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 Prefatory Notes. 
 
 1. As a guide to the pronunciation of English words, 
 the same system has been adopted as that used in James' 
 English-German dictionary, as being both the simplest and 
 easiest of reference. On the following page a full explana- 
 tion is given, and key-words explaining the pronunciation of 
 each vowel-sign stand at the foot of every page of the 
 English-French part. 
 
 2. Particular care has been taken by the revisers to 
 include all important phrases in both languages, and to give 
 not only the literal, but also where possible the nearest equi- 
 valent, translations. 
 
 3. For purposes of easy reference a slip or book-mark 
 is enclosed in each copy, containing a list of the abbrevia- 
 tions employed throughout the work. 
 
 Remarques preliminaires. 
 
 1. Pour la prononciation des mots anglais, nous avons 
 suivi la notation adoptee par James dans son "English-German 
 Dictionary", remarquable par sa simplicity et sa clart&
 
 IJRl' 
 
 Prefatory Notes. 
 
 1. As a guide to the pronunciation of English words, 
 the same system has been adopted as that used in James' 
 English-German dictionary, as being both the simplest and 
 easiest of reference. On the following page a full explana- 
 tion is given, and key-words explaining the pronunciation of 
 each vowel-sign stand at the foot of every page of the 
 English-French part. 
 
 2. Particular care has been taken by the revisers to 
 include all important phrases in both languages, and to give 
 not only the literal, but also where possible the nearest equi- 
 valent, translations. 
 
 3. For purposes of easy reference a slip or book-mark 
 is enclosed in each copy, containing a list of the abbrevia- 
 tions employed throughout the work. 
 
 Remarques preliminaires. 
 
 1. Pour la prononciation des mots anglais, nous avons 
 suivi la notation adoptde par James dans son "English-German 
 Dictionary", remarquable par sa simplicity et sa dart6.
 
 VI Eemarques 
 
 Dans la page qui suit, on trouvera les e"claircissements 
 ne'cessaires k ce sujet. La cl de la prononciation figurce 
 des voyelles se trouve d'ailleurs reproduite au has de chaque 
 page de la partie anglaise. 
 
 2. Malgr le cadre restreint de notre publication, nous 
 avons trouve moyen d'enregistrer quelques-unes des phrases 
 les plus saillantes dans les deux langues, avec leur traduction 
 soil litte>ale, soil equivalente. 
 
 3. Au surplus, pour faciliter les recherches, les diverses 
 abreviations employees dans 1'ouvrage ont e"t reunies dans 
 un signet detach^, ajout6 a chaque volume.
 
 List of abbreviations used in both parts 
 of this dictionary. 
 
 Abreviations employees dans les deux parties du dictionnaire. 
 
 a. = adjective, adjectlf. 
 
 ad. = adverb, adverbe. 
 
 (agr.) = agriculture, ayricullun. 
 
 (alg. ) = algebra, alytbre. 
 
 (an.) = anatomy anatomie. 
 
 (ar.) = arithmetic, arithmetiqut. 
 
 (arch.) = architecture, architecture. 
 
 art. = article, article. 
 
 (astr.) = astronomy, astronomic. 
 
 (bot) = botany, koianique, plantti. 
 
 (chlm.) = chemistry, chimie. 
 
 (chlr.) = surgery, chirurgit. 
 
 (com.) = commerce, trade, commerce 
 
 c. = conjunction, conjunction. 
 
 (culln.) = culinary, culinalrt. ' 
 
 f. = feminine, ftminin. 
 
 fam. = familiarly, familierement. 
 
 fig. = figuratively, /.gurement. 
 
 (g6ota.) = geometry, yiomftrit. 
 
 (gr.) = grammar, yrammaire. 
 
 (hort) = horticulture, horticulture. 
 
 lr. = irregular, irrlquHtr. 
 
 (Jar.) = Jurisprudence, law, juritpruieno. 
 
 (log.) logic*, logiqut. 
 
 m. = masculine, matculin. 
 
 (mach. ) = machinery, machine*. 
 
 (mar.) = marine, navy, marine. 
 
 (math.) = mathematics, mathfmatiqves. 
 
 (mSd.) = medicine, medecine, pathologie. 
 
 (rail.) = military art, art militaire. 
 
 (mln.) = mines, mineralogy, mines, mint- 
 
 (mus.) = music, nusique. [ralogtt. 
 
 (parl.) = parliamentary, parUmtnt. 
 
 (pelnt) = painting, peintre. 
 
 (phys.) = physics, physique. 
 
 pi. = plural, pluriel. 
 
 (poeX) = poetically, poftiquement. 
 
 pr. = pronoun, pronom. 
 
 prp. = preposition, preposition. 
 
 qc. = qvtlque chose. 
 
 qn. = yveiqu'un. 
 
 (rail.) = railway, chemin de ftr. 
 
 f. = substantive, tubitantif. 
 
 sing. = singular, sinyulier. 
 
 (tech.) = technical, technique. 
 
 (typ.) = typography, typographic. 
 
 T. a. = verb active, ttrbt aetif. 
 
 v. n. = verb neuter, vtrbe ntutrt. 
 
 Throughout the dictionary the ttldt (~) 
 stands for the main word unaltered, as given 
 at the beginning of each separate article; 
 i. g. aoandon, m. . . . || H l'~, at random. 
 
 Before flexlonal endings and suffixes and 
 in compounds a "dash" replaces the main 
 word ; t. f. ablntlon, f. ; fair* -a, 
 to perform one's ablutions. 
 
 The various equivalents In one language 
 tor the corresponding different meanings of 
 a given word In the other are separated by 
 the sign ||. 
 
 The endings of the feminine forms of 
 French nouna and adjectives are given after 
 U>e masculine word, than: abandons*, e, 
 m. dk f., ftbortlf, vo, a. 
 
 Le slgne ~ sert A eviter la r6pe*titton da 
 mot qui fait 1'objet de 1'artlcle, p. exeuiple : 
 abandon, m . . . || a 1'-, at random. 
 
 Les flexions et les affixes sont reprisentes 
 par un Uret -, comrae: ablution . . . II 
 falre e -. to perform one's ablutions. 
 
 Le mot initial a-t-ll plusieurs significa- 
 tions, le slgue || sert ft Sparer ces diverse* 
 aoceptlons d'entre elles ; alnsi : pension, f . 
 pension || annuity |l boarding-house, board- 
 ing-school || board and lodging || livery (of 
 horses). 
 
 Le genre ffmlnln des mots qui n'out pas 
 la paritf du genre, est lndlqu< d la manfer* 
 sulvante: abandono*. , m. A f., abor- 
 tlf, T*, a.
 
 Remarques sur la prononciation anglaise. 
 
 4 M prononoe comma dans fit, 4ptt. 
 t M prononce comine * dam matin. 
 
 4 M prononoe com me a daua fat/It. 
 
 *& M prononce corome le dernier Clement 
 da la dlplithongue frangalse oi. 
 
 I te prononce comma I dam epitrt. 
 
 i te prononce comme a dans mettrt. 
 
 1 M prononce a peu prftt comme eu daua 
 jtar 
 
 I M prononoe comme at dans ail, a'ieul, 
 mal( d'une MUle Emission de volz, en 
 e"v!tAiu d'en falre deux syllables comine 
 dam coJc, laiqu, moair/ue. 
 
 i te prononce comma i dans illuttrt. 
 
 5 e prononce comma o dans globe. 
 f te prononce comme o dans motte. 
 
 6 te prononce comme ou dans mouvoir. 
 
 &&/ te prononoe comme aou d'une xule 
 BmUslou de Toil. 
 
 9V te prononce comme oie, malt d'une teale 
 
 Cmisnlon de volx, en y ajoutant un i. 
 it te pronnnce comme ou dant fuuU. 
 i te prononce comme lou dant cMourme, 
 
 malt d'une seule emission de voix. 
 u te prononce comme eu dam nruf. 
 eh te prononce comme tch dans tchtrkent. 
 J te prononoe comme dj dant adjutant. 
 g te prononce comme g dans gan.mt. 
 y te prononce comme J dant yuz. 
 i te prononce comme t dans incur. 
 * te prononoe comme x dans zouav*. 
 tk te prononce en avancant le bout de la 
 
 langup entre let dents en sifflant un pea 
 
 fortement, comme ti 1'on voulnlt pro- 
 
 noncer . 
 ffi te prononce de m8me, seulemftit d'un 
 
 eon plus doux, comne si 1'oa roulult fair* 
 
 entendre le *.
 
 ENGLISH AND FRENCH. 
 
 a, . prSflxe pour at, In, on, etc. 
 
 a, d, an, an, art. un, line. 
 
 A 1 , (mar.) de premiere classe |j (fig.) de 
 premiere qualite. 
 
 A. B. = able-bodied. 
 
 aback, d&djf, ad. par derriere, pnr sur- 
 prise || (mar.) sur le in fit |i to be taken 
 (all) ~, etre piis au dvpourvu, etre dt- 
 route. 
 
 abacus, db'dkus. t. abacus, abaque, in. 
 
 abaft, abaft', t. (mar.) poupe, f. 
 
 abaft, dbaff , nd. vers la poupe, en arriSre. 
 
 abandon, a linn' dun, v. a. abandonner, se 
 dfsister de || lalsser i 1'abandpn !| to ~ 
 oneself to, s'abandonner, se livrera. 
 
 abandoned, dban'dund, a. abandonng || 
 miserable, Infame. 
 
 abandoning, a ban' dun ing, abandon- 
 ment, nbdn'dunmfnt, 8. abandon, m. || 
 (fig.) laisser-aller, m. || (com. & mar.) dc- 
 laisiemeiit, m. [battre, avllir. 
 
 abase, abas', v. a. baisser, abaisscr || ra- 
 
 abasement, abatfmfnt, s. abalssement, 
 m., humiliation, f. || avilissement, m. 
 
 abash, d bash.' , v. a. deconccrter, conf ondre. 
 
 abashment, & bath.' mint, s. confusion, 
 consternation, f. || honte, f. 
 
 abate, dbdf , v. a. s'abatlre. rabaisscr || di- 
 minuer, calmer || annuler || v. n. s'ubaitre, 
 diminuer || s'arreter || s'ariCantir, s'af faibllr. 
 
 abatement, abafment, t. diminution, f., 
 affolbliuement, retrancbement, m. |; (com.) 
 rabais, m., remise, f. II no ~, prix fixe. 
 
 abattis, db'dtiiou db'dte, s. (mil.) abatis. 
 
 abb, di, i. trame de laine, chalne, f. Im. 
 
 abbacy, db'bdsi, t. dieoitu d'abM, f. || ad- 
 miolstration d'une abbaye. f. || abbatiale, 
 1 liil, a. abbatlal. 
 
 abbatlal, db tffihdl. abbatical.ui ba'ttk- 
 
 abbess, db'be*, t. abbesse, f. 
 
 abbey, di'Ai, s. abbaye, f., couvont, m. 
 
 abbot, lib' but, s. abb', m. 
 
 abbotshlp, db'but thipjt. dignite d'abbf-, f. 
 
 abbreviate, dbbrfvidt, v. a. abrC%-er, 
 raccourcir. fviation, f. 
 
 abbreviation, db brivitfih&n, t. abrC- 
 
 abbrevlature, dbbrfvldtur, s. abr- 
 TlaUon. f., abrfge, m. 
 
 ABC, a bite, i. abc, m. || abC-c-Cdaire, m. 
 
 abdicate, tVdtkat, r. a. abdiquer, re- 
 noncer || dSposseder. [renonciation, f. 
 
 abdication, abdika'thiin, s. abdication, 
 
 abdomen, dbdffmen, 9. abdomen, ventre, 
 m. || lower part of the ~, bas-ventre, 
 hypogastre, m. 
 
 abdominal, dbdom'indl, a. abdominal. 
 
 abduct, al> dvkt', v. a. enlevef. 
 
 abduction, db diik'thuti, s. abduction, f. || 
 enliveinent, m. fseigne 1 'alphabet. 
 
 abecedarian, dbtte da'rian, s. qui eu- 
 
 abecedary, abe se'dari, a. abt-cedaire.. 
 
 abed, dbfd',&d. au lit, couchC |[ en couches. 
 
 abernethy, aber nfthi, a. biscuit sec, m. 
 
 aberrance, abet' rant, aberration, ab- 
 irrffikun, 8. egarement, m., aberration, 
 crreur f. [tenir. 
 
 abet, abft', r. a. exciter, encourager || sou- 
 abetment, dbet'jnctit. I. instigation, f., 
 appui, m. [fautenr, m. 
 
 abetter, abettor, Hbft'ter, s. instigateur, 
 
 abeyance, dbd'ans, s. (jur.) vacance, at- 
 tcnte, f. || in ~, en suspr-ns || jacent || to 
 fall into ~, tombcr en desuetude, pe rimer. 
 
 abhor, db hot' , v. a. abhorrer, avoir en 
 borreur. 
 
 abhorrence, ab hvr'reni, s. horreur, f. 
 
 abhorrent, db hot' rent, a. saisi d'horreur, 
 d^testant \\ contraire i |i Incompatible avec 
 || to be ~ to, repugner a. 
 
 abide, dbid', v. a. ir. attcndre |( souffrir [| 
 (by) soutonir || s'en tenir i || rC-sister |l ~, 
 v. n. demeurer, habiter||continuer || suoir. 
 
 abiding:, dbVdlng, 8. stabilit'-, perma- 
 nence, f. [slant, infbranlable. 
 
 abiding 1 , dbrdfng, a. qui subsiste i| con- 
 
 ablgrall, d'biydl, 8. doucerette, soubrette, 
 f. || peronnclfe, f. 
 
 ability, dbil'itf, 9. habllete, capacity, f. II 
 abilities, pi. talents, moyens, in. pi. ;] 
 portue, f. || to the best of one's ~, de 
 son mlcux. 
 
 ablntostate, abintlt'ttt, a. ab-intestat. 
 
 abjoct, ab'jikt, a. abject, vil || -ly, ad. 
 bassement. fsesse, f. 
 
 abjection, dbjfk'thiin, 8. abjection, bas- 
 
 ableotness, ab'jektnit, i. abjection, 
 bassesse, lucli^le, f. 
 
 abjuration, ub'jovrd'ttiun, 8. abjuration, f. 
 
 Utt, hit, far, IdTii ; hcrt, git, Mr; m'ine, (nn; no, hot, pruve ; AoTti ; 
 Ht ! f&ti <**, lui. || chair, joy ; game, y*t ; ttnil, i**l ; thing, Our*. 
 
 iv ly ;.,A u/*J t\tnc\.
 
 abjure 
 
 abjure, abjor', v. ft. abjurer, renoncer 
 avcc serment. 
 
 ablative, ab'ldtiv, s. ablatif, m. 
 
 ablaze, dblaz', a. en flumrae. 
 
 able, a'bl, a. capable, en 6tat, habile, vi- 
 goureuz || to be ~ to, pouvolr II as far 
 as one la ~, scion sos moyens || ~- 
 bodled, a. robust*, vigoureux. 
 
 abluent, db'lolnt, a. detorsif, qut nettole. 
 
 ablution, db 16' shun, a. ablution, f. |[ lo- 
 tion, f. |J to perform one's -s, lalre 
 les ablutions. 
 
 ably, a'bll, ad. babllement [rejpter. 
 
 abnegate, db'nlgdt, v. a. nler, dfisavouer, 
 
 abnegation, db ng go! shun, s. abnegation, 
 resignation, f., refus, m. 
 
 abnormal, dbnvr'mdl, a. (-ly, ad.) Ir- 
 r6guller, anormal, dilforme || irregullSre- 
 ment, (Snormement. [pifformitC. f. 
 
 abnormity, dbndr'miti, e. IrrCgularitS, 
 
 aboard, abord', ad. & bord || to so ~, 
 s'erobarquer |J to take ~, embarquer || 
 (mar.) to fall ~ of, aborder. 
 
 abode, abod', s. demeure, f. sejour, m. || 
 to take up one's ~, etablir son sejour. 
 
 abolish, iibol'ith, v. a. abolir, angantir, 
 annuler. 
 
 abolishment, db 51'iahmSnt, abolition, 
 dbdliah'un, g. abolition, f., aneantisse- 
 inent, in. labolitioniate, m. 
 
 abolitionist, ab SKsh'imitt, s. novateur, 
 
 abominable, a bom,' in d bl, a. abominable, 
 detestable. [horrenr, execration, f. 
 
 abomlnableness, dbom'in&blnit, s. 
 
 abominate, abom'indt, v. a. abuorrer, 
 de. tester, avoir en borreur. 
 
 abomination, abSminafihun, t. detesta- 
 tion, f . || to hold In ~, avoir en borreur. 
 
 aboriginal, dUorij'inal, a. origlnalre, 
 primittf. [m. pi. 
 
 aborigines, ab orlj'lnez, s.pl. aborigines, 
 
 abort, d bort' . v. n. faire une fausse coucbe. 
 
 abortion, abor'thun, s. avortement, m., 
 fausse couclie. f. 
 
 abortive, dbdr'tiv, a. abortif || (flg.)avorte 
 || fchou6 j| -ly, ad. avant to; me || (fig.) 
 prf maturement. 
 
 abound, dbofcnd' , T. n. abonder en or de. 
 
 abounding:, CtbdTvnd'ing, s. abondauce, 
 f., dtbordeinent, f. 
 
 about, aboTof , pr. & ad. autour de, envl- 
 virou, vers || a I'Sgurd de || pour || aur || 
 dan* || par || aprcs || & l| ci ct 14 || de tous 
 coifs || all ~, partout || ~ one, sur sol || 
 left ~1 deml-tiir ik gauche! l| round ~, 
 tout autour de || to come ~, etre finl || se 
 changer, arriver || what are you ~? 
 que faites-vous t || to be ~ to, etre BUT le 
 point de, aller. 
 
 above, dbuv' , pr. & ad. au-dtssus de, par- 
 dessus, Eur || plus que, plus de || en baut || 
 trop tier pour || ~ all, surtout || over 
 and ~, en outre || ~ mentioned, susdit || 
 to be ~, etre au-dessus de, surpasser. 
 
 abrade, d brail' , v. a. effacer, user en /rot- 
 tun t. [f. || fi'ottement, m., Ccorchure, f. 
 
 abrasion, do ra'zhun. s. rature, abrasion, 
 
 abreast, abrist', ad. de front, & cole 1'uu 
 
 de 1'autre || vis-a-vis de. 
 abridge, rt*ri/ ; v. a. abrfiger, retranehir || 
 
 restreiudre || pnver |j gcner. 
 abridgment, dbr\j mint, s. abrCge, m., 
 
 reduction, f. [percer. 
 
 abroach, d broth', v. a. mettre en pcrce, 
 abroach, a broth' , ad. en pcrce, perc. 
 abroad, HbrdTvd' , ad. dehors, au dehoi-,, 
 
 a 1'etraneer II to be (all) ~, (fig.) courir, 
 
 se rf-pandre || to -walk ~, se proiaeuer if 
 
 to set ~, publier, propager. 
 abrograte, ab'rogdt, v. a. abroger, annuler. 
 abrogation, dbroga'shun, s. abrogation, 
 
 cassation, t. 
 abrupt, Abrupt', a. abrupt*, prgclpltg || 
 
 brusque || rocailleux |j saccadfi || brisfe || es- 
 
 carpfi || -v, ad. soudaln || -ly, ad. brusque- 
 
 ineiit. [rudesse, f. || asperlte, f. 
 
 abruptness, Sirupfnet, s. brugquerie, 
 abscess, uii'sis, s. abces, m. 
 abscind, db sind' , v. a. retrancher, couper 
 
 en deux, diviser. fm. 
 
 abscission, dbiish'un, s. retranchement, 
 abscond, do skdnd' , v. a. < n. (se) cacber. 
 absoonder, 6b skSnd'er, t. fugitif, m. 
 absence, ab'i(n>, s. absence, f. || distrac- 
 tion f. || ~ of mind, absence d'esprit, 
 
 distraction, f . 
 absent, db >enf,\. a. Slolgner || to ~ oneself 
 
 from, s'absenter de. [~, etre distrait. 
 absent, &b' sent, a. absent, eloigufi || to be 
 absentee, absent?, s. absent (de sou 
 
 pays or de son poste), m. 
 absenter, dbt(nfir,. absent, In. 
 absentment, ab tint? mint, s. absence, f. 
 absinth, db ainth' , B. absinthe, f. 
 absolute, db'tolot, a. absolu, illimlte, ar- 
 
 bitralre || -ly, ad. absolumcnt, totalement. 
 absoluteness, ob'sdlotniii, s. pouvoir 
 
 absolu, despotisme, m. 
 absolution, db so Id' shun, a. absolution, f. 
 absolutism, do' so to Him, B. absolutisme, 
 
 m. 
 
 absolutist, db'iolotiat, s. absolutiste. m. 
 absolutory, db' sol u tir I , a. absolutoire. 
 absolve, dbzdlv', T. a. absoudre, deller, 
 
 d^gager |l finir. |tir || pr6ocouper. 
 
 absorb, absorb' , v. a. absorber || eriglou- 
 absorbent, ab sir 1 bint, s. absorbant, m. 
 absorbent, absorbent, a. absorbant. 
 absorption, db sorp' ihun. s. absorption, t. 
 abstain, abitdn'. v. n. s'abstenir, sepriver 
 
 de. 
 
 abstaining-, db ttSa'lng, s. abstinence, f. 
 abstemious, abitfmius, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 abstinent, sobre(mei)t). 
 abstemiousness, ab its' ml us nil, s. ab- 
 stinence, sobriete, temperance, f. 
 abstention, abstin'shun, a. abstinence, 
 
 privation, f. fabatergent, m. 
 
 abstergreut, tbtttr'jtnt, s. & a. (m4d.) 
 abstinence, db'ttinina. t. abstinence, 
 
 privation volontaire, t. |[ day of ~, jour 
 
 maigre, ro. 
 abstinent, Sb'ttinlnt, a. (-ly, ad.) absU- 
 
 iieut || sobre(ment). 
 
 Idtt, hat, far, liHi/s hSr, git, hit; mine, inn; no, hit, prfv;
 
 abstract 
 
 Mbstract, dVttrdkt, a. ifoumC, BOtnmaJre, 
 m. || (fig.) relevf, ui. |l In the ~, pur ab- 
 straction, (parer, abieger. 
 
 abstract, Sbstrdkf, v. a. abstr.-ure, nk- 
 
 ftbstract, db'ftrdkt, a. abstrait. 
 , abstracted, &b strdk'tid. a. abstrait || se- 
 r pare || -ly, ad. abstractivement || absolu- 
 ment. 
 
 abstraction, dl> itrdk'sfiun, t. abstraction, 
 1 || distraction, f. || distillation, f. 
 
 abstractive, dbitrdk'tiv.a.. abstract!*. 
 
 abBtractl vely, dt> atrdk'tiv If, abstract- 
 ly, dbtlrdkt'li, ad. abstraitemeat. 
 
 abstractness, db strdkf net, s. abstrac- 
 tion, sublime, f. 
 
 abstruse, dtiitroi', ad. each?, abstrus || 
 -ly, ad. abstractivement, obscurtment. 
 
 abBtrnaeness, db tiros' nil, s. obscurite, 
 difficult?, (. 
 
 absurd, dbatrd', a. absurde || insensO || 
 ly, ad. irraisonnablemeru. 
 
 absurdity, dbtir'diti, a. absurdity f. 
 
 abundance, abun'ddns, g. abondance, 
 quantitf, f. |ad abondamruent. 
 
 abundant, i bun' dint, a. abondant || -ly, 
 
 abuse, dbut" , i. abus, outrage, m. || er- 
 reur, f. Jl seduction, f. 
 
 abuse, db-jz' , v. a. abuser, faire un mau- 
 vaia usage de || dire des injures, outrager || 
 tromper jj sSduire. [d'injures, m. 
 
 abuser, abu'zir. 8. sdducteur, m. || disc-ur 
 
 abusive, dlu'tiv, a. abuBlf, injurleuz || 
 -ly, ad. abuiivement, iiijurit-useinent. 
 
 abuslveness, dbu'iivntt, a. outrage, m., 
 insolence, i. (brancber. 
 
 abut, abuf , v. n. aboutlr, confiner|| I'em- 
 
 abutment, dbufinent, g. arc-boutant, m. || 
 (ol bridjfea) cule, f. [tlssant. m. 
 
 abuttal, abufdl, 8. borne, Llmite, f., abou- 
 
 abuttlnr, abut't.uy, a. prnbraDCbeuivnt, 
 
 abutting-, abut' tmg, a. Haillant. |m. 
 
 abysmal, abiz'mdl, a. ans fond. 
 
 abyss, dbi',s. ablrae, goulfre, m. || enter, 
 
 acacia, dkd'iMd, s. acacia, m. Im. 
 
 academlan, akadZmi&n, i. acadgmicien, 
 m. 
 
 academic, dkddfm'ik, i. acadfimicicn, m. 
 
 academic (al), dkddfn'ik(Al), a, (-ly, 
 ad. acad'-nilque(ment). 
 
 academy, dkdd'imi, a. acadfimie, Ccole, 
 1. |l pension. 1. 
 
 acanthus, dkuii'thus, 8. acanlhe, (. 
 
 accede, dkiid', v. u. accder, acceptor, 
 consentir. (hater. 
 
 accelerate, dkill'irat, v. a. awtUrrr, 
 
 acceleration, 6Jctilfr<ifthun, . accelc- 
 ration, t. (l*ur. 
 
 aooelerative, dk tfl'erdliu, a. McfMra. 
 
 accelerator y,<U set' trdtcr ML aooiUnilt 
 
 accent, dkitnf, v. a. acceutuer, tcrire les 
 accents |) artlculer. II. 
 
 accent, dk'iint. a. accent, ton, m. || parolo, 
 
 accentuate, dk sfn'tuat, v. a. acct-ntuc-r. 
 
 accentuation, Aksintuaf t\un, 8. acctu- 
 
 tuation, t 
 
 accept, iktlpt, T. a. accepter, reccTolr, 
 agreer || compreudre, rntetdre. 
 
 acceptability, dk tip tdbSriti, t. quallu 
 de ce qui eat acceptable, admislbilite, f. 
 
 acceptable, dksip'tdbl, a. acceptable, 
 agitable. (ment. 
 
 acceptably, &k tip' tibli, ad. agrable- 
 
 aoceptanoe, Akae'pfans, e. acceptation, 
 approbation, f. || to find ~, trourer bon 
 accueil || absolute ~, acceptation com- 
 plete || qualified ~, acceptation condl- 
 tionnelle. 
 
 acceptation, dkefptffifiun, t. accepta,- 
 tion, f. || accueil, m., reception, f. || De- 
 ception d'un mot, t. [teor, m. 
 
 accepter, acceptor, aJctipfer, a. accep- 
 
 acoeptlon, 6k sip' ihun, a. acceptton, f. 
 
 access, dk tit, 8. accie, m. || abord, m. || 
 entree, f. || to have ~ to one, avoir accds 
 aupres de qn. || easy of ~, d'un acces 
 facile, abordable. fnient. 
 
 acoessarlly, dktlt'iirili, ad. accessoire- 
 
 aooessarlness, dk'a&tirinii, a. compli- 
 citt, participation, f. 
 
 accessary, dk'tisteri, s. complice, m. 
 
 accessary, dlftetteri, a. participant, 
 complice. Idable. 
 
 accessible, dk sis' t-. bl , a., accessible, abor- 
 
 acoesslon, dktlih'un, 8. accession, f. || 
 augmentation, t, surcrolt, ui. || avSue- 
 ment au trone, m. 
 
 aocesslonal, dktiah'undl, a. addltionnel. 
 
 acoessorlly, ik'ietairili, ad. acceasoirs- 
 ment, coiiime complice. 
 
 accessory, d/c'teu tert, i. complice, m. || 
 accessoire, m. [ditionnel. 
 
 accessory, if its air i, a. accesaoire, ad- 
 accident, dk'tidlnt, s. accident, cas for- 
 tult, malbeur, m. j| by ~, par basard |J 
 -s, pi. slnistres, m. pi. 
 
 accidental, dksidtn'tdl, 8. accident, m. 
 
 accidental, dksidin'tal, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 Kc.-i'i<K-iiici(lfni(Miii 'I (intuit || par basard. 
 
 aoolplent, dksip'ifnt, B. receveur, m. 
 
 acclaim, dk klam' , T. a, fcccloiner || ap- 
 pro HUT. 
 
 acclamation, dk kldmd'mun, a. acclama- 
 tion, f., applaudissemetit, m. 
 
 aoclamatory, dk kldrn'dttri, a. d'accla- 
 mation. [accllmatation, f. 
 
 acclimatisation, Hkklimdtiza? thitn, 8. 
 
 acclimatise, cut kKiAdtit, r.a. accllmater. 
 
 acclivity, dkkl\v'\.ti, I. monUe, (..pen- 
 chant d'une colllpi, m. 
 
 acclivous, dk klf vut, a. montant, en pente. 
 
 acoommodable, dk ki5m' ma dd bl, a. ac- 
 commodable, confonne a. 
 
 accommodate, akkum'mvddt, y. a. ac- 
 i-oniuiodcr, ajiutcr, regler || pourvolr, 
 (nuinlr j| ~, T. u. etre couforni* a, s'accor- 
 der, s'ajuater. [liable, propro. 
 
 accommodate, dkkfm'mvddt, a. oonve- 
 
 acoommodatluir, dk k^m' ma dating, a. 
 accoinaiodant, commode. 
 
 aooommodatlou, ak kOmmoda'sMin, n. 
 adaptation, f. II accommodation, f. ||ajuate 
 merit, ariaiiL-pmenl, m., conTpnance, com> 
 modUS, f. || UMMBrat m. |J (com. ) taciliteu, 
 I. pi. || -v-uill, t. billet de compialsaaur, 
 
 tffp ; fS6t, tuti. tub. || chair, joy ; gamt, vn ; Ktul, nut ; thing, yitrt.
 
 accompaniment acoustic 
 
 m. (| ~-ladder, 8. (mar.) Sclielle de coiu- 
 maudemeut, (. || -s, pi. emmuageiuenls, 
 m. pi. [accompagnement, m. 
 
 accompaniment, dk kum'paniment, s. 
 
 accompanist, dk kum' pd nist, e. accom- 
 pagna'.eur, m. 
 
 accompany, dkkum'pdni, v. a. accom- 
 pagner || ~, T. n. s'associer. 
 
 accomplice, dkkom'plis, g. complice, m. 
 
 accomplish, dk kom ptish. \. a. acconi- 
 plir, exfcuter, achevr || to ~ a purpose, 
 remplir un but. [pli, parfait, distingue. 
 
 accomplished, ak k6m plight, a. accoin- 
 
 accompliahment, dk kdm'pliih. mint, s. 
 accomplissement, m. || perfection, f., ta- 
 lent, m. || -a, pi. connaissanccs, f. pi. 
 
 accord, akkd&rd' , s. accord, m., union, 
 f. || convention, f. || confinement, m. || 
 of one's own ~, de son propre gre, de 
 plein grf, || with one ~, d'un commun 
 accord, (convenir. 
 
 accord, dk kd&rf , v. a. (An.) (s')acconler, 
 
 accordance, dkkdrd'ans, . confonnite, 
 f. || bonne intelligence, I. || in ~ with, 
 conforinement a. 
 
 accordant, dkkurd'dnt, a. d'accord. 
 
 according:, akkord'ing, pr. (to) selon, 
 auivant || - as, selou que || -ly, ad. con- 
 formement. 
 
 accordion, dkkor'dlon, s. accordeon, m. 
 
 accost, dkkost' , v. a. aborder. 
 
 account, dk kcTumt , s. compte. calcul, m. || 
 valeur, consideration, f. N importance, f. |) 
 distinction, f. || note, f. || cas, m. || recit 
 m. II cause, raison, (. || on ~, a terme || 
 d'a-compte || on ~ of, a cause de || on con- 
 sideration de II pour compte de || pour 
 cause de || a valoir sur || on ou on all , 
 en tout point, sous tous les rapports || ac- 
 cording' to his -v, selon iui || on no ~, 
 en aucune maniere, sous aucun pretexte || 
 on that ~, pour cette raison || a ce sujet |j 
 to take ~ of, prendre note de || to 
 take Into ~, teoir compte de || to make 
 no - of, ne faire aucun cas de || to tarn 
 to ~, mettre i profit || current ou run- 
 ning* ~, compte courant || to grive a 
 g-ood ~ of, rendre bon compte de || to 
 have an open ~ with one, etre en 
 compte avec qn. || to keep -s, tenir des 
 livn-s || -book, s. llvre de comptes, m. || 
 ~-aales, s. (com.) compte de rente, m. 
 
 account, Ak kouint' , v. a. compter, cal- 
 tuler || estiraer, conslderer || ~, v. n. sup- 
 puter || rendre compte de, rendre raison 
 de, etre resi>on3able. 
 
 accountability, dk ko&nt 3 bif it\, s. re- 
 aponsabillte, (. 
 
 accoan table, Attoti/nfabl, a. rpspoosable 
 || to be to one, devoir compte a. 
 
 accountant, Akkowufdnt, s. calculateur, 
 teneur de livres, m. || public ~, expert 
 cu nip table, m. 
 
 accoutre, Akkffter, v. a. fquiper. 
 
 accoutrement, ikko'termint, s. Cnnlpe- 
 raeni, m. || ornement, m. fditer. 
 
 accredit, <ikkri<ftt, T. a. croire || accrC- 
 
 icustom, dkkus'tiiin, v. a. accoutumer, 
 icnstomed, dkkut'tumd, a. accoutumt-, 
 
 accreditation, uA: A./CC/ < tn'shuii, y. lettiea 
 
 de crt-ance, f. pi. [sement, m. 
 
 accretion, dkkrfsh-un, s. (phys. ) acciois- 
 accrue, dk kro' v. n. accroitre || rcsulter. 
 accumulate, akkffmZlat, v. a. (<fcn.) 
 
 (s')accumuler I! amasser. 
 accumulation, dk ku mu Iff shun, s. ac- 
 cumulation, f., entassement, nrnan, m. 
 accumulative, dk ku' mulativ, a. qui 
 
 s'accumnle || ly, ad. cumulntivement. 
 accuracy, ak'kiirdsi, s. exactitude, jus- 
 
 tesae, f., soin. m. 
 accurate, ak'kurat, a. exact, juste, solg- 
 
 neux || ly, ad. exactemcnt. 
 acourse, ak l:irs' , v. a. maudire, anathu- 
 
 matiser. fa. maudit, execrable. 
 
 accursed, dkkcr'sed, accurst, dk kersf , 
 accusable, dkku'sdbl, a. nccusnble || cou- 
 
 pable. [inculpation, f. 
 
 accusation, dk kit id' shun, s. accusation, 
 accusative, dkkii'zdtiv, s. accusatif, m. 
 accusatory, ukka'zdter i, a. accusatoire. 
 accuse, likku.:' , v. a. accuser, censurer. 
 accuser, dk kn'z-'r, s. accusateur, m., ac- 
 
 cusatrice, f. (habitue 
 
 ac 
 ac 
 
 habitue. 
 ace, at, a. as, m., obole, f. || (fig.) point, 
 
 rien, m. || to be within an ~ of, etre a 
 
 deux pas de. [acephale. 
 
 acephalous, dscfalus, a. (anat. et bot.) 
 acerbity, nsrr'biti, s. acerbit, aigreur || 
 
 sCvCriif, f. 
 
 acetate, as' (tut, a. (chem.) acetate, m. 
 acetic, dsefik, a. acetique. 
 acetous, a' situs, a. (chem.) aceteux. 
 ache, dk. s. mal, m., douleur, f. 
 ache, dk, T. n. falre mal, souffrir || my 
 
 head (etc.) -s, j'ai mal a la (etc (etc.). 
 achievable, aclieu'dtl, a. executable. 
 achieve, d chiv' , v. a. arhever, exfcuter || 
 
 acquerir || to ~ a victory, remporter 
 
 une victoire. 
 achievement, Hchev'ment, f. production, 
 
 f. [I exploit, liaut-faii, fait d'armes, m. 
 aching-, asking, s. peine, souffrance, f. 
 achor, a'fcdr, a. croflte laileuse, f. 
 achromatic, dkromdt' tk, a. (opt) achro- 
 acld. da' id, s. acide, m. Lmatiquc. 
 
 acid, ds'id, a. acide, piquant. 
 acidity, dtid'lti, s. aciditc, f. 
 acidulate, daid'uldt. v. a. aciduler || -d 
 
 drops, pastilles acidulCcs, f. pi. 
 acidulous, aiid'uluf, a. ucidiile, alereloU 
 acknowledg-e, dk nor fj, v.a. reconuaitrc || 
 
 avoiior 'i etre reconn:>i-:int. 
 acknowledg-ment, oA nufejmint, g. re- 
 
 connai'sance, f., aveu, m. i| concession, f. || 
 
 gratitude, f. || my warmest -, mrs 
 
 plus vifs rcmerciiueiiW. 
 acme, uk" me, s. soiumot, m. || aoogSe, f., 
 
 tomble, m. H (m<5d.) cnw, I. 
 acolyte, dk'olit, 9. acolyte, m. 
 aconite, dk'onit, a. (bot.) nconlt, ui. 
 acorn, a'kowrn, s. eland, m. 
 acoustic, dkooj' ttik. a. acoustique. 
 
 i, hit, fdr, /u&; - *, git, Mr; ml**, inn, - no, hot, provi ; Mil ;
 
 acoustics adequate 
 
 acoustics, <fki?K'tiki,t.pI. acoustlque, f. 
 
 acquaint, dkkwanf, T. a. inforn\er, falre 
 savoir, apprendre || to ~ oneself with, 
 s'instruire de. 
 
 acquaintance, dkkwanf dm, g. connais- 
 gance, liaison, f . || upon farther ~, aprfis 
 plus ample connalssance || to claim ~ 
 With one, sa r4clamer de qn. || to Im- 
 prove on ~, gagner ft etre connu. 
 
 acquiesce, akkwiitf , v. n. acquiesccr, Be 
 goumettre. 
 
 acquiescence,** kwl fe'ifnt, g. acquiesce- 
 ment, m., soumiflsion, f. ftant || sounds. 
 
 acquiescent, akkwi&f tint, a. consen- 
 racquirable, dkkwir'abl, a. qu'on peat 
 
 acquerir. 
 j acquire, ikkwir'. v. a. arquSrir, obtrnlr. 
 
 Acquirement, dJe kwir' mint. g. acquisi- 
 tion, t, talent, m. ftion, f., ncquet, m. 
 
 acquisition, dkkwfzieh'un, a. acqnlsi- 
 
 aoqnlsltlve, dJt kwiz'itiv, a, acquiR, 
 obtenu. 
 
 acquit, ikkwlf, v. . acquitter, ahsoudre, 
 duller || to ~ oneself, g'ncqultter. 
 
 acquittal, dk kvrffld!. n. acqulttement, m. 
 
 acquittance, 6k kwif tdm, g. quittance, 
 decharge, f. fm. 
 
 acre, S\br, s. acre, a/pent, demt-hectare, 
 
 acreag-e, ffktraj,*. mesure (f.), norobro 
 (m.) d'acreg. 
 
 acred, a'kerti, a. proprifitaire fonder. 
 
 acrid, dk'rid, a. Acre. 
 
 acridity, dkrid'iti, t. acretS, f. 
 
 aorlmonlona, ikrimffnliu, a. acrl- 
 monieui, acre |j -ly, ad. avec rancune. 
 
 acrimony, dxrimfni. B. acrimonie, 
 acret, I. 
 
 acrlty, tk'Hti, g. ftcretg, 6vri, f. 
 
 acrobat, dk'robit, B. acrobate, m. 
 
 acropolis. dkrSp'ilif, B. acropole, f. 
 
 across, dkrii", ad. de travers M en crolz || 
 ~, pr. a travers, au travera de || to come 
 ~, tombe< sur. 
 
 acrostic, dkrSStlk, i. acrostjcbr, m. 
 
 aot, dkl, g. acte, m., action, f., fait, exploit, 
 m. || jeu, m. || coup, m. || litre, m. li tbis<>, 
 f.JIln the Tery ~, nur le fait ]| en flagrant 
 delit || ~ of Parliament, lol, (. 
 
 act, dkl, r. a. & n. ngir, op(ircr. falre || e 
 comporter || joucr, reprCgenler || to ~ np 
 to, agir conformSment a || to ~ on one's 
 advice, aeir d'apris le consell de qn. 
 
 actlnfi dkring, t. action. L || jeu, m. 
 
 acting-, dkfing, a. actU f| rempllggant les 
 fonctioDs de. 
 
 action, Hl.'ahun, t. action, f., fait, m. || 
 batallle, f. || procs, m. || to briny Into 
 ~, mettre a effet || to enter uu bring- 
 an ~, tntenter un procs. 
 
 actionable, dJc'skundbl, a. sujet a proces. 
 
 active, dfc'tiv, a. actlf, agile vlf |l In the 
 - voice, a 1'actif || -ly, aC acuvemeot, 
 l>rum piemen t. 
 
 avtlveneas, dflivitii, activity, AktltS- 
 ill, -.. activity, vimia. , t. 
 
 actor, after, . acteur, couifdlen, m. 
 
 actress, dk'tret, t. actricc, comCdlenne, f. 
 
 actual, ik'tuit, a. (-ly, ad.) artuclfle- 
 ment) || reeljlement) |] prSsentcment. 
 
 actuality, SJctu df rt, aotnalnesa, Htf- 
 italnfi, . actnalite, rfialite, f. 
 
 actuary, Hk'tutri, B. expert-comptable, 
 secretaire, m. fanlmer, ponuger. 
 
 actuate, ab'tudt. T. a. mettre en action j| 
 
 acumen, aku'min, s. polnte, f. || penetra- 
 tion d'esprit, finesse, L 
 
 acute, <J kuf , a. algu, polntu || subtil, aen- 
 gible || violent || very ~, anraign || ~ ao- 
 oent, g. accent algu, m. || -ly, ad. ea 
 polnte || gnbtilemcnt. 
 
 aouteness, dkUfnga. g. polnte, f.||gu Wilts, 
 persplcacitS. f. II violence, f. 
 
 adagre, ad' ni, g. adage, proverb*, m. 
 
 adagrlal, taa'JfSl. a. proverbial. 
 
 adamant, dd'dmant, B. dlamant, m. 
 
 adamantine, 6, di m&ri tin, a. de or en 
 dlamant [| adamantio. 
 
 adapt, ddripf, v. a. adapter, ajuster, ac- 
 commoder, proportlonner. 
 
 adaptability, d dApt & bV li tf, g. adpt- 
 bilitc, f. [adapter, applicable. 
 
 adaptable, Ad&pftbl, a. qu'on pent 
 
 adaptation, i dtp iff thtin, g. convenanee, 
 
 adapted, adap'tfd, a. propre (a). If. 
 
 add, ad, v. a. ajouter, joindre II to - up, 
 addltlonner || -ed to which, en outre. 
 
 adder, ad'dir, g. viperc, f. || ~'s-wort, 
 B. (hot.) viperlne, f. 
 
 addlble, dd'dibl, a. qu'on pent ajontsr. 
 
 addict, ad dike ; (to - oneself to), 
 B'adonner a. 
 
 addictedness, tddicfidn&i, addiction, 
 dddik" shun, g. divouement, attachement, 
 m. || gout, m. M adjudication, f. 
 
 addition, M dink' tin, a. addition, f., ac- 
 croissement, m. || In -, en outre, en BUS M 
 la - to, en Bug de || compound -, (ar. ) 
 addition deg nombrcs complexes || by the 
 ~ of, en ajoutant. 
 
 additional, dd dlth' tin U. a. addlUonnel || 
 a ~ proof, une nouteile preuve || ly, 
 ad. de plus, en outre. 
 
 addle, difril, a. couvl, Infficond || ~- 
 headed, pated, a. fc<rvple. 
 
 addled, Ad' did, a. gate, couvl ||((ig. ) trouble. 
 
 address, adtirdf , g. adresse, f || allocu- 
 tion, f. || petition, f. || recherche en ma- 
 tiage, f. I) profession de fol, f. l| guppllque. 
 f. Ifplaldoyer, m. ]| dexterite, hablletc, L [| 
 tenue, demarche, f. || bommage, m., cour, 
 f. || abord, m. || to pay one's -es, falre 
 sa cour. (aborder. 
 
 address, dddrih', v. a. adreaser, parler a, 
 
 addressee, dddrtiif. g. degtlnatalre, m. 
 At. 
 
 addresser, ad drtStfr, g. pStltlonnalre, m. 
 
 adduce, dddut 1 , v. a. prciduire || avancer. 
 
 addnolble, dddu'tibl, a. qul peut etre 
 
 adept, ddepf, g. adepte, m. [allSeue. 
 
 adept, adepfj a. habile, gavaot 
 
 adeqnaoy, tuF f k-ui it, . egallU, prv 
 
 portion, I. 
 
 adequate, dffkivat a. (-ly, ad.) (gal || 
 proportlonne(ment) f| sufflsant. 
 
 *'T/ fMti lull', 'u*. |l chair, Joy ; jamt, yet ; toul, ttat ; thing, Hun-*,
 
 adhere adorn 
 
 adhere, M her', T. n. adhCrer. s' attacber. 
 adherence, Hdhe'rlns, g. adherence, ad- 
 
 lif-sion, (., attachement, m. 
 adherent, ad hi' Tint, s. partisan, m. 
 adherent, SdhFrfnt, a. adherent, attache, 
 adhesion, ddhl'zfiiin, 8. adhfsion, f. \\ 
 
 adherence, f. 
 
 adhesive, id hS'irv, a. adhf rent || collant || 
 agslutinatif, visqneux || ~ plaster, s. 
 Fparadrap, m. ff. 
 
 adhesiveness, Sdhe'rivncs, s. viscositf, 
 adieu, add' , ad. & s. adieu (m.) || to bid 
 ~ to one, faire SPS adleux a qn. ffini. 
 ad Inflnltam, ad inflni'tum, ad. a 1'in- 
 ad Interim, dd intfrim, ad. par interim. 
 adipose, ad' I pot, a. (anat. ) adipeux. 
 adit, dd'ft, 8. galerie d'Scoulement, f. 
 adjacent, idjd'rlnt, a. adjncent, voUln. 
 adjective, id'jfktiv, s. adjectif, m. 
 adjectlvely, dd'jtktivli, ad. adjectlve- 
 menu 
 adjoin, SdjiXjn', T. a. Joindre a, ajouter || 
 
 ~, v. n. tre contipu a, avoisiner. 
 adjoining-, adjff/n'ing. a. adjacent, con- 
 adjonrn, Sdjern', v. a. ajourner. Itiftu. 
 adjournment, idjirn'mint, s. njourne- 
 
 mrnt, rtf'lru. m. 
 
 adjudge, &djtij'. v. a. adjuger, condainner. 
 adjudgment, ddjuj'mfnt, t. jugcment, 
 
 m., decision, f., dScret, m. 
 adjudicate, Sdjo'dtkdt, v. a. adjuger. 
 adjudication, tidjo dt ka'shun, t. ad- 
 judication, f. 
 
 adjudicator, Sdjo'dlkatSr, 9. juge, m. 
 adjunct, ad'junkt, B. acccssoiro, m. || ad- 
 joint, ID. ff. || invocation, f. 
 adjuration, Sdjora'ihun, s. adjuration, 
 adjure, idjor', T. a. adjurer || imposer un 
 (serment [rfgler. 
 adjust, Sdjutt', v. a. ajngter, arranger, 
 adjustment, MJiitfmtnt, n. ajustement, 
 
 accouimodement, m. 
 adjutancy, id'jXtdnn, . grade d'ad- 
 
 judant, m. || ageflcement, m. 
 adjutant, dd'iMtdnl, s. ndjudant, aidc- 
 
 mnjor, m. |l (fig.) second, m. 
 admeasurement, 6dmfzh'sr>rm?nt, s. 
 mesuragp, m. || rfglcnintit, in., division, 
 f. || dimension, f. 
 
 administer, nrfmfn'f,f<-r,v.a. admiiiintrer, 
 
 eouvemcr, fournir || to consolation, 
 
 aonner des consolations || ~, T. n. subvpnir, 
 
 contrlbucr. fministrer. 
 
 administrate, id min' it trat , v. a. ad- 
 
 admlnlatratlon , udministry thun, s. 
 
 administration, (., gouvernemeut, m. || 
 
 (jur.) Ri.-Mion, f. Iministratlf. 
 
 administrative, Sit min'fttrd tiv, a. ad- 
 
 admlnlstrator, admin'i* trtitir, s. ad- 
 
 ministrateur, excuteur, m. J| gCrnrit, m. l| 
 
 desservant, in. Jministratrice, f. 
 
 administratrix, ddmin It trd'triks, 9. ud- 
 
 admlrable, O.d'mlrat>l, a. admirable, mrr- 
 
 veilleux, excellent. |f. 
 
 admlrzbleness, iit'mfrSblnfi, a. Dcautc, 
 
 admirably, ud'mlr&lill, ad. admirublc- 
 
 nient. 
 
 admiral, id' mi rat, s. amiral, m. II lord 
 higrh ~, frrand-amiral, m. [| Rear ~, 
 contre-amiral, m. || Port ~, 1'arairal 
 commandant dp port, prefi't maritime. m. 
 
 admiralshlp, dd'miral sh(p,a. amirautS.f. 
 
 admiralty, ad'miralti, s. amlrautC, f. || 
 Plrst tord of the ~, Ministre de la 
 Marine, m. 
 
 admiration, id mi ra' shun, s. admiration, 
 surprise, f. || note of ~, point admintif, 
 m. || to ~, a ravir || struck with ~, 
 saisi d'admiration. 
 
 admire, admtr", T. a. 4 n. admirrr !j 
 s'fitonner || adorer. fad mi rat rice, f. 
 
 admirer, Admi'rcr, . ndmirateur, in., 
 
 admlrlngrly, dd mi'rinp H, art. nvec ad- 
 miration, [d'etre odmissiblp, f. 
 
 admlsBlblllty. Hi. vn* tibU'iti,*. nunlit* 
 
 admissible, admit' si bl, a. adraUsible, 
 vaJablo. 
 
 admission, Hd mish' tin , . admission, 
 
 . rCception, concession, f. || onlrfp, f., ncce, 
 m. fi ~ by order, free ~. rntrer de 
 faveur, f. || ticket ot ~, billet d'entrfo, 
 m. || to make an ~, faire im nvrn. 
 
 admit, admit', v. a. admettre, recevoir || 
 accorder, permettre || to ~ of, admettrr, 
 permcttre. 
 
 admittance, admit'tHni, s. Reef?, m., 
 entrCe, f. || concession, f. |l no - 1 on 
 n'entre pas! || no - except on busi- 
 ness, le public n'entre p:t ioi || to bee 
 ~, prier d'etre admis || to refuse one ~, 
 refuser la porte a qn. finflange, m. 
 
 admixture, ddmiki^tur, . mixtion, f., 
 
 admonish, ddman'ish, r. a. avertir, re- 
 prendre, exhorter. |moniteur, m. 
 
 admonlsher, Admun'faher, s. avertissenr, 
 
 admonition, id mo nish' fin, 5. exhortation, 
 f., averlissement, m., ruprimande, f. 
 
 admonltor, SdmSn'itir, s. rnonitcur, m. (| 
 consrillei, ra. 
 
 admonitory, Sd mrin'f teri, a. Rvrrti^srint. 
 
 ado, &du , s. peine, difficult?, f., vacime, 
 m. || affaires, facons, f. pi. || to make no 
 more ~, n'en faire ni une m deux || with- 
 out more ~, sans plus de fncons || to 
 have much ~ to, avoir de la peinc a || 
 much ~ about nothing:, beaucoup de 
 bniit pour rien. 
 
 adolescence, a d8lft'tn.i, s. adolescence, f. 
 
 adolescent, dd 61 fs'ent, a. & s. adolescent, 
 m. 
 
 adoora, dors', ad. u la porte, debors. 
 
 adopt, ditopt' , v. a. adopter. 
 
 adopted, adopt' td, a. (des personnes) 
 adoptlf fl (dcs choses) d'adoption |! -ly, 
 ad. par adoption. (choix, m. 
 
 adoption, drtop'ihun, s. adoption, f. || 
 
 adoptive, Adiipt'iv, a. adopt if || d'adoption. 
 
 adorable, dilor'dbl, a. adorable. 
 
 adorably, adCr'atili, ad. adornblement 
 
 adoration, add ra'attun, s. adoration, t,, 
 homiiiaijp. in. 
 
 adore, u.r../', v. a. adorrr. 
 
 adorn, Ail -.Tern' , v n. oriior, dGcorw, era- 
 hcllir || (fig.) faire furnciiu nl tie. 
 
 lute, Jiut, fur, 7dTZ'; here, get, Jier; mine, Inn ; no, hot, pruve ; hfui;
 
 adornment affectation 
 
 adornment, dddu-rn'mfnt s. orneraent, 
 m., parure, f. [rive || 1 1'abandon. 
 
 adrift, d drift, ad. a Not || (mar.) en d6- 
 
 adrolt, & drfyf, a, (-ly, ad.) adroil(ement) || 
 habile. [t*rit6, f. 
 
 adroitness, irtrdljfnes, B. adresse, dex- 
 
 adulatlon, ddula'fhun, g. adulation, 1. 
 
 adulator, dd'u later, s. adulateur, in., 
 adulatrice, f. fteur. 
 
 adulatory, dfulaliri, a. adulateur, flat- 
 
 adulatress. dd'ulatris, a. adulatrice, I. 
 
 adult, d dull', a. adulte, m. it f. 
 
 adult, dd-aif , a. adulte, adolescent. 
 
 adulterate, ddul'terdt, v. a. commettre 
 nn adultfire |l falsifier || corrompre. ffi6. 
 
 adulterate, a, dul' tir at, a. adultSrg || falsi- 
 
 adnlteratlon, d dul terd'sfiun, A. adultera- 
 tion, f. || falsification, f. [m. 
 
 adulterator, d dul ter Stir, a.falsiflcateur, 
 
 adulterer, adul'ttrer, a. adultfre, m. 
 
 adulteress, ddufttrfs, g. adullgre, f. 
 
 adulterous, d dul' ter us, a. adultdre H(f!g.) 
 inipur || -ly, ad. par l'adult$re. 
 
 adultery, ddul'ttri, a. adultere, m. 
 
 advance, ddvdm', a. avarice, f., arance- 
 ment, m., approche, f. || progre's, m. l| 
 in ~, d'avance, par avance || -m, pi. (com.) 
 avarice*, f. pi. f) to make -s, faire des 
 avanccg, lea premiers pas || ~-rnard, s. 
 gnrde avance, f. 
 
 advance, ddrdni', v. a. avancer || falre 
 avancer, pousser || approcher || accel^rer || 
 proposer II bausser || lever || ~, T. n. 
 'avancpr || faire des progrts. 
 
 advanced, ddvdntf , a. avancC. 
 
 advancement, ddv&nt'mint, s. aTance- 
 ment, progris, perfcctionneroent, m. || (of 
 money) avance, f. 
 
 advantage, ddvdn'taj, . avantn.ec, m., 
 suprioril, f. || profit, m. || ~-rronnd, 
 . position aranlageuse, f. || to take ~ 
 of, profiler de || exploiter || abuser de. 
 
 advantage, ddvdn'taj, T. a. avantager, 
 favoriscr || profiler. 
 
 advantaceons, dd vdn la' jus, a. avanta- 
 geuz, profitable, convrnable || -ly, ad. 
 avantageusement. 
 
 advantareonsness, idiuntfjianft, g. 
 vantagp, profit, m. 
 
 advent, dd'nint, s. Tenue, f. || Avent, m. 
 
 adventitious, ddvfn (wA'u, a. accidentel, 
 casuel, extrins%que|j-ly, ad. parnventuro. 
 
 adventure, ddvfn 'tur, s. arrnture, f., 
 accident, hasard, m. || speculation || (mar. ) 
 pacolllle, f. || to seek -s, courir les 
 aventures. [turer, risquer. 
 
 adventure, idvtn'tur, v.a. (<t n.) (s')aven- 
 
 adventurer, ddvtn' turer, s. aventurier, 
 m. [f. 
 
 adventuress, Sd vtn'turlt, B. avenluriJre, 
 
 adventurous, ddven'turut, a. avntu- 
 reux, haaardsux || -ly, ad. a Tec tnjritu, 
 courageusement. 
 
 adverb, dd'vtrb, t. adverU-. m. 
 
 adverbial, dd very ill, . ( ly, ad.) ad- 
 Terbial(ement). [enneml, m. 
 
 adversary, dd'rtrib-f, . adTemalrr, in. || 
 
 iverfciBtir, w* Mmaovj n* uui w umviwt 
 m. || Journal, m. || rficlame, petite affiche, f. 
 Ivertlslnr- ag-ent, dd vtr tV zing d gfnt. 
 
 adverse, dd'vers, a. adverse, contraire || 
 -ly, ad. d'une maniSre contraii-e. 
 
 adversity, Sdvir'riti, s. adversitfi, In- 
 foriune, misfire, f. 
 
 advert, advert, v. n. parler de || falre 
 attention || falre allusion a || considCrer || 
 observer. 
 
 advertence, ddvrr'tfm, g. attention, f. 
 
 advertise, ddvirtiz', r. n. informer, 
 avertir |j afficher. 
 
 advertisement, ddveYtiim'nt, s. avr- 
 tissement, avis, m. || annohcc, f. || re- 
 clame, f . 
 
 advertiser. Sd'vertiser, s. qut anno 
 
 i i 
 
 adi 
 
 s. agent de publicile, m. 
 advice, drfrty, s. (piece of ~) avis, con- V 
 
 sell, m., Information, f. || letter of ~. 
 
 lettre d'avin || to take one's ~, snivre 1 
 
 conseil de qn. || ~-boat, aviso, m. 
 advisability, ddvizdbvltti, s. prudence, 
 
 f || convenancp, f. 
 advisable, ddvi'zdbl, a. prudent, judi- 
 
 cieux || convenable. [liberor. 
 
 advise, dd viz', v. a. * n. conseiller II d- 
 advlsed, ddvizd', p. <ta. aviefi || reflCchl || 
 
 be ~ by me I croyez-m'en ! || lll-~, 
 
 malavise || -ly, ad. de propos d6lib4r. 
 advisedness,d<{vi'zMnA,s.d61ib4 ration, 
 adviser, Advi'zfr, s. conseiller, m. [f. 
 advocacy, ad'vokdsi, s. plaidolrie, f. || 
 
 defense, i. 
 advocate, SfvokSt, . avocat, d6fenseur, 
 
 m. || Judgre ~, rapporteur, m. || Lord ~, 
 
 (d'oo8se) procureur ggnCral. m. 
 advocate, dd'vokdt, v. a. defendre. 
 advocatlon, ddvoku'ehun, a. plaidolrlp, 
 
 f. || intercession.^. 
 advowee, ddvoH/t, I. patron, collateur 
 
 (d'un li'ii'fii ), rn. [collation, f. 
 
 advowson, ddvoti/sun, a. patronage, in., 
 adce, dd:, s. doloire, f. || herminette, f. 
 aegris, fgit, s. Cglde, L 
 aeratef.-waters, a'erd'tfd wa&Urt, f. 
 
 pi. eaux rainurales, f. pi. 
 aerial, dfridl, a. aCrien, d'alr. 
 aeriform, dr'ifdTirrm, a. ftfiriformc. 
 aerolite, at' 5 lit, n. aerolithe, f. 
 aerometer, Srom'iUr, B. Rrom8trc, m. 
 aeronaut, ar'Snaurt, B. aeronaut*, m. 
 aeronautics, aronaftf tiki, i. pi. afro- 
 
 nautique, f. 
 
 aerostat, ar'ontut, a. nSrostat, m. 
 aerostatic, drostdffk, a. agrostatitroe. 
 aerostatlon.dro ara'sAtin.s. aerostation, f. 
 aesthetic, esthffik, a. esthCtlquc. 
 eeathetlcs, esth(tf\ki, a. esthfitlque, f. 
 afar, af&r 1 , ad. (de) loin || - off, au loin, 
 affability, affdbil'tti, a. affability, f. 
 affable, df'fdbl, a. affable, eracieux. 
 affably, affa bit, ad. avec arfabllit. 
 affair, dffdr', a. affaire, f. || as -s stand, 
 
 au point ou en sont les affaires, or cboses. 
 affect, dfflkf, r. a. affecter, tmouvoir, 
 
 toucher || aimer M feind re || ajpirer a. 
 affectation, dfflkld'ihun, s. affectation, t 
 
 fSSI, t\U>t, tub. || chair, Jeff game, yet; lout, teal; thing, Oltn,
 
 8 
 
 affected aggress 
 
 affected, S/fgkfld, a. affecte, prfcleux [| 
 
 louche H -ly, ad. avec affectation. 
 affecting, afftkt'ing, a. pathetique, attcn- 
 
 drissaiit, toucliant j| -ly, ad. d'uue ma- 
 
 nifirc toucbante. 
 affection, tfffVMn,9. affection, passion, 
 
 !. || toiidrcsse, f. || to set one's -B on, 
 
 placer ses affections dans. 
 affectionate, afffk'shvnat,&. affectueux, 
 
 pasglonne )| ly, ad. affectueusoment. 
 affiance, affl'ins, s. fiancailles, f. pi. 
 affiance, offi'dns, v. a. fiancer || se 
 
 confier a. [claration sons serment, f. 
 
 affidavit, affidavit, t. deposition, de- 
 affiliate, dffil'iat, v. a. adopter || (fig.) 
 
 rattanhrr (4). 
 affiliation, affi K a,' > hun, 8. adoption, t. || 
 
 reconnaissance ICga'o d'un enfant nature), f. 
 affinity, ilffin'ttt, s. (chim.) afflnitf, L || 
 
 alliance, f. [declarer, 
 
 affirm, affirm', v. a. affirmer, confirtner, 
 affirmation. Hfffrma-'tlitin, s. affirma- 
 tion, assertion, confirmation, f. 
 affirmative, df firm' & t\v , 8. affirmative, 
 
 affirmation, f. || In the ~, affirmati vement. 
 affirmative. dfferm'dtiv, *. affirmatif || 
 
 -ly, ad. afflrmativemont. 
 affix, dffiks, 8. (gr.) affixe, m. ftaoher. 
 affix, affikg . v. a. joindre, annexer, at- 
 afflatns, afjtgtiit, s. halcine, L || (fig.) 
 
 inspiration, f. 
 
 afniot. ifjllktf, v. a. affllger. 
 affliction, afjlik'thun, 8. affliction, f. J| 
 
 calamtte, f. [lence, f. 
 
 affluence, 6fjlS6ins, e. affluence, opu- 
 affluent, dffleo tnt, s. affluent, m. 
 affluent, aj'fiS6fnt, a. abondant, ricbe. 
 afford, Sfforf. v. a. produire, fonrnlr || 
 
 avoir de quoi |[ Be permettre. 
 affray, affra,', 8. querelle, fcbauHourCe, f., 
 
 tumulte, m. 
 
 affrlg-ht, iffrtf, a. frayeur, Spouvante, f. 
 affrlfjht, dffrif. v. n. ipouvanter, effrayer. 
 affrlgrhtedly, affnffdli, ad. avec efJtroi 
 
 or frayeur. 
 affront, dffriint' , 8. affront, outrage, m., 
 
 insulte, f. || to brook an ~, dlgfirer un 
 
 affront || to pocket an ~,avaler un affront. 
 affront, affrunf , v. a. affronter || insulter, 
 afield, dfeld', ad. au champ. [braver. 
 
 afire, a. fir" , aflame, aflam' , ad. en feu. 
 afloat, dflof , ad. & flot, fluttant || to set 
 
 ~, mettre a flot. 
 afoot, a/flSf, ad. & pled. 
 afore, a/or', pr. <i ad. devant, avant || 
 
 auparavaut || -montloaad, -aald, u. 
 
 sudit || -tnoaKAt, u. primidltt || wltu 
 
 maUoe -thong-ht, uvcc prtaMltotfoa || 
 
 time, &d. nunfoU, 
 afraid, d/ratt' , u. Kiiiuyt. epuuvsat^ || to 
 
 b ~ of, avou pUr jd ,i ti> me.k uut. -, 
 
 fail B peur & un. 
 
 fr66h, dfrfoh', ad. dfe ijuuvcciu. 
 aft, alt, ail. (oiar.) en poupe. 
 after, df'Ur, pr. it. ad. aprSs, derriire || 
 
 selon || ensuite || ~ all, aprs tout I) what 
 
 are you ~ ? qu'est ce qua vous fait8 7 || 
 
 ~, a. futur, ultfrieur |] (mar.) de 1'arritre || 
 ~-.T.g-es, 8. pi. poKtFrite, f. || ~-blrth, 
 8. arri$re-falx, m. || dClivre, in. || --crop, 
 B. seconde rficoltp, f. || regain, m. II ~- 
 houra, 8. pi. heurcs en sus, f. pi. | ~- 
 houra, ad. aprfis 1'heure habltnelle |] ~- 
 part, s. derniSre partie, f. || ~-reokorv- 
 Ing-, 8. revision de compte, f. |[ nouvtau 
 coinpte, m. 
 
 aftermath, aftermath, 8. regain, m. 
 
 aftermost, af iirmdst, a. le dernier de long. 
 
 afternoon, af'tirnon, a. apr^s-mldl, m. 
 A. f. (theatre, f. 
 
 afterpiece, dftirpet, f, petite pltce de 
 
 aftertaste, Sfttrt&et, t. arrlSw-goftt. m. 
 
 afterthongrht, dftertltcM't, K. am?re- 
 penswe, reflexion tardlve, f., changemcnt 
 d'avis, m. [apres, pnl*. 
 
 afterwards, aftervrtfK'rdi, art. ensulta, 
 
 agraln, &g an', ad. encore, de nouveau, da 
 plus, d'un autre coif, de retour II over -, 
 encore nne fois || as mnoh -, encore one 
 fois autant || ~ and ~, sans ccsse. 
 
 against, Uglfnsf , pr. contre, vere, nor H 
 ~ the grain, & contre-poll, a contre-cceur i| 
 over ~- vis-a-vis. .[1'attente. 
 
 agape, a gap', ad. la bouche bfiante y dam 
 
 agate, dg at, s. agate, f. 
 
 agave, Ag'ave, 8. (bot.) agave, m. 
 
 age, aj, B. Age, m., generation, vielllesse, 
 f. j| to be under ~, elrp niinonr, en tu- 
 telle || to be of ~, etre majeur II over-~, 
 trop vleux || in the no wer of one's -, 
 ft la fleur de 1'ftge |] to be ten years of 
 ~, avoir dix ans. 
 
 agency, a'jcn el, s. agence, f. || action, f. || 
 agent, a'jent, s. agent, commissionaire, m. 
 agglomerate, &aal6m'tr&t, T. a, (& n.) 
 
 (s')aeglomerer || (s^assembler. 
 agglomeration, atr glimtra'thin t B, ag- 
 glomeration, f., amas, m. 
 agglutinate, ay glot'fndt, T. a. aggliitlner, 
 
 rejoindre. lunation, f. 
 
 agglutination,^ glol t no,' shun, 8. ae^lu- 
 aggrandlse, ug'granAls, v. a. agrandir || 
 
 augmcnter. JagrandieeenienL m. 
 
 aggrandisement, ag' grdn diz mfnt , s. 
 aggravate, ag'grdvdt, v. a. aggraver || 
 
 exugtrer || agacer. 
 aggravation, dg grava'skun, s. aggrava- 
 
 Uou, circoimUtnce aggravaiile, f. U exagira- 
 
 tlun, f. || pruvocation, f. 
 aggregate, Hg'grtgdt, a. agrg, m. || in 
 
 the -, en masse, en souime. 
 aggi-dirate, d/or<!yat, v. a. rassembler [| 
 
 leuuir || lecuelllir. 
 aggfegato, aj'aiigat, a. ramassi, ras- 
 
 beiubi? || "ly, ad. collectivemeDt. 
 aggrbgatliiu, Ag grf^d'thun, . reunite, 
 
 f. || H.-v-eiiiblagt, uj. || (cbim.) agregatiua, 
 
 f., assemblage, muss, m. 
 aggress, &<j grff , v. a. attaquer le pre- 
 mier || provoquer au combat. 
 
 Vil, hftt, far, Idfo ; here, get, hir ; mint, inn; no, hot, provt ;
 
 aggression albino 
 
 BSSlon , aggriah'un, 8. agression, 
 
 premiere attaque, f. [sif, hostile. 
 
 aggressive, ignrea'lv, a. agressif, offon- 
 ag-grreBBlveneoB, dg g res' iv nee, B. carac- 
 
 tfre agressif, hostile, in. 
 ag-greSBor, dggr&'cr, s. ngresseur, m. 
 acg-rleve, (I? griv', v. a. chagrincr || faire 
 
 tort a || ~, v. n. Be chagrincr. 
 aghast, dadff, a. Ppouvantf, effray4. 
 agrlle, d/. agile, Ifger. actlt 
 ability, dja'iti, i. agtliU, Igret6, son- 
 s-g-lo, d jio, B. agio, m. | please, t. 
 
 ag-ltatfi, aj'tiat, Y. a. agitor, reniurr, trou- 
 
 bler || diec'jter. 
 agitation, tfltflM*, 8. agitation, I., 
 
 trouble, in. f] discussion, f. 
 agitator, dfitatir. 8. agitateur, menetir, 
 airnate, dp not, 8. Our.) apnat, m. [m. 
 ag-o, dpo*, ad. passe II long: ~, il y a long- 
 temps || a year ~, fl y a un an. 
 ag-og-, dgSff , ad. avec emprcssement || to 
 
 be ~, avoir la tele montfe. 
 tcoloa*, a fffTlnp a. & ad. en action, en 
 rone, dptn'j ad. vide ago. [train, 
 
 agronlse, (Jfl'o nix, r, a. fnire souffrlr 1'ago- 
 
 nle || torturer || ~, r. n. dtre a 1'agonie. 
 agonisingly. dg'Sniziny li, ad. avec une 
 
 angoisse extreme. 
 as;ony, dg'onl, 8. agonte, f. 
 agrarian, igrd'rian, a. agralrt. 
 agree, dgrf. v. a. A n. mettre d'accord, 
 
 rCconcllier || e'accorder. oonsentir, con- 
 
 venlr || to have -d on, etre convenu it. 
 agreeable, dgrf&bl, a. agrable || convc- 
 
 nable, conforme a || to be ~ to, vouloir 
 
 blon. 
 arreeablenea*, igrfiblnfy, s. confor- 
 
 mitg, f., rapport, in. U agrfiment, m. || 
 
 arafDitt, f. 
 agreeably, liyrfdbli, ad. agrfableraent || 
 
 conformment a. 
 agreement, dar^mfnt, 8. accord m., con- 
 
 corde, ressemblanc* , f., rapport, m. |] 
 
 bonne Intelligence, f. || accoinmodement, 
 
 mnrr.hC, m. || to come to an ~, tonib'-r 
 
 d'accord || by private ~, de gr6 & gri. 
 agricultural, dgrlkuftur SI, a. tl'agri- 
 
 culture, agrlcole. [f. 
 
 ag-rtonltare, dgrtkuCtUr, t. agriculture, 
 ag-rlcultar(al)l>t, d gri leuP tHr(&lJitt, 8. 
 
 acronome, in. 
 
 agrimony, dg'rimuni, . algremolne, f. 
 aground, dyrd&nd', ad. (mar.) a terre, 
 
 echouS || to ran ~, (mar.) i'chuuer. 
 ag-ue, d git, a. (iivre (Intvnulttonte), f. || 
 
 --drops, 8. j)l. goutte* Kbrlfu^e.i, f. pi. 
 aguish, sTMwA, a. fievreuz. 
 ah I d, aha 1 d Ad', uh ! belas i 
 ahead, dh&i' , a. (mar.) en ayant|| (Mg.) en 
 
 tele |! to get - of, gaguer 1 amtii de. 
 ahoy I d hsy . (mar. ) ho ! 
 aid, ad, b, hide, BMUtaBCti I., aecourt. ru. l| 
 
 aide, u. y In - of, au protlt or au Wiifi- 
 
 fice d>t || by the - of, avc I'ni.i.- de || 
 
 >de-oamp, aide de camp, m. 
 aid, dd, Y. a. alder, assister, secourir. 
 alder, ad'cr, 8. assistant, m. || alllC, m. 
 
 all, it, T. a. InquiSter. chagrlner, causer de 
 la peine II what - yon ? qu' avez-vous T 
 
 ailing 1 , dl ing, a. maladif, souffrant. 
 
 ailment, dt'ment, B. mal, m., souffrance, 
 f. || Incommodlte, f. 
 
 aim, dm, s. point de mire, m., visee, f., 
 but, m. || vuc, f., desseln, m. || to miss 
 one's ~, manquer son coup || to take ~ 
 at, vieer, coacher en joue. 
 
 aim, dm, v. a. & n. dlriger. riser a |l tendre, 
 
 aimless, Sm'lft, a. sans but. (asplrer. 
 
 air, dr. R. air, m. || vent IPgcr. m. || chant. 
 m., cnanson, f. || mine, apparence, f. |l in 
 the open ~, en plein air || au grand air II 
 to take the fr>sh ~, prerfdre le frals || 
 to vanish Into thin ~, s'en aller a vau- 
 l'eau-l| s'en tourncr en fan de boudin II to 
 beat thn ~, donner un coup rt'fipPn darm 
 1'eau || a oastle In the ~, un chateau en 
 Kspagne II to have a ohangre of ~. 
 changer d'alr || to o/lve oneself -s, 
 prendre or se donner des airn || ~-balI. . 
 petit ballon, m. || ~- balloon, 8. bnllnn 
 a^rostatique, m. j| --cnshlon, B. coussin 
 a air, m. || (mach.) matelas d'alr, m. || 
 ~-g-nn, *. fusil a vent, m. || hole, B. 
 Boupirall, m. ||~-pnmp, B. machine pneu- 
 matique, f. j| --shaft, 8. pints d'airag^, 
 ra. || ~-tlg-ht, dr'tit, a. Impermeable a 
 1'alr || ~-trap,8. ven tilateur, m.|| ~- valve, 
 8. soupape a air, f. 
 
 air, or, T. a. afirer|j mettre, ezposer & 1'alr || 
 (of linen) chauffer. 
 
 aired, drrf, a. (of linen) sec. 
 
 airily, oKtK, ad. legerement. 
 
 airiness, or intf, s. exposition a 1'alr, f. || 
 (fig.) rivaclte, Iggerete, f. 
 
 airing;, dr'ing, t. tour de promenade, m. || 
 aerage, m. || to take an ~, prendre 1'alr. 
 
 airless, ar'lfi, a. prive d'alr. 
 
 alrllnff, ar'linp, 8. leihie etourdl, m. 
 
 airy, ar'i, a. aerien || aPr || dr-licat U illu- 
 soire || foiatre. 
 
 aisle, 9. 8. alle (d'une gllse), f. 
 
 ajar, ijar", a. cn'r'ouvert. 
 
 aklmbo,dim'Ao,ad.appuye'8urlahai)che|| 
 irlth one's arms ~, In polngi sur lei 
 hanches. 
 
 akin, o kin', a. parent || alliC. 
 
 alabaster, al dbfa' ttr, s. & a. albfttie, m. |i 
 
 alack I <Ur. heioa ! Id'albatr-. 
 
 alacrity, fUUfrttt, B. vivacitf-, gaiete, I. || 
 vrlth ~, avec enipresgemeot. 
 
 alarm, dldrm', B. alarine, Spouvant*. f. || 
 niv.'il, in. l| to raise, sound an ~, Jetrr, 
 nuiim-r 1'alamie II ~-beU, H. tocslu, m. || 
 ~-olock, B. rfwille luaLiti, ui. 
 
 alarm, alarm' t r. a. alariuer, InqulSl.i. 
 
 alarming 1 , dlarm'ina, a. laqulituQt || -ly. 
 ad. d'une inttuie>u al&ruiante. 
 
 alarmist, dlurm'itl, . alaiiriUtc, ni. 
 
 alarum, dldr'urit.i. vide alnrui. 
 
 alas 1 .Uu/, belunl 
 
 alb(e), aiti, t. aube, f. 
 
 albatross, dfbdlrot, B. albatroB, in. 
 
 albeit, it tifil, ad. quolqne, bien que. 
 
 albino, 6lb?nf, . albinos, m. 
 
 ! (Mt, tulii, <u*. |i chair, joy ; game, yet ; tmil, itnl ; thing,
 
 10 
 
 album aflowivMy 
 
 album. al'bfim. s. album, souvenir, m. 
 
 albumen. Al bff mln, g. album i tie, t. 
 
 alburnum. <U bjr'nfim, s. Rubier, m. 
 
 iQoalo, dlka'ik, a. alcai'que, m. 
 
 Joalc, tlkfftk, a. alcalque. 
 
 alchemist, dl'tfmist, a. alrliimistc, m. 
 
 alchemy, dl'kfmi, s. alchimle, f. 
 
 alcohol, dfkokil, g, alcool, m. 
 
 alcoholic, dlkohiffk, a. alcooliqne. 
 
 alcove, al'ltor, g. renfoncemcnt, m. U al- 
 cove, f. 'i tonnelle, f. (butsfon, m. 
 
 alder, nFder, 8. aune (arbre), m. II bush, 
 
 alderman, dfdermdn, g. conseiller muni- 
 cipal, m. || (In Paris) mnire d'arrondissc- 
 ment. m. || ((am.) levicr de fer, m. 
 
 ale, dl. g. ale (sorte de bi?re forte), f. II 
 ingle ~, petite bi6re, f. || ~-benoh, P. 
 bane de cabaret, m. 
 
 ale, 6 if, ad. (mar.) sous le vent. 
 
 alehouse, dfk'fKt, g. cabaret, m. ~- 
 keeper, i. cabaretler, m. 
 
 alemblo. Htm' bit, 8. alamhir, m. 
 
 alert, Alirt' , . alerte, f. II on fhn ~, en 
 merte, sur le qui-vive. 
 
 alert, dlirf, a. alerte I! vipllnnt. 
 
 alertness, AUrfnfi, n. promptitude, f. || 
 rivBrttl, f. l| vigilance, f. 
 
 alya, dl'gd, s. aleuc, f. 
 
 alg-ebra, dl'ffbrd, j. alirfbre, f. 
 
 algebralc(al>, iljfhrd'flc(dl), a. (-ly, nd.) 
 alpSbrinue(menl). 
 
 algebraist, al'j? brat*!, 8. algjbrtfte, m. 
 
 alias, d'lldf, n. nom de guerre, faux nom, 
 
 alias, d'lltif, ad. inurement dit. ITU. 
 
 alibi, nl'ibi, F. (jnr.) alibi, m. 
 
 alien, al'tifn, g. I'traneer, m. fl ~-act, lot 
 gur IPS etrnngerg, f. || ~-office, bureau 
 des (Strangers, m. 
 
 alien, AFyin a. Stranger. (poser centre. 
 
 alienate, nTyinat, v. a. aligner || infii'- 
 
 alienatlon, nt yfnd'tMn, s. alifnation, f. || 
 - of mind, f'xareniont d'esprit. m. 
 
 allfrht, a lit' , v. n. descendre, mettre pied 
 & terre || tomher |i (of birds) s'abattre. 
 
 allgrht, a I it', n. allumf'. 
 
 alike, (i/i/f, a. & ad. semblable || pareil 
 (lenient) || fcalcment || de memo || a la 
 fois | they are much , ils Re ressem- 
 blent beaucoup. Iture, f. 
 
 aliment, il'lmfnt. . aliment, m., nourri- 
 
 allmental, Alimen'tdl, a. nutritlf || -ly, 
 ad. d'une maniere nutritive. 
 
 alimentary, alimtn'tcri, a. allmentiiire. 
 
 alimentation, dl i Men tS,' thun, s. aliuu-n- 
 tntion, f. |f. 
 
 alimony, al'imSn f, p. pension alimentaire, 
 
 allqnot, al'lkuot, a. (math.) aliquote. 
 
 alive, dliv', a. vivanf, en vi? i| pai || no 
 man ~, personne au monde |l to be ~ to 
 one's faults, etre sensible a sea fautes || 
 while ~, <le SOD vlvant. 
 
 alkali, afkdll, R. alcali, m. 
 
 alkaline, al'kdlin, a. alcalln. 
 
 alkaloid, liikdl&jd, %. (cblm.) alraloVd, m. 
 
 all, all, s. tout, m., toutes chosen, (. pi. ,; 
 my -, tout ce que }e pussEile || tout pour 
 mot U jnuii tout. 
 
 all, <fH>l, a. & ad. tout || entl^rcmerU, neule- 
 ment !| ~ the better, tant mieux || ~ of 
 a andden, tout & coup !| ~ of na, nous 
 tons || not at ~, point du tout || nothing 
 at ~, rien du tout l| ~ along-, tout le long 
 de || tout le temps |1 ~ at once, tout d'un 
 coup || tout a coup || onoe for ~, one fois 
 pour tout I] ~ but, exccptfi || pregque I) 
 by ~ means, a quelque prix que ce oit || 
 one and ~, tous anus exception || that 
 is ~, voila tout || above ~, gurtout l| ~ In 
 ~, enHCreinetit || tel quel || ~ the same, 
 tout de tneme || if that is ~, s'il ne tient 
 qu'a cela U ~-acoompll8hed, a. d'une 
 Mucation parfaite l| ~- powerful, a. tout- 
 puissant l| ~- sufficient, a. stiff isnnt || 
 ---wise, a. d'une sagesse infinle U 
 Hallowmas, s. la Toussaint ||-- Souls - 
 day, g. leMorts|| Saints-day, s. jour 
 de la Toussaint, m. {getnent, ra. 
 
 allay, tola.', s. aUiaj;e m. (I (fig.) affaiblis- 
 
 allay, alia', v. a. apaiser jl moderer, tem- 
 pfrer. [Brioucigsemcnt. 
 
 allayment, alla'mfnt, s. allPgement, m. || 
 
 allegation, atlfffti'thfm. s. allocation, (. 
 
 allegre, tllif , v. a. allf-guer l| declarer. 
 
 allegrlance, nllfjim, s. (jnr.) oblsgance, 
 f? i| fidf-litf. f. Irique. 
 
 alleoric(al), Mtfgor'ikfal). . allfgo- 
 
 allegrorlst, dl'ltgdrlst, 8. allegoriste, m. 
 
 allegory, AfKgUri, . allfgorie, f. 
 
 allegrro, dlli'grS, g. (inns.) allfgro, m. 
 
 allelnjah, Sllfld'yS, s. alh'luin, m. 
 
 alleviate, dl If vi at, v. a. allfger I! adon- 
 cir, sonlacer. (ment, m. 
 
 alleviation, SI HviffthUn, 8. soiilnge- 
 
 alley. ul'li, g. allue, f. Jj ruelle, f. || blind 
 ~, ctil-de-snc, m. [f. 
 
 alliance, alii' am, s. alllanre, f. || parent?, 
 
 allied, til lid' a. alliC l| parent. fm. 
 
 alllerator, dl'Hgattr,*. alligator, e.-rtman, 
 
 alliteration, dl liter fftfiun, s. allitura- 
 tion, f. [lion, f. 
 
 allocation, al IS ka' shun, 8. (com.) alloca- 
 
 allocntlon, dllokuthftn, s. allocution, 
 harangue, f. 
 
 allodial, dllo'dial, a. allodial. 
 
 allodium, dllffdium, s. franc-alien, m. 
 
 allonge, al lunf , s. (of horses) longe, t. || 
 (com.) allonge, f. U botte, f. 
 
 allonge, dllunf, v. a. allonger. 
 
 allopathic, allSjirith'lk, a. allopathique. 
 
 allopathlst, nlKp'dthlst, s. nllopnthe. m. 
 
 allopathy, dllSp'flM, s. nllopathie, I. 
 
 allot, dlldf, T. a. dc-partir, acconlor, as- 
 signer. I portion, f. 
 
 allotment, flllSfmfnt, *. riJpnrlition, f. || 
 
 allow, dl lffS>' , v. a. allouer || acconler, 
 perinettre |l autorlser |j reconnattre, avouer ll 
 to ~ of, ndmettre, tolerc-r |] to for, 
 avoir fptirii a. fmia. ' 
 
 allowable, dton'abl, a. allouable It per- 
 
 allowableness, <Hi<SVtMxii, s. coave- 
 nance, f. |i IC^itinuiC, (. 
 
 allowably, ulloftf&bli, aJ. (o 
 ment || tegltlmemeot 
 
 late, hit, far, IdTa ; litre, get, htr ; Trine, inn; no, hot, prSvt; AoTJ;
 
 allowance - ambiguous 
 
 11 
 
 allowance, alloTi'tni, a. admission || per- 
 mission, f., assenlimenL m. || ration, f. !| 
 pension, f . || indulgence, f. || excuse, f . || (com . ) 
 bonification, (. || on short ~, \ la ration || 
 to pat on short ~, rntiomier || to make 
 -<s) for, faire la part de, avoir Sgard || 
 to stop an -, retrancher. 
 
 Allowance, dlltn'Ant, v. a. rationner. 
 
 alloy, 61 If!/', i. alllage, m. 
 
 alloy, BUT, T - all'er I! alterer || dimi- 
 
 llspice, nTi'l'ipit, s. pimcnt, m. [nuer. 
 
 allude, dt lyd', r. n. faire allusion || avoir 
 trait a. 
 
 allure, SI lot' , v. a. Icurrer, Require. 
 
 allurement, Ullor'mint, t. amorce, f., 
 appSt, cuarme, m. 
 
 alluring:, Al 16 ring, a. attrarant. Cdul- 
 *aiit || -IT, ad. d'une maniCrc nttrayante. 
 
 allnrinqrness. Alls' ring nil, s. seduction, 
 f. || nttralt, m. 
 
 allusion. <Ulff shun, . allusion, f. |l In ~ 
 to, pnr allusion & || to make an ~, (alre 
 allu'ion. 
 
 allusive, tllffiiv, a. faisant allusion, 
 figure || compost d'allusions || -ly, ad. 
 par allusion. 
 
 allnTlal. dl Iff via a. d'alluvion. 
 
 alluvion, dllo'viun, alluvium, <WW- 
 vitim, s. Alluvion, f. 
 
 ally, nil-', s. all i', m. 
 
 ally, AlK',j. a. alller, jolndre. 
 
 almanac, dl'mdndk, t. almanach, m. 
 
 Imlg-h tineas, alulmit'init, s. toute-puls- 
 EIUICP, f. 
 
 Hlralgrhty, lifilmifi, a. tout-puissant. 
 
 almond, d'munrf, . amande, f. || burnt ~. 
 praline, f. || snrared ~, amande llsstie II 
 bitter, street-, amande am? re, douce || 
 -s, pi. (anat) amycdales, f. pi. II oake, 
 i. nougat, m. || ~-mllk, s. Init d'amandes, 
 orgrni, m. II --tree 1 , s. amandicr, m. 
 
 almoner, &? miner, s. aumdnler, m. 
 
 almonry, dl'rminri, t. aunioiiprie, f. 
 
 almost, nU-l'mriKt, ad. presquc || a peu pr8s. 
 
 alms, aim, t. pi. aumone, chariU, f. ]| - 
 home, x. tnaison de charlt, f., hospice, 
 
 alnara, iH'nitj, s. lunate, m. [m. 
 
 aloe(s), nl'o(z). I. alois, m. 
 
 aloft, ali/f, ad. en haut, en I'alr. 
 
 alone, a Ion', a. A ad. seul(ement) (] let 
 me ~1 Inisscz-mol trnnqullle! 
 
 alone. Along' , ad. le long d, devant sol || 
 all ~, tout le long de || tout le temps || 
 o ~ with yon t allez-vouz en 1 1| ~ with, 
 aiiinl cin". 
 
 aloof, a li'f, ad. de loin || (mar.) an large, 
 au lot || to hold ou keep ~, n tcnir & 
 di^lniice. 
 
 aloud, dloTtxT , ad. a haute voiz. 
 alpaca, dlpdtfd, R. alp:tga, in. 
 alphabet, ul'fdbft, s. nlphubet, m. 
 alphabettc(al), 6,1 fu kit' ik(tll), * ( ly, 
 
 ad.) iilphabtlque(men(). 
 alpine, dt'ptn, a. alpstre. 
 already, (K'lrfd'i, ad. dja. 
 also, aii-Fid, ad. bussi, Cgblrmeot, encore, 
 altar, utoi'ter, c. autel, m. |l high ~, maltre 
 
 autel, m. II ~-cloth, s. nappe d'autel, f. I) 
 
 --piece, s. tabietiu d'autel, m. 
 alter, nST <, v. o. (A n. ) (s'Jaltfirer || changer. 
 alterable, OHTUrtH, a. alterable, chan- 
 
 Keant. [pouvoir gtre changS. 
 
 alterably, fd-l'tir&Hi, ad. de manifire i 
 alteration, nTi I tir 4,'ih.un, a. alteration, L, 
 
 rhangement, in. ff., dfibat, m. 
 
 altercation, dl trr kafthUn, s. altercation, 
 alternate, dl trr'ndt, v. a. 4 n. altemer q 
 
 micce'der tour a tour, 
 alternate, Alter' nat, a. alternatif, rfcl- 
 
 proque || (bot. & gfiom.) alterne || ly, ad. 
 
 alternativeraent, tour & tour, 
 alternation, SI ter na'thun, s. alternation, 
 
 vicissitude, f. 
 
 alternative, dlttr'na tir, n. alternaU v, f. 
 alternative, i.lttr'nativ, a. alternatit II 
 
 -ly, ad. alteniativement. 
 althea, nlthfn, s. (bot.) a1the>, f. 
 althong;h, dUilOtff, c. quolque, bien qnp. 
 altitude, dl'tt turf, s. eievaUon, hauteur, f. 
 alto, al'tn, t. (mtis.) alto, m., vtole, f. 
 altogrether, mt'ltgrtgeOl'tr, ad. enO*r- 
 
 mont, tout i fait || tout a la fols. [n. 
 
 alto-relievo, dftS-rilfvo, . haut-relief, 
 alum, al' um, t. alun, m. 
 alumina, dlo'mind, . (chlm.) alumlne, t. 
 aluminium, d/o'mintum, c. (chlm.) alu- 
 minium, m. flement. 
 always, nSTvdi, ad. toujours, cootinucl- 
 A. M . (ante meridiem), du matin, 
 amain, dmdn', ad. avec violence, 
 araalram, Hm&fg&m, i. (chlm.) aml- 
 
 ganie, m. f(s')amalniner. 
 
 amalgamate, tmdfyimdt, v. a. (A n.) 
 amalgamation, d mdl gdmd'fhiin , I. 
 
 amalgamation, f. || amalgame, m. 
 amanuensis, d m&n u in' si*, s. secrCtalr*, 
 
 m. || copiste, m. 
 
 amaranth, Am'ir&nth. s. amarante, f. 
 amaryllls, om'dnriM, s. (bot.) amaryl- 
 amass, &m&' , v. a. amasser. Ilia. f. 
 
 amatenr.dr/i'tlMr, s. amateur, virtuoso, m. 
 amatory, dm'dtiri, a. d'amour, d'amants. 
 amase, dmdi', v. a. epouvanter, lurpren- 
 
 dre, ftonner || (merveiller. fment. 
 
 amasedly, Uma'zidli, ad. avec Ctonn*- 
 amasement, amd^mrnt, a, fitonnement, 
 
 m., surprise, f. 
 amazingly, dmftingK, ad. Ctonnara- 
 
 ment || (fnm. ) (uileuscment. 
 amaxon, dm' d ton, B. amnr.one, f. 
 amazonlan, dmdzd'nidn, a. d'amazone R 
 
 liardl. [deur, m. 
 
 ambassador, SmbiStddir. I. ambassa- 
 ambassadress, Amtdi'tdarfi, s. ambai- 
 amber, <-m'\>rr, s. ambre, m. [ladrioe, f. 
 amber, am' her, a. d'ambre. 
 amberirrla, MrMrfrb. s. ambre grls, m. 
 ambidextrous, dm fti dlki'trOt, a. ambl- 
 
 dextre. 
 ambient, fnt'blfnt, a. ftOtMant, environ- 
 
 UnU jequlvoque t, 
 
 amblratty, Smttlgu'ltl, t. mbtgulie, 
 ambliruuuii, umblg'u ut, a. (-ly, ad.) aoi- 
 
 bigu(iuenl) || equivoque. 
 
 biff ; /5*', tubi, tub. || cAoir, ^v' gamt, y* ; *ouf, #n// 
 
 f, 0tr*.
 
 12 
 
 ambit anatomint 
 
 ambit, dm'bit, s. clrconference, f., contour, 
 
 m. 
 
 ambition, dmbttk'Hn, a. ambition, f. 
 ambitions, dm bisk' Us, a. nmbltieux || 
 
 to be ~ of, ambitlonuer || -Jy, ad. am- 
 
 bftieusement. 
 
 amble, am'bl, s. amblo, m. 
 amble, dm'bl, v. n. aller 1'amble || trottiner. 
 ambler, tm'bltr, haqucn<5e, f. 
 a tabling:, dm'bHna, a. amble, m. 
 ambrosia, dmbrfftid, s. ambroisie, f. 
 ambrosial, dm brffxidl, a. d'ambroisie II 
 
 Mliefenx. 
 
 ambsace, Sma'dt, H. beset, ambcsas, m. 
 ambulance, dm'buldm, g. ambulance, f. 
 ambnry, am'b&rf, f. furoncle, m. 
 ambuRoade, SmbH-skad', ambush, Km' - 
 
 bGStk, s. embuchc, f. || (mil. ) embuscade, I 
 ambush, dm'bfffifh, v. a. embusqucr || -ed, 
 
 mis en embuscade. 
 ameliorate, dmgl'ygrdt, T. a. amgllorer || 
 
 ~, T. n, ge psrfectlonner. [ration, f. 
 
 amelioration, 6, nl ySr&'thvn, B. uni'Mio- 
 amnnable, tm?i>Al>l, a. responeable || 
 
 BUtct A J| justiciable (do) || to be ~ to, 
 
 relever de. 
 Amend, ttmfruf, y. a. (4 n.) (s')amender, 
 
 (se) corriger. (reform^. 
 
 Amendable, imfiufabl. a. amendable, 
 amendment, d mind' mint, s. ameliora- 
 tion, f. || rfformo. t. 
 amends, amend?, B. pi. compensation, f., 
 
 deViommagement, m. |j to make ~ for, 
 
 rtfdommager de. 
 
 amenity, dmfn'iti, s. amfnltf, f. 
 amerce, limcrtf , v. a. mettre a 1'amcnde. 
 amerloanlsm, iimir'i kanizm,*. idiotisme 
 
 amfricain, m. 
 
 amethrst, dm'ftfiftt, n. amtSthyate, m. 
 amiability, dmi&bil'iit, fl. amabilitg, f. 
 amiable, d'mi&tl, a, almable. 
 amiably, a' mi&bli, ad. aimablement. 
 amlanth(us),<it'i<infACu;, s. amiante.m. 
 amicable, dm'ikdbl, a. amical, bienvpll- 
 
 lont. [1'amiable. 
 
 amicably, dm'ikdbli, ad. amicalement, a 
 amice, dm' is, s. amict, m. [parmi. 
 
 amld(st), a. mitl (si'), pr. au milieu de, 
 amidships, a miftnfpt, ad. par le travcrs. 
 amiss, amis', ad. ma], en mal, mal a 
 
 propos || to come ~, embarrasser || to 
 
 take -, prendre en niauvalse part. 
 amity, dn'iti, B. amitif, f. 
 ammonia, dmmo'nid, s. ammouiaquc, f. 
 ammonite, am'minit, . ammonite, i. 
 ammonium, dmmo'nivm, a, (chiiu.) am- 
 monium, m. |(. 
 ammunition, dtnmunuA'iifi, 8. mtmiUou, 
 amnesty, &m'nlst\. s. amnistis,, f. 
 amnesty, dm'n&ti, T. a. amnistier. 
 amongr(st), amangdf ), pr. pormi, cotre. 
 cuuoroas, dm'orHi, a. amoureox || ly, 
 
 ad. amoureusemeut. |a 1'amour, m. 
 
 amcrouanesa, fm'SrClMl, =. penubaut 
 amorphous, Swuft'fSt, a. acuorphe. 
 amortisation, & mir ti z&' th&n, s. amor- 
 
 lissctueat, m. 
 
 amount, dmdTvnf, n. raontant, total, m. 1| 
 
 Bomme, quantltf, f. || rsultat, m. || to 
 
 the ~ of, se montant a. [dulrr. 
 
 amount, d miftvnf, v. n. se monter |) se r' 
 amour, d'mor, s. amourette, f. || intrigue, 
 
 f., amours, t. pi. 
 
 amphibian, <~mfih'\<n<. B. amphibie, m. 
 amphiblons, dmfib'iva, a. ampblbie. 
 amphitheatre, tm/tthftUr, s. autphl- 
 
 theatre, m. 
 
 ample, <lm' pi, a. ample, large. ff. 
 
 ampleness, dm' pi nit, s. ampleur,6tendue, 
 amplification, am pli fl kd' thiin, 8. ampli- 
 fication, exage>allon, f. 
 amplifier, dm'plifitr, t. ampllficateur, 
 
 m. || panegyrlste, ra. 
 amplify, dm'plifi, v. a. A n. amplifier || 
 
 aupmentor || dfivelopper || s'Stendre. 
 amplitude, dm'plitud, B. largeur, t. II 
 
 {tendue, f. 
 
 amply, dm'pH, art. amplemrnt. 
 amputate, dm'pv Idt, r. a. ampuUir || (la- 
 
 Ciier || to ~ one's limb, amput/r qn. 
 
 d'un niembrc. [lion, f. 
 
 ampntation, am jiiHa'uhiim, . amputa- 
 amnok, d muk', ad. en (urieux || to rnn ~, 
 
 courir en furieux. 
 amulet, dm'ulft, B. amulette, f. 
 amuse, &muif , v. a. amuser, dirertir || 
 
 tromper. Jdivertissement, m. 
 
 amusement, amuJmtnt, 8. amusement, 
 amusing', d mutiny, a. amusant || ly, 
 
 ad. d'une manifire amusante. 
 an, an, art un, une || ~, a Bi, comme si. 
 anabaptist, dndadp'tut, t. anabaptiste, 
 
 m. fulsme, m. 
 
 anachronism, dn SfrSnitm, 8. anacoro- 
 anaconda, dndktn'dii, a. (boa) anacande, 
 
 anacand?, m. 
 anacreontic, dndkrfSn'tit, t. pofima 
 
 anncrPontique, m. [Uque. 
 
 anacreontic, dnak rion'tik, a. anacrfion- 
 annmla, an i" mid, e. (md.) anfimle, f. 
 ancsthetlo,dne(A^I't&,8.ancstb8U)ue,m. 
 anesthetic, dnathfffk, a. ancstbesique. 
 anagrram, an' d pram, t. anagramme, I. 
 anal, a' mil, a. (anat.) anal, 
 analogical, d ni Iff i kdl, a. (-ly, ad. ) ana- 
 
 logiqiie(mcnt). 
 analogous, dndl'op&i, a. aualoguo |j 
 
 -ly, ad. par analogic. 
 analogy, dndfoji, s. analogic, f. 
 analyse, an'dlu, T. a. analyser, iaire 
 
 1 'analyse. 
 
 analysis, d mil' I tit, a. analyse, f. 
 analyst, dn'dliit. 8. analyst*, m. 
 analytlo(al), dndKfik(dl), a. analytlque, 
 anarohlc(al), dn d/ kik(dl), a. anarchique. 
 anarchist, un'drkltt, 8. anarchiste, m. tit. 
 anarchy, dn'drki, s. anarchic, f. 
 anathema, dndtk'emd, s. anathime, m. 
 anathenratiaa, dnath'emdtiz, T. a, ana- 
 
 thtnatiser || -a, &. anathSrue, 
 
 anatomical, dn l> tSm' I kdl, a. (-ly, ad,/ 
 
 aniiu.rnique(meut). fdlesequef. 
 
 anatomise, dndfamn, T. a. anatpmlBer, 
 
 anatomist, art dfo mist, s. analomiste, n- 
 
 ldte t htit, far, Ii-ii{ hire, fit, hir ; mint, inn; no, hot, prove; Koto ;
 
 auatoiuy, auuf'tiflt;, a. auatoml*, f. || 
 
 aijUt-lcttd, in. 
 
 ancestor, dn' titter, H. aYeul, m. || -, pi. 
 
 ancetres, m. pi. (ditaire. 
 
 ancestral, dnift'trdl, a. d'ancetrea J| herd- 
 ancestry, dn'tfi frf, g. ai'euz, m. pi. || ex- 
 
 traction, f. 
 Anchor, dny'ker, g. ancre, f. |) sheet ~, 
 
 mattresae ancre, L || bower ~, ancre de 
 
 bossolr || spare ~, ancre de reille || to 
 
 oast ~, Jeter 1'ancre || to welgrh -, lever 
 
 1'ancre || to ride at ~. etre a 1'ancre. 
 anchor, dng'Jcer, v. a. ancrer, Jeter 1'ancre, 
 
 moulller || , v. n. e fixer. 
 anchorage, dng'kerdj, 8. ancrage. mouil- 
 
 !ag>, m. || drolt de mouillagc, m. || ancres, 
 
 t. pi. 
 anchoring-, dng'kfr ing, a. a 1'ancre || ~- 
 
 grronnd, g. mouillagc, m. 
 anchorite, ana' leer it, t. anachorSte, m. 
 anchovy, dncno'vi, g. ancboig, m. 
 ancient, dn'thent, a. (-ly, ad.) ancien(ne- 
 
 ment). (famille), f. 
 
 ancientry, an'thlntri, t. anciennet (de 
 and, and, c. et || better ~ better, de 
 
 mieux en mleux. 
 
 andante, dnddn'ta, g. andante 1 , in. 
 andiron, dnd'irn, g. chenet, m. 
 anecdote, dn'fkdut. g. anecdote, f. 
 aneedatio(al), dnlk dofik(dl). n. anec- 
 
 dotique. [m. .& m. 
 
 anemometer, on (mom! Her, t. ancmo- 
 anemone , dnfm'oni, g. anemone, /. || 
 
 ea-~, g. actlnie, (. 
 anent, dnlnt', pr. touchant 
 aneurism, dn'urtzm, g. arievrlsrae, m. 
 anew, unu*, ad. de nouveau, encore |1 a 
 
 neut. 
 angrel, un'jel,t. ange, m. |l --fish, g. ange 
 
 d mer, m. || ~->hot, s. boulet rarae, m. 
 ano/ellc, dnjlflk, a. (-ally, ad.) ungf- 
 
 lique(meDt). 
 
 antrelns. dn'jilfu, i. angglus, m. 
 anrer, dng'aer, t. colire, f. 
 ang-er, dng'gir, T. a. mettre en colire, 
 
 algrir || to provoke one to ~, exciter 
 
 la colire de qn. 
 
 ang-le, dng'gl, g. angle, m. l| coin, m. 
 ancle, dng'gl, T. a. pecher a la llgiie. 
 an g- lad, dng'gld, a. a angles. 
 ang-lloan, dng'gli kdn, a. angllcan. 
 ang-llclse, 4n/<>na l r. a. angliciser. 
 angllclsm, dng'gli turn, g. angllclsme, m. 
 anirllniT, dng'gltna, g. pecbe & la llgne, f. I 
 
 ~-llne, g. llgne pecher, (. || ~-ro2, g. 
 
 perctie i pirher, f. [manle, . 
 
 anflomanla. any gli maf ni a, g. anglu- 
 ' 
 
 anflomanla. any gli ma ni a, g. anglu- 
 anrrlly, dna'grllt, ad. arec colre. 
 anyry, dnfgH, a, (acb6, Irrltf (with, 
 cudiiv). |t. || ed, a. uavrfi de iloul<;ur, (. 
 antrulkti, dng'gu'iih, g. nogoiSM*, duuleur, 
 angular, un/ou lifj a. angulalre. 
 ang-ularlty, any y u /Jr' t ft, g. eut angu- 
 
 Ittlle, Ul. 
 
 aiiLydroos, da K7di*0i a.(chlm.) knb 
 aall, u/.'ii, g. (but.) aoll, 10. 
 
 , ufi'ii./t, g. (ctiliu.) autlloe, r. 
 
 r, jt v ; 
 
 umiutidvei siou, oeoaure, f., bliuic, ut. 
 animadvert, d*tm&dvirt' t v. u. <xu- 
 
 gurer, rijpriniaiider, blftmer. 
 animal, an'l-nil, t. animal, m. 
 animal, dn'lm&l, a. animal. fm. 
 
 animalcule, dnimdl'kOl, g. animalcule, 
 anlmallty, dnfrndftK, g. animal)^, f. 
 animate, an' i mat, T. a. animer, vivifier |] 
 
 encourager. ' , 
 
 animate(d), in' f mat (M), a. aniraS. 
 animation, an 1 m&' ihun, g. animation, f. || 
 
 verve, TivacitS, f. 
 
 animosity, dni mSJ t K, 8. animositS, f. 
 animus, dn'imvji, 8. volontS, f. || inten- 
 tion, f ., but, m. 
 
 anise, dn'it, g. anl8, m. fsetU, i. 
 
 aniseed, dn'ised, g. gralne d'anU, f. || anl- 
 anker, dng'ktr, g. quartaut, rn. (33 lit,), 
 ankle, dny'kl, g. cheTille du pled, f. || 
 
 - bone, s. astragale, f. Icbevllles. 
 
 ankle -deep, dng'kl-dip, a. insqu'aux 
 annals, dn'nalt, g. pi. aunaleK, i. pi. 
 anneal, dnnT ( v. a. reculre. 
 annex, dnnikf , . annexe, f. 
 annex, dnnlkf, T. a. (&n.) annexer || (se) 
 
 joindre, (g') attacbcr. |f. 
 
 annexation, dnnlkiffthvn g. annexiou, 
 annexed, annckst' , a. ci-jomt. 
 annihilate, dnni'Ai/aJ, r. a. annlhiler, 
 
 aneantlr. [lation, f. 
 
 annihilation, Snnihllffshun, g. annlhi- 
 annlversary, dnnlvir'itri, g. anulver- 
 
 saire, m. . [gaire. 
 
 anniversary, Snnivir'itrf, a. anniver- 
 annotate, dn'notdt, r. a. annoter. 
 annotation, ,dn no td'thun, g. annotation, 
 
 note, f. 
 
 annotator, fin r.otd'ler, g. annotateur, nx. 
 announce, annJ&'rty, v. a. annoncer. 
 announcement, dn nfKmt' ment, g. an- 
 
 nonce, f. fmolegter. 
 
 annoy, n nu^', T. a. ecnuyer, troubler II 
 annoyance, dr. ndj?' fin j, g. ennui, m. U 
 
 tourment, m. 
 annual, dn'nudt, t. annuaire, m. || plant* 
 
 annueUe, t [par an. 
 
 annual, dn'nfidl, a. (-ly, ad.) annuel || 
 annuitant, dnnu'itnnt, g. propriStalre 
 
 d'une rente riagSre, m. 
 annuity, dnnu'iti, g. rente annuelle, f. || 
 
 to settle an ~ upon , congtituer une 
 
 rente a || to sink money In an ~, 
 
 placer gon argent a foods perdu. 
 annul, dn n&l , T. n. annuler, canter. 
 annular, dn'ntZUr, a. aanuiaire. 
 annnlated, dn'nuldtld, a. auuuli. 
 annulet, dn'nullt, . petit auneau, in. 
 annulment, dnnul' mfr.t,. annulalion, f. 
 annunciation, dn /iii/u/ii a'jAim, g. pro- 
 
 clamaliou, f. || Annondatlon, f. 
 anodyne, dn'o din, g. remedd aoodin, ui. 
 anodyne, di,' v J\n, a. atiodUi. 
 anoint, &nffj/nf, r. a. oludr* || (ru}g. ) 
 
 rogger. , Jreguller || bwrocUt* 
 
 anomalous, dnSm'&lui, a, anomal || Ir 
 aaomaly, muttfttt, . aQOlOiUlf, I,
 
 14 
 
 anon, u nun', ad. bientot, tout-a-1'heure || 
 
 ever and ~, de temps en temps. 
 anonymous, dnan'imiii, a. anonyme || 
 
 ly, adv. en_gardanl 1'anonyme. 
 another, dn-utti'er, a. un autro, autrul || 
 
 one -, 1'un 1'autre || Just such ~, un 
 
 tout paieil l| ~ and ~, vt encore d'autres. 
 answer, dn'ttr, a. rSponse, rfplique, f. || 
 
 -s, pi. raisons, f. pi. 
 answer, dn'sir, v. a. & n. repondre (a) || 
 
 raisonner |l rfiussir || satisfaire j| to - for, 
 
 rfipondre, etre responsable, de or pour, 
 answerable, dn'aerdbl, a. responsable, 
 
 comptable || convenable a, conforme. 
 answerableness, dn'terdblnfa, s. rc- 
 
 Bpoiisabilii?, f. || convenance, f. fment. 
 anawsrably, dn'ser&tti, ad. convenable- 
 ant, dnt, s. lourini, (. || bear, --eater, 
 
 s. fourrailler, m. |j~-hlll. 8. fourinillSre, f. 
 autag-onlsm, dntdg'onizni, s. antago- 
 
 nisine, m. |m. 
 
 antagonist, &n t&g' 5 nlit, a. antagonize, 
 antagonistic, on tog ants' tik, a. antago- 
 
 niste. 
 
 antarctic, dntdrftit a. antarctlque. 
 antecedence, dntis'e 1 dins, t. antSriorite', 
 
 priority, f. [antecedent || autficfdemnient. 
 antecedent, and 3? dint, a, (-ly, ad.) 
 antechamber, autlchdm'bir, g. anti- 
 
 chambre, (. 
 
 antedate, an' tidat, \. a. antidater. 
 antediluvian, dn/<ii Iffvi&n, a. antSdi- 
 
 luvien. 
 
 antelope, dn'tllop, 9. antllope, t fmidi. 
 antemeridian, an ti mi rid' i an, a. avant 
 antenna, dnttn'ni, s. pi. antennes, f. pi. 
 antenuptial, dntinup 's/iil, a. d'avant le 
 
 mariage. [antej>6nultime, (. 
 
 antepenultimate, SntSpenHftimdt, t. 
 antepenultimate, dntipinul'timdt, a. 
 
 antepfiuultldme. {dent. 
 
 anterior, intfriir, a. antSrieur, antSce- 
 anterlorlty. UntirlSr'iti, g. aniOrioiilf, 
 
 priority, f. [sulle d'atteate, (. 
 
 anteroom, dn'terom, i. vestibule, m., 
 anthem, an' t him, g. antienne, f. || by nine, 
 anther, an'ther, g. (hot.) antbfin.-, f. Im. 
 anthology, tatUfijt, *. antholoxle, 
 
 chrestoinatble, f. [m. 
 
 Anthony's fire, dn'tfnizfir,t. Srysipele, 
 anthracite, an'ifirdstt, s. (min.) anthra- 
 cite, m. [cbarbon, m. 
 anthrax, in'thr&ki, s. (raSd.) anthrax, 
 authropolog-y, inthropofiji, 8. antbro- 
 
 pologle, t. faDtbropopbaKe, m. 
 
 anthropophaft-ui), tnthrSpofdg-us, s. 
 antic, an'tik, i. bo off on, m. farce, t. 
 antic, Hn'lik, a. antique || groteiique. 
 antichrist. Sn'tikritt, a. antechrUt. m. 
 anticipate, an to' i put, T. a. antlclper, 
 
 pievenlr. 
 
 anticipation, ZntUipa'tMin, a. antici- 
 pation, L || avaiit-goCl, tn. || by. In ~. 
 
 par avaace. | tioiputiou, autlcipe. 
 
 anticipatory, tn M i pti ter i, a. par an- 
 aatlollmajc, dntikli'maka, s. gradatiou 
 
 luvtise, L 
 
 , Mt, fir, 
 
 Kir*, git, Mr; 
 
 autlcoustltutional, an tikonstitifikun- 
 
 ul. a. aiuiconstilutionnpl. 
 antidotal, an' ti dot til, a. qul a la pro- 
 
 prif-te d'un antidote. 
 antidote, an' tidal, s. antidote, m. 
 antifebrile, dntlftb'ril, a. antifebrile. 
 antimacassar, dnti m&kds'sar, t. auti- 
 
 macassar, m. 
 antlmonarchioal, dntlfndnar' let kdl, .-. 
 
 antimonarcbique. [timouial || stibie. 
 
 antlmonlal, dnti mo* nidi, a. (cliim.) au- 
 antimony, dn'timoni, 8. antimoine, m. 
 antipathetic, antipdthet'ik, a. antlpa- 
 
 thique. 
 
 antipathy, &n tip'dth.i, g. antipalbie, t. 
 antlphrasls.dn tiph'rasis,s. autlphrase, f. 
 antipodes, dntip'oda, g. pi. antipodes, 
 
 m. pi. ' 
 
 antlpope, dn'tipop, g. antipape, m. 
 antiquarian, dn li kwd'ridn, antiquary, 
 
 dn'tikwdri, g. antiquairc, m. ' 
 antiquated, dn'tfkwatfd, a. sunning, 
 antique, tin tils', s. aatiqulte, f. || anti- 
 
 quaille, f. 
 
 antique, dntef. a. antique, ancien. 
 antiquity, dn tik'wi ti. 8. antiqui te, f. 
 antiseptic, dnti tip' tik, B. antlseptique, m. 
 antiseptic, dntiifp'Kk, a. antlseptioue. 
 antithesis, antithesis, 8. untithese, f. 
 antler, dnrlir, a. andouiller, m. || -s, pi. 
 
 (horns) bols, m. (du oerf). 
 anus, dfnus, s. (an at.) anus, m. [in. 
 
 anvil, dn'vil, s. enclume, f. || (fig.) mStier, 
 anxiety, dngzfiti,. anxit, inquietude, 
 
 f. h dC-sir, m. 
 anxious, dngk'snOs, a. (-ly, ad.) Inqulet, 
 
 aoucieuz j| avec aoxifitd || dgslreux. 
 any, in,' ni, r>n. it a. quelque, quelqu'un, 
 
 aucun || -thing:, quelque chose || --where, 
 
 nulle part, partout || -body, -one, una 
 
 personne quelconque (| -ho-w, de quelque 
 
 manifire que ce suit II scarcely ~, 
 
 presque pas || ~ and every, chaque || ~ 
 
 more, encore. 
 
 aorta, adr'td, B. (anat.) aorte, f. 
 apace, dpaaf , ad. a grands pas, rite || a 
 
 vue d'ceil. 
 
 apart, dpdrf , ad. a part, sfiparfiment 
 apartment, dpdrf mint, a. appartentent, 
 
 m., cbambre, J. || a suite of -s, uu ap- 
 
 partemenL 
 
 apathetic, dpathefik, a. apaihique. 
 apathy, dp'dthi, s. apathie, insenslbUite, f. 
 ape, dp, s. singe, m. || imitateor, m. 
 ape, dp, T. a. singer. 
 
 apeak, dpeX ,*&. (mar.) a pic, en pnntenne, 
 aperient, dpfritnt, 8. (m?d.) npMiif , m. 
 aperient, dpfriint, a. (mSd.) ap2dtu. 
 aperture, dp'irtur, a. ouvenure, f. 
 apery, d'pert, a. singerie, f. 
 apex, d'pfki. e. aominet, m., polnte, f. 
 aphorism, dfirizm, s. apborlsme, m. 
 apiary, u'pidri, g. rucher, m. 
 apiece, doe/, a. par piice, par tgte. 
 apish,d'pwA,a. (-ly.ad.) bounon Men singi !| 
 
 ~- trick, B. singerie. f. flmlmtlve, I. 
 aplshnoss, of pith nit, . gingerie, bumeur 
 
 tint, torn; no, Mt, pr6m; hJ&;
 
 Apocalypse appreciate 
 
 Apocalypse, dpik'tilipt, s. apocalypse, I. 
 Apocrypha, dpok'rifd, s. pi. llvres apo- 
 
 cryphea, m. pi. 
 
 apocryphal, djrfk'rffdl, a. apocryphe, 
 apogree, dp'oje, t. apogee, m. 
 apolog-etio, dpttojlfik, a. (-ally, ad.) 
 
 apologStiquefment). |logie, 
 
 apologise, dpSi'oja, v. n. faire une apo- 
 apologrlst, dpol'ojist, B. apologiste, m. 
 apolograe, dp'Slog, B. apologue, m. 
 apolog-y, dpol'oji, B. apologia, excuse, f. 
 apo(ph)theg;m, dp'oCfj them, s. apoph- 
 
 tbegme, m. jplectique. 
 
 apopleotlo(al), dp SpliV tlk(ai), a. apo- 
 apoplezy, ap'oplfkti,s. (me'd. ) apoplexie, 
 apostasy, apo* tail, s. apostaale, f. [f. 
 apostate, dpoYtdt, a. apoatat, m. 
 apostatise, dpSs'tdti*, v. n. renoncer a 
 
 sa religion. 
 
 apostle, dpii'il, s. apdtre, m. 
 apostleship, dpoYslihip, s. apostolat, m. 
 apostollo(al), dpittii'ik(dl), a. aposto- 
 
 lique. 
 
 apostrophe, dpSs'trofi, s. apostrophe, f. 
 apostrophise, dpin'trafis, v. a. apo- 
 
 stropher. 
 apothecary, tpith'fkdrl, a. pharmaden, 
 
 m. [I 's shop, s. pbarmacie, f. 
 apotheosis, opjf A iff its, B. apotbeose, f. 
 appal, dppMif, v. a, faire palir, etlrayer|j 
 
 ~, T. n. palir, s'Spouvanter. 
 appalling;, tip punning,*, fipouvantable || 
 
 effrayaut. 
 appanagre, dp'pdnuj, B. apanage, m. || to 
 
 endow -with an ~, apanager. 
 apparatus, appdra' liis, s. apparell, in. U 
 
 ouuls, m. pi. 
 apparol, appdr'il, s. vetement, ajuste- 
 
 ment, m., habits, m. pi. || -wearing;, 
 
 s. effets d'babillement, in. pi. 
 apparel, dppur'il, v. a. liabiller, vetlr || 
 
 (mar.) equiper. 
 apparent, appffrfnt, a. apparent, visible 
 
 || (of heirs) prfsornpUf y -ly, ad. appa- 
 
 remment, evidemment. [spectre, m. 
 
 apparition, dpp&rlth'iin, s. vision, f., 
 apparitor, dp p&r" i ttr, s. appariteur, be- 
 appeal, dp pel' , s. appel, m. Idean, m. 
 appeal, dp pie, v. n. appeler J ~, v. a. 
 
 porter a un tribunal superieur. 
 appear, tppir", v. n. apparattre, cora- 
 
 paraltre || to ~ agralnst one, Be presenter 
 
 contre qn. 
 appearance, dppar'dni, s. apparition, f. l| 
 
 comparution, f. || probability, f. II spec- 
 tacle, in. || aspect, m. || perspective, f. || 
 
 at first ~, nu prumier aboid || for ~ 
 
 sake, pour sauver lea appurencea || to 
 
 Jndre by s, a en juger d'apris IPS ap- 
 
 parcnces |i to keep up -s, garder les ap- 
 
 parences || to make one'a xirsto, faire 
 
 son dbut. 
 
 appease, dppci', v. a. apalser, calmer, 
 appeaser, up pis' er, s. pacificateur, m. 
 appellant, dppfl'tdnt, s. appellant, m. U 
 
 provocateur, m. JlntlmS. m. 
 
 appellate, dppil'lat, s. accuse, in. |!(jur.) 
 
 tOf; (tit, tOtl, t&6. y chair, joy; t 
 
 appellation, dp pit La' ah.un, a. denomina- 
 tion, f. llatlf. 
 
 appellative, SppffUttfv, a. (gr.) appel- 
 
 appellee, dppittf, s. (jur.t intimfi, m. 
 
 appellor, appiflir, s. U ur -) appelant, ra. 
 
 append, dp pind', v. a. apposer, ajoater. 
 
 appendag-e, dppfn'daj,&. dSpeodaoce, L, 
 acccBsoire, m. 
 
 appendix, dppfn'dlki, a. appendlce, m. 
 
 appertain, apptrt&n', T. n. appartenlr a, 
 concemer. 
 
 appetence, ip'pitfnt. appetency, dp'- 
 pitfn si, B. en vie. inclination, (., d6air, m. 
 
 appetiser, dp'piKstr, a. excitant a 1'ap- 
 petit, in. 
 
 appetlBlngr, Sp'p ftia Ing, a. appSUssant. 
 
 applause, dppltat/ar , s. applaudlsaement. 
 apple, dp pi, B. pomme, t. || pommier, in. [| 
 
 nrunelle. f. ll orab-~. s. pomme Bauvaee. 
 
 idle, 1. "|| orab-~. s. pomme sauvage, 
 m. || oak-~, B. galle, f. || plne-~, s. 
 ananas, m. || ~-dumpllng-, s. cbansson, 
 m. || ~-frltter, a. beignet de pomme, m. 
 |J ~- orchard, s. pommeraie, f. || ~- par- 
 ing;, ~-peel, a. pelure de pomme, f. || 
 ~-ple, ~-tart, 8. tourte mix pommes, 
 f. || --tree, s. pommier, m. || ~- woman, 
 s. marcbande de pommes, t. 
 
 appliance, dppli dm, s. application, 1 U 
 moyen, m. |f remSde, m. 
 
 applicability, dpplfkdbll'iti, a. ad- 
 herence, f. || converiance, f. 
 
 applicable, ip'pKkdbl, a. applicable, 
 
 applicant, dp p U kdnt, a. petitionueur, sol- 
 liciteur, m. 
 
 application, dpplikd'ihun,s. application, 
 f., emploi, usage, m. || attention, L || to 
 make an ~ to, s'adresser a. 
 
 apply, dppli' , v. a. <t n. appllqner, em- 
 ployer || s'adresser (a), s'appliquer. 
 
 appoint, dppdbnf, v. a. & n. fixer, nom- 
 iner. designer (| -well (111) -ed, bien (mal) 
 equips, on bonne (mauvaise) tenue. 
 
 appointment, dppff&nfnfnt, a. dficret, 
 ordre, m. || rendez-vous, m. || appointe- 
 ments, m. pi. U equlpement, m. U to 
 make (keep) an -, donner (ne pas 
 manquer a) un rendez-voua. 
 
 apportion, dppur'ihun, T. a. repartlr, 
 partaker. 
 
 apportionment, ap par 1 thun mint, o. re- 
 partition, L, partage, m. 
 
 apposite, dp'pozit, a. (-ly, ad.) conve- 
 nuble. blen applique |[a propos. 
 
 apposlteness, dp 1 posit nit, f. conve- 
 nance, justesse, L 
 
 apposition, dppoilsh'un, s. apposition, f. 
 
 appraise, dp proof , v. a. apprecier, priser. 
 
 appraisement, Apprdsfmint, 8. estima- 
 tion, evaluation, f. || prisee, f. |j expertise, f. 
 
 appraiser, uppr&jtr, a. estimateur, 
 commlssnlre-priseur, m. 
 
 appreciable, dpprifi/iidkl,*. appreclnble. 
 
 appreciate, dpprfihfit, T. a. appreder. 
 (valuer || ~, v. L. augment** da prlx, 
 hausser de valear. 
 
 ami, ytt; toulf not; thing, Hurt.
 
 1C 
 
 appreciation 
 
 appreciation, dp prt hi a,' thun, *. appre- 
 ciation, Evaluation, f. 
 
 apprehend, dp prt kind', v. a. apprfihen- 
 der || salslr || conoevoir || comprendre || 
 craindre. 
 
 apprehension, ap pri hen' shun, s. appre- 
 hension, craintk L || conception, L \] prise, 
 arrestation, f. || to be dull of ~, avoir 
 1'intelligence dure. 
 
 apprehensive, apprShtn'siv, a. Intelli- 
 gent || susceptible ]| craintit 
 
 apprehenslveness, appreh$n'tTvns,s. 
 faci)il6, t. || apprehenrion, f. 
 
 apprentice, apprfn'tis, s. apprenti, m. || 
 clerc, file v_>, m. || to article an ~, placer 
 comrae clerc or Sieve, fapprentissage. 
 
 apprentice, dppren'tis, v. a. mettre en 
 
 apprenticeship, dp prin' tie hip, e. ap- 
 prentissa'ge, m. || to serve one's ~, 
 laire son apprentissage. 
 
 apprise, dppnaf, v. a. apprendre I) in- 
 former, Instruire. [eta, abord, m. 
 
 approach, dpprocV, t. approche, f., ac- 
 
 approach, tip prSch' , v. a. & n. approcher 
 l| s'approcher de. [abordable. 
 
 approachable, dp frock's bl, a. accessible, 
 
 approaching, dp proch' ing, a. prochain. 
 
 approbation, tip pro !>a! shun,. . approba- 
 tion, f., aveu, m. j| one's unqualified 
 ~, toute son approbation. 
 
 approbative, dp' pro bd tin, a. approbatif. 
 
 appropriate, op pro" pri a/, v.a.approprier|| 
 to ~ to oneself, s'appropi-ler. 
 
 appropriate, appro" pridt, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 convenable(ment) || appropriS || propre 
 (ment). 
 
 appropriateness, appropriafnti, 8. 
 conveuance, Justesse, f. jpropriatioa, f. 
 
 appropriation, Jip pro prlff than, t. ap- 
 
 approval, dp pro' vat, 8. approbation, f. 
 
 approve, dpprov', v. a. approuver || am6- 
 liorer. [(jur. ) revSlateur, m. 
 
 approver, approver, s. approbateur, m. II 
 
 approving 1 , approving, a. approbateur || 
 -ly, ad. avec approbation. 
 
 approximate, approks'lmdt, T. a. & n. 
 approcher || s'approcber de. (matif. 
 
 approximate, dp protect mat, a. approii- 
 
 approximatlon, dp prokaimd'i/iun, s. 
 approximation, approche, f. 
 
 approximative, dp proks'imdtiv, a. ap- 
 proxiniutit. Jteuance, dfipendance, f. 
 
 appurtenance, apptr'tindns, e. appar- 
 
 appnrtenant, dp per" ti ndnt, a. (JUT.) ap- 
 partfiianu [a. abricotier, m. 
 
 apricot, u'pri*o<, 8. abrlcot, ni. || --tree, 
 
 April, a'pril, e. avril, ui. || ~-fool, s. 
 dupe du premier avril, t. || --shower, s. 
 giboulee de mars, t. fm. 
 
 apron, efprun, a. Ublicr. in. || garde-vue, 
 
 Mpsls. dp 1 tit, . (arch.) apside, I. || (astr.) 
 upside, m. 
 
 apt, dpt, a. (-ly, ad.) apt || propre. enclln 
 a |j prompt, purte a || a propos. [tlon, (. 
 
 aptitude, dp'titiid, n. aptitude, dlbpuai- 
 
 ptnesa, &pt'nl4, a touvenance, f., rap- 
 pon, at. || dUpo-iiilun, pent^, f. 
 
 aaua, if kwd (dk'uidj; ~ turtle, s. can- 
 Tone, f. || ~ revla, s. (I'liiui.) eau resale, 
 f. || ~ vltae, s. spiritueuz de la preoiiira 
 distillation, in. pL 
 
 aquarium, &kwa'rC-Hm, g. aquarium, m. 
 
 Aquarius, dkutfriOs, t. (astr.) Verseau, m. 
 
 aquatic, akwdt'ik. a. aquatique, aquatlle, 
 
 aqueduct, ak'u-tdukt, s. aquedac, m. 
 
 aqueous, ffkwiua, a. aqueux. 
 
 aquiline, dk'wilin, a. aqnilin. 
 
 arabesque, ara.b&sk' , a. arabesque. 
 
 arable, dr'abl, a. labonrable. 
 
 arballst, &r"bdllst, 8. arbalSte, f. 
 
 arbiter, dr'bittr, R. arbitre, m. fm. 
 
 arbitrament, or bit'rS. mint, s. arbitrage, 
 
 arbitrarily, tr'bitririli, ad. aiibitralre- 
 ment [traire, m. 
 
 arbitrariness, ar'bitrdrinls, t. arbi- 
 
 arbitrary, dr'bitreri, a. arbl traire. 
 
 arbitrate, dr'bttrdt, v. a. decider, deter- 
 miner, juger. [in., decision, f. 
 
 arbitration, or bitra'ihun, s. arbitrage, 
 
 arbitrator, ar'bitratir, s. arbitre, Juge, 
 in. [transaction, f. 
 
 arbltrement, ar blfrimlnt. g. decision. f.|| 
 
 arbitress, arbitrfo, g. arbitre, f. 
 
 arborescent, arborf.e'lnt,&. arborescent. 
 
 arboriculturist, drborikul'turiit. t. 
 arboriculteur. m. [tonnelle, f. 
 
 arbour, dr'btr, 8. berceau, bosquet, m. || 
 
 arbute, dr'bUt, arbutus, ar'butui, 8. ar- 
 bousier, m. || ~-berry, s. arbouse. f. 
 
 are, ark, e. arc. m. II voute. arche, f. 
 
 arcade, drkdd', g. arcade !. \\ galerie, f. || 
 passage, m. fm. 
 
 arcanum, ar ka'num, s. arcane, m. || secret, 
 
 arch, arch, 8. arche, t. |j voute, f. || arc, in. 
 
 arch, arch, v. a. vouWr. 
 
 arch, drcfi, a. fin, rusg, fioffC !! (in coinp.) 
 arcnl . . . |j -ly, ad. raalicieusement. 
 
 archa3olpgric(al), drkeo iofik(dl), a. ar- 
 cheologique. |logue. ra. 
 
 archeeologrist, ar keol'Sjitt ,' 8. archeo- 
 
 archaeologry, drkeofoji, s. archeologie, f. 
 
 archaism, difkaizm., s. arcbaisme, in. 
 
 arohangrel, ark an' jet, g. arcbange, m. 
 
 archbishop, drc/ibiab'Sp, s. archevSque, 
 m. [vecbfi, m. 
 
 archbishopric, arch bish'op rik, s. arcbe- 
 
 archdeaoon, drchdi'kun, s. arcbidiacre, 
 m. [archldlaconat, m. 
 
 archdeaconshlp , orcA dSkin thip. t. 
 
 archdncal, arc A du' kdl, a. archiducal. 
 
 arohduohess, urcli duck' is , I. archl- 
 duchesae, f. 
 
 archduke, drchddk' , g. archiduc, m. 
 
 archdukedom, drcndiik'<iii,n, s. archi- 
 ducbg, m. [arqut. 
 
 arohbd, drch'fd (urehd), a. voQt || dntri || 
 
 archer, drch'ir, 8. archer, a: bale tiler, tn. 
 
 archery, arch' yr t, a. dr al'arc, in. || art 
 de lirer I'urc. in. 
 
 archfiend, dreh'fend, t. arculd[aon. m, 
 
 arohiciplaoopaoy, arkltjjiSkSpdtt, 
 archluplscuptit, in. |epUcupiil. 
 
 archleplscopal, 3rtllf&ltSftf,AttU- 
 
 ai'dhlltir, drcISiny, 8. Vuute, wche, L 
 
 tAtt, liji, ;dr, liitt; hire, gfl, Mr; mint, inn: u, hat, prii/t;
 
 archipelago arrive 
 
 17 
 
 archipelago, dr kipffdgu, a. archipel, m. 
 
 architect, dr'kitt'kt, a. architect*, m. || 
 (fig.) auteur, artisan, m. 
 
 architecture, dr'ktlfktur, t. architec- 
 ture, f. 
 
 archives, dVHvz, a. pi. archives, t. pi. 
 
 archivist, ar'kiri.it, e. archlvlate, m. 
 
 archness, arch' nif, a. espiiglerle, finesse, 
 malice, f. (gulcbet, m. 
 
 arch-way, drch'wd. a. voute, f., arceau, 
 
 archwise, drcn'ieiz, a. en forme de voute. 
 
 arctic, drk'tik, a. arctique. 
 
 ardency, dr'dinii, s. ardear, vghjmance, f. 
 
 ardent, ar" dint, a. (-ly, ad.) ardent, vio- 
 lent || ardemment, pasalonngment. [f. 
 
 ardour, dr'dar, a. ardeur, chaleur. passion, 
 
 arduous, dr'duHt, a. (-ly, ad.) ardu || 
 rude || dlfftclle(ment). 
 
 area, d'rid, a. aln, arene, C. || surface, f. || 
 devant (de maison), m. || parvia, m. 
 
 areal, a'ridl, a. de auperflcle. 
 
 arena, drfnd, a. arine. f. 
 
 arenaceous, drfnd'inUi, a. arlneux |) 
 (mlu. ) friable. 
 
 areopagus, dr top' dg-it, a. arfopage, m. 
 
 argent, dr'jtnt, a. argent*. [f. 
 
 argfcutatlon, drjtn ta' ihun, a. argent tire, 
 
 argil, dr'jil, a. arglle, f. 
 
 argonaut, dr'gu ndtut, . argonaut*, m. 
 
 argosy, &r f gJS ti, a. ealere, f. 
 
 argue, dr'gu, y. a. 4 n. argumenter, dls- 
 puter, plafder |l accuser || to ~ -with one- 
 self, ralaonner en aoi-mame. 
 
 arguer, dr'guir, a. argumentateur, con- 
 troversial*, m. 
 
 argument, dr'gu mint, a. argument, m. || 
 diacuaalon, f. If eujet. ut. || to hold an -, 
 aoutenlr une discussion. 
 
 argumentative, dr gumln'tdttv, a. qui 
 contienl dea arguments || diapoee a argu- 
 menter f| -ly, ad. comma argument. 
 
 art an, d ridn, a. arien, m. 
 
 arid, dr'ld, a. aride, aec. 
 
 aridity, drid'iti, a. aridiU, aicbereaae, f. 
 
 arietta, dri.lt id, a. ariette, f. 
 
 aright, drif, ad. droit, bien. 
 
 arise, druf, v. n. Ir. I'filever, a'glever con- 
 tre || provenlr. [f. 
 
 aristocracy, driitiik'rai{,B. aristocratic, 
 
 aristocrat, dr'itllkrdt, a. aristocrat*, m. 
 
 aristocratic, dr litS krdfik, a. (-ally, 
 ad.) aristocmUque(ment). 
 
 arithmetic, drith'mftik, a. arithmiUque, 
 f. || mental ~, calcul de tete. m. 
 
 arithmetical, 6. r\tH, tiUfi kdl, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 aritbme'Uque(ment). 
 
 arithmetician, drithmitiih'dn, a. arlth- 
 mitlcieo, m. 
 
 ark, ark, a. arche, f. || ~ of the covenant, 
 arcbe d'alllance, (. 
 
 arm, arm, a. braa, m. || brancbe (d'un 
 arbre) II arme, f. || ~ In ~, braa deasua, 
 braa deaaoua II at - 's length, t la dis- 
 tance dea braa || to fold one's -s, 
 crolaer lea bru II to hold out one's -*, 
 tendre lea braa || chair, a. fanteull, m. [| 
 -hole, a. aiaaelle, 1. || emmaachore, t. 
 
 Ii9g ; foot, tutu, tub. || cAofc", )<rg ; j 
 XnglUI* and ^VimcA. 
 
 arm, arm, v. a. (4 n. ) (s')armer. 
 Armada, drma'dd, a. armada, t. 
 armadillo, drmdaiflo, a. armadllle, f. || 
 
 tatou, m. 
 
 armament, dr'mdmfnt, R. armement, m. 
 armature, dr'mdtur, a. armure, f. || 
 
 (arch.) armature, f. [one-~, mancboL 
 armed, drmd, a. arm? || qui a lea braa . . . || 
 armful, arm ffffl, t. brass^e, L 
 armlllary, dr'milUri, a. armiUairc. 
 armistice, ar'niit\t, a. armistice, trfive, f. 
 armless, arm'llt, &. aana braa || aana 
 
 armea. f petit braa de mcr, m. 
 
 armlet. Arm' lit, a. brassard, bracelet, m.|| 
 armorial, dr mo" rial, a. armorial || ~ 
 
 bearings, a. pi. armoiries, f. pi. 
 armorlat, dr'miritt, a. armoriate, m. 
 armour, iir'mer, a. armure, f. || chain ~, 
 
 cotte d'armea, f. || suit of ~, armnra 
 
 complete || to oftee In ~, culraaaer || ~- 
 
 bearer, a. Ccuyer, m. fblinde, cuirassfi. 
 armoured, dr'mird, a. v6tu o'armure || 
 armourer, ar" merer, a. armurier, m. 
 armoury, dr'miri, a. arsenal, m. || aalle 
 
 d'armes, t. \\ armure, f. || armolriea, f. pi. 
 arms, arm*, a. pi. armea, f. pi. || men at 
 
 ~, a. pi. gena d'armea, m. pi. || small-, 
 
 armea menuea || flre-~, armea & feu (| 
 
 to beat to ~, battre le rappel || ground 
 
 ~ I (re)poaez (voa) armea I 
 army, ar'mi, a. armee, f. || standing , 
 ' armee perraanente, f. [antique, f. 
 
 arnica, dr'nikd, a. (bot.) arnica, m. y 
 aroma, dr&md, a. arome, in. 
 aromatic, dromdfik, a. aromatlque. 
 around, d ro&ndf , pr. it ad. autour de. en 
 
 rond, en cercle. [exciter. 
 
 arouse, drofaf. v. a. aoulever || evelller, 
 arpeggio, drpid'jJ, a. (mua.) arptge, ar- 
 
 arqnobnse, dr'klbKt, a. arquebuae, f. 
 aro.nebnsler, dr" kf but, ler" , a. arque- 
 arrack, ar'rdk, a. arack, in. [busier, m. 
 arraign, ar ran' , v. a. arranger, ridlger || 
 
 accuser. [f. 
 
 arraignment, dr ran' mint, a. accusation, 
 arrange, drrdnf , v. a. arranger, raotlre 
 
 en ordre || ~, v. n. a'arranger. 
 arrangement, drranj' mint, s. arrange- 
 ment, m. || disposition, f. y to come -to 
 
 an ~ with, a'arranger avec. 
 arrant, dr'rdnt, a. inalgne, fleffS, infftme. 
 arras, dr'rdi. a. Uplaserie, f. 
 array, dr rd , a. ordre de batallle || rang, 
 
 m. t rangfe, f. || vetement, m. || atoura, 
 
 m. pi. |l liate dea Jurga, f. 
 array, drrd', v. a. mettre en ordre da 
 
 batallle || vtlr. [reVagea, m. pi. 
 
 arrear(s), drrtr(i)', a. arrie're', m. || ar- 
 arrest, drriif.B. arret, m., aalsle, arresta- 
 
 tlon, t. || to place under ~, mettre aux 
 
 arreta. 
 
 arrest, drrlif, v. a. arr6ter, aalslr, retenlr. 
 arrival, drrfvdl, e. arriv6e, f. |l (mar.) 
 
 arrivage, m. || list of m , liate des 
 
 filrangera, presence, t. 
 arrive, drrw' , r. a. arrlver, parrsnlr a, 
 
 **< V**; tout, Mat; tMmg, lArrt, 
 
 2
 
 arrogance assailable 
 
 arrogance, Sr'rog&ni, g. arrogance, f. 
 
 arrogant, ar'rogdnt, a. arrogant, ln- 
 soleut || -IT, ad. arrogamment 
 
 arro grate, dr'rogdt, v. a. arroger, usurper. 
 
 arrogratlon, arro gd' shun, B. prevention, f. 
 
 arrow, dr'ro, e. fiSche, f. || --grrasa, 8. 
 (bot.) troscart, m. || root, s. arrow- 
 root, ra. 
 
 arrowy, dr'ro i, a. en forme de fieche. 
 
 arsenal, dr'sendl, B. arsenal, m. 
 
 arsenic, dr'aSnik, e, arsenic, m. 
 
 arsenical, drsin'ikdl, a. arsenical. ff. 
 
 arson, a.r'sSn, B. incendie par malveillance, 
 
 art, art, a. art, m. || babiletg, t, artifice, 
 m. l| the tine -a, les beaux arts |) ~- 
 unlon, s. soclet* d'amls des arts, 1 
 
 arterial, art? rial, a. artfiriel. 
 
 artery, <SKt*r i, s. artfire, f. 
 
 artesian, drift hi an, a. artSslen. 
 
 artful, drffdtl, a. (-ly, ad.) fait avec art || 
 artKideoz, II rus6 l| artlstement. 
 
 artfulness, drffdtlnit, B. habiletS, 
 adresae, f. 
 
 artichoke, VfFaMk, B. artlcbaut, m. || 
 Jerusalem -, topinambour, m. 
 
 article, dr'tikl, a. article, m. || condition. 
 stipulation, f. || substance, matiSre, f. || 
 leading, a. (des journanx) article de 
 fond, premier. Parts, premier Londres, etc., 
 m. 
 
 article, dr'tikl, v. a. & n. articuler || en- 
 gager || stipuler || mettre comme clerc. 
 
 articled, dr'tikld, a. apprenti. f stipuler. 
 
 articulate, drtik'Uldt, T. a. articuler || 
 
 articulate, drtik'uldt, a. articulfi || -ly, 
 ad. distlnctement II article par article. 
 
 articulation, dr tik u id' shun, e. articula- 
 tion f. || jointure des os, f. 
 
 artifice, dr'tifif, s. artifice, m. ||fraude, f. 
 
 artificer, dr tif t s. artisan, ouvrier, m. 
 
 artificial, irttfUffL a. (-ly, ad.) arti- 
 flciel || avec art. ffidel, m. 
 
 artificiality, drAI<H'itf, s. 6tat arti- 
 
 artlllerlst, dr til' lir M, artilleryman, 
 dr til'lerimdn, s. artilleur, m. 
 
 artillery, drtil'lert, s. artillerie, f. || 
 heavy ~, s. grosse artillerie, 1 || horse 
 ~, s. artillerie & cheval, t |] --practice, 
 B. cannonade, f. 
 
 artisan, dr'tizdn, s. artisan, artiste, m. 
 
 artist, ar'tist, $. artiste, m. 
 
 artistic, dr tis'tVc, a. artisUque |] -ally, 
 ad. artistement. fnalvement 
 
 artless, drflgt, a. sans art || ly, ad. 
 
 artlessness, arfletngt, s. simplicitg, 
 nalfvet^. f. 
 
 arum, d'rUm, s. (bot) arum, gonet, m. 
 
 , Hz, c. comme, aussi, que, selon que, 
 suivant, tandis que, puisqne |j ~ for, ~ to, 
 quant a |] ~ soon ~, aussitot qne || ~ It 
 were, pour mnsl dire l| ~ thougrh, 
 comme si || ~ yet, lusqu'ici. ffostida, f. 
 
 asafostlda, tltOrfM, s. (mea.) assa 
 
 asbestos, &bia?t6t, s. asbeste, amiante, m. 
 
 ascend, da tfnd', v. a. <t n. monter, a'elever. 
 
 ascendant, dtsfnd'dnt, s. asceudant, m. |j 
 dessus, m. || supgrlorlte, f. 
 
 ascendant, dnifncfdnt, a. Bup(!rieur||(]nr.) 
 
 ascendant || to be In the ~, prfidomluer || 
 
 s'accroltre. 
 ascendency, dttfnd'fnsi.B. sup6riorit6, 
 
 f., pouvoir, m., hauteur, f. [| to grain an 
 
 ~ over, prendre le dessus sur. 
 ascension, Ustin'tf-.un, s. ascension, f. 
 ascent, da linf, a. montfee, f. || glgvation, t 
 ascertain, ass&rtdn', v. a. assurer, a'as- 
 
 snrer de, prouver, constater, reconnattre, 
 
 vSrifier |j rfigler. 
 
 ascetic, aaet'ik, s. ascSte, m. 
 ascetic, dtsfffk, a. ascStiquu. 
 asceticism, &s set' \ sizm, s. aacStisme, m. 
 ascribable, dskrl'tidbl, a. attribuable. 
 ascribe, atknb', v. a. attribuer. 
 ash, daft, s. frene, m. || mountain ~, a. 
 
 sorbier des oiseaux, m. || oig-ar ~, cendrea 
 
 de tabac |[ --hole, a. cendrier, m. || ~- 
 
 pan, ~ -pit, a. cendrier. m.J| ~ - Wednea - 
 
 day, s. mercredl des Cendres, m. 
 ashamed, dshamd' , a. honteui, confus. 
 ashen, dih'Zn, a. de frene. 
 ashes, fafi'ei.e. pi. cendrea, f.pl., cendre, f, 
 ashore, dihor', ad. a terre || to get ~, 
 
 dgbarquer || to run ~, (mar.) falre cote. 
 ashy, asft'i, a. cendreux |l cendrS. 
 aside, isld' , ad. de cot6, a pan || to draw 
 
 ~, tirer & 1'gcart || to lay, put, set ~, 
 
 mettre de colg]| to turn ~, (se) dtourner. 
 asinine, dYinin, a. d'ane. 
 ask, dak, y. a. demauder, rclamer j| Inter- 
 
 roger || to ~ out, inviter. 
 askance, dakdns', ad. obliquement, de 
 askew, dakff, ad. de bials. [travers. 
 
 aslant, dslanf, ad. obliquement, de cdt. 
 asleep, dslep' . ad. endorml || fast ~ , pro- 
 
 f ondlment endorml || to fall ~, s'endormir. 
 aslope, dslop' , ad. en pente. 
 asp, dtp, s. aspic, m. |[ (bot.) tremble, m. 
 asparatfus, dap&r'&gua, s. asperge. f. 
 aspect, dtfpfkt, a. aspect, m., mine, 1, 
 
 air, m. || rapport, m., exposition, f. 
 aspen, dfpen, s. tremble, m. 
 aspen, da? pin, a. de tremble. 
 asperity, dspfr'iti, a. asperlte. apretfi, f. 
 asperse, dapersf , T. a. asperger j| diffamer, 
 
 calomnier. fdiflamation, f. 
 
 aspersion, dsjjtr'shun, s. aspersion, L || 
 asphalt(uin), aafdl't(um}, s. aspnalte, m.' 
 asphodel, Safftd.il. s. (bot) aspbodele, m. 
 asphyxia, dafik'siii. a. asphyxie, f. 
 asphyxiated, dafikt'fStM, a. (med.) 
 
 asphyxiS. 
 
 aspirant, Sapfrint, s. aspirant, m. 
 aspirate, dfpirdt, s. (gr.) esprit rude, m. 
 aspirate, US' pi rat, _v. a. asplrer. 
 aspiration, da pi rd'shun,B. aspiration, f. , 
 
 dfisir ardent, m. [pretendre (a). 
 
 aspire, dtpvr' , v. n. soubalter ardemment, 
 aspiring 1 , dapVring, a. ambitleux. 
 ass, da, a, fine, m. || lourdaud, m. || she, 
 
 anesse, f. || Jack, s. bourriquet, m. (j 
 
 ~'s foal, 8. anon, m. || --driver, s. 
 
 ftnier, m. 
 
 assail, data?, y. a. assailltr, atlaquer. 
 assailable, taol'&til, a. attaquable. 
 
 litf, UU, fdr, Idto;- hire, git, Mr;- mine, inn; - no, hit, pr6v; - A(;
 
 assailant atheist 
 
 19 
 
 assailant, dtiafint, assaller, Htsafir, 
 
 s. aasaillant, agressenr, m. 
 assassin, Attdt'tln, -. assassin, m. 
 assassinate, de tds'sindt, v. a, assa-*iDrr, 
 
 egorger. fsasslBC., m. 
 
 assassination, dtsdii.i nafttuin, s, ae- 
 assault, djaattfif, 8. assaut, m., attaque, 
 
 1 II aggravated ~, ~ and battery, 
 
 (jur.) voies de fait, f. pi. || to take by ~, 
 
 (mil.) prendre d'assaut. 
 assault, djidUlf, v. a. attaquer (jur.) 
 
 commettre des roles de fait sor. 
 assay, dttaf , s. essai, examen, m. 
 assay, data' , v. a. es saver, eprouver. 
 assayer, asta'ir, B. essayeur, m. 
 assemblage. & sfm'bldj,*. assemblage, m. 
 assemble, atttin'bl, v. a. (& n.) (s')as- 
 
 sembler. 
 assembly, tifm,'bli, a. assembler, r<S- 
 
 unlon, f. || college, m. || ~ -room, s. salle 
 
 de reunion, f. [sanction, f. 
 
 assent, itifnf, t. consentement, m. II 
 assent, dtunt', v. n. consentir a, ap- 
 
 prouver. Jd'assenUment. 
 
 assentlngly, di ifnf Ing li, ad. en signe 
 assert, at ttrt , v. a. afnrruer, maintenlr, 
 
 defendre || revendtquer. 
 assertion, littit^iltun, e. assertion, de- 
 tense, f. [aertif. 
 assertive, dttir'tiv, a. conttrraatif || as- 
 assess, dtifs". r. a. taxer, Imposer. 
 assessable, dttis'&bl. a. imposable. 
 assessed, aiiiif, a. direct (impdts). 
 assessment, ants' mint, s. taxe, imposl- 
 
 UOQ, f. || recensement, m. || cadastre, m. 
 assessor, ittUtr, a. assesseur, m. 
 assets, di'iiti, a. pi. (j ur >) masse active, f. 
 asseverate, ittiv'trdt, v. a. afflrmcr 
 
 eulennellement. Imation solennelle, f. 
 asseveration, Aisiv frd'tk&n, s. anir- 
 assldnlty, itiidtflti, a. asslduite, f. 
 assiduous, duufuut, a. assldu, appll- 
 
 qu< || -ly, ad. avec asslduite. 
 assign, di nn' , T. a. aasiguer, deaiguer, 
 
 destlner || (Jur. ) transferer. 
 assignable, ditin'dtil, a. assignable |] 
 
 cesalble || qui ueut etre determine, 
 assignation, cu aig nd'ihvn, s. asaignatlun, 
 
 cession, f. || reudcz-vous, m. 
 assignee, oj.n.s'. s. dglfgue, in. || ces- 
 
 slonnalre, m. |[ (in bankruptcy) syndic, 01. 
 asslgner, itun'ir, a. commettant, m. 
 assignment, da nn' mint, s. assignation, 
 
 I. l| ceaslon, f. [rendre semblable. 
 
 assimilate, ditlm'llat, T. a. assimller, 
 assimilation, ds limlltftMm, a. assimi- 
 lation, f. 
 
 assist, diiif , v. a. asslster, alder. If. 
 assistance, ittli'tdnt, B. assistance, aide, 
 assistant, Stitftdnt. a. aide, adjoint, m. 
 assistant, AttUtdnt, a. assistant, aidant || 
 
 locomotive, 8. locomotive uuiilialre, f. 
 asslse, Atiif, v. a. taxer. 
 assizes, &*tv*t, a. pi. asslses, f. pL || 
 
 cour de Justice, f. || ordonnance, f. 
 associate, dtiFiliidt, B. adnocl, com- 
 paguon, m. 
 
 ttitf ; fStt, tu6, tUt. U t/'air. Joy ; , 
 
 associate, diifihtat, T. a. (<k n.) (s')a- 
 
 eoder. ffeder*. 
 
 associate, fatfthfat, a. associe, con- 
 assoolatlon, fasothia'sMln, g. associa- 
 
 tion, alliance, f. || -s, pL id&eft, notions, 
 
 f. pi. I) souvenirs, m. pi. 
 assonance, dt'sondnf, s. assonance, f. 
 assort, dtaorf. T. a. assortir. fm. 
 
 assortment, ostorfmtnt s. agsorUment, 
 assaagre, & twoj' , T. a. (A n.) (s')apaiser. 
 assuagrement, dtnedfmfnt, f. adoucisae- 
 
 ment, soulagement, m. 
 assume, dttum', v. a. An. prendre, a'attri- 
 
 buer || etre arrogant || it is -d that, 11 est 
 
 gfluSralement reju que. 
 aBsnmlnar, Satu'ming, a. pr6tentleux | 
 
 trancbant || ~ that, admettons que, poaoni 
 
 le cas que. [f. || ARsumptlon, f, 
 
 aseumptlon, foaunSihun, e. prfisomption, 
 assurance, &ihffr&na, s. acsorance, con* 
 
 fiance, sScnritfi, conviction, f. 
 assure, Usher 1 , j. a. assurer, garanUr. 
 assuredly, dtho'ridli, ad. certainement. 
 aster, Uttr, 8. (bot) aster, m. jj China 
 
 ~, relne-marguerite, f. 
 asterisk, iStfrtok, g. astfiriaque, m. 
 astern, Hettrn', ad. (mar.) en ponpe y 
 asthma, fafmd, 8. asthme, m. [amftre. 
 asthmatlo(al), cut mdf * (SI), a. asthma* 
 astir, d iter', ad. agite, en fimoi. [tique. 
 astonish, iuton'iah, v. a, Stonner, sur- 
 
 prendre. [namment, 
 
 astonishinfly, aston'ishinfi h, ad. ton- 
 astonlshment, at tSn'bhmimt, 8. gtonne- 
 
 nient, m., surprise, f. [interloquer. 
 
 astound, fa tiffr-nd' , v. a. etonner, ahurlr, 
 astraddle, ditrdd'dl, ad. a callfourchon. 
 astragal, dt'trigtl, a. (arch.) astragale, m. 
 astral, dStril. a, astral. 
 astray, ditrd , ad. bora du cbemln. 
 astrlotlon, 6ttr\k'thun, a. (uifd.) oom- 
 
 pressiou, f . || constriction, f. J| astrictlon, f. 
 astride, t ttrvf , ad. a calilourcbon || les 
 
 , , . 
 
 jambea Ccarquill^es. 
 atrinrent, ditrin'Jint, a. ast 
 
 itringent, m. 
 
 astrolabe, df tro lab, s. (atr. ) astrolabe, m. 
 astrologer, ditrofSJir. . astrologue, m. 
 astrologlo(al), &ttr&l6j'ik (dl), a. aabo- 
 
 logique. 
 
 astrology, tltrtF 1/1,9. astrologie, f. 
 astronomer, Sttron'omir, a. astronome, 
 
 m. [tronomlque. 
 
 astronomlo(al), SitrSnSm'lk (dl), a. as- 
 astronomy, tUtron'omi, t. astronomic, f. 
 astute, &t tuf , a. (-ly, ad.) fin, ruse 1 1| aveo 
 
 ruse. [deux. 
 
 asunder, irun'dir, ad. <paruienl || en 
 asylum, dn'lum, . aslle, refuge, m. | 
 
 hospice, m. || lunatlo , malaoa 
 
 it'ulleueii, f. || private lunatic ~, maison 
 
 de SKUte. 
 
 at, dt, pr. a, dana |J en || sur || apr8a i| contra ]| 
 ~ home, an logis || what are you ~ T 
 que faites-vous f M to be hard ~ a thing, 
 travalller ferme a qc. || he is ~ It I 1'y 
 
 atheism, b'tMlim, 8. athCUine, m. [voilal 
 
 atheist, A'tkifit, a. atbee, m. 
 
 tunt, y; toul, al; thing. Hurt. 
 9.*
 
 20 
 
 atheistic Aupidou 
 
 h*Utlo,3tA<{i'K*. a. atheistique, 
 Athenaanm, dtkini'um, s. athSuSe. m. 
 athlrst, dthtraf, ad. alterS. 
 athlete, dfh'let, n. athlflte, m. 
 athletic, ttUrO, a. athietique. robuste. 
 athletics, ath Ifftks, s. pi. athletique, f. 
 athwart, tthwdtbrf, pr. & ad. a travera || 
 
 a 1'encontre de. 
 
 atilt, dttlf, ad. en joutant, en combattant. 
 atlas, of Ids, a. atlas, m. || satin, m. 
 atmosphere, dt'mosfer, a. atmosphere, f. 
 atmospheric, dfmSifgr'ik, a. atmo- 
 atom, of 6m, a. atome, m. |sph6rique. 
 
 atomlo(al), dtSm'ik(dl), a. atomique. 
 atone, A ton', v. a. expier || racheter. 
 atonement, Uton'ment, a. expiation, f. 
 atop,' d top', ad. au haut, au sommet. 
 atraoilloua, ttrdbU'iua, a, atrabilaire, 
 
 mSlanoolique. [(ment). 
 
 atrocious, dtro'thas, a. (-ly, ad.) atroce 
 atrocity, ttrSifftt, a. utrocitg, cruaute, f. 
 atrophy, ifrofi, a. (mgd.) atrophie, f. 
 attach, dttdch, v. a. attacher || arreter, 
 
 saislr, fairs prisormier || to be -ed to, 
 
 06 rattacher a. 
 attachment, dttdck'mfnt, a. attacbement, 
 
 m., affection, f. || gaiaie, f., arret. m. 
 attack, dttdk, B. altaque, f., assail t, m. || 
 attack, dl tok', y. a. attaquer. assail fir. 
 attain, at tan,', v. a. atteindre, obtenlr || 
 
 parvenlr. [teindre. 
 
 attainable, dttan'dbl, a. qu'on peut at- 
 attaluder, at tan' Air, s. conviction d'ua 
 
 crime, f. || mort civile, f. |j souillure, t. 
 attainment, dttdn'mtnt, 8. acquisition, f. y 
 
 talent, m. || -a, pi. connaissaiicea. f. pi. 
 attaint, dttdnf, a. attelnte, t j| tacbe, 
 
 fletrisaure, L (souiller. 
 
 attaint, dt tanf. T. a. declarer coupable || 
 attar dftdr (of roses), a. essence de 
 
 roses, f. 
 attempt, dttinf , s. easal, HI. || attaque, f. || 
 
 atteniat, m. || to pariah in the ~, 
 
 mourir a la peine. 
 
 attempt, dttfmf, y. a. A p. tenter || at- 
 taquer || to " ouo '3 life, atteuter a La 
 
 vie de qn. 
 ai tend, it tfncf, y. a. * n. eervir, attendre II 
 
 asslster || accom paguer f| soigner {I exaucer || 
 
 ouvrir || faire attention || s'attacber || to ~ 
 
 to business, vaquer aux affaires. 
 Attendance, &ttln'dan, 8. service, m. II 
 
 soins, m. pi., attention, f. || suite, f. |] 
 
 In ~, de service. 
 
 attendant, dttfn'ddnt, s. domestique, m. 
 attendant, dt ttn'ddnt, a. dpendant(de) || 
 
 to be ~ upon, accompagner. 
 attention, dt ten'thun, s. attention, f. 
 attentive, dttin'ttv, a. attentlfjl -ly, ad. 
 
 avec attention. fdlminuer. 
 
 attenuate, dttfn'udt. y. a. att6nuer, 
 attenuation, dttSniia'lh'&n, s. att/iuua- 
 
 tion, t. 
 
 attest, it ttsf, y. a. attestor, certlfler. 
 attestation, dt tfs tffthun, s. attestation, f. 
 attic, dftlH a. atlique, m., raansarde, f. 
 atUo(al), dftik(Al), a. attlque || claunique. 
 
 attire, dtfir', a. yetement, ornemunt, m., 
 
 parure, f. 
 
 attire, at <*K, y. a. vetlr. parer. 
 attitude, Hftitud, s. attitude, posture, L 
 attitudinise, dt t\ du' d\ niz , y. n. poser, 
 attorney, dttrr'ni, s. procoreur, m. | 
 
 avouf, fondfi de pouyolr. m. || areneral, 
 
 a. procureur da roi, t. f) power of ~, s. t 
 
 procuration, f. 
 
 attract, dt trikf, y. a. attirer, entralner. 
 attraction, dt trok'ahun, e. attraction, f. I 
 
 (fig.) attrait, m. 
 attractive, dttrdk'tiv, a. attractif || -ly, 
 
 ad. d'une maniSre attractive, 
 attributable, dt Mb' u td t>l, a. attribu- 
 
 able. 
 
 attribute, aftribut, s. (gr.) attribut, m. 
 attribute, attriVut, y. a. attribuer. 
 attrition, dttrls/i'-un, a. attrition, t 
 attune, dt tun', y. a. aocorder. 
 auburn, dG/birn, a. brun obacur, cbataln 
 
 clair. [i'encau, f. 
 
 auction, d'iik'shun. a. veute a 1'enchere, a 
 auctioneer, cMikthtinir' , s. commisaaire- 
 
 priseur, m. 
 audacious , dub dd'ahus, a. audadeux, 
 
 ef fronts || -ly, ad. audacieusemeut. 
 audacity, o!6> ddt' t ti, a. audace. Im- 
 pudence, f. (Intelligible, 
 audible, itw'dlbl, a. qu'on peut enteudra, 
 audibly, dK/Jibli, ad. & haute voU. 
 audience, iHt/diint, s. audience, L || andi- 
 
 toire, m. 
 audit, oft/tUt, a. audition, deposition, f. || 
 
 examen d'un compte, m. || ~-offloa, s. 
 
 cour dee comptea, L [apurer. 
 
 audit, dH/dit, v. a. examiner dea comptes, 
 anditlngr, dwdit ing, a. apurement, m. 
 auditor, dX/ditfr, s. auditeur, m. 
 auditory, os/iit fiJri, a. auditoire, m., 
 
 aasemblee, f. 
 
 auditory. oW liter I a. anditif. 
 anffer, ov/gtr, a. tariere, f.. yilebrequin, m. 
 aught, (ilit, pn. quelque chose. 
 augment, otog mSnf, v. a. <fcn. augincuter || 
 
 s'accrottre. 
 
 augrur, <tti/</er, y. n. augurer, coojectnrer. 
 augrnry, ait/gun, a. augure, prSsage, m. 
 August, M/ gust, a. aout, m. 
 angrust, dtegutf, a. auguste, majeatueox. 
 auk, utiuk, a. plngouin, m. 
 aullo, Sfylik, a. aulique. ft. 
 
 aunt, ant, a. tante, f. ||(cant)entremetteuae, 
 aura, uTi/rd. a. vapeur, f. |l (mfid.) aura, f. 
 aureole, dwrSol, s. aurgole, f. 
 auricle, df/ri II, a. aurlcule, f. || (of the 
 
 heart), oreilletto. f. 
 auricular, ttrttrfUr, a. (-ly, ad.) aori- 
 
 culaire || a 1'oreille. 
 
 auriferous, fforifirua, a. aurifre. 
 aurora, <iO> rffrd, a. aurore, f . || ~ borualls, 
 
 s. aurore borale, f. 
 auscultation, dMii kit tcfihUn, a. (md.) 
 
 auscultation, f. 
 
 auspices, dwapta fjs, a. pi. auspices, m. pi. 
 auspicious, uto apiah' ui, a. proplce, favo- 
 rable || -ly, ad. sous d'beureux au|>lce. 
 
 IStt, KSt, fdr, lel: Mr, gft. Mr: www, fun.- nff. Ml, pr6v; *<;
 
 austere baa 
 
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 austere, i?G> star' , a. austSre, sSvdre || -ly, 
 ad. avec austgrite. frigueur, f. 
 
 austerity, d*> (#r / 1 tf, e. austfiri te, s6vrit6, 
 austral, dUt'trdl, a. austral, 
 authentic, titbthin'tlk, a. (-ally, ad.) 
 
 autbentique(ment) || vrai, veritable. 
 
 ~ thin't" ' 
 Mr II constater. 
 
 authenticate, o&tMn'tikat, r. a. legali- 
 
 authentieity, dH Mentis ft f, B. authen- 
 aathor, fH'thtr, s. auteur, m. IticitS, f. 
 authoress, aTi>'thf.rts, 8. femme auteur, f. 
 Authorisation, olfrfWrf zo'aAun, I. auto- 
 
 risatlon, f., pouvolr. m. 
 authorise, a^'thnna, v. a. autoriser. 
 authoritative, <f- tMr'ftd tiv,&. autori8fi|| 
 
 -ly, ad. aver aiitorit*. 
 AuthorltatlveneBS, otf'fAiVf /<)' n*, 
 
 s. air or ton d'autonU, m. 
 authority, OwfAiVfMj s. autoriM, f. || 
 
 on rood ~, de bonne source. 
 authorship. <i&tMrtMp, s. qualitft or 
 
 profession d'autcnr, f. (biographic, f. 
 
 autobiography, itJtSK8fr&f\, f. auto- 
 autooraoy, av-ttk'rdri, n. autocratte, f. 
 autocrat, ifQ'tokrat, s. autocrat*, m. 
 autocratic, a&tS krdt'tk, a. (-ally, ad.) 
 
 d'autocrate || autocratique(ment) || dcspo- 
 
 tique. 
 
 autograph, SQftSgrif, B. autograpbe, m. 
 autographic, dto'tdgrdf'ik, a. autogra- 
 
 pbique || (of letters) autograpbe. 
 autography, tffc tdg'rdfi, 8. autographic, f. 
 automatic, dtatomdfik, a. (-ally, ad.) 
 
 anu>raatlque(ment). 
 
 automaton, dlv torn' t tSn, e. automate, m. 
 autonomous, dletSn'dmut, a. antonome. 
 autopsy, dX/tdpti, t. (mCd.) autopeie, f. 
 autumn, <fOftwn, s. automne, m. 
 autumnal, dtt 1 (unt'nd/, a. autoninal, d'au- 
 
 tomric. faozllialree, 1 pi. 
 
 auxiliaries, <;S'.7 2'Tfdriz, B. pi. troupes 
 auxiliary, a^ig zifi&rl, a. auxUlalre, as- 
 avall. 6v5.V , s. avantage, m. [slgtant. 
 avail, ivdP, T. a. A n. flervlr, etre utlle || 
 
 to - oneself of, profiler de. 
 available, d t-a/'a ft(, a. avantageuz, profi- 
 table || dlnponiblc l| valable. 
 avalanche, Hv'&l&nth, t. avalanche, f. 
 avarice, iv'&rit, R. avarice, f. 
 avaricious, tvtrith'iti, a. avaricicux, 
 
 avare || -ly, ad. avec avarice. 
 avast I ivdif, (mar.) baste! assczl arrfile! 
 avannt I tvdivnf, arrlJre! 
 ave HI aria, av'i mdn'd,. avg Maria, m. 
 avengre, &vtnf. v. a. venger. punir. 
 avenue, iv'fnu, s. avenue, L || allee, f. J| 
 aver, Hvtr'. v. a. aff inner. lentrge. f. 
 
 average, JtaftrSj. s. (mar.) avarie, t [| 
 
 terme moyen, m. || on an ~, en moyenne, 
 
 1'un dans 1'autre. 
 
 average, dv'traj, v.a. prcndrela moycnne. 
 averse, iviri', a. contraiie || to be ~ to, 
 
 avoir de 1'avenion pour, 
 aversion, Avcr'thun, t. aversion, f, fl to 
 
 take an ~ to, prendre qn. en aversion 
 avert, ivrrt' , v. a. &n. ditourner || s'gloig- 
 avlary, ffvitrl, . voliere, f. |ner de. 
 
 avidity, dvid'iti, s. avlditg, f. 
 avocation, av oka' shun, s. occupation, t, 
 avoid, dvffjf, v. a. eviter || (lur.) decUner. 
 avoidable, avfftd'&bl, a. evitabie. 
 avoidance, dviff/d'am, s. fuite, f. |) T *- 
 
 cance, f. || (Jur.) resolution, f. 
 avoirdupois avrr dupiftj*' , s. polds d 
 
 seize onces a la livre. [gner y produire. 
 avouch, &v?ti'ch' , y. a. amrmer || t^moi- 
 avow, Avdfo v. a. avouer, confessor. 
 avowal, avoH-'rU, B. aveu, m. 
 avowedly, avdwitlll, ad. ouvertement 
 avuncular, ivun'kulir, a. qul a rapport 
 
 a 1'oncle on a la tante. 
 await, divot' v. a. attindre. 
 awake, dwdfc', v. n. Ir. s'fivelller. 
 awake, dw-7*', a. eveille II vigilant. 
 awaken, Jlva'kfn, v. a. eveiller|| r^vetller. 
 awak(en)ln?, A wa If (fn)ing, e. rtvell, TO. 
 award, iwiftiird' , t. jngement, ra. 
 award, t wdti'rd' , v. a. A n. adjuger II pro- 
 
 nonccr un jugement 
 awarder, awdtirrd'er, 8. arbitre, m. 
 aware, d war', a. vigilant, attentU || to be 
 
 ~ that, savolr que. 
 away, dwi', a. &. ad. absent || loin (I - 1 
 
 hors d'ici! || to carry ~, emporter || to 
 
 fly ~, s'envoler II to gro ~, s'en aller II to 
 
 take ~, eclever || to send -, renvorer. 
 awe, ifo. s. crainte, f., respect, m. 
 awe, aw, v. a. Inspirer du respect, tenir 
 
 dans I'assujettissement. 
 awesome, atv'tum, awtfeLM'/MI ( a.(-ly. 
 
 ad.) imposant, respectable || terrible(ment) f| 
 
 (fig.) tres. frible, m. 
 
 awfulness, dta'fSOlnfs, 8. caractSre ter- 
 awhlle, dwhit' , ad. pendant quelque temp*, 
 awkward, afvk'wird, a. (-ly, ad.) gauche 
 
 || grossier || maladroit(ement) || tourde- 
 
 mrnt. fdresse, gaucberle, f. 
 
 awkwardness, dH'k'u'irdnfs, 8. mala- 
 awl, dXbl, s. alene, f. 
 awn, iffvn, s. barbe, arite, (. 
 awning:, tf&in'ing, t. tcnte, f. y banne, f. 
 
 bache, f. 
 
 awry, dri'^ad. de travere, contrefait 
 axe, &kt, s. hache, cogne, f. ff. 
 
 axiom, aJffium. s. axiome, m., maxlme, 
 axle(-tree), SJctl(-tri), s. essieu, m. 
 ay(e). PI, s. volx pour, f. || boule blanche, f. 
 ay(e), di, ad. otu, asgurf ment. 
 ayah, a' yd, s. bonne d'cnfani or femme de 
 
 chambre indienne, f. 
 azalea, dzal'ld, K. (bot) aznlee, f. 
 axlmnth, it'imutk, s. (astr.) azlmut, m. 
 asote, Mot, s. azote, m. 
 azure, fftkdOr, s. azur, m. 
 azure, 0,'ihSJir, a. azurC. 
 
 B. 
 
 b, Mmol, m. || (fig.) punalse, f. || ~ sharp, 
 bgcarre, m. |s lettres, m. 
 
 B. A. : _. Bachelor of Arts, s. bachelier 
 baa, bd, v. n. beler. 
 
 t><f! 
 
 tat. H ekair,Joy; game, yu; nml, 
 
 y, tUtrt.
 
 22 
 
 babble - balk 
 
 babble, bab'bl. a. babil. m. 
 
 babble, bdb'bt, Y. n. babiller, bararder, 
 balbutler || (fig.) gazouiller. 
 
 babbler, btVbler. s. babil lard, bavard, m. 
 
 babbling 1 , b&b'bling, s. babil, m. || gazouil- 
 
 babe, bob, t. bambin, m. [lenient, m. 
 
 baboon, bdbon', a. babouln, m. 
 
 b*by. bd'bf, s. petit enfant, m. || poupon, 
 m. |[ <v-llnen, layette, (. 
 
 baby, bcfbi, a. d'enfant. 
 
 babyhood, fca'JiAdSd, a. enfance, f. 
 
 babyish, ba'biish, a. enfanttn || d'enfant. 
 
 bacchanal, ftdi'dndU, s. bacchanal e, f. 
 
 bacchanalian, &d* dnoVitfot, a. bacchlquo. 
 
 bachelor, b&ck'tlir, a. cSHbatalre, garden. 
 m. || bacbeller, m. || -' button, 8. loot ) 
 bluet, m. [m. I) baccalaureat, m. 
 
 bachelorship, bSck'glerahfp, a. celibat, 
 
 back, bSJc, B. dos, derriere, m. II revers, 
 dossier, m. |j fond, m. ]|,~ of a hare, 
 rable de Hfivre, m. II with one's - to 
 the eng-lne (horses, etc.), en arri*re || 
 to turn one's on one, tourner le dna 
 a qn. || ~-door, B. porte de derriSre. f. || 
 -nomber. 8. numero arrifirf d'nn jour- 
 nal, m. || -payment, B. arrierg, m. || 
 -rent, 8. lover nrrifrf, m. I! ~-stay, s. 
 (mar.) galbanban, m. || --train, s. (rail.) 
 train de retour, m. 
 
 back, b&k, v. a. <t n. monter or dresser un 
 cbeval || appuyer || falre reculer || to ~ 
 ont, revenir BUT sea pas. 
 
 back, bilk, ad. en arrlere || en retour. 
 
 backbite, bdk'bit. \. a. calomnier. 
 
 backblow, bWblOj a. coup de revers, m. 
 
 backboard, bdk'borit, B. dossier, m. 
 
 backbone, bdk'bon, a. epins du dO3, f. || 
 to the ~, (fig.) Jusqu'a la moelle des os. 
 
 backed, bdlct, a. soutenu, appuye. 
 
 backer, ha/e'er, n. partisan, second, m. || 
 parieur pour, m. 
 
 backg-ammon, b&fgdmmun, B. trictrac, m. 
 
 background, b6k' ground, s, fond, enfonce- 
 mcnt, m. || In the ~, ft 1'ombre. 
 
 backhanded, b&k'h&nd M, a. donnS arec 
 le revers de la main. 
 
 backing:, btk'ing, B. massif, m. 
 
 backside, bdfnd, s. derriere, m. 
 
 backslide, bilk' rlid, v. n. apostasier. 
 
 backslider, bitf slider, m. apostat, m. 
 
 backsliding-, bSJe'tliding B. floignement 
 (da Seigneur), m. || InfidMitfi, apost&sle, f. 
 
 backstairs, bdk'stdrz, B. pi. escaller df- 
 robe, m. [plde || -ly, ad. a contre-cceur. 
 
 backward, b&lc'wirri a. paresseux, stn- 
 
 backwardness, bSJc wtrdnii, a. paresse, 
 lenteur, repugnance, f. 
 
 backward(B), b&ic'vitrdf*), ad. en arrifire, 
 a la ren verse || ~ and forwards, en long 
 et en large. 
 
 backwoodsman, bUk' wutds man, B. habi- 
 tant des foreta occidentales de 1'Amfirique, 
 
 bacon, ba'kun, B. lard, -m. [m. 
 
 bad, bid, a. mauvais, mcbant || too ~ 1 
 trop fort! || to gro to the ~, filer un mau- 
 Tais ooton || -ly, ad. nial || grandement. 
 
 badg~e, bSj, t. marque, f., Blgne, m. 
 
 badgrer, bnj'tr, a. blalrcati, m. 
 
 badgrer, boj'ir. T. a. harceler|| pourchasser. 
 
 badness, bodnii, s. mauvais etat, m. || 
 mechancetfi, f. 
 
 baffie, b&ffl, T. a. dejouer, luder, frustrer. 
 
 bag-, bag, 8. sac, m. || poche, f. || to make 
 a g-ood ~, faire bonne cbasse. 
 
 bag-, bag, y. a. A n. mettre dans an sac || 
 blouser (au blllard) || s'enfler. 
 
 bag-atelle-board, b&g'dtSlbord, s. table 
 de bagatelle, f. 
 
 bag-gragre, bag'gaj, 8. bagage, TO. || femme 
 de mauvnise vie, f. || to be off bag- and 
 ~, pller bagage. 
 
 bag-g-lng-, bdg'ging, 8. tolle ft sac, f. 
 
 bagrg-y, bdg'l, a. comme un sac, ample. 
 
 bag-man, b&g'man. F. colporteur, m. 
 
 bag-nlo, ban yo, s. bains, m. pi. || bordel, m. 
 
 bag-pipe, bdg'pip, a. cornemuse, f. 
 
 ba.g-plper, bdg'pipir. B. Joueur de corne- 
 
 ball, bal, B. caution, f. Imuse, m. 
 
 ball, bal. v. a. caunonner. 
 
 bailee, bnlf, B. dSposltaire, m. 
 
 baillft, bur if, s. huiesier. m. || garde dn 
 comroprce, m. || soiu-intendsnt, m. II 
 bailli, m. || water-, offlcier de port, m. 
 
 bailiwick, bariu,ik, n. bailliage, m. 
 
 bairn, ft am, B. (Scossain) enfant, m. 
 
 bait, bat, B. appat, m., amorce, f. || ra- 
 fralchissement, m. || ground--, a. lotto 
 franche, f. 
 
 bait, bat, v. n. <t n. amorcer n appftter, 
 leurrer II s'arreter (pour prendre des rafral- 
 chisseraents). 
 
 baiting-, bat'ing, a. amorce, f. 
 
 bake, Ad*, T. a. & n. cuire au four || fatre 
 le pain, bonlnnger. 
 
 bakehouse, M9PMBW, bakery, ba'kirf, 
 s. boulangerie, f. 
 
 baker, bd'Teer, a. boul anger, m. 
 
 balance, bit tins, a. balance, f. || equlltbre, 
 m. || balancier (d'une montre), m. || Bur- 
 plus d'un compte, m., solde d'un compte, 
 f. || to strike a ~, etabllr la balance II 
 to turn the ~. falre pencher la balance || 
 sheet, s. bilan, n. fhesiler. 
 
 balance, bfil'dns, r. a. An. peer, balancer, 
 
 balanolng--pole, bXl' (insing pol, a. balan- 
 cier, m. 
 
 balconied, bifkonfd, a. garni de balcons. 
 
 balcony, bdl'koni, a. b.ilcon, m. 
 
 bald, brfiiid, &. cbanve || (fig.) nn || plat || 
 ly, ad. nQraent. 
 
 baldachin, bdfddkfn, 8. baldaquin, m. 
 
 balderdash, bd&F derddsh, a. galimatias, 
 coq-a-1'ane. m. 
 
 baldness, bdnild'ntt, a. calvitie, f. 
 
 bale, bal, a. balle, f., paquet, m. 
 
 bale, bal, T. a. emballer || (mar.) gcoper. 
 
 balearlo. baledr'ik, a. baleare. 
 
 baleful, bal'fSSl, a. (-ly, ad.) triste, f uneste, 
 fatal H d'une maniere Junes) o. 
 
 balk, batik, a. poutre, f., chevron, m. || 
 (of land) entredeux, m. || desappoiute- 
 ment, prfjudice, in. 
 
 balk, bdiiik, v. a. desappolnter, frustrer || 
 laisser echapper, omettre. 
 
 late, Mt, f6r, US6; Mrt, fit, Mr; mine, in*; no, Mt, pr6v; M;
 
 tall Tiargre 
 
 23 
 
 ball, bf&l, s. balle, bonle, f. || globe, m. || 
 bal, m. H masked ~, bal masque || fancy 
 dress ~, bal costumfi || to load with ~, 
 charger a balle || ~ and socket, genou, 
 m. I) --oartridg-e, cartouche a balle, f. 
 
 ballad, b&l'ldd, B. ballade, t 
 
 ballast, baTUtat, s. lest m. 
 
 ballast, bdl'ldit, v. a. lester. flerine, f. 
 
 ballet, bdl'llt, B. ballet m. || ~- g-irl, bal- 
 
 balloon, bal Ion', 8. ballon, aerostat, m. 
 
 ballot, bdl' lit, B. scrutin, m. || --box, t. 
 urne du scrutin, t 
 
 ballot, bdeift, v. n. baUotter. 
 
 balm, bam, s. baume, m. || (fig.) soulage- 
 
 balmy, bam' f, a. balsamique. [ment, m. 
 
 balsam, baVifsdm, B. banme, m. || (bot) 
 balsamine, f. 
 
 balustrade, ba &> trad* , 8. balustrade, f. 
 
 bamboo, bdm'bS, t. bamboo, m. 
 
 bamboozle, bdmbo'tl, v. a. ambabouiner, 
 fourber, tromper. lanathdme, m. 
 
 ban, ban, 8. publication da mariage, f., 
 
 banana, bdnd nd, B. banane, f. 
 
 band, band, t. lien, m. || ruban, m. || bande. 
 f. || bande de mastciens ambuianta, f. || 
 brass -, musiqne d'instruments de cutvre, 
 f. || ~-bo, s. carton, m. || ~-raster, 8. 
 (mil.) chef de rnuaique, m. 
 
 band, band, v. a. rfunlr en troupe. 
 
 band-ag-e, bdn'ddj, s. bandage, f. [| ~- 
 maker. B. bandariste, m. 
 
 bandit, ban'ditj B. bandit, brigand, m. 
 
 bandog;, ban' dog, B. chien d'attacne, matin, 
 
 bandsman, bdndrmdn, a. mnsicien, m. Im. 
 
 bandy, ban'di, v. a. A n. pousser la balle, 
 discuter l| to ~ words with, se prendre 
 de paroles avec. 
 
 bandy, bdn'di.n. tortu|l~-log-g-ed, bancal. 
 
 bane, ban 8. poison, m. || ruine, f. 
 
 baneful, ban fffSl, a. (-ly, ad.) venimeux || 
 destructlf || mortellement 
 
 banewort, bdn'iatrt, B. (bot.) morelle, t. 
 
 bang-, bang, B. coup, m., tape, f. 
 
 bang-, bang, v. a. rosser || termer avec 
 bruH || - 1 pan 1 
 
 bang-le, bang' gl, 8. paillette, f. || bracelet 
 indlen, m. Ides Indes, m. 
 
 banian-tree. bSn'ydntre, s. (bot) flgnier 
 
 banish, bdn'ith, v. a. bannir, exller. 
 
 banishment, bdn'tihmfnt, B. bannlgso- 
 ment, exit, m. 
 
 banister, b&n'ftttr, B. rampe, f. 
 
 banjo, bdn'jo, t. banjo, m., guitarre des 
 negres, f. 
 
 bank, bdngk, B. digue, f. || bord, rivage, m. || 
 bane, m. || banque, f. || --book, B. carnet 
 de banque, m. y --note, s. billet de 
 banque, m. II - of Issue, B. banque a 
 papier- monnaie, f. || --stock, B. action 
 de la banque, t || branch ~, 8. banque 
 Buccursale, f. 
 
 bank, bdngk, v. a. terrasser [| mettre de 
 I'argent dans nne banque || to ~ with, 
 avoir pour banquicr. 
 
 banker, bangk'er, B. banquler, m. 
 
 banklngr-honse, bdngk' ing hofvt, 8. mat- 
 son de banque, f, 
 
 ;iv;- 
 
 bankrnpt, bdngk'rupt, B. banqueroutier, 
 m. || (fig.) ruine, m. [ruinfi. 
 
 bankrupt, bdngk'rupt, a. en faillite y (fig.) 
 
 bankruptcy, 6dn^trupti,B.banqueroute, 
 faillite, f. |de mariage, m. pi. 
 
 banns, banz. B. pi. (~ of marrlag-e) bans 
 
 banquet, bang'kwit. s. banquet, festin, m. 
 
 banquet, bang'kwit, v. n. banqueter, Be 
 rSgaler. fla mort, m. 
 
 banshee, b&n'sht, B. spectre messager de 
 
 bantam, bSn'tam, s. bantam, m., ban- 
 tame, f. 
 
 banter, bXn'ttr, s. raillerie, plaisanterie, f. 
 
 banter, btn'tir, v. a. railler, plaisanter. 
 
 bantling-, bdnfKng, 8. poupon, m. 
 
 baptise, bdp'tiz, v. a. baptiser. 
 
 baptism, bdp'tizm, B. bapteme, m. || cer- 
 tificate of ~, s. acto de bapteme, extralt 
 baptistalre, m. 
 
 baptismal, bdptia'mM, a. baptismal II - 
 record, B. extralt de bapteme, m. 
 
 baptist, bdp'tist, B. baptist, m. 
 
 baptistery r 1>dp' ttt tir I, 8. bapt.laWre, m. 
 
 bar, bar, B. barre, barriSre, f. |l (mus.) 
 mesure, f. II barreau, m. || comptoir de ca- 
 baret, m. (I (fig.) empechement, m. J| to 
 be called to the ~, etrc appele en 
 justice; passer son droit (se (lit dea Stu- 
 diants) || --Iron, 8. fer en barres, m. 
 
 bar, bar, v. a. barrer (le chemin) || empficher, 
 prohiber. fde Barbarie, m. 
 
 barb, barb, B. barbe, f. || arSte, f. || cheval 
 
 barb, barb, v. a. alguiser || harder. 
 
 barbarian, bdrbd'ridn, a. barbare, aau- 
 vage, cniei. 
 
 barbarism, bar'bS.rizm, 8. (gr.) barba- 
 risine, m. [f. 
 
 barbarity, bar b&r'ltf, s. barbaric, truants', 
 
 barbarous, bdr'bdrfa, a. (-ly, ad.) bar- 
 bare(ment). lentter. 
 
 barbecue, bar'btkv, T. a. falre rotir en 
 
 barbel, bar'btl, 8. barbeau, m. 
 
 barber, bdr'ber, B. baibler, m. \\-'m block, 
 s. t@te a pernique, f. 
 
 barberry, bdr'bfrri, B. eplne-vlnette, f. 
 
 barbet, bar'btt, s. barbel, caniche, m. 
 
 barbican, b&r'bikdn, B. barbacane, f. 
 
 bard, bard, B. barde, podte, m. [pouill^r. 
 
 bare, bar, v. a. mettre a nu, d@couvrlr, &6- 
 
 bare. bar. a. nu, decouvert || simple || -ly, 
 ad. a nu (| Beulement, Bimplement || pauvre- 
 ment || a peine. 
 
 bareback, bdr'bdck, ad. a nu, a poll. 
 
 barebone, bar'bon, s. squelette, m. 
 
 barefaced, bar" fart. a. impudent, offronte'i 
 
 barefoot(ed), bdr'fffitftdj, a. nu-pieds. 
 
 bareheaded, bdr'hfdid, a. nu-teU-. 
 
 bareleg-g-ed, bdr'legd, a. nu-iambes. ff. 
 
 bareness, bdr'ntt, s. nudit, f. || pauvreW. 
 
 barg-aln, bar 1 gin, s. man-he, contrat, m. || 
 bonne affaire, f. || 'tis a ~, c'est affaire 
 faitc || dead ~, s. vil prix, prix derisoire. 
 m. || Into the ~, par desaus le marchfi || 
 
 , to make, strike a ~, conclure un 
 
 * iiKin-li'. . fchander. 
 
 barg-aln, bar" gin, v. n. falre marche. mar- 
 
 barg-e, bdrj, B. bateau, m., barque, f. 
 
 ytt; tout, MO/;
 
 24 
 
 bargee "bay 
 
 barg-ee, bdr'je, bargreman, barf man, a. 
 
 batelier, m. 
 
 baritone, bar' i ton, s. baryton, m. 
 bark, bark, a. Scores, f. |f barque, (., ba- 
 teau, m. 
 
 bark, bar k t v. a. Scorcer || ~, r. n. aboy er. 
 barley, bar'li, a. orge, f. || sick, a. 
 
 rnivrft || pearl ~, B. orge perlS, m. |) 
 
 water, tisane d'orge, t. 
 harm, barm, 8. levatn, m. 
 barmaid, bar" mad, s. fille de coraptoir, t. 
 barn, barn, a. grange, f., grenier, m. || 
 
 --floor, s. aire d'une grange, f. 
 .gbarnaiole, b&r'ndkl, a. Darnache, f. II -B, 
 
 pi. morallles, f. pi. 
 
 barometer, barom'ltir, f. barometre, m. 
 boron, bar" on, a. baron, m. || Lord Chief 
 
 ~, barou premier juge, tn. 
 baronag-e, bar" onaj, 8. dignltfi de baron, (. 
 baroness, bti.r'ontf, f. baronne, f. 
 baronet, baronet, a. baronnet, m. [pi. 
 baronetagre, bdr'dnltsj, B. baronnele. m. 
 baronetcy, bar'dnftti, a, litre (m.) or 
 
 dlgnitfi ((.) de baron, m. [baron. 
 
 baronial, baro" nidi, a. Be rapportant au 
 barony, bar" 6n\, 8. baronnle, I. 
 barouche, baroik' , 8. caliche, f. 
 barrack, bnr'rdk, a. baraque, 1. || -m, pi, 
 
 caserne, f. 
 
 barracoon, bir'rikon, a. negrerle, t. 
 barrel, bdr'rgl, s. bartl, m., oarriqne, f. || 
 
 canon (d'un fusil), m. || tambour de roreille 
 
 m. || ~-orgran, a. orgue a cylindre, m. 
 barrel, bdr"ril, v. a. entonner || -ed, a. a 
 
 cylindre || bombfi || doable -ed, a deux 
 
 canons, 4 deux coups (fusil). 
 barren, b&r'rgn, a. (-ly, ad.) sterile(ment). 
 barrenness, bdr'rtnnts, a. stfirilite, ari- 
 
 dlUL si'chcresBe, f. 
 
 barricade, b&rrikad', a. barricade, f. 
 barricade, bdrrikcuf, v. a. barricader. 
 barrier, bdr'riir, a. borrifire, f. || ob- 
 
 Rtacle, m. fm. 
 
 barrister, bdr'rfitir, a. avocat plaidant, 
 barroir./xir^ro, B. brouette, f. II tumnlup, m. 
 barrowman, bir'romdn, a. brouettler, m. 
 barter, bor'ter, T. a. A n. echanger, tro- 
 basalt, bAtdH-lf , a. basalte, m. Iquer. 
 base, bnf, s. base, f., plCdestal, m. || baase, 
 base, ban, T. a. baser. [bttsse-tallle, f. 
 
 base, bat, a. (-ly, ad.) bas || Til(ement) || 
 
 meprisable |l illegitlme II faux. 
 basement, bos' mint, e. fondation, base, f. 
 baseness, batfnis,s. bassesse, f. || iilCgiti- 
 
 initf, f. || (of sound) pravitf, f. 
 bashair, bash dTu" , s. pacha, m. 
 bashful, bdth'fttl, a. (-ly, ad.) honteux || 
 
 pudique(raent). 
 bashfnlness, bfah'/Tftlnls, a. tlmiditfi, 
 
 modestle, f. 
 
 basilica, bdzil'iki, B. basilique. f. 
 basilisk, tte'iluk, a. basilic, m. 
 basin, ta'sn, a. bassin, m. I! bol, m. II 
 
 cuvette, f. 
 
 basis, bi' tit, t. baae, f., fondement, m. 
 bask, bitk, T. a. 4 n, (sejchauffer || (fig.) 
 
 B'endormir. 
 
 basket, bai'ktt, s. panier, m., corbollle, f. || 
 waste -paper ~, a. panier de rebut, m. 
 
 bass, b&a, a. natte, t. || ~, bat, s. (mua.) 
 basae. t. IB. basse-de-viole, f. 
 
 bass, oos, a. (mug.) grave, bas || ~-vlol, 
 
 bassinette, t-i'ie, a. barcelonnette, f, 
 
 bassock, batftuk. s. natt, f. 
 
 bassoon, bas ion', a. (mus.) baason, m. 
 
 bastard, bas'tfrd, t. bfltard, m. 
 
 bastard, bdt'tird, a. balard || (mfid.) fnux. 
 
 bastardise, b(l' tir <Kz, v. a. declarer 
 bAtard. 
 
 bastardy, bds'ttrdf, s. bfltardlse, f. 
 
 baste, bait, v. a. batonner || arroser le rdtl || 
 faufiler. 
 
 bastinado, baa It nifrf<5, t. bastonnade, f. 
 
 bastinado, bas tt ntfdti, v. R. donner U 
 bastonnade. 'flare, f. 
 
 basting:, bdit'fng, s. hnatonnnde, f. || faufi- 
 
 bastlon, bast' yon, s. bastion, m. 
 
 bat, bat, B. chauve-nouris, f. || baton, m. B 
 
 bat, lull, v. a. jouer au baton, [raquette, I. 
 
 batch, bdch, 8. fourne, (. 
 
 bate, bat, v. a. rabattre. 
 
 bath, bath, s. bain, m. || foot--, a. bain 
 de pieds, m. || shower , 8. douche, f. II 
 spongre ou splash , B. baignoire, f. |) 
 --keeper, s. baigneur, m. 
 
 bathe, baOi, r. a. & n. balgner, eturer || Be 
 baigner. 
 
 bather, ba'ttifr, a. baigneur, m. 
 
 bathing:, ba'Oling; drawers, I. pi. 
 calecon de bain, ro. || ~-grown, a. pei- 
 gnoir, m. || machine, B. voiture de bain, 
 f. || man, 8. baigneur, m. fm. 
 
 bathos, ba'thot, B. pathos, m. || galimatias, 
 
 bating:, ba'ting, pi. hormis, except^. 
 
 battalion, bat tdl'yun, a. bataillon, m. 
 
 batten, brit'n, a. vollge, f. 
 
 batten, bat'n, r. a. a. engralsser, ferti- 
 liser || a'engralBger || to down the 
 hatches, (roar.) condamner lea pan- 
 neanx. 
 
 batter, bdfttr, a. pate battue, f. 
 
 batter, bdfttr, v. a. battre, renverser. 
 
 battering:, bdfterin ff ; ram, a. MUer, 
 m. || -train, B. arUllerie de siege, f. 
 
 battery, bdftUrf, 8. bntterie, f. || pile, f. || 
 Our.) voles de fait, f. pi. || gralvanlo ~, 
 pile galvanique, f. 
 
 battle, bat'tl, s. bataille, f., combat, m. || 
 pitched ~, bataille rangee, f. || array, 
 a. ordre de bataille, m. || ~-axe, a. 
 bache d'armes, f. fbatailler. 
 
 battle, bat'tl, T. n. llvrer bataille || (fam.) 
 
 battledore, bat'tl dor, 8. raquette, f. 
 
 battlement, baft I mint, a. creneau, m. || 
 ed, a. crnel. 
 
 bavin, bav'in, s. cotret m. 
 
 bawble, bdWbl, a. babiole, bagatelle, t, 
 collflcbet m. 
 
 bawl, bawl, r. n. crlalller, bralller. 
 
 baivllngr, baU'l'lng, s. crialllerie, f. 
 
 bay, ba, s. laurier. m. || bale, f., golfe, m. U 
 at ~, aux abola || --window, s. fenetra 
 
 bay, ba, v. n. aboyer [en salllle, 
 
 bay, ba, a. bai. 
 
 16U, Mt, f&r, Idto; Aert, get, Mr; JHIJK, inn; no, hot, prove; hoTii ;
 
 bayonet befitting 
 
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 baycmet, bffZnR, s. bafonnette, f. || to 
 carry at the point of the -, enlever 
 a la balonnette || --belt, a. porte-MYon- 
 nette, m. [balonnette. 
 
 bayonet, ba'Snft, Y. a. tuer a coups de 
 
 bMaar, bazar' , a. bazar, m. 
 
 B. O., avant J.-C. 
 
 be, be Y. n. Ir. etre, exlster (| so ~ it, alnal 
 aolt-il H he is not to know It, il ne 
 dott paa le gavolr || If I were to . ., si 
 le Yenala a . . l| X am warm, oold etc., 
 J'al cband, froid, etc. || she IB 13 years 
 old, elle a donze ana II to let ~, lalsaer 
 
 beach, blch, a. rlvage, m. [la. 
 
 beaoon, bfkn, a. signal, fanal, m. 
 
 bead, bid, . grain de collier, chapelet, m. II 
 to toll one's -s, dire son cbapelet. 
 
 beadle, bfdl. a. bedean, m. 
 
 beagle,' bfgl, t. briquet, blgle, m. 
 
 beak, bUf, a. bee, m. || pic, m. || (mar.) 
 Speron, m. 
 
 beaked, bekt, a. a bee. [m. 
 
 beaker, bitftar, t. tasae a bee, f., gobelet, 
 
 beam, brm, a. poutre, f. y (of machines) 
 balancier, m. || timon, m. || rayon (de 
 olell), m. || to be on (her) ends, 
 (mar. ) etre stir le cdte. 
 
 beam, bfm, v. n. rayonner. 
 
 bean, bin, s. fflve, f. || broad--, groaae 
 fevp, f. || French--, haricot vert, m. 
 
 bear, bar, a. ours, m. || she , ourae. f. || 
 '-garden, a. fosse aux ours II petau- 
 diere, f. 
 
 bear. bar. v. a. A n. Ir. porter || supporter, 
 aouffrtr || prodnlre || falre voir |J se porter, 
 te comporter |l peser |l etre aitue. 
 
 bearable, barabl, a. supportable. 
 
 beard, bird, a. barbe, || dent (d'une 
 Heche), f. fdefier. 
 
 beard, bird, v. a. a'opposer ouvertemen t a || 
 
 bearded, bird'id, a. barbu. 
 
 beardless, bfrd'Ub, a. iinberbe. 
 
 bearer, b&r'tr. a. porteur, m. || support, m. 
 
 bearing, baring, a. situation, f. |J mine. 
 L |1 (of a ooaat) hauteur, f. || air, m. I 
 malntien, m. || (of land) glacment, m. || 
 condulte, f. || armolriea, 1. pL y past ~, 
 a. Insupportable. 
 
 beast, bent, a. bete, f.,' animal, m. || -s, pi. 
 betea a cornea, f. pi. || - of burden, bete 
 de Bomme. [tallte, f. 
 
 beastliness, bitfltntt, a. bMtlaJtts, bru- 
 
 beaatly, bitfli. a. brutal, bestial. 
 
 beat, bit, a. coup, m. y rendez-vous, m. || 
 (rail.) parcoura, m. 
 
 beat, bet, Y. a. A a. Ir. battre, trapper || 
 
 Ipiler, valncre, dfffalre || 6tre agile |) to ~ 
 back ou off, repousser. 
 beater, bet' ir, a. pilon, battolr, batteur. m. 
 beatification, be at S fi ka' itiun, a. Rati- 
 fication, t. (heureux. 
 beatify, biaflfi, Y. a. beatifler, rendre 
 beating, beftng, a. coupe, m. pi., batte- 
 
 ment, m. || (of drums) batterle, 
 beatitude, bitfltud, s. beatitude, t 
 beau, i<5, a. elegant, petlt-maltre, m. 
 beauteous, bu H fa, a. beau. 
 
 boantlfler, '/*, g. personne ou chose 
 qul em boll it, f. 
 
 beautiful, bfftifSSt, a. beau, agrtabl* fl 
 -ly, ad. ad mlra element. 
 
 beautify, bffttfi, T. a. embellir. 
 
 beauty, bfftt, a. beaut*, f. -\\ --spot, 8. 
 tache de beaute, f. mouche, f. 
 
 beaver, bfvir, 8, castor, m. || chapeau de 
 castor, m. 
 
 becalm, bfkim', r. a. calmer, apalaer. 
 
 beoauae, btkdtbif, c. parce que. a cause de. 
 
 beok, bfk, a. signe de tte, m. || petit roia- 
 eeau, m. f| to be at one's ~ (and call), 
 etre aux ordrea da qn. 
 
 beckon, bfkfn, T. n. A n. inrlter n f&In 
 an aigne de tdte. 
 
 become, tUctith', T. a. 4 n. Ir. conrenir, 
 etre propre all devenlr || to ~ of, devenlr. 
 
 becoming 1 , bekvm'lng, a. (-17, ad.) con- 
 renable a, biens^ant || convenablement 
 
 becoming-ness, hi kum'iftg nft, a. con- 
 yen ance, biena^ance, f. 
 
 bed, bid, n. lit, m., conche, f. |]carreau, m. H 
 marriage ~, lit nuptial, m. || to put to 
 ~, mettre au lit || --chamber, a. chain br* 
 a courher, f. || --clothes, a. pi. couver- 
 tore, f. || head, a. cbevet du lit, m. || 
 post, a. pied de lit, m. || tick, a. 
 toilea ft matelas, t. || --time, a. temps 
 (m.) or heure (1.) de ae couchor. 
 
 bed, bid, T. a. coucher || mettre an lit. 
 bedaub, btdafrb' , T. a. barboulller, en- 
 
 dulre. . [f. 
 
 bedding, btd'ding, a. fournlture d'un lit, 
 bedeck, bidtV. T. a. parer, orner. 
 bedevil, btdfa I, T. a. mettre dans un 6tat 
 
 du diable || enaorceler. 
 bedew, bida' , T. a. bumecter, arroser. 
 bedim, btdim' , r. a. obacurcir. 
 bediien, b(dj,rn, r. a. attlfer, orner. 
 bedlam, bid' lam, s. hospice den alilnea, m. 
 bedlamite, bfd'lamit, a. align?, torcen^, 
 
 m. 
 
 bedridden, bfd'rtd dn, a. alite. ff. 
 
 bedroom,- bfd'rim, a. chamber a coucher, 
 bedside, bM'nul, a. bord du lit, m. 
 bedstead, bid'tifd, a. boU de lit, m. 
 
 bee, bf, a. abeillc, t || hive, a. ruche 
 d'abelllea, f. || ~-master, a. Sleveur 
 d'abeillea, m. ft. 
 
 beech, bick, a. hetre, m. || --nut, I. lainc, 
 
 beechen, blcfi'n, a. de hetre. 
 
 beef, bff, s. vlande de boeuf, f., du bceuf || 
 beeves, pi., betes a cornea, f. pi. || ~- 
 steak, s. bifteck, m., erillade de boeuf, 
 f. [I tea, a. bouillon de boeuf, m. 
 
 beefeater, bifitir. a. aoldat aux gardes, 
 
 beer, br, a. bifire, f. [m. 
 
 beet, bet a. bette, (. 
 
 beetle, bftl. a. eacarbot, m. || oattolr, m. I 
 black, blatte dea culalnea, t. || 
 browed, aux aoordla epaia. 
 
 beetle, bftl, r. n. aurplomber |l aranoer. 
 
 beetroot, btl'rot, a. betterave, f. 
 
 befall, btfdHif, T. n. Ir. arriver, eurvenir. 
 
 befit, btfif . T. a. con venlr a, etre propre a. 
 
 befitting', btfif ting, a. convenablc. 
 
 ! flft, '*. tvb. || chair, Joy ; gamt, tin; *vu,l, teal; thing,
 
 26 
 
 befool benefit 
 
 befool, be fol' , T. a. infatuer || diipcr. 
 before, btfOr, pr. & ad. avant, derant, 
 
 auporavant. 
 beforehand, bf for' hand, ad. d'avance, 
 
 par avance, auparavant || opulent || to be 
 
 " with one, prendre lea devants. 
 beforetlme, bifor'tim, ad. antrefole, Jadis. 
 befool, bif<Xvl' v. a. gouiller. 
 befriend, bifrinf , v. a. favoriser, trailer 
 
 en ami. 
 bear, big, T. a, demander, prier || sup- 
 
 plier(de) || to go -g-lng-, demander a etre 
 
 accept* || to g-o a' -g-ing, mendier |i ~, 
 
 T. n. mendier, gneuser. 
 beget, btgif , T. a. ir. engendrer. 
 beggar, big' ger, s. tnendianl, gueuz. ra. || 
 
 ~ my neighbour, s. (jeu) bataiile, f. 
 beggar, big" ger, v. a. rfduire a la men- 
 
 diciU;. Igueuserie, f. 
 
 beg-garliness, bfg'gerli nit, s. mendickf., 
 beggarly, btg'gtrll, a. (<t ad.) indigent || 
 
 pauvre(ment> || miserable. 
 begin, M gin' , T. a. it n. Ir. commencer. 
 beginner, bigin'ner, t. debutant, novice, 
 
 m. 
 
 beginning 1 , bfgin'nfng, H. commence- 
 ment, m. l| orlgine, f. || -s, pi. notions pre- 
 
 llminaires, f. pi. 
 
 begone! bfgon' , va-t-en ! allez-roue en I 
 begrotten, T. beget, 
 bngrrime, bfgrim', v. a. barbonlller. 
 beguile, Wot/', v. a. tromper, duper || 
 
 surprendre |[aniuser. 
 behalf, bthdf, s. faveur, t., part, m. II 
 
 (com.) profit m. || on ~ of, au nom de || 
 
 in ~ of, en favour de, au profit do. 
 behave, blh&v' , T. n. ir. se conduire. 
 behaTioar, bihav'yer, B. conduite, f. || 
 
 laroir-virre, m. !| to be on one's best 
 
 ~, Sire dans son bon jour. 
 behead, beted' v. a. dcapiter. 
 beheading, blMflng, s. decapitation, f. 
 behest, bt klet , 8. ordre, m. [arriirc. 
 
 behind, bf/iin<f, pr. <t ad. derriere, en 
 behindhand, bi/iind' hand, a. en arriCre, 
 
 en reste. ftempler || ~ I i. voici ! voila ! 
 behold, biholtf , v. a. ir. regarder, con- 
 beholden, bihold' in, a. oblige^ redevable. 
 beholder, bthold'tr, s. gpectateur, obser- 
 
 yateur, m. 
 
 behoof, bfh6f, s. profit, avantage, m. 
 behove, bf kov' , T. n. conrenir . 
 being, bflng, g. etre, m., existence, f. ]| 
 
 to call Into ~, mettre au jour || donner 
 
 naissance a. factuel, du moment. 
 
 being, bfing. p. Slant || for the time ~, 
 belabour, bfld'bcr, v. a. battre, rosser. 
 belated, be Iff ted, a. eorptis par la nuit, 
 
 retardfi. fm. 
 
 belch, biUK, 8. rot, m. || foulard bariole, 
 beloh, bilsk, T. n. roter. (sorciSre, f. 
 
 beldame, bffddm, s. vieille dficrfpite, f. || 
 beleaguer, btlfger T. a. assieger. 
 belfry, biffri, g. beffroi, clocher, m. 
 belie, bilf, T. a. contrefaire, calomnier || 
 
 donner on dementi a. 
 belief, bi Of, s. croyance, foi, f. || past 
 
 all ~, incroyable || to the best of one's 
 
 ~, autant qu'on sacbe || to exceed ~, 
 
 passer touts croyance || to pnt one's 
 
 la, avoir croyance en. ajouter foi a. 
 believable, bflcv'abt, a. croyable. 
 believe, btlev' , v. a. i n. croire, penser. 
 believer, biitiv' er, s. croyant, fidfsle, m. 
 bell, bel, a. cloche, t II grelot, m. || to 
 
 bear the ~, etre le premier || ~-oord, s. 
 
 cordon de eonnette, m. || ~-no-wer, g. 
 
 campanule, f. || ~-fonnder, g. fondeur 
 
 de cloches, m. (| ~-pull, 8., -rope, g, 
 
 cordon de goonette, m. j| ~-trether, s. 
 
 Eonnailler, m. [reer, raire. 
 
 bell, bil, v. n. fleurir en forme de cloche || 
 bella-donna, bil'l&don'nd, s. (hot.) bella- 
 
 done, f. 
 
 bellicose, bfl'Kkot. a. belllqueux. 
 belligerent, b (I t(j' ir int., s. puissance 
 
 belligerent*, f. 
 
 belligerent, btXKftrfnt, a. belligerent 
 bell-mouthed, bM'mfffoffid, a. vacu. 
 bellow, bfl'16, T. n. beugler, mugir. 
 bellows, bfl'loz, e. pi. soufflet, m. || ~- 
 
 blower, e. souffleur d'orgue, m. 
 belly, bfrlf, g. Yentre, m.. panse, f. 
 belly, bffli, v. a. g gonfler, s'enfler. 
 bellyful, btVUfmi, g. goQl, rassastement, 
 
 m. (cfrner. 
 
 belong:, bilong' , v. n. appartenlr a |j con- 
 beloved, btlwi'id. a, bien-almc', rbfri. 
 below, bf Iff t pr. & ad. au-dessous de || en 
 
 has, la-bas f| cl-dessous, ct-apres. 
 belt, bill. s. ceinturon. baudrier, m., celn- 
 
 ture, f. f| bandage, m. || ~-maker, g. celn- 
 belt, bat, v. a. ceindre. Iturier, m. 
 
 belvedere, bfl'vfdir, g, belvedere, m. 
 bemoan, bimon' , v. a. dtfplorer, plaindre. 
 bench, bineh. s. bane, 6whli, m. M cour 
 
 de Justice, f. f| King's ~, Cour royale, f. || 
 
 prison & Londres, f. 
 bench, bfnth, v. a. & n. garnir de bnncs || 
 
 asseoir gur un bane, 
 bencher, bfnsh'ir, s. avocat du parquet, 
 
 m., conservnteur, m. 
 bend, bend, g. courbure, f. || (fig.) incllnai- 
 
 son, f. II cote d'un vaisseau, L 
 bend, bend, r. a. &, n. Ir. bander, plier, 
 
 courber, flgchir || diriger || ge plier, g'in- 
 
 cliner. 
 beneath, bineth' , pr. & ad. sous, au-des- 
 
 sous de |j en bas |j - one's notice, au- 
 
 dessous de la consideration de qn. 
 benediction, b(nidik'eh.un, g. benedic- 
 tion, t |m. 
 benefaction, btnff&k'thun, s. blenfait, 
 benefactor, bin Ifak'tir, s. bienfaiteur, m. 
 benefactress, bin t[Ak'tr(t.t. btenfaltrice, 
 benefice, bin' i fit, s. bSnefice, m. If. 
 beneficence, benifiilns, s. bienfaisance, 
 
 gencrositf, f. | 
 
 beneficent, bcnrfiscnt, a. bienfaisant, 
 
 gfinfireux || -ly, ad. avec bienfaisance. 
 beneficial, bin t fii A' SI, a. avanlageuz, 
 
 profitable || ly, ad. avantageusenient. 
 benefit, bin' (fit, g. bienfalt, bfnSfice, m. !| 
 
 profit, m. || ~- night, g. representation ft 
 
 ISte, Kit, fdr, lfO>; hire, git, Kir; mint, Cn; no, hdt, pr6v;
 
 benefit bid 
 
 27 
 
 benifloa, f. H ~-oolety, a. sodetf de se- 
 
 coare mutuels. f. 
 benefit. b**'lKt, v. a. An. fair* du blen a, 
 
 ervlr [f tirer an profit de. 
 benevolence, bfnfv'olfnt, s. bienveil- 
 
 lance, faveur, 1 
 benevolent. btniv'Umt, a. blenvelllant, 
 
 bienfaiaant f| -ly. ad. avec bienvelUance. 
 Beneral-Uffhts, kfn'gdliiriti, I. pi. leu 
 
 de Bengale, m. 
 
 benighted, binifid, a. surprls par la null, 
 benlgrn, Mnin', a. (-ly, ad.) benin, boo || 
 
 clfment II salubre || benlgnement, favo- 
 
 rablement. [douceur, f. 
 
 benignity, Mnig'nStt, s.benlKnitfi, bonte, 
 bent, MrU ( 8. pll, m. || penchant, m. || de- 
 
 cllvite, f. || tendance, f. 
 bent, b*nt, a. courbfi || determine, rGaolu. 
 benumb, Mnum', v. a. engourdir. 
 benilne, bfnzen', f. benzine, f. 
 bensoln, bfn'toin, B. beotoin, m. 
 bopralae, btprd*'. v. a. loner, lonangcr. 
 bequeath, MArvrt*', v. a. If'gupr. 
 bequeathnr. bikwfOTtr, t. testateur, m. 
 bequest, bikvittf , a, kca, m. 
 bereave, berir' , v. a. ir. deponiller, pri- 
 
 ver de, enlernr a. 
 
 bereavement, bfrfv'mtnt, B. privation, f. 
 bereft, v. bereave. 
 beriramot, t&ttmtt, s. bergamote, f. 
 Berlin, ** <{*', . berline (voltore), f. |] ~ 
 
 wool. B. laine & broder, t. 
 berry, Hr'ri, t. bale, f., groin, m. 
 berth, btrth. B. (mar.) poste, m. || place, f. 
 beryl, bASil, B. Mryl, m. 
 beaeeoh, bttick' , v. a. Buppller. prier. 
 beseechingly, bftech'ing li, ao. en sup- 
 pliant, fvenable. 
 beseem, btiSm', v. n. conrenlr, etre con- 
 beset, blttf, T. a. ir. asBieger, obsfdcr || 
 
 etnbamiBser. 
 
 beettln, bfuft'tiny, a. habitnel. 
 bealdeo), bfivffif), pr. <t ad. * c6t de, 
 
 aupres de I) d'allleurs || ~ oneaelf, bora 
 beaiere, bttef, T. a. asrKger. |de not. 
 beamear, bitter' ,v. a. barhouiller, Ballr. 
 beaom, bf rum, a. balal, m. 
 besot, bitSf , T. a. abmtir, BtupeDer. 
 beapanrle, biiping'gl, T. a. orner de 
 
 pailleUea. fdiffamer. 
 
 bespatter, bltpat'ltr, r. a. tclabousaer || 
 bespeak, biipeJc', T. a. Ir. demander 
 
 d'aranoe (1 retenir, louer || commander || 
 
 B'adreer a l| montrer. 
 bespoken, v. bespeak. [aspergcr. 
 
 besprinkle, bftpring'kl, T. a. arroser, 
 beet, biit, a. A ad. le meHleur, la mell- 
 
 lenre |! le mieux || at ~, an mieuz || the ~ 
 
 of it is that, ce qu'll y a de mieuz, c*est 
 
 qne I) *o do one's ~, fairc de son rnJeox 
 
 If to make the ~ of a bad business, 
 
 lolre bonne mine a mnuvalx Jou. 
 kMlMLMWyaV v (-ly.ad. ) bestlal(eroent)|| 
 
 brutal(ement). Itallte, f. 
 
 bestiality, bittytrm, B. bestialtte, bra- 
 bestir, bitter' , T. r. ge remuer, e mettre 
 
 en mouTement or en action. 
 
 bestow, list?, y. a. donner, acoorder, dis- 
 penser, donner en marlage || employer a | 
 to ~ oneself, a'occuper. 
 
 bestowal, bett^&l, a. diepoBltion, 1 
 
 bestride, bittricf , T. a. ir. enjamber, tra- 
 
 bet, bit, B. pari, m. [verser. 
 
 bet, bit, T. a. parler. 
 
 betake, bit&if , T. a. ir. livrer || to ~ one- 
 self. Be rendre, se refugier. 
 
 bethink, bithingk', v. n. Ir. considerer, 
 rfiflechlr || to ~ oneself. Be rappeler, 
 penser ft II s'avlser de. 
 
 betide, bifid'. T. a. arriver a. [bear*. 
 
 betimes, biffrnz", ad. bientot, de bonne 
 
 betoken, bitffkn, r.a. designer ||annonoer, 
 preaager. rtromper. 
 
 betray, bffrff, v. a. trahlr, deonarnr II 
 
 betrayer, bitrStr, a, traltre, m., trai- 
 tresse, f, ten mariaife. 
 
 betroth, MrroW, v. a. fianoer, accoraer 
 
 betrothal, hftroto' 61, . eancailles, f. pi. 
 
 better, bfritr, a. A ad. melllenr, mienx || 
 BO much tile -, tant mienz. 
 
 better, bfftir.t. meillenr, m. l| np*r)enr, 
 m. siipfriorite, I, avantage, m. II -, pi 
 uperieurs, m. pL II for ~, for ^rorwe, 
 vaille qne vallle || to ret the - of, 
 prcndre le deMus nr || X had ~ ro, ]e 
 feral mieuz de m'en aller. 
 
 better, bifUr, v. a. ameliorer |) arancer, 
 surpasBer || Boutenir. 
 
 bettering:, tiff tiring, B. amelioration, t. 
 
 bettlnv, f>ef ting, s. pari, m. 
 
 bettor, bifUr, n. paneur, m. 
 
 between, bttwen', betwixt, MMBktT, 
 pr. entre, an mlliea de || betwixt and ~. 
 entre deuz ages || ~ this and . . ., d'ici 
 
 bevel, bfv'fl g. fauBse eqnerre, f. 
 
 bevel, biv'il, v. a. couper-a angle || ~, v. n. 
 
 bialspr. 
 
 bevel, bfv'tl, a. de biais. fson, f. 
 
 beveragre, bfv'braj.t. brenvage, ro.. boiB- 
 bevy, bfv'f, s. volee (d'olBeauz), f. || corn- 
 
 pagnle, f. 
 
 bewail, bfv&F, v. a. dgplorer, pleurer. 
 beware, biie&r', v. n. Be garder de, falra 
 
 attention. [embarrasscr. 
 
 bo wilder, bfwtl'dfr, v. a. embroulller, 
 bewilderment, biuifdtrmint, 8. em- 
 
 barrassement, m. fchanter. 
 
 bewitch, biwich', v. a. enBorceler, en- 
 beyond, biydnd" , pr. au dela, par delft, 
 
 au-desBQa de, horn de. 
 bemel, btt'il, B. chaton d'une bainie, m. 
 bias, bfit, B. blalB, m. || ligne oblique, t. Q 
 
 incllnaison, f. || prfijuge, m. 
 bias, bi'ti, v. a. pencber || influencer. 
 bib, bib B. bavette, (. 
 Bible, bi'bl, B. bible, f. |] ancien testament, 
 biblical, bib'likdl, a. biblique. |m. 
 
 bibliophile, bib' Hi fit, s. bibliophile, m. 
 bibulous, b\b'ulu3, a. altere. 
 bicker, bikffr, v. n. se qUereller, etcar- 
 
 moucher. 
 
 bickering-, bik'erfnff, B. escarraoiicbe, f. 
 bid, bid, s. otfre, L || encberp, f. 
 
 ; (96t, tvbt, tut. || chair, joy ; gaou, y ; (OK/, ttal ; tMng,
 
 28 
 
 bid bivouac 
 
 bid, bid, T. .. lr. commander, ordonner II 
 demander, prier In vlter II offrlr (nu pri.t) ]| 
 to ~ adieu, falre sea adieux. 
 
 bidder, b\d'der, i. off rant, enchrieseur, 
 m. || hlg-heBt ~, dernier enchfirisseur, m. 
 
 bidding:, bid' ding, i. ordre, commande- 
 ment. m. || invitation, f. 
 
 bide, bid, v. a. A a. lr. endnrer, souffrir || 
 demeorer, hablter || to ~ one's time, 
 attendre 1'occaslon. fblsannuel. 
 
 biennial, bifn'niil, a. biennal || (hot) 
 
 bier, bfr a. biSre, f. || cercuell, m. 
 
 biffin, biffin, B. pomme tapSe, f. 
 
 bifurcated. In fir' ka ltd. a. blfurqufi, 
 fourchu. [orgueillcux |l enceinte. 
 
 bis;, big, a. grog, grand || enflS, plfin |l fipr, 
 
 blgramiat. big'imist, s. bigame, m. & t. 
 
 big-amy, big'tmf,, s. bigamie, (. 
 
 big-ht, bit, crique, f. 
 
 btgrnoss, big' nit, t. grosseur, grandeur, f. 
 
 blrot, big'gt, s. bigot, m., bigot*, f. [| dSvot, 
 m., dSvote, f. [(en) cagot. 
 
 blg-oted, big 1 iit id, a. (-IT, ad.) (en) bigot, 
 
 blrotry, big'atrf, s. bigotisme, m., bigo- 
 tprlp, f. IJ cagotisme, m., cagoterie, f. 
 
 biffwlgr, bia'wiii, s. gros bonnet, m. 
 
 bilateral, bildfer&l, a. bilateral. 
 
 bilberry, bil'bHrri, 8. mure de ronce, i, 
 
 bile, bit, 3. bile, f. 
 
 bilg>e, bill, s. (mar.) sentine, f. 
 
 bllg-e, buj, v. a. dfloncer || ~, r. n. (mar.) 
 faire eau. 
 
 bilious, bil'yia, a. bilieux. 
 
 bilk, bilk, v. a. friponner, tromper, cscro- 
 quer. 
 
 bilk, bilk, 8. attrape, f. || tlouerie, f. 
 
 bill, bil, B. bee (d'oiseau), m. || serpe, f. || 
 billet, mSmoire, m. || projet de loi, m. || 
 note, f. || gcriteati, m. || - of exchange, 
 8. lettre de change, f. |j ~ of lading:, B. 
 lettre de volture, f. || (mar.) connaiase- 
 ment, m, || doctor's ~, B. ordonnnnce da 
 m?flecin, I. |l ~ of fare, e. carte d'un 
 restaurant. I. || ~ of health, s. patente de 
 eant?, f. D ~ of mortality, E. registre 
 mortuaire, m. || ~ of Indictment, 8. acte 
 d'accusation, m. ||~ payable to bearer, 
 s. billet an porteur, m. || to find a true 
 ~ ag-alnat, pronnncer la mise en accusa- 
 tion de || to honour a ~, falre honneur 
 a un effet || sffck no -s I defense d'af- 
 ficher! || ~- broker, 8. courtier de change, 
 in. |j --pouter, -sticker, s. afficheur, 
 
 billet, bieia, 8. billet, m. || bftche, f. [m. 
 
 billet, binet, v. a. donner un billet de 
 locement 
 
 billhook, b'il'MiSk, t. serpe, t. 
 
 billiard, bll'jird; --ball, s. bllle, f. || 
 cue, s. queue de billard, f. |j -pocket, 
 s. blouse, f. || --room, s. salle de billard. 
 f. || table, B. billard, m. 
 
 billiards, id' yards, a. pi. billard, m. || 
 (fame of ~, e. partie de billard, f. 
 
 Bllllng-sffate, bif lings gat, B. langage des 
 bailee, ui. 
 
 billion, ft 'y tin, 8. billion, m. 
 
 billow, bil'lo, s. vague, f., dot, m. 
 
 billow, tn'ln, T. n. s'enfler comme les 
 
 billowy, bil'lo \. a. houleux. Ivaguee. 
 
 bl-CietaUlsm, bimffdlltm, n. bimetal- 
 
 bin, bin, s. huche, f. lUsroc. m. 
 
 bind, bind, v. a. & n. lr. Her || relier || 
 obliger || ae ller -, a be bound to, etr 
 tenu de. [bandage, m. 
 
 binder, bind'ir l B. relleur (de UTTM), m. || 
 
 binding:, binrfinff, s. bandage, m. || r- 
 liure, f. H bordnre, f. 
 
 bind -weed, bind 1 wed, t. (bot.) llsejon, try. 
 
 binnacle, bin' Ski, e. habitacle, m. 
 
 binoole, btn'SkL B. binocle, m. 
 
 binocular, bindkfnUr, a. blnocnlaire. 
 
 binomial, bind" mi 61. a. binome|| ~ theo- 
 rem, . binome de Newton, ro. 
 
 blog-rapher, bidg'r&fir.t. blogrsphfi, w. 
 
 blog-raphloal, bin yriifH&l, a. btogrv 
 phlque. 
 
 biography, biSg'r&ft, s. blographie. f. 
 
 blolog-y, biSreji. 8. blologie, L 
 
 biped, tti'pfd, 8. bipede, m. 
 
 birch, birch, s. bouleau, m. II verges, f. pi. 
 
 birchen, brrrh'n, a. de boulean. 
 
 bird, ba-d, s. oiseau, m. || ~-oar> s. 
 cage, voliSrc, f. || ~-<all, s. appeao, m. || 
 --catcher, s. oiseleur, m. || --eatoh- 
 ingr, 8. oiselerie, f. || -lime, s. glu, f. 
 
 bird, bird, v. n. denicber dee olseauz. 
 ' 
 
 blrdseye, bih-dz'i a. & rue d'oisean. 
 blrdsnest, birdrnitt, v. a. dSnicher dna 
 
 oieeauz. 
 birth, birth, s. naissance, couche, f. n (Hg-) 
 
 enfnntement, m portfie, f. l| mouillagc, m. 
 birthday, berth' ad, s. jour de naissance, m, 
 birthplace, birth.' plat, s. lieu natal, m. 
 birthright, birth' rit, 8. drolt d'alnesse, m, 
 biscuit, bis'kit, t. biscuit, m. 
 bisect, bittkt , v. a. couper en deux. 
 bishop, bisA'dp, s. evcquc, m. || fnu (aux 
 
 Schecs), m. 
 
 bishopric, bith'dpnk, n. Svfch?, m. 
 bismuth, bisfmut\,t. (chem.) bismuth, m. 
 bison, bH tin, s. bison, m. 
 bit, bit, t. more, freln, m. || morceau, m. II 
 
 boucb.ee, f. || orin, m. || panneton, m. || 
 
 not a of it I pas le moina du raonde ! 
 bit, bit, T. a. emboucher (un coeval). 
 bitch, Inch, B. cbienne, f. || rosse, f. 
 bite, ftiV, s. morsure, bouchee, f. || trom- 
 
 perie, f. [attraper, duper. 
 
 bite, bit, v. a. ir. mordre || (fig.) piquer || 
 bitter, bitter, a. (-ly, ad.) amer (1 amerc- 
 
 inent || mordant || cruel(lement) || sati- 
 
 rique || --sweet, s. douce-amJre, I. || 
 
 wort, e. (bot.) gentiane, L 
 bitterish, bifteriik, a. tant eolt peu 
 
 amer. 
 
 bittern, lit' tern, s. butor, m. (oiseau). 
 bitterness, birternte, s. amertume, f. y 
 
 malice, animositg, f. 
 bitters, bit 1 ten, B. pi. absinthe, f. 
 bitumen, bitu'mtSn, B. bitume, m. 
 bituminous, bi tv! ml nu , a, bitumlueux. 
 bivalve, bi'vdlv, a. bivalve, m. 
 bivouac, biv'oSak, s. bivouac, m. 
 bivouac, biv'ef&k, v. n. blvouaquer. 
 
 late, hit, fir, lati>; Mrt, git, **; min, inn; n*, Mt, prove; A<*,-
 
 blab - blockade 
 
 29 
 
 blab, blah, a. bavard, in. 
 
 blab, Htb, v. a. A n. bavarder. 
 
 black, blAk, a. coulenr noire, f. || denll, m. 
 
 black, blak, a. nolr, sombre |j trlsto || 
 atroce H to beat - and blue, meitrtrir 
 da coups || book, 8. livre de punitions, 
 m. I) cahier de rapports, m. || grltnolre, m. 
 I! --eye, s. oil pocbe, m. II pocbon cur 
 1'oBll, m. || --lead, s. mine de plomb, f. || 
 --letter, a. lettre gothiquc, f. || --pad- 
 ding-, s. boudin, m. || --thorn, s. (bot.) 
 prunelller, m. 
 
 blaok(en), blak' (n), r. a. nolrclr || obscur- 
 cir l| diffamer II devenir nolr. 
 
 blackamoor, bltik'imor, s. nigre m. 
 
 blackball, MaWMaH, a. boule noire, f, 
 
 blackball, bldk'brflul, v. a. rejeter. 
 
 blackberry, bld.k'bfTrl, a. mure de ronce, 
 f. || --bush, a. murler aauvoge, m. 
 
 blackbird, bldk'berd, a. merle, m. 
 
 blackguard, bldg' gdrd, a. poUsaOD, m. 
 
 blacking?, bldk'ing, a. cirage, m. 
 
 blackish, bldXltb, a. nolratre, 
 
 blackleg, bliik'leg, a. eacroc, m. 
 
 blackmail, bldVmal, a. ex torsion, f. 
 
 blackness, bUUfnii, s. nolrceur, f. 
 
 blackaheep, bldA? ihep, a. treble galeuse, (. 
 
 blacksmith, blaJc' imith, a. forgeron, m. 
 
 bladder, bldd'dtr, a. veasie, 1 [f pustule, (. 
 
 blade, blad, a. lame, f. II omoplate, f. || 
 (poet.) epee, f. |j brio d'berbe. m. 
 
 blade, blad, T. a. mettre uoe lame a. 
 
 blaln. i//u/i, a. pustule, tumeur. f. 
 
 blamable, blam'd bl, a. blamable, coupable. 
 
 blame, bldm, a. blame, m. || reprimaode, t. 
 
 blama, bldm, v. a. blftuier, cenaurer. 
 
 blameless, bldm'lii, a. (-ly, ad.) irre- 
 prochable(ment). 
 
 blameworthy, blam'-wtrOll, a. bltmable. 
 
 blanch, bldnth, r. a. blaochlr || (tig.) pftlir || 
 falre pftlir. 
 
 bland, blind, a. douz, flatteur. 
 
 blandish, tldn'dltk, T. a. cajoler. [f. 
 
 blandlahment, b Id*' dit \tn4nt, a. caresae, 
 
 blank, bUtngk, a. blanc, m. || billet blaac, 
 m. I) but, m. (effacer. 
 
 blank, tilungk, r. a. confondrc, deconcerter|| 
 
 blank, btdngk, a, blaoc |l pale II sans rime. 
 
 blanket, bldngfit, a. oouverture de lit, (. || 
 blanquette, f. [oouverture de lit 
 
 blanket, bldnyk'lt T. a. couvrir d'une 
 
 blaukneai, tildngk'nii, a. Tide, m. 
 
 blarney, bldr'ni, a. eau bfnlte de conr, i. II 
 monnale de alnge, I. || nagornerie, {. |j 
 blague, f. 
 
 blaapheme, HSsffrn' r. a. blaspli.'tnor. 
 
 blaaphemer. HAiffmir, a. blavpticma- 
 teur, m. [tolrejl -ly, ad. avec lmplt. 
 
 blaaphemoue. bldt'fimui a. blasphema- 
 
 blaaphemy, bldSftnl, a. blaspheme, m. 
 
 blast, bldit, a. boufffie de Tent, f. || aon, 
 m. || souffle deatructeur, m. || brouUsure, 
 f. y Infection, L || --furnace, a. haul- 
 founieau, m. [aauter. 
 
 blaet, bldt, r. a. braler || dtrulre || falre 
 
 blasting-, blotting, a. explbBlon, f. 
 
 blastliir, bldtfini/, a. deatructeur. 
 
 
 blaie, blaz, a. flamme, f. y bruit, rapport, 
 
 m. || etoile d'un cbcvaX f. Jbrtller. 
 
 blame, blax, T. a. A n. pnblier I) flarnber, 
 blaon, tila'zn v. a. blasonner || c?16brer. 
 blazonry, bla *nrl, s. blaaon, m. II (flg.) 
 
 fclat, m. [blanc. 
 
 bleach, blirh, v. a. & n. blanchlr, devenir 
 bleacher, blech'tr, a. blanchlsseur, m. 
 bleak, blek, a. pale, bleme |l froid. 
 bleakness, ble.k'nfs, a. froid, m. D fr 01 " 
 
 dure, f. 
 
 blear(-eyed), bier" (id), a. chassieux. 
 bleat, 6;rt, a. belement, m. 
 " 'eat, tie/, v. n. beler. [pandre son aang. 
 
 eed, blfd v. a. & n. ir. saigner [| re- 
 eedlngr, bled'lng, t. aalgnee, I., aaigne- 
 
 ment, m. [m. || desnonneur, m. 
 
 blemish, blfm'lsh, t. tacbe. L || dfifaut, 
 blemish, blfm'li\, v. a. aoulller, diffamer. 
 blend, blind, a. blende, f. || melange, m. 
 blend, blind, T. a. meler, confondre. 
 bleee, bltt, T. a. benir, rendre beureux | 
 
 - my soul I Dieu me bgnisse ! 
 blessednese, bltl'iidnii, t. beatitude, 
 
 aalntete, f. 
 
 blesulng-, blUting, s. benediction, f. 
 bllg-ht, tiltf, a. bruinei nielle, f. 
 blUht, bin, v. a, nieller, fletrir. 
 blind, blmd, a. atore, m. || (fig.) voile, L H 
 
 Venetian--, a. peralenne, jalousie, f. 
 blind. Hind, T. a. aveugler II obocurdr, 
 
 blinder. |aveuglement. 
 
 blind, blind, a. aveugle, obscur II -ly, ad. 
 blindfold, blind' fold. v. a. bander lea yeux. 
 blindfold, blind' fold, a, lea yeux bandea. 
 bllndman's) -baff, blind'n&ni tr&f, a. colln- 
 
 maillard, ui. jmeut, m. 
 
 blindness, blvnd'nfs, a. cSdlfi, f., aveugltt- 
 bllndworm, blind' -werm, B. or vet, m. 
 blink, blingk, a. coup d'cell, m., lueur, t 
 blink, blingk, T. n. cllgnoter. 
 blinkers, blingk' iri, a. pi. ceillerea, t pi. 
 bliss, bit}, a. bonbeur, m., teildle, f. 
 blissful, bllt'f<S6l, a. beureux, blenbeu- 
 
 reux || -ly, ad. heureueeuit-uU 
 blister, bliJttr, a. pustule, f. || (mfid.) 
 
 veslratolre, m. y -ed steel, , acier de 
 
 cementation, m. 
 blister, bliji'ttr. v. a. & a. appllquer dea 
 
 vslcfttolres N s'eiever en pustules. 
 bllsterlnr, lltfUrtng, a. application de 
 
 vgslcatolreft, f. 
 
 blithe, bhOl, a. gal, Joypux. 
 bloat, bldt, T. a. <t n. enfler, boufflr |j s'en- 
 
 fler || -ed herring 1 , vidt bloater. 
 bloatedness, bloftdnii, a. endure, bouf- 
 
 flssure, f. 
 
 bloater, blofir a. bareng aaur, m. 
 block, blik, a. bloc, billot, m. || obstacle, 
 
 m. || lotirdaud, m. || forme de chapeau, L I 
 
 tete a perruque, f. || pat6 de malsona, ID. 
 
 ..house, a. fort, blockaua. m. \ --tin, 
 
 a. etaln en llngot, m. || fer-blanc de qua- 
 lite luplrleure, m. 
 block, bluk, v. a. bloquer. 
 blockade, bUk kad' ,&. b locus, m. D to ran 
 
 the ~, forcer IB blocua. 
 
 tut. | cA<r, /cy ; gamt, ytt; tout, not; tMng, tUtrt.
 
 30 
 
 blockade 
 
 blockade, bldk *d<f, T. a. bloquer. 
 
 blockhead, blSk'hfa, s. lourdaud, m. 
 
 blockship, blnk'thi.p, a. sunlonnair?, m. || 
 garde-coles, m. 
 
 blonde, blind, s. blonde, f. 
 
 blood, blurt, a. sang, m. J| parents, f. II 
 race, f. || loss of ~, 8. hemorrhagie, f. [I 
 to breed ill ~, semer la discorde || to 
 make one's ~ run cold, glacer le sang || 
 
 -horse, s. cheval pur Bang, m. jj 
 -vessel, B. vaisseau sanguin, m. 
 
 blood, bind, v. a. ensanglanter II salgner. 
 bloodgrulltiness, blud gilt i nils, B. crime 
 
 de meunre, assasslnat, m. [meurtre. 
 
 bloodgrallty, blud'gdti, a. souillfi de 
 bloodhound, blud' htf&md, B. llmier, m. 
 bloodily, blufili, ad. cruel! ement. 
 bloodiness, blud'infs. a. Stat sanglant, 
 
 m. || disposition sangulnaire, f. 
 bloodless, blud' lea, a. qui n'a pas de sang. 
 bloodletter, blud'Utter, B. saigneur m. 
 bloodletting;, blud' let ttng, a. saignee, 1. 
 bloodred, blud' rid, a. rouge come du sang. 
 bloodshed, blud'ahfd.s. meurtre, carnage, 
 
 ni. [rafflf. 
 
 bloodshot, blud'ehot, a. injects de aang || 
 bloodstained, blud' stand, a. ensanglante. 
 bloodstone, blud'ston, B. sanguine, f. 
 bloodsucker, blud' auk er, a. sangsue, f. || 
 
 (fig.) meurtrier, m. [de sang, in. 
 
 bloodthlrstiness, blud'therttinfa,*. solf 
 bloodthirsty, bind' t her st I, a.sangulnaire. 
 bloody, ftfud'f, a. ensanglante [I aanguinaire || 
 
 flux, 3. dyssenterie, (. 
 
 bloom, Horn, 8. fleur, f. |j (fig.) fralcheur, f. 
 
 bloom, blom, v. n. fleunr. 
 
 blossom, blda'tum, 8. fleur, 1 
 
 blossom, blia? sum, v. n. fleurir. 
 
 blot, bl6t, a. tacbe d'encre, f. || tactie Lnla- 
 
 mnnte, f. 
 
 blot, blot, Y. a. effacer || tacber. 
 blotch, blich, 8. pustule, f. 
 blotch, blfah, v. a. nolrcir. 
 blotting', Utfttng; --case, s. buvard 
 
 m. || --paper, s. papier broulllard, m. 
 blouse, bloTis, s. blouse, f. 
 blow, bio, B. coup, m. || at a , d'uu coup || 
 
 to come to -s, en venlr anz mains, auz 
 
 coups l| ~-ny, s. moucbe a viande, f. || 
 
 --pipe, s. ctialunienu, in. II ~-up, s. 
 
 algarade, f. || (scolding') savon, m. 
 blow, blu, v. a. & n. ir. souffler, enfler. 
 
 B'panouir || sonner II fleurir || se tnoucber [| 
 
 to ~ up, faire suuter || doiiner un savon a || 
 
 full -n, en ploine fleur. 
 blowzy, bloTv'zi, a. ecbevelfi (I hflie. 
 blabber, blub' her, s. gralsse de baloine, f 
 blubber, blub' bir, T. n. s'enller les Joucs 
 
 & force de pleurer. 
 
 blubbering-, blub' btr ing, s. larmes, f. pi. 
 bluchers, blo'chirt, a. pi. brodequins, m. pi. 
 bludg-eon, blufun, 8. assommoir, m., 
 
 trique, t 
 
 blue, Hii, 8. bleu, m. || -s, s. pi. malatlle 
 blue, bio, v. a. telndre en bleu. [noire, f. 
 blue, bio, a. bleu || ~-bell, B. lacinthe des 
 
 pr6s, f. || ~- black, a. noire d'ivolre, m. || 
 
 --bottle, a. bluet (fleur), m. l| moncbe 
 
 bleue, f. || -(-coat)-boy, 8. orphelin, m. I) 
 
 - devils, s. pi. humeurs nolres, f. pL || 
 
 ~-Btockiugr, s. bas-bleu, m. 
 bluejacket, blffjdket, B. marin, m. 
 blneness, blo'net, 8. couleur bleue, f. 
 bluff, bluf, a. eros |[ grosaier, arrogant 
 bluff ness, blufnis,*. bouffissure, t Hbrux- 
 
 querie, f. 
 
 bluish, biff l>k. a. bleuatre. 
 blunder, blun'dir, a. bfirue, beti.se, f. 
 blunder, blun'dir, v. a. & n. faire une 
 
 bvue || se tromper lourdement. 
 blunderbuss, blun'dir bits, a. espingole, f. 
 blunt, blunt, T. a. emousser, epolnter. 
 blunt, blunt, a. ^mousse l| grossier, brusque || 
 
 -ly, ad. Bans pointe || brusquement. 
 bluntness, blunfnfa, a. Stat fimouasg, m. |, 
 
 grossifireta, f. 
 
 blur, blir, a. tache, flfitrlssure, f. 
 blur, bier, \. a. tacber || effacer. fnient. 
 blurt, blert, T. a. to ~ out, dire etourdi- 
 blush, blush, a. rougeur, pudeur, f. 
 blush, bluth, T. n. rougir. 
 bluster, bluSttr, a. teiupetc. f. II bruit, m., 
 
 fanfaronnade, f. [fracas, gronder, 
 
 bluster, blutftir, r. n. terapdler, faire da 
 blusterer, blus'ttrtr, a. fanfaron, m. 
 blustering, bins' tiring, a. orageux || 
 
 bruyant || fanfaron. 
 boar, bor, a. sanglier, m. || ~'s head, a. 
 
 bure de sangller, f . 
 board, bord, a. planche, f. || table, f.. 
 
 tableau, m., nourriture, f. || bord, m. | 
 
 cuiiseil, m. || carton, m., asseaible, f. || 
 
 ~ and lodgrlng-, la table et le Ingemflit, 
 
 la pension || on ~, & bord || ~ of trade, 
 
 tribunal de commerce, m. || --wag-es, B. 
 
 pi. frals de table, m. pi. 
 board, bord, v. a. & n. piiinche'ier || nourrir, 
 
 mettre en pension || etre en pension. 
 boarder, bord'ir, a. pensionnalre, m. II 
 
 day-, s. deml-pensionnaire, m. & f. || 
 
 parlour ~, s. pi>nslonnalreen charabre, m. 
 boarding 1 , bord'ing ; --house, a. pension 
 
 bourgeoise, f. || school, a. pension, f., 
 
 pen a ion nut, m. 
 
 boast, boat, a. vanterle, ostentation, f. 
 boast, boat, v. a. vanter, louer, m. 
 boaster, buffer, a. faofaron, m. || (tool) 
 
 fbauchoir, m. [avec vanterie. 
 
 boastful, boiffBSl, a. (-ly, ad.) vantard || 
 boat, but, bateau, m., bai-que, f. || advice 
 
 ~, s. aviso, m. || long -, a. (mar.) grand 
 
 canot, m. II --hook, a. gaffe, f. 
 boating 1 , bot'iny, s. transport par bateau, 
 
 in. || promenade en bateau, f. 
 boatman, bofni&n, a. batelier, m. 
 boatswain, bfftn, a. maltre d'equipage, 
 
 m. || ~'s mate, a. contre- maltre, m. 
 bob, lob, a. pendant d'oreilles, m. || refrain, 
 
 m. || coup, m. || balancler, m. II perruque 
 
 & nosurta, f. || ((am.) shilling, m. 
 bob, bub, v. a. &. n. battre || tromper, 
 
 f olatrer [| pendiller, balancer. 
 bobbin, bub' bin, a. boblne, f. y ganse, t || 
 
 ~-net,s. tulle- boblu, m. 
 
 late, hit, far, lifOi; here, git, hir ; mine, fnn; no, A*. provt; AJ&;
 
 bobtail bosom 
 
 31 
 
 bobtail, bob'tal, a. courts queue, f. || 
 
 wig, t. perruqne ft nceuds, f. 
 bode, boil, v. a. &n. prgsager, pronostiquer. 
 bodice, bod'ig, e. corset, corsage, m. 
 bodiless, bdd'ilfa, a. incorporel. 
 bodily, b&ftK, a. (<t ad.) corporel(lement) 
 v || reel. | fnser, m. 
 
 t oodkln, bSd'kin, B. polncon, m. || fer & 
 body, oifa't. B. corps, m. [| substance, I. || 
 
 personne, f. || socifite, compagnie, f. || ~- 
 
 olothes, u. pi. housse, f. |j ~- servant, 
 
 9. valet, favori, aifidfe, m. 
 body, botfi, v. a. . corporifler, donner une 
 
 forme. [m. pi. 
 
 bodyguard, IxSd'tgdrd, fa. gardes du corps, 
 bog;, boo, t. maiais, msuScage, m. 
 bogr, bog, T. a. embourber. 
 bogrgle, bSg't/l, v. a. & n. embroulller || 
 
 sauter de peur || heslter. 
 bog-g-y, bdg'gl, a. mai-ecageux. 
 bogry, oo'yf. 8. old ~, croque-mltalne, m. 
 bohea, bo/if, 8. tb6 bou. m. 
 boil, 6<?J/J, B. (uroncle, nlcre, m. 
 boll, bffj/l, v. a. & ri. boullllr, (atre bouilllr 
 
 or cuire. [diere, f. 
 
 boiler, b&Ql'tr, a. chaudroo, m. || chau- 
 bolling--point, boyl' ing jxiynt, t. terms 
 
 d'Sbullition, m. fpetueux || violemment. 
 boisterous, bdyt'terut, a. ( ly, ad.) im- 
 bold, bold, a. (-ly, ad.) bardi(meut) || 
 
 courageux || Insolent, effronte || aa ~ as 
 
 brass, hard! conime un page. 
 boldness, bold'nea, s. hardiesse, effron- 
 
 terle, t. [m. 
 
 bole, bul, a. trouo m. || bol, m. || fourneau, 
 bolster, bol'ttir, t. cbevet m. || com- 
 
 presse, L [presses || (fig.) appuyer. 
 
 bolster, bol'ttlr T. a, appliquer dea corn- 
 bolt, bolt, s. flSciie, f. l| foudre, f. || verrou, 
 
 m. || bluteau, m. [bluter. 
 
 bolt, bolt, T.a. verroulller |] dire hardlmeut || 
 bolter, bolftr, s. blnteau, blutolr.Uaiiu, m. 
 bolus, bo"lut, 8. bol, m. 
 bomb, bom, t. bombe. t. || --ketoh, ~- 
 
 vessel, B. gallote a bombeB, f . 
 bombard, bombard", T. a. bombarder. 
 bombardier,&Aidr der' , e. bombardier, m. 
 bombardment, bombard' mint, 8. bom- 
 
 bardemeot, m. [bus, m. 
 
 bombast, btim'b&tt, s. bounoutflage, ph6- 
 bombastlo, bom bat' t'ik, a. bouraouffle, 
 
 ampoulfi. 
 
 bombasine, bSmbdtmf, a. bombaslu, m. 
 bomb-proof, him' prof, a. a 1'cprcuve de 
 
 la bombe. 
 bond, bfad, 8. clialUB, f., lien, ui., liaison, 
 
 t. || obligation, f. || boo, ui. || holder, *. 
 
 porteur d'obllgatlon, m. 
 bond, bond, T. a. eotreposer. 
 bondage, bonfdj, s. servitude, (. 
 bondsman, bSnaJmi/n, a. esclare, m. 
 
 Oar.) rlpondant, m. 
 bone, ban, B. os, m. || arftte, f. || to have 
 
 a ~ to plok -with one, avoir mallle & 
 
 partlr ayec qn. || to make no -s about, 
 
 lie paa se faire Bcrupule de || ~-blaok, B. 
 
 ooir animal, m. 
 
 bone, him, T. a. desosger. 
 
 bonesetter, bonuWttr, a. chlrurgten, m. 
 
 bonfire, bon'fir, a. feu de jole, m. 
 
 bonnet, biin'nct, s. bonnet, cbapeau, m. y 
 ~-box, s. carton a chapeau, m. 
 
 bonnlly, bon'niK, ad. gaiement, agrOable- 
 ment. 
 
 bonny, bon'ni, a. gal, joli, gentil. 
 
 bonus, bo"nue, B. bqni, m. || pot-de-vio, m. 
 
 bony, bij'ni, a. osseiix, ossu. 
 
 booby, bffbi, 8. nigaud. m. 
 
 book, biSCk, e. livre, m. [| --case, 8. bllillo- 
 th^que, f. || ~-marker, 8. signet, in. fl 
 ~- shelf, B. rayon, in. ||~-stall, s. etulaga 
 de Uvres, m. || --trade, 8. llbrairie, f. 
 
 book, bSdk. y. a. enreglstjer, Inscrire. 
 
 bookbinder, bSok' bin dir. B. relleur, ra. 
 
 bookbinding-, bSok" bind ing. a. rellure, f. 
 
 booking: -of floe, bSSfing Sfflt, B. bureau 
 de messagerie, m. |] (rail.) bureau de dis- 
 tribution de billets, m. [llTres, m. 
 
 bookkeeper, beSk'kepir, a. teneur d 
 
 bookkeeping-, boik' keptiig, a. tenue de 
 llvres, f. [bookmaker, in. 
 
 bookmaker, bSGk'maktr, s. (aux courses) 
 
 bookseller, bOSk'ifntr, a. llbralre, in. |j 
 ~ and publisher, a. hbralre-editeur, m. 
 
 bookshop, bSSk'shffp, g. llbrairie, f. 
 
 bookworm, bS6Vwerm, a. lepisme, m. y 
 (fig.) rat de blblloteque, m. 
 
 boom, front, s. (mar.) eport, m. 
 
 boom, bum, T. n. bourdonner. 
 
 boon, bon, a. preaent. don, m., tavern-, f. 
 
 boon, bon, a. gal, enjouft, joyeux. 
 
 boor, bor, a. payaan, rustre, m. 
 
 boorish, bdritlt. a. rustlque, grbssler. 
 
 boorlshness, bor'iihnfi, b. ruatidtfi, groo- 
 sleretg. t 
 
 boot, bot. a. profit, m. || botte, f. || to ~, par- 
 dessus le marche || ~-Jack, a. tire- botte, 
 
 boot, bot,-r. a. mettre aes bottea. [iu. 
 
 booted, bo fid, a. en botteg. 
 
 booth, both, a. teute, baraque, f. 
 
 bootlace, but' lat, a. laoet de bottlnes, m. 
 
 bootless, boflii, a. Inutile, vain. 
 
 bootmaker, bdfmaktr, a. bottler, uu 
 
 boots, bott, a. (fig.) decrotteur, m. 
 
 booty, tto'ti, s. but! 11, m. 
 
 boose, 60*, v. u. rlboter. 
 
 borax, bo*r&kt, a. borax, m. 
 
 border, ba'Wr'dir, B. bord, m., bordure, 1 y 
 froutiere, f. | finer. 
 
 border, baftur'der. v. a. & n. border || cou- 
 
 borderer, bd&rdirir, . babltant dea 
 froutleres, m. 
 
 bore, bor, a. trou, m. |l percolr, m., vrllle, 
 f. || calibre, in. || persoune e&nuyeuse, f . 
 
 bore, bor, T. a. trouer, peroer || eonuyer. 
 
 boreal, bor'iU, a. boreal. 
 
 borer, bffrtr, a. percolr, m. U foret, 1 
 
 born, bdtorn, p. dt a. ne. 
 
 borongrh, burd, a. bourg. m. || rotten ~, 
 bourg pourrl, m. || pooket-~, a. clroon- 
 scriptiou electorate Infeodee a tel ou Ul 
 parti, f. 
 
 borrovr, bSr'rS, T. a. emprunter. 
 
 bosom, bSSt'um, B. aeln, m. || coeur, m. 
 
 fS6t, tube, t&b. || chair. Joy ; gamt, y*f; ivul, ttal; thing, A*r,
 
 32 
 
 bosom branch. 
 
 bosom, bCZz' UIH, v. a. reofermer dans son 
 geiii. [chef, in. 
 
 bosb, bos, s. boase, ealllle, (. || (Am.) maitre, 
 
 botanlc(al), bo tdn'ik(al), a. botanique. 
 
 botanist, *<jfa nif, 8. botaniste, m. 
 
 botany, bdfdni, B. botanique, f. fin. 
 
 botoh, bork, s. ulcdre, m. || raccommodage, 
 
 botch, bSch, v. a. rapetasser || saboter. 
 
 both, both, pn. tous lea deux, 1'un et 
 1'autre || ~ . . . and . . ., et . . . et . . . , 
 tan; . . . qup . . . || ~, c. aussi, tant. 
 
 bother, bSOi'er, B. ennui, m. || ~ I pestel 
 
 bother, btitt'cr, v. a. embarrasser, tra- 
 casser. [s. partisan, m. 
 
 bottle, bSftl, s. txmtellle, f. || holder, 
 
 bottle, boftl, v. a. mettre en bouteilles. 
 
 bottfom, boftom, B. fond, fondement, m. II 
 peleton, sediment, m., lief. || cardne, f. \\ 
 batiinent. navire, m. 
 
 bottom, bo f turn, v. a. & n. fonder, batir 
 sur, baser || se fonder || etre assls. 
 
 bottomless, bSftdmlis, a. sans fond. 
 
 bottomry, boftSm ri, B. contrat a lagrosse, 
 
 boufh, bofa, s. rameau, m. [m. 
 
 boag-hshade, t/vw' shad, t. fichauguette, f. 
 (en Australie). 
 
 boug-ht, bu'wt, vide buy. (bloc, m. 
 
 boulder, bot'der, s. caillou roulS, m. || 
 
 bounce, buu-na, s. bruit soudain, fracas, 
 m. || vanterie, I. [bruit || se vanter. 
 
 bounce, bjiviu, v. a. se prfclplter avec 
 
 bouncing-, b<ffon! ting , a. groa || bruyaut || 
 ~ lass, grosse dondoo, f. [elan, m. 
 
 bound, buund, t. borue. limile, f. |j saut, 
 
 bound, btftvnd, v. a. <x n. burner, liuii- 
 ter, restreiudre |] Hauler, bondir || home- 
 ward, outward ~, (mar.) eu relour, en 
 parlance^ 
 
 boundary, batim' tier i, 8. borne, Uiuite, f. 
 
 bonndlesa, bjwiid'lii, a. saus bornes, 
 Ullait*. 
 
 bounteous, bofum'tiua, bountiful, bo&n'- 
 tifool, a. (-ly, ad.) bou, bienfaisunt, 
 genreuz || libralemeot. f(com.) prime, f. 
 
 bounty, bmvn'ti,B. bouli, munificence, t. \\ 
 
 bourne, born, a. borne, limite, f. 
 
 bout, boM, s. fois, f., coup, ui. |1 affaire, 'f. 
 
 bovine, bu'vin, a. bovine. 
 
 bow, bofo, s. saint, m., rfivfireuce, f. II (ot 
 ships) avant, m. [ciiner. 
 
 bow, bulu, Y. a. & n. pller. conrber, s'in- 
 
 bow, bo, s. arc, m. || archet, m. || arcon 
 
 ii'une selle), m. || Joug, .n. || to draw the 
 onr ~, en center, blaguer || to have 
 
 two string's to one's ~, avoir plusieurs 
 
 cordes a son arc || --window, s. feuetre 
 
 clntree, f. II demi-cercle, m. 
 bowels, towili, s. pi. entrallles, f. pi. || 
 
 compassion, tendresse, I. 
 bower, btt/ir. s. tonnelle, f., bercean, m. || 
 
 boudoir, m. || (mar.) ancre deposte, L [m. 
 bo-wle -knife, liffi nif,. couteau-poignard. 
 bowl, bol, B. bol, in. || godet, basain, m. || 
 bowl, bol, v. a. jbuer a la boule. (Ujule. t. 
 bowline, bo'ltn or boWHn, s. boullne, f. 
 bowling--g-reen. bol' Ing grin, . boulln- 
 
 grin, parlerre de gazoo, m. 
 
 bowman, bu' man, B. ai'cber, m. 
 bowsprit, bo'tprit,a. (mar.) beauprg, m. 
 bo'w-wow, bdii/iao'w, 8. toutou, m. 
 box, bobt, s. buis, m. II bolte, f., coffre, 
 
 carton, m. |l siCge, m. [| loge (de theatre), 
 
 f. || ~ on the ear, 8. soufflet, m. l| ~- 
 
 keeper, R. ouvreur de loges, m. |) ~- 
 
 of floe, R. bureau de location, m. 
 box, boks, T. a. & n. mettre dan* une 
 
 bolte || souffleter || boxer. 
 boxer, bokt'er, B. boxeur, m. 
 boxing 1 , bSkg'ing; ~-day. ( night), 8. 
 
 lendemain de NoSl, m. || ~-match, B. 
 
 combat a coups de poing, m. 
 boy, bify, s. garfon, enfant, m. || day-*, 
 
 B. externe, m. 
 
 boycott, bffj'kSt. v. a. boycotter. 
 boycotting:, boy kit ting, s. borcottage, >. 
 boyhood, bo^' hood, s. enfance, f. 
 boyish, bcty' ish, a. enfantin, pufril. 
 boyishness, btsy' iihnis, s. enfautlllage, 
 
 m., puirlliti, f. 
 brace, bras, s. bandage, lien, m., paire, f. || 
 
 soupente, f. || s, pi. bretelles, f. pi. 
 brace, brat, T. a. lier, attacber, aerrer, 
 
 bander || (mar.) brasser. 
 bracelet, tints' let, B. bracelet, m. 
 brachlal, bra'kitU, a. bracbial. 
 bracing:, bra' tiny, a. fortiiiaut, salutaire. 
 bracken, brak'en, B. (but.) bruyere, fou- 
 
 gdre, f: fin. 
 
 bracket, 6r6k'lt, 8. tasseau, m. || crocaet, 
 bracketed, brUk'Stid, a. egaux. 
 brackish, brdk'un, a. sale, saumatre. 
 brad, brad, B. clou sans tete, m. || awl. 
 
 s. poincon, m. Jchemins de fer anglais, m. 
 Bradshaw, brad'tkata, s. iudlcateur dtul 
 brag-, brag, 8. vauterie, f. 
 brag 1 , brag, y. n. be vanter. 
 brag-g-adoolo, brag gadiftMS, 8. faufarou, 
 
 bableur, m. (fnufaron, m. 
 
 brag-g-art, brag'gert, s. vanUtrd, lu. |J 
 braid, brad, s. tresse, tissure, f. 
 braid, brad, v. a. treaser, entrelacer. 
 brain, bran, 8. cerveau, m., cervelle, f. |) 
 
 jugement, m. l| softeulngr ot the ~, B. 
 
 rauiollissement du cerveau, m. || to rack 
 
 one's -, se casser la tete || ~-pan, a. 
 
 crane, m. 
 
 brain, Arci/i, y. a. falre sauter la cervelle. 
 brainless, bran'lit, a. ficervelfi, Btourdi. 
 braise, brca, v. a. bralser. |f. 
 
 bralsing'-pan, braz'ingp&n, 8. braisiere, 
 brake, brak, B. fougere, f. II buisson, m. II 
 
 brlgoir. m. || bridon, m. (' brimbaie, f. || 
 
 (rail.) trein, in. || ~-van, B. (rail.) wagon 
 
 4 frein, in. [frein, m. 
 
 brakesman, Irdkn'mdn. B. (rail.) garde- 
 bramble, brdm'bl, a. ronoe, f., bioussaillts, 
 bran, bran, s. son, in. If. pi. 
 
 branch, bransh, s. brancbe, 1 1| Buccursale, 
 
 f. || (rail.) embrancbcment, m. || ~-honse, 
 
 s. commandite, f. y --line, s. (rail.) em- 
 
 brancbement, m. 
 branch, bramh, v. a. & n. dlvlser eu 
 
 branches y pousser dea branches 1| t'em- 
 
 brancher. 
 
 Idtt, Mt, far, JoTJ; Mr*, git, Mr : Mint, inn ; nS, kit, provt; hOi> ;
 
 i- trig&nd 
 
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 fcraiad, brand, a. brandon, Usoii, m. || 
 
 /oudre, f. || fletrieaure, f. || (com.) marque, 
 
 f. || new, tout a fait neuf. 
 brand, brand, v. a. diffamer. 
 brandled, bran' did, a. melfi d'eau-de-vie. 
 brandish, brdn'dith, v.a. brandir, secouer. 
 brandy, brdn'di, s. eau-de-vie, f. 
 brass, brae, a. cuivre jaune, airain, m. 
 
 impudence, f. || red ~, a. tombac, m. 
 
 founder, a. fondeur de laiton, m. j 
 
 --wares, a. pi. dinanderie, f. || --wire, 
 
 a. fil de laiton, m. 
 
 brassy, bras' ti, a. d'alraln || impudent. 
 brat, brat, a. bambin, m. 
 bravado, brava'AS, a. bravade, f. 
 brave, brav, a. (-ly, ad.) brave(ment) || 
 
 valllant || courageusement. 
 brave, brav, v. a. braver. ff. 
 
 bravery, bra'veri, s. bravoure, vaillance, 
 bravo, br&'vo, a. assassin a gages, m. 
 bravo I bra' vo, bravo ! fort men ! 
 brawl, brtfUil, s. criaillerie, querelle, f. 
 brawl, brd&l, v. n. criailler, brailler. 
 brawler, brdTit'er, a. criailleur, querelleur, 
 
 m. [petit-sale, m. 
 
 brawn, brdTvn, a. force musculaire, f. || 
 brawnlness, braiim'ints, a. force, fermete, 
 
 durete, f. 
 
 brawny, troll n't, a. chamu, muaculeuz. 
 bray, bra, a. braiment, m. 
 bray, bra, v. n. bralre. 
 brase, brdz, r. a. souder. 
 brasen, bra' tn, v. n. etre impndent || to 
 
 It out, payer d'effronterie. 
 brasen, bra' zn, a. d'airain || impudent [| 
 
 -faced, a. impudent, effronte. 
 brasenness, bra' *n net, a. ressemblanoe 
 
 au cuivre, f. || impudence, effronterie, f. 
 brasler, bra'zitr, f. chaudronnier, di- 
 
 nandier, m. [violation, f. 
 
 breach, brich, a. br6che, f. || rupture, 
 bread, brid, t. pain, m., nourriture, f. || 
 
 brown ~, a. pain bis, m. || household 
 
 -, a. pain de menage, m. 
 breadstuff, brcd'at'if, a. bid, m. 
 breadth, brldth, . largeur, f., 16, m. 
 break, brdk, a. rupture, ouverture, f. II 
 
 pause, f. || alinffa, m. II changement, m. || 
 
 point* du jour, f. || (rail.) frein, m. 
 break, brdk, v. a. A n. ir. rornpre, briaer. 
 
 fracasser || dompter || falre banqueroute [| 
 
 casser || violer || interceptor || crever || to - 
 
 with one , se chamailler, s'entre-qne- 
 breakag-e, brak'aj, a. casse, t (roller. 
 breakdown, brdk doTi'n, s. d6conflture. f. || 
 
 deterioration, f. || InsuccGs, m. || accident, 
 m. 
 breaker, brak'ir, a. briseur, m. |) (fig.) 
 
 vlolateur, m. || (nav.) brisant, m. || brise- 
 
 glace, m. || concasseur, m. 
 breakfast, brik'faat, s. dejeuner, m. 
 breakfast, brik'/dit, v. n. dejeuner. 
 breaking", brak'ing, s. fracture, rupture, 
 
 f. || brtsement, m. || -up, a. dissolution. 
 
 f. || separation, f. || dispersion, f. || fin, I. ([ 
 
 eoiniueiicen>ent des vacaiice, m. II (of 
 
 lee) debacle, f. 
 
 Wff ! /Wf, t\ibt, tub. U chitr, Joy ; 
 
 \ ant Frinch, 
 
 bream, brim. a. brSmt?, f. [m. 
 
 breakwater, brdk' u/u&ifr, a. brlse-mer. 
 
 breast, breat. e. poitrlne, f. || (fig.) ame, I. [j 
 conscience, f. || to make a clean - of It, 
 en avoir le cceur net || --bone, a. brechet, 
 m. || --pin, a. tpingle, broche, f. 
 
 breast, britt, v. a. attaquer de front, 
 register. 
 
 breastplate, tires? plat, e. cnirasae, t. 
 
 breastwork, britt werk, a. parapet, m. 
 
 breath, brtth, a. haleine, respiration, I. || 
 BouJfle. m. || relache, m. || ont of ~, it 
 perte d'haleine || to take ~, reprendre 
 haleine. [ezbaler. 
 
 breathe, breOi, v. a. An. respirer|| souffler || 
 
 breathing-, breOl'ing, g. aspiration, f. || 
 souffle, m. || soupirail, m. [essouffle. 
 
 breathless, brith'lit, a. horn d'haleine, 
 
 breech, brich, s. derrire, postgrieur, m. || 
 -ea.pl. culotte.f. ||knee -es.s.pl. culottes 
 courtes, f. pi. || --loader, s. arme a feu 
 se chargeant par la culasae, f. 
 
 breed, brid, a. race, espece. f. || convge, f. 
 
 breed, bred, v. a. An. ir. engendrer |: 
 produlre |j etre enceinte || a'accroltre, 
 
 breeder, bred' ir } a. prooucteur, pire, m. 
 
 breeding 1 , bred'iny, a. education, instruc- 
 tion, f. 
 
 breese, brez, a. brtse, f. II vent frais, m. 
 
 breesy, brc' zi, a. rafralcnl par les zephlrg. 
 
 brethren, brfOi'ren, a. pi. (pofit) frirea, 
 confreres, m. pi. 
 
 breviary, bre'vitri, a. brgvlalre, m. 
 
 brevity, britfltf. a. briSvete, precision, f. 
 
 brew, bro, T. a. a n braaser if mfilanger || 
 machlner || falre le metier de brasseur. 
 
 brewer, bro'ir, a. brasseur, m. 
 
 brewery, brfftri, a. brasserie, f. 
 
 bribe, brib, a. present, m. || (fig.) appftt, m. 
 
 bribe, brlb. v. a. corrompre. 
 
 briber, bn btr, a. corrupteur, auborneur, m. 
 
 bribery, Sri'tdrt, a. corruption, suborna- 
 tion, f. 
 
 brlok, brik, a. brique, f. || --kiln, a. four 
 & briques. m., btiqueterie, f. 
 
 brlok, brit, T. a. briqueter. [m. 
 
 bricklayer, brW ldfr,s. macon en VHques, 
 
 bridal, bn'dal, a. A s. nuptial U noces, 
 
 bride, Arid, a. fiancSe, fepouee, f. [f. pi. 
 
 brldeg-room, brief grom, a. flancft, m. J| 
 nouvean marie, fpoux, m. ff. 
 
 bridesmaid, brlds'mad, a. fllle d'honneur, 
 
 Bride-well, brid'wil, a. maison de correc- 
 
 brldg-e, brlj, a. pout, m. Itiou, f. 
 
 brldg-e, bni, y. a. construlre un pont. 
 
 bridle, brVdl, a. bride, f. || frein, m. H 
 --road, --way, a. route cavaliire, f. 
 
 bridle, bn'dl, v. a. mettre la bride | 
 gouveruer [| to ~ (np), v. n. se redresser. 
 
 brief, brif, a. Qur.) dossier, m. || bref, m. II 
 In ~, en bref. [ad. briivemeut. 
 
 brief, bref, a. bref, court || concla || ly, 
 
 briefless, breflfi, a. sans cause (avocat). 
 
 brier, bn'tr, s. ronce, f. || brouaaalllea, t. pi 
 
 bri(f, brig, s. btlck, m. 
 
 bri^Ade, btigad', t. brigade, f. 
 
 brljc aud, liriy'and, a. brigand, m. 
 
 **, ;>, lOttt, a(; thing, Oltrt, 
 
 3
 
 34 
 
 Iff gLt Luc kid 
 
 brig-fat, tirit, a. luiaaut, brillaut, Ulustre, 
 
 eclatant|iintelligent||-ly,ad.brlllanjment. 
 brighten, brit'n, T. a. An. (aire briller, 
 
 polir || rendre lllustre || s'eclaircir. 
 brightness, brifnfs, g. lustre, m., clarU, 
 
 eplendpur, I., fclat, m. 
 brill, brtl, g. barbue, t. fdeur, f. 
 
 brilliancy, brifydntf, 8. 6clat, m., splen- 
 brllllant, brifydnt, s. brillanU m. 
 brilliant, bril'ydnt, a. brillant. 
 brim, brim, s. bord, m. || eiti-eiuitS, t. 
 brim, brim, v. a. & n. rempllr jusqu'au 
 
 bora || 6tre plein jusqu'au bord. 
 brimful, brim'/Sol, a. plein jnsqu'au bord. 
 brlmmlngr, brim'ming, a. tout plein. 
 brimstone, brim'ston, e. soure, m. 
 brindled; brln'dld, a. tachelg, tavelS. 
 brine, brln, 8. saumure, f . || onde amfire, f . 
 brine, bnn, y. a. treraper dana la saumure. 
 bring:, briny, T. a. Ir. apporter, ameoer, 
 
 conduire, prfivnioir sur || to ~ forth 
 
 produtre || to ~ forward, (aire avancer 
 
 sum brought forward, report, m. 
 
 to ~ to, ramener a la ralson || (mar. 
 
 mettre en panne. 
 
 bringing- up, bring' ing up, s. Education, f . 
 brink, bringt, t. bord, m. || (tig.) penchant, 
 briny, bn'ni, a. anjer, sale 1 , [m. 
 
 brisk, brisk a. vigoureux, Tit, anime. 
 
 apirltueux if -IT, ad. Tivement; (com.) 
 
 actiremem. [(. 
 
 brisket, brUk<St, t. poitrine (d'un animal), 
 briskness, tritfntt, 8. vivaclUS, gaietd, 
 
 Yigueur, ardeur, f. || (com.) activity t. 
 bristle, briSsl, a. sole de sangller, t. || 
 
 (hot) poll, m. 
 
 bristle, brufal T. a. (A n.) (se) hfirisser. 
 bristly, brit'li, a. herisse'. 
 Britannia-metal, britdn'nlimif I, e. 
 
 ine'tal blanc anglais, m. [caauel. 
 
 brittle, brifl, a. frele, fragile, caasant || 
 brlttleness, brit'lnis, 8. fragility f. 
 broach, broch, T. a. mettre a la brocbe y 
 
 percer || publier || inventer. 
 broad, brnii'd, a. large, Taste, grand || 
 
 plein, entier, grossicr || obscfine. 
 broadcloth, briftod' cloth, 8. drap fin, m. 
 broadside, brtfCufiul, 8. flanc d'un Tals- 
 
 geau, m. || bordee, (. 
 
 broadsword, brftvd' si/rd, 8. espadon, m. 
 brocade, bro lead" , 8. biocart. m. 
 broccoli, brdk'kSK, 8. brocoli, m. 
 brogrue, brog, 8. sabot, m. J| patoia, m. 
 brolder, br&f/'ddr, T. a. vide embroider, 
 broil, br<X/l, 8. brouillerie, dispute, t || 
 
 tumulte.m. fbruler. 
 
 broil, brfffl T. a. & n. griller |l se griller II 
 broken, brffkn, p. it a. cassl || interrompu || 
 
 ecorcbe |j week, a. semaine aveo ua 
 
 Jour de fete, f. || --winded, a. poussif. 
 broker, bra" kir, 8. courtier, m.JI trlpier, 
 
 m. || brocanteur, in. || outside ~, . 
 
 courtier marron. 
 
 brokerage, bro'ktra], . courtage, m. 
 bronchial, bring" kicU, a. bronchial, m. 
 bronchitis, brong let' tie, e. bruuchile, f. 
 bronme, brorn, . brunz, m. 
 
 bronze, brtinx, T. a. bronxer. 
 
 brooch, brock, *. brocbe, f. U camaXeu. 111, 
 
 brood, brud, B. couTee, f. if race, f. || ~- 
 
 hen, 8. couveuse, f. fcouver. 
 
 brood, brod T. a. A n. Boigner, nourrir || 
 brook, brtjtlK, 8. ruisseau, m. 
 brook, br06k, v. a. & n. endurer, souttrir. 
 brooklet, brSQk'Ut, B. petit ruisseau, m. 
 broom, brom, a. (bot.) genet, m. || balai, m. || 
 
 ~- stick, s. manche a balai, m. 
 broth, brcfOith, s. bouillon, m. 
 brothel, broth' II, a. bordel, m. 
 brother, brutn'er, s. frfire, m. ||~-ln-law, 
 
 8. beau-fr8re, m. [f. || contrSrie. t. 
 
 brotherhood, br&Ol'tr h86d, 8. fraternita, 
 brotherly, br-Hn'trK, a. & ad. fraternelle 
 
 (raent) || de fa-fire. 
 brougham, bro' dm, 8.. brougham, coupe, 
 
 m. 
 brow, brow, s. sourcil, m. |l front, air, m. B 
 
 to knit one's ~, Ironoer le sourcil. 
 browbeat, broWbet, T. a. Jeter on regard 
 
 8<5vre sur. 
 
 brown, broTvn, s. couleur brune, f. 
 brown, brffU'n, T. a. brunir || gratiner. 
 bro-wn, br<fO/n, a. brun, de couleur brune || 
 
 ~ paper, a. papier gris, m. || ~ study, 
 
 8. pensees sombres, I. pi. U ~ sugar, B. 
 
 cassonade, f. 
 
 brownish, bra&n'ith, &. brunatre. 
 brownness, bro&n'nit, a. couleur brune, f. 
 browse, bruwi, T. a. brouter. 
 bruise, brojs, s. meurtrissure, bosse, f. 
 bruise, broz, T. a. ecraaer, lueurtrir. 
 bruit, bra 1 it, a. bruit, rapport, m. 
 bruit, bro' it, T. a. 6bruiter. 
 Brummag'em, brun'djem, a. de mauvala 
 
 aloi, faux. 
 brunt, brunt, 8. choc, m., violence, f. |] 
 
 (of fire-arms) feu, m. 
 brush, brush, s. brosse, vergette, f. || queue 
 
 de renard, f. || attaque, f., assaut, m. 
 brash, brush, T. a. a, n. brosser, d^crotter || 
 
 raser || effleurer || decamper || to ~ off, 
 
 deserter. [broussaHles, f. pi. 
 
 brush-wood, brUsh'wffcd, a. bourree, f., 
 brutal, brfftdl, a. (-ly, ad.) brutal(ement) [l 
 
 cruel(leDient). 
 
 brutallse, brStdli*, T. a. (cfen. ) (s')abrutlr. 
 brutality, bro tdl'iti, a. brutalltfi, cruauto, 
 brute, brut, s. brute, bete, f. |f. 
 
 brute, brat, a. brutal, sauvage. 
 brutish, bru'tish, a. brut, brutal || sensnel. 
 bryony, l/ri'oni, s. (bot.) bryone, f. 
 bubble, bub'bl, 8. bulle d'air, f. || bagatelle, 
 
 f. || (fig.) chimera, f. || duperie, f. 
 bubble, bub'til, T. a. <t n. duper || bouil- 
 
 lonner. [bustler, m. 
 
 buccaneer, bUkdner', g. boucanler, fli- 
 baok, bak, a. daim, cbevrsuil, f. || luron, f. || 
 
 lapin, m. || leseive, f. |] ~-shot, a. che- 
 
 vrotine, f. [I ~'thorn, g. (bot.) nerproo, 
 bucket, buk'lt.s. seau, m. [m, 
 
 bucking, bvk'ing, B. lessire, f. 
 buckle, buVl, s. boucle, f. || boucle da 
 
 cheveux, f. [en bouclea || a'appllquer a. 
 buckle, buk"l, T. a. A u. lioucler. mettre 
 
 UUt. h<U. far. lot/; hen, gSt. ktr ; mine, inn; no. Kit, frovt :
 
 buckler burst 
 
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 buckler, bOtfUr, . bouclier, m., tuiua 
 defensive, f. 
 
 buckram, buk'ram. a. bougran, ra, 
 
 buckskin, buftkin, 8. peau de dattn || 
 sort* d'toffe de Inlne, f. [noir, m. 
 
 buckwheat, bvk'hwet, g. sarrasln, bt<5 
 
 bucolic, bulcfil'ifc, a. bucollque. 
 
 bud, Aurf, 8. bouton, bourgeon, Jet, m. 
 
 buddhlst, bOOd'dist, 8. bouddhiste, m. 
 
 budg-e, ftty, T. n. se remuer, (rgtiller. 
 
 budg-et, buj'tt, s. budget m. || sac, m. 
 
 buff, 6ti/ 8. peau de buff le prfiparfie, (. 
 
 buff, fcuy, a. de peau de buifle || de couleur 
 chamois. 
 
 buffalo, bar fa 1, ' buf fie, m. 
 
 buffer, biir fir, (rail.) tampon, m. 
 
 buffet, biif' fet, B. coup de poing, in. 
 
 buffet, buf fit, v. a. (& D.) (se) battre & 
 coups de poing. 
 
 buffoon, bfiffon' , 8. bouffon, m. 
 
 buffoonery, bufiun'iri, 8. bouffpnnerie, 
 
 bur, bug, 8. punalse, f. [drolerie, f. 
 
 bug-bear, buy' bar, a. loup-garon, 6uou- 
 vantail, m. 
 
 buggy, bug'gf, 8. amfirlcatne, f. (caliche). 
 
 bus le, fru'j/, a. cor de cliasse, m. 
 
 burner, bii'yltr, s. cluiron, m. 
 
 buhl, but, B. marqueterie (de Boule), (. 
 
 build, bild, 8. construction, forme, f. 
 
 build, bild, v. a. i n. ir. batlr, coQstrulre || 
 ee rcposer, compter 8ur. 
 
 builder, bild'er, t. entrepreneur de bati- 
 ments, m. II (fig.) fondateur, m. 
 
 building-, bild'tng, 8. bailment , m. || 
 Edifice, m., construction, f. 
 
 bulb, bulb, B. bulbe, f., olgnon, m. || ~ of 
 the eye, 8. pupllle, f. 
 
 bulbous, bulb vi, a. bulbeuz. 
 
 bulflnob, bwrfinik, a. bouvreuil, m. 
 
 bulge, bilij, B. (mar.) fonds, m. pi. 
 
 bulge, biilj, T. n. prfndre eau. 
 
 bulk, bulk, B. grosseur, masse, quantity, f, [I 
 cbarpe d'un bfttimcut, f. || calibre, m. |j 
 by the ~, & forfalt. (lence, f. 
 
 bnlklnesi, biilk'incs, a. grosseur, corpu- 
 
 bnlky, bulk'i, a, grand, massif || corpulent || 
 volumlneuz. 
 
 bull, bvSl, s. taureau, m. || bfivue, f. || 
 bulise, f. || --baiting, --fight, B. course 
 de taureauz, tauromachie, f ., combat de 
 taureauz, m.|| -dog, a. boule-dogue, m.ll 
 --frog-, s. grenoullle muglsaante, (. || 
 -bead, B. tourdaud, m. || 's-eye, 8. 
 cpil-dc-bceuf. m. || lanterne ft riflecteur, L 
 
 bullet, bStt'llt, s. boulet, m., balle, f. 
 
 bulletin, bete Htm, B. bulletin, m. 
 
 bullion, o&Ofyvn, s. or, argent en liugots, m. 
 
 bullock, b06f6k, 8. jcune taureau, m. || 
 bnuf, rn. 
 
 bully, brttli. i. tapageur, fanz brave, m. 
 
 bully, bsol'li, T. n. (alre le fanfaron. 
 
 bulrush, bOtfr&ih, 8 Jonc, m. [part, f. 
 
 bulwark, bS6l'u/irk, B. boulevard, rem- 
 
 bulwark, ISbrwirk, v. a. fortifier. 
 
 bnmbrfat, bum' but, t. bateau de pro- 
 visions, m. 
 
 bump, bump, 8. bosae, f. || coup, m. 
 
 bump, tump, v. a. tieurter, trapper, (aveo 
 
 toroe). fin. 
 
 bumper, bump'tr, i. rasade, f.. rouge-bord, 
 bumpkin, b-um'kin, 8. rustre, lourdaud, m. 
 bumptious, bUm'tMit, a. qui fait d'em- 
 
 barras. 
 
 bun, Aun, a. baba, m. 
 bunch, bunth, a. bosse, tmnenr, L y fals- 
 
 ceau, m. || grappe, f. 
 bunoh, JunsA, v. n. bomber, 
 bnnchy, bunsh'l, a. tooffu, en grappB || 
 
 noueuz. [poignee, f. 
 
 bundle, bun'dl, a. paquet, m. || fagot, m. y 
 bundle, bun'dl, T. a. empaqueter. 
 bang*, bung, s. bondon, m. || hole, a. 
 
 bonde. f. fdienne, f 
 
 bungalow, bung' gH IS, s. baraque ln- 
 bungle, bung' gl, a. bfivue, fauie, f. 
 bungle, bung gl, v. a. bouslller, mas- 
 
 sacrer. 
 
 bungler, bung' gUr, B. sabotier, m. 
 bunion, bvn'yun, B. olgnon, m. 
 bunker, bung'ker, B. ooute au charbon, f. 
 bunting 1 , bun' ting, 8. drapeau, m. 
 buoy, ti((T6)o^/, s. (mar.) boufe, f. 
 buoy, b(o~t*)<f]j, v. a. <St n. faire flotter || 
 
 flotter. [surnager, f. || (fig.) ICgeretfi, f. 
 buoyancy, b(B6)ffj'an\, B. famlifi da 
 buoyant, b(ot>)ofy'ant, a. flottunt, It^er. 
 burden, ber'dn, s. fardeau, m., charge, 
 
 f. || refrain, m. || beast ot ~, bSte da 
 
 nomine, f. 
 
 burden, bir'dn, v. a. surcbarger. 
 burdensome, birdntum, a. pesant, onS- 
 
 reuz. [glouteron, m. 
 
 burdook, btr'dSk, a. fbot.) bardane, L, 
 burgess, ber'jtt, s. bourgeois, in. || re- 
 
 praentant de bourg, m. [geoln, m. 
 
 burgher, berg' er, s. citoyen, franc bou> 
 bnrglar, btrplir, a. voleur de nult avea 
 
 effractlon, m. 
 burglarious, bbrg'lurius, a. de vol d* 
 
 null. | of fraction, m. 
 
 burglary, berg'liri, a. yol de null aveo 
 burgomaster, btr'gSn&ittr, a. bourg- 
 
 mestre, rn. 
 burial, bir'idl, a. enterrement, m., funS- 
 
 rallies, f. pi. || --ground, a. cimetltre, 
 burlesque, brll>K , a. burlesque, in. Im. 
 burlesque, btrUtk' , T. a. tourner eo ndl- 
 
 cule. 
 
 burlesque, btrliff , a. burlesque, bouffon. 
 burly, b it'll, a. replet, gros et gras, dudu. 
 burn, tern, a. brdlune, l\\ cultc, f. 
 burn, birn, v. a. 4 u. Ir. brOler || cautrlser U 
 
 Incendler. [in. 
 
 burner, b&rn'tr, a. bruleur || (gas--) bee, 
 burning; -glass, birn'inyyldt. a. mirolr 
 
 ardent, m. [v. n. luire. 
 
 burnish, btr'nith, T. a. brunlr, pollr || ~, 
 burrow, turVo, s. laplniSrv, f. 
 burrow, bur'ru, v. n. s'enclotir. 
 bursar, btr'ttr, a. bounier, m. |] eoonome, 
 
 m. 
 
 bnrsarship, bet'siriMp, t. ftconomat, m. 
 burst, hirst, a. fracas, Sclat, m. || (Hg.) 
 
 mouvement, m. || explosion, f. 
 
 6cJ; ftrtt. tutii, <u4. y chair, joy ; gcmt, yi$; tout, zeal; 
 
 thing, Olirt. 
 
 3*
 
 Irani cale&raoas 
 
 burnt, bent, v. 11. ir. crever, se crever, 
 
 e'cluur, se briber || -\ag oharg-e, a. 
 
 bonibe foudroyante, f. 
 burthen, ber'fhn, s. vide burden. 
 bury, ber"t, v. a. enterrer || cacher. 
 burylngr-ground, bfr" \ in g ground , s. 
 bus, but, s. omnibus, m. LcimetiJre, m. 
 busby, bus' hi, a. col back, m. 
 bash, oi38A, s. buisson, nj. II bouchon de 
 
 cabaret, m. || to beat about the ~, 
 
 tourner autour du pot. 
 bushel, bfiSth'tl, s. boisseau, m. (40 litres). 
 bushy, bS6th."l, a. buissonneux, touffu. 
 busily, blz'ih, ad. avec empressement, 
 
 nrdem merit. 
 business, biz'nes, a. affaire, occupation, 
 
 f. || mind your own ~ t melez-vous de 
 
 TOS prnpres affaires ! 
 busk, butk. s. busc, m. 
 buskin, bui'kin, a. cothurne, brodequin, 
 buss, bus, a. baiser, m. [m. 
 
 bust, bust, 8. buste, m. 
 bustard, butfterd, s. ontarde, f. 
 bustle, tils'/, a. tumulte, fracas, m. || 
 
 tournure, f. fs'empresser. 
 
 bustle, but'l, v. a. se remuer beaucoup, 
 busy, b\z"\j v. a. oecuper, employer. 
 busy, biz'i, a. occupp, affairg. 
 busybody, biz'ibSd'i, a. officieuz, m. 
 but, tut, c. amis, si ce n'est, sinon, seule- 
 
 nient, moins | exceptg, bormis. 
 butcher, bntick'er, a. boucher, m. 
 butcher, b&Sch'er, v. a. inassacrer, ggorger. 
 butchery, boucfi'eri, a. boucnerie, f., 
 
 carnage, m. 
 
 butler, but'ler, sommelier, m. 
 butt, but, a. butte, f., jouet, plastroa, m. || 
 
 botte. f. || pipe, f., muid, m. 
 butt, but, v. n. cosser. 
 butter, but'ter, a. beurre, m. || -ed egrg-s, 
 
 s. eeufg brouilleX m. pi. 
 butter, bufltr, v. a. beurrer, <5tendre du 
 
 beurre sur. fm. 
 
 buttercup, bufterkup, a. Jaunet (fleur), 
 butterny, but'terfli, a. papillon, m. 
 buttermilk, buffer milk, s. babeurre, m. 
 buttery, bufteri, a. buureux, beurr. 
 buttock, bUl'tok, s. cimier, m., croupe, f. 
 button, bvt'n, a. bouton, m. || bourgeon, 
 
 m. || --hole, g. boutonnidre, f. || ~-hook, 
 
 8. tire-bouton, m. 
 
 button, but'n, v. a. (in.)(se)boutonner. 
 buttress, buftres, s. arc-boutant, m. 
 buttress, but'tres, v. a. arc-bouter. 
 buxom, buk'sum, a. souple, gal, enjoufi, 
 
 amoureux || -ly, ad. docilement, amou- 
 
 reuseaient. 
 
 buy, bi, v. a. ir. ncheter. fment, m. 
 
 bum, buz, 8. bourdonnement, cbucbote- 
 bnss, buz, v. n. bourdonner. 
 >>7> *'< P r - <t ad. prSs de, auprfs de, par, 
 
 sur (I d'apres, & part || - and ~, tout & 
 
 1'beure, bicniot || ~ the bye, ft propos || 
 
 ~ the tray, en passant || ~ day, de 
 
 jour || -all means, u quolque prix que 
 
 ce sou || ~ no means, nullement. 
 by, bi; --blow, s. coup de Uasard, m. || 
 
 ~-laue, E. ruelle utu-iiaule, (. || --)_ w , 
 8. slutut, 111. || loi locale, f. || ~-aame, n. 
 sumom, sobriquet, m. || ~-path, s. sen- 
 tier (leioiinn?, m. || ~-street, s. rue 
 lat^rale, f. || ~- way, g. chemin dtoumd, 
 m. 
 
 bye, !>l, s. adieu, m. II good ~ I adieu ! 
 
 byg-one, bi'gon, a. passtf || let -s be -s I 
 <jai.' le passe soil pass. 
 
 bystander, bi' slander, a. assistant, spec- 
 tateur, m. |d'injure, m. 
 
 byword, b7wird, 8. proverbe, m. || terme 
 
 C. 
 
 cab, kdb, a. cabriolet, m. || fiacre, m. H 
 hansom -~, s. cabriolet anglnis, m. || ~- 
 stand, 8. station dp voitures de place, f. 
 
 cabal, kdhnl' , s. cabalc, f. || intrigue, f. 
 
 cabal, ka'bdl, v. n. cabaler. 
 
 oabbagre, kub'buj, s. cliou, m. || -let- 
 tuce, s. Initue pommee, f. [iner. 
 
 cabbagre, kdb'bdj, v. a. <t n. gratter II pom- 
 cabby, kdb'bi, cab-driver, kab'driver, 
 cabman, kdb' man, s. cocher, m. 
 
 cabin, kab'in, s. cabinet, m., cabane, chau- 
 luifre, f. || -boy, s. mousse, m. || - 
 passengror, 8. passager de premiere 
 classe, m. [dans une cabane. 
 
 eabin, kab'in, v. a. <fe n. enfermer or vivre 
 
 cabinet, kdb' In it, s. cabinet, m. || ~- 
 Oouncil, 8. conseil privS du roi, m. || 
 --maker, s. fibtniste, m. 
 
 cable, ka'bl, 8. cable, m. || ~-leng-th, g. 
 encttblure, f. 
 
 cable, ka'bl, r. a. c&bler. 
 
 caboose, kdboi', a. (mar.) cuisine f. 
 
 cachou, kdsh ff , a. cachou, m. 
 
 cackle, kdk'l, a. caquet, m. 
 
 cackle, kdk'l. v. n. caqueter || ricaner. 
 
 cackler, kdk ler, a. caquetcur, m. 
 
 cactus, kdkfliis, a. (bot.) cactus, cactier, m. 
 
 cad, kdd, a. cpnducteur d'omnibus, m. || 
 gamin, m. 
 
 cadaverous, kdddv' frits, a. cadaveretii. 
 
 caddy, kad'di, a. botte & thJ, f. 
 
 cadence, kSdens,t. (mus.) chute, cadence, 
 
 cadence, kd'dens, T. a. cadencer. [f. 
 
 cadet, kadet', a. cadet, m. || volontaire, 111. 
 
 caesura, sizu'rd, a. eel sure, f. 
 
 eagre, kdj, a. cage, f. || prison, f. 
 
 eagre, kdj, v. a. mettre en cage || empri- 
 sonner. Jm. 
 
 caitiff, kd'lif, a. malheureux, miserable, 
 
 cajole, kdjor, v. a. cajoler, caresser. 
 
 cajolery, kdjo'leri, a. cajolerie, f. 
 
 cake, kal:, s. gateau, m. 
 
 cake, kdk, v. n. se former en croute. 
 
 calabash, kST abash, a. calcbasse, f. 
 
 calamitous, kuldrn'itus, a. calamitenz 
 nmllieureux. 
 
 calamity, kdldm'itl, a. calamity, miseTf, 
 
 calash, kdldsh', a. calecbe, f. If. 
 
 calcareous, k&lka'nut, a. calcaire. 
 
 Utt, hit, fur, lu&; hire, yit, her; mine, Inn; nS, kit, priv*;
 
 calcine canonisation 
 
 37 
 
 calcine, kdi'tin. v. a. (& n.) (se) calclner. 
 calculable, kdfkuldbl, a. calculable, 
 calculate, MTMHt.T. a. calculer.cornpter 
 
 (BUT) || ajuster. [propre a, favorable a. 
 calculated, idF Jfcu la tgd.e.. calculi adaptfi, 
 calculation, kal kii. la' thiin. s. calcul, m., 
 
 nupputation, (.. compte, m. 
 calculator, kdl'ku later, s. calculateor, m. 
 oaloulua, kafk-iilus, 8. (m6d.) calciil, m. 
 caldron, kdXbl'dron, s. chaudron, m. 
 oalef actor, kil'tfdkUr, s. digesteor, m. 
 calendar, kgfifndir, 8. calendrier, alma- 
 
 nach, m. 
 
 calender, k<U'Xndr, 8. calandre, f. 
 calender, kiffndfr, v. a. calandrer. 
 calf, ktif, B. reao. m. (I gras de la jambe, m. 
 calibre, k&Fiber, s. calibre, m. 
 calico, kdl'iko, B. caltcot, m., Indlenne, f. 
 calisthenics, kaUtthin'tks, 8. pi. exer- 
 cises j?yTnn.a8tlque8, m. pi. 
 'calk, kiffok, v. a. cauater. 
 all, loft I, 8. appel, m., inrltatlon, f. [I com- 
 
 manderaent, ordre, m. II -bell, 8. timbre 
 
 (de table), m. [| bird, B. chanterelle, 
 
 f. || --boy, 8. donaestique, m. 
 call. kdVvL, T. a. appeler || nommer || rap- 
 
 peler (I citer II aisembler || commander II 
 
 to ~ for, rlclamer, demander, envoyer 
 
 cbercher, aller prendre II to ~ on, passer 
 
 chez || within ~. a portee de la voix. 
 onlllff raphy, kal Kg'rtft, a. calligraphic, f. 
 caning-, ktfUif ling , 8. vocation, 1 || pro- 
 
 feMion,, f., mfitier, m. || eniplol, m. 
 callolty, kallMiti, B. calloaite, f. 
 callous, kal' Hit, a. calleux || Insensible. 
 eallofr, kafld, a. Bans plumes || jeune. 
 calm, kam, 8. calme, m. || dead ~, calme 
 
 plat, m. 
 
 calm, kam, v. a. calmer, 
 calm, kam, a. (-ly, ad.) calme(ment). tran- 
 
 quille(ment). (liui f. 
 
 calmness, kam'nit, B. calme, m., tranquil- 
 calomel, kal' 5 mil, 8. calomel, m. 
 caloric, kal fir 1 Ik. t. caloriquo, m. 
 caltrop, kal'trdp, . chausse-trappe, f. || 
 
 hene, f. 
 
 oalnmnlatA, kd liim' ni at , v . a. calomnler. 
 calumniation, kdlUmnltf ihun, B. diffa- 
 
 malion, f. 
 calumniatory, kaltim'niattri, a. calom- 
 
 nlcux, dlffamant. Jtion, f. 
 
 oalnmny, kal'iimnf, 8. calomnle, diffama- 
 Oalvary. kal' van, 8. le Calvaire, m. 
 calve, kdv, r. n. veler || (fig. j enfanter. 
 Calvinism, k#fvinizm,. calvitiisme, m. 
 cambric, kam'brik, B. tolle de Cambrai. 
 
 batiste, f. 
 
 amol, kam' ft, B. cbameau, m. 
 
 amaleopard, k&m'fllpdrd, 8. girafe, f. 
 
 amallla, kamiflia, a. (but.) cauielia, o>. 
 
 jmeo, kam' en, cauibe, ui. 
 
 amera, kam'trb, . ctiaaibre de l'pp<ureU 
 
 phutograpblquii. r 
 
 iiJUi>aiU<i, kam v mil, M. cuuiooillle, f. 
 
 oup. k&mp, B. camp, m. || -follower, 
 
 B. ooldat du train, m. II stool, 8. pliaut, 
 camp, k&mp, r. n. camper. LIU. 
 
 campaign, kam pan', 8. expedition mlll- 
 
 talre t f. [pagne. 
 
 oampalgrn, kSmp&n', v. n. falre une cam- 
 oampalcrner, kam pan' tr, 8. vieux soldat, 
 camphor, kam' far, 8. camphre, m. [m. 
 camphorated, kam'ftralld, a. camphn$. 
 can, lean, 8. bidon, m. [savotr. 
 
 can, kdn, v. n. ir. pouvoir, etre capable de, 
 canal, k&n&l' , 8. canal, conduit, m. 
 canary (bird), led nd' ri bird, 8. canarl, 
 
 serin, m. fblffer || annuller || rtsllier. 
 
 cancel, kan'nfl, v. a. canceller || efiacer \\ 
 cancer, kiin'eir, 8. cancer, m. 
 cancerous, kSn'ttrOt, a. canc4reax. 
 candelabrum, kandfla'brum, B. cande- 
 
 labre, m. 
 candid, kan' did, a. candtde, frano || -ly, 
 
 ad . franchement, de or en bonne fo(. 
 candidate, kdn' dl del, 8. candldat, aspi- 
 rant, m. 
 
 candled, kdn'itd, a. cmidl, ronftl. 
 candle, kAn'dl, s. chandelle. f. II ~-end 
 
 8. bout de chandrlle, ra. II --Hprht, R. 
 
 luini^re d'une chandelle, des chandelles,'- 
 Oandleimas, kAn'dl mat.*, la Cbandeleor, f. 
 candlestick, k&n'dlitik. s. chandelier, 
 
 m. || flambeau, m. || cand^labre, m. 
 candour, kan'dir, 8. candeur, franchise, 
 candy, kan'df. 8. candl, m. lloyaute, t. 
 candy, kan'di, v. a. A n. ooulire au Sucre 
 
 || se candir. 
 cane, kan, B. canne, f., roseau, m. || hftton, 
 
 m. H ~-bottom(ed) chair, B. chaise 
 
 nattee, f. 
 
 cane, kan, v. a. bfttonner. 
 canicular, k&nik'uler, a. caniculalre. 
 canine, ka'nln, a. canln, de chien. 
 caning-, ka'ning, B. coups de canne, m. pi. || 
 
 voice de coups de canne, f . 
 canister, kan'istir, 8. bolte de fer-Wanc || 
 
 corbeille, bolte a th<S, t || shot, s. 
 
 mltraille. f. 
 canker, kang'kfr, 8. chancre, m. || (Hg.) 
 
 ver rongeur, m. ffecter || (se) corrompre. 
 canker, kang'kir, v. a. A n. ronger || in- 
 cankerous, kdng'ktrtit, a. chancreux. 
 cannibal, kan'mbal, s. cannibale, anlhro- 
 
 pophage, m. fphagle, f. 
 
 cannibalism, kdn'nibfiltem, 8. anthropo- 
 cannon, kdn'min, 8. canon, m. II (at bil- 
 liards) cararabolage, m. [I ~-ball, B. 
 
 boulet de canon, m. || --shot, B. coup 
 
 de canon, m. 
 
 cannon, kan'ndn, v. n. caramboler. 
 cannonade, kdnndndd', B. canonnade, f. 
 cannonade, kann6na<l' , v. n. canonner. 
 cannoneer, kdnnonir', B. canonnler, m. 
 cannot - can not. 
 canny, k&n'n{, a. (Ecoss.) prudent, 
 oauoe, kdnff, 8. ctmot, m. 
 oauun, kbn'&n. B. canon, m., regie, f. || 
 
 ctianolue, m. || ~-law, 8. druit canon, m. 
 oanouatfii, kan' Annie, 8. cbblioinesae, t. 
 oaitouioiU, XuftJ/i'iAiW a. oujobiauo U 
 
 s, a. pi. habits d>* otireiiionle, m. pL 
 canonisation, kdn S ? id' a Aim, B. iuun. 
 
 nisation, f. 
 
 bdf; fStl, tube, tub. || oAair, Joy; game, yt; tout, mat; thing, Our'..
 
 38 
 
 canonise careless 
 
 canonlBO, k&n'dnit.v. a. mettre an nombre 
 dfa salnis. \sMj>, s. canonical, m. 
 
 canonry, kin'fnrf. oanonshlp, kin'fm- 
 
 oanopy, kin'Spt, g. dais, baldaquin, m. 
 
 c*nt, Vint, B. argot, jargon, m. || hypo- 
 MHkf. 
 
 cant, kdnf, T. a. A n. parler tra Jargon [| 
 tain le cafard. (m. 
 
 Can tab, Mn'tSb, e. titudlant de Cambridge, 
 
 cantankerous , kantSng'k^ruf , a. re- 
 rfiche, aeariatre. 
 
 eantoen, kin tin', 8. cantine, f . || bidon, m. 
 
 canter, ktn'Ur, a, faux devot, hypocrite, 
 m. || petit galop, m. 
 
 oanter, kdn'ttr, T. n. aller an petit, galop. 
 
 4antharld.es, k&nth&r'ldSr, B. pi. can- 
 tharides, t pi. 
 
 canticle, kin'tfH, n. can U one, m. 
 
 eantlnr, kdnflng. a. cafard, hypocrite. 
 
 can to, kSn'tS, B. chant, m. 
 
 canton, kin' tin, t. canton, m. || contree, f. 
 
 canton, kan'tSn, r. a. & n. diviser en can- 
 tons |] cantonner. [ment, m. 
 
 cantonment, k&ntffn'mfnt, t. cantonne- 
 
 oanvas, kin'vdr, B. canevas, m. II flolllci- 
 tation de suffrage*, candidature, f. || ~- 
 baoked duck, R. canard am#ricaJn, m. 
 
 canvass, kJtn'tSt, r. a. examiner, d- 
 battre || golliciter lea suffrages, ftateur, m. 
 
 o&nT&sser, k&n'vUe tr, t. sollidteur || scru- 
 
 oaontohoao, kffehaek, a. caoutchouc, m. 
 
 cap, kip, g. bonnet, m., casquette, f. || 
 capsule, f. D couvercle, m. || a feather In 
 one's ~, une bague an dolgt || to set 
 one's ~ at one, vonloir captiver qn. 
 
 cap, kdp, T. a. i n . oter le bonnet || colffer. 
 
 capability, kipt bit f If, s. capacite, L 
 
 capable, *a'pdi/, a. capable, propre ft. 
 
 eapaolons, kdpd'ihut, a. large, spacieuz. 
 
 capacitate, kap&ifit&l, v. a. rendre ca- 
 pable, [ligence, f. 
 
 capacity, k&pSjfltl, . capacity, Intel- 
 
 eaparlson, tapdr'{*i/n, g. caparacon, m. 
 
 caparison, kHpAr"tt<~i-n, T. a. caparacon- 
 ner. [d'un manteau, m. 
 
 cape, toe, R. cap, promontolre, m. || collet 
 
 caper, ka'pi/r, a. cabriole, f., entrechat, 
 m. U cftprp, f. 
 
 caper, kfptr r. n. faire deg cabrlolea. 
 
 capillary. ktp'illOri, a. capillalre. 
 
 capital . k&p'tt el, s. capltale, mfitropole, 
 f. J| majuBcule, f. || chapiteau, m. || capi- 
 tal, m. 
 
 capital, tdp'l(dZ,a. capital, principal || ex- 
 cellent || -ly, ad. criminellement || ft mer- 
 Teille. 
 
 capitalise, kap"ttitti*, y. a. capltallser. 
 
 capitalist, kdp ttalist, B. capitaliste, m. 
 
 capitation, kdp I ta' shun, B. taze par tSte, 
 
 oapltol, kdp' its:, g. capitole, m. If. 
 
 capitular, kdpiful&r, e. membre d'on 
 chaplire, m. 
 
 oapltolaUt, kipffulitt v. n. capltuler. 
 
 vayltaliiUuu, kSpituia'tktn. . capita- 
 
 UUUH. f. 
 
 capon, kA'jm, g. cliapon, m. [t 
 
 aaprloe, kdpret', g. caprice, m., bizarrerie, 
 
 capricious, ki pri'th'fa, a, caprlcieui fl 
 ly, ad. capricieunement. fcomc, m. 
 
 Capricorn, kap'ri kdfrrn, B. (astr.) Capri- 
 capsize, k&psiif. v. a. renverser, chavirer. 
 
 capstan, kdp'stdn, g. cabegtan, m. 
 
 capsule, k/M mil, B. capgule, f. 
 
 captain, kdp' tin, g. capita Inp, chef, m. U 
 ~ of foot, capitalne d'lnfanterie, m. || - 
 of horse, capitaine de cayalerle, m. 
 
 captaincy, kip' tin i, g. grade de capi- 
 talne, m. |j capltainerie, f. 
 
 captainship, kdp'tlnthip,*. commande- 
 ment, m. || talent mllltaire, m. 
 
 captious, kAp'tkun, a. captieux, InsMlmr || 
 chicaneur || ly, ad. captieusement. 
 
 CApttonanesfi, kdp'thvtnli, B. humenr 
 potnUlleune, f. || guacrptibillte, f. 
 
 captivate, kAp'tlvdt, T. a. capUver n en- 
 chanter. 
 
 oaptlve, k&p'tlv, . captif, m. 
 
 captive, kdp'tlv, a. captif fl to take % 
 falre prison nier. 
 
 captivity, kdpttv'ttt, B. captivltA f. 
 
 captor, kdp'tfr,i>. auteur d'une prise, m. 
 
 capture, kdp'tur, B. capture, prise, f. 
 
 capture, kfip'tur, r. a. capturer. 
 
 Capnohln, ktpiithen', e. capncln, m. 
 
 ear, kar, s. charrette, f. |j nacelle, f. 
 
 oar(a)blneer. kdrblntr, B. caraolnier, n. 
 
 caramel, ktrHmtl, B. caramel, m. 
 
 carat, kdr'et, B. carat, m. 
 
 caravan, kirivdn'. B. caravane, f. 
 
 caravansary, k&r&vSn'tiri, B. caravan- 
 sfirail, m. fpr^c, m. 
 
 caraway, k&r'&wS, B. carrl, cumin des 
 
 carbine, k&r'bvn, g. carabine, f. 
 
 carbolic, knrbdl'tk, a. carbollqae. 
 
 carbon, kdr'bSn, B. (chem.) carbone, m. 
 
 carbonate, kar bSnat, g. carbonate, m. 
 
 carbonise, kdr'bdniz, T. a. carboniser U 
 ~, v. n. (of lamps) charbonner. 
 
 carbuncle, k&r'buny kl, e. escarboucle, f. || 
 carboncle, m. || -d, ornft S'escarbouclen || 
 (of the nose) bourgeonn. 
 
 oarbunoular, kat- bung 1 ku lir, a, d'escar- 
 boucle || (m^d.) charbonneux. (m. 
 
 carcass, kfa'k&t, g. carcasse, f.. cadavre, 
 
 card, kdrd, e. carte a jouor, f. || cartt, 
 adresse, f. || carde. f. II pack of -B, 
 Jeu de cartes, ra. || marked -s, carte 
 ajusMSe, f. l| ~-raok, s. portc-cartes, m. U 
 o-sharper. 8. grec, tricheur, m. |f ~- 
 table, a. table de jeu, f. 
 ard, kdrd, v. a. & n. peigner (la laine). 
 ardboard, kdrd'bord, s. carton fin, m. 
 arder, kdrd'er, g. cardeiir. m. 
 ardlnal, kdr j dindl,&. cardinal, principal, 
 ardlnal, kar'dinS.l, 8. cardinal, m. 
 are, kdr, a. gouci, soin, in. || attention, f. 
 are, kar. T. n. ge goucier de, s'inquie'ter de. 
 areen, k&ren' , T. a. (mar.) carner. 
 areer. k&rer'. 8. carrtire, course, t. 
 arefui, kar'fSSl, a. suigueox, u(UutU || 
 clrco&8pt;t || -ly, ad. BolgDeueemeiii. 
 
 oarefnlneaa, kur'fMlnft, 8. Boln, m. 
 
 careless, kur'Ut, a. inaouclant, ue'gllgent || 
 ly, ad. n^gllgemment. 
 
 UUt, Mt, fdr, WS.,- Aft-., gft t Mr; _ mint, tnn; - no, Mt, prSve; - AdB;
 
 carelessness castled 
 
 carelessness, kdr'lgsnit, a. insouciance, 
 
 negligence, indifference, f. 
 caress, kdrit' , 8. carpsse, f. 
 caress, k&ritf , T. a. caresser. 
 cargo, kdr' go, B. cargaison, f. 
 caricature, kAr'ikdtur, s. caricature, f. 
 caricature, kSr'i kdltir, v. a. caricaturer. 
 caricaturist, kirikatu'rist, s. faiseur de 
 
 caricatures, tn. 
 carles, *S'H?z, a. carie, f. 
 carious, k&'riiit, a. carieui. fm. 
 
 carklug(care), *dnf iny (kSr), 8. chagrin, 
 carman, kdr'mdn, e. charretier, m. || voi- 
 
 turier, m. [minatlf. 
 
 carminative, kdrmtn'&Hv, a. (med.) car- 
 carmine, kdrmln, B. carmin, m. 
 carnage, kar'naj,*. carnage, massacre, tn. 
 carnal, kdr'ndi, a. (-ly, ad.) charnel- 
 . (lement). 
 
 carnality, k&rn&l'ltl, s. eensnalite, f. 
 amation, kdr no,' shin, s. carnation, f. || 
 
 incamat, m. II (bot. ) oeillet, tn. 
 carnellan, k&rnflldn, s. cornaline, f. 
 carnival, kdr'nivdl, B. carnaval, m. 
 carnivorous, kdrniv'druji, a. camiTOre. 
 oarol, kar'Sl, S. chanson, f.. chant, m. 
 carol, kar'Sl, v. a. chanter || grisoUer. 
 carousal, kirttf z&l, B. carrousel, m. 
 carouse, k&rff&tf , T. n. rlboter. 
 carp, knrp, B. carpe, f. 
 carp, kdrp, v. n. critlqner. 
 carpenter, kdr' pin Mr, s. eharpcntler, m. || 
 
 ~'s bench, <5tnbli, m. 
 carpentry, kdr'pintrt, 8. charpenterie, t 
 carper, karp'tr, s. gloseur, m. 
 carpet, kdr'pft, t. tapis, m. || ~-bag, B. 
 
 sac de null, tn. |j --knight, B. homme 
 
 de salon, m. 
 
 carpet, kdr'pft, v. a. taplsser. 
 carpeting;, kdr' piling, B. tapis m., tapis- 
 
 serie, (. Imalienrmcnt. 
 
 earplnr, karp'ing. a, critique || -ly, ad. 
 carriage, idr'rty, B. transport, m., voltnre. 
 
 (. || wagon, m. || affOt de canon, m. II 
 
 mnlnhen, m., conduite, f. || port, m. || 
 
 - and (oar, s. carrosse ft quntre chevaiix, 
 
 m. || ~ and pair, B. voiture a deux 
 
 chfvnux, f. || -.free, ~ paid, a. franc 
 
 de port. 
 
 carrier, kSr'rl ir, B. porteur, m. || volturier, 
 carrion, kir'riin, B. chnrocne, 1. fm. 
 carrot, kir'rSt, . carotte, f. 
 carroty. k&r'rStl, a, rouz. 
 carry, tdr'rC. v. a. A n. porter, mener, 
 
 conduire || 1'emporter BUT, obtrnir || faire 
 
 volr II montrer || Be comporter || ~-alI, B. 
 
 omnibus, m. 
 oarrylng- business, kir'rllng b&ntt, B. 
 
 commerce d'exp4dltlon, m. 
 oart, kdrt, 8. charrette, voiture, f. || to put 
 
 the ~ before the horse, niettre la 
 
 charrue devant leu boeufs || horse, s. 
 
 cbeval de cbnrrette, m. l| --load, i. char- 
 
 retee, f. || --shed, s. bungar, m. 
 cart, kdrt, T. a. cbarrlr. 
 cartage, kdr'tty, s. prtx de transport, m. 
 cartel, kdr'tfJ, s. cartel, defl, m. 
 
 carter, kdrfer, 8. charretier, m. 
 
 Carthusian, kir thu' zhidn. s. chartreur, 
 
 cartilage, kdr'tilaj, s. cartilage, m. |m. 
 
 cartoon, kdrton', s. carton, m. 
 
 cartridge, kdr'trij, s. cartouche, f. I! ~- 
 box, s. cartouchiSre. f. || (mil.) gibeme, 
 t || ...paper, s. papier-cartouche, m. 
 
 cartwrlght, kdrfrit, s. chnrron, m. 
 
 carve, kdrv, v. a. & n. sculpter, graver n 
 couper, dficouper. [6cuyer trancbant, m. 
 
 carver, kdr'vir, s. sculpteur, graveur, m. || 
 
 carving, karv'ing, 8. sculpture, gravure. 
 f. || --knife, 8. couteau & d^couper, m. II 
 --knife and fork, 8. service & 4'- 
 couper, f. 
 
 case, kdf, s. cas, m. || fitat, m. II botte, f., 
 6tul, 6crin, m. || (Am.) caractere original, 
 m. || In ~, en cas que || In the - of, a 
 1'egard de || ~-knife, 8. couteau de cui- 
 sine, m. 
 
 case, kit, v. a. encaicser || envelopper || 
 ~- hardened, ti. trerapd en paquet (acier). 
 
 casemate, kax'mdt, s. casemate, f. 
 
 casement, kaafmint, e. petite fenetre, 
 croisee, f. 
 
 cash, k&ah, s. argent com plant, m. Hcalssc, 
 f. |J to pay ~, payer comptant || book, 
 s. livre de caisse, m. || box, a. caisse, 
 
 cash, kdsh., v. a. escompter. [f 
 
 cashier, hither' , s. caissler, m. 
 
 cashier, kAther", v. a. conggdler. 
 
 cashmere, kdih'mer, s. cachemire, m. 
 
 cask, kosk, s. baril, tonneau, m. 
 
 cask, kask, v. a. mrttre en baril. 
 
 casket, kdnk'ft, t. cassette, petite uoite, f. 
 
 casket, kdsk'tt, v. a. mettre on cassette. 
 
 cassation, kds sd'sfiun, s. cassation, f. 
 
 cassock, kdi' tdk s. soutane, t. 
 
 cassowary, kis totiiiri, B. casouar, m. 
 
 cast, kdtt, s. Jet, coup, m. || regard, m. II 
 moule, m., forme, f. IJ nuance, f. || fonte, 
 f. || distribution (des rilest, f. || apparence. 
 f., caractere, m. |i --Iron, 8. fontc, f. || 
 ~-steel, s. acier fondu, m. 
 
 cast, kdtt, v.a. An.ir. Jeter, Inncer,r6nndre|| 
 renverser, rejeter i| vaincre || calculer 
 tirer au sort || fonclre, modeler II e Jeter I 
 j n err, conslderer || to ~ np, additlonner, 
 calculer. 
 
 caatanet, Mt'lfnfl, 8. caMncnette, f. 
 
 castaway, kdtt' 6. wd, s. rtfprouve, m. 
 
 caste, kdst, B. caste, tribu,- f. II to lose ~, 
 dcholr. 
 
 castellan, k fa' til I An. s. chatelaln, m. 
 
 castellated, kitful Irltfd, a. encastrd || 
 crtnele. (Irtle. t. || poivrier, m. 
 
 caster, k&t'ter. s. cnlculateur. m. || rou- 
 
 oastigate, MfHftt, v. a. chatler. I in. 
 
 oastlfratlon, kdttiffd'iMin, B. chitlment, 
 
 castings, kdifingi, t. pi. objets de fonte, 
 m. pi. [pouderante, f. 
 
 casting-vote, kasffnyvot, s. voix pro- 
 
 castle, kdt'il, B. cbflteau, fort. m. || (at 
 ohesH) tour, f. II to build - In the 
 air, tuln- des chateaux en E^ptttcne. 
 
 castle, kdftl, v. n. (at chess) roquer. 
 
 castled, kdt'itd, a. coiuonn^ tl'un chateau. 
 
 1>S$; fB6t, tube, tab. || chair, joy ; game, yet; tout, zeal; thing, (Here.
 
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 castor cement 
 
 castor, koafter, s. castor, m. || ~-oil, s. 
 huile de ricln, f. 
 
 castrate, kca'trSt, v. a. chfltrer, m. 
 
 castration, kit tra'ahfin, a. castration, f. 
 
 casual, koz'udl, a. casuel, accidentel |l 
 ~ ward, salle d'asyle pour lea vagabonds || 
 -ly, ad. par accident. 
 
 casualty, kdz'vilti, B. cas fortuit, ac- 
 cident, hasard, m. 
 
 oasnist, kaz'uint, s. casutete, m. 
 
 casuistry, kits' uiitri, 8. casuisme, m. 
 
 cat, kdt, 8. chat, m. || (mar.) ~ o' nine 
 tails, martinet, m. || to let the ~ out 
 of tile bag:, vendre la mfiche, lacher le 
 secret II to rain -s and dog-s, tomber 
 dea haliebardes || -'s cradle, s. scie, f. || 
 ~-oall, 8. sifllet, m. || -' paw, 8. brise, 
 f. || dupe, f. 
 
 cataclysm, Mttiklizm, 8. cataclysme, m. 
 
 catacombs, kaf&koms, 8. pi. catacombes, 
 f. pi. 
 
 catalepsy, MfMUjttf, 8. catalepsle, f. 
 
 catalogue, k&fdlog, s. catalogue, m. [m. 
 
 catamount, kit' amount, B. chat sanvage, 
 
 cataplasm, kdt'apldzm, a. cataplasmc, m. 
 
 catapult, k&fSpult, s. catapults, f. 
 
 cataract, kdfar&kt, s. cataract*;, t || to 
 conch a ~, abattre une cataracte. 
 
 catarrh, kttdr'. s. catarrbe, m. 
 
 oatarrhal, kdtdr'dl. a. catarrbal. 
 
 catastrophe, k& t&t'troff, s. catastrophe, f. 
 
 catch, kach, a. capture, prise, f. || cram- 
 pon, m., griffe, f. I] loquet, auberon, m. || 
 profit, m.|| court infervalle, m. |l~- penny, 
 8. moyen d'attraper de 1'argent, m. 
 
 catch, kach, v. a. <i n. ir. prendre, saisir. 
 attraper, gagner || s'accrocner, s'engager [| 
 etre coutagieux || to ~ cold, s'enrhumer. 
 
 catcher, kdcVtr, s. ecomlfleur, m. 
 
 catching-, kdch' ing, a. contagieux || seuul- 
 sant. 
 
 catch-word, koch'wtri, B. r<5plique, f. 
 
 catechise, kdt'ekiz, v. a, catechiser, exa- 
 miner. 
 
 catechism, kSf(k\zm, t. catechisme, m. 
 
 oateohlst, kdfikitt, 8. catfichiste, m. 
 
 categorical, kit tgdr'ikal, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 categorique(ment). 
 
 categ-ory, kafigdrf, s. categurie, f. 
 
 eater, ka'ter, T. n. taire des provisions, 
 pourroir. 
 
 caterer, ka' ter ir, 8. pourvoyeur, m. 
 
 catereaa, ka'ter is, s. pourvoyeuse, t. 
 
 caterpillar, kdfirpiller, 8. chenille, (. 
 
 caterwaul, kaferwaU'l, B. Babbitt des 
 chats, m. |] charivari, m. 
 
 catgrut, *dr gut, e. cordc & boyau, f. 
 
 Catharine- -wheel, kdth'irm ftwel, a. fc- 
 netrti eu roauce, f . 
 
 cathedral. Lattu/Jral, s. irutLCUcttle, f. 
 
 cathOllO, HUM' tlOt. a. cathullqlle. 
 
 Catholicism, MtMTfrtM^ o. CttUtull- 
 cinuie, in. 
 
 oatkln, kat' kin, B. (bot.) chatoo, in. 
 
 catlike, kdflik, a. de chat. [plgoons, I. 
 
 catsup, kdti'up, s. saumure de cham- 
 
 oattle, k&etl, (TMtafl, m., aumallles, t. pL || 
 
 <v.plag-ae, B. peste bovine, t. \\ ~-show, 
 
 s. exposition de belail, f. 
 caucus, katifkut, t. reunion electorale 
 
 pr6paratoire en Amerlque, I. 
 cang-ht, kdUbt, vide catch, 
 caul, krffvl, s. colffe, f. 
 caulino-wer, kdl'ijl&for, s. chon-fleur, m. 
 causal, kd&z&l, a. causal, causatif. 
 cause, kifd-z, B. cause, I. || source, ralson, 
 
 f ., fonderuent, m. II procds, m. 
 cause, kafuz, v. a. causer, 
 causeless, kdTt'z'lfs, a. (-ly, ad.) sans 
 
 cause, sans raison. 
 
 cause-way, kdTvz'wa, a. cbnassee, (. 
 oaustlo, kdtoifttk, s. caustlque, m. || lunar 
 
 ~, pierre infernale, f. 
 
 caustic, kcOviftlk, a. caustique. [riation, f. 
 cauterisation, kafitttriza'thun, s. caut6- 
 canterise, kiffn'tfrlz, v. a. cauteriser. 
 caution, kcCSa' shun, B. prudence, precau- 
 tion, f., avertlssement, m. 
 caution, kaTu'fhun, v. a. avertir, 
 cautious, k<ffu'rhu.i, a. prudent, vigilant || 
 
 ly, ad. avec circonspection. 
 cavalcade, k&v ril had', s. cavalcade, I. 
 cavalier, k&v&ler', a. cavalier, m. 
 cavalry, kav'alri, s. cavalerie, I. 
 cave, kav, s._caverne, antre. f. 
 caveat, ka'veat, 8. opposition, f. 
 cavern, k&v'ern, t. caverne, f. 
 cavernous, kavtrnia, a. cavemeoz. 
 caviare, kav'idr B. caviar, m. 
 cavil, kav'il, B. chicane, subtilltd. t 
 cavil, kdv'il, v. n. pointlller, sopnlBtiqner. 
 caviller, k&v'iltr, 8. chicaneur, ergoteur, 
 cavity, kav'iti, s. cavlte, f., creuz, m. [m. 
 caw, katfo, v. n. croaeser. 
 Cayenne-pepper, kayln'plp'ptr, s. 
 
 poivre d'Inde, m. 
 cayman, kd'mdn, e. caYman, m. 
 cease, see, v. a. 4 n. cesser. 
 ceaseless, tii'lii, a. (-ly, ad.) contlnurl, 
 cedar, tS der, 8. cedre, m. [sans cesse. 
 cede, aid, v. a. & n. ciSder. 
 ceiling-, ffl'ing, s. plafond, plafonnage, m. 
 celebrate, iffttrdt, v. a. cel^brer, solen- 
 
 niser. |f. 
 
 celebration, tfl K brd' thun, s. celebration, 
 celebrity, tfUVHtt, a. c61fibrit, t. re- 
 
 nora, m. [promptitude, f. 
 
 celerity, tilto'Stf, s. cfilerfte, vltesse, f. || 
 celery, scl'eri, 8. cel.iri, m. || bundle, 
 
 head of ~, botte (f.), pied (m.) de ri51ori. 
 celestial, e letfyU. a. habitant du del, m. 
 celestial, tlUtfifU, a. celeste. 
 celibacy, eel'il/dti, B. cellbat, m. 
 celibate, eifibot, a. celtbataire. 
 cell, til, 8. cellule, f . |l cavit, f ., cabanon, 
 cellar, til'Ur, 8. UHVC, f. [in, 
 
 coilarag-e, eit'lii *j, a. caves, f. pL 
 oeUaret, til UT el', a. Bommellerle, t 
 cellular, tiVUlir, a. Lvjiulidns. 
 oellule, ttful. 8. cellule, f. 
 celluloid, ell' a. loyd, a. ctllulo'ide, m. 
 cement, ifmfnf, s. dment, m. II lien, m. 
 cement, si mint' , v. a. dmenter y ~, v. u, 
 
 ae cunenter || se i(5uulr. 
 
 , MU, ftr, lift; - kfre, git, A*-; - mine, tmi; nS, fc, prht; hffa>T-
 
 cemetery chance 
 
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 cemetery, ttm'fttrt, 8. cimptiSre, m. 
 cenotaph, itn'otaf, B. cfinotaphe, m. 
 censer, efn'eer, e. encensoir, m. 
 censor, ifn'igr. s. censeur, critique, m. 
 censorious, jn.vfri vj, a. critique, caus- 
 
 Uque |[ -ly, ad. en censeur. 
 censorship, efn'sorihip, s. fonctlon de 
 
 censeur, ceosure. f. [rdprShensihle. 
 
 censurable, tfn t/irrtrdbl, a. censurable, 
 ensure, ifn'thdfr, B. censure, rpriraande, 
 
 f., blflroe, m. " (reprimander. 
 
 censure, tfn'thdtir, r. a. censurer, blftmer, 
 census, tfn'tut, 8. recensement, m. 
 cant, tint, s. cent, m. || per ~, pour cent 
 oentanr, tfn'tSVrr, s. centaure, m. (m. 
 centenarian, ifn t( no" rf 6n, s. centenaire, 
 centenary, *?n' 14 ntr i. e. centaine, f. 
 centenary, tfn'tfniri, a. centenaire. 
 centennial, sfntfn'nidl, a. de cent ana. 
 centesimal, tfntfs'imai, . ccntiPme, m. 
 centipede, tin'tipcd, I. scolopendre, f. 
 central, efn'trdl, a. (-ly, ad.) central 
 
 (ementj. 
 
 centralise, ntn'tr&lix, Y. a. centrallser. 
 centre, tfn'tfr, B. centre, m. ft dntre, m. 
 centre, ntn'ttr.i. a. (A n.) (se) concentrer. 
 centrlc(al), ien'trik(U), a. an centre, 
 
 central. 
 
 centrlfugral, itntrif-H pdl, a. centrifuge. 
 centripetal, sfntrip'ttdl, a. centripete. 
 centuple, ifn'tupl, v. a. centupler. 
 centuple, ifn'tupl, a. centuple, 
 centurion, sintu'rion, B. centurion, m. || 
 
 (In Scripture), centenier, m. 
 century, ein'tu ri, 8. ccnlaine, f. || siCcle, m. 
 ceramic, seram'ik. a. cexamique. 
 cerate, if rat, 8. cerat, m. 
 cereal, tfrial, a. cartel || ~ grr asses, 
 
 8. pi. cfrtfales, f. pi. 
 cerebral, efrebrdl, A. oSrSbnl. 
 cerecloth, ter'klnth, s. toilc elite, I 
 cerement, eer'ment, s. Kuaire, m. 
 ceremonial, ilrimffni&l, t. cfir^monial, 
 
 m., Etiquette, f. 
 ceremonial, tHrimffniiil, a. cCiCmocJal 
 
 || -ly, ad. d'aprfis le ceremonial. 
 ceremonious, ifr i mff ni Hi, a. ce're'mo- 
 
 nieuz || -ly, ad. avec ce"remonie. 
 ceremony, ilr'ftiSni, 8. c6r6monic, f. || 
 
 facons, f. pi. || to stand upon ~, falre 
 
 des famous. [certaineraent. 
 
 certain, ter'tin, a. certain, sur || -ly, ad. 
 certainty, eer'tinti, s. certitude, assu- 
 rance, f. fattt-statioii, f. 
 oertlrioate, atrtlfikdt. t. certiflcat, m., 
 certification ttr tifit&iMtn, 8. certitica- 
 
 tion, attestation, f. 
 
 certify, ier'tif\, v. a. n-rtlfler, atUoter. 
 certitada, t^ tit ad, *. certitude, t 
 crulean, irffli&n, n. bleu, azurtf. 
 UMBbrlon, niza'ridn, a. c^aarlea || ~ou- 
 
 tlou, 8. up&utlua i t'Mirtt-uuu, t 
 an, tit, B. luipat, ni. 
 cktlon, tiata'thun, 8. cessation, 1 || 
 
 ~ of arms. Buspenslon d'armes, f. 
 ce.slble, les-tbt, a. (Jur.) cesBlble. ftn. 
 cession, tttfihun, 8. cession, f., abandon, 
 
 cesspool, tfifpol, 8. puisard, m. If fosse 
 
 ceatus, tWtiit, s. ceste, m. Id'aisance, L 
 
 cetacean, seta'shiin, s. c^tacg, m. 
 
 chad, ihci<l, 8. alose, f. 
 
 chafe, chaf, 8. gcbauffement, m., fureur, f. 
 
 chafe, chaf, T. a. & a. echauffer || frotter || 
 irriter, met tre en colSre || s'echauffer. 
 
 chafer, chaffer, s. hanneton, m. 
 
 chaff, chdf, a. paille menue. L II gaoBserie, 
 f. If --cutter, 8. hache-paille, m. 
 
 chaff, chdf, T. a. railler. 
 
 chaffer, ch&ffer, v. n. bareutgner. 
 
 chaffinch, ch&f'fimh, 8. pinson, m. 
 
 chagrin, tMgrvn' , s. chagrin, m. 
 
 chain, chan, B. cbalne, f. || -, pi. fen, 
 m. pi. || bridge, g. pont Bngpendu, m. 
 II ~-8rangr. 8. cbalne de forcats, f. |f 
 hot, s. boulet ramg, m. || --stitch, B. 
 broderie au crochet, f. fune chalne. 
 
 chain, rhiin, T. a. enchatner, former par 
 
 chair, char, s. chaise, f. II fauteail, m. || 
 (rail.) coussinet, m. [| ! al'otdre! || to 
 take the ~, ouvrir une stance || Bath--, 
 8. vinaigrette, f. 
 
 chair, ctiar, v. a. porter en triomphe. 
 
 chairman, char'mdn, e. president, m. l| 
 (of a Bath-chair), tratneur de vinai- 
 
 chalse, thaz, 8. chaise, f. Igrette, m. 
 
 chalcedony, kSliid'dnt, s. calcedoine, f. 
 
 chalice, chai'it, B. calice, m. || coupe, f. 
 
 chalk, chaH-k, s. craie, f. || ~-plt, B. mar- 
 niere, f. || --stone, s. pierre a chaux, f. 
 
 chalk, chnTi-h, T. a. marquer avec de 1 
 craie (| crayonner. 
 
 chalky, chcK'k'i a. pleln de craie. 
 
 challenge, chdl'lenj, s. cartel, m. || provo- 
 cation, f. || prevention, L || (jur.) rtcusa- 
 tion, || (mil.) qui-vive, m. 
 
 challenge, chai'le'nj, T. a. appeler en duel, 
 A6t ier 1 1 r6clamer || s 'arroger II r^cuser || crier 
 qui-vive. [pr^tendant, m. 
 
 challenger, chSFllnj er, s. provocateur, m. || 
 
 chalybeate, kdHb'iat, a. /errugineuz. 
 
 chamber, cham'ber, s. chambre, 1 |j cabi- 
 net, m. || -s, pi. bureaux, m. pi. || In -s, 
 en rlfere. Irevolvera). 
 
 chambered, cham'btrd, a. a. . . coups (of 
 
 chamberlain, cham'ber Ian. s.chambellan, 
 m. [chambeUanie, f. 
 
 champerlalnshlp, cham'birl&ntklp, s. 
 
 chambermaid, cham'ber mad, 8. femme 
 de cbambre, f. 
 
 chameleon, IcdmflfSn, 8. cameleon, m. 
 
 chamola, t ham' tod, a. chamois, m. || 
 leather, 8. chamois, m. 
 
 champ, champ, v. a. & n, mftcher, ronger. 
 
 champagne, th&mvan', 8. plalne, cam- 
 pagne, f. (I vln de Cbaiupagne, m. 
 
 champagne, ihdmpan',*. plat |l on vert. 
 
 champion, cham'pfSn, I. ctuuupiOD, com- 
 battant, in. |curu-l. 
 
 champion^ chdm'p1fn t T. a. donuer uu 
 
 chance, chdni, g. liuawd, ui i-lntuo- f. || 
 accident, m. || by , par hazard || ~- 
 customer, s. client d'occaalon, m. 
 
 chance, chdm, v. n. arriver, surveulr. 
 
 chance, chant, a, accidentel, fortuit. 
 
 ; fltt, tut>, *. { chair, jvy ; gamt, yw; oul, ttal; thing, (Her*.
 
 chancel cheat 
 
 chancel, cMn'ift, i. aanctnalre, m. 
 
 chancellor, ehan'tfltr, a. cbaooeUei, m. || 
 ZiOrd Hlgrh ~, grand chancellor, m. || ~ 
 ot. the Exchequer, g. mlnietre dee 
 finance*, m. [de chanceller, f. 
 
 chancellor nh.lp, rkAn'tfl if tMp, 6. dipniWS 
 
 chancery, cAdn'jA-l, s. chancellerte, 1. 
 
 chandelier, tMndilSr', g. lustre, candfi- 
 labre, m. [rpgrattjer, m. 
 
 chandler, cMnd'l*-. 8. chandelier, m. || 
 
 ehangre, eMnj, s. changement, m., vlds- 
 Blind*, alteration, f. || Bourse, t |) petite 
 monnulp, f. l| on 'Ohnsr, ft la Bourse. 
 
 ehanire, eMnj, T. a. A n. changer, troqner, 
 dnnnpr la monnaie de. fcnnstant. 
 
 changeable, ck&nf&H, a. chanre&nt, In- 
 
 chaneeablenAim, eMr\f'i bl nft , a, In- 
 eonstanoe, 1 [ioconitante. 
 
 h MIS;* ably, ehSnfdbll, ad. d'nne manure 
 
 ehaareleas, cMnfUSi, a. Inrariable. 
 
 chang-ellng, eMnj' ling, g. enfant suppof*, 
 m. || esprit changeant, m. 
 
 nhanirer, eMn'jfr, 8. changenr, m. 
 
 channel, ehlfn'nfl, t. canal, m. |1 lit d'ane 
 rlrltn, m. II cannelure (d'une colonne), t. 
 
 channel, rhAn'nS, T. a. canneler. 
 
 chant, efiint, s. chant, m., melodic, f. 
 
 chant, cMnt. T. a. A n. chanter. 
 
 chanter, ckanfir, 8, cbantre, m. 
 
 chanticleer, cMnfiklir, 8. coq, m. 
 
 ehaos, kSSi, 8. chaos, m.. confusion, t. 
 
 chaotic, kiiflk, a. cliaoaque, oonfua. 
 
 hap, cn&p, a. crevasee, gerpure, f. || -, pi. 
 
 ehap,cAdp,T.a.(&n.) (se)gercer. lmachoire,L 
 
 chapel, chdp'a, 8. chapelle, f. || ~ ot ease, 
 aaccursale, f. 
 
 ehaptallen, cAdp'/oCfn.a.a orellles avaldes. 
 
 chaplain, cAdp tin, 8. cbapclain, m. 
 
 chaplaincy, cMp'linef. 8. chapellenle, f. 
 
 ehaplat, chftp'ut, 8. chapelet, m., gulr- 
 lande, f. 
 
 chapter, ehdp'ttr, 8. chapitre, m. || as- 
 embtee (de chanolnea), f. 
 
 char, ek&r, B. ouvrage ft la Journec, m. 
 
 char, char, T. a. 4 n. falre da charbon de 
 bots || travaillrr ft la journee. 
 
 character, k&r'dkttr. 8. carac'.Sre. m. II 
 ecrlture, f. II reputation, renommee, f. || 
 role, prrsonnage, m. II genre, m. || cer- 
 ttficat, m. |J condition, f. I] description, 
 pelntnre, f. || renselgDeroenta, m. pi. || to 
 take away one'a ~, perdre la reputation 
 de qn. [riser, dtifx-lndre. 
 
 characterise, k&r'&kUrii, T. a. caracUS- 
 
 oharaoterlBtlo, k&r Otter it' tlk, a. ca- 
 racterisllque. 
 
 charade, ih&rdd'. s. charade, (. 
 
 charcoal, cftdr'lcdl, s. charbon de bols, m. || 
 ~*bnrner, 8. charboniiler, m. 
 
 charge, ctidrj, 8. chargei ' , fardeau, m. || 
 toln, m. H garde, f. || accusation, f. || de- 
 mande, f. |T ordre, in. || eaiplol, m. || Ml 
 
 nue, L H -, pl- irais, m. pi. || ~-aheet, 
 I VIM de ixmalgunUcm m. 
 h&rir*, cbdrj, T. a. charger, Itnposer || 
 ountler H crerer I) enjolndre || accuser |) at- 
 Utquer || demander || attrlbuer. 
 
 ohargreable, cMrftSl, a. ft charge, di- 
 
 pendleuz II accnsable. 
 oharg-er. oMr'Jir, e. grand plat, m. || 
 
 chargeolr, m. j| cheval de batallie, m. 
 charily, char'lli, ad. avec eoonomlo, aol- 
 
 gneuscmpnt. 
 
 chariot, cMr'fSt, a. chariot m. H conpfi, m. 
 chariot, cMr"(8t, r. n. TOiturer. 
 charioteer, ch&riStei', 8. conducteor de 
 
 chars, m. [faisant. 
 
 charitable, cKKr'ttS t>l, a. charitable, blen- 
 oharltablenesB, ehtbr'lt&Mnil, B. cha- 
 
 rlte', (. [ment. 
 
 oharltably, cMr'ftdblf, ad. charitablo- 
 oharlty, cMr'lti, s. chari'4, f. || bien- 
 
 velllance, anmdne, 1 || ~-Bcbool, s. 
 
 ecole de chart i6. t. 
 
 charlatan, h.&r' l& t&n. t. charlatan, m. 
 charlatanry, lAoVMMiirC, s. charla- 
 
 tanerie, f. [grande Ourse, f. 
 
 Oharlee'a-Waln, chSrlartzwdn,*. (astr.) 
 charm, charm, s. charme, enchantement, 
 
 m. || breloque, f. 
 
 charm, fhdrm, T. a. charmer, enchanter, 
 charmer, ckar'mfr, e, encnanteor, m., 
 . enchantf resse, f. 
 cbarmlntr, ch&r'mtng, a. (~\r. ad.) char- 
 
 mant M d'une manure charmante. 
 oharnel(-honse), char 1 nfl (hfrct), a. 
 
 chamler, m. 
 
 chart, ch&rt, s. carte, f., carte marine, L- 
 charter, ctxir'ttr, t. cbarte, f. || OUT.) acte, 
 
 m. || privilege, m. || --party, a. charte- 
 
 partle, f. [frfiter || nollser. 
 
 charter, cK&r'ttr, v. a, privll^gler || (mar.) 
 chartist, cM.r'Kit, 8. chartiste, m. A f . 
 char-woman, char 1 wSGm tin, 8. femmeal* 
 
 Journee, f. |6conome. 
 
 chary, eAar'f, a. solgneux, clrconspect, 
 chase, chat, 8. chaase, f. || poursuite, t || 
 
 to Hfive ~ to, donner la chasse a. f\er. 
 chase, ch&s, v. a. chasser, poureulTre||clse- 
 ohanm, kftim, 8. ouTerture, f.. crenx, m. 
 chaste, chdtt, a. ( ly. ad.) cnaatefment) || 
 
 pudlque(menU || honnete [| nur(ement) 
 chasten, cAd n, T. a. chatier, pnnlr. 
 chastise, ehattiz', T. a. chatier, corrlger. 
 chastity, tMftttt, s. cbastet^, porele, L 
 chasnble, chd^ubl, 8. chasuble, f. 
 chat, ch&t, s. caquet, babll, m. 
 chat, ch&t, v. n. causer, Jaser. 
 chattel, chdt'tl, s. biens moblllers, m, pl. || 
 
 Broods and -s, biens et effete, 
 chatter, diAfter, s. babll, caquet, m. 
 chatter, cMfttr, r. n. jaser, babiller, 
 
 causer || claquer. 
 chatterbox, ch&f ttrbor, chatterer, 
 
 chaCttrir s. bablllard, moulln ft paroles, 
 chatty, chdfti, a. causeur. [m. 
 
 chaw, ckiOii, a. bajoue, f. || boucliSe, f. 
 oha>w, cAufe, T. a. macher. 
 ofaeap, chip, a. (-ly, ad.) ft bon march& 
 cheapen, cnfp'n. r. a. niarchaader. 
 oheapneas. cMu' nla, . bon marcofi, baa 
 
 prtx, m. ft. H luurt*, 01. || iilun, rriir.ii, in 
 cheat, diet, s. traude, tourberie, bicberla, 
 oheat,c/te< ; v. a.&n. trou)|nr,flloutw, Uklitr 
 
 UUf, Kit, f&r, tdtt; here, fft, Mr; mint, inn; nS, KSt, provi; hrfTc ;
 
 cheating chisel 
 
 43 
 
 cheating; eKlVing, s. fourberie, tromperie, 
 
 f. I) tricherie, f. 
 check, cMk, s. echec, m. H obstacle, frein. 
 
 m. || (com.) bon. m. || reprimande, f. [| 
 
 contremarqne, f. || assifrnation, f. |l gtoffe 
 
 ft carreaux, f. || --string-. B. cordon (de 
 
 Toitnr* ou de poste), m. [| ~-taker, e. 
 
 eontroleur. m. 
 ehwch, chit, T. a. & n. reprimer, retenir || 
 
 hlamr || donner eehpc || s'arrttOT, contr61r. 
 checkmate, thfk'mat, s. eohec et mat, m. 
 checkmate, ckt*fm&t, Y. a. mater, 
 cheek, ekHk, . Jotie, f. || (fatn.) impudence, 
 
 f. || ~ by jowl, totf-a-tetp || B trap, K. 
 
 jomllftrp, f. [~, avoir da tonpet 
 
 *>hVj% r.hflri, B. hardl. Insolent || to be 
 oheer, rAr. . cMre, f., repns, m. IjgaMe, 
 
 f. || applanalssement, m. || ~ up I courage 1 || 
 
 to be of frood ~, ne pat perdre courage. 
 (ifeeer, eMr, T. a. (A n. ) (tie) rejouir. 
 cheerful, chir'fstl, a. (-ly, ad. ) gai(ement) 
 
 || joyenx, enjoue. 
 
 cheerily, ther'ill, ad. gaiement fm. pi. 
 cheering 1 , chir'lng, *. applaudiasementg. 
 cheerless, rhfr'lff, a. trigtc, mdlancoUque. 
 eheery, ehir't, a. gal. 
 oheeae, chez, s. fromage, m. ||~-dalry, 8. 
 
 fromegerte, f. || ~-hopper, mite, s. 
 
 rer de from ago, m. II ~-parlnar, a. (fig.) 
 
 aTare it se ronger les ongles, plngro, chlcbe 
 
 || ~-coop, ~taater, s. couteau a fro- 
 
 mage, m. Imager, m. 
 
 cheenetnong'nr, chez' mnny par, 8. fro- 
 cheetah, chFtt.t. leopard chasseur, m. 
 chemical, kfm'ikil, s. produit chiniique, 
 
 m. ffment). 
 
 chemical, kfm'ikil, a. (-ly.ad.) chlmtque 
 chemise, nhfmfx', s. chemise, L 
 ohamlst, kfm'fft, s. chimlste, m. 
 chemistry, kfm'ittri, s. chimle, f. 
 cheque, chfk, 8. chSqne, f. || wide check || 
 
 --book, R. carnet de chSquea, ch^qulcr, m. 
 eheqnnr, ehtk'fr, T. a. marqueter || diaprer || 
 
 -ed, a. vartg |J (fig.) accidents. 
 chequer, cMK ir ; ~-board, 8. damler, 
 
 m. II ~--work, s. marqueterle, f. 
 chorlnh, chtr'ifk, T. a. ch^rlr, aimer || 
 
 protgger || nourrlr. 
 
 cheroot, nhtrnf , B. bout coup<S, m. 
 cherry, cMr'ri, . certM, f. II ~-stone, i. 
 
 noyau de cerises, m. || ~-tree, 8. ccrisicr, 
 chervil, chir'vil, 8. cerfeui). m. [m. 
 
 ohe, chit, 8. icbeca, m. pi. || ~- board, 
 
 e. chlqnier, m. |l ~-man, 8. plon, in. 
 Chest, cMtt, B. caisse, f., coffre, m. || pol- 
 
 trlne, f. || ~-of-dratreri, 8. commode, f. 
 chestnut, chet'nUt, s. cbatalgne, L, mar- 
 
 ron, m. || ~-tre, s. cbat&lguler, mar- 
 
 ronnler, m. 
 
 oheval-laB, iMv&l'glau, 8. psychfi, f. 
 chew, cho, T. a. & n Di&cbcr||(ottobaoo) 
 
 cbiquer || (fig.) m6ditr. 
 onlottne, tltfkan' , . chicane, f. 
 chicane, iMkdm'. v. u. vhlctuier. 
 uhloaaary, Ai*a'*rt, >. cMcanerte, 
 
 ttomiwrte, f. 
 
 , cAt, T. D. germer, ponsaer. 
 
 chickabiddy, eAf*'<zWrfr, a. cocote, f. 
 ohlok(en), eMkf(fn), s. poulet, m., pon- 
 
 lette, f. frtmlde. 
 
 chicken-hearted, ehW fn hart fd, a. 
 chicken-pox, chWinpSki, s. petite vrol 
 
 Tolante, f. 
 
 chlokory, e*f *'*!, e. chleorte, f. 
 
 chlok-weed.cAtif vrf,s. fbot)monrnn,m. 
 
 chide, rAfrf'. v. a. <t n. Ir. gronder, cm- 
 surer l| (se) quereller. 
 
 chief, cfinf, B. chef, commandant, m. II 
 Xiord ~ jastloe. B. grand-juge, m. |) 
 ~ of staff, B. chef de 1'etat-major, m. 
 
 chief, r.hff, a, (-ly, ad.) prlndpal(ement) || 
 premier || surtout. 
 
 chieftain, riiffiin, t. chef, capitalne, m. 
 
 chilblain, rhll'blan, t. engelure, f. 
 
 ehild, child, B. enfant, m. (pi. children) || 
 from a ~, dto 1'enfance ll with -, en- 
 ceinte II not to be a ~, ne pas fair* <f<M 
 enfantillagea II --crowlntr, B. (md.) 
 croup spasmodlqae, faux cronp, m. 
 
 childbed, child? bid, s. couches, f. pi. 
 
 childhood, rhiltt'haiM, s. eufnnce, f. 
 
 childish, fMlflnh, a. (-ly, ad.) mfanUn. 
 piimi(ement) j| en enfant 
 
 childless, r/iiiit'lf*, a. aans enfant 
 
 childlike, eMl<fKk, a. enfantin. puril. 
 
 chill, ehn, B. froid, m. || froldure, f. | 
 frisson, m. || to catch a ~, 8'enrhuiner. 
 
 chill, chil, T. a. & n. refroidir || fairs frU- 
 sonner || (ae) glacer. 
 
 chill, ch(l, a. frold, frals |1 insensible. 
 
 chilliness, chQ'lfntt, B. frisson, m., fiol- 
 
 c hilly, chWH, a. frileuz, sensible an froid. 
 chime, clilm, 8. barmouie, f., accord, m. || 
 
 carillon, m. fcorder. 
 
 chime, chvn, T. a. & n. cnrillonner || s'ac- 
 chlmera, kim?rd. a. chlmSre, f. 
 chimerical, kimSr'i kal, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 chim^rique || il 1 usolrp(ment). 
 chimney, cMm'nf, B. cbemlnc>, f. || 
 
 cylindre de lampe, in. || corner, *. 
 
 (ng.) coin du feu, m. l| <v-pleoe, *. 
 
 chemlnee, f. || chambranle de cbemlnee, 
 
 m. H pot, B. mitre, f. || ~- sweep, s. 
 
 ramoneur, m. fm. 
 
 chimpanzee, cMmp&n'nt, B. cbimpanze, 
 chin, chin, s. menton, m. U ~-tnft, I. 
 
 inipfiriale. barbicbe, f. 
 china, chi'nd, 8. porcelaine de Chine, f. 
 chine, chin, 8. echlne, eplnc du dos, f. 
 chink, chingk, B. fentie, crevasse, f. 
 chink, rhingk, v. a. <t n. faire tinier || llntor, 
 chlnts, chinti, s. tolle de Perse, cretonne, f . 
 chip, chip, s. copcau, m. |l mlette, f. || echan- 
 
 tillun, in. [hacher || cbapeler (du pain). 
 chip, chip. T. a. couper en petite morccauz, 
 chiropodist, kirSp'odltt, s. pedicure, m. 
 ohirp, chtrp, chirrup, chir'tp, v. a, An. 
 
 grlllotcr, itrider || gnzuuiller, nuiikger || 
 
 il/Kyrt. |BU. 
 
 ohirpduf), chtrp'(tnp), B. gazoulllemuut, 
 ohlrurireon, kirtr'Jutt, vid* svrreoB. 
 chisel, cM? fl, a. clhi-nu, cisoir, m. 
 chisel, chiffl, T. a. dseler. 
 
 Mf; /35, tubt, tai. y chair, )oy ; - game, yet; tout, ntal; thing, tor*.
 
 44 
 
 chit circulate 
 
 obit, chit, R. bambin, m. || gcrmc, m. || 
 
 tche de rousscur, (. If. 
 
 chit-chat, chit'chdt, s. babil, m., cnuoerie, 
 chitterlings. eHt'ttrllngz, e. pi. an- 
 
 doutlles, tripes, f. pi. 
 
 chivalrous, thiv'tUrii*, a. chevalerepque. 
 chivalry, tnWilri, s. chevalerie, f. 
 chive, chiv, s. dboulette, f. 
 chloral, klffril 2 8. chloral, m. 
 chloride, lets' nd, 8. chlorure, f. 
 chlorine, klffrin. 8. chlore, m. 1m. 
 
 chloroform, tiff rd fnHirm, 8. chloroform* 1 , 
 chocolate, chgk'olat, R. chocolat, m. 
 1 choice, rfim,', s. cholx, m. || raeilleur, plus 
 
 hean, ID. l| jftobRon'n ~, t. choix force, m. 
 choice, thifuf, a. (-ly, ad.) choisi, rare, 
 
 excellent || avec choix or soin. 
 oholceless, chd$>'te, a. qui n'a pas IP 
 
 cholx. Jqualitd rec-hercbee, f. 
 
 ohoioeneas, eh&fjrnfi, B. dtSllcatesse, 
 >hoir, kvir, e. chceur, m. 
 choke, ehok, T. a. suffoquer, *U>urfer, 
 
 rfitrangler || boucher || --pear, s. poire 
 
 d'angoiss.. f. [sans repllqne, t. 
 
 choker, ehff ktr, s. cravate, f. || ralton 
 choler, kfl'tr, . bile, colere, f. 
 cholera, kol'erS, s. cholera, m. 
 choleraic, keiirii'ik, a. choleVique. 
 choleric, kiftrik, a. bilicux || colerlque. 
 choose, ehoz, v. a. & n. ir. choisir, 61ire || 
 
 prfffirer. 
 chop, chip, B. cotelette, f. || tranche, f. || fente. 
 
 /. || gueule, f. j| -B, pi. bouchc, gueule, f. || 
 
 embouchure, f. 
 chop, chop, T. a. * n. cooper en petita 
 
 morceaux, hacher || gercer ]| troqucr. 
 chopper, ekip'pir. s. couperet, m. 
 chopping-, chip' ping, a. gros et gras |j (of 
 
 the sea) clapoteux || (of the -wind) 
 
 variable || ~ -block, 8. hachoir, m. || ~- 
 
 knlfe, s. couperet, m. 
 chopstlck, c/top'ftik, a. baguette, f. 
 choral, kffr&l, a. (-17, ad.) de or en cboeur. 
 ehord, koTrd, R. corde d'instrument, f. 
 chord, koUrd, T. n. garnir de cordea. 
 chorister, k or' liter, s. choristc, m. 
 chorus, kffr&!, t. chceur, m. 
 chouse, choTvs, r. a. duper, fourber. 
 chrism, kritm, 8. chretue, m. 
 Christ, krift, 8. Christ, m. 
 christen, krii'n, r. a, baptiser. 
 Christendom, krit'ndoni, R. chr^tienti, (. 
 christening 1 , kritfning, R. baplome, m. 
 Christian, kritfydn, s. chrtftien, m. 
 Christian, krisfydn, a. Chretien || ~ 
 
 name, 8. nom deoapteme. m. 
 Chrlotlanlty, kr\3 ti dn' i li, B. chris- 
 
 tlanlsme, m. [chrttlea. 
 
 christianise, kHtfyZniz, T. a. faire 
 Christmas, kriSm&i, a. NoSl, m. ||~-bo, 
 
 3. ^trenues, f. pi. 
 
 chromatic, kromiflk, a. chrbmtetl^ue. 
 ohrome, krom, chromium, kro'mlum, B. 
 
 cbrome, m. 1^. clitomo'-llttjo^raiihle, t. 
 &rom.o(>UthoKraph),itrumo(<i(A'<7yrd/V l 
 chronic, krdn'ik, a. cbronlque. 
 chronicle, krSn'lkl, R. chrooique, f. 
 
 chronicle, krSn'1 kl, T. a. enpegistrer. 
 chronicler, krSn'lklfr, . cbronlqueur. m. 
 chronological, kr6no ISj'i kdl, a. chro- 
 
 nologlque || -ly, ad. sulvant 1'ordre chro-> 
 
 nologique. 
 
 chronolog-y, krSnSfSH. 8. chronologic, {. 
 chronometer, krSnom'tUr, 8. chronn- 
 
 m6tre, m. |f. 
 
 chrysalis, krW&lit, 8. chrysalide. nymphe, 
 Chrysanthemum, krisin'tMfi&m, g. 
 
 chryanlbSme, m. 
 
 chnbby, thfib'bi, a. a tte gro8M || jouffln. 
 chuck, chvk, R. glougsement, m. 
 chuck, cAujt, v. a. A n. donner tm petit 
 
 coup eoua le menton || gloueser. 
 ohnckle, chiik'kl, v. a. * n. caresser II 
 
 lire aux eclats || rire tout bas. 
 chum, chum, t. camarade de chambre, m. || 
 
 du tabac a macher. 
 rhnmp, ehUmp, chunk, chfingk, 9. Nllot, 
 
 bloc, m. || --chop, R. cdte ceup& du quani 
 
 de mouton. f. 
 church, chrrrh, 8. egllsr, f., temple, m. y 
 
 Rigrh ~, R. fc\\f anglicane, f. j| Low ~, 
 
 R. ^cllse puritalne d'Ancleterre, f. ||~-ale, 
 
 s. fits a la d^dlcace d r une egllse, f. || ~- 
 
 plate, R. argenterie, f. y --service, t. 
 
 office divin. m. fchee. 
 
 church, ehtreh, r. a. releyer nne accoti- 
 chnrohingr, chtrch'tng, s. relevatlles, f. pi. 
 churchman, chtrc/t'mdn, a. eccl^stastiqiio, 
 
 m. Iguillier, ra. 
 
 churchwarden, cHtrch' v>o!tor dn, 8. mar- 
 churchyard, ctierc.h'yard, B. cinietitre, m. 
 churl, chcrl, R. payean, m. || tnauant, m. U 
 
 avare, m. 
 churlish, chlr'liih, a. (-ly, ad.) groRsierQ 
 
 brutal(ement) || avare || grosslCremcat. 
 churn, chtrn, s. baratte, f. 
 churn, chern, T. a. barattcr 
 older, tfdir, s. eld re, m. 
 etarar, si gar, B. cigare, f. || --case, . 
 
 porte-cigares, m. || --divan, R. salon- 
 
 fumoir, m. j| --holder, a. brule-clgare, m. 
 cincture, nngtfeMSr, R. ceinture, f. 
 cinder, sin'dir, B. cendre du charbon de 
 
 terre, f. || --pall, --sifter, tamiReur, m. 
 Cinderella, tinder HI' la, R. Cendrillon f. 
 cinerary, tin'ereri, a. cin^raire. |m. 
 
 cinnabar, sin' nd bar, R. ciunbre, vermilion, 
 cinnamon, tin'ndmon, B. cannollc, f. 
 cipher, i*/Vr, e. chiffre, z(ro, m. 
 cipher, iff fir. v. a. 4 n. chitfrer y colculer y 
 
 ecrire en chlffres. 
 
 circle, etr" kl, R. cercle, m. || assembloe, t, 
 circle, tir'kl, v. a. <t n. eu tourer | aa 
 
 mouvoir circulalrement. 
 circlet, ttr" kltt, R. petit cercle, m. 
 circling, stripling, a. circulalre, en cercle. 
 circuit, tirk'it, a. circuit, m., rotation, f. || 
 
 cli-conference, f. || touniee (de Jujre). f. 
 olronltons, ifrku'itiU, a. dtilourne y -ly, 
 
 ad. d'uuc muiileTv dtournee. 
 circular, itrfiter, a. drculalre, L 
 olroular, tirlfuUr^ti. drcalalre. 
 circulate, tfrk'u tut, T. a. A, n. talre cli 1 - 
 
 culer || circuler. 
 
 lot*. Kit, far, Id*; Mn, fit, **; mint, vnn , no, hilt, provt;
 
 circulating cUs3ia.il) 
 
 clroalatlnr, lirL'u luting; ~-llbrary, 8. 
 
 cabinet de lecture, m || ~-medlum, H. 
 
 agent nionfitalre. m. [f. 
 
 circulation, tirku Id'tMn, 8. circulation. 
 
 circulatory, ifr-P u later i. a. circulalre (| 
 
 - decimal, s. di5riniu)e periodique, f. 
 
 circumcise, sir 1 k-um a, v. a. clrconclre. 
 
 circumcision, ftr kumtt*k'un, 8. rlicon- 
 
 cision, f. [fe'rence. enceinte, f. 
 
 circumference, sir kHm' firing, B. circon- 
 
 clrcumflex, eer' kumjlikt, 8. Accent clr- 
 
 conflexe, m. |nant. 
 
 circumjacent, ser kvmjd'ifnt, a. enviion- 
 
 olronmloontlon, tir kum 15 ktfihun, t. 
 
 circonlocullon, f. 
 circumlocutory, ifr turn lif G tir f, a. 
 
 p^rlphrnstlqup, Indirect, 
 circumnavigate, sir kumndv'ig&t, r. a. 
 
 navlguer aulour de. 
 circumnavigation, rer kilmndv \ go.' - 
 
 Aun, s. navigation autour de, f. 
 oironmn avlgr ator, sir hum ndv'iga tir, 8. 
 
 circumnavigateur, m. 
 
 circumscribe, tsr kum skrib' , T. a, cir- 
 
 conscrire, II miter, (clrconacrlption, f. 
 
 circumscription, ttr kvm skrip' ihun, 8. 
 
 circumspect, tir' kum tptkt, a. circon- 
 
 spect, prudent, 
 circumspection, s/fr kvm spfk'ihun, t. 
 
 clrconspectlon, prudence, f. 
 circumstance, ttr" kum ttdnt, s. clrcon- 
 
 stance. f. , Ivlnement, m. 
 olronmstanoed, tir" kum stdntt. a. dans 
 one position, sltufi || -wall ~, olen dans 
 868 affaire*. 
 
 circumstantial, tir TcHmit&n'ih&l, a. 
 
 (-17, ad.) accldentl(1ement) || clrcon- 
 
 Btandtf || en detail || ~ evidence, 8. 
 
 preuve tiree (('indices, f. 
 
 clronmvallatlon, ter kum tdltd'ihun, t. 
 
 circonvallatlon, f. 
 circumvention, sir k-umvln' thin, a. 
 
 fraude, imposture, f. 
 circus, ler'kvK, 8. cirque, m. || (of 
 
 thoronerhfarea), rond-potnt, m. 
 cistern, cii'ta-n, s. citerne, fontaine, f. |) 
 
 reservoir, m. 
 
 cltadsl, itftdfl, 8. cltadelle, forteresw, f. 
 citation, tifd'fAtin, 8. citation, f., ajourne- 
 
 ment, m. 
 
 cite, ti, T. a. dter || aaaljmer, ajourner. 
 oltlsen, ilfizfn, 8. bourgeois, cltoyen, m. 
 oitlxenshlp, lift tin tMp, s. d'roil de 
 
 bourfreolMe, m. 
 citrine, nfrfn, a. cltrln. 
 citron, sifrdn, s. citron, llmon, m. 
 city, lift, 8. Tllle, I. || ~-artlol, 8. 
 
 bulletin financier, m. 
 olvet, tiv'it, 8. clvette, f. 
 olvlo, liv'ik, a, civlque, du cltoyen. 
 civil, liv'il. a (-17, ad.) ciril(ement) II 
 
 civilise; honnete. 
 
 civilian, livit'ydn, 8. l^glate, m. || bour- 
 geon, m. ff. 
 civilisation, jii'U{7<rAun, 8. civilisation, 
 olvlllse, liv'ili* v. a. clvlliser. rendrepoll. 
 filvllltr, tiviritt, 8. civlliW, polltesse, 
 
 lionnetet^, f. || to htv ona ~, lane .lr 
 
 (.-IviliifeH a qn. |m. 
 
 clack, kldk, e. clxquet, cllquetd'un moulin, 
 olaok, klak, v. n. claque r, cliqueter |j liU her. 
 clad, kind, a. vein, liabille. 
 claim, klam, s. demande, prevention, f. 
 claim, klam, T. a. rclamer, pr<Strudie I| 
 
 to ~ acquaintance with one , sa 
 
 r^r lamer de qn. 
 
 claimant, kldm'int, 9. prgtendant, m. 
 clam, kldm, v. a. & n. gluer || s'attacher. 
 clamber, kl&m'bir, v. n. grimpor. 
 clamminess, kldm' ml nit, s. viscosil?, f. 
 clammy, kldm'mi. a. vlsqueux, tenace. 
 clamorous, kldm ir tit, R. bruyant, tumul- 
 
 tueux l| ly, ad. a grand bruit, 
 clamour, klam'cr, 8. clameur, f., bniit, m. 
 clamour, kldm'ir, y. n. cner, faire du 
 
 bruit, vocifdrer. [appui, m. 
 
 clamp, k/iimp, t. embolture, f. || support, 
 clamp, kldmp, v. a. em bolter. |f. 
 
 clan, klan, s. clan, m., fatuille, race, clique, 
 clandestine, klan des' tin, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 clandestin(ement) || secret. 
 clang-, kldng, a. son aigu, m. || cllquetis, m. 
 clang:, kldng, T. n. rendre uu son aigu. 
 clangrorons, kldng' ytrut, a. r^sonnant. 
 clan K our, kldng' ger, s. son aigu retentls- 
 clank, kldngk, s. cllquetls, m. ' [sant, m. 
 clank, kldngk, v. n. cliqueter. 
 clap, kldp, s. coup, m. || eclat, m. || batte- 
 
 ment des mains, m. || ~-trap, 8. coup da 
 
 thfi&tre, m. || artifice, m. || attrape-nigaud, 
 
 m. 
 lap, kldp, T. a. frapper, battre, applaudir 
 
 || appllquer |J Jeter || (of doors) termer, 
 clapper, klap'per, s. claqueur, m. || bat- 
 
 tant, m. || claquet, m. 
 clapping, kldp' ping, 8. battement. applau- 
 
 disseinpnt, m. [scur, m. 
 
 olare- obscure, kldrSbtkur', t. clair-ob- 
 olaret, kldr'et, 8. Tin de Bordeaux, m. II 
 
 ~-oup, 8. vin de Bordeaux frappe, m. || 
 
 llnionade a la glace, f. || ~-Ju, s. carafe 
 
 a Bordeaux, f. (cation, f. 
 
 clarification, kltrifi kifihun, s. clarifi- 
 olarlfy, kldr'ifl, v. a. & n. clarlfler, puri- 
 fier l| s'ecloJrclr. 
 
 clarinet, kldr"{nfl, t elarinette, f. 
 clarion, kldr'ion, s. clairon, m. 
 clash, kldth, 8. cliquetin, choc, in. || (fig.) 
 
 contradiction, f. 
 clash, kl&ih. v. a. 6V n. fatre du bruit en 
 
 frappant, resonner || 8'entrecboquer || s'op- 
 
 poser. 
 clasp, klasp, a. agrafe, boucle, f. fermolr 
 
 (d'un livre), m. || embrassement, m. || ~- 
 
 knlfe, 8. couteau pliant, m. 
 clasp, icl&tp, v. a. agrafer ]| embraaser. 
 class, kldi, 8. classe, f., rang, ordre, m. || 
 
 upper -es, haute claase. I. II middle 
 
 -es, classe moyenne, f. [| lower -n, 
 
 clause Inf^rteure, f. 
 class, kit*, v. a. ranger par classes, 
 classic, kl&Srik, 8. classique, m. || auteur 
 
 classlque, m. 
 classlo(al), kldSrik(dl), a. classique. 
 
 ; ffut, titt, tit, y cha'.r, lt\f ; ~ gaau, ytt; leal, fat; thing, Hurt.
 
 classification, kl&t i ft kaf ihun, ts. clat- 
 
 MIiCHtiuu, (.. ordre, m. 
 classify, kUUftifi, v. a. classifier. 
 classing-, kldtf*\ng, a. classement, in. 
 clatter, kldftir, a. fracas, bruit, m. 
 clatter, kldfter, v. a. & n. foire sonner || 
 
 reteulir, rfsonner II bahiller. 
 clause, kloTiiz, t. clause, sentence, f. 
 clanstral, kldUs'tral, A. claustral. 
 clavicle, i/ii/i if. s. clavicule, f. 
 law, *(oTi, B. grille, serre, f. [] pince (d'une 
 
 ecrevisse), f. 
 
 claw, kldta, v. a. figratlgner, gratter || flatter. 
 clawed, kldUd, a. onguicull. 
 clay, kid, g. argile, terre glaise, f. || ~-plt, 
 
 8. urgiliere, inarniej-e, f. 
 clayey, *fd't, elayish./tfd'wA, a. argileui. 
 clean, */*/>, T. a. neltoyer. 
 lean, */c?/, a. (-ly, ad.) propre(raent) || 
 
 pur, nct(tement) || Elegant [| eDtierfmeut. 
 cleanliness, klen'llntt, 8. proprele, net- 
 
 tet, pureif, f. 
 
 cleanly, klen'li, a. propre, net, <S16gant. 
 cleanse, klcni, v. a. nettoyer, purifier, 
 
 ecurer. 
 Clear, ktir, v. a. rendre clair, clarifier. 
 
 purifier, nettoyer || liqulder, absourtre || 
 
 acquitter |l gagier It dSbarrasser. iiiRtifier. 
 clear, klcr, u. & ad. (-ly, ad.) clair(ement) 
 
 M serein || net || Evident || irrfiprochable (| 
 
 libre U entierement ]| vldemment || ~- 
 
 beaded, a. eelairi II ~-alffhted, a. 
 
 clairvoyant, p^netrant II ~-tarch, v. a. 
 
 blancblr & neuf || ~-*tarober, 8. blaa- 
 
 cblMCiise do fin, f. 
 clearance, kUr'am, a. (com.) acquit, m. || 
 
 defrlchement, m. 
 olearlngTi klir'ina, s. justification, f.. ac- 
 
 qullteoieut, m. [j defriclieiueut, m. || ~- 
 
 honse, s. comptolr gfin^ral de vlrement, 
 
 m. 
 clearnesi, klm'nii, 8. clart, splendeur, 
 
 f., eclat, m. Hdvldenre, pureU, innocence,!. 
 cleave, klev, v. a. & n. ir. (se) fendre U w 
 
 coller, 8'ftttacber a. 
 cleaver, klev'er, s. cooperet, m. H fendeur, 
 
 m. I) plunU; gmnpaute, f. 
 cleft, klfft, s. feme, crevasse, f. 
 clematis, klim'a til, 8. (bot.) clfimatite, f. 
 clemency, klim'tnii, s. clfimence, mlseri- 
 
 corde, f. |j (fig.) douceur, f. 
 clement, klim'lnt, a. clement, mlg^ncor- 
 
 dieux || -ly, ad. avec clmence. 
 clench, klfn$k. vide clinch. 
 olerry, kUr' >i. s. clerg6, m. 
 clergyman, klbr'Jiman, n. ec 
 
 B, a. clerical, ecclealaa- 
 
 Uqoe. 
 clerk, kldrk, s. eccldslustlque, m. l| bomme 
 
 de lettres, savant, m. \\ comnua, secr6- 
 
 talre. m. 
 
 clerkly, kldrk'll. a. lettre, savant. 
 elerkaalp, kldrlf ikip, 8. clerlcat, m. || 
 
 mplol de clero or de commU, m. 
 lever , *W'<tr y a, (-ly, ad.) babUe(ment)y 
 
 drott<eiDeo;). 
 
 clevarneaa, kliv'ernii, s. liubUetd, dtz< 
 terlte, f. 
 
 clew, kit, s. peloton, m. || guide, m. 
 
 clew, klo, v. a. (to - up) (mar.) rarjjner. 
 
 oil ok, klik, s. loquet, m. || cliquet, m. 
 
 click, klik. r. n. falre tic-tac. 
 
 client, kli fnt, s. client, m. 
 
 cliff, klif, s. rocber escarpS, m. || falaise, f. 
 
 climaoterlo, ktlna.k' terik, 8. annde Cli- 
 mal^riquc, f. 
 
 climate, kli' mat, 8. climat, m. 
 
 climatic, kli mat' ik a. de climat. 
 
 climb, klim, T. a. A n. Ir. moater, grlm- 
 per U gravir centre. 
 
 clinch, kllmh, T. a. tenlr ferme, aerrer lea 
 poings || river un clou. 
 
 clincher, klinth'ir, s. crampon, m. || mot 
 sans replique, m. [coller a. 
 
 cling;, kling, r. n. ir. se cramponner || Be 
 
 cllnlo(al), klin'ik(dl), a. clinique. 
 
 clink, klingk, B. tintemeut, to. 
 
 clink, klingk, v. a. 4 n. falre rteonner U 
 rfisonuer, tinier. 
 
 clinker, kllngtftr, 8. mflchefer, m. 
 
 clip, klip, s. coup de poing, m. (| embrasse- 
 ment, m. 
 
 clip, klip, T. a. embrasser || couper || tondre. 
 
 clipper, klip'pir. s. rogueur, m. || ton- 
 deur, m. || fin voiller, m. 
 
 clipping 1 , klip' pmg, B. rognnre, f. 
 
 cloak, kluk, s. manteau, m. || (fig.) masque, 
 f. || --room, s. (rail.) d6pOt dea bagages, 
 m. (masquer. 
 
 cloak, klok, T. a. couvrlr d'un mauteau II 
 
 clock, kltik, a. borloge, pendule, L || (of 
 Btocktng-s) coin, m. 
 
 olookmaker, kluk'maktr, . horloger, m. 
 
 clockwork, klifwirk, 8. mouvement 
 d'une borloge, m. || horlogerle, f. || son- 
 nerie, f. || by ~, par mouvement d'bor- 
 logerie. [m. || ~-hopper, 8. rustre, m. 
 
 clod, kldd, s. motte de terre, f. || lourdaud, 
 
 clod, kl6d, T. n. se coaguler. 
 
 clog, klog, s. charge, f. || entrarea, t pL || 
 sabot, m., galoche, f. 
 
 clog:, kldy, v. a. 4 u. embarrasser, charger 
 || s'unir, s'attarher. fm. 
 
 cloister, klttyi'ttr, 8. cloltre, roonaatdre, 
 
 close, kloz, s. clos, encloa, m. U ruelle, f. [| 
 fin, I. y (nius.) pause, L 
 
 close, kloz, v. a. <t n. termer, boucber, 
 renfermer, conclure. terminer j| consolider 
 || se termer y s'unir ,| se consollder. 
 
 close, klos, a. 4 ad. (-ly, ad.) (vrm, 
 aerre, concia, itroit, aollde j| retii-S, soli- 
 taire U Tiaqueux, glntlneuz || obscur || de 
 pres, d'uno manlere serree, secreiement || 
 a la derobSe |j laconiquement || tisted, 
 a. dnr & la detente, avare II ~-haaled, a. 
 (mar.) au plus prts (du vent) || --set, a. 
 berre. preset, dru y --stool, 8. chaise 
 percee, f. 
 
 closeness, klo/nit, a. cldtnre, f. || aoll- 
 tude, solidite, L || secret, m. U avarice, L 
 
 closet, kloJit, a. cabinet, m. 
 
 closet, kW*4t t T. a. ofermer dans un 
 cabinet. 
 
 , Hat. ft/. M; Mr*, t*. Mr; MWM. <w; nS, kit. JM-OM; - *o ;
 
 4? 
 
 oluaur*, kiy*M6r, a. clotuiu, clolson, OOU-. 
 
 elusion, f. 
 
 clot, kldt, a. concretion, coagulation, f. 
 olot, kldt, T. n. 8e coaguler. 
 cloth, kloth, s. toile, f. \\ nappe, f. || drap. 
 
 m. || habit, m. |l tapis, m. || llnge, m. || 
 
 long: . B. guin&e, L (Stoffc . 
 clothe, kloOi, v. a. (den.) ir. (se) vetir, 
 
 (e')habll]er. 
 clothes, kloOiz, B. pi. habits, m. pi. || 
 
 linge, m. !| suit of ~, s. hablllement com- 
 
 plct, m. II --basket, s. panier a llnge 
 
 sale, m. || --horse, s. sechoir, m. || ~- 
 
 pegr, B. porte-manteau, m. || --pin, 8. 
 
 eplngle a llnge, f. || --press, a. garde- 
 robe, f, 
 
 clothier, kloOi' ibr, e. drapier, m. 
 clothing:, klo' Ollng, s. vehement, m. 
 cloud, EMM, B. nue, f. || (fig.) nuSe, (., 
 
 nuage, m. || cache-nez, m. || --capped, 
 
 a. sourcilleux. 
 cloud, kloMid, T. a. (<t n.) (ee) couvrir de 
 
 nuages || -lly, ad. obscurtSment. 
 cloudiness, kloTvd'inls, 8. obscurit, f., 
 
 te'nSbres, I. pi. [serein, 
 
 cloudless, kloTod'ISs, a. sans nuages. 
 cloudy, kloTi'd'i, a. nuageuz, obscur || 
 
 troubl6H sombre, fbutte. f. 
 
 clout, kliftut, s. torchon, m. || plSce, t. || 
 clout, klij&t, v. a. rapetasser |j garnlr de 
 
 clous. Id'all, L 
 
 olove, kldv, e. clou de girofle, m. || gousse 
 cloven, klffvn, a, (end a, (ourcbu. 
 clover, klffvtr, B. trifle, m. || to live In 
 
 ~, vlvre dans 1'abondance. fen. 
 
 clown, klo&n,a. pay Ban, rustre, paillasse, 
 clownish, kloton iah. a. rustlque, grossier. 
 cloy, klefy. T. a, enclouer (un canon) || soQler. 
 olub, kluo, 8. massue, f., goardin, m. || 
 
 trtfle, m. || club, m. || cercle, m. || --foot, 
 
 i. pled bot, m. II --law, B. lots du plus 
 
 fort, f. || room, a. salle d'assemblee, f. 
 olub. klub. T. n. se runlr || se coUser. 
 cluck, kluk, T. n. glousscr. 
 clue, klu, s. fit, m. || Indlce, m. || (mar.) 
 
 escot (de voile), m. 
 
 clump, klump, s. bloc de bols, m. || bou- 
 quet d'arbrcs, m. || --soles, 8. pL se- 
 
 tnelles a patlns. f. pi. 
 clumsily, klum'zili, a. maladroltement 
 clumnlnfas, klum'zlnli, s. grosslfiretfi, 
 
 maladffllae, f. [lourd. 
 
 clumsy, klum'il, a. grossier, maladroit, 
 cluster, klua'tir, s. amas, groupe, m., 
 
 masse, f. 
 cluster, klioftir, v. a. An. mettre en tag || 
 
 crottre en groupes. 
 
 clutch, Much, s. prise, f. || grlffe, patte, f. 
 clutch, kluc/i. T. a. tenlr ferme dans la 
 
 main, serrer ie polng. saiMr. 
 clyster-pipe, kUtfterfHp, B. canule, f. 
 coach, koch, s. carrosse, m , votture, f. || 
 
 --house, 8. remise, I. || --office, 8. 
 
 bureau des messagerles, m. 
 coach, koch, T. ft. mener en carrosae || 
 
 (flg. ) prtparer. 
 ooaoluaaa, koch'mHn, 8. cocher, m. 
 
 coadjutor, UtindJffUr, 8. COAdJuteUT, M- 
 socifi, m. gulr. 
 
 coagulate, ko&g'uliU, v. a. (& n.) (se)coa- 
 
 ooagoJatlon, kougiila's/iun, a. coagula- 
 tion, f. 
 
 coal, kol, e. charbon (de terre\ m., houllle, 
 1 || --deposit, s. dlpot boulller, m. l| -- 
 heaver, 8. porteur de charbon, m. |l - 
 hole, B. cbarbonnier, m. II --mine, s. 
 mine de hodille, t. || pit, 8. houillero, 
 f. || cattle, -hoot, B. s?au a char- 
 bon, m. || ~-tar, B. goudron de houllle, m. 
 
 coalesce, koHiis' , \. n. se coalluer, s'unir 
 en masse. 
 
 coalescence, k5 Hits' ins, 8. union, t 
 
 coalition, kua.1 ish'un, 8. conffid^rntion, f. || 
 
 coaly, Writ, a. houilleux. [fusion, f. 
 
 coarse, kore, a. grossier, gros, impoli || 
 -ly, ad. grossiSrement || Impollmenu 
 
 coarseness, kors'nia, a. grossiiret^, 1m- 
 polltesse, f. 
 
 coast, kStt, t. cote, f., rivage, m. 
 
 coast, kost, v. a. 4 n. cOtoyer, sulvre, 
 ranger la cote. 
 
 coaster, koaftr, s. cdtler, caboteur, m. 
 
 coastguard, kost' gard, 8. garde-cote, m. 
 
 coasting:, koat'iny; ~-trade, 8. petit 
 cabotage, m. || --vessel, B. cabotier. m. 
 
 coat, kot, a. habit, justuucorps, m. |( ia- 
 
 2uette, f. I 1 tunique, t. || poll, m., peau, f. || 
 ourrure, I. |l great--, over--, s. par- 
 dessus, paletot, m. || - of mall, cone da 
 mallles, f. || - of arms, ecuison, m. 
 
 coat, kot, T. a. habiller II reveilr. 
 
 coating-, kot' ing, s. fitotfe pour habits, 1 1 
 (paint) coucbe, f. 
 
 coax, koks, T. a. caresser. cnjoler. 
 
 oob, IcSk, s. bidet, in. || aralgnee, f. II balle (de 
 uiHl), f. II --nut, s. grosse noisette, t. 
 
 cobble, koo'bl, s. bateau, m. 
 
 oobble, kob'bl, T. a. saveter. 
 
 cobbler, kdb'blir, s. savetier, m. 
 
 cobweb, kdVwdt. 8. tolle d'aralgnee, f. 
 
 cocentrlo, ko tin trik , a. concentrique. 
 
 cochineal, kSeh.'inH. 8. cochenllle, f. 
 
 oook, k6k, s. coq, male des olseaux, m. U 
 glrouette, f. |l roblnet, m. || chieu (d'un fusllX 
 m. || meule (de foio), f. M forme (d'un cha- 
 peau), f. |i style (d'un cadtnn), m. l| aiguille 
 (d'une balance), t. ||~ -horse, a. dada. m. || 
 --loft, s. grenler, m. || --sure, a. (ram.) 
 sflr et certain. 
 
 oook, kdk v. a. <&n. relever, retrouaserharroer 
 (un fusil) || niPttre n meule || falre k> tier. 
 
 oook, kik, a. a cheval, Ulomphuut || (of 
 birds) male. 
 
 cockade, kdkk&d', s. cocarde. f. 
 
 cock-a-doodle-doo, kok'&do'dldo'. s. 
 coquerlco, chant du coq, m. 
 
 cockatoo, kdk&tff. s. cacadon, m. 
 
 cockatrice, kdk'ttrit, s. basilic, m. 
 
 cockchafer, *<Wf cAd/er, R. hanneton, m, 
 
 cockcro-rrdng-), k6k kro(lng), a. chant 
 du coq, m. 
 
 cooked, kSkt, a. HL cornpR |; to knock into 
 a - hat. reiser qn. d 'Importance. 
 
 cooker, kSk'tr. r. a. choyer, dorloter. 
 
 ; fStt, tube. tut. U chair, joy ; game, yet; toul, *tal : thing, Ar.
 
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 cockerel, tSlfiril. a. cochet, petit coq, m. 
 cookie, kikfl, a. (bo<.) ulelle, f. || coque, 
 
 palourde, f. || ~- shell, g. coqullle, f. 
 cockle, kSVl, v. a. & n. plier en spirals I 
 
 se plisser, ge rider || (of the sea) mou- 
 
 tonner. 
 
 cockney, kSV n{, g. badaud de Londres, m. 
 cockpit, kSfpit, s. (mar.) poste de ma- 
 lades, m. 
 
 cockroach, kok'roch, a. blatto, f. 
 cockscomb, k8M ' kom, a. Crete du coq, f. | 
 
 fat, damoiseau, m. [m. 
 
 cockswain, kSk'sn, 8. patron de cbaloupe, 
 cocktail, kik'tnl, a. i a. metis (m.) || mal- 
 
 appris (m.) || boisson araencaine composed 
 
 d'eau-de vie et de di verses ingredients, f. 
 cocoa, kffko, a. cocotier, m. || ~-nnt, 8. 
 cocoon, kokon' , a. cocon, m. [coco, m. 
 cod, kod, a. morue, f. || cosse, f. ||-s, pi. (an.) 
 
 bourses, f. pi. |J liver oil, g. hulle d 
 
 fole de morue. r. 
 
 coddle, kSd'dl, v. a. bouillir || dorloter, 
 code, kdd, s. code, m. 
 codg-er, kdfer, a. bonliomrae, m. 
 codicil, kori'lsil, a. codicille, m. 
 codify, koflfi, y. a. codifier. 
 codling-, kodf ling, a. pomme native f. || 
 
 petite morue, f. 
 
 coerce, koeri', T. a. restreindre. 
 coercion, ko or' shun, a. coercition, con- 
 
 Uainte, f. 
 
 coercive, kofr'tiv, a. coercitif. 
 coeval, kofvdl, a. contemporain, m. 
 coeval, ko?vdl,&. contemporain. 
 coexist, ko fg zlsf , y. n. coezlster. 
 coffee, koffi, a. cafe, m. II --grounds, 
 
 B. pi. marc de cafe, m. I) ~-honse, s. 
 
 cafe, m. || ~-pot, g. cafetiere, f. || 
 
 roaster, s. bruloir a caie", m. || ~-room, 
 
 g. salon d'hdtel, m. || ~-et, s. service a 
 
 cafe, m. [caisse, f. 
 
 coffer, kofftr, g. coffre, coffre-fort, m., 
 coffin, koffin, a. blere, f., cercueil, m. || 
 
 cornet de papier, m. 
 
 coffin, kofjin, v. a, mettre dans un cercueil. 
 cor, koa, a. dent de roue, f., alluchon, m. || 
 
 ruse. f. || ~- wheel, a. roue dentee, f. 
 cog;, kog, v. a. & n. garnir de dents II ca- 
 
 Joler || piper (les des). 
 cog-ency, kffjinii, a. force, puissance, f. 
 oog-ent, kffiint, a. fort, puissant || -ly, 
 
 ad. irreaisublement. fmediter. 
 
 oog-ltate, k/Sj'itot, v. n. Denser, rgflechir, 
 eogrnate, kSf nit, a. al lie, proche f| analogue, 
 cog-nation, kSg nS s kun, a. parent^, con- 
 
 anguinite, f. [f. || conviction, f. 
 
 oogrnltion, kSynl'ahun, a. connaissance, 
 oogrnisanoe, kSfnizdm, a- counaissauce, 
 
 t || competence, f . |{ j ugement, m. I] marque, 
 
 euseigne, f. f competent. 
 
 oog-nlsaat, kig'nizant, a. iusiruit || (jur.) 
 cohabit, ko hatfit, v. n. babiter ensemble, 
 cohabitation, ko hob t IS than, g. cobabi- 
 
 Utlon, f. 
 
 coheir, ku'tu', g. coberitier, m. 
 uhelr***, ko'Sr'it, g. coherltiert, t 
 
 cohere, ko tier' , v. u. 6Lre 
 corder, couvenlr. 
 
 coherence, kokfrlnt, t. coLusiou, f. || 
 liaison, f., rapport, m. 
 
 coherent, ko hi'rtnt, a. (-ly, ad.) cohe- 
 rent, consequent, suivl || avec coherence. 
 
 cohesion, kohfihun, g. cohesion, adhe- 
 rence, f.. rapport, m.. liaison, f. 
 
 coif, kffyf, g. coiffe, calotte, f. 
 
 coll, koi/l, a. corde rouee, f. |j tumulte, m. 
 
 ooll, koT/l, y. a. mettre en peloton. 
 
 coin, kot/n, a. coin, m. || encognnre, t || 
 monnaie, f. 
 
 coin, koT/n. v. a. monnayer || inventer. 
 
 colnagre, kdtfn'oj, a. monnayage, m. || In- 
 vention, t frapporter. 
 
 d'accord. 
 coiner, kffjn'ir, a. monnayenr, m. || faui- 
 
 monnayeur, m. || forgeur, m. 
 coke, kok, a. coke, m. 
 colander, kul'dndir, a. passoire, f. 
 oold, kola, a. rhume, m. || field, m. || 
 
 catch ~, g'enrhumer. 
 cold, kold, a. (-ly, ad.) froid (emeu t) 
 
 different, sgrieux II avec Indifference 
 
 be ~. avoir froid || ~- drawn, a, 
 
 par 1'ezpression a froid. 
 coldness, kold'nis, a. froid, m., froideur, 
 
 f. || indifference, t [cbou vert, m. 
 
 cole, /col, B. chou frise, m. || --wort, g. 
 colic, kSfilc, a. colique, f., tranches, f. pi. 
 collaborate, kSl laVSrat, r. n. collaborer, 
 
 coop6rer. paboration, f. 
 
 collaboration, kSl lab Sra'shtin, a. col- 
 collaborator, kolldb ordtir, a. coLlabo- 
 
 rateur, m. 
 collapse, kSHSps', s. rapprochement, m. || 
 
 (raed.) affaissement, m. || (fig.) ecroule- 
 
 ment, m. 
 collapse, kSll&ptf , v. n. tomber 1'un gur 
 
 1'autre || s'affaisser [I s'ecrouler. 
 
 jllar, k&Vlsr. a. collet, m. || collier, m. || 
 
 col, m. l| rouleau, m. |1 collerette, f. || bri- 
 
 cole, t I ~-bone, s. clavlcvae, f. 
 
 " r, tor-- 
 
 , . 
 
 ksrier T. a, prendre au collet || 
 un collier a || fair* un rouleau de. 
 
 coli- 
 
 collar, 
 
 mettre 
 collate, kollof, v."a. comparer 
 
 tionner || nommer. 
 collateral, kSll6ftrS.l, a. (-ly, ad.) col- 
 
 lat^ral(ement) [I indirect(ement). 
 collation. kSeitftkHn, a. collation, t |) 
 
 don, m. || goater, m. fm. 
 
 oolleag-ue. kdfleg, a. collSgue, camarade, 
 collect, HSr Wet, s. collecte, f. 
 collect, kSllikf, r. a. & n. recuellllr ||, 
 
 qugter || conclure. 
 
 collected, kdlUftfd.SL. calme, tranquille. 
 collection, kUllik'tltun, s. collection, f. || 
 
 quate, f. || levee des lettres, f. recueil, 
 
 arnos, m., compilation, f., assemblage, m. 
 collective, killfk'tiv, a., assemble |j (gr.) 
 
 collecUf || -ly, ad. collccUvemeut. 
 collector, kbllek'tir, a. collecteur, pof- 
 
 cepteur, m. 
 
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 49 
 
 college, lul'lej, s. college, in. || com- 
 munuut, f., corps, m. P^ge, m. 
 
 collegian, kit Ifjidn, a. membre d'un col- 
 
 oolleKlate, kails' jidl, a, membre d'un 
 collfgp, ecolier, m. 
 
 collegiate, kglli' jidt, a. collegia!. 
 
 collide, kol Jvf , v. n. se chequer || s'entrc- 
 choquer. [m. 
 
 oollle, kffflf, s. cblen de berger ecossais, 
 
 ooUler, kSfyir, s. charbonnier, m. |) bail- 
 ment cbarbonnier, m. 
 
 colliery, kafyir i, a. mine de charbon, f. || 
 commerce de charbon, m. 
 
 collision, killizh'un, s. collision, f., 
 choc, froissement, m. 
 
 collodion, kcillo'dl6n, g. collodion, m. 
 
 collop, kol'ldp, a. tranche, f., morceau, m. 
 
 colloquial, k<5llffkw(dl, a. de conversa- 
 tion, famllier || ~ powers, s. pi. talent de 
 conversation, m. (feYence, conversation, f. 
 
 colloquy, kScloqui, a. colloque, m., con- 
 
 collum, kSfliim, s. (Dot.) collet, m. 
 
 collusion. kol 16' shun, g. collusion, con- 
 nivence, L [soire(ment). 
 
 collusive, kSllo'siv, a. (-ly, ad.) collu- 
 
 colon, kffUm. a. (gr.) deux points, m. pi. 
 
 oolonade, k6l6ndd' , s. colonnade, f. 
 
 colonel, kor'nfl, a. colonel, m. (m. 
 
 colonelcy, kto'ntlti, a. grade de colonel, 
 
 colonial, kdlffnidl, a. colonial, (gallon, f. 
 
 colonisation, kGldnizofikun, a. coloui- 
 
 oolonise, kfftniz, v. a. coloniser. 
 
 colonist, kfl'Sniat, g. colon, m. 
 
 colony, kSl'dnl. a. colonie, peuplade, f. 
 
 colophony. UfffSf, g. colopbane, . 
 
 colossal, kSl6a't(U, a. colossal. 
 
 Colosseum, kol&stJUm, e. Collsee, m. 
 
 colossus, kuldSiua, a. colosse, m. 
 
 colour, kul'tr, . couleur, f. || telnt, m. || 
 prtti-xu-, m. || fast ~, Txiuleur Bolide II 
 ..blind, a. alfi.-ci6 de daltonisme 11 
 ~- sergeant, g. porte-drapeau, m. || -s, 
 g. pi. lendard, m. II (mar.) pavilion na- 
 tional, m. || with flying- -m, enseignes 
 d^ployees || to strike one's -m, (mar.) 
 amener son pavilion. 
 
 colour, kufir, v. a. A n. colorer || colorier || 
 pallier || prendre couleur, M colorer, rou- 
 gir || (M) culotter. 
 
 colouring-, ktiflrfng, a. colorls, m. 
 
 colourless, kOXtrlls, a. sans couleur, 
 pale. [dent de lait, m. 
 
 colt, kult, s. poulaln, m. || jeuue tourdl || 
 
 colum, tdfum, a. placenta, m. 
 
 columbine, k6l' um bin, a. couleur gorge de 
 pigeon, f. jubot.) ancolle, (. 
 
 column, toi'um, g. colonne, I., plller, m. 
 
 columnar, kilum'ner, a. en forme de 
 colonne. |m. 
 
 coma, kffmS, g. coma, aasoupissement, 
 
 comatose, kfm'ttot, a. comateux. 
 
 comb, kom, a. peigne, m. || crete (d'un coq), 
 I . || rayon (de miel), m. fcheval). 
 
 comb, kom, v. a, peigner || fitrlller (un 
 
 combat, kum'b&t, a. combat, m., lutte, J. || 
 slngrle or private ~, duel, m. 
 
 combat, r. a. & n. combattre. 
 
 combatant, kHm'bdt dnt, a. combattant, m. 
 
 comber, kom'ir, e. cardeur de laine, m. 
 
 combination, kom bi na' shun, a. combl- 
 naison, f. || couplot, m., conaplration, (. 
 
 combine, kom bin', v. a. 4 n. combiner, 
 Joindre || se liguer. fstible, m. 
 
 combustible, kdmbus'tibl, a. combu- 
 
 oostbustlble.Adm but'ti bl.fi. combustible. 
 
 combustion, k dm bus f shun, s. combustion, 
 f. || embrasement, m. 
 
 come, hum, v. n. ir. venir, arriver || de- 
 venir || proc4der || se monter (a) || se r6- 
 duire || ~ I i. aliens 1 venez ! || to ~ round, 
 changer de resolution || to ~ about, ar- 
 river, se passer || to ~ back, revenir II 
 to ~ do-wn, descendre |[ to ~ In, entrer || 
 to"~ Into a fortune, laire fortune || to 
 ~ oft, se detacher || se passer || rfiussir || 
 to ~ out, sortir || paraltre (dana les jour- 
 neaux) || to ~ to, se remettre || devenlr || 
 to -v up, ttioiiter || to ~ up with, at- 
 telndre || to - upon, trouver, rencontrer || 
 still to ~, toujours a venir || ~ what 
 may, coute que coute. 
 
 comedian, kome'didn, a. comgdien, m. 
 
 comedy, kom'edi, a. comSdie, f. 
 
 comeliness, kum' line's, a. beaut^, grace, f. 
 
 comely, kum'li, a. gracieux II decent, cou- 
 venable || ~, ad. avec grace || dScemment, 
 honnetement. fg. uouvel arrive, m. 
 
 comer, kum'er,a. venant, venu, m.|| ue w -~, 
 
 comet, kSm'it, a. comgte, f. 
 
 comrlt, kum' fit, a. confiture secbe, f. 
 
 oomtort, kuin'f&rt, a. secourg, m., Rssis- 
 tance, f. || consolation, f. || agr^uieiit, m. 
 
 comfort, kum'fert, v. a. conforter, forlititr, 
 consoler. Jconsoiant, agre'able, a son aise. 
 
 comfortable, kum'/ert &bt, a. coufortable, 
 
 comfortably, 
 mod^ment, 
 
 comforter, 
 
 cache-nez, m. || Job's -, triste consola- 
 teur. (MMcrtebl*. 
 
 comfortless, kum'fert lit, a. inconsolable || 
 
 comlo(al), kdm'itfdl), a. (-ly, ad.) 
 comiquttment) || drole, facdtieux. 
 
 coming;, kum'ing, a, venue, airivfie, f. 
 
 coming;, kum'ing, a. futur, & vonlr. 
 
 comma, kdm'md, g. virgule, f. || Inverted 
 ~, gulllemet, m. 
 
 command, k6mm&n<f , g. commandement, 
 ordre, m. [ordonner || gouverner. 
 
 command, kdm mdna'.v.u. &u. commander, 
 
 commandant, kom man ddnf a. comman- 
 dant, m. [dantj general, chef, m. 
 
 commander, kdrn man der , s. comman- 
 
 oommandment, kSm mdntf mfnt , a. com- 
 mandement, ordre. m. || prfice'pte, in. 
 
 commemorate, kom mem' mo rat , r. a. 
 commimorer. 
 
 commemoration, kom mfm mSra'thun, a, 
 commemoration, f. II celebration, f. 
 
 commemorative, kim mem,' mo rd tfv, a, 
 qul rappelle. jddbuter (comme), devenir. 
 
 commence, kSm m^na'.v.a. An. commencer|| 
 
 commencement, kdm mtnf mint, g. com* 
 meocement, m. || dtbut, m. 
 
 ble, kuiii'/ert dbl. a. coufortable, 
 bly, turn' firtd bit, ad. corn- 
 it, agrgablement. 
 r, kum'fert ir, a. consolateur, m. || 
 
 ; fott, tube, tub. || cAatr, Joy ; fin*, yn; toul, ttol; thing, Hurt. 
 
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 commend compartment 
 
 commend, kSmmintf, v. a. louer, recom- 
 mander. 
 
 commendable, k&mmin'dibl, a. recom- 
 mandable, louable. Jablement. 
 
 oommendably, kdmmfn'ddbli, ad. lou- 
 
 oommendatlon, kdm m in da' shun, B. re- 
 commandatlon, louange, f. 
 
 commendatory, kommen' d&tir\, a. a la 
 louange de. 
 
 commensurable, kSmmin' turibl , a. 
 commensurable || proportionn<5. 
 
 commensurate, Mmmeri turiU, v. a. r6- 
 dulre & one mesure commune. _ 
 
 commensurate, k&mmcn'surat, a. pro- 
 portion n 6, ggal. 
 
 comment, io/n'me>if, commentary, kom'- 
 menteri, g. commentalre, m. fgloser. 
 
 comment, kom'mlnt, y. n. commenter, 
 
 commentator, k&m'mtntaUr. 8. com- 
 mentateur, m. fn^goce, in. 
 
 commerce, kom'mirs, g. commerce, trafic, 
 
 commercial, kommar' ihfU, a. commercial, 
 de commerce || ~ directory, s. almanacb 
 du commerce, m. || ~ traveller, u. com- 
 mit vuyageur, m. 
 
 tiommlnatory, k&mmin' otter i, a. com- 
 inluatulre || uieuacant 
 
 commingle, kin miiiff'gl, v. a. & n. uieli-r, 
 luelKiiger. [compassion, plaindre. 
 
 commiserate, kjmmi/erat, v. a. avoir 
 
 commiseration, kdmmii ira'akun, a. 
 commiseration, pi tie, I. 
 
 commissariat, turn mil tit' ri it, e. Inlen- 
 . dauou milltaire, m. 
 
 commlBBary, kim'mfiteri, B. commls- 
 saire, in. y U61egu6, m. || Intendant mill- 
 taire, m. 
 
 couualaalon, kum mish'Hn, u. commigsion, 
 charge, f., emploi, brevet, m. || ~-ag-ent, 
 B. commlBBlonnaire, m. || on ~, en com- 
 mlBBlon || to cnargre a ~, faire payer 
 commlsBlon II to discharge a ~, 
 B'acqultter d'uiie commis.ion. 
 
 commission, kum miafi un , v. a. donner 
 commission, d^puter, d61guer. 
 
 commissioner, kQm mfik Hn er, a. com- 
 niibsaire, m. || commlsalonnalre, m. 
 
 commit, kdmmtf , v. a. commettre, con- 
 Oer || llvrer, emprisonner || comproiuettre U 
 euxager || renvoyer i une coniaiisiou. 
 
 committal, kuinmiftul, commitment, 
 timmifmfnt, s. vinpnsonnement, m. 
 
 committee, kum mil' te, 8. couut6, m. || 
 (]ur.) curateur, m., commission, f. 
 
 commodious, kommff diiii, a. <-ly, ad.) 
 commode, propre, convenable(meut) U 
 als || & I'alse. 
 
 commodity, kommSftti, g. commodity, 
 {. || denree, marcbandise, f. 
 
 commodore, kim'modor, g. (mar.) com- 
 modore, m. || bailment convoyeur, m. 
 
 common, k&m'mvn, s. communaox. m. pi., 
 value pflture, t. || -B, pi. bourgeoisie, f. || 
 House of Commons, g. Cbambre des 
 Communes, m. || --council, s. conx-U 
 muolcipal, in. || ~-hall, g. bdtel de ville, 
 m. || ~-law, s. drolt coutumier, m. 
 
 common, kdfm'mSn, a. (-ly, ad.) commun 
 
 (ment) || ordlnaire(mcnt) || vulgaire, public 
 
 (I (mil.) simple. fide, t 
 
 commonalty, kom'mSnoltf, g. bourgeoi- 
 
 oommoner, kom'moner, g. bourgeois, m. || 
 
 membre de la Cbambre des Communes, m. 
 
 commonness, kom'mSn nil, s. commu- 
 
 naute, f. 
 
 commonplace, kSm'mon plot, 8. lieu com- 
 mun, m. N pensee triviale, f. 
 commonplace, kom' mdn plds , a. banal, 
 oommonsenae, kdm'monsens, s. seas 
 commun, m. nable. 
 
 oommonsense, kdm' mSn tens , a. raison- 
 commonvrealtn, kCm' min vjilth , e. r6- 
 publlque, f. [(. || 4meute, f. 
 
 commotion, kSmmffihun, g. commotion, 
 communal, kom'mun til, a. communal, 
 commune, kom'mun, v. n. converger, con- 
 lurer [I to ~ with, oneaelt, rentrer eu 
 soi-meme. 
 
 communicable, kSmmu,' nikubl, a. com- 
 municable, (muulant, m. 
 communicant, kdmmifnSkdnt, g. com- 
 communloate, kommu'nikdt, \. u. it n. 
 
 communiquer || communier. 
 communication , k6m mu ni kd'ihiin, u. 
 
 communication, f. 
 communicative, kSmmu'nlkdtiv , a. 
 
 communicallf, ouvert. 
 communicativeness, kirn mu' ni kd tlvi 
 
 nit, s. curucteiu couimunlcatit, m. 
 
 communion, kommun'yun, B. communl- 
 
 cation, f. || relationg, f. pi. |j communloo, 
 
 salnte Cfiuc, f. || to take the ~, recevoir 
 
 le sacremeut j| -table, a. gaiute table, f. 
 
 communist, kom'muniat, B. communlste, 
 
 communautalre, m. 
 
 community, kSm mifnftf, 8. oommuuante', 
 BociiStd, f. [able. 
 
 commntable, kommu'td bl, a. conuuu- 
 oommutatlon, kvmmutd'ihun, g. com- 
 mutation, f., cbanKemeut, m. [mum. 
 commute, kommuf , v. a. & n. (Jur.) corn- 
 compact, kdm'pdkt, g. pacte, contrat, m. 
 compact, kompdkf. a. couipactc, con- 
 deiis4 || bref, concls || -ly, ad. d'une 
 manlSre compacte. |deusitiS, f. 
 compactness, kompakfntt, g. compacito, 
 companion, kdmpan'yun, s. compagnoii, 
 m., compaene, t y --ladder, s. (mar.) 
 grande Schelle, I. fciuble. 
 companionable, kSmpSn'yunJibl, a. go- 
 companionship, kompan'yunthip, 8. 
 
 camaraderie, f. || socifite, f. 
 company, kvm'pdni, g. compagnle, as- 
 
 sembl^e, f. , cercle, m., troupe, f. 
 comparable, kum'p&r&bt, a. comparable, 
 comparative, kompdr'dtio, ^ a. compra- 
 tif || ly, ad. par comparaigon |i - de- 
 arree, 8. comparatU, m. [troater. 
 
 compare, kumpdr' , T. a. comparer, con- 
 comparison, kJm pdr'iitun , g. com- 
 paralson, f. || In ~ \rlth, ea comparuiiion 
 de || beyond ~, gang comparaigon. 
 compartment, ktjmp&rfment, t. GOm- 
 parllmetit, m. 
 
 lute, hilt, fir, la~U>; here, fit, her; v4>te, inn; nu t hut, prout;
 
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 compass, k-um'pdt, a. oercle, circuit, tour, 
 
 m. || port&>, f. || clrconffirenee, f. || en- 
 
 ceinte, f. || boussole, f. || -card, a. rose 
 
 <!rs vents, t. || -as, s. pi. (pair ot ~) 
 
 compaa, m. 
 compass, kum'pat, T. a. entourer, as- 
 
 t\6ger, ootenlr, comploter. 
 compassion, kSmpash'iin, t. compassion, 
 
 commiBeYation, f. 
 compassionate, kXmpiLsh'unat, v. a. 
 
 avoir compassion, avoir pitifi. fpatissaut 
 compassionate, kSmpcuh'unat, a. com- 
 oompatlblllty, k$m pat \ bil' i ti, a. com- 
 
 patibility, convenance, f. 
 compatible, kin pat' it/I, a. compatible, 
 
 convenable. (m. 
 
 compatriot, kOmpfftriSt, a. compatriote, 
 compeer, kSmper, a. compere, camarade, 
 
 m. [obllger. 
 
 compel, kSmpff, v.a. forcer, coutraindrv, 
 oompend(lum), k3m pin' di tm, 6. abr6ge\ 
 
 m. [peiiser || U6dommager. 
 
 compensate, k&m'pfnsat, v. a. in. com- 
 compensatlon, kSmp^nta.' thin, t. com- 
 
 penaation, f. || ~-b*lanoe, 8. compenaa- 
 
 teur, m. |en concurrence. 
 
 compete, kSmpef . T. a. & u. etre or entrer 
 lompeteaoe. icirn'pttfnt, competency, 
 
 kiim' pi tin tt, s. competence, f. || utos- 
 
 ttlre, m. 
 uompetent, kfn'pitfnl, a, auttUant, con- 
 
 veuable || competent I -Jy, ad. 
 
 oompetltloa, kompitiik'vn, a. concur- 
 
 rvace, rlvalius, f. jcODCurrent, m. 
 
 competitor, kimpifittr a. coinpfititeur, 
 oompUatloo, kSmpflffikun, a. compila- 
 
 tion, f. [poser. 
 
 compile, kSmp\F , T. a. compiler, com- 
 compUer, kSmpi'ltr-, a. compilateur, m. 
 complacence, kSmplffifni, oompla- 
 
 oenoy, kdmptd'iinti, a. aatlafaction, t. || 
 
 coiuplalaaiice. f. || civility, f. 
 complacent, ktfmpld'tint, a. complaisant, 
 
 civil poll J| -ly. ad. avec complaisance. 
 complain, kSmplan' . v. n. ae platudre. 
 complainant, turn plan' fat, a. plalguant, 
 
 DI. || plulKQanU*, f. JtivemrnU 
 
 complalnlnfly, kHmpl&n'ing It, nil. pluia- 
 complalnt, kompldnf, a. plalnte, (., 
 
 sujet de plalnte, m. J| maladle, f. 
 oomplaleanoe, k6m'pla*<tnt ou kimpla,' - 
 
 juni, a. cooiplaiaance. (. 
 complaisant, kSm'pl&ttnt, a. complal- 
 
 tuiii i| -ly, ad. complalsamment 
 complement, kSm'plfmfnt. a. complfi- 
 
 meiii, m. || acbevemcnt, m. U compltiU:- 
 
 ini-iit, m. || inoiiliint, m. 
 complete, kHmplit' , T. a. computer, ao 
 
 compllr || achever. 
 complete, kimplif , a. complet, acLeve, 
 
 parfait || -ly, ad. corapletement. 
 completion, komplc'ittun, . accomplUse- 
 
 iiK>nt, acbevemenL comble, m. \\ioa6. 
 complex, kSm'plcia, a. complexe || com- 
 complezlou , kdm ptfk' shun , B. com- 
 
 plexion, (., teiupdrauient || U-iut, m. 
 
 oomplezloned , k<fm. pUf ihund , a. de 
 
 telnt. (complication, f, 
 
 complexity, kXntplfkifitt,*. complexity 
 compliance, k8m pli'tnf, a. condescen- 
 
 dance. complaisance, f. | u > with, con- 
 
 formemcnt a. 
 compliant, kSmplTSnt, a. complainant, 
 
 oblippant || soumla (a). fembroulller. 
 
 complicate, kSm'ph kit, T. a. compliquer, 
 complication, komplikS.' shdn, a. com- 
 plication, confusion, f. II melange, m. 
 complicity, kdm.plis'iti, a. complicity, f. 
 compliment, kSm'pltmfnt, a. compli- 
 ment, m. |l ceYernonie, flatterle, f. || to 
 
 pay a ~, faire un compliment || -s of 
 
 the season, YCBUX de bonne annee, 
 
 m. pi. Ipllmenter, flatter, 
 
 compliment, kom'pKment, T. a. corn- 
 complimentary, kSmplimen'ttri , a. 
 
 complimenteur. flatteur. 
 compline, kSm'plin, a. compiles, f. pi. 
 comply, kSmpli', v. n. coudesceudre, 
 
 s'accouimoder a, ae soumettre. 
 component, kSm po' nfnt ,t. conatituaut,m. 
 component, k&mpffnfnt, a. conatituant. 
 comport, kSmporf , v. n. 8'accorder, con- 
 
 venir. 
 compose, kSmpo*'. v. a. composer || ar- 
 
 rantcvr, apulger, calmer JJ aocommoder. 
 compoeed, kimpoui'. kompfftid, a. ( ly, 
 
 ad.) caLme N tranquille(ment). 
 compoaer, kdmpa'ier, 8. auieuT, ecrivaln, 
 
 m. || compoalteur, m. 
 composing', kSmpffeing, a, (me<l.) cal- 
 
 mant || ~-d.cu.aght, a. calmant, m. U 
 
 --atlok, a. compoateur, m. 
 composite, k5m'pi*\t, a. bougie stearique, 
 composite, kdmjjizit, a. compost. If. 
 composition, kompo ileh'Zn, a. compoil- 
 
 tion, f. || nature, f. || (Jur.) concordat, m. 
 compositor, kSm pSaf i tir, a. coinpoai- 
 
 teur, m. 
 
 compost, kun'pSst, B. eugrala, fumler, m. 
 composure, kvmpffzhO6r. a. compoaltlou, 
 
 structure, f. || tranqullute, f. || accom- 
 
 modement, arrangement, m. 
 compound, k6m'p<fSvnd, a. compoatf, m. 
 compound, kom ptf&nd', v.a. <5cn. composer, 
 
 arranger || faire un accord, a'accommoder. 
 compound, kSm' pufynd, a. compose. 
 comprehend, kum prehfnd' , v. a. com- 
 
 prendre, conU'nir, concevoir. fprfibennible. 
 comprehensible, kom pr hfniibl.*.oom- 
 oomprehenslbly, kumprihfn'iioli, ad. 
 
 d'une maul ere expreanlve. 
 comprehension, kumprlhin'thCn , a. 
 
 comprehension, f. || aommalre, ui. y iuUl- 
 
 llgence, f. 
 comprehensive, kimprfhfn'tfv, a. In- 
 
 telliKent || inergique || vaste || -ly ad. 
 
 largemeni. [ni*. a. precision, 4nergie, f. 
 comprehensiveness, kdm prf kfn' tiv- 
 oompress, kin'prft, a. compreaae, f. 
 compress, kunipriif, v. a. coiuprimer, 
 
 reaaerrer. [couipreBalbillttf, f. 
 
 compressibility, kompretti bifttl, . 
 
 ' /"', tt>t. tUb. i/iaic, jug ; garni, yti ; ovl, *u/; thing, OUr. 
 
 4*
 
 compressible conductor 
 
 compressible, kompr&i'till, a. com- 
 pressible, [sfon, condensa'.Icn, f. 
 compression, kdmprtth'Hn, s. ooaipres- 
 comprlse, k6mpri*,v. a. comprendre, con- 
 
 tenir. [promjs, m. 
 
 compromise, kom'prnmit, 8. (jur.) coin- 
 compromise, kdm'promiz, T. a. faJre un 
 
 compromis, B'arranger. _ |f. 
 
 compulsion, kom pOl' fhun, 8. contrainte, 
 compulsory, kompHl'ttrl, a. foroA ob- 
 
 llgatotre. Jm., componctwn, f. 
 
 compunction, )Wmpuii0i'sAurt,s.renx>rd s, 
 computation, komputa' shun, s. supputa- 
 
 tlon, f., compte, m. 
 
 compute, klrnpuf. v. a. compter, calculer. 
 comrade, kSm rda, s. caruarade, m. 
 con, A-on, 8. contra, m. || pros and -s, le 
 
 pour et le centre. 
 con, kon, T. a, gtudler, repasser. 
 con, /t<5n, pr. centre. 
 concatenation, kSnkSttn&thun, 8, en- 
 
 cbalnenaenL m. || succession, (. 
 concave, k&n'kdv, a. concave, creux. 
 concavity, kSnk&v'tti, s. coucavit6, f. 
 conceal, kintef , v. a. celer, cacber, dis- 
 
 slrnuler. [tear, m. 
 
 concealer, kSnstl'tr, 8. (Jur.) non-rfvSla- 
 ooneealment, k&* 18.' tafnt, a. recfilement, 
 
 m. || retralte, cacbette, f. 
 concede, ion itdt , v. a. couc^der, accorder. 
 conceit, kiniif, e. iiis6e, idee, opinion, 
 
 f. || vnniuJ, f. My, ad. avec vanlte. 
 
 conceited, kSnteffa, a. Tain, sutflsant || 
 conceivable, kSntfvabl, a. concevable, 
 
 intelligible. [comprendre l| peuser. 
 
 conceive, kin siv' , v. a. <S: u. coaoevoir, 
 concentrate, kfn'ifntrat, T. a. con- 
 
 oentitr. fcentratlon, f. 
 
 concentration, kSntintra'ihan, s. con- 
 concentre, kin sfn'tir, T. a. (4 u.) (se)con- 
 
 centrer. 
 concentric, kSntfn'trtk, a. (-ally, ad.) 
 
 conceatrique(ment). Jf. || nouon, idee, f. 
 conception, kin tip' than, s. conception. 
 concern, kSntern', s. affaire, cause, f. [| 
 
 ial^ret, ^gard, m. || inquietude, f., trouble, 
 
 m. |j importance, t. 
 concern, kSniim' , T. a. concemer, 
 
 toucher, regarder, appartenir || Inqui4ter || 
 
 se meler de. 
 concerned, kSn ttrnf , a. Int6ress6, toucbS, 
 
 atfllee, InquISM || -ly, ad. avec inuSret. 
 concerning 1 , kdntirn'lng, pr. concernant, 
 
 touchant. fphonie, f. || in ~, de concert, 
 concert, kSn'sfrt, a. concert, m. || sym- 
 conoert, kdnsgrtf, T. a. concerttr. 
 oonoesBion, kousith'un, s. concession, 
 
 cbose accorded, (. 
 conch, kingk, g. conque, f. 
 onolllate, kSnsit'idt, T. a. condller, r6- 
 
 conciller. ftlon, f. 
 
 conciliation, ktin sllia'shun, a. concilla- 
 oonoillatory, kontifidter i, a. conciliant 
 concise, kSn tit', a. roncis, succinct || ly, 
 
 ad. sucdnctement, laconlquement. 
 onciseness, kin nf nit, 8. ooncialon, 
 
 Ulflvetfi, t, laconisDie, m. 
 
 conclavo,A;on/AWt),s. conclave, m.. assem- 
 ble*, t. [miner, acbever || juger, decider. 
 
 ooncluda, Icon klotf , v. a. conclure. d6tr- 
 
 ooncln dingr, kdn klo'dlng, a. conclimnt || 
 dernier. [decision, f. 
 
 conclusion, kSn klff_zfiun, 8. conclusion, f. || 
 
 conclusive, kSnklo'tlv, a. concluant, A6- / 
 cisif || -ly, ad. ddclslvement 
 
 concoct, kSn kSkf, T. a. digdrer, mftrlr U i 
 machlner. . \ 
 
 concomitant, kon kSm' ( tint, 8. concomi- 
 tant, m. || compagnon, m.J| accessoire, m. 
 
 concomitant, kon kom' I tint, a. concomi- 
 tant || qui accompagne. 
 
 eonoord, kdng'kdUril, s. accord, m., har- 
 monie, f. || convention, f. II (gr.) concor- 
 dance, f. || (mns.) consonnanoe, (. f(. 
 
 concordance, *<Jn kdr 1 dani,a. concordance, 
 
 concordant, k&nkdr 1 dant, a. s'accordant, 
 barmonieux. [foule, t. 
 
 concourse, kong'kOrs, 8. concours, m., 
 
 concrete, kSn'kret, v. n. se solldlfier. 
 
 concrete, kSn'kret, a. concret |1 solldifi& 
 
 concretion, kin krfthun, a. concretion, f. 
 
 concabinagre, kdnku'llnaj, 8. concubi- 
 nage, m. 
 
 concubine, kSng'kubm^ s. concubine, f. 
 
 concupiscence, kon ku'pia atin, a. con- 
 cupiscence, t. [corder, etre d'acconl. 
 
 concur, konktr", T. n. concourtr || a'ac- 
 
 oonourrenoe, kSnkvr'rina, s. concoun, 
 m. || conseutement, m. [m. 
 
 concurrent, konkvr'rfnt, 8. oompe'titeur, 
 
 concurrent, kdn kur'rfnt, a. coucourant. 
 
 concussion, kin kutk'un, a. tibranleraent, 
 m., secousse, t. [surer. 
 
 condemn, kdn dim', T. a. cqndamuer || cen- 
 
 condemnatlon, kon dim na'thun, a. con- 
 da IB nation, f. [damnatolre. 
 
 condemnatory, kSndfm'ndUrt, a. con- 
 condensation, k&n dfnsa'iMln, a. con- 
 densation, compression, f. 
 
 condense, kon dens', T. a, (i n.) (se) con- 
 denser || epaisslr. 
 
 condescend, kondHsiniT, T. n. condes- 
 cendre, se conformer, se soumettre. 
 
 condescending:, Un disln' ding, a. con- 
 descendant. 
 
 condlg-n, kSndm', a. mrit, Juste. 
 
 condiment, kin'dimfnt, a. assalsonne- 
 ment, m. frang, m. 
 
 condition, kon dfth'un. s. condition, f.,^tat, 
 
 conditional, kon dliKun al, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 condltionnel(lement). 
 
 conditioned, kon diah'Und, a.condltlonnC. 
 
 condolatory, kSndfflatiri, a. de condo- 
 16ance. [pleurer, plalndre. 
 
 condole, kSndoF, v. a. & n. s'affllger, 
 
 condolence, kondo'lins, e. condolence, f. 
 
 condone, kon don' , v. a. pardonner. 
 
 conducive, kSndu'tiv, a. contrlbuant a, 
 utlle, profitable. 
 
 conduct, kSn'dukt, a. conduite, f. Hescorte, 
 {. n direction, f. [guider, dlrlger. 
 
 conduct, kSndHkf, T. a. mener, condulre, 
 
 conductor, kondUk'tfr, s. conducteur, 
 guide, dUtcteur, m. || paratoanerre, m, 
 
 t t Mt, fdr, liiSi; hert, git, Mr; mine, innf no, ItSt, privtj
 
 conductress conjunctive 
 
 conductress, kSnduk'trlt, g. conductrice, 
 
 conduit, kun'dlt, g. conduit, tnyau, m. \f. 
 
 cone, ion, g. cone, m. 
 
 coney, ko"n\, g. lapin, m. 
 
 confabulate, konfab'ulat, r. n. causer, 
 deviser. faerie, f. 
 
 confabulation, konfubuld'thun, g. cau- 
 
 eonfeotlon, konfik'thun, t. confiture, f. |j 
 composition, f. || opiat, m. fm. 
 
 confectioner, konffk'thun er, g. conflseur, 
 
 confectionery, kgnffk'thuntrv, s. con- 
 , flgerie, f. [tion, alliance, ligiie, f. 
 
 confederacy, kSn Iff er iti, g. conf<M6ra- 
 
 eonfederate, kSn fdt'irat, g. confe.rltfre', m. 
 
 confederate, kfinftd'tr at, v. n. ge con- 
 f.l<Srer. 
 
 confederate, kinffd'frat, a. conMdire. 
 
 confederation, k6n fid ir a' than, g. con- 
 fd Oration, f. 
 
 eonfer, kdnftr" , v. a. A n. confe"rer || to 
 - . . on one, gratlfler qn. de . . 
 
 conference, k/tn'ferfns, *. confe'rence, f. || 
 close ~, conference intime. 
 
 confess, kin fit' , v. a. (An.) (ge) confesser || 
 to stand -ed, Stre reconnu. 
 
 confessedly, konfli'tidli, ad. do son 
 aveu || sans contredlt. 
 
 confession, kdnffth'un, t. confession, f. t| 
 dying ~, dcrnicrg avcuz, aveuz In ex- 
 tremis, m. pi. [sional, ra. 
 
 confessional, kon fith' until, g. confes- 
 
 confessor, kSnfitfttr, g. coniessenr, m. 
 
 confidante), kon'fi dant,t. confident, d- 
 positaire. ra. || confidents, f. 
 
 confide, Icon fid', T. a. ( & n. ) (se) confier (en). 
 
 confidence, kSn'fideni, g. confiance, as- 
 surance, f. 
 
 confident, kXn'fldint, a. gur, assurfi || 
 effront4 || -ly, ad. avec confiance. 
 
 confidential, k&nfldfn'thiO.,*. (-ly, ad.) 
 confidentiel(lpmpnt) |] hardi. 
 
 confiding, kin fid' ing, a. conflant || -ly, 
 ad. avt-c confiance. 
 
 configuration, ktinftgHra'tMin, . con- 
 figuration, f. ftlfire, f. 
 
 confine, kdn' fin. g. confins, m. pi., fron- 
 
 oonflne, kSnfin* , T. a. confiner, bomer, 
 llmlter || enfermer, emprisonner. 
 
 confinement, konfin'mint, g. contraintr, 
 f. M emprlsonnement, m. || couches, f. pi. j| 
 solitary ~, I. emprtaonnement cellu- 
 lalre, m. [raffi-rmir || fitablir. 
 
 confirm, Wn/Urm'.T.a. conflrmer, assurer, 
 
 confirmation, konftrma'rhun, s. confir- 
 mation, ratification, evidence, f. 
 
 confirmative, kgn firm' d tin , confirma- 
 tory, kSnfirm'&ttrl. a. confirmatif. 
 
 confirmed, kSnftrmd' , a. assurfi \\ invfi- 
 Kt6 || fieffe, incorrigible || to be ~, falre sa 
 premiire communion II ~ invalid, g. ca- 
 rochyme, mallngre, in. || hypochondre, m. 
 
 confiscate, kSnfitkdt, v. a. confisquer, 
 aalsir. [tion, f. 
 
 confiscation, kSnfCtk&'tftiln, g. confisca- 
 
 oonflagratlon, kdnjldgra.' shun, s. in- 
 cendie, m. 
 
 conflict, kSn'JKkt, I. conflit, combat, m. 
 
 I9j ; flit, tube, d 
 
 conflict, kinJKkf ' , v. n. lutter, combattre. 
 conflicting;, kSnJlikfing, a. en contradic- 
 
 tion. [concours, m. 
 
 confluence, kSn'JldSfm, g. confluent, m. || 
 conform, konffbrm' , T. a. <t u. rendre 
 
 conforme I] ge conformer, s'accommoder a. 
 conformable, kvnfd&rm'dbl, a. conforme, 
 
 consequent |form6ment (a). 
 
 conformably, kSn fd&rm'dbli, ad. con- 
 conformation, konformn'ikun, 8. con- 
 
 formation, f. [f arrangement, m. 
 conformity, kSnform'iti, g. conform ItA, 
 
 6gallt, f. || in ~ -with, conform^ment a. 
 confound, kn-n frifmii' , T. a. confondre. 
 ' 
 
 , , . . . 
 
 confraternity, kimfriitfir'nin', g. con- 
 
 frtrie, f. fcompBrer. 
 
 confront, konfrfmt ', T. a. confronter || 
 confuse, k/tnfuJ , v. a. confondre, troublnr. 
 confusedly, knnfti'zfd K, ad.confns^ment. 
 confusion, Hfnfu'zhtin, B. confusion, f. |l 
 
 rcnvememont, m., mine, f. II to put to ~, 
 
 confnsionner. 
 
 confute, kt'ti fiii'. T. a. rifuter. 
 congeal, konjef , v. a. <t n. onnRAler. 
 
 glacer || se prcndre. (li nn , '- 
 
 cong-elation, konjfld'uhiin, t. congela- 
 cong-enlal, konjfnidl, a. congenial. 
 congeniality, kt jinldl'iti, g. affjnitfi, 
 
 f. || conrormlte, analogic, f. 
 cong-er, kMgfptr, g. congre, m. 
 cong-est, kSnjitt , T. a. amagger U amon- 
 
 oeler || (m<5d.) engprger. 
 cong-estlon, konjisfikun, t. amas, m. || 
 
 (md.) congestion, f. [glntiner. 
 
 cong-lntinate, kdnglo'KnSt, T. a. con- 
 congratulate, kin gr&ful&t, v.a. ffilicttcr. 
 congratnlatlon, kon grit u Iffitinn s. fell- 
 
 citation, f. . [felicitation. 
 
 congratulatory, kSn grift Id ttr I, a. d 
 congregate, kontfgrigSt, T. a. (ft n.) (g) 
 
 rassembler. fgregatlon, aB^eroblee, f. 
 
 congregation, kSng grig&'thfm, s. con- 
 congress, king 1 grit, I. congre**, m. || a- 
 
 semblee, f. fvenAnoe, f. 
 
 oongrnlty, kSnpr6'in, g. oongruite, con- 
 congruous, kSn'grSHt, a. conforme (a) U 
 
 -ly, ad. d'une manlSre conforme. 
 conic(al), kon'lk(Sl), a. oonique. fpl. 
 
 conies, kftn'iktj g. pi. gections conlqoen, f. 
 coniferous, koniftrftt, a. (not.) coniffire. 
 conjectural, kSn Jfk' r<H, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 conjecturalfement) M par conjecture. 
 conjecture, kon jfk'tar, g. conjecture, f. 
 conjecture, kSnjXJe'tilr, T. a. conjecturer. 
 conjoin, kdnj&jn' , v. a. A n. confoindre || 
 
 se toindre. [(ement) II Joint, uni. 
 
 conjoint, kgnjdtne,*. (-ly, ad.) conjoint 
 conjugal, kSn'jaSgdl, a. (-ly, ad.) con- 
 
 jugal(ement). [juguer. 
 
 conjugate, kon'jSSgat, T. a. (ge.) con- 
 conjngatlon, konJOO gd'thiin, 8. coniugai- 
 
 gon, f. ](P-l conjonction, f. 
 
 conjunction, kSnjfink' ihiin, 8. union, f. |l 
 conjunctive, ktfn junlt tiv , a. (gr.) con- 
 
 jonctif, gubjonctlf, m. 
 conjunctive, *<?njun*'lf, a. (fr.) con- 
 
 jonctif, gubjonctlf.
 
 conjuncture constellation 
 
 conjuncture, kSniunk'tHr. s. conjonc- 
 turt>, oocMlon, f. || liaison, f. 
 
 conjuration, kKnjltora'thvn, B. conjura- 
 tion, f., com plot, m. 
 
 conjure, kdnjnr , y. a. conjurer || con- 
 splrer, comploter || firoquer. 
 
 conjure, tun'Jir, v. n. conjurer, ensor- 
 celw, charmer. fteur, m. 
 
 conjurer, kun'jirir, 9. Border, eacamo- 
 
 connate, kfinnaf a. innS || Inherent. 
 
 connect, kin nfkr , y. a. jolndre, Her || unlr. 
 
 conn notedly, kin nif lid K, ad. areo suite, 
 rontJnftmp.nl. 
 
 connexion, kSn nlkfthun, 9. connexion, 
 onion, f. || rapport, m., suite, f. 
 
 connivance, konnfvttnt, 9. connivence, f. 
 
 connive, *<5nnV, y. n. connlver, favorl- 
 ser, tolerer. ftn. 
 
 connoisseur, tton'nfttfr, n. connalSBenr, 
 
 connubial, kfrnnffbfdl, a. ron]npal. 
 
 conquer, kSng'ktr, y. a. A n. conqufirlr, 
 yaincre. fyalnquenr, m. 
 
 conqueror, kfng'kirtr, 9. conquerant, 
 
 conquf>nt, kong'kwfat, 9. conqu6te, rlc- 
 tolre, f. fdfi meme Rang. 
 
 oonnanrulneona, kfine&ng gunn'iut, a. 
 
 eoniian jrulnlty, kon ting gmnfi K, n. con- 
 *an?ulnite\ f. 
 
 conscience, kgn'thfru, e. conscience, f. || 
 qnalm of ~, crl de conscience, m. j ~- 
 money, B. argent restituti a 1'^tat pour 
 1'acqult de la conscience, m. Ij ~-smitten, 
 ~-trloken, s. attelnt de remords. 
 
 oonsolentlons, kfatMfn'thus, A. oon- 
 sciencleux || -ly, ad. consciencieusement. 
 
 oonolentlonnes, TcSnshllri thutncn, 
 s. conidence, f. 
 
 ooniolons, kon' thus. a. persuadfi (de) || 
 donton a conscience (j -17, ad. sciemment. 
 
 conscript, kin'ikrtpt, s. conscrit, m., re- 
 crne, f. ftfon, f., enrdlement, m. 
 
 conscription, kSn tkrip'thun, s. conscrip- 
 
 eonaeorate, kin'ttkrat, T. a. consacrer, 
 bAnlr. I Uon i * II canonisation, f. 
 
 consecration, k8n tfkra'skun, s. consecra- 
 
 oonaeonttve, kSnufk'utiv a. consCcutlf, 
 noceosif || -Ijr, ad. consecutiveraent, de 
 suite. faveu, m. 
 
 consent, kSntfnf, I. consentement, m. I] 
 
 consent, kdntfnf, y. n. consontir || ap- 
 proaver. fd'accord. 
 
 consentient, JWn<?n'Af #ht,a.consentant, 
 
 oonseqnenoe, kSn'tiktefni, s. consd- 
 qnenoe, f. || Importance, f. || by ~, In ~, 
 par consequent || of the greatest, 
 Blrhest ~, de la derniSre consequence. 
 
 consequent, kSn'ifkwent, a. consequent || 
 -Ijr, ad. con84qnemment, par consequent 
 
 consequential, kon st kwlri thai, a. im- 
 portant, hautain |] -ly, ad. avec impor- 
 tance. . Fvatlon, garde, t 
 
 conservation, kon tir va shun, s. conser- 
 
 oonservatlve, kdns^vdtfv, B. (parl.) 
 oonservateur, m. fvateur. 
 
 conservative, kdntffr'vdiiv, a. conser- 
 
 oonservator, kdnsir' v S tir, e. conserra- 
 teur, protectenr, m. 
 
 conservatory, kXmtr'vdtiri, 8. (16pdt, 
 cabinet, m. || serre, (. [vnnt. 
 
 conservatory, konter'v&tir\, a. conser- 
 
 oonalder, konsid'ir, y. a. A n. consideror l| 
 estimcr || rfiflfichir. frable, Important. 
 
 considerable, konsid'or tif>>, a. consid- 
 
 oonalderably. koneid rr&bli, ad. eonsi- 
 dfirabloment, beaucoup. 
 
 considerate, kHmtWirnt, a. clrconspect. || 
 prudent || attentif || moddre || -ly, ad. con- 
 sidrment. 
 
 consideration, kXnstd trffthiin, f. con- 
 aid5ration, 1. \\ importance, f. || e>ar<l, m. || 
 out of ~ for, yon, en consld^rBtion <\<\ 
 yous. [QUP, vu qnp. 
 
 considering, kon tif,f ir Iny , c. attrnrtu 
 
 consign, ktinrin', y. a. A n. (com.) rnt\~ 
 signer || transfflrer, confler. 
 
 oonslgrnee, kSntini", a. con8igna(.nlrp, m. 
 
 oonnlirnftr, kSnnn'ir, B. consi^natriir, m. 
 
 oonolfrnment, kin tnn'mfnt, s. rip^ditlnn, 
 t, consignation, f. 
 
 consist, knniAst' , y. n. consl?fr || Mr<>, 
 cxlster || 6tre compost. 
 
 consistence, kSntitftint, consistency, 
 kontii'tfnif, s. consistence, substance, f. || 
 permanence, stability, f. 
 
 consistent, kdnilt'tint. a. consistent, 
 fixe || conforme, d'accord f| -ly, ad. con- 
 sSquemment. 
 
 consistory, kSn iit' tir f, s. consistolre, m. 
 
 oonsolable, kiin tffl/lbl, a. consolable. 
 
 consolation, koniolffthun, 8. consola- 
 tion, f. fconsolateur. 
 
 consolatory, kontSf&tirl, a, consolant, 
 
 console, kSn'sol. s. console, f. 
 
 console, kon sol, y. a. consoler. 
 
 consolidate, kSniol'tddt, y. a. (& n.) (w) 
 consolider. 
 
 consolidation, kSn sSl I dS' hun, 8. con- 
 solidation, f. || conjonction, t. || (jur.) 
 rS union, f. 
 
 consols, kSn'solz, 8. pi. consolld<?s, m. pi. 
 
 consonance, ktin'ton&nt, 8. consonance, 
 conformitd, f. 
 
 consonant, kSn'tonant, s. (gr. ) consonnp, f. 
 
 consonant, kSn'eoniint, a. d'accord aver, 
 conformo a. 
 
 consort, kSn'iSrt, 8. compagnon, m., com- 
 pagne,f., assod^, m. || 6poax, m., Sponw, f. 
 
 consort, konscrf , y. n. s'associer. 
 
 oonsplonona, kifntpik'uui, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 vlnible(ment) 11 apparent, remarquable. 
 
 oomplpacy.fc^noiiir'dat, B. conspiratlon, f. 
 
 oonoplrator, kfinspir'dter, s. conspira- 
 teur, conjure, m. fploter. 
 
 conspire, kon tpir' , y. n. consplrer, com 
 
 constable, kUn'itHbl, 9. constable, m. || 
 connfitable, m. || chief ~, commissalre da 
 police, m. [gendarmerie, f. 
 
 constabulary, kunatdtfulerf, 9. police, 
 
 constancy, kon'tttinrt, s. Constance, per- 
 sfiv^ranoe, f. f-ly, ad. constamment. 
 
 constant, kon'stant, a. constant, ferine || 
 
 constellation, kon stills.' shun, B. con- 
 stellation, f. || reunion brillante, f. 
 
 lSt, MU. fir, IA; - Mr, S ft, **; - MUM, U; - no, Ml,
 
 consternation continue 
 
 55 
 
 consternation, kSn stirnA' thun, s. con- 
 sternation, f. [obstruer. 
 
 constipate, ktn'tHpat, v. a. condenser | 
 
 constipation, kdnetiptTtMtn, s. reeserre- 
 ment, m. H constipation, t 
 
 constituency, kSnttit'u in it, t. drcon- 
 torlption electorale, f. l| corps electoral, 
 m. H commettants, m. pi. 
 
 constituent, kinttifutnt, i. constituent, 
 commettant, m. [essentieU 
 
 constituent, kgnitffstnt, a. conotituant, 
 
 constitute, kSn'ttitut, v. a. eonstituer. 
 
 constitution, kin iiH t-ff hun, s. constitu- 
 tion, L || temperament, m. 
 
 constitutional, kin ttittfihiin a, a. (-17, 
 ad.) conBtltutlonnflflement). 
 
 constrain, kdn itran', v. a. contratadre. 
 
 oonstralnablo, kSn ttrdn'd bl, a. con- 
 tralgnable. fnd. par contraintp. 
 
 constrained. kSn ttramf , a. gen || -ly, 
 
 conatralnt, kinttrdnt', 8. oontrainte, f. 
 
 constrict, k&netrikt' , v. a. resserrer, cen- 
 tre cter. |teur, m. 
 
 constrictor, kSnitrtk'tir, s. (boa)con8tric- 
 
 oonatrlngrent, kSnitrin'jfnt, a. constrin- 
 gent, [batir. 
 
 construct, kfrnitrHkf, v. a, construlre, 
 
 construction, kin ttruk'thun, s. construc- 
 tion, f. || (tig.) Interpretation, f. || to pat 
 a (rood ~ on. Interpreter en blen. 
 
 constructive, kontlruk'tiv, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 par induction || implldtement. 
 
 constructor, kin itr-uk' tir, s. construc- 
 teur, m. 
 
 construe, kSn'itr6, T. a. construire || ex- 
 
 oonsul, kSn't&l, R. consul, m. Ipllquer. 
 
 consular, kSn'tHUr, a. consul&lre. 
 
 consulate, trfn'ju lot, consulship, kon'- 
 r&liMp, s. consulat, m. 
 
 consult, Mtjilf/r. a. (An.) (se) consulter. 
 
 consultation, Jr^nru{(d*Aun. s. consul- 
 tation, f. 
 
 consultative, kin nuftdliv, a. consultatlf. 
 
 oonsulter, kdnrul'ter, s. consultant, m. 
 
 consumable, k8n*u,'m&bl, a. qui peut etrc 
 consume'. 
 
 consume, kXn turn' , T. a. (A n.) (s) con- 
 sumer || consommcr || divorer. 
 
 consumer, kSnru'mer, s. consommnteur, 
 m. || dlsslpateur, m. [mer, tenuiner. 
 
 eonsnmmate, kSn turn' mat , T. a. consom- 
 
 eonsommate, ktnrum'mat a, (-ly, ad.) 
 consommfi || parfalt || complet, fin). 
 
 consummation, kin mim ma,' ihun, g. con- 
 Bommarion, f., ach^veraent, m. || fin, t. 
 
 consumption, k6ntum'ihun, s. consomp- 
 tion, consommatlon, (. || dissipation, f. || 
 phtblsie, f. [phthlslque. 
 
 consumptive, k$n turn' tin , a. deslructlf || 
 
 oontaot, kSn'tdkt, 8. contact, m. II attouche- 
 ment, m. [fection, L 
 
 ontacion, kSntffjvn, 8. contaeion, in- 
 
 oonta,|TlOQS, k6n ta'Jiif, a. contagieuz. 
 
 contain, kin tan' T. a. contenir. 
 
 contaminate, kintdm'inat, v. a. soulllcr, 
 corrompre. 
 
 oontamlnaU, k6n t&m' I not , a. souillS. 
 
 , .. 
 
 emn, kSntfm', v. a. mpriser, A6- 
 emplate, ion tim'plat, v. a. A n. con- 
 
 contamination, ton tdm f r.f thun , s. 
 
 soulllnre, L Idaigr.pr. 
 
 conte ' 
 
 oonte 
 
 templet II m^dlter. 
 contemplation, kin tcmpla'sM'in, s. con- 
 
 templation, vue, t. !| projet, m. 
 contemplative, kSntfn'pldKv, a. con- 
 
 templatit || -ly, ad. en contemplation. 
 contemporaneous, kin ttmpo rS n{ Hi, a. 
 
 ( ly.ad. ) contemporalnjl & la meme Spoquc. 
 contemporary, kontfm'pnr&rf, 8. 0011- 
 
 temporain, m. || confrere, m. 
 contemporary, kon tfn pordrf. a. con- 
 
 temporain j| confrere. 
 contempt, kdn tfmf , s. mprls, dMain, m. j> 
 
 " of coart, s. offense & la cour, f. 
 contemptible, kfln ttm'ti bl, a. m^prlaBb)" 
 contemptibly, kon ttm'tibli, ad. d'une 
 
 roanlfro rile. 
 oontemptnons, konlfm'tuv*, a. m^pri- 
 
 lant, d^daigneux J -ly, ad. avec mepris. 
 contend, kSnttnf , v. a. <Sr n. conteater, 
 
 disputor, combattre|]pr6tcndrp, maintenlr. 
 content, kSntfnf, s. contentemcnt, m. || 
 
 roiz pour, f. II -s>, pi. oonteau, m. 
 content, kSntinf, T. a. contenler. 
 content(ed),tdfn tint" (id), a. content I) -ly, 
 
 ad. avec contentemcnt. 
 oontentedness, kon tint' id nft, n. oonten- 
 
 tement, m., satisfaction, f. 
 contention, kSntfn' shun, 8. contention, 
 
 dispute, f. || Emulation, f., zile m. || bone 
 
 of ~, pomme de discorde, m. 
 contentions, kSntfn'thuf, a. lillgieuz, 
 
 querellcur || -ly, ad. contentieusement. 
 contentiousness, kSn tin' thus nit, 8. dis- 
 
 position oontentieuse. f. fment, m. 
 
 contentment, kon tinf mfnt , R. contente- 
 oontest, kSn'ttit. n. dispute, f. 
 contest, kSntftt , v. a. disputer, lutter. 
 oontestable, konttt't/tbl, a. contestable. 
 context, kin tlktt, s. contexte, m. I) sens, ni. 
 contexture, kSn tika'tur, s. contexture, (., 
 
 tissu, m. 
 
 continuity, kSntiaifftt, s. conUjrultte; f. 
 oontlrnoas, kUntig'uut, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 contigu. [moderation, f. 
 
 continence, kon'tintnt, s. oonUnence, 
 continent, kdn'ttnfnt, s. continent, m., 
 
 terre ferme, f. tder ! -ly, ad. arec retcnue. 
 continent, kon'Hnfnt, a. continent, mo- 
 contlnenta.1, kin ti nin'ttl, a. continental, 
 
 dn continent. [f., hasard, m. 
 
 oontlng-enoy. kSn tln'jtn rf, a. firentuallt^, 
 contingent, tin tin'jfnt, s. cas fortult, m. f| 
 
 contingent, m. 
 oontingrent, kin tin'jfnt, a. contingent, 
 
 casuel || -ly, ad. fortultement. 
 continual, k&ntin'udl, a. (-ly, ad.) con- 
 
 tlnnel(lement). 
 continuance, kSntfn'uSnn, B. continua- 
 
 tion, continuity L || perseT^rance, durte, 
 
 t. || cejour. m. 
 continuation, k$n t\n v a' >hwn,s. continua- 
 
 tion, f. || -a, pi. pantalons, m. pi. [durer. 
 continue, kSntin'u, T. a, 4 n. contlnner|| 
 
 i f&H, <ui, <U. cnatr, joy ; game, yet ; icvl, teal ; thing, Ottrt.
 
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 continuedly convex 
 
 continue dly, kSn f fn'u id K, ad. contlnuel- 
 
 lement 
 continuity, Mntlnffftl, s. continuity, 
 
 suite, f. fcontlnu || oontinOment. 
 
 continuous, t&ntitt'uus, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 contort, kintdrf, v. a. tordre. 
 contortion, kon tor'lhun. I. contorsion, f. 
 contour, kin tor 1 , s. contour, m., circon- 
 
 ference, f. ft. 
 
 contraband, kSn'trSbSnd.t. contrebande, 
 contraband, kin' trd bind, a. de contre- 
 
 bande. [bandier, m. 
 
 contrabandist, kgn'tribdn dist, 8. contre- 
 contraot, kin'triikt, s. contrat, pacte, in. 
 contract, kdn trikf , v. a. A n. abreger, 
 
 rBOcourcir || cootracter || ee relrecir || faire 
 
 an contrat. ff. |) raccourcissemont, m. 
 contraction, kfn trdk'thiin, p. contraction, 
 nontraotor, kflntrrik'ter, 8. contractant, 
 
 m. || fournisspiir, m. fcootrarter. 
 
 oontradlct, ion trt d ikf . v. a. contredlrc, 
 contradiction, k&ntr'Udik' thun, s. con- 
 
 trrdit, m. [contradlctoircmcnt. 
 
 contradictorily, kSntr&dlk'ttrili, ad. 
 ontradlotoriness, kintrfid\k'tfr\ngs, 
 
 s. contradiction, opposition, f. 
 contradictory , kontr&dik' tiri, t. pro- 
 position conti'adlctolre, f. ftradlctoire. 
 contradictory, kgntri differ i, a. con- 
 oontradlstlnotlon , kdn trt dil tingk'- 
 
 Aun, s. In ~ to, par opposition a. 
 contralto, ktintrdl'to, s. contralto, m. 
 contrariety, kintrdrftti, s. contrariety, 
 
 opposition, I. (menu 
 
 oontrarlly, kSn'trfrlli. ad. contraire- 
 oontrarlnesa , kSn' tr&ri nft, B. con- 
 
 Wadi, f. 
 contrary, kBn'tr&rt, 8. le contraire, 1'op- 
 
 posfi |j on the ~, au contraire || to the ~, 
 
 pour le contraire. 
 contrary, kin'trdrf, a. contitdre, opposfi || 
 
 ~ minded, ad. qul eat d'un avis conti-alre, 
 
 opposS. 
 
 contrast, kfin'trast. t. contraste, m. 
 contrast, kin trdsr, T. a. contraster. 
 contravene, kin trfii-en', y. a. contre- 
 
 vi nir a. (traventlon, infraction, f. 
 
 contravention, kSn tr& vfn ihun, 8. con- 
 oontrlbntary, Icon trib' uteri, a. contri- 
 
 bataire. [trlbuer, payer, 
 
 contribute, kin trib'ut, v. a. & n. con- 
 con trlbntlon, kintribu'thiin, 8. con- 
 tribution, f. ftribue. 
 contrlbutlve, kSn trib'_u t\v, a. qui con- 
 contrlbntor, kSntrib'Htfr, s. collabora- 
 
 tenr, m. || correspondant, m. (buant. 
 
 contributory, ken trib' uteri, a. contri- 
 oontrlte, kdn'trit, a. contrit || -ly, ad. 
 
 avec componctlon. |f. 
 
 contrition, kuntrith'un, a. componction, 
 contrivance, kdn tri'v&nt, B. invention, (., 
 
 plan, m. || artifice, m. 
 contrive, kontriv', v. a. <t n. Inventer, 
 
 projeter, concerter, essayer, venir a bout, 
 
 trouver des expedients 1| comploter || to ~ 
 
 to do, eavolr faire. 
 contriver, kdn iri'vtr, B. Inyenteur, m. 
 
 control, kffntrol', 8. coritrSle, m. y In- 
 
 sp"ction, autorlt<S, f. 
 
 control, kin trSl' , v.a. contr61er||gouYemer, 
 
 durveiller || to ~ oneself, Stro maltre de 
 
 sol, se contenir. [contrdle. 
 
 controllable, kintrol'l&bl, a, eujet a 
 
 controller, kSntrol'Ur, s. contrdleur, m. 
 
 controversial, kSntrovtr" thai, a. d* 
 
 controverse. [versa, f. 
 
 controversy. kon'trSvir if, 8. contro- 
 
 oontr overt, tin' trS vtrt, T. a. debattre, 
 
 contredlre. [testable. 
 
 oontrovertlble, kiSn trS vir' K bl, a. con- 
 
 contumaolouH, kin tu miff hut, a. (-ly, 
 
 , ad.) obstln6 || oplnlfttre(ment). 
 
 contumacy, kon'tumati, s. obstinatlon, 
 
 f. || (Jnr.) contumacp, f. 
 oontumeliouB, kSn tumflliU, a. outra- 
 geant, offensant, injurieux|| ly, ad. d'una 
 maniere offensante. Jsulte, f. II d&lain, m. 
 contumely, kSn'tH mil i, s. outrage, m., in* 
 contuse, kin tut', v. a. contuslonner. 
 contusion, kontri'thun, s. contusion, f. 
 conundrum, ko nun' drum. t. turluplnade, t. 
 convalescence, kSnv&ltafifnt, s. con- 
 valescence, f. fvalescent. 
 convalescent, kSnv HIM tint, a. con- 
 convene, kin ven' v. a. & n. assembler, 
 
 convoquer || s'assembler. 
 convenience, kSn vfnfOnt,*. convenance, 
 
 aise, commodity, f. 
 
 convenient, kinvFnvent, a. convenablp, 
 
 commode, als || -ly, ad. a son aise |i to 
 
 make It - to, s'arranger de maniere a. 
 
 convent, kSn'vSnt, s. convent, m. [m, 
 
 conventicle, kSnvfn'tikl,g. conventicule, 
 
 convention, kSnvfn'ihun, t. rassemble- 
 
 ment, m. || convention, f. II contrat, m. 
 conventional, kSnvtn'ihun&l, a. ( ly, 
 
 ad.) conventionnel(lement). 
 conventionality, kdn v in shunt? {ft, B. 
 
 phrase or affaire de convention, f. 
 conventual, kSnvfn'tH&l, a. monastlque, 
 convergence, kinvir'jlna, 8. con- 
 vergence, f. 
 
 convergent, kXn ver'jifni, a. convergent. 
 conversable, kSnvtrt&bl, a. sociable. 
 conversant, kinvir' t&nt, a. familler | 
 
 vei-s6 (dans). 
 
 conversation, konviria'thun, 8. con- 
 versation, f., entretlen, m. || commerce, m. 
 oonverBationallst, kdn ver ea' thun&litt, 
 
 s. pcreonne qui converse blen. 
 conversazione, konvirtAtiio'ne, 8. 
 reunion, f. fproque. f. 
 
 converse, kSn'vtrt. 8. converse, t. || reel- 
 converse, kSnvtrs , v. n. converser, s'en- 
 tietenir. (proque(ment). 
 
 converse, kSn'vtrt, a. (-ly, ad.) rea- 
 son version, kSn vdr" shun, s. conversion, f. 
 convert, k8n' vert. s. convert!, proselyte, m. 
 convert, kSn uertf , v.a.(<t n.) (se) convertlr. 
 convertibility, kinvfrtitifiti. B. con- 
 vertibilite, t. [transmutable. 
 
 convertible. kSn vir'tt bl, a. convertible, 
 con Vex. kin'vikt, a. (-ly, ad.) convexe ft 
 de forme or d'une inanlire convexe. 
 
 UU, Mi, f&r, IM>; **, git, Mr; mint, fcm; no, hit t front;
 
 convexity cornelian 
 
 convexity, kdnvikfiti, 8. convexit, f. 
 
 convey, -kon iff, T. a. porter, transporter, 
 transmettre || communiquer, enoncer. 
 
 conveyance, kSnva'ant, 8. transport, 
 envoi, m. || transmission, f. || communica- 
 tion, f. || cession, f. 
 
 conveyancer, kgnva'Sntir, 8. notaire, m. 
 
 convict, kon'vikt,f. condamne^ m. |j forcat, 
 m. |j --establishment, 8. colonie pent- 
 tentiaire, f. 
 
 convict, kSnvikf,r.a~ convalncre ||trouver 
 coupabie. 
 
 convict, kon'vikt, a. comlamnfi || forcat 
 
 conviction, kfinvik'ihun, t. conviction, 
 f. || condamnation, f. (suaiier. 
 
 convince, konrint' , v. a. convaincre, per- 
 
 convlnclnr, ** vin'ring, a. (-ly, .td.) 
 convaincant ||d'uno manie'reconvaiMcante. 
 
 convivial, kXnviv'iil,*. sociable, joyeux. 
 
 oonvlvliUlty,*(Jn viv idft tt,s. socinbilile, 
 galet^, f. [tion. assembler, f. 
 
 convocation, k/fnvS kaf iMtn, 8. convoca- 
 
 convoke, konvok', v. a. convoqiier. 
 
 convolvulus, kSnrofrillfis, 8. (bot.) con- 
 volvulus, m., belle-de-jour, f. 
 
 convoy, IcSn'viff. 8. convoi, m., escorte, f. 
 
 convoy, k6n vOf/ , v. a. convoyer, escorter. 
 
 convulse, kinvuli', v. a. convulsionner. 
 
 convulsed, konvUltf , a. convuls6, agile 1 . 
 
 convulsion, konvuT thiin, t. convulsion, 
 1 || to be taken with -s, toinber en 
 convulsions. I iTj ad. convulsivement. 
 
 convulsive, kSnvvi'tiv, a. convulslf || 
 
 coo, icS, v. n. roucouler ftraiteur, m. 
 
 cook, kS6k, 8. cuisinier, m., cuisinleTe, f. || 
 
 cook, kS6k, v. a. cuire, faire la cuisine. 
 
 cookery, kOOVtrf, . art dn cuisinier, m., 
 cuisine, f. || --book, s. livre de cuisine, m. 
 
 cool, kol, 8. fralB. m.. fralcheur, f. [froidir. 
 
 cool, kSl. v. a. (An.) (se) rafratchlr, (se) re- 
 
 cool kol, a. frais || tlede || indifferent || im- 
 pudent || -ly, ad. fralchement || trolde- 
 mcnt, de sang-froid. [frige'rant m. 
 
 cooler, kol'tr. t. rafralchisseur, m. |[ r- 
 
 eoollsh, kot'itk, a. un peu frals. presque 
 frold. [difference, f. 
 
 coolness, kol'nii, 8. fratcheur, f. || in- 
 
 eoom, kom, 8. nule, f., cambouls, m. 
 
 eoop, kop, 8. tnnnean, m., barrique, f. || 
 cage, f._, poulalller, m. || mue, f. 
 
 eoop, kop, T. a. parquer, enferrner, encager. 
 
 cooper, koop'tr. s. tonnelier, m. 
 
 cooperate, koop'irat, v. n. coope'rer. 
 
 cooperation, to 6p tr a' iMin, s. coopfira- 
 tlon, f., concour-, m. 
 
 cooperative, koilp'erativ, a. coop^rant. 
 
 cooperator, koSp tor Stir, s. cooperateur, 
 
 im. [de rang, f. 
 
 coordination, kuHrdina'ifiun, 8. figaliUS 
 oopalva, kopi'vA, 8. copahu, m. 
 cope, kop, s. calotte, f. |; chape, f. 
 cope, kup, v. a. & n. couvrir la tfite II com- 
 
 battre, lutler. 
 
 copier, kup' Or, t. coplste, m. 
 coping-, kffping, s. talte, m. |[ --stone 
 (of a rampart), s. chape, x. || (of a 
 b rid g-e), cordon, m. 
 
 coplons, ko'piUs, a. copieux, abondant, 
 
 riclie || -ly, ad. copleusernent. 
 copiousness, kffpiusnis, s. abonduuce, 
 
 richesse, f. 
 copper, korfper, s. cuivre, m. || monnaia 
 
 de cuivre, f. || chaudiSre, f. || -s, pi. batterie 
 
 de cuisine, f. || monnaie de cuivre, f. II 
 
 --plate, 8. taille-douce, estampe, I. |j 
 
 --work, . forge de cuivre, f. 
 copperas, kSp'peraa, 8. couperose, f. 
 coppersmith, kip'per smith , s. chan- 
 
 dronnicr, m. 
 
 coppery, kop'ptri, a. culvreux, irupinenx. 
 coppice, k6p'pi, copse, kiips, s. taUU*,m. 
 copy, kSp'i, 8. copie, f. || exemplalre, m. II 
 
 exemple, f. II rougrh -, broulllon, m. || 
 
 fair -, copie au net. m. || ~-book, R. 
 
 cahier, m. fcontrefaire, huiler. 
 
 copy, krip'f, v. a. & n. copier, transcrire || 
 copyhold, kop' i hold, 8. censive. f., do- 
 
 inaine donn6 en fief, m. (en Angleterre). 
 copying;- press, kop'iingprit, 8. preeae 
 
 a copirr, f. 
 
 copyist, kop'iitt, 8. copiste, m. 
 copyrlgrht, kriii'irit.s. droitd'nnteur, drolt 
 
 de propri6t6 lludniire, droit d'impression, 
 coquet, kokif . v. n. coqueter. Ira, 
 
 coquetry, kff kit ri, 8. coquetterle, t, 
 coquettish, kokit'ti.iti, a. coquet, 
 coracle, kdr'&kl, a. bateau pecheur, m. 
 coral, kor'dl, 8. corail, m. || hocbet, m. 
 coralline, kdr'dllin, s. coralinr, f. 
 cord, kdTird, 8. corde, f. || cordon, cordeau, 
 
 m.. ficelle, f. || spinal-, rnoelle6pinire,t 
 cord, ktffvrd, v. a. her avec des cordes. 
 cordag-e, kSr'dtj, t. cordage, m. 
 cordial, kor'dtdl, e. cordial, m. 
 cordial, kor'didl, a. (-ly, ad.) cordial 
 
 (ement). 
 
 cordiality, kgrdi&H tf, 8. cordlallt, f. 
 corduroy, kor'dao roj, 8. velours de colon. 
 
 m. [d'Espagne, f. 
 
 cord-wain, ktirtfwan, 8. peau de riiCvro 
 core, kCr, 8. CCBUI, Int^rieur, m. || trognon 
 
 d'un fruit, m. (accuser), m. & f. 
 
 co-respondent, kSritpSn'dint, s. co- 
 cork, ki'irk, 8. lifi^-o, boucnon de \l6gt, m. || 
 
 --Jacket, s. chemise do 116ge, f. 
 cork, kork, v. a. boucber. 
 corkscrew, kdrk'ekrn 8. ttre-bonchon,m.|| 
 
 staircase, 8. escafler enlimncon, m. 
 corky, kork'i a. de Mge. 
 cormorant, kdr'mordnt, 8. cormorant, m. || 
 
 glouton, m. 
 corn, k/iiiirn, 8. bid, grain, m. || (bunion) 
 
 cor, m. || --brandy, 8. eau-de-vie de 
 
 grains, f. || --drill, 8. semolr, m. || ~- 
 
 exchang-e. 8. hallo au bU, t || field, 
 
 8. champ de ble, m. || --Hoor, s. alre, 
 
 grange, f. || --Hour, 8. farine nutritive 
 
 prepare*] f- i|~-flower, s. barbrau, bluet, 
 
 m. II --loft, 8. grenler, m. || --trade, . 
 
 commercp dea ceraales, m. 
 corn, kaU'T-n, v. a. saler, saupoudrer || 
 
 granuler. 
 
 oornc utter, kriftrn' kit Mr, 8. peatcure, m. 
 cornelian, korne'HOn, s. cornaUne, f. 
 
 ; tovl, teal;
 
 corner countenance 
 
 corner, kvr'ner, 8. coin, ancle, m. || ex- 
 trfmiUS, f. || --house, B. maison da coin, 
 t |l --stone, s. pierre angulaire, t. 
 
 cornered, kor'ntrd,&. a. ..coins or angles. 
 
 cornet, kir'ntt, a, cornet, peUt cor || cor- 
 nette, m. [m. 
 
 cornetcy . kXr'nft at, s. grade de cornette, 
 
 cornice, kSr'nis, 8. corniche, f. 
 
 corollary, k6r6l'Uri. s. corollaire, m. 
 
 coronation, korond'thun, s. couronne- 
 mem, m. 
 
 coroner, kor'onlr, s. coroner, m. 
 
 coronet, kSr'gnft, s. petite couronne, f. 
 
 corporal, kifr'pordl, 8. caporal, m. 
 
 corporal, kSrpor&l, a. (-17, ad.) cor- 
 porel(lement). 
 
 corporate, koi^pordt,*. incorportS. 
 
 corporation, korpord'shun, B. corpora- 
 tion, communautft, {. [teriel. 
 
 corporeal, kdrpo'rial, a. corporel, ma- 
 corpse, korpt. 8. cadavre, m. 
 
 corpulence, kSr'pu lint, s. corpulence, f. || 
 embonpoint, m. 
 
 corpulent, kSr'pa Ifnt. a. corpulent, replet 
 
 corpuscle, kor'piiakl, g. corpuscnle, 
 atome, m. [punir || retoucher |i adoucir. 
 
 correct, kSr rtkf . v. a. corriger || chfltier, 
 
 correct, korrfkr, a. (-ly, ad.) correct 
 (ement; || exact 
 
 correction, ktirrfk'thun, 8. correction, f., 
 cbatiment, amendement, m. 
 
 corrective, kgrrik'tfv, 8. correctif. m. 
 
 corrective, ktirrtk'tiv, a. correctil. 
 
 correctness, kirrikt'nit, B. exactitude, 
 correction, puretfi de Ian gage, f. 
 
 corrector, ItorriVtir, s. correcteur, m. |] 
 rffonnateur, m. [rSciproque. 
 
 correlative, kirrifitfv, a. corrfilatif, 
 
 correspond, kor'rfspSnd, T. n. corre- 
 spondre. 
 
 correspondence. kSrrlipSn'dfnt, 8. cor- 
 reapondance, t || rapport, m. || Intelli- 
 gence, f. [respondant, m. 
 
 correspondent, kfrrtspdn'dfnt, 8. cor- 
 
 oorrespondent, kSr re span' dfnt, a. cor- 
 respondant, conlorme. [sable. 
 
 corrlg-lble.tiSr'rtjt*;, a, corrigible, punis- 
 
 oorroborate, k6rr6b'&rat,v.&. corro borer. 
 
 oorroboration, kirrdb 6rff thun, a. cor- 
 roboration, f. Jboratif, fortlfiant. 
 
 corroborative, kirrSV8r&tiv, a. corro- 
 
 eorrode, ktrro<f, T. a. corroder, ronger. 
 
 corrodent, kSrrffdtnt, a. corrosif. 
 
 corrodlble, kirrffdibl, a. qui peut etre 
 corrode. 
 
 corrosion, kSrro'zh-Sn, t. corrosion, f. 
 
 corrosive, kdrrffsiv, 8. corrosif, m. 
 
 corrosive, kSrrfftiv, a. corrosif. 
 
 oorrngrate, kdr'rSigdt, T. a. rider, froncer, 
 plisser. 
 
 corrupt, kSrrupf, T. a. <t n. corrompre, 
 gatcr, s6duire, suborner || Be corrompre, 
 8e Rater. 
 
 corrupt, kSrrupf, a. corrompu, gatfi II 
 eeViuit, 8nborn6 || -17, ad. par comipuon || 
 de mauvaise fol. [v^nal, servile. 
 
 corruptible, k&rrup'tfbl, a. corruptible, 
 
 corruption, kor rtip'shun, 8. corruption, 
 depravation, f. || pouiriture, t.. 
 
 oorrnptlve, kdrrup'tiv, a. cofruptif. 
 
 corruptness, kdrrupfnfr, B. corruption, 
 *f. II pourritnre, t. 
 
 corsair, ktir'idr, s. corsalre, m. 
 
 corselet, kSrtflet, 8. corselet, m. 
 
 corset, kor' sit, e. corset, m. || ~ maker, s. 
 
 cosUy, kffzili, ad. & 1'aJse. [corsetier, m. 
 
 co&metlo, kgzmfffk, B. cosm^tique, m. 
 
 cosmevio, kozmifik, a. cosmfUqtre. 
 
 cosmopolitan, k8*mip6l'it&n, 8. cosmo- 
 polite, m. 
 
 cosmopolitan, kSxmopol'itdn, cosmo- 
 polite, kSzmop'Slit, a. cosmopolite. 
 
 Cossack, kotfsak, e. cosaque, m. 
 
 coat, kost, 8. prix, m., fxaia, m. pi.. d- 
 pense, f. || -a, pi. deepens, m. pi. ]| first 
 ~, 8. prix coutant, m. 
 
 coat, kost, T. n. couter. fdiane, f. 
 
 oosta, kos'td, B. (bot.) cote, nervnre ro6- 
 
 costermongrer, kda'termiing gtr, 8. mar- 
 cband des quatre saisons. m. 
 
 costive, kds'tiv, a. constipfi, serrt. 
 
 costlveness, kStftiv nes, B. constipation, f. 
 
 costliness, kdsflinfs, 8. grande de'pense, 
 somptuosit^, f. 
 
 costly, kdsf it, a. cber, coutenx || somptueux. 
 
 costume, kostum' or kStftum, 8. costume, 
 
 cosy, kozi, a. a 1'aise, comfortable. |.m. 
 
 cot, kit, 8. cabane, chaumigre, f. 
 
 oo -trustee, to trust?, a. curateur, m. 
 
 cottage, kot'tej, B. cabane, chaumiSre, f. || 
 villa, f. fcabane. 
 
 cottager, ktSt'ttjer, a. qui rit dans une 
 
 cotton, koftn, B. coton, m. || tolle de colon, 
 f. || ~-mlll, a. filature de -colon, f. [| ~- 
 shrub, ~-tree, e. cotonnier, m. |) ~- 
 wool, 8. ouale, f. || ~-yaru, 8. fil de 
 coton, m. fcorder. 
 
 cotton, koftn, v. n. ae cotonner [| s'ac- 
 
 couch, koTvch, a. lit, m., couche, f. || chaise 
 longue, f. 
 
 couch, koTiich, v. a. & n. coucher || cacher, 
 renfermer || abaisser la cataracte || se 
 coucher, etre couche. fquinte de toux, f. 
 
 cough, kof, e. toux, f. I] at of -Ing, s. 
 
 cough, k6f, v. a. toueser. 
 
 council, knft'n'til, 8. conseil, m. l| roncilc. 
 m. || common ~, conseil municipal, m. [| 
 prlv7 ~, conseil priv^, m. || ~- board, a. 
 corps des conseillers, m. 
 
 counsel, koTim'tgl, B. conseil, avis, m. || 
 cousultatiop, f. y dcssein, m. |J avocal, m. 
 
 counsel, kffwn'iil, v. a. conseiller. 
 
 counsellor, koTim' sl ler, s. conseiller, 
 avocat, m. || privy ~, conseiller d'dlat, 
 m. Icomte, m. 
 
 count, koTJont, 8. nombre, comple, m. || : 
 
 count, koTivit, v. a. compl^r, calculer, sup- 
 puter || estimer |l complcr aur. 
 
 countenance, koftr'tenana, B. contenance, 
 f., visage, m., mine, f. || air, regard, m. || 
 protection, f. || to put out of ~, faire 
 perdre contenance (a). 
 
 countenance, kown'tendns, T. a. soutenlr, 
 maintenir, favoriser || eucourager. 
 
 latt, \St, f&r, late; HSrt, git, Mr; th, fnn; no, hSt, prove; fc;
 
 counter coward 
 
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 counter, koim'tcr, s.. comptoir, m. || cal- 
 culator, m. II (at cards) jeton, m. || 
 compteur, m. |1 (mns.) haule-contre, f. 
 
 counter, ko~T<m ter, ad. centre, en opposi- 
 tion || "-action, R. opposition, f. || 
 balanee, a. contre-poids, m. || v. a. cen- 
 tre-balancer || --check, B. opposition, t. || 
 r<5primande, f. || v. a. contre-carrer, s'op- 
 pORer || --evidence, 8. do'posi.ion con- 
 tradirtoire, f. || Irritant, s. (m<Sd.) 
 reVulRlf, m. || ~- march, 8. contre-m.irche, 
 f. [| v. a. faire unecontre-marcbe|| -mine, 
 8. contre-roine, f. II r. a. contre-minrr || 
 --plea, 8. rtpllque, f. 
 
 counteract, kminterakt', v. a. contrarier. 
 
 counterfeit, ko&n'tcrfit, R. contrefacon, 
 Imitation, faiiBBe monnaie, t. || impostcur, 
 m. (imlter. 
 
 counterfeit, knU'n'terfit, v. a. contrefalre, 
 
 counterfeit, koU-n' tfr fit, a. contrefait, 
 faux. 
 
 countermand, kotim'termdnd, n. contre- 
 mandement, ni. [manrter. 
 
 countermand, irnu'rt ferman<T J T.a.contro- 
 
 connterpane , knun'tcrpnn, g. courte- 
 pointe, f. 
 
 counterpart, koTim' ttr part, t. (mun.) 
 contre-partie, f. || pendant, m. || (J nr -) 
 double, m. 
 
 counterpoint, kSOm'terp&jnt, g. (mm.) 
 con (re-point, m. 
 
 countersign, kofm'ttr tin, R. contre-seing, 
 m. || (mil.) mot de ralllement, m. 
 
 countersign, k$fcn tirtin', v. a. contre- 
 gigner. fhaut-contre, f. 
 
 countertenor, kff&m' tir tin tr, g. (mu.) 
 
 countervail, kdtrntirvaf, r. a. fqni- 
 valotr, contre-bnlanccr. 
 
 connteci, kiiton'tii, s. comtesse, f. 
 
 conntlng-hous*, kgTvnf ing hdfb , 8. 
 comptmr, m. 
 
 ronntlesB, k'fli'nflfi, n. Innombrable. 
 
 country, kvn'trl, 8. pays, m., centime, 
 campogne, f. l| pays natal, m. || life, 
 8. Tie cham pet re or de province, f. l| ~- 
 eat, 8. maison de campapne, f., rhatoau, 
 " fgroBSlcr. 
 
 country, fcttn'frTa. mstlque, campaRnard|| 
 
 countryman, kun'trlm&n, n. campagnard, 
 TlllaeeoiR, m. || compatriots, m. 
 
 country woman, kiin'triwi&m in, 8. carti- 
 papnnrdP, f., || compatriot^ f. 
 
 county, kifUrn' 'ti, R. comte', department, m. 
 
 couple, kvjfl. 8. couple, palre.f. ||laisse,f. 
 
 couple, kvpfl, T. a. & n. coupler || R'ac- 
 coupler. fm. || utrophe. f. 
 
 onplet, kiip'lft, 8. dlrtlqne, m, || couplet, 
 
 eoupllnr, kiijfKng; Iron*, --chains, 
 8. pi. chalne d'attelooe, f. 
 
 oourare, kur'ij or kSr'iJ, g. courapp, m., 
 Taleur, f. || to damp one's ~, glacer le 
 conrogc de qn. 
 
 oooragreonB, kur ffjui, a, courageux || 
 -ly, ad. couragcusement. 
 
 courier, kOSr'tir, R. courrier. m. 
 
 conrae, kort, s. coune, carrlare. f., conn, 
 ordre, m., marcbe, L || service (nombre de 
 
 plats), m. || manicre de rivrc, conduite, f., 
 moyen, m. || of ~, par consequent;; mat- 
 ter of ~, chose qui va sans dire II -B, pi. 
 basses voiles || regies des femmes, t. pi. 
 
 course, kori, v. a. in. ponrsnlvre, chasser || 
 courir. |m. 
 
 courser, kor'ter, s. conrsler, tt. || chasseur, 
 
 coursingr, kor"sing, 8. chasse (i courre). f. 
 
 court, kdrt, R. cour, f. || cour de Justice, f. || 
 tribunal, m. || passage, m. || impasse, t. jl 
 In open ~, en pleine audience II ~ of 
 hlgrh commission, cour pre'vdtalp, f. II 
 ~-day, 8. jour d'audience, jonrde paint 
 m. || ~-lady, 8. dame de la cour, f. 
 --martial, s. conseil dc guerre, m. 
 --plaster, B. taffetas d'Angleterre, m. 
 yard, R. vestibule, m. 
 
 court, kort, v. a. faire Ba cour, conrtlser II 
 flatter, cajoler. 
 
 courteous, kerl'yv*, a. (-If, ad.) courtolg, 
 affable, civil l| poli(ment). 
 
 courtesan, ker'tiSza.n, R. courtisnne. f. 
 
 courtesy, kir'tlti, s. courtoisie, politest, 
 f. || r^v^rcnce, f. 
 
 courtesy, ker'tfii,r. n. faire la reverence. 
 
 courtier, korfyir, 8. courtiRan.flattenr, m. 
 
 courtliness, korf lines, e. politesse, f. || 
 <!l<!?ance, f. 
 
 courtly, korfK, a. de cour, lffgnnt- 
 
 courtship, korfihip, 8. cour, f. \\ civili(6, 
 complaisance, f. 
 
 cousin, kiiz'n, B. cousin, m., cousine, f. || 
 first ~, rousin germain, in. 
 
 conslnshlp, kurmhtp, B. parent^, f. 
 
 cove, kov, R. crique, f. || abri, m. 
 
 cove, kov, T. a. voflter. fm. 
 
 covenant, kUv'tndnt, 8. contrat, accord, 
 
 covenant, kUv'fnant, v. n. Rtipuler, con- 
 tracter. [trnctante, f. 
 
 covenanter, k&v'fn&n tfr, t. pnrtie con- 
 
 ooventry, kov'lntri, 8.; to send .to ~, 
 metlre au ban. 
 
 cover, kuv'tr, B. convert, m., enreloppe, f. [I 
 couvercle, m. || abri. in., protection, f. || 
 pri^texte, m. || to lap a ~, mettre un 
 couvert. fgulRer II couver. 
 
 cover, kuv'fr. r. a. convrir, cacber, d^- 
 
 ooverlnr, kvv'irinff, B. couverture, f. II 
 vetement, m. 
 
 coverlet, kuv'rrlft, 8. rouvro-llt, m, 
 
 covert, kvv'ert, 8. convert, abri, t:\tr, m. 
 
 covert, kftv'trt, a. couvert, each* || a 
 1'nhrl I) -ly, ad. Recretement. 
 
 coverture, kuv'fr fur, B. couverture, d6- 
 fenae, f. || (jur.) pniiRnnce da marl, f. 
 
 eovet, kvv'tt, v. a. <fc n. convoiter || d^slrer 
 ardemment. 
 
 covetous, k-uv'ttiis, a. avlde, ambltieux, 
 avare || -ly, ad. avec avarice, aordlde- 
 iii' iii. (ararice, f. 
 
 oovetonsness, kvv'ftSinf*, n. convoltisr, 
 
 eovey, kuv'i, s. couv^e, voice, f. 
 
 cow, kite, B. vacbe, f. l| herd, B. vacher, 
 m. || --house. 8. vaclierle, {table a 
 vaches, f. | --pox, B. vaccine, f. 
 
 cow, kriii', v. a. intlinldrr, ^pouvanter. 
 
 coward, koTt'ird, s. poltron, l&cbe, m. 
 
 foW, lite, tit. (I choir, joy; - game, yii; tout, teal; thirty, Our*.
 
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 owardice creed 
 
 cowardice, k^trdls, t. IftchetS, pol- 
 
 tronnerle, f. 
 cowardly, kSft/trdli, a.' poltron, Iftche || 
 
 ~, ad. en poltron || lachement. 
 cower, k<5H/ir, v. n. s'accroupir, baisser. 
 cowl, kfHil, s. capuchon, m. 
 cowslip, hoTi/iHp, B. (bot.) prirnevSre, 
 
 brayette. f. [mine', m. 
 
 coxa, kiikifi, 8. (anat.) os coxal, os inno- 
 coxcomb, kdki'kom, 8. (at, petit-maltre, m. 
 coxwaln v. cockswain. 
 coy, km:, a. (-ly, ad.) modes te{men t) || r?- 
 
 8trv6. \ [prndene, f. 
 
 coyness, kdtfnlf, t. reserve, modestie, t. II 
 COB, kuz, a. (tarn.) cousin, m. 
 ooK0n, tui'n, v. a. tromper, dupcr. 
 eosenaffe. kvz'tnij, t. fourberie, f. 
 eosener, kutffner, B. fourbe, m. 
 crab, kr&b, B. e"crevlsse de mer, f. II pom- 
 
 mler sauvage, m. || personne acnriftlrr, (. 
 crabbed, kr&b'btd, a. rev&che, bourru II 
 
 difficile || -ly, ad. dureincnt, d'un air 
 
 rev&che. 
 orabbedneas, kr6b'bHdni, s. Aprete. f. [1 
 
 sir revSche. ni. || difflculte, f. 
 crack, krdk, 8. fente. f. || craquement. 
 
 bruit, m. II dlfaut, m. || fou, fanfaron, m. || 
 
 ranterie, f. || folie, f. 
 crack, krnk, v. a. <fe n. fendre, crevasser || 
 
 rendre stuplde || se fendre, craquer || se 
 
 ranter || --brained, a. timorl, fou. 
 eraok, kr&k, a. premier J| champion || ex- 
 pert, adroit. fm. || biscuit de mer, m. 
 cracker, kr&ftr, 8. fanfaron, m. || pdtard, 
 crackle, krnk' I, B. craquement, bruit, m. 
 crackle, krak'I, v. u. craqueter, pfitiller. 
 crackling 1 , krnk'ling, s. craquement, m. 
 cracknel, krak'nll, 8. craquelln, m. |j 
 
 echaudti, m. k. 
 
 cradle, km' at, 8. berceau, m, 
 cradle, kra'dl, T. a. bercer. 
 craft, krdft, t. metier, m., profession, t || 
 
 artifice, m., fourberle, f. )| barque, f. 
 craftily, krdftili, ad. artificieusement, 
 
 avec ruse. 
 craftiness, kraftinls, t. ruse, finesse, f., 
 
 8tratag$me, m. fm. 
 
 craftsman, krdfts'man, 8. ouvrier, artisan, 
 crafty, lerdftf, a. rus6, artificienx. 
 orar, krig, s. rocher escarp^, m. || con. m. 
 cragrgred, krUg'gfd, cragry, krdg"g\, a. 
 
 rabotrux, cscarpe". fm. 
 
 cragrgrlness, krdg'gi nig, s. 6tat rocailleux, 
 crake, krdk, s. rale, m. 
 cram, kr&m, v. a. & a. fourrer || farcir, en- 
 
 graisser || rassasier. [bouts rim<Ss, m. 
 
 crambo, kr&m'bo, 8.; dumb ~, ju de 
 crammer, krdm'mir, s. rtp^tiuur, m. 
 cramp, krdmp, 8. crampe, f. M obstacle, 
 
 m., contrainte, f. |) crochet, m. [| --Iron, 
 
 . crampon, m. 
 cramp, kramp, T. n. donner la crampe U 
 
 em pettier, restrelndre || crampouner. 
 cramp, kramp, a. biscornu. 
 cranberry, krin'btrri, 8. alrelle, t 
 crane, krdn, 8. grue, f. || siphon, m. 
 cranium, kratnium, s. (anat.) crane, m. 
 
 orank, krdnyk, s. manlvellp, f, || detour, 
 
 m. || crampon, m. 
 
 crannied, krdn'nid, a. fendu, ere vassal 
 cranny, krtin'ni, 8. fente, crevasse, f. 
 crape, krap. 8. crepe te'tnffe), m. 
 crash, krash, B. craquement, fracas, m. 
 crash, krath, T. a. & n. roropre, briaer { 
 
 craquer || faire nn grand fracas, 
 crass, krii, a. grossler. 
 orate, krnt, s. emballage & clalre-voie. 
 crater, kra'ttr, 8. cratere, m. 
 cravat, krdvdi", 8. cravate, f. 
 crave, krav, T. a. implorer, solllciter. 
 craven, krd'vn, 8. lache, m. 
 craven, kr&'vn, v. a. intimlder. 
 craving:, krd'ving, a. de'str ardpnt, jn. 
 craving*, kra'vfng, a. insatiable, 
 craw, krd&. B.iabot, m. 
 crawfish. krdwfi>i, crayfish, krfflsh, 
 
 8. frcrevisgc (de ruis?eau), f. 
 crawl, krdft'l, v. n. ramprr || (fig.) c truTnrr. 
 crayon, Jtrd'rfti, B. pastel, crayon, m. 
 crayon, kra'dn, v. a. crayon nor. [foil. 
 erase, tro, v. a. briscr, fracasser |] rendrs 
 oraziness, tra'zinfa, 8. ImMcillit'-, f. 
 craxy, krd'ii, a. casse, dfcr^pit, cadno lj 
 
 faible, fou. 
 
 creak, krek, v. n. crier, craquer. 
 oreak(lngr), krif(ing), B. cri, m. 
 cream, krem, 8. crime, f. II clotted ~, 
 
 crime caill^e, f. || --colonred, a. coulenr 
 
 caf au lait || --faced, a. pale jl --Jug-, 
 
 a. cr^miire, f. j| --laid, a. verge blanc. 
 creamy, krem'i, a. de crime || crfimcux Q 
 
 mielleux. 
 
 crease, kree, i. pli, faux pli. m. 
 crease, kres, v. n. faire un fanx pli. 
 create, kreat' , T. a. crcer, produire. 
 creation, kren'ih&n, e. creation, f. 
 creative, krcd'tlv, a. crgateur, inventif. 
 creator, kred'ter, s. crtatcur, m. 
 creature, krftftr or kr?chS6r, B. creature, 
 
 f., animal, m. || -comforts, pi. rirres, 
 
 m. pi., mangeaille, f. 
 credence, krfdfns, 8. crfiance, foi, t 
 credentials, krfdfn'ikdlt, 8. pi. lettres 
 
 de crdance, f. pi. 
 
 credibility, krfdibirtti, 8. credlbilitc, f. 
 credible, krtd'ibl, a. croyable, dlgne de 
 
 foi. [croyable. 
 
 credibly, krffibtf, ad. d'une maniire 
 credit, krfd'it, 8. credit, m. || foi, croyance, 
 
 f. || Umoignage, m. || influence, f. || to 
 
 be a - to, faire honneur a. 
 credit, krfd'it. v. a. croire, ajouter foi & || 
 
 donner & credit || porter an credit de. 
 creditable, krcd'itdtl, a. honorable, 
 
 estimable. 
 credltableness, krfd'it Sblnft, a. nSpu- 
 
 tation, estime, f. fment, honnetement. 
 creditably, krfd'it abli, ad. honorable- 
 creditor, krid'iter 8. crcancier, m. || ~- 
 
 side, s. (com.) credit, avoir, m. 
 credulity, krfdii'HIi, a. cre'dulite', f. 
 credulous, krtfuliit, a. crfidule [I -ly, 
 
 ad. avec credullt. Ifoi, f. 
 
 creed, kred, s. croyance, f. || profession de 
 
 inlnm, kranium, 8. (anat.) crane, m. creed, kred, 8. croyance, 
 Jdff, A4f, far, lav; hire, gH, Mr; sttM, fcM; nS, Mt, prw
 
 creek crown 
 
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 reek, tret, 8. petite bale, f. |j (Am.) mis- 
 
 seau, m. 
 
 creel, krfj, 8. panler de pecbe, m. 
 creep, krep, y. n. ramper || se trainer. 
 creeper, trip'ir, B. plantfl rampante, f. || 
 
 irptlle, f. 
 
 creeping-, krep'fng, 8. fourmillement, m. 
 sremate, krimdf , y. a. bruler an four 
 
 cre'matoire. 
 
 cremation, krimffihUn, e. cremation, f. 
 crenellated, krfn'ilatfd, a. entaille, 
 
 crtSnele". 
 
 creosote, krfStdt, 8. creosote, f. [laire. 
 crepuscular, kre-pus' kuler, a. cre'puecu- 
 orescent, kritftint, a, & s. croissant 
 
 (figure de la nouvelle lune), m. 
 cress, krie, s. cresson, m. 
 crest, krfxt s. crete, huppe, f. J| vivaclte, 
 
 f. || flerte. f. || clmier, m. fd'un clmier. 
 crested, krftfid, a. cret4 || huppd || orni 
 crestfallen, kriaffdfjln, a. abattu, de- 
 
 cretaoeoiia, kritfi\vi, a. 
 orevloe, krfv'tt, t. crevasse, fente, f. 
 crew, kro, 8. troupe, bande, f. || equipage 
 
 d'un vaisseau, m. 
 
 or.wel, krtfd, B. Uine a broder, f. 
 ezib, krit>, 8. maugeolre, cr#cbe, Stable, 
 
 cabane, f. 
 
 crib, krit>, y. a. prendre, chlper || copier, 
 orlbbfcsre. krib'tiy, s. cribbuge (Jen de 
 
 cartea a ueuz). 
 
 orlck, trit, a. crlc-crac, m. || torticolis, m. 
 erloket, kriVft, s. criqnet, grillon || Jeu 
 
 de la crosse, m. 
 
 orler, krfir, s. crleor public, m. 
 crime, trim, s. crlnie, m. 
 criminal, krim'ludl. . crinilneL m. 
 criminal, trta'ifMU, a. (-ly, ad.) cr*ml- 
 
 ul(lment) y ceupable. 
 criminality, krim i n&t' i K, 8. culpability, 
 
 cnulnalltt, f. 
 
 orlmp, krimp, i. (mil.) racoleur. m. 
 crlmpde), krlm'pl, y. a. friser [| gaufrer. 
 crimson, krim'in, 8. crauioisl, m. 
 orlmson. krim'm, a. cramolsi. 
 cringe, krinj, y. n. rarnper, s'abalaser. 
 crinkle, kriny'kt, a. pit. m. |l 8inuo8it<5, t 
 crinkle, krina'kl, y. a. falre den zigzags. 
 cripple, krif/pl, s. estrople, m. 
 cripple, knp'pl, y. a. estropier. Jm. 
 
 crisis, kri'tis, a. crlse, f., moment dec-lslf 
 crisp, krltp, y. a. A n. friser, deiiteler II 
 
 se crtper. 
 
 crisp, kriap a. frls& den tele J| triable, 
 criterion, kritfriin, s. criterium, m, 
 critic, kriflic. 8. critique, f. 
 critical, krit'iktu, a. critique || -ly, ad. 
 
 en critique, ezactement. 
 criticise, krlfim, v. a. 4 n. crltiqner, 
 
 censurer, satlriser. 
 
 orttlulum, krifftizm, s. critique, f. 
 croak, trot, v. a. coasoer || croaaser. - 
 croaker, krak'er, 8. grognon, Jenn-qul- 
 
 pleure, m. 
 
 rockery, kro'k'trl, t. poterie, f. 
 crocodile, krSk'SiH, I. crocodile, m. 
 
 MS; fSit, tiO>f t tiit. B chair, /ey / fame, 9*1; ttniX, *ol/ thing. Hurt. 
 
 orocuB, krffkia, a. crocus, aafran, m. 
 
 oroft, kroft, . petit cloa, m. 
 
 crofter. trSfUr, 8. petit fermier, m. 
 
 crony, krffni, s. ami intime, m. 
 
 crook, kr&6k,*. croc, crochet, m. || honlette, 
 
 orook, krfffik, y. a. (* n. ) (se) courber. If. 
 
 crooked, krfsfik'M, a. courbe || tortn || de 
 travers || pccvere || -ly, ad. tortueuse- 
 ment || (fig.) de trayers.. 
 
 crookedness, krSZk' idnit, I. coorbure, 
 f. || etat tortu, m. 
 
 crop, krip, B, Jabot, estomac d'un oiscau, 
 m. || recolte, moisson, f. 
 
 crop, krSp, v. a. & n. conper, econrter || 
 moissonner || bretander. 
 
 cropper, kr&pfptr, B. pigeon a groase 
 gorge, m. || molssonneur. m. || to coma 
 a ~, (vulg.) tomser tout a plat, i plata 
 terre. 
 
 crosier, krffzhir, *. crosse, boulette, f. 
 
 cross, kroi, 8. croLz || (fig.) pelae, afflio- 
 tlon, f.. malheur, m. 
 
 cross, IrSt, y. a. croieer || falre le slgne da 
 la crolz (I trayener || contredire, con- 
 trader. 
 
 cross, trot, a. oblique || contralre, opposfi || 
 pervers || oontradlctolre || malbeureuz || -- 
 beam, a. traverse, L || --bow, 8. arba- 
 lete, f. || breed, s. race croisee, f. || 
 ~-zauilne, v. a. luterroger coDtradlo- 
 tolreitieat || --eyed, a. loucbe || ~- Hru, 
 B. (mil.) feu crois^, in. |i --grained, a. 
 qul a dee fibres irr^gullirea || pervera || 
 ~-letfred, ad. lea lauibes crois^es || ~- 
 llne, B. (rail.) croisiere, t |l --purpose, 
 8. propos interrompu, m. || -ly, ad. D 
 trovers || malbeureusement. 
 
 oross, krSt, pr. & ad. au traven da, i 
 travers, de traven. 
 
 croaslnr, krSSting, t. endrolt oft Ton 
 traverse || (rail.) croisemeut, m. II level 
 ~, passage a nlveau, m. || ->weper, 
 s. balayeur dea rues, m. 
 
 erossness. krofnit, t. mfcfaancett, f. || 
 mauvalse hurneur. t. 
 
 crotchet, krich'tt, 8. (in us.) noire, f. || 
 crochet, caprice, m. 
 
 crotchety, krich'tt I, a. sujet aui lublea, 
 capricieui. 
 
 oronoh, krutiich, y. n. BC balsser, ramper. 
 
 croup, krop, s. croupion, m. || (med.) 
 croup, m. II croupe (d'un cbeval), f. 
 
 crow, kro, 8. corneille, L II levler, m., 
 barre, f. || chant du coq. of. if carrion ~, 
 corneille noire, f. || corblne, f. || to have 
 - to pluck with one, avoir maille 
 a panir avec qn. || as the ~ tllea, a yol 
 d'oiaeau. 
 
 crow, krS, y. n. Ir. coquellner || se ynnter. 
 
 crowd, krofrd. 8. f oule, presse, populace, f. 
 
 orovrd, krffSid, y. a. & n. preauer, fouler, 
 entasser, encombrer II s'attrouper || to - 
 on all Ball, (mar.) falre force de voile*. 
 
 orown, kro&n, s. couronne, gulrlande, f. || 
 soruuiet, m. || forme (d'un cbapeau) || too- 
 sure || (fig.) royau'te, f. || piece de cioq 
 ~-jfla, s. verra de cristal,
 
 62 
 
 ciown evr 
 
 m. || ~-land, g. domaine de la couronne, 
 
 m. I --prince, s. prince royal, m. 
 
 crown, *roTZm, v. a. couronner |l dampr 
 
 (un pion) || to ~ =v", pour comble, pour 
 
 mettre le comble. fqui met le comble. 
 
 crowning, krti&n'ing, a, (fig.) supreme. 
 
 crow's-foot, kroz-fS6t, a. patte-d'oie, f. [ 
 
 (bot.) corne-de-cerf, f. 
 
 crow's nest, krofntit, a. (mar.) vigie, 1. 
 crucial, krfftMdl, a. (cuir.) crucial, 
 crucible, krffribl. a. creuset, m. 
 crucifix, krfftifika. a. crucifix, m. 
 crucifixion, kroiifik'ihun, a. crucifle- 
 cruclfy. krffiifi, v. a, crucifier. Iment.m. 
 crude, trod, a. cru || ftpre || iudigeste || im- 
 
 parfait || -ly, ad. cruruent. |1. 
 
 crudity, kro' di ti, a. erudite; f. || indigestion. 
 cruel, krffil, a. (-ly, ad.) cruel(lement) [| 
 
 inhumaln, ffroce, sanguinaire. 
 cruelty, krffil ti, a. cruauuS, barbaric, f. !| 
 
 to be guilty of ~ towards, auvir 
 
 contre. [grier, m. 
 
 cruet, kro' it, a. burette, f., huilier, viuui- 
 urulse, kruz, a. petite coupe, f. || (mar.) 
 
 croUierv, f. 
 
 cruise, kroi, v. n. (mar.) cruiser. 
 cruiser, krvtir, a. croiseur (vuisaeau), in. 
 ci-iuub, kru.ui, a. taie, uiielte, f. || scoop, 
 
 b. nuuaase-mielUiS, 111. (brosse ou cou- 
 
 tttiu) y ~-tray, s. ruiuusse-miettes, m. 
 
 (auge). 
 urumble, tHbo'M, v. a. A a. ^mietter || r- 
 
 duire ea poudre || touiber ea poussifire, 
 
 8'ecrouler iniM-nsiblemeut. 
 crump, kruinp, u. bossu, vout^. 
 orumple, krum'pl, v. a. cbiffonner. 
 crunch, krincli, v. a. gruger. 
 crupper, krip'pir, a. croupe, croupiire, f. 
 crusade, kro tad" , a. croisade, f. 
 crusader, krum'der, a. crois^, m. 
 crush, krOah, a. ^cracement, m. || choc, m. 
 crush, kruth, v. a. 4 n. ecraser || oppriiner, 
 
 cboquer lea verres || ruiner || se condenser. 
 crushing -mill, kri$h'\ny mil, a. bocard, 
 
 m. y couca&seur, m. 
 crust, krUtt, a. cioQte, f. || incrustation, f, Q 
 
 kissing -, s. biseau, m., balsure, f. 
 crust, krfat, v. s, A a, couvrir d'uue 
 
 crouie || im crouter. 
 
 crustaceous, krUttofihut, a. crustace'. 
 crustily, krui'ti It , ad. de luauvaiBe 
 
 bumeur. 
 crustiness, krui'ti net, a. durete\ f. || 
 
 (fig.) mauvaise bumeur, f. 
 crusty, krus'ti, a. convert d'une croute || 
 
 (fig.) de mauvaise liunieur. 
 crutch, krvch, a. bequille, f. 
 cry, kri, a. cri, m. B acclamatiou, f. 
 cry, kri, v. a. <t n. crier, crivillcr |l pro- 
 
 clamer, pleurer ) to ~ one's eyes out, 
 
 pleurer toutes lea larnivv de son coip* | 
 
 to - off, ue plus en etre U to > out, 
 crying, kri' ing, a. cri, in. |s'6crier. 
 
 crypt, krift. a. crypte, voOte, t 
 crystal, mfttl. b. cristal. in. 
 crystal, kritftil, a. dp crlUl. 
 orjrBtaOllne, krWt&llin, a. cristallin. 
 
 tott, kit, fir, lo&; here, git, Mr; mine, in; no, \St, pruut; , 
 
 crystallisation, krlttMlitffalivn. s. 
 
 cristallisation, f. [talUser. 
 
 crystallise, inV/dlZtr.Y.a. (An.) (sc)crU- 
 cub, kvb, s. petit d'un animal, m. 
 cub, kvb, T. n. faire des petito. 
 cubature, ku'bdtur, B. cubage, m. 
 cube, leub, g. cube, m. 
 cube, kub, v. a. cuber. 
 cubeba, kffbibi, a. cubSbc, m. 
 cubic, ku'bik, a. cubique, cube, 
 cubicle, ku'bikl, g. cloisou. f. flchambretia 
 
 ft coucber, t. 
 
 cubit, tfTML 8. coudSe, L 
 cuckoo, kSS/cko, B. coucoo, m. 
 cucumber, ku' kHm ber, a. concombre, m. II 
 
 ~-frame, 8. chassis auz concombres, m. 
 cud, kud, B. nourriture, f. II to chew the 
 
 ~, ruminer. 
 cuddle, kud' I, T. a. serrer, presser [| 
 
 ~, T. n. se serrer || se ramusser. |m. 
 
 cuddy, kud'di, 8. (mar.) coqtieron, (ougon, 
 cudtfel, kuj'el, B. tricot, baton, in. |[ to 
 
 take up the - for one, rooipre uue 
 
 lance pour qn. || ~-player, n. baiuuuiste, 
 cudgel, kvj'el, v. a. rosser. |iu. 
 
 one, kit, 8. queue, t. || reclame, f. y mot du 
 
 guet, m. || avis, m. || buiueur, t. | to 
 
 give the ~, donner la rgplique. |1. 
 
 cuff, kuf, 8. coup de poiug, ui. 1| uiaucbette, 
 ouft, k-ii[, v. a. <fc n. douuer des coups do 
 
 poing || se battre a coups de poiug. 
 cuirass, kviir&t' , a. cuirasbt;, (. 
 cuirassier, kwircuttir', a. cuirassier, m. 
 culinary, ku' liner i, a. de cuislue. culi- 
 cull, kiil, v. a. cueillir || cholsir. fnaire. 
 cullender, kuf Under, a. passoire, f. 
 culminate, kul'mi-nut, v. 11. culoUner. 
 culpability, ktUpabifi ti, 8. culpability, f. 
 culpable, kuf pool. a. coupable, blaoiable. 
 culpably, kucp&oli, ad. d'une mauleii) 
 
 coupable. 
 
 culprit, kufprU. a. coupable, accuse, m. 
 cultivate, kul'tuiHt, v. a. cultiver |i auic- 
 
 liorer. [culture, f. 
 
 cultivation, kiUtiva'shUn, s. cultivation, 
 cultivator, kuftivatir, a. cultivaleur, m. 
 culture, kul'turor kufckXr. a. culture. I. 
 cumber, kum'bir, v. a. embarrasser, ui- 
 
 coinmoder. 
 cumbersome, kum' ber sum, cumbrous, 
 
 kum' brut, a. embarrassaut, incommode. 
 cumin, kum,' in, a. cumin, m. 
 cunning, kun'ning, a. ruse, f., artifice, m. 
 cunning, kuit'ning, a. (-ly, ad.) adroit(e- 
 
 meut) || ruse, uriificieuz U fin B avec ruge. 
 cup, kip. a. coupe, tasse, f., gobelet, in. | 
 
 calice (d'une flour), in. U godel, ra. || ven- 
 
 touse, f. U i& one's -s, dans les vlguea 
 
 du Seigneur. 
 
 cup, kip, v. a. ventouser. 
 cupboard, kub'bord, a. armolre, t. || pla- 
 card, m. || buffer, m. 
 cupidity, kupiit'iti, a. cuplditg, f. 
 cupola, ku'pola, a. coupole, f., dome, m. 
 cupping-glass, kip' ping flat, tt. veu- 
 touse, f. jchien, m. 
 
 our, *ur, a. cbiea deggufre, m. B (fig.) vilaia
 
 curable Czarina 
 
 curable, hi'rabl, a. curable, gu6rlssable. 
 cnraoy, kffr&ii, 8. vicafrie, I. 
 curate, ku'rdl, s. vicaire, m. 
 curative, ku'r&tiv, a. curatif. 
 curator, kura'ter, 8. curateur, m. 
 curb, kerb, B. frein, m. || gourmette, m. [| 
 
 restreinte, t, 
 curb, kerb, v. a. mettre un frein, gourmer || 
 
 restrelndre. 
 
 curd, fcfrd, 8. lalt caiUS, m. 
 card, ktrd. v. a. collier, 
 curdle, kir'dl, v. a. <t n. coaguler II Be 
 
 caiUer. 
 cure, iur, B. core, 1 || gugrison, t. traite- 
 
 ment, m. || ~ of souls, charge d'ames, f. 
 cure, cur, v. a. guerir || mariner, 
 ourer, kU'rir, B. ingdecin. m, || saleur, m. 
 onrtew, ktr'fit, a. couvre-feu, m. 
 ourinir, kur'ingj 8. cure, 1 || salalson, f. 
 curiosity, kunie'iti, 8. curiosite, raretg, 
 
 f. J| --shop, B. magasin d'antlquitas, m. 
 curious, ku'riie, a. curieux || exact, aell- 
 
 cat H -ly, ad. curleusement. 
 ourL ktrl, 8. boucle de cheveux, (. || (fig.) 
 
 undulation, f. 
 carl, kirl, v. a. &. a. boucler, Uoser || Be 
 
 Luuder || s'f ntortiller. 
 curlew, ktr'lu, a. courlla. courlieu, m. 
 oarllntt-lron, kir'li/tyiirn, I. (era triaer, 
 
 m. [papillote, 1. 
 
 ourl(lnir) -paper, kir'l({ng)}>a'ptr t g. 
 early, ktr'K, a. false, boucle. 
 curmudgeon, ktrmuj'-un, 8. avare, ladre, 
 
 m. [de Corlmue, m. 
 
 currant, kur'rint. 8. grosellle, f. || lalslu 
 eurrenoy, kur'rfnil. a. circulation. L, 
 
 tours, m., continuity, j| papier- inounale, m. 
 current, ktir'rent, s. courant, m. 
 current, k*r' rent, a. courant, clrcuUmt || 
 
 commun J| -ly, ad. gnraleiuent. 
 ourrlole, levo'rl kl, B. cabriolet & pompe, m. 
 curriculum, kur rifulum, n. coon d'6- 
 
 tudes, ui. 
 
 currier, k-ur'rfir, a. corroyeur, m. 
 eurrian. kur'rieh, a. hargueux, brutal. 
 carry, kur'ri. a. curry, m. (ragout) || ~- 
 
 oomb.B. (Strille, f.l|~-po'rder,s. curry, m. 
 carry, AiirVi, v. a. triller || maltralter || to 
 
 ~ favour with, capter la faveur de. 
 ourae, ktri, B. malediction, imprecation, f. 
 corse, keri, v. a. & D. maudlre |j Jurer, 
 
 blusphfimer. finlsfirablement 
 
 cursedly, kir'igd K. ad. abomiuablement, 
 onraorlly, kir'ttriK, ad. a la bate y en 
 
 courant. 
 
 ournory, kir'tirl, a, prCclplUS || Ifiger. 
 cart, tirt, a. court, 
 curtail, ** tor , v. , courtauder, ficourter || 
 
 retraucher, d^membrer. 
 curtain, ker'tin, a. rideau, m., toile, f. || 
 
 ~ -lecture, 8. gemonce coujugale. I. 
 curtain, kit* tin, v. a. ganiir de rldeaux. 
 onrta(e)y, Tctrf tt, B. rfivfirence, t. 
 curts(e)y, kirf si, v. n. faire la reverence || 
 
 to drop a ~, tirer sa rfivfireuce. 
 cn-rvated, kir'vdtfd, a. courbfi, courbe. 
 curvature, kir'vdtur, a. courbure, t. 
 
 carve, kirv, a. courbe, f. 
 
 carve, kirv. T. a. courber. 
 
 curvet, kif'vet, 8. courbette, f. 
 
 curvet, ktar'vtt, v. n. ialre des courbetteg. 
 
 curvilinear, kervilin'lir, a. curviligne. 
 
 cushion, ksiih'vn, a. coussln, m. || coua- 
 sinet, m. || bande, f. 
 
 custard, kiis'terd, a. fln, \&. 
 
 custodian, kuitffdi&n, a. gardien, m. 
 
 custody, kua'tidi, a. garde, f., emprison 
 nement, m., surety, f. || to grlve on* 
 Into ~, faire arreter qn. 
 
 custom, ku-s'tum. a. coutume, habitude, f. || 
 douane, (. || drolls d'entree, in. pi. II clien- 
 tele, t || to pass (throaffh) the -, 
 douaner || ~-hoase, B. douane, f. || ~- 
 honse officer, a. douanier, m. || -s- 
 free, a. exempt de douanes. 
 
 customarily, kua'tumirili, ad. babltuel- 
 lement. [nair*. 
 
 customary, kits' tiimiri, a. d'usage oral- 
 
 oastomer, kut'tiimir, B. cbaland, UL, 
 pratique, f. 
 
 oat, kut, a. coup, m. || tranche, coupure, 1. 
 inorceau, m. || blesBure, f. || pltae. f. f| 
 balafre, f. || estampe, gravure, t. || fa^oa, 
 dficoupure, (. || cheulu de traverse, m. 
 
 cat. kut. v. a. & u. li. couper, trancher, 
 
 tatller |l fendre II Bculpter |; traverser 
 er li to one's teeth, 
 
 Be 
 
 couper || percer 
 
 ses denu || to be ~ to the heart, aroii 
 
 le cceur percfi || to ~ off one's escape, 
 
 couper la retraite a qn. || ~- and -dry, a. 
 
 tout pr6t || --away coat, 8. habit ft la 
 
 fram;ai8e, m. || ~- parse, 8. coupeur de 
 
 bourses, m. || "throat, 8. coupe-jarret, 
 
 m. 
 
 utaneous. ku t&niui. a. cutaufi. |m. 
 utiole, kdtikl, a. pellicale, (., epideriae, 
 utlass, kuflda, a. coutelaa, m. 
 atler, kufUr. a. couteller, m. 
 utlery. kufltri, a. couteUerle, i. 
 utlet, kut' lit, a. cdtelette, f. 
 utter, kufttr, a. luBtruraent tranchant, 
 
 m. || dent IncUlve, t. || (ship) cotre, 
 
 cutter, m. 
 nttlnr, kut' ting, a. coupe, rognure, deohl- 
 
 queture, t. || (rail.) tranche^, t. || ~ of 
 
 teeth, pousse des dents, f. 
 attle, kut'tl, s. (~-flsh) seche, t 
 atty, kiit'ti, a. brdle-gueule, m. 
 ycle, rt kl, a. cerclp, m. || cycle, m 
 yolone, vfklon, a. ouragan, typhon, m. 
 yolopcedla, nklopfdtd. a, encyclopS- 
 
 die, f. jdlquc. 
 
 yolopagdlo, tikloffdlk, a. encyclope- 
 yirnet, siy'ntt, a. jeune cygne, m. 
 ylluder, rifindir, a. cylindre, ui. 
 yllndrioal, filtn'tlrikdl, a. cyllndrique. 
 ymbal, sim'bdt, a. cymbale, 1. 
 ynlo, itn'ik, a. cynlque, misanthrope, m. 
 ynloal, tln'tkSl, a. cynlque, ui. 
 ynloal, ftn'iku, a. cyuique || -ly, afl. 
 
 arec cyulsme. 
 
 cypress, n'prfi, s. cyprjs, m. 
 Gear, zur, a. czar, m. 
 Czarina, za r?n&, a. czariue, f. 
 
 f06t, tiitt, tul>. U thutr, Jy ; game, yu: tvul, ttal; thing, 0tr.
 
 64 
 
 dab dawdla 
 
 D. 
 
 lab, Mb, e. coup leger, m. || eclabonssure, f. 
 dab, dab, y. a. toucher IfigSrement, Sponger. 
 dabble, d&b'l, v. a. A. n. barbouiller, ecla- 
 
 bousser || bousiller || se meler (de). 
 dabbler, dab'Ur, 8. barboteur, m. || bou- 
 
 Billeur, m. (legs, s. faucheux, m. 
 
 dad(dy), ddtffdf), B. papa, m. || ~-longr- 
 daffodll, ddfodil, 8. (bot.) asphodile, nar- 
 daft, daft, a. Idiot, fou. [cisse des prfis, m. 
 dagger, dag'gir, a. polguai-d, m. || at -s 
 
 drawn, a couleaux tires. [reotype, m. 
 daguerreotype, dagir' (6t\p, s. duguer- 
 dahlla, dd'lid, s. (bot.) dahlia, m. 
 dally, da' I i, s. (fam.) Journal quotidlen, m. 
 dally, da' li, a. i ad. JournaUer, quotidlen y 
 
 Jouruellement 
 
 daintily, dan' tilt, id. dellcatement. 
 daintiness, dan' ti nit. s. dfiUcatessa, frian- 
 
 dlse, f. 
 
 dainty, ddn'ti, B. friandlse, MUoVbtsstj f. 
 dainty, ddn'ti,*. deilcieux, dclirat, friandl) 
 
 elegant. llaitiere, f. 
 
 dairy, dd'ri, a. laiterie. L || maid, a. 
 dais, dd'it, s. dais, m. 
 daisy, da'zl, s. (bot.) marguerite, f. 
 dale, ddl, s. vallee, f. 
 dalliance, ddi'liam, 8. caresses, f. pi., 
 
 badinage conjugal, m. || dglai, m. 
 dally, ddl'li, T. u. badlner, perdre eon 
 dam, ddm, u. digue, f. [temps, s'amuser. 
 dam, ddm, v. a. diguer. 
 damage, ddm'ij, s. dommage, m. || preja- 
 
 dicfc, m. || -a, pi. dddommagement, in. || 
 
 (uiur.) avariea, f. pi. 
 damage, ddm'ij, v. a. endommager. 
 Dttmaaona, ddmaSkus, 8. sabre de Damaa, 
 damask, ddm'dtk, s. damaa, m. |m. 
 
 damask, ddm'dak, damaskeen, ddn/oa- 
 
 km, T. a. damasser || damasquioer. 
 dame, ddm, s. dame, f. || femme, f. || ' 
 
 school, a. petit lyoge & dlrec'jloes, m. 
 damn, ddm, T. a. damuer, condamner y 
 
 tffler. 
 
 damnable, dam'n&bl, a. damnable. 
 damnation, ddmna' sftun, s. damnation, 
 
 f. || fiasco, m. 
 damp, damp, a. humiditl, f., brouillard, 
 
 m., vupeur, f. || decouragement m. 
 damp, damp, y. a. bumecter || abattre. 
 damp, damp, a. humide, moite || abattu. 
 damper, ddm'per, s. imus.) sourdine, t || 
 
 (fig.) rabat-Jole, m. || (de cbemlnee) re- 
 
 gigtre, m. Iteur, f. 
 
 dampness, ddmp'ncs, e. huraldite, mol- 
 damsel, ddm'zll, 8. demoiselle, t. || Jeune 
 
 paysanne, f. 
 
 damson, ddm'm, 8. prune de damas, f. 
 dance, dans, a. danse, f. 
 dance, dan*, y. a. & n. danser. ft 
 
 dancer, ddntir, B. danseur, m., danaeuse, 
 dancing, dan'nng ; master, a. maltre 
 
 de dunutf, m. U --party, B. aolroe dan- 
 
 aaute, f. 
 
 dandelion, dan'dilivn, s. pUncnlit, m. 
 dandle, ddn'dl, T. a. bercer, dorloter. 
 dandruff, din'drHf, B. craege de la tete, 
 
 rogne, f. 
 
 dandy, drin'di, 8. petlt-mattre. 61eant, m, 
 danewort. ddn'wert, 8. (bot.) bifible, L 
 dangrer, ddn'ifr, 8. danger, peril, m. 
 dang-erona, dan'jtr Us, a. dangereoz, p^ril-. 
 
 leux || -ly, ad. dangereusement 
 dangle, dang" gl , T. n. pendiller, etre 
 
 suspendu. flureau, m. 
 
 dangler, ddng'yler, s. damoieeau, gode- 
 dank, dangk, a. humide, molle. 
 dapper, dap' pir, a. vif, fringaut 
 dapple, dap' I, T. a. pommeler. 
 dapple, ddp'l, a. pommelg, bigarrtf. 
 dare, ddr, 8. casse-cou, risque-tout, m. 
 dare, ddr, v. a. <fe n. Ir. dctier, provoquer, 
 
 braver || oser, avoir la hardiesse||~-devll, 
 
 a. os6, qul ose tout. 
 daring, dar'ing, a. (-ly, ad.) hardl(ment) 
 
 || audacleux. fignoranoe, f. 
 
 dark, dark, s. obscurltfi, f., Mneores, f. pi. U 
 dark, dark, a. sombre, obscur || mdlanco- 
 
 llque || ignorant II -ly, ad. obscurgment. 
 darken, dark'n, v. a. (<t n.)(s')ob8curclr. 
 
 darkle, ddr'ki,^. (Am.) uoir (negre). m. 
 darkness, ddrk'nft, 8. obscurity, f. (| teliit* 
 
 foncee, (., Umebres, L pi. 
 darksome, ddrk'tum, a. obscur, sombre. 
 darling, ddr'Hng, s. favori, m., favorite, t 
 darling-, ddr'ling, a. favori, nilgnon. 
 darn, darn, v. a. raccommoder. 
 darnel, ddr'nfl, s. (bot ) tvrale, 1 
 dart, ddrt, s. dard, trait, Jarelot, m. 
 dart, ddrt, v . a. & u. darder, lancer U Jeter || 
 
 voter comme un trait 
 dash, dash, s. attaqne, f. U (of pens) trait, 
 
 m. |j cboc, elan, m. | filet, m. U uiSlange. 
 
 m. || coup, m. || petit brio, grain, m. || 
 
 ~-board. B. mantelet d'une volture, m. 
 dash, dash, v. a. <t n. beurter || Jeter. 
 
 briser l| 6clabousser || arroser || meler, bufer [| 
 
 d^coucerter |j sailllr, 8'6cuuler [I ~ I crac 1 
 dashing, a. brillant, plmpant I fougueoz. 
 dastard, ddif terd, g. lache, poltron, m. 
 dastard(ly), ddi'tird(li), a. poltron, Ucbe. 
 data, dd'td, s. donnees, f. pi. 
 date, ddt, B. date, f. || ^poque, f. |l dur^e, 
 
 t. || fin, f . || datte, f. || out of ~, vleilli. 
 date, dat. v. a. dater. 
 dative, dd'tiv, 8. datif, m. 
 dative, dd'tiv, a. datif. 
 daub, dfSvb, a. barboulllage, m. [| croute, t 
 daub, dftub, v. a. barboulller ll endulre |) 
 
 pullier, degutser|| ~, T. n. falre I'bypocrite. 
 dauber, dduli'cr, a. mauvals peintre, m. 
 daughter, daTSter, s. Hlle, t J| ~-ln- 
 
 law, s. belle-fille, bru, f. fsoumlse. 
 
 daughterly, toWMr rt, a. <k ad. de fllle 
 daunt, dmtmt. r. a. eftiayer. 
 dauntless, difii'/iflfs, a. IntnSplde. 
 davenport, ddv'inport, a. bureau, secrtV 
 
 talre, m. 
 
 davit, dafvlt, i. (mar.) davltf, davler, m. 
 daw, diftji, B. cboucaa, m. 
 dawdle, dtiVdl, T. n. muser. 
 
 IStt. MU, far, lf; - Urt, fit. Mr; vOnt, In*; - nS, Mt, prht. ~
 
 dawn decide 
 
 65 
 
 dawn, ttuu.it, B. point du jour, m., aube, f. 
 
 dawn, diflun, v. n. poindre. 
 
 day, da, u. jour, in., jouruee, f. || darts', f. II 
 -a of grace, pi. Jours de faveur, m. pi. (| 
 break of ~, point du jour || by the ~, 
 au jour le jour || from ~ to ~, de jour en 
 
 tmr || In broad -, en plein jour II ~- 
 oarder, 8. demi-pensionnaire, m. || ~- 
 blnsh, s. aurore, f || ~book, 8. journal, 
 m. l| --labourer, s. journalier, m. || ~- 
 scholar, B. externe, m. || --spring-, s. 
 point du jour, m. || -star, s. toile du 
 matin, f. 
 
 daybreak, dd'brak, B. point da lour, m. 
 
 daydream, dd'drem 8. reve de jour, m. 
 
 dayllg-ht, da' lit, s. clartl du jour, f. || in 
 broad ~, au grand jour. 
 
 daytime, dd'tim, a. four, m., joumee, f. 
 
 daie, ddz, dazBle, adz" I, v. a. (Sbloulr. 
 
 deacon, dfkn, B. diacre, m. 
 
 dead, did. i. morta, m. pi. |J milieu, m. ]| 
 fort, m. || at the ~ of nlg-ht, au fort de 
 la null (I --house, 8. morgue, f. || ~- 
 letter office, B. bureau des rebuts, m. || 
 --march, B. marche funJbre, f. 
 
 dead, did, a. mort, inanini6 J| insensible || 
 meiancolique || inhabits || tout II (of let- 
 ters) tombed en rebut || plat || blanc || 
 Bourd || ~ barg-aln, B. vil prix, in. || ~- 
 drank, a. rnort-i vre !| ~-heat, B. 4prcuve 
 nulie, f. || -wood, s. bois Bee, m. 
 
 deaden, dfd'n, v. a. amortir || emousser || 
 matir. 
 
 deadeye, ded'i s. (mar.)cap-de-inouton,m. 
 
 deadhead, dtd'hid, a. passe-volant, m. 
 
 deadlight, diifKt,%.( mar.) faux sabord.m. 
 
 deadlock, dfd'l6k,t. arret, point d'arret/ra. 
 
 deadly, ded'li, a. (& ad.) mortel(lement) || 
 Implacable(ment). 
 
 deadness, did'nit, a. mort, f. || froideur, 
 langueur, t. || inalpldlte. f. 
 
 deaf, dif, a. sourd || (fig.) Insensible || atone 
 -, completcment Bourd U ~ and dumb, 
 Bousd-mupt. [uluiinlir. 
 
 deaten, dif in, T. a. rendre sourd || 
 
 d*afae*i, difnS.i s. aurdita, f. 
 
 deal, del, t. quantity, partle, f. || donne, f. || 
 bois de sapfn, m. || a great ~, a (rood 
 ~, one granile partie, beaucoup || it In 
 your ~, c'est a voua & donncr. 
 
 deal, del, T. a. <t n. dlstrlbuer || disperser, 
 rlSpandre || Iraflquer, conimercer || agir, 
 e'eiitreinettre || se comporter. 
 
 dealer, dil'ir, a. marcband, traflquaot, m. || 
 qui diatribue lea cartea || general ~, ne- 
 goclant, m. |j fripier, m. 
 
 dealing- , defing,s. commerce, nfipoce, m. || 
 conduite, f. II plain ~, 8. franchise, bonne 
 foi, f. || double ~, a. double jeu, m., 
 
 dean, dtn, a. doyen, in, Iduplicite, f. 
 
 deanery, din'iri, a. doycnnS, decanal, m. 
 
 clear, dir, a. cber || bien almd || favori |j 
 couteuz U odleux, nuislble || oh ~ I a'l'e! 
 ob, man Uleul |j -ly, ad. clieremeat || 
 teudreinent. 
 
 Aearneas, dtr'nli, B. tendresse, f. || cbertf, 
 
 deaith, derlA, s. cherte, L It 
 
 death, dlth, a. mort, f., ti-gpaa, in. || at 
 ~'n door, a deux doigta de la uioi t || to 
 do to ~, occire j| to be In at the ~, 
 asslster a I'balali || ~-bed, B. lit de 
 mort, ra. || ~-blow, 8. coup de mort, m. || 
 --penalty, 8. peine capitate, f. || ~- 
 irarrant, s. ordre d'exficution, f. 
 
 deathlike, dUtk'Kk, a. mortel, lugubre D 
 l^thargique. 
 
 debar, debar', v. a. exclure || s'tippoBer. 
 
 debarkation, debar ka' shun, 8. vide dis- 
 embarkation. 
 
 debase, dibaf, T. n. abaisser, avilir II 
 f&lsifier. [m. || billonnaRe, m. 
 
 debasement, dfbds'mtnt, a. aviltssement, 
 
 debatable, diba'tdbl, a. contestable. 
 
 debate, debdf, a. dfibat, m., controvene, 
 dispute, f. [disputer. 
 
 debate, debaf,v. a. <fen. debattre, diacuter, 
 
 debater, deba'ter, s. disputeur, m. || ora- 
 tcur parlemrntaire. m. 
 
 debauch, di bdtiich , B. d^bauche, 1 
 
 debauch, dibdVtch,' , T. a. dfibaucher, oor- 
 rompre. fllbertlnage, m. 
 
 debauchery, dtbd&ch'iri, B. d^baucbe, f., 
 
 debenture, dtbin'tur, a. recoonaisaance. 
 obligation, f. ffaiblir. 
 
 debilitate, debil'itat, v. a. deciliter, af- 
 
 debllity, diblf iti, a. dfibillW, falblease, f. 
 
 debit, dib'it, a. debit, m. 
 
 debit, deb' it, r. a. debitor. 
 
 debouch, diboih', T. n. (mil.) dfiboncher. 
 
 debt, del, 8. dette, f. || to run, ret into 
 ~, faire des dettea. 
 
 debtor, dtt'ter, a. d^biteur, m. 
 
 decade, dtk'ud, a. di/.nine, f. |] decade, t 
 
 decadence, ilika'dens, B. decadence, I. 
 
 Decalogrue, ilck'dldy, a. Decalogue, m. 
 
 decamp, dikamp', v. a. decamper. 
 
 decant, dfkanf, T. a. tranavaaer|| (chem.) 
 decanter. 
 
 decanter, dfktin'ter, B. carafe, f. || -~- 
 tand, a. porte-carafe, m. 
 
 decapitate, dikdp'itat, T. a. dcapiter. 
 
 decapitation, dik&plta'thUn, 8. d^capl- 
 tation, f. |dpe>l*aement, m. 
 
 decay, dtkS . B. declin, m., decadence, f., 
 
 decay, dtka , T. n. decholr, a'UBer, M 
 delab.-er || dup^i ir. 
 
 decease, ditii', . diScfs, tr<5paa, m. 
 
 decease, ditaf , T. n. dc4der, mourir. 
 
 deceit, descf, s. fraude, tromperie, f. H 
 artifice, m. 
 
 deceitful, dftfffSfl, a. fraudulenz, trom- 
 penr || -ly, ad. frauduleuaement. 
 
 deceive, ditev" , v. a. d^cevoir, tromper. 
 
 deceiver, disev'ir.*. trompeur, fourbe, m. 
 
 December, dtiim btr, a. Mcembre, m. 
 
 decency, df tin ti, B. decence, bienslaoce, 
 
 decennial, ditin'ni&i. a. decennal. (f. 
 
 decent, dftint, a. decent, convenable || 
 ly, ad. d See m in en t. 
 
 decentralise, diien'trMit, T. a. ddcen- 
 traliser. f posture, 1. 
 
 deception, dfsfp'ahun, I. deception, lui- 
 
 deceptlve, disip'tiv, a. trompeur, decvptU 
 
 decide, dentt', v. a, decider, rteoudn. 
 
 bij/; fXt, t-ubi, tub. ( chair, fay; gum*, yei; tout, ttal; tMng. Oort. 
 Sngliih anil Frtnck, 5
 
 decidedly dtficieiit 
 
 decidedly, difi'dtdli, ad. aasureiueuU 
 
 deciduous, dSaid'uut, a. p6rissable || 
 (bot.) decident, dccidu. 
 
 decimal, decimal, a. decimal. 
 
 decimate, dSsfimdt, v. a. d6cimer. 
 
 decimation, desimd'shun, s. decimation, 
 1. |[ dime, f. *" [crire, d6peindre. 
 
 decipher, dSn'fir^ v. a. d<jcniffrer || d6- 
 
 decision, dfsizn'un, s. decision, f. || fer- 
 metfi, f. H to come to a ~, prendre une 
 decision, [-ly, ad. decisivement. 
 
 decisive, dSsi'ftv, a. dccisif || prononcd || 
 
 deck, rte'i, s. tillac, pout (d'un valsseau), m. 
 
 declaim, dSkl&m , v. a. & n. dficlamer |] 
 baranguer. fteur, m. 
 
 declaimer, dfk!am'er,s. dficlamateur, rhe'- 
 
 deolamation, deklama'ehun, s. declama- 
 tion, f. [toira. 
 
 declamatory, dfklam'attrl, a. dficlama- 
 
 declaration, deklaru'shun, a. dficlara- 
 tion, f. 
 
 declare, dtklar'.v. a. (&n.) (se) declarer. 
 
 declension, dakltn'shun, s. dSclin, m., 
 declinaison, 1 
 
 declinable, diklfna M, a. (gr.) declinable. 
 
 declination, diklinS shun, a. declination, 
 f. II de'clin, m., decadence, t || deviation, 
 1 II (gr.) declinaison. f. 
 
 decline, dikhn',8. diSclin, m., decadence, 
 1 || (med.) marasme, m. || to be in, to 
 go Into a ~, etre, tomber en langueur. 
 
 decline, deklin' , v. a. & n. peirober, bals- 
 ser || fiviter |] refuser || (gr.) dficliner || de- 
 vier || dcboir, d6g6n6rer || tomber en df- 
 cadence. [son, f. 
 
 declivity, dikliv' Iti, 8. McIlTltft, inclinai- 
 
 declivoaa, dSkll'vus, a. en pente, dficlive. 
 
 decoction, dekok'shun, 8. decoction, I. 
 
 decollate, dikdl'lUt, \. a. d^coller. 
 
 decompose, dekompoz 1 , v. a. decomposer, 
 analyser. 
 
 decomposition, dekompoziiVun, 8. de- 
 composition, analyse, f. 
 
 decorate, ditto rat, v. a. de'corer, orner. 
 
 decoration, dSkorff shun, s. decoration, f. 
 
 decorative, dek'ordtiv, a. do decoration. 
 
 decorator, dik'B rater, &. decorateur, m. 
 
 decorons, diko'rus, a. decent, couvenable|| 
 -ly, ad. decemment. [cence, f. 
 
 decorum, dekffrtim, B. decorum, m., d- 
 
 ddcoy, diksy , a. appat, m., seduction, f. || 
 moucbard, m. || ~-bird, s. appeau, m. 
 
 decoy, dtkcff/', v. a. leurrer. 
 
 uacreaae, dekrea', B. decrolssement, in., 
 diminution. (. fdecrottre. 
 
 decrease, df fares', v. a. & n. diminuer || 
 
 decree, dSkrf, B. dficret, statut, m., loi, f. 
 
 decree, dibrf, v. a. & n. dtoeter || de- 
 
 decreplt, dgkrfy'it, a. dcr6pie 
 decrial, dikri'al, s. decri, m. 
 docrler, dj krl'ir, e. detracteur, m. 
 decry, dikri' , v. a. decrier. censorer. 
 dedicate, did'lkat, T. a. dealer y devouer l| 
 adresser. [se-cration, 1 
 
 abdication, did i ka'thun, a. dfidlcace, con- 
 dedicatory, did' i ka t*r i, a. de'djcatoire. 
 
 deduce, didutf, r. a. dgdulre, kiferer || 
 
 derlver || transplanter. . 
 
 deduclble, dedu'ei bl, a. qul pent 6tre dg- 
 
 duit. Jrabattre. 
 
 deduct, didukf, v. a. d6duire, defalquer, 
 deduction, de duk' ehiin, s. conclusion, 1 || 
 
 deduction, f. |i (com.) remise, f. 
 deductive, did-uk'tiv, a, deductif || -ly, 
 
 ad. consequemment. 
 deed, dad, s. action, f., acte, fait, exploit, 
 
 m. || (jur.) litre, m. || contrat, m. || in ~, 
 
 de fait 
 
 deem, dem, v. n. juger, penser. 
 deep, dep. a. profond, creuz || pSn^trant |[ 
 
 grave, serieux || fonce (of colours) 
 
 ruse, fin || ~-laid, a. profond, secret 
 
 ~-rooted, a. protondenjent enrarlne || 
 
 ly, ad. profondSment, extreniement, 86- 
 
 rieusement l| (of sounds) gravemenU 
 deepen, dep n, v.a. approfondii-|| obscurclr. 
 deeps, dep's, s. profondeur, f. || ocean, m. || 
 
 abime, m. 
 deer, dSr, B. daim, m., bete fauve, f. || 
 
 ~- stalking:, g. cbasse de betes fauveg, f.- 
 deface, dSfas 1 , v. a. defigui-er, deteriorer, 
 
 giler ij ruiner || effacer. [traire. 
 
 defalcate, difafkat, v. a. deduire, sous- 
 defalcation, de folks' a hiin, a. retrancbe- 
 
 nient, m. || defalcation, f. 
 defamation, difdma' thun, s. diffamation, 
 
 calomnie, f. [toire. 
 
 defamatory, di fdm' Uteri , a. diffama- 
 defame, defdm' , v. a. diffamer, decrier. 
 default, diftHUf, 8. defaut, m., faute,f.| 
 
 crime, m. 
 default, dffdftlt 1 ', T. a. & n. rloler, man- 
 
 auer || faire defaut || to go by ~, (jar.) 
 
 etre condamn6 par dfifaut. 
 defaulter, dofafrlfer, s. dglinquant, m. ] 
 
 (Jur.) contumace, m. || retardataire, m. 
 defeasance, dif&z&ns, s. contre-lettre, 
 
 annulation, f. 
 
 defeat, difef. B. defaite, deroute, f. 
 defeat, ilefef , T. a. defaire, mettre en dfi- 
 
 route || dejouer, frustrer. 
 defect, diffkf, e. defeotuositS, t, defaut, 
 
 m. || (jur.) vice. m. 
 defective, dttftk'ttv, a. d6fectueux || 1m- 
 
 parfait || (pr.) defectU. fapologle, t 
 
 defence, di fens', s. defense, protection, 
 defenceless, da fens' leu, a. sans defense, 
 
 faible. flnterdire. 
 
 defend, dSfSnff , v. a. defendre, proteger l| 
 defendant, defSn'ddnt, B. defenseur, m. || 
 
 (jur.) defeudeur, m. favocat, m. 
 
 defender, dSftrider, 8. defenseur, m. y 
 defensible, dofSn'sittl, a. defensible. 
 defensive, defen'siv, a. defensive, f. 
 defensive, defen'slv, a. defensif || -ly, 
 
 ad. our la defensive || pour la defense. 
 defer, defer", v. a. & u. diflerer, remettre I! 
 
 d6fSrer 4. fspect, m. 
 
 deference, dgfirSns,%. deference, f., re- 
 defiance, dSfi'dns, s. defi, carteL m. 
 deficiency, dfflsh'gnai, s. dfifaut, m., 
 
 iiisuflisaoce, f. fparfait || iusuffisant. 
 
 deficient, dSfish'Snt, a. defectueux, im- 
 
 Ucte, Mt, fdr, Jaft; h3r, git', Mr; -mini, torn; no, hot, prove; hoQ;
 
 deficit demon 
 
 ao Holt, dtfttlt, s. deflclt, in. I) to cover 
 
 ~, OOUTrtr OB del Kit. 
 
 defile, d<TA~''. B. defile, m. 
 
 defile, d<r/rr v. a. <fe n. eonlller -fl d6- 
 
 baucher || Mffls*. 
 
 definable. dtfVn&bl, a. dSflnissable. 
 define, M/M, v. a. & n. dinir || dter- 
 
 miner || dessiner. 
 definite, dff'inU, a. dcflni, exact, precis 
 
 || -ly, ad. deflniUvement 
 definition, d(f \n\sh' tin, 8. definition, f. 
 definitive, dfftn'i tiv, a. dSfinitif. poaitif. 
 deflect, dtflfkf , v. n. decliner, detourner. 
 deflection, dfjlik' than, s. detour, (cart, 
 
 m. || (of the needle) dficllnalson, f. 
 deflower, difl<PG/r, v. a. deflorer. 
 defoliation, dtfoKffihtin, e. deuillai- 
 
 eou, f. 
 
 deform, diff&rm', v. a. dfifieurer. 
 deformity, difor'miti, 8. difforrnitg, f. 
 defraud, defrarud' r. a. frauder, tromper. 
 defrander, difrdwdir, 8. fraudeur, ra. 
 defray, difrcf , r. a. de^rayer, payer la d6- 
 
 pense. [(ernent). 
 
 deft, dtft, a. (-ly, ad.) convenable || adroit 
 deftness, dift'nd, s. gentillesse, f. 
 defunct, difumjkt' a. defunt, feu. 
 defy, di/T, v. a. defler, braver, 
 degeneracy, dljin' ir&ti, 8. de'ge'uera- 
 
 Uon, f. 
 
 derenerate, dljln'&rat, v. n. d^g^nfirer. 
 degenerate, dtjin'trat, a. dggdo^rd. 
 degeneration, dijen trSihim, 8. <15- 
 
 g<Suerntion, 1 [decoller. 
 
 drlntlnat, dfylffttnat, r. a. dgluer, 
 degradation, digr&dcf tMin f t. d^grada- 
 
 tlon, f. 
 
 degrade, dfgrad", v. a. dlgrader, arllir. 
 degree, diarf, s. degrl, m. j| quality, 
 
 condition, r., ordre, rang, m. || (otervalle, 
 
 m. || In some ~, en quelque Borte || by 
 
 -, peu & peu. [f. 
 
 delfloatlon, ditftkffihtn. 8. deification, 
 deify, dflfl, r. a. deifier, divlniser || louer 
 
 a I'excis. 
 
 deign, <f<!n, T. n. dalgner, accorder. 
 deity, dt'iti g. d^lteT divinity f. 
 deject, d(j>ikf,i.&. affllper, dfcourager. 
 dejection, d(jfltf ihu.n, 8. abattement, m. || 
 
 (mod. ) djf^cage, m. i 
 
 delay, dila' , 8. d# lal, retard, m. 
 delay.d/M'.T.a. dlffrer,retardpr||fru8trer. 
 delectable, dtlfk'tdbl, a. delectable. [(. 
 delectation, de (/* <a' <Aun, 8. d^lectatloa, 
 delegate, dfi'tgat, 8. deleyu^, m. 
 delegate, diffadt,?. a. delfi^uer. d^puter. 
 delegation, dil i gaf ihUn, 8. d4legntioa, f. 
 deleterious, dilitfriut, a. di5letere. 
 delf(t), d^V, 8. faience (de Delfli. f. 
 deliberate, dilib'frat, ~r. n. d^libffrer. 
 deliberate, dilib'trdt. a. clrcon<>pect, 
 
 prudent || -ly, ad. avec dllbration. 
 dellberateneaa, dtlWiratnla, 8. clrcon- 
 
 pp*llon, .prudence, f. [tinn, f. 
 
 deliberation, dtRbtrffihtin,*. dAIMr*- 
 delicacy, dll'i kdil . s. d^ltcatesse, frian- 
 
 diae, L || fil^gance, f. || teudresse, t. 
 
 dlloate, dtftlcai, a. (-ly, ud.) deUtt 
 
 (emeut) || friaud || ejcqola II tendre, dooz. 
 delicious, dsiish. lie, a. dellcieoz, ezquis U 
 
 -ly, ad. dgllcleusement. 
 dollclouanesa, delish'uiniSt, B. dellces, 
 
 f. pi., plaisir, m. 
 deligrht, tgOP. B. delice, m., delicea, f. pL, 
 
 plaisir, m. II charme, m. 
 dellgrht, diKf, r. a. (*&) (ge) dlvertlr, (ae) 
 
 plaire. 
 delightful, dtKffS6l, a. dellcieox, char- 
 
 mant || -ly, ad. dejlcleusement. 
 delineate, dflin'iat, T. a. tracer, desalner, 
 
 decrire. [esquUse, f. 
 
 delineation, diKn id' shun, e. delineation, 
 delinquency, diling'kwenai, e. d611t, m. 
 delinquent, dlling' kwlnt, 8. delinquent, 
 
 m. 
 
 delirious, d(lir"(ue,&. dfilirant, en delire. 
 delirium, diiir"ium, 8. dfilire, m. 
 deliver, dtliv'ir, v. a. de'livrer, affranchir 
 
 || remettre, rendre || nccoucher || prononcer || 
 
 8'acquitter de || dlstribuer (letterb) || to 
 
 be ed Immediately I presse. 
 deliverance, dlliv'tr&ru, 8. d^livranoe, 
 
 f., atfrancbissement, m. || accouchement, 
 
 m. [sauveur, m. 
 
 deliverer, dfliv'irir, B. Ubrmtu, in. N 
 delivery, dtliu'iri, 8. deiivrance, t | 
 
 accouchement, m. || d6bit, in. || livralson, 
 
 f. l| distribution, I. (in. 
 
 dell, till, B. vallon, m., vallee, t || creuz, 
 delude, dflod', v. a. troinper, aboaer. 
 deluge, dfl'uj. 8. deluge, m. 
 delnge, dttvi, t. a. inonder. ft, 
 
 delusion, dtlff zhun,e. troroperle, Illusion, 
 delusive, dilafalv,&. trompeur, illuaoire. 
 delve, deiv, v. a. creuser, foutr. 
 demagoglo(al), dfmdyo'jik(dl), a. d4- 
 
 magoglque. 
 
 demagogue, dfm'SgSg, 8. demagogue, m. 
 demand, demand', 8. deuiaude, requete, 
 
 petition, f. || queaUOD, f. || rente, f. II In 
 
 great ~, tres rechercbfi || (com.} forte- 
 
 infnt demand^ || on ~, a prtSspntution. 
 demand, dimdnd', v. a. demander, r4- 
 
 clamer, exlger || questionner. [cation, f. 
 demarcation, dt mar kff ikun, 8. demur - 
 demean, dtmtri , v. u. (oneself) se com- 
 
 porter. ff. 
 
 demeanour, dtmm'tr, 8. conduit*, tenue, 
 demented, dimin'ttd, a. llufi || su dA- 
 
 mence. 
 
 demerit, dimfr'It, 8. ddrairlte, m. 
 demesne, dimen' , 8. domalne, m. 
 demigod, dfm'igod, 8. deml-dleu. 
 demijohn, dim'tjUn. 8. dame-Jeanne, f. 
 demise, dimif , a. dfiinlesion, f. || mort 
 
 f., deces, m. [triple croche, L 
 
 demlsemlqnaver, d#m'i <Vn i *i*a v^r, B. 
 democracy, dtmok'r&tl, 8. d^mocraUe, f. 
 democrat, dfm'SkrSt, 8. de'mocrate, m. 
 democratic, dfmSkrifUe, a, (-ally, ad.) 
 
 deinocraUque(ment). 
 
 demolish, df nu^T i*A,T.a. demollr, abattre, 
 demolition, dm&l\ik'un,t. riSmolltlon, t 
 demon, de'min, B. dgmon, diable, m. 
 
 - fSVt, tube, tub. || chair, joy; garni, 
 
 i; tout, fttti; thirty, torn. 
 A*
 
 68 
 
 demoniac, di m/ /u u*, s. deraontaque, m. 
 demoniac, dimo'niak, a. dmonlaque. 
 demonstrable, dimdn'strdbl, a. dfimon- 
 
 trable. 
 demonstrably, dfmSn'strdbtt, ad. par 
 
 demonstration, [v.a. demon trer, prouver. 
 demonstrate, dtmdn'strat oudfm'dn it rat, 
 demonstration. dfm3ntrffs/iun, B. de"- 
 
 monatration, evidence, f. 
 demonstrative, dimon'stratlv, a. d<S- 
 
 monstratLf || -ly, ad. demonstrativement 
 demoralisation, demtfrdli za'shuri, a. 
 
 demoralisation, f. 
 
 demoralise, dtmir'UKz, v. a. demoralises 
 demur, dtmet' , a. hesitation, doute, f. 
 demur, dfmto', y. a. 4 n. douter||dlf6rer|| 
 
 demure, demur' , a. sobre || modeste || 
 
 prude || -ly, ad. en prude. [pruderie, f. 
 demureness, demur'nis, 8. modestie, 
 demurrage, dimur'raj, e. (mar.) i'rais de 
 
 surestarie, m. pi. 
 
 demurrer, dimur'rer, 8. (jur.) exception, f. 
 den, din, s. caverne, (., repaire, m. || loge 
 
 (d'une menagerie), f. 
 
 deniable, dini'dbl, a. niable, rentable. 
 denial, ttfni'&l, B. dentation, f., refua, m. 
 denlsen, dtn'izn, 8. citoyen, m. 
 denlien, den'izn, y. a. naturaliser. 
 denominate, dtn5m'indt,v.a.. denornmer, 
 
 Dommer. [ruination, f. 
 
 denomination, dinSmlnff shun, 8. de"no- 
 denomlnatlve, dfnSm'indtiv, a. deno- 
 
 minatif. . [nominateur, m. 
 
 denominator. dlnSm'lnatir, 8. far.) do- 
 denote, dinar , y. a. danoter, designer. 
 denounce, dlnofuntf , v. a. denoncer, ac- 
 
 cuser || annoncer. fin. 
 
 denouncer, dinff&n'ter, s. dnonctateur, 
 dense, dins, a. (-ly, ad.) dense || epaia. 
 
 Senslty, dins' Hi, e. density, compacitj, f. 
 nt, dint, 8. dent (d'une roue), f. || bosse, 
 dent, dint, y. a. bossuer. If. 
 
 dental, din' lot, 8. (gr.) den tale, f. 
 dentifrice, den'tifris, s. dentifrice, m. 
 dentist, den'tist, s. dentiste, m. 
 dentistry, din'tistri, s. art du dentlate, 
 
 m. H guenson des dents, f. 
 dentition, dfntish'un, s. dentition, f. 
 denudation, dfimda'thfai, B. den ft men t, 
 
 m. jddnnder. 
 
 denude, denud', y. a. dfinuer, depouiller || 
 denunciation, df nun si <? shun, a. de'nou- 
 
 clation, f. 
 
 fnoncer, refuser., 
 
 deny, din? , y. a. denier || desavouer, re- 
 
 deodorlse, di&deriz, y. a. dusinfecter. 
 
 deodoriser, diffdtriztr, B. disinfectant, 
 m. || apparell disinfectant, m. 
 
 depart, dipdrf, y. n. partir, s'en alter II 
 quitter |j se d^sister, renoucer || mourir || 
 to ~ tbls life, mourir, MoMar || the 
 -ed, le dtjiuut. | ai. 
 
 department, depart' mint, a. departement. 
 
 departure, dipar'tur, a. depart, m. \\ 
 mort, f. 
 
 AV<t^A,diptind,', r.u. dependrede||isulter 
 U MI ipoar, BC fler a|j- upon It, comptez-y. 
 
 dependant, !/>,/.',/</.(, o. dependant, in. 
 
 dependence, dti pen' dc'na, B. d^pendunce, 
 i., rapport, m. || coafiance, f. || ~ on one, 
 confiance en qn. 
 
 dependency, de pen' den si, 8. foreign ~, 
 s. colonie, f. || (J ur -) dependence, f. 
 
 dependent, dfpfn'dfnt, a. dependant 
 
 depict, depfkt', v. a. depeindre, decrire. 
 
 depilatlon, tlfpi tn'.ihun, B. dopilatinn, f. 
 
 depletion, di pie" shun, s. depletion, f. 
 
 deplorable, MpUfrfU, a. deplorable, 
 lamentable. irnrnt. 
 
 deplorably, deplo'r&bH, ad. deplorable- 
 
 deplore, diplor , y. a. deplorer, pleurer, 
 plaindre. 
 
 deploy, dgpldy', y. a. de"ployer. 
 
 deponent, depffnf.nl, a. depoaant, m. 
 
 depopulate, dSpiip'uldt, v. a. depcupler. 
 
 depopulation, depSpulci'sliun, s. depo- 
 pulation, f. 
 
 deportation, de por Iff shun, B. deporta- 
 tion, f., exil, m. 
 
 deportment, diport'ment, 8. maintien, 
 
 condulte, f. 
 
 , v. a. deposer || mettre 
 
 m. || tenue, t. 
 
 depose, depo 
 has || attester. 
 
 deposit, de poz'it, s. depot, gage, m. 
 
 deposit, deposit, y. a. deposer || con- 
 signer, mettre en gage || to leave a ~, 
 deposer des arrhes. 
 
 depositary, depofi ter \, s. depositalre, m. 
 
 deposition, depo zish,' tin, a. deposition, f., 
 temoignage, m. 
 
 depositor, de'poz'itsr, diiposant, m. 
 
 depository, dipos'itei-i, a. depot, maga- 
 
 sin, m. 
 
 [tion, corruption, f. 
 
 depravation, depravu! shun. s. dfprava- 
 
 deprave, diprav, v. a. depraver, cor- 
 rompre. (chancetft, f. 
 
 depravity, dgpr&v'Xti, 8. corruption, mfi- 
 
 depreoate, dip'rik&t, y. a. d6tournerpar 
 la pi-lire, prier contre || s'opposer a. 
 
 deprecation, dtp ri ka' shun, 8. depreca- 
 tion, supplication, f. 
 
 deprecatory, dip^rik&ttrl,*. dSprecatlf. 
 
 depreciate, deprtf shiat, y. a. deprgcier || 
 dfinigrer. fciation, f. 
 
 depreciation, dtpreihia'shUn, s. cleprd- 
 
 depredatlon, dep rgdd'afiun, s. depreda- 
 tion, f., pillage, m. fm. ||plllard, ru. 
 
 depredator, dip' rf da ter, a. dtprtfdaUor, 
 
 depress, dipr&f. y. a. deprimer, abaisser, 
 mortifier, bumilier. 
 
 depression, dfprfs/i'un, 8. depression, 
 f. || bumiliation, dejection, f. 
 
 deprivation, dipri vd'thun, B. privation, 
 f. || (jur.) revocation, t. 
 
 deprive, depriv', v. a. priver || destltuer. 
 
 depth, depth, 8. profondeur, f., ablme, m. 
 || milieu, coeur, fort, m. || hauteur, ob- 
 ecurite, f. || to ret out of one's ~, 
 perdre fond. [delegation, f. 
 
 deputation, dip utofthiin, a. deputation, 
 
 depute, dipu.f, v. a. dputer, delfyucr. 
 
 deputy, dep'uti, 8. depute, dlggu, uu. J 
 ~>ohairman, s. vice-president, m. 
 
 derange, dtrunf, y. a. ddranger. 
 
 t, fdr, 
 
 tout. ait. hir ; wl/tn, fnv no, tiSt. fr$t; hS>; -<
 
 derangement desultorily 
 
 derangement, dfrSnj'mfnt, a. dprnnpo- 
 
 ment m. Hfolle, f. fabandonnfi en mer, m, 
 derelict, dfr'iKkt, e. (mar.) vaisseau 
 dereliction, dfrflik'iMn, B. abandonne- 
 
 ment, renoncement, m. 
 deride, dfnd", v. a. ralller. 
 derlder, deri'dtr. s. moqupur, railleur, m. 
 derision, dfrirh'un, s. d<5r!sion, f. 
 derisive, d&rfttt, a. (-ly, ad.) dfirisoirc]] 
 
 par fKinsion. 
 
 derivable, dtri'vibl, a. derivable. 
 derivation, dfrivSthun, s. derivation, 
 
 f. M toorce, f. || d6tonr. m. 
 derivative, Mrfv'ftftv, s. (gr.) dSrivS, tn. 
 derivative, Yrfe'ffC*', . driv6 de || 
 
 -IT, ad. par derivation. 
 derive, <Wrftr, v. a, & n. derlver || pro- 
 
 venlr, proce'der. 
 
 dero grate, dfr'ogSt, v. a. A n. dfiroger. 
 derogation, dfropftfiun. e. derogation || 
 
 dlffumatton, f. |l attdntp, f. 
 derogratory, dirXg'dttri, a. dgrogatolre. 
 derrick, dfrrfk, g. martinet, m. 
 dervish, dtr'vith, s. dervis, pi. 
 donoant, ilbfk/int, g. contrepolnt, m. l| 
 
 chanson, f. [ vnenrr. 
 
 descant, dttk&nf , r. n. dlscourir (I di- 
 desoend, dtufnd', T. a. A n. descenflre || 
 falre one Irmptlon ]| tircr son origlne de. 
 desoenda>nt, dtifn ddnt, s. denoendant, nr. 
 desoendent, dftfn'dfnt, a. leira de. 
 descent, dfifnf. e. dcaeento, (. II origlne, 
 
 1 n Invasion, f. || descendants, m. pi., 
 
 posMrite, f. 
 
 describe, dttkriV , v. a. decrlre. d^pcindre. 
 description, di ikriff hiin, 8. deicription, 
 
 f . II to begrffar ~, rendre toute description 
 
 impossible, 
 descriptive, rlftkrljftfr, a. [-ly, ad.) 
 
 descriptif II d'nne maniere descnptiye. 
 descry, diikri' ,T. a. deoonnir, apercerolr. 
 desecrate, dMikr&t, T. a. profaner. 
 desecration, dfyikr&'iMm, I. profana- 
 tion, f. 
 
 desert, OSattrt, . d.eserl m., golitnd", f. 
 dsert, dfttrt', s. dessert, m. f| nitrite, m. 
 desert, dfz trf , T. a. deserter || abandonner, 
 
 delaiiser. 
 
 desert, dtz'trt. a. desert Rolltaire. 
 deserter, dixirftr. i. deeertetir, m. 
 desertion, dtzti'ihUn; s. desertion, f. 
 deserve, <We*V, v. a. mirtter. etre cllgne. 
 deservedly, dttfr'vMU, ad. ajustetftre. 
 deserving, dixir'vlng, a. mgritoire, de 
 
 m^rite. [manqner. 
 
 desiderate, <Wfcf *, T. a. avoir besoin, 
 deslderatcua, AiriAtrStum, B. chose 
 
 neceasaire. f., desideratum, m. 
 deslgrn, dizvn' , s. deasein, ui., inteutiou, 
 
 1 || plan, motif, m. 
 design, dtzm', v. a. deflsincr || ee propuser, 
 
 avoir 1'lntentloD j| dettiner || conoevolr. 
 daslg-nate, dez'iy fitit, v. u. JOHluuirr, lu- 
 
 dluuur, ditftlnguer. 
 
 at,oi B uacluu, dtflgnefthUn, f. designa- 
 tion, f. || deeaoutioo, f. |ezpr<>8. 
 deslrnedly, df*fnfiK, ad. ft propog, 
 
 deslg-ner, dfnn'ir, s. anteur, inventeur, 
 
 m. || machlnatenr, m. || dessinnteur. m. 
 deelpnlngr, dfrtn'inff, a. (-ly, ad.) in- 
 
 sidieiix, fourbe |j insidlensement. 
 desirable, dfjfrtU, a. desirable, BOU- 
 
 hai table. 
 
 desirably, dtffrSblt, ad. & souhalt. 
 desire, ASHf s. dgslr. m., envte, f. 
 desire, ditfr, T. 8. dsirer, gonbalter || 
 
 prier. f-ly, ad. ardemment. 
 
 desirous, Attfrvn, a, dfSslreux, avlde || 
 desist, dfztsf. T. n. se desister de. ceaser. 
 desistanoe, afzrsf&nt, s. cessation, f. || 
 
 (Jnr.) d&lstenient, m. Ichaire, f. 
 
 desk, dftk, s. trapitre, m. || Intrin, m. II 
 Annola%e, dSt'olat, T. a. dfisoier. d^penplpr. 
 desolate, dMolM, a. desol^ II Bolitalre II 
 
 trist* || rulnfi. fm^lancolie, f. 
 
 desolation, d&fUPthfn, n. desolation, f. II 
 despair, ditpSr', 8. deaespoir, f. 
 despair, tiitpdr' , V. n. desesperer (de). 
 despalringrly, dttpar'fngK, ad. d4s- 
 
 eepfrf'ment. 
 denpatch, dftnfah' , . expedition, dlli> 
 
 gcnce, f. || d^peche, f. H boat, s. aviso, 
 
 m. || -box, 8. buvard de voyace, m. 
 despatch, ditp&eh', r. a. de'pepher, ex- 
 
 p4dier. 
 
 desperado, d?p!rf?do, e. desespertf, m. 
 deaperat, dMptr&t, a. (-ly. ad.) dea- 
 
 espdr6(ment) || temdraire || forieux || ter- 
 
 rlble(ment) || en forieoz.' 
 desperation, d** ptr a ihun, . desespoir, 
 
 ID. 
 
 despicable, dgi'pfkibl, a. meprlsable, rU. 
 despicably, eUrpl kd bit, ad. dedaigneniW' 
 
 ment 
 
 despise, dinjni" ,f.tL. mfiprlser, dodalgnflr. 
 despite, ditpif, *. deplt, m., malice, f. 
 despite, ditpif, pr. (in ~ of) en d6pu d. 
 despoil, di>p<?$l', T. a. dfiponUler. nri ver de- 
 despond, dAipond", T. n. aMttptmr, 
 
 perdre courage, s'abattre. fm. 
 
 despondency, dt tpSn' di* H, 8. drfiwpoir, 
 despot, ditfpot, s. despote, trran, m. 
 despotic, ditpSffk, a. (-ally, ad.) dft- 
 
 spodqne(ment). 
 despotism, dirfpgtfxm, 8. deipotUme, m. 
 
 ssert, dfttirf, 8. dessert, m. 
 
 If. 
 
 ntlnation, rfft ({na'#Aun, s. destination, 
 nttne, rWtin t T. a. destinor (a) || d- 
 llgner, nmrnuer. 
 
 tlny. dtiftinf, 8. desttnee, f., destln, m. 
 stltnte, dfn'titut, a. abandonne || priv 
 de. 
 destitution, dgateMm, 9. dtflaisse- 
 
 mcnt, denument. m. || indigence, f. 
 destroy, dgatrtftf , T. a. detrulre, ddvaster, 
 
 eztermirier || taer. 
 
 destruottbl,d/fru*'/{6f, a. destructible. 
 destruction, di itr&lf iMin, . destruction, 
 
 perdition, f. 
 deatruetlv*. dfitruk'liv, a. dtrttrooOf, 
 
 I/.-I i.lrl.n i || -Jy, ad. d'UllH JJUtUilClw dtr- 
 
 (tractive. [roiiipus. 
 
 desultorily, d&HlttrlK, ad. a batons 
 
 i /Wl, S6*, i. R cAo<r, ^oy ; gome, yt; tout, tvU; thing, Hurt.
 
 70 
 
 degnltoriness dibbler 
 
 desultorlnesa, (Ut'ultirinl*, 8. docousu, 
 
 deiaut de methods || manque d'csprit de 
 
 suite, m. [suite. 
 
 desultory, dlifSltirl, a. deVousu, sans 
 detach, dttach' , r. a. detacher, egparer. 
 detached, dtt&chf, a. (of houses) en- 
 
 tour6 de jardins. Itachcmcnt, m. 
 
 detachment, dttach'mint, g. (mil.) A6- 
 detail, dit&V ou cLe.tal, 8. detail, m. l| (Am.) 
 
 pecmtement, m. || -B, pi. particularit4s, 
 detail, dgtat', T. a. detail lor. If. pi. 
 
 detain, detdn', v. a. dltenir, rctcnir, re- 
 
 tarder, arr6ter. 
 
 detect, dtttkt,i.s.. de - convrir||rtistlngiier. 
 detection, dttikfihiin, 8. decouverte, f. 
 detective, dltikftiv. s. agent de la police 
 
 secrftp, m. feniprtsonnement, m. 
 
 detention, ditfn'thiin, t. detention, f., 
 deter, ditir', v. a. deHourner, Iffrayer, 
 
 deconrager. 
 
 Aeterg-e, dtttrf , v. a. deterger, nettoyer. 
 deteriorate, dfte'riorat, v. a. dgUSriorer. 
 deterioration, diteriorcT thvn, e. dS- 
 
 terioration, f. fse determiner. 
 
 determtnable, dftfr'minabl, a. i<i> prut 
 determinate, dfter'm.inat, a. dfiicnnim:, 
 
 decid^, decislf, rtsolu || -ly, ad. positivc- 
 
 nent, absolumeot. 
 determination, dtttrmina'tkun, 8. de- 
 
 termination, decision f. 
 determinative, dftir'minatlv, a. d^tcr- 
 
 niinant (miner, fixer, decider. 
 
 determine, diter'min, T. a. & n. d6ter- 
 detest, fittest' , v. a. detester, abhorrer. 
 detestable, dtt&'tabl, a. dCtestablo, 
 
 abominable. [mcnt. 
 
 detestably, dttfs'tdbli, nd. dfitestahle- 
 detestatlon. d tei ta'thun, s. detestation, 
 
 execration, <. 
 
 dethrone, dtthron', v. a. dtr6ner. 
 dethronement, dfthron'mcnt, 8. dfitrSne- 
 
 ment, m. (fulminer. 
 
 detonate, dit'Smtt, T. n. (chem.) d(S toner || 
 detour, dttor', n. detour, m. 
 detract, dilrdkf, v. a. d^roger || dgtmcter. 
 detractor, dttr&VUr, 8. detractcur, m(5- 
 
 diwint, m. 
 detraction, dltrSKthun, e. detraction. 
 
 me<i!sanoe, f. Iperte, t, 
 
 detriment, difrtmfnt, B. detriment, in., 
 detrimental, dftrfmfn'tdl. 8. (fam.) parti 
 
 non avantageux, m. fciable, nuisible. 
 detrimental, dftrimfn'tdl, a. prejudt- 
 deuce, dOt, 8. deux || diantre. diable, m. 
 devastate, dfv'&itdt, v. a. dfSvaster. 
 devastation, dtv &t tff thun, B. d^rasta- 
 
 Uon, t 
 
 develop, dfvffSp, v. a. d^velopper. 
 deviate, dfviat. T. n. dlvler, B'6garer. 
 deviation, devia'ihun, a. deviation, f., 
 
 ^garemeat, m. fprojut, m. || devise, (. 
 device, dfvvf, a. invention, f., expedient, 
 devil, dtv'l, a. diable, m. || printer's .. 
 
 a, gslepln do typogi^pbife, u. || t>lu a, 
 
 i. pi. DuUvll, Ul. 
 
 devil, JiJv'i, T. 
 
 a. tadre culre BUT le gill 
 arec da polrre et de la jr.outu.rdc. 
 
 devilish, dev'lith, a. (-ly, ad.) <Ua- 
 
 bnHque(tnent). 
 
 devilment, dtv'l mint, s. Importunity, f. 
 devilry, div'lri, s. diablerie, f. 
 devious, dc'i'ius, a. (-ly, ad.) dgviant, 
 
 ecart4 || dans 1'egarement. [leguer. 
 
 devise, dfviz'.v.a.&n. inventor, iraagmer || 
 deviser, clfrizcr, a. inventeur, m. 
 devisor, dtvUtir, 8. testateur, m. 
 devoid, dfvofyd' , a. vide, exempt. priv& de. 
 devolve, d<*vdlv' , v. a. & n. derouler || 
 
 transmettre ||_tomber en partage, echoir. 
 devote, dtvot', v. a. dfivouer, deViier || 
 
 maudire, ex^crer. [tornt. 
 
 devotedly, divffttdlf, ad. yec d^vour- 
 devotedness, divfftldnit, 8. d<Svouo- 
 
 ment, m. 
 
 devotee, dgv'otc, B. bigot, faux d^vol, m. 
 devotion, dlvffthun, 8. devotion, f. II 
 
 offrande, f. fgteiix. 
 
 devotional, divffthUnSJ, a. dgvot, rcli- 
 devour, devrfWr', v. a. d6vorer|| engloutir. 
 de vout, df v6tii( , a. (-ly.ad.) de'vot(ement) || 
 
 pieux, religieux. ff. 
 
 devontneB8,d<fv0l2>fn&, s.ddvotion, pi^te, 
 dew, du, s. rosee, f. || evening: ~, sereiu, 
 
 m. || drop, s. goutte de rosee, t. 
 dewlap, du' lap, 8. fanon, m. 
 dewy, du'i, a. convert de rose. 
 dexter, dltftUr. a. droit ]' dextre. ff. 
 
 dexterity, dfk itir'i ti, s. dextrit, adresse, 
 dexterous, dtk'ttirua, a. (-ly, ad.) adroit 
 
 lament) || habile, expert, 
 dextrine, tiekfatrin, s. amidine, f. 
 diabetes, didbe'tez, t. diab^tis, m. 
 dlabollc(al), didbol'ik(iU), *. (-ly, ad.' 
 
 diabolique(ment). 
 
 diachylon, dink' I Ion, 8. diachylum, m. 
 diadem, di'&dem, 8. diadenie, m. 
 ding-nose, dldynoz', T. a. dm^nostiquer. 
 dlagrnosis, diagnosis, 8. diagnose, m. 
 diagnostic, didffiwt'tik, s. (m#d.) 
 
 diagnostic, m. || s, pi. diagnostique, f. 
 dlag-onal, didg iniil, 8. diagonals f. 
 diagonal, diag'dndl, a. (-ly, ad.) diagonal 
 
 (einent). (figure, f. 
 
 diagram, diagram, 8. diagramme, m. || 
 dial, di'dl, B. cadran, m. || ~-plate, 8. 
 
 cadran, m. 
 dialect, di'dlfkt, s. dialecte, m. 
 
 diametrical, diamet'rikal, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 diame'tral(ement). 
 diamond, di'dmund, s. diainant, m. || 
 
 (cards) caircan, m. || ~-cement, 8. pftto 
 
 de porcelaine, f. || ~-cutter, s. diaman- 
 
 taire, m. 
 
 diaper, dl'dpir,t. llugeouvr^, daruus, ou 
 diaper, di'dptr, v. a. diaprer, daruassur. 
 diaphragm, d/dfrdm, s. diaporaguie, m. 
 diari-hosa, Jid/c d, s. diarrb&e, t 
 diaj-y, iti'drl, a. journal, m. 
 dibble, diti'l, v. u. |iluirf.-r ( 
 
 loir). 
 dibbler, dll'ler, 8. plantoir, m. 
 
 late, hit, f&r, Id*,; Kire, git, Mr; wwnt, inn; nS, Ml, provt; - koto;
 
 dice diplomatic 
 
 71 
 
 dice, dl.i, a. (pi. de die) d6s, m. pi. || 
 
 ~-box, a. cornet a dSs, m. 
 dickens I dik'nz. (the -I) dlantre! 
 dicky, di/e't, a. sifige de derrlCre, m. || che- 
 
 mispue, f. 
 
 dictate, dik'tdt. a. regie, L, preoepte, m. 
 dictate, dlktae, v. a. dieter, prescrire, de- 
 dictation, tiik tSthun, s. dlctee, f. [claier. 
 dictator, tUUfUr. s. dictateur, m. 
 dictatorial, dlktdtffri&l, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 dictatorial I) magistral )| en dictatpur. 
 dictatorship, dikia'tirtMp, s. dictature|| 
 
 diction, dilfthun, a. diction, L, style, m. 
 
 dictionary, dik'thuneri, s. dictionnaire, 
 
 didactic, dld&k'tlk; a, didactlque. |m. 
 
 diddle, did' I, T. n. marcher d'un paa in- 
 certain, chandler. 
 
 die, di, a. teint ore, (., teint, m. || dS, m. || 
 coin /pour trapper la monnaie), m. . 
 
 die. di, r. n. Ir. monrir |i ezpirer |l dfifalUlr || 
 a'eteindre. 
 
 diet, di'ft, s. nourrHare, f. || dtfite, f., re- 
 gime de vie, m. || waemolee polltique, f. 
 
 dieter , v. a, roetixealadiate|falimenter|! 
 T. o. folre dlft>. 
 
 dietary, dl'3 <l, B. dldtfitique, m. || re- 
 gime didtXSciqtJp, r,i. 
 
 dietary, di'^terl, a. dl6t<5tique. 
 
 .differ, differ, v. n. diUerer etre dls- 
 Beniblable. 
 
 difference, diffirftu, a. difference, t || 
 dispute, t, dUMtmA m. || to split the 
 ~, departager le dift irpnd. 
 
 different, dlfftrfnl. a. different, divers || 
 -ly, ad. differemment [ffirencicr. 
 
 differentiate, diff^fn'iMOt. v. a. di(- 
 
 dltflonlt, dtffikuli, *. diffldle || penlble. 
 
 difficulty, diffikultt, a. difflculte, L, 
 obstacle, embarras. tn. II objection, f. 
 
 diffidence, ttV/fsW, a. difiance, f. 
 
 Olftident, dif fi dint, A. defiant || -ly, ad, 
 avc defiance. 
 
 diffuse, diffuz', v. a. repandre, ^tendre. 
 
 diffuse, diffwf , a. (-ly.ad.) dius(mrt). 
 
 diffusion, dlfftftMn, a. diffusion, dls- 
 
 Uffaslve, diffusiv,'*. rtSpanda, disperse || 
 
 -ly> ad. diffus^ment 
 dig, dt(7, v. a. crenser, bicher. 
 digest, ditto?, v. a. 4 o. dlgerer, falre In 
 
 digestion (j ranger || rtdijcr || aupporer. 
 digester, dijlt'ttr, a. ichem.) digesteur || 
 
 remedp digestif, m. (digfirS. 
 
 digestible, ditis'tibl, a. vnacepttble d'etre 
 digestion, dfjitfyun, a. digestion, t 
 digestive. dlWffr, a. digestif, m. 
 digger, dig" air. a. plocbeor, m. 
 diggings, difginni, a. pi. exploitation 
 
 de glseir.enta aurlfeVea, '. pi. 
 digit, difit, a. doigt (metore), m. ||nombre 
 
 exprime par on neul chiifre, m. 
 dignified, dig'nifid, a. plein de dlgnlte, 
 
 digne. | Jig ni t6 II bouorer. 
 
 dignify, dig'ntfi v. a. elever a qoelque 
 dignitary Ji/wiMri, > dlgultalre, m. 
 aignlty, dlg'niti, t. dtgalte, L, rang, m. 
 
 Mfi /"' **i'j *** 'e*a* r ^ / gamt, yet I oi, stol; tMng t tiler*. 
 
 digress, digrff.v. n. faire one digression. 
 dlgreasion, digretb'un, B. digression, f., 
 
 6cart, m. 
 
 digressive, dlgritfriv, a. digrpsalf. 
 dike, dik, a. fossfi, canal, m., digue, f. 
 dilapidate, di lap' i dut, v. a, dilapider || 
 
 .drinolir. [lion, f. 
 
 dilapidation, dilnpida'sftfln, 8. dilapida- 
 dllate, dilat', v. a. <fe n. dilater, etendre || 
 
 se dilater, s'etcmlre. ftards, dea dClais. 
 dilatorily, dil'aterlK, ad. avec des re- 
 dilatory, diTittri, a. dilatoire, tern- 
 
 porisateur. 
 
 dilemma, diUm'ma, 8. dilemme, m. 
 dilettante, dil'gt&nta, a. d'amateur. 
 dillgrenoe, dil'ljAnt, 8. diligence (also as 
 
 coach), t. 
 
 diligent, di Pi gent, a. diligent, assidu, 
 
 prompt || -ly, ad. dillgemment. 
 dilly-dally, dil'HdMli, v. n. lanterner. 
 dilate, d\lof. v. a. delayer, dtreniper. 
 dilution, dilo'shiin, 8. d^layement, m. 
 dim, dim, v. a, offusquer, ^hlouir. 
 dim, dim. a. ayant la vue trouble || gombrc, 
 
 obscur |[ -ly.'ad. obscurCment, confus^- 
 
 nient, Indistinctemcnt 
 dime, dim, a. (Am.) ptfce de dbc "cents " 
 
 (environ 60 centimes). |6tndue, f. 
 
 dimension, dimil'n'iliun, B. dimension, 
 dlmlnisb, dimin'iih, v. n. & n. diminuer, 
 
 amolndrir. 
 diminution, dimfnu'rhi/n. 8. diminution, 
 
 d^eradntion, f., dfinigrement, m. fm. 
 diminutive, di min'u tin, s. (gr. ) dimlnutif, 
 diminutive, dimin'utiv, a. petit, chetif || 
 
 ly, ad. en petit \[ dfisavanlagcusement. 
 dimity, dim'iti, g. basin, in. 
 dimneas, dlm'nts, s. obscurcisspment de 
 
 la vue, m. II couleur terne, f. || falblessr, 
 
 f. || stupidity t. 
 
 dimple, dim,' pi, a. fossptte, f. fae plissor, 
 dimple, dim' pi, v. n. former des fossetten, 
 din, din, a. bruit, tlntamarre, m. 
 din, din, v. a. f tourdir. 
 dine, d\n, v. a. & n. donner a diner j| diner. 
 diner -out, di'ntrotot, a. habitue de re- 
 staurant, m. || plque-asaiettp, m. 
 ding-dong, ding d6ng, t. din-dan, m. 
 dingey, ding'gi, a. yonyou, cri de guerre, 
 ding-y, drtn' ji, a. sombre, sale. |m. 
 
 dining, di'ning; ~-hall, ~-room, a. salle 
 
 a manger, f. || rCfectolrc, m. 
 dinner, dln'ner, ~.party, a. dlnfi, diner, 
 
 m. || ~-t.lmo, a. Inure du diner, f. || ~- 
 
 waggon, a. servante, f. 
 dint, dint, a. coup, m., force, violence, f. || 
 
 marque, t. |J empreinte, f. || by ~ of, ft 
 
 coups de, a force de. 
 dlooeae, di'usfi, a. diocise, m. 
 "P. <tip, B- cbandelle a la baguette, 1 || 
 
 plamee, f. ffonccr, percer. 
 
 dip, dip, v. a. & n. tremper, plonger || s'en- 
 dlphtnerla, difthi'rUt, s. dlpbthgrite, t. 
 diphthonfr, di]' thing, s. dlphthoogue, f. 
 diploma, diplffmA, s. dip!6me, m. 
 diplomacy, diplffmdti. a. dlplomatie, t 
 diplomatic, dip Id m&t'ik, a. dl
 
 diplomatist disconnection 
 
 diplomatist, diplo nifitt, 8. diplomat, 
 dipper, dip'ptr, B. plongeur, m. [m. 
 
 dire, d\r, a., terrible, affreui, hi deux. 
 direct, dirikf, v. a. diriger, rCgler || or- 
 
 donoer || ndresser. 
 direct, dirikf, a. (-ly, ad.) dlrect(ement) 
 
 jjdroit || clairjl tout de suite, 
 direction, dirik'shiin, B. direction, (.. 
 
 rtglement, commandement, m. || but, m. || 
 
 adresse, (. [m. |! droiture, f. 
 
 directness, dirfkt'nXs, s. caractfre direct, 
 director, dirtk'tf.r, s. directeur, m. 
 directory, diriettri, B. directoire, m. || 
 
 livrc d'adresses, m. 
 
 directress, dirtk'trtt. B. directrioe, t. 
 direful, dir'fmi. a. vide dtre. 
 dlrare, dtrj, t. chant f unftbre, m. 
 dirk, dirk, s, dague, f. 
 dirt, dirt, s. boue, fange, f. fment. 
 
 dirtily, drr-tili, ad. salement || sordide- 
 dlrtlness, rf-'r' t nit, B. salet*, f . || vilenie, f. 
 dirty, dfr'ti, T. a. crolter, soul Her, Rslir. 
 dirty, dfr'ti, a. sale, crott6 II bas, vilain. 
 disability, ititabil'iti, 8. incapacite, im- 
 
 paimance. f. 
 disable, ditd'bl, T. a. rendre incapable, 
 
 eoerrer || desemparer (un Taisseau). 
 disabuse, ditabuz", r. a. dfsabuecr, d?- 
 
 tromper. [occoutumer. 
 
 dl*ccntom, ditakkUf'tum, T. a. d$8- 
 , dit&dvan'taj, 8. dfs- 
 [arantager. 
 
 vaBta, <K**dvan'taj, T. a, dfs- 
 f*-"- J ~~~*-|T'*'~~". di* ad van to,' jut, a. 
 
 deaaranUgeuz || -ly, ad. dsarantageuse- 
 
 nwmt. [con tenter. 
 
 dlMZfeot, dttifflkf, T. a. indlsposer, m6- 
 dlsaCtaoUon, ditaffikfikfin, s. disaffec- 
 tion, avpjsion, f. [s'accorder avec. 
 aissaian. disdgri', T. n. diUCrer M ne pas 
 dlsmllle, difdgre'abl, a. d6saRre- 
 
 able. [agr^ablement, 
 
 bly, ditigrrtbli, ad. d6s- 
 ent , dlidgrfmint, 8. dfis- 
 
 aooord, m.. brouillerie, f. 
 disallow, dif&lldW, v. a. A n. defendre || 
 
 desapprouTer, rejeter. 
 disappear, dwdppe^, r. n. dlsparattre. 
 disappearance, dit dp pir' ana, a. dls- 
 
 parition, f. 
 disappoint, ditSpp&jnf, 7. a. d6sap- 
 
 pointer, frustrer, tromppr, dCsillusionner. 
 disappointment, diaappoynfmftit, 8. 
 
 desappolntement, m., mauvuise rfussite, 
 
 contrarift<3, f. 
 
 disapprobation, disapproba' skun, dis- 
 approval, disdppru val, g. dfiaapproba- 
 
 tiou, f. , blame, m. (prouver. 
 
 disapprove^ ditdpprov', v. a. Ufiaap- 
 dlsarm, dit arm' , T. a. diaariuer. 
 disarmament, dit drat' A mint, 8. de*> 
 
 ariueujtut, ill. 
 
 disarrange, dittrr&nfi Y - a. dirauger. 
 disarray, ditarra! , t. JSnordre, m. 
 disarray, dltSrrf, r. a. mettra en dSa- 
 
 ordre, dfisliabiller. fm. 
 
 disaster, diftaftir, a. dfoaitrt, malheur, 
 
 disastrous, dtodi'trut, a. 
 
 funeste || -ly, ad, desastreusement. 
 disavow-, rfii a fdri' .y. a. dSsavouer, ddnler. 
 disavowal, diadvotifdl, 8. dtaaveu, m. 
 disband, disband' , T. a. A n. licencier, 
 
 con jjSdier || se disperser. favocatn. 
 
 disbar, die bar', v. a. rayer du tableau d?8 
 disbelief, ditbeief , g. sMMoUtt, (. 
 disbelieve, dit be lev", y. a. nc pas croire. 
 disbeliever, disbilfvir, 8. incrCdule, m. 
 disburden, dttber'dn, T. a. dCcliaigpr || 
 
 (fig. ) deburrasser. Ipenser. 
 
 disburse, dis bfrt', T. a. df bourser, dd- 
 dlabnreement, dit btrtfrnint, R. dfibourso- 
 
 ment, m. || -s, pi. dfbounfis, m. pi. 
 disc, disk, s. disqiif, m. 
 discard, diJkard, B. carte cariee. i 
 discard, diskdrd", r. a. congfidier, ren- 
 
 voyer || Ccarter. 
 
 discern, <fu zern'.v. a. discerner, dSconTrir. 
 discernible, ditstm'-.bl, a. perceptible, 
 
 visible. 
 discerning:, dizztrn'ing, a. judlcirux, 
 
 p6utrant |j -ly, ad. ludicieusemeiit. 
 discernment, diztirn'mtnt, 8. discern*- 
 
 ment, m. 
 dlschargre, ditchdrj , 8. d^charge, f., af- 
 
 franchissement, m. i| elargissemvnt, m. || 
 
 ecoulement, m. || absolution, f. || acquit, 
 
 conee, m. 
 discharge, rftacAdr ',T. a. &n. d^chargor, 
 
 dSbai-quer II dC'barrAsspr || desarmer || d4- 
 
 lier. acquitter || reinplir, ex6cuter || d- 
 
 trulre || congi5iHer || se dcclioiger || se dis- 
 
 Biper || to effect a ~, oprer uue Ilb6rs> 
 
 tion. 
 
 disciple, dit fl'pl, 8. disciple, flfive, m. 
 disciplinarian, dJtiplina ri<tn, t. per- 
 
 sonne stricte BUT la discipline, f. || (mil.) 
 
 instructeur, m. || presbytfirien, m. 
 disciplinary, du'iiplineri, a, da dlsd- 
 
 pllne. 
 discipline, ditflipKn, 8. discipline, f., 
 
 riglement, m., Muniission, f. ([science, f. 
 discipline, difitptin, T. a. discipliner, 
 
 filever. [nier. 
 
 disclaim, dltklan', r. a. ddsavouer, re- 
 disclaimer. dit Han' er, 8. dgn^gation, f. 
 disclose, diiklot , v. a. dCcouvrir, r^vClor. 
 disclosure, ditklffzhfftr, B. dcouverte, 
 
 rvlation, f. [meat de coulcur, m. 
 
 discoloration, dis knlira'thUn, s.change- 
 dlsoolour, ditk'it'er, T. a. dgcolorer, <\6- 
 
 teindre |J to become ed, se dcolorer. 
 discomfit, dit Mm' fit, T. a. defalre, 
 
 mettre en dSroule. 
 
 discomfiture, an kum'fit ur, s. d<5faite, I 
 discomfort, ditkum'fert, B. chagrin, m., 
 
 affliction, f. faffliger, cbagriner. 
 
 discompose, d\tkSmpat' , v. a. d6ranger|| 
 discomposure, ditkompffthdir, a. cifia- 
 
 ordre, udrangKOieat. oi. || Inquietude, f. 
 dlsoonort, din kin ttrf , r. a. dSconcerter, 
 
 dlsoonneot, dttkSnnfkf, T. a. , 
 
 dlsoonneotion, dit kinnik'tMn, t. <!- 
 onion, f. 
 
 Ktt, hit, fir, low; - AJN, f, Mr; - stn, fnn; - nf, ha, print; -hit/;
 
 disconsolate disinfect 
 
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 disconsolate, diikSn'rfUU, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 inoonsolable(ment). 
 dlsoonsolateness, dKs ktn' to liit nft , 8. 
 
 desolation, f. (ment, chagrin, m. 
 
 discontent, dii A'#n Wnf , s. in<5contente- 
 disoontented, diikSn ttnfid, a.(-ly, ad.) 
 
 roecontent |l avec mCcontentement. 
 discontinue, d it k8n tivfH, v. a. & n. dis- 
 
 contlnuer, InterrompreM se de'snnir. 
 discord, dlx'ktTGTd, discordance, dlt- 
 
 ktr'dini, 8. dlscorde, dissension, f. 
 discordant, diikSr'dint, a. discordant, 
 
 contralre II -ly, ad. d'une manlere discor- 
 
 dante. fn>. 
 
 discount, diSkiffrnt. 8. escomptp, rabaia, 
 discount, diikoTi-nr, v. a. escompter, ra- 
 
 battre. 
 discourage, dUkur'fj, y. a. d6courager, 
 
 intimlder || dlssuader. 
 discouragement, dii k&r'ijmfnt, 8. d4- 
 
 couragement, m. |m. || trail* 5 , m. 
 
 discourse, ditkorf.t. discours, entretlen, 
 discourse, di korf, v. a. & n. parler, 
 
 dlscuter M discourir, e'entretenlr, raisonner. 
 dlscoursive, difkor'iiv.ii. diitcuntf, dla- 
 
 logug. (Inipoll II inrivil(rmont). 
 
 discourteous, diikvrfyHi, a. (-IT, ad.) 
 discourtesy, dftktir'tfii, 8. IncivililC, f. 
 disooTer, diikUv'er, v. a. dScouvrir II di- 
 
 vnlguer. '[dficouTrir || visible. 
 
 discoverable, d( kuv eribl, a. qu'on pent 
 discoverer, dfikUv'trtr, t. qui decouvre)| 
 
 nplon, m. 
 
 discovery, ddkuv'irf, 8. de'couverte, f. 
 discredit, ditkrfdtUj t. discredit, m., 
 
 Ipnomlnle, f. (bonorer. 
 
 discredit, dttkrtd'tt, T.a. dlscrSdlter, ds- 
 dlsoredl table, df tr*f d*t, a. dSshono- 
 
 rant, compromettant. [crStcnient. 
 
 discreet, diikrlf, a. dlscret || -ly, ad. dis- 
 dlscrepancy, df *r#p'dn i, 8. dltf4rence|| 
 
 opposition, f. ftralre. 
 
 discrepant, ditkrfpr&nt, a. different, con- 
 discretion, ditkrfih'vn, n. dlacrfitlon, f. 
 discretionary, dit krlth'&n tr i, a. dls- 
 
 cretlonnaliv, lllimlte. 
 discriminate, diikrim'tnat, T, ft. di<- 
 
 cerner, dUtlngurr, sSparer. 
 discriminate, ditkrim'fnSt, a. distlnguS, 
 
 difffrnnci^ || -ly, ad. dJstlnctement. 
 discrimination, dli krim In&'lhun, t. 
 
 distinction, roarqne dlntinctive, f. 
 discriminative, ditkrin'tniHv. a. dia- 
 
 tlnctW. 
 
 discrown, dit krdTvn' r. a. decouronner. 
 discursive, dii ktr'tiv, s, Taeabond J| ar- 
 
 gumentant || -ly, ad. par vole de nuson- 
 
 nement (aglter. 
 
 discuss. dtoktiS. T. a. dlscater, examiner, 
 dlsonsslon, diik-uiti'un, u. dlscussloo, f., 
 
 exaraen, m. 
 
 disdain, dit dan' 8. didttia, u,?prls, m. 
 dlttdaln, Jit dan', v. . U&lalfrner, me- 
 
 prlser. [-ly ad. &vc 
 
 dlanase, dise*', 8. maladle, (., mal, m. 
 diseased, rfi<f, a. malade. 
 
 dlaembarcation, dl fm bdr kS' fhiin, 8. 
 
 dfbarcrupmpnt, m. fqner. 
 
 disembark, d{ #m b&rV. T. a. * n. dChar- 
 dlsembarrass, dit m b&r'rSt, T. a. d6bar- 
 
 rasser. Iporcr, licender. 
 
 disembody, dfifmbXft, r. a, dgaincor- 
 dlsembowel, ditimbffO/fl, T. a. d^sen- 
 
 tralller. [chnntr. 
 
 disenchant, dii in ch&nf, v. a. dCsen- 
 disenchantment, diifnchAnfmfnt, t. 
 
 dfsrncliantpment, m. 
 disencumber, dii in ktim'tir, T. a, dfibar- 
 
 ra3er, d^gagpi. 
 disenonmbranoe, di* fn Htm' hr&nt, s. 
 
 d^barraesement, dgagment, m. 
 disenr*>s;e, dti fn gOJ' , T. ft. A n. fltgg*>T, 
 
 dgbarraeser || se d^ganr || -d, a. vacant, 
 
 llbre. [ment, m,, llberte, f. 
 
 diseng;as;ement, Alt Una if mint, dieage- 
 dlsentangrle, dii fn tftng'gt, v. a. aepetrer|| 
 
 d^brouiller, dfibarrasser (de). 
 disfavour, ditfSvir, t. dCfavpiir, dl. 
 
 grace, f. fveur enr. 
 
 disfavour, diif&'vir, v. a. Jeter la dSfa- 
 dlsflgrnratlon, diffy6rffikvn. Aim* 
 
 Ilg-nrement, dii fig rrmfnf, 8. d4flirur- 
 
 ment. m. || dlfformlte, f. (former, 
 
 dlaflg-are, diifig'fr, v. a, d^flgurcr, de- 
 disfranchise, di*frftn'ch\z, v. a. oter 1ft 
 
 franchise or lea privileges. fdSgorger. 
 
 dlss/orv*, dligSrf , T. a, vomlr || (fig.) M 
 disgrace, Aitgrcaf , 8. didgrace, deiaveurl] 
 
 infarnle, honte, f. fhonoror. 
 
 disgrace, ditgrajf , T. a. dlsgra'cier || dffc- 
 dlBgrracefnl, disgratffml, a. hont^nx, 
 
 Ignomlnleux || -ly, ad. honteaxemmt. 
 dlsg-ulse, dlsgi*',*. degtilsemen^mafqna, 
 
 m., dldBlninlntlon, t 
 
 dlagrulse, dttfiaf. v. a, d^gulaer, maaqner. 
 dlsg/nst, ditgute, 8. degofit, m., aver- 
 sion, t 
 
 disgust, diigtitf, v. a. dgodtr. 
 dish, <ftA, 8. plat, m., ftssiette, L (| < 
 
 cloth, ~-olont, 8. torchon de cnlnlne, 
 
 m. |i ~-cover, 8. convre-plat, m. || ~- 
 
 vrarmer, I. rfchaud, m. 
 dish, dlth, v. a. (~ up) aenrtr, drwiser. 
 dishearten, dfiK&r'tn, v. a, decoaraow. 
 dishevel, diuMv'gt, v. a. decbevoler | 
 
 -led, CchcvplS || (fig.) en dSsordre. 
 dishful, dlih'fwl, 8. plat, m. 
 dishonest, dii Sn' tot, a, (-ly, ad.) mal- 
 
 honnete<ment). 
 
 dishonesty, disSn'iiti, a. Improbltfi, t. 
 dishonour, dltSn'ir, s. dtshonneur, m. ' 
 dishonour, diifn'tr, v. a. deshonorer | 
 
 (com.) ne pas falre hoooeur a. [rant. 
 
 dishonourable, dii Sii'dr dbl, a. deshono- 
 dishononrably, dit Sn'iritli, ad. Igno* 
 
 nilnleusvment. loluuuer. 
 
 disillusion dttillffiMtn. v. a. dUlu- 
 dlslnollnation, dti in kll na'tMn, s. 
 
 Uiunque a'ntlti OUli 111., o<:iH]uu, f. 
 disincline, dltinklin', v. a. U>dlpu*ur 
 
 (pour). [parfumer. 
 
 disinfect, dUinffkf, T. a. deslnf ctr H 
 
 ; fBH, Iu6, tib. B Choir, Joy ; gtniM, yi ; tout, teal ; - thing,
 
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 disinfectant disquisition 
 
 disinfectant, disinfflftdnt, e. disinfec- 
 tant, m. [Mon, f. 
 disinfection, dltinffk'th'un, 8. dCsinfec- 
 dlslngrennous, ditinjfn'uiis, a. do mau- 
 
 vaisc foi. deloyal. 
 
 disinherit, flSfeMKIL v. a. dfeheriter. 
 disintegrate, dilin'tigrdt, T. a. desa- 
 
 2ies>r. 
 
 disinter, ditinttr', y. a. deterrer. 
 disinterested, disin'tertstfd,&. desln- 
 
 teree' || -ly, ad. aveo desinlCressement. 
 disinterestedness, disin'tcrtstfdnfy,*. 
 
 d9)nt6re8semeut, m. [mation, f. 
 
 dlslnterment, din In ter' mint , s. exhu- 
 dlsjoln, dirjdtin', v. a. dejoindre, desunlr. 
 disjoint, disjftfnf, y. a. dSmettre, dis- 
 
 loquer, riemembrer|| -ed speech, s. dis- 
 
 cotirs decousu. m'. [f. 
 
 dislike, dis litf. B. dSgoflt, ro., repugnance, 
 dislike, rft> ntf, y. a. ne pan aimer I! d6s- 
 
 approuver. [placer, 
 
 dlelooate, diJlokat, v. a. disloquer || de- 
 dlslooatlon, di* I oka' shun, 8. dislocation, 
 
 f. || dfplaccment, ni. || compound ~, 
 
 luxation, f. 
 dislodge, dislSf, y. a. A n. dplacer || 
 
 faire sortir de || dSbuchcr II (mil.) dfjloger. 
 disloyal, dinlfy&t, a. (-ly, ad.) dCloyal- 
 
 (pnicnt) || pet fiofp. 
 
 disloyalty, dii letf il tl, e. dCloyautf, f. 
 dismal, diz'mal,*. trifite, funeste, sinistre. 
 dismantle, disman'tl, v. a. dmanteler || 
 
 (mar.) riSsarmer. 
 
 dismast, dismast , v. a. dSmater. 
 dismay, disma' , 8. pouvanw, frayeur, t, 
 
 dPcouragement, m. 
 dismay, disma.', T. a. gpouvanter (| d3- 
 
 conragf r || consterner. 
 dismember, dfsmem'frfr, v.a. dfmcmbrer|| 
 
 dchirer. 
 
 dismiss, rffjmiy.r. a. renvoyer, rongCdler. 
 dismissal, dis mis' ail, 8. demission, f. || 
 
 renvoi, m. 
 dismount, dlt motimf, y. a. & n. dmon- 
 
 ter, descendre de cherai, mettre pled a 
 
 terre. [sance. f. 
 
 disobedience, disobfditnt, 8. dfsobeia- 
 dlsobedlent, disobFdiiSnt, a. dgsoMia- 
 dlsobey, dltobff. v. a. dCsobfiir. Isant. 
 dlsobllg-e, difobKj', y. a. dsobligcr, 
 
 rpndre un mauvais office, 
 dlsobllg-lngr, dteobK'jing, a. d&obllgeant 
 
 j| -ly, ad. desobligeamment. 
 dlBobllg-lng-neea, d 1 3 5 6K' jlng nit, s, 
 
 dfaobligeancp, t. [disposition, t. 
 
 disorder, diiOr'dtr, 8. dgsordre, m. || in- 
 dlsorder, die&r'dtr y. a. mettre en dCs- 
 
 ordre. deraoger || rendre malade. 
 disorderly, disor'dirli, a. coofua, tu- 
 
 multueuz || dergle. 
 disorganisation, dlefry&nizufiihiin, s. 
 
 desorganlsailoo, I. |ulscr. 
 
 dlsorganlae, d\*8i'g&ulx, v. a, dt-Muij-u- 
 diao wn, diton'/v.a, OfUVCMMT. i^nuuccra. 
 aiapufi*K<>, Jini>df'aj, v. u. uepri:lfr, <lfr- 
 
 ulgir || nieattlUer. 
 aisyarairement, iKtp&r'SJmfnt, 8. dfs- 
 
 honneur, blame, m., injure, f. || mes- 
 
 alliance, f. frence. f. 
 
 disparity, dlspaffti, 8. dlaparlte, dilfd- 
 dispassionate., dispaeVtinat, a. calme || 
 
 ly, ad. sans passion. " 
 
 dispel, dfapfl' , y. a. disperser. dissiper. 
 dispensable, disp(n't&bl,A, donton peut 
 
 se dispenser. 
 dispensary, dixpfn' siiri, e, dispensalre, 
 
 in. || (of hospitals), pharmacie, f. 
 dispensation, dit pin so.' shun, s. dispen- 
 
 sation, f. 
 dispense, dtepimt , y. a. dispenser, dis- 
 
 tribtier || exempter |[ se passer de. 
 dispeople, dispfpl, y. a. depeupler. 
 disperse, ditpto-f, v. a. disperser, dis- 
 
 siper |l distribuer. 
 
 dispersion, dinptr'shfin, e. dispersion, f. 
 dispirit, diiplrit, y. a. dCcourager, in- 
 
 timider. 
 
 displace, dii plSJ ,V.R. dfiplacer || destituer. 
 dlsplant, dit plan r, y. a. d<*plantar, trans- 
 
 planter. Iploiement, elalage, m. 
 
 display, dixpla', e. exposition, f. || dt 1 - 
 dlsplay, diapld'j y. a. deployer, etaler || 
 
 {Hire parade. 
 displease, ditplef. y. a. An. dgplalra, 
 
 fflcher, ottenser || -d, fachfi, mficontent. 
 displeasure, diplizh,'d6r, s. d(5plaisir, 
 
 in., indignation, t. 
 
 disport, disport, v. a. (<&n.)(8')amuser. 
 disposable, ditpffzdbl, a. disponible. 
 disposal, dispS'zd.l, s. disposition, f. || 
 
 vente, f. |! cession, f. 
 dispose, dispoz' , v. a. & n. disposer, dl- 
 
 riger, ananger, decider || marcliander || 
 
 contractor || -d, dispose, prfpnrS || porte, 
 
 Incline || to be -d of I a vendre! 
 disposer, dispffzir, s. dispensateur, m. || 
 
 ordonnuteiir, m. 
 disposition, dispSzlih'un, 8. disposition, 
 
 f. || ordre, m., inclination, f. || caractere, m. 
 dispossess, ditpfazit', v. a. depoesgder. 
 dispraise, dlaprcaf , v.a. blamer. censurer. 
 disproof, ditprc/f , s. refutation, t. 
 disproportion, <m proper 1 s Awn, 8. dis- 
 
 proportion, f. 
 disproportionate, din proper* shun at, a. 
 
 (-ly, ad.) disproportionne(ment). 
 disprove, ditprov', y. a. if futr, desap- 
 
 prouverl fdisputflble. 
 
 disputable, ills pu 1 tabl on dis'putdbl, a. 
 disputant, dis'putS.nt,^. coutrovertiste, m. 
 disputation, die pu to,' shun, s. dispute, 
 
 controverse, f. 
 disputatious, diaputSshiis, dlspnta- 
 
 tlve, dlapu't&tlv, a. disputeur. 
 dispute, dupul' , s. dispute, contestation, f. 
 dispute, ditputr, v. ft. & n. disputer || ar- 
 
 guuienter. [incapaclte, f. 
 
 dluqualifioatlon, dlskwSlifikafthun, 8. 
 disqualify, ilia kwiil'ifi, y. a. rendre in- ' 
 
 capable. (trouble, in. 
 
 dttkvn'lt, 8. inquietude, t., 
 '<!f,v.i. lii(|uieter,troaoler. 
 
 t., examen, m. 
 
 Kit, hit, fSr, fo&; ter, git, ktr; mint, inn; nS, Mt, prove; A^;
 
 disregard distribution 
 
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 ftlnrerard, ditrtg&rf, 8. manque d'at- 
 
 tention, m. D mPpi i, m. 
 disregard, dltrfgarf, T. a. n6gliger, 
 
 miprlser. 
 disreg-ardfnl, diirtgard' fffil, a. mfprl- 
 
 aant |l -ly, ad. avec mfpris. 
 disrelish, ditrifit/i, B. mauraia goOt, 
 
 disrelish, disrfflfh, r. a. donner un 
 
 mauvnls gout, dggouter If ne pas airncr. 
 disrepair, dltripar' , n. delabrement, m. 
 disreputable, disrfp'iitdbl, a. dishono- 
 
 rable. fhonneur, m. 
 
 disrepute, ditrfpuf , c. disgrace, (., ds- 
 dtsrcBpeot, dltrftpikf, a, manque do 
 
 respect, m., incivilitA, f. 
 dUrepPotful, ditrtrpftrt'ffffil, a. irre- 
 
 apeetueuxN -ly, ad. impollment. 
 disrobe, iiirob , T. a. desbabiller, d- 
 
 poulller. (ohtmre, f. 
 
 disruption, <ff rup'tAun, g. rupture, df:- 
 dUsatlsfaction, dit fit df&k f than. . 
 
 tnecontenleinenL m. (fftcbS. 
 
 dissatisfied, dinSfitftd, a. mecootent, 
 dissatisfy, ditiit'itfi, T. a. mcontcnter, 
 
 djplalre. 
 
 dissect, diufkf,*. a. dlssfqucr. 
 dlaaeotlnr, diufk'Hng; ~-kn)r, i. 
 
 calpel, m. fl ~-room, t. amphitheatre 
 
 d'anatomle, m. [tomiite, m. 
 
 dissector, diisfk'tfr, R. dissequeur, ann- 
 dlsHemble, diitfm'bl, T. a. dt n. dissl- 
 
 muler. 
 
 dissembler, dii ifm'blir, t. hypocrite, m. 
 dlsnembllng-ly, dfi sfm' tiling Li, ad. en 
 
 hypocrite. (rfipandre. 
 
 disseminate, dlitfm' 1 nS t, T. a. semer, 
 dissension, <Jl*rfn'Aiin, s. dissension, 
 
 discord*, f. [scbisme, m. 
 
 dissent, dltifnf. s. dlaspntiment, m. |l 
 dissent, d^ *nf , T. n. differer de tentl- 
 
 menu 
 
 Dissenter, dfufn'tir, . dissident, m. 
 dissentient, dii efn'thiint, t. opposant, 
 
 m. f co ii train 1 . 
 
 dlssenUem, dtt tfn' iM tnt, a. different, 
 dissertation, dls sir ta' ihun, a. disserta- 
 
 tion, f. ftacher. 
 
 dissever, dtsitv'tr. T. a. sCparcr, dfi- 
 dlssldenoe, dii'iidtnt, s. difference d'opl- 
 
 nion, f. 
 
 dissident, dtfildtnt, . dissident, m. 
 dissimilar, dliilm'iUr, a. dlsaeroblable, 
 
 h8tSrog?iie. [simulation, f. 
 
 dissimulation, d\i slmulaf shun, i. din- 
 dissipate, dtV >(, r. a, dlssiper || d- 
 
 penser. fdisperalon, f. 
 
 dissipation, ditiipffthun. s. disiiipatlun, 
 dissolubility, dioi uiir < (>. a. aolubl- 
 
 lltf, dlssolublllte, f. 
 dissoluble, dittM' it til, a. dlunuluble. 
 dissolute. dlStolot, a, (-ly, ml.) Ulvaulu 
 
 (ment) || dCbuu. hf. 
 dissolution, ditto IS" iMin, n. illasulutlou, 
 
 L || dr<gluoieiit Oe uiueura, iu. || uiurt, f. 
 dlttaolve, d'atuM, T. a, (&. u.) (M) uls- 
 
 uudre || (oudre. 
 
 dissolving: views, it* iSTvfng vi, s.pl. 
 ombres chl noises, f. pi. 
 
 dissonance, die' ronajif, 8. dlasonanoe, f. 
 
 dissonant, din'mnd-nt, a. dissonant. 
 
 dissuade, diifwdd' , T. a, dlssuader, d6- 
 conseille*. 
 
 dissuasion, diiiufthun, 8. dissuasion, f. 
 
 dissuasive, dinnofftiv, a. (-ly, ad.) dla- 
 Biiasif || diBSuasivemcnu 
 
 dlssyUabio, di3irWtt, a, dissyllabe || 
 dissyllabique. 
 
 dissyllable, AttlTUtM, s. dissyllabe, tn. 
 
 distaff, d-if't&f, n. quenouille, f. 
 
 distance, dirt&ns, . dletance, f., OoteM* 
 ment, m. respect, m. || reserve, f. || to 
 keep one'a , ae tenir a distance || at a 
 ~, a quelqne distance. |derr16r. 
 
 distance, dirfttini, r. a. Clolgnpr II lalsser 
 
 distant, dlt'tfint, a. f]n\gnt, rerul. 
 
 distaste, dw tdif, s. degoftt, ddplRlclr, m. II 
 chagrin, m. |dfsflgr6bl<>. 
 
 dlatasteful, dl tatf fMl, a, deeoutant. 
 
 distemper, tHttfm'pfr, . matadle, f. II 
 mauvaise humeur, f. (I dAtrempe, f. 
 
 distemper, dfe tfm'pfr, r. a, lendre ma- 
 lade, diranger. 
 
 distend, dittfnd" , T. a. tndre, ^lanrlr. 
 
 dlstentlon, dit ttn' ihun, B. extension, di- 
 latation, f. || (inSd.) distension, f. 
 
 dlstlon, diflik, s. dlstique. m. 
 
 distil, ditttf, T. a. A n. diBttller. [f. 
 
 distillation, dittillfihun, a. distillation, 
 
 distillery, dittll'liri, a. dlstillerle, t 
 
 distinct, dit Kngkf, a, distinct || dlffrent|| 
 clair, net. 
 
 distinction, dfftinnk'thvn, 8. distinc- 
 tion, f. || difference, f. || separation, f. 
 
 distinctive, dating ISt-iv, a. distinctif || 
 -ly, ad. dlstlnctcment. [clarte, f. 
 
 distinctness,' dit ting kf nil, a. nctteU, 
 
 dlstlng-ulsn, die tinf gu-ith. T. a. An. 
 dlstinguer, discemer |l specifier. 
 
 distinguishable, d\t ting'gwhkt tt, a. 
 qu'on peut dlstinguer. 
 
 distort, dit tort', T. a, tordre, contoorner, 
 deflgurer. 
 
 distortion, distSr'ihftn, a. contention, 
 grimace, f. || sens force, m. 
 
 distract, dlt trikf. T. a- ir. dlstralre, d<5- 
 tourner || troubler II rendre fou. 
 
 dlatraoted,d{<rd*'t*2,a. distrait, trouble, 
 fou || to drive one ~, rendre no. ton, 
 falre perdre la tete a qn. U -ly, ad. folle- 
 ment. 
 
 distracting, dit trdk'tina, a. a'rooe, cruel. 
 
 distraction, dit trdk'thun, 1. distraction, 
 t || derangement d'esprlt, m., folle, f. 
 
 distrain, dil Iran', v. a. saislr || te salslr 
 
 distraint, dit tr&nf , B. Baisie f. [da. 
 
 dlstrans-ht,di troU'? ,*. vtdcdlatracted. 
 
 distress, d\lrU , . (Jui.j italiile, (. U uil- 
 nfiir, f., iimllii-in CD. 
 
 distress, dit trtS , v. a, BuOslr || rtUuln 
 
 U uiUere, affllger. 
 
 distribute, UntrWut, T. a. dlbUlbuw. 
 distribution, dit trlba! th\in, a. dUtrlbu- 
 
 tton, t. 
 
 /Sft, titb, tut. | chair, Joy; garni, yet; twtl, not; thing, A*r,
 
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 distributive doggish 
 
 distributive, dit trib'utiv, a. distribute, 
 district, diiftrlkt, s. district, department, 
 
 m. || rCgion, f. II ~-offlce, s. bureau 
 
 d'arrondissement, m. 
 
 distrust, dls trfisf, s. me71ance,f.,8oupcon, 
 distrust, distrust , v. a. se metier. [m. 
 distrustful, distrust' fafl, a. int-fiant, d<3- 
 
 fiant II -ly. ad. avec mffiance. 
 disturb, dtittrb', v. a, troubler, de>anger|| 
 
 empecuer. 
 disturbance, dlstir'fidns, s. trouble, tu- 
 
 multf, m., fmoute, f. [pension, f. 
 
 disunion, dittfniun,e. disunion, f. || dis- 
 dlsnnite, dtsunit', v. a. & n. dSsunir || 
 
 broulller II se dSsunir. [m. 
 
 disuse, dtsua', s. dgsufitude, f., non-usage, 
 disuse, dituz', v. a. dSsaccoutumer. 
 ditch, dicfi, B. fosse, m. 
 ditch, dieh, v. n. fossover. 
 ditto, ditto, ad. (banque) dito || (com.) 
 
 idem f| ~ suit, complet de meme el.offe,m. 
 ditty, dit'ti, ft. chanson, f. 
 diuretic, diurtt'ik, a. (med.) dluretique. 
 diurnal, dltr'n&l, e. journal, m. 
 diurnal, dltr'nal, a. diurne, Journaller. 
 divan, d'ivdn' , B. divan, m. || consell, m. 
 dive, div, v. a. <fc n. plonger, s'enfoncer || 
 
 - into, (fie. ) approfondir. 
 diver, dVver, s. plongeur, m. 
 diverge, diverf , v. n. di verger. 
 divergence, di vtr 1 igns, s. divergence, I. 
 dlvergrent, diver' jtnt, a. divergent. 
 divers, di'verz, a. divers. 
 diverse, divir*' , a. (-ly, ad.) divers, dif- 
 ferent j| en gens divers || dif f^remmenU 
 diversification, diver si fika'shiin, t. 
 
 changemeut, m., variation, f. 
 diversify, diver'iifi, v. a. divcrsifier, 
 
 varier. 
 diversion, dtvtr'thun, s. diversion, f. || 
 
 divertissement, m. (rence. f. 
 
 diversity, dtvtr'tfti, s. dlverstte. diffe- 
 dlvert, divtrf, T. a. detourner || divertir, 
 
 amuser. 
 
 divest, dirftf, T. a. depouiller. 
 divide, riirid', v. a. A n. diviser, partager || 
 
 pe diviser || se dSsunir. 
 dividend, dWidfnd, e. (tar.) dlvldende, 
 
 m. || portion, t [f. 
 
 divination, div ina' ihun, g. divination, 
 divine, divin', t. eccl6siastique, m. 
 divine, divin', v. a. <t n. devincr, prfisajrer. 
 divine, divin', a, (-ly, f.d.) diviri(cmcnt) || 
 
 celeste. [plongeur, f. 
 
 divine-bell, dfvingbil, a. cloche de 
 dlvlnlnr-rod, divi'ningrid, a. baguette 
 
 divlnatoire. f. 
 divinity, dlvin'itf, s. dlvinitfi. f., dieu, 
 
 m. || Doctor of ~, docteur en theologie. 
 divisibility, di vizi bit' iti, 8. divisibility, 
 divisible, dtv&ibl, a. divisible. If. 
 
 division, divizh'un, . division, t || par- 
 
 tagfe, m. y disunion, f. 
 dlviaor, atvfttr, . (or.) divliteur, m. 
 oivoroe, Mv$r( , . divorce, m. 
 divorce, diver*', v. a. divoroer. 
 di-rulg-e, dl vulf, v. a. divulguer, pubUer. 
 
 dlulnesa, rfls'ifw*, . elourdlssement, m. 
 
 dlizy, diVif, a. etourdl, volage || (thlngrs) 
 (Stourdissant. [factotum, m. 
 
 do, do, s. bruit, vacanne, m. || ~-ali, s. 
 
 do, do, v. a. & n. ir. faire, agir |l termlner, 
 effectuer II to - away with, abolir, sup- 
 primer, detruire || to ~ rood, wrong:, 
 fairs le bien, le raal [| I have done, 
 j'ai flnt || to up. plier || empaqueter || 
 to have to - -with one, avoir a Ad- 
 meler avec || he will have nothintr to 
 ~ with It, il n'en vent pas II what's to 
 be done ? que faiie ? || how ~ you ~ ? 
 comment vous portez-vous ? || he has 
 done with It, 11 en a fini It to ~ well 
 by one, en aglr bten avec || to - for, 
 faire eon affaire a || to ~ without, s 
 passer de || ~l je vous en prie! || ^111 
 that - ? est-ce blen comme cela ? || that 
 will ~, c'est blpn. 
 
 do, <in, ad. vtd ditto. 
 
 docile, dffsJl ou dfa'il, a. docile. 
 
 docility, fiosil'iti, g. docilltg, f. 
 
 dock. dSk, g. troncon, m. l| bano des ao- 
 cases, m. || bn.<>Fln, m. || ch an tier, m. 
 
 dock, dSk, v. a. ^courier. 
 
 docket, dgk'ft, s. etiquette, f. 
 
 docket, dok'el, v. a. dliqueter. fm. 
 
 dockyard, ddk'ydfd, s. arsenal maritime, 
 
 doctor, d6k'tir, s. docteur, m. || mldecin, 
 m. || ~ of laws, docteur en droit, m. 
 
 doctor, ddk'ter, v. a. me'dicamenter. 
 
 doctorate, dbk'tirat, dootorshlp, <&?*'- 
 tcrship, s. doctoral, m. ftlque. 
 
 doctrinal, dnk'tri ndl, a. doctrinal, dogma- 
 doctrine, dok'trin, g. doctrine, f., en- 
 seignement, m.. pre'ceptes, m. pi. 
 
 document, ddk'umint, e. document, m. 
 
 dodgre, dfj, v. n. terglverger, biaiser. 
 
 dodgrer, dSftr, s. chlcaneur, m. 
 
 doe, do, g. daine, f. || --rabbit, g. laplne, 
 
 doer, do' er, g. faiseur, m. It 
 
 doff, ddf, T. a. dter, tircr. 
 
 dor, do<j, g. chien, m. || cbenet, m. || a 
 sad ~, nn triste sujet, m. || a sly ~, 
 un fin matois, m. || to gro to the -B, 
 prendre le chemin de I'bfipltal || bolt, 
 s. fripon, m. J| cart, g. guigue, f. 
 (voiture) || ~-days, g. pi. jours cani- 
 culaires, m. pi. || ~-fancier, s. amateur 
 de chiens, m. || ~-flsn, s. cbien de mer, 
 m. || ~-latin, s. latin de cuisine, m. || ~- 
 rose, g. rose sauvage, Eglantine, f. || ~'s 
 ear. s. corne, f., pli, m. || ~-star, e. 
 Canicole, f. || weary, a. trts futigu?. 
 
 dor, ddy, T. a. guetter, epier. 
 
 dosre, doj, t. doge, m. 
 
 dogged, duy'yed, a. bourm, de mauvalsa 
 bumeur || -ly, ad. d'un air bourru. 
 
 doggednesa, dSg'gidnlt, s. mauvaisd 
 buoieur, f. 
 
 dutftfttrel.d Sg'ffr fl.a. vers borlesqueg, m. pL 
 
 duciterel, ddg'gril, a. nutuvala || Ubre, 
 
 Aontflu, dSff'ffi, B. toutou, m. 
 
 dogrglsh, dSg'giah, a. de ohieu || brutal. 
 
 l&tt, Mt, fir, JoSr; hart, git, Mr; mine, inn; no, hit, provt ; ho& ;
 
 dogma downward 
 
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 dogma. <l<Vd, 8. dogme, m. 
 
 doffmaUc(al), dog mafik (at), a. (-17, ad.) 
 dogma tlque(ment). 
 
 dogmatise. dog'mS.tix, v. a. dogmatiser. 
 
 dolly, dtf/K, a. serviette de dessert, f. 
 
 doing:, Airing, s. action, f.. fait, m., affaire, 
 
 dole, dot, s. portage, m. if don, m. |f. 
 
 dole, dot. Y. a. dlstrlbuer. 
 
 doleful, dol'fUol, a, (-ly, ad.) trlste, In- 
 gubre jj doulooreusement || plaintlvement. 
 
 doll, dol, 8. poupe>, f. 
 
 dollar, dSl'ler, s. dollar, m. 
 
 dolphin, dol' fin, s. dauphin, m. 
 
 dolt, doZf, s. sot benet, m. 
 
 doltish, dol fish. a. bete, stuplde. 
 
 domain, do man' , s. domaine, m. 
 
 dome, aom, s. dorm>, m. 
 
 domestic, domes' tik, a. domeatlque [) ca- 
 saoier |J inte'rieur. 
 
 domestically, do mfs' tl kal K, ad. dans 
 1'inte'rieur. jvoiser. 
 
 domesticate, domfo'Hkat, r. a. appri- 
 
 domestloatton, do mlstikd'ihun, s. ap- 
 pri volaement, m. 
 
 domicile, dim' i til, s. domicile, m. 
 
 domicile, dim' I til, Y. a. domlcilier. 
 
 domiciled, dom'iiild, a. domic-ilie". 
 
 domiciliary, UmlnHtri, a. domi- 
 ciliaire. fnante, f. 
 
 dominant, dSm'Indnt, s. (mns.) domi- 
 
 domlnant, dom'indnt, a. <-ly, ad.) (en) 
 dominant. 
 
 dominate, dom'indt, Y. a. domlner. 
 
 domination, dtfmind'jAun, s. domina- 
 tion, puissance, f. [trlser. 
 
 domineer, doming v. n. domlner, mat- 
 dominion, domin'yun, a. domination, f. |j 
 domaine, territoire, m. 
 
 domino, dom'ino, s. domino, m. || carnal], 
 
 Don, don, s. Don (seigneur), m. |m. 
 
 don, don, y. a. mettre, vetlr, revfltlr. 
 
 donation, <fona'An, s. donation, f., 
 don, m. (tope! 
 
 done, dun, T. & a. fait || cult || ~ I soil I 
 
 donee, don?, s. (jur.) donatalre, m. 
 
 donkey, dSng'kf, s. baudet, m. 
 
 donor, dv'ner, t. (Jur.) donateur, m. 
 
 doom, don, s. Jogement, m. |J destln, m. 
 
 doom, do/n, T. a. Juger, condamner || des- 
 ttner. 
 
 doomsday, domz'dd, s. jour du dernier 
 jugement, m. || to wait till ~, attendre 
 SOUB 1'orme. 
 
 door, dor. s. porte, entrge, t II oat of -s, 
 hor de la malson, debors || within -s, 
 a la maison, au logis || folding- -s, 
 porte & deux battanu || next ~ to, a la 
 premiire porte de || next ~ to each 
 other, porte a porte || front ~, street 
 ~, porte d'entrue, de la rue 1) to turn oat 
 of s, mettre & la porte || ~- hanging's, 
 I. pi. portiire, f. || ~-keeper, s. portier. 
 m. || -knob, s. boutou de porte fixe. m. [| 
 ~-inat, s. palllasson, m. || ~- plate, s. 
 plaque, f. || --scraper, i. dgcrottoir, m. 
 
 doorcase, dor'kdi, i. chambranle, m. 
 
 ttaorntep, dor'itlp, a. seuil, m. 
 
 doorway, iKr'v/a, i. renfonoemeut de porte, 
 
 portall, m. | secret. 
 
 dormant, ddr'm&nt, a. dormant, cache, 
 dormer-window, doYmtrioin'do, a, lu- 
 
 came, 1 fcimetiSre, m. 
 
 dormitory, dor'miterf, g. dortolr, ra. || 
 dormouse, dSr'mnU'i, s. marmotte, f. 
 dorsal. ddYt&l, a. dorsal. 
 dose, dot, s. prise, f. |j portion, t |] dose, t, 
 dose, dot, T. a. (nifd.) doser. 
 dot, dot, i. point, m. 
 dot, dot, T. a. pointillcr, parsemer (de). 
 dotaare, do'taj, s. radotage, m.. folie, 1m- 
 
 becillit, f. 
 
 dotard, dStiird. 8. Tlevtx radoteur, m. 
 dotation, dotath'm, s. dotation, f. 
 dote, dot, v. n. radoter || raffolcr || to - 
 
 on, tre fou de. 
 doting;, du'liny,tL. passiomif, extravagant [| 
 
 -ly, ad. follement, ^perdument. 
 doable, diib'l, s. double, m., dupllcitS, 
 
 ruse, f. || ~ that, le double de cela |j ~- 
 
 ohin, a. double menton, m. || ~-entry, 
 
 g. tenue des livres en parties doubles, L || 
 
 o-faoed, a. faux, a double face || ~- 
 
 look, a. serrure & double tour, L || v. a. 
 
 fermer a double tour || ~- quick, a. & pas 
 
 de charge, 
 doable, diib'l, v. a. & n. doubler || devenir 
 
 double || revenir sur aea paa || jouer double || 
 
 ruser. 
 
 doable, diib'l, a. double || faux, dlsaimuK. 
 doublet, dub' let, s. pourpolnt, m. 
 doubloon, diib Ion' , a. doublon, m. 
 doubly, dili'K, ad. doublement. 
 doubt, doTJt, s. doute, m. 
 doubt, dotit, T. a. (& n.) (se) douter. 
 doubtful, dffi/ffSol, a. douteux, inceitaln 1 
 
 -ly, ad. douteusement. 
 doubtless, doTiflis. a. & ad. sans doute. 
 dough, do, a. pate, f. 
 doughty, dda/ti, a. prenx, vaillant. 
 dongrhy, dffi, a. pateux. 
 douse, dnu't, y. a. & n. Jeter dans 1'eau | 
 
 tomber dana 1'eau. 
 dove, duv, a. pigeon, m. tl ~-oot, a. co- 
 
 lombler, m. [colombe. 
 
 dovellke, duv'llk, a. doux comma la. 
 dovetail, duv' tdl, a. queue d'aronde, f. 
 dowager, do~u''ajtr, a. douairie're, f. 
 dowdy.doa'rfi.s. Bouillon. m.,aoulllonne,L 
 dower, dott'or, s. dot, f. || douatre, m. 
 dowered, do'u/erd, a. doUe. 
 down, doa'ii, a. duvet, m., plume menue, 
 
 f. || plaine. f. || ~-hlll t a. pcnte, f. 
 down, down, pr. it ad. vcra le baa || en 
 
 bas, par terre || en descendant || up and 
 
 ~, ; a et la. 
 
 downcast, doTvn'k&st, a. abattu || balssS. 
 dowrnfall, dnTun'fdU'l, s. chute, rulne, f. 
 downhearted, doTi'nh&rfM, a. abattu. 
 downright, dduin'rit, a. flvident, oil vert, 
 
 franc || ~; ad. perpendlculalremeut || com- 
 
 pietement (pieds. 
 
 downtrodden, duum trSd'dn, a. foulfi aux 
 down-ward, difim'wird, a. lucllug. de- 
 
 UlYo U abattu. 
 
 ; fStt, r-iid, tiit. y ttolr,Jy; gaunt, ya; Kul, tial; thing, Our*.
 
 downward* drip 
 
 dowuwarHe.. <M'>*t(*, ad. en baa, u 
 
 descendant II (nav.) en aval. |doux. 
 
 downy, d&im'f, a. couvert de duvet || 
 do*e. d5i, a. aasoupissement, m. || aomme, 
 
 m. fsommeiller. 
 
 dome, dSs, r. a. A n. assonpir, endgxmir || 
 dozen, dil/ n, a. doozaine, f. 
 drab, <irdA, g. drap gris bran, m. || pros- 
 i drab, drib, a. de couleur fauve. [titu6e, f. 
 drachm, dram, a. drachme, dragme. m. 
 draft, draft, s. txaite, t, bon, m. || Iev6e 
 
 dee troupee, t 
 
 draft, drd/t, T. a. desslner || (mil.) detacher. 
 drc.g. trig, B. dragne, f., tramail, m. || 
 
 crochet, croc, m. || chain, a. enravure, 
 
 t H net, S. drague, f. [force. 
 
 drag, drop, T. a. A n. trainer, tirer de 
 draggle, dr&g'l, v. a. & n. crotter, trainer 
 
 dans la boue |j ~- tailed, a. trains' dans 
 
 la boue. 
 
 dragoman, dr&g'Smdn, s. drogman, m. 
 dragon, drdy'dn, a. dragon, in. || ~-Qy, 
 
 i. libellule, f. 
 
 dragoon, dragon' , s. dragon (soldat), m. 
 drain, dran, s. fosse 1 d'ficoulement, m. 
 drain, rfron, v. a. mettre a aec || figoutter. 
 drainage, drdn'aj. a. ficoulement, m. || 
 
 dessftchement, m. || egouU, rn.pl. |] gadoue, 
 drak*, drdlc, a, canard, m. If. 
 
 orun, dram, s. dragme, m. || petite quan- 
 
 tit4 f., un pen, m, II petit verre d'eau-de- 
 
 vle, m. 
 
 dram, drian. T. n. boire des liqueurs fortes. 
 drama, drd md, n. drame, m. 
 dramatic, drdmdfilc, a. (-ally, ad.) dra- 
 
 matlqu(ment). 
 
 dramatlBa. dram' i (It, T. a. dramatiser. 
 dramatist, drdm'dtijt, s. auteur drama- 
 
 tique, m. 
 
 drape, drap. v. n. draper || tendre. 
 draper, drarptr, s. drapler, marcband de 
 
 drape, m. [facture de draps, f. 
 
 drapery, drSptrf, t. draperie, f. || manu- 
 Vraatic, dria'tik, a. drasdque. 
 Arau^ht, draft, . trait, coup, breuvage, 
 
 m. Ifesquisse. L II 6gout, nt || (rail.) tirage. 
 
 m. II trelte, L. Don, m. II surpoids. m. || 
 
 redaction, expdiUon, t. }\ -, pi. Jeu de 
 
 damea, m. || --board, a. damier, m. || 
 
 --horse, s. cbeval de trait, m. [m. 
 
 drauBrhtam&a, draftsman, a. deaslnateur, 
 draw, draTu, a. lot tiri, ui. || --well, a. 
 
 puiu profund, m. 
 draw, drdto, T. a. & n. Ir. tirer, trainer II 
 
 attirer || reaplrer || ouvrlr, UCoouvrir || 
 
 tracer | deasiner, eudulru || vlder (one 
 
 volatile) || ae retirer, ae (linger. 
 drawback, draWb&k, 9. prime d,'ezporta- 
 
 Uon, f. || (fig.) mScotopte, in. || obstacle, m. 
 drawbridge, drrft/'M/. pont-levls, m. 
 drawer, draWir, a. (com.) tireur, m. || 
 
 gur^oD de cabaret, m. H tirolr, m. || dee- 
 
 elnau-ur, m. || -a, pi. calecona, m. pi. U 
 
 cheat of -, commode, f. 
 
 av, drifting, a. action de tirer, t || 
 i, urt de desainer, m. U --board, a. 
 
 Sl 
 e 
 
 ilanche a deasiner, f. || book, a. cauler 
 Je dessin, m. || master, s. maitre de 
 dessin, u. || pen(cll), s. tire-ligne, m. || 
 room, s. salon de compagnie, m. 
 
 drawl, drdTv!. s. dfibit tratnant, m. 
 
 drawl, drnTvl, v. a. trainer (lea paroles). 
 
 dray(-oart), dra'(kdrt), a. haquet, trat- 
 neau, m. (rette. m. 
 
 dray horse, drefhSri, s. cheval de char- 
 drayman, drfmdn, a. charreUer, m. 
 
 dread, drld, s. terreur, f. 
 
 dread, dr/fd, v. a. & n. cralndre, redouter. 
 
 dread, drld, a. terrible. [(ment). 
 
 dreadful, drtd'foSl, a. (-ly, ad.) terrible 
 
 dreadnought, drfd'nd~u:t,B. audacieui, m, 
 
 dream, drem, s. reve, aonge, m. 
 
 dream, drem, v. a, & n. ir. songer, rever. 
 
 dreamy, dram'i, a. chlme'rique. 
 
 drearily, drer'iK, ad. tristement, 
 
 dreary, drar'i, a. horrible, triste. 
 
 dredge, drij, s. drfige, drague. f. 
 
 dredger, drfj'er, s. pecheur d'hultres, m. | 
 bolte ft farine, f. 
 
 dredging, drtfing, a. dragage, m. 
 
 dregs, drlgz, a. pL lie, f., sediment, m. 
 
 drench, drensh, v. a. mouiller, tremper, 
 abreuver. |m. || breuvage, m. 
 
 drenoh(lng), drfnih'(iny), a. treinpage. 
 
 dress, drii, a. vetement. m., parure, f. || 
 full -, grandc toilette, f. || high, low ~, 
 robe montante, dScolletee, f. || fancy ~, 
 costume masque 1 , m. 
 
 dress, drit, v. a. & n. vStlr, bablller, 
 parer || panser (une plale) l| apprfiter, ao- 
 commoder (des viandes) |[ dresser, rompre 
 (un cheval) || s'habiller || s'aligner. 
 
 dresser, driver, s. table de cuisine, t 1 
 (in hospitals) exteme, m. 
 
 dressing, driving, a. parure, toilette, t. It 
 bandage, in. || --case, a. nScessaire, m. ]\ 
 -gowTi, a. robe de chambre, f. II - 
 room, a. cabinet de toilette, m. - 
 table, B. table a toilette, f. 
 
 dressmaker, drltf maker, couturlere, f. 
 
 dressy, drifti, a, qui alme la toilette || 
 par& 
 
 dribble, drlb'bl, r. a. in. ggoutter l| baver. 
 
 driblet, drift' lit, s. petite aomme, f. || ba- 
 gatelle, f. 
 
 drift, drift, e. Impulsion, f. || grele, f. !| 
 ondee, f. || amas, m. II but, m. || moiiceau 
 de nelge, m. || tourblllon (de poussiertl. 
 m. || ice, s, glaces flottanteo, t pi. || 
 wood, a. bols flottfi, m. [celer. 
 
 drift, drift, T. a. & n. pousser II s'amon- 
 
 drlll, dril, e. vrille, 1. || (agr.) aillon, m. || 
 aeraolr, m. || (mil.) exercise, m. || box, 
 plough, a. aemoir, m. 
 
 drill, dril, v. a. vriUer || disciplines 
 
 drink, dringk,e. bolsson, f., breuvage. m. 
 
 drink, dringk, v.a. <tn. Ir. bolre|| absorber. 
 
 drlnkable,drln?*'d6J,a. buvable. potable. 
 
 drinker, dringftr, s. buveur, biberon, m. 
 
 drip, drip, a. larmier, in. 
 
 drip, drip, v. a. & n. (laiMer) timber 
 goutte a goutte. 
 
 Ian, Ut, fttr, Utt/i i*, git, Mr; nine, inn; no. Ml, prSvi; * r
 
 dripping duffer 
 
 dripping-, aripfplng, 8. gralase da rdti, 1 1| 
 ~-pau. B. l&hefrlte, f. 
 
 drive, driv, s. promenade en voiture, f. || 
 allfie, avenue, f. || course, f. 
 
 drive, driv, v. a. <x u. ir. pousser |j cbasser. 
 poursuivre || conduire, mener || obliger [| 
 en trainer || sal sir || se diriger |[ ~ on I en 
 route ! || to ~ a rood bargain, falre un 
 too marchS || to ~ away, baok, out, 
 off, chasser || repousser || -what are yon 
 driving at ? ou en voulez-vous venlr? 
 
 drivel, driv'l, t. have, eallve, t 
 
 drivel, driv' I, v. n. baver || rudoter. 
 
 driveller, driv'l&r, s. radoteur, m. fm. 
 
 driver, dn'ver, s. conducteur, m. || cocher, 
 
 driving 1 --who el, driving hieel, a roue 
 motrtce, f. 
 
 drizzle, Arts' I, v. a. & n. falre tomber en 
 petltee gouttes || bruiner. (fine, f. 
 
 drizzling rain, dri? ting ran, 8, plule 
 
 droll, drol, B. bouffon, m. 
 
 droll, drul, a. drulf, plalsant. 
 
 drollery, drol'ler i, s. bouffonnerie, farce,! 
 
 dromedary, druin'idir f,s. dromailnire, m. 
 
 drone, dron, s. bourdon, m. || faineant, m. 
 
 drone, dron, v. n. bourdonner || vivre dans 
 1'oiBivete, fainfianter. 
 
 droop, drop, v. a. & n. langutr, tomber en 
 defalllance f| s'afflJger, s'af luiblir || pencber, 
 baisser. 
 
 drooping, drSp'ing, B. langueur, f. 
 
 drop, drop. a. goutte. f. || pastille, f. ( , pen- 
 dant d'orellle, m. || ~- scene, e. rldeau 
 d'entr'acte, m. 
 
 drop. dr6p, v. a. & n. (Sgoutter, dSgoutter, 
 tomber par gouttes || lalsser 6cliapper: 
 abandonncr. cesser II falre allusion ft II 
 B'Svanoulr || tacheter |) tomber dans 1'oubll 
 y to ~ In at a friend's, entrer cbez un 
 ami Inoptne'meut. 
 
 dropsical, drip' slktll, a. fiydroplque. 
 
 dropiy, drdp'rt, B. bydroplsle, f. 
 
 droes, drSt, e. Bcorle, f., immondlces, f.pl. 
 
 drought, droTiit, 8. sgcherosse. f. || soif, f. 
 
 drove, drov, B. troupeau, m. || (oule, f. 
 
 drover, drffvtr, t. conducleur de bes- 
 tiauz, m. [plonger. 
 
 drown, drdton, T. a. 4 n. noyer, inonder II 
 
 drowse, drdriii, Y. a. & n. Bommelller || 
 B'asBoupir, [cbalammentl 
 
 drowsily, drot/iUl, ad. en dormant || non- 
 
 drowslnoss, druli/zinit, B. assoupl8.se- 
 ment, m., Indoleuce, f. [pesant. 
 
 drowsy, drtt/tl. a. assoupl, enaorml || 
 
 drubbing, druVolng, s. volSo de coups 
 de baton, f. [fortement. 
 
 drudge, dr&j, v. n. plocher, travailler 
 
 drndge(r), drif(tr), s. bomme de ppine, 
 m. [m.. corvee, f. 
 
 drudgery, drUfirl, a. travail pSnlble, 
 
 drag, drug. 8. drogue, f. |) ~ in the 
 market, dur a la vent.?. 
 
 drug, drug. v. a. droguer, assalsonner. 
 
 drugget, drug' yet, s. droguet, m. 
 
 druggist, drug' gist, B. drogulste, n. 
 
 Druid, drffid, . drulde, m. 
 
 drum, drum, . tambour, m., calvse, f. || 
 arcbure dela meule, f. || ~-bead, a. deasns 
 de tambour, m. || ~-head court-mar- 
 tial, 8. conseil de guerre, m. || ~- major, 
 . tambour-major, m. || ~-Btlok, B. ba- 
 guette de tambour, f. || cuiese (de volatile), f. 
 
 drum, drum, v. a. & n. battre le tambour II 
 battre || tinter || (Am. ) acbalander quelqu'un 
 l| to ~ out of, chasser au son du tam- 
 bour, [achalandeur, m. 
 
 drummer, (fritm'm^rs. tambour, m.|| (Am.) 
 
 drunkard, drungk'k-d, B. ivrogne, m. 
 
 drunk(en), drungk(in), a. (-ly, ad.) Ivro, 
 Ivrogne. frie, f. || ivresse, L 
 
 drunkenness, drungk'fnnfs, s. Ivrogne- 
 
 dry, drl, v. a. & n. (des)sficher, essuyer || 
 se (desJsScber. 
 
 dry, dn, a. eec, aride, tori || altSrS || -ly, 
 ad.cauBtiqueinent,8aUriquement||~-dook, 
 B. (mar. ) baseiud'Cchouage, m. || -nurse, 
 B. bonne d'enfants, f. || v. a, sevrer || 61ever 
 au biberon || ~-rot, s. pourriture sSche. 
 t. || carle, f. |l ~-salter, 8. Spicier, m. || 
 drogulstf, m. || ~-shod, a. ft pied sec. 
 
 drying, dri'ing ; ~-llnes, 8. pi. (tendage, 
 m. || ~-room, 8. essul, m. || sficboir, m. 
 
 dryness, dri'nfi, e. Bgcheresse, L 
 
 dual, du'dt, a, dualiste. 
 
 dub, dub, v. a. dormer 1'accolade || (to 
 nickname) bapllser. fdonbtfnlOy). 
 
 dnblousay), du.'biut(l\), a. & ad. vidt 
 
 dnoal, du' 1:6.1, a. ducal, de due. 
 
 ducat, dak' at, B. clucut, ra. 
 
 duchess, duch'it, B. duchesse, f. 
 
 duchy, dtich'i, B. ducbe, m. 
 
 duok, dtk, 8. cane, f., canard, m. || (fta.) 
 
 rulelte, f. || plongeon, m. (| tolle a voile, 
 || -s and drakes, pi. (jeu d'enfants) 
 ricochets, m. pi. |l to make, play - 
 and drakes of, faire des choux et del 
 raves de || Jeter par la fenetro || ~-hot, s. 
 dragfie au canard, f. II ~-weed, B. len tills 
 de marals or d'eau, f. ftdte. 
 
 dnok, duk, T. a. ft n. plonger || baisser la 
 ducking, duk' Ing, a. plongeon, m. 
 duckling, duk' ling, 8. caneton, Jeune ca- 
 nard, m. |u). >. 
 ducky, daft, 8. petit chat (terme d'aUec- 
 duot, dukt, B. conduit, m. || canal, m. U 
 
 ductile, 'd&VtU, a. ductile l| traltable. 
 
 ductility, duktil'itl, t. (of metals) duo- 
 tilHC, t. BOupleBse, docilHC, f. - 
 
 dudgeon, dufun, B. broulllcrie, L || mau- 
 valse humeur, L || in high ~, tout en 
 colere. [f. || ImpOt, m. 
 
 due, du, I. du, drolt. m.. juste prevention, 
 
 due, du, a. &. ad. du || fcfJu, propre, con- 
 Tenable || Juste || ezactemeni. 
 
 duel, du'fl, B. duel, m. 
 
 duel, du'fl. v. n. BO battre en duel. 
 
 duellist, du"Hlltt, B. due Iliste, m, 
 
 duenna^ duin'nd, B. duegne, f. 
 
 duet, duff, B. (mua. ) duo, m. 
 
 duffer, duffer, B. attrape, f. || patraqne, 1 1| 
 attrapcur, m., attrapeuBe, L || ganacb, t. 
 
 i fstt, tubt, *J. || cAofr, jogj gamt, yu; laul, *al; thing,
 
 80 
 
 dug artel* 
 
 flu-, dug, a. uiumtrllr, t. t pig, ill. 
 
 Autf-out. tig'ovit, B. (Am.) pirogue, & 
 duktt, du*, B. due, m. 
 dukedom, tluk'dum, a. ducbS, m. 
 duloet, dnfult. a. doux. [non, m. 
 
 dulcimer, dul'si mer, a. lyre, f. I tympa- 
 dull, dul, v. a. hfibeter, affalbllr, rendre 
 
 obtug. 
 dull, dul, a. (-y, dfi;'K,ad.) stupide(ment) || 
 
 ftmoussft, obtua || pesant, lourd || tristr 
 
 ennuyeux II sombre, faible || gourd || dur [| 
 
 lentement ]| as ~ aa ditch-water, triste 
 
 eomme tut bonnet de n\iit |] ~- wltted, 
 
 a. lonrd. 
 
 dullard, diil Itrd, s. lourdaud, m. 
 dulness, dul'nti, a. stupldit?., botlsi-, f. II 
 
 pesanteur. lenteur, nonchalance, f. || 
 
 niar.que d'eVlat, m. 
 
 duly, du' ii, ad. dOment, convenablement. 
 dumb, dim, a. muet || ~-bell, . baltSre, 
 
 m. || --waiter, 8. porte-assiettes, m. 
 dumbfound, dum'fdTvnd, v. a. rendre 
 
 muet, coniondre. [silence, m. 
 
 dumbness, dum'nii, a. mutisme, ni. || 
 dummy, dum'mi, s. muet, on. || mannequin, 
 
 m. || homme de paille, prete-nom, m. [| to 
 
 play ~, (whist) jouer avec le mort 
 dump, dump. B. absence d'esprit, f. || -, 
 
 pL melancolie, f. 
 
 dumpling 1 , dump' ling, 8. chausson, m. 
 dumpy, dum'pi, a. court, epais, ramassS. 
 dun, dun, a. crSancler Importun, m. 
 dun, dun, v. a. Importuner un dt'biteur. 
 dun, dun, a. bran obscur |) obscur || (of 
 
 horses) isabelle || (fig.) sombre, 
 dunce, dunt, B. Mte. f., ignorant, m. 
 Aung, dung, s. fumier, m., fleute, crotte, 
 
 J. l| ~-cart,. B. tombtreau, m. |j ~-htll, 
 
 B. tas de fumier, m. 
 dungeon, dun' Jim s. cftchot, m. 
 duodecimo, duS&ffmo, a. in douze. 
 dupe, dup, s. dnpe, 1 
 dupe, dup, T. a. diroer, tromper. 
 duplicate, dffplftat, s. duplicata, m., 
 
 copie, f. 
 
 duplicity, tuplufiti, B. duplicite, f. 
 durability, dur<JHff*i, B. durability f. 
 durable, du'nlbl. a. durable, constant 
 durably, du'r&bli, ad. d'une manifire 
 
 durable. feu cage. 
 
 durance, du'rdna, s. prison, f. || iu ~ vile, 
 duration, dur&thun, a. durCe, f. 
 duress, ditrit, s. coutrainte. f. 
 during;, do! ring, pr. pendant, durant. 
 dusk, dink, s. brune, f. || couleur font go, f. 
 duskily, dunK'in. ad. obscurment. 
 duskiness, dutkfinit, t. obscuriU, t, 
 dusky, duilfi, a. obscur || bruni, bronze. 
 dust, dual, B. pousaigre, poudre, f. |) to 
 
 trample In the ~, fouler auz pieds (| ~- 
 
 bln, -hole, B. troa auz ordures, m. || 
 
 ~-p*n, B. pelle a ordures f. || ~-Bhot, s. 
 
 osodrte, f. Cpoussiere. 
 
 dust, duft, T. a. eponsaeter || couvrir de 
 duster, tttftr, B. torchon, iu. || (tor 
 
 hmrees) epouseU& f. 
 
 , . u>t poudreuz, m. 
 
 dusting-brush, 
 
 gette, t., pluineau, m. 
 
 dusty, dusfi a. poudreux. 
 
 duteous, du tlut, dutiful, dffttfSSl, a. 
 obgissant, rapectueux || -ly, ad. respec- 
 tueusement. Jf.. respect, bommngr, tn. 
 
 dntlfnlness, du'tifdtinit, t. obfiBsancp, 
 
 duty, riu'ti, a. devoir, m. || taxe, f., I moot, 
 m. || devoirs, m. pi., dvilltes, f. pi. || on 
 ~, de service || off ~, libra || bonnden , 
 s. devoir rigourenx, m. || customs ~, s. 
 droit de douane, m. || In ~ to, par respect 
 pour || as In ~ bound, comme c'esi de 
 son devoir. 
 
 dwarf, du'rfd-rf, a. nain, m., naine, f. 
 
 dwarf, dtvaii rf, v. a. rapetisser. 
 
 d-warf, dwdHfrf.ti. nain. 
 
 dwarfiali, dwwfvrfith,, a. -nain, petit. 
 
 dwell, dwel, v. n. ir. demeurer |{ s'arreter 
 
 dweller, dwel'lir, a. habitant, m. [sur. 
 
 dwelllng(-place), dw if ling (plot), a. 
 habitation, demeure, f. 
 
 dwindle, dwin'dl, T. a. & n. dimiiiuer, 
 decrottre || dMnenr II s'affaibllr. 
 
 dye, di, a. teinture, (.,-teint, m. || matter* 
 
 dye, di, v. a. teindre, colorer. [tinctoriale, f. 
 
 dyeing, dfing, a. teinture, f. 
 
 dying, dfing, p. & a. mourant. moribond. 
 
 dynamiter, dl'nimiUr, a. dynamitard, 
 
 dynamiteur, m. 
 dynamo, ifi'rtdinw, B. dynamo, m., machjpr 
 
 dynamo-Slectriqne, f. 
 dynasty, dln'oiti, a. dynastie, f. 
 dysentery, ills' en tiri, s. dyssenterie, f. 
 dyspepsia, ditpfp'sii, a. dyspepsia, f. 
 dyspeptlo, diipip'tik, a. dyspeptique. 
 
 each, ?cA, pn. chacun, chacune, chaqae y 
 ~ other, 1'un I'autre, les uns lea autiea. 
 
 eager, e'gir, a. (-ly, ad.) dsireux. avlds 
 (ment) || empress^ || vif, ardent, violent || 
 algre || ardemment. 
 
 eagerness, fgernes, s. empressement 
 attachement, m. || impCtuositC, avidlte, i. || 
 aigreur, f. 
 
 eagle, i'gl, a. algle, m. l| etendard, m. Q 
 piece d'or (1O dollars), f. || --eyed, a. 
 aux yeux d'aigle. 
 
 eaglet, ?gllt, a. aiglon, m. 
 
 ear er, s. oreille, f. || f pi de ble, m. || ante, 
 f. || quick, sharp ~, oreille fine, f. j| 
 box on the ~, soufflet, m. || to have 
 about one's -s, avoir sur le dos || tv 
 give ~ to, preter 1'oreille a |l to set br-' 
 the -s, mettre aux prised || to turn at 
 deaf ~, fair la sourde oreille || --lap. s. 
 bout de 1'oreille, in. || ring, B. boucls 
 d'orelile, f. || ~-trnmpet, s. cornet W.VUK- 
 tique. m. 
 
 earache, fr'Ot, . mal d'orelUe, m. 
 
 lot*, fctt, ftr, VMt} MN, gtt, Mr; mint, {on; nS, Mt,
 
 eared effectives 
 
 81 
 
 eared, tmi, a. ayant lies oreilles U 6pie. 
 arl, irl, a. comte, m. 
 earldom, irl'dum, . dignltS de comte, f. 
 earleBB, er'ltt, a. Bans oreilles. 
 arllnesn, i-r'li nfi, s. heure peu avnncfe, 
 
 f. || prfcoclte, f. fhatlf || de bonne heure. 
 early, ir'll, a. A ad. matlnal || prtcoce, 
 arn, <*m, v. a. gagner, obtenlr, m'Titrr. 
 earnest, ir'nftt, s. sfirieux, m., chose 
 
 nfricuse, m. |J gage, m., arches, f. pi. || 
 
 In arood ~, BEneusement || --money, B. 
 
 arrhes, f. pi. 
 earnest, tr'nftt, a. ardent, brulant [| zSlf, 
 
 empressfi || -ly, ad. Beneusement || in- 
 
 Btamment. 
 earnestness, ir'nfstnii, 8. ardeur, vfhg- 
 
 meuce, f. || empressement, m. || zfile, m. 
 earnings, tr'ninga, a. pi. gages, m. pi. 
 earth, trth, B. terre, f. || monde, in. || ~- 
 
 born.a. terrestre |l wona.s. ver de terre, 
 earth, erth, v, a. (<t n.) (s')euterrer. [m. 
 earthen, tr'thn, a. de terre, terreux. 
 artheuware, ir' then war, 8. poterie, f. 
 arthlness, ertk'infi, B. qualitg terreatre, 
 
 f. || grossiSrete. f. 
 
 earthllueBS, trth'Kntt, B. mondanltfi, f. 
 artbly, 4rfA'K, a. terrestre, mondaln. 
 uarthiiuake, trth'twaJc, B. tremblement 
 
 de terre, m. fm. || terrasses, f. pi. 
 
 earthwork, irtk'wirk, B. terrassement, 
 earthy, erth'i. a. terreux || terrestre, gros- 
 
 arwlgr, er'uftg, B. Jorficule, f. Isier. 
 ae, <>. B. alse, f., repos, m., tranqulliltfi, 
 
 f. U faclllta, f. 1| at ~, a i'alse. 
 ease, . v. a. soulager, adoucir. 
 eaael, rxt, 8. chevalet, m. 
 easement, efmtnt, g. "Boulagemcnt, m. || 
 
 (jur.) servitude, f. fvolontiers. 
 
 aully, tz'ili. ad. alsfiment, facllement l| 
 aalness, i xinfe, 8. alaance, facllitfi, 
 
 complaisance, trunqulllltC', f. 
 a*t, *t, t. eat. orient, m. 
 eat, ill, a. de Vest, oriental. 
 Easter, itftr, 8. Pftques. m. 
 easterly, afirli, a. A ad., oaatern, 
 
 f"rn, a. d'est, oriental || vers 1'est. 
 eaHtward, iafwird, ad. vers 1'orlent. 
 
 any. t'xi, a. alufi || facile || dlspos, tran- 
 qullle, content complaisant. Ironger. 
 
 at, tt. T. a. & D. IT. manger, drorer || 
 eatable, e'tdbl, a. mangeable. 
 eatables, ft&ttlit, 8. pi. vivrea, m. pi. 
 ttlnf-hoaa*, if ing hotoi, t. restaurant, 
 
 m. [m. 
 
 eavwK, ivz, t. pi. larmier, gout d'un toll, 
 eavesdropper, iv* dripper, a. ecouteur, 
 
 splon, in. 
 
 bb, ib, s. reflux, m. || df cadence, f. 
 bb, n, T. n. refouler, desceudi-e, dficliner. 
 ebon, ib'Sn. B. ebene, f. 
 
 bony, iVonl, a. <bne, 1 
 ebullition, d/!i;.A'v7i, a. ebullition, f., 
 
 boulllonnement, m. M (fig.) violence, f. 
 eccentric, Ik tin' triJe, a. (fam.) original, 
 
 m. || (gfom.) cercle excentrique, m. 
 ooeutrlo, ikifn'trik, a, exceiitrique U 
 
 Uzarre. 
 
 eccentricity, ft ifntris'itJj a. exocntrl- 
 citfi, f. || bizarrerie, f. ftique, m. 
 
 eoolealaatio, tkklezt&s'tik, B. eci-16aias- 
 
 eoolesiaatio(al), ik klizifo'tik(al), a. ec- 
 
 eoho, tWB t B. 6cho, m. IclesiasUque. 
 
 echo, tkff, v. a. A. n. rf peter || rCsonner. 
 
 eclectic, (klfk'tik, s. ^clectiqne, m. 
 
 eclectic, iklik'tik, a. ficlectique. 
 
 eclipse, tklfpt', e. eclipse, f. 
 
 eclipse, f klips', T. a. eclipser, of/usquer. 
 
 ecliptic, tkllp'tik, s. 6cliptique, f. 
 
 economic(al), ekonom' ik(al), a. ( ly, 
 ad.) economlque(ment) || manager. [f. 
 
 economics, kSntim'ikt, s.pl. fconomique, 
 
 economise, ik&n'omif, T. a. gconomiser, 
 manager. [economiste, m. 
 
 economist, ikSn'dmltt, s. Cconome, m. || 
 
 economy, ekSn'omf, 8. fconouile, f. || fru- 
 
 ecstasy, ck'ttisi, 8. extase, t. Igalite, t 
 
 eddy, WdJ, s. tourbillon, in. 
 
 eddy, id' di, T. n. tourbillonner. 
 
 edgre, fj, B. trancbant, m. j| bord, m., ex- 
 tremite, f. || tranche (d'un livre), f. || riva- 
 c!t6 (i'esprlt, segacita, f. || to set one's 
 teeth on ~, agacer lea dents a qn. || ~- 
 tool, s. outil tranchant. m. 
 
 edg-e, fj, T. a. & n. aiguiser, affller || bor- 
 der || aJgrlr II exciter \\ avancer || to ~ In, 
 Introdufre difficilernent. 
 
 edg-ed, fjd, a. tranchant, aiguiae. 
 
 edgrlng-, ti ing, B. bordure, f. 
 
 edible, tfflbl, a. mangeable. 
 
 edict, fdtkt, s. edit, m., ordonnance, f. 
 
 edification, fdf f\ kff ihvn, s. edification, 
 instruction, f. 
 
 edifice, Id'ifis, B. edifice, batlment. m. 
 
 edify, if Iff, T. a. fdlfier || bttUr, con* 
 Btruire || Instrulre. 
 
 edit, id' it, v. a. editor, rgdlger. [f. 
 
 edition, tdfth-un, s. edition, Impression, 
 
 editor, ed'ittr, s. edlteur, m. |) redacteur, 
 m. || ~'s office, B. redaction, f. 
 
 editorial, id t tu'ri 6.1. s. article de fond, m. 
 
 editorial, id its' rial, a. de la redaction. 
 
 editorship, td'itership, s. emplol de rfi- 
 dacteur, m. 
 
 educate, Id'ukat, v. a. filever, Instrulre. 
 
 dnoatlon, idukd'ihun, a. education, In- 
 struction, f. [tlon. 
 
 educational, iduka'ihun&l, a. d'Cduca- 
 
 ednoator, id'-ukutir, B. educateur, inali- 
 tnteur, m. 
 
 ednoe, Idujf , v. a. tirer, degager, extralre. 
 
 el, el. a. anguille, f. || ~-pot. 8. dale aux 
 aiigulllea, f. || ~-pout, s. barbotte, f. || 
 ~-Bpear, a. trident, m. 
 
 e'en, in, e'er, Sr, ad. vide even, ever 
 
 efface, </ fas' , T. a. effacer. 
 
 effect, iffikf.B. effet, rf-sultnt, m., r^alltg, 
 f. || s, pi. elfets, meublea, biens, m. pi. 
 
 effect, f/ffkf r. a. effectuer, exficuter. 
 
 effective, tf/fk'liv, a. effectlf, reel, ctlf U 
 -ly, ad. effectlvement 
 
 effectiveness, Iffr.k' tivnd, a. effet (qua- 
 lite de produlre ae 1'effet), in. 
 
 effectives, ifffk'tivi, s. pi. effectU m. y 
 troupes de guerre, f. pi. 
 
 W>f;f8ft, tubt, tO 
 SnglUh and Frmc*. 
 
 cAafr, Joy; game, yti; ivul, ttal; thing, Hurt. 
 
 Q
 
 82 
 
 effectual elfin 
 
 effectual, tffgk'tua, a. (-ly, ad.) efflcace 
 
 (raent). [reminer. 
 
 effeminate, gffSjn'lnat, y. a. (4 n.) (s')ef- 
 
 effemlnate, effim'fndt. a. effemirifi, vo- 
 
 Inptueux || -ly, ad. d'une mauidre eff6- 
 
 mtn6c. 
 
 effervesce, ffffrvi^, v. n. etre en effer- 
 vescence, fcence, f. 
 effervescence,. #/3r v&fs&nt, s. efferveB- 
 effervesoent, iffirvgs'fnt.&. effervescent 
 || ~ drang-ht, 8. poudre effervescent*?, f. 
 effete, iffef, a. sterile, use. [talre. 
 efficacious, tffika'ahus, a. efflcace, saJu- 
 eifioacy, tf'fikasi, s. eHicadte, vertu, f. 
 ef flolenoy, gffiih'Sn >i, s. efficacite, t 
 efficient, fffttk'fnt, B. agent, priucipe, m. 
 efficient, ((fitWtnt, a. (-ly, ad.) efflcace 
 
 (ment). 
 
 effigy, (fftfl, B. image, representation, f. 
 efflorescence, ffflSritfins, B. (mfid, & 
 
 chim.) efflorescence, f. || fleuraison, f. 
 effluvium, iffi&vium, 8. vapeurs, f. pi. 
 effort, if flirt, s. effort, m. 
 effrontery, iffruritiri, s. effronterle, 
 Impudence, L [6clat, lustre, m. 
 
 effulgence, iffui'jtfni, s. splendeur, f. 
 effulgent, fffut'jfnt, a. eclatant. 
 ettualon, iffSthun^ B. effusion, 1, 
 
 epancbement, m. 
 eft, #t, 8. salamandre (16zard), f. 
 , * 8. osuf, m. || new-laid ~, osuf 
 frals (I soft -boiled -B, -s In the ahell, 
 uiufs a la coque || poached -a, oeufs 
 pocbes || hard-boiled -B, oeufs durs || 
 orambled -B, buttered -s, oeufs 
 Urouiliesii --boiler, s. cocote, f. ||~-cup, 
 B. coqnetler, in. f| ~-nip, B. lait de poule, 
 m. || --shell, 8. coquille d'oeuf, t 
 eglantine, eg' Urn tin, B. (bot. ) SglanUer, m. 
 erotism, ig'otizm,a. figoYsme, figotisuie, m. 
 evo(t)lat, tg'o(tjift, s. ggotiste, ggolate, in. 
 ecotlatlcCal), tgot{ftik(dl), a. vaniteoz|| 
 
 egotote. 
 
 ereloua, igrfjiut, a. eminent, excel- 
 lent |1 finorme || -ly, ad. emlnemmeuU 
 erreaa, fgria, 8. sortie, f. 
 tjrriot, fgridt, 8. griotte, f. 
 e^yptolory, Jtp tol'6j\, a. figyptologle, f. 
 elder, t'der, 8. eider, m. 
 tlderdown, 't'der do&n, 8. dredon, m. 
 t elg-ht, at, a. hnit. 
 
 ' eightfold, af ^oW, a. octuple, holt fols. 
 eiffhteeu, a' ten, a. diz-bult. 
 eiarhteenth, a'tenth, a. dlx-hultlfime. 
 eighth, uA, a. (-ly, ad.) huitiSme(raent). 
 elgrhtieth, a? tilth, a. quatre-vingUSnie. 
 elgfety, a'ti, a. quatre-vingta. 
 either, ZOler on i' tiler, ad. non plus || ~, 
 pn. 1'un ou 1'autre, cbaque, chacun || ~, o. 
 soit, on, soil que. 
 t, j aculatlon, ejdlt u Iff shCn,s. ejaculation, 
 
 f. || oral son jaculatoite, f. 
 e^ect, ejght', v. a. Jeter, ponsser ciehors || 
 (m6d.) evacuer. (meo.) Evacuation, 1 
 ejection, ejf/c'ihun, t, expulsion, f. || 
 eke, 3k, v. a. angmenter, accrollre || pro- 
 longer. 
 
 elaborate, XUtb'Srfit, T. a. fllaborer. 
 elaborate, Slab' 5 rat, a, blen fait | -ly, 
 
 ad. exactement Jnon, f. 
 
 elaboration, itSbSrffth&n, . (Uabora- 
 elapce, flips', y. n. B'Ccouler, s'ecbapper. 
 elaatto, iUtftf*. a. Slastlque. 
 elasticity, HUttit'fti, s. eiastidtB, t 
 elate, ^lof, y. a. enorgueillir y -4, tier, 
 
 enorgueilli. 
 
 elation, aia'ih&n, 8. fiertfi, f., orgueil, m, 
 elbow, fl'bo, 8. coude, m. || angle, m. 
 elbow, if bo, y. a. & n. coudoyer || talre 
 
 un coude || ~-chalr, 8. fnuleuil, m. || 
 
 rest, s. accoQdoir, m. || ~-room, s. oou- 
 
 dees franches, t. pi. 
 elder. *J'dfr, 8, ancien, m. || Tielllard, m. f| 
 
 (bot) Bureau, m. || ~-berry. s. gralne de 
 elder, il'dtr. a. aln6, plus age. |sureau, t 
 elderly, tl'dtrh, a. assez ag6 || d'an cer- 
 tain age. [anclennete, f. 
 eldership, tl'tteriMp. t. primogeniture || 
 eldest, gl'dSst, a. atne, le premier n& 
 elect, eiekf , y. a. elire, cholslr. 
 elect, ilfkf, a. elu, choisl. [m. 
 election, tUk'tkun, 8. election, t, cholx, 
 electioneering;, iW* sAtJnSr'inj, 8. ma- 
 noeuvres eiectorales, f. pi. 
 elective, ilOc'tiv, a. electlf || -ly, ad. par 
 
 choix || ~ affinity, 8. (chlm.) af finite 
 
 elective, f. 
 
 elector, ilitftir, 8. Jlecteur, m. [teur. 
 electoral, ilfh'tirSl. a. electoral || d'eiec- 
 electorate, IVOfUrut, 8. electoral m. 
 eleotrlo(al), SleVt-rik(<U), a. electrlque || 
 
 ~ current, s. courant eiectrique, m. 
 electricity. iliktriSiti, s. eiectricit, f. 
 electrify, ilik'trifi, y. a. eiectriser. 
 electro, ilitftrSf --gliding-, s. dorure 
 
 au feu, 1 || -.-plating, B. galvanoplastie, 
 
 t |f~-type, v. a. eiectrotyper. 
 electuary, tlik'tutrl, 8. eiectualre, m. 
 eleemosynary, tlfmS^fneri, a. d'au- 
 
 uione, qui vit d'aumonea. 
 elegance, iftgdm, B. elegance, L 
 elegant, il'tg&nt, a. elegant, gracieox 
 
 ly, ad. eiegamment 
 elegiac, Slffi'&k, a. elBgiaque. 
 eleglat, tl'Sj-lst, B. poete eigglaque, m. 
 elegy, il'lji, B. ClBgie, f. [cipe, m. 
 
 element, gffmfnt, 8. element, m. || prlu- 
 elemental, ilimfn'tiU, elementary, et- 
 
 tmin'tbri. a. fiiementaire. 
 elephant, tfifant, 8. elephant, m. || ~- 
 
 drlver, 8. cornac, m. [eiepbantlu. 
 
 elephantine, ilif&n'tin. a. d'eiepUant II 
 elevate, 1 1' I vat, v. a. alever, hausser || 
 
 exalter || enorgueillir. 
 elevation, flivd'shun, B. elevation, L 
 
 hauteur, sublimite || dignite, f. 
 elevator, il'ivater, B. cbevre, L y 616- 
 
 vateur, m. || (Am.) ascenseur, m. 
 eleven, Heu'n, a. onze. 
 eleventh, (Ifo'nth, a. onzteme. 
 elf iif 8 lutin, m. 
 elfin, if fin, elfish, ilf'lth, a. de luOn* [) 
 
 euchtuite || ii<-d elf es. 
 
 We. WK, far, lOlfa; Mrt. o. Mr; min, 
 
 *S t Mt, pr&; fcJtf;
 
 licit employee 
 
 83 
 
 iminer, ex- 
 
 Ipulser. 
 
 rtipse, f. 
 
 p tit, s. el- 
 
 elicit, tl&U, T. a. falre laiUir, falre sortir. 
 ellg-lblllty. fliiibWiti, a. eligibility, f. 
 eligible, fl'fjibl, a. eligible II preferable. 
 eliminate, tlim'indt, v. a. 611 miner, ex- 
 elk, (Ik, t. filaii, m. 
 ell, fl, . aune, t 
 
 ellipse, fl lips' . ellipsis, flKp',*,, =. 
 elliptlc(al), ilKp'tik(ol), a. elliptique. 
 elm, dm, s. orme, m. 
 elocution, floku'thun, e. elocution, dic- 
 tion, f. || declamation, 1 
 elocutionist, tlokd shuntet, s. profes- 
 
 seur de declamation, f. fetendre. 
 
 elongrate, e ISng' got, v. a. ( & n. ) (s') allongerjl 
 elongation, eliiitg gd'thun, s. extension, 
 
 f. l| elongation, f, fs'fivader. 
 
 elope, flop', v. a. s'enfuir, s'en aller, 
 elopement, tlop'mfnt, a. fuite, evasion, f. 
 eloquence, fl'okwfnt, s. eloquence, f. 
 eloquent, ll'okwmt, a. eloquent || -ly, 
 
 ad. eioquemment. 
 else, 'il>, pn. & ad. autre, autre chose |J 
 
 autrement, slnon || what ~ ? quo! encore if 
 elsewhere, tWhwar, ad. ailleurs. 
 elucidate, tl&riddt, v. a. eclairclr, ez> 
 
 pUquer. Jment, m., explication, f. 
 
 elucidation, llotidd' shun, s. 6clalrcisse- 
 elude, Had' , T. a. eiuder, eviter, esqulver. 
 elusive, ilffrtv, a. elusif, 6vasif. 
 emaciate, tmdtn'ldt, v. a. An. amalgrlr || 
 
 malgrir. [merit, m., maigreur, f. 
 
 emaciation, lmdthia"inun,a. amaigrisse- 
 emanate, fm'anat, v. n. emaner. 
 emanation, im and' shun, s. emanation, f. 
 emancipate, fmdn'tipdt, v. a. 6maa- 
 
 clper |l (fig.) affranchir (dc). 
 emancipation, imantipafshvn, s. eman- 
 cipation, f, [ejfeminer, Cuerver. 
 emasculate, imdi'kiiliU, v. a. chatrer || 
 embalm, fmb&m', T. a. embauraer. 
 mbank, fm bangle 1 , v. a. remblayer || en- 
 
 uUuwr. [m. || construction de quals, 1. 
 embankment, fm bangle" mfnt,. remblui, 
 embargo, fmoar'gd, s. embargo, in. || to 
 
 lay an ~, mettre (un) embargo, 
 embark, fm barkf, v.a. (<t o. ) (s'jembarquer. 
 embarkation, fm bar kd' tnun , s. eoi- 
 
 barquement, m. 
 
 embarrass, em b&r'riit, T. a. emb&rrasser. 
 embarrassment, tmbdr'r&t mint, s. em- 
 
 barraa, m. (message, m. 
 
 embassy, cm' basil, s. ambassade, f. || 
 embattle, fm bdfl, v. a. ranger en bataille. 
 embed, imbed', T. a. enfouir, embotter. 
 embellish, fmbiflttn, v. a. embelilr, 
 
 orner. 
 ember, tm'bir; ~-days, 8. pL Quatre- 
 
 Tempt, m. pi. || --week. s. aemaiiie des 
 
 Quati-e-Temps. t [f. pi., braise, f. 
 
 embers, tm'bfn, s. pi. cendres cbaudes, 
 embessle, imbttfl, v. a. malverser || s'ap- 
 
 proprier. [sauon, f. 
 
 embezzlement, fmbly'lmfnt, s. inulver- 
 embltter, embitter, v. a. rendra amer U 
 
 (fig.) empoieonner !| algrlr. 
 omblason, fmbla'sH, v. a. blasonner. 
 emblem, fn'blfn, . euibleme, m, 
 
 Wf ; - fmt, titbt, lift, y eA<r, joy i \ 
 
 embleciatlc(al), fm bliittdt'lk(&lj j a. em> 
 
 biematique. [cation, f. 
 
 embodiment, tmbSd'\mfnt,t. personnifl' 
 embody, imbSd'i. T. a. iucorporer. 
 embogrne, fm bijg , T. n. I'emboucher. 
 embolden, imb6fdn,v.e* tuhardir, en- 
 
 courager. [relief, 
 
 emboss, fm bdi" , T. a. bosseler || graver en 
 embossment, fmbSSmtint, s. bosselage, 
 
 travail en bosse, m. fsetnent, f. 
 
 embrace, fmbrotf, a. etrelnte, f. |] embraa- 
 embraoe, ton bras' , v. a. envbrasserH saiair. 
 embrasure, Smbra'zhXtr, s. embrasure, f. 
 embrocation, em bro ka,' shun, s. embro- 
 cation, douche, f. fbellir. 
 embroider, (mbrM'dir, v.a. broder|j em- 
 embroiderer, fmbrofy'dir 4r, e. brodeur, 
 
 m., brodeuse, f. 
 
 embroidery, fmbrSffdtrl, s. broderte, f. 
 embroil, fm bnfyL' , v. a. embrouiller, con- 
 
 fondre. flerie, confusion, f. 
 
 embroilment, tmbrSyfmfnt, s. broull- 
 embryo, fm'brio, s. embryon, m. 
 embryo, in' brio, a. d'embryon, en germe. 
 emendation, fmfndd'ihUn, s. amende- 
 
 ment, m., correction, f. 
 emerald, fm'frdld, s. Cmeraude, t 
 emerge, fmirf, v. u. s'Clerer, sortir de, 
 
 paraltre. 
 emergrenoy, imtr'j&mi, a. emersion, f. y 
 
 accident, m. U circonstauce critique, t 
 emery, fm'tri, I. emeri. m. 
 emetic, fmifik. s. vomltlf. m. 
 emigrant, im' tyrant, B. emigrant, ID. U 
 
 emigre, m. 
 
 emlg-rate, fm'lgrat, y. n. emlgrer. ff. 
 emigration, fm i grd' tnun, s. emigration, 
 eminence, im'infm, . eminence || cfiie- 
 
 brite, f. 
 eminent, fm'fnfnt, a. eminent II lllustre || 
 
 most ~, emiaentlkslme y -ly, ad. 4ml. 
 
 nemment. 
 
 emissary, fm'lttfrt, a. fimlssalre, m. 
 emission, fmlth'tin, s. emission, f. 
 emit, fmif, v. a. pousser dehorn lancer, 
 
 Jeter |j 6 mettre, falre circuler. 
 emmet, tm'mit, t. fourml, f. 
 emollient, fmSfllfnt. a. emollient, m. 
 emollient, imSflifnt, a. emollient, 
 emolument, imifumfnt, . emolument, 
 
 avantage, in. |f. 
 
 emotion, ImSe/tun, s. emotion, aeltution, 
 emperor, fm'pirir. a. empereur, m. 
 emphasis, fm'fdilt, a. force, f. || (In a 
 
 bad sense) emphaae, f. 
 emphasise, fm'fint, y. a, appuyer BUT || 
 
 prononcer avec force. [phatlque(raent). 
 emphatic, imfaflk, a. (-ally, ad.) eua- 
 emplre, fm'pvr, e. empire, m. 
 empiric, fmpir'ik, s. emptrlque, m. || 
 
 charlatan, m. l-ly, ad. en mplrlque. 
 emplrio(al), fmpir'ik(dl), a. emplrlquo || 
 empirlolsm, Impir'itiim, s. emulrUme, 
 employ, fmplOf, y. a. employer. ID. 
 employee, fcupltffi, s. employe, m., em< 
 
 pfoyea, t 
 
 >aan, fMl t ntl. mtal; thing, Ifion 
 
 6*
 
 84 
 
 employer engagement 
 
 employer, em picker, a. mattre, patron, 
 m. j| (com.) coinmettant, m. 
 
 employ (ment), fmpldf(mfnl),t. emplol, 
 m. || charge, f. || occupation, f. || condi- 
 tion, f. || to throw out of ~, privcr 
 d'onyrage. 
 
 emporium. impiTrivm, s. entrepot, m., 
 yflle marcnande, f. 
 
 empower, tmpfrtfbr, y. a. antoriser, don- 
 ner pouvoir, commettre. 
 
 empress, tm'pr&i. e. imperatrice, f. 
 
 emptiness, tm' tines, 8. vide, m. || (fig.) 
 vanlte, f. If nullite, f. 
 
 empty, fmrtf, y. a. vlder. 
 
 empty, fm'ti, a. vide || ignorant, frivole. 
 
 empyrean, frnplnfan, g. eiopyrfo, m. 
 
 emu, fmu, e. emeu, m. 
 
 emulate, tm'ulut, y. a. rivalistr, imiter, 
 egaler. [rlvalitC, t 
 
 emulation, fm HIS shun, 8. emulation. 
 
 emulous, im'u lue, a. euiuie, ambltieux [| 
 ly, ad. avec emulation. 
 
 emulsion, imiil'hun, s. Emulsion, t, 
 
 enable, incfbl, v. a. reudre capable, mettre 
 a uieine. 
 
 euaot, in Slef. y. a. decrfiter, executer. 
 
 enactment, in Hkfmint, s. ordonuauce, t, 
 decret, m. 
 
 enamel, in&m'H, g. email, m. 
 
 enamel, in fan' n, v. a. emailler. 
 
 enamour, trndm'ir, y. a. rendre amoureux. 
 
 noagre, fnkaf , y. a. encager, enfermei'. 
 
 enoamp, fn k&mp' , v. a. A u. camper. 
 
 encampment, h k&mp'mint, g. campe- 
 ment, m. 
 
 encaustic, fnkd&fKk, s. encaustique, f. 
 
 encaustic. #A-aW<i*, a. eucaustique. 
 
 enchant, Snchdnf, v. a. euciianter, char- 
 mer, [euchantement. 
 
 enohantlngrly, tn chant 1 ing U, ad. par 
 
 enchantment, in eh&nf mint, B. enchaute- 
 meut, m. [resse, sorclSre, f. 
 
 enohantresB, fnchdntfrea, e. enchante- 
 
 enohase, fncluuf, v. a. encbasser. 
 
 encircle, finer'Sel, y. a. eurironner, en- 
 tourer, [termer || -d, cl-iuclus. 
 
 enclose, fnklot'. y. a. enciore, clore, ren- 
 
 enolosure, (n kl<7 zhOSr, g. cioture, f. y 
 enclos. m. || contenu, m. 
 
 encomiast, in ko' midst, g. paufigyrlste, m. 
 
 encomium, en to' mi um, g. pauSgyrique, 
 eloge, m. [environuer. 
 
 encompass, fnkum'pta, y. a. entourer, 
 
 taoore, atong kor', y. u. redemauder, crier 
 
 noore, dfvngkdr 1 , ad. encore. [bis (ft). 
 
 encounter, inkuwn'ttr, t. rencontre, f., 
 accident, m. (renuontrei || s'attaquer. 
 
 encounter, inkdfon'ttr, y. a. (An.) (ge) 
 
 eaoouraare, fnKur'fJ, y. a. eucourager, 
 exciter, couforter, consoler. 
 
 eaoouras;>meut, fnk&r'tfmfnt, g. en- 
 couragement, m. [ser (de) U usurper. 
 
 encroach, fnkroch,', v. n. empleter, aou- 
 
 oaoroaohment, fnkrdcb'mfnt, g. einpit- 
 temeut, m., usurpation, f. 
 
 eoonmber, fnkHm'bir, v. a. enoombrer, 
 'I empdcuer. 
 
 *, Mt, f&r, liKt; Mrt, gtt, Mrs *. fnn; ni, hit, frt*; MDj 
 
 encumbrance, in kvm' br&nt.e. encombre- 
 
 ment, m. || embarras, empechement, m. I 
 
 charge, f. jj entente, m. pi. 
 enoyolopoadla, fniiklopfdfS, n. enry- 
 
 clopfidie, f. 
 end, end, s. bout, m., fin, conclusion, f. II 
 
 but, dessein, m.- 1| bout, m. || morceau, m. |) 
 
 at an ~, flnl [| on ~, debout || to oome , 
 
 to a bad ~, finir mal || to make both 
 
 -a meet, jolndre les deux bouts (de I'an- 
 
 nee) || to stand on ~ (hair), se dresser 
 
 sur la tete. 
 
 end, fnd, v. a & n. flnlr || cesser. 
 endanger, tndan'jir, v. a. mettre en 
 
 danger. faimer |J caresser. 
 
 endear, cnder 1 . y. a. rendre cner, iaire 
 endearing:, enaer'fng, a. tendreMalmable. 
 endearment, fn der'tnent, B. tendrease, t. U 
 
 caresses, f. pi. 
 
 endeavour, tndiv'tr. s. effort, m. 
 endeavour, indiv'tr, y. a. b'elforcer, 
 
 tacher. 
 
 endemic, fndfm'lk, a. endemlque. 
 endlnr, cud' ing, t. tin, conclusion, f. 
 endive, tn'dtv, e. endive, chicoree, f. 
 endless, ina'lit, a. (-Ijr, ad.) infiui|| per* 
 
 ptuel(leinent). 
 
 endorse, en dSr', y. a. endosser. 
 endorsee, fndSr$f, s. endosse, m. 
 endorsement, fndori'mint, u. eudosse- 
 
 ment, m. 
 
 endorser, fn dfo'iir, 8. endosseur, m. 
 endow, Sndifle', y. a. doter, douer. 
 endowment, in dot/ mint, s. dotation, f. y 
 
 don, m. (tolerable. 
 
 endurable, fndu'r&bl, a. supportable, 
 endurance, in du'r&m, s. duree, patience, 
 
 souftrance, f. [porter || durer, continuer. 
 endure, in du.r' , y. a. s u. eudurer, sup- 
 endways, ihufiuaz, endwise, fnd'vra, 
 
 ad. perpeudlculairemeuL [pompe, m. 
 enema, infmd, R. lavement, in. || clyso- 
 enemy, fn'emi, s. ennemi, m. 
 eneriretlo, tnerjifik, a. (-ally, ad.) 
 
 energique(ment) || vigoureux. 
 energ-y fn'irji, g. energie, yigueur, effl- 
 
 caclti, f. [euerver. effemlner. 
 
 enervate, in'trvdt ou inirvat, y. a. 
 enfeeble, fnfi'til, v. a. affaibllr, debUiter. 
 enfilade, in ft lad', s. (mil.) enfilade, f. 
 enfilade, fnfilad', v. a. uufiler. f. 
 
 enfold,i?;i/ot(i',v.u. enveloppur||eiiibrasser. 
 enloroe, infort', v. a. & u. fortifier || con- 
 
 traindre, obllger || falre oentir y prouver, 
 
 dfimontrer. 
 enforcement, fnfOri'mfnt, e. yioleuce, 
 
 jcontralute, f. || approbation, f. 
 enfranchise, Snfr&n'ckw, v. a. affntnolilr 
 
 || natnrallser. 
 eneraere, fngaf, y. a, <t n. engager || mettro 
 
 eu gage || gagner, combattiv, so battre, 
 
 I'eiilrechoquer || ('engager || obliger, pro- 
 
 mettre. 
 en^aeement, fngUfntnt, s. engagement, 
 
 m. || obligation, f. U occupation, f. |) com- 
 bat, m. || to meet one's -s, nunpUr ma
 
 engaging entrust 
 
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 engaging:, ingSfinq, ft. (-ly, ad.) en- 
 
 gageant, d'nne manifire cngageante. 
 engender, Snjln'dtr, v. a. & n. engendrer, 
 
 produire, faire naltre. 
 engine, en'jin, s. machine, f. !| locomotive, 
 
 f. J| artifice, m., ruse, f. || --driver, s. 
 
 mScanicien, m. || ~-houae, a. dp6t de 
 
 pompes a feu, m. fiicier du gfinie. m. 
 engineer, fnji ner 1 , s. IngSnleur, m. || of- 
 engineerlng, fnjiner'ing, B. gfnie, m. 
 engrave, fngrav , v. a. graver, burlner. 
 engraver, fngrSvir, 8. graveur, m. 
 engraving-, in grooving, a. gravure, 
 
 estampe, f. 
 engross, fn pros', v. a. engraisser || s'em- 
 
 parer, accapnrer [| (jur.) grossoyer. 
 eng-ulf, fn gulf , v. a. engouffrer||engloutlr. 
 enhance, fn hdmf , v. a. encb6rir, haueser 
 
 IP prix || fttierap.ntf r || exagCrer. 
 enlg-ma, tniy'mt, B. enlgme, f. 
 enlffmatlc(al), inigmHfik(al), a. (-ly, 
 
 d.) fini<;mati<nip(mcnt). 
 enjoin, cnj'ftjn, v. a. enjolndre, ordonner, 
 
 preset-ire. 
 enjoy, inj&l/', v. a. A n. Joulr de, se rf- 
 
 jnnir || to ~ oneself, s'ainuser. 
 enjoyment, injatfmtnt, 8. jouissance, 
 
 pnRBossion, f., plaisir, m. 
 enlarge, fnldrf, v. a. & a. (Hargir j| aug- 
 
 menter || gtendre, dilator |j B'Ctendre, se 
 
 dilater, accrottre. 
 
 enlargement, fnldrj'mfnt. B. augmenta- 
 tion, f., elargusement, m. |( (m5d.) bypcr- 
 
 trophle, f. || (fig.) dilatation, f. 
 enlighten, fnKtn, v. a. eclalrer, llluml- 
 
 ner || inslniire. 
 
 enlist, in lint' , r. a. & n. enrdler, s'enroler. 
 enlistment, fnlisfmfnt,*. enrdlement, m. 
 enliven, fnKv'n, v. a. animer, gayer. 
 enmity, tn'mili, B. inimitig, liaine, (. 
 ennoble, fnno'bl, v. a. ennobllr, anoblir. 
 enormity, tnor'miti, 8. Cnormitfi, f. 
 enormous, fnSr'm-Hi, a. finorme || -ly, 
 
 ad. CnormCmPnt. 
 
 enough, (nuf , 8. quantity BUffisante, f. 
 enough, fnuf, ad. aasez, BUffinamment. 
 enquire, fnkvnr', v. n. B'enqurir || "'in- 
 former j| to ~ after, demauder des nou- 
 
 veUes de || - within 1 s'adresser ici ! || ~, 
 
 T. a. demander. 
 enquiring-, fnkimr'fnp, a. Inveatigateur || 
 
 ly, ad. par vole d'lnterrogation. 
 enquiry, inkwi'rt, t. demande, question, 
 
 f. || investigation, f. || to make en- 
 
 qulrles, B'inormer|l~-offlce, 8. bureau 
 
 des renseignements, m. 
 enrage, in raj', v. a. Irriter, exanprer. 
 enrapture, if /i rdp' tur, v. a. ravir, charmer, 
 enrloh, fnrick', r. a. enricblr. 
 enrol, fnrSf, T. a. enr61er, enreglstrer, 
 
 InBcrlre. (fendre || se cacher. 
 
 ensoonoe, tniktins', T. a. An. couvrir, d- 
 enshrlne, Imhrln' , v. a. euchasser. 
 ensign, fn'iin, B. enselgne, f_ drapeau, m. || 
 
 ions-lieutenant (d'lnfanterle), m. J| (mar.) 
 
 pavilion de poupe, m. || marque, ' signe, 
 
 m. || porte-drapeau, m. || ~-bearer, s. 
 
 porte-drapeau, m. 
 enslave, fnsldv' v. a. rendre esclave, 
 
 opprimer || dSgraaer. 
 enslavement, Snsldv'mfnt, s. asservisse- 
 
 ment, esdavage, m. 
 
 ensnare, ensnor' , v. a. prendre au piJgc II 
 
 86dulreJ| surprendre || embarrosser. 
 ensne, tnrff , v. n. s'ensuivre. 
 ensuing:, in iff ing, a. prochaln, suivant. 
 ensure, fnsli-ur' , v. a. vide insure. Int. 
 entablature, in t&b'l&tur, B. entablement, 
 entail, entdl' , 8. substitution, f. || (fig.) 
 
 transmission, f. II bien substitute, m. 
 entangle, in tang' gl, v. a. embroutller, 
 
 embarrasser. 
 enter, en'ter, v. a. & a. entrer dans || ad- 
 
 mettre, Inscrlre, enregistrer || Inltler, inlro- 
 
 dulre I) s'engager, entreprenare II pCne'trer || 
 
 to ~ oollegre, entrer au college. 
 
 enterprise, in'tcrpriz, B. entreprise, f. 
 enterprising-, en terpn'tiny, a. (-ly, ad 
 
 entrtprcnnnt || avec un esprit d'eiitreprisc. 
 entertain, inttrian', v. a. entretejiir, 
 
 trailer, rfigaler, amuscr || concevoir || rece- 
 
 voir. 
 entertainer, fntirtdn'ir, s. amphytrlon, 
 
 hdte, m. || agrable compagnon, m. 
 entertainment, tnter tan' mint, s. entre- 
 
 tlen, m. , con versatlon, f . || rgfial, in. || accueil, 
 
 m., reception, f. fjettlr. 
 
 enthral, in thratol' , v. a. asservir || assu- 
 enthrone, cnthron', v. a. placer, mcttre 
 
 BUT le trone || introniser. 
 enthusiasm, tnt/iu'iidzm, 8. enlhou- 
 
 siasme. m., exaltation, f. I m. 
 
 enthusiast, inthu'zidst, 8. enthouslaste, 
 enthusiastic, (n thuzfitflik, a. fanatique, 
 
 exaltfi || -ally, ad. en enthousiaste. 
 entice, in' tit, v. a. atttrer, leurrer, exciter, 
 
 sfdulre. 
 
 enticement, tnKafmfnt, t. incltation, in- 
 stigation, tentation, seduction, f. || ap- 
 
 pas, m. pi. 
 entire, intir', a. entier, complct || slncSre (| 
 
 -ly, ad. entierement. 
 entlreness, intir'nti, entirety, fn- 
 
 Kr'tl, B. integrity, perfection, loyauUS, f. 
 entitle, inti'tl, v. a. intituler || donner un 
 
 draft. 
 
 entity, tn'titi, i. entitg, f., etre, m. 
 entomb, fn torn', v. a. enterrer. Jf. 
 
 entomology, in tomol'dji, s. entomologie, 
 entrails, tn'trdlz, B. pi. entrailles, f. pi. 
 entrance, in'tr&nt, 8. entree, avenue, f., 
 
 passage, m. II commencement m. || car- 
 riage-", s. porte-cochere, f. || ~-hall, s. 
 
 vestibule, m. ;| ~-money, 8. cntr6c. f., 
 
 prlx d'entrSe, m. 
 
 entrance, in trdne', v. a. ravlr, extasler. 
 entrap, in trap', v. a. prendre au plge, 
 
 attraper. [stamment. 
 
 entreat, fntrif, v. a. supplier, prier in- 
 entreaty, in tret' \, 8. requete, priere, sup- 1 
 
 plication, f. 
 entrust, intriaf, v. a. confier. 
 
 bf, ~fS9t, tvb>>, tUb. || choir, joy ; gnmt, yt; tovl, teal; thing, fare.
 
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 entry escort 
 
 entry, Xn'tri, 8. entree, f., passage, m. || 
 
 cnregistrement, m. || doable ~, 8. partie 
 
 double, f. (tiller. 
 
 entwine, fn tvnn' , T. a. entrelacer, entor- 
 
 enumeratlon, tniimSra! shun, a. enume- 
 
 ration, f.. 'denombrement, m. 
 enunciation, Snvnsla'shun, s. finoncin- 
 tion, declaration, f. fvrir. 
 
 envelop, fnvit'op, r. a. envelopper, con- 
 envelope, fn'vftop, B. enveloppie, couver- 
 ture, f. faigrir. 
 
 envenom, fnvfn'Sm, v. a. envenimer || 
 
 enviable, fn'vidbl, a. digne d'cnvle. 
 
 envions, en'vlus, a. envieux, jaloux |j 
 ly, ad. par envie. 
 
 environs, fn vVronz, s. pi. environs, m. pi. 
 
 envoy, fn'vfff, a. envoye, depute, m. 
 
 envy, ft'ri, . envie, Jalousie, f. 
 
 envy, fn'vi, v. a. envier. 
 
 epaulet, fp'nTnift., 9. Epaulette, t. 
 
 eperyne, (pern' , 8. siirlnnt, plntoan, m. 
 
 ephemeral, fffm'frSl, a. Pphf.mftrr. 
 
 eplo, fp'ik, a. Ppiqu, hfroYqiip. [m. 
 
 apinnre, ep'\ kur, g. epicnrien, gourmand, 
 
 epidemlo, tptdfm'ik, B. epidemic, f. 
 
 epidemic, ipidim'ik, a. upidemiquc. 
 
 epigrram, fp'igrdm. s. Cpigrainme, f. 
 
 epllepay, ep'ilcpsi, g. cpilepsie, f. 
 
 epileptic, cpvlcn'tik, a. epileptique. 
 
 Epiphany, fpifdnt, B. fipiphanie, t. 
 
 Episcopacy, (pis' ko pa si, s. episcopal, m. 
 
 episcopal, ipvfkip&l, a. episcopal. 
 
 episode, ep'isod, B. Cpisode, m. 
 
 epistle, ipWl, *. fipttre, lettre, t. 
 
 epistolary, t pis' to lir i, a. fpistolaire. 
 
 epitaph, tp'itaf, 8. 6pits\phe, f. 
 
 epitome, tplfomi, e. fipitome, abrf"C, m. 
 
 epitomise, fpifdmiz, v. a. faire un abruga. 
 
 epoch, ep' 6k, B. fpoque, t. 
 
 equal, fkiedl, 8. egal, compagnon, m. 
 
 equal, fkwal, v. a. Sgaler, etm egal (a). 
 
 equal, fkwdl, a. (-ly, ad.) eral(ement) || 
 tiniforme || semblable, impartial. qui- 
 table|| ~ to the situation, : la hauteur 
 de la situation. ftion, f. 
 
 equalisation, ikwaltza'ihun, s. egalisa- 
 
 equalise, fk waltz, v. a. ggaliser, rendre 
 egal. (uniformitg, f. 
 
 equality, SkicSl'itfou e kwSl'iti.s. egalit*', 
 
 equanimity, fkivdnim'iti. 8. Cgalitfi 
 d'lme, tranquillitC d'esprit, f. 
 
 equation, iktva'sh-un. s. equation, t. 
 
 equator, ekwa'ter, g. (jquatcnr, m. 
 
 equatorial, kwa tffri at, a. de I'gquateur. 
 
 equerry, fkwfrri, s. ccuyer, m. 
 
 equestrian, tkwis'trian, a. fquestre, a 
 cheval || ~ performer, s. voltigeur a 
 cbeval, m. 
 
 equidistant, ekwidlt'tant, a. equidistant. 
 
 equilibrium, ekwllib'Tium, B. equilibrc, 
 
 equine, fkwin, a. de cheval. I m. 
 
 equinoctial, ckwiniik' shdl, a. Jqulnoilal. 
 
 equinox, fkwinoki, s. Cquinoxe, m. 
 
 equip, fku-iji', v. a. equlper. 
 
 eqnlpare, ek'wlpdj, B. fiquipement, Equi- 
 page, m. || suite (de valets etc.), f., train, 
 
 equipment, fkwtp'mfnt, s. equiponiont, 
 arniement, m. IpoiUs, n> 
 
 equipoise, fkwtpifOx, 9. Jqulllbre, contre- 
 
 equltable, Wivittibl, a. equitable, raison- 
 nable. 
 
 equitably. fk'vntdbK, ad. Squitnblemcnt. 
 
 equity, Hcwiti.t. 6quit6, impartiality, f. 
 
 equivalence, ikwiir&lins, 8. egalitg dc 
 v.ilcur, f., equivalent, m. 
 
 equivalent, gkwiv'dllnt, g. equivalent, m. 
 
 equivalent, tkwiv'alent, a. equivalent. 
 ?gal en valeur. 
 
 equivocal, tkwiv'okal, a. (-ly, ad.) Equi- 
 voque || ambigu(inent). 
 
 equivocate, iSkwiv'okat.v. n. Cquivoquer. 
 
 equivocation, fkwiv oka' shun, g. equi- 
 
 era, fra, s. ere, 6poque, f. lyoque, t. 
 
 eradicate, irad'ikat, v. ft. d(-raciner|| ez- 
 tirper, arracher. [extirpation, f. 
 
 eradication, ir&dikSfhiin, s. eradication, 
 
 erase, tiros? . v. a. raser, raturer. 
 
 eraser, H rafter, g. grattoir, m. 
 
 erasure, tra'zhSUr, B. rature, f. 
 
 ere, or, ad. & pr. auparavant, avant quo, 
 plutot quc |j avant. |fondcr. 
 
 erect, Irdfer, v. a. finger, Clever || elablir, 
 
 erect, erikl' , a. droit || lev6, hnut. 
 
 erection, ergk'thiin, . elevation, struc- 
 ture, i. || etablissement, m. 
 
 ermine, fr'min, s. hermine, f. || -d, fourrG 
 
 erotic, (rol'ik, a. frotiquc. Id'berminc. 
 
 err, er, v. n. errer, s'egarer, Re tromper. 
 
 errand, gr'rand, s. message, in., commls- 
 aion, f. || ~-boy, s. commissionaire, in. || 
 ~-grlrl, s. coursifire, f. 
 
 errant, ir'r&nt, errlngr, er'ring, a. errant, 
 vagabond || knlg-ht-~, 8. chevalerie er- 
 rante, f. 
 
 errantry, ir'r&nt ri, s. vie errante, f. 
 
 errata, errata, B. pi. errata, m. pi., 
 fauts d'impression, f. pi. 
 
 erratic, frrdt'ik, a. errant, vagabond || 
 variable || (md., astr. & gfiol.) erratiqtic. 
 
 erroneous, Orrffnius, a. errono, errant || 
 ly, ad. par erreur, faussement. 
 
 error, ir'rer, B. erreur, faute, f. I! -B e ac- 
 cepted, sauf erreur (ou omission). 
 
 eructation, crukta'thun, s. (mod.) eruc- 
 tation, f. J| (fam.) rot, m. 
 
 erudite, tr'udit, a. frudit, instrnit. 
 
 erudition, r'r u dih' un , s. tnuiition, 
 science, f., savoir, m. [ruption, f. 
 
 eruption, trup'shun^ s. 6ruption, f. || ir- 
 
 erysipelas, eri sip' elds, s. firysipJle, m. 
 
 escape, eskdp', 8. (of g-as) fijite, eva- 
 sion, f. || (of steam) echappemeat, m. || 
 appareil de sauvetage, m. || to make 
 one's ~, se sauver, s'fichapper || to have 
 a narrow ~, 1'echapper belle. 
 
 escape, iskdp', v. a. & n. (cbapper, 
 fiviter || s'ccliapper, s'Svader. |m. 
 
 escapement, a kap'ment, s. echappement, 
 
 eschalot, tachdlof,*. (bot.) vide shallot. 
 
 escheat, escfief, g. dislicrunce, auUiine, f. 
 
 eschew, cAo', v. n. eviter. [tier, m. 
 
 escort, (e'kort, s. escorte, suite, f. || cava- 
 
 escort, is kort , T. a. escorter. 
 
 Jolt, Mt, f&r, Mtt; hirt, git, Mr; mine, inn; no, hit, prove;.
 
 esculent exaltation 
 
 87 
 
 esculent, Whit lint, a, raangeable. 
 escutcheon, fskuck'vn, e. ecnsson, m. 
 specially, it pish.' alii, ad. Bpcialement. 
 espousals, iavS'OftSlt, s. pi. noces, f. pi. 
 espouse, ttpo&z', v. a. f pouser l| marier. 
 espy, ItpP, T. a. Spier || dficoavrlr. 
 esquire, it kwir' , a. gcuyer, chfttelain, m. || 
 
 (on letters) Monsieur, m. 
 essay, is'id, s. essai, m. 
 essay, it iff, v. a. essayer, tenter, f prouver. 
 essayist, bfiaitst, s. auteur d'essai s, m. 
 essence, it'stm, s. essence, f. || parfum, m. 
 essential, it tin' thai, s. eseentiel, m. 
 essential, ittfn'shdl, a. (-ly, ad.) essen- 
 
 tiel dement). 
 establish, itt&VKth, v. a. etablir, fonder, 
 
 instltuer || affermlr, ratifier. 
 establishment, it t&b'Kth mint, s. etnblis- 
 
 sement, m., fondation, f. || approbation, 
 
 f. || base, f. 
 estate, istdf , s. Plat, m., condition, f. l| 
 
 fortune, f. || propriCtt, terre, f. II ~-agent, 
 
 s. agent d'affaires, m. II entailed -, s. 
 
 propriP.tfS substitute, f. || personal ~, 8. 
 
 blens-meubles, m. pi. || real ~, B. biena- 
 
 immeubles, m. pi. 
 
 esteem, it tern', B. estime, f., respect, m. 
 esteem, fnttm'. v. a. estlmer. 
 estimate, iStimat, estimation, fsti- 
 
 ma'ehun, 8. estimation, f. || evaluation, f., 
 
 calcul, m. J| jngement, m. (calculcr. 
 
 estimate, ts'limdt, v. a. PS timer, f vainer, 
 estrange, ettranj',i. a. Cloigner, alifner [| 
 
 IndtepoEcr. [ment, m. 
 
 estrangement, ittrdnfmfnt, s. eioijnie- 
 estuary, itftu&ri, 8. embouchure (d'un 
 
 lac etc. ), f. || estuaire, m. 
 etch, icn, v. a. giaver a 1'ean forte, 
 etching:, icfi'ing, g. grarure & 1'eau forte, f. 
 eternal, ettr'ndl, a. (-ly, ad.) ternel 
 
 (lement). 
 
 eternity, ittr'nH , s. gternitg, f. 
 ether, ft Mr, . ether, m. 
 ethereal, tth?rial, a, ftlifrfi || celeste. 
 ethical, ith'ittl, a. moral || -ly, ad. scion 
 
 la morale. 
 
 ethics, fth'ikt, 8. pi. ethique, f. 
 etymological, ttimdldfikdl,*. etymo- 
 
 logiqoe. 
 
 etymologry, ftfmSFSJf, s. Ctymologie, t 
 enoharlst, u'kdritt, s. eucharistle, I. 
 enlogrlse, u'lonz, v. a. louer. 
 enlogrlstlo, ulSjis'tik, a. louangeiir. 
 eulogry, u'ldjl, 8. Cloge, m. 
 eunuch, u'nuk, s. eunuque, m. 
 euphony, u'foni, s. euphonle, f. 
 evacuate, tvdk'tat, v. a. fivacuer. ft. 
 evacuation, tv&kuff th-un, 8. evacuation, 
 evade, ivdd', v. a. & n. Cchappcr || user 
 
 de subterfuge. fsant 
 
 evanescent, ev&nfiftnt, a. s'Svanouis- 
 evang;ellcal, evinjU'fkSl, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 evang61ique(ment). 
 evaporate, ivap'orSt, v. a. & n. faire 
 
 fivnporer || s'Svaporer. (tlon, f. 
 
 evaporation, ivdporythun, 8. Svapora- 
 evaslon, fvH'thun, 8. subterfuge, m. 
 
 evasive, ivffsiv, a. Gvasif || ly, ad. 6va- 
 eve, en, 8. veille, f. || soir, m. tstvement. 
 even, evn, v. a. aplanir, rendre 6gal. 
 even, ?vn, a. (-ly, ad.) uni, aplani l| 
 
 6gal(etnent) || semblable l| pair || impartial 
 
 (ement) || ~-handed, a. impartial. 
 even, f"vn, ad. merae, de meme, anssi 
 
 bien || .- now, tout a 1'heure || ~ BO, de 
 
 memo, tout comme || ~ that, en cas || 
 
 ~ thougrh, bien que. 
 
 even(lngr), fvn(lng),8. soir, m., soiree, f. 
 evenness, 7tmn&, s. galite, f. || impar- 
 tiality f. i| s6rgnit6, f. 
 evensong:, e'vn song, 8. chant du soir, m, 
 event, cKf/if,!?. 6vSnement.ni.il incident, m. 
 eventful, tvfnffHil, a, pleln d'Cve'nement.s. 
 eventide, fvn Kd, s. declin du jour, m. 
 eventual, ivSn'tuil, a. (-ly, ad.) ven- * 
 
 tuel(lement). fa jamais. 
 
 ver, fii'fr, ad. toujours, jamals || for ~, 
 evergreen, iv'irgren, s. joubarbe, f. 
 evergreen, itftrgren, a. toujonrs vert. 
 everlasting, Sv trl&sfing, a. eternel, im- 
 
 mortel. Jnellement. 
 
 evermore, fyirmor', ad. toujours, fiter- 
 every, (v'br\, a, chaque, chacun, tout 
 everybody, Zv'eribodi, everyone, iv' 
 
 rtumn,pn.tont le monde, chacun. 
 everywhere, ftfirihwar, ad. partout 
 evlot, ivlkf, T. a. fivincer. 
 eviction, erik'sh.vn, 8. eviction, f. 
 evidence, cv'idfns, s. evidence, preuvc, 
 
 f. |l df'positon, f., tSmoignage, m. |) tC- 
 
 mom, m. || circumstantial ~, 8. (Jur. ) 
 
 inductions, f. pi. || to turn Queen's ~, 
 
 rfveier ses complices. 
 
 evidence, iv'l dins, v. a. pronver, montrer. 
 evident, iv'l dint, a. evident, manlfeatc, 
 
 clair || -ly, ad. evldemment. 
 evil, fvii, s. mal, m., mechancete, f., 
 
 malheur, m. || maladie, f. || ~-doer, a. 
 
 malfaiteur, m. || ~-speaklng, a. mddl- 
 
 sance. f. 
 evil, ?vU, a. (-ly, ad.) mScbant || manvais || 
 
 mal || ~-mlnded, a. mal-intentionn6. 
 evince, ivlni', v. a. montrer, prouver, d- 
 
 montrer. 
 
 evocation, ivSkffthun, s. evocation, f. 
 evoke, ivok', v. a. Svoquer, faire ap- 
 
 parattre. ff. || dfiveloppement, m. 
 
 evolution, VvSlffthun, s. (mil. ) evolution, 
 evolve, ivilv", v. a. & n. developper || 
 
 8'etendre. ffemelle, m. 
 
 ewe, u, a. brebia, f. |f ~-lamb, a. agnean 
 ewer, u'fr, s. aiguiire, f. (qucr. 
 
 exact, tgz (ikf , v. a. <t n. exiger || ex tor- 
 exact, igt&kf , a. (-ly, ad.) exact(ement) || 
 
 ponctuel, prCcls j| solgneux. [sion, f. 
 
 exaction, f.gz &k ihUn, s. exaction, extor- 
 exactltnde, tgzdk'titud, exactness, 
 
 igz&kfnit, 8. exactitude, ponctuallte, f. 
 exaggerate, igi&j'trat, v. a. exagfirer, 
 
 amplifier. ftion, f. 
 
 exaggeration, igx Sj tra'thSn, a. exagCra- 
 exalt, igz atolt! , v. a. filever || exalter II 
 
 vanter. [Clfivation, f. 
 
 exaltation, IgiSltffthun, 8. exaltation, 
 
 ; fS6t, Itibt, tH6. \\ chair, Joy ; game, yet; toul, teal; thing, fflere.
 
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 examination exhibition 
 
 examination, ggat Smfna'shun, s. e.xamen. 
 m. || Interrogatoire, m. || verification, f. || 
 Inspection, (. || competitive ~, 8. con- 
 cours, m. || post-mortem ~, s. autop- 
 dic, f. 
 
 examine, igzdm'in, v. a. examiner, inter- 
 roger, discuter avec soin || peser inure- 
 ment. 
 
 examiner, fgx Sm'fner, 8. exnminateur, m, 
 
 example, tgzSm'pl, B. ezemple, module, 
 ' m. || for ~, par exemple. 
 
 exasperate, tgz but per it, v. a. exaspCrer, 
 Irrilcr, provoquer. 
 
 exasperation, fgtispira'fhun, t. exas- 
 peration, Irritation, f. 
 
 excavate, tkifka vat, v. a. excaver, crenser. 
 
 excavation, fka ka vffihun, e. excavation, 
 1. || fouillp, f. |j deblai, m. 
 
 exceed, fkied , v. a. * n. excfider, <\f- 
 passer, outrepasser || exceller. 
 
 exceeding, Miffing, a. excfidant, ex- 
 cesaif || -ly, ad. excess! vement, extreme- 
 Tncnt. fpaeser. 
 
 excel, fkttf, r. a. &, n. exceller, sur- 
 
 exoellenoe. f'k'tfllfm, 8. excellence, pr6- 
 Smlnence, f. II superiority t. [Excellence. 
 
 Excellency, tk'ttlltni'i, 8.; His ~, Sou 
 
 excellent, fk'iflltnt. a. excellent || Emi- 
 nent || -ly, ad. pxcellemment. 
 
 except, tkitpf, v. a. & n. excepter. ex- 
 clure || rfouser. |mis bora. 
 
 excepting-, fkefp'ting, pr. excepte, bor- 
 
 exceptlon, tkefp'ihun, 8. exception, ex- 
 clusion, f. || repugnance, f. || frith tbe ~ 
 of, & rexception de || to take ~ at, to, 
 86 formaliser, s'offenser de. 
 
 exceptionable, e/cifp'etiundbl, a. rfcu- 
 eahlc, reprocbable. 
 
 exceptional, ikttp' thun&l, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 exceptionnel(lement). 
 
 excess, Ik**?, t. excSs, m., extremitC, f. 
 
 excessive, (kits' tiv, a. excessif, dme- 
 surt i| -ly, ad. excessivement. 
 
 exchange, fkscfianj', B. ^change, contre- 
 6change, m. || bourse, f. II In ~, en ^change M 
 bill of ~, 8. lettre de cbaoge, f. || rate or 
 ~, 8. laux du change, m. || ^-office, s. 
 bureau de change, m. 
 
 exchange, tkicndnf, T. a. fichanger, 
 changer, faire un 6cnangei fgenole. 
 
 exchangreable, IktchdnfSbl, a. 6chan- 
 
 excheaner, fksctifk'er. 8. fichiquier, trfsor 
 royal, m. || ~-blll, 8. Don du trgsor. m. || 
 Chancellor of the ~. s. chancelier de 
 l'chiquier, m. [droll de regie, m. 
 
 excise, fksiz' , B. acclse, f. || ~-dnty, 8. 
 
 exciseman, fktlz'mdn, e. collectenr de 
 1'accise, m. [tible. 
 
 excitable, tkt?t&bl, a. excitable, suscep- 
 
 exolte. Sknf, T. a. exciter, encourager || 
 stimnier. 
 
 excitement, fksifmlnt, a. excitation, t., 
 encouragement, m. || motif, m. 
 
 exclaim, tkikldm', v. a. crier, s'ecrier. 
 
 exclamation, fks klS mffthun, 8. excla- 
 xnation, clameur, f. 
 
 exclude, fki Mod' . Y. a. exclure, exceptfr. 
 exclusion, fki klothiin, 8. exclusion, ex- 
 
 ception, f. 
 
 [ad. exclusivement. 
 
 exclusive, fksklo'ifv, a. exclusif || -ly, 
 excommunicate, tkik6mmunikat,v, a. 
 
 excommunier. 
 excommunication , tk kom mH nf to' - 
 
 shun, a. excommunication, (. [f. 
 
 excoriation, fki korin'ihtn, 8. Pcorchnre, 
 excrement, ikifkrimfnt, B. excrement, m. 
 excrescence, tki krtt'tni, B. excroisance, 
 
 f. || (fig. ) exrfs, m. ftton, f. 
 
 excretion, Iki krfhun, 8. (md.) excrS- 
 exornolate, (kikrfftMat, v. a. tourmen- 
 
 ter, torturer, fad.) atroce II affrctisement 
 excrnolatlnr, fkikroihid'ting, a. ( ly, 
 exculpate, iks kill' pat, v. a. dlsculper, x- 
 
 cuser. ftion, f. 
 
 exculpation, fkikiitpn'thun,n. dUculpn- 
 exoulpatory, fki kiil'pa trrf.n. justiflral if. 
 excursion, fka kir'thun, 8. excursion, di- 
 gression, L || ~-tlcket, 8. billet de train 
 
 de plaisir, m. 
 excursionist, fki kir'thun Kit, t. tourist*, 
 
 excursloniste, m. 
 
 excusable, fksku'zSbl, a. excusable. 
 excuse, fki kits', B. excuse, f. 
 excuse, ikskuz", v. a. excuser, disculper, 
 
 dispenser. [testable. 
 
 execrable, Iki'lkr&bl, a. execrable, de- 
 execrate, fkt'fkrat, r. a. exfcrer, abhorrer. 
 execration, cksekro,' shun, 8. execration, 
 
 malediction. [tuer, accomplir. 
 
 execute, ks'Xkut,_\. a. executer || effec- 
 execntlon, (kttku'thun, B. execution, f. || 
 
 (mil.) etfet du feu, m. [m. 
 
 executioner, iki eku'nhun tr, 8. bourreau, 
 executive, fgztk'v.tvv, B. pouvoir exe- 
 
 cutif, m. 
 
 executive, fgzfk'uttv, a. exCcutif. 
 executor, fgifk'uter, B. (]ur.) execnteur 
 
 testamentaire, m. 
 
 exemplary, fgz'tmptirt. a. exemplaire. 
 exempt, tgz fmpf , v. a. exempter. 
 exempt, tgztmpf, a. exempt, 
 exemption, tgzfm'thUn, e. exemption, f. 
 exercise, fki er tiz, B. cxerclce (du corps), 
 
 m. || thme, m. || evolutions militalres, f. pi. 
 exercise, iks'erilz, v. a. & n. exercer l| 
 
 pratiquer || s'exercer || (mil. ) faire 1'exercice. 
 exert, to* erf, v. a. employer || exercer || 
 
 to ~ oneself, faire des efforts, 
 exertion, egzer'thun, B. effort, m. 
 exfoliate, fkifS'Kat, T. n. s'exfolier, se 
 
 peler. [evaporation, f. 
 
 exhalation, fgz ha la' shun, B. exhalaison, 
 exhale, igzhtif, v. a. & n. exhaler, e'er- 
 
 haler. 
 
 exhaust, tgz hcTOisf ,T. a. epniser, dlmlnuer. 
 exhaustion, tgzhcfUnfyun, a. epuise- 
 
 ment, m. [intarissable. 
 
 exhanatless, tgz /iftiist'lfs.n. Inepuisablr, 
 exhibit, igzhib'it, \. a. exhlber, montrer, 
 
 produlre. 
 exhibition, fkff-lbtih'un, B. exhibition, 
 
 exposition, f. || bourse, pension, f. 
 
 lott, Adi/, far, IdTsb ; Mrt, git, hir ; nine, Inn; no, hSt, provt;
 
 exhibitioner expositor 
 
 89 
 
 exhibitioner, fkihlbish'vntr, s. bour- 
 sier, m. 
 
 exhibitor, fg*hfb'1ttr, s. expo.'ant, m. 
 
 exhilarate, fg*Ml'&rdt, y. a. f payer, r6- 
 jouir, divertir. fsance, gaiete, f. 
 
 exhilaration, la* htt&ra shun, s. rfjouis- 
 
 exhort, igz ItSrr, y. a. exhorter, exciter. 
 
 exhortation, tyi hirtffihun, B. exhorta- 
 tion, f. 
 
 exhume, tk> hum', y. a. dfiterrer, exhumer. 
 
 exlg-ency, ikt'ijfnii, g. exigence, f., bc- 
 poin, m. 
 
 exig-ent, fki'ijfnt. a. exlppant. 
 
 exile, ig'nl, B. exfl, m. || exile 1 , m. 
 
 exile, tp'z'i, y. a. exller, bannlr. 
 
 exist, '(77 uf, T. n. exister, etre || -Ingr, a. 
 actuel. 
 
 existence, XgtWtXnt, t. existence, i, 
 
 Axliitent, igziSttnt, a. existant. 
 
 exit, rti'ft, . sortie, f., depart, m. 
 
 Exodus, aet'odut, s. sortie, f. |l exode, in. || 
 Rxode, m. Idebarrnssrr. 
 
 exonerate, igzSn'tr&t, T. a. decharjjer, 
 
 exoneration, fg* in tr a'thun, *. d^cliar^e, 
 Justification, f. [f., excSs, in. 
 
 exorbltanoe, fg t XT' M tint, . Cnormlte. 
 
 exorbitant, igz Habitant, a. (-iy, ad.) 
 exorbitant, Cnonne. 
 
 exorcise, tkifSrnz, r. a. exorciger. 
 
 exorcism, ttcs'tirtizm, t. exorcisrae, m. 
 
 exordlnm, egidr'dium, B. exoixle, prfiam- 
 bule, m. 
 
 exotic, fat ff\k, g. plante exotiqne, f. 
 
 exotlo, fgx/>?\k, a. exotique, Ctranger. 
 
 expand, fkipinf, r. a. 6tndre. 
 
 expanse, ikip&nr, t. expansion, dimen- 
 sion, f. fepanouissement, m. 
 
 expansion, iJet pin' ih'On, R. expansion, f. || 
 
 expanslTe, fktpdn'tiv, a. (-ly, ad.) ex- 
 pansif. [pnrtie. 
 
 ex parte, Ikif pAr'tg. a. (Jur.) d'une seule 
 
 expatiate, iktpa'ufiiat, T. n. B'fitendre sur. 
 
 expatriation, ikajiatrla'shun, s. ex- 
 patriation, f. 
 
 expect, fktpfkf. T. a. attendre, espSrer. 
 
 expectancy, ikiplk'tdnti, t. attente, 
 oupCranco, f. 
 
 expectant, tks pfk' tint, t. aspirant, m. 
 
 expectant, fktpfkf tint, a. (-ly,-ad.) ex- 
 pectant || en attcnte. 
 
 expectation, ikt pfk ta' ttiHn, n. attente. 
 esp<Srance, f. || -s, pi. prCtentions, f. pi. || 
 to be In momentary ~ of, attendre 
 d'lin moment ft 1'autre l| to fall short 
 of, to fnlfll, one's -m, frustrer, rempllr 
 ses espiranoes. ftorer, cracner. 
 
 expectorate, Iktpfk' 16 r&t , T. a. expec- 
 
 expectoration, eks ptk to rd' shun, s. ex- 
 pectoration, f. 
 
 expediency, fkspPdifntl, s. expedient, 
 m. || convenance, propri^tfi, f. 
 
 expedient, iktpgdiint, a. expedient, 
 convenable || avantageux || -ly, ad. ft 
 propos. (liter, accelfirer. 
 
 expedite, f.ks'vldit y. a. expeclier, fad- 
 expedition, tksptaith'vn, s. expedition, 
 f. || diligence, hate, t 
 
 expeditions, SktplSditWilt, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 expdltif || prompt(ement) || aisS. 
 
 expel, ekf pil'j y. a. expulser, rejeter. 
 
 expend, eicipincf, y. a. dgpenser, d6- 
 bourser. [consommation, f. 
 
 expenditure, Ska pfn' di tur, s. d6pense, f. || 
 
 expense, iktpifnf ' , s. depense, f., frals, 
 m. pi. I) free of ~, sans frais |i franco. 
 
 expensive, fktpfn'tiv, a. prodlgue || dis- 
 pendleux || liberal || -ly, ad. d'une mani?re 
 dlspendleusc, ft grands frals. 
 
 experience, ikipffrtfm, s. experience, 
 pratique, f., usage, m., coutume, habi- 
 rade, f. (I to speak from ~, parler par 
 experience. 
 
 experience, fkapfrtfnt, y. a. expri- 
 menter, essayer || gprouyer. 
 
 experiment. Oca per' % mint, 8. expfiriencr, 
 f., essai, m. [menter. 
 
 experiment, ikapXr'tmfnt, T. a. exp^ri- 
 
 experlmental, fktptrimtn'iil, a. exp6rl- 
 mental || ly, ad. par experience. 
 
 experimentalist, ik pfr { min' t&l tot, R. 
 experimentateur, m. 
 
 expert, tktptrf, s. expert, m. 
 
 expert, Xk ptrf , a. (-ly, ad.) expert II ha- 
 bile(ment) If adroit fadresse, f. 
 
 expertness, fktptrfnti, t. habilete, 
 
 expiate, ike'jnat, v. a. expier, reparer 
 une faute. fparatlon, f. 
 
 expiation, fJct p' n'.'fiun, s. expiation, re- 
 expiatory, ek*j>ia'tfr\, a. expiatoire. 
 
 expiration, cktpir&'thiin, s. expiration, 
 evaporation, f. || dernier souplr, m. || respi- 
 ration, f. 
 
 expire, tktpir'. y. a. A n. rcspirer, ex- 
 baler || expfrer (| mourir. 
 
 explain, tktpl&n', T. a. expliquer, flclalr- 
 cfr, commenter. ftlon, f. 
 
 explanation, fktpl&na'thun, g. expllcn- 
 
 explanatory, <**pWn'dt*'i / a.explicatif|| 
 en explication (del. 
 
 expletive, gke'pletlv, s. (gr.) expietlf, m. 
 
 explicit, OcsplUU, a. (-ly, ad.) explicit* 
 (ment) || clalr. 
 
 explode, iktplStf, y. a. A n. censurcr, 
 condamner || lalre explosion. 
 
 exploit, ikfplMt', s. exploit, m. 
 
 exploration. SkuplorSfthun, s. explora- 
 tion, recherche, f., examen, m. 
 
 explore, gkipior 1 , y. a. explorer, recher- 
 cber, examiner, sender. 
 
 explorer, iksplffrtr s. explorateur, m. 
 
 explosion, tksplff thun, g. explosion, f. 
 
 explosive, tksplfftiv. a. explosible I ex- 
 plosif. 
 
 exponent, fknpo'rtfnt, s. exposant, m. || 
 intprprete, m. |l reprgsentant, m. 
 
 export, iktpSrt", v. a. exporter || duty, 
 s. droit de sortie, m. || --trade, s. com- 
 merce d'exportation, m. ftatlon, t. 
 
 exportation), gkjpdrt(ffth&n).t. expor- 
 
 exporter, ikaj>dr'ter, s. exportateur, m. 
 
 expose, fks poaf, y. a. exposer || decouyrir |) 
 compromettre. [explication, f. 
 
 exposition, Ikapniith'un, s. exposition, 
 
 expositor, tktp6x'ltir,s. Interprtte, m 
 
 i (Hit, liiti, tub. || chair, Joy; gauu, v>; uml, xenl; thing, tktrt.
 
 expostulate eyrie 
 
 expostulate, tttptii'tuldt, v. a. dlsputer, 
 contester. 
 
 expostulation, tkipfatu Iff shun, e. dfi- 
 bat, m., dispute, 1 || plalnte, f. 
 
 exposure, Skipffzhd6r, s. exposition, t || 
 situation, f . || eclat, ecandale, m. 
 
 expound, tkipvfcnd' , y. a. cxposer, Inter- 
 prfiter. 
 
 expounder, fkspf&n'&lr, t. interprdte, m. 
 
 express, tktpriif, B. exprSs, in., <16- 
 peche, f. fltrain express, m. fsenter. 
 
 express, ikspria', v. a. exprimer f| reprP- 
 
 express, tktpr&f, a. exprts, precis || seru- 
 blable || -ly, ad. expressfiraent, 
 
 expressible, ikspres'tibl, a. exprimable. 
 
 expression, tkipresh'un,*. expression, f. 
 
 expressive, fkspres'siv, a. expressif || 
 -IT, ad. d'une maniSre expressive. 
 
 expropriate, tksprffpriat, v. a. expro- 
 prier. 
 
 expulsion, fkiput'thun, B. expulsion, f. 
 
 expunge, gkspunf, y. a. effacer, anCantir. 
 
 expnr grate, gktptr'gat, y.a. Cpurer, purger. 
 
 exquisite, ikrkvrlxU, s. bomme tire ft 
 quatre Ppingles. m. 
 
 exquisite, fks kwitU, a. exrjuls, excel- 
 lent, Slegant || IT, ad- d'une manifire 
 eiqulse. 
 
 xqulslteness, ikSkwifilnfy, e. excel- 
 lence, dfilicatesse, 1., gout exquis, m. || 
 violence, f. [expose 1 . 
 
 extant, Huftant, a. s'eievant j| existant || 
 
 extemporary, fkatcm'portri, s. impro- 
 vise, fvistc. 
 
 extempore, ikitfm'pori, ad. a I'impro- 
 
 extemporlse, tkttim'poriz, y. a. impro- 
 vise r. 
 
 extend, itftfnd'. y. a. & n. Stendre, 
 largir || communlquer || s'Cleudre. 
 
 extension, Iks tin' shun, s. extension, f., 
 allongement, m. 
 
 extensive, tks tfn'siv, a. (-IT, ad-) vaste, 
 spacieux, large || aniple(ment). 
 
 extent, fks tint' s. etendue, f. |i porte, f. j| 
 (Jur.) saisie, f . || to a certain ~, jusqu'i 
 on certain degrfi y to a great ~, & un 
 hant degrfi. fgrir || attCuuer. 
 
 extenuate, fkstfn'u o( > y.a.extnuer,amai- 
 
 aztenuatlon, ikttgnua' shun, s. extenua- 
 tion. diminution, f. || atUnuation, t U In 
 ~ of, pour attdnuer. 
 
 axterlor, ikttfriir, s. exte'rieur, m. 
 
 exterior, ikttfritr, a. (-IT, ad.) exIC- 
 rieur(ement) || externe. [miner. 
 
 exterminate, ikttir'mlnat, y. a. exter- 
 
 cx termination, Iks ttrmina' ihun, a, ex- 
 termination, t. [exltrieur(ement). 
 
 external, tks Ur'nSJ, a. (-IT, ad.) externe || 
 
 external*, Hutfr'ndlz, s. pi. dehorg, m. 
 pi. || pratiques exterieiires. I. pi. 
 
 extinct, fks ling kt', a. 6leint |f aboli. 
 
 extinction, eka tingk" shun, s. extinction!) 
 abolition, f. [d^truire. 
 
 xtlnrulsa, fkt ting'gwish, y. a. filcind re || 
 
 extlngrnlsuer, ckiting'gvitMr, B. fitei- 
 gnoir, etouf/oir, m. 
 
 extirpate, fks'terpdt, y. a. extirper, dC- 
 truire. [tion, destruction, f. 
 
 extirpation, fkt ter pa' shun, 8. extirpa- 
 
 extol, SkstSi , y. a. exalter, proner. 
 
 extort, ikt tort' , v. a. extorquer, faire des 
 extorsions. [lion, f. 
 
 extortion, eks t6r"shun, s. extoraion, exac- 
 
 extortloner, ikt tor' shun er, s. extorqueur, 
 exacteur, m. 
 
 extra, iks'tra, 8. extra, ra. [I ~-pnarere, 
 postag:e, s. taxe d'affranchissemeot 
 BUppISraenlaire, f. || ~- super, a. super/in. 
 
 extract, fks'trakt. s. extrait, m. 
 
 extract, ekstrakt, y. a. extraire, cboisir. 
 
 extraction, Zks Irak' shun, s. extraction, 
 f. Ijnaissance, f. [| of Frencn ~, d'nriglne 
 francaise. [tion, f. 
 
 extradition, gkstradtsh'un, e. exlradi- 
 
 extraneous, fkatr&nius a. Stranger. 
 
 extraordinarily, Sks tror' di ner ill, ad. 
 extraordi n aireiuen t. 
 
 extraordlnarT, ikstror'dinirl, a. extra- 
 ordinaire. 
 
 extravagrance, tkstrSv'agans, B. extra- 
 vagance, f. || folie, I. 
 
 extravagant, gkstrdv'a gant . a. extra- 
 vagant, exorbitant, excessif |f fon || -IT, 
 ad. extravagamtnent, follement. 
 
 extreme, ekstrem', B. extreme, m., extrfi- 
 mit, f. || -s meet, lea extremes se tou- 
 chenu 
 
 extreme, fkitrem', a. (-ly, ad.) extreme 
 (ment) || outr6. 
 
 extremity, fkstrfm'iti, e. extrmit$, fin, 
 f., bout, m. || situation dsesprante, f. 
 
 extricate, eki'tri kdt, y. n. dfibarrasser, 
 dgager. [surabondance, f. 
 
 exuberance, eyzu'berans, e. exuberance, 
 
 exuberant, egzu'berUnt, a. exuberant, 
 surabondaiit 
 
 exude, iktud', y. n. exsuder. 
 
 exult, Igzult' , y. n. exulter. 
 
 exultation, egz ul ta'thdn, B. exultation, f. || 
 triomphe, m. 
 
 exnltingly, fgzul'tingli, ad. d'nn air de 
 triomphe. 
 
 eTe, t, s. 0311, m., vue, f. || bouton, bour- 
 geon, m. || trou d'nne aiguille, m. || be- 
 xore one's s, sous les yeux de qn. || in 
 the -s of, aux yeux de || to cant an ~ 
 over, Jeter un regard sur || to catch 
 one's ~, frapper les yeux aqn. || black--, 
 ceil pochg || to have an ~ to, avoir 
 fgard it || to make one's -s water, 
 se faire pleurer les yeux || ~-ball, 
 s. prunelle de IVeil, f. || ~-bro\v, s. 
 sourcll, m. l| ~-g:lass, s. lorgnette, f. || 
 (opt.) oculaire, m. || --hole, s. oalllet, m. || 
 ~-lash, s. cil, m. || ~-lld, s. paupi?re, 
 f. l|~-slgrht, s. vue, f. ||~- sore, s. chose 
 dfisagreable ft 1'oeil, f., objet d'aversion, > 
 m. || tooth, a. dent oeillere, f. || ~- ~ 
 witness, s. temoin oculaire, m. 
 t, v. a. regarder, avoir I'oBll BUT. 
 
 eyed, id, a. aux yeux . . . 
 eyelet, i'lft, 8. ceillet, m. 
 eyrie, Vri, B. aire, f. 
 
 Kit, Kit, far, IfOj; hSre, git, Mr; mint, Inn; no, hfft, provt; holt;
 
 fable - femiliar 
 
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 P. 
 
 fable, fVbl, t. fable, f. 
 
 fabric, faVrik, s. fabrlqne, f. || bailment, 
 in. || ouvrage, m. || tissu, m. 
 
 fabricate, fdb'rfkdt, v. a. fabriquer J| con- 
 struire. [construction, f. 
 
 fabrication, fdbnkd'ihun, 8. fabrication, 
 
 fabricator, fab'rikatcr, t. fabricateur, in- 
 vcnteur, m. ffabuleusement. 
 
 fabulous, fdb'u lut, a. fabuleuz || -ly, ad. 
 
 face, f&>, s. face, f., visage, m., super- 
 flcie, f. i; facade, f. || hardiesse, f. || grimace, 
 f. || exteiieur, m., apparcnce, f. |] to my 
 ~, en ma presence || to pat a rood ~ on 
 the matter, falre bonne contenance || 
 -cht>, g. tfc-doulourenz, m. 
 
 face, fas, v. a. A n. falre face a, rejjarder 
 en face || affronter, braver || faire des gri- 
 maces || fatre 1'hypocrite || to ~ It oat, 
 payer d'audace. 
 
 faced, fa't a. de visage . . . 
 
 facer, fa'ter, 8. rasade, f. || soufflrt, ro. || 
 
 facet, frit' ft, s. facctte, f. jfcliec, m. 
 
 facetious, fatftkun. a. facftlrux. plai- 
 sanl, bouffon, gal || -ly, ad. fact-Ueuse- 
 inTit. (complaisant. 
 
 facile, ffa'il, a. facile, aif I! flexible || 
 
 facilitate, faiil' I tat, v. a. facilitcr, rendre 
 facile. 
 
 facility, fiiil'fti, I. fncilitf, 1 || credn- 
 lif-, f. || adresne, affability f. 
 
 facing:, fd'sing, g. rovers d'une manche, 
 pareinenL m. ([(mil.) front, m. || facade, f. 
 
 facing:, fa ling, a. en face, vis-i-vis. 
 
 facsimile, fakiim'ill, s. fac-slmile, m. 
 
 fact, fakt, s. fait, m., action, ralit. f. || 
 la ~, en effet || a* a matter of ~, II est 
 de fait || the ~ ! that, le fait cst que. 
 
 faction, fiik'thun, s. faction, cabale, f. 
 
 faotioniat, fik'thunitt, g. faclleux, m. 
 
 factious, f&k'thtii, a. factieux, mutln. 
 
 factitious. (<ik tis/i'us, a. factice, nrtificicl. 
 
 factor, ftik'tir, 8. facteur, agent, m. 
 
 factory, file' Ifr i, s. fartorene, f., comptoir, 
 m. II manufacture, f. || ~-hand, 8. ouvrier 
 de fabrique, m. 
 
 faculty, fdk'&ltf, 8. famlte, f. || pouvolr, 
 m. || talent, m. || privilege, m. 
 
 fad, f'id, 8. caprice, m., luble, bontade, f. 
 
 fade, fdd, T. n. se temir || se faner, PC 
 flftrlr. fpelne, in. || piocheur, m. 
 
 far, fig, 8. sonffre-douleur, m. || bom me de 
 
 far, fag, T. n. 86 lasser [I ptocber. 
 
 fag-got, f&g'gSt, s. fap'it, m. 
 
 fail, /d/, 8. laute, f., dCfaut, manque, m., 
 omission, f. || mort, f. 
 
 (all, fat, v. a. 4 n. abandonner !| omettre || 
 m anqupr || d Cchoir, p6rir, drpi' ri r || f rliouer J | 
 faire failllte. fbanqueroute, I. 
 
 failure, fat'vr, s. manque, deraut, m. II 
 
 fain, fan, a. A ad. oblige, force, contraint || 
 volontlera. fperdre conrage, 
 
 faint, fant, T. n. s'6vanouir, dlsparaltre || 
 
 faint, font, a. (-ly, ad.) Iangui88ant|| faible 
 (ment) Mabattu, timide, l&cbe||~-hearted, 
 a. timide, pusillanime. 
 
 fainting-, /an^'inff, s. fidblesse, dflnjllance, 
 f. n In a~ fit, In a (dead) faint, evanoul. 
 
 falntnesa, fdnfnfs, s. faiblesse, f. 
 
 fair, far, s. beauUi, belle femme, f. || foire. f. 
 
 fair, far. a. (-ly, ad.) beau || agitable 
 (ment) II convenable(ment) || sans tache. 
 pur, clalr |] blond || favorable |l equitable I 
 nonnSte(ment) || sinc?rr(ment) || calme || 
 ~, ad. en bonne intelligence || spoken, 
 a. f Icgant, eloquent. 
 
 fairing-, fdr'ing.B. foire, f. 
 
 fairness, far'nis, s. beaute, probitl, can- 
 deur, f. || couleur blonde, f. 
 
 fairy, ffri. s. fee, f. 
 
 fairy, fffri, a. feerique, de fee. v. 
 
 faith, fath, . foi, croyance, f. || fidplltfi, f. N 
 to pin one's ~ on, jurer par || to pat ~ 
 in. avoir foi A. f(ment) || sincere. 
 
 faithful, fath.' fOSl, a. (-ly, ad.) fidele 
 
 faithless, f&thflit, a. (-ly, ad.) infldeie II 
 perfide(ment) || deioyal. 
 
 falcon, fd&fkn, B. faucon, m. 
 
 falconer, fifii:' kn 4r. 8. fauconnier, m. 
 
 falconry, fala'knrt. 8. fauconneric, f. 
 
 fall, fatal. R. chute, f. j| dSclivite, f. || deca- 
 dence, f. || degradation, f. II haisp, f. || 
 cascade, f. II embouchure (d'une riviSre), 
 f. |j to speculate on the ~, jouer a la 
 baisse. 
 
 tall, fnii-i, v. a. & n. ir. lalssor tomber II 
 abaisser, abattre || mettre bas II diminner, 
 d6crol tre|| s'apaiser || to ~ behind, rester 
 en arriere II to ~ astray, matgrir || to ~ 
 back, (mil.) se replier j| to ~ in, (mil.) 8e 
 ranger || to ~ in with, rencontrer || to ~ 
 out, arriver || ne quereller || to ~ to, s'y 
 mettre II to ~ throng-h, manquer. 
 
 fallacious, fdl la' thut, a. faux, captieux || 
 -ly, ad. en sophiste. fsopbisme, m. 
 
 fallacy, fafl&tl, s. tromperie, illusion, f., 
 
 fallibility, filKbtrttf, e. faillibllite, f. 
 
 fallible, fAl'libl, a. fallllble. 
 
 falling-, fdtol' ing, 8. chute, f . II desertion, f. || 
 ~-Bickness, 8. Cpilppsie, I. || --star, t. 
 comete, f. 
 
 fallow, faflS, a. fauve, roussatre || en 
 Jacbire f| ~-doer, s. daim, m. 
 
 falsa, /nii-if, a. (-ly, ad.) faux, perfldc, 
 trattre || faussement. 
 
 falsehood, f<ftvlJh06d, 8. faussetC, trom- 
 perie, imposture, f. 
 
 falsification, fnHltiflka'thiin, s. falsifi- 
 cation, controfncon, f. (salre, m. 
 
 falsifier, 1dtofi\f\tr, s. falslficateur, faus- 
 
 falslfy, fatil'tlfi, T. a. falsifier || fausser. 
 
 falsity, fd&rtitl, 8. faussete, f. 
 
 falter, ftfOiCter, v. n. bCgayer, e tronblerll 
 6cbouer || trembler. (nouvelle. f. 
 
 fame, (am, i. renommee, reputation, i. || 
 
 famed, fdmd, a. renomme, cciebre. 
 
 familiar, fa md'yer, g. ami intime, m. 
 
 familiar, famifyer, a. familier || domes- 
 ttque || -ly, ad. famtllSrement. 
 
 ; fSSt, tube, tub. || chair, Joy ; gamt, yet; tout, zeal ; thing, there.
 
 92 
 
 familiarise faultily 
 
 familiarise, fd mifytrw, T. a. familia- 
 riser. fintimite, f. 
 
 famlllaritr, fdmflfSr'ftt, 8. familiarity 
 
 family, f&m'ili, s. famllle, f. || claase, 
 espece, f. |i In the ~ way, enceinte j! 
 --tree, s. arbre gCnealogique, m. 
 
 famine, fam'in, s. famine, disette, f. 
 
 famish, fam'ith, T. a. & n. affamer || mourir 
 de (aim. 
 
 famous, fd'mui, a. fameux, renomme l| 
 -17. ad. d'une maniere eclatante || (fam.) 
 Joliment. fm. 
 
 fan, fdn, s. <!ventail, m. || Tan, m. || soufflet. 
 
 fan, fdn, v. a. Sventer fl vanner le grain || 
 --tall (pig-eon), 8. pigeon paon, m. 
 
 fanatic, fanaffk, s. fanatJque, m. 
 
 fanatic, fn nat'fk, a. fanatique. 
 
 fanaticism, fanat'iti*m, 8. fanatismr, in. 
 
 fancier, fin rifr, t. amateur, m. || inar- 
 chand de nouveautes, m. 
 
 fanciful, fnn'rifStl, a. fnntasque, bizaiTe fl 
 ly, ad. d'une maniere bizarre. 
 
 fancy, fan'ti, t. imagination, image, fan- 
 talRie, f., caprice, m. II to strike, suit 
 one's ~, etre de son go(H || to take a ~ 
 to, prendre en affection. 
 
 fancy, fan'ii, v. a. & n. rrprf.s enter, s'ima- 
 gtner, se figurer || penser, estimcr || ~- 
 artloles, 8. pi. nouveaut4s, f. pi. || tablet- 
 terie, f. 11 --ball, B. bal costume, m. 
 
 fang-, fang, 8. defenses, griffes, scrrns, f. pi. 
 
 tanged, fangd, a. armfi de dents or griffes. 
 
 fang-led, fang' girl, a., new-~, de nou- 
 Telle invention || d'un nouveau genre. 
 
 fantastlc(al), fdn to* tit (dl), a. My. ad.) 
 fantastique(ment) || imaginaire ]| bizarre 
 (ment). 
 
 fantasy, fdn' Id si, vide fancy. 
 
 far, far, a. <& ad. Clnisne, lolntain || loin, 
 au loin II beaucoup, tres |l by ~, de beau- 
 coup || how ~ jusqu'ouT || how ~ Is 
 it? comblen y a-t-il? || so ~ so g-ood, 
 c'pft bien jusfn'i'ic.i || - and wide, de tons 
 cdts || --fetched, a. rechcrchf, tiro par 
 les cheveux. 
 
 farce, fart, 8. farce, f. 
 
 farcical, far'rikiU, a. bouifon, drdle. 
 
 fare, far, a. passage, m. || course, f. || rnets. 
 m. pi. || cbere, f. |[ priz du passage, m. || 
 hill of ~, 8. menu, m. 
 
 fare, far, v. n. passer, voyager || manger, 
 
 farewell, faru-il' , s. adieu, m. |.vivre. 
 
 farewell, fdr'wfl, a. d'adieu. 
 
 farinaceous, farina' thus, a. farlneux. 
 
 farm, farm, e. lerme, metairie, f. 
 
 farm, farm, v. a. donner a ferine || prendre 
 a ferme || bailler || cultirer || ~-honse a. 
 fenne, f. || ~-yard, 8. basse-cour, t. 
 
 farmer, far'mir, a. fermier, metayer, m. 
 
 farming:, farm'ing, s. agriculture, f. 
 
 farmoat, fdr'moat, a. le plus eloieng. 
 
 f arragro, far i a' go, 8. farrage, melange, m. 
 
 farrier, far'rttr, B. marechal, marechal 
 ferrant, m. 
 
 farrow, far'ro, 8. petit cocbon, m. 
 
 farrow, far'ro, v. n. cochonner. 
 
 farther, fdr'Mr, a. 4 ad. nlterienr It plus 
 
 loin, au-dela. fan plus loin, 
 
 farthest, far'OlM, a. A. ad. le plus eiolgn || 
 farthing:, far 1 tiling, 8. Hard anglais, m. 
 farthingale, far" tiling gal, s. crinoline, f. 
 fascinate, fas' ei nut, v. a. fascincr, ensor- 
 
 celer. 
 fashion, fd-sh'un, s, forme, facon, f. II 
 
 maniere, mode, f. || usage, m. II tang, m. || 
 
 oat of ~, pa,s5 de mode l| after a ~, tel 
 
 quel || to be the ~, etre en vogue H to be 
 
 In the ~, Stre du dernier chic, 
 fashion fath'Hn, v. a. faconner. 
 fashionable, [Ugh' tin a bl, a. & la mode, d 
 
 bon ton. 
 
 fashionably, fith'undbli, ad. a la mode. 
 fast, fdtt, a. & ad. forme, imprenablp II 
 
 Tite, rapide || ferniement || proraptempnt ;| 
 
 ~ and loose, fenne ct lache || - train, s. 
 
 (rail.) convoi de grandc vitcsBC, m. 
 fast, fdtt, v. n. jcuner. 
 fasten, ftufn, v. a. & n. attnrbor, lipr || 
 
 joindrc || former || s'attacher || sc fixer, 
 faster, fcufir, a. jeuneur, m. 
 fastidious, fatlid"ivt, a. ddalgncux || 
 
 -ly, ad. dednlgneusement 
 fastness, fatfnii, 8. fcrmct?, f. i| fort, m. 
 fat, fat, s. gras, m., graisse, f. 
 fat, fat, v. a. & n. engraieser, devenir grag, 
 
 s'engraisser. 
 
 fat, fat, a. gras || grossier || riehe. 
 fatal, fa'tdl, a. fatal || funeete || -ly, ad. 
 
 par fatalite. 
 
 fatalism, fa'talizm, 8. fatalisme, m. 
 fatalist, fd'talist, 8. fatnllste, m. 
 fatality, fd tal'iti. s. fatalite, f., dentln, m. 
 fate, fSt, s. deetiu, sort, m. || -B, pL 
 
 parques. f. pi. 
 fated, fa'tfd, a. destine. 
 father, fa'Uier, s. pfire, m. R -ln-law, 8. 
 
 beau-pere, m. 
 
 fatherhood, fa' Oler hStd , 8. paternite. f. 
 fatherland, fa' Oler land, e. pays natal, m. 
 fatherless, fa.' tileries, a. sans pre, or- 
 
 pbelin. Jpdrc. 
 
 fatherly, fa'OlSrli, a. <t ad. paternel || en 
 fathom, faOi'um, s. braase, toise, f. || por- 
 
 tee, f. [pe'ntUrer. 
 
 fathom, fSOt'iim, v. a. Bonder, approfondir II 
 fathomless, faOl'umltf, a. sans fond || 
 
 (fig.) impenetrable, 
 fatigrne, f&tey' , s. fatigue, f. 
 fatlgrne, fateg', v. a. fatiguer || party. 
 
 8. (mil.) corvee, f. 
 fatllngr, failing, a. bete grasse, f. 
 fatness, fat'nes, s. graisse, f., obgsltf, t 
 fatten, fdfn, v. a. & n. engraisser, devenli 
 
 gras. 
 
 fattening:, fdfnfng, a. engralssement, m. 
 fatty, fat' ti, a. gras, huileux. 
 fatuity, fatHiti, s. fatuite, f. 
 fatuous, fiit' n us, a. imbecile, sot. 
 fault, fault, s. faute, b.'vue, f., defaut, 
 
 delit, m. || to find ~ with, trouver a re- 
 dire a|| ~-flnder, B. censeur, critique, m. 
 faultily, ftitvl'tili, ad. lmpropremeut][i tort. 
 
 latt, hat] far, lifOi ; kere, fit, her; mint, inn; no, Mt, prdvt ;
 
 faultinm fernery 
 
 raultjneas, fataf ti nia, s. faute. f., vice, 
 m. || offense, f. (prebensible. 
 
 faultless, faTilflft. a. sans defaut, Irrfi- 
 
 fanlty, fifUl'tt, a. cou-pable, blamable. 
 
 f nuna, fnM-n'd, 8. faunc, f. 
 
 favour, fd'vtr, s. faveur, blenvcillance, 1. 
 boo office, m., grace, f., pardon, m. II 
 Bouvenlr, m. || air, m., mine, f. || noeud 
 de rubans, m. || with (under) ~, avec 
 Totre permission || to curry ~ with, 
 rechercher la faveur de. 
 
 favour, fa'vir, v. a. favoriser. 
 
 favourable, fa'vtrtil, a. favorable, con- 
 veuable. (merit. 
 
 favourably, fa'vtrSbK, ad. favorable- 
 favoured, (afvird, a. favori, favorisS || 
 well--, a Donne mine. [f. 
 
 favourite, fa'vir it, e. favori, m., favorite, 
 
 fawn, fdtim, e. faon, m. l| --coloured, 
 fauve. 
 
 f awn, fdtim, v. n. faonner II caresser, cajoler. 
 
 fay, fa, s. tie, f. 
 
 fealty, ffaltl, s. f?aute, f. || loyautg, f. 
 
 fear, /e>, i. frayeur, peur, f. )| Inquietude, t 
 
 fear, fir, v. a. <St u. craindre || faire peur. 
 
 fearful, fer'/OOl, a. (-ly. ad.) peureux, 
 cralnlif || affreux, terrible(ment). 
 
 fearless, fm'llt. a. intrCplde, bardf. 
 
 feasibility, fitibil'i ti, s. chose falsable, t 
 
 feasible, fftibl, a. faisable, pratlcable. 
 
 feast, /tt, s. featin, m., fete, f., repas. m. 
 
 feaat, /eat, v. a. & u. fflter, rfgaler || ban- 
 queter. 
 
 feat, fit, t. fait, exploit, m., action, f. 
 
 feather. ftOi'ir, a. plume, f. || ornement, 
 m. || (fig.) espfice, f. || volee, f. || baga- 
 telle, f. II in hlg-h -, en velne de gatt4 || 
 to abow the white ~, faire le poltrou. 
 
 feather, ffOl'ir, v. a. orner de plume* II 
 euricblr || ~-bed, . lit de plumes, m. || 
 --broora, i. plumaiL in. 
 
 feathery, /'' i, a. pluuieuz || (fig.) Itger. 
 
 feature, fftur, 8. trait, lineament, m. 
 
 featured, (g turd, a. aux truiU . . . 
 
 febrifuge, fib'rif-uj, B. febrifuge, m. 
 
 febrile, fet'ril a. febrile. 
 
 February, fit/roiri, 8. fSvrier, m. ff. 
 
 feonla, fikfuld, . fecule, f. || cblorophylle, 
 
 fecundation, fik un da' shun, t. fecunda- 
 tion, f. jiiliwi. f. 
 
 fecundity, fiktn'ditt, 8. tecondlte, fer- 
 
 federal, flftrU. a. federal, f&Urftttt, 
 
 federate, fid'trdt, 8. tonffdfrf, llyuP, in. 
 
 federate, flfirat, a. coufiuerf. lleue. 
 
 federation, (idira'iltun, t. tejciuliuu, 
 llgue. f. 
 
 fee, ft, 8. fief, m. || honoralre, aalaire, m. 
 
 fee, fe, v. a. recompense!-, payer || corrompre. 
 
 feeble, fftl, a, faible, debile. 
 
 feebleneas, fi'blnii, . fuiblease || imbe- 
 cllllU, f. 
 
 feebly, ffblf, ad. faiblement 
 
 Seed, fid, 8. nourrlture, f. y pature, f. || 
 alimentation, f. 
 
 (ed, fed, v. a, <& n. Ir. uounir || faire 
 paltre. pattr^repaltrallitenourrlr, mangery 
 
 feeder, fid' ir, t. mangeur, ui. || gourmand, 
 
 m. l| apparel! d'ali mentation, m. (m. 
 
 feeding-bottle, fed'ingbotl, 8. biberon, 
 feel, fel, 8. toucher, tact, m. 
 feel, fel, T. a. & n. Ir. scntlr, toucher, 
 
 Sprouver || savoir. 
 feeler, fettr, s. antenne, f. || (fig.) ballon 
 
 d'essai, m. (litC, f. 
 
 feeling:, fifing, s. sentiment, m., gensibi- 
 feellngr, fifing, a. (-ly, ad.) touchant y 
 
 sensible(ment) || avec sentiment. 
 folg-n, fan, v. a. & n. felndre, inventor || 
 feint, fdnt, s. feinte, f. Idissimuler. 
 
 felicitate, fllis'itdt, v. a. rendre heureux 
 
 || feilciter. (congratulation, f. 
 
 felicitation, ffKs Its' shun, s. felicitation, 
 felicity, fSlis'iti, B. fSlidte, prosperlte, f. 
 feline, fi'l'in, a. de chat. 
 fell, ffl, 8. peau, fourrure, t || --mongrer, 
 
 B. pelletier, fourreur, m. 
 toll, fit, v.a. abutlre || renverser || assommer. 
 fell, fit, a. (-y, ad.) cruel(lemeut) y san- 
 
 guinalre || d'une manlere ffroce. 
 fellow, ft I' to, B. compagnon, camarade, 
 
 associe, m. |l membre d'un college etc., in. 
 
 y gueux, miserable, m. || --oitlxen, s. 
 
 concltoyen, m. || -creature, B. sem- 
 
 blable, m. || feeling:, e. sympathle, f. II 
 
 --student, B. compaguon d'etudes, in. || 
 
 --sufferer, B. compagnon d'infortuoe, 
 
 m. || ~- traveller, 8. oompagnoo de 
 
 voyage, m. 
 fellowship, ffflBshlp, s. compagnie, so- 
 
 ciete, association, egallte, f. |[ bourse da 
 felly, ferii, 8. jante, t [college, t 
 
 felon, flf Sn, s. criminel, m. 
 felonious, fflffniut, a. (-ly, ad.) crael [| 
 
 traltre, perflde II en criminel, en trattra. 
 felony, fit Sni, B. feionie, f. 
 felt, felt, s. feutre, m.. bourre, f. 
 felucca, ffluftd, B. felouque, f. 
 female, fi'mdl, a. femelle, t II femme, f. 
 female, fi'mdl, a. femelle, femlnln, da 
 
 femme I screw, B. ecrou, m. 
 feminine, ffm'inin, a. fCmlulu y effemlue, 
 
 deilcat, doux. 
 
 fen, fin, s. marficage, mantis, m. 
 fence, (Ins, B. rempart, m., garde, defense, 
 
 f. || escrime, f. 
 fence, ffni, v. a. A n. enclore, peilssader y 
 
 faire ues arrnes, escrlmer. 
 fencing:, ffn'tlng; --gloves, . pL ganta 
 
 bourres, m. pi. || --jacket, s. plastron 
 
 d'armes, m. || -master, 8. nialtre 
 
 d'armeo, m. || --match, s. assaut d'armes, 
 
 m. || --pad, e. plastron, m. || --school, 
 
 8. dalle d'armes, f. [server de. 
 
 fend, lend, v. a. parer, jetouruer || ge pre- 
 tender, ffn'dtr, s. garde-feu, m. 
 fennel, fin' nil, 8. fenouil, m. 
 ferment, fir'mint, fermentation, fir- 
 
 mlnla'thun, s. fermentation, L 
 ferment, fir mint', v. a. i n. faire fermen- 
 
 ter || fermenter. [gerale, t. 
 
 fern, ftrn, s. foueire, f. || --plot, s. ton- 
 fernery, ftrn'eri, B. fougerale, L 
 
 1: fSSt, tiit, <ui. I t\alr, Joy ; game, yj; it>ul, <tl; thing, CUr*.
 
 94 
 
 ferocious fillip 
 
 ferocious, firffshus, a. ffroce, rapace || 
 
 -}y. ad. avec Krocite. 
 
 ferocity, feros'iti, s. fgrocite, cruautP, f. 
 ferret, fir'rtt, s. furet, m. 
 ferret, ffr'rit, v. a. fureter, dfnicher, 
 
 fouiller || to - out, traqucr. 
 ferruginous, ferro'j\nus,t, ferrugineux. 
 ferrule, ffr'rSSl, s. virole, (. || (of a stick) 
 
 bout, m. 
 
 ferry, fWrl, B. bac, m. || passage d'eau, m. 
 ferry, ffr'ri, v. a. traverser en bac 11 ~- 
 
 man, s. bachoteur, m. 
 fertile, ftr'tU. a. fertile, fficond. 
 fertilise, fer'tilia, v. a. fertiliser, 
 fertility, /& tU'tf i, B. fcrtilite, Kcondlte, f. 
 ferule, fer'vl, s. (f rule, f. 
 fervency, fer'vfnii, a. fervenr. f.. z&le, m. 
 fervent, fer'vint, a. fervent, ze!6 || -ly, 
 
 ad. fervemment. 
 
 fervid, fir' v id, a. fervent, ardent, brulant. 
 fervour, fer'ver, 8. ferveur, ardeur, 1. 
 f eater, fft'ttr, v. n. Be corrompre, pourrir|| 
 
 Buppurer. 
 
 festival, ffStivil, B. fete mnstcale, t. 
 festival, festival, a. de fete, joyeux. 
 fentlvity, ffytiv'iti, s. fete, f. || Joie, f. 
 festoon, fetton' , s. feston, m. 
 festoon, fen ton', v. a. festonner. 
 fetch, flch, v. a. aller chcrcber, apporter, 
 
 produire |j arriver || valoir. 
 fetich, fetish, B. fetlcbe, m. 
 fetid, fet'id, a. fetide, puant. 
 fetidness, f'et'id nes, t>. puanteur, m. 
 fetlock, feftdk, B. fanon, m. 
 fetter, fifth; v. a. encbnlner || (fig.) en- 
 
 trayer. fvage, m. || entraves. f. pi. 
 
 fetters, fit' tin. s. pi. few, m. pi. |{ escia- 
 feud, fud, s. fiet. m. (I querelle, aiiiiiio.-nP, 
 feudal, fufdiil, a. feodal. |f. 
 
 feudalism, fu'ddlizm, s. fodallsme, m. 
 feudatory, fu'ddteri, 8. feudatoire, m. 
 fever, fi'vilr, a. fifivre, f. 
 feverish, fi'viritk, a. Hfivreux, ayaut la 
 
 ttdvre || brOluut. 
 
 few, fu, a, peu || a ~, quelqaea. 
 fib, fib, B. mensonge, coute, m. 
 fib, fib, T. n. tnentir. 
 More, fi'bir, B. fibre, f. 
 fibrin, fVbrin, B. Ubrine, f. 
 fibrous, fi'bru.i, a. fibreux. 
 fickle, fiVl, a. volage, inconstant, IrrSsola. 
 fickleness, fifinea, e. incoastance, bu- 
 
 meur volage, f. 
 
 fiction, fi&thun, s. fiction, 1. 
 fictitious, (ik tiak'Os. a. feint || coutrefalt, 
 
 faux || -ly, ad. par fiction. 
 fiddle, fid' I, s. violon, m. 
 fiddle, fid"l. v. a. Jouer du rlolon || ba- 
 
 eueaauder [| ~-stlck. a. archet d'un viu- 
 
 lon. m. || --sticks I bab! 
 fiddler, fid'lir, t. violoniste, m. 
 fidelity, fJdtf'iH, s. fidcUte, honnStetfi, f. 
 fldiret, fifit, s. mouvemeut dlmpatienoe, 
 
 m., inquietude, L 
 fldwut, fij'ft, v. a. remuer, Mtlller. 
 
 fidgety, fifltf, a. remnant, liiquieL 
 
 flel fi, fi! H donol 
 
 fief, fef, B. fief, m. 
 
 field, feld, B. champ, m. !| champ de ba- 
 taillr, m. || ~-day, B. lour de revue, m. II 
 --grlass, 8. lunette de carupaene, 1 || 
 --mouse, B. mulot, m. || --otflcer, B. 
 officier de 1'Ctat-majnr, m. || --piece, B. 
 canon, m. || --practice, B. grandes ma- 
 noeuvres, f. pi. || --sports, a. pi. plaislr 
 de la chasse, m. || ~- works, 8. pi. tra- 
 vaux, m. pi. 
 
 fieldfare, feld' far, B. litome, f. 
 
 fiend, fend, s. demon, ennemi, m. 
 
 fiendish, fend'ish, a. diabolique, Infernal. 
 
 fierce, fin, a. ffiroce, cruel || -ly, ad. avec 
 ferocite. ff. 
 
 fierceness, firs' nil, B. ferocite. cruaute, 
 
 flerlness,/"t'er trij, s. chalenr,f.|lfougue,f. 
 
 fiery, fi'eri, a. de feu || ardent, fougueux. 
 
 fife, fif, B. fifre, m. 
 
 fifteen, fif tin, a. qulnze. 
 
 fifteenth, fif tenth, a. quinzlSme |j (of 
 the month) le quinze. 
 
 fifth, fifth, B. (in us.) quinte, f. 
 
 fifth, fifth, a. (-ly, ad.) cinquieme(meDt). 
 
 fiftieth, fiftieth, a. cinquauUdiue. 
 
 fifty, fif"t\, a. cinquante. 
 
 tig, fig, 8. figue, f. || bagatelle, t. || ~-leaf, 
 B. feullle du figuier, f. If- tree, B. filmier, 
 m. |iee, f. 
 
 flg-ht, fit, B. bataille, f., combat, m., me- 
 
 flght, fit, v. a. <fc n. ir. combattre, se 
 battre contre. fbretteur, m. 
 
 flg-hter, fiftr, B. combattant, guerrier || 
 
 fig-ment, fig' mint, B. fiction, invention, f. 
 
 fig-uratlve, fig'urativ, a. figuratif || fi- 
 gure || -ly, ad. au figure. 
 
 figure, fig ir, s. figure, forme, tournure, 
 f. || (ar.) chlffre, in. || ~ of speech, 8. 
 figure de rbetorique, f. 
 
 figure, fig'er, v. a. figurer, t&goaaer || < 
 head, 8. (mar.) figure, f. 
 
 filament, fil'amint, B. filament, m, 
 I I'd.) filet, m. 
 
 filbert, fU'bert, B. avellne, f. 
 
 filch, filch, v. a. filouter, roler. 
 
 nicher, fUch'ir, s. filou, m. [llste, f. 
 
 file, fit, s. fil, m. || lime, f. || llasse, f. || 
 
 file, fil, v. a. enfiler || limer || defiler || ~- 
 dnst, 8. llmaille, f. || --tiring, B. feu 
 de file, m. II ~-leader, B. cbef de file, ni. 
 
 filial, final, a. (-ly, ad.) filial (ement). 
 
 filiation, fit iu' Shu,,, s. filiation, f. 
 
 fllibnst 
 
 filigree 
 
 lon, usun, B. aon, . 
 ister, fifibuater, s. flibustler, m. 
 ree, fil'igri, 8. filiyrane. m. 
 I, n'lingz, s. pi. limaille, f. 
 
 fill, /{/, 8. suffisance, f. frassasier. 
 
 fill, fil, v. a. <t n. empllr, rempllr || Bouler, 
 filler, fil'lir, e. reinpllssage, m. 
 tlllet, fil'lit, B. bande, f.. bandeau, m. || 
 
 tresse (de cbeveux), t. || filet, m. || rouella 
 
 de veau. f. 
 tiiliag, fii'tiiy, s. (de dents) plombage, m. 
 
 || reiiipllBsage, m. II cbargement, m. 
 fillip, fif tip, a. chlquenaude, t. 
 
 hit, fdr, luto; - hoe, git, Mr; ~ mint, inn; nS, Mt, prfot; AM;
 
 filly 
 
 ttlly, (il'K, B. pouliche, f. 
 
 film, film. E. pelllcule, membrane, f. 
 
 filter, fil'ttr, s. filtre. couloir, m. 
 
 filter, fU'Ur, v. a. filtrer, purifier. 
 
 tllth(lnesB), filtk'fine'.,), e. ordure, t 
 saletC, f. 
 
 filthy, filtfi'i, a. sale, malpropre. 
 
 filtrate, fil'trdt, v. a. filtrer. 
 
 fin, fin, a. nageoire, barbe, f. fdgclslf. 
 
 final, fi'ndl, a. (-ly, ad.) flnal(ement) || 
 
 flnanoe(s), finan'ic(t), 8. (pi.) finances, 
 
 financial, /t nan' thai, a. financiel. [f.pl. 
 
 financier, findn'aer, s. financier, m. 
 
 finch, Jinth, 8. pinson, m. 
 
 tind, find, T. a. <t n. ir. trouver || dficouvrlr 
 || iuventer H atti-aper |j fournir || se porter. 
 
 fine, fin, a. amende, i. || in -, enfln. 
 
 tine, fin, v. a. & n. aff iner, purifier || mettre 
 a 1'amende. 
 
 fine, fin, a. beau, bel, fin. pur || mince II 
 affile || adroit, gracieux, elegant || exquis || 
 -ly, ad. ^oliment, eiCgamment |] spun, 
 a. finemcnt file || delu-ut, subtil. 
 
 flnedraw, fin' draft,?, a. rentratre. 
 
 Tlnedrawer, fin' draft' ir,t. rentrayeur, m. 
 
 SlaenesB, fin' nil, t. elegance, dllcatesse, 
 f. || finesse, f. I) afflnerle, f. 
 
 finery, ffntri, s. brlUante parure, t, y 
 collficbeta, m. pi. 
 
 finger, fing'ger, s. dolgt, m. || board, 
 s. (mus.) mancbe, m. || --glass, s. 
 rlnce-boucbe, m. || plate, s. plaque de 
 proprete, f. fj post, s. poteau indica- 
 tcur, m. I) stall, a. dolgtier, m. 
 
 finger, fing'ger, T. a. toucber || (mus.) 
 doigter, jouer. 
 
 fingering, fing'gir'lng, 8. manlement, m. 
 || (mug.) doigter, m. 
 
 finical, fln'ikdl, a, fat, affecte. 
 
 fining, fi'ning, s. clarification (du Tin), 
 f. || -s, B. pi. colle, f. [compieter. 
 
 finish, fin' ilk, v.a. ftnir, achever, teriuiner, 
 
 finite, fi' nit. a. fini, limits, borne. 
 
 Ur(-tree), ftr(' trij,B. sapin, m. || cone, 
 s. piene, L 
 
 fire, fir, s. fen, m. || Incendie, m. || run- 
 ning , feu roulant || on , en feu || to 
 hang ~, faire long feu || to miss ~, rater 
 || to set on , aiettre en feu || -ball, 8. 
 grenade, f. || metCore, m. || -box, s. 
 (rail.) bolte a feu, f. || brand, B. tison 
 ardent, m. II boute-feu, m. || brick, s. 
 brique retractalre, f. || brigade, 8. 
 corps de pompiers, m. || -brigade sta- 
 tion, s. CUM rni: de pompiers, f. || 
 damp, s. grisou, m. || -eater, s. fer- 
 railleur, aacripant, m. || --engine, B. 
 pompe a incendle, f. || -escape, s. ap- 
 parell or sac de sauvetiige, in. || fly, B. 
 lampyre, m, || --Irons, a. pi. garniture 
 de feu, f. || office, s. bureau d'assu- 
 rance contre llDcendle, m. || --ping, s. 
 boucbe d'eau, f. || proof, a. & 1'fipreuve 
 du fen || --screen, s. 6cran, m. || 
 ship, B. brulot, m. || water, s. eau- 
 de-vie, f. B ~ wood, s. bola de cbauffage, 
 
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 fire, fir, T. a, ft n. faire feu || enflammer I! 
 to catch ~, prendre feu, s'enflammer II 
 
 fire I fir, au feu ! || (mil.) fen 1 [tirer. 
 
 firelock, fir! 16k, B. fusil, m. ffcnr, tn. 
 
 fireman, fir" man, 8. pompier, m. || chauf- 
 
 flre place, fir' plat, s. chemin&e. f., foyer, 
 m. |du feu, m. 
 
 fireside, fir'sid, s. foyer domestique, coin 
 
 fireworks, fir'ufcrks, e. feu d'arufice, m. 
 
 firing, ffring. B. combustible, m. II chauf- 
 fage, m. || (mil.) feu, tir, m., fusillade, f. 
 
 firkin, fir 1 kin, s. barillet, m. 
 
 firm, farm, s. maison de commerce, f. 
 
 firm, firm, a. (-ly, ad.) ferme(ment) || con- 
 stant || soli del men t). 
 
 firmament, fer'mamfnt, B. firmament, m. 
 
 firmness, firm' nil, s. fermetfi, Constance, f. 
 
 first, ferst. a. A ad. premier || premlere- 
 ment, d'abord II at ~, d'abord. 
 
 first-born, firifbatrm, firstling, f trif- 
 ling, 8. premier-ne, m. 
 
 firth, firth, vide frith. 
 
 fiscal, fia'kdl, 8. fiscal, m. || flsc, m. 
 
 fiscal, fia'kdl, a. fiscal || fisc. 
 
 fish, fish, 8. polsson, m. || (at cards) 
 licbe. f. II (fig.) indlvidu, m. || bone, 
 B. arete, f. || --carver, B. truelle a> pols- 
 son, L I) --hook. s. bamecon, m. l| 
 line, s. ligue, f. [| rod, s. mancbe de 
 la ligne, m. |J market, s. poisaounerte, 
 f. || --pond, s. etang, yivler, m. || 
 wife, s. poissonuiere, L 
 
 flsher(man), fiih'ir (n&n).. pecbeur, m. 
 
 fishery, fiih'trt, s. p6che, t || (place) 
 pecberie, f. 
 
 fishing, fiih'ing, s. peche, 1 
 
 fishy, fish'i, a. poigsonneux, 
 
 fissure, fiih'06r, B. fente, f. 
 
 flat, fist, t. point', m. [ m . pi. 
 
 fisticuff a, /iVti tuft. 8. pi. coups de poiiig, 
 
 fistula, fit'td It, 8. fistule, t 
 
 tit, fit, B. attaque, attelnte, L, acces, m. II 
 caprice, m. || by -s and starts, par 
 bonds, par elans, par a-cuups. 
 
 tit, fit, v. a. <t n. ajuster, atixptor II accom- 
 moder || s'ajuster, convenlr i, aller a. 
 
 fit, fit, a. (-ly, ad.) convenuble(inent) || 
 propre(ment), a propog || bleu. 
 
 fitful, fiffoul, a. (-ly, ad.) qul vleut par 
 acccs 1| Incertain(ement). |f. 
 
 fitness, fifnfa, s. convenance, blenseantr, 
 
 fitting, f if ting, 8. ajutttemcnt, m. 
 
 fitting, fitting, a. convenable, juste. 
 
 five, fiv, a. cinq. 
 
 fix, fiks, v. a. & n. fixer, attacber, arreler || 
 se fixer, se determiner. 
 
 fixed. fik*t, a. (-ly, ad.) Hxe(ment) |l fixe. 
 
 fixture, fiktftur. s. uieublo fixe, a de- 
 meure, m. 
 
 flnde), fii'(il). r. n. slffier || peter. 
 
 Habblness. ftdb'btnfi, s. flaccldlte, f. 
 
 flabby, Jlib li, a. mou, rnollasse, flasque. 
 
 flaccid, flaV lid, a. falble, lacbe. 
 
 O*S, fluff f 8. drapeau, pavilion, m. || glaYeul, 
 in. || to strike one's -, (mar.) ameuer 
 sou pavillun. 
 
 f, tt. y cnair, joy; gamt, yn ; loul, tial; thing, Hurt.
 
 96 
 
 flag float 
 
 Cat;, flag, y. a. 4 n. balsser |; daller || s'af- 
 faisser || Hotter ft 1'aveuture || perdre cou- 
 rage |l --officer, B. chef d'escadre, m. || 
 o-ahlp, s. vaisseau amlral, m. ||~-staff, 
 8. mat de pavilion, m. y ~- stone, s. 
 dalle, f. [fusticer. 
 
 flagellate, flafXllat, y. a. flageller, 
 
 flagitious, fldjith'it, a. mSchant, pervers, 
 sofiierat || -ly, ad. d'une maniire infarac. 
 
 flag-on, flag' on, a. flacon, in. 
 
 nagrrancy, fla' gran si, e. notorifit5, L 11 
 feu, m. || ardeur, f. 
 
 flag-rant, fla' grant, a. brulant || patent 
 
 flail, fldl, 8. flfiati, m. 
 
 Cake, flak, s. flocon. m. || etincelle, f. || 
 couche. f. || lame, f. [] glacon, m. 
 
 Cake, flak. v. n. n'6caUler. 
 
 flaky, fla' lei, a. en flocons || par coucnes. 
 
 Came, flam, B. Damme, t, feu, m. || ar- 
 deur, f. [| amour, m. 
 
 Came, flam, v. n. flamber. 
 
 flaming-, fld'ming, a. flamboyant, ardent, 
 
 flamingo, flaming' go, s. phfnicoptSre, in. 
 flange, fldnj, a. (rail.) rebord, m. 
 flank, fldngk, 8. Dane, cote, m. 
 flank. /tany *, v. a. flanquer y (mil.) prendre 
 
 eu flauc. 
 
 flannel, flan'ntt, 8. flanelle, f. 
 Cap, flap, B. pan. m. || patte, t || petit 
 
 coup, m. || bout d'oreille, m. 
 Cap, flap, y. a. A n. frapper de la main || 
 
 battre des ailes || pendre. 
 Care, flar, B. vi ve clarte, f. |] flamme, f. 
 Care, fldr. y. n. etinceler || flamber || (of 
 
 lamps) filer || (fig.) briller. 
 flaring, fla' ring' a. fibloulssant. 
 Caab, flash, B. eclat, m. || (lumiSre) eclair. 
 
 m. II Jet, m. I) feu, m. || clinquant, m. [| 
 
 ~ Of wit, ball lie, T., boa mot, m. 
 flash, flash, y.. a. faire jaiilir || Jeter, en- 
 
 voyer || ~, v. n. briller f| etinceler |J passer 
 
 comme un eclair || jaillir. 
 Caab, flash, a. faux || de baa (mauvals) 
 
 aloi l| equivoque || interlope, 
 flashy, flash' t, a. ft effet || frlvole, super- 
 
 llclel || fnsiplde. 
 
 fla.uk, flask, s. bouteille, poire ft poudre, f. 
 Cat, flat, B. pl.-iino, f., terrain plat, m. II 
 
 plat (d'une tpCci, m. [| (mus.) bemol, m, || 
 
 (d'une maiaon) etage, m. 
 Cat, flat, a. plat, uui || iuslplde || dficou- 
 
 rogd || (mus.) bCmol || -ly, ad. piateiueut || 
 
 nettemeul, franc et net || sans esprit, 
 flatness, flat nit, a. surface uuie, 1 || in- 
 
 sipidlte, iftchete, f. || faiblesse, bussesse. f. 
 flatten, jtdfn, v. a. & n. aplatir, aplauir || 
 
 affadir || abattre || s'aplatlr || s'eventer. 
 flatter, flatter, s. laminoir, m. 
 flatter, fldftir, v. a. flatter, caresser. 
 flattery, fldt'teri, 8. flalterie, adulation, f. 
 tlattlng-mlll.yiai' (1/19 mil, 8. laiuinoir, in. 
 flatulency, fldfulfnri, s. flatuosite', f. 
 flatulent, /iiU'uitfn/, a. fiatueux, venteux|| 
 
 vain || auipouie. [nence, f. 
 
 tUunt, fluent, B. etalage, m. y Impertl- 
 
 flaunt, flawnt, v. n. be pavoner || Hotter, 
 
 voltiger. 
 flavour, flffvir, 8. eaveur, odeur, t, par- 
 
 fum, m. || bouquat (du vin), m. 
 flavour, tia'i'er, T. a. donnor un parfum. 
 Caw, .driii', B. creTasse, m. || rif-faut, m. R 
 
 boufffe de rent, f. |dauU 
 
 Cawleas, ftdto'lte, a. (-ly, ad.) (fit;.) sang 
 tiaac,flaki, s. lin, m. || comb, s. seran, m. 
 Hajten, ,flaktffn, a. de lln, blond. 
 flay, fla, v. a. Scorcher. 
 Cea, fle, s. puce, f. || ~-blte, 8. plqure de 
 
 puce, f. || (fig.) petit mal, m. 
 Cedgre, flfj, T. a. donner des ailes f| -4, a. 
 
 couvert de plumes |i en 6lat de voler. 
 flee,jie, r. a. s'enfulr. 
 neece, flet, B. toiaon, f. 
 neece, flit, r; a. tondre || dSpoulller. 
 neeoy, flftl, a. laineui. 
 Ceet,/<3, a. flotte, f. 
 fleet, flit, a. voloce, raplde. 
 meeting-, Jlet'fng, a. passagcr, fugltlf. 
 neetnesa, jtf net, s. rupltlite, Vitesse, t. 
 flesh, fliih, a. chair, viunde. f. || emboiH 
 
 point, m. || --brush, 8. urosse ft fric- 
 
 tion, f. || ~-oolour, s. couleur de chair, 
 
 f. || carnation, t. M ~-colonred, a. d 
 
 couleur de chair || incaruau 
 flesh, flesh, y. a. repnttre || acharner y ee- 
 
 sayer || mettre en curfie. 
 neahlng-s, flfsh'ings, 8. pi. maillot, m. 
 , a. decharnfi. 
 
 neshy, fltsh'i, a, charnu, gras. 
 flexibility, fli'ktibifiti, s. flexibilitfi, t 
 Cezlble, flilct'ibl, a. flexible, pliant, 
 
 Bouple. 
 
 flexion, JtfPthun, n. flexion, f. 
 nicker. fliKir, v. n. battre dea ailes || va- 
 
 clller if voltlger. 
 Clffbt,yli/, s. fulte, 1 1| volee, f., transport, 
 
 m. || accSs, in. || ~-tlme, B. temps du 
 
 passage des oiseaux, in. || to pat to ~, 
 
 metu-e en fulte. 
 
 nigrhty, flie\, a. volaee, fugHlf. 
 nimslneB, flim'zinii, s. lgret, trivia- 
 
 11U, t 
 
 nimy,jttm'i, a. fatble. mollasse || trivial. 
 flinch, flinsh, y. n. reculer, hesiter || *e de- 
 
 sister I] blaiser. |de patte, m. 
 
 Clngr, fling, s. coup, m. || trait, m. || coup 
 ninsr, fling, v. a. & 11. ir. lancer, darder || 
 
 s'glancer, bondir. 
 Hint, flint, 8. pierre ft fusil, f., calllou, m. || 
 
 --B/laas, e. crlstal, m. 
 ninty, flinfi, a. pierreux. Inexorable. 
 nippancy, Jlip'pdnil, B. verbiage, m. || 
 
 ptulance, f. |lard. 
 
 nippant, flip' pant, a. deilfi. agile || babll- 
 Clrt, flert, s. coquette, f. || flllt, m. 
 Olrt, flrrl, v. a. A n. Jeter avec vitesae |] 
 
 ralller, plalsanter |j coqtieter. 
 Clrtatlom, flerta'tkun, s. coquettorie, f. 
 flit, flit, y. n. s'enfulr, passer rapidement. 
 flltcb, /i'o/i, e. quartler de lard, m. 
 Coat, jiiit, s. flottage, in. || radeau, to. y 
 
 (fiHbluv) ilotte, f., bouchun, m, 
 
 lift, Ml, fir, <&; Mrt, fit. Urj , (tut; *S, Mt, prfvt; *tf;
 
 float follow 
 
 9? 
 
 float, Jlut, v. a. it n. uieitrc a (lot !| inonder, 
 Hotter. 
 
 floating-, flofing, a. flottant || ~ capital, a. 
 capital commercial, m. || ~ debts, i. pi. 
 dettes courantes, f. pi. 
 
 flock, flSk, . troupeau, m. I| voice, troupe, 
 f . II flocon, m. 
 
 Hock, Jlok, v. n. s'attrouper. 
 
 Hoe, Jlo, s. glacon, m. 
 
 Dog, fl6g, v. a. fouetter, fustlger. 
 
 fiood, flud, 8. deluge, torrent, Dux. m. |] ri- 
 viere, f. (ecluse, f. 
 
 flood, ffud, v. a. Inonder !| --grate, s. 
 
 Door, flor, a. plancher, parquet |l tnge, m. 
 
 floor, Jlor, v. a. planchSler || pnrqueter || 
 Jeter par terre. [parquet, m. 
 
 flooring-, /lor' fag. B. parquetage, m. || 
 
 floral, flffrOl, a. floral. 
 
 florid, flSr'ld, a. fleuri || vermeil. 
 
 florldlty, /<5rWi, B. teint vermeil, m. 
 
 florin, JlSr'in, s. florin, m. (2 francs 60 cen- 
 
 floriat, fl6r'\it, B. fleuriste, m. [times). 
 
 floss, ,/ioj, B. bourre, L || (des me'laux) 
 flans, m. || ~-Bllk, B. filoselle, f. || sole 
 
 CotlUa, Jlotirid, a. flottllle, f. [plate, f, 
 
 fiounoe, flo&nt, B. volant, m. 
 
 dounoe, jloTvTli, v. a. <t n. gnrnir de vo- 
 lants || se plonger || se trmousser. 
 
 flounder, jto&n'dir, B. carrelet, m. 
 
 flounder, JtoJvn'dir, v. n. Be dfbattre. 
 
 Hour, ylofcr, i. fleur de farine || farine, f. 
 
 flourish, flwr'ith, s. ornement, m. || eclat, 
 m. y fanfare, f. II paraJe, m. 
 
 flourish, Jlur'iih, v. a. A n. oroer de 
 fleun y embelllr || prosperer || Stre Uorls- 
 MUit | Iain des phrases || eonner one 
 fanfare. 
 
 flout, Jlo&t, a. raillerie, moquerle, 1 
 
 flout, Jto&t, T. n. railler. Be moquer. 
 
 flow, jlo, s. flux, m. || (fig.) torrent de 
 paroles, m. fcouler. 
 
 flow, Jlo, v. a. A n. Inonder || cooler || de- 
 flower, JlffVr, R. fleur, f. || ornement, m. || 
 tartne, L H(Hg.) elite, t 
 
 floirar, JloG/r, v. a. A n. omer de fleurs || 
 fleorlr y --garden, s. Jardln fleuriBte, 
 m. I "'girl, s. bouqueticre, f. || ~-pot, s. 
 
 St 1 fleun, m. || ~-how, a. exposition 
 fleurs, f. || ~-tand, s. portc-flturs, m. 
 
 floweret, Jld&r it, B. fleurette, f. 
 
 &oirerr> JtSWr^, a. fleuri || en fleun. 
 
 flowing-, Ad'fng, a. ooalant || flottant || 
 (fig.) facile || (mar.) 1 argue. 
 
 flnotnat*. fliitfl&St, T. n. flotter |] balan- 
 cer, bealter. |f. 
 
 fluctuation. /ut (u<fAun, . fluctuation, 
 
 flue, Jlo, . duvet, m. y tuyau (de cbeml- 
 
 flaeuoj-.^o'fti ri, i. fluldlU, f. || factlltA, t 
 fluent, j&ent, a. coolant || aboudaut 1| elo- 
 
 qoent y -ly, ad. coulamment. 
 fluid, fa\d, i. Uulde, m. 
 fluid. flffU, a. flulde. 
 flulditr, Jlo UTi tl, s. flnidltfi, L 
 duke, jtA, t. flet, fleteau, in. || patta 
 
 A'aocre, L y Uu) raccroo, m. 
 
 tlammery, Jlum'frt, a. bouHlit*, guide, 1. || 
 
 (flK.) blague, f. || flagornerie, f. 
 
 nnkey.ylun^A-'i, a. laquala, estafier ||plat 
 
 valet, in. [cipitation, t || Emotion, f. 
 
 Hurry, fiur'rt, s. bouttee de vent, f. || prf- 
 nurry,}lur / r, v. a. troubler, ahuilr. 
 flush, flush, s. flux, m. II abondnnce, L |l 
 
 Incarnat, m. || rougeur, f. II transport, m. 
 flush, fluth v. a. A n. rougir || couler rapl- 
 
 dement || monter (of a blush) || ex alter. 
 flush, flush, a. frals, vigoureux || (Am.) 
 
 gn6rcux. 
 fluster, flufttr, v. a. exciter, troubler, 
 
 ahurir. 
 
 flute, Jlot, s. flute, f. |l cannelure, f. 
 flute, Jlot. v. a. canneler. 
 flutist, JtffUt. s. flOtlste, m. 
 flutter, flufttr, s. vibration, ondulation, 
 
 f. || fuioi, m. 
 flutter, JUftir, v. a. A n. dSconcerter It 
 
 UCraiiffcr || battre des ailes || flotter. 
 flux. Jinks, s. flux, m. || f coulement, m. N 
 
 dyssentene, f. 
 fly, Jli, B. moucbe, L II balancler, m. y 
 
 accelree (voiture), f. || Spanish ', 8. 
 
 cantbaride. f. || --blow, 8. cliiure de 
 
 mouche, f. || ~-man, 8. cocber de voi- 
 ture, m. || ~- wheel, s. volant, m. 
 fly, jK, v. a. A a. Ir. fulr, gviter fl quitter a 
 
 voler, s'envoler || s'Cchapper, se sauve*. 
 foal, fol, 8. poulain, m., poullche, f. 
 foal, fSl, v. a. poullner || ftnonner. 
 foam, fom, B. ecume, f., bouillon, m. 
 foam, fom. v. n. Ccumer, boulllonner. 
 foamy, fo mi, a. Ccumeux. 
 fob, fob, 8. gousset, m., petite pocha, t 
 foous, fo'kus, 8. foyer, m. 
 fodder, fSfdir, 8. fourrage, m. 
 foe, fo, s. enneml, antagoniste, m. 
 fog-, fog, 8. broulllard, m. || regain, m. 
 forgry, foy'gl, a. brumeux. 
 fo(e)y, fffgi, s. bonhomme, m. || crouton, 
 
 m. || perruque, f. 
 foible, MrN. s. falble, m. 
 foil, ftft/l, B. df-falte, f. || clinquant, m. || 
 
 ecbec, m. || fleuret (sorte d'epee), m. 
 
 feullle. t || monture, L || contrast*, m. 
 foil, fin/I, v. a. dfifalre, terrasser, battre. 
 foist, f'*/et, v. a. insurer, iuterpoler. 
 fold, Kid, B. pare, Stable pour les brebis, 
 
 m. .1 pli, m. fpUer, pllsser. 
 
 fold, fold. v. a. parquer, fair parqucr l| 
 
 folding-, /u/d'inff, 8. pllage, m. ||<of ahaep) 
 
 parcage, m. I) ~-bed, a, lit pliant, m. || 
 
 o-ohalr, 8. fauteull pliant, m. || ~-door, 
 
 B. porte & deux battants, f. y ~-soreea,' 
 
 8. paravent. m. 
 
 foUag-e. f<SHaJ,9. foulllage, m. 
 folio, fo'lio, s. In-follo, m. || folio, m. It 
 feiiillet, m. |m. 
 
 folk(s), fuk(t), t. gens, f. Am. pi., monde, 
 follow, far Id, v. a. A n. siilvre fl accom- 
 paguer || imiter II observer || s'lidonner, 
 s'ttttocher II s'eunulvre, rfsulter l| to - the 
 law, f tudler en droll || It does net - 
 that, 11 lie a'eusult pas qu*. 
 
 Mg;fKt, tube. Hilt. || chair, Joy; gam*, 
 XnfHtA u*4 frtnck. 
 
 i; tout, stal; thtag. OUrt. 
 7
 
 98 
 
 follower ~ foreUlltr 
 
 follower, fStlotr, 8. compagnon, m. || 
 ImlUteur, m. || sectatear, m. || ainoureux, 
 m. || roue motrice, L 
 
 tolly, fit" It, s. folia, 1 || sottise, f. 
 
 foment, fomfnf, v. a. fomemer || encou- 
 rager. ftlon, f, 
 
 fomentation, fSmfntiTshun, s. fomenta- 
 
 lond, find. a. (-ly, ad.) fou, extravagant || 
 passioonfi || tendre(ment) || indulgent || folle- 
 ment. [aimer a la lolie. 
 
 fondle, find' I, v. a. <fc n. caresser, dorloter, 
 
 fondness, fSnd'ngi, a. tendresse, folie, pas- 
 font, font, s. fonts, m. pi. [sion f. 
 
 food, fod, B. ailment, m., nourrltnre, pature, 
 
 fool, fol, s. sot, niais, fou, m. [f. 
 
 fool, fol, v. a. & n. Be jouer de || Infatuer || 
 fali-e le plaisant, badiner. folftlrer. 
 
 foolery, fol'iri, s. folie, bouffonnerie, f. 
 
 foolhardiuess, fol hdr'dl nia, s. tfmrite,f. 
 
 foolish, lol'ish, a. t-ly, ad.) imbScile || 
 ridicule f| follement || bete(ment). 
 
 foolscap, folsfkap, a. papier-pot, m. 
 
 foot, fast, s. pied, m. || base, f., bas, m. II 
 etat, m. || iuiauterie, f., fantassins, m. pi. || 
 ~ by ~, pied a pied, par dep-8 3 |[ on ~, 
 a pied || ~- board, e. rnarchepied, m. || 
 -"lights, s. pi. rampe, f. || ~-pace, 8. 
 petit pas, LU. || ~-priut, B. empreinte 
 du pied, T. || --race, s. lulte a la course, 
 L |i ..-soldier, 8. fantasain, m. || (to be) 
 ~-sore, a. (avoir) les pieds (Scorches || 
 ~-warmer, 8. cbauffe-pieds, m. 
 
 foot, foot, v. a. & n. fouler aux pieds || 
 aller ft pied, marcher || (a stocking-) 
 mettre un pled a. 
 
 football, fSSfbdJvl, s. (fame) ballon, m. || 
 (ball) ballon, m. fie pied, m. 
 
 foothold, four hold, 8. cspace convert par 
 
 footing-, fearing, s. pied, m. || base, con- 
 dition, f. || point d'appui. soutien, m. |m. 
 
 footman, fetf man, s. pleton, m. II laquals. 
 
 footpad, fotfp&d, s. voleur de grand 
 chemin, m. [m. 
 
 footpath, fsofpdth, s. sentier, m. || trottoir. 
 
 footstep, fan? ftfp, s. pas, m. || trace, f. || 
 to tread In one's -, marcher ear les 
 pas de qn. 
 
 footstool, fSSfitol, 8. tabouret, m. 
 
 fop, fdp, 8. fat, petit-maltre, m. 
 
 foppery, fop'piri, s. sottise. fatuite, t 
 
 foppish, fop' vish, a. fat, sot, vain. 
 
 for, for, pr. i c. pour, a cause de || car, 
 aussl bien, eu 6gard a || as ~, ouant a || 
 ~ all that, malgrg tout cela. 
 
 lorag-e, for'aj, B. fourrage, m. 
 
 forag-e, for'qj, T. a. & n. fourrager, aller 
 au fourrage. 
 
 forag-er, fcn'Stjtr, s. fourrageor. m. 
 
 Zorbear, fSrbdr', v. a. & n. ir. cesser || 
 s'abateoir de || trailer avec ciemence. 
 
 forbearance, for bar" ana, s. abstinence || 
 indulgence, ciemence, f. 
 
 forbid, fSrbid', v. a. n. Ir. dSfendre, 
 empecher, prSvenlr || Ood -, a Uieu ne 
 plaise. 
 
 force, fort, B. force, t || rlgueur, etflcacitS, 
 1 || -B, 8. pi. troupes, f. pi. 
 
 force, fiirt, v. a. & n. forcer, oontralndru || 
 
 violer || emporter |l B'efforcer || -d march, 
 
 g. marche torce, f. 
 
 forcemeat, for a' met, t. vlande hachfe, f. 
 forceps, for" sips s. pi. pinoe, f. || forceps, m. 
 forcible, for'tlbl, a. puissant || violent, 
 
 forcfi. 
 
 forcibly, for'iitK, ad. fortement, par force, 
 ford, ford, s. gug, m. 
 ford, ford, T. a. traverser an gu5. 
 fordable, ford'dbl, a, RuSable. 
 fore, for, a. & ad. anterieur || anterieure- 
 
 ment || avant . . . 
 
 forearm, for'&rm, 8. (anat ) avant-br?s, m. 
 forebode, for bod' , v. a. presager. 
 forecast, for 1 ku.it, s. projet, m. || pr<5- 
 
 voyance, L fprojeter, prevoir. 
 
 forecast, for kdtf, v. a. calculer d'avance U 
 forecastle, fBr'k&tl, 8. (mar.) gaillard 
 
 d'avant, m. florclore. 
 
 foreclose, forkloz' y. a. arrfiter || (jur.) 
 foreclosure, forklffzMOr, B. (Jur.) for- 
 
 cluslon, f. 
 
 foredoom, fordom', v. a. prgdestlner. 
 forefather, for 1 fattier, s. aieul, grand- 
 
 pdre, m. 
 
 forefend, for find' , vide forbid, 
 forefinger, for 1 f ing ger, s. index, m. 
 forego, forgo', v. a. 4 n. ir. precfider y 
 
 quitter, abandouner, se dsister. 
 f Oregon*, for gon' , a. passfi || anticlp. 
 foreground, for' groTi-nd, s. devant d'un 
 
 tableau, m. || premier plan, m. |L 
 
 forehead, fSr'id, s. front, m. || impudence, 
 foreign, /ifr'fa, a. Stranger || ~-otflce, B. 
 
 ministfire des affaires f trangfires, m. 
 foreigner, for'in ir, s. Stranger, in., Ctran- 
 
 g8re, f. [prgvlsion, f. 
 
 foreknowledge, fornSfij, 8. prescience, 
 foreland, for" land, s. promontoire, m. 
 forelock, for' Idle, B. tonpet, m. 
 foreman, foYm&n, s. chef, m. || centre- 
 
 maitre, m. y chef d'atelier, m. || premiet 
 
 garcon, m. 
 
 foremast, foYnuitt, s. mat de misaine, m. 
 forementloned, for mtn'ihund, a. susdit. 
 foremost, for'most, s. le plus avance 1 . 
 forenoon, for' nun, s. matinee, L 
 forensic, (Srtn'iit, a. du barreau. tudl- 
 forepart, for' part, s. devant, m. [ciaire. 
 forerunner, forrun'nir, s. avant-coureur, 
 
 prficurseur, m. 
 
 foresee, fort? , v. a. prfivoir, conjecturer. 
 foreshadow, forsh&d o, v. a. representer 
 
 d'avance, figurer. 
 
 foreshorten, fdrthdrfn, v. a. raccourelr. 
 foresight, fur* sit, s. prevoyanoe, f. y 
 forest, fSr'lst, s. foret, L [guidon, ru. 
 
 forestall, for staHul' , T. a. anticiper, de- 
 
 vancer || accaparer. 
 
 forester, fir'iattr. B. garde-foresUer. m. 
 forestry, fd'r'ettn, 8. sylvicnltore, t 
 foretaste, for'tatt, 8. avant-goQt, m. 
 foretell, for til', T. a. ir. prgdire, propbS- 
 
 tiser. [avant-coureur. in. 
 
 foreteller, fur tfl'Ur, t. propbdte, m. || (fig.) 
 
 lot*, W, f&r, (<O>; Mrt, git, hir ; mine, inn; no, hit, provt;
 
 fowling 
 
 99 
 
 tor thought. fSi'tbttot, t. prtvoynnce, 
 
 premeditation, L 
 foretop, for" tip, . toupet, in. || (mar.) 
 
 hune de miPaine, f. fcautlonner. 
 
 forewarn, for watom', v. a. prevenir, prfi- 
 forewoman, far'wSSm in, a. premiere ou- 
 
 vriere, f. 
 forfeit, fir' fit, t. amende, f. II decheance, 
 
 t, dedit, in. |[ -s, s. pi. jeu du gage, m. 
 forfeit, fSr'ftt, r. a, forfalre, falre con- 
 
 fisquer, perdre par confiscation. 
 forfeit, fur' fit, a. confisqug, perdu par 
 
 confiscation. 
 forfeiture, for* fit ur,s. forfalture, amende, 
 
 t j| confiscation, f. [de. 
 
 Corf end, for fin f , v. a. prtvenlr, preserver 
 forge, forj, s. forge, J. |fa1re. 
 
 forge, forj, v. a. forger || Imagtner || contre- 
 forg-er, for"jtr, s. forgeron, m. || forgeur, 
 
 conlrefncU'ur, m. 
 forrery, tvr'jir i, t. contrefacou, f. || tra- 
 
 vaux de la forge, m. pi. 
 forget, forgtf, T. a. ir. oubller. perdre le 
 
 souvenir de || ~-me-not, B. (Dot) myo- 
 
 otls, m. fgent. 
 
 forgetful, f6r gfffOSl, a. oublieux, ii6gU- 
 forg-lve, fSrylv', v. a. Ir. pardonner, re- 
 
 mettre (une aette). ' (remission, t. 
 
 forgiveness, fSrgfv'nii, s. pardon, m., 
 fork, fork, e. fourchette, t || fourche, f. 
 forked, fdrkt-a. fourchu || en zigzag. 
 forlorn, fir loKrrn' , a. abandonee, delalesg. 
 ferlornnesB, fSr lo&rn' n it , a. dfilaisse- 
 
 ment, abandon, m. 
 form, fdtorm, a. forme, figure, f. || modeie, 
 
 m. l| methode, f. || formalltfi, 1 || claaae, 
 
 f. || bane, m. 
 
 form, fdtorm, y. a. (<t n.) (se) former, 
 formal, (dr'miU, a. (-ly, ad.) formelQe- 
 
 ment) || rfigulter. 
 
 formality, fdrmofftl, a. formality, f. 
 formation, (Orma'ih&n, a. fonnntlon, f. 
 former, fir'mtr, a. premier, precedent, 
 formerly, fdr'mirli, ad. .antrefola, Jadla, 
 
 au temp passe 1 . Iredoutable. 
 
 formidable, fdr'mfdHbl, a. formidable, 
 formula, fir'mutd, H. foruule, f. 
 formulary, ft}t j mu lir i, a. formulalre, m. 
 forsake, finrsdk', v. a. ir. abandoimer, 
 
 quitter. 
 
 foreooth, ffrtoth,', ad. en vtrllf. 
 .fora wear, fSrawdr', T. a. & n. ir. abjurer, 
 
 renier || se parjurer. 
 fort. f5rt, a. forteresse, f. 
 forth, forth, a. & ad. bora de, en avant, 
 
 debora, au debora || and BO ~, et alnsl de 
 
 autte. fparattre. 
 
 forthcoming-, forthkum' Iny, a. pret a 
 forthwith, forth with' , ad. sur-le-cbamp || 
 
 stance tenante. 
 
 fortieth, fSr" tilth, a. quarantiSme. 
 fortification, fdrtifika'thiin, a. fortifica- 
 tion, t [eollder. 
 fortify tJSr'tifi, v.a. fortifier || mnnlr|| con- 
 tort! tude, fSr'titud, a. force J 'esprit, t 
 tortniarht, firfnit, a. qulnze Jours, pi. 
 
 lortreaa, for'tTla, s. forteresae, 1 
 tortultoua, fortu'itui, a. fortult, casucl || 
 
 -ly, ad. par hasnrd. 
 fortunate, f&r' tunot, a. fortun?, heureux 
 
 || -ly, ad. beureusement 
 fortune, fSr'tun, 8. fortune, t || aort, ha- 
 
 sard, m., aventure, 1 || rlchesses, f. pi. || 
 
 (piece of) ill--, a. mauvaise chance, f., 
 
 guignon, m. || to come (slip) Into a ~, 
 
 falre un bfiritnge || ~-huutor, s. coureur 
 
 de fortune, m. || ~-teller, a. diseur de 
 
 bonne aventure, m. 
 forty, fSr'ti, a, quarante. 
 lor ward, for'werd, v. a. avancer, hater, 
 
 pousser, favoriser [| faire parvenlr. 
 forward, fSr'werd, a. enipresse', ardent || 
 
 pr^somptueux || prficoce || -ly, ad. aveo 
 
 empressement. 
 forwardness, for'wirdnii, a. empreaso- 
 
 ment, m., ardeur, f., avancemeot, m. || 
 
 bardiesse, f. || prtc.ocit6, t, 
 forward(s), for'wird(z), ad. en avant || 
 
 tout droit. 
 
 foss, fda, a. fosse, f., fossfi, m. 
 fossil, fila'ail, 8. fosslle, m. 
 fossil, fSi'iil, a. fossile. 
 foster, fits' tir, v. a. uourrir, f lever || pro- 
 
 tfiger || --brother, a. IrC-ru de lalt, m. || 
 
 ~-chlld, R. nourrisson, m. || --mother, 
 
 a. nourrice, f. |l ~- sister, s. scaur de luit, 
 
 f. || ~-son, e. tlla adopllf, m. 
 fosterer, fot'tirir, a. uourricier, m. 
 foul, fuU-l, v. a. aulir, aouiller || diffamer y 
 
 (mar.taborder. 
 f oul, fo&l, a. (-ly, ad.) sale(ment)||lmpur|| 
 
 mecbant, vllaln, inique || oru^eux || uua- 
 
 geux || honteusement || Injustemcnt. 
 foulness, (tf&l'nis, s. saletS, f. || Impuretfi, 
 
 t || infamle, f. || laldeur, f. 
 found, foU'iid, v. a. fouder, fitabllr || fondre. 
 foundation, fdtondd'thun, a. foudeuient, 
 
 m., fondatlon, f. || etabUssement, m. y 
 
 tone, s. pierre londamentale, L 
 foundationer, fo&nda'ihuntr, t. bour- 
 
 aier, m. 
 founder, fuTuH'dtr, a. fondateur, m. || fon- 
 
 deur, m. looulcr a fond || Cchouer. 
 
 founder, fffUn'dir, v. n. rendre fourbu || 
 foundered, ftiTvn'dird, a. Bolbuttu. 
 foundling, fn~u-n<l'Hng,. enfant trouvS, m. 
 foundry, foton'dri, a. fonderie, f. 
 fonnt(aln), foivnt'(in), a. fonUtlne, t. \\ -m, 
 
 a. pi. eaux, f. pi. y --head, i. source, f. 
 four, far, a. quatre || on all -s, 1 qualm 
 
 pattes || --footed, a. quadruped?. 
 fourfold, for" fold, u. quadruple, 
 fourscore, Jor'tkBr, vide elg-hty. 
 fourteen, for 1 tin, a. qnatorze. 
 fourteenth, for' tenth, a. quutorzlSm*. 
 fourth, forth, a. quart, m. 
 fourth, forth, a. (-ly.ad. ) quutrlBme{ment). 
 fowl, fdTl'l, a. volallle, t 
 fowler, fo&l'ir, s. olseleur, m. 
 iowllng-, fifail'iny, a. cbasaa aux olseaux, 
 
 olsellerie, f. U piece, a. fusil de chaase, 
 
 / fSSt, u*, tub. || chair, Joy; goon, 
 
 ; loul, *tal ; ttynq, torn. 
 
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 100 
 
 fox - frigidity 
 
 fox, foks, a. renard, m. || (fig.) homme 
 ruse, m. || ~-brush, 8. queue de renard, 
 f. || --glove, s. (bot.) digitale, f. || ~- 
 honnd, s. chien loup, m. il--hunt(lng), 
 B. chasse au renard, f. 
 
 7.P. (Fir -plug;), "Secoura centre 1'ln- 
 cendie." [sion. f. 
 
 fraction, frdk'ihun, e. fraction, f. || divi- 
 
 fractlonal, frak' shUndl, a. (ar.) fraction- 
 naire. [sier. 
 
 fractions, fra}? shut, a. bargneux, tracas- 
 
 fracture, fr&k'tur, a. fracture, rupture, f. 
 
 fracture, frak'tur, v. a. fracturer, rompre. 
 
 trag-lle, frdj'il, a. fragile, frele. 
 
 fragility, fra jit' I ti, e. fragilite", f. || fai- 
 blesse, f. 
 
 fragment, frag'meiit, 8. fragment, m. || 
 debris, m. || petite portion, f.Jf particule, f. 
 
 fragmentary, frag'mintiri, a. compose 
 de fragments. fparfum, m. 
 
 fragrance, fra.' grans, a. bonne odeur, f., 
 
 fragrant, fra' grant, a. odoriferant || -ly, 
 ad. suavement, bon. 
 
 frail, fral, s. panier de lone, m. 
 
 trail, fral, a. frele, fragile. 
 
 frailty, frdf ti, a. fragUite, f. || faiblesse. f. 
 
 frame, frdm, a. fabrique, construction, f. || 
 forme, f. || cadre, m. |l (of mind) disposi- 
 tion, f. || invention, f. || metier, m. || ~- 
 knltter, s. cbaussetier, m. || --work, s. 
 chaiperjt,.|](f or working on)m6tier,m. 
 
 frame, frdm, v. a. former, faconner, ajus- 
 ter || imaglner. fteur, m. 
 
 framer, frd'mer, a. conatructeur. inven- 
 
 franohlse, fran'chlz, a. franchise, f. |] 
 exemption, f. |j droit electoral, m. 
 
 frank, frangk, a. franc, m. || lettre af- 
 franchie, f. 
 
 frank, frangk, T. a. affranchir (nne lettre). 
 
 frank, frangk, a. franc, gSnfireux || -ly, 
 ad. franchement. 
 
 frankincense, fringk r {nfnt,e.entxna,m. 
 
 frankness, frangk' ni>, a. franchise, sincg- 
 rite, g^nerosite, f. ffurieux Havec frenfsie. 
 
 frantic, frUn'tik, a. (-ly, ad.) MnStique, 
 
 fraternal, Jrdter'ndl, a. (-ly, ad.) frater- 
 nel(lement) || de frftre || en frfire. 
 
 fraternise, frdfer niz, r. a. fratemiser. 
 
 fraternity, frdUr'niti, a. fraternite, f. 
 
 fratricide, frdt' rind, a. fratricide, m. 
 
 fraud, frdoid, s. fraude, tromperie, f. 
 
 fraudulent, frttt/ dulfnt, a. fraudoleux, 
 fourbe || -ly, ad. frauduleusoment. 
 
 fraught, fra'wt, a. charge, accabie. 
 
 tray, fra, s. bataille, t, combat, m. |) 
 querelle, f. 
 
 freak, fret, a. caprice, m., fantaisie, f. 
 
 freckle, frflfl, a. rousseur, f. || -d, pleln 
 de tacben de rousseur, tachetl. [delivrer. 
 
 free, fra, r. a. affranchir, mettre en liberty, 
 
 free, fri, a. (-ly, ad.) libre, llcencieux I 
 liberal II franc(bement) || quitte, exempt || 
 to make ~ with, prendre dea llberte* 
 arec H to set ~, mettre en llbertl || ~- 
 hearted, a, liberal, g6ureux || ~- 
 pokfta, a, llbre et franc || ~-stone, a. 
 vutn, da tallla, f. y trade, a. llbre- 
 
 echaoge, m. || --trader, a. llbrc-e'chan- 
 giate, in. || o-wlll, . pleln grg, m. || 
 Libre arbitre, m. (m. 
 
 freebooter, fre'bottr, B. bandit, flibusuer, 
 
 freedom, frgdum, t. libertS, franchise, f. 
 
 freehold, fre' hold, a. franc-alleu, m. 
 
 freeholder, frffholdtr, a. franc-tenander, 
 m. 
 
 freemason, fremd'm,^. franc-macon, m. 
 
 freemasonry, frtma'snri, a. franc- 
 magonnerie, f. Fm. 
 
 freethinker, frftMngkir, a. esprit fort, 
 
 freeze, fret, v. a. (<t n.) Ir. (se) geler, 
 (se) glacer. fglacifre, f. 
 
 freezings-machine, freeing mithin, s. 
 
 frelgrht, frdt, a. cargaison, f. 
 
 frelgrht, frdt, T. a. frter, charger. 
 
 frelg-hter, froftr, a. affrgteur, m. 
 
 French, frensh, a. francais || ~ horn, a. 
 cor de cbasse, m. || cornet a piston, m. 
 
 frenchlfy, frensh' ifi, v. a. frandaer. 
 
 frenzy, frfn'ii, a. fre'ne'sie, fureur, f. 
 
 frequency, fre'Jcwenei, a. frequence, mul- 
 titude, f. 
 
 frequent, frekwfnf, v. a. frequenter. 
 
 frequent, fre'kwent, a. frequent || -ly, ad. 
 frdqueinment. ftuel, m. 
 
 frequenter, frekwfnf er, s. visiteur habi- 
 
 fresco, friafko, a. fresque, f. 
 
 fresh, frfah, a. fraia || recent, nonreau || 
 robuste || vif || -ly, ad. fralchement, r$- 
 cemment || ~ -water, 8. eau douce, f. 
 
 freshen, frisk' n, v. a. (& n.) (se) rafratchir. 
 
 freshet, friah'et, a. gtang d'eau douce, m. |j 
 cours d'eau, in. 
 
 freshness, frlah'nti, a. fratcheur, f. 
 
 fret, frit, a. agitation, f. || fermentation, f. || 
 detroit, m. |f (mus.) louche, f. || ~-saw, 
 a. scie a vider. a decouper, f. || work, 
 a. onvrage en bosse, m. || (arcb. ) grecque, f. 
 
 fret, frit, v. a. <t n. frotter || bosseler || 
 tourmenter || fermenter || s'agiter, se tour- 
 menter |[ ee corroder. 
 
 fretful, frff fuul, a. de mauvalse huineur, 
 chagrin || -ly, ad. avec chagrin. 
 
 friable, fri'd bl, a. friable. 
 
 friar, fri'er, a. moine, m. fment, m. 
 
 friction, frik'ihun, a. friction, f.. frotte- 
 
 Frlday, frfdd, a. vendredi, m. || Oood ~, 
 a. vendredi saint, m. fin. pi. 
 
 friend, frfndj a. ami, m. || -s, s.pl. parents, 
 
 friendless, frtnd'lfs, a, aaus ami. 
 
 friendliness, frtnd'Knii, . blenveil- 
 lance, amitie, f. 
 
 friendly, frfnd'lt a. almable, amical || 
 society, s. societe de eecours mutuela, f. 
 
 friendship, frfnd' thip, a. amitie, f, 
 
 frieze, fra, s. frise, f. 
 
 frig-ate, frig'dt, a. f regale, f. 
 
 frlgrht, frit. s. frayeur, peur, f. 
 
 frlg-hten. frftn, v. a. effrayer, f pouvajiter. 
 
 trlghttvd,friff3Sl, a. (-ly, ad.) effroynble 
 
 frigid, 'frl/tdj a. (-ly, ad.) froid(ement). 
 frigidity, frljid'lti, > frigidlto, t || in- 
 dUferenoe, L 
 
 MM. Mr, jttr Itttj ***, tit, Mrs fC.nt. Inn; n9. M,
 
 frfll functionary 
 
 101 
 
 trill, frit B. Jabot, m. 
 fringe, frinj, B. frange, orpine, f. 
 Irln, /rrry, T. a. franger. [m. pL 
 
 frippery, frip'ptri, B. friperle. f.|! hail Inns, 
 frisk, frf<*. T. n. Bauter. bondlr |l fretiller. 
 frisky, fris'kf, a. fr<!tUlant || fringant || 
 
 folatre. [f. 
 
 frith, frith, s. bras de mer, m.|| embouchure, 
 fritter, frifttr, B. beignet, m. fgaspiller. 
 fritter, frit'ter, T. a. morceler || angantlr |] 
 frivolity, frivSl'itt, B. frivolit* 1 , t 
 frivolous, frfv'Sltii, a. frtvole, vain 
 
 -ly. ad. d'une manidre frlvole. 
 , frlisie, frig' I, v. a. frlser. 
 fro, fro, ad. en arrl&re || to and ~. ji et 11. 
 frock, fr6k, 8. blouse, t. || robe. f. l| - coat, 
 ' frog, /rop, B. grenouille, f. [redingote, t 
 frolic, frol'ik, B. galetA t. || fantaisie, folle, 
 frollo, frdl'ik, v. n. folatrer, badlner. | 
 frolicsome, friil'lk turn, a. gal, folfttre, 
 
 Jo.yeui a 1'exceg. 
 
 from, /r<5m, pr. de. par. dftB, depuls, d'aprta. 
 frond, frfinrt, B. (hot) f rondo, fronciaison, 
 
 f. || feulllage, m. 
 
 front, /runt, B. front, m. II facade, f. 
 front, /runt. v. a, attaquer de front || af- 
 fronter I) falre face a. fture, f. 
 frontaare, frunfaj, B. facade, f. |) deran- 
 frontal, frUnt' nl, t. frontal, fronton, m. 
 frontier, frSn'tfr, B. frontiSre, limilc, f. 
 frontispiece, fr&n'titpi*, B. frontispice.m. 
 frontlet, frunt'ltt, B. frontal, m. 
 frost, frilt, B. gelfie, f. || frlaced ~, B. 
 
 verglaB, m. || hoar~, -white-, s. frimas, 
 
 givre, m., geUe blanche, f. || ~-blte, B. 
 
 engourdissement causf- par le troid, m. || 
 
 ~-bltton, a. gele 1 1| --flower, B. crlitauz 
 
 de glace auz fenfitres, m. pi. 
 frost, frill, T. a. glacer || (In cutlery) 
 
 damnsqulner. [deur glacials. 
 
 frostily, frii'ttK, ad. (fig.) avec une frol- 
 trosty, frSt'H, a. geli, glac6 || (fig.) frold. 
 froth, /rath, I. 6cum, mousse, f. 
 froth, froth, T. n. icumer, mousscr. 
 frothy, frith'i, a. Ccumeuz || fiivole. 
 fronsy, /rdfi/zi, a. Bale, moisl, vital n. 
 froward, fro'wfrd, n. chagrin, opiniatre, 
 
 revSche i| -ly, ad. de mauvalse bumeur. 
 fro-wardness, frffwtrdnfi, t. mauvalse 
 
 hutneur, f. [m. |[ ddaln, m. 
 
 frown, froTvn, B. froncement des sourclls, 
 frovrn, frff&m, v. n. froncer le sourcil, Be 
 
 refrogner (| to ~ down, atterrer par un 
 
 regard. 
 
 frozen, frfftn, a. gele, glacf. 
 fructify, /ru/f /t, T. a. An. fertiliser 
 
 fructifier. |6cooome. 
 
 frugal, frffgit, a. (-ly, ad.) frugal(ement) || 
 frugality, frogSffti, t. frugality L 
 fruit, /rot, B. fruit, m. II prodult. m. I ~- 
 
 bearer, B. arbre fruitier, m. |[ --dish, 
 
 8. coupe & fruits, f. || --Krower, B. poml- 
 
 culuur, Jardlnler pSplnlSriste, m. || - 
 
 tree, s. arbre fruitier, m. 
 fruiterer, frdfertr B. fruitier, m. |) -' 
 
 shop, . frulterle, t. 
 
 fruitful, fro fptt, a. (-ly, ad.) fertile, 
 
 cond || abondamment fructueusement. 
 
 fruition, froifh'un, B. joulssance, f. 
 
 fruitless, frot'lit, a. Infructueux, Btfirlle. 
 
 frump, frump, B. vleille ratatinee, f. 
 
 frustrate, frdtftrSt, v. a. fnistrer, annuler. 
 
 frustration, frtit trSihun, t. desappolnte- 
 ment, non-succf B, m. 
 
 fry, fri, B. (o fish) fral. m. || fretln, m, 
 mtdtltude, t II frlture, I. 
 
 try, fri, v. a. & n. frire || small ~, B. menn 
 frettn, m.|| Lamb's ~, B. fraise d'agnean. f. 
 
 frying: -ran. friinttp&n, B. pole a frire, 
 || out of the ~ Into the fire, tomber 
 de Chary bde en Soylla, de fldvre en chaod 
 mal. 
 
 fuchsia, fa'tMS., B. (boi) facbsia, L 
 
 fuddle, fid' I, T. a. (A n.) (g')enl vrer. 
 
 fudgre, fiij, B. blague, craqne, f. 
 
 fndare I fSJ, Bottlse I bah ! 
 
 fuel, fu'fl, B. cbauffage, combustible, m. 
 
 fuB-ltlve, fffjvtiv, B. fugltU. m. 
 
 fugitive, fffjittv, a. fugitif. 
 
 fuirue, fug, B. (mus.) fngne, f. 
 
 fulcrum, fiil'krum, B. support, Bontien, m. 
 || point fixe, m. || point d'appui, m. 
 
 fulfil, fdOlfil', v. a. accompur, rempllr. 
 
 fulfilment, fSHlfU'mint, B. accompligBe- 
 mcnt, m. fm. 
 
 full, fast, B. pleln, m., pienitQde. t || total. 
 
 full, font, a. <t ad. (-y. ad. ) plein(ement) || 
 rempll || entier JJ en en tier || ezacte- 
 ment |j tout & fait [[ chock ~, comble tout 
 pleln || to the ~, surabondamment || ~- 
 Dlo-wn, a. Ipanoul || --bodied, a. gros, 
 replet || --compass, a. & sept octaves (| 
 ~-dress, s. grande tenue, f. || --dress 
 ball, s. bal pnr6, m. || --dress dinner, 
 s. diner de cCrCmonie, m. || --length, s. 
 grandeur naturclle, f. 
 
 fuller, flftl'ltr, s. foulon, m. (1 ~'s earth, 
 a. (min.) terre a foulon, f. [foulon. m. 
 
 f tilling: -mill, fd6FKngm&, B. moulln a 
 
 fulminate, fiil' mi not, v. a. A n. fulmlaer. 
 
 fulness, fS6Vnit, B. plenitude, f. || satiet*. 
 L || largeur, f. 
 
 fulsome, fSHl'nim, a. (-ly, ad.)d6goutant, 
 fastldleux || d'une manldre nauslabonde. 
 
 fumble, fum'bl, v. a. 4 n. later, tatonrter || 
 agir maladroitpment. fment. 
 
 fumbllngrly, f-um'blingli, ad. maladrolte- 
 
 fnme, turn, B. fumfie, vapeur, f. II colSre, f. 
 || vanit, i 
 
 fume, fum, v. a. & n. turner || parfumer 
 a'exhaler en vapeur || (tre en colfire. 
 
 fumigate, fffmigat, T. n. fairs des fumi- 
 gation!), (f. 
 
 fumigation, fumlgu'thun, t. fumigation, 
 
 fumlgator, fu'migd ttr, g. botte fomiga- 
 Uiire, m. 
 
 fun, fu.it. B. badioage, m., galetl, f. 
 
 function, (Ungtf ihZn, 8. fonctiou, L || 
 taculte, f. 
 
 functional, funt/K ihun St. a. foattionobj, 
 
 functionary, fungk'th&ntri, *. fonctlon- 
 nalrp, in. 
 
 biff; flft, tube, tub. y ekair, Jojf; gaunt, yet; toul, Mat; thing, Vurt.
 
 102 
 
 fnnd Gallic 
 
 fund, fiind. s. fonds. bien, m. || sinking 
 
 ~, B. caisse d'amortissement, f. || -, a. pi. 
 
 fonds, ra. pi., capital, m. 
 toad, fund, v. a. placer dans les fonds pu- 
 
 blics || to have property In the -s, 
 
 avoir des rentes sur 1'fitat. 
 fundament, /ftrtVampn?, s. fondement, m. 
 fundamental, fundamfn'tdl, B. fonde- 
 
 ment, m. Jfondamental(ement). 
 
 fundamental, fundamtn'tal. a. (-ly, ad.) 
 funded, fund'fd, a. con solid*. [f. pi. 
 
 funeral, /5'n#r <if. s. fiinfirailleg, obsfqaes, 
 funereal, funfniU, a. funbre, lugubre, 
 
 triste. 
 
 fungroua, f&ny' gu,a. fongnenx, Bpoogieux. 
 fungus, fung'gut, s. champignon, m. || 
 
 (m6d.) fongus, m. 
 tank, fvngk, 8. venette, t. 
 funnel, fun'nS, t. entonnoir, m, || t n van, m. 
 funny, /un'nf, a. drfile. 
 fo. fir, s. fourrure, pelleterie, f. || (mM.) 
 
 BaburreB, f. pi. || ~-oap, s. bonnet fourrt, 
 
 ra. || ~-clad, a. & fourrure. 
 fur, fir. v. a. fonrrer. 
 furbelow, fir-bile, s. falbala, f. 
 
 *, T. a. fourbir, pollr. 
 furious, f&'rivt, a. furieuz || -ly, ad. 
 
 Tiolemment 
 
 furl, ftrl, v. a. ployer fl (mar.) fe.rler, serrer. 
 furlong 1 , fer'long, s. nuitieme partie d'un 
 
 mllle anglais, t 
 
 furlough, fir 15, s. cong6 d'absence, m. 
 furnace, fer'nas, t. fournenu, m. 
 furnish, ftr'nish, v. a. fourntr, pouryolr 
 
 de || meubler || Cquiper. 
 furnisher, ftr'ntehtr, s. fournissenr, 
 
 pourvoyeur. m. 
 furniture, fir'nftur, 9. ameublement, m. 
 
 I) Cquipage, apparetl, m. || --broker, s, 
 
 brocanteur, m. 
 
 furrier, fur'rttr, B. fourreur, pelletier, m. 
 furrow, fwr'rS, > nillon, m. || ride, f. || 
 
 gueret, m. 
 
 furrow, f&r'ro, T. a. Btllonner || rider. 
 furry, firrt. a. fourrt, de fourrures. 
 further, ftrlter, T. a. avancer, alder. 
 further, fer'tMr, a. & ad. de plus, en 
 
 outre || pins avant, an dela || oatre cola. 
 furtherance, ftr'tHir&iu, s. avancement, 
 
 m., protection, aide, f. 
 forth erer, ffrOtirer, s. promoteur, m. 
 furthermore, ftr'OUrmor, ad. encore || 
 
 de plus || outre cela, d'ailleun. 
 furthest, fer'Olfst, a. le plus eloign || ~, 
 
 ad. le pins loin || a la distance |j (a PC-pop ue) 
 
 la plus eloignee. Uurtivement. 
 
 furtive, flr'tiv. a. furtlf, deroM || -ly, ad. 
 fury, fieri, t. furie, frSugsie, rage, furear, 
 fame, fin, s. (bot.) ajoac, m. |t 
 
 fuse, ftu. T. a. (& a.) (ae) fondre. 
 fusee, fit*?, s, fusee d'oue rnuutre, t || 
 
 fusil, m. 
 rusel-oli, fJtllM, . hulle enip^iiiu- 
 
 matique d 1'eau-Je-vle de gmbm, f. 
 raniller, fH *l Ur" , t. fusilier, fantassla, m. 
 Tnslon, fu'thtin, e> fusion, foate, L 
 
 fuss, ffa, s. fracas, embarran, m. 
 fussy, fHi'.n, a. falsour d'embarras. 
 fustian, fustian, s. futaine, f. || boitrsou- 
 
 flure, f. [teur, f. 
 
 fustlness, fijutl\nci, s. molsissure, puan- 
 fusty, (iaft\, a. eentant le moisi, 
 tnU\6,-fu,'tU, a. futile, frivole. 
 futility, futifiH, e. futility frirolite, f. 
 future, ffftur, s. avenir, m. || for tie ~, 
 
 In ~, a 1'avenir. 
 
 future, futiir' , a. futur, a renlr. 
 futurity, JutffriK, 8. futur, arenlr, m. 
 fy()I fl, fl! fi doncl 
 
 G. 
 
 vab. gSb, 8. beuche, f. II maudlto langn<>. 
 
 f. || oarardage, m. || to have the g-lft 
 
 of the ~, avoir la langue bien pendue. 
 grabardlne, pdb'erdm, s. gaban, m. 
 rabble, gab I, s. bourdonncment, m. II 
 
 babil, m. 
 
 rabble, gab' I. v. n. bourdonner [| bavarder 
 g-abbler, yiib ler, B. bavard, m. 
 grablon, gd'biun, s. (mar.) gabion, m. 
 ffable(-end), ga'bl(end), 8. pignon, m. 
 raby, gSbi, s. jeannot, badaud, m. 
 srad, gad, s. acieren lingots, m. || baguette, f. 
 yad, gad, T. n. courir $a nt la. || ~-fly, 
 
 taon, m. 
 
 graft, gaf, s. harpon, crochet, m. 
 gragr, gag, s. baillon. m. 
 eras:, 0&S, v. n. ballionner. fm. 
 
 sraere, gaj, B. gage, m. || (Jur.) nantlssement, 
 gaiety, ga'iti, s. gaietfi, joia, f. || parure, f. 
 gaily, ga'li, ad. galement 
 grain, gam, s. gain, avantage, m. 
 grain, gin, T. a. & n. gagner || profiler. 
 gainer, gan'er, s. gagnant, m. 
 galnless, grin I ft, a. sans gain, Inutile, 
 gainsay, gdn'ia, v. a. contredire l| nler. 
 gainst, 'gimt, pr. centre (vide ag-alnat). 
 gait, got, s. cbemin, m., demarche, allure, 
 gaiters, pa'terz, s. pi. guetres. f. pi. If. 
 galaxy, gal'dkii, B. vole lactee, f. 
 gale, gal, s. brise, f. 
 gallot, gal'idt, s. (mar.) galiote, f. 
 grail, gaXal, 8. ficl, m., bile, f. || rancune, 
 
 malice, L || ~-nut, s. (hot) noiz de galle, 
 
 t foer. 
 
 grail, gatol, T. a. & n. Scorcher II se chagri- 
 gallant, gdl'ldnt, e. Taillant, brave, m. || 
 
 elegant, galant, m. 
 gallant, gal lanf a. valllant, brave || -ly, 
 
 ad. valllammeol || galammeoL 
 gallantry, gal'tdntn, s. vtilLUnai, f. || 
 
 pompu, L galanterie, I. 
 Hralleon, gU'U&n, fl. (Ukar.) gallon, m. 
 B ^iioj y, gdfUrf, 8. nalerie, f. || currldur, 
 
 in. || plctnr*~, s. gslgrii <i tablWHlX, t 
 valley, gdl'H, 8. galens, t || slave. . 
 
 gulerien, forcat, m. 
 Gallic, gdl'lik, a. gauloii. 
 
 Utt, *ttl, far, U6; Mr, git, Mr; WMU, tnti; no, Mt, prSvt ; AoS;
 
 galling gawky 
 
 103 
 
 galling-, gnli-rit,<g, a. choquanl || (feu ci'ai- 
 
 nlleiie) Cieii nourri. 
 gallipot, gdi'lipat, s. galipot, m. 
 gallon, gfU'lin, t. gallon, m. 
 gallop, gal' {up, s. galop, m. 
 gallop, gar lap, T. a. & n. galoper || aller 
 
 an gulnp. 
 
 gallows, gil'lSt, I. gibet, m., potence, f. 
 galvanic, gSlrdn'ik, a. gnlvanique R ~ 
 
 battery, s. (pbys. ) pile dc Volta, f. 
 galvanise, gdft-dnii, T. a. gnlvaniser. 
 galvanism, gal' van ism, 8. (phys.) galva- 
 
 nlsnir, in. 
 
 gamble, pim'bl, v. n. Joncr. fm. 
 
 rambler, gdm'bUr, s. jom-ur de profession, 
 gamboge, gambof , t. gomme-^utte, f. 
 gambol, gam'bSl. s. gambade, f. 
 gambol, gam'bol, v. n. gambader. 
 game, gam, s. divertissement, Jen, m., 
 
 partle, f. || pibier, m. 
 game, j<iin, v. a. Jouer || black, s. coq 
 
 de bruycre, m., Eeltnotte des bois f. || 
 
 bar, s- caruus-MJre, f. || --cook, s. coq 
 
 divusfi au combat, m. || ^-keeper, B. 
 
 ganlc-clioMe. m. || --laws, s. pi. rPple- 
 
 menlft de rlmsse, m. pi. || --leg-, . jamlw 
 
 boltense, f. l-ly, ad. gnfement. 
 
 ramesome, g dm' trim, a. badiu, folaire 1| 
 gamester, gatn'ster. B. Joucur, in. 
 ranunon, gdm'mun, s. jambon, m. || tric- 
 trac, m. 
 
 gammon, gSm'mun, v. a. baliverner. 
 gamut, garn'ut, 8. (mu8. ) gainme, f. 
 gander, gan'der, I. jars, m. 
 rang, gang, s. troupe, bande, f. 
 ganger, gaiiy'er, . chef de bripade, m. 
 ganglion, gnus' atiSn, * ganglion, m. 
 gangrene, yang 'grin, 8. g:iiiprne, f. 
 gangway, gaiir/'vii, s. passage olmll, m. II 
 
 (nuv.) puae-nvant, m. [f. (|>liran). 
 
 gannet, yan'ntt, r. fou, do<1n, m. || btuihli*, 
 gantlot, gauntlet, gaTt-nflet, 8. ganttlet, 
 
 in. || (lull.) bapnctli-s, f. pi. 
 gaol, ,i<il, 8. priMio, f. II --bird, 8. peudard, 
 
 pihier de polcnoe, m. 
 rap, gap, . ouvcrlure, frnte, brfcho, f. || 
 
 laciiiip, f. || trou, m. || ~-toothed, a. 
 
 brfche-dcilt. 
 
 rap, ff'il', v. n. bAiller I] 86 fendre. 
 gape, gap, v. n. bAiller. 
 garb, yi'irb, t. habit, vetcment, m. [| air, m., 
 
 mine, f. || farmi. ' 
 
 garbage, gnr'buj, 8. trlpalllea, f. pi. 
 garble, gnr'ltl, v. a. cholsir II crlbler. 
 garden, gd>'<tn. f. jardln, m. 
 garden, gar'ila, v. a. cultivcr un jardln || 
 
 englne, . pompe d'urrosement, f. || 
 
 --plot, s. parterre, m. || --Btutt, B. 
 
 plaules polngcics, f. pi. 
 gardener, gar'dntr, ?. Jardlnler, m. 
 gardening, gdr'dniny, t. Jaixllnage, m. 
 garflah, gar 1 fish, B. orphie, 1, brocbet de 
 
 mer, m. 
 
 gargle, gdr'gl. B. gargariame, in. 
 gargle, gdr'gl, v. a. se gargariaer. 
 
 gargoyle, m'u'gffjil, s. (nrcli.) car-joullle, f. 
 
 garish, garfish, a. ficlatant, brillanu 
 
 garland, garland, t. guirlande, f. 
 
 garlic, gdr'ltk, 8. ail, m. (ment, m. 
 
 garment, gar' mint, s. habil lenient, vete- 
 
 garner, gar'ner, v. a. mettre an grenier l| 
 
 garnet, gdr'nit, s. grenat, m. [a'uiasser. 
 
 garnlshdng), gar'nish(lng), 8. garulture, 
 L, ornement, m. 
 
 garnish, g&r'ntth, T. a. garnir, parer, 
 orner. 
 
 garoiter, gUrSeter, s. {tranglcar, m. 
 
 garret, gtir'rSt, e. mansarde, t || grenier, 
 galetas, m. 
 
 garrison, gdr'rtfSn, s. garnison, f. 
 
 garrison, g&r'rti'un, T. a. mettre en gar--' 
 nlson || mettre garnison dans || -ed, a. 
 a gannson. 
 
 garrulity, g&rro'liH, 8. babi], caquet, m. 
 
 garrulous, gar'rdlis, a. bablllard. 
 
 garter, gdr'ter, s. Jarretiere, f. 
 
 gas, gas. 8. gar., m. || --burner, B. bee & 
 pa?., m. || --fitter, s. gazier, m. II 
 light, B. eclalragu au gaz, m. l| meter, 
 8. compteur a caz, m. || pipe, 8. con- 
 duite do puz, f. || tuyau a gaz, gazlf^re. 
 m. || store, s. oaloiif&re & gaz, m. II 
 -works, B. pi. usine & gaz, f. 
 
 gaseous, gd'tiUs, a. gazenx. 
 
 gash, gash, 8. balafre, dcattlce, f. 
 
 rash, g&sh, v. a. balafrer. 
 
 gasometer, gfaim'fttr, s. gazomfitre, m. 
 
 gasp, gasp, e. essoufflemeut, m. || to the 
 last -, jusqu'a son dernier souplr. 
 
 rasp, fdsp, v. n. ouvrir la bouche pour 
 rcspirer || resplrer avec peinn. 
 
 gastric, gaf'trtk, a. gasliique. 
 
 gastritis, gastri'tit, e. gastrlte, f. 
 
 gastronomist, gdt tr5n 6 m 1st, e. gastro- 
 nome, m. [mi'', f- 
 
 gastronomy, gas Iron' S mi, 8. castfono- 
 
 gate, gdt, 8. porte, f., portal), m., barrier?, 
 (. |i ~-way, 8. porte cochire, f. 
 
 gather, gatti'ir, 8. front-Is, pit, m. 
 
 rather, yiiai'fr. v. a. A n. cueilllr || ra- 
 masscr || assembler, rf unir || cboislr II con- 
 clure || B'accumuler, s'assembler || (med.) 
 former un abcdx, suppurer. 
 
 gatherer, gaOi'erir, 8. collecteur, m. || 
 vendangcur, in. 
 
 gathering, ijntn'ir ing, 8. action de cueil- 
 llr. f. || recolle, f. || tumeur, f. 
 
 gaudily, g<nvdili, ad. avec taste. 
 
 gandlness, gaU/ dines, s. clinquant, pa- 
 pillota^c, in. 
 
 gaudy, gaH''dt, a. somptneux, eclatant 
 
 gauffer, goffer, v. a. gaufrer || tuyauter. 
 
 gauge, gaj, 8. jauge, f. || (rail.) large ur, 
 vole, f. 
 
 gauge, gdj, v. u. jaueer || mesurer. 
 
 gaunt, yat-Ht, a. (-ly, ad.) malgre, d6- 
 cliurn? || Clnncf. 
 
 gauntlet, paT^nfUt, t. gactelet, m. 
 
 gauca, gdrt-t, s. gaze, f. 
 
 gavot, gavotte, gdvSt', a. gavotte, t 
 
 gawky, gtOVkt, a. gauche, nlais, loord. 
 
 ; fSdt, tube, tub. \\ chair, joy ; game, yei ; tout, zeal; thing, there.
 
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 gay, 
 
 S, a. gal, Joyenx. 
 race, p<i, g. regard fixe, m. 
 gae, <7<", T. a. 4 n. regarder flxement, 
 
 contempler, fixer. 
 gazelle, ffaiel', s. gazelle, 1 
 gaer, gffair, s. spectateur, m. 
 Qasette, gitit'. s. gazette, f. 
 gacette, g&tXr, Y. a. publier officiolle- 
 
 ment || declarer en failllte. 
 graett8er, (7rfzrt <rr', s. (lictlonnaireWblio- 
 
 praphique, m. || journaliste, m. 
 grear, ger, s. accoutrement, apparel], habil- 
 
 lement, m. || trait, m. 
 gelatin, jfrstfn, s. gflatine, f. 
 gelatinous, Jildfinni, a. gelatineux. 
 greld, <7<rf, T. a. ir. cbAtrer. fm. 
 
 e-elding, gild' Ing, s. castration, f. ||hongre, 
 t*m,jfm, s. pierre precieiue, f., bijou, m. |j 
 
 ibot.) bourgeon, m. 
 render, jln'der, t. genre, sexe, m. 
 gene.tloglcal, Jing&Ufj'ikSl, a. ggnea- 
 
 logique. 
 
 genealogy, JgniUfSfl, 8. gCnfalocio, f. 
 general, jin'SrOl, 8. general, m. [| gfinfi- 
 
 rale, (. 
 general, jtn'fr&l, a. general, universe!, 
 
 commun, public || -ly, ad. en genfra!. 
 generalise, jfn'irittin.v. a. giPnfiraliser. 
 generality, jtntrdl'iti, s. gf-nSralitf, f. || 
 
 pi u part, f. [m. 
 
 generalship, Jin'tr&lihip, 8. eCnfiralat, 
 generate, Jin frat, v. a. engendrer, pro- 
 
 dulre. (race, 1 
 
 generation, jlnlrSehun, g. generation, 
 generic, y*n jr'tt. a. ggngrlqup. 
 sr eneroslty, <in r Sj't , 8. gengrosite, t 
 g-enerous, Jin'tr&s, a. gPnCn.'UX, bien- 
 
 faisant || -ly, ad. gSngreusement. 
 genial, jTnfU, a. (-ly, ad.) ggnfiratif || 
 
 nature! (lement) || natll || joyeux || galemcnU 
 geniality, jinial'iti, s. caractfire nature!, 
 
 m. || galet, f. 
 
 genteel, Jin til', a. (-ly, ad.) bonnet*, 
 
 poli(ment) || civil || ilOgant |] ^K-gamiuenU 
 gentian, ffn'thi&n, s. (bot.) gentiane, f. 
 gentile, jin'til, 8. gentll, paleu, m. 
 gentility, jintil'iti, s. nalssance dlstin- 
 
 guee, f. || politesse, f. || elegance, t. 
 gentle, jfn'tl, a. doux, b6iiiu, WnSvole, 
 
 paislble. [m. pi. 
 
 gentlefolk, jfn'ttfok, s. gens de condition, 
 gentleman, jin'tLm&n, t. genlilhomme, 
 
 hooime honorable, u. 
 gentlemanlike, Jin' tl man Ilk, g-entle- 
 
 manly, jin'tlmanli, u. tic boa tou, bieu 
 
 llf, diKtlrigllt, ciilliliif 11 r:iill. 
 
 gentleneea, lln' tines, 8. iioblesse, nal8- 
 sance, f. || urbanlKS, f. 
 
 gentleiroman, jln'tlwOtim&n, 8. dame, 
 ferame de bonne famllle, t. II dnine d'hon- 
 ueur, f. Ilionnetement. 
 
 gently, Jfn'tK, ad. doucement, avec soin || 
 
 genitive, jin'i tiv, t, g6nitif, m. 
 genius, jc'niiis, 8. genie, dmon, m. 
 dicu tutelalre, m. 
 
 gentry, Jfn'tH, , haute bourgeoisie, t 
 
 genuflection, jinfiflek' ihun , s. genu- 
 flexion, 1 
 
 genuine, Jtn'ufn, a. (-ly, ad.) veritable, 
 r6el || naturelflernent) || pur, de bon aloi. 
 
 genuineness, jfn'S inn ft, a. pnrete, sin- 
 cSritfi, f. 
 
 genus, je'niii, B. genre, m., espSce, 1 - 
 
 geographer, Jitfr&fir, 8. geographe, m. 
 
 geographlo(al), jiogrSffk(dl), a. gfo- 
 graphique. 
 
 geography, jeSg'r&fi, 8. geographic, t 
 
 geological, JfoiyjUcSl, a. gftologlque. 
 
 geologist, JSSl'Sjitt, s. geologne, m. 
 
 geology, jeSl'oJl, s. geologie, f. 
 
 geometrlo(al), jiotnit'rik(il), a. g6o- 
 metrique. (mitre, m. 
 
 geometrician, jeSmttrtth'Sn, e. gfo- 
 
 geometry , jtom i tri, t. geomdtrie, f . 
 
 germ, jirm. s. genne, bourgeon, m. 
 
 german, jer'man, a. germain || allemand. 
 
 germander, jirmdn'Aer, t. (bot.) gpr- 
 mandree. . [pousser. 
 
 germinate, jir'mtnat, T. n. gernier, 
 
 gesticulate, jlslik'nldt. v. n. gesticuler. 
 
 gesticulation, j(stikula'thf/n, s. gesti- 
 culation, t. fmouvement, m. 
 
 gesture, jts'tur. B. geste, m., action, f. II 
 
 get, get, r. a. 4 n. Ir. obtenir, gagner || 
 saisir, s'emparer || engager, indufre It ap- 
 prendre N s'attlrer || rfpandre, publier l| 
 chasscr, bannir, engendrer || arnver, sur- 
 venir j| to ~ with child, devenir enceinte || 
 to ~ by heart, apprendre par coeur |] to 
 ~ Into a bad habit, contractor, prendre 
 une mauvatse babitude || to ~ along, 
 avancer || to ~ away, se sauver || to ~ 
 off, se tirer d'embarras || to ~ over (It), 
 ee remettre, faire eon deuil deqc.ll to ~ 
 up, arranger || se lever. 
 'getter-up, git fir Up', t. promotcur, m. 
 
 gewgaw, gu'g<iG>, s. joujou, coliflchet, m. 
 
 ghastllness, gatflinii, s. air sombre, m., 
 palenr, f. [affreiix. 
 
 ghastly, gnufH, a. horrible, terrible, pale, 
 
 gherkin, ger'kin, B. cornlcnon, m. 
 
 ghost, gott, B. amp, f., esprit, fantome, a. 
 
 ghostly, goaf It, a. spirltuel. 
 
 giant, fi'&nt, s. gdant, m. 
 
 giant, jVSnt, a. de gfiant. 
 
 giantess, jV&n tts, B. gganta, t 
 
 gibberish, gtbttriih, s. baragouln, jar- 
 gon, m. 
 
 glbbat, jib'btt, B. glbet, m., potence, t 
 
 gibbet, jib' bit. v. a. peodre. 
 
 gibe, jib, s. raillerle, moquerle, t 
 
 gibe, Jib, v. a. 4 u. miller, se moquer de. 
 
 giblets, jii>' titi, . pL ftbattta d'oie, m., 
 petlte-ole, t. 
 
 giddily, aty'dlH, ad. par etourderte, t 
 
 giddiness, gid'Jlnto, . Vertlge, etour- 
 iiir.-ciui-iii, m. || inconstance, t 
 
 giddy, g\d'di, a. etuurdi || laconataat 
 
 K I't, gift, s. don, present, m. || talent, m. 
 
 gifted, gift'id, a. doue, inspire, illumine. 
 
 gig, <i>n, * cabriolet, m. II gigue, 1. 1| toupie, f 
 
 IMt, h&t, fnr, 1<r& ; hire, get, her; mtne, inn; no, hft, prov*; Mft;
 
 gigantic glow 
 
 105 
 
 gigantic, jigSn'tlk, a. gigantcsqne. 
 giggle, gig'gl, T. a. ricaaer. 
 gild, ptW, T. a. ir. dorer. 
 glider, gild'tr, B. doreur, m. || florin, m. 
 gilding, git/fing, B. doruro, f. Joules, Lpl. 
 Ill, jll, s. canon (a measure), ra.|l-8,B. pi. 
 glUlflower, jil'ijlffCur. s. glrofWe, t 
 Cilt, 0, s. dorure, f. |[ or, m. 
 glmorack, Km'krak, s. mauvais meca- 
 
 nisme, m. [! colilichet, m. 
 gimlet, ^rim* Mi, s. vrille, f. It 
 
 fflmp, gimp, s. brandebourg, m. || ICzarde, 
 gin. /in, . trappe, f., trtbuchet, m. || ge- 
 
 ntevre, m. || machine pour Sparer Ic colon 
 
 de la graine, f. || chSvre, f. f| --palace, 
 
 s. assommoir, m., burette, f. 
 gin, jin, v. a. tgrrner. 
 finger, fin'jer, t. glngembre, m. || ~- 
 
 bread, 8. pain d'fiplce, m. |l ~-beer, s. 
 
 liqueur gazeuse au gingembre, f. 
 gingerly, jin'jtr l\, ad. douccmcnt, crain- 
 
 ti Yemeni. 
 
 Olpsy. Jip'if, B. Bohemlcn(ne), m. (A f.). 
 giraffe, ><rd/', a. girafe, f. 
 girandole, Jfr" indil, 8. girandole, f. 
 gird, flr(i, T. a. A n. ir. celndre, attacher 
 
 autour || envlronner |] ralller, SB nioquer. 
 girder, gtrd'rr, 8. sollve, poutre, f. 
 girdle, gtr'dl, a, celnture. f. 
 rirdle, ger'dl. v. a. celndre. 
 lrl, girl, 8. fille, f. 
 rlrlhood, girl' hMd, t. tat de fille, m. 
 B-lrllsh, gtr'l'uh, a. de leune fille. 
 g-lrth, prft, e. (angle, f. || clrcon(rence, t 
 glut, jilt. B. fln mot, m. j| fond, m., aub- 
 
 Btanoe, I. 
 rive, yiv, T. a. A n. Ir. donner || pronoucer, 
 
 pousser || abandonner, remetlre jj s'adonner 
 
 a || preu-r II rendre || Be radouclr, s'amolllr || 
 
 I'll -v it to yon 1 ]e roue donncral Tolre 
 
 compte! || to ~ In or up, se rendre, 
 
 ceVler || to orer, oesser. 
 giving, giv'ina, t. don, m. 
 rlKiard, glifzird, 8. gfialer, m. 
 srlacler, gUtfitr, 8. glacier, m. 
 irlad, ffidd, a. alse, Joyeojc, rtjoul, gal || 
 
 -ly, ad. avec plaislr. 
 gladden, gtOicfn. T. a. (ft n.) (se)rfloulr. 
 Klade, gidd, 8. clalrlera, avenue, f. |[ (Am.) 
 
 verelai, m. 
 
 gladiator, gl&flSttr, B. gladiateur, m. 
 s;ladne, yldd'nii, . jole. t., plaislr, m. 
 glamour, gldm'tr, a, illttiion d'optlqae, f. 
 grlanoe, giant, s. 8clat, trait de lumlCre, 
 
 m. || coup d'cbil, m. 
 glance, glum, v. a. 4 n. Jeter an eclat II 
 
 Jeter un coup d'oeil || raser, triser, froler |] 
 gland, gldna. I. glande, t Iceniurer. 
 
 glanders, gi&n'dtr*, a. pi. uorve, f. 
 ^iara, gldr, t. eclat de luuUre ebloulaiant, 
 
 m. n regard lixe or Iti-ooe, m. 
 Klaru, gldr, v. a. 4 u. fibluulr, brillsr || re- 
 
 garder d'un ctll terrible. 
 Vlarlnr, glfring, a. lueur || -ly, ad. 
 
 brillamment || mnnlfostemcnt. 
 
 g-laea, gi&n, B. Terra, m. || glace, f., mirolr. 
 m. || vitre, f., telescope, m. || lorgnon, m. f| 
 baromfitre, m. || aablier, m. |! magnify - 
 ^ngr ~, q, microscope, m. || burning---, 
 B. verre ardent, m. || otalmed--, s. verrv 
 de couleur, m. J| en, 8. pi. lunettes, f. pi. 
 
 glass, gldn. a. de verre || ~-door, 8. ports 
 vitrfip, f. || ~-honse, 8. Terrerle, f. )| ~- 
 shade, s. globe, cylindre, m. 
 
 glassy, gldfti, a. de verre, vitreux. 
 
 grlate, glilz, s. verjiis, m. 
 
 glaie, gl&z, v. a, vitrer || vernlsser, glacrr. 
 
 fflaclor, gla'zher, 8. vltrier, m. |f. 
 
 gleam, glem, B. rayon, lustre, m., clartfl, 
 
 gleam, glem, v. n. rayonner, Driller. 
 
 gleaming, glim' ing, a, ^tincelant. hrillant. 
 
 glean, glen, v. a. glauer || recueluir. 
 
 gleanlngB, glen'ingt, 8. pi. glanage, m. || 
 recueil, m. |d e la cure, f. 
 
 glebe-land, gleb'Mnd, 8. terre d6|x>ndant 
 
 glee, git, s. joie, all^gresse, f. || chanson i 
 plusleurs voix, f. 
 
 gleeful, glffatl, a. Joyeur, gal || -ly, ad. 
 
 loyeusement 
 glen, 
 
 . glfn, 'B. vallfc, f., ysllon, m. 
 glib, glib, a. coulant, gllssaut || (~ of th 
 
 tongue) dClltf || -ly, ad. cnnlammrnt. 
 glide, glid, v. n. couler, glisser, se glisBer. 
 glimmer, glim'mer, s. lueur falble, f. 
 glimmer, glim'mer, v. n. Jeter une (alble 
 
 lueur, reluire. 
 
 glimpse, glimpi, B. lueur, f., eclat, m. 
 glimpse, glfmpi, T. n. apercevoir. 
 glint, glint, glitter, glit'tfr, 8. Ctlncelle- 
 
 ment, m. || trait de lumiere H orlpcau, m. || 
 
 lueur, t. 
 glisten, gliifn, glitter, gliSter, T. n. 
 
 brlller, eclater, luire, tlnceler. 
 gloaming, glnm'ing, 8. crgpuncule, m., flu 
 
 du Jour, brune, f. 
 
 gloat, glut, v. n. Jeter des celllades. 
 globe, glSb, n. globe, m. II sphire, f. 
 globular, glfb'ular, a. gtobnlcux. 
 globule, glib' SI, s. globule, m. 
 gloom, alum, gloominess, glnm'fnfi, I. 
 
 obecuri'te\ f. || trtBtease, f. 
 gloomily, glum' ill, ad. trlstement. 
 gloomy, ijii'im'i, a. obnrnr, sombre H trlite. 
 glorification, glSrifiki,' thun, t. glorifi- 
 cation, f. 
 
 glorify, gliTrifi, v. a. glorifier, vanter. 
 glorious, glffriiit, a. glorieuz, illustre 
 
 -ly, ad. glorlpusemenU 
 glory, glorl, t. glolre, f., bonneur, m., 
 
 ceiebrlt^. f. J| admiration, (. | aureole, L 
 glory, ylv'ri, T. n. M glorifier, s'enor- 
 
 gueTlllr. I prut, d6gul*emer\ m. 
 
 gloss, glli, i. glow, f. || lustre, eclat, ap- 
 gloas. glii, v. a. 4 u. gloser || luttrw, 
 
 vernlr (j deVulser. 
 
 glossary, gltt'ari, I. glosaaire, m. 
 glossy, qlti'ti, a. poll, relulsant, 
 glove, gl-uv, s. gant, 111. 
 glover, gluv'tr, s. gantler, m. 
 glow, glo, s. f'dnt, m. || cbaleur, f. H *- 
 
 ^roran, B. ver lulsnnt, m. 
 
 ; fXt, ttibf, tub. chair, Joy ; gam*, yet ; tout, ttil. ; thing, Hurt.
 
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 glow grace 
 
 *low. gin. v. n. brlller, lulre || bruler || 
 
 rongir || lire enflamrae 1 . 
 Rloze, gloz, v. n. flatter. 
 trine, j/o, s. colle forte, f. 
 Blue, J//0, v. ft. roller. 
 Kluzn, glum, a. chagrin, sombre, 
 glut, 0<ur, 8. abondance, f. || satift/ 5 , f. 
 trlnt, fiui, T. a. avaler, engloutir || rassa- 
 
 Bler. Jqueux. 
 
 tonnerie, f. 
 
 glycerin*, glix'tren, 8. glycerine, f. 
 
 marled, nar'ld, a. noueux. fdents. 
 
 gnash, &A, v. a, & n. grincer || grincer des 
 
 srnat. n<K. s. moucheron, m. 
 
 gnaw, flaw, v. a. <t n. ronger, corroder. 
 
 gnome, nom, 8. gnome, esprit, m. 
 
 ro, pn, R. mode, f. || finergie, f. 
 
 gro, gS, T. n. Jr. aller, marcher, passer, 
 partir (I mourlr || compter l| contnbner n 
 tcndre a h se condulre, se regler || ~ to I 
 aliens I allez ! || to ~ away, s'en aller || 
 to ~ by, passer par || It won't ~ down 
 with me I je ne peux pas dig<jrer cela ! || 
 to ~ off (d'un fusil), partir || ~ on I con- 
 tlnuez ! || to ~ on at one, faire une scfine 
 a qn. || to ~ ont, sortir || s'tteindre || to ~ 
 through with, pousser a bout || to ~ 
 without, se passer de || who -es there ? 
 qul vive? || ~-between, B. mfdiateur, 
 courtier, entremetteur, m. || ~-cart, 8. 
 chariot, m., roulette d'enfants, f. 
 
 goad, god, 8. aiguillon, m. 
 
 goad, god, r. a. aigulllonner, plquer, ex- 
 citer, fm. 
 
 goal, gol, 8. borne de la carriSre, f. || but, 
 
 goat, got, B. chSvrp, f. |J he-~, s. bouc, m. 
 
 goblot, pSb'lft, s. gobelet, m., coupe, f. 
 
 groblin, gob' tin, s. esprit malin, spectre, m. 
 
 Ood, grod, gSd, 8. Dieu, dleu, m. || ~- 
 chlld, s. tilleul, m., filleule, f. (| ~- 
 daughter, s. filleule, f. || --father, s. 
 parrain, m. |J compare, in. II ~-mothor, 
 e. marraine, f. || ~-son, s. nlleul, m. 
 
 groddees, god'dit, s. deesse, f. 
 
 godhead, god' hid, 8. dlvinit<5, f. 
 
 grodlees, gSd'lft, a. atliOe. 
 
 godllnea, gUd'Knfi, 8. pi6t<5, devotion, f. 
 
 godly, gdd'li, a. & ad. pleux, religieux || 
 religieusement. 
 
 yodaend. god' tind, s. bonne aubaine, f. 
 
 Bfoer, gffir, 8. marcbeur, tn. || homnie 
 d'^nergie, m. [in. 
 
 fog-g-le-eye, gSg'li, s. oetl a fleur de tete, 
 
 going, gffing, 8. allnre, dCiaarche, f. || -8 
 and oomlng-8, 8. alleea et venues, f. pi. || 
 on, 8. train, m. 
 
 void, gold, . or, m. || aa rood a ~, de 
 1'or en barre || --dlgif tr, 8. mlneuj- a la 
 recherche de glsements aurlfSrea, m. || "- 
 nsh, s, polsaoii rouge, m, || --leaf, s. or 
 en feullle, m. (["plated, a. donbld > a or. 
 
 gold(eu), gvld'rn). a. d'or. 
 
 Koldllnch, gbld'flnih, B. chardonueret, m. 
 
 goldsmith, gold' smith, s. orfSvre^ m. 
 
 g-olosh, golosh' , s. f&locbe, f. 
 
 grondola, gon'dold, s. gonaole, f. 
 
 Kondoller, gin doler' , 8. gondolier, m. 
 
 gone, adn, p. pass || parti || avancfi | 
 perdu T| mort || adjugg. 
 
 gronorrhoia, gSnSrrfA, 8. (mfd.) go> 
 norrbSe, chandp-pisse, f. 
 
 food, gSod, a. bon, bienvelllant || sollde II 
 convenable, favorable || ~I bient bon I || 
 >-bye, ad. adieu! 
 
 groodly, gOod'li, a. beau, agitable. 
 
 groodness, gS6d'n&, e. bontf, f. 
 
 Broods, gf!6<ie, s. pi. meubles, effets, m. pi. (] 
 marcnandises, f. pi. || ~-dopartuient, s. 
 (rail.) messagerie, f. || -v-oftice, 8. (rail.) 
 bureau de messagerie. m. [m. 
 
 goose, got, s. oie, f. || carrean de taillpur, 
 
 gooseberry, gSoafbilrrl, a. frroseille verte. 
 f. M ~-bnsh, e. groseiller pineux, m. || 
 fool, s. groseilies a la cr6me, f. pi. 
 
 srordlan -knot, gSr'di 6n not', s. (fig.jnoeud 
 gordicn, m. [pointe, f. 
 
 gore, gor, s. sang cail!6. in. || boue, t. |1 
 
 srore, gor, T. a. percer, piqiier, blesser. 
 
 grorgre, gdrj, s. gorge, f., gosier, m. 
 
 gorgre, gSrj, v. a. gorger, sofller, rassnsipr- 
 
 grorgreous, gSr'Ji'ue, a. (-ly, ad.) eplcn- 
 dide(ment) || fastueux. 
 
 Oorg-on, gor'gdn, s. Gorcone, f. 
 
 grorilla, goru'ld,, s. gorille, f. 
 
 gormandise, goYmdndlz, v. n. goinfrcr. 
 
 grorse, g6re, a. ajonc, m. 
 
 gory, go'ri, a. ensanglant^. 
 
 goshawk, gfi^hffO'k, s. autour, m. 
 
 gosling, giz'ling, s. oison. m. 
 
 Gospel, got'pil. s. Evangile, m. Jin. pi. 
 
 gossamer, gSftdmfr, s. fils de la Vierge, 
 
 gossamer, gotfe&mer, a. t6nu. 
 
 gossip, got tip, s. commfire, causense, f. || 
 comm^rajre, m. 
 
 gossip, gSs'eip, v. n. bavarder. 
 
 gothlo, goth'ik, a. gotblque. 
 
 gouge, goti'j, s. gouge, f. 
 
 gouge, goTvj, v. a. arracher (en pressant en 
 
 rond avec le doigt). 
 
 gourd, gSrd, 8. calebasse, t ff. || goflt, m. 
 
 gout, goTot, 8. goutte, f. || goutte sciatiquc, 
 
 gouty, goTut'i, a. gouttcux. 
 
 govern, guv'&rn, T. a. & n. gouvcrner || 
 diriger, regler. 
 
 governable, giiv'irndbl, a. traitable. 
 
 governess, gtiv'ernft, B. gouvemante, f. 
 
 government, guv' frn ment , s. gonverne- 
 ment, m. || regime, m. II empire, m. || ad- 
 ministration, f. || ~- annuity, s. rente 
 sur 1'fitat, f. [vernement. 
 
 governmental, gwo irnmfnfilt, a.du gou- 
 
 governor, gui/erner, e. gonverneur, m. || 
 patron, m. || rSguIateur, m. 
 
 ifuwn, yofon, s. robe, f. \ia. 
 
 govvnaman, goTbnz'man,*. homuiederobe, 
 
 grab, gr&b, v. a, (to make a at) saisir 
 boudaineuient. 
 
 graoe, grot, 6. grftce, (aveur, f., biBfifult, 
 m., agreements, m. jpl. || graces, t pi. j| 
 Graces, s. pi. lea Graces, t pL 
 
 lair, hit, far, lafi; here, git, her; wnn, inn; no, Mt, prove;
 
 grace greedily 
 
 107 
 
 grace, prtu, T. a. donner de la grace, orner, 
 
 faroriser. 
 graceful, gr&t'fSfl, a. gracieux, fltfgant || 
 
 -ly, ad. gracieuscmenU 
 graoeless, gra^ lei, a. Bans grace || deV 
 
 agreable || Imple. 
 gracious, grffthut, a. gracieux, favorable |] 
 
 IT, ad. gracieusement. 
 irradation, yrddn'thun, 8. gradation, f. 
 arade, grad, s. grade, rang. m. [m. 
 
 gradient, gra'fifnt, s. (rail.) relevement, 
 gradual, gritTitU, a. graduel l| -ly, ad. 
 
 par degres. fvolr des degrfis. 
 
 g-radnatA, ;r<fc?udt,v.a.&n.gradner||rece- 
 graduatlon, grid H f tkun , a. graduation, 
 rraft, pro/7, v. a. <t n. Breffer. enter. If. 
 grain, pron, s. grain. bU, m. [l (of rood) 
 
 fii, m. l| gratoe, f. n disposition. Inclina- 
 tion, f. I) -m, s, pi. drdche, f. 
 grata, gran, r. a. grener M (leather) gre- 
 
 neler |f peindre en decors I) cross -ed, a. 
 
 (Hg.) rebarbatif, revftche || to go against 
 
 the ~, (fig.) r@pngner. 
 grammar, prrfm'mrfr, i. grammaire, f. 
 grammarian, gr&mma.'riAn, *. gnunmal- 
 
 ri"n, m. (grammatical(eraent). 
 
 rrammatlcaT. gri/mmifikSl, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 rrampns, ffrSm'pHf, 8. Spaniard, m. 
 rranary, grtn'trf, 8. grenier, m. 
 grand, grind, a. (-ly, ad.) grand(ement), 
 
 eabllme. illustre j| ~-ohlld, 8. pettt-fils, 
 
 m., petlte-fUle, f. || --daughter, s. petite- 
 
 fllle. f. || ~-father, s. grand-p^re, alrul, 
 
 m. [| --tnotlier, 8. grand'mere, aYeu'le,' 
 
 L || ~-on; 8. ptit-fils, m. 
 rrandam, grdn dim, 6. rlellle, f. 
 grandee, gr&nit? , n. grand, m. 
 grandeur, grdnd'ytr, B. grandeur, magni- 
 ficence, f. [peax, emphatique. 
 grandiloquent, grilndifokwfnt, a. pora- 
 irrange, granj, 8. ferme, tnCtalric, f. 
 rranlto, grin ft, 8. granlt, m. [man, f. 
 granny, gr&rim, B. grand'mere, bonne ma- 
 grant, grant, B. concession, f. 
 grant, grant, v. a. accorder || cider, con- 
 
 ceVler l| convenlr || to ~ a charter, octroyer 
 
 one cnarte || to take (or -ed, admettre, 
 
 conTenlr de. 
 grannlar, grSn'uUr, a. grenele*, grenu, 
 
 graaulalre. Jgranuler. 
 
 granulate, gran' Hint, r. a. (<x n.) (e) 
 grape, grap, s. raisin, m. II bunch of 
 
 n, 8. grappe de raisins, f. I] ~-8hot, a. 
 
 mltraille, f. [I ~- atone, 8. pepln, m. 
 graphlo, grafik, a. (-ally, ad.) graphlque 
 
 (ment) || pittbresque. 
 grapnel, grdp'nfl, g. grappln. m. 
 grapple, gr&ffpl, g. luttf, f. || grappln, m. 
 grapple, griCp'pl, v. a. <t u. grapplnr, ac- 
 
 crocber U en vealr aux uiulaa. 
 grappling-iron, ifrtp'pling frn,. (uar.) 
 
 grappla d'abonlttge, m. [f. pi. 
 
 Traap, grwrp, I. polguAe, prUe, f. || grlffes, 
 B-raap, grasp, T. a. 4 u. empuigofr, taiglr. 
 grasping, gr&tp'iny, a. cuplde. arlde. 
 
 ambltleuz. 
 
 grass, grd*, s. herbe, f., gazon. m. || ~- 
 plot, s. gazon, boullngrin, tapis vert, m. 
 
 grasshopper, grdshop'er, s. sauterelle, 
 cigale, f. 
 
 grassy, ffrnt'si, a. herbeux. |m. 
 
 grate, grat, 8. grille, f., treillis, m. || foyer, 
 
 g-rate, grat, v. a. A n. gratter, frotter || 
 choquer || ferrner d'une gnlle || grlnccr. 
 
 grateful, graffffit-. a. (-ly, ad.) recon- 
 naissant || agreable(ment) || avec recon- 
 naissance. 
 
 grater, prat'er, 8. raclolr, m. 
 
 gratification, gr&t ffl ka'thun, 8. gratifi- 
 cation, recompense, f. 
 
 gratify, grdfifi, r. a. gratlfler, rcom- 
 penser || satlsfalre. 
 
 grating, gr if ting, t. grille, f. 
 
 grating, grafting, a. choquant. 
 
 trratlH, grStlt. ad. gratult^ment. 
 
 grratitude, grafitvii, s. reconnaissance, f. 
 
 gratuitous, grAtu'itUt, a. (-ly, ad.) gra- 
 tult(ement) || volontalre. 
 
 gratuity, ar&tffttf, t. present, m., grati- 
 fication, recompense, f. 
 
 Brratulate, grafilat. T. a. fCllcltcr. 
 
 gratnlatory, grdt'ultittrt, a. congratula- 
 toire. 
 
 grave, grnv, s. fosse, f., tombeau, m. 
 
 (rave, gr/tv, T. a. * n. graver, ciseler R 
 sculp ter. 
 
 grave, gr5v, a. (-ly, ad.) gnTe(ment) II 
 sfirieux || --clothes, B. pi. llnccul, m. || 
 ~-dlgger, s. (ossoyeur, m. || "-stone, 
 s. plerre tumnlaire, f. 
 
 gravel, gr&v'fl, B. gravier. m.. (mCd.)gra- 
 velle, I. || pit, s. sablonniere, t || - 
 walk, s. allee sablee, f. 
 
 graveless, grav'lft, a. sans sepulture. 
 
 gravelly, grSv'flH, a. gravelenx. 
 
 gravitate, gr&v'itat, v. n. gravlter. 
 
 gravitation, gruvita'thun, 8. gravita- 
 tion, f. 
 
 gravity, gr&v'1K,%. gravltg. peraoteur, f. 
 
 gravy, gr'd'vi, 8. snc de la viande, Jus, m. 
 
 gray, gra, s. couleur prisf, f. 
 
 gray, gra, a. grls || erison || ~-bard, i. 
 barbe grise, f. || vlelllard, m. || ~-halred, 
 a. aux cbeveux gris. 
 
 grayish, gra' ink, a. grlsfttre. 
 
 grayness, grffnft, s. couleur grise, f. 
 
 grase, graz, v. a. & n. faire paltre || pa1tre|| 
 effleurer, raser. 
 
 grasler, gra'thrr, B. herbageur, m. 
 
 grease, gren, B. gralsse, f. 
 
 grease, gres, v. a. graleser. 
 
 greasy, grf z\, a. gralsseux, crassfiu. 
 
 great, grat, a. (-ly, ad.) graml(ement) || 
 gros l| eminent || piirrlntv || [orl || beau- 
 coup || --grand-father (-mother), H. 
 bUttleul, m., blsaiViile, f. || ----grand- 
 father, s. U-l.suYrul, tu. II o-grandson 
 (-daughter), s. mnOn-p.-ui 111-., u>., 
 HirlAre-peUte-HUe, f. 
 
 greatness, grafnfi, . grandeur, dlgiiltfi, 
 f., pouvolr, m. l| uiagulllcencv, f. 
 
 greedily, grfdlli, ad. goulQment, avlde- 
 menk 
 
 ; fdfl, K6f, tat. H chair, Joy; game, ye; tout, teal; thing, flier*.
 
 108 
 
 greediness grow 
 
 gr e e dine s s, grf dinfi,t. gloutonnerle, a vi- 
 
 ditf, f. |j Mar ardent, m. 
 greedy, gre'di, a. vorace, nvido. 
 greek, jrre*, 8. langue grecque, f. || ~- 
 
 fire, 8. feu grfgcois, m. 
 green, grin, s. coulenr verte, f. || verdure, 
 
 1 P -s, 8. pi. Ifigumes verts, m. pi. 
 rreen, grin, a. vert, frals, rgcent || jeuoe II 
 
 novice || pale || ~-room, 8. foyer des 
 
 acteurs. m. || --sickness, 8. pftles con- 
 
 leurs, L pi. 
 srreenback. grfn'bak, s. grenouille verte, 
 
 f. || -8, s. pi. (Am.) papfer-monnaie, m. 
 frreangrage, grin'gaj, s. reine-claude, f. 
 greengrocer, gren'grotir. 8. fruitier, m. 
 greenhorn, gren' horn, 8. blanc-bec, m. 
 greenhouse, gren'ho&t, s. sorre, f. 
 greenish, jren'u/i, a. verdatre. 
 greenness, gren'nit, s. verdure, t II ver- 
 
 deur, fralcheur, f. 
 
 jrreensward, grin'twi&ra, 8, pelouse, f. 
 greet, grit, v. a. & n. ealuer. Jm. 
 
 reetlng, grcfing, s. salutation, f., saint, 
 
 regarious, grtga'riui, a. en troupe, par 
 
 troupes, grfijTalre. 
 
 renade, grinSd' , 8. grenade, f. 
 
 renadine, grfn'iidin, s. grenadine, f. 
 
 rey, gra, ride gray. 
 
 rey hound, gra'ho&nd, 8. ISvrler, m, 
 gridiron, jri'ii'irn, 8. gill, m. || grille- 
 
 pain, m. 
 grief, or; g. chagrin, regret, m., afflic- 
 
 tion, douleur, f. || to come to ~, tomber 
 
 dans le malbeur. fabus, m. 
 
 grievance, grfvdnt, s. grief, tort m. || 
 Hrrleve, grev, v. a. (an.) (se) chagriner. 
 Brrlevons, grfv"iit. a. grave, afffigeant || 
 
 horrible || -ly, ad. grievement || cruelle- 
 
 , griffin, s. griffon, m. [merit. 
 
 i ffriff, s. petite anguille, f. t| Sgrillard, 
 
 m. || merry as a ~, jiai comme un pln- 
 grrlll, gril, v. a. falre griller. [son. 
 
 rrlm, grim, a. refrogne, hideuz, cffravant || 
 
 -ly, ad. d'un air refrogn^. 
 grimace, gnmatf , s. grimace, f. || affecta- 
 
 tion, f. || to make a ~, faire une grimace. 
 grrlmalkln, grimalkin, 8 Raminagrobis, 
 
 m. || vieux chat, m. 
 ffrlm*, grim, s. crasse, f. 
 (rime, grim, v. a. barbooiller || noircir. 
 arrlmnesi, grim.' nit, s. regard affreuo, m., 
 
 hen-pur, f. 
 
 g-rlmy, yri'nn, a. noircl, dale. 
 grin, grin, s. grimace, t,' grincement de 
 
 dents, m. [dents. 
 
 grin, grin, v. n. grlmacer || grincer des 
 grind, grind, v. a. tr. moudre |j broyer || 
 
 aiguisw || (students) preparer (] grincer. 
 grinder, grind'ir, s. mouleur, broyeur, 
 
 m. || rfpetfteur ui. || metlle & aigulser, f. || 
 
 dent molalre, f. (tier, t. 
 
 grindstone, grvud'ttin, s. plerre a ulgul- 
 irrllUilng', grlatnlng, a. Krimucier. 
 vrlp(e), frlp, grip, t. empuignemeuL m., 
 
 griffe, f. || prise, t || affliction, f. || -m, 
 
 8. pi. collque, f. 
 
 gTlp(e), grip, grip, r. a. A n. eropolgncr, 
 gaisir || gerrer. 
 
 rriskln, grin' kin, 8. grlliade de pore, L 
 
 grrlsly, grit' If, a. horrible, hidenz. 
 
 grrlst, grltt, 8. blS ft moudre, m. || profit, 
 m. |] to bring: ~ to the mill, falre la 
 compte de qn., fitre d'un grand profit. 
 
 gristle, grit' I, s. cartilage, m. || -a, s. pi. 
 tendrons, m. pi. 
 
 gristly, grit'li, a. carUlaginenx. 
 
 grit, -grit, e. recoape, t, grnau d'avolne, 
 m. || gravier, m. 
 
 gritty, gritfti, a. graveleuz. 
 
 grizzle, grfi'i. s. couleur grisfi, f., jrrif, u>- 
 
 grizzled, gri^ld, gristly, grvfK, a. 
 grisatre || ~ bear, 8. ours gris, m. 
 
 groan, gron, B. g^missement, m. 
 
 groan, grnn, T. n. g6mir, soupirer. 
 
 groat, grot, e. hint sous. m. pi. 
 
 groats, grots, s. grnau d'avouic, m. 
 
 grocer, grffttr, s. e'picler, m. || marchand 
 droguistfl, m. [f. 
 
 grocery, grfftir 1, t. Spicerie, f. || droguerie, 
 
 grog, grSg, s. grog, m. 
 
 grroggry, grtg'gi, a. ivre, grls, pochard. 
 
 groin, qrffjn, s. alne, f. || brise-lames, m. || 
 ar^te, f. 
 
 groom, grom, B. palefrenler, m. || ~ of the 
 chamber, 8. valet de chambre royal, m. 
 
 groom, grom, v. n. panser. 
 
 groove, grov, s. cftverne. f. || rainure, f. 
 
 groove, grov, v. a. faire line rainure || 
 canneler. ftfttons. 
 
 grope, grop, v. a. An. tfttonner, aller a 
 
 gross, pros, e. gros, m. |J grosse, f. 
 
 gross, grot, a. gros, 6pais |j grossier, rude, 
 lourd |f -ly, ad. grossidrement. 
 
 groasness, grot nix, s. grosseor, t II 
 grossiSrete', f. 
 
 grotesque, grotftK , a. grotesque. 
 
 grotto, grtit'to, 8. grotte, f. 
 
 ground, yrnfund, 8. terrain, champ, m.. 
 terre, f., pays, m. || fond, m. || lieu, m. || 
 raison, f. || -s, 8. pi. lie, f. || prlncfpeA, 
 m. pi. || above ~, quf appartient ft la 
 surface de la terre || belo-w ~, s. souler- 
 raln, m. || to give ~, c^der l| ~- floor, s. 
 rez-de-chau8s6e,_m. || ~ ivy, s. licrre 
 lerrestre, m. || ~-plot. 8. terrain, m. || 
 plan d'un bAtiment, m. [| ~-rent, s. rente 
 foncldre, f. h ~-tackle, s. (mar.) itaral- 
 ture des ancres, f. || ~-work, s. fond, 
 fondement, m. 
 
 ground, gr&fbnd, v. a. mettre a ture H 
 fonder j| enseigner. 
 
 groundless, grff&nflls, a. (-1]T. ad.) 
 sans fondement or raison. fllni, f. 
 
 groundlessness, grotimd'lltnil, 8. futi- 
 
 gronp, grop, s. groupe, m. 
 
 group, grup. v. a. grouper. 
 
 grouae, grJO>, s. coq de bruytre, m. 
 
 s-rove, grit, a. bocuge, buaqnet, m. 
 
 grovel, grSv'l, v. n. ramper || Be vaotrer. 
 
 grow, gro, v. n, lr. culuv^ || cnrttre. ne 
 i. in.-, devenlr || ha Is much n, 11 a 
 beaucoup grand! l| to ~ In knowledgv, 
 croltre en sagesse|| to ~ upon one, gagner 
 
 litit, Mt, far, lift; Urt, git, Kir; mint, in*; no, kft.vrov*; -
 
 grower gymnastic 
 
 109 
 
 de 1 'ascend ant sur qn. || to ~ old, vielllir, 
 ae faire vleux || to ~ up (to be -n up), 
 grandir (6tre parvenu a 1'age adulte) || 
 full -n, adulte. 
 
 fro-war, grfftr, s. cultivateur, m. 
 
 growl, grdvl, g. grognemeut, m. 
 
 growl, grouil, v. n. grondpr, murmu/er. 
 
 fowth, groth, g. croissance, f. 
 
 g-rub, grub, a. larve, f. || ver, m. || puceron, 
 m. || nain, m. || boustifaille. f. 
 
 g-rub, grub, y. a. deYricher, b&cher. 
 
 rrndgre, gruj, B. haine, t || rancune, f. || 
 envie, f. || to owe one a ~, garder ran- 
 cune ft qn., la garder bonne a qn. ffuser. 
 
 g-rndg-a, grnj, y. a. & n. porter onvie |) re- 
 fuel, grafil, t. gruau, m., boulllle de 
 gruau, f. [brusque! ment). 
 
 ruff, gruf, a. (-Ijr, ad.) rcfrogne, recbignfi || 
 ruff ness, gruf' n fa, B. brusquerie, f. 
 rumble, grum'bl, v. n. grogncr, grom- 
 runt, grunt, 8. grognement, m. [meler. 
 runt, grunt, y. 11. grognor (comme un 
 cocbon). 
 
 uano, gSt ffno or gwd'no, a. guano, 'm. 
 narantee, gar ante , 8. garaut, m., cita- 
 tion, f. 
 
 g-narantee, gtrdntF, y. a. garantlr. 
 
 g-nard, gfird. s. garde, defense, f. || garde, 
 m., Bcntinclle, f. |l (rail.) conducteur, m. [| 
 foot , s. garde a pled, in. || horse--, 
 a. garde ft cheval, m. || ltfe-~, s. garde 
 dn corps, m. || pear . s. arrifere-gnrde, 
 f. I) to be on one's ~, etre sur ses gnrdea 
 || to .be off one's ~, etre imprudent || 
 "-house, a. corps de garde, m. || ~- 
 room, s. salle des gardes, f. 
 
 fuard, yard, y. a. <t n. garder, prutger || 
 se tenir sur sea gardes. 
 
 rnaxded, gard'td, a. gardg || circonspect. 
 
 guardian, gdr'didn, t. gardieo, in. || tu- 
 teur, m. 
 
 rnardlan, gdr'dian, a. gardien || tutenr. 
 
 ruardtanshlp, gdr'dian ship, a. tntelle, t. 
 
 Ifuava, gwd'vd. t. goynve, f. 
 
 iradg-eon, gUfUn, a. goujon, m. || dupe, 
 {., affront, m. 
 
 ruerdon, gir'dfn, s. recompense, f. 
 
 ruerllla warfare, gerietawaTir'fSr, I. 
 guerre de guerillas, f. 
 
 ruess, git, s. conjecture, f. 
 
 rueaa, yli, y. a. * n. deviner, conjecturer. 
 
 ruecaer, gitf sir, s. qul devine || qul con- 
 jecture. 
 
 truest, yiit, t. hote, convive, m. 
 
 guidance, gi'dans, s. conduite, f. 
 
 ijrnlde, gid, a. guide, conducteur, m. || ~- 
 book, s. guide, m. || ~-pot, s. poteau 
 initlcateur, m. 
 
 rulde, i/id. y. a. guider, condutre, mener. 
 
 vulld, gild, t. socie'tg, compRenie, f. 
 
 g-ulldnaU, g<flnnbl, a. hdtel de yille * 
 Loodres. m. 
 
 rnUe, gtl, s. fourberie, troraperie, f. 
 
 fullefol, gyaan, a. fourbe, trompeur. 
 
 g allol, gVUt, a. (-17, ad.) aaoa artl- 
 
 t. tit. 
 
 guillotine, gilolen', T. a. guillotiuer. 
 
 grullt, 9ttt, a. crime, m., culpability, (auto, 
 
 g-ulltlesB, gllflie, a. innocent. It. 
 
 guilty, gil ti, a. coupable, crimlnel [| to 
 bringr one In (not) ~, to bring- In a 
 verdict of (not) ~, declarer coupable 
 ou non coupable (se dit du Jury). 
 
 guinea, gin'i, s. guinee, f. || ~-hen, s. 
 poule de Guinee, f. 
 
 arulse, giz, s. maniPre, couturae. (. || ez- 
 
 grultar, gitdr" , B. guitare, L |terieur t in. 
 
 g-ulf, gulf, s. golfe, m. || abtme, m. |j ~- 
 Btream, 8. courant du golfe, m. 
 
 grull, gut. B. fourbe, m. || dupe, f. || mouette, 
 
 grull, gill, T. ft. fourber, duper. [f. 
 
 g-nllet, guflit, 8. goaier, m., gorge, f. 
 
 8-nUlblilty. gvlRbieiti, s. bonhomie, 
 ottallML r. 
 
 gullible, gUrKbl,*. facile a duper, crMule. 
 
 arully, giil'll, 8. ravin, m. 
 
 K-ulp, gulp, s. gorgee, t || trait, m. 
 
 1fa.\V, gulp, T. a. avaler (avec aviditfi). 
 
 g-nm, gum, s. gorame, f. || gencives, f. pi. |( 
 ~-tree, s. gommler, m. 
 
 rum, gvin, T. a. gommer || (Am.) endenter. 
 
 g-ummy, gum'mf. a. gommeux. [velle, f. 
 
 g-umptlon, gum shit n, B. esprit, m., cer- 
 
 g-nu, gun, a. fusil, m. |j -m. 8. pi. artillerie, 
 f. || ~-barrel, s. canon de fusil, m. || ~- 
 oarrlag-e, 8. nffuL m. || ~-ootton, I. 
 coton-poudre, m. |f ~-deck, s. (mar.) 
 pont (d'un yalsseau), m. || ~-metal, s. 
 me'tal de fonte, m. || ~-port, 8. (inur. ) 
 sabord. m. || --practice, a. (mil.) ezer- 
 cice a feu, m. || ~-roora, s. aainte-barbe. 
 f. j| ~-ahot, s. portee de fusil, t [| 
 within, out of ~-8hot, ft ported de 
 fusil, hois de norUte || ~-tock, a. fut, m. 
 
 rrunboat, gun'bot,s. chaloupecanonnUre,f. 
 
 (runner, gUn'ntr, s. canonnier, m. 
 
 g-unnery,' gun'nerl, s. science de 1'artll- 
 lerle, f. 
 
 g-nnpowder, gun'pnTu'dfr, s. poudre ft 
 canon-, f. || ~ plot, s. consplration des 
 poudres, f. 
 
 g-un smith, gun'tmith, 8. arrnuder, m. 
 
 g-nn'wale, gvn'nl, s. (mar.) plat-bord, m. 
 
 g-urg-le, girgl, v. n. murmurer. 
 
 g-urnet, ger'ntt, t. rouget, in. 
 
 rush, gujth, s. (fcoulement, flux, m. 
 
 g-nah, guji/i, y. n. Jaillir. rulsseler. 
 
 rushing-, gva/i'iny, a. torrentlel. 
 
 russet, g-un'tft, a. gouBset, m. 
 
 trust, gUst, B. gout, m. || boutfee de rent, f. 
 
 rusto, gurtS. t. gout, m. 
 
 rusty, gui'ti, a. orngeuz. 
 
 rut, gut s. boyau, intestln, m. || gloutoii- 
 nerie, f. 
 
 rut, gut, v. a. fiventrcr. 
 
 g-ntter, gul'ter, a. gouttlire, f. 
 
 ruttev gut'ter, v. a. *u. canneler|| conler. 
 
 g-uttural, gut' tfrdl, a. guttural. 
 
 gray, g\, s. pantin, m.. caricature, f. 
 
 g-ule, gux'zl, y. a. <K n. avalrr || bafrw. 
 
 rymnaslnm, Jim ntf zi urn, t. gyuuiae,iii. 
 
 ryatnastlo, jlmnit'tilc, a. gyuinatUqu*.
 
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 gymnastics haudlo 
 
 imn&'ftJtir, a. pi. gyuums- 
 
 tique, f. 
 
 ffyrate, fi'rUt, \. u. tourner en road, 
 iry ration, jirci'thun, a. mouvement glra- 
 
 tolre, m. 
 
 haberdasher, h&b'tr d&tk ir, s. merder, 
 m. [eerie, L 
 
 haberdashery, h&bf * dot A * I, 8. mer- 
 
 habiliment, k&btl'fmfnt, e. habillement, 
 habit, m. 
 
 habit, ho.Vlt, B. habitude, coutume, f. || 
 disposition, f. || habit, hablllement, vete- 
 ment, m. || rldlngr , B. costume de 
 cheval, m., amazone, f. || to get Into s 
 ~, contracter, preadre une habitude. 
 
 habitable, k&b'ttdbl, a. habitable. 
 
 habitat, hdb'itdt, habitation, hiittff 
 efiun, s. habitation, demeure, f. 
 
 habited, kdb'itfd, a. accoutume 1 . 
 
 habitual, lid bit' u at, a. (-ly, ad.) habl- 
 toel || d'habltude || ordinaire(inent) |] par 
 habitude. [coutumer. 
 
 habituate, hdbffuat, v. a. habitusr, ac- 
 
 habltn.de, hdt>'itud,B. habitude, coutume, (. 
 
 hack, hdk, s. eutaille, f. || cheval de louage, 
 m. || mercenaire, m. ft flangue. 
 
 back, h&k, v. a. hacher, Scorcher une 
 
 hackle, fidk'l, s. soie ecrue, t. || ae'ran, in. 
 
 hackle, hdk'l, v. a. afirancer (au lin). 
 
 hackney, hdi/nt, s. cheval de lounge or 
 de fatigue, m. || mercenaire, m. <t f. |j ~- 
 ooach, 8. fiacre, m. 
 
 haddock, hdd'dS/c. s. merluche, t 
 
 haft, haft, 8. man che, m., poignfie, 1 
 
 har, hag, 8. soruiere, t || furle, f. 
 
 haggard, hag" gird, a. hagard, farouche. 
 
 haggle, kdfgl, T. a. & n. hacher || bar- 
 go! gner. 
 
 haggler, hdg'glir, s. barguigneur, m. 
 
 ha-ha, hd'kd, s. saut de loup. m. 
 
 hall, hdl, s. grele, 1 || sante, L U ~-fol- 
 lotr, 8. ami intime, m. 
 
 hall, hal, v. a. 4 n. saluer || greler. 
 
 hall I hdl, salutl 
 
 hailstone, hafstSn, s. grelon, in. 
 
 hair, liar, 8. cheven, m. j| poll, m. || fll, 
 m. || gr, m. II --breadth, a. ^paisaeur 
 d'un coeveu, L || ~- brush, 8. brosse & 
 chevenz, L |] --cuttintf, 8. coupe de 
 cheveujc, f. II <-dreaaer, s, coiffeur, m. || 
 --net, a. filet ft cheveoz, m. || --split- 
 tin ir, 8. pointillerie, f. 
 
 hairless, har'lea, a. sans cheveoz, chauve. 
 
 hairpin, hdr'pin, a. Spingle a cheveoz, m. 
 
 hairy, kffrt, a. chevelu. poilu. 
 
 halberd, hdl' bird, 8. ballebarde, t 
 
 halberdier, hdl border', a. hallebardler, 
 
 halcyon, hdl' si on, a. alcyon, m. [ui. 
 
 halcyon. hdi'iiSn, a. serein, heureox. 
 
 hale, Ad/, a. sain, vlgoureux 
 
 half, fiaf, a. moitl6, f. 
 
 half, hdf, a. A ad. demi, a demi, impar- 
 laitemeiit || by halves, par uioitig y ~- 
 blood, s. deml-frere, m. || deml-eoaur, f. || 
 bred, a. metis || lache. 
 
 halfpenny,' ha' pin t, 8. sou, m. 
 
 hallway, haf'wa, ad. a ml-chemin. 
 
 hall, hdTJjl, a. aalle. f. |l vestibule. coLlSge, m> 
 
 hallo I Aoho', holaho! 
 
 halloo, Adi Iff L v. n. crier, huer. 
 
 hallow, hal'lo, v. a. consacrcr, bgnlr||.<Ul 
 s, la Toussaint. 
 
 halo, ka'lo, a. halo, m., aureole, f. 
 
 halt, hatolt, a. halte, f. [he'siter. 
 
 halt, hcCOilt, v. n. fair hal te|| bolter |]clocher|| 
 
 halt, hdMtlt, a. estropid, boiteux. 
 
 halter, hcf&l'tir, 8. corde, f. j| licou, m. 
 
 halve, hav, v. a. divisor en deux parties. 
 
 ham, ham, s. jarret, m. || jambon, m. 
 
 hamlet, h&m'ltt, a. hameau. m. 
 
 hammer, hdm'mer, a. marieau, m. U (ot 
 a (run) chien, m. 
 
 hammer, hdm'mer. v. a. & n. marteler || 
 forger |] travailler |[ bggayer II to come to 
 the ~, etre vendu a 1'encan |j ~- cloth, *. 
 housse, & 
 
 hammock, hdm'mok, B. hamac, m. 
 
 hamper, hdm'per, 8. panier, m. 
 
 hamper, h&m'per, v. a. embarrasser, eui- 
 petrer, impliquer. 
 
 hamstring 1 , Mm'itring, 8. tendon du 
 jarret, m. [jarret. 
 
 hamstring, h&m'string, v. a. couper le 
 
 hand, hand, a. main, f. |f paume, L || cot.6. 
 m. |l talent, m.. partie. f. || fieri ture, f. [I 
 ouvrier, m. |f aiguille (d'une montre), f. |] 
 at ~, a la portee'de, prgs, aupres || by ~, 
 a la main || ~ In ~, la main dans la main, 
 en se dormant la main || ~ to ~, corps a 
 corps || out of ~, sur 1'beure, sur-le- 
 champ || money out of ~, argent payd 
 comptant || to be ~ In glove with 
 one, etre en boas U'rmes avec qn. || on-, 
 en magaain || on one's -s, a la charge 
 de qn. |l to lay violent -s on, mettre 
 la main sur qn. || --barrow, s. civifire, 
 t || bell, s. clochette, t. || ~-b:u, s. 
 prospectus, m. || affiche, f. || --arallop, 
 a. petit galop, m. 
 
 hand, hand, v. a. donner avec la main, 
 remettre || conduire par la main || manier || 
 to - do-wn, transmettre. 
 
 handbook, hdnft>S6k, s. manuel, m. |{ 
 llvret, m. ff. pi. 
 
 handcuffs, hdnd'kvfa, 8. pi. menottes, 
 
 handful, h&iid'fiftl, s. poignee, f., peuf 
 nombre, m. 
 
 handicap, hdn'dikdv, 8. handicap, m. 
 
 handicap, hdn'dlkap, v. a. handicaper. 
 
 handicraft, hdn'di krdft, 8. melier, m. 
 
 handily, hdn'dili,ad. adroitement 
 
 handlness, Mn'dinSe, a. adresse, dex- 
 \Aii\6, t. ft, ouvrage, m. 
 
 handiwork, Kan' dlwirk,*. main-d'eeuvre, 
 
 handkerchief, k&n'ktrekif, a, mouchoir, 
 m. 
 
 handle, kan'dl, 8. manche. m., anse, t y 
 queue (d'une po&le), f. || poignee, t 
 
 Itti, Mt, far. IMi Mre. git, Mr mint, inn ; no. Mt, vrov : ko :
 
 handle h&ta 
 
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 handle, i.au'dl, y. a. mauler, trailer || 
 B'exeruer aur. 
 
 handling-, h&n fling, a. maniement, m. 
 
 handmaid, hand' mad, s. servant*, aou- 
 brette, (. 
 
 handrail, h&nd'ral, s. rampe, f. 
 
 handsome, hdn'sum, a, beau, flSgant, 
 gentil, genereux -ly, a. elegamment [| 
 follment. [(mar.) anspect, m. 
 
 Handspike, hdnd'splk, s. ievier, m. j| 
 
 handwriting, hdnd'nt ing, s. ecriture. f. 
 
 handy, hdn'di, a. manuel, adroit, habile. 
 
 hang-, Ming, v. a. &n. ir. pendre, suspendre!| 
 tapisser II etre peodu, etre suspendu || ba- 
 lancer y etre en suspens. [malllere, f. 
 
 hanrer, h&ng'ir, B. coutelas, m. || cre- 
 
 hang;er-on, h&ng'trdn, s. dependant, 
 parasite, m. \L pi., tenture. t 
 
 hangings, hdng'ingt, a. pi. tapissenes, 
 
 hangman, hdng'mdn, s. bourreau, m. 
 
 hank, hdngk, s. (ol skeins) botte, f. 
 
 hanker, hdngk'tr, y. n. soupirer aprJs. 
 
 hansom, hdn'tum, B. cabriolet de place, m. 
 
 hap, Mp, 8. haaard, sort, destin, m. (I at 
 --hasard, a 1'aventure. 
 
 hapless, hap' Its,*, malbeareux.infortune'. 
 
 haply, hdp'li, ad. peut-Otre, par basard. 
 
 happen, Adj/n, v. n. arriver, avoir lieu, 
 ee passer. 
 
 happily, h&p'pili, ad. heureusement. 
 
 happiness, hdp'pinii, a. bonheur, m., 
 lelicit*. t. 
 
 happy, hdp'pi, a. beureuz || proplce. 
 
 harang-ne, hdring", T. a. haranguer, 
 faire un discours. 
 
 harass. Mr'ds, T. a. harasser, tonrmenter || 
 (mil.) harceler. [m. 
 
 harblng-er, h&r'binjir, B. avant-coureur, 
 
 harbour, k&r'bir, B. auberge, t. |j aiile, 
 m. l| port, m. frefagler. 
 
 harbour, hdr'bfr, v. a. 4 n. hgberL'er || se 
 
 hard, k&rd a. & ad. (-ly, ad.) dur, so- 
 lide || dlflicile(ment) || p^oible(meiit) || 
 affligeant, cruel || durement |] vlgoureuBe- 
 meoL forteraent || ~ of hearing-, dur 
 d'orellle II --hearted, a. Insensible, In- 
 bumaln, 
 
 harden, /idr^dn.v.a. An. durdr||s'endurdr. 
 
 hardihood, luifdihrtd, B. bardiesBe, (., 
 courage, m. [(teusement. 
 
 hardily, hdr'dfli, ad. bardimcnt coura- 
 
 hardlness, hdr'dind, B. peine, f. II har- 
 diMse, t, courage, m., eflrouterle, t. 
 
 hardness, hdrd'nii. i. duretl, termelt, L 
 || rigueur, cruante, f. || avarice, L 
 
 hardship, Mr**Mt>. s. pelne, L || tribu- 
 lation, || injustice, f. 
 
 hardware, h&rd'wdr, B. quincailli-rle, f. 
 
 hardy, h&rdi, a. hard!, brave, courageux [| 
 robust*. 
 
 hare, hdr, B. USvre, m. || ~- brained, a. 
 ecervele, <tourdi || ~-Hp, e. bec-de-llivre, 
 
 hark 1 hdrk, cou te 1 econtez ! |m, 
 
 harlequin, hdr'Ukuin, 8. arlequln, m. 
 
 harlequinade, hdr It kvrinSf, B. arle- 
 qolnade, pasquinade, bouttonnerie, 1 
 
 V > 
 a( ; fant, tO>i. tub. || cAafr 
 
 harlot, hdr' lit, . prostttuee, t. 
 
 harm, harm, B. tort, dommage, malbeur, 
 
 m. II to keep ont of -' -war, se pre- 
 server de malheur. 
 harm, harm, y. a. faire du mal a. 
 harmful, hdrm'fSfl, a. maUaisant, nul- 
 
 sible || ly, ad. dangereusement. 
 harmless, hdrm'lfy, a. (-ly, ad.) innocent, 
 
 sain et Bauf || innocemment. 
 harmonic, hdr mdn'ik, a. hannoalque. 
 harmonics, hdr mon'iki, a. pi. doctrine 
 
 des sons, f. 
 harmonious, hir mo" ni ut , &. harmonieux 
 
 || -ly, ad. barmooleusement 
 harmonise, h&r'moniz, v. a. & n. tendra 
 
 bannonieoz || accorder || etre d'acoord. 
 harmony, hdr"moni, B. hormonle, f. 
 harness, hdr' n is, B. narnaia, m. 
 harness, bur" ties, y. a. enbarnacber, 
 harp, h&rp, s. harpe, i (sur, rabacber. 
 harp, hurp, y. n, pincer la harpe || revenlr 
 harpist, harp' iit, B. joueur de harpe, m, 
 harpoon, KorpM , s. harpon, m. 
 harpoon, harpon', y. a. barponner. 
 harpslohord, hdrp'slkaTi-rd, a, clavecin, 
 harpy, h&r'pt, B. barpie, f. [UL. 
 
 harridan, hdr' ri dan, a. vletlle gaenon, t. 
 harrier, hdr"ri(r, B. Uvrier, m. 
 harroTr, hdr'ro, s. herse, f. 
 harrow, hdr'ro, y. a. heraer || torturer, 
 harsh, hdr ah, a. (-ly, ad.) rude(ment) (I 
 
 apre || sfi vere(ment) || rigoureui y otleusant 
 
 || austerement 
 harshness, hdrsh'nia. s: apreW, aigrenr, 
 
 t || rudesse, durete, severlM, L 
 hart, hart, B. cert, m. 
 harvest, hdr'vfit, a. moisson. recolte, L || 
 
 ~-home, s. fete apres la moisson, f. 
 harvest, h&r'vttt, y. a. moiaaonner. 
 hash, hdsh, a. bacnla. m. 
 hash, hd-sh, y. a. bacber. 
 hasp, hdtp, a. crochet, loquet, m. 
 hasp, hdap v. a. agrafar, accrocher. 
 hassock, hdt'ttik, B. ageqonilloir. m. 
 haste, hdit, s. bate, diligence, f. || in ~, a 
 
 la bate. fse dlpecher. 
 
 hasten, hds'n, v. a. 4n. hater, pr4clplter II 
 hastily, hafsAli, ad. a la hate || passlon- 
 
 nlment. [f. U emportement, m. 
 
 hastiness, hd'ttinli,*. bate, precipitation, 
 hasty, ha'tti, a. haflf. precoce || prompt, 
 
 prfetMtl M violent || --puddlns;, a. 
 
 louillie, f. 
 hat, hat, B. chapeau, m. II - off I oha- 
 
 peaux baa t II opera-~, a. cuapeau claque. 
 
 gibus, in. I! --box, --case, a. itui 1 
 
 chapeau, m. || --reviver, a. broaae a. 
 
 chapean, m. 
 hatch, hdch, a. couye, f. II deconyerte, L || 
 
 gulcbet, m. || (mar.) panneau, m. 
 hatch, hdch y. a. & n. conyer, produlre || 
 
 tramer || faire dea hachuros. 
 hatchet, hich'ft. f. hachette, t 
 1 atohment, Mch'mtnt, a. 6cuB*onfnebre, 
 h^.e, hat, s. halne, f. l<. 
 
 hate, hot, y. a. hair. 
 
 gamt, yet; foul, Mat; thing, ttort.
 
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 hateful, ha f fail, a. huYssable, odieux If 
 
 ly, nil. odieusement. 
 hater, hd'ter, s. euneml, m. 
 hatred, ha' t red, 8. haine, detestation, f. 
 batter, hdftir, s. chapelier, m. 
 hang-htlly, hdWtlK, ad. fifirement 
 hang- li tineas, hits/ tines, a. hauteur, f., 
 
 nrgueil, m. 
 
 haug-hty, hdH/tl, a. bautaln, orgueilleuz. 
 haul, hotel, s. action de tircr. f., trait, m. 
 haul, hd&'l, v. a. tlrer, trainer || (mar.) haler. 
 haunch, hfumsk, a. hanche, I. 
 haunt, hdUnt, a. lieu frfiquentS, m. || re- 
 
 traite, f. ' fslter. 
 
 haunt, hdVnt, v. a. banter, frequenter, vir 
 haunter, hovmfir, s. habitue^ m. 
 hautboy, ho'btfj, s. hautbois, in. 
 have, h&v. v. a. ir. avoir, possgder, con- 
 
 tenir || desirer, soubaiter || savoir || to ~ 
 
 by heart, savolr par coeur. 
 haven, hSvn, B. port, in. 
 haversack, tidv'ersM-, a. havresac, m. 
 havook, h&v'ok, a. ravage, digit, m. 
 haw. An*, s. cenelle, f. |l clos, in. 
 hawk, hdftuk, 8. faucon, m. || epervler, m. || 
 
 sparrow ~, 8. epervier, m. 
 hawk, luftok, v. n. chasser au faucon || col- 
 porter || cracher. 
 
 hawker, hdfvk'er, s. colporteur, m. 
 hawae, kdtoi, hawser, h(fO/ter, a. (mar.) 
 
 haussiere, f., grelin, m. 
 hawthorn, hdH/thiflarn, 8. aube'pinp, f. 
 nay, ha, a. foin, m. || ~-cock, s. meulon, 
 
 m. j| ~-loft, B. grange a foin, f. || ~- 
 
 maker, 8. ianeur, m. || ~- rlok, ~- stack, 
 
 8. meule de foin, f. 
 hazard, fiaz'erd, a. hasard, risque, m., 
 
 chance, f. 
 
 hasard, hazard, v. a. hasarder, risquor. 
 hazardous, hdz'erdfts, a. hasardeux, dan- 
 
 gereux || -ly, ad. basardeusement, 
 haie. Adz, s. brouillard, m., brume, f. 
 hazel, ha'zil, s. noisetier, coudrier, m. || 
 
 --nut, 8. noisette, f. 
 haiy, ha n, a. ndbuleux, sombre. 
 he, he, pn. il, lui || celui. 
 head, hid, t. tele, f. || cbef, m. |] sommet, 
 
 m. || litre, point, m. || source, f. || sujet, 
 
 m. I) bure (d'un sanglier), f. ]| to corue to 
 
 a ~, murir || suppurer || to aret into 
 
 one'* ~, se mettre, se fourrer dans 1'esprit. 
 head, hid, v. a. etre & la tele, commander, 
 
 condulre |] Staler. 
 
 head, he'd (incomp.), a. principal, en cbef. 
 headache, hid' ok, s. mal de tele, m. 
 headdress, hed'drts, a. coiffure, co<ffe, f. 
 header, hid'er, a. cbef de parti, m. || deini- 
 
 boutisse, f. || to take a ~, piquer de la 
 
 tte. 
 hadlne, hid'fnii, 8. Wmfiritfi, obstina- 
 
 uoii, f. [m. 
 
 headland, kid 1 land, a. cap, promontoire. 
 hadleMS, MfUd, a. ana tote || sans cbef f| 
 
 tourdi. 
 headlong, hid' ting, a. A ad. Muifiralre, 
 
 4toordi, empurte U Imprudemment, ea 
 
 ftoofdl. 
 
 lioudiaoat, hiifmoit. a. le plus en 
 im' 
 
 headquarters, tim'kwMr'ttr* , . pi. 
 
 quartier-gne>tU, m. (I. 
 
 headship, kid'thip, a. prtmautl, autorite, 
 headsman, hcdz'mdn, a. bourreau, m. 
 headstall, Md'itd&l, a. ttiere, f. 
 headstrong:, hed'strong, a. tetu, entet4, 
 
 obstitKS. (teux. 
 
 heady, hed'i, a. violent, emporW || cApi- 
 heal, hel, v. a. (An.) (se) gu^rir. 
 healer, hel'er, B. moven curatif, m. 
 health(iness), hilth'(inis), a. s&nM, t. 
 healthy, helth'i, a. sain || salutalre. 
 heap, hep, s. tas, amas, m. || foule, f. 
 heap, hep, v. a. entasaer. 
 hear, htr, v. s. & n. ir. entendre, fcouter || 
 
 donner audience || apprendre. 
 hearer, htir'cr, a. auditeur, re. 
 hearing:, hOr'ing, s. ouYe, 1. 1| audience, 1 || 
 
 hard of ~, un peu sourd || to obtain a 
 
 ~, obtenir audience. 
 
 hearken, hdr'kn, v. n. Cconter, entendre 
 hearsay, her' to., s. oui'-dire, bruit, m. 
 hearse, hen, s. cbar fuuebre, m. 
 heart, hart, s. coeur, courage, m., vigueur, 
 
 f. || intgrieur, centre, m. || by ~, par 
 
 co3ur || to lose ~, perdre courage i| to set 
 
 one's ~ on, prendre gout a qc. || to take 
 
 to ~, prendre a coeur ]| ~-ache, s. maux 
 
 de coeur, m. pi. || (fig.) remords -uisunt, 
 
 m. || --breaking-, a. accablant l| ~- 
 
 broken, a. qui a le coeur iiavr6||~-burn, 
 
 8. cardialgie, f. || haine, f. 
 heartfelt, harffflt, a. send au fond da 
 
 coeur, sincere. 
 
 hearth, AdrtA, 8. atre, foyer, m. 
 hearthstone, harfstun, s. foyer de cbe- 
 
 minfie, t. fment. 
 
 heartily, hdr'tiK, ad. sincSrement. ardem- 
 heartlness, hdr'tinls, a. slncfirite, cor- 
 
 diality f. 
 heartless, h&rflis, a. (-ly. ad.) sans 
 
 coeur || lacbe(ment). 
 heartrending-, hdrfrfnd ing, a. dSsolant, 
 
 affligpant 
 
 heart's ease, h&rtfez. a. (bot.) pensee, f. 
 hearty, har'ti, a. sincere, intime || en 
 
 bonne sante. |sit<S, f. 
 
 heat, hit, a. chalenr, f. || vivacitd || anlms- 
 heat, htt, v. a. chauffer, ^chauffer. 
 heath, hith, heather, hetti'ir, a. (bot.) 
 
 bruySre, 6rlce, f. || bruyere, f. || fricbe, f. 
 heathen, hfOin, a. paien, m. 
 heathen, hftfin, a. paten. 
 heathenish, hfOlniah, a. paYen, barbare. 
 heave, hev, a. soulivement, m. || soupir, 
 
 m. || secousse, f. 
 heave, he,v, v. a. & n. ir. Clever, soulever, 
 
 pousser || s'elever. s'enfler || palpiter || res- 
 
 pirer avec difficult^ || Jeter. 
 heaven, hiv'n, s. ciel, m. 
 heavenly, hiv'n It, a. dad. celeste, dlvln fl 
 
 divinemeut fmeut. 
 
 heavily, hiv'tli. ad. pesamment, lente- 
 heavlness, hlv'\nt, a. pesanteur, lan- 
 
 gaeur, f., ennui, m., affliction, t U (of 
 
 roads) dUficulte, & 
 
 tStt, Ml, (&r t loXi; hire, git, Mr; -. mww, {m; no, Mt, 
 
 ; MO;
 
 heavy heteros;nous 
 
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 heavy, htv'i, a. pesant, lourd || abattu, 
 
 facheux |] indolent, paresseux || importun, 
 
 pdulblc. 
 
 hebrew, Kfbro, s. hgbreu. Juif, in. 
 hecatomb, hfk'ilti&m, s. hecatombe, f. 
 hck, Mi, o. ratelier, m. || loqnet, m. 
 beetle, Mftik, a. 6tique. 
 hector, hfk'tnr v. n. laire le fanfaron. 
 hedge, hfi, 8. bale, f. 
 hedge, hij, v. a. entourer d'uno hale || to 
 
 ~ in, enfermer || parier pour et centre f| 
 
 ~-hog, 8. herisson, m. || ~-row, s. hale, 
 heed, hid 8. 8uin, m., attention, I. [f. 
 heed, hed, v. a. prcndre garde, observer, 
 
 ficouter. [-ly, ad. attentivement. 
 
 heedful, heffSSl, a. attentif, soijmcux || 
 heedless, hed'let, a. negligent, Stourd!, 
 
 distrait || -ly, ad. nfgligemment. 
 heel, hel, 8. talon, m. || to be oat at -a, 
 
 avoir leg has perces || to kick one's -, 
 
 *e croiser lee bras. 
 
 heel, hel, v. n. danger || mettre des talons. 
 heifer, hiftr, 8. ggnisse, f. 
 height, hit, s. hauteur, fle>atlon, f., EOIU- 
 
 met, m., grandeur, {. 
 heighten, M'tn, v. a. rehausser || perCec- 
 
 tlonner, embellir. [ad. odicusenunt. 
 
 heinous, ha'niit. a. baiueux, odleux || ly, 
 heir, or, a. heriuer, in. || ~ apparent, 8. 
 
 heriUer direct, m. || ~ at lair, s. britler 
 
 ICgltime, m. || ~ presumptive, heVitier 
 
 pie'somptlf, m. 
 
 heiress, ar'it, s. bfiritiSre. t. 
 heirloom, ar'lom, t. eet be'rite', m. 
 helrshlp, ar'iMp, 8. quality d'lifritier, f. || 
 
 bfrCdHe, f. |m., fleur des daines, f. 
 
 heliotrope, hfliolrop, 8. (bot.) lournesol. 
 hell. Ml, B. enler. m. ~-oat, 8. fude, I. \\ 
 
 ~- hound, 8. CerWre, in. || (fig.) tlsuu 
 
 d'enfer, m. [(ement), d'enfer. 
 
 hellish, hiflith, a. (-ly, ad.) ininuul 
 helm, hilm, 8. casque, m. || gouveruali, m. || 
 
 to answer the , (mar.) obei- :. la 
 
 barre. 
 
 helmet, htfmit, t. casque, m. 
 helmsman, hilvufindn, 8. tluionler, m. 
 help, hi lp, s. aide, t. || ~ 1 uu aecour* I 
 help, hllp, y. a. SL n. ir. alder, auiiister |] 
 
 (at table) servlr, presenter |l s'tii pecher, 
 
 fivlter || not It Z oaa ~ It I Je i 'v puts 
 
 rlenl 
 
 helper, hfljftr, 8. aide, assistant, m. 
 helpful, hilp'f06l a. utile, aecourablc. 
 helpless, hilp'lit, a. (-ly, Ad.) nous se- 
 
 COUTB || sans ressource |] (aible. 
 helpmate, htlu'mdt, a. aide. m. i I. 
 helter-skelter, MTUrikifttr, ad. a U 
 
 bate, pile-mile. 
 hem, him, a. ourlet, bord. m. 
 hem, Mm, r. a. ft n. ourler, border [| toui- 
 
 uer ligb-ement || ~ I hem I 
 hemisphere, hfm'ftfir, 8. bfmlsphfre, f. 
 hemlock, Mm'lik, B. clguf, f. If. 
 
 hemorrhage, him'6rraj,t. bmorrbagle, 
 hemorrhoids, hfm'orrffjdt, 8. pi. U6mor- 
 
 rboldea, L pi. 
 hemp, Mnp, t. chanvre, m. 
 
 hempen, hlm'pn, a. de cbanvre. 
 
 hemstlch, him' sstli.h, 8. hmisticlie, m. 
 
 hen. hen, 8. poule, f. || (ot birds) (eraelle, 
 f. || ~-coop, 8. cage a poules, (. || ~- 
 honse, 8. pnulailler, m. 
 
 henbane, hin'bdn, g. (bot.) jusqulame, f. 
 
 hence, kent, ad. d'icl |l de la. 
 
 henceforth, hfnt'forth, henceforward, 
 harts' for werd, ad. dgsormais, don?navant. 
 
 henchman, htnish'man, 8. valet affidg, m. 
 
 hanpeok, hfn'pfk, v. a. mattrieer, maltrai- 
 
 her, Mr, pn. son, so, ses, ellc. [ter. 
 
 herald, hir'Sld. 8. Mraut, m. 
 
 heraldic, hlril'dik. a. hSraldlqoe. 
 
 heraldry, her' al dn, s. blason, m. || science 
 b^raldique, t. [m. pi. 
 
 herb, herb, R. herbe,_f. || -B, g. pi. legumes, 
 
 herbaceous, her ba' shut, a. berboce. 
 
 herbage, her'baj, s. herbage, paturage, m. 
 
 herbalist, hiS ballet, s. berboriste, m. 
 
 herbivorous, hir biv' o riia, a. herbivore. 
 
 Herculean, hir ku' lean, a. herculSen. 
 
 herd, herd, s. troupeau, m., troupe, I. 
 
 herd, herd, v. n. vivre en troupes. 
 
 herdsman, lierdz'man, e. patre, m. 
 
 here, her, ad. ici || que voici. 
 
 hereabont, her'abufut, ad. aux environ*, 
 pres d'ici. fmals. 
 
 hereafter, hir after, ad. a 1'avenlr, deaor- 
 
 hereat, her" at, ad. a ceci, a cela. 
 
 hereby, hir'bJ, ad. par ce moyen. 
 
 hereditary, MreWiterl, a. br6ditalre. 
 
 herein, her in', ad. en cecl. 
 , hereof, her if, ad. de ceci, d'ou. 
 
 hereon, her da,', ad. la-dessus, sur qnol, 
 ; heresy, hir' I si, 8. bfre'sle, f. [BUT cela. 
 I heretic, her'ttik, 8. ueYetique, m. A f. 
 
 heretical, hiret'ikdl, a. hfretlque. 
 
 heretofore, hir 18 for', ad. lusqu'lcl. 
 | hereupon, hervpon', ad. la-desdua. 
 I herewith, her with 1 , ad. a vie cecl || cl- 
 
 Joint. 
 I heritage, Mr'ftuj, a. hdrltage, m. 
 
 hermetic, her met" ik, a. (-ally, ad.) tier* 
 | mUque(ment). 
 
 hermit, her'mit, 8. f-rmlte, m. 
 
 hermitage, her'mit af, *. ermitage, m. 
 
 hernia, her'nii, s. (m.'d.) bernie, f. 
 
 hero, he' n>, B. beros, m. |(ment). 
 
 heroic, Aerw'it, a. (-ally, ad.) huroYqu* 
 
 heroine, hlr'uln, B. heroYne, f. 
 
 heroism, her'oitm, t, bdrotonie, in. 
 
 heron, heYun, s. bgron, m. 
 
 heronry, htr'unri, s. heVonnleYe, f. 
 
 herpes, her 1 pit, t. (rned.) berp^s, dart, 
 Bcrplgo, m. 
 
 herring, her" ring, a. bareng, m. 
 
 hers, herz, pn. le sien, la sienne || lea ileni. 
 
 herself, her tit f, pn. elle-mduie II sol- 
 meiue || se. 
 
 hesitate, MSttdt, T. n. bslter, balancer. 
 
 hesitation, hfiitd'ihun, B. besitutiou, lu- 
 certllude, f. 
 
 heterodox, MflrddSki^ a. heterodox*. 
 
 heterogeneous, hittrijfnivi, a. Lel4- 
 rogSue. 
 
 ; /38<, lu, t>a. H cAafr, /oy / gant, yu; tout, ttal; thing, tttri. 
 and flinch. Q
 
 114 
 
 hew hoggish 
 
 hew, hu, v. a. Ir. couper, tailler. 
 
 hexagon, hgkt'agSn, s. hexagone, m. 
 
 hexagronal, hektag'Srtdl, a. hexagonal. 
 
 heyday, ha' da, s. gaiete, f. || - ot youth, 
 pairli' folle do la jeunesso. 
 
 hiatus, hltflvs, s. hiatus, m.l| (fig. ) lacune, 
 
 hibernate, hi'birnat, v. n. hiverner. If. 
 
 hiccough, hik'up, s. hoquet, m. 
 
 hlocougrh, hik'up, v. n. avoir le hoquet. 
 
 hickory, Atf Sri, s. noyer americain, m. 
 
 hide, hid, B. peau, f., culr, m. 
 
 hide, hid, y. a. (<Sc n. ir.) (se) cacher || 
 (vulg.) rosser. 
 
 hideous, hid'itx, a. (-ly, ad.) hideux, 
 effroyable || horrible(ment). 
 
 hiding-place, hTdingptas, s. retralte, 
 cacbette, f. 
 
 hieroglyph, KOrogKf, B. hifiroglyphe, m. 
 
 higgle, hiff'l. y. n. revendre, marchander. 
 
 higgledy-piggledy, hig' I di pig' I di, ad. 
 pelp-mele, gens dessus-dessous. 
 
 higgler, hig'gUr, s. regrattier, m. 
 
 high, Ai. a. haul, elev j| fier, altter || 
 sublime, grand || complet || violent || -ly, 
 ad. hautement, fort || It la ~ time, le 
 moment est verm || ~-born, a. de haute 
 nalssance || --flown, a. fier || eiiflfi, outre 1 
 || ~-mlnded, a. magnanime || fier || ~- 
 presaure, a. a haute pression. 
 
 highland, tii! land, B. pays montagneux, 
 m. N montagne, haute terre, t. 
 
 Highlander, hi' lander, a. montagnard, m. 
 
 highness, Kfnit, a. hauteur, f. || High- 
 ness, (litre) Altesse, t. 
 
 blghwater, hiwaTv'ttr, 8. hautes eaux, 
 m. pi. l| ~-mark, B. niveau dea hautcs 
 eaux, m. 
 
 highway, h?wa, B. grand chemin, m. 
 
 highwayman, hi'wdjnan, B. volenr de 
 grands chemins, bandit, m. 
 
 hilarious, hi Id' ri us, a. gai, joyeux. 
 
 hilarity, Mlar'tti, s. gafet^, t. 
 
 hill, hit, B. colline, f. 
 
 hillock, hifldk, B. petite colline, t. 
 
 hilly, hil'H, a. montagneux. 
 
 hilt, hi.lt, a, poignee (d'une pee), f. 
 
 him, Aim, pn. lui. le. 
 
 himself, himsflf, pn. soi-mSme, lul- 
 iiienie y se. 
 
 hind, hind, 8. biche, f. y rustre, m. 
 
 hind(er), hind'(4r), a. post^rieur, de der- 
 riSre. [ser, tronbler. 
 
 hinder, hin'dir, v. a. empScher, embarras- 
 
 hlnd(e)rance, hin'd(i)r&ns, a. empeche- 
 ment, obstacle, m. 
 
 hlnd(er)most, hind' (tr)most, a. dernier. 
 
 hinge, hinj, B. gond, m. || pivot, m. || char- 
 niire, f. 
 
 hinge, hinj, T. n. tourner |[ dgpendre. 
 
 hint, hint, s. suggestion, insinuation, f., 
 avis, demi-mot, m., donnee, t. j| to give 
 or drop a ~, donner on blenvetllant 
 avis N to take a ~, accepter mi consell. 
 
 hint, hint, v. a. donner a entendre, sug- 
 g^rer. [bath, B. bain de slSge, in. 
 
 hip, hip, B. ban che, f. || Eglantine, f. \\ ~- 
 
 hlpped, Mpt, a. abattu, trlste. 
 
 hippodrome, hip'podrom.s. hippodrome, 
 
 m., arCnc, f. [potazne, m. 
 
 hippopotamus, Mp'pSp8f&mu,s.Mppo- 
 hire, hir, g. louage, m. |) prix de location, 
 
 m. || salalre, m. 
 
 hire, hir, v. a. louer, donner a louage. 
 hireling, hir"ling, s. mercenalre, m. 
 hireling, hir'ling, a. mercenaire. 
 hirer, hfrer, s. loueur, m. 
 hirsute, hirtuf , a. h6riss || poilu. 
 his, hiz, pn. son, ea || le sien, la eiennu 
 
 les siens. 
 
 hiss, hi', v. a. i n. siffler || se moquer d 
 hist I hist, chut ! paix ! 
 historian, historian, s. histoiien, m. 
 hlstorlc(al), hiatSr' Ik (&l), a. (-ly, ad.] 
 
 historique(nient). 
 history, his'tSri, s. histolre, f. 
 histrionic, hlstridn'ik, a. du comfdien, 
 
 sofinique. 
 hit. Ait, B. coup, m., atteintc, f., haeard, 
 
 m. l| a propos, m. || luoky ~, s. chance, 
 
 bonne rencontre, bonne aubaine, f. 
 hit, hit, T. a. & a. Ir. trapper, dormer un 
 
 coup, atteindre l| donner centre, Be choquer, 
 
 rencontrer, arriver. 
 hitch, hich, a. entrave, f. 
 hitch, A u' A, v. a. Be demener || accrocher. 
 hither, MOl'ir a. < ad. dtneur || Id, y. 
 hitherto, hidl'trto, ad. jusqu'ici. 
 hive, Ait>, B. ruche, t 
 hive, Aiu, v. a. i n. mettre dana one 
 
 rathe || vi?re ensemble. 
 hoar, hor, a. blanc || blanchl || griu. 
 hoard, hord, . amaa, trfisor, m. 
 hoard, hSrd, v. a. amasser, thfisanrlser. 
 hoarding, hbrd'lng, t. amassement, m., 
 
 thfisaurisation, t [d'une voix rauque. 
 hoarse, fiors, a. rauque, enroufi I] -ly, ad. 
 hoarseness, horifnia, a. enrouement, m. 
 hoary, hffri, a. blanc, blancbatre || moisi |l 
 
 couvert de gelee. 
 hoax, hokt, B. mystification, 1 
 hoax, hokt, T. a. mystifier. 
 hob, hoi, B. paysan, m. || lutin, m. 
 hobble, hSb'bl, y. n. clocber, boiler. 
 hobbledehoy, hSb' I dehoy, s. jeune homme 
 
 qui n'a pas encore jet6 sa gourme, m. 
 hobby, hob'bi, B. tenet, m. || dada, m. || 
 
 -- horse, u. cbeval d'eofant, m. || ma- 
 
 rotte, t [m. 
 
 hobgoblin, hifb gXb'lfn, s. fantome, spectre, 
 hobnail, hSb'nol, 8. caboche, f. 
 hob-nob, hub'nub, y. n. trinquer. 
 hock, hit, 8. iarret, m. || via du Rhin, m. 
 hockey-stick, hSk'istik, s. crosse, f. 
 hocus, /iffkua, v. n. filouter. 
 hocus-pocus, hff kiii po kite, f. jonglerie, 
 
 f., tour de passe-passe m. 
 hodge-podge, hffp6j,a. salniigondiB, m. 
 hodman, hod' man, B. alde-macon, m. 
 hoe, ho, s. houe, f. 
 hoe, hu, y. a. houer. 
 hog, hog, 8. cochon, pore, m. || to go the 
 
 whole ~, ne pas s'arreter a moltl^ chemin. 
 hoggish, hig'gish, a. (-ly, ad.) de co- 
 chon || eu cochon. 
 
 lati, Mt, f&r, IcMi; Mrt f glt t hir; - mint, fnn; - no, hit, prSet; **;
 
 hogshead hone 
 
 115 
 
 hog-ahead, Affgn'ftfd, a. muld, m. 
 
 hoist, htt/tt, v. a. lever, hausser. 
 
 hold, hold, 9. prise, f. f| serre, f. || appul, 
 m. || prison, f., fort, m. || pouvoir, m., in- 
 fluence, f. || to take or (else ~ of, saisir, 
 erapoigner, Be sai&ir de. 
 
 Hold, hold, Y. a. & n. Ir. tenlr, retenlr. 
 prendre |) dfitenir, arretrr || maintenir I 
 Boutenir || posse'der || < Cltfbrer || es timer || 
 crolre || continner, durer || Be soutenir, se 
 malntenir || e'atlaoher, de"pendre, ddriver || 
 to ~ one>*s ov/u, BO maintenir |l to ~ 
 back, retenir |] to ~ forth, haranguer |! 
 to ~ good, etre valable || se confirmer |] 
 to ~ In, s'arreter || arreter an chcval || to 
 ~ ont, register, tenlr bon || ~ 1 arrfitez I || 
 all, 8. necessaire de voyage, m. 
 
 holder, hofdtr, s. locataire, fermler, m. || 
 pro prig tal re. m. [detention, 1. 
 
 holding 1 , holding, s. (jar.) possession, t || 
 
 hole, hoi, s. trou, m., caverne, (. 
 
 holiday, hol'idd, a. jour de fete, m. || 
 *, a. pi. vacances, t. pi. 
 
 hollly, ho' UK, ad. sainteraent. 
 
 holiness, fi-S lines, s. salntete, f. 
 
 hollow, hil'lo, 8. creux, trou, m., caviUj. f. 
 
 hollow (oat), Kit 15, v. a. creuser. 6vider. 
 
 hollow, hdflo. a. creux, enfonog II faux, 
 Lypocrite. [tidUte\ 1 
 
 hollowneas, hSVlonti, 8. cavit^, t [| ln- 
 
 holly, hffl'li, a. (bot.) houx, m. 
 
 hollyhock, MTKhtk, 8. (bot.) rose tr6- 
 tulere, passe-rose, f. 
 
 holater, hol'itir, B. fourreau de plstolet, m. 
 
 holy, hffK a. suluL relJgleux || ~- water, 
 B. D benlte, f. || -week, 8. aeuialne 
 
 homage, Mmtij, 8. bommage, m. [aalute. f. 
 
 home, Adit, s. maiaon, f., logls, m., ae- 
 meure, f . || patrie, t || at ~, cnez 8ol || ~- 
 bi-bii, a. du pays, natU l| simple || ~- 
 
 ftunn, s. malsou prlnclpale d'une ferme, 
 1 l| made, a. fait a la mal 
 iok, a. qul a le mal du pays || 
 
 1 I) --made, a. fait a la muisou J| ~- 
 
 " " . . pays ||~-B,iok- 
 
 ai, s. mal du pays, m. || ~ thrust. 
 
 coup qul porte, m. ]| ~ department, s. 
 
 miiiisWre de I'lnt^rieur, m. 
 home, hum, a. domeetlque || ~, ad. chez 
 
 ol || a la malBoo. 
 
 homeless, fuim'lft, a. sans demeure. 
 homeUneas, horn' Unit, f. simplicity, f. || 
 
 grodsi^re^ f. Igrossier. 
 
 homely, lunn'li, a. sans ornenient, simple, 
 homespun, hom'ipun, a. (116 a la malson || 
 
 grassier. [vers son pays, 
 
 homeward(s), hum'wird(t), ad. chez sol II 
 homicide. Mm'ind, s. homicide, m. |] 
 
 meurtrier, m. 
 
 homily, hum'i It 8. bomfille, f. 
 hooiiBopathlo, hi mi 3p&' thilc, a. homeo- 
 
 pathlque. [pathie, f. 
 
 homoeopathy, h$mi6j/&thi, . homeo- 
 homogeneoas, MmojFnlut, a. homo- 
 hone, lion, s. pierre a rusoir, 1. Igflue. 
 honeat, 6v!tt, a. (-ly, ad . ) uonnfite(ment) y 
 
 sino8re(meat) |i loyal |l cbaste. 
 honaaty, dn'Uli, t. houu(le, probltA, 
 
 t || chMvtvte, f. 
 >; foot, t***, Ht. 
 
 honey, hun'i, B. miel, m. || douceur, (. || 
 
 douce amie, f. || ~-oomb, s. rayon de 
 
 miel, m. 
 
 honeymoon, liiin'tmon. B. lune de miel, f. 
 honeysnokle, htin'itiiltl,*. (bot.) chSvre- 
 honied, hun'irt, a. cnmlelle. Ifeuille, f. 
 honorarium, hon'o ro rtw, 8. bonoralrec, 
 
 m. pi., salairc, m. 
 honorary, on'trdri, a. bonoraire. 
 hononr, on'er, B. bonqeur, m. || dlgnlte, i 
 honour, 6n'er, v. a, bonorer, revdrer. 
 honourable, Mtr&bl, a. honorable. 
 honourably, on'irabli, ad. bonorable- 
 
 tnent. [peron, m. 
 
 hood, hO6d, s. coiffe de femme, f. || cha- 
 hood, hO6ii, T. a. encapacbonner. 
 hood-wink, hSifwink, T. a. bander Iw 
 
 yeux || tromper. 
 hoof, hvf, s. sabot, m. || come du pled, f. || 
 
 ~-bound, a. encastc-le. 
 hook, hMk, B. crochet, crampon, m. U 
 
 hamecon, m. || ~ and eye, agrafes, f. pi. |) 
 
 by ~ or by crook, de touta fucon, per 
 
 fas et nefas. [a 1'bamecon. 
 
 hook, Mok, T. a. accrocber, agrafer || preudre 
 hooked, M8kt, a. crocbu, recourb^. [m. 
 hoop, hop, s. cercle, m. || panier, m. || cri, 
 hoop, hop, T. a, &. D. cercler U pousiter 
 
 des crls. 
 
 hoopoo. ho' pa, K. bupBe, f. 
 hoot, hot, 8. hu<5e, f. 
 hoot, hot, y. n. buer. 
 hop, hip, e. boublon, m. || sant, bond, m. U 
 
 ~-ploker, s. cueilleur da boublon, to. |] 
 
 ~-polo, a. ecbalas, m. 
 hop, hSpj v. a. <fe n. houblonner || aauter. 
 hope, hop, B. espdrance, f., espoir, m. 
 hope, hop, T. a. A n. espe'rer. 
 hopeful, hop'fXI, a. plelu d'eperauca || 
 
 -ly , ad. avec esMrance. 
 hopeless, hup" lit, a. (-ly, ad.) suns e- 
 
 p6rauce || sans espoir. [d'uii inoulln, f. 
 hopper, niffpir, 8. aauteur, m. |) trliuls 
 horde, hard. s. horde, troupe, I. 
 horizon, AJn'jiin, s. horizon, m. 
 horlsontal, horizon'tdl, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 borizontal(ement). 
 horn, horn, s. corne, f. || cor, m. || to 
 
 draw In one's -n, (fig.) rentrer lea con. 
 horned, hSrnd, a. cornu || a cornea. 
 hornet, hSr'ntt, B. frelon, m. 
 hornpipe, him'pip. s. comemuse, f. 
 horny, hoYnf. a. fait de corne. 
 horrible. JkoVHM. a. horrible, terrible, 
 horribly, hdr'rSbK, a. horriblement. 
 horrid, horrid, a. (-ly. ad.) horrible 
 
 (ment) || affrenx. 
 
 horrific, hfrriftlt. a. effrarant. 
 horror, hSr'rcr, 8. borreur, i. || ~-atrnck, 
 
 a. trappd d'^pourante. 
 horse, hor, s. cheval, m. || cavalerle, f. U 
 
 t tic valet, m. || box, s. wngon-ecurle, 
 
 m. || ---breaker, s. dorapteurdecbevaux. 
 
 m. [l chestnut, s. marron d'Inde, m. [| 
 
 fly, 8. taon, m. II guard, s. garde 
 
 a cheval, f. || hair, s. crln, m. 1| 
 
 laugh, . gro* rim, u>. U leeoh, . 
 
 ; famt, y M ; **, M<W; fA.y,
 
 116 
 
 horse humming 
 
 housekeeping, horns' kep ing, B. mtinage, 
 
 m. 
 
 houseless, hfwi'lfs, a. Bans abri or asile. 
 housemaid, hoTJosfmSd, e. servante, f. 
 housewife, AoT/.i.j' ?/>f/ ou hiutlf, e. mere 
 
 de famille. menage're, f. 
 housing, hgTvz'ing, a. magasinage, m. |) 
 
 s, B. pi. houeae, f. f 
 
 hovel, hdv'fl, s. hutte, f. || baraqne, t 
 hover, kov'er, v. n. voltiger || hSsiter. 
 how, how, ad. comment, comma || ~ 
 
 much ? combien ? 
 how(so)ever, tioU:(so)iv'{r, ad. cepen- 
 
 dant, pourtant, de quelque maniere que. 
 howltcer, lioTu' it sir , s. obueier, m. 
 ho\vl, howl, v. n. burler. 
 howl(lng), hoTul' (ing), s. hurlement, m. 
 hoyden, hvy'clen, e. jc-une Stourdie, f. 
 hub, k&b, e. moyeu, m. ff. 
 
 hubbub, hub' bub, B. tumulte, m., Smeute, 
 huckster, h-iik'nter, s. revendeur, m. 
 huddle, hud' dl, v. a. brouiller, confondre. 
 hue, ku, a. couleur, teinte, f. || ~ and cry, 
 
 huee, f. [m. || orgueilleux, m. 
 
 huff, hvf, s. accSs de colSi-e, etiiportement, 
 huff, h-iii, v. a. & a. enfler || Uaiter avec 
 
 arrogance. 
 
 hug, huff, s. embrassemenL m. 
 hug, hug, v. a. embrasser || care 
 huge, huj, a. (-ly, ad.) vaate 
 
 grosse sangsue, f. ]| marCchol ferrant, m. || 
 
 artiste veterinaire, m. || ~-pond, s. abreu- 
 
 volr, m. || -power, 8. puissance ea 
 
 cbevanx, f. || race (--racing), e. 
 
 course de cbevaux, f. || radish, e. rai- 
 
 fort, m. || --shoe, 8. fer a cheval, m. || 
 
 whip, 8. cravache, f. || --whip, T. a. 
 
 donner des coups de cravacbe (a). 
 horse, hurs, v. a. monter. 
 horseback, hors'bak, ad. on ~, a cbeval. 
 horseman, hdrs'mdn, s. cavalier, m. 
 horsemanship, hors' man ship, s. Equita- 
 tion, f. fcheval, cnvalitre, f. 
 horsewoman, hora'wdSm dn, B. femme a 
 horticultural, hSrttkuVtur&l, a. Be rap- 
 
 portant an jardinage. [m. 
 
 horticulture, hSrti kul'tur, 8. jardinage, 
 horticulturist, Mr tt kul'turist, a. horti- 
 
 cuiteiir, m. 
 hose, hot, s. haut-de-cbausse, m., cbaua- 
 
 sure, f., bas, m. pi. || garden-~, s. 
 
 fleurlste. Jardinier fleuriste, m. 
 hosier, nffzher, a. marchand de bos, bou- 
 
 netier, m. 
 
 hosiery, hffzheri, s. bonneterie, f. 
 hospitable, kosfvitdbl. a. hospitaller. 
 hospitably, hos'pltdblt, ad. avec hospi- 
 talite. 
 
 hospital, hus'pital, 8. b&pltal, m. 
 hospitality, Mspitdl'iti. a. hospitalite, f. 
 host, hunt, s. bate, m. I hotelier, m. || 
 
 armee, f. j| bostle, f. 
 hostage, hSsftai, a. otage, m. 
 hostel(ry), hSftilrf, vide hotel, 
 hostess, host fa, s. hoteliere. f. 
 hostile, kSStil.a.. (-ly, ad.) bostlle(ment). 
 hostility, kuttil'iti, B. hostility f. 
 hot, kit, a. (-ly, ad.) cbaud(ement) || ar- 
 dent, violent || cbauif6 || violemment || 
 
 headed, a. eraporte, fougueux || ~- 
 
 house, 8. serre cbaude, f. 
 hotbed, kdfbfd, a. coucbe, f. [podge, 
 hotchpotch, kock'pock, a. vide hodge- 
 hotel, hotel', a. hotel, m., buberge, t. 
 hotapur, kiifipir, B. houitue violent, m., 
 
 teie cbaude, f. 
 
 hound, ko-ti'-nd, t. cbien de chasae, m. 
 hour, d&r, a. beure, f. || to keep late -s, 
 
 rentrer tard dans la null || glass, B. 
 
 aabller, m. 
 
 hourly, ovrr'li, a. & ad. d'heure en heure. 
 house, hdtiii, e. maisoii, habitaUon, f. || 
 
 famille, f. |[ manage, f. || to keep open 
 
 v, tenir table ouverte||~- agent, 8. agent 
 
 de location, m. || ---breaker, s. qui vole 
 
 avec effractlun || ~-dog, 8. chien de basse 
 
 cour, m. U warming, a. regal d'en- 
 
 tree, m. 
 house, kStot, v. a, A n. loger || abriter || 
 
 (the harvest) rentrer || (the cattle) 
 
 faire rentrer. 
 household, hoViSkold, s. famllle, f., 
 
 menage, in. |] bread, 8. pain de menage, 
 
 m. ffamille. m. 
 
 householder, MsVMMJr, 8. chef de 
 housekeeper, htftoJkep tr, a. chef de 
 
 IttlnUie nt I] teimmj de lu^iiage, f. 
 
 UU*. Mt, fdr, l<fti; Mr, gtt, Mr; .m, ; 3. kit, prStt; A<R; 
 
 hug, hug, v. a. embrasser | caresser. 
 
 uge, huj, a. (-ly, ad.) vaate || 6norme 
 
 (ment). 
 
 hugeness, kuj'nis, 8. grandeur finorroe, f. 
 hulk, hulk, a. carene, f. || -s, a. pi. pon- 
 
 tona, in. pi. 
 
 hull, hiil, a. cosse, coqne, f. || pelllcule, f. 
 hum, hum, 8. bourdonuement, tredon, m. 
 hum, kum, v. a. 4 n. bourdonner || mar- 
 
 moter |l fredonner J| to ~ and haw, b$- 
 
 gayer, Dalbutler || bsiter. 
 hum 1 hum, hem 1 [(emeut). 
 
 human, hu' man, a. (-ly, ad.) humaJn 
 humane, human', a. ( ly, ltd.) affable, 
 
 gracieux, bleu veil I ant. 
 humanise, hti'mdnii, v. a. bumanlser, 
 
 reudre huuiain. Ibon uaturel, m. 
 
 humanity, human' iti, s. humanlte', f., 
 humankind, ku' man kind, 8. genre liu- 
 
 maln, m. 
 
 humble, hum'bl, v. a. buiniller, abattre. 
 humble, hum'bl, a. humble, uiodeBU; [| ~- 
 
 bee, 8. bourdon, m. 
 
 humbleness, hum' bin ft, e. humilite", f, 
 humbly, kum'bli, ad. humblement 
 humbug, hum'tiuy, a. cbarlatau, m. | 
 
 blague, duperie, f. 
 
 humbug, hum'bug, v. a. duper, tromper. 
 humdrum, hum' drum, a. Lobeto, BtuplJe 
 
 || vnnuyeux. 
 
 humid, hu'mtd, a. bumide, moite. 
 humidity, kumfd'iti, a. humldlta, mol- 
 
 teur, f. 
 
 humiliate, hu mi fiat, v. a. humilier. 
 humiliation, humtt\a?ihun, 8. humilia- 
 
 tion, f., abaissemeut, m. fslon, t 
 
 humility, hvmilflti, a. humility, soumla- 
 hnmmlng, kum'minu ; ~-biru, a. oulibrl, 
 
 m. U top, a. touple d'A lletimgQti, I.
 
 humorous ideal 
 
 117 
 
 humorous, (hy&mtorua, a. plaisant || capri- 
 cleux, fantasque, bizarre || -ly, ad. capri- 
 cleusement || plaiaammeiit. 
 
 humour, (hju'mer, e. humeur, 1 1| disposi- 
 tion da caractre, f. || mauvaise humeur, 
 f. || verve comique, t, caprice, m. 
 
 hnmonr, (h)u'mer, v. a. faire sea volontfie 
 a || complalre. (piaisant, m. 
 
 humourist, (hyu'miritt. 8. humoristc, 
 
 hump, hump, s. bosse, f. || --backed, a. 
 boesa. 
 
 hunch, AnA, t. coup de conde, in. || 
 bosse, t || roorceao, m. || --backed, a. 
 boRsn. 
 
 hunchback, hvnih'bHc, B. bossu, m. 
 
 hundred, hiin'drgd, s. cent, m., ccntaine, f. 
 
 hundred, hiin'drfd, a. cent 
 
 hundredfold, him' d r(d fold , a. centuple. 
 
 hundredth, hun'drtdth, a. centiiSme. 
 
 hundredweight, hun' drt'd wot, s. quin- 
 tal, m. (M kilogram roes). 
 
 hnngr-beef, hung'bef, s. boanf fume", m. 
 
 hnngrer, hvng'gtr, s. faim, f. 
 
 hunger, hiing" qer, T. n. avoir faim. 
 
 hungrily, hiing' grill, ad. de bon appfitit || 
 avidement. 
 
 hungry. Aun^^rt, a. affam. 
 
 hunt, hunt, v. a. An. chasser || poursulvre. 
 
 hnnt(lng-), hunf (ing), s. chasse, f. 
 
 hunter, hiint'er, s. chasseur, m. || cbien 
 de chasse, m. |l cheval de chasse, m. 
 
 hunting, Minting; --box, B. rendez- 
 vous de chasse, m. || -horn, e. cor de 
 chasse, m, || ~- watch, s. montre a savon- 
 nette, f. 
 
 huntross, hUn'trtt, t. chasseresse, f. 
 
 huntsman, huntsman, a. chasseur, ve- 
 neur, plqueur, m. [course de bales, (. 
 
 hurdle. Mr'dl, s. elate, t. || --race, B. 
 
 hnrdjr-B-urdy, Mr'digirdi, . viclle, f. 
 
 hurl, hirl. v. a. lancer, precfpitrr. 
 
 hurly-burly, Mi'llbirH, B. tohu-bobu, 
 Untamarre, m. 
 
 hurricane, AvVritrln, B. ouraean, m. 
 
 hurry, Aur'ri. s. hate, precipitation, f. U 
 tumult*, m. || to be In a -, etre prcfli<4 || 
 there in no ~, cela ne presse pa*, 11 n'y 
 pas prll en la demeure. 
 
 hurry, kur'rt, v. a. & n. biter, preclplter, 
 prosser || se hater. [dommage, m. 
 
 hurt, Mrt, s. raal, m., blessure, t. || tort, 
 
 hurt, Mri. r. a. falre ton A || blesser. 
 
 hurtful, MrtfO6l, a. nulsible, dnngereuz, 
 pernlcieuz II -ly, ad. pemlcleusemeot. 
 
 hnnband, hui'bdnd, s. marl, tfpoux, m. 
 
 husband, huifb&nd, v. a. manager |] cul- 
 tivr. [cultivateur, m. 
 
 husbandman, hitf" bind mdn, t. laboureur, 
 
 husbandry, Mufb&ndri, B. agriculture, 
 f . |j economic, f. 
 
 hush, AuM, B. silence, m. 
 
 hush, AuA, v. a. it n. Jalre talre || se talro 
 fl to ~ up, fitoufftr || money, B. argent 
 donnfi pour se taice, m. 
 
 hnshl AtuA, chut! silence! 
 
 husk, hunk, s. cosse, gousse, peau, f. 
 
 husklness, Mu'lctnA, s. enronement, m. 
 
 husky, hii.fki, a. cossu || rude || enroufi. 
 hussar, heSttdr', s. hussard, m. 
 hussy, hUsfsi, B. guense, coqnine, f. 
 hustle, hua'l, v. a. pouaser || bousculer. 
 hut, hiit, s. hutte, cabane, f. 
 hutch, AucA, s. huche, f., clapler, m. 
 hyacinth, hi'&sinth, s. iacinthe, f. 
 hybrid, hi'brld, s. hybnde, m. 
 hybrid, Af'trCd, a. hybride. 
 hydrant, hi'drant, 8. bouche & eaa, bondi* 
 
 d'lncendie, f. 
 
 hydraulic, tndrSCfllk, a. hydranlique. 
 hydraulics, hidrriti/ltks, s. pi. hydrnn- 
 
 lique, f. fgfine, f. 
 
 hydrogren, hi'drSjtn, s. (chem.) hydro- 
 hydropathio, Kdropatk''ik, a. hydro. 
 
 patbique. 
 hydropathy, At drop' ilMt',8. (mfid.) hydro- 
 
 pathie, f. Iphoble, f. 
 
 hydrophobia, hidroffrblif, e. hydro- 
 hydrostatics, Kidro etdt'ikt, s. pi. hydro- 
 hyena, hi*' no., B. hycnp, f. Istatique, t. 
 hygiene, kVjiin, s. hygiSnc, I. 
 hymeneal, hi ma no' al, a. de I'hyro^nee, 
 
 nuptial. fllvre d'hymncR, m. 
 
 hymn, Mm, t. hymne, m. || -book, B. 
 hyperbole, h\pit j bdli, s. hyperbole, f. 
 hyperbolic, hiper bol'ik, a. (-ally, ad.) 
 
 hyperbollque(ment). 
 
 hypercritical, hiptrkril'ika, a. cri- 
 tique jusqu' a i'ezces. 
 hyphen, hi' fin, s. trait d'unlon, m. 
 hypnotic, hfpnofik, a. hypnotique. 
 hypnotism, hip'n6t\zm,n. nypnotisme, m. 
 hypochondriac, Atp 6 kfn'dn He, s. nypo- 
 
 condriaque, m. 
 
 hypocrisy, hipStfritf, e. hypocrlsie, f. 
 hypocrite, hlp'dkrit, s. hypocrite, m. 
 hypocritical, Ittp gkrtffkdl, a. hypocrite. 
 hypothesis, hipotli'inis, B. hypothise, f. 
 hypothetic, hipSthgflk, a. (-ally, ad.) 
 
 hypoth6tique(ment) || par hypothisa. 
 sop, Ai.i'n/p, B. hyosope, (. 
 
 hy 
 
 hysterical. Ms tfr' ik &l, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 Bysterique(ment). 
 hyuterlcs, Mittr"iki, . pi., hysteria. 
 
 httter'it, B. hystgrie, (., gpasmcs, m. pi. 
 
 Z, i, pn. ]e, mot II U is ~, cvt mol. 
 
 Iambic, irim'bik, a, iambique. 
 
 toe, u, B. glace, f. 
 
 loe, it, v. a. glacer || berg;, 8. glacier, 
 
 m., montagne de glace, (. || -bound, a. 
 
 arrittl par les glaces || --cream, 8. glace, 
 
 f. || house, safe, s. glaciere, f. 
 Ichneumon, iknu'mdn, s. ichneumon, rat 
 
 de Fbaraon. in. 
 Icicle, i'nk i, B. glacon. m. 
 loinens, \' si nit, B. frold glacial, m, 
 toy, t'rf, a. glac4, glacial. 
 idea, \dft, B. idee, notion, f. 
 Ideal, idflu, B. ideal, m. 
 
 s /W. Kit, tut. H chair, Joy; gamt, y*r; tout, ttcU; thing, Otort.
 
 118 
 
 Ideal immortality 
 
 ideal, Ide'al, a. (-ly, ad.) idCalicmeut) || 
 
 non re>l || en Id6e. |identique(ment). 
 
 identlc(al), iden'tik(al), a. (-ly, ad.) 
 Identify, idfn'tifi, v. a. identifier. 
 identity, idfn'titi, s. identity f. 
 Idiocy, Id'iisi, s. idiotismc, ra., idiotic, f. 
 Idiom, id'iiim, B. idiome, m. 
 idiomatic, MCFwdrUt. a. idloroatiqne. 
 Idiosyncrasy, f d i S sing" krd >i, t. idio- 
 
 syncraste, f. 
 
 Idiot, irf'tiK, 8. idiot, bcnfit, ID. 
 idiotic, id t df{k, a. fou, stupidp, idiot. 
 idle, i'd/. T. n. etre oisif, faincanter. 
 idle, 'rfi, a. paresspux, oisif || vain || -~ 
 
 talk, 8. vprhin/rp, m. 
 idleness, ' dines, s. olsivetg, paresse, f. 
 Idler, i'dler, 8. oisif, faineant, m. 
 Idly, i'dli, ad. oisivement, 
 idol, i'dil, s. (dole, f. 
 Idolater, iddl'dter, Idolatress, tdtl'a- 
 
 Irfs, s. idolntrp, ro. * t. 
 idolatrous, idSfitrut, a. idolAtre. 
 idolatry, idSl'&tri, s. idolatrle, f. 
 idolise, i'ddliz, v. a. idolatrcr. 
 Idyl, fdit, s. idylle, f. 
 If, '/. c. si, pour vii que. 
 igneous, fy'nt u, a, de feu, en feu. 
 ignite, ignif , v. a. niettre on feu. 
 isrnoble, tgno'bl, a. ignoble, vil. 
 Igrnobly, fgnffbll, ad. ignoblcmenl. 
 igrnominioas, igndmin'itis, a. ignomi- 
 
 nieuz || -ly, ad ignominieuspment. 
 Ignominy, iff" nS mini, a. ignominie, in- 
 
 famle, f. 
 
 Igrnoramns, ig nora'mut, 8. ignorantin, m. 
 igrnoranoe, ig'nordm, 8. ignorance, f. || 
 
 to plead ~, s'excuser Bur son ignorance. 
 ignorant, ig'norint, a. ignorant || -ly, 
 
 ad. par igno_rance. [rcr. 
 
 igmore, ig nor' , v. a, ne pas savoir |] igno- 
 Hex, VUkt, 8. (boL) yeuse, f., chenc vert, 
 ill, t/, 8. mal, malheur, m. |m. 
 
 Ill, , a. (-ly, ad.) mauvais, mSchant || 
 
 mal || to be taken ~, to fall ~, tomber 
 
 roalade II ~-bred, a. mal 
 natnred, 
 
 a. malin, malicieux 
 omened, a. de niauvaia angure || ~- 
 treat, ~- use, y. a. maltralter. 
 
 llleiral, l?g&l, a. (-ly,ad.) illgal(einent)|| 
 illicite. 
 
 illegality, It adrift, 8. illegality f. 
 
 lllegrlble, illlflbl, a. illisible. |mitg, f. 
 
 Illegitimacy, illijiflmdsl, 8. Ulegitl- 
 
 lllegrltlmate, illijifimdt, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 illfgitime(mcnt). 
 
 illiberal, QllVerUt, a. (-ly, ad.) Illiberal, 
 sordlde 1 sans UMrallta. 
 
 illicit, illis-it. a. illicite. dgfendn. 
 
 illimitable, aitm'it&U, a. Illimitable. 
 
 illiterate, illlfirat a. illettrf, ignorant. 
 
 illness, if nit, 8. maladie, indisposition, f. 
 
 lllOKloal, illofikdl. a. illogique. 
 
 illuminate, illu'mindt, Illumine, K'. 
 min, T. a, illumlner, eclairer. 
 
 illnmlnatlon, illu mi na' shun, B. illumi- 
 nation, f. 
 
 Ulnslon, a 16'zMin, s. Illusion, erreur, t 
 
 Illusive, iillo'ttv, lUusory, itlii'iiri, a. 
 lllusoire. [illustrcr || expliquor, <!claircir. 
 
 Illustrate, il'lvttrat ou ill&s'trdt, v. a. 
 
 Illustration, il lustrn'ikHn, 8. e (plica- 
 tion, f., ^claircissement, m. 
 
 Illustrative, Ulus'tritiv, a. explicatlf. 
 
 imagery, vm'ijiri, t. images, fantomcs, 
 
 m. pi. [concpvablo. 
 
 Imaginable, imgj'inilbl, a. imasinablp, 
 Imaginary, imdj'tneri, a. imaginaire, 
 
 ideal. (lion, f. |j pense'e, ni(;e, f. 
 
 imagination, t mdji nd'inun, f.. inin^inn- 
 imaginative, imdj'indtit>,&. imaginatif. 
 Imagine, imdi'in, v. a. imagincr, s'ima- 
 
 gincr || invpnter. 
 
 Imbecile, im'bfifl, B. imbecile, idiot, m. 
 imbecile, im'biael, a. imbecile, idiot. 
 imbecility, imbfiil'iti, s. imbocilliU5, 
 
 faiblesse, f. 
 
 Imbibe, tmif*', v.a, absorber l|(fis.) puiser. 
 Imbue, imbu' , T. a. imbiber || inspin-r. 
 imitate, im'itat, T. a. imiter. 
 imitation, imita'shun, B. imitation, 4. || 
 
 in ~ of, a 1'exemple de. 
 imitative, im'itdtiv, a. i mi tat If. 
 imitator, im'it&ttr.s. imitateur, m. 
 immaculate, immafuldt, a. iminaculfi, 
 
 pur. 
 
 immaterial, immite'riiU, a. immatgriel. 
 Immature, immdtur', a. vert, qui n'est 
 
 pas mur. Icomnieusurable. 
 
 immeasurable, immizh'vOrtiblj a. in- 
 immeasnrably, im mez/i' 80r & bli, ad. 1m- 
 
 menR^ment. 
 immediate, immPdiat, a. ImmeMiat II 
 
 (on letters) pressC || -ly, ad. tout du 
 
 suite. [rial, ti'fis-ancicn. 
 
 immemorial, immfrnffrial, a. imm^tno- 
 immense, im mills', A. immense, vaste || 
 
 -ly, ad. immensoment. 
 Immensity, immfn'eiti, 8. immensity, f. 
 Immerse.immerV.v.a. immerger, plonger. 
 Immersion, immer' thii.it, s. Immersion, f. 
 Immigrant, im' migrant, 8. immigrant, m. 
 imminence, im'mineiu, s. imminence, f. 
 Imminent, im'minfnt, a. imminent, me- 
 
 oacant. 
 
 Immobility, immobil'iti, s. im mobility, f. 
 Immoderate, immSd'erdt, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 immodfir?(ment) II excpssif. 
 immodest, immvd'ist, a. (-ly, ad.) 1m- 
 
 modeste(ment). 
 
 Immodesty, im mod' et ti, s. Immodestle, f. 
 Immolate, im'moldt, v. n. immoler, sacri- 
 
 fier. |f. 
 
 Immolation, im mo la'thun.t. immolation, 
 Immoral, immfr'dl, a. immoral, 
 immorality, immSrafiti, s. immorality, 
 
 depravation, f. 
 
 Immortal, immor'tal, a. Immortel. 
 immortalise, immdr'tuliz, v. a. inimor- 
 
 taliser. (Ht, f- 
 
 immortallty, i m* ((W i ti, 8. ImmorU 
 
 Hit, Mt, fttr, W; Mrt, fit, **; ~ mine, tn; no, Afl, prov;
 
 immovable impotent 
 
 119 
 
 Immovable, Immov'&bl, a. immobile. 
 Immovably, Immov'dbli, ad. infibran- 
 
 lablement. (privilege, m. 
 
 Immunity, Immu'nffi, s. immunitg, f., 
 Immure, immur", v. a. entourer de mn- 
 
 railles. [tabilite, f. 
 
 immutability, Immut&blflti, 8. immn- 
 Immutable, immu'ttibl, &. immuable, In- 
 variable, fment. 
 Immutably, Immfft/lHi, ad. invariable- 
 Imp, Imp, s. rpjeton, m. || diablotln, m. || 
 
 petit drole, m. fm. 
 
 Impact, Im'pAkt, 8. coup porW en poussant, 
 impair, fn par*, v. a. deteriorer, dlminner. 
 Impalpable, fmpifpibl, a. impalpable. 
 Impart, {mpdrf, T. a. donner, commti- 
 
 niqner. ftial(ement). 
 
 Impartial, fmp&r'thSt, a. (-ly.ad.) impar- 
 ImparUality, im par At <' i . 8. tmpiir- 
 
 tialite; f. 
 
 Impassable, lm ri&tf & bl, a. Impraticable. 
 impassibility, tm p&t It biti tf. B. ineen- 
 
 ibillte. f. 
 
 impassioned, fmpd>Vun<f, a. passionnS. 
 Impassive, imp4yft>, a. insensible. 
 impatience, impa't/ifm, s. impatience, f. 
 Impatient, impfftkfnt. a. impatient ||em- 
 
 pressfi II -ly, ad. impatieminont. 
 impeach, Impeth' , v. a. accuser, [lion, f. 
 impeachment, Impich'mint, t. accusa- 
 impecnnlosity, tmpf kunida'ili, s. p6- 
 
 nurie d'argent, indleence, f. 
 impecunious, ImptkSnius, a. indigent 
 impede, imped', T. a. empficher, arrfiter. 
 Impediment, impfd'iment, t. empSche- 
 
 ment, obstacle, m. 
 imp*!, impff, T. a. pousser. 
 impend. Impend', v. n. pencher, menaoer. 
 Impenetrable, fmpfn'itrSbl. a. impgne'- 
 
 trable. Jnotrablcment. 
 
 impenetrably, imptn'/ftribll, ad. impC- 
 impenltence, Impln'lttnt, t. impeni- 
 tence, f. 
 
 Impenitent, (m pM '{ tfnt, a. impenitent 
 Imperative, impfr'Atlv, a. impfratlf || 
 
 ly, ad. impiSrativmrnf. 
 imperceptible, imptrstp'lifit, a. imper- 
 ceptible, fperccptlblement 
 imperceptibly, \mpir tep'tibli. ad. im- 
 imperfect, imptr'fikt, s. imparfnit, m. 
 imperfect, tmpir'fikt, a. ImparfaitN -ly, 
 
 ad. imparfaltement (tton, f. 
 
 imperleotion, inp#r/7f Aiin,B. Imperfec- 
 imperlal, Impfridt, a. (beard) inipC- 
 
 rialp, f. []88U8 (of paper), 
 
 imperial, Imperial, a. imperial || grand 
 Imperil, hnpft-'n, v. ft. mettre en danger. 
 Imperious, morrlfc. a. implrieux, ezl- 
 
 geant || -ly, ad. Imp^rieusement 
 imperishable, fm pit' Ish & bl, a. impe'rts- 
 
 sable. [m^ahle. 
 
 Impermeable, im ptr' mf&bl, a. impcr- 
 impersonal, imptr'tSnSl, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 (gr.) impersonnel(lement). 
 Impersonality, impertfn&l'ttt, 8. 1m- 
 
 peisonnalitd, f., caractCre impersonnel, m. 
 
 Impersonate, imper' sonat, v. a. ]>crsou- 
 nifler. [m. || representation, f. 
 
 impersonation, imper son a,' shun, s.'role. 
 
 Impertinence, imper' linens, 8T imper- 
 tinence, f. 
 
 impertinent, im per* ti nfnt , a. imperti- 
 nent || d<Splac6 || -ly, ad. impertinemment. 
 
 imperturbability, imptrterb'&billtl, s. 
 imperturbability, f. (nirbahlc. 
 
 imperturbable, imptrtfrb'abl,a.. imper- 
 
 impervlons, imptr'viii*, a. impn^trable, 
 inaccessible. ff. 
 
 impetuosity, ftnjxft o'i<ir,g.imp<Huo8tHS, 
 
 impetuous, imjift'uii*, a. imptueux || 
 -ly, ad. itnpetaengement 
 
 impetus, Im'pftus, s. impnlaion, force 
 motrice, f. 
 
 impiety, Imp7tti, g. impigte', f. 
 
 implngre, Impinf , T. a. beurter || to ~ on, 
 enfreindre. [impi^t*. 
 
 impious, im'piHt, a. impie II -ly, ad. avec 
 
 Implacable, impl&'k&bl, a. Implacable. 
 
 implacably, ImplffkibK, ad. inexorable- 
 ment [primer. 
 
 implant, impldnf r. a. Implanter || Ini- 
 
 implement, im'pUmfnt, B. outil, usten- 
 silc, m. 
 
 implicate, fm'pKkat. T. a. Impliqner. 
 
 implication, \mpl\ka'ihun, s. implica- 
 tion, f. fdte(ment). 
 
 implicit, tmpltt'U, a. (-ly, ad.) impli- 
 
 implore, implor", v. a. implorcr, supplier. 
 
 imply, impli', r. a. Imphqacr, enlacer || 
 infdrer. [discretion, f. 
 
 impolicy, fmpfil'isi, s. inconvenance, in- 
 impolite, tmpolif, a. (-ly, ad.) impoll 
 (ment) I malhonnet/>. ff. 
 
 impoliteness, tmpo lifntg, 8. Impolitesse, 
 
 Impolitic, impol'itik, a, impolitique. 
 
 Import, im'pnrt, e. importation, f. |l im- 
 portance, f. II Benx, m., valeur, f. || ~- 
 duty, s. drolt d'entrfie, in. || ~-trad, 8. 
 commerce d'lmportation, m. 
 
 Import, fmpSrf, v. a. importer. 
 
 importance, {mptn-'tnn*, e. Importance, f. 
 
 Important, impor'tnnt, a. Important. 
 
 importation, tmport<i'*>iun, s. importa- 
 tion, f. limpnnume'ment). | 
 
 importunate, impSr' !imat, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 importune, impdrtvn' , r. a. importuner. 
 
 importunity, impor tu'niti, 8. impor- 
 tuniu), f. 
 
 impose, fmp&tf, v. a. Imposer II tromper. 
 
 imposer, impo' tir, e. qui impose II trom- 
 peur, m. fpeur, Impostear. 
 
 imposing;, Impo'iiny, a. imposant || trom- 
 
 imposltlon, impozis/i'iin, s. imposition, 
 f. || troraperie, f. || itnpdt, m. 
 
 impossibility, im poi si bll' S ti, s. impof- 
 
 iibiiite, f. 
 
 impossible, fmpSs'nibl, a. Impossible, 
 impost, im'poit, 8. linpot, m., imposition, 
 impostor, impdifter, s. trompeur, m. If. 
 imposture, impos'tur, s. fourberie, fraade, 
 impotence, Im pS tfnt, s. impuissance, t [I. 
 impotent, {m'pdtint, a. impotent, im* 
 puissant [| -ly, ad. faiblement 
 
 b&S;fStt, tube, tub. || chair, joy ; game, ; tovl, nal ; Iking, Olcr
 
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 impound incentive 
 
 Impound, frnpfflvncT, T. a. configquer || 
 mettre en fourriSre. 
 
 impoverish, impiv r tr : fh, T. a. appauvrir. 
 
 ImpractloabUlty, imprdk' tiki, bif i ti, s. 
 impossibility f. fticable. 
 
 Impracticable, tm pr Ok' tlk&bl, a. irapra- 
 
 Imprecate. Im'prikat, v. a. maudlre. 
 
 Imprecation, impreka'thun, B. malefic- 
 tlon, t 
 
 Impregnable, imprtq'ntibl, a. imprenable. 
 
 Impregnate, imprffrnSt, v.a. impr6gner|| 
 ISconder. ff. 
 
 Impress, im'prf*, 8.empreinte, Impression, 
 
 Impress, imprfif, T. 'a. imprimer, em- 
 prelndre. graver || enroler par force. 
 
 Impression, imprf.xh'iin, 8. Impression, 
 f. || empreinte, f. || to have an ~, Re re- 
 tracer a i'esprit II avoir tin souvenir confus. 
 
 Impressionable, imprfik'undbl, a. im- 
 pressionable. 
 
 impressive, imprfa'iiv, a. frappant || Im- 
 pressionable || -ir, ad. fortement. 
 
 imprint, imprint , v. ft. cmprcindre, im- 
 primer, graver. 
 
 imprison, imprison, T. a. emprisonner. 
 
 imprisonment, imprit'nmtnt, s. emprl- 
 sonnement, m. fbablllte, f. 
 
 improbability, imprSbabtfiti, 8. tin pro- 
 Improbable, improb'dbl, a. improbable. 
 
 improbably, improb'a >fi,ad.improbable- 
 roent fpropre(ment) || non convenable. 
 
 Improper, improp'er, a. (-ly, ad.) 1m- 
 
 improprlety, Impropri'tti, 8. impro- 
 prie^te, f. || inconvenance, f. 
 
 improve, inprov', v. a. & n. ameliorer, 
 periectionner || s'amfiliorer, faire des pro- 
 grfis || to ~ upon acquaintance, gagner 
 & 6tre vu de prfis. 
 
 Improvement, improv'mfnt, s. ameliora- 
 tion, perfection, f., proeres, m. 
 
 improvidence, imprSv'idins, s. imprd- 
 Toyance, f. 
 
 improvident, KmprSv'Idfnt, a. imprfi- 
 voyant || -ly, ad. avec imprfivoyance. 
 
 improvisation, improvise? tMn, s. im- 
 provisation f. 
 
 improvise, im'proviz, v. a. & n. impro- 
 viser. ff. 
 
 imprudence, imprn'iifns, 8. imprudence. 
 
 Imprudent, im pro' dint, a. imprudent || 
 ly, ad. imprunemment. 
 
 Impudence, tm'pudgns, B. impudence, f. 
 
 impudent, im'pudent, a. impudent || -ly, 
 ad. impudemraent. 
 
 impugn, impun' , v. a. attaquer || contester. 
 
 impulse, im'pula, impulsion, impul'- 
 thun, s. impulsion, iocitation, f. 
 
 Impulsive, impvl'tiv, a. impulsif, moteur. 
 
 Impunity, impu'niti, a. impunitC, f. 
 
 Impure, Impur 1 , a. ( ly,ad.)lmpur(ement)|| 
 souill || impudique. [pudicitS, I. 
 
 impurity, impffriti, s. impuretg, f. || im- 
 
 imputatlon, imputa'ehUn, s. Imputation, 
 f., reproche, m. 
 
 Impute, ImpOf, v. a. impnter, attrlbner. 
 
 in, in, pr. & ad. en, dans || sous, snr || de- 
 dans If to be ~, etre cbe> eoi. 
 
 Inability, indbifUi, . incapacite, t 
 
 inaccessible, in&ktis' sibl, a. inacces- 
 sible. FT. 
 
 Inaccuracy, indflcurSsi, 8. inexactitude, 
 
 inaconrate, indk'kurnt, a. (-ly, ad.) in- 
 exact(ement). 
 
 inaotion, inrik'thitn, s. inaction, f. 
 
 inactive, in&k'tiv, a. inoctlf, oisif. 
 
 inactivity, iniktiv'iti, t. innctiv1t, f. 
 
 inadequacy, in id' t kvi& ii , s. insoffl- 
 sancf, f. 
 
 inadeqnate, infid' XkivSt, a. InsnffiKunt, 
 incomplet, disproportlonntf. (slble. 
 
 Inadmissible, inArlmin'tibl, a. Inadmis- 
 
 inadvertenoe, in id vfr' ttw, 8. inadver- 
 tancp, f. fsid^rfment. 
 
 inadvertently, in Sd vtr'lfnt If, ad.inron- 
 
 inallenable, inSFyfnAbl, a. inalienable. 
 
 inanimate, inHn'imat,&. inanimS || mort, 
 
 inanition, fnd nish'un, s. Inanition, f. 
 
 inapplicable, fntp'pli ktol, a. Inappli- 
 cable. 
 
 inapposite, in&p'poztt. a. sans rapport || 
 dfiplacfi || qul n'est pan A propos. 
 
 Inappreciable, indpprrhidbl,n. Inap- 
 pr^ciable. 
 
 inaptitude, in&p'titUd, s. inaptitude, f. 
 
 inarticulate, indr tifuldt, a. inartlcule \] 
 -ly, nd. sans articulation. (que. 
 
 inasmuch, inuz muck', ad. vu que, attendu 
 
 inattention, in&ttin'thun, 8. inattention, 
 negligence, f. 
 
 inattentive, in St tfn'tiv, a. inattentU. 
 
 inaudible, inoti/dibl, a. qnl ne peut pas 
 fitre entendu. 
 
 inaugural, inrrtfgur&l, a. inaufrurol || 
 ~ address, s. dlscours d'inauguration, m. 
 
 inaugurate, in dtiSgu rat, v. a. Inaugurer. 
 
 inauguration/ in iftv gu ra' thun , 8. in- 
 auguration, f. 
 
 inauspicious, inafbpih'Ht, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 de or sous mauvais augure. 
 
 inborn, in'birn, inbred^, in'brld, a. inn6. 
 
 incalculable, inkafkuldbl, a. incal- 
 culable, [descent, 
 
 incandescent, inkandlt'slnt, a. inran- 
 
 inoantatlon, in kdntd'thun, s. enchante- 
 ment, m. 
 
 Incapability, inkdpSbtl'iti, t. incapa- 
 city Impuisstmce, f. 
 
 Incapable, inkd'pdbl, a. incapable. 
 
 incapacitate, in kd pas' i tat, v. a. rendre 
 incapable, affaiblir. 
 
 incapacity, inkd pas'iti, 8. incapacity, f. 
 
 incarcerate, tn kar'terdt, v. a. incarc^rer. 
 
 Incarnate, inkdr'nat, a. incarni. 
 
 incarnation, inkdrna' shun, s. incarna- 
 tion, f. 
 
 incase, inkas' , v. a. encaisser, enfermer. 
 
 incautious, in krf&'s/ius, a. negligent, im- 
 prudent || ly, ad. impruilemnuTit. 
 
 Incense, in tins', v.a. encenserjl exasp^rer. 
 incentive, imfn'tiv, s. aiguillon, stimu- 
 lant, encouragement, m. 
 
 lift, kit, far, latii; Hert, ffff, hrr; mint, tnn, no, hit, provt ;
 
 incessant incumbency 
 
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 incessant, intfJt&nt, &. (-ly, ad.) con- 
 tinnel(lement). 
 
 incest, in' >tst, a. Inccste, m. 
 
 incestuous, in iM tufa, a. incestuenx || 
 ly, ad. Incestueusement. 
 
 inch, inth, n. pouce (3 centimetres), m. I] 
 petite quantlte, f. [I ~ by ~, peu a pcu || 
 by -es, pled a pled, a petit feu. 
 
 incident, in' ei dent, B. Incident, m. 
 
 incident, in'tidfnt, a. accidentel, cnsuel || 
 ~ to, attache a, appurtenant. 
 
 incidental, in l din' til, a. arddentel, for- 
 tuit, accesBOtre || -ly, ad. par hasard, ac- 
 cessoirempnt. 
 
 incipient, intip'ifnt, a. commcncsnt. 
 
 incise, fn tvf , T. a. Inciser. 
 
 incision, inmh'tin. s. Incision, f. 
 
 incite, int<', v. a. inclter, exdtor. 
 
 incivility, in i til' Hi. t. incivilite, f. 
 
 inclemency, inkltm'tnti, s. inciemencn, 
 ff.vfrttf, durete, f. [coureux, dur. 
 
 Inclement, inklfm'tnt. a. inclement, ri- 
 
 inollnation, Inklinffinin, 8. Inclination, 
 f., penchant, m. || Incllnaison, f. 
 
 incline, in' kl in. s. pente, f. || rampe, f. 
 
 incline, in kdn , r. a. & n. incllncr, pen- 
 cher || a'lncllnerjl ctre porte a. 
 
 include, inklod , v. a. rcufermcr, com- 
 prendre. 
 
 Including*, inkln'dinp, pr. 7 comprls. 
 
 Inclusion, inklo'zhun, B. inclusion, f. 
 
 inclusive, inklo'nv, a. (-ly, ad.) inclus 
 (Ivement) || 7 comprls. |f. 
 
 incoherence, in kohfrfnt, t. Incoherence. 
 
 incoherent, in kgkfrfnt, a. Incoherent || 
 -ly, ad. sang liaison. 
 
 incombustibility, inkSmbOitibil'iti, g. 
 incombuBtlbillte, f. [bustlblc. 
 
 incombustible, fn kSm bus'tibl,*. incom- 
 
 inoome, in'knm, a. rcTeno, m., rentes, 
 f. pi. If ~ tax, g. impot sur le revcnu, m. 
 
 incoming:, in kiimiiig, a. ren Irani. 
 
 incommensurable, in kSm mfn'ihdt rd bl, 
 a. incommensurable. [der. 
 
 incommode, inkSmmSd', r. a.Jncommo- 
 
 incommodlons, in kommffdivi, a. in- 
 commode, Importnn, pf-nnnt. 
 
 Incomparable, inkom'pfrdbl, a. incom- 
 parable, [comparalson. 
 
 Incomparably, ink/km' pflrftHi, ad. sans 
 
 incompatibility, inkgmp&tibiftn. B. 
 IncompatlblUte, f. [Uble. 
 
 incompatible, in kimpdfibl, a. tncompa- 
 
 inoompetenoe, inkSn'pitfm, s. incom- 
 petence, f. 
 
 incompetent, (n kSm' pi tint, a, incom- 
 petent || incapable || -ly, ad. Incompetem- 
 
 inoomplete, inkSmpllt', a. Incomplet, 
 
 imparfait II -ly, ad. Imparfaitement 
 Incompleteness, In kSm plet' nil, a. <tat 
 
 Incomplet, m., defertuosttS, f. 
 incomprehensibility, i n kfrm prt hfn t- 
 
 bil'iti, B. Incompiebensibilite, L 
 Incomprehensible, inkdmprihin'rtM, 
 
 a. Incomprehensible. [Table. 
 
 Inconceivable, in kgntftAbl, a. inconce- 
 
 lnconclusi-7-e, in*on klfftfv , a. Incon- 
 cluant. [Inconvenance, f. 
 
 Incongruity, in kSn grffiti, s.incongrutte, 
 
 incongrrnons, in kin' grout, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 Incongrti(ment). [sequent. 
 
 Inconsequent, in kUn'iSkwXnt, a. incnn- 
 
 inoonsiderable, inkin eid' tr&bl, a. in- 
 slgnlflant [Inconslder6(ment). 
 
 inconsiderate, in Wnf/rr(f,a.(-ly,ad.) 
 
 inconsistency, in ktfn tis'ttji ti, s. tnoom- 
 patlbillte, Inconslstance. incongrnite, f. 
 
 inconsistent, inkgntit'lfnt, a. Incon- 
 Rlstant, incompatible || ly, ad. contra- 
 dlctoirempnt. liable. 
 
 Inconsolable, inkSntfftiihl, a. Inconsn- 
 
 Inoonstancy, in kSn'tt&nti, s. incon- 
 itanre, f. 
 
 Inconstant, inkSn'ttUnt, a. inconstant 
 
 Incontestable, inkdntfrftft bl, a. Incon- 
 testable. Jtestablement. 
 
 inoontestably, in kXntltftibli, ad. Incon- 
 
 incontlnenoe, inkon'tlnini, g. Inconti- 
 nence, f. 
 
 Incontinent, in kSn'tinint, a. incontlnent|| 
 ly, ad. avec incontinence. 
 
 Incontrovertible, in kin trSvir'Hbl, a. 
 vide incontestable. 
 
 inconvenience, inkdnuFnifnt, s. In- 
 commodite, f., dtfsagrement, m. 
 
 inconvenience, ink&nvfnifnt, T. . 
 troubler, deranger. 
 
 inconvenient, in tin vfnifnt, s, ( ly, 
 ad.) incommode(ment). 
 
 Incorporate, inkdr'porat, T. a. (A n.) 
 (s')lncoi-porer. 
 
 noorporate, tnkSr'pSrSt, a. incorporf. 
 ncorporatloa, inkdrpvra'ghiin, i. in- 
 corporation, f. 
 
 noorporeal, inkHrpffri&l, a. incorporcl. 
 noorreot, inkSrriiif, a. incorrect [| ly, 
 ad. d'une manlf re incorrecte. 
 noorrlgrlble, in ktr'rijitl, a. incorrigible, 
 noorrnptiblllty, {nfgrrvp tibinti. s. 
 Incorruptibility, f. [ruptlblp. 
 
 incorruptible, in kHrr&p'KU, a. incor- 
 
 increase, In'krii, B. accrolssetnent, m. || 
 propagation, L || brodult, m. 
 
 increase, in krii , v. a. A n. augmenter, 
 accrottre I) s'aagmenter, s'afrrandir. 
 
 Incredibility, \nkrldibifi ti, B. incrMI- 
 
 biiite, (. 
 
 incredible, inkrfrfibl, a. Incroyablp. 
 
 incredibly, inkrlfibll, ad. incro7able- 
 mcnt. [f. 
 
 incredulity, in krfdu'lili, g. Incrdallt6, 
 
 incredulous, {nkrid'Hltii, a. incrednle. 
 
 incremation, inkrima'tlivn. s. crema- 
 tion, f. [surcrott, m. 
 
 increment, in'krtmfnt, s. accrol&ement, 
 
 incriminate, in knm' indt, r. a. Incnlper. 
 
 Inomst, tnkriiff, v. n. incruster. 
 
 incubate, in'kubat, v. a. couver des oeufs. 
 
 incubus, <7i'tiJ4ii, B. cauchemar, m. || 
 (D(f. ) lonrd fardeau, m. 
 
 Inculcate, iniurtdf, r. a. Inculqner. 
 
 incumbency, inkdm'bfni!, 8. possession 
 d'un benefice, f. 
 
 fgft, tub, tUb. |] chair, jXy ; gam*, yti; toul, *al; thing, n*r*.
 
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 incumbent inelegant 
 
 incumbent, ink-urn' bint, 8. belief icier, ru. 
 incumbent, inkum'bent, a. impost, en- 
 joint, obligatoire. 
 
 incur, inker', y. a. encourir, s'attirer. 
 incurability, in kurdbil'iti, s. iiicura- 
 
 bilittS, f. 
 
 incurable, inkffrdbl, a. Incurable. 
 incurably, inku'rdbli, ad. sans remSde. 
 incursion, inker's/tun, a. irruption, f. 
 incurvation, inkerva'ehun, s. courbure. f. 
 indebted, in det'tfd. a. endettg l| redevable. 
 indecency, in d? ten si, a. indficrnco, f. 
 indecent, in detent, a. indecent || -ly, ad. 
 
 MMOHMMBt 
 
 indecision, indfsizh'un, s. indecision, f. 
 indecisive, in de si' sir, a. indicia. 
 indecorous, indek&rue, a. indecent, in- 
 
 convenant |j_-ly, ad. indficemment. 
 indeed, in died' , nd. en ye'rite', rfiellement. 
 indefatigable, indlfdfigdbl, a. infati- 
 
 gable. [dable. 
 
 indefensible, indefen'ribl, a. inddfen- 
 Indefinlte, indff'inii, a. (-ly, ad.) indfi- 
 
 fini(ment) II illimite. [effacable. 
 
 indelible, indfl'ibl, a. tndlbile, in- 
 indelicaoy, indeTi*af, 8. IndSIicatesse, 
 
 grossiSrete', f. fsier. 
 
 indelicate, .in dfl'ik&t, a. indelicat, gros- 
 indemniflcatlon, in dim ni fi ka'thun, 
 
 indemnity, indem'nitt, B. dedornmage- 
 
 ment, m. || indemnity, f. 
 Indemnify, inde'm'nifi, v. a. indemnlser. 
 Indent, indent', y. a. denteler. [f. 
 
 indentation, in denja' shun, t. dentelure, 
 indenture, inden'tur,s. central d'appren-> 
 
 tissage, m. [dance, t. 
 
 independence, fn dtpen'dfns, B. ind^pen- 
 independent, indepen' dent, &. ind(5pen- 
 
 dant || -ly, ad. inde'pendamment. 
 Indescribable, indtikrfb&bl, a. inde- 
 
 ecriptible. fstructlble. 
 
 indestructible, indgstrUk'tibl, a. inrie- 
 indetermlnate, indeti-r'mine.t, a. ind<5- 
 
 termine, indicia || -ly, ad. iudgfiniment. 
 index, in'diks, B. table dee matiires, f. || 
 
 index, m. J| aiguille, 1 
 India, in'did; ~-man, B. Talssean des 
 
 Indes, m.|f~-mbber,B. gomme 61astique, f. 
 Indian summer, \n' di an turn' mer , t. 
 
 (Am.) 6tfi tardif, m. 
 indicate, in'diiaf, y. a. Indiquer. 
 indication, indika'ihun,t. indication, f., 
 
 symptoine, m. [m. 
 
 indicative, in dik'dtlv, 8. (gr.) IndicaUt 
 indicative, inditfdtiv, a. (gr.) indicatif || 
 
 ~ of, qui Indique. 
 indictment, in difment, 8. acte d'accnsa- 
 
 tion, m. [impartiality, f. 
 
 Indifference, In different, B. indifference. 
 indifferent, indifferent, a. indifferent, 
 
 impartial || -ly, ad. indiffremnient |[ 
 
 midiocrement. [turd. 
 
 indigenous, indij' fnus, a. Indigene || na- 
 Indig-ent, in'dijint, a. indigent, pauvre. 
 indlvestlble, indijia'tibl, a. qui ne pent 
 
 se digeVer. [f. 
 
 IndigreBtlon, in dfjlifyun, B. Indigestion, 
 
 Indigrnant, in dig'nunt, a. indignfi. 
 
 indigrnatlon, in dig na'thUn, s. indigna- 
 tion, f. 
 
 indigrnlty, in dl^niti, B. indignltS, injore, 
 f., affront m. [m. 
 
 indlgro, in digo, B. indigo, m. |] indigotier, 
 
 indirect, in dirfkf, a. (-ly, ad.) indirect 
 (ement). Tf. || ddlour, tn. 
 
 Indirectness, in di rSkf nta, g. d^loyautA, 
 
 Indiscreet, indiskref, a. indiscret II -ly, 
 ad. indiscrStement. [tioo, f. 
 
 indiscretion, indis krSsh'fln. 8. indiscnS- 
 
 indiscriminate, in dia krim { not. a. in- 
 distinct, ronfus || -ly, ad. sans distinction. 
 
 indispensable, indif pfn' s&bl, a. indis- 
 pensable. fdispensablemenU 
 
 indispensably, in dis pen' sd bli, ad. in- 
 
 indispose, indiapoz', v. a. indisposer || 
 facber. [position, maladie, f. 
 
 indisposition, indispo lifh'un, s. indis- 
 
 indisputably, indisptftiibli, ad. Incon- 
 testablement. [distinct(ement). 
 
 indistinct, in dit tingkf , a. (-ly, ad.) in- 
 
 indlte, iniif '. y. a. ecrire, composer. 
 
 individual, in di vid' u SI, 8. individu, m. 
 
 individual, individ'ucil, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 individuel(lement). fdualitfi. f. 
 
 individuality, in di vid u &T S ti t s. indivi> 
 
 indivisible, indivis'ibl, a. indivisiblo, 
 inseparable. fment. 
 
 indi visibly, in diviafibK, ad. Indivisible- 
 indolence, in' do lent, B. indolence, f. 
 
 indolent, in' do lent, a. indolent || -ly, ad. 
 arec indolence. 
 
 Indorse, in dors' . y. a. vide endorse. 
 
 indubitable, indubit&bl, a. indubitable. 
 
 indubitably, indu'bitdhli, ad. indubi- 
 tablement. [engager, causer. 
 
 induce, indutf, y. a. induire, persuader, 
 
 inducement, indut'ment, s. induction, f., 
 motif, m. 
 
 inductive, in dtikftiv, a. inrlurtif. 
 
 Indue, indif, y. a. vetir, babiller. 
 
 indulgre, in dtilf, y. a. & n. ayoir de 1'ln- 
 dulgence || s'abandonner. 
 
 indulgrenoe, indul'jem, 8. indulgence, 
 tendresse, f. 
 
 indnlgrent, in dul'jent, a. indulgent || -ly, 
 ad. avec indulgence. [rendurcir. 
 
 Indurate, in'dur&t. y. a. durdr, endurcir, 
 
 industrial, in dus' trial, a. industriel J| 
 - exhibition, s. exposition industrlelle, f. 
 
 industrious, indOr Iritis, a. industrieuz, 
 laborieoz || "ly, ad. Indnstrieuseraent. 
 
 Industry, in'dustri, s. Industrie, f. 
 
 inebriate, ine'bridt, y. a. fide intoxi- 
 cate, ftnablp. 
 
 Ineffable, Iniffabl, a. ineffable, inex)iri- 
 
 Ineffectlve, inifflk'tiv, Ineffectual. 
 in iff tutu 61, ti. ijietticace, inutile || -ly, 
 ad. sans effet. > 
 
 Inefficacious, in iffiki'ehiis,*. inefflcacc. 
 
 inefficiency, in if fish' in ti, s. ineffica- 
 cit, f. /puissant. 
 
 inefficient, in Offish'lnt, a. inefficace, im- 
 
 Inelegant, miffgdnt, a. inelegant, gros- 
 sier. 
 
 Kit, \it, far, lito ; Ken, gft, her; mint, inn; no, hot, prort; hoa ;
 
 inequality inharmonious 
 
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 Inequality, in i kwof i t%, a. inggalite, diffe- 
 rence, f. 
 
 Ineradicable, inirad'ikabl, a. inextlr- 
 pable. i-ly, art. lourdement 
 
 Inert, in erf, a. inerte, Inactif || pesant || 
 
 Inertness, inerfnea, 8. inertle, f. 
 
 inestimable, ines'ti mdbl, a. inestimable. 
 
 Inevitable, intv'itdbl. a. inevitable. 
 
 inexcusable, infktku'idbl, a. inexcu- 
 sable, [cuse. 
 
 inexcusably, in efcs ku' za bit, ad. sans ex- 
 
 In exhaustible, inigzhcTiiKt'ibl, a. in- 
 puisable. 
 
 inexorable, infkt'orabl. a. inexorable. 
 
 Inexorably, in (kiford bli, ad. innxorable- 
 menL (venance, f. 
 
 Inexpedlence, infktpe'difni, B. Incon- 
 
 inexperlenee, in fkt p? ri em, s. manque 
 d'expe*rience, ni. 
 
 inexpiable, inlkt'piabl. a. Inexpiable. 
 
 inexplicable, inektfplikdbl, a. inexpli- 
 cable, ii.rini.iblr. 
 
 inexpressible, in gks prtt' i bl, a. incx- 
 
 Inextrioable, inikftrik&bl, a, inextri- 
 cable. \\\\6, t. 
 
 Infallibility, infdllibil'ili. s. infaillibi- 
 
 infallible, infdl'libla. InfflJIUble, certain. 
 
 infallibly, in f if b bli, ad. infallliblemenU 
 
 infamous, in fn mui, a. Infame, bonteux || 
 ly, ad. avec infamic, honteusement. 
 
 infamy, in' fa mi, s. infamle, f. ft. 
 
 Infancy, in fan if, . enfance, f. |j minorita, 
 
 infant, in'fiint, s. enfant, m. || roineur, m. || 
 infant, m. || ~ school, a. salle d'asile, I. 
 
 Infanta, Infdn'ta, s. infante, f. 
 
 Infanticide, in fan' Unit, R. infanticide, m. 
 
 Infantine, in' fan tin, a. enfantin, puuril. 
 
 infantry, in'fdntri, s. infanterie, f. 
 
 infatnate, infat'uat, T. a. infatuer, rendre 
 fou. |f. 
 
 infatuation, Unfit ti a' shin, e. infatuation, 
 
 infect, infikf, T a. infecter. 
 
 infection, tnffk'nkwi, . infection, con- 
 tagion, f. 
 
 infections, inffVihiit, a. infect^ || -ly, 
 d. par contagion. 
 
 infer, in fir" f v. a. conclure. 
 
 inference, in'fertns, t. cnncluslon, t. 
 
 Inferior, Inffrier, a. infdricur, m. 
 
 Inferior, inffriir, a. InfSrieur. 
 
 inferiority, inflridf(t{, a. infGriorlte, f. 
 
 infernal, infa'nnl, a. infernal || ly, ad. 
 d'une manlt!re infernale. [lonrmenter. 
 
 Infest, in flit'. T. a. infeater, troubler, 
 
 infidel, in'fidfl, a. infidele, m. 
 
 Infidelity, Infidfl'ttl, g. infldfiUW. f. 
 
 infinite, in'fi nit, a. (-ly, ad.) infinl(ment). 
 
 infinitesimal, in fi nit (Si mat, a. infinl- 
 IMaML 
 
 infinitive, fnftn'ftfv. a. (gr.) InfinitU, m. 
 
 infirm, infirm', a. inlirmc, falble. 
 
 Infirmary, infer'mari, g. infirmerie, f. 
 
 infirmity, tn/fc-'mitf, 8. Infirmity fal- 
 blesee, f. [cuiquer. 
 
 infix, infiks" , T. a, fixer, enfoncer || in- 
 
 Inflame, in flam' , v. a. <t n. enQammer || 
 trriter || e'enflammer. 
 
 inflammable, infliim'mabt, a. inflam- 
 mable, rflammation, f. 
 
 inflammation, influm ma'h&n, a. in- 
 inflammatory, inflam'materi, a. inflam- 
 matoire || (of speeches) incendiaire. 
 
 innate, in flat' , v. a. enfler, soufflcr. 
 
 inflation, infla'shiin, s. enflure, f. 
 
 Inflect, infltkf, v. a. flechlr || decliner, 
 conjuguer. 
 
 inflection, inflfk'ihun, 8. inflexion, f. || 
 modulation (de la voix), f. 
 
 Inflexible, inflfkt'ihl. a. inflexible. 
 
 Inflexibly, infiikt'ibli, ad. inflexible- 
 men t. 
 
 inflict, inflikt' , v. a. infliger. imposer. 
 
 infliction, fntlik'thun, a. infliction, f. 
 
 Influence, in'flmtnt, a. influence, L 
 
 influence, in'Jtrf6fn.i, v. a. influences 
 
 Influential, inflS6(n.'thtU, a. influent. 
 
 Influenza, infloficn'td, a. influenza, f. 
 
 influx, in' fliike, R. flax, m., affluence, f. 
 
 inform, inform' , v. a. informer, inatruire. 
 
 informal, infdr'mal, a. informe, irrfgnlirr 
 l| inaollte || -ly, ad. sans les formaliMs 
 requises. (formes, m. 
 
 informality, in formal' iti, s. manque de 
 
 Informant, in for" mint, a. accUMteur, m. || 
 corrcsponrtant, m. 
 
 information, tnfdrma'th-un. s. avis, m., 
 instruction, f. J| accusation, I. || to lodg-e 
 ~ agralnst, denoncer. 
 
 Informer, infifr'mer, s. dftnonciateur, m. 
 
 infrequent, infrfkwfnt, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 rare(ment). (gresser, violer. 
 
 infringre, infrinf. v. a. enfreindre, trans- 
 Infuriate, infu'ndt, T. a. rendre furieux. 
 
 Infuse, in fur , v. a. infuser || insplrer. 
 
 infusion, infa'sliiin, s. infusion, sugges- 
 tion, inspiration, f. 
 
 ingathering-, ingaOl'tring, a. rficolte, f. 
 
 ingenious, in jr, in tin, a. in^ninix, in- 
 ventif |j ly, ad. ingenieusenicnt. 
 
 innrenuity, \njin\f\li, s. ingenuity, naV- 
 vete, f. || g6ni, m. 
 
 ingrennons, injln'Hui, a. ing^nu, naif || 
 gdnereux |j ly, ad. nal'vement. 
 
 Ingrle, ing'yl, s. feu, in., flamme, f. || 
 cbeminfie, f. 
 
 inglorious, inglffriiu, a. inglorieuz || 
 bonteux || ly, ad. ignominieusement. 
 
 ingot, In'gft, s. lingot, m. (primer. 
 
 Ingraft, ingraft' v. a. greffer, enter || ini- 
 
 ingralned, in grand', a. tcint en poll || 
 fig. pur sang. 
 
 Ingrrate, in'grdt, s. lograt, m., ingrate, f. 
 
 ingrate, in'grdt, a. antlpathique, rcpous- 
 sant (favcur. 
 
 ingratiate, ingrd'thiat, T. a, mettre en 
 
 ingratitude, ingrat'i tud, 8. Ingratitude, f. 
 
 ingredient, ingrfditnt, s. Ingredient, m. 
 
 Ingress, in grit, s. entree, f. 
 
 Ingulf, ingulf , v. a. engloutir, engouffrer. 
 
 inhabit, inhdb'it, v. a. hablter. 
 
 inhabitant, in MVitdnt, s. habitant, m. 
 
 Inhale, in tidl' r v. a. inapirer, asplrer. 
 
 inharmonlons, inh&rmffniHt, a. inhar- 
 monleox. 
 
 ; /W<, tube, tvt. || cftair, Joy; jam', yw; ut, 
 
 , r.
 
 124 
 
 Inherent insincerity 
 
 inherent, inhfrfnt, a. Inherent || -ly, 
 
 ad. par inherence.' 
 Inherit, in kfr'it, v. a. Writer. 
 Inheritance, in Mr' it dm, s. heritage, 
 
 patrimoinc, m. 
 
 inheritor, Inhfr'iter, s. hSritier, m. 
 Inhibit, in hWit, v. a. prohiber. [taller. 
 inhospitable, In hKs'pi la bl, a. Inhospi* 
 Inhospltallty, inhospital' iti, g. inhos- 
 
 pltalito, (. fhumain(ement). 
 
 inhuman, inhtfm&n, a. (-ly, ad.) In- 
 inhnmanity, in humdn'itl,*. inhumanity, 
 inhnme, in Atim', v. a. inbumcr. | f. 
 
 inimical, inim'ikal. a. (-ly, ad.) enncmi|| 
 
 hostlle(ment) || en ennemi. 
 inimitable, inim'i tabl, a. Inimitable. 
 Iniquitous, in ik'wilus, a. inique, injuste. 
 Iniquity, inik'witi, s. iniquiti, injustice, 
 initial, iniih'fft, 8. initiate, f. |f. 
 
 Initial, in ith'at, a. (-ly, ad.) iniUal(ement) 
 
 || au commencement, 
 initiate, inith'i&t, v. a. Initter. 
 initiation, initMffthtn, a. Initiation, f. 
 inject, injfkf , v. a. injecter || entasser. 
 injection, injik'thvn, 8. injection, t || 
 
 lavement, m. 
 injudicious, inj6r>dish'v.3,s~ Injudldeoz 
 
 || -ly, ad. sans jugement. 
 injunction, mjungk' shun, g. injonction, f. 
 injure, in'jSOr, v. a. faire tort, injurier, 
 
 n litre || -d (In one's feelings), outragd. 
 Injurious, in jo' ri us, a. iujurieux |j nui- 
 
 sible || -ly, ad. injurieusement. 
 Injury, in'jOSri, a. injustice, f. !| tort, m.J| 
 
 atteinte, t ff. 
 
 injustice, injuJtis, 8. injustice, iniquity, 
 ink, ingk, 8. encre, f. 
 ink, ingk, v. a. tacher d'encre. 
 inkling', ingle" ling, s. avis, vent, m. 
 Inkstand, ingk'itdnd, 8. encrier, m. 
 InkT, infffi, a. d'encre || tache d'encre || 
 
 nolr coinme de 1'encre. 
 Inlaid, in lad', a, marqnetfi, parquets. 
 Inland, In' land, 8. interieur, m. || intOricur 
 
 du pays. m. 
 inland, in'ISnd, a. interieur || ~ duty, 8. 
 
 octroi, m. || ~ revenue, B. revenis de 
 
 I'lnterieur, m. pi. || ~ trade, 8. commerce 
 
 interieur, m. 
 
 inlay, in Id', T. a. ir. marqueter. 
 Inlet, in' I ft, B. entree, f., passage, m., 
 
 vole, f. [m. 
 
 inmate, in' mat, s. pensionnaire, locataire, 
 Inmost, in'most, a. le plus interieur. 
 inn, in, 8. auber^e, hotellerie, f. || ~ of 
 
 oxxurt, college d'avocats, m. |j --keeper, 
 
 8. bdteller, auberglste, m. 
 innate, in nif , a. innf , naturel. 
 inn a vlgrable, in ndv' ig&bl,&. innavigable. 
 inner, iriner. a. intfirieur. 
 inning:, in'ning, s. (of grrain) reutrfie, f. || 
 
 -s, R. pi. (at cricket) tour, m. 
 innocence, in' no tins, 8. innocence, f. 
 innocent, in' no tint, B. innocent, m. |j pur, 
 
 m. || Idiot, m. 
 Innocent, tn'noitnt, a. innocent || pur II 
 
 idiot 'I ly, ad. innoccmment, nlalsemcnt. 
 
 lnnoonou, in nSV&us, a. innocent || -ly> 
 ad. sans nulre. ff. 
 
 Innovation, in nova' shun, B. Innovation, 
 
 innovator, in' no rater, B. novateur, m. 
 
 innuendo, in nu in' do, B. allusion, in- 
 sinuation, f. [brnble. 
 
 innumerable, innu'mfr&bl, a. innom- 
 
 Inoculate, inSk'uldt, v. a. inoculer. 
 
 inoculation, in 8k a IS' shun, s. Inocnla- 
 linn, f. 
 
 inodorons, tn S" dfr.iix, a. inodore. 
 
 inoffensive, in Sfjfn' sKv , a. InoffensU. 
 
 inoperative, fntffrtttr, a, ineffiraoc. 
 
 inopportune, inffp'porlun, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 mal a propop. 
 
 Inordinate, inOr'dinat, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 de'rfglg || irrggulier || IrregullfremenL 
 
 inorgranlo, indrg&n'tk, a. Inorganique. 
 
 inquire, inkvfir, T. a. & n. s'enquflrlr, 
 slnforraer, examiner || to ~ after, no 
 renselgner BUT, s'informer di>. 
 
 inquiry, in kwf ri, 8. enquSte, rccherch", 
 t., examen, m. || ~-offlce, s. bureau de 
 renseignements, m. || to make inq.nlriea, 
 faire des recherches. 
 
 inquisition, ing kwizish'iin, s. perquisi- 
 tion, f. || inquisition, f. 
 
 inquisitive, inkvnz'itiv, a. curieox [ 
 -ly, ad. avec curiosity. 
 
 inroad, in' rod. 8. incursion, invasion, t 
 
 Insane, in son, a. insense, fou || -ly, ad. 
 follement N en alien6. 
 
 insanity, insdn'iti, B. folie, dfimence, f. 
 
 insatiable, in sS" this 61, a. insatiable || 
 vorace. 
 
 inscribe, inaknb', v. a. inscrirc, d6dler. 
 
 inscription, tn tkrip'th&n,*. inscription, f. 
 
 inscrutable, inskrfft&bl, a. inscrutable. 
 
 insect, in' sfkt, B. insecte, m. || --de- 
 stroyer, s. insecticide, m. fvoiv. 
 
 Insectivorous, intiktiv'orus,*. insect i- 
 
 insecure, initkur' , a. pas or peu sur. 
 
 insecurity, in si kff ri ti, s. Ins<5curtt6. in- 
 certilude, f, t danger, m. 
 
 Insensate, tn sin eat, a. insense'. 
 
 insensibility, in ten si til' iti, s. inscnsi- 
 bUitf, t. || stupidity, f. 
 
 insensible, in sin' si bl, a, insensible. 
 
 insensibly, \nifn' tibK, ad. insensible- 
 ment 
 
 inseparable, in ttp'&r t bl, a. inseparable. 
 
 inseparably, in scp' ir d bli, ad. ins6- 
 parablement, 
 
 insert, ^nsirf , v. a. insurer. 
 
 insertion, inttr'thiin. s. insertion, f, 
 
 inside, in'sid, s. interieur, m. 
 
 Inside, in'siiJ, a. interieur. 
 
 insidious, intid'ite, a. Insidieux || -ly, 
 ad. insldieusement. [profonde, f. 
 
 fiant || -ly, ad. sans importance. 
 insincere, insimfr', a. peu sinci're || 
 
 faux, trompeur || ly, ad. sans Bincrit#. 
 insincerity, in tin ir / 1 tf, B. manque de 
 
 Utt, hat, far, Uf>j Mrt, gtt, Mr; = mint, inn; no, Kit, privt; \ft>; -
 
 insinuate intent 
 
 125 
 
 Insinuate, main' vat, v. a. iufciuuer, BUg- 
 gf rer^ [lion, f. 
 
 insinuation, in<fnua'Aun, s. insinua- 
 inslpid, intip'id, a. (-ly, ad.) insipide 
 iment) || fade. 
 
 , . 
 
 . [liuS. f. 
 
 insolubility, tnafl'u&ttiri, B. insolubi- 
 insolable, insSl'ubl, a. insoluble. [f. 
 insolvency, IntSl'vinsi, s. insolvabilite', 
 Insolvent, in tot' vent, a. insolvable. 
 Insomuch, into much', .\6. tellement, dp 
 
 sort* que. [voiller, examiner. 
 
 Inspect, Sniffle?, T. a. inspector, sur- 
 inspeotlon, inapefehun, e. inspection, 
 
 surveillance, f. 
 
 inspector, \nepik 1 ter, s. inspecteur, m. 
 inspiration, insp'.rd'ahvn, a. inspira- 
 
 tion, f. || respiration, f. frespirer. 
 
 inspire, inepir'. v. a. inspirer, sugg<irer || 
 inspirit, iniptr'it, r. a. animer, en- 
 
 courager. 
 
 instability, inttdMiti, B. instabililfi, f. 
 install, initdti/l', v. a. Installer. 
 installation, In atd&l Id'ahUn, instal- 
 
 ment, inttatiil'mfnt, a. installation, f. || 
 
 payement a terme, m. 
 instance, in'etdns, a. soil! citation, t || 
 
 drc-OQStance, f. || for ~, par eiemple || at 
 
 the ~ of, & la requSte de. 
 instance. In' it&nt, v.n. citer pour eiemple. 
 instant, in'itdnt, s. moment, m. 
 inutant, in'stdnt,&. pressant || courant ||-ly, 
 
 ns, n tng i. nBnc 
 lustlnot, initinykr, a. auiuif. 
 instinctive, initingk'tiv, a. InstlncUf || 
 
 ly, ad. par InstiDct. [cepte, m. 
 luMtltute, in' iti tut, . insUtut. m. || plf-- 
 inatltnte, in'stitut, T. a. inatltuer, ta- 
 
 blir, fonder. 
 
 institution, {n itftu'ih&n, B. instttallon, f. 
 Instruct, inttrukf, T. a. instrulre, en- 
 
 bfelgner. If., vngeignemvnt, m. 
 
 instruction, In struk? shun, s. instruction, 
 instructive, InttruKtlv, a. initructit || 
 
 ly, ad. d'une manifire instructive. 
 instructor, {n atriik' ter, a. InsUtuteur, m. 
 
 || (mil.) inetructeur, m. 
 Instrument, in' ttr&b mint , s. Instrument, 
 
 m. || outil, m. || (Jar.) acte, m. 
 instrumental, tntrt6men'tdl, a. instru- 
 
 uieutal. |lustruinDtiste, m. 
 
 inutnunentallat, inttrttmtn'tullst. i. 
 Instrumentality, instrMmintdl'lti. i. 
 
 moyen, m. || agrnce, f. || cause, f. || action, 
 
 t- I) cooparauou, f. 
 
 insubordinate, ineub ur' dinat, a. iu- 
 
 subordonnd. [insubordination, f. 
 
 insubordination, insubordind'shun, s, 
 insufferable, in eiif'fer d bl, a. intoldrable, 
 
 insupportable. 
 Insufferably, f ftf fir i bK, ad. d'une 
 
 roanifcre insupportable. [fisanoc, f. 
 
 insufficiency, i . mif fith' f tl, 8. insuf- 
 insuffiolent, in tiiffith'fnt, a. insuffisant 
 
 || -ly, ad. insuffisatnment. 
 insular, in'sultr, a. insulaire. 
 insulate, in'nuldt. \. a. isoler. 
 insult, in' tit It, 8. insnlte, f. 
 Insult, insult', v. a. insultcr. fsulte, m. 
 insnlter, im-ulftr, s. autour d'une in- 
 insnltingrly.in sulking K, a. insolemment. 
 insuperable, in tffper d bl, a. insurmon- 
 
 table. fciblement. 
 
 insuperably, in aff pir S bK, ad. invin- 
 insupportable, intUppor'tdbl, a. insup- 
 portable, [supportablement. 
 insupportably, in sup por'tdbli, a. ill- 
 insurance, inaho'rdna, 8. assurance, f. II 
 
 marine ~, assurance maritime, f. || 
 
 life ~, assurance sur la vie, t. || fire ~, 
 
 assurance contre I'incendie || to effect 
 
 an ~, assurer, fuire assurer. 
 insure, inohor' , T. a. assurer. [m. 
 
 Insurtf ent, in ser'jtnt, B. insurgfi, T^volli, 
 insurmountable, in air mtffun' Id til, a. 
 
 insurmontable. | tiuu, f. 
 
 Insurrection, inatrrfk'atiun, 8. insurrec- 
 insurreotionary, inserrtk'$hvneri, a. 
 
 insurrectlonnel. 
 Intact, intdkf, a. intact 
 Intangible, intdn'jibl, a. intangible. 
 Integral, in'tiyral. s. total 1 1, f. 
 integral, tn'tigral. a. integral, entier || 
 
 (chim.) inUSgrant || -ly, ad. iui^grale- 
 
 ment [f. 
 
 integrity, in tfg'ri tij B. integrity, problM, 
 integument, in tltf u mint , s. Integument, 
 intellect, in' til lift, a. Intellect, m. [m. 
 intellectual, in MUlf tuft, a, iutellectuel. 
 intelligence, Intel' iijens, . intelllgeuor, 
 
 nouvelle, f., avis, rapport, in. || ~ office, 
 
 s. bureau de reiiHvignemeuU. m. 
 intelligencer, intfl'lijin air, K. nouvrl- 
 
 llstc, 111. 
 
 Intelligent, intfl'lfjint, a. Intelligent, 
 intelligible, inta'KJibl, a. intelligible, 
 
 clair. Jment. 
 
 Intelllglbly.inUrKrtftH, ad. Intelligible- 
 Intemperate, in ttiiJplr at, a. Immoderd || 
 
 ly, ad. avec intemperance. 
 Intend, intend 1 , v. a. se proposer. 
 Intended, intewTld, a. j.iojeuS || Inten- 
 
 Uonnel. 
 Intense, tntfnt'. a. intense, vehement [ 
 
 fort, exceif || -ly, ad. InteuslvemenL 
 intensify, Intin'tifi. v. a. renforcer. 
 intensity, intin'titt, a. grande attention, 
 
 Uiiensite, f. f. intention L 
 
 intent, intfnf, intention, tntfn'thun, 
 intent, intent, a. appliquS, attntU || to 
 
 be ~ on, fetre acliwufi a U -*T> "> tra 
 
 atteutiveuieut. 
 
 /*, l*4, tit. 
 
 ; game, yw; tout, not; - tMng, tktrt.
 
 126 
 
 intentional intrigue 
 
 Intentional, intfn'thuntU, a, intrution- 
 ncl || -ly, ad. avec intention. 
 
 Intentioned, in ten'shtind, a. IntcntionnC. 
 
 inter, inter', v. R. enterrer. 
 
 intercede, in ter scd', v. a. passer nitre || 
 interceder. [arreter. 
 
 intercept, inUrffpf, v. a. intcrcepivr, 
 
 Intercession, in ter sis V un, s. in tci ces- 
 sion, mediation, f. 
 
 intercessor, in ter set' ter, t. mddiatcnr.rn. 
 
 Interchange, in' ter c kanj, s. change, 
 ^change, m. 
 
 interchange, in'lerchanj, v. a. cVhanger. 
 
 intercourse, in'terkon, s. commerce, 
 tn. || communication, f. 
 
 Interdict, in ter dike, v. a. intordire. 
 
 interdiction, inter dik'fkun, e. interdit, 
 in. || interdiction, f. 
 
 interest, in'tereit, 8. inU'ix-t, profit, m. || 
 iritfrels, m. pi. || credit, in. || influence, f. 
 It to be to one's ~, uir dans rintCret 
 de qn. || ticket, s. coupon, in. 
 
 interest, in' ter M, v. a. iutercsser || (com.) 
 etre inieressfi dans || toucher, fmouvoir. 
 
 interesting;, in' ter est ing , a. iiiteiessant. 
 
 interfere, interfer", v. a. s'enUx-iuCler Ij 
 cuutrarier. [lion, f. 
 
 interference, inter fi'rem, a. interveii- 
 
 interlm, in' ter im, g. Interim, entre-temps, 
 
 interior, intfrier, 8. interieur, m. [m. 
 
 interior, inte'riir, a. inierieur. 
 
 interjection, inter jek'ih-un, s. (gr.) in- 
 terjection, f. 
 
 interlard. Interlard' , v. a. entrelarder. 
 
 interlocution, inter lokifihuii, s. inter- 
 locution, f., dialogue, m. 
 
 interloper, in' ter 16 per, s. (com.) courller- 
 marron, m. 
 
 interlude, in'terlod, a. JntmnSde, m. 
 
 Intermarriage, inter tnur'rij, s. iuter- 
 mariage, m. 
 
 intermarry, inter war 1 ri, v. n. s'unir par 
 un double mariage || ~, v. a. conUacler 
 uu second mariaRe. 
 
 intermediate, in term? dint, a. inter- 
 m^diaire || - spacers, (rail.) entre-voie, f. 
 
 interment, \nter 1 mint, s. enlcrrement, m. 
 
 interminable, in ter' min abl, a. illimitf. 
 
 intermingle, intirmlng'yl, v. a. t 11. 
 (s'Jentreineler || se uteler. 
 
 intermission, inter miak' tin, s. inter- 
 mission, interruption, f. [tent. 
 
 intermittent, in ter ml f tint, a., intermit- 
 
 internal, intir'nul, a. interne |j ly, ad. 
 intexieurement. [pcllaUon, f. 
 
 interpellation, int(rpfllffs/itin,a. inter- 
 interpolate, intir'pulat, v. a. interpoler, 
 intercaler. [polation, f. 
 
 interpolation, in ter polo" shun, 8. inter- 
 interpose, intirpu:', v. n. & n. inter- 
 poser || s'interposer, iutervonir. 
 
 interposition, interposttk'in, e. inter- 
 position, intervention, f. 
 
 interpret, in ttr'prft. v. a. Interpreter. 
 
 interpretation, inttrpritifthun, s. in- 
 U-rprStation, f. 
 
 interpreter, in ter'prHfr, ;>. interpr$te,m. 
 
 interregnum, in ter reg' nu-n, s, tnter- 
 
 rgne, m. [roger. 
 
 Interrograte, in ter" ro ciiil , v. A. An. inter- 
 Interrogration, inter ruga' shun, s. inter* 
 
 rogation, question, f. 
 
 Interrogative, intfrroffatlv, inter- 
 rogatory, in ter rug' a ter i. a. interro- 
 
 gatif. frogatolre, m. 
 
 interrogatory, in ter r6g'il teri, 8. Intcr- 
 Interrupt, interrupt', v. a. interrotnpre. 
 interruptedly, intcrruji'tidli, ad. avec 
 
 Interruption. ftion, f. 
 
 Interruption, interrtip'thun,s. interrup- 
 In ter sect, intersfkt', v. a. &. n. entre- 
 
 couper || se croiser. ftion, f. 
 
 intersection, inter se'k'sA.un, e. Interscc- 
 intersperse, inter tnerif, y. a. en trcmeler. 
 interstice, in ter'stis, s. interstice, iutor- 
 
 valle, m. 
 
 Intertwine, in ter twin', r. a, entrelacer. 
 interval, in'tcrval, 8. intervalle, m. || at 
 
 -a, par intervalles. 
 Intervene, intervin', r. n. intervenir, 
 
 survenir. jtlon, mediation, f. 
 
 Intervention, in ter ven' shin, a. intervcn- 
 interview, in'tirvu, s. entrevue, f. 
 Intestate, intfa'tst, a. inteslat. 
 intestinal, intes'tindl, a. intestinal. 
 intestine, in tea' tin, s. intestln, m. 
 Intestine, in US' tin, a. intestin. 
 luthral, in tftrd&'l' , v. a. assujettlr. 
 inthralment, in throtol'mfnt, a. escla- 
 
 vage, m. 
 
 intimacy, in' K must, 8. intlmit^, f. 
 intimate, in'timat, 8. ami intirae, m. 
 intimate, in'timut, v. n. donner & en- 
 tendre, [(rnent). 
 Intimate, in'timat, a. (-ly, ad.) intlme 
 intimation, in ti ma' shun, g. avis. m. 
 intimidate, in tfm,' i ddt, v. a. intimider. 
 into, in.' to, pr. en, dans, dedans, entre. 
 intolerable, intol'erdbl, a. intolerable. 
 intolerably, intol'irdt>li,&i\. iutolrable- 
 
 ment. 
 
 intolerance, in tol'crant,&. intolerance, f. 
 intolerant, in tot' er ant, a. intolerant. 
 Intonation, intonii' th-un, g. intonation, f. 
 intone, in ton' , v. a. entonner. 
 intoxicate, intdks'ikdt,v. a. enlvrer. 
 intoxication, taluks i to,' shun, s. ivresse, 
 
 f. || enivrement, in. fimlocilr. 
 
 Intractable, intrik'tabl, a. iutraltable || 
 intransitive, intr&n'titiv, a. (gr.) in- 
 
 transitif. [retranclit i-. 
 
 Intrench, intrlnth', v. s, envuhir || (mil.) 
 intrenchment, intrSmh'ment, s. retnin- 
 
 chemeut, m. 
 intrepid, in t rep' id, a. Intrdpide || -ly, ad. 
 
 avec intr^piditi. 
 
 intrepidity, in triplet ti, 8. inMpUUtftj 
 
 hardiesse, f. [ficulte. 1. 
 
 intricacy, in'trikiisi, 8. embarras in., dlf- 
 intrlcate, in'trikat, a. embrouill^, coui- 
 
 pliqu6 || -ly, ad. d'one rnanle're em- 
 
 brouillee. 
 
 intrigue, in trig' , s. intrigue, f. 
 intrigue, intrttf , v. u. Intriguer. 
 
 late, hit, far, IfHi; hfie, git, hit; mine, tnr, ; no, hft, fruitt; hoTit ;
 
 intrinsic irresolution 
 
 127 
 
 Intrinsic, intrln'sik, a. (-ally, ad.) In- 
 
 trinsdque-fment). 
 
 introduce, rnlrodvif , v. a. introduire. 
 introduction, in trfiduk' shun, e. intro- 
 duction, preface, f. fnaire. 
 introductory, introdfik'teri, a. prelimi- 
 intrude, in trod' , v. n. s'inpe'rer, se fourrer. 
 Intruder, inlro'der. . intrus, importun, m. 
 Intrusion, in tro'zhtin, s. importunity, f. 
 intrust, in trust', v. a. confler. 
 Intuition, intuish'un, s. intuition, f. 
 Intuitive, intu'itiv, a., intukif, contem- 
 
 platif || -ly, ad. par intuition. 
 Inundate, wiindat ou inun'ddt, v. a. 
 
 inonder, submerger. 
 inundation, in tin do.' shun, t. inondation, 
 
 f., d6bprd_ement, m. 
 
 inure, inur / . T. a. accoutumer || endurcir. 
 inutlllty, inutil'iti, a. in utility f. 
 invade, mvdd', v. a. envahlr, attaqner. 
 Invader, inva'der, a. envahisseur, m. 
 invalid, invited'. B. iuvalide, m. 
 Invalid, inv&fid, a. invalide, faible || in- 
 
 valable, nul. [valide || annuler. 
 
 invalidate, invafidat, v. a. rendre iu- 
 invalldity, in v&lufiti, e. invalidate, f. II 
 
 nullity f. 
 
 Invaluable, inv&fH&bl, a. inestimable. 
 invariable, inva'ritbl, a. invariable, 
 invariably, tnva'ri&bK, ad. invarlable- 
 
 uieuL |tiun, f. 
 
 invasion, invi'zhun, s. Invasion, irrup- 
 invectlve. Invgftlv, s. invective, t 
 invblgrh, invd' , v. a. invectiver. ^ 
 
 iuvelgrle, invZgl, r. a. eajdler, s^duire. 
 Invent, invfnf, v. a. inventer. 
 invention, invin,' shun, s. invention, i. 
 Inventive, invMtlv, a. iaventlf. 
 inventory, In'vfnttri, 8. ItivenUtire, m. 
 inverse, inviri', a. (-ly, ad.) inverse 
 
 (ment). 
 
 inversion, inrrfr'jAun, s. inversion, t 
 invert, in verf, T. a. renverser. 
 invertebrate, in vit'tibrat, a. inverUbrd. 
 Invest, in vfsf , y. a. revetir || investlr || 
 
 placer. [examiner, 
 
 investigate, in vtStigSt. v. a. chercher, 
 investliration, in via tig of tMin,n. luveati- 
 
 gation. . || perquisition, t 
 investiture, inviStitur, g. investiture, t 
 investment, invite mint, s. vetement, 
 
 m. || placement, m. [m. 
 
 Inveteracy, \nvtf trlil, s. mal Iuv6t6i6, 
 Inveterate, in vff tr at, a. invetfire. 
 invidious, in vitfi ut, a. envieuz, odieoz || 
 
 -ly, ad. odieusemenU [ranimer. 
 
 invigorate, invig'SrSt, v. a. fortifier, 
 Invincible, intuVrfW, a. invincible, 
 invincibly, invin'ribli. ad. invlncible- 
 
 ment. 
 
 inviolable, \nv701abl, a. inviolable. , 
 inviolate, invfoldt, a. intact. V. 
 
 invisibility, i>ii ftii't tt, g. InrlalbilitA 
 invisible, in visfi bl. a. invisible. It 
 
 invisibly, ini;i*-f Wi, ad. invigiblemeut. 
 invitation, invitffth&n, B. Invitation, f. 
 lavlte. in vlf, v. a. lu viler. 
 
 inviting;, invi'tinij, a. Beclnisant 
 
 invocation, invokd'sliun, t. invocation, f. 
 
 invoice, in'vMs, s. (com.) facture, f. |1 
 second ~, snide, m. 
 
 invoice, in'vdfy*, v. a. facturer. 
 
 Involuntarily, invdt'untdrilt, ad. in- 
 volontairement. ftaire, 
 
 involuntary, InvSl'unt&rt, a. involon- 
 
 involve, invSlv", v. a. envelopper II com- 
 prendre || impllquer. [nerable. 
 
 invulnerable, invul'nerabl, a. invul- 
 
 inward, in'werd, a. interne, intfricur. 
 
 inward(ly), in'werd(li), inwards, !'- 
 wtrdz, ad. interieurement, en dedans. 
 
 lota, io'td, s. iota, m. 
 
 irascible, Ift/HM, a. irascible. 
 
 ire, ir, s. colSre, f., courroux, m. 
 
 iridescent, \ridiaftint, a. iridescent |) - 
 ore, s. metal iridescent, m. 
 
 iris, t'ri, 8. iris, m. || arc-en-ciel, BL 
 
 irk, irk, y. a. facher. 
 
 irksome, trk'sum, a. facbeux, ennuyeux. 
 
 iron, i'rn, B. fer, m. || fer a re-passer, m. || 
 -a, s. pi. chalnes, f. pi. || cast--, fer da 
 i' Hi.-, m. 
 
 iron, tr'n, y. a. repasser |l mettre aux fers. 
 
 iron, i'rn, a. de fer || severe || ~- ware, B. 
 quincaillerie, t. J| --works, s. pi. fou- 
 derie de fer, f, || forge, f. |bliod6, m. 
 
 ironclad, Smkldd, s. (mar.) cuirassd. 
 
 iroulc(al), fron'HeCajj a. (-ly. ad.) 
 iron!que(iaent{. [taillandler, m. 
 
 ironmong-er, vrnmiinggiT, %. ferronuier, 
 
 irony, i'rdni, s. ironie, f. |clalrer. 
 
 irradiate, irra'dldt, y. a. ray oncer, 
 
 Irrational, \r rdah,' un dl , a. irraiaonable. 
 
 irreclaimable, irrikldm'&bl, a. irrfilor- 
 mable. Irreparable. [cable. 
 
 irreconcilable, tr r(k on ill'i bl, a. impla- 
 
 irrecoverable, ir T( kuv' ir & bl, a. irrepa- 
 rable. jUssable. 
 
 Irredeemable, Irrldem'&bl.A. nouamor- 
 
 lrretrag~able, \rrif r&g&bl, a. irrefra- 
 gable. 
 
 irrefutable, irrffa't&bl,*. incontestable. 
 
 irreg-ular, trreg'ulir, a. irrfigulier || -ly, 
 ad. Irrefrulierenient. [rite\ f. 
 
 irregularity, irreg ul&r'iti, s. irr^Kula- 
 
 irrelevant, tr r it t v&nt, a. inapplicable. 
 
 irrellfflon, irreiij'un, B. Irr61ij{iou, iui- 
 
 Irrelig-louB, trrelij'iu, a. Irrellgleux || 
 
 -ly, ad. irreilgieusement Tdiable. 
 
 irremediable, irrtmi'dftbl, a. irremfi- 
 irremediably, irrcme'didbli, a. irre- 
 
 mediablement fsible. 
 
 irremisslble, ir rt mis' si bl, a. irrfini la- 
 irremovable, irrim6v'&bl, a. inamovible. 
 Irreparable, ir rtiji'drdbl, a. irreparable. 
 irreproachable, irriprech'ibl, a. irre- 
 
 procuable. 
 
 irresistible, {rrfz&tibl. a. irresistible. 
 irresistibly. irrlztftil>li,A. IrrtsiBtible- 
 
 menu ((ment). 
 
 irresolute, tr riz'Slot, a. (-ly, ad.) irresoln 
 
 irresolution, ir ri* & l# itu&n, s. irresolu- 
 
 > tton, t 
 
 f ; /W<, rS6, <ii*. I) eAatr, joy ; gomt, y; toul, ttol; IA<n^, OI./-..
 
 128 
 
 irrespective jewel 
 
 Irrespective, irreepek't Iv, a. sans ggarda. 
 
 irresponsibility, irri tpSn titil' \ti, s. 
 irresponsabilile, f. 
 
 Irresponsible, irretpon'tibl, a. irrespon- 
 sable. Jrable. 
 
 irretrievable, irrclri'viht, a. irrfpa- 
 
 irretrievably, irritrg'vdbli, ad. irrgpa- 
 rablement. ft. 
 
 Irreverence, irriv'erfns, g. irrfivgrence. 
 
 irreverent, irrcv'erlnt, a. irrtvdrent j| 
 -ly, ad. irrtv^remmeiit. 
 
 irrevocable, irrfv'okdbl, a. irrevocable. 
 
 Irrigate, tr'rigdt, v. a. arroser. 
 
 Irrigation, irrigd'thun, 8. arrosement, m. 
 
 irritability, \r ri id KTCtf. s. irritability f. 
 
 irritable, IK ri/dW, a. irritable. |m. 
 
 Irritant, ir'ri(u(, s. irritant, stimulant, 
 
 irritate, ir'ritat, v. a. irriter. [sion, f. 
 
 Irruption, ir nip' thin, s. irruption, inva- 
 
 ising-lass, i' zing gl&s, s. colle de poissoti, t. 
 
 island. \'land, s. lie, f. 
 
 islander, I'laiider, g. insulaire, m. 
 
 Isle, II, s. lie, f. 
 
 Islet, Vltt. s. Hot, m. 
 
 isolate, t saint, v. a. isoler. 
 
 isolation, i su Id' shun, t. isolement, m. 
 
 iasoe, iaA'ii, s. issue, sortie, f. || conclu- 
 sion, f. || Emission, f. || publication, t || 
 guccSs. evenement, m. || cautere, m. || 
 poste'rite', f. || to die without ~, mourir 
 sans posterii^ || to join ~, etre U'uu avis 
 contraire. 
 
 Issue, iik' a, v. a. & n. publier, distri- 
 buer, envoyer || sortir, provenir, mettre || 
 desccndre de. 
 
 Isthmus, iath'm&t on iSm-iis, a. isthrne, m. 
 
 it, it, pn. 11, tile, le, la, cela. 
 
 Italian warehouse, itdfySn wSr'hfS/i, 
 8. uiugasiu de patea d'ltalie. m. || cbarcu- 
 terie, I. || ~ -man, B. marchand de come- 
 stibles (ins, m. 
 
 italic, it&Vik, a. caractere italique, m. [] 
 -s, i. pi. itallqueg, m. pi. 
 
 Italic, i tonic, a. iulique. 
 
 itch, ick, . gale, f. || atmangeaison, f. 
 
 itch, it A, v. n. d4manger. 
 
 item, t'tfm, B. article, m. 
 
 item, i'tim, ad. item, de plus. 
 
 itinerant, itin'erant, a. ambulant. 
 
 itinerary, itin'tr ir\, t. itiuiraire, m. 
 
 itinerary, itin'irtri, a. voyageant. 
 
 its, its, pn. son, sa, sea. 
 
 itself, it silf , pu. soi-meme, elle-meme || 
 to go of , aller tout seul. 
 
 Ivory, i'torf, s. ivoire, m. || ~-blaok, 8. 
 iioir d'ivoire, m. 
 
 ivory, fv&ri, a. d'ivoire. 
 
 ivy, 'vi, s. (bot) lierre, m. 
 
 J. 
 
 Jabber, j&b'btr. v. n. bavarder, bablller. 
 Jabberer, jdVttrtr. . bavard, m. 
 ]aok, j&k, B. tourne-orocbe |l Ure-botte, m. 
 )eun brocnet, m. || cbevalet, m. || outre, 
 
 f. || broc, m. 
 
 niatelot, m. || (mar.) pavilion de beaupie 
 
 j cocbounct, m. II cic, 
 . ) pavilion* ' 
 Union -Jack, le pavilion anglais 
 
 ~ in the box, 8. bolte a surprise, f. 
 
 ~ of all trades, t. rnattre Jacq-ics, ra. j 
 
 - o'lantern, g. feu follet, m. || ~- tar, s. 
 
 (fam.) loup de mer, m. 
 lackal, jak'nu-l, s. cbncftl, m. [sot, m. 
 jackanapes, jdk'dnapi, s. singe, m. || 
 jackass, jdkfds, 8. ane, baudet, m. |j ~- 
 
 boots, s. pi. grosses bottes, f. pi. 
 jackdaw, jSKaatoi, s. cboucas, m. 
 jacket, jdk'et, s. jaquette, veste, f. 
 jade, jdd, s. rosse, t. 
 jaded, jd'dcd, a. ereinte, aux abois. 
 jag;, jag, s. dentelure, f. 
 jar, jdff, v. a. denteler, brcher. 
 jag-gred, jig'gid, a. deiiteU. 
 jail, jdl, s. prison, f., donjon, m. || --bird, 
 
 s. prisonoier, gibier de potenoe, m. 
 Jailor, jafir, s. geolier, in. 
 jam, jam, s. mariuelade, f. 
 jam, jam, v. a. serrer, presser. 
 jangrle, jdng'gl, v. n. quereller. 
 janissary, jdn'itsiri, s. janissaire, m. 
 j anitor join tir,a. appall teur(d'universit4), 
 January, jdn'udri, s. Janvier, m. [m. 
 japan, japan' , s. laque, m. 
 japan, jd pan', v. a. vernir, vernlsser. 
 Jar, jar s. cliquetis, m. || contestaUoo, dis- 
 pute, I. || crucbe, f. || bouteille ^lectrique, 
 
 t, pot, m. 
 
 Jar, jar, v. n. cliqueter || se quereller. 
 jarfron, Jdr'gSn, a. Jargon, baragouln, m. 
 jasmine, Jdz'mtn, s. (SsC>jMM^ m. 
 jasper, jdjpir, 8. jaspe, in. 
 Janndlce, juTkn'dij. s. jaunisse, f. 
 jaundiced, iflTiTi'<itj(, a. atteiutdejaunlsMi 
 jaunt, ja&nt. s. excursioo, t. 
 javelin, Jdv'lin, s. ]avelin, m. 
 Jaw, juTi', e. macboire, f. || ~-bone, s, 
 
 mftcboire, f. || ~- tooth, s. deal mache- 
 jay, jd, B. geai, vautrot, m. lli 
 
 jealous, jffit, a. jaloux, envieux. 
 jealousy, jttvL\, s. jalousie, t. 
 jeer, jer, s. raillerie, moquerie, f. 
 jeer, jer. v. a. <t n. railler, raoquer. 
 jelly, jft'li, . gele, f. || --broth, a. coa- 
 
 soniine, m. [risquer. 
 
 Jeopardise, Jfp'irdlz, v. a. bnsarder, 
 jeopardy, jip'irdi, 8. coup d'audace, m. 
 jerk, jerk, B. saccade, secousse, f. 
 jerk, jirk, v. a. secouer, Jeter, saccader. 
 jessamine, Jti'dmin. s. jasmin, m. 
 jest, jiat, s. raillerie. plnisanterie, I. 
 jester, jMir, s. railleur, plaisant, m. 
 jestingly, jiff ing K, ad. pour plaisnnter. 
 Jesuit, jfz'uit, s. jesuite, m. || ~'-bark, 
 
 s. (bot. ) corce dn Prou, f. 
 Jesuitical, Jltuifikdl, a. j^sultlque. 
 jet, jit, s. jais, m. || jet d>enu, m. || ~- 
 
 black, a. nob- comine du Jais. 
 jetsome.jt'f um, s. ^paves maritime!, f.pl. 
 jetty, jlfti, B. jetee, L |barde, t. 
 
 Jo-w,1i, s. julf, m. || ~'s harp, s. guitn- 
 je wel, jo' II, 8. joyau, bijou, m. jj ~-caae, 
 
 B. ecrin, m. 
 
 UU, Mt, 1&r, W; JOrt, ffit, htr; #, tun; *t, ASt, prtvt; A6V;
 
 jeweller juniet 
 
 129 
 
 Jeweller, Jfftler, a. bijoutier, m. 
 Jewelry, Jd'iln, a. joaillerie, f. 
 Jewess, jo" ft, a. Juive, f. 
 Jewish, jffis/t, a. judai'que. 
 Jewry, Jo* rt. s. juiverie, f. 
 Jezebel, jltebil, a. (fig.) pie-griScbe, I 
 Jib, jib, a. (mar.) foe, m. II gigue (dunse), 
 . f. || --boom, s. (mar.) baton de foe, m. 
 
 Jilt, jilt, a. coquette, f. 
 
 Jilt, jilt, v. a. & n. duper || coqueter. 
 
 Jingle, jing'gl, a. tintement, m. || clo- 
 chette, f. [tinter. cliqueter. 
 
 Jlng-le, jing'gl, r. a. & n. laire tinter || 
 
 Job, job, a. affaire, besogne, f., onvrage, 
 m., entreprise, f. 
 
 Job, jdt>, v. a. & n. trapper || tripoter || 
 agioterll --master, a. loueur de vultures 
 or de cbevaux, m. || --work, a. travail 
 a forfait, & la tache, m. 
 
 Jobber, jSbfber, a. agioteur, m. || ouvrier 
 a la t&cbe, m. || (fig.) faiseur, m. || tripo- 
 ticr, m. [m. || fripon, ui. 
 
 Jockey, Jo*' f, a. Jockey, m. || maquignon, 
 
 Jockey, jok'i, T. a. tromper, duper. 
 
 Jocose, Jo kits', a. (-ly, ad.) plaisant, jo- 
 vial || en plaisantant. 
 
 Jocoaenesa, jokofttla, Jocosity, Jo iw'- 
 iti, a. galetd, plaisanterie, f. 
 
 Jocular, Jikfulir, a. (-ly, ad.) gai(ement), 
 plaisant. 
 
 Jocund, Jtffunif, a. gal. enjoin 1 . 
 
 log.jiSg, a. aecousse, f. || agitation, f. |] ob- 
 stacle, m. || --trot, a. petit trot, m. 
 
 log, jig. T. a. & n. pousser, secouer, se 
 mouvoir par secousses || aller tout douce- 
 men t. 
 
 Joan Dory, Jin dffrf, a. zee, m. (poisson). 
 
 Join, Jo^n, T. a. & n. joindif, unir || a'unlr, 
 e'accorder || filre contigu, toucher. 
 
 Joiner, jdyn'tr, a. menuisier in. 
 
 Jolnery,j<n'4rf, s. menulaerie, f. 
 
 Joint, iffjnt. s. jointure, articulation, t II 
 cbarnUie, t, piece de vlande || out of ~, 
 en d^sordre, de>ang |l to put one's . . . 
 out of ~, se dlsloquer le . . . 
 
 Joint, joT/nt, v. a. couper dans la jointure II 
 joindre. 
 
 lolnt, joint, a. rtunl || (In comp.) co . . . || 
 -ly, ad. conjointement || --stock, a. par 
 actions || anonyme || --stock-company, 
 s. socit par actions, f. 
 
 Jointure, Jo^n'tur, a. (jur.) doualre, m. 
 
 Joist, jisuit, a. aollve, f. 
 
 Joke, jok, a. raillerie, plaisanterie, t. || to 
 crack a -, plaisanter |l to take a ~, se 
 preter a la plaisanterie ll he cannot take 
 a, ~, U n'euteud pas raillerie || practical 
 ~, mauvaise plaisanterie. 
 
 Joke, jo*, v. n. railler, plaisaater. 
 
 Jollification, jollifika'tkun, a. jubUa- 
 Uon, noce, I. 
 
 Jollity, Jteiitt, a. galet, Jole, t 
 
 Jolly, jifll, a. gal, enjoutf || --boat, a. 
 petit canot, m. 
 
 Jolt, jult, a. cabot, m., aecoaaae, f. 
 
 Jolt, jolt, T. a. <fc n. caboter. 
 
 orum, jijr'um, a. cu?lle, jatt, f. 
 oatle, jSs'l, v. a. pousser, heurter. 
 ot, Jdt, s. point, iota, m. || brin, m. 
 ot, jut, v. a. (to - down) prendre note de. 
 ournal, jcr'ndl. a. journal, m. 
 ournalism, jer'ndl itm, s. Journalisme, m. 
 ournallst, jer'nalitt, s. journalists, m. 
 ournallstlc, jern&luftik, a. de jounia- 
 
 liste. 
 Journey, jer'ni, 8. voyace, m, || to gro on 
 
 (come off) a ~, aller en (revenlr de) 
 
 voyage || a pleasant ~ 1 bon voyage! 
 Journey, jer'ni, v. n. voyager, 
 journeyman, jer'ni man, a. ouvrier, m. || 
 Joust, jost, a. joute, f. Lgarcon, m. 
 
 Joust, jost, v. n. jouter. 
 Jovial, Jffvidl, a. (-ly, ad.) jovlal(ement). 
 Joviality, jovitl'iti, a. iovialitfi, gaiete, f. 
 Joy, joy, s. joie, (., plaiair, m. || to wish 
 
 one ~, ffihclter. fjoyeuaement. 
 
 Joyful, jffyfSQl, a. (-ly, ad.) joyeux || 
 loyleas,jcfb'l&, a. triste. 
 Joyous, jdy'uSj a. (-ly, ad.) vide Joyful. 
 Jubilant, jo' 61 tdnt. a. triomphant. 
 Jubilation, jobilofihun, a. jubilation, t 
 Jubilee, jo' bile, s. jubilf, m. 
 Judaic, jo da'i*, a. judai'que. 
 Judaism, Jff da izm, 8. ludai'srae, m. 
 Jndtfe, jy, s. juge, m. || arbitre, m. 
 Judge, jvj, T. a. <t n. juger. 
 Jud?(e)ment, juj'inint, s. jugement, avis, 
 
 m. || sens, m. || to pass ~, passer sen- 
 tence || to the beat of my <-, a mon 
 
 avis. 
 
 Judicature, jffdlk&tur, t. judicature, f. 
 Judicial. j&diih'U, a. (-ly, ad.) judldalre 
 
 (ment) |[]uridique(inent). 
 Judicious, j<5dtjA'uj, a. judicieuz, seusi H 
 
 -ly, ad. judlcleusement 
 Ing.jvg, a. crucbe, {.. pot, broc, m. || -ceil 
 
 bare, s. civet de lievre, m. 
 Jngrg-le, jug'gl. a. jonglerie, f. 
 Jng-g-le, jug gl, v. D. laire le jongleur || 
 
 ~, v. a. duper || tromper. 
 Jugrg-ler, jug'gtir, a. Jongleur, m. 
 Juice, jj, a. jus, sue, m. 
 Juiciness, jff tinlt, a. abondance Je jus, f. 
 Juicy, ju' si, a. juteuz, succulent. 
 Jujube, Iff job, a. Jujube, m. 
 July, J6K a. Julllet, m. 
 Jumble, jtim'bl, a. melange confua, m. 
 Jumble, lum'bl, v. a. confondre || broulller. 
 Jump, Jump, a. saut, m. || corset, m. 
 Jump, Jump, v. n. sauter, (rancnlr || a'ac- 
 
 corder II to ~ up, ae lever an sursaut. 
 Junction, juntjk't/iun, a. jqpcUon, union, 
 
 f. || (rail.) bifurcation, f. 
 Juncture, junglftur, s. Joluiure, conjonc- 
 June, Jon, s. juiu, m. Iture, f. 
 
 Jungle, jun'yt, a. fourre', m. 
 Junior, jo'nter, s. cadet, m. 
 Junior, jffniir, a. le plus jeane. 
 Juniper, jffniper, a. genievre, to. 
 Junk, jungb, a. jonque, f. 
 Junket, jung' kit, g. regal en racbette, m. 
 Junfcet, juny'kit, v. u. ae rlgaler eu c- 
 
 fitt, ttbi, tut, y tkotr, Joy ; nnmi, yu; 
 
 and 7r*.-.c V 
 
 , MtU; tMg, ttr. 
 I
 
 130 
 
 junketings kindliness 
 
 Junketings, jung'ktftingt, s. pi. bonne 
 chare, 1 j| to be on one's ~, faire bonne 
 chare U faire stoppage (chiefly ot la- 
 dies). 
 
 Junta, jun'td ouJSOn'ti, s. junte, L 
 
 Juridical, jortorna, a. (-ly, ad.) jurl- 
 dique(ment). [tlou, 1 
 
 Jurisdiction, J&rbdWiMin, g. jurisdic- 
 
 Jurisprudence, joriiprtfdfnt, 6. juris- 
 prudence, f. 
 
 Jurist, jffriit, e. juriste, juriscongulte, m. 
 
 Juror, jo'rer, a. jurfi, m. 
 
 Jury. Jffrt, s. jury, m. [| ~-box, s. bane 
 da jury, m. || --mast, s. mat de fortune, 
 
 Juryman, jffrim&n, a. jurf, m. |m. 
 
 Just, juft, a. <t ad. (-ly, ad.) Juste(ment) || 
 equitable || vertueoi || exacteinent I] ~ as, 
 tout comme || ~ now, tout & 1'beure || ~ 
 so, pre"cis-ment |) ~ yet, tout de suite || 
 pour le moment || ~ tell me, dltes-mol 
 done. 
 
 Justice, jus 1 tit, s. justice, i || droiture, f. || 
 juge. m. 
 
 Justifiable, juStifi&bl, a. Justifiable. 
 
 Justifiably, ju*t\fi&bli, ad. justement 
 
 Justification, j&itift kd' ihtin, g. justifi- 
 catlon, f. [catif. 
 
 Justificative, juetifikdtiv, a. justifi- 
 
 Jnstifler, iuaftifiir, s. dgfenseur, in. 
 
 Justify, jvjftifi, v. a. justlfier. 
 
 Justle, jvjfl, v. a. (& n.) pousser || (se) 
 beurter. (exactitude, f. 
 
 Justness, just'nfs, s. justice, equitt, L || 
 
 Jut, jut, v. n. (to ~ out) bomber, salllir, 
 avancer. 
 
 Jute, jot, s. jute, chanvre de 1'Inde, m. 
 
 Juvenile, jffvinil, a. jeune, de jeunesse || 
 ~ ball, s. bal d'enfants, in. 
 
 Juvenility, Jovinil'iti, s. ieunesse, f. 
 
 Juxtaposition, ,/*< powA'Zn.B.jax ta- 
 position, t 
 
 kale, kal, s. cbou frise, m. || aoa-~, s. 
 cbou marin, in. [scope, m. 
 
 "-, *'* a. ,uu, aLiiiv || be v ere || vouc- 
 ment || mordant, percaut, pSnftrant j| -ly, 
 ad. aprement, ardemment || --sighted, 
 a. a la vue percante. 
 
 keenness, km nea, 8. points aiguS, L II 
 tUKreur, acrimonie, f. 
 
 keep, kep, a. garde, t n entretlen, m. II 
 don/on^ m. 
 
 keep, kep, v. a. & n. Ir. tenir, garder, con- 
 server || protSger y detenir, retenlr || main- 
 tenir, accomplir y observer, celcbrer || 
 entretenlr || se terir, se retenlr || rester, de- 
 meurer || to - silence, garder le silence || 
 
 to ~ one's promise, accomplir sa pro- 
 messe || to ~ on, continuer || to - up, 
 soutenlr, maintenir || to - to oneself, 
 garder pour sol || se tenir BUT la reserve ; ; , 
 se retirer. 
 
 keeper, kep'tr, B. gardien, m. || conserva- 
 teur, m. || (com.) teneur, m. 
 
 keeping 1 , kep'lng, s. garde, f., entretlen, 
 m. |[ accord, m. || In ~ with, en har- 
 monie avec. [bum, m. 
 
 keepsake, kSp'tit, e. souvenir, m. || al- 
 
 kegr, keg, E. caque, L, baril. m. 
 
 ken, ken, s. vue, porte de la vue, 1 
 
 kennel, kin' nil, s. cbenil, m. U meute, 1 || 
 
 kept, kept, a. entretenu. 1 terrier, m. 
 
 kerb(-stone), kerb'(tton), s. bordure de 
 trottoir, f. || margelle, f. 
 
 kerchief, Wchif, s. fichu, m. 
 
 kernel, kir'nil, e. glande, f. || pepln, m. || 
 grain, m. 
 
 kerseymere, kir'zimer, s. casimlr, m. 
 
 kestrel, kls'trll, s. autour, m. (oiseau). 
 
 ketch, kech, s. qualche, f. 
 
 ketchup, kech'up, s. vide catsup. 
 
 kettle, kiftl, 8. chaudron, m., chauoi?re, 
 i. || tea-~, bouilloire, f. || to put the 
 ~ on, mettre la bouilloire au feu || ~- 
 drnm, s. timbale, L 
 
 key, ke, s. clef, f. [| louche, L || ton, m. || 
 skeleton--*, crochet, m. y --board, 
 s. clavier, m. || ~-hole, 8. trou de la ser- 
 rure, ru. || --note, s. tonique, f. || ~- 
 ringr, s. trousseau de clefs, in. |j --stone, 
 8. clef de voute, L 
 
 keyless, kelis. a. (of watches) a re- 
 montolr sans clef. frecul, m. 
 
 kick, kik, e. coup de pied, m., ruade, f. || 
 
 kick, kit, v. a. A n. donuer des coups de 
 pied, ruer [) to - up a row, faire une 
 esclondre. 
 
 kickshaw, kik'ihd^, 8. collfichet, m. 
 
 kid. kid, s. cabrl, chevreau, m. y --gloves, 
 8. pi. gants de cabron, m. pi. 
 
 kidnap, kid'ndp, v. a. voler des enfants. 
 
 kidnapper, kid'ndpper, e. voleur d'en- 
 fauts, in. f(fig.) race, f. 
 
 kidney, kid'ni, s. rein, m. || roguon. m. || 
 
 kilderkin, kifdirkin, 8. petit baril, m., 
 
 kill, til. v. a. tuer || a bat tic. [caque, f. 
 
 killer, kil'ler, s. tueur, uieurtrier, m. 
 
 killing, til' ling, a. (fain.) cbarmant 
 
 kiln, kit, 8. four, m. y --dry, v. a. tCcher 
 au four. [in. 
 
 kilt, kilt, s. pit, in. || tablier des Ecossais, 
 
 klmbo, kim'oo, a. crochu || to set one's 
 arms a'~, faire le pot a deux anses. 
 
 kin, kin, s. parent, alliC, m. |j next of ~, 
 plus procbe pai'eut, m. || to be of -, Clre 
 de la ianiille. 
 
 kind, kind, s. genre, m., t-spdce, sorte, 1 || 
 maniere, f. || to pay in ~, payer en 
 nature (j --hearted, a. bienveillant. 
 
 kind, kind, a. bicnfaisaiit, oblijeant, af- 
 fable, complaisant. 
 
 kindle, kind' I, v. a. & n. allumer |j prendrs 
 feu. Ibonit, f. 
 
 kindliness, KncTKnii, e. bienveiilance, 
 
 hit, far, liCSi; hvr, git, Kir; mint, \nn; no, hot, privt;
 
 kindly Hce 
 
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 kindly, tintfK a. blenfulsant. doux || fa- 
 vorable || ~, an. avec bienveillance || go 
 there, ayez la bontfi d'y aller. 
 kindness, kind' nil, s. bienveillance, bontS, 
 faveur, f. | rent 6, t 
 
 kindred, kin'drfd, e. parents, m. pi., pa- 
 kindred, kin'drid, a. parent, 
 klne, Arm, 8. pi. vaches, f. pi. 
 klngr, king, a. roi. m. || ~'a bench, s. 
 cour du Dane du rol, i. || ~'s evil, s. 
 ecrouelles, f. pi. || --cup, s. (bot)bouton 
 d'or, 01. 
 kingcraft, king'krdft, s. art de rfigner, m. 
 
 l| poiitique astucieuse. f. 
 kingdom, king'dum, B. royaume, rtigne, 
 
 m. h to ~ come, "ad patres." 
 kingfisher, king'fisMr, s. Martin- 
 
 pecbeur, m. (olseau). 
 
 kink, kinyk, a. coque, f. fparente, f. 
 
 kinsfolk, Mnz'fSk, a. parents, in. pi. [| 
 kinsman, kim'mdn, 8. parent, allie", m. 
 kinswoman, ktnrwSCm&n, a. parente, 
 kiosk, kiSsk" , a. kiosque, m. [sceur, f. 
 klpperced herring), kip' per (ed hir'- 
 
 ring), a. bareng aprSs le relouage, m. 
 klrtle. ker'tl, a. camisole, t, gilet de fla- 
 klss, kit, i. baiser, m. [nelle, m. 
 
 kins, kit, v. a. baiser || to ~ one's hand 
 
 to a person, euvoyer un baiser & qn. 
 kissing-, kiifinq, a. baisement, m. 
 kit, kit, a. violon de poche, m. || petit 
 
 baril, m. || tlnette, t 
 
 kitchen, kick' in, t. cuisine, f. || --dres- 
 ser, s. table de cuisine, f. || garden, 
 e. Jardln potager, m. || maid, B. fille 
 de cuisine, f. [| --range, B. cuisine 
 anglalse, 1 [| --stuff, s. graltsea de 
 cuisine, t pL 
 
 kite, kit, a. milan, m. || cert-volant, m. 
 kith and kin, kith, and kin, s. parents et 
 
 amis, m. pi. 
 
 kitten, kiftn, s. chaton, m. 
 kitten, kit'tn, T. n chatter, 
 kleptomania, klfptumu'nid, a. clepto- 
 mnnle, (. fmane, m. A t. 
 
 kleptomaniac, kliptom&'ni&k, t. clepto- 
 knack, ndk, a. colifichet, m. || hablleM, (. || 
 
 to have the of, connaltre le true, 
 knacker, n&lftr, F. ficarrtsspur, m. 
 knapsack, nap'n*, s. bavrrac, m. 
 knave, ndv, s. lourbe, coquia, m. || valet 
 (anx cartel), in. fnerle, f. 
 
 knavery, na'virf, s. fourberle, fripon- 
 knavlsh, ud'viik, a. fourbe || -lr, ad. en 
 
 liipon || mallcleusenierit. 
 knead, nid, v. a. ptilr. 
 kneading-trough, nitfing trSf, s. 
 
 in., bucbe, f. 
 knee, ni, t. genou, m. || coade, m. || (mar.) 
 courbe, f. || --cap, pan, I. rotule, L || 
 -deep, ad. juaqu'aux genouz. 
 kneed, nid, a. & genoux . . . || coudS |) 
 
 knock--, a. cagneux. 
 kneel, net, T. n. fr. s'ogenoulller. ff. 
 
 knell, nil, t. slas, m., sounerie mortnalre, 
 knickerbockers, nirtrWkirz, t. pL ca- 
 lotte bretonne, f. 
 
 kuiokuaoks, nif at, . pL babloles, t pi. 
 kiilfe, nif, a. coutean, m. || paper. 
 coutean a papier, m. || carving, 
 conteau a decouper, m. || clasp--, con- 
 tean pliant, m. || pen.--, canll, m. tt 
 pruning--, serpette, f. || a - and 
 fork, un convert, m. || --grinder, s. 
 repasseur de couteaux, m. || rest, s. 
 porte-couteau, m. || tray, s. panier s 
 couteaux, m. [cavalier, m. 
 
 knight, nit, chevalier, m. || (at chess* 
 knight, nit, v. a. faire chevalier. 
 knighthood, mf tirrtd, a. cbevalerle, L 
 knightly, nif li, ad. en chevalier, de che- 
 valier, chevaleresque. 
 
 knit, nit, v. a. tricoter || nnir, nouer || (the 
 
 brow) froncer. ft. 
 
 knitter, nif tor, a. trlcoteur, m., tricoteuse, 
 
 knitting, nif Una, a. tricot age, in. || ~- 
 
 needle, s. aiguille & tricoter, L fm. 
 
 knob, nSb, s. bosae, t., noeud, m. || bouton, 
 
 knock, nuk, a. coup, m. || coup de mar- 
 
 teau, m. 
 
 knock, nik, v. a. & n. (rapper, beurter, 
 cogner || se heurter || to - about, f rapper 
 de tous cote's- || to - down, abaltre || 
 adjuger || to up, ereinter |l leVeiller. 
 knocker, nok'er, s. marteau de la port*, in. 
 knocking, nok' ing, a. coups, m. pL, 
 knoll, not, a. monticule, m. 
 knot, nut, a. nceud, m. || difficult^, t. || 
 troupe, (. |ser || bourRponner. 
 
 knot, nSt, v, a. i n. nouer, lier || em barr as- 
 knotty, nit'ti, a. noueux || raboteuxjj dif- 
 knont, nd'iit, s. knout, m. Incile. 
 
 know, /to, v. a. & n. ir. connaitre, savoir || 
 dlstinguer, dlscerner, apercevolr || recon- 
 nallre. 
 
 knowing, nffing, a. habile, eclairf, sa- 
 vant. Intelligent || rus6 || -ly, ad. sciem- 
 ment || avec finesse. 
 
 knowledge, nSl'ij, s. oonnalssance, 
 
 science, (. || habllete, f. (vcan), in. 
 
 knuckle, nuk' I, s. jointure, 1 II jorrct (de 
 
 knuckle, nuk' I, v. n. (to - under) se 
 
 soumettre. 
 
 la I id, la void 1 1[ moo DIeu I 
 
 label, u' bit, a. ecilteuu, m., <Uqnette, (. 
 
 label, In'bfl. T. a. ftlMMeY. 
 
 labial, ttfbtdl, a. labial. 
 
 laboratory, Idb'Sra tir i, a. Uboratolre, m. 
 
 laborious, labtfriH, a. laborieux || p- 
 
 olble || -ly/ ad. laborleusement. 
 labour, Wttr. I. travail, ouvraga, m. || 
 
 pelne, f. || (mod.) travail d'enfant. m. 
 labour, Iffbir. v. a. <t n. travailler || tf 
 
 tourmeoU || Sti-e en travail. filer, m. 
 
 labourer, Iffbirtr, s. manoeuvre, journa- 
 laburnnm, 1A btr'num.a. (nux-4bnler, 01. 
 labyrinth, lab'lrintk, s. Ubrrinthe, m. 
 lac, l&k, s. laque, f. fdentelle, t. 
 
 lace, lot, 8. lacet, cordon, m. || galou, ux K 
 
 i ; JSSt, tubs, tut. y ihir t Joy ; t ami, yet; toul, tial; thiny, 0Un.
 
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 lace larkfpur 
 
 luce, lot, v. a. laoer || galonuer, garnir de 
 dentelle. 
 
 lacerate, IStferdl, v. a. lacerer, dgchirer. 
 
 lack, lak, a. manque, besoin, m. fde. 
 
 lack, lAk, v. a. <t n. avoir besoin, manque 
 
 lackadaisical, Idk'addti kdl, a. scnti- 
 
 lackey, Mf i, g. laquais, m. [mental. 
 
 laconic, Id kon'ik, a. (-ally, ad.) laconique 
 
 lacquer, la.k'er, s. laque, m. [(inont). 
 
 lacquer, Idk'er, v. a. laquer. 
 
 lad, lad, a. jeune garcon, m. 
 
 ladder, Idtfder, s. Ichelle, f. 
 
 lade, lad, v. a. ir. charger. 
 
 lading-, Iff ding, a. chargement, m. || bill 
 of ~, lettre de vonure, f. 
 
 ladle, Id'dl, a. louche, grande cuiller, f. 
 
 lady, l&'dl, 8. dame, f. || young- ~, de- 
 moiselle, f. || my-, inadarae, t |! --bird, 
 . bete a Dieu, f. || day, a. fete de 
 I'Annonciatlon, f. || ~-klller, 8. homme 
 a bonnes fortunes, m. || col de chemise 
 (eUilS en pointe), m. || ~-love, s. nial- 
 tresse. I. [e'lc'gaut. 
 
 ladylike, Id'dilik, a. de dame || deTicat, 
 
 ladyship, Id'diifttp, 8. qualiUS de dame, 
 t || madame, f. 
 
 lag:, log, v. n. tarder, trainer. 
 
 lag-g-ard, lag' gird, 8. tralnard, m. 
 
 lag-oon, lagan', a. lagune, f., maiais, m. 
 
 lalo(al), UrUfat, a. lalque, siSculier. 
 
 lair, lar, a. repaire. glte. reauit, m. 
 
 laird, lard, 8. laird (lord ecossaig), m. 
 
 laity, Iffiti, a. lalques, m. pi. 
 
 lamb, ISm, 8. agneau, m. 
 
 lamb, lam, y. n. agneler. 
 
 lambkin, l&m' kin, 8. agnelet, m. fdoox. 
 
 lamblike, tdm'Cik, a. comma un agneau, 
 
 lame, lam, v. a. egtropier. 
 
 lame, lam, a. (-ly, ad.) bolteux || impar- 
 fait(eraent) |[ en boitant 
 
 lameness, idm'nfi, t. boitement, in. || 
 imperfection, f. 
 
 lament, Idminf. g. complainte, f. 
 
 lament, Idmenf, T. a. i n. se lamenter, 
 plaindre. 
 
 lamentable, lutn'entabl, a. deplorable. 
 
 lamentation, lam in tafiMin, s. lamen- 
 tation, f. 
 
 lamented, la mint' id, a. regrett^. 
 
 lamp, lamp, g. lampe, f. ![ ~-blaok, s. 
 uoir de fume, m. |j ~-lig:hter, g. allu- 
 meur, m. || oil, 8. huile a bruler, f. || 
 ~-post, 8. caridfilabre, lampadaire, m. |j 
 ~-snade, B. abat-jour, m. 
 
 lampoon, lam pan', B. pasquinade, f. 
 
 lampoon, Idmpon', T. a. satiriser. 
 
 lamprey, lam pri, 8. lamproie. f. 
 
 lanoe, lant, s. lance, f. [de lanoette. 
 
 lanoe, lunt, T. a. percer || donner un coup 
 
 lanoer, lan'ter, g. lancier, m. 
 
 lanoet, tdn'tft, a. lancette, f. 
 
 laud, land, a. pays, m., contr^e, f. || ter- 
 rain, m. If tall, a. heritage, m. |( (mar.) 
 aue>age, m. || --flood, s. inondauon, f. || 
 o-toro*, s. arraSe deterre, f. II --holder, 
 a. proprieuilre foncier, m. || ~-leag-ue, g. 
 en Irlande, f. II --owner, s. 
 
 proprifitalre toncler, m. || --tax, a. Impdt 
 
 foncier, m. 
 
 land, land, v. a. & n. dfibnrquer. 
 landau, Idn difO/', a. landau (volttire), m. 
 landed, Idn' did, a foncier || property, 
 
 g. bieng-fonds, m. pi. [de'burcHddrr, m. 
 landing, land'ing, e. dfibarqurnicnt, in. || 
 landlady, Idnd'lddi, a. propri^tnire, f. II 
 
 liotespp, f. 
 
 landless, land' Us, a. sans terre. 
 landlocked, land'lokt, a. fntferntf entre 
 
 des terrca, in. [hote, m. 
 
 landlord, land" lord, a. propritairc, m. || 
 landlubber, land' Kb tier, a. (mar.) marin 
 
 d'can douce, m. || vagabond, m. 
 landmark, l&nd'mdrk, t. fronti?re, f. 
 landscape, Idnd'ikdp, t. paytage, m. || 
 
 ~-g-ardener, a. architerte-paytmgigte, 
 
 m. || --painter, 8. peiutre de payenge, 
 
 m. fterre, m. 
 
 landslip, land' flip, a. gboulement de 
 lane, Ian, a. ruelle, allfip, f. 
 langrua^e, Idng'gwii, a. langagp, m., 
 
 langue, f. |] style, m. [| bad -, grossi$rct6s, 
 
 t. pi. 
 langruld, ISng'gwid, a. ( ly, ad.) langulg- 
 
 sant |i faible(ment)J) lentement. 
 langrnlsh, lany' gwish, v. n. languir. 
 langraor, Idng gfwjtr, 8. langurur, f. 
 lank(y), Idngk(i), a, maigrc, dcharn6 [j 
 
 l&che, plat. 
 
 lankness, Idngk'nfi, a. malgreur, f. 
 lantern, Idn' tern, a. lanterne, 1 || fuuul, 
 
 m. |l mag-lo ~, lanterne mugique, f. 
 lap, lap, a. giron, m. || patte, f. |j bout 
 
 d'oreille, m. ||~-dog, a. chlen de salon, m. 
 lap, Idp, v. a. & n. plier, envelopper || 
 
 laper, lecher U to ~ over, recouvrir, re- 
 
 tomber sur. 
 
 laprnl, Idp'fdSl. a. plein son tablier. 
 lapidary, Idp' t dirt, a. lapidaire, m. 
 lapis lasnll, lap' it tte'uli, a. lapis-lazuli, 
 lappet, Idp'pit, a. pan, m. liu. 
 
 lapse, lips, a. ecoulement, laps, m. II b<5- 
 
 vue, t 
 lapse, I6.pt, T. n. couler doucement, a'6- 
 
 couler || tomberjl fallllr || dCchoir 
 lap-wing 1 , Idp' wing, a. vanneau, m. 
 larboard, Idr'burd, a. (mar.) blbnid, m. 
 larceny, Idr'sint, a. lai-cln, vol. m. 
 laroh(-tree), Idrch'(tri), a. larix, m. 
 lard, lard, g. lard, m. 
 lard, lard, v. a. larder, piquer. 
 larder, Idr'dir. s. garde-manger, m. 
 lardlngr-pin, lar' ding pin, g. lardoire, f. 
 larire, Idrj, a. (-ly, ad.) grog || l.irgr(inei)t) 
 
 || copleux II at ~, amplement, en u<:u6ru\ || 
 
 en liberte || diffus^mcnt II abondinnmpiit. 
 largeness, Idrj'nd, s. grosaeur, grnnjeur, 
 
 largeur, f. 
 
 lariress, Idr'jit, a. largesse, f. 
 lark, lark, g. alouette, f. II to have a -, 
 
 faire une escapade || what a ~ t 98 doit 
 
 etre Rrnusant! 
 
 lark, lark, y. n. Jouer dea tours. 
 larkspur, lark' spur, a. pled-d'alouette, m, 
 
 t Mt, ftr, ldV>; Mrt, git, Kir; mini, fan; no, JtSt f prSv; Ae&;
 
 larva leading 
 
 133 
 
 larva, lar'vi, 8. larve, f. 
 
 laryngitis, Utrinfi'tl*, 8. (mfd.) laryn- 
 
 plte, f. 
 
 larynx, Iffrlngki, s. larynx, m. Jm. 
 
 lascar, Ids' kar, t. lascar, matelot indien, 
 lascivious, las!iv'iuf,&. lascil || -ly, ad. 
 
 lascivement. 
 laooivlousness, Ifailv'i Hi n Hi, 8. lascl- 
 
 vet4, impudiciteVt, 
 lash, /rtj/i, s. conp de fouet, m. || coup, m. 
 
 || surciusmp, m. (fell, m. |l laisse, f. 
 lash, lath, v. a. A n. foucttcr || satlrioer || 
 lass, lit, B. (jeune) fiile, f. (lancer. 
 
 lassitude, IMtittid, s. lassitude, f. 
 lasso, Jits' to, s. lasso, lazo, m. 
 last, liift, a. forme poor lea chanssures, f. [| 
 last, la. it, v. n. (hirer. l(mar.) lest, m. 
 
 last, l&tt, a. A ad. dernier || la derniSre 
 
 fois || at ~, rnfin |[ at the ~, en tout 
 
 dernier lieu |J -ly, ad. enfin. fflement). 
 lasting'. laitTing. a. (-ly, d.) pprp6tuel 
 latch, lilrh, s. loquet, m. || ~-key, 8. 
 
 passe-partout, m. 
 late, lal, a. & ad. tard, lent, tardif || feu, 
 
 drtfnnt || dernlflrrment. || of ~, dcrnicre- 
 
 ment || -ly, ad. donuls pen. 
 lataen-rigrred, ULtMngd, a. (mar.) 
 
 pr66 en latlne. [retard, m. 
 
 lateness, Idfnfi, 8. temps trCs-avnm-C, 
 latent, latxnt', a. cacb6. secret. fment). 
 lateral, UUftrtU, a. (-ly, ad.) latfral(e- 
 lath, lath, g. latte, f., lattls, in. 
 lath*, laOi, s. tour de tourneur, m. 
 lather, l&tKfr, 8. mousse de savon, f. 
 lather, M0l'er,v..<fen. sarnnner || mousser. 
 Latin, Id fin, t. langue latine, f. 
 Latin, MCfn, a. latin. 
 Latlnlty, litfn'iti, s. Intinltfi, f. 
 latitude, Idt'ltud, 8. etendue, L||latlWdc, f. 
 latitudinal, MHtffdindl, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 laiitudlnal(ement). [esprit fort, m. 
 
 latltndinarlan, UUiludlna'ridn, s. 
 latten, lUt'tn, s. fer-blanc, lalton, m. 
 latter, Ufttr, a. dernier, postfirleur || the 
 
 ~, celul-d, cellc-ci |j -ly, ad. derniire- 
 
 raent 
 
 lattice, ISfttt, 8. treillls. treillage, m. 
 lattice, idt'tii, r. a. treillisser. 
 laud, Igtod, y. a. loner, ce'lgbrer. 
 laudable, IdTud'ibl, a. louable. 
 laudably, latiud' Abli, ad. louublcment. 
 laudatory, Id&d'&tsri, a. louangeur. 
 l.iug-h, iff, 8. riiT, m. 
 langrh, laf, y. n. rire [I to ~ In one's 
 
 sleeve, rire sous barbe II broad ~, s. 
 
 gros rire, in. || to have the - on one's 
 
 side, avoir IPS ricurs de sou cot6. 
 laughable, lafd bl, a. risible. [risible, 
 laug-hably, /s/'ilWt, ad. d'une mnniCre 
 laug-her, laf lr. B. rieur, m. 
 laugrhlnffly, Idfinali, ad. en riant. 
 laughing' -stock, Idfing ttik, a. rUCe, f., 
 
 objet de risle, m. 
 laughter, W/*/fr, s. rire, ri8, m. 
 Ittunoh, lunth, a. (mar.) inUe a 1'eau, f., 
 
 latifiige, m. Iw Jrter & 1'euu. 
 
 lunoh, Idnik, v. , A n. lancer ft 1'euu || 
 
 aundress, Idn'drti. s. blanchisseuse, f. 
 anndry, Idn'dri, s. lavanderie, f. || lavage, 
 aureate, IfO/ridt, a. laurfiat. [m. 
 
 anrel, ISr'fl, 8. laurier, m. 
 anrelled, lor'ild, a. couconnfi de laurier. 
 ava, lava, s. lave, f. 
 avatory, ISv'&tiri, t. lavoir, m. 
 avender, tdr'fnder, 8. lavande, f. 
 avlsh, l&v'lih, y. a. prodiguer. 
 avish, /nvTaA, a. prodjgue || -ly, ad. pro- 
 digalement. 
 
 law, IdTii, s. loi, f. II drolt, m. It procSs, m. || 
 Jurisprudence, f. || --breaker, s. trnns- 
 gresseur de la loi, m. || ~-grlver, -- 
 maker, s. l^cislatcur, m. 
 
 lawful, toB/fool, a. (-ly, ad.) Mgal(emenl) 
 || Msitime. [\fgilimM, f. 
 
 lawfulness, Itfdffmlngs, 8. Ugftltt*, f. || 
 
 lawless, laV/lfr, a. illegal || drfc;le. 
 
 lawlessness, MfJAM, s. ill^galite'. f. 
 
 lawn, Jofi'n, s. pelouse, f. II Unon, m. || ~- 
 mowor, s. faucheur, m. || -tennis, 8. 
 lawn-tennis, jen de paurae, m. 
 
 lawsuit, lot/ tut, s. proc6s, m. 
 
 lawyer, Idti/yir, t. nvocat, m. || Ifigtgte, m, 
 
 lax, l&kt, a. Iftche || rclache. 
 
 laxative, Idks'&tiv, 8. laxatlf. n. 
 
 laxative, Inkn'Ativ, a. lazatif. 
 
 laxity, Idks'iti. s. relachement, m. 
 
 lay, in. s. couche, range*, (. || pari, m., mite, 
 f. || chant, m. 
 
 lay, Id, y. a. <t n. ir. mettro, placer || 
 concher || apalser || former, tramer II 1m- 
 puter || pondre (of birds) || porier || to ~ 
 by, mettre de c6l6, rfserver || to - down, 
 dgposer, mettre has || to ~ out, arranger || 
 ensevelir (a corpse) II dpensrr (money) 
 || to ~ to, (mar.) tenlr au vent II to ~ 
 oneself out to, aapirer a qc. 
 
 lay, Id, a. lai, laique, laic || --figure, s. 
 mannequin, m. 
 
 layer, la'tr, s. couche, f. || marcolte, f. 
 
 laying-. Id' ing, B. misr, f. |l ponte, f. 
 
 layman, td'man, s. liiiano, m. 
 
 lasar-honse, ld'*dr luffof, laxaretto, 
 Imdrrfftri. s. lazaret, m. 
 
 lastly, in':', it, ad. nonchalamraent. 
 
 laslne ss, la'zinfs, B. faineant !(>, f. 
 
 lasy, Id'ii, a. faineant. 
 
 loa. If, B. prairie, f., prS, clos, m. 
 
 lead, ltd, s. piomb, m. || interligne, m. || 
 to heave the ~, (mar.) Jeter la sonde II 
 -s, s. pi. ton 1 1 re. f. n 
 
 lead, ltd, s. conduite, f. || (at cards) main, 
 f. || acquit, m. || to have the ~, avoir 
 la main, etre le premier en canes. 
 
 lead, ltd. v. a. plomber || Interllgner. 
 
 lead, lid, r. a. & n. ir. conduire, mener, 
 dirigcr, entralner II to ~ off, emmener, 
 d^iourncr II to ~ on, entralner. attlrer. 
 
 lead(en), led'(n), a. de plomb || lourd fl 
 --pencil, s. crayon, m. 
 
 leader, lifer, 8. guid.-. chef, m. || article 
 de fond, m. |f cbeval de vole*, m. 
 
 leading, lid' 'ing ; article, I. article da 
 food, m., premier Paris, premier Loadra, 
 etc. || strings, 8. pi. mleies, f. pi. 
 
 ; fXt, tube, tub. y chairfjoy ; game, yet; f ioul, tealj.JMng, Olere.
 
 134 
 
 leaf leonine 
 
 leaf, Hf 8. feuille, f. || fouillet, m. || bat- 
 taut (d'une porte), m. || to turn over a 
 new ~, changer de gamme. 
 
 leafless, leflit, a. sans feuillea || effenlll6. 
 
 leafy. Iff i, a. feutllu. 
 
 league, 'Iff, s. ligue, f. || lieue, f. 
 
 league, tia, v. n. Be liguer. 
 
 leaguer, If ger, g. conldr& m. 
 
 leak, lek, s. (mar.) vole d'eau, f. || to spring 
 a -, (mar.) faire eau, faire one voie d'eau. 
 
 leak, lek. v. n. faire eau || to ~ out, se rfi- 
 pandre f| pernr. 
 
 leakage, lek'aj, s. conlage, m. 
 
 leaky, lek'i, a. falsant eau. 
 
 lean, Im, T. n. s'appuyer, (Be)pencher. 
 
 lean, len, a. maigre. 
 
 leanness, len'nes, s. maigreur, f. 
 
 leap, lip, s. taut, m. || to take a . faire 
 un taut fl o-year, t. ann^e bissextile, f. 
 
 leap, lip, v. a. & n. ir. sauter. franchlr. 
 
 leapfrog, lep'frSp, 8. cheval fonda (Jen 
 d'enfants), m. ftruire. 
 
 learn, Urn, v. a. & n. apprendre, s'ln- 
 
 learned, lern'td, a. savant, erudit || -ly, 
 ad. savamment. (e'tude, f. 
 
 learning, Urn'lng, e. science, Erudition, 
 
 lease, lea, s. ball, m. || ~-holder, s, loca- 
 talre par bail, m. 
 
 lease, la, T. a. donner a ball. 
 
 leaser, lez'er, t. glaneur, m. 
 
 leash, lit\, s. laiese, f. 
 
 leash, lith, r. a. mener en laisse. 
 
 least, lett. a. <t ad. le plus petit, le moindre 
 || moins ]| at ~, at the ~, au moins, du 
 moins || not In the ~, pas le moins du 
 monde. 
 
 leather, Ifffi'cr, B. culr, m. || peau, f. || 
 patent , culrverni, m. []~- dresser, a. 
 
 leathern, llOl'ern.a, de cuir. [tanneur, m. 
 
 leathery, IftH' ir i, a. qul ressemble au culr. 
 
 leave, lev, s. liberte, permission, f. I] 
 congS, m. I) ticket of ~, s. exeat, m. l| 
 to take one's ~, prendre conge || to 
 take French >, prendre la permission 
 sous Bon bonnet jf by your ~, arec rotre 
 permission || ne TOUB en deplalse II gare I 
 
 leave, lev, T. a. ir. quitter, abandonner j| 
 laisser || " to be left till called for,' ; 
 poste restante (of letters). 
 
 leaved, levd, a. feullln. 
 
 leaven, Uv'n, s. levain, m. 
 
 leaven, ifv'n, v. a. faire lerer. 
 
 leavings, le'vingz, e. pi. retrtes, m. pi. 
 
 lecherous, IfcK triia, a. deTjauch^. 
 
 lection, llk'thun, lecture, Ifk'tur ou 
 liVcMfr, t. lecture, f.. discours, sermon, 
 m. || reprimande, f. || curtain--, se- 
 monce conjugale, f. || ~-hall, s. lalle de 
 lecture, f. 
 
 lecture, Ifk'tur ou UVchS6r, T. a. A D. 
 faire on coura (de) || ensei^uer || rSpri- 
 maoder. Ifesaeur, m. 
 
 lecturer, ISlfturtr, t. lectenr, m. || pro- 
 ledge, lij, . bord, m. |) cooche, t 
 
 ladger, lij' ti; . (com.) grand llrre de 
 compte, m. . 
 
 Ud -horse, lU'hSri, t. cheval de main, m. 
 
 lee(-slde), l" (nd), s. (mar.) bord de 
 sous-le-vent, m. || --way, s. (mar.) d6- 
 rlve, f. 
 
 leech, lech, g. Bangsue, f. || (mar.) rallngue, 
 f. || horse--, v^t^rinaire, m. 
 
 leek, let, s. poircau, m. 
 
 leer, Icr, s. oelllade, f. 
 
 leer, ler, T. n. regarder da coin de I'ceil. 
 
 lees, la, 8. pi. lie, f. 
 
 leeward, iff erd, a. & ad. sous le rent. 
 
 left, lift, a. gauche || on the ~, a gauche || 
 --handed, a. gaucber || (marrlageR) 
 de la main gauche j| ~-luggage-offloe, 
 s. bureau des bagages en dlpoL ra. l| 
 off, a. de rebut. fcuisse, f. || tigc, f. 
 
 leg, Kg, s. jambe, f., pied, m. || gigot, m., 
 
 logacy. Kg' a si, 8. legs, m. 
 
 legal, legal, a. (-ly, ad.) UgalfMMOQ, 
 
 legalise, If gal is, T. a. Ugaliser. 
 
 legality, legal,' IK, 8. legality, f. 
 
 legate, Ify'dt, 8. legat, m. 
 
 legatee, Ifgnte', 8. ligataire, m. 
 
 legation. Had' than. s. ambassadc, *. 
 
 legend, Iff end, g. legende, f. 
 
 legendary, Ifj enderi. a. de ISgende. 
 
 legerdemain, lej'erai'mdn, s. tour da 
 passe-passe, m. ff. pi. 
 
 leggings, Ifg'ginax, s. pi. grandcs gvetrr..*, 
 
 legibility, Ifjibifttf, 8. lisibiliW, nettet4 
 d'^criture, f. 
 
 legible, Iffibl, a. lisible. 
 
 legibly, lefibli, ad. lisiblement 
 
 legion, le'jun, s. lesion, f. 
 
 legislation, lej is la! shun, s. lpi?l^tion, t 
 
 legislative, It/ it la Kv, a. Iggislatif. 
 
 legislator, Uf is later, s. l^gislateur, m. 
 
 legislature, Igfisl&tur. s. legislature, f. 
 
 legitimacy, Kjifim&ti, 8. Wzitimite, f. 
 
 legitimate, lejif \rnat, r. a. legitimer. 
 
 legitimate, lejifimat, a. (-ly, ad.) legi- 
 tirae(ment). [mation. f. 
 
 legitimation, lejitimffihun, s. l^jriti- 
 
 legnminous, Ifyu'minut, a. legumineux. 
 
 leisure, lfzMOro\i lf*hS6r, s. loisir, m. || 
 at ~, a loisir. floisir, peu a pcu. 
 
 leisurely, le'ffiSSrK on l?zhS6rK, ad. ft 
 
 lemon. Km! in, s. limon, m. || citron, m. || 
 ~-peel, s. gcorce de citron, f. 
 
 lemonade, lem'onad, s. llmonade, f. 
 
 lend, Ifnd, v. a. ir. preter. 
 
 length, Ungth, s. longueur, tendue, 
 distance, f. |l at ~, au long || enfin II at 
 full ~, tout de son long || to go, carry 
 to great -s, alter, porter bien loin. 
 
 lengthen, Ungth'n. Y. a. & n. allonger, 
 prolonger, s'al longer. 
 
 lengthy, ISnglh'i, a. d^tailKS, prolong^. 
 
 lenient, Ifniinl, a. Ifinitif. 
 
 lenitive, If/Si tie, a. linlUt, calmant, 
 riiiuilii-ut, m. 
 
 lenitive, lln'itiv, a. uJouclssant. 
 
 lenity, lin'iti, s. Uou.<rur, indulgence, f. 
 
 lens, lint, e. lentille, t., verre U 
 m. 
 
 Laflt, lint, 8. Cureine m. 
 
 lentil. Hi,' til, 8. lentille, f. 
 
 leonine, Ic'unin, a. Ituiiin. 
 
 , Mt, far, Wl6; -. here, yd, Kar; mine, inn; no, *, prom; k&t;
 
 leopard lift 
 
 135 
 
 leopard, Itp'trd, a. leopard, m. 
 
 leper, lip'er, a. Ifipreux, m. 
 
 leprosy, Icp'rSai, 8. ISprc, f. 
 
 leprous, lep'rus, a. Ifipreux, ladre, 
 
 lesion, L?zh,un, B. lesion, f. 
 
 less. Us, a. & ad. moindre. pics petit II 
 moina || to grrow ~, diminner || none 
 the ~, d'autant molns. 
 
 lessee, Uaif, s. fennler, m. 
 
 lessen, lii'tn, v. a. & a. rapelisser, 
 amoindrir || a'amoindrir. fmoins. 
 
 lesser, litftr, a. & ad. plus petit, moindre II 
 
 lesson, Us' in, g. le^on, f. || rdprimande, L 
 
 lessor, Ihfttr, B. baflieur, m. 
 
 lest, Kit, c. de pear one, de cralnte qne. 
 
 let, lit, r. * n. Ir. laisser, permettre, 
 souffrir || louer ]] empecher || to ~ one 
 into a secret, inltier qn. a ua secret || 
 to - be or alone, laisser tranqnille || to 
 ~ down, faire descendre || to ~ off, laisser 
 echapper || de'charger (une arme a feu). 
 
 lethargic, Igthdr'jtk, a. KUbargique. 
 
 lethargy, litk'drji, s. lethargic, I. 
 
 letter, lifter, R. lettre, f. II caractere d'lm- 
 primerle, m. || epttre, f. || --box, B. 
 Dolte aux lettres, f. || --carrier, s. fao- 
 teur de la poste, m. |] ~-caae, I. porte- 
 lettres, m. || --press, s. Impression 
 typographiqne, f. || --rack, s. semamicr, 
 m. || --writer, a. gpistolaire, m. || polv- 
 grapbe, m. fture Imprimee. 
 
 lettered, Ift'ttrd, a. lettre || avec couver- 
 
 letterlnr, Iff tiring, s. titre, m. || caractere 
 d'e'criture, m. 
 
 lettuce, item, a. laltue, f. 
 
 Levant, Uv&nf, a. levant, orient, m. 
 
 levant, liv&nf , v. n. bruler la politesee 
 a qn. || lever le pled. Jlevantin. 
 
 Z>evantlne, liv&n'Kn on Itvdn'tin, a. 
 
 levee, liv't. a. lever (da rol), m. 
 
 level, llv'tl, s. nlveau, m., e"galite\ f. || 
 visfie, f. lUonner || vlser. 
 
 vel, Kv'gl. T. a. nlvelerlldlriger || propor- 
 evel, liv'tl, a. nni || horizontal, de nlveau. 
 ever, Ifvtr, s. levier, m. (mScanlquc). 
 everare. Wtr\j, a. moment, m. (en 
 everet, Uv'irtt, s. Ifivraut. m. 
 eviathan, Uvfdth&n, a. Uvlatban, m., 
 
 Zievlte, ifvtt, a. lvitc, m. ibaleine, f. 
 
 levltlcal, litvit'lknl, a. de 16vlte. 
 
 levity. Uv'i tl. a. 16geiet& t. 
 
 levy, Uv'i, a. levfie, f. 
 
 levy, Ufv'i, v. a, lever l| imposer || enroler. 
 
 lewd, lud on tit. a. dfibauchg, dissolu || 
 -ly, ad. lascivement. [banche, f. 
 
 lewdness, lucTnfi on lod'nia, a. df- 
 
 lezloogrrapher, Ifki I k$g' r&f ir , a. lexl- 
 cographr, m. (m. 
 
 lezloon, llks'ikun, a. lezlque, dictionnaire. 
 
 liability, /idfiiTiK, a. responsabllltl, f. || 
 liabilities, pi. (com.) passU, m. 
 
 liable, Kail, a. responsable, ezpo4 a, 
 
 liar, ti'ir, 9. menteur, m. 
 
 libation, KbSthin, B. libation, t. 
 
 libel, trill, a. libflie, m., eatlre, t 
 
 libel, ivt>,'.l. v. a. ditfarner. 
 
 libeller, Kbit lir, a. llbelllste, m. 
 
 libellona, Wbilliu, a. dUCIamatoire. 
 
 liberal, KVtr&l, a. (-ly, ad.) libfiral 
 (ement) || gnreux, honnete || gen^reuse- 
 ment, 
 
 liberalism, IWir alizm, B. llbfralisme, m. 
 
 liberality, liber al' ill, e. libralit, g6n6- 
 roslteV f. 
 
 liberate, IWirSt, v. a. affrancblr, llbfirer. 
 
 liberation, l>0> 4r ff thun. e. liberation, t 
 
 libertine, lib' or tin, e. llbertln, m. 
 
 libertine, KVtrtin, a. llbertlo. fnc- 
 
 llbortinlsm, ZtS'*-nis:m. B. llbertinage, 
 
 liberty, Kb'trti, s. liberty, f., privilSge, 
 m. || at ~, libre || to set at ~, delivrcr, 
 affrancblr || to be at ~ to, avoir la per- 
 mission de. [dineux. 
 
 libidinous, KKd'tniif, a. libertin. llb<- 
 
 llbrarlan, tibrffri&n, s. Wbliotbficaire, m. 
 
 Ubrary, li'br&ri, s. bibUothfique, f. || clr- 
 culattng: -, cabinet de lecture, m. 
 
 lice, fit, pi. de louse. 
 
 licence, K'ifnt, B. licence, f. || permission, 
 f. |j patent*, f. || marriage , dispense 
 de bans, t. 
 
 licence, K ftni. v. a. permissionner || pa- 
 tenter || -d pnysioian, a. mfidecin 16- 
 galement admls a I'ezercice, m. 
 
 licentiate, fi stn' shi at, B. liconcifi, m. 
 
 licentious, Kin'.ihu8, a. liccncieux || 
 -ly, ad. licendeusement. 
 
 lichen. 17 ken ou Hch'fn, s. lichen, m. 
 
 lick, Uk, v. a. lecher || rosser. 
 
 licking-, lik'lng. B. rossee, f. 
 
 licorice, litftrlt. s. vide liquorice. 
 
 lie tor, lik'ter, a. licteur, m. 
 
 lid, lid, a. couvercle, m. II pauplfire. f. 
 
 lie, K, e. mensonge, m. [[ to rive the ~ 
 to, dCmentir. 
 
 lie, li, v. n. Ir. etre couchfi, reposer l| roster, 
 demeurer || etre aitue 1 || mentir || here -s, 
 ci-gH (I as much as 1m me -s, autant 
 quMl depend de moi || to - low, ae tenir 
 
 Here, Hi, a. lige. Itapl. 
 
 lien, K'Sn, e. drolt de salsie, m. 
 
 lieu, lu. B. lieu, m. |] In ~ ot, an lieu de. 
 
 lieutenancy, Ifftfn 'dnst, s. lleutenance, f. 
 
 lieutenant, tfflfn'int, a. lieutenant, m. 
 
 life, Kf, a. vie, existence, f. || vivacit4, f. || 
 manlSre de vlvre, f. || (or --, a vie || to 
 the ~, d'nprPs nature II --belt, 8. cein- 
 ture de sanvetage, f. || ~-boat, s. canot 
 de sauvetage, m. l| --buoy, s. bouee de 
 aauvetage, i. ]| --estate, --interest, s. 
 propriCte a vie, f. || ruard, a. garde du 
 corps, m. I] --office, --policy, s. bureau 
 d'asaurance stir la vie, m. || - preserver, 
 a. apparell de sauvetage, m. || casse-tSte, 
 m. || --size, s. grandeur naturelle, f. 
 
 lifeless, li/'lfs, s. Bans vie. 
 
 lifelong-, Rf'lSng, a. de toute la vie. 
 
 lifetime, Kftim, s. duree de la vie, f. 
 
 lift, lift. a. effort, m. || crtc, .m. || escaller 
 mecaniquc, m. || (Am.) treillia, m. || dea'd 
 ~, peine perdue, f. || to giv one a ~, 
 mult- vt- r qn. , donner nn coup d'^paule a qn. 
 
 lift, lift, v. a. Ir. lever, eoulever, hausser || 
 elcver || voler. 
 
 ; ; fift, tut, tiib. || tha%r,jvff gantt, yw; tout, ttal; thing, tbert.
 
 136 
 
 lig&ment litigant 
 
 Itiramcnt, Ug'&mtnt,*. ligament, lien, m 
 
 ligature, ii;' a tur,B. ligature, f ., bandage, m 
 
 light, Kt, B. lumiere, lueur, f. 11 clarte", f. 
 Jour, m. H feu, m. || allumette, f. || fenetre 
 j. |j intelligence, f. || to come to ~, pa 
 raltre au grand jour, se reVeler || to set ~ 
 to, mettre le feu a || to stand In one's 
 own ~, Be cacher a goi-meme le jour. 
 
 light, lit, v. a. <t n. ir. allumer, eclairer || 
 arriverjl s'enflammer || descendre. 
 
 light, Kt, a. Ifiger || facile, also" II Incon- 
 stant, agile || clair || blond || eclatant || 
 -ly, ad. legerement l| facilement, super- 
 ficiellement || gaiement || ~-fingrered, a. 
 fripon, qui ales doigts crochus || to make 
 ~ of, ne tenir aucun compte de. 
 
 lighten, lit'n. v. a. & n. Eclairer, luire || 
 faire des ficlairs. || eoulager. 
 
 lighter, nt'tr, B. allumcur, m. || allege, f. 
 
 lighterman, hftrm&n, s. gabarier, m. 
 
 lighthouse, KtfhdMis. 8. phare, m. 
 
 lighting, Kfing. 8. eclairnge, m. 
 
 lightness, fifnh, B. l<$g?i-eU5, f. 
 
 lightning, nfninff, B. foudre, f. I: forked 
 ~, foudre, t. J| fulguration, f. || heat ~, 
 beet ~, Sclairs de cbaleur, m. pi. || 
 ~-rod, B. paratonnerre, m. 
 
 lights, lits, 8. pi. poumons, m. pi. 
 
 lightsome. RCsum, n. Ifger || clair, gai, 
 
 ligneous, li.g'niua, a. ligneuz. Joyeux. 
 
 like, Ilk, B. pareil, m. || parellle, 1. 
 
 like, lik, v. a. A n. aimer, trouvcr bon, 
 approuver, goQtcr. 
 
 like, lik, a. ad. semblable, pareil, 6gal || 
 com me || probablement II that is Just ~ 
 him I c'est bien lui ! [probability, f. 
 
 likelihood. IVc'litiWct, 8. vraifemblance, 
 
 likely, We'll, a. <k ad. vraiscmblable, pro- 
 bable [I (Am.) probablement 
 
 liken, li'kn, T. a. comparer. 
 
 likeness, lik'nfs, s. resaemblance , f. || 
 portrait, m. || to have one's ~ taken, 
 faire faire son portrait. 
 
 like-wise, hk'wiz, ad. de mfjme. ausai. 
 
 liking, li king. 8. gout, m. || gre, m. || em- 
 bonpoint, m. |j amitie', 1. 1| to take a ~ to, 
 
 lilac, li'lak, . lilas. m. [preudn? gout a. 
 
 llllputlan, lilipu shdn, a. liliputien. 
 
 Uly,a;'t,8-(bot.)li8,m.||~ofthevalley,B. 
 
 limb, lint. s. membre, m. [(bot.) muguet,m, 
 
 limber, lim'btr, a. flexible, eouple || -s, 
 s. pi. (mil.) avant-traiu, m. 
 
 limbo, lim'bo, e. limbes, m. pi. 
 
 lime, Km, s. glu, m. || piorre calcalre, chaux, 
 t. |) tilleul, m. || slaked ~, chaux teinto, 
 1 || ~-klln, B. chaufour, m. || ~-pit, s. 
 carriere de chaux, f. 
 
 lime, Km, y. a. engluer. 
 
 limit, lim'it, B. limite, frontire, f. 
 
 limit, lim'it, T. u. rcstreindre || -ed com- 
 pany, B. (com.) coiopaguie anonyme, f. 
 
 limitation, limtta'ehun, 8. restriction, f. 
 
 limn, tim, v. a. pviudre, desaioer. 
 
 limner, tin'ner, . pclnlre, m. 
 
 limp, limp, 8. clochement, m. 
 
 limp, limp, T. n. clocher. 
 
 limp, liwp, a. flexible, eouple. 
 
 limpid, lim'pid, a. clair, transparent, 
 llnoh-pln, limh'pin, s. csse, (. 
 linden, lin'dn, s. tilleul, m. 
 line, Kn, B. ligne, t II rangee, f. |l chcmln 
 
 de fer, m. |l retranchement, m. || allgne- 
 
 ment, m. || vere, m. || famine, f. || linga- 
 
 ment, m. || dessein, m. || ressort, m. fl 
 
 6quateur, m. || ~- keeper, s. (rail.) can- 
 
 tonnler, m. || of the ~, (mil.) do ligne. 
 line, Kn, v. a. doubler, garnir || entourer. 
 lineage, lin'gaj, e. lignpe, f. 
 lineal, lin'idl, linear, lin'ttr, a. linaire || 
 
 Mi-Mi taire || -ly, ad. en ligne directe, 
 lineament, lin't&mfnt, B. trait, m. 
 linen, lin'in, s. toile, f. II lingr, m. H ~- 
 
 draper, 8. marcband de toile or de nou- 
 
 vcniufs, m. || ~-press, 8. armoire A 
 linen, lin'fn. a. de toile. jUnge, f- 
 
 linger, Kng'gir, v. n. larder || languir || 
 
 h^sitcr. 
 
 lingnint, tin g' puns! . 8. linguiete, m. 
 lingnlstlo, linggwie'tik, a. linguistlque. 
 lining, lining, B. doublure, f. || coiffe (d'un 
 
 chapeau). f. 
 link, lingk, 8. chalnon, anneau, m. || lien, 
 
 m. || flambeau, m. || ~-boy, a. porte- 
 
 flambeau, m. 
 
 link, lingk, v. a. encbalner, jolndre. 
 linnet, lin'nlt^ e. linott, f. 
 linseed, lin'ied, s. graine de lln, f. (| ~- 
 
 oil, 8. huile de lin, f. (nolle, f. 
 
 linsey-woolsey, lin'ziwfffil'ai, e. tarta- 
 llnt, lint, B. f ilaBSP, f. || cbarpie, f. 
 lintel, _Jtn' til, s. linteau, m. 
 lion, li' iin, s. lion, m. 
 lioness, li'onts, s. lionne, f. 
 lip, lip, s. Ifivre, f. J| bord, m. || ~- salve, 
 
 s. pommade pour les livrcs, f. 
 liquefy, lik'wgfv, v. a. (4 n.) llqufifler || 
 liquid, lik'wiri, B. Ilquide, ra. [(se) fondre. 
 liquid, lik'u'id, a. liquide. 
 liquidate, lik'widat, v. a. liquider. 
 liquidation, lik vn dd'ihun, s. liquidation, 
 liquor, hk'f.r. s. liqueur, f. [f. 
 
 Ilqu6rloe, lik'tri*, e. reglisge, f. 
 lisp, Htp, 8. b^gayement, m. 
 lisp, litp, T. n. parler du bout des dents || 
 
 (fig.) begayer. (dgsir, m., envie, f. 
 
 list, list, B, liste, f. || lisifre, f.. bord, m. || 
 list, list, v. a. & n. enroler || garnir de 
 
 lisiSres || dfislrer. 
 
 listen, Mn, v. a. ecouter, prSter 1'oreille. 
 listless, list' Us, a. inattentij, nonchalant || 
 
 -ly, ad. n^gligeinment. 
 litany, lifdn t, s. litanie, f. f(ement). 
 
 literal, ht'cral, a. (-ly, ad.) littdral 
 literary, Kfirdrl, a, litteraire || - man, 
 
 8. litterateur, m. 
 
 literature, Kftr&tSr.U. literature, f. 
 lithe, tun., a. souple, pliant, flexible. 
 lithograph, lith'ogrdf, B. lltuographie. f. 
 lithograph, lith'ogr&f, T. a. lithosrapl/iei. 
 lithographer, lith. 6g r&ftr, B.Utbographe, 
 
 m. [phique. 
 
 llthographlo, KtltSgrSfik, a. lithogra- 
 llthography, lit ft Sg'rdfi, 8. lithograpbie, 
 litigant, ht'igant, s. plaideur, m. It 
 
 late, Mt, f&r, litoj here, git, Mr; mint, inn; nB, hot, prove; hoUi;
 
 litigate looking-glass 
 
 137 
 
 litigate, Kflgat, v. a. & n. plaider, Stre 
 
 en procfis. 
 
 litigation, lit iga' shun, B. procCe, m. 
 litigious, Ktij'vt, a. litlgteux, processif. 
 Utter, lit'ttr, s. lititrc, f. || paillasson, m. || 
 
 portee, f. 
 Utter, Ki'ttr, v. a. mcttrc bas (des tftil- 
 
 mnux) || mettre en dsordre || ~, v. n. se 
 little, lira, B. bagatelle, f. [coucher. 
 
 little, Ufa, a. & ad. petit, pen f| ~ by ~, 
 
 peu a peu. 
 
 littleness. Ki'tlnt*. B. petitnw, f. 
 liturgy, lirtrji, 8. Ilturgie, f. 
 Uve, Uv, v. n. vivre, existcr || se condulre, 
 
 ee comportcr. 
 Uve, fir, a. vivant, en vie, vff || --stock, 
 
 i. pi. betatl, m., brsiianx, m. pi. (d'une 
 
 fermp) || ~ coal, 8. braise, f., charbous 
 
 ardpnts, m. pi. 
 
 livelihood, uv'llhdtid. 8. nonrrtture, f. 
 liveliness, liv'linfe.f. vivacitS, gaicte", f. 
 livelong:, liv'ldng, a. durable, permanent, 
 
 titcrnel. (tuel. 
 
 lively, Kv'H, a. eveille, pal || riant || spiri- 
 Uver, Hv'tr, e. fole, m. || good ~, g. gour- 
 mand, m. 
 Uvery, liv'trt, s. llvree, f. II pension pour 
 
 lea cbe van i, f. || corps municipal, m. || 
 
 --company, B. corps de mgtier (de 
 
 Londres), m. II ~-man, s. laquaig, m. 
 livid, tiv'itl, a. llrlde. 
 living, liv'ing, t. entrctien. m., subsistence, 
 living:, liv'lna, a. vivant || vif. If. 
 
 Heard, Miri, s. lizard, in. 
 lo I In, voycz ! vollfl ! 
 loach, Inch, B. loche, f. 
 load, lot, s. fardeau, m., charge, f. || ~- 
 
 star. s. etolle du Nord, f. 
 load, iSd, v. a. charger, 
 loadstone, location, 8. airoant, m. 
 loaf, Iff, 8. pain (de sucre). in. 
 loafer, lofer, t. vagabond, m. 
 loam, 16m, s. terre grasse, marne, f. 
 loan, Ian, s. pret, m. II emprunt, m. || to 
 
 raise a ~, faire, contracter un emprunt 
 loan, Ion, v. a, preter. 
 lo(a)th, loth, a. recalcitrant || nothing: ~, 
 
 bicn dispose a. [gout pour, 
 
 loathe, (001, T. a. ditester, avoir du d6- 
 loathlnsr, IfOl'iny, s. dfigoOt, m. 
 loathly, Intk'li, loathsome, Idt/l'i&m, a. 
 
 d^coOlant, odieuz. 
 lobby, lob'bi, s. vestibule, f. 
 lobe, lob, s. lobe, m. 
 lobelia, Id be'li a, s. (bet) loWlie, t 
 lobster, ISVttir, 8. lioinurd, m. || ~- salad, 
 
 e. salnde de bomard, f. 
 local, lu'kui a. local, 
 localise, Iffkdhz, v. a. locallser. 
 locality, lokdl'iH, s. localite, f. 
 locate, lu'kul, v. a. (Am.) placer, fitabllr, 
 
 fixer. (loocb, uj. 
 
 lotsh, ISk, B. lac, m. || (la pharmacy) 
 look, 16k, s. leirtuv, t || plallae (d'un fuml) 
 
 f. || boucle, f., flocon, m. || ccluae, t, || 
 etrelntc t. || bagarre, t. 
 
 look, 16k, v. a. <t n. fermer & clef || ac- 
 
 crocher || fcrmer |l to ~ In, enfermer. 
 renfermer || to ~ out, former la port? a 
 qn. || to ~ np, serrer, enfermer, tenir 
 sous clef || --Jaw, B. trisme, m. || --out, 
 s. grSve des patrons, f. 
 
 locker, ISkfir, a. tiroir, m., armoire, f. 
 
 locket, ISk'gt, 8. petite serrure, f., bracelet, 
 
 locksmith, ISk'tmitli, B. Berrurier, m. [m. 
 
 locomotion, lokomffshfcn, e. locomotion, L 
 
 locomotive, in komfftiv, B. locomotive, f. 
 
 locomotive, Id komfftiv, a. locomotif. 
 
 locust, Iffkvtt, 8. sauterelle, f. 
 
 lode, lod, B. filon, m., velue, f. 
 
 lodge, I/IJ, B. cabane, f. || loge, f. 
 
 lodge, loj, v. a. & n. loger, placer, fixer || 
 
 lodger, ISftr, s. locataire, m. (deraeurer. 
 
 lodging-house, ISj'ing ftoS>, 8. hotel 
 mrublc', m. [money) dSpfit, m. 
 
 lodgment, Itifmint, s. logement, m. || (of 
 
 loft, toft, B. grenier, m. II soupente, f. 
 
 loftiness, Ifffll nfi, e. filiation, sublfmlte, 
 hauteur, f. f| Herte. f. 
 
 lofty, Uftt, a. f love, haut || sublime || Her. 
 
 log, log. 8. buche, f., billot, bloc, m. || 
 (mar.) lor, m. || --book ou ship's ~, a. 
 (mar.) casernet, m. 
 
 loggerhead, log'gtrhfd, B. lourdaud, sot, 
 m. || to be at -n, etre brouilles || to fall 
 to -s, en venir auz mains. 
 
 logic, Mj'ik B. logique, f. 
 
 logical, Ifj'ikal. a. logique. 
 
 logician, Injith&n, s. logicien, m. fm. 
 
 logwood, log'wSKd, 8. hois de Campfiche, 
 
 loin, lOjn, B. fonge, f . II -s, s. pi. reins, m. pi. 
 
 loiter. lO^'ttr, v. n. falnCnntrr, flftner. 
 
 loll, Inl, v. a. An. tend re, allonger || 8'6tendre 
 nonchalamment 
 
 lollipop, 181'KpSp, H. sucre d'orge. m. 
 
 lone(ly), lon'fHL n. solitaire, seuL 
 
 loneliness, lonllnia, s. solitude, t. 
 
 long, Ifnig, v. n.; to ~ to, avoir envie A 
 to ~ for, d6siror nrdemment. 
 
 long, Idnff, a. A ad. long || longucment, long- 
 temps || the - and short of it Is, en 
 somme, tout, compte fait il how >? com- 
 blen de temps t |) ~-snerlng, a. en- 
 din-nut, patient. 
 
 longevity, ISnjiv'iK, B. longevity, f. 
 
 longing, Idnff'lnf, B. dSsir ardent, m. || 
 iinpatirncc f. |longitud& f. 
 
 longitude, UHf/ltU. B. longueur, f. || 
 
 longitudinal, ISnjitu'dintl, a. (-ly.ad.) 
 longltudlnal(eropnt). [apparence, f. 
 
 look, lank. B. regard, m. || coup d'oeil, m. II 
 
 look. Unit, v. a. A n. regarder, volr || 
 eembler, parattre || avoir 1'air J| to ~ 
 after, soigner || veiller ft |] cbercner || to 
 ~ on, (des malsons etc.) donner sur || re- 
 garder |l ~ out t pitmoz-garde ! gare t If to 
 ~ down upon one, regurder qn. du haut 
 en baa || to - forward to, 8'alteDd>-e & || 
 to ~ on* up, passer cbez qn. || to ~ np 
 to ona, i MI 1 1 |i 1. 1 MII qn. || conslderer qn. 
 (coinme supfiiii-ur) || --out, 8. lieu ii'..ii.- ,-i 
 vution, m. || to keep a good --out, 
 avoir 1'oell au gm-l. |m., glace, f. 
 
 looking-glass, lOOItffnggUa, B. lulrolr, 
 
 ; fS6t t tvlbt, tut. y chair, joy ; game, ytt; tout, feat; tMng, ther.
 
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 loom lute 
 
 loom, lorn, B. metier de tisserand, in. 
 loom, lorn, v. n. ( tnar.yparattre sur 1'borizon. 
 loop, lop. s. bride, f. |] ~-tole, s. trou, m. || 
 
 meurtriere, t 
 loose, los,a. A&U&, detache^! relftche", libre, 
 
 diffus || Inscif || Iftche II -ly, ad. l&che- 
 
 tnent || n6gligemment || lascivement. 
 loosen, 16' tn, v. a. relacher. 
 looseness, loufnis, s. relacbement, m. || 
 loot, lot, s. butin, m. [diarrhCe, f. 
 
 loot, lot, v. a. piller. 
 lop, Up, v. a. brancher, Slagner, 6monder || 
 
 ~- eared, a. Ik oreilles pendantes. 
 loquacious. Id kwa' s hus, a. -babillard. 
 loquacity, 16 kn-as'iti, s. loquacit, f. 
 Lord, lord, ItfCurd, s. seigneur, man, lord, 
 
 m. || Dicti, m. |) my ~, tnonseifmeur. 
 lord, ItTSvrd' , v. n. to ~ It, dominer. [f. 
 lordllness,Zal4T<i'it nfs,s. dignitc, hauteur, 
 lordlingr, (<ftiir<f ling , s. gentillatre, m. 
 lordly, Irf&'rd' li, a. & an. seigneurlal, en 
 
 lord, hautain, insolemment, arrogamment, 
 lordship, laiurd'ihip, a. seieneurie, f. 
 lore, lor, 9. lecon, doctrine, f. || science, f. 
 lose, In:, y. a. & n. ir. perdre, etrp pnviS 
 
 dc, laisser fcbapper |l ruiner || dfipenser 
 loser, lo'zer. 8. perdani, m. |follement. 
 loss, lit, B. perte, f. || dead ~, perte sSche, f. 
 lot, lot, s. lot sort, m. || quote-part, (. || 
 
 (Am.) tcrrc, f. || to cast -s, tirer au sort. 
 loth, loth, a. vide lo(a)th. 
 Lothario, lotha'rio, s. (fig.) lovclcice, m. 
 lotion. Iff thiin, s. lotion, f. 
 lottery, lot'teri, s. lotcrie, f. [haute voix. 
 loud, lowd, a. (-ly, ad.) baut, fort || a 
 loudness, loftd'nc's, s. bruit, m., force de 
 lounge, IrfTvnj, v. n. flaner. |la voir, f. 
 louse, loTi:a, s. pou, m. 
 lousy, low'zi, a. poullleux. 
 lout, liitct, s. rustre, lourdaud, m. 
 loutish, lowt'ish,, a. grassier, rustique. 
 love, Ivv, s. araoar, m. || amie, f. j) In ~, 
 
 amoureux || to make ~, faire 1'amour || 
 
 to play (a grame) for ~, jouor pour rien || 
 
 ~-letter, s. billet-doux, m. f| ~-match, 
 
 8. mariage d'inclination, m. |j ~-sick, a. 
 
 langiiissnnt d'amour. 
 love, iuo, v. a. aimer, chfirir. 
 loveliness, luv' lines, s. amabilite, f. 
 lovely, liiv'li, a. aimable, cbarmant. 
 lover, luv'er, s. amant, m.. amante, f. || 
 
 amateur, m. faffectueusement. 
 
 loving:, luv' ing, a. aitnant, tendre||-ly, ad. 
 low, Jo, v. n. beugler, mngir. 
 low, 15, n. <t ad. oas || de peu de valeur || 
 
 abattu || vil || bnssetnent || a bas prix || a 
 
 voix bas^e || ~-'water, s. mai^e bnsse, f. 
 lower, lo't'r, v. u. i 11. baiaer, abaisaer, 
 
 abatlre, diminuer || B'abalsser. 
 lower, lou/tr. v. D. devenlr sombre || s'as- 
 
 aonibrlr || s'obscurcii 1 1| ineoacer. 
 lower, Iff er, a. intertem. 
 lowering, lav/er ing, a. KOiubre. mena^aiiL 
 ioitrland, Ifflind, g. terrain baa, u. || 
 
 Slaine, f. 
 
 lowliness, Iff lines, 8. bumilite, f. 
 lowly, Iff i\, a. (& ad.) bumble(ment). 
 
 lowness, lu'nes, e. bassesse, f. 
 loyal, Iffy'm, a. (-ly, ad.) loyal (eracnt). 
 loyalty, lff(/'alti, s. loyaute, fidClito, t 
 lozengre, loi'enj, s. losnnge, f. || pastille, t 
 lubber, lub'ber, s. lourdaud, m. 
 lubberly, lub'ber It, a. gros et paresseux. 
 lubricate, Iffbrlhdt, v. a. lubrilier. 
 lucid, 16' sid, a. (-ly, ad.) lucide(ment) || 
 
 lumineux |] limpide. fparence, f. 
 
 lucidity, liiid'iti. s. luciditfi, f. || trans- 
 luclf erf -match), lo'sifer (mdch), s. allu- 
 
 mette cbimique, f. 
 
 luck, ink, s. basard, m., fortune, f., bonbeur, 
 lacklly, luk'tli, ad. heureusement. [in. 
 luckless, luk'les, a. malbeureux. 
 lucky, luk'l, a. heureux. 
 lucrative, Iffkrdtiv, a. lucratif. 
 lucre, lo'kffr, s. lucre, gain, m. 
 lucubration, Id k-u bra shun, s. elncubr.i- 
 
 tion, f. f(ment). 
 
 ludicrous, 16' dt trui, a. (-ly, ad.) burlesque 
 luff, liif, v. n. (mar.) tenir au lot. 
 lugr, lug, T. a. tirer, trainer, 
 lugrgrag-e, lug'gaj, s. bagage, in. y --office, 
 
 s. bureau des bagages, m. II ^-ticket, 8. 
 
 bulletin de bagages, m. l| ~-trein, 8. 
 
 train de bagages, in. || ~- van, s. voiture 
 
 de bagages, f. 
 
 lug-grer, lug'gtr, B. lougre, m. 
 lukewarm, Ink? waform, a. tiCdc || -ly, ad. 
 
 avec tiSdeur. 
 
 lull, liil, K. moment de calroe, m. 
 lull, liil, v. a. & n. endormir || se calmer, 
 lullaby, liil' Id bi, s. berceuse, f. 
 lumber, Him' her, s. Tielllerie, f. || --room, 
 
 8. Rarde-meuble, m. fuaire, m. 
 
 luminary, lq'miheri,s. lumiSre, f. || lumi- 
 Inmlnons, 16' minus, a. lumineux, luisant, 
 
 f-claire. foil in the ~, en gros. 
 
 lump, lump, 8. masse, f., bloc, m. || by 
 lumpy, tempi, a. grumeleux. 
 lunacy, lo'ndsi, B. folie lunatique, f. 
 lunar. Iffner, a. lunaire. 
 lunatic, Iffndtik, a. lunatique. tn. II fou, 
 
 m. || ~- asylum, s. hospice des alifines, 
 
 m. 
 
 lunatio, lo'natlk, a. lunatique. 
 lunch(eon), luntk'(un), 8. goutcr, m. || 
 
 secoud dCjeuner, m. 
 
 lunch, lunsh, v. n. dejeuner. (escrime). 
 lungre, lunj, v. a. porter une botte (en 
 lungrs, liingz, s. pi. poumon, m. 
 lurch, lerch, s. embarras, m. 
 lurcher, lerch! ir, s. chien de cbasse, m. 
 lure, lor, s. leurre, m. 
 lure, lor, v. a. leurrer. 
 lurk, lerk, v. n. se cacher || etre aux ngueU. 
 luscious, lush,' us, a. trap doux || llquoreux. 
 last, lust, 8. coavoitise, luxure, f. 
 lust, luat, T. n. txmvolter. 
 lustful, lusffsol, a, luxurieux || -ly, ad. 
 
 luxurieusement. 
 
 lustily, luat'ili, ad. vigoureusement. 
 lustiness, lus'tinte, a. vls^utur, force, t, 
 lustre, luster, a. lustre, m. || eclat, nt. 
 lusty, lua'ti, a. robuste, viguureux. 
 lute, lot, a. lutb, m. || (chim.) lut, m. 
 
 late, hat, far, ldV>; Kcre, get, Mr; mine, inn; no, hot, prove; hoTh;
 
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 139 
 
 Lntheran, tfftMrin, s. lulhC-nm, m. 
 luxuriance, lug rd'ri&ns, s. exuberance, f. 
 luxuriant, lug z-ff ri ant , a. abondant, 
 
 exuberant |] -ly, ad. abondamment. 
 luxuriate, lug zu' ri at, v.n. etre trop fertile, 
 luznriona, Ifigzffriux, a. luxnrienx, vo- 
 
 luptaeax || -ly, ad. luxurieusement. 
 luxnry, luks'uri, s. luxure, (. |] mollesse, 
 
 1 [| objet de luxe, m. 
 lyoenm, KtFtim, s. Iyc6e, m. 
 lye, n, 8. lessive, f. 
 lying:, Wing, s. mensonge, m. |j ~-ln, B. 
 
 couched, f.pl. || --In-hoapltal, 8. hopital 
 
 de la Matemite, m. 
 lymph, Kmf, e. lymphe, f. 
 lymphatic, Hmf&flk, a. Ivrnphatlqup. 
 lynch, Hn*, v. a. (Am.) lyncher. 
 lynx, llngkt. 8. lynx, m. 
 lyre, fir, 8. Ivre, f. 
 lyrio{l), Hr'tk (M), a, l 
 
 M. 
 
 macadamise, mak&d'amiz, v. a. maca- 
 
 damtser. 
 
 macaroni, mi kt ro'ni, 8. macaroni, m. 
 macaroon, mdkiron' 8. macaron, m. 
 mace, mat. 8. masse, I. |) macia, m., flour 
 
 de rauscade, f. |j --bearer, B. massier, m. 
 macerate, mlftfjf. \. a. macCrer II mor- 
 
 tlfler. 
 machioolate, m&chik'$UU, v. a. pratlquer 
 
 des machecoulis au haul dcs tours forti- 
 
 fiees. ftlon, f. 
 
 machination, mdkina'ehun, B. marhina- 
 maohlne, m&ihinf, B. machine, f. || vol- 
 
 ture, (. || --made, a. fait & la mgcanique. 
 machinery, mdifien'tri, s. micanimne, m. 
 machinist, m&ihfn'iit, . machinist*, m. 
 mackerel, mak'trfl, t. maquereau, m. 
 mad, mad, a. fou, furieux, enragfi II ly, 
 
 ad. follement || furieusement || ~-cap, 8. 
 
 fou, m. || ~-honse, s. Cbarenton, m. 
 madam, mdd'dm, s. madame, f. 
 madden, mad' dn, y. a. rendre fou. 
 madder, mad'dir, s. garance, f. 
 madman, mad'man, B. fou, InsensC, m. 
 madness, m&d'nit, s. dmence, fureur, f. 
 mag-azlne, mag & sin', s. magasin, m. j| 
 
 journal, m. 
 
 margrot, mig/gSt, t. mite. f. || caprice, m. 
 mag-lo, maj' it, s. mur-ir, I. (par niagie. 
 mag-lo, maj'Vc, a. magique |j ally, ad. 
 mag-lolan, mdjlzh' an, K. uiHxiclen, ui. 
 mag-lsterlal, mdjbtt'rial, a. de luugl- 
 
 Btrat || magibtTHl || -ly, tul. linptiltu, - 
 
 ment. |{. 
 
 maflatraoy, mdf It trU si, . ontKiatratuiv 
 magrlatratb, naj' i> trut, . ujiagutraL ui.n 
 
 )uge, m. |iilailt6, t 
 
 oxacaaalmlty, mag minim' ill, *. mitgria- 
 mtg-uantmoua, mdg ndn' i mtit, a. (-ly, 
 
 d.) magnaninie(nient). 
 
 mag-net, m&g'nft, 8. aimant, m. 
 
 magnetic, mdgnifik, a. magnStique, 
 d 'aim ant. 
 
 mag-netlse, mag'nftlx, y. a. magnCtlsor (| 
 aimanter. (in. 
 
 mag-ne tism, m&g'ngt \*m. B. magngtlsme, 
 
 magrnlfloenoe, mag nlf \tlns, s. magnifi- 
 cence, f. fmagriifjque(ment), 
 
 magnificent, mag n\f\ tint, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 mag-nlfy, mdg'nlfi, T. a. grossir || louer 
 excess! vement || -Ingr-grlass, 8. Terra 
 grossissant, m. 
 
 magrnltnde, mag'nttud, e. grandeur, f. [| 
 importance, f. 
 
 mag-nolla, md.gno'lia, 8. magnollcr, m. 
 
 mag-pie, mag'pi, B. pie, f. . 
 
 mahog-any, mfihSg ant, B. acajon. m. v 
 
 maid, mad, s. fille, f. || servante, f. || ~ of 
 all work, B. bonne' a tout foirr, f. 
 
 maiden, ma' dn, s. fille, vierge. f. 
 
 maiden, md'dn, a. virginal [) frais, nruf || 
 ~ lady, 8. demoiselle, f. || ~ speech, s. 
 premier discours, ddbut, m. 
 
 maidenhood, md'dn hfffid, s. virginite', f. 
 
 maidenly, mSdnU, a. virginal, modcstc. 
 
 mail, mil, t. mallle, f. |] armure, f. II 
 malic, f. I) --coach, s. malle-poste, f. || 
 --packet, --steamer, s. paqucbot- 
 poste, m. || ~- train, B. train-poste, m. 
 
 maim, mam, T a. estropler, mutiler. 
 
 main, man, B. principal, m. || total, m. || 
 ocean, m. II continent, m. || vlgucur, f. j| 
 in the ~, en g^nCral. 
 
 main, man, a. (-ly, ad.) principnl(omont) || 
 capital, essentiel || by ~ streng-th, de 
 haute lutte || --laud, B. terre forme, f. II 
 --line, B. (rail.) vote princlpale, f. || 
 mast, 8. grand mat, m. || --spring-, 
 s. grand ressort, m. 
 
 maintain, man tan', v. a. 4 n. maintenir || 
 entretenir, nourrir || soutenir. 
 
 malntalnanoe, man' tan fins, B. entretlcn. 
 Boutien, m. || moyens d'exlstence, to. pi. [| 
 pension alimentalre, f. 
 
 malie, mis, *. maVs, m. 
 
 malzena, mazfni, s. maizfina, m. 
 
 majestic, mdjts'tik, a. mnjcstucux || 
 -ally, ad. majestueusement. 
 
 majesty, mafisti, s. majestCL f. 
 
 majolica, mdjol'ikd B. maioliquf, f. 
 
 major, ma'jer, a. (mil.) major, m. II ma- 
 ji-ure, f. |] --domo, s. rualtre d'bcurl, 
 m. || --g-uneral, 8. gf-ui-nil de brigade, 
 m. [plus grand. 
 
 major, ma'jer, a. rnajeur, d'age uiajeur || 
 
 majority, mdj^lti, B. umjorttf-, f. |j 
 grade du major, m. 
 
 make, nak, B. facou, f. || cuDotructlon, f. 
 
 make, mdJc, v. s. A u. tr. fulre, fabrdjuer II > 
 rvudru || guguer II (cuiu.) OOnfWllOBmsf || 
 b'uvancer vent, i. udii- || ouolrlbuer || to 
 a bad, linn- uu in || to - maoh (no- 
 thing) of, fair* graud can ip-u tie caH) 
 de || to ~ up (a quarrel), accomiuodvr, 
 arranger II to np to one, amadouer 
 qn. ||~-belleTe, s. feinte, f. 
 
 ; - fust, tdb, tub, ,, efMtr, Joy ; game, y ; t oul, </ thing,
 
 140 
 
 makepeace mantle 
 
 makepeace, mak'prt, 8. tngdiateur. in. 
 maker, mdk'er, a. crfateur, m. || laiscur, 
 
 auteur, m. 
 
 makeshift, mak' shift, 8. pls-aller, m. 
 makewelgrht, mak'wat, a. supplement, 
 
 m. ]| (fig.) remplissage, m. 
 making-, mak'tng, s. facon, f. || fabrica- 
 
 Uon, f. |l to be the ~ of one, faire la 
 
 fortune de qn. 
 maladministration, mal arl mi ni stra,' - 
 
 fhun, s. mauvaise administration, f. 
 malady, mdl'adl, e. maladle, f. 
 malapert, mdl'dptrt, a. impertinent, 
 malaria, mal a' rift, s. air infect, m. 
 malcontent, mal' kSn tint, e. mcontent,m. 
 malcontent, mat kon tint, a. mfcontent, 
 1 male, mal, s. main, m. fbrocbe a vis, f. 
 male, mal, a. masculin II ~ screw, a. 
 malediction, maledik' shun, e. maNSdic- 
 
 tion, f. 
 
 malefactor, ml gfdfttr, e. malfalteur, m. 
 maleficent, malffitent, a. malfaisant. 
 malevolence, mdliv'SlXnt, B. mal veil- 
 lance, f. J ly, ad. mallcleusement. 
 malevolent, maUv'Slfnt, a. malvrillant || 
 malformation, m&lfHrmfftti'un, s. vice 
 
 de conformation, m. 
 
 malice, mal' is e. malice, mfchancete', f. 
 malicious, malitKut, a. malicieux || -ly, 
 
 ad. mCchainninnt. [famer || maltraiter. 
 malign, md tin', v. a. cnvier || niiire j| dif- 
 maligrn, mdlin', a. malin, malfaisant. 
 maligrnanoe, malig' nans, malignity, 
 
 mdlig'nili, s. malignit?, f. 
 malignant, m&lig'ndnt, a. malin || -ly, 
 
 ad. malignemcnt. fmaladie. 
 
 malinger, mdltng'ger, v. n. eimulrr une 
 maUeablllty, mdllidbU'iti, a. malla- 
 
 btllle, f. 
 
 malleable, m&l'lg&bl, a. malleable. 
 mallet, mdl'lit, 8. irmillct, m. || (for 
 
 playing:) mail, m. 
 
 mallow(s), mdl'lo(z), 8. fbot.) maave, I. 
 malmsey, mam'n, 8. vin de malvolsic, m. 
 malpractice, m&lpratftis, 8. malversa- 
 tion, f. |j action illicit?, f. || roauvais 
 
 traitemcnt. m. 
 malt, mrca-lt, s. malt, m. II drcclie, t. || ~- 
 
 llqnor, s. bolsson d'orge brassfie, f. 
 maltreat, maltrit' , v. a. maltraiter. 
 mamma, mam ma', s. maman, f. [pare, m. 
 mammal, miim'mdl, s. mammiffrrp, vivi- 
 man, man, s. hommo, m. || valet, m. || 
 
 ouvrlcr, m. || (at chess) pion, m. || to a 
 
 ~, 1'un comme 1'autre || ~-of-Tnrar, s. 
 
 vaisscau de guerre, m. || best ~, B. gaicon 
 
 d'honneur, m. || ~- eater, s. nntnropo- 
 
 pliage, m. || ~-trap, s. cbnusse-trape, f. 
 man, man, v. a. aruier || garnir de aoldats. 
 manacle, mdn'&kl, v. a. mettre des me- 
 
 nottes. 
 
 manacles, m&n'aklz, a. pi. menottes, f. pi. 
 manage, mdn'aj, v. H. A u, coudulre. 
 
 mener, munitr || adrnlniatrer, dlriger || 
 
 mfnaper || dresser, gouverner. 
 ma.nHKea.ble, -niun' aj abl, a. maniable, 
 
 trairable. 
 
 managrement, m&n'ajmfnt, s. manie- 
 
 ment, m., administration, f. II conduite 
 
 habile, f. 
 manag-er, miln'njfr, s. directeur, admin ! 
 
 strateur, m. || menagcr, ficonome, m. 
 managing-, mdn'aj ing, a. (com.) gerant. 
 mandamus, mdndffmui, s. (jar.) ordre 
 
 royal, m. 
 mandate, mSn'ddt, e. mandat, prgceptc, 
 
 m. (m. 
 
 mandatory, mSn'ddtirf, 8. mandataire, 
 mandragrora, man drdy'o ra, mandrake, 
 
 mdn'drdk, 8. mandragore, f. 
 mane, man, B. crini&re, f. 
 maned, mand, a. ayant unp crlntSre. 
 manop, mtfnez, s. pi. mflnes, m. pi. 
 manful, mdn'fSUl, a. courageux || -ly, ad. 
 
 couragmisement. [canfse, m. 
 
 manganese, m&n'gSnez, E. (culm.) man- 
 mang-e, mdnj, 8. gale, f. 
 mangle, mang'gl, g. calandre, f. || ~- 
 
 wnrzel, 8. racing du manclier, f. 
 mang-le, mSna'gl, v. a. mutiler||calnn<lrpr. 
 maniro, mang'gS, s. mangue, m. H ~-tree, 
 
 g. manguler. m. 
 mangry, mdnjl, a. gnlcux. 
 manhood, mdn'fiOSrl, s. virilite, I., flge 
 
 viril, m. || humanlte", f. 
 mania, ma'nifi, s. manic, folle, f. 
 maniac, ma'nifik,*. maniaque, m. 
 maniao(al), md'nidk(il), a. maniaqne 
 manifest, mdn'ifftt, s. manifest/-, m. 
 manifest, mdn'ifist, y. a. mnnlfester. 
 manifest, mdn'if&t, a. manifesto, 
 manifestation, man i fit td'ihun, a. mani- 
 festation, f. 
 
 manifesto, man ifft'to, p. manifeste, m. 
 manifold, mdn'ifold, a. nombreux, vari6 [| 
 
 ~-writer, s. polygraphe, m. 
 manikin, man' % kin, B. nabot, m. || man- 
 nequin, m. fmsnipuler. 
 manipulate, manlp'tilat, y. a. mnnicr, 
 manipulation, ma nip u la' shun, t. mani- 
 pulation, f. 
 mankind, mankind', s. genre humaio, 
 
 in., hommes, m. pi. 
 
 manlike, man'lik, a. d'bomrae || brave, 
 manliness, mdii'lincs, a. air inftle, m. || 
 
 bravoure, f. [bomme. 
 
 manly, mdn'li, a. & ad. male || brave || en 
 manner, man ner, 8. maniire, mthode, 
 
 habitude, f., genre, m., fa;on, f. || -s, pi. 
 
 politesse, f. [m. 
 
 mannerism, man'ncriztn, 8. manirisme, 
 mannerist, mdn'nirlit, 8. manKriste, m. 
 mannerly, mdn'nirli, a. (<tad.) poli(ment). 
 manoeuvre, mdno'vfr, 8. Evolution, f., 
 
 strutageme, m. 
 
 mancauvre, man u'ver, y. n. mnnceuvrer. 
 manor, mdn'er, 8. manoir. m., seigncurio, f. 
 mansion, man' shun, s. demeure, f. || chi- 
 
 u-un, in. || -.-house, 8. mnlrle, f. 
 manslanifhtar, man' slti%> tir, s. homicide 
 
 (Involontalre). m. 
 mantle, mdn'tl. 8. mantcau, ra. 
 mantle, mdn'tl, v. a. couvrlr, dgulser || 
 
 ~, v. n. 8'tendre || (of wine) gcuiuer. 
 
 late, hat, far, l&6>; hert, git, Aer; mine, inn; no, hot, prove;
 
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 mantlaplece, m&n'tlpSt, n. maoteau de 
 
 cheminee, m. 
 
 manual, mdn'ual, 8. aianuel, m. 
 manual, mdn'u&l, a. manuel. 
 manufactory, mdnufdJtfUr-f, s. manu- 
 facture, fabriqup, f. 
 
 manufacture, mdnufdJc'tvr, B. manu- 
 facture, fabrique, f. [factorer, fabriquer. 
 manufacture, mdnufdk'tur, v. a. manu- 
 manufacturer, manufacturer, t. manu- 
 
 facturier, fabricant, m. 
 manure, mdnur' , s. engrail, m. 
 manure, md nur', r. a. engraisser, cultlver. 
 manuscript, man' tkript,s. manuscrit,m. 
 many, mfn'l, a. plusieurs, beancoup || 
 
 tow ~ ? comtien T I) as ~ as, autant que. 
 map, mdp, s. carte geoVraphJque, f. 
 map, mdp, v. a. (to ~ out) tracer, 
 maple, ma.' pi, B. Arable, m. 
 mar, mar, v. a. eater, dfeiruire, troubler U 
 
 ~-plot, s. broulllon, m. 
 marauder, mdrdH'fer, g. maraudenr. m. 
 marauding', md r<i6/ dtng, s. maraudage, 
 
 m. 
 
 marble, wi&r'bl, t. marbre. m. bllle, L 
 marble, mar'bl, v. a, marbrer. 
 marble, mdr'bi, a. de marbre, marbrfi. 
 March, march, m&rck, g. mars, m. || 
 
 niarche, f. Upas, m. [marcher. 
 
 march, march, v. a. A n. folre marcher || 
 marchioness, mdr'ihfnfi. . marquise, f, 
 Bare, BMW, g. jument, L (| ~'m nest, s. 
 
 merle blanc, m. [nne, f. 
 
 margarine, mdr'garin, i. (ehlm.) marga- 
 marirln, mat' Jin, i. bord, m., marge, t. 
 marginal, mdr'yfruW, a. marginal. 
 marigold, mOr'igold, s. (bot.) soud, m. || 
 
 aillet d'Indr, m. 
 
 marine, m&ren' , i. marine, L || marin, m. 
 marine, mdren', a. marln U ~ store*, 
 
 . pi. bric-a-brac, m. 
 mariner, M4r'{ii4r ) f. matelot, m. || ~' 
 
 card, s. rose des venta, 1 
 marital, mto'lUU, a. marital, de marl, 
 maritime, mdr'itim. a. maritime, naval, 
 marjoram, m&r'J&r&m, s. marjolaioe, f. 
 mark, mart, g. marqae, t, tlgne, m. || 
 
 bat, blanc, m. || to make one's ~ (In 
 
 the -world), se dlgUnguer. 
 mark, mark, T. a. it n. marquer, remarquer. 
 marker, mdrftr, s. garcon de blllard, m. 
 market, mar" kit, 8. marchd, m., place, f. || 
 
 oours, priz, m. || in the ~, (com.) snr U 
 
 place |l --gardener, g. maralcher, m. 
 marketable, mtir' kei&bl, a, marchand, 
 
 de bo u ne veute. 
 
 marksman, vuirkJndn. s. bon tlreur, m. 
 sari, marl, a, niarne, f. U ~-plt, I. mar- 
 marl, marl, v. a. manv>r. [oiere, f. 
 marllns;eplke, mdr'Unffipat, i. (mar.) 
 
 epiesolr, in. 
 
 Marly, mdr'K, a. nmrnpur. 
 marmalade, mdr'mdlwt, t. marmalade, 1 
 marmoaet, mar" mo tit, g. marmot, ui. 
 marmot, mdr'mSt, s. marmotle, L 
 uwroon, wirtfrt', s. marruo, m. 
 
 marquee, wdr*', . tente d'offfcler, L 
 marques*, mdr'kwit, a. marquise, f. 
 marquetry, mdr'kitrt, s. marqueterie, f. 
 marqule, mdr' kwia, 8. marquis, m. 
 marqnleate, mor'kwizat, s. marquisat, m. 
 marriage, mar'rlj, s. mariARe, m. j| nocea, 
 
 t pi. || ~-artlole (~-aetUement), 8. 
 
 pi. contra t de marl age, m. 
 marriageable, mArrijabl, a. nubile. 
 married, mar'rfd, a. mariS, conjugal, 
 marro-w, mdr'rd, s. moelle, f. || spinal ~, 
 
 moelle IplnlSre, 1. || ~-tat pea, 8. pols 
 
 carre, m. 
 
 marry, mdr'rf, T. a. (A n.) (se) marier. 
 marah, mdn/i, s. marals, m. || ~-mallow, 
 
 s. (bot) glii mauve, t. 
 marshal, mdr'ifidl, g. mareobal, m. 
 marshal, mdr'ifidl, T. a. arranger, 
 marshy, mdrsh'i, a. marecageuz. 
 mart, mart, a. marche, m., (olre, f. || rente, 
 
 1 j| entrepot, m. [m. 
 
 marten, martin, g. martre, t. J| martinet, 
 martial, mar 7 (Aw, a. martial, gueri'ier, 
 
 belllqueuz || ~ law. f. lot militaire, f. 
 martin, mar tfn, g. hlrondelle domestlque, f. 
 Martinmas 1 , mdr'tinmds, B. la 8aint-Mar- 
 martyr, mar ttr, s. martyr, m. [tin. 
 
 martyrdom, mar' Ur dim, a. martrre, m. 
 marvel, mdr'vfl, s. mervellle, (. 
 marvel, mdr'vfl, v. n. s'etornier. 
 marvellous, mdr'vfl lua, a. merrelllcux || 
 
 ly, ad. merveilleugement. 
 masculine, mda'kulin, t. maacolln, m. 
 masculine, mas' ku lin, a. masculln. male, 
 masculinity, mis ku lin' f H, s. virility, f. 
 mash, math, t. mglang", tripotage, m. || 
 
 (bot) mftche, f. [brasser. 
 
 mash, mdfk, v. a, mSlanger II ecraser II 
 mask, mdik, g. masque, m. || bal masqu?, 
 
 m. || subterfuge, m. 
 
 mask, monk, T. a. (An.) (se) masquer. 
 masker, mdek'tr, g. personne masquee, f. 
 mason, md' in g. macon, m. 
 masonry, mo^jnri, s. ma^onnerle, f. 
 masquerade, m& kir ad' e. magcarade, f. 
 masqnerader, mds ktra'dtr, g. poraonne 
 
 niusquge, f. [book, g. missal, in. 
 
 mass, mat, s. masse, f. || messe, f. |j ~- 
 massaore, m&iftaktr, s. massacre, m. 
 massacre, inns' taker, v. a. massacrer. 
 massive, mds'iiv, a. massif. [f. 
 
 mast, imuf, s. mat, m. || gland, m. l| falne, 
 master, mas' ttr, s. maltre, m. l| monsieur. 
 
 m. y chef, m. || patron (d'un Talsseau), m. [| 
 
 profegseur, m. || --key, g. passe-partout, 
 
 m. || ~- stroke, s. coup de maiU'e, m. 
 master, matter, v. a. maltrUer, dompter, 
 
 valncre || excuter en maltre. 
 masterful, mdt'terfWl, a. impfirleuz || da 
 
 main de maltre. 
 masterly, mat' ttr II, a. * ad. en maltre, 
 
 de maltre || Irap^rteux. |m. 
 
 masterpiece, matfUrpit, s. chef d'ceuvre, 
 mastership, mdSlvriMp, . nial trine, 
 
 superiority, f. 
 mastery. tndVfJrf, . puiasanoe, sup<- 
 
 rloriU, I., sayo^-, m. 
 
 , hit. 
 
 ; gam, V M;
 
 lucistlcate, maStikat, v. a. macher. 
 
 mastiff, mat' 
 
 mat, mat, 8. natte, f., paillasson, m. 
 
 mastiff, mas' t if, a. matin, m. 
 natte, f., palllassi 
 mat, mat, v. a. natter. 
 
 match, mdch, a. allumette, m^che, 1 II 
 
 inariage, parti, m. || partie, t. || lutte, f. || 
 
 pareil, in. |j par), m. [| ~-box, s. porte- 
 
 allumettes, m. 
 match, mdch, v. a. <fc n. ggaler, propor- 
 
 tionner || marier, apparelller, apparier. 
 matchless, mdch let, a. Incomparable, 
 
 unique. [marl ages, m. 
 
 matchmaker, miich' maker, a. faiseur de 
 mate, mat, s. marl, compagnon, camarade. 
 
 m. || aide, m. || (at chess) mat, m. [j 
 
 compagne, f. 
 
 mate, mat, v. a. marier || mater, 
 material, mate'ridl, e. maU&re, f. || -s, 
 
 8. pi. malPrlaux, m. pi. 
 material, mate' rial, a. (-ly, ad.) matg- 
 
 ) iel(lemcat) || essentiel(lement) || Important, 
 materialise, mats'ridliz, v. a. matfiria- 
 
 liser. [lisme, m. 
 
 materialism, md te 1 r \alizm, 8. matfria- 
 materiallst, ma tfri dl iat, a. materialiste, 
 
 m. ff. 
 
 materiality, md tfri dl'tti, a. materiality, 
 maternal, mater" not, a. maternel. 
 maternity, mater'nitl, a. malt-mite, (. 
 mathematical, mat he mat' ik at, a. (-ly, 
 
 ad. ) malhinatique(nu>nl). 
 mathematician, malhimatlsh'&n, a. 
 
 mathematicien, m. 
 mathematics, mat hS mat' iki, B. pL ma- 
 
 thlmatiques, t. pi. 
 
 matins, mdfins. s. pi. matlnes, f. pi. 
 matricide, mdrrisid, a. matricide, m. 
 matriculate, mdtrik'ulut, v. a. imma- 
 
 triculer. [matriculation, f. 
 
 matriculation, mdtrikula' shun, a. im- 
 xnatrlmonlal, matrimonial, a. matri- 
 monial, conjugal. 
 
 matrimony, ma.frlm.onl, 8. mariage, m: 
 matron, ma'tron, a. matrone, f. 
 matronly, ma'trSnli, a. agfie, vn?rable. 
 matter, maftcr, a. matiire, f. || sujet, m. i 
 
 objet, m. || affaire, f. || importance, L I 
 
 mauuscrit, m. J| pus, m. || what's the 
 
 ~? qu'y a-t-11? |f ~-of-Iact, a. positif, 
 
 pratique. 
 
 matter, mafter l T. n. Imp. importer, 
 mattock, mdftuk, a. ploche, f. 
 mattress, mafrte, a. matelas, m. 
 mature, rnd tur" , v. a. & n. murir. 
 mature, mdtur' , a. (-ly, ad.) mOr(ement) 
 maturity, mdtu'Titi, a. maturity, f. || (oi 
 
 bills) Ccbf ance, f. (pleurnicheur. 
 
 maudlin, mcflvd'lin, a. ivre || lariiioyant 
 maul, motel. T. a, meurtrlr. froisser | 
 
 baltre, Striller || ~- stick, s. baguette (di 
 
 peintre), t [doter || mendier. 
 
 maunder, miTHu'dir, T. n. grander || ra- 
 Maundy -Thursday, maTi'ii.' dither* da, 
 
 a. ]eudi aaint, m. 
 
 mausoleum, miiH> so I? Urn, 8. mausolfie, m. 
 maw, malu, a. panse, I. || Jabot, m. 
 mawkish, mif&k'ish, a. dfigoutaut, fade. 
 
 m&zim, mUki'in, a. maxinie, f. 
 
 Hay, may, md, s. mat. m. || (bot) aub- 
 
 pine, f. j| ~-bugr, a. banueton, m. || ~- 
 
 day, 8. premier mal, m. || ~-pole, a. mai 
 may, ma, v. n. lr. pouvolr. [(arbre), m. 
 maybe, ma'be, ad. peut-etrc. 
 mayor, ma' er, a. maire, m. 
 mayoralty, ma'trdlti, a. mairie, f. 
 mayoress, ma'eres, a. femms du malrc, 
 
 mairesse, f. 
 
 mace, maz, a. labyrluthe, m., perplexile, t 
 mazy, matfi, a. labyrintnique || confus. 
 me, me, pn. moi, me. 
 mead, mad, e. bydromel, m. 
 meadow, mid'o, 8. prairie, f. || pr6, m. 
 meagre, me'ger, a. (-ly, ad.; maigre(ment) 
 
 || pauvre(ment). [pauvrelg, f. 
 
 meagrreness, mS'yernes, s. maigreur, 
 meal, met, B. repas, m. || farine, f. itfraide. 
 mealy, mel'i, a. farineux !|>-monthed, a. 
 mean, men, s. mfdiocritf, f. || inoyen, m. II 
 
 -s, s. pi. mauidre, f. || moyens, m. pi. (j 
 
 by all -s, sana contredit. 
 mean, men, y. a. & n. vouloir dire || aigni- 
 
 fier || penaer || se proposer. 
 mean, men, a. (-ly, ad. ) bas(sement) || vil || 
 
 infidiucrelment) || In the ~ -while (time), 
 
 en attendant. 
 
 moander, mean'dir, v. a. aerpenter. If. 
 meaning:, men' ing, a. signification, peuse, 
 meanness, mSn'nin, a. inSdiocrilS, f. | 
 
 bassesse de sentiments, lacbetfi, f. 
 meantime, mtntim' , meanwhile, men- 
 
 hwll' , ad. en attendant, 
 measles, mi'zlz, a. pi. rougeole, f. 
 measurable, mizh'HSrdbl, a. meaurable. 
 measure, mezh'tiftr, a. mesure, f. || por- 
 tion, f. || (fig.) portfie, f. 
 measure, mizh'B&r, v. a. meaurer || ar- 
 
 penter || prendre mesure a. [rage, m. 
 
 measurement, mizh' ofirmSnt, a. meau- 
 meat, met, a. viande, t. || nourriture, t. || 
 
 ~-ball, a. boulptte de viande, f. 
 mechanic, mtkan'ik, s. ouvrier, artisan, m. 
 mechanical, mekdii'ikdl, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 mecanique(ment). 
 mechanician, mtk & tusk' an, mechanist, 
 
 mik'dnist, a. inCcanicieu, m. 
 mechanics, mfkdn' iks, a. pi. m^canique, t 
 mechanism, mek'a nizm, a. mficanisme, m. 
 medal, mid' al, a. mdoille, f. 
 medallion, mSdal'yun, a. mdaillon, m. 
 meddle, mid' t, T. n. ae meler de. 
 meddler, mecflfr, s. intrigant, m. Q ta- 
 
 tillou, m. 
 
 mediaeval, mldifvSl, a. du moyen-Age. 
 mediate, me'tltat, T. n. a'interposor. 
 mediation, midia'thUn, a. mediation, 
 
 entremiae, 1 
 
 mediator, mi di after, s. mSdlatenr, m. 
 medical, med'tkdl, a. medical, mSdiclnal | 
 
 ly, ad. en mSdecine. [mcnt, m. 
 
 medicament, mfd'ikimlnt, s, mfdica- 
 medlcate, mltfikdt, v. a. uuprSguer da 
 
 drogues || (wine) frelater. 
 medicine, -med' Hiii. a. mSdecine, f., iu8- 
 
 dlcameot, m. || --chest, a. droguier, m. 
 
 l&t, AM, fSr, 
 
 hire, gtt, Mr; mine, inn; no, A<W, front;
 
 uiodiocrity meteoric 
 
 143 
 
 mediocrity, medi 6k" ri t\, s. medlocrlte, f. 
 meditate, med'itdt, v. a. & n. m&liter. 
 meditation, mid i td' shun, a. meditation, 
 meditative, m^d'itdtiv [ a. miSditatif. id 
 mediterranean, mid'\ tlrra'nian, a, 
 
 mSditerranfi. 
 medium, med'ium, 8. medium, milieu, 
 
 m. || moyen, m. || doigt du milieu, m. 
 medium, mid' i Urn, a. moyen. 
 medlar, med'ler, s. nefle, f, 
 medley, mid' li, B. melange, m. 
 meed, med, s. recompense, I. 
 meek, mek, a. (-ly, ad.) doux, paisible || 
 
 avec douceur. ff. 
 
 meekness, mckfnes, s. douceur, modestie, 
 meet, met, B. rcndez-vous de chasse, m. 
 meet, met, v. a. & n. ir. rencontrer || tprou- 
 
 ver, recevoir || aller a la rencontre ll se ren- 
 contrer M se joindre || to ~ one halfway, 
 
 (fig.) faire des avances a qn. 
 meet, mil, a. (-ly, ad.) propre || conve- 
 
 nable(ment). 
 meeting', mcfing, B. rencontre, f. || as- 
 
 semblee, L, congrJs, m., entrevue, f. || 
 
 --house, B. oratolre, m. 
 melancholy, mifdny kSli, s. mglancolle, f. 
 melancholy, nel'dngkuli, a. mClanco- 
 
 lique. 
 
 meUinuous, mellifldSus, a. mellillu. 
 mellow, mil'lo, v. a. <k a. murlr |] amollir, 
 
 s'adoucir. [leuz || ivre. 
 
 mellow, mil' Id, a., murjjmou, douz, moel- 
 mellowness, mR'lonii, 8. maturiU, (. || 
 
 douceur, f. [-ly, ad. meiodieusement. 
 melodious, milu'diut. a. melodieux || 
 melody, miVodi, t. m&lodie, i. 
 melon, mfFun, B. melon, m. || ~-bed, ~- 
 
 plt, B. melonniere, f. 
 melt, mill. v. a. <t n. ir. fondrc Hqufifier || 
 
 altcndiir || Be liquefier, s'attendrir. 
 melting, milting, a. toucliant !| 6touffant 
 member, mim'bir, B. membre, Bocielalre, m. 
 membership, mfm'btrahip, s. quality de 
 
 membre ou de Bocietalre, f. 
 memoir, mim' water, B. mCmoire, m. 
 memorable, mtm'Srdbl, a. memorable. 
 memorably, mfm'or&bli, ad. digne de 
 
 mfimoire. [souvenir, m. || carnet, m. 
 
 memorandum, mimSrdn'dum, B. note, f. || 
 memorial, mi mo' rial, B. memorial, mS- 
 
 moire, placet, m. 
 
 memorial, mtrnffriul, a. commCmoratlf. 
 memory, mfm'dri, s, memoire, f. . BOU- 
 
 veoir, m. 
 
 menace, mfn'at, B. menace, t 
 menace, min'&t, T. a. meuacer. 
 menarery, min&j'tri, B. mfnagerie, f. 
 mend, mind, v. a. 4 n. rHCCommoder || 
 
 ameliorer || Be corrigur. 
 
 mendacious, mln da.' thus, a. menaonger. 
 mendacity. mfndilSiti, B. measonge, m., 
 
 faussete, t 
 
 mendicant, mln'dikdnt, 8. mendlant, m. 
 mendicant, min'dlkant, a. mendlant. 
 mendicity, mendtofitl, . mendldtfi, t. 
 menial, me'niul, 8. domestique, m. 
 menial, m?nia, a. domestique 11 servile. 
 
 meningitis, mSnlnfftls, 8. (md.) iiifr- 
 
 niiiKlte, f. fin. 
 
 mensuration, men ura'sAun,s.mesurage, 
 mental, min'tdl, a. (-ly, ad.) mental 
 
 (ement). 
 
 mention, mln' shun, B. mention, f. 
 mention, min' shun, v. a. faire mention || 
 
 don't - it 1 11 n 'y a pas de quo! ! || to 
 
 receive honourable ~, (mil.) etre mis 
 
 a 1'ordre du jour. 
 
 mephltic, mefit'ik, a. mgphiUque. 
 mercantile, msr'kemtil, a. mercantile, 
 
 marchand. 
 
 mercenary, mer'sgnari, s. mercenalre, m. 
 mercenary, mef'efndri, a., raercenaire. 
 mercer, iner'ser, a. mercic-r, m. 
 merchandise, mir'chi.ndiz, s. marchan- 
 
 dise, f. 
 merchant, mir'ch&nt, s. nSgociant, m. g 
 
 --service, B. marine marcliande, f. 
 merchantman, mir' chant man, a. valsaeau 
 
 marchand, m. 
 merciful, mer*slfS8l, a. mlsricordicux || 
 
 -ly, ad. misgricordieusement. 
 merciless, mtr'tllis, a. (-ly, ad.) impl- 
 
 loyable(ment). 
 
 mercurial, mir ku'rial, a. uiercuriel 11 vif. 
 mercury, mer'kuri, B. vif-argent, in. 
 mercy, rnir'sl, s. misericorde, f.|| pardon, m. 
 mere, mr, a. (-ly, ad.) seuHemcut) || 
 
 unique || pur. \staie || (fig. ) faux, 
 
 meretricious, mtritrinh'ut, a. de courti- 
 merge, merj, v. a. plonger. fdicn, m. 
 
 meridian, ml rid' i an, s. midi, m. |[ rugri- 
 meridlonal, mirid'iSnal, a. uifiiiuiunal. 
 merit, mtr'it, B. mfirlte, m. 
 merit, mtr'it, v. a, meriter. 
 meritorious, mlrilffriHt, a. (17, ad.) 
 
 meriloire(raent). 
 
 mermaid, mer'mad, S. slrSne, t 
 merrily, mar'rili. ad. gaiement 
 merriment, mirrimfnt, B. Joie, Jouls- 
 
 sauce, 1. 
 merry, imTr^ri, a. gal, joyeux, enjoufi || 
 
 ~-gro-ronnd, B. carrousel, m. 
 mesh, mAsA, tnaille, f. 
 mesmerise, miz'meriz, v. a, mesmeriser. 
 mesmerism, mitfmerizm, s. mesmirismo, 
 mess, met, 8. mets, plat, m. |iu. 
 
 measag-e, miSidj, s. message, m., com- 
 mission, f. || dfipdche. L 
 messenger, miif einjir, s. messager, m. 
 metal, m^CiU (mifl), s. milal, m. || 
 
 Britannia , mfitul blano anglais, ti- 
 
 taiip, m. || gun-~, inCtal de caiiou, m. 
 metallic, mit&l'Kk. a. mlallique. 
 metallurgy, mit'alltrji, B. uiflitllurgie, f. 
 metamorphose, mil d mir'fot, v. a. iutta- 
 
 morphoser. [nioipbose, f. 
 
 metamorphosis, mttdm$r'luili,t, meta- 
 metaphor, mtt'dfSr, . luetapbore, f. 
 metaphysical, mit d fiz 1 ik dl, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 metaphyslque(ment). (slque. f. 
 
 metaphysics, m<r< d/Ii'tt 
 mete, met, v. a. mesurcr. 
 meteor, mftiSr.s. uieluore, m. 
 meteoric, metior'ik, a. inelfori 
 
 t>9j ; /war, fute, tuft. U c>Mlr,joy ; gamt, yti ; tout, seal; thing, filer*.
 
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 meteorological mineralogist 
 
 meteorological, mete*Jrul6fikai,a. m- 
 
 tfiorol unique, flosie, f. 
 
 meteorology, metSSrSl'ojf, a, mui6oro- 
 methlnks, methingks', v. imp. 11 me 
 
 gemble, Je pense. 
 
 method, mith'8d, g. mgtbode, f. 
 methodical, mithod'ikdt, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 methodique(ment). fmfthode. 
 
 methodise, mfth'odiz, v. a. arranjrer avec 
 Methodist, mlth'odlat, a. melhodiate, m. 
 methought, methdlvf, v. Imp. 11 m'a 
 
 semble, j'ai pensg. 
 metre, mftir, g. mStre, m. 
 metrical, mtt'rikal, a. infitriqne. 
 metropolis, mitrSp'olit. g. mftropole. f. 
 metropolitan, metropolitan, a. arcne- 
 
 veque, m. 
 
 mettle, mffl, g. vlvacitS, ardeur, f., cou- 
 rage, m. || to put one on one's ~, 
 
 enflammer le courage de qn. 
 mettled, mifld, mettlesome, mlflsHm, 
 
 a. fougueux. fenfermer. 
 
 mew, mu,_v. n. mlauler || to ~ up, v. a. 
 mows, mus, g. pi. f curies, f. pi. 
 Michaelmas, mik'flmiis, a. la Saint- 
 Michel, f. [m. 
 microscope, mVkroikop, e. microgcope, 
 mlcroscoplc(al), mikro skSp'ik (&l), a. 
 
 (-ly, ad.) microscoplque(ment). 
 mid, mid, a. mi, milieu || ~-conrso, g. 
 
 moltifi du chemin, t. || ~-way, a. & ad. 
 
 a moitlg chemin. 
 midday, mid' da, a. midl, m. 
 middle, mid'dl, s. milieu, m. 
 middle, mid'dl, a. moyen, du milieu, 
 middleman, mid'lman, a. liitermdiaire, 
 
 m. j| fermier des revenug, m. 
 middling, mid' ling, a. moyen, mSdiocre. 
 midland, mid' land, a. intfrieur. 
 midnight, mid'nit, g. minult, m. 
 midnight, mid'nit, a. de miriuit. [m. 
 
 midship, mid'ehip, a. milieu du vaisseau, 
 midshipman, mid' ship man, a. Sieve de 
 midst, midst, a. mill->u, m. (.marine, m. 
 midsummer, mid" sum mer, a. milieu de 
 
 1'etS, m. || la Saint-Jean, 
 midwife, mid'vnf. s. sage-femme, f. 
 midwifery, micCviifri ou mld'wifrf, t. 
 
 art d'accoucber, m. [l accouchement, m. 
 mien, men, g. mine, Jr., air, m. 
 might, mil, g. puissance, force, f. 
 mightily, mifiti, ad. puissamment 
 mightiness, mifines, a. puissance, t 
 mighty, rnit'i, a. puissant. 
 mignonette, min yon net', a. r$s6da, m. 
 migrate, nvgrot, v. n. Smigrer. 
 migration, migro'ahun. a. migration, t. 
 migratory, m\'gr&teri, a. migratoire || 
 
 pussager. 
 
 milch, milcn, a. donnant dn lait. 
 mild, mild, a. doux, tendre || -ly, ad. 
 mildew, mil'du. a. nielle, f. Idoucement. 
 mildness, mild nil, a. douceur, f. 
 mile, mil, a. uiLUe, m. || -.-stone, 8. borne 
 
 milUaire, f. |f. 
 
 mUeage, mifoj, a. Indemnity kilomdU'iquu, 
 xaUfoll mU'wi, a. millefeuUle, f. 
 
 ioU, UU, fur, luw i kirt, git, Mr; n, fn/ , Mt, fr69} *o - 
 
 militant, mifit&nt, a. militant, combat* 
 tant. [milltairea, in. pi. 
 
 military, mifito-f, a. mllltaire. m. U 
 
 military, mi? i tori, a. milltaire. 
 
 militate, mfl'itiit, v. n. combattre. 
 
 militia, mi lish'd, a. milicc, f. 
 
 milk, milk, g. lail, m. 
 
 milk, milk, v. a. traire. fvoin lactee, t 
 
 milky, milk' i, a, laiteui || doux ||~- way, g. 
 
 mill, mil, s. moulln, m. || filature, f. || mou- 
 llnet, m. || that's srrlst to his ~, cela 
 lui va, cela fait eon compte || to have 
 been through the ~, avoir passfi par 
 de rudeg epreuves || ~-dam, g. Scluse, f. || 
 ~. hopper, g. tremle, f. |j ~-stone, g. 
 meule de moulln, f. [fouler. 
 
 mill, mil, T. a. moudre jj faire mousaer t 
 
 millennium, mil leu' ni urn, e. millenalre, 
 
 miller, mil' or, a. meunier, m. [w. 
 
 millet, miflt't, a. millet, mil. m. 
 
 milliner, mil' tin ir, a. marchande de mo- 
 des, f. [mode, f. pi. 
 
 millinery, mll'Knirl, 8. marcbandiscs de 
 
 million, mil'yun, g. million, m. || the ~, 
 la multitude, f. 
 
 millionth, mit'yiinth, a. millionime. 
 
 mime, mim, g. mime, boulfon, m. 
 
 mimic, mm'ik, T. ft. Imiter. 
 
 mimic, mim'ik, a. imitatif || miraique. 
 
 mimicry, mim'ikri, g. bouffonnene, f, 
 
 minaret, min'irtt, a. minaret, m. 
 
 minatory, min' uteri, a. coramlnatolre. 
 
 mince, mini, T. a. & n. hacher l| attfinuer D 
 parler avec affectation || not to ~ mat- 
 ters, avoir son franc parler || ~-meat, s. 
 hachls, m., viande hacbee, f. || ~-pie, g. 
 pate au jus, petit four au jug, m. 
 
 mincingrly, min'ainy li, ad. legtoement D 
 avec affectation. 
 
 mind, mind, a. esprit, entendement, m. j| 
 d ''sir, m. || opinion, f. || memoire, f. || to 
 change one's ~, se raviser, changer 
 d'avlg || to my ~, & nion avig || of the 
 name ~, du meme avig |l presenoe of 
 ~, s. presence d'eaprit, (. || turn of ~, g. 
 tour d'espiit, m. || to five one a piece 
 of one's ~, donner carremeut son avis 
 a qn. || to give one's ~ to, preter toute 
 gon attention a || out of one's ~, ahnri 1 
 interdit, Cbalii, tout penaud |j to have * 
 great ~ (two -s) to, avoir grande cuvia 
 de |j to make up one's ~, ge decider. 
 
 mind, mind, v. a. A n. preudre garde II 
 penser || rappeler au souvenir || etre encllu 
 a || I don't ~, je m'en moque. 
 
 minded, mind 1 id, a. dispose, incllnf. 
 
 mindful, mind' tool, a. atteutU, 
 -ly, ad. attentiyemeut. 
 
 mine, min, a. mine, f. 
 
 mine, min, v. a. <& n. miner. 
 
 mine, min, pu. le mien, la mleoae 
 miens, les mienues. 
 
 miner, mi'njr, 8. ui incur, m. 
 
 mineral, min'ir&l, a. mlofiral, m. 
 
 mineral, mln'ir 61, a. miuentl || ~ d 
 g. source d'eauz miiieralea. f. (logua, m.
 
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 145 
 
 mineralogy, min trU'&ji, g. mineralogle, 
 
 f. [meler. 
 
 mingle, ming' gl, v. a. & n. mllanger i| se 
 miniature, min'iat-ur, s. miniature, f. 
 minim, min'im, g. pygmfe, m. || (mils.) 
 
 blanche, f. 
 mining;, min' ing, g. exploitation des mlnr?, 
 
 f. || --(hare, 8. part ou action de 
 
 mine, f. 
 
 minion, min'ytin, g. ralgnon, m. 
 minister, min'ittir, s. ministrr, m. 
 minister, min'itter, v. a. An. administrer, 
 
 fournir (I servirjl secourir. 
 ministerial, mm if tfri at, a. ministeriel. 
 ministration, min it trffihun, n. minister?, 
 
 service, m. 
 
 ministry, mfn'tjfrt, s. ministSre, m. 
 mink, mint, s. rigion, m. 
 minnow, min'no, s. vfion, m. 
 minor, mi'ntr, . mineur, m. 
 minor, ml'ner, a. moindre, petit. 
 minority, minor'iti, s. minoritf, f. 
 minster, min'ster, g. cathdrale, f. 
 minstrel, min'itril, g. mfnetrier, m. 
 mint, mint, g. monnaie, (. || forge, f. || 
 
 mrntbe l f. || hotel des monnaies, m. 
 mint, mint, v. a. monnayer || forger, 
 mintage, minfaj, a. monnayage, m. 
 minuet, min' u ft, g. menuet, m. 
 minus, mv'nvs, ad. moing [I en perte. 
 minute, min'it, g. minute, f. |] moment, m. || 
 
 --book, g. agenda, m. || --hand, s. 
 
 aiguille des minute*, f. 
 
 minute, min' it, v. a. fcrire sommairement. 
 minute, minur, a. menu, mince || -ly, 
 
 ad. ininutleusenienu [nutie, f. 
 
 minuteness, minufnfi, a. petitease, mi- 
 mlnntlae, minu'ihie, t. pi. parliculari- 
 
 tfig, f. pi. Icieuge, f. 
 
 mlnz, mingkt, 8. mlnaudltre, petite pr6- 
 xalracle, mir'&kl, t. miracle, m., mer- 
 
 velllr, f. 
 miraculous, mirak'ulut, a. mlraculeur || 
 
 -ly, ad. rairaculeugemenL 
 mlrare, mirdzh', g. mirege, m. 
 mire, mir, g. boue, fange, f. 
 mlrklness, mirfinii, B. obacuritS, f. 
 mlrky, mirk'i, a. obscur. sombre. 
 mirror, mir'rer, a. mirolr. m. 
 mirth, mirth, g. calete, Jole, f. 
 mirthful, mirth fOM, a. Joyeui, enjou. 
 miry, mi'H, a. bourbenx, fangeux. 
 misadventure, m(t ad v fn' tur, g. mfea- 
 
 veiiture, f. [f. 
 
 misalliance, mil illfini, . mesalliance, 
 misanthrope, mii'&nthrop, a. misan- 
 thrope, m. [thropie, f. 
 misanthropy, mil dn' thrS pi, g. mlgan- 
 mlaapply, mit&ppK , r. n. employer mal 
 
 & propos. 
 misapprehension, mlt&pprlhfn' tMn,t. 
 
 mnlentendn, m. (porter mal. 
 
 misbehave, miitihdv', T. n. lr. se cora- 
 mlsbehavlour, mlsbihuv'yrr, a. mau- 
 
 valse condulte, f. 
 miscalculation, mlt kilku l&'iMn, I. mC- 
 
 compte, m., erreur de caltul, f. 
 
 mlscarrlagre, mltkar'rij, a. mauvaia guc- 
 
 ces, m. || fausse couche, f. 
 miscarry, miskar'ri, v. n. fchouer || aroir 
 
 un mauvaig BuccJs II avorter. 
 miscellaneous, missell&'niut, a. melP, 
 
 mllnnce' || diverg. 
 miscellany, mit'tflldni ou mit tfl'l&nv, 
 
 s. mClance, m.^ o?uvres moires, L pi. t 
 
 mischance, mis charts', s. malheur, m., 
 
 infortune, f. 
 
 mischief, mitt'chif, R. mal, dommnge, m. 
 mischievous, mis'thivHf, a. ( ly, ad.) 
 
 nulsible || mi'rhant || mfchaniment. 
 misconception, mil kon tip' i/iun,f.ta,Mtse 
 
 notion, f. 
 misconduct, miakon'dukt, g. mauvaise 
 
 conduite, f. |mal. 
 
 misconduct, mlskSndukf, v. a. conduira 
 misconstruction, mis kon struk' shun, i. 
 
 fausse interpretation, f. 
 miscreant, mit'kridnt, s. mfcrfant, m. || 
 
 srlrat, m. (in;, s. niffait, m. 
 
 misdeed, mis did', misdoing-, mi* iff - 
 misdemeanour, mitdemen'er. g. Our.) 
 
 dlit, m. [douter de. 
 
 misdoubt, mftdofuf, T. a. se mfler de, 
 miser, mi'zer, g. avare, m. 
 miserable, mis' era til, a. miserable, mal- 
 
 heureux || vll. [vilement. 
 
 miserably, miiftr & tili, ad. misrablement|| 
 miserly, mi'zerli, a. avare, 
 misery, miz'eri, 8. misfire, f. || malheur, 
 
 in., disgrace, f. || pauvretg, L 
 misfit, misfit" , s. mauvaige facon d'UD 
 
 habit, f. || tout ce qui eat dfpl(ic. 
 
 malheur, m. 
 falre aoup^on- 
 
 mlss/lvlns;, misyiv'ing, a. goupcon, m., 
 defiance, f. [verner. 
 
 misgovern, misgiiv'frn, v. a. mal gou- 
 
 mlsirulded, mis gid' id, a. mal dirlgi || 
 mal Ingpire |l gar& 
 
 mishap, mishdp's. accident facbeux, m. 
 
 misinform, misinfSrm', r. a. mal in- 
 former || tromper. 
 
 misinterpretation, mfifntirpritffih-un, 
 g. fausse interpretation, f. 
 
 misjudge, misjiij' , T. a. mal luRer. 
 
 mislay, mis la' , v. a, lr. mal placer. 
 
 mislead, mis led", r. a. lr. Cgarer || indulre 
 en erreur || sfdulre. (inal. 
 
 mismanage, mis m fin' aj , r. a. administrer 
 
 misname, mitnam' , T. a. nomrner Inipro- 
 prement. Jnom peu apprnpri, m. 
 
 misnomer, mitnffmer, s. faux noin, ui. || 
 
 mlsoi/amy, mi tig' f ml. g. misopanile, ' 
 
 mlsocynlst, miidg'lnlit,*. mlsogyne, m. 
 
 misplace, inSipldS , T. a. mal placer. 
 
 misprint, mitprinf, s. faute d'linprea- 
 gion, f. Iprononcer. 
 
 mispronounce, mil prG noVmr , v. a. mal 
 
 misquote, mis kwnt' , v. a. citer a faux. 
 
 misrepresent, miiriprttinf, T. a. mal 
 reprfisenter. 
 
 misrule, mitr&f , t. tumulte, m.. oontu- 
 alon, f. || ty ranuie, f. 
 
 nlsfortnne, ml* for' tun, a. n 
 alBg-lve, mil giv , T. a. ir. ft 
 ner, inspirer de la mfiauce. 
 
 10$ , feet, tutt, tut . || chair, joy ; game, y M ; tmtl, <u/ / thing, ttert, 
 Ai.gliiH and Frnah. \Q
 
 146 
 
 rtdtt money 
 
 miss, m\3, 8. manque, m. || perte, f. || 
 
 Miss . . . (litre), mademoiselle. 
 miss, mis, v. a. i n. manquer |] perdre || 
 
 omettre || Be tromper de || s'apercevoir du 
 
 manque de. 
 
 missal, mii'tal, 8. missel, m. 
 misshapen, mis shap'n, a. difforme. 
 missile, mir<{2, s. projectile, m. 
 missing:, mttfting, a. qui manque. 
 mission, mish'un, s. mission, f. || ~- 
 
 house, s. maison de mission, f. || ~- 
 
 stetlon, s. station de missionnaires, f. 
 missionary, BJW A' un ir t , s. missiou- 
 
 naire, m. 
 
 missionary, miaA'uner t, a. des missions. 
 missive, mii'siv, 8. lettre missive, f. 
 misspell, mi^spif, v. a, fipeler mal || 
 
 ecrire mal. 
 
 misspend, ttlftpfnd", v. a. gaspiller. 
 mlsstatement, mis ttdfmfnt, B. faux rap- 
 port, m. 
 
 wist, Cf, s. broulllard, m. 
 mlstakable, mittffk&tl, a. suscepUble 
 
 d'etre mal oompris. 
 mistake, mitaf, a. meprise, f. || erreur, 
 
 f . || faute, f. J| by ~, par megarde || and, 
 
 no ~ I j'en reponds ! 
 mistake, mittdk', v. a. & n. ir. se mS- 
 
 prendre, faire une bevue, se tromper. 
 mistaken, mlttfkn, a. mal entendu || 
 nldter, mit'tfr, (litre) monsieur. Ifaux. 
 mistiness, inis'tinfs, s. brouillard, m. 
 mistletoe, mil' I to, a. gui, m. 
 mistress, miStrfa, s. maltiesse. f. || in- 
 
 sUtotrice, 111 ~, (wfc'iwj, (litre) Madame. 
 mistrust, mutruif, B. meiiance, f. 
 Biln trust, mtttriiff, r. a. se metier. 
 rnletrnstfuL mit trtaffSol, a. defiant, 
 mluty, mttfi, a. nfibuleux. 
 ^i& understand, w un <24r tt&nf, r. a, ir. 
 
 mal oomprendre. 
 mlsanderstandlng-, mis un tier itdndf - 
 
 ing, s. malentendu, m. || meainleUigence, 
 nUanse, mtsuj', s. a bus, m. [f. 
 
 miaase, mis itz 7 , v. a. ubuser de. 
 mite, mil, B. mite, f. || 16g6re oUrande, f. 
 mltlgrate, mifigat, v. a. mitiger, adonclr. 
 mitigation, mil iga's/iun, B. adoucisse- 
 mltre, mi'tir, B. mitre, f. [uieni, m. 
 
 mitten, mlfn, 3. mitaine, f. 
 % mix, mikt, 7. a. meler, mJlanger. 
 
 miztnro, miks'tur ou mikt'chSdr, B. mlx- 
 
 tton, L, melange, m. [d'artlmon, m. 
 
 mtaenc-maat), mtynOnotO, s. (mar.) mat 
 **^*~, ion, s. lamentation, f. 
 moan, man, v. a. dc n. lamenter, d^plorer. 
 moat, siot, B. fosse, m. 
 nxo&tod, maftid, a. entouri d'un foso{. 
 mob, mob, B. populace, foule, canaille, f. 
 mob. mH>, T. a. bouspiller. 
 mobilisation, m&b il i z<t thun, s. (mil.) 
 
 mobilisation, mise sur pied de guerre, t. 
 mobilise, mSb'llu, T. a. (oill.) mubiliser. 
 mobility, mo t>ifi ti, s. mobillie, f. 
 moooasin, mikf&rin, s. mocassin, m. 
 ock, mile, . a. i u. se moquer de || 
 
 bumper. 
 
 mook, mok, a. faux, contretalL 
 
 mocker, mok' tr, B. moqueur, railleur, m. 
 
 mockery, mok' er i, s. moquerie, raillerle, f. || 
 jouet, m. || to make a mook (ou ~) of, 
 Be moquer, se railler de qn. 
 
 mocking-bird, mof ing bird. B. oiseau 
 moqueur, m. fmanie're, f. 
 
 mode, mod. s. (gr.) mode, m. || mode, (agon, 
 
 model, mod' il, s. modele, m. 
 
 model, mod' el, T. a. modeler, former. 
 
 modeller, mSd'itfr, s. modelleur, m. |l 
 dessinateur, m. 
 
 moderate, mud'erat, T. a. modfrer. 
 
 moderate, mud'erat, a. (-ly, ad.) mod?iS 
 (meui) || rne'diocre(ment). [f. 
 
 moderation, mud tr a' shun, s. moderation, 
 
 modern, mud'ern a. moderne, nouveau. 
 
 modernise, mod ermz, v. a. moderniser || 
 
 modest, mod' fat, a. modeste. Imoderner. 
 
 modesty, mod'eiti, a. modestie, f. 
 
 modicum, mud'ikum, s. un tout petit peu, 
 un tant soit peu. (cation, f. 
 
 modification, modifi kg shun, s. uiodili- 
 
 modirjr, mod'ifl, v. a. modifier. 
 
 modlshness, mffdishnis, a. asservisse- 
 ment & la mode, m. 
 
 modulate, muU'ulat.v. a. (mus.) moduler. 
 
 modulation, mtidu lu'ittun, s. (mus.) nio- 
 dulation, f. [mohair, m. 
 
 mohair, mfhUr. a. poll de cbevre, Hi. || 
 
 moloty, vufy'iti, B, moitie, f. 
 
 moist, mSfytt, a. Lumidu, moite. 
 
 moisten, may' sn, T. a. humecter. 
 
 moisture, mu\/s'tur, s. bumldite, molteur, 
 
 molar, mff ler, a. molalre. [t. 
 
 molasses, mol&fsia, B. mlasse. f. 
 
 mole, mal, B. mole, m. || grain de beaute, 
 m. || taupe, f. J| ~-hlll, B. taupiniere, t. 
 
 molecule, mdfikul, B. molecule, t. 
 
 moleskin, mol'tkin, s. moleskin, m. 
 
 molest, militf , T. a. molester, vexer. 
 
 molestation, mil it ta' ihun, s. vexation, 
 importunite, f. 
 
 mollify, mul'lifl, v. a. amollir, ramolllr. 
 
 mollnsk, moTlutk, t. mollusque, m. 
 
 molten, mal'tn, a, fondu || - calf, B. la 
 veau d'or. [portance, f. 
 
 moment, mo" mint, B. moment, m. || im- 
 
 momentarlly, mu' min ter i l\, ad. de mo- 
 ment en moment. 
 
 momentary, mu'mfnteri, a. momentani. 
 
 momentous, mo men' tut, a. important. 
 
 momentum, moment 1 um, t. (mec.) mo- 
 ment, m. (de force, dlnertie). 
 
 monarch, mon'&rk, s. monarque, sou- 
 verain, m. fchique. 
 
 monarchical, mSndr'kikit, a. monar- 
 
 monarchy, mSn'drki, B. monarchic, f. 
 
 monastery, m&n'&ttiri, 8. monastire, m. 
 
 monastic, munm'ttk, a. monaatique. 
 
 Monday, mun'dd, s. lundi, m. 
 
 money, min'f, s. argent, m. || monnale, 1 1) 
 ready ~, - in hand, argent couiptant, 
 m. I! pocket >, menus ulaliiirs, m. pi. || 
 to make ~, ramanser de 1'argent f) to 
 raise ~, se procurer de raiveut || -box. 
 b. coffre-tart, m. || grubber, a. bar* 
 
 IO, l*it. ftr, UKi; tort, ait, Mr; - yn./w, i/.; - no, Ut, privt;
 
 moneyed motto 
 
 147 
 
 pagon, ladre, m. || --lender, B. prSteur 
 k Tnteret, m. || --market, a. uiarch 
 mone'taire ou financier, m., la Bourse || 
 ~- order, B. bon, cheque, m. || mandat 
 postal, m. 
 
 moneyed, monled, mvn'id. a. ricbe. 
 
 mongrel, nvny'yre'l, a. m6tis. 
 
 monitory, mon'iter I, a. d'avertiaaement fl 
 monitorial. 
 
 monk, mungk, a. molne, rellgieuz, m. || 
 -' hood, a. (bot.) aconit, m. 
 
 monkey, mung'ki.s. singe, babouin, m. || 
 trick, 8. Ringerie, L 
 
 monkish, mu-ngk" ish, a. monacal. fm. 
 
 monogamist, man og'd mist, s.iuonogaine, 
 
 monogamy, mo nog' dm \, 8. monogamie, f. 
 
 monogram, mon'ogrdm, a. monograinrae, 
 m. Jmane, m. Si t. 
 
 monomaniac, mSnomu'm&k, B. mono- 
 mono maniac (al), munoma'niak (at), a. 
 monomane. [User || accaparer. 
 
 monopolise, mdnSp'olis, v. a. monopo- 
 m. || accapareur, m. . fm. 
 
 monopolist, mSnop'SKit, 8. monopoleur, 
 
 monopoly, mSnip oli, a. monopole, m. 
 
 monosyllabic, mon S til lab' ilc, a. mono- 
 ay llabique, m. flabe, m. 
 
 monosyllable, mSno sil'ldbl, a. monosyl- 
 
 monotonons, monSfonUi, a. monotone. 
 
 monotony, mo ndfoni, a. monotonle, f. 
 
 monsoon, munivn', s. mouason, L 
 
 monster, mon'sttr, s. monatre, m. 
 
 monstrosity, mon tiros' iti, a. mouatruo- 
 sitf, f. l-ly, ad. monBtrueuaemeot. 
 
 monstrous, mon'itriu, a. monatrueux || 
 
 month, munth, a. mola, m. 
 
 monthly, mwith'li, a. <t ad. mtnsuel || 
 toua les moll II par moia. 
 
 monument, mSn'umfnt, a. monument, m. 
 
 monumental, monumen'tdl, a. monu- 
 mental. 
 
 mood, mod, B. bumeur, f. || (gr.) mode, m. 
 
 moodlness, mod'ines, a. mauvaise hu- 
 mcur, f. 
 
 moody, mod' I, a. de mauvaise bumeur. 
 
 moon, mon, a. lune, f. || --beam, a. rayon 
 lunalre, m. || --struck, a. lunatique. 
 
 moonlight, mon' /if, a. clair de lune, m. 
 
 moonlight, mun'lit, a. au clair de lune. 
 
 moonshine, mon' thin, a. clair detune, m. || 
 (fig.) blague, f. || faux brlllant, m. 
 
 moor, mor, a. marais, m. |J bruy<re, f. || n^gre, 
 
 moor, mor, v. a. (& n.) (s')amarrer. Tm. 
 
 moorish, mor'iih, a. moresque. fin. 
 
 moorland, mor'land, a. pays marcagcux, 
 
 moot, m<Jt, v. a IJ lir -) dlncuter. 
 
 moot, mot, a. contestable, dlacutable. [f. 
 
 mop, m6p, s. torchon, faubert, m. || tignasse, 
 
 mop, mop, v. a. laver || epon^er. 
 
 mope, mop, v. n. Be squestrer || rSver || 
 a'ennuyer. [ m, a. pi. Dio3ura. f. pi. 
 
 moral, mor'il, a. morale, mornlile, f. || 
 
 moral, mor'al, a. (-ly, ad.) inoral(ement). 
 
 moralise, mordllz, v. a. inoralisvr. 
 
 moralist, mor'al lit, a. moraliste, m. 
 
 morality, mordl'iti, a. morale, morallte 1 , 
 
 morass, moruS, a. morals, m, [L 
 
 morbid, mSr'bid, a. maladif. 
 
 more, mor, &d. plus, plus prand, davan- 
 
 tage || onoe ~, encore une fois || no -, ne 
 
 .... plus || so much, the ~, d'autant 
 
 plus, a plus forte raison. 
 moreen, moren' , a. serge moire>, L 
 moreover, mori/ver, ad. deplus, en outre. 
 morganatic, morga.naf\k, a. morgana- 
 
 tique. 
 morning: , morn'iny, B. matin, m.. matinee, 
 
 f. || ~ performance, a. matinee, t. || ~- 
 
 gro-wn, ft. robe de cbambre, f. 
 moroooo(-leather), murok'ko(lffft'ir), t. 
 
 maroqtiin, m. ((ment). 
 
 morose, mordy. a. (-ly, ad.) maussade 
 morphine, mSrfen, morphia, mdr'fia, 
 
 a. (chini.) morphine, f. 
 morrow, mSr'ro, 8. lendemaln, jour, m. 
 morsel, mOr'iil, a. morceau, m. 
 mortal, mor'tdl, a. mortel, homme, m. 
 mortal, mor' tat, a. (-ly, ad.) mortel(le- 
 
 mortality, mSrtV'itl, a. mortalite, t 
 
 mortar, mor'ltr, a. mortier, m. 
 
 mortrafre, morgaj, a. bypotbique, f. 
 
 mortgage, mor'gdj, r. a, bypolhequer. 
 
 mortsrag-ee, mur yaje', a. creancier bypo- 
 tlyi-cairc, m. fhypothique, m. 
 
 mortg-ag-er, mor'yajer, a. dbiteur aur 
 
 mortification, mortiftka'ihun, 8. luorti- 
 ficatlon, f. H gangrene, f. l| penitence, f. 
 
 mortify, mor'tifi, T. a. (Si a.) bumllier || 
 (se) mortlfler J| ae gangrener. 
 
 mortise, mortis, a. mortaise, f. 
 
 mortmain, mSrf man, a. (Jur.) malnmorte, 
 
 mosaic, mSzd'ik, a. mosa'ique. \t. 
 
 mosque, milk. a. mosquee, f. 
 
 mosquito, motki'to, a. mouatlque, m. || 
 --net, a. moustiqualre, cousinierc, f. 
 
 moss, mSt, a. mouaae, f. || --grown, a, 
 moussu || --rose, a. roae mousseuse, f. 
 
 mossy, iriSt'i, a. moussu. 
 
 most, most, a. la plupart. 
 
 most, most. a. & ad. le plua, tra, au plua 
 baut degi'i || (le) plus grand || -ly, ad. Ik 
 plupart j| le plua souvent. 
 
 mote, mot, a. atome, in. || paille, f. 
 
 moth, mStk. B. teigne, mite, f. 
 
 mother, muttl'fr, a. mere, f. II matrice, f. || 
 ~-ln-law, a. belle-mere, f. ||~ or pearl, 
 a. nacre de perle, f. || --country, a. pays 
 natal, m. || mfire patrle, f. || -tongue, 
 a. langue maternelle, langue-mftre, f. 
 
 motherhood, mtifll' ir h8&d, a. maternity, f. 
 
 motherless, muM'trlfi, a. aana mere. 
 
 motherly, muOi'irli, a. maternel, de mire. 
 
 motion, mu'thun, a. mouvemeiit, m. || mo- 
 tion, (. || proposition, f. [une motion. 
 
 motion, rnu'sfniH, T. a. proposer |j fair* 
 
 motionless, mo'skun lit, a. immobile. 
 
 motive, mo'tiv, a. motif, m. 
 
 motive, mu'tiv, a. muteur || motif H ~ 
 power, a. force motrice, f. 
 
 motley, mut' li. mottled, mSt'tld, a. bl- 
 v-u iC- || (soap) unu i<iC || inele. 
 
 motor, mo' tar, a. moii-ur, m. 
 
 motto, mSftu, a. devise, I. 
 
 i fMtt ** I"**- II cAair, joy ; game, yi; tmtl, teal; thing, tkert.
 
 148 
 
 mould murrain 
 
 mould, mold, a. moule, m., forme, f. || 
 
 moiMsfiure, f. || terreau, m. 
 mould, mold, v. a. & n. tuouler, former || 
 
 pe'trir I! se moisir. [en poussicre. 
 
 moulder, mold' er, v. a. (<t n.) (se) rf-duire 
 mouldiness, mold'inea, e. moisissure, 1 
 moulding- , mold' ing, e. moulure, f. 
 mouldy, mold'i, a. moisl. 
 moult, molt. v. n. muer. fra. || levee, f. 
 mound, mdTund, e. rempart, retranchement, 
 mount, mo~Hnt, e. mont, m., montaene, f. 
 mount, motan,v.a. m outer, Clever i|s'lever. 
 mountain, mtfDin'tin, s. montagne, f. || 
 
 to make a ~ out of a molo-hill, falre 
 
 d'une moucbe un CICphant. [ni. 
 
 mountaineer, m<>ii;i <inr',8.montagnard, 
 mountainous, moTim' tin iu, a. mon- 
 
 tagneux || fnorme. 
 
 mountebank, mfSm'lfbangk, s. charla- 
 tan, BalUmbanque, m. [le deuil. 
 mourn, worn, v. a. & n. dSplorer || porter 
 mourner, morn'ir, 8. qui porte le deuil, 
 
 m. || malheureux, m. || (hlred~) pleu- 
 
 reur, m. Itriste(meru). 
 
 mournful, morn'fuSl, a. (-ly.ud.) lugubrell 
 mourning-, morn' ing, 8. lamentation, f. || 
 mouse, moi<s, 8. sourls, f. [deull, m. 
 
 moaner, moufzer, 8. preneur de Bouris, m. 
 moustache, mots tosh,', monstachio, 
 
 mOtitdsh'io, 8. moustaches, f. pi. 
 month, mowth, s. bouche, gueule, f. II 
 
 volz, f. || embouchure, f, || by word of 
 
 ~, de vlve voiz. 
 
 mouth, moTvOi, v. a. den. gueuler, macher. 
 mouthful, mofuth'fOQl, 8. Douchee, f. 
 mouthing-, moti/Oring, s. criaillerie, dS- 
 
 clamatlon, f. 
 
 mouthpiece, mo&th'pes, n. embouchure, f. 
 move, mov, s. mouyement, m. || (at chess) 
 
 coup, m. 
 move, mov, T. a. A. 11. mouvolr, a>ter II 
 
 proposer, persuader, attendrlr, toucher || 
 
 exciter || se inouvoir || avaacer. 
 mov(e)able, mov'&bl, a. mobile. 
 mov(e)ablea, mov'dblt, e. pi. meubles, 
 
 biena meubles, in. pi. 
 mov< 
 mov< 
 
 ~, t. principe moteur, m. 
 moving:, mov'ing.ti. mouvement,m. ||atten- 
 
 drissement, m. [d'une manure touchante. 
 moving-, mov'ing, a, emouvant |l -ly, ad. 
 mow, mSj . fauchfie, f. || meule de foin, f. 
 mow, mo, v. a. & n. faucher, moissonner || 
 
 engranger || -Ing- machine, 3. faucheuse,!. 
 Mr., Mrs. (= Mister, Mibtreau), Mon- 
 sieur, Madame, 
 much, much, a. & ad. beaucoup II tr6s, 
 
 fort, bien || BO ~ for I voila pour I |j as ~ 
 
 , Huturit que. 
 
 muollag-e, mu' tilaj, B. mucilage, in. 
 muck, muk, s. fumler, m. || boue, I. 
 muoona, mffkut, a. muqueuz. 
 mucus, mu'ku-s, s. mucus, in., murosite, f. 
 mad, atuj, 8. boue, f. || vase, f. || ~-oart, 
 
 i. lurubereau, u. || ~-wall, a. murailie de 
 
 terre, t 
 
 rement, mov'mcnt, s. mouvement, m. 
 rr, mov'tr, s. rapporteur, m. || prime 
 
 muddle, miiri'l, 8. embrouillamini, m. 
 muddle, mud'l, v. a. trembler, hebfiter || 
 
 enivrw a deini || ~, v. n. biu-boler. 
 muddy, mud' di, a. trouble, bourbeux. 
 muff, muf, 8. rannchon, m. || jobard, m. || 
 
 tasse, f. || gueule, f. 
 muffle, muf I. v. a. envelopper || ernml- 
 
 toufler II bander || voiler || assourdlr. ' 
 
 mug-, mug, s. gobelet, m. || pot, m. 
 mulberry, mul'bfrri, 8. mure, f. H ~- 
 
 tree, 8. in drier, m. 
 mulct, mulkt, v. a. mettre ft 1'amende. 
 mule, mul, s. mulet, m., mule, f. || ~- 
 
 drlver, s. muletier, m. 
 muleteer, mul'ter, 8. muletier, m. 
 mull, mul, s. brioche, f., four, m. 
 mull, mul, v. a. teire chauffer |i bruler. 
 mulled, miild, a. chaud et epic& 
 mullet, muf lit, 8. mulet, m. (| muge, m. 
 multifarious, multifa'rtus, a. vane, 
 
 divers. 
 
 multiple, mufti pi, a. (ar.) multiple, m. 
 multiplicand, mul tlpli hand', a. (ar.) 
 
 multiplicand*-, m. 
 multiplication , mul tip H ka'tntin. a. 
 
 multiplication, f. || --table, 8. table de 
 
 Pythagore, f. fclte 1 , f. 
 
 multiplicity, multiple IK. 8. multipli- 
 mnltlpller, muetipRtr, 8. (ur.) multipU- 
 
 cateur, m. 
 
 multiply, muftipli, v. a. innlUpller. 
 multitude, mul'titud, s. multitude, t 
 multitudinous, multitu'dinut, a. nom- 
 mum, mum, a. Bilendeux. [breux. 
 
 xanmble, mum'bl, v. a, & n. marmutter || 
 
 machouner. 
 mummer, mum'mtr, s. masque, m., per- 
 
 sonne masquie, f. || bouffoo, ui. 
 mummery, mum'meri, 8. maacarade, f. 
 mummy, mum' ml, . momie, f. || pate, f. 
 mumpB, mumpi, . mauvaise humeur, t || 
 
 (n. f-il.) oreillons, m. pi. 
 munch, munsh, v. a. & n. mftcher. 
 mundane, man' dan, a. du monde. 
 municipal, munit'ipal, a. municipal, 
 municipality, munisipdfiti,B. municl- 
 
 pulitS, f. ff. 
 
 mnnifloeuce,munf/ r >^u,s. munificence, 
 munificent, munifisfnt, a. liberal ||-ly, 
 
 ad. avec munificence, 
 muniment, muf ni mint, 8. litre, m., charte, 
 
 f. || ~- ho use, 8. archives, f. pi. 
 munition, munbh'un, B. munition, f. 
 murder, mer'dtr, e. meurtre, m. 
 murder, mir'dir, T. a. aas&sslner, tuer | 
 
 massacrer. 
 
 murderer, mil' defer, a. meurtrier, m. 
 murderess, mir'dirit,^. meurtriere. f. 
 murderouB, mer'derut, ft. homicide, 
 
 BanRUinaire. fhydriane. 
 
 muriatic, murtdTl*, a. (chim.) chlor- 
 murky, mti'kl, a. obscur, sombre, 
 murmur, mif' mer, B. murmure, m. 
 murmur, mtr'mtr, v. a. & n. murmurer. 
 murmuring- ly, mfr'mtrint H, ad, a 
 
 murmuraut. 
 murrain. mO^rta, *. cUvelta, & 
 
 UXi, Mi, fdr, IM; - Mr*, fit, Mr; MUM, (MM; - HO, Mi, frfri; - M;
 
 muscatel nutive 
 
 149 
 
 muscatel, mus'kdtfl, 8. muscat, m. 
 muscle, win' I, s. muscle, ni. \\ motile, f. 
 Muscovite, mOt'kot'U, 8. Muscovite, m. 
 muscular, muifkuUr, a. musculoire || 
 
 rnusculeux. 
 
 muse, mut, s. muse, (. || reverie, L 
 muse, muz, v. n. medlter, revcr. 
 museum, m-uze'ftm, s. musCe, m. 
 mushroom, muaVrom, s. champignon, m. 
 music, mu'zik, s. musique, f. || ~-room, 
 
 B. galle de concerts, f. II --stand, s. pu- 
 
 pltre a musique, m. || --stool, s. tabouret 
 
 de pinno, m. 
 mnaical, mv'tikal, a. (-17, ad.) musical 
 
 (einent) || harmonieusement. 
 musician, muzit/i'dn, . musicien, m. 
 musing:, mu' zing, s. inf 'Illation, (. 
 mask, musk, s. muse, in. 
 musket, mvt'ktt, s. mousquet, fusil, m. 
 musketeer, mutktter',*. mousquctnire, 
 
 m. ftnousqiicterio, f. 
 
 musketry, mfufkttri, s. fusillade, (. || 
 muslin, mils' Im, s. mousseline, f. 
 mussel, mut'tl, s. mouli>. f. 
 must, mutt, v. n. Imp. fnlloir, devoir, 
 mustache, ni'7?S{aV,g. vide moustache, 
 mnotard, mvt'terd, s. moularde, f. || ~- 
 
 seed. s. grniuc de rooutarde, f. 
 luster, mut'trr, g. revue, f. || troupe, f. || 
 
 role, m. || --roll, s. (mar.) role d'fqui- 
 
 page. m. |l (mil.) tableaux du recense- 
 
 mpnt, m. pi. 
 
 muster, mut'ter, v. a. falre la revue, as- 
 sembler || passer en revue || s'assembler. 
 musty, mux'ti, a. inoisi. 
 mutability, muldbil'iti, 8. mutabilltS, 
 
 varlabillte, f. 
 
 mutation, mulffihtin, s. cbangement, m. 
 mute, miit, s. muet, m. || ficnte d'oisoaux, f. 
 mute, mul, a. muet, silencieuz || -ly, ad. 
 
 en silence. 
 
 mutilate, m-fftilat, v. a. mutiler, estrnpler. 
 mutilation, u ti Id' ihun, s. mutilation, I. 
 mutineer, mutinir', s. rebelle, m. 
 mntlnous, mii'nu, a. (-ly, ad.) (en) 
 mutiny, mu'tini, s. emeute, Imutin. 
 mutiny, mfftlnf, v. n. se r6volter. 
 mutter, miit'ler, t. murmure, m. 
 mutter, mufter, T. a. 4 n. mnrmurer, 
 
 innrmotter. 
 mutton, miifn, t. mouton, m. || --chop, 
 
 s. cdtelette de mouton, (. II neck, 
 
 shoulder of ~, 8. gieot, m. f(ment). 
 mutual, mu't-utl, a. (-ly, ad.) rficlpmque 
 mnssle, m-u*'l, s. miiBoau, m. || mueeliere, 
 
 f. || Eueule, (. || bout, m. 
 muzzle, mui'l, v. a. museler. 
 my, mi, pn. mon, ma, mes. 
 myosotls, mi 5 so" tit, t. (hot.) mrosotls, 
 
 gremillet, pensez-a-mol, ne-m'oubllez-pas, 
 myriad, nvr'l&d, s. myriude, I. [m. 
 
 myrrh, mer, s. myrrhe, J. 
 myrtle, mer'll, s. myrle, m. 
 myself, mttftf, pn. raoi-meme || me. mol. 
 mysterions, mis te'riut, a. ray6t<Sneux || 
 
 ly, ad. myst^rieusement. 
 mystery, mit'ttri, 8. mysttre, m. 
 
 mystlo(al), mit'tlkdl), a. (-ly, nd.) mys- 
 tiqiicdiieiil). [fixation, f. 
 
 mystification, miitiftka'th-un, g. mysll- 
 mystlfy, mu'tifl, v. a. mystifier. 
 myth, mi/ A, s. wythe, m. flojdque. 
 
 mythological, mithSlSj'ik&l, a. mytho- 
 mythology, mithdi'dji, s. mytliologie, L 
 
 S. 
 
 nab, nfb, T. a. happer, attraper, aalalr. 
 nabob, na'bdb, s. nabab, richard (astuenz, 
 nagr, ndf. 8. bidet, m. I m. 
 
 nail, not, s. clou, m. l| ocele, m. fl 
 
 brush. 8. brosse ft ongles, i. 
 nail, ndi, v. a. clouer. 
 naked, na'ktd, a. (-ly, ad.) nu l| slaple 
 
 (ment) || nQment. 
 
 nakedness, nd'kldnfy, s. nudit^, f. 
 namby-pamby, na.ru' bi pdm'ti, a. 
 
 mur>qu, prtentieux. 
 name, nam. s. nom, m. II reputation, f. II 
 
 in one's ~, au nom de qn. 
 name, nam, \. a. nommer, appeler. 
 nameless, ndm'lfa, a. anonyme. 
 namely, nam' li, ad. savoir, a savolr. 
 namesake, nam' talc, 8. homouyme, m. 
 nankeen, nang kfn' s. nankin, m. 
 nap, nap, s. nommeil lger, m. || poll m. 
 nape, nap, s. nuque, f. 
 naphtha, nap'thh, s. naphte, f. 
 napkin, nap kin, s. serviette, f. || ~-rin;, 
 
 s. rond de serviette, m. 
 narcissus, ndr '., 8. (bot.)narcisse,m. 
 narcotic, ndrkSfik, s. narcotique, m. 
 narcotic, narkKfik, a. narcotique. 
 narrate, ndr'rdt, v. a. raconter. 
 narration, ndrrd'ihun, narrative, nor 7 - 
 
 rn (iv, s. narration, f. 
 narrative, nar'rativ, a. narratlf. 
 narrator, nArrffttr, 8. narraleur, m. 
 narrow, ndr'rd, 8. passage Ctroit, m. II 
 
 -s, 8. pi. (mar.) dgtrolL m. 
 narrow, ndr'ro, v. a. (4 n.) resserrcr || 
 
 (se) rf'UCcir. 
 narrow, ndr'ro, a, (-ly, ad. ) Ctroit(ement) II 
 
 petit || avare || exact || mesquinement M do 
 
 pr8s. [pauvi-ctf, f. 
 
 narrowness, nar'rdnfs, s. <Stroite8M, f. II 
 nasal, na'zdl, a. nasal, 
 nastily, ndy <{<>', ad. salement. 
 nastlness, not' tint*, s. talelft. f. 
 nasturtium, tidj <fr'At7m, g. (hot.) capu- 
 nasty, ndifti, a. sale || obsceae. Icln*, (. 
 natal, nd'tdt. a. natal, 
 natation, ndta'ihUn, e. natation, f. 
 nation, nd'tliHn, s. nation, f. 
 national, naih'iinal, a. (-ly, ad.) national 
 
 (ement) || debt, s. dette publique, f. 
 nationalise, ndth'vm&li*, v. a. reudre 
 
 national. 
 
 nationality, ndAiindr{/r,B. nationality, f. 
 native, na'tiv, s. natlf, m. 
 native, no'tiv, a. natlf, nature!, orlgtnalre. 
 
 ; /OT(, tuft, <w*. || eAair, Joy; gamt, yti; tout, foZ; thing, aiert.
 
 150 
 
 nativity net 
 
 nativity, ndtw'fti, 8. natirttfi, 1 || nais- 
 
 sance, f . 
 natural, nSfurSt ou nach'SSrai, B. (mus.) 
 
 Mcarre, m. J| imbecile, idiot, m. 
 natural, nat'uriU ou ndch'ofirdl, a. (-17, 
 
 ad.) natureHlement) || naif, simple, 
 naturalisation, n&turaliza' shun, 8. 
 
 naturalisation, /. 
 
 naturalise, nHfilriiliz, v. a. naturaliser. 
 naturalist, ndfurdlitt, B. nnturaliste, m. 
 nature, nStur ou nffcM6r, 8. nature, 1 || 
 
 temperament, m., espece, f. || . . . -A, a. 
 
 de . . . nature, 
 naught, naTZ-f, 8. rirn, m. 
 naughtily, ntfB'Ct/I. ad. mechamment. 
 naughtiness, nifbrintt, e. mecbancetp', 
 
 t fvilain. 
 
 naughty, nrffi'f f, a. manvais, mSchant, 
 nausea, niti/titi, 8. nausee, f. 
 nauseate, nii&riat, v. a. & n. avoir dea 
 
 nauseee || rejeter avec dugout 
 aanseona, nii&tMii>, a. nausltabond, i\f.- 
 
 gootant || -ly, ad. avcc dugout. 
 nautical, naWtikal, naval, na'val, a. 
 
 naval || marin || <(e la marine, 
 nautilus, id&nlut, B. nautile, m. 
 naval, na'vl, a. naval, maritime II de la 
 
 marine. [(d'urie Sgllse), f. 
 
 nave. nav. 8. moycn (d'une roue), m. || net 
 navel, nd vl, t. nomhril, m. 
 n a vl arable, n&v'ig&bl, a. navigable, 
 navigate, ndv'fgdt, v. a. & n. navigner || 
 
 gouverner. 
 
 navigation, navtga'thun, B. navigation,!. 
 navigator, n&v"igatir, s. navlgatenr, m. 
 navvy, ndv'vi, 8. terrassier. m. 
 navy, na'vi. B. marine, t. II ~-board, g. 
 
 conseil de la marine, m. |] ~-ofllce, a. 
 
 bureaux de la marine, m. pi. 
 nay, nd, ad. non, meme, de plug. 
 nay I mi, eh bien ! erreur I 
 neap, nip, a. bas. mort. 
 near, nor, T. n. B'approcher. 
 ear, ner, a., ad. & pr. (-ly, ad.) proche. 
 
 voisin, intimc || pareimonieux || presque, a 
 
 peu prta, (au) pits de || de prSs h mesqtii- 
 
 nement || that was a ~ thing:, 11 1'a 
 
 SchappS belle. 
 
 nearneas, nei^nit, 8. proxlmlt, mesqui- 
 neat, net, B. gros betai!, m. Inerie, t. 
 
 seat, net, a. (-ly, ad.) net(temcnt) || 
 
 propre(ment) || elegant || (of drinks) sec, 
 
 non trempfi. 
 
 neatness, nifnit, 8. netted. proprete\ t 
 nebula, niVuld, 8. (astr.) nebuleuse, f. 
 nebulous, nifulHi, a. nebuleux. 
 necessaries, nttftstir \x, s.pl. ngcessalre, 
 
 m., besolna de la vie, m. pi. [ment. 
 
 necessarily, ntS to frill, ad. necessaire- 
 neoessary, neSfttri, ad. neccssaire. 
 necessitate, nfiit'itat, v. a. ngccBslter. 
 necessitous, ntetf'ritua, a. Indigent. 
 necessity, nf&'i<i, B. necesaite, f. 
 neck, nS*, s. cou, m. j] partle allongee, f. || 
 
 manchf, m. || to fall ~ and crop, 
 
 tomber de tout son long |J to run ~ and 
 
 ~, M tenir de pres, serres, en ligne 
 
 stiff ~, torticolig, m. || stiff ed, a. 
 qui a le cou raide || ~- cloth, 8. fichu, m. |l 
 ~-tie, B. cravate, f. 
 
 neckercbief, nek'erchlf, 8. fichu, m. 
 
 nectarine, nfk'terin, B. nectarina, f. 
 
 need, nid, B. beeoln, m., nt-cessit^, 1 || la 
 case of ~, en cas de besoin. 
 
 need, nid, v. a. & n. avoir besoin de, 
 manquer [I fitre nficcssatrc, fallolr, elre 
 dans le besoin. f(ment). 
 
 needful, ned'foSl, a. (-ly, ad.) nfcesBaire 
 
 needlly, ned'iK. ad. pauvremsnt. 
 
 needlness, ned'infs, s. pauvreUS, f. 
 
 needle, ne'dl, B. aiguille, f. || bougsole, f. l| 
 ~-case, B. f till a aiguilles, m. || ffnn, 
 B. fusil a aiguille, m. || ~-\voman, 8. 
 riiitnricVp, f. || ~-work, B. ouvrage a 
 1'aigiiillr, m. || couture, f. || broderip, f. 
 
 needless, nefflis, a. (-ly, ad.) liiutile 
 (ment). 
 
 needs, nedz, ad. nfccssatrement. 
 
 needy, ne'di, a. nvces8iteux, pauvre. 
 
 nefarious, nifa'riut, a. abominable. 
 
 negratlon, niga'thun, B. negation, f. 
 
 negative, n^dHff, 8. ngativp, negation, t. 
 
 negrative, neg'dtiv, v. a. rpfntrr. 
 
 negative, nfg'ativ, a. nCgatif || -ly, nd. 
 ntnUnmoH 
 
 noRlect, neg Ifkf, 8. nggllgenoe, t 
 
 neg-lect, neg USkf , v. a. negliger. 
 
 neglectful, nig likffSSl, a. vide negli- 
 gent, rebalance, f. 
 
 negligence, ngg'lijfni, s. negligence, non- 
 negligent, neplijfnl, a. negligent, non- 
 chalant || ly, ad. negli gem ment. 
 
 negotiable, nigffehi&bl, a. ngociable. 
 
 negotiate, nlgo' shiat, v. n. negocier. 
 
 negotiation, ne'goshia'thun, 8. nfpocia- 
 
 Hegress, ne'grii, n. negresse, f. [Uon, f. 
 
 Negro, ne'gro, 8. nSgre, m. 
 
 neigh, nd, neighing, no.' ing, 8. hennlsse- 
 
 nelgh, mi, v. n. beunir. [ment, m. 
 
 neighbour, nd'bcr, e. voisin, m. || pro- 
 chain, m. 
 
 neighbour, na'ber, v. a. avnisiner. 
 
 neighbourhood, nSbirhff6d,t. voislnage, 
 m. [civil, en voisin. 
 
 neighbourly, na'btrK, a. & ad. bon, 
 
 neither, ne'Olir ou nt'Oler, c. & pn. ni, 
 non plus || ni 1'un ni 1'autre. 
 
 neology, neSl'8ji t *. n^ologie, f. 
 
 neophlte, nfofit, s. nophyte, n> 
 
 nepenthe, nf pen the, 8. ( boL ) nepctftSe, m. 
 
 nephew, nev'ti, 8. neveu, m. 
 
 nepotism, nep'dtizm, B. nfpotisme. m. 
 
 nerve, nerv, 8. nerf, m. || viguear, f. 
 
 nerveless, n^rv'<4,a.6iierve, sans vigueur. 
 
 nervous, nir'vut, a. nerveux || fort, vi- 
 goureux. 
 
 nest, neft, B. nid, m. || nichf e, f. || repair?, 
 m. || ~- egg, s. nichet, m. || (fam.) pistole 
 volante, f. || -ing-time, 8. (of birds) 
 temps de la nich&e. m., uidification, f. 
 
 nestle, nle'l, v. a. i n. se nlcher, se loger. 
 
 nestling, nis'ling, 8. petit Olseau au nid, m. 
 
 net, net, e. filet, rets, m. || landing, 
 trubleau, m. 
 
 l*t, Ut, f&r,U* ; hire, git, Mr;- Mine, fern; - no, Mt, proti ;-hSO;
 
 net non 
 
 151 
 
 net, nit, T. a. falre on filet. 
 net. #, a. (com.) net, pur. 
 aether, niOi'ir, a. bos, infe'rienr. ,ff. 
 
 netting- -needle, nlftfnp nf dl,t. navette, 
 nettle, nit' Is. ortte. 1 
 nettle, nCJ, T. a. planer, Irrlter. 
 neuralgia, nurifild, e. ngvralgle, I. 
 neurotic, nurtff {*, a. nfivrotique. 
 neuter, nffUr, a. neutre, impartial. 
 neutral, nu'irdJ a. nentre || indifferent I] 
 
 ly, ad. neutralement. [mitiger. 
 
 neutralise, nfftr&H*. T. a. ncutraliser, 
 neutrality, nulrtWitt, s. neutrality f. 
 never, ntv'ir, ad. Jamais II ~ mind I ntm- 
 
 portel [Jama!?. 
 
 nevermore, nfvermor', ad. an grand 
 nevertheless, nf tr tMlltf , c. nean- 
 
 moing, cependant pourtant. 
 new, nu, a. & ad. (-ly, ad.) nenf, nouvean 
 
 || nouvellement || depuis pen || brand ~, 
 
 tout batt&nt neuf, uambant neuf || ~- 
 
 tanfflod, a. nonVellement invent*. 
 newness, nu'n*, g. nouveantf, f. 
 news, nu, g. nonvellp, f., nou relies, f. pi. II 
 
 boy, s. colporteur rte jonrnaox, m. || 
 
 --room, B. cabinet de lecture, m. 
 aewaagren t, n uz'd j#n, a. commlssionnaire 
 
 pour les Jonrnaux. rn. (Journal, m. 
 
 newspaper, nurpdp&r, 8. gazette, f., 
 next, nCktt, a. A ad. proche, prochaln, 
 
 rolsln [lensult^ puli, aprt5||~to, preaque. 
 alb, ni B. bee d'un olscau, m. || potnto 
 
 d'une plume, f. 
 albble, ntft'fci, v. a. An. becqueter || rongcr [] 
 
 mordre a I'bamecon II tpilogner (BUT). 
 albbler, nimbler, B. epllogueur, m. 
 ale*, nie, a. (-ly, ad.) exact(ement) II ool- 
 
 gneuz II dCllcat(ement) || Jcili, agreable, 
 
 recherchS || difficile || solgneaaement || avec 
 
 gout. 
 .aloeneaa. nut nil, nicety, ni'titl. a. 
 
 ezacUtude, f. || Bubtillti, f.. ratfinnnent, 
 
 m. U niceties, i. pi. triandlseB, f. pi. 
 nlobe, nicA, i. niche, f. 
 alek, nt*, B. entaille, f. || ~ of time, mo- 
 
 ment conTenable or preda. m. 
 nl ok, nit, T. a. roncontrer i propos. 
 nicknaok, nif nut, 8. vide kaleknaok. 
 Bickaaai*, nff ndm, g. sobriquet, m. 
 nickname, nifnam, T. a. donoer on so- 
 
 briquet. 
 
 nicotine. nVc'gHn, g. (chlm.) nicoUne, f. 
 niece, n, 8. niftce, t 
 
 nfg'gtrd, 8. avare, harpagon, m. 
 B, nlfgtrd H ni>, a. aratioe, 
 fvilftln, en avare. 
 nltrsrarOly, nifyirdH, a. A ad. avara, 
 r, ni/j*-, B. morlcaud, m., mori- 
 
 rad, f. (pris, prt de, preBque. 
 
 nlg-h, n{. a., pr. <fc ad. proche, volsin || 
 nl-ht, nU B. nnlt, i || obacurlte, f. || to , 
 cette noli ce golr || ~-oap, B. bonnet de 
 null, m. || light, B. Teilleuse, f. l| ~- 
 topL, 8. chaise percCe, t || --walker, 
 g. somnambule, m. A f. 
 nightgown, nvCoo&n. nlg-htdreaa, nif- 
 drj, a. deahabille, neellge, m. (dee femmes). 
 
 nlgrh ting-ale, ntffn^iU, 8. rossignol, m. 
 nlg-htly, nif K, a. & ad. nocturne, de nuit, 
 
 chaque nuit fbclle-damc, f. 
 
 nightshade, nif thad, t. (bot) belladonna, 
 nigrhtshlrt, mfshfrt, s. (des hommea) 
 
 chemise de nuit, f. 
 
 nimble, nlm'bl, a. agile, actlf, prompt, 
 nimbly, nlm'bli, ad. agilement, vivement 
 nlmbUB. nim'buf, 8. nimbe, m. 
 nine, ntn, a. neuf. 
 
 ninefold, nin'fold, a. nenf fols autant. 
 ninepins, nvn'pinz, t. pi. Jen de quillea, m. 
 nineteen, mn ten, a. diz-nouf || -th. a. 
 
 dii-neiivifime || (of month B) diz-neof. 
 ninetieth, nm'titth, a. quatre-vingt- 
 
 dlzidme. 
 
 ninety, ntn'lf, a. quatre-vingt-diz. 
 ma 
 
 ninny, nin'nf, 8. Dials, benet, m. 
 ninth, Hint A, a, (-ly, ad.) nenvli 1 
 nip, n1p,r. B. plncer, fgratlgner 
 
 ninth, ninth, B.. (-ly, ad.) neuTl?tne(ment). 
 
 H, T. a. plncer, 
 fletrlr. 
 
 plquer, 
 
 non. 
 Pa- 
 
 nippers, nin'ptrz, 8. pi. pincettes, t pi. 
 
 nipple, nivplj 8. mamelon, pia, m. 
 
 nitrate, nftrat, 8. nitrate, m. 
 
 nitre, ni'ttr, g. nitre, galpetre, m. 
 
 nitric, nftrik, a. nltrique. 
 
 nitron*, nftrus, a. nitreuz. 
 
 no, no, g. voix centre, f. 
 
 no, no, a. & ad. ancun, nul, pas nn |j 
 
 nobility, jtoftif'iH, 8. noblesse, f. || 
 
 tent of , lettrea de noblesse, f. pi. 
 noble(maja), nffbl(mtin), e. noble, m. 
 noble, nffbl, a. noble, 11 lust re, ggnfireux. 
 nobleneaB, nn'blnir 8. noblesse, f. 
 nobly, no's/I, ad. noblemcnt 
 nobody, nffbidt, B. pergonne, f. 
 nocturnal, nfikter'nnl, a. nocturne. 
 nod, nod, 8. 8igne de tete, m. || Inclination 
 
 de tete. f. faBsoupl. 
 
 nod, nod, T. n. falre un Blgne de tete || etro 
 noise, niffjz, 9. bruit, fracas, m. 
 nolee, ndfy*, v. a. (to ~ Abroad) rfpandi-e. 
 noisily, n^/f'ili, ad. bruyammenl. 
 nolRlnesn, n9jfnintt, a. grand bruit, tn- 
 
 multe, m. [dCeoatant 
 
 noisome, rwy'tum, a. nnlsible || raixlsain, 
 noisy, nrty'zt, a. brurant, turbulent 
 nolens- volens, no Ifn* vffltn*, ad. dc 
 
 gr6 ou de force, 
 nominal, nSm'lnSl, a. nominal, titulalre || 
 
 -ly, ad. de nom, nommCment 
 nominate, nim'tnSt, T. a. noramer, d- 
 
 Blgner || (at elections) proposer. (f. 
 
 nomination, nim inffekun, s. nomination, 
 nominative, ndm'i nri t(v, g. noininatlf, m. 
 nominative, nSm'lnntlv, a. nmiiimtlf. 
 nominee, nilmfnf, B. personne dfinom- 
 nonare, nSn'nj, g. mlnoritf. f. |mee, f. 
 nonaren&rlan, non&jin&rHln, a. non- 
 
 agnaire, m. [di'faut m. 
 
 aon- appearance, nSn &pj>fr<iiu, t. (Jur.) 
 aoa-attendanoe, non <t< tfn'd&nn, g. Our. ) 
 
 absence, f. 
 
 nonoe, n(5n, B. (or the ~, pour le moment 
 aonoonformiat , mfri kdn fd&rm' ist , t. 
 
 non-conformist*, m. |. . . pas. 
 
 npne, nun, a. aucun, nul, personne || ne 
 
 WJ / fH6t, tOn, tft, |1 ehatr, Joy s tme, yet ; oul, teal; thing. Our*.
 
 152 
 
 nonentity numskull 
 
 nonentity, nonfn'tlti, a. nonexistence, 
 f., non-etre, m. [observation, f. 
 
 non-obi 
 
 non-pei 
 
 i no x Pent ion. f. 
 
 nonplns, non' plus, v. a. embarraaser. 
 
 nonsense, non'sini, a. nonseng, m., ab- 
 
 iservanoe, nSndb zenr'vSni. e. in- 
 arformance, nonptrftf&'rm'dm, e. 
 
 nonsuit, non'f&t, v. a. (jur.) dfbouter. 
 
 noodle, nffdl, 8. nials, benet, m. 
 
 nook, nfffik, B. coin, enfoncernent, m. 
 
 noon, non, a. midi, m. || minuit, m. 
 noonday, nnn'da, s. midi, m. 
 
 noose, not, s. nceud coulant, m. ||p1@ge, m. 
 
 noose, noz, v. a. attacher avec un noaud 
 ooulant, prendre dans on pidge. 
 
 nor, nor, e. ni, ne. 
 
 normal, n6r"m(tl, a, normal. 
 
 north, north, B. nord, m || ~-star, 8. 
 6toile polaire, f. 
 
 northerly, noVOWrK. northern, ndV- 
 ttiern, a. septentrional || ~ lights, s. pi. 
 aurore borPale, f. fnord. 
 
 northward(s), north' u-rrd(x), ad. vers le 
 
 nose, noz, s. nez, m. |l tuyau, m. || bout, 
 m. f| to be led by the ~, etre menfi par 
 le bout du nez, etre berne 1 || to put one's 
 M out of Joint, darner le pion a qn., cou- 
 rier 1'herbe sous le pied a qn. || to turn 
 up one's ~, rechigner, faire la grimace II 
 ~-baar, B. musette, f. || --band, 8. muse* 
 rolle, T. 
 
 noseg-ay, noz'ga, 8. bouquet, m. 
 
 nostalgia, ndJtaJjid, a. (tnfd.) nostalgie, 
 L, mal du pays, m. 
 
 nostril, nostril, a. narine, f. || naseaa, m. 
 
 nostrum, tub 7 (rum, s. remfidc secret, m. || 
 poudre de perlimpinpin, f. 
 
 not, not, ad. non, ne point || ~ at all, point 
 du tout. 
 
 notability, notdbil'iti, B. notabilitfi, f. 
 
 notable, no'tdbt, a. remarquable. 
 
 notably, nfftdbli, ad. notablement. 
 
 notarial, no tffri dl, a. du notaire || notarii. 
 
 notary, no'Wrf, 8. nofaire, m. 
 
 notation, noto.' thun, s. notation, f. |m. 
 
 notch, nock, a. entaille. f. || dent, f. || cran, 
 
 notch, noch, T. a. entailler II fibrfcher. 
 
 note, not, s. note, marque, f. || avis, billet, 
 m. || observation, f. |j note de muxique, f. [| 
 (gr. ) point, m. || distinction, importance, 
 I. || bank-~, billet de banque, m. || to 
 make a ~ of, prendre note de. 
 
 note, not, T. a. noter, remarqner. 
 
 noted, nfftid, a. remarquable, celebre. 
 i nothing:, nuth'ing, a. neant, rien, m. \m. 
 
 nothingness, nuth,' ing nit,s. npant, rien, 
 - notice, nfftit, 8. notice, f., avis, m., nou- 
 velle, f. || connaissance, f. II on, at short 
 ~, a bref dfilai, a courte echgance II to 
 give ~ to quit, donner cong6 a || to 
 take ~, prendre note || to take no - of, 
 ne se Boucier de || to attract ~, attirer 
 1'attentlon. 
 
 notice, no Kt, T. a. remarquer, observer. 
 
 noticeable, niFtiiibl, a. perceptible ') 
 dlfcne de remarque. |tion, f. 
 
 notification, no tifi kffshun, s. notifica- 
 
 notlfy, no'tifi, v. a. notifier, faire savoir. 
 
 notion, nd'shun, a. notion, penfte, opi- 
 nion, f. Jdpnce. f. 
 
 notoriety, notorfiti, t. notonfitg, evi- 
 
 notorlons, no to' ri Us, a. (-ly, ad.) notoire 
 (ment) || fameux. 
 
 notwithstanding:, not wf( A tttind'iny, e. 
 nonnbstanl, nCanmoins. 
 
 nought, ncni't, a. rien, neant, m. || 7.6ro, m, 
 
 nonn, noTvn, s. (gr.') noin, substantlf, m. 
 
 nonrlsh, nur'UA, v. a. nourrir, entreteiilr. 
 
 nourishment, nHr"tshmint,i. nourriture, 
 f., aliment, m. 
 
 novel, nM ft, B. roman, m., nouvelle, f. 
 
 novel, nSv'Hl, a. neuf || nonvonn || (Strange. 
 
 novelist, nfir'Hitt, s. romancier, m. 
 
 novelty, nov'flti. 8. nouveautfi, f. 
 
 November, novtm'btr, s. novembre, m. 
 
 novice, nSv'lt, a. novice, comraeucant, m. 
 
 novitiate, npvia/i'iSt, s. noviclat, m. 
 
 no-w, noTc, ad. a present, malntenant || 
 ~ and then, ~ and agraln, de temps <>n 
 temps || ~ then! eh blon ! et apn's T II 
 Jnst ~, tout a 1'heure. 
 
 nowadays, noVddaz, ad. de nos jonm 
 
 nowhere, nffhwar, ad. nulle part. 
 
 nowise, nffwiz ad. nullement 
 
 noxious, nikfthUt, a. nuislble || coupable || 
 -ly, ad. pernldeusement. [iuyau, m. 
 
 nozzlu, noafl, 8. nez (des animaux), i. y 
 
 nnclenSj nu'kliue, B. noyau, m, 
 
 nude, nud, a. nu. 
 
 nndgre, nifj, a. coup de coude, m. 
 
 nndgre, nvj, v. a. pousser du coude. 
 
 nudity, nu'rtiti, B. nud it? f. 
 
 nngratory, nu'gdtiri, a. futile, frlvole. 
 
 nngrg-et, niitj'git. 8. p^plte, f. 
 
 nuisance, nviint, s. incommoditf, nlals, 
 f. || commit no ~ I defense d'uriner ! 
 
 null, nul, a. nuL non vallde. 
 
 nullify, niil'Kn, y. a. annuler. 
 
 nullity, nufUti, 8. nullite, f. 
 
 nnmb, nf/m, v. a. engourdir. 
 
 numb, niim, a. engourdi, Rlncf. 
 
 number, nvm'ber, 8. nombre, m., quan- 
 tit, f. I] nomero, m. || broken ~, frac- 
 tional ~, (nr.) nombre fractioiinalre. m. 
 || odd ~, nombre impair, m. J| (ar.) frac- 
 tion, f. fnumeroter. 
 
 number, nwn'ber, v. a. nombrer, compt^r, 
 
 numberless, n-um'birUt,&. innombrable. 
 
 numbness, ntim'nft, 8. engourdisnement, 
 m. fchlffre m. 
 
 numeral, nu'merul, a. lettre numerate, f. || 
 
 numeral, nu'mernl, a. numeral, num- 
 rique. ftion, f. 
 
 numeration, numird'shun, a. numPra- 
 
 nnmerator, nu' mer d ttr , 8. (ar.) numfra- 
 teur, m. jnum6rique(meiit). 
 
 numerical, numer'ikdl, R. i-ly, ad.) 
 
 numerous, nu' merits, a. nombreux i| ly, 
 ad. en grand nombre. Imntique, f. 
 
 numismatics, n&mltm&flki.t. pi. numis- 
 
 nnmskull, r>iim' stcSl, n. got, lourdaud, m. 
 
 lot*, kit, f&r, Wft; Mre, git, Mr; nine, inn; - no, Mt, frovt; Md;
 
 nun oT>Tion* 
 
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 nun, ntin, s. nnnnp, rellgieuse, f. 
 nuncio, nvn'iMS, s. nonce, in. Fin. 
 
 nunnery, uun'neri, a. couvent de nonnee, 
 nuptial, niip'thdl, a. nuptial. 
 nuptials, nup'tholz, s. pi noces, f. pi. 
 nurse, ners, s. nourrice, (. !| pirde-malnde, 
 
 t. I! wet--, nourrice, I. II dry-~, bonne 
 
 d'enfants, f. 
 
 nurse, nirt. v. a. nonrrir, Clever. 
 nursery, nirtfiri, s. cbambre des r-nfnnfg, 
 
 f. I! ppiniare, t |] ~-mald, s. bonne 
 
 d'enfants, f. < |m. 
 
 nursling-, nert'llnff, a. nonrrlsson, mlgnon, 
 nurture. ner'tur, v. a. nonrrir, flever. 
 'nut, niir, i. noix, f. i! <Vron. m. || a bard 
 
 ~ to crack, un prohlf me fpinmix, diffi- 
 ' die || ~- crackers, s. euse-nottettra. m. || 
 
 fall, . noix de galle, f. !! --shell, s. 
 
 coquille de nofx, f. |J ~-tree, . noiBdier, 
 not, nut, v. n. cueilllr den noix, | m. 
 
 nntmer, nOfmtg, 8. muscade, f. 
 nutriment, nu'trimint, *. nourrlture, t, 
 
 aliment, m. 
 nutrition, nutrbVtin, . nutrition, 1 || 
 
 nnurriture, f. y ailment, m. 
 nutritious, nutrlth'Hg, nutritive, nti'- 
 
 Iritiv, a. nourrissant. 
 nutty, nfit'ti, a. qal a nn gout de noisette. 
 nnx Tomloa, nuki'vfim''ika, i. (md.) 
 
 notz vomiquc, f. 
 nymph, nimf, e. nympho, f. 
 
 0. 
 
 oaf, If, l. sot, benet, m. 
 
 oak, ok, . clifine, m. || ~-apple, 8. galle, 
 
 f. I) pomme de chene, f. || ~-all, 8. noix 
 oaken, Bfkn, A. de chenp. |de galle, f. 
 
 oakum, ffkum, 8. (mar.) etoupe, f. 
 ear, or, 8. rame, f., aviron, m. || to put 
 
 in one's ~, (fig.) placer son mot. 
 
 oar a man, 
 
 man, 8. rameur, m. 
 
 oasis, na'tit, 8. oasis, f. 
 
 ot(B) rit(t), B. avoine, f. || to sow one's 
 
 wild ~, Jeter 8a gourme. 
 oath, Stk, a. serment, jureroent, m. j| to 
 
 be under an ~, etre 116 par son serment. 
 oatmeal, of mil R. gruau (d'avolur), m. 
 obduracy, tib'aur&ti, 8. endurcisscmcnt, 
 
 ID. || In-ensibllllf, f. 
 obdurate, iiVdurdt, a. endurci || obstinfi |] 
 
 ly, ad. InnexiblemenL 
 obedience, Sbfdlfnt, 8. obPisnance, t. 
 obedient, dbfditnt, a. obCingant || -ly, 
 i > ad. avec obgissance || Tours -ly, votre 
 
 tout d6vou6 serviteur. 
 obeisance, obS'iint, 8. salut, m. 
 obelisk, fVilltk, 8. oW Usque, m. 
 obese, obit', a. oMse. ventru, ventrl- 
 
 potent, replet. [point exceaslf, m. 
 
 obesity, obit'itf on 9 tiff K, 8. embon- 
 obey, doff, v. a. oMlr & || ~, T. n. obfiir. 
 obituary, oMt'Hiri. 8. obituaire, m. 
 object, Sb'jfkt, 8. objet, m., matiere, f., 
 
 8ujet, m. 
 
 object, Sbjfkf, T. a. objecter. 
 objection, Sbjtk'thvn, 8. objection, f. |l 
 
 repmi-lic, f. |l difficulle, f. [a objection, 
 objectionable, ?,l> ick' shiindbl, a. snjet 
 objective, fibjtl'lir, a. (gr.) objectif || 
 
 - case, 8. (KT. ) rfcime direct, m ft. 
 
 Oblation, Sb la'tMn. 8. oblation, offrande, 
 obllg-ation, dbllga tlivn, s. obligation, L 
 obligatory, tib'ligdteri, a. obllgatolre. 
 oblig-e, dbltf, T. a. obliger || contraindre || 
 
 I will be -d If, je veins serai oblige de. 
 obliging, 5 blfjing, a. ( ly, ad.) obligeant || 
 
 oblijreainmpnt. [f. 
 
 obllg-lngness. 5 blfjing nl, s. obllgeancp. 
 oblique, 6bleV, a. (-ly, ad.) obUqne 
 
 (men!) || Indirect. 
 
 obliquity, 6b Hk'wlH, g. obllquite, f. 
 obliterate, Sbltftr&t, v. a. obllterer, 
 
 effncer. . loblllfiration, f. 
 
 obliteration, Sb lit tr a' thwn, 8. roture, f. || 
 oblivion, nhhv'ifin, a. oubll, m. 
 oblivions, iibllv'iiig. R. onblieux. 
 oblong, 6b'l8ng, a. oolong. [m. 
 
 obloquy, Sb'lokwi, a. censure, f., reprocbc. 
 obnoxious, Sb nSk'shui, a. sujet or expose 
 
 a || iniisible. coupable. 
 obscene, Sbten' . a. obscene, impudlqne. 
 obscenity, obttn'iti, n. obscCnltC, t 
 obscuration, Sb tkura'ihun, a. obscur- 
 
 cisscnient, m. 
 
 obscure, ob ikur'. v. a. obscurcir. 
 obscure, dbtkur', a. (-ly, ad.) obscur 
 
 (ment). 
 
 obscurity, tff> sku'riti, s. obscuriU!, f. 
 obsequies, fiU'rckwiz, 8. pi. obsSquea, f. pi. 
 obsequious, obse'kwiut, a. obelRsant || 
 
 servile II -ly, ad. avec oWissance || com- 
 
 plalsamment. 
 
 observable, ijbzbr'viibl, a. remarquable. 
 observance, Sb zti'v&nt, s. observation, f.[| 
 
 respect, m., aoumission, f. 
 observant, ob zir'v&nt, observinar, $b- 
 
 zf.r'vinn, a. (-ly, ad.) atteutif || reapec- 
 
 tueux |f exact || attentlvemenU [f. 
 
 observation, Sbserva's hun. 8. observation, 
 observatory, fibitr't-dtcri, a. obaerva- 
 
 tolre, m. frcmarquer, faire observer. 
 
 observe, Sbzerv', v. a, <fe n. observer || 
 observer, obzer'ver, s. observateur, m. 
 obsolete, Sb'ti let. a. iniisi 1C || bora de mode, 
 obstacle, iVttdkl, B. obstacle, m. [f. 
 obstetrics, Sbitit'riki, s. pi. obstStriquc, 
 obstinacy, Sb'itinfiii, s. opinifttretC, f. 
 obstinate, ib'ttln&t, a. (-ly, ad.) obstinfi 
 
 (ment). 
 obstruct, Sbttrukf, v. a. cncorabrer, ob- 
 
 struer || mettre obstacle a. 
 obstruction. Sb ttruk'ihun, s. obstruction, 
 
 f. || empSchemcnt, m. ftenlr. 
 
 obtain, Sb tan' , v. a. & n. obtenir || se main- 
 obtainable, dbtdn'dbl, a. qu'on peut ob- 
 tenir. 
 
 obtrude, Sb trod', v. a. Introdulre || forcer, 
 obtuse, 6b tta' , a. obtus, CmouRgl! || ituplde. 
 obviate, Sbfviat, v. a. obvier a || prfrvenir. 
 obvious, db'viut, a. clair, evident || -ly, 
 
 ad. dvidrmmrnt 
 
 f ; /, , tub. p cAair, joy ; g*m, yet ; toul, feat ; thing,
 
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 occasion once 
 
 occasion, dk kffth&n, s. occasion, f., in- 
 cident, m. || besoin. m. || motif, m., cause, f. 
 occasion, tikka'zhun, v. a. occasionner, 
 
 causer, donner lieu a. 
 occasional, 6k ka'zhiin n, a. occaslonnel, 
 
 casuel || -ly, ad. fortuitement. 
 occidental, Sk si dtn' tdl, a. occidental, 
 occult, 6k kulf. a. occulte. [sion, f. 
 
 occupancy, olekupAn si, e. prise de posses- 
 occupant, ok'kupdnt, g. occupant, pos- 
 
 seeseur, m. 
 occupation, 5k ka pa' shun, g. occupation, 
 
 t, emploi, m. || possession, 1 
 occupy, okfkupi, v. a. occuper, employer |j 
 
 habiter j| prendre possession de. 
 occur, Skktr', v. n. se presenter, Be ren- 
 
 contrer || vemr a i'esprit || arriver. 
 occurrence, ok kur'rf'ns, s. accident, fvg- 
 
 nement, m. II to be of actual ~, etre 
 
 plein d'actualitf. 
 ocean, ff than, s. ocCan, m. 
 oceanic, osMOm'ik, a. oceanien, oca- 
 oohre, ffkfr, e. ocre, f. Inique. 
 
 octag-on, ok't&gSn, 9. octogone, in. 
 octagonal, dktdg'dndl, a. octogonal. 
 octave, ok'tav, B. octave, f. || cask, P. 
 
 quartaut. m. 
 
 octavo, dktd'vo, a. In-octnro. 
 October, 5k_tffber, s. octobre, m. 
 ocular, ik" vUr, a. oculaire. 
 oculist, 8k' -a list, g. oculistp, m. 
 odd, 6d, a. impair || de reste || singnlier, 
 
 finance, bizarre II dCparcUKS, dCpariS [| 
 
 -ly, ad. bizarrcmcnt. 
 oddity, Sd'diti. oddneas, od'nfs, s. bizar- 
 
 rerie, singularity, originalitC, f. 
 odds, odz, s. inggaliie, f. || a vantage, m., 
 
 supCrioritfi, f. || dispute, f. [raent. 
 
 odious, ffdius, a. odieux || -ly, ad. odieuse- 
 odlnm, o'dium, s. haine, f. 
 odorous, ffderus, a. parfumg. 
 odour, ffder, s. odeur, f. || bonquet, m. 
 of, 6v, pr. de, do, de la, dee. 
 off, if, ft. A pr. elolgnS II loin, loin de || 
 
 distant || centre J| to be well (badly) ~, 
 
 etre bien (mal) dans ses affnircs || ~ foot, 
 
 (des chevaujt) pied droit, m. II ~-side, s. 
 
 hors main, m. |m. |] carcasse, f. 
 
 offal, SffSJL, s. irate de viande, m. || rebut, 
 offence, of tens', s. offense, f. || faute, f., 
 
 crime, m. [] affront, outrage, m. 
 offend, Sfffnd', T. a. <Jt n. ouenser, irriter || 
 
 transpresser, violer. [m. 
 
 offender, Sffind'tr. s. offenseur, criminel, 
 offensive, offfn'iiv, a. offensant, inju- 
 
 rteuz || -ly, ad. offensivement. 
 offer, offer, s. offre, f. 
 offer, Sf fir, T. a. & n. oflrir, presenter J| 
 
 Racrifier || proposer || se presenter |l s'ef- 
 
 fnrcer || when occasion -s, dSs que 
 
 I'occusion s'en presents. 
 offering:, offering, s. offrande, f., sacri- 
 fice, m. || peace, sacrifice expiatoire, m. 
 offertory, 6fferteri, 8. offertoire, m. || 
 
 quete, f. 
 office, if fit, . office, m., charge, fono- 
 
 tion, difjnite, f. || service, m. I) bureau, 
 coraptoir. m. || coramodltCa, f. pi. 
 
 officer, offiter, s. offjcier, m. 
 
 officer, of ft tir, T. a. pSRurvoir d'einployfis 
 ou d'officiers. 
 
 officered, Sffitird, a. commande. 
 
 official, offish'al, a. employe, m. 
 
 official, ifflth'di, a. (-ly, ad.) offldel 
 (lement) || public. fotflcier. 
 
 officiate, offish'i at, v. a. An. adnunistrer || 
 
 officious, of fish' Us, a. officienx (I ly, ad. 
 of ticieusc men t. [au large. 
 
 offlngr, offing, g. plelne mer, f. || in the ~, 
 
 offscourlugr, dftkd&rinff, 8. rebut, m. 
 
 offset, of set. s. compensation, f. || (hort.) 
 rejetou, m. [| (g6om.) ordonnde, f. 
 
 offshoot, of shot, g. (hort,) rejeton, m. H 
 ceilleton, m. 
 
 offspring:, df spring, e. propagation, t, 
 descendants, m. pi. || lignfie, f. J| rejeton, m. 
 
 oft, oft, often, Sfn, oftentimes, 6fn- 
 timz, ad. souvent || often and often, 
 raaintes foig || ho-w ~ ? combien de fois ? 
 
 ogrle, ffgl. v. a. lorgner, regarder a la d6- 
 
 oh I 6, oh I || ah ! hPIas t ouf ! aie I [roMe. 
 
 oil, ffjl, g. huile, f. || ~-cloth. g. toile citee. 
 f. || ~-colour, s. couleur a 1'huile, f. II 
 --painting;, s. peinture a 1'huile, f. || 
 ~-eilk, s. taffetas gommfi, m. || ~-skln, 
 
 oil, ffjl, v. n. builer. Is. toile vernie, f. 
 
 olliness, defines, g. quality huileuse, f. 
 
 oily, ffiil'i, a. buileux, onctueux. [m. 
 
 ointment, ffl/nt'm_ent, e. onguent, baume, 
 
 old, old, olden, old' en, a. vieux, ancien. 
 antique || as ~ as the hills, arclii-vieux || 
 sCculaire || ho-w ~ are yon ? quel Ago 
 avez-vous ? || I am ten years ~, J'al dlx 
 ans i| ten years ~, age de dix ans. 
 
 oldish, old'ish, a. vieillot, ff. 
 
 oldness, old'nes, s. vieillesse.f. || antiqnitfi, 
 
 oleagrinous, 5 leaf in us, a. nuileux. 
 
 oleander, oledn'der, s. laurier-rose, m. 
 
 olfactory, olfdk'teri, a. olfactif. 
 
 olive, Se\v, s. Olivier, m. || olive, f. 
 
 omelet, Sm'elet ou 5m' lit, s. omelette, f. 
 
 omen, ffmfn, s. prfsage, augure, m. 
 
 omened, ffmend, a. augural. 
 
 ominous, dm'inui, a. (-ly, ad.) de man- 
 vais augure, oralneux. 
 
 omission, omish'vn, e. omission, f. 
 
 emissive, omiVsir, a, qui commet dps 
 omissions. Toublier. 
 
 omit, omit', v. a. omettre || nfgliger R 
 
 omnibus, dm' m but, s. omnibus, m. 
 
 omnifarious, omnifa'ritis, a. multiple, 
 
 omnipotence, omnip'dtfm,s. toute-puis- 
 sance, f. fsant 
 
 omnipotent, omnipfStfni, a. tont-puis- 
 
 on, on, pr. & ad. snr || en avant (I apres [| 
 and so ~, et ainsi de suite ]) gro ~l 
 avancez ! || ~ the contrary, au coritraire. 
 
 onoe, vn'mt, ad. nne fois \\ autrefois || at ~, 
 a la fois I) ~ upon a time, there 
 was . . .. il etait, il y avail une fois. . . B 
 ~ for all, une fois pour toutes || ~ and 
 agrain, maintes fois. 
 
 late, Kit, fir, IcKb ; hart, git, Mr; mine, {; no, hot, proves *&* S
 
 one oriental 
 
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 one, u>uit, a. & pn. un, one || on || ~ an- 
 other, 1'un 1'antre, lea nna lee aotres || 
 - by ~, un A un || ~'s, ion, sa, see Q ~- 
 horae, a. atlclC d'un seul cheral || (fig.) 
 tirf par lea cheveux, mfidlocre. 
 
 onerous, Mir us, a. onreux. 
 
 oneself, one's self, vmntOf, pr. sol- 
 mfime || eoi || c,e || to come to ~, re- 
 prendre sen esprlts, revenir a eol || beside 
 ~ with anger, ontrS de colfire. 
 
 onion, n'yun, s. olgnon, m. 
 
 only, On'K, a. (A ad.) seul(ement) f| if ~, 
 pnnr pea qnc. [assaut, m., attaqne, f. 
 
 onset, fn'iit, onslaught, /in'slawt, e. 
 
 onward, Sn'wird, ad. en avant. 
 
 onyx, ffnfki, s. onyx, m. 
 
 oose, rf*, B. vftee, bourbe, f. 
 
 oove, <5, r. n. filtror || eulnter || s'ecouler. 
 
 oo>r, ff*f; a. fangenx. 
 
 opacity, GpdSlti. 8. opadtS, f. 
 
 opal, 9 pdl, s. opale. f. 
 
 opalesoent^ondUft'Jnf, a. opalescent. 
 
 opaqne. ffpSUr, a. opaque. 
 
 open, IT fm. T. a. A n. onrrir, dfconvrlr || 
 expHqner || omnmenccr || s'ourrlr. 
 
 open, </7>n, a. (-ly, ad.) ouYert<ement) |j 
 apparent J| franc, sincere || clalr J| francbe- 
 mpnt|| -handed, a. llhf-nil P ~-hparted, 
 a, franc || ~- work, K. onvrage a Jour, m. 
 
 opening, ffpn Ing, a. oaverture, f. l| dfbut, 
 m. H debouchi, m. [dear, f. 
 
 openness, d'pnntt, . firldence, f. || can- 
 opera, Sp'irS, t. opera, m. || ~-olo&k, a. 
 sortie de bal, f. J| ~-rlass, s. lorgnette. 
 L || Jumelles, t pi. || ~-hat, s. claane, m. [| 
 ~- house. 8. opfira, m. || thgatre lyrique, 
 
 operate, fip'trat, T. n. oj>6n-r, aglr. |m. 
 
 operatlo, optr&rVc.A. d'opfira. 
 
 operating- -room, fir/trot ingr6m, B. (of 
 hospitals) amphitn^atre, m. 
 
 .operation, 6p tr a'tfiiin, 8. Operation, f., 
 
 erfet, m. 
 
 opertlve, Srfifilttr, R. onyrier, m. 
 operative, op'irStiv, a. efflcaoa. 
 operator, Up trfcttr, a. opgrateur. m. 
 ophthalmy, SftMlmi, 8. ophthalmia, L 
 opiate, ffpi&t, B. oplat, m. 
 opine, a pin', T. a. optner. fment, m. 
 
 opinion, npin'yun, 8. opinion, f., sentl- 
 oplnlonated, npin'yiin a tfd, oplnlona- 
 
 tlve, opin'yiind hr, a. oplnlatre. 
 opossum, SpSf'iiim, B. oposnum, m. 
 .opponent, Sppo'nfnt, B. antaon1fltp, ad- 
 
 Yerealre, m. fad. a propos. 
 
 opportune, fp'pSr tun, a. opportun || ly, 
 opportuneness, Sp'pSr tunnt*, t. oppor- 
 
 tuniu', (. [occasion, f. 
 
 opportunity, lip pSr tu' nf H. 8. opportunity, 
 oppose, fippof, T. a. (An.) (B')oppoBer. 
 opposite, SrfpotU, B. oppose, m. 
 opposite, Of/pSM, a. (-ly, ad.) vlB-a-vl|| 
 
 en sens oppor,^. |r6iisuncr, tl 
 
 opposition, oppoziih'un, 8. opposition, 
 oppress, dpprifr, T. a. opprimer. 
 oppression, 6p prftti'un, s. oppression, f. 
 oppressive, ipprft'tiv, a. oppress!! 1) ac- 
 
 cablant. 
 
 oppressor, fipprfi'ttr. 8. oppresseor, m. 
 opprobrious, op prff briiu,, a. infamant. 
 opprobrium, $p pro" brt vm, g. opprobre, m. 
 optlo(al), Vp'tik (ill),.*, optiqne, vlsuel. 
 optician, op fish' an. s. optlcicn, m. 
 optics, Sp'tfkt, e. pi. opaque, f. 
 option, ip'ihUn, s. option, t. cholz, m. 
 optional, SffthUnSl, a. facukatif. 
 opulence, Sp'ulfns, e. opulence, f. 
 opulent, Spulifnt, e, opulent if -ly, ad. 
 opulemment fautrcment. 
 
 or, (V, c. on l| soil || nl | else, on Men, 
 oraole, Sr'Skl B. oracle, m. 
 oracular, PtwClsF. a. (-ly, ad.) d'on 
 
 ton d'oracle (gnlgrnatlqtie, obscur). 
 " , ffr&l. a. oral || -ly, ad. de viv 
 orange, nr'inj, B. orange, f. 
 
 oral, 
 
 orangreade, firinjad', 8. orangeade, f. 
 
 oration, nra'tk&n, 8. oralsoo, parangue, f. 
 
 orator, Ifr'&ttr, 8. oratenr, m. 
 
 oratorloal, Sr&ttir'tMU, a, oratolre. 
 
 oratory, Sr&tirl. B. art oratolre, m., 61o- 
 qnence, f. || oratolre, m. 
 
 orb, Srb, B. orbe, m., epbfire, t || globe, m. 
 
 orbit, Wilt 8. orblte, m. 
 
 orchard, SreMrd, 8. verger, m. 
 
 orchestra. ir'kittrA.t. orchestrr, m. 
 
 orchestral, frkUiral, a. d'orchestre. 
 
 ordain, fir din' v. a. ordonner || SUbllr. 
 
 ordeal, ir'diU, a. ordAlle, L 
 
 order, or' dtr, B. ordre, rang, m. || rSgle- 
 raent, m. || precepte, comtnandement, m. II 
 billet, m. || mandat. m. II decoration, f. || 
 (com. ) demande, t || to make to -, falre 
 sur commande || to take holy -s, prendre 
 la soutane || to call to ~, (parl.) rappelpr 
 a I'ordre || In ~ to, afln de. afln que || 
 payable to one's ~, (com.) payable a 
 I'ordre de on. [ner, commander. 
 
 order, Sr'dtr, v. a. rfgler, disposer, ordon- 
 
 orderer, Or'dtrtr. a. ordonnateur, m. 
 
 ordering-, tir'dtrlng, s. arrangement, m. 
 
 orderly, Sr'dtrK. a. ordonnance, f. 
 
 orderly, ir'dirli, a. A. ad. rf (fuller, bleo 
 rf>-!i' || par ordre. 
 
 ordinance, fir'dfnin*. 8. ordonnance. 
 
 ordinarily, Sr'd'lnSritt, a. ordinal rcmfnL 
 
 ordinary, tr'dln&ri, s. table d'hote, f. || 
 aumonler, m. [ordinaire. 
 
 ordinary, Sr'd'Cnirt, R. ordinaire II In ~, 
 
 ordination, drilnfihun, a. ordination, 
 
 ordnance, Srfntnt, 8. artlllerie, f. \1. 
 
 ore, Sr, a. mine, f., mineral, m. 
 
 orgran, Sr' gAn. s. organe, m. || orgue, m. |) 
 ~-loft, s. tribune d'orgue, U ~-plpe, 
 (-. tuyan d'orgne, m. || --stop, s. Jen 
 d'orgue, m. 
 
 orgranlo, Orgdn'Oi, a. organlque. 
 
 org-anlsatlon, frg&n ita't/mttl, ". organi- 
 sation, f. 
 
 org-anlse, Sr'gHn i, v. a. organiser. 
 
 organism, 6rg dn ixm, s. organlsme, m. 
 
 org-anlBt, dr'g&nitt, a. organlste, m. 
 
 orgrle, ur'Jl, B. orgle, f. 
 
 orient, ffritnt. s. orient, m. 
 
 oriental, Sritn'ttU, a. oriental 
 
 b9g; fXt, tOn, tM. g chair, Joy; game, yet; icvl, seal; thing, Hurt.
 
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 orifice ovation 
 
 orifice, 6Yifi*, *. orifice, m., ouverttire, f. 
 origin, or'ijtn, g. origine, source, f. || 
 
 cnniniPiirvnicnt, pi. 
 ortgrlnal, onj'inal, g. original, m. 
 original, ordinal, a. (-ly, ad.) originel 
 
 (lenient). 
 
 originality, oriniH'ttt,s. originality f. 
 originate, orijinat, v. R. & n. fairc 
 
 naltrp, produire || provenir. 
 ormolu, dr'mdto, s.or monln, m. 
 ormolu, Sr'mdlo, a. d'or oionlu. 
 ornament, dr'ndmrnt, 8. orucmcnt, m. || 
 
 decoration, f. 
 
 ornament, ir'n&mfnt, T. . orner, parer. 
 ornamental, lir ndmtn'tal, a. omemenlal || 
 
 ly, ad. pour oniemont. 
 ornate, or tint', a. orn. 
 orphan, 6r" fnn, t. orplielin, m., orpheUne, 
 
 f. || ~-a.sylnm, s. orplioUnat, m. 
 orphan, nr'fnn, a. orph'-lin. 
 orvba..agr, nr'fdnaj, s. orphelinagc, m. || 
 
 orpliellnaL m. 
 
 orrery, Srrfri, g. plantaire. m. 
 orthodox, 6r" thS dXk. a. orlhodoxe. 
 orthodoxy, fr'thodtilcsi, s. ortliodoxie, f. 
 orthographical, or Itidprdfiktil, a.ortho- 
 
 grnphique. |f. 
 
 orthography, 6r thig'r&fi, s. orthographc, 
 oscillate, fafsil Int. v. n. osciller. 
 oscillation, dftilla'thvn, g. oscillation, t 
 osier, ffthier, g. osier, m. 
 ospray, Stfpra, 8. orfrnie, f. [lion, f. 
 
 ossification, Stiff ft/ft kit*, e. ossifica- 
 osslfy, diftifi, v. a. (& n.) (s'jossifler. 
 ossuary, Keener I, 8. chnrnter, m. 
 ostensible, St t#n' t\ W.a. ostensible, visible. 
 ostensibly, Sitfn'nioK, ad. ostenslble- 
 
 nient. > |f. 
 
 ostentation, os tin ta'thftn. s. ostentation. 
 ostentations, 6s tin td'thiu, a. fastueux || 
 
 ly, ad. par ostentation. 
 ostler, dfUr, s. rnlet d'gcurle, m. 
 ostracise, oiftr/itiz, v. a. oatraciser. 
 ostrich, 8f trie/I, g. autruche, f. 
 other, iitfi'tr, pa. autre || each ~, 1'on 
 
 1'autre || one ~, encore un. 
 other-wise, vtfi'rrw'z , ad. nutremcnt, 
 otter, ifter, 8. loutre, f. [d'nilloura. 
 
 ottoman, df toman, 8. ottomane, t. || ~- 
 
 seat, 8. pouf, m. 
 
 ougrht, rfC/t, y. Imp. devoir, falloir. 
 ounce, fffont, 8. once (30 grammes), t. 
 onr, fftor, pn. notre, nos ]| -s, le ndtre, la 
 
 notrp, les ndtres. 
 
 ourselTes, o&rsflrz', pn. nous-mcmcs. 
 oust, fffbtt, v. a. dglogcr || (tnr.) Cvincrr. 
 out, fTTvt, pr. <fe ad. horg, deliors || sortl II 
 
 externe || & haute voiz || Tide || expiiS || 
 
 fini. ISUT. 
 
 outbalance, oE>< bil'dns, T. a. 1'emporier 
 outbid, nTct bid' , v. a. ir. encbfirir sur. 
 outbidder, otot bid' dear, s. enclirisseur, m. 
 outbreak, ffOit'br&h, g. eruption, (. 
 outbuilding:, on-t'btldkig, s. annexe d'un 
 
 batiinent, f. 
 
 outburst, oK*? berit, t. explosion, f. 
 outcast, oMfkdtt, g. exilfi, m. II rebut, m. 
 
 outcast, ttf-fk&it, a, rejetC || bnnnt. 
 outcry, iffi'f kri, g. crl, ni., clanieiir, f. 
 outdo, ifn-tdo', v. a. ir. exceller, sin-passer. 
 outer, ifli't'er, a. exlfrieur || de dessus. 
 outermost, 6Tufirmoit, a. le plus en de- 
 
 hoi-s or avnncfi. 
 
 outfit, ifli'i'ni, g. 6qulpenient, m. 
 outfitter, &Trt' fitter,*, confcctionneur, m, 
 outflank, oTit jldngk' , T. a. deboitler. 
 ontg- olng 1 , riK't'go ing, s. sortie, f. || -S, B. pi. 
 
 dCjieiises, f.pl. 
 outgrow, oTi-tgrff, v. a. Ir. surpnsser en 
 
 crotsRance || to - one's clothes, pntndlr 
 
 de inaniere qu'un velenipnl di'vimit trop 
 
 pnit. (hangar, Rppcntis, m. 
 
 outhouse, nti>e luHai, g. deptndance, (. || 
 outing 1 , of l' ing, s. excursion, f. 
 outlandish, r>T<t land' ih, a. etran^er. 
 outlast, nil i Insf , v. a. surtmsser en dure. 
 outlaw, oTi't'tnfif, s. proscnl, m. 
 outlaw, tHbl'lnTi', v. a. proscrlm. fban, m. 
 outlawry, oTvf lifK' ri, g. nroncrlption, f., 
 outlay, oTct'la. g. dSpcnae, *., dChonrsC, m, 
 outlet, riTi-CM, g. sortie, f. || (com.) de- 
 
 boticliS, m. |f. 
 
 outline, ifB'fKn, 8. contour, m. || esquire, 
 outline, an t' tin, T. a. faire Irn contnin-s. 
 outlying*, dTt'fliing, a. Slnijtiif, ex'erfcnr, 
 ontniancBUvre, oJrtm&no'ver, T. a. (mil.) 
 
 tourner I'enneml. 
 
 outmarch, 6Mat march,' , r. a. derancer. 
 outnumber, 6Tot n&m' btr, T. a, surpasscr 
 
 en nombre. 
 
 outpost, riJi'fpost, B. (mil.) avant-poste, m. 
 ontrag-e, oTi't'raj, s. outrage, m. 
 ontrag-e, n&t'rdj, r. a. outrager. 
 outrageous, o&tra'jiis, a. outrageant || 
 
 outrt || scandaleux || ly, ad. outrageuse- 
 outrlder, rffot'ndir, a. plqueur, m. | input. 
 outrigger, ff&tf rig gtr,a. bateau & rames, 
 
 a UtletH exlPrleiirs, m. 
 outright, oTvtrit', ad. Bur-le-champ, tout 
 
 de suite Mparfaltement. 
 outrun, owtrUn', outsail, ffCuttaP, T. a. 
 
 gagner de Vitesse, d^passcr & la course. & 
 
 Ta voile. [m. 
 
 outset, oTvftit, s. commencement, dfibut, 
 outshine, iflijtshin' v. a. ir. eurpassrr en 
 
 ecliit. 
 outside, oTt't'tid, s. deborg, m., gurface, f., 
 
 exi^tieur, m. || -rs, g. pi. nubile, m. 
 onte tare, oli't star', v. a. decontenancer. 
 outstrip, o'ii-t strip' , v. a. devancer & la 
 
 course. 
 
 outwalk, ffft't witGiltf , v. a. devancer. 
 out-wall, oTefwdWl, s. mur extf rieur. m. 
 out-ward, iTTit'vn-d, a. <t ad. (-ly, nd.)ex- 
 
 terieur(ement) || au debars || ~-bound, a. 
 
 A ad. (mar.) en destination pour 1'Clrangcr. 
 out-weigh, <frvtwd', v. a. peser plus que || 
 
 I'em porter sur. 
 
 out-wit, d&t wif , v. a. surpasscr en finesse, 
 out-work, oTvt'wtrk, s. ouvrage avancC, m. 
 oval, ffval, s. ovale, m. 
 oval, ffrdl, a. ovale. 
 ovary, orari, g. ovalre, m. 
 ovation, ova'tMin, g. ovation, t. 
 
 late, Mi, far, UCt; - Mrt, gft, Mr;- mtne, Inn; nS, Mt, privt; -
 
 oven overture 
 
 157 
 
 ovea, vv'n, s. four, m. 
 
 iver, if vtr. pr. Jc art. sur, aii-dessus de, 
 pardesaut n au-deU ;| de I'autre cot || tin! 
 entierement, pass* if ~ and above, en 
 outre | all , pase, fliii U partout l| en- 
 tierement |j - against, en face || - and 
 - again, plusieurs fois. 
 
 o verabound, o vtr i buimf , v. n. suraborj- 
 
 overact, overakt' , v. a. outrer. [der. 
 
 overall, ffvtrav-l, s. surtout, m. 
 
 overarch, Svtr arch', v. . envotiter, 
 couvrir d'une voQte. 
 
 overawe, orn-aC/, r. a. tenlr dans la 
 cralnte, en Imposer. |sur. 
 
 overbalance, i vtr tdf ini, v. a, 1'era porter 
 
 overbear, dvtrb&r 1 , v. a. Lr. volncre, sub- 
 Juguer | accnbler, dompter. 
 
 overbearing, S vtr tdr'inj, a. arrogant, 
 imperteux -ly, ad. Irupei ieusement. 
 
 overbid, 6 vtr bid" , v. a. lr. eochfirir J d8- 
 paaser |j offrir trop pour. 
 
 overburden, I vtr titr'dn, T. a. Burclmrger. 
 
 overcast, ivtrtOtf, v. a. lr. obscurcTr || 
 ivcluer trop baut || surjeter. 
 
 overcharge, fvtrek&rj, s. prlx exorbi- 
 tant, m. H surtaxe, f. 
 
 overcharge, o vtr e/ldrf, T. a. surcbarger, 
 accabler || faire paver trop Cher. 
 
 overcloud, 6 vtr fldO/if , v. a. obscurdr. 
 
 overcoat, o'vtrkotj s. surtout, m. 
 
 overcome, S vtr kum' v. a. An. lr. domp- 
 ter, raliicre Jl oblenir la victoire. 
 
 over-confidence, SvtrkGn'fldfni, a. ex- 
 ces de hardiesae, m. 
 
 aver -confident, Srtr kSn'fidlnt, a. oon- 
 flaot a 1'excis || prftsomptueux. 
 
 over-credulous, ivtr krfd'ulOi, a. crt- 
 dule a I'excen. 
 
 overdo, Svtr iff , T. a, lr. faire trop, outrer. 
 
 overdone, o vtr dun' , a. trop cult. 
 
 overdose, fvtrdSi, . dose trop forte. 
 
 overdraw, ovtrdraiS , v. a. (one's ac- 
 count) exoCder son credit 
 
 overdress, Svtrdrii', T. a. parer avec 
 exces. [trop vlte. 
 
 verdrive, ovtrdriv', T. a. ir. faire uller 
 
 overdue, uvtrdu', a. en retard. 
 
 overeat, Bvtrtf, T. u. ir. (to ~ oneself) 
 manger trop. (estimer, surfalre. 
 
 overestimate, 5 vlr U t\ mat, v. a. sur- 
 
 overfatlgne, ovtrfdtcg', s. exces de fa- 
 tigue, ipuisement, m. [fatigue. 
 
 overt atlgae, 6 vtr ft tig', T. a. s'excider de 
 
 overfeed, ovtrfttf , v. a. donner irop a 
 manger U (fig.) lassasier. [trop-plein, m. 
 
 overflow, o'vtrjlo, s. Inondation, f. 
 
 overflow, i vtr ltd', v. a. <fc n. ir. remplir 
 outre nifaure |f Inonder Q ae dfiborder |] 
 lura bonder. 
 
 over-fond, Svtrflhuf, a. trop passlonne. 
 
 overgrow, Svtrgrif , V. a. & n. lr. croltre 
 ii up || grandlr trop || couvrir. 
 
 overrrown, ivtrgron' , a. exoeadvement 
 at oru, enorine |j couvert. 
 
 overgrowth. fv*rgrot\, s. accrolsse- 
 inci.i exoaaalf, m. (plooiber H uieoucer. 
 
 overhaxiB;, ivtrMng', v. a. A n. lr. sur- 
 
 over-naaty, o vtr hat' <t, a. trop prease |) 
 
 trop ardfnt || prCulpile. [largner. 
 
 overhaul, o r hour , T. a. reviser || (mar.) 
 overhead. 6*tr hif , ad. au-destua de la 
 
 tete, en haut. lentr'ouVr. 
 
 overhear, 5virKer f , T. a. lr. entendre || 
 overjoy, ovtrjinf , v. a. ravir, encbanter. 
 overland, fftar land, a. par voie de terre. 
 overlap, ovirldp', v. a. couvrir. 
 ovor-largre, overlarf, a. excessivemeut 
 
 grnnd. |fer, eiircharger, obscurar. 
 
 overlay, ovirla' , v. a. Ir. accabler. tlou/- 
 overleap, Srerlep', v. a. ir. eauter paly 
 
 desBitx, (ranchlr. 
 
 ovorioad, Starlof, T. a. eurcharger. 
 over -long-, ovirlonf', a. trop long, 
 overlook, ovirlatk', v. a. lurvelller || do- 
 miner || parcourlr, examiner || passer sous 
 
 silence, nSgliger, meprtser. 
 overmatch, vvermach', r. a. etre trop 
 
 fort, vaincre. 
 
 overmuch, o'virmuch, ad. trop. 
 overnight, y vtr nil, aid. la null pusie. 
 overpass, 6 vir pat 1 , v. a. passer au-d'ja, 
 
 frnnchir. lit. 
 
 overplus, ffvtrpliit, . surplus, exceaant, 
 overpower, Svirpofcj' tr, T. a. doiuiuer, 
 
 opprtnier, Kccabler. rsurproductlon, f. 
 over-production, ffvtr produk' thitn, . 
 overrate, SvtrrSX ,1. a. iraluertrophaut. 
 overreach, over rick', T. a. ir. e'e'levfcr 
 
 au-deasus de, surpaaser, dupef. 
 override, ovirrid'. r. a. lr.' turmener. 
 overrule, ovirrof, r. a. goararner, do- 
 
 mlner. 
 overrun. Svirrun', T. a, 4 n. ir. envablr, 
 
 ravager \ couvrir, inonder H remanler || d6- 
 
 border. 
 
 oversee, ovtrtf,i. a, lr. survplller. 
 overseer, ivtrtftr, s. Inapecteur, m. 
 overset, 6 vtr tf , T. a, (A n.) lr. (SB) ren- 
 
 verser. 
 
 overahadow, ovtr t\faf 6 T. u. ombrager. 
 overshoe, ffvirihi. i. galoche, 1 
 overshoot, ovarttiof. T. a. An. lr. porter 
 
 trop loin || aller au-deia, devancer. 
 overalght, ffv*rnt, a, lurrelUance, f. || 
 
 m prise, erreur, f. 
 oversleep, dvirtlip', T. n. lr. (to - 
 
 oneself) dorinir trop longtemps. 
 overspent, Bviripfnf. a. barnssfi. 
 overspread, SviriprUf , r. a. lr. couvrir, 
 
 rfipandre. 
 
 overstep, Svtritfj/, T. a, lr. dlpasser. 
 overetraln, 6 vtr ftrdn', r. a. A n. forcer || 
 
 s'Cpulser en efforts. Ivertement. 
 
 overt, ffvtrt. a. manifesto ~'7> ad - ou " 
 overtake, 6 tir to./? , r. a, lr. attelndre, 
 
 attraper || surprendre. 
 overtax, over ISJcJ , v. a. lurtaxer. 
 overthrow, <? vtr thro, s. renveraement, 
 
 m. || defalte, L [dCtruire, d^falre. 
 
 overthrow, Svtr thrff , T. a. lr. renverser || 
 overtime, ffvtrtim, s. ueurcs suppltmen- 
 
 talres de travail, t pi. [sus || surpasser. 
 ovortop, i vtr tiff , T. .'Clever au-dei- 
 overture, if vtrtvr, . ouyerture, f. 
 
 ~ fS6t, f*, Hit. It chair, Jay / gamut, y*t; m<, #oj; *<,
 
 158 
 
 overturn pallor 
 
 overturn, overturn' v. a. bouleverser. 
 overvalue, o vervain, v. a. Svaluec trop 
 
 haul || estnner trop. [tueux. 
 
 overweening-, over win' iny, a. prfsomp- 
 overwelght, ff ver teat, a. preponderance, 
 
 f. |! excedont de poids, m. (com bier dc. 
 overwhelm, over hwftm', v. a. accabler, 
 overwhelming, 5 ver hwelm'ing, a. ac- 
 
 cabl.int, foudroyant. ftrop. 
 
 overwork, ovcruerk', v. a. ir. travailler 
 overwrought, o i-ir raHC , a. excfdC de 
 
 travail, turinene. 
 
 oviparous, ovip'drut, a. ovipare. 
 owe, o, v. a. devoir. f(a) || a i'effot (de). 
 owing:, ffina, a. dtt || a cause de || grace 
 owl, out, a. blbou, m. 
 owlet, oTul'ft, 8. chouette, f. 
 own, on, v. a. possfder || rfclamer, s'attri- 
 
 buer || reconnaltre, avouer, confesser. 
 own, on, a. glen, propre || to hold one's 
 
 ~, insister sur ses drolls, 
 owner, on'er, 8. proprietaire, possrsatur.m. 
 ownership, on tri/lip, a. prupiirif, f. 
 ox, oka, s. ba-uf, m. || -fly, s. taou, in. 
 oxide, ofc.-i'id, s. oxyde, ni. 
 oxidise, oka'ttliz, v. a. oxyder. 
 oxyg-en, iki'ijfn, s. oxygfne, m. 
 oyster, ffjt'ler, s. buitre, (. || --bed, . 
 
 bane u'liuttres, m. 
 oione, fftun, 8. (clilm.) ozone, m. 
 
 P. 
 
 pabulum, pdVilum, a. nourritiire, f., all- 
 pace, pus, a. pas, in. [input, m. 
 pace, pot, v. a. 4 n. mcsurer || aller au 
 
 pas || aller 1'amble. 
 
 pacer, pn'tir, a. cheval qui va 1'amhle, m. 
 pachydermatous, pakider'mdtuf, a. 
 
 pucliyderint.'. 
 
 pacific, patifik. a. pacifique. [tlon, (. 
 pacltlcatlon, paiifi ka'tltda, a. puclfica- 
 paclty, pus' if i, v. a. imcifier, apnisor. 
 pack, pdk, s. puqnet, fjullol, in. || fardeuu, 
 
 m. || jpu, m. || bunilc, meute, f. || ~- 
 
 horse, a. cbeval de li&t, in. 
 pack, pdk, v. a. <i n. eni|>ai|licter, eraballer || 
 
 (cards) pii-parer || (oK) dficampcr || com- 
 
 pluter y to ~ up, euipuqueter || faire scs 
 
 umllcs. jtage. m. || colis, m. 
 
 packagre, puk'iij, e. crnbullage, einpnque- 
 packcloth, pdk'klolh, s. toilu d'eoibullage, 
 packer, fafftr, b. emlmlleur, m. If. 
 
 packet, pat:' ft, a. paqnct, m. || paqucbot, 
 
 m. || boat, a. puquvbot, in. 
 packing-, pacing, s. em callage, m. || 
 
 case, 8. caique dV-mbullage, f. || ~-clutli, 
 
 8. mile d'embiilhicf, s<Tpilllire, (.. 
 packthread, puk'tHred, a. fiwlle, f. 
 pact, pdkt, a. pucte, couuat. in. 
 pad, ptid, 8. sentiLT, in. || U.urrelet, m. II 
 
 tampon, m. || clievul qui va 1'ftinble, m. || 
 
 voleur ilu grunil cliennn, m. 
 pad, p&ti, v. a. ouater, rembourrer. 
 
 paddle, pad' I, s. raine, f. H pagaie, t || ~- 
 board, 8. pnleltc, f. || ~-box, a. tam- 
 bour, m. |j ---wheel, s. roue a aubes. f. 
 
 paddle, pad' I, v. n. pagayer || patiouiller. 
 
 paddock, pad' 6k, 8. gros crapaud, ni. { 
 enclos, in. 
 
 Paddy, pad' di, s. Irlandais, m. 
 
 padlock, pid" 16k, a. cadcnas, m. 
 
 padlock, pad' lok, v. a. cadenaiser |] mettre 
 au cadenas. 
 
 pag-an, pa' gin, 8. paien, m. 
 
 pagran, pd'gdn, a. paien. 
 
 pag-anlsm, pa'gdn izm, 8. paganlame, m, 
 
 pag-e, paj, t. page, f. || page, m. 
 
 pag-e, paj, v. a. paginer. [f. 
 
 pag-eant, paj' int. s. spectacle, m., pompe, 
 
 pag-eantry, p<y'"* ' r '< 8 - taste, m., poinpe, 
 f. i; parade, f. |j spectuclp, in. 
 
 pag-ing-, paj'ing, s. pagin&Uoo, f. 
 
 pail, pal, s. seau, m. 
 
 pain, pan, s. peine, douleur, f. || nial, m. ) 
 to be In ~, etrc en peiue || to take 
 grreat -a to, ee donner de la peine, Be 
 donnor du mal pour. 
 
 pain, pun, v. a. faire de la peiue, faire mal. 
 
 painful, pdn'fOol, a. (-If, ad.) puible 
 (inrnl) || douloureux. 
 
 painless, pdn'lfa, a. sans peiue. 
 
 painstaking:, pan? taking, a. laborienz. 
 
 paint, pant, a. couleur, 1. || petnture, f. || 
 liu-il, m. 
 
 paint, punt, v. a. & n. peindre || se farder. 
 
 painter, pdnfir, a. peintre, m. 
 
 painting:, pdnfing, a. pciiitnre, f. 
 
 pair, par, a. paire, f. || couple, in. 
 
 pair, par, v. a. (An.) (s')accouplar. 
 
 pairings-time, par' ing tun, s. saison de 
 raccouplement, (Spoque du rut, I. 
 
 palace, pal' as, s. palais, m. 
 
 palatable, pdfdtdbl, a. agrf able au gout. 
 
 palate, pat' at, *. palais, m. 
 
 palatinate, paldfindt, s. palatlnat, m. 
 
 palatine, pat' n tin, a. palatin, m. 
 
 palatine, pdl'dtin, a. pnlulin. 
 
 palaver, pa Id' tier, s. verbiage, m. 
 
 palaver, pa la' ver, v. a, & n. flagoruer y 
 faire dea phrases. 
 
 pale, pal, s. pleu, m. || enceinte, f. 
 
 pale, put, v. n. palir. 
 
 pale, pal, a. pule, bleme. 
 
 paleness, pdl'nfn, 8. palnur, f. 
 
 palfroy, ptf&'f fri, s. palpfrol, ni. 
 
 paling 1 , pa' ling, palisade, paliitld", 8. 
 palisaadV, f. |palin<lcr. 
 
 paling-, pa' ling, palisade, pill i *af , v. u. 
 
 palish, pafiin, a. 1111 pen pilf, Llufunl. 
 
 pall, pdlvl, s. manu-RU, in. || (of funerals) 
 pnele, m. [affalblir || devenlr i<i.iipid< . 
 
 pall, palvl, v. a. & u. rendre tnsipide || 
 
 pallet, pal' lit, 8. petit lit, gravat, m. U 
 palette, f. 
 
 palliate, pafKat, v. a. pallier. 
 
 palliation, pdllia'thun, s. pHlliation, f. 
 
 palliative, pafliatl*, a. paillatlf, m. 
 
 palliative, pdflidtiv, a. puliUOf. 
 
 pallid, pdflid, a. pfile, bleme. 
 
 pallor, puftr, R. puleur, I. 
 
 Utt, kit, far, /afii; fart, git, ker ; MUM, fnn; no, Mt, fruvt; A&;
 
 palm Parliamentary 
 
 159 
 
 palm, pdm, s. palmier, m., palrue, t. || 
 
 paume, f. 
 
 palm, pdm, T. a. manier, toucher |j dnper. 
 palmated, pal ma' ted, a. (bot.) palms'. 
 palmistry, pal' mis tri, s. chlromaucie, f. 
 Palm -Sunday, pdm run' da, s. dimanche 
 
 des BameauZj in. 
 palmy, pdm'i, a. portant des palmes || 
 
 (fig.) victorieux. 
 
 palpable, pdfpdbl, a. palpable, 
 palpably, pdl'pdbli, ad. palpablement 
 palpitate, pal' pi tat, v. n. palpiter. 
 palpitation, palpi ta' shun, g. palpitation, 
 palsied, patul'tid, a. paralyse. [f. 
 
 palsy, pa&l'ri, B. paralysie, f. 
 paltriness, pa&l'trinia, B. chftivetS, 
 
 mesquinerie, I. fchStif. 
 
 paltry, pale f tri, a. mgprisable, bas, Til. 
 pamper, pdm' per, r. a. gorger, rassasler || 
 
 dorloter, cboyer. [cbiire, f. 
 
 pamphlet, pdm'fiet, s. pamphlet, m. ||bro- 
 pamphleteer, pamfleter', g. brocbmier, 
 
 m. |j pampblitaire. m. 
 pan, pdn, B. poele, f. || bagsine, terrlne, f. || 
 
 --cake, s. crepe (friture), f. 
 
 Knacea, pdndte'd. B. panarge, f. 
 ndemonlnm, pandimv'nium, 8. Pan- 
 demonium, m. 
 
 pander, pdn'der, g. maquereau, m. 
 
 pander, pdn'der, v. D. falre le maquereau. 
 
 pane, pdn, g. curreau de vitre, pauneau, m. 
 
 panegyric, pdnijir'ik, a. panigyrique. 
 
 panegyrist, pdnijir'itt, s. panCgyrlste, 
 m. (j "re's, f. 
 
 panel, pdn'il, g. panneau, m. || Llste des 
 
 panr. pdng, s. aogolsse, f. 
 
 panic, pdn'ik, g. terreur panlque, f. 
 
 panic, pdn'ik, a. panique. 
 
 pannel, pan' ft, g. bat, m. 
 
 pannier, pdn'nlir. B. panier. m., hotte, f. 
 
 pannikin, pdn'nikin, s. poelon, m., poe- 
 lelte, f. 
 
 panorama, pdn ord'md, B. panorama, m. 
 
 pansy, pin' *f, g. (bot)pensge, f. frerapres. 
 
 pant, pant, y. n. palpiter, baleter || soupl- 
 
 panteohnloon, pdnttk'nikon, g. garde- 
 meubles, m. 
 
 panther, pdn'thtr. s. pantliiire, f. 
 
 pantomime, pdn tomim, B. pantomime, 
 m. if, 
 
 pantry, pan' tri, s. garde-manger, m. 
 
 pap, pdp, g. mamelle, f. || bouillie, f. Jj 
 
 papa, papa' , s. papa, pere, m. [pulpe, (1 
 
 papacy, pd'pdn, 8. papautfi, t. 
 
 papal, pa' pal, a. papal, du pape. 
 
 paper, pd'per, B. papier, m. || Journal, m. II 
 ecrlt, m. || -m, pi. (coin.) valeura, f. pi. || 
 ~-crodlt, (--currency), a, pnpler- 
 monnaie, m. || ~-outter, (-knife), s. 
 couleau & papier, m. || --hang-ur, s. 
 colleur, d4corateur, in. || --mill, s. pa- 
 peu-ric, f. || --welgrht, s. presse-paplers, 
 
 paper, pa' per, v. a. tapisser. [m. 
 
 paper, pa' per, a. de papier. 
 
 Papist, pa'piat, 8. pHpislf, lu. 
 
 ftoplatry, p&pittri, B. PapautC, f. 
 
 para- 
 
 par, pdr, g. Taleur 6gale, f. || at ~, au 
 
 pair || on a ~. de pair, 
 parable, pdr'd bl, s. parabole, f. 
 parade, pdrdf , s. parade, f., faste, m. || 
 
 place d'armes, f. 
 parade, pi rod' , T. n. parader. 
 Paradise, pdr'd dit, B. paradis, m. 
 paradox, pdr'ddSki. B. paradoie, m. 
 paradoxical, pdr ddSks'ikdl, a. p 
 
 doxal. 
 
 paragron, pSr'dgSn, g. modele parfait, m, 
 paragraph, pdr'd grdf, B. paragrapbe, m. 
 parallel, pdr'dlil, s. parallele, f. || res- 
 semblance, t [Ifile, comparer, 
 parallel, pdr"dlil, T. a. mettre en paral- 
 parallel, pdr'dl il a. parallele, gaL 
 paralyse, pdr'dl iz, T. a. paralyser. 
 paralysis, pdrdl'ttii, s. paralysie, t. 
 paralytic, pdr S Kf *., paralytlqne. 
 paramount, par" HmvTvnt, a. superieur, 
 
 fiminent || lord -v, g. jielgneur suzerain, m. 
 paramour, pdrdmOr', a. amaot, m., 
 
 amante, f. 
 paraphernalia, pdrdffrnd'lid, g. bleng 
 
 parapbernaux, m. pi. || cbltfons, atourg, 
 
 affiquets, m. pi. j| attituil, m. 
 paraphrase, pdr'd fruz, T. a, parapbraser. 
 parasite, par' Unit, g. parasite^ m. 
 parasitic, pdrdtifile, a. (de) parasite, 
 parasol, par d sol', B. parasol, m.. om- 
 
 brelle. f. fdemi. 
 
 parboil, pdr'bdfl, T. a. falre boulllir a 
 parcel, pdr' til, g. petit paquet, m, || par- 
 
 celle, quantlt, f. 
 
 parael, par 1 til, T. a. partager, morceller. 
 parch, parch. T. a. bruler Ifigereiueiit, 
 
 griller || dessecher. 
 
 parchment, parch' mint, g. parcbemin, m. 
 pardon, pdr'dn, i. pardon, m., grace, f. 
 pardon, pdr'dn, T. a. pardonner || (law) 
 
 glacier. 
 
 pardonable, pdr'Jndbl, a. pardonnable. 
 pare, par, v. a. rogner. peler. 
 parent, pSrtnt, s. pfire, m., mSre, t || 
 
 ), pi. parents, m. pi. 
 parentage, pffrint aj, g. parents, t. 
 parental, pdrfn'tdl, a. paternel, maternel. 
 parenthesis, pd rin' tfii tit, g. paren- 
 
 tbese, f. Tparen ' 
 
 parenthetical, pdrfnthffikdl, 
 parer, pa'rir. B. boutoir, m. 
 pariah, pa' rid, B. puria, m. 
 
 itbese. 
 a. par 
 
 paring;, pffrfng, g. rognure, pelure, Scorce, 
 pariah, pdr"tih, g. paroisw, f. If. 
 
 parish, pdr'itk, a, parolssial || ~-clerk. 
 
 g. sacrlstaln, m. \m~. 
 
 Parishioner, pdri>h'vner, g. paroisslen, 
 parity, p&r'iti, B. parit, f. 
 park, park, g. pare, m. 
 parlance, par" tans, s. langage, m. 
 parley, pdr'li. g. pourparler, m. 
 parley, pdr'li, v. u. discutvr y (mil.) par- 
 
 lemeiiter. 
 
 Porllament.pur'iiam/ni,!. parlemeQt,m. 
 Parliamentary, pdr lidnfrtfari, a. par> 
 
 leiueulalre. 
 
 ; f&t, tubi, tub. || chair, joy; gam*, yu; tout, **4; thing. ,
 
 160 
 
 parlour pat 
 
 parlour, par'ler, g. pailoir, m. || petit ga- 
 lon, ra. 
 
 parochial, piirg'kial, a. parolsslal. 
 
 parody, par'odi, g. parodie, f. 
 
 parody, par'odi, v. a. parodier. 
 
 paroq.net, par 6 kit' , g. perruche. f. 
 
 parricidal, pirriei'ddl, a. parricide. 
 
 parricide, p&r'ri *trf,s. parricide (meurtre), 
 m. || parricide (meurtrier), m. <t f. 
 
 parrot, p&r'rdt, g. perroquet, m. 
 
 parry, pdr'rf, T. a. parer, 6vlter || to ~ 
 and thrust, riposter. 
 
 parse, part, v. a. (gr.) analyser. 
 
 parsimonious, par si mo" ni us, a. parci- 
 monieux || -ly, ad. avec parcimonie. 
 
 parsimony, pdr'timoni, B. parcimonie, t. 
 
 parsley, pars' li^ n. persil, m. 
 
 parsnip, pdrs'nip, e. panais. m. 
 
 parson, pdr'sn, g. cure, m. || pretre, m. 
 
 parsonage, pdr'sn aj, g. cure, f. || maison 
 du cure, I. 
 
 part, part, g. part, partte, portion, f. 
 parti, role, m. || -s, pi. contrees, f. pi. 
 talents, inoyens, m. pi. II ~ and parce 
 of, element, ingredient, t. 
 
 oart, part, v. a. & n. diviser, distribucr || 
 se Sparer, partlr || to ~ with, se defalre 
 de || abandonner || to ~ from, se sfiparer. 
 
 partake, pdrtaf, v. a. & n. Ir. partager, 
 avoir part, parti ci per. 
 
 partaker, pdrtd'ktr, g. participant, m. 
 
 partial, par thai. a. (-ly, ad.) partial 
 (ernem) || partiel(lement). 
 
 partiality, par Aidf ili, B. parti aliUS, pre- 
 ference lujuste, f. 
 
 participate, par tit' \ pat, v. n. partlclper. 
 
 participation, par tit i pa,' shun, 8. parti- 
 cipation, f. 
 
 participle, par 1 11 it pi, s. (gr. ) participe, m. 
 
 particle, par" tiki, s. panicule, f. 
 
 particular, par Hauler, s. particularity, 
 f., detail, m. || particulier, m. 
 
 particular, par tik'u Ur, a. partlculier l| 
 gluguller, special, intime || exact I) -ly, 
 ad. surtout. Iticulariser, specifier. 
 
 particularise, partikfulerlz, v. a. par- 
 particularism, pdrtifuUrirm, s. parti- 
 cularisme, m. [culariu!, f. 
 
 particularity, partikaidr'iti, t. parti- 
 parting, parting, g. separation, f., d6- 
 part, adieu, m. || (of the hair) rale, f. 
 
 partisan, pdr'tizdn, s. partisan, m. || 
 bom me de parti, m. 
 
 partition, pdr/wA'un, g. partition, divi- 
 sion, f. || (of rooms) cloison, f. || -wall, 
 s. mur mltoyen, in. [parties. 
 
 partition, partisk'Hn, v. a. diviser en 
 
 partitive, pdr'titiv, a, parti tif. 
 
 partly, pdrfli, ad. en partle || - . . . ~, 
 tant . . . que. 
 
 partner, pdrfnir, s. associe", m. 1| com- 
 pagiinn, m. u partenalre, m. (it (.). 
 
 partnership, parr" nertkip.s. association, 
 
 Kociete, t. 
 
 , par'trlj, a. perdnx, t 
 hit, fir, IM;- 
 
 party, pdr'ti, s. parti, m., pnrtie, f. |J in- 
 teret, ra. || indlvidu, ra. || soiree, f., diver- 
 tissement, m. || to be (a) ~ to, prendre 
 part a, participer a || etre compuce de || 
 -coloured, a. biparrf |j --man, s. 
 faction t, m. || ~- spirit, s. esprit de parti, 
 ro. 
 
 paschal, pas'kdl, a. pascal. 
 
 pass, pas, s. passage etroit, m. || passeport. 
 ra., botte, f. || situation, f., etat, m. [l 
 billet gratuit, m. || billet d'entrge, m. || 
 --book, g. livre de com p to particulier, 
 ra. || o-key, 8. passe-partout, m. 
 
 pass, pat, v. a. <t n. passer, aller an-dela || 
 transmettre || neglieer, iaisser || surpasser. 
 exceller|| se passer n avoir cours. s'frcouler|| 
 to ~ (oneself off) for, se faire passer 
 pour || to ~ over, passer legirement 
 sur qc. [cable. 
 
 passable, pas'sabl, a. passable || prati- 
 
 va.BBa.ge, pdt'saj, a. passage, f. || eutrfe, 
 f. || traversee, I. || evenement, m. || to 
 work one's ~, se trayer passage. 
 
 passeng-er, p&rtinjir, B. passager, m. || 
 v&yageur, m. 
 
 pasaer-by, pdssirb? , g. passant, m. 
 
 passing*, pas' ting, a. excellent, eminent || 
 passager || -bell, s. glas, m. 
 
 passion, path'vn, 8. passion, f. || ardeur, 
 f. I) colere, f. || --flower, s. grenadille, 
 f. ([week, a. Bemaine salnte, f. 
 
 passionate, p&sk'Unat, a. (-ly, ad.) pat- 
 sionne(ment). 
 
 passive, patfiiv, s. (gr.) passif, m. 
 
 passive, pdi'tiv, a. passll || -ly, ad. pas- 
 sivement. 
 
 passlveness, p&fiivnis, g. passlvetfi, f. 
 
 Passover, pdSovir, g. Paque, f. 
 
 passport, pdi'pdrt, s. passeport, m. 
 
 password, pds'wird, 8. mot d'ordre, to. 
 
 past, past, g. passe, m. 
 
 past, past, a. & pr. passe || au-dela de, au- 
 dessus || hors |j half one, une beuie et 
 demle. 
 
 paste, past, g. colle, pate, 1. || gtrass, m. 
 
 paste, past, v. a. coller. 
 
 pasteboard, pdsfbord, s. cartotl, m. 
 
 pasteboard, patfbord, a. de carton. 
 
 pastel, pat' til, g. guide, f. 
 
 pastil, pas' til, g. pastille, 1. 
 
 pastime, pds'tim, s. passe-temps, m. 
 
 pastor, pds'tur, s. pasteur, m. 
 
 pastoral, pas' (oral, s. pastorale, f. 
 
 pastoral, pas' tSr al, R. pastoral. 
 
 pastry, pdt'tri, s. patisserie, f. || *>.oook, 
 s. p&liftsier, m. (rage. 
 
 pasturable, pas' til ri bl, a. propfe an patu- 
 
 pastnrage, pdf'turdj, 8. p&turage, m. 
 
 pasture, pdftur, t. pftture, f. j| vlandls, m. 
 
 pasture, pdtftur, v. a. i u. faire paltre g 
 pa I ire. 
 
 pasty, pat'ti, s. patg, m. 
 
 pat, pat, t. petit coup, in., tape, f. 
 
 pat, pat, v. n. (rapper llgerernent, taper. 
 
 pat, pat, a. (-ly, ad.) cunvenable(uieiit), 
 propre || a propos || tout Justr. 
 
 \\m fn5 no \ot
 
 patch pedal 
 
 161 
 
 patch, f&ch, . pidce, f., inorceau, 111. || 
 moucbe (sur le visage), i. || -work, B. 
 raplecechge, m. 
 
 patch, pdc/t, v. a. rapificer || mettre des 
 moucbes snr le visage. 
 
 pate, pat, s. ((am.) tete, caboche, f. 
 
 paten, pdffn, s. patene, f. 
 
 patent, pd'tfnt, 8. (letters ~) lettres pa- 
 tentcs, f. pi. || -leather, 8. cuir vend, 
 m. || --office, 8. bureau des brevets d'in- 
 vention, m. || -rlgrht, s. legislation rela- 
 tive aux brevets d 'invention, f. || --rolls, 
 I. pi. specifications de brevet, f. pi. || - of 
 nobility, lettre de noblesse, t. 
 
 patent, pa,' tint. a. brevet*, public. 
 
 patentee, patfntf, s. brevet^, m. 
 
 paternal, pd ter'ndl, a. (-ly, ad. ) paternel 
 (lenient). 
 
 paternity, p&ttr'niti, . patemltS, t. 
 
 path, path., s. sentler, chemin, m. 
 
 pathetic, pat/iink, a. (-ally, ad.) pathfi- 
 tlque(ment). 
 
 pathless, pdth'lei, a. impraticable. 
 
 pathological, pdtho luf tkul, a. patho- 
 logique. 
 
 pathology, pdthofoji, s. patbologle, f. 
 
 pathos, pa' that, 8. patbetlque, m. 
 
 pathway, patk'via, B. sen tier, m. || bae- 
 cote, m. 
 
 patience, pa,' them, a. patience, f. 
 
 patient, pd'shint, s. malade, m. 
 
 patient, pa'thent, a. patient || malade || 
 -ly, ad. pattern ment. 
 
 patriarch, pd'tridrk, t. patrlarcbe, m. 
 
 patriarchal, p& tri drk'&l, a. patriarcal. 
 
 patrician, p&trlsh'dn, s. patricien, m. 
 
 patrician, pd Irish' dn, a. patricien. 
 
 patrimonial, pdtrimffnldl, a. patrimo- 
 nial. 
 
 patrimony. pSfrtmSnf, s. patrimolne, m. 
 
 patriot, pfftrigt, s. patriote, m. 
 
 patriotic, pdtriit'ik, a. patriotique. 
 
 patriotism, pd'triitizm, 8. patriotlsme, 
 m. 
 
 patrol, p& trol', a. patronille, f. 
 
 patrol, pd trof , v. n. falre la ronde. 
 
 patron, pd'trSn, 8. patron, protecteur, m. 
 
 patronage, pdt'rSndj, s. protection, f., 
 patronage, m. 
 
 patroness, pfftrgnfs, 8. patronne, f. 
 
 patronise, pdfrifniz, v. a. proteger. 
 
 patten, pat' tin, 8. socque. m. 
 
 patter, p&fttr, T. n. plgtlner, trfplgnor || 
 caqueter. [dessin, m. 
 
 pattern, pdfttrn, s. patron, module, m. II 
 
 paucity, pdWtiti, s. petite quaiititt', f. 
 
 paunch, ptfOmik, i. panse, (. 
 
 pauper, pdM/pir . pauvre, m. 
 
 pauperise, pdMf peril, v. a. appanvrlr. 
 
 pauperism, pcCV pir itm, s. paupfirisme, m. 
 
 panse, patiit, s. pause, f. || suspens, m. 
 
 pause, paft/i, v. a. falre uiie pause || s'ar- 
 rtter U dellberer. Iparer. 
 
 pave, pdv, v. a. paver, trayer || (fig.) pre- 
 
 pavement, pdv' mint. s. pav, m. II irol- 
 tolr. m. [f. 
 
 f*viuon,p&viri/5n, . pavilion, m., tente. 
 
 paving-, pa'timy, s. pavage, m. || -1>aatle, 
 
 B. hie, f. || ~-btone, 8. pav, m. 
 pair, pato, s. patte, f. 
 paw, paw, v. a. & n. trapper dn pied || 
 
 griffer || caresser avec la patte || patiner. 
 pawed, pawd, a. h pattes. 
 pawn, pdTu'n, s. pion, m. || gage, m. II - . 
 
 ticket, e. reconnaissance du mont-de- 
 
 piete, f. 
 
 pawn, pafvn, v. a. enpager, mettre en gage, 
 pawnbroker, fd/dm' broker, s. preteur sur 
 
 gages, m. 
 pay, pa, s. solde, f. || salaire, m. || half--, 
 
 demi-solde. f. || -day, s. jour de pave- 
 ment, m. || --master, s. payeur, cuis- 
 
 sier, m. [porter || rendre. 
 
 pay, pa, v. a. payer, acqnitter || (com.) rap- 
 payable, pa' d til, a. payable. 
 payee, pa? , s. porteur, m. 
 payment, payment, s. payement, m. 
 pea, pe, s. pots, m. || --shooter, s. sar- 
 
 bacaue, f. || soup, s. purge de pots, f. 
 peace, pis, s. paix, f. |[ Justice of the -^ 
 
 8. juge de paix, m. || to make (one's) ~ 
 
 with, falre sa paix avec. 
 peaceable, pes'a 61, peaceful, pfa'fOul, a. 
 
 paisible, tranquille. 
 
 peaceably, pia'u bli, ad. palsiblement. 
 peach, pech, s. pecbe, f. || --tree, t. 
 
 pec her, m. 
 
 peacock, pe'kuk, 8. paon, m. 
 peahen, pi'hfn, s. paonne, f. 
 peak, pek, B. pic, sommet, m., cime, f. 
 peal, pel, B. carillon, m. || bruit, m. fl 
 
 coup, m. [gronder. 
 
 peal, pel, v. a. & n. faire retrittr || retentir [| 
 pear, par. s. poire, f. || tree, s. poirier, m. 
 pearl, perl, n. perle, f. || parisieune, i. || 
 
 --fishing:, s. peolie de perles, f. 
 pearly, perl'i, a. de perle. [a. ruslique. 
 peasant, pff&nt, a. paysan, m. |l like, 
 peasantry, piz'u.ntri, s. paysans, m. pi. 
 peat, pet, s. tourbe, boullle, f. 
 pebble, pfb'bl, s. caillou, m. 
 pebbly, pel/bli, a. calllouteax. 
 peccadillo, pfk k& dil'lo, s. fanta legtre, f. 
 peccant, pfk'lcdnt, a. pecheur, coupable. 
 peck, ptk, s. plcotin, m. 
 peck, pfk, v. a. beoqueter, trapper avec la 
 
 bee || piocher. 
 
 pecker, pek'er, B. pivert, m. 
 pectoral, ptk' tor dl, B. pectoral, m. 
 pectoral, pfk'tdrM, a. pectoral. 
 peculate, pfk'uldt, v. n. piller le irtaor 
 
 public. 
 
 peculation, pfk u Iff shun, s. peculat, m. 
 peculator, pfk'uldtir, 8. auteur d'un ft- 
 
 culat, m. 
 peculiar, pikvflltr^ a. partlculier, slnifu- 
 
 lier, unique || -ly, ad. particulieremeiit. 
 peculiar ise, peku'lltrit, v. a. particula- 
 
 riser || tleiuiller. 
 peculiarity, pfkulitr'ltl. B. parUcul- 
 
 rtte, siugulante, originallte, t. 
 pecuniary, peku'nierl, a. pCcunlalre. 
 pedag-oyne, pid'dgdg. B. pedagogue, m. 
 pedal, ped'U ou p/Jtit, a. pidale, t. 
 
 18$ ; fS6t, tube, tub. [1 chair. Joy ; gams, yes; ^oul, zeal ; tking, Olert. 
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 162 
 
 pedant perdition 
 
 pedant, ped'&nt, 9. pedant, m. 
 pedantic, pSddn'tit, a. pedantesque, pi- 
 dan t. 
 
 pedantry, p&r&xtri, s. pfidanterie, t 
 peddle, ped'dl, v. n. niaiser. 
 peddler, ped'dler, a. colporteur, m. 
 peddling-, pid'dling, a. de peu de valeur, 
 
 uiesquiu. 
 
 pedestal, pid'iatSl. e. pie'destal, m. 
 pedestrian, pidtftri&n, a. pieton, m. 
 pedestrian, pfdis'tridn. a. a pied, 
 pedigree, ped'igrS. g. genealogie, f. 
 pediment, pfd'iment, s. fronton, m. 
 pedlar.pwr ler, e. colporteur, m. 
 peel, pel, s. pelure, f. || peau, f. || ecorce, f. 
 peel, pit, v. a. (An.) (se) peler. 
 peep, pez>, s. premiere apparition. i||polnte, 
 
 f. || ceillade, 1. || ~-holo, 8. judas, m. 
 peep, pep, v. n. apparaltre, poindre || pous- 
 ser. [curieux, m. 
 
 peeper, .pSp'er, 8. poussin, m. || eapion, m. || 
 peer, per, 8. pair, m. || compagnon, m. 
 peerage, pefaj, s. pairie, f., les pairs, m.pl. 
 peeress, per'es, g. pairesse, f. 
 peerless, per'lta, a. incomparable. 
 peevish, piv'ish, a. bourru, maussade II 
 ly, ad. avec mauvalse humeur. If. 
 
 peevishness, petfishnta. a. maussaderie, 
 peewit, pS wit, B. vannean, m. [m. 
 
 peg, peg, s. cheville, f. Ijfichoir, m. ||fausset, 
 peer, peg, v. a. cheviller || marquer. 
 pelf, pilf, 8. ricbesses, f. pi. || amour des 
 
 richesses, m. 
 
 pelican, pfl'tk&n, s. pelican, m. 
 pelisse, pileif, B. pelisse, f. 
 pell, pel, 8. peau, f. 
 pellet, pel' let. 8. boulette, f. 
 pellicle, pil'Kkl, 8. pellicule, f. 
 pell-mell, pel mil', ad. pele-mSle. 
 pelt, pelt, 8. peau, fourrure, f. 
 pelt, pelt, v. a. assaillir (a coups or boules 
 
 de neige)JJ Jeter || battre. 
 peltry, pil'lri, a. pelleterle, f. 
 pen, pen, 8. plume, f. || petit pare, m. |] ~- 
 case, a. etui a plumes, m. |f ~-knife, s. 
 canif, m. II --wiper, a. essuie-plume, m. 
 pen, pen, v. a. parquer || ecrire. 
 penal, pfndl, a. penal |[ ~ settlement, s. 
 
 colonie de de'portes, f. 
 penalty, pSn'dl ti, a. pelne, amende, f. 
 penance, pen' dm, a. penitence, f. || to do 
 
 ~, faire penitence de. 
 pence, pins,y\. de penny, 
 pencil, pin' ill, a. plnceau, m. || crayon, m. || 
 --case, 8. porte-crayon, m. || ~>mark, 
 a. marque au crayon, f. |; --pointer, 
 (^-sharpener), B. taille-crayons, m. 
 pencil, pin' til, v. a, pelndre || desslner |] 
 
 fcrire au crayon. 
 pendant, pfn'd&nt, s. pendant, m., pende- 
 
 loque, f. I) (mar.) bonderolle, f. 
 
 pendent, pen' dint, a. pendant, suapendu |] 
 
 saillant [decis. 
 
 pending-, pend'lng, a. Qur.) pendant, in- 
 
 pendulum, pen'duliim, a. pendole, balan- 
 
 cier, m. 
 peneti->blu, pen'itrtbl, a. penetrable. 
 
 penetrate, pfn'itrdt, r. a. & n. pfinftrer. 
 penetration, pin itrd'thun, a. Bagactt, f. 
 ponful, pen'fOSl, 8. pluniee, f. * 
 pengrnin, ptn'gwln, s. pengouin, m. 
 penholder, pen' hold ir, B. porte-plume, m. 
 peninsula, plntn'xulti, a. |>fninsule, f. 
 penitence, pen' i tens, s. penitence, (. 
 penitent, pin'itent, a. penitent, m. 
 penitent, pin'itent, a. penitent || -ly, ad. 
 
 avec penitence. 
 
 penitential, piniten' thai, a. pSnltPntiel. 
 penitentiary, peniten' sMri, s. p^niten- 
 
 cier, m. [rain, m. 
 
 penman, pin' man, a. calligrapbe, m. || ficrl- 
 penmanshlp, pfn'mdrn/iip, a. et-riture, f. 
 pennant, pen'nant, e. banderole, flainme, f. 
 penny, pen'ni, s. deux sous, m. pi. || ~- 
 
 a-llner, s. correspondant de Journal a 
 
 aeux sous la ligne, m. 
 penny wise, pcu'niwiz, a. manager de 
 
 bouts de chandellcs. 
 pennyworth, pen'ntrth, s. valeur d'un 
 
 sou, f., pour deux sous || bon marcbe, m. 
 pension, pfn'shun, s. pension, f. || retraltf, 
 
 f. [~ oil, mettre & la retraite. 
 
 pension, pen' shin, v. a. pensionner || to 
 pensioner, pin' shun er, s. peusiounaiN, 
 
 in. || invalide, m. 
 
 pensive, pen'aiv, a. (-ly, ad.) pensif J 
 
 triste || d'un air pensif. 
 penal veness, pen'aiv u&.s. m^lancoUe, f. 
 Pentecost, peVtikost, s. Pentecpte, f. [m. 
 penthouse, pent 1 ho&s, s.appentis, hangar, 
 pennltlma, pe nul' ti ma, s. pgnultieme, f. 
 penultimate, pinut'ti mat, a. pfiniiltieiue. 
 penumbra, penun'tra, a. penonibre, f. 
 penurious, pinu'rius, a. cbJche || sttrUe. 
 penury, nlnuri, a. indigence, L 
 peony, pe'oni, a. pivoine, f. fon, pr. 
 
 people, pe'pl, a. peuple, m., gens, m. pi. || 
 people, pepl, v. a. peupler. 
 pepper, pepper, a. poivre, m. || caster, 
 
 B. poivriSre, t. \\ ~- com, a. grain da 
 
 poivre, m. H bagatelle, f. 
 pepper, pip per, v. a. polvrer|| (fig.) rosser. 
 per, per, pr. par. [courlr, traverser. 
 
 perambulate, per dm' bu Idt , v. a. par- 
 perambulator, per &m'bH later, s. cotupto- 
 
 pas, m. || voiture d'enfant, f. 
 perceivable, per sfvdbl, a. perceptible. 
 peroelvably, pertfv&bli, ad. sensible- 
 merit, clairement. fvoir. 
 perceive, per sev' . v. a. apercevolr, sentir, 
 percentag-e, per tin fa j, s. iutgret (de tant 
 
 pour cent), m. || proportion, f. 
 perceptibility, per sip ti bit i ti, s. per- 
 
 ceptibilite, f. 
 
 perceptible, pirstp'ti bl, a. perceptible. 
 perception, per tip' ih-iin, B. perception, f. 
 perch, perch, a. perche, f. || percholr, m. 
 perch, perch, v. a. (it n.) (se) percher. 
 perchance, per Chans', ad. par hasard. 
 percolate, per' ko Idt. v. a. flltrer. 
 percussion, per kuth'un, 8. percussion, t, 
 coup, m. || --cap, a. capsule, 1 || --run, 
 
 8. fusil a piston, m. fruiue. f. 
 
 perdition, perdiah'&n, a. perdition, t U 
 
 tott, Mt, far, lot/; kert, git, Mr; mine, inn; no, hot, prove} AuS>;
 
 peremptorily pertinency 
 
 163 
 
 peremptorily, vfr-fm tir i II, ad. premp- 
 loireinent, absolument. 
 
 peremptorluess, per'imt&r inla, s. deci- 
 sion abFoluc, f. Idefinitif. 
 
 pereraptory, pfr'gmtiri, a. pSremptoIre, 
 
 perennial, pfrfn'nidl, a. perpetud || (bot.) 
 pSrenne, vivace. J ver . computer. 
 
 perfect, per'ftkt, v. a. perfectionner, ache- 
 perfect, ptr'ftkt, a. (-ly, ad.) pariait 
 (ement) || accompli || sans dSfauts. 
 
 perfection, fjrfDfibt*, s. perfection, f. || 
 to ~, dans la perfection. [fidednent). 
 
 perfidious, per (ifiia, a. (-ly, ad.) per- 
 
 perfidy, piSfiiK, s. perfidle, f. 
 
 perforate, per'fo rat, v. a. perforerjl percer. 
 
 perforation, per /oro'aAun, B. perforation, 
 L || trou, m. 
 
 perform, perf<Hurm' , y. a, & n. executer, 
 accomplir, faire || rf ussir. 
 
 performance, ptr ftitorm' 'tiu, a. accom- 
 pllssement, m., execution, f. || ouvrage, 
 m. |) exploit, fait, m., action, f. || represen- 
 tation, 1. || no ~ 1 relftche I 
 
 performer, pjrfdfrrm'er, a. eigcuteur, m. || 
 acteur, m. |f artiste, m. 
 
 perfume, per'fuin, s. parfum, m. 
 
 perfume, ptrfiim!, v. a. parfumer. 
 
 perfumery, perfii'mtri, s. parfumerie, f. 
 
 perhaps, perhapif, ad. peut-etre, par 
 
 peril, per'il, s. peril, m. [hasanl. 
 
 perilous, per'ilus, a. pSrilleox || -ly, ad. 
 perilleusement. 
 
 period, period, e. periode, m. || pgriode, 
 1 II epoque, f. || to put a ~ to, mettre fin 
 a qc. [pgriodlque. f. 
 
 periodical, peridd'fk&l, s. publication 
 
 periodical, piriSd'iktl, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 pCriodique(ment). [ticlen. 
 
 peripatetic, pfrfpattetk, a. p6ripat6- 
 
 porlphrasls, pertfr&sit, s. periphrase. f. 
 
 perlphraatioal, pirifrdStilc&l, ad. perl- 
 
 perlah, ptr'iik, v. n. perir. [phrastique. 
 
 perishable, MKfakOl, a. perissable. 
 
 peristyle, pir'lttil, s. peristyle, m. 
 
 periwig-, pfr'iwig, B. perruque, f. 
 
 perl-winkle, pir'ivnngkl, 8. viguot, m. || 
 (boL) pervenche, f. 
 
 perjure, pir'jifCir, T. a. Be parjurer. 
 
 perjured, pir'jafrd, a. parjure. 
 
 perjurer, per jd6r tr, s. parjure, m. 
 
 perjury, pir'jSSrl, s. parjure, m. 
 
 permanency, per'mdn'nsi, s. perma- 
 nence, f. 
 
 permanent, pir'manlnt, a. (-ly, ad.) per- 
 manent I) Inamovible || d'une maniSre per- 
 manente. 
 
 permeable, per'ml&bl, a. permeable. 
 
 permeate, ptr'mtu.t, T. a. passer & travera. 
 
 permission, permiih'un, s. permission, f. 
 
 permit, per'mlt, e. permis, m. || conge, m. 
 
 permit, ptrmif, v. a. permettre. 
 
 permutation, ptr mu Id' ihun. s. permuta- 
 tion, f. [nicleux || pernicieuseraent. 
 
 pernicious, pirniih'ui, a. ( ly, ad.) per- 
 
 peroratlon, piro rafihfin, s. proraison, f. 
 
 perpendicular, pirpcndik'ulcr, a. per- 
 pendiculaire, m. 
 
 perpendicular, jt&rptnilik' HUr, a. (-ly, 
 ad.) perpeniliculaire(inent). [falre. 
 
 perpetrate, per'pitrdl, v. a. commettre, 
 
 perpetration, pir pi trff shun, s. execu- 
 tion, f. |l fnrfait, m. 
 
 perpetrator, per'pitrStir, s. coupable, 
 criminel, m. || acU>ur, m. 
 
 perpetual, perpifudl, a. (-ly, ad.) per- 
 petuel(lenient). 
 
 perpetuate, ptrpffuat, v. a. perptuer. 
 
 perpetuation, ptr pit u S shun, s. perpe- 
 tuation, L 
 
 perpetuity, perpetu'itr, B. perpStu!t6, f. 
 
 perplex, perplekn" , y. a. embarrasser || 
 embrouiller. [embarras. m. 
 
 perplexity, per pltks'it'C, 8. perplexite, f., 
 
 perquisite, pirkwizit, 8. casuel, emolu- 
 ment, m. || petit profit, m. 
 
 persecute, piv'sekut, T. a. persScuter, 
 importuner. ftion, f. 
 
 persecution, pir se ku' thun , 8. persficu- 
 
 perse-veranoe, pirstv&r&ns, s. perseve- 
 rance, f. 
 
 persevere, periiver* , v. n. persevgrer. 
 
 persevering-, ptr tivfnng, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 persfi verant || avec perseverance. 
 
 persist, ptrritf, v. n. perslster. ft 
 
 persistency, pfrtitflnti, 8. persistance, 
 
 persistent, persUffnt, a. persistent. 
 
 person, pfr'tSn, 8. personne, f. || first - 
 slug-ular, (er.) premlSre personne dn 
 singulier, m. || (fam.) soi-meme, m. i f. 
 
 personage, per^sonaj, 8. pereonriage, m. 
 
 personal, pertSnil, a. (-ly, ad.) person- 
 nel(lement) || mobilier. [f. 
 
 personality, person affti, s.penonnallte, 
 
 personalty, par' sun dl ti, a. biens meubles, 
 m. pi. Ijouer || feindre. 
 
 personate, pir'son at, T. a. representer 
 
 personation, ptr tin a,' shun, s. imitation, I. 
 
 personification, pirtSnijfikffihUn, s. 
 pereonnification, f. 
 
 personify, peraSn'tfi. y. a. peraonnifier. 
 
 perspective, ptr tpikfViv, 8. perspective, f. 
 
 perspective, ptr spik" tiv , a. perapectif. 
 
 perspicacious, per tplko,' thus, a. per- 
 spicace. fcit?, f. 
 
 perspicacity, pir splklufiti, s. perspica- 
 
 peraplcuity, pr s^i ku'i (t.s.perspicuite.f. 
 
 perspicuous, pir ipik'u&i, a. ( ly, ad.) 
 clalr(einent) |[ evident. [ration, f. 
 
 perspiration, per ipl ro^thun, t. transpi- 
 
 persplre, peripir', v. u. transplrer, suer. 
 
 persuade, ptrtwof, y. a. persuader, falra 
 crolre, exciter, inciter, indulre. 
 
 persuasion, per muo! shun, a. persuasion, 
 conviction, f. 
 
 persuasive, ptrnvtftiv, a. persuasif || 
 ly, ad. d'une manlire persuasive. 
 
 pert, ptrt, a. yif, petulant, impertinent || 
 -ly, ad. avec petulance or Impertinent*. 
 
 pertain, pirtari, y. n. appartenlr, con- 
 cerner. Jopiniatre(ment). 
 
 pertinacious, ptrUnS thut, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 pertinacity, pirtindSi ti,. oplnlflUetf, t 
 
 pertinency, pir' ti nfn ti, a. conyeiuuice, 
 propriete, L 
 
 JS6t, tutf, tUb. y chair, Joy awmt. 
 
 - tovA, Mat; thing. K.rn. 
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 164 
 
 pertinent piano 
 
 pertinent, pri'ttnint, a. pertinent, con- 
 Tenable || -ly, ad. pertinemment. a propos. 
 
 pertness, pirt'nls, s. vivacltf, I. || imper- 
 tinence, f. 
 
 perturb, per t&rV , v. a. troubler, perturber. 
 
 perturbation, per terba' shun, s. pertur- 
 bation, f., trouble, m., agitation, f. 
 
 perusal, pirp' ial, B. lecture, f. 
 
 peruse, piroif , v. a. lire, parcourir. 
 
 peruser, pir 6'zer, s. lecteur, m. 
 
 Peruvian bark, pfrff vi an bar k, a. quin- 
 quina, m. 
 
 pervade, pervad', v. a. pCnCtrer. 
 
 perverse, pir vert', a. pervers || t6tu || 
 -IT, ad. avec perversity || malicieusement. 
 
 perversion, per vtr'ihun, B. perversion, f. 
 
 perversity, pirv&r' siti, 8. perversitfi, I. || 
 inSchancete, f. 
 
 pervert, per vtrf, v. a. pervertir. dgpraver. 
 
 pervious, per'vius, a. permgable || (fig.) 
 accessible. fm. 
 
 pest, pfst, B. peste, f.[| --house, a. lazaret, 
 
 pester, pis' tar, v. a. inquieter, tourmenter. 
 
 SBBtltoroua.pfi lifer us, a. pestilent, con- 
 tagieux. 
 
 pestilence, pls'tllens, a. peste, f. 
 
 pestilent, pei'ttlint, pestilential, pis- 
 H Un'tMU, a. pestilentiel. 
 
 pestle, pfiftl ou pts'l, a. pilon, m. 
 
 pet, pit, dgpit, m. || lavori(te), m. (& 1) || 
 to be in a ~, etre de mauvaise humeur. 
 
 pet, pet, v. a. miguarder, dorloter. 
 
 petal, pit' a, B. (hot.) petale, m. 
 
 petard, pitdrcf, a. petard, m. 
 
 petition, pttith'Hn, a. petition, supplica- 
 tion, f. fplier. 
 
 petition, pltish'un, v. a. pfititionner, sup- 
 petitioner, petieh'uner, 8. pC-titionnaire, 
 solliciteur, m. 
 
 petrel, pifril, 8. pfitrel. procellaire, m. 
 
 petrifaction, pet rifdk'iftun, s. petrifica- 
 tion, f. 
 
 petrify, pffrifJ, v. a. (A n.) (se) pStrifler. 
 
 petroleum, petrffllUm, s. pgtrole, m. 
 
 petticoat, piftikol, a. jupe, f. 1| (in Jest) 
 cotillon, m. || -B, pi. jaquette, t. 
 
 pettlfogrgrer, pettifogger, e. avocat In- 
 signiliant, m. || cbicaneur. m. 
 
 pettlfoffgrinr, ptftifog giny, a. chicane, f. 
 
 pettlfogrgrlngr, pit'tlftig ging, a. chicaneur. 
 
 pettiness, ptrtinii, a. petilcsse, f. 
 
 pettish, pietith, a. maussade. 
 
 pettitoes, ptfti toz, B. pi. pieds decochon 
 de lait, m. pi. || (ot children) petons, 
 m. pi. 
 
 petty, plfti, a. petit, inferieur, chetif. 
 
 putulanoe, pifuldnt, s. petulance, f. 
 
 petulant, petulant, a. petulant || -ly, ad. 
 petulamuient, 
 
 pew, pu, s. bane d'eglise, m. || ~-opener, 
 a. sacristain, sulssr, bedeau, m. 
 
 pewter, pu'tir, B. Stain, m. ft 
 
 phaeton, fa'itfn, e. phaeton, m. || victoria, 
 
 phalanx, f&f&ngki, a. pbalauge, f. 
 
 phantasmagoria, fan t&tm&yffrlH, B. 
 pbanlasmagorie, I. 
 
 yhantom, fdn'tSm, a. fantome, m. 
 
 Pharisaical. fSrlau'ikfl, a. 
 Pharisee, far'ite, B. pbarisien, m. 
 pharmaceutio, furmdsu'tik, a. pbarma- 
 
 ceutique. fmaoopee, f. 
 
 pharmacopcBla, farm&kopftd, s. pliar- 
 pharmacy, fdr'nidn, e. pharmacie, 
 phase, fa:, s. phase, f. 
 pheasant, fez ant, s. faisan, m. 
 phenomenal, finSm'in&l, a. phenomenal, 
 phenomenon, finSm'inSn. B. pbenomene, 
 phial, fi'U, a. fiole, f. lm. 
 
 philanthropic, fUinthrSp'fk, a. philan- 
 
 thropique. fthrope, m. 
 
 philanthropist, f\l nn'throplst, 8. phllan- 
 phllanthropy, fil tin' thro pi, e. phllan- 
 
 thropie, f. [monique. 
 
 philharmonic, fflhdrmSn'ik, a. philhar- 
 phlloloKloal, filolSffka,a. phllologlque. 
 philologist, lilSl'ojltt, s. philologue, m. 
 phllolog-y, ffUrifL s. phifologie, f. 
 philosopher, fil SJo fir, 8. philosopbe, 
 
 m. || ~'s stone, 8. pierre phllosophale, f. 
 phllosophlc(al), fUotSfWU), a. (-ly, 
 
 ad.) philoaophiqiiL'(ment). 
 philosophise, /Jo'o/tz,v.n. philosopher. 
 philosophy, filoi'ofi, a. philosophic, L || 
 
 .natural , physique, (. 
 philter, fil'ter, a. philtre, m. 
 phlegrm, jtfm, a. flegme, m. 
 phleg-matlc, Jlfgm&flk, a, (-ly, ad.) 
 
 flegrnatique(meiit). [m. 
 
 phonograph, fffnii graf, 8. phonograpbe, 
 phosphate, (5s 1 fat, s. phosphate, m. 
 phosphoric, fis fSr Ik, a. phosphor ique. 
 phosphorous, fSs'fdrvx, a. phosphoreux. 
 phosphorus, fSJferus, 8. phospbore, m. 
 photog-raph, ffftogrSf, s. photographie, f. 
 photograph, ffftogrdf.v. a, pbotographier. 
 photogrrapher, fotog'rS.ftr, a. photo- 
 
 graphe, ffl. fpnique. 
 
 photogrraphlo, fo togriflk, a, photogra- 
 photog-raphy, fotSg'r&f'i, a. photogra- 
 phie, I. 
 
 phrase, fra.z, e. phrase, expression, f. 
 phrase, frax, v. a. dCnommer. 
 phraseolory, fr&2<!6l' 6ji, a. recueil de 
 
 phrases, m. 
 
 phrenology, firtnifSJf, B. phrfinologie, f. 
 phthisis, Kt'is, B. phthisie, f. 
 physio, /tz'ifc, a. medecine, f. || -s, pi. 
 
 physique, f. 
 
 physic, flaftk, T. a. mSdicamenter. 
 physical, fft'tkit, a. (-ly, ad.) physique 
 
 (ment). 
 
 physician, fizish'dn, a. m^decin, m. 
 physiognomy, fitiin'Smi, I. pbysio- 
 
 nomie, f. flogique. 
 
 physlolorloal, fltlSlOfika, a. physio- 
 physlolOK-lst, fiziSl'Sjiat, a. physiolo- 
 
 physlolory, fizfSrSji, a. physiologle, f. 
 
 pianist, pi An' lit, a. pluuiste, m. 
 
 piano, pi a,' no, a. piano, m. || grand ~. 
 piano a queue || oottare .-, piano drott || 
 seml-cottag-e (piccolo) ~. petit piano 
 droll || --maker, a. facteur de pianos, m. 
 
 , hit, f&r. ISQ; hSrt, fit, Mr; mint, fnn; nS, *, prfvt;
 
 pibroch piratical 
 
 165 
 
 pibroch, pFbrgk. B. pibroch, m., corne- 
 
 inuse ficossaise. f. 
 
 plok, pik, ( axe), s. pioche, f., pic, m. 
 pick, pik, v. a. A n. piquer, becqueter II 
 
 cueilHr, glaner, rnmasser, Cplucher, trier |l 
 
 cholsir || Toler, derober || manger a pctits 
 
 morceauz. 
 
 picked, pikt, a. pointu II choisi. 
 ploker, pik' er, g. cueiileur, m. || (mil.) 
 
 eplnglette. f. 
 
 picket, pi/Sit, s. piquet m. || vedette, f. 
 picking's, pik'ingi, 8. pi. Spluclmres, f. pi., 
 
 pptits morceauz, m. pi. || profits, m. pi. 
 pickle, pik' I, s. -satimure, f. |j to gret Into 
 
 ~a ~, etre dans le potrin. 
 pickle, pik'l. v. ft. mariner. 
 picklock, pik'lgk, a. crochet, rosaignol, m. 
 pickpocket, pik'ptktt, s. filou, m. 
 picnic, pik'nik, s. plque-nique, m. 
 pictorial, pik Iff r\a, a. pittoreeque, 11- 
 
 lustre. 
 picture, pWtOr on piVcMfUr, . tableau, 
 
 m. II pelntiire, f. |repr6senter. 
 
 picture, piftur on pfk'chHir, T.a. peindre. 
 picturesque, pikturisk', a. plttoresque. 
 pie, pi, i. pate, m.. tourte, f. |[ pie, f. || to 
 
 eat humble ~, filer douz. 
 piebald, pfbtftold, a. pie. 
 piece, pet, i>. piece, (., morcean, m., par- 
 
 tie, f. || fusil, m. || tableau, m. |f to go to 
 
 -B, se briser en tombant, 
 piece, pit, v. a. raccom moder. 
 piecemeal, petfmil, a. & ad. eeparft, di- 
 
 vis || en pieces. 
 pled, pid, a. pie, blgarrfi. 
 pier, pir, i. pile, f. truraeau, m. || 
 
 glass, 8. trumeau, m. lemouvoir. 
 
 pierce, pert, v. a. ik n. percer, penetrcr || 
 piercingly, prra' ing li, ad. d'une manifire 
 
 percante. 
 
 piety, pfftf, s. pUte, devotion, f. 
 pic. P 1 3, 8. coction, pourceau, m. || lln- 
 
 got, m. || to buy a ~ In a poke, ache- 
 
 ter chat en poche || ~-headed, a. gtuplde 
 
 I) t*tu II ~-ty, B. Stable a cocbons, f. 
 pigeon, pi;" tin, 8. pigeon, m. || ~-houe, 
 
 8. colombier, m. fleur, f. 
 
 pigment, pig'mint, B. pigment m. || cou- 
 plke, pi*, 8. pique, f. || polntc, f. || brochet, 
 
 m. || pic, m. 
 
 piked, pikf, a. pointu, en polnte. 
 pilaster, pilSjfttr, a. pllastre, m. 
 pile, pit, 8. pieu, pllotl*, m. || monceau, 
 
 taa, m. || bQcber, m. || edifice, m. || duvet, 
 pile, pil L v. a. empilcr. [m. 
 
 pllea, pi/;, 8. pi. hfmorroTdes, f. pi. 
 filter, pit' fir, v.a. <t u. (IC-roU-r l| gruppllier. 
 pilgrim, pit'yrim, B. pelerlu, in. 
 
 pilgrimage, pil'yrimoj, 8. [lelvrlnuge. m. 
 pill, pit. 8. pilule, f. 
 pillage, pU'liij, a. plllnk-i-, 
 
 plllbge, piftaj, v. u. plller. 
 
 Iilllagar, piflajtr,s. pilleur, Bpollateur, m. 
 
 pillar, ptrUr, 8. plller, uoullt-n, giipport, 
 
 m. || ~-(letter-)boz, a. borue-bolte, f. 
 pillion, pil'yun, a. coiiBainet, m. 
 pillory, jnT <r i, 8. pilori, in. 
 
 pillory, pifUrf, T. a. mettre au pilori. 
 
 pillow, pil'lo, B. oreiller, m. || ~-oase, 8. 
 tale d'oreiller, f. 
 
 pilot, pflSt, 8. pllote, m. 
 
 pilot, pi'ldt, T. a. piloter. 
 
 pilotage, pi'IStaJ, s. pilotage, m. 
 
 pimento, pimtn'to, 8. plme'nt, m. 
 
 pimp, pimp, a. maquereau, m. 
 
 pimpernel, pirn' per nil, a. pimprenelle, f. 
 
 pimple, pirn pi, s. bouton, m.. pustule, f. 
 
 pin, pin s. Cpingle, f. || chevilie, goupille, 
 f. || qnllle, f. || style, m. || ~-case, a. etui 
 a epingles, m. || ~-onshlon, a. pelote a 
 ^pinples, f. || --money, a. gpingles, f. pi. 
 
 pin, pin, v. a. attachor avec une epinglp, 
 chevlller || to ~ do-wn, fixer avec des 
 dpincles || tier, enclialner, pincer(o.n.). [m. 
 
 pinafore, pin'ifor, B. bavette, f.]| earran, 
 
 pincers, pin'ttri, s. pi. pinces, tenaUlea, 
 f. pi. 
 
 pinch, plush, a. plnce, f. || pride, f. || op- 
 pression, difficu'tg, f., embarras, m. 
 
 pinch, pinA, v. B. * n. nincer (I terror | 
 piqtier, vexerj) Cpargner. 
 
 pinchbeck, pimk'btk B. plnchebeck, m. 
 
 pine, pin, e. pin, m. || ~-pple, B. ana- 
 nas, m. 
 
 pine, pm, T. n. langulr, aouplrer pour. 
 
 pinion, ptn'yun, 8. aileron, m, |] bout 
 d'aile, m. || plgnon, m. 
 
 pinion, pMyun, v. a. Her lea alles || gar- 
 rotter || (flg.) enchliier. 
 
 pink, pinyk, a. cslllet, m. f| plnque, f. II ~ 
 of politeness, a. la fine fleur de la poll- 
 pink, pingk, a. rose II petit [tesse. 
 
 pinnace, pin' not, a. pinasse, f. 
 
 pinnacle, pin'ndkl, B. pinacle, m. 
 
 pint, pint, a. deml-litre, m. || cooplne, f. 
 
 pintail, pin'tal, B. pi let, m. 
 
 pioneer, minor' , a. (mil.) plonnler, m. 
 
 plons, pi He, a. pieux || -ly, ad. pieuse- 
 
 ment fm. 
 
 pip, pip, 8. peple, f. || point aur les cartes. 
 pipe, pip, 8. tiiyan, m. || brOle-gueule. m. f| 
 
 pipe, f. || chalumeau, m. II >-oase, s. 
 
 porte-pipp, ra. || clay, e. terre de plp<% 
 
 f. || v. a. bianchir avec de la terre de pipe 
 
 delay&e || ~-llgrht, s. cornet de papier, m. 
 pipe, pip, v. n. jouer de la fldte II aiffler. 
 piper, pi pir, a. joueur de cornerausc, m. 
 piping, pi'ping, 8. paBse-poll, m. 
 piping, pi'piny, a. inaiadif || hot, 
 
 tout chaud. 
 
 pipkin, pip' kin, 8. petit pot de terre, m. 
 pippin, pipfpln, s. reinette, f. 
 piquancy, pe'kdnii, 8. acidlte, (. 
 piquant, pi' k&nt, a. (-ly, ad.) piquant P 
 
 d'une oianlere piquante. Id'honneur, m. 
 plane, pik, a. pique, bronillerie, 1. U point 
 pique, pik, V. a. piquer, irriter. 
 piquet, ptkff, s. piquet ()eii aux cartes), m. 
 piracy, pfrtii, B. plralerie, t U plfglat, 
 
 m. I as- 
 
 pirate, pi'rat, 8. pirate, m. H plairlalio, 
 pirate, pi'rSt, v. a. & n. comuiettre un 
 
 plnulat |l pirater. (contrefacon. 
 
 piratical, pirdffkU, a. de pirate |[ de 
 
 i fWt, tubt, uft. H chair, joy; game, yw; tout, ztal; thing, fftert.
 
 166 
 
 pish plausibly 
 
 plnh ! pith, fi I pouah ! 
 pismire, piz'mir, s. fourml, f. 
 pis, pis, v. n. pisser, uriner. 
 pistachio, pitta.' r hid, s. piRtachc, f. 
 pistol, pWtdl, s. pistolet, in. [|~-8raUery, 
 
 B. Ur au pistolet, m. |J --shot, B. coup de 
 
 pistolet, m. H portee da pistolet, f. 
 piston, pit'tdn, B. piston, m. || --rod, B. 
 
 tige da piston, f. 
 pit, pit, 8. fosse, carrtSre, f., tombeaa, m. || 
 
 parterre, creuz, m. f| coal, P. charbon 
 
 de terre, m. || --fall, B. trappe, f. 
 pit, pit, Y. a. faire tin creux || to - one 
 
 agralnst another, acharner 1'un centre 
 
 1'antre, les mettre aux prises. 
 pitapat, pitapat, ad. en palpitant. 
 pitch, pick, 8. poix, f. hdegre, point, ni. || 
 
 hauteur, f. || portee, f . || ~ and tar, gou- 
 
 dron, m. II black, a. noir comme juts. 
 pitch, pfcn. Y. a. & n. poisser || fixer, 
 
 planter, ranger || Jeter, lancer || paver || ob- 
 
 scurcir || rhoisir If torn her l| (mar.) tanguer 
 
 n (rail.) plonger || to ~ upon, fixer || to ~ 
 
 Into, donner'nn galop, 
 pitcher, pic h'fr. s. crucbe, f. || pioche, f. 
 pitchfork, pick fork, s. fourcbe, f. || (mus.) 
 
 diapason, m. 
 
 pitchy, pich'i, a. de poix, poissfi I) ohscur. 
 plteona, pifiig, a. (-ly, ad.) piteux, 
 
 pitoyable(men') |j compatissant. 
 pith, pith, s. moeUe, f. || encrgie, f. || 
 
 quintessence, f. 
 
 pithily, pith' Hi. ad. vlgoureusement. 
 pithiness, pith'intt, B. Snergie, force, f. 
 pithless, pith'lif, a. sans moelle || Bans 
 
 energte. [Ylgoureux. 
 
 pithy, pttVt, a. moelleux || Snergique, 
 pitiable, pifidbl, a. digne de pitie. 
 pitiful, mfifSfl, a. deplorable, pitoyable 
 
 (ment) ]| meprisable || trea-mal || servile- 
 
 ment [f. || etat pitoyable, m. 
 
 pltlfolness, pit \fSQlnit, B. compassion, 
 pitiless, pifi Mr, a. (-ly, ad.) impitoyable 
 
 (ment). 
 
 pittance, pit' tail*, B. pitanee, portion, t. 
 pitted, jnftid, a. grel<5, grave. 
 pity, pifi, 8. pitie, compassion, f. || It Is 
 
 ~, c'est dommage || to take ~ on, 
 
 prendre en pitiS || more 'B the ~ I tan t pis 1 
 pity, pOff, v. a. & n. avoir pltig, plalndre. 
 pivot, pWgt, B. pivot, m. (tacle, m. 
 
 plxle, pi/cSi, B. ciboire. m. || (mar.) habi- 
 plaoabillty, pldJcd bifid on pidkdbil'- 
 
 t li, s. caractere eonciliant, m. [liant. 
 placable, pldk'dtil ou pla'k&bl, a. conci- 
 placard, placard, i. placard, m. 
 placard, placard, T. a. placarder. 
 place, plds.s. place, t, lieu, m. || rang, m. 
 
 emploi, m. || deoeure. t |l position, f. 
 
 la your ~, a rotre place || In ~, cast 
 
 out of >, bur le pare. 
 place, pldj, v. a. placer, mettre N etablir. 
 placid, pUifid, a. (-ly, ad.)palBible(mem). 
 plaglarlain, pld'jfirizm, *. plaglat, m. 
 plairlarltit, pld'jitriet, . plaglalre, m. 
 plarue, flag, B. peste, cootagion, t. H 
 
 tounuent, m. 
 
 Pi 
 
 plagrne, flag, r. a, Infecter de la peste U 
 tourm enter. 
 
 plagruily, plS g\l\, ad. foriensement. 
 
 plaice, pla>, s. carrelet, m. 
 
 plaid, pi Ad ou ptad, s. tartan, plaid, m. 
 
 plain, plan, s. plaine, f. 
 
 plain, plan, a. plat, uni || simple, sincere, 
 franc || clair f| laid || en bandeaux || - 
 dealer, s. bonnets homme, m. || bomme 
 de bien, m. || ~ work, s. couture, f. II 
 -ly, ad. franchement, distinctement || 
 clairement. 
 
 plainness, pldn'nft, 8. niveau, m. || sim- 
 plicity, f. ItlacMtC, franchise, f. 
 ainspoken, plan'rpo kn, a. fvanc. 
 alntlf f , plantif, 8. (jur.) demandeur, m. 
 
 plaintive, plan'tw, a. plain Uf || -ly, ad. 
 plaintivement. 
 
 plait, plat ou pint, B. pli, m., tresxe, t 
 
 plait, plat on plat, T. a. pllsser || tresaer. 
 
 plan, plan, 8. plan, dessin, m. || projet, m. 
 
 plan, plan, T. a. projeter. 
 
 plane, plan, s. plan, m. II rahot. m. || ~- 
 table, s. table d'arpenteur, f. || ~-tree, 
 e. platane, m. 
 
 plane, plan, v. a. raboter. 
 
 planet, plan' ft, s. plante, f. 
 
 planetary, plan' fieri, a. plpnStflire. 
 
 plank, planyk, 8. planche, f. || (mar.) bor- 
 
 plank, plingk, y. a. planche'ier. [dage, m. 
 
 plant, plant, t. plante, f. || plant, m. || 
 (com.) fonda, m. || --louse, B. puceron, m. 
 
 plant, plant, T. a, planter || etablir || 1'em- 
 porter sur. 
 
 plantain, plan'tfn, a. (hot) plantain, m. 
 
 plantation, pldnta'ih-un, s. plantation, f., 
 plantage, m. 
 
 planter, pldnftr, s. planteur, colon, m. 
 
 plaster, pltafttr, s. platre, m. || em pi at rn, 
 m. |l adhesive ~, court--, taffetas 
 d'Angleterre, sparadrap, in. || mustard--, 
 Blnapisme, m. || ~ of Paris, 8. slue, m. || 
 -stone, s. gypse, m. 
 
 plaster, planter, T. a. plfttrer. 
 
 plasterer, planter tr, B. plainer, m. 
 
 plastic, pldSHk, a. plastique. 
 
 plasticity, pldx (w't (i. B. plasticite, f. 
 
 plate, plat, 8. plaque, f. || assictte, f. || ar- 
 genterie, f. || --layer, 8. poseur de rails, 
 m. || --rack, s. porte-assiettes, m. || ~- 
 warmer, s. chauffe-assiettes, m. 
 
 plate, plat, v. a. plaquer, laminer |i 6tamer || 
 argpnter || blinder. 
 
 platform, pldt' fdturm, 8. plate-forme, f. || 
 (rail.) quai, m. || (Am.) programme poli- 
 tique, m. 
 
 platinum, pldfinum, s. platlne, m. 
 
 platitude, plat' i tiid, B. platitude, I. 
 
 platoon, pldton', 8. pelotou. m. 
 
 platter, put' ter, a. plat, ui. || tresseur, m. || 
 (mil. & UB v i gamelle, I. 
 
 plaudit, pldwdlt, . kppUudlssement, m. 
 
 plaoalblfity, plato *i Inl' i ti, a. plauslbi- 
 Iit6, t. 
 
 plausible, pldU'rttl, a. plausible. 
 
 plausibly, pld&ribK. ad. plausiblement. 
 
 lot*, hat, far, taTCi; Aer, git, Mr; nine, inn; n5, Ml, frovt ;
 
 play - pod 
 
 167 
 
 play, pli, s. Jen. m. n divertissement, spec- 
 tacle, m. || Action, f. || foul ~, filoutage, 
 m., rrlponnerie, I. \\ ~-bill, s. programme 
 de spectacle, m. || --house, 8. theatre, m. 
 
 play, plS, v. a. & n. faire jouer || joner (de). 
 
 player, plt'tr, e. joueur, ra. || actour, m., 
 actriof. f. 
 
 playful, ptfffOSl, a. enjoue", folatre I] -ly, 
 ad. avec enjouement, en bndinnnt [m. 
 
 playfulness, nlfffstl nit, %. enjouement, 
 
 playmate, f IS mat. s. caniarade de Jen, m. 
 
 plaything, pla' thing, s. iouet, m. 
 
 plea, pti, 8. procSs, m. || (Jtir.) exception, f. 
 
 plead, pled, v. a. <t n. plaider, rtffcndre || 
 allfipuer, pre'texter II s'exeuser. 
 
 pleadable, pleftbl, a. pl.tidable. 
 
 pleader, plefer, s. avocat, m. 
 
 pleadings, plcd'tngg, n. pi. dgbati, m. pi. 
 
 pleasant, plaint, a. (-ly, ad.) gai(ement), 
 agreablp(ment). 
 
 pleasantness, pl&'dntn>, pleasantry, 
 plaS&nlrl, 8. plaisantcrie, gaietg, f., agre- 
 meot, m. 
 
 please, plif, v. a. 4 n. plaire ft. 8tre 
 aerfable, contenter || if you -, s'il TODS 
 plait || - Ood I plut k Dlen ! 
 
 pleasing:, plez 1 ing, a. agrtable, cbarmant|J 
 (things) riant. 
 
 pleasurable, plfth'SSr &bl, a. aprfablo. 
 
 pleasure, plizh'BQr, s. plaislr, c"'. m. || 
 "boat, 8. barquerolle, f. || --grronnrt, 
 B. Jardln anglais, m. || ~-van, 8. char-a- 
 bancs, m. 
 
 plebeian, plftf&n, s. piebelen, m. 
 
 plebeian, pit b? An, a. plbien. 
 
 pledge, plij, 8. gage, tn. n caution, f. n 
 toast, m. || TCBU de temperance, m. 
 
 pledge, jtlfj, T. a. engager || garantlr l| (in 
 drinking) falrc raison a. (fait 
 
 plenary, jilifnnri, a. plein, complet, par- 
 plenipotentiary, plfnipi'itfn' thtlri, s. 
 plCnipolcntlatre, m. Jplfinlpotentlalre. 
 
 plenipotentiary, pltnlpottn'thtrf, a. 
 
 plenitude, pltn'ttuit, 8. plenitude, f. 
 
 plentiful, pltn'tiftfjl, a. abondant 
 
 plenty, plin'ti, v. abondnnce, f. 
 
 plethora, plitk'dri, s. pICthore, f. 
 
 plethoric, plltktr'ik, n. pICthorlque. 
 
 pleurisy, pWrfrf, s. pleursle, I. 
 
 pliable, pfi & bl, pliant, pit Ant, a. flexibly 
 pliable || docile. if. 
 
 pliancy, jitrdnif, t. flexibility, souplessp, 
 
 pliers, plftri, . pi. pincette*, f. pi. 
 
 plight, plit, s. condition, (., flat, m. 
 
 plight, flit, T. a. engager. 
 
 plod, plod, i. n. travniller assidOment || 
 plocber || man her avec pelne. 
 
 plot, plSt, 8. inoiccau de terre, m. |] plan, 
 complot, m. I) Intrigue, f. 
 
 plot, plSt, v. u. <t n. cumploter, conspirer, 
 mnchlncr || I a renter. 
 
 plotter, plufttr, . consplratear, m. 
 
 plough, ptvui, B. chamit*, f. || bouret, ui. || 
 -land, s. terre labourablp, f. 
 
 plough, jtluTu, r. a. labourer l| alllonner. 
 
 ploughman, ploti/min, B. laboureur, m. 
 
 ploughshare, plffui'shar, s. BOC de cbar- 
 
 nie, m. 
 pluck, pM*, 8. action d'arracher, (. I] effort, 
 
 m. |j fressure (d'nn animal), f. || courage, m. 
 plnck, plvk. T. a. arracher, tlrer || plumer || 
 
 dupounler [| dgraciner || refuser. 
 plug, plug, s. tampon, m., cheville, f. || 
 
 piston, m. || robinet, m. || ~-hole, 8. 
 
 bouche d'ean, L 
 plug, plujf, v. a. cheviller. 
 plum, plum, R. prune, f. || raisin sec, m. || 
 
 French ~, prune de Monsieur || -tree, 8. 
 
 prunier, m. 
 
 plumage, plom'aj, 9. plumage, m. 
 plumb, plum, s. plomb, m. II sonde, f. || 
 
 -line, s. nlveau, m. || fil aplomb, m. 
 plumb, pltim, T. a. mettre a plomb. 
 plumb, plum, ad. a plomb. 
 plumbago, pltim ba go, s. plombagiiie, f. 
 plumber, plUm'er, 8. plombier, m. 
 plume, pltm. 8. plumet, panache, m. II 
 
 (honour) palme, f. 
 plume, plom, T. a. orner d'une plume ||nef- 
 
 toyer. ff. 
 
 plummet, pliim'mtt, 8. plomb, m., sonde, 
 plump, plump, T. n. s'enfler || tomber lour- 
 
 dement || (part.) voter pour un scul can- 
 
 didat entre plusleurs. 
 plump, plump, a. & ad. dodn, potelF, 
 
 gras || tout d'un coup, 
 plumper, plump' er, s. bourde, f. II (parl.) 
 
 rote Indivie, m. 
 
 plumpness, plump' nit, 8. embonpoint, m. 
 plunder, plun'dtr, s. pillage, butln, m. || 
 
 (Am.) bagages, m. pL 
 plunder, plun'der. r. a. piller, spoiler. 
 plunderer, plun'dirtr, 8. plllara, m. 
 plunge, plunj, r. n. (An.) (ae) plonger. 
 plnngeon, plunfun, s. plongeon, m. 
 plunger, plunftr, s. plongeur, m. || Joueur 
 
 insouciant, fitounll, m. 
 pluperfect, plffpirftkt, a. (gr.) plusque- 
 
 parfalt, m. 
 
 plural, plffrill, s. (gr.) pluriel, m. 
 plural, plffrdl, a. (gr.) pluriel. 
 pluralist, plo'r fills t, 8. ctimnlard, ra. 
 plurality, plorafltf, s. pluralltfi, t 
 plush, jpluth, B. pelnche, f. 
 ply x pit, r. a. A n. travailler avec ardeur |) 
 
 supplier, solliciter l| (mar.) bouliner. 
 P. K. de 1'apreii-mldl. 
 pneumonia, numo'nfd, s. pneumonic, f. 
 poach, fioch, T. a. & D. pocher h piller || 
 
 bra Conner. 
 
 poacher, poch'ir, s. braconnler, m. 
 pook, pSk, s. grain de petite vfrole, m. || 
 
 /..marked, a. marque de petite vgrole, 
 
 grclfi. 
 pocket, pSk-lt, 8 poche, f. || (at bll- 
 
 llards) blouse, f. || to be In ~, gaimer || 
 
 to be out of ~, pertlre || -book, s. porte- 
 
 feollle, m. II --knife, . coutMiu pliant, 
 
 m. || jambett?. t. || money, a. menus 
 
 pl.u ii ., m. pL (araler (un affront). 
 
 pocket, puk"et, T. a. eoipocher || blouwr || 
 pod, pud, 8. cosse, ecale, f. 
 
 '; ' fStt, lube, tut. Q chair, Joy; ~ game, yt; tout, teal; thing, Ar.
 
 168 
 
 poem poop 
 
 poem, -pff Km, 8. pofime, m. 
 
 poesy, pffgii, s. poesie, f. 
 
 poet, pffet, s. pofite, m. || ~ laureate, 8. 
 poflte couronnfi, m. 
 
 poetaster, pcfftattir, s. poeHereau, m. 
 
 poetess, pffltis, s. pogtesse, f. 
 
 poetic(al), potfik(al), a. (-ly, ad.) poe- 
 tique(ment). fvers. 
 
 poetise, po'ittz, v. n. pofttser, gcrire en 
 
 poetry, pofit ri, 8. poCsie, f. fquant, m. 
 
 poignancy, pdfj'ndnsi, e. pointe, f., pi- 
 
 polg-nant, pffffnant, a. piquant, doulou- 
 reux || satirique. 
 
 point, -pffynt, s. pointe, f. || (rail.) aiguille. 
 f. || cap, m. || point, moment, degre, m. || 
 lieu, m. || but, m. |l knotty ~, noeud de 
 1'affaire, m. || main ~, point capital, m. || 
 nice ~, sujet delicat, m. |j In ~ of, en fait 
 de, en matifre de || in ~ of fact, en fait || 
 to be on the ~ of, etre sur le point 
 de || to come to the ~, aller droit au 
 fait || to stretch a ~, faire plus qu'on 
 n'est obligfi de faire || ne pas y regarder de 
 si prfis || ~-blank, ad. directement, droit 
 au but, de but en blanc. 
 
 point, poynt, v. a. aiguiser, af filer || pointer 
 ponctuer || montrer || to ~ ont, signaler 
 to ~ the flngrer, montrer du doigt. 
 
 pointed, poynt'cd, a. pointu |j mordant || 
 -ly, ad. eatiriquement. 
 
 pointer, poynfer, s. index, m. II chien 
 d'arret, m. f| (rail.) aiguille, f. 
 
 pointless, p&fjnftea, a. sans pointe, ob- 
 tus || (fig.) plat. 
 
 pointsman, points' man, s. alguilleur, m. 
 
 poise, pofyz, 8. poids, m. |l 6quilibre, m. 
 
 poise, pd$z, v^a. peser || equiiibrer. 
 
 poison, pffy 1 zn, s. poison, m. 
 
 poison, pffy'zn, v. a. empoisonner. 
 
 poisoner, pOyzntr, s. empoisonneur, m. 
 
 poisonous, pffy'znui, a. empoisonnS || ve- 
 ninieux. 
 
 poke, pok, 8. poche, f. || coup de poing, m. 
 
 poke, pok, Y. a. tatonner || farfouiUer || 
 pousser. 
 
 poker, pffker, s. fonrgon 
 
 polar, pffler, a. polaire. 
 
 polarity, poldr'iti, s. polar! 16, f. 
 
 pole, pol, 8. pole, m. || percbe, f. || timon, 
 m. |f balancier, m. || ~-aze, s. bacbe 
 d'armes, f. || (of butchers) merlin, m. || 
 ~-star, 8. etoile polaire, f. 
 
 polecat, pul'kdt, 8. putois, in., fouine, f. 
 
 polemic, po lemik, e. crivain pol^mique, 
 m. 
 
 polemics, polfn'iks, s. pi. polSmlque, f. 
 
 police, pilot", 8. police, f. || --court, 8. 
 tribunal de police, m. || ~- station, a. 
 commissariat or pustu de police, 111. 
 
 policeman, jtSlia'mdn, police-officer, 
 po let 1 6ff\ ir, a. ageut do police, m. 
 
 policy, pSl'iti, 8. polltique, t. || ruse, f. || 
 police, f. || plan, in. 
 
 polish, pdfis/t, a. poll, m. || elegance, f. 
 
 polish, pSfish, v. a. A n. polir || lustrer || 
 vernlr || cirer || pollcer || se polir. 
 
 frantail, m. 
 
 m. || (Am.) epou- 
 
 souillure, f. 
 
 oltroon, pSltron'. 8. poltron, lacbe, m. 
 olygramlst, pol ipdmiat, 8. polygame. m. 
 olyg-amy, p6l ig'u, mi, s. polygainie, f. 
 
 polisher, pSl'ifhtr, s. polinseur, m. H 
 
 polissoir, m. 
 polite, polit', a. (-ly, ad.) poli(ment) || 
 
 civil || galant || ~ literature, s. belles- 
 lettres, f. pi. 
 
 politeness, poKfnia, 8. politesse, f. 
 politic, pSVitik, a. poUtique || prudent, 
 
 judicieux. ftique(ment). 
 
 political, pSKfikSl. a. (-ly, ad.) poli- 
 politiclan, pSlitith'an, B. bomme poli- 
 
 tique, m. 
 
 politics, pSl'itikt. 8. pi. politlqne, f. 
 poll, pol, B. tete, f. || liste eiectorale, f. || 
 
 voix, f. || vote, m. || ~-tax, s. capitation, f. 
 poll, pol, v. a. eteter || tondre || voter || in- 
 
 scrire. 
 
 pollard, pnl'lerd, e. arbre 6t(Ai, m. 
 pollen, pol'lfn, 8. recoupe, f. || pollen, m. 
 pollute, pdl lof. v. a. polluer || souiller. 
 polluter, pSl tfUr, B. profanateur, m. 
 pollution, polio' thun, 8. pollution, f. || 
 
 souillure, f. 
 poltro< 
 polygra 
 
 polyg:lot,*p'f^Qi", s. 'polygiofte, m! 
 polyglot, pol'iglot, a. polyglotte. 
 polygron, pol'tgdn, s. polygon?, m. 
 poly gronal, < ig' 5 ndl, a. polygone. 
 polypus, pdi'ipvs. s. polype, m. 
 polysyllabic, p6linlldl>'ik t a. poly- 
 
 syllabe. [nique. 
 
 polytechnic, pSlitik'nik, a. polytech- 
 polythelat, pSl'itheltt, s. polythSiste, m. 
 pomade, po mad' , 8. pommade, f. 
 pomegranate, pSmfgranat, s. grenade, 
 
 f. || grenadier, m. 
 
 pommel, p&m'mfl, B. pommeao, m. 
 pommel, pum'mel, v. a. rosner, frotter. 
 pomp, pomp, 8. pompe, f., eclat, m. 
 pomplon, pom'pidn, 8. citrouille, f. 
 pomposity, ptimpos'iti, s. ostentation, 
 
 f. || emphase, f. 
 pompous, pom'pvs, a. pompeux || -ly, 
 
 ad. pompeusement. fmare, f. 
 
 pond, pSnd, e. Slang, m. || rivier, m. || 
 ponder, pSnd'ir, v. a. <t n. peser J| inCditer. 
 ponderable, pon'der d bl, a. ponderable. 
 ponderlngrly, pdn'der ing K, ad. rtflfichl. 
 ponderous, pijn'derus, a. pesant |j -ly, 
 
 ad. pesamment. 
 
 poniard, pon'yard, 8. poignard, m. 
 poniard, pon'yard, v. a. poignarder. 
 pontiff, puit'tif, s. pontife, m. 
 pontifical, pontifikil, a, (-ly, ad.) pon- 
 tifical (ement). 
 pontificals, pfntifikdli, s. pi. babits 
 
 puntificaux, m. pi. 
 
 pontificate, pin tlfikat, a. poutlflcat, m. 
 pontoon, pan ton' , 8. ponton, m. 
 pony, p<7ni, s. poney, m.||(fam.)25guluge, 
 poodle, pffdl s. caulche, t [f. pi. 
 
 pooh I /,.;, ban 1 1| - I cbansons qae tout 
 
 celtt 1 farlboles I | nmq.ier de. 
 
 pooh-pooh, popff, v. a. meprle-.-r, no 
 pool, pol, 8. etang, m. || mare, f. || pout* 
 poop, pop, a. poupe, f. (.(au billard), f. 
 
 lalt t \at, far, la&; hart, git, Mr; nine, inn; no, kit, prve;
 
 poor posteriority 
 
 169 
 
 poor, pSr, a. (-ly, ad.) pauvre(ment) II 
 chCtlf || mauvais || mal |[ --box, s. tronc 
 del pauvres. rn. || --laws, 8. loi sur ['as- 
 sistance publique, t. \\ ~-rate, 8. impot 
 poor les pauvrcs, m. frltfi, t., refuge, m. 
 
 poorhonse, por'hou'S, B. raalsou de cha- 
 
 poorljr, par It, a. indispos?. Jsesse, f. 
 
 poorness, par 1 net, t. pauvreUS, f. || bas- 
 
 pop, p5p, 8. petit coup, m. || ~-ffun, 8. 
 canonnieTe, f. (jouet). 
 
 pop, p6p, v. a. i n. lacher soudainement. 
 laisser echapper || tlrer || survcnir || partir |J 
 sauter. |qui parti 
 
 pop I pop, cracl || ~ g-oes ... I voila . . . 
 
 Pope, pop, s. pane, m. 
 
 Popedom, pop'ttom, s. pajkiute, L 
 
 popery, pi? pert, B. papisme, m. [m. 
 
 popinjay, pdp'inja, s. papegai, m. || fnt, 
 
 popish, pffp\sh, a. (-ly, ad.) (en) papiste. 
 
 poplar, pdp'lar, e. pcuplier, m. 
 
 poplin, pop'lfn, 8. popcline, f. 
 
 poppy, pop' pi, 8. pavot, in. 
 
 populace, pop' u. las, B. populace, f. 
 
 popular, pd'p uler, a. (-ly, ad.) populalre 
 (metit). 
 
 popularise, pSr/uldriz, i. a. populariser. 
 
 popularity, popiildr'iti, B. popularitC, (. 
 
 populate, pSpfulat, v. a. peupler. 
 
 population, pop u la'thun, s. population,!. 
 
 populous, pop ulua, a. populeujc. 
 
 populousness, pop'ulusnet, 8. populo- 
 
 , site, t. 
 
 porcelain, pdrtflan, 8. porcrlaine, f. 
 porch, porch, 8. porclie, portique, m. 
 porcine, por 1 sin, a. porcln. 
 porcupine, pur 1 ku pin, B. porc-Opic, m. 
 pore, por, s. pore, m. 
 pore, por, v. n. avoir lea yeox file's (sur)|| 
 
 to ~ over, (fig.) dfivorer. 
 pork, pork, B. chair de cocbon, f. || ~- 
 
 bntcher, 8. charcutier, m. || --chop, s. 
 
 cdtclelle de pore, f. 
 porker, pork' ir, 8. cochon, m. 
 porosity, poris'iti, 8. porositfi, f. 
 porous, par* fix, a. poreux. 
 porphyry, pfr'flr , 8. porphyre, m. 
 porpoise, pSr'pSi, s. mareouin, in. 
 porrldgre, por'nj, 8. potagc, m., Boupe, f. 
 rorrlngrer, pir'rinjirr, t. exmelle, f. 
 port, port, B. port, in. l| sabord, m. || vln 
 
 d'Oporto, m. || ~-flre, 8. funCe, f. || ~- 
 
 hole, B. (mar.) sabord, m. || ~-watch, 
 
 8. (mar.) garde-port, m. 
 portable, port' a t>l, a, portatlf. 
 portal, por't&l, B. portail, m., porte, f. 
 portcullis, purtlnil'lii, 8. berse, f. || -ed, 
 
 a. & herge. 
 
 portend, portlnd' , T. a. prfgagcr. 
 portent, pir'llnt, 8. mauYaU HUgure, m. 
 portentonii, pSr tfit'tut, a. <le mauvala 
 
 au^ure I f(royable. 
 por tor, por'ter, H. portier, m. || porteur. 
 
 portefulx, 01. N IHI I'-IH , m. || garcon, m. || 
 
 porter, m., blere brune, t. 
 fortera.ge,pur'tcruj, B. fials de transport, 
 
 m. pi. 
 
 porteress, por'ttrit, s. femme da con- 
 cierge, f., (fam.) Madame PipeleL 
 
 portfolio, portfo'lio, B. portefeuille, m. 
 
 portico, por'tiko, 8. portique, m. 
 
 portion, por'tkun, B. portion, part, partie, 
 f. || dot, m. 
 
 portion, pSr'shun, T. a. partager || doter. 
 
 portionless, por' shun les, a. sans dot. 
 
 portliness, port' Unfa, B. port majestueux, 
 m., prestance, f. 
 
 portly, piirt'li, a. d'un malntlen noble. 
 
 portmanteau, port man' to, B. portman- 
 teau, m. 
 
 portralt(nre), por'lr&tfur), s. portrait, 
 m. || --painter, s. peintre de portraits, 
 portraituriste, m. 
 
 portray, portrS,j. a. falre le portrait de. 
 
 portrayer, por trater, s. peintrk m. 
 
 portress, por'trft, s. portifire, I. 
 
 pose, pnz, v. a. embarrasser || interroger. 
 
 poser, pffter, B. examinateur, m. || question 
 embarrassante, f. 
 
 position, pdziih'un, s. position, situation, 
 f. || these, f. || in a ~ to, a meme de. 
 
 positive, pSz i tiv, s. positlf, in. 
 
 positive, posfitiv, a. (-ly, ad.) positif || 
 certain(ement) || absolu(nicnt) || positive- 
 iin-ni. | ton dfcisif, entdteineiiL m. 
 
 positlveness, fStfitivnit, R. rCallte, f., 
 
 posse, pos'fc, s. la force nrmee. 
 
 possess, p8tzif , T. a. possCtler, Joulr de. 
 
 possession, pazzesk'un, s. possession, f. || 
 ~ Is nine points ot the law, posses- 
 sion vaut litre. 
 
 possessive, pSizdftiv, a. (sr.) possess!!. 
 
 possessor, pozzfs'ttr, B. posscsseur m. 
 
 possibility, pds sibil' Hi, s. possibllite, 
 
 f. || ninycil, m. 
 
 possible, prft'sihl, a. possible. 
 
 possibly, pas' si tili, ad. petit-etre. 
 
 post, pilit, s. postc, f. || courrlcr, m. || poste. 
 empfoi, m. || poteau, m. || pilfer, m. f| 
 starting- ~, poteau de depart, m. (dans 
 IPS courses) |l grinning: ~, poteau d'nr- 
 rivCc, m. (dans les courses) |l by return 
 of ~, par lerctour du courrier || --boy. 
 s. postilion, m. II -captain, s. capltalne 
 de vaisneau. m. 1| --card, B. carte postalc, 
 f. || -haste, au. promptement, en grands 
 diligence l| ~-mark, s. timbre, m. || 
 --master, s. dircctour des posies, m. l| 
 -office, s. bureau de post/', m. II (on 
 letters) poste re!>taiile|| -office direc- 
 tory, s. almanacb dea adri'ane*, m. || - 
 office order, s. mandat BUT la postr, 
 in. || --paid, a. affranchJ || stare, s. 
 II-IIUM iii- posto, m. 
 
 poat, post, v. u A n. Jeter i IH polite || uf 
 (icber I) placer || pnrter au ^mnd llvre || 
 aller, vuyin'i'i en pOMle, courlr la post. 
 
 postare, pvKfai, a. port de lellre, tu. || - 
 stamp, B. timbre-pout*, 10. 
 
 postdate, putt ddf, t. a. postdatar. 
 
 pouter, /in.ii' 1 1 , H. i in In , f. 
 
 posterior, pot tfritr, a. posWrieur. 
 
 posteriority, puitirioritl, 8. post&rlo- 
 rl!, f. 
 
 ; fdTIt, (Me, tub, || chair, Joy ; game, yet; tout, teal ; thing, Oiert.
 
 170 
 
 posterity precedent 
 
 posterity, jMftrtr'tfli, s. posterite, t. 
 postern, potfirn ou pdtftrn,s. poternp, f. 
 posthumous, pStt'umut, a. poathnme. 
 postilion, po* til' 1/iin, s. postilion, m. 
 postman, posfman, e. facteur, m. 
 postpone, pistpon', v. a. remettre, dlf- 
 
 fCrer || estimer moins. [ment, m. 
 
 postponement, pottpon'mfnt, B. ajourne- 
 pOBtsorlpt, potftkript, s. postscrtptum, 
 
 m. || apoKtille, f. 
 
 postulant, pfy'tuldnt, s. postulant, m. 
 postulate, pitta lat, e. (math.) postnlat, 
 
 m. fpose, f. 
 
 posture, pSf'tur, g. posture, sHnation, f. j] 
 posy, pffri, B. bouquet, m. J| devise, f. 
 pot, pot, g. pot, m. || --bellied, a. ventrn. 
 
 pansu || --boy, s. garcon de cabaret, m. || 
 
 haner, s. crfimaillSre, f. Mgriffonage, 
 
 m. || herb, s. herbe potagere, f. || ~- 
 
 honse, 8. cabaret, m. M to take ~-luck, 
 
 eourlr la fortune du pot. 
 pot, pit, v. a. mettre en pot, conserver. 
 potable, pfft&bl, a. buyable, 
 potash, pttfah, potasse, f. ftions, f. pi. 
 potation, po la'ehun, g. bnisson, f. || liba- 
 potato, pots to, B. palate, poinme de 
 
 terre, t . 
 
 potency, pfflfntf, B. puissance, force, f. 
 potent, ixfttnt, a. puissant, fort. 
 potentate, pfftfntat, B. potentat, m. 
 potential, pottn'gh&l, a. (-ly, ad.) vir- 
 
 tuel(lemenu. 
 
 pother, pSvfir 8. bruit, fracas, m. 
 potion, po"shun,9. breuvage (medicinal), m. 
 potter, pat' tar, 8. potier, m. || ~'s ware, 
 
 8. potene, f. 
 
 pottery, pSfUrl, 8. poterlc, f. 
 pouch, poU-ch, *. pocbe, pochette, f. 
 poulterer, pol'tirtr, 3. poulailler, m. 
 poultice, poftit, a. cataplasme, m. 
 pOTiltry, poFtri, 8. volatile, f. || ~-yard, 
 
 B. basse-cour, f. 
 pounce, pS&iu, g. pondre de pterre de 
 
 ponce, 1 || ~-box, s. pondrler, m. 
 pounce, piffrrw, T. a. poncer || to ~ upon, 
 
 fonrtre sur. 
 pound, jxffimd, g. llrre (Vi kilogramme), 
 
 t || liTre sterling, f. || fourriere, f. 
 pound, pMmd, T. a. piler, broyer. 
 pounder, jMtt-mr*-, B. pilon, m. || billet 
 
 de . . . Uvrea sterling, m. || canon d'un 
 
 certain calibre, m. 
 pour, par. v. a. A n. yener. Spancber || 
 
 pleuvoir a veise J| coaler rapidement || so 
 
 preciplter aver, violence. 
 pout, potot, v. n. bonder . 
 poverty, pit'trti, s. pauvrete'. f. || ~- 
 
 trlckea, a. tombe dans I'lndigence. 
 powder, p&tfdtr, s. poudre, f. j| ~-oart, 
 
 a, culBsou, oi. J cheat, 8. caUae d'urli- 
 
 flcea. (. || x-tlack, ~-horu, s. poire ft 
 
 poudre, t || ~- mill, . puudriere, I. || - 
 
 monkey, . (mil.) ?alet d'urullerie, m. || 
 
 (mar.) mousse, m. 
 powder, poWatr,*. a. pulveriser, poudrer, 
 
 utupoudrer. Jioir, in. 
 
 powderlns-tnb, pfftt/dering MUS, s. ea- 
 
 powdery, p^O/diri, a. poudreui, friable, 
 po-wer. p^wfr, s. pouvofr, m., puissance, 
 
 facult, force, f. || force mllitaire, f. || an- 
 
 torite, f. || to put- It out of one's ~ to 
 
 rnettre qn. dans I'lmpossibilitS de. 
 powerful, pd&f br (Sbl, a. puissant || -ly, 
 
 ad. puissamment. [sauce, f. 
 
 powerfulness, p$0/irfS&lnt. B. puts- 
 po-werless, pffTtfir Hi, a. impuissant. 
 powerlessness , pdftferlfsnes, 8. im- 
 
 puissnnce, f. 
 pox, pokt, B. vf'role, f. || small ~, petite 
 
 vgrole, f. || ohlcken-~, varicelle, petite 
 
 vgrole volante, f. l| OOTT-~, vaccine, f. 
 practicability, pr&ctikibU'iti, s. pra- 
 
 ticabilite, f. 
 practicable, pr&k'tik&M, a. praticable, 
 
 faisable. fmaniSre praticable. 
 
 practicably, prikftik&bM, ad. d'une 
 practical, prM'tik&l, a. (-ly, ad.) (en) 
 
 pratique, 
 practice, pr&kf Vis, e. pratique, habiletf. 
 
 experience, f . II coutume, f. || methode, f. || 
 
 intrigue, f., artifice, m. 
 practise, pr&k'tis, v. a. (A n.) pratiquer || 
 
 (B')exercer. [m. 
 
 practitioner, prak Hfh'un&r, g. praticien. 
 pragrmatlo, prSgm&fik, a. importun (| 
 
 pragmatique || -ally, ad. impertinrm- 
 
 BMBt 
 
 prairie, pra'ri, s. prairie, f. || ~-dogr, e. 
 
 noarmotte des prairies, f. 
 praise, praz, s. louange, f., Ioge, m. 
 praise, pr&s, v. a. louer || cfilebrer. 
 pralaer, praz'tr, a. louaiiReur, ro. 
 praiseworthy, praz'v'er OH, a. loimhlo. 
 prance, pram, v. a. bondir || piaffer || se 
 
 pavaner. 
 
 prank, prSngk, s. folie, f. || farce, f., tour, 
 prate, prat, v. n. caqneter. [m. 
 
 prattle, prat'tl, s. babil, m. 
 prattle, pr&ftl, v. n. babiller. jaser. 
 prattler, prdfler, s. babillard, m. 
 praten, prcttm, s. crevette, f. 
 pray, pro, v. a. & n. prier || (Jnr. ) demixnder. 
 prayer, prStr, s. priSre, f. || demande, f. ij 
 
 Lord's ~, oraison dominlcale, f. l| ~- 
 
 book, s. livre de prif res, m. 
 prayerful, prStrfS6l, a. dgvot. 
 preach, prcch, v. a. & n. prScber || to ~ 
 
 down, dgnigrer II to up, proner. 
 preacher, prich'tr, s. prfdicateur, m. || 
 
 precheur, m. 
 
 preaching-, prech'ing, s. predication, f. 
 preamble, pre&m'bl, s. preambule, m. 
 prebendary, preb' in tUr i, 8. prgbendier, 
 
 in. fprt5coire(nient). 
 
 precarious, prlkffrlOt, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 preoarionsneas, prikcfri Hants, s. 6tat 
 
 prficaire, m. 
 
 precaution, pri 'ka& 'h&n , 3. precaution, f. 
 precautionary, prikdfi/thuntri, a. pr- ' 
 
 cauliouneL 
 
 precede, prlaid' , \. a. prfcf der, devancer. 
 precedence, pritfUfm, t. pres^ance, I II 
 
 supfirioritf, t. 
 precedent, prfaidfnt, a. precedent, m. 
 
 Idle, Mt, far, la&; here, git, htr; mint, tnn; no, hit, prove;' kffSa';'
 
 preceding preordain 
 
 171 
 
 preceding-, prttiufing, a. precedent. 
 precentor, prtiin'Ur, s. mailrc de cha- 
 
 pelle, m. II chantre, m. 
 precept, pre"iipt, g. prgcepte, m. 
 preceptor, prittp'Ur, g. prficeptcur, m. 
 preceptress, priiip'trfs, g. maltresse, 
 
 instltutrlce, f. 
 
 precinct, prftingt, s. borne, limits, f. 
 precious, prith'tit, a. prcieux fl (ram.) 
 
 Her, fameux || -ly, ad. prfcieusement. 
 preclousness, priek'Hinis, g. prix, m., 
 
 valeur. f. 
 
 precipice, pretfipit, 8. precipice, m. 
 precipitancy, prttip'itdnri, e. precipi- 
 
 tation. [cipitamment. 
 
 preclpttantly, pritip'ltdntli, ad. pre- 
 preclpltate, prftip'itat, . (chem.) pr- 
 cipitfi, m. fpiler. 
 
 precipitate, prttip'ltdt, \. a. * n. preci- 
 preoipltate, pritip'itdt, a. precipite || 
 
 -ly, ad. avec precipitation. 
 precipitation, pri tip ita'thvn, g. pr6cl- 
 
 pitatton, f. [raplde || escarpe. 
 
 precipitous, prttlp'l tfit, a. precipite, 
 precise, print , a. precis, exact II crt- 
 
 monienx || gcrupuleux |l -ly, ad. prfcisg- 
 
 ment, exacteraent || Rcrupuleusement. 
 preoiBenees, print nit, g. precision, f. || 
 
 air pmpnmtP, m. 
 
 precisian, pritizk'&n, 8. rigoriBte, m. 
 precisianism, prt tizh' an\tm, 8. rigo- 
 
 risms, m. 
 
 preolnlon, prftlzk'un, g. precision, f. 
 preclude, prlklod' , T. a. exclure || em- 
 
 pScher. 
 
 precocious, prfkffihuf, a. prficoce. 
 precocity, prikSJitt, g. prgcocitfi, f. 
 preconoelTe, prikSniev, v. a. concevoir 
 
 d'avancc. 
 preconception, pre kSn tip 1 ihvn, 8. prfr- 
 
 ]ng, m. [d'avance. 
 
 preconcert, prekSntirf, r. a. concerter 
 preoursor,pre*ffr'^*r,B. arant-coureur, m. 
 predatory, prtf&tiirl, a. rapace || de 
 
 rapine. (near, deTancier, m. 
 
 predecessor, pred ftis'itr, g. prfdeces- 
 predestlnate.pr^dcT/ftna/, predestine, 
 
 prt d(* tin, T. a. pre'deBtlner. 
 predestination, pri Ait tinffihun, B. pr6- 
 
 destlnatlon, f. 
 predicament, prtdlk'&mtnt, s. catSgorie, 
 
 f. |[ position, f. |j <!tal, m..|] CM, m. 
 predicate, prfd'ikat, g. prgdlcat, m. || at- 
 
 trihvit, m. 
 
 predicate, prfd'lkst, r. a. atflnner. 
 predict, prtdlkf. v. a. prCdlre. 
 prediction, prt dlk't hun, g. prediction, f. 
 predilection, credit-' sAun, B. prfdi lec- 
 
 tion. partialitf, f. (d'avance. 
 
 predispose, pridiipoaf, r. u. dlspu<T 
 predlsposltloa, predi* potitn'&n, . pr6- 
 
 ill.ipOMitind. L 
 prdomin*no. yrlcUfm'inSnt, 8. MBWU- 
 
 Omfjt, m. || (Ul&i. / JyffcloIlililntlOIJ, 1 
 
 ifadomtpuit, intd6m' nuuit, u. pr6va- 
 
 lui.i (Uouiluer. 
 
 predominate, prfdAM'indf, r. n. pre- 
 
 preeminence, prefm'fnSm, B. preemi- 
 nence, f. 
 
 preeminent, prefm'inXnt, a. preeminent. 
 
 preemption, pre fm' shun, s. preemption, f. 
 
 preengagement, priingdfmint, 9. en- 
 gagement anterieur, m. 
 
 preexamlnatlon, prtfgzSmina'.thun, s. 
 examen pi-ealable, m. 
 
 preexlstence, preigzitfiiu, s. prferis- 
 tence, f. 
 
 preface, prgfdi, s. rreface, f. 
 
 preface, prif'ds, v. -\. faire une preface a. 
 
 prefatory, prffd teri, n. preiiminalre. 
 
 prefect, prpfikt, s. pretet, m. 
 
 prefecture, prfffk tur, s. prefecture, f. 
 
 prefer, prtSfer 1 , v. a. pr6l6rer || Clever || 
 presenter. 
 
 preferable, prefer dbl, a. preferable. 
 
 preferably, prefer <i bll, ad. de preference. 
 
 preference, prefer fns, s. preference, f. I 
 "Shares, g. pi. actions priviiegiCes, 
 f. pi., le capital-obligations |l --share- 
 bolder, g. porteur d'actlona priviir^i.Vs, 
 m. |m., promotion, f. 
 
 preferment, prefer'mfnt, B. avancement, 
 
 prefix, pr^fikt. s. prtSfixe, m. 
 
 prefix, prefikf, T. a. fixer d'avance. 
 
 pregnancy, prtg'ndnti, s. grossesse || fer- 
 tilite, f. 
 
 pregnant, prtg'ndnt, n. enceinte l| fertile. 
 
 prehensile, pn hfn'sil, a. (of tails) pre- 
 nanto, prehensile. |torlquc. 
 
 prehistoric, prfhittSr'ik. a. prehis- 
 
 pre judge, prtjvf , v. a. prejnger. 
 
 prejudice, prtj SSdii, s. prCjugg, m. [| 
 tort, dommage, m. 
 
 prejudice, prifiMdi*, T. a. prfoccuper || 
 prejudlcier. [ciable. 
 
 prejudicial, prfjdSdtoh'dl, a. prejudl- 
 
 prelacy, pril'aai, 8. prflature, f. 
 
 prelate, prfl'dt, 8. pn'lat, m. fnatre. 
 
 preliminary, prt lim! 'i ner f, a. prellmi- 
 
 pr elude, prifud ou prflud. s. prelude, m. 
 
 prelude, pre hid', v. a. preiuder. 
 
 premature, prem&tiir', a. (-ly, ad.) prf- 
 maturf'(ment). 
 
 prematnreness, premitur'nit, 8. prf- 
 maturite, f. [m^ditor. 
 
 premeditate, premfd'itSt, v. a. pr- 
 
 premeditatlon, primMit&'ehun, g. pre- 
 meditation, f. fm. 
 
 premier, prtm'ltr, s. premier minigtre, 
 
 premise, primve" ,\. a. ex pliquer d'avance. 
 
 premises, prfm'ttiz, g. pi. premisses, 
 f. pi. H ()<"".) blens, m. pi. 
 
 premium, pri'mium, g. prime, f. j| rfcom- 
 penge. f. |f pot-<lc-vin, m. \\ at a ~, a prime || 
 en prime. 
 
 premonition, primSnfih'un, a. aver- 
 UMHBMt pn'-liiniimiiH, n,. 
 
 premonitory, premSn'iliri, n. piEin.jul- 
 loire, qui avertlt d'avance. 
 
 preoccupation, priik kupii'thUn, t. oc- 
 cupatlun uiiii''in-iii>- t. || piuveiition, t. 
 
 prttucuupy, preuk'k-upi, v. a. prfioccuper. 
 
 preordain, pri ur dan', v. a. orduuner 
 d'avance. 
 
 b9f; -~-fSt>t, tube, tub. || chair, Joy; game, yet; to*i;zeal,~ thing, mere.
 
 172 
 
 prepaid - prevention 
 
 prepaid, pripa<C, a. pay6 d'avance II franc 
 .de port || ~, ad. franco. [tion, f. 
 
 preparation, prepara'thun, B. prepara- 
 
 preparatory, prf par" tttir i, a. prfipara- 
 toire, prGliminairc. 
 
 prepare, pripar', T. a. <t n. prgparer, 
 appreter || lie disposer. 
 
 prepay, pripff, v. a. affrnnchir. 
 
 prepayment, prepa'mtnt, s. affranchisse- 
 ment, m. 
 
 preponderance, prfpgn'dirSnt, B. sn- 
 pgrioritg, prtpond? xnce. f. [pond<5rant. 
 
 preponderant, prtpon'rlerint, a. prfi- 
 
 preponderate, pripffn'der&t, v. n. rem- 
 porter sur. 
 
 preposition, prfpXzith'iin, s. prCposi- 
 tlon, f. fpreoccuper. 
 
 prepossess, prepSszti', T. a. prtSvenir, 
 
 prepossession, prepozzteh'un, e. prg- 
 jugS, m. 
 
 preposterous, pripStftrriit, a. dfplace, 
 absurde II -ly, ad. a contre-temps, ab- 
 flurdement. 
 
 prerog-ative, prirSg'dttw, s. prerogative, 
 
 presagre, prtt'aj, r, prfisagc, m. | 
 
 prenagre, pritaf, v. a. pnSsagcr. 
 
 presbyterian, priz bi tfridn, a. presby- 
 terien. [m. 
 
 presbytery, priz'bitiri, s. presbytere, 
 
 prescience, pre'shifnt, s. prescience, f. 
 
 prescient, prS thient, a. douf. de pre- 
 science. 
 
 prescribe, priiknb', v. a. <tn. prescrire|| 
 ordonner |j falre une ordonnance \\ faire 
 la lol. 
 
 prescription, pri tkrip' shun. s. (jur.) 
 prescription, f. fi ordonnance, f. 
 
 presence, prizing, s. presence, f. || as- 
 semblee, f. || port, m. || ~-room, s. salon 
 de reception, m. 
 
 present, priz'fnt. s. present, m. || cadean, 
 m. || -, pi. (]ur.) presentefl, f. pi. 
 
 present, prtzinf, v. a.' presenter, offrir || 
 faire on present || (Am.) accuser. 
 
 present, priftnt, a. prfsent l| attontif || 
 actif II courant || -ly, ad. A present || tout 
 a 1'heure || blentot. 
 
 presentable, prlzfnf&bl, a. presentable. 
 
 presentation, prez fn ta' thun, s. prdson- 
 tation, f. || representation, f. || ~-copy, s. 
 ezemplaire donne, m. [sentiment, m. 
 
 presentiment, preufn'timent, s. pres- 
 
 preaentment, prisfnfmfnt, s. represen- 
 tation, L || (Am.) reiivoi devant la Cour 
 d'assises, m. 
 
 preservation, pr&> ir vff ihun, s. conser- 
 vation, f. [m. 
 
 preservative, prJz*V<JfiV,s.pre'8ervatif. 
 
 preBervatlve.pr tztn/ & ri^,. prefer vatii. 
 'i preserve, prizirv' , 8. fruits conflts, m. 
 pi. || a, e. pi. reserve, 1 
 
 preserve, prizirv', T. H. preserver, con- 
 server || oonfire. 
 
 preserver, priztrv'ir, 8. conflseur, m. || 
 (thing's) preservatcur, m. fl -a, pU con- 
 serves (pour les yeox), f. pi. 
 
 preside, pritvf, v. n. presider. 
 
 presidency, prta' f dfn A, s. prSsldence, f. 
 president, pr&s'idfnt, 8. president, chef, 
 
 m. 
 
 press, prtt, B. pressc, f. || force, f. II 
 armoire, f. || hand-~, presse & bras, f. || 
 printing 1 -, presse typographiqne, f. II In 
 the ~, sous presse, en vole d'lmpression ft 
 to B:O to ~, etre a la veille d'etre imprime || 
 ~-bed, s. lit en armoire, m. || --granK, 
 s. (mar. ) presse, f. 
 
 press, pres, v. a. <fe n. preBser, Berrer II con- 
 tra ind m || pousser || (mar. ) enroler de force |) 
 presser II se presser, se precipiter, venir en 
 foule || to ~ forward, ponsser en avant || 
 to ~ out, faire sortir en pressunmt, ex- 
 primer, 
 pressing-, prtt'inn, a. pressant, urpmt I) 
 
 -ly, ad. d'une maniSre pressante, 
 pressman, pr&'mdn, n. presater, m. II 
 
 pressureur, m. J| jonrnallBte, m. 
 pressure, prin'06r, B. prewion, Imprps- 
 
 slon, f. || violence, f. || pressnrage, m. 
 presumably, prtzum &bli, ad. probable. 
 
 menu 
 
 presume, prfzum' , v. a. presnmer, snp- 
 poser, s'imaciner, 8'aventnrer, ee Her 
 tfiindrnirement 4. 
 
 presuming-, prfziim'lng, a. presomp- 
 tueux. [tion, ' 
 
 presumption, prtzum' thvn, B. prggomp- 
 presumptive, pre ziim' tiv , a. presomptlf. 
 presumptuous, prf.z-iim'tuwi, a. prC- 
 somptueux || -ly, ad. prgsomptaensement. 
 presuppose, prtupp5z'. v. ft. prfsup- 
 poser. Jposilion prSalable, f. 
 
 pre supposition, pre t&p po zit h' Hn, s. sup- 
 pretence, pre tins' , s. pretention, f. || prfi- 
 
 texte, ra. 
 
 pretend, prttfnd' , v. a. & n. pretrnrlrr || 
 feindre. fdis.int. 
 
 pretended, prf tfrufld, a. pretenan, sol- 
 pretender, pritind'tr, 8. prrtpndant, m. 
 pretendlngrly, prf tend' ing li, ad. avec 
 
 suffisance. 
 
 pretension, pritfn' hun, B. prtntion, t. 
 pretentious, prl tin' thus, a. pretentleux. 
 preterite, prffirit L s. (gram.) parfait, m. 
 preternatural, pre ter ndfu ral, a. sur- 
 
 nature! || contre nature, 
 pretext, prftfkst, s. prtexte, m. 
 prettily, prit'tili, ad. jollment || genti- 
 ment. fgance, f. 
 
 prettiness, priftinls, s. gentillpsse, file- 
 pretty, prifti, a. & ad. joli, gentll || assez. 
 prevail, privdf , v. n. prfivaloir. 1'empor- 
 ter sur. Jfluence, f. 
 
 prevalence, prfv'd I fm, s. superiority, \u- 
 prevalent, pr^t/'ii Wnr ( a. dominant, puis- 
 sant, [quer || tergiverser. 
 prevaricate, prfvdr'ikat, v. n. prgvarl- 
 prevarlcatlon, prf v&riki? thun, s. pre- 
 varication, f., subterfuge, m. 
 prevaricator, prfvAr"ikiOr, s. prfvarl- 
 cateur, m. F(de). 
 prevent, prlvSnt' , v. a. prevenlr||emp6cher 
 prevention, privfn'tnun, t, 
 ment, m. 
 
 ISte, Ml, far, lit* ; here, git, htr; mine, inn; no, Mt, prove;
 
 preventive procedure 
 
 173 
 
 preventive, prW/i<'iv, a. pivst-rvatlf, m. 
 preventive, privent'lv, a. prescrvKlif. 
 previous, prfvius, a. (-ly, ad.) prealabl? 
 prey, pro,, s. prole, f. [( tueutj || ~ to, avant. 
 pray, pro., v. n. deVorer, piller || victinicr [| 
 
 ronger || tourmenter. 
 
 price, prii, 8. prix, m.. valenr, f. || cur- 
 rent ~, prtx courant || set ~, prix fixe || 
 
 at cost ~, au prix de revient [| to set a ~ 
 
 on, raettre ft prix || hlg-h (low) -d, prix 
 
 flevfi, has prix. 
 prloe, pris, v. a. demander le prix de || 
 
 mettre un prix ft. (clablc. 
 
 priceless, pru'les, a. sans prix || Inappri- 
 prlck, prilc, e. pointe, t. || piqure, 1. \\ (of 
 
 a hare) trace, I. 
 prick, prik, v. a. piquer, percer || fiperon- 
 
 ner || tourmenter || (nius.) noter || to ~ up 
 
 (one's ears), dresser les oreillea || chaii- 
 
 Yir des oreillea (ae dlt dea chevaux). 
 pricker, prik' or, s. pointe, aline, f. || (mil.) 
 
 IpiDglette, I. 
 
 prlcklngr, prik'fng, s. piqQre, f. 
 prickle, prik' I, a. piquant, m. [Splneux. 
 prickly, prik'li, a. plein de piquant* || 
 pride, prut, a. orgueil, m. || faate, m. || 
 pride, prld, T. n. ae glorifier. [fiertfi, f. 
 prler, pri'ir, s. curieux, eapion, m. 
 priest, prat, a. pretre, m. || ~-rldden, a. 
 
 gouvernfi par lea pretrea. [prutres, f. 
 
 priestcraft, presfkraft, a. imposture den 
 priestess, preifgs, s. pretreaae, f. 
 priesthood, preit'hStd, a. prgtriae, f. 
 prlestllke, preifKJc, priestly, prrsfli, 
 
 a. de pretre, aacerdotal. 
 prig-, prig, e. fat, m. 
 prig-, prig, T. a. (faro.) escamoter, roler. 
 prig-g-lsh, prig'gish., a. suffUant. 
 prim, prim, a. affectg, precinux. 
 primacy, prfmdti, a. primatle, f. 
 primarily, prfmir%l\, ad. primitlvement || 
 
 aurtout. I principal. 
 
 primary, prfmiri, a. primaire, prlmilif || 
 primate, prTmdt, a. primal, m. 
 prime, prim, a. point du jour, matin, m. || 
 
 tilite, f. I) printemps, m. || to be in one's 
 
 ~, Ctre dana la fleur de 1 age. 
 prime, prim, v. a. & n. amorcer || prCparer. 
 prime, prim, a. premier || meilleur l| -ly, 
 
 ad. prfmltivemenl || excellemment I: at ~ 
 
 cost, au prix ooutant. 
 primer, prfmir ou prMtr. t. ayllabnlre, 
 prlmevaO, primeval, a. priraitif. [m. 
 priming-, prim'inff, a. amoroe. f. |l Impi-ea- 
 
 aion, f. [primltivement. 
 
 prlmitlre, prtm'{ tiv, a. primltif || -ly, ad. 
 primness, prim'nfi, a. affi-tprlp, f. 
 prlmog-enlture, primojfn'l tur, a. prlmo- 
 
 Kf'iiture, f. 
 
 primrose, prfin'rSx, f. primevfre, f. 
 prince, print, t. prince, aouvertxln. m. 
 princely, prini'li, a. & ad. de prince, en 
 
 prince, en princeaae. 
 princess, prin'tft, B. princeste, f. 
 principal, prin'slpdl, I. chef, m. II dlrec- 
 
 teur, m. || capital, m. Jcipal(ement). 
 
 {rluoipal, prin'tipal, a. (-ly, ad.) pun- 
 
 principality, prinilpal'lti, 8. princi- 
 
 paui(, f. fin. || motif, fondement, m. 
 
 principle, prln'tipl, a. prlncipe, element, 
 print, print, a. empreinte, impression. 
 
 estampe, f. ([imprime, journal, m. || one 
 
 of ~, epuisC. 
 print, print, v. a. imprimer || empreindre || 
 
 fairs imprimer || inculquer, graver. 
 printer, prinfir, a. imprimeur, m. || ~' 
 
 reader, s. corrorteur d'imprimerie, m. 
 printing:, print' ing, a. imprimerie, f. || 
 
 impression, f. || ~-honse (~-offlce>, 8. 
 
 imprimerie, f. || ~-paper, a. papier d'in> 
 
 pression, m. 
 
 prior, pri'dr, s. prieur, m. 
 prior, pri'dr, a. antgrieur. 
 prioress, prfSrfi, s. prieure, f. 
 priority, prlSr'iti, a. priori ti, t, 
 priory, prVSri, a. prieurfi, m. 
 prism, prism, a. prisme, m. 
 prison, jiri:' n, a. prison, f. 
 prisoner, priz'nir, 8. priaonnler, m. 
 pristine, prla'tin, a. prlmitif, aucien. 
 privacy, prfvaii, a. secret, m., retralta, 
 
 eolitude, i. 
 
 private, prVvat, B. airaple soldat, m. 
 private, pn'vat, a. privc, secret, retirfi || 
 
 particulier || domestique || -ly, ad. en par- 
 
 tlculler || en aecret. 
 
 privateer, privatir', e. corsaire, m. 
 privateer, privd ter", y. n. aller en course. 
 privation, pnvd'thun, 8. privation, f. 
 privet, priv'ttj s. (bot.) troSne, f. 
 privilege, pnv'l lej, 8. privilege, m. 
 privilege, priv'iltj, T. a. privilfigier. 
 privily, pnv'iK, ad. en secret. 
 privy, priv'i, B. lieux, m. pi. 
 privy, priv'i, a, privfi, particulier || - 
 
 cret || inatruit de. 
 prise, priz, t. prix, m.. recompense, f. || 
 
 capture, f. || prole, f. l| lot m. || levier, 
 
 m. || (wind-fall) aubaine, f. || --essay, 
 
 a. ouvrage couronn^, m. [ ~-fierht, a. com* 
 
 batde boxeura, m. ||~- medal, a. nicdaille 
 
 d'bonneur, f.||~-money, a. part de prise, f. 
 prize, priz, T. a. (-valuer, falre cas de || to 
 
 ~ open, forcer, briaer, enfoncer. 
 prizeman, prlfm&n, 8. laureat, m. 
 pro, pro, pr. pour || ~ and oon, poor et 
 
 contrc. \t. 
 
 probability, prSbtbtTlH, B. probabtlite, 
 probable, prSb'dbl, a. probable, 
 probably, prib'dbli, ad. probablement. 
 probate, prffbdl. a. (jur.) verification, f. 
 probation, probffiMln, a. probation, 
 
 epivuvr, f. || noviclut, m. [toil*. 
 
 probationary, pro ha' shun trf, a. pmba* 
 probationer, prSba shunir, I. canilidHt, 
 probe, prub, 8. aonde, f. (ui. 
 
 probe, prub, v. a. Bonder, 
 probity, prffbtti ou prSb'lti, 8. probit*, f, 
 problem, prdb'Um, a. probl^me, m. 
 problematical, prSbUrndfikil, a. (-ly, 
 
 ad.) problimalique(ment). 
 proboscis, prSboi'sit, 8. trorape, f. 
 procedure, prated ur, I. proci'de, m. || 
 
 procedure, f. 
 
 fSft, t*bt, tut. U chuir.joy; garni, y; loul, ttul; thing, ttkrt.
 
 174 
 
 proceed promiscuous 
 
 proceed, prosed' t y. n. procSder || jjrove- 
 uir, poursuivre || uontinuer|| to - ag-aluat 
 one, (jur.) poursuivre qa. en justice.-. 
 
 proceeding', prosed' in ff, a. procgJC-, m. || 
 procedure, L [m. 
 
 proceeds, prffsfdz, a. pi. produit, revenu, 
 
 process, prffafa ou prfa'gs, 8. prostrfis, 
 cours, m. f|suit,_f., precede, in. || proci, ru. 
 
 procession, pro sish'un, s. procession, f. || 
 cortege, m. [clarer. 
 
 proclaim, proklam', v. a. proclamer, dS- 
 
 proclamatlon, prok l&md'shun, s. procla- 
 mation, f., edit, m. 
 
 proconsul, prokon'tul, s. proconsul, m. 
 
 procrastinate, prSkrda'tindt, v. a. & n. 
 dlff6rer, retarder || temporiser. 
 
 procrastination, pro krds tin a' shun, s. 
 remise, f., ajournement, m. [duire. 
 
 procreate, prffkredt, v. a. procrfier, pro- 
 procreation, pro kriS shun, a. procrea- 
 tion, production, f. [m. 
 
 proctor, prok'ter, e. avou6, m. || censeur, 
 
 proctorship, prok'ter ship, a. functions 
 de censeur, f. pi. [curer. 
 
 procurable, pro kffr& bl, a. facile a pro- 
 
 proooration, prokurd" shun, s. procura- 
 tion, f. [reur, m. 
 
 procurator, prok'urdtir, a. (jur.) procu- 
 
 prooure, prokur', v. a. procurer || causer. 
 
 procurement, prokur ment, a. entre- 
 mise, {. [maquereau, m. 
 
 procurer, prokur'lr, a. entremetteur, 
 
 yrodlgral, prod'lgdl, a. prodigue, m. 
 
 prodlgral, prod' i gal, a. (-ly, ad.) (en) 
 prodigue. ff. 
 
 prodigality, prffdi gdfi , s. prodigalitS, 
 
 prodigious, prodifut, a. prodigieux j) 
 -ly, ad. prodlgieusement 
 
 prodly,j3r5d'i^i, s. prodige, m. 
 
 produce, prSd'ut, e. produit, m. 
 
 produce, prodwf , v. a. produire || eihlber. 
 
 producer, pro d sir, s. producteur, m. 
 
 product, prod'ukt, s. produit, m. 
 
 production, produk" shdn, s. production, 
 f. || produit, m. 
 
 productive, produk'tiv, a. productlf || to 
 be -* of, produire. 
 
 productiveness, pro duk'tiv nei,B. nature 
 productive, f. ftion, f. 
 
 profanation, prJfind'shSn, a. profuua- 
 
 profane, pro fan', v. a. profaner. 
 
 profane, pro fan', a, (-ly, ad.) (en) profane. 
 
 profaueuess, pro fan' nit, profanity, 
 prifdn'iti, a. impiet, (. 
 
 profaner, prufdn er, a. profanateur, m. 
 
 profess, profit' , v. a. professer, faire pro- 
 fession de 1 se piquer de || to ~ oneself, 
 se dire. Jnient, publiquement. 
 
 professedly, prSfle'ald II, ad. ouverte- 
 
 profession, profiih'-Hn, a. profession, f. 
 metier, emplol. m. || by ~, de profession || 
 to make , faire profession (de). 
 
 professional, proflah'undl, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 prufessiouel(lemeut). 
 
 professor, profit ser, a. profesaeur, m. 
 
 professorship, prufea'sr ifiijjj a. profes- 
 
 proffer, prof fir, a. otfre, proposition, t 
 proffer, prof fir, v. a. proposer, offrir. 
 
 profit, prSflt, a. profit, gain, avautage, 
 m. || produit, revenu, m. ifbfinSflce, m. 
 
 profit, profit, v. a. i n. profiler || faire 
 dta prosrSa || etre utile. ftacpux. 
 
 profitable, prSfitdbl, a. profitable, avnn- 
 
 profitably, profit d bli, ad. avantageuse- 
 
 ment. 
 
 profitless, prof it Its, a. sans profit, 
 profligacy, profligdai, a. scelSratesse, f. 
 profligate, prof li gat, 8. diSbauchf, m. 
 profligate, prof'ligdt, a, debauchg || -ly, 
 
 ad. sana honte, en in fame. 
 profound, profownd' , a. (-ly, ad.) pro- 
 
 fond(gment). 
 
 profundity, pro fund' iff, e. profondeur, f. 
 profuse, pro fas', a. prodigue || abondant || 
 
 -ly, ad. profuse ment. [abondance, f. 
 
 profusion, prdfu'z/iun, a. prodigalite, t || 
 progeny, prdj'eni, a. descendants, m. pi. 
 prognosis, prig no'aia, a. (med.) prognoae, 
 
 f., pronostic, m. 
 
 prognostic, prog nSa'tik, e. pronostic, m. 
 prognosticate, prognSftikot, v. a. pro- 
 
 gnostiquer, predire. 
 prognostication, prog nSa tl kd'ahun, a, 
 
 pronostic, presage, m. 
 programme, prffgrdm, t. programme, ra. 
 progress, prygres ou prdg'rSa, a. progrea, 
 
 in. l| cours, m. || voyage, m. 
 progress, pro grfa" ,'v. n. faire dea progrSa. 
 progression, progrlsh'un, a. progres- 
 sion, f. f ly, ad. par degres. 
 progressive, pro grla'aiv, a. progresslf || 
 progressiveness, pro grit' aw nfy , a. 
 
 marche progressive, f. ffendre. 
 
 prohibit, prohib'it, v. a. prohlber H d6- 
 prohlbitlon, pro At AuA'un, a. prohibition, 
 
 defense, f. 
 
 prohibitory, pro hib'itfrt, a. prohibitif. 
 project, prafekt, a. projet, desaein, m. 
 project, projfkf, v. a. & n. projeter ,'| 
 
 saillir. 
 
 projectile, projXltftil, a. projectile. 
 projecting, projekt'ing, a. saillant 
 projection, projek'ahun, a. projection, 
 
 sail lie, f. [Jets, m. 
 
 projector, projfkfir, a. faisew de pro- 
 proletarian, proletarian, proletary, 
 
 prol'iterl, a. proietaire, m. 
 prolific, pro lit 'ik, a. prolifique, fertile, 
 prolix, prfflika, a. prollxe. 
 prolixity, prolt/ca'iti, a. prollxite, t 
 prologue, prffUg, a. prologue, m. 
 prolong, prolong', v. a. prolonger. 
 prolongation, prolong gffthun, a. pro- 
 longation, f., prolongement, m. ff. 
 prominence, prom'lnfna.a. preeminence, 
 prominent, prom'lnint, a. preeminent [j 
 
 ly, ad. d'une maniSre aaillante. 
 promiscuous, promij'ktiux,*. ( ly, ad.) 
 
 uieie || confus(ement). 
 
 Idtt, hit, faff lH6i; - lurt, git, hir ; mine, inn; no, hot, prove; AdTi;
 
 promise prostrate 
 
 175 
 
 promise. jtrSm'lt, s. promesse, f. || espfi- 
 
 rances, I. pi. || land of ~, s. terra promise, 
 
 L |J breach of ~, a. violation de prpmesse, 
 
 f, (i of great ~, qui promet beaucoup. 
 promise, prom' ft, v. a. & n. promettre. 
 promisor, prom' it er, s. prometteur, m. 
 promising, prSm'ising, a. qui pffcmet 
 
 beaucoup, qui donne de grandes espS- 
 
 rances. Tde promesse. 
 
 promts s orily, prom' is ser i Zi, ad. en forme 
 promissory, prom'is seri a. qui contient 
 
 une promesse || note, s. billet -a ordre, m. 
 promontory, prSm'onteri, a. promon- 
 
 toire, m. [cer || eiever || enoourager. 
 
 promote, pro mpf, v. a. promouvolr, avan- 
 promoter, prompt ir, a. promoteur, m. || 
 
 faiseur d'affaires, m. 
 promotion, promo' shun, s. promotion, f., 
 
 encouragement, m. 
 prompt, promt, v. a. souffler, sugg6rer || 
 
 --book, s. livre du souffleur, m. 
 prompt, prSmt, a. (-ly, ad.) prompt(ement). 
 prompter, prompt'er, a. souffleur, m. 
 promptitude, promt" i tud, promptness, 
 
 primfnit, a. promptitude, f. 
 promulgate, prSruui'gdt, v. a. promul- 
 
 guer, publier. [mulgation, L 
 
 promulgation, prSmiUga'ahun, 8. pro- 
 prone, prun, a. pencbS || enclln || ooucufi 
 
 le visage coutre terre. 
 proueness, pron'nit, B. pente, declirite, 
 
 f. |j inclination, f., penchant, m. 
 prong, prSny, 8. fourcbon, m. || dent, 1 
 pronomlnal,prcJno7n'in<W, a. pronominal. 
 pronoun, prffnoMm, s. pronom, m. 
 pronounce, pronofmr, v. a. prononcer || 
 
 declarer. [nonclation, 
 
 pronunciation, pro nun i d' shun, a. pro- 
 proof, prof, a. preuve, t || 6preuve, t. |] 
 
 essal, m. 
 proof, prof, a. & 1'epreuve II impenetrable || 
 
 to be ~ against, prouver contre. [m. 
 prop, prSp, s. appui, soutien.m. || gchalas, 
 prop, prop, v. a. appuyer N ecbalasaer. 
 propaganda, prSpdgdndd, a. propa- 
 
 gande, f. [pager || rCpandre. 
 
 propagate, prSp'dgat, v. a. An. (se) iiro- 
 propagation, prSp HgX ihun, 8. propaga- 
 tion, f. [in. 
 propagator, prSp'igdtir, e. propagateur. 
 propel, prSpit , v. a. pousser en avant (| 
 
 -ling-power, s. force motrice, f. 
 propeller, prupil'lir, a. hBlice propulsive, 
 
 f. || vapeur a beiice. m. 
 propensity, prSpm'titi, a. pencbant, m. 
 proper, prop' er, a. (-ly, ad.) propre(ment). 
 
 partlcuOer || nature!, convenable(ment) || 
 
 exact || -ly speaking, a la rigueur. 
 property, prdp'trti, a. propri6t6, qaalite, 
 
 f. I) possession, f. || landed -, tonda de 
 
 terre, domalnes. m. pi. 
 prophecy, prof si, a. prophetie, f. 
 prophesy, prfffen, v. a. An. propbStiaer. 
 prophet, prof it, a. propbete, m. 
 propheteas, prdfftit, a. prophetesse, f. 
 prophetic, profit'ik, a. (-ally, ad.) pro- 
 phetique(ment). 
 
 1, voislnage, m. 
 
 propitiate, propiak'iSt, v. a. rendre pro- 
 pice, [plliation, L 
 
 propitiation, pro pish i a' shun, s. pro- 
 propitiatory, propish'iatcri, a. pro- 
 pitiatoire. jad. (avorablement 
 
 propitious, propish'us, a. propice || ly, 
 
 proportion, pro pdY eh-un, 8. proportion, 
 f. || mesure, I. || In - as, a mesure que (| 
 In ~ to, en (a) proportion da || in ~, en, 
 a, par proportion. 
 
 proportion, proper' tMln, v. a. propor- 
 Uonner. 
 
 proportionable, pro por 1 shun & 61, a. pro- 
 ponionne. [iionnel. 
 
 proportional, pro pdr 1 tkHn SI, a. proper- 
 proportionate, propor'sfiundt, a. pro- 
 portlonng || -ly, ad. proportlonuellemenL 
 
 proposal, pro pff zal, 8. proposition, ottre, f. 
 
 propose, propoaf, v. a. proposer. 
 
 proposition, pro po zish'wn, 8. proposltiou, 
 t. Ihoffre, t. [offrir. 
 
 propound, pro^oTt-nd 1 , T. a. proposer, 
 
 proprietary, pro prfitiri, e. proprietaire, 
 m. [priete. 
 
 proprietary, proprVittrl, a. de pi\>- 
 
 proprletor, proprfitir, proprietress, 
 prdpri' itrit, 8. proprietaire, zu. <t f. 
 
 propriety, prdprfitl, 8. conveuauce, I, 
 decorum, m. 
 
 propulsion, pro puf thun, a. propulsion, f. 
 
 pro rata, pror&'t&, ad. auprorata de. 
 
 prorogation, proroyo'ibun, B. proroga- 
 tion, t. 
 
 prorogue, prSrdg', r. a. prproger. 
 
 prosaic, prozd'\k, a. prosaique. [f. 
 
 proscenium, pr<jte'n\um, 8. avant-scfine, 
 
 proscribe, proikrib' , v. a. proscrire. 
 
 proscription, proakrip'ihun, s. proscrip- 
 tion, L [prosatenr, m. 
 
 prose, proi, a, prose, 1 || writer, a. 
 
 proseonte, prSftkut, v. a. pourauivre. 
 
 prosecution, prSa tlku'shun, a. pouraultell 
 accusation, f. 
 
 prosecutor, prSu'lkuttr, a. plaignant, m. 
 
 proseontriz, prdSikutrix, a. plaignante, 
 
 proselyte, prot'iKt, a. proselyte, m. |f. 
 
 prosody, prii'odi, a. prosodle, f. 
 
 prospect, prii'pfict, a. perspective, t || 
 vue, f., aspect, m. || to have la ~, falre 
 entrer en llgiie de compte. 
 
 prospective, prospik tiv, a. en perspec- 
 tive || prevoyant || d'approcbe. 
 
 prospectus, prtfsprt'Vu*, s. prospectus, m. 
 
 prosper, prifptr. v.a. An. faire proBperer, 
 lavorlser || prosperer, rfinsslr. 
 
 prosperity, pritpfr'iti, 8. proBp*dtS, f. 
 
 prosperous, profpiri*, a. proapSre, 
 heureoz II -ly, ad. heureusemeni 
 
 prostitute, pro's ti tut, s. prostltuee, 1 
 
 prostitute, prdt'titut, v. a. prostituer. 
 
 prostitution, prSitltu'uhun, a. prostitu- 
 tion, t. 
 
 prostrate, prSatrof, v. a. renvers^r. 
 abattre jl to one&ulf, se prostemer. 
 
 prostrate, prSftrut, a. proaterue. 
 
 ; fS6t, t*t>. 4. || cfair, joy/ H***, V*; tout, MtU; - thing. flWr.
 
 ITS 
 
 prostration puerile 
 
 a, prfatrafahiin, s. proaterna- 
 
 Uon, L 
 
 prouy, prSt'i, a. terra ft terre || ennuyeux. 
 protect, profile?, v. a. proteger, dfifendre || 
 
 garautlr. [tecteur. 
 
 protectlngrly, pro tgkffng K, ad. en pro- 
 protection, protfk's/iun, e. protection, 
 
 dffense. f. 
 
 protective, protgk'tfv, a. protectenr. 
 protector, protfkt'er, s. protecteur, m. || 
 
 dSfenseur, m. 
 protest, prfftitt, s. protestation, f. || profit, 
 
 m. || to enter a ~, lever un protet. 
 protest, profit?, v. a. <t n. protester, at- 
 
 tester. 
 
 Protestant, prof ft taut, s. protestant, m. 
 pro ten taut, prof extant, a. protestant. 
 protestantism, prof is tint ism, g. pro- 
 
 testantisme, m. [tloii, f. 
 
 protestation. jprft A Iff shun, a. protesta- 
 protoool, prff to k6l i s. protocole, m. 
 prototype, pro* to tip, s. prototype, tn. 
 protract, protr&kf, v. a. dlfl'grer, retarder || 
 
 prolonger. [f. 
 
 pro traotion,pro<r<Sf Aun,6. prolongation, 
 protractor, protr&kf 6r, s. rapporteur, m. 
 protrude, protrwT, v. a. A n. pousser en 
 
 avant || a'avancer. 
 
 protuberance, protiSbrdns, a. protu- 
 berance, tumeur, f. fenflC. 
 protuberant. pro tu'bir <!(, a. proCoiiiicnt|| 
 proud, proTJotl. a, orgueilleux, tier || pom- 
 
 peux [j(mSd. ) fongueux || -ly , ad. f iSremen t. 
 prove, prov, v. a. & n. prouver, fiprouver. 
 
 essayer || reusslr || devenlr || se montrer || 
 
 not n, (jur.) declarfi non coupable (par 
 
 lea Jures). 
 
 provender, pr&v'gn Or, s. foorrage, m. 
 proverb, prov'irb, s. proverbe, m. 
 proverbial, provir'bifl, a. (-17, ad.) 
 
 proverblal(ement). 
 provide, provicf, v. a. & n. pourvolr, se 
 
 pourvotr, se prCinunlr. [que. 
 
 provided, provid'id. c. (~ that) pourru 
 providence, prdv'idfns, s. provideuce, f. || 
 
 prfivoyance, L N economie, L 
 provident, prSv'ide'nt, a. pivoyant || 
 
 -ly, ad. avec prSvorance. 
 providential, prov I dfn'thil, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 proridentiel(leinent). 
 province. prSv'lnt, 8. province, f. || em- 
 
 ploi, m. I) ressort, m. 
 pro 1 
 pro' 
 pro' 
 
 Ttvres, m. pi. || prt , _. , , 
 
 m. |[ disposition, f. [slonner. 
 
 provision, provizh'un, v. a. approvi- 
 provlslonal, provifh'un&l, a. (-ly ad.) 
 
 provlsoire(ment). 
 
 proviso, provi'io, . clause, condition, 1 
 provisory, provftirl, L a. orovlsolre. 
 pro vocation, prdv 5 ka! thun, s. pro voca- 
 
 uou, (. |j defi, m. 
 
 provocative, prSvofdHv, a. provocateur. 
 provoke, pro votf T. a. provoquer, exciter, 
 
 liriter || deller. 
 
 d'uoa 
 
 pro voifSng H, ad. 
 
 uju-ulfire agucante. 
 provost, prov'Stt, s. prevfit, m. || recteur, 
 
 m. [rectorat, m. 
 
 provostshlp, prSv'SittMp, t>. prSvote, f. || 
 prow, proV>, a. proue d'un valsseau, f. 
 prowess, prowit, s. bravoure, f. || (in 
 
 lest) prouesse, t, 
 prowl, prfftil, v. n. roder $a et 14 pour 
 
 plller. 
 
 prowler, proViftr. 8. plllord, m. 
 proximate, prdka'imdt, a. procbain, 
 
 proche || -ly, ad. irnmCdiateroent. 
 proximity. prSksim'iti, s. pro limit*, f. 
 proxy, prSks'i, s. procuration, t. || foud* 
 
 de pouvoirs, m. 
 prude, prod, s. prude, 1 
 prudence, pro'dim, s. prudence, L 
 prudent, prffdUnt, a. prudent, prfivoyant. 
 prudential, proaSn'ihdl, a. dlctfi par la 
 
 prudence. 
 
 prudery, prycftrf, e. pruderle, f. 
 prudish, prod 1 iik. a. prude. 
 prune, pron, s. pruneau, m., prune, f. 
 prune, pron, v. a. Smouder, elaguer. 
 prunello, pro nil' Id, a. prunelle, f. 
 pruning, pron'lng; --bill, ~-hook, 
 
 ( knife), s. serpe, f. || serpette, f. || ~- 
 
 shears, e. secateur, m. jt 
 
 pruriency, prff rlinil, 8. dmangettUou, 
 prurient, prffrient, a. prurlglneux. 
 prusslo acid, prus'slk dt'iid, s. acld 
 
 hydrocyanique, m. 
 
 pry, pri, v. n. Spier, foulller |J Be m61er de. 
 prylnr, pri' ing, a. curieux, indlscret. 
 psalm, earn, s. psaume, m. 
 psalter, a&l'tr, 8. psautier, m. 
 pseudonym, tu'donim, s. pseudonyine, m. 
 psychological, niko ISg'ikal, a. psyuho- 
 
 loglque. 
 
 psycholog-y, nkSl'Sji, a. pBychologle. f. 
 ptarmigan, t&r'ml gin, s.gelinotte blanona, 
 puberty, pu'bb-ti, s. pubertfi, f. [L 
 
 pubescent, pubfs'Snt, a. pubfire. 
 public, pf'b'lik, s. public, m. N ~-nouae, 
 
 s. cabaret, m. fpubllquement. 
 
 public, puk'Kk, a. public J| -ly, ad. 
 publican, pub'likdn, s. publlcain, m. || 
 
 cabaretier, m. 
 publication, jnii Uka'thun, s. publication, 
 
 edition, f. || ~-prloe, s. prlx de libralrie, 
 
 prix ordinaire, m. 
 
 publicist, pub' Heist, 8. publicists, m. 
 publicity, publiflti, 8. public-it^, noto- 
 
 rite, f. If" 
 
 publish, pub'lish,v. a. publler, fa 
 publisher, piib'Ktkir, 8. edlteur, 
 
 llbralre-Sdlteur, m. 
 puce, put, e. couleur de puce, 1. 
 puck, puk, a. lutin, m. 
 pucker, p&k'er, s. ride. f. || pll, m. 
 pucker, puk'tr, v. a. rider, Irouoer || pi laser. 
 pudding;, pMd'ing, a. poudlug, m. 
 puddle, po.it.' dl, s. mare, t 
 puddle, pud'dl, v. a, troubler, eallr ;| 
 
 puddler. 
 puerile, jiTA- tl, a. enfanttu. 
 
 (primer. 
 
 iubHer, falre lin- 
 m. II 
 
 iatt, Kit, fir, M; **, 9 A, Mr; tn, fnn; - 
 
 , t>r6v; - A<5C;
 
 puff pursuant 
 
 177 
 
 vats, pvf, 8. bouftee, (. || souffle, 111. || putt, 
 pouf, in. || ~- adder, 8. vipfire, t. || ~- 
 ball, s. vesae-de-loua. f. || ~-paa*e, B. 
 feuillete. m., p&te feuilletCe, f. 
 
 putt, puf, v. a. & n. souffler || lancer des 
 bouffi&es de tahac || boofflr. enfler. boor- 
 Bonder || falre moosser || faire la reclame. 
 
 pufflness, puf finis, s. enflure, f. 
 
 puffy, puf ft, bouffi, enflfi || boursonfle. 
 
 P*X<pvg, B. petit singe, m. || petit chien, m. || 
 petit enfant, m. J| nose. s. nez Spate, m. 
 
 pugilism, pu'ju ism, B. pugilat, m. 
 
 pugrlliat, pu'juitt, s. bozeur, m. 
 
 pugnacious, pug net thus, a. qnerelleur. 
 
 puisne, pu'ni, a. cadet || JnfSrleur. 
 
 pale, put, v. n. piauler, gemir. 
 
 puling, pul'ing, 8. getuissement, vagiase- 
 ment, m. 
 
 pull, pOfl, s. seccusse, f. II Intte, f. 
 
 poll, pStl, v. a. & n. tirer || arracher || 
 cuellBr || decbirer |l ramer || to ~ up, tirer 
 en bant || s'arreter (voitures). 
 
 pnllbaok, ptttl'b&k, 8. obstacle, m., dif- 
 ficult*, t. [fat ~, poolarde, f. 
 
 pullet, pStl'ltt, 8. poulette, poularde, t. || 
 
 pulley, pStl'i, 8. poulle, f. 
 
 pulmonary, pui' won iar f, pulmonlo, pHl- 
 wwJn'ii, a. puliuonaire || pbtbiaique. 
 
 pulp, pulp, BV pulpe, f. || moelle, f. 
 
 pulpit, pSil'pit, 8. chaire, t. 
 
 pnlpous, pulp'ue, pulpy, pulp'f, a. pal- 
 peuz. 
 
 pulsation, put sa' than, B. pulsation, f. 
 
 pulse, pull, 8. pools, m. |f pulsation, f. || 
 lgome, t. || to leel one's ~, tater le 
 pools a qn. fverisation, f. 
 
 pulverisation. pHlvtr \zafnhun, t. pul- 
 
 pulverlse, put veriz, v. a. pulveriser. 
 
 pnmloe, pum'li, s. pierre-ponce, t. 
 
 pumice, pum'lt, v. a. poncer. 
 
 i>uinp, pump, 8. pompe, f. || escarpin, m. 
 
 pump, pump, r. a. pomper || tirer lea ven 
 da nez a. 
 
 pumpkin, pump' kin, s. cltroullle, f. 
 
 pun, pun, B. calembour, u>. 
 
 panon, puntk, 8. mporte-plice, m. || poli- 
 chliielle, m. M punch, poncbe, m. 
 
 punch, punin, T. a. percer (des trout,) || 
 gournier, donner des boorrades. 
 
 puncheon, pdnth'vn, B. polugon, in. || 
 piece, f. (m. 
 
 punohiueUo.puntMnlf^s. pollcbluelle, 
 
 puuctillo, punyktil'io, B. vflilli-, f. 
 
 punctilious, pungk tiff tit, a. polutllleox|| 
 -ly, ml. minotleusement. 
 
 punctual, pungPtudl, a. (-ly, ad.) ponc- 
 toel(lement) || exact. (luulitf , f. 
 
 punctuality, pungk tuafitl, B. ponc- 
 
 punotnate, pungk' tu at, v. a. ponctoer. 
 
 punctuation, pungk tua'i/iun, e. ponc- 
 tuatioo, t. [piqure, f. 
 
 puncture, pungfttcr, B. pom: t ion, f. || 
 
 pung;enoy, pun' jinn, B. piquant. 111. 
 fiprete, f. 
 
 pung-entj pun'Jint, a. piqoant, ftpre. 
 
 panic, yifnik, a. puniqoe || (!>{.) truttre. 
 
 Vauluess. pufninit, u. petiteiuie, L 
 
 punish, pun'tth, f. a. punlr, chatter. 
 punishable, pun'Uhabl, a. ponissable. 
 punishment, pun' ith mint, 8. punition, f. 
 punitive, pu'nltiv, a. punlssant || penal. 
 punster, pun'iter, s. calembouriste, m. 
 punt, punt, B. ras de citrfne, pont volant, m. 
 pant, punt, T. n. ponter. 
 punter, pwnfir, B. (at play) ponte, m. 
 pnny, pu'nf, a. jenne || infericur || tbfitif. 
 pup, pup, s. petit chien, m. 
 pap, pup, v. n. chienner. 
 pupil, pu'pfi, B. popille, m. & t. || elSve, m. 
 pupilagre, jntpilaj, s. Education, L || 
 
 minority f. 
 papillary, jnfpflirl, a. papUlaire. 
 
 puppysm, puf m sm, s. ao, . 
 purblind, perbtind, a. myope || presque 
 
 aveugle. 
 purchase, pir'ch&i, 8. acbat, m., ao- 
 
 quisitlon, f. l| (mar.) cabrestan, m. 
 purchase, per chat, v. a. acheter. 
 pure, pur, a. (-ly, ad.) por(ement). 
 pnrgratlon, par ga' shun, 8. puriricatlon, t> 
 purgative, perydtiv, B. purgatlf. ui. 
 purgative, ptor'aatlv, a. purgatif. 
 yurgratory, pirg&tiri, 8. pureatoire^ m. 
 pnrgre, perj. v. a. porger || purifier. 
 purging 1 , ptrflny, 8. purgation, f. 
 purification, purifikd'stiun, s. purifica- 
 
 tion, f., nettoyage, m. || epuremen, m. 
 purify, pu'rlfi, v. a. & n. (ee) purifier. 
 purist, pu'riat, s. puriste, in. 
 puritan, pti'ritan, s. puritain, m. 
 puritanlo(al), pfiri Wn't* ra<J/ a. puritala. 
 ' 
 
 , / . . 
 
 purity, pu'riti, s. puretfi, t. 
 purl, perJ, B. tresse, t || biere abBlnthfie, f. || 
 
 murmure, m. 
 
 purl, pM, v. n. cooler en murmurant 
 purlieu, ptr'lu,*. lisiSre, f. II couflns, ui.pl. 
 purlptn, per W$rf , v. a. piller. 
 purple, ptr'pl, 8. pourpre, m. & t. \\ -s, 
 
 pi. (md.) pourpre, m. (pourpru. 
 
 purple, ptr'pl, a. de pourpre || (indd.) 
 purport, purport, s. M-HH, m. || coutenu, m. 
 purport, ptrpSrt, y. a. in. muotrfr, 
 
 gignifier IfprStendre. 
 purpose, per 1 pus,s. intention, f., objet, in. II 
 
 effet, m. f| much to the ~, fort & propun [| 
 
 on ~, a degsein || to no ~, en vain |[ for 
 
 what ~ ? i quo! bon T || to ansvrer the 
 
 ~, rpondre au but 
 purpose, per' pus, v. n. se proposer. 
 purr, per, v. n. faire ronron, ronrouner. 
 purring;, pfr'lng, B. ronron du chat, in. 
 purse, ptrt, s. bourse, f. || porte-uionuute, 
 
 m. J| ~-net, B. cibadlere, f. y ~-prouil, 
 
 n. tier de son argent, parvenu. 
 purse, pera, v. a. empocher || froncer. 
 purser, perSAr, s. agent coinptable, m. 
 pur slain, pirs'lun, s. pourpler, polrvau, ui. 
 pursuance, ptrtw&ne, B. pouraulte, f. y 
 
 consequence, f. 
 pursuant, per tff&nt, a. en cous{quac Je, 
 
 couloruie a. 
 
 ; fSSt, tube, tub, || chair, Joy; gams, yttj Knit, Mot; thing, fltor*.
 
 178 
 
 quean 
 
 pursue, ftrtff, v. a. & n. poursulvre || 
 cbercher. [1 |l -a, pi. occupations, f. pi. 
 
 pursuit, per ur , s. poursuite, f. || recherche, 
 
 pursy, per'ii, a. poussif. 
 
 pnrulence, pu'rSS lint, B. purulence, f. 
 
 purulent, pu'rSS lint, a. purulent. 
 
 purvey, pervff, v. a. & n. pourvoir. 
 
 purveyance, pirva'&ru, e. provisions, 
 f. pi., vivres, m._pL 
 
 purveyor, perva'ir, a. pourvoyeur, m. 
 
 pus, pus, B. (mSd.) pus, m., matiSre puru- 
 lente, t 
 
 push, pStish. 8. pousse'e, impulsion, f. || 
 effort, m. |] moment critique, m. || pro- 
 motion.!., avancement, m. 
 
 push, pS6sh, v. a. & n. pousser, presser || 
 faire un effort || to ~ off, (mar.) pousser 
 au large. 
 
 pushing 1 , pSSsh'tng, a. entreprenant. 
 
 pusillanimity, pitsttldnim'itf, B. pusll- 
 lanimite, lachetl, f. [lanime. 
 
 pusillanimous, pasUlan'imut, a. pusil- 
 
 puas(y), p368(i). s. minon, petit chat, m. 
 
 pustule, pits' t til, 8. pustule, f. 
 
 put, pdst,v. a. &u. ir. mettre, poser, placer II 
 employer || supposer || proposer || imputer || 
 
 mettre BUT le compte de l| presenter ]| to ~ 
 on, mettre (des habits) || to ~ by, mettlt 
 de cot6 (de 1'argent) || to ~ oft, dif ferer. 
 
 a]ouruer || to ~ out, facher. exaspgrer (I 
 to ~ out at Interest, mettre a iutret || 
 to ~ up with, supporter, eudui er || to be 
 " to It, ae trouver fortembarrasse ||~ off, 
 B. excuse, blague, f. || ~-on, s. duperie, 
 colle. farce, rigolade, f. 
 
 putatlve.^pu'tattv. a. putatif, suppose'. 
 
 putlog 1 , puflog, B. boulln, m. [faction, f. 
 
 putrefaction, putrffak'nhun, 8. putrf- 
 
 putrefy, pu'trgfi, r. n. se putrgfier. ff. 
 
 pntrescenoe, pHtrgt'tgna, s. putrefaction, 
 
 putresoent, pu tresf tint. a. putrescent. 
 
 putrid, pu'tnd, a. putride || croupl. 
 
 putting -stone, f6t>t ing tton, s. plerre 
 qu'on lance pour essayer ses forces, f. 
 
 putty, pufti, a. potee, f. || mastic, m. 
 
 puzzle, puiftl. s. embarras, m. || f nigme, t. 
 
 puzzle, puz'zl, T. a. embarrasser || (fain.) 
 coller || (the brain) alambiquer. 
 
 pyg-my, pig'mf. e. pyguiee, m. 
 
 pyramid, pir'amtd, B. pyramlde, f. 
 
 pyramidal, pirum'idiil, a. pyramidal. 
 
 pyre, pir, s. oucher, m. [technie, f. 
 
 pyrotechnics, plrvtfk'nika, e, pyro- 
 
 pythou, pi' than, s. python, m. 
 
 pythoneas, pitMntt, s. pytlaoulsse, t U 
 (fig.) devineresse, 1 
 
 pyx, piki, B. dboire, ui. 
 
 quack, kwSk, . charlatan, m. 
 o.uaok, kiv&k, v. n. faire le charlatan. 
 quackery, tew&k'tri, a. cbarlataiiurte, f. 
 quadrangle, kw6d' ring g I, B. carri, m. 
 qaAdrant, kwdd'rant, B. quart decercle, m. 
 
 quadrilateral. twSdrildfirU, a. qua- 
 
 drilatire, quadrilateral, 
 quadrille, kadrll',_ s. quadrille, m. A t. 
 quadroon, kwodron' , e. quarteron, m. 
 quadruped, kw$d'rS6ptd, s. quadruple, 
 
 m. . 
 
 quadruple, kwtid'rotipl, a. quadruple, 
 quaff, kwdf, v. a. & n. boire a longs traits || 
 
 to ~ off, eabler. 
 
 quagrgry, kwatf g\, a. marecageuz. 
 quag-mire, kwaffmvr, s. fondriire, t 
 quail, kval, s. caille, f. 
 quail, kwal, v. n. etre abattn, faiblir. 
 quaint, ku-ant, a. dfilicat || affectfi, prten< 
 
 tleux [| -ly, ad. d'une manidre afiectee U 
 
 bizarrement || adroitemeiit. 
 qualntness, kwanfnis, 8. Singularite, t 
 quake, kwdk, v. n. trembler, 
 quaker, kwdk'tr, s. quaker, quaere, m. 
 qualification, k-wSlvfikd' shun, B. quali- 
 fication, f. |J modification, f. || qualit, f. 
 quality, kwol'ifi, v. a. rendre capable or 
 
 propre, modifier, inodfirer || (Am.) affiraier 
 
 par serment. 
 
 quality, kwofiti, s. qualite, f. 
 qualm, kuidm, s. uausee, f. || mal an occur, 
 
 m. || scrupule, m. 
 
 qualmish, kiudm'luh, a. qul a mal au cceur. 
 quandary, kwon'ddri, 8. incertitude. 1. 
 quantitative, twSn'tt td tiv,a,. quantitatif . 
 quantity, kwSn'titi, s. quantltd, f. 
 quantum, kw&n'tum, a. total, montant, m. 
 quarantine, kw&r'&n ten, a. quarantalne. t 
 quarrel, kwSr'rel, a. querelle, dispute, f. || 
 
 to pick a ~, faire une querelle d' Allemaad. 
 quarrel, kwur'rit, v. n. se quereller. 
 quarrelsome. kviSr'rtl turn, a. querelleur. 
 quarry, kwSr'ri, a. carrigre, f- II proie, f. || 
 
 curee, f. ||~-man, B. carrier, m. 
 quart, kwotirrt, e. (at cards) quatrifime, f. 
 
 litre, m. 
 
 quartan, kwdtirr'tin, s. fidvre quarte, f. 
 quarter, kwdtn'tir, B. quartier, m. || quart, 
 
 m. || trunestre, m. |l pardon, m. || -s, pi. 
 
 logement, m. || to beat to -s, (mar.) 
 
 battre la dlane || all hands to -s I cnacuu 
 
 a son paste I J| ~ of an hour, quart d'lieure, 
 
 m. || ~-deck, s. gaillard d'arriere, m. 
 quarter, kwotitr' tir, v. a. e'carteler || loger. 
 quarterly, kunfurr 1 UrK,a.& ad. trimestriel 
 
 II par trlmestre. 
 quartern, kvioXvr' tirn, B. deml-gallon, m. || 
 
 ~-loaf, B. pain de quatre livrea, m. 
 quartet, kwd&r tit' , B, quatuor, m, 
 quarto, kwdftr'td, 9. in-quarto, m. 
 quarto, tcwdfoi' to, a. in-quarto. 
 quarts, kuioUrta, s. quartz, m. 
 quash, kwosh , v. a. briser, ecraser || 
 
 dompter || 6 to offer || annnler. 
 quasi, kwa'fi, ad._ quasi. [in. 
 
 quatrain, k-wSfran ou kdfran, s. quatrain. 
 quaver, kwffvir, s. (rnus. ) croche, f. [| 
 
 tremblement de voix, m. || trille, m. 
 quaver, kw&'vir, v. a. faire des roolements 
 
 de volXj triller. 
 quay, ke, s. qu&L port, ra. 
 quean, kuian, s. femme de mauvaise vie, t 
 
 J, kit, fir, lato; ~ Kin, 9 , Mr; mne, {/ n5, hit, provt; -*<;-
 
 queaainess rabbit 
 
 179 
 
 queaalnesa, Inbe'rinii, s. (aibleese d'eato- 
 fcac, f., tlegout, m. 
 
 queasy, kiae'zi, a. qoi a mal au coeur || 
 faatidieui, dggouumt. 
 
 queen, kwm, g. reine, f. || (at cards) 
 dame, f. |) to g-o to ~, (at chess) aller 
 a dame. 
 
 queen, kwen, v. n. (chess) aller a dame || 
 to ~ It, faire, loner la reine. f reine. 
 
 queenly, kwenli, a. de reine, comme une 
 
 queer, ktoSr, a. (-ly, ad.) bizarre(ment) || 
 Strange, drole || original. 
 
 queerness, kwer'nea, a. bizarrerie, f. 
 
 quell, kwel, v. a. dompter || touffer || 
 apaiser, rCprimer. [amortir. 
 
 quench, kwtntk, v. a. gteindre || etancher || 
 
 quenchless, kwfnihflit, a. inextinguible. 
 
 querist, kwe'riat, a. quesOonneur, m. 
 
 querulous, kwfr'uHis, a. plaintif || -ly, 
 ad. en Be plaignant. 
 
 qnerulousness, kwir'ulutnia, a. manie 
 des proems, f . 
 
 query, kv>fr\, s. question, demande, f. 
 
 query, kiafrf, v. a. questionner ||douter de, 
 
 quest, kwfit, a. quete, recherche, t || In ~ 
 of, a la recherche de. 
 
 question, kwiafyun, s. question, deroande, 
 dispute, 1. 1| doute, m. || torture, f. || open 
 ~, question ouverte || vexed ~, question 
 controrersee || out ot the ~, en dehors 
 de la question |J beyond all ~, bore de 
 dunto || to call In ~. mettre en doute || 
 beside the ~, a cote de la question || to 
 put to the ~, mettre a la torture || the 
 ! .... reete a uavoir || there Is no ~, 
 cecl ne fait pas question. 
 
 question, kivlifyun, v. a. A n. question- 
 in^, interroeer || douter de. 
 
 questionable, kwfffyHntbl, a. douteux. 
 
 qnestor, kisttttr, . questeur, m. 
 
 questorship, kw&tirihip, s: questure, f. 
 
 quibble, kwib'bl. s. calemtxiur, m. 
 
 quibble, kwib'bl. v. n. faire des calem- 
 bours || ergoter. 
 
 quick, kw\k, s. vU, m., chair vive, 1 || 
 th ~ and the dead, les vivanut et les 
 morta || ~- march, s. pas de charge, m. || 
 --sighted, a. auz yeux percanta || ~- 
 wltted, a. & 1'esprit vlf, sagace. 
 
 quick, ku'ik, a. & ad. vivunt i| vif actlf, 
 prompt habile, alerte || subtil II intelligent [j 
 ly, ad. vlte. bromptement, vlvement. 
 
 quicken, kwik'n, v. a. vivilier, anlmer || 
 hater, lux^lfirer. 
 
 quicklime, kiuik'llm, B. chaoz vivc, f. 
 
 quickness, kivik'nii, s. Vitesse, vivacity, f. 
 
 quicksand, * wik' 4d,a. sable mouvant,m. 
 
 quickset hedre, kv/WtU Mdj, s. hale 
 ylve, f. 
 
 quicksilver, kwik'silvtr, s. yU-arKent, m. 
 
 quicksilvered, kwik'tilvird, a. 6tamC. 
 
 quid, kwid, s. caique de tabac, f. 
 
 quidnunc, kwid'nungk, a. olibrlns, m. 
 
 quid -pro -quo, kwid prv kwff , a. qui pro- 
 quo, m. 
 
 quiescent, kvnlftint.*. palsible, calme, 
 
 quiet, Inn' it, v. a. calmer, apauter. 
 
 quiet, kwfit, a. (-ly, ad.) toanqullle 
 
 (ment) || calmej pai8ible(meni)e 
 quietness, kvn etnea, quietude, kvn'i- 
 
 tudi s. quietude, 1, repos, m. 
 quleteome, kin' it runt, a, calme, palsible. 
 quietus, kwitfttit, a. repos, m. || mort, t || 
 
 quittance, f. 
 quill, kwil, s. plume, 1 || piquant, m. || 
 
 driver, s. gratte-papier. plumlUf, m. 
 quill, kwil, T. a. plisser, fralser. 
 quilt, kwilt, B. couvre-pied, m. || courte- 
 
 pointe, t. Tpolnt. m. 
 
 quilting-, kiuilt'ir.g, B. piqftre, f., arrifire- 
 qulnoe, kwm>, n. coing, m. || ~-tree, B. 
 
 cognassier, m. 
 
 quincunx, kwin'kHnks, a. qulnconoe, m. 
 quinine, k win in.', a. quinine, f. 
 qulnquaireslma. ku/lnku>ajiflm&, 8. 
 
 quinquasgime, f. fqneonal. 
 
 quinquennial, kwinkwfn'ni&l, a, quln- 
 qulnsy, kwin'zi, a. esquinancie, (. 
 quint, kwint, a. qulnte, f. 
 quintal, k win' tot, a. quintal, m. 
 quintessence, kwin tie' aim>, a. qulut- 
 
 essence, f. 
 
 quintet, kwin tit' , a. quintette, m. 
 quintuple, kw(n'tu]il, a. quintuple, m. 
 'quip, kvrip, a. brocard, lardon, m. 
 quire, kiavr, s. main de papier, I. || in -s, 
 
 en feuilles. |(. 
 
 quirk, kwerk, i. Bubtilit?, chicane, finesse, 
 quit, kwit, v. a. quitter, lalsser, tenlr 
 
 quitte || to give notice to <, douner 
 
 coug6 au locataire. 
 quit, kwit, a. quitte. 
 quite, kwit, ad. eutieiemcut, tout a tait 
 quits t kivita, quitte a quitte! 
 quittance, kwift&na, t. quittance, f. y 
 
 revanche, f. 
 
 quitter, kwiiftr, a. abandonneur, m, 
 quiver, kwiv'or, a. carquois, m. 
 quiver, kwiv'br, r. n. trembler, frtssonuer || 
 
 -ed, a. armfi d'un carquois. 
 quls, kwlz, v. a. myatlfler || railler || lonjnw. 
 quoit, koyt. s. palet, dlsque, m. 
 quondam, ku-un'Jiim. a. ancien, d-devant. 
 quorum, k WOT' inn, a. iiombre BuIIistiut dw 
 
 juges, m. 
 
 quota, kwutii, a. quote-part, f. 
 quotation, kwota'iMn, a. citation, f. || 
 
 guillemets, in. pi. |J (com.) cote, f. 
 quote, kwdt, v. a. clter || allSguer. 
 quoth, kwuth, r. def. || ~ he, dit-ll. 
 quotha I ktvotk'd, hola! [dlenne, f. 
 
 quotidian, kwotitfidn, a. flevre quoti- 
 quotient, kwu'infut, a. (ar.) quotleot, m. 
 
 B. A., membra de racadCmla royal* (to 
 
 pelnture, m. 
 
 rabbet, rWbit, 8. feuillurf, rftblura, 1 
 rabbi, rib'bi ou ritn'ti, s. rabbin, m. 
 rabbit, rdb'bit, s. lapln, m. || ~'s nest, a, 
 
 rabouillere, I. 
 
 ; f86t, Jii4, tub. y cAair, joy ; gom, y*i; ttntl, ftol; thing, 
 
 12*
 
 180 
 
 rabble nut 
 
 rabble, ratftl, 8. canaille, populace, f. || 
 
 oohue, t. 
 
 rabid, rib'id, a. enrage, furieux. fbie. f. 
 rabies, rd'bia, t. (m6d.) rage, hydropho- 
 raoe, rat, s. race, lignee, t. || course, car- 
 
 riere, f. || force, f. || bouquet (du vin), m. || 
 
 --horse, g. cheval de carriere, steppeur, 
 race, ra L y. n. courir. [m. 
 
 racer, rds'er, s. coureur, m. || cbeval de 
 
 course, m. 
 raolness, rd'tinf.i, t. bouquet (da Tin), m. || 
 
 caractdre particulier, m. 
 rack, rak, B. torture, f. [I quenoullle, f. || 
 
 rateller, m. || grille, t fl araclc, m. || ~- 
 
 rent, 8. loyer excesslf, f. 
 rack, rak, y. a. torturer || pressurer || sou- 
 
 tlrer j| to go to ~ and ruin, se perdre, 
 
 8e miner. 
 
 racket, rdk'ft, n. raquette, f. || tapage, m. 
 racket, rdV ft, y. n. falre du tapaga || faire 
 
 un tintarnarre. 
 
 racking;, rat? ing, a. atroce || fugltlt 
 racy, ra tt, a. fort, splritueux. 
 radial, HnBA.a. radial. fdeur, f. 
 
 radiance, rd'didnt, 8. eclat, m., splen- 
 radlant, rSdiant, a. redieux, rayoruiunt. 
 radiate, ratal at. v. 11. rayonuer. [in. 
 
 radiation, rddid'thun, B. rayonnemeut. 
 radical, rdd'i kdt, a. radical, m. 
 radical, rdtfikdi, a. (-If, ad.) radical 
 
 (ement). [m. 
 
 radicalism. rSd'lkSlim, s. radically me, 
 radish, rdd iah, 8. radio, in., ravd, 1. 
 radius, ra'diut, s. rayou, m. 
 raffle, **4T/{ s. loterie, 1 
 raffle, rafjl, y. n. falre une loterie. 
 raft, raft, 8. radeau. m. || train de bols, m. 
 ratter, r&ftfir, 8. chevron, m. 
 raftsman, raftt'm&n, e. (iotleur, m. 
 rag;, r&g, 8. chiffon, balllou, m. |] - and 
 
 bouo merchant, a. marchand de cblf- 
 
 fous ||~- fair, B. friperle. f. || --gatherer 
 
 (~-pioker), 8. cbiffonnier, in. j|.--toiie, 
 
 8. tuf, m. [maroufle. m. 
 
 ravamuftln, rdy Smufflu, s. va-nu-pieds, 
 ra0e, raj, 8. rage, fureur, oolere, 1 
 rare, raj, T. n. etre furlenx. 
 rawed, r&g'gtd. a. Uechlrt || en bullions, 
 raffgreduuas, ray'ggduit, a. 6tat dggue- 
 
 uille, dep^naillement, m. 
 raving;, raffng, a. fureur, f. 
 ratfiiitfly, raj' ing If, ad. aveo foreur. 
 ragout, rdgff, s. ragout, m. 
 raid, rdd, a. Incursion, f. || razzia, f. 
 raider, rdd'er, B. maraudeur, m. 
 rail, rdl, 8. Riille, f. || baric, barrldre, t. 
 
 barreau, m. || rail, m. || (mar.) liose, f. || 
 
 balustrade, f. || ~-fenoe, 8. barriere, f. 
 rail, rdl. y. a. & n. grlller || Itriuer uvec 
 
 one grille || invectirer. 
 raller, raXtr, 8. frondeur, m. 
 rtaiiny, rdi'lny, a. grille, baloatrade, f. | 
 
 liivective, f. 
 
 raillery, TaJftrl. . raillerie, f. 
 railroad, rafrod, railway, rdl'wd, s. 
 
 cheuilu de fer, in. II M-orossing;, B. pas- 
 , m. (I ~-uuiu-a, B. couauc- 
 
 titt, Mt, for, left; Ktr t git, Mr; 
 
 teur de train, m. || --spaed, B. rapidit* 
 de la vapeur, f. 
 
 raiment, ra'mSnt, 8. vStement, m. 
 
 rain, ran, 8. pluie, f. || ~-drop, s. goutta 
 de pluie, f. || ~-g-aug-e, s. pluvioniStre, m. 
 
 rain, ran, v. n. pleuvoir || to ~ oats and 
 dog's, (fam.) pleuvoir & seaux || to ~ in 
 torrents, pleuvoir a verse. f 
 
 rainbow, ran' bo, s. arc-en-ciel, m. 
 
 rainy, rdn'i, a. pluvieux. 
 
 raise, rax, v. a. lever, aoulever, hansser || 
 clever, griger, bfttir N falre soulever || faira 
 naltre || susciter, exciter || recuetllir || con- 
 tractor II promouvoir || augmenter. 
 
 raisin, rd'zn, s. raisin sec, m. 
 
 rake, rak, s. rftteau m. || dSbauchS, m. 
 
 rake, rak, y. a. rftteler, ratisser || to ~ for* 
 and oft, (mar.) faire quote. 
 
 rakish, rak'itk, a. dissolu, llbertin. 
 
 rally, r&ftt, y. a; <t n. rallier || railler |l 86 
 rallier || -ing- -point, s. point de rallio- 
 
 ram, ram, B. belier, m. || hie, f. [ment, m. 
 
 ram, rdm, y. a. enf oncer || bourrer. 
 
 ramble, r&m'bl, t. excursion, f. 
 
 ramble, rdm'bl, v. n. roder. 
 
 rambler, ram'blir, a. rddeur, m. 
 
 rambling;, rdm' tiling, a. vagabond || diva- 
 guant. (cation, f. 
 
 ramification, rdmiftka'ahun, a. ramifi- 
 
 ramify, rdm'tfi, y. n. se rauiifier. 
 
 rammer, rdm'mir', s. baguette de fusil, f. || 
 
 ramp, ramp, e. gambade, f. (hie, t. 
 
 ramp, ramp, y. n. griinper. 
 
 rampant, ram' pant, a. surabond&at | 
 effrn, exuberant. 
 
 rampart, rdm'pdrt, a. rempart, m. 
 
 ramplon, rdm' pi on, a. raiponce, 1 
 
 ramrod, ram' rod, s. baguette de fusil, f. 
 
 ramshackle, rdm'ahdkl, a. caduc, ddlabrS. 
 
 ranch, rdnsh, s. luxation, dislocation, f. 
 
 rancid, rdn'sld, a. ranee. 
 
 rancidity, rdnaij'iti, a. raucldlte. f. 
 
 ranooroas, rdng' ktritt, a. raucunler. 
 
 rancour, ratty' ker, a. raucune, f. 
 
 &and, rdnd, s. district aurifere du Trans- 
 vaal, m. fau hasard. 
 
 random, rdn'dSm, a. basard, m. II at ~. 
 
 raug-e, ~ronj, a. rang, m.. raiigee, f. || 
 clause, f., ordre, m. || ponee, f. |f eteudue, 
 f. || fourneau, m. || ecbelon, in. 
 
 raug-e, ranj, y. a. & n. ranger, arranger || f 
 roder l| se ranger, parcourir. 
 
 ranger, ran' fir, s. rodeur, m. || garde- 
 forestier, m. || cnien courant, m. 
 
 rank, rdngk, a. rang, m. || station, f. || ~ 
 and file, simples soldata, jiioupious, in. 
 pi. || to take ~ frith, avoir le pas sur. 
 
 rank, rdngk, V. n. se ranger. 
 
 rank, rdngk, a. fort, fecoud, fertile || ranee || 
 grossier. 
 
 rankle, rdny'kl, y. n. s'envenlmer. 
 
 rankness, rdngk' nil, a. suruboudanoe, f.Q 
 gout rauce, m. 
 
 ransack, rdn'idk, y. a. plller, saccager. 
 
 ransom, rdn'aiim, a. rauyou, f. 
 
 ransom, rdn'tum. y. a. ran$onger. 
 
 rant, r&nt, s. pbebus, m. 
 
 wn*, fM; N0,, Mt,
 
 rant reap 
 
 181 
 
 rant, rint, v. n. tempfiter || faire des phrases. 
 ranter, rdnfir, B. dCclamateur, m. || oner- 
 
 gumne, m. 
 
 rahanculoa, rdn vng'tt Hit, s. renoncule, f. 
 rap, rip, B. coup, m. || tape^f. || not to 
 
 care a ~. (fam.) ee moquer pas mal do, 
 
 se flcher de. [ravin 
 
 rap, rip, v. a. f rapper avec vitesse [I (fig.) 
 rapacious, ri'pff s/iHt, a. rapace || -ly, 
 
 ad. avcc rapaciU. 
 
 rapacity, rdpdt'itl, B. rapacity, f. 
 rape, rip, e. rapt, ravisaement, viol, m. || 
 
 (hot, ) navette, f . 
 
 rapid, rip' id, a. (-17, ad.) raplde(ment). 
 rapid*, r&p'idt. B. pi. rapides, m. pi. 
 rapidity, r&rnd'iti, s. rapldltfl, f. 
 rapier, rffpffr, e. rapifire, f. 
 rapine, rdi/in on rfip'in, B. rapine, f. 
 rappee, rappf, f, rapA, m. 
 rapper, rdi/ptr, B. (on a door) marieau, 
 
 m. || bourde, f. 
 
 rapt, rapt, a. ravl, ext^ftlfi. Ftase, f. 
 
 rapture, rUp'tur. k. ravissement, m., ez- 
 raptnrouB. rdp'ttiriin, a. raviflRant || ravi. 
 rare_rar. a. & ad. rare |l clalneme || ez- 
 
 quis || ly, ad. raremeni || ezcellemment. 
 raree-show, rar'iiho, s. spectacle am- 
 
 bulant, m. ftion, f. 
 
 rarefaction, ra. ri fak' ehiin , s. rargfac- 
 rarefy, rSrtft, v. a. rarefler. 
 rarity, rffrltf. s. rarete\ 1 
 rascal, ratfkil, s. coquin, fripon, m. 
 rascality, rd kit' i ti . s. coqulnerle, f. fm. 
 ramcallion, r&s kdl'yun, s. drflle, malotru, 
 rascally, rdSkali, a. baa, vil, infAme. 
 rase, ra.z, v. a. raser, cf facer || eztirper. 
 rash, rath, s. Eruption, f. |inconsid<Sre'. 
 rush, riik. a. (-ly, ad.) Um6raire(ment) || 
 rasher, r&th'ir. I. petite tranche, f. 
 
 , - 
 
 derle, f. friflnir, m. 
 
 rasp, ratp, s. rape, t. fl ~-flle, s. riflard, 
 
 rasp, rdtp, v. a. rftper || chapeler. 
 
 raspberry, r&z'btri, B. framboise, f. j| 
 ~-bush, s. frambolBler, m. [lure, r. 
 
 raeplng-, r&fplny, B. rapure, f. || cbnpe- 
 
 rat, rat, s. rat, m. II trnnsfuge, m. II Kftle- 
 mfitler, m. || to smell a ~, (fam.) fialrer 
 qc. l| ~-trap. 8. ratifre, f. 
 
 ratable, ra'tabl, a. impogable. 
 
 ratably, ra'tabli, ad. a proportion, 
 
 ratchet, rich,' it, s. cllquet, decile, m. 
 
 rate, rat, B. prlx, m., vnleur, f. || proportion. 
 1 II tanz, m. II compte, m. II ordre, m. || 
 nombre, m. || Impdt, m. \\ cours, m. 
 
 rate, rat, T. a. ^valuer, taxer, rf primander. 
 
 rather, r&fNtr, ad. pintdt, mienz || nn 
 peu || asaez || Z would ~, j'almeraia 
 mteux. [lion, f. 
 
 ratiHoatlon, ritfffkffthun, s. ratltica- 
 
 ratify, rifif\, v. a. ratlfier. 
 
 ratio, ru,' rh\6, B. proportion, f. 
 
 ration, rtfihun, B. ration, f. 
 
 rational, rith'undl, a. (-ly, ad.) ralson- 
 nable(ment) || rationnel. flisme, m. 
 
 rationalism, rith'uniKtm, B. ratlona- 
 
 ratsbaae, rati'ban, B. mort auz rate, f. 
 
 rattan, r&ttdn' , t. rotln, rotanc, m. 
 
 ratteen, rat ten! , s. ratine, f. 
 
 rattle, riftl, B. fracas, m. || bavardagp. 
 m. || crecelle, f. || ~- snake, s. serpent 4 
 sonnettes, m. ffrronder || rftter. 
 
 rattle, raftl, v. a, & n. faire da bruit, 
 
 ravagre, rav'nj, s. ravage, m. 
 
 ravag-e, rav'aj, T. a. ravager. 
 
 ravagrer, rdv'dj tr, B. deatmcteor, m. 
 
 rave, ram. v. n. eztravaguer, 6tre en A6~ 
 llrelraffoler. 
 
 ravel, r&xfil, r. a. (4 n.) (s'Jembrotilller. 
 raven, ra'vn, g. corbeao, m. 
 ravenonc, rav'fnfo, a. vorace || (Sg.) d6- 
 
 vorant II -ly, ad. arec voraritP. 
 ravenonsness, rdv'fn fa nil. B. vorclt<5, f, 
 ravine, riven? , B, ravin, m. fl d6fU6, m. 
 ravtnr, racing, a. furieux || -ly, ad. en 
 
 fou. (force. 
 
 ravish, rav'Kth, v. a. ravlr || enlever de 
 ravlsher, rUv'ithir, t. ravisseur, m. 
 ravlshlngrly, rav' itk inp K, ad. & ravlr. 
 ravishment, rfitfithment, B. enlftvement, 
 
 m. || eztase, f. 
 raw, rmr, a. cm, vert || novloe II e'corcbe' |[ 
 
 froid et hum MR || pur || boned, a. 
 
 maigre || ~-head, s. loup-garoD, m. 
 rawness, raTifnif, t. erudite, f. || Inez- 
 ray, ro,_s. rayon, m. [perience, f. 
 
 rase, rax, v. a. vide rase. 
 rasor, rojfir, s. rasolr, m. 
 reach, rich, s. f tendup, f. || capadtfi, f. l| 
 
 portle, f. || pouvoir. m. H within ~, a la 
 
 port^e || out of ~, nors de la portee. 
 reach, rich, v. a. & n. atteindre, toucher 
 
 a, ariiver a, Obtenir |j tcndre vers [| s'ften- 
 reaot, redkt'_, v. n. reagir. [dre a. 
 
 reaction, re ok 1 shun, s. reaction, f, 
 reactionary, reak'thuncrv, a. rSaction- 
 
 nalre. 
 read, red, v. a. & n. Ir. lire, psccoorlr || 
 
 tudier, connaltre a fond. 
 read, red, a. savant, eradit, habile || well 
 
 ~, qul a de la lecture. 
 readable, redf&bl, a. llrible. 
 reader, red'fr, B. lectcur, m., lectrloe, f. f) 
 
 correctenr, m. fUera. 
 
 readily, rfd'ili ad, promptoment, volon- 
 readlnesa, rid i net ^ B. promptitude, f. || 
 
 habilete, f. || bonne volonte, f. 
 reading:, red'inq, B. lecture, f. II lecon, f. 
 ready, red'i, a,(&ad.)pr6t, prompt(emenl)|| 
 
 empressfi || comptant l| pren, facile || ~- 
 
 reokoner, s. bar@me, m. II ~ made (at 
 
 clothes), confectlonne. de confection. 
 real, rel, a. (-ly, ad.f r^el(lement) || vrai, 
 
 effccttf |j - estate, B. Immeubles, m. pi. 
 realisation, rialifd'ihun, B. rCallsa^ 
 
 ti'iii, f. 
 realise, rfSli*, v. a. reallser, effectuer |) 
 
 to ~ on on from (an Investment, etc.), 
 
 rfialiwr des profit* dans une entrepriae. 
 reality, redfiti, s. rf-alitfi, f. 
 realm, rtlm, s. royaume, etat, m. 
 ream, ran, a. rame de papier, f. 
 reanimate, re&n'imdt. v. a. ranlmer. 
 reap, rep, v. a. Aa. moiasonner, rscuelUlr. 
 
 ; fXt, tub*, tUb. || eha4r,Joyi gone, yet; tovl, M<W; tMng, Oirt,
 
 182 
 
 wpr recommend 
 
 reaper, rfp'fr, 8. molaaonnenr, m. || mols- 
 
 ouneuse, f. 
 reaping-, rip'inq, 8. molsson, (. |) ~- 
 
 hook, g. fauclfle, 1 f| ~-maohlne, 8. 
 
 roolsonneuse, t. (| ~-ttme, e. moisson, f. 
 reappear, riippfr'. v. n. reparattre. 
 reappearance, ri&pper'ilns, t. rfapparl- 
 
 flon, f. 
 re apportion, riippSr'eh'un,\. a. reparttr 
 
 de nouveau. 
 rear, rSr, g. arriere-garde, 1 || demifire 
 
 o.l8f\ f. I) ~- admiral, a. contre-amlral, 
 
 m. || ~-g"nard, e. arriere-garde, f. 
 r%r, rr, T. a, A n. Clever |j se cabrer. 
 reMcend, TftlitftuL', v. a. & n. remonter. 
 reason, rfm, t. raison, f. II argument, m. || 
 
 by ~ of, en raiaon de. poor cause de II in 
 
 ~, comme de juste II to briar to ~. 
 
 mettre a la raison || to have every ~ 
 
 to, avoir tontps tee raleons da monde 
 
 poor | It stands to ~, c'est raison- 
 
 nable. 
 reason, rffn,v. a. An. ralsonner II to ~ 
 
 one, Into, entratner on. a || to ~ one 
 
 out of, detonrner qn. de. 
 reasonable, rFznatl, a. raieonnable. 
 reasonableness, r? zn&blnit, B. raison, 
 
 f. || moderation, f. [merit. 
 
 reasonably, rffzntbli, ad. ralscmnablo- 
 reasoner, ri'tntr, s. loglden, m. 
 reasoning 1 , rftning, 8. raiaonnement, m. 
 reassTime, rrfawri , T. a. reprendre. 
 reassure, ri&tMr', v. a. raseurer || r6ae- 
 
 gurer. 
 
 rebaptise. rebdp fuf, T. a. rebapUser. 
 rebate, ribaf, a. rainure, enraynre, mor- 
 
 taise, t 
 
 rebel, rftfXl, 8. rebelle, rgvoltC, in. 
 rebel. rfbSF.-r. n. M revolter. 
 rebellion, rfbfl'yiin, t. rebellion, f. 
 rebellions, rtba'yUt, a. rebelle || -If, ad. 
 
 en rebelle. 
 
 rebound, rfhntmtl' T. n. rebondlr. 
 rebuff, rf.tiiif , 8. rebuff ade, f. II refus, m. 
 rebuff, rftuf, T. a. repousaer || refuser. 
 rebuild, rbU<f, T. a. ir. rebfttlr. 
 rebuke, rgfmk' , s. reprimande, f. 
 rebuke, rtbuk' , T. a. rgprimander. 
 rebus, re' but, 8. rfbufl, m. 
 rebut, rfbuf , T. a. repouaser. 
 reololtrant,r#t(5rf /ran/, a. recalcitrant 
 recall, rtkdwl' , 8. revocation, t. || past 
 
 ~, irrerocablement. 
 
 re o all, rtkrmil' T. a. rappeler, r^voquer. 
 recant, rtkinr, r. a. (<fe n.) dfs.-xvouer || 
 
 (se) rttracter. 
 
 recantation, re k fin ta'thun, 8. retracta- 
 tion, f. || (In irony) palinodle, f. 
 recapitulate, rekapifuldt, T. a. rScapl- 
 
 tuler. [capitulation, f. 
 
 recapitulation, re kit pit la'etiiin, 8. rf - 
 recapture, rikdp'tur, B. (mar.) reprise, 
 
 rescouese, t 
 recapture, re fc(ip'fur,T.'a.(mar.) reprendre 
 
 nne prise. (elster. 
 
 raced*, rftetf, T. n. se retirer l| se de- 
 reoelpi, rffif, B. recette, reception, f. || 
 
 recn, m., quittance, t || to be in ~ of, 
 
 avoir recn. . fmiaafble. 
 
 receivable, risSv'&M, a, recevable, ad- 
 reoelve, rttW, v. a. recevolr || accepter. 
 
 admettre || eprouver, agreer, accneluir i| 
 
 contsnlr. flenr, m. || recipient, m. 
 
 receiver, rfafv'ir, s. receveur, m.l| rece- 
 receivlnr-honse, ri seeing luftot, B. 
 
 petite poste. f . || malson de eecoure, 
 recent, rfsint, a. rfioent, nonvcau || -ly, 
 
 ad. recemment. fveantft, t 
 
 reoentness, rfftfnfnit, a. recence, non- 
 receptacle, ritlp't&kl, s. reservoir, m. || 
 
 retraite, f. laccueil, m. 
 
 reception, rX ifp' thitn, a. rPcpptlon, f. II 
 receptive, rfgjp'tlv, a. rCcepttf. 
 recess, rttftf, a. retraite, f. II renfonoement, 
 
 m. || vacancefi, f. pi. fgistement. m. 
 
 recension, rtttoftkiin, s. retralte. f. || d6- 
 reclpa, r&flpi, 8. (m6d.) recette, f. 
 recipient, ririp'itnt, 8. (chlm.) recipinnt, 
 
 m. |proque(ment). 
 
 reciprocal, rttWrnkfil, a. (-ly, ad.) reci- 
 reciprooate, rigip'rikat, T. a. rendrn la 
 
 pareille. |L 
 
 reciprocity, rfulprSi'ta, s. reciprocity, 
 recital, rcn'tSl, recitation, rttltf- 
 
 thun, a. recitation, I. \\ recit, m. || (jar.) 
 
 expose, na. || seance, f. 
 recitative, rit'it&tev, a. (mii.) redtatif, 
 recitative, rtfitdtcv. a. recitant |m. 
 recite, rinf, T. a. reciter, raconter, d6- 
 
 talller. 
 
 reciter, ritit'ir. B. r6citateur. m. 
 reck, rik, v. a. <t n. avoir soin, Be souder 
 reckless. rikfli, a. insouciant. [de. 
 
 reckon, rtk'n, v. a. & n. compter || consi- 
 
 derer comme. 
 
 reckoner, rtk'nfr.t.. calculateur, m. 
 reckoning-, reVnlng, s. compte, calcnl, 
 
 m. || to be ont In one's ~, se tromper 
 
 dans eon calcul, se mecompter. 
 reclaim, rfkldm', T. a. reformer, coirlppr n 
 
 rtdamer. fpuyer. 
 
 recline, rfkKn'. v. a. A n. incliner || s'ap- 
 reolnse, rfkl6tr, s. reclns, m. 
 reolnslon, rtklffzhvn, g. reclualon, f. 
 recognisable, rfkSgnv'tabl, a. recon- 
 
 nalseable. 
 recognisance, rfkog'nlx&nt on rekSn'l- 
 
 tint, a. reconnaissance, f. || to enter in 
 
 -s, (jur.) etre mis soua lea verroux. 
 recognise, rtk'dy nit, v. a. reconnattre. 
 recognition, rlk 6g ntth' On, s. reconnais- 
 sance, f. 
 
 recoil, rijedff, v. n. reculer Mevant). 
 reooln, rekdj/n'. v. a. refondre la monnale. 
 recolnage, rekffjjn'aj, B. refonte de la 
 
 monnale, f. 
 recollect, rikSllfkf, v. a. recupJlllr || se 
 
 souvenir || reprendre courage. 
 recollection, rfkSlik'thun, 8. souvenir, 
 
 m. |l to the best of my ~, autant que 
 
 Je m'en souvlens. 
 recommence, rskSmmentf, T. a. recom* 
 
 mencer. (mander. 
 
 recommend, rOtHmmtnd', T. a. reconv 
 
 Wtt, KSt. f&r, MM;- Mr, gO, KST-, fnvne, inn; no, M, prwt; - ho*;
 
 recommendation reek 
 
 183 
 
 recommendation, rik 8m mT 'z'lhUn, a. 
 
 recoromandation. I. N letter of ~, lettre 
 
 de recommandation, I. 
 recommendatory, rtk Smmfn'ddttri, a. 
 
 de recommandation. Jcommande. 
 
 reoommender, rik dm mfnd'tr, B. qui re- 
 reoompenae, rW 6m pins, a. recompense, 
 
 f. II compensation, f. || dgdommogement, m. 
 recompense, r&'ompint, v. a. recom- 
 
 penser |l compenser || dgdommager. 
 pooompose, rektmpoz', v. a. recomposer || 
 
 tranquilliser. 
 reconcilable, riVfariUtbl, a. recon- 
 
 cUlable, compatible. [ntjiintar. 
 
 reconcile, rilf(mil, y. . rfronrtlier, 
 reconciliation, r/i <*n/t{H(i'An, n. rft- 
 
 oonclliatlon, L [pmfnnd. 
 
 recondite, rfk'SniKt, a. each*, abwtnw. 
 reconnoitre, rfkitnntty'ttr, T. a. (mil.) 
 
 falre nne reconnaissance, 
 reconquer, rekdng'ktr. v. a. reconqnfirlr. 
 reconsider, rSkontiftr, T. a. recon- 
 
 side'rer, considerer de. a nonvean. 
 reconsideration, rtkfanidtra't/iun, s. 
 
 rejet d'une motion parlementaire en se- 
 conds lecture, m. II on ~, tonte reflexion 
 
 fall*, 
 record, rtff <H&r<f,g. regtatre,m. || maximum 
 
 de Vitesse obtenn par leg blcyclistes, eta, m. 
 
 II -HI, s. pl. office, e. archives, f. pi. 
 record, rt kd&rf, v. a. enregistrer || ogle- 
 brer, [m. 
 recorder, rt kd&rd'tr, s. arcbl vlnte, greffler, 
 recount, rtkdGmf , v. a. raconter. 
 recoup, rfk6ff t v. a. Indemnlser || to ~ 
 
 oneself (by), se rattraper (snr). [m. 
 recourse, rikfri', B. recourg, m. || retoar, 
 lecover, rikuv'tr, v. a. & n. retablir la 
 
 sanUS 1| recoarrer, regagner, reprendre II se 
 
 retablir || rerenir a sot 
 recoverable, rikuv' tr & bl, a. reoonvrable|| 
 
 Rufridsable. 
 reooverr, rtkvtv'irl, g. reconvrement, m. || 
 
 gu6rlson, f. || In a fair way of ~, en 
 
 conyalescence. 
 
 recreant, rlkfrf/lnt, s. l&cbe, apoatat, m. 
 recreant, rik'rtdnt, a. lache. 
 recreate, rik'ridt, v. a. (A n.) (M) rfcrficr. 
 recreation, rlkrfti' thv.n, s. recreation, f. 
 recreative, rek'rf&liv, a. ricreatif. 
 recriminate, ri krlm'lnat.v.a.. rfcrimlnar. 
 recrimination, rfkrimina' thun, s. r6- 
 
 crimlnatlon, f. 
 recrudescence, rtkrfd&ftlnt, a, recm- 
 
 descenoe, f. [m. 
 
 recruit, rtkrdf, s. recme, f. II conscrit, 
 recruit, rikrof, T. a. A n. reparer, r6- 
 
 tablir |[ (mil.) recniter. 
 recruiting-, rikrofinrj, s. recrntement, 
 
 m., recrne, f. ~-sergreant, s. off icier 
 
 recrnteur, m. 
 
 reotangrle, rftfinagl. s. rectangle, m. 
 rectangular, rfkt lint/ gv. Mr. a. rectangu- 
 
 lalre. [Hcatlon, f. || distillation relterte, f. 
 rectification. rOe Uft kfffhun, B. rectt- 
 rectlfy. rOfttfi, T. a. rectifier, 
 rectilineal, riktilln'iU, a. rectillgne. 
 
 rectitude, r&ttttud, B. rectitude, f. || 
 drolture, t 
 
 rector, rtk'ttr, 8. recteur, m. || curS, m. 
 
 rectorship, rtk>t$riMp, s. rectorat, m. | 
 cure, f. 
 
 rectory, rfk'teri, s. rectorat, m. || care, f. 
 
 recumbent, rckiim'bfnt, a.penchC.coucne. 
 
 recuperative, riku'peratfv, a. recou- 
 
 recnr, reker' , v. n. recourir. [vrablc. 
 
 recurrence, rfkur'rfni, s. retour, recours, 
 
 recurrent, rikfii j rfnt,a- pgriodique. [m. 
 
 recusant, rik'uzdnt, 8. dissident, m. 
 
 red, rid. 8. rouge, m., couleur rouge, f. 
 
 red, rid, a. rouge || haired, a. ronz |) 
 ~-hot, a. tout rouse I) ardent || ~-lpaA, 
 n. minium, m. || ~-letter day, fate fot/c, 
 fete obligatolre, f. || ~-tape, 8. (Ha.) rou- 
 tine administrative, f- |) ~-tapiat, s. 
 bureancrnte, plumiMf, m. 
 
 r*dbraa8t, r&fbrM, 8. rouge-gorge, m. 
 
 redden, rifn, v. a. A n. rouglr. 
 
 reddish, r&i'uA, a. rougeatre. 
 
 redeem, ridan', v. a. racheter, dellTrer || 
 d6gaRer. compenser || to <~ one's pro- 
 mise, dfigager sa parole || -ing* Quality, 
 B. force redemptrlce, f. 
 
 redeemable, rfdem'dbl.ti. rachetable. 
 
 redeemer, rtdim'ir, 8. Betlempteur, m. |J 
 Ilb6rateur, m. 
 
 redemption, rfdim'shun, s. redemption, 
 f. || rachat, m., rancon, f. 
 
 redistribute, ridittrWit, T. a. redistri- 
 baer. [distribatlon, t 
 
 redistribution, re dir tribu' th&n, s. re- 
 redness, rid'nitj s. rougeur, t 
 
 redolence, rM'olint, s. parfum, m. 
 
 redolent, rtd'olfnt, a. ortorlfprant. 
 
 redouble, re dub' I, v. a. A n. redonbler. 
 
 redoubt, ridoTnf , s. redoute, f. 
 
 redoubtable. rid/fTvffbl, a. redontablft. 
 
 redound, rfdrPtond' , T. n. relaillir || con- 
 tribuer. Flagement, m. 
 
 redress, rtdrbf , 8. reparation, f. |l son- 
 redress, rtdrtof, T. a. redreeser, rectifier, 
 corriKer. r6parer IJ sonlager. 
 
 redresser, redrlt'tr, s. rfformatmir, m. 
 
 reduce, r'.&uit , v. a. rMulre || dimlnner g 
 convertlr || appauvrir. 
 
 reducible, rtdu'tibl, a. rtductlble. 
 
 reduction, ri duk'ttiiln, a, reduction, f. 
 
 redundancy, rt diin' dan ti, s. surabon- 
 dance, redondance, f. 
 
 redundant, rtdun'ddnt, a. redondanL 
 
 reduplicate, ridu'pli kat. T. a. redonbler. 
 
 reduplication, rt d<H pli kaf ihfm, a, re- 
 duplication, f. f'inpliratlf. 
 
 reduplicative, rffdffpKkStiv, a. (gr.) re- 
 
 red\irlng-, rfd'wing, 8. mauYis, m. 
 
 re-echo, riikfS, v. n. rfisonner, rep^ter. 
 
 reed, red, s. roseau, m. || chalumeau, m. H 
 flcche, 1. 
 
 reedy, red'i, a. convert de roseaui. 
 
 reef, ref, 8. ris d'une voile, m. |l reclf, m. || 
 to take In a ~, (mar.) prendre un rls. 
 
 reef, ref, v. a. prendre un rls || close -ed, 
 (mar.) au baa ris. 
 
 reek, rtk, 8. fumee, f. || vapenr, f. 
 
 ifStit, (u6, NU>. U cAafr, Joy; gaunt, yt; to*l, teal; tktog,
 
 184 
 
 reek reimprison 
 
 reek, rek, y. n. tumor. 
 reeky, reft. a. enfumg |) noir. 
 reel, reL s. dfividoir, m. || bobine, f. 
 reel, rS, v. a. & n. devider || toumer || 
 
 chanceler. 
 
 re -election, retlfk'shiin, 8. rCSlcrtlon, f. 
 re-engage, reingaf, v. a. rengager. 
 re-engagement, rSfngaj'mlnt, s. ran- 
 
 gagement, m. [KOKW. 
 
 re-enlist, refnlitf, y. n. (mil.) Be ran- 
 re-enter, rSfn'ttr. v. a. rentrer. 
 re -establish, re&Mto'KiA. T. a. rtW)r. 
 re-establishment, ritttib'KthmSnt, s. 
 
 r6tabliBsement, m. 
 
 reev, rev, T. a, (to ~ out) fifaufller. 
 re - examine, r#pz am' t, v.a. reexarotner. 
 retention, rlflSflMn, s. mfratcblssement, 
 
 re. || repas, m. n refection, f. 
 refectory, rtfOfttrl, 8. rtfectolre, m. 
 refer, rffb j , v. a. A n. rfffirer, remettre |] 
 
 s'en rapporter & || ranger, 
 referee, rtfirf, B. arnitiv, m. 
 reference, rifirfnt, 8. renvnl, rapport, 
 
 m. || allusion, f. || -s, pi. recommanda- 
 
 HOPH, f. pi. 
 
 refine, rtfin', y. a. raffiner, pnrlfler. 
 refinement, rifin'mfnt, B. rafflnage, af- 
 
 flnage, m. If raffinement, m. 
 refinery, rffin'tri, B. rafflnerie, f. 
 refit, rffif, v. a. rgparer, radonber. 
 reflect. rSntkV, v. a. & n. refl^ter || re- 
 
 jalllir II r6f Ifchir, considgrcr || blamcr. 
 reflection, rifli*? thtin, s. reflexion, f.. 
 
 reflPt, m., meditation, reverberation, f. [| 
 
 censure, f. 
 
 reflective, rXJlfk'tiv, a. rgnCchlssant. 
 reflector, rfnfk'tir, B. rtflecteur, m. 
 reflex, rgfLfks, a. raflexo. 
 reform, rtftifbrm'. s, rSforme, f. 
 reform, rtfdxbnn,, y. a. A n. rfiformer || 
 
 corriger. fde nouveau. 
 
 re-form, rifdXiirm,' , y. a. reformer, former 
 reformation, rffSrma'thun, B. reforma- 
 tion, f. [do correction, f. 
 reformatory, rffitHrrm'&tiri, B. maison 
 reformer, rff&irnn'iar, s. rfiformateur, m. 
 reformist, rifdtorm'itt, 8. rt^rmfi,- m. 
 refract, rffraief, v. a. retracter. 
 refraction, rlfrfitfshun, t. refraction, f. 
 refractoriness, rlfr&kfttrKnit, B. opinlfl- 
 
 trete, f. Jobstin6. 
 
 refractory, rifriOsfttrl, a. rtfractaire, 
 refrain, rtfrdn' , y. n. retenlr || s'abstenir 
 
 de. 
 
 refresh, rtfrtth,'. y. a. rafralchlr || recrfier. 
 refreshment, rtfrigh'ment, 8. rafralchis- 
 
 sement, m. || ~-bar, a. buffet, m. || ~- 
 
 room, 8. buffet, m. 
 refrigerator, rifrif tor Stir, s. glaciSre, 
 
 f., rafratcblssoir, m. 
 reft, rift, a. enlevf, ravl, 
 refuare, rffuj, e. refuge, m. 
 refugee, T<S{uj? , s. refugiB, m. 
 refulgrent, rifUl jSnt, a. rayonnant. 
 refund, rifund' , v.a. restituer, rembourser. 
 refusal, rffu'ztl, t. refus, m. || choii, m. || 
 
 flat ~, refus net, catCgoriqne. 
 
 refuse, rSfOt, B. refus, m || rebut, m., 
 
 camelote, f. 
 
 refuse, rifSsf, y. a. A n. refuser. 
 refutation, rtf&ta'ihun, s. refutation, f. 
 refute, rtfut', T. a. rfuter. 
 regraln, rtgan', y. a. regagner. 
 reg-al, rfgal, a. royal. 
 
 eal,rfgaf , v.a. r^galer. JroTaut4,m.pl. 
 
 galia, rfgalii, 8. pi. insignee de la 
 rearard, rig&rd' , K. gard, rapport, m. |) 
 
 conaidfiration, t. || with - to, & I'egard <ln. 
 regrard, rig&rtf, y. a. regarder, (MHM4- 
 
 rer || avoir tigard a, esumer II as -e, 
 
 quant a. 
 regrardfal, rfgdrd'f&H, a. attcntif || pldn 
 
 d'^gards II -ly, ad. avcc ^gards. 
 refrardless, rfg&rd'lfy, a. roanquant d'A- 
 
 gardfl, insouciant. 
 
 regrards, rfgdrd*', B. pi. amlt.lffn, f. pi. 
 regratta, rtgfii'ta, B. conree en hat'a<i, f. 
 regrenoy, rffjfnn. B. rtgence, f. 
 regrenerate, rijfn'irat, v. a. rfc^nffrtr. 
 regrenerate, rijfn'trat, _a. rfK^n^rfi. 
 reg-eneratlon, rijfntra'ihiin, B. rfRflnS- 
 reg-ent, rfjfnt, B. rf gent, m. [ration, f. 
 reg-lolde, refind, 8. regicide, m. 
 re-g-lld, rigild', y. a. redorer. 
 regrlmen, rtj'i mfn. s. regime, m., diete, f. 
 regriment, rej'imint, B. regiment, m. 
 regimental, rfjimfn'tal, a. rggimentaire. 
 regrlmentals, rijlmKn'talz, 8. pi. uni- 
 regrlon, rc'jun, B. region, f. [forme, m. 
 register, rfj'ister, s. reglstre, m. 
 reg-lster. r/fittir. y. a. enregistrer || en- 
 
 roler || charger (a letter). ftaire, m. 
 registrar, rijittrdr', e. greffier, Becrfi- 
 regrlstration, rij it tra'tMin, B. enregistre- 
 
 ment, m. 
 registry, rffif tri, 8. secretariat, m. fl en- 
 
 registremcnt, m. || ~-offlce, s. bureau 
 
 de placement, m. 
 regret, rtgref, 8. regret, m. 
 regret, rigrif, v.a. reKretter|| serepentlr. 
 regretfully, rigriffoilK, ad. ft contre- 
 
 ooeur. 
 
 regrettable, rfgrtfibl, a. regrettable. 
 regular, rip u Jar, a. rggulier, ordinaire || 
 
 ly, ad. rtgulierement II -s, 3. pi. troupes 
 
 de ligne, f. pi. 
 
 regularity, rigul&r'iti, 8. rggnlarltfi, f. 
 regulate, rig'u lot, v. a. rfgler, ordonner. 
 regulation, rt gulif thiin, s. rgglement, m. 
 regrnlator, rfg'uldttr, B. rfgulateur, m. || 
 
 balancier, m. (liter. 
 
 rehabilitate, rehdbifftat, y. a. rehabi- 
 rehabllltatlon, reh&bllitffshun, a. re- 
 
 habilitation, f. ftion, f. || recitation, f. 
 rehearsal, rf Unfit, s. recit, m. || repeti- 
 rehearse, re tiers', y. a. rCp^ter, reciter, 
 
 raconter, rapporter. 
 reign, ran, 8. rf gne, m. || sou veraine5, 
 
 autorltfi, f. [prfivaloir. 
 
 reign, ran, y. n. rggner, dominer BUT || 
 reimburse, reimbers', y. a. rembourser. 
 reimbursement, re \m tiers' mint, . rem- 
 
 boursement, m. fsouner. 
 
 reimprison, relmprlsfSn, y. a, rempri- 
 
 Ute, Mt, far, IcHb; \9rtjytt, Mr; mint, ftm; ni, Mt t prSve; hoVt;
 
 rein removable 
 
 185 
 
 rein, ran, 8. rfine, bride, f. || to give the 
 
 - to, Iftcber la bride ft. 
 rein, ran, T. a. tenir en bride, 
 reindeer, rdn'dir, B. renne, f. 
 reinforce, riinforf, v. a. renforcer. 
 re -Insert, riinitrf, v. a. insurer d 
 
 nouveau. ftablir. 
 
 reinstate, rUnitSf, v. a. rtlnUSgrer, r6- 
 re-lnsure, rrAntKor 1 , T. a. reassurer. 
 re-Issue, rtA'AiI, g. nouvelle emission, 
 reiterate, re f fir at, v. ft. relterer. If. 
 reiteration, reftir ffithvn, g. reiteration, f. 
 reject, rfjgkf. v. a. rejeter. 
 rejection, rtjgk'thiin, g. rejection, f. 
 rejoice, rfjtKitf , v. a. (A n.) (Be) rfijoulr. 
 rejoining, rt jiff/if ing, g. rejoalBRance. f. 
 rejoin, rfj&j/n' , v. a. A n. rejolndre |j re- 
 
 pllqoer. 
 rejoinder, rfjfyn'dtr, p. rfSpliqne, f. II 
 
 to put In a ~. Uor.) rlpllquer. 
 rejuvenate, rfjffvfnat, v. a. rajennlr. 
 rejuvenescence, rejnvtntif etnt, g. ra- 
 
 jeimlsBetnent, m. 
 relapse, rilApif, B. rechnte, f. 
 relapse, rflapn 1 , v. n. retomber. 
 relate,r<(C, v.a. An. renter |] se rapportrr. 
 related, rtlaftM, a. parent, alli6. 
 relater, r flatter, B. narrateur, ra. Jf. 
 
 relation, rt Iff shun. g. relation, f. ||parent6, 
 relationship, rt Iffthvn tMp, 8. parent^, f. 
 relative, rd'ativ, s. pronom relatif, m. || 
 
 parent, m. [lativement. 
 
 relative. r*Td, a. relatif |l -ly, ad. re- 
 relax, rt Wets', T. a. A n. relacher || delas- 
 
 ser D ge relacher |l Be radoudr. 
 relaxation, re ink* a'thun. B. relftchement, 
 relaxing: , ri Mating, a. enervanL [m. 
 relay, relit, t. re lain, m. 
 release, rile* , g. eiarglssement, m., d- 
 
 livrance, quittance, f. 
 release, rflft". v. a. relacber, dfigager, 
 
 decbarger || quitter, 
 releg-ate, rtcignt, v. a. reiegner. 
 relegation, rtltgVthun, a. relegation, f. 
 relent, riUnf, v. n. g'adondr || ge fondre || 
 
 ceVler. (flexible. 
 
 relentless, rXUnfU**, a. Improvable, in- 
 relevant, riVfvSnt, a. qul goolage U Be 
 
 rapportant a. 
 
 reliance. riK'&ni, g. conflanoa, 1 
 relic, riffk, g. reate, m. M relique, f. 
 relict, riflkt, 8. veuve, L 
 relief, rr/T . B. relief, m. || Boulagement, 
 
 m., aide, f. f| pose, f. 
 relieve, rfliv, v. a. goulager. gecourlr B 
 
 delirrer || relever (une sentinelle). 
 rellevlnar-offloer, rtUv'ingdfftttr, *. 
 > comraiesaire des pauvreg, m. 
 relievo, ri lev's, B. relief, m. 
 re -light, re fiT. v. a. rallumer. 
 religion, rtlij'un, B. religion, t B <Kvo- 
 
 lion, pifiUS, f. 
 religions, rfKJ'ut, ft. religleaz B -ly, ad. 
 
 rellglen semen t, 
 
 rellKlousness. rtKfuirtft, s. piSt*, f. 
 relinquish, r'.Vvnffkwvih., T. ft. aban- 
 
 donner, renoncer. 
 
 MfifMt, ta, t&>. 
 
 rellnqulshment, rtKng'favithmtnt, s. 
 
 abandon, m., cession, f. 
 reliquary, rtl'iku-tiri, e. reliquaire, m. 
 relish, rfrisk, e. gout, m. || plaislr, m. 
 relish, rll'ish, v. a. A n. donner da gout, 
 
 approuver, savourer N avoir bon gout, 
 rellshable, rfl'ish&Ol, relishing', rfl'- 
 
 1th my, a. appetissant, savoureux. 
 reluctance, rfluk't&m, a. repugnance, f, 
 reluctant, rtluk'tdnt, a. qui aglt avec rfi- 
 pugnance || pea dispos4 II -ly, ad. a 
 contre-cojur. 
 
 rely, ritf , v. n. compter eur, se reposer sur. 
 remain, rtman', T. n. rester. s'arrfit^r, 
 demeurer || dnrer. [rfigida, m. 
 
 remainder, rimdn'Mr, 8. rete, restant, 
 remains, rgmonaf, n. pi. rentee, dfibrig, 
 
 m. pi. || d6poullle mortrl ir, f. 
 remand, rfmandf , v.a. romander, rappeler. 
 remark, remark' , g. remarque, f. 
 remark, rtm&rk? ,v.a. remarqner, observer. 
 remarkable, rfmdrk'iihl, a. remarquable, 
 remarkably, rtmdrk'&oH, ad. remar- 
 quablement fmarier. 
 
 remarry, remir'rt, v. a. (An.) (*e) re- 
 remediable, rimfdidbt, a. remMlahle. 
 remedial, r# m* dl a/.a. rBparaterir || cnratlf. 
 remediless, rfm'tdilit, a. irremediable, 
 remedy, rtm'edi, g. remSde, ra. || reoourg, 
 remedy, rfm'fdi, v. a. remedier. |m. 
 remember, rfmim'bir, v. a. A n. Be sou- 
 venir, Be remettre, se rappeler || faire men- 
 tlon de || to ~ another kindly to one, 
 rappeler qn. an bon souvenir d'un antre. 
 remembrance, rfmfm'brinn, B. souvenir, 
 m. || mf moire, f. || kind -s I mllle cbosea 
 de ma parti [moire, 
 
 remind, remind', v. a. rappeler a la mi- 
 reminder, rfmiruf tr, B. souvenir, m. 
 reminiscence, rfminli'ttni, i. remi- 
 niscence, f. 
 remiss, rlmW , a. negligent, pareggeux H 
 
 -ly, ad. nonchalamment. 
 remissible, rtmtn'tibl, ft. rfmlssihle. 
 remission, rimith'un, t. remission, f., 
 pardon, m. I) indulgence, f. || relache, m. 
 remit, rtmlf, v. a. A n. relacher, adoudr II 
 remettre, faire remettre, euvoyer || se re- 
 lacher, ge ralentir. 
 
 remittance, rfmtt'iint, i. (com.) remise, f. 
 
 remnant, rfm'nfint, g. regie, restant, m. || 
 
 coupon (de drap), m. fmer. 
 
 remodel, rfn/idfl. v. ft. remodeler, rtifur- 
 
 remonstranoe, rtmSn'ttr&ni, g. remon- 
 
 tranoe, f. fremontrancci. 
 
 remonstrate, rim&n'itrfU, v. a. faire des 
 
 remorse, rtmSrt', s. remorda, m. 
 
 remorseful, rtmSri'faoi, a. decblre de 
 
 remorda. [cruel. 
 
 remorseless, rim&rt'ltt, a. Bans remorda, 
 
 remote, rimof a. eiolgne, rccuie || -ly, 
 
 ad. de or au loin || falblement. 
 remoteness, rimSfnii, B. eiolgnement, 
 
 m. H distance, f. 
 
 remount, remffOnf , B. (mil.) remonte, 1 
 remount, remfUmf, v. a. A n. remonter, 
 removable, rfmrm'&bl, a. amovible. 
 
 tMng, IHert,
 
 186 
 
 removal reproachful 
 
 removal, rfmov'tU, e. displacement, 
 
 elolgnement depart, m. || transport, m. |[ 
 
 deposition, f. 
 remove, rimSv', s. demdnagempnt, m. || 
 
 relevg, m. || depart, m. 
 remove, rtmdv , v. a. & n. dfiplacer, 6ter. 
 
 filoigner || lever, transferer || s'61oigner || 
 
 changer de logement, demenager. 
 remunerate, rtmffntr&t, v.a. rfimunfirer. 
 remuneration, rimunera'ahiin, B. re- 
 muneration, L [nfirateur. 
 remunerative, rtmli'ner Ktiv, a. rfimii- 
 renaissance, rttuu's&nz, s. la Benais- 
 
 sance (au 15 6 siScle). 
 rencounter, rfnkoti-n'ter, s. rencontre, f., 
 
 choc, m. J| combat, m. 
 rend, rSnd, v. a. dechirer, fendre, 
 render, rfn'dir, v. a. rendre || tradulre. 
 rendezvous, rin'divo ou rang'divS, v. n. 
 
 se dormer rendez-vous. 
 renegade, rin'tgad, R. ren^eat, tn. 
 rene-w, rfnS, v. a. renouveler. 
 renewal, rgnu'aJ, B. renouvellement, tn. 
 rennet, rfn'nft, s. prfisui-e, f. feavouer. 
 renounce, rinrffuns' , v. a. renoncer, A6- 
 renovate, rtn'o vat, v. a. renouveler. 
 renovation, rinovffihun, e. renouvelle- 
 ment, m. 
 
 renown, renoHm', 8. renommee, f. 
 renowned, rtnokmd', a. renornrotf, cfi- 
 
 ICbre. . Jrevenu, loyer, m. 
 
 rent, rfnt, 8. dPcbirure, (ente, f. || rente, f., 
 rent, rgnt, v. a. <t n. donner & louage, louer. 
 rentable, rtnf&tl. a. qui pent etre loug. 
 rental, rfnt'dl, 8. etat de revenus, m. 
 renter, rtnftr, e. locatalre, m. 
 renunciation, rtnuntia'thiin, s. renon- 
 
 clRUon, f. 
 
 reooonpjr, rlSk'kujn, v. a. r^occuper. 
 reopen, riiTpn, v. a. An. rouvrir || (ot 
 
 schools) rentrer. f^colec, f. 
 
 reopening:, reffpning, rentree des 
 reorg-anlaatlon, reSrganizd'ihun, 8. 
 
 reorganisation, f. 
 
 reorgranlae, reSr'gSniz, v. a. rf organiser. 
 repair, rtpSr'. 8. reparation, t to keep 
 
 la ~, entretenir en bon etat. 
 repair, ripar' , r. a. A n. rtparer, raccom- 
 
 moder || d^dommagcr || se rendre a. 
 repairer, rlpar'fr, 8. rfparateur, rac- 
 
 commodeur, m. 
 
 reparable, rfp'drabl, a. reparable. 
 reparation, repd ra'ehun, B. reparation, f. 
 repartee, ripartff, s. rgplique prompte 
 
 et trappante, f. 
 
 re-pass, rtp&tf , v. a. repasser. 
 repast, rfp&tf , e. diner, m. frendre. 
 repay, rfpdf, v. a. repayer, rembourser, 
 repayable, rtpd'dbl, a. remboursable. 
 repayment, rfpa'mint, B. rembourse- 
 
 ment, m. ff. 
 
 repeal, ripfT , 8. revocation, abrogation, 
 repeal, repel', v. a. rgvoqner, abroger. 
 repealable, rtpel'&bl, a. revocable, 
 repeat, rfpef, v. a. oSpeter, riUSrer, rfi- 
 
 dter. [reprises. 
 
 repeatedly, ripftOdli, ad. & plnsieura 
 
 repeater, rtpettr, 8. montre A rC petition, f. 
 repel, rtptf, v. a. repousser. 
 repent, rfpfnf. v. a. & n. se repentir. 
 repentance, ripfnfSru;S. repentir, m. 
 repentant, riffnfdnt, a. repentant, 
 repeople, repe'pl. v. a. repeupler. 
 repercussion, reperkuth'vn, s. rfiper- 
 
 cussion, f. 
 
 repertory, rffflr tir {, e. repertoire, t 
 repernsal, riperffzl, B. nouvelle lecture, f. 
 repetition, rip ctisVun, B. repetition, 1. 1| 
 
 (miis.) reprise, t. 
 repine, ripvat , v. n. s'affliger. 
 repining:, rtpvn'lng, B. murmnre, m. 
 replace, rtplas', v. a. replacer, remplacer. 
 replant, r S plane , v. a. replanfer. 
 replantation, re pltim to! thtin, B. replan- 
 tation, 1 fachever. 
 replenish, rfplfn'iih, v. a. remplir, 
 replete, rtpleif, a. rempll, pleln. 
 repletion, rtplfshun, s. repletion, f. 
 reply, ripK', 8. rponse, f. 
 reply, rlpK', v. a. rfipliquer, repondre. 
 report, report' , B. bniit, m. || reputation. 
 
 f. || rScit, rapport, m. || compte-rendu, m. || 
 
 detonation, f. 
 report, rlporf, v. a, rapporter, faire un 
 
 rapport, rendre compte || to ~ oneself, 
 
 donner son slgnalement. 
 reporter, riporftr, B. rapporteur, m. II 
 
 correspondant, stSnographe, m. || -s' 
 
 gallery, s. tribune des journalises, f. 
 reporting 1 , riporfing,'s. coniptes-rendus 
 
 de journaux, m., correspondance, f. 
 repose, repoz', B. repos, m. 
 repose, rfpot', v. a. A. n. (se) reposer. 
 repository, ripS* \tsri, B. depot, ma- 
 
 gasin, m. [session de. 
 
 repossess, ripSf tftf, v. a. rentrer en pos- 
 reprehenslble, riprthin'sibt, a. blft- 
 
 mable. [maniere reprehensible. 
 
 reprehenslbly, rep rtMn'tl bl'i, ad. d'une 
 represent, rip re zenf, v. a. reprfsenter. 
 representation, riprezenta'ihun, B. re- 
 presentation, f. [put*, m. 
 representative, rtprtzenf&tiv, s. de- 
 representative, rfprtzint'&liv, a. re- 
 
 prfaentatif. 
 
 repress, riprttf ' , v. a. reprimer. 
 repression, rSprfsh'un, s. repression, 1 
 repressive, riprii/ilv, a. rfpressif. 
 reprieve, riprev', 8. Bursts, m. || rgpit, m. 
 reprieve, rfprcv", v. a. (Jur.) accorder un 
 
 eursig, surseoir a. 
 
 reprimand, rgp'rim'i-nd, B. rgprimande, f. 
 reprimand, rep'rimdnd,v.a. rCprimander, 
 
 blamer. 
 
 reprint, r? print, s. rSImpresslon, f. 
 reprint, riprinf, T. a. reiraprimer. 
 reprisal, repri'zi'l, B. rcpn'saille, f. [f. , 
 reproach, reprocfi', B, reprocbe, m.||bonte, - 
 reproach, riprSch', v. a. reprocher. 
 reproaohable, rtproch'abl, a. digne de 
 
 blame, 
 reproachful. rtproch'fSSl, a. injurieox || 
 
 bonteux || -ly, ad. injurieusement, hon- 
 
 teusemenl. 
 
 late, Ml, far, leOi; hr, fit, Mr; \n, ftn; *S, Mt, prtot; -
 
 reprobate respective 
 
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 reprobate, ripf robot, s. rfiprouve, m. 
 reprobate, rfyrobat, y. a. rtprouver. 
 reprobate, riff robot, a. rfiprouve. 
 reprobation, riprooa'th&n, s. rfiproba- 
 
 reprodnoe, reprodutf , v. a. reprodnire. 
 reproduction, reprodvJc'tlivn, s, repro- 
 duction, f. [niande, f . 
 reproof, rSprSf, s. reprocbe, m., repri- 
 reprovable. riTproVdAi, a. reprehensible. 
 reprove, rtprftf ' , v. a. rCnrlmander. 
 reprovingly, riprdv'tng K, ad. en guide 
 
 de reprocbe. 
 
 reptile, rWta, a. reptile, m. 
 reptile, r/Sj/fil, reptilian, riptttlin,*. 
 
 reptile || rampant |l has, vll. 
 republic, rtpfib'Hk, s. rtfpnbllqnp, f. [m. 
 republican, rfpiU/H k&n, . republlcain, 
 republican, rtpOb'Kk&n, a. republicain. 
 repubUoaniHo, r#;ni*'/f *dni*,v.a. rendre 
 
 republicain. [pnblicanlsme, m. 
 
 republicanism. NMrKMabM, S. rf- 
 repnblloatlon, riptibKka'fhun, s. nou- 
 
 yelle Mition, f . 
 
 rpnbllh, rspvJ>'li.<!i, y. a. republler. 
 repudiate, r^pw'difol, y. a. rfpurtior. 
 repugnance, riptig'ndnt, B. repugnance, 
 
 f. || contrariety f! |i resistance, f. 
 rpu(rnant, rtpvg'n&nt, a. repugnant || 
 
 -IT, ad. ayec repugnance, 
 repnlae, rUpiUtf. B. rcfuR, m. 
 repulse, riptilr . y. a. repousser, refuser. 
 repulsion, rf.iv thiin, e. repulsion, f. 
 repulalve, r* pul' siv , a. repoussant || 
 
 (phye.) rfipnlsif |J ~ly, ad. d'une maniflre 
 
 repouBBante || froidement 
 repurchase, ripir'cMt, B. rachat, m. 
 reporohaae, rf pit' chat, \. a. racbetcr. 
 reputable, rtp'ii ti, hi a. honorable, 
 reputably, rtfp'v. ti, bit, nd. bonorablement. 
 reputation, rgputffthtin, 8. reputation, f. 
 repute, rijpvf , 8. reputation, t. 
 repute, rput? , y. a. rtputer. 
 request, rtkwltf , B. requete, demand?, 
 
 prlflre, f. || reputation, f. [llciter. 
 
 request, rfkwfff , y. a. demander, eol- 
 requlem, rfbwifm, n. requiem, m. 
 require, rfkvrir 1 , y. a. demander || exlgcr || 
 
 avoir becoln. It., besoin, m. 
 
 requirement, rtkvnr'mfni, B. demande, 
 requisite, rgVurttft, B. choe necessalre, f. 
 requisite, rfkfvAzU, a. requlB, nflcrssalre. 
 requisition, rikwizitVun, 8. requisition, 
 
 demande, f. 
 requiBltlonlst, rXkwvtvth'Znbt, e. 8i- 
 
 gnataire d'une convocation (or Inrltatlon), 
 m. fpense, f. 
 
 requital, rikwi'til, B. revanche, f. ||rdcom 
 
 requite, rtkvrit', y. a. recompenser || ae 
 
 venger || prendre sa revanche, 
 rescind, rfriruF. y. a. rescinder. annular. 
 rescript, rftkript, 8. resent, edit, m. 
 rescue, r&ku, a. dfllvrance,!. ||secours,m. 
 rescue, ris'ku, y. a. dellvrer, ilrer de. 
 research, rittreh', B. recherche, t 
 reseat, ritif, v. a. rasseoir. 
 re-seise, reii*', v. a. ressalslr. 
 
 tdf; fSSt, tain, tit. B eMr, ioy; game, yw; nrf, #oi; tM*f, tlerr. 
 
 resemblance, ritfm'blnru, 8. reesem- 
 
 blance, image, f. 
 
 resemble, riz&n'bl, y. a. ressembler. 
 resent, rtzfnt', y. a. reseentlr. 
 reaenter, rizfriftr, 8. penonoe anlmee 
 
 de ressentiment, f. fcatif . 
 
 resentful, rgegnffSSl, a. haineni, ylndl- 
 resentment, rgztnt'ment, 8. ressentiment, 
 
 m. (restriction, t || arriere-pensee, f. 
 
 reservation, riz&rvti.'shfm, s. reserve, 
 reserve, rf.*er>i' , 8. rfiserve, f. 
 reserve, rSziancf ' , y. a. reseryer. 
 reservedly, rtztr'vSdli, ad. ayec roservi;. 
 reservoir, rtz * vafar 1 , e. reservoir, m. II 
 
 puisard, m. fdiqner de nouvenn. 
 
 reset, ref, y. a. reposer, reroettrp, in- 
 reshlp, rethlp* , v. a. rembarquer. 
 reshipment, ritMp'mint, s. rembarqne' , 
 
 ment, m. 
 
 reside, rfzuf. v. n. r6s)der, demeurer. 
 residence, r&idfiu, B. residence, L fl 
 
 domicile, m. fdnmldie, m. 
 
 residency, riWlilfn/n, a. residence, f., 
 resident, riifidint,fL i^sidanLdemenranL 
 residential, riziriiin'th&l, a, dereeidencc. 
 residue, rfz'idu, a. rfsidu, restant, m. 
 residuum, rfzirf'u urn, s. (chem. ) residu. m. 
 resign, re tin' , y. a. <k n. resigner, oSder, 
 
 donner sa demission II ae soumettre. 
 resignation, rizig na'.'Aun,n.r6signaUon, 
 
 f. || (IftmiRRion, f. 
 
 reslgrner, rgzin'tr, a. dgmissionnaire, m. 
 resin, riz'in; B. reslne, f. 
 resinous, riz'inus, a. rflslneux. 
 resist, rezitt' , y. a. rfslster. fsia(ann>. 
 reslstable, nfzixf&bl, a. capable de rt- 
 resistance, rgtltf&nt, B. rfislstance, f. 
 resolute, rtz'olot, a. (-ly, ad.) reaoln 
 
 (ment). 
 resolution, rizoU'shun, t. resolution, f. II 
 
 to oome to a ~, prendre une resolution. 
 resolvable, rt*6lv i.bl, a. resoluble, 
 resolve, rtznlv' , y. a. A n. resondre, d6- 
 
 clder || Be determiner || se fondre. 
 resonance, rttonnnt, e. resonnancr, f. 
 resonant, rtf'Snant, a. resonnant 
 resort, ritSrt', s. recours, m., aasemblfic, 
 
 f. || refuge, m. 
 
 resort, rizOrf, y. n. recourir || frCquentra-. 
 resound, rf. znu-nd' , y. n. reBonner. 
 resource, risnrtf , 8. ressource, f . 
 respect, ritpeTef, s. respect, egard, m.. 
 
 cstimo, veneration, f. || motif, rapport, m. II 
 
 -s, pi. devoirs, bommagPB, m. pi. li In ~ 
 
 of, par rapport & || with ~ to, a P _ 
 respect, rtupfkt' ', y. a. respecter || regardcr. 
 respectability, rttpikt & bit" i ti, 8. re- 
 
 spectablllte, f. [estimable. 
 
 respectable, rieptk? dbl, a. respectable || 
 respectably, rttpgkt'&W, ad. d'une ma- 
 
 niere respectable, 
 respectful, riiptkffdfl, a. reEpectueuz || 
 
 -ly, ad. avec respect 
 
 respecting-, rispfkflng, prp. al'egard A". 
 respective, rttptketv. a. respectlf, re- 
 
 latif || -ly, ad. reepectlvement, relative-
 
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 respirator reveller 
 
 respirator. rlt'ptrStir, a. respirateur, m. 
 respite, ri^pit, s. dglai, rfpit, m. || sur- 
 
 sSnnce, f., Bursis, m. [surpeoir. 
 
 respite; rttfpit, v. a. donner du rfpit || 
 resplendence, ri spVMdtnt, 8. gclat, m. 
 resplendent, rttpUn'dfnt, a, resplen- 
 
 dlasant. 
 
 respond, rftpSnff, v. n. rpondre. 
 respondent, rispond'fnt, s. (Jur.) dffcn- 
 
 dur, m. [m. 
 
 response, rXtpSmf. B. jfiponse, f., 6cho, 
 responsibility, r* p #n t tif t tf, n. re- 
 
 sponsorillite, f. 
 
 responsible, rip9n'itbl, a. responsable. 
 ropponslvn, rXtpKn' tfv, a. f-ly, ad.) qul 
 
 rSpond, qul correspond || en reponse. 
 responsiveness, rgipXn'tiv nfy, e. ac- 
 
 onrd, m., correspondance, f. 
 rent, rftt, B. repog, m. || (mu8.) silence, f. II 
 
 (poet.) r/Rnre, f. || arret, m. || rcste, m. || 
 
 leu autrea. 
 rest, r*rt, v. n. Be reposer || ae.coucher || 
 
 -, Y. a. repofier, appuyer. frepos, m. 
 
 sttnir- place, rfnt' ing plat, t. lieu de 
 restitution, ris ti tv'*hun, 8. restitution, f. 
 restive, rirflft, a. rStif, optnlfltre. 
 restless, ritVlte, a. sans repos, inqulet || 
 
 -ly, ad. avec inquietude. 
 restoration, rittora'th&n, s. restitution, 
 
 restauration, f. 
 
 restorative, rittSr'&Hv, s. restaurant, rn. 
 restorative. ristSr'ntiv. a. restaurant, 
 
 fortiflant. 
 
 restore, rittor', v. a. restituer || rendre. 
 restrain, rtitranyr. a. retenir|| restreindre. 
 restraint, rfitranf, 8. contrainte, f. || 
 
 restriction, gene, f. || to be under ~, 
 
 Tivre dans la contrainte. 
 restrlet, rtitnkf, v. n. reetreindre. 
 restriction, rf ttrfk' thiin, 8. restriction, f. 
 restrictive. rUttrikfiv, a. restrict if. 
 result, riiiilf, 8. rfsnlt-af, m. 
 result, rSziUt' , T. n. rCsultor. 
 resultant, rf_zulfdnt, 8. rfoultante, f. 
 resume, renim' , T. a. reprendre || renouer. 
 resnmptlon, rtzum' shuit, g. reprise, f. || 
 
 continuation, L 
 
 resurrection, rfz tr rSW thUn, n. resur- 
 rection, f. || ~-man, s. voleur de cadavres, 
 
 m. || ~-ple, a. J>ftt6 de restes de viande, m. 
 resuscitate, resiafti tat, T. a. fairercvivre. 
 resuscitation. rittUt si iff thiin, s. rfsur- 
 
 rection, f., retonr ft la Tie, m. 
 retail, ritaP. a. vcnte en detail, f. 
 retail, rttal' v. a. detainer || vendre en 
 
 detail. Jdgbiteur, m. 
 
 retailer, rttaftr, a. (com.) dgtalllant, m. || 
 retain, rXtan', T. a. retenir || conserver. 
 retainer, r&tari/tr, s. partisan, m. ||bono- 
 
 raire, m. || appni, m. || m, pi. aulte, f. 
 retake, retak' , T. a. reprendre. fsaiUes. 
 retaliate, rftdl'iat, T. a. user de reprd- 
 retaliation, ritallSihun, a. talion. m. 
 retaliatory, ritdl'id ter i, a. en represaille. 
 retard, rftdrf, T. a. retarder. 
 retardation, rit&r AS thOn, a. retarde- 
 
 ment, m. 
 
 retch, rich, T. n. falre des haut-le-corps 
 
 retell, rgtil'.r. a. redire, rtpfiter. 
 
 retention, rttln' shun, t. conservation, f. || 
 m6moire, t. [(mf moire). 
 
 retentive, ritin'tiv, a. Hdele, tenace 
 
 reticence, rffff tfns, s. reticence, t. 
 
 reticent, rffitfnt, a. taciturne. 
 
 reticle, rifikl. s. petit filet, m. 
 
 reticule, rit'ikul, 8. sac, ridicule, m. 
 
 retina, rft'ind, s. ratine, f. 
 
 retinue, rffinu, s. suite, f. || cortSge, m. 
 
 retire, rftir', v. a. (<fe n.) (se) retirer. 
 
 retired, rttird', a. Bolilaire, secret || ~ list, 
 e. controls de8 personnes (or officiers) en 
 retraite, n>. 
 
 retirement, rfKr'mfnt, s. retraite, f. 
 
 retiring 1 , rtKr'lng, a. qui full le mondfl il 
 ~ pension, R. pension de retraite, f. 
 
 retort, rStirf, B. rfipllque, f. || (chem.) 
 cornue, t. pa pnrcillp. 
 
 retort, riWr?, v. a. &n. retorquer, rendre 
 
 retonoh, retvch' , v. a. retoucher. 
 
 retrace, rttrd',\. a. retraccrjl revenlr sur. 
 
 retract, rftrakf.v. a. (A n.) (se) rfitractcr. 
 
 retraction, ri trtik'xfiun, s. retractation, f. 
 
 retreat, ritref, s. retraite, f. 
 
 retreat, ritrer, v. n. Be retirer || (mil.) 
 battre en retraite. (trancher. 
 
 retrench, rttrtnih', T. a. (A n.) (se) re- 
 retrenchment, rttrimh'mint, B. re- 
 tranchement, m. 
 
 retribution, ret ri bu' thiin, 8. rembourse- 
 ment, m. || recompense, t. ftenr. 
 
 retrlbntory, rf trib'uttri, a, rSmunfra- 
 
 retrlevable, ritrev' &bl, a. recouvrable. 
 
 retrieve, rttriv', T. a. recouvrer|| retablir, 
 rfiparer, recuperer. fm. 
 
 retriever, ritrtv'ir, s. blgle, charnaigre, 
 
 retroactive, retroak'tiv, a. rfitroactif. 
 
 retrogrrade, rftrograd,'r.'a. retrograder, 
 aller en arri6re. 
 
 retrograde, rs'trogrdd, a. retrograde. 
 
 retrogrresslon, retro grfsk'Hn, 8. mouTK- 
 ment retrograde, m. 
 
 retrospect, rFtrotpfkt, retrospection, 
 retrSspek'shun, B. revue du passe, f. || 
 coup d"o3il retrospectif, m. (spectif. 
 
 retrospective, retroipgk' liv, a. retro- 
 
 retry, rein' , y. a. essayer de nouveau. 
 
 return, ritirn', 8. retour, m. || retro- 
 gression, rentree, f. || recompense, f. || de- 
 tail, rapport, m., liste, (. |j election, f. H 
 profit, m. || remise, f. 
 
 return, rftern', y. a. rendre, restitner l| 
 renvoyer || elire || retourner, revenlr || r6- 
 pondre H to ~ to Parliament, nommer 
 membre da Parlement [(Jur.) de renvol. 
 
 returnable, retcrn'abl, a. restltuable [[ 
 
 reunion, reun'yun, a. reunion, f. 
 
 reunite, reuntf, y. a. (<fe n.) (Be) rfiunlr. 
 
 reveal, rfvef, y. a. reveler. 
 
 revel, rfv'tl, B. orgie, f. 
 
 revel, rtv'il, y. n. baochanaliser. 
 
 revelation, rfv (la'sMin, s. revelation, f. l| 
 Book of Revelations, Apocalypse, t 
 
 reveller, rtv'il tr, s. joyeui convive, no- 
 cenr, m. 
 
 mt, KOt, ftr, Wtt; Asrv, gtt, Mr; MiM, ln; - ni, hit, pr6v; hole;
 
 revelry ridiculousness 
 
 189 
 
 rivalry, rfv'ilri, a. rejouissance tumul- 
 
 tueuse, orgle, f. [vanche, f. 
 
 revenue, rtvfnf, 9. vengeance, t || re- 
 reveng-e, rtvfnf , v. a. venger. 
 revengreful, rivgnj'fMl, a. ylndlcatlf 
 
 -ly, ad. avec vengeance. 
 revenue, rtVJnu, s. revenu, m., rente, f. || 
 
 - officer, s. donanier, m. 
 reverberate, rtvtr'btr at, v. a. reverbgrer, 
 
 ref lechir || rtSpercuter. 
 reverberation, rivir brra'shUn, B. r6- 
 
 verWration, f. || repercussion, f. 
 reverberator?, rfvir'berdtirf, a. rf- 
 
 verbe'rant. [r. a. rfivfirer, honorer. 
 
 revere, rtvSr', reverence, rtu'crgtu, 
 reverence, rfv'erfns, s. rfve'rence, f. 
 reverend, rfv'erfnd, s. abtx5, m. Hpasteur, 
 
 m. [Reverend, (litre) Rv<Sreudis9lme. 
 reverend, rlv'erlnd, a. venerable || Kig-ht- 
 reverent, rfv'frfnt, reverential, r- 
 
 trfn'thil, a. (-ly, ad.) rSvSreneieux || re- 
 
 epectueux || respectueusemenC 
 reversal, r<f ver' <U, g. cassation, f. 
 reverse, rl vtrf , s. revere, m. || vicissitude, 
 
 f. y contralre, m. 
 reverse, river? , v. a. renverser || abollr || 
 
 to ~ an engine, changer le sens da 
 
 mouvement d'une locomotive. 
 reversible, rtvtr'ribl, a. revocable || (of 
 
 clothes) a deux endroits. 
 reversion, rivAr'iMin, s. reversion, f. || 
 
 lurvivance, f. [rCverslble. 
 
 reversionary, rfvir'ihuntrt, a. (jur.) 
 revert, rivtrf.v. a. retourner. reveiur. 
 r victual, revrfl, v. a. ravltalLler. 
 review, rtvff , . revue, t || Inspection, f., 
 
 exameo, m. II critique, f. 
 review, riwf , v. a. faire la revue (dea 
 
 troupes), passer en revue || revolr, reviser || 
 
 critiquer. |<j*-ii!*eur, m. 
 
 revle-wer, rivXtr, i. journaliste, critique, 
 revile, rfvtT. T. a. injurier, outrager. 
 revise, rtvir, s. seconde ipreuve, f. 
 revise, rivuS, T. a. revolr, reviser. 
 reviser, rivftir. . reviseur, m. 
 revision, rivitk un, s. revision, revue, f. 
 revisit, reviz'it, T. a. visitor de nouveau. 
 revival, rtv\'vU, s. retour a la vie, in. || 
 
 reualseance, f. 
 revive, rivlv" , v. a. 4 n. faire revlvre, 
 
 ranimer y reveulr en vie || se rltabllr.- 
 reviver, rivVvtr. s. restaurateur, m. 
 revocable, rtv'okttl, a. revocable. 
 revocation, rlvSkSihun, s. revocation. 
 revoke, rtvoV , v. a. rivoquer. If, 
 
 revolt, rivolf, s. rivolte, I. 
 revolt, rtvolf, v. n. se revolter. 
 revolting;, rivolf Ing. a. revoltant. 
 revolution, rivolu'shun, s. revolution, f. 
 revolutionary, rtv olffihtintri, a. rvo- 
 
 lutionnalre. [lutlonnalre, m. 
 
 revolutionist, rlvSlffihunltt, a. r6vo- 
 revolntlonlse, rivSlffthUnif, v. a. rg- 
 
 volutlonner. (tor || tourner. 
 
 revolve, rivSlv', v. a. & n. rouler || iudl- 
 revolver, rlvilv'tr, s. pUlolet ^- fusil a 
 
 revolving 1 , rtvllv'iny, a. tournant || pdrlo- 
 dlqne. 
 
 reward, rtwdfvrd' , t. recompense, f. 
 
 reward, r i victor f , v. a. rgcompenser. 
 
 rewarder, rtwa&rd' tr, a. rgmunfiratcur, m. 
 
 rewrite, renf, v. a. rficrire || rSdiger ds 
 nouveau. 
 
 rhapsody, rip'sodi, s. rapsodle, f. t 
 
 rhetoric, riforik, 8. rhetorique, f. 
 
 rhetorical, rltor'ikdl, a. de rhetorique. 
 
 rhetorician, retoruh'dn, s. rhetonden, 
 rbfitenr, m. 
 
 rheum, rom, e. rhume, m.. humenr, f. 
 
 rheumatic, roma^i'i, a. rhumatique. 
 
 rheumatism, rd'm<J<tzj, s. rhumatlsme, 
 m., douieurs rhutnatlsmales. f. pi. 
 
 rhinoceros, nnSJbrot, s. rhinoceros, m. 
 
 rhododendron, rodidfn'drSn, s. (Dot.) 
 rhododendron, m. 
 
 rhomb, rtfm, s. rbombe, m., loeange, f. 
 
 rhomboid, rom'biffyd, s. rhombol'de, m. 
 
 rhubarb, rS'b&rb, s. rhubarbe, (. 
 
 rhyme, rim, s. rime, f., vers, m. || with- 
 out ~ or reason, sans rime nl raison. 
 
 rhyme, rtm, v. a. i n. rimer || rlmailler. 
 
 rhym(st)er, r\m' (tt)er. s. rlmaUIeur, m. 
 
 rhythm, rithm, s. rhytnme, m. 
 
 rhythmical, rith'mikal, a. rhytbmlque. 
 
 rib, rib, s. cote, f. || nervure, f. 
 
 rib, rib, v. a. garuir de cotes. 
 
 ribald, rib' did a. bas, vil, obscdne. 
 
 ribaldry, rWdldri, e. obscenitte, I. pL 
 
 ribbon, rib'un, s. ruban, m. 
 
 rice, ri, B. riz, in. || ~-rleld, 8. rizlfire, t 
 
 rich, rich, a. (-ly, ad.) riche(ment) || opu- 
 lent || abondant || precteux || viueux. 
 
 riches, rich' it, s. pi. rlcbesaes, (. pi. 
 
 richness, rich'nti, 8. rlcbesae. f. || abon- 
 dance, f. || vinosite, f. || succuienoe, f. 
 
 rick, nk, s. tas, m., meule, f. 
 
 rickets, ritsfiti, s. pi. rachitis, m. 
 
 rickety, rile' ft f, a. racbltiqe || (of fur- 
 niture) boiteux. 
 
 ricochet, rik'iiMt. v. a, ricocher. 
 
 rid, rid, v. a. ir. dilivrer. debarrasser. 
 
 riddance, rid'd&u, s. deilvrance, f., dft- 
 barras, m. 
 
 riddle, rid'dl, e. Snlgme, f. || crible, m. 
 
 riddle, rid'dl, v. a. cribler. 
 
 ride, rid, s. promenade a cheval or eu , 
 voiture, f. || aflee, f.' 
 
 ride, rid, v. a. 4 n. Ir. aller a cheval or 
 en vulture || inonter || to ~ out rale, 
 (mar.) tenlr bon sur sea ancrea dang un 
 coup de vent. [annexe, f. 
 
 rider, ri'dtr, s. cavalier, m. II ficuyer, m. || 
 
 rldire, ry, 8. epine du doa. f. |) comble, m., 
 (alte, f., sommet, m. || slllon, m. || ecueil, 
 rfclf, m. [canneler. 
 
 rldg-e, ry, v. a. hausser, Clever || slllonuer, 
 
 ridicule, rid'ilcut, s. ridicule, at. M t* 
 turn into ~, tourner erf ridicule || to 
 bring- ~ on one. rldlculiser qu. (cule. 
 
 ridicule, ritfiM/, v. a. tourner en ridl> 
 
 ridiculous, ri dlk-u lit, a. (-ly, ad. ) rldl- 
 cuMmeut). (cole, m. 
 
 ridiculousness, ri <HJ? u Itt *4t, . rial- 
 
 ; fStt, rii, ii. ihatr. Joy- gam, yM; oui, Mai; thing, tUtrt.
 
 190 
 
 riding rocket 
 
 riding, n'dina, 8. equitation, f. || ~-ooat, 
 
 B. redingote (de voyage), f. || --habit, a. 
 
 amazone, f. || horse, 8. cheval de selle, 
 
 m. || --master, B. maltre d'equitation, in. 
 
 || --school, 8. manege, m. || whip, s. 
 tiding, ri'ding, a. ft cheval. (cravache, f. 
 rife, nf, a. rfignant, commun, abondant 
 riffraff, rtfrSf, B. rebut, m. ]| canaille, f. 
 rifle, ri'jl, B. carabine, t || man, 8. 
 
 carabinier, m. || tirailleur, m. || --pit, B. 
 
 (mil.) tranchee-abri, f. || --eword, s. 
 
 sabre-baYonnette, m. fgun) raver, 
 
 rine, ri'jl, v. a. piller, voler || vider |] (a 
 rifler, n'JUr, a. pillard, m. 
 rig, rig, a. farce, f. 
 rig, rig, v. a. gquiper || greer || attifer || to 
 
 ~ the market, faire hausser les prix || 
 
 out, s. habillement, costume, m. 
 rigger, rig'ir. a. greeur, m. (m. pi. 
 
 rigging, rig' ing, a. agiSs d'un valsseau, 
 right, rit, a. droit, m. || drolte, f. 
 right, rit, v. a. rendre Justice, falre droit 
 
 ft N redresser. 
 right, rit, a. & ad. droit || convenable, 
 
 propre || veritable || juste, honnete || droit. 
 
 olrectement, justemeat, exactement, bieo [| 
 
 trea || to set one ~, remettre qn. ft sa 
 
 place || - and left, la droite et la gauche || 
 
 de chaque c6W5 || -ly, ad. blen |[ ft juste 
 
 litre, 
 righteous, rifyiii ou ri'thtit, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 juste(ment) || probe. (justice, f. 
 
 righteousness, rifyua nis, a. droiture, f. || 
 rigid, rifid, a. (-ly, ad.) rigide(ment). 
 rigidity, rijid'iti, a. rigidite 1 , seve'rile", f. 
 rigmarole, rig'm&rol, s. galimatias, m. 
 rigorous, rig'erua, a. rigoureux || -ly, ad. 
 
 rigoureusement. 
 rigour, rig'ir. a. rigueur, f. 
 rill, ril, a. petit ruisseau, ruisaelet, at 
 rim, rim, a. bord, m., marge, f. 
 rime, rim, s. givre, m. 
 rimy, rfmi, a. couvert de givre. 
 rind, rind, s. Scoree, peau, f. || (of baoon) 
 
 coueune, f. 
 ring, ring, a. anneau, m., bague, f. || 
 
 oercle, m. |l sonnerie. f. II artnf, f. || 
 
 dove. s. pigeon rainier, m. || finger, 
 
 B. doigt anunlaire, m. || worm, s. 
 
 dartre, t 
 
 ring, ring, v. a. den. faire sonner l| resonner. 
 ringing, ring'ing, a. aonnerie, f., son ties 
 
 cloches, m. fin. 
 
 ringleader, ring 1 led ir, a. chef d'un parti, 
 ringlet, ring' let, a. annelet, m. || boucle, t. 
 rinse, ri*u, v. a. rincer. 
 riot, ri'St, a. vacarme, m. || attroupement, 
 
 01. U debauche, t J| meute, f. || --act, s. 
 
 loi (anglaise) contre les attroupemenU de 
 
 1'annee 1817, t 
 riot, rfdt, v. a. s'abandonner ft la dS- 
 
 bauche II exciter une emeute. 
 rioter, rVSltr, a. debauche, m. I! sedi- 
 
 ttenx, m, fbauch* || (en) s4ditienx. 
 
 rtotoas, rfitus, a. (-ly, ad.) (en) d<5- 
 rlp, rip. T. a. dSehlrer, fendre || d6coudre. 
 , np, a. (-ly, ad.) mur(emr- " 
 
 tStt f Mt, fir, Jiitf; kSre, 
 
 ripen, rl'pn, v. a. &n. mOIHr. 
 ripeness, rip'nit, a. maturite, f. 
 ripple, rip' pi, a. ride, f. 
 ripple, np pi. v. a. (i n.) (se) rider, 
 rippling, rip ling, s. bouillonnement, m. 
 rise, rvz. s. fever, m. || montee, f. || naiB- 
 
 sance, I. [| source, t (I erne, f. || bausse, f. 
 rise, riz, v. n. ir. se lever, s'lever || nug- 
 
 menter || paraitre, se soulever || venir, pro- 
 
 venir de || hausser, rencherir, monter |) 
 
 (of fishes) monter ft fleur d'eau pour 
 
 mordre ft 1'hamecon. 
 riser, ri'zer, a. ; early ~, peraonne qui se 
 
 live de bon matin, f. 
 risible, riz'ibl, a. risible, ridicule. 
 rising, tiding, s. lever, m. || agrandlsse- 
 
 ment, m. || ascension, rebellion, f. 
 rising, ruing, a. levant, naissant II mon- 
 
 tant || a ~ man, un bomme qui s'6Iere. 
 risk, ritk, s. risque, peril, m. || at all -, 
 
 ft tout risque. 
 
 risk, risk, v. a. risquer. ff. 
 
 rite, rit, s. rite, m. || cgrfimonle rellgieust?, 
 ritual, ritual, s. rituel, m. 
 ritual, rlfu it, a. rituel. 
 rival, r7val, a. rival, m. || fimule, m. & f. 
 rival, rfvdl, v. a. rivalieer. 
 rival, rVv&l, a. rival || dinule. 
 rivalry, ri'vdlri, a. rivalite, f. 
 rive, fin. v. a. (& n. ir.) (se) fendre. 
 river, rWSr, e. rivi&re. f., fleuve, m. 
 rivet, riv'it, s. rivet, clou rive, m. 
 rivet, riv'it, v. a. river, 
 rivulet, riv'vlit, a. petit nuasean. m. 
 roach, roch, a. gardou, m. Trade, f. 
 
 road, rod, a. route, t, grand chemlo, m. || 
 roadstead, rSd'ttid, a. rade, t 
 roadway, roifwa, a. chaussee, f. 
 roam, rom, v. a. <s n. roder, errer. 
 roan, ran, a. peau maroqulnee, 1. 
 roan, ron, a. rouan. 
 roar, ror, v. n. rugir, mugir || grander, 
 roaring, rur'ing, 8. mugiasement, grunde- 
 
 ment, m. || eolat, m. 
 roast, rust, v. a. rotir, grill er || brfUer (da 
 
 cafe) || to rule the ~, avoir la haute 
 
 main. 
 
 roast, roat, a. roll, 
 roastbeef, rof 4ef, 8. du boeuf i6U. 
 roaster, rosftr, s. rOUssoire, t. || brulylr, 
 
 m. || rdtisseur, m. 
 rob, rob, v. a. voler, dSrober. 
 robber, rSb'bir. a. voleur, brigand, m. 
 robbery, rob'b&ri, 8. vol. brigandage, m. 
 robe, rob, s. robe, f. || peau de buffle, f. 
 robe, rob, v. a. mettre lea habits de cere- 
 
 monie. [rouge-gorge, m. 
 
 robln(-redbreast), rd"6'n (rtforiat), a. 
 robust. Tubas?, a. robuste, vigoureux. 
 robustness, rSbusfnea, s. force, vigueur, t 
 rook, rok s. roc, rocher, m., rocbe, t. II 
 
 quenoullle, f. || salt, s. sel gem me, ra. U 
 
 work, s. rocaille, f. l| callloutage, m. 
 rook, rSk, v. a. A n. branler, bercer || 
 
 (Am.) lapider || balancer. 
 rooker, rSfir, a. berceuse, f. 
 rooket, rStfit, a. fusee volante, t
 
 rocking rounders 
 
 191 
 
 rooking:, rowing, a. b:\lancement, m. || 
 -chair, 8. fauteull a bawule, m., ber- 
 ceuse, f. I! horse, a. cbeval 1 bascule, m. 
 
 rooky, rdk'i, a. rocuilleux, cailJouteux. 
 
 rod. rdd, a. verge, baguette, Iringle, f. || 
 tige, f. (| canne a poche, f. 
 
 roe, TO, s. cbevrvtte, daine, f. || oeafs de 
 poisson, m. pi. : ~-bnck, B. cbevreuil, m. 
 
 rog-ationf- week), ro gd'thun (v>ekj t a. 
 Rogations, f. pi. 
 
 rog-ue, roy, s. fripon, m. || espiSgle, m. 
 
 rog-uery, ro'gcri, a. friponnerie, f. || 
 espiijlerie, I. (chant. 
 
 rog-uish, rff giih, a. fripon || m.ilin, mi- 
 roister, roTjitter, v. n. faire du tapage. 
 
 roll, riil, B. rouleau, m. || roulement, m. || 
 roulade, f. || petit pain, m. |) role, m., 
 lisle, f. || -f, g. pi. archives, f. pi. || to 
 strike off the s, (mil.) casser || i'rench 
 ~, petit pain a cafg, m. [lindrer || touruer. 
 
 roll, rot, v. a. <t n. rouler || lamlner || cy- 
 
 roller, rol'tr, a. rouleau, cyUodre, m. || 
 bandage, m. || roulette, f. || /--blind, a. 
 tore, m. [rignler. 
 
 rollick, rul'lik, v. n. falre da tapage || 
 
 rolling:, rofing, a. roulement, roulage, in. || 
 (mar.) roulis, m. || ~-iulU, a. laminolr, 
 m. l| ~-pln, a. rouleau, m. || --stock, B. 
 (rail.) materiel ruulant, m. 
 
 romance, running, a. ruuiun, m. 
 
 romance, rumens', v. n. leindre. 
 
 romancer, rumdn tir, g. romaucier, m. 
 
 romanlst, rffm&nltl, a. catliolique ro- 
 malD, m., catliolique romaine, (. 
 
 romantic, rumdrt'tik, a. roinatiesnue. 
 
 Komlsh, ru'rifiaA, a. catholiqua remain. 
 
 romp, rump, . garconiiiere, I. || jeu brutal, 
 n. fbalifoler. 
 
 romp, romp, v. n. badlner grosslfrcmcnt, 
 
 roof, rof, a. tolt, m. || imperials (d'uo cur- 
 roxse), f. || pulais, m. 
 
 roof, rof, V. a. oouvrlr d'un toil. 
 
 rooting:, ruf ing, a. toiture, (. 
 
 rook, Tubk, g. freux, m., grolle, f. || (at 
 chess) tour, (. || trichcur, m. 
 
 rook, ru(>k, r. a. tromper, duper. 
 
 rookery, rStfer i, a. lieu hubitfi par Ues 
 freux, m. 
 
 room, rum, a. cbambre, f. || espace, m. || 
 <Iig.) latitude, f. || there is no ~ for 
 doubt, II p'y a pas le moindre doute. 
 
 roomful, riiHt'fv'il, a. cbauibreo, (. 
 
 roominess, rdm'inii, a. grandeur, f. 
 
 roomy, rom'i, u. spncieux, vasle. 
 
 roost, rust, a. jucboir, m. 
 
 roost, rott, v. a. ae jucber, se percber. 
 
 root, r&t, s. racioe, f. || origine, (. || (gr.) 
 radical, m. 
 
 root, rut, v. u. I'enraclner || to ~ out ou 
 up, dgraclner || eztlrper. Ifoudement. 
 
 rooted, TO fid, a. eoruclufi || -ly, nd. pro- 
 rope, rop, a. corde, f.. cable, m. || -- 
 dancer, s. dansvur de corde, m. || ~- 
 iaker, a. conller, m. || ~-wlk, ~- 
 yard, 8. corderle, L 
 
 roye. Tup, v. n. filer. 
 
 ropery, ro'ptr i, a. corderle, L 
 
 ropy, ro' pi, a. risqueuz. 
 
 rosary, rffz&ri, a. rosoire, m. || roserale, f. 
 
 rose, roa, g. rose, f. || rosette, L || rnsacc, 
 
 L || dogr-~, eglantier, m. !| damask--. 
 
 rose de Provlns || -bed, ?. roseraie. f. || 
 
 colour, s. couleur de rose, f. || --leaf, 
 
 g. feuille de rose, f. || --wood, s. paUs- 
 
 sandro, m. 
 
 roseate, ro'ziot, a. de rose || ros& 
 rosebud, roafbtid, a. bouton de rose, m. 
 rosemary, ros'mdrf, a. romarln, m. 
 rosin, ro:' in, a. riisine, f. |j colophone, f. 
 roslness, rd'zi net, a. couleur rose, {. 
 roster, ros'ter, s. (mil.) tableau d'ordon- 
 
 natice, m. 
 
 rostrum, ros' tram, R. tribune, t. 
 rosy, ra 21, a, couleur de rose, 
 rot, rut, s. tac, m. |! pournlure, t 
 rot, rdt, f. n. pourrir. 
 rotate, ro tat , v. n. plyotor, tournoyer. 
 rotation, rota's /tun, a. rotation, f. || - of 
 
 crops, assolemcut, m. 
 rotatory, Tff liter I, a. tournant en rond. 
 rote, rot, a. routine, f. || by ~, par routine, 
 rotg-ut, rut'yul, a. mauvaise biere, t. 
 rotten, ruf it, a. pourri, corroiiipu, >ratft || 
 
 stone, s. tripoli, ui. |caiitr. (. 
 rottenness, rul'nnia, a. pourriture, I. U 
 rotund, rutand' , a. rood. 
 
 rotunda, rotun'dH, a. rotoade, f. 
 
 rotundity, rotunditi, a. rundeur, 1 
 rolondito, f. 
 
 rouble, ra' til, . rouble, m. 
 
 roug-e, roth, a. rouge, m. 
 
 ronre, rui/t, v. n. mettre du rouge. 
 
 rongrh, ruf, B. ostrogotb. m.. brute, ca- 
 naille, 1 || cast, i. {baucne, f., creju, 
 m. || rider, u. drenseur de chevauz, 
 m. II shod, a. ferrO a glace. 
 
 rong-h, riif, v. a. b:iuclier || crtipir. 
 
 rong-h, ruf, a. (-ly, ad.) raboteux II rude 
 (ment) || Apre || gruasler || brusque(iuent) || 
 
 copy, g. brouillou, in. || in the -, 
 a l'iut brut 
 
 rongrhdraw, ruf draft, v. a. ^bnucher. 
 
 rong-hen, rufn, v. a. reudre rulwteuz. 
 
 roug-hhew, ruf ku, r. a. ir. de^rousir || 
 ^bttucber. 
 
 roug-hness, rSfnlt, a. aspdrit, f. || ru- 
 desse, ftpratfi || bruoquerle, Krubsiirutv, (. 
 
 rong-h-vrork, rufwerk, a. grosse besogne, f. 
 
 rong-h work, rifwerk, v. a. travailler 
 grossiCremriit. 
 
 round, riioind v. a. 4 n. arrondlr || en- 
 tourer U s'arrondir. 
 
 round, ruunid, u. (-ly, ad.) rond(emeot) || 
 circulaire, spbCrique II franc(bement) || |*o- 
 gitif || candide || -house, s. bureau <le 
 police, m. || -robin, B. pOUUon revetuo 
 de signatures en rond, I. || -shouldered, 
 a. vout. (ronde, autour dr. 
 
 round, roOmd, ad. A prp. n rond, & la 
 
 roundabout, rvu.nd'dtiowt, a. munliie, ui. || 
 jcu de bagues, m. || (Am.) jaquette, 1. 
 
 roundabout, ruU-nti' i boli t , a. ddtuuiufi. 
 
 roundelay, roTun'dita, 3. rondeau, m. 
 
 rounders, roTvn'dtri, a. ballv au camp, X, 
 
 ; fSSt, tutu, tub. || chair, Jog ; giant, ya; tuul, Mai; thing,
 
 192 
 
 rouudhand matiueaa 
 
 roundJmud, roOmd' k&nd, a. roude, 6cri- 
 
 ture fiuanciSre, f. 
 
 roundhead, rovmd'hid, a. purl tain, m. 
 roundish, rf&nd' is/i, a. rondelet. 
 roundness, roTimd'nea, a. roudeur, f. 
 rouse, roTvz, v. a. fiveiller || rfiveiller, ex- 
 rout, rofvt, 8. (mil.) dfirqute, f. [citer. 
 rout, roTrt, v. a. mettre en deroute. 
 route, rot, 8. route, f., chemin, m. 
 rove, rov, v. n. rdder. fcorsaire, m. 
 rover, rffver, s. rodeur, vagabond, m. || 
 roving-, rffvwg, a. vagabond. 
 row, ro, s. rang, m., rangCe, file, f. 
 row, row, B. tumulte, m. || to have a ~ 
 
 with one, avoir une querelle avec qn. 
 row, ro, v. a. & n. ramer. 
 rowdy, roWdi, B. tapageur, m. 
 rowdyism, roTi/'cKiim, s. maniSres dee 
 
 tnpageurs, f. pi. 
 
 rowel, rovgl, s. molette (d'e'peron), f. 
 rowing-match, ro' ing much, s. course & 
 
 1'aviron, rtgate, f. 
 royal, rffy'oi, a. (-ly, ad.) royal (ement) || 
 
 s, 8. pi. (mar.) perroquets volants, m. pi. 
 royalist, reydlist, 8. royaliste, m. 
 royalty, rffy'dlti, s. royautC, f. 
 rub, rub, a. frottement, m. || difficulti!, f. 
 rub, rub, v. a. & n. frotter || frictionner. 
 rubber, rub'bcr, a. frottoir, m. || pierre & 
 
 aigulser, f. || lime a bras, f. II partie de 
 
 whist, I. || ~-ball, 8. balle glastique, f. 
 rubbish, ruti'bish, 8. dgcombres, m. pi., 
 
 ordures, t. pi. M fatras, m. || fadalses, f. pi. 
 Rubicon, rffbikvn, s. Rubicon, m. || to 
 
 pass the ~, passer le Rubicon, preudre 
 
 une decision irrevocable. 
 rubicund, rffbikund, a. rubicond, rouge, 
 ruble, robl, 8. rouble, m. 
 rubric, ro'brik, 8. rubrique, f. 
 ruby, rfftii, s. rubis, m. 
 ruby, rffbi, a. rouge, vermeil, 
 rudder, rvd'dtr. B. gouvernail, m. 
 ruddiness, rud' dines, s. rougeur, f., 
 ruddy, rdtfdi, a. rubicund. [rouge, m. 
 rude, rod, a. (-ly, ad.) rude(ment) || dur, 
 
 raboteux |j sSvSre || grossier, impoli. 
 rudeness, rocfnia, a. grosgierete 1 , rudesse, 
 
 brutal ill, violence, f. [talre. 
 
 rudimentary, rodiment'iri, a. rudiiuen- 
 rudimnnta, rffdimfnti, 8. pi. rudiments, 
 
 elements, m. pi. 
 rue, ro, s. (Lot.) rue, f. 
 rue, ro, v. a. regretter, se repentlr de. 
 rueful, rfff86l, a. trlBte, lamentable, 
 rutf, ruf, 8. fraise, f. (pan, m. 
 
 ruffian, ruffian, 8. brigand, m. || cbeua- 
 ruftlandy), r&fftanflij, a. brutal, 
 raffle, ruffl, s. manchette, f. || trouble, m. 
 ruffle, ruffl, v. a. dgranger, troubler || plis- 
 
 8er, friser, rider. 
 
 rug, rug, 8. petit tapis & baut poll, m. 
 ragged, rug g id, a. rude, raboteux || brutal. 
 ruin, rtf in, ruination, ruinti shun, e. 
 
 ruiue, perte, f. || debris, m. pi. 
 ruin, rafin, v. a. miner, perdre. 
 volnona, rffinut, a. rulneux || -ly, ad. 
 
 pemicieusement. 
 
 rule, rol, B. gouvernemeut, m., domina- 
 tion, f. J| rfigle, f., priucipe, m. [rfgler. 
 
 rule, rol, v. a. & n. gouverner, diriger |, 
 
 ruler, rot er, B. gouverneur, m. || rfigle, f. 
 
 rum, rum, e. rhum, m. 
 
 rum, rum, a. drole, bizarre. 
 
 rumble, riim'bl, v. n. murmurer, gronder, 
 
 rumbling:, rvm'bling, s. bruit sourd, m. 
 
 ruminate, rffminat, v. n. ruminer. ft. 
 
 rumination, ro mi no,' shun, s. rumination, 
 
 rummage, rum' maj, v. a. iouiUer \\ boule- 
 verser. fm. 
 
 rummer, rum'mir, s. grand verre ft pntle, 
 
 rumour, ro'mer, s. rumeur, f., bruit, m. 
 
 rumour, rffmer, v. a. rgpandre une nou- 
 velle, faire courir un bruit. 
 
 rump, rump, e. croupion, m. || croupe, f. || 
 ~- steak, B. blfteck Chateaubriand, m. 
 
 rumple, riim'pl, v. a. froisser, cbiffonner. 
 
 run, run, s. course, f. || atlaque, f. || cours, 
 ordinaire, m. || vogue, f. || In the Ions; 
 ~, & la longue. 
 
 run, run, v. a. <t n. ir. courir || couler, en- 
 courir || percer || forcer, pousser || pour- 
 suivre || fondre || aller en avaut, passer, sa 
 passer, s'^couler, voguer || se prficipiter || 
 se sauver || disparaitre || etre en vogue i| 
 to ~ out guns, parquer des canons || to 
 ~ high, (of feelings) bouillonner II 
 to ~ away ou off, s'enfuir, s'cliapper || 
 to ~ away with, enlever, dCtourner une 
 mineure |l to ~ a coach, etc., conduire 
 (une volture, etc.) I! to ~ down, renverscr || 
 (of watches, etc.) etre au baa, ne plus 
 aller || (mar. & fig. ) couler bas, & fond. 
 
 runaway, run'dua, s. fuyard, m. 
 
 rundle, run'di, s. echelon, m. 
 
 rundlet, rund'ltt, s. petit baril, m. 
 
 runner, run'ner, 8. coureur, m. || cour- 
 rier, messager, m. y scarlet ~, haricot 
 d'Espague, m. 
 
 running, run'ning, 8. course, f. 
 
 running, run'niny, a. coulant, courant || 
 ~-lce, s. glares flottantes, f. pi. 
 
 rupture, rup'tur OMrHp'cnS6r, s. rupture, 
 f. || hernie, f. |(se) rompi-e. 
 
 rupture, rup'tur ounio'cWSr, v. a. (& n.) 
 
 rural, rardl, a. rural. cnamptre|| rustique. 
 
 rush, ruth, s. (but.) June, in. || ian, choc, 
 m. |i mouvement prlclpit^, m. || ~-llght, 
 a. veilleuse, f. 
 
 rush, rush., v. n. se precipiter || Be laucer. 
 
 rushy, riish'i, a. couvert de Jones. 
 
 rusk, rusk, a. biscotte, f. 
 
 russet, rus'set, a. reinette grisp, f. 
 
 russet, rua'aft, a. roussatre |l rustique. 
 
 Russia-leather, ruih'<ilim'er, B. cult 
 
 rust, runt, a. rouille, f. [de Kussie, m. 
 
 rust, rust, v. n. ae rouiller. 
 
 rustic, rus'tik, a. rustaud, m. 
 
 rustic, rujtik, a. rustique. 
 
 rusticate, rUs'tikat, v. a. & n. reltguer k 
 la campagne || babitr la campague. 
 
 rustication, rus tl ka,' thvn, 8. vie chan* 
 pStre, f. || expulsion temporal!?, f. 
 
 rusticity, tuatiJiti, a. rusticlt, t 
 
 rustlness, rutf Unit, 8. rouUlure, f. 
 
 lit*, hlU, f&r, luTJ/ - Afr. git, Mr; mint, ton; *S, Mt, i>ren; - **&,-
 
 rustle same 
 
 193 
 
 raatle, rSfl, v. n. bruire, siffler. 
 rustling-, r us fling, a. biuisenient, m. || 
 
 cliquetis, m. || frOlernent m. || frou-frou, m. 
 rusty, ruifti, a. rouille || rauque " moisi. 
 rut, rut, 8. rut, m. || orniSre, f. 
 rat. rut, v. n. etre en rut. 
 ruthless, roth'ltt, a. impitoyable || ly. 
 
 ad. enns piti. 
 rye. , s. seigle, m. II --grass, 8. ivraic 
 
 vivace, f. |j fromcntal, m. 
 
 s. 
 
 Sabbatarian, tiib 6dtS'rC5n,s. sabbateen, 
 
 jahbatairp, m. 
 
 sabbath, tdb'bdth, . ?abbat, m. 
 able, ia' III, s. zibelinc, f. 
 able, ia,' bl, a. uoir (blason) || de zlbeline. 
 sabre, to.' bar, 8. sabre, m. 
 sabre, t&'bir, v. a. sabrer. 
 sacerdotal, taserdff Idl, a. sacerdotal. 
 sack, <fJt, s. sac, m. || vin des Canaries, m. || 
 
 to give one the , (fnm. I conycd ier qn. j| 
 
 --cloth, a. toile a buc, f. || ~-coat, s. 
 
 paletot-iac, m. 
 
 sack, sdk, v. a. mettre en sac 11 eaccager. 
 sacking;, tdk'iny, 8. toile a snc, f. || sac- 
 
 cageraent, sac, in. feucbaristie, f. 
 
 sacrament, lak'rument, s. sacreuient, m., 
 sacramental, tdkrdmenfdl, a. ( ly, ad.) 
 
 sacramentel(lement). 
 sacred, tSkrfd, a. (-ly, ad.) sacr6 || saiut 
 
 (ement) || consacrg. 
 
 saoredness, sa'krfdnfs, s. nalntote', f. 
 sacrifice, suk'rifts, 8. sacrifice, ID. 
 sacrifice, tdfrifit, v. a. & n. sacrifler. 
 acrlficer, i&k'nfiier, s. siuriflcatcur, m. 
 sacrilege, idk'riltj, s. sacrilege, "' 
 sacrilegious, idkrilfjtit, a. sacrili'i.'e. 
 sad, add, a. (-ly, ad.) triste(ment) || sombre. 
 sadden, tdtl'n, v. a. attrister. 
 saddle, idd'l, s. sclle, f. || slde-~, Belle 
 
 de dame || ~-ba[;, B. Bucoche, f. || ~- 
 
 cloth, s. nousse, f. 
 addle, tad' l v. a. seller, 
 saddler, tad ler, s. selller, m. 
 saddlery, ttfUrf, a. sellerle, L 
 sadaess, tdd'nti, s. tristesse, f. 
 ate, af. s. garde-manger, ro. || cnlsse de 
 
 Buret, I. || --conduct, s. snuf-condult, m. 
 ate, tdf, a. saiif, s.ur || -ly, ad. en tiu.tr. 
 afeynard, tdfgdrd, t. sauve-garde, f. || 
 
 (rail.) clinsse-plerres, m. 
 safeguard, idfgdrd, v. a. sauvegarder. 
 safety, idftl. 8. BQret, assurance, f. || 
 
 valve, s. soupaiw de surttG, f. 
 affroa, tdf run., g. safran, m. 
 saffron, tdf rin, a. couleur de safran. 
 fjseions, t& yd' thiit, a. sagace, prgpl- 
 
 caoe |i -ly, ad. avec sagacllc. 
 sagacity, tdgds'iti, 8. acacil, f. 
 ag-e, taj, s. Bag, m. l| (bot.) ntiuce, f. 
 age, tdj, a. (-ly, aJ.) Bagv(incnt). 
 aeo, fti'go, s. sagou, m. 
 
 sail, al, 8. voile, f. II alle, f. || val^scau, 
 m. || to set ~, mettre a la voile || ~- 
 cloth, g. toile a voiles, f. || --maker, e. 
 voilier, m. y ~-vensel, s. liatinicnt a 
 voiles, m. ffnire voile, naer. 
 
 sail, *'ll, v. a. & n. naviguer, voguer sur || 
 
 sailer, idftr, s. voilier, m. 
 
 sailing:, idl'ing, s. navigation, f. || prome- 
 nnde i la voile, f. 
 
 sailor, tdf or, e. inarin, roatclot, m. 
 
 oalnt, tdnt, 8. saint, m. || \<t:it, m. 
 
 saintly, tdnfli, ad. saintcment. 
 
 sake, sdk, s. cause, f. 11 e-rnrd, m. || for 
 Ood's ~, pour 1'amour de Dieu. 
 
 salad, tdl'dd, s. salade, f. || -bowl, 8. 
 Baladier, m. || --oil, s. Iniiie d'olives, f. 
 
 salamander, tifdmdnder, a. salamandre, 
 f. I! fer a gratiner, ni. [menu, ni. pi. 
 
 salary, safari, s. ealaire, in., appointe- 
 
 aale, tdl, s. vente, f. || march4, m. i| bill 
 of -, s. contrat d'achat ou de vente, m. || 
 -goods, 8. pi. marcliandises de paco- 
 till. , f. pi. |vente. 
 
 saleable, td'ldbl, a. vendablc II de bonne 
 
 salesman, sulz'mdn, s. marchand, m. U 
 fhpicr, ro. || marchand de bestlaux, m. 
 
 salient, sd'lifnt, a. suillnnL 
 
 saline, rAlm', a. salin. 
 
 saliva, sall'rd, s. pnlive, f. 
 
 sallow, sal'lo, a. bleme, iaune. 
 
 sally, tal'li, 8. sortie, saillie, f. || irruption, 
 f. || boutade, f. 
 
 ally, sui'li, v. n. (mil.) falre une sortie y 
 to forth, jaillir iuip4tucuseinent, 8or- 
 tir brusquement de. 
 
 salmon, tdm'Hn, s. sHumon, m. || troot, 
 s. truite suunionec, f. 
 
 saloon, talon', B. salon, m. || (of a ves- 
 sel) pivmieres, f. pi. 
 
 salt, null-It, s. sel, m. || (fig.) trait piquant, 
 in. || box, --cellar, a. salleiv, f. || 
 works, s. saline, f. 
 
 salt, .tun II, v. a. saler. 
 
 salt, snTt-it, a. sal. 
 
 sailer, ttiii'lfer, s. saleur, m. || saunter, m. 
 
 salting-tab. saTvlfiny tub, s. galolr, m. 
 
 saltless, ttfull'lft, a. sans sel, insipide. 
 
 saltness, tdTHfnii, B. salure, f. 
 
 saltpetre, itfU-lfpitir, s. nalpOtre, m. 
 
 salubrloas, talabriut, a. xalubre. 
 
 salubrity, tdlo'triti, 8. saltibHte, f. 
 
 salutary, taf Uteri, a. salutuire. 
 
 salutation, tal v ta'ihUn, s. salutation, f. || 
 siilm, m. [tire a , saluer du canon. 
 
 salute, siilut', s. an! ut, m. || salve, (. || to 
 
 salute, idiot', v. a. saluer. 
 
 salvage, idfvdj, g. sauvetnge, m. 
 
 salvation, tatvd'thun, s. talut, m. 
 
 salve, idvouidlv, s. onguent, eniplalre, m. 
 
 salver, tdl'ver, s. soucoupe, f. |[ pluwao, 
 
 alvo, sdl'vS, s. restriction, f. || salve, f. 
 
 sambo, turn bu, s. moricnud, m. 
 
 same, 5dm, a. mume, le mime II much 
 the ~, a pru preg de aieine||lt Is all tit* 
 - to me, tt In ru'est purfaitement e^l y 
 all the -, peu importc. 
 
 ; f56t, tut, lib. U chair, Joy ; gant, yw; tout, ztali ttnf, Hurt, 
 ti,/i and i\tnch,
 
 194 
 
 sameness saying 
 
 sameness, sam'nlt, a. identity, f. 
 samphire, sdm'fer, a. (bot. ) passe-pierre, f. 
 sample, adm'pl, g. ecbantillon, m. 
 sample, sdm'pl, y. a. (Jcbimtillonner. 
 sampler, tdm'pler, s. modSle. m. 
 sanctiflcation, sangktifika'ahun, 8. 
 
 sanctification, i 
 
 sanctity, sangkftifi, v. a. sanctifler. 
 sanctimonious, tangk timffnius, a. saint 
 
 || beat || hypocrite -ly, ad. en hypocrite, 
 
 avec hypocrisie. 
 sanctimony, sangk'tlmoni, B. air de 
 
 saintetfi, (. 
 
 sanction, sanak' shun, a. sanction. f. 
 sanction, sdnyk'shun, v. a. sanctionner. 
 sanctity, s&npk'titi, s. eaintet, f. 
 sanctuary, sdnyk'tueri, s. sanctuaire, 
 
 m. || asile. refuse, m. 
 and, sdno, s. sable, m. || ~-bank, g. bane 
 
 de sable, m. || --boat, s. poudrier, m. || 
 
 ~-g-lasa, s. sablier. m. || ~-paper, s. 
 
 papier de verre, m. || --pit, 8. sabliSre, 
 
 i. [I ~- stone, s. gres, m. 
 and, sand, v. a. eubler. 
 sandal, san'dal, 8. sandale. f. || eantal, m. 
 sanded, sand' id, a. sab!6 [| sablonneux. 
 sandwich, s&nfwich, s. sandwich, m. 
 sandy, sd/id't, a. sablouneux. 
 sane, son, a. sain. 
 
 ttang-ulnary.sun/pwiner t,a. sanguinaire. 
 Bang-nine, sang'g-wln, a. sanguin || de cou- 
 
 leur de sang || vif. [sanguine, f. 
 
 angrulneness, sang' gwinnea, s. nature 
 sangrnineous, ting gvnn'iut, a. sanguin. 
 sanitary, idn'iteri, a. sanitaire. 
 sanitation, a<in i <a' s/iim, s. cure, guiiri- 
 
 son, f. 
 
 sanity, tdn'iti, s. Jngement sain, m. 
 sap, sop, s. sdve, f. || sape, f. 
 
 sap, sap, v. a. & n. aaper. 
 
 fUssime. 
 
 sapient, tSplint, a. savantisslme, due- 
 sapless, sap' Us, a. sans sfve, sec. 
 sapling:, sap' ling, s. arbrisseau, m. 
 apodllla, rapfdin*!, s. eapotille, f. 
 ' 
 
 sapper, tap per, a. sapeur, m. 
 sapphire, toffir, B. sapbir, m. 
 appy, sdp'pi, a. succulent 
 sarcasm, ear" k&zm, s. sarcasme, m. 
 sarcastic, sdrkaftik, a. sarcastiquc || 
 
 -ally, ad. d'une mauiSre earcastique. 
 sarcenet, t&rtfnit, s. florence, f. 
 sarcophagrns, sdrkofdgus, 8. sarcophage, 
 
 m. || cave a vin, f. 
 sardine, ear 1 den, s. sardine, t. 
 arsaparUla, idrsdpdrifld, a. (bot) 
 
 salsepareille, f. 
 ash, ash, s. celnture, f. || chassis, m. || 
 
 door. s. porte vlUee, f. || frame, s. 
 
 chassis fixe, m. || window, s. fenetre 
 
 a coulisse, f. 
 
 Satan, sa'tdn, s. Satan, ui. 
 aatanlc, tttdifik, a. satanique. 
 satchel, s&ch'el, s. sachet, m. || gibecieTe, 
 ate, sat, y. a. suuler, rassasier. If, 
 
 natelllte, edfeiat, a, satellite, m. 
 atlate, tfftklat, v. a. rassasier. 
 atlety, tdffStl, s. aatifite, t 
 
 tit*. Mt t fttr, \ 
 
 satin, sdfin, s. satin, in. || ~-wood, a. 
 bois de citron, m. 
 
 satin, tafin, a. de satin || satln& 
 
 satinet, Wtn<Sf, s. satiuade, 1. 
 
 satire, >Sftr, s. satire, 1 [rique(ment). 
 
 satirical, tatlr'ikdl, a. (-ly, ad.) sati- 
 
 satlrlse, tdCtrvz, y. a. satlriser. 
 
 satirist, idt'inst, a. satiripue, m. 
 
 satisfaction, tilflfOfflkm*, s. satisfac- 
 tion, f. fmaniSre satisfaisante. 
 
 satisfactorily, stufdkter'ili,&d. d'una 
 
 satisfactory, jd( itfakter i,a. satisfaisant. 
 
 satisfy, tdfitfl, y. a. <fc n. satisfaire, cou- 
 
 satrap, sa'trdp, s. satrape. m. [tenter. 
 
 saturate, garurat, v. a. (cliira.) eaturer. 
 
 Saturday, safer da, a. sanu'di, m. 
 
 saturnalia, jd<frna' a <i,s. saturnales,f.pl. 
 
 saturnallan, itUerna'tidn, a. des satur- 
 nalea. 
 
 saturnine, df frnln, a. sombre || taclturne. 
 
 satyr, safer, a. s a tyre. m. 
 
 sauce, soil's, s. sauce, i. I! (Am.) 16gume, m. 
 
 sauce, solis, y. a. assaisonuer. 
 
 saucer, stfw'ser, s. sauciire, f. 
 
 saucily, soTv'tili, ad. iiupei-liueminent 
 
 sanclness, gd&'iinft. s. impeninence, I. 
 
 saucy, soG/st, a. insolent, impertlueut 
 
 saunter, ttfOm'tir, v. n. Ilftutr. 
 
 sausagre, su&'s<y ( s. saucisse, f. 
 
 savagre, sdv'oj, a. uauvage, m. 
 
 savage, sdv'uj, a. sauvage || farouche || 
 -ly, ad. d'une maniire t^roce. 
 
 savagreness, sdv'djnes, s. (6rocit6, f. 
 
 savanna, sdvdn'na, s. savane, f. 
 
 save, tav, v. a. sauver, preserver |l Spargncr 
 || Ood - the king: I vive le roi I || --all, 
 8. brflle-tout, m. 
 
 save, sav, pr. exceptg, bormis. 
 
 saveloy, sdv'tlffy, s. cervelas, m. 
 
 saver, sffvir, s. sauveur, m. || ficonome, m. 
 
 saving-, sd'ving, s. (Spargne, economie, f. 
 
 saving:, sa'ving, a. manager, co^ome || 
 ly, ad. avec iconoinie. 
 
 saving:, tffving, pr. except^. 
 
 savlngrs-bank, td'vingzbdngk, B. caisse 
 d'e'pargne, f. 
 
 Saviour, sa'viir, 8. Sauveur, m. 
 
 savour, effver, s. saveur, odeur, f. 
 
 savour, sd'ver, y. a. <fe u. savourer, goi- 
 ter || seutir. 
 
 avonrlly, sa'verili, ad. savoureuscment 
 
 savourlness, sa'verines, 8. "bomm sa- 
 veur, f., bon gout, m. 
 
 savoury, sa'veri, a. savoureux. 
 
 savoy, savoy', a. chou (rise, m. 
 
 saw, sdMi, s. scie, 1 || old ~, mot banal, 
 m. || adage use, in. || ~-dut, s. eciure de 
 bois, fj| mill, s. scierie, f. 
 
 a'W, sow, y. a. scier. 
 
 sawbones, soTt^ic/nz, s. frater. m. 
 
 sawyer, scTB/ytr, a. scieur de lonjL m. 
 
 saxifrag-e, gdki'ifraj.a. (bot. ) saxilrajre, f. 
 
 say, so, s. mot, dire, m. || to have one's 
 ~, dire son mot 
 
 say, fa, v. a. ir. dire, parler, reciter || It is 
 said, on dit || the said .... le dll ... 
 
 saying-, effing, a. dicton, proverbe, m. 
 
 ; **#. git, Mr; nine, inn; no, het,'frSvt; AtfRr;
 
 seal) scope 
 
 195 
 
 scab, tkdb, a. croute II gale, rogue, t, 
 oabbard, ik&t>' berd, n. fourreau d'e'pe'e, m. 
 cabbed, kubd, scabby, a/cdii'tti, a. ga- 
 
 leux || Til. 
 
 Boabblness, tkdb'binis, 8. fitat galeui, m. 
 scabious, tkd'biu-s, a. Bcabieux. 
 scaffold, tk&ffdld, a. fchafaud, m. [m. 
 scaffolding-, skdf fold ing, s. 6rliufuiidage, 
 scald, tkd&ld, a. telpne, f. || brfllure, f. 
 scald, sknK-lii, v. a. Schauder. 
 
 scalding:, akdH-ld' ing ; ~-hot, a. tout 
 
 bouillant || --honso, 8. (Schaudolr, m. 
 scale, tkdl, a. ecaille, f. || <k-l-i;r. f. |{ (mus. ) 
 
 gamroe, f. || baaaln (of a balance), m. || 
 
 (pair of) -s, 8. pi. balance, I. 
 scale, *<U,v. a. (4n. Jeecnlnderjl (s')<ScaiHer 
 scaling: -ladder, ska' ling Idddtr, s. 
 
 echelle de siege, f. 
 soalllon, tkdfyun, a, fchalote, t. 
 scallop, skJl'lop s, feston, m. || dentelure, 
 
 f. |l coquille. f. |[ pftoncle, m. 
 scallop, ikSl'ISp, v. a. denteler || Testonner 
 
 || accouimoder en coquille. 
 scalp, skalp, g. pgricr&ne, m. 
 scalp, tk&lp, v a. scalper. 
 ualy, ikd'll, a. ftuillfi, e"cailleuz. 
 scamp, tkdmp, a. vaurien, m. 
 scamper, tkdm'pir, a. fujte, escapade, f. 
 scamper, tkdm'ptr, v. u. prendre la fulte. 
 scan, aan, v.a. scantier (verses) || acruter. 
 scandal, ikdn'Udl, a. scaiidale, ni. || m<5- 
 
 disancf, f. || honte, f. [dlffitmer. 
 
 scandalise, tkdn'ddliz, T. a. scandal iscr, 
 soandalons, tkdn'ddlut, a. scandaleux, 
 
 bonteux, io/ame || -ly, ad. scandaleuse- 
 
 ment. fch6lU. 
 
 MMMFXsMhlfUA trolt,exlgu|| meaquin, 
 scantily, i<SnftH, a. etrottement || mes- 
 
 qutnemenU [mesquinerle, f. 
 
 scantiness, tkdnfinit, 8. exiguild, f. || 
 McanUlngr, tkdnfling, B. petite portion, (. 
 aoapegroat, ikdp' got, a. bouc emlssalre, m. 
 scapegrace, akdp'yrat B. vaurieu, m. 
 soar, ikar. 8. cicatrice, f. 
 oar, ikdr, v. a. cicutriser. 
 scarce, tkdn, a. rare || -ly, ad. a peine, 
 
 prpsquc paa. 
 
 scarcity, ikSrfdi, 8. raret, f. 
 scare, tkar, T. a. fipouvanter, effrayer. 
 oarecrovr, tkftr'kru, 8. ^pouvuntall, m. 
 oart, tkarf, t. <!charpe, f. || cravate longue, 
 
 f. || ~-ptn, 8. dplngle de cravate, f. ||~- 
 
 skln, B. eplderme, m. 
 scarify, tkdr'ifi, v. a. scarifier. 
 scarlatina, tkarldtfnd, 8. flCvre scarla- 
 soarlet, tkar' lit, s. ecarlate, (. [line, t 
 scarlet, tkdr'Ut, a. 6cariate || '-fever, . 
 
 flivre scarlaune, f. 
 scarp, ekdrp, 8. escarpe, t 
 scale, skat, vide skate. 
 scatter. tHfUr, v. a. (4 n.) (se) diaper- 
 
 ser || eparpiller || rfpandre || (of fire- 
 
 arms) 6crUr |j -brained, a. volage. 
 scattered, tkdrttrd, a. disperse 1 . 
 scavenger, tkiv'tnjtr, e. boueur, m. 
 scene, tm, s. sc* lie. f. || decoration, f. || 
 
 theatre, m. || ~- shifter, s. macblolate, 01. 
 
 scenery, ten'trl, B. paysage, m. || vue, 1, 
 
 site, ni. II decors, m. pi. 
 scenic, tin.' ik, a. scgmque. 
 scent, tint, a. odorat, in. II parfum, m. || 
 
 (He.) nez, m. || piste, (. || to be on the 
 
 rig-ht ~, etre sur la vole || to be on the 
 
 wrong- -v, etre en deTaut || -bag:, s. 
 
 sachet, m. 11 bottle, s. tlacon d'odeurs, 
 
 m. || ~-box, a. cassolette, f. 
 scent, afnt, v. a. aentlr, flairer || parfumer. 
 scentless, tfnl'lis, a. Inodore. 
 scepter, iHp'ter, a. sceptre, m. || empire, m. 
 sceptic, akep'tik, a. sceptique, m. 
 sceptical, akep'tik dl, a. sceptlque. 
 scepticiBm, tkip' ti alrm,a. sceptlcisme, m. 
 schedule, tkid uZ, 8. liste, 1, Inventalre, 
 
 m. II Our.) bilnn, m. [raodele, m. 
 
 scheme, skem, a. plan, pro jet, deaseln, 
 scheme, tkem, v. n. projeter. 
 schemer, tkem'ir, a. homme a protets, m. 
 scheming-, tkem' ing, a. manie de (air* 
 
 dea projets, f. 
 
 schism, sizm, a. acliiame, m. 
 Bchlsmatlo, tlz mut'ik, a. 8chismatique,m, 
 scholar, akol'er, a. 6colier, m. || bomm 
 
 de lettrea, m. 
 scholarship, ikSfir ship, a. erudition, f., 
 
 Bavoir, m. || bourse (aux collf ges), f. 
 scholastic, akolds'tik, a. ecolaallque. 
 scholiast, ako'lidft, B. 8coliast, m. 
 school, akol, a. ecole, t. \\ book, a. llvre 
 
 & 1'usage des ecoles, m. H house, B. 
 
 ecole, f. 
 school 
 school 
 schooling:, akol' ing, a. instruction, 1 
 
 ecolage, m. || reprimande, f. 
 schoolmaster, akul'mdittr. . mattre 
 
 d'ecole, m. |de pension, f. 
 
 schoolmistress, skol'mis trit,a. maltreeae 
 svhooner, akon'tr, a. gofilette, f. 
 sciatica, fidt'iki, a. eclatlque, t. 
 Bolenoe, ai'ma, a. science, f. 
 scientific, iifnH/'tt.a. (-ally, ad.) sclen- 
 
 tlflque(ment). 
 
 scimitar, nim'iter a. clmeterre, m. 
 scintillate, ain'tilldt. v. a. etinot-ler. 
 scintillation, ifn til Id'ehun, a. etlncelle- 
 
 ni. -in, m. [ficlelle, f. 
 
 sciolism, al'Slitm, i. connaisaance super- 
 sciolist, ti'Slitt, a. demi-Karant, m. 
 scion, ri'Sn, a. (Dot.) scion, rejeton, m. 
 sclBsion, (uA'un, s. sclsalon, division, f. 
 scissors, liz'zira. a. pi. clseaux, m. pi. 
 scoff, akSf, a. ratllerle, nioqnerie, f. 
 scoff, tkof, T. n. se moquer de. 
 scoffer, tkof fir, a. rallleur, moqueur, m. 
 scofflng-ly. tkSFfing li, ad. par moquerie. 
 cold, tkSld, a. grondeuse, f. 
 cold, tkiild, v. a. & ri. grander. 
 scollop, ekSl'ISp, vide scallop, 
 sconce, ikdns, a. candtlabre, m. 
 scoop, akop, a. pelle, t || ecope, f. H granda 
 
 cut Her, (. 
 
 scoop, tk&p, v. a. creuser, Svlder. 
 scope, akop, a. but, decaeln. m. II espace, 
 
 lieu, in. || carrlere, llberti, I., esaor, m. 
 
 t, I 
 
 E>1, tkul, y. a. inatruire || rfiprimande 
 
 olboy, ikol'bi/j, a. (Scoher, m. 
 
 ; fSSt. tttt, tub. y ckair. joy; geant, yM; tout, ftal; tMng, tkeri.
 
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 scorlrotic scythe 
 
 scorbutic, akiritu'lik, a. scorbutique. 
 Booroh, akdrch, v. a. & n. griller, bruler. 
 core, shor, s. cocbe, (. || tallle, f. || ligne. 
 
 f. || compte. m. || dette, f. || raison. f. || 
 
 (mus. ) partition, f. || vingtalne, f. || on 
 
 the ~ of, a cause de || en raison de. 
 score, skor, v. a. entailler || marquer || 
 
 (mus. ) orchestrer || mettre en compte. 
 aoorer, skSr'ir. t. marqueur, m, 
 scoria, its' rid, t. scorie, f. 
 corn, skorn, s. dfidain, m., moquerie, f. 
 corn, fkorn, v. a. An. de'daigner, ragpriser. 
 corner, ikSm'ir, 8. contempteur, mo- 
 
 queur, m. [ad. avec dgdain. 
 
 scornful, skSrn'fSfl, a. ddaigneux || -ly, 
 scorpion, skSr'pifm, e. scorpion, m. 
 cot, skot, 8. quote-part, f. || Scot, m. || to 
 
 pay ~ and lot, payer rubis eur 1'ongle || 
 
 free, a. exempt de payement. 
 scotch, ikSch, s. entaitle, cocbe, f. J| 
 
 hopper, 8. marelle (Jeu d'enfants), f. 
 scotch, skoch, v. a. entailler || enrayer. 
 scoundrel, akofi-n'dril, s. gredin, tripon, m. 
 scoundrelly, skoTuri drill, a. fourbe, (de) 
 
 coquin. 
 scour, tkffwr, v. a. & n. <Scurer, uettoyer || 
 
 purger || raser || ecumer || roder. 
 scourer, tkotiortr, a. dfigraisseur, e'cureur, 
 
 m. || coureur, m. 
 
 scourgre, ekerj, s. fouet, m. || chatlment, m. 
 scourge, skerj, v. a. fouetter, cbatier. 
 scout, skiffi't, a. esplon, m. || garcon, m., 
 
 vedette, f. J| (mar.) corvette, L 
 
 ikotiit, V. 
 espionner. 
 
 scout, 
 
 a. <fc n. se moquer de 
 
 scowl, tkffBtl. a. air refrogn6, m. 
 cowl, tk$Sbl, v. n. se refrogner. 
 cowllngrly, skotil'ing K, ad. d'un air 
 
 refrogne. [malgreur, f. 
 
 Kerag-glueSB, ikray'ginfs, B. rudesse, f. || 
 u crag-jry, skrug'at, a. de'charne' |j raboteux. 
 scramble, afcrdn. /, s. dispute, L || gri- 
 
 boulllette (Jeu d'enfants), f. 
 scramble, akram'bl, T. n. grimper || ae 
 
 trainer || tacber d'attraper || ae battre pour 
 
 avoir, tacber d'empoigner. 
 crap, akrdp, s. fragment, petit morceau, 
 
 m. || s, pi. reetes, m. pi. || ~-bcok, B. 
 
 album, m. || paper, B. papier a brouil- 
 
 lons, m. [penny, 8. grippe-sou, m. 
 
 eci-ape, ikrap, a. embarras. m. || ~- 
 Bcrape, tkrap, v. a. <t n. ratisstr, racier, 
 
 gratter, effacer. 
 tier ape r, tkrafptr, a. decrottolr, m. || mau- 
 
 vais violon, m. J| avare, m. 
 Boraplngr, akra'ping, 8. ratlssore, t || 
 
 frottement, m. || grattage, m. 
 Scratch, skr&ch, 8. 6gratiguure, 1 
 buratch, tkrach, v. n. gratter, {gratlgner || 
 
 raturer. 
 
 Boratoaer, akrdch'&r, 8. grattolr, tu. 
 Koruwl, tkriffol, s. gnffonnage, m. 
 scrawl, tkTdtol, v. a. grifionni^r. 
 cream, tkrem, screech, skrech, a. crl 
 
 percuit, m. jj owl, s. chal-huant, m. 
 cream, tkrem, screech, tkrech, r. n. 
 
 jtAer on cri. 
 
 screen, tkrin, s. paravent, m. ||crible, m. || 
 
 (fig. labrt, m. || folding 1 ~, s. paravent, m. 
 screen, tkren, v. a. abtiter || cribler. 
 screw, ikro, 8. vis, f. || ~-driver, e. 
 
 tournevis, m. || nut, s. 6rrou, m. || ~- 
 
 propeller, s. (mar.) hflice d'un vnpeur, 
 
 f. || steamer, 8. vapeur a IxSlice, m. . 
 screw, ekro, v. a. visser || serrer || (fie-* 
 
 pressurerll to ~ down a lid, termer a vis 
 
 un couvercle. 
 
 scribble, skrib'bl, s. grif/onnage, m. 
 scribble, tkrib'bl, v. a. griffonner. 
 scribbler, tkrib'bltr, 8. griff onneur, m. || 
 
 6crlvnilloiir, m. 
 
 scribe, stria, B. copiste, m. || 6crivain, m. 
 crip, skrlp, 8. petit sac, m. || chiffon, m. || 
 
 (com.) scrip, recu provisolre, m. 
 scriptural, skrip' tu r&l, a. biblique. 
 Scripture, tkrip'tur, s. ficriture salnte, f. 
 scrivener, tkriv'intr, 8. notaire, m. || 
 
 courtier, m. 
 
 scrofula, tkrdfuJd, a. scrofules, f. pi. 
 scrofulous, tier 6f H liit, a. Bcrotuleuz. 
 scroll, ekrol, e. rouleau, m. 
 scrub, skrub, a. homme de pelne, m. || 
 
 pauvre diable, m. [s'^reinter. 
 
 scrub, skrib, v. a. & n. trotter || laver It 
 scrubby, tkrub'bl, a. pauvre, cheW || 
 
 iu<5chant [I rabougri. 
 scruple, ekro'pl s. scrnpule, m. 
 scruple, tkrffpl, v. n. se faire acrnpule, 
 
 bsiter. [scrupuleuse, 
 
 scrupulosity, skropvlSs'it'l, B. humeur 
 scrupulous, tkro'pu lus, a, ecrupuleui || 
 
 -ly, ad. scrupuleusement 
 scrutineer, tkrotiner" , B. scrutateur, m. 
 orntlnise, skro'tinU, T. a. acruter, 
 
 examiner, Bonder. [scrutln, m. 
 
 scrutiny, tkr6'tinf, e. recherche exacte, f. j| 
 cud, ukud, v. n. s'eiifuir a Xa hate M (mar.) 
 
 faire vent arriera [melde, lutte, f. 
 
 scuffle, steufft, s. qaerelle, f. || combat, m., 
 scuffle, skvffl, v. n. se battre, lutter. 
 scull, skul, B. godllle, t. 
 scullery, skufl&ri, B. lavolr, fivier m. 
 scullion, tkul'yim, s. marmiton, soalllon, 
 sculptor, tkulp'tir, a. sculpteur, m. [m, 
 sculpture, akiilp'tur, 8. sculpture, t. 
 sculpture, tkHlp'tur, v. a. sculpter. 
 scum, a/dim, B. ecume, f. || cruse, f., rebut, 
 scum, ehum, v. a. <Scumer. [m. 
 
 scnmmer, skum'jner, s. ecumolre, f. 
 scurf, skerf, s. teigne, f. || croute, r. 
 onrfy, tkirft, a. teigneux. [sitoe, t 
 
 scurrility, tkurrifttl, 8. ralllerie grios- 
 sonrrllous.aAiir'rH tij, a. bas, vil, groasierlj 
 
 ly, ad. d'une maniere ind^cente. 
 ourvlly, tkir'vlK, ad. vlleinent. 
 ourvlness, sk&r'vinis, 8. bassesae, i 
 scurvy, skir'vl. a. acorbut, m, 
 curvy, aktr'vt, a. gcorbutique || rO, m- 
 
 prisable || ladre. 
 
 scutcheon, skuch'un, a. ecusson, m. 
 cuttle, tkul'tl. 8. pauler large, m. 
 scuttle, ikuftl, T. n. (mar.) suborder [| to 
 
 ~ away, decamper, se saurer. 
 scythe, <nn, s. faux, t 
 
 UU, Ut, fir, Uetb; - Mrt, git Mr; - urine, inn. - nS, Mt, prhi; A;
 
 sea seed 
 
 197 
 
 sea, tS, a. mer, f., ocenn, tn. || main ~. 
 haute roer, f. || heavy , nier oragcu.e, f. || 
 high -s, 8. pi. hautcs marees, f. pi. || 
 --bath, s. bain de mer, m. || ~-bree*e, 
 R. brise du large, f. || --call, R. veau 
 marin, m. || -card, *. com pas de nier, 
 m. [I --chart, 8. carte marine, f. l| ~- 
 eoal, R. charboa de tcrrr, m. li -coast, 
 R. littoral, m. || -tight, R. combat naval, 
 m. i;~-grlrt, a. Isolei au mlllru des caux || 
 --grreen, s. vert d'eau, m. ;| troll, R. 
 mouette, f. || ~-hogr, R. marsonin, m. II 
 --horse, B. morse, m. || --kale, R. 
 
 . ebou marln, m. || --leg's, s. pi. pied 
 marin, m. || -piece, s. tableau de mer, 
 m. II -service, R. service de la marine, 
 m. (I --shore, s. rlvage de la mer, m. || 
 -term, R. term? de marine, m. 
 
 seaboard, t&bnrd, R. bord dp la mer, m. 
 
 seafaring 1 , if fa ring, a. marin. 
 
 seal, til. R. tceau, m. || cachet, m. || phoqne, 
 
 seal, "I, Y. a. Rceller, cacheter. I tn. 
 
 sealing-wax, trl'ing wiks, R. cire a ca- 
 cheter, t 
 
 sealskin, tiftkin, s. peau de pboqae, f. 
 
 earn, tm, 8. couture, f. || suture, f. 
 
 seam, tern, v. a. couturer. 
 
 seaman, tfmdn, R. marin, matelot, m. 
 
 seamanship, le'm&nihip, B. art de na- 
 Tiguer, f. 
 
 seamstress, iem'*trt>. 8. couturifrr, f. 
 
 seamy, tim'i, a. dont on volt IPS coutureR || 
 de 1'enven || the - side, revere de la 
 m&dallle, m. 
 
 seaport, ti'port, e. port de mer, m. 
 
 sear, tir, v. a. bruler || cautdrtser || faner. 
 
 search, tirch, R. recherche, f. || perquiRltion, 
 L || visile, t. || --warrant, s. mandat de 
 perquisition, m. 
 
 search, nercK, v. a. <t n. chercher, falre one 
 recherche || examiner, TlRiter, Render. 
 
 searcher, ttrlh'ir, 8. 8crutateur, m. || 
 sonde. f. 
 
 neaslok. iFiflc, a. nriR dn mal de mer. 
 
 seasickness, tFilinfi, 8. mal de mer, m. 
 
 seaside, it'nd, R. bord de la mer, m. 
 
 season, ifm, s. Ralnon, f., tcmpa propice, 
 moment opportuD, m. 
 
 season, IF in, v. a. A n. assalRonner || ac- 
 coutumer || R'accllmnter || Re secber. 
 
 seasonable, efznabl, a. a propoR, con- 
 Tenable || de RalRon. 
 
 seasonably, iFmtblf, ad. ft propos. 
 
 seasoning;, tftning,*. asnalROnnement,m. 
 
 seat, tit, R. Rltee, m., chaise, f. II demeure, f.|| 
 situation, f. If keep yonr -s, please I 
 ne VOUR d6rangez pas, meRRleun! 
 
 seat, tit, v. a. asseoir || placer, poser, fixer, 
 eUbllr. 
 
 seated, tifid, a. Ritufi l| a . . . place* || pray 
 be -1 preuez place, 8'11 VOUR plait I 
 
 seaweed, ti'v/id, a. algue, f. 
 
 seaworthiness, ii"iter Olintt, t. bon 6tat 
 d'un valsseau, m. 
 
 seaworthy, tt' -u.tr Oii, a. en tat de tenlr 
 Mt incr. 
 
 eeoant, if k&nt, R. (geom.) eecante, L 
 
 secede, tilted', T. n. SB e^parer R falre 
 Hclssion. 
 
 seoeder, tite'dir. 8. Rciwlonnnirr m. 
 
 secession, tftitn'&n, R. separation, f. f 
 BciRsion, f. 
 
 seclnde, tiklnd' , v. a. exclare. elolgner. 
 
 seclusion, ttkln' ttiHn, 8. exclusion, f. 
 
 second, tfk'unrt, 8. second, m. || t^moln, 
 m. || Reconde, f. 
 
 second, tfk'vnd, v. a, seconder. 
 
 second, tfk'fmd. a, (-ly, ad.) second, 
 deuxieme(ment). Jdairempnt. 
 
 secondarily, tfkfundirlK, ad. secon- 
 
 secondary, efk'underi, a. secondaire || 
 Rubalteme. (cr^tton, f. 
 
 secrecy, ti'krgrS, s. secret, m. || dls- 
 
 secret, te" krit, s. Recret, m.|| In ~, en secret || 
 to keep a ~, garder un Recret 
 
 secret, tfkrtt. a. necret -ly, ad. wcrttc- 
 ment II to keep a thlngr , tentr qc. Recret. 
 
 secretary, nfk'riteri, s. secretaire, m. || 
 Home -, Secretaire de 1'Int^rienr, m. 
 
 secretary nhlp, tflfriOriskip, s. secre- 
 tariat, m. 
 
 secrete, ttkref, T. a. secrtter fl c*chr. 
 
 secretion, ttkrf \vn, s. secrntlon, f. 
 
 sect, rifle t, R. secte, f. [R. Rectal re, m. 
 
 sectarian, tfk tSri&n, sectary, tfk'ttr i, 
 
 section, fik'thun, 8. section, f. 
 
 sectional, ttk'thunil, a, sectlonnel. 
 
 sector, tfk'lcr, s. (geom.) secteur, m. 
 
 secular, tfk'vUr, a. Reculler, laTque. 
 
 secularisation, tik u IS. ri *& shun, s. se- 
 cularisation, f. 
 
 secularise, lJfu(drtz, T. a. secnlariRer. 
 
 secalarlty, tfkHldr'ili, s. mondanlte, f. 
 
 secure, tikur', r. a. mettre en Rflrete || 
 aRRurer, confirmcr, garantfr. 
 
 secure, tekur' , a. (-ly, ad.) sur(ement) II 
 ftKsurf || en 8Uret4. fcautlon, f. 
 
 security, nikiar'lK, s. Recnrlte, RureUS, f. II 
 
 sedan, liddn', 8. cbalne a porlpiirs, f. 
 
 sedate, ttdaf, a. (-ly. ad.) oalme || pos8 
 (ment). 
 
 sndateness, jHifnlL R. calroe, m. 
 
 sedative, tfd'iti*, a. RMatif. 
 
 sedentary, rM'intiri, a. ne'dpntalre. 
 
 sedg-e. If], 8. Rla'irul, Jniir, m. || --war- 
 bler, s. tauvelte des roReaux, f. |m. 
 
 sediment, tid'imfnt, s. RMIment, resldu, 
 
 sedition, ttillth'un, 8. s6dltion, f. 
 
 seditions, tldith'ut, a. sedltlvux || -ly, 
 ad. (i^dltleuBprncnL [(actieux, m. 
 
 sedltlonsnesB, ifdtth'utnet, s. esprit 
 
 seduce, tt<Hi*' , T. a. R^dulre. 
 
 seducer, lidu sir. R. RMucteur, m. 
 
 seduction, ttdvk'thin, R. Reduction, f. 
 
 seductive, ifduftiv, a. R<Sduisant || -ly, 
 ad.d'une inanlPre R^dulsante. fassidflmcnt. 
 
 sedulous, tliTvlut, a. aasidu || ly, ad. 
 
 see, te, R. Rlrge episcopal, m. 
 
 see, li, v. a. &. n. Ir. voir, apercevolr, ob- 
 server || frequenter || B'lnformer || etre at- 
 tentif, prendJe garde. 
 
 seed, led, 8. aemence, gruirie, f . || postiritfi, f. 
 || --bed (--garden, --plot), I. semis, 
 m. U --time, B. eernallles, t pi. 
 
 ; fKt, tube, tut. || chair, Joy ; fame, yet; tout, Mai; thing, Oiore.
 
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 seed separable 
 
 seed, ted, y. n. prrncr, raont/>r en graine. 
 
 seedling;, ied'Hng, a. jeune plante, f. 
 
 seedsman, aedz'man, a. semeur, m. 
 
 needy, lid'i, a. grenu || plein de grainea \\ne6. 
 
 seeing-, te'ing, a. vue, vision, f. || ~ is 
 believing-, volr c'est croire || ~ that, 
 vu que. ftftcher d'obtenlr. 
 
 seek, tek, v. a. An. ir. chercher || demander, 
 
 seem, tmn, v. n. sent bier, paraltre. 
 
 seeming, tem'ing, s. apparence, I. \\ to 
 my , a ce qn'il me semble. 
 
 seeming-, tem'ing, a. apparent || -ly, ad. 
 apparent menu 
 
 seemliness, tem'Knit, f. bienseance, f. 
 
 seemly, tem'K, a. biensSant, convenable. 
 
 eer, iftr, a. prophfite, m. 
 
 -aw, tt'toXe, n. bascule, f. 
 
 see -saw, tftifOi, v. n. ae balancer. 
 
 eethe, "01, v. a. & n. ir. boullllr. 
 
 seg-ment, *tg'mfnt, s. segment, m. 
 
 egreg-ate, tfyrigot, v. a. separcr. 
 
 Heine, tin, . (net) seine, f. 
 
 nelsable, tif'dbl, a. saiaisaable. 
 
 else, *", v. a. saisir, s'emparer de. 
 
 elsnre, tf'rur. s. salsie, prise, f. || accfcs, 
 m. || (jur.) saiBie-arret, f. 
 
 ejdom, tfl'tium, ad. rarement. 
 
 elect, tilikf, v. a. oholslr. 
 
 elect, ttllkf, a. d'tilte. 
 
 election, tfltfihiin, . cholx, m. 
 
 elf, */, pn. mome || sol || one'* , 8ol- 
 meme II --aotlng-, a. automoteur II ~- 
 conoelt, . prfRomptlon, f. || -com- 
 mand (--control), s. empire sur sol- 
 m^me, m. || --condemned, a. qni se 
 condamne soi-meme || -confident, a. 
 plein de conUance en soi-mfime || ~-con- 
 clons, a. qut a la conscience de sa 
 proprpTalenrll'defenoe, s. defense per- 
 flonnelle, f. ||~-denlal, s. renoncement & 
 eoi-m$me, m. l| --esteem, s. estime de 
 ot-meme. f. || --evident, a. de toute 
 Cridence || --g-overnment, s. gouverne- 
 ment du pays par Inl-mnme, m. || ~-ln- 
 tflrent, s. egoYnne, m. || Interested, 
 a. ^golste || -love, a. amour-propre, m. [| 
 made, a. de manage || --possessed, 
 a. qul a 1'emplre sur sol-mfime I] ~-pos- 
 lon, s. empire sur soi-meme, m. II 
 praise, s. eioge de soi-mfime, m. |] 
 --reliance, s. conflance en sot-meme, 
 f. |J --relying:, a. qui a confiance en soi- 
 meme || -sacrificing', a. devou6 || - 
 eeklng-, a. figoYstc || styled, a. soi- 
 diaant || --taug-ht, a. inatruit par soi- 
 meme j| --will, s. opinlatrete*, f. || 
 willed, a. opiriiatre || volontaire. 
 
 elfish, tUftfc a. egoiate. 
 
 aelflshnesa, itlfithnis, B. figoYsme, m. 
 
 selfsame, tttfeam, a. mSme. 
 
 ell, til, a. duperie, attrape, 1. 
 
 ell, til, v. a. A n. ir. vendre, traflqner. 
 
 seller, tiftr, a. venUeur, marcbana, m. 
 
 elllnr-oft, eel ing of, a. venteau rabals.f 
 
 Saltier- water, tilt" ztrw&tulir, a. eau de 
 
 elvag-e, ttl'voj, a. llaiere, f. ISeltz, f. 
 
 semaphore, tthn'dfor, a. semaphore, m. 
 
 semblance, stm'bltin*, t. reasemblance, 
 
 apparence, f. 
 
 semlbreve, ifm'ibrm, a. (mus.) ronde, f. 
 semicircle, sim'iitr kl, a. demi-cercle, m. 
 semicircular, ifmitirkuUr, a. deml- 
 
 circulaire. fm. <fc f. 
 
 semicolon, sfmiko'lon, a. point et virgule, 
 seminal, tem'indl, a. efiralnal. (m. 
 
 seminarist, tfm'tntritt, s. sfminariste. 
 seminary, tfm'iniri, s. ppinire, f. || 
 
 Bdminairp, m. fdouble-croche, f. 
 
 semiquaver, ?m' I kwavfr, s. (mua.) 
 semitone, rim' i ton, s. demi-U)n, m. 
 semolina, temdt'na, a. semoule, f. 
 sempstress, tfm'ttrlg, B. ronturifrp, f. 
 senate, ifn'at, s. a^nat, m. || --ions*, n. 
 
 s^nat, m. 
 
 fienator, tin' Stir, 8. egnateiir, m. 
 senatorial, tfnitd'rtal, a. a^natorial. 
 end, find, v. a. ir. envoyer, d^pecher R 
 
 to ~ aw.y, renvoyer, congMier || to ~ 
 
 off, expeVlier. 
 
 Bender, Kfnd'fr. 8. expfidltenr, m. 
 seneschal, sin ttch&l, s. a^n6cbal, m. 
 senile, tf.'nii, . aSnile II vleux, surannA. 
 senior, ten'ytr. s. atnC, ancten, doyen, m. 
 seniority, tinlHr'iti, 8. alnease, I. y an- 
 
 cienneli, f. 
 
 senna, sfn'ni, a. sn. m. 
 ennlgrht, ten' mt, s. hnitalne, f. 
 sensation, tinta thun, s. Renaatton, f. II 
 
 ~ . . ., a effet || to create a ~, faire sen- 
 sation, faire de 1'eclat 
 ense, sfn*. 8. sens, m. || sensation, f. II 
 
 raison, f. |] sentiment, m. || opinion, f. j| 
 
 signification, f. || to be in one's rlgrht 
 
 -s, otre dana aon bon sens || to be out 
 
 of one's -a, etre bon de son bon sens, 
 
 f.trr mi peu toque. 
 aenseless, ttni'llt, a. insensible || absnrdpjj 
 
 -ly, ad. sans raison. ff. 
 
 senselessness, tins' IXsnXs, B. absurdity, 
 sensibility, sinsibil'iti, s. sensibility, f. 
 sensible, tin'eibl, a. sensible, sena^. 
 sensibly, tfn'nbli, ad. aensiblement II 
 
 sagement, scnsfiment. 
 sensitive, tfn'eitiv, a. sensitif || siis- 
 
 ceptlble || ~ plant, s. sensitive, f. |f . 
 sensitiveness, #n'iftvn, s. senaibilitfi, 
 sensual, sin'tual, a. (-ly, ad.) aensurl 
 
 (lement). faensuel. 
 
 sensuallse, tin'tuiKx, v. a. rendrc 
 sensualist, tin' tan Hit, s. sensuel, m. || 
 
 (philos.) aenaualiate, m. 
 sensuality, tfntual'iti, s. sensuality f. 
 entenoe, sen'tlns, a. sentence, f., ]uge- 
 
 ment, m. || pbrase, f. 
 sentence, -aen't ins, v. a. condamner. 
 sententious, ttntfn'shiu, a. seutencieux || 
 
 -ly, ad. sentencieusement. 
 sentiment, tfn'timfnt, a. sentiment, m. 
 sentimental, tfntimin'tdl,*. sentimental. 
 sentimentality, ifntimental'iti, 8. btii- 
 
 llllifiillllile, t. 
 
 sentinel, sin' II nf I, sentry, ifn'tri, t. 
 
 aentlnelle, f. J| box, a. gufirlte, L 
 separable, ifp'Ar&bl, a. separable. 
 
 ISte, kit, f&r, lo&; here, gK, Mr; imn, Inn; no, hit, prove t <;
 
 separate sexennial 
 
 199 
 
 f Sr at, T. a. (4 n. ) (se) Sparer. 
 i/ drat, a. eeparS || -ly, ad. 
 
 separate, 
 
 separate, 
 & part. 
 
 separation, riparn'ihun, s. separation, 
 f. |j Judicial ~, divorce, m. 
 
 sepia, tiffin, B. seiche, sfiche, f. 
 
 sepoy, tt'p&jj, s. cipaye, m. 
 
 September, tip tern' ber. B. septorabre, m. 
 
 septennial, efptfn'ni&I, a. septennaL 
 
 septuagenarian, tip tu djin a'ridn, s. 
 septuagennlrp, m. 4 f. [Septuage'sime. 
 
 septuag-eslma, tfptuSjeYtmd, a. la 
 
 sepulchral, tipul'krdl, a. fCpulcral. 
 
 sepulchre, *p Hiker, s. sepnlcre, m. 
 
 sepulture, <j'tt<rur, s. ePpulture, f. 
 
 seqnaclons, tfkipa'ihOf, a. docile. 
 
 sequel, efkvttl, s. suite, f. 
 
 sequence, tfkwen*, s. suite, serle, f. 
 
 sequester, tilncii'ter, v. a. sequestrer. 
 
 sequestration, tik wit tra' than, s. 66- 
 qupstre, m. || Isoleroent, m. fm. 
 
 seqnestrator, <:'* u>e> tra'ltr, s. sfqueetre, 
 
 seragrllo, lirdfyS, s. 8<Srall, m. 
 
 seraph, lir'if, s. s4raphln, m. 
 
 nerenade, tirinad' , s. B(Si>'nade, f. 
 
 serenade, tfrindtf, v. a. donner tme 
 ee're'nade a. 
 
 erene, siren' ', a. serein |j most ~, seXS- 
 Dlsslme || -ly, ad. avec serenltg. 
 
 serenity, tfrfn'lti, s. Bgrenlte, f. 
 
 serf, <*rf, s. serf, esclave, m. 
 
 serfdom, itrfdom, s. erclavagp, m. 
 
 serve, er/, s. serge (toffe), f. 
 
 serg-eant, Serjeant, tarjent, s. sergent 
 m. || marfchal des logls, m. II htiissler, m. || 
 (of police) brigadier, m. || avocat, m. 
 
 serial, ifriil, s. centre qnl paratt par 
 
 serial, ti'ritl. a. srlel. Isrle8, f. 
 
 series, tfrflt, g. srlp, suite, L 
 
 serious, ifritii, a. strieirx || grave || -ly, 
 ad. serlrasement. 
 
 seriousness, tfri&inli, s. s^rlenz, n>. 
 
 sermon, itr'nfri, s. sennon, m. 
 
 sermonise, utr'mgniz, T. n. sermonner. 
 
 serous, tiriui, a. sireux. fU-au, m. 
 
 serpent, tir'pfnt, 9. serpent, m. || serpen- 
 
 serpentlne, tir'pfntin, s. serpentine, f. 
 
 serpentine, ttr'pfnfln, n. oerpentant. 
 
 serrate, tfrrit, r. a. crneler, denteler. 
 
 serried, ifr'rid, a. serre, coopacte. 
 
 serum, if rum, s. sfirum. m. 
 
 servant, itr'vSnt, s. servltrnr, dotnestlqac, 
 m. II senrante, f. || your obedient - (In 
 letters), votre trta-humblc Bervltenr. 
 
 serve, itrv, T. a. A n. servlr, etre subor- 
 donng || etre uUle a, sufflre II trailer II x'ac- 
 commoder a II desserrir || etre en smrlce, 
 etre au serHce [I that will ~ him riffht, 
 cela lot apprendra a Tlvre. 
 
 service, ta'vi*. s. service, m. H emplol, 
 office, m. I) bom mage, m. || utility, f. [l 
 divine ~, s. office dlrln, in. || dlnner- 
 ~, vaisselle de table, f. || tea ~, service 
 a the, m. (utile. 
 
 serviceable, ttfvitttl, a. servlable || 
 
 aervlle, ttr" vlt, a. (-ly, ad.) serv I lament). 
 
 servility, itrvUHK, B. scrvlllte, f. 
 
 servitude, lir'vit-ud, e. servitude, f. |) 
 penal ~, travaux force"", m. pi. 
 
 session, tith'vn, s. session, f. || -'s ball 
 on house, s. chamhre de justice, f. 
 
 set, set, s. asfortiment, m. || Ffirio, f. || gar- 
 niture, f. || (at play) partie, f. 
 
 set, til, v. a. & n. ir. mettre, placer, fixer, 
 poser, alnster, regler || tabllr || valuer I 
 
 Rlanter || mettre au ]eu |l parier II encadrer || 
 >uer, affermer || aiguiser, affiler, repas- 
 ser j| orner || se concber (of the sun) || 
 s'aflalbllr || se fixer, coagnlcr || prendre 
 racine, planter || mettre en mnmque || se 
 mettre en route || attraper (of birds) II 
 s'appllquer l| to ~ aside, reserver, mettre 
 de cotfi II to - forth, montrer I! d^ployer II 
 to off, embellir, parer |l rehnusser II 
 to ~ on edgre, agacc-r J| to ~ to, se 
 cbamalller || to ~ up, erlger, dresser || 
 to ~ up for oneself, se qualifier de || 
 ~-down, B. mot sans repliqne, m. II -- 
 off, e. parure, f., ornement, m. l| contre- 
 polds, m. || out, s. Ctalage, m. || d- 
 but, m. I! ~-to, s. dispute, querelle, f., 
 chamaillis, m. 
 
 set, tit, a. fixe || rgle. 
 
 settee, tit t? , s. petit canapS, m. 
 
 setter, sifter, s. chien coucbant, m. II eo- 
 fourneur, m. || compositeur, m. || Instign- 
 teur, m. 
 
 setting-, lifting, s. action de placer, f. || 
 conrber do soleil, m. 
 
 settle, rifl, v. a. <t n. fixer, mettre, 
 etablir || rfgler, arranger l| clarifler |l cal- 
 mer || se marler || se rasseolr, se fixer, 
 s'eukblir || se remettre au beau. 
 
 settlement, tiflmtnt, s. etabll'scment, 
 rdglement, m. || douaire, m. II sidlment, 
 m. || liquidation, f. II colonle, I. 
 
 settler, tffUr, s. colon, m. 
 
 seven, tiv'n, a. sept. . 
 
 seventeen, ttv'ntrn, a. dii-srpt. 
 
 seventeenth, tfv'n tenth, a. dlx-spptl^me. 
 
 seventh, tiv'ntti, a. (-ly, ad.) septlimn 
 (mrnti. |xl(lm. 
 
 seventieth, ifv'ntiith, a. solxante-dl- 
 
 eventy, ttVntl, a. solxante-dlx. 
 
 sever, itv'tr. v. a. (An.) (se) sCparcr. 
 
 several, ilv erdl, a. plusleurs, divers, dif- 
 ferent || partlculler |] ly, ad. repayment. 
 
 severe, siver" ,&. sivtre, rlglde, rlgoureux, 
 cruel II ly, ad. rlgoureusemrnt. 
 
 severity, eUvfr'Hi, t. severitC, f. 
 
 sew, !i, v. a. condre. 
 
 Bewor, tVir, s. couturier, m., coutnrltre, t 
 
 sewer, tff ir, s. egout, cloaque, m. 
 
 sew(er)agro, iH (er> nj, s. Immondlces des 
 fgoui-. f. pi. l| syslerae d'Ggotits, m. 
 
 ewlnp, iff ing ; -cushion, s. cousnln a 
 coudiv, m. J| --machine, s. cou^piise 
 mecaniqne, f. || --noodle, s. aiguille a 
 coudre, f. fuexe. 
 
 sex, tiki, s. sexe, m. II fair ~, le beau 
 
 sexarenarlan, tikiijfnffri&n, s. exa- 
 ginalrr, m. A I. (g^slrue. 
 
 Bexatfeslm*. liki tjti'lmd, 8. la Sexa* 
 
 sexennial, itktin'niU, a. sexennal. 
 
 /S9t, Kb*, tu. | chair, Jot; gam, y; lovl, teal; - thing, tktrt.
 
 200 
 
 sexton sheet 
 
 sexton, sfks'lUn, a. sacristain, m. || fos- 
 
 eoyeur, m. 
 
 sextuple, sfks'tupl, a. sextuple. 
 sexual, slks'ual, a. sexuel. 
 shabbily, shdbbili, ad. mesquincmcnt, 
 
 pauvrement. fpauvrete', f. 
 
 shabblness, xhnb'binff, s. mesquinerie, f.|j 
 shabby, shdb'bi, a. chiche, cheiif || has, 
 
 vil II uffi || ~-g;enteel, a. rflpu || chStive- 
 
 ment v6tu. (entraver. 
 
 /.hackle, uliak'!, v. a. cnchatner J| (fig.) 
 shackles, shdk'lz, e. pi. fers, m. pi. 
 shad, */in<i, g. alose. f. 
 nhaddook, sMd'dnk, 8. pamplcmousse, f. 
 shade, shad, s. ombre, f. || nuance, f., om- 
 
 brage, m. || abat-jour, m. || (fig.) abri, m. 
 shade, shad, v. a. ombrager || protggcr || 
 
 nuancer || obscurcir. 
 
 Rhadlness, sha'dinla, s. ombragc, TO. 
 shadow, shdd'o, t. ombre, f. [ombrer. 
 shadow, shad's, v. a. ombrager || protgger || 
 shadowy, shdd'ol, shady, tha'di, a. 
 
 ombragi II obscur, sombre || a ~ cha- 
 racter, caractftre vaporeux, m. 
 shaft, thaft, s. flSche. f., trait, m. J| putts, 
 
 m. || f ut, m., tige, (. j| limon, m.|| horse, 
 
 ft. limonior, m. [caporal (tabac), m. 
 
 shagr, shdg, 8. pcluche, f. || poil rude, m. || 
 shagrgred, shdg'gfd, shagrgry, shag gl, a. 
 
 velu l| lierisse. 
 
 shagreen, shdgren', 8. peau de chagrin, f. 
 shake, shdk, a. sccousse, f. || (mus.) trillc; 
 
 f. || fbranlenu-nt, m. 
 shake, i/idk, v. a. & n. ir. secouor, remuer. 
 
 agiterjl branler, chauceler || (mus.) trillerfl 
 
 trembler || to ~ one's belief, Cbranler 
 
 la foi de qn. [meat, m. 
 
 shaking-, shd'king, 8. sccousse, f., tremble- 
 shaky, thd'ki, a. branlant, cassg. 
 shall, shdl, v. n. def. ir. devoir. 
 shallop, thai' lop, 8. chalonpe, f. 
 shallow, thai' to, s. bas-fond, haut-fond,m. 
 shallow, shdl'lo, a. peu profond, bas || 
 
 frivole, superficle). 
 shallowness, shdl'lonex, B. pcu dc pro- 
 
 fondeur, m. || trivolit^, f. 
 sham, tham, t. fraude, imposture, f. 
 sham, xhnm, v. a. & n. trompcr, dupcr, 
 
 faire accroire || user dc feintes. 
 pham, sham, a. faux, pr^tcndu, feint. 
 shambles, sham! biz, s. pi. bouchcrie, f. 
 shambling:, ihdm'bling, a. louid. 
 shame, sham, 8. bonte, f. |] pudeur, f. |j 
 
 for ~ I fi ! fi done ! 
 
 shame, sham., r. n. faire honte a. ffus. 
 shamefaced, $kdm'fdst, a. pudique || con- 
 shameful, sham'firul, a. bonteux || ly, ad. 
 
 bonteiiaement. 
 shameless, n/tdm'lfs, a. impudent l| -ly, 
 
 ad. suns honte. |f. 
 
 hamelessueas, shdm'les nea, Impudence, 
 hajnmy-leather, ahdm'mil0l'er t a. 
 
 cbamoia, m. 
 
 shampoo, ihdmpfi', v. a. mnsser. 
 shamrook, atuim'rok, s. trifle, m. 
 hank, shdngk, 9. jambe, 1. || tuyau, m. || 
 
 verge, i. || tige, I. 
 
 shanty, tfiitn'tt, d. hutte, baraque, f. 
 
 shape, ahdp, s. forme, figure, f. || ta1H, 
 stature, f. [rtgler, ajuster. 
 
 shape, shdp, v 1 a. former || proportionner. 
 
 shapeless, shap'lid, a. informe. 
 
 shapely, shdpfK, a. blen fait. 
 
 share, shdr, s. part portion, 1. || action, 
 f., dividende, m. |[ soc, m. || prefer- 
 ence -~, (com.) action privil6giee, f. 
 
 share, shdr, v. a. & n. partager || avoir 
 part. [m. 
 
 shareholder, s har* hold Ir, s. actionnalra. 
 
 sharer, shdr' er, s. partageant, m. 
 
 shark, shark, 8. requin, m. || escroc, m. 
 
 sharp, sharp, 8. (mus.) di^se, m. 
 
 sharp, sharp, a. (-ly, ad.) aigu, tranchant, 
 pointu || pen6trant ; percant, piquant || api- 
 rituel(lement) || BevSrement, vivement || 
 satiriqno || cruel || vlf || violent || 6vefll6, 
 d^gonrdi || look ~ I attention 1 dncbez- 
 vous! || ~-shooter, 8. tirailleur, m. 
 
 sharpen, shdr'pn^ v. a. aiguiser, affiler y 
 denial ser. 
 
 sharper, shdrj/ir, B. eecroc, fllon, m. 
 
 sharpness, sharpnlt, s. tranchant, m., 
 pointe, f. II aprete", rigueur, pfinStration 
 d'esprit, f. || violence, f. fbriser. 
 
 shatter, thdfter, v. a. & n. fracasser |J SB 
 
 shave, shav, v. a. ir. raser, faire la barbell 
 
 tondre || planer || to got -d, se faire raser. 
 haver, i " 
 shaving:, 
 
 shaver, sha'ver-j s. barbier, m. Nusurier, m. 
 , sh&vmg, s. rognure, f. II -s, s. pi. 
 copeaux. m. pi. |[~-dlsh, s. plat a barbe, 
 
 shawl, shdtol, 8. chile, m. Im. 
 
 she, she, s. femelle, f. 
 
 she, she, pn. elle || celle. 
 
 sheaf, shef, s. gerbe, f. 
 
 sheaf, shif, v. a. mettre en gerbes. 
 
 shear, sher, v. a. ir. tondre. 
 
 shearing-, sher'ing, s. tonte, tonture, f. 
 
 shears, *Aerz,8.pl. ciseaux, m.pl.Hcisailles, 
 
 sheath, sheth. s. fourreau, m. If. pi. 
 
 sheathe, sheOi, v.a. rengatner, mettre dana 
 le fourreau || revetir de planches. 
 
 shed, shed, s. appentis, hangar, m. 
 
 shed, shid, v. a. ir. repandre, verser || se 
 depouiller de. 
 
 sheep, ship, e. brebis, f., mouton, m. || 
 (fig.) BOt, m. |J basane, f. || ~-cot, ~- 
 fold, 8. pare a brebis, m. ll ~-hook, s. 
 houlette, f. || ~'s-eye, s. (fig.) oeillade, 
 f. || ~-skin, s. basane. f. 
 
 sheepish, shep'tsh, a. tlmide.simpje ||b6te. 
 
 sheepishness, shep'ishnes, s. betise, f. 
 
 sheer, sher, v. n. s'en aller secrgteruent || 
 (mar.) embarder || to ~ off, (mar.) alarguer 
 || to ~ up, (mar.) Clonger. 
 
 sheer, ahr'r, a. & ad. pur || tout d'un coup. 
 
 sheet, shit, s. drap de lit, m. || feuille do 
 papier, f. || lame, f. || (mar.) ecoutc, f. || 
 main , (mar.) fcoute de grand perroquet j| 
 winding -~, llnceul, suaire, ra. || 1m -s, 
 en it uiilf a || o-almatiao, B. calendricr de 
 comptoir, in. || --anchor, 8. jua!lre* 
 ancre, f. M ~-lron, s. tole, f. I) ~-llg-h 
 ninsr, s. eclair de cbaleur, m. || ~-muati 
 8. caijiers de musique, m. pi. 
 
 latt, Mt, f&r, l<Ov; here, gft, Mr; nint, inn; no, hdt, prof>a; -&;
 
 sheeting; shortness 
 
 201 
 
 ;, a. tolle pour draps de 
 lit, f. [gable, m. 
 
 half, tMlf, g. tablette, (. !| ecuei), bane de 
 hell, tlifi, g. ecaille, cosae, f. |j coquille. 
 
 f. || decree, f. || bombe, f., coquillage, m. (| 
 --work, t. rocaille, f. 
 
 hell, g/if'l, v. a. & n. Sealer, ecogser || 
 bonibarder || s'gcailler. (de coquille. 
 
 shelly, thil'li, a. abondaot en ecailles || 
 
 belter, thil'tir, g. ahri, asile, m. 
 
 shelter, tMftcr, v. a. mettrc a courert, 
 mettre a 1'abri || dfifendre, prote'ger. 
 
 shelterless, thel'tir It*, a. sans agile. 
 
 shelve, thtlv, v. n. aller en pente. 
 
 shelving:, ehilv'ing, a. pent?, f. 
 
 shelving:, shdv'ing, a. en pente, en tains. 
 
 shepherd, efttp'ird, g. berger, patre, m. || 
 pasieur, m. 
 
 shepherdess, thfp'erdti, 8. bergere, f. 
 
 sherbet, ther'bft, 8. gorbet, m. 
 
 sheriff, thfr'if, g. gherlf, m. 
 
 sherry, fMr'ri, g. vin de XSrfig, m. 
 
 shew, ihn, g. <t T. a. vid show. 
 
 shield, theld, g. boucller, m. || (fig.) pro- 
 tection, f. 
 
 shield, theld, T. a. defendre. 
 
 shirt, ihfft, g. reggource, f., expedient, m., 
 dgfalte, f., gubterfuge, m. || chemise de 
 femroe. f. || to make - to live, gagner 
 pf niblement sa vie. 
 
 shift, thift, v. a. A n. changer, dgplacer, 
 cbnnger de vetement || (rail. ) changer de 
 voltore H trouver des expedients. 
 
 shifter, skiff er, g. horome ruse", m. 
 
 shillelaarh, thills' 16, s. casse-tete, m. 
 
 shilling:, thirling, g. 1 franc 25 centimes || 
 a ~ In the pound, cinq pour cent. 
 
 shilly-shally, ihiflithilli, T. n. etre 
 Indecis, Irre'soin. [jambe, m. 
 
 shln(-bone), tMn'(bSn), g. tibia, os de la 
 
 shine, Ain, T. n. ir. lufrr, relulre. brlller. 
 
 shingle, thing' gl, g. hardeau, m. || -, pi. 
 (m6d.) zona. zogter, m. |f. 
 
 shining-, thfniny, t. eclat, m. |l gplendeur, 
 
 shining:, thi'ning, a. lulgant, eclatant. 
 
 shiny, thm'i, a. lulsant, Eclatant. 
 
 sbip, thip, g. valtxeau, navire, in. || -- 
 agrent,g.commlsg|nnnalrc-expedlteur,m.l| 
 ~-board, ad. ft bord I] --boy, g. mouge, 
 m. || -broker, 8. courtier maritime, m. || 
 -builder, g. congtructcur de narlreg, 
 m. || --load, g. cargalgon, f. H --owner, 
 
 g. armateur, m. 
 
 hip, thip, v. a. (mar.) embarqner || (the 
 oars) armer || (the helm) nionter || (a 
 ea) recevolr. embarquer (une vague). 
 
 shipment, thip'mint, t. chnrRemrot, m. 
 
 shipper, thip'per, s. patron d'un navlre, m. 
 
 hipping-, thip'piny, I. valBseauz, on. pi. || 
 flolte, f. || chargement, m. |) --ag-eut, i. 
 facU-ur maritime, m. 
 
 hip-wreck, shtp'rtk, g. naufrage, m. 
 
 Bhlpwreok, ehipfrtk, v. a. dt u. uaufrager. 
 
 hire, thlre, g. com 16, dtiparteuient, m. 
 
 shirt, Mrt, I. chemise d'boiame, L y -- 
 trout, s. chemisette, f. |f. 
 
 shirting-, thirl' ing, g. tolle poor chemises, 
 
 shiver, thiv'fr, a. eclat, m. || fragment, 
 
 m. || frissonneroent, m. 
 shiver, thiv'er, v. a. & n. rnmpir, mettre 
 
 en places [| se brlscr || frissonnr-r. [m. 
 
 shivering-, thiv'er ing, g. frissonnement, 
 shoal, shot, s. foulc, f. H bane de gable, m. 
 hoal, sluJl, T. n. g'attrouper || (of water) 
 shoal, thol, a. bag, peu profond. [baisser. 
 shock, th8k, g. choc, coup, m. I) SOCOUSSP, 
 
 f. I) moyette, f. || -head, g. ciilgnon. m. 
 hook, thSk, v. a. choquer, heurtpr |] at- 
 
 taquer || offenser. feeant, horrible. 
 
 shocking:, shdtfing, a. choquant. affll- 
 
 shoddy, thod'di,*. shuddy, m. || effllochd, 
 m. || mill. g. effllocheuse, t || fabrlque 
 de lalne de ghuddy, f. 
 
 shoe, tho, s. eouller, m. || fer a cheval, m. || 
 --black, boy, g. decrotteur, tn. || 
 horn, 8. chaugge-pled, m. || --lace, -- 
 string:, 8. cordon de gouller, m. 
 
 shoe, tho, v. a. ir. cbaugger || ferrer. 
 
 shoeing:, tho'ing, g. ferrage, m. 
 
 shoeless, tho'ltt, a. nans gonllen. 
 
 shoemaker, hffmakir,e. cordonnier, m. 
 
 shoot, thot, g. rejeton, m. j| remong, m. 
 
 hoot, thot, T. a. & n. Ir. lancer, tirer, de- 
 chnrger II dgcocher. darder || ponsser l| 
 bnurgeonner || Jalllir || pagser arec rnpl- 
 dlte, s'41ancer, g'avancer || provenlr. 
 
 hooter, thofir, g. tireur, m. 
 
 hooting:, tHoflng, g. chagse au tir. f. || 
 pousse, f., filancement, m. || --grronnd, 
 grallery, 8. tir, m. II --Jacket, s. 
 habit de chasge, m. || --lodg-e (--box), 
 8. rendez-roun de cbagge, m. 
 
 hooting:, thofing. a. (of pain) land- 
 nnnt || (of stars) fllant 
 
 hop. tMp, K. boutique, f., magasin, atelier, 
 m. II --bill, g. engeigue, f. || --boy, s. 
 garcon de magosln, m. II front, 8. 
 fenetre d'titalage, f. || lifter, s. auteur 
 d'un vol dang un magasin, m. 
 
 hop, thiip, T. n. falre dcg empletteg. 
 
 shopkeeper, thSp' kip ir, g. boutlquler, m. 
 
 hopping:, thSpfping, g. empletten, f. pi. 
 
 shore, thor, 8. rlvagp, m., cote, f. || npnal, 
 m. || to stand in, (mar.) courir 4 
 
 shorn, thfrn, a. tondu. Iterre. 
 
 short, thort, a. court II bref II conclg, nerre J| 
 inffrir-iir I) to be of money, etre a 
 court d'argcnt || to fall - of, etre au- 
 dessoug de || to out ~, couper court a || 
 to make - -work of, ne pas y aller par 
 quatre chemlng II in , bref, en on mot |) 
 the long: and the of it Is, en re- 
 8um6 || lived, a. qut vlt pen de temps || 
 sighted, a. myope ||- alg-htedneas, 
 
 g. royopie, f. || -ly, ad. sou* pea. blentot || 
 brierement [sance, f. || ddflclt, m. 
 
 shortcoming-, sMrfkuming, 8. iQDuffl- 
 horten, thirfn, v. a. (it n.) (*e) raccour- 
 
 cir, abr^ger || couper. 
 shorthand, tMrfhdnd, s. st^aographle, 1 1| 
 
 -writer, s. it^DOKrapbe, m. 
 shortness, thorf nit, s. peu d* longueur, 
 
 m., brlevetfi, t II Imperfection, t || pett- 
 
 tegee, f. 
 
 i flttf <*> '* II *alr. Joy ; game, yes ; tout, teal; tning, DUrs.
 
 202 
 
 shot sift 
 
 hot, skit, s. coup de feu, m. || trait lance". 
 m. II boulet de canon, m. l| compte, m. [| 
 portee, f. || small -~, dragge, cendre de 
 plomb. f. || dnok-~, draglSe aux canards, 
 
 hot, tMt, a. chatoyant [f. 
 
 shoulder, nhofdir, s. fpanlp. f. || to five 
 one the oold ~, battre Iroid a qn. || 
 blade, B. omoplate, f. || ~- strap, 8. 
 bretelle, f. '{ broaded, a. auz larges 
 epaulm |) round ed, a. qul a le dos 
 rond. fsut les epanles || pousser. 
 
 ho older, ihofdir, v. a. inettre or porter 
 
 shout, tAri&t, s. cri, m. || acclamation, f. || 
 {of laughter) eclat, m. 
 
 bout, fheftut, v. n. pousser des crla de 
 Jole, falre dps acclamations. 
 
 h outer, thd&ttr, 8. acclamateur, m. 
 
 hove. Aut>, 8. coop, m. 
 
 hove, A, v. a. at n. pousser II foorrer || 
 to - oft, (mar.) poiisser an large. 
 
 hovel, thuv'l, 8. pelle, f. Iraraasser. 
 
 hovel, thuv'l, v. a. Jeter arec une pelle || 
 
 how, tho, 8. spectafle, m. || 6talage, m., 
 pnrailfi, f. || ~>ease, 8. montre, L || ~- 
 room, 8. local d'une exposition, m. 
 
 how, *ha, v. a. <t n. ir. montrer, faire 
 roir || enselgner, demontrer || publier || ex- 
 poser || conduire |] prouver || paraltre, avoir 
 f'alr || to - off, Staler. 
 
 shower, tkd&ir, s. ondee, giboulee, f. II 
 (fig.) grtle, f. |j bath, s. douche, f. 
 
 hower, ih^wtr, T. a. 4 n. inonder [| 
 pleuvoir a verse. 
 
 howery, thffu/ir \. a. pluvleux. 
 
 howy, .iho'i, a. hrillant || fastueux. 
 
 hrapnel- shell, hr&p' nil Ml, 8. shrap- 
 nel, no. 
 
 hred, thrSd, 8. morcean, m., rottnnre, f. 
 
 bred, thrid, v. a. couper en petite mor- 
 ceaux. 
 
 brew, thro, 8. ple-ftri6che, f. n mgre, f. 
 
 shrewd, *hrnd, a. (-ly, ad.) tin(emont) || 
 put, 
 
 hrewdne**, ihrocFnff, a. finesse, ruse, f. 
 
 shrewish, thro'ish, a. acariatre || -ly, ad. 
 en cri ail Ian U [{, 
 
 shrewmonae, >fir6'mntiii, B. masaraifrne, 
 
 shriek, thrtk, t. cri percant, m. 
 
 shriek, tlirik, v. n. pousser des cris per- 
 
 hrike, ihrik, 8. ple-gri$che, f. [cants. 
 
 shrill, thrU, a. percant, aigu, grele. 
 
 shrillness, ehnl'nfi, 8. son aigu, m. 
 
 shrimp, nhrirnp, s. crevette, f. || bout 
 d'hoinmc, m. 
 
 shrine, (Ann, rcliquaire, m., chosse, f. 
 
 shrink, ihringk, v. n. Ir. se resserrer, se 
 rttrtcir, Be raccourcir |J se reculer. \m. 
 
 shrinkagre, shr'mgKaj, a. rgtr^cissement, 
 
 shrivel, thriv'l, v. a. (A n.) (ae) rider. 
 
 hroad, thrdfed. 8. abri, m. i| linceui, drap 
 mortualre, m. l| (mar.) hauban, m. 
 
 shroud, ttirofod, v. a. & n. metlre a 1'abri || 
 dileodre, proUSger || couvrir d'nn drap 
 mortualre || se meltre 2k 1'abri. 
 
 Shrove, eltrov ; --tide, s. les lours grag, 
 m. pi. || --Taesday, s. mardi gras, m. 
 
 shrub, shrub, s. arbnsseau, arbuete, m. 
 
 hrnbbery, thrilb'htri, s. plantation d'ar- 
 
 brisseaux, f. 
 shrubby, fhrub'l'i, a. d'arbrisseau || pleln 
 
 d'arbrisseaux. 
 
 shrugr, ihrug, s. haussement d'6pnule8, ta. 
 shrug-, shrug, v. a. lever, bausaer, m. 
 shudder, thud' tier. s. frissonnement, m. 
 shudder, thud'dir, v. n. frlssonner, 
 
 friSmir || trembler. 
 shuffle, iMfJl, s. melange, m. [| artifice, 
 
 m. || confusion, f. || dfaite, t 
 shuffle, thvffl, v. a. & n. melanger, me- 
 
 ler || confondre || blalser, tergiverser H 
 
 eluder || s'intriguer. 
 
 shuffler, ihufjUr, s. fourbe, bialseur, m. 
 hnfflinar, thuf fling, s. ruses, f. pi., d- 
 
 tours, subterfuges, m. pi. 
 
 ngr, thO/ fling, a. 6vaslf l| chlca 
 
 Rhnffllngr, thO fling, a. 6vaslf l| chlcanenr. 
 shun, fhiin, v. a. viter || ^chapper. 
 shunt, <Aunf, s. vole de garage, f. 
 hunt, Khunt, v. a. chauger de vole. 
 hut, > hut, v. a. t n. tr. termer, renfermer|| 
 
 to ~ off, Intercepter || to - off steam. 
 
 Intercepter la vapeur. 
 Shutter, thvftir, 8. volet de fenetre, m. 
 shuttle, thuftl. s. navette, f. || ~-cock, s. 
 
 volant t m. 
 
 shy, At, v. n. avoir peur || fnlre tin ecart. 
 hy, ,At, a. (-ly, ad.) reserve || tlmlde 
 
 (mont) || goupconneux. 
 shyness, ihfnfy. s. reserve, tlmldlte, f. 
 sibyl, sib'il, 8. slbylle, f. 
 lok, >ik, a. malade || indispose || MpAM II 
 
 sea-~, qul a le mal de mer || ~-list, s. 
 
 role des malades, m. || --ward, s. salle 
 
 des malades, f. 
 loken, tlkfn, v. a. & n. rendre malade, 
 
 faire mal an cmur || tomber malade II 
 
 languir. [gout. 
 
 sickening:, ilfn Kng, a. qui donne du A6- 
 sickle, tilfkl, s. faucllle, f. 
 slckliness, tWlinii, s. <?tt maladlf, m. 
 sickly, tik'li. a. maladif. 
 sickness, rik'nit, s. maladle, f., mal an 
 
 cxeur, m. || eca-~, mal de mer, m. 
 side, rid, s. cote\ m. |l flanc, bord, m. || 
 
 parti, m., secte, f. || on one ~, d'un cdtfi l! 
 
 on all -s, de tous cot^s II to take one's 
 
 ~, prendce le parti de qn. || one d, r. 
 
 qui n'a qu'un cot#, qu'une face I! ~-dlsi., 
 
 8. entremets, m. || hors-d'oeuvre, m. II - 
 
 face, s. profil, m. U ~- scene, s. cou- 
 
 lisse, f. || ~-walk, s. contre-allee, f. 
 side, rid, v. n. se joindre ft un parti. 
 side, rid, a. lateral, oblique, de cote". 
 sideboard, ruftord, 8. buffet, m. 
 sidelong-, rid' Ufng, a. (& ad.) oblique(meDt) || 
 slder, rld'ir, 8. partisan, m. [de col6. 
 
 sideways, nd'vi&z, ad. de cot, oblique- 
 
 ment. fd'evltement, f. 
 
 sldlngr, tTding, B. (rail.) crolsiSre, f. || gare < 
 sidle, rVdl, v. n. marcher de coW. 
 sleg-e, tej, s. slSge, m. || to lay ~ to, 
 
 mettre le siege a J| to raise a , lever le 
 leve, iv, s. tanas, crible, m. lsi*g<). 
 
 Itt, rift, T. a. tamiser, crtbler || (fig.) 
 
 Bonder. 
 
 Ufa. Mt, far, U; Mrt, jjlt, Mr; in, inn; no] hit, prove; *o;
 
 tip 
 
 203 
 
 slfttngrB, lifting*, e, pi. crlblnres, f. pL 
 
 Igrh, ri, souplr, m. 
 
 Bigrh, tt. T. n. souplrer, g6mlr. 
 
 slgrht, nt, a. rue, facullg de voir, f. || vision, 
 f. | aspect, m. !| spectacle, m. || mire 
 d'nn fusil, t fl at ~, (com.) 4 vuc l| at 
 . . . days' ~, (com.) a ... jours de rue || 
 to hate the - of one, detesler la nip 
 de on. H ont of , bon ri> vue || to lose 
 of, perdre de rue II bole, B. mire, f. || 
 --seeing:, g. curiosltC dps foules, f. 
 
 slirht, nt, v. a. (mar.) apercevoir, remar- 
 
 slgrhtlesB, nfUi, a. aveugle. Iquer. 
 
 BlgrhUy. lit'H, ad. agrtable & la rue, beau. 
 
 Blgrn, tn, s. signe. m., marque, f., symbole, 
 m. |] enselgne, f. || souvenir, m. I] --board, 
 a. enseigne, f. !| --manual, s. signature 
 royale, 7. II poet, a. potean d'enseigne, 
 
 igm, *MI, T. a. signer || falre slgne. | m. 
 
 *<rnal, tig'nil. g. signal, signe, m. l| ~- 
 llffht, B. fanal, m. 
 
 Igmal, yiuU, T. a. signaler. 
 
 Mtirn&l, tig'nM, a. glgnale, Insigne || -*T 
 ad. d'une mnnlfrp slgnalee. 
 
 slgrnallae, tig'naiit, . a. signaler. 
 
 Hlimalman, tig'nU-inAn, s. slgnallste, m. 
 
 iR-natnre, tig'nA r,s. signature, marqur, 
 
 Irner, rin'tr, a. (IgnaUIre, m. |f. 
 
 Iffnet, nig'nfl, a. caclicl, m. 
 
 Irnlfloanoe, r(0 nif i kdnt, s. glsnlflca- 
 tlon, f. || Importance, f. |) tinergle, f. 
 
 1g-nlflrant, rig nifik&nt, e. signlflcfttlf. 
 1 unification, tig n!flkd'*Min, s. signl- 
 
 ncation, f. 
 
 Bla-nlfy, si/n{fi, T. a. A n. slgnlfler. 
 llenoe, rfUru, a, stlmce, m. 
 allenoe, tflint, T. a. falre talre. 
 llent, ri'l*nt,a. sllpncleux, taclturncn ly, 
 Ilex, tfUtt, s. cnlllou, m. lad. en silence. 
 tlhonette, tilMK , s. silhouette, I. 
 tllolovB, rilinh'ut, a. slllcenz. 
 nllk, irfi*. a, sole, f. J| ~- grooda, n. pi. soie- 
 
 rhw, f. pi. | mill, s. fabrique de solo, f. 
 Ilk, tilt, a. de sole. [soyctiz. 
 
 liken. rflKn, allky, Hf C, a. de sole, 
 llklneaa, lUflnfi, s. douceur, f. 
 Ilk worm, (UjftrA-m, s. ver ft sole, m. Q 
 
 ~-nnrery, s. magnanerle, f. 
 Ill, til, s. seull, appui, m. 
 lllllr, HTIIK. a. BottetDPTit 
 llllneaa. tit Unit, s. sottlse, f. 
 Illy, iff If, a. sot, nlals, simple, 
 liver, gifrfr, s. argent, m. || monnale 
 
 blanche, f. l| German -~, molt, chii- 
 
 stophle, m. I] --mounted, a. monUS ea 
 
 argent I) plate, s. argenterlr. f. 
 liver, tifrar, T. a. argenter || eUtmer. 
 liver, nil'rer, a, d'argont argentln. 
 ellveramlth, sil'vtr m\th, s. orfevre, nt. 
 oil very, U'r#rf, a. argente. 
 Blmllar, rtm'iltr, a. semblable || -ly, ad. 
 
 de la menie manlere. |f. 
 
 similarity, ii<<ir'{|{, I. n-sseinblanoe, 
 iilmlla, eim'itf Blmllltude, limifftud, 
 
 a. almlUtade, i 
 
 immer, itm'mir. T. n. boullllrdoocement. 
 wlmony, iim'Snl, s. atmonle, L 
 
 almoon, rimfn', s. slmoun, m. 
 Imper, <im'per, a, mtnauderle, f. 
 simper, tim'psr, T. n. Bourire iilaiBement. 
 simple, lim'pl, a. simple, naVf || pur || ~- 
 
 minded, a. IngCnu. 
 
 almpleneaB, vim'ptnA, a. Pimplicitfi, f. 
 simpleton, tlm'pltSn, s. nlats, sot, m. 
 simplicity, nimplis'itl, a, olniiillcltd, f. 
 simplify, tim'pHfi, T. a. slinpiifier. 
 simply, sim' pit, ad. slmplement. 
 simulate, ftm'u/df, T. a. felndre. 
 simulation, tfm ulffskHn, s. dissimula- 
 
 tion, f. (ad.) slmnlUneXment). 
 
 Imnltaneons, rimHltS.'nifn, a. (-ly, 
 aln. tin, s. peohe, m. || bosettinr ~, 
 
 p6ch6 d'liabttiide, m. || --offerlnjr, s. 
 
 sacrifice explatolre, m. 
 Blnoe, ring. c. pulsque II -, pr. depols que || 
 
 ver -, oepuis lors, des lors. 
 Inoere, tin fir', a. (-ly, ad.) Klnctre 
 
 (roent) |1 yonr -ly, votr* trCs-humble 
 
 gervlteur. 
 
 sincerity, finnfr'iti, s. slnc^rlta, f. 
 Ineonre, tTnttHr. s. tln^cnrc, f. 
 sine die, i'n di'i, ad. Ind^flnimmL 
 lno-w, in'/, s. nerf, m. || tendon, m. 
 sinewy, /rfn'u t, a. nerveux || vigoureux. 
 Blnfnl, tin' ml, a. pecheor, crimmel H -ly, 
 
 ad. en n^cbeur. 
 
 Inrnlness, tin'fSSlnlt, s. mGchancetl, f. 
 alng-, tiny, v. a. <t n. ir. chantpr || falre 
 
 ronron !| (of the ears) tlnter || -aono;, 
 
 s. chant monotone, m. [ber, roussir. 
 
 Ingre, tfnj, i. a. brfiler legerement, flam- 
 slnfrelng-, tinfing, a. roussl, m. || legera 
 
 brolure, f. fteuse, f. 
 
 slngrer, ting'tr, s. cbanteur, m., chan- 
 singrlng;, ting'lng, s. chant, m. || boy, 
 
 . enfant de choaur, m. | ~-mter, (. 
 
 maltre de chant, n>. 
 
 Ingrle, ting' gl, T. a. cholnir, dlstlngner. 
 Blng-le, ting' g I, a. seul. partlculler, Rlngn- 
 
 ller, simple non mari || handed, a. 
 
 de son propre chef hearted, a. sin- 
 
 cere, franc. fce'rlte', f. 
 
 singleness, ting" pints, 8. (Implicit^, sin- 
 Blng-lestlck. tiny nlttik, s. gourdln, m. 
 sinsrly, tinfgll, ad. slmplement en par- 
 
 tlculler. 
 
 Ingrnlar, tfng'ffultr, n. (gr.) slnguller, m. 
 slng-nlar, ting'guler, a. slngulier H -ly, 
 
 ad. slngullerement. If. 
 
 . . . 
 
 slng-nl&rlty.oinc^fitdr'IK, s. slngularlle; 
 
 sinister, An'ltttr, a. sinlstre || pervorg, 
 
 sink, tingk, t. gout, vler, m. [mecbant. 
 
 Ink, tingk, T. a, <t n. ir. couler ft fond, 
 enfoucer fl creuser \\ abalsser, d^grader [| 
 perdre II plonger, prcci plter i| cacher [| dlml- 
 nuer || amortir || s'enfoncer || devenlr creoz 
 II 'abaIRfr, Ruccomber. 
 
 inking- -fund, tinglf ing fund, s. calsse 
 d'amortiS8*mut, m. |L 
 
 Inner, tin'nir,*. pgcbeur, ID., pecheretse, 
 
 Innoslty, jti/iuua'iii, a. sinuoslte, L 
 
 alnaoua, ttn'uvi, u. slnueux. 
 
 In an, ti'nvt, a. bale, f. 
 
 ip, tip, s. petit coup (en buvant), m. 
 
 Mf> fat, tSbt, tO>. | ctolr, Jog ; gome, ftt; tmtl, teal; tMmg, CUra,
 
 204 
 
 ip slattern 
 
 *ip. *P, v. & " bu rotter, boire a petite 
 
 coups [| Mi-otrr. 
 
 Hlphon, si' fun, 9. siphon, m. 
 nippet, tlp'pgt, s. crouton, m. 
 Blr, *, e. (litre) monsieur, m. || (of a 
 
 knlg-ht) le chevalier . . ., m. 
 ire, air, s. perr, m. || (to sovereigns) 
 
 Sire, m. 
 
 Iran, efrfn. s. nlr?nc, f. 
 irioln, sir'l&jn, s. aloyan, m. 
 sirup, fir* tip, 8. strop, m. 
 sinter, xif'Ur, s. soeur, f. || rellgleuse, f. || 
 
 half--, domi-scaur, L || ~-ln-jRw, s. 
 
 belle-8ceur. f. fde scaurs, f. 
 
 alsterhood, Vttrhd6d, s. commnnauUS 
 sisterly, s&UrK, ad. en Roeur. 
 It, fit, v. n. ir. s'asseoir sur, asseoir || de- 
 
 menrer || sieger II etre situ6 || eourer II to - 
 
 for one's portrait, poser || to ~ up 
 
 (at night), rester lers, vetUer. 
 Ite, tit, s. situation, contree, f. 
 Ited. tftfd a. eitue. 
 itter, tfftfr, s. personne getientatre, I II 
 
 personne qul pose, f. 
 " .;, tit" tin 
 
 flam 
 
 situated, eifuatfd, a. sitnfi, plac*. 
 
 ittln^ 
 
 Sance, f. 
 
 'tng, ' s. posture, pose, f. || 
 udtenee, f. 
 
 situation, tit v, a' shun, s. situation, 1 
 ix, tiki, a. six || at -es and sevens, 
 
 sens dessus dessous. 
 
 sixpence, tikfpint, s. 00 centimes, m. pi. 
 sixteen, tikt'tm, a. ?.ci7e. 
 sixteenth, tfkt' tenth, a. selzleme || (of 
 
 the month) seize, 
 sixth, tiksth, a. f-ly, ad.) Bixi 
 sixtieth, tlMaeth, a. soixantiSmc. 
 sixty, /tt'H, a. soixante. 
 le, tiz, e. grandeur, taille, f. || grocsenr. 
 
 f. II mesure, f. || calibre, m. ]| (com.) 
 
 numPro, m. || tat, m., condition, f. [I 
 
 quality L || colle. coUe forte, f. 
 Ice, nt, T. a. coller. [taille . . . 
 
 ised, nzd, a. d'une grandeur de . . ., de 
 kate, fkat, s. patin, m. || (fish) rale, f., 
 
 ange, m. 
 
 kate, tkSt, T. n. pattner, jtligser. 
 katlngr-rink, ikat'ingrmk, s. arflno or 
 
 salle pour patiner, L 
 kein, tkSn, s. ecbevean, m. 
 skeleton, tkfl'ftSn, s. aquelette, m. || ~. 
 
 key, s. crochet, m. 
 sketch, tkich, s. esqulsae, t. || --block, 
 
 B. bloc de feuilles de papier a esquisser, 
 
 m. I) --book, 8. album, m. 
 ketch, tkick, r. a. esquisser, gbaucher. 
 skew, sku, a. (askew) oblique, de biais. 
 skewer, aku'fr, s. brochette, f. 
 skewer, tltfftr, v. a. brocheter. 
 . skid, tkid, s. sabot a enrayer, m. 
 skid, skid, y. a. enrayer. 
 skiff, skiff, B. esquif, m. 
 Hkilfal, tkit'fm, a. (-ly, ad.) adroit 
 
 (ement) || babile(ment). 
 kllfalmeaa, skil'fOOlnfa, a. hablletA, L 
 aklUed, kllet, a. adroit, vcise daus. 
 okiiiet, skit' let, s. poelou, m. 
 skim, tklm, s. Scume, f. || creme, L 
 
 klm, tkfm, v. a. A n. eVumer, effleurer | 
 
 ficrgmer. 
 
 skimmer, /itfm'm/>r, s. ecnmoire, f. 
 kin, fkfn, s. pcau, (. || pelure, f. || (fig.) 
 
 ecorce, f. || deep, a. Buperficiel. 
 kin, tkin, v. a. ecorcber, courrir d'nnn 
 
 pellicule. |grippe-sou. m. 
 
 sklnnint, tkin'JKnt, s. fesse-mathjeo, 
 skinned, fkind, a. convert d'une pean. 
 skinner, tkin'nir, t. pelletier, m. 
 skinny, tkin'ni, a, dfichame, maigre. 
 skip, f/rip, 8. sant, m. [omct.tre, 
 
 kip, tkip,- v. a. A n. santlller, passer |j 
 skipper, tkipfptr, B. santeur, m. || (of a 
 
 ship) patron, m. 
 
 skirnvish, tkfr'mith, B. egcarmonche, t, 
 skirmish, tker'mish, v. n. escarmoncher. 
 Rkirmlsher, tktr'mtsktr, n. MrailJetir, m. 
 skirt, skirt, s. basque, f., pan. m. |j Jupe, 
 
 f. || bord, m., marge, llsitre, f. 
 kirt, skirt, T. a. border, 
 skittish, tkfftteh., a. ombragenx II capri- 
 
 clcux, volage || ly, ad. capricieusement. 
 skittle, tkiPtl, s. qullle, f. [cache. 
 
 sknlk, fkiiik, v. n. guetter qc. || se tenlr 
 sknlker, skulk 1 ir, t. lache, calin, m. 
 skull, tkul, B. crane, m. 
 sky, *t, s. del, firmament, m. Jj llirht. 
 
 s. abat-jour, m. || lucarnc, f. II (mar.) 
 
 claire-voie, f. || ~-parlonr, s. gaJetaA, 
 
 m. || ~-ro'oket, 8. fusee volante, 1. ll ~- 
 
 craper, B. (mar.) grand perroquet royaL 
 
 m. || ~- scrapers, s. pi. maisons de sept 
 
 & huit Stages en Amfirlque, f. pL 
 lab, slab, s. plaque, dalle, f. 
 lack, sink, v. a. Itcindre (lime), 
 lack, flik, a, lacbe, lent, nonchalant 
 Blacken, tl&k'kn, v. a. A n. Iftcber. raien- 
 
 ttr, dimlnner || arrWrr, retenlr II adoudr I 
 
 se relacher, se ralentir || B'amoulr. 
 slackness, slsViif*. s. rel&chement, m. | 
 
 n6gligence, nonchalance, f. 
 slagr, sliff, s. scorie, f. |l laltier, m. 
 slake, ridk, v. a, (lime) etelndre. 
 lam, tlfim, v. a. former avec bruit || faint 
 
 la vole (aux cartes). 
 lander, slan'iter, s. mddisance, f. 
 slander, slan'dtr.v.a.. calomnler, dlffnmer. 
 slanderer, sldn'derfr.t. calomniateur, m. 
 slanderous, tldn'dfrus, a. calomnleuz 
 
 ly, ad. avec calomnie. 
 slangr, sling, s. Jargon, argot, m. 
 slangry, slang' i, a. trivial, d'argot. 
 slant, slant, r. n. filre en pent*. 
 slantlngr, slanting, a, (-ly, ad.) oblique || 
 
 de travers || en echarpe, en talus, 
 slap, slap, 8. claque, tape, f. || soufOet, m. 
 lap, slap, v. a. taper, claquer. 
 lap, clap, ad. droft, ralde. 
 lap I slap, crac 1 pan ! 
 slash, ildah, B. taillade, t 
 lash, slash, v. a, A n. balatrer, taillader. 
 late, tlat, . ardolae, L || --pencil, s. 
 
 crayon d'urdoUe, ui. 
 late, -tui, v. a. couvrlr d'ardolse. 
 Blatlngr, ild'ting, 8. tolture en ardolfit t 
 slattern, slaftern, B. eouillon, t 
 
 , hit, f&r, Wfc; Mr, ffil, Mr; tn, inn; nS, Mt, prSvtf Aft*;
 
 slatternly Ely 
 
 205 
 
 slatternly, ildftirnK, .id. malpropre- 
 
 ment, n6gligeminent. 
 slaughter, tld&ter, e. cam ape, massacre, 
 
 m. ij abattage, m. || --house, E. abat- 
 toir, m. [abatlrc. 
 slang-liter, tlotiftir, v. a. massncrcr fl 
 Blaug-hterer, tliSV/ttrir, B. nlmttcur, m. 
 slave, ilar, s. esclavc, in. A f. || --ship, 
 
 8. n^grier, m. (esclave. 
 
 slave, tlav, v. n. travailler comme an 
 slaver, itafvtr, ft. n6grier, m. 
 slaver, tl&tftr, s. bave, f. 
 slaver, tlAv'tr, v. n. barer. 
 slavery, tla'verl, g. esclavage, m. 
 slavish, tld'viih, a. (-ly, ad.) servile 
 
 (mem) it d'esclave II en enclave. 
 slavishness, tlffviihnii, B. nerrlUU, t 
 slay, tta, v. a. ir. tuer. 
 slayer, ela'ir, s. meurtrler, m. 
 sledge, iiej, s. trafneau, m. l| --hammer, 
 
 . mnrleau a deux mains, in. 
 sleek, tick, i. a. llsger, pollr. 
 sleek, tick, a. lisse, poll, 
 sleep, tlip, B. somincil, m. || to go to ~, 
 
 s'endormir || ~- walking-, B. eomnambu- 
 leep, /p, v. n. Ir. dormlr. Ilia me, m. 
 sleeper, ilep'tr, s. dormeur, m. || (rail.) 
 
 travt-ne, f. (faineant. 
 
 vleeplly, ilep'lH, ad. en dormant, en 
 sleepiness, (e//{n#,s. as soupiB9ement,m. 
 Bleeping, ilia ing; ~-car, 8. (rail.) wa- 
 
 gou-Ht, ra. |f --draught, B. potion nar- 
 
 cotlque, f. II ~-room, B. dortolr, m. 
 sleepless, ilip'lii, a. sans sommetl. 
 sleeplessness, ilip' limit, e. Insomnie, f. 
 sleepy, ilip'i, a. eodorml || Boporifique |) 
 sleet, lift, I. grtbll, m. [lourd. 
 
 sleet, ilet. T. n. greslller. 
 sleeve, iltv. t. mancbe, f. || to laugrh la 
 
 one's ~, nre sou* cape. 
 lelgrht, tlit, i. tour a'adresse, m. || ~ of 
 
 hand, tour de paue-paspe, m. 
 slender, tUn'dfr, a. mlnre, svelte || chfi- 
 
 Uf || -ly, ad. l^jieremeut || pauvrement 
 slenderness, iltn'dtrnli, s. mdlocrit4, 
 
 (albleaw, t. 
 
 slice, iKt, B, tranche, t || spatule, f. 
 slice, itii, T. a. tranrher. 
 slick, illt a. (Am.) facile llsso. 
 slide, ilia. 8. cll88ade, glisnolre, f. || cou- 
 
 llue, I. t (of maylo lanterns, etc.) 
 
 Terre, m. | Toe, f. joer. 
 
 slide, illd, T. n. ir. gllsser, s'6couler, tom- 
 slldlnr, iluffna, t. glissade, (., coule- 
 
 meat, m. II -door, s. porte a couli&se, 
 
 t. || ~-knot, t. nuiiid coulant, m. 
 alight, ttit, s. utfduin, m. || to pat a - 
 
 on one. deverser le miprls sur qn. 
 light, tlit, v. a. dfidaleoer || manquer a. 
 allifht, iCU, a. nilnce, InslguHlant || 16ger 
 
 || ly, ad. 16gerc UIUDL 
 Ufhtlng-ly, ififinali, ad. avec mCprls. 
 Mllvhtneas, ilifnii, s. falblesse, oon- 
 
 cbalance, L I mfiprls, m. 
 Billy, iKll, ad. finvueut. 
 fcllm, t<{m, a. mlnoe, ivelte. fbave. f. 
 
 , a. Uiuuu, m., bourlw, L y 
 
 sllmlnesa, ilfminSt, 8. viscosity, L 
 
 slimy, e/.'mt, a. vlsqueux, vaseoz. 
 
 sling-, sting, s. ronde, f. g coup, coup de 
 fronde, m. || Sclmrpc, f. 
 ling, tllng, T. a. Ir. lancer avec une fronde. 
 
 slink, flingt, T. n. ir. M derober, s'4- 
 chappcr. 
 
 slip, ''"p, s. plissadp, f. H errenr, f. D barde. 
 f. |j ecoulcmenl, m. II nnpperon, m. [| (mar.) 
 cale de construction, f. || s, s. pi. troi- 
 sl^mea logea de cot4, f. pi. ( ~-knot, B. 
 ncvud coulant, m. 
 
 Up, tlip, v. a. & n. glister, couler. laisser 
 ccliapper I erhnppor, se derober fl se t6- 
 barrasser de || se plisser, s'ccouler, s'ficbap- 
 per || se trompor u fonrn-r doucement. 
 
 slipper, tlip'ptr, . panioufle, f. b mule, f. 
 
 slipperlness, tlip'pir i nit, s. lubricltd, 
 f. I incertitude, f. 
 
 slippery, ilijt'peri, a. luhdque. 
 
 slipshod, cltp'thod, a, en pantoufles |j 
 
 slit, etlt, B. feme, L llfig.) en u6glig. 
 
 slit, >K(, T. a. fnndre en long. 
 
 slobber, tWb'bir. s. bave, f. 
 
 sloe, slu, s. prune sauvage, L 
 
 sloop, 'op, B. chaloupe, f. 
 
 slop, tlip, a. 1 aval lie, rlncure, f. || gicbls, 
 m. ripopee, 1 1| basin, 8. bol a rincure, 
 m. II --pall, s. Beau aux eaux sales, m. 
 
 slop, ilip, v. a. laisser tomber. 
 
 slope, slop, s. pente, dPcli vitf, f. || talus, m. || 
 
 lope, slop, T. a. taluter. jechancrure, f. 
 
 sloping, tlFpiny, a, oblique, en pente. 
 
 sloppy, slot/pi, a. bourbeux, fangeux. 
 
 sloth, ilSth, B. paresse, f. U (animal) 
 paresseux, m. 
 
 slothful, tlBth'fOtl, a. faineant. 
 
 slouch, jfoTirA, T. a. A n. abaisser la tfita || 
 rabalsser le chapeau || se dandiner lourde- 
 
 slongh, elotv s. bonrbler, m. [menu 
 
 loven, iluv'fn, B. personne malpropre, f. 
 
 slovenliness, tl-uv' fin Unit, B. malpro- 
 prete, BaleU, f. [(ment) sale( ment). 
 
 slovenly, iluv'fn K, a. (A ad.) malpropre 
 
 low, llo, a. (-ly, ad.) lcnt(eracnt) || tardif, 
 pesant II (rait.) de petite Vitesse. 
 
 slowness, tld'nts, s. lenteur, i 
 
 slow-worm, ilffwirm, s. orvet. m. 
 
 lug, slug, B. faineant, m., limaoe, L | 
 llni'ot, m. 
 
 laggard, slua'atrd. s. (alnf-nnt, m. 
 
 loggish, ilug'giih, a. paresseux, in- 
 dolent |l -ly, ad. avec indolence. 
 
 sluggishness, iluf'gtikntt, s. par"b, 
 Indolence, f. [6cluaUrt>, t 
 
 slnlce, iloa, s. Ccluse, f. |] --gate, . porUt 
 
 sloloe, </&, v. a. dlbonder. 
 
 slumber, tlum'ltr, s. sommell Ifiirer, m. 
 
 slumber. ilUm'btr, v. u. homuieilli-r. 
 
 slums, ilunu. . baa quartU-ra, m. pi. 
 
 slur, !*-, b. Ucoe, f. II blame, m. |f (mtu.) 
 could, ui. [luiuu. ) tier lea uulaa. 
 
 slur, tltr, T. a. aallr || passer Itigeremeat y 
 
 slut, tlit, B. salopo, gueulpe, f. 
 
 ly. in, a. (-ly, ad ) flnfeuient) || rus || avec 
 ruseH on the -, en cacbette || furtiveiueatjl 
 boots, s. (oumols, m. || liaaud, m. 
 
 i<?V ; pot, tutt, tit. ^ cAftir, joy ; garni, yu ; oitl, ttol; tMnf, *en.
 
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 mack snowy 
 
 umaok, emdk, 8. gout, m. || RTOS balser, m. U 
 peu, m. || claque, f. [I semaque, m. 
 
 mack, smiik, v. a. A n. dormer nn grog 
 baiser || claquer || avoir le gout. 
 
 small, smuirl, a. partte la plus mince, f. 
 
 amall, smri&l, a. petit, menu, exigu, falble, 
 leper, mininie, dflic, tin. 
 
 smallish, imdU'l'mli, a. un peu petit. 
 
 smallness, tmdtol'nes, e. petitesse, fai- 
 blesse, exIguYte 1 , (. || peu d 'importance. 
 
 malt, emnft'lt, 8. f,m:\\], m. 
 
 smart, smart, s. douleur aigue", f. 
 
 mart, smart, v. n. sentlr une culsante 
 douleur || porter la peiue (de). 
 
 mart, smart, a. piquant, culsant, dou- 
 loureux || vif, <5vpille, anlnid || elegant || 
 brillant || (Am.) beaucoup || -ly, ad. vive- 
 ment || splrituellemeiit || avec elegance. 
 
 smartness, tmdrfnls, s. vivudtf, t. || 
 finesse, elegance, coquetterle, f. 
 
 smash, smash, 8. fracas, m. 
 
 smash, emdih, v. a. briser, ficraser. 
 
 mattering:, smattering, 8. connaissance 
 
 smear, tmer, s. tachp, (. [superficielle, f. 
 
 smear, smSr, y. a. gralsser || barbouiller. 
 
 amell, smil, s. odorat, m. || odeur, f. 
 
 smell, mil, v. a. A n. jr. sentir || flairer. 
 
 meller, tmefir, a. fluireur, m. 
 
 smelling-, smel'ing ; ~-bottle, s. flacon 
 d'odeurs, m. || ~- salts, s. pi. eels, m. pi. 
 
 smelt, ami' It, a. eperlan, m. 
 
 melt, smalt, v. a. fondre. fderie, f. 
 
 smelting- -house, smelt 1 ing ho&8, B. fon- 
 
 amlle, smil, e. sourlre, m. 
 
 mile, smil, v. n. eourire. 
 
 smirch, smirch, y. a. nolrcir, salJr. 
 
 mirk, smirk, v. n. sourire. 
 
 smite, imit, T. a. ir. (rapper || enflammer. 
 
 smith, smith, 8. forgeron, m. 
 
 smithy, smiOi'i, 8. forge, f. 
 
 smitten, smiftn, a. epns (de). 
 
 mock, smdli, 8. chemise de femme, f. |, 
 ~-trock, 8. blouse, f. 
 
 mokable, smoP&bl, a. fumable. 
 
 moke, amok, B. fumge, f. || vapeur, f. l| 
 to end in ~, s'en aller en eau de boudin i| 
 ^-consumer, 8. fumlvore, m.||~-staok, 
 8. cbemlnfie, f. [~-dry, r. a. boucaner. 
 
 moke, t.mok, v. a. & n. turner, enfumer || 
 
 smokeless, smok'lis, a. sans fumee. 
 
 moklnv, amd'ktny; ~-dlvan, E. Balon- 
 fumolr, m. || estaiuinet, m. ||~-compart- 
 ment, 8. (rail.) compartiment pour fu- 
 meure, m. 
 
 smoky, smffki, a. futneux II enfumfi. 
 
 smdoth, si.-wOi, v. a. unir || lisser || apaiser || 
 flatwr || dfi rider. 
 
 smooth, amottl, a. (-ly, ad.) uiil(meut) 
 
 variope, f. ft II douceur, f. 
 
 smoothness, smoWnts, 8. surface mile, 
 smother, smiidl' ir, a. furnee epaisst, f. 
 mother, smutti'er, v.a. etouffer, auffoquer. 
 mo alder, tmol'dtr, v. n. bruler lentcinent. 
 umug, snug, a. pirn pant, elegant. 
 
 umuirfla, tmUfgl, T. K. f&ire u oontre- 
 bande. 
 
 emug-grler, smug'al&r, a. contrebandier, 
 m. || bailment de contrebande, m. 
 
 smugrgrliiigr, smUffgling, s. contrebande, f. 
 
 smut, smut, B. tache de suie, t. || nlelle, L 
 
 mat, smut, T. a. noircir || sallr. 
 
 amnttlneSB, smut'tinte, a. nolrceur, f. || 
 obsc^nltS, f. fBcfine. 
 
 smutty, smtit'tl, a. cnfumg, nielle || ob- 
 
 snaok, sndk, B. part, portion, f. 
 
 snaffle, enaf'jl, s. cavecon, bridon, m. 
 
 snag:, sndg, s. bosse, f., noeud, m. 
 
 snail, snal, s. llmacon, eacargot, m. || ~- 
 paoed, a. a pas de tortue. 
 
 snake, snak, s. serpent, m. |l a ~ In the 
 grass, quelque ancuille sous roche || ~- 
 moss, a. (hot.) lycopode en massue, m. || 
 ~-root, 8. (bot. ) eerpentalre, f. || polygala 
 de Virginie, m. || -'a tonerue, a. (Dot.) 
 lygodle, f. || ~-weed, B. (bot.) renoufe 
 bistorte, f. 
 
 snaky, snii'ki, a. de serpent || tortueux. 
 
 snap, snap, 8. claquemeut, m. || coup de 
 dent, m. [attraper. 
 
 snap, sntLp, v. a. & n. faire claquei || happer, 
 
 snappers, sn&p'perz, B. pi. castagnettes, 
 f. pi. [neux || algre(ment). 
 
 snappish, sn&p' pish. a. ( ly, ad.) harg- 
 
 snapplshness, sndp pishnis, s. algreur, t 
 
 snare, snar, s. plSge, m. 
 
 snarl, snarl, v. n. grogner, gronder. 
 
 snarler, snar'ler, 8. grogneur, m. 
 
 snatch, snach, 8. pnse, 1 || aceSs, m. || 
 morceau, m. [menu 
 
 snatch, snach., T. a. saisir, arracher violem- 
 
 sneak, snek, s. bomme rampant, m. 
 
 sneak, snek, v. n. ramper || s'hnmlller. 
 
 neer, sncr, e. rlcanemeut, m., raillerie, f. 
 
 neer, sniir, v. a. ricaner || ae moquer de. 
 
 sneeringrly, sner'ing ii, ad. d'UD ton mo- 
 
 sneece, snez, y. n. fiternuer. [queur. 
 
 niok, snik, v. a. parer Ta balle & grand' 
 pelne (au jeu de pan me). 
 
 sniff, sn'if, y. n. renlfler || ~, y. a. asplrer. 
 
 nip, snip, s. coupure, f. petit morceau, m. 
 
 nip, amp, v. a. couper, rogner. 
 
 snipe, snip, s. bgcassine, f. || sot, m. 
 
 snivel, sniv'l, s. roupie, f. [et pleurer. 
 
 snivel, sniv'l, v. n. avoir la roupie || crier 
 
 sniveller, snlv'lir, s. pleurnlcheur, m. 
 
 snob,nJ6, a. snob,m. ||parvenu,m.||gou]at, 
 
 snooze, snot, s. sommell Iggpr, m. [m. 
 
 snooze, snoz, y. n. roupiller. 
 
 snore, mor, snort, indrt, s. rooflement, m. 
 
 snore, snor, snort, sn&rt, v. n. ronfler. 
 
 snout, snoftt, a. museau, m. || groin, m. || 
 liout, m. || boutoir, m. 
 
 snow, mo, s. neige, "f. || ~-slip, a. ava- 
 lanche, f. || - storm, 8. orage de nelge, 
 
 snow, sno, y. n. neiger. tm. 
 
 snowball, snffbcrtil, a. pelota de nelge, f. 
 
 no wdrlf t^nF drift,*, (rail.) ara as de neip*, 
 m. || tourbillons de nelge, m. pi. 
 
 snowdrop, sno'drdp,s, fbot.) perce-nelge, 
 
 snowflake, sno'Jiak, s. flocon de ueige, m. 
 
 snowy, inffl, a. neigeux. 
 
 titt, hat, f&r, ISfb; Mri, fit, Mr; mint. Inn; nS t hit, provt;
 
 nub somewhat 
 
 207 
 
 nub, rn&6, v. a. reprimander, reprendr* U 
 ~-nose, a. nes caiuuB, m. 
 
 naff, tniif, s. tabac a priser, m. || lumtgnon, 
 m. y mouchure, f. j| ~-box, B. UbatiSre, 
 f. || --taker, 8. pnseur, m. 
 
 naff, enuf, v. a. moucner || renifler. 
 
 snuffers, tniif firt, B. pi. ruouchettes, f. pL 
 
 tmuffle, tnuffl, y. n. nasiller. 
 
 snug-, jmii0, a. serrg || commode, con- 
 fortable || cacbd || -ly. ad. commode'ment. 
 
 o, 3, ad. ainsi, si || teilement, tant, aussi || 
 comma cela 1| de meme || alors || I think 
 ~, Je le peuae || if ~, s'il en est ainsi || 
 why ~? pourquoi cela? || ~ that, de 
 Borte qne. limbiber. 
 
 soak, <>*, v. a. An. trcmpcr || falre tremper|| 
 
 oap, top, B. eavon. m. || --ball, s. savon- 
 neite, f. || ~- boiler, s. savonnler, m. || 
 -bubble, B. bulle de savon, f. || ~- 
 stone, s. steatite, f. || ~- suds, B. eau de 
 Baron, f. || ~-workB, B. pi. savonnerle, 1. 
 
 oap, top, v. a. eavonner. 
 
 uoapery, eojj'ert, s. Bavoirnerle, t, 
 
 soapy, 6j/t, a. eavonneax. 
 
 oar, or, y. n. preudre 1'essor || B'flever. 
 
 oaring-, toeing, a. esaor, m. 
 
 ob, lib, B. eanglot, m. 
 
 nob, itfft, T. n. Baugloter. 
 
 sober, affbtr. a. (-17, ad.) Bobre(ment) || 
 de sang-froid || ggrieux || niocl<Sr6ment. 
 
 sobriety, iobri'iti, s. bobri6t6. modera- 
 tion, temperance, f. || sang-froid, m. 
 
 sociability, *oA{d&if{((, B. 6OciablliW,f. 
 
 sociable, t#AdM, s. calScbe a bateau, f. 
 
 sociable, ifftMbl, a. sociable. 
 
 sociably, td'fM&Uj ad. d'one maniSre 
 sociable. [sociable. 
 
 social, to'tMU, a, (-ly, ad.) sodal(ement) |J 
 
 socialism, tffektuizm, s. socialisme, m. 
 
 socialist, tffth&llit, B. eoclaliste, m. 
 
 society, litft rt, B. B0dte. f. 
 
 ook, *&, s. cbaussette, f. |; semelle. f. 
 
 socket, *f, s. bobecoe, f. y orbite, t y 
 alveole, m. || bee, m. 
 
 soole, effkl, K. (arch.) socle, m. 
 
 od, t6d, B. motte de terre, J. || gazon, m. 
 
 soda, iffdd, B. soude, t || water, a. eau 
 de Seltz, f. [dlum, m. 
 
 aodlum, cffdltim, g. (cbim.) natrium, so- 
 
 soever, totv'tr, c. que ce colt. 
 
 nofa, if ft, a. sofa, canapi, m. || ~-bed 
 (-stead), s. Ilt-canap4, m. 
 
 oft, iSft, a. mou, doux U tendre. falble, 
 facile, clfillcat || Bffmin6 || -ly, ad. molle- 
 mentH doucement|| --hearted, a. tendre, 
 sensible || --spoken, a, & voix basse. 
 
 softon, eSfn, T. a. amollir, adoudr, at- 
 tendrir. 
 
 oftonlngr, sSfn ing, s. adoucisaement, m. 
 
 softness, siffnfi. B. douceur, molleBse, L 
 
 oil, sffjl, a. souUlure, L || fumier, m. || sol, 
 
 oil, tdfl, T. a. souiller, sallr. Iterrain, m. 
 
 aojourn, tffjtm on tSjirn' on affirm, B. 
 Bfijour, m. [v. n. sCjoumer. 
 
 aojoarn, so'jirn ou tSjtrn' ou ttfim, 
 
 Bolaoe, tSl'dt, s. consolation, f. 
 
 eoiaoe, iil'oa, y. a. consoler. 
 
 olan-arooaa, to W*g6t, s. pelican de 1'ti* 
 
 bass, m. 
 
 solar, affltr, a. solalre j| du soleil. 
 older, aot'der ou so" dor, s. Boudure, t 
 older, eSl'dir ou sffder, y. a. souder. 
 soldier, tul'jer, B. soldat, m. || to gro -Ing, 
 
 aller en soldat. 
 soldierlike, lol'jerlik, soldierly, toV- 
 
 jtr h, a. de soldat, militaire. 
 soldiery, sul'jeri, a. eoldatesque, L || 
 
 troupes, f. pi. [sole, f. 
 
 ole, sol, 8. plante du pled, f. || semelle, f. || 
 sole, tol, v. a. ressemeler. 
 ole, sol, a. (-ly, nd.)' seul(ement) || unique 
 
 (ment) || unlversel. 
 
 solecism, sol'esizin, B. solSclsme, m. 
 solemn, aol'fm, a. (-ly, ad.) golennel 
 
 (leraent). 
 solemnisation, >6l fmnizd'ahun, B. so- 
 
 lennlsatlon, celebration, t. [ce'lfibrer. 
 
 aolemnise, tiffmniz, v. a. solennUer, 
 aolomnlty, tdlfm'niti, f). solennitg, f. 
 solicit, aSlit'U, T. a. solliciter || luviter. 
 solicitation, ed Us i tff ih&n, s. solliclttt- 
 
 tion, f. || excitation, L 
 solicitor, tSlitfiter, a. solllcitgir, m. U 
 
 (Jur.) avouC, m. U ~-6Teneral, s. pi-ocu- 
 
 reur gfin^ral, m. 
 solicitous, tSlit'ituf, a. inqulet, pleln da 
 
 souci || -ly, ad. avec inquietude, 
 solicitude, sdltfitud, a. sollicltude, f. 
 olid, cSl'id a. (-ly, ad.) solide(ment) Q 
 
 massif || rel || grave, profond. 
 solidify, si lid' i fi. y. a. Bolldlfier. 
 solidity, eSlid'ftf. s. solldlte, t 
 soliloquise, eoWukwiz, v. n. falre un 
 
 monologue, monologuer. 
 soliloquy, tSlil'okwi, s. monologue, m. 
 solitaire, iilito.r', s. solitaire (diamant 
 
 niuntf Beal), m. 
 
 oil tartly, dTiriK, ad. solltolrement. 
 solitariness, iSViUringt, s. retraite, t 
 solitary, tot'ittri. t. ermite, m. 
 solitary, ttnttri, a. Bolltalre 1 1 retire. 
 solitude, idfitud, s. solitude, f. 
 olo, iff Id, s. (mus. ) solo, m. 
 solstice, eol'etis, B. solstice, m. 
 soluble, sdl'ubl. a. dissoluble. 
 solution, tulo'thun, s. dissolution, t 
 solve, solv, y. a. resoudre. 
 solvency, tufvinii, s. solvability, f. 
 solvent, idfvfnt, a. dissolvant || solvable. 
 some, turn, a, quelque, uu peu || du, de la, 
 
 quelques-uns, certains, lea uns, lee autreo. 
 somebody, aum'bddi, someone, turn' - 
 
 viun, 8. quelqu'un, une personne. 
 somehow, eum'hoti, ad. de facon ou 
 
 d'autre. \turn' (rait, s. culbutr, f. 
 
 somersault, aum'tr saUlt, somerset, 
 something;, rum' thing, s. & ad. quelque 
 
 chose, m. || nn peu. 
 sometime, rum Km, ad. autrefols, Jadig U 
 
 - or other, quelqua jour, 
 sometimes, tum'tima, ad. qutlquefols, de 
 
 temps en temps |l tantoU 
 somewhat, riim'hwot, s. A ad. quelqua 
 
 chose y en quelque sorte, tant 'Bolt peu. 
 
 ; fWt, tubt, t&>, U chair, Joy; gamo, yui tort, ual: thing, Hurt.
 
 208 
 
 somewhere spanish-fly 
 
 somewhere, aum'tnvur, ad. quelque part || 
 
 - else, miicuiB || (quefaue) autre part, 
 somnambulism, sdm nd/n'bii Him, *. som- 
 
 jiaiiibulisiiie, in. jnainbule, m. A f. 
 
 somnambulist, rfmnani'Miut, s. som- 
 Bomnolenoe, som'nolcns,*,. souinolvncc, f. 
 on, fit n, e. fils, in. |l descendant, m. U ~- 
 
 In-law, a. criulrc, m. 
 sonata, sand' td, s. senate, f. 
 song:, song, s. chanson, f. || chant, m. || 
 
 (fif-.) bagatelle, f. 
 
 Bong-ster, tang' tier, s. chanteur, m. 
 songstress, aong'ttris, s. chauteuse, f. 
 sonnet, sun' net, e. sonnet, m. 
 sonorous, iSnffriii, a. (-ly, ad.^ sonore 
 
 (meul). 
 soon, ton, ad. blent 6 1, tot, de bonne heure || 
 
 volontiers || as ~ as, aussitSt que || how 
 
 ~? dans combien de temps? [mieux. 
 ooner, ton'ir, ad. plus tot ]| phnot, 
 soonest, son' cat, ad. le plus tot || le inieuz. 
 soot, t<jiit, a. suie, f. |verii, ma foil 
 
 sooth, MCA, . viii'it^, realile, f. || In ~, en 
 soothe, tottl, Y. a. flatter || apaiser. 
 Boothlng-ly, toQl'ingll, ad. d'uno raanigre 
 
 flatteuse. [vineresse, f. 
 
 soothsayer, luth'sai-r, a. devin, m., de- 
 sooty, tSdtl, a. fuligineux l| noir. 
 op, sup, e. morceau trempe, m. || (fig.) OS 
 
 a rouger || cadeau, present, in. 
 op, tup, v. a. tremper. 
 sophism, iSfizm, a. sophisme, m. 
 ophist, itifiat, a. sopliiste, m. 
 sophistical, lofisf tikal, a. sophistique. 
 sophisticate, iSfiaftlkat, v. a. Bophis- 
 
 tiquer, falsifier. 
 
 sophistry, s_6f'_istrt, a. sophlsmes, m. pi. 
 soporific, toporiftk, s. goporlfique, m. 
 soporific, toponfik, a. soporifique. 
 soprano, aaprdn'u, s. (mus.) soprano, m. 
 sorb, torb, s. sorbe, tonne, f. 
 sorcerer, tdr'tirer, a. sorcler, m. 
 sorceress, sor'i&rts, a. sorciire, f. 
 sorcery, tor' sir \, B. Borcellerie, f., goi'ti- 
 
 Idge, m. 
 sordid, <yr'<fW,a.(-ly,ad.)Gordlde(ment)|| 
 
 Til II has(semei)t) | avare. 
 ordldness, ifr 1 did nil , a. sordidly, t || 
 
 mesquincrle, f. 
 
 ore, tor, s. ulcire, m., plale, f. 
 ore, tor, a. douloureux || dcorthfi || violent || 
 
 ly, ad. doulourcusement, griSvenient. 
 soreness, tur'nfj, s. douleur, f., mal, m., 
 
 amertume, peine al&ug, f. || sensibililS, f. 
 orrel, iSr'rel, s. oscllle, f. 
 sorrel, tSr'rtl, a. alezan xnure. 
 sorrily, ifr'nli, ad. chC-tivement, mis6- 
 
 rablement || pitoyablemeut. 
 sorrow, lur'ru, s. chagrin, m., affliction, 
 
 tristesse, t. || to one's ~, 1 sa graude 
 
 douleur. 
 
 sorrow, iSr'ro, T. n. 6tw> affllsS. 
 sorrowful, tSr'rofaol, a.(-ly,ad.)chagrln|| 
 
 triste(uieut) || aflli'.-euiu. 
 sorry, lu^ii,*. afMM II triste || I am ~ 
 
 for it, jVn suU tacbe || Z am ~ to say, 
 
 a inou grand regret. 
 
 sort, sort, a. sorte, eapJce, clasae, manure, 
 
 f., genre, in. || to be out of -s, n'etre 
 
 pns dans son assiettp. (ussoitir. 
 
 sort, tort, v. a. sfparer, clasaer, trier, 
 sorter, tSvttvr, a. tricur, n>. 
 sortie, sdr'to, a. (mil.) sortie, (. 
 ot, .-at, s. sot. iinbdulf, in. [| ivrn^np, m. 
 sottish, toftiih, a. (-ly, ad.) sot(tetncut) U 
 
 ubruli. 
 soul, sol, a. Sine, f., esprit, m. || etre, m. || 
 
 upon my ~ I par nm lol ! purole d'hon- 
 
 ni'ur! || --bell, s.. gins, m. 
 Bound, sownd, 8. son, bruit, m. || Sund, m. || 
 
 sonde, f. [sender. 
 
 sound, sofi'nd, v. a. & n. sonner |l rfsonnerll 
 sound, so'u'nd, a. ( ly, ad.) sain(ement) I] 
 
 on bon fitat, fort, vigouroux || solldement |j 
 
 vigoureusement || bleu || ~ title, s. litre 
 
 vulable, m. 
 sounding', toTi'nd'ing ; ~-board, s. 
 
 table d'uarmonio. f. || ab:it-voix, m. || som- 
 
 mler, in. || --lead, (--line), I. conde, f. 
 soundness, suivnd' >kis, s. saute 1 , f. || EO- 
 
 llditfi, f. || vigucur, puretS, f. 
 soup, sop, a. soupe, (., potage, m. || ~- 
 
 basin, ~-tureen, B. soupiSre, terriue, f. 
 sour, sMir, v. a. & n. (s'^aigrlr. 
 sour, ao-iiir, a. (-ly, ad.) aigre(ment) || 
 
 acide || morose. 
 
 source, tort, s. source, t. || orlgiue, f, 
 ourness, eowr'nes, a. algreur, f. 
 souse, adTui, a. marinade, t. 
 souse, sows, T. a. mariner || plonger 
 
 saucer. 
 
 south, aoTvth, a. sud, midi, m. || South- 
 down sheep ou mutton, s. pr-8al, m. 
 south, sou- 1 ft, a. meridional || vera le sud. 
 southerly, au'Olerli, southern, eu'OUi-n., 
 
 a. meridional, du sud || ~- wood, B. citron- 
 
 nelle, f. 
 
 southward, soTi-th'wcrd, ad. vera le sud. 
 eovorelg-n, au o'er in, B. souverain, m. || 
 
 25 francs. |verain(ement). 
 
 overelgrn, 6v'erin 3 a. (-ly, ad.) BOU- 
 soverelg-nty, suu'tr in ti,a. souveruineUS, 1 
 sow, anil-, 8. trule, f. 
 sow, so, v. a. ir. seiner, ensemencer. 
 sower, to'er, a. senieur, m. 
 sowing;, effing ; ~-machlne, s. eemoir, 
 
 in. || time, s. Bouiailles, f. pi. 
 spa, apd, s. source d'eau minrale, f. 
 pace, spda, s. espace, in., distance, t, 
 
 space, apds, v. a. espacer. 
 
 spacious, tpSthus, a. spacieux, vaste I 1 
 
 -ly, ad. spiicieusemeiit. [fitendue, f 
 
 spaciousness, ipu'thutnla, a. viisto 
 spade, sudd, a. beche, t. || (at oards>, 
 
 pique, m. 
 
 span, span, B. empan, m. || palre, t. 
 span, span, v. a. mesurer par empanj, 
 
 brnsser || s'assortir. 
 spaugrle, sp&ng'gl, a. paillette, f. 
 spanrle, spang' gl, v. a. ornt-r tie paillettes. 
 spaniel, spdn yel, 8. pai;ueul, ui. || flat- 
 
 teur, in. ||_water-- , barbet, in. 
 Spanish -fly, ipan'ithfti, u. tuutharide, L 
 
 leUt, hat, f&r, leiCi; hfrt, git, **; mJ, Inn; no, h, prSvi; - Acf3>
 
 spanker-boom spine 
 
 Bponker-boom, tpOngV tr b6m, a. (mar.) 
 
 btome, eul, iu. 
 
 epar, ipar, >. eepars, m. pi. || spdth, m. 
 spar, tpdr, v. n. se quereller. 
 spare, ipar, v. E. Jt n. Ipargner, mtiaager, 
 
 trailer aveo indulgence || se dispenser de, 
 
 36 pasaer [; to have . . . and to ~, avoir 
 
 . . . de reste. 
 para. ipar. a. (-ly, ad.) pardmouieux U 
 
 de reserve 1| malgre(ment) l| --room, B. 
 
 chambre d'ami or a donner, f. 
 sparing:, cpa'ring, a. (-ly, ad. ) rare(ment) || 
 
 frugal || cnlche(ment) [{ mode're'ment. ft. 
 aparlngmess, ipd'ring nil. B. parclmonie. 
 spark, ipdrk, s. etincelle, f. || bluette, t [| 
 
 petit-maltre, m. 
 
 sparkle, tpar'kl, s. etincelle. t 
 sparkle, epar' kl, v. n. fitinceler || mousser. 
 parkier, ipdr'kltr, a, trait d 'esprit bril- 
 
 lant m. [mousseux. 
 
 sparkling:, tpdr'kling, a. etincelant U 
 parrow, ipdr'ru, e. molneau, m. II 
 
 hawk, s. epenrter, m || --wort, (bot) 
 
 passerine, f. 
 
 pasm, tptem, B. spasme, m. 
 spasmodic, tp&zmod'ik, a. spasmodiqUfc. 
 pat, tp&t, s. fral dea mollugques, m. || 
 
 talocbe, f. |le gril. m. 
 
 spatohoook, ip&sh'kSk, t. poulet roll BUT 
 patter, ipaftir, v. a. eclabousser. 
 spatula, tpafu It, s. spatule, f. . 
 upavln, tpd.o'ln, s. tiparvln, m. 
 pawn, ipa&n, B. frai, m. |j race, f. 
 pawn, ipaXim, T. a. & u. trayer || eugendrer. 
 spawner, tpdfvn'tr, B. polsson femelle, f. 
 peak, tpik, v. a. A n. Ir. parler, dlscourir || 
 
 prononcer. 
 speaker, ipek'tr, s. parleur, orateur, m. U 
 
 interlocuteur, m. || president, m. 
 fapeaklnjr, tpik'ing, s. action de parler, f. || 
 
 dlacours, m. U --trumpet, s. porte-volx, 
 
 m. || --tube, 8. cornet acoustique, m. 
 pear, epar, s. lance, f. || narpon, m. J| 
 
 epleu, m. ||~-wort, s. (bot) renoncule, f. 
 spear, *pr, v. a. percer a coups de lance || 
 
 narponnor. 
 
 special, ipith'Sl, a. suppMment extra- 
 ordinaire d'on journal, m. || (rail.) train 
 
 special, m. 
 peolal, iptth'dl a. (-ly, ad.) special 
 
 (ement) || partlcnller II prlnclpalement 
 speciality, iphMdriti, s. EpeclallU, f. 
 specialty, epith'Uti, a. contrat sous Being 
 
 privfi, m. 
 
 specie, tpith'f.t. argent comptant, m. 
 apeoles, ipi' ikat. s. espfice, sorte, f. 
 upeolfio, tpSaifik, a, (-ly, ad.) E>pclfique 
 
 (ment). fcificatton, f. 
 
 speollioatlon , tpit If \kSikim, a. Bpe- 
 bpeolfy, tpfSifi v. a. speciller. 
 peolmen, tplrimAt, B. specimen, mo- 
 dele, m. [spgcicusement 
 peulous, tpfiMii, a. spcleux || -ly, ad. 
 apeok, tplk, B. tacbe, t., point, ni. 
 puck, tplk, v. R. tacher. |(. 
 paokle, ipik'kl B. petite tacbe, blgamiro, 
 upuukle, ipOfkl, v. a. taclieler, moucbeter. 
 
 M( ; par, iuic, j ui 
 
 peotaole, (pA'Cafcl, B. spectacle, m. 1 
 
 -s, pi. lunettes, f . pi. 
 
 spectator, tptkla'ttr, I.- Bpectateur, m. 
 
 apeotre, spffter, e. spectre, m., appari- 
 tion, f. 
 
 spectrum, tpfk'trum, g. spectre solaire, m. 
 
 npeoulate, tptk'ulat, v. n. mMiter sur || 
 talre one speculation. 
 
 speculation, tpfk u Iff th&n, B. specula- 
 tion, meditation, f. [spe'culatcur. 
 
 speculative, tplk'S.l&ttv, a. epCculatif j| 
 
 peculator, spik'n la tir, s. Bpf culatcur, m. 
 
 speculum, tpik'u Km, s. mlrotr, m. |) spe- 
 culum, m. 
 
 speech, tpeeh, B. dlscoora, m. || langage, 
 m., harangue, f. || plaidoyer, m. || figure 
 of ~, 8. figure de rhf torique, f. 
 
 speechify, tpich,'lf\, v. n. perorer. 
 
 peeohless, tpech lit, a. muet |] interdlt 
 
 peed, ipcd, a. bAte, f. II succts, m. 
 
 peed, sped, v. a. 4 n. ir. depecher, ezp4- 
 dier !| presser || favoriser || rfiusair || se ha- 
 ter, prosp^rer. 
 
 speedily, tpid'ill, ad. a la hate. 
 
 peedlneaa, tpeffinit, s. o6l6r\i, hate, f. 
 
 peedy, eped'i, a, prompt rapide, expfi- 
 dltif. [--bound, a. aous le charme. 
 
 pell, tpfl, s, cbarme, m. l| blstolre, f. H 
 
 pell, epSl, v. a. Si n. ir. epeler || ortbo- 
 graphier || ecrlre correctement |j enchanter. 
 
 spelling:, tpfi'ing, s. Ipellation, (. || ortho- 
 graphe, f. [[--book, B. syllabalre, m. 
 
 pelter, tpSfttr, s. sine, m. 
 
 pend, spend, v. a. <t u. ir. dpenser, em- 
 ployer Ifconsommer || passer || prodlguer, 
 disslper || fipuiaer || taire la depeuBe || Be 
 perdre. 
 
 apexidthrltt, tplnd' thrift, 8. prodtgne, iu. 
 
 perm, spfr-m, s. spenne, m. [lelue, m, 
 
 spermaceti, sptrmdsi'tl, s. blanc de ba- 
 
 opew, tfH, v. a. vomlr. 
 
 sphere, efer, e. sph&re, f. [(ment). 
 
 upherloai, ifeYVcU, a. (-ly, ad.) spuerique 
 
 aphlnx, tfingks, 8. sphinx, m. 
 
 ploe, tpit, B. Cplce, f. || petite quantity 
 Iggdre telnture, I. || atteliite, f. 
 
 ploe, tpit, v. a. eptoer. 
 
 ploy, tpfti, a. aromatlque. 
 
 spider, ipi'dtr, s.ai-aignoe.f. ||~- monkey, 
 B. atAle, m. 
 
 aplgrot, tfig'St, s. fausset, m. 
 
 spike, tpik, s. dpi de ble, m. || potnte, f. 
 long clou, m., cbeville, (. 
 
 Bplke, spik, v. a. clpuer. [dlcn m. 
 
 spikenard, tpik'niird, t. (bot.) nard in- 
 
 plll, tpil, v. a. & ir. r^pandrp, renverser. 
 
 pin, ipln, v. a. i n. ir. filer |[ tratner en 
 longueur, tonrner. 
 
 spinach, epin'&j, B. dpluards, m. pi. 
 
 spinal, epi'nal, a. spinal || - column, . 
 colonne vertebrate, f. || - oord, - mar- 
 row, s. moelle plnire, f. || disease, 
 B. consomption doreale, f. 
 
 spindle, tpin'dl, s. fuseau, m., brocbe, f. || 
 pivot, tn. || shanks, s. pi. jambed da 
 tuseaux, Jambes de coq, f. pi. 
 
 pine, tjnn, B. iplue, Iplne du do*, t 
 
 MM, VM; todl, Mai; thing, fltcr0. 
 Id
 
 210 
 
 planet spring 
 
 pinner, spW*6r. a. filenr, m., fileuse, f. 
 
 pinning:, spin'ning ; milk; s. filature, 
 f. y ~- wheel, 8. rouet a filer, m. 
 
 piaster, spin' stir, g. fileuse, f. I] fUle, f. 
 
 spiraea, tp\ri'&, g. (hot.) gpiree, L 
 
 spiral, spi'rdl. s. spirale, f. 
 
 spiral, spi'ral, a. (-ly, ad.) spiral |Len 
 apirale. 
 
 spire, <pw% s. spirale, f. || pyramide, t || 
 aiguille, fleche de clocher, L 
 
 spirit, tpir'it, g. esprit, m., flme, f. y cou- 
 rage, feu, m. || ge'nie, m. || fantome, m. || 
 liqueur spuitueuse, f. || to raise one's 
 -, rernonter le courage de qn. || low -s, 
 accableraent, abattcmeut, m. || proof -B, 
 esprit de preu ve, m. || raw -s, liqueurs 
 pores, sans eau, f. pt || ~-lamp, s. re- 
 cbaud a alcool, m. || ~-level, s. mveau a 
 bulle d'alr, m. || --rapping 1 , 8. Jonglerie 
 des esprits frappeurs, 
 
 spirit, epir'it, v. a. animer, encourager || 
 to ~ away, enlever par ruse. 
 
 spirited, tpir'it Sd, a. aniruiS, vigoureux || 
 ly, ad. vigoureu sement || ardemment. 
 
 spiritless, spdr'it Its, a. abattu || sang 
 verve || inanime'. ftuel(lement). 
 
 spiritual, spir'ita&l, a. (-ly, ad.) spiri- 
 
 plrltuallty, spir it u HI' i ti, B. spiritua- 
 lity f., spirituel, m. 
 
 pirltuons, spir'Uuus. a. splritueux. 
 
 plrt, spirt, v. a. & n. (falre) jaillir. 
 
 pit, spit, a. brocbe. f. 
 
 pit, spit L v. a. i n. ir. embrocLer || cracher. 
 
 spite, spit, g. dplt, m., rancune, L || in 
 ~ of, en depit de, malgre. 
 
 plte, spit, v. a. dgpiter. 
 
 spiteful, tvUffSSl, a. plein de dSplt |J m6- 
 cbant || -ly, ad. par depit || malicieuse- 
 ment || par rancune. 
 
 spittle, spit' 1 1, g. salive, f., cracbat, m. 
 
 spittoon, ipit ton', 8. cracboir, m. 
 
 plash, spldait, g. eclaboussure, f. y <- 
 board, B. garde-crotte, m. 
 
 plash, splash, v. a. (Sclabousser. 
 
 play, spin, v. a. pauler (a horse) || ~- 
 foot, a. cagneux. 
 
 spleen, splen, 8. rate, bypocondrie. t 
 . splendid, eplin'did. a. (-ly, ad.) splen- 
 dlde(uient) |] maguinque, brillaot. 
 
 splendour, tplln'dir, a. splendeur, f. H 
 > pompe, f. j| clat, m. 
 
 splenetic, splfnifik, a. atrabllalre. 
 
 splice, splus, v. a. Joiudre a onglet || (mar.) 
 
 spliut(er), splin't(<b-), e. eclat de bola, t II 
 
 (chir.) clisse, f. |l esquille, f. 
 splinter, eplin'ter, v. a. <t n. briaer, 
 
 fendre, ecllaser l| voler en oclata. 
 split, tplit. g. fente, f. || quereJle, f.|| (Am.) 
 
 cbevaucbee a bride abattue, f. 
 split, split, v. a. & n. Ir. fendre || brlser || 
 
 partager || ge fendre. 
 splitter, eptit'ter, B. fendeur, m. 
 splutter, iplut'ter, g. vacarme, m. 
 splutter, splufttr, v. n. bredouiller. 
 
 , B. pillage, m. y butlo, m. y 
 
 spoil, 
 
 spoil, sp&gi, v. a. A n. oorrompre, gftter, 
 
 ablmer || ravager, piller || se corrompre, 
 se gater. 
 
 spoiler, tpifjfir, s. spoliateur, voleur, m. y 
 destructeur, m. || personne qui gate. L 
 
 spoke, spok, s. rale d'une roue, f . (| eche- 
 lon, m. (parole. 
 
 spokesman, spoks'm&n, s. qul porte la 
 
 spoliate, ipffliat, v. a. d6poulller. 
 
 spoliation, spo li a! shun, s. spoliation, f. 
 
 sponge, spunj, s. Sponge, f. |] Scouvilion, 
 m. || - bath, s. bain anglais, in. || ~- 
 oake, s. biscuit de caisse, m. 
 
 apong-e, spunj, v. a. & n. (Sponger || 6cou- 
 villonner 1| piquer 1'assiette.* 
 
 spong-er, ip-unfer, 8. pique-assiette, m. 
 
 spongrlness, spunj' inis, g. nature spon- 
 
 spongry, iptinfi, a. spongieui. Igieuie. 1 
 
 sponsor, tpSn'eer, e. garaot, m. |j parrain, 
 in. || marraine, f. ft. 
 
 spontaneity, tpin Wne*t fi, 8.spontan6ite\ 
 
 spontaneous, tpSnta'nius, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 spontanS(meut). 
 
 spoon, span, s. cuiller, cuillfire, f. || des- 
 sert--, cuiller a dessert, f. || gravy--, 
 cuiller a ragout, f. || table, cuiller & 
 Boupe, f. || tea , cuiller a th6, f. 
 
 spoonful, ipon'fSSl. a. cuiileree, f. 
 
 sport, sport, 8. divertissement, amuse- 
 ment, ]eu,-m. y cbasse, L || pecbe, t. || 
 sport, m. |se dlvertir, badiuer. 
 
 sport, sport, v. a. & n, fat re parade de U 
 
 sportive, sport' iv, a. enjoue, folatre y 
 plaisant. [f. || enjouement, m. 
 
 sportlveness, tporfivnii, s. folatrerie. 
 
 sportsman, sports' man, 8. chasseur, m. (| 
 pgcbeur, m. |f amateur de sport, m. 
 
 spot, spSt, s. tacbe, 1 1| lieu, m., place, f. y 
 coin, m. fmarquer. 
 
 spot, spdt, T. a. tacber || tacheter II (fain.) 
 
 spotless, spot" Us, a. sans tacbe* |[pur. 
 
 spotty, spSfti, a. tacbg. 
 
 spouse, apou'z, 8. poux, m. || Spouse, f. 
 
 spout, spowt, s. tuyau de decharge, m. || 
 to put up the ~, (fam.) mettre eu gage, 
 au clou, cbez ma tante. 
 
 spout, spuwt, v. a. & n. Jailllr || aficlauier. 
 
 sprain, spran, 8. foulure, entorse, f. 
 
 sprain, spran, v. a. se fouler. 
 
 sprat, sprat, s. sardine, melette, f. 
 
 sprawl, sprdtiil, y. n. s'etaler || Be dfibattre. 
 
 spray, apra, s. embrun, m. |f. 
 
 spread, sprid, s. iSteudue, f. || propagatluu, 
 
 spread, aprid, v. u. A n. ir. iStendre, M 
 player || dlvulguer || s'^tendre, ge rpandre|| 
 v-eagrle, s. aigle ^ployee, f. 
 
 spree, apre, s. bambocbe, i. 
 
 Bprltf, sprig, s. brin, m., briudille, L 
 
 sprlgrhtllness, sprit' Hues, s. vivaciW, 
 gaiet6, f., feu, m. 
 
 sprlg-htly, tprifK, a. vlf, gaL 
 
 Hprlng-, spring, s. flan, suut, m. || elas- 
 tique, m. II ressort, m. || printemps, m. II 
 source, f. || fente, f. || hair, spiral, m. || 
 main-, grand resgort|| ~-tlde, . grande 
 maree, f. || ~- water, s. cau de foutaine. 
 t || ~- whottt, s. b\6 de mars, in. 
 
 late, MU, fdr t 1<H>; Ker t git, Mr; mine, inn; no, hit, prove; koto;
 
 spring stalagmite 
 
 211 
 
 spring-, spring, v. a. 4 n. ir. falre lever, 
 
 falre partir | pousser, croltre II paraltre, 
 
 naltre. descendre, s'flever, proceaer || jail- 
 
 lir, s'elancer, sauter, bondlr || se dCtendre || 
 
 s'enfulr, s'envoler. 
 prlng-e, iprinj, e. pISfte, filet, m. 
 springiness, spring* ins, s. elasticity, f. 
 sprinkle, tyring" kl, v. a. & n. aspcrger, 
 
 arroser || (fig.) parsemer. 
 eprlnklor, epring' kter, e. qui ospcrge || 
 
 gonpilloD, m. 
 sprinkling-, iprini/'kling, s. aspersion, f., 
 
 arrosement, m. |j fegere telnture, f. 
 sprit-sail, spriridl, B. (mar.) civ ad 18 re, f. 
 prlte, sprit, B. esprit, fantome, m. 
 apront, iprffOit, s. jet, rejeton, m. || jeune 
 
 chou, m. U Brussels -~ , chou de Bruxel- 
 
 les, m. 
 
 sprout, tpr&ut, v. n. germer, pouser. 
 spruce, tprus, v. a. & n. raristoler || se 
 
 fiilre beau. [recherche. 
 
 prnoe, iproi, a. plmpunt || -ly, ad. avec 
 spruceness, ipruifnit, s. parure affectee, 
 pome, spurn, B. 6cuiue, L [f. 
 
 spurn*, apvrn, v. 11. ccumer, mousser. 
 spank, epungk, s. amadou, m. Q (fom.) 
 
 courage, m. 
 spar, ipir, t. fiperon, m. || algulllon, m. || 
 
 ergot, m. || stimulant, m. || hfltc, f. 
 spar, tpr, T. a. donner de I'^perou ft || 
 
 eperonner || insliguer. [siflfi || batard. 
 
 parlous, ipii'ri ui, a. suppose, faux, fal- 
 parn, t-ptrrn, v. *. pounser du pied || traitor 
 
 avec mepris. 
 spatter, tpAfUr, v. a. A n. cracher en 
 
 purlaut || bredouilier, balbutier. 
 PT> 'P\, s. ebplon, m. || espionne, f. 
 P7i <&*, v - a. 6pier, esplouner || ~-tfloan, 
 
 s. lODgue-vue, f. 
 
 uqaab, ikwSb, s. cousslu, sofa, m. 
 y uab, ikwub, a. (of birds) nouvellement 
 
 Cclot || dodu. Iquerelle, f. || bagarre, f. 
 squabble, sk-wW bl, s. cbamaUlia, m. || 
 stinabble, ikvi&b'bl, v. u. sa ciuuuuiller. 
 quad, ikviSd, s. eocouade, f. [cadre, f. 
 qaadron, skw-jfrdn, s. escadroa, in. \\i-n 
 sqaalld, tkwdi'ut, a. sale, malpropre. 
 squall, tkwo&l. 8. cri alaruiant, m. j| r 
 
 lull-, f., coup ue vent, graiii. m. 
 uquall, ikwtiCil, v. n. crier, braiUer. 
 gu<Uler, tkiaaluFtr, s. criard, m. 
 n<iuully, tkw<fb?K, a. orugeux. fpiller. 
 squander, *ku>6n'tUr, v. a. dl&slper, gas- 
 squanderer, tkw&n'iUrtr, B. dlnaipuUiur, 
 
 prodigue, in. 
 sqaare, stii'Ur s. carrt, m. || fiquerre, f. || 
 
 place c&rree, I. Q carreau, m. 
 aquare, tkivtir, v. a. & u. carrer, equarrlr || 
 
 roller, ajusler || uiesurer || cadrer. 
 sqaare, skwar, a. (-ly, ad.) carrffiueat) || 
 convenable || conforme |l baluucC || juste, 
 hotmete || equlluble(nieut). 
 sqaareuess, tkw&rnit, s. quadrature, f. 
 squash, tkwSth, v. a. ecraser. 
 squat, iku-ft, T. n. s'arcroupir, se tapir. 
 squat, tkwCt, a. accroupl, blottl. 
 tquatter, akw6ftsr, s. uulou, ui. 
 
 aiioaw, jArwoB/, s. (Am.) femme d'un Indian, 
 squeak, tkwek, s. cri percaot, ni. [f. 
 
 squeak, sbwek, v. n. Jeter dee cris percants. 
 squeaker, ikwik'tr, s. criard, m. || cocbon 
 
 de l.iit, m. 
 
 squeal, tktuSl, v. n. pousser des cris. 
 squeamish, skwem'ish, a. dllcat || dS- 
 
 goute. (rnent, tn. 
 
 squeeze, tkwez, s. compressiOD, f. !| serrF- 
 sqneeze, tkwez, v. a. presser. serrer. (1. 
 squib, skwibj s. (usee d'arUfice, f. || Batlre, 
 squint, skviint. s. regard louche, m. || -- 
 
 eyed, a. loucbe U mediant. 
 squint, tkwint, v. n. loucher. 
 squire, skw'tr, t. ecuyer. m. U proprifitalre, 
 
 m. II (of a lady) cavalier, m. 
 squirrel, tkirlr'rl, 8. fcureuil, m. 
 squirt, tkwtrt, s. serlngue, t II jet d'eau, m. 
 squirt, ikwert, y. u. seringuer. 
 stab, stab, s. coup de poiguard, m. 
 stab, (dft, v. a. percer || poignarder. [f. 
 stability, ta 611 iff, s. stability, Constance, 
 stable, ttSbl, s. table ecurie, L || 
 
 yard, a. basse-cour, f. || livery --s, 8. pL 
 
 pension pour IPS clievaux, f. 
 table, ttu'bl, v. a. Stabler. f forme, 
 
 table, ita.' 61. a. stable, fixe |] constant, 
 stabling-, ttii' tiling, s. ecurien, I. pi. 
 stack, itak s. meule (de foin, etc.), ( I 
 
 pile (de bois), f. || soucne, L 
 taok, itak, T. a. mettre ea meule. 
 tadtholder, itdtf hold tr, s. stuthouder, m. 
 staff, ttdf, B. baton, m. || echelon, m. It 
 
 fitat-major, m. U soutien, m. || corps, m. 
 stag;, itiig, B. cerf, m. || ~- beetle, s. cerf- 
 
 volant, m. --bound, s. llmier, m. 
 stare, ttaj, t. echafaudage, m., eitrade, 
 
 f. j| tbefttre. m., scene, t || drgi e, eut. m. || 
 
 reiais, m. [| journee, f. U vulture publlque, 
 
 f. || --box, s. loge d'avant-cfne, f. l| - 
 
 driver, s. postilion, m. II - whisper, s. 
 
 ciiucbotemenu qu'on peut entendre, m. pi. 
 stayer, ita'jer, s. comedien, m. ||routler, m. 
 stawer, ttdg'i/ir, v. a. it n. cbaaceler || 
 
 fchiauler, Homier || beslter, vaclller. 
 atairirers. tt&g'i/ir*. . pi. vertlge dea 
 
 cbevaux, m. || etourderie, f. 
 starnanoy, Hag' nan if, s. stagnatiun, f. 
 nt.vKiiant, itdSndnt, a. staguant II Inaclif. 
 tairnate, ildg'n&t, v. n. etre staguanl. 
 stagnation, tt&g nu'iAvn, s. stagnation, f. 
 staid, ttu.il, a. grave, poe. 
 Btaldness, ttacTnit, s. gravitt, f. 
 stain, stun, s. Utcue, souillure, f. || honte, t 
 stain, stan, v. a. Uctier || mettre en cou- 
 
 leur || souiller. 
 
 stalner, ttan'tr, s. teluturler, m. 
 stainless, etan'lis, a. ann tacbel) pur. 
 stair, (tar, s. marcbe d'uu escalier, m. || 
 
 -s, a. pi. escalier, m. || rod, s. iringlu 
 
 d'escaller, f. 
 
 staircase. ttSr'kOt, s. escaller. m. 
 take, ttdk, s. poteau, m. II enjeu, m. 
 take, itdk, v. a. garnlr de pleux II mettr* 
 
 stalaottte, HOT &k fit, s. stalactite, f. 
 stalagmite, itafigmit, s. stalagmite, L 
 
 19J1 
 
 /, joy ; gant, yw; ~ tout, KM!; thing, OHrt. 
 U*
 
 212 
 
 stale statute 
 
 stale, stal, a. vleur, xisS, gate || rassia || 
 
 stalemate, atal'mdt, s. pat m. [evente. 
 
 stalemate, stdl'mdt, v. a. faire pat If. 
 
 taleness, staPnlt, s. vieillesse || platitude, 
 
 talk, std&k, B. tuyau, m. || tige, queue, 
 f. II demarche fiere, f. 
 
 talk, etd&k, v. n. marcher fierement || 
 aller a la derobee. 
 
 stalklng'-horse, std&k'ing Mrs, s. (hunt) 
 cheval factice, m. || pretexte, m. 
 
 tall, sta&l, B. ecurie, Stable, f. || echoppe, 
 f., etalage. f tal, m., boutique, t. || stalle, f. 
 
 tail, ttiitol, v. a. etabler. 
 
 etallag-e, ttittbl'aj, s. etalage, m. 
 
 stallion, stdl'yun, s. (jtftlon, m. 
 
 stamen, aid' men, B. stamina, atam'ind, 
 a. pi. (bot) etamlnes, f. pi. ||base, force, f. || 
 nerf, m. (tier. 
 
 stammer, stam'mir, v. n. be"gayer, balbu- 
 
 stammerer, atdm'merir, s. bJgue, m. if., 
 bredouilleur, m. 
 
 Btamp, stomp, a. poincon, coin, m. || balaii- 
 cier, m.||empreinte, Impression, f.|| timbre, 
 cachet, m., estampe, f. || trempe, f. j| a 
 man of the right ~, homme de ton 
 ftlol, marque au bon coin, m. 
 
 stamp, stamp, v. a. <t n. fouler aux pieda It 
 pller, broyer || imprimer || estauipiller || 
 estamper || affruucbir y tl in brer || coutroler. 
 
 stamper, st&m'pir, s. timbre ur, m. f| df- 
 tritotr, m. || bocard, m. filter. 
 
 stanch, stanch, v. a. & n. etauclier |j s'ar- 
 
 utonuh, stanch, a. Bolide || feruie || (hunt.) 
 dr. 
 
 stand, etdnd, B. station, f. |J place, f. II 
 deiai, m. || pause, halte, t. || resistance, f. || 
 e 01 ban-as, m. || gueridon, m., console, f., 
 etalage, m. |l to briny, come to a ~, 
 aireter, B'arreter. 
 
 stand, stand, v. a. & n. Ir. endurer. re- 
 Bister, eoutenir, maintenir, dfitcndre || tro 
 debout, se tenir debout || demeurer ferme || 
 etre BituS, subsister J| B'arreter || rester 
 tranqullle || se defendre II reposer || (at 
 lections) se presenter j! to ~ for, re- 
 presenter, signifler || ~-stlll, s. arret m. [| 
 to oome to a ~- still, etre dans 1'em- 
 barrus y ~-up, a. montant || en ifigle. 
 
 standard, stdnd'erd, B. gtendard, in. || pa- 
 vilion, m. || etalon, m. || titre, m. || mo- 
 dele, m. I) type, m. || mesure. f. j| ~- 
 bearer, B. porte-drapeau, ensefgne, m. || 
 porte-etendard, in. [(g-old eto.) au titre. 
 
 standard, stdnd'erd, a. type j| classique || 
 
 utandlng 1 , stdnd'ing, s. duree, t. U posi- 
 tion, place, f., rang, m. 
 
 B landing:, stdnd'ing, a. etabli, -fize, con- 
 stant || durable || stagnant. 
 
 staple, sta'pl, s. Stape, f., entrepdt, m. || 
 gftche d'une serrnre, f. 
 
 staple, ita'pl, a. etabli || principal. 
 
 tar, star, s. Stoile, f. || astre, m. || astfi- 
 risque, m. || shooting' ~, etoile filante, f. II 
 evening -~, etoile du aoir, \6uae, t. I 
 HBh, s. usterie, f. 
 
 atar, itdr, T. a. Stoiler || pareeuier || Jouer 
 01 un theatre etranger. 
 
 Wt t Mt, f&r t 
 
 git, Ur ; 
 
 starboard, star 1 bard, a. (mar.) tribord, m. 
 starch, starch, s. empois, m. || amldon, m. 
 starch, starch, v. a. empeaer. 
 starching*, starch' ing_, E. empesage, m. 
 stare, star, 8. regard fixe, m. 
 stare, star, T. n. regarder fixement or 
 
 avec etonnement 
 
 staring-, star'lny, a. eclatnnt || hrias8. 
 tark, stark, a. & ad. fort || vrai, pur || 
 
 tout-a-fait 
 
 starless, star'ISs, a. sans etoiles. 
 starlight, star' lit, s. lumiSre des (SLolIes, f. 
 starling-, star 1 ling, a. sansonnet, 6tour- 
 
 neau, m. || brise-glace, m. 
 starred, stdrd, starry, stdr'ri, a. 6toiK, 
 
 one d'etoiles. 
 tart, start, s. tressaillement, m. || aant, 
 
 m. || eian, m. || premier pas, m. || by (tita 
 
 and) -s, par boutadea, a batons rompus, 
 
 par sauts et par bonds, 
 tart, start, v. a. & n. faire tressalllir, 
 
 troubler || lancer || soulever, mettre sur 1 
 
 tapis, proposer |j ddcouvrir. apercevoir y 
 
 snuter, U'embler [| partir || hesiter. 
 starter, start? er, s. Inventeur, auteur. m. 
 startle, stdr'tl, v. n. 8'effrayer, tressailllr. 
 starvation, star no.' nhun, s. inanition, f. || 
 
 mort de t'aiiu, t. 
 starve, stdrv, v. a. & n. faire mourir de 
 
 f aim, affamer || mouiir de falm || mouiir 
 
 de froid. 
 
 starvellngr, stdrv' liny, 8. affamfi, m. 
 state, iiat, a. etat, in., condition, f. || rang, 
 
 in., dignite, pouipe. f. || State, Etat, m. 
 state, stat, T. u. etablir, rSgler |l conalater, 
 
 detainer. 
 statecraft, stafkrdft, a. ruses de la poll- 
 
 tique, f. pi. [pompe, f. 
 
 statellnessj itafKnis, a. grandeur, 
 stately, stat'li, a. 4 ad. majestueux, 
 
 magnifique || majestueustment. 
 statement, stafment, a. etat, m. || detail, 
 
 proc8s-verbal, rapport, expose, m. 
 statesman, stats'man, s. homme d'Etat, 
 
 m. ftlque, f. 
 
 statesmanship, stats' m&n ship, a. poll- 
 statlos, ttatfiks, 8. pi. atatique, f. 
 station, std'shun, g. situation, position, 
 
 condition, f. || poste, m., place, f., emploi, 
 
 in. || etat rang, m. || (rail.) dfbarcudflre, 
 
 m., gare, f._JI police--, poste de police, m. 
 station, std shun, v. a. poster, placer, 
 stationary, sta'shun er{, a. stationuaire, 
 
 fixe, 
 stationer, stufshunir. 8. papetler, imu-- 
 
 chand de papier, m. || libraire, m. |j -s' 
 
 hall, s. Cnambre des llbraires, f. 
 stationery, std'shun eri, s. papeterle, t 
 statist, sta tilt, 8. homme d'Etat, m. 
 statistical, stdtis'tikal, a. statistique. 
 statistician, ttatistith'dn, s. statlsticlen, 
 
 statistics, statu/tiks, s. pi. statistique,' 
 statuary, statfvtri, B. statualre, m. A. f. 
 statue, staff a, s. statue, f. 
 Btdture, stafur, s. stature, tallle, f. 
 tatate. stafut, a. statut, IB., loi, f. U 
 
 SM, Crut; ft Mt t prfat; kdGif
 
 staunch stfll 
 
 219 
 
 fair. 8. folre legate, t || labour, B. 
 oorree, f. f~-lw, B. droll crit, m. 
 
 staunch, gtanek, a. ri<i< tan oh, 
 
 stave, itav, a. douve, t 
 
 stare, ttan, r. a. dgfonoar. 
 
 tear, ttd, s. sSjonr, m. || gonUen, m. I) sta- 
 bllitA, t B -.-at-jipme, a. casanier (I -a, 
 a. pL eoraet, m. 
 
 tejTi *tS, v. a, A n. lr. arrtter, emp&cher H 
 Stayer |f renter, demeorer, 8'arreter y at- 
 tends, reater immobile. 
 
 stead, tttd, 8. place, f., lieu, m. 
 
 steadfast, el&rffat, a. stable, flza con- 
 stant || -ly, ad, atao fermefe, areo con- 
 tano>. fcoostance, t 
 
 *t*a42a*tne>, tt&Pffat'ags, g. fermeta, 
 
 ntadllr, tttTflL ad. fermeroent, 
 
 teadlness, KATtiO*, g. fermete, t rt- 
 jrulariUS, f. j| condojta rancrfe, t, 
 
 fiteadlnir. ttXd'ing, g. grange, f. 
 
 toady-, ttM'f y. a. afrermfr, assurer. 
 
 titeady, <'< a. terme, aollde || - Irestez 
 tranquil IP I 
 
 tak, itnk, B. tranche de Tiande, f. 
 
 teal, tf( ( T. a. <t n. lr. Toler |j B'ficbapner. 
 
 tealin*-, ftfl'ing, a. TO], m. frotxV-. 
 
 tealtb, rt^JA. s. vol, ra. y by ~, & la d- 
 
 tealthUy, (<A'1K, ad. clandestinoment. 
 
 toalthy, WVt, a. furtit . 
 
 team, rtm, s. Tapeur, fumfe, f. |l to Rrt 
 np ~, chauffer la vapenr || to let oft ~, 
 topper y -enrtne, B. machine a vapeur, 
 L 1) ~-navlg-atlon, . navigation a 
 Tapeor, t || --power, a. force de la 
 Yapeur, f. 
 
 team. Um, T. a. coin ft la vapeur || ~, 
 T. n.. Jeter de la rapeur || fomer || naviguer 
 ft la rapeur. 
 
 teamboat, ttim'bfit, steamer, ttfm'tr. 
 a. Tapeor, bateau ft rapeor, m. 
 
 teed, tiid, B. coorBier, ch'eval, m. 
 
 teel, ttU, i. acier. m. !| briquet, m. i| ~- 
 work, *. pi. adCrie, 
 
 uteel, ttil, T. a. ac4rer, adorer, endnrclr. 
 , itiVyard, a. romaine, f. n ppon, 
 
 Idptcc, m. 
 te eBcarpee, f., pr6- 
 
 iiteep, itjp, . dMcente . . 
 
 t*p, ten, T. a. trcmper, infuaer. 
 
 teep. 5>, a. escarpd |j raido. 
 teeple, itiffl, a. clocher, m. 
 teepleohaae, stetflcfuii, a, co one aa 
 
 clocher, L , ' 
 
 teepneM, itfp'nfy. . pent* escarpge, f. 
 
 teer, ittA-, a. bouTillon, m. 
 
 cteer, t&r, V. a. A n. gouvemer, dlriger >| 
 
 (fig.) ae dlriger ]| mancnuvrer. 
 teerao-e, tttr'aj, a. (mar.) gouvememeot, 
 
 m.,. direction, f. || ~-pa*aenrr, s. pas- 
 
 sager d.'jantrepdt or de troUieme classe, m. i| 
 
 --way. jrnar.) Blllnge, m. 
 Bteerlac, tttr'ing. t. (mar.) gouwmement, 
 
 m - U ~-a;ear, a. lovler de distribution, m. 
 teercmaUL, ttirJm&n, i. tlmonler, m. 
 tern, stfm, a. tronc, m. || Ugn, queue, i. || 
 
 pMoncnle, m. y race, f. 
 ten, jUm, T. n. B'oppoeer ft. 
 tench, ittru\, a. puanteur, L 
 
 B tone 11, etfn'sfl, e. patron dScoupft, m. 
 tenographer, t'.inSg'r&fer, e. st^no- 
 
 grapbe, m. [graphiane. 
 
 ntenographlo, stSnSyrSf^, a. 8teno- 
 Btenography, ttSn 8f rt ft, B. SUSno- 
 
 graphie. f. 
 top, ttep, s. pas, m., marche, f. || Echelon, 
 
 m. || marchepled, m. || ~- brother, a. 
 
 beau-frSre, m. || --daughter, 8. belle- 
 
 fllle, f. || --father, a. beau-pire, m. II 
 
 --mother, a. belle-m$re, 1. 1| tnaratre, L |) 
 
 Bister, 8. belle-scour, f. || --non, a. 
 
 bean-flls, m. . 
 
 top, ittp, T. n. fatre on pas, marcher, 
 stepping; -Bton,>tfp'ptng ((on, s. marcbe- 
 
 plM, m. fin. 
 
 ierQosoope, ttfr' Xntknp, g. BteXtoecope, 
 stereotype, gter'fotip, a. cliche, m. 
 tereotypo. tter'tofip. T. a. gtreV)typer II 
 Btorllo, ttft'U, a. sterile. L 
 
 terlllty, ttgrlflti, g. Rtf.rllltc, f. 
 terlimtr, sttnr' ttng , a, vrai. de bon aloi | 
 
 one ponnd ~, nne livre Bterllng. 
 tern, ittrn, a. (mar.) poupe, f. II ~-pot. 
 
 B. titambot, m. || --Bhnets, 8. pi. (mar.) 
 
 Mf; fOtt, t9it, tufi. 
 
 palans de la barre, m. pi. 
 tern, tttm, a. (-17, ad.) 8fiv6rr(ment) fl 
 
 austere, rude. 
 
 ternmost, tttm'moit, a. en serre-flle. 
 sternness, ittrn'nfaj g. sfive'rltfl, duretA", f. 
 stethoacopo, tttth'oikop, 8. stethoscope, 
 
 m. 
 
 stevedore, tte'vfdSr, s. arrlmcnr, m. 
 tew, ttu, s. fituvflp, f. I) compote, L | 
 
 venette, f. || --pan, s. bralslSre, f. 
 stew, (u, T. a. f tuver. 
 steward, etu'trd, s. intendant, econome, 
 
 maltre d 'hotel, m. || (mar.) commit aux 
 
 rlvres, m. 
 stewardship, ita' 'rdthip, g. charco d 
 
 mattre d'hdtel, f. || administration, f. 
 tick, ntHc, B. baton, m. || canne, f . |f archet, 
 
 m. 
 tick, gtOt, T. a. An. roller, ficher l| galgner, 
 
 tner || percer || etre collCj s'arreter. s'at- 
 
 tacher || h<!Mter |] to - bills, coUer des 
 
 affiches, af ficher || to - oat, fatre salllle || 
 
 to f np, dresser, mettre<lrolt|| stuck -up. 
 
 a. Tain y ~-np, a. drolt l[ niontant || ~- 
 
 npa, s. pi. faux-col, m. fl to - at no- 
 
 thlngr, ne ae faire aucnn Bcrupule do. 
 t,loklne, ttlfinfi, B. vlscosite, f. 
 tickler, ttUfUr, s. partisan, champion, m. 
 tlcky, etik'f, a, gluant, vlsqucnx. 
 tlM, itur. a. ralde II obst1n || genfi, affects || 
 
 em peso fl -17, ad. arec opmlatreW || 
 
 neck, B. torticollK, m. |se raidir. 
 
 Btlf f on, ttiffn. T. a. A n. raidir, engourdlr !| 
 stiffness, atifnic, B. raldeur, fT || opl- 
 
 niatreuS, f. -|| gene, f. 
 
 tine, tt7Jl, v. a. etouffer. (trlssure. f. 
 tlgrma, etig'tnd, B. stlgmate, m. || ile- 
 tlirmatlse, itig' wifi tiz, r. a. Btigmatlser. 
 tile, tfil, s. barrlflre d'enclos || aiguille 
 
 d'un cadran solalre, f. 
 stiletto, ttilft'to, s. poincon, m. || stylet, m 
 till, ttiU, s. silence, m, || al&mbic, m. 
 
 gout, y; toui, jwoi; W*f, 8Ur.
 
 214 
 
 tin stout 
 
 still, ftUl, T. a. calmer || distiller. 
 
 still, ttitt, a. tranqullle, calme || born, a. 
 mort-ng || --life, s. nature inanimee, f. 
 
 till, ttil, ad. & c. encore f| cependant || 
 toujoure. fc.ilme, m. 
 
 stillness, it\Tn& s. tranquUUUS, I, 
 
 tUts, itUti, B. pi. echassea, 1 pi. 
 
 stimulant, etim'Uldnt, g. stimulant, m. 
 
 stimulate, itim'uldt, r. a. stimuler, 
 piquer. 
 
 stlmulatlnar.rffm'u la rtnjr, stimulative, 
 j>(f7n'u{ijitir,-s. stimulant, ftion, 1 
 
 stimulation, HmuIa'Aun, s. gtimula- 
 
 etlmulns, ttim'ulug, g. stimulant, m. j| 
 aiguillon, m. fplqure, f. 
 
 sting-, eting, s. alguillon, m. ||remorda, m. || 
 
 sting-, tting, v. a. ir. piquer, percer, mordre. 
 
 stingily, ttin'jili, ad. mesquinement. 
 
 stinginess, stin'jinfs, g. mesquinerle, f. 
 
 stinging- -nettle, fting' ing nttl, n. ortte, 
 
 Rtlng-y, ttin'Ji, a. chicbe, avare. [L 
 
 stink, ttingk, g. puantenr, f. 
 
 stink, ttlngk, T. n. ir. pner. 
 
 stint, Hint, t. limlte, f. 
 
 stint, nH.ni, T. a. borner, Umlter. 
 
 stipend, ttfpfnd, i. galaire, m., appolnte- 
 ments, m. pi. [pointe". 
 
 stipendiary, tRptfn'dttri, a. salaried ap- 
 
 tlpple, ttip'pl. v. a. poinuller. 
 
 stipulate, (tj/u lot, v. n. stlpuler. ft 
 
 stipulation, strpiilff fhun, 8. stipulation, 
 
 stir, tier, g. tumulte, m., agitation, f. 
 
 stir, tier, v. a. & n. remuer, agiter || indter, 
 anlmer 11 falre nattre, provoquer || ge remuer, 
 ( re'volterjl apparaltre. 
 
 stirrup, ttir'rup, g. finer, m. || ~-cup, a. 
 coup, Tin de I'Ctrler || Iron, g. trier, m. II 
 leather, 8. etrivire, f. 
 
 stitch, itich, g. point, m. || maille, f. || ~ 
 la one's side, s. point de cot& m. 
 
 stltoh, etic/i, T. a. piquer || coudre || brocber. 
 
 stiver, ttVvtr, g. llard, m. [m. 
 
 stoat, slot, g. bclette, f. |: (ermine) roselet, 
 
 took, ttok, g. tronc, m. || bloc, m. || famllle, 
 race, t. || capital, m. || cravate, f. || assorti- 
 roent, m. || Detail, m. || obiet, m. || -s, pL 
 fonds publics, m. pi. || jolnt-~, fondg 
 commun, m. || Joint-- company, a. 
 socigtl anonyme, f. || common ~, actions 
 primitives, pi. || preferred ~, actions 
 privilggiges, f. pi. || rolllngr--, (rail.) 
 materiel roulant, materiel d'exploitation, 
 m. || llTe-~, nombre des bestiaux nourris 
 dang une ferine, f. || to take ~ of, faire 
 1'inventalre || --In-trade, s. fonds de 
 boutique, m. |j --excliang-e, g. bourse 
 des (onda publics, t. || fish, g. morue, 
 f., atockfiscb, m. || ^-holder, s. actlon- 
 nairo, m. || --Jobber, a. agioteur, m. || 
 ~-still, a. Immobile || --taking-, a. rf- 
 colement de 1'inventaire, m. iassortlr. 
 
 stock, s(d*, 7. a. pourrolr. approvisionner, 
 
 stockade, ttoktuf , g. pallssade, f. 
 
 stocking', stiik'ing, g. Dag, m. 
 
 stole, ttffik, s. Btoi'cien, m. f(ment). 
 
 stoical. ttffikU, a. (-ly, ad.) stoVque 
 
 stololim, itffieixm, g. atolcisme, m. 
 
 stoker, r.to'kir, a. chauffeur, m. 
 
 stole, ttol, 8. 4tole, f. 
 
 stolid, stol'id, a. stupide, lourd. 
 
 stolidity, ftolld'iti, stolldueas, 
 nf>, s. stupidity, f. 
 
 stomach, stfim'&k, s. estomac, m. ||app6tlt, 
 m. II to lie heavy on one's ~, peser 
 BUT i'estomac, sur le coeur || to torn one's 
 ~, soulever le coeur || --ache, a. mal a, 
 1'eetomac, m. .. [porter. 
 
 stomach, stum'SJk, T. a. se facber ]| eup- 
 
 stomached, et&m'akt. a. courroncC. 
 
 stomacher, tttim'ftkir, a. corsage lacfi, m, 
 
 stomachic, ntomak'ik, g. stomachlque, m. 
 
 stomachic, ttnmak'ik, a. stomachlque. 
 
 tone, tton, a. plerre, f., catllon, m. 
 pepin, noyau, m. || precious ~, plerra 
 prldcuse, f. \\ breaker, s. teilleur de 
 piprres, m. || blind, a. coroplStement 
 aveugle || --crop, s. foot.) saxifrage, f. II 
 --cutter, e. taillcur do pierre, m. II - 
 Aead, a. raide mort II fruit, a. fruit 
 noyau, m. II horse, 8. Italcm, m. H 
 ~-plt, a. carrlfire, f. |l -'B-throw, a. Jet 
 de pierre, m. || within a -'s- throw, a 
 deux pas. flea peptns. 
 
 tone, ston, T. a, laplder || empierrer, 6ter 
 
 stone, tton, a, de pierre. 
 
 stoneware, ttnn'war. s. cr?s, m. 
 
 stoning-, tton'ing, s. lapidation, f. 
 
 stony, tton'i, a. plerrenx, de pierre. 
 
 stool, stol, a. tabouret, m. t| (mM.) selle, f. 
 
 stoop, stSp, a. inclination, f. || abolesement, 
 m. || (Am.) cruche, f. 
 
 stoop, flop, r. n. se balsser || Re tenlr courbe || 
 sTiumilier || ae percher, ftete. 
 
 stooplng-ly, ttop'fngK. ad. en baissant la 
 
 stop, flop, B. pause, f. f| obstacle, m. || 
 watch, B. mont.ro & arret. f. 
 
 top, ttSp, T. a. & n. arreter, empecher || 
 ccsscr || boucher, obstrucr || falre balte, go 
 reposcr. 
 
 stoppagre, stSp'paj, a. obstacle, empeche- 
 ment, m. || (raiU temps d'Rn-6t, m. 
 
 topper, ttSp'pir, stopple, stffp'pl, 8. 
 bouchon, m. J| tampon, m. || piston, m. 
 
 stopper, stopper, v. a. boucher. 
 
 store, star, a. magasin, d^pot, in. || qnantitA. 
 
 f. || provisions, f. pi. M to set great - 
 
 by, faire grand cas de || --keeper, a. 
 
 garde-magasin, m. fpourvoir. 
 
 store, ttor, v. a. fournlr, emmagosiner, 
 storey, sto'ri, a. Stage, m. 
 storied, ttffrU, a. historifi || ft . . . etage. 
 stork, stork, a. cigogne, f. 
 storm, iturm, a. orage, m., tempfitr, f. || 
 
 assaut, m. ftempBter. 
 
 storm, storm, v. a. & n. donner 1'assaut || 
 stormlness, stdrm'inea,s. 6tnt orageux, m. 
 storming- -party, ttorm' ing par tt, a. co- 
 
 lonne d'assaut, f. 
 stormy, stSrm'i; a. orageux, violent || 
 
 petrel, s. pCtrel, m., caillctte procellalre, f. 
 story, stffri, s. histoire, f. l| fable, f. II 
 
 mensonge, m. || Stage, m. (vide storey) || 
 
 teller, s. contour, m. || mcnteur, m. 
 stout, ttf&t, a. blfire brune, 1 
 
 I6t, Mt, fir, U; fUre, g, Mr; mine, inn; -no, hot, prSvt ; kotoj
 
 stout strip 
 
 215 
 
 tout, ttoTvt, a. fort || vigonreux || brave II 
 
 rSsolu || grosM -ly, ad. vigoureusement || 
 
 fortemcnt || resolOmnnt. 
 stoutness, tttfUfne's, 8. vigucnr, t || cor- 
 pulence, t., courage, m. fm. 
 stove, stov, s. fituve, f. || poele, fourneau. 
 tow, (o, T. a. serrer, entasser || (mar.) 
 
 arrlmer. [ra. || (mar.) arrimaze, m. 
 
 stowage, <o r ^/, B. magasin, mapasinage, 
 stowaway, sto'dwd, t. passager de contre- 
 
 bande, lapln, m. 
 straddle, ttrdd'dl, v. n. ecarter les jambes || 
 
 marcher les Jambes Scarifies. fperefi. 
 
 straggle, ttr&g'gl, v. n. roder || Stre dis- 
 traggler, ttrag'gler, s. vagabond, m. || 
 
 (mil.) train ard, m. 
 straight, itrat, a. A ad. droit || dtrecte- 
 
 ment l| sur-le-cbamp. [dresser. 
 
 straighten, ttrat'tn, v. a. dresser, re- 
 straightforward, /ftrntfflr'ii'vrd, a. franc, 
 
 loyal I] -ly, ad. avec drolture. 
 straight-way, ttrdfwd, ad. tout de finite, 
 strain, ttran, e. effort, m. || entorse, f. || 
 
 manierp, f. II melodic, f. || style, m. 
 strain, ttran, v. a. & n. tendre || flltrcr II 
 
 serrer, forcer || se fouler || s'efforcnr. 
 strainer, ttran'ir, . couloir, m. 
 strait, itrat, n. de'trolt, m. || defilfi, m., 
 
 gorge, f. || embarras, m. 
 strait, ttrat. a. (-ly, ad.) trolt(enicnt) || 
 
 severe, penlble, genant||lntlmc|| laced, 
 
 a, laceetroltement Mcontralnt||~- waist- 
 coat, s. camisole de force, f. 
 straiten, ttrd'tn, v. a. eVecIr, resserrcr. 
 straltness, ttrifnft, s. gtroltessc, R<!verit6, 
 
 f. || embarras, m. 
 
 strand, ttrdnd, . cflte, f., rirage, m. 
 strand, tlrnnd, v. n. echouer sur la cdte. 
 strange, itlranj, a. (-ly, ad.) Stranger || 
 
 slnguller || Ctrangp(ment). 
 strangeness, tlrnnj'nJ!*, I. 6tranget, f. || 
 
 nlngularitfi, f. (connu, m. 
 
 stranger, itrdn'jrr, n. Stranger, m. || la- 
 strangle, itrdng'gl. T. a. (tranglcr. 
 strangles, ttrSn'glz, s. pi. jgourme, f. 
 strangulation , etrdng gv, la' xhun, g. 
 
 etranglcment, m. 
 strap, itrtp, s. conrrole, bretelle, t II 
 
 shoulder , banderole de bricole, f. |) 
 
 tangle de bretelle, f. 
 
 strappado, itrdppd'do, a. estrapade, f. 
 strapping, strip' ping , t, bande, f. 
 trapping, ifrdp'ping, a. grand, gros. 
 stratagem, ttrdt tdjfm, s. 8tratg3zne, 
 
 artifice, m. 
 
 strategic, ttr&tffHk, a. straWgJque. 
 strategist, itrdrtlW, s. strategue, m. 
 strategy, itrafiji, s. strangle, f. 
 stratum, Urd'tum, s. coucbe, f. 
 straw, ttr<?a>, 8. paille, f. |i fetu, rlen, m. || 
 
 net to oar* a ~, se soncler (de qc.) com me 
 
 de 1'an quarante || ~-bed, 8. paillasse, f. || 
 
 -cutter, n. coupe-pallle, m. 
 strawberry, ttrdtf bir ri, s. fralse, f. || 
 
 bed, s. fralsiere, f. || plant, . 
 ralsler, m. 
 tray, ttra, s. b6te fipare, t 
 
 stray, ttra, T. n. rodcr, s'^garer. 
 stray, ttra, a. 6gar. 
 streak, strtk, s. rale, bande, f. 
 streak, etrek, v. a. rayer, bigarrer. 
 streaky, itrek'i, a. ray6, bariolfi. 
 stream, itrem, B. oourant, torrent, m. n 
 
 main ~, fleuve, m. || tributary ~. fleuve 
 
 tributalre. fbriller. 
 
 stream, tlrem, v. n. conler, mlsseler || 
 streamer, ttrim'ir, s. banderole, f., pa- 
 
 vilion, m. || flammc, f. 
 streamy, strem'i, a. niisselant || jalllissantll 
 
 sillonnf) de ruisseaux. 
 street, ftrot, B. rue, f. |j ~-door, 8. porln 
 
 sur la rue, f. l| ~--walkor, B. coureuse, 
 
 prostitnfee, f. [f. |j forces, f. pi. 
 
 strength, strength, s. force, I. || rfsistancr, 
 strengthen, strfng'thn, T. a, fortifier, 
 
 affprmir || eucourager. 
 strengthener, tlrfng'thner, g. corro- 
 
 boratlf, m. 
 strenuous, utrfn'uuf, a. vaillant, oon- 
 
 ragenz || r.nt, artif || -ly, ad. vaillam- 
 
 ment || ardemment. 
 strennonsness, ttrfn'uusnlt, s. zile, m., 
 
 ardeur, f., empresRement, m. 
 tress, ttris, B. Importance, f. || violence, 
 
 t || effort, m. II (gr.) accent, m. 
 stretch, ttrieh, s. etenduc. f. || tension, f. 
 stretch, ftrfr.h. v. a. <t n. etendre, Mnrpir, 
 
 al longer, exagtirer, forcer || s'fitendre, 
 
 R'ftlarcir. Be ddployrr || to ~ a point, 
 
 (fig.) faire plus qu'on n'est obllgg de faire. 
 stretcher, ttrtch'ir, s. brancard, m. II 
 
 glove -~, ouvre-gants, m. || baguette, f. || 
 
 etendeuse, f. Jet 1JI. 
 
 strew, etrn, v. a. parecmer, rgpandre cs 
 striated, ttri'dUd, a. 8trl6. 
 strict, ttrilct, a. (-ly, ad.) strlct(ement) || 
 
 exact(ement) II ponctuel, posltif II se>8ra 
 
 (ment) || resserre || trolt \vfr\it, t. 
 
 strictness, t trite nix, t. exactitude, 6- 
 stricture, ttrtftur, 8. contraction, ' f., 
 
 (tranglement, m. || critique, f. 
 stride, ttrid, 8. enjambee, f. || pas, m. 
 stride, ttrid, v. a. <t n. Ir. enjamber. 
 trite, 'trif, s. lutte, f. || contestation, f. R 
 
 dlff^rend, m. 
 strike, ttrUt, t. raclolrf, t || (of work- 
 
 men) grSvc, f. || to be on ~, etre en grtve. 
 strike, itriie, v. a. A n. ir. frapper, heurter. 
 
 battre || affllger || (5tonncr, epouvanter 
 
 lancer, Jeter, ponsscr |l chequer, Imprlmer, 
 graver || marquer || falre || se raettre en 
 grtve, cesser de travalller (I causer || se 
 frapper, se henrter, Cchouer || sonner. 
 
 striking, ttri' Icing, a. frappant || -ly, ad. 
 d'une manlere frappnnte. 
 
 string, tiring, s. corde, f., cordon, m., 
 ficelle, attache, f., fil, m. || fibre, f., tendon, 
 filament, m. |[ suite, f. 
 
 string, ttring, v. a. Ir. garnlr de cordes |) 
 enfller || tendre || accorder || -ed Instru- 
 ment, B. instrument & cordes, m. 
 
 stringent, ttrin'jfnt. a. astringent || fort 
 
 stringy, string' i, a. fibreoz. 
 
 strip, ttrlp, B. bande, f. 
 
 ; fttt, t&M, tut. || cfuxir, Joy; gam*, y; to*l, MO/; thing, Own.
 
 216 
 
 strip sublime 
 
 trip, sirfp, v. a. dgponlller, priver || 
 
 Scorcher || ptller. 
 
 tripe, strip, s. rale, f. I! coop, m. 
 stripe, strip, v. a. rayer. 
 strive, striv, v. n. ir. s'efforcer, t&cher || 
 
 combattre. 
 striving 1 , itri'ving, s. effort, m. || lutte, 
 
 dispute, f. 
 stroke, ttrSk, s. coup, m. || trait de plume, 
 
 m. || effort, m. || brassfie, f. || on the ~ 
 
 of 12, a midi son nan I. 
 stroke, strok, v. a. caresser. 
 xtroll, ttrol, s. promenade, f. 
 troll, ttrol, v. n. roder. 
 troller, ttrofir, n. vagabond, m. || comfi- 
 
 dlen ambulant, m. 
 strong:, ttrnng, a. (-17, ad.) fort(ement) II 
 
 vlgoureux, robuste || puissant, 6nerplque 
 
 iropetueux II rlgoureusementHsolldement || 
 
 ~-box, e. coffre-fort, m. || ~-mlndd, a. 
 
 a esprit fort. 
 
 strong-hold, string 1 hold, t. place forte, f. 
 trop, 'trnp, g. cuir ft repasser, m. 
 strop, strop, v. a. repasser 8ur le culr. 
 strophe, strafe, 8. strophe, stance, f. 
 trnctnral, struk' twr at, a. de structure. 
 trnotnre, strut? tur, s. construction, f. || 
 
 edifice, m. fbattre, lutter contre. 
 
 strugrg-le, itriig'gl. v. n. s'efforcer, se de- 
 Btruffgrllngr, struffKng, B. lutte, f. || effort, 
 
 m. || combat, m. 
 
 strum, strum, v. a. taper || (fig.) massacrcr. 
 strumpet, strum'pgt, s. prostitute, f. 
 strut, strut, 8. demarche fiftm, t. 
 strut, strut, v. n. sepavaner. 
 strychnine, strfk'nen, 8. strychnine, f. 
 stub, stub, . tronc, troncon, cbicot, m. 
 stubble, stiib'bl, s. cbanme, m. 
 stubborn, ttub'btrn, a. (-17, ad.) obstinfi 
 
 (ment) |1 entete j| opiniatrfiment || ~ fact, 
 
 s. fait Irrefutable, m. 
 stubbornness, ttiib' btrnngt, t. oplnla- 
 
 tretl, f., ontelrment, in. 
 stubby, gtub'bi, a. trapu || pleln de chanme. 
 stucco, ttvlfko, B. Blue, m. 
 stud, stud, B. clou, m., bossette, f. || haras, 
 
 m. || -horse, 8. etalon, m. 
 stud, Ktiid, v. a. garnir de clous. 
 stnddlngr-sall, stud' ding tal, B. (mar.) 
 
 bonnetle, f. 
 
 student, stu'dtnt, 8. ftudlant, m. 
 studied, stud' id, a. gtudie, savant. 
 studio, ttu'tliS, s. atelier, m. 
 studious, star dt -us, a. stiidieux || diligent, 
 
 solgneux || -ly, ad. Btndleusemcnt, atten- 
 
 tivement. 
 
 study, ttufi, s. tude, attention, m6dita- 
 *- tion, f. 11 cabinet, m. |j to be In a brown 
 
 ~, avoir 1'esprit mal tournS. 
 study, stud'i, v. a. & n. 6ludicr, tngditer 
 
 sur || 8'tudier, s'appllquer. 
 stuff, ituf, s. matiere, 6toffe, f. || drap, m. || 
 
 drogue, f. [farcir || Be bourrer. 
 
 stuff, stuf. v. a. * n. rempllr, bourrer || 
 stuff I :tvf, bah! 
 stuffing-, stuffing, s. farce, f. 
 stultify, stuftifi, v. a. rcndre fou, hgbe'tw. 
 
 tumble, stum'bl, s. faxrz pas, m. . 
 tumble, stum'bl, T. n. broncher, ttt- 
 
 bucher. faire un ianx pas. 
 s tumbling 1 , stum'bling, B. bronchade, i B 
 
 ~-blook, a. pierre d'achoppement, f. 
 atump, stump, s. tronc, troucon, boat, 
 
 cbicot, m. || moignon, m. 
 tump, stamp, v. n. (to ~ off) e'en aller. 
 stumpy, stump' 1, a. pleln de chicots || trapn. 
 tun, stvn, v. a. tourdir. abasonrdlr. 
 tunt, stiint, T. a. empecher de croltre. 
 stupefaction, Ktiipffuk'shun, B. stnpf- 
 
 faction, f. |J stnpjditg, f. 
 stupefy, st&ptfiji v. a. b6btar II eagourdlr. 
 tupendous, stvpfn'diu, a. prodlgienx, 
 
 6tonnant. 
 stupid, ttu'pM, a. f-ly, ad.) Htnpldp(n)en(). 
 
 stupidity, stupldfiti/s. stupldlte, bStii 
 fltupor, stu'pSr, 8. stupenr, f. If. 
 
 sturdily, itfr'dtK, ad. fortement, bardl- 
 
 ment || bmsquetnent. 
 atnrdlness, stir 1 dints, 8. brusqnerie, f. II 
 
 force, t || vlgueur, f. I! hardlesBtt, f. 
 sturdy, tttr'di, a. brusque, brutal || obstlnell 
 
 vlgoureux, fort. 
 
 stnrgreon, ster'Jfin, B. eRturgeon, m. 
 stutter, ttufUr. T. n. Mgayer, bredoulller. 
 sty, st\, 8. Stable a cochons, f. [lorlot, m. 
 stye, sti, B. orgclet, m. || (fam.) compdre- 
 tyle, rtil. B. style, m. || diction, f. || raison 
 
 sociale, litre, m. || gout, genre, m. || poincon, 
 
 m. || aiguille, t 
 
 tyle, *iil, v. a. appeler || donner le litre de. 
 stylish, stl'Kth, a, de bon ton || elegant || 
 suave, swav, a. suave. Icoqnet. 
 
 suavity, fwdv'iti, 8. snavlte, douceur, f. 
 sub, inib ; ~-edltor, 8. rCdactaur-gPrant, 
 
 m. || ~-let, v. a. Bous-louer || ~-llen- 
 
 tenant, s. sous-lieutenant, m. || ~- 
 
 offloer, s. BoiiB-offlcler, m. 
 subaltern, tUb'Sltim, s. subalterne, m. 
 subaltern, tub'alttm, a. Biibalterne. 
 subcutaneous, r&bk&tSnius, a. sous- 
 en tan6. 
 
 subdivide, subdiind', v. a. snbdlvlser. 
 subdivision, tvbrtlrlzli'un, s. mihdivt- 
 
 filon, f. fassnjettir || mortifler. 
 
 ubdue, sub <lu' , v. a. sobjuguer || valncrc, 
 snbduer, tubdv'ir, 8. vainqueur, m. 
 subject, sub'jtkt, s. sujet, m. || (gr.) no- 
 
 minatlf, m. ljuguer, exposer. 
 
 subject, subjr'kt', v. a. soumettre, sub- 
 subject, sub jikt, a. sujet, soumis &. 
 subjection, subjtk'shun, s. BuJ6tlon, 1 || 
 
 assujettisscmcnt, m. 
 subjective, sfibjSk'tir, a. subjectlf. 
 subjoin, tubjoyn' , v. a. jolndre, alouter a. 
 sub jn grate, auo'jffdgat, v. a. subjuguer, 
 
 assujettir. ftissement, m. 
 
 snbjng-atlon, subjfipga'chun, s. nssujet- 
 subjnnotive, tubjungk'tiv, 8. (gr.) 8Ub- 
 
 Jonctif, m. [m. 
 
 sublimate, sub' li mat , a. (cblm.) subllm^, 
 sublimate, sub'Kmat, v. a. (chini.) BII- 
 
 blimer. [tlon, t 
 
 sublimation, sub ttmii'shvn, B. sublima- 
 snblime, sUb Km', B. Bubllmc, m. 
 
 mt t Mt, f&r, UK>; litre, git, Mr; nine, inn; ?, hit, pr6vj AoO;
 
 sublime sufferance 
 
 217 
 
 sublime, tub Km', a. sublime || Slevg || -ly, 
 
 ad. avec sublimity. 
 sublimity, tub lim'itf, B. suWimlt?, t\6- 
 
 Tation, f. fterrestre. 
 
 suMnnar(y), tub I6'ntr(l), 8. sublunaire, 
 submarine, aubmdren', a. Bousmarlo. 
 nbmergre, subrierf , v. a. submerger. 
 submersion, efibmtr'fhun, 8. submer- 
 sion, f. ff. || resignation, f. 
 BobmlBBlon, mbmish'un, s. Boumisslon, 
 snbmlsal ve, sub mis'siv, a. soumis l| -ly, 
 
 ad. avec soumission. [mission, f. 
 
 HubmlBslveness, submit* eivnf.i, . sou- 
 snbmlt. tiibmif, y. a. (<t n.) (se) sou- 
 
 mettre. fordonner, soumettre a. 
 
 subordinate, sub fir' dl not, y. a. suh- 
 subordlnatn, tub&r' dinftt, a. subalterne, 
 
 lnfe>ipur || -ly, ad. en sous-ordre. 
 subordination, tiibSr dina'shun, s. sub- 
 ordination, f. 
 
 unborn, tub 6r"n,' t y. a. suborner, 
 subornation, tub Srno!hun, . Riihorna- 
 
 Uon, f., subomement, m. fcltation, f. 
 subpoena. jiiAp'.'na, n. (jur.) axnienntlon, 
 nbpeana, tubpi'nd, v. a. (jur.) ajourner, 
 
 dtpr. [s'abonner a || consrntir. 
 
 subscribe, rub xkrib' y. a. <t n. souscrire, 
 subscriber, tubskrvbtr, s. souscripteur, 
 
 abnnnti, m. [lion, f. |J ahonnement, m. 
 subscription, tiib strip shun, 8. nouscrip- 
 nbHaqnent, stib'tfkwent, a. subsequent, 
 
 sulvant || -ly. ad. ensulte, aprCs. 
 subBerve, tub >eri/ , y. n. scrvir, 6tre aui 
 
 ordres de. 
 snbser-vlenon, nib tir'vitne, snbBorvl- 
 
 noy, riibttr'viifntl, s. utiliKS, f. || sub- 
 ordination, f. || dfipendanne, f. 
 aabservlent, titbttr'vifnt, a, snbor- 
 
 dnnnrt || utlle. [seoir, se calmer. 
 
 Bnbalde, ttibnd', y. n. baisser || se ras- 
 Bubiidlary, tub tid'iiri, s. auxilinlre, 
 
 m. II sabsldlaire. m. fsubxldtaire. 
 
 nnbaidlary, itibtid'Hrl, a. auxillalre || 
 Bubsldlse, tub'ii <iiz, y. a. subventlonner. 
 absldy, tvb'tidi, s. subside, m. || sub- 
 
 yentlon, f. 
 
 BubBlst, lubaitf. y. n. subsistcr, exister. 
 nbBlatenoe, sub sitf tint, s. subsiitance, 
 
 f., entretlen, m. 
 nbBtanoe, lub'ttti-ns, . substance, ma- 
 
 tiere, f. (I essenUel, corps, m. || rfialite, f. || 
 
 fortune) f. 
 anbatantlal. tub ttan' t hdl, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 subntantlel(fement) || essentlel || reel(le- 
 
 ment) || materiel, fort || solide(ment) | yrai 
 
 || ricbe. fprouvpr par Aet> (alts. 
 
 abBtantlate, t&6 attn'iMal, y.a. Ublir|| 
 subs tau U vo, '/>' ttdn tlv. 9. substantlf, m. 
 Bubatantlvely, tub st&n' tiv l\, ad. sub- 
 
 Btantivement 
 
 snbatltute, tuVititut, y. a. substituer. 
 substitution, tubstitu'th&n.f. substltu- 
 
 .tiOD, f. Jf^rieure. f. |f sous-sol, m. 
 
 substratum, sub slrS turn, s. coucbe in- 
 
 subterfug-e, tiib'terfiij, s. subterfuge, 
 
 faiix-fu.VHnt,-m. [rain. 
 
 subterranean, tub tir rS n! Sn, a. souter- 
 
 snbtlle, sub'tn on sufl, a. (-ly, ad.) sub- 
 
 til(cment) || dfilifi, menu, fin 11 dgllcat || 
 
 TUR6, artiflcleux. ftillsation, f. 
 
 snbtlllsatlon. sub tHiza' shun, s. sub- 
 subtilise, sub til is ou t-fil'liz, v. a. sub- 
 
 tiliser. ff, 
 
 Bubtllty, 8trmaou s&flK, s. subtllite, 
 subtle, sui'l, a. subtil, fin, ms<5, adroit, 
 subtlety, t-ftt'lti, s. subtil it^, finesse, ruse, 
 subtract, sub trakf, v. a. Boustraire. |t 
 subtraction, sublr&k'tlivn, s. soustrac- 
 
 tion, f. [pi. banlieue, f. 
 
 suburb, svb'trb, s. faubourg, m. || -s, B. 
 suburban, nftb.f.r'bSn, a. faubourien. 
 snbverslon, iriib vtr"hun, s. subversion, 
 
 f.. renverseraentj m. 
 subversive, tun vtr'ttv, . wibversif. 
 subvert, sub vtrt' , y. a. subvertir. 
 snbverter, tubvirftr, s. deslrurteiir, n\. 
 snb^ray, tvb'wa, s. galerin soutprrnine, f. 
 succeed, ruktid', y. a. & n. succeVler II 
 
 suivra || r^ussir. 
 
 snccess, tUktit', s. miccfs, ro. II rrinssite, f. 
 snccessfnl, liik tiffWl, n. heureiix, pnv - 
 
 pCrp || ly, ad. avec succ&s. 
 succession, /ruktfth'un, s. succession, 
 
 suite, f. || postr!t6, f. || heritage, in. 
 successive, tiik KM tlv, a. successif || -ly, 
 
 ad. success! vement. 
 
 snoceaaor, tuk its' sir, s. succesReur, m. 
 suoolnct, suk tingkf, a. concis || -ly, art. 
 
 succlnctemenL avec concision. 
 succour, suk' her, s. secours, m., aide. f. 
 succour, suk'kfr, v. a. secourir, aider, 
 
 assistcr, seconder. 
 
 snoonlenoe, luJfArui&u, s. succulence, f. 
 succulent, riik'kulint, a. succulent. 
 succumb, siik kiimb' , y. a. succomher. 
 such, JUCA, a. tel, pared, seinblnble || ~a. 
 
 tel que || comme l| ceux (oelles) qui || a, 
 
 one, un tel. [absorber. 
 
 Buck, 5i/fc, y. a, & n. sucer, teter || rrspirer |f 
 sucker, tuVtr, s. sucetir, m. || piston d'une 
 
 pninpe, m. II sucoir, m. 
 sucking:, tiik'inn; ~-plr, s. cochon da 
 
 lait. ru. || --pipe, s. tuyau d'asplration, 
 ' m. || ~-pump, s. pompc aspirante, f. 
 suckle, tuk'l. y. a. allaiter, donner le 
 
 Boin, donner a teter a un enfant, 
 snckltngr, suk' liny, s. enfant a la ma- 
 
 melle, nourrlsson, m. fment, m. 
 
 suction, siik' thun, n. Ruction, f., sum- 
 sudden, sud'dn. a. (-ly, ad.) soudnin 
 
 (ement) || sublt || tout-a-coup || (all) of ou 
 
 on a ~, tout-a-coup. 
 
 suddennesB, rud'dnnlt, s. soudalnet^, f. 
 sudoriflo, tndurifik, s. sudorifi(]ue, m. 
 Budorlfle, fudnnfik, a. sudorifjque. 
 suds, <fer, s. eau de savon, f. 
 ne, tfirT a- & n. poursuivre en Justice || 
 
 supplier, iroplorer. 
 suet, su'e't, B. graixse, f. II sulf, m. 
 suffer, sufftr, y. a. & n. permettre || souf- 
 
 frir, supporter, endurer, 6prouver. 
 sufferable, tvfjKrtbl, a. supportable, 
 sufferance, mf far tint, s. tolerance, t U 
 
 on ~, par tolerance. 
 
 s fWt, tuit, tub. H chair, joy,- game, yes; jouf, MO<; thing, Oun.
 
 218 
 
 sufferer supercilious 
 
 sufferer, ty /* ir, s. qnl souffre, m. || ylc- 
 tlme, f. fi patient, m. 
 
 suffering:. ati/Y^r inp, 8. fiouffrance, t 
 
 suffice, fifftf , v. n. suffire. 
 
 sufficiency, tufflth'tnri, e. snffisanee, 
 f. II cnpaclte, f. Tad. assez. 
 
 sufficient, ttiffCsfi'gnt, a. sufHsant || -ly, 
 
 suffocate, ttiffokat, v.a. euffoquer, etouf- 
 fer. [m. 
 
 suffocation, uff5kS'shun,s. fitouffement, 
 
 auffrag-an, fijf/r&gdn, e. suffragan!, m, 
 
 auffragre, tfOffrSJ, s. suffrage, vole, m. 
 
 auffuae, gvffuz' ' , v. a. rripandre, rempllr. 
 
 suffusion, BV fu' ztifln, s. suffusion, f. f| 
 Apancbement, m. 
 
 ung-ar, thdOg'tr, e, erucre, m. R barley-~, 
 Sucre d'orge, m. f| brown ~, sucre brut. 
 m. || lump ~. gucre en pain, m. || 
 moist ~, casBonade, f. || sifted ~, sucre 
 en poudre, m. || baker, 8. confiseur, m. 
 | basin, s. suorler, m. || oandy, 8. 
 candl, m. || cane, s. 'canne a sucre, m. |j 
 house, s. sucrerie, f. II loaf, B. pain 
 de snore, m. || mill, s. moulin ft Cannes 
 ft Sucre, m. |l nippers, B. pi. pincettes 
 ft Bucre, f. pi. (I plum, s. dragee, f. || 
 "sifter, s. cuillire sucre, f. || ~- 
 tong-a, B. pi. plnces a sucre, f. pi. 
 
 sugar, ehe^ftr, T. a. sucrer || (Hg. ) adoudr. 
 
 ugrary, thoOg'trf, a. sncr^. llnspirer. 
 
 ugrgrest, tvJjSsf. Y. a. sugge'rer, Insinuer, 
 
 ugrg-estlon, tvjjtst'yiin, 8. suggestion, 
 Insinuation^ t ([ instigation, persuasion, f. 
 
 uloldal, tfftndl, a. qui a rapport an 
 Bulclde. fmlt ~, se sulclder. 
 
 ulolde, gfflfid, s. suicide, m. || to com- 
 
 nlt, tut. s. suite, pfirie, f. || assortiment, 
 m. || petition, f. || procds, m., poursulte 
 Jndlclalre, L || recherche en marlage, f. || 
 costume cotnplet. m. 
 
 nit, tut, v. a. & n. asBortlr, adapter || 
 B'aocorder, correspondre. 
 
 suitability, eut&bU'iti, suitableness, 
 tit'dbtnfs, 8. conformity, convenance, f. 
 
 suitable, nilt'&fil, a. convenable, con- 
 forme, propre. Iconformement. 
 
 suitably, gufdblf, ad. convcnablement, 
 
 suite, wtt. s. suite, f. l| train, m. 
 
 suitor, irut'tr, B. suppliant, m. || plaldeur, 
 m. U amant, m. [bonder J| falre la mine. 
 
 sulk, tulk, T. n. to ~, to be In the -s, 
 
 sulklness, fSfktngg, s. bouderie, t 
 
 sulky, t&t'kl a. bourru, hargneuz. 
 
 sullen, fdl'lfn, a. maussade II chagrin || 
 sombre floplniatie |) -ly, ad. obstin^ment. 
 
 sullennesa, fHf linnet, s. hiimeur cha- 
 grine, f. I) obstination, f. || mallgnlt^ f. 
 
 sully, tiU'H, T. a. soutller, tacher. 
 
 sulphate, tul'fot, B. suifate, m. 
 
 sulphide, fiil'fid, s. sulfure, m. 
 
 sulphur, tufftr, 9. soufre, m. 
 
 sulphuric, sulfHr'ik, a. sulfuriqne. 
 
 sulphurous, tul'ftrvt, a. suliuruux. 
 
 sultan, till' tan, B. sultan, m. 
 
 sultana, iHltd'nd, B. sultane, f. || -s, ~- 
 ralalns, s. pi. raisins sees sans peptas, 
 m, pi. 
 
 sultriness, tOrtrinfy, B. chaleur 6tooT- 
 fante, f. 
 
 sultry, fifTtrt, a. d'une chaleur 6touffante. 
 
 sum, ffim, s. somme, f., tout, total, m. 
 
 sum, turn, v. a, addltlonncr || rfeumer || to 
 ~ up, falre le total de || r6sumer || en re- 
 sume, fment. 
 
 summarily, tum'merlli, ad. aommalre- 
 
 summarlse, tum'meriz, T. a. rfisumer. 
 
 summary, siim' mir {, s. sommaire, m. 
 
 summary, mm,' men, a. sommalre. 
 
 summer, ttum'mtr. s. 6tf, m. l| ~-house, 
 s. pavilion, m. |l nabitation A'616, t. 
 
 summer, fum'mer, a. d'<5tS. 
 
 summing:- up, fijimming up' s. rsume^m, 
 
 summit, tum'mit, s. sommet, m. 
 
 summon, tum'm&n, v. a. sommer, clter, 
 asslgner || ordonner, commander |j exciter. 
 
 summoner, svm'miintr, 8. hulssier, m. 
 
 summons, sfim'munt, s. Bommatlon, cita- 
 tion, assignation, f. 
 
 sumptuary, tum'tuirt, a. Bomptuaire. 
 
 sumptuous, tum'tuilf, a. eomptueux || 
 ly, ad. somptueusempnt. |tno8lt6, f. 
 
 fmmptuonsnnss, xiim'tufanft, s. sonip- 
 
 sun, sun, B. soleil, m. || ~-beam, s. rnyon 
 du soleil, m. || ~-brlgrht, a. radleiix || 
 ~- bnrn. s. hale. m. || ~-bnrnt, a: hftlC. 
 basand If dial, B. cadran solaire, m. (I 
 ~-flo-wer, s. tournesol, m. || ~-llarht, s. 
 lumiere du soleil, f. 
 
 Sunday, eun'da, s. dimanrbe, m. |l Iiow 
 ~, Quasimodo, f. 
 
 sunder, tun'der, v. a. sfparer, partager. 
 
 sundries, tun'arlz, s. pi. di verses choses, 
 f. pi. || faux frais, m. pi. || (com.) divers, 
 
 sundry, sun'dri, a. divers. [m. pi. 
 
 sunless, sun'Ms, a.' sans soleil. 
 
 sunny, tiin'nt, a. expose^ au soleil, en- 
 solelllg || (fig.) II heureux || riant 
 
 sunrise, svn'riz, s. lever du soleil, m. 
 
 sunset, tiin'tSt. s. coucher du ooleil, m. 
 
 sunshade, suwthad, 8. en-tout-cas. m. 
 
 sunshine, tun'ehm, s. clartfi du Bolp.il, f. (| 
 (fig.) bonheur, m. 
 
 sunshiny, xiin' *hl,nl, a. de solell. 
 
 sunstroke, tUn'ittrok, s. coup de soleil, m. 
 
 sup, tvp, 8. gorgee, f. 
 
 sup, tup, v. a. burner, avaler || slroter |l ~, 
 v. n. souper. (abonder. 
 
 snperabonnd, til ptr ttbfiTmd' , v. n. sur- 
 
 superabundanoe, lupcr&biin'ddnt, 8. 
 surabondanoe, f. 
 
 superabundant, tup&rilbun'dilnt,&. sur> 
 abondaut || -ly, ad. surabondainment. 
 
 snperadd, super dd', v. n. surajouter. 
 
 super addition, super dddtih'iin, s. sur> 
 crolt, m. (surannfi || rr-tralW. \ 
 
 superannuated, tupir&n'nuatid, a. 
 
 superannuation, tupe.rannua'fhiin, s. 
 raise & la retraite, f. || pension de retraite, ' 
 t. || --fund, s. caisse de retraite, f. 
 
 superb, tupirtf, a. (-ly, ad.) superba 
 (in cut). fin. 
 
 snperoargro, tiiptrk&r'go, s. subrgcarguey 
 
 supercilious, fHpersil'iue, a. hautaln, 
 arrogant. 
 
 UUe, Mt, f&r, lSf>; A**, f, Mr} m&u, <n/ nff. Mt, prfoe;
 
 supererogation surpassing 
 
 219 
 
 supererogation, su per fr ro ga' shun, s. 
 
 Bintfrocafion, f. 
 supererogatory, tupirirrSg'itirJ, a. 
 
 siirerngatoire. fsuperficlel(lement).- 
 
 superficial, eu per fin h.' dl , a. (-ly, ad.) 
 nperfloles, ru. per fish.' iiz, s. Ruperficie,f. 
 nperflna, mi' per fin, a. superfin. 
 superfluity, tuptrjldli'fti, B. superfluity 
 
 f. || superflu, m. 
 superfluous, tuptr'JISSut, a. superflu || 
 
 -ly, ad. avec mjperfl into 1 1| inutilement. 
 superhuman, ?upr /iT/'mrm.a.surhumain. 
 superintend, superintend', v. a. sur- 
 
 Yelller. [surveillance, f. 
 
 superintendence, m per in ttnd' inx, P. 
 superintendent, *'t ptr in tfntl' fnt, 8. 
 
 Burintendant, inspecUMir, m. || (rail.) chef 
 
 de gare, m. || (of police) commlssaire, m. 
 superior, tupfritr, e. 8up6ricur, chef, 
 
 m. (signe. 
 
 superior, tSp&rter, a. supSrieur ||in- 
 snperloress, tupfri Sr *r. 8. 8uperieure,f. 
 superlorlty,/> ri fir" t <i,s. superiority, f. 
 superlative, tuptr'latiit,*. superlattf.m. 
 superlative, tuptr'lAtiv, a. supreme || 
 
 -ly. ad. au supreme dpgr6. 
 snpornatural, tuptrndfurtl on jm>r- 
 
 nrit'rhirtriU, a. (-ly, ad.) Bornaturel(le- 
 
 rnent). 
 upernnmerary, iHi-ptr 
 
 Burnumgraire, m. || compan<(\ m. 
 npernnmerary, itipernvrndr 
 
 8urnum6niire||(iupplmontaire. [I'adreBse. 
 nperaorlbe. uprA;r{A', v. a. mettre 
 Superscription, itupcr tkrip'thim, 8. 
 
 BOBcriptlon, adrewe, f. 
 npersede, fu parted', T. a. romplnccr || 
 
 falre Buppriracr |] (law) Biimeolr ft || rejeUr. 
 nperctltlon, upor (i(A'un, B. supersti- 
 tion, f. 
 superstitious, tntptr *li*k'ii>, a. Btiper- 
 
 attticiix || -ly. ad. BiipprstitieuRempiit. 
 nporfitrnctnro, ruprr ttriik'rhcor, 8. 
 
 edifice, m. || mipergtructtire, t. 
 supervene, nHpirvSn.' , T. n. Burvcnlr. 
 
 vpervlae, tupirvvf, T. a. survclller, 
 insppctrr. [lance, f. 
 
 snperrlslon, mi ptr vizh' Hn , 8. eunrell- 
 snperrisor, Mtpervfzer, s. survcillant, 
 iDBpecteur, m. 
 
 uplne, irii'pin, a. courhg Hur ]e dos || non- 
 chalant || penchfi || -ly, ad. nonchulam- 
 ment. |f. 
 
 snplneneas, rupin'nft, 8. nonchnlance, 
 
 supper, fup'pcr, B. souper, m. II the 
 Lord 1 * ~, la Safnte CCne. 
 
 supplant, nippldnf, v. a, Bupplanter. 
 
 snpple, tHj/pl, a, sonple. fra. 
 
 supplement, eup'pltmifnt, 8. supplement, 
 
 supplement, rui/pUm#nt, v. a. (to ~ 
 with) supplier |[ ajoutor. 
 
 supplemental, fupplfmfnt'Sl, supple- 
 mentary, sup pli mint' tori, a. Bupplg- 
 mentaire. 
 
 suppleness, tUp'pl nit, 8. Bonplesse, f. 
 
 suppliant, tvp'plidnt, supplican 
 pii kfru, s. suppliant, m. 
 
 supplicate, sUp'plikdt, v. a. supplier. 
 
 supplication, sup pli ka' shun, e. suppli- 
 cation, f. 
 
 supplicatory, i;/pii ka ttr f, a. suppliant. 
 
 supplier, ttipplVir, s. fonrnisseur. m. 
 
 supply, suppd' , a. fourniture, f. |f provi- 
 sion, f. || approvisionnement, m. || secoiirs, 
 m. (I demand and ~, i'offre et la de- 
 roande || supplies, 8. pi. budget des de- 
 penses, m. 
 
 supply, ruppK', v. a. supplier || procu- 
 rer, subvenir || approvisionner. 
 
 support, tup port' s. soutien, flppui, sup- 
 port, m. || In ~ of, a I'appui de. 
 
 support, tiippnrf, v. a. supporter || souf- 
 frir || soutcnir || rnti-ntrnir || asslster. 
 
 supportable, tiipprirt'dbl, a. supportable. 
 
 supporter, inippdrt'fr, s. sputien, appul, 
 defenseur, m. |i partisan, m. 
 
 snpposable, nippffz&bl, a. supposable. 
 
 suppose, .iw;> 71112 ,v. n. supposer, imaginer. 
 
 suppose, suppoz' , c. si. , [tlnti, f. 
 
 supposition, suppnzixh,'iiw, R. supposi- 
 
 snpposltltlous, *up pfizi tilth' iif, a. sup- 
 postf. fpecher || Stouffor, cacber. 
 
 suppress, iriipprifg', v. a. supprimer, em- 
 
 ftnppresBlon> tup prtgh.' un, a. suppres- 
 sion, f. || repression, f. 
 
 suppurate, tup'mtral, v. n. suppurer. 
 
 suppuration, npptira' fhiin, s. suppura- 
 tion, f. (Buperiorite, f. 
 
 supremacy, *npr#m'<i*\, s. supr<5matlp, 
 
 supreme, ttiprem', a. supreme || -ly, ad. 
 au supreme dejrr6. ftion, f. 
 
 surcease, ttr taf , 8. arret, m., interrup- 
 
 snre, thor, a. & ad. (-ly, ad.) Bur. certain 
 (cm 1'iit) || assure, ferme II to be ~ I asui(!- 
 ment! cprtalnemcnt ! || I am ~l ma foil || 
 be ~ to . . ., soyez certain, soyez sflr d . . . 
 
 snreness, thor'nft, s. surcte. f. 
 
 surety, thnr'ti, s. surety, f. || caution, 
 garantio, f. || gnrant, m. 
 
 surf, ffrf, s. brlsant, ressac, m. 
 
 surface, ttr'fiu, B. surface, f. 
 
 surfeit, tfr'fit, s. indigestion, ftatltitf, f. , 
 dugout, m. F*o softler. 
 
 surfeit, tir'fit, v. a. <t n. souler, rassasicr | 
 
 surg-e, n'.rj, 8. Tague, f., flot, m., houle, f. 
 
 surg-e, ttrj, v. n. s'filever, s'enfler. 
 
 snrg-eon, scr'jiln, 8. chirurgien, m. || mC- 
 decln-chirurgien, m. , Ipharmacle, f. 
 
 snra-ery, ttrMft. 8. chlrurgle, f. II (place) 
 
 surg-loal. tir-jikat, a, chlrurglcal || de 
 chirurgie. 
 
 surlily, ter'KIi, ad. d'un air rechlgne. 
 
 surliness, ttr'llnts, 8. morosite, f. 
 
 surly, ter'lf, a. bargncux, morose. 
 
 surmise, ttrmlz', s. snupcon, m. 
 
 surmise, itrmi*',*. a. soupvonner. 
 
 surmount, ter moTiint' , v. a. surraonter. 
 
 surmountable, iermdTvnt'ibl, a. sur- 
 montnble. 
 
 surname, nefnam, s. surnom, m. 
 
 surname, ttr'nam, v. a. surnommer. 
 
 surpass, ttrp&J, v. a. surpaKW-r. 
 
 surpassing-, ter pas' ing, a, Eminent || -ly, 
 ad. ^minemment. 
 
 ; thing, Hurt.
 
 220 
 
 surplice sweetener 
 
 surplice, ttr'pl'it, t. gnrplig, m. 
 Surplus, ter'p/u*, surplusage, ser'pliii 
 
 aj, s. surplus, m. |] remplissage, m., super- 
 
 flulte', f. || bouche-trou, m. 
 surprise, serprlsf , s. surprise, f. 
 surprise, tirprii' , v. a. surprendre. 
 surprising, sir pri' zing, a, surprenant ]] 
 
 ly, ad. Ctonimmmpnt. 
 surrender, sHrrin'der, s. reddltion, f. || 
 
 cession, f. frendre. 
 
 surrender, rurrfn'der, v. n. (An.) (se> 
 snrreptlon, surripfihUn, s. subreption, f. 
 surreptitious, surrfptish'tis, a. Bubrep- 
 
 tice || -ly, ad. clandestinement 
 surrogate, siir'rogat, B. dfile'gue', m. 
 surrogate, tiir'rogat, v. a. siibroger. 
 surround, siirrownd', v. a. environner, 
 
 entourer II cerner. 
 
 surroundings, stir rdwncF ings, P. pi. en- 
 tourage, m. fl environs, m. pi. 
 survey, sir'va, g. ooup d'oeil, m. II exa- 
 
 men, m. || arpentage, m. || inspection, f. 
 survey, sir vd', v. a. urveiller, examiner, 
 
 observer || arpcnter. 
 
 surveying, ser voting, a. arpentage, m. 
 surveyor, sirva'er, g. intendant, inspec- 
 
 teur, m. || expert, m. || arpenteur, m. || 
 
 gex>mtre, m. ftion, f. 
 
 surveyorshlp, sir vffer ship, e. inspec- 
 snrvival, servi'v&l, t. survivance, f. 
 survive, sirviv', v. a. A n. survivre. 
 survivor, servVvir, g. survivant, m. 
 survivorship, eervi'ver ship, B. sun'i- 
 
 rance, t. 
 
 susceptible, tustep'tibl, a. susceptible. 
 suspect, sftgpKkt. B. personne suspecto, f. 
 suspect, suspSkr, v. a, A n. Boup$onner, 
 
 se douter de. 
 suspend, suspfncf, v. a. suspendre || to ~ 
 
 one's Judgment, suspendre. son jtipe- 
 
 ment||~, v. n. (com.)cessersespayementg. 
 suspender(s), siispl!n'der(z), B. (A pi.) 
 
 bretelle, i. || suspensolr, m. 
 suspense, s-iit pins', t. guspcns, doute, 
 
 m., incertitude, 1 || cessation, t. || In ~, 
 
 en Buspeng. 
 suspension, sutpfn'shun, 8. suspension 
 
 (de payements). I. II '-bridge, s. pont 
 
 Biispendu, m. l| ~-rallway, s. chemln 
 
 de fer snspendu, m. fBOir, m. 
 
 nn sponsor (y), eiitpfn'ier(i}, 8. guspen- 
 susplclon, susp'ish'un, 8. soupcon, m. || 
 
 (Jur.) suspicion, f. 
 suspicious, suspish'Ss, a. soup^onneux, 
 
 suspect || -ly, ad. avec soupcon || d'une 
 
 manif re suspecte. f mfcur pupconneuse, 1. 
 
 suspiclonsness, sua pith' Hants, 8. nu- 
 
 - sustain, susttin', v. a. soutenlr, mala- 
 
 tenlr || supporter, soufMr || register || ae- 
 
 courtr || appuyer. 
 
 sustainable, sii* tan'dbl, a. sou tenable. 
 snstalner, stis tan'ir, g. soutlen, appui, m. 
 sustenance, siis"tintms, a. subsistance, 
 
 f., entretlen, m. 
 
 sutler, tiiflir, s. rlvandier, oantinler. m. 
 suture, rff tvr, 8. guture, t, 
 swab, twib, t. faubert, m. 
 
 Utt, Mt, (tor, U>0>i - Mr*, g, Mr, mint, <nn; - nB, Mt, prove i - AM; 
 
 swaddle, twiStfdl, T. a, emmaillotter. 
 swag-grer, twdg'oir, v. n. faire le fanfaron. 
 swagre'erer, swag'gtrir, B. fanfaron, m. 
 B-wag-grerlngr, swag' gir ing, 8. fanfaron- 
 
 nade, f. [m. || amant, m. 
 
 swain, swan, B. Jeunc horn me, m. II bercer. 
 swallow, swSffo, B. birondelle, f. || (josler, 
 
 m. || ~-tall, a. en queue d'aronde. 
 s-wallow, iwdl'la, v. a. avaler, engloutlr, 
 
 s'approprier. 
 
 swamp, swSmp, 8. marecage, marata, m. 
 swamp, tv;6mp, v. a. plonker, s'enfoncer. 
 swampy, sworn' pi, a. marcageux. 
 s-wan, twSn, s. cygnc, m. || --okln, a. 
 
 molleton, m. 
 
 swap, v>8p, v. a. troquer, chang(>r. 
 Rw.-i.rd, swti&rd, 8. gazon, m., pelongn, f. 
 8-warm, swdTerm. 8. essalm, m. II fonr- 
 
 milliere, f. 
 swarm, nteffvrm, y. n. essaimer || four* 
 
 miller de || accourir en fonle. 
 swarthlness, swdHertk'inA, n. trlnt, 
 
 basan, m. [sombrp. 
 
 S'warthy, fmtfiirth't, a. hasanA || nolr, 
 B waehhncklnr, ji)<faA'ft* Mr, 8. fanfarnn, 
 swatn, incoth, a. andain, m. [m. 
 
 s-wathe, swam, t. maillot, m langes, m. pi. 
 swathe, fjvaOl, T. a. emmaillotter. 
 sway, swa, s. ponvolr, m., domination, f. II 
 
 preponderance, f. 
 sway, swa, v. a. A n. manier, brandlr B 
 
 gouverner, maltriser, influenoer. 
 swear, near, v. a. A n. Ir. falre prSter ser- 
 
 ment a || Jurer, blasphemer, 
 swearing-, siear'ing, B. prestation de ser- 
 
 ment, t. || Jurons, m. pi. 
 sweat, swa, s. suear, transpiration, f. || 
 
 peine, t (I bloody ~, h6morrhagie du 
 sweat, ruitt, T. n. Bner. (derme. f, 
 
 sweep, swep, 8. balayage, coup de halnl, 
 
 m. l| ramoneur, m. || OBciDation, f. || oourbe, 
 
 f. || cambrure, f. || portee, I. |l chimney , 
 
 ramoneur, m. || ~-net, 8. drfige, f. 
 sweep, truttp, T. a. & n. Ir. balaver || n.- 
 
 moner || gllsser sur || cambter jj irapper y 
 
 oficiller. 
 sweeper, morp'tr, s. balayenr, m. |]nuno- 
 
 neur, m. || orodslns;-~, balaveor, ba- 
 
 layeuse de roe, m. A t. 
 sweeping:, sv>p'\ng, a. raplde || rfrrfral. 
 sweeping's, twfp'tng*, s, pi. balaynrpK, 
 
 f. pi. fjeux, f. 
 
 sweepstaks, ncfp'stak. s. course par en- 
 sweet, twit, 8. douceur, (., plalsir, m. 
 e wnet, ewet, a. doux, saroureax, odorant B 
 
 mSlodleux || gradeux, tendre, almable, 
 
 agr^able || frals || briar, 8. (boL) eglan- 
 
 tier odorant, m. || ~-pea, B. pots de een- 
 
 teur, m. || ~- scented, a. odoruftrant )| 
 
 stuffs, a. pi. parfums, m. pi. y ~- Wil- 
 liam, s. (hot. ) cell let de poete. m. II -ly, ad. 
 
 doucement || agreablemeot || meiodTeuse- 
 
 meat 
 
 sweetbread, sweflnrlld, s. ris de vean, m. 
 sweeten, swet'n, r. a. adoudr, socnr N 
 
 Kulager || purifier. 
 nweeteser, rrS'n*-, B. adonelMUit, m.
 
 sweetening tatla 
 
 221 
 
 sweetening;, iwSfning,*. adouciasement, 
 m. || disinfection, f. (amoureuse, I. 
 
 sweetheart, awet' hart, s. amoureux, m., 
 
 sweetmeat, twit met, s. sucrerle, f., bon- 
 bon, m. 
 
 sweetness, twetn&s, s. douceur, suavltfi.f. 
 
 well. fw-ll, s. bombement, m. || elevation. 
 f. || boule, t. y pudale d'expression, f. || 
 gandin, m. 
 
 swell, aw<fl. v. a. & n. ir. enfler, gonfler, 
 augmenter ft bouffir d'orgneil || s'enfler, se 
 bouffir, 8'augmenter || accroltre [I s'enor- 
 
 swell, twtl, a. a la mode. [gueillir. 
 
 welling-, twtl' ing, B. cnflure. tuincur, f. 
 welter, iwll'ttr, v. a. & n. braler, griller || 
 
 Ctouffer de chaleur. 
 swerve, nvtrv, v. n. rdder, s'Scarter. 
 swift, swift, a. martinet, m. 
 swift, twift, a. (-ly, ad.) rite || prompt 
 
 (ement) || rapldp(meut) || le^er. 
 swiftness, twift'nfs, a. Vitesse, promptl- 
 swill, iwtll. a. lavure, f. [tude, rapidite, f. 
 swill, twill, v. a. boire beaucoupjl enivrer. 
 swim, twin, a. nageolre, vessie, I. || vessie 
 
 natatolre jdcs poissons), f. 
 swim, twim, v. n. ir. nager || flutter sur 
 
 IVuu || passer lpi?reiuenl. 
 swimmer, tuilm'mer, 8. nageur. m. 
 swimming;, rwim'ing, a. nage, I. || vertlge. 
 
 m. || --match, a. part a la nage, ni. [| 
 
 school, s. gcole de naU 'Ion, (. 
 kwlmmlu^ly, twim'ingli, r.d. alsfimeDt. 
 w wluale, awin'itt, v. u. escroquer. 
 swindler, iwin'dlir, s. escroc, m. 
 Hwlndllng;, iwind'ling, a. escroquerie, f. 
 wine, twin, a. oochon, m. || ~-herd, s. 
 
 purcber, m. 
 wing;, ruiino, a. oscillation, f. || dandlno- 
 
 uient, m. || branle, in. || escarpolette, f. || 
 
 libre cours, m. || ~-bridg-e, s. pout tour- 
 
 nant, m. || ~door, a. porte battante, t. || 
 
 ~-g;lass, s. miroir a bascule, m. 
 swing;, awing, v. a. A n. Ir. balancer, agiter, 
 
 brandir, brandlller, Hotter, se balancer. 
 swinish, twi'nith, a. de cochon || mal- 
 
 propre || bestial. 
 swipes, awipa. 8. mauvaUe bldre, f. || 
 
 abundance, f. \\ piquette, (. 
 swish, awiak, v. a. agiter, remuer. 
 
 witch, awich, a. bouasine, baguette, f. || 
 (rail.) aiguille, (. 
 
 switch, nvicA, T. a. houssiner. fleur, m. 
 switchman, rurich'mdn, a. (rail.) uigull- 
 
 wlvel, twiv'l, s. tourniquet, m. || ~-grnn, 
 8. pterrier, m. 
 
 woon, tw&n, s. (STanonlssement, in. 
 woon, twon, T. n. s'eVanoulr. 
 swoop, fwop, s. action d'un olseau qnl fond 
 
 sur la prole, f. II at one ~, d'un seul coup, 
 swoop, awup, T. a. fondro sur, B'abattre 
 
 yur I) enlejer. 
 word, tord, a. pee, f. || ~-belt, s. bau- 
 
 drier, m. || -cutler, 8. fourbieseur, ui. y 
 
 v-flsh, s. ipee-de-nier, f. || --knot, s. 
 
 dragoime, f. || ~- stick, a. caune a epie, f. 
 swordsman, tordz'-m&n, a. Ureur d'arnies, 
 aworn, iworn, a. Jure, Mseruieiile. (m. 
 
 Wf ; (S6t, tHi>, ti 
 
 Sybarite, alb'&rit, s. sybarite, m. 
 
 Sybarltlo(al), * & rlf tik (Si), a. volup- 
 tueux. 
 
 sycamore, sik'dmor, 8. (bot ) sycomore, m. 
 
 sycophancy, tik'ofdn&l, B. adulation, f. 
 
 sycophant, sik'ofdnt, a. flagorneur, in. 
 
 syllable, silldb'ik, a. syllabique. 
 
 syllable, si I' lab!., e. eyllabe, f. 
 
 syllabus, sU'labils, 8. somraaire, pro- 
 gramme, m. 
 
 syllogrlsm, siFlojism, s. syllogisms, m. 
 
 sylph, >ilf, s. sylphe, 31. || Bylphldo, f. 
 
 sylvan, sll'v&n, a. des bois, clmmpctre. 
 
 symbol, sim'bvl, 8. symbolp. m. 
 
 symbollo, simbol'ik, a. (-ally, ad.) sym- 
 bol lque( men t). 
 
 symmetrical, simmft'rikdl, a. sycuij- 
 trique II -ly, ad. avec symftrie. 
 
 symmetry, aim'mftri, a. symetrie, f. 
 
 sympathetic, almpdtMt'ik, a. sympa- 
 tbique || -ally, ad. par sympatbie. 
 
 sympathise, iim'pat/u*, v. n. sympa- 
 thiser, compatlr a. 
 
 sympathy, sim'vdthf, e. sympntbie, f. 
 
 symphony, timJSni, s. symphonie. f. 
 
 symptom, aim' turn, a. symptdme, lodice, m. 
 
 symptomatic, aimtiiindr ik, a. syuipto- 
 matlque. 
 
 ynagro^ae, tin'dgog, a. synagogue, t. 
 
 syncope, sin'kdpj, a. (infd.) ayncupe, t, 
 
 syndic, rin'dik, u. syndic, m. 
 
 synod, sin'Sd, *. synode, m. 
 
 synodal, lin'Sdil, synodic, alnuct'lk, a. 
 synodal, synodique. 
 
 synonym, sln'onim. a. synonyme, m. 
 
 synonymns, lindn'imua, a. synonyme. 
 
 synonymy, ainOn'imi, a. syuonymle, f. 
 
 synopsis, sinop'sfa, a. synopsis, f. 
 
 synoptical, tin dp' tik HI, a. svnoptlque. 
 
 syntax, ain'tdka, 8. syutaxe, f. 
 
 synthesis, ein'thiaia, 8. syntbSae, f. 
 
 syphilis, aifiltt, a. (mid.) syphilis, f. 
 
 syphllltlo, tifilifik, a. (me\i.) ByphiU- 
 Uque. 
 
 yrinyra, airtny'gS, a. (bot.) svringa, m. 
 
 yrlngre, tir'inj, s. serlngue, I. 
 
 Byrlng-e, air'inj, v. a. Beringuer. 
 
 syrup, iir'up, a. vide sirup. 
 
 system, tlrttm, a. systdme, rC-glme, m., 
 mthode, f. || organlsme, m., ficonouiie, (. 
 
 systematic, tiattmdfik,*. (-ally, ad.) 
 8y8U5mutique( incut). 
 
 T. 
 
 T. ; to a ~. parfaltement, ezactement 
 
 tabby, tdb'bi, a. tablse, onde, tuyf. 
 
 tabernacle, tOOt'trndkl, s. tabernacle, m. 
 
 table, tu'bl, a. table, f., tableau, m. || 
 bureau, m. || lisle, f. l| to clear the ~, 
 desservlr la table l| to turn the - on 
 one, falre touruer les chances contre qn. || 
 beer, a. pelile blii-e, f. II --cloth, B. 
 nappe, L || ~-land, s. pluteau, m. || -- 
 syuou, 8. collier la boucbe), f. || ~-t*U,
 
 222 
 
 tablet tar 
 
 B. propoe de table, m. || ~-wtne, B. Tin 
 
 ordinaire, m. 
 
 tablet, tab' lit, t. carreau, m., tablette, f. 
 taboo, t&bff, s. tabou, m. 
 taboo, tdbo' , v. a. Interdlre. 
 tabular, tdb'u Ur, a. en forme de table, 
 tabulate, tab' u lot, v. a, disposer en forme 
 
 de table. [sous-entendu. 
 
 tacit, tai'it, a. (-ly, ad.) tacite(ment) || 
 taciturn, t&tfitirn, a. tacltarne. 
 taciturnity, t&fitern'iti,B. taciturnity, f. 
 took, tak, s. petit clou, m., broquette, I. || 
 
 (war.) bordee, f. || amure, f. (louvoyer, 
 tack, t&k, v. a. accrocher, attacher|| (mar.) 
 tackle, tak'kl, s. cordages d'ua vaisseau, 
 
 m. pi. || poulie, f. || ustenslles, m. pi. 
 tact, tdkt, s. tact, m. 
 tactful, tdkffani, a, pleln de tact, dlacret 
 tactician, tdktish'dn. s. tacticien. m. 
 tactlca, tak' tike, 8. pi. tactique, 
 tadpole, tad'pol, 8. petit crapaud, m. 
 taffeta, taf'ftta, a. taffetas, m. 
 taffrall, tdfrol, a. (mar.) couronnement 
 tar, tag, 8. ferret, m. (de la poupe, m. 
 tag, tag, v. a. ferrer || Joiuiire. 
 tag-rag, tag' rag, 8. canaille, f. 
 tall, tat, a. queue, f. || culee, f. || ~-pleoe, 
 
 a. cul-de-lampe, m. 
 tailor, tat'er, s. tailleur, m. 
 tailor, taftr, v. n. exercer I'gtat de taUleur. 
 tolloruB, tattrtt, s. tallleuse, t 
 tailoring, taftrUng,*. luulier or ouvrage 
 
 de tailleur, LU. ft. 
 
 taint, tant, s. soulllure, tacbe, f. || Infection. 
 
 taint, tant, r. a. gater, souiller, Infecter || 
 -ed. gate. 
 
 taintless, tanflit, a. sans tacbe, pur. 
 
 take, tak u. prise, t || peche, f. 
 
 take, tale, v. a. & u. ir. prendre, saislr, 
 8'emparer de || arreter, attraper, prendre, 
 emportcr || louer || accepter, recevoir, ad- 
 mettre || tolerer, uouilrir, supposer || com- 
 preodre, peuot-r, crolre || tenure || se dlrlgvi 
 veh> || avoir tltt i, rfiuBalr || plaire, charmer | 
 to one for, prendre qo. pour || I ~ It, 
 le penae, oe me semble. m'est avis || to 
 to* much -n with, etn fort 6pris de || 
 to - away, enlever, emporter || to ~ In, 
 tentrer || (ng.) comprendre || (faui.) trom- 
 
 Dduper |f to ~ off, enlever, dter |f (fam. ) 
 U-r || to ~ to, se mettre a || to ~ (very 
 xuuuhji to one, prendre qu. en ajuilifi || 
 win, a. ilui-ilu, f. (I attrape, I. || ~-off, 
 B. caricature, . 
 aker, tat ktr, t. preneur, m. 
 taking, tafking, 8. prise, L U to be In a 
 great - about, Mre eu graiide liiqulc- 
 tude au inlet de. 
 taking, ta'ting, a. eeVlolsant. 
 tele, Id/, 8. conte, m., hUtoire, f. | oompte, 
 
 m. U bearer, s. rapporteur, m. 
 talent, tdfirU, B. talent, gfnk-, m. 
 talented, tiffntfd, a. de talent. 
 t^^Tf1'^'^" tUfitin&n, 8. talisman, m. 
 
 lolfc*, 8. conversation, f., dlbcours, 
 
 , B.. causerie, L || bruit, m. 
 
 tftik, T. a. parier, causer, Jaaer || 
 
 raisonner |l to ~ one over, eojdler qn. || 
 
 to ~ one into, out of, persuader qu. a, 
 
 dissuader qn. de. 
 
 talkative, tdtok'ativ, a. babillard, taseur. 
 talker, tcKok'&r, g. parleur, babillard, van- 
 tall, total, a. grand, hauL I turd, m. 
 tallow, tafia, B. sulf, m. || ~-chaudler, 
 
 8. fabricant de channel lea, m. 
 tallowy, tal'loi, a. graisseux. 
 tally, tal'li, v. a. <t n. aj lister, s'accorder || 
 
 ~-man, s. fripier, m. || ~-ayatom (~- 
 
 trade), s. commerce a temperament, n. 
 talon, tdl'Sn. s. serre, f. 
 tamable, taindbl, a. apprivolsable. 
 tamarind, tarn' d rind, s. tamarin, m. 
 tamarisk, tdm'ansk. 8. tamai-isc, m. 
 tambour, tarn' bar, s. tambour de basque, m. 
 tambour, tdm'bor. v. a. broderau tambour. 
 tambourine, tdan t>S6r in' , s. tambourln, m. 
 tame, turn, v. a. apprlvoiser || dompter. 
 tame, tdm, a. apprivolsfi, dompte, doux, 
 
 domestlque || abattu, hnmllifi || -ly, ad. 
 
 sans resistance || avec soumissiou. 
 tameness. tamfnin, 8. apprivoisement, m.|| 
 
 timldite, t. 
 
 tamer, td'mtr, s.dompteur. m. 
 tammy, t&m'ml, s. tamls, nitre, m. 
 tamper, tdm'pfr, v. a. cbercner A cor- 
 
 rompre || prendre des remfides || tremper 
 
 dans J| se uieler || tAtouuer. 
 tan, tan, s. tan, ui. ftannerie, f. 
 
 tan, tan, v. a. tanner || baler || ~-yard, s. 
 tandem, tan' dim, B. tandem, cabriolet a 
 
 deux cnevaux en fleche, m. U bicycle a 
 
 deux, m. 
 
 tangent, tdn'jint, t. tangente, f. 
 tangible, Uff/tSt, a. tangible, tactile, 
 tangle, tSng/gl, v. a. etubarrasser, em- 
 
 brouiller. 
 
 tank, tangk, 8. etang, m. || clterne, f. 
 tankard, tdng'kerd, s. grand pot A con- 
 
 vercle, m. 
 
 tanner, tdn'n&r, 8. tanneur, m. 
 tannery, tan'nAri, B. tanuerie, f. 
 tannin, tan'nm, B. (clieui.) tanln. m. 
 tansy, tan' zi, a (bot.) taualsie, f. 
 tantalise, tim'tdtiz, v. a, faire souffrlr le 
 
 supplioe de Tan tale a, tpurmenter. 
 tantamount, tanfunurit'itt, a. equivalent. 
 tantivy, tuntiv'i, ad. a bride abattua. 
 tantrum, tdn'trum, s. uiauvaise bunieur, f. 
 tap, tap, a. tape, f., coup leger, m. j| caa- 
 
 ufctte, f., robiuet de bols, m. II cabaret, in. || 
 
 --room, B. cabaret, m. || eslaminet, m. 
 tap. tap, v. a. taper, percer un tonneau || 
 
 faire la ponction. Is. ver solitaire, m. 
 tape, tap. a. ruban de ill. ui. U --worm, 
 taper, taptr, 8. bougie, f. 
 taper, td'plr, T. n. se ternilner en-polnte. 
 taper, ta'pir, a. conique. 
 tapestry, tdp'ittri, s. tapisserie, t 
 tapis, tapa', 8. tapis, m. 
 tapping, tdp'piny, s. inlse en perce, t || 
 
 ponction, f. || incision, f. 
 tapater, tap' ttfr s. garcon de cabaret, m. 
 tar, dr, a. .goudron, m. U matelot, m. || 
 
 Jack Tar, s. marln, m. 
 
 Vtt, Mf, fto, latt; Mre, git, Mr; itfne, fnn; -~ n5, hit, prove; Ad;
 
 tar teller 
 
 tar, tar, 7. a. goudronner. fment. 
 
 tardily, tdr'dili ad. tardivement, lente- 
 tardlness. tar* dints, s. lenteur, (. 
 tardy, tdr'di, a. lardlf, lent || en retard. 
 tare, tar, g. ivraie, f. II (com.) tare, f. - 
 tar en tula, tar in' tula, a. tarentule, 1. 
 target, tar" git, a. cible, f. || --practice, 
 
 s. tlr a la cfble, m. 
 tariff, t&r-if, g. Urlf, m. 
 tarlatan, tar'ldtdn, e. tarlatane, f. 
 tarnish, tar'nlth, v. a. (Si n.) (se) termlr. 
 tarpaulin, t&rpti&lin, 8. lollegoudronnee, 
 tarragon, t&r'r&gSn, 8. estragon, m. [f. 
 tarry, tu.r'n, v. n. tarder, attendre. 
 tarry, lai'ri, a. goudjonng. 
 tart, (art, B. tarte, f. 
 
 tart, tart, a. (-ly, ad.) algre(ment) || acide. 
 tartan, tar" tan, s. tartan (fitoffe), m. 
 tartar, tar'ter, e. tanre, m. || to catch a 
 
 ~, g'adresser & plug fort que sot 
 tartlsh, t&rfith, a. aigrelet. 
 tartness, tdrfnft. s. aigreur, f. 
 task, l<uc, g. tftone, besogne, f., pensum, 
 
 m. |l to take to ~, reprimander. 
 tack, tdtk, v. a. im poser une tacbe. 
 tassel, tar tl, s. gluiid de sole, m. {j tourne- 
 
 feuille, m. 
 
 'tasseled, tai'tld, a. ornS de glands. 
 taste, ttut, g. goQt, in. || saveur, odeur, f. || 
 
 affection, Inclination, f. || dlscerneoieut, 
 
 m. || echanUllon, in. 
 tante, tat, v. a. i n. gouter J| seatlr || ap- 
 
 prouver I! avoir du gout, sentlr. 
 tasted, taffid, a. de . . . goOt. 
 tautelol, tatt'fOCl, a. aavoureor || -ly, ad. 
 
 avec goOt. 
 
 tasteless, tdtflii, a. sans goQt, fade. 
 taster, tdst'tr, g. dfiguBtateur, m. 
 tasty, ttuff, a. qul a bon goQt. 
 tatter, tdftfr, s. guenllle, L, larabeau, m. 
 tatterdemalion , t&ttirdt mafyun, B. 
 
 gueux, va-nu-pledg. in. 
 tattle, Mr'//, g. babll, caquet, m. 
 tattle, <dr', v. a. bablller, jaaer. 
 tattler, tiftUr, g. bablllard, m. 
 tattoo, tat to', g. (mil.) retralt*, f. || tatouage, 
 tattoo, tattff, v. a. tatouer. |m. 
 
 taunt, loUnt, i. insolte, f. || rfiprlruande, f. || 
 
 mlllerie, f. 
 taunt, (ofi>n(, v. a. Ingulter || tourner en 
 
 ridicule |j rprtmander. |leiic<-. 
 
 tauutlne;ly, tafvnt' iny li, ad. avec Inao- 
 taut, taint, a. raide, Jorti-nn-ut tendu. 
 tautological, tiiti to luf t kii,, a. tautolo- 
 
 gique. 
 
 tautology, taTiitSl'Sji, g. tautologle, f. 
 tavern, tdv'ern, g. calmivt, m., auberge, f. || 
 
 --keeper, g. anbergiste, m. 
 taw, tcftb, g. bllle (1 jouer), f. 
 taw, toft, v. a, passer en iugle. 
 tawdrlness, taUj'drints, g. clinquant, m. 
 tawdry, tuWdri, a. clinquant || eclutaut. 
 tawny, folvn'i, a. tauufi |l busan. 
 tax, tdki, g. taze, f., Impdt. m. || ~- 
 
 gatherer, g. percepteur, m. || --payer, 
 
 i. coutrlbuftble, to. Sit. (accuser. 
 
 tax, UUci, v. a. tazer, imposer uue tx || 
 
 taxable, takfabl, a. Impoaftble. 
 taxation, <d*a' s Atin, g. taxation, f;, 1m- 
 
 pots, m. pi. [m. 
 
 taxidermist, tiki I dtr' mitt ,e. emnailleur, 
 taxidermy, taka i dir'mi, g. empalllage, m. 
 tea, ti, 6. tbf, m. || --caddy, g. bntte & 
 
 thS, f. || --grardon, g. gulnguette, f. || 
 
 kettle, g. bouilloire, f. || party, g. 
 
 tb6, m. || --plant, --shrub, g. arbre 8> 
 
 tbe, m. |l~-pot, 8. thfiiere, f. || --service, 
 
 --sot, 8., --thlngrs, g. pi. service & Ui& 
 
 m. H --table, 8. table a the, t. 
 teach, tech, v. a. <t n. Ir. euscigner, ap- 
 
 prendre II professer. 
 teachable, tech'&bl, a. docile, 
 teacher, tech'tr, B. mattre, prficepteur, qnl 
 
 en soigne, m. 
 
 teaching-, tech' in y, a. Instruction, f. 
 teal, let, 8. sarcelle, f. 
 team, tern, g. attelage, m. ftelage, m. 
 
 teamster, tfm'sttr, g. conducteur d'un at* 
 tear, ter, g. larnie, f. 
 tear, tar, e. dCcliirure, f. 
 tear, tar, v. a. ir. dchii-er, arracher || (rail.) 
 
 enlever leg rails || ~, v. n, (to ~ along-) 
 
 courtr vite. 
 
 tearless, ter'lfo, a. gang larmes. Ha'ner. 
 tease, tez. v. a. tourroenter. linpoi toner y 
 teasel, ti zl, e. chardon de foulon, m. 
 teaser, tfzer, g. importun, m. 
 teat, tit, s. teite, f., tetoo, m. 
 technical,- tek'niknl, a. technique. 
 technicalities, tiknik&l'itit, a. pi. ter* 
 
 mea tecliniqueg, ra. pi. 
 technology, tiknSl Sjf, g. technologic, f. 
 tedious, u'dlut, a. ennuyeux, fatigant || 
 
 -ly, ad. ennuyeusement. 
 tedlousness, te'diuanis, tedium, tf - 
 
 diiim, g. ennui, m. || lenteur, f. 
 teem, tern, v. a. 4 u. enfanter, mettre bag [| 
 
 en e euoeinte. 
 
 teeth, teth, s. pi. dents, f. pi. 
 teethe, tetti, v. n. falre lea denU. 
 teething, teWlng, a. dentition, f. 
 teetotal, titfft&l, a. de temperance, 
 teetotaler, tito'tiltr. g. buveurd'eau, m. 
 teetotallsm. tetfftoltrm,*. temperance, (. 
 teetotum, titfftum. g. toton, m. 
 tegument, tfg'vmfnt, B. tC-^uinent, ro. 
 tolegram, tll'igrilm, s. tlgraninie, m. 
 telegraph, tiflgrif. g. tfilf^raphe, ro. 
 telegraph, tH'igruf, v. a. tlgrapl>ier. 
 telegraphic, Uligroffile, u. telfgra- 
 
 phlque. 
 
 telegraphy, tflty/rSft, s. t616graphio, f. 
 telephone, til' i fun, g. Ul^plione, m. 
 telephonic, tilifun'ik, a. tClfplumlque. 
 telephony, tfl'tffni, B. MSlephoule, f. 
 telescope, tifitkop, g. telescope, m. || <*. 
 
 table, g. table & rallongeg, f. 
 telescopic, ttltikop'lk, a. tclescoplque, 
 telescopy, til I* ku pi, g. tfilegcople, f. 
 tell. Mi, v. a. <t u. Ir. dire, center || instrulre. 
 
 Informer, annoncer, publier || compter [j 
 
 ~- t.iie, a. rapporteur, m. || compteur, m. 
 teller, itl'ter, B. dlseur, rapporteur, narra- 
 
 i- in, in || cooipteur, m. 
 
 fitt, Iu4, tUb. U thair, Joy; gumt, yt; toul, teal; thing, ffien.
 
 224 
 
 telling tert 
 
 telling- , fifing, a. express!! M 6uergique II 
 Irappant || mordant. [f. 
 
 temerity, ttmer'iti, a. temerite*, nai-diesse. 
 
 temper, tfm'ptr, e. caractgre, nature!, m. I 
 humeur, f. |f comblnaison, f. || trempe, (. [| 
 sang-froid, m. || to be in a ~, etre de 
 rnauvaise bumeur|| to be in a ~ to, 6tre 
 d'humeur a || rood, bad -ed, a, qui a le 
 caxactere bien fait, mal fait. 
 
 temper, tfm'pir, v. a. m61er, dgtremper, 
 delayer || tempftrer |J modfirer. 
 
 temperament, tim p&ramini, g. tempera- 
 ment, m. [moderation, f. 
 
 temperance, tfm'pfrdns, a. temperance, 
 
 temperate, tfm'pir at, a. tempgre, modfre, 
 frugal || -ly, a<C avec temperance. 
 
 temperatenes*, tfm'pir at nit, a. tem- 
 perance, f., sar-g-froid, m. 
 
 temperature, tfm'pir & t ur, s. tempera- 
 ture, f. 
 
 tempest, ttm'ptst, i. ternpete, f., orage, m. 
 
 tempestuous, tinipes'tuua, a. orageux. 
 
 Templar, tem'pltr, s. etudiant (anglais) 
 en droit, m. |l templler, m. 
 
 temple, tim'pl. s. temple, m. || tempe, f. 
 
 temporal, tim pordl, a. (-ly, ad.) tempo- 
 rtl(lemerit). [m. 
 
 temporality, timporiU'ftf, s. temporel, 
 
 temporarily, tin? por drill, ad. tempo- 
 rairemeat- [temporalre, m. 
 
 temporarlness, tfoi'poririnea, a. fitat 
 
 temporary, tim'poran, a. temporalre. 
 
 temporise, ttm'puriz, v. u. temporiser. 
 
 tempt, tfmt, v. a. tenter || entrainer a. 
 
 temptation, tfmtifthun, 8. tentation, f. 
 
 tempter, tim'ter, s. tentateur, m. 
 
 tcmptresu, tfm'trlt, B. teatatrice, f. 
 
 ten, tin, s. dizaine, t. 
 
 ton, tfii, a. dix. 
 
 tenable, tfn'&bl, a. (mil.) tenable. 
 
 tenacious, UnStMu, a. tenace || -ly, ad. 
 oplnlatrfiment. [f. || enteteiuent, m. 
 
 tenacity, tendSltl, B. tSuacite, viboosite, 
 
 tenancy, tin.' an si, B. usufruit, m. 
 
 tenant, tin' ant, s. tenancler, fermier, m. || 
 locataire, m. || habitant, m., habitants, i 
 
 tenant, tM&nt, v. a. tenir a bail. 
 
 tenantleaa, tin' ant Ut, a. Inbabite. 
 
 teuin, tinth, B. tanche, f. 
 
 ten4, find, v. a. & n. garder, avoir soln |) 
 u-'iJre a || contribuer a. 
 
 tendency, ten' din si, s. tendance, f. 
 
 tender, tin'dtr, s. offre, m. !| (rail.) tender, 
 n>. || legral ~, monnaie legale, f. 
 
 tender, tin'dtr, T. a. offrir, proposer, prfi- 
 gfiiti-i y estimer. 
 
 tender. ti'dir, a. (-ly, ad.) tendre(ment) || 
 >erisible || deJicat(eiueut) || Jalooz. 
 
 tenderness, ten'dirnis, 8. tendreUS, t U 
 tendiesae, affection, f. 
 
 tendon, tfn'ddn. 8. tendon, m. 
 
 tendril, Un'drit, g. (boL) vrille, t 
 
 tenement, ttn'imfnt, 8. tenement, m. || 
 uiHiaoii, f. || ~-aoue. 8. logement de 
 tomllle, ui. 
 
 tenet, ten' it. 8. dogme, principe, in. 
 
 tQfold, tin'foM, a. decuple. 
 
 tennis, tin' nit, 8. paume, 1 1| --court, t. 
 jeu de paume, in. 
 
 tenor, tlu'tr, E. carat-tire, m. || style, m. g 
 teneur, f. || (mus.) tnor, m. || viole, f. 
 
 tense, tent, B. (gr.) temps, m. 
 
 tense, tint, a. tendu, raide. 
 
 tension, tin'ihun, e. tension, f. 
 
 tent, riVif, s. tcntc, f. 
 
 tent, tint, T. n. camper. 
 
 tentative, tfn'tdtiv, a. d'essai U exprl- 
 mental || -ly, ad. a litre d'essai. 
 
 tenter, tlnt'er, s. crochet, m. || sficholr, m. || 
 ~-b.ook, s. clou a crochet, m. II to be 
 on ~-hooks, etre sur des charbona ar- 
 dents. [(of the month) dlx. 
 
 tenth, tenth, a. (-ly, d.) dizieme(ment) II 
 
 tenuity, tlnffiti, 8. tfinuitg, f. 
 
 tenure, tjh'ur, s. possession, occupation, 
 
 tepid, tip' id, a. Uede. If. y tenure, f. 
 
 tercentenary, ttrsin'tgneri, a. trisfcu- 
 
 teredo, tirfdo, a. perco-b jis. m. [laire. 
 
 tergiversation, terjivertitihiin, 8. ter- 
 giversation, evasion, f. 
 
 term, rm, s. terme, m. || llmite, f. J| con- 
 dition, stipulation, f. y expression, f. |l in-^ 
 scripuon, f. || to be on good - With' 
 one, etre bien avec qn. l| to come to - 
 with one, s'arranger avec qn. || to re- 
 dnoe to the lowest s, (math.) reauire 
 a sa plus simple expression. 
 
 term, term, y. a. appeler, nommer. 
 
 termagrant, ttr'-nulodnt, s. infegSre, f 
 
 terminal, (fr'minoi, a. extrme. 
 
 terminate, terminal, T. a. (&n.) (se) ter- 
 mlner || mettre un terme a || (fig.) aboutir. 
 
 termination, tarmind'ah-in, 8. borne, 
 limite, 1 U conclusion, f, |l (gr.) tenuiuiii- 
 son, f. [dre, ufibarcudSre, m. 
 
 termlnns, ter'mfnvs, 8. (rail.) embarca- 
 
 tern, tern, e. sterne, m.. hirondelle d^ 
 mer, L [a la danse. choreographlque. 
 
 terpslohorean, tirpsikSrfitn, a. relatif 
 
 terrace, ter'ras, B. terrasse, f. 
 
 terrace, tir'ras. y. a. terrasser. 
 
 terra-ootta, ttr'rdcdftd, s. terre cuite. 1 
 
 terrapin, tfr'rapln, s. tortue de raer, f. 
 
 terrestrial, tfrriftriil, a. terrestre. 
 
 terrible, tfr'rilil, a. terrible. 
 
 terribly, ter'rlbii, ad. terriblement. 
 
 terrier, tfr'riir, s. terrier, m. 
 
 terrlflo, tfr rifik, a. terrible. 
 
 terrify, tfr"ri(\, v. a. effrayer. 
 
 territorial, tirritffri&l, a. territorial. 
 
 territory, tfr'ritSri, B. terrltoire, m. 
 
 terror, tir'rir. B. terreur, t || effroi, in. 
 
 terrorise, tir'rSri*, v. a. terroriser. 
 
 terrorism, tir'rSrizm, s. terrorlame, m. 
 
 terse, Uri. a. net || elegant || -ly, ad. pro- 
 prement || ie <;am menu 
 
 terseness, terifnit, B. nettete, t. 
 
 tertian, tir'thun, a. tiera y ~ fever, s. 
 fievre Uerce, f. 
 
 tertiary, tir'thliri, a. tertlalre. 
 
 teaselate, tU tilat, y. a. inarqueter. 
 
 test, tiat. B. epreuve, L II pierre de touche, 
 1. l| (chlm.) reactU, m. ~ *!*, <- 
 tube, o. epruuvett.', f. 
 
 tot*, Mf, /iSr, Jdft; Wr ; y, Mr; MMM, dm; ne, Kot. pteti; A/
 
 teataoeaa thickening 
 
 225 
 
 tetacean, ttsta'tSun, s. testacfi, m, 
 testaceous, tit taf thus, a. testacfi. 
 testament, tltft&mint, a. testament, 71. 
 testamentary, tfitdmfitt'tri, a- cesta- 
 
 mentalre. 
 
 testator, tfsta'tir, s. testateur, m. 
 testatrix, tfttaftrike, B. testatrice, t 
 teeter, y<er, i. del de lit, m. 
 tesMfler, tlftififr. s. tfimoln, m. 
 testify, ttt'tlfl, Y, a. tCmoigner. 
 testily, lj'<tK, .ad. maussaoement. 
 testimonial, tit ti mo" nidi, e. certlficat, 
 m., attestation, f. fpreuve, f. 
 
 testimony, tfi'timunf,t. Umoignage, m., 
 testlnesa, titftinit, 8. maussaderte. f. 
 testing:, tftflng, 8. fpreuve, f., essal, m. || 
 
 --house, 8. tnaison d'gpreuve, f. 
 testy, i(Sti, a. maussade, bourru. 
 tetanus, Iffdnut, g. IGtanos, m. 
 \ether, ISXtr, 8. attache (des cbevauz), f. || 
 
 to be at the end of one's ~, etre au 
 
 bout de eon latin. 
 tetter, Ufttr, s. dartre, f. 
 Teutonic, tutdn'ik, a. teutontque. 
 text, ttktt, B. text*, m. || ~-hand, B. 
 
 groaae. f. ftissu, m. 
 
 textile, tSMKt, a. textile !| ~ fabric, 8. 
 textual, ttki'tuU, a. textuel. 
 texture, ttkStur, s. tiasure, L, tissu, m. || 
 
 oombtnalson, f. 
 than, OWn, ad. & c. que, de. 
 thank, th&ngk, Y. a. remercier, rendre 
 
 graces || -s, a. graces, f. pi. || remerct- 
 
 XDent. m. || to return -n, fture ECS re- 
 
 mercimenU || ~-offerlnir, 8. sacrifice 
 
 d'actiocs de graces, in. 
 thankful, thangk'fXl, a. recounaissant || 
 
 -47, ad. avec reconnaissance. [tude, f. 
 thankfulness, thdngk'[cXiliii, s. grati- 
 thankless, tk&ngk'lfi, a. ingrat. 
 th&nkiig-lvlng-, thdnykSgiv mg, e. action 
 
 de graces, (. 
 that, tout, pn. A c. ce, cet, cette, que, qui fl 
 
 alin que, pour que, de manlire que || so 
 
 ~, tl Dien qup, de sorte que. 
 thatch, th&ch, 8. cbaume, m. 
 thatch, th&ch, v. a. couvrir de cbaume. 
 thaw, t/iati;, 8. dgel, m. 
 tha'w, thtfGi, T. a. & n. dgeler || se fondre. 
 the, OH ou tke, art IP. la, lea. fin. 
 
 theatre, thf&ttr, 8. tbC-Atrc, m. l| spectacle, 
 theatrical, thi&t'rikut, n. thC-atral, tce- 
 
 nlque l| -s, B. pi. spectacle, tn. 
 thee, OH, pn. toi, te. 
 theft, thift, s. vol, larciii, m. 
 their, Kdr, pn. leur, lours || -s, le leur || 
 
 la leur || lea leura, ft eux, & elles. 
 theism, the'lrm, s. thfisme, m. 
 thelst, thi'lst, B. tbCiste, m. 
 them, tticm, pn. eux, elles. 
 theme, then, s. tbeme, m. 
 themselves, Olfmiflvf, pn. eux-mSmea, 
 
 eUes-memes j| se. 
 then, ff.fn, ad. <t c. alors. aprs, ensuite || 
 
 done, par consequent |j till ~, Jusque la, 
 
 d'ici la H now and ~, de temps n 
 d temps ft autre. 
 
 Uieuoe, fit^na, ad. de la. 
 
 thenceforth, tfiem'furth, thencefor- 
 
 ward, Siinafui-'wird, ad. d6s lors. 
 theocracy, theok'rdii, s. tbgocratie, f. 
 theooratic(al), theokrSf Ik (61), a. tbfio- 
 
 cratique. 
 
 theodolite, theSd'oKt. B. theodolite, tn. ' 
 theologrlan, the o Iff ji an, s. thologien, m. 
 theologrlc(al), theolSfik (&),&. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 tbfologique(ment). 
 
 theolog-y, thiol'ojl, 8. thSologie, f. 
 theorem, the'orem, B. thfiorfime, m. 
 theoretlc(al), t/teorgfik Cit), a. theV> 
 
 rique || ly, nd. scion la tb^orie. 
 theorist, theorist, s. tbeoricien, m. 
 theory, thfori 2 s. thCorie, f. 
 theosophy, theSi'Sfl, B. thfosoplile, f. 
 therapeutics, thlrdput'iks, e. pi. tbgra- 
 
 peutique, f. 
 there, (Aar, ad. la, y, en cela 11 here and 
 
 ~, ca et 1ft j| ~ Is, ~ are, 11 y a, 
 there about(s), Olar'6boTi't(i),&d. aux en- 
 
 virons y environ, ft peu prfis, presque || la- 
 
 dessus. 
 
 thereafter, tAur offer, ad. ensuite. 
 thereat, ttlaraf. ad. par la. 
 thereby, tttar b\ , ad. par la, pour cela. 
 therefor, Oidrffir' , ad. pour cela. 
 therefore, Olarfor, ad. c'est pourquol, poor 
 
 cela, pour cette raison, aussi. 
 refrom, OiSrfrSm', ad. de cela, d'aprfis 
 
 the 
 cela, en. 
 
 [dans, 
 
 gu ]et. 
 , la-de- 
 
 therein, Olar in' , ad. dans cela, y, 1ft- 
 
 thereinto, Olar in' to, ad. dans cela, y. 
 
 thereof, ffiarof, ad. de cela, en, y. fy. 
 
 thereon, Olar on', ad. sur cela, la-dessus, 
 
 thereto, Olar to 1 , thereunto. Outrun' to, 
 ad. ft cela, ft quol. fjadis. 
 
 theretofore, Olar tS for", ad. autrefols, 
 
 thereunder, Uiarun'der, ad. Ift-deasoua. 
 
 thereupon, Olar Up On', ad. Ift-deasua, sur 
 cela, Bur ce. 
 
 therewith, Olar with', ad. avec cela, 
 
 therewithal, Olar with df, ad. au sur- 
 plus, en outre. 
 
 thermal, ther'm&l, a. thermal || ~ waters, 
 8. pi. thermes, m. pi. fmfitre, m. 
 
 thermometer, thermSm'lter, s. thormo- 
 
 these, Olez, pn. pi. oea, ceux-cl, ccllea-ci. 
 
 thesis, thi'iii, s. these, f. 
 
 thew, thu, s. force muaculalre, f. 
 
 they, Old, pn. 11s, elles, on. 
 
 thick, thik, B. epaisseur, f. || fort, m. || to be 
 In the ~ of it. etre au fort de la melee. 
 
 thick, thik, a. & ad. gpala. gros, grand || 
 toufiu || trouble || grassier II frequent || fr- 
 quemment, souvent, profondfiment || -ly, 
 ad. en foule (| through - and thin, 
 toujours et partout, quaud mfime || to be 
 as " as thieves, etrc comme lea deux 
 dolgta de la malu || ~-headed, a. lourd, 
 stuplde || ~-set, a. Cpals || tiapu || ~- 
 skinned, a. insensible. 
 
 thicken, thik'n, v. a. & n. paissir || con 
 denser, serrer || grosslr || s'gpalRglr || He res- 
 eerrer. [in., condensation, t 
 
 thickening;, thik'n ing, . epaiaalssement, 
 
 tff$ ; fSSt, tObt, t$t. B t\air,Joy; gm, v; oul, teal; th^tng, 9ir. 
 Engllik ami Frmel, ^ _,
 
 tfclcket - thriving 
 
 thicket, thWit, g. taillis, fourrS, m. 
 
 thickness, thitfnit, g. fipalsseur, grosseur, 
 durete, t 
 
 thief, iheft s. voleur, larron, m. || Cot 
 cano.*9B) champignon, m. || --catcher, 
 B. agent de police, m. 
 
 thieve, thiv. v. n. voler, dfirober. 
 
 thievish, thev'ith, a. adonng au vol |) 
 ly, ad. en voleur. 
 
 thieviahness, thev'lthnfi. s. penchant 
 an vol, m. || habitude da vol, f. 
 
 thigh, tlii, B. cuisse, f. 
 
 thimble, th'im'bl, e. dfi a coudre, m. || ~- 
 rljf, s. tour de gobelet, m. || --rigger, s. 
 joueur de gobelets. in. |nirae, f, 
 
 thimbleful, thlm'blfdfl, a. quantitC mi- 
 thin, thin, v. a. eclaircir. rendre mince || 
 amalgrir, attenuer. rarener. 
 
 thin, thin, a. 4 ad. mince, menu, d61i, 
 maigre || clair, rare || -ly, ad. en petit 
 noEobre. flea tiennea, a toi. 
 
 thine, dlin, pn. le tien, la tienne, lea tiens, 
 
 thing-, thing, g. cfcose. affaire, f. || no such 
 - I point du tout I || in the nature of 
 a, selon la nature deg choses || as - so, 
 le monde eat aingl tail. 
 
 think, thingk, v. a. & n. ir. penger, mfidi- 
 ter, considirer, examiner, juger, observer II 
 croire || s'iinagiuer, se figurer || g'aviaer de || 
 to much of, penser gouvent a. 
 
 thinker, thinyk? frr , a. penseur, m. 
 
 thinking', thing k'iny, g. pensee, opinion, 
 f., avis, jugement, m. [| to my ~, a mon 
 avis. fcieux. 
 
 thinking, thing f ing, a. rPflechi, judi- 
 
 thinneas. thin'nta, g. tSnuitC, raretfi, exi- 
 gultA, f. II maigreur, f. 
 
 third, <A<!rd, B. tiers, m. 
 
 third, third, a. (-ly, ad.) troigietne(ment) || 
 the ~ person, (gr. I troisleuie personne. L 
 
 thirst, tMrtt, g. uoif, t 
 
 thirst, thirst, v. n. avoir golf. 
 
 thirstily, thirtfill, ad. avidemeut. 
 
 thirsty, thtrsfi, a. qul a soif, alterj. 
 
 thirteen, ther'ten, a. treize || -th, a. trel- 
 z!6me || (of the month) treize. . 
 
 thirtieth, ther'tiith, a. trelzieme || trente. 
 
 thirty, thfr'ti, a. trente. 
 
 this, nit, pn. ce, oat, cette || ced || be- 
 tween ~ and then, did la. 
 
 thistle, tha'l, g. chardou, ui. 
 
 thither, thWl'tr, ad. la. y. 
 
 thonv, thing, s. courroie, f. 
 
 thorn, thcftim, g. fipiue, L || affJictlon, f., 
 cbagrin, m. 
 
 thorny, thufSurn'l, a. fipineux || difficile. 
 
 thorough, thur'S, pr. & a. (-ly, ad.) a 
 traverg. au travera de || complet, untier || 
 parfait(ement) [I enticement, complete- 
 meat || --bred, a. de pur gang |l vrai || 
 accompli || --paced, a. acbeve, parfait. 
 
 thoroughfare, thur'ifa.r, B. lieu de pas- 
 gage, m. || rue frequentee, f. || no - 1 rue 
 b&rree ! on ne passe pas 1 
 
 those, Adz, pn. ce*, ceux-ia, cellea-UL 
 
 thou, autto, pn. tu, toi. 
 
 though, Sid, c. quolque, bien que, quand 
 
 mdme, pourtant, cependsnt|| as ~, comme 
 si || -what on even ~, quand mSme. 
 
 thought, thcSfbt. s. pensge, reflexion, f., 
 sentiment, m. |[ imagination, f. || desgein, 
 m. || soin, m. I) attente, L || on second 
 s, apreg more reflexion || to be lost in 
 ~, etre absorbs dans la m&iltation || ~- 
 reader, s. bypnotiaeur, m. || ~-read- 
 Ing, g. bypnotisme, m. 
 
 th.ougrb.ttul, thala? font, a. pensif. contem- 
 platif, reveur || -ly, ad. avec r(Sfiexion. 
 
 thouffhtfulness, Ihcrtuf fool nte, g. mSdi- 
 
 th 
 
 tatlon profonde, t Jj inquietude, L 
 
 ioug;htless, thd&flii, a. (-ly, ad. 
 
 etourdl(ment) || insoucieux, inattentif 
 
 sans souci. 
 thoug-htlessness, thdHi flit nit, B. etour- 
 
 derie, inadvertance, f. flier, m. 
 
 thousand, tlufS/ednd, g. mille, m. II mil- 
 thousand, thotii'x&nd. a. mille || miiller. 
 thousandfold, thoW zandfold , a. mille 
 
 tola uutant. 
 
 thousandth, tholv' zandth, a. millifime. 
 thraldom, thratvfJum, it. eaclavage, m. 
 thrall, thraivl g. esclave, m. <t f. 
 thrash, thrdsh, v. a. <t n. battre le bid y 
 
 roaser. 
 thrashing', thr&th'ing, g. battage, m. || 
 
 ~- floor, a. aire, f. || --machine, 8. 
 
 batteuge & ble, 1 \t. 
 
 thread, thrfd, g. fll, m. || suite, continulte, 
 thread, thred, v. u. enfller || passer au 
 
 traverg de. (battu. 
 
 threadbare, thrfd'bar, a. rflpfi || us6 || re- 
 threat, thret, s. menace, f. || empty ~, 
 
 menace en 1'air. {. 
 threaten, thrirn, y. a. menacer. 
 threatening', thrttfnmg, s. menace, f. 
 threateningly, thrif ning H, ad. en me- 
 
 nacant 
 three, thre, a. trois || Bule of ~, (ar.) 
 
 rSgle de trois, f. || ~- cornered, a. tri- 
 
 angulaire |l --decker, g. (mar.) trois- 
 
 pontg. m. )| --master, s. (mar.) troia- 
 threefold, thre'fold, a. triple, [mits, ta. 
 threepence, I/trip" pfm, g. trente centi- 
 mes, m. fumes. 
 threepenny, thrlp'tnl, a. -de trenU cen- 
 threesoore, thr?tkor, a. soixante. 
 threshold, thrlth'old, g. seuil, t 
 thrice, thria, ad. troia fois. 
 thrift, thrift, a. gain, profit, m. U fruga- 
 
 Iit6, economle, f. 
 
 thriftily, thriffili, ad. frugaleuient 
 thrlttlness, thrift i nit, a. frugalita, ftao- 
 
 nomie, f. fsier. 
 
 thriftless, thrift 1 Us, a. prodigue, depen- 
 thrlfty. thrift" I, a. frugal, manager, eoo- 
 
 nuine y prospSre. fm. 
 
 thrill, thrU, e. vrille, f. || tressaillement 
 thrill, thril, v. a. & n. percer |/ p6n6trer [| 
 
 tressalllir, frfimir. 
 thrilllnar, thril' Ing, a. gaisigsanL pen6- 
 
 trant || perc_ant || a sensation. [crottre. 
 thrive, thrin, v. n. Ir. prosperer, rtussir, 
 thriving, thriving, a. florlssant || -ly, 
 
 ad. d'une maiilert' QorisBante. 
 
 iota, hit, t&r, lot/; hate, git, hb : nint, inn: no, hit, prove:
 
 throat time 
 
 227 
 
 throat, throt, i. gosier, m., gorge, f. || ~- 
 
 band, a. sous-gorge, t. 
 throb, throb, 8. palpitation, f. 
 throb, throb, v. u. battre, nalpiter. 
 throe, thro, e. douleura de 1'enfaiilement, f. 
 
 pi. || agonie, f. || angoisse, f. 
 throne, (/iron, e. trone, m, || to come to 
 
 the ~, monter au trone. 
 throng:, throng, e. foule, presse, f. 
 throng:, throng, y. a. <t n. presser, venir 
 
 en foule U accourir. frafitler continu, m. 
 throstle, thrSt'l, 8. grive commune, f. || 
 throttle, thrffftl, s. larynx, m. 
 throttle, throt' tl, v. a. f tranpler, suffoqucr. 
 throug-h, thro, pr. & ad. a travers, au tra- 
 
 vers de || par, ft cause de j| de part en part, 
 
 Jusqu' au bout, jusqu' ft la fin || to carry 
 
 ~, mener a bonne fin || to read any- 
 thing: ~. lire en entler II ~-tloket, 8. 
 
 (rail.) billet direct, m. 
 
 throughout, throoTiif, pr. & ad. au tra- 
 vers de || d'un bout a 1'autre, partout. 
 throve, thro_, 8. jet, m. || coup, ra. || e"lan, m. 
 throw, thro, v. a. 4 ir. Jeter, lancer || ter- 
 
 rasser, renverser. 
 thrnm, thrum, v. a. Jouer mal, racier || 
 
 (mar. ) piquer. larder. [m. pi. 
 
 thrush, thrush, i. grive, f. || (mCd.) apbtbes, 
 throat, thrust, 8. coup, m., pous=6e, f: 
 thrust, thrti.it, v. a, 4 n. ir. pousser. pres- 
 
 ter, serrer || forcer || Jeter |f Be meter, se 
 
 fourrer, s'ingfirer. 
 thumb, th-um, s. pouce, m. || '-ring;, s. 
 
 anneau ft cacbeter, m. || --screw, s. 
 
 poucettes, f. pi. ffeuilleter. 
 
 thumb, thiim, v. a. manier gauchement |{ 
 thump, th-ump, B. coup (de poing). m. 
 thump, thump, v. a. battre du potne. 
 thumping-, thump'iny, a. gros, epala || 
 
 lourd. 
 thunder, thun'dtr,s. tonnerre, m., foudre, 
 
 t || bolt, B. foudre, f. SL m. || ~-olap, 
 
 . coup de tonnerre, m. || --storm, 8. 
 
 orage accompagng de tonnerre, m. 
 thunder, thvn'dtr, y. a. &. n. fulminer || 
 
 tonner. ftonnant. 
 
 thundering;, thun' dtr ing , a. foudroyant, 
 thunderstruck, th-un' dfr itruk, a. frappfi 
 
 de la foudre |l atterre. 
 Thursday, thirjdu, B. Jeudl, m. 
 thus, Olut, ad. ainsi, de cette manlfire. 
 thwack, thwdk, t. grand coup, m. 
 thwack, thvi&k, v. a. battre, trapper, 
 thwart, thwiffrtt, 8. (mar.) bane de nage, m. 
 thwart, thwaUrt, T. a. tra verger || oontra- 
 thy, Oil, pn. ton, ta, tea. Irler, contrecarrer. 
 thyme, tim, B. tbyni, m. I] wild ~, aer- 
 
 poltt, m. Iron, verb) te. 
 
 thyself, tMsilf, pn. tol-raSme || (In a 
 tiara, (id'rdou tid'rd, 8. tiare, f. 
 tick, tik, 8. credit, m. || tique, f. |( coutil, 
 
 matelas, m., tale, f. || tic-tac, m. || on ~, 
 
 (fam.) "al'ceil." 
 ticket, tlk'tt, B. billet, m. || etiquette, f. U 
 
 collector, 8. billeteur. m. || office, 
 8. guichet ft billets, m. || ~-ot -leave - 
 forcat libgre, in. 
 
 ticket, tik-et, v. a. gtiqueter. 
 
 ticking;, tik'lng, a. coutil, m. || tic-tac, m. 
 
 tickle, tik'kl, v. a. & n. cbatouiller. 
 
 tickling;, tik'ling, s. cliatoulllement, m. 
 
 ticklish, ttkfklink, a. cbatouiUeuz || deli- 
 cat || difficile || cbancelant. 
 
 tlcklishness, tik' klishnit, 8. nature cha- 
 touilleusc, f. || difficult*, f. [saison, L 
 
 tide, tut, 8. marge, f. || cours, courant, ra., 
 
 tide, tid, T. n. flotter || to ~ over, franchir 
 une difficult^. 
 
 tide-waiter, tid' water, B. douanier, m, 
 
 tidily, tld'ili, ad. proprement. 
 
 tidiness, tid'inis, B. propretf, f. 
 
 tidlng-s, ti'dingz, 8. pi. nouvelles, f. pi. 
 
 tidy, tid'i, a. propre, net || adroit. 
 
 tie, ti, s. noeud, m., attache, f. || 
 inent, ni. || course de cbevaux indficise, 3 
 (mus.) bat-re de jonction, f. 
 
 tie. , v. a. ller || obUger. 
 
 tier, ter, s. rang, m., rangfe, file, f. 
 
 tiff, tif, B. petit coup (of drink), m. I 
 boutade, f. ]\ bisbille, f. 
 
 tiffany, tlffdni, 8. gaze de sole, f. 
 
 tljfer, tfger, s. tigre, m. If groom, m. 
 
 tlg-ht, ta, a. (-ly, ad.) serrf, raide || blen 
 ferm6 || etroit(ement) || sevirement || pro- 
 prement. [serrer. 
 
 tighten, tit'ii, v. a. tendre || serrer || ivs- 
 
 tlKhtneas, tit'nft, 8. tension, f. || 6troi- 
 tesse, f. || raldeur, f. || propreUS, f. 
 
 tlg-hts, tits, s. pi. pantaloncollant,m.||mall- 
 
 tlKreaa, ti'gris, 8. tigresse, f. [lot, m. 
 
 tilbury, tiVbari, 8. tilbury, m. [m. 
 
 tile til, s. tulle, f. || ~-maker, I. tutller, 
 
 tile, tU, v. a. couvrlr de tulles. 
 
 tiler, tll'er, s. couvreur en tuile, m. 
 
 tiling;, fifing, e. toit convert de tulles, m. 
 
 till, til, 8. tirolr, m. 
 
 till, til, v. a. cultiver, labourer. 
 
 till, til, pr. & c. jusqu'ft. 
 
 tillable, NTMdfj a. labourable. 
 
 tlllag;e, til'ldj, 8. culture, f., labour, m. 
 
 tiller, tifUr, s. laboureur, cultivateur, m. || 
 petit liroir, m. || gouvernail, m.j| rejeton, m. 
 
 tilt, tut, B. tente, f. || bache, f., pavilion, 
 m. || joule, f., carrousel, m. || coup de 
 lance, m. || --yard, s. champ clos, ra. 
 
 tilt, tilt, v. a. <t n. couvrir d'une banne II 
 pousser. lancer || jouter || (mar.) ballotter || 
 
 tllter, tilt'tr, g. jouteur, m. Ipeuther. 
 
 tilth, tilth, s. labourage, m. 
 
 timber, tm'bir, s. bois de charpente, m. l| 
 ~- work, s. charpente, f. || --yard, H. 
 cbantier de bold, m. 
 
 timber, tlm'bir, T. a. bolser. 
 
 timbering;, tim' tier ing, t. bolsage, m. 
 
 time, tim, s. temps, m. || (mug.) mnure. 
 f. || fols, I. || in ~, avec le tern pa, ft temps [| 
 to waste ~, perdre le temps || to kill -, 
 tuer le tetnps || to have a fine ~, s'amu- 
 eerrudement || to beat ~, (mu8.) battre 
 la mesure II it is hlg;h ~, le moment est 
 venu de || to be near one's ~, approcber 
 de son terme (se dit d'une femme enceinte) || 
 - and ag;aln, de temps en teups II - 
 oat of mind, temps Immemorial g at 
 
 ; fSSt, tube, Iu8. y chair, Joy ; game, ye; tout, wo/; thing, tktn, 
 
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 228 
 
 time tomb 
 
 the same ~, en mSme temps || behind, 
 before ~, en retard, en ayance || In the 
 nlok of ~, a point nomiuS || In the 
 mean ~, en attendant || "-honoured, a. 
 antique et vCndrable || ~- server, 8. com- 
 plaisant, in. || ~- serving-, s. seryiltte, 
 i. I) --table, s. tableau de service, m. 
 
 time, Km, v. a. accommoder an temps R 
 regler. 
 
 timed, timd, a. de saison |J fait a propos. 
 
 timekeeper, tim'kcptr, B. chronornfitre, 
 m. |] montre marine, f. fportunilf , f. 
 
 timeliness, tim'linfy,B. a-propos, m. Hop- 
 timely, tim'li, a. & ad. opportun || a propos. 
 
 timepiece, tlm'pes, e. pendule, f. 
 
 timid, tim'id, a. (-ly, ad.) cralntlf || U- 
 mide(ment). \nls, 8. tlmidite, f. 
 
 timidity, timid'itf, timidness, tim'id- 
 
 timorouB, tim'trui, a. (-ly, ad.) Uinide 
 (ment), UmorS, craintif. 
 
 tin, tin, B. tain, m. || fer-blanc, m. || 
 (cash) quibus, m. || "-foil, 8. tain, m., 
 etamure, f. || --plate, 8. fer-blanc, m. || 
 ~-taok, B. plaque d'etain. f. || broquette 
 detain, f. || "-war*, s. ferblanterie, t. || 
 "-worker, 8. ferblautier, m. 
 
 tin, tin, y. a. etamer. 
 
 tincture, ttngk'tur, 8. teinte, f. || telnture, 
 f. || gout, m. [preindre de. 
 
 tincture, tingftur, T. a. teindre || em- 
 tinder, tin! der, g. amadou, m., mecbe, f. 
 
 tinea, tin' (a, a. (med.) teigne, I. 
 
 Unre, tinj, s. teinte, f. 
 
 tlng-e, tinj, y. a. teindre. 
 
 tingle, ting'gl, v. n. Unter || fourruiller. 
 
 ting-ling 1 , ting' gllng, 8. tlntement, m. || 
 fourmillement, m. 
 
 tinker, ting/e'er, a. chaudronnier, m. 
 
 tinkle, tins' kl, v. a. & n. tiuter || faire re- 
 sonner. 
 
 tinkling-, ting'kling, B. tlntement, m. 
 
 tinman, tin'mdn, B. ferblantier, m. 
 
 tinner, tin'ner, s. ouvrier, m. 
 
 tinsel, tin'sfl, a. clinquant, m. || faux 
 brillant, m. 
 
 tinsel, tfn'tfl, a. faux || (showy) Tovant 
 
 tint, tint, s. teinte, f. 
 
 tint, tint, y. a. teinter, nuancer. 
 
 tiny, ti'ni, a. petit, mince. 
 
 tip. '/>j s. bout, m., point*, f. || "-toe, s. 
 pointe du pied, L f| ~-top, s. comble. 
 Bommet, m. || ~-top, a, au plus haul 
 degr& fdoucement M douner nn pourbolre. 
 
 tip, tip, y. a. garnir le bout || franper 
 
 tippet, tip'pit, i. pelerine, collerette. f. 
 
 tipple, tip'pl, a. boisson enivrante, f. 
 
 tipple, tip'pl, v. 11. gobelotter. 
 
 tippler, t\i>'plir, g. fvrogne, blberon, m. 
 
 tlppllnif, tip'pling, 8. Ivroguerle, f. 
 
 tlptaM, tip'ntdf. a. verge, t || buiasier a 
 
 tipsy, tip' si, a. lyre. grig. [verge, m. 
 
 tire. t\r, s. parure, 1. \\ altUail, m. || bande 
 da tout, f. 
 
 ttre, rtr, y. a, (4 n.) (ge) fatiguer. 
 
 tiresome, t\s IUH^ a. futigaiit, eunaveux. 
 
 tti UvUtliuadMd. M sitlintei, b. UutaltUdu, 
 t U euiiul, IU. 
 
 tiring- -room, tir'ingrom, a. cabinet de 
 
 toilette, m. (papier de aoie, m. 
 
 tissue, tlsfi'u, B. tisiu, in. || "-paper, 8. 
 tissue, tiih'u, v. a. entrelacer. 
 tit, tit, s. petit chcval, bidet, m., rosso, f. K 
 
 ~ for tat, donnant dormant || to grlve ~ 
 
 for tat, renvoyer la balle (5 qn.). 
 titbit, tifbit, g. morceau delicat, m. [I 
 
 (t'am.) bonne Douche, f. 
 tithe, tltfi, s. dime, f. 
 titillate, tWtl&t, v. a. chatouiller. 
 titlark, tiVlark, B. alouette de prfi, f. 
 title, ti'tl, 8. litre, m. || "-deed, 8. litre 
 
 de propri6t, 1. II "-pag-e, B. litre d'un 
 title, tvtl, y. a. titrer. llivrs, m. 
 
 titmouse, tifm&fbt, 8. m6sange, f. 
 titter, tiftir, a. ricanement, m. 
 titter, lifter, y. n. ricaner. 
 tittle, tiftl, a. point, m. || iota, m. B ~- 
 
 tattle, s. babif, caquet, m. 
 titular, tit'Ulgr, a. tltulaire. 
 to, to ou tS, pr. ft, au, ft la, vers, en, envers, 
 
 juaque || as -, quant a. fflagorneur, m. 
 toad, tod, 8. crapaud, m. || ~-eater, E. 
 toadstool, tod'stol, 8. champignon batard, 
 
 m. [vllite, f. 
 
 toadyism, tod' i ism, s. flagornerie, eer- 
 toast, tost, B. pain grille, m. || rdtie, f. || 
 
 sante, f., toste, toast, m. [santfi. 
 
 toast,, tost, y. a. rotir, grlller l| porter una 
 toaster, toifir, 8. rotissoir, m. 
 toasting--fork, tutf ing fork, 8. fourchette 
 
 a rdtie, L 
 tobacco, tSbdVko, a. tabac, m. || "-box, 
 
 tabatiSre, f. || ~-pipe, s. pipe a fumer, 
 
 t || "-pouch, B. blague a tabac, f. 
 tobacconist, tSbdV konist, e. morchand 
 
 de tabac, m. 
 
 to-day, t6dff, ad. aujourd'hul. [trotter. 
 toddle, tSd'dl, y. n. decamper, s'en aller, 
 toe, to, B. orteil, doigt du pied, m. 
 toffee, tSffi, s. eucre brulfi (au beun-e), m. 
 tog: a, tffgd, 8. toge, L 
 tog-ether, tdgfth'ir, ad. ensemble. 
 tog-gery, tug'giri, B. atttfemeut, m. || 
 
 nippea, f. pi. 
 
 toll, td$l, a. pr'ne, fatigue, f. || trayail, m. 
 toil, tffyl, y. i ravailler pgniblement, *e 
 
 f a ti guer.s'irt j nter. 
 toiler, tffOfer, e. travailleur, m. 
 toilet, tabl'ft, s. (table de) toilette, f. 
 toilsome, tofyl'sHm, a. pgnible, fatlgant. 
 token, tffkn, s. signe, m., marque, t !| 
 
 preuve, L 
 
 tolerable, tSf irS,bl,&. tolerable, mediocre. 
 tolerably, tal'ero.t>li, ad. paesablemebL 
 tolerant, tol'trant, a. tolerant. 
 tolerate, tSftrat, y. n. tolfirer. 
 toleration, t6l ir ff thun, s. tolerance, f. 
 toll, tot, B. pf age, m. || "-bar, ~-a;at, g. 
 
 barri6re ou Ton paye le page, t || ~-ool-- 
 
 lector, 8. pgager, m. 
 toll, tot, y. a. i n. tiuter, sonner. 
 tomahawk, tdm'dhdlik, a. cagae-tdte, at. 
 tomato, tdmtfto ou toma'to, 8. tumate^ I. jj 
 
 "-a>aoe, *. sauoe tomate, t. 
 tomb, torn, . tuiube, L || tombijaa, m. 
 
 40**, Mt, fir. laX>; - Kirt, git, Mr; - MUM, fw - no, kit, rfvt; A<5;
 
 tomboy towering 
 
 229 
 
 tomboy, tSm'b&j/, a. garcon bruyant, m. || 
 garconnigre, f. [tumulaire, f. 
 
 tombstone, tnm'eton, B. tombe, pierre 
 
 tomcat, tom'kdt. s. matou, m. 
 
 tomfool, 1 6m for, s. niais, m. 
 
 tomfoolery, tomfol'eri, s. niaieeries, f. pi. 
 
 to-morrow, tdmor'ro, ad. domain || the 
 day after ~, aprSs-demain. 
 
 tomtit, 1 6m' tit, s. mtsange, . 
 
 ton, tun, a. tonneau, m. fsonore. 
 
 tone, ton, B. ton, accent, ra. || higrh -d, a. 
 
 tong-s, tSngi, s. pi. pincettes, f. pi. 
 
 tongrne, tuny, 8. langue, f. || langage, m., 
 parole, f. || languette, f. || aiguille (d'une 
 balance), f. !! to hold one's ~, se tafre II 
 a Blip of the ~, la langue lui a fourchg || 
 tied, a. qui a le filet || (fig.) oblige or 
 rdnit au silence. 
 
 tongraelnnH, tungflft, a. mnet. [m. & I. 
 
 tonlo, ttin'ik, B. (me<I. A mug.) tonlqne, 
 
 tonic, tdn'ik, a. toaique, flastique. 
 
 tonnare, tun'naj, s. tonnage, m. 
 
 tonsil, ton' tU, 8. amygdale, f. 
 
 tonsorlal, iSnsffrial, a. relatlf au metier 
 du barbler. 
 
 tonsure, <tfn'A<Wr, s. tonsure, f. 
 
 too, to,_ ad. trop l| aussl. 
 
 tool, (dl, . outll, instrument, m. 
 
 tooth, toth., 8. dent, (. || gout, m. || eye--*, 
 canine, dent oellKre, f. || wisdom , dent 
 de eagesae, f. l| to set one's teeth on 
 edgre, agacer lea denU || In one's teeth, 
 ft> la figure, au nez de qn. || to g-o at It ~ 
 and nail, n'y prendre de toutea Bea forces 
 || to oast In one's teeth, reprocher a 
 an. || to grind one's teeth, grincer des 
 dents || to have a sweet ~, aimer les 
 douceurs || ~- ache, 8. mal de dents, m. || 
 drawer, a. dentiate, m. || ~-plok, B. 
 cure-dent m. || --powder, s. dentifrice, 
 
 tooth, toth, T. a. denteler, engrener. [m. 
 
 toothless, toth,' lift, a. fidenU 1 , sans dents. 
 
 top, top, a. cime, f., sommct, falte, comble. 
 m. || surface, f., tonpie, f., sabot, m. fl 
 hune, f. || from ~ to toe, de pied en cap || 
 g-allant, s. (mar.) perroqurt, m. II ~- 
 hamper, s. (mar.) tout ce qul gfne la 
 manoeuvre a bord |f --heavy, a. Ivre |i 
 --knot, s. buppe, aigrette des olaeauz, 
 f. || ~-maat, s. mat de none, m. 
 
 top, tip, v. a. A n. couronner II surpasaer || 
 rench^rir || tailler || (keter II s'^lever, doml- 
 
 top, tip, i. $uprleur, du dessus. Iner. 
 
 topaz, to*p&z, s. topaze, f. 
 
 tope, top, r. n. boire avec excfis. 
 
 toper, tffpir, 8. Ivrogne, blberon, m. 
 
 topic, tSp'ik, s. sujet, m., matiArp, t || 
 toplque, m. 
 
 topical, toj/fkdl, a. toplque. 
 
 topmost, tu/i'm-,-t,u. Ieplii3 liant wfileve. 
 
 topog-raphlo(al), t6pogra('ik(U), a. to- 
 pograpbique. 
 
 topography, tSpSq'T&ft.t. topograpble, f. 
 
 topoloirlcal, tip 6 lij'ikdl, a. topologlque. 
 
 uipple, tdp'fl, v. n. tomber en avant || 
 lumber. (hunier, m. 
 
 topsail, tSp'eSl (mar. tSp'it), s. (mar.) 
 
 topsy-turvy, tdpiiUr'rt, ad. sena dessus 
 dessous. 
 
 torch, torch, B. torche, f., flambeau, m. II 
 --bearer, B. porte-Qambeau, m. II ~- 
 llgrht, a. iumiCrc de flambeau, f. || ~- 
 llgrht-processlon, B. promenade aux 
 flambeaux, f. |f., auppllce, m. 
 
 torment, tor'ment,^. tourment,m.|| torture, 
 
 torment, tormfnr, v. a. tourmenter. 
 
 tormenter, tSrmint'iar, s. bourreao,- m. 
 
 tornado, torna'iin, B. ouragan, m. 
 
 torpedo, tirpi'do, 8. torpille, f. 
 
 torpid, tor'pirl, a. torplde, engourdi. 
 
 torpor, torpSr, s. torpeur, f. 
 
 torrent, ISfrint, 8. torrent, m. 
 
 torrid, tdYrid, a. torride, brfllant 
 
 tortoise, tdYtut, s. tortue, t II --shell, 
 s. caille de tortue, f. 
 
 tortaons, toYtiiiit, a, tortueux. 
 
 torture, tar'tur, s. torture, L || to put to 
 the ~, mettre & la torture. 
 
 torture, tor'tUr, v. a. torturer. 
 
 torturer, fdr'turfr, B. bourreau, m. 
 
 Tory, td*H, g. tory, royaliste, m. 
 
 toss, ids, a. secouss*, f. || let, m. II ballotte- 
 ment, m. || mouvement de tet, m. 
 
 toss, tot, v. a. ir. Jeter avec la main II 
 lancer, ballotter || agiter. 
 
 total, to*t&l. a. total, m. rentier, complet 
 
 total, tfft&l, a. (-ly, ad.) total(ement) y 
 
 totality, total' Hi, B. totallte, t, total, m, 
 
 totter, tKt'ter, T. n. cbanceler, vaciller. 
 
 touch, tiich, s. toucher, m. || tact, at- 
 touchement, m. |J louche, f., trait, m., 
 telnte, f. || hole, s. lumiere, f. || ~- 
 stone, s. pierre de louche, L || --wood, 
 s. amadou, m. 
 
 touch, tiich, v. a. & n. toucher || toucher 
 ft, mettre la main ft II attaquer II to ~ at, 
 (mar.) toucher a, abordera II me-not, 
 s. (med. & hot. ) noil me tangere, m. 
 
 touchiness, tuch'init, s. pusceptiblHt?, f. 
 
 touchy, tfirh'i, ad. susoepllble. 
 
 tougrh, tUf, a. dur, visqueux, tenace. 
 
 tongrhen, tfn, T. n. durcir, se raidlr. 
 
 toug-hness, tufnfi, B. duretfi, f. || vinco- 
 Blte, ISnaritC, f. 
 
 tour, tor, B. tour, voyage, m. 
 
 tourist, toy fit, B. touriste, m. 
 
 tournament, tdr'ndmfnt, a. tournol, m. 
 
 tout. toTbt, T. n. s'achalander II to - for, 
 aolllciter. [m. 
 
 touter, trfOifir, 8. folliclteur, m. || placlcr, 
 
 tO'w, to, B. filasse, Ctoupe, f. |l lounge, m., 
 remorque, f. || line, 8. corde de naUgB, 
 
 tow, to, T. a. louer, remorquer. If. 
 
 towag-e, t&n.}, a. halage. m. 
 
 towards, tu'erdz ou turda, ad. vers, envers, 
 a l'gard de || environ. 
 
 towel, toti/fl, B. essuie-maln, m., servietU", 
 f. || --horse, g. aecbolr, porte-serviettes, 
 m. (vietles, t 
 
 towdlllugr, tof/ tiling, s. tolte pour ser- 
 
 tower, tult/ir, a. tour, turieresne, t. 
 
 tower, toVtr, v. u. I'elevw, dumlaer. 
 
 towering-, toTi'tring, a. Ues-el.,-v6, domi- 
 nant 
 
 big; foTH, tubt, tab. || chair, joy ; game, yw; toul, teal; thing,
 
 230 
 
 towinf? transfer 
 
 towing 1 , tffitg ; bo<\t, s. bateau remor- 
 qnenr, m. || --path, 8. ohemln de halage, 
 m. || ~-rop, s. corde de halage, f. 
 
 town, tdfrn, s. ville, cite, f. j| clerk, 8. 
 grefner de la malrle, m. |( ~-orier, 8. 
 crieur public, m. || --ball, --house, 8. 
 hotel-de-Yille, m. 
 
 township, tfOm' ship, 8. commune, jnri- 
 dictlon d'une vllle, f. 
 
 townsman, tafvnz'mJn, e. cltadln, con- 
 citoyen, m. 
 
 toxloolog-y, tffkttkgrgjt, s. toxlcologie, f. 
 
 tor, tdf, s. ionjon, Jonet, m. || bagatelle, f. || 
 niaiaerie, fglatrerie. f. || ~- man, *. blm- 
 belotier, marchand de jonjoox. m. 11 ~- 
 bop, s. boutique d joujoax, f, 
 
 toy, ttf, v. n. folfttrer, badiner. 
 
 trace, trot, s. trace, f. || trait, m. 
 
 trace, trSt. r. a. anivre lea traoea, snirre 
 & la piste || tracer, calqner. 
 
 trachea, tr&kfA. s. (an. * hot.) trache>, f. 
 
 trachea!, trSkfiH, a. tracbeal. 
 
 tracheotomy, traktiifSmf, a. (chlr.) 
 tracheotomie, f. Rncrop, m. 
 
 tracing-, trStinq; --paper, 8. papier 
 
 tvack, trflk, s. trace, f., vestige, m., im- 
 pression, f. || route, f., gentler, m. 
 
 traok, tr&k, y.a. anfvre a la piste || traquer. 
 
 trackless, tr&k'Ut, a. sans traces. 
 
 tract, trtSJct, s. eapace de pays, m., con- 
 trte, f. (I traite, m.. brochure, f. 
 
 tractable, trdk'tibL a. traitable, dodle. 
 
 traetableaeaa, trSk'tdblnft, e. docllite, 
 douceur, f. 
 
 tractably, trdftdbll, a. docUement 
 
 traction, triftkun, 8. traction, f. || ~- 
 engine, s. machine a vapeur locomo- 
 bile, t. 
 
 trade, trfid, a. oommerce, traflc, nfigoce. 
 m. || profession, f., metier, m. II flat, m. || 
 corps de metier*, m. || Jack of all -H, s. 
 frmnc-conrenr, m. || --mark, s. marqne 
 dn fabrlqae, f. || -e-cnlon, s. association 
 ouTriere, f. || -wind. 8. vent alizff, rn. 
 
 trade, trad. y. n. trafiquer, commercer. 
 
 trader, trv/Ur, s. marchand, m. || navire 
 do oommejroB| m. 
 
 tradesman, trddz'mdn, g. bontlquler, m. 
 
 tradespeople, tr&dtfpipl, a, commer- 
 cants, fournisseurs, m. pi. 
 
 traditional, tr&dish'iina, a. (-IT, ad.) 
 
 tradllionnel(lement). 
 traduce, trddue' , v. a. blftmer, dltfamer, 
 
 calomnier It propager. 
 
 traCflo, trdffik, B. traflc, negoce, m. || 
 
 manager, 8. (rail.) chef du mouvement, 
 
 m. fcer. 
 
 traffic, trSfffk, T. n. trafiqoer, coiiuiier- 
 
 tratflcker, trdffik tr, B. trutlqiuiut, oum- 
 
 mercant, aeguciant, m. 
 
 n, tr&lfdt&n, a. tntgedioa, m. 
 . trOffdl. a. u^gedle, t. 
 c (al), trOfit(U), a. (-ly, ad.) tra- 
 (rtque(ment). 
 
 traifloalnems, tr&fik&lnls, s. caractfim 
 tragique, m. [comMie, f. 
 
 trg-J -oomndy, tr&j t kSm' gdi, 8. tragi- 
 
 tra.g-1-comloal, traj i kSn' i kal , a. traci- 
 comique. Jf. 
 
 trail, trot, s. piste, trace, f. || queue, trainee, 
 
 trail, trot, T. a. sulvre a la piste, tratnsr. 
 
 .train, iron, 8. artifice, plSge, m. || queue, 
 f. I) serie, suite, f. || (rail.) train, convoL 
 m. || mCtbodp, march?, procession, f. || 
 traiuee de poudre, f. || down--, (rail.) 
 train descendant, m., train qul part de 
 Londres, m. || eacourslon-~, train de 
 plaisir, m. || express -~, express, train 
 express, m. || mlzed -, train mizte, 
 m. || parliamentary ~, loir-~, train- 
 omnibag, m. || throngrh--, train direct, 
 m. [I np-~, (rail.) train montant, train qnl 
 ra & Londrea, m. || ~ of artillery, train 
 d'artlllerie, m. || on, s. hnile de bai^Lne, f. 
 
 train, tran, T. a. trainer, enferatner || at- 
 tirer, instruire. dresser, elcver. 
 
 trainer, trdn'tr, 8. Institntenr, m. ||drM- 
 i sear. m. . fcipllne. t || exercice, m. 
 
 training, tran' Ing, 8. education, f. || dis- 
 
 traltor, trcftir.8. trattre, m. 
 
 traltoronai, MTMrflt, , traftre, perflds || 
 ly, ad. en trattre. 
 
 traitress, trStris, s. trattresse, f. 
 
 tram, train, 8. chariot de ronlsgo, m. || 
 rail plat, m. [ trave, (. 
 
 trammel, trdm'mfl, s. tramall, m. || en- 
 trammel, trdrn'mil, T. a. entraver. 
 
 tramp, trdmp, s. vagabond, m. || bruit des 
 pas, pietinement. m. fsnr. 
 
 trample, tr&m'pl, T. a. fooler || marcher 
 
 trampling-, trdmp'lfng, 8. ptStinement, m. 
 
 trtvmway, trdm'iva, a. tramway, m. 
 
 trance, tram, s. extase, t. \\ (mM.l cata- 
 lepsie, f. 
 
 tranced, tram' id, a. en extaae. 
 
 tranqnll, trSri ktvil, a. (-ly, ad.) tranqulUe 
 (ment). (User. 
 
 tranqnllllBe, trtn'kwfli*, r. a. tranqujl- 
 
 trano.nlllity, trS,n kwfl' \ tl, s. tranquil- 
 1U6, f. ffalres. 
 
 transact, trantUkf. T. a. fairs ees af- 
 
 tranaaotlon, trdne if thun, 8. negotiation, 
 affaire, t || -s. pi. mmoires, m. pi. 
 
 transactor, MM (M1er L s. n^gociatenr, m. 
 
 transalpine, trans &' pin, a. transalpin. 
 
 tran satlan tic, tr&nt &t tdn' Hk, a. frans- 
 atlantique. fmoater || exceller. 
 
 tranaoend, tran fend', v. a. surpasser, snr- 
 
 tranaoendenoy, trdiw ten' dfn si, s. ex- 
 cellence, f. || eiagSralion, f. 
 
 transcendent, tran sin' dint , a. trans- 
 cendantjl -ly, ad. par excellence. 
 
 transcribe, tr&atknA', v. a. tranacrire, 
 copier. 
 
 transcriber, trdmikri'btr, a. copisU in. 
 
 transcript, tr&n'tkript, B. oooie, L 
 
 tranaorlptloa, /-aA/ '*". " 
 
 ui-lpUuu, L 
 
 U-auuept, tr&n'tfpt, . transept, in. 
 transfer, transfer, 8. transport, m. || 
 
 cession, S. 
 
 late, Mi, fdr, l; _ kfrt, git, Mr; - WM, ftw; - no, Ml, pnvt; - M;
 
 transfer tremble 
 
 231 
 
 transfer, transfer' t v. a. transferer, trans- 
 porter || transmettre. 
 
 transferable, trans fbr'abl, a. trans- 
 ferable, transportable. 
 
 transferrer, trdmfcr'rer, s. cfdant, m. 
 
 transfiguration, trans fig u ra' ttiun, 8. 
 transfiguration, f. 
 
 trans II g-ure, trans fig' ir, v. a. trane- 
 tlgurer, transformer. 
 
 transfix, trans fik/f , v. a. transporter. 
 
 transform, trans frf&rm' , v. a. (& n.) (se) 
 transformer. 
 
 tr ana formation, trantfri&r ma' shun, s. 
 transformation, metamorphose, f. 
 
 transfuse, trans fuz? , v. a. trans vaser. 
 
 transgress, tr&ns grto' , v. a. A a. trans- 
 gresser, vloler. 
 
 transgression, tramgrfxh'un, s. trans- 
 gressioii, violation, f., pfchS. m. 
 
 transgressor, trans griff eer, s. trans- 
 gresseur, m. || pficheur, m. 
 
 transient, transient ou tran'ihlnt, a. 
 transitoire, pnssager || -ly, ad. en passant. 
 
 transit, trdw'it, a. passage, transit, m. 
 
 transition, tr&nzis/i'iin, s. transition, f. 
 
 transitive, trS.iufiti\>, a. (gr.) transit!?. 
 
 transltoriness, trdntfltirt nit, s. courte 
 durfif, L fpnss-iefr. 
 
 transitory, rrdiw'fMrf. a. transitoire, 
 
 translatable, r<in Id' t&bl, a. trad disable. 
 
 translate, irclna Joi', v. a. tradulre || trans- 
 ffirer. [version, f. 
 
 translation, Iran* la' shun, s. traduction, 
 
 translator, trdntla'tir, s. traducteur, m. 
 
 translnoent, trant Iff tint, &. translucide. 
 
 transmarine, trans md ren' , a. d'outre- 
 miT. (transmigration, f. 
 
 transmigration, trdnt migrSshun, g. 
 
 transmissible, <r(in^ni>'/i A?, a. trans- 
 missible, fmi-jsion, f. 
 
 transmission, tranimlffi'un, s. trans- 
 transmit, trantmU' , v. a. tranftmettre. 
 
 transmutation, trans mu ta'nhun, e. trans- 
 mutation, !. ftransformer. 
 
 transmute, trans mOf, v. n. transmuer, 
 
 transom, tran'iSm, s. traverse, f. 
 
 transparency, trans pd'rfn si, s. trans- 
 parence, f. || transparent, in. 
 
 transparent, trfntpa'rtnt.h. transparent)) 
 -ly, ad. d'nne maniSre tranoparente. 
 
 transpire, trdmplr'. v. a. transplrer. 
 
 transplant, transplant" , v. a. transplanter. 
 
 transplantation, trans plan td' thiin, s. 
 transplantation, f. [sant. 
 
 transplendent, frdn tplin'dlnt,*. fblouis- 
 
 transport, trtns'pSrt, 8. transport, m. || 
 vaisseaa ae transport, m. II doportfi, m. 
 
 transport, trantporr, v. a. transporter || 
 d^porter. [portable. 
 
 transportable, trans porf a bl, a. trans- 
 transportation , trant par la' s/i-un, a. 
 transportation, f. || transport, m. || d- 
 portatlon, f. 
 
 transporting 1 , Irani purring, a. ravtaBaot 
 
 transpose, trantpit* , v. n. trunipus*T. 
 
 transposition, (rd/iouzUA'u/i, s. trans- 
 position,, t 
 
 trans-ship, front ship', v. a. transborder. 
 transubstantiate, tram rub itan' thi at, 
 
 v. a. transsubstantier. 
 tran substantiation, trSneub stan/tliia'- 
 
 shun, s. transsubstantiation, f. 
 transverse, trant vtrs', a. transversal || 
 
 -ly, ad. de travers. fs. trappe, f. 
 
 trap, trap, s. trappe, f.. pUge, m. || ~-door, 
 trap, trap, v. a. prendre au piSge. 
 trapeze, trapez" , s. trapeze, m. 
 trapping's, trap'pingz, s. pi. ornement 
 
 d'une selle, m. |l parure, f. 
 trapplst, trdp'pltt, s. trappiste, m. 
 trash, trdth, s. camelote, f., rebut, m., 
 
 drogue, i. [mgchant. 
 
 trashy, 'troth' I, a, de rebut II mauvais, 
 travel, trav'fl, 8. voyage, m. ' 
 travel, trav'fl, v. a, <t n. voyager || par- 
 
 courir || Stre en voyage. 
 traveller, trar' filer, 8. voyageur, m. || 
 
 commercial ~, rorumis voyageur, m. 
 travelling-, traveling, s. voyages, m. pi. 
 traverse, trdi/ert, v. a. traverser. 
 travesty, trdv'tstt, 8. travesti, m. II trn- 
 
 vestissement, in. 
 
 travesty, trav'lt t\, v. a. travestir. 
 tray, tra, s. plateau a rebords, m. || auge, f., 
 
 baquet, m. 
 treacherons, trick' tr Si, a. trattre, per- 
 
 flde || -ly, ad. en traltre, avec perftdle. 
 treachery, trfch'eri, s. trahlson, per- 
 
 fidle, f. 
 
 treacle, trffkl, 8. mfilasse, tbfirinque, f. 
 tread, trfd, s. pas, m. || (of birds) ac- 
 
 couplement, m. || ~-mlll, s. moulin da 
 
 discipline, m. || treuil a tambour, m. 
 tread, trid, v. a. A n. ir. marcher ear, 
 
 fouler || Crraser, frayer || cocher II B'ac- 
 'coupler (of birds). \germe, m. 
 
 treadle, trid' I, s. marcbe, f. J| (of egrg-s) 
 treason, tre"zn, a. trail I son, f. || high -, 
 
 Idse-majesIS, f. 
 
 treasonable, tri"znabl, a. trattre. 
 treasnre, trizh'mr, s. tr$sor, m. 
 treasure, trizh'SSr, v. a. thCsaurlser, 
 
 amasser, accumuler. 
 treasurer, trizh'ovrer, s. trfisorier, m. 
 treasnrershlp, trfzh'fOrirtMp, s. em- 
 
 ploi de trgsorler, m. 
 treasury, trizK tftr \, 8. trflsorerie, f. || 
 
 ministCre des finances, m. 
 treat, tret, s. rgal, m. || banquet m. 
 treat, tret, v. a. & n. trailer || discuter || 
 
 rgal er. 
 
 treatise, triftz, s. traltfi, ouvrage, m. 
 treatment, tret' mint, s. traitement, m. 
 treaty, trft'i. 8. trait?, m. 
 treble, tribfl, t. (num.) le deasus. 
 treble, trtb'l, v. a. & n. tripler. 
 treble, trf.tt'l, a. triple, 
 trebly, triVli, ad. triplement. 
 tree, tre, 8. arbre, m. || pontet, m. |[ ern- 
 
 boucboir, ia. || croiz, f. || family -~, arbre 
 
 gnalui;iciue, m. 
 trefoil, .'/"*', trtfle, in. 
 trellis, trfClit. s. trelllis, m. 
 trembla, trim bl, v. n. trembler. 
 
 i fSSt, iibe, tut. 1| chair, joy; game, yet; toul, teal; thing, Oler.
 
 232 
 
 trembling troublous 
 
 trembling:, trim' Ming, 8. tremblement, m. 
 tremblingrly, tr imf bling If. ad. en trem- 
 
 blant. Iterrible(ment). 
 
 tremendous, trtmfn'd-ut, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 tremulous, trfm'ulus, a. tremblant. 
 trench, trinsh, s. tranchee. f. II rigolc, t 
 trench, trftisli. v. a. trancher || cre.user. 
 trencher, tr&nah'trj B. tranchoir. m. II 
 
 la le, f. H man, s. ami de table, m. [j 
 
 pique-assiette, m. 
 trepan, trfpdn', B. trfipan, m. 
 trepan, tripdn', v. a. trtpaner. 
 trespass, tres'pas, e. violation de pro- 
 
 prietfi, f. || injure, f. || offense, f. 
 trespass, tris'pan, v. n. transgresscr, 
 
 contreveolr a la lol. violer. 
 trespasser, trts'piit ser, B. d611nquant,m. || 
 
 intms, m. 
 
 tress, Irts, B, tresse, boucle de cheveox, f. 
 trestle, tris'tl, B. tableau, chevalet, m. 
 trial, tri'dl, s. essai, m., Cpreuve, tentative, 
 
 f. || Jugement, proems, m. if to be on one's 
 
 ~, etre en cause || to take on ~, prendre 
 
 a 1'essal. 
 
 trlangrle, trV&nggl, B. triangle, n. 
 triangular, tnang'gulir, a. triangulnirc. 
 tribal, tri'bdl, a. qui fait partie d'une tribu. 
 tribe, trib, 8. classe. tribu, famille, f. 
 tribulation, tribute' shun, B. vexation, f. 
 tribunal, tribu'ndl, B. tribunal, m. 
 tribune, trWvn ou trTfrtZn. s. tribun, m. 
 tributary! trib'uttrl. s. tnbutaire, m. 
 tributary, trib'v tir\. a. tributaire. 
 tribute. <rii'u<, 8. tribut, m. 
 trice, tns, B. instant, clin d'oeil, m. 
 trichina, tri ki' n&, 8. trichine, f. 
 trick. tr\k, e. tour d'adresse, artifice, m., 
 
 fourberie, 1 || main, levee, f. 
 trick, triJc. T. a. tricher, duper || orner, paper. 
 trickery, trik'tri, B. tricheric, t, artifice, 
 
 m., fraude. f. 
 
 trickle, trikfkl. v. n. rnisseler, dgoutter. 
 trickster, trUettir, t. fourbe, m. || trom- 
 
 pcur. m. fm. 
 
 tricolour, frPMB*-. 8. drapeau trlcolore, 
 trlcoloured, trl'kiil&rd, a. tricolore. 
 trident, tri'dfnt. e. trident, m. 
 triennial, tri in' nidi, a. tnennal. 
 trier, tri'ir, B. expgrimentateur, m. || 
 
 Cprenve, 1. |f pierre de touche, f. 
 trine, trVfl, B. bagatelle, babiole, vtille, f. 
 trine, tri'Jl, T. a. & n. badiner, s'amuscr a 
 
 des riens. 
 
 triner, tri'JUr, B. badin, baguenaudier, m. 
 trltUngr, tri' fling, a. futile, frivols || peu 
 
 de chose || -ly, ad. IfigOrement. 
 triningrness, trfflingnls, B. futilite, f. 
 trigger, trlg'gtr, *. dfilente, f. 
 trlronometry, trig On 6m.' i tri, s. trigono- 
 
 metrie, (. 
 
 trilateral, trildt'eral, a. trilateral. 
 trill, tnl, . (mus.) trille, t. 
 trill, triL T. a. &. u. (iiuiM.) triller. 
 trim, trim, I. parure, f., an image, m. || 
 
 attlrail, m. 
 trim, trim, v. a, & n. ajuster, eqnlper. 
 
 orner, parer || nettoyer || raser, couper || 
 
 arrtmer || orienter (sails) || firoonder 
 
 (trees) || bsiter. [(ment). 
 
 trim, trim, a. (-ly, ad.) Wen ajustfi || propre 
 trimmer, trim'mtr, a. dtcorateur, m. || 
 
 (fig.) girouette, f. fornements, m. pi. 
 
 trimming:, trim'mlng, s. garniture, f., 
 trlnitarian, trin i ta' ri an , B. trinitaire, m. 
 trinity, trin'itf, s. trinitC, f. 
 trinket, tring'kit, s. bagatelle, f., coli- 
 trlo, tre'd ou tri'o, B. trio, m. [fichet, m. 
 trip, trip, s. croc-en- Jam be, faux pas, m. II 
 
 excursion, f. 
 trip, trip, v. a. & n. supplanter || attraper || 
 
 trfibuchei 1 , faire nne bfivue |j se mSprendre [| 
 
 faire un petit voyage. 
 tripartite, tri par 1 tit, a. tripartl. 
 tripe, trip, s. tripes, f. pi. 
 triple, trip' I, a. triple, 
 triplet, trip'lgt, B. trio, m. || triolet, m. || 
 
 tercet, m. 
 
 tripod, tri'pnd, 8. tripled, m. 
 tripos, tri'pds, B. (univ.) grand conconrs,m. 
 trireme, tn'rem, B. trirfime, f. 
 trisyllabic, tri til lib' tk, a. trisyllabe. 
 trisyllable, tritffUtbl, s. trisyllabe, m. 
 trite, trit, a. (-ly, ad.) usS || trivial(ement). 
 triteness, trifnft, 8. triviality, f. 
 triturate, trifurat, v. a. trltnrer, broyer. 
 trltur ation, trit u rashun, 8. trituratlon, 
 triumph, tn'umf, s. triomphe, m. 
 triumph, trtfumf, v. n. trlompher. 
 triumphal, tnvm'fal, a. triompbal. 
 triumphant, trium'fdnt, a. tnomphant H 
 
 -ly, ad. en triompbe. [m. 
 
 triumvirate, tri um' virat, e. trinmvlrat, 
 trivet, triii 1 it, B. tripled, m. 
 trlvlal,<rt'i^,a.(-ly 1 ad.)trivlal(ement)|| 
 
 commun, vulgaire. 
 
 triviality, trividl'itt, 8. trivialltg, L 
 trog-lodite, trSg'lodit, B. troglodyte, m. 
 troll, trol, v. a. & n. toumer, rouler. 
 trolley, trSVK, 8. tomberean, m. 
 trollop, trffl'lop, B. souillon, f. 
 troop, trap, 8. troupe, bande, compagnle, 1 1| 
 
 ~-horse, 8. cbeval de troupe, m. 
 troop, trap, v. n. marcher par troupes || 
 
 s'attrouper. [cavalier, m. 
 
 trooper, trop'tr, 8. soldat de cavalerie, 
 trophy, trfffi, B. trophee, m. 
 tropic, trSpik, s. tropique, m. 
 troplo(al), trop'ik(dtj, a. tropique, m6ta- 
 
 phorique. 
 
 trot, tr8t, B. trot, m. || iog-~, petit trot, m. 
 trot, trdt, v. n. trotter. 
 troth, truth, B. fidellte, foi, t. || ffcjt*, (. 
 trotter, trit'ttr, B. trotteur, m. || pled de 
 
 mouton, m. 
 trouble, trub'l. B. pfciue, f., tourment, m., 
 
 inquietude, f. l| trouble, m. 
 trouble, trub'l, v. H. truubler. 
 troublesome, trub'l sum, a. iuqulStani, 
 
 enouyeux, p^uible, U6sagr6able, importtm. 
 troublesomeness, trut/ I turn nil, B, 
 
 ennui, m. || peine, importunite, f. 
 troublous, truVlut, a. tumultueux, agitfl, 
 
 oonfus. 
 
 UUe, Mt, for, Itto; here, git, htr; *i\nt, tn; no, hit, -frfvt; -- Ad; -
 
 trough tunlo 
 
 233 
 
 trough, trtif, a. ftiige, f. || baquet, m. || in 
 the ~ of the sea, dans 1'entre-deux des 
 lames. [pantalons, f. 
 
 trousering:, trdK/ztoring, 8. fitoffe pour 
 
 tronsera, troMf zerz, s. pi. pantalqn, m. 
 
 trout, <rofc>r, B. truite, f. 
 
 tro-ve, <ro, ?. trouvaille, f. || treasure , 
 tremor trouve, m. [m. 
 
 trowel, trowel, a. truelle, f. || deplantoir, 
 
 truant, tro'&nt, e. faineant, vagabond, m. 
 
 truant, tro'int, a. p.ireescuz, fainCauU 
 
 truce, trot, B. trtve, f. 
 
 truck, truk, g. troc, (change, m. || tratneau, 
 camion, m. || wagon, m. || charmte. f. || 
 roue d'affflt, f. || (rail.) plate-forme, f. 
 
 truck, triik, v. a. troquer. 
 
 truckle, triik'l, (--bad), s. roulette, f. 
 
 truckle, truk' I, v. a. Be soumettre, ramper. 
 
 truculent, trvkfulSnt, a. sauvage, cruel. 
 
 trudire, trvj, v. D. marcher avec peine, se 
 trainer || fair* route a pled. . 
 
 true, tro. a. vrai, veritable, aincflre II pur, 
 natnrel || fidile. probe || exact || --born, 
 -bred, a. de bonne race || ~-hearted, 
 a. honnetp, fiddle || --love, a. bien-almd, 
 m. |l --lovers' knot, s. ncsud d'amour, 
 m. (en forme de CO). 
 
 truffle, trufjl, 8. truffe. f. 
 
 truism, trffizm, . vCrite ivldente, f. 
 
 truly, tro'li, ad. vSritablemcnt, rlellement, 
 jnstement. [atout, m. 
 
 trump, trump, a. trorapo, trompette, f. || 
 
 trump, trump, v. a. jouer un atout II to ~ 
 up, in venter. 
 
 trumpery, trump' iri, t. fourberie, faua- 
 8616, Invention. t || friperie, f. 
 
 trumpery, trump' eri, a. trompeur, faux. 
 
 trumpet, trum'p't, n. trompette, f. (j trom- 
 pette, m. |j speaking; >~, comet acons- 
 lique, m. [clamcr || divulguer. 
 
 trumpet, tr&m'jpit, v. a. tit)mpeter II pro- 
 trumpeter, trum'pittr, t. troinnette, m. 
 (A [fig.) f.). fmutller. 
 
 truncate, Irunjknt', v. n. tronconner, 
 
 truncheon, trun'thun, t. groi baton, m. 
 
 trundle, trun'dl, t. roulette, f. 
 
 trundle, trun'dl, v. n. rouler. 
 
 trunk, tr&ngk, 8. tronc. m. II malle, f. II 
 coffre, m. |j trompe (d'un elephant), f. 
 torse, m. || --llgrht, e. abat-jour, m. || 
 >-line, 8. llgne principale, f. ||~-maker, 
 a. coffretier, layetler, m. 
 
 trunnion, triin'yun. 8. tourlllon, m. 
 
 truss, tr&i, t. bandage, m. || trousoe, 'f., 
 paquet, m. || ~-maker, 8. bandaglate, m. 
 
 truss, true, v. a. empaqueter II trouaser. 
 
 truaael-bed, tru* til bid, B. lit de aaugle, 
 m. 
 
 trust, trutt, 8. cooflaoce, aaaurance, espfi- 
 rancv, t || Uepot, m. || commlulon, ud- 
 mlalstratlofi, L, credit, in. || breauh of 
 --, B. (J ur -> feiouie, f. || parjure, m. 
 
 trust, trutt, v. a. & n. se tier a, avoir 
 counauce en, coaficr, vendre a credit j| 
 esperer, s'attendre &. Iteur, tuteor, m. 
 
 trustee, trit ti' . e. dfpositalre, admlnistra- 
 
 truattly, trutfili. ad. fidelement 
 
 trustiness, triit'linXt, . bonoetetfi, fidft- 
 lite, f. fffial. 
 
 trusty, trXst't, A. fldSle, honnSte, loyal, 
 
 truth, troth, e. fidelltf, ralit6, f. || la ~, 
 of a ~, en vrite, & vrai dire. 
 
 truthful, troth' {661, a. plein de vgrilg. 
 
 try, tri, v. a. An. essayer Spronver, tenter || 
 f purer, rafflner If j tiger || t&cber || mettre en 
 jujementj] fatiguer. 
 
 trying:, Irving, a. pgnible, cruel || critique. 
 
 tryst, trwt, s. reiidez-vous, m. 
 
 trystingr-plaoe, frit? ing plot, . lieu da 
 rendez-vous, m. 
 
 tub, tub, B. baquet, m., tine, CUTC, t 
 
 tube, tub, e. tube, conduit, m. 
 
 t.nberole, tu'bfrkl, s. tnbercnle, m. 
 
 tuberculosis, tubirtnilffrit, 8. (mM.) 
 tuberculose, f. .. 
 
 tuberose, IS 'biros, s/rubgrenfie, f. 
 
 tuberous, tu'tih-uf, a. tnberculeux. 
 
 tubular, rti'tu/^r, a. tubulatre||~-brid8re, 
 8. pont-tube, m. 
 
 tuok, ti'ik, s. pli, rempli, m. II egtoc, m. 
 
 tack, tuk, v. a. relronsser, relnver || to - 
 up, trouspor, retrou86er || to ~ in, rentrer. 
 
 tucker, tiik'tr. B. collerette, f. 
 
 Tuesday, lufda, B. marcli, m. 
 
 tuft, tuft, B. touffe, f. || houppe, f. (I (mil.) 
 pompon, m. || --hunter. R. plat valei 
 (qui se fauflle avrc IPB gens lmpp8), m. 
 
 tufted., tvft'fd, a. touffu, pcluche. 
 
 tugTi tug, 8. tiraillement, m., sccousse, f. || 
 remorqueur, m. 
 
 tugr, tug, v, n. <t n. tlrer || remorquer || lutter. 
 
 tuition, tHith-'un, B. enseignement, ni., 
 instruction, f. || pension (price of school - 
 Ing:), f. fde rose, m. 
 
 tulip, tu'lip, 8. tulipe, f. || --wood, B. boiB 
 
 tumble, turn' hi, B. chute, f. jj culbutr, f. 
 
 tumble, turn' hi, v. a. <fe n. Jeter par terrn, 
 toumer, bouleverser || dlgnngoler || chif- 
 fon ner (I sc Jeter, tomber.rouler. 
 
 tumbledown, tilm' bl dtifin, a. dfilabrS, 
 qui menace mine. 
 
 tumbler, lum'bUr, 8. eauteur. m. || bate- 
 leur, m. II grand verre, m. I (of fire- 
 arms) gflchette, t [calason, m. 
 
 tumbril, tvm'/>nl, B. tomberrau, m. ||(m!l.) 
 
 tumefy, tu'mtfi, v. a. tumefler. 
 
 tumour, tti'mfr, 8. tumour, f. 
 
 tumul^r, ttfmultr, a. tumulalre. 
 
 tumult, tu'miilt, B. tumulte, trouble, m., 
 6meute, f. 
 
 tumultuous, tumul'tufa, a, tumultu>nx|| 
 ly, ad. tumultueusement. fm. 
 
 tun, tun, 8. tonne, f. || tonneau, m. (jivrogne, 
 
 tunable, ttifn&bl, a. barmonieux || accor- 
 dable. 
 
 tun*, (tin, a. ton, BOO, air, m., harmonic, f., 
 accord, m. || bonne bumeur, f. || In -, a. 
 de bonne bumeur || out of -, a. de mau- 
 valae huuieur. 
 
 tuuw, tun, v. H. accorder. 
 
 tuneful, tun' foot, a. haruionleux. 
 
 tuneless, tun'Ui, a. dleconlanL 
 
 tuner, tu n4r, B. accordeur, m. 
 
 tunic, tu'nik, 8. tunlque, f. 
 
 /, t*, . H'cWr, Joy ; gamo, yw; tout, teal; thing, OUrt.
 
 234 
 
 tuning tympan(um) 
 
 tuning, turning, B. accord, m. || fork, 
 8. diapason, m. || --hammer, 8. accor- 
 dolr, m. flunnel, m. 
 
 tunnel, tun'ntl, e. tuyau de cheminCe, m. || 
 
 tunnel, tun' nil, r. a. percer. 
 
 tunny, tun'ni, e. thon, m. 
 
 turban, rtKMn, B. turban, m. 
 
 tnrbld, Mr" VIA, a. trouble, bourbenx. 
 
 turbo t, tfr'tat, 8. tarbot, m. 
 
 turbulence, tir'bultm, a. turbulence, f., 
 tnmulte, m., agitation, f. 
 
 turbulent, tir'bulint, a. turbulent, sedi- 
 tfeux, tumnltueux || bruyant. 
 
 tureen, turen' , 8. sonp18re, Bancifre, f. 
 
 turf, t*rf, 8. gazon, m. || tourbe, f. f| hippo- 
 drome, m. iftnrf, ra., courses, t. pi. 
 
 turf, tirf, v. a. gazonner. 
 
 turfing 1 , ttrfing, e. gazonnement, m. 
 
 turfite, terf'it, e. (fara.) amateur du turf, 
 m. I) escroc, m. 
 
 turgid, ttr'jid, a. en/16, ampoule. 
 
 Turkey(~-cock, ~-hen), ttr'ki, B. coq 
 d'Inde, dlndon, m. || dlnde, f. 
 
 turmerlo, ttr'mh-ik, s. (bot.) eafran des 
 Indes, m. 
 
 turmoil, ttr'md^l, 8. trouble, vacarme, m. 
 
 turn, ttrn, 8. tour, m. II detour, m. || 
 changement, m. |l retonr, m. || service, m. 
 || tournure, f. || forme, f., contour, ra. " 
 
 gout, m. II at every ~, a tout boot de 
 
 champ || to 
 
 sufflre. 
 
 serve one's ~, satisfalre, 
 
 torn. Urn, T. a. &. n. tourner, faire tourner, 
 retourner, renvereer || changer |l falre bais- 
 eer || faconner au tour, former || traduire || 
 dlriger || examiner || se tourner, se retour- 
 ner 1| se diriger vers || se transformer, se 
 changer, s'altfirer || devenlr || to ~ away, 
 renvoyer, congfidier || to ~ round, tour- 
 ner, retourner || to ~ over, tourner || 
 feuilleU-r || to ~ out, mettre dehors || to 
 ~ up, trousser || remplier || to ~ the 
 tables on one, falre changer la fortune II 
 ~-oock, 8. fontainief, m. Ij off, 8. em- 
 brancbement, m. || ost, 8. train, equi- 
 pagt, m. || grSye, I. || gare d'Cvitement, t. 
 
 turncoat, tern'kot, 8. rengat, m. 
 
 turner, ttorn'er. s. tourneur, m. 
 
 turning, tern'ing, a. tournant, rtgtour. 
 coude, m. || rue, L || ~-ln, B. rempli, m. || 
 --lathe, g. tour, m. 
 
 turnip, ter'nip, 8. navet, m. 
 
 turnkey, tern' ke, B. porte-cl<5s. m. 
 
 turnpike, tern'pik, 8. toumiquet, m. || 
 barriere, m. 
 
 turnplate, tern'plot, turntable, Urn'- 
 tobl, 8. plaque tournnnte, f. || ^-keeper, 
 B. garde de plaque tournante, m. 
 
 turnaorew, ttrn'ikro, 8, touruevls, m. 
 
 turnspit, ttrn.' spit. B. touroe-brouhe, m. 
 
 turnstile, tirn'atil, 8. tuuroiquet ni. 
 
 turpunttne, Hi' uen tin. B. leiebtmltiiue, 
 L || --tree, a. t!rbliitLe, m. 
 
 turpitude, ttr'pitwt, . turpitude, f. 
 
 turttuuluu, ttrkcfy* uu tAf kuiuwz, s. tor- 
 turret, tiir'rit, B. tourelle, f. [quoUe. f. 
 
 turreted, tiir'rit M, a. Qanqufi de tourelles. 
 
 turtle, ter'tl, B. tourterelle, I. \\ tortue, f. II 
 
 ~-dove, 8. tonrterelle, f. 
 tush I tilth, bah I talsez-vous done! 
 tusk, tutk, 8. defenses du sangller, f. pL 
 tusked, tuskt, a. muni de defenses. 
 tussle, tua'sl, e. lutte, f., chamallUa, m. 
 tut I Hit, ta ! 
 
 tutelage, tu'tflaj, t. tutelle, f. 
 tutelar, tu'teUr. a. tutflalre. [tutelar, m. 
 tutor, tu'ttr, 8. instituteur, precept^ur, m.. 
 tutor, t&Ur, T. a. Instruire, enseigner || 
 
 reprendre. (communs. 
 
 twaddle, twSd'dl, v. n. debiter des lieux 
 t'waln, tivan, a. deux. 
 twang, tw&ng, s. son algu, m. || son nasll- 
 
 lard, m. frendre nn son algu. 
 
 twangr, twing, v. a. & n. falre resonner || 
 tweak, tu'ek, v. a. pincer. 
 t-weezera, twfzirz, s. pi. pincettes, f. pi. 
 twelfth, twelfth, B. douziSnie, douze, m. 
 twelfth, twelfth, a. douzieme, douze || ~- 
 
 night, s. Jour des Bols, m. 
 t'welve, tvflv, 8. douze, m. || mldl, m. || 
 
 minult, m. 
 
 twelve, twilv, a. douze II mtdl || mlnriit. 
 t-welvnmonth, twilv'mutith, e. annee, f. 
 twentieth, twfn'ti ith, a. vingtWme. 
 fwenty, ttvfn'ti, a. vtngt. 
 twice, twit, ad. deux fola. 
 twiddle, twld'dl, v. a. palppr, tftter. 
 twig, twig, s. brancbe, briiulille, f. 
 twilight, twVKt, B. crgpuscule, f. 
 twill, twil, 8. crois6, m. 
 twin, twin, B. jumenu, m., lumelle, f. 
 twine, twin, s. entrelacement, m. II ficelle, f. 
 twine, twin, v. a. (An.) (s')entrelacer || 
 
 entortiller || serpenter. 
 twlnaro, twinj, 8. einncement, m. |] tour- 
 
 ment, m. || remords, m. 
 twlngre, twinj, T. a. pincer, tourmenter. 
 twinkle, twing'kl, v. n. etinceler, sdn- 
 
 tiller || clignoter. 
 twinkling, twing'tclfna. B. etlncellement, 
 
 m. M clin d'ceil, m., oeillade, f. 
 twirl, twerl, s. rotation, f. 
 twirl, twirl, T. a. & n. tourner, falre tour- 
 ner M tourner, tonrnoyer. 
 twist, twist, s. cordon, m. || cordon net, 
 
 m. || tortlllement, m. || (of tobacco) ca- 
 
 rotte, f. || (arq.) nervwe, t. 
 twist, twist, v. a. & n. retordre, Usser, 
 
 tresser, entortiller, enlacer || s'entrelacer, 
 
 B'entortlller. [procher. 
 
 twit, twit, T. a. blamer || to ~ with, re- 
 twUch, twich, s. sscousse, f. || contracUon 
 
 spasmodlque, f. 
 
 twitch, tvnch, v. a. tiraillpr, tirer, pincer. 
 twitter, twifter, B. gazouilleiiient, m. 
 twitter, twifter, v. n. gazouUler. 
 two, to, a. deux || to walk ~ and ~, aller 
 
 braa dessua bras dessoua. 
 twofold, Iff fold, a. & ad. double. 
 twopence, tffplns uu tup'fnt, 8. vlngt 
 
 ceiitliues. 
 
 twopouny, tu^'ini, a. de viflgt BBBumM. 
 tympan(um), tim'pin(iim), B. tympsu, 
 
 late, h&t, fir, IdO; hire, git, Mr; KWM, Inn; - no, hit, provi
 
 type unaspiring 
 
 235 
 
 pographlcdvl), fipografik(dl),a. typo- 
 pogrraphy, Kpdg'rdfi.K. typographle, f. 
 rannlcal, rtrdn'nt**, a. tyrannique || 
 
 type, <tp, i. type, caracUre (d'imprimerie), 
 m. || --founder, 8. fondeur en caracte'rea 
 d'imprimerie, m. || --foundry, B. fon- 
 derle de lettrps, f. 
 
 typhoid, tPfifyd, a. typhoYde. 
 
 typhoon, tifnn' , g. typbon, m. 
 
 typhus, U'/MJ, g. typhus, m. 
 
 typographer, tipf>g'rafir, s. tvpojn-ftphc, 
 m. fgraphique. 
 
 typogTaphlo(aOL), fipogr&ffkfdl),a. typo- 
 
 typogrri 
 
 tyrannl 
 -ly, ad. en tyran. 
 
 tyrannise, tir'fmiz, v. a. tyranntoer. 
 
 tyranny, Kr'dnf, a. tyrannic, f. 
 
 tyrant, tf r<fn<, B. tyran, m. 
 
 tyro, tf'ro, a. novice, oommen^ant, m. 
 
 u. 
 
 ubiquity. tiMVwCff, 8. presence univer- 
 
 wlle, nbfqiiite, f. 
 
 ndder, Ad'tttr, 8. pis, m.. tetlne, f. 
 up-linen*, ug'Unit, a. laldeur, difformtt6, 
 ug-ly, /. a. laid, diffortne. If. 
 
 nicer, after, a. ulcSre, m. II aphthe, m. 
 ulcerate, ul'tfrdt, v. a. (An.) (')ulc@rer. 
 nlneratlon, vl >ir ffthun, 8. Dictation, f. 
 nlcronB,' ul'iirut, a. nlc^reux. 
 ulterior, itlt.PrfSr. a. ultCrloiir. 
 ultimate, WUm&t, a. demler, dCclnU || 
 
 -ly, ad. enfin, ft la fin. 
 ultimatum, ul timd'titm, a. ultimatum, m. 
 ultimo, ul'timo, ad. da mols dernier, 
 ultra, fil'trd, a. eztrime. 
 ultramarine, J trd m& rln', 8. outremer, 
 
 m. [mer. 
 
 ultramarine, vllr/imdrfn', a. d'oulre- 
 nltramontane, ultramfn'tan, a. ultra- 
 
 montaln, m. 
 ultramontane, Qltr&mtn'tan, a. ultra-. 
 
 montain. 
 
 umber, Hm'btr, a. terre d'ombre, f. 
 nmbrai/e, tim'braj, g. ombrage, m. || to 
 
 take ~, prendre nmbrage. 
 umbrella, umbrll'lti, a. paraplule, m. |) 
 
 to put up an ~, ourrlr le paraploie || ~- 
 
 cae, e. (ourreau de paraplule, m. |] ~- 
 
 Htand, g. porte-paraplulea, m. 
 nmplragre, vm'piraj, 8. arbitrage, m. 
 umpire, um'plr, 8. arbitre, m. 
 unabashed, ten d bits/if, a. nans vergogne. 
 unabated. 4i(ibVtld, a. non aflaibli || 
 
 toujoun egal. 
 
 unable, una'bl, a. incapable II ne pouvant. 
 unaccented, Hn dk sn' tfd, a. anna accent, 
 nnaooeptable, un&kigptibt, a. luaccep- 
 
 Uble, dSsHgrfablf. 
 
 unaccepted, unakslp'tlJ, a. refill. 
 TLnacoommodKtlufr.un Mckum'mo 
 
 a. pen aocommodant. 
 unaccompanied, un JA k-uiu'pOat U , a. 
 
 ianj) compaguooii || geul. 
 
 lished. n *t kSm'plisht, a. 
 iDcomplet. 
 
 unaccountable, ten 4* A-orinfd />/, a. In- 
 explicable || bizarre || irresponaable. 
 
 unaccountably, iinak ko&nt'&blS, ad, 
 d'une manidre inexplicable. 
 
 unaccredited, un ak kred' i ted , a. non 
 accrfidite. 
 
 unaccustomed, ?M &k kM tumd, a. pen 
 hiibituG || inaccoutumfi. 
 
 nnackno'wledgred, un&knil'iji, a. non 
 recoonu || non avouf . 
 
 unacquainted, vn a* ArwanC erf,a. inoonnujl 
 qui ignore. 
 
 unadjnBted, Hn Adjust' id, a. non ajnat$|| 
 (jur.) en litige. 
 
 unadorned, tin H difOirnf , a. aana parurp, 
 simple. 
 
 unadulterated, Hn/ldurttr&tfi, a. na- 
 tnrel, par. non frelatfi. 
 
 nnadviaable, unidn'zfiH, a. pea eag II 
 mal TO. 
 
 nnadvlaed, UnMvizf, a. Imprudent, Jn- 
 dlacret, malavige' || -ly, ad. impmdem- 
 mrpt || inronxidPrfrnont. 
 
 unaffected, undfffkffd, a. aana affeclA- 
 tion, simple, aincfire || -ly, ad. sana af- 
 fectation. 
 
 nnaffectedneBB, un ifffkfOd nil, a. Can- 
 deur, ingdnuite, f. 
 
 nnaffeotlngr.un AfffkVing, a. pen tonchant. 
 
 unaided, unarfid, a. aana aide, aana se- 
 conrs. 
 
 unallenable, unfflyfiiibl,*. inalienable. 
 
 unalloyed, unillff6d', a. gang alllajrc, pur. 
 
 unalterable, fin tfu-fttr & bl,&. inalterable, 
 immuable. 
 
 unaltered, tin Hbftird, a. qnl n'eat point 
 changS. 
 
 unambitious, un&mbith'ut, a, aana am- 
 bition. 
 
 unanimity, undnfm'i K, a. unnnlmil', f. 
 
 nnanlmona, undn'imux, a. (-ly, ad.) un- 
 anime(ment). 
 
 unannounced, iin in noTentf , a. aana ae 
 falre annoncer. 
 
 unanswerable, un&n'ttr&bl, a, irr^fii- 
 table, inoonteatable. 
 
 unanswerably, un an' atr & bH , ad. d'one 
 manitre Inconteatable. 
 
 unanswered, vnan'terd, a. (re(6) aana 
 rSpliqup. 
 
 nnappalled, un ftppftl'l' , a. nane cralnte. 
 
 unappeasable, wn6,ppi*&bl, a. Impla- 
 cable. 
 
 unappeaaed, undppczd'.a. non apaisf. 
 
 unappreolatod, fin dp prftM&tld, a. non 
 appr6ci< || tncnniprla. 
 
 unapprehensive, tin&pprf hfn'rin, a. 
 Bang appreiieuslon || peu intelligent. 
 
 unapprlsed, unuvpjrvtdt , a. ignorant (de). 
 
 unapproachable, itnap pTuuh'abl, a. iu- 
 abordable. 
 
 unapproved, un dp jtrovd', a. dtuppruuvS. 
 
 onarmvd, un drma', a. HHIIH anuea. 
 
 unaukud, -un uaAf, a. uuu UeunuiUe ltu 
 etre luvlt*. 
 
 nnaaplrlnr, in d* pi' rin^, a. aana ambi- 
 tion. 
 
 '< ; fSQt, lube, tub. || chair, joy ; game, yM; lout, teal; tMnff, Hiiro,
 
 236 
 
 unassailable uncivil 
 
 unavailable, undtfdi'dN, a. Inatta- 
 
 quable. 
 
 unassisted, unttntfed, a. sans aide, 
 unassorted, iin A.isSrfgd, a. non assort!, 
 unassuming:, v.n & tff ming , a. Bans prS- 
 
 tentlon, modeate. 
 
 unassured, un o thorf, a. non assure, 
 nnatoned, un d tdnf. a. non expift. 
 unattached, un<rdcW, a. indfipendant 
 
 de II en dteponibilltf. 
 unattainable, tin dt n' S (I, a. Impossible 
 
 aatteindre. 
 
 anattalned, un <M <fin/T, a. manqufi. 
 anattempted, un di tfm'tid, a. non tentfi || 
 
 non essayS. 
 unattended, iinStttnd'M, a. Ban* suite, 
 
 seul, sans etre accompagne'. 
 rmattested, tin ttx/M. a. non attests. 
 unattractive, vn&ttraVtw, a. pea aU 
 
 tray ant. 
 tmanthenttoated, un efi' <A#n'<i* <? <W, ft. 
 
 non constatfi |j (Jur.) non legalist. 
 
 Bd, un< 
 antoritS. 
 
 unauthorised 
 
 itfU/thfrizd, a. sans 
 
 <ma.wn.tUny, t/n a uSFlna. n. inutile, futile. 
 unavenged, fa&vinja', a. non vengS || 
 
 Injpuni. 
 
 unavoidable, tin & v&etft bl, a. inevitable. 
 unavoidably, tin&vfi/d'dbli, ad. ineri- 
 
 tablement. 
 
 nnavowed, un d von d', a. non avoue. 
 unaware, vndwar', ad. ignorant, inat- 
 
 tentif. 
 unawares, tZniu'drz', ad. a PimproYiste || 
 
 par mfigarde. 
 
 Tina-wed, unatfuT. a. sans Stre etfrayS. 
 unbacked, tin bdkf , a. Bans appai. 
 unbaked, tin bakf, a. non cult, 
 unballast, feMB'Mbt. v. a. dSlester. 
 unbaptlsed, tin&dptud', a. nou baptise. 
 unbar, Unbar', T. a. dfibarrer. 
 unbearable, unbar 1 a hi, a. insupportable. 
 unbecoming-, vnbfkum'ing, a. raals6ant, 
 
 peu convenable || -ly, ad. contre la bien- 
 
 s^ance. 
 unbecomlngrneas, vnbikum'ingnit, s. 
 
 inconvenance, f. 
 
 unbeHttdnr, un btf\ft%ng, a. inconrenant 
 unbetrlended, vnbifrtnfid, a. tans 
 
 unbelief, tin &<ruf, e. incrMulit?, t ff. 
 unbeliever, un bilet'er, s. incrf dule, m. & 
 unbelieving:, vn be lev' ing, a. incrfdule. 
 unbend, unbend?, v. a. ir. dgbander, d6- 
 
 tendre. relftcber || dglasser. 
 unbending-, unbfnd'ingj a. InOeilble, 
 unbenetloed, in kin' e fist, a. sans bfi 
 
 fice. 
 unbiassed, un&t'&r, a. sans 
 
 Impartial, 
 unbidden, un&id'rfn, a. saos Lnviutloii, 
 
 pontaue, non eoliicitd. 
 unbind, unbind', v. . If. dfiUar, do 
 
 tacber || desaerrw. 
 aab'oaohd, vnblcvhf, a. ecru, 
 uublemlsbed, UnblinSuht, a. sana tacbe, 
 
 par. 
 
 unblnst, unttftf, a. maudlt, miserable, 
 unblown, unblon' , a. non fipanoui. 
 unblushing:, iinbluih'ing, a. effronUS. 
 unbolt, tin boltf, v. a. dSverrouiller, ouvrir. 
 unborn, tin bawrn'. a. & naltre || & venir. 
 unbosom, fmbfiOrfm, v. a. revGler, d8- 
 
 couvrir, confler. 
 unbound, unbound*, a. d611<S || desserrS | 
 
 (ot books) non relifi. 
 unbounded, Unbdfund'ISd, a. Illimit6, In- 
 
 fini, immense || -ly, ad. sans homes. 
 unbridle, tin brfdl, v. a. d^brlder, filer le 
 
 freln II (fig.) decbalner. 
 unbridled, tin brfdld, . dfibridS || effrftn6. 
 unbroken, fmbrffkn, a. non rotnpu or 
 
 cassg |l non Interrompu || non vioKS ||non 
 
 affiibli || indompte. 
 nnbrotherly, unbrtfOl'trlt, ad. IndlgM 
 
 d'un frfire, peu fraternel. 
 unbuckle. flnfrujPW. v. a. dSboucler. 
 unbuilt, tinbilf, a. ft btir. 
 unburden, unbtr'dn, v. a. decharger || 
 
 (Hg.) soulager. 
 
 anbnried, tinl>fr"!d, a. sans ^pulrore. 
 unburnt, tinWrnr", a. non br016. 
 unbutton, untriif tn, v. a. deTwutonner. 
 unoagre, tin kaj' , v. a. delivrer. 
 uncalled, un kaf&'ld' , a. sans etre appelS || 
 
 ~ tor, mal 21 propos || inutile || gratuit || 
 
 imraerite. 
 uncanny, unk&n'nf, a. sinistre, de roau- 
 
 vais augure. 
 uncap, fin kOaf, v. a. (bottles) deoiffer|| 
 
 (swords) dCraoucheter. 
 uncared, tin kard' , a. (~ tor) dont oa ne 
 
 se soucie pas. 
 unoarpeted, un kdrr/ it Xd, a. de'pourru 
 
 de tapis. 
 unceasing:, iinrej\r>g, a. continue!, par- 
 
 pfituel, incessant, 
 unceremonious, timsKrfuffnivt, a. sans 
 
 cf rCmonie j| -ly, ad. NU1B cfirfmonie. 
 uncertain, tin*^Min oa imiir'tin, a. In- 
 certain. 
 
 uncertainty, Unttr't'ln tf, s. incertitude, f. 
 unchain, un rhan' , T. a. decbalner. 
 unchangeable, tin ekSnfi Ji.a.immuablf , 
 
 invariable, 
 unohangreableness, HnehanfHbln.it, s. 
 
 Unmutabillte, Invariabilite, f. 
 unchangeably, tinch&nj' HbH, ad. 1m- 
 
 muablemeuk 
 unohanared, iinchanjd', a. toujours la 
 
 meme, inalterable. 
 unohSAgring:, tin cfianf ing , a. qui ne 
 
 change pas, invariable, 
 uncharitable, tin chdr'itS bl, a. peu chari- 
 table. 
 unoharitableness. ftncMr'ltdblnft, B. 
 
 manque de chart t, in. 
 uncharitably, UncMr'ltdHi, ad. Baor 
 
 charity. 
 
 auchaat*, *cAof, a. InconttneiiL 
 unchecked, UncMkf, a. MUU HMM) 
 
 UIIIID treln, noa r6prlm. 
 unchristian, tin kriefyAn, a. aiitlchrttleu. 
 uncivil, i2nrtir'. a. IndrU, ImpoU 
 
 UUt, hit, far, ldf>; tert, fit, A*-; wfot, inn; no, Wl, |r*r/ M*,'
 
 tmcivillaed 
 
 237 
 
 uncivilised, uniiv'ilizJ, a. Inclvilisa'. 
 unclad, tin kl&df, a. sans vetements, nu. 
 unclaimed, unkldmtf, a. non reclame', 
 unclasp, unkldtj/, v. a. de^rafer. 
 uncle, ung'kl, g. oncle, m. || (fain, pawn- 
 broker) (ante, f. 
 unclean, un klen' , a. (-17, ad.) sale(ment) || 
 
 malpropre || impur. 
 nncleanllness, unkltn'Knis, unclean - 
 
 neea, un klm'nt*, 9. malproprctP, salete. f. 
 nncleansed, unklfmd', a. non purlnl, 
 
 oale || non nettoyg, non cure, 
 nncllnch, vnkKnih', v. a. ouvrir, des- 
 
 serrer. 
 
 unclose, un kloz' , v. a. onvrlr. 
 unclouded, un kl&Jid' fd, a. sans nuages, 
 
 serein. 
 
 unceck, unkijk' , v. a. dgbander. 
 uncoil, unk&jl' , v. a. derouler. 
 uncoloured, un kiil'trd, a. non color6. 
 uncombed, unkomd', a. non pelguS, mal 
 
 p<-lgn6. ^ 
 
 ancomelineaa, un kam'linZi, g. mauvalse 
 
 grftce, laideur, f. 
 uncomely, Unkum'li, a. manquant de 
 
 grftce |] dSgaxrtable. 
 uncomfortable, vnkum'firt&bl, a. ds- 
 
 agrSable, Incommode || mal a 1'aise. 
 uncomf ortablenesa, un kum'fert dbl nil, 
 
 B. d5sapr4mnt, ni., IncommoditS, f. 
 uncomfortably, un k&m'firt & bit, ad. mal 
 
 a 1'aise. 
 uacommon, unkSm'mun, a. pen commun, 
 
 rare || -ly, ad. eztraordlnalrempnt. 
 unoommonneia, UnkSm'mSnnit, s. ra- 
 
 n-te; f. 
 
 uncompleted, un k$mpl?ttd, a. inachcvS. 
 uncompromising:, un k3m' pro misting, a. 
 
 Irreconclllable. 
 
 unconcern, unkSnsem' , g. Indifference, f. 
 unconcerned, tin kSnttrnf, a. Indlfffirent, 
 
 frold |l d8lritres96. 
 unconditional, unkSndiih'un&l, a. gang 
 
 condition, ftbaolu || -ly, ad. Sana condi- 
 tion*, 
 unconflned, vmkSnf\nf , a. illluiltS, tana 
 
 bomea. 
 
 nnoonflrmed, un kSnftrmd", a. non con- 
 tinue || non fortified 
 unconnected, u kin ni ttd, a. d<Scou3u, 
 
 sans liaison, nans rapport. 
 unconquerable, tin king" kir&bl, a. in- 
 vincible || insurmontable. 
 nnoonquered, unkuny' kird, a. non con- 
 
 quls || iDdorapti. 
 unconscionable, \ink6n' shun&bl, a. d6- 
 
 ralsonnable || gang conscience, 
 unoonaolonably, un*un'Aun(I J/, ad. 
 
 d'une manlire deralsonnable || aang cou- 
 
 dence. 
 uneoneolonB, tin kSn'iKui, a. gans la con- 
 
 gcieace de || ignorant || -ly, ad. a son insu. 
 uudunaoloneueae, un kSn'ihut nit , g. 
 
 ignorance, f. [cousacrt || nou bgnit. 
 
 uuoonaeorated, ii-nk&n'itkratid, a, nou 
 uuooiiatltntlonal, ' 
 
 r. UicuudUtUtiouiiel. 
 
 uuooua trained, fin kSn strong', a. gpon- 
 
 tan6, volontalre. 
 uucoiiBtralnt, un kSn ttranf, s. llbertS, f. || 
 
 aisance, f. || lalsser aller, m. 
 unoontamlnated, iinkont&m'inated, a. 
 
 (fig.) pur, sans souillnre. 
 nncontosted, un Icon tts'ttd. a. incontest^. 
 nncontradloted, un I- fin tradik' tid, a. non 
 
 contredit, sans dementi, sann contradiction. 
 uncontrollable, un kin trol'Abl, a. Ingou- 
 
 vemable, irrSsistible. 
 uncontrolled, un kin trolf, a. sans oppo- 
 
 sition H sans freln. 
 unoontroverted, unkon'travert Id, a. ln- 
 
 contest6. 
 unoonversant, unkon'versint, a. pea 
 
 familler avec || pen verse dans. 
 unconvinced, Unkoitv'inat', a. non con- 
 
 vaincu. 
 unconvincing;, \tn kSn vin' tiny , a. non 
 
 convaincant. 
 uncork, tin kSrk" , v. a. dgboucher. 
 
 nnoorreoted, un*-(yrrW<a,a.noncorrlg6. 
 unoorrupted, tin kdr rup' ted, a. non cor- 
 
 rompu l| pur. 
 
 uncouple, unkvp'1, v. a. decoupler. 
 uncourteona, unkorfyui, a. Impoli. 
 nncourtllneaa, unhurt" Unit, B. impoli- 
 
 tesse, f. 
 uncourtly, tin korflt, a. Impoli || Stranger 
 
 au grand monde. a la cour. 
 uncouth, fmki'ith', a. (-ly, ad.) bizarre || 
 
 gaucbe(ment) || grossler, rude(ment). 
 unoonthne as, un koth'nZi, 8. bizarrerle, f. || 
 
 gaucherie, f. II grossifiretfi, f. 
 uncover, iinkuv'ir, y. a. (se) dPcouvrlr. 
 uncropped, un kropf , a. non cueilll, non 
 
 moissonnfi. 
 uncrowned, un krofmd', a. dScouronnfi || 
 
 gans couronne. 
 
 unction, tingk'thun, s. onctlon, f. 
 unctnona, dnyk'tuut, a. onctneux. 
 uncultivated, unkul'tl valid, a. Inculte. 
 uncurbed, Hn kirbd' , a. ef frSu?. 
 uncnred, unttird', a. non gueri || non 
 
 funiS (viande). 
 
 uncurl, Unklrl' , T. a. dfriger, deboncler. 
 uncut, un kui' , a. non coupg || entler. 
 undamaared, unddm'ijd,&. non endom- 
 
 magfi or (mar.) avartC. 
 undaunted, UndifUmfid, a. lntrplde. 
 undeceive, unditev', v. a. ddtromper, 
 
 dSsabuser. 
 
 undecided, in die? did, a. ludficls. 
 undecipherable, Undln'ftr&bl, a. IndS- 
 
 cblffrable. 
 undecked, indikf, a, sans ornemenU || 
 
 (mar.) non ponti. 
 
 undecllned, Hn df klind" , a. Invariable. 
 nndelaoed, Undifdit', a. non dfiflgurA || 
 
 non dfitfirlorf . 
 undefended, un di find' id, a. iaa d8~ 
 
 fensejl gans avocat. 
 
 undeilled, undifild', a, pur || gans tacbe. 
 undetinable, widiffnalit, a. 
 
 gable. 
 luidttflaed, u/i difiiur, a. txidftflni.
 
 238 
 
 nndeformed uxidiscoverabla 
 
 undefonned, undifif&'niur, a, non de- 
 
 tocmt. 
 undemonstrative, tin demSn'itra tiv, a. 
 
 inosteusible. 
 
 undeniable, in dtnl'i bl, a. incontestable. 
 undeniably, undinl'&bK, ad. iucontes- 
 
 tablement. 
 
 undepressed, indiprlsr , a. non abattu. 
 under, in' dir, pr. & d. sous, au-dpssous 
 
 de || en baa || - such circumstance*, 
 
 en 1'etat oft sont les cuoses || clerk, a. 
 
 BOUB-commis, m. || --secretary, s. 
 
 sous-secretaire, m. 
 underbid, in dir bid", v. a. ir. offrir moins 
 
 underclothes, tin dirkloOls', under- 
 clothing, in dir klo' ttling , s. vetements 
 
 de dessous, m. pi. 
 undercurrent, un' dir kur rent, s. courant 
 
 sous 1'eau, m. I"]- 
 
 undercut, in'dirkvt, P. (of meat) filet, 
 underdone, in dir dun', a. pas asso/ cult, 
 uiiderjfo, indirgff, v. a. ir. souffrir, su- 
 
 bir, endurer, ossuyer. 
 undergraduate, indirgrud'Hat, s. 
 
 bacbeller, m. 
 underground, un' dir graft nil , a. sou- 
 
 terrain, sous-sol, m. 
 underground, un'dergruuind , a. sou- 
 
 terraiu || ~, ad. sous terre. Im- 
 
 undergrowth, in'dergruth, s. bois taillis, 
 underhand, underhand', a. clandestin, 
 
 cacbg || ~, ad. sous main, en cachette. 
 underlay, in dir Iff, v. a. mettre sous || 
 
 Stayer. 
 
 underlet, iindtrlif, v. a. ir. sous-louer. 
 underlie, in dir K', v. a. etre au Jond de || 
 
 etre sous. 
 
 underline, Undirlln', Y. a. souligner. 
 uuderlinar, jin' 'dir ling , s. subalterne, m. 
 undermine, undirmiit', v. a. miner | 
 
 undermost, Zn'dArmOit, a. le plus has. 
 underneath, iindirneth', ad. & pr. des- 
 
 sous, au-dessous. 
 
 nderpart, in' dir part, s. accessoire, m 
 _nderpln, under pin' , v. a. Stayer, su 
 
 porter I! reprendre en sous-oauvre. 
 underplot, in' dir plot, s. menee secrete, 
 
 f || illicit.) sous-intrigue, f. 
 uuderpralse. indirpriii 1 , v. a. ne pas 
 
 apprecier & sa juste yaletir. 
 underprop, underprop', v. a. soutenlr 
 
 un'derrate, un dir rat, v. a. depreciw 
 valuer BU-dessous de sa valeoj. 
 
 undersell, under iff, v. a. ir. vendre 
 uieilleur niarcbe qu'un aulre || vendre 
 
 uuderaltrned, un dir *inf, a. Boussign 
 
 I the ~, Je soussigue'. 
 undersized, un'dertizd, a. au-dessous d 
 
 lu mesure ordinairv. 
 understand, in der stand? , v. a. An. Ir 
 
 cnuiprendre, entendre, concevoir || ap 
 
 prrudre || to rive oue to ~, dooner 
 
 entendre a qo. 
 
 nderBtandingr. under rtanJ. ing, s. en- 
 lendement. m., intelligence, f., Jugempnl, 
 m. || habilete\ capacity f. l| accord, m., 
 harmonie, 1. II to come to an - with 
 one, parvenu- & une entente avec qn. 
 nderstandingr, in dir stand' ing, a. in- 
 telligent, erlnirS, bahile, enlendu. 
 
 inderstate, tin dir staf , v. a. dire moins 
 que || amolndrir. 
 
 understrapper, un' dir strip per , s. agent 
 subalterne, m. 
 
 undertake, un dir tif , v. a. 4 n. ir. entre- 
 prendre, se clmrper de || attnquer || s'aven- 
 turer, se hnsarder l| promettre, s'ensncer. 
 
 undertaker, in dir td'kir, s. enirepreneur, 
 m. || maitre-macon, m. || entrepreneur des 
 pompes funebres, ro. 
 
 undertaking, in dir tSking, s. entreprise, 
 f., dessein, m. 
 
 undertone, fin' dir ton, s. ton bas, m. II 
 in an ~, & dcmi-voix. 
 
 undervaluation, in dir v&lia'ihun, . 
 sous-evaluation, f. 
 
 undervalue, in dir val'u, v. a. dcprecier, 
 df priser II mfipriser. 
 
 underwood, in'dirwStd, I. boia menu, 
 m., broussailles, f. pi. 
 
 underwork, un'dirwirk, a. petltos af- 
 
 un a derwork, in dir wirV ', v.a. supplanter|| 
 travailler & trop bas prix. 
 
 underworker, in' rfer wirk ir, t. ma- 
 noeuvre, m. || pate-metier, m. 
 
 underwrite, under rif , v. a. ir. Ccrire 
 dessous, signer J| assuror (tin vaisseau). 
 
 underwriter, un'dir rit cr, s. assureur, m. 
 
 undescried, undiikrid', a. iuapercu. 
 
 undeserved, undeiirvd', a. (-ly, art.) 
 non m6rilf || injuste(ment). foe. 
 
 undeserving-, indezi-r'ving, a. Indiana 
 
 undesigned, indtzind', a. sans dessem, 
 involontaire. 
 
 undeslgrninar. tin de rin 'ing, a. franc, sln- 
 c^re sans nrtlflce. 
 
 undesirable, fin ilfiT rS 6f,a. peu deslrnblo 
 
 undetected, in detected, a. non docou 
 
 undetermined, in ditir'mlnd, a. indcis, 
 
 undeterred, inditirf, a. intrfpide. 
 undeviatlug-, fin deviating, a. drolt, re- 
 
 gulier, ferine || -ly, ad. tout droll, saua 
 
 d^vier. 
 undigested, indljtfttd, a. qui n'est pas 
 
 di^rf, indiueste. HJ 
 
 undig-nified. tin dig 1 ni fid, a. BaitBdiginie, 
 undiminlshed, undimln'itM, a. uen 
 
 diniinue. 
 
 undimmed, undimd* , a. non obscurci. 
 undirected, undirilc'ted, a. sans adresse. 
 undlscemed, in dii tinuf , a. non apergu. 
 undisceroln, tintHttirn'ing, a. saus 
 
 disceniement. 
 undisciplined, uvd&lipplmd. a. la- 
 
 discipllnd. 
 undiscoverable, uwdw kutftr&ol, a. 
 
 qu'on ue peut decuuvrir.
 
 undiscovered unfilled 
 
 239 
 
 undiscovered, t2ndii ytuv'<9r(?,a.lnconnu|j 
 
 cache, 
 undisguised, un ilia y'ud' , a. sans degulse- 
 
 ment, ouvert, sinceiv. 
 undismayed, undismdd' , a. sans peur. 
 undisturbed, undis tirbd' , a. tranquille, 
 
 calme. 
 
 undivided, tin divided, a. indivise, entier. 
 undl-s algred, undivvljd' , a. secret. 
 undo, un do', v. a. Ir. dlfuire || retracter, an- 
 
 auler, abroger || ruiner, perdre || changer. 
 undone, tin dun', p. & a. detail || inexe- 
 
 cute || ruiue. 
 undoubted, undffdifid, a. (-ly, ad.) in- 
 
 dubitable(ment). 
 
 undoubtlng:, undoujt'ing, a. convaincu. 
 undress, un'drcs, s. ri5glig6, m. || (mil.) 
 
 petite tenue, f. 
 
 undress, undrfa' , v. a. d6shabiller. 
 undressed, undrisf, a. dfishabillfi |] qui 
 
 n'est pas prepare. 
 
 undrled, undrid' , a. non efcbfi || vert. 
 undue, un du' , a. qui est Injuste |[ mi-chant. 
 undulate, un'dulat, v. n. onaoyer, on- 
 
 duler. 
 undulating, un' du, lot Ing, a. (of ground) 
 
 accidents. |i. 
 
 undulation, un du Id' shun, s. undulation, 
 unduly, undu'li, ad. iiiduinent || trap, 
 undntlfnl, un du' ti [$i>l, a. desobfiissant, 
 
 irrespectueux |] -ly, ad. irrespectueuse- 
 
 ment. 
 undutlfulness.un di?tlfSSlnia,. manque 
 
 de respect, m. || desobeissance, f. 
 undying, undi'itty, a. iinmortel. 
 unearned, un tnuF, a. non inerite. 
 unearth, unertn', v. a. dCterrer. 
 unearthly, unirth'li, a. cCleste || infernal. 
 uneasily, unc'zili, ad. piniblement. 
 uneasiness, u6'*tn&, g. incommodite, 
 
 inquietude, peine, f., deplaisir, m. 
 uneasy, unffi, a. Inquiet, penible, in- 
 commode, mal a son aise || difficile. 
 unedlfylng, unid'ifiing, a. peu Cdifiant. 
 uneducated, unid'ukated, a. sans edu- 
 cation, 
 unembarrassed, unimbdr'r&tt, a. non 
 
 embarrasse y ft 1'aise jj llbre. 
 unemployed, unimplofyd' , a. des<BUVre, 
 
 oiMt || inactlf, dormant (capital). 
 unencumbered, unfnkum'berd, a. d6- 
 
 barras&e, nou charge || dCgag^, nun hypo- 
 
 tbeque, non grevfi. 
 
 unendowed, unin d&tt>f , a. non dou6. 
 unenjoyed, uitiiijoyd', a, dout ou ne 
 
 jouit pas. 
 unenlightened, unfnKfnd, a. qui n'est 
 
 pas fclaire. 
 unenterprising, an fn'tirpn sing, a. peu 
 
 eutreprenant. 
 unentertainlng, unfnttrtan"lng, a. pen 
 
 amusant, inamusant. 
 unenviable, unin'vi&bl, a. peu digne 
 
 d'envie. 
 
 nnenvled, tin In'vid, a. peu envi& 
 unequal, une'kuiSl, a. (-ly, ad.) infigal 
 (euient) || inf 6i1eur. 
 
 unequalled, une'kwijld, a. saus egul, iu- 
 
 compariible. 
 
 unequivocal, tin Hkwlu'okdl, a. non equi- 
 voque. 
 unerring: , Unir'nng, a. (-ly, ad.) in- 
 
 falllible(ment). 
 uneven, una'fa, a. (-ly, ad.) inPgal 
 
 (ement) || impair || rabotoux. 
 unevenness, unt'vnn^j, s. inSgJil4, f. 
 unexampled, un e<j 2am' pld, a. sans 
 
 exemple, unique. 
 unexceptionable, un fksfp'ihtindbl, a. 
 
 irrfprochuble. 
 
 un exhausted, tin fyz hatiisfcd, a. ingpuirf. 
 unexpected, unikspek'ted, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 inattendu || inopine(ment) || a I'iruuroviste. 
 unexpectedness, unikspik'ttdnis, s. 
 
 arrivCe inattendue, f. 
 unexpired, dnekspird', a. non expire, 
 unexplained, un ektpland' , a, inexpliqug. 
 unexplored, tin eksplonl' , a. inexploie. 
 nnexposed, un ikipoid' , a. non expose, 
 
 each!. 
 
 unladed, unfd'dfd, a. non fanfi orfletri. 
 unfading-, unfa! diny, a. qui n'est pas oujet 
 
 & se fietrir. 
 
 unfallinr, unfal'frg. a. infaillible, certain. 
 unfair, unfa/, a. v-^y, ad.) injuste(meut) || 
 
 malhonnSte. 
 unfairness, un.far'nfi, I. mauvaise foi, 
 
 injustice, f. 
 unfaltnful, vnfdt.VfsOl, a. (-ly, ad.) in- 
 
 fidle(ment). 
 unfalthfulneas, unfdth'fSSlnli. B. in- 
 
 Hdeiite, f. 
 
 unfaltering, in fd&F tiring, a. assure, 
 
 ferine, hurdi. 
 unfamiliar, -unfUmieyir, a. inaccoutuine, 
 
 peu cbmmun, peu faniiller. 
 unfashlona'o'ie, un/ibVundM, a. qui 
 
 u'est pal do mode or a la mode, 
 unfashlonably, un/dA'un(i6(f, ad, passfi 
 
 de mode, 
 unfasten, un/oj'n. v. a. dglier, detacher, 
 
 defaire || desserrer || relacher. 
 un fatherly, un fa,' Olcr II, a. pen paternel. 
 unfathomable, unfdtA' um & bl, un- 
 
 fathomed, unfdtti'vmd, a. insoudable |l 
 
 sans (ond || Impenetrable. 
 unfavourable, un fff vtr 1 61, a. defavo- 
 
 rable. Ifavorableuc-nl. 
 
 unfavourably, unfu'virHbli, ad. de- 
 unfeasible, un/e'zio/ ( a. Impraticable. 
 uuteatnered, unfeWerd, a. sans plumes, 
 unfed, unfid' , a. qui u'est point nourri. 
 nnfeelinfr, vnfet'ing, a. insensible, 
 unfeigned, unf&ncf ou unfan'td, a. ( ly, 
 
 ad.) san* feinte, 8inotre(ment) || reel, 
 unfelt, unfelf, a. qui u'est pas sent). 
 unfeminl'ae, uK/^m'inin, a. peu tC-mlriin, 
 
 qui n'est pas d'v^ie femme. 
 unfenced, unjinsf, a. sanscldture, ouvert. 
 unfenaoated, un fir men' tid, a. non fer- 
 
 mente || sang levain. 
 
 unfttev, unfit' tir, v. a. dter le cbataei. 
 uTi/ifiui, a. peu filial. 
 Anf'M' , a. non rempll, vide.
 
 240 
 
 unfinished unhorse 
 
 unfinished, vnfin'itht, a. Imparfait, in- 
 
 acbev. 
 
 unfit, UnfCf, v. a. rendre incapable. 
 unfit, unfit, a. impropre, inconvenant, 
 
 incapable || -ly, ad. mal a propos. 
 unfltness, -unfifnfs, s. incapacite, In- 
 
 aptitude, f. 
 
 unfitting', unfit' tiny, a. inconvenant. 
 unfix, unfiks, v. a. detacher || fondre |) 
 
 rendre indficis. 
 unfixed, unflkst', a. qui n'est point flxe, 
 
 indetermine || vagabond. 
 unflagging-, unflag'ging, a. infatigable, 
 
 pers6vfirant. 
 unfledged, unflfjd' ' , a. sans plumes II 
 
 jeune, novice. 
 
 unfold, Unfild', Y. a. dgplier, developper. 
 rfivfiler, decouvrir, cxphquer || exposer ||- 
 (mar.) deferler II dfiparquer (sheep). 
 unforbidden, unfSrbid'n, a. permis. 
 unforced, unforaf, a. Ubre, ais6, naturel. 
 unforeseen, tin for tin', a, imprfivu, in- 
 
 opin. 
 unforgrlvlngr, unfSrgiv'iny, a. impla- 
 
 cable, Inexorable. 
 unfortified, unfor'Kfid, a. sans fortifica- 
 
 tions, non fortifie'. 
 
 unfortunate, unfSr'tundt, a. Infortuns, 
 
 roalbeureux || -ly, ad. malheureusemeut. 
 
 unfounded, tin fdZtnd' id, a. 6ans fonde- 
 
 ment, dfiuua de I'oudement. 
 nn trained, unframd' , a. non faconne or 
 
 encadrS. 
 unfrequented, unfrekwcnt'td, a. peu 
 
 frequentfe. 
 
 unfriended, unfrSnd'ed, a. sans amis. 
 unfriendliness, unfrind! Unit, .s. dis- 
 
 position peu amicale, (. || froideur, f. 
 unfriendly, tin frend' II, a. peu amlcal I 
 
 mal dispose. 
 
 unfrock, \mfrSV, v. a. dgfroojuer. 
 unfrocen, Unfrffsm, a. non gelS. 
 unfruitful, unfr6t'[56l, a. intructueux, in- 
 fertile, stille. fliti J. 
 
 unfrnitfulnesB, tin frol' foul nft, s. steri' 
 unfulfilled, unfOvl/tld', a. non accompli, 
 unfunded, un fund' id, a. flottant. 
 unfurl, HmfirV, Y. a. dfiployer U (mar.) d6 
 
 unfurnished, unfei'iusht, a. non meubif 
 
 dfepourvn de. 
 ungrainly, un^an'K, a. & ad. maladroit 
 
 gauche. 
 
 ung-aUant, tin g&l l&nf, a. peu galant. 
 untarnished, uny&r'nlaht, a. dgarni. 
 ung-arrlsoned, in gor'ri tund, a. snii 
 
 garnison. 
 
 ang-enerons, Unjgn'irui, a. peu g6n6reux 
 ungrentle, vnjfn'tl, a. rude, dur. 
 ungrentlemanly, unjen'tlmtinh, a. in 
 
 digue d'un hoooete bomme || pen dSUcat, 
 
 . 
 
 unarentleneas, tin jen' tines, a. duretS, 
 radesse, seviritS, f. || iuipolitesse, t 
 y, An j fit' til, ad. rudemeut 
 ungtref f v. a. ir. douiaugier U Otei 
 
 nnglazed, un gldztT, a. non vitrS.non veiui. 
 ung-odliness, unyod'linls, s. implGle, I. 
 ungrodly, ungSd'h, a. impie. 
 ungovernable, ungiiu 'irnaol, a. Ingou- 
 
 vernable, intraitable |l Hcencieux. 
 ung-overned, tin guv ernd, a. sans lois l| 
 
 e/Irune. 
 .nrraceful, tmgrcuffdel, a. (-ly, ad.) dis- 
 
 gracieux, sans grace, 
 .ngracefulness , un groat fSSl nit, s. 
 
 manque de grace, m., gaucherie, f. 
 ungracious, ungr&'shiia, a. desagreable || 
 
 mal vu || -ly, ad. d'une maiiiSi-e peu 
 
 ungrammatical, un grdm mdf kdl, a, 
 contraire aux regies de la grauimaire y 
 -ly, ad. contre la grammaire. 
 
 ungrateful, ungraffSSl, a. ingrat || des- 
 agreable || -ly, ad. en ingrat || dsagrea- 
 blement. 
 
 ungratefulness, un graf fS6l nil, . in- 
 gratitude, f. 
 
 ungrounded, un gro&nd'ed, a. sansfonde- 
 
 ungriidgingly, ungruj'inglf, ad. de bon 
 
 coeur, volontiers. 
 ung-uarded, ungdrd'td, a. sans defense |J 
 
 indiscret, inconsidre._ 
 unhallotved, unhal'lod, a. profane, 
 unhand, un hand', v. a. lacber. 
 unhandsome, un han' sum, a. mal- 
 
 gracieux, laid, malbonnete || -ly, ad. sans 
 
 grace, mal. 
 
 unhandy, un h&n'di, a. maladroit, gaucbe. 
 unhappily, unMp'plli, ad. malheureuse- 
 
 ment. l m - 
 
 unhappiness, unhS.p'plnSs, s. malbeur, 
 unhappy, tin h&p'pi, a. malbeureux. 
 unharmed, tin hdrmd', a. non blesse, sain 
 
 et sauf. 
 unharness, un har'nit, v. a. debarnacber || 
 
 duteler j| desarmer. 
 nnhatched, un AdcAt'^^a.^npnjecloB. 
 unheal 
 
 vnise 
 
 unheard, un herd' , a. non entendu || in- 
 coniiu, inouY. 
 
 unheeded, un hed'fd, ft. Inapcrsn || me- 
 connu. nfigligS. 
 
 unheeding-, unhed'inj, a. inattentlf y 
 insouciant. 
 
 unhelped, un hSlptf. a. sans secours. 
 
 unhesitating, un he* f td t ing, a. deter- 
 mine || -ly, ad. sans hesitation. 
 
 unhewn, un kin', a. brut || noo taillfi. 
 
 unhindered, unMn'derd, a. sans ob- 
 stacles || libre. 
 
 unhing-e, unAfn/, Y. a. mettre hors dM, 
 gonds || mettre eu dfisordre, troubler. 
 
 unholy, unhffli. a. imple, prolane. 
 
 unhououred, unon'erd, a. non honors, 
 non respectfi. 
 
 unhook, un/WSJf, Y. a. dficrocber. 
 
 unhoped, unAopf (for), a. iuespre. 
 
 uuuorse, unMrS, t. a. iftmonte^ dSa- 
 
 iteler || oesarmer. 
 latched, unh&cht', a. non ecloB. 
 healthiness, unnSUh'i nit, 8. mau- 
 iise saute, f., etat maladif, m. 
 Healthy, un hilth' I, a. maladif || malsain. 
 
 liit. Mi, far, Wfc; - *** gft, Mr; - 
 
 " -' -
 
 unhurt unlimited 
 
 241 
 
 unhurt, unlurt' , a. saia et Bauf i] intact. 
 onloom, tfnikdurn, e. licorue, I. 
 uniform, u'nl/if&rm, 8. uniforme, m. 
 uniform, u'nifirfvrm, a. aniforme || -ly, 
 
 ad. unlformf-ijiiTit. 
 
 uniformity, nnifctr'miti, 8. uniformity, f. 
 unify, ti'ni/t, v. a. unifier, 
 unilateral, unildffrat, a. unilateral, 
 unimaginable, vnimtij'indbl, a. in- 
 imaginable, 
 unimpaired, iinimpard', a. non alt6rf, 
 
 intact || non use. 
 unimpeachable, unimpech'dbl, a. in- 
 
 attaqoable || irrf prochable. 
 unlmpeached, un impichf, a. incontestfi |] 
 
 intact. 
 unimportant, unimport'int, a. de pea 
 
 J'i importance, indifferent 
 unimpressed, unimprftf, a. non 1m- 
 
 jjriuifi, iufdit [| non pntr6. 
 unimproved, un Imprttf, a. non corrig|| 
 
 noD amfiliorfi. 
 
 nnlnlected, un infakfed, a. non Infectg de. 
 uninflammable, u/iin./Iavi'viu6{, u. iu- 
 
 UilluUiluuOlf. 
 
 uninformed, HntnfdMriHif , a. non in- 
 
 truit |l Ignorant, sans Instruction, 
 uninhabitable, un in h&t>' ft d ii, a. in- 
 
 babltable. 
 
 uninhabited, Unfnkdb'itid. a. inhabit^. 
 uninitiated, un in ith' i at id, u. profane, 
 uninjured, un-in'jMrd, a. non b lease || non 
 
 tnduaiiimge || gain et Bauf. 
 uninspired, tin in imrd' , a. Bang in- 
 
 Kpiratiou, non Inspire. 
 nninatrnoted, un In ttr&kf id, a. Bans 
 
 inatructlon. Bans culture, 
 nnlnatructlve, un in ttrS t? tto, a. non 
 
 instruct! 1. 
 
 uninsured, uninihorf, a. non assure 1 . 
 unintelligible, tin In WJ' HJi t>l, a. in- 
 
 intelilglble. 
 unintelligibly, fin In iff Kjt tilt, ad. d'une 
 
 maniere inintelli^lble. 
 
 unintended. On in ttnd' id, uninten- 
 tional, un in tin' shun til, a. (ait sans 
 desseln || ly, ad. sans intention, 
 uninterested, tin in' ter itt id, a. deiin- 
 
 U-rcssf || Impartial, 
 uninteresting;, un tn' r fit ing, a. pen 
 
 IntfreasanL 
 
 nnlntermltted, un In Ur mlf lid, un- 
 intermlttingr, un in ter mit'ttny, a. (-ly, 
 ad.) Incessant, contlnu, sulvl. 
 unlnterred, un in tirf , a. vans sepulture, 
 uninterrupted, un In <* rup' led, a. con- 
 tlnu || ly, ad. sans Interruption, 
 uninvested, vnlnvii'tid, a. non lnvesU|| 
 
 (ot money) non place, 
 unlnvestlff ated, un in vet' H go, lid, a. 
 
 qul n'a pas etfi examine, 
 uninvited, un in vi'lid, a. sans Strc Invite. 
 union, ffnlUa, s. union, f. ji barmoule, f. || 
 trades ~, union industrielle, f. || ~- jack, 
 s. (mar.) pavilion anglais, m. 
 Unionist, un'ydnitt, s. union Isle, ni. 
 kniparous, unip'druf, a. uulpare. 
 
 unique, unef, a. unique, 
 unison, u'niiui., s. (mus.) unisson, m. 
 unit, tTnir, g^ (ar.) unite, f. 
 Unitarian, unita'ridn, a. unltaire, m. 
 Unitarian, unita'ridn, a. unitaire. 
 unite, u nit' , T. a. (<& n. ) (s')unir, (se) joindre. 
 unitedly, u m'ttdli, ad. avec union. 
 unity, u'ltiti, g. unitf, Concorde, union, f. 
 universal, univer'sdl, a. universel || -ly, 
 
 ad. universellement 
 universality, u ni ver sdl' i ti, B. ani- 
 
 veraalite, f. 
 
 universe, u'nivcrs, 8. univers, m. 
 university, univtr'titi, -. univereite, t U 
 
 ~ man, s. universitaire, m. 
 unjust, unjiitf ,&. (-ly, ad.) injuste(uieut). 
 unjustifiable, un jut 1 ti ft t bl, a. in- 
 justifiable, Inexcusable, 
 unjustifiably, unjus'tifidbli, ad. d'uua 
 
 maulere Injuatiflable. 
 unkennel, un ken'ntl, T. a. deterrer, d4- 
 
 busquer |[debuclier. 
 unkept, un kip? , a. non entretena || non 
 
 accompli || non gardS. 
 unkind, unkind' , a. (-ly,ad.)deobligeaut, 
 
 sans bienveillanoe, peuaimable|| mecnaut 
 
 || duremenU 
 unkindly, unktnd'li, a. ennemi || nui- 
 
 slble |l contraire || sans amltie, duremenu 
 nnklndness, un Kind' nit, s. manque da 
 
 bonte, m., durete, dsoblifreance, t. 
 nnknlt, tin nit', v. a. lr. denouer, dfaire. 
 unknowable, unnff&bl, a. lmpeuetrabli| 
 
 in'-c urimdhHuble. (savolr. 
 
 unkuo-wlntrly, vnno'tngK, ad. Baoa le 
 nnknoirn, un non' , a. Inconnu. 
 nnlaoe, tin Ids' r. a. deiacer. dfilier. 
 unlade, unlad , v. a. lr. decbarger. 
 unlading:, un lad" ing. . dficuargeinent, m. 
 unladylike, un U? tKliic,*. demauvaistoa|| 
 
 Indlgne d'une dame comiue 11 taut, 
 unlamented, unliminfld, a. qul u'est 
 
 pas regrett^. 
 
 unlatch, un l&ch' , T. a. ouvrir (une porte). 
 unlawful, vnld&fooi, a. (-ly, ad.) Illegal 
 
 (ement) II lllfltlmc(nicnli. 
 unlawfulness, tin laH/fOOl nit. 8. 111S- 
 
 gallte, f. || lliegitlmlte, f. 
 unlearn, unlern', T. a. de&apprendre. 
 unlearned, un Urn' id, a. illcttre, Ignorant 
 unleavened, tin liv'nd, a. sans levaln. 
 unless, tin /#', c. a molns que, a mulna 
 
 de, except^ que. 
 
 nnlessened, unllt'nd, a. entlcr. Integral. 
 unlettered, unllftird, a. ilJetnf-. 
 unlicensed, un li'tinst, a. nans patente. 
 nnlloked, unKkf, a. mal leche, Inforioe. 
 unllffhted, unlit' id, a. non alliim || uoa 
 
 SclairS. 
 
 unlike, unWf , a. different || Improbable. 
 unlikelihood, un lif K k St>d, s. iuvral- 
 
 semblance, Improbablllte, f. 
 unlikely, unlik'li, a. & ad. invralsein- 
 
 blable(ment). 
 
 unllkeness, untlk'nft, I. dissimilitude, t 
 unlimited, unlim'itid, a. illiuiiK || -ly, 
 
 ad. Buna borues. 
 
 fSSt, lain, tub. U cAair, joy ; game, y; twl, *tat; thing, Otm. 
 and Frtnck.
 
 242 
 
 unlink unparliamentary 
 
 unlink, tin lingf, v. a. dfrouler || delaire. 
 
 unllvely, ftnKv'K, a. lourd. 
 
 unload, tin led', v. a. ir. df charger || alleger. 
 
 unlock, un lot? , v. a. ouvrir. 
 
 unlocked (~-f or), tin ISoktf , a. ImprBvu, 
 
 inattendu, inoplne. 
 
 unloose, tin Jos', v. a. duller, denouer, de- 
 tacher, d^gager, desserrer. 
 unluckily, unlfik'iK, ad. malheureuse- 
 
 meot. finfortune, f. 
 
 unluoklness, un liik'inSs, s. malheur, m., 
 unlucky, unluk'i, a. malheurenx, in- 
 
 fortune fl de mauvais augure || inalin. 
 unmade, unmdd' , a. pas fait j| dfifait. 
 unmake, un maV , y. a. ir. dfifaire. 
 Tinman, un man' y. a. dftgrader. ravaler II 
 
 fJ6miner, amollir, decourager |] chatrer |] 
 
 (mar.) dfiaarmer. 
 on man age able, unman'aj dbl, a, indls- 
 
 dplinable, intraltable. 
 unmanly, unman' Li, a. indigne d'un 
 
 nomine, effemine. 
 unmaanered, unm&n'ntrd, a, sans ma- 
 
 nieres. grossler. 
 unmannerllness , vnmSn'ntrKnli, s. 
 
 uiaUiouuetete, groasiStvtS, f. 
 unmannerly, wtmdn'nvrlf, a, inal eieve, 
 
 iinpoli, grossier. 
 
 unmannred, unrndnurcf, a. sans engrals. 
 unmarked, vnmarkf, a. non marqufi || 
 
 inaperfu. 
 unmarred, wim&rd', a. non gftt || uou 
 
 trouble. [dans le cflibut. 
 
 unmarried, unmdr'rfd, a. nou-marig, 
 unmarry, Unmdr'ri, v. a. dimarier. 
 unmaek, OmmaxK , v. a. (<t n.) (ae) d5- 
 
 masquer || d6 roller. 
 
 nnmaatered, unm&Jttord, a. lndompl. 
 unmatched, wnm&cht' , a. sans 6gal, in- 
 comparable, sans pareil. 
 unmeaning, unmen'iny, a. liisIgnUlaut. 
 unmeant, unm&iif, a. Involontalre. 
 unmeasured, unmizh'OGrtl, a. Immense || 
 
 illiuiltg || sans mesure. 
 unmedltated, wnmid'ftatid. a. non pr6- 
 
 medit. 
 
 unmeet, unmef ,&. impropr^inconvenaiit 
 unmentionable, unmfn'sfmn & 61, a. dout 
 
 on ne doit pas parler. 
 unmentloned, unmln' shu-nd, a. non 
 
 luentlonnC. 
 \ unmerciful, unmer'eiflXil, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 iinpitoyable(iueut) I) sans misencorde, in- 
 
 bumain Jj sans pitie, barbare. 
 nnmercllnlneBB. uniner' tifSdln&s , s. 
 
 cruaut, duretfi, 
 
 unmerited, unmfr'Uid, a. non mfiritfi. 
 unmethodical, UnmitMid'ikiU, a. (-ly, 
 
 ad.) sans mfithode. 
 unmladful, un mvnd'fSSl, a. negligent, in- 
 
 attentif, oublieux. 
 unmistakable, UnmfatSk&bl, a. clalr, 
 
 trident, 
 unmlatakably, un mil t&Jc&lU, ad. clalre- 
 
 ment, Cvideoiment. 
 
 unmixed, wnmiA:C,a. sans melange, par. 
 aumolauted, un mo lief id, a. uon moleste. 
 
 unmoor, un nor' , v. a. demarrer. 
 unmotherly, unmuMtrK, a. non ma- 
 
 ternel. (a pied, 
 
 unmounted, vnmd&nfid, a. dtmoriWS || 
 unmoved, unmovd', a. non rau, non 
 
 change, Immobile, stable || sans fitre af- 
 
 nn muffle, unwttf i, v. a. dtsaffubler. 
 unmusical, unmu'zikal, a. peu barmo- 
 
 nieux or musical, 
 unmnnle, unmUz'l, v. a. filer la muse- 
 
 liere, dCmuseler. 
 unnall, unnal' , v. a. dfclouer. 
 unnamable, unnnm'aM, a. innomlnablc. 
 unnatural, unnd'turdt ou unn&'cluffiral, 
 
 a. contralre a la nature || d6natui6 |j -ly, 
 
 ad. centre nature. 
 unnecessarily, unnOs'i&irlli, ad. sans 
 
 necessite, Inutllement. 
 unnecessary, unnfa'esefri, a. non nS- 
 
 cessaire, inutile. 
 unnelgrhbourly, unnSberll, a. uon 
 
 ainical, de mauvais voisfn. 
 unnerve, unnirv'. v. a. dnerver, atfalbllr. 
 unnoticed, unno'tiet, a. nou remaiquc, 
 
 inapercu || negllgjS. 
 unnumbered, unnum'tird, a. Innom- 
 
 brable || non uunif rotfi. 
 unobjectionable, unSbjfk'afiunAbl, a. 
 
 irreprocbable || irrecusable. 
 unobjectionably, imobjiVthriin&bK, ad. 
 
 d'une manie're irrecusable. 
 unobservant, uno'i zer'vdnt, a. inattentif. 
 unobserved, un 6t> zirvd', a. InobservC, 
 
 unobstructed, unob strukfld, a. non 
 
 obstrue || sans obstacle. 
 unobtainable, iinob tdn'/lbt, a. qui lie 
 
 pent etre obtenu, hors d'atteiute. 
 unobtrusive, UN o* tro'ilv , a. rSserv*, 
 
 modeste, discret. 
 unoccupied, iin<JA'tii jitti, a. inoccupi || 
 
 oisif || dlsponlble || inhabite. 
 unoff ending-, un Sf find' ing , a. inofleuslf. 
 nnoff ered, un dfferd. a. non offert. 
 unofficial, un of fish dl, a. Inofficlcux. 
 unopened, unffpnd, a. fermS. 
 unopposed, unSppozd', a. sans oppo- 
 sition. 
 unornamented, OnHr'nimSntld, a. nans 
 
 omements. 
 
 unorthodox, unSr'thSddks,&. hetrodoxe. 
 unostentatious, un us tin td'ihui, a. sans 
 
 ostentation, sans faste. 
 unpack, un pdk", v. a. ddpaqneter, dfiballer. 
 unpaid, unpdd' , a. uon pay6, sans sulde || 
 
 non affranchi. 
 unpalatable, unpol'd id bl, a. dCsagreable, 
 
 dgodtant. 
 
 unparalleled, unpir'illfld, a. Incom- 
 parable, sans pareil. 
 unpardonable, unpCir'dnibl, a, Impar- 
 
 donnable. 
 unpardonably, iinp'ir'dndbli, ad. d'une 
 
 maniere impnrdounable. 
 unparliamentary, unp&rKmfnfSri, a, 
 
 coutralre aoz usages du parlement. 
 
 OH, Mt, 1&r. IM; hire, gft, Mr; mww, inn; no, Mt, prSt/t; -
 
 utipatented unreconciled 
 
 243 
 
 unpatented, tin pa? t int id. a. non brevet?. 
 unpatriotic, unpdtrtdfOe, a. peu patrio- 
 
 tique. 
 
 unpave, fin natr', v. a. ddpaver || deV-arreler. 
 nnpaved, impavd', a. non pav<5 || dpav6. 
 unpensloned, unpfn'shiind, a. qui ne 
 
 revolt pas de pension. 
 unpeople, tin p? pi, v. a. dlpeupler. 
 unpercelved, unper itvd' , a. iuapercu. 
 unperformed, un per frilvraui' , a. ineifi- 
 
 cut6 || non accompli. 
 unpersecuted, anpir' sfkutid , a. non 
 
 poureuivi. 
 unphllotiophloal, un fll o Sf ( k&l, a. con- 
 
 traire aux regies de la philosophic. 
 unpick, tin pile", v. a. forcer une serrure. 
 unpin, in pin', v. a. detacher, dlSfaire. 
 unpltied, un pit'id, a. sans etre plaint. 
 unpltylnr, unpiftiw?, a. impitoyable. 
 unplaced, unpldif, a. sans place, 
 unpleasant, un pliant, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 dsagreable(ment). 
 unpleasantness, unpltn'&ntnit, s. d&s- 
 
 agrgmeut, m. || nature U6agri>able, f. 
 unpledged, unplfjd' u. uou engage*, 
 unplonffued, un pUftod" , a. non laGourfi. 
 an plume, unvlum', v. a. dfiplumer. 
 anpoetloal, unpvefikdl, a. prosnYque. 
 unpollaned, UnpSfitht, a. uou poll, rude, 
 
 grosaler, nou civilise. 
 unpolluted, UnpSllfftld, a. pur || aana 
 
 UkClie, sails Bouillurv. 
 
 unpopular, unpip'tHer. a. impopulalre. 
 unpopularity, tin pSp u Uir' i tt, a. impo- 
 
 pulaiite, t 
 
 unportioned, Bnpdr / Aund / a. sans dot 
 unpraotloed, uapriic'titt, a. iuexpfiri- 
 
 oient. 
 unprecedented, unpreJ tdfntid, a. sans 
 
 prficedent, nans exeiuple. 
 unprelndloed, iinprif Md'ut, a. MUM 
 
 prtijugte, nails prevention, 
 unpremeditated, tinjn-omWt <o r*i, a. 
 
 non pr6mdll, improvla. 
 unprepared, u* or tparif , a. uon prgparfi, 
 
 atkiu etre prepare. 
 unprepoBBeiised, unpripSttfif, a. Sana 
 
 ijrPjunfB, Impartial. 
 unprepoaseaiilnr, uiipripiSix&ing, a. 
 
 peu prgvenant or engaKt^ut. 
 unpreaumlnr, uHjjmum'ing, unpre- 
 tending-, unpritiruflng, a. luuis prdteii- 
 
 Uons, modeate. 
 unprlnoely, unjin/u'K, a. indlgne d*un 
 
 prince, 
 unprincipled, Unprln'eipld, a. sans 
 
 principes || sans inoeurs. 
 unproductive, unpruduftlv, a. Impro- 
 
 ductU || utfrilf . 
 unprofessional, Un pro flth' un HI , a. 
 
 elraoger a one profession, 
 unprofitable, unprSfit&bl, a. Inutile, 
 
 bon a rien, rain || peu profitable, 
 unprofltablenebs, Unpru/'itdHnit, s. 
 
 inutlliK, f. 
 
 unprotltably, vnprSfU&ttli, ad. Inutile- 
 malt, aan* profit. 
 
 unprollfic, unpre lifik, a. InfScond. 
 
 un promising- , tin prSm' is ing, a. qui ne 
 
 promet rien || qui s'annonce mal. 
 unpropltlous, un pro pith' us, a. d&aTO- 
 
 rable, sinistre. 
 unproaperoua, un pros' perils, a. mal- 
 
 beureux || -ly, ad. sans succe's. 
 unprotected, unpro tt'k fed, a. sans pro- 
 tection, non protege". 
 unproved, un prwd' a. non prouve, Ban* 
 
 preuve || non Sprouve. 
 unprovided, unpro nfdid, a. non pounru, 
 
 dlpourru || ~-for, a. non pourvu. 
 unprovoked, vnprovokf, a. non pro- 
 
 voqu?, non irritf. 
 unpublished, unpub'Kiht, a. non public-, 
 
 inconnu || infdit. 
 
 unpunctual, unpungk'tu&t, a. Inexact, 
 unpunotuallty, unpungktuif^tl, s. d- 
 
 faut de ponctualiUL m. 
 unpunished, unpun'inht, a. Impuni. 
 unpurchased, unper 1 chdat, a. uon acheta. 
 nnpuritied, unp?H/7d, a. non purifiS. 
 unqualined, unku>8l'ifid, a. incapable || 
 
 pas propre &. 
 
 unqualify, unkwSflfi, T. a. rendre in- 
 capable. 
 unquenchable, unkwinah'ibl, a. Inez- 
 
 tingulble, insatiable. 
 
 nnquenoned, unkwSnih? , a. non fitelut. 
 unquestionable, un kwttf 1/un & tl, a. in- 
 contestable. 
 unquestionably, un kwisf j/uniibli, ad. 
 
 sans coMtredit. 
 nnqneatloned, unkwitfyund, a. non 
 
 contests U indisputable || saus etre luter- 
 
 ro?6. 
 
 unquiet, un kwftt, a. inqulet, turbulent. 
 unransomed, un ran' aumd, a. non racuetC || 
 
 uon ntuconue. 
 unravel, unrdy'l, \. a. effller, difalre, 
 
 dfiuouer || d6in61er. 
 nnreaoUed, un richf , a. qu'on n'a pa* at- 
 
 telnU 
 
 unread, vnrif, a. sans etre lu || illettrv. 
 unreadable, unritf&til, a. illialble. 
 unready, unrM'i, a. uou prpar6, non 
 
 prei || maladroit. 
 unreal, unrg&l, a. Idnt, vaiu U (auz || 
 
 iuiaginaire. 
 unreality, unri&eitt, s. fausses appa- 
 
 renoes, I. pi. 
 unreasonable, unrfzndbl, a. Irraiaon- 
 
 nable, dgraisonnable. 
 unreasonableness, unrtfin&blnii, a. 
 
 dfruisou, f. || iu justice, f. 
 unreasonably, unrfznd till, ad. d6nIon- 
 
 nablement. 
 
 nnreoalled, un rfkcTCuld', a. non rappelS. 
 unreclaimed, tin riklamd", a. non coirigfi, 
 
 non amendd || non re'clnine. 
 unreoompensed, unrik'Smpfat, a. non 
 
 recompensed 
 onreooncllable, uitrik'untnltbl, a. Ir- 
 
 recoocl liable. Icllle. 
 
 unreconciled, unrfk'Sntlld, a. irrecon- 
 
 16* '
 
 244 
 
 nnrecosded unselfish 
 
 unrecorded, un ri kc&rd' ett, a. noa en- 
 
 registre || oabUe. 
 nnrecovered, un rikuv'erd, a. non re- 
 
 couvrf || non gufiri. 
 unredeemed, un re d&nd', a. non rachet|| 
 
 non dgag. 
 
 nu redressed, Snrfdrftt', a. non reform?, 
 unrefined, 6nrtfin<f, a. non rnffinfi (af- 
 
 fm6, purifig) || nrossier. 
 
 unreflecting-, vnrefikf\ng, a.. In-fflfclii. 
 unreformed, un rifaH-rmd' , a. non rfi- 
 
 Iorm6. 
 unrefraoted, Unrefrakftd, a. qul n'est 
 
 pas re'fle'chi. 
 
 nu re freshed, un refrlshf,a..uon rafralchi. 
 unregarded, un regard' id, a. neglige, 
 
 meprise 1 , oublle 1 . 
 unregistered, Hiirtj'istird, a. non en- 
 
 rtgistrfi j| non charge (Itttrt). 
 unrelenting', un rl linf ing, a. implacable, 
 
 inexorable, inflexible, 
 unrelieved, unrilivf , a. non secourn. 
 unremarked, unremariii', a. irmpergu. 
 nnremedled, un rim.' e did, a. irremediable 
 
 || auqael on n'a pas reroeilif. 
 unremitting-, tinrimifting, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 sons lelacbe, sans cesse. 
 uziremuiierative, unrfmffnirdKv, a. 
 
 qui ne rapporte rienJJ peu lucratif, 
 unrepaaled, vmripeltr , a. irrevoquf, non 
 
 ubrog*. 
 unrepentant, UnrSptnfdnt, unrepent- 
 
 Ing-, un repent ing, a. non repentant, 1m- 
 
 p6nltent. eana repentir. 
 unreplning 1 , wtripvn'ing, a. ians mnr- 
 
 murer. 
 unrepr*aohed , un reprochf , a. nou 
 
 blame, non censure, 
 unresented, unrt zinf id, a. non ressenti || 
 
 pardonn. 
 unreaeryed, Unrfzervf, a. sans rfserve, 
 
 franc, sincere || ly, ad. sans reserve, 
 
 francnement. 
 unreserve dnems , unrfztr'vgdnit , 8. 
 
 franchise, f. |j nature expansive, f. 
 unresisting-, unrt tit? ing, a. sans re- 
 sistance, soumis. 
 unresolved, unrftSlvf, a. irrfisolu, In- 
 
 decls. 
 nnrespondingr, vnrlipond'tng, a. Irre- 
 
 sponsable. 
 
 unrestored, unreiturd' , a. non rt-atituS. 
 unrestrained, un rt strand', a. sans cou- 
 
 tralnte, libre || dergl6. 
 
 unrestricted, unrestrikf (d, a. sans re- 
 striction. 
 
 unrevealed, Unrfvelf . a. non re>616. 
 unrevengred, unrevfnjif . a. nou venge'. 
 unrewarded, un ri woflara,' id, a. sans etre 
 
 recompense. 
 unriddle, linrWdJ, r. a. expliquer, r6- 
 
 eoudre. 
 
 unrlUed, vmrTyld, a. non ray6, lisse. 
 unrlr, urtT-iy', v. a, depoulller || debar- 
 
 nacber || (mar.) d^grfier. 
 liarltrbtuouii, uri*'vi<i ou -un ri'c/.ui, a. 
 
 (-ly, ad.) injuste(ment 
 
 unrighteousness, u ri" chut nit, 8. in- 
 justice, f. || ipiquite, f. 
 unripe, unrip', unrlponed, unrip' nd, 
 
 a. vert || (Cig.) premature. 
 unripeness, unrip' net, f. dlfaut de 
 
 maturitf, m., verdour, erudite, f. 
 unrivalled, unrfvald, a. sans riv..l. 
 unroll, tin rot' v. a. derouler, ddplicr. 
 unroof, un rof , v. a. enlever le toit. 
 nnruffle, unrufjt, v. n. ae calmer. 
 unruffled, un rufjld, a. calme. 
 unrnliness, un rij' lines, 8. indiscipline, 
 
 f. || fougue, f. 
 unruly, unro'li, n. intrai table, turbulent, 
 
 fougueux, sans frein. 
 unsaddle, unsdd'dl, v. a. desseller. 
 unsafe, "uniaf, a. qul n'est pas BUT || ba- 
 
 sardeux || -ly, ad. en danger, 
 unsalable, un sal' a bl, a. invendable. 
 unsalted, un sdHll'ed, a. non sale. 
 unaanctlfled, -un tingle 1 tifid, a. profane, 
 
 impie. 
 unsanotloned, iini&ngk'thund, a. non 
 
 sanctionne. 
 unsatisfactorily, un sat i* fdk' ter i K, ad. 
 
 d'une mauieie peu Batisfals:inte. 
 nnsatlBfaotory, unsdtii/dk'cvri, a. pea 
 
 satisf&isanL f(iie). 
 
 unsatisfied, -Unidflatld, a. meconteut 
 nnsavonrlnesv, untavtri'itii, s. fadeur, 
 
 lDf>ipidlt, f. 
 
 unsavoury, untffvirl, a. inslplde, fade, 
 unsay, unto,' , v. a. ir. retl-uctoi, se ufidire, 
 unscarred, unekurd' , a. nou cicatrice. 
 unschooled, unekold' , a. sans education, 
 unscientific, vntlfntifik, a. peu scien- 
 
 tilique. 
 
 unscrew, un skrff , v. a, deVisser. 
 nnscriptural , unakrip'turcU , a. non 
 
 iondC- sur rrlcriture. 
 unscrupulous, untkrffpulut, a. non 
 
 scrupuleux || -ly, ad. sans scrupule. 
 
 curactere peu scrupuleux, m. 
 unseal, untef , v. a. decachcter, desceller. 
 unsearchable, umarch' d bl, a. inscru- 
 table, impenetrable. 
 unseasonable, unse'zndbl, a. bora de 
 
 saison, a contre-temps, malapropos, indu. 
 unseasonableness, HH si" zn 6bl net, s. 
 
 contre-temps, m. 
 unseasonably, firznd6K, a. mal ft 
 
 propos. 
 
 unseasoned, un'md, a. non assaisonne. 
 unseat, untef, v. a. cbasser de sou siege, 
 
 detroner || dCsiirconner. 
 unseated, untertd,&. sans siige, debout. 
 unseconded, unstk'unded, a. nou se- 
 
 condd. 
 unsecured, unilkurd' , a. sans garantie || 
 
 a decouvert. 
 
 unseeing, untf\ng, a. aveugle. ff. 
 
 unseemliness, Hn mm' lines, 6. indCoence, 
 unseemly, unntm'tl, a. indecvnt, men- 
 
 sf-iuit, uiaisSant, inconveuant. 
 unseen, un*n', u sans etrc vujl uivisibl*. 
 unselfish, untilfitA, a. dfsixiteresa*., 
 
 t. Kit, f&r, HOU 1 ! Mrt, gft, Mr; mine, inn; no, Wf, prove; M6;
 
 rasent unsustained 
 
 245 
 
 unefnf, a. non envoyfi fl ~ for, 
 
 qu'on n'a pas envoyC chercber. 
 unBervicr-fible, un iff' vtf & 61, a. inutile, 
 unsettle, unttftl, T. a. rendre incertain || 
 
 dfiranger || bouleverser. 
 unsettled, fimtt'tlri, a. qui n'est pas flxC, 
 
 inconstant, volage || lire'solii. 
 unsettledness, tin tfftldntt, 8. irresolu- 
 tion, incertitude, f. 
 unsew, unto', v. a. ir. dficoudre. 
 ttnsex, tin *M*' J v. a. priver de seze, des 
 
 qualitgs du sexe. 
 
 unshackle, unehtlk'l, T. a. de'chatner. 
 unshackled, tin thtik Id, s. Bans chalnee. 
 unshaded, iinthd' rffd, a. qui n'est point 
 
 onihrogfi || dCcouvrrt. 
 unshaken, tintha'kn, a. tnfihranlablr, 
 
 ferme. 
 
 unshapely, fMi*Aa}//i, a. difforme. 
 unahaved, fmtMrf , a. sons etre rase, 
 unsheathe, f/n /</%', v.a. tirrrdufourreau. 
 unsheltered, tin ihifiird, a. sans abri. 
 unship, unthtp'. a. T. dfbarqner || riCs- 
 
 arraer. [fers (chevaui). 
 
 nnahod, linthtd' , a. sans rhniissure || sans 
 unshorn, vnthtirn' , a. non tondu. 
 unshrinking:, im thnngkf ing, a. intrfl- 
 
 pide, imperturbable. 
 
 nnslfrhtllness, fin tit' Unto, s. laideur, f. 
 nnnlgrhtly, un.nr"ii, a. dsngrfable & la 
 
 vue || dlfforme. 
 nnsllvered, untll'vei-il, n. dgsargentfi || 
 
 non accent^, 
 nnslsterly, unitfttrll, a. indlgne d'une 
 
 sceiir. 
 
 nnslied, unnxd' , a. non collfi. 
 nnskllfnl, unikiffOtl, unskilled, fin- 
 
 tk'ilf , a. (-ly, ad.) mnlndrolt(emuut). 
 nnskllinlness, tintktl'fffOlntt, e. mal.i- 
 
 drrsHe, InhablleK, f. 
 nnslaked, unilnkf, a. non 6U>lnl || ~ 
 
 lime, s. cbaux vive, f. 
 nnsmoked, im nmokt' , a, non fumfi || 
 
 a molUg fninf-. 
 nnsoolable. n,n >f*' rhAbl, unsocial, tm- 
 
 nn'thaJ, a. insoclal. insoclable. 
 nnsolled, in itayld , a. non pnulllo || pur. 
 unsold, untold: , a. invendu. 
 unsolder, Untol'dir, v. a. densouder. 
 unsoldlerllke. ii n idf jtr lik , nnsol- 
 
 dlerly, vntolJirU, a. peu mllltalrr. 
 unsolicited, unfoMitid, a. sans 8lrc 
 
 solllcltg. 
 
 unsolved, un tSlvf, a. non expllqiif . 
 unsophisticated, Hn8fMtfk&tld, a. 
 
 non allure, par. 
 unsongrht, unstiTZ'r', a. non examine, non 
 
 explord || Miontnne. 
 unsound, unm-n-nd' , a. malsaln, maladlf || 
 
 fSAd, flCffrtif, corrompu, ricleux || lif I6ro- 
 
 doxe || non rfiel, non sollde. 
 unsoundness, imtriwnd'nts, B. ilffant de 
 
 soliditfi, m., JaibleBBC, f. || corruption, (. || 
 
 erreur, f. 
 
 unso^rn, tin ton', a. sans etre Rem6. 
 unsparing:, u <por'in^ ( a. prodlgue, libe- 
 ral || luipitoyable. 
 
 unspeakable. &n tpek' (I N, a. Inexprl- 
 
 mable, indicible. 
 unspaakably, iintnek'dblf, ad. d'une 
 
 rnanifre inexprimame. 
 unspecified, un epfs'ffid, a. non spfcifif. 
 unspent, Untptnr, a. non depensf, non 
 
 6puis6. rpd^U', a. non gut6. 
 
 unspoiled, tinspifffld, unspoilt, tin- 
 unsportsmanlike, tin sportsman Kk, a. 
 
 contraire aux regies da sport, 
 unspotted, unspofted, a. sans tanbe || 
 
 immacuie. |irr6solu. 
 
 unstable, un ttffbl, a. instable, inconstant, 
 unstained, tin stand' , a. Bans tache, im- 
 
 mnculfi || non toint. 
 unstamped, unit/imp?, a non tJmbrf 1] 
 
 non affrancbi (lettre). 
 unstatesmaollke, tin ttatt'man Kk, a. 
 
 impolitiqne. 
 
 unsteadfast, tin Md'fdst, a. ISger, in- 
 constant J| non stable, 
 unsteadily, im tird'Hi, ad. Inoon8ldr4- 
 
 ment, indiscrPtement. 
 unsteadiness, finxtfd'tnff, s. ICgPrete, 
 
 indiscretion, inconstance, f. 
 unsteady, untttd'i, a. inconstant (rrfe- 
 
 solu || changeant. l^ger, inconsequent, 
 unstirred, unrtr.rd' , a. non remue. 
 unstitch, un ttich' , T. a. d coudre. dftfalre. 
 nnstrengrthened, unetrfngth'nd, a. non 
 
 fortifig. 
 unstring-, unitrtna' , T. a. Ir. Oter lea 
 
 cordes, relftcher, detendre. 
 unstudied, Unit fid' id, a. qui n'est pas 
 
 fitudlp, imprfiinCdilfi, snns apprfit. 
 unsubdued, vnsubdvd', a. insoumls || 
 
 indompte. [mis. 
 
 unsubmissive, fin tuf> mf,? tiv , a. ineou- 
 nnsnbstantlal, un sfih ettn'thil, a. in- 
 
 substantlel, iinniali'rinl l| lger || sans 
 
 corps || pcu solide. 
 unsnooessfnl, uni&kiii'fSSl, a. malhcu- 
 
 reux || -ly, ad. sans Micro*. 
 unsucconred, vmfik'kurd, a. eans se- 
 
 cours. non secouru. 
 nnsnltablllty, un tu t&bU'ftl, unsult 
 
 ableness, vntii'tailnei, s. dlsconven- 
 
 ancc. incongruity, f. 
 
 unsuitable, iineu'ttiH, a. inconvenant. 
 unsuitably, tiniu't&bU, ad. d'uue ma- 
 
 niSre peu convenixble. 
 nnsnlted, untut'fd, a. non accommodP, 
 
 non arrangfi l| mal adapt& 
 unsullied, untul'lid, a. qui n'est pas 
 
 soullie || pur. 
 nnsnpplled, unsUpplid' , a. non pourvu 
 
 de || non satln{ait 
 unsupported, tin tup port' 1<I, a. sans 
 
 soutieu, sans appui. 
 unsurpassed, tinrirp&tf, a. non sur- 
 
 pas*<S, tranrcendant. 
 unsuspected, tin siii p ikt' id , a. non, 
 
 suspect || non suspect^. 
 unsuspicious, un tuipiih'ut, a. con- 
 
 flant || nun suspect 
 nnsnstalned, uneustSnd', a. sans sou- 
 
 tien, sans appui. 
 
 f06t, tube, tub. || (fair, Joy; game, yet; tout, *at; thttiy, Here.
 
 246 
 
 unswathe unwillingness 
 
 unswathe, untwaOl,' , v. a. dmailloter. 
 nnswept, un twipt' , a. non balayi || non 
 
 RBMM, 
 unsymmetrical, un tim mtfrtk&l, a. sans 
 
 STinetrie. 
 un'sy stematic(al), un lit ttm afik (SI), a. 
 
 peu systimatique. fg4tC. 
 
 untainted, untdnf id, a. non tachf, non 
 untamable, CH (o' ma 61, a. inapprivoi- 
 
 aable II indomptable. 
 untamed, un tdmd' , a. non apprivoieg. 
 untarnished, untar'nisht, a. sans tachc. 
 nn tasted, untast'fd, a. qu'on n'a pas 
 
 nntangrht, un tfd't' , a. mal Sieve 1 , ignorant, 
 
 illettrC || qu'on n'a pas appris. 
 nnteachable, un tech' d til, a. indocile. 
 untenable, unttn'abl, a. insoutenable. 
 nn tenanted, un<4n'dn<ltf, a. inhabit^. 
 untested, un tiff M, a. non Cprou vr. 
 nnthanked, Unthangkf,*. sans remerci- 
 
 ment, sans etre remercie. 
 unthankful, unth&ngk'fstl, a. ingrat || 
 
 -ly, ad. avec ingratitude. 
 nn thankfulness, untk&ngk'fdblnSt, t. 
 
 ingratitude, f. 
 
 nnthlnklngr, iin thing k' ing, a. irrflchi. 
 nntbougrht (of), vnthffdtf , a. auquel on 
 
 nr p>n!>e pas, oubliu || inattandu. 
 unthrifty, van thrift" i, a. prodigue, d8- 
 
 prnsier Ifqui ne prospere pas. 
 vntldiness, unti'dinit, s. malproprotf, (. 
 untidy, untTdt, a. malpropre || sans gout. 
 nntle, un if, v. a. dfinouer, nfilier, detacher. 
 until, until', pr. & ad. jusqu 1 Si, Jusqu' a 
 
 < que, jusqnes a. 
 
 D n tilled, un tilif . a. inculte, sans culture. 
 untimely, un tim li, a. & ad. hatif , prScoce, 
 
 jirgniaturg || a contre-temps, prematurC- 
 
 ment. 
 
 nntlrlngr, unftr'tn?, a. Infatigable. 
 unto, tin'tdS, pr. a, au, dans, cnvers. 
 untold, untold', a. non comptg || passg 
 
 sous silence j) non rncontC. 
 untouched, un tuchf , a. intact, non affects. 
 untoward, un tffird, a. (-ly, ad. ) rnvecho || 
 
 perrers || intraitable || gauche(ment) || mal- 
 
 adroit(ement) || mal^racieuz || facheox, ft 
 
 contre-temps, malencontrenx. 
 mntowardnaas, tno'*-dn*j / 8.perversit6, 
 
 epinlatretl, f. || malcncontre, L 
 un traced, tin trait' , a. aans trace || (roads) 
 
 non frayS. 
 untrained, untrdnd', a. non 61ev6, non 
 
 instruit || IrrSgulier || (animals) non d res :- '. 
 un translatable, un tram la' Id bl, a. in- 
 
 traduisibi*. 
 untravelled, Untrdv'ild, a. qui n'a pas 
 
 voyag< || inexplorfi. 
 untried, un trid' , a. non essayC. 
 nntrimmod, untrimd' , a. sans omement, 
 
 sans garniture j| simple. 
 nntrod(den), untrod'(n), a. non fray& 
 untroubled, untrub'ld, a. calme, tran- 
 
 quille || non tracassf. 
 
 untrue, un fro' , a. faux || Inexact || perflds. 
 untruly, UntrffK, ad. fanssemenL 
 
 untrustworthy, Hn triaf wir Oti, a. iii- 
 
 digne de confiance. 
 un trustworthiness, un truifwir Ottntt, 
 
 s. faible confiance qu'inspire qn. 
 nntrusty, un trusfi, a. dcloyal, infld61e. 
 untruth, un troth', s. faussetfi, f., men- 
 
 songe, m. || inexactitude, f. 
 untunable, untu'ndbl, a. discordant 
 untutored, un tu'terd, a. sans instruetien it 
 
 ignorant, inculte. 
 untwine, un <wtn', r. a. dStordra, do- 
 
 tortiller, derouler. 
 
 unused, uniizd' , a. non employe || inniitl 
 unusual, unu'zhual, a. extraordinaire, 
 
 Strange, rare II ly, ad. rarement. 
 unutterable, ilnut'tertibl, a. inezprl- 
 
 mable, ineffable. 
 unvalued, unrfil'Zd, a. non 8 vain* Q pD 
 
 estim l| inCprisf-. 
 unvaried, unva'riii, unvarylni;, um- 
 
 m'ri mg, a. non varit, uuiforme || in- 
 variable. 
 unvarnished, vnvdr'nltht, a. non ver- 
 
 nissg || iiaturel || simple, 
 unveil, unval', v. a. dfivoiler. 
 unversed, tin virtV . a. peu verse 1 dang, 
 un violated, un TfM tid, a, intact I] re- 
 
 apect || non violg. 
 unvlslted, unvlz'itfiJ, a. non visits, non 
 
 MquentC. 
 nn wakened, unwtfknd, a. endorml, non 
 
 rvcilI6. 
 unwarily, tinwa'rlK, ad. Inconsid*r6- 
 
 ment, imprudemment. 
 un wariness, unwd'rints, 8. Imprudence, 
 
 imprSvoyance, Stourderle, f. 
 un warlike, un wdrvKJi*, a. peu belliqueox. 
 unwarned, un wcTlvrnd' . a. non avertt 
 unwarrantable, unwifr'rantibl, a. in- 
 excusable, insoutenable. 
 unwarranted, unwor'rdnttd, a. non 
 
 autorisS || incertain || sans garnntie. 
 unwary, unwffri, a. imprudent, incon- 
 
 BidPrP, gtourdi. 
 
 unwashed, unwSshf, 8. crassenx, ra. 
 unwashed, vnii;mhf , a. non lave, 
 tin wasted, un watt' id, a. non ronsumfl. 
 nnwastlngr, un wasfing, a. ne dtperissant 
 
 pas >| indestructible, 
 un watered, unu'ffii/tiri, a. non arrose' |j 
 
 (stuffs) non moirS. 
 
 un weakened, unwVnd, a. non affalMI. 
 nnvreaned, tin wend', a. non sevrfi. 
 unwearied, unwer'id, a. non fatigufi || 
 
 infatigable. 
 
 nn-wedded, vnwtd'fd, a. non mariS. 
 unwelcome, unwll'kum, a. mal recn, 
 
 mal accueillijl dfiplaisant, facbeux. 
 unwell, un u-tl' , ad. indispos^. 
 unwholesome, un hoi' turn, a. malvein |) 
 
 insalubre. 
 
 unwieldy, unwild't, a. pesant, lonrd. 
 nn willing:, un wifKng, a. qui ne veut pas || 
 
 de mauvaise volontg )| to be ~ to, n etro 
 
 pas dispos a || -ly, ad. & contre-cceiir. 
 unwilling-ness, unwil'Ungnft, s. man- 
 
 vaia vonloir, m., rtpugnance, t 
 
 Kit, hat, fear, lto ; her, gft, htr ; mine, ftin/ nS, Ml, frtt;
 
 tmwind utility 
 
 247 
 
 unwind. Unwind', r. a. Ir. dfibroulller, 
 
 dSmSler, dSroulpr.- 
 
 unwlse, univiz' , a. pas fage, Imprudent. 
 Tin wished, tin vnthf. a. (~ for) non dftslrfi. 
 unwitnessed, un ifi('ni?a, a. suns U5moin|| 
 
 Inapercu. 
 
 un wlttingrly, un wit' tiny K, ad. & non Insu. 
 un -wonted, unwirn? M, a, inaccoutumS || 
 
 rare, 
 tin -worn, un teSrn', a. qnl n'a pas <SUS port)! || 
 
 non us*. [jrachfi. 
 
 unworkmanlike, un uwf m*n 7tt, a. 
 unworthily, n vtr'OllK.aA. indignement. 
 un worthiness, fin wtr Oli net, t. in- 
 
 dignitP, f. 
 
 unworthy, unvtr'Oii, a. indlene. 
 unwounded, unwond'fd, a. Intact, Bans 
 
 Measure. 
 
 unwrap, unr&ff, v. a. dgvelopper. 
 nn wrinkled, un ring' Hd, a. Bans ride, 
 unwritten, unrlf/n, a. non ecrit || blanc. 
 nnwroncht, finrrf&f , a. brut, naturel. 
 unyielding:, imyild'ing, a. ferme, in- 
 flexible || entfi. 
 unyoke, un wof , T. a. dgteler. 
 up, up. pr. t ad. haul, en haul, debont, 
 
 levg || to throw ~, vomir || rfsipnrr || to 
 
 be ~ to H, avoir le f 11 || to walk - and 
 
 do-wn. Be promener en long et rn large || 
 
 - and downs, leg haut* et les baa de 
 
 la Tie, les vicissitudes humaineg. 
 upbear. upbS*', T. a. Ir. tener SlevC, 
 
 noutrnir, supporter, 
 upbraid, up brad', v. a. reprocher. 
 upbraidlnsrljr, up brad' ing K, ad. aveo 
 
 reproche. 
 
 npoast, up'kdtt, a. lunr.' m 1'nlr. 
 upheaval, tip ht' rtil, g. tlgvatlon, f. 
 upheave. t> hiv', T. a. Ir. eoulerer. lever, 
 uphill, vp'hil, a. montant || difficile, 
 
 pnlble. 
 uphold, Up hnld' , v. a. Ir. lever en haat, 
 
 outenir, mainlonlr. 
 upholder, 'Up hhld'fr, g. gontlen, appul, 
 
 fauteur, m. fl partlnan, ID. 
 upholsterer, up KSVtUr tr, g. taplsuler, m. 
 upholstery, up hof stir (, g. taplfmerie, f. 
 upland, up' Ida. i, g. payg montagucui, m. 
 upland, up'l&nd, a. Clrvf. 
 uplift, upKff, v. a. Alever. 
 upon, up 8n , pr. BUT, dcssug || - my word I 
 
 gnr ma parole I parole d'honneur 1 
 upper, up'per, a. 8uprieur, du ban 
 
 deggug || (of Houses, & gog.) haut .. 
 
 cloth, g. napperon, m. |l ~-hand, g, 
 
 avantage, m., guprlorlt, f. 
 uppermost, up' per most. a. le plug haut. 
 upraise, uprSx, v. a. Clever, exalter. 
 npreor, up'rlr, v. a. lever, soulever. 
 np-rlyht, up'nt, a. (-ly, ad.) drolt || per- 
 
 pendlculalre(ment) || equitable || lionnete 
 
 (ment) || Integre || debout || avec probitC. 
 uprightness, up'ritnei, g. ClEviitlnn per- 
 
 pendlcnlalre, droiture, I. || probltS, hon- 
 
 nelctt, InUgrlte, f. 
 uproar, up ror, B. bruit, tumulte, va- 
 
 carme, m. || Cmeuta, f. 
 
 laut. dc 
 
 .ut n ~- 
 
 uproarious, up rot* tut, a. tumultuenx, 
 Druyant. 
 
 uproot, up r6V , v. a. dSradner. 
 
 upset, upigf, v. a. ir. renverser. 
 
 upshot, up'ihSt, s. fin, issue, t. 
 
 upside -down, up'nd down', ad. gens des- 
 eus dessous || to turn ~, bonleverser. 
 
 upstart, up'ttart, s. parvenu, m. 
 
 upward, up' werd, a. en haut || ascensionnel || 
 -(s), ad. en haut, plus. 
 
 uranian, ura'nian, g. uranide, m. 
 
 urban, er'bdn, a. urbain. 
 
 urbane, trban', a. poll. 
 
 urbanity, erttan'iti, s. urhanitf, f. 
 
 urchin, trchln, s. he'risson, m. || marmot, 
 m. || gamin, m. || sea-~, oursin, hBrisoon 
 de mer, m. 
 
 urethra, vrfthrX, s. nrttre, m. 
 
 nrgre, trj, v. a. prcsser, pousser. sollJclter, 
 irriter, Importuner, inslster sur I] s'avancer. 
 
 urgency, er'jfnti, B. nrgence, I. 
 
 urgent, h-'ji-ni, a. urgent, prcssant || -ly, 
 ad. Instamment, ardemment. 
 
 urinal, u'rinfU, s. urlnolr, m. |, urinal, in. 
 
 urinary, ffrintrl. a. urinalre. 
 
 urine, u'rin, s. urine, 1 
 
 urn, ern, s. nrne, f., vase, m. 
 
 us, ut, pn. noug. 
 
 usable, u'zabl, a. dont on pent fte serrlr. 
 
 nsagre, u'zaj, s. nsage, m. || traltement, m. 
 
 usance, ufzdnt, s. usance, f. 
 
 use, ut, s. usage, emplol, m. || ntilitA, f., 
 profit, avantage. m. || cnutnme, habitude. 
 I. || Intferfit, m. if In ~, d'usage, en usago || 
 of no -, inutile || out of ~, horn d'usagc, 
 rleilll || to put to a rood ~, tnettre do 
 1'argent a lntret 
 
 use, uz, v. a. 4 n. falre usage do, se nervlr 
 de, employer || accouturaer, habituer || 
 trailer if exercer || (to be -d to) avoir la 
 contnme de, etre accoutumg a || etre dans 
 1'usage. 
 
 used, uid. p. A a. employ^, usfi, consommft, 
 endurci |( dressS. 
 
 useful, uifJS6l, a. ntlle, avantagenz, pro- 
 fitable || -ly, ad. iitllrmcnt. 
 
 usefulness, ut'fSSlnft, s. utlllW 5 . f. 
 
 nueleas, ut'lft, a. (-ly, ad.)lnutlle(ment). 
 
 nselessnes's, wfutnfs. s. Inutillt*, f. 
 
 usher, uth'tr, s. huJggier, m. |l Introduc- 
 teur, m. || sous-maltrc, mattre d'Ctude, m. 
 
 usher, uth'er, v. a. Introduire || annoncor || 
 inaugurer. 
 
 usual, u'fhes&l, a. (-ly, ad.) ordinaire 
 (ment) || oommun || d'ordinalre. 
 
 usurer, u'*Mrtr, s. usurier, m. 
 
 usurious, uthfriut, a. usuraire, exorbi- 
 tant || qui fait 1'usure. 
 
 usurp, u ttrj/ , v. a. usurper. 
 
 usurpation, u zirpffi/iun, s. usurpation, f. 
 
 usurper, uztrp'tr, s. usurpateur, m. 
 
 nsnrplnffly, uztrp'ingli, ad. par usurpa- 
 
 usury, u'zMfrt, s. usure, f. I don 
 
 utensil, u tin' til, s. ustenslle, m. 
 
 uterine, u'ttrin, a. utdrln. 
 
 utilise, u'tllix. v. a. utiliser. 
 
 utility, utU'iti, 8. utility, f. 
 
 , . , . , , . , . 
 
 b9f; 'ft, t o, t06- lleAatr^oy; fame, yet; tout, wl; thing, Hurt,
 
 348 
 
 utmost varicose vein 
 
 utmost, ufmoft, a. le plus grand, le plus 
 
 haul, extreme, dernier. 
 Utopia, utffpid, s. u topic, f. 
 Utopian, u to' pi an, a. utopique, Imagi- 
 
 naire, chimerique. 
 utter, utter, v. a. prononcer, proferer || 
 
 exprimerH'publierll vendrc|| (jur.) Cmettre, 
 
 mettre en circulation, 
 utter, ufttr, a. extfrieur, extreme, ex- 
 
 cessif l| entier, complet || -ly, ad. entiere- 
 
 ment || de fond en coiuble. 
 , ntterable, vt'ttr&bl, a. exprimable. 
 utterance, tit'ttrdnt. 8. prononciallon, 
 
 articulation, f. || debit, m., veute de tnar- 
 
 chandlses, f. 
 ntterer, after tr, s. (jur.)e'mis8ionnaire(de 
 
 fnusse monnaie), m. 
 nvnla, v'vuta, s. uvule, luette. f. 
 uxorious, ugco'rius, a. tendre a 1'excfis 
 
 poor sa fein me. 
 nxorlonsness, Hg zffrlutnit, 8. eotte 
 
 complaisance pour sa fcmmc, 1. 
 
 V. 
 
 vacancy, va'kdnsi, e. vide, m. || place 
 vacante, f. || vacance, f. U loisir, m. || dC- 
 faut de pensee, m. 
 
 vacant, va'knnt, a. vide|| do loisir, inactlf, 
 libre, dfgage || irrgflechi. 
 
 vacate, vdkat', v. a. vider, quitter |) an- 
 nuler || se dlraettre de. 
 
 vacation, vdkd'ttiun, 8. varances, f. pi. 
 
 vaccinate, vfik'einat, v. a. vacciner. 
 
 vaccination, vdk *t na'thin, s. vaccina- 
 tion, vaccine, f. 
 
 vaccine, vdK tin ; ~-lymph, ~- matter, 
 s. vaccin, m. 
 
 vacillate, vds'llllU, v. n. vaciller. 
 
 vacillation, vrw II Id' than, 8. vacillation, f. 
 
 vacuity, rd ku'iti, 5. vncuitf, f., vide, m. || 
 (fig.) ntnnt, m. 
 
 vacuous, rak'Hfu, a. vide. 
 
 vacuum, vak'uvm, 8. vide, m. 
 
 vademecnm, vii di m? ktim, s. vade-mecum. 
 
 vagrabond, vay'abonri, 8. vagabond, m. 
 
 vag-abond, v&f & bind, a. vagabond, errant, 
 sans domicile. 
 
 vagrary, va'g&rf, s. caprice, m. divaga- 
 tion, (. 
 
 vag-lna, vdjfnS, 8. vagin, m. 
 
 vagrancy, tS'grdmi, s. vagabondage, m. 
 
 vagrant, v&'grdnt, 8. vagabond, m. 
 
 vagrant, vS'grdnt, a. vagabond, errant. 
 
 vag-ue, v&g, a. (-ly, ad.) vasue(ment) || 
 indfterming. 
 
 vails, vdli, 8. pi. douceur (pour Ics dome- 
 stiqucs) || gratification, f. 
 
 vain, van, a. vain, orgueilleux || In ~, en 
 vain |J -ly, ad. valnemcnt, en vain, avec 
 vanite. 
 
 vainglorious, van glffrtOs, a. vanlteox. 
 
 valngrlory, vinglffri, 8 vaine gloire, t 
 
 valance, vdl'dni. e. cantonniero, f. 
 
 vale, til, B. VflQcC) f., vallon, m. 
 
 valentine, vdl'fnlin, s. smnnt cholsl le 
 lour de la Saint- Valentin, ni. || billet de 
 la Saint- Valentin, in. 
 valerian, vAlfrfdn, 8. valgriaric, f. 
 valet, vdl'ft ou vdl'a, a. valet, domes- 
 
 tique, m. 
 valetudinarian, v&lttiidinfrli*. g. 
 
 vaietudinaire, m. 
 valetudinarian, vUttudi n&'rtSn. a. 
 
 valtiidinaire. 
 valiant, vdl'ydnt, a. vaillant, brave || -ly, 
 
 ad. vaillamment. 
 valid, rdl'id, a. (-ly, ad.) vallde(ment) 1) 
 
 valable. 
 
 validity, vdtfd'iti, s. validity, f. 
 valise, v&lfif , s. valise, f. 
 valley, v&Fli, 8. vnllCe, f., vallon, m. 
 valorous, vat' eras, a. valeuretix. 
 valour, rat'ir, e. valeur, brnvotire, f. 
 valuable, vfil'u&bl, a. prfcicux || -s, 8. ill, 
 
 objets de prjx, m. pi. 
 
 valuation, vdlvd'thtin, s. evaluation, f. 
 value, vifl'u, s. valeur, f., prix, mrite, m. \\ 
 
 to set a ~ on, cstimer. 
 value, vdl'u, v. a. Svaluer, prlser, esttmer, 
 
 faire cas do || honorer. 
 valueless, vil'ulft, a. s.ins valeur. 
 vainer, v&l'uir, a. apprfciateur, m. U(Jur.) 
 
 expert, m. 
 
 valve, v&'v, s. sonpape, f., clanet, m. 
 valvular, vdFtitilur, a. valvulaire. 
 vamp, vdmp, v. a. rapi6ccr. 
 vampire, vdm'pir, 8. vampire, m. 
 van, vdn, s. avant-garde, f. || tarare, m. U 
 voiture, f. || char a banes, m. || lapissi^rp, 
 f. || (rail.) wagon, m. || groods-~, wagon 
 & coulisses, m. || break -~, wagon alrein, 
 m. |i cattle--, wagon-Gcurie, m. 
 Vandal, van'ddl. 8. van dale, in. 
 vandalism, vdn ddl i*m, 8. vandalisme, m. 
 vane, rnr\, s. pirouette, f. || (mar.) flouette, 
 
 f. || (of machines) registre, m. 
 vanguard, ran'gdrd, 8. avant-garde, f. 
 vanilla, vdnll'ld, s. vanille, f. |j vanillier, m. 
 vanish, vdn'iih, v.n. s'gvanouir ||ep?r(iie, 
 
 disparattre || -Ing; line, 8. horizon, m. 
 vanity, vdn' fit, s. vanite, f. 
 vanquish, vdng'kwiih, v. a. vaincre. 
 vanquisher, vdng'kwither, 8. vainqueur, 
 
 triompbateur, m. 
 
 vantage -ground, van' taj grdtond , s. po- 
 sition supf rieure or avantageuse, f. 
 vapid, rap' id, a. fade, insipide || moisi. 
 vapidness, rdp'idnc's, s. fadeur, f. |] (of 
 
 liquids) Cvcnt, in. 
 
 vaporous, v&'per us, a. vaporeux || flatupux. 
 vapour, vatper, a. vapeur, f. 
 variable, va'n&bl, a. variable, inconstant. 
 variableness, v&'rid bints, . variability, 
 
 iriconstance, f. 
 variably, vffri&bli, ad. d'une maniire 
 
 variable. 
 variance, vS'rfdni, s. variation, t || 
 
 disaccord, m. || at ~, en disaccord. 
 variation, rarla' ihtin, s. variation, f. || 
 
 deviation, ddclinalson, f. 
 varicose vein, tffrtkffirSn', 8. varic*, f. 
 
 tale, hat, far, lcf> ; ktre, git, her; mint, inn; no, hilt, prove;
 
 varieg&to verdict 
 
 249 
 
 variegate, vffrl ggSt,v.a. varler, bigarrer. 
 variegation, variigStkun, B. dlversit6 
 
 de coulean, f . 
 
 variety, tdri'fti, 8. varl<!t6, f. 
 variola, <i rVS M, s. variole, petite verole,f. 
 various, va'rlun, a. (-ly, ad.) divers 
 
 (ement) || variable, different. 
 varnish, vdr'niik, s. vemis, m. 
 varnish, var'nish, v. a. vernir, vernisser || 
 
 dfguifor, farder. 
 
 varnishing, vdr'niJihing, 8. vemiflsure, f. 
 vary, va'ri, v. a. A n. varier, diverslfier || 
 
 changer || dvi<>r, s'Sloigner. 
 vascular, vdx'kuldr, a. vasculalre. 
 vase, vdz, B. vase, m. 
 vassal, v&ift&l, 8. vassal, m. 
 vassalage, vcuftdlaj, s. vasselage, m. 
 vast, vatt, a. vaste, iruroense || -ly, ad. 
 
 immeniUSment || extrerpement. 
 vastneBB, vdtfnit, s. grande Ctendue, 1m- 
 
 mcnslte, f. II enormlt*, f. 
 vat, vdt, s. cuve, f., curler, m. 
 vault, vcOclt, B. voute. I. || cave, f. |l wit, m. 
 vault, vtfd.lt, v. a. * n. vouter || sauter, 
 
 voltiger. 
 
 vanlter, vdiHt'fr, t. saateur, voltlgeur, m. 
 vaulting-, vdU'lfinp, 8. voltipp, f. 
 vaunt, vaii-ni, v. a. <t n. vanter, prfiner || 
 
 se vanter, Be glorifier, (alre parade, 
 vannter, va&nt'ir, t. fanfaron, m. 
 veal, vet, 8. vcau, m. || viaadc de veau, f. [| 
 
 --collop, s. escalope, f. || ~-outlet, s. 
 
 cotelette de veau, t. 
 
 veer, er, T. n. tourner || changer de bord. 
 vegetable, viffttbl, s. vegeUl, m. II 
 
 legume, m. j| dish, s. Iggumler, m. l| 
 
 casserole a iSguracs, f. || --garden, . 
 
 lardln potager, m. 
 
 veretable,tr/<f(<i*;,a. vegWl || vgUble. 
 vAfetarlan, vlj ttd'ridn, B. vegftarien, m. 
 vevetarlanlsm, vty tttfritnftm, 8. vege- 
 
 tarianlsme, m. 
 
 veretate, vfj'ftst, v. n. vegeter. 
 vegetation, vtjlta'tkun, s. vegetation, f. 
 vegetative, vij'itdtiv, a. vtgtUatlf. 
 vehemence, nfkimfnt, B. vehemence, 
 
 violence, force, f. [ad. avec vCUCmence. 
 vehement, vi' hi mint. a. vehement || -ly, 
 vehicle, vfkikl, s. voiturc.f. || vehlcule,m. 
 vehicular, vihik'uUr, a. vthiculalre. 
 veil, vit, s. voile, m. || pretezte, m. || di- 
 
 guisement, m. 
 
 veil, vil, v. a. voller, dtfgulser. couvrlr. 
 vein, van, s. velne. 1 || coucne (de terre, 
 
 de metnl etc.), f. |[ marque (dans le bots 
 
 etc.), f. |l Inclination, humeur, I., genie, m. || 
 
 to be In the to, eire en velne de. 
 vein, van, v. a. marquer de velnes, Jasper, 
 veined, vand, veiny, tdn'f, a. veine, 
 
 veineux || varie. 
 vellum, viriiim, s. vClin, m. 
 velocipede, viftds'lped, s. velocipede, m. 
 velocity, vilis'f tl, s. vcloclt*, f. II Vitesse, i 
 velodrome, rfl'Sdrom, s. velodrome, m. 
 velvet, vil vet, 8. velours, m. || ~-plle, 
 
 s. moquette, f. 
 velvet, vtfvit, a. de velours || veloute. 
 
 velveteen, vflvf ten',t. velours croisi, m. 
 velvety, vffvftt, a. veloutfi. 
 venal, v?nH, a. ve'nal. 
 venality, ventfitt, B. venalltC, f. 
 vend, vend, v. a. vendre, dfibiter. 
 vender, vind'tr, 8. vendeur, n. 
 veneer, viner' , s. feullle & plaquer, f. 
 veneer, vinSr' , v. a. plaquer. 
 veneerlner, vtntr'lng, 8. placflge, m. 
 venerable, vfn'er&bl, a. vCnerable. 
 venerably, vin'tr a bit, ad. vfinSrablrment 
 venerate, ven'iral, v. a. vengrer. rtvfi-er. 
 veneration, vfnird'thiin, s. venfirntinn, 1 
 venereal, vtne'rf&l, a. vfnCrien. 
 Venetian-blind, vf ntf thin blind , 8. per- 
 
 sienne, f. 
 
 vengeance, vHn'jint, t. vengeance, f. 
 venial, vFni&l, n. v^nlel. 
 venison, vln'zn, e. vcnolson, f. 
 venom, vtn'iSm, s. venin, m. 
 venomous, t-fn'ftmiui, a. ventmeux || 
 
 vfnc'nPUT. [ro. 
 
 venomonanesa, vfn'Sm&tnilt, t. venin, 
 vent, vfnt, B. soupirall, pasoage, m., in 
 
 mlere, issue, f. || vente, f., dfSblt, m. || to 
 
 Ilnd ~, trouver une issue Jj to give - to, 
 
 dormer carri?re it || --hole. a. soupirail, 
 
 m. || trou de bonde, m. || --pg. B. 
 
 faun set, m. 
 vent, vint v. a. it n. donner Issue, exbaler, 
 
 fiveuter, faire sortir |l dlvulguer || vendre, 
 
 debiter || flalrer, sentir. 
 ventilate, vin'tildt, v. a. 6 venter || vanner|| 
 
 examiner, dlscutrr. [f. 
 
 ventilation, vfntilffthun, s. ventilation, 
 ventilator, vfn'tildttr, s. ventllateur, m. 
 ventricle, vfn'trikl, s. ventrlcule, m. 
 ventriloquism, vtntrfl'okivizm, s. ven- 
 
 triloquie, f. (loque, m. 
 
 ventriloquist, vtn trW o kvritt , B. ventri- 
 ventnre, vtn'tur, s. (venture, f.. risqae, 
 
 hasard, m. |J at a ~, k Pa venture || to pnt 
 
 to the ~, rlsquer. 
 venture, t'tn'tur, r. a. (A n.) risquer || (se) 
 
 hasarder. 
 venturous, ven'turut. a. (-ly, ad.) hardi 
 
 (ment) || aventurenx j| liatardeuscment. 
 venturonsness, #n'<ur>n*, B. har- 
 
 diesse, ttmerite, f. 
 venae, vfn'u, t. (Jar.) sitge du tribunal 
 
 competent, m. || to change the ~, dei- 
 
 naisir la Juridlction ordinaire pour cause 
 
 de suspicion legttirne. 
 veraolona, vtrn'ihut, a. (-ly, ad.) veri- 
 
 dlque(ment) || veritable. ft. 
 
 veracity, vtrtSi l{, s. vSraclte, veridldt, 
 veranda, vtrdn'di, a. vCranda, f. II mar- 
 
 qalse, f. 
 
 verb, verb, s. (gr.) verbe, m. 
 verbal, vtrfdl, a. (-ly, ad.) verbal(ement) II 
 
 llttral(cment). 
 
 verbatim, vtr ba'ttm, ad. mot pour mot. 
 verbena, vtrbi'nd, B. (bot.) vrrtifne, L 
 verbose, verbs* . a. verbeux, dlttus. 
 verbosity, verbaSfK, s. verbositC, t 
 verdant, ver'dant, a. verdovaut, vert 
 verdict, ver'dikt, a. verdict, m. || nrret, 
 
 i fStt, tdb, <ui. ckair,jfy; game, yet; tovl, teat; thing, Bier*.
 
 250 
 
 verdigris vigorous 
 
 m. || opinion, f. I) to bring 1 In a ~ of 
 gnilty, (Jar.) declarer coupable (seditdu 
 jury). 
 
 verdlgrris, vir'dfgris, a. vert-de-gris, m. 
 
 verdure, vtr'dGr, s. verdure, f. 
 
 vergre, virj, s. verge, baguette, f. H llaiSre, 
 f. || bord, m., extrginit?, f. |l ressort, m., 
 Juri diction. 1 || on the ~ of, a la vellle de. 
 
 verve, virj, v. n. tendre, incliner. 
 
 vergrer, verjtr, s. porte- verge, m. 
 
 verification, tier ifikff shun, 8. verifica- 
 tion, avgrafion, f. 
 
 verify, vtr'lfi, v. a. verifier. 
 
 verily, vir"iK, ad. en veritfi. 
 
 verjuice, vtr'joa, s. vprtns, m. 
 
 vermicelli, vtrmlchfl'lt, s. vermicelle, . 
 
 vermicular, vtrmik'u ler, a. vertnicnla 1 
 
 vermifuge, vtr'mifuj, s. vermifuge, u~ 
 
 vermilion, vir mifyun, s. vermilion, ffl. 
 
 vermin, vtr'min, s. vennlne, f. || ~-de- 
 atroyer, 8. insecticide, m. 
 
 vernacular, virn&k'ultr, a. dn pays II 
 maternel. (temps. 
 
 vernal, vtr'nSl, a. printanier, du prin- 
 
 versatlle, vfr'tdtU, a. versatile, variable, 
 flexible, mobile, inconstant 
 
 versatility, vtr td til' i ti, g. versatllit, 
 mobility, f. I) souplessc, f. 
 
 verae, virt, s. vprs, m. || verset, m. 
 
 versed, vtrtt, a. versg. 
 
 versification, vtrtlflkofsh&n, R. versi- 
 fication, f. fmear, rimallleur, m. 
 
 versifier, vir'itflir, . versificateur, ri- 
 
 versify, vtr'slfl. v. a. versifier. 
 
 version, ver'shun, s. version, f. 
 
 verst, vertt, s. verste, f. 
 
 versus, virtua, pr. contre. 
 
 vertebra, vir'tibrd. g. vertebra, f. 
 
 vertebral, vfr'tibriU, a. vertebral. 
 
 vertebrate. vir'ttbrSt, a. vertSbrg. 
 
 vertex, vtrtiks, s. sommet de la tdt, m. 
 
 vertical, vtr'Hka, a. (-ly, ad.) vertical 
 (ement). frotatolre. 
 
 vertlgrlnous, vtrtlflnut, a. vertigineaz || 
 
 vertlg-o, vir'tigS, 8. vertige, m. 
 
 vervain, vtr'vdn, s. (bot.) vervclne. f. 
 
 very, ver'i, a. & ad. vrai, reel || vgntable 11 
 seul || trfis, fort, bien, memc. 
 
 vesicatory, rfs'ikatdri, 8. (chir.) vesi- 
 catoire, empl&tre veaicant. m. 
 
 vesicle, virfkl, s. vCsicule, f. 
 
 Vespers, vdfperz, s. vSpres. f. pi. 
 
 vessel, v&ftil, 8. vase, m. || valssesn, m. 
 
 vest, vitt. s. veste, f. II gUet, m. 
 
 vest, vitt, v. a. hahiller, vetlr || orner || 
 revgtir. 
 
 vesta, vis'td, 8. allumette-bougie, f. 
 
 Vestal, vti'tdl, s. vestal e, f. 
 
 vestlg-e, vStftlj, a. vestiges, m. pi., trace, t 
 
 vesting:, vlat'ing, s. 6toffo pour pilots, f. 
 
 vestment, vltfmfnt, s. vgtement, m. 
 
 Vestry, ffei'ri, s. sacrietle, f. || asscrablSe 
 de la commune, f. || comit de la pa- 
 roisse, m. || conseil de fabrique, m. 
 
 vesture, vfi'tur on viat'chaor, s. rSte- 
 ment, m. 
 
 vetch, rich, a. (bot) vesce, f. 
 
 veteran, vit'fr&n, 8. veteran, m. 
 veteran, vtfiriln, a. ancien, expdriment& 
 veterinarian, vlt (rinu'rl&n, B. mfidecin 
 
 vfitfirinuirp, m. 
 veterinary, t'ft'fr tn<-rf, a. vft^rlnaire |) 
 
 ~-8nrgreon, ftrfe veterinarian, 
 veto, !'?(<?, s. vto, rn. || to put a ~ on, 
 
 mettre le vgto a (uno lot). 
 vex, vfks, v. a. vexer, tourmenter. 
 vexation, vlksffthUn, s. vexation, af- 
 fliction, f., tourment, chagrin, m. 
 vexatious, veksa'shut, a. vexant, oou- 
 
 trariant || -ly, ad. d'une maniSre vexa- 
 
 toire. 
 
 vexing-, vcks'ing, a. contrariant, vexant 
 viaduct, m'ddiikt, 8. viaduo, m. 
 vial, vVSl, 8. fiole. f. 
 viand, vfdnd, s. viande, t, aliments, m. pL 
 viaticum, vldfikum, s. viatique, m. 
 vibrate, vfbrat, v. n. vibrer. 
 vibration, vibrffthun, s. vibration, f. 
 viburnum, vibvr'num, s. (bot.) viorne, f. 
 vioar, ctA'*-, s. vicaire, m. || curg, ministre 
 
 d'une paroisse, m. 
 vicaraR-e, vWiraJ, s. vicairie, f., vlcarint, 
 
 m. || cure, f., presbytSre, m. 
 vicarious, vikd'rtus, a. de dlgatlon. 
 vloarshlp, riferthip, e. virariat, m. I 
 
 cure, f. 
 
 vice, ri.. ft. vice, m. II ^tau, m. 
 vice, vi'if, in comp. vice . . . 
 vicinity, vifin'itt, s. voislnage, m. II 
 
 proximity f. l| environs, m. pi. 
 vicious, vith fa, a. vicienz fl -ly, ad. 
 
 vicieusement 
 vlolonsness, vlth' Ht nit , 8. nature vi- 
 
 ciense, f. || vice, m. 
 
 vicissitude, vt tltf ti tud, 8. vicissitude, '. 
 victim, vik'tfm, s. victime, f. 
 victimise, viftiimiz, v. a. sacrifier. 
 victor, vVfttr, s. vainquenr, m. 
 victorious, viktfriut, a. victorieuZ II 
 
 -ly, ad. victorieusement 
 victory, vllftiri, e. victolre, t 
 victual, vif I, v. a. avltalller. 
 victualler, vtflir, s. pourvoyenr, m. II 
 
 licensed ~, cabaretier, aubereiste, m. 
 victualling:, rifling, 8. avitaillempnt, m. 
 victuals, viflz, s. pi. vlvres, m. pL, nour- 
 
 riture, f. II victuailles, f. pi. 
 vicuna, vikon'yii, 8. vigogne, f. 
 videlicet, vidfl'iiet, ad. savoir, c'est-a- 
 
 dlre. (luttar. 
 
 vie, vt, T. n. rivallser avec n disputer II 
 view, vft, 8. vue, f. l| facultg de voir, f. || 
 
 espace qui s'offre a la vue, f. || coup d'rail. 
 
 regard, m. || perspective, f. || examen, m. I 
 
 id6e, notion, t || intention, f., dessein, m. 
 
 bird's-eye ~, plan a vol d'oiseau, m. || { 
 
 with a - to, dans 1'intention de. 
 vle-w, vu, v. a. voir, apercevolr, consld^rer || 
 
 regarder II examiner. 
 vigil, v y', 8. vigile, t || veille, t 
 vlgrllanoe, vfy"ildns, 8. vigilance, f. 
 vig-llant, vifttdnt, a. vigilant, attenttf. 
 vlgrorous, vig'tr us, a. vigoureux, robuate H 
 
 -ly, ad. rigoureuempnu 
 
 tote, Wt, fir, liG; Wrw, gft, Mr; nine, Inn; *5, ti!t, provt; hSO;
 
 rigour 
 
 251 
 
 vigour, tig'ir, 8. viguenr, force, f. 
 
 vile, tH2, a. (-ly, ad.) rll(ement) R bag 
 (sement) || abject. 
 
 vlleness, vil nil, a. bassesse, f. 
 
 vilify, vififi, V. a. avllir, sbaisser || dif- 
 famer, dSnlgrer, villpender. ff. 
 
 villa, vil'id, B. Till a, malson de campagne, 
 
 Tillage, vu'laj, s. village, m. 
 
 villager, vfl'lajtr, B. vlllageols, m. 
 
 villain, I'ifltn g. vilain, coqutn. m. 
 
 vlllanons, vfflSn ut, a. (-IT. ad.) rllaln 
 (ement) || mecbant || bas(sement) if mpri- 
 gable. [famir, f. 
 
 villany, titTMnt. 8. 8c6ieratesse, f. || in- 
 
 vlndlcate, rin'dikdt. v. a. Jnntlfler, d- 
 fendre || soutenir, tnaintpnlr. 
 
 vindication, vfniKk&'iHvn, n. Justifica- 
 tion, defense, f. 
 
 vindicator, vfn'dikatir, g. dgfenseur, m. 
 
 vindicatory, ttfn'rft *i fr i, a. veitgeur || 
 Justlflcatif. 
 
 vlnrtinMve, rinrftfc'f.V, a. rindlcatlf. 
 
 vine, fin, vigno, f. || ~-arbour, R. trellle, 
 
 f. H --branch, g. garment, m. |! (pot) 
 pampre, m. I) --clad, a. abonriant en 
 vlgnes || ~-drtiBer, s. vigneron, m. || 
 -estate, 8. rlgnoble, m. II ~-ro-wlnRr, 
 ". Titlcultore, f. II stick, . echalax, m. 
 
 Tlnevar, vin'tatr, a. vlnalgre, m. || 
 
 ornet, . rlnafgrler, m. 
 vinery, vin'iri, 8. erra & rigneti, 1 
 vineyard, vin'yArd, 8. Tlgne, f. 
 vlnoalty, rinni'lti, 8. qnalltii TinmM, f. 
 vinous, mn'ut, a. rineax. 
 
 -e, nin'taj, 8. rendangCL't. R rlnie, f. 
 er, vfn'tdjir, g. Tenaangcur, m., 
 
 TendangeuM, (. 
 
 vintner, vinfnfr, B. cabaretler, m. 
 violate, vfeidt. v. a. Tioler. 
 violation, vtoM'fAun, 8. rlolaUon, f. || 
 
 Infraction, f. J T!O|, m. 
 violator, molitir, g. rlolateor, Infrac- 
 ts ur, m. 
 violence, ursifnt, *. Tiolence, f. n to do 
 
 ~ to oneself, attcnter a 8ea ]oun || to 
 
 offer ~, f vlr. 
 violent, ri'ol/fnt, a. riolent |[ fort |) gros || 
 
 -ly. aa. Tlolemment, avec Violence, 
 violet, iii' 6 lit, 8. Tlolette, f. || ~- colour, 
 
 g, violet, m. 
 
 violin, vfflin on mSKn'. g. rlolen, m. 
 violinist, vfolinitt, B. TloloniBte, Tiolon, 
 
 m. [in. 
 
 violoncello, vl5lSnchfTl<5,t. Tloloncelle, 
 viper, vfptr. g. vlpre, t 
 viperlne, vfpirm, viperous, *?piriu, 
 
 a. de rip*re, Tlpirin. [masse, f. 
 
 virago, vfrffgo, 8. virago, femme hom- 
 vlrgrln, vir'jin, 8. Yiertfe, f. 
 vlrrln, vir'jfn, a. Tierge || rlrrinal. 
 vlrrlnal, ver'jiniU. a. virginal, pur. 
 virginity, virJfn'iH, B. vlrginltfi, t 
 viridity, virid'iti, 8. Terdeur, f. 
 virile, vir'a ou viKt/, a. viril. 
 virility, virVitf, 8. vlrilltt, f. 
 virtn, vartif ,t. goflt dcs arts, m. || ob- 
 
 leets of ~, objeu d'art, m. pi. 
 
 virtual, vti'ta&l, a. (-ly, ad.) virtue! (le- 
 
 ment). 
 virtue, vfn'tu, R. verta, f. |) by ~ of, en 
 
 vertu de || In ~ of, conformement a. 
 virtuoso, * tuo'sS, B. virtuose, m. 
 virtuous, var'tu &*, a. vertueux || -ly, ad. 
 
 vertueu sement. 
 
 virulence, vir'utfm, s. virulence, f. 
 virulent, HIT' a lint, a. virulent || -ly, ad. 
 
 mall clen sement. 
 virus, v7rut, 8. virus, m. 
 vlsagre, viz'aj, g. visage, m., figure, f. 
 viscera, viifsfrS, 8. pi. TlscSres, m. pi. 
 viscosity, ifMrtN, 8. vincosit(5, f. 
 viscount, t>r*i>S't7t, 8. vicomte, m. 
 vlaoonntess, v7kotimti, B. vicomtpsse, f. 
 visoonnty, siTMhifL 8. vicomt^, m. 
 viscous, vitfkiit, a. visqueux. 
 visibility, vitttnfta. it. rlgiblllte, t 
 visible. vWlbl, a. visible. 
 visibly, v&ibli, ad. rlslblement, a roe 
 
 d'oail. 
 
 vision, vtfh'Un. g. vision, t II vue, f. 
 visionary, t*Vun*-<, B. TlBlonnalre, m. 
 vlfilonary. vfeA'tin * i, a. vlBionnalre. 
 visit, i-it' it, g. rlsite, f. (I tonrnee, f. II to 
 
 be on a ~, etre en visile II to pay s -, 
 
 rendre visit*. 
 visit, i** it, v. a. A n. vislter J] hire dcs 
 
 . 
 
 visitant, v\if flint, s. visltenr, m. 
 visitation, vizi Iff thiin, s. visile, f. |l 
 
 tournee, f. II ^preuve, f. 
 vlsltlnr, stVIMVi " visits, f. U visit**, 
 
 f. pi. U ~-oard, 8. carte, f. 
 visitor. vUlttr, s. visitor, m. || rlsl- 
 
 tease, f. 
 
 visor, vit'tr, s. vislSre, f. || masque, m. 
 vlsored, riz'erd, a. manque. 
 vista, vuft&, s. rne, penpectiTe, (chap- 
 
 p6e, f . II percSe, f. 
 vital, f/ML a. vital || essentiel || -f, e. pi. 
 
 parties vitales, f. pi. 
 vitality, mtiff a, B. vital) tA, f. 
 vitiate, rith'idt, v. a. rider, corrompre, 
 vitreous, t'lfriiin, a. vitreux. 
 vltrllaotion. HlrtlU'tMto. f. rltrUica- 
 
 tion, f. 
 
 vitrify, fWrfft, T. a. (An.) (so) vHrifler. 
 vitriol, vifriil, t. vitriol, m. 
 vituperate, vitu'perdt, v. a. blamer, rf- 
 
 primander. 
 
 vivacious, v\vcfthu, a. vlf, alerte. 
 vivacity, vivOSiti, 8. TlvaclK, f. 
 vivarium, vivffriim, 8. vlvier. parr. m. l| 
 
 garenne, f. [oral. 
 
 viva-voce, vi'vavo'tg, ad. de vivp volx || 
 vivid, viv'ii, a. vif || -ly, ad. vivement 
 vividness, vWldnii, B. vtvacltC, f. 
 vlvlfloation, viv (fi ka'ihun, g. viviflca- 
 
 tion, f. || revivification, f. 
 vivify, viv'ifi, v. a. vlvlfler, anlmer. 
 viviparous, vivfp'&rui. a. vivipure. 
 vivisection, f { lif ihun , s. vivisec- 
 
 tion, f. 
 vixen, vikfn, g. renarde, f. || femme qn- 
 
 rellcuge, f. 
 
 ; pSt, tribt, tub. |] chair, Joy; gamt, yi$; Knit, teat; tKing, *r.
 
 252 rfc. 
 
 vis., viz, ad. (for videlicet) savoir, c'est- 
 
 a-dire. 
 
 vizier, vlifytr, s. vizir, m. [m. 
 
 vocabulary, vSkdb'uleri, s. vocabulaire, 
 vocal, vS'kil, a. vocal, de voix || -ly, ad. 
 
 par la yolx |j verbtilemrnt. 
 vocalist, tffkdlist, s. chanteur, m., chan- 
 
 teuse. cantatrice, f. 
 vocation, vSkd'thiin, 8. vocation, f. 
 vocative, vSk'dtiv, s. (gr.) vocatif, m. 
 vociferate, rSilferat, v. n. vocifcrer. 
 vociferation, vonifera'thfin, 8. vocifeYa- 
 
 tion. f., cris, m. pi. 
 
 vociferous, rostfertit, a. violent, em- 
 port* || bruyant. 
 vogme, vog, 8. vogue, mode, f. || to be In 
 
 ~, 6tre en vogue, tre a la mode. 
 voice, !/*, s. voix, f. || parole, t. || In a 
 
 low ~, a voix basse || ~-plpe, P. porte- 
 
 voix, m. 
 
 void, u<5yrf. 8. ride. m. 
 void, voyd, v. a. vider, fvacuer I) rtivoquer. 
 void, rifl/rt, a. vide, vacant |l vaiu, nul, in- 
 
 valide || dfipourvu de. 
 volatile, vdl'dtil, a. volatll || volage, 
 
 changpant II If ger. 
 volatilisation, vol & tili*a't\un, s. (chim.) 
 
 volatilisation, f. 
 
 volatilise, v6l'dtil\z, T. a. volatilixer. 
 volatility, vdldt\l'iti, s. Ifgerctf, f. || 
 
 volatilitl, f. 
 
 volcanic, volkdn'ik, a. volcanique. 
 volcano, vdlka'no, s. volcan, m. 
 vole, vol, 8. vole, f. || campagnol, m. 
 volley, v8fH, s. voice, dScharge, salve, f. l| 
 
 acclamation, f. y ~- firing-, a. feu de 
 
 peloton, m. 
 volt, vSlt, s. volte, f. 
 Volt, volt, s. (pliys.) Volt, m., uniW de la 
 
 force eiectrique. 
 voltaic, nilta'ik, a., ~ pile, s. pile de 
 
 Volta. f. 
 
 volubility, vglUbU'iti, 8. volubillt, f. 
 voluble, vifl'ubl, a. mobile, flexible || rou- 
 
 lant || delie 1 (de la langne). 
 volubly, tgl'ubli, ad. avec TolubililC. 
 volume, v6f Urn, B. volume, m., grosseur, 
 
 f. || tome, m. || (of revolving- smoke) 
 
 tourbillon, m. 
 
 voluminous, rSlfi'miniif. a. volumineux. 
 voluntarily, vSf tin t tor f H, ad. volontaire- 
 
 ment. 
 voluntary, vSfdntiri, B. impromptu en 
 
 musique, m. 
 
 voluntary, i-SVUntirl, a. volontaire. 
 volunteer, vol tin ter', 8. volontaire, m. 
 volunteer, vSl tin ter', v. a. (& n. ) (s')offrir || 
 
 (mil.) s'engager comme volontaire. [m. 
 voluptuary, vS Ivp'tHtri, 8. sensualiste. 
 voluptuous, vSlup'titut, a. voluptueux || 
 
 -ly, ad. voluptueusement. 
 voluptuousness, vi lip' tu ut ng, 8. vo- 
 
 Inptfi, f. 
 
 volute, vdluf. s. volute, f. 
 vomloa, vom'\kt, 8. vomique, f. || nuz--, 
 nolx vomique, f. ftlf, m. 
 
 vomit, vifm'it, a. voinisscment, m. fl vomi- 
 
 vomlt, vom'it, s. mntifre aes vomiBse- 
 
 mcnta, f. || vomitif, m. 
 vomit, vSm'it, v. a. vomir, rendre. 
 vomltingr, rum' It ing. B. voiniyppnipnt, m. 
 voracious, vSrffthus, a. vorace || dive- 
 rant |l -ly, ad. avec voracitd. 
 voracity, vdrdSiti, 8. vorndtg, f. 
 vortex, vSr'tfka, s. tourblllou, m. 
 votary, vtftiri, s. adorateur, m. || secta- 
 
 teur, m. || partisan, m. 
 votary, vfftirl, a. votlf. 
 vote, not, . vote, m., volx, f. II suffrage, 
 
 m. || to put to the ~, mettre HIIX voix. 
 vote, rot. v. a. voter |l eiire || dficlnrer. 
 voter, rffter, s. votont, m. 
 votlngr, rfftiny. s. action de voter, f. |I 
 
 -paper, s. bulletin, m. 
 votive, vfftfv, a. votif. 
 vouch, v6ti>c A, v. a. A n. allesterll nffinner, 
 
 garantir || rf pondre do. 
 voucher, vfffvch'ir, g. garant, m. || gnranti' 1 , 
 
 preuve, f. || litre, m. 
 vouchsafe, vrPfochtnf, v. a. A n. accor- 
 
 der H doigncr. 
 vo-w, v<?6>, B. voeu, m. 
 vow, tffte, v. a. <t n. voner || lalre vo;n || 
 
 protester, Jurer. 
 vowel, tttVtl, 8. voyelle, f. 
 voyagre, vdg'aj, t. voyage (par niert, m. 
 voyaare, vatfaj, v. a. & n. traverscr || 
 
 voyager (sur mer). 
 vulcan, viil'kdn, 8. vulcain, m. 
 vulcanise, vvl'k&niz, v. a. vulcaniser. 
 vulcanite, vftl'kdn it, s. (tnin.) vulcanite, f. 
 vulg-ar, vut'ger, B. bos peuple, vulgairc, 
 
 m., populace, f. 
 vnlg-ar, vtifgir. a. (-ly, ad.) vulgalre 
 
 (ment) || baa, Til. 
 vulgrarlsm, viifgir km, 8. expression vul- 
 
 gnire, f. 
 vnlgrarlty, lAfiVMLtJi vulgaillg, baB- 
 
 sesse, f. 
 
 vulgrarlse, vtifgtr \z, v. a. rendre rulgaire. 
 Vnlgrate, vtiCgat, 8. Vulgate, f. 
 vulnerable, viirntr&til, a, vulnerable, 
 vulnerary, v&fnfriri, B. vulnraire, m. 
 vulpine, nil' pin, a. de renard || ruaf,. 
 vulture, viil'tiir ou vul' chfffir, 8. vautonr, 
 vultnrlne, v&C tu rin, a. de vautour. [m. 
 
 wad, wort, s. bonrre, 1 || paqnet, m. 
 wad, wSd, v. a. bourrer, onater. 
 waddingTi wSd'ding, 8. bourre. f. H onate, f. 
 waddle, wSfdl, v. n. Be dandlner. 
 wade, wad, v. n. passer a guS || barboter. 
 wafer, w&' fir. B. oublic, L, pain a cacbe- 
 
 ter, m. || hostie, t. 
 waffle, wofjl, 8. gaufrp, f. 
 waft, waft, s. corps flottant, m. 
 waft, wait, v. a. <t n. porter au travers des 
 
 aim, transporter || soutenir || Hotter. 
 war, wig, B. plaisant, farceur, m. 
 wag:, wig, v. a. A n. remner, agiter. 
 
 lit*, kit, fir, tit>; Mrt, f, Mr; - MUM, ton; no, Mt, prfat; (*;
 
 wage warehouse 
 
 253 
 
 wage, vaj, v. a. faire la guerre. 
 
 wag-er, wa'jir, s. gageure, f., part, m. || 
 
 to lay a -, purler. 
 
 wag-er, wa'jir, v. a. gager, parier. [m. 
 wages, wa'jcz, 8. pi. gage?, m. pi., salaire, 
 waggery, vag'ftri, B. espfeglerie, f., 
 
 badinage malin, m. 
 
 waggish, wng'giih, a. Pspii>gle. ff. 
 
 waggrlshness, wag" gish n(s, R. esplfiglerie, 
 waggle, wag' gl, v. n. fr tiller, vacillcr. 
 wag-gron, vag'gon. s. fourgon, chariot, m. || 
 
 (rail.) wagon, m. fl baggag-e, fourgon & 
 
 bagages, m. \\ --master, s. (mil.) vague- 
 
 meBtre, m. || --office, B. entreprise de 
 
 rouirigp, f. I] --train, B. (mil.) equipages 
 
 du train, m. pi. 
 waggoner, v&g'ff&nntr, s. rouller, cliar- 
 
 ri-titr, in. 
 waggonette, way yifnnif, e. (Am.) vide 
 
 sociable, n. [geronnette, f. 
 
 wag-tall, viag'tdl, s. bocbe-queue, m., ber- 
 walf, vdf, B. chose trouvee et uou rt- 
 
 clamee, I. 
 wall, woi, B. lamentation, f., glmlssement, 
 
 m., complaint*, f. 
 wain, van, s. voltnre, f. || Charles' ~, 
 
 (astr.) le grand Chariot, m. 
 wainscot, wun'tkot, s. boiserte, f. 
 wainscot, vdn'ikSt, v. a. boiser, lam- 
 
 brigser. 
 waist, va*t, a. taille, ceinture, f. 
 
 band, B. ceinture, f., celnturou, m. 
 waistcoat, wii'kut, s. gllet, m. 
 walstcoaUngr, wit' tot ing, t. llotle pour 
 
 gilets, I. If. 
 
 wait, viat, t. guet-upens, m. H embuscade, 
 wait, wat, v. a. <!t u. attendre, etre daus 1'at- 
 
 tente || rater || accompagner. 
 waiter, wafer, B. gaicon, m. || (tray) 
 
 plateau, m. || dumb--, servant*, f. (petite 
 
 table). 
 waiting*, waftng, s. attente, f. || wrvice 
 
 m. || to keep one ~, fair* attendre qn. [| 
 
 --room, s. salle d'attente, f. || --woman 
 
 (--maid), a. fern me de cbarubre, f. 
 waitress, wafm, a. fille de salle, f. 
 waits, matt B. muslciens ambulants de la 
 
 Noil, m. pi. 
 waive, war, v. a. renoncer a || rejeter l| 
 
 remettre, dlf/e'rer. 
 
 waiver, wav'ir, a. renonrlatlon, f. 
 wake, wok, a. Teille, f. |i fete de village, f. D 
 
 (fig.) trace, f. || (mar.) Klllnge, m. 
 wake, wok, v. a. <t n. Ir. veillcr. 
 wakeful, vaffXl, a. eveill |l vigilant 
 waken, wu'tn, v. a. & n. eveiller, rtveil- 
 
 ler l| exciter II s'eveiller. 
 waking:, wa'king, a. Teille, f. 
 wale, vial, a. marque, t II lisiere (do drap). f. 
 walk, wdwk, s. marche, f. || promenade, I. || 
 
 toornee, f. || avenue, f. 
 walk, wawk, T. a. a n. Iraverger, passer 
 
 au traveru de U passer par || marclier || ae 
 
 promener H allor le pas || ~ In I entrez 1 n 
 
 - np I montez ! 
 
 walker, <*&*'*, a. marcbeur, promeneur, 
 m., promeneose, t 
 
 walking:, vdHifiag, s. marche, prome- 
 nade, f. l| ~-ooat, B. bablt de viKe, m. || 
 --stick, 8. canne, f. 
 
 wall, waH-1, B. mur, m., muraillc, f. || 
 (anat) paroi. f. || bant du pave, m. II (fi. ) 
 rempart, m. I] to g-o to the , succombcr || 
 to g-lve one the ~, ceder le haul du 
 pavft a qn. || creeper, e. grlmpereau, 
 m. ||-eye, t. oeil valron, m. || flower, 
 . friroflee janne, f. || violier, m. || --fruit, 
 s. fruit d'espaller, m. || tree, s. arbre 
 en espalier, m. 
 
 wall, wdnd, T. a. entourer de muraillei. 
 
 walit. vtuflit, s. bissac, m., besace, va- 
 lise, t [dans || nager || croupir. 
 
 wallow, vSflo, T. n. se vautrer, se rouler 
 
 walnut, u-d&l'nut, B. noil, L || noyer, m. | 
 --tree, 8. noyer, m. 
 
 walrus, araWHtt, s. morse, m. 
 
 waltx, waTflis, H. valse, f. 
 
 waits, vtCU'lti, v. n. valser, 
 
 wan, won, a. blenie, pale. 
 
 wand, wond, s. baguette, f. 
 
 wander, won'dir, v. n. rider || s'ecarter || 
 to be -Ing:, etre en delire, df ilrer. 
 
 wanderer, wSn'dirtr, a. r&deur, vaga- 
 bond, m. [igarement, m. 
 
 wandering:, vSn'dfring, B. ezcuraion, f.|| 
 
 wane, wan, a. dCcroissance. f., declin, m. 
 
 wane, wan. v. n. decrottre || dedlner. 
 
 wanness, wSn'ntt, a. p&leur, f. |iu. 
 
 want, vont, s. manque, dEfaut, m. || besoln, 
 
 want, vSnt, v. a. A n. avoir besoln de, 
 manquer de H d$sirer. 
 
 wanting:, vfnfing,*. qiti manque, absent. 
 
 wanton, vSn'tin, s. llbertiD, m. 
 
 wanton, wun'liin, v. n. lolalrer, jousr, 
 badlner. 
 
 wanton, vGn'tfn, a. lascif, voloptueux, 
 dlssolu || folAtre, gui || ffcoud || -ly, ad. 
 lasclvement || en folatrant. gaiemenU 
 
 wantonness, vSn'tunnfi, s. losclvetC, 
 linpudicitf, voluptf, f. || badinage, m. || 
 licence, f. 
 
 war, vdvr, s. guerre, t || man of ~, 
 vaiBsoau de guerre, m. 
 
 war, wa'u'r, v. n. faire la guerre. 
 
 warble, waUr'61, v. a. gazoulller fl frc- 
 donner. 
 
 warbler, wu&r'tUr, s. chanteur, m. l| 
 fauvette, f. [m. 
 
 warbling, waUv'bling s. gazonlllement, 
 
 ward, watord, s. pnpille, m. || tutelle, f. || 
 quartler, m. llarrondl&sement, m. II garde, f. 
 
 ward, vctwrd, v. a. defendre, preserver || 
 parer, finder. 
 
 warden, watrd'fn, a. gardlen, garde, gou- 
 vemeur, m.|| geolier, m., gedllere, f. 
 
 warder, vdvvftr, a. garde, gardlen, m. 
 
 wardmote, vdwrifmol, s. conseil d'arron- 
 dl>sement, m. 
 
 wardrobe, vdwrfrob, a. garderobe, f. 
 
 wardship, waTvrd? ih\i>, a. tutelle, f. 
 
 ware, war, s. marcbandlse, denree, f. 
 
 warehouse, vtar'tKitei, s. magastn, m. tt 
 ..man, B. garde-magalu, m. || marchand 
 eo gros, m. 
 
 ; ftU, tutt, 
 
 c)uUr, Joy ; gumt, yti; tout, ttai; tMng, Olm.
 
 254 
 
 warfare wattle 
 
 warfare. tadwr'/ar, a. vie mllltalre, f. 
 
 guerre, 1 
 warily, w&rllt, ad. prndemment 
 
 wariness, wa' rings, a. pnidence, f. 
 
 warlike, wtftvr'Kk, a. belliqueux. 
 
 warm, torfErm, v. a. & n. chauffer, Cchauf for || 
 a'echauffer. 
 
 warm, wdwrm, a. (-ly, ad.) cbaud(ement) || 
 z61<!, emportg || cbaleareusement |i 
 hearted, a. cordial, affectueux. 
 
 warmer, wcEfurm'ir, a. recbnud, m. 
 
 warming:, uioUrm' iny, s. chauffage, m. || 
 
 pan, E. bassinoire, f. 
 
 warmth, wdl^rmCA, E. chaleur, f. || zfilo, m. 
 
 warn, wofirn, T. a. avertir. prfivenlr, in- 
 former || to ~ ag-ainst, prcvenir centre. 
 
 warning:, waHm'in;. a. avertissemeut, 
 avis, m. || congff, m. |f (of clocks) avant- 
 qnart, m. || to give ~, donner congS. 
 
 warp, wcrt-rp, s. chatne, f. |] (mar.) touge, I. 
 
 warp, woiirp, v. a. <t n. ouralr||dtourner, 
 Scarier || se dgjeter, s'ecurter. 
 
 warrant, wor'rant, s. brevet, m. || mandat 
 d'urret, m. || gaiantle, f. || death , ordre 
 d'executlon d'un arret de mort, m. j| 
 search , mandat d'enqugte, m. 
 
 warrant, wSr'rdnt, v. a. garantir, attester || 
 justitier. [souteimble. 
 
 warrantable, wSr'rant & bl, a. justifiable || 
 
 warranty, wSr'r&nti, a. garantie, t. 
 
 warren, wSr'rfn, s. gamine, f. 
 
 warrior, wor'rier, s. guerrier, soldat, m. 
 
 wart, wdwrt, B. verrue, f. || polreau, m. || 
 
 wort, a. (bot.) reveille-muUii, m. 
 wary, tod' ri, a. prudent. 
 
 wash, wish, s. lavage, m. || cosmetlque, 
 m. || marguajif, m. || lavis, m. II lavure, f. || 
 lavasse, f. || (mea.) lotion, f. || hand- 
 basin, s. cuvette, f. || hand-stand, 
 t. larabo, m. || --house, s. lavolr, m. || 
 ~-leather, s. peau de chamois, l. || - 
 nta.ua, B. toilette, f. 
 
 wash, wSah, v. a. (4 n.) fee) laver. 
 
 washerwoman , with, tr woom &n, E. 
 blanclilaseuae, (. 
 
 washing, wueh'iny, a. lavage, m. || blan- 
 cblssage, m. || --bill, a. note du blun- 
 cblraage, f. |J ~- stand, a. lavabo, m. 
 
 washy, wSth'i, a. bumlde, mouiUfi || f aible y 
 ~ stuff, a. lavasae, f. 
 
 wasp, wotp, a. guepe, f. 
 
 waapish, wSsp iik, a. acariatre. 
 
 waste, watt, e. gasplllage, m. || df-rhet, m. 
 dggat, m. || folk- dgpeuw, f. || dsert, m. 
 to go ou run to ~, ae perdre, s'uaer ., 
 ~-book, a. brouillard, m. || --pipe, a. 
 tuyau de d^cbarge or de degorgeiuent, m. 
 
 waste, wait, v. a. A u. diininuer, pater. 
 dissiper, prodiguer || ravager || depfrir [| 
 a'user || s'epuiser. 
 
 waste, watt, a, inutile, de rebut || ~- 
 paper-basket, s. panier a papier, m. || 
 ~- paper, a. papier de rebut, m. 
 
 wasteful, watffXl, a. destructtur, pro- 
 dJgue j| -ly, ad. prodigalement 
 
 wastefuluesa. vxuffotl nil, t. prodlga- 
 Uli, 1 || gaaplliage, m. 
 
 watoh, wSch, B. vellle, f . , cuet, m. [] garde, f . 
 (mar. ) quart, m. || surveillance, L || montre, 
 f. || to keep ~, veiller || ~-dogr, s. chien 
 de garde, m. || ~-flre, s. feu de bivouac. 
 m. || ~-ligrht, a. veilleuse, f. || fanal, m. || 
 ~-to^^er, s. tour d'observation, f. 
 
 watch, woch, v. a. it n. veiller, aurveiJUer, 
 pier || parder || avoir uoln de. 
 
 watcher, woch'tr, B. surveillant, observa- 
 teur, m. 
 
 watchful, wSeh'fS6l, a. vigilant || -ly, ad. 
 vigilamrnent. ff. 
 
 watchfulness, w8ch'fS6l nit, a. vigilance, 
 
 watching;, woch'inrj, s. insoumie. f. 
 
 watchmaker, tvoch,' maker, s. horlogcr, m. 
 
 watchman, woch'mSn, a. gardieu de nuit, 
 m. || gaa'de, bomme de guet, m. 
 
 watch'word, woch'wird.s. motd'ordre, ra. 
 
 water, wdTv'ter, a. eau, f. || to make 
 ~, (mar.) faire eau || to pass ~, (m4d.) 
 urlner || of the first ~, de haute 
 volCe || to hold ~, etre Staricbe, im- 
 permeable || ~-beetle, a. nageur, m., 
 puce aquatique, f. || ~-bnoket, a. aceau. 
 m. || --closet, s. cabinet d'aisance, m. y 
 --colours, s. pi. aquarelle, t. || ~- 
 cress(es), s. pi. cresson, m. || -cure, 
 a. bydrotberapie, f. || ~-Aog, B. barbeL 
 
 ui. M ~-Iovrl, a. oiseau aquatique, m. I 
 pome d'eau, t || ~-tf augre, s. Qotteur, m. y 
 >~-rruel, a. gruau a 1'eau, m. || lily, 
 
 a. nfinupbar, m. || line, s. ligne 
 flottaison, f. || --mark, s. alveau dea 
 eaux, m. j| filagramme, m. || pipe, a. 
 conduit d'eau, m. || --side, a. bord de 
 1'eau, m. || ~> station, B. station ft prendre 
 de 1'eau, f. |j --wheel, a. roue hydrau- 
 llquc, f. || -works, a. pi. ouvrages 
 bydraullquea, m. pi. || machine bydrau- 
 llque, f. 
 
 water, wuw" ter, v. a. & u. arroaer II abreuverll 
 moirer || (mar.) faire de 1'eau l| pleurer || 
 to make one's mouth ~, faire ve&lr 
 1'eau & la boucbe. 
 
 water are, wau'tii-uj, a. trunsport par 
 
 au, m. || prix du transport par eau, m. 
 waterfall, waHS Ur fdwl, B. chute d'eau, 
 
 cascade, f. 
 watering:, wdM/tir ing, a. arrosemeut, m. || 
 
 abreuvage. m. |j --cart, a. voiture d'ur 
 
 roBa^e public. I. || engine, a. pouipe 
 
 d'irrigation, (. || place, a. abrenvoir, 
 
 m. || ville d'eaux or maritime, f. || --pot, 
 
 s. arrosoir, m. 
 
 waterlog: g-ed.woV/*- W^d,a,rempli d'eau. 
 waterman, wuTv 1 tirmdn, a. bateller, m. 
 waterproof, waMfttrprSf, watertight, 
 
 wdK/tirtit, a. impermeable (ft 1'eau). 
 watershed, woW ttr s hid, s. versant, m. 
 waterspout, uiaTv'ter spowt, s. tromoe, f. 
 waterway, wafo'ttrwd, B. cound'eaa, m. || 
 
 gouttlSre, f. 
 watery. wMfteri, a. aqueuz, liquldt || 
 
 plain d'eau || marln, 
 wattle, wdrtl, a. dale, t y barbe de 
 
 coq, f. 
 wattle, wSftl, v. a. eiitourer de dales. 
 
 Oil, Mt, flr, laSi; A*-, git. Mr; ;, t; nff, Ait, prftie; *<;
 
 wave well 
 
 255 
 
 wave, wav, B. vague, code, f. ||ondulatlon,f. 
 wave, u'iiv, v. n. ondoyer || Hotter, ae 
 
 balancer Ijtournoyer. 
 
 waver, wa'vtr, v. n. vadller, chanceler. 
 vraverlngr, -wfviring, B. irresolution, f. 
 wavering-, via'viring, a. irrf-solu. 
 wavy, tca'vt, a. ondoyant. 
 wax, w<Ji, g. dre, f. || poir, f. l| Hgrht, 
 
 e. bougie, f. || --taper, a. bougie filee or 
 d'allume, f. || derge, m. || --work, a. 
 figure de cire, f. 
 
 wax, vidkt, v. a. cirer || ~, v. n. crottre, 
 B'accroltre || se faire. 
 
 waxen, waks'n, a. de dre. 
 
 waxy, vi&kafi, a. dreux. 
 
 way, wo, B. vuie, f. |j chemln, m., route, f. || 
 passage, m. || expedient, m. || toe rlg-ht, 
 wrong: ~, la bonne, la manvaise vote i| 
 to be la the ~, embarrasser, gcner |] 
 out-of-the , a. extraordinaire || to be 
 IB the family , etre enceinte || to gat 
 under , (mar.) se mettre en route || to 
 lose one's ~, s'Sgarer || to get out of 
 the ~, em porter, enlever || to make one's 
 (own) ~, falre a sa guise l| to make the 
 best of one's ~, nfiter le pas || any-~, 
 ad. de mauiere ou d'autre I) to work one's 
 ~, se faire Jour || ~-blll, B. itiueralre de 
 volture publlquc, m. 
 
 wayfarer, va'fUrir. s. voyageur, m. 
 
 wayfaring;, via.' faring, a. eu voyage. 
 
 wayward, wafwerd, a. telu, mauiuutde. 
 
 ire, we, pn. nous. 
 
 weak, w*, a. (-ly, ad.) falblfc(uieut) Q 
 dblle. 
 
 weaken, wik'n, v. a. affaibllr. 
 
 weakening:, wefn Ing, 8. aUaibllssement, 
 m., debilitation (. Jiu. 
 
 weakness, vie r nit, e. falbleese, f. || faille. 
 
 weal, wet, s. bleu, m., prospgrlte, i. || 
 contusion, meurtrissure, L 
 
 wealth, viilth, t. bieo, m., rlobMses, f. pL 
 
 wealthily, wilt h' ill. ad. richemenL 
 
 wealthlneas, wtltlrinit, t. opuleuoe, f. 
 
 wealthy, wilth'i, a. ricbe, opulent. 
 
 wean, wen, v. a. sevrer || priver de. 
 
 vreanlinr. win' ling, B. euf&ut (animal) 
 evre, m. 
 
 weapon, wipfn, a. arine, t 
 
 wear, war, . usage, ui. g uanre, I. B 
 under--, desaoua, m. 
 
 wear, war, v. a. & n. ir. user, conaaroer, 
 employer, porter, iiioutrer || s'user, vitilllr || 
 to - -well, badly, etre d'un bon user, 
 n'etre pas d'un bon user. 
 
 wearable, wdVdAt, a. en 6tat d'etre porte. 
 
 weariness, vim' i nit, a. lassitude, fatigue, 
 
 f. || ennui, m. 
 
 wearing- -apparel, v/ar'lng dpptr'a, a. 
 
 habits, m. pi. 
 wearisome, wii'lttm, a. ennuyeux |] -ly, 
 
 ad. avec ennui. 
 
 weary, viiff. v. a. fatlguer || ennuyer. 
 weary. MsVi, a. las, fatigue, eonuya. 
 weasel, vtfzKl, s. belette, f. 
 weather, vittKiar. a. temperature de 1'alr, 
 
 t |l tempite, t I - permlttlns;, at le 
 
 temps le permet || --g-lass, s. baromStre, 
 
 thermometre, m. 
 weather, uiOi'er, v. a. rgslster a || (mar.) 
 
 doubler. 
 weave, wen, T. a. ir. tisser || entrelaccr [) 
 
 miler, entremSler. 
 ^reaver, w&v'tr, s. tisserand, m. 
 weaving-, wev'ing, a. Ussnre, f. 
 web, w, a. tissu, m. || toile d'aralgnee, 1 B 
 
 membrane, f. 
 
 webbed, webd, a. palmC. 
 wed, wed, v. a. & n. 6pou?er || ae marier. 
 wedding;, wid' ding, s. mariage, m., noces. 
 
 f. pi. || --cake, B. gateau de noces, m. [| 
 
 --day, s. Jour de la noce. m. 
 wedg-e, VLJ, g. coin, m. || linpot, m. 
 wedg-e, wij, v. a. fendre || serrcr, forcer, 
 wedg-ewood -ware, wff viffSd war, s. 
 
 Wedgwood (faYence), m. 
 wredJock, viid'lok, s. mariage, m. 
 Wednesday, wfnt'da, s. mercredl, m. Q 
 
 Ash--, mercredi dea cendres, m. 
 weed, wed, s. mauvalse berbe, 1 H hablta 
 
 de deuil, m. pi. 
 
 weed, wed, v. a. aarcler. Im. 
 
 weeder, ved'er, s. sarcleur, m, || sarcloir, 
 weedlng--hook, wed'ing /WOt, s. aarcloir, 
 
 sarelet, m., serfouette, f. 
 weedy, wr i, a. plein de mauvaises berbes. 
 week, wek, 8. semalne, f. || a - ag-o, tl y 
 
 a buit Joura || this day ~, d'aujourd'hul 
 
 en bult || day, a. Jour ouvrier, m. 
 weekly, wek'li, a. SL ad. chaque semaine, 
 
 par seroalne l| bebdomadalrement. 
 weep, wep, v. a. A n. plenrer, deplorer. 
 weeper, wip'tr, s. pleureur, m., pleu- 
 
 reuse, f. 
 weeping-- willow, wep ing vnfl5, s. aaole 
 
 pleureur, m. 
 
 weevil, wfvl, s. cbarancon^ m. 
 weft, viift, s. trame du drap, f. || tlsau. m. 
 weigh, wd, v. a. <t u. peser II examiner, 
 
 consldirer y to -down, g'analsser || -- 
 
 brldg-e, s. bascule pour pesrr lea voitures 
 
 chareees, f. 
 welghlng-iaaohlue, wa* Ing mi iMn, 8, 
 
 bancule, f. 
 
 weight, vat, a. polds, m., peoautenr, f. 
 irelg-hted, v/af id. a. ctiarge'. 
 weigh tlly, wd^iii, ad. pebamment || av- 
 
 importance, 
 welghtlness, wafinli, a. pesauteor, f. || 
 
 Importance, f. 
 
 weighty, -df a. pesaut || important, 
 welcome, ttcTium, a. bon accueil, m. 
 weloome, u'lSftiim, v. a. falre boa accu*ll a. 
 welcome, wef kvm, a. bleuveuu || agrable y 
 
 - I soyez le bienvenu ! 
 weld, weld, v. a. aouder. 
 welfare, wit" far, s. blen-etre, m. 
 well, wel, s. puita, m., aource, fontalne, t | 
 
 -s, pi. eaux mineralea, (. pL || spring, 
 
 s. source, f. 
 well, v>il. a, & ad. bon, beureux || blen, 
 
 romme 11 faut || as - as, aussi blen que tt 
 
 all's that ends , tout est blen qul 
 
 tlnlt blen || - off, bien daua aea atlaina | 
 
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 256 
 
 welt whipper-in 
 
 let - alone, le niieux est 1'enoeml du 
 
 bien || --being-, s. bien-etre, in. || <- 
 
 bred, a. bien tlevG || --meant, a. fait ft 
 
 bonne intention || -met I heureiise ren- 
 contre! || ~-to-do, a. a ton aise || calfi [I 
 
 -wisher, s. amf, m. 
 welt, wflt, a. bordure, {., bord, m. 
 welt, wilt, Y. a. border, 
 welter, wifler, v. n. se rouler, se vautrer. 
 wen, win, s. loupe, f., pottre, m. 
 wrench, u'ertth, a. rille, f. || donzeile, f. 
 wend, wind, v. n. aller, poursulvre. 
 Wesleyan, w?s / li4n,s. rngthocliste de la 
 
 secte de Wesley, m. 
 west, west, a. ouest, Occident m. 
 west, wist, westerly, wUftrft, wea*- 
 
 ern, witttrn, a. d'ouest, occidental || de 
 
 1 'ouest 
 
 westward, wfsfwtrd, ad. rers 1'occldent 
 wet, wet, b. buniMltr, f. 
 wet, wit, Y. a. mouiller, bumecter, arroser. 
 wet, wit, a. inoulll6, bumide || --nurse, 
 
 8. nournce, f. 
 
 wether, weA'tr, s. mouton, in. 
 wetness, wefnla, 8. luimidile, I. 
 vrhaok, kwak. 8. roulfe, f. 
 whack, Await, T. a. battle, ro^ser. 
 whale, hwdl, t. baleine, $ --boat, s. 
 
 baletolere, f. || ~-bone. . burbe de 
 
 baleine, f. 
 
 whaler, hwdfir, s. bal"ir, m. 
 wharf, kw&rf, a. quai, w-, 
 wharfare, hworfdj, s. <uialage, m. 
 wharfinger, hwSrfiniir, a. garde d'un 
 
 qual, m. 
 what, kwSt, pn. <t ad. e que, ce qui, que || 
 
 quo! || quel, quelle |) ? comment? f| he 
 
 knows ~'s ~, il ne mouclie pas du pied. 
 what(so)ever, htrSt (eo) ev'er, pu. qncl 
 
 que, quoi que, toil ce que, tout oe qui || 
 
 quelconque. 
 
 wheal, hicel, s. pustule, t. 
 wheat, hwit, a. froment, big, m. 
 wheaten, hwifn, a. de froment de big. 
 wheedle, kwi'dl, T. a. enjoler, flatter, 
 wheedler, hwi'dltr, 8. enjoleur, m. 
 wheel, Auiei, s. roue, f. |i to break upon 
 
 the ~, rouer un malfaiteur || to pat 
 
 a spoke In one's ~, Jeter des bfiions 
 
 dans les roues de qn. II -barrow, a. 
 
 brouett*, f. || --wrlg-ht, s. charron, m. y 
 
 --works, a. rouagee, m. pi. 
 wheel, hwil, v. a. i n. faire tourner 1] 
 
 rouler || voiturer |J toumer. 
 wheeler, hviel'tr, B. cheval de brancard, 
 
 m. 
 whoeze, hwSz, T. n. reapirer avec bruit || 
 
 sitfler. 
 wheeling-, hwofing, B. sifflement de la 
 
 respiration, m. 
 wheUc, liwelk, B. pustule, f. 
 whelm, hwflm, T. a. accnbler, submerger. 
 whelp, hwflp, s. petit cbien, m. 
 whelp, hwilp, T. n. mettre baj. 
 when, hwfn, ad. quand, lorsque. tandis quell 
 
 since ~? depnls oombleo de temps T || 
 
 alao* ~, depuis lore. 
 
 whence, hwtns, ad. d'ou. 
 wbenoesoever, /iwfnttBA'er, ad. de 
 
 quelqne endroit que ce spit 
 when(Bo)ever, hwtnidev'ir, ad. qaand. 
 
 toutes les fois que. 
 where, hw&r, ad. ou. 
 whereabont, kwar'Abotiit, ad. ou, aupres 
 
 de quel endroit 
 whereas, kwardaf, ad. an lieu que, attenda 
 
 que, d'fiutant que, vu quc. 
 whereat, Awdrdr, ad. de quo], dont, sur 
 
 quoi || la-dessus. 
 whereby, hwSrbi', ad. par lequel (la- 
 
 quelle, lesquelo) || par quoi. 
 wherever, hwdr_ev'er, ad. partout ou. 
 wherefore, hwar'for, ad. pourquoi, pour 
 
 quelle raison. 
 wherein, hwtir In', ad. en quoi, ou, dajis 
 
 leqnel (laquelle, lesquela, lesqui-l leg). 
 whereinto, hictirin to, ad. ou, dans quoi. 
 whereof, hwuruf, ad. dout, duquel, de 
 
 laquelle. 
 
 whereon, Au'ur Sn', ad. sur lequel, our la- 
 quelle, sur quoi. 
 whereso, u-Au/'sti, wheresoever, hudr- 
 
 sofu'er, ad. dans quelque lieu que, u'lin- 
 
 porte ou. 
 whereto, wh&rtff, whereanto, hwiir- 
 
 un'to, ad. a qnol, ou, auquel, a laquelle. 
 whereupon, kwar up on' , ad. sur quoi || 
 
 sur ces entrrfuites. 
 where wlth(al), Awar wUh'(fH-f),aA. area 
 
 quoi, avec lequel (laquelle), de quoi. 
 wherry, kwlr ri, s. bac, m. || passe-cheval, 
 whet, kwit, v. a. alguiser || exciter. [m. 
 whether, hwlOl'ir, c. & pn. soil que || que || 
 
 si || lequel des deux. j f. 
 
 whetstone, hwiftton, s. plerre a aigulser, 
 whey, kwa, a. petit-lait, m. 
 which, Aun'cA, pn. qui, que, lequel, laquelle y 
 
 quel? quelle? 
 whloh(so)ever, hwich(su)iv'ir, pn. quel 
 
 que soit 
 
 whiff, hwif, s. souffle, m., bogffee, f. 
 whig-, hwig, s. liberal (en Anclcterre), m. 
 while, A ir if, s. temps, espace de temps, m. 
 
 worth , cela vaut la peine. 
 while, hwil, T. a. ; to ~ away, tuer le 
 
 temps. 
 
 whilst, Au>ilj,-ad. pendant que, tandis que. 
 whim, hwlm, a. caprice, m., funlaisie, 
 
 bouUide, lubie, f. || trcuil, m. 
 whimper, hwim'per, v. n. pleurnicher. 
 whimsical, hwim'zlkAl, a. (-ly, ad.) 
 
 capricieux || bizarre || cnpririeusement 
 whine, hvnn, s. plainte, f. j| pf misbement. ra. 
 whine, hw\n, v. n. se plaiudre, geinai f 
 
 gCmlr, se lameiUer. 
 
 whining-, hu'in'inff, a. plalntif, dolent. 
 whip, hw\p, a. fouot. m. || riding---, 
 
 cravache, f. || - and spur, au grand 
 
 galop II to be a grood , etre bon cocber y 
 
 hand, s. avautage, dessus, m. 
 whip, hwlp, T. a. of n. fouetter || se prf 
 
 cipiter. 
 whlpper-ln, \vnpptr\n', a. chef de tUe, 
 
 m. (au parlement). 
 
 lot, Mt, ftr t W/ Mr, fit, Mr; fn, tnnt nS, Kit, pru; *(?/ -
 
 top - wind 
 
 25? 
 
 whipping-top, hwip'ping tfp, 8. toupie, 
 f., sabot, touloa. m. |iu. 
 
 whipple-tree, hwip'jpltre, a. palonuier, 
 
 whirl, hwerl, s. tourbillon, m. |f touruoie- 
 ment, m. [Vitesse || tournoyer, pirouetter. 
 
 whirl, hwerl, v. a. i n. faire tourner avec 
 
 whlrlig-lg;, hwer'ligig, a. pirouette, f. 
 
 whirlpool, \wtrVpol, s. tourbillon, m. 
 
 whirlwind, hwirtwind, s. tourbillon, m. 
 
 whisk, hu-isk, s. vergette, f. || petit balai, m. ' 
 
 whisk, hwitk, v. n. passer rapideracnt || 
 voler. [favori, m. 
 
 whisker, hwisKer, g. moustache, f. II 
 
 whisper, hwifptr, v. a. & n. chucboter || 
 In a ~, tout bas. (ment, m. 
 
 whispering;, AuiiYpA- ing, s. chuchote- 
 
 whist, hwist, a. whist, m. || long;, short 
 ~, whist a dix, a cinq points || ~ 1 chut ! 
 
 whistle, hwMtl, a. sifflet, m. || siffle- 
 ment, m. 
 
 whistle, hwit'sl, v. a, <t n. siffler. 
 
 whit, hwit, a. point. Iota, m. || not a ~, 
 pas le mnins du monde. 
 
 white, whit, s. blanc, m., blancheur, f. 
 
 white, wtiit, a. blanc, pale |l pur || heat, 
 B. incandescence, f. || --hot, a. incan- 
 descent || --lead, s. ceruse, f. || --lime, 
 B. blanc de chaux, m. || ~- smith, s. for- 
 blaulier, m. 
 
 whitebait, whifbdt, s. ablette (de mer), 
 clupee blanche, f. 
 
 whiten, hwi'tn, v. a. & n. blancbir || 
 devenir blanc, [purete, f. 
 
 whiteness, hwifnis, a. blanchear, t || 
 
 whitewash, hwit'wSih, a. blanc de chaux, 
 "i- [badlgeonner. 
 
 whitewash, hvntfwdih, v. a. blancbir, 
 
 whither, hwiOl'er, ad. ou. 
 
 whithersoever, hwtOier eo fv'dr,ed. par- 
 tout, n'lmporte ou. 
 
 whiting;, hwfting, s. merlan, m. |J blanc 
 d'Espagne, m. || --pout, s. inoUe, t, 
 algrefln frais. m. 
 
 whitish, hvnftith, a, blancbatre. 
 
 whitlow, hwiflo. a. panaris, m. 
 
 Whit- Sunday, hwifiun dd, a. jour de la 
 Pentecdte, m. 
 
 Whitsuntide, huff tun fid, s. Pentacdte, t 
 
 whittle, hwlt'tl. v. a. couper. 
 
 whls, hwia, a. Blfflement, m. 
 
 whls, hwi*, v. a. siffler. 
 
 who, hS, pn. _qui, que. 
 
 whoever, hotv'ir, pn. quiconque. 
 
 whole, hoi, a. le total || on the ~, a tout 
 prendre, en somme. 
 
 whole, hoi, a. tout, entler, complet '; sain. 
 
 wholesale, kul'tul, s. vente eu gros, f. 
 
 wholesome, ho? rum, a. (-ly, ad.) sain 
 (emeut) || salutalre, salubrc. |f. 
 
 wholesomeness, Aof'u7niT,s.8alubrlte', 
 
 wholly, hut' It, ad. rntlirenienl. 
 
 whom, horn, pn. que l| lequel. 
 
 whomsoever, homtoiv'ir, pn. quiconque. 
 
 whoop, hop, a. huee, f. 
 
 whoop, hop, v. n. huer, crier || -ing-- 
 ooug;h, s. coquelucbe, f. 
 
 Whore, hor, s. proslituee, t 
 
 65 ; /W, tutit, 106. 
 Snylitk and /VtncA. 
 
 *r i Joy : 
 
 whortleberry, hwirt" 1 6 fr rf, B. i 
 
 whose, hot, pa. dont, de qui, & qui. 
 
 whoso(ever), hoso(iv'tr), pn. quiconque. 
 
 why, hwi. ad. pourquoi || mais. 
 
 wick, wit, a. mcbe, f. 
 
 wicked, wik'td, a. mgchant, 8clrat || 
 
 -ly, ad. mSchamment. 
 wickedness, wiftdnet, a. mSchanceU, f. 
 wicker, wik'ir, a. osier, m. 
 wicker, wiftr, a. fait d'osier. 
 wicket, icik'et, a. guicbet, m. 
 wide, wid, a. & ad. (-ly, ad.) laree(ment) || 
 
 VHSte, ample || loin || tout a fait || au loin, 
 wideawake. wid'dwSk, a. castor, m. 
 widen, wi'dn, v. a. (& n.) (s')elargir || 
 
 ftendre || allonger. 
 widgeon, wifiin, a. sarcelle, f. 
 widow, wid'o, a. veuve, f. 
 widow, wid'o, v. a, rendre veuve || prlver. 
 wldo'wed, wid'od, a. veuf. veuve. 
 widower, wid'oir L a. veuf, m. 
 widowhood, wid'o hSSd, a. veuvage, m. 
 width, width, 8. largeur, f. 
 wield, weld, v. a. manier, tenlr, porter. 
 w^lfe, wif, B. fern me, Spouse, f. 
 wig;, wig, a. perruque, f. || ~-blook, s. tflte 
 
 a perruque, f. |i --maker, s. perruquler, in. 
 wlgrht, wit, s. individu, m. 
 wig-warn, wiy'wdm, s. cabane indienne, f. 
 wild, wild. a. sauvage, farouche, agreete. 
 
 inculte || irrgulier, dissolu || -ly, ad. a 
 
 Petal sauvage || d'une manifire sauvage || 
 
 follement |i fitourdlment || --fowl, 8. 
 
 oiseaux sauvages, in. pi. 
 wilds, wilds, s. pi. desert, m. 
 wilderness, wil'det-nei, a. desert m. 
 wildfire, wild'fir, a. feu gregeola, m. || 
 
 (m6d.) dartre, f. 
 
 wilding 1 , wild' ing, a. pomme sauvage, f. 
 wlldness, wild'nfs, B. ferocltg, brutality 
 
 f. U Irregularity, f. || Uf sordre, m. 
 wile, tint, s. fraude, fourberie, ruse, f. 
 wilful, wif/SSl, a. eutete || premfidltfi H 
 
 -ly, ad. opiiiiairemeiit || a, dessein. 
 wilfulness, wtffOOlnfy, a. entetement, m. 
 willly, wi'lili. ad. par ruse. 
 willness, wi'linft, a. ruse, finesse, f. 
 will, wit, S. volontc, f. l| disposition, f. U 
 
 testament, m. || of one's own free ~, 
 
 de son gre, spontanement || with a ~, da 
 
 tout son cceur. (or no. bon gr6, mal grG. 
 wlU, wf I, v. n. vouloir ][ whether one ~ 
 willing;, wit' ling, a. dispoafi || spontanS || 
 
 -ly, ad. volontlers. |lont, I. 
 
 willing-ness, wit' ling nil, a. bonne vu- 
 wUlow, wif 16, a. (bot.) saule, m. || weep- 
 
 lnir-~, saule plenreur. m. \g<:6. 
 
 wllly-nllly, wil'li nil'tt, ad. bon grt, mal 
 wily, wi'll, a. rusg, fin. 
 wimble, wim'bl, a. vilebreqnln, m. 
 win, win, v. a, <t n. ir. gugner |l acqnerlr. 
 wlnoe, wint, v. n. ruer || se reculer. 
 winch, winth, a. manivelle, f. 
 wind, wind, a. vent, m. II halelne, f. || ya- 
 
 nltfi, f. || flatuosiie, f. || trade -s, vent* 
 
 alizes, m. pi. || to break -, (vulf - 
 
 roter. 
 
 SOM, yMy ttul, Mat; thing, Oltrt, 
 
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 258 
 
 wind wonderful 
 
 wind, mad, T. a. <fe n. Ir. sonner da cor || 
 
 tourner, tordre || conduire || suivre a la 
 piste || changer II envelopper, entourer || 
 tourner || s'entortiller || eerpenter || to ~ up. 
 (a watch &o.) monter |j (com.) llqulder || 
 (tig.) prfiparer, coaolure 1) up, s. oon- 
 elusion, 
 
 winded, wind' id, a. essoufflS. 
 
 winder, wind' 'ir, s. dfividotr, m, 
 
 Windiness, win' dints, s. ventositfi, Da- 
 tuoMte, f. 
 
 Winding:, wind'ing, s. dfitour, m., sinuo- 
 sit6, f. || ~-shoet, 8. Hnceul, m. 
 
 windlass, wind' Ids, a. cabestan, treuil, m. 
 
 window, wln'do, s. fenStre. croisSe, f. || 
 
 bow-~, fenOtre cintrSe, f. |[ --blind, 8. 
 
 Jalousie, persieune, f., store, m. || -our- 
 
 tain, s. rideau de fen&tre, m. ||~- dresser, 
 
 t. Stalagiste, m. 
 
 windpipe, viinfpip, e. trachee-artere, t 
 
 wind-ward, wlnd'werd, ad. Ten le vent, 
 coiitre le vent || (mar.) au vent. 
 
 windy* windfi, a. venteux. 
 
 wine, win, s. via, m. \\ --bibber, B. 
 biberon, m. || -cooper, s. tonnelier, m. || 
 --glass, s. verre a vin, m. || --grower, 
 s. vigneron, m. || producing, a. vini- 
 oole II --shop, B. cabaret, m. || --stone, 
 g. tarlre, m. || --strainer, 8. passe- Vin, 
 m. || --taster, s. dggustateur, m. || tate- 
 viii, m. || --vaults (--shades), 8. pi. 
 caveaux a Tin, m. pi. 
 
 wing-, wing, a. aile, t || coulisse, t 
 
 wing, wing, v. a. A n. donner des ailes || 
 s'envoler. 
 
 winged, wingd, a. ailS || rapide. 
 
 wink, wingk, 8. clln d'oeil, m. 
 
 wink, v/lngk, v. n. clignoter [J fermer les 
 yeux sur. 
 
 winking, wing/Sing, 8. clignement, m. 
 
 winner, wln'n&r, 8. gaguant, m. 
 
 winning, win'niny, s. racquit, gain, m. || 
 ~ post, s. poteau d'arrivee, m. 
 
 winning, win'ning, a. gagnant || attrayaut. 
 
 winnow, win' no, T. a. Tanner || eplucher. 
 
 winter, win'ter, s. biver, m. 
 
 winter, wln'tir, v. a. & n. hlverner (1 
 passer ITiiTer. 
 
 Wintery, win'teri, -winterly, win'tirK, 
 wintry, wtn'lrf, a. d'hiver. 
 
 wipe, wip, s. nettoiement, in. coup de 
 patte, m. || taloche, f. 
 
 wipe, wip, T. a. essuyer. 
 
 Iwire, wir, a. (11 de metal, m. || --puller, 
 
 ' g. joucur de marionnettes, m. || Intrigant, 
 
 ro. || -pulling, s. detours, subterfuges, 
 
 m. pi. || --rope, s. cordage en fil de ler, 
 
 m. |eu longueur || alamblquer. 
 
 wiredraw, vnr draft, T. a. trgfller || tirer 
 
 wiry, vn'n, a. de fil de m^tal M nervtuz. 
 
 wisdom, wl*d6m. s. sagesse, r. 
 
 wise, via, s. mauiSre, facon, L || la no -, 
 d'aucun* facon. [grave. 
 
 wise, wl*, a. (-ly, ad.) sage(ment) || savant, 
 
 wiaeaore, MM'* Mr, s. sot, Imbecile, m. 
 
 wlah, with, s. souhait, m. || deslr, m. (| 
 TCBU, m. 
 
 wish, tcfsA, v. a. souhaiter, dCslrer, voulolr. 
 wishful, wSsh'fSOl, a. destreux. 
 wisp, wisp, s. bouchon, m. || touffe, f. 
 wistful, wisffttl, a. attentlf || penslf || 
 
 -ly, ad. attentivement 
 wit, wit, 8. esprit, m. j| bel esprit, m. || to 
 
 live by one's -s, lalre le parasite || to 
 
 ~, ad. savoir, c'est-a-dire. 
 witch, wlch, s. sorcitre, (. 
 witchcraft, tefch'krdft, B. sorcellerje, 1 [| 
 
 sortilfige, m. 
 
 witchery, wlch'irt, e. sorcellerie, f. 
 with, with, pr. avec. de, par, parmi. 
 withal, wiffi cCCal' , ad. < pr. aussi, de meme. 
 withdraw, Witt drtfO/ , T. a. & n. ir. retirer i| 
 
 rappeler J] ae retirer, s'iloiguer. 
 withe, witti, 8. brin d'osier, m. 
 wither, wtOfir, T. a. (dt n.) (se) netrir U 
 
 deperir || ee faner. 
 
 withers, with'irz, 8. pi. garrot, m. 
 withhold, withhold', T. a. Ir. retenlr, 
 
 dStenlr || empecher. 
 
 withholder, win holdfir, 8. dStenteur, m. 
 within, wittiln', pr. dead, dans, dedans. 
 without, wiOKftvf, pr. it ad. bors de || de- 
 
 hors || au dehors, en dehors. 
 without, tfftt oftt', c. a molus que, si ce 
 
 n'est que, sans que. fs'oppnser a. 
 
 withstand, wittist&nd', T. a. ir. r&sister, 
 withy, witti'i, s. (bot. ) osier, franc osier, m. 
 witless, wfriUk, a. sans esprit, insipide. 
 witness, wifnes, a. tenioin, timoignage, 
 
 m. l| to bear - to, Umoigner de || --box, 
 
 8. (Jur.) bane des temoins, m. 
 witness, wifnis, v. a. rendre t^molgnage, 
 
 attester. 
 witted, wiftid, a. raisonnable. prudent, 
 
 sensfi [| quick--, qni a de la vivaciU 
 
 d'esprit. 
 
 wittily, ittr U It, ad. spirltuellement. 
 wittiness, \riftinl*, 8. esprit, m. 
 wittingly, wit' ting ll, ad. a dessein. 
 witty, wit'ti, a. spirituel, ing^nieux, sar- 
 
 castique. Tprestldlgitateur, m. 
 
 wlcard, wl^trd, s. magician, sorcler, m. U 
 woad, wod, a. guede, f. 
 woo, wo, s. douleur, f. || malheur, m. 
 woeful, mfffast, a. (-ly, ad.) triste(meut). 
 wold, wold, s. plaine, f. || dSsert, m. 
 wolf, wffzlf, 8. loup, m. y ahe , louve, f. 
 wolfish, wSSlfisn, a. de loup. 
 woman, wSSm'&n, 9. femme, t || - of the 
 
 town, fille de jole, L || --hater, i. mU 
 
 sogyue, ennemi du seze, m. U -hunter, 
 
 s. coareur de femmep, m. ffemme, m. 
 womanhood, wStim'dnhoSd, s. etat de 
 womanish, wSSm'dniaA, a, de femme l| 
 
 eft^mine. fm. 
 
 womankind, wSGm' dn kind, a. bean sexe, 
 womanly, uSSm'Anli, a. en femme. 
 womb, worn, a. matrice, t, seln, venire, m. 
 wonder, vrSn'dtr, s. Slonnement, m., ad- 
 miration, f. |l mii-acle, m. 
 wonder, u-vn'dtr. T. n. s'fitonner, admirer, 
 wonderful, wwdtrfSQl, a. mervell!eu.x, 
 
 etonnant || -ly, ad. merveLUeu*emot, 
 
 etonnauunent. 
 
 t hit, fir, WB; ^r#, fit, Mr; - mine, Inn; no, Mt.-prSvi; -hM; -
 
 wondrous 
 
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 wondrous, vrun'dnii, a. merveiUeux. 
 
 wont, wont, s. coulume, habitude, f. 
 
 wonted, wanted a. aocoutume 1 , babltuel. 
 
 woo, wo, v. a. faire 1'amour, courtlser || 
 supplier. 
 
 wood, \vff6d, s. bois, m. || forSt, f. || 
 cutter, s. bflcheron, m. || xylographe, 
 m. || --house, s. bucher, m. I] land, 
 B. pays boise, m. || --louse, s. cloporte, 
 m. || --man, B. garde forestier, m. |l 
 bflcheron, m. Jfeaille, m. 
 
 woodbine, wSfid'Kn, B. (bot.) chivrc- 
 
 woodcock, v>S6d'kSk, 8. be'casse, f. 
 
 woodcut, wdSd'kut, g. gravure BUT bole, f. 
 
 wooded, wOdd'Sd, a. boisg. 
 
 wooden, u'Odd'n, a. de bois, en bols. 
 
 woodpecker, wStd'pfktr, 8. pi vert, m. 
 
 woodruff, wSfd'r'jf, 8. (bot.) asperule, f. 
 
 woody, wrtid'i, a. iigneur, boiseux. 
 
 wooer, wS'tr, 8. amoureux, m. 
 
 woof, wof, 8. triune, f. 
 
 wool, wot>l, 8. hilne, I || --comber, 8. 
 cardeur m. || --gathering-, 8. (of one's 
 wlta) distraction, f. || --arrowing, I. In- 
 dustrie lalnlSre, f. || --pack, g. ballot de 
 lain*, m. 
 
 woollen. wSofln, a. de lalne || -s, a. pi. 
 <toffes de lalne, f. pi. 
 
 woolly, wSOl'li. a. lalnenx || frisS. 
 
 word, uerd., i. mot, m. || parole, t |] terme. 
 m. || - of honour, parole u'bonueur || 
 upon my -I sur ma parole, parole 
 d'honneur ! || to be as rood as one's ~, 
 teuir parole j| to put in a rood - for 
 one, to rive one a g-ood ~, louer, re- 
 oommander qn. (a un atitre) to take 
 one at his , prendre qn. au mot || to 
 send ~ to, falre dire a || to take one's 
 - for It, crolre qn. sur mot || --book, B. 
 Tocabnlalre, m. 
 
 word, wtrd, T. a. expnmer, gnoncer. 
 
 wordiness, wtrdflnii, t. verbosity, t 
 
 wording-, wtrfing, s. construction, L 
 
 wordy, werd'i, a. rerbeuz, diffus. 
 
 work, vitrk, B. travail, m., occupation. 1, 
 oavrage, m., operation, oeuvre, f. j| bro- 
 derle, L || open--, ouvrage & jour, m. || 
 to have one's ~ out oat for one, 
 avoir da til & retordre. 
 
 work, w*rt, T. a. & n. travailler, op8rer. 
 fabriquer, produlre || gouverner || exercer M 
 broder || eire en action, s'occuper, agir || 
 to one's passage, (mar.) acqullter 
 on prix de pasaage en truvalllaot a bord || 
 to g-o the rlfht, wrong- way to -, 
 'y prendre bien, mal. 
 
 worker, vitrV tr, travallleur. auteur, m. 
 
 irorkhonse, wtrf ItoTvt, g. depot de men- 
 olcitf, f. [ouvrable, m. 
 
 worklnir-day, wtrk'i*yd<i , B. Jour 
 
 workman, werk'ndn, B. ouvrler, m. 
 
 workmanship, wirltf mint/tip, v mann- 
 tacture, t. || ouvrage, m. 
 
 workshop, vtrV >Mp, 8. atelier, m. [L 
 
 workwoman, wtrf ivSom in, t. ouvrlire, 
 
 world, wtrld, 8. njor.de, urJvers, m., terre, 
 t il MS nommag || (rand nombre, m., 
 
 quantity t. for all the , poor tout an 
 
 uionde|| --wide, a. universe], immense. 
 worldllness, wfrld'llnit, g. mondanile', 
 
 f. || couvoitUe, f. 
 
 worldling:, wtrlfllng, t. mondain, m. 
 worldly, wbrlfK, a. du monde || mondaln || 
 
 tatCvtsM. 
 
 worm, warm, 8. ver, m. || tire-bourre, aer- 
 pentin, ra. || --eaten, a. rermoulu || -- 
 
 hole, 8. vermoulure, f. J| --screw, 8. 
 tire-bourre, m. || --seed, 
 mifuge, f. 
 
 8. poudre T*r- 
 
 worm, uierm, v. a. <t n. miner || tarander y 
 to ~ oneself Into one's grood grraoes, 
 s'insinuer dans lea bonnes graces de qn. 
 
 wormwood, u'erm'wttd, 8. absinthe, I. 
 
 wormy, wirm'i, a. plein de rera || ram- 
 pant. 
 
 worry, wvr'H, B. chagrin, d$pit, m., con- 
 trari?t^, f. [tracasser. 
 
 worry, wfir'ri, T. a. haras'ser. tour men ter, 
 
 worse, wen, a A ad. pire, plus mauvaia jj 
 plus mal, pis. 
 
 worship, wer'ihip 8. adoration, 1, oolte, 
 m. || (title) Excellence, t 
 
 worship, wer'ikip, Y. a. adorer. 
 
 worshipful, wtr'itiip fSSl, a. TCnSrable. 
 
 worshipper, wir'thippir, g. adorateor, m. 
 
 worst, wtrit, s. pire, pis, pis tiller, m. II 
 derolSre extrfimite, f. || at the ~, au pis |[ 
 let the ~ oome to the ~, coute que 
 coute. (porter sur. 
 
 worst, vitrtt, T. a. valncre, deiaire. || 1'em- 
 
 worst, -wirst, a. A ad. le pire, le plus mi- 
 chant, le plus tnauvais. 
 
 worsted, wOor'itcd on wdTSi'ttd, 8. lalne 
 fllee, estame, f. 
 
 wort, wert, B. racine, herbe, 1 H raoflt, m. 
 
 worth, vierth, s. raleor, f., prix, m. 
 nitrite, m. 
 
 worth, wtrth, a. qul Taut [| digne de. 
 
 worthily, wm' Ai li, ad. dlguement, juite- 
 ment. 
 
 worthiness, wir'Olinfs, g. merlte, m. 
 
 worthless, wtrth'lii, a. sans valeur || In- 
 digne, rll. 
 
 worthlessness, letrth'llinit, B. mauqua 
 de valeur, m. || IndlgnlU, (. 
 
 worthy, wtr'OH, s. personnage Illustre, m. 
 
 worthy, wer'Oii, a. dlgne, de mCrite, ho- 
 norable. 
 
 would, wired ; ~be, a. ol-dlsant || - to 
 Heaven I plat ft Dleu I 
 
 wonnd, wimd, s. blessure, f. || plale, t. 
 
 wound, wind, v. a. blesser. 
 
 wove, wov, a. veiln. 
 
 wrang-le, ring 1 ft, s. querelle, f. 
 
 wrangrle, i&ng'gl, T. n. S* quereller. 
 
 wraug-ler, ring'glir, s. quereltour, cblca- 
 neur rn. || senior ~, le premier enlrv W 
 6tudiant. [cao*, t. 
 
 wrang-llniT, r&ng'gling, g. dispute, cat- 
 wrap, rap, s. ilde wrapper. 
 
 wrap, rap, v. a. envelopper, entortlllcr. 
 
 wrapper, rdp'pir, s. coveloppe, couvtr- 
 ture, L || cache- lie*, m. || deshabille, at. || 
 peignoir, m. 
 
 ; - f36t, tube, t<U>. y cAoir, joy; - gone, y M; 
 
 i; - thing, 
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 260 
 
 wrath yisloiag 
 
 wrath, nf!etA, a. eotere, (., courroux, m. 
 
 wrathful, rfutk'fool, a. en oolere, cour- 
 roucf, furieux. 
 
 wreak, rek, v. a. exe'cuter || infllger. 
 
 wreath, reih, g. guirlande, couronne de 
 fleurs. f. 
 
 wreathe, refit, v. a. entortiller, entrelacer, 
 tresser || couronner. ceindre. 
 
 wreck, rik g. naufrage, m. H navire nau- 
 frage', m. I] mine, f. 
 
 wreck, r#fc, v. a. it n. miner || faire nau- 
 frage. 
 
 wreokagre, riVoj, s. naufrnge, m. 
 
 Wrecked, rfkt, a. naufragf. 
 
 wren, rfn, e. roitclet, m. [m. 
 
 wrench, rensh, a, torsion, f. || d6 anglais, 
 
 wrench, rinsh, v. a. tlrer de force, ar- 
 racber en tordant || se fouler. 
 
 wrest, ritt, v. a. arracber || torturer jj 
 forcer. 
 
 wrestle, ris 1 '., v. a. hitter, contester, com- 
 battre. 
 
 wrestler, rft'ler, s. athl&te, m. 
 
 wrestling-, rlsfting, 8. lutte,.f. 
 
 wretch, rich, B, miserable, m. |] mal- 
 beureux, m. 
 
 wretched, rlch'ld,*. (-ly, ad.) miserable 
 (menu || mulheureux, meprisable || pi- 
 toyablement- 
 
 wretchedness, rich' id nil, a. misere, f. || 
 nature mCprisable, f. 
 
 wriggle, rig'gl, v. n. se tortiller || frCUller. 
 
 wrig-ht, rit, s. ouvrier, artisan, m. 
 
 wring 1 , ring, v. a. ir. tordre, tortiller, 
 presser, torturer || arracher. 
 
 wrimkle, ring'kl, s. ride, f. || faoxpll, m. || 
 (fig.) nouveau tour, m. 
 
 wrinkle, ring'kl, v. a. (& n.) (se) rider || 
 froncer. 
 
 wrinkled, ring' kid, a. ride, fronoS. 
 
 wrist, rial, a, polgnet, m. || --band, s. 
 mancbette, f. II poignet m. 
 
 writ, rit L a. 6cnture, f. || (jur.) assignation, 
 
 write, ntj v. a. &. n. ir. ecrlre. If. 
 
 writer, rftir, s. (-crivaln, m. || auteur, m. || 
 coinmis auz 6critures, m. 
 
 writhe, rim v. a. (4 n.) Ir. (se) tordre. 
 
 writing 1 , riling, a. ecrit, ouvrage, m. || 
 ecriture, f. U In ->, par 6crit || --book, s. 
 cabier d'Scnture, m. ||~-deak, s. pnpltre, 
 m. || --master, s. maltre d'crlture, m. [| 
 --paper, s. papier ft ecrlre, m. || -- 
 table, s. bureau, m., table & 4crlre, f. 
 
 wrong 1 , ring, g. tort, dommage, detri- 
 ment, m., Injustice, f. || to do ~, fulre 
 mal. 
 
 wrong 1 , rimy, v. a. falre tort a, Kser. 
 
 wrong 1 , rang, a. 4 ad. faux || injuste, im- 
 propre, mauvals || mal, mal & propos || 
 -IT, ad. a tort || to gro ~, s'^garer. 
 
 wrongful, ring ffful, a. (-ly, ad.) injuste 
 (ment) || to ocase -ly, accuser a tort. 
 
 Wrought, raiiit, p. it a. iravuille, ouvragg. 
 
 Wry, ri, a. tors, turdu, diflorme j| --face, 
 . grimace, f. || --ueck, s. tortlcolls, m. j| 
 '-neoked, a. qui a le cou de traverg. 
 
 a, ri'nft, a. torgloo, f. * 
 
 xebec, zfbik, a. cliebec, m. 
 
 Xmas = Christmas. 
 
 xylography, zil6g'r&fi,*. zylographle, t. 
 
 Y. 
 
 yacht, ySt, s. yacht, m. 
 
 yachting-, ySr ing, a. promenade en yacht, 
 
 f. || --Jacket, s. Bante-en-barque, m. 
 yak, yak, s. yuc, m., vacbe grognante de 
 
 Tartarie, f. 
 
 yam, yam, s. igname, f. 
 Yankee, ydng'ki, g. (tarn.) cltoyen des 
 
 jtats-Unis, m. 
 yap, yap, v. n. aboyer. 
 yard, yard, s. cour, f. || aune anglaise, f. |j 
 
 (mar.) vergue, f. || --arm, s. (mar.) bout 
 
 de vergue, m. [m. 
 
 yarn, yarn, a. lalne filee, f. |) til de caret, 
 yarrow, y&r'ro, s. mille-feuilles, f. 
 yawl, yowl, a. yole. f. 
 yawn, ydfon, v. n. balller. 
 ye, ye, pn. TOUS. 
 yea, yd, a. oui || vraiment 
 yean, yen, v. n. agneler, mettre baa. 
 year, yer, s. an, m., aim Co, f. || leap--, 
 
 annee bissextile, f. !| last ~, l'anne pas- 
 
 see || a happy new - 1 compliment de 
 
 bonne annee 1 || -book, s. annuaire, m. 
 yearling 1 , yer'Kng, s. animal d'un an, m. 
 yearly, yar'li, a. (<t ad.) annuel(lement) || 
 
 par an. 
 
 yearn, yirn, v. n. souplrer aprds. 
 yearning 1 , ytrn'ing, s. elan, m. || aspira- 
 
 tion, f. 
 
 yeast, yett, s. levmrc, f., levain, m. 
 yell, yil, s. burleuient, m. 
 yell, yil, v. n. burler. fjaunlsse, f. 
 
 yellow, yll'lo,_ a. jaune, m. || -s, g. pi. 
 yellow, yt'l'lo, a. Jauue || --boy, s. 
 annet, m. || ~-fever, s. (ni6d.) fievre 
 aune, t 
 
 ja 
 
 ja 
 
 yellowish, yiTWtih, a. jaonatre. 
 yello-wness, y If to nit, g. couleur jaune, 
 
 f. || jalousie, f. 
 
 yelp, yilp, v. n. glaplr, japper. 
 yelping 1 , y Op' ing, s. glaplssement, m. 
 yeoman, yo'm&n, s. franc-tenancier, m. || 
 
 garde national & cheval, m. 
 yeomanry, yo'manri, s. corps dea gardes 
 
 naUonaox a cheval, f. 
 yes, yes, ad. oui. oul-da. 
 yesterday, yis'tbrda, ad. Uer. 
 yet, yft, ad. i c. encore, cf pendant, toute- 
 
 fois || dfija || M ~, jusqulci || not -, noa 
 
 pas encore. 
 yew, yo, s. if, m. 
 
 yield, yeld, a. produit, rendement, m. 
 yield, yeld, v. a. & n. produire, rendre, 
 
 donner, accorder, procurer || c^der, abaii- 
 
 donner || succomber || cousentir. 
 yielding 1 , y fifing, s. BOumlsslOD, f. 
 
 UH, Mt, f&r, l(K>; kir*, alt, Mr,' mint, ton; - nS, ha, frtvt;
 
 yielding iymotic(al) 
 
 261 
 
 yielding, yelffng, a. complalgant. 
 yoke, yok, g. loug, altelage, m. || couple, m. || 
 
 ~-elm, s. cnarinr, m. [accoupler. 
 
 yoke, ynk,y.a, mettre au Jougfl eubjuguerjj 
 yolk, yok, g. Jaune d'OBuf, m. 
 yon, ySn. yonder, -ydn'dfr, a. & ad. qui 
 
 eat la || la-bas. 
 
 yore, y_6r, ad. jadlg, antrefois. 
 yon, yo, pn. TOUR. 
 
 young:, yiinffj a. Jeune || nouveau || tcndrc. 
 yonng-er, yunj" gir, a. cadet, 
 yonngrlsh, yfniy'irh, a. un peu jcunr. 
 young-ster, yung' itir, g. jeune horamc, 
 
 m. || blanc-bec, m. 
 
 yoor, yor, pn. votre, TOS. fvdtres. 
 
 yours, yorz, pn. le votre, la v6tre, les 
 yoarselT, yorsilf, pn. Tous-mSme || 
 ous-mSmes. 
 
 youth, yoth, K. teuneese, f. [jenoe horamc. 
 'WI, a. jfliin (1 -ly, ad. 
 , s. bQche de Nol, 1 
 
 zealot, zfl'iit, 8. zglateur, m. 
 zealotry, zfl'iit rf, g. fnnatisme, m. 
 zealous, itl'&i, a. z616 || -ly, ad. ATM 
 
 zClp, ardcmment. 
 xebec, zi'bfk, g. vidt zebeo. 
 zebra, zfbra, g. z8bre, m. 
 zenith, zln'lth, g. zenith, m. || comble, m. 
 zephyr, zffer, g. zdph.vr, in. 
 ero, zi'rS, g. zfro, m. |[ 1O degrreea 
 
 below ~, dlz degrga au-desgoug de zCro. 
 seat, ifr(, g. zeste, m. II goQt, m. 
 mlg-zag-, tig' zAg, s. zigzag, m. 
 zig-zag:, zig' zdg, a. en zigzag. 
 sine, zingk, g. zinc, m. || --plating-, I. 
 
 ztngage, zincagt*, m. 
 codiak, id'didk, g. zodlaqne, m. 
 zone, *6n, g. zone, t || ceinture, f. If cir- 
 
 coufference, f. 
 zoolog:ioal, zoSlgffkSl, a. zoologique fl 
 
 --gardens, g. pi. Jardin zoologtque, m. 
 loologrlst, zoSriSjM, . zoologue, m. 
 zoology, tSdrSji, g. zoologie, f. 
 
 _ zoophyte, zffofit, g. animal -plantc, m. 
 
 / Zouave, zwdv on to'dv. g. zouave, m. 
 
 onnda 1 zoTund*, morbleu ! 
 any, tftti, g. bouffon, m. zymotlo(al), nmefik(il), a. de pourri- 
 
 eaJl, zM, a, zile, m. tore || 6pldmtque, 
 
 MJ; fHlt t tSbt, ttU>. I cAair, yy ; game, y; touZ, cU,- thing, Ultra,
 
 List of such mope important modern geographical names, 
 as differ in the two languages. 
 
 reria, ifjerii, l'Algrie, 
 tiers, ajar*, Alger, m. 
 ps, dips, les Alpes, f. pi. 
 
 Abrani, Sbrfftf, leg Abrozzes, f. pi. 
 Abyssinia, > bit tfn'yt. 1'Abyssinle, f. 
 Adriatic Sea, ddrtdfik f , la mer 
 
 AdriaUqpe. 
 
 JE?ean Sea, ijfnn >? , la mer ge. 
 Africa, Ofrlka, 1'Afrique, t 
 .Albania, atfto'nid, 1'Alhanip, 1 
 Aleppo, dlfp'po, Alep, m. 
 Aleutian Islands, <f/o'AJ<{n Vl&niz, 
 
 leg AJgoutea, f. pi. 
 
 Alexandria, <tt ikt &n'dri&, Aleiandric, f. 
 Algeria, ifjerii, 1'Algerie, L 
 Algii -'-'.- 
 
 Alps 
 
 Alsatia," &lsa'M'd, 1'Alsace, f. 
 America, dmtr'tki. 1'Amerique, f. 
 American, amfr'ikSn, . Amfrirain, m. 
 American, Amfr'fkSn, a. amgricain. 
 Ancona, in kffni, Ancono, t 
 Andalusia, Snddlo'thd, 1'Andalousle, f. 
 Antilles, in tilt', les Antilles, t pi. 
 Ant-werp, infwirp, Anvers, m. 
 Apennines, dp'fnnmz, lesApennlns, m.pl. 
 Apulia, dpv'lii, la Pouille. 
 Arab, Hr'&b, s. Anibe, m. 
 Arab, a.r'&b, a. arabe. 
 Arabia, ird'bid, 1'Arabic, t 
 Araronese, trdgdneaf, . Aragonais, m. 
 Arag-oneae, drd gSne*, a. aragonals. 
 Arcadia, drkd'dtd, I'Arcadle. f. 
 Archipelago, drkipifdgo, 1'ArchJpel, m. 
 Armenia;, armfnid, l'Annnie, (. 
 Armenian, 6rme"nldn, 8. Armfnien, m. 
 Armenian, drme'nidn, a. armenien. 
 Asia, d'aha, I'Asle L 
 Asiatic, Sthidtik, a. asiatiqne. 
 Assyria, iaiir'id, I'Asayrie. I. 
 Athenian, dthe' nian, . Atli6nlen, m. 
 Athenian, dtho'mun, a. atboleu. 
 Athens, d'thim, Atbioes, t 
 Atlantic, auun'ri*, 1'AtlaiiUque, m. 
 Attloa, dftiid, 1'AIUqae, (. 
 AnKsbarf, lAgs'tiurj. Augabourg, m. 
 Aastralarila, ut^rra/u'zAiil, 1'AusUal- 
 
 asle, f. 
 
 Australia, .i&frra'd, I'Anstrallc, f. 
 Austria, aTi/jfrii, 1'Autriche, f. 
 Austrian, dWitridn, 8. Autrichien, m. 
 
 Auntrlan, rfti/ttrinn, a. antrlchlen. 
 Asores, n rnii-rs', leu Azores, f. pi. 
 
 Baden, ba'dn, Bade, m. 
 Baffin's bay, bdf'fini bd' bale de Baffin, f. 
 Baltic Sea, bdTvftiktf, la Baltiqne. 
 Barbadoes, b&rbd'dot, pi. la Barbade. 
 Barbary. bar'bdri, la Barbaric. 
 Basle, ML Bale, f. 
 Batavla, bdtd'vid, la Batavie. 
 Bavaria, bdvffrid, la BavlSre. 
 Bavarian, bdvffriin, s. Bavarola, m. 
 Bavarian, bdvd'ridn, a. bavarois. 
 Bolront, bi'rSSt, Belrouth, m. 
 Belgrian, bffjin, 8. Beige, m. 
 Belgrlan, lieTidn, a. beige. 
 Belgium, lifrjum, la Belgique. 
 Beloochistan, bf 106 kit tin' , le B61ou- 
 
 tcbistan. 
 
 Benares, bfnffrcz, BPnnrSs, m. 
 Bengral, btngd&F , la Bengate. 
 Bengralese, bcngdllz' , s. Bengalals, m. 
 Bengralese, btngdleif, a. bengalnis. 
 Bermudas, ftrfrmtrddi, les Berin tides, f.pl. 
 Bessarabia, btsfdrd'bid, la Bessarabie. 
 Bethlehem, bfth'lthfn, Bethlgem, m. 
 Biscay, bit' kn, la Blscaie. 
 Bceotia, beffthid, la Bdotie. 
 Bohemia, bo he" mi a, la BohJrae. 
 Bohemian, boht'mian, s. Bolifmirn, m. 
 Bohemian, bo h? mi an, a. bohdmien. 
 Bolivia, bd'liv'td, la Bollvie. 
 BolOR-na, boldg'nd, Bologne, f. 
 Bosnia, bu^nid, la Bosnie. 
 Bosphorns, bds'forut, le Bosphore. 
 Bothnia, buth'nid, la Bnthnle. 
 Braganaa, brdydit'sd, Bra^ance, f. 
 Brandenburg 1 , br&n'dnbwg, le Brands- 
 
 boun, 
 Brandenburger, t>rHn'dn lurg ir,t. Bran- 
 
 ii,-ijuiii|'.'ui ,, in. 
 Broxil, irdzi/' le BiSxIl. 
 Braslllan, brdeifidn, a. Biisilleu, ui. 
 Bremen, bri'mlu, Br6me, f. 
 Britain (Great), tint'n, la Grnde-Bn- 
 
 tugne. 
 
 Britany, *rr<'(!nf, la Bretagne. 
 British, *rif iA, a. brllanulque. 
 
 t, 
 
 ; **, j, A*-/ run, Inn/ nS, *<K,
 
 British European 
 
 263 
 
 British (English) Channel, brlt'ish 
 
 (Ing'Kin) chdn'l, la Manche. 
 British Isles, brtfiah itf, lea ties bri- 
 
 tannlques, f. pi. 
 Briton, britfun, 8. Breton, m. 
 Brittany, brlfdni, la Bretagne. 
 Brussels, brii'ttlz Bruxelles, I pi. 
 Bucharest, bu'kdrfst, Boucarest, m. 
 Bnda, b-S da, Bude, f. 
 Bulgaria, bUlgffria. la Bnlgarie. 
 Bulgarian, bvlga'riSn, s. Bulgare, m. 
 Bulgarian, bUl gffri&n, a. bulgare. 
 Bnrgundlan, btrgun'didn, g. Bourgui- 
 
 gnon, m. 
 
 Burgundy, btr'gun <K. la Bonrgogne. 
 Bnrmah, bir'md, la Blrmanie. 
 Byzantium, bizdn'sh.ium, Byzance, f. 
 
 Cadli, ka'dl* on kidiz', Cadiz, m. 
 
 Caffrarla, kdffrfrid, la Cafrerie. 
 
 Cairo, *?ro. le Caire. 
 
 Calabria, kdlfbrtd, la Calabre, 
 
 California, kdlffor'nid, la Callfornie. 
 
 Calmnok, k&L'mOJc, Calmouck, m. 
 
 Calvary, kafvdrf, le Cahralre. 
 
 Campania, kdmpan'ld, la Campanie. 
 
 Campeaohy, kdmpfcM, CampeVhp, m. 
 
 Canary Islands, kdnffrt f lands, les 
 Canaries, f. pi. 
 
 Oandla, kan'dld. la Candle. 
 
 Candlan, kdn'didn, 8. Candlolp. m. 
 
 Capetown, kdp'toton. vtllc dii Cap, f. 
 
 Cape Verd, kap vtrd , le Cap Vert. 
 
 Capernaum, kaptr'ndum, CaphamaQm, 
 m. 
 
 Capadoola, kdppSdffiMt, la Cappadoce. 
 
 Capri, kdp/ri, I'tle de Capri. 
 
 Capua, kn'pud, Capoue, f. 
 
 Carlnthla, kdrln'tMd, la Carintnie. 
 
 Carniola, kdrniS'ld, la Carnlolc. 
 
 Carpathians, kdrpd'tkidm, les Car- 
 pat hp, m. pi. ft. pi. 
 
 Carrlbees, k&r'rlblz, lee tie* Carraibeit, 
 
 Oarthagena, kdrtMJFnd, Carthag8ne, f. 
 
 Cashmere, kdth'mir, le Cacbpmlre. 
 
 Caspian Sea, kdt'pidntf, e. la mer Cav 
 pienne. 
 
 Castile, kdttiT, la Castllle. 
 
 Catalonia, k<HdllTnfd, la Catalogue. 
 
 Caucasus, kdHi'kdiut, le Cnucae. 
 
 Cephalonla, effdlffntd. Cepbalonie, I. 
 
 Cesarea, tfzarfd, CCsnrec, f. 
 
 Ceylon, tilSn' , Ceylan, m. 
 
 Chaldea, tdldfd, la Chaldfe. 
 
 Channel Isles, chdn'l Vz, les lies de la 
 
 Chile, chU'i, le Chill. IMancbe. 
 
 China, cAi'nd, la Cblne. 
 
 Chinese, e/iiniz', 8. Cblnolt, m. 
 
 Chinese, ch\niz > , a. clilnols. 
 
 Ciroassla, ttrkdSihid, U Clrcassie. 
 
 Circassian, <^ri't! / Afiin,s. ClrcassltD, m. 
 
 Circassian, ttr kdSthidn, a. clrcassipn. 
 
 Cochin China, kick in chfnd, la Cochin- 
 chine. 
 
 Columbia, ktilutn'bld, Is Colomble. 
 
 Como, kumu. Come, m. [f. pi. 
 
 Cordilleras, kirdifUrdz, les Cordllieres, 
 
 Corland, kSr'ldnd, la Courlande. 
 Copenhagen, kSpfn ha' gin, Copenhagtie, 
 Cordova, kSrdffvi. Cordoue, f. [f. 
 
 Corea, kSrFd, la Cor6e. 
 Corfu, kSrfff, Corf on, m. 
 Corinth, kSr'intk, Corintbe, f. 
 Corn-wall, kffairn' v>6l, le Cornouallles. 
 Corsica, kor'ni.kd, la Cone. 
 Oorsloan, kdr'sikdn, 8. Corse, m. 
 Coraioan, kSr'tlkdn, a. corse. 
 Corunna, knrun'na, la Corogne. 
 Cossack, kSi't&k, Cosaque, m. 
 Cracow, krSko, Cracovie, f. 
 Cremona, kremffna, Cremooe, f. 
 Cretan, krft&n, 8. Cr<5tols, m. 
 Cretan, krftan, a. crgtols. 
 Crete, krlt, la Crite, la Candle. 
 Crimea, /crime'd, la Crimee. 
 Croatia, krS&'thiA, la Croatie. 
 Croatian, krd&'thfn, 8. Croate, m. 
 Croatian, kroS.' shun, a. create. 
 Cyprus, ffprilt, Chyprp, f. 
 
 Dalmatia, d&lmfftkfd. la Dalmatle. 
 Dalmatian, dilmfi'shlan,s. Dftlmate, re. 
 Dalmatian, dSlm&'tM An, a. dalmate. 
 Damascus, dimOjfkux, Damas, m. 
 Dane, dan, 8. Danols, m. 
 Danish, dan'iik, a. danold. 
 Dan(t)zlgr, ddn(t/slg, Dantzlg, Dantxlck. 
 Danphlnate, ddwfln&t, Danphlny, 
 
 dtfd/fini, le Dauphln6. 
 Deccan, rtik'kan, le Bekkan. 
 Delos, dfUis, D610S, m. ff. 
 
 Delphis,d<A7u.Delphos,dtf'/2l>, Dclphcs, 
 Denmark, din mark, \e Danemark. 
 8. Domlng-o, tant doming'go, 8t-Do- 
 
 mingue, m. 
 
 Dominica, ddmln'ikff, Dominique, f- 
 Dover, dffvtr, DOUVTPS, m. 
 Straits of Dover, ttr&tt So dffvtr, 10 
 
 dfitrolt de Douvres. 
 Dresden, drttfdn, Dreade, f. 
 Dunkirk, dun kSrk' , Dunkerque, f. 
 Dutch, dueh, a. boIlandalR. 
 Dutchman, ducA'mdin, s. Hollandals, m. 
 
 East-Indies, istin'diz, les Indcs Orlen- 
 Ebro. fbro, bre. m. (tnleg, f. pU 
 
 Edinburgh, fd'inbiirrS, fldiinpourg, m. 
 ' 
 
 , , 
 
 tjv'nd, figlne, f. 
 WfSL recyple, 
 
 , ,. 
 
 Egyptian, tjly'thun, s. Egyptlcn, m. 
 Egyptian, ijip'shun, a. egyption. 
 Elba, (fbd, Elbe, f. 
 England, ing'gtdnd. 1'Angleterre, f. 
 New England, nuing" gland, la Nouvelle- 
 
 Angletrre. 
 
 English, iag'gliik, a. anglais. 
 English Channel, ing" g lit h, chdn'nH, la 
 Bplros, ipi'rus, 1'Eplrc, m. (Atam:lie. 
 Eqnador, Ikvibdor' , 1'Equateur, m. 
 EretrU. frftrfd, 1'filfthrlt, f. 
 Bthlopla, UHlffpla. 1'EtbJople, L 
 Etrurla, itrffrli. 1'Etrurle, }. 
 Euphrates, ufrSflez, 1'Euphrute, m. 
 European, UrSpfdn, s. European, m. 
 
 j i flit, tube, tut. || *ir, joy ; pawn, y / tout, zeal ; thing, Aero,
 
 264 
 
 European Kuriles 
 
 European. urgpS"&n, a. europeen. 
 Enxlne, u ksin, le Pont-Euxiu. 
 
 Faroe lies, fd'ro t/2,l'archipel de Fercf, m. 
 Ferrara, ffrrd'rd, Ferrare. . 
 Ferro, fd'ro, 1'lle de Fer. f. 
 Fiji, f?)*, les lies de Fldjl, f. pi. 
 Finland, fin'land, la Flnlande. 
 Finland, fin' land. a. finlandois. 
 Flnlander, fin' Ian dear, s. Flnlandais, m. 
 Flanders, jian'dlrz, la Flandre, les Flan- 
 
 drcs, f. pi. 
 
 Fleming:, flim'tng, s. Flamand, m. 
 Flemish, ffm'ish, a. flam and. 
 Florida, f.6r"tda, la Floride. 
 Flushing:, fliifh'ing, Flessingue, m. 
 Formosa, formffzd, Formose, f. 
 France, (ram, la France. 
 Franoonla, frdnko'nid, la Franconie. 
 Frankfort, frSnk'fdrt, Francfort, m. 
 French, frensh, a. franfais. 
 Frenchman, frlnsh'man, 8. Francais, m. 
 Fribnrg, fre'burg, Fribourg, m. 
 Friendly lies, frend'H llz, les ties dcs 
 
 Amis, leg lies Tonga, f. pi. 
 Frlesland, frez'ldnd. la Frise. 
 Frleslander, fr&ldnder, s. Frison, m. 
 
 Gaelic, fajfjlik, a. gaflique. 
 Oaeta, gde'ld, Ga$te. f. 
 Galatla, g&IffihiH. la Gala tie. 
 Oa,l\lcla.,gtV Itf/i'id, laGalicie(d'Antriche). 
 Oallicla, gil Ifsh'ii, \n Gnlice (d'Espagne). 
 Oallilee, gdl'lile, la Galilee. 
 Gangres, gdn'Jez, le Gange. 
 Gascony, yds'A-^nf, la Gascognc. 
 Ganl, goto!, les Ganles. 
 Geneva, jin?vd, GenSve, f. fL^man. 
 ZiAke of Geneva, Idk fv jfni'va, le lac 
 Oenevese, jinivez', B. GSnt-voiS, m. 
 Genevese, jJnfrei', a. g&ievols. 
 Genoa, jen'od, Genos, f. 
 Georgia, JiTBr'jl d, la G^orgle. 
 Oerman.jer'wan.s. Germain, Allpmand.m. 
 German Jer'mdn, a.gerro!inique,alleinnnd. 
 German Ocean, jir'm&n ffah&n, la mcr 
 
 lu Nord. 
 
 Germany, jer'mdnf, 1'Allemagne. 
 Ghent, sent, Gand, m. 
 Giant's Causeway, fi'intt kdrva'wa, 
 
 la CbaussCe dcs G:mta en Irlnnde. 
 Goloonda, gSlkSn'dd, Gulrondc, (. 
 Gold Coast, guld'kust, la Cote d'Or, la Cote 
 
 de Guinfe. 
 
 Gomorrah, gomfr'rS, Gomorrbe, t 
 Gottlngen, gifingtn, Gctllutgue, t. 
 Granada, grdna'ad, Grenade, f. 
 Great Britain, gratbrtl'm, la Grande- 
 Grecian, greskun,*. cirrc, 111. [Brelaipie. 
 Grecian, grfs/i-un, a. grec. 
 Greece, grit, IB Grdce. 
 Greek, grik, e. Grcc, m. 
 Greek, yrik, a. grec. 
 Greenland, gren'ldnd, GroSnland, m. 
 Greenland, grin'ldnd, a. proetilnnriais. 
 Greenlander, grin' Ian der, 8. Groenlan- 
 
 dais, m. 
 
 Grenada,;r/n'd<i<f on j 
 
 Tho Orisons, OH grfiinz, les Orisons, 
 
 in. pi. 
 
 Gronlngen, gron'ingfn, Groningue, m. 
 Gnelderland, ggfderlind, la Gueldre. 
 Guiana, gidn'd, la Gtiyane. 
 Guinea, gin'nl, la Guiiifie. 
 
 The Hague, tile fiSg, la Hare. 
 Hamburg, him'bUrg, Hambourg, m. 
 Hanover, hdn'dvfr, le Hanovre. 
 Havannah, hAvdn'nd, la Havane. 
 Hebrides, htb'ridez, les Hebrides, f. pi. 
 Heligoland, hUflgo Idnd, Heligoland, m. 
 Helvetia, A?AI<I, 1'Helvetie, f. 
 Herculaneum, Mr kH Id'nitim, Hercula- 
 
 num, m. [vine, f. 
 
 Herzegovina, htrzfgovFnd, 1'Herzfgo- 
 Hesse, lifa'sl, la Hesse. 
 Hessian, hlih'idn, s. Hessois, m. 
 Hessian, hish'itin, a. hcssois. 
 Holland, hdl'land, la Hollande. 
 Hollander, hol'ldnder, s. Hollandais, m. 
 Holy Land, hSlildnd', la Tene Saiutc. 
 Homburg, hdm'burg, Hombourg, m. 
 The Horn, Oil horn, le Cap Horn. 
 Hudson's Bay, hud sun; bd' , la bale de 
 
 Hudson. 
 
 Hungarian, hting ga'rldn,*. Hongrois, m. 
 Hungarian, Mnggd'ri&n, a. hongrois. 
 Hungary, hUng'gdri, la Hongrie. 
 
 Iceland, Vl&nd, 1'Islande. 
 Icelander, n'ldnder, s. Islandals, m. 
 lUyrlcnm, Ullr'ikum, lllirie, t 
 India, in' die, I'lnde, m. 
 Indian, in'didn, s. Indien, m. 
 Indian, in'ditin, a. indien. 
 Indies, in'diz, pi. les Indes, f. pi. 
 Indus, in'diit, I'lnde, m. 
 Ionian Isles, io'niSn Hz, pL les lies 
 
 lonienncs, f. pi. 
 
 Ireland, inland, llrlande, f. 
 Irish, frisk, a. irlandais. 
 Irishman, i'rlsh man p. Irlnndnls, m. 
 Irish Sea, Trlsktff , la mcr d'lrlande. 
 Istrla, ia'trld, 1'Istrie, f. 
 Italian, (Idt'idn, s. It.ilicn, m. 
 Italian, ittl'idn, a. itaUen. 
 Italy, if all, J'ltalie, f. 
 Ithaca, ith'dka, llhnqne, f. 
 Ivory Coast, i'ririkott, la Cdte d'lvoiic, 
 
 la Cdte des Dents. 
 
 Jamaica, Jdmd'ka. la JamaVque. 
 Japan, jdpan' , le Japon. 
 Japanese, jdpa nez' , 8. Japooali, m. 
 Japanese, yiV<an', a. japuuais. 
 Jena, ya'na, Jna, m. 
 Jerloo, jfr'lko, JfricJjo, f. 
 Jerusalem, jfrtfndlim, Jerusalem, f. 
 Jordan, jvi' <tdn, le Jourdoin. 
 Jndea, jodfd, )& Jnd^e. 
 
 Kalmuck, l-al'mvk, s. Calmouk, m. 
 
 Kief, kef, Kiev, f. 
 
 Knrlles, ku'rilz, lea Kouriles, f. pi. 
 
 , hdl, f&f f lato; hire, gil, hr ; mini, inn; nS, kdt, prStt;
 
 Laccadlre Fenian 
 
 265 
 
 Z.aoadlve Islands. Mfkidiv f tends, 
 pi. les lies Lnquedlveg, f. pi. 
 
 Laoedmmonlan, Id ti dc me* ni an. g. Lac6- 
 dSmonien, m. [de'monien. 
 
 Lacedemonian, Idtidf mffnlan, a. Lac- 
 
 Ladrone Isles, Uidron'ilz, les lies des 
 Larrons, f. pi. 
 
 Lancaster, Uy'MsMr, Lancastre, m. 
 
 Lapland, lap' land, la Laponie. 
 
 Laplander, Idp'ldn dfr.L&poa, m. 
 
 Lebanon, Ifb'dndn, le Libnnon. 
 
 Leeward Isles, Itwtrd on Jo'*r<f Oz, les 
 lies sous le vent, f. pi. 
 
 Legrhorn, Ify" tidrn, Livoume, f. 
 
 Libia, lib' id, la Lyhie. 
 
 Lisbon, liz'bSn, Lisbonne, f. 
 
 Lisle, /a. Lille, m. 
 
 Lithuania, Hthud'ntS, la Lithuania. 
 
 Livonia, livo'nid, la Llronic. 
 
 The Lizard. Oil l&trd, le Cap Lesard. 
 
 Lombardr, Wm'btrdl, la Lotubardle. 
 
 London, l-un'dn, Londres, m. 
 
 Louisiana, loizian'a, la Louisiana. 
 
 Low -Conn tries, {o/tun'lriz, les Fays- 
 Bag, m. pi. 
 
 Lowlands, VflAndz, la Basse-Ecouse. 
 
 Lnoea, lufkd, Lucques, f. 
 
 Lnsatla, loid'tMA. Lusace. f. fm. 
 
 Ltutemburgr, Inks' tm biirg , Luxembourg, 
 
 Vaoedonla, mfatidrTni i, la Macfidolnc. 
 Madeira, ndde'rd, Madre, f. 
 Majorca, mdjrfCar'kd, 1'lle de Mnjorque, t 
 Malay Peninsula, maid' pin in tu Id, 
 
 la Malaisif. 
 
 Malta, maWM, Malte, L 
 Maltese, mcf&i if* , a. maltalg. 
 Manilla, mdnil'ld, la Manllle. 
 Mantua, man' tit d, Mantoue, f. ff. pi. 
 
 Marquesas, markPt&t, leu lies Marquises, 
 Marseilles, mar alz' . Marseille, f. 
 Mauritius, mo&rfeA'fit, 1'lle Maurice, f. 
 Mecca, mik' k&, la Mecque. 
 Medina, mtdfnfi, MMIne, f. 
 Mediterranean, mf'iHarrS nlin, la 
 
 MMiterranSe. 
 
 Mentc, mtntt, Hayenee, f. 
 Mesopotamia, m >6 po IS m& &, la Meso- 
 
 potamle. 
 
 Messina, miiifnd, Messlne, f. 
 Mexico, mik'nko, le Mexlque. 
 Minorca, mfn n'E-r'if/, 1'lle de Minorque, 1 
 Modena, modfnd. Modfine, (. 
 Moldavia, mtldd'vid, la Moldarle. 
 Molucca, muluk'kd, les Molucques, t pL 
 Monirol, mAn' g 61. 1. Mutitfole, m. 
 Mongol, mSn'adl, a. monitolv. 
 Monifolla, men yo' ltd, In Moii(;ulie. 
 Montreal, mfntrlaWF, Moatreal, m. 
 Moor, VIST, . Mure, m. 
 Moorlan, mur' isk, a, miiure. 
 Moravia, mjra'vid, la Morarle. 
 Moravian, m<5ru'vian, a. Moruve, m. 
 Moravian, mora'vidn, a. morare 
 Morea, n6rf&, la Moree. 
 Morocco, nirdk'ke, le Karoc. 
 
 MOSOOTT, mUt'cSrf. la Moeoovie. 
 
 Moscow, mStfkd, Moscou, m. 
 
 Mount Salvag-e, mdUml fif vSj , Mont- 
 sal vajfe, m. 
 
 Mulatto, niiliifto, Mulattress, mil Id?- 
 tris, B. Muifttre, m., Mulatreeae, t 
 
 Neapolitan, nSdpSfCUhi, a. nepoUtkin. 
 Nemea, nemt'd, Ngmec, f. 
 Netherlands, n? Olfr lands, pi. lea Pay- 
 
 Bas, m. pi. 
 
 Nenchatel, n&th&ttf, Neufchatel, m. 
 Newfoundland, nufvnd'land, Terra- 
 
 Neuve, f. 
 Ne-w Orleans, nuaT/r'Wdn*, la NouTellfl- 
 
 Orlgans. 
 NPW Zealand, nu if land, la Nouvelle- 
 
 Zflande. 
 
 Nile, nil, le Nil. 
 
 Nlmegrnen, ni'mdgfn, Nimfgne, f. 
 Nineveh, nin'rfti^, Ninivp, f. 
 Norman, nnVor'mdn, g. Normand, m. 
 Norman, naTir' man, a. normand. 
 Normandy, ndlvr'mdndi, la Normandio. 
 North Sea, ndr<Ve. la mer da Nord. 
 Noi^wav, naTi'r'vja, la Norwegr. 
 ttorwgl*n,neflvrtofj&n,t. Norwfiglen.m. 
 Nor-weg-lan, ndTtr wf jdn, a. norwfiplon. 
 Nova Scotia, nfftdeko'ifiid, la Nou- 
 
 velle-cogse. 
 Nova Zembla, nff vd tfm' bid, la Nouvell 
 
 Zenible. 
 
 Nubia, ntfbid, la Nubie. 
 Numldla, numid'id, la Kamldie, 
 
 Oceania, Sthfdn'fd, 1'Oceante, f. 
 Olympus, Slim' put, Olympe, m. 
 Oreg-on, Sr'igSn, l'Or6eon. m. 
 Orkney Islands. dUrk'naf land:, pL les 
 
 1 les Orrades, (. pi. 
 Orleans, ntoi'U&n*, Orleans, m. 
 OHtend, Sitfnd', Ostcnde, m. 
 Oatla, 6ifehid, Ottle, f. 
 Otranto, ftrdn'tS. Otrante, m. 
 Oude, oii'd, 1'Aoude, 1'Oude, m. 
 
 Pacific, pdtif\k, le Padfique, I'Orfan 
 
 Pnclflque, m. 
 
 Padua, prt'dui, Padoae, f. 
 Palatinate, pdldflndt. le PaTatlnat 
 Palermo, pdlir'md, Pnlerme, m. 
 Parma, par'md, I'arine, f. 
 Parnassus, parnajfrOs, IP Parnasge. 
 Patagonia, pdtdgffnid, la Patagoni*. 
 Pavla, pd'vid, Parle, f. 
 Pekln, pi kin', Ptfkln, m. 
 Peloponnesus, ptlopinnfrii, le P61o- 
 
 ponne. 
 Paunaylvanla, pfntilvfnld, la Peusyl- 
 
 vunle. 
 Pernambuoo, ptrndmbu'kC, Fernam- 
 
 bouc, m. 
 
 Persia, pfr'ikd, la Peru. 
 Persian, pcr'etiiin,g. Penao, m., Pene, f, 
 Persian, ptr'thun, a. perse, peraan. 
 Persian Gulf, ptr thun gulf, le golfe Per- 
 
 sique. 
 
 ; /38t, tube, tut. | cAatr,JO]f; yimt, yet; tout, ttal; thing,' Otfrt.
 
 266 
 
 Pern 'Timlractoo 
 
 Peru, pirff, le PSrou. 
 Perugia, pfrfil d, P( route, f. 
 Petersburg:, pftir*bvrg, Pe'tersbourg, m. 
 Philadelphia, fit d dfl'fi d, Philadelpbie.f. 
 Phoenicia, finfek'fd, la Phgnlcie. 
 Phrygla, frtffd. la Pbrygle. 
 Plaoenca, pldenin'sd, Plalsance, (. 
 Ploardy, pUf&rdi. la Picardle. 
 Piedmont, pStfmont, le Pifimont. fm. 
 
 Pledmontese.pfti m#n ?' g. Pidmontais, 
 Pledmontese, pf mrin ter. a, piSmontais. 
 Piraeus, mr?&, le Pirfe 
 Pisa, p^d, Plae, f. 
 Poland, tjtffiand, laPologne. 
 Pole, pof, g. Polonals, m. 
 Polish, pfflith, a. polonaia. 
 Polynesia, pSlfnfgfi, la ro!.rn<$sl. 
 Pomerania, #* a' ntrf, la Pomeranie. 
 Pontna, pifn'lu*, Pont, m. 
 Portugal, pir'tHg/U, le Portugal. 
 Portuguese, pdrtugf*", 9. Portu^als, m. 
 PortTurnese, pffrttigi*', a. porlueals. 
 Prlnoe Edward's tale, prftu fd'wdrdt 
 
 O, II* du Prince Edouard, f. 
 Protala, prO^tM, la Pnisop. 
 ProBulan, pruS /ivn, e. Prugaien, m. 
 Pruaalan, prOt'thun, a. prussien. 
 Py-rnaanlCoantaln>,pi:r 
 
 Utu, let Pyrinees, 1 pi. 
 
 QnAbeo, kvitff, QnSbec, m. 
 
 Savenna, r&vtn'nS., Ravenne, l. 
 
 K*d Sea, ridsf. la mcr Bouge. 
 
 &hln, ran, le Rliin. 
 
 Kooky Mountain*, rffl mdftn'tanz, lea 
 
 Monts Bocbeuz, m. pi. 
 oman, rffm&n, . Bomaln, m. 
 Roman, ro'nKin, a. romaln. 
 Boumanla, rdmfntt, la Ronraanie. 
 Koamanlao. rdnvTm dn, g. Roumain, m., 
 
 Boumafne, f. 
 
 Roumanian, rtfuWTnitln. a. ronmaln. 
 Buisla, ruSihd, la Bumle. 
 Russian, rutfthvn, a. Russe, m. & 1 
 Russian, rfa'ehiin, a. nisse. 
 
 Salonioa, &USn'tkt, Salonlque, t 
 Samold, (rfinoTd, a, Saniolide. 
 Saraoen, itr' tifn. a. Sarrasin. 
 Sardinia, i&rdin'iit, la 8ardai?ne. 
 Sardinian, tar din' \ an, t. Sarde, m. 
 Sardinian, t&rdin'l&n, a. sarde. 
 Savoy, ttvep, la Savoie. 
 Saxony, i&kSSnf, la Saxe. fnavie. 
 
 Soandlnavla, *-dn d no' i-i <J, la Scandl- 
 Boheld, ekflt, 1'Escaut. dies Scilly, f. pi. 
 Sollly Islea, rii'll it*, lea Sorlm^ues, leg 
 Solavonla, ikldvffnfi, I'Escluvoole. 
 SolttVOiO&n, tkl& vo'ni in, . Koclavooleo. 
 
 m. 
 
 8olTonlaa, t/tld vfni &n, a. eeclavoolen. 
 catch, ekSek, a. eooasKla. 
 Bootolu&au. ekSch'mn, 8. Euoiibulg, m. 
 Bootland, ekdfldnd, I'^cosne. 
 Scottish, tkSftttk, a. 6coBsal. fganibie. 
 Bonc^ambla, it*igSm'bi&, la Sen6- 
 
 Servla, tir'vlS, la Serrlo. 
 
 Siberia, sibFriA, la SiMrle. 
 
 Sicily, tiflll, la Sicile. 
 
 Sicilian, tlsiridn, s. Sicillen, m. 
 
 Sicilian, iiiiil'ldn, a. sicilien. 
 
 Silesia, silc'zhld, la Sllfisie. 
 
 Slleslan, inlfzhidn, a. silgsipn. 
 
 Slnde, ind, le Soinde. 
 
 Slave Coast,.'!/ni>'A:os<,laC6te dPsEsclavps. 
 
 Slavonla, tldvffnld, la Slavonic. 
 
 Smyrna, mrfr'nd / Smyrne, f. 
 
 Society Islands, o<r^t fldndx, lestlea 
 
 de la Socif tf, f. pi. 
 Sodom, xdd'vm, aodome, f. 
 Sorrento, sSrrin'td, Sorrentr, t 
 Tne Sound, Olf srfGmd, le Bund. 
 Spain, tpan, TEspagne. 
 Spaniard, spdn'ytrd, s. Kspagnol, m. 
 Spanish, pdn'{A, a. espagnol. 
 Sparta, ipar'td, Sparte, f. 
 Spartan, tpdr'tdn, 8. Spartiate, m. A t. 
 Spartan, tpdr'tdn, a. gpartlate. 
 Staten Island, fa<'n tMnd, be de la 
 
 Terre de Feu, f. 
 
 St. Helena, sant hflfnS, BtB-.HtUBS, f. 
 St. Lnola, an( tOSgi'i, Ste.-Lncl?, L 
 St. Peter Bbnrg, sant pftirz burg, 81.-P6- 
 
 tersbourg, m. 
 Stlrla, stir 1 Id, la Stirie. 
 Snabla, iwffkfd, la Souaho. 
 S-wedo, twid.t. StiCdois, m. 
 Sweden, tvjfdn, la Sufdp. 
 Swedish, swe'dieh, a. suPdotn. 
 Swiss, fwi, 8. Suissp, m. 
 Sw^lss, twit, a. suisse. 
 Swltierland, jjit'ir **r Wnd, Is Suisse. 
 Syria, if rid, la Syric. 
 
 Table Bay, tt ftt AoT, la bale de la Table. 
 Table mountain, tablmcftim'tan, la non- 
 
 tagne de la Table. 
 Tagrus, ta'ffiis, le Tage. 
 Tangrlers, tdajgraf", Tanger, m. 
 Tarentnm, tdrgn'tum, Tarentr, f. 
 Tarpelan rook, t&rpfiinrSIc, la roche 
 
 Tarp^ienne. 
 
 Tarragona, tdrrdno'ni., Tarragone, f. 
 Tartar, t&rttr, s. Tartare, m. 
 Tartar, tdr'ttr. a. tartare. 
 Tartary, tdr'tiri, la Tartaric. 
 Tasmania, tdzmffnii, la Tasmanie. 
 Terra del Puego, tfr'rd dflfuS'gd t la 
 
 Terre de Feu. 
 
 Thames, timz, la Tamise. 
 Thermopyla, thtrmSp'lle, pi. lea Tber- 
 
 mopyles, I. pi. 
 Thessalonloa, IMstdUn'tkd, Thessa- 
 
 Idlliqlie, f. 
 
 Theasaloulan, th.it td Ion' i&n.s. Thesaa- 
 loolrlen, m. (lonlcleD. 
 
 Thoaaalonlaa, thledlffnl dn, a. tbessa- 
 Thessaly, IhtStdll, la Thessalle. < 
 
 Tbraolit, tArffthld, la Tbrace. 
 Tharlngla, tliurin'Jid, la ThurtngB. 
 Tiber, A* Mr, le Tlbre. 
 ti'grlt. le Tlgre. 
 
 TlerrlSj ti'grlt. le Tlgre. 
 
 Tlmbnotoo, ttmbaktW, Tlmbouctu, m. 
 
 Mt*. Mt, /r, 
 
 kin, g*, Mr f mine, inn; *g, Ml, pro**/ *<Jy
 
 Tirol Zealand 
 
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 Tirol, tf rtr, le TlroL 
 Tl roles*, tiro US, i. Tlrollen, m. 
 Tlrolese, tiro Iff, a. tlrollen. 
 Toledo, UlfdS, TolMe. t. 
 Transylvania, trimil tid'nii, la, Tran- 
 
 sUranie. 
 
 Trinidad, Mnld&f, lie de la TrlnltC, t. 
 Tr*nt, trtnt, Trente, f. 
 Triers, trirx, Trves, fc 
 Tpoy, trdB, la Troi*. 
 Tnrk, /**, g. Ture, m. 
 Tnrklsb, Wrf C?A, a. turn. 
 Turkey, Ur'ki. la Turqoie. 
 Tuscany, tif'ttnl, la Toscane. fl*- 
 Tyrol, Tyrol*Be,R. 4 a. trfrfe Tirol, Tiro- 
 
 TTm 
 
 TTnltd 
 
 Royanme Unl. 
 Waited 8tt*B, nT< rt?,pl. Ise Auts- 
 
 TTnlB, m. pi. 
 
 TTrai, S'rdi, 1'Onral, m. 
 n chant, tufi'ini, Oneesant, m. 
 
 *, tm'brit, 1'Ombrie. f. 
 kingdom, uni'tfd king' dim, 1 
 
 Valaohla, v&UfkiS, la Valacble. 
 Valencia, vdUn'ilii d, Vnlrtiop, I. 
 Venetian, vfnftAin, Vntlen, m. 
 Venezuela, vinczwfld. le Vfiufizufil*. 
 Venice, vAi'ta, Venlne, I. 
 Verona, rir&no, V&one, f. 
 Vesuvius, vfru'viOt, le Vftsuve. 
 Vienna, vi/fn'nd, Vienne. f. 
 Virginia, virjin'id, la Vlrglnie. 
 Virgin Isles, vir'jin *. les lies Vierer^n, 
 Vistula, viStuld,!* Vistule. if. pL 
 
 Wales, wSlz, le pays de* Oalles. 
 Wallachla, indite kid. la Valacble, f. 
 Warsaw, vxOor lAw* , la Varsorie. 
 Welsh, wt.lth, a. gallols. 
 West-Indies, wettin'dt*, pL les IndM 
 
 Occldeiitales, f. pi. 
 
 Westphalia, wfitflfKS, la Weetphali*. 
 Windward Isles, leind'wtrd ilz, les lie* 
 
 aa Vent, f. pi. 
 
 Zealand, tflind, la Zllande, 
 
 Mf ; /W<, Mfo, 6. g e*<r, Joy; ga-ne, y<; ou(, not; thing, Hurt.
 
 List of the more usual Christian names, not alike In both 
 languages. 
 
 A4ela, M'tld, AdJle, f. 
 Adolphns, ddfl'f&t, Adolphe, m. 
 Adrian, ffdri&n. Adrten, m. 
 Alexander, dltkzdn'tjfr, Alexandra. 
 Ambrose, dm'brdi, AmbroUe, m. 
 Amelia, dm? lid, Arnelie, {. 
 Anastaslns, dndstd'zt&t, Anastasr, m. 
 Andrew, in'dro AndrP, m. 
 Angelica, dnjfrikd, AngSlique, t 
 Ann, &n, Anna, dn'nd, Anne, f. 
 Anthony, Sn'thdnl, Antoinc, m. 
 Arnold, ar'nild, Amaud, m. 
 Arthur, ar'thir, Arthur, Artus. m. 
 Ang-usta, fftugit'td, Anguste, t. 
 Ang-astua, die gut? tut, Auguste, m. 
 Austin, tftSttin, August in, m. 
 
 Barbara, bar' barS, Earbo, t 
 Bartholomew, bar thil'Smu, Bartbe'lemi, 
 Basil, bdz'il, Baaile, m. Im. 
 
 Beatrice, bfd trlt, Beatrix, t 
 Ben, bin, pour : Benj amln, 
 Benedict, btn'tdikt, Benolt, m. 
 Bertha, btr'tlia, Berthe, f. 
 Bertram, bir'trum, Bertrand, m. 
 Bess, bit, Bessy, blt'ti, Bet, bit, Bet- 
 sey, NrAjwor: Elisabeth. 
 Biddy, bid' fit, pour: Bridget. 
 BUI, bil Billy, blfll. pour: 'William. 
 Bob, bio, Bobby, bob'bi, pour: Kobert. 
 Brldgret. brfja, Brlgltte, t 
 
 Gary, kfi'ri, pour: Caroline. 
 Catharine, ktftMrin, Catherine, t [f. 
 Cecilia, tit if K a, Cecily, efs'tl H, Cedlp, 
 Christopher, kriiftoftr, Chrlitopbe. m. 
 Clara, klffra, Claire, I. 
 Claudius, kldto'diHii, Claude, m. 
 Clementina, kUnt fnte'nd, ClfimentlDe, t 
 Constance, kSn'tldne, Constantla, kin- 
 
 itan'tMd. CoanUiuoe, f. 
 Coaatantlne, kan'it&ulln, CoiisUutlu, 
 
 Oor'nella, kBrnflU, Cornelia, 1 
 Urispln, krlt'pin, Crtpln, iu. 
 
 Dan, din, pour: Daniel. 
 Oiok, liik, pour: Klohard. 
 Doll, d6l, pour: Dorothy. 
 
 Dominie, dlfmln Ik, Dnmtn1qu, nu 
 Dorothy, d8r'6th\, Dorothde, f. 
 
 Edmnnd, Sd'milnd, Edmond, m. 
 Edward, Hd'werd, ^douard, m. 
 Eleanor, ifHnSr, leonore, 1. 
 Ellas, tK'fo. ft He, m. 
 Bllaa, ftfri, filiep, f. 
 Emily, fm'flf, fimllle, f. 
 Eva. ?v&, five, {. 
 
 Fabian, ffM in, Fabien, m. 
 Fanny, /rln'nC, Fanny, f. 
 Felix, ffKkt, Felix, m. 
 Flora, flffra, Flore, f. 
 Frances, fr&n'tts, Fran^olse, f. 
 Francis, fran'sfs, Francois, m. 
 Oeottry, JiTfrl, Cteoffroi, m. 
 Oeorg-e, JoTitrJ, Georges, m. 
 Giles, jilt, Gilles, m. 
 Oodtrey, gSd'fri, Godefrol, m. 
 Oregrory, grtg'Srl, Grggoire, m. 
 QuBtavus, gusts.'vu, Gustave, m. 
 
 Hal, Ml, pour: Henry. 
 Hannah, hdn'nd, Jeanne, Jeanneton, f. 
 Harriet, Mr'tlSt, Henriette, f. 
 Harry, hdr'rt, pour: Henry. 
 Helen, hfl'in, Helena, lit I' Una. Helen?, f. 
 Henrietta, Mnrift'td, Henriette, L 
 Henry, hfn'rf, Henri, m. 
 Hilary, hlfdrl, Hilaire, m. 
 Hodgre, Mj, pour: Roger. 
 Hngrh, kit, Hngues, m. 
 Hnmtrey, Humphrey, hum,' fri, Hom- 
 Iroi, m. 
 
 Igrnatlns, KgnSihiut, Ignace, m. 
 
 Jack, j&k, pour: John. 
 Jacob, j&'k6t>, Jacob, in. 
 Jtaa.ef,J&im, Jacques, m. 
 Jane, Jan, Jvunae, t. 
 Jaapar, jda'pfr, GaKpard, m. 
 Jttrey, jlfftr i, Jeffry, Ji/'fri, Qeof- 
 
 Ilul, iu. 
 
 Jemmy, jSm'ml, Jim, jKm, pour: Jamsa. 
 Jenny, jin'nf, Jeannette. f. 
 Jeremy, Jfr'imf, Jrmle, m. 
 
 We, Ml, f&r, Idle; hare, git, Mr ; - mint, Inn ; nS, hit, provt; *o~;
 
 Jerry Eaelisry 
 
 269 
 
 Jarry, jtfn, pour: Jeremy. 
 
 Joan, ^n, Joanna, jv&n'n&, Jeanne, f. 
 
 J'oe, jo, pour: Joseph. 
 
 John, jlSn, Jean, m. 
 
 Johnny. jdn'ni, pour : John. 
 
 Julia, jiTftd, Julie, t. 
 
 Julian, fffHSn, Jullen, m. 
 
 Julia*, jtfllwi, Jules, m. 
 
 Kate, kdt. Kit, ift, Kitty, Kftf, poor: 
 Catherine. 
 
 Laura, laO/rG,, Lanre, f. 
 Laurence, la&rfns, Laurent, m. 
 Lewis, lff\t, Louis, m. 
 Llxzey, Iti'fi, pour: Ellsa. 
 too, Jo, poor : Louisa. 
 Loulaa, IS fid, Louise, f. 
 Luolan. Iff nan, Lucieu, m. 
 I.ncretla, lokrfihia, Lucreoe, t 
 Lucy, lo'ri, Lucie, f. 
 
 Magdalen, m&g'd&lin, idaddelne, 1 
 Made*. m<y, Marrery. mar'jfrt, Mer, 
 
 m*y, pour: Margaret. 
 Margaret, mur'^drA, Marguerite, f. 
 Mark, mark Marc, m. 
 Martha, mar' t hi, Marthe, (. 
 Mary, mffrl, Marie, I. 
 Mat, m&, pour: Matthew. 
 Matilda, ndtll'dd, Mathilde, 1 
 Matthew, m&'thii, Matthleu, m. 
 Maud, maHid. pour: Matilda. 
 Michael mfkti, Michel, m. 
 Molt, nil, Molly, mSVK, pour: Mary. 
 
 Han, ndn, poor: Anne. 
 
 Manoy, nfm' ii, Nanuette, f. 
 
 Kad, nid, pour: Edward. 
 
 Well, nil. Kelly, nil'li, poor: Blaanor. 
 
 Hick, nit, pour: Nicholas. 
 
 Hoah, nffif, Nofi, m. 
 
 Otbo, y<Ao, Othon, m. 
 
 Fatty, p&n\, pour: Martha, 
 
 Per, pe^, fe^av, fig'gi, pour: 
 
 Vetur, pftir. Pierrf, m. 
 
 Kill, fU, pour: Philip. 
 
 PMlip, nfip, Philippe, m. 
 
 Poll, p6l, Polly, pSflf, poor: Mary. 
 
 Ralph, rnlf, Bodolphe, m. 
 Randal, rdn'ddl, Randolphe, m. 
 Raymond, rffmund, Raymond, m. 
 Robin, rtib'ln, pour: Robert. 
 Rowland, rorl&nd, Roland, m. 
 
 Sablna, idbfnd, Sabine, f. 
 Sal, iSl. SaUy, sAi'H, pour: Sarah. 
 Sam, tdm. pour: Samnel. 
 Sandy, idn'di, pour: Alexander. 
 Sarah, sffr&, Sara, f. 
 Sebastian, tib&Jti&n, 84bagtlen, m. 
 Blg-lsmund, ttj'wmund, Sigismond, m. 
 Solomon, iSfomdn, Salomon, m. 
 Sophia, soffii, Sophy, to'fi, Sophie, t 
 Stephen, ttfvn, Etieune, m. 
 Snaan, tu'zdn, Susannah, su zdn' ndh, 
 Suzanne, I. 
 
 Ted, tSd, Teddy, tfcfat. pour: Edwar^ 
 Theobald, thfob&vld. Thibaud, m. 
 Theresa, tira'sa, Tlif rSse, f. 
 Tim, tim, pour: Timothy. 
 Timothy, tim'Stht, Timoth^e, m. 
 Tobias. tobfd.i, Toby, tffbi, Toble, m. 
 Tom, torn, Tommy, t6m'm\, pour: Tho- 
 Touy, Iffni, pour : Anthony. [ma. 
 
 TJrsnla, tr'tuUi, Ursulc, 1 
 Valentine, v&l'fn tin, Valentin, m. 
 
 Walter, wdQifttr, Oantler, m. 
 Will, u-il, pour: William. 
 William, wil'yu/n, Gulllaume, in. 
 
 Zaohary, x&k'&rf, Zacharle, in. 
 
 13$ i fXt, tube, tab. U chair, Joy; garni, yes; toul, ttal; thing, ttlert.
 
 Table of Irregrular Verbs *). 
 
 Present 1 Imperfect. 
 
 Participle, 
 
 Present 
 
 Imperfect 
 
 Participle. 
 
 abide 
 
 abode 
 
 abode 
 
 dwell 
 
 dwelt 
 
 dwelt 
 
 am 
 
 was 
 
 been 
 
 eat 
 
 ate 
 
 eaten 
 
 arise 
 
 arose 
 
 arisen 
 
 fall 
 
 fell 
 
 fallen 
 
 awake 
 
 awoke * 
 
 awaked 
 
 feed 
 
 fed 
 
 fed 
 
 baokblte 
 
 backbit 
 
 backbitten 
 
 feel 
 
 felt 
 
 felt 
 
 bear 
 
 bore, bare 
 
 borne 
 
 fight 
 
 fought 
 
 fought 
 
 beat 
 
 beat 
 
 beaten 
 
 find 
 
 found 
 
 found 
 
 become 
 
 became 
 
 become 
 
 flee 
 
 fled 
 
 fled 
 
 befall 
 
 befell 
 
 befallen 
 
 fling- 
 
 flung 
 
 flung 
 
 begret 
 
 begot 
 
 begotten 
 
 fly 
 
 flew 
 
 flown 
 
 beg-in 
 
 began ! begun 
 
 forbear 
 
 forbore 
 
 forborne 
 
 beg-lrd 
 
 begirt begirt 
 
 forbid 
 
 forbad, for- 
 
 forbidden 
 
 behold 
 
 beheld 1 beheld 
 
 
 bade 
 
 
 bead 
 
 bent (bent 
 
 forecast 
 
 forecast 
 
 forecast 
 
 bereave 
 
 bereft* 
 
 bereft* 
 
 foreg-o 
 
 forewent 
 
 foregone 
 
 beseech 
 
 besought 
 
 besought 
 
 foresee 
 
 foresaw 
 
 foreseen 
 
 beset 
 
 beset 
 
 beset 
 
 foretell 
 
 foretold 
 
 foretold 
 
 bestride 
 
 bestrode 
 
 bestridden 
 
 forgret 
 
 forgot 
 
 forgotten 
 
 betake 
 
 betook 
 
 betaken 
 
 forg-lve 
 
 forgare 
 
 forgiven 
 
 bid 
 
 bid, bad, bade 
 
 bid, bidden 
 
 forsake 
 
 forsook 
 
 forsaken 
 
 bind 
 
 bound 
 
 bound 
 
 forswear 
 
 forswore 
 
 forsworn 
 
 bite 
 
 bit 
 
 bitten 
 
 freeze 
 
 froze 
 
 frozen 
 
 bleed 
 
 bled 
 
 bled 
 
 frelg-ht 
 
 fraught * 
 
 fraught * 
 
 blow 
 
 blew 
 
 blown 
 
 g-eld 
 
 gelt* 
 
 gelt* 
 
 break 
 
 broke 
 
 broken 
 
 ret 
 
 got 
 
 got 
 
 breed 
 
 bred 
 
 bred 
 
 g-ild 
 
 gilt* 
 
 gilt* 
 
 bring: 
 
 brought 
 
 brought 
 
 grird 
 
 girt* 
 
 girt 
 
 build 
 
 built 
 
 built 
 
 g-lve 
 
 gave 
 
 given 
 
 burn 
 
 burnt* 
 
 burnt* 
 
 g-o 
 
 went 
 
 gone 
 
 burst 
 
 burst 
 
 burst 
 
 grave 
 
 graved 
 
 graven* 
 
 buy 
 
 bought 
 
 bought 
 
 grind 
 
 ground 
 
 ground 
 
 can 
 
 could 
 
 
 
 grow 
 
 grew 
 
 grown 
 
 oast 
 
 cast 
 
 cast 
 
 hang: 
 
 bung* 
 
 hung* 
 
 eatoa 
 
 caught 
 
 caught 
 
 have 
 
 bad 
 
 had 
 
 chide 
 
 chid 
 
 chid, chidden 
 
 hear 
 
 heard 
 
 heard 
 
 choose 
 
 chose 
 
 cbosen 
 
 heave 
 
 hove* 
 
 hove* 
 
 cleave 
 
 cleft, clove 
 
 cleft, cloven 
 
 hew 
 
 hewed 
 
 hewn 
 
 cling- 
 
 clung 
 
 clung 
 
 hide 
 
 hid 
 
 hid, hidden 
 
 clothe 
 
 clad * 
 
 clad* 
 
 hit 
 
 hit 
 
 hit 
 
 oome 
 
 came 
 
 come 
 
 hold 
 
 leld 
 
 held 
 
 cost 
 
 cost 
 
 cost 
 
 hart 
 
 iurt 
 
 hurt 
 
 creep 
 
 crept 
 
 crepi 
 
 Inlay 
 
 inlaid 
 
 Inlaid 
 
 crow 
 
 crew* 
 
 crown 
 
 Interweave 
 
 nterwove 
 
 interwoven 
 
 oat 
 
 cut 
 
 cut 
 
 keep 
 
 kept 
 
 kept 
 
 dare 
 
 durst* 
 
 dared 
 
 kneel 
 
 knelt* 
 
 knelt* 
 
 deal 
 
 dealt 
 
 dealt 
 
 knit 
 
 cnit* 
 
 knit* 
 
 die 
 
 died 
 
 died 
 
 know 
 
 uxv 
 
 Known 
 
 dl* 
 
 dug 
 
 dug 
 
 lad* 
 
 laded 
 
 laden 
 
 dip 
 
 dipt* 
 
 dipt* 
 
 lay 
 
 laid 
 
 aid 
 
 do 
 
 did 
 
 done 
 
 lead 
 
 ed 
 
 ed 
 
 draw 
 
 drew 
 
 drawn 
 
 lean 
 
 eant* 
 
 ,eant* 
 
 d^-uaXB 
 
 dreamt * 
 
 dreamt * 
 
 leap 
 
 eapt 
 
 eapt ' 
 
 drink 
 
 drank 
 
 diunk 
 
 leara 
 
 earnt* 
 
 leant* 
 
 drive 
 
 drove, drove 
 
 driven 
 
 leave 
 
 eft 
 
 ft 
 
 ) L'aste'risqu* dinoM que co temps 00 uonjugue aogal teguIHremtnt.
 
 Irregular verts, lend strive 
 
 271 
 
 Present 
 
 Imperfect 
 
 Participle. 
 
 Present 
 
 Imperfect 
 
 Participle. 
 
 lend 
 
 lent 
 
 lent 
 
 respeak 
 
 respoke 
 
 respoken 
 
 let 
 
 let 
 
 let 
 
 retake 
 
 retook 
 
 retaken 
 
 lie (Stre 
 
 lay 
 
 lain 
 
 retell 
 
 retold 
 
 retold 
 
 couche") 
 
 
 
 rid 
 
 rid 
 
 rid 
 
 lose' 
 
 lost 
 
 lost 
 
 ride 
 
 rode 
 
 ridden 
 
 make 
 
 made 
 
 made 
 
 ring: 
 
 rang 
 
 rung 
 
 may 
 
 might 
 
 
 
 rise 
 
 rose 
 
 risen 
 
 mean 
 
 meant 
 
 meant 
 
 rive 
 
 rove* 
 
 riven 
 
 meet 
 
 met 
 
 met 
 
 rot 
 
 rotted 
 
 rotted 
 
 melt 
 
 melted 
 
 molten* 
 
 run 
 
 ran 
 
 run 
 
 methinks 
 
 metbought 
 
 _ 
 
 aw 
 
 sawed 
 
 sawn* 
 
 misgive 
 
 misgave 
 
 misgiven 
 
 ay 
 
 said 
 
 said 
 
 mishear 
 
 misheard 
 
 misheard 
 
 see 
 
 saw 
 
 seen 
 
 mislay 
 mislead 
 
 mislaid 
 misled 
 
 mislaid 
 misled 
 
 seek 
 ell 
 
 sought 
 sold 
 
 sought 
 sold 
 
 misshape 
 
 misshaped 
 
 misshapen * 
 
 end 
 
 sent 
 
 sent 
 
 misspeak 
 
 misspoke 
 
 misspoken 
 
 et 
 
 set 
 
 set 
 
 misspell 
 
 misspelt 
 
 misspelt 
 
 shake 
 
 shook 
 
 shaken 
 
 mistake 
 
 mistook 
 
 mistaken 
 
 shall 
 
 should 
 
 
 
 mis-write 
 
 miswrote 
 
 mis written 
 
 shape 
 
 shaped 
 
 shapen* 
 
 mow 
 
 mowed 
 
 mown 
 
 shave 
 
 shaved 
 
 shaven * 
 
 mast 
 
 must 
 
 
 
 shear 
 
 shore* 
 
 shorn 
 
 oug-ht 
 
 ought 
 
 mm 
 
 shed 
 
 shed 
 
 shed 
 
 outbid 
 
 outbid 
 
 outbidden 
 
 shew 
 
 shewed 
 
 shewn* 
 
 outdo 
 
 outdid 
 
 outdone 
 
 shine 
 
 shone 
 
 shone 
 
 outgo 
 
 outwent 
 
 outgone 
 
 shoe 
 
 shod 
 
 shod 
 
 outgrow 
 
 outgrew 
 
 outgrown 
 
 shoot 
 
 shot 
 
 shot 
 
 outride 
 
 outrode 
 
 outridden 
 
 show 
 
 sliowed 
 
 shown* 
 
 outrun 
 
 outran 
 
 outrun 
 
 shred 
 
 shred* 
 
 shred* 
 
 outshine 
 
 outshone 
 
 outshone 
 
 shrink 
 
 shrank 
 
 shrunk 
 
 outshoot 
 
 outahot 
 
 outabot 
 
 shrive 
 
 shrove 
 
 shriven 
 
 outspread 
 
 outspread 
 
 outspread 
 
 shut 
 
 shut 
 
 shut 
 
 outwork 
 overbear 
 
 outwrought * 
 overbore 
 
 outwrought * 
 overborne 
 
 sins: 
 sink 
 
 sang 
 sank 
 
 sung 
 sunk 
 
 overbid 
 
 overbid 
 
 overbid, over- 
 
 It 
 
 sat 
 
 sat, sate 
 
 
 
 bidden 
 
 lay 
 
 slew 
 
 slain 
 
 overbuy 
 overcast 
 
 overbought 
 overcast 
 
 overbought 
 overcast 
 
 sleep 
 slide 
 
 slept 
 slid 
 
 slept 
 slid, sllddea 
 
 overcome 
 overdo 
 
 overcame 
 overdid 
 
 overcome 
 overdone 
 
 ling 
 slink 
 
 stung 
 slunk 
 
 slung 
 slunk 
 
 overdrive 
 
 overdrove 
 
 overdriven 
 
 slit 
 
 slit 
 
 slit 
 
 overeat 
 
 overate 
 
 overeaten 
 
 smell 
 
 smelt* 
 
 smelt* 
 
 overhang 
 overhear 
 
 overhung 
 overheard 
 
 overhung 
 overheard 
 
 smite 
 sow 
 
 smote 
 sowed 
 
 smitten 
 sown* 
 
 overlade 
 
 overladed 
 
 overladen 
 
 speak 
 
 spoke 
 
 spoken 
 
 overlay 
 
 overlaid 
 
 overlaid 
 
 speed 
 
 sped 
 
 52 
 
 override 
 
 overrode 
 
 overridden 
 
 spell 
 
 spelt* 
 
 spelt* 
 
 oversee 
 
 oversaw 
 
 overseen 
 
 spill 
 
 ipUt* 
 
 HpiU* 
 
 overset 
 
 overset 
 
 overset 
 
 spin 
 
 spun 
 
 spun 
 
 oversleep 
 
 overslept 
 
 overslept 
 
 spit (cracher) 
 pit (embro- 
 
 spat 
 spitted 
 
 spat 
 spitted 
 
 over- 
 
 overspread 
 
 overspread 
 
 cher) 
 
 
 
 spread 
 
 
 
 split 
 
 split 
 
 split 
 
 overtake 
 
 overtook 
 
 overtaken 
 
 spread 
 
 spread 
 
 spread 
 
 overthrow 
 
 overthrew 
 
 overthrown 
 
 spring 
 
 sprang 
 
 sprung 
 
 overwork 
 
 overwrought* 
 
 overwrought* 
 
 stand 
 
 stood 
 
 stood 
 
 owe 
 
 ought * 
 
 o wd 
 
 stave 
 
 stove 
 
 stove * 
 
 partake 
 
 partook 
 
 partaken 
 
 steal 
 
 stole 
 
 stolen 
 
 pay 
 
 paid 
 
 paid 
 
 stick 
 
 stuck 
 
 stuck 
 
 pen (purquir) 
 put 
 
 pent* 
 put 
 
 peut* 
 put 
 
 ting 
 stink 
 
 stuug 
 stank, stunk 
 
 stung 
 stunk 
 
 unit 
 
 quitted 
 
 quit, quitted 
 
 strew 
 
 strewed 
 
 strewn 
 
 read 
 
 read 
 
 read 
 
 stride 
 
 strode 
 
 stridden 
 
 rebuild 
 
 rebuilt 
 
 rebuilt 
 
 trlke 
 
 struck 
 
 struck 
 
 rend 
 
 rent 
 
 rent 
 
 string 
 
 strung 
 
 strung 
 
 
 
 repaid 
 
 repaid 
 
 strive 
 
 strovtt 
 
 SttYSB
 
 272 
 
 Irregular verbs, ww write 
 
 Present 
 
 Imperfect 
 
 Participle. 
 
 Present 
 
 Imperfect. 
 
 Parttcipltt. 
 
 fcwocU- 
 
 swore 
 
 sworn 
 
 undraw 
 
 uuor.'w 
 
 uuJruwu 
 
 weep 
 well 
 
 swept 
 swelled 
 
 swept 
 swollen, 
 
 ung-lrd 
 unlade 
 
 unidrt* 
 unladed 
 
 ungirt * 
 unladen * 
 
 
 
 swoln* 
 
 unsay 
 
 unsaid 
 
 unsaid 
 
 Bwlm 
 
 swam 
 
 swum 
 
 unstring- 
 
 unstrung 
 
 unstrung 
 
 wing; 
 
 swung 
 
 swung 
 
 unswear 
 
 unewore 
 
 unsworn 
 
 take 
 
 took 
 
 taken 
 
 unwind 
 
 unwound 
 
 unwound 
 
 teaeh 
 
 taught 
 
 tagght 
 
 un wring- 
 
 un wrung 
 
 un wrung 
 
 tear 
 
 tore 
 
 torn 
 
 upbear 
 
 upbore 
 
 upborne 
 
 tell 
 
 told 
 
 told 
 
 updraw 
 
 updrew 
 
 updrawn 
 
 think 
 
 thought 
 
 thought 
 
 upg-row 
 
 npgrew 
 
 upgrown 
 
 thrive 
 
 throve 
 
 thriven 
 
 uphold 
 
 upheld 
 
 upheld 
 
 throw 
 
 threw 
 
 thrown 
 
 uplead 
 
 upled 
 
 upled 
 
 thrust 
 
 thrust 
 
 thrust 
 
 uprise 
 
 uprose 
 
 uprisen 
 
 toss 
 
 tost* 
 
 tost* 
 
 upset 
 
 upset 
 
 upset 
 
 tread 
 
 trod 
 
 trodden 
 
 upwind 
 
 upwound 
 
 upwound 
 
 unbend 
 
 unbent 
 
 unbent 
 
 wake 
 
 woke 
 
 waked 
 
 unbind 
 
 unbound 
 
 unbound 
 
 wash 
 
 washed 
 
 wasben * 
 
 unbuild 
 
 unbuilt 
 
 unbuilt 
 
 waylay 
 
 waylaid 
 
 waylaid 
 
 underbid 
 
 underbid 
 
 underbidden 
 
 wear 
 
 wore 
 
 worn 
 
 underdo 
 
 underdid 
 
 underdone 
 
 weave 
 
 wove 
 
 woven 
 
 nnderg-lrd 
 
 nndergirt 
 
 undergirt 
 
 weep 
 
 wept 
 
 wept 
 
 underg-o 
 
 underwent 
 
 undergone 
 
 will 
 
 would 
 
 
 
 underlay 
 
 underlaid 
 
 underlaid 
 
 win 
 
 won 
 
 won 
 
 underlet 
 
 underlet 
 
 underlet 
 
 wind 
 
 wound 
 
 wound 
 
 underrun 
 
 underran 
 
 underrun 
 
 wiredraw 
 
 wiredrew 
 
 wlredrawu 
 
 undersell 
 
 undersold 
 
 undersold 
 
 wls 
 
 wist 
 
 wist 
 
 underset 
 
 underset 
 
 underset 
 
 withdraw 
 
 withdrew 
 
 withdrawn 
 
 understand 
 
 understood 
 
 understood 
 
 withhold 
 
 withheld 
 
 withheld 
 
 undertake 
 
 undertook 
 
 undertaken 
 
 withstand 
 
 withstood 
 
 withstood 
 
 under- 
 
 underwrote 
 
 underwritten 
 
 work 
 
 wrought * 
 
 wrought* 
 
 write 
 
 
 
 wring- 
 
 wrung 
 
 wrung 
 
 undo 
 
 undid 
 
 undone 
 
 write 
 
 wrote 
 
 written 
 
 Les formes du participle druuk*n, holden, shrunken, stricken, tip- 
 holden, withholden, ne sont employees qu'adjectivemeut et quelquelola eo poisia.
 
 FRENCH AND ENGLISH. 
 
 (a), pr. to, at, In l| into I] by, for, on, 
 from, after, about |) aa a, as | under " 
 against || according to II between l| enough 
 or || and || good-bye till II ne savolr n 
 A nl B, not to know a B from a bull's 
 foot. 
 
 abaisse, f. dough || thinly rolled paste. 
 
 abalssement, m. lowering, abatement || 
 humiliation, meanness || disgrace || de- 
 pression. 
 
 abalsser, T. a. to lower, to diminish, to 
 rtduce || to bumble, to mortify || '~, to 
 fall, to sink, to decrease || to bumble one- 
 
 ..bojouu, f. cheek-pouch. [self. 
 
 ubaleurdlr, v. a. (fam.) to etulUfy || to 
 put out, to nonplus. 
 
 abandon, m. rellnquishment |l dereliction || 
 destitution || 8. l'~, at random. 
 
 *.Landbnne, e. m. 4 f. piofligate || unfor- 
 tunate || abandoned character. 
 
 ubandonn*', e, a. deserted || abandoned, 
 shameless. Ibaucbery. 
 
 iibaudonnement, m. dissoluteness, de- 
 
 bbandonner, v. a. to abandon, to forsake, 
 to give over || '~, to give oneself up, to 
 give way, to trust to fl to indulge In U to 
 um>w off all constraint. 
 
 abauae, m. abacus. 
 
 j-oasourdir, v. a. to stun. 
 
 ndat; --lour, m. skylight || shade of a 
 lamp || --vent, m. pent-houee || volx, 
 m. sounding-board. 
 
 nbataire, m. cutting, felling || slaughter, 
 killing II (mar.) heeling, [counter. 
 
 nbatant, m. ralsable flap of a table or 
 
 Mb&titrdlr, T. a. to deteriorate || *'~, to 
 degenerate. 
 
 bO&tardlaaement, m. degeneracy. 
 
 .batln, m. demolition, felling, cutting 
 down || ~ da volatile, giblets. 
 
 kbata, m. pL offal, cats' and dogs' meat 
 
 ubattement, m, weakness, faliitnesft, de- 
 jection, ((fain. ) braggart. 
 
 abatte ur, m. feller (of wood) || caster down || 
 
 abattoir, m. slaughter-house. 
 
 abattre, v. a. ir. to beat down, to fell || to 
 cut down, to cut off, to demolish |( to 
 weaken || to dishearten, to humble, to 
 damp (one's spirits) || '~, to ubate, to re- 
 lent || to despond || to alight || to pounce 
 (of birds). 
 
 abdtta, *>, a, cast down, iow-bplrited, 
 
 tebbatlal, ,. a. ubbaiial. 
 JPrtnck and Sngiitl. 
 
 abbaye, f. abbey. 
 
 abb<5, m. abbot || AbbS. 
 
 abbesse, f. abbess. 
 
 abc5der, v. a. to form into an abscess. 
 
 abcea, m. abscess. 
 
 abdication, f. abdication, resignation. 
 
 abdlquer, v. a. to abdicate, to resign. 
 
 abdomen, m. abdomen. 
 
 abdominal, e, a. abdominal. 
 
 ab6c6dalre, m. abecedary, primer. 
 
 ab6e, f. sluice l| mill-dam. 
 
 abellle, f. bee y --me-re, f. queen-bee. 
 
 aberration, f. aberration || (med.) disturb- 
 ance. 
 
 abStlr, T. a. to Btnpify || to stultify. 
 
 abhorrer, r. a. to abnor, to detest. 
 
 ablme, m. abyss, hell, cbanm. 
 
 abliuer, v. a. to throw Into an abyss || to 
 destroy || B'~, to fall into an abyss, to rulo 
 oneself. 
 
 abject, , a. abject, base, low, mean. 
 
 abjection, f. abjectueaa || vileness, mean- 
 ness. | to abjure. 
 
 Abjuration, f. abjuration || falr - de, 
 
 ab Juror, v. a. to abjure. 
 
 ablatlf, m. (er.) ablative (case). 
 
 ablation, f. (chlr.) ablation. 
 
 ablette, f. bleak, ablet (fish) || ~ de mer, 
 whitebait. [one's ablutions. 
 
 ablution, f.; fair* ses -, to perform 
 
 abnegation, f. abnegation || self-denial || 
 faire ~ de, to renounce, to sacritice. 
 
 aboioment, m. barking, baying. 
 
 abols, m. pi. agony of death II desperate 
 
 abolir, v. a. to abolish. [situation. 
 
 abollBsemont, m., Abolition, f. aboli- 
 tion i| Indemnity. 
 
 abominable, a. abominable, detestable || 
 -ment, ad. abominably. 
 
 abomination, f. abomluatlon || avoir en 
 ~, to abominate. 
 
 abondamment, ad. abundantly. 
 
 abondanoe, f. ftbundnnce, plenty I! com- 
 mon wine greatly diluted with water || 
 parler d'~, to extemporise. 
 
 abondant, e, a. abundant. plentifuL 
 
 abonder, v. n. to abound in ou with. 
 
 abound, m. subscriber. 
 
 abounement, m. subscription. 
 
 abouuor, (n'~), to subscribe to. 
 
 bounlr, v. a. A n. to Improve. 
 
 abord, in. approach, access, arrival y da 
 premier ~, at first sight
 
 abordable accord 
 
 abordabla, a. accessible. [fouling. 
 
 abordaffe, m. boarding || landing || (mar.) 
 
 aborder, v. a. to approach, to accost || to 
 board || ~, v. n. to land, to disembark, to 
 arrive at || (mar.) to run foul of, to foul. 
 
 atorlgre-nes, m. pi. aborigines. 
 
 abortlf, ve, a. abortive. 
 
 aboucher, 'v. a. to bring together j| s'~, to 
 
 have an Interview. 
 
 ' aboutir, v. n. to confine, to border upon || 
 to terminate In || to have a result. 
 
 aboutlssants, m. pi. bounds, limits, pi. 
 
 aboyer, v. a. to bark. 
 
 aboyenr, m. barker || dun. 
 
 abreg-e, m. abstract, compendium, sum- 
 mary || an ~, compendiously. 
 
 abreg-er, v. a. to abridge, to abbreviate. 
 
 abreu ver, v. a. to water || to soak || B'~, 
 to drink plentifully. 
 
 abrenvolr, m. horse-pond, watering-place. 
 
 abrevlatlon, f. contraction, abbreviation. 
 
 abri, m. shelter || a, l'~ de, under cover, 
 under the protection of. 
 
 abrioot, m. apricot. 
 
 abrlootler, m. apricot-tree. 
 
 abriter, v. a. to shelter, to shade. 
 
 abrivent, m. wind-screen. 
 
 abrogation, f. abrogation, repeal. 
 
 abrog-er, v. a. to abrogate, to repeal. 
 
 abrupt, e, a. abrupt || rugged. [stupid. 
 
 abrntir, v. a. to stuplfy || s'~, to grow 
 
 abrutissement, m. brutiabness. 
 
 absence, t. absence || absence of mind. 
 
 absent, e, m. <t f. absentee. 
 
 absent, e, a. absent, not present. 
 
 absentelame, m. absenteeism. [sent. 
 
 s'abaenter. to absent oneself || to be ab- 
 
 abslnthe, f. wormwood || bitters || (fig.) 
 grief. 
 
 absoln, e, a. absolute, arbitrary || im- 
 perious, despotic || -ment, ad. absolutely, 
 positively. 
 
 absolution, f. absolution || (jur.) acquittal. 
 
 absolntlsme, m. absolute government, 
 
 absolutists, m. absolutist, [absolutism. 
 
 absolntoire, a. absolutory. 
 
 absorbant, a. absorbent 
 
 absorber, v. a. to absorb, to swallow up, 
 to imbibe || (fie.) to waste || s'~, to be ab- 
 sorbed ou swallowed up. 
 
 absorption, f. absorption. 
 
 absoudre, v. a. ir. to absolve. 
 
 absoute, f. general absolution. 
 
 s'abstenlr, v. ir. to abstain. [drawal. 
 
 abstention, f. abstention || (jur.) with- 
 
 abstraction, f. abstraction || s, pi. ab- 
 sence of mind || ~ falte de, setting aside. 
 
 abstractlvement, ad. abstractedly. 
 
 abstraire, v. a. ir. to abstract. 
 
 ab s trait, e. a. abstracted || abstroae |) 
 absent in mind. 
 
 abstrus, e, a. abstruse, obscure, intricate. 
 
 absnrde, m. absurdity. 
 
 absurde, a. absurd || -ment, ad. absurdly. 
 
 absurdlte, f. absurdity. 
 
 abna, m. abuse, ill use || error. 
 
 ubutser, v. a. to abuse || to seduixs I] to 
 violate |] 8'~, to be mistaken. 
 
 abaalt, v*, a. abusive |j abusefui. 
 
 abuBlvement, ad. abusively. 
 
 aoablt, m. quality of a thing. 
 
 acacia, m. (Dot.) acacia. 
 
 academician, m. academician. 
 
 aoademle, f. academy || academy for young 
 noblemen. fOy)- 
 
 academlque(ment), a. (<bad.) academical 
 
 aoag-narder, v. a. to make lazy II B'~, to 
 
 acajou, m. mahogany. (.get lazy. 
 
 acanthe, f. acanthus. 
 
 acarlatre, a. peevish. 
 
 accablant, a, a. heavy, troublesome. 
 
 accablement, m. heaviness, extreme de- 
 jection, low spirits. 
 
 accabler, v. a. to overwhelm, to oppress || 
 to fatigue, to plague || to depress. 
 
 acoaparement, m.forestalling(the market). 
 
 accaparer,. v. a. to forestall. . 
 
 accapareur, m. forestalled 
 
 accoder, v. n. to accede (a, to). 
 
 acoeleratenr, trice, a. accelerating, 
 
 acoeleree, f. mail-coach. lacceleratlve. 
 
 acc61<5rer, v. a. to accelerate, to hasten, 
 
 accent, m. accent || tone. 
 
 accentuation, f. accentuation. 
 
 accentuer, v. a. to accent. 
 
 acceptation, f. acceptance. 
 
 accepter, v. a. to accept. 
 
 acceptenr, m. (com.) accepter. 
 
 acceptlon, f. regard, respect || acceptation, 
 ueiibe, meaning (of a word). 
 
 acces, m. access, approach || fit I] attack. 
 
 accession, f. accession || consent 
 
 acoesslt, m. accessit, second prize. 
 
 acoesBolre, a. accessory || -ment, ad. 
 accessorily. 
 
 accident, m. accident, chance, mischance. 
 
 accidental, le, a. (-lement, ad.) ac- 
 
 accise, f. excise. |tidental(ly), 
 
 acclamer, v. a. to acclaim || to cheer. 
 
 acclamation, f. cheer, acclamation || shout 
 
 accllmatation, f. acclimatisation. 
 
 acclimater, v. a. to accustom, to acclima- 
 tise, [tlmttcy. 
 
 accointanoe, f. (fam.) acquaintance, la- 
 
 accolade, f. embracing, hug || brace, pair 
 (of (came) || (typ.) brace. 
 
 accolor, v. a. to embrace, to bug, to prop. 
 
 accommodate, m. cooking, dressing. 
 
 accommodement, m. accommodation, 
 agreement, arrangement 
 
 accommoder, 7. a, to fit up, to adapt, to 
 dress |f to cook || to settle, to appease, to 
 make up || to furnish || a'~, to accom- 
 modate oneself, to take one's ease || to 
 agree || to suit [accompuiiist. 
 
 aocompagrnatenr, trice, m. A f. (in us.) 
 
 aocompagmement, in. accompanying jj 
 (mus.) accompaniment 
 
 aocompag-ner, v. a. to accompany || to 
 suit with. 
 
 accompli, e, a. accomplished, perfect 
 
 accomplir, v. a. to accomplisb || to per- 
 form || a'~, to be fulfilled. 
 
 acoonxpllaBcment, m. accomplishment, 
 performance || execution. 
 
 accord, m. accord, agreement, concord, 
 harmony, consent || d'~, granted, agieed || 
 In tune.
 
 accordion adaptation 
 
 accordion, m. (mug.) accordion, 
 accorder, v. a. to allow, to grant || to ad- 
 just, to reconcile |] (mus.) to tune || s'~, to 
 ace or dear, m. (mus.) tuner. [agree. 
 
 aecordolr, m. (mus.) tuning-key. 
 aocort, e, a. civil, complaisant. 
 accoater, v. a. to accost || '~, to frequent 
 aoooter, v. a. to prop up, to lean (sirte- 
 aoootolr, m. prop, stay. [ways). 
 
 avooonob.Ae, f. woman confined, 
 accouchement, m. delivery, childbed, 
 
 lying-in, confinement, 
 aeooacher, v. a. to deliver (a woman) || 
 
 ~, v. n. to be brought to bed, to be con- 
 fined. 
 
 acooncheur, m. accoucheur, man-midwife, 
 accoucheuse, f. midwife. 
 'accouder, to lean on one's elbow, 
 acoondolr, m. elbow-rest, 
 aocouplement, m. coupling, pairing, 
 accoupler, v. a. to couple, to yoke || to 
 
 match, to pair, 
 acoonrclr, v. a. to shorten, 
 acconrclsaement, m. shortening, 
 aocourlr, v. n. Ir. to run to ou up. 
 accoutrement, m. (fam.) get-up, dress-up, 
 ccontrer, v. a. to dress, to rig out. 
 aooontume, e, ft. customary, accuBtomed, 
 
 usual, 
 accoutumer, T. a. to accustom, to use, to 
 
 Inure n m'-, to get used. (into credit, 
 
 accrodlter, v. a. to accredit || n'~, to get 
 accroo. m. rent II (fig.) Impediment, 
 aocroohe-ocour, m. (curl) heart-breaker || 
 
 B ~, curled up. 
 aeorooher, v. a. to bang upon, to hasp || 
 
 (fam.) to delay, to put oil || '~, (mar.) to 
 
 grapple || to suck to. 
 acoroiro, v. a. ir. fair* ~, to make one 
 
 believe if en fair* ~, to Impose upon. 
 aecrolBuement, m. Increase, 
 acoroltre, v. a. & n. ir. to increase, 
 a'aocronplr, to squat || to roll oneself up || 
 
 to sink. [Ing. 
 
 ncoroupliiaement, m. squatting || cower- 
 accuoll, m. reception, welcome, 
 conollllr. v. a. Ir. to receive, to welcome || 
 
 (com.) to honour. [to back (agahiRt). 
 
 acouler, T. a. to drive Into a corner |l ', 
 fcLcumalntour, m. (inach.) accumulator, 
 accumulation, f. accumulation, 
 accumnler, v. a. to accumulate, 
 aocnuateur, trio*, ra. &. f. accuser || 
 
 (Jur.) plaintiff, complainant 
 accauatlf, m. (gr.) accusative (cose), 
 accusation, f. accusation. Impeachment, 
 
 charge || (Jur.) Indictment, 
 aocnae, e, m. 4 f . (Jur.) accused || culprit |j 
 
 - de reception, in. acknowledgment of 
 
 receipt (to acknowledge |l (Jur.) to Indict 
 accuser, v. a. to accuse, to I m peach || (cum.) 
 aoorbe, a. acerb, sharp, rough. 
 acer, e, a. sharp-edged, steely, 
 ooerer, v. a, to nut-l, to sharpen 
 vaesconoe, f. acescency. 
 acetate, m. (ctihri.) acetate, 
 voetluao, a. (chlm.) acetic. ftotners. 
 
 koUal^nUaifB, m. custom, goodwill, cus- 
 id*, t, a. tittvUig custom. 
 
 aohalander, v. a. to procure custom, to 
 
 bring custom to || '<, to get custom, 
 acharne', e, a. maddened. Infuriated || 
 
 furious || desperate || Inveterate, 
 anharnement, m. animosity, fury. 
 acharner, v. a. to madden, to set on, to 
 
 enrage || s'~, to (all furiously upon. 
 achat, m. purchase || bargain. 
 acheminement, m. step, means, set on. 
 achemlner, v. a. to forward y B'~, to set 
 
 out, to go on. 
 
 acheter, v. a. to buy, to purchase, 
 achetear, m. buyer, purchaser, 
 achevement, m. finish, completion. 
 achover, v. a. to fiulsb, to accnmpllsh, to 
 
 perfect || to close. hi lock, rub. 
 
 aohoppemeut, in.;pierre d'~,atuiiibUiig- 
 aohromatlque, a. achromatic, 
 aclde, a. acid. sour, 
 aotdlto, f. acidity, sourneea. 
 aoldnler, v. a. to acidulate. 
 aoler, m. steel, 
 aolerle, t steel-works, 
 acolyte, m. acolyte || confederate, 
 aoompte, m. inslalincnt. 
 aconlt, m. (bot) aconite, wolfs bane, 
 aooqulner, v. a. (fam.t to allure || to cap- 
 tivate || '. to get fond of. 
 a.- coup, m. jerk || par ~, by flu and nUuu. 
 aoonatlqne, f. acoustics (pi.). 
 acoustlque, a. acouBtlc. 
 acqn6reur, m. purchaser. 
 aoquerlr, v. a. Ir. to acquire, to purchase, 
 acquiescement, m. acquiescence, 
 acqnlescer, v. n. to acquiesce, to comply. 
 acquiB, m. acouirement Icbaae. 
 
 acqulaltlon, f. acquisition, getting, pur- 
 aoquit, m. acquittance, dlscnarga |f par 
 
 maulere d'~, for form's sake || pour ~, 
 
 paid. KJur.) Rcqulttal. 
 
 aoqulttement, m. dlscbar|{e. payment tf 
 acqultter, v. a. to acquit, to discharge, to 
 
 pay || '~, to pay off, to clear. 
 acre, a. acrid, tart, sour. 
 &oret6, f. acrlty, acrimony, tartneu. 
 acrlmonle, f. acrimony, 
 acrlraonioux, se, a. acrimonious. 
 aorobate, m. rope-dancer || acrobat 
 aorostlohe, m. acrostic, 
 acte, m. act, action, deed || certificate II -, 
 
 pi. registers, pi. || falro ~ de, to show 
 
 proof of. |actrt*. 
 
 aoteur, m., actrloe, f. actor, stage-player || 
 aottr, m. assets, funds l| (gr.) active (voice), 
 actif, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) actlve(ly). 
 action, f. action, deed, operation N suit at 
 
 law || battle || share || -a, pi. stock || par 
 
 -m, by slmres || Joint-stock. 
 aotlonnalre, m. actlonnry, share-holder, 
 aotlonner, v. a. to sue at law, to bring an 
 
 action. 
 
 aotlver. v. a, to put In motion, to forward, 
 actlvlte, L activity || despatch || active 
 
 service. |of the hour, 
 
 actuality, f. present state || -. pi. questions 
 aotnel, le, a. (-lement, ad.) aclual(ly) U 
 
 real, present || now. 
 adaere, in. adage, proverb. 
 Adaptation, f. adaptation.
 
 adapter affamd 
 
 Adapter, v. a. to adapt, to apply, to fit 
 
 Addition, f. addition, additament 
 
 addttionnel, le, a. additional. 
 
 art ditionner, v. a. to cast ou add up. 
 
 adepte, in. adept 
 
 ad <S<juat, e, a. adequate. 
 
 adherent, e, a. adherent, sticking. 
 
 Adherer, v. n. to adhere, to side with. 
 
 adh5lon, f. adhesion, compliance. 
 
 adieu, n\. adieu, farewell || dire ~, to bid 
 farewell || sans ~, I won't say good-bye, 
 I shall see you again. 
 
 Adjacent, e, a. adjacent, contiguous. 
 
 adjeotlf, m. (gr.) adjective. 
 
 Adleotivement, ad. adjectively. 
 
 adjolndre, v. a. ir. to adjoin !| to associate || 
 ', to take as an assistant || to be joined. 
 
 Adjoint, ID. assistant, adjunct. 
 
 Adjonotion, f. association. 
 
 adjudant, m. (mil.) adjutant. 
 
 Adjudlcatalre, m. highest bidder || con- 
 u-Hctor. fing. 
 
 Adjadioataire, a. purchasing || contract- 
 
 adjudioatlon, f. adjudication i| bargain 
 knocked down to the highest bidder. 
 
 Adjng-er. v. a. to adjudge, to award || 
 adjngel gone! sold! 
 
 adjurer, v. n. to adjure. 
 
 admettre, v. a. ir. to admit. 
 
 admlnlstrateur, trice, m. & t. d- 
 niinlstrator, manager || director of a com- 
 pany || trustee || steward || administratrix. 
 
 administratif, ve, a. {-vement, ad.) 
 ndministrative(ly). 
 
 Administration, f. administration, man- 
 agement, government. 
 
 Administrer, v. a. to administer, to 
 govern || to dispense || to officiate. 
 
 Admirable, a. admirable, wonderful || 
 -ment, ad. admirably. 
 
 admirateur, trice, in. A f. admirer. 
 
 Admiration, f. udiniratlou, wonderment. 
 
 admirer, v. a. to admire, to wonder at. 
 
 admlSBlbillte, f. admisslbillty. 
 
 admissible, a. admissible. 
 
 Admission, f. admission, admittance. 
 
 admouestatlon, f. admonition, admonlsh- 
 iiii-nt. (mand. 
 
 Admonester, T. a. to admonish || to repri- 
 
 Admonitlon, f. admonition || (jur.) repri- 
 mand. 
 
 Adolescence, f. adolescence. 
 
 Adolescent, e, m. & t young man, 
 
 Jouih || maid, lass. 
 olesoent, e, a. young. 
 adoniaer, v. a. to dress out. to adorn. 
 'Adonner, to apply oneself || to become 
 
 attached U to be addicted. 
 Adopter, v. a. to adopt. 
 Adoptlf, ve, a. adoptive, adopted. 
 Adoption, f. adoption. [shipper. 
 
 Adorateur, trice, m. & t. adorer, wor- 
 Adoratlon, f. adoration, worship. 
 Adorer, v. a. to adore, to worship. 
 adoa, m. shelving- bed. 
 aaoaeer, v. a. to set buck to back || to lean 
 
 (against) || *-, to lean one's buck (agaluat). 
 Adouber, v. a. (at chess) to set a piece 
 
 ritt U imar.) to repair, to mand. 
 
 adouolr, v. a, to sweeten, to soften, to 
 calm, to moderate, to alleviate, to mend || 
 , to become sweet || to soften. 
 
 adonolssant, m. emollient. 
 
 adoucisaant, e, a. emollient 
 
 adonolssement, m. softening, sweeten- 
 ing || mitigation || alleviation || relief. 
 
 adresse, f. address, direction || petition II 
 dexterity, ability || a l'~ de, addressed to || 
 intended for || bureau d'~, directory. 
 
 Adresser, v. a. & n. to address, to direct || - 
 to dedicate II to hit the murk || a'~, to ad- 
 dress oneself, to apply, to speak to one || 
 to be addressed ou directed || a'~ iol I En- 
 quire within ! | nine. 
 
 adroit, e, a. dexterous, skilful, sly, cuu- 
 
 adroltement, ad. dexterously, skilfully, 
 cunningly. 
 
 adulateur, trice, m. & t. flatterer. 
 
 adulateur, trice, a. adulatory. 
 
 aduler, v. a. to fawn upon. 
 
 adulte, m. adult 
 
 adulteration, f. adulteration. 
 
 adultere, m. adultery || adulterer || ~, f, 
 
 adultere, a. adulterous. [adulteresi. 
 
 adulterer, v. a. to adulterate. 
 
 adult6rln, e, a. adulterine. 
 
 advenlr, v. Imp. to occur, to happen. 
 
 adverbe, m. (gr.) adverb. 10?)- 
 
 adverbial, e, a. (-ement, ad.) adrerbUi 
 
 adversalre, m. adversary. 
 
 Adverue, H. adverse, contrary. 
 
 adversltd, f. adversity, misfortune. 
 
 ae>aire, s. airing, venulalioBi 
 
 a<5r6, e, a. airy, well-aired. 
 
 Ae>er, v. a. to air, to ventilate. 
 
 a6rlen, ne, a. aerial, 'ethereal || hign. 
 
 aorolithe, m. aerolite, meteoric stone, 
 
 a^rometre, m. aerometer. 
 
 aoronaute, m. aeronaut. 
 
 afironautlquo, f. aeronautics, pi, 
 
 aerostat, m. air-balloon. [statics (pi.). 
 
 ae>ostatlq.ue, a. aerostatic || Art ~, aero- 
 
 a6rostutiou, f. aerostation. 
 
 atfAblllt^, f. affability. 
 
 affable, a. affable, courteous. [sicken. 
 
 affadir, v. a. to make insipid II to cloy || to 
 
 affadlssement, m. cloying || insipidity, 
 nausea. [to grow weak. 
 
 affalbllr, v. a. to enfeeble, to weaken || B'~, 
 
 aff aiblls'sement, m. weakening || allaying. f 
 
 Affaire, f. affair, buslneso, matter || quarrel, 
 trouble || law-suit || action, fight |l~d'hon- 
 neur, affair of honour || duel || ~ d'ln- 
 terot, money-concern || homme d'-, 
 man of business, agent || avoir ~ A, to 
 have to deal with || Atre en ~, to be en- 
 gaged || etre dans lea -s, to be in busi- 
 ness || faire l'~ de. to suit, to do for || 
 pour ~, on business fl j'en fals mon >, 
 I will manage it || voila inon ~ I that in 
 
 affair6, e, a. busy. I what I want! 
 
 atfalssement. in. giving way, sinking || 
 weakness || collapse. 
 
 Affalaser, v. a. <t n. to press down, to 
 cause to sink || n'~, to sink. 
 
 Affaler, v. a. to overhaul || '~, (mar,) to 
 be embayed upon a lee-shore. 
 
 , e, a, starved, famished y greidj-.
 
 affamer agr^ment 
 
 affamer, T. a. to famish, to starve, 
 affectation, f. affectation, pretension, 
 affaotar, v a. to affect, to appropriate, to 
 affection, f. affection. [attach. 
 
 atfectionnd, e, a, affectionate K lovliiR. 
 aff eotlonner, v. a. to love, to be fond of || 
 
 '~, to become attached, 
 affectuenx, BO, a. i-oemant, ad.) alfec- 
 
 ttonate(ly) || kiml(lv). 
 afformer, v. a. to farm, to lease. 
 af f ermir, T. a. to strengthen, to secure || to 
 
 harden || to fix firmly. [ing. 
 
 aff nrmlBBeznent, m. firmness, strengthen- 
 afftarla, f. affectation, 
 affichagre, m. bill-sticking. 
 affiche, f. bill, placard. 
 fWehnr, T. a. to post up, to publish, to 
 
 advertise || dgfenaa d'~, Stick no bills ! || 
 
 f'-. to mak- oneself the talk of the towu. 
 affloheur, m. bill-sticker. 
 affldA, m. secret agent II trusty person, 
 affllar, v. a. to set, to sharpen, 
 affllier, v. a. to affiliate, to adopt, 
 aftllolr, m. whetnloue, hone, 
 afflnagra, m. refining. 
 afflnar, v. a. to refine, 
 affinenr, m. refiner, 
 af finite, f. affinity, 
 afflqneta, m. pi. trinkets, gewgaws, 
 afflrmatlf, ve, a. (-vemont, ad.) affir- 
 mdtlve(ly) || posltlve(ly) || In the affirmative, 
 affirmation, f. affirmation || (jur.) oath, 
 afflrmer, v. a. to affirm, to assert, 
 afflenrar, v. a, to level, 
 affllotlf, ve, a. penal || corporal, 
 af nictlon, f. affliction j| trouble, dlntresa || 
 
 trial || heart-ache. 
 
 affllgrer, v. a. to afflict, to grieve, 
 affluence, (.affluence, abundance, plenty II 
 affluent, m. affluent, tributary, [crowd, 
 affluent, a, a. tributary, 
 afrinar, T. n. to flow into || to abound. 
 affo!4, , a. defective. (dote upon, 
 
 affoler, v. a. (fain.) to Infatuate || n'~, to 
 affonagre, m. (mach.) coaling n right to 
 
 gather fuel In forests. 
 
 affonrohe*, a, a. astride. fwoman. 
 
 affranohi, e, m. & f. freedman || freed- 
 affranohlr, v. a. to set free || to pay the 
 
 postage, to stamp, 
 affranohlsnement, m. enfranchisement, 
 
 discharge, privilege || postage, 
 affrea, f. pf. pang*, terrors, 
 affretement, m. freighting of a ship, 
 af frdter, v. a. to freight a ship, to charter, 
 affretear, m. freighter, charterer. 
 affrenx, , a. l-sement, ad.) frieht- 
 
 ful(ly) |j horrible II atrociously) II terribly, 
 atfri.indor, v. a. to make dainty || to allure, 
 
 to entice. 
 
 affrloler, v. a. to allure II to make dainty, 
 affront, m. insult, outrage |j disgrace || 
 
 avaler on ~, to pocket an affront. 
 affronter, v. a. to affront, to (ace || to 
 
 brave, to defy. 
 
 affublament, m. odd dress, 
 alf abler, v. a. to dress oddly || '-, to pat 
 
 on an odd costume, 
 affftt, m. (mil.) gun-carriage. 
 
 affatagra, m. sharpening || set of tools. 
 
 aflflter, v. a. to sharpen tools. 
 
 afftttlan, m. knlcknack || gewgnw. 
 
 afln, c. to, in order to, in order that. 
 
 ag-aoement, in. setting on edge ;| irritation. 
 
 ag-aoer, v. a. to set one's teeth on edge || to 
 provoke, to excite || to allure. 
 
 agraoerle, f. encitement || pretty way* || 
 advances || ogling, raillery. 
 
 as: ape, f. love-feast. 
 
 agrata, f. agate. 
 
 Agra, m. age, time I) old age || baa ~. In- 
 fancy || entre rtenx -, middle-aged. 
 
 agra. e, a. aged, old. 
 
 agrenoe, f. agency. 
 
 agrencentant, in. arrangement 
 
 agrenoer, v. a. (fam.) to dress, to fit up I) 
 B'~, to trim oneself. 
 
 agranda, m. memorandum-hook. 
 
 B'afrenoulllnr, to kneel down. 
 
 agranonlllolr, m. hannnck. 
 
 agrent, m. agent II accountant | 4^ 
 ohangra, excliange-brnkrr. 
 
 agrgrlomdrer, v. a. to Agglomerate. 
 
 agrgrlntlner, v. a. to agglutinate II '~. to 
 
 agrg-raver, v. a. to aggravate. (mlliere. 
 
 agrlla, a. agile, nimble |j -ment, ad. nimbly. 
 
 ag-lllta, f. agility, nlnibleiiex*. 
 
 agrlo, m. exchange || stock-jobbing. 
 
 agrlotagre, m. stock-jobbing. 
 
 ag-loter, v. n. to Mock-job. 
 
 agrlotear, m. stock-jobber. 
 
 agrlr, v. a. A n. to act, to do, to operate I] 
 to be in action, to move !| da QUO! n'ag-lt- 
 11 ? what's the matter T what Is it? 
 
 agrlssant, a, a. active, busy. 
 
 ag-ltateur, m. agitxtor. 
 
 agritatlon, f. agitation, stir, bustle. 
 
 agrlter, v. a. to agitate, to move, to shake || 
 to disturb, to confound, to torment || to 
 debate, to discuss II '-, to be In move- 
 ment, to stir II to be debated. 
 
 agrneau, m. lamb. 
 
 agrneler, v. a. to ewe, to yean, to lamb. 
 
 agrnelet, m. lambkin. 
 
 Ag-nes, f. raw young girl. 
 
 agronle, f. ngony || a !', dying. In the 
 throes of death. 
 
 agronlr, v. a. (fain.) to insult grossly. 
 
 ag-onlsant, a, a. dying. 
 
 agronlser, v. a. to be at the point of death. 
 
 agrrafe, f. clasp, locket. 
 
 agrrafer, v. a. to clasp, to hook. 
 
 agrralre, a. agrarian. . 
 
 agrrandlr, v. a. to enlarge, to aggrandise, 
 to raise || a'~, to get larger, to Increase. 
 
 ag-randlssement, m. increase, enlarge- 
 ment || promotion. 
 
 agrreabla, a. agreeable, pleasant II -ment, 
 
 agrre6, m. attorney. [ad. aKrtrnhly. 
 
 asrreer, v. a. A n. to accept || to allow || to 
 approve j| to please, to be liked. 
 
 agrre>atton, f. admission || aggregate || 
 fellowship. 
 
 agrr^gra, in. fellow (of a university). 
 
 agrrGfrer, v. a. to admit (Into a society). 
 
 agrrement, m. comeliness l| consent, 
 plcanurr II , pi. ornainpiits of r)re<<s II 
 rt or talent* d'~, accompLUlimenta.
 
 6 
 
 agris alcoolomltre 
 
 , m. pi. ripping (of a ship). 
 
 ag-renseur, m. aggressor. 
 
 p-g-resstf, T, a aggressive. 
 
 agrresslon, (. aggression. 
 
 ivgreste, a. wild, rustic. 
 
 ngrrloole, a. agricultural. 
 
 ngrrloulteur, m. agriculturist 
 
 agriculture, f. agriculture, husbandry. 
 
 B'agTiffer, to cling fast 
 
 agripper, v. a. to clutch. 
 
 ag-ronome, m. agronomist 
 
 agronomic, t theory of sericulture. 
 
 aarronomlque, a. agronomical. 
 
 RKuerrlr, v. a. to inure to war. 
 
 aarnet*, m. pi. watch || aujc ~, on the look- 
 out, on the watch. 
 
 ah I oh ! hah ! || - Q I now then I 
 
 aheurtement, m. obstinacy. 
 
 n'ahenrter, to be obstinate, to persist in. 
 
 ahorlr, v. a. to astound, to startle, to 
 dumbfound. 
 
 aide, m. & 1. assistant, helper, mate || aid, 
 help, assistance || ~ de camp, (mil.) 
 aide-de-camp. 
 
 aider, T. a. to aid, to help. 
 
 ale I ob dear ! 
 
 aTenl. -e, m. & f. grandfather || ancestor || 
 grandmother. 
 
 alenx, m. pi. forefathers, ancestors. 
 
 algrle, m. eagle || (fig.) star || reading-do || 
 ~, f. eagle (ttandard). 
 
 aigrlon, in. eaglet 
 
 nlgrre, m. sourness, sharpness. 
 
 algrre, a. (-ment, ad.) sour, tart || churl- 
 isb(ly) i; sharp(ly) |j barsh(ly) || ~-donx, 
 oe, a. half sweet, naif sour, bitter-sweet 
 
 nlgrrefin, m. cunning fellow, sharper. 
 
 nlgrrelet, to, a. somewhat sour. 
 
 nlfrremolne, f. (hot.) agrimony. 
 
 algrremore, m. coal-dust, pulverised char- 
 
 atgret, to, a. sourish. [coal. 
 
 algrrette, f. toft of feathers, crest 
 
 aigrette, e, a. tufted. 
 
 aticrenr, f. sourness, sharpness, spite || 
 -, pi. heart-bum. 
 
 algrrlr, T. a. to sour || to exasperate || B'~, 
 to turn sour || to be exasperated. 
 
 aiirn, e, a. acute, sharp-pointed || pier- 
 cing, sharp, violent || accent ~, (gr.) acute 
 accent 
 
 alruade, s. watering-place || water. 
 
 algrnayer, v. a. to water || to rinse. 
 
 u.lg-ue -marine, f. aqua marina, beryllus. 
 
 atgrnlere, f. ewer. 
 
 algrnlUade, f. goad. 
 
 aigrnllle, f. needle || band (of a clock) || 
 (rail.) points, switch || ~ a trlooter, knit- 
 ting needle || ~ a emballer, packing- 
 needle || ~ a passer, bodkin. 
 
 aig-uillee, f. needleful. 
 
 alffnlllette, f. shoulder-knot || slice || tag, 
 trimming. 
 
 algrullleur, m. (rail.) switchman. 
 
 alg-ullller, m. needle-case || needle-maker. 
 
 aig-nlUon, m. sting || goad, spur II incite- 
 ment, [to incite. 
 
 aiarnlllonner, v. a. to goad || to stimulate, 
 
 drulser, v. a. to whet to sharpen. 
 
 all, m. (bot) garlic. 
 
 ailo, f. wing |j (poet) pinion |[ boat d'~, 
 
 the first quill || tlrer de l'~, to nmk< 
 al!6, e, n. winged. Iwiug. 
 
 aileron, m. pinion || fin (of a fish), 
 aillade, f. garlic sauce, 
 allleurs, ad. elsewhere || d'~, otherwise, 
 
 besides, moreover. 
 
 aimable, a. amiable, lovely, pleasant 
 aimant, m. loadstone, magnet 
 aimant, e, a. loving, fond. 
 almante, e, a. magnetic, 
 aimanter, v. a. to magnetise. 
 aimer, v. a. to love, to like, to be fond of 
 alne, f. groin. [to choose. 
 
 alne, -e, a. elder, eldest [birtlirlpht 
 
 alnease, f. primogrnilure || drolt <i'~. 
 alnsi, ad. Ac. so, thus, after this manner l| 
 
 ~ que, even as, so as || ~ solt-11, he it 
 
 so, amen. 
 air, m. air|| tune, song |l look,- appearance || 
 
 manner || avoir l'~ blen portant, to 
 alragre, m. ventilation. [look well, 
 
 at rain, m. brass. 
 aire, f. area II threshing-floor || aerie || ~ de 
 
 vent, (mar.) point of the com pans. 
 alrelle, f. (bot) whortlc-bcrry, bilberry. 
 alrer, v. n. to nest. 
 ais, in. pi. -board, plank, shelf. 
 alaance, f. ease, convenience || comfort || 
 
 dans l'~, well off ]| cabinet d'~, water- 
 closet 
 also, f. ease II -s, pi. comfort || a l'~, with 
 
 ease, comfortably || a son ~, comfortably, 
 
 free || en prendre a son ~, to take it 
 also, a. glad, joyful, happy. [easy. 
 
 aise, e, a. easy || well off || -ment, ad. 
 aisselle, f. armhole. leaslly. 
 
 alone, m. (bot) furze, broom, thorn-broom, 
 ajournement, m. adjournment summons. 
 ajonrner, v. a. to adjourn, to summon II 
 
 to put off, to delay, to prorogue. 
 aj outer, v. n. to add, to subjoin, 
 ajnstag-e, f. adjustment of coins to legal 
 
 weight. (agreement II attire, 
 
 ajustement, m. adjustment, arrangement, 
 ajuster, v. a. to adjust to fit up || to trim || 
 
 to reconcile || to aim (at). 
 ajustenr, m. adjuster, 
 alambic, m. alembic, still. feflne. 
 
 alambiqner, v. a. to distil || to strain || to 
 alangrulr r v. a. to cause to languish, to 
 
 render languid || B'~, to become languid, 
 
 to languish. 
 
 alarme, f. alarm, fright trouble, 
 alarmer, v. a. to alarm. 
 alarmlste, m. alarmist 
 albatre, m. alabaster, 
 albatros, m. albatros. 
 albinos, m. albino, 
 album, m. album || sketch-book. 
 albnmlne, f. white of egg, albumen, 
 albumlneux, euse, a. albuminous, 
 alcall, m. (chim.) alkali, 
 alcalln, e, a. (chim.) alkaline, 
 alchlmle, f. alchemy, 
 alohlmlste, m. alchemist 
 aloool, in. alcohol, 
 alcoollser, v. a. to alcohollse. 
 alooolometre, m. alconolometw.
 
 alcOve amarante 
 
 alcove, f. recess, alcove. 
 
 leatolre, a. (jur. ) eventual. 
 
 alene, f. awl. 
 
 alentour, ad. about, around II d'~, neigh- 
 bouring I] -s, pi. environs || company, 
 
 aleplne, bombazine, [circle. 
 
 alerte, f. (mil.) alarm. [briskly. 
 
 alerte, a. alert, briskjl-mant, ad. quickly, 
 
 al6B&gre, m. (mach.) boring, drilling. 
 
 aleser, T. a. (mach.) to bore, to drill. 
 
 ale vin, m. fry. fhorse. 
 
 aleian, e, m. sorrel, chestnut || chestnut 
 
 alezan, , a. sorrel, chestnut. 
 
 algrarade, f. (fam.) insult, blowing up, 
 tirade. 
 
 algrebre, f. algebra. 
 
 alg-Tia, f. seaweed. [to prove an alibi. 
 
 alibi, m. (Jur.) alibi || prouver aon ~, 
 
 aJll)oron, m. ass, blockhead. 
 
 AliinA, e, m. & f. lunatic, madman. 
 
 allin, , a. alienated || Insane l| lunatic. 
 
 allinr, T. a. to alienate || to estrange. 
 
 .Hg-n6, e, a. In line || straight 
 
 1'grne.ment, m. line || row. 
 
 lirner, T. a. to lay out in line || to square || 
 ID string together. 
 
 aliment, m. food II fuel R maintenance. 
 
 alime'ntalre, a. alimentary. 
 
 allmenter, r. a. to maintain, to feed. 
 
 allnea, m. paragraph, break. 
 
 alise, f. (bot.) beam-berry. 
 
 allser, m. beam-tree, service-tree, lote-tree. 
 
 lite, e, a. bedridden. 
 
 liter, v. a. to confine to one's bed. 
 
 alli4, a., vents -s, s. pi. trade-winds. 
 
 ll&ltement, m. lactation, suckling. 
 
 Halter, v. a. to suckle, to nurse. 
 
 allant, a, m. <t f . goer. 
 
 llant, a, a. active II going. 
 
 llacher, v. a. to allure, to entice. 
 
 aJlea, f. walk, alley U - t vnnm, 
 goings and comings. 
 
 Jltgratlon, f. allegation || quotation. 
 
 aU*a. m. (mar.) lighter. 
 
 116g;ement, m. alleviation, relief. 
 
 alegar, v. a. to lighten || to ease, to relieve. 
 
 llevorle, f. allegory. 
 
 llajrorlqua, a. (-ment, ad.) allegorlc- 
 alffy). 
 
 Uagrortaer, v. n. to allegorise. 
 
 allerre, a. gay, lively, brisk. 
 
 Ue'rreBsa, f. cheerfulness, mirth. 
 
 sJlaruar, v. a. to allege. 
 
 llalula, m. Hallelujah. 
 
 liar, T. n. Ir. to go. to walk || to lead to || 
 to gather |] to hunt [| to ask || to reach, to 
 fit 1) to amount || to chance, to happen II 
 ~ a> cheval, to ride on horseback || ~ en 
 voltnre, to go ou ride in a carri-.^e || ae 
 lalaaer ~, to give way, to yield ||-le pis 
 ~. the worst that may happen || make- 
 shift |] an pis ~, let the worst . come to 
 the worst || ~ at retonr, there and back. 
 
 lllag-e, m. alloy. 
 
 aUlace, e, a. alliaceous. 
 
 alliance, f. alliance, league n relationship || 
 wedding-ring. 
 
 lll, m. * f. ally || female relation || kJns- 
 niaii || kinswoman. 
 
 alller, v. a. to alloy || to combine || to match. 
 
 allobrogra, m. clown. [lowance, 
 
 allocation, f. allocation || grant || al- 
 
 allocntion, f. address. 
 
 allonge, f. piece Joined to another. 
 
 allong-ement, m. lengthening. fto hit. 
 
 allong-er, v. a. to lengthen, to stretch out, 
 
 allopathe, s. allopathist. 
 
 allouer, v. a. to allow, to grant 
 
 allnmer, v. a. to lieht, to kindle [| to 
 excite || s'~. to catch fire. jvtsta. 
 
 allumette, f. match II fusee || ~ bousrle, f. 
 
 allumenr, in. lamp-lighter. 
 
 allure, f. pace, gait 
 
 allusion, f. allusion || hint 
 
 alluvion, f. alluvium, alluvion. 
 
 almanaoh, m. almanac. 
 
 aloes, m. (bot) aloes. 
 
 lot, m. standard || quality || condition. 
 
 lore, ad. then, at that time. 
 
 alose, f. shad. Jnpnr, 
 
 alouette, f. lark [I pled d'~, (bot) lork- 
 
 alourdlr, v. a. (fam.) to dull, to make 
 
 aloyau, m. sirloin. [dull ou heavy. 
 
 alpagra, m. alpaca. 
 
 alpagre, m. alpine meadow. 
 
 alpestre, a. alpine. 
 
 alphabet, m. alphabet |bM.U">i(ly). 
 
 Iphabdtiqne, a. (-meat, ad.) alpha- 
 
 Ipln, e, a.*of the Alps, alpine. 
 
 alterant, a, a. causing thirst, thin*- 
 .compelling. 
 
 neratenr, trloa, a. altering II de- 
 teriorating || counterbalancing || weaken- 
 ing. 
 
 Iteration, f. alteration, adalteratioa || 
 debasement (of coin) || excessive thlrrt. 
 
 Itarcatton, f. altercation, dlspate. 
 
 lt6r6, e, a. altered, changed || thiraty. 
 
 alt4rer, v. a. to alter, to change II to arinl- 
 terate, to counterfeit, to deprave, to cor- 
 rupt || to disorder II to make thirsty Q B'-S 
 (of the voice) to falter, to tremble. 
 
 Itarnatlf. ve, a. (-vement, ad.) *Hrr- 
 natlve(ly)|| alternateOy). 
 
 alternative, f. alternative. 
 
 alterne, a. alternate. 
 
 Iterner, v. a. to alternate, to change. 
 
 AHesse, f. Highness. 
 
 altier, era, a. (-erement, ad.) haughty y 
 proud(ly)|| haughtily. 
 
 attitude, f. altitude, height 
 
 lto, m. (mus.) alto, tenor-vlolon. 
 
 Ian, m. alum. (tooth). 
 
 alveolo, m. honey-comb cell II socket (of 
 
 amablllta, f. amiability || -a>. pi. civilities. 
 
 amadou, m. Under. 
 
 amadouer, v. a. to flatter, to cajole. 
 
 'amalgrrlr, to grow thin, to fall away. 
 
 amalgrrlBBement, m. emaciation. 
 
 amalgrame, m. amalgam. 
 
 malgramar, v. a. to amalgamate. 
 
 mande, f. almond II kernel. 
 
 amande, m. almond-milk. 
 
 amandlar, m. almond-tree. 
 
 mant, m. lover, paramour || suitor. 
 
 amante, f. mistress, sweetheart 
 
 amarante, f. (bot.) amaranth. 
 
 maranta, a. amaranth-coloured,
 
 amariner amygdale 
 
 amarlner, v. a. (mar.) to man (a prize) || 
 to accustom to the sea. 
 
 amarragre, m. (mar.) mooring. 
 
 amarre, f. (mar.) mooring || cable. 
 
 amarrer, v. a. (mar.) to moor, to tie fast. 
 
 amas, m. heap, pile || store. 
 
 am as s or, v. a. to heap ou hoard up II to 
 gather, to collect, to stock || ~ de 1'argrent. 
 to board up money || s'~, to gather, to as- 
 semble, to accumulate. 
 
 amateur, m. amaleiir, lover, virtuoso. 
 
 nmazone, f. a run/on || ndlng-babit || rider. 
 
 ambasaado, f. embassy. 
 
 arabasaadeur, drioe, m. & 1. ambas- 
 sador, ambassadress. 
 
 smbiant, e, a. circumambient. 
 
 amblgru, m, ambigu (medley of disbea). 
 
 ambigru, ft, a. ambiguous. 
 
 amblgrult6, f. ambiguity. 
 
 ambitleux, se, a. (-sement, ad.) am- 
 biilous(ly) |, desirous of || high-minded(ly). 
 
 ambition, f. ambition. 
 
 ambitlonner, v. a. to covet ambitiously, 
 to aspire to, to be ambitious of. 
 
 amble, m. ambling, amble. 
 
 ambre, in. amber II - grim, ambergris. 
 
 ambr6. e, a. amber-scented || nnibor- 
 
 ambrer, v. a. to amber. [coloured. 
 
 ambroisie, f. ambrosia. 
 
 ambulance, f. (mil.) field-hospital. 
 
 ambulant, e, a. moveable, itinerant || 
 strolling, walking. 
 
 ame, f. soul, spirit, mind || heart, life || 
 conscience || bore (of a gun) || sounding- 
 post || small wood (in faggots). 
 
 amelioration, f. improvement, ameliora- 
 tion. 
 
 amSllorer, v. a. to improve, to better, to 
 uiend, to ameliorate. 
 
 rtmenagrer, v. a. to superintend the keep- 
 ing of a forest ;| to cut up (a tree). 
 
 amende, f. fine, penalty. [input. 
 
 ameudement, m. amendment improve- 
 
 amender, v. a. to mend, to improve. 
 
 amener, v. a. to bring, to introduce || to 
 rau.se || (mar.) to lower. 
 
 amenltd, f. amenity. 
 
 amennlser, v. a. to thin. 
 
 amer, m. bitterness || gall || land-mark. 
 
 amer, ere, a. (-erement, ad.) bitter(ly) || 
 grievous(ly). (way. 
 
 amerloaln, m. American phaeton || tratu- 
 
 amertume, f. bitterness. 
 
 amethyste, f. amethyst 
 
 amenblement, m. furniture. 
 
 amenbllr, v. a. to mellow. 
 
 .'meubllssement, m. mellowing. 
 
 amenlonner, v. a. to stack. 
 
 amauter, v. a. to train hounds to hunt to- 
 gether || s'~, to gather in a mob. 
 
 ami, e, m. & f. friend II sweetheart [| ~ de 
 ccaur, bosom friend |( ~ de cour, false 
 
 ami, e, a. friendly. [friend. 
 
 amiable, a. amicable || & l'~, amicably || 
 privately || -ment, ad. amicably. 
 
 am leal, e, a. amicable, friendly U -ement, 
 ad. amicably, kindly, 
 
 amidon, m. starch. 
 
 amiaoaaorla, f. lUrch-manufactory. 
 
 amldonnier, m. starch-maker, 
 amlnolr, v. a. to make thinner, to thin [j 
 
 B'~, to become thinner, 
 amincissement, m. thinness, 
 arnlral. m. admiral ij flagship || grand--, 
 
 high-admiral ! contre--, rear-admiral, 
 amlranto, f. admiralty, 
 amltle, f. amity, friendship, favour, kind- 
 ness || -, pi. caresses, compliments. 
 ammoniac, que, a. ammoniac, 
 ammonlaque, f. ammonia. 
 amnlBtle, f. amnesty. 
 amnlH tier, v. a. to grant an amnee y. 
 amolndrlr, v. a. to lessen, 
 amolndrissement, m. lessening, deciease. 
 amoUir, v. a. to mollify |j to enervate, to 
 
 effeminate || 8'~, to grow tender, to grow 
 
 effpminate. 
 
 aniolllsaement, m. softening l|cffrmlnicy. 
 amoncelor, v. a. to heap up || to gather. 
 amoncellement, m. heap, 
 rt'nmont, ad. up stream jj upwards. 
 amorce, f. priming || bait, allurement. 
 amorcer, v. a. to prime a gun || to put on 
 
 a percussion -cap || to bait, to allure, 
 amortir, v. a. to deaden, to weaken U to 
 
 calm || to pay off || to redeem (a rent). 
 amortissable, a. redeemable, 
 amortissoment, m. amortisation |[ rte- 
 
 crease, abatement, extinction || caisee 
 
 d'~, sinking-fund. 
 amour, m. love, passion, affection || ~- 
 
 propre, solf-love. 
 
 s'ainouracher, to fall in love with. 
 amourette, f. slight love-affair, 
 amoureuz, m. lover, 
 amourenz, se, a. (-semont, ad.) nmor- 
 
 ou-(ly) || enamoured. 
 amovibilite, f. removability, 
 amovible, a. removable. 
 ampdre, m. ampere, unit of intensity of 
 
 an electric current 
 
 amphible, m. amphibian, amphiblnm. 
 amphible, a. aiuphibious, amphibian, 
 amphlbologrio, f. aiiiphibolo^y. 
 amphiponri, m. nonsense, rigmarole. 
 amphifirourlqne, a. nonsensical, 
 amphitheatre, in. amphitheatre I] first 
 
 gallery \\ lecture-room || dissrcting-room. 
 ampnltryon, m. (fig. ) host, enlurtaiuer. 
 ample, a. ample, liirge, full || -ment, ad. 
 
 amply, largely. 
 
 ampleur, f. amplitude, fulness. 
 ampliation, f. duplicate || office copy fl 
 
 true copy. 
 
 amplificateur, m. amplifier. [on. 
 
 amplifier, v. a. to amplify, to expatiate 
 ampoule, f. blister, 
 ampoule, e, a. bombastic, high-flown, 
 ampnter, v. a. to amputate. 
 amulette, m. amulet 
 amure, f. (mar.) tack of a sail, 
 amusement, m. amusement pastime, 
 amnser, v. a. to amuse, to entertain |i to 
 
 feed with vain hopes, to play with I] e'~, 
 
 to amuse oneself, to tarry, to trifle one's 
 
 time away. 
 
 amusette, f. trifle, toy U pastime. 
 amygdala, f. tonsil.
 
 an anttpinnltidma 
 
 
 
 , . . . 
 
 chols, in. anchovy. 
 clen, m. senior, elder |J old codger. 
 cicn, ne, a. ancient, old || late || -ne- 
 
 a, m. year II par -. yearly || premier 
 
 Jonr de 1'-, New Year's day. 
 anabaptlate. m. uwbnpttst. 
 anachordte, m. anchorite. 
 anachronlsme, m. mmckroolsm l| pro- 
 anagrramme, m. anagram. [lepsU. 
 
 analog-le, f. analogy. 
 analogrique, a. analogical. 
 analogue, a. analogous. 
 analyse, f. analysis |! igr. ) parsing. 
 analyser, v. a. to nnnlyse. 
 analytlqne, a. (-ment.ad.) analytical(ly). 
 ananas, in. pine-npple. 
 anarchie, f. anarchy. 
 anarchique, n. anarchical. 
 anarchlste, m. anarchist. 
 t anathematiser, v. a. to anathematise. 
 anathema, m. nnathema. 
 anathema, a. anathematised. 
 anatomle, f. unntomy. 
 anatomique, a. anatomical. 
 anatomlser, v. a. to mmlomisr. 
 ancetres, m. pi. ancestors, forerunners. 
 anche, f. (mus.) reed || miller's scuttle. 
 anchols, in. anchovy. 
 anc 
 anc 
 
 jient, ad. anciently ii formerly. 
 ^nclennete, f. antiquity II seniority. 
 ancragre, m. (mar.) bracing {[anchorage. 
 ancre, f. anchor I] (fig.) refuge i| - de 
 
 miserlcorde,~de saint, ~zaaltresse, 
 
 (mar.) sheet-anchor. 
 
 ancrer, T. n. to anchor || ', to get a 
 andaln, m. swath. [fooling. 
 
 andalou(s), m. Andaluslan horse. 
 andouille, f. haggis i; roll of tobacco. 
 andouillei 1 , m. antler. 
 andonillette, f. small sausage. 
 ne, in. ass || donkey || fool. 
 aneantlr, v. a. to destroy, to brine to no- 
 
 thing || B'~, to come to nothing, to bumble 
 
 oneself II to vnnlsh. 
 aneantlssement, m. annihilation, de- 
 
 struction || self-humiliation. 
 anecdote, f. anecdote. 
 ftnerle, f. gross iguorance || gross blunder. 
 anesie, f. she-ass. 
 anemle, f. (intd.) anfcmla. 
 Mevrisme, m. (mSd.) aneurism. 
 anfractneax, se, a. anfractuous |l intri- 
 
 cate. I to be In extasies. 
 
 ang-e, m. angel |1 angel-fish || etre aux -B, 
 ang-ellqne, f. (hot.) angelica. 
 ang-ellque, a. angelic. 
 angrlne, f. sore-throat || ~ couennense, 
 anglalser, v. a. to nick. [diphtheria, 
 
 angle, m. angle II corner. 
 
 angrllcan, e, a. Anglican || (of the) Church 
 
 of England. 
 
 angllclsme, m. Anglicism. 
 ang-lomane, m. 4 f. Anglomanlac, 
 ang-lomanle, f. Anglomania. 
 angolsse, f. nngniMi, pang. 
 angrora, m. Angora-caL 
 anKUtllade, f. lashing. 
 ang-nllle, f. eel :i - de hale, hedge-, grasR- 
 
 ou wotei-stiffke II tremblaate, electric 
 utCuiUr, I. eel-pond. leeL 
 
 ang-nlalre, a. angular. 
 
 ang-ulenz, se, R. many-cornered. 
 
 anicroche, m. obstacle, difficulty. 
 
 Anier, ere, m. & t. ass-driver. 
 
 animal, m. animal, beast || blockhead. 
 
 animal, e, a. animal, bestial. 
 
 anim6, a. animated || say, sprightly. 
 
 anlmer, v. a. to animate, to enliven || to 
 encourage, to excite || to provoke || s'~, 
 to enconrnge one another, to cheer up, to 
 
 animoalt6, f. nninmsity. [take fire. 
 
 anis. in. anise || (grralne d'~) ani^e-seed. 
 
 ankyloee, f. (meVI. ) stiff jolut, auchylosis. 
 
 annales, f. pi. annals. 
 
 anneaa, m. rinj |l link. 
 
 annee, f. year, twelve-month l| a ''-, by 
 the year || ~ commune (moyenne), 
 (ngr.\ taking one year with another. 
 
 anaele, e, a. annnlated. 
 
 annelet, m. annulet, small ring. 
 
 annexe, f. annex II schedule || chapel of 
 
 annexer, v. a. to annex. (.ease. 
 
 annexion, f. annexation. 
 
 annlhller, v. a. to annihilate. 
 
 anniversalre, m. anniversary* 
 
 anniversalre, a. anniversary. 
 
 an nonce, f. advertisement || banns (among 
 prutrstants). 
 
 anno nc er, v. a. to announce, to make 
 known, to inform, to warn l| to foretell [| 
 s'~, to present oneself I) to announce its 
 coming || to be preceded || B'~ bien, to 
 promise well. 
 
 Annonclation, f. Lady-day, Annuncla- 
 
 anuotateur, m. annotator. [tlon. 
 
 annoter, v. a. to note down || to annotate. 
 
 annnalre, m. annuary || year-book. 
 
 annnel, le, a. (-lenient, ad.) annual(ly) || 
 yearly. 
 
 annuity, f. annuity. [finger. 
 
 annnlalre, a. annular || dolgrt ~, m. ring- 
 
 annnler, v. a. to annul, to cancel || to 
 
 anobllr, r. a. to ennoble. [quash. 
 
 anobllssement, m. ennoblement || no- 
 
 anodln, m. anodyne. [billty. 
 
 anodln, e, a. gentle II unmeaning. 
 
 anomal, e, a. anomalous. 
 
 anomalle, f. anomaly. 
 
 anon, m. ass's colt, young ass. 
 
 anonner, v. n. to falter [| to foal. 
 
 anonyme, in. anonymity || anonymous 
 per$on || carder I 1 -, not to give one's 
 name, to preserve one's Incognito. 
 
 anonyme, a. anonymous || Joint-stock. 
 
 anormal, a. -abnormal || anomalous. 
 
 anse, f. handle || (mar.) smnll bay || - dn 
 panler, servants' perquisites. 
 
 antagronlHme, m. antagonism. 
 
 &ntaKonlste,m.<t f. antagonist, adversary. 
 
 antagronlste, a. antagonistic. 
 
 antan, m. last year. 
 
 antarctlque, a. antarctic. 
 
 antecedent, m. precedent || antecedent 
 
 antecedent, e, a. antecedent, preceding. 
 
 Antichrist, m. Antichrist. 
 
 ant6dlluvien, ne, a. antediluvian. 
 
 antenne, f. fppler, antimna. 
 
 antepenultleme, f. antepenultimate. 
 
 antepennltleme, a. antepenolUmate.
 
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 anWrienr application 
 
 antfirlenr, e, a. (-ement, ad.) anterior || 
 former! iy) II prevtous(ly) |) before. 
 
 anteriority, t priority. 
 
 antbere, f. (hot) anther. 
 
 anthologrle, f. anthology. 
 
 anthropophagre, ni. if. cannibal. 
 
 antiobambre, f. antechamber, hall || falre 
 , to dance attendance. 
 
 antiohr6tien, no, a. anlichristian. 
 
 anticipation, f. anticipation [| par ~, be- 
 forehand. |to preclude. 
 
 ivutlclper. T. a. to anticipate, to forestall, 
 
 antidater, T. a. to antedate. 
 
 antidote, m. antidote. 
 
 antienne, f. anthem. 
 
 antilope, f. antelope. 
 
 antlmolne, in. antimony. 
 
 antlnational, e, a. ami national. 
 
 antipape, m. ami pope. 
 
 antlpathle, f. antipathy, aversion. 
 
 antlpatb.ig.ue, a. antipathetic. 
 
 antlpbraae, f. antlphrasis, irony. 
 
 antipode, ni. antipode. 
 
 antiputride, a. antiseptic. 
 
 antiqnallle, f. antiquity I! old rubbish. 
 
 antiqualre, m. antiquary. 
 
 antique, a. antique, old, ancient (1 a 1'-, 
 old-fashioned. 
 
 nntiqulte, f. antiquity. 
 
 antiseptique, m. antiseptic. 
 
 antiseptlqoe, a. antiseptic. 
 
 antisocial, e, a. antisocial, 
 
 antltbese, f. antithesis. 
 
 antre, m. cave || den (of beasts). 
 
 anus, m. (anat., bot.) anus. 
 
 anjciete, f. anxiety. 
 
 aorte, L (anat.) aorta. 
 
 aout, m. August || harvest-time. 
 
 aoat<5, e, a. ripened. 
 
 apalser, T. a. to appease Q to calm, to 
 quiet || to quench || to quell || B'~, to abate l| 
 to get calm, to calm down. 
 
 apanage, m. appanage || appendage. 
 
 aparte, m. aside, words spoken aside. 
 
 apathie, f. apathy. 
 
 apatbiqne, a, apathetic. 
 
 apercevolr, v. a. ir. to perceive, to descry, 
 to remark | s'~, to perceive, to discover. 
 
 apergu, m. sketch, glimpse, glance || slight 
 notion U general idea || brief account || en 
 ~, summarily U par ~, at a rough guess. 
 
 aperitif, m. (mod.) aperient. 
 
 aperitif, vo, a. (metf.) aperient. 
 
 apbonle, f. (m<S<l.) loss of voice, aphony. 
 
 apborlame, m. aphorism. 1-s, thrush. 
 
 apbtbe, m. slight ulcer (In the uiouth) || 
 
 apltoyer, v. a. to move to pity || a'~, 
 to be moved to pity. 
 
 aplaner, T. a. to nap, to raise the nap. 
 
 aplanir, T. a. to plane, to level, to smoothe. 
 
 aplanlssement, m. levelling || levelness, 
 smoothness. 
 
 aplatlr, T. a. to flatten. 
 
 aplatlsBement, m. flattening || flatness. 
 
 aplomb, m. level II perpendicular line || 
 steadiness Ij self-possession II d'~, perpen- 
 dicularly l| in equilibrium. 
 
 "ipocryphe, a. apocryphal. 
 
 apode, a. footless. 
 
 apogree, f. apogee l| acme. 
 
 apologretlqne, a. apologetic. 
 
 apologrio, f. apology || praise. 
 
 apolog-lste, m. apologist. 
 
 apoplithegrme, m. apophthegm, maxim. 
 
 apoplectlque, a. apoplectic. 
 
 apoplezle, f. apoplexy. 
 
 apostasle, f. apostasy. 
 
 apostasler, v. n. to apostatise. 
 
 apostat, m. apostate. 
 
 apostat, e, a. apostate, [station, to secrete. 
 
 aposter, v. a. to lay in ambuscade, to 
 
 apostiUo, f. marginal note || postscript 1 
 recommendation. [write.' 
 
 apostlller, v. a. to write notes, to under- 
 
 apostolat, m. apostleshlp. 
 
 apostollqne, a. apostolic. 
 
 apostropber, v. a. apostrophise. 
 
 apotheose, f. apotheosis. 
 
 apotbtcalre, m. apothecary || mSmo're 
 d'~, exorbitant bill. 
 
 ap6tre, ni. apostle l| saint 
 
 apparattre, T. n. ir. to appear. 
 
 apparat, in. pomp, state, show. 
 
 apparell, m. preparation II equipage, rt- 
 teudance || machinery U dressing of a 
 wound Ij (mar.) purchase. 
 
 apparelllagre, in. getting under sal). 
 
 apparolller, v. a. & n. to match || (mar.) 
 to set sail li to get under sail. 
 
 apparemment, ad. apparently. 
 
 apparenee, t appearance. 
 
 apparent, e, a. apparent, evident, COP- 
 
 apparent^, e, a. related to. [spicuou?. 
 
 apparenter, v. a. to connect by marriage U 
 B'~, to becomo related to [I to marry. 
 
 appariement, m. matching II pairing. 
 
 apparier, v. a. to match || to pair. 
 
 appariteur, m. beadle. [ghost. 
 
 apparition, f. apparition II appearance Q 
 
 appartement, m. apartment, lodging. 
 
 appartenance, f. appartenancc. 
 
 appartenlr, v. a. ir. to appertain, to be- 
 long U 8'-, to be one's own master. 
 
 appas, in. pi. charms, allurement. 
 
 appat, m. bait, decoy, allurement 
 
 appater, v. a. to allure, to baifj) to feed. 
 
 appanvrir, v. a. to enipovcrish, to pau- 
 perise || s'~, to grow poor. 
 
 appeau, m. bird-call. 
 
 appel, m. appeal, challenge Q call U calling 
 over || (mil.) muster. 
 
 appeler, v. a. to call, to name f| (falre ~) 
 to *end for, to invite || s'~, to be called. 
 
 appendioe, m. appendix. 
 
 appendre, v. a. to bang up. 
 
 appentis, m. shed, penthouse. 
 
 appesantir, v. a. to dull, to make heavy 
 or dull U to lie heayy upon || e'~, to grow ' 
 dull || to descant or expatiate. (ness. 
 
 appesantissement, m. heaviness || dul- I 
 
 appetissant, e, a. relishing || desirable, 
 delicious, invitinp, appetising. 
 
 appStlt, in. appetite l| relish. 
 
 applaudlr, v. a. & n. to applaud fl B'~, to 
 
 applaud oneself, to admire. 
 applaudissement, m. applause. 
 applandisaeur, m. applauder, c!n">er. 
 application, t applicatica.
 
 applique ardemment 
 
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 applique, f. Inlnyins || bracket. 
 
 applique, e, a. dilivnt, studious. 
 
 appllquer, v. a. to apply, to put. to lay 
 on ov upon || s'~, to apply oneself. 
 
 appoint, in. balance || odd money. 
 
 appoint^, e, a. agreed || paid. 
 
 appointements, m. pi. wage*, salary. 
 
 appolnter, v. a. to salary, to give a salary. 
 
 apport, m. share of capital || personal 
 estate. |to use-. 
 
 apporter, v. a. to bring, to cause, to apply, 
 
 appoaer, v. a. to affix, to put. 
 
 apposition, f. setting II apposition. 
 
 appreclatenr, in. appraiser. 
 
 appreciatlf, ve, a. appreciating || etat ~, 
 estimate. 
 
 appreciation, f. valoatlnn, appraising. 
 
 apprdcler, r. a. to appreciate || to value. 
 
 appr6hender, v. a. to apprehend, to dread II 
 to lay linld of || ~ an corps, to arrest. 
 
 apprendre, v. a. Ir. to learn, to teach || to 
 understand || to advise || ~ par ccsnr, to 
 learn by heart. 
 
 apprenti, e, f. apprentice II (fig.) novice. 
 
 upprentissare, m. apprenticeship || trial. 
 
 ppret, m. preparation || cooking || paint- 
 ing on gloss |[ dressing || (fig.) stiffness, 
 affectation. [to dress. 
 
 appreter, v. a. to prepare, to get ready || 
 
 apprivolsement, m. taming. 
 
 apprlvoiser, r. a. to tame || to make 
 sociable || s'~, to grow tame ou sociable. 
 
 approbatenr, trice, m. At. approver. 
 
 approbateur, trice, a. approving, ap- 
 probatory, jtory. 
 
 npprobatlf, ve, a. approving, approba- 
 
 approchant, a, a. somewhat like || ~, 
 ad. A pr. near, about 
 
 approohe, no. approach || (typ.) space. 
 
 approcher, v. a. A n. to approach, to 
 bring near || to draw near || to border 
 (upon) || to be like. 
 
 approfondlr, v. a. to deepen || to dive 
 into I) to search Into, to explore. 
 
 appro prler, v. a. to appropriate, to adapt || 
 to clean || to tidy (a room). 
 
 approuver, v. a. to approve (of). 
 
 approvislonnement, m. supply of pro- 
 visions || stores || victualling. 
 
 approviBlonner, v. a. to supply with 
 provisions. 
 
 approvlslotmeur, m. victualler. 
 
 approximatlf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) 
 approximately). I guess. 
 
 approximation, f. approximation | rough 
 
 appnl.m. prop, stay, support || protection ||a 
 1'-, in support of || point d'~, m. fulcrum, 
 basis l| a hauteur d'~, breast-high || 
 ~-maln, m. (pelnt) maulstick || hand-rest. 
 
 appuyer. v. a. A n. to prop up, to stay, to 
 support II to favour, to defend jr to press 
 upon, to lean, to rest II a'~, to lean upon 
 ou against || to rely upon It to dwell. 
 
 Aprs, a. rough, harsh, sour, bitter II greedy, 
 eager || -ment, ad. roughly, harshly, 
 sharply, eagerly. 
 
 apres, ad. * pr. after, next to H upon 
 about H ~ font, after all II d'-, to, from 
 according to || et - ? what next? wba : 
 
 then f II ~- domain, m. <fcsrt. the day after 
 
 to-morrow || ~-mldl, m. & f. afternoon. 
 ftpret6, f. asperity, sourness || roughness, 
 
 haniliiiess, severity [| greediness. 
 apte, a. fit (to) || qualified, 
 aptitude, f. aptitude, aptness. 
 apurement, m. cloning of an account, 
 apurer, v. a. to audit, 
 aquarelle, f. water-colour || painting In 
 
 wabr-colours || pelndre & l'~, to paint 
 
 In wnter-colours. 
 aquatlqne, a. aquatic, 
 aqueduc, m. aqueduct || Inlet, 
 aqnenz, se, a. watery, 
 aqullln, a. aquiline, honked, Roman (nose), 
 aqnllon, m. north wind || -m, pi. cold 
 
 stormy winds. 
 
 arabe, m. usurer || dun, screw, 
 arabesque, m. arabesque, 
 aralgroee, f. spider, 
 aratolre, a. agriculttiral. 
 arbalete, f. cross-bow. 
 arba.l6trier, m. cross-bowman, 
 arbltragre, ra. arbllrntion. 
 arbitraire. a. arbitrary || voluntary || 
 
 -ment, ad. arbitrarily, 
 arbitralement, ad. by arbUration. 
 arbitre, m. arbiter, umpire || ruler || dls- 
 arbltrer, v. a. to arbitrate. lpoer. 
 
 arborer, v. a. to set up |[ to hoist || to bro- 
 arboris, e, a. arborised. (rlalm. 
 
 arbonse, f. arbute-berry. 
 arbonsler, in. arbute. 
 arbre, m. tree || beam || ~ en espaliftr, 
 
 wall-tree || ~ fruitier, fruit-tree || ~ Trt, 
 
 evergreen. 
 
 arbrlssean. arbnste, m. shrub, 
 arc, m. bow || arch II arc II ~-boutant, m. 
 
 buttress || prop, stay If ~-en-cll, m. 
 arcade., m. arcade || arch. [rainbow. 
 
 aroean, m. arch of a vault, 
 arcbalsme, m. archaism, 
 arohal, in. til d'~, wire, 
 arobangre, m. archangel, 
 arche, ra. arch || ark. 
 nrcheolorle, f. archsaology. 
 arch6olog:lque, a. arcbteologlcal. 
 aroheologrne, ni. archaeologist. 
 archer, in. archer, bowman, 
 archet, m. violin-bow, fiddlestick, 
 archeveche, m. archbishopric || archiepis- 
 
 copal palace. 
 
 archeveque, m. archbishop, fdeaconrv. 
 arohldlaconat, archldlaoon*, m. arch- 
 archldlaore, m. archdeacon, 
 arohlduc, m. archduke, 
 archlduont, m. archdukedom, 
 arohldnchesse, f. archduchess. 
 arohlpel, m. archipelago, 
 arohleplsoopal, e, a. arcbleplscopal. 
 arohlpretre, m. archpriest. 
 architecte, m. architect || ~ do jardine, 
 
 ~-paysagriste, landscape-gardener, 
 architectural, e, a. arcliltectural. 
 archives, f. pi. archives || record -office. 
 archivist*, m. archivist || keeper of th 
 aroon, m. saddle-bow. (archives. 
 
 arotiqno, a. arctic, northern, 
 ardemment, ad. ardentlr.
 
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 ardent s'arroger 
 
 ardent, m. ignis fatuus, Will o* the Whisp, 
 Jack o' Lantern. 
 
 ardent, e, a. ardent R vehement, eager l| 
 burning II red-hot [eagerness, passion. 
 
 ardenr, I. ardour, fervency |l vehemence, 
 
 ardlllon, m. tongue (of a buckle). 
 
 ardoloe, f. slate. 
 
 ardoisg, e, a. slated. 
 
 ardolsle-re, f. slate-quarry. 
 
 ardn, e, a. arduous. 
 
 are, m. are (100 square metres). 
 
 rftne, f. fund \\ arena. 
 
 ar^opage, ni. areopagus. 
 
 arete, f. ftsli-foonp || beard || edge. 
 
 i-grant. m. silver || money, cash || roln i| 
 clmne'', small rhnn(re||~oomptant, ready 
 money II prendre ponr oomptant, 
 to h too credulous, to lake literally. 
 
 evrgronter, v. n. to silver, to silver-plate. 
 
 argenterie, (. plnte, silver-plate. 
 
 SLrg-nritBtir, m. silverer. 
 
 arge-ntifere, a. argentiferous. 
 
 argentln, e, a. silvery, silver-coloured || 
 bright || sonorous. 
 
 arg-entnre, (. silver-plating. 
 
 argrile, f. potter's clay. 
 
 ars-lleux. Be, a. clayey. 
 
 argiliere, f. clay-pit. 
 
 argot, m. slang. [wood. 
 
 argoter, v. a. (hort.) to prune away dead 
 
 argoasln, m. convict-keeper. 
 
 arguer, v. n. to argue, to infer. 
 
 arurumentateur, m. arpuer. 
 
 argnmenter, v. n. to argue. 
 
 argntie, f. quibble. 
 
 aride, a. arid, dry, barren. 
 
 aridity, f. dryness l| barrenness. 
 
 arietta, f. (mns.) arietta. 
 
 ariBtoorate, m. aristocrat. 
 
 aristocratic, f. aristocracy, fcratlr(nliy). 
 
 aristocrat) quo, a. (-ment, ad.) aristo- 
 
 nrlthmettcieu, m. arithmetician. 
 
 arlthmetlque, f. arithmetic. 
 
 arlthmetlque, a. (-ment, ad.) nrlth- 
 
 arleqnln, m. harlequin. |inrtiral(lr). 
 
 armateur, m. fitter-out || privateer || ship- 
 owner. 
 
 arm B, f. arm, wapon || - a fen, fire-arm || 
 ~ da trait, cross-bow || -a, pi. arms, coat 
 of arms it troops || place d'-H, drill- 
 ground || aux - I -to arms I (alre dea 
 a, to learn fencing || talra passer par 
 lea -a, (mil.) to shoot, [navale. fleet. 
 
 armee, f. army, troops || ~ do mar, ~ 
 
 armellne, f. ermine. (parations. 
 
 armament, m. armament || warlike pre- 
 
 armer, v. a. to arm || to prepare || (mar.) 
 to' fit oat || to cock (a gun) !j B'~, to arm 
 oneself, to take up arms || (fig.) to provide 
 oneself || (tig. | to provide against || to sum* 
 
 armlllalre, a. armillary. [mon up. 
 
 armistice, m. armistice. 
 
 armolre, f. clothes-press || cupboard II ~ & 
 rlace, wardrobe with glass ooors. 
 
 armolrles, f. pi. arms, armorial bearings. 
 
 armorial, m. book of heraldry. 
 
 armorlar, v. a. to put one's arms upon. 
 
 armure, f. armour. [armourer 
 
 r. m. gunsmith |] iword-cutler || 
 
 aromate, m. aromatic. 
 
 aromatlqna, a. aromatic, spicy. 
 
 aromatlser, v. a. to perfume. 
 
 aroma, m. aroma, flavour. 
 
 arpegre, m. (runs.) arpeggio. 
 
 arpent, m. acre. 
 
 arpentage, m. land-anrreylng. 
 
 arpenter, v. a. to survey, to measure land || 
 
 (fam.) to walk fast (over) || to devour the 
 
 ground, to cover mile* of. 
 arpentenr, m. surveyor, 
 arqno. e, a. arched |l Dent l| crooked. 
 arqnebnse, f. arquebnse, hand-gun, 
 arqnebnserle, f. gun-sinlthery. 
 arqnebnsler, m. gunsmith, 
 arqnar, v. a. to arch, to bend. 
 
 arraehare, m. pulling up of planto. 
 ent, m. pluckiE 
 || digging up. 
 
 arraohement. 
 
 ing || pulllcg 
 
 (d')&rraoh-pled,nn. without interruption. 
 
 arraoher, v. a. to tear out, to pluck up, 
 to wrest out, to root up || to pull away, to 
 snatch away || to force || to draw (a tooth) || 
 -, to tear oneself away || to detach one- 
 
 arraohanr, m. tooth-drawer^ [self from. 
 
 arrangement, m. arrangement || order || 
 management || measures (pi.). 
 
 arranger, v. a. to arrange, to place in 
 order || to dispose, to settle, to class || '-, 
 to take proper measures, to agree' amicably (| 
 to compound || arrangea-Toaa I managn 
 
 arrenter, v. a. to rent. |an you can! 
 
 arrerager, v. n. to be in arrears. 
 
 arr6rageB, m. pi. arrears. 
 
 arre station, f. arrest || apprehension. 
 
 arret, m. decree, sentence. Judgment II 
 arrest of one's person || & l'~, en ~, (of 
 dogs) setting || malson d'~, prison II 
 ouien &'~, getter || temps d'~, stopping- 
 time. 
 
 arret, m. decree, resolution, settlement 
 
 arrateporte, m. door-porter |1 gate-stop. 
 
 arreter, v. a. A n. to arrest, to stop || to 
 detain, to withhold || to strike a bargain || 
 to settle || to come to a resolution, to deter- 
 mine upon I) to give over H s'~, to stop, to 
 halt, to stay || to forbear || to suspend. 
 
 arrhes, f. pi. earnest-money || deposit 
 
 arrlere, m. back part || (mar.) stern || 
 main, f. back of the hand || backstroke II 
 ~-r>eve.u, m. grand-nephew ||~-penaee, 
 f. after-thought I] mental reservation || ~- 
 petlt-fille,)f. great-granddanghter ft 
 ~-petlt-tlls, m. great-grandson || <-- 
 plan, m. background || ~-Balson, f. 
 autumn, end of the season || ~-traln, m. 
 after-carriage. 
 
 arrlere, 'm. arrears (pi.). 
 
 arrlar6, e, a. In arrears. 
 
 arrlerer, v. a. to put in arrears, to delay |J 
 to defer || s'~, to stay behind || to be In 
 
 arrlmer, v. a. (mar.> to stow. larrears. 
 
 arrl-vage, m. (mar.) arrival. 
 
 arrlvee, f. arrival, coming. 
 
 ar river, v. n. to arrive, to come to. t 
 land, to approach II to happen, to befall. 
 
 arrogamment, ed. arrogantly. 
 
 arrogant, e, a. arrogant. 
 
 s'arroger, to arrogate to oneself.
 
 arrondir assommeur 
 
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 arrondir, T. a. to round, to enlarge || '~, 
 to ro w round || (fam.) to increase one's 
 estate. 
 
 arrondlsaement, m. rounding || district. 
 
 arrosagre, m. irrigation, watering. 
 
 arrosement, m. watering, sprinkling || 
 basting. [to bathe (of a river). 
 
 arroser, r. a. to water || to sprinkle j| (fig.) 
 
 arroaolr, m. watering-pot. 
 
 arsenal, m. arsenal |{ ~ de marine, dock- 
 yard I) (Am.) navy-yard. 
 
 arsenic, m. (cbim.) arsenic. 
 
 arsenical, a. (cbim.) arsenical. 
 
 arsenlenx, se, a. (cbim.) arsenlous. 
 
 art, m. art || profession || ability || maltre- 
 
 artere, f. artery. [es--s, master of arts. 
 
 arterial, Ic, a. arterial. 
 
 artt-sien, ne, a. artesian (of wells). 
 
 articbant, m. (bot. ) artichoke || spiked fence. 
 
 article, m. article, point |i matter, clause || 
 ~ de toad, ~ principal, leading article. 
 
 artlcalalre, a. articular. 
 
 articulation, f. articulation U Joint. 
 
 articular, v. a. to articulate. 
 
 artifice, m. artifice, art, skill U craft, trick, 
 deceit || fen d'~, fireworks || sans ~, 
 roundly, plainly. [(ly). 
 
 artltlolel, le, a. (-lement, ail.) artificial 
 
 artifloler, m. firework -maker II (mil.) filler 
 of explosive shells, (ful(ly), cunnlng(ly). 
 
 artlflcleux. se, a. (-lenient, ad.) arl- 
 
 artlllerle, f. artillery. 
 
 artllleur, m. gunner, artilleryman. 
 
 artlmon, m. (mar.) mizzen. 
 
 artisan, m. artisan, mechanic || architect, 
 
 artiste, m. artist. [author. 
 
 artlstement, ad. skilfully artistically. 
 
 artlxtlque, a. relating to the arts || artistic. 
 
 as, m. ace. [Influence. 
 
 ascendant, m. ascendant || ascendency || 
 
 ascendant, e, a. ascending || upward. 
 
 ascenseur, m. passenger-lift. 
 
 Ascension, ascension, f. Ascenslon- 
 day || ascent, ascension. 
 
 asoenslonnel, le, a. ascensional U 
 mou vement ~, up-stroke. 
 
 ascetlque, a. ascetic. 
 
 ascetlsme, m. asceticism. 
 
 asile, m. asylum, refuge ||~des pauvres, 
 poorliouse, workhouse || salle d'~, Infant- 
 school. 
 
 aslne, a. asslnlne Q b8te ~, ass, dunce. 
 
 aspect, m. aspect, view, appearance || 
 
 asperg-e, f. anparagus. (sketch. 
 
 UBpergrer, v. a. to sprinkle. 
 
 auperg-erle, f. asparagus-bed. 
 
 asperses, in. boly-walrr sprinkler. 
 
 aaperlM, f. asperity, roughness. 
 
 aspersion, f. sprinkling. 
 
 aapersolr, m. holy-wiOer iprlnkler. 
 
 asphalt, m. asphalt. 
 
 asphaltlte, a. asphultlc. 
 
 atiphyxle, f. asphyxia. 
 
 auphyxler,v.a. to suffocate, to asphyxiate. 
 
 aspic, m. aspic, asp. 
 
 aspirant, e, m. candidate || mldihlpman. 
 
 aspiration, f. aspirullun. [to aspire. 
 
 asplrer. v. a. A n. to aspirate || to Inhale || 
 
 assa-lllaat, m. aualiant, aggressor. 
 
 assaillir, v. a. to assail, to assault, to 
 attack. [drain. 
 
 assainlr, v. a. to render wholesome II to 
 
 assalnlseement, m. rendering whole- 
 some || draining. 
 
 assalsonnement, m. seasoning. 
 
 assalsonner, v. a. to season || to heighten || 
 to temper. 
 
 assassin, m. assassin, murderer. 
 
 assassin, e, a. murderous, murdering || 
 killing. 
 
 assasslnat, m. assassination, murder. 
 
 assasslner, v. a. to assassinate, to murder ||. 
 to plague. 
 
 assaut, m. assault, attack || ~ d'armes, 
 fencing-match || faire ~ de, to vie in. 
 
 assemblage, ra. assemblage, joining, 
 union || mixture. 
 
 assemblee, f. assembly, meeting, society. 
 
 assembler, v. a. to assemble, to collect || 
 to join || to gather || s'~, to assemble, to 
 meet together. [blow. 
 
 aesener, v. a, to strike bard, to deal a 
 
 asaentlment, m. assent 
 
 assertion, f. assertion, statement 
 
 asseolr, v. a. ir. to set, to lay, to fix || to 
 establish || s'~, to sit, to sit down. 
 
 assermenter, v. a. to swear in. 
 
 asservir, v. a. to enslave, to subdue. 
 
 aaaervlssant, e, a. slavish. 
 
 asser-vlssement, m. subjection bondage. 
 
 assesseur, in. assessor. 
 
 asses, ad. enough, sufficiently |( bien, 
 pretty well || c'e'ut ~, that will do. 
 
 assldu, e, a. assiduous. 
 
 assldalte, f. assiduity l| regular attendance. 
 
 aasldument, ad. assiduously. 
 
 assieg-eant, e, m. besieger. Jto dun. 
 
 assleg-er, v. a. (mil.) Vo besiege || to beset || 
 
 aaslette, f. seat, state, situation || assess- 
 ment || plate || plateful || fund || trim. 
 
 asslettee, f. plateful. 
 
 assignation, f. assignation || (jur.) assign- 
 ment, summons || sgbpcena. 
 
 asslgrner, v. a. to assign, to summon. 
 
 asslmller, v. a. to assimilate, to compare. 
 
 asulBo, f. course layer || -s, pi. assizes. 
 
 assistance, f. assistance, attendance fl 
 assembly. [auditor. 
 
 assistant, m. assistant, helper || bystander, 
 
 assister, v. a. & n. to assist, to stand by, 
 to help, to succour, to relieve || to be 
 present at, to attend. 
 
 association, f. association, partnership. 
 
 aasocle, m. associate, partner U accom- 
 plice || fellow, 
 socler, r. a. to associate, to join in 
 
 company, to take Into partnership || s'~, 
 to enter Into partnership || to keep com- 
 pany with. 
 
 assolement, m. (agr.) rotation of crops. 
 
 assoler, v. a. (agr.) to distribute crops. 
 
 assombrlr, T. a. to darken || s'~, to get 
 gloomy. [some. 
 
 assommant, a. killing, oppressive, tin- 
 
 assommer, v. a. to knock down, to kill || 
 to beat soundly || to overpower, to beat 
 down || to tease, to torment. 
 
 aasommaur, n>. killer.
 
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 cMttoda 
 
 aommotr, m. bludgeon |) life-preserver || 
 trap |l gin-palace. [tion || assumption. 
 
 ABBomptlon, assomptlon, (. ABSUIUI>- 
 
 aaaortimeut, m. assortment, set. 
 
 aasortlr, v. a. & n. to sort, to match, to 
 
 aasortlasant, e, a. matching. [suit. 
 
 aasoter, v. a. to infatuate. 
 
 assonpir, r. a. to make drowsy ou sleepy || 
 to calm, to assuage || to deaden || B'~, to 
 fall asleep. - 
 
 aBBonpissant, e, a. soporiferons. 
 
 aasonpisaement, m. sleepiness, drowsi- 
 ness || carelessness, slovenliness. 
 
 aasoupllr, v. a. to make supple, to bend, 
 to break. [muffle || to deaden. 
 
 aasourdlr, v. a. to deafen, to stun || to 
 
 aBsouvir, v. a. to satiate, to glut. 
 
 aasouvlBaement, m. satiating || glutting. 
 
 aasujettlr, v. a. to subdue, to master, to 
 overcome || to fix, to fasten. 
 
 aBanjettlasant, a, a. slavish. 
 
 aaaujettlsaement, m. subjection || con- 
 
 aasnzntir, v. u, to assume. [straiut. 
 
 assurance, f. assurance, confidence |j se- 
 curity y firmness || insurance. 
 
 Msur6, 0, a. sure, certain, bold, confi- 
 dent l| -ment, ad. assuredly. 
 
 aanurer, v. a. to assure || to affirm || to 
 encourage || to insure || to fix || a'~, to be 
 certain, to make sure of u to rely (upon). 
 
 asaarear, m. insurer. 
 
 astarlsque, m. (typ.) asterisk. 
 
 Kthmatlg.ua, a. (med.) asthmatic. 
 
 aathme, in. lined.) asthma. 
 
 aatloot, m. maggot. 
 
 stlooter, v. a. (faiu.) to tease. 
 
 astlquer, v. u. to polish. 
 
 avtre, m. star, fixed star. 
 
 aBtreindre, T. a. Ir. to bind || to compel. 
 
 autrelnte, f. fine, penalty, forfeit. 
 
 astringent, e, a, astringent. 
 
 astrolocrle, f. astrology. 
 
 astrolog-ne, m. astrologer. 
 
 aatronome, m. astronomer. 
 
 aatronomle, f. astronomy. 
 
 aatrvnomlqae. a. astronomical. 
 
 adtuce, f. cunning, craft. 
 
 aatnoleux, e, a. (-sement, ad.) cun- 
 ningly) || crafty. 
 
 ataxle, f. (m&l.) ataxy. fdlo. 
 
 atelier, m. work-shop, manufactory || stu- 
 
 atermolement, m. (com.) delay. 
 
 atermoyer, v. a. to delay (a payment). 
 
 ath6e, m. & I. atheist. 
 
 ath6e, a. atheistic(al). 
 
 ttth61nme, m. atheism. 
 
 athdnde, m. atheiiseum, 
 
 athlete, m. athlete. 
 
 athletlque, a. athletic. 
 
 atmoBph&re, f. atmosphere. 
 
 atmospherlqne, a, atmospheric. 
 
 .tome, m. atom. [tone. 
 
 btoule, f. (med.) atonla, atony, warn of 
 
 atours, m. pi. attire. 
 
 tout, m. trump (at cards). 
 
 atrabllaire, a. Splenetic. 
 
 atre, m. hearth, fire-place. 
 
 Mtrvoe, a, (-meut, hd.) atroclouti(ly), 
 
 trt,lt4. f. ut>dty. 
 
 atrophii, a, a. withered, wated II stunted, 
 
 'attabler, to sit dowu to table (for long). 
 
 attaohant, e, a. attractive, engagiug, 
 Interestlnft |] confining. 
 
 attache, f. tether jj tie || string, bond 
 leash || attachment || a 1'-, tied up. 
 
 attache, m. attache' (to an embassy). 
 
 attachement, m. attachment, affection || 
 tie, bond || constant application. . 
 
 attacher, v. a. to attach, to fasten, to Join, 
 to tie, to apply || to entice || to hold, to fix 
 (one's <eye) || B'~, to stick to || to take hold, 
 to conceive an affection for || to endeavour. 
 
 attaquant, in. aasailant 
 
 attaque, f. attack, assault || (med.) fit. 
 
 attaqner, v. a. to attack, to assault || to 
 begin to sue || B'~, to challenge || to med- 
 dle with. 
 
 attarder, v. a, to make late, to delay y 
 a'~, to stay ou start late || to be out late. 
 
 attelndre, v. a. 4 n. Ir. to touch, to reach, 
 to attain, to overtake || to strike. 
 
 attelnte, f. blow, hit, touch, reach || re- 
 proach, injury. foxen), 
 
 attelago, m. team (of horses) || yoke (of 
 
 atteler, v. a. to harness, to put to (of. 
 horses, etc.). 
 
 attenant, e, a. close to contiguous. 
 
 attendant, e, a. expecting || em ~, in the 
 mean time. 
 
 attendre, v. a. A n. to expect, to wait, to 
 stay for, to tarry || a' -, to rely, to depend 
 (upon) |f to trust (to). 
 
 atteudrlr, v. a. to make tender, to move 
 to affect |[ s'~, to be moved to pity. 
 
 attendrlssement, m. tenderness, emotion. 
 
 attenda, pr. considering, on account of U 
 ~- que, considering that. 
 
 attentat, m. attempt, outrage, violation. 
 
 attentatoire, a. attemptiiiK, hostile. 
 
 attente, f. waiting || expectation, hope. 
 
 attenter, v. n. to attempt (tlve(ly). 
 
 attentlf, ve, a. (-vemeut, ad.) ntten- 
 
 attentlon, f. attention, carefulness |. falre 
 ~, to pay attention. (polite. 
 
 attentlonn6, e, a. considerate, attentive. 
 
 attenuation, f. attenuation, weakness [| 
 extenuation. I to extenuate. 
 
 att^uuer, v. a. to attenuate (|-to weaken j| 
 
 atterrare, m. (mar.) making land. 
 
 attarrer, v. a. to throw down || to destroy. 
 
 atterrlr, T. n. (mar.) to land. 
 
 atterriBBag;*, m. (mar.) landing. 
 
 atterrlBsement, m. alluvion. 
 
 at tester, v. a. to attest, to witness, tu 
 
 attlclame, m. atticism. [testify. 
 
 att!6dlr, v. a. to cool. 
 
 attl6dl8sement, m. lukewarmness. 
 
 attlf er, v. a. to dress, to trick up, to rig out. 
 
 attlqne, ra. (arch.) attic. 
 
 attlque, a. attic J| elegant. 
 
 attlra.ll, m. Implements (pi.) || equipage. 
 
 attlrant, e, a. attractive. 
 
 attlrer, v. a. to attract, to allure, to en- 
 tice || to gain, to oring over || a'-, to bring 
 upon oneself, to gain, to win. 
 
 attisier, v. a. to stir, to poke. 
 
 ittltrd,*, a. regular || appointed || recogulacd. 
 
 attitude, t attitude, posture.
 
 attouchement avancement 
 
 15 
 
 , , pn. no one, none, not any. 
 lament, ad. not at all. 
 
 attonchement, m. touch, contact. 
 
 attractlf, ve, a. attractive. 
 
 at trait, m. enticement, charm |] taste. 
 
 attrape, f. trick, take-In || ~-monche. 
 m. (bol.) fly-trap || ~-nlaraud, m. (fain.) 
 fool's-trap. 
 
 attraper, v. a. to catch, to ensnare || 10 
 cheat, to take in || to obtain, to gain, to 
 arrive at f| to bring upon oneself. 
 
 attrapeur, m. deceiver J| catcher. 
 
 attrayant, e, a. attractive. 
 
 attrlbuer, v. a. to attri^", to attach || 
 8'-, to take upon .oneself, to claim. 
 
 attrlbut, m. attribute. 
 
 attribution, f. conferring || privilege || -, 
 pi. functions, pi. 
 
 atti iBtant, e, a. afflicting, Bad. 
 
 attrlater, v. a. to afflict, to grieve. 
 
 bttronpement, m. mob. 
 
 rittronper, v. a. to assemble || to gather in 
 
 an = a- le. [crowds. 
 
 aabade, f. serenade. 
 
 aubalne, f. escheat j| windfall. 
 
 anbe, f. dawn || alb || paddle-board I! it -, 
 
 aubeplne, f. haw-thorn. (.paddle . . . 
 
 auberg-e, f. inn, tavern. 
 
 aubergine, L mad-apple. 
 
 auberglate, m. inn-keeper, landlord. 
 
 aubette, f. newspaper stall, bookstall. 
 
 aubler, m. sapwood. 
 
 aucun. 
 
 ancnn< 
 
 audaoe, f. audacity, boldness. 
 
 andaclenx, no. a. (-semen t, ad.) au- 
 dadous(ly) |] bold(ly). 
 
 aa-dela, pr. on the other side, beyond. 
 
 audience, f. audience || auditory, assembly. 
 
 audlenoler, m. usher, crier. 
 
 auditenr, m. auditor, hearer. 
 
 aadltlf, ve, a. auditory. 
 
 audition, f. hearing || audit. 
 
 andltolre, m. audience, auditory. 
 
 anire, f. trough, tray. 
 
 angte, f. trouRliful || hodfuL 
 
 anget, m. trough || spout. frlse. 
 
 augmentation, f. augmentation. Increase || 
 
 angmenter, v. a. & n. to augment, to in- 
 crease y to better, to enhance || to aggra- 
 
 ang-ure, m. augury. [vate. 
 
 augnrer, v. a. to augur. 
 
 auguste, a. august, eacred. 
 
 augnstln, m. Austin friar. 
 
 aulonrd'hul, ad. to-day, nowadays. 
 
 aullijue, a. anllc. 
 
 anmone, f. alms (pi. 1 ,, charity. 
 
 aumonerle, f. almonry. 
 
 aumonler, m. almoner || chaplain. 
 
 aamonlere, f. alms-bag. 
 
 aunage, m. ell-measure, alnage. 
 
 aunale, f. alder-plot. 
 
 aune, m. (bot) alder-tree. 
 
 aane, f. ell. 
 
 aaner, v. a. to measure. 
 
 aupai'avant. ad. before, first 
 
 anpree, pr. t ad. hard by, near, close to, 
 next to, nigh || with. 
 
 aureole, f. glory, halo. 
 
 aurloulalra, a. auricular || t6moln ~, 
 
 writer*, a, aurUroui. 
 
 aurore, f. dawn, break of day. 
 
 auaoulter, v. a. (ni4d.) to auscultate. 
 
 auspice, m. auspice, omen || sons lev 
 -a de, under the auspices of. 
 
 aussi, c. also, too, likewise, therefore, so, 
 equally || ~ blen qne, as well as. 
 
 anssltot, ad. iuimediately, directly, pre- 
 sently || ~ QUO, as soon as. 
 
 aastdre, a. (-meut, ad.) austerely). 
 
 aasterlt4, f. austerity. 
 
 austral, e, a. austral. 
 
 autan, m. south-wind, stormy wind. 
 
 aut.nt, ad. as much, as many, so much, 
 so many || tout ~, as much II ~ qne, aa 
 much as, as far as || <T ~ plua, <i'~ ml e ux, 
 the better, the rather, the more || d'~ 
 moins, so much the less, the less so. 
 
 autel, m. altar M maltre ~, great altar. 
 
 auteur, m. author, authoress || Inventor. 
 
 authenticity, f. authenticity. 
 
 authentlqne, a. (-meut, ad.) authen- 
 
 antoorate, m. autocrat. |.Uc(aily). 
 
 aatooratle, f. autocracy. 
 
 antog-raphe, m. autograph || autogcapber. 
 
 antogrraphe, a. autographic. 
 
 automate, m. automaton U automatic 
 machine. 
 
 automata, a. automatic. 
 
 automaal, e, a. autumnal. 
 
 antomne, m. & f. autumn. 
 
 autonomle, f. autonomy. 
 
 autopsie, f. self-contemplation || autopsy, 
 post-mortem examination. 
 
 antorlsatlon, f. authorisation || authority. 
 
 autorluer, v. a. to authorise, to empower || 
 to establish by authority || '-, to get 
 authority ou power II to justify oneself on 
 the authority of U to think oueseU war- 
 ranted (by). 
 
 antorlt, f. authority U power. 
 
 autour, m. goshawk. 
 
 antour, ad. & pr. about, round, around, 
 round about || lot ~, hereabouts || tout ~ 
 round about, all round. 
 
 autre, a. other, another || different II else y 
 Ik d'- I ad. tell that to the marines I 
 
 antrefolH, a. formerly II d'~, bygone. 
 
 antrement, ad. otherwise, else. 
 
 autruche, r. ostrich. 
 
 antrul, pn. others, other people. 
 
 auvent, m. penthouse, shed. 
 
 aux & les || (cookery) with, done In. 
 
 anxlllalre, ui. auxiliary. 
 
 anxlllalre, a. auxiliary. [of shape. 
 
 'avachlr. to get flabby ou loose em out 
 
 aval, ad. downwards, down the river. 
 
 avaler, v. a. to swallow || to drink up Q to 
 endure II to go down the river y '-, to 
 hang down. 
 
 avaleur, m. glutton || swalloww. 
 
 avalolre, t gullet II crupper (of hones). 
 
 avangare, n>. cab-stand. 
 
 avance, f. projection || distance before one || 
 improvement, gain, ground gulned || ad- 
 vance |J anticipation || d'-, pr ~, Urf ore- 
 hand, in advance. 
 
 avanoe, e, p. & a. advanced, forward. 
 
 avaaoement, m. advancement, 
 Uou y prognws,
 
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 avancer fcatiole 
 
 avancer, v. a. A n. to advance, to forward, 
 to hasten || lo raise, to promote || to pro- 
 pose || to pay in advance || to go on f| to 
 muke progress J| to jut, to project l| s'~, 
 to come ou go forward || to be preferred, 
 to improve || to Jut out. 
 
 avanle, (. affront, extortion. 
 
 avano, m. shrimp-net. 
 
 avant, m. (mar.) prow, bows (pi.). 
 
 avant, pr. & ad. before, forward, far || ~ 
 de, ~ que de, before || ~-courenr, m. 
 forerunner, harbinger R --dernier, 
 *re, a. the last but one |l ~-grarde, f. 
 (mil.) vanguard, van || ~-hler, ad. the 
 day before yesterday || ~-midi, in. fore- 
 noon || ~-port, m. outer-port || poste, 
 m. outpost || --propos, m. preamble || 
 preface || --quart, m. warning (of a 
 clock) || --scene, f. proscenium || 
 train, m. fore-carriage || Umbers || ~- 
 vellla, f. two days before. 
 
 avantag-e, m. advantage, gain, profit || 
 odds (at play). 
 
 avantagrer, v. a. to advantage, to give 
 over Hii.i above || to favour || to settle upon. 
 
 avantag-e ux, se , a, (-sement, ad.) ad- 
 vanugeous(ly). 
 
 avare, m. niggard, miser. 
 
 avare, a. avaricious, covetous. 
 
 avarice, f. avarice, covetousness. 
 
 avarlcleux, , a. avaricious, cove- 
 tous, stingy. 
 
 avarle, f. (mar.) average. 
 
 avarle, e, a. damaged at sea. 
 
 4 vau-1'eau, ad. will) the current || aller 
 .-, to come to naught, to fall to the ground. 
 
 avec, pr. with, for, against. 
 
 aveline, f. filbert. 
 
 avellnier, m. (bot.) filbert-tree. 
 
 avenant, e, a. well-looking, handsome, 
 suitable || a l'~ de, proportionately, in 
 proportion to. 
 
 avenemeut, m. accession, coming. 
 
 avenir, m. future, posterity || a l'~, for 
 the future. (fall out, to come to pass. 
 
 avenir, v. o. ir. to happen, to chance, to 
 
 Aveiit, in. Advent. 
 
 aventure, f. adventure || hazard, risk, 
 chance || amorous intrigue || par ~, per- 
 chance !l a I'-., at random. 
 
 venturer, v. a. lo venture, to hazard. 
 
 aventureux, ae, a. adventurous. 
 
 aventurier, ere, m. & f. adventurer, 
 intriguer \\ adventuress. [void. 
 
 avenu, e, a. done II non ~, null and 
 
 avenue, f. avenue, alley. 
 
 averer, v. a. lo affirm, to prove. 
 
 averse, f. sudden heavy shower. 
 
 version, f. aversion, antipathy || dislike, 
 disinclination. 
 
 avertlr, v. a. to warn, to advise, to In- 
 . form. 
 
 avei'tlsaement, in. advertisement, warn- 
 ing || advice || noiice. 
 
 jtveu, m. confession, avowal, consent || 
 nomine sans ~, vagabond. 
 
 avengle, a. blind. 
 
 aveuclement, m. blindness. 
 
 avauffleniBnt, ad. blindly. 
 
 aveug-ler, v. a. to blind, to dazzle || a'~, 
 to be blinded. 
 
 a 1'aveufflette, ad. gropingly, in the dark. 
 
 avlde, a. greedy || eager || -ment, ad. 
 greedily I] eagerly. 
 
 avldlte, f. avidity, ereedinej's. [grace. 
 
 avilir, v. a. to vilify, to abase, to dls- 
 
 aviliasement, m. degradation, debase- 
 ment || disparagement, contempt 
 
 avin6, a. drunken. 
 
 aviner, v. a. to season with wine. 
 
 aviron, m. (mar.) oar || ~ a couple, scull. 
 
 avla, m. advice, counsel || account, ad- 
 vertisement || motion || a mon ~, in my 
 opinion || (11) m'est ~, I rather think. 
 
 avisd, e, a. prudent, circumspect. 
 
 avlaer, v. a. & n, to advise, to warn, to 
 caution l| to think advisable, to resolve, 
 
 10 consider || a'~, to advise, to bethink 
 aviso, in. advice-boat. [oneself. 
 avitalllement, m. provisions (pi.), 
 avltalller, v. a. to victual. 
 
 avlver, v. a. to polish, to heighten. 
 
 avocasser, v. a. to pettifog. 
 
 avocasserle, f. pettifogging, pettifoggery. 
 
 avocassler, lore, a. of those wretched 
 lawyers, pettifogging. 
 
 avocat, m. barrister, pleader, lawyer || 
 ~ consultant, chamber-counsel. 
 
 avolne, f. oats. 
 
 avoir, m. property, credit || creditor. 
 
 avoir, v. a. ir. to nave, to hold || to get || 
 ~ ralson, to be right || - ohand, frold, 
 to be hot, cold || qn' avec-vons ? what 
 ails you ? what's the matter? || ~, v. imp. 
 
 11 y a, there is, there are, it is. 
 avolslner, v. a. to be near, to border 
 avorte, e, a. abortive. [upon. 
 avortement, m. abortion, miscarriage. 
 avorter, v. u. to miscarry |] not to sue* 
 
 cecd, to fall. 
 
 avorton, m. abortive child || dwarf, 
 avoue, m. attorney, solicitor. 
 avouer, v. a. to avow, to confess || to own. 
 avril, m. April || polsBon d'~, April-fool, 
 avnncnlalre, a. avuncular. 
 aze, m. axis || axle-tree, 
 axlome, m. axiom, 
 axongre, f. hog's lard. 
 ayant; cause, in. representat've, trustee 
 
 || --drolt, m. parly, assign. 
 acalee, f. (bot.) azalia. 
 azur, in. azure. 
 
 aiurer, v. a. (pelnt.) to azure, to blue. 
 azyme, a. unleavened, azymous. 
 
 baba, m. bnn || plum-cake. 
 Babel, f. (fig.) Babel, confusion. 
 babenrre, in. butler-milk, 
 babll, in. chatter, chitchat, prattle, 
 babillag-e, in. Uttle-latlle. 
 bablllard, e, m. & f. chatterer, prattler. 
 bablller, v. n. to prattle, to chatter. 
 babtne, f. Up (of animals) || cUops (pL), 
 , /. bauble, uUlt u lay.
 
 - ballottage 
 
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 b*bord. m. (mar.) larboard. 
 
 babouche, f. Turkish bltpper. 
 
 babonln, m. baboon || monkey. 
 
 bao, m. ferry-boat. | bachelorship. 
 
 baccalaureat , m. bachelor's degree || 
 
 bacchanal, m. great noise || (fam.) row, 
 rumpus. 
 
 bacohanale, a. bacchanal (ian). 
 
 bacchante, f. Bacchante || bachanalian. 
 
 bache, f. cistern || car-tilt. 
 
 bacheller, m. bachelor of a university. 
 
 bacher, v. a. to tilt (a cart). 
 
 bachlque, a. bacchic, drunken || convivial. 
 
 bacho t, in. wherry || cockle-shell |[ bachelor 
 
 bachoteur, m. ferryman. [(of arts). 
 
 baoler, v. a. to hurry over || to patch up || 
 to settle. 
 
 badand, e, m. <fe f. booby, cockney. 
 
 baderne, f. (mar.) platting, paunch, 
 pauuch-mat || (fig.) good-for-nothing. 
 
 badigreon, m. plaster of Fads. 
 
 badlg-eonner, v. a. to whitewash. 
 
 badlgreonneur, m. whitewashes 
 
 badln, e, a. facetious, playful. 
 
 badinage, m. sport, joke, play || trifle. 
 
 badine, f. switch. 
 
 badlner, v. n. to jest to Joke, to play. 
 
 bafouer, v. a. to scoff at. 
 
 bafre, f. spread, blow-out. [oneself. 
 
 ba.tr or, v. a. (fam.) to guzzle, to gorge 
 
 bafreur, m. guzzler. 
 
 ba.ga.ge, m. baggage, luggage [| pller ~, 
 to pack off H to march offT 
 
 bag-arre, f. scuffle, fray, squabble || crowd. 
 
 bagratelle, t trifle, toy, nonsense || ~I 
 pshaw I stuff ! 
 
 baarne, m. bagnio || convict prison. 
 
 bag-out, m. gabble. [gain, sinecure. 
 
 bag-aa, t. ring J| ~ an dolgrt, (fig.) clear 
 
 bag-uenaude, I. bladder-uut. 
 
 bag-nenauder, v. n. to dally. 
 
 bag-nenandier, m. (bot) bladder-nut tree. 
 
 bagruette, f. wand, switch || ramrod || 
 drum-stick || -s, pi. gauntlet || - a 
 rants, glove-stretchers. 
 
 bagraier, m. ring-box. 
 
 bah I pooh ! pshaw ! never mind ! 
 
 bahnt, m. trunk, chest. 
 
 bai, e, a. (of horses) bay. 
 
 bale, f. berry || bay, gulf. 
 
 balg-ner, v. a. & n. To bathe, to wash || to 
 soak || to welter. 
 
 balg-neur, m.. baig-neuse, f. bothrT [| 
 bath-keeper || bathing-woman. 
 
 balg-nolra, f. bathing- tub || pit- box. 
 
 bail, m. lease. 
 
 balllement, m. yawning. 
 
 b&iller, v. n. to yawn, to gape. 
 
 balllenr, m. lessor || ~ de fond, money- 
 lender || sleeping partner. 
 
 balllear, m. yawuer. 
 
 ballli, m. bailiff. 
 
 billion, in. gag. 
 
 balllonner, v. a. to gag. 
 
 bain. m. bath, bathing || ~ de ileg-e, hip- 
 bath || ~- marie, m. (chlm.) sand-bath, 
 baionnette, f. bayonet. 
 
 bamemaln, m. kissing of hands II compll- 
 balattmeut, iu. kissing. t.meuta (pi.). 
 
 friHl-h and nyliiii. 
 
 balser, m. kiss, buss. 
 
 balaer, v. a. to kiss. 
 
 baisotter, v. a. to be always kissing. 
 
 balsse, f. fall, decline. 
 
 balsser, v. a. & n. to let down, to lower 
 (the voice, sails) || to lessen || to fall (hi 
 value) || to hang (one's head) || se ~, to 
 stoop, to bend down. ["bear." 
 
 Balasier, m. speculator for the fall, 
 
 baiaslere, f. tiltings of wine || sediment. 
 
 baisnre, f. klssing-crust. 
 
 bajone, f. hog's cheek. 
 
 bal, m. ball |l ~ masque', masked ball || 
 ~ costnmd or travesti, fancy ball || * 
 par6, dress ball. 
 
 baladln, e, ni. & f. juggler, buffoon. 
 
 balafre, f. gash, scar, slash. 
 
 balafrer, v. a. to gash, to slash. 
 
 balal, m. broom, besom || ~ de orin, hair- 
 broom || ~ de plume, duster II ~ de Jono, 
 carpet-broom |{ faire ~ neat, to do one's 
 work well at first || rotlr le ~, to drudge 
 in obscurity II to lead a wild life. 
 
 balais, m. balass, balass-ruby. 
 
 Balance, f. (astr.) Libra. 
 
 balance, f. scale, pair of scales || balance 
 (of an account) |l equality. 
 
 balanoement, m. balancing || swing, wa- 
 ving, rocking. 
 
 balancer, v. a. & n. to balance, to weigh H 
 to hesitate, to fluctuate, to waver. 
 
 balancier, m. pendulum, beam of the 
 scales || pole || flier || gimbal || coining- 
 engine il balance-maker. 
 
 balanoolre, f. see-saw || swing. 
 
 balayagre, m. sweeping. 
 
 balayer, v. a. to sweep. 
 
 balayenr, ee, m. & t. sweeper. 
 
 balayures, f. pi. sweepings (pi.). 
 
 balbntiement, m. stuttering, stammering, 
 
 balbutler, v. n. to stammer, to stutter |j 
 
 balcon, m. balcony. [to lisp. 
 
 baldaquin, m. baldachin || canopy. 
 
 balelne, f. whale || whalebone. 
 
 baleln6, e, a. with whalebone, whjde- 
 
 balelneau, m. youug whale. [bone . . . 
 
 balelnier, m. whaler, whaling-vessel. 
 
 balelnlere, f. whalers boat. 
 
 ballsag-e, ut. (mar.) buoying. 
 
 bailee, f. (mar.) buoy, beacon. 
 
 ballaer, T. a. (mar.) to buoy. 
 
 ballvagre, m. staddllng. 
 
 balivean, m. staddle. 
 
 baliverner, v. n. to trifle. 
 
 ballade, f. ballad. 
 
 ballant, e, a. swinging. 
 
 balle, f. ball || bullet || bale of goods II husk II 
 bob || ronvoyor la ~, to give ttt for tat 1) 
 prendre la ~ au bond, to Improve one's 
 opportunity, to take time by the forelock I 
 charger a ~, to load with ball. 
 
 baUerlne, f. ballet-dancer. 
 
 ballet, m. ballet (captive balloon. 
 
 ballon, m. balloon || foot-ball || ~-oattf, 
 
 ballonnenent, m. swelling. 
 
 ballonner, v. a. & n. to swell. 
 
 ballot, m. bale (of goods). 
 
 ballotln, m. small bale (of good*). 
 , m. balloting.
 
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 baUottemant barridra 
 
 baUottemeut, m. shuffling. 
 
 ballotter, v. a. & n. to toss || to ballot || to 
 debate || to shake. 
 
 balneaire, m. sea bathing-place. 
 
 balonrd, e, m. & t. dunce, blockhead. 
 
 balourdise, f. stupidity || stupid thing. 
 
 balaamier, m. (hot.) balsam -tree. 
 
 balsamlna, t. balsamine. 
 
 balaamique, a. balsamic || balmy. 
 
 balastra, m. baluster || railing. 
 
 balsan, e, m. white-footed horse. 
 
 balzane, f. white spot, blaze. 
 
 bambln, m. babe, brat. feature. 
 
 bambochade, f. grotesque picture || cari- 
 
 bamboche, f. large puppet || shrimp || 
 prank, spree || stuff. 
 
 bambochenr, m. pot-companion, tippler. 
 
 bambou, m. bamboo. [marriage). 
 
 ban, m. ban || exile || -a, pi. banns (of 
 
 banal, e, a. commonplace || vulgar || 
 trite l| -ement, ad. trivially. 
 
 banalite, f. vulgarity || banality. 
 
 banane, f. banana. 
 
 bananier, m. banana-tree. 
 
 bane, in. bench, form || pew, seat || (mar.) 
 reef, shoal, bank || ~ de sable, sand- 
 bank || B, pi. school-forms, college. 
 
 banoal, e, bancroche, a. bandy-legged. 
 
 bandage, m. bandage, truss. 
 
 baudag-iste, m. truss-maker. 
 
 bande, f. band || fillet || strip || wrapper || 
 shoal || gang || cushion. 
 
 bandeau, m. head-band || diadem || bandage 
 || fillet || frontlet || en -x, plain. 
 
 bandelette, 1 little band. 
 
 bander, v. a. & n. to bind, to bend, to 
 stretch 1 1 to be tight. 
 
 banderole, f. streamer || shoulder-belt. 
 
 bandlere, f. ensign, colours || front line. 
 
 bandit, m. bandit, robber. 
 
 bandoullere, t shoulder-belt || en ~, 
 slung over the shoulder. 
 
 banllene r f. precincts of a city. 
 
 banne, f. tilt, awning || hamper. 
 
 banner, v. a. to cover with a tilt. 
 
 banniere, f. banner, flag. 
 
 baunir, v. a. to banish. 
 
 bannlsaement, m. banishment, exile. 
 
 banque, f. bank || banking. 
 
 banqueronte, f. bankruptcy || f alre ~, to 
 go ou become bankrupt 
 
 bttuqueroutler, ere, m. & L bankrupt. 
 
 banquet, m. banquet, feast. 
 
 banquette, f. stuffed bench || window- 
 seat || outside (of a coach). 
 
 banqnler, m. banker. 
 
 banqnlse, f. ice-berg. 
 
 baptdme, m. baptism || christening. 
 
 baptlser, v. a. to baptise, to christeu. 
 
 baptismal, e, a. baptismal. 
 
 baptistalre, a. of baptism |j extralt ~, 
 certificate of baptism. 
 
 baptlstere, m. (arch.) baptistery. 
 
 baqnet, m. bucket, tub II trough. 
 
 barag-onin, baragroulnagre, m. gib- 
 berish, jargon. fberbh. 
 
 baragronlner, v. n. to Jabber || to talk, glb- 
 
 barag-ouineur, m. jabberer. 
 
 baraque, f. barrack, booth. 
 
 baratte, f. churn. 
 
 baratter, v. a. to churn. 
 
 baratterie, f. (mar.) barratry. 
 
 barbacane, f. barbican. 
 
 barbare, m. barbarian. 
 
 barbare, a. barbarous, inhuman |] uncivil. 
 
 barbarle, f. barbarity, barbarous act. 
 
 barbarlsme, m. barbarism. 
 
 barbe, f. beard, whiskers \[ van || feather |J 
 Barbary horse || ~ d'une plume, down or 
 a quill || a sa ~, to one's face || lalre la 
 ~, to shave || f alre la ~ a, to beard || to 
 
 barbell, e, a. bearded. [cut out 
 
 barbet, m. water-spaniel. 
 
 barblone, f. beard, Imperial || (hot) devil 
 
 barblch.cn, m. lap-dog. [in a bush. 
 
 barbler, m. barber. 
 
 barblfler, T. a. to shave. [barbies. 
 
 barblllon, m. little barbel || wattle || -HI, pi. 
 
 barbon, m. graybeard || dotard. 
 
 barbote, f. eel-pout 
 
 barboter, v. a. to muddle, to dabble. 
 
 barboteur, m. tame duck. 
 
 barbpulllagre, m. daub || scrawl || non- 
 sensical speech, [to scribble || to bungle. 
 
 barboulller, v. a. to daub, to besmear || 
 
 barbonllleur, m. dauber, scribbler |l bab- 
 
 barbn, e, a. bearded. (bier. 
 
 barbne, f. (fish) brill || quickset vine. 
 
 baroelonnette, f. cot, bassinet. 
 
 bard, m. hand-barrow. 
 
 bardane, f. bardock, burr. 
 
 barde, m. bard. 
 
 harder, v. a. to cover with a slice of 
 bacon || to load a hod |] (fig.) to bedizen, 
 
 bardenr, m. hodman. [to remove. 
 
 bardot, m. email mule || drudge || butt. 
 
 baregre, m. barege. 
 
 bareme, m. ready-reckoner. 
 
 bargrnlgrnagre, m. haggling. 
 
 bargrulgrner, v. n. to haggle. 
 
 bargruigrnenr, m. haggler. [rooms. 
 
 barigroule, a la ~, (Culirr.) with mush- 
 
 baril, m. barrel, small cask. 
 
 barillet, m. small barrel, rundlet, keg. 
 
 bariolag-e, m. medley of colours. 
 
 barioler, v. a. to speckle. 
 
 barometre, m. barometer. 
 
 baron, m. baron. 
 
 baronnagre, m. baronage. 
 
 baronne, f. baroness. 
 
 baronnet, m. baronet. 
 
 baronnle, f. barony. 
 
 baroque, a. odd, irregular. 
 
 barque, f. bark, large boat. 
 
 barqude, f. boat-load. 
 
 barqnerolle, f. ferry-boat 
 
 barrage, m. stoppage || dam || turnpike- 
 money, toll. 
 
 barre, f. bar || cross-bar helm || stroke || 
 -B, pi. prison-bars. [wire. 
 
 barreau, m. wooden or iron bar || splat || 
 
 barrer, v. a. to bar, to sto-> || to strike out 
 
 barrette, i. cap. 
 
 barricade, f. barricade. 
 
 barrlcader, v. a. to barricade. 
 
 barrlere, f. barrier || rail, enclosure || ob- 
 stacle || turnpike || boundary || guardUouae 
 for bailiffs || starting-poat
 
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 at, m. little cask, keg. 
 
 barrlque, (. cask || hogshead. 
 
 bartavelie, f. red partridge. 
 
 baryton, m. (iuus.) baritone. 
 
 bsa, m. stocking, hose || lower part, bottom, 
 foot || ~ bleu, blue-stocking. 
 
 baa, BO, a. low, shallow || mean, cheap 11 
 short || small || vile || ~, ad. low || softly || 
 In a whisper || 6tre an ~, to be getting 
 low (of a cask, a bottle) || ft ~ le rol I 
 down with the king 1 
 
 basalte, m. basalt. 
 
 baaane, f. sheepskin. 
 
 basanS, a, a. tawny, son-burnt. 
 
 bascule, f. see-saw |[ weigh-bridge || path- 
 base, f. base, basis. [way. 
 
 baser, v. a. to base, to ground (on), [flat. 
 
 baa -fond, m. shoal, shallow || valley j] 
 
 basilic, m. basilisk || (bot.) sweet basil. 
 
 baslllque, f. (arch.) basilica. 
 
 basin, m. dimity. 
 
 baaoclve, f. Jurisdiction of clerks of Paris 
 parliamentary solicitors. 
 
 baaqae, m. skirt (of a coat). 
 
 bas-relief, m. bas-relief. 
 
 fcasae, f. (mns.) bass || shoal, sandbank || 
 ~-oontre, f. (mus.) counter-bass |j ~- 
 ooor, f. poultry-yard || stable-yard [| ~- 
 fosae, f. dungeon || ~-tallle, f. (mug.) 
 counter-tenor. 
 
 baasemunt. ad. meanly, vulgarly. 
 
 baaaeaae, I. base action || vulgarity. 
 
 bass In, m. basin || scale || plate || dock || 
 
 baaalne, f. pan. [haven. 
 
 baaalner, v. a. to warm (a bed, etc.) |) to 
 foment II to bathe. 
 
 baaalnolre, f. warming-pan. 
 
 baaaon, m. (mus.) bassoon. 
 
 baat(e) I pooh I nonsense ! fnetting. 
 
 baatlngragre, m., bastlugrne, I. (mar.) 
 
 basting-uer, v. a. (mar.) to barricade. 
 
 baatlonne, e, a. fortified with bastions, 
 
 bastounade, f. cudgelling. Ibastioned. 
 
 bastrlng-ne, m. low-class public ball. 
 
 bat, m. pack-saddle. 
 
 bataolan, m. rattle, confusion || crowd. 
 
 batallle, f. battle, fight || battle-array || 
 beggar-my-nelghbour (card-game). 
 
 batailler, v. n. to battle, to fight 
 
 batallleur, ae, a. pugnacious, disputa- 
 tious. | major. 
 
 batalllon, m. battalion || chef da ~, 
 
 batard, m. bastard || mongrel. 
 
 bfttard, e, a, bastard, spurious || port* 
 
 -e, private door. 
 
 batardeau, m. coffer-dam. 
 
 b&tardlae, f. bastardy. 
 
 bate a a, m. boat. 
 
 batelee, f. boat-load. 
 
 batelet, m. small boat [bank. 
 
 batelenr, ae, m. 4 t Juggler, tnounte- 
 
 bateller, fere, m. & f. waterman, boat- 
 man || boatwoman. 
 
 bater, v. a. to load with a pack -saddle. 
 
 b&tt, e, a. & part built || made, shaped || 
 comma voua valla ~ I a pretty figure 
 you an I 
 
 batiioler, v. n. to toy. [ship. 
 
 tiattmxot, m. building, edifice y vessel, 
 
 batir, v. a. to build, to baste y to tack. 
 
 oatisae, t. building. 
 
 batlaaenr, m. sorry builder || person with 
 a mania for building. 
 
 batiste, f. cambric. 
 
 baton, m. stick, cudgel || staff || & -a 
 rompus, by fits and starts. 
 
 batonner, v. a. to cudgel || to cancel [] 
 papier b&tonn6. water-lined paper. 
 
 batonnet, m. small stick || cat, tip-cat 
 
 batonnier, m. staff-bearer || president 
 
 batonnlste, m. cudgel-player. 
 
 battag-e, m. (agr.) thrashing. 
 
 battant, m. clapper || fold of a door || a, 
 deux s, folding . . . [folding. 
 
 battant, e, a. pelting, driving || swing, 
 
 batte, f. beater || wooden sword || ~ 4 
 beurre, churn-staff. 
 
 battement, m. beating |[ clapping (of 
 hands) || stamping |] throbbing. 
 
 batterie. f. fighting, scuffle || (mil., phyg.) 
 battery |[ (mar.) broadside ||~ de onlsine, 
 kitchen utensils. 
 
 batte nr, m. beater || thrasher || ~ d'es- 
 trade, spy || ~ da pave, lounger, loafer || 
 (Am.) bummer. 
 
 battolr, m. battledoor || beetle. 
 
 battre, v. a. & n. ir. to beat, to strike || to 
 mint [| to defeat || to convince || to loose || 
 ~ anx champs, to beat a salute || ~ 
 frold a, to give the cold shoulder to || ~ 
 en breohe or en mine, to batter down || 
 se ~, to fight | w. ii n. 
 
 battu, e, a.; avoir lea yeux -, to look 
 
 battue, f. battue (of game). 
 
 ban, m. (mar.) beam. 
 
 baudet, m. donkey. 
 
 bandrler, m. shoulder-belt 
 
 bandrucha, f. goldbeater's skin. 
 
 bangre, f. lair II filth || mud || pugging mor- 
 
 baume, ra. balsam, balm. [tar. 
 
 banmier, m. (bot) balsam-tree. 
 
 bavard, e, m. & I. babbler, gossip. 
 
 bavardag-e, m. prattling. 
 
 bavarder, v. n. to blab, to babble, to 
 
 bavarderie, f. prattle. [gossip. 
 
 bave, f . dribbel, slaver || slime, fouiii. 
 
 baver, v. n. to dribbel. to slobber, to 
 
 bavotte, f. bib. (slaver || to foam. 
 
 baveux, se, m. A f. slobberer. 
 
 baveux, ae, a. slobbering. 
 
 bavolr, m. bib. 
 
 bavolet, m. bead-gear || curtain. 
 
 bayer, v. n. to gape || ~ aux oornclllea, 
 to stand gaping, to star-gaze. 
 
 beant, e, a. gaping, wide open. 
 
 beat, e, m. & t devout, pious person || 
 sanctimonious person. 
 
 beat, a, a. saintly, sanctimonious. 
 
 beatlfler, v. a. beatify. 
 
 batlUt>a. f. pi. dainties. (bean. 
 
 bean, m. beauty, fairness || perfection |i fop. 
 
 bean, (bel), belle, a. fine, fair, beautitul [| 
 charmmg, graceful || excellent gloiious || 
 happy || ~ tempa, fine weather |[~ monde. 
 people of fashion || ~ aexe, the fair sex || 
 -"Aim , m. son-in-law || itepsou y ~- 
 frere, m. brotber-ln-law || stepbrother || 
 ~-per, m, father-in-law || steptaUier. 
 
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 beanooup, ad. much, man; y de ~. by 
 
 oeaupre. in. (mas.) bowsprit. [far. 
 
 beante, f. beauty || beautiful woman. 
 
 b6b6, m. baby. 
 
 beo, m. beak, bill || snout || nib (of a pen) |j 
 spout |J burner (of a lamp) || ~- de - corblu, 
 m. bill-head I! ripping-iron || ~-de-gTne, 
 m. crane's bill || ~-de-llevre, m. hare- 
 
 becarre, m. (oius.) natural, [lip. 
 
 b<5casse, f. woodcock || idiot. 
 
 b6caeseau, m. young woodcock. 
 
 bcasslne, f. snipe. 
 
 becUgne, m. fig-pecker (bird). 
 
 bechamel, f. cream-sauce. 
 
 beche, f. spade. 
 
 b6cher, v. a. to dig. 
 
 becquee, f. blllful. 
 
 becqueter, v. a. to peck || to pick || to kiss. 
 
 bedalne, f. paunch. 
 
 bedeau, m. beadle. 
 
 bedon, m. (fig.) obese person, fatsldes. 
 
 beffroi, m. belfry || alarm-bell. 
 
 beg-aiemont, m. stammering. 
 
 beg-ayer, v. a. to stammer. 
 
 begne, m. & f. stammerer. 
 
 b6g-ueule, f. prude || prudish woman. 
 
 begueule, a. squeamish, strait-laced y 
 finical, niminl-pfmini. 
 
 bog-ueulerie, f. squeamlshness, prudery. 
 
 b6grnln, m. child's cap. 
 
 begruinagre, m. convent for begulns. 
 
 beg'ulne, f. nun !| bigot 
 
 beige, a. (of wool) natural. 
 
 beig-net, m. fritter. 
 
 bejanne, m. ninny. 
 
 bel, le vido bean. 
 
 belandre, la. (mar.) bllander. 
 
 boloment, m. bleating of sheep. 
 
 baler, v. n. to bleat. 
 
 bel-eaprit, m. witty writer. 
 
 belette, f. weasel. 
 
 b61ler, m. ram. 
 
 Seller, m. (astr.) Aries. 
 
 belle, f. beauty, belle J| rubber, winning 
 (tame (at cards) || ~- de-Jonr, f. (bot) 
 day-lily || convolvulus || ~-de-nuit, f. 
 (bot. ) marvel of Peru |j fille, f. daughter- 
 in-law || stepdaughter I ~-mere, f. mother- 
 in-law || stepmother |[ ~-soanr, f. sister- 
 
 bellement, ad. softly. [In-law H stepsister. 
 
 belllgrerant, e, a. belligerent 
 
 belllquenx, ae, a. warlike, bellicose. 
 
 bellot, te, a. pretty. 
 
 belvfidere, m. belvedere, turret, terrace. 
 
 bemol, m. (mus.) flat 
 
 b6nedlcit6, m. grace (before a meal). 
 
 benediction, f. benediction, blessing. 
 
 benefice, m. benefice 11 profit || living U 
 representation & ~, benefit-night 
 
 benerlclalre, a. beneficiary. [cumbent 
 
 beneflcler, in. beneficed clergyman || lu- 
 
 benet, m. booby, ninny, simpleton. 
 
 benevolo, a. (-ment, ad.) kiud(ly). 
 
 oeni, e, a. blessed. beuignfly). 
 
 benlgue, a. (-ment, &d.) UuJ(l/j y 
 
 benla, a. benign, kind and easy. 
 
 Leuir, v. a. to blesa, lu caaseciute. 
 
 beult, e, a. coiisetn-ted || holy. 
 r, m. holy-wu 
 
 benjoin, m. beuzolu. 
 
 buucliau, f. (chirn.) benzine, beiuole. 
 
 beqalllard, m. old crippie. 
 
 b6qaille, f. crutch. 
 
 b6qulller, v. n. to walk on crutches. 
 
 bercail, m. sheep-fold. 
 
 berceau, m. cradle || bower || vault 
 
 bercer, v. a. te rock, to lull asleep. 
 
 berceuse, f. rocker. 
 
 beret, -m. Tara o' Shanter (cap). 
 
 berg-amoto, f. borcamot-pcar. 
 
 bergre, f. bank ]| bluff. 
 
 bergrer, m. shepherd, swain. 
 
 bergrore, f. shepherdess || lass || easy chair. 
 
 bergrople, f. sheep-fold. 
 
 bergreronuette, f. wagtail. 
 
 berllne, f. berlin (coach). Cues*. 
 
 berlue, f. dimness of sight || (fig.) bllnd- 
 
 berne, f., beruement, m. tossing in a 
 blanket || (fam.) raillery. |to chuff. 
 
 beruer, v. a. to toss in a blanket || (fain.) 
 
 bemlque, ad. (fain.) not at nil I 
 
 berthe, f. cape || fur-collarette. 
 
 besaoe, f. wallet || beggary. 
 
 besalgrre, a. sourish. 
 
 besides, in. pi. spectacles. 
 
 besog-ne, f. work, task. 
 
 besoig-neux, BO, a. needy. 
 
 besoin, m. need, want || necessity || misery |] 
 avoir ~ (de), to want i| an ~, if neces- 
 sary |l on the occasion || as the case may 
 
 bestlaire, m. beast-fighter. lue. 
 
 bestial, e, a. beastly, brutish || -emeut, 
 ad. bestially. 
 
 bestlaaae, f. (fam.) simpleton. 
 
 bestlauz, m. pi. cattle. 
 
 bestlole, t small beast || (fig.) young fool. 
 
 bSta(a), m. blockhead, fool. 
 
 be tall. m. cattle. 
 
 bete, f. beast, animal || fool || ~ a comes, 
 horned cattle || ~ a laine, UUlifHDU* 
 animal, sheep |[ ~ noire, aversion || a 
 bon Dleu, ~ de la Vlergre, lady-bird. 
 
 bSte, a. stupid, foolish || e'eat-t it is a 
 nuisance! [| pas si ~I (fam.) not such a 
 fool ! || -ment, ad. foolishly. 
 
 betlse, f. folly, stupidity, nonsense || trifle. 
 
 bette, f. (bot. ) beet 
 
 betterave, 1. beet-root l| mangel-wurzel. 
 
 bengrlemeut, m. bellowing. 
 
 beagrler, v. n. to bellow, to roar. 
 
 beurre, m. butter || an ~ nolr, with 
 browned butter sauce || falre son >, to 
 make nice pickings. 
 
 beurr6e, f. slice of bread and butter. 
 
 benrrer, v. a. to butter. 
 
 benrrler, m. butter-dish || butter-cooler. 
 
 b6vne, f. blunder, mistake. 
 
 b6zyorbslg;ue t m. bezique (a card-game). 
 
 blals, m. slope, slant || bias, method, man- 
 ner || de ~, en ~, sloping(ly). 
 
 blalser, T. n. to xlope y to shulflek 
 
 blaiseur, m. shuffler. 
 
 bibelot, m. knicknack, gewgaw. 
 
 btberon, ne, m. A f. wine-bibber y fuel- 
 iriK-bottle. 
 
 blbUogi-apbe, m. bibliographer. 
 
 bibliographic, f. biblin
 
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 bibliomane, m. bibliomaniac. 
 
 blbllomanle, t. bibliomania. 
 
 bibliophile, m. bibliophile, book-lover. 
 
 blbllothe'oalre, m. librarian. 
 
 blbllotheque, t library || book-shelves 
 (pi.) || book-case. 
 
 blbllque, a. biblical. 
 
 bleep*, m. (anat.) biceps. 
 
 blohe, f. bind l| (person )dear, lore, Hurling 
 
 btchette, f. little dear. 
 
 blohon, ne, m. * f. lapdog || dear. 
 
 blchonner, v. a. to curl || to trim up. 
 
 blcoqne, f. mean hamlet || hut, hovel || 
 shabby household. 
 
 bicycle, m. bicycle. 
 
 bicyclists, m. 'bicyclist. 
 
 bidet, m. nag, bidet. 
 
 bidon, m. can II bidon. 
 
 blef. m. mill-course, mill-rare. 
 
 blelle, f. (marh.) connecting-rod. 
 
 bien, m. good || fortune, wealth, estate II 
 favonr, kindness || probity || ~ pnbllo, 
 public weal || homme da ~, honest man. 
 
 bleu. (i. well || ~- aim*, e, a. well-beloved || 
 --dire, m. fine speaking || etre, m. 
 well-being, welfare || ~-fa!re, 8. well- 
 doing || ~-ronds. m. landed property || 
 ~-vlvre, m. comfort 
 
 blanfalaanoe, f. beneficence || kindness. 
 
 blenfalaant, e, a. beneficent || kind. 
 
 blenfalt, m. benefit, favour J| good office. 
 
 blenf altenr, trice, m. A I. benefactor || 
 benefactress. [blissful. 
 
 blenhenreux, ae, a. blessed, happy, 
 
 biennal, e, a. biennial. 
 
 blan>6ance, f. decency, decorum. 
 
 lena6ant, e, a. decent, becoming. 
 
 blentdt, ad. soon, ere long. Immediately. 
 
 blenveillanoe, f. kindness, goodwill. 
 
 blenvelllant, e, a. kind. 
 
 blenvenu, e, a. welcome. 
 
 blenvenne, f. welcome || footing. 
 
 bier*, f. bier, coffin. 
 
 ble, m. mill-course, mill-race. 
 
 blffer, v. a. to cancel, to erase. 
 
 blfteok, m. beefsteak || ~ ohatoau- 
 brland, rnrapsteak. 
 
 blfnrquer, to be forked, bifurcated. 
 
 blirama, m. & t. bigamist 
 
 blrame, a. guilty of bigamy. 
 
 blramle, f. Digamy. [Mrr-alccd. 
 
 blff.irr6, e, a. motley, mottled, freckled || 
 
 blffarrean, m. white-heart cherry. 
 
 blvarrer, v. a. to variegate, to dapple. 
 
 blg-arrure, f. variegation, medley. 
 
 blgle, m. beagle. [periwinkle (shell). 
 
 blg-ornea, m. blckern, horned anvil || 
 
 blfot, e, m. & t. bigot || hypocrite. 
 
 blg-ot, e. a. bigoted. 
 
 blffoterio, f.. big-otiiima, m. bigotry. 
 
 big-fa I hang ill bother! 
 
 bijou, m. Jewel, trinket. 
 
 btjautorle, f. Jewelry. 
 
 bljonUor, Are, m. 4 f. Jeweller. 
 
 bllan, in. balance-sheet l| balance || schedule. 
 
 bllboqnet, m. cup and ball. 
 
 bllo, ra. bile, gall [| anger. 
 
 enx, e, a. bilious || choleric. 
 
 bllj.la.l.t8bl!. 
 
 bUl, f. billiard-ball || marble fl log. 
 
 blllebande, f. confusion. 
 
 billet, m. note, billet II hand-bill, bill || ~ 
 d'aller et retonr, return-ticket || ~ d 
 banane, bank-note || ~ donz, love- 
 letter || - de complaisance, (com.) ac- 
 commodation bill || ~ de falre part, 
 circular letter to announce a marriage, (te- 
 ll ~ de f avenr, free pass |i ticket at re- 
 duced price II ~ de sant6, bill of health. 
 
 b!Ueves6o, f. silly trash II crotchet. 
 
 billion, m. thousand millions. 
 
 billon, m. copper-money II base coin. 
 
 billot, m. block, log II dog-yoke, clog, 
 
 blmane, m. two-handed. 
 
 blmbeloterle, f. toy-trade. 
 
 b 1mb elc tier, m. toy-man. 
 
 blnard, f. truck, four-wheeled waggon. 
 
 btnet, m. save-all. 
 
 blnette, t hoe II faced (fam.) phiz. 
 
 btnoole, m. double eyeglass || binocle. 
 
 blogrraphe, m. biographer. 
 
 biog-raphle, f. biography. 
 
 bloffraphlque, a. DiographlcaL 
 
 Mpe-de, m. biped. 
 
 bipede, a. biped. 
 
 blqne, f. she-goat 
 
 blquet, m. kid || balance. 
 
 bis, e, a. brown. 
 
 bis, ad. twice |l encore, again (at theatres). 
 
 bisaieul, e, m. & t gre^t-grandfather 1 
 great-grandmother. 
 
 bisannuel, le, a. biennial. 
 
 blsbille, f. bickering. 
 
 blscalen, m. small cannon-ball. 
 
 blaoorno, e, a. odd, irregular, queer. 
 
 blscotte, f. rusk. 
 
 biscuit, m. (sca-)biscult || sponge-cake. 
 
 blse, f. north-east wind, cold wind. 
 
 blsean, m. bevel || foot-stick || kissing-crust. 
 
 blset, m. stockdove || National Guard on 
 dnty In plain clothes. 
 
 bisque, f. bisk || broth, soup || odds, bisque. 
 
 blsquer, v. n. to be vexed, to fret 
 
 blssao, ra.- wallet 
 
 blsser, v. a. A n. to encore || to cry encore. 
 
 blsseztll, er, a, bissextile || annAe -e, 
 leap-year. 
 
 blstouri, m. bistoury (surgery). 
 
 blstonrner, v. a. to twist 
 
 blntreuz, se, a. of bistre. 
 
 bitume, m. bitumen. 
 
 bltniB(ln)er, v. a. to bitumlnate. 
 
 bltnmlneuz, se, a. bituminous. 
 
 blvao, bivouac, m. (mil.) bivouac. 
 
 bl-vaqner, blvooaquer, v. n. (mil.) to 
 bivouac, to watch. 
 
 bliarro, a. (-ment, ad.) odtl(ly) strnnge- 
 
 blcarrerle, t. oUdnesa. whim. l(ly), 
 
 iii.it.irti, e, a. pale, dull, wan. 
 
 blugrue, f. tobacco-pouch l| fudge, hum* 
 bug II ritndoin clilt-ctiat || (tnui. ) gift of thu 
 gau If blarney. 
 
 blag-aer, v. u. to humbug, to lioax. 
 
 blaffuear, m. humbug, hoaxer. 
 
 blalrean, m. badger. 
 
 blamer, v. a. to blame. 
 
 blano. m. white colour II wnlto mark, target [I 
 blank cartridg"! || white man || linen H meltefll
 
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 blanc boniment 
 
 butter || breast || de baletne, spermaceti || 
 
 ~ d'Espagrna, whiting, 
 blano, che, a. white, clean |l clear, blank || 
 
 dead || sleepless || vln ~, white wine || ~- 
 
 beo, m. novice, greenhorn || --mangrer, 
 blanchaille, f. fry. {m. blanc-mange. 
 blanchatre, a. whitish, 
 blanche, f. (mns.) minim. 
 blanrhour, f. whiteness, 
 blanohiment, m. whitening, bleaching, 
 blanohlr, v. a. & n. to whiten, to bleach, 
 
 to wash, to clear || to grow white ou gray. 
 blanchiaaagre, m. washing, bleaching || 
 
 - de tin, clear-starching. [works. 
 
 blanchlsserie, f. bleachtng-field || blearh- 
 blanchisaeur, m. bleacher, washer, 
 blanchlaseuae, f. laundress, 
 blanqnatte, f. stew with melted butter || 
 
 blanket, 
 blfiser, v. a. to weaken, to blunt, to pall || 
 
 tre blas6, to be sick of everything II 
 
 a ~, to become palled, surfeited ou used 
 blaaon, m. heraldry II coat of arms. [up. 
 blasonner, v. a. to blazon. 
 blaaphgmatenr, trice, m.&f. blasphemer, 
 blasphematenr, trioa, a. blasphemous. 
 blasphSmatolra, a. blasphemous, 
 blaspheme, m. blasphemy, 
 blasphemer, v. a. to blaspheme, 
 blitte, f. moth, black-beetle. 
 1)16, m. wheat, corn || corn-field |[ ~ nolr, 
 
 buck-wheat J| ~ de Turqnie, Indian corn, 
 blerae, a. pale, pallid, wan. 
 blemlr, v. n. to grow pale, to pale, 
 blennorrhagrle, f. (m6d.) blenorrhoea. 
 blesaant, a, a. offensive, 
 bleaser, v. a. to wound, to hurt || to offend. 
 
 to shock, to injure || ae ~, to hurt oneself || 
 
 to take offence. 
 
 bleaanre, f. wound || injury, 
 blet, ta, a. mellow, 
 bleu, m. blue || blue colour, 
 bleu, a, a. blue, 
 blen&tra, a. bluish. 
 
 bleuet, ra. vide bluet. fblne. 
 
 bleuir, v. a. to make blue fl ~, T. n. to turn 
 blindage, m. blinding || plating || sheeting. 
 bllnde, f. blind, 
 blinds, a, a. iron-plated. 
 blinder, v. a. to cover with blinds || to plate. 
 bloc, m. block, lump || en ~, in a lump, 
 blocagre, m., blooallle, f. rubbish, pebble- 
 blockhana, m. (mil. ) block-house, [stone, 
 blocus, m. blockade, 
 blond, e. a. light, fair, 
 blonde, f. fair woman, blonde || blond-lace, 
 blondln, m. fair young man || fop. 
 blondlne, f. fair young woman, 
 bloquer, v. a. to block up, to blockade, 
 e blottir, to squat, to cower down, 
 blouse, I. 8mock-frock || pucket || pinafore, 
 blocser, T. a. to pocket I) to deceive l| a* ~, 
 
 to pocket one's own ball (at billituaa) || tu 
 
 make a mess uf it. 
 bluet, lu. corn-flower, 
 bluette. f. spark n dash (of wit), 
 blntagre, m. bolting. 
 blnter, v. a. to bolt, to sift, 
 bluterle, f. bolting-room. 
 
 g II floor- 
 [boards. 
 
 blntolr, m. bolter. 
 
 bobeche. f. socket of a candle-stick. 
 
 boblne, f. bobbin. qutU for silk. 
 
 bobo, m. (child's language) slight hurt. 
 
 booagre, m. grove, copse. 
 
 booal, m. bottle || jar !| glass bowl || globe. 
 
 boeard, m. stamp || crushing-mill. 
 
 booarder, v. a. to stamp, to crush. 
 
 boeuf, m. ox || du ~, beef. 
 
 bohgmlen, ne, m. & f. gipsy || Bohemian. 
 
 bolre, m. drink, drinking. 
 
 bolre, v. a. <t n. ir. to drink || to snak, to 
 blot || to be puckered || ae ~, to be dnmk. 
 
 bola, m. wood || forest || horns of a deer || 
 ~ da oharpente, timber || ~ da lit, bed- 
 stead || ~ de rose, tulip-wood || da or an 
 ~, wooden. 
 
 boisagre, m. timber, wainscot. 
 
 bolsg, e, a. wainscoted || woody. 
 
 bolaer, T. a. to wainscot. 
 
 bolaerle, f. wainscot, wainscoting j 
 
 bolaaean, m. bushel. 
 
 bolaaeller, m. white-cooper. 
 
 bolaaon, f. drink, drinking. 
 
 bolte, f. box || watch-case IJraddy || anx 
 lettrea, letter-box j| (Am.) post- box. 
 
 bolte, f. maturity, ripeness |] an /~, fit to 
 drink. 
 
 bolter, v. n. to limp, to halt, to go lame. 
 
 boltenz, ae, a. lame, limping. 
 
 bottler, m. surgeon's case. 
 
 bol, m. bolus II bowl, basin. 
 
 bolide, m. (astr.) bolls. 
 
 bombanoe, f. feasting. 
 
 bombarde, f. bomb-ketch. 
 
 bombardement, f. bombardment. 
 
 bombarder, v. a. to bombard. 
 
 bombe, f. bomb, shell. 
 
 bombrt, e, a. arched || convex [| barrelled. 
 
 bombement, m. convexity || bulging. 
 
 bomber, v. a. & n. to make convex || to 
 barrel || to be convex. 
 
 bon, m. good quality l| bond, order || falra 
 nn ~, to give a voucher. 
 
 bon, ne, a. good, useful || able, fit, proper || 
 an ~ 6tat, sound || a quol ~ ? to what 
 purpose ? || a la -ne henre 1 be It so ! || 
 ~I well! pshaw! || ~-mot, m. witticism. 
 
 bonasae, a. simple, silly. 
 
 bonbon, ra. sweetmeat. 
 
 bonbonna, f. carboy || demijohn. 
 
 bonbonnlere, f. sugar-plum box H noat 
 little house. [to fail || to disappoint. 
 
 bond, m. rebound, gambol || faire faux ~, 
 
 bonde, f. floodgate || bung l| buntr-hole. 
 
 boudir, v. n. to rebound || to skip. 
 
 bondlasement, m. bound || skipping (of 
 animals). Iclieese. 
 
 bondon, m. bung |l bung-hole || round 
 
 bondonner, v. a. to bung. 
 
 bonnenr, ui. happiness, good luck || bleas- 
 inx It par -. luckily. 
 
 bonhomie, f. good-rmture || simplicity. 
 
 bouhouiiuD, m. good-natured man. 
 
 bonl, m. bonus || l.O. U. 
 
 bonification, f. improvement. 
 
 bonlfier, v. a. to improve. 
 
 boniment, m. (fam.) cheating || mounte- 
 bank's trick.
 
 bonjour boule 
 
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 bonjour, m. good day. good morning, 
 bonne, f. nursery-maid, curse. 
 bonne m ent, ad. simply |] plainly || foolishly, 
 bonnet, ro. cap || - a poll, bear-skin cap || 
 
 ~ da eoton, man's nightcap || ~ de 
 
 police, forage-cap, 
 bonneterle, I. hosiery, 
 bonneteur, m. sharper, ring-dropper. 
 bonnetler, m. hosier, 
 bonnette, i. bonnet || (mar.) Btndding-saO. 
 bonvolr, m. good evening, good-night || ~ I 
 
 not a bit of it !|| that's enough ! || gone I go to ! 
 bont, f. goodness |i kindness. Ibowels. 
 borborysrme, m. (med.) rumbling in the 
 bord, m. border, edge, brim || skirt \\ shore. 
 
 sea-shore, bank || shipboard II tack, limit || 
 
 lace || rim (of a hat) || ~ & ~, (mar.) along- 
 bordagre, -m. (mar.) side-planking, [side. 
 bordeaux, m. (wine) claret, 
 border, m. hem, edging, 
 bordee, f. broadside IfTolley n tack, 
 border, T. a. to border, to edge, to trim || 
 
 to plank || (mar.) to lay a deck, 
 bordereau, m. memorandum, 
 bordure, f. border, edge, edging, frame. 
 bor6al, e, a. northern. 
 bor4e, m. north-wind, 
 borgrne, a. blind of one eye || dingy. 
 borgrnesse, f. one-eyed woman, 
 bornagre, ra. setting bounds. 
 borne, f. bound, boundary, limit |l post [] 
 
 mile-stone |l bolte, f. pillar-box || 
 
 fontalne, f. water-plug, hydrant. 
 born, e, a. limited, shallow, small, nar- 
 row, mean. [fine, 
 borner, v. a. to bound, to limit || to con- 
 bornoy er, T. a. to look with one 1 eye closed, 
 
 to squint along || to set marks In. 
 bosquet, m. grove, thicket. [bruise. 
 
 bosBe, l. bump, bump, protuberance || 
 bdaser, T. a. (mar.) to stopper, 
 bosselag-e, m. embossing. [relievo. 
 
 bosseler, T. a. to emboss, to work in 
 boBselnre, f. embossment 
 boBsetler, m. glass-blower, 
 boasette, f. boss, bridle-stud, 
 bosaoir, m. (mar.) cat-head. 
 bossu, e, m. A f. hunchback, humpback. 
 bosau, e, a. hunch-backed, humpbacked. 
 bosauer, T. a. to bruise, to Indent, 
 bot, a. club-footed || fled ~, m. club-foot, 
 botanlqne, f. botany, 
 botanlqne, a. botanic(al). 
 botaulate, m. botanist, 
 botte. L boot || bunch, thrnst || bundle J| 
 
 truss || -s tinea, dress boot* || -B 4 
 
 rovers, top-boots. 
 bottS, e, a. booted || in boots. 
 bottelag-e, m. putting up In bundle*, 
 botteler, v. a. to put up in bundles, 
 better, v. a. to belp one on with one's 
 
 boot* || to fit || -, to put one's booU on. 
 bottler, in. boot-maker, 
 buttlne. I. half-boot \\ ~ t, elaatlqne, 
 
 boot with elastic sides. [scapegoat. 
 
 bouo, m. goat || goat-sldu || ~ emlnsaire, 
 bouoan, m. smokiug-place || gridiron [| 
 
 row || dust. [hunt wild oxen, 
 
 boucaaer, v. a, 4 n. to smoke dry || to 
 
 boucanier, m. buccaneer. 
 
 boucaut, m. hogshead. 
 
 bonohe, f. mouth || living || food || tabte [| 
 kitchen || ~ & feu, piece of ordnance || ~ 
 de chaleur, hot air-hole || bonne ~, tit- 
 bit [I de ~, by word of month || ~-tron, 
 
 bOTicb.6, e, a. dull, stupid, [m. stop-gap. 
 
 bouon6e, i mouthful. 
 
 boa oner, ere, m. & f. butcher [I 'butcher's 
 wife H ~ en grros, carcass-butcher. 
 
 bouoher, v. a. to stop, to cork, to bung. 
 
 boucherie, f. butchery, shambles [| 
 slaughter. [tavern -bush || tavern. 
 
 bouchon, m. stopple, cork N wisp of straw || 
 
 bouohonner, v. a. to rumple, to rub down. 
 
 bouole, f. buckle || curl. 
 
 bouoler, v. a. to buckle || to carl (hair). 
 
 bomcller, m. buckler, shield. 
 
 bouder, v. n. to pout, to sulk. 
 
 bouderle, f. pouting, sulking. 
 
 bondenr, ma, m. & T. pouter, sulker. 
 
 boudeur, ae, a. sullen, sulky. 
 
 boudln, m. black-pudding || - blano, 
 poultry sausage. 
 
 boudoir, m. lady's room, boudoir. 
 
 bone, f. mud, dirt, mire. 
 
 bo*6e, f. (mar.) buoy || ~ de aauvetagre, 
 
 honour, m. dustman. (Ufe-buoy. 
 
 boneuz, ae, a. miry, muddy, dirty. 
 
 bouffant, e, a. puffing. 
 
 bouftarde, 1 tobacco-pipe. [(In Paris). 
 
 bouffe, m. buffoon i| -s, pi. Italian opera 
 
 bouffee, f. puff || whiff || fit. 
 
 bouff or, v. n. to puff, to swell || to feed. 
 
 bouff ette, f. ear-knot || sail. 
 
 boufflr, v. a <fe n. to swell, to puff up. 
 
 boat f Isaore, f. swelling, tumour, bombast 
 
 bonffon, m. buffoon. 
 
 bouffon, ne, a. droll, comical. 
 
 bouMonner, v. n. to play the buffoon. 
 
 bouffonnerle, f. buffoonery. 
 
 bongre, m. closet || bole II den. 
 
 bongreolr, m. chamber-candlestick. 
 
 bougrer, v. n. to budge, to stir. 
 
 bongrle, f. wax-candle [| taper. 
 
 bougron, ne, m. & f. grumbler. 
 
 bougronner, v. n. to grumble. 
 
 bongrran, m. buckram. 
 
 bonlUant, e, a. boiling || hot || fiery |l hasty. 
 
 bonllle, f. fishing-pole. (water. 
 
 boulller, v. a. to stir up mud, to trouble 
 
 boullleur, m. boiler-tube. 
 
 boullll, m. boiled beef. 
 
 boulllle, f. pap || hasty-pudding II pulp. 
 
 bonllllr, v. n. ir. to boll || ~ 4 grroa 
 bouillon*, to boil fast || ~ ft- petlta 
 bouillons, to simmer. 
 
 bonlUolre, f. boiler, kettle. 
 
 bouillon, m. broth || bubble || puff (In a 
 garment) |l burst || bolre un ~, to make a 
 bad speculation. [ebullition. 
 
 boulllonnement, m. boiling, bubbling. 
 
 bonlllonner, v. u. to bubble, to gush out j| 
 to boil up || ~. v. a. to put puffs To (a gur- 
 
 boulllotte, f. boiler || kettle. Imeot). 
 
 bonlangrer, m. baker. 
 
 boulang-ere, f. baker's wife. 
 
 boulanrerle, f. bakehouse. 
 
 boule, 1 bowl || bail || soonoe ( ~ d'ean
 
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 bonlean "braiser 
 
 obauda.hot-water bottle || da ~, Bnhl . . . || 
 Jeu de -, bowls || ~- dog-uo, m. bull-dog. 
 
 bonlean, m. birch-tree. 
 
 bonlet, m. bullet, cannon-ball ~ ram<5, 
 bar-shot, chain-shot 
 
 boulette, f. little ball || forced-meat ball. 
 
 bonlenx, m. short thickset horse || drudge. 
 
 boulevard, m. bulwark, rampart 
 
 bouleversement, m. overthrow, con- 
 fusion, disorder. 
 
 bonleverser, T. a. to overthrow, to npset. 
 
 bonievne ; & la ~, ad. hastily. 
 
 bonlln, m. pigeon-hole. 
 
 bouline, f. (mar.) bowline l| gauntlet 
 
 bonliner, v. n. (mar.) to haul the wind || 
 to sail close to the wind. 
 
 bonlingrrln, m. bowling-green || grass-plot. 
 
 boulon, m. bolt || pin. 
 
 bonlonner, v. a. to bolt || to pin. 
 
 bouquet, m. nosegay, tuft, bunch R flavour 
 (of wine) || birthday-ode || crowning-piece. 
 
 bouqnetler, m. flower-seller || flower-pot. 
 
 bouquetiere, f. flower-girl. 
 
 bnnqnetln, m. wild goat fbook. 
 
 bonqnin, m. old he-goat || buck-hare || old 
 
 bonqulner, v. n. to hunt after old books. 
 
 bouqnlneur, m. bookworm. 
 
 bouqulniste, m. dealer in old books. 
 
 bouraoan, m. barracan, camlet 
 
 bourbe, f. mud, mire, dirt 
 
 bourbeux, so, a. muddy, miry. 
 
 bourbler, m. slough, plash j| scrape. 
 
 bonrdalne, f. (hot.) black alder. 
 
 bonrdalou, m. hat-band. 
 
 bourde, f. fib, sham, humbug. 
 
 bourdon, m. drone || pilgrim's staff || great 
 bell || humble-bee || bass. [tingling. 
 
 bonrdonnement, m. buzzing, humming || 
 
 bonrdonuer, v. n. to buzz, to hum | to 
 
 bonrgr, m. borough. [murmur. 
 
 bonrg-ade, f. small borough. 
 
 bourgreols, e, in. & f. burgess, burgher, 
 citizen, commoner. 
 
 bonrgreots, e, a. citizen-like || civil || pri- 
 vate, homely || common || vulgar || -ement, 
 ad. plainly, commonly. 
 
 bourgeoisie, f. citizenship || middle class. 
 
 bourgreon, m. bud || pustule. 
 
 bonrg:eonn6, e, a. pimply. 
 
 bourgroonnement, m. budding. 
 
 bourg-eonner, v. n. to bud || to break out 
 in pimples. 
 
 bonrg-mestre, m. burgomaster. 
 
 Bourg-ogrne, in. Burgundy (wine). 
 
 bonrraolie, f. (bot.) borage. [hit. 
 
 bourrade, f. snapping || cuff || (fig.) liard 
 
 bourraaque, f. squall |i fit of anger || tiff || 
 caprice, whim. 
 
 bourre, f. cow's hair || wadding || trash. 
 
 bourreau, in. executioner, hangman || tor- 
 mentor || ~ d'argrent, spendthrift 
 
 bonrr6e, f. bru^li- wood. Istlng. 
 
 boarreler, v. a. to torment, to goad l| to 
 
 boarrelet, m. pad || cushion || tumbllug- 
 
 bourrelier, m. harness-maker. [cap. 
 
 bourrer. v. a. to ram (a gun) || to stuff 
 with hair || (fam.) to thrash. 
 
 bourrlohe, I. hamper for fowls. 
 
 bonrrlque, f. she-ass || blockhead. 
 
 bourrlquet, m. ass's colt || hand-barrow. 
 bottrro, e, a. peevish. 
 bourse, f. purse, bag || bursery || scholar- 
 ship || stock-exchange || money-market 
 bonrslcant, m. small purse || savings (pi.). 
 boursier, m. bursar |] speculator on 'Change. 
 boursouflagre, m. bombast 
 boursou&e. e, a. swollen || puffed up || 
 
 bombastic || turgid. 
 
 boursoufler, v. n. to puff up, to bloat 
 boursounure, f. swelling ]| bombast || 
 
 fustian || turgidness. 
 bousouler, v. a. to put in confusion, to 
 
 turn upside down || to bully. 
 bouse, f. cow's-dung. 
 bouslllagre, m. mud-wall || very bad work, 
 boualller, v. a. & n. to bungle || to build 
 
 with mud. 
 
 bousllleur, m. (fam.) mud- waller || botcher. 
 bonsln, m. row, dust 
 bonssole, f. sea-compass II (ftp.) guide, 
 bonstifaille, f. grub, stuffing. 
 bout, in. top, end, tip || nipple || extremity. 
 boutade, f. whim, fit, freak, frolic, 
 boute; en-train, m. merry companion || 
 
 life and soul || ~-fea, m. firebrand j| ~- 
 
 selle, m. (mil.) signal to saddle. 
 boutellle, f. bottle || flask || jar. 
 bonteroue, m. iron way for wheels, 
 boutique, f. shop || stall || stock || set of 
 bontiquler, m. shop-keeper. [tools. 
 
 boutolr, m. snout |) buttress, parer. 
 bouton, m. button || stud || knob || handle || 
 
 bud || pimple || ~ d'or, (pot.) buttercup. 
 boutonn6, e, a. buttoned || close. 
 boutonner, v. a. & n. to button || to bud. 
 boutonnerle, f. button-ware, 
 boutonnler, m. button-maker. 
 bontonni6re, f. button-hole, 
 bouts - rime's, m. pi. poetry made to 
 
 rhyme with given words || dumb-crambo 
 
 (game). 
 
 bouturo, f. cutting from a tree sucker, 
 bouverie, f. ox-stall, 
 bonvler, m. ox-driver, 
 bouvreull, m. bullfinch. 
 bovine, a. bovine, 
 boxe, f. boxing. 
 boxer, v. n. to box. 
 
 boxeur, m. boxer. [hose. 
 
 boyau, m. gut || narrow place II passage II 
 boyaudler, m. fiddle-string maker, 
 boyoottag-e, m. boycotting || Irish ter- 
 boyootter, v. a. to boycott [roiism. 
 
 bracelet, m. bracelet, armlet 
 braconnagre, m. poaching. 
 braoonner, v. n. to poach. 
 braoonnler, m. poacher. 
 bragruette, f. flap |l (bot) cowslip. 
 brahmane, m. Bralimiu. 
 bral, m. pilch, tar. 
 bralilard, e, m. & t. bawler. 
 braillard, e, a. bawling, 
 bralller, v. n. to brawl, to be noisy. 
 braillenr, m. brawler, squaller. 
 bralment, m. braying. 
 bralre, v. n. to bray, 
 bruise, f. embers (pi.) |l live roM. 
 bralser, v. a, to stew, to bioil.
 
 braisiire - brisk* 
 
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 brMMere, f. brazier || stew-pan, 
 bramemant, m. belling (of stags). 
 bramer, v. n. to bell (of stags). 
 brancard, m. stretcher || titter || hand- 
 Harrow || shaft (of a coach), 
 branchagro, m. branches (pi.), 
 tranche, f. branch, bough, 
 brancher, v. n. to perch. 
 branohiea, t. pi. gflls (of a fish). 
 branchn, e, a. branchy, ramous. 
 brandade, f. (culin.) braodade (manner 
 
 of preparing eels). 
 brande, f. heath, 
 brandebourg-, m. gimp, braid, 
 brandevin, m. brandy, 
 brandillement, m. swinging. 
 brandlller, v. a. to awing. 
 brandlr, v. a. to brandish. fbrnnd. 
 
 brandon, m. wlp of lighted straw || ftre- 
 branlant, a. shaking, wagging, tottering. 
 branle, m. Jocging, tossing || Impetus || 
 
 brawl (dance) II --ban, m. (mar.) clearing 
 
 the deck || falre ~-baa de combat, to 
 
 clear for action. (tion. 
 
 branlement, m. Jogging |[ motion II ngita- 
 branler, r. a. A n. to shake, to swing, to 
 
 toiler || to be loose || ~ dans le mancho, 
 
 to waver || to totter, 
 braqne, m. brack-bound || mad-cap, 
 braquemart, m. cutlass, 
 braqner, T. a. to level (a piece of Ordnance) || 
 
 to point, to turn, 
 bras, m. arm || claw || handle || (fig.) power, 
 
 force | ~ dessas dessoas, arm in 
 braser, v. a. to braze || to solder. [arm. 
 brasler. m. coal-pan || red-hot fire. 
 brassage, m. brewing || mashing || stirring 
 
 up |l mixing. 
 
 brassard, in. armlet, brace. fming). 
 
 brasae, f. (mar.) fathom |( stroke (In swim- 
 brassee, f. armful || stroke in swimming, 
 braaser, v. a. to brew [I (fig.) to plot. 
 brasserie, f. brewery. [wife, 
 
 braaaenr, se, m. A I. brewer || brewer's 
 brasslagre, m. (mar.) fathoming || depth. 
 brassieres, f. pi. braces. 
 braasin, m. mash-tub. [hector, 
 
 bravacho, m. blusterer, bully, swaggerer |) 
 bravade, f. bluster II boast. 
 brave, m. gallant fellow II brave soldier || 
 
 worthy man. 
 brave, a. l-ment, ad.) bravcfly) II coura- 
 
 geous(ly) II bonest(ly) || good || nice(ly). 
 braver, v. a. to brave, 
 bravoure, f. bravery, valour. fsliwp. 
 
 brebls, f. sheep, ewe || ~ graleuae, black 
 breohe, f. breach II notch II hole, gap || ~- 
 
 dent(s), a. gap-toothed, 
 bradl-breda, ad. (turn.) hurriedly, 
 bredoallle, u. , norttr ~, to go away an 
 
 out) came. Mg, faltering. 
 
 brudoulUttment. m. itiitteriug, jabber- 
 tirtjdouliler, v. u. to stutter, to jubber, 
 
 to slammer. (stammerer, 
 
 bredoulllenr, m. stutlerer. Jabberer, 
 bref, breve, a. brief, short II ~, ad. in 
 brehalffne, a. barren (of animals), [short. 
 brelle, f. raft, float or wood, 
 breloqne, f. trinket, gewgaw. 
 
 brSme, f. bream (flab), 
 br^slllet, m. Brasil-wood. 
 bretailler, r. n. to tilt I 
 bretalllenr, m. tiller || bully." 
 bretander, v. a. to crop (a hone's ears), 
 bretelle, f. strap, brace, 
 brette, f. rapier. 
 brettenr, m. fighter, bully, 
 breuvagre, m. drink, potion II drench, 
 brevet, m. brief, warrant || indenture II 
 
 (mar.) bill of lading, 
 breveter, v. a. to give a warrant. 
 br6vlaire, m. breviary, 
 bribe, f. hunch || scrap, 
 brlo-a-brao, m. marine store*. 
 brick, m. (mar.) brig, 
 brlcole, f. collar || strap || backstroke U 
 
 flam IT par ~, indirectly. 
 bride, f. bridle, check, curb || stay (tor a 
 
 cap) || & toute ~, a ~ abattue, at full 
 brid6, e, a. bridled [I regular. [speed. 
 
 brlder, r. a. to bridle || to span, 
 brldon, m. snaffle. 
 brlevement, ad. briefly. 
 brlevet6, f. brevity, shortness. 
 brig-ade, f. brigade || band, 
 hrigradier, m. brigadier || police-sergeant 
 brigand, m. robber, ruffian, 
 brlgrandagre, m. robbery, 
 brlg-ander, v. n. to rob. 
 brlgrantln, m. (mar.) brignntine. 
 brigrantlne, f. (mar.) spanker (sail). 
 brlgrue, f. intrigue, cabal, [action, 
 brig-uer, v. a. to seek for, to canvass, to 
 brlllamment, ad. brilliantly. [court, 
 
 brillant, m. brilliant || brilliancy, 
 brillant, e, a. brilliant, bright. 
 brlllanter, v. a. to cut (a diamond) U to 
 brlller, v. n. to shine. [tinsel, 
 
 brlmbaler, v. a. to swing, 
 brimborlon, m. bauble, knicknack. 
 brln, m. blade || slip, sprig || morsel, bit U 
 brlndllle, f. sprig, twig. [staple. 
 
 brioche, f. cake, bun jf blunder, mistake, 
 
 bull. [layer, 
 
 brlqno, f. brick II macon en -s. brick - 
 briquet, m. matches, fusees (pi.) j| steel || 
 
 short sword || battre le ~, to strike a light. 
 brlqnetag-e, m. brick-work, 
 brlquete, e, a. brick-coloured || of imitn- 
 brlqaeter, v. a. to brick. [tion brick, 
 brlqneterle, f. brick-field l| brick-making, 
 brlqnetler, m. brick-maker, 
 brls, m. (Jur.) breaking open || wreck, 
 brlsant, m. breaker, breakwater. 
 brlse, f. breeze || --g-lace, m. starling 
 
 -lames, m. breakwater, groin || -- 
 
 mottes, in. (agr.) clod-crusher || tonr- 
 
 teaux, m. oilcake breaker || ~-tout, ui. 
 
 bivak-ull I) ~- vent, in. ncrt.-vii. 
 brlse, e, a. broken || knocked up || fuldlu^ 
 brlaees, f. pi. boughn cut uu brukoii oft U 
 
 footnleps |j shoes In*-l8 l| ground. 
 brlaement, m. breaking i| tltuhlng. 
 brlser, v. a. A n. to break, to split, to 
 
 crush, to shatter, to stop || se ~, to split D 
 
 to be brittle j| to fold up. 
 brlsenr, m. breaker, 
 nrlska, m. brlttka.
 
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 brisoir bflcher 
 
 brisolr, m. brake for flaz. 
 
 brtsnre, f. break || fold. [anyhow. 
 
 broo, m. Jug, can II de brio et de ~, 
 
 brooantare, m. broker's trade. 
 
 brooanter, v. a. An. to chaffer, to barter || 
 to deal in second-hand goods. 
 
 brooanteur, m. (furnitwe-)broker || dealer 
 in second-hand goods. 
 
 brooard, m. taunt, scoff. 
 
 brooarder, v. a. to taunt. 
 
 brocart, m. brocade. 
 
 broohagre, m. stitching. 
 
 broche, L brooch (jewellery) || spit || knit- 
 ting-needle || peg || spindle. 
 
 broohle, f. meat roasting on the spit. 
 
 brooher, v. a. to figure If to emboss II (of 
 books) to stitch, to sew || to compose in a 
 hurry, to despatch. 
 
 broohet, rn. pike, Jack (fish). 
 
 brooheter, v. a. to skewer, to spit. 
 
 brocheton, m. young pike, pickerel. 
 
 brochette, f. skewer II pin. 
 
 Jsrooheur, m. book-stitcher. 
 
 broehnre, f. pamphlet || stitching. 
 
 brodequln, m. lace-boot || sock || buskin || 
 comedy. 
 
 broder, T. a. to embroider, to embellish. 
 
 broderle, f. embroidery || embellishmeut. 
 
 brodeur, m. embroiderer || embellisher. 
 
 broiement, m. grinding. 
 
 broncher, v. n. to stumble || to blunder. 
 
 bronchea, m. pi. bronchia (pi.). 
 
 bronchite, f. (med.) bronchitis. 
 
 broniagre, m. bronzing. 
 
 bronze, m. bronze, brass || flint-steel. 
 
 bronier, T. a. to bronze || to harden. 
 
 broquette, f. tack, small nail. 
 
 brosB.ag-e, m., brosa6e, f. brushing. 
 
 brosBo, f. brush. 
 
 broaaer, T. a. to brush, to rub. 
 
 brosuerie, f. brush-manufactory. 
 
 brcBsier, m. brush-maker. 
 
 brou, m. husk, hull || shell (of almonds). 
 
 bronze, f. fog, mist. 
 
 brouet, m. broth [| gruel. 
 
 brouette, f. wheel-barrow. 
 
 bronetter, v, a. to wheel in a barrow. 
 
 brouetteur, m. wheel-barrow man. 
 
 brouhaha, m. (fam.) hubbub. 
 
 broalllaminl, m. (fam.) confusion, hurly- 
 burly || disagreement. 
 
 bronlllard, m. fog, mist || waste-book || 
 papier ~, blotting-paper. 
 
 brouillasser, T. imp. to drizzle. 
 
 brouille, f. quarrelling, discord. 
 
 brouiUer, v. a. to mix, to confuse, to 
 confound || to set at variance || to puzzle II 
 to shuffle || ae ~, to fall out. to quarrel || 
 (of the weather) to break up j| to be over- 
 cast |J to perplex oneself. 
 
 broalllerie, f. disagreement 
 
 bruuilluu, m. rough draught ou copy || 
 w ante book || blunderer || mui pluu 
 
 bruulllon, ne, a. turbulent, meddling. 
 
 bronlr, v. a. to blight, to nip. 
 
 broulasure, f. blast, blight. 
 
 brousaailles, f. pi. brambles ||bru6hwo'od. 
 
 bronasallleux, ae, a. (fig.) thorny, dif- 
 ficult. 
 
 brousse, f. bush, thicket. 
 
 bronaaln, m. excrescence. 
 
 bront, m. browse-wood. 
 
 brouter, v. a. to browse, to graze. 
 
 broutllles, t pi. sprigs 1| trifles (pi.). 
 
 broyer, v. a. to bray, to grind, to pound., 
 
 broyeur, m. grinder, pounder. 
 
 bra, f. daughter-in-law. 
 
 bruant, m. yellow-hammer (bird). 
 
 brngrnon, m. nectarine. 
 
 brnlne, f. drizzling rain, drizzle. 
 
 brulner, v. imp. .to drizzle. 
 
 brnire, v. n. to blow, to rustle || to rattle. 
 
 brnlssement, m. rustling noise, roaring || 
 tingling (of the ears). 
 
 bruit, m. noise, roaring, rattling, shriek- 
 ing |j rumour I) commotion, uproar || quar- 
 rel, dispute II a petit ~, silently || a 
 grrand ~, with pomp. 
 
 brulant, e, a. burning, hot. 
 
 brnle; ~-g-neule, m. short pipe, dhudeen 
 |j a ~-pourpoint, ad. close || to one's 
 face || home |) tout, m. save-all. 
 
 brnler, T. a. & n. to burn, to scald || to 
 
 scorch, to blast, to heat, to dry || to in- 
 flame || to be on fire N to be in a glow || to 
 ' earnestly || ~ la pollteaae a, to 
 very rudely j| to leave abruptly II ~ 
 ipior, to write tn a flowing style || 
 
 wish earnest!; 
 
 serve ve 
 
 le par 
 
 ae - la derveUe, to blow oat one's 
 
 brains. 
 
 brflleur, m. incendiary, flrer. 
 braloir, m. coffee-roaster, 
 brfllot, m. fire-ship, 
 brulnre, f. bum || blast. 
 brume, f. mist, fog. 
 broxnenx. ae, a. misty, foggy- 
 bran, m. brown colour || dark man. 
 bran, e, a. brown, dark, 
 brnnatre, a. brownish. [inc. 
 
 brune, f. dark woman || dusk of the even- 
 brunette, f. dark girl. 
 brunir, v. a. & n. to burnish, to brown || 
 
 to grow brown. 
 
 brunlssagre, m. burnishing. 
 bruniaaenr, m. burnisher, 
 brunlsaoir, m. burnishing-stick. 
 brunlaaure, f. burnishing, 
 brusque, a. (-ment, ad.) brusqneflr) || 
 
 blunt(ly) || sharp(ly) || abruptly), 
 brusquer, v. a. to treat roughly || to hnrry 
 
 over |l to snap (anyone) up. 
 brnsQuerle, f. Dlnntness, abrnptness, 
 
 brusqueness. 
 
 brut, e, a. rough, raw || rude, 
 brutal, m. brute || frano ~, regular boor, 
 brutal, e, a, brutal, brutish || coarse | 
 
 -ement, brutally, 
 brntallaer, v. a. to treat roughly. 
 brutality, f. brutality, brulishoess. 
 brayainment, ad. noisily. (terini;- 
 
 bruyaut, e, u. noisy, clamorous y blua- 
 bruyere, f. beatb i| (bot.) heather, 
 bnauderln, t, wumi-liuuHe. 
 buandler, m. bleacher. 
 bnandiere, f. waaherwoman. 
 bnbon, m. (md.) bubo, 
 b ttohe, L log of wood || blockhead. 
 buoher, m. funeral pile || wood-house.
 
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 bflcher, v. a. & n. to fell wood, to rough- 
 hew || to work hard. 
 
 bficheron, m. wood-cutter |] seller of wood. 
 
 bnchfitte, f. fallen-wood, sticks. 
 
 bucollque, m. bucolic. 
 
 bucollqne, a. bucolic (poet or poem). 
 
 bndgret, m. budget. 
 
 bade, f. lye. 
 
 buffet, m. bnffet, sideboard Q refreshment- 
 
 bnffle, m. buffalo. [room. 
 
 buffleterle, t buff-belts of a soldier. 
 
 bnffletln, m. young buffalo. 
 ' bugle, m. bugle f| (mug.) key -bugle. 
 I bula, m. box, box-wood. 
 ' bolsson, m. bush, thicket || ~ creux, no- 
 thing || nobody. 
 ' bulsBonneux, , a. busliy, woody. 
 
 butBBonnler, ere, a. bush || fatre 
 
 1'eoole -Are, to play truant. 
 ! tmlbe, f. bulb. 
 
 bnlbenx. ae, a. bulbous. 
 ' bnlle, f. bubble 11 (papal) bull. 
 
 bnlletln, m. bulletin || suramaiy of news || 
 
 little ticket, ballot 
 ' burallate, m. office-keeper. 
 
 bore, f. drugget || shaft (of a mine). 
 
 bureau, m. office || writing-desk II dnven- 
 port || - d'adrensep, Intelllgencc-oflire. 
 
 bureancrate, m. bureaucrat, 
 
 bureaucratle, f. bureaucracy || rrd-tapisn. 
 
 bnreaucratiqne, a. bureaucratic, 
 
 burette, f. cruet II flagon. 
 
 bnrln, m. burin, graver. 
 
 bnrlner, T. a. to engrave. 
 
 burlesque, a. (-merit, ad.) comical (ly) || 
 joi ular(ly). 
 
 bnrnouB, m. burnous, Arabian cloak. 
 
 buaard, m. (moor-)buzzard. 
 
 busc, m. busk (of stays). 
 
 buae, f. buzzard || (fig.) simpleton. 
 
 buaqu6, e, a. curved! 
 
 bnitquer, v. a. to pat a busk In ou on. 
 
 bnate, m. bust 
 
 but, m. mark, aim, design || ~ a ~, even, 
 on a par || de ~ en blanc, point blank || 
 bluntly || without any preamble. 
 
 bnter, T. n. to srt (against) || ae ~, to 
 stick || to be bent || to oppose. 
 
 bntin, m. booty || prize. 
 
 butlner, v. n. to pilfer I] to get booty. 
 
 butor, m. bittern fl pig-beaded churl. 
 
 bntte, f. mound || butt || hill, rise II en ~, 
 exposed to. |to stumble. 
 
 butter, T. a. A n. to earth ou bank up || 
 
 buvable, a. drinkable. 
 
 buvard, m. blotter |j blotting-pad || ~ de 
 vojrag-e, despatch- box. 
 
 buvette, f. refreshment-boolh || tap-room. 
 
 buveor, ae, m. A f. toper, drunkard. 
 
 buvotter, v. n. to sip || to tipple. 
 
 c. 
 
 V&, ad. here l| ~ et la, here and tbere || to 
 and fro || ~ I cniue on ! || ~, pn. (fam.) tula. 
 Uint || o'est ~. that's it. 
 
 eabale. f. cabal'U (Jewish) cabala. 
 
 oabaler, v. n. to cabal, 
 cabaleur, m. caballer. 
 cabaUstique, a. cabalistic, 
 caban, m. cloak with a cape ou hood, 
 cabane, f. cottage, cabin || hut || kennel. 
 oabanon, m. small cabin, cell. 
 
 cabaret, m. public-house || set of tea-things. 
 ibaretler, lore, m. & f. 
 
 publican's wife. 
 
 cabaretler, lore, m. & f. tavern-keeper || 
 
 cabas, m. .basket || work-bag. 
 
 cabestan, m. (mar.) capstan. 
 
 cabllland, m. codfish. 
 
 cabinet, m. closet, study, cabinet || Cabinet- 
 council || ~ d'affaires, agency office || 
 ~ d'alaance, water-closet || ~ de lecture, 
 reading-room \\ circulating library. 
 
 cable, m. (mar.) cable || hawse. 
 
 cablean, m. boat-rope. 
 
 caboche, f. noddle || head-piece. 
 
 cabotage, m. coasting-trade. 
 
 oaboter, v. n. to coast 
 
 caboteur, eabotler, m. coaster. 
 
 cabotin, e, m. ct f. strolling comedian. 
 
 ae cabrer, to rear, to prance |) to get Into 
 
 oabrl, m. kid. la passion. 
 
 cabriole, f. capriole || caper. 
 
 cabrloler, v. n. to caper. 
 
 cabriolet, m. gig || hansom cab. 
 
 cabrloleur, m. caperer. 
 
 cacade, f. (fam.) evacuation [| (fig.) failure, 
 
 cacao, m. cocoa-nut. (meM. 
 
 cacaoyer, cacaotler, m. cocoa-tree. 
 
 cacatoea, m. cockatoo. 
 
 cachalot, m. sperm-whale. 
 
 cache, f. hiding-place l| fly-leaf || ~-caohe, 
 rn. bide-and-seck (game). 
 
 oacliemire, in. casninere. 
 
 cache-ne*, m. comforter. 
 
 cacher, v. a. to hide, to cenceal || ae ~, 
 to hide oneself, to live retired || to make a 
 
 cachet, m. seal |] signet ^mystery of. 
 
 oacheter, v. a. to seal. 
 
 caohette, f. hiding-place || en ~, secretly. 
 
 oachot, m. dungeon || cell. 
 
 oachotterle, f. (air of) mystery. 
 
 cachottler, ere, a. mysterious, sly. 
 
 oaohon, m. cachoo. 
 
 cacolet, m. mule-litter. [ance. 
 
 cacophonle, f. cacophony || (mus.) disson- 
 
 cadaatre, m. land survey and valuation, 
 cadastre |l doomsday-book. 
 
 oadaverenz, ae, a. cadaverous. 
 
 cadavre, m. corpse, dead body. 
 
 cadean, in. gift, present 
 
 cadenas, in. padlock. 
 
 oadenaaaer, v. a. to padlock. fshake. 
 
 cadence, f. cadency || (mus.) cadence, trill, 
 
 cadenoer, v. a. to cudonue p to shake. 
 
 cadene, f. chain lor gaUvy-'liives || chaln- 
 gung. (junior || cailvt 
 
 cadet, m. younger brother, yuuugeRt, 
 
 cadet, to, a. younger, Junior. 
 
 oadette, f. youii2t slottr y small paviiir- 
 sloue. |dlal. 
 
 oadran, m. dl.tl-plnte || ~ aolalre, sun- 
 cadre, m. frame || list of officers || mil (pi. ). 
 
 cadrer, v. n. to square, to agree with. 
 
 caduc. que, a. frail, decrepit, decayed, 
 perishable. || mal ~, epilepsy.
 
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 cadncfte cambrer 
 
 oadncle, m. cadncens. 
 
 eadmcite, f. caducity, decay. fsor. 
 
 cafard, e/m. & t . hypocrite, canting per* 
 
 cafard, e, a. hypocritical, canting || air~, 
 mask of hypocrisy. 
 
 oafarderle, f. hypocrisy. 
 
 oaf 6, m. coffee || coffee-house || moulln a- 
 ~, coffee-mill |j grarijon de ~, waiter. 
 
 caf6tSre, f. coffee-pluntation. 
 
 eafetier, m. coffee-house keeper. 
 
 eafetiere, 1 coffee-pot. 
 
 cafler, m. coffee-plant. 
 
 oagre, m. cage, bird-cage. 
 
 cagrnard, m. lazy-bones, sluggard 1| (mar.) 
 weather-cloth. 
 
 oagmard, e, a. idle, lazy, skulking. 
 
 oagrnarder, T. n. to waste one's time. 
 
 oagrnarctlse, f. laziness. 
 
 eagrneux, ne, a. bandy-legged. 
 
 cag-notte, L money-box. 
 
 ragrot, e. a. bigoted, hypocritical. 
 
 naffoterl*, f. bigotry- 
 
 rag-otlsmo, m. bigotry. 
 
 cahler, m. small paper volume n copy- 
 book, manuscript-book || sheet (in print- 
 
 eahln-caha, ad. (fam.) so-so. ling). 
 
 eahot, m. jolt. 
 
 rahotare, m. Jolting. 
 
 cahoter, T. a. <t n. to jolt 
 
 nahute, f. hut, hovel. 
 
 oaXeu, m. (hort.) sucker, off-set || clove. 
 
 callle, f. quail. 
 
 callle-, m. curd. 
 
 caillebotte, f. cords (of milk). 
 
 eallla-lait, m. cheese-rennet. 
 
 calllsr, v. a. to curdle || to clot 
 
 oMUetaie, m. gossiping. 
 
 cnilleteau. m. young quail. 
 
 oaillette, f. rennet-bag || gossip. 
 
 ealllot, m. clot of blood. 
 
 calllou, m. flint-stone, pebble. 
 
 cailloutag-e, m. stoning || heap ot (tones || 
 pebble-work || rock-work. 
 
 oalllonter, v. a. to stone. 
 
 calUoutenx, ee, n, stony, pebbly. 
 
 caiman, m. alligator. 
 
 caique, m. Turkish boat. 
 
 calsse, f. chest, box, trunk n till || case il 
 dram || body of a coach II cashier's desk || 
 counting-house II cash-account || frame, 
 body || en ~, in hand || livre de ~, cash- 
 
 oalasier, m. cashier. [book. 
 
 caisson, m. ammunition-waggon, tumbril. 
 
 oajoler, v. a. to wheedle. 
 
 cajolerle, f. wheedling. 
 
 cajole ur, m. wheedler. 
 
 col, m. callosity. 
 
 calalson, m. (mar.) draft, load water-line. 
 
 calamity, f. calamity. 
 
 oalamlteux, se, . calamitous. 
 
 ualandratfu, m. calendering. 
 
 alandr. f. weeYll || lark i| calender, uot- 
 MtM. 
 
 ofelaudrer. v. a. to calender. 
 
 oalandrenr, se, m. & t. calemlerer. 
 
 oalang-ae, f. (mar.) cove, creek. 
 
 calcaire, a. calcarious, chalky. 
 
 calcSdolne, f. chalcedony. 
 
 calclner, v. a. to calcine. 
 
 oalonl, m. calculation I] ciphering |) (mM.) 
 calculus |j de ~ fait, all things con- 
 sidered, alter mature deliberation. 
 
 ealculateur, m. calculator. fcipher. 
 
 oalculer, v. a. to calculate, to reckon || to 
 
 cale, f. wedge || (mnr.)hold || stocks, slips i| 
 slope || & fond de ~, (mar.) down in the 
 
 calebaase, f. calabash. [hold. 
 
 caleche, f. calache, open carriage. 
 
 calepon, m. drawers, pair of drawers. 
 
 calefactenr, m. economic cooking-appara- 
 
 calembonr, m. pun. [tus. 
 
 calernbonrista, m. punster. 
 
 oalembredalne, f. Ob, subterfuge, cock- 
 and-bull story. 
 
 calendes, f. pi. calends. 
 
 oalendrler, m. calendar. 
 
 oalepin, m. note-book. \tr> sink. 
 
 oaler, v. a. to wedge || to lower II ~, v. n. 
 
 naif at, m. (mar.) caulker. 
 
 calfatagre, m. (mar.) caulking. 
 
 ealfater, v. a. (mar.) to caulk. 
 
 calfeutragre, m. stopping up of chinks. 
 
 calf eutrer, v. a. to stop up chinks || se ~, 
 to make oneself snug. 
 
 calibre, m. size, bore, stamp. 
 
 eallce, m. chalice II flowor-cup. 
 
 ealloot, m. calico || counter-jumper. 
 
 call Je. m. caliph. 
 
 a oallfonrchon, ad. astraddle. 
 
 c&lin, e, m. <t f. do-nothing || wheedler. 
 
 c&lin, e, a. coaxing, wheedling. 
 
 c&lin er, v. a. to wheedle, to coax |[ se ~, 
 to take one's ease |J to coddle oneself. 
 
 callnerle, f. wheedling. 
 
 calleux, se, a. callous, hard, horny. 
 
 calligrraphe, m. calllgrapher, copyist. 
 
 caUigrraphie, f. calligraphy. 
 
 calllg-raphiqae, a. calligraphic. 
 
 calloslte, f. callosity, [draught, anodyne. 
 
 caiman t, m. (mdd.) sedative, composing- 
 
 oalme, m. calmness || calm. 
 
 oalme, a. calm, tranquil, quiet || (com.) dull. 
 
 calmer, v. a. to calm, to appease, to quiet 
 
 ealomnlateur, m. slanderer. 
 
 calomnle, f. calumny, slander. 
 
 oalomnler, v. a. to calumniate, to slander. 
 
 oalomnlenz, se, a. (-sement, ad.) ca- 
 lumnious(ly) || slanderou8(ly). 
 
 calorlfere, in. hot-air stove. 
 
 oalorlc^ne, m. caloric, heat. 
 
 calotte, f. skull-cap || coif || box on the 
 ear |l priesthood || canopy. 
 
 oalotter, v. a. to box (anyone's) ears. 
 
 oalottln, m. priest II white choker. 
 
 caique, m. tracing || copy. 
 
 calquer, v. a. to trace, to copy. 
 
 oalna, m. callosity II calloiumess || obduracy. 
 
 Calvalre, m. Calvary. 
 
 oalvltla, f. buldutma. 
 
 camaien, m. caiueu. 
 
 oamarade, m. A t comrade, mate, com- 
 paulon, partner. 
 
 camaraderie, f. association, companion- 
 ship, close fraternity. 
 
 eamard, e, a. flat-nosed || la -e, Death. 
 
 oambouls, m. coom, cart-grease. 
 
 oambrer, v. a. to camber, to crook, to 
 bend || se ~, to warp || to arch one's back.
 
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 cambrlolttur, m. pick-lock (tnier). 
 
 oambrure, f. bending. 
 
 oambuse, f. (mar.) steward's room. 
 
 oambuBler, m. (mar.) steward's mate. 
 
 eam6e, m. cameo. 
 
 ccjn<5Ha, camellia, m. (bot.) camella. 
 
 camelot, m. camlet. 
 
 camelotte, f. shoddy || trash, rubbish. 
 
 cim^riste, f. waiting-woman. 
 
 camion, m. truck, dray. 
 
 oamloiinag-e, m. cartage in a dray. 
 
 camlonnenr, m. drayman. 
 
 camisole, f. under-walstcoat || ~ de force, 
 strait-waistcoat |) ~ de unit, short night- 
 dress. 
 
 eamomille, f. (bot.) camomile. 
 
 cam outlet, m. whiff of smoke (In the face) |) 
 (fig.) affront || rap over the knuckles. 
 
 campagnarJ, e, m. & t. countryman || 
 countrywoman. 
 
 campagrnard, e, a. churlish. 
 
 campag-ne, f. country )| (mil.) campaign, 
 expedition || battre la ~, to scour the 
 country || to speak at random || to beat 
 bout the bush || to be delirious. 
 
 campanile, m. (arch.) campanile. 
 
 campanula, 1 bell-flower. 
 
 campftohe, m. logwood. 
 
 camper, v. a. & n. (mil.) to encamp H e 
 ~, to plant ou place oneself. 
 
 camphre, m. camphor. 
 
 oamphr-6, e, R. camphorated. 
 
 oamphrer, y. a. to camphorate. 
 
 oampnrler, m. camphor-tree. 
 
 oaoipoa, m. holiday (at school). 
 
 camua, e, a. snub-nosed, fiat-nosed I) cat- 
 ting a poor figure, fooled, disappointed. 
 
 canaille, f. nibble, mob || scoundrel. 
 
 oanal, m. canal, channel, water-conduit 
 
 oanaliser, T. a. to cut canals, to canalise. 
 
 canape-, m . sofa. [paper report.- 
 
 oanard, m. duck l| water-dog || false iiews- 
 
 canarder, v. a. to shoot from ambush. 
 
 canardlere, f. decoy for wild ducks 
 duck-gun || loop-hole. 
 
 canarl, in. canary-bird. 
 
 cancan, m. tittle-tattle cancan (Indecent 
 dance). [cancan. 
 
 oancaner, T. n. to tattle |J to dance the 
 
 oancanier, lere, m. i f. gossip. 
 
 oanctSreux, >e, a. (rafid.) cancerous. 
 
 cancre, m. crab-fish || miser. 
 
 oanorelat, m. American cockroach. 
 
 oand61abre, m. candelabrum || candle- 
 
 oandeur, f. candour. [stick || lamp-post 
 
 oandi, m. sugar-candy. 
 
 oandldat, m. candidate. 
 
 candidature, f. candidateehip. 
 
 oandlde. a. (-meut, ad.) candld(ly) || 
 
 e oandir, to candy. [tiuult. 
 
 eane, f. duck. 
 
 canetoa, m. duckling. 
 
 oanotte, 1. duckling f pint || tap. 
 
 0*11 1> van, la. canvass U bketcb, 
 
 uanlohe, f. poodle. [days. 
 
 o*nloulalre, a. cttuicular || jour* , tlog- 
 
 uauloule, f. dog-sU 
 
 lit. JKtti.li.Ie. 
 *, ft* 
 
 oanne, f. cane, walklng-blick || reed || ~ 
 plombe'e. loaded stick | aore, 
 sugar-cane. freed. 
 
 oanneler, v. a. to channel, to flute || to 
 
 canuelle, f. cinnamon || tap. 
 
 cannelure, f. fluting. 
 
 canon, m. cannon [] barrel of a gun || nose || 
 (mus.) canon || quarter-pint j) ~ ray 6, 
 rifled gun || a ~ ray<, rifle-barrelled. 
 
 canonical, m. canonry. 
 
 oanonlqne, a. canonical. 
 
 oanoniser, y. a. to canonise. 
 
 oanonnade, f. cannonade. 
 
 oanonner, v. a. to cannonade. 
 
 canonnler, m. gunner. 
 
 canonnlere, f. pop-gun || gun-boat 
 
 canot, m. barge || canoe. [keeper. 
 
 canotier, m. rower || bargeman || boat- 
 cantata, f. (mus.) cantata. 
 
 cantaloup, m. (hort) cantaloup, cantclope. 
 
 cantatrloe, f. songstress. 
 
 cantharide, f. Spanish-fly. 
 
 cantine, f. canteen, bottle-case. 
 
 cantinier, lere, m. & f. sutler || canteen- 
 
 cantlque, m. canticle, song. [woman. 
 
 canton, m. canton, district 
 
 cantonnement, m. cantonment 
 
 cantonner, v. a. & n. (mil.) to canton || to 
 be in cantonments. [keeper. 
 
 oantonnier, m. road-mender || (rail.) liue- 
 
 oanule, f. injection-pipe || tube. 
 
 canuler, T. a, to bore, to plague. 
 
 caoutchouc, m. Indian-rubber. 
 
 cap, m. (mar.) cape, headland || on et 
 le ~ ? (mar.) how is her head? || ~-de- 
 monton, m. (mar.) dead-eye. 
 
 capable, a. capable, fit, skilful || assum- 
 ing [I o'est un nomme tre>-~, be it 
 the right man in the right place. 
 
 capacity, f. capacity, ability y capaclous- 
 
 caparagon, m. caparison. [ness. 
 
 caparagonner, v. a. to caparison. 
 
 cape, f. cloak with a hood || riding-hood. 
 
 capellne, f. woman's hat 
 
 oaplllairo, m. (bot.) maiden-hair. 
 
 caplllalre, a. capillary. 
 
 oapllotade, f. hash. 
 
 capltaine, m. captain l| ~ de oavalerle, 
 horse-captain || ~ d'lnlantorie , loot- 
 captain. 
 
 capitainerle, f. captaincy, 
 apltal, m. capital, stock [I main point 
 apital, e, a. capital, chief, main, 
 apitale, f. chief city, capital y capital 
 apitallser, T. a. to capitalise. littler. 
 upltaUBte, m. capitalist 
 apltan, m. boaster, hector, 
 apltatlon, t poll-tax, 
 apltenx, ae, a. heady, strong. 
 
 Capltole, m. Capitol of Rome J| capltoL 
 aplton, m. silk-flock, cappadlne. 
 apltonner, v. a. to pad (arm-chaln, 4kc). 
 apltulalre, a. capitulary. 
 apltuler, T. u. to capitulate. fcrito. 
 
 apon, m. coward || sueak || skulker || hypo- 
 
 oaponner, v. n. to be cowardly || to nuitak y 
 to skulk away. 
 
 oaporal, tu. corporal || shatf (tobaouO). 
 
 oapot, H.; eu M ~, tu oave lul averx trick.
 
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 capota cartel 
 
 bapotM, f. hooded cloak || (mil) great-coat |] 
 
 hood, mantle, capuchin, 
 o&pre, f. caper. 
 
 caprice, in. caprice, whim, fancy, 
 caprloieux, Be, a. (-semen t, ad.) capri- 
 
 cious(ly). 
 
 Oaprloorne, m. (astr.) Capricorn. 
 oaprler, m. (bot.) caper-bush, 
 capsule, f. capsule || percussion-cap, 
 captation, t. inveigling || (jur.) undue In- 
 fluence. 
 capter, y. a. to gain insidiously || (jur.) 
 
 to exercise endue influence. i(ly). 
 
 captleuz, Be, a. (-aemeiit, ad.) captious 
 captlf.ve, m. & f. captive, prisoner || 
 
 ballon ~, m. captive balloon, 
 captiver, v. a. to captivate. 
 oaptivlte, f. captivity, 
 oapturer, v. a. to capture |[ to arrest 
 capuce, capuohon, m. cowl || riding-cloak. 
 oapnoin, m. Capuchin friar, 
 oapnolnade, f. dull, prosy sermon. 
 capucine, f. Capuchin nun || (bot.) nastur- 
 oaquagre, m. barrelling || curing. [tium. 
 caque, f. keg, barrel, 
 oaquer, v. a. to barrel (herrings) || to cure, 
 oaquet, m. prattling II cackle of geese, 
 caquetagre, m. babbling, prattling. 
 oaqueter, v. n. to prattle || to cackle, 
 oaqueteur, se, m. &. f. prattler, 
 oaquenr, m. fish-curer. 
 oar, c. for, because, forasmuch as. 
 oarabe, m. beetle. 
 
 oarabln, m. saw-bones (medical student). 
 carabine, f. carbine, rifle. 
 oarablner, v. a. to rifle a sun-barrel I] 
 
 carablnti, rifled || (mar.) stiff. 
 oarablnier. m. carabineer, rifleman. 
 oaraoo, m. bodice. 
 
 oaracoler, v. n. to caracole, to prance, 
 caractere, m. character, mark || stamp || 
 
 letter, type l| handwriting, temper, humour, 
 
 genius Indignity, quality. 
 caraote>lser, v. a. to characterise. 
 oaraot6rlstlqne, f. characteristic || (math.) 
 
 characteristic, index. 
 caraoterlstlque, a. characteristic. 
 carafe, f. decanter, bottle. [wine-cooler. 
 oaraf on, m. liquor-bottle jj half-pint bottle || 
 carambolagre, m. (at billiards) cannon. 
 oaramboler, v. n. to cannon (at billiards). 
 caramel, m. burnt sugar. 
 carapace, f. carapace, calapash. 
 oaraqne, f. best cocoa. 
 oaravane, f. caravan, 
 oaravanadrall, m. caravansary. 
 oarbone, m. (chim.) carbon, 
 carbone, a. carbonated. 
 carbonlaer, v. a. to carbonise. 
 oarbonnade, f. carbonado. 
 oarcan, m. pillory, carcan. 
 carcaaae, f. carcass || skeleton. 
 oarqlnome, m. (meti.) carcinoma. 
 oarde, f. card. 
 
 carder, v. a. to card, to comb wooL 
 cardeur, ae, m. & I. carder, 
 oardiaque, a. (md. & auat) cardiac, 
 cardinal, m. Cardinal ,| cardinal (bird). 
 
 cardiualat, m. cardioalship, 
 
 cardou, m. (bot.) cardoou || shrimp, (tide. 
 
 careme, m. Lent || ~-prenant, in. Shrove- 
 
 carenage. m. (mar.) careening || careenage. 
 
 oarenoe, f. (jur.) absence of assets. 
 
 earene, f. (mar.) kael || careening. 
 
 oar<5ner, v. a. (mar.) to careen. 
 
 caresse, f. caress. ffawn upon, to pat 
 
 oaresser, v. a. to caress, to fondle [| to 
 
 oarg-aison, f. cargo, ship-load. 
 
 oargrner, v. a. (mar.) to brail the sails. 
 
 oarie, f. caries || decay || brown rust 
 
 oarler, v. a. to make carious, to rot, to 
 putrify || se ~, to grow carious. 
 
 carillon, m. chime of bells, peal || row. 
 
 oarillonnement, m. chiming. 
 
 oarlllonner, v. n. to chime, to nng away. 
 
 carlllonnenr, m. chimer. 
 
 oarlln, in. pug-dog. 
 
 oarme.'m. c&rmelite. 
 
 oarmln, m. carmine. 
 
 oarnagre, m. slaughter, massacre. 
 
 oarnaBler, ere, a. carnivorous. 
 
 oarnaBBiere, f. game-bag. 
 
 oarnaval, m. carnival. 
 
 carn6, e, a. flesh-coloured. 
 
 oarnet, m. note-book || ~ &'6ch6anoea, 
 
 oarnier, m. game-bag. [bill-book. 
 
 carnivore, a. carnivorous. 
 
 oarotte, f. carrot || roll || tlrer uue ~ 
 a .... to get something out of. 
 
 oarotter, v. a. & n. to chouse || to play low. 
 
 oaroube, m. (bot) carob. 
 
 oaroubier, m. carob-tree. 
 
 carpe, f. carp (fish). 
 
 carpean, m. young carp. 
 
 oarpillon, m. small ou young carp. 
 
 carqnola, m. quiver. [shoulders. 
 
 oarre, f. crown (of a bat) II toes || back and 
 
 carr6, m. square, garden-bed || landing. 
 
 carre, e, a. (-meut, ad.) square(ly) Q 
 iold(ly) || plainly. 
 
 carrean, m. square paving-tile, cushion II 
 floor y diamond (at cards) |j tilor's goose || 
 pane of glass || a -z, checked. 
 
 carrefonr, m. crossways U crowded thor- 
 oughfare, fluent. 
 
 carrelagre, m. brick-paving || brick-pave- 
 
 carreler, v. a. to pave with tiles ou bricks || 
 to mend shoes. 
 
 carrelet, m. square fishing-net || awl. 
 
 oarrelenr, m. brick-paver U itinerant 
 cobbler. 
 
 carrelure, f. re-soling (of shoes). 
 
 oarrer, v. a. to square [| e ~, to strut 
 
 oarrlck, m. box-coat || gig. 
 
 carrier, m. quarrymau. 
 
 oarrlere, f. career, course || race 1| quarry, 
 
 carriole, f. light van, jaunting car. 
 
 carroaae, m. coach. 
 
 oarroaaler, m. coach-builder. 
 
 carrousel, m. tournament, tilt 
 
 oarrore, L breadth of shoulders. 
 
 carte, f. card y mnp || pasteboard || ticket II 
 bill of fare || chart || a la ~, from the bill 
 of fare || Jen de -a, pack of cards || ~ 
 blanche, full power || perdre la ~, to 
 be pnt out. (Ing-clock. 
 
 OAi-tol, lu. cartel, cluiUenge || antique ttsaig-
 
 carUaiea cavite 
 
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 oartlalen, m. cartesian. 
 
 eaxtilag-e, m. cartilage. 
 
 cartllaglneux. ae, a. cartilaginous. 
 
 oartomanoie, f. fortune-telling by cards. 
 
 oarton, m. pasteboard || cartoon]] band-box || 
 book of charts || cancel, leaf || ~-pate, f. 
 mill-board || --pierre, L statuary paste- 
 board. 
 
 cartonnagre, m. boarding of books. 
 
 oartonner, v. a. to put in boards. 
 
 oartonnerle, f. pasteboard-manufactory. 
 
 oartonneur, m. boarder of books. 
 
 cartonnier, m. pasteboard-maker || paste- 
 board chest of drawers. 
 
 cartouche, f. cartridge. 
 
 cartonchier, m., cartouchlere, 1 car- 
 tridge-box. 
 
 oaa, m. case, accident || matter, fact 
 value || en ~ de, in case of. In point of 
 en tout ~, at all events, in any case 
 en-tout-~, m. light mackintosh. 
 
 oosanler, ere, at. & I. stay-at-home. 
 
 casanler, ere, a. home-keeping, seden- 
 tary || stay-at-home. 
 
 easaque, L cassock || cloak Q Jacket 
 tourner ~, to change sides. 
 
 caaaquin, m. Jacket, abort gown. 
 
 cascade, f. cascade, waterfall. 
 
 eaacatelle. f. small cascade. 
 
 caae, f. cabin |l compartment || pigeon-hole || 
 box || square l| (mar.) berth. 
 
 caaelne, t. (chiin.) caselne. 
 
 caaemat6, e, a. with casemates. 
 
 eaaer, v. a. to place || se ~, to get settled || 
 to find a place. 
 
 caserne, I. (mil.) barrack. 
 
 casernement, m. barracking of troops. 
 
 caaerner, v. a. 4 n. to barrack || to be in 
 barracks. 
 
 easier, m. set of pigeon-holes II cabinet of 
 mall drawers || ~ a mn&lque, canter- 
 
 oaslmtr, m. kerseymere. [bury. 
 
 casque, m. helmet y ~ & meohe, man's 
 night-cap. [eyes. 
 
 caaquette, f. cap with a shade for the 
 
 eaasant, e, a. brittle I] bluff || unsociable. 
 
 oaaaatlon, f. annulment || reversal || repeal. 
 
 caaae, f. (Dot) cassia || case || breakage U 
 ~-cou, in. breakneck || dare-devil || 
 noisette, m. nut-cracker II ~- Sucre, s. 
 sugar-nippers || ~-tete, m. tomahawk || 
 life-preserver || deafening noise || bewilder- 
 ing work || anxiety |j puzzle. 
 
 oaaaer, v. a. to break, to crack || to annul |) 
 to split | to wear out |j to puzzle || to re- 
 Terse g to dissolve y (mil.) to reduce to the 
 ranks. Itable-dlsh. 
 
 caaaerolle, f. saucepan, stewpan || vege- 
 
 oaasette, f, casket |j cash-box || privy purse. 
 
 caaaenr. m. breaker y ~ d'asslettea, 
 blusterer. [wine. 
 
 oaaala, m. black-currant fl black-currant- 
 
 oaasolette, f. incense-pan || scent-box. 
 
 eaaaonade, f. moist sugar. 
 
 cassure, f. fracture, crack. 
 
 castag-nette, f. castanet. 
 
 oaate, f. caste. 
 
 cautor, m. beaver || beaver(bat). 
 o*suel, m. emolument, fees, perquisite*. 
 
 casual, le, a, (-lenient, ad.) casual(ly) 1 
 
 fortuitous, precarious, 
 casuiate, m. casuist, 
 catacomb es, f. pi. catacombs (pi.), 
 cataclysme, m. cataclysm || overthrow, 
 catafalque, m. bed of state, catafalque U 
 oatalepale, f. catalepsy. [.canopy, 
 
 cataleptique, a. cataleptic. 
 catalogue, m. catalogue, list, rolL 
 cataloguer, v. a. to catalogue, 
 cataplasme, m. poultice, cataplasm, 
 cataracte, f. cataract, waterfall, 
 catarrhe, m. catarrh, 
 catastrophe, f. catastrophe, tragical end. 
 cat6chlaer, v. a. to catechise. 
 cat6chl8me, m. catechism. 
 catScriiate, m. catechist. 
 oatdchumene, in. & f. catechumen, 
 catdgrorle, f. category. 
 cat^grorlque, a. (-ment, ad.) categorical 
 cath^drale, f. cathedral church, [(\y). 
 oathollclsme, m. Catholicism. 
 catholiolt6, f. Catholicism II catholic coun- 
 cathollque, m. & f. catholic. [tries, 
 
 oathollqne, a. (-ment, ad.) catholic || 
 
 catholically, like a catholic. 
 catl, m. gloss || lustre. 
 (en) catlmini, ad. secretly, Btealthlly. 
 catln, L harlot 
 
 oatir, v. a. to press cloth, to gloss, 
 catissaare, m. glossing. 
 cauchemar, m. nightmare || bore |] nuisance. 
 candatalre, IT. train-bearer, 
 cause, f. cause || source, occasion || motiva. 
 
 reason || side, party |[ suit at law, trial || 
 
 & ~ que, because y & de, on account of, 
 
 for the sake of. 
 causer, v. a. & n. to cause, to occasion U 
 
 to chat, to talk || to prate. 
 oauserle, f. chat |j prattllne, gossiping, 
 oanaeur. Be, m. A f. babbler, prattler, 
 canaeuae, f. small sofa, 
 canatioite, L causticity, 
 canstlqne, m. caustic. 
 canatlque, a. caustic. (craftily, 
 
 cautoleuz, se, a. (-seruent, ad.) crafty U 
 oantere, m. (chir.) cautery. Issue, 
 oauterlser. v. a. to cauterise, 
 caution. L bail, security |[ 11 eat aujot a 
 
 ~, he is not to be trusted, be Is "a per- 
 fect caution ". 
 
 cantlonnement, m. ball, security, 
 oantlonner, v. a. to ball, to warrant, 
 cavalcade, f. cavalcade, 
 oavale, f. mare, 
 oavalerle, L cavalry, horse, 
 cavalier, m. horseman, rider y cavalier, 
 
 gentleman || partner || dancer, 
 cavalier, ere. a. (-erement, ad.) cavar 
 
 ller(ly) || free || unceremonlousily). 
 cave, f. cellar j[ liquor-case y sarcophagus |J 
 
 pool 
 
 cave, a. hollow (of checks, eyes). 
 oavean, m. cellar || little vault 
 oaver, v. a. to hollow out U to stake 
 caverne, L cavero-H cave, den. 
 oavernetut, ae, a. cavcrnou*. 
 caviar, m. caviare, caviar. 
 oavlte, f. cavity, bollowueM.
 
 o dugriaer 
 
 , (cot), oette, pu. tlila, Umt, it 
 
 oeol, pn. this. 
 
 oeoito, t. blindness. 
 
 odder, v. a. & n. to cede, to give up, to 
 
 vield || to transfer [I to dispose of || le ~ A, 
 otdille, t (gr.) cedilla. Ito be second to. 
 oedre, m. (Dot) cedar, 
 oedule, f. (Jur.) note of hand || cedule. 
 oelndre, v. a. ir. to gird, to enclose, to en- 
 circle, to encompass, to surround, 
 oetnturo, t girdle, sash, waistband, belt 
 
 enclosure, circle. 
 oelnturier, in. belt-maker, 
 celnturon, m. belt. [so. 
 
 cola, pn. that I] oe n'est pas ~, it Is not 
 culadon, m. sea-green |l sentimental lover, 
 oelobre, a. celebrated, famous. 
 c61ebrer. v. a. to celebrate. 
 o61ebrlt<5, f. celebrity || fame, 
 celer, T. a. to conceal, to hide, 
 celerl, m. (bot.) celery. 
 o*lerlte, f. celerity, swiftness, 
 celeste, a. celestial, heavenly. 
 o61ibat, m. celibacy, single life, 
 oellbataire, m. bachelor, 
 celle, pn. she, that, 
 oellerier, m. cellarer, 
 cellier, m. cellar, store-room, 
 cellulalre, a. cellular. 
 cellule, f. cell, cellule. 
 celni. pn. he. him, her, that || who I! ~-ci, 
 
 the latter, this one || ~-la, the former [| 
 
 that one || the other, 
 oendre.f. ashes || cinder || J oar, mercredl 
 
 des Cendres, Ash-wednesday. 
 oendrd, e, a. ash-coloured, 
 cendroe, I. dust-shot 
 oendraaz, be, a. ashy, full of ashes, 
 oendrler, m. ash-pan, ash-hole. 
 Cendrillon, f. Cinderella. 
 cene, f. the Lord's supper. 
 ceueUe, f. (bot) haw. 
 cenotapne, m. cenotaph. 
 oens, m. electoral qualification [I quit-rent, 
 cense, e, a. reputed, accounted for || -- 
 
 ment, ad. virtually || as It is supposed, 
 censeur, m. censor, ceusurer, critic || press- 
 oeusltalre, a. qualified. [censor, 
 
 censure, f. censorship j| censure, 
 censurer, T. a. to censure, 
 cent, m. cent hundred, 
 centaine, f. hundred, 
 centaure, m. centaur, 
 centaur ee, t (bot) centaury. 
 centenaire.m. & f. centenary |] centenarian, 
 oeuteuaire, a. centenary. 
 centenler, m. centurion, 
 ceutleme, a. hundredth. 
 centigrade, m. centigrade thermometer, 
 centigramme, in. the hundredth part of 
 
 a gramme. 
 
 centilitre, m. the hundredth part of a litre. 
 centime, m. centime, the hundredth port 
 
 of a franc. 
 
 centimetre, m. the hundredth part of a 
 central, e, a, central. [metre. 
 
 uentrallaer, v. a. to centralise, 
 centre, m. centre, 
 e, a. 
 
 oentrlpete, a. centripetal, 
 
 centnpler, v. a. to centuplicate. 
 
 cop, m. vine || vine-stock. 
 
 cepe, m. (bot) esculent boletus. 
 
 oep6e, L tuft of shoots. 
 
 cependant, ad. & c. In the mean time, In 
 the meanwhile, however, yet 
 
 oeramlo.ue, f. ceramic, fictile art. 
 
 o<5rat, m. ointment, cold cream. 
 
 Cor bore, m. Cerberus (also fig.). 
 
 oeroean, m. hoop. 
 
 cerole, m. circle, hoop, ring, assembly, 
 company |j vin en -a, wine in the cask. 
 
 corclor, v. a. to hoop. [death. 
 
 cercuoil, m. coffin, bier || grave, tomb || 
 
 cereal, e, a. cereal. [brain-fever. 
 
 c6r6bral, e, a. cerebral || ilevre -e, 
 
 eer6monle, f. ceremony, lormality || en 
 (grande) ~, in state. 
 
 oe-remonidux, se, a. ceremonious. 
 
 oerf, m. stag, hart j| ~- volant, m. paper- 
 kite || stag-beetle. 
 
 cerfeull, in. (bot) chervil. 
 
 corisale, f. cherry-orchai'd. 
 
 cerise, f. cherry. 
 
 cerisler, m. cherry-tree. 
 
 cerue, e, a. surrounded || with dark circles 
 round the eyes. 
 
 oerneau, in. (half of the) kernel of a green 
 walnut || unripe walnut. 
 
 oerner, v. a. to cut round || to encircle, to 
 surround || (mil.) to invest (a fortress). 
 
 certain, e, a. (-ement, ad.) certaln(ly) || 
 
 oertes, ad. truly, indeed. [sure |l some. 
 
 certificat, m. certificate, testimonial. 
 
 certlfler, v. a. to certify, to assure. 
 
 certitude, f. certainty. 
 
 c6ruao, f. ceruse, white-lead. 
 
 cervaison, f. season for stag-hunting. 
 
 cervean, m. brain |i ~ bru!6, m. crazy fel- 
 
 cervolaa, m. cervelas. [low. 
 
 eervelet, in. (anat.) cerebellum. 
 
 cervolle, f. brains. 
 
 ces, pn. pi. these, those. 
 
 ceaarienne, a. (chir. ) Cesarean. 
 
 cessation, f. cessation || stop. 
 
 cesse, f. cessation, rest || respite. 
 
 oesser, v. a. to cease, to discontinue. 
 
 cesslble, a. transferable. 
 
 cession, f. cession, giving up. 
 
 cesslonnalre, m. grantee. 
 
 ceste, m. cestus, gauntlet (of the aiicleuU). 
 
 cesure, f. (pos.) caesura. 
 
 oet, pa. this, that 
 
 cetac6, m. cetacean. 
 
 c6taoe, e, a. cetaceous. 
 
 ceux, pn. pi. these, those. 
 
 chabot, m. gull || bull-head (fish). 
 
 chabraq.ue, t caparison. 
 
 chacal, m. jackal. 
 
 cnacun, e, pn. each || everyone. ffellow.4 
 
 ouafouib, m. deep fellow, mean-looking 
 
 chafouln, e, a. Ill-shaped, shabby. 
 
 ckag-rln, m. grief, sorrow, vexation, afflic- 
 tion, displeasure I] shagreen. 
 
 obag-rln, e, a. sad || peevish, sullen, croa. 
 
 cha^rlnant, e, a. grievous, vexatious 
 
 cbatrrlner, v. a. To irrleve, to vrx || U 
 U , to tret, to gtluve.
 
 chalne charbonuler 
 
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 uhulue, {. chain || weaver's warp || gang of 
 
 galley-slaves. 
 
 chalnetler, m. chain-maker. 
 chaluette, f. little chain. 
 chalnon, m. link (of a chain). 
 chair, f. flesh, meat || pulp |! nosh-side || 
 
 ~ vlve, quick. 
 
 ehalre, f. pulpit || see || professorship. 
 chaise, f. chair, F< :U || ~ long-ne, lounging 
 chair J| ~ & portenr, sedan-chair |j ~ 
 perce>, close-stool. 
 chalsier, m. chair-maker. 
 chaland, m. customer [| barge. 
 chalande, f. female customer. 
 chile, m. shawl. 
 chalet, m. Swiss-cottage. 
 chaleur, f. heat, warmth || ardour of tem- 
 per, vivacity, eagerness. [sanguine. 
 
 choleureux, se, a. naturally warm || 
 chalonpe, f. sloop |j ~ canonnlere, gun- 
 beat. |(mus.) pipe. 
 
 cliaiumeau, m. stalk of a straw, reed || 
 chamade, f. (mil.) parley. 
 ee ohamalller, to squabble. 
 chamallUs, m. squabble. 
 chamarrer, v. a. to Ledtzcn. 
 ehomarrure, f. gaudy ornaments || medley. 
 chambellan, m. chamberlain. 
 chambranle, m. door-case, window-case || 
 
 mantelpiece. 
 
 chambre, f. chamber, room, apartment || 
 court of justice || - a couchor, bedroom || 
 ~ garnle, furnished room |j ~ obscure, 
 camera obscura. 
 
 chambree, f. sleeping-room jj roomful || 
 number in a room ]| number of spectators, 
 chambrette, f. little room, ["the bouse." 
 chameau, m. camel || (mar. ) camel, caisson. 
 chameller, m. camel-driver. 
 chamelle, f. she-camel. 
 chamois, m. chamois. 
 chamolserla, f. chamols-leather-factory. 
 chaaiolsanr, m. chamois-leather-dresser. 
 champ, m. field || career [I matter, subject, 
 theme. [iced champagne. 
 
 champagne, m. champagne y ~ frappe, 
 chainpetre, a. rural. 
 champignon, m. mushroom || toadstool || 
 
 thief in a candle || bonnet-stand. 
 champlgrnonnlere, f. mushroom-bed. 
 champion, m. champion. 
 chance, f. chance, hazard || good luck. 
 chanoeler, v. n. to stagger, to totter, to 
 
 reel n to waver. 
 chancellor, m. chancellor. 
 ohanoeUere, f. foot-bag, boot of a carriage. 
 ohanoellerle, f. chancery. 
 ohanoenx, me, a. lucky f| uncertain. 
 ohanore, m. canker (on a tree) II (m6d.) 
 Chandeleur, f. Candlemas. [chancre. 
 chandelier, m. candlestick. 
 ohandalle, f. candle, candle-light || la Jan 
 n'en vaut pan lot ~, the game is not 
 worth the candle, it is not worth powder 
 
 and shot. [rabbet 
 
 ihaafrein, m. cbanfrln J| (arch.) chamfer, 
 hauge, m. change || exclutnge y lettre de 
 
 ~, bill of exchangu || agent da ~, stock- 
 
 broker. 
 frtnch and EngUtA, 
 
 changeant. e, a. changeable, fickle || vart- 
 able (of colours) || unsettled (of weather).' 
 
 ohang-ement, m. change, alteration. 
 
 changer, v a. & n. to change |l to exchange, 
 to alter f| to turn |) to shift. 
 
 changrenr, m. money-changer. 
 
 ohanoine, m. canon. 
 
 ohanolnesse, f. cnnoness. [rub, hitch. 
 
 chanson, f. song, ballad || ditty |) nonsense 11 
 
 chansonner, v. a. to lampoon. 
 
 chansonnette, f. light ou comic song. 
 
 ohansonnler, ere, m. & t. ballad-maker || 
 song-book. 
 
 chant, m. singing, song, tune, air. 
 
 ohantag-e, m. extortion of hush-money. 
 
 ohantant, e, a. einging | tunable, fit to be 
 
 cbanteau, m. hunch of bread. [sung. 
 
 chanter, v. a. & n. to sing, to praise y to 
 warble, to crow || o'est comma si voua 
 ohantlez, you might as well talk to the 
 wind. 
 
 chanterelle, f. treble-string || call-bird. 
 
 chanteur, so, in. & f. (female) singer, 
 vocalist. 
 
 chantler, m. workshop || timber-yard, 
 wood-yard || dock-yard, stocks || cask-stand. 
 
 chautonuer, v. a. to hum (a song). 
 
 chantre, m. chanter, chorister. 
 
 chantrerle, f. precentoishlp. 
 
 chanvre, m. hemp. 
 
 chaos, m. chaos || de ~, chaotic. 
 
 chapardagre, m. (mil.) marauding. 
 
 chape, f. cope. 
 
 chapoan, m. hat l| bonnet || cap || ~ ohlnola, 
 (mus.) Chinese bells || ~ baa I hula off ! 
 
 ohapelaln, m. chaplain. 
 
 chapeler, v. n. to rasp bread. 
 
 ohapelet, m. beads y string. fwife. 
 
 ohapeller, are, m. & t. hatter |t hatter's 
 
 chapello, f. chapel y church-plate || ~ 
 ardante, catafalque lighted up with 
 
 ohapellenle, f. chaplalnshlp. [caudles. 
 
 ohapellerle, f. hat-trade. 
 
 ohapelare, f. raspings of bread. 
 
 chaperon, m. hood || riding-hood || shoulder- 
 knot || coping. itD bood. 
 
 chaperonner, v. a. to chaperon II to cope y 
 
 ohaplteau, m. capital of a column || top. 
 
 chapltre, m. chapter || chapter-hoiibo || 
 
 chapltrer, v. a. to reprimand. [matter. 
 
 ohapon, m. capon. 
 
 ohaponneau, m. young capon. 
 
 chaponner, v. a. to caponise. 
 
 ohaqae, pn. each, every. [Jaunting-car. 
 
 char, m. car, chariot || hearse || ~ a banes, 
 
 charabla, m. broken French, gibberish. 
 
 charade, f. charade. 
 
 oharangon, m. weevil. 
 
 oharbon, m. coal, ember || carbuncle || 
 mildew || ~ de bols, charcoal || ~ da 
 torre, pit-coal. 
 
 oharbonn6, a, a. mildewed. 
 
 oharbonnor, v. a. to daub with charcoal || 
 ~, v. n. to carbonise. 
 
 oharbonneaz, se, a. carbunclcd. 
 
 oharbonnler, ere, m. & f. charcoal- 
 burner M coullieaver, coalman || coal-cellnr. 
 coal-bole [I (mar.) collier ) coal-wbouui || 
 charcoal-kiln.
 
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 charbouiller chaudronnerle 
 
 charboulUer, v. a. to blight 
 
 charouter, v. a. to hack meat 
 
 oharouterle, f. pork-butcher's trade || bog's 
 (leah || pork-dressing. 
 
 char-cutler, ere, m. & t. pork-butcher. 
 
 chardon, ID. thistle || ~ ft f onion, fuller's 
 
 chardonneret, m. goldfinch. [thistle. 
 
 charg-e, f. charge, load, burden, weight If 
 commission || condition || duty, tax, cost |j 
 place, employment || accusation, imputa- 
 tion || attack, onset || ft la ~ de, upou 
 condition that || ft la ~ d'antant, upon 
 condition of a return. 
 
 har^e -d'affaires, m. charg<5 d'affaires, 
 ambassador's substitute. 
 
 chargrement, m. cargo, load || bill of lading. 
 
 charter, v. a. to charge, to load, to burden || 
 to entrust to give the care of || to load 
 with powder and ball i| to attack || to ac- 
 cuse, to exaggerate || to write down || to 
 crowd || to overload || (jur.) to charge, to 
 accuse || (mil.) to charge || (chim.) to im- 
 pregnate, to saturate || Be ~, to take charge 
 of, to be answerable for. 
 
 oharg-enr, m. loader || porter. 
 
 chariot, m. waggon, cart 
 
 charitable, a. (-ment, ad.) merclful(ly) |) 
 charitable || charitably. 
 
 charlt6, f. charity || alms || alms-house. 
 
 oharivaresque, a. noisy. 
 
 charivari, m. discordant music || rattle, 
 hubbub (I Punch (a French satirical 
 journal) ij falre or donner an , to 
 make a disturbance, a scene. 
 
 charivarlser, v. n. to make a great noise. 
 
 charlatan, m. quack. [quackery. 
 
 charlatanerle, f., charlatanisms, m. 
 
 charlotte, f. apple-charlotte || ~ msae, 
 cbarlotte-russe (whipped cream with bis- 
 cuits). 
 
 charmant, e, a. charming, delightful. 
 
 charme, m. charm, spell || yoke-elm. 
 
 charmer, v. a. to charm, to delight, to 
 bewitch. [yoke-elm. 
 
 charmille, f. yoke-elm || row ou hedge of 
 
 charmole, f. yoke-elm grove. 
 
 charnel, le, a. (-ment, ad.) carnal(ly) || 
 sejisual(ly). 
 
 charnler, m. charnel-house || larder, 
 'oharniere, f. hinge. 
 
 icharnn, e, a. fleshy. 
 
 charnore, f. flesh, skin. 
 
 charog-ne, f. carrion. 
 
 charpente, f. timber-work || skeleton. 
 
 charpenter, v. a. to work timber, to hack. 
 
 charpenterie, L carpentry. 
 
 charpentler, in. carpenter. 
 
 charple, f. lint 
 
 charretee, f. cart-load. 
 
 charretier, m. carman, carter, waggoner. 
 
 charrette, f. cart 
 
 cuarriagre, m. cartage. 
 
 charrler, r. a. Si n. to cart |] to carry by 
 
 charroi, m. cartage. [waggou. 
 
 charron, m. wheelwright 
 
 charronnagre, m. wheelwright's work. 
 
 charroyer, v. a. & n. vide charrler. 
 
 oharrae, f. plough. I charter- party. 
 
 charte, f. charter || --partle, f. (mar.) 
 
 chartre, f. charter H ~ prlv6e, arbitrary 
 ou illegal confinement. [convent. 
 
 chartreuse, f. Carthusian nun || Carthusian 
 
 chartrenx, m. Carthusian friar. 
 
 Charybde, m. Charybdis || tomber de ~ 
 en Scylla, out of the frying-pan Into 
 the fire. 
 
 chaa, m. eye of a needle |l starch, 
 
 chasse, f. huntinc, coursing l| game || 
 chase I pursuit || chien de ~, hound || ~ 
 an tir, shooting || ~ anz olseaux, fowl- 
 ing || ~ ft conrre, coursing || ~- Internals, 
 Arthur's chase || ~-maree, m. fish-cart || 
 lugger || ~-mouch.es, m. fly-flap || ~ 
 pi err e s, m. (rail.) cow-catcher, guard- 
 irons || -roues, m. spur-post 
 
 oh&sse, f. shrine j| frame. 
 
 ohasser, v. a. & n. to put to flight, to 
 drive out, to discharge || to dislodge, to 
 dispel || to hunt || to shoot || to pursue || to 
 drag || ~ de race, to take after one's parent 
 
 chaaaereaae, f. (poet) huntress. 
 
 chasseur, m. huntsman, sportsman || -, 
 pi. light infantry ou cavalry. 
 
 chasseuse, f. huntress. 
 
 chaaale, f. blearedness. 
 
 chassleux, ae, a. blear-eyed. 
 
 chassis, m. sash, frame. 
 
 chaasolr, m. cooper's driyer. 
 
 ohaate, a. (-ment, ad.) chasteQy) y de- 
 cent(ly)J| innocent(ly). 
 
 chaste'te, f. chastity. 
 
 chat, m. cat || darling || aoheter ~ en 
 poohe, to buy a pig in a poke || huant, 
 m. screech-owl. 
 
 chataig-ne, f. chestnut 
 
 chatalg-neralo, f. grove of chestnut-trees. 
 
 chatalgrnier, m. chestnut-tree. 
 
 chataln, e, a. chestnut colour, nut-brown. 
 
 chateau, m. castle, fort i| mansion y -x en 
 Espag-ue, castles in the air. 
 
 Chateaubriand, m. rumpsteak. 
 
 chatelain, m. lord of a manor || castellan. 
 
 chatelaine, f. lady of a manor |) chain || 
 
 chatelet, m. little castle. [scarf. 
 
 chatter, v. a, to chastise, to punish, to 
 
 chatiere, f. cat's bole. (scourge. 
 
 chatlment, m. chastisement, punishment 
 
 ohatoiement, s. play of colours, glisten- 
 chaton, m. kit || bezil || catkin. 
 chatonillement, m. tickling. 
 
 ling. 
 
 chatouiller, v. a. to tickle. 
 chatoullleux, ae, a. ticklish || touchy. 
 chatoyant, e, a. changing colour y glisten- 
 
 ing || shot-coloured. 
 chatrer, v. a. to castrate, to geld. 
 chattoe, f. cat's litter. 
 chattemlt(t)e, f. bland hypocrite |l fair* 
 
 la ~, to put on a demure look. [sweets. 
 ohatterle, f. petting, coquetry, flattery |[ 
 chaud, m. heat, warmth. 
 ohand, e, a. hot, warm || ardent || passion- 
 
 ate || vivid || fresh || avoir ~, falre ~, to 
 
 be warm. 
 
 chaudement, ad. warmly, eagerly. 
 ohaudlere, f. large kettle, boiler. 
 chaudron, m. caldron, boiler. 
 ohaudronnerle, f. coppersmith's trade cm 
 
 wares.
 
 chandronnier cMen 
 
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 chandronnler, m. brazier || coppersmith || 
 
 chanffage, m. fuel || warming. Itlnker. 
 
 chauffe, m. warmer || ~-aBslettes, m. 
 plate- warmer. 
 
 chauffer, v. a. & n. to heat, to warm, to 
 
 get up steam || to get hot ou warm || to give 
 
 heat. |dish. 
 
 1 ohaufferette, f. foot-warmer || chafing- 
 
 chanffenr, m. stoker. 
 
 ohauffeuse, f. low-seated chair. 
 
 chauff oir, m. warming-place || warm cloth. 
 
 chaufour, m. lime-kiln. 
 
 chaufonrnier, m. lime-burner. 
 
 chanlag-e, m. liming seed-corn. 
 
 chauler, T. a. to lime seed-aorn. 
 
 chaume, m. stubble |l stubble-field || thatch. 
 
 ohanmiere, f. thatched house, cottage. 
 
 ohauBB6e, f. causeway || road || bank. 
 
 otausse; ~-pled, f. shoe-horn || ~-trape, 
 f. (mil.) caltrop || trap, snare. 
 
 chausser, T. a. & n. to put on shoes ou 
 boots || to make shoes ou boots || to suit, 
 to fit 1] to have a foot of a certain length || 
 ae ~, to put on one's shoes, etc. || to be- 
 come possessed of (an idea). 
 
 chauusotte, f. half-stocking, sock. 
 
 chausscw, m. sock || list-shoe l| pump || 
 
 chauaaure.f. shoes, boots, etc. idumpllng. 
 
 obauve, a. uald || ~-sourlB, f. bat. 
 
 ohau vlnlsme, m. party fanaticism || Jin- 
 
 obaux, f. lime || lime-stone. [golsm. 
 
 ehavirer, v. a. to upset || (mar.) to capsize. 
 
 cihebeo, m. zebec. 
 
 abet, m. chief, head, leader, commander || 
 foreman || principal II fag-end || degree [j 
 count || own right || --d'cauvre, m. 
 master-piece, trial-piece [| ~-Ueu, m. 
 chief-town, county-town. 
 
 ohomin, m. way, path, road || means || ~ 
 de for, railway || ~ de traverse, cross- 
 road || en , ~ falaant, by the way. 
 
 ohemln6e, I chimney, fire-place |j chimney- 
 piece || mantelpiece f| nipple. 
 
 ohemiuur, v. u. Ui walk, to go ou. 
 
 oboniiHe, f. shirt, shift || cover. 
 
 ebemluette, f. front |l under-walstcoat. 
 
 ohemlaler, Are, m. A f. shirt-maker. 
 
 ebeuale, f. grove of oaks. 
 
 ulteual, m. channel || track. 
 
 cheuapan, m. vagabond, scamp. 
 
 ehena, m. oak. 
 
 obenet, m. andiron II fire-dog. 
 
 obenevlere, f. hemp-field. 
 
 ohenevls, m. hemp-Reed. 
 
 obenll, m. dog-kennel. 
 
 obenllle, f. caterpillar U silk-velvet twist 
 
 ohenu, e, a. hoary, gray-beaded || bald. 
 
 beptel, m. lease of cattle. 
 
 obequard, m. check-bearer. 
 
 oheq.no, m. check (hi banking) || (rail.) 
 luggage-bill. 
 
 obar, ere, a. 4 ad. dear(ly) || fond(ly). 
 
 oberobar, v. a. to search, to look for || to try. 
 
 obarcbanr, ae, m. A f. seeker, searcher. 
 
 chore, f. cheer, fare, living || fair a bonne 
 ~, to live high ou well. 
 
 oheremeiit, ad. dearly U at a high price. 
 
 obarl?, T. a. to cherish, to love dearly. 
 
 oberte, t deaioeae. 
 
 chSrubln, m. cherub. 
 
 obdrnblniqne, a. chubby, cherry-cheeked. 
 
 chervla, m. skirret. 
 
 cheater, s. Chester cheese. 
 
 ch6tlf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) mean(ly) || 
 vile(Iy) || pitlful(ly) || poor(ly). 
 
 obeval, m. horse || ~ antler, stalliou || ~ 
 de bat, pack-horse || - de trait, draught- 
 horse || ~ de relais, fresh horse j| ~ de 
 coarse, race-horse || ~ de batallle, 
 charger II ~ de main, led-horse || ~ de 
 race, blood-horse, thoroughbred || ~ de 
 selle, saddle-horse. 
 
 obevaleresqae, a. chivalrous. 
 
 obevalerle, f. cliiva 
 chevalet, m. woodi 
 bridge || easel || buttress. 
 
 try |l knighthood. 
 Ian horse || (vlolln'a' 
 
 chevalier, m. knight || defender || suitor U 
 
 ~ d'lndnatrle, card-sharper, swindler. 
 cbevallere, f. knight's lady || ring, 
 cbevallne, a. equine, 
 obavanober, v. n. to ride || to overlap, 
 chevaa-l^^er, m. (mil.) light horseman || 
 
 light horse, 
 ohevaujc-de-frlae, m.pl. (mil. ) che vaux- 
 
 de-frlse, defensive iron spikes. 
 ebeveln, e, a. hairy || long-haired, 
 chevelure, f. hair of the head U crest, 
 
 beard || head of hair. 
 
 cbevet, m. bolster || bed-side U bedhead. 
 obevea, n>. hair. 
 ohevlUe, L pee, bolt || plug || ankle y 
 
 onvrlere, pole-bolt || main spring, 
 ohevlller, v. a. to peg, to pin ]| to bolt. 
 obevUlette, f. small peg. 
 obevre, f. she-goat || gin || crane, 
 obevrean, m. kid. 
 
 obavre-fenlUe, m. (bot) honey-tuckle. 
 che vrette, f. roe, doe j| shrimp, 
 chevrenil, m. roe-buck, 
 chevrler, m. goat-herd, 
 ohevrlllard, m. young roe-buck, 
 chevron, m. rafter || coping || otripe. 
 obevrotant, e, a. tremulous. 
 obevrotaoient, m. singing with a quiver* 
 
 lug voice. | tremulous volue U to shake, 
 ohevroter, r. n. to kid U to slug in u 
 oliovrotine, f. der-sbot. 
 obex, pr. at, to, In (one's house) || among, 
 
 amongst || ~ eol, at home || avoir un 
 
 sol, to have a home of one own. 
 onlaase, f. dirt || scum. 
 oblo, m. knack || style, 
 obloane, f. chicanery, pettifogging |l cavil || 
 
 oberober ~ a, to pick a quarrel with one. 
 ohloaner, v. a. * n. to cavil, to wrangle 
 
 (with) || to shuffle || to quibble || (mar.) to 
 
 hug (the wind). - 
 
 obioanorle, f. chicanery, cavilling, 
 ohloaneur, m. chlcaner, quibbler, caviller, 
 
 wrangler. 
 
 oblcanler, are, m. & f. chlcaner, wrangler. 
 obloba, a. stingy, niggard || -ment, ad. 
 chlooreo, t chicory Ifeudlve. [stinRlly. 
 obloot, m. stump. ^nibble. 
 
 obiooter, T. n. (turn.) to split haln U to 
 ohlootln, m. Juice of bitter apples. 
 uhlan, ui. dog || cur y cock (of a gun) || ~ 
 
 oouraht, bvogle || oonobant, ~ a'ax-
 
 cHen cil 
 
 r6t, pointer || ~ baasat, terrier || entre 
 
 ~ et loup, in the dusk of the evening || 
 
 faire la ~ couchant, to cringe, 
 cblen, ne, a. dogged || bard || close II - de, 
 
 da ~, wretched. [grans, 
 
 oblendent, m. (hot) conch-grass, dog's- 
 chlenne, f. bitch, 
 cliler, v. a. & n. (faro.) to shite, 
 ohiffe, f. poor cloth, rag. 
 chiffon, m. rag || -a, pi. dress, finery. 
 chlffonn6, e, a. rumpled || delicate and 
 
 irregular. 
 
 ohiffonner, v. a. to rumple, to tease, 
 chlffonnier, ere, m. & f. rag-picker || 
 
 tell-tale || cbiffonnier (furniture), 
 chlffre, m. cipher || figure, number, 
 chlffrer, v. a. <fe n. to cipher || to write in 
 chiffraur, m. calculator. [ciphers, 
 
 chig-non, m. nape || chignon, hair twisted 
 
 in a knot behind, 
 c Mm 6 re, f. chimera, 
 chlmgrlque, a. chimerical, 
 cblmle, f. chemistry, 
 chimique, a. chemical, 
 cniminte, m. chemist, 
 chine, e, a. variegated. 
 chlnolaerie, f. Chinese ornaments || folly || 
 
 oddity. 
 
 ohlourme, f. convicts (on a galley). 
 ohlper, v. a. (fam.) to crib, to prig, to bag. 
 cbipie, f. pert woman ou girl, 
 chipoter, v. n. to trifle |j to haggle II to 
 ohipotier, m. trifler. [nibble. 
 
 chlqne, f. quid of tobacco, 
 chiquenaude, f. fillip. 
 cblquer, v. o. to chew tobacco || to grub, 
 chlqnet, m. dribblet, 
 chiqneur, m. tobacco-cbewer. 
 chlrag-re, f. (m6d.) cbiragra. 
 chlromanclen, m. chiromancer, 
 chlrurg-lcal, e, a. surgical. 
 ohlrnrg-ie, f. surgery. 
 chlrnrg-len, m. surgeon. 
 oblate, m. cyst (tumor), 
 cblure, f. din || fly-blow. 
 cblore, m. chlorine. [drochloric. 
 
 eblorbydrique, a. (chim.) muriatic, hy- 
 cbloroform(la)er, v. a. to chloroform. 
 oblorose, f. green-sickness, 
 oblorure, m. (chim.) chloride. 
 oboo, m. shock, collision, attack, onset, 
 obooolat, m. chocolate, 
 obocolatier, m. chocolate-seller, 
 ohooolatlore, f. chocolate-pot. 
 oboaur, m. choir |] chorus, 
 cbolr, v. n. ir. to fall, to tumble. 
 obolai, e, a. choice, select. 
 obolalr, v. n. to choose, to elect || to select, 
 cbolx, m. choice, election, option |j best 
 cholerine, f. cholerine. [part. 
 
 cholerique, m. &. f. person affected with 
 
 cholera, cholera patient. 
 obolerlqoe, a. choleric. [rest, 
 
 cbduiaire, m. want of work || stoppage II 
 obfimar, v. a. & n. to keep holiday fj to 
 
 want work II to strike || (agr.) to lie fallow || 
 
 ~ du besog-ne, to be out of wurlu 
 chop*, f. pint. 
 <ibopla, f. half pint. 
 
 choquant, e, a. shocking, offensive, 
 
 ohoquer, v. a. & n. to shock, to strike 
 against, to clash || to offend || ae ~, to 
 strike against one another, to clash to- 
 gether l| to take offence || to engage. 
 
 ohorgg-raphle, f. choregraphy. 
 
 chorlate, m. chorister. 
 
 chose, f. thing, matter || qnelque ~. some- 
 
 - thing || ~ publlqne, common weal || sur 
 tontea -a, above all, above all things || 
 e n'eat pas grand' ~, 'tis no great 
 matter. 
 
 ebon, m. cabbage || puff-cake || faire ~ 
 blanc, to draw a blank || ~ cabus, ~ 
 pommei, cabbage || ~ friae. Savoy cab- 
 bage || ~ firraa, (fig.) delight || profit j| ~ 
 marln, sea-kale || ~ navet, turnip-cab- 
 bage || ~ vert, bore-cole, kale || ~-fleur, 
 
 cboucaa, m. jackdaw. [m. cauliflower. 
 
 oboncroute, f. sourcrout. 
 
 obonette, f. owl, owlet. 
 
 oboyer, v. a. to fondle, to pamper || to 
 
 cbreme, m. chilsin. [take great care of. 
 
 chreatomatble, f. selection of extracts. 
 
 cbretlen, ne, m. & f. Christian. 
 
 oliretlen, ne, a. (-nement, ad.) chria- 
 tian(ly) H chrisUanlike. 
 
 ohro tiente, f. Christianity || Christendom. 
 
 obrlatlanlame, m. Christianity. 
 
 chromatlque, a. (mus.) chromatic. 
 
 chromollthogrraphle, f. chromo-lltho- 
 
 chronlqne, f. chronicle. [giapty. 
 
 chronique, a. chronic. 
 
 chronlquenr, m. chronicler. 
 
 ohronoloffle, f. chronology. 
 
 cbronologrlqne, a. chronological. 
 
 chronometre, m. chronometer. 
 
 obryaallde, f. chrysalis. 
 
 chryaantheme, m. (bot ) chrysanthemum. 
 
 ohachotement, m. whispering in the ear. 
 
 chuohoter, v. n. to whisper in the ear. 
 
 chuoboterle, f. whispering. 
 
 chuohoteur, m. whisperer. 
 
 chut I hush! 
 
 hute, f. fall, failing, downfall | ruin, 
 failure, miscarriage |j cadence. 
 
 obnter, v. n. to fail, to be damned (of 
 theatre pieces). 
 
 oi, ad. here || ~-apres, hereafter || ~-de- 
 vant, forraer(ly) || (of) late l| --daaaonu, 
 hereafter, underneath || ~-deaanB, uloie- 
 said h ~- joint, hereto auiiexed |j par -, 
 par in, here and there || ~-glt, here lies. 
 
 cible, f. target. 
 
 clboire, m. pyx. 
 
 clbonle, f. scallion, eschalot 
 
 clbouletto, f. chives. 
 
 oloatrloe, f. scar. 
 
 oioatrlaer, v. a. to heal || to scar. 
 
 oldre, m. cider. 
 
 clel, m. sky, heaven || air, climate, country. 
 
 ciergre, m. wax-taper. 
 
 clanz, m. pi. de ciel, heaveoa (pi.). 
 
 clg-ale, f. grass-hopper. 
 
 cig-are, m. cigar. 
 
 cigarette, f. cigarette. 
 
 clgoirne, I. stork. 
 
 uig-ue, f. (bot) water-hemlock. 
 
 oil, m, eye-lash.
 
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 oilloe, m. hair-cloth, [winking. 
 
 olUement, m. twinkling of the eye-lids || 
 
 oilier, r. a. to twinkle, to wink. 
 
 olme, f. top, summit. 
 
 olment, m. cement II tic, bond. 
 
 clmenter, v. a. to cement. 
 
 cimeterre, f. scimitar, falchion. 
 
 clmetlere, f. cemetery, churchyard. 
 
 cimler, m. crest [| buttock. 
 
 cinabre, m. cinnabar. 
 
 olnSralre, a. cinerary, full of ashes. 
 
 olngrler, v. a. <t n. to lash, to switch H 
 (mar.) to sail with a fair wind. 
 
 olnq, m. a five (at cards) || ctnqim (at 
 
 cinq, a. five. (.dice). 
 
 ctnqaa.ntai.ne, f. fifty age of fifty. 
 
 olnqnante, a. fifty. 
 
 olnquantleraa, m. fiftieth, fiftieth part. 
 
 clnquantleme, a. fiftieth. 
 
 olnquleme, m. fifth, fifth part |l fifth floor. 
 
 cinquleme, a. (-ment, ad. ) f ifth(ly). 
 
 rlntre, m. arch, semicircle. 
 
 clntrd, e, a. (of windows) bow . . . 
 
 ointrer, T. a. to arch. 
 
 clpaye, m. Sepoy. 
 
 virago, m. waxing, blacking. 
 
 olreonolre, v. a. to circumcise. 
 
 olroonflxe, a. (gr.) circumflex. 
 
 olroonsci'ire, v. a. ir. to circumscribe. 
 
 clrconspect, e, a, circumspect, cautious. 
 
 clrconstance, f. circumstance]) occasion || 
 de ~, made for cm necessitated by the oc- 
 casion || accidental || transient. 
 
 clrconatanol6, e, a. circumstantlaL 
 
 olrconstanoler, T. a. to detail. 
 
 olroonvenlr, T. a. ir. to circumvent, to 
 deceive. [rounding. 
 
 olroonvolain, e, a. neighbouring, sur- 
 
 etroult, m. (fig.) circumlocution. 
 
 olrculalre, f. circular |] circular letter. 
 
 rlrcnl^klre, a. (-ment, ad.) circular(ly). 
 
 olrculant, , a. circulating || In circula- 
 tion, [traffic. 
 
 circulation, f. circulation, currency || 
 
 olrculatoire, a. circulatory. 
 
 circular, v. n. to circulate, to move round. 
 
 olre, f. wax. [black. 
 
 clrer, v. a. to wax |) to clean, to polish || to 
 
 olrenx, ae, a. waxy. 
 
 drier, m. wax-chandler wax-shrub. 
 
 olron, m. flesh-worm. 
 
 cirque, m. circus. 
 
 cisallle, f. shears fl clippings. [shears. 
 
 clBean, m. chisel || -x, m. pi. scissors |) 
 
 clseler, v. a, to carve [1 to chisel. 
 
 olaelet, m. graver II small chisel. 
 
 olaelenr, m. chaser || carver. 
 
 declare, f. chasing j| carving. 
 
 oltadelle, f. citadel, 
 f cltadln, m. townsman, citizen. 
 
 oltadine, f. townswoman y cab. 
 
 oltatenr, m. quoter. |tlon. 
 
 citation, f. citation, summons || quota- 
 cite, f. city || the citizens. 
 
 olter, v. a. to cite, to summon to quote. 
 
 olt6rlenr. e, a. hither. 
 
 olterne, cistern II pit. 
 
 Itoyen, m, citizen. 
 
 oltoyenae, f. free-woman of a city. 
 
 citron, TO. lemon fl lemon-colour. 
 
 oitronnat, m. candied lemon-peel. 
 
 oltronn6, e, a. lemon-flavoured, [wood. 
 
 oltronnelle, f. citron-wator || southern- 
 
 oitronnler, m. lemon-tree || satin-wood. 
 
 cltroallle, f. pumpkin. [hare. 
 
 clvot, m. stew || ~ de llevre, Jugged 
 
 clvette, f. chives || civet-cat || civet. 
 
 clvlere, f. hand-barrow || stretcher. 
 
 civil, e, a. (-emont, ad.) civilOy). 
 
 olvillsatenr, trloe. a. civilising. 
 
 civilisation, f. civilisation. 
 
 clvlllser, v. a. to civilise || > ~, to be- 
 come civilised. 
 
 clvllltS, f. civility -, pi. compliments. 
 
 olvlqne, a. civic. [noise. 
 
 clabandagre, m. barking |j troublesome 
 
 olabander, v. n. to bark without cause H 
 to bawl. 
 
 clabanderle, f. clamour, bawling. 
 
 olabandeur. ee, m. A t. bawler. 
 
 olale, f. hurdle || screen. 
 
 olalr. m. light II light part il sure part II - 
 de lane, moonlight 
 
 olalr, e, clear, bright, light, transparent fl 
 clean || limpid, pure || perspicuous, intel- 
 ligible |j ~ et net, (com.) all expenses 
 deducted || ~, ad. clearly, plainly || enrl- 
 dently. 
 
 clalrement, ad. clearly, evidently. 
 
 clalret, te, a. light red, pale. 
 
 olaire -vole, f. opening of a garden-wall 
 a -, in open-work || open. 
 
 clairlere, f. glade. [light and shade. 
 
 clalr-obscur, m. (pelnt) clare-obscure, 
 
 olairon, m. clarion. 
 
 olair-sem6, e, a. thinly sown fl scarce. 
 
 clairvoyance, f. perspicacity || self-con- 
 templation. 
 
 clairvoyant, e, a. clear-sighted. 
 
 olamenr, f. clamour, outcry. [lazy doe. 
 
 cl.-.mpin, olanpln, m. slowcoach, Inggora || 
 
 clamplner, v. n. to lag || to linger. 
 
 clandestln, e, a. (-ement, ad.) clandes- 
 tlne(ly) || secret(ly). 
 
 clapet, in. clapper, clack. 
 
 clapier, m. rabbit-burrow, hutch. 
 
 olapir, v. n. to squeak (like * rabbit) H se 
 ~, to squat. 
 
 olapotagre, m. (mar.) chopping. 
 
 olapoter, v. n. to chop. 
 
 clapotenz, ae, a. rolling, swelling. 
 
 claque, f. slap || clog || (in theatres) clap- 
 
 claque, m. opera hat (per?. 
 
 claqnoment, m. clapping l[ snapping || 
 chattering || smacking |) cracking. 
 
 olaquomurer, v. a. to abut up. 
 
 olaqner, v. a. A n. to clap, to flap n to 
 smack, to clack |] to smack (a Whip) l| to 
 snap (one's fingers). [box. 
 
 claqnet, m. mill-clapper, rattle fl chatter- 
 
 olaqneur, m. clapper. 
 
 clarltler, v. a. to clarify H ~, to get 
 
 clarlno, f. little bell. (.clear. 
 
 olarlnette, f. clarinet 
 
 olart6, f. clearness, brightness || light 
 
 olansa, t class, order, rank A set || form, 
 school, school-room || scholars of a class |( 
 tchool-llme || ea ~, at school.
 
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 classement coffrer 
 
 olassement, m. classing. 
 
 olaaser, v. a. to class. 
 
 classification, i classification. 
 
 classifier, v. a. to classify. 
 
 olaaslque, a. classic(al) || correct || standard|| 
 
 clande, m. simpleton. (school . . . 
 
 r landicatlon, I. lameness, limping. 
 
 clause, f. clause. 
 
 clave an, m. rot || key-stone. 
 
 clavecin, m. harpsichord. 
 
 <tlarel, 0, a. infected with the rot 
 
 nlavol6e, t rot || scab (of sheep). 
 
 clavette, f. (mns.) key || peg || collar. 
 
 clavlcule, t. collar-bone. 
 
 clavier, m. (mus. ) key-ring || key-board. 
 
 r.layon, m. small hurdle || stand. 
 
 clayonnagre, f. wattle-fence || wicker. 
 
 ele, clef, f. key II plug || crown || wrench l| 
 
 (rntiR.) tunlng-hammiT || leader || (mus.) 
 
 clef || ~ da voute, key-stone |(- sons ~, 
 
 under lock and key. 
 olematite, f. (hot.) clematis. 
 el6menee, t. clemency. 
 clement, e, a. clement. 
 clerc, m. clerk || clergyman || scholar. 
 clerg:6, m. clergy. 
 
 clerical, e, a. (-ement, ad.) clcrical(ly). 
 cllchagre, m. stereotyping. 
 cliche, m. stereotype plate. 
 ellcher, v. a. to stereotype. 
 olichenr, m. stereotyper. 
 client, e, m. &f. client || customer]] patient. 
 clientele, f. cllentship || clients || practice || 
 
 custom || good-will. 
 ollgriement, m. winking. 
 cllgrner, T. a. to wink || to twinkle. 
 cHgrnotement, m. twinkling || winking. 
 cllgrnoter, r. n. to twinkle || to wink. 
 ellmat, m. climate, clime. 
 elinvaterlque, a. climacteric. 
 clin (d'ceii), m. twinkling (of an eye) i| 
 
 trice. \ou hospital. 
 
 ellnlqne, f. clinical medicine ou surgery 
 clinquant, m. tinsel || foil. 
 clique, f. set, gang, party, clique. 
 ellqnet, m. mill-clapper |[ hitch, slop. 
 cllqneter, T. n. to clack. 
 cllqnetla, m. clashing. 
 cllqnettes, f. pi. snappers, clappers. 
 clisae, f. wicker || splint 
 cllsser, T. a. to case in wicker-work. 
 cloaque, m. sink, sewer. 
 cloche, f. bell || glass-bell || diving-bell II 
 
 dish-cover || blister. 
 
 elochemeni, m. limping |] limp. 
 (a)cloche-pled, ad. hopping ;| s 
 ~, to hop. (hobble, to go lame. 
 
 sauter & 
 
 clocher, m. steeple || parish || ~, v. n. to 
 clocheton, m. bell-turret. 
 clochette, f. hand-bell || bell-flower. 
 clolson, f. partition (of masonry). 
 clolsonnag-e, m. partition- work || wain- 
 cloltre, m. cloister. [scoting. 
 
 ololtrer, v. a. to cloister [| to immure. 
 clopln-clopant, ad. hobbling along. 
 cloplner, T. a. to hobble. 
 cloporte, m. wood-louse. 
 clore. T. a. Ir. to close || to enclose |) to 
 end U to seal up. 
 
 olos, m. close {of a cathedral) || enclosure. 
 
 olos, o, a. closed, chut up. 
 
 closean, m., cloaorle, f. small -clow || 
 
 little orchard. [seclusion || closure. 
 
 oldture, f. enclosure, fence || closing j| 
 c!6tnror, v. a. to close (an account), 
 clou, m. nail, stud j| boil || chief attraction 
 
 of an exhibition || ~ de erlrofle, clove !| 
 
 - a crochet, tenter-hook || mettre au 
 
 ~, to pawn. 
 
 eloner, v. a. to nail, to tack || to spike, 
 clonter, v. a. to stud, 
 clouterie, f. nail-trade || nail-forge |] naJJg, 
 clontier, m. nail-maker, 
 cloyere, f. oyster-basket 
 olublste, m. member of a clnb. 
 clysolr, m. injection-tube, enema. 
 olysopompe , m. inJecting-apparafnB 
 
 clyster-pu,mp. 
 
 clyiitere, m. enema || Injection. 
 eoaoous6, e, m. & I. (jur.) accomplice N 
 
 fellow-prisoner. 
 coadjnteur, trite, m. & .' coadjutor U 
 
 coadjutrix. 
 
 coagruler, y. a. to coagulate. 
 se coallser, to league. 
 coalition, f. coalition || combination, 
 coassement, m. croaking, 
 coasser. T. n. to croak. 
 coassocl6, m. co-partner. 
 cooagme, f.; pays de ~, land of milk and 
 
 honey || mat de ~, greasy pole, 
 cocarde, f. cockade. Jrum. 
 
 cocasse, a. odd, comical, funny, ({am.) 
 cocclnelle, f. lady-bird. 
 coccyx, m. (anat ) coccyx, 
 ooche, m. stage-coach || barge || ~, 1 notch 
 
 || la monohe da ~, a busybody, 
 cochenllle, f. cochineal. 
 cooher, m. coachman, driver, 
 cochere, a.; porte-~, f. carriage-entrance. 
 cochon, m. hog, pig If pork || ~ d'Inde, 
 
 Guinea-pig (I ~ de talt, sucking-pig. 
 cochonn<5e, f. farrow. bungle. 
 
 cochonner, v. a. A n. to farrow || to 
 coohonnerie, f. fllthiness, nasUnees || 
 
 bhickguard trick. 
 
 cochonnet, m. (leu) the "jack" at bowls. 
 coco, m. cocoa || liquorice-water ]| chap, 
 cocon, m. cocoon. [saucepan, 
 
 cocote, f. chickabiddy || pet || egg-boiler || 
 oocotler, m. cocoa-tree, 
 cocotte, f. fast woman, street-walker. 
 coon, m. cuckold, 
 code'blteur, m. joint-debtor. 
 codetenteur, m. joint-holder. 
 codex, m. code || (m(5d.) pharmacopoeia. 
 codlcllle, m. codicil, 
 oodlfler, v. a. to codify, 
 cosnr, m. heart || courage || vigour U mind, 
 
 desire || inner part, centre || soul || a> 
 
 centre -~, against one's will || de tout 
 
 mon ~, with all my heart || par ~, by 
 
 heart || mal de ~, qualmishness, sickness 
 
 || avoir mal au ~, to be sick at the 
 coexlster, v. n. to coexist. [stomach, 
 coffr e, m. chest, trunk, coffer || box |l bin II 
 
 scat. 
 coffrer, T. a. to put in a box || to lock np.
 
 coffiret commander 
 
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 coffret, f. little chest ou trunk. 
 
 coffretler, m. trunk-maker. 
 
 cogrnac, m. Copnac brandy. 
 
 cogrnasae, f. wild quince. 
 
 cogrnassier, m. quince-tree. 
 
 co?n6e, f. hatchet, axe. 
 
 corner, v. a. to drive ou knock in || to beat 
 
 cohablter, v. n. to cohabit. 
 
 coherent, e, a. coherent. 
 
 cohe>ltler, ere, m. 4 f. Joint-heir || jolnt- 
 
 oohorte, (. cohort, band. [heiress. 
 
 cohue, rout, tumultuous crowd. 
 
 eoi, te, a. quiet still || snug. 
 
 oolffe, f. head-drese |] lining [| child's caul. 
 
 eoiffer, v. a. & n. to coif, to dress (an- 
 other's) head, to curl (another's) batr II to 
 fit well, to become II se ~, to dress one's 
 head || to grow fond of (an opinion) || to 
 get tipsy. 
 
 coiffeur, ,m. hair-dresser. flng the hair. 
 
 coiffure, f. head-dress || manner of dress- 
 
 ooln, m. corner, angle || marking-iron || 
 stamp || wedge || clock (of a stocking) ;| 
 lea quatre -, puss in the corner (game). 
 
 oolnclder, r. n. to coincide. 
 
 colngr, m. quince. 
 
 col, m. neck h stock, collar. 
 
 oolback, m. busby. 
 
 col6 optere, m. coleoptera || beetle. 
 
 eolere, f. anger, wrath, passion || en ~, 
 angry. 
 
 cole-re, col6riq-ne a. choleric, irascible. 
 
 oollbrl, m. humming-bird. [cake. 
 
 ooliflohet, m. trifle, gew gaw, toy || birrt- 
 
 eollmagon, m. snail. 
 
 colln-maillard, m. blindman's-buff 
 
 eollque, f. colic, gripes. [(game). 
 
 colls, m. bale of goods, package. 
 
 Collage, m. coliseum. 
 
 oollaborateur, m. fellow-labourer || as- 
 sistant || associate || contributor. 
 
 collaboration, f. co-operation || aid [I con- 
 tribution, [fining || size. 
 
 collage, m. sizing, pasting || hanging II 
 
 oollant, e, a. tight. 
 
 collation, f. luncheon. 
 
 collation ner, v. a. A n. to collate II to 
 make a light repast 
 
 colle, f. elue, paste, size |J ~ a, bouohe, 
 lip-glue [[ ~ de polsson, isinglass. 
 
 eoUeote, f, collect [| collection. 
 
 collectenr, m. collector. , f(ly). 
 
 oolleotlf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) collective 
 
 collectlonner, v. a. to make a collection 
 
 collectlonnenr, m. collector. [(of). 
 
 college, m. college, school j| academy. 
 
 collegia!, e, a. collegia!, collegiate || 
 6grllse -e, collegiate church. 
 
 eolltflen, m. collegian || school-boy. 
 
 oolleerne, m. colleague. 
 
 ooller. v. a. &n. to paste, to glue together || 
 (at billiards) to get the bafi against the 
 cushion || to stick || to m tight 
 
 collerette, f. tucker || collar. 
 
 collet, m. collar II snare || cape || neck [| ~ 
 mont<5, stiff, formal, strait-laced. 
 
 colleter, r. a. to collar, to seize by the 
 collar. [pasteboard-maker. 
 
 collenr, ro. paper-hanger || bUl-eticker, 
 
 collier, m. necklet || necklace II collar || - 
 de force, training-collar II ~ de misfire, 
 
 colllne, f. hill, hillock. [drudgery. 
 
 collision, f. collision || conflict 
 
 collocation, f. (jur.) classing. flogue. 
 
 colloque, m. colloquy || conference || dia- 
 
 colloquer, v. a. to place || to give || to rank. 
 
 collasoire, a. collusive. 
 
 collyre, m. eye-salve. 
 
 oolombalre, m. mortuary chapel with 
 niches for funeral urns. 
 
 eolombe, f. dove. 
 
 colombler, m. pigeon-house. 
 
 colomblne, f. pigeon's dung. 
 
 colon, m. colonist |j planter. 
 
 colonel, m. colonel. 
 
 colonial, e, a. colonial. 
 
 colonle, f. colony, settlement 
 
 colonisation, f. colonisation. 
 
 coloniser, v. a. to colonise. 
 
 colonne, f. column, pillar || defender. 
 
 colophane, f. colophony, rosin. 
 
 coloqulnte, f. colocynth. fete.). 
 
 colorer, colorler, v. a. to colour (prints 
 
 colorla, m. colouring (of a picture) |j tint 
 
 oolorlate, m. colourlst 
 
 colossal, e, a. colossal. 
 
 colosse, m. colossus. [bookstall trade. 
 
 colportagre, m. hawking || news-vending || 
 
 colporter, v. a. to hawk about 
 
 colporteur, m. pedlar || news-vender. 
 
 combat, m. battle, fight |J conflict || oppo- 
 sition f| - slngrullor, duel || ~ naval, 
 sea-fight |j hors de ~, disabled. 
 
 oombatlvlt6, f. combativeness. 
 
 combattant, m. combatant 
 
 combattre, v. a. <fe n. to engage, to fight [| 
 to withstand, to struggle against 
 
 comblen, ad. how much, bow many. 
 
 comblnalson, f. combination, contriv- 
 ance || management 
 
 combiner, v. a. to combine || to contrive. 
 
 comble, m. top, summit || roof || ovcr- 
 meosute j| an ~, complete, to the full || 
 pour ~ do. to crown . . . (full. 
 
 oomble, a. full to the top H (faro.) chok-- 
 
 combler, v. a. to heap, to heap up, to fill, 
 to fill up || to overwhelm (with). 
 
 combustible, m. fuel, firing. 
 
 ccm6dle. f. comedy, play || play-house || 
 sport diversion. 
 
 com^dloa, m. player, actor || hypocrite. 
 
 commtdlenae, f. female-player || actress. 
 
 comestible, a. eatable || -s, pi. provisions. 
 
 com^te, f. comet ' 
 
 cornice, m. Denting || society. 
 
 com! qua, m. comic art || comic |l comic 
 author. fcal(1y). 
 
 oomlqne, a. (-ment, ad.) droll(y) |l comi- 
 
 comltd. m. committee || en petit ~, 
 snug littla party || among ourselves (them- 
 selves). 
 
 commandant, m. commander || governor. 
 
 commando, f. order || de ~, to order || 
 ordered || feigned II at command || snr ~, 
 to order. [mand II word of command. 
 
 commandement, m. commandment corn- 
 commander, v. a. & n. to command, to 
 govern, to order || to rote [| to overlook 1)
 
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 commandeur complair* 
 
 ~, to command oneself || to come at 
 one's call. 
 
 oommandeur, m. commander. 
 
 commanditaire, m. sleeping partner. 
 
 commandite, f. limited joint-stock com- 
 pany. 
 
 commanditer, v. a. to advance funds to|| 
 to take an interest in (as a sleeping part- 
 ner). 
 
 comme, ad. as, as if || like II almost || 
 whereas || how || ~ si, as if, as though. 
 
 comm6moratii, ve, a. commemorative. 
 
 oommencant, m. beginner, novice. 
 Commencement, in. beginning. 
 - commencer, v. a. & n. to begin. 
 
 commensal, m. messmate. 
 
 comment, ad. how, in what manner? |j 
 why ? || ~ done I ob dear yes I || oh dear 
 no ! || to be sure ! || ~ done ? wbat do you 
 mean? 
 
 eommantaire, m. commentary, comment 
 
 commentateur, m. commentator. 
 
 oommenter, v. a. to comment on. 
 
 oommeragra, m. idle gossiping. 
 
 comznercant, m. dealer, trader, merchant. 
 
 commergant, e, a. commercial. 
 
 commerce, m. commerce, trade, traffic || 
 intercourse, correspondence. 
 
 commercer, v. n. to trade. 
 
 commercial, e, a. commercial. 
 
 commere, f. godmother || gossip. 
 
 oonunettant, m. (com.) constituent || em- 
 ployer. 
 
 commettre, v. a. ir. to commit || to assign, 
 to constitute || to entrust with || to com- 
 promise || to set at variance || se ~, to ex- 
 pose oneself. [m. commercial traveller. 
 
 commis.m. clerk || shopman || ~ voyagrenr, 
 
 commlssalre, m. commissary, commis- 
 sioner l| ~ de police, commissary of 
 police I) ~ prlseur, m. appraiser, auc- 
 tioneer. 
 
 commissariat, m. trusteeship || ~ de 
 police, police-station || police-commis- 
 saryship. [errand |l committee. 
 
 commission, f. commission || message || 
 
 commlsslonnalre, m. factor || commis- 
 sion-agent || agent || errand-boy. 
 
 oommlaaionner, v. a. to commission. 
 
 commode, f. chest of drawers. 
 
 commode, a. convenient, comfortable || 
 fit || easy H easy to deal with, fveniently. 
 
 coxnmod6ment, ad. commodionsly, con- 
 
 commode-toilette, f. toilet-table. 
 
 commodity, f. comfort, convenience || ac- 
 commodation || -s, pi. water-closet. 
 
 commodore, m. (mar.) commodore. 
 
 commotion, f. concussion l| shock. 
 
 commnable, a. commutabie. 
 
 commuer, v. a. to commute. 
 
 commnn, m. common || bulk, generality [| 
 lower class || s, pi. outbuildings || le ~ 
 des martyrs, the common herd. 
 
 common, e, a. common, vulgar || public || 
 ordinary, usual. 
 
 communal, e, a. parish, communal. 
 
 communard, e, m. & (. follower of the 
 "Commune" of Paris (1871). |mune." 
 
 communard, e, a. belonging to the " Com- 
 
 ooxnmunantalre, a. communistlc(al). 
 
 communant6,f. commonalty, community, 
 company, corporation || common property. 
 
 communanx, m. pi. commons. 
 
 commune, f. parish || inhabitants, town- 
 hall || -8, pi. commons. 
 
 commuuement, ad. commonly, generally. 
 
 communlant, e, m. & f. communicant. 
 
 communicatlf, ve, a. communicative. 
 
 communication, f. communication, con- 
 nexion II intercourse. 
 
 commnnler, v. a. & n. to administer the 
 sacrament || to communicate. 
 
 communion, f. communion || fellowship. 
 
 communlquer, v. a. &n. to communicate. 
 to impart || to inform || to be- contiguous 
 to || to have intercourse with. 
 
 comraunlsme, m. communism. 
 
 commutation, f. commutation. 
 
 compacite, f. compactness. 
 
 compacte, a. compact, solid, dense. 
 
 compagrne, f. female companion |l spoiipp, 
 
 compagrnle, f. company, society [| felloiv- 
 ship, partnership || covey. 
 
 oompagrnon, m. companion, associate, col- 
 league, partner, fellow || journeyman || 
 trades-unionist. 
 
 compagrnounag-e, m. trades-union. 
 
 comparable, a. comparable. 
 
 comparalson, f. comparison || par ~, 
 comparatively. 
 
 comparaltre, v. a. ir. to appear. 
 
 comparatlf, m. (gr.) comparative degree, 
 comparative. fcomparative(ly). 
 
 comparatlf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) 
 
 comparer, v. a. to compare. 
 
 comparse, m. figurant, supernumerary. 
 
 compartiment, m. compartment. 
 
 comparutlon, f. appearance. 
 
 compaa, m. compass || pair of compasses || 
 ~ de proportion, sector. [stiff, 
 
 compassS, e, a. very exact || formal, 
 
 compaaaement, m. measurement with 
 compasses || studied regularity. 
 
 compaaser, v. a. to measure, to arrange || 
 to regulate. [lion. 
 
 compaaslon, f. compassion, commisera- 
 
 compatlblllte, f. compatibility. 
 
 compatlr, v. n. to sympathise with, to 
 compassionate. 
 
 oompatiaaant, e, a. compassionate. 
 
 compatriote, m. & f. fellow-countryman 
 ou woman. 
 
 compenser, v. a. to compensate. 
 
 comperagre, m. compaternity || godfather- 
 ship || confederacy || complicity || (fig.) 
 trickery. 
 
 compere, m. godfather || pal, accomplice II 
 irony || merry companion |] cunning fellow |j 
 ~-lorlot, m. stye (on the eye). 
 
 competence, f. (Jur.) competency || sphere, 
 province, department. 
 
 competent, e, a. competent || suitable. 
 
 comp6tlteur, m. competitor. 
 
 compilatenr, m. compiler. 
 
 compiler, v. a. to compile. flament. 
 
 complainte, f. complaint II lamentation, 
 
 complalre, v. n. ir. to please !| ~. to 
 delight iu.
 
 complaisamment concurrence 
 
 41 
 
 oomplalsamment, ad. obligingly, with 
 kindness, [complaisance. 
 
 complaisance, 1 kindness, compliancy 
 
 complaisant, e, m. &l. fawner || panderer. 
 
 complaisant, e, a. obliging || compliant, 
 complaisant 
 
 complement, m. complement || object 
 
 oomplfimentaire, a. completing, com- 
 plementary. 
 
 complet, m. fall number. 
 
 complet, ete, a. complete, perfect || utter. 
 
 oompl6tement, m. completion. 
 
 completement. ad. completely, folly 
 
 oomplgter, v. a. to complete. 
 
 oomplexe, a. complex || compound. 
 
 complexion, f. constitution, disposition. 
 
 complication, f. complication || int.riracy. 
 ' oomplloe, m. (jur.) accomplice, accessory || 
 co-respondent (in divorce cages). 
 
 compile**, a. accoFsory, privy (to). 
 
 complicity, f. complicity.. 
 
 complies, f. pi. compline. 
 
 compliment, m. compliment. || congrnln- 
 lation I) -s empresses, best compli- 
 menls || presenter BOB - a, to pay 
 one's compliments, one's respects to. 
 
 oompllmenter, v. a. to compliment, to 
 congratulate. 
 
 eomplimentenr, so, m. <V f. compli- 
 mentcr, payer of compliments. 
 
 oompllmentenr, , a. complimentary. 
 
 compllquer, v. a. to complicate. 
 
 complot, m. plot, conspiracy, complot. 
 
 oomploter, v. a. to plot, to conspire. 
 
 oomponctlon, f. compunction. 
 
 oomporter, v. a. to allow, to permit || to 
 require || se ~, to behave. 
 
 compose, m. compound. Tweeted. 
 
 compost, e, a. compound, complex || stiff, 
 
 composer, v. a. An. to compose || to write, 
 to invent (| to set up type || to compound, 
 to make up, to agree |f ee ~, to be com- 
 posed, to consist of. 
 
 eomposltenr, m. composer || compositor. 
 
 composition, f. composition, construc- 
 tion || written work, written examination || 
 agreement, accommodation || (point.) com- 
 position. 
 
 compostenr, m. composing-stick. 
 
 compote, f. stewed fruit. 
 
 oompotler, m. dish for stewed fruit 
 
 oomprendre, v. a. Ir. to comprehend, to 
 Include || to understand, to conceive. 
 
 oompresse, f. compress. 
 
 comprlmer, v. a. to compress. 
 
 compris, e, a. understood, included l| f ~, 
 , Including, inclusive of, together with. 
 
 oompromettre, v. a. & n. ir. to compro- 
 mise || to implicate || to pledge || to put to 
 arbitration || to agree || se ~, to expose 
 
 oompromls, m. compromise. [oneself. 
 
 comptabllltd, f. book-keeping. 
 
 oomptable, m. accountant 
 
 oomptable, a. accountable. 
 
 comptant, e, a. ready || argrant ~, ready 
 money, cash || an ~, for cash || for de- 
 livery. 
 
 compte, m. account reckoning, calcula- 
 tion, computation || a certain uuzubcr || 
 
 value || profit || & ~, on account || ft bon 
 ~, cheap |l~ rond, even money |[ pas, 
 m. perambulator || ~-rendn, m. report [| 
 return. 
 
 compter, v. a. & n. to count, to reckon, to 
 pay || to calculate || to value, to estimate II 
 to purpose, to think || to settle accounts || 
 to rely upon || to comprise. 
 
 compteur, m. reckoner || teller || meter || gas- 
 meter || trigger, (bar (of a public house). 
 
 oomptoir, m. counter, counting-house || 
 
 ooxnpulser, v. a. to examine. 
 
 oomte, m. count, ear). 
 
 oomte-, m. county, earldom. 
 
 oomtessp, f. countess. 
 
 eoncaesar. v. a. to pound, to bruise. 
 
 conoasgeur, m. crushing-mill. 
 
 concave, a. hollow, concave. 
 
 ooncavlt6, f. coucavity. 
 
 oonc6der, v. a. to concede, to grant, to 
 
 concentration, f. concentration. [yield. 
 
 conoentrer, T. a. to centre, to concentrate. 
 
 conception, f. conception || apprehension. 
 
 concernant, pr. concerning, relating to. 
 
 conoorner, v. a. to concern. 
 
 concert, m. concert || concert-room || good 
 understanding || de ~, in concert, jointly. 
 
 conceit-taut, e, m. & f. performer in a 
 concert. 
 
 concerter. v. a. to concert, to contrive || 
 to adjust || se ~, to consult together. 
 
 concession, f. concession, grant. 
 
 oonoesslonnalrc, m. grantee || ~ d'un 
 privilege, patentee. 
 
 conccvolr, v. a. ir. to conceive, to under- 
 stand || to entertain || to express, to word. 
 
 conchy liolog-io, f. (hist nat) conchology, 
 conchillology. 
 
 conclergre, m. door-keeper. 
 
 oonciergerle, f. porter's lodge || door- 
 keeper's place || a prison In Fans. 
 
 ooncile, m. council. 
 
 oonclllable, a. reconcilable. 
 
 oonclliabnle, m. conventicle. 
 
 oonoiliatenr, m. conciliator. 
 
 conclller, v. a. to conciliate || to reconcile. 
 
 ooncis, e, a. concise, short. 
 
 concision, f. conciseness, brevity. 
 
 ooncltoyen, m. fellow-citizen. 
 
 oonolaant, e, a. conclusive. 
 
 conclnre.v.a. <tn. ir. to conclude, to finish, 
 to close, to decide || to infer (from). 
 
 conclusion, f. conclusion, end || final in- 
 ference || motion. 
 
 ooncombre, m. cucumber. 
 
 concordat, m. concordat, composition f| 
 (d'nn fallli) bankrupt's certificate. 
 
 Concorde, f. concord, harmony. 
 
 concorder, v. n. to agree. 
 
 conoourlr, T. n. ir. to concur, to compete. 
 
 oonoours, m. concourse (of people) || con- 
 currence, co-operation || meeting || com- 
 petitive examination. 
 
 ooncret, fete, a. concrete. 
 
 concnblnag-e, m. (jur.) concubinage. 
 
 concupiscence, f. concupiscence. 
 
 eoncnrremment, ad. concurrently, In 
 competition with. 
 
 concurrence, f. competition.
 
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 concurrent connaissance 
 
 concurrent, m. competitor. 
 
 concussion, (. extortion || peculation. 
 
 ooncussionnaire, m. exactor || peculator. 
 
 condamnation, condemnation, Judg- 
 ment || passer ~, to pass sentence || to 
 own oneself In fault || not to wish to press 
 the point |] ~ en masse, sweeping con- 
 demnation. 
 
 oondamner, v. a. to condemn, to sentence 
 to punishment f| to blame, to censure. 
 
 condensataur, m. (phys.) condenser. 
 
 condenaeur, m. (phys.) condenser. 
 
 condescendance, f. condescension. 
 
 condescendre, v. n. to condescend, to 
 
 oondisclple, m. school-fellow, [comply. 
 
 condition, f. wndition, quality, property II 
 state, rank, character || place, service || 
 stipulation |J -s, pi. terms. 
 
 <3onditionn6, e, a. (com.) marketable, In 
 good condition. (ditional(ly). 
 
 eoadltlonnel, le, a. (-lenient, ad.) con- 
 
 conditionner, T. a. to make conditions. 
 
 eondolanoe, f. condolence. 
 
 conduoteur, m. conductor, guide, director || 
 (rail.) guard, conductor. 
 
 conductrlce, f. conductress. 
 
 condulre, v. a. ir. to conduct, to lead, to 
 guide, to direct, to rule, to superintend II 
 to accompany, to escort fl ae ~, to behave || 
 to take care of oneself. 
 
 conduit, m. conduit, canal, pipe. 
 
 condulte, f. conduct, behaviour || manage- 
 ment || leading || driving. 
 
 confection, F. making || completion || 
 ready-made clothes department || ready- 
 made clothes || outfitting. fplish. 
 
 conf ectlonner, v. a. to make, to accom- 
 
 oonfeotlonneur, m. maker || ready-made 
 clothier || slop-seller H outfitter. 
 
 confederation, f. confederation, con- 
 federacy. 
 
 oonf eder6, e, m. & f. confederate. 
 
 ae conf6d6rer, to confederate. 
 
 conference, f. conference || comparison || 
 lecture. (to confer. 
 
 c< >nf 6rer, T. a. 4 n. to compare [| to collate || 
 
 oonfesse, f. confession. 
 
 conf osser, v. a. to confess || to hear con- 
 fession || se ~, to confess one's sins || aller 
 e ~, to go to confession. 
 
 confesseur. m. confessor. 
 
 oonflance, f. confidence || reliance J| trust. 
 
 conflant, e, a. confiding || confident || 
 sanguine. 
 
 oonfldemment, ad. in confidence. 
 
 confidence, t confidence, trust || secrecy || 
 f aire one ~, to tell a secret 
 
 confident, m. confident || confidant 
 
 ooafldentiel, le, a. (-lement, ad.) con- 
 fidentialfly). (trust 
 
 oonfler, v. a. to confide || to entrust || to 
 
 configuration, f. configuration. 
 
 eonflner, v. a. & n. to confine (to) || to 
 border (on). 
 
 oonflns, m. pi. confines, limits. 
 
 conflre, v. a. ir. to preserve || to pickle. 
 
 confirmer, v. a. to confirm. 
 
 oonfiserle, f. confectionary. 
 
 conlUeur, m. confectioner. 
 
 oonfisquer. v. a. to confiscate, to seize 
 
 confiture, L jam || sweetmeats. [upon. 
 
 conflagration, f. conflagration. 
 
 coafllt, m. conflict || clashing. 
 
 confluent, m. confluent 
 
 confluent, e, a. (med.) confluent. 
 
 confluer, T. n. to meet (with). 
 
 oonfondre, v. a. to confound, to blend, 
 to mingle || to puzzle, to put out of coun- 
 tenance, to stupify || se ~, to mix || to be 
 perplexed || to be lost In || to make no end 
 ot [able. 
 
 conforms, a. conformable, agreeable, suit- 
 
 conf ormment,ad. conformably, suitably. 
 
 conformer, v. a. to conform. 
 
 conformity, f. conformity. 
 
 contort, m. comfort [comfortably. 
 
 comfortable, a. comfortable || -ment, ad. 
 
 conforter, v. a. to comfort, to strengthen. 
 
 oonfraternlt6, f. brotherhood. 
 
 confrere, m. brother, fellow-menjber || 
 contemporary. 
 
 confrrie, f. brotherhood. 
 
 confrontation, f. confrontation || cqjla- 
 tion (of writings). 
 
 confronter, v. a. to confront || to compare. 
 
 oonfus, e, a. confused || overpowered || 
 jumbled. 
 
 confns6ment, ad. confusedly, dimly. 
 
 confusion, f. confusion, confusedness || 
 medley || tumult || shame. 
 
 congre, m. leave, furlough || dismissal || 
 warning to quit |] jour de ~, holiday. 
 
 cong-6dier, v. a. to discharge, to dismiss, 
 to disband. 
 
 cong;61atenr, m. refrigerator. 
 
 cong-eler, v. a. to congeal. 
 
 congrndre, a. congeneric, congenerous. 
 
 congenital, e, a. congenital, concenite. 
 
 congestion, f. (mCd. ) congestion, determin- 
 ation of blood. 
 
 congrre, m. conger, sea-eel. 
 
 congregation, f. congregation. 
 
 congres, m. congress. 
 
 oonlfdre, m. coniferous tree. 
 
 conlqne, a. conical, conic. 
 
 conjeotnralement, ad. by conjecture. 
 
 conjectnrer, v. a. to conjecture, to guess. 
 
 conjoindre, v. a. ir. to unite. 
 
 conjoin ts, m. pi. man and wife. 
 
 conjonctive, f. (anat.) conjunctive. 
 
 conjonctnre, f. conjuncture. 
 
 oonjonction, f. union (of man and wife) || 
 (gr.) conjunction || (astr.) conjunction, 
 synod. 
 
 conjugralson, f. (gr.) conjugation. 
 
 conjngral.e, a. (-ement, ad.) conjugally). 
 
 conjug-uer, v. a. (gr.) to conjugate. 
 
 oonjurateur, m. plotter, conjuror. 
 
 conjuration, f. conspiracy || entreaty || in- } 
 cantation || exorcism. 
 
 conjurfi, m. conspirator, plotter. 
 
 conjur6, e, a. conspiring || leagued. 
 
 conjurer, v. a. to conjure || to implore, to 
 conspire. 
 
 oonnalssance, f. knowledge, skill, notion, 
 acquaintance, familiarity || -a, pi. learn- 
 ing, acquirements || aere de , years of 
 discretion U de ~, of one's acquaintance ||
 
 couudsiement contuniaer 
 
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 familiar || en ~ de oanee, knowingly |] 
 an* -, senseless f| perdre ~, to faint, 
 to Bwoon. 
 
 eonnalssement, m. bill of lading. 
 
 connalsseur, m. connoisseur, judge fl 
 acquaintance-maker. 
 
 connaltre, v. a. & n. Ir. to know || to be 
 acquainted with |i to distinguish, to ex- 
 perience || to take cognizance of || Be ~, to 
 know oneself II to be a judge of. 
 
 etonnetable, m. constable || Grand Con - 
 netable, High Constable, 
 
 connexion, f. connection. 
 
 connivence, f. connivance. 
 
 oonnlver, T. n. to connivs. 
 
 connn I that la an old story ! 
 
 oonqne, f. conch fl sea-shell. 
 
 eonqueraat, m. conqueror. 
 
 aonqndrtr, r. a. ir. to conquer, to rab- 
 
 dae l| to gain, 
 i oonquetct. f. conquest 
 
 oonaaorer, T. a. to convrrate, to dedicate. 
 > cansanftrnln, e, a. consanguineous. 
 
 oonnangrnlnite, f. consanguinity. 
 
 conscience, f. conscience, consciousness fl 
 scruple, difficulty || en ~, indeed || avoir 
 de la ~, to be a man of integrity. 
 
 oonaolenclenx, , a. (-cement, ad.) 
 conscien t i ous( ly ). 
 
 conscription, f. enrolling H recruiting || 
 conscription. 
 
 eonaorlt, m. recruit l| greenhorn. 
 
 consecntlf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) con- 
 secutive(ly). 
 
 oonseil, m. connsel, advice fl counsellor, 
 advocate || council, council-board || ~ d'ad - 
 ministration, managing committee || ~ 
 de famllle, family council il commission 
 of lunacy II ~ de gruerre, court-martial. 
 
 oonneiller, m. counsellor, adviser || coun- 
 cillor || ~ municipal, alderman. 
 
 oonaelller, v. a. to counsel, to give advice. 
 
 oonselllere, f. female adviser || coun- 
 cillor's wife. 
 
 aonaentement, m. consent 
 
 oonaenttr, v. n. ir. to consent, to assent, 
 to agree. [sistently. 
 
 oonseqnemment, ad. consequently, con- 
 
 oonseqnence, f. consequence, conclusion || 
 importance || en ~, consequently || tlrer 
 a ~, to be of importance || to be drawn Into 
 a precedent. fsequently. 
 
 consequent, e, a. consistent |1 par ~, con- 
 
 oonservatenr, m. conservator, preserver, 
 defender || commissioner || keeper. 
 
 conservation, 1. conservation, preserva- 
 tion, [servatory. 
 
 conservatoire, m. school for music )| con- 
 conserve, f. pickle || sweetmeats || (mar.) 
 convoy l| -s, pi. preserves. 
 
 oonserver, v. a. to conserve, to preserve fl 
 to maintain || to defend, to protect (I mo ~, 
 to keep || to take care of one's health. 
 
 conslderablement, ad. considerably, a 
 great deal. 
 
 conslderant, m. (]ur.) preamble. 
 
 consideration, f. consideration, regard, 
 esteem. 
 
 conBider6m<nit, ad. considerately. 
 
 consldeirer, v. a. to consider, to examine. 
 to sift || to value, to esteem. 
 
 eonslg-natalre, m. trustee, consignee. 
 
 eonslgmatenr, m. consigner. 
 
 consignation, f. consignation, deposit. 
 
 oonslgTio, t (mil.) watchword |f cloak- 
 room. 
 
 consigner, v. a. to consign, to entrast, to 
 deposit || to confine (to a place) |j to record. 
 
 conalstance, f. consistency |[ thickness || 
 firmness || extent of an estate || credit. 
 
 eonslBter, v. n. to consist 
 
 conslstolre, m. consistory. 
 
 oonsolatenr, trloe, m. A t. consoler, com- 
 forter || triate ~, Job's ott sorry comforter. 
 
 consoler, v. a. to console, to comfort. 
 
 oonsollder, v. a. to consolidate. 
 
 oonsolldda, m. pi. consols. 
 
 eonaommateur, to. consumer. 
 
 oonsommation, f. consummation | ts* 
 pense || consumption || refreshments. 
 
 consomme^ m. jelly-broth, gravy-aonp. 
 
 consommer, v. a. to consummate fl to 
 consume. 
 
 oonsomptton, f. consnmptton | (mM.) 
 atrophy, consumption, decline. 
 
 oonaonne, f. (gr.) consonant 
 
 consorts, m. pi. associatea. 
 
 oonaoudo, f. comfrey. 
 
 conapiratear, m. conspirator. 
 
 conspiration, f. conspiracy. 
 
 oonapirer, v. a. A n. to conspire, to plot 
 
 conapuer, v. a. to scorn. 
 
 conatamment, ad. constantly. 
 
 oonatance, t. constancy. 
 
 constant, e, a. constant, steady, certain H 
 faithful. 
 
 oonstatatlon, f. proof || statement |] authen- 
 tication, [establish. 
 
 constater, v. a. to aver, to prove || to 
 
 constellation, f. (astr.) constellation. 
 
 consternation, f. consternation, amaze- 
 
 conaterner, v. n. to dismay. |ment 
 
 constipation, f. costivcnesa. 
 
 constlpe, e, a. costive. 
 
 constlper, v. a. to constipate fl to bind, 
 
 constituent, e, a. constituent 
 
 constltner, v. a. to constitute, to erect fl 
 to set, to settle, to establish, to place || to 
 assign, to appoint, to empower]) ~ prl- 
 aonnler, to commit to prison || ae ~ 
 priaonnler, to give oneself up. 
 
 constitution, f. constitution || settlement 
 
 conatltutlonnel, le, a. (-lament, ad.) 
 constl tu ti onal ( ly ). 
 
 constrictenr, m. constrictor. 
 
 construotenr, m. builder. 
 
 construction, f. construction, building fl 
 erection. HRT.) to construe. 
 
 construlre, v. a, Ir. to construct, to build || * 
 
 consulaire, a. consular. 
 
 oonsnlat, m. consulate l| consulship. 
 
 consultatlf, ve, a. consultative. 
 
 eonaulter, v. a. to consult 
 
 consumer, v. a. to consume, to waste, to 
 destroy, to devour. 
 
 contact, m. contact fl connection. 
 
 oontagienz, se, a. contagious. 
 
 contaminer, v. a. to contaminate.
 
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 conte contrflle 
 
 conte, m. tale, story || ~ ft. dormlr de- 
 bout, stupid stuff || ~ en 1'alr, idle story. 
 
 contemplateur, trice, m. &. S. contem- 
 plator. 
 
 contemplatif, ve, a. contemplative. 
 
 oontempler, v. a. & n. to contemplate || 
 to behold. 
 
 contemporain, e, m. & t. contemporary. 
 
 contemporain, e, a. coutemporary, con- 
 temporaneous. 
 
 oontempteur, m. conteraner. 
 
 oontenance, f. capaciousness || contents || 
 look, deportment. 
 
 nontenant, m. holder, container. 
 
 oontenir, v. a. ir. to contain, to hold, to 
 comprise || to restrain from. 
 
 content, m. fill, bellyful || tont son ~, 
 all one wants. 
 
 content, e, a. content, satisfied, pleased. 
 
 contentement, to. content, satisfaction, 
 Joy. [satisfied. 
 
 contenter, v. a. to content || Be ~, to be 
 
 contentions, m. law business. [some. 
 
 contentions, ae, a. disputable,- quarrel- 
 contention, I. contention || contest, debate || 
 
 contenn, m. contents. [intensity. 
 
 center, v. a. to relate, to tell || en ~, to 
 impose upon one [] to talk son nonsense 
 to a woman. 
 
 oontestable, a. disputable. 
 
 contestation, f. contest || debate || strife. 
 
 contests, f. (jur.) dispute. 
 
 contester, T. a. to contest 
 
 oontenr, so, m. A f. story-teller. 
 
 contour, ae, a. fond of relating stories. 
 
 oontlgrn, 8, a. contiguous to. 
 
 contigrulte, f. contiguity. 
 
 continent, m. continent, mainland. 
 
 continent, e, a. abstemious [| moderate. 
 
 continental, e, a. continental. 
 
 contingent, m. contingent || share, quota. 
 
 contingent, e, a. contingent. 
 
 contlnn, e, a. continual. 
 
 contlnnatenr, m. continuer. [(ly). 
 
 contlnnel, le, a. (-lenient, ad.) continual 
 
 contlnner, v. a. A n. to continue, to go on 
 with, to prolong || to last. 
 
 continuity, f. continuance || continuity. 
 
 contondant, e, a. blunt. 
 
 contorslon, f. contortion. 
 
 contour, m. outline || circumference. 
 
 contourner, T. a. to outline a figure || to go 
 round, to distort. 
 
 contraotant, m. contractor. 
 
 contractant, e, a. contracting. 
 
 contractor, T. a. A n. to contract [| to get, 
 to acquire. 
 
 contractual, le, a. stipulated. 
 
 contradictenr, m. contradictor, contra- 
 dictory person. 
 
 oontradlotoire, a. contradictory, incon- 
 sistent || -ment, ad. contradictorily || in- 
 consistently, [compel, to restrain. 
 
 contralnrlre, v. a. ir. to constrain, to 
 
 oontralnte, f. constraint, compulsion, re- 
 straint || force || ~ par corps, arrest (for 
 debt). 
 
 oontralre, m. contrary. 
 
 oontralr*. a. contrary, advene, opposite [I 
 
 an ~, on the contrary || an - de, con- 
 trary to. Jto Incommode. 
 
 oontrarler, v. a. to contradict, tS oppose || 
 
 contrarlAte, f. contrariety, opposition, 
 
 contraste, m. contrast. [annoyance. 
 
 contraster, v. a. & n. to contrast. 
 
 contrat, m. contract, compact, covenant. 
 
 contravention, f. contravention || offence. 
 
 contra, pr. against || contrary to || near by || 
 par ~. by way of compensation |[ tont ~, 
 close by || ~-allee, f. side-alley j| ~- 
 amlral, m. rear-admiral || ~-appel, m. 
 second call || ~-oonp, m. rebound || result If 
 ~-oojnr, (a --cosur) ad. reluctantly, 
 against the grain 1| ~-danse, f. conntry- 
 dance II ~-fort, m. counterfort || ~-lnter- 
 rogratoire, m. cross-examination | - 
 jonr, m. connterllght, false light l| ~- 
 maltre, m. boatswain's mat* || foreman II 
 --raarche, f. counter-march || ~-mnr. 
 m. counter-mure || ~-mnrer, v. B. to 
 countermure || partie, f. connicrpnrt || 
 reverse || ~>pled, in. reverse, contrary jl 
 ~-poll, m. wrong way of the hair ov of 
 the nap || a. ~-poll, against the grain || th 
 wrong way || --pointer, v. a. to quilt on 
 both sides ||to thwart || porte, f. double- 
 door || ~-rall, m. guard-rail || ~- ve>U6, 
 f. irony. 
 
 contrebande, f. contraband || smuggling || 
 falre la ~, to smuggle. 
 
 contrebandler, m. smuggler. 
 
 contreoarrer, v. a. to thwart, to oppose. 
 
 oontredlre, v. a. ir. to contradict, to refute. 
 
 contredlt, m. contradiction || sans ~, un- 
 questionably. 
 
 oontree, f. country, region. 
 
 oontrefacon, f. counterfeiting || literary 
 piracy || plagiarism || spurious edition. 
 
 contrefactenr, m. counterfeiter, pirate || 
 imitator || plagiarist. 
 
 oontrefalre, r. a. ir. to counterfeit, to 
 force || to copy, to imitate [| to disguise, to 
 disfigure || to pirate || ae ~, to dissemble. 
 
 contremandement, m. counter-order. 
 
 contremander, v. a. to countermand. 
 
 contremarque, f. counter-mark || check 
 
 oontreacarpe, f. counter-scarp, [(ticket), 
 
 oontresena.m. opposite || misconstnictioii | 
 contrary sense |j wrong side. * 
 
 contrealgrnatalre, m. counterslgner. 
 
 contreelgrner, v. a. to countersign. 
 
 contretemps, m. contrary acciaent, dis- 
 appointment, mischance || 4 ~. unseason 
 ably. 
 
 oontrevallatlon, f. countervallatlon. 
 
 contrevenant, m. transgressor, offender. 
 
 centre venant, e, a. transgressing, offend- 
 ing, [to offend (against). 
 
 contrevenlr, v. n. Ir. to act contrary (to) |j 
 
 contrevent, m. outside shutter. 
 
 oontrlbnable, m. tax-payer || rate-payer. 
 
 contrlbnant, m. contributor. 
 
 contrlbner, v. n. to contribute. 
 
 contribution, f. contribution || tax. 
 
 oontrlater, v. a. to grieve. 
 
 contrlt, e, a, contrite. 
 
 oontrAle, m. control, control-book || rolls 
 (pi.) || We || controller's otfioe.
 
 contrtler coriandre 
 
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 eontroler, T. a. to control, to register || to 
 
 (tamp || to try. 
 controlenr, m. controller || ticket-collector |) 
 
 censurer. (falsoly. 
 
 eontrouver, T. a. to forge, to contrive 
 controverse, f. controversy. 
 controveraer, v. a. to controvert. 
 controversiBte, m. controversialist, 
 oontum&oe, f. contumacy, non-appear- 
 ance, default. 
 
 contusion, f. contusion, bruise, 
 contusionner, v. a. to bruise. 
 oonvainoant, e, a. convincing. fvict. 
 convaincre, v. a. ir. to convince || to con- 
 convalescent, a, a. convalescent. 
 oonvenable, a. becoming, suitable, proper, 
 
 seasonable || -ment, nd. duly || suitably, 
 
 becomingly, conformably |: expediently, 
 convenance, f. convenience, congruity. 
 
 suitableness, fitness, propriety, decency || 
 
 harmony, agreement, proportion || -, pi. 
 
 good manners, 
 oouvenlr, v. n. ir. to agree, to become fl to 
 
 own, to grant, to confess || to fit, to be 
 oonventloule, f. conventicle. [suitable. 
 convention, f. convention, treaty, meeting, 
 conventlonnel, m. member of the French 
 
 uatloual assembly. 
 
 onventlonnel, la, a. (-lemeut, ad.) 
 
 conventional j| by agreement, 
 cunvantuel, la, a. (-lament, ad.) cou- 
 
 veutual(ly). 
 
 onvergent, e, a. converging. 
 
 onverg-er, v. n. to converge. 
 
 onvera, a, a. lay. 
 
 onvrnation, f. conversation, discourse. 
 
 on venter, v. n. to con verve, to talk. 
 
 onverti, a, m. * f. convert. 
 
 onvertlr, T. a. to convert, to turn, to 
 
 change |j aa ~, to be converted, to turn. 
 
 onvertluaement, m. conversion. 
 
 ouvertinueur, m. converter. 
 
 onvtxe, a. convex. 
 
 onvexlte, f. convexity. 
 
 onvl*, m. guest. 
 
 onvtar, T. a. to invite || to incite, to allure. 
 
 onvlve, m. convive, gueat || table-com- 
 panion. Isuriiiiuins. 
 
 onvooatlon, f. convocation, requisition ;| 
 
 onvol, m. burial, funeral pi-ucvs-iuu || 
 
 convoy (of provisions) || railway-train. 
 
 onvoltar, v. a. to covet. 
 
 onvoltlse, f. (fura.) covetonsness. 
 convoler, v. n. to marry, to marry again. 
 eonvoquar, v. a. to convoke, to summon, 
 convoy ar, v. a. (mar., mil.) to convoy, 
 con voyeur, m. (mar.) convoy-ship, 
 oonvnlslf, va, a. l-vemeut, ad.) con- 
 oonyie. f. (hot.) flea-bane. [vuliive(ly). 
 cooperatenr, m. co-operator. 
 coop6rer. v. a. to co-operate. 
 coordination, f. co-onlinatlon. 
 ooordonnar, v. a. to render co-ordinate, 
 oopahu, m. (hot.) copal va. 
 wupulu, m. joint-share holder, partner || 
 
 school-friend etr la ~ do, ihuu ) to L-U 
 
 halves with, ,,,,;, 
 
 oopart&ireant, m. co-partner, Joint shuicr 
 aopean, m. chip -, pi. shavings. 
 
 copie, f. copy, duplicate j| manuscript. 
 
 copier, v. a. to copy, to imitate. 
 
 copie ux, BO, a. (-semen t, ad.) copious 
 
 (ly) || hearty || heartily. 
 ooplste, m. copyist, copier, 
 coproprletalre, m. jninl-proprietor. 
 coq, m. cock || male (of birds) || wrathor- 
 
 cock || ~ da brnyere, heath-cock, prouse || 
 
 ~ d'Inde, turkey-cock || ~-&>l'&ne, m. 
 
 nonsense. 
 
 coque, f. shell || cocoon || cockle || hull, 
 coqneclgrrue, f. fiddle-faddle, 
 coquelicot, m. (bot. ) wild popP)'- 
 coqnelucna, f. whooping-cough || etra 1* 
 
 ~ da, to be a great favourite with, 
 coqnemar, m. boiler. 
 coquet, m. beau, dandy || cock-boat, 
 coquet, te, a. coquettish || fond of dress |J 
 
 stylish, elegant. 
 
 coqueter, v. n. to flirt || to coquette, 
 coqnetler, m. egg-cup, 
 coquette, f. coquette, flirt, jilt, 
 coqnetterle, f. flirtation, coquetry || lore 
 
 or dress || spruceness, quaintness. 
 coquiUare, m. shell-fish || shell-work, 
 coqnllle, f. shell || pat. 
 coqulllier, m. collection of shell*, 
 coqnln, m. rofrue, rascal, knave, 
 coquln, e, a. mean, roguish, rascally. 
 coqnine, f. slut, wretch, jnde. 
 ooquinerle, f. roguish nick, knavery. 
 oor, m. horn || corn || ~ da chasse, Kn-nch 
 
 hum || & ~ et & crl, loudly || veheueotly. 
 corall, m. coral, 
 eoraillenr, m. coral-flaher. 
 eorbean, m. raven, 
 oorbellle, f. little osier-basket || weddilig- 
 
 presenls || flower-bed, 
 oorblllard, m. hearse, 
 corbillat, m. young raven, 
 oorbillon, m. small basket, 
 cordaire, m. cordage, rigging, ropes. 
 oorda, f. cord, rope, line || string || thread 
 
 of cloth I) cat-gut || chord || ~ de vlolon, 
 oordeau, m. line, string. [violin-suing, 
 oordeler, T. a. to twist 
 cordelette, f. small cord, 
 cordelier, m. Franciscan friar, 
 cordellere.f. Franciscan nun U Franciscan's 
 cordello, f. tow-line. Iglrdle. 
 
 corder, v. a. to twist, to cord, 
 corderle, f. rope-walk, rope-yard, ropery, 
 cordial, in. cordial, stimulant, 
 cordial, e, a. (-ement, ad.) cordlal(ly), 
 cordlallta, f. cordiality, 
 cordler, m. rope-maker. 
 cordon, m. lace, string, band || edge (of a 
 
 coin) |j twist U la ~, u'll VOUB plait 1 
 
 open the door, please! || - bleu, liist-ruW 
 
 cook || knight of the Holy UbosL 
 oordonner, v. a. to twist, to entwine || to 
 
 line || to edge. 
 
 cordonnerla, f. shoe-mnker's trade. 
 cordonnet, m. twist, netllng-sUk. 
 oordonnier, ui. khoe-muker. 
 cordouan, m. cordaln. 
 oorellvlonnalra, m. & f.. ui-rtlljionl- 1. 
 corlaou, a. touf-U a leather, 
 oorliuiara, f. coriander.
 
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 corintMen cotonneux 
 
 oorinthlen, m. Corinthian order. 
 
 oorme, m. sorb-apple. 
 
 oormler, m. service-tree. 
 
 oormoran, m. cormorant || (fig.) glutton, 
 
 cornac, m. elephant-driver. 
 
 oornsare, m. blowing, roaring (of horses). 
 
 corualine, m. cornelian stone. 
 
 cornard, a. cuckold. 
 
 oorne, i. horn || hoof |j shoe-horn || comer || 
 dog's ear (in books). 
 
 oorn6, e, a. horny. 
 
 ooru<5e, I. (anat.) cornea. 
 
 coruellle, I. rook, crow. 
 , cornement, m. tingling of the ears. 
 
 oornemnse, f. bag-pipe. 
 
 corner, v. a. & n. to blare out, to blurt 
 out l| to speak through a speaking-trumpet |] 
 (of the ears) to tingle. 
 
 cornet, m. horn ] speaking-trumpet || dice- 
 box || inkhorn || paper-comet || rolled wafer || 
 - acouutlque, ear-trumpet || ~ & pis- 
 tons, key-horn. fpcndaut, 
 
 coroette, L lady's night-cap || (mar.) broad 
 
 cornenr, m. French-horn blower. 
 
 cornlche, f. cornice. 
 
 cornlohon, m. little horn || gherkin [) ninny. 
 
 cornier, ere, a. corner. 
 
 uorulere, f. (tech.) corner channel || corner- 
 iron || angle-iron. 
 
 cornonllle, f. dog-berry. 
 
 ooroouiller, m. cornel-tree, dog-wood. 
 
 uornu, e a. horned || angular || absurd, 
 
 cornne, I. (cblm.) retort. [extravagant 
 
 oorollaire, m. corollary. 
 
 corolla, f. corolla, petal. 
 
 corporation, f. corporation, body corporate. 
 
 corporal, la, a. (-lament, ad.) corporeal 
 (ly) || material(ly). 
 
 corpu, m. body j| corporation, company || 
 ~ a ~. hand to hand || a ~ perda, bead- 
 long if witli might and main || ~ niort, 
 dead body, corpse || ~ d'nn vaiaseau, 
 hull of a ship || ~ da login, shell o( a 
 house || suit of rooms || ~ da batallle, 
 the main army j| ~ de garde, guard- 
 house || rarde-du , (mil.) life-guard. 
 
 corpulent, e, a. corpulent. 
 
 oorpusoulalra, a. corpuscular. 
 
 oorpuaoule, m. corpuscle. 
 
 correct, a, a. (-ement, ad.) correctfly). 
 
 oorrectenr, m. corrector, reformer || reader. 
 
 correcteur, ae, a. corrective, correcting. 
 
 correotif, m. corrective. 
 
 correctlf, ve, a. corrective. 
 
 correction, f. correction |j correctness || 
 reading || punishment. Iniinal. 
 
 oorrectlonnel, le, a. correctional |] cri- 
 
 oorr61atlf, ve, a. correlative. 
 
 correspondence, f. correspondence, inter- 
 course || omnibus-ticket. |dian. 
 
 oorrespondant, m. correspondent || guar- 
 
 correapondant, e, a. corresponding. 
 
 oorreapondre, v. n. to correspond || to 
 communicate. 
 
 corridor, m. corridor, gallery. 
 
 corrlg-e, m. corrected copy |l key. 
 
 oorrlffer, T. a, to correct, to mend, to re- 
 claim |J to rid || to temper || se ~, to correct 
 uiiewlf, to amend, to get rid of. 
 
 eorroborer, T. a. to corroborate, to 
 
 oorroder, v. a. to corrode. [strengthen. 
 
 corrol, m. currying || claying. 
 
 oorrpmpre, v. a. to corrupt || to taint, to 
 spoil, to bribe || aa ~, to putrify |j to 
 fester || to be tainted. 
 
 oorroslf, m. corrosive. 
 
 oorrosiJC, ve, a. corrosive. 
 
 oorroyer, v. a. to curry || to beat up II to 
 
 oorroyour, m. currier. [puddle. 
 
 oorrupteur, trice, m. Sit. corrupter || cor- 
 ruptress || briber. [tioua, 
 
 corrupteur, trice, a. corrupting || lufeo- 
 
 corruptibility, L corruptibility. 
 
 corruption, L corruption, bribery. 
 
 oors, m. pi. horns || cert de dlx ~, full- 
 grown stag. 
 
 oorsag-e, m. shape || bust || body. 
 
 oorsalre, m. corsair, privateer || shark. 
 
 cors6, e, a. rich, full-bodied. 
 
 corselet, m. corselet, coroelet 
 
 coraer, v. a. to fit || se ~, to put on one'* 
 
 corset, m. corset, stays. [corset. 
 
 oorsetler, m. corset-maker. 
 
 oortegre, m. cortege, train, retinue. 
 
 corvee, f. statute-labour || (mil.) fatigue 
 duty || drudgery || unpleasant task || bore. 
 
 corvette, f. sloop of war, corvette. 
 
 coryphee, m. corypheus || leading man. 
 
 ooryza, m. (me'd. ) coryza. 
 
 Cosaque, m. Cossack. 
 
 ooametlque, m. cosmetic |J ~, f. art of 
 using cosmetics. 
 
 cosm6tlqne, a. cosmetic. 
 
 cosmopolite, m. cosmopolitan. 
 
 cosmopolite, a. cosmopolitan, cosmopolite. 
 
 oossa, f. pod, busk, shell. 
 
 ooBser, v. u. to butt (of rams). 
 
 coaaon, m. weevil || vine-shoot. 
 
 oossa, e, a. husky, shelly || rich || sub- 
 stantial || warm || smart. 
 
 ooBtnme, m. costume, areas. 
 
 ooBtauer, v. a. to dress. (robe-keeper. 
 
 ooHtumier, m. dealer in costumes || ward- 
 cote, f. number || quota, share || falre 
 une ~ mal talllee, to .< HJs in the lump. 
 
 o8te, f. rib j| sea-const || bill || slice. 
 
 odte, m. side || way || quarter || party || A <-, 
 uear, by, on one side U de ~, sidewikyi) || 
 to oneself, aside. 
 
 ooteau, m. hillock, little uill. 
 
 c6telette, f. chop, cutlet. 
 
 ooter, v. a. to quote, to number. 
 
 coterie, f. set, society, club. 
 
 cothurae, m. buskin || (fig.) tragedy. 
 
 ootler, m. coaster, coasting pilot. 
 
 cotier, e, a. coasting. 
 
 ootlgrnao, m. quince marmalade. 
 
 cotillon, m. under-petticoat || cotillon 
 (dance). [contribution. 
 
 ootlsation, f. clubbing (together) || share || 
 
 ootiaer, v. a. to rate l| se ~, to club to- 
 gether || to get up a subscription. 
 
 ooton, m. cotton || down l| - plat, darn- 
 Ing cotton || --poudre, gun-cotton. 
 
 ootonnade, m. cotton-cloth. 
 
 ootonner (se ~), to get downy ou mealy. 
 
 ootonnerle, f. cottou-plaatation. 
 
 ootonneuz, se, a. cotumy, dawuy.
 
 cotonnier courbetter 
 
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 cotonnier, m. (bot) cotton-plant. 
 
 ootonnlno, {. cotton canvass. 
 
 cotoyer, v. a. to coast along, to go by the 
 
 cotre, m. (mar.) cutter. [side. 
 
 ootret, m. little faggot II stick || nolle de 
 ~, stirrup-oil, cudgelling. 
 
 ootte, f. petticoat || coat 
 
 eotnteur, m. joint-guardian. 
 
 cotyledon, m. (anat) cotyledon || (bot) 
 navel-wort. 
 
 eon, m. neck H ~-de-pled, instep. 
 
 couardlso, f. cowardice. 
 
 oouohant, m. west, decline. 
 
 conchant, e, a. setting. 
 
 couche, f. bed || bedstead II lying-in, con- 
 finement, child-bed || child's linen || hot- 
 bed || layer, stratum |] tanase ~, mis- 
 carriage. 
 
 oauchee, f. night's lodging II resting-place. 
 
 ooncher, m. retirement for the night, going 
 to bed y bed-time || bedding || place of re- 
 pose || sunset. 
 
 ooacher, v. a. & n. to put to bed. to lay, 
 to lay down || to slope, to incline || to 
 stake (money) || to knock down || to sleep || 
 ~ en lone, to aim at || Be ~, to go to bed, 
 to lie down j| to set. 
 
 couchette, f. bedstead || berth || crib. 
 
 concheur. m. bed-fellow || mauvala ~, 
 disagreeable fellow. 
 
 uouci-couol, ad. (tarn.) so-so. 
 
 oonouu, m. cuckoo || cowslip || wooden 
 clock || coach. 
 
 conde, m. elbow || turning || bend, knee. 
 
 coudee, t cubit || arm's length || - 
 franohea, elbow-room. 
 
 oouder, v. a. to bend. [huddle. 
 
 ooudoyor, v. a. to elbow, to Jostle || to 
 
 ooudrale, f. hazel-copse. (to tack. 
 
 oondre, v. a. A n. ir. to sew, to stitch [| 
 
 coudrler, m. hazel-tree. 
 
 conenne, f. pork-rind, crackling. 
 
 conlagre, m. leakage. 
 
 onlamment, ad. fluently. 
 
 oonlant, m. slide. [slip (of knots). 
 
 coulant, , a. flowing, smooth || easy y 
 
 ooulo, m. slur |l slide. 
 
 coulee, f. running hand path. 
 
 oouler, v. a. <t n. to strain, to melt || to 
 flow, to run, to drop, to trickle down, to 
 gutter || (mar.) to leak || to glide away, to 
 lip h so ~, to slide away || to slip, to 
 creep, to steal. [colour, pretext. 
 
 conleur, f. colour || paint |) (fig.) pretence, 
 
 ooalenvre, f_ adder. [of air. 
 
 coulls, m. cullis || Jelly || vent ~, draught 
 
 uoullase, f. groove || running-string |] side- 
 scene || behind the scenes. 
 
 coullasler, m. outsider. 
 
 conloir, m. strainer || filter fl passage, lobby. 
 
 ooulolre, f. strainer. 
 
 coulure, f. dropping. 
 
 coup, m. blow, throw, stroke, wound || 
 action, deed, event || effect, time || move 
 (at chess) || ~ d'alle, flap || ~ d'air, cold || 
 ~ de balal, sweep || ~ de bee, peck || by- 
 stroke d fling H - de bonhenr, lucky hit || 
 piece of good fortune f| lucky event |f ~ do 
 , finishing How || ~ de poitf u^pd, 
 
 d'epee. 
 
 on-shot [I 
 d, kick 1! 
 
 stab J| ~ de polng-, cuff H ~ d'ep<5e 
 sword-thrust || ~ de canon, cannon 
 ~ de fusil, gun-shot || ~ de pled, < 
 ~ d'roll, glance || d'un ~ d'oBll, at a 
 glance || au premier ~ d'ceil, at first 
 sight || ~ de plume, dash with a pen || 
 flourish || - de slfflet, hissing || - do 
 f ouet, lash || ~ de fondre, thunderbolt y 
 ~ de tonnerre, thunderclap |] ~ de mer, 
 billow || -v de vent, gust of wind || ~ 
 d'essai, trial, attempt || ~ de mattre, 
 master-stroke |j ~ de theatre, clap-trap, 
 striking event || ~ d'etat, politic stroke, 
 unexpected state-measure || - de ha- 
 sard, mere chance || ~ d'clat, exploit y 
 ~ de sang:, apoplectic fit II ~ de tete, 
 start j| freak, fit, crotchet, whim. 
 
 coupable, m. culprit. 
 
 oonpable, a. culpable, guilty of. 
 
 ooupagre, m. mixing. 
 
 conpant, m. edge. 
 
 coupant, e, a. cutting. 
 
 coupe, f. cut, cutting, section || cut (at 
 cards) y cup y ~ des oheveux, hair- 
 cutting. 
 
 coupe, m. brougham || front part of a stage, 
 coach, conpS || lit, invalid carriage. 
 
 coupe -gorgre, m. cut-throat place, daa 
 of thieves. 
 
 oonpe-Jarret, m. cot-throat. 
 
 oonpelle, J. cupel, test. 
 
 oonpeller, v. a, to test 
 
 conpar, v. a. & n. to cat, to cut out to 
 cut off, to fell y to divide || to carve [| to 
 mix || to intercept, to hinder || se ~, to cut 
 oneself || to contradict oneself || to cross, 
 to intersect. 
 
 oonpe-raolnes, m. root-catter. 
 
 couperet, m. chopper, cleaver. 
 
 oonperoae, f. copperas y (m6d.) acne. 
 
 oonperose, e, a. pimply, red. 
 
 conpeur, m. cutter || ~ d'eau, cut-water. 
 
 oonple, m. It f. couple !| pair |j brace. 
 
 coupler, v. a. to couple. 
 
 couplet, m. stanza, verse. 
 
 ooupolr, m. cutter, knife. 
 
 coupole, f. cupola. [railway-ticket. 
 
 coupon, m. rtmnant N divldeud-warrant || 
 
 ooupnre, f. cut, sllty (mil.) intrenchment || 
 (fig.) suppression. 
 
 oonr, f. court, court-yard || courtship y Juris- 
 diction 1 1 falre la ~ a, to court 
 
 courage, m. courage, bravery, valour. 
 
 oouraereux, se, a. (-sement, ad.) coura- 
 geously) y spirited(ly). 
 
 oouramment, ad. fluently. 
 
 courant, e, a. current, running y preseut || 
 fair, middling. 
 
 oourante,f.runnlngband |j (med.)diarrbo?a. 
 
 oourbatu, e, a. foundered (of horses). 
 
 courbature, f. foundering (of a horse) II 
 extreme weariness. 
 
 oonrbature, e, a. stiff all over, cramped. 
 
 oourbe, f. curve [| knee. 
 
 conrbe, a. crooked, bent 
 
 oonrber, v. a. to bend, to bow, to inflect II 
 se ~, to bend y to stoop, to humble one- 
 
 oonrbette, f. curvet || cringing. |self. 
 
 conrbvtter, v. u. W curvet (of bones).
 
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 conrbure crapnlenx 
 
 oonrbare, f. curvity, crookedness. 
 oouruur, in. runner, racer || stroller j| scout || 
 
 gay mau || running footman, groom, 
 eonreuse, f. gad-.ibout || street-walker. 
 oourgre, f. gourd, pumpkin. 
 oonrir, v. a. ,t n. ir. to run, to hunt after, 
 
 to frequent, to pursue || to drive, fast, to 
 
 walk fast, to ramble || to circulate || to 
 
 travel over. 
 
 courlls, conrllen, m. curlew. 
 oonronne, f. crown || coronet || wreath, 
 oouronnement.m. coronation l| top-piece || 
 
 crowning || (mar.) taffrail || perfection, 
 conronner, v. a. to crown, 
 conrre, v. a. ir. to hunt 
 oourrier, m. courier, post-boy, express, 
 
 messenger || mall, 
 courrole, f. strap || belt 
 eonrroucer, v. a. to in-ltate. 
 oonrroux, m. anger, wrath, 
 oonrs, m. course || current, stream |] way || 
 
 public walk || price-current || (mfid.) flux, 
 oonrae, f. running, race II hunting, chase || 
 
 walk, journey, voyage || invasion || career || 
 
 (mar.) cruise. 
 
 oonraier, m. courser, steed, 
 courslere, t. errand-girl, 
 court, a, a. short ]| concise || ~, ad. short, 
 oourtag-e, m. brokerage, brokershlp. 
 eourtaud, m. short thick-set man || cropped 
 
 horse. 
 
 oonrtand, e, a. short and thick || cropped, 
 courtauder, v. a. to curtail, 
 oourte-polnte, f. quilt 
 courtier, m. broker, agent || ~ marron, 
 oonrtine, f. curtalu. [ouUlde-broker. 
 
 courtlsan, m. courtier, 
 oourtiaane, f. courtesan. 
 courtiaer, v. a. to court 
 courtols.e, a. (-emunt, ad.)courteous(ly). 
 oonrtoiale, f. courtesy. [frequenh-d. 
 
 couru, e, a, sought after || in fashion || 
 cunseuse, f. seamstress || sewing-machine, 
 couuln, m. cousin II gnat 
 cousinage, m. cousiuship, relations. 
 oonalne, f. female cousin. 
 oonalner, v. a. A a. to call cousin |] to 
 
 spunge upon one's friends || ae ~, to call 
 
 each other cousin. 
 oon8inle.re, f. mosquito-net 
 oonssln, m. cushion, 
 cousslnet, m. small cushion || pad. 
 coflt, m. cost, price, 
 couteau, m. knife II hunting-knife || dagger || 
 
 ~ pliant, folding-knife || ~ a deconper, 
 
 ~ da cuisine, carving-knife || ~ da 
 coutelaa, m. cutlass. [ohaase, banger. 
 oonteller, m. cutler. 
 ooQtellerla, f. cutlery || cutlery works. 
 oouter, v. a. & n. to cost || to be expensive || 
 
 to be painful H to be an effort 
 couteux, aa, a. costly, expensive, 
 ooutler, m. tick-weaver. 
 oontll. m. ticking, 
 contra, m. coulter. 
 contnme, f. custom, habit || practice, 
 contumler, ere, u. customary, usual. 
 
 wonted, nabUual || ~ do tali, an old 
 
 offender. 
 
 couture, f. sewing || seam, future U tear || 
 & plate ~, hollow. 
 
 ooutnrer, v. a. to seam. 
 
 contnrlere, f. mnm tin-maker, seamstress. 
 
 oouvain, m. nesj of Pegs. 
 
 convaison, f. breeding-time. 
 
 convee, f. brood, covey, set. 
 
 convent, m. convent 
 
 couver, v. a. & n. to brood ou git on, to 
 breed || to hatch, to incubate || to lurk. 
 
 couvercle, m. cover, lid. 
 
 convert, m. table-cloth || cover (plate with 
 knife, fork and spoon) || shelter, cover j 
 roof of a building. 
 
 convert, e, a. covered, loaded |j clad [I 
 ambiguous || hidden || cloudy || shady || 
 woody. 
 
 converts, f. glazing H (mar.) deck. 
 
 oonvertnra, f. cover j| wrapper || blanket, 
 roof || (com.) guaranty, security l| -a, pi. 
 
 oonvenaa, f. brood-hen. [bed-clothes. 
 
 couvl, a.; cant ~, m. addled egg. 
 
 oonvre ; ~-ohef, m. head-covering || ~- 
 fen, m. curfew || ~-Ut, m. coverlet || ~- 
 pleda, m. covering for the feet || quilt 
 coverlet || ~-plat, m. dish-cover || meat- 
 cover. 
 
 oou vrenr, m. tiler, slater || thatcher. 
 
 oouvrlr, v. a. Ir. to cover, to wrap, to 
 envelop || to clothe || to disguise, to con- 
 ceal || to protect || to copulate || to leap II 
 ~, to put one's hat on || to be overcast || 
 to defend dneself. 
 
 crabe, in. crab. [suddenly. 
 
 orao, in. crack, cracking noise || ~ I crack I 
 
 crachat, m. spittle || star. [of. 
 
 erache, a, a.; tont(e) ~, the very Image 
 
 orachement, m. spitting. 
 
 oracher, v. a. 4 n. to spit (out) || to sputter || 
 to disburse || (fam.) to fork out (money). 
 
 craoheur, m. epitter. 
 
 craoholr, m. spitting-box. 
 
 crachotemeut, m. frequent spitting. 
 
 orachoter, v. n. to spit often. 
 
 crale, f. chalk. 
 
 craludra, v. a. ir. to fear, to dread, to be 
 afraid of || to dislike || to be Injured by || 
 to be unable to stand. [for fenr of. 
 
 cralnte, f. fear, droad, awe || da ~ da, 
 
 oralntlf.ve, a. (-vement, ad.)fearful(ly)|| 
 
 cramolsl, m. crimson. lUmid(ly). 
 
 cramolsl, e, a. crimson. 
 
 crampe, f. cramp. [nail. 
 
 crampon, m. cramp-iron || calkin |] frost- 
 
 cramponner, v. u. to crump || to rough- 
 shoe || ae ~. to cling (to). 
 
 cran, in. notch, cog, peg. 
 
 crane, m. skull || swaggerer. 
 
 crane, a. (-ment, ad.) swaggertng(ly). 
 
 criuerle, f. swaggering. 
 
 crapand, m. tnud. 
 
 oraipandlere, f. toad-hole. 
 
 orapandine, f. load-stone |f (bot) Iron* 
 wort, nldprite || valve || water-plug H A Ic. 
 ~, broiled. 
 
 orapouaaln, m. shrimp, dwarf. 
 
 orapule, f. low babiu || law people || dis- 
 solute life. jdrunkeii. 
 
 cripaleux, , a. crapulous, inteinperaw,
 
 craque erlstallin 
 
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 cr&qae. f. lie, humbug. 
 
 oraqnalln, ru. cracknel. [crepitation. 
 
 craquement, m. crack, cracking noise, 
 
 craquer, v. n. to crack, to crackle, to 
 creak || to fib, to brag. 
 
 craq.uorie, f. bragging. 
 
 craqueter, v. n. to crackle, to crepitate. 
 
 craquenr, se, m. & f. bragger. boaster. 
 
 crasse, f. dandriff |j filth, dirt || rudeness || 
 stinginess || dross. 
 
 crasse, a. thick, gross, coarse. 
 
 oraasenx, Be, m. <t f. slovenly fellow || 
 miser || slut [stingy, sordid. 
 
 crasaenx, se, a. dirty, filthy, nasty || 
 
 cratsre, m. crater. 
 
 cravache, f. horse- ou riding-whip. 
 
 cravate, f. neck-cloth || ~ long-ne, scarf. 
 
 crayeux, ae, a. chalky. 
 
 crayon, m. crayon, pencil || sketch. 
 
 crayonner, v. a. to draw with a pencil, 
 to sketch, to chalk. 
 
 crayonneux, se, a. chalky. 
 
 cr6ance, f. trust, credit || power, authority, 
 influence !| lettres de ~, credentials. 
 
 creancier, m. creditor. 
 
 cratenr, m. creator || maker, author. 
 
 cr6atear, trice, a. creative. 
 
 creature, f. creature. 
 
 cr6celle, f. rattle, 
 
 crecerelle, f. kestrel. 
 
 oroohe, f. crib, manger || infant-asylum. 
 
 credence, f. credence || buttery. 
 
 orediblllte, f. credibility. 
 
 credit, m. credit || trust, honour, estima- 
 tion || power, influence, away || ft ~, upon 
 
 creditor, v. a. to credit. (.trust. 
 
 cr6dlteur, m. creditor. 
 
 credo, m. creed, belief. 
 
 crednle, a. credulous. 
 
 cr6dullt6", f. credulity. 
 
 cresr, v. a. to create, to settle. 
 
 oremaillfere, f. pot-hanger, pot-hook fl 
 rack || pendre la -, to give a house- 
 warming. 
 
 orAxnalllon, m. small pot-hook. 
 
 cremation, f. cremation. 
 
 cr6matolre, a. crematory || fonr ~, cre- 
 matory furnace. 
 
 crematorium, ra. crematorium. 
 
 crime, f. cream !| custard II (fig.) the best 
 
 cr6mer, v. n. to cream. 
 
 cremerie, f. milk-shop J| coffee-house. 
 
 orftmler, r, m. A t. dairy-man || coffee- 
 honse keeper II milk-woman. 
 
 or6mone, f. kind of window-fastener. 
 
 oreneau, m. battlement [dented. 
 
 orne!4, a. embattled, crenelated, iu- 
 
 orenelnra, f. indenting. 
 
 crepe, m. crape li ~, f. pancake. 
 
 oreper, v. a. to crisp, to frizzle. 
 
 cr6pl, m. rough-cast 
 
 Ortfpin (Saint), m. (fam.) one's all. 
 
 uropliie, f. fringe. [crisp. 
 
 orfiplr, v. a. to roughcast, to grain |l to 
 
 crepitation, f. crepitation, crackling y 
 (rued.) crepitatns. 
 
 or6pu, e, a. crisped || frizzled, crisp. 
 
 orepusculaire, a. crepuscalar. 
 
 ule, m. twilight 
 Frtnch and iv v ju\. 
 
 ore'qnier, m. wild plum-tree. 
 
 oresson, m. cress II water-cresses (pi.). 
 
 creasonniere, f. cress-bed. 
 
 crete, f. comb of a cock ou hen || crest, 
 
 cret<5, e, a. crested, tufted. [top, tuft. 
 
 crOteler, v. n. to cackle. 
 
 cretin, m. (m6d.) cretin |) idiot, [an idiot. 
 
 cretiniser, v.a. to stupefy || se ~, to become 
 
 crcStinisme, m. (mod.) cretinism. 
 
 cretonne, f. cotton-cloth || chintz. 
 
 cretons, m. pi. greaves || cracklings. 
 
 crenser, v. a. to dig, to excavate, to 
 deepen || se ~, to become hollow. 
 
 crenset, m. crucible || test 
 
 crenx, m. pit, hole, hollow, cavity || hol- 
 low ou bass voice. [Isb, vain. 
 
 creuz, se, a. hollow, deep || empty, fool- 
 crevasse, f. crevice, crevasse, chink, cleft || 
 chap. [chink || to chap. 
 
 crevasser, v. a. to crevice, to crack, to 
 
 creve-ccanr, m. heart-break. 
 
 crever, v. a. & n. to break, to rend || to 
 kill || to burst || to die || ~ de rire, to 
 split one's sides with laughing. 
 
 crovette, f. shrimp || prawn. 
 
 orl, m. cry, shriek, scream || lamentation. 
 
 crlailler, v. n. to bawl, to scold. 
 
 criaillerie, f. bawling || scolding. 
 
 crlaillenr, se, m. & t. bawler || scold. 
 
 crlailleur, ae, a. scolding. [bawler. 
 
 orlard, e, m. & f. noisy fellow || clamourer, 
 
 orlard, e, a. clamorous, noisy, squalling. 
 
 cribla^e, m. Bitting. 
 
 crible, m. sieve, riddle. 
 
 cribler, v.a. to sift, to riddle || to pierce with 
 holes || (fig.) cribl* de dettes, over bead 
 
 oribleur, m. sifter. [and ears in debt. 
 
 criblure, f. sittings. 
 
 crlo, m. Jack, hand-screw. 
 
 cri-cri, m. cricket || small rattle imitating 
 the chirping of a cricket 
 
 or!6e, f. proclamation of sale, auction. 
 
 crier, v. a. A n. to proclaim, to promul- 
 gate || to scold || to sell by auction || to ex- 
 claim || to scream, to complain || to shout 
 
 orlerle, f. cry, outcry j| scolding. 
 
 orleur, m. crier || auctioneer. 
 
 crime, m. crime || offense, sin. 
 
 criminality, f. criminality. 
 
 crlminel, le, m. <t f. criminal, culprit 
 
 orlmlnel, le, a. (-lenient, ad.) criminal 
 (ly) || guilty. 
 
 crln, m. horse-hnlr || hair-cloth. 
 
 crin-crln, m. squeaking-fiddle scraper. 
 
 crinler, m. horse-hair worker. 
 
 orlnlera, f. mane || horse-hair || mop. 
 
 orlqne, f. (mar.) creek, cove. 
 
 crlquet, m. cricket || (of horses) tit (fig.) 
 torn-tit, whipncrsnapper. 
 
 crlse, f. crisis 1| fit. (irritation || flilgeU. 
 
 crlapatlon, f. shriveUitig, contrai-tlon ) 
 
 crisper, v. n. to shrivel, to couuuct, to 
 irritate, to fiduct. 
 
 crlBser, v. a. to gnash one's teeth. 
 
 crtstal. m. crystal || idass. [glass-workl. 
 
 crlBtallerle, f. crystal manufactory y 
 
 orlstallin, m. (an.) crystalline |) leas j 
 (a*tr.) crystalline heaven. 
 
 ci-Utililn, , a. crystaUioe.
 
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 cristalliser culm 
 
 crlstalllaer, v. a. to crystallise, 
 orlte'rlnm, m. criterion, 
 critlquable, a. censurable, 
 critique, f. criticism, critique || censure, 
 
 stricture || ~, m. critic || fault-finder, 
 critique, a. crltic(al). 
 orltlquer, v. a. to criticise, 
 oroaasement, m. croaking, 
 croa&ser, v. n. to croak, 
 oroc, m. book || boat-book || fang, tusk || 
 
 canine tooth || curling moustache]! ~-en- 
 
 Jatnbe, m. tripping up, Cornish bug. 
 creche, f. (mus.) quaver || double ~, 
 
 semiquaver. 
 crochet, m. book || pick-lock || steel-yard || 
 
 clasp || sudden turn || shoulder-strap || fang 
 
 || curl || bracket 
 
 crocheter, v. a. to pick (a lock), 
 orochetenr, m. street-porter l| pick-lock, 
 orochn, e, a. hooked, crooked. 
 crocodile, m. crocodile. 
 crolre, v. a. & n. ir. to believe, to think, 
 
 to suppose || Be ~, to believe oneself, to 
 orolaade, f. crusade. [be believed. 
 
 crolal, m. Crusader || twill. 
 orols6, e, a. cross, crossed || folded || twilled || 
 
 double-milled || double-breasted. 
 orolaee, f. window, sash, casement 
 crolsement, m. crossing, 
 oroiser, v. a. 4 n. to cross, to set across l| 
 
 to cancel II to obstruct, to binder N (mar.) 
 
 to cruise II ae ~, to cross each other || to 
 
 meet || to take up the Cross. 
 crolaeur, m. (mar.) cruiser, 
 crolsiere, f. (mar.) cruise || cruising-party 
 
 || (rail.) intersection of two lines. 
 
 rolalllon, m. crossbar (of a window). 
 
 rolasance, L growth. (pruning-hook. 
 
 rolssant, e, m. crescent (of the moon) || 
 
 roltre, v. n. Ir. to Increase J| to grow J| to 
 
 thrive, to swell. [row, trouble. 
 
 rolx, f. cross || mark || dagger y (fig.) sor- 
 
 roquant, in. gristle. 
 
 roquant, e, a. crisp. 
 
 roquemltalne, m. black bogey. 
 
 roque; mort(s), m. death-hunter. 
 
 undertaker's man [) notes, m. wretched 
 
 musician. [sketch. 
 
 roquer, v. a. to crunch || to eat up || to 
 
 roq.net, m. crisp biscuit [potato, etc.). 
 
 roquette, f. (culin.) croquette (of rice, 
 
 roqueur, m. glutton. 
 
 roqulg-nole, f. fillip || cracknel. 
 
 roquls, m. rough sketch. 
 
 roase, f. cjusjer || butt-end |j hockey-stick. 
 
 rosser, T. n. to rate soundly |) to bully |) 
 
 to spurn, to kick. 
 
 rotte, f. mud, dirt || dung. 
 
 rotter, v. a. to dirty || ae ~, to .get dirty 
 
 rottln, m. dry manure. [(In walking). 
 
 roulement, m: falline down, faW. 
 
 rouler, v. u. to tumble down, to sink. 
 
 ronpe, f. crupper, croup, rump fl top, 
 
 ronpl, e, a. stagnant, putrid. [ridge. 
 
 ronpier, m. partner. 
 
 ronpiere, f. crupper (of a horse) || talller 
 des ties) - &, to cut out work for. 
 oroupion, m. rump. 
 ervupir, v. n. to aland, to stagnate. 
 
 roDplasant, e, a. standing, stagnant 
 
 ronBtade, f. pie, pasty. 
 
 ronstlllant, e, a. crisp, crnsty. 
 
 rouBtille, f. little crust 
 
 rouBtlller, v. n. to gnaw a crust 
 
 ronatllleus, se, a. humorous II (faro.) 
 smutty. (picture, 
 
 onto, f. crust |[ shell || scab, scurf ]| paltry 
 ontelette, f. little crust 
 
 routon, m. crust-end || bit of tout || 
 
 royable, a. credible. [dauber || fogey. 
 
 royanoe, f. belief, creed |f credit 
 
 royant, m. believer || one of the Faithful. 
 
 ru, m. growth || vine-estate || (fig.) inven- 
 tion, fabrication. 
 
 ru, e, a. crude, raw || uncooked || un- 
 digested || rough || unripe || unmannerly | 
 
 ruant6, f. cruelty. lUff. 
 
 ruche, f. pitcher || dance. 
 
 ruch6e, f. pltcherful. 
 
 rnchon, m. small pitcher, Jug. 
 
 ruclfere, f. (bot) cruciferous plant 
 
 ruolfere, a. (bot.) cruciferous U (arch.) 
 surmounted by a cross. 
 
 rnciflement, m. crucifixion. 
 
 ruolfler, v. a. to crucify. 
 
 ruolflx, m. crucifix, cross. 
 
 rudite, f. crudity, rawness || crude thing. 
 
 rue, f. growth. Increase || swelling, rise. 
 
 rnel, le, a. (-lament, ad.) cruel(ly) R 
 
 rument, ad. bluntly. [sorely). 
 
 rustac6, in. crustacean. 
 
 ruatao6, e, a. crustaceous. 
 
 rypte, f. crypt fdlte. 
 
 ryptog-ame, f. (bot) cryptogam, aporo- 
 
 ubagre, m. cubature. 
 
 ube, m. (giSoni.) cube. 
 
 nbe, a, (g<Som.) cubic. 
 
 nbebe, f. cubeb. 
 
 uber, v. a, to cube. 
 
 ublque, a. cubic. 
 
 uelllette, f. gathering || nutting. 
 
 uellllr, v. a. ir. to gather, to crop, to pluck. 
 
 uelllolr, m. fruit-basket || fruit- (grape-, 
 flower-)gatberer. 
 
 ulller, oulllere, f. spoon || ladle II ~ ft 
 caf6, tea-spoon || ~ & bouche, tabte- 
 spooii |J ~ a sonpe, soup-ladle. 
 
 ullleree, f. spoonful, ladleful. 
 
 ulr, m. leather, hide, skin || ft aenelle, 
 sole-leather. 
 
 ulrasso, f. cuirass, breast-plate. 
 
 nlrasae, m. (mar.) Ironclad, [iron-plated. 
 
 nlraaal, e, a. breast-plated || hardened, 
 
 ulre, v. a. & n. ir. to cook, to dress, t 
 do || to stew || to digest || to burn y to ripen || 
 to smart 
 
 ulsant, e, a. smarting, sharp || severe. 
 
 ulslne, f. kitchen, cookery || living | 
 trarcon de -, ro. under-cook. 
 
 ulslner, v. n. to cook. 
 
 nlslnler, m. cook. rmeat-screen. 
 
 nlslnlere, f. cook-maid || Dutch ovea g 
 
 ulsse, 1. thigh |J leg |( quarter. 
 
 ulsson, f. cooking |l baking || smart 
 
 ulssot, m. haunch (of a stag ou deer). 
 
 nistre, m. college-fag || clownish pedant, 
 
 uite, f. burning, baking. 
 
 uivre, m. copper y ~ jaune, brass.
 
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 culvre, , a. copper-coloured. 
 
 oulvreux, se, a. foppery. 
 
 cul, in. bmvli, tail || posterior, bottom || 
 ~-de -basso -fosse, in. dungeon || ~- 
 de-jatte, in. nipple || ~-de-lampo, 
 Di. lull-piece || --de-sac, m. bliud alley. 
 
 oulaeae, f. brth (of a cunnnn). 
 
 oulbute, f. somersault || tumble, fall. 
 
 oolbntar, v. a. & n. to overturn || to over- 
 throw || to destroy, to ruin y to tumble 
 down, to DP ruined. 
 
 oaloe, f. abutment of a bridge. 
 
 oullnalre, a. culinary. 
 
 culminant, e, a. culminating y highest. 
 
 oulmlner, v. n. to culminate. 
 
 oulot. m. youngest || bottom. 
 
 calotte, f. breeches || rump of beef || spree || 
 blow-out. 
 
 oalotter, v. a. to put on breeches y to 
 colour (a pipe) || (fip.) to Inure. 
 
 oulottler, in. breeches- maker. 
 
 eulpablllt6, f. culpability. 
 
 oulto, m. worship, adoration l| honour. 
 
 oultlvateur, trice, ui. husbandman, 
 agriculturist, tiller. 
 
 unit! ver, v. tu to cultivate. 
 
 unltuel, le, a. belonging to divine office. 
 
 culture, f. culture, cultivation. 
 
 oumul, m. holdliiK of several offices. 
 
 onmulard, m. pluralist. 
 
 oumuler, v. n. to hold several offices. 
 
 cun61forme, a. cuneiform, wedge-shaped. 
 
 oupide, a. covetous, greedy. 
 
 oupldlte, f. cupidity. 
 
 Cupldoa, in. Cupid. 
 
 cupule, f. cup. 
 
 varaire, m. cleansing. 
 
 ouratelle. f. tnisteesmp. 
 
 onrateur, m. guardian, trustee. 
 
 onratlf, m. curative agent. 
 
 cnratlf, ve, a. curative. 
 
 cure, f. cure || living || parsonage || rectory || 
 vicarage || ~-dnis, m. toothpick || ~- 
 lang-ue, in. tongue-scraper || ~-oreluea, 
 m. ear-pick. 
 
 cur*, m. parson |1 vicar || rector. 
 
 ouree, f. quarry (hunting) || prey booty || 
 
 curement, m. cleansing. Igaln. 
 
 ourer, v. a. to cleanse, to pick. 
 
 curette, f. scoop || scraper. 
 
 cnrenr, m. cleanser. 
 
 ourlal, e, a. curlal, parochial. 
 
 curleuz. m. curious part || Inquisitive 
 person || looker-on !| antiquary || amateur. 
 
 onrleax.ue. A. (-aement.ad.) curious(ly)(| 
 Inmilxiii veil fond || Mngularlly)|J caret ul(ly). 
 
 curioalte, f. curionity. 
 
 curmlf, ve, a. cursive, running. 
 
 oururea, f. pL cleaiiMiigH II sewage. 
 
 cnrvUlg-ne, a. curvilinear. 
 
 cuatode, m. warden, keeper || -, f. curtain, 
 veil || covering of tbe pyx. 
 
 cutane, e, a. cuioiieoiu. 
 
 CUT*. 1. large tub. 
 
 unveaa, in. bucket 
 
 ouvee, f. tubful. 
 
 ouvalaire, in. lining || tubbing. 
 
 oaveler, v. a. to ILUK U to utb |J to tub. 
 
 en ver, v. a, & n. to work, to ferment II to 
 to-iiif. |hnml-liuslii U cap. 
 
 cuvette, f. cistern (of biiromelvrs) || wasii- 
 onvter, in. lie-tub ij wnsli-dib. 
 cyclamen, m. (bnt.) cyclamen || sow-bread. 
 cycle, m. cycle (lime), 
 cycllate, in. cyclist, 
 cyclone, m. cyclone, 
 cyg-ne, in. Rwun || jeune -, cygnet 
 cyllndragre, m. mangling, 
 cylindre, m. cylinder || mangle || gUss 
 oylindrer, v. a. to mnnule. [shade. 
 
 cyllndrlque, a. cylindrical, 
 oymalao, f. (arch.) ogee, 
 cy labile, f. (mils.) cymbal. 
 cynlque, m. cynic, 
 cynique, a. cynic, ovnlcal. 
 cynlame, m. rynicAlness, cyulcism. 
 cyprea, in. cypress. 
 oyate, m. (anat.) cyst, 
 cytlsu, m. (bot.) cytisus. 
 
 D. 
 
 dada, m. hobby-horse, cock-horse. 
 
 dadala, m. booby, ninny. 
 
 dagrue, f. dagger. 
 
 daig-ner, v. n. to deign, to voucbaafa. 
 
 dalm, m. deer, buck, 
 
 daine, f. doe, deer. 
 
 dale, m. canopy. 
 
 dallag-e, m. fliiKKing. 
 
 dalle, f. flag-stone, slab of marble. 
 
 daller, v. a. to pave with flan-stoneo. 
 
 dalmatlque, f. dalmatic, tunic. 
 
 daman, m. damask (stuff) U Damascus 
 
 blade || (lixmsoii (plum). 
 damaaqniner, v. a. to damaskeen, 
 damaeqnlnerle, dajnasq,nlaure, f. Ja- 
 
 niUKkefiiing. 
 
 damasao, in. damasked linen. 
 damaaaer, v. a. to damask, 
 damaaaenr, m. damask-worker, 
 damasaure, f. damasking, 
 dame, f. lady II queen (nt cards) || dam || 
 
 sluice || -a, pi. draughts (gnme) || ~- 
 
 leanno, f. deml-lohn, large bottle, jar. 
 dame I nay I Indeed! forsooth I 
 darner, v. a. to crown (at draughts) || ~ 1 
 
 plon a, to out-do, 
 dameret, m. ladles' man || beau, 
 damler, in. dranght-board, chess-board, 
 damnation, f. damnaUon. 
 damne, e, m. damned soul, soul In Hell, 
 damner, v. a. to damn li fair* -. to drive 
 damolaeau, m. fop, spark. [mad. 
 
 damolaelle, t. damsel, 
 dandln, m. noddy, ninny. 
 dandlnement, m. waddling II xwlnglng. 
 dandlner, T. n. (a* -), to waddle || to swing. 
 dangreau, m. leader of fashion, 
 dang-or, m. danger || risk. 
 daorereuz, ae, a. (-aemeat, ad.) dan- 
 
 tteruus(ly). 
 
 dana, pr. In, Into, at, with, within, 
 danaant, e, a. dancing, lively y 
 
 tavttla*. 
 
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 dust - dftrater 
 
 dansa, f. dance || dancing. 
 
 danser, v. ft. <k D. to dance. 
 
 danoeur, ae, m. 4 f. dancer partner. 
 
 da; onl-~, yes certainty. 
 
 dard, m. dart l| sling. 
 
 darder, v.'a. to dart || to throw H to beam. 
 
 darlole, f. cream-cake. 
 
 darn*, f. slice. 
 
 darse, f. (roar.) wet-dock. 
 
 dartre, f. tetter, ring-worm. 
 
 dartrenx, se, a. scurvy. 
 
 date, t date (time). 
 
 dater, T. a. to date. 
 
 datte, f. date (fruit). 
 
 dattler, m. (bot) date-tree. 
 
 danta, f. stew, stewed moat. 
 
 dauber, v. a. to stew II to cuff to banter. 
 
 danblere, f. stew-pnn. 
 
 dauphin, m. dolphin || Dauphin, eldest 
 SOD of the Icings of France. 
 
 danphine, f. Dauphlness. 
 
 davantage, ad. more, any more. 
 
 de, pr. of it from || In |l with || by II about || 
 after || at |] upon II ~~par. In the name of. 
 
 de, ni. die || thimble || dado II block. 
 
 debacher, v. a. to untilt (waggons, etc.). 
 
 ddbaclaffe, m. clearing (of a harbour). 
 
 debacle, f. breaking up of Ice || cleansing 
 (of a harbour) || break-down, overthrow, 
 fatal collapse. . [to break up (of Ice). 
 
 d6bacler, v. a. & n. to clear || to unbar |j 
 
 d6ballage, m. unpacking. 
 
 d6baller, v. a. to unpack. 
 
 d6bandade, f. disbanding |] a la ~, helter- 
 skelter, In confusion. 
 
 debandement, m> disbanding. 
 
 dlbander, T. a. to unbend, to unloosen I! 
 e ~, to disband, to grow loose, to grow 
 slack. (to call by a wrong name. 
 
 dobaptlaer, v. a. to change the name of || 
 
 debarboulller, v. a. to wash another's 
 face || to extricate. 
 
 dlbaroadere, m. landing-place || wharf j| 
 railway-station, terminus. 
 
 d6bardaare, m. unlading. 
 
 d6barder, T. a. to unlade. 
 
 d6bardeur, m. lighterman || lamper. 
 
 debirquomeat, m. landing, disembark- 
 ing, [embark. 
 
 d6barqner, v. a. & n. to land || to dis- 
 
 ddb arras, m. riddance. 
 
 !6barrasser, T. a. to clcir, to disencum- 
 ber || se ~, to get rid of, to get clear of, 
 to extricate oneself from. 
 
 d6barror, T. a. to unbar. 
 
 debat, m. debate, contest, strife. 
 
 debater, v. a. to unsaddle. 
 
 debattre, v. a. to debate, to discuss |[ se 
 ~, to struggle, to strive. 
 
 ddbaaohd, to. debnuchee, profligate, rake. 
 
 ddbanon6e, f. lewd woman. 
 
 dibaacher, T. a. to debauch fl to corrupt, 
 to seduce || to eatlce away |j ae ~, to be- 
 come debauched, to follow ill courses, to 
 go astray. 
 
 debaaohenr, m. debaucber. 
 
 debet, m. (cum.) balance Uue. 
 
 dlblle, a. feeble, weak. 
 
 <MMU<4, t UUUit/. 
 
 deblllter. v. a. to debilitate, to weaken, 
 dobine, f. destitution, distress, need | 
 
 (faro.) mess, bole, difficulty. 
 d6bit, m. sale by retail l| quick and easy 
 
 Rale || utterance, delivery || (com.) debtor 
 debltant, m. retailer, dialer. [side, 
 
 debitor, v. a. to sell by retail || to spread 
 
 about, to tell II to declaim || (com.) to carry 
 
 to the debtor's account. 
 diSbltenr, trice, m. & f. debtor |l tittle- tattlef. 
 deblal, m. clearing || digging || -a, pi. rub- 
 bish, [to rant. 
 d<Sblat<Srer, v. n. to break out Into abusr, 
 deblayer, v. a. to clear away, to free from. 
 d6bloquer,v.a. (mil.) to raise the blockade. 
 devboire, m. after-taste || trouble, grief, 
 deboltement, m. dislocation. 
 debolter, T. a. to dislocate, to disjoint 
 d6bonder, v. a. & n. to open the sluice of 
 
 a pond, to uubxing || to gush out || to 
 
 burst forth. 
 
 d6bondonner, v. a. to unbung. 
 diSbonnalre, a. easy- tempered, kind U - 
 
 ment, ad. gently, meekly. 
 dbord6, e, a. overflowed II dissolute, 
 debordemont, m. overflowing |j (fig.) 
 
 flood || invasion |j debauchery. 
 d<5border, v. a. A n. to unborder [] to out* 
 
 flank || to overflow, to jut out 
 dfSbosseler, to remove, smoothe away 
 
 biuises, dents, &c. 
 d6 better, v. a. to pull off one's- boots || 
 
 an ~, Immediately afwr arriving. 
 d<5bouch.6, m. vent || sale, market ex* 
 
 pedient. 
 
 debouchament, m. opening, unstopping. 
 d6bottcher, v. a. & n. to uncork, to uo- 
 
 iop, to open || to pass || to debouch. 
 d<Sboucler, v. a, to unbuckle, to uncurl, 
 debouquer, r. n. to disembogue. 
 d6bourber, T. a. to cleanse, to remove 
 
 mud. (polish. 
 
 d6bourrer, v. a. to worm || to empty U to 
 d6bours6, m. disbursement 
 dgboursement, m. disbursement 
 d6bourser, v. a. to disburse, to lay out 
 debout, ad. up, standing, upright 
 debonter, v. a. to reject in law. 
 d^boatonzter, v. a. to unbutton aa ~, 
 
 to unbosom oneself. 
 se dobraLLler, to expose one's breast. 
 debrlder, v. x to unbridle U to halt II to 
 
 stop || sans ~,'at a stretch, [(of a *hi|>). 
 debris, m. remains (pi.) l| ruloa (pi.) j| wreck 
 d(5broulller, v. a. to disentangle, 
 dfibrtitlr, v. a. to polish, 
 dfebrntlsaement, m. polishing. 
 dobucher, v. a. & n. to dislodge, to start 
 
 (game). 
 
 d6busqnemnt, m. driving out 
 dfibusquer, v. a, to dislodge, to OOJt |j 
 
 (fig.) to supplant 
 d6but, m. first step, first cast, first throw j 
 
 beginning || first appearance (of an actor 
 
 ou actress). 
 
 debatant, e. m. &. t. actor eu actresa ap- 
 pearing for tlie first time U begiuaer |i oe<r 
 
 performer. 
 
 , r, a. to Ugin I to pUy OTM, to
 
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 hare the lead B to make a first appear- 
 ance, [on thlR side. 
 deca, pr. & ad. on this side || an. ~, par ~, 
 ddoaoheter, v. a. to unseal, 
 dfioade, f. decade, 
 decadence, f. decay, decline. 
 d6cajrone, m. decagon, 
 decag-ramme.m. decagramme 6. M drams 
 
 avoirdupois. [box. 
 
 dcalaaer, T. a. to take ont of a chest ott 
 decalitre, f. decalitre = 2.j gallons. 
 d6calqner, r. a. to counterdraw. 
 d6camper, T. n. to decamp, to march off || 
 doanat, m. deanery. [to bolt. 
 
 d6oanter, r. a. to decant. 
 d6oaper, v. a. (mar.) to double a cape, 
 decapitation, f. beheading. 
 d6capiter, T. a. to behead. 
 d6oarreler, T. a. to unpave. 
 d6eatlr, v. a. to spunge woollen cloth, 
 rt dcatlsBsg-e, m. spunking of woollen cloth, 
 drtceder, v. n. to decease, to die. 
 d6o&lement, m. disclosure. 
 doeler, T. a. to disclose, to betray. 
 Decembre, m. December. 
 d6cmment, ad. decently. 
 dicenoe, f. decency, 
 ddoennal, , a. decennial. 
 d6cent, e, a. decent 
 dftoentrallBer, T. a. to decentralise, 
 deception, f. deception || deceit, fraud, 
 decerner, T. a. to decree, to bestow, to 
 
 award || to Issue. 
 d6ce.c, in. decease, death. 
 d<5cevant, e, a. deceitful, 
 docevolr, v. a. Ir. to deceive, 
 ddchalnement, m. unchaining, letting 
 
 loose || fury. 
 d6chalner, v. a. to unchain || to exasperate, 
 
 to irritate || ~ t to break loose |j to rail at. 
 d6ohanter, v. n. to change one's tone, to 
 
 lower one's key. 
 dtoharge, f. discharge, rtleaae, receipt. 
 
 acquittal || running, water-course, outlet || 
 
 lumber-room. 
 
 d4oh-arffement,m. discharging, unloading. 
 dAoharffer, T. a. to discharge, to unload, 
 
 to release, to ease l| to clear, to open || ae 
 
 ~, to unload, to ease oneself. 
 dScharg-eur, m. unlader. 
 dAchivrner, v. a. to strip off tho flesh || 
 
 d6oharn6, emaciated, meagre, poor. 
 d6ohau**6, a. bare-footed. 
 d6chauBHeznent, m. baring of the roots, 
 
 hoeing up. 
 dachnnsiter, r. a. to pull off one's shoes 
 
 ou stockings || to bare (the roots). 
 dtohauMolr, m. gum-lancet, 
 dtche, f. pinching im-d. 
 d6ch6ano. f. forfeiture || deposition (| 
 . d6chut, m. loss, wual*. (downfall. 
 
 d6ohevl<tr, v. a. to dishevel. 
 a6ohuvtrur, v. a. to take lue baiter off || 
 d6uhltrrable, a. kyible. [to disentangle. 
 <l*culftrment, m. deciphering. 
 d6ohlffrer, v. a. to decipher || to spell our|| 
 
 (ruiiH.y to play at sight II to clear up. 
 fl^rhlffrenr, m. decipherer. [slaah. 
 
 dchl<auetr, v. a. to mangle, to cut, to 
 
 A6clilra.fr f>, m. ripping up of a chip's 
 
 d(5chirant, e, a. beartrendlnp. [planks. 
 
 d6chlrement,ni. tearing, rending [| anguish. 
 
 d6ohlrer, r. a. to tear || to rend || to de- 
 stroy |i to defame II to be all in rags. 
 
 d6chireur, m. boat-ripper. 
 
 ddchirure, L rent, slit. tear. ffelt 
 
 ddcholr, T. n. ir. to fall l| to sink || to for- 
 
 d6cirt6ment, ad. decidedly, positively. 
 
 decider, T. a. to decide || to determine |] to 
 put an end to || ee ~, to resolve, to come 
 to a resolution. 
 
 decimal, e, a. decimal. 
 
 decline, m. penny (Vio'ranc) |] tenth || tithe. 
 
 d6clmer, v. a. to decimate (I to thin. 
 
 d6olm6tre, m. tenth pan of a metre. 
 
 d6clslf,ve,a.(-Tement, ad.)declsiveOy) || 
 positlve(ly). (nntion. 
 
 decision, f. decision || resolution l| dpipi mi- 
 
 d6clamatenr, m. stump-orator, declnlmer. 
 
 declamatenr, a. declamatory |l declaiming. 
 
 declamation, f. declamation || elocution y 
 rant || public speech. 
 
 d^clamatolre, a. declamatory. 
 
 d6clamer, v. a. A n. to declaim || to re- 
 cite || to inveigh. [affidavit || verdict 
 
 declaration, f. declaration || disclosure l| 
 
 declarer, v. a. to declare, to proclaim II to 
 denounce || ae ~, to declare for || to declare 
 oneself jj to break out 
 
 d6claase, e, a. one who has socially lost 
 caste, or has become degraded from a 
 former ou pretended position in society. 
 
 d6classer, v. a. to change the class of || 
 to cause one to lose one's social position. 
 
 d6clin, m. decline, decay || wane l| ebb. 
 
 decllnalaon, f. (gr.) declension || decllna- 
 
 d6clinatoire, m. declinatory plea. [lion. 
 
 d^cllner, v. a. & n. (gr.) to decline || to 
 shun, to refuse, to fall off || to decay || - 
 e qnalltea, to give an account ot one- 
 self. 
 
 doollvltfi, L declivity. 
 
 d<olore, v. a. ir. to unclose, to open. 
 
 d6cloner, v. a. to unnail. 
 
 deoooher, v. a. to shoot || to discharge. 
 
 d6cootlon, f. decoction. 
 
 doolffer, v. a. to take off one's head- 
 dress, to uncolf || to uncork. 
 
 dfioollemont, m. unglueing, nnpastlng. 
 
 dAooller, v. n. to behead || to unglue, to 
 unpaste J| se ~, to come off. 
 
 dtoollete, e, a. in a low dress || (fig. of 
 conversation) free, broad. 
 
 (e) ddoolleter, v. a. & r. to uncover one's 
 neck and ulioulders || to wear a low dress. 
 
 d6oolorer, v. a. to discolour || se ~, to 
 lose colour. 
 
 U6oombrr, v. a. to clear from rubbish. 
 
 d6combra, in. pi. rubbish (ot a building). 
 
 d6oonu&auder, v. a. (com.) to counter- 
 mand. 
 
 d6ooaip!6ter, v. a. to muku incomplete. 
 
 dAoompoeer. v. H. k> dlecorapooe H to din- 
 order, to undo || BB -, to become dlxcuin- 
 |...-i -i [composure. 
 
 decomposition, f. decomposition U dls- 
 
 dcompte, m. discount, deficiency | dis- 
 appointment.
 
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 decompter defense 
 
 doompter, T. a. A n. to discount, to de- 
 duct ft In abate, to diminish. 
 deconoertar, v. a. to disconcert [| to baffle || 
 
 , to be disconcerted, 
 deconflre, T. a, Ir. to discomfit, to rout 
 deoonfltnre, f. havoc || break -down, ruin || 
 
 Insolvency. 
 
 deconsetller, T. a. to dissuade. 
 daoonslderatlon, f. disfavour, discredit 
 daconslderer, v. a. to dixcrcdit 
 dCoontenancer, v. a. to discountenance, 
 deoonvenno, f. disaster, discomfiture. 
 d^icor, ni. decoration || scenery, 
 decorstenr, ra. decorator || scene-painter, 
 decoration, f. decoration, scenery || star 
 
 of tlie order of the Lejrlon of Honour, 
 deoordar, T. a. to untwist. 
 daeorer. v. a. to decorate, to adorn 11 to 
 
 palm || to dignify || to confer tb cross of 
 
 the Legion of Honour. 
 d*ortlqner, v. a. (bort) to decorticate |) 
 
 to lim-k || to pulp. 
 
 Aeeornm, m. decorum I] propriety, decency. 
 deoonoher, v. n. to sleep out 
 decondre, v. a. Ir. to imsew, to unstitch. 
 dAeouler, r. n. to flow, to trickle, to drop || 
 
 to proceed. 
 dconper, T. a. to carve || to cut np, to 
 
 Xink [I ~, to come out, to show off. 
 oonpenr, m. pinker. 
 
 daconpl6, e, a.; blen ~, well-shaped. 
 
 decoupler, v. a. to uncouple. 
 
 d6coupure, f. cutting into figures |] figure 
 cut out (spondency. 
 
 deeonragrement, m. discouragement, do- 
 
 dacourag-er, v. a. to discourage || se ~, to 
 be discouraged, to despond. 
 
 Aeoouronner, v. a. to uncrown. 
 
 dconrs, m. decrease, decline |1 wane (of 
 
 ddoouau, DI. looseness. (the moon). 
 
 d4oonnn, e, a. nnsewed II loose || de- 
 sultory, unconnected || unsteady. 
 
 deoonsnre. f. ripped place || seam-rent 
 
 deconvert, m. deficit. 
 
 deoonvert, , a. uncovered, open, plain. 
 
 daoouTerte, f. discovery || reconnoitring || 
 (mar.) looking out 
 
 daoonvrlr, v. a. Ir. to uncover || to nn- 
 m ask l| to discover, to reveal !| se ., to 
 uncover oneself || to pull one's hat off || to 
 make oneself known || to be found out II to 
 expose oneself. (to polish. 
 
 deorasser, v. a. to remove dirt, to clean, 
 
 dcrc5dUement, m. discrediting. 
 
 dgcredlter, v. a. to discredit If ~, to 
 fall Into discredit 
 
 decrepit, e, a. decrepit 
 
 dor6plter, v. , (chlm.) to decrepitate [] 
 
 rt*t\rpltude, f. decrepitude, (to crackle. 
 
 decret, m. decree. 
 
 decreter, v. a. tor decree. 
 
 deorl, m. crying down II disrepute, 
 
 deorler, v. a. to decry, to cry down. 
 
 d6crly, v. . Ir. to describe. 
 
 Aeoroohemttut, m. unliooklng. 
 
 ddoroober, v. a. to unhook, to take down. 
 
 44orolaneuaoe, L, dAcrolBsetnent, m. 
 tlet-rt-n-c. [to wane (of the moon). 
 
 d*orol tr, v. n. Ir. to decrease, to shorten || 
 
 dficrotter, v. a. to rub oil dirt, to clean || 
 lo brush clothes. 
 
 dorottur, m. shoe-black || (a 1'hOtel) 
 
 d6crottotr, m. door-ncraper. [boot*. 
 
 d^orottolre, f. luird sboe-bnish. 
 
 deorne, f. decrease. 
 
 ddorner, v. n. to scour. 
 
 deoupler, v. a. to Increase tenfold. 
 
 dddalRrner, v. a. to disdain, to scorn. 
 
 dddalgrnenx, Be, a. (-aement, ad.) dls- 
 dnlnful(lyV 
 
 dAdaln, m. disdain, scorn. 
 
 dedale, m. labyrinth, maze, confusion. 
 
 d^daller, v. a. to nnpave, to take up pave- 
 
 dedana, m. (the) Inside. (ment 
 
 dedans, ad. In, within !| an -, Inwardly. 
 
 d^dloao*, f. dedication. 
 
 d^dteatolre, a. dedicatory. 
 
 ddlar. v. a. to dedicate II to Inscribe. 
 
 dadlr, v. a. Ir. to disown, to deny, to un- 
 say, to gainsay || ~, to retract, to re- 
 cant 
 
 dedlt, m. forfeit, forfeiture II retractation. 
 
 dedommaffement, m. indeinnlflcntion, 
 Indemnity, Hinends. (nnicnds for. 
 
 dedommagrer, v. a. to Indemnify, to make 
 
 dedorer, v. a. to ungild || ~, to get un- 
 gilt (two to halve. 
 
 dedonblar, r. a. to online || to divide into 
 
 deduction, f. deduction || Inference || par 
 ~, ilciluciively. 
 
 dednlra, v. a. ir. to deduct || to deduce, to 
 
 deesse, f. goddess. [infer. 
 
 d^falllanoa, f. fainting fit, swoon. 
 
 defalllant, m. defaulter. 
 
 dafalllant, e, a. fainting, decaying. 
 
 d6rallllr, r. n. Ir. to fall, to decay, to faint 
 away. 
 
 defalre, v. a. Ir. to unmake, to undo (I to 
 defeat || to rid of || to untie, to break II to 
 oulshine || aa ~, to rid oneself || to nckt 
 away || to despatch || to leave off || to part 
 with || to get thin <m flat || to get out of 
 shape. 
 
 d6fa.it, a, a. undone II meagre || wasted. 
 
 dafalta, f. defeat, overthrow || pretence, 
 evasion || sale || riddance. 
 
 defalcation, f. defalcation, deduction. 
 
 defalqaer, v. a. to defalcate, to deduct 
 
 defan t. m. defect, Imperfection, want |l 
 non-appearance (In a court of justice) |l a> 
 - da, an - da, for want of. 
 
 defavanr, f. disfavour, disgrace. 
 
 defavorablamant, ad. unfavourably. 
 
 defectlf, ve, a. (s;r. ) defective. 
 
 defection, f. defection |l falling off ou away. 
 
 defectaanz, se, a. (-semen t, ad.) de- 
 fpctuous || defectlve(ly). 
 
 d6fectaoBlt, f. defect 
 
 defendable, a. defensible j| tenable. 
 
 def endear, aresae, m. A f. (Jur.) defen- 
 dant || respondent 
 
 dafeudre, v. a. to defend, to protect -II to 
 uphold || to prohibit, to forbid || aa , to 
 ilcfenil ou shelter oneself || to excuse uu 
 M>If || to foibenr. to help || to haggle. 
 
 defense, f. defence || guard, security L 
 Justification, apology || prohibition II -, 
 pi. tuska of a wild Doar II (mil.) outwork*.
 
 cUfenseur dehors 
 
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 d^fenseur, m. defender || counsel for the 
 
 d6fenalf, ve, a. defensive. [defence. 
 
 daference, f. deference Q consideration. 
 
 defeqner, T. a. to defecate. 
 
 d6fe>ant, a. complying, yielding. 
 
 A6I6rer, v. a. & n. to confer |1 to accuse, 
 to Impeach to comply (with) |l to submit 
 
 deferler, v. a. (mar.) to unfurl || ~, v. n. 
 to birak Into foam (of waves). 
 
 d6f errer, v. a. to unshoe (a horse) J to take 
 off the Irons from |l to perplex || ae ~, to 
 he unshod H to be confounded. 
 
 dft, m. waste R sheets (In printing). 
 
 defeulllalaon, L defoliation. 
 
 defaulller. v. a. to strip off the leaves. 
 
 defl, ni. defiance, challenge. 
 
 defiance, f. diffidence, distrust, mistrust 
 
 defiant, e, a. distrustful, suspicious. 
 
 deficit, m. deficit, deficiency. 
 
 d6fler, v. a. A n. to defy, to brave, to chal- 
 lenge I) (mar.) to bear off || ae ~, to 
 suspect, to apprehend || to distrust 
 
 dAflgrorer, v. a. to disfigure, to deform. 
 
 rt*fll6, m. defile, narrow passage II dlffi- 
 
 4filement, m. (mil.) filing off. [culty. 
 
 dSfller, v. a. An. to unthread, to nnstrtng || 
 (mil.) to file off. 
 
 4flnl. . a. definite. [describe. 
 
 d6flnlr, T. n. to define fl to determine || to 
 
 definlBsable, a. definable. 
 
 dottnltlf, ve, a. (-vemont, ad.) definl- 
 tive(ly) || en -, definitely M positively. 
 
 definition, f. definition, description || de- 
 cision, determination. 
 
 ddfloralaon, f. fnlllng of a blossom. 
 
 defloration, f. deflowering, defloration. 
 
 defleurlr. T. a. * n. to nip the blossoms || 
 to lose the blossoms. 
 
 d6florr, v. a. to deflower. 
 
 Mfoncement, m. staving l| digging up. 
 
 d6f oncer, v. a..U> stave || to dig up || to 
 break up. [~. to become deformed. 
 
 AAformer, v. a. to deform, to distort || ae 
 
 dfralchl, e, a. no longer fresh. 
 
 dgfratchlr, v. a. to take the freshness off. 
 
 rtfrayer. v. a. to defray. [grubbing up. 
 
 d Af rich ement, m. (agr. ) clearing (of land) || 
 
 ddfrleher, T. a. (agr.) to clear ground. 
 
 defrlohenr, m. (agr.) clearer. 
 
 dfrlper, v. a. to unrumple. 
 
 dfriser, v. a. to uncurl. 
 
 drroncer, v. a. to unplait || to smoothe 
 (one's brow). 
 
 defroqno. f. old clothes, left-off clothes. 
 
 dotroquer, v. a. to unfrock. 
 
 dZant. e, a. deceased, late. 
 
 A6ga,g6, e, a. disengaged, free. 
 
 d6grag-emenf, m. disengagement fl re- 
 demption || extrication |l release || escape || 
 discharge || back-door || back-room. 
 
 drrr, v. a. to dlsfiigagp, to release, to 
 redeem, to free from l| to pay off || ~, 
 to free cm extricate oneself. 
 
 dgg-alne, L odd manner ou figure. 
 
 detainer, v. a. to nushealti, to draw (a 
 word) || to fork out 
 
 decanter, v. a. to pull off one.'s gloves. 
 
 dr*rnlr, v. a. to unfurnlth || to stiip || 
 (mar.) to unrig || (mil.) to ungarrlson || 
 
 ~, to leave off some of one's clothes j| to 
 part with || to lose the leaves, to grow thin. 
 
 degr&t, m. damage || havoc || waste. 
 
 deg-anonir, v. a. to smoothe || to polish || 
 
 d6grel, m. thaw. [to straighten. 
 
 d6g-eler, v. a. & n. to thaw. 
 
 degren^ratlon, f. degeneracy. 
 
 d6g-6n6rer, v. n. to degenerate. 
 
 dSgrlngrandS, e, a. awkward || Joose || dis- 
 
 dagrluer, v. a. to nnglue. Uointed. 
 
 deg-oblller, v. a. (Tarn.) to spew || to bring 
 ou throw up, to vomit 
 
 d6groiser, v. a. & n. to blab, to chatter. 
 
 dggrommer, v. a. to unsrum || to oust. 
 
 d6ffondor, v. a. to unhinge. 
 
 d6g-onflement, m. redaction l| falling, 
 collapse. |se ~, to decrease. 
 
 dfigronfler, v. a. to remove a swelling II 
 
 d^grorg-ement, ra. clearing, cleansing || 
 overflowing. 
 
 ddgrorgrer, v. a. it n. to clear, to open, to 
 cleanse || to scour, to soak || ae ~, to over- 
 flow, to discharge Itself. 
 
 d^gronrdi, e, a, lively || sharp. 
 
 d^g-ourdlr, v. a. to revive, to quicken l| to 
 form, to polish. [tlon || reviving. 
 
 dog-onrdlssement, m. return of circula- 
 
 dSg-ottt, m. disgust, dislike II nausea. 
 
 d6g-oftt4, 0, a. squeamish || weary of || out 
 of conceit 
 
 ddg-ofiter, v. a. to disgust || se ~, to take 
 a dislike to || to get disgusted. 
 
 degrouttep, v. n. to drop, to trickle down. 
 
 degradation, f, degradation || dilapidation || 
 damage || waste. [to damage l| to waste. 
 
 ddg-rader, v. a. to degrade || to dilapidate || 
 
 d6grafer, v. a. to unclasp, to unpin. 
 
 ddgralaaagre, m. scouring. 
 
 dggrralaaer, v. a. to scour, to clean || to 
 skim off || to Impoverish, to fleece. 
 
 degralsseur, m. scourer. 
 
 deg-rd, m. degree, step, staged stair || extent 
 
 d6grr6er, v. a. to unrig. 
 
 d^grevement, m. reduction || relief. 
 
 d6gr6ver, v. a. to reduce || to relieve. 
 
 dg-ringrolade, f. goln . iwn, tumble || 
 (fig.) decline, fall. 
 
 d^srrlng-oler, v. n. to roll, to tumble down. 
 
 deg-rlaament, m. returning to one's lenses. 
 
 d6g-riaer, v. a. to sober. 
 
 degrroaalr, v. a, to clear up || to hew || to 
 take off the rough. 
 
 deg-nenlU^, e, a. ragged, all in rags. 
 
 dlg-nerplr, v. n. to pack off, to be off. 
 
 d6g-nonler, v. n. to vomit, to spew. 
 
 deg-nlaemant, m. disguise. 
 
 d6grulaer, v. a. to disguise. 
 
 deg-natatenr, m. taster. 
 
 d6g-natatlon, f. tasting. 
 
 d6g-aater, v. a. to taste. 
 
 deh&ler, v. a. to take off the sun-burning. 
 
 dehanohd, e, a. hlpsbot || ungainly. 
 
 dtharnacher, v. a. to unharness || to un- 
 
 d6bonte, e, a. shameless. [rig. 
 
 dehora, m. outside, appearance || ontworks. 
 
 dehora, ad. out, out of doors, without, 
 abroad || Independent of II an ~, out- 
 wardly || de ~, from without, outward || 
 n ", par ~, without, out of.
 
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 dfiifler demanre 
 
 deifier, T. a. to deify. 
 
 detente, m. deism. 
 
 delate, m. & t. deist. 
 
 delate, a. deistical. 
 
 deja, ad. already, before. 
 
 dejection, f. (mfd. ) dejection, ejection. 
 
 e deleter, to warp. 
 
 dejeuner, m. breakfast |l lunch. 
 
 dejeuner, T. n. to breakfast 
 
 dajoindre, T. a. ir. to disjoin. 
 
 dejoner, v. a. to baffle. 
 
 dejucher, v. a. to unroost || to drive away. 
 
 delA, pr. thence, from that time, from that 
 place |l beyond, on the other side || an ~, 
 neyond, further on, upwards. 
 
 dlabr, e, a. broken, dilapidated, cracked. 
 
 deiabrement, m. broken state, disorderly 
 state, dilapidation. 
 
 deiabrer, v. n. to tear to pieces || to pull 
 down, to ruin || to lessen. 
 
 deiacer, v. a. to unlace. 
 
 dolal, m. delay, interval, term. [mrnt. 
 
 rtAiaiBnempnt, m. destitution, abandon- 
 
 deiaiaaer, T. a. to abandon, to forsake. 
 
 deiaaaement, m. rest II relaxation. 
 
 dfllasser, v. a. to rest (| to refresh. 
 
 deiatenr, trioe, m. &f. informer || ace user. 
 
 delation, f. information. 
 
 deiayant, m. (med.) diluent, dlluter. 
 
 rtelayement, m. diluting. 
 
 delayer, v. a. to dilute. 
 
 deiecter, v. a. to delight. 
 
 ddlegrue, m. delegate. 
 
 deleg-ner, v. a. to delegate. 
 
 deles tagre, m. (mar.) unballasting. 
 
 deiester, v. a. (mar.) to unballast. 
 
 d*16tere, n. (med.) deleterious. 
 
 deiiberant, e, a, deliberative. 
 
 deilb6ratit v -re, a. deliberative. 
 
 deliberation, f. deliberation, resolution. 
 
 deilb6re, m. (jur.) final resolution. 
 
 deilbere, e, a. (-ment, ad.)deliberate(ly)|| 
 resolved || bold(ly) !| resolute(ly) || coura- 
 geous H easy || with ease || free. jresolve. 
 
 deilberer, v. a. & n. to deliberate || to 
 
 deilcat, e, a. (-ment, ad.) delicately) || 
 dainty || nict(ly) || tender || daintily. 
 
 deilcatoaae, f. delicacy, daintiness, nicety. 
 
 deiicea, f. pi. delight, pleasure. 
 
 deiicienx, . a. (-semen t, ad.) de- 
 licious(ly)J| dellgbtful(ly). 
 
 deiie, m. thin stroke. [sharp, glib. 
 
 deii6, e, a. loose, slender, thin || subtle, 
 
 deiler, v. a. to untie, to release. 
 
 delimitation, f. delimitation, fixing of 
 
 delimiter, v. a. to fix limits. | limits. 
 
 delineation, f. delineation. 
 
 deilnqnant, m. delinquent, offender. 
 
 deilqueaoenoe, f. ((him.) deliquescence. 
 
 deilrant, e, a. delirious, frenzied. 
 
 aeilre, m. delirium frenzy. 
 
 deiirer, v. n. to deUrate. [very act 
 
 delit, m. offence |j en flag-rant, ~, in the 
 
 deilvranoe, f. deliverance, delivery, re- 
 lease || rescue. [to issue. 
 
 deilvrer, v. a. to deliver, to free, to rid, 
 
 deiogrement, m. removal. 
 
 deiog-er, v. a. A. n. tn dislodge, to turn 
 out 1 to remove |1 to run aw&y. 
 
 d^loyal, e, a. (-ement, ad.) disloynl(ly) II 
 perfidious || treacherously. 
 
 deloyaute, f. disloyalty. [torrent 
 
 delugre, m. deluge, flood, inundation || 
 
 deinre, e, a. wide-awake, sharp. 
 
 delnstrer, v. a. to take the gloss from. 
 
 delator, T. a. to nnlute. 
 
 demagrogrle, f. demagogy. 
 
 dfimag-og-iq-ne, a. demagogic. 
 
 d6mallloter, T. a. to unswathe, 
 
 domain, m. morrow, next day. 
 
 domain, ad. to-morrow. [jointed, 
 
 demaneh6, e, a. awkward, loose, rii? 
 
 demanoher, T. a. to take off the handle, 
 to dislocate || BO ~, to lone its bundle 1 . 
 
 demande, f. demand, question, request, 
 claim, petition || suit 
 
 demander, v. a. to ask, to call for II to In- 
 quire after || to beg, to crave, to ine for, 
 to request |l to claim || to require, to desire, 
 to wish || >a ~, to ask oneself ou each 
 other || to be asked. 
 
 demandereeee, f. female plaintiff. 
 
 demandenr, m. demander, dun || plaintiff. 
 
 demandense, f. female dun. 
 
 demanarealson, f. itch, itching. 
 
 demangrer, v. n. to itch. 
 
 demanteler, v. a. (mil.) to dismantle. 
 
 diSma ntibnler, T. a. to put ont of order, 
 to break. [ceeding, attempt 
 
 demarche, f. step, pace, walk ]| gait, pro- 
 
 demarier, v. a. to unmarry. 
 
 demarqner, v. a. to take off the mark. 
 
 demarrare, m. (mar.) unmooring. 
 
 demarrer, v. n. (mar.) to unmoor, 'to put 
 to sea || to move. 
 
 d6masquer, v. a. to unmask. 
 
 demater, v. a. to dismast 
 
 dc5mS16, in. dispute, strife. 
 
 d6meler, v. a. to disentangle, to separate, 
 to part || to discover, to unravel, to dis- 
 tinguish || to contest, to dispute. 
 
 domeiolr, m. large-toothed comb. 
 
 demembrer, v. a. to dismembea 
 
 demenagrement, m. removal. 
 
 demenag-er, v. n. to move, to change one's 
 lodgings || (fig.) to become childish. 
 
 demence, f. insanity, madness. 
 
 B0 domoner, to struggle, to stir, to strive, 
 to nmke a great bustle. 
 
 dementi, m. lie || flat contradiction on 
 denial || disappointment {{ en avoir le ~, 
 to be balked || to find oneself wronc- 
 
 d6mentir, v. a. to give the lie, to belle, to 
 contrtidtct [| ae ~, to contradict oneself, to 
 belie oneself || to change || to relax. 
 
 demerits, m. demerit. 
 
 dem6rltor, v. B. to deserve blame. 
 
 demeanre, e, a. (-ment, ad.) hupKly) || 
 excesuive(ly) || imuoderatt:, boundlitta. 
 
 demettre, v. a. Ir. to put out of Joint || to 
 dlsml&ti || e ~, to be put out of joint || to 
 abdicate || to resign. 
 
 demeublement, in. unfurnishlng. 
 
 demeubler v. a. to unfurnlsh. 
 
 demenrant ; an ~, ad. as for the rest || 
 after all || notwithstanding. 
 
 de-menre, f. dwelling, abode, habitation 
 delay.
 
 demeurer dfipens 
 
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 demeurer, v. n. to live in ou at, to dwell, 
 
 to stny, to remain || to delay || to last 
 deml, e, a. half I! & ~, half, by half, by 
 
 to stny, to rematft || to delay || to last 
 a. half if & ~. half, by half, 
 halves, almost || a ~-voi3t, In an under- 
 
 demle, f. half an hour. [tone. 
 
 demi-monde, m. the questionable portion 
 demission, f. resignation. [of society, 
 demiaslonuaire, m. resigner. 
 demlBsionnaire, a. resigned. 
 d6mocrato, m. democrat, 
 democratic, f. democracy. ((ally). 
 
 democratiqne, a. (-ment, ad.) democratic 
 demoiselle, f. miss, young lady, unmarried 
 
 gentlewoman |j rammer || dragon-fly. 
 de"molir, T. a. to demolish, to pull down. 
 dfimollBaeur, m. demolisner. 
 4 demolition, f. demolition || -s, pi. rubbish 
 
 of a building. 
 
 demon, m. demon, devil || wild child, 
 demonetisation, f. calling in (of money 
 
 on coin). 
 
 demonetises, v. a. to call in (money), 
 demoniaque, a. demoniac. 
 demonstratenr, m. demonstrator, 
 demonstrate, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) 
 
 demonstrative(ly) || making a show of 
 
 earnestness. 
 
 demonstration, 1 demonstration, show, 
 demontagre, m. taking to pieces. 
 demonter, v. a. to dismount || to take to 
 
 pipers || to confound l| to disappoint. 
 demontrer, T. n. to demonstrate, to show |j 
 
 to prove. 
 
 demoraliaatenr, trice, a. demoralising, 
 demoralise!-, v. a. to demoralise. 
 d6mordre, T. n. ir. to let go one's hold 
 
 to desist || to depart 
 demoucheter, v. a. to uncap, 
 demunlr, v. a. to deprive of ammunition || 
 
 ~, to part with. 
 d6mnrer, v. a. to unwall. 
 derauseler, v. a. to unmuzzle. 
 (se) denantlr, to give up (securities). 
 denationalise**, v. a. to denationalise. 
 denatter, T. a. to unmat || to unplaiU 
 denature, e, a. unnatural, 
 denaturer, T. a. to disfigure || to mis- 
 represent || to alter || to sophisticate. 
 denigration, f. denegation || denial. 
 d<nl, m. denial, refusal, 
 denials*, m. cunning man, sharp man. 
 denlalser, T. a. to sharpen one's wits || to 
 
 cheat, to take in || se ~, to grow sharp, 
 denicher, v. a. & a. to take out of the nest 
 
 ou niche j| to hunt out || (fatn.) to dislodge || 
 
 to brush off. [hunter, 
 
 denlcnenr, m. blrd'u-nesUr || (fig.) fortuue- 
 denler, m. money, funds || htird cash || 
 
 mite || fartldug || pence (pi.) || ~ a Dlen, 
 
 tamest-money. [traverse. 
 
 denier, T. a. to deny || to refuse f| yur.) to 
 afenlgremeut, m. disparagement. 
 <i6ultjrrer, T. a. to disparage. 
 a6nltf reur, m. disparager, 
 denombremon t, m. enumeration || census. 
 d6nomlnatenr, m. (ar. ) denominator, 
 donommer, T. a. to name. 
 d4noncer, T. a. to denounce, to inform 
 
 against. 
 
 denonclatear, trice, m. & f. denouncer, 
 informer. 
 
 denonciation, f, denunciation, informa- 
 
 d6noter, v. a. to denote. [lion. 
 
 denoner, v. a. to untie, to loose, to undo, 
 to unravel || to resolve || so ~, to grow 
 loose, to loosen || to grow more supple. 
 
 dfinoflment, m. erect, issue, end || catas- 
 trophe (of a play). [produce. 
 
 denre, f. commodity, provisions || food || 
 
 denalt^, f. density, fllon.f. (bot.) daiulelion. 
 
 dent, f. tooth || notch || cog || prong || ~-de- 
 
 dentalre, a. dental. 
 
 dental, e, a. (gr.) dental. 
 
 dents, e, a. dented, notched |] cogged. 
 
 dentoe, f. bite. 
 
 dente!6, e, a. denticulated, notched, jagced. 
 
 denteler, v. a. to indent, to Jag, to notch. 
 
 dentelle, f. lace, lace- work. 
 
 dentelnre, f. indentation || denticulatlon II 
 
 dentler, m. set of teeth. [embrasure- 
 
 dentifrice, m. dentifrice. 
 
 dentlste, m. dentist. 
 
 dentition, f. teething. 
 
 denture, f. set of teeth. 
 
 dennder, v. a. to denude. 
 
 d6nn6, e, a. destitute, void. 
 
 dinner, v. a. to deprive, to strip. 
 
 demument, m. deprivation, destitution. 
 
 depaqueter, v. a. to unpack. 
 
 de par, pr. by order of. 
 
 d6pareH14, e, a. incomplete, odd. 
 
 d6pareHler, v. a. to spoil a set ou a pair. 
 
 doparor, v. a. to undress || to disparage. 
 
 deparler, v. a. to nnmatch. 
 
 ddparler, v. a. to cease talking 
 
 d6parquer, v. a. to unpon. 
 
 depart, m. departure. 
 
 ddpartagrer, v. a. to give the casting vote. 
 
 departement, m. department, province 1| 
 s, pi. country. 
 
 diipartemental, e, a. departmental. 
 
 dfiparteur, m. (chim.) separator. 
 
 departlr, v. a. to divide, to distribute || 
 BB ~, to desist, to abandon, to give over. 
 
 d6pasaer, v. a. to draw out || to go beyond, 
 to outrun || to overreach. 
 
 depaver, v. a. to unpave. 
 
 d6payaer, v. a. to take out of one's native 
 country || to get one out of a habit || to re- 
 move |] to put on a wrong scent. 
 
 dopoooment, m. cutting in pieces. 
 
 depeoer, v. a. to carve, to cut In piece*, 
 to cut up. 
 
 depSche, f. despatch || message || mall fl 
 a, pi. correspondence || post-bacs. 
 
 d6pocher, v. a. to dmputch || Be *T to 
 hasten, to make Iia.su . 
 
 ddpelndre, v. a. Ir. to paliit, to portruy || 
 tu describe. [dresscU. 
 
 depenallie, e, a ragged, Uttered, loueely 
 
 depeuaUlement. ui. ragKliie<||dlsurdr. 
 
 dependanoe, f. deiM-ndeuce, dependency || 
 a;>|H-nil!iKf || outbuilding. 
 
 dependant, m. dependent. 
 
 dependant, e, a. dependent. 
 
 dependre, v. a. & n. to take down II to due 
 r>cud on, to be In a state of dependence. 
 
 depena, m. pi. expense, cost.
 
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 depense dironillenient 
 
 d6pene, f. expense | expenditure || out- 
 In.v || larder, pmilry. 
 
 depenaer, v. a. to spend. 
 
 depensler, m. n]n>inlllirirt. 
 
 depensler, ere, a. pi-o<lial || extravagant. 
 
 deperdltion, L loss, waste || (aieYI. ) dis- 
 charges (pi.). [away. 
 
 deperlr, . n. to decay, to fall off, to pine 
 
 dp6risement, m. decay, decline, wither- 
 ing, [contrary. 
 
 depersuader, v. a. to persuade to the 
 
 depetrer, v. a. to disengage, to disentangle [| 
 to extrtcHte || to rid. 
 
 fl#penplement, in. depopulation. 
 
 depenpler, r. a. to depopulate || to linstock. 
 
 dgptlatlf, re, a. depilatory. 
 
 dtipllatolre, m. depilatory. 
 
 depller, T. a. to depilate D se , to lose 
 one's on Its hair. 
 
 deplqner, T. a. to nnqullt Bin chppr np. 
 
 deptster, v. a. to track, to hunt out. 
 
 deplt, m. spile H vexation. 
 
 deplter, T. R. m vex || >e , to be vexed || 
 10 oet out of humour. 
 
 depiacement, m. displacing, removal. 
 
 d 4 placer, v. a. to displace, to transpose ]| 
 to misplace II e ~, to leave one's seat. 
 
 dplalre, v. n. ir. to displease l| to vex, to 
 trouble, to offend || se ~, to dislike, to be 
 displeased with || not to thrive. 
 
 Aeplalsivnt, e, a. unpleasant. 
 
 deplalslr, m. displeasure, grief, sorrow. 
 
 d 6 planter, v. a. to displant 
 
 deplantolr, m. trowel. 
 
 depller, v. a. to unfold. 
 
 depllsser, v. a. to unplalt [plovinj:. 
 
 d6plolemant, m. unfolding H display, de- 
 
 deplomber, v. a. to unseal || to unstop. 
 
 d^plorablement, ad. deplorably, miser- 
 
 deplorer, v. a. to deplore. [ably. 
 
 ddployer, v. a. to unfold || to display || to 
 spread || to unfurl || to deploy. 
 
 d4plumer, v. a. to unplume || se ~, to 
 lose one's feathers, to moult. 
 
 depolir, v. a. to take off the polish. 
 
 depolimaffe, m. roughing. 
 
 depopulariser, v. a. to render unpopular. 
 
 deportation, f. transportation. 
 
 deporte, m. transported convict 
 
 deportements, m. pi. misconduct. 
 
 deporter, v. a. to transport || ~, to 
 desist from. (witness. 
 
 deposant, m. (Jur.) depositor H deponent p 
 
 depoaer, v. a. 4 n. to depose, to degrade || 
 to give up || to deposit || to settle, to bear 
 witness. 
 
 4eposltair, m. depositary, trustee. 
 
 deposition, f. deposition, evidence, tes- 
 timony. 
 
 depoaseder, v. a. to dispossess. 
 
 46po>ter, T. a. (mil.) to dislodge. 
 
 d6pOt, ui. deposit || Btore-bouae , ware- 
 bouse || truaL charge || eudlment, eetlllng || 
 - de mndlotM, wurk-bouae. Icauu 
 
 aepotar v. a. to unpot ( plunt) H lu Ji- 
 
 aapoolUe, f. akliiH |( apoll || remains || 
 wardrobe H -m, pi. booty. 
 
 dgpoalllement, m. stripping ||renoundng|| 
 
 cIo^C rtamlnliig of an BCCOlUlL 
 
 ddpontller, T. a. to strip, to take off (thA 
 clothes, skin etc.) || to uncase || to gather 
 Die crop of, to rob, to plunder || to exumlne, 
 to make extracts from H to cast off. 
 
 ddponrvoir, v. a, Ir. to deprive, to divest 
 
 d6ponrvn, a. unprovided, destitute || an 
 ~, unuwHres, unprovided. 
 
 depravation, f. depravation, depravity. 
 
 depraver, r. a. to deprave. 
 
 depreciation, f. depreciation. [value. 
 
 ddpr6oler, v. a. to depreciate, to under- 
 
 depr^datonr, trice, m. & f. depredator. 
 
 depredatear, trice, a. predatory. 
 
 deprler, v. a. to disinvlte. 
 
 deprlmer, v. a. to depress. 
 
 depriser, v. a. to undervalue. 
 
 depnls, pr. since ( - long-temps, long 
 
 depuratlf, ve, a. cleansing. Jago. 
 
 depute, m. deputy. (lion. 
 
 deputer, v. a. to depute, to send a depnta- 
 
 deraclnenxent, m. rooting out eradica- 
 tion, [eradicate. 
 
 deraclner, v. a. to root out to root up, to 
 
 derader, v.n. (mar.) to be driven out to sea. 
 
 deraldlr, v. a. to remove stiffness II se ~, 
 tn low one's stiffness. 
 
 deralllement, m. running off the rail*. 
 
 deralller, v. a, to run off the rails, to 
 derail. Jtion. 
 
 deralson, f. unreasonableness H infattia- 
 
 deraisonnablement, ad. unreasonably. 
 
 deralsonner, v. n. to speak nonsense. 
 
 d6rang-e, e, a. out of order || deranged 
 relaxed. [disturbance, perplexity. 
 
 derangement, m. disorder, confusion. 
 
 derangrer, v. a. to derange, to disorder II 
 to displace |] to incommode, to disturb || 
 e ~, to take to bad courses, to live a 
 disorderly life || to inconvenience oneself. 
 
 derate, e, a. lively, sharp. 
 
 derater, v a. to extract the spleen. 
 
 derechef, adv. over again, aguln. 
 
 deregrie, e, a. (-ment, ad.) out of order H 
 disorderly || Irregular(ly) || dissolute, licen- 
 tious, [debauchery. 
 
 der&grlement, m. disorder, irregularity, 
 
 dereg-ler, v. a. to disturb the order || to 
 unsettle, (to cheer up. 
 
 derlder, v. a. to nnwrinkle, to emoothe II 
 
 derision, f. derision (I tonrner en ~, to 
 turn into ridicule, to deride II to trifle. 
 
 derlsolre, a. derisory. fla ~, adrift 
 
 derive, f. (mar.) drift (I lee-way || en ~, a> 
 
 derive, m. (gr.) derivative, 
 
 derive, e, a. derivative. 
 
 d6river, v. n. to derive || (mar.) to get 
 clear of the shore, to drive. 
 
 dernier, m. the last || last reply. 
 
 dernier, ere, a. (-erement, ad.) last(ly) D 
 highest, utmost || lately. 
 
 derobe, e, a. stolen y privaU; |) spare fl 
 a la -, by gtealth. 
 
 derober, v. a. to rob, to steal, to plunder, 
 lu pilfer y to deprive of y to hide, to con- 
 ueal || B -, tu steal away || to put out d hi 
 disappear II lu shun. 
 
 derog-atolre, Hfirog eant, e, a, derogatory. 
 
 derogrer, v. n. tu derogate. 
 
 deroulUement, m. rubbing away of rust
 
 'detongir deahonuatatt 
 
 drongrlr, v. a. to remove redness || ~, v. n. 
 to low line's redness. 
 
 deroulller, v. a. to rub off rust, to polish. 
 
 drou)ement, m. unrolling. 
 
 deronler, v. a. to unroll, to spread out, 
 
 d6ronte, f. rout, disorder, ruin. 
 
 deronter, v. a. tn lead astray II to confuse || 
 to put out H to baffle. ((mil.) rear. 
 
 derrl&re, in. backside || posterior || -, pi. 
 
 derrlere, ad. & pr. behind, back, after. 
 
 dervlche, m. dcrvisti. 
 
 dee, pr. from, since || - qu, as soon as, 
 shire || ~ lors, from then || thence, there- 
 fore, [subscription. 
 
 dsabonner, to discontinue one's 
 
 d#nabnaer, v. a. to disabuse, to undeceive. 
 
 disaccord, m. disunion, disagreement. 
 
 dftsaccorder, v. a. to untune, to put oat 
 nf time. 
 
 desaoeonpler. v. a. tn uncouple. 
 
 dlBaceoutumer, v. a. to disaccustom. 
 
 dAnachalander, T. a. to nuke one lose 
 one'* customer*. 
 
 disaffection, f. disaffection. 
 
 desAffreable, a. disagreeable, unpleasant || 
 -ment, ml. disagreeHbly. 
 
 dftsagrement, m. dlsacreeableness, un- 
 
 XleaKBiiines* || disgust || Fin perfection, 
 sajnater, v. a. to disarrange, to put 
 
 out of order. (to refresh. 
 
 salterer, v. a. to quench one's thirst, 
 deaapparler, T. a. to unmatch (of birds). 
 de.nappolnte.ment, m. disappointment |) 
 
 Apron ver, esany er an ~, to meet With 
 
 a disappointment. 
 
 deeappolnter, v. a. to disappoint. 
 d*aapprendre, r. n. ir. to unlearn, to 
 
 forget. [npprover || oensurer. 
 
 deaapprobatenr, trio*, m. A f. dls- 
 deaapprobateur, trio*, a. disapproving || 
 
 censuring, {approval. 
 
 flAaapprobatlon, f. diaapprobatlou, di.s- 
 dRappronver, v. a. to disapprove, to 
 
 blame, 
 desaroonner, v. a. to unhorse II to throw 
 
 down || to silence || to shut up. 
 dBarg;enter, v. a. to unsllver || to drain 
 
 of rah || ae ~, to lose Ita plating. 
 disarmament, m. disarming || (mar.) nn- 
 
 riggtiiR of ships. 
 dasarmer, v. a. to disarm || to appeaae, 
 
 to quiet || (mar.) to unrlft || to uncock (a 
 
 Run) || to disband (an army). 
 desarrol, m. disorder, confusion. 
 d6saj-tlculer, v. a. (chlr.) to disjoint R to 
 
 amputate. 
 
 d6aae>embler, v. a. to take to plecea. 
 d^aasaortlr, v. a. to unmatoh. 
 d*astre, m. disaster. (astrousfly). 
 
 d*aatreiuc, , a. (-ement, ad.) du- 
 d6savnta, m. dlsadvanUute. 
 davantnr*r, v. a. to dlaioi viuitHgv. to 
 
 wrong. IdUttdvuiiianeousOy). 
 
 daavante(rBX, , a. (-aaiucnt, ad.) 
 d**avaa, m. disavowal, Ueulnl. 
 daaToirl*r, T. a. to opeu One eyes of, 
 
 to undeceive. (to retract. 
 
 dvonr. v. a. to dls*Vow fl to disown, 
 deaoaller, v. a. to unaoal, to unfasten. 
 
 desoendanoe, f. deocent 
 
 descendant, in. descendant, offspring. 
 
 descendant, e, a. deeoetidlng. 
 
 descendre, v. a. * n. to descend, to bring 
 down || to go down, to walk down II to fall 
 (as a river) || to make a descent, to In- 
 vade || to condescend || to fall down. 
 
 desoento, f. descent, going down |i alight- 
 Ine l| declivity || landing || Irruption, in- 
 
 vaslon || defliixlon (of hiimourv) || gut 
 
 rupture |j ~ de lit, bedxlde carpet 
 deacrlptlf, T, a. descriptive, 
 desoohoner, v. a. to set afloat. 
 dosmballagr. m. unpacking. 
 d^aembaOler, v. a. to unpack. 
 dBembarq.nement. m. disemtarMog, 
 
 landiiiK. flaud. 
 
 dsembaraner t r. a. to diwmbark, to 
 deaembonrbar. v. a. to take out of the 
 
 mire. [(mar.) to diaable (a ship), 
 
 ddnemparer, v. a. * n. to quit a place | 
 desempeser, v. a. to unstarcb. 
 d6aempllr, v. a. A n. to empty a Drtlo D 
 
 1o grow empty II ~, to grow empty 8 
 
 ne paa -, to be always full, 
 ddaenohanter, v. a. to disenchant 
 desunoloner, T. a. (mil.) to unsplfce, 
 dftBenorofttnr, V. a. to polish. 
 daenttlep, v. a. to unthread ( needle) || 
 
 to utistriiig. 
 daenQer, -T. a. to remove OK reduce a 
 
 swelling || ~, to get less swollen. 
 d6aenflare, f. cessation cm diminution of 
 
 swelling. [sober again, 
 
 ddsenivrer, v. a. to sober II ~, to get 
 d^senlaldir, v. a. A n. to render leaf 
 
 ugly || to grow leas ugly, 
 deaennuy er, r. a. to drive away melan- 
 choly, to divert, to cheer. 
 daenray*r, v. a. to unskld (a wbeel). 
 d6aenrhnmer, v. a. to cure a cold. 
 d6nenrouer, v. a. to remove hoanwnes*. 
 ddsensevellr, v. a. to unwrap (a body) !| 
 
 to exhume, to disinter, 
 deaensorceler, v. a. to nnbewltch. 
 deaensorcellement, m. unbewitchlng, 
 d^nentfiter, v. a. to cure of obstinacy, 
 deaentortlller, v. a. to untwist 
 desert, m. desert, wilderness. 
 dtsert, e, a. desert, solitary, abandoned, 
 
 wild, waste, uncultivated. [to abandon, 
 deserter, v. a. A n. to desert, to forsake, 
 desertenr, m. (mil.) deserter, 
 desertion, f. desertion. 
 deseapranoe, f. despair. 
 dsesper4. ui. desperate fellow, madman. 
 desaapr, *, a. desperate, hopeless || 
 
 past i-ecovery II very sorry. 
 dae8p6rer, v. a. A. n. to bereave of all 
 
 hopes, to grieve to excess II to despair, to 
 
 Klve up all hope II se -, to fall Into despair. 
 dettttHpolr, m. dvspalr. 
 deunablUe, tu. uiidrvaa, mornlag-wrappsr. 
 deti*DLUer, r. a. to undreae. 
 devAAbltuer, v. a. to dlsaccuBtom. 
 deenerenue, f. (J ur -) escheat, 
 deaherlter, v. a. to dlslulierit 
 dBhonnt. a. (-ment, ad. 
 dBhonntete, f. lodeoeocy.
 
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 dgshonneur dftalllant 
 
 dlahonnenr, m. dishonour, disgrace. 
 
 dishonor ant, e, a. dishonourable, shame- 
 ful, (grace || to ruin. 
 
 dishonorer, T. a. to dishonour, to clis- 
 
 deBlgrnatlon, t designation || indication |l 
 election, choice. 
 
 dfisig-ner, T. a. to designate, to describe, 
 to denote, to point out || to assign, to ap- 
 point freallty. 
 
 dftlllnlon, f. loss of illusions, return to 
 
 4*sillusionner, y. a. to free from illusion. 
 
 dBlnoorporer, v. a. to disincorporate. 
 
 desinence, f. (gr.) desinence, ending. 
 
 d *slnfatuer,v.a. to undeceive, todisabuse. 
 
 disinfectant, m. disinfecting agent || de- 
 odorising powder. [odorise. 
 
 flAslnfecter, v. a. to disinfect II to de- 
 
 d6sinfotion, f. disinfection || fumigation. 
 
 dftainteresse, e, . disinterested || on- 
 interested || indemnified || impartial. 
 
 d*lnt(*ressement, m. disinterestedness. 
 
 A6aintreaaer, T. a. to indemnify. 
 
 dtsinTeatlr, v. *. (jur.) to divest. 
 
 desiDTiter, T. a. to recall an invitation. 
 
 d AalnTolture, f. easy and graceful manner. 
 
 deslr, m. desire, wish. 
 
 desirer, v. a. to desire, to wish for. 
 
 dAnlrauic, se, a. desirous || anxious. 
 
 desiatement,m. desistance || pur.) nonsuit. 
 
 dalater, to desist, to give over jj to 
 waive. [obedient. 
 
 deaobeir, T. n. to disobey || to be dis- 
 
 dAsobeissanoe, f. disobedience. 
 
 deaobeiaaant, a, a. disobedient. 
 
 dAaobllg-eamment, ad. unkindly. 
 
 d8obllK-eance, f. unkindness. 
 
 dtfuobltgrer, v. a. to disoblige. 
 
 d*obstruer, v. a. to clear. 
 
 d**occupe, e, a. unoccupied, disengaged. 
 
 dso3uvr6, m. idler. 
 
 d*onavre, e, a. idle, unoccupied. 
 
 4K<BnTrement, m. idleness. 
 
 dasoltuit, e, a. grievous, distressing. 
 
 deaolatour, m. destroyer. 
 
 isolation, f. desolation || grief, affliction. 
 
 d*olr, r. a. to desolate, to ruin, to 
 destroy || to grieve, to afflict, to vex, to 
 harass || ae ~, to be grieved, to lament. 
 
 4sopller, v. a. (md.) to clear |[ ~ la 
 rate, to excite to laughter, to dispel one's 
 spleen. 
 
 Aeaordonner, v. a. to disorder. 
 
 dtaordre, m. disorder, irregularity, con- 
 fusion || tumult, bustle, riot. 
 
 deaorgranlsatenr, in. dlsorganiser. 
 
 diaorgrauluer, v. a. to disorganise. 
 
 disorganisation, f. disorganisation. 
 
 daaorlenter, v. a. to make one lose lila 
 wuy II to disconcert 
 
 'deaormala, ad. henceforth. 
 
 deuoaaement, m. taking oat of bones, 
 
 deaoBtter, v. a. to bone. | boiling. 
 
 dtaocyder, v. a. (chlm.) to dcoxydlse. 
 
 Aespota, in. despot. 
 
 deaputique, u. (-meut, ad.) despotically). 
 
 dtjHpotlsme, ui. despotism. 
 
 a deaaaislr, to part with, to give np. 
 
 4<Bsalr<lsBement,m. parting wilhl| divest- 
 ing oneeclf (of). 
 
 deBaalaonner, v. a. to change the rota 
 tion of crops. 
 
 dlaaalalaon, f. freshening, becoming lesc 
 salt (of water) || soaking of cod-fish. 
 
 dessaler, v. a. to unsalt, to soak in water, 
 
 dessaiig-ler, v. a. to unglrd. 
 
 dessechement, m. drying up || draining K 
 withering. 
 
 dess^cjior, T. a. to dry up, to parch U (0 
 drain || to wither || to waste. 
 
 dessoln, m. design, intention, purpose | 
 scheme, aim, plan || a ~, on purpose. 
 
 desseller, v. a. to unsaddle. 
 
 deaserrer, v. a. to loosen || ~ lea dents, 
 
 dessert, m. dessert. [to open one's lips. 
 
 dessorte, f. leavings || otficialiiiR. 
 
 dessorvant, m. officiating clergyman U 
 curate. 
 
 deaservlr, v. a. A n. to remove the cloth U 
 to do an 111 office (to) || to do duty || to ply 
 on || to wait on || to connect. 
 
 deaaicoatlf.ve, a. (md.) desslcative, dry- 
 Ing. 
 
 desslller, v. a. to open (one's eyes). 
 
 desaln, m. drawing II plnn || pattern. 
 
 deasinateur, m. draughtsman, pattern- 
 drawer || ~ de Jardlms, landscape-gar- 
 dener. 
 
 desalner, v. a, to draw, to design, to 
 sketch j| to set off (I se ~, to assume a 
 form || to appear. 
 
 dessoler, v. a. ride desaaiaonner. 
 
 deasonder, v. a. to unsolder. 
 
 des sonJer, v. a. & n. to sober || to get sober. 
 
 dessous, m. nnder part, undermost part j| 
 wrong side || (de lampe) lamp-mat jj 
 avoir le ~, to have the worst of It. 
 
 dessoua, pr. & ad. under, below || under- 
 neath, undermost. 
 
 dessns, m. upper part ou side, top, right 
 side || advantage, superiority || the best of 
 It || prendre le ~, to get the best of it 
 
 dessna, pr. & ad. on, upon, uppermost { 
 an ~, above, beyond. 
 
 den tin, m. destiny, fate. 
 
 destlnatalre, m. receiver (of a letter). 
 
 deatln6e, f. destiny, doom, fate. 
 
 destlner, v. a. to destine j| to doom R to 
 Intend. 
 
 deatitu, e, a. destitute, devoid. 
 
 destltuer, v. a. to dismiss. 
 
 destitution, f. dismissal. 
 
 destmotear, m. destroyer. 
 
 deatrnotenr, a. destructive || destroying. 
 
 deatruotlf, ve, a. destructive. 
 
 d6su6tude, f. disuse. [cord. 
 
 desunlon, f. disunion || separation || dis- 
 
 deannlr, T. a. to disunite, to disjoin, to 
 divide, to separate || ae ~, to fall out 
 
 detaohe, e, a. looe || iutuUcront 
 
 detachement, m. (mil.) detacbrneut || 
 total disengagement |j indurereui. 
 
 detacher, v. a. to detach, to loosen y to 
 separate [l to disengage (from) || to take out 
 (spots from) || to send after || ce ~, to 
 come off. to grow loose || to quit |l to stand 
 out in relief. [~, by retail. 
 
 detail, m. detail, particulars || retail || en. 
 
 detaillamt, m. retailer.
 
 61 
 
 detalller. T. a. to cut up || to detail || to 
 mail. [gnat-strainer. 
 
 detaiUtste, ID. minute describer || (fig.) 
 
 detalag-e, m. packing up li taking In of 
 goods from a shop-window. 
 
 d6taJer, v. a. <t u. to pack up (goods) || 
 to shut up shop || to scamper away. 
 
 deteindre, v. a. & n. Ir. to discolour, to 
 take out the colour || to fade. 
 
 detoler, T. a. to unyoke, to unharness. 
 
 detendre, T. a, to unbend, to slacken l| to 
 take down. [to confine. 
 
 detenir, v. a. ir. to detain, to withhold || 
 
 detente, f. tricger || detention l| stop || stop- 
 
 detonteur, trice, m. & I. holder, (page. 
 
 detenu, e, m. i f. prisoner. [to spoil. 
 
 deterlorer, v. a. to damage || to Impair, 
 
 d6termlne, e, a. (-ment, ad.) deter- 
 mined || determlnate(ly) || resolute(ly). 
 
 determiner, T. a. to determine, to settle l| 
 to decide II to excite || ~, to be resolved 
 &u decided. 
 
 d starrer, v. a. to disinter || to discover. 
 
 dateatablemeat, ad. detestably. 
 
 detester, v. a. to detest, to abhor. 
 
 detlrer, v. a. to draw out, to stretch. 
 
 detiaer, v. a. to rake out (the fire). 
 
 detisser, v. a. to unweave. 
 
 do toner, v. n. (chlra.) to detonate. 
 
 ddtonner, T. n. (mus.) to be out of tune. 
 
 detordre, v. a. to untwist. 
 
 detora, e, a. untwisted. 
 
 detortlller, y. a. to untwist 
 
 detour, m. turning, by-way, way about || 
 evasion, excuse, subterfuge || prondre 
 des -, to beat about the bush |J sans 
 -, straightforward. (cation. 
 
 detoornement, m. turning aside || defal- 
 
 detourner, r. a. to turn aside, to put out 
 of the WAV, to avert || to take away, 
 to divert (f to pervert || to embezzle || to 
 dissuade |) e ~, to rum aside || to go out 
 Of one's way, to swerve. [slander. 
 
 detractor, v. a. to detract || to traduce, to 
 
 detracteur, trio*, m. 4 f. detractor. 
 
 detraction, f. detraction. 
 
 detraquer, v. a. to spoil a horse's pace U 
 to lead astray, to distract, to divert. 
 
 detrempe, f. water-colours. 
 
 dotremper, r. a. to dilute y to soften steel |l 
 to weaken. 
 
 detreue, f. distress. 
 
 detresser, v. a. to untwist, to unweave. 
 
 detriment, m. detriment, prejudice y -, 
 pi. (gaol.) remains (pi.). 
 
 detritus, m. (ggol.) detritus. 
 
 detrolt, m. straits || (British) Channel. 
 
 detromper, v. a. to undeceive. 
 
 dstrOner, v. a. to dethrone. fto rob. 
 
 detrousser, v. a. to untiick || to let down || 
 
 44trulre. v. m. ir, to destroy, to ruin II e 
 -, to fall to ruin || to make away with 
 oaeself. 
 
 dette, f. debt || ~ aottve, debt due to n* || 
 passive, debt due to others. 
 
 denll, m. uioumingjl mourning-dress || time 
 of niourulug || grief, sorrow U inouruen. 
 
 dear, m. deuce, two. 
 
 d4 a*, a. two || - a ~. two and two. 
 
 deoxiema, m. second y secouil (Loot g 
 second class || fore-cabin. 
 
 deuxleme, a. (-ment, ad.) second(ly). 
 
 devaler, v. u. to slope. 
 
 devallser, v.'a. to rifle, to strip. 
 
 devancer, v. a. to go before, to precede, 
 to outrun || to surpass || to anticipate. 
 
 devancler, ere, m. <fc f. predecessor. 
 
 devant, m. front, forepart. 
 
 devant, pr. & nd. before || In front of 
 ahead of || before it ou them. 
 
 devantnre, f. shop-front 
 
 dlvastateur, trice, m. & f. destroyer. 
 
 devastateur, trice, a. destructive. 
 
 dovaster, v. a. to devastate. [to bad. 
 
 develao, f. change of a run of good luck 
 
 developpement, m. development, un- 
 folding, [to display, to explain. 
 
 developper, v. a. to develops || to unfold, 
 
 devenlr, v. u. ir. to become, to grow. 
 
 devergrondare, m. sbamelessness || dis- 
 soluteness, [irregular. 
 
 devergroud6, e, a. impudent || dissolute || 
 
 d<SverrouiUer, v. a. to unbolt 
 
 devers, pr.; par ~ sol, In one's possession. 
 
 devers, e, a. leaning, not upright, on an 
 incline. (to lean [j to throw If to reflect 
 
 deverser, v. a. 4 u. to bend, to incline, 
 
 deversolr, m. (tech.) weir || sluice. 
 
 d Stlr, v. a. to undress, to divest, to un- 
 clothe, to strip. 
 
 deviation, f. deviation, deflection. 
 
 devldagre, ID. winding into a skein. 
 
 devider, v. a. to reel. 
 
 d6 videur, se, m. &. t. winder. 
 
 devldolr, m. reel, spindle. 
 
 d6vier, v. n. to deviate. 
 
 devln, m. diviner, soothsayer. 
 
 devlaer, v. a. to divine, to guess. 
 
 devlnereaae, f. divineress. 
 
 devlnear, m. gueaser. 
 
 devia, m. estimate. 
 
 devlaagrer, v. a. to disfigure || to scrutcb 
 one's face || to store one in the face. 
 
 devise, f. device, motto. 
 
 deviser, v. n. to chat, to talk cosily. 
 
 d6vloaor, v. a. to unscrew. [the belly). 
 
 devolement, m. (med.) looseness, flux (of 
 
 devoller, v. a. to unveil, to discover. 
 
 devoir, m. duty, obligation, task || -m, pi, 
 respects. 
 
 devoir, T. e, A n. Ir. to owe, to be In- 
 debted to. to be obliged for (I to be bound, 
 to be obliged U must, ought U to be neces- 
 sary. 
 
 dovoln, m. lapse of right || (fig.) choice. 
 
 devoln, e, a. devolved. 
 
 devorant, m. glutton. 
 
 devorant, e, a. devouring, consuming | 
 raveaous. 
 
 devorer, v. a. to devour, to eat greedily I 
 to gorge oneself || to suppress U to brook | 
 ~ des yenz, to gaze at II to pore over. 
 
 devorenr, m. devourer || ~ d* livras, 
 book-worm. 
 
 devot, e, m. A f. devotee || devout womao. 
 
 devot, e, a. (-ement, ttd.) d^vouuly) | 
 plous(ly) || bigot 
 
 devotion, t dcvotioQ, dwoutceM, plat/.
 
 d6vouement din 
 
 de" vonement, devoament, m. devotion, 
 
 devmediiKSS || self-deiiiiil. 
 devouer, v. a. to devote, to dedicate, 
 devoyer, v. a. to take ou place the wrong 
 
 WAV || In put out of order. 
 dexterlt*. f. dexterity. skill. 
 dlabfcte, m. (infid.) diabetes. 
 dlab6tique, a. (iiid.| diabetic, 
 dlable, m. devil, deuce || wild child || 
 
 truck || drag || rub l| rap. 
 dlablemont, ad. devilishly. 
 diablerie, f. devilish trick, witchcraft, 
 dlablesse, f. wicked woman, shrew, 
 dlablotin, m. little devil || chorolate- 
 
 cnwker. |(ly) l| devlllbli(ly). 
 
 dlabollque, a. (-ment, ad.) diabolical 
 dlaoouat, m. deaconry. 
 dlacre, m. deacon, 
 dlaconeeae, (. deaconess, 
 dlademe, m. diadem, 
 diacrooae, f. ( m?d. ) diagnosis. 
 dlag-onalament, ad. diagonally, 
 dlalecte, m. dialect, 
 dlalectlque, f. dialectics, 
 dlaiog-ique, a. dinloxisUc. 
 dialogue, m. dialogue, 
 dialog-uer, v. a. to put in dialogue || ~, v. n. 
 
 to convene. l('lg-) gem. 
 
 dlamant, m. diamond, adamant || Jewel || 
 diamantalre, m. diamond-cutter, 
 diametraiement, ad. diametrically, 
 dlametre, m. dlRiueter. fgun. 
 
 diane. f. (mil.) reveille || (mar.) morning- 
 diautre I the deuce ! || ment, ad. deuced ly. 
 diapason, m. (mus. ) pitch || tuning-fork, 
 dlaphane, a. transparent. 
 diupbrag-me, m (an.) diaphragm, 
 diaprer, v. a. to diaper, 
 dlarrhee, f. dinrrhcea, 
 diatribe, t diatribe. 
 dlotame, m. dltiany. 
 dlotatear, m. dictator. 
 dictatorial, e, a. dictatorial. 
 dlotatnre, f. dictatorship. 
 dlotAe, f. dictation, 
 dloter, T. a. to dictate || to suggest 
 diction, f. diction, style || delivery, 
 dlotlonnalre, m. dictionary. 
 diction, in. saying. 
 dlese, m. (mus.) sharp. 
 diee, a. (mus.) sharp, 
 dlete, L diet |j low diet. 
 Bleu, m. God I) ~ mercl I thank God ! II 
 
 pint a ~ 1 God grand it 1 1| & ~ ne plalae t 
 
 God forbid I || ~ veullle I God grant! 
 ditfamant, e, a. defamatory, 
 dlffamatour, m. detainer, libeller, slan- 
 derer, (slandering, 
 dlf tarnation, L defamation, llbel(llng), 
 ditfamatolre, a. defamatory, glanderous, 
 
 libellous. (libel, 
 
 dlrtamer, v. a. to defame, to slander jl to 
 dltferemmeut, ad. differently, 
 dlffereubler, v. a. distinguish. 
 dlffe'rend, m. difference. 
 dliferttut, e, a. different, various, 
 difirirer, v. . A u. to defer, lo pat off L 
 
 to differ. 
 dUlcU. a, (-tte&t, ad.) diffltuit U hard- 
 
 ily ) II unarcnmmodatliiR II peevish || tlckllith || 
 not coiiiiiliunt, rigid, uuau-it |) |iarticular g 
 with dilflciilty. 
 difficult*, f. difficulty, impedlmeut U em- 
 
 hiUT-.i-.lii('I)t U tiff I) fuss. 
 
 dlfflonlteuz, se, a. squeamish, peevish. 
 
 dlfforme, 1U dflornied. 
 
 difformit6, f. deformity. 
 
 dlf fus, e, a. diffuse || wordy. 
 
 difjus6ment, ad. diffusely. 
 
 dlgrerer, v. a. & n. to digest || to brook || 
 
 t sioimich || to put up with || to swallow, 
 dlgreste, m. diprxt. 
 dlg-eatlf, m. (infid.) digestive. 
 digestif, ve, a. (ine<l.) digestive, 
 digritale, f. (hot.) fox-glove. 
 dlgrne, n. (-ment, ad.) worthy of, deserv- 
 ing || dignified U worthily, deservedly, 
 dlg-nltaire, m. dignitary, 
 dlg-nlte, (. dignity, title, 
 dlgrreaslon, f. dfgreraion. 
 dig-tie, f. dike, dam. mole || bank obstacle, 
 dlg-uer, v. a. to dike, 
 dllapidateur, m. dilapldator. 
 dilaplder, v. a. to dilapidate || to waste, 
 dilater, v. a. to dilate, to expand, to widen, 
 dilemma, m. dilemma. 
 dlllgremment, nd. diligently, 
 diligence, f. diligence |j speed, dispatch | 
 diligent, e, a. diligent [atnu'e-conch. 
 
 dlllgrenter, v. a. & n. to forward i; to push 
 
 on || ae ~, to haxten, to make UasW. 
 dlluer, v. a. to dilute (liquids), 
 dlluvlen, ne, a. diluvial. 
 dlmanche, m. Sunday. 
 dime, f. tithe, 
 dimension, f. dimension, 
 dlmlnner, v. a. & n. to diminish, to de- 
 
 cmiM> U to shorten || to sink, to fall. 
 dlmlnntlf, ve, m. & t. (gr.) diminutive, 
 dlminntlf, ve, a, diminutive, 
 diminution, f. dimluution, abatement, 
 
 decretiHe. 
 
 dlnanderle, t brass-wares, 
 dliiandler, m. brazier. 
 dlnatoire,a.;dej eUner~, hearty luncheon 
 
 ll late lunch, 
 dinde, t turkey-hen, 
 dlndon, m. turkey-cock U ninny, 
 dlndonnean, m. young turkey. 
 din*, diner, m. dinner || dinner-time || 
 
 dinner-party. (without one's dinner. 
 
 diner, v. n. to dine || - par oosar, to go 
 dinette, L little dinner. 
 dlnenr, m. dinner-guest || great eater. 
 dlooeae, m. dlocesw. 
 dlooesaln, a. diocesan. 
 dlphtherlte, t (m6d.) dlphtheritU. 
 dlphUiong-as, f. diphthong, 
 dlplomate, m. diplomatist, 
 diplomatie, f. diplomacy, 
 diplomatique, a. (-ment, ad.), dlplo- 
 
 mat legally). 
 
 diploma, m. diploma, patent 
 dlpldme", e, a. with a diploma, certificated. 
 dire, m. saying, opinion II words. 
 dire, v. a. ir. to tell, to say, to relit* || to 
 
 mean, to signify || to bid || o'aat-a--, 
 
 that ia to say U pour alnal , as it were.
 
 dimt ~ dlattqii* 
 
 direct, , a. (-ement, ad.) directUy) 
 
 Llreot, , a. (-ement, ad.] 
 >traight(ly) || in a straight lln 
 
 direotenr, m. director, manager, confessor. 
 direction, f. direction, management || dl- 
 dlreotoire, m. directory. [rectorship. 
 
 directorial, e, a. directoriaL 
 directrloe, f. directress, 
 dirlg-er, v. a. to direct, to manage, to guide. 
 dlBoernement, m. discernment, distlnc- 
 dlacerner, v. a. to discern. [lion. 
 
 dlaclpllnalre, a. disciplinarian. 
 dlBolpllner, v. a. to discipline, 
 discontinue!-, v. a. A n. to discontinue, 
 
 to leave oft. 
 dlHoonvenanoe, f. unsuitableness || dls- 
 
 limilarlty II disproportion. 
 dlsconvenlr, v. n. ir. to deny, 
 discordant, e, out of tune, 
 dibcorde, f. discord, 
 dlsoonreur, se, m. & f. talker. 
 dlBconrir, v. n. Ir. to discourse. 
 dlBoonra, m. discourse || speech II talk || 
 dlsconrtolB, e, a. discourteous, [lecture. 
 dlscredlter, v. a. to discredit 
 dlacret, Ate, a. (-etement, ad.) dia- 
 
 creet(ly) || prudent || reserved(ly). 
 discretion, f. discretion, discreetness, 
 
 prudence j| mercy || a -, at one's discretiou 
 
 <m will || freely |[as much as one likes, 
 dlacretlonnalre, a. discretionary. 
 dlacnlper, v. a. to exculpate, to clear. 
 discussion, f. discussion, dispute, debate, 
 dlscntar, v. a. to discuss, to debate, 
 dlsert, e. a. eloquent, fluent, 
 dinette, f. dearth, scarcity, penury || want, 
 dlaeur, m. teller || talker, 
 dlsgrraoe.f. disgrace, disfavour || Ill-fortune, 
 dlagrracle, e, a. out of favour || deformed, 
 dlsg-racier, v. a. to disgrace. 
 dlsgrracieux, ae, a. (-sement, ad.) un- 
 
 gmcefnllly) || disagreeable, unsightly y 
 
 awkwurdfly). 
 
 dtsjolndre, v. a. ir. to disjoin, 
 dislocation, f. (cbir.) dislocation || (mil) 
 
 dismemberment, breaking up. 
 dlBloq.ner, v. a, to dislocate, 
 dlaparaltre, v. n. ir. to disappear (1 to go. 
 disparate, f. Incongruity, 
 disparate, a. Incongruous || Ill-matched || 
 
 nnsy m metrical, 
 dlsparlte, f. disparity, 
 dlsparitlon, f. disappearance, 
 dlspendieoz, ae, a. expensive. 
 ddspensalre, m. dispensary. 
 dlBpensateur, m. dispenser || ruler, 
 dlapenaa, f. dispensation || exemption || 
 
 license. |empt from || to bestow. 
 
 dlnpenser, T. a. to dispense with, to ex- 
 dlaperaer, v. a. to disperse, to scatter, 
 dispersion, f. dispersion || (mil.) break- 
 ing up. 
 dlsponibllltft, t quality of that which 
 
 can be disposed of |l en -, unnttached. 
 dlaponlble, a. disposable || disengaged, 
 dlapos, a. active, nimble. I willing. 
 
 dlsposA, e, a. disposed, ready, Inclined, 
 disposer, v. a. & n. to dispose, to adjust, 
 
 to prepare || to hav at command || se ~, 
 
 to gt read; y to be about. 
 
 disposition, f. disposition, arrangement, 
 order || aptitude II inclination || <lixpo->al. 
 command || tendency, taste || humour || 
 resolution || provision. 
 
 diaproportionne', e, a. disproportionate. 
 
 dlspntalller, v. n. to cnvil. 
 
 dlspntaillerle, f. wrangling. 
 
 dispntalllenr, se, m. & f. wrangler, 
 caviller. fciiSHJon. 
 
 dispute, f. dispute, quarrel, wrangle || dis- 
 
 dlspater, v. a. it n. to dispute, to contend 
 for |l to vie |i se ~, to contend for !| to be 
 disputed |l le ~ a, to struggle for th* 
 mastery with. 
 
 disputenr, m. wrangler, disputant 
 
 dlspntenr, a. disputatious, quarrelsome. 
 
 dlsqne, m. disk, quoit 
 
 dlssemblable, a. dissimilar. 
 
 dissemblance, f. dissimilarity. 
 
 dissemlner, v. a. to disseminate, 
 
 dissension, f. dissension l| disagreement 
 
 dissentiment, m. dissenting. 
 
 dlsseqner, v. a. to dissect 
 
 dlasequeur, m. dissector. 
 
 dlssertatenr, m. dlssertator. 
 
 dlsserter, v. n. to discourse. 
 
 dlsBidenoe, f. dissent 
 
 dissident, m. dissenter. 
 
 dissident, e, a. dissenting. 
 
 diaaimnlateur, m. dissembler. 
 
 dlBBlmulo, e, m. & f. dissembler. 
 
 dlasimnle, e, a. dissembling. 
 
 disslmnler, v. a. & n. to dissemble, to 
 conceal, to feign not to notice. 
 
 disaipateur, m. spendthrift 
 
 dissipation, f. dissipation, waste || relaxa- 
 tion. 
 
 disslper, T. a. to dissipate || to disperse, 
 to waste, to dispel. 
 
 dlssola, e, a. dissolute. 
 
 dissoluble, a. dissoluble. 
 
 dissolution, f. dissolution || looseness of 
 manners, dissoluteness. 
 
 disBolvant, m. dissolvent 
 
 dissonance, f. (mug.) dissonance. 
 
 dissonant, e, a. dissonnnt 
 
 dlssonner, v. u. to be dissonant || to jar. 
 
 dlssondre, v. a. Ir. to dissolve. 
 
 dlssnader, v. a. to dissuade. 
 
 dlssyUabe, a. dissyllabic. 
 
 distance, f. distance. Interval. 
 
 dlstancer, v. a. to lay out at equal dii- 
 tances || to distance. 
 
 distant, e, a. distant 
 
 dlstendre, v. a. to distend. 
 
 dlstlllatenr, m. distiller. 
 
 distiller, r. a, A n. to distil || to dis- 
 charge, to vent [| to drop. 
 
 dlstlllerie, t. distillery. 
 
 dietlnot, e, a, (-ement, ad.) distinctly). 
 
 dlvtlnctlf, ye. a. distinctive. 
 
 distinction, f. dlntlnctlOD, difference || 
 superiority || bomme de ~, roan of note. 
 
 dlstlng-n*, e, a. distinguished || eminent || 
 gentlemanly II ladylike. 
 
 dlating-uer, v. a. to distinguish || to siDglv 
 out || to treat with regard || ~. to dis- 
 tinguish oneself || to be dUongiusniid,
 
 diatora dondon 
 
 dlatora, a, a. distorted. 
 
 distraction, f. distraction, separation f] 
 want of attention, absence of mind || di- 
 version, recreation. 
 
 dlstraire, v. a. ir. to distract, to separate, 
 to part || to subdue, to take away || to di- 
 vert from, to disturb. 
 
 distrait, e, a. inattentive, absent 
 
 dlstribuer, v. a. to distribute, to deal 
 out |j to disperse || to dispose. 
 
 distrlbuteur, m. distributor, dispenser. 
 
 distribute, ve. a. distributive. 
 
 distribution, f. distribution, division || 
 (typ.) distributing || cast (of a play). 
 
 district, m. district. 
 
 dit, m. saying, maxim. 
 
 dlt, e, a. said, spoken || concluded, de- 
 cided H surnamed. 
 
 dlto, ad. do., ditto. 
 
 dlurtlqne, a. (me'd.) diuretic. 
 
 dlnrne, e, a. daily. 
 
 dl vagrant, e, a. wandering. 
 
 divagation, f. rambling, wandering. 
 
 dlvag-ner, v. n. to go astray, to wander, 
 to ramble. Jsofa-bed. 
 
 divan, m. Divan (sultan's council) || divan, 
 
 dive, a. divine. 
 
 divergence, f. divergence || difference. 
 
 divergent, e, divergent. 
 
 dlvergrer, v. n. to diverge. 
 
 dlvera, e, a. (-ement, ad.) diversely) || 
 differenuly) II various || several(ly) |f in 
 various ways. 
 
 dlveralfier, v. a. to diversify, to vary. 
 
 diversity, L diversity, variety. 
 
 divertlr, v. a. to divert || to amuse || to 
 embezzle || >e ~, to amuse oneself. 
 
 divertissement, m. recreation, pas- 
 time II sport. f unclaimed dividend. 
 
 dividends, m. dividend || ~ arrler6, m. 
 
 dlvln, e, a. (-ement, ad.) dlvine(ly) || 
 godlike, heavenly || admirable. 
 
 dlvlnatolre, a. dlvinatory |] divining. 
 
 dlvlnlser, v. a. to deify. 
 
 dlvlnlM, L divinity, godhead. [part 
 
 divisor, v. a. to divide || to separate, to 
 
 divisibility, f. divisibility. [divorced. 
 
 dlvoroer, v. a. & n. to divorce, to be 
 
 divulgation, f. divulgation || matter di- 
 
 dlvnlg-uer, v. a. to divulge. Ivnlged. 
 
 dlz, m. ten || tenth. 
 
 dlx, a. ten || tenth || ~-hnlt, a. eighteen || 
 ~-cultleme, ad. eighteenth || ~-neuf, 
 a. nineteen || --neuvieme, a. nineteenth 
 || ~-ept, a. seventeen. 
 
 dizleme, m. tenth. 
 
 dlxlome.'a. (-ment, ad.) tenth(ly). 
 
 dizain, m. stanza of ten verses. 
 
 dUalne, f. ten II decennary. 
 
 doc art, m. dog-cart. 
 
 doolie, a. l-ment, ad.) docile(ly) || trac- 
 table || with docility. 
 
 doclllte, L docility. 
 
 dock, m. (mar.) dock. 
 
 doote, a. (-ment, ad.) learned(Iy). 
 
 dooteur, in. doctor. 
 
 doctoral, e, a. (-ement, ad,)doctonl(ly}. 
 
 doctoral, m. doctorabJ 
 
 doctrine, f. doctrine. 
 
 document, m. document || instrument |j 
 
 (jar.) title-deed. 
 
 dodellner, v. a. & n. to rock || to nod. 
 dodo, m. eieep || bed || lalre ~, to sleep I 
 
 aller falre ~, to go to bye-bye. 
 dodu, e, a, plump, 
 dograresse, f. the wife of a doge. 
 dogre, m. doge. , [(ally). 
 
 dogrmatlque, a. (-ment, ad.) dogmatic 
 dog-matlser, v. n. to dogmatise, 
 dogrme, m. dogma, tenet, 
 dog-re, m. (mar.) dogger-boat 
 dogrue, m. bulldog, mastiff. 
 dogruln, m. young house-dog, 
 dolgrt, m. finger || (dn pled) toe || knuckle | 
 
 little bit || digit. 
 
 dolg-t6, doigrter, m. (mus.) fingering, 
 dolgrter, v. a. (mus.) to finger, 
 dolg-tler, m. finger-stall. 
 dolt, m. (com.) debit ji debtor. 
 dol, m. (jur.) fraud, deceit. 
 do!6ance, f. complaint II grievance, 
 dolemment, ad. dolefully, 
 dolent, e, a. doleful, mournful. 
 doler, v. a. to adze, to chip with the adze, 
 domains, m. domain || estate || property 
 
 department 
 
 domanial, e, a. belonging to a domain, 
 dome, m. dome, cathedral || cupola, 
 domestlolt^, f. domesticity || domestics I 
 
 tameness. 
 domestlque, m. A f. domestic, servant II 
 
 home. (menial || tame, 
 
 domostlq-ne, a. domestic || internal || 
 domestlqner, v. a, to tame, 
 domicile, m. domicile, dwelling, abode || 
 
 A ~, at home. 
 
 domiclllalre, a. domiciliary, 
 domlcllie, a. resident II settled || domiciled, 
 dominant, e, a. leading || predominant, 
 
 prevalent 
 
 domlnatenr, trice, m. 4 f. ruler, 
 domlnatanr, trice, a. ruling. 
 domination, f. domination, dominion, 
 
 government 
 domlner, v. a. & n. to predominate, to 
 
 domineer, to rale, to prevail || to rise 
 
 above II to command a view of. 
 domlnlcaln, m. Dominican friar, 
 domlnlcalne, f. Dominican nun. 
 dominical, e, a. dominical || oraison e, 
 
 Lord's prayer. [(game). 
 
 domino, m. masquerade-dress || douilnoea 
 domlnoterle, f. stained paper, 
 domlnotler, m. paper-stainer. 
 dommagre, m. damage, hurt, injury, de- 
 triment, loss || o'est ~, it is a pity. 
 dommagreable, a. injurious || prejudicial. 
 domptable, a. tameable. 
 dompter, v. a. to tame || to subdae, tq. 
 
 vanquish, to conquer, 
 domptenr, m. tamer || snbduer. 
 don, m. gift, present || knack. 
 donataire, m. donee, 
 donatenr, trice, m. & f. donor,B|ver. 
 donation, f. donation |l deed of gut. 
 done, c. then, therefore, accordingly. 
 AoaOoa, t stout, rad-faced wemaa.
 
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 donjon, m. dungeon || turret. 
 
 donjonne, e, a. turreted. 
 
 dormant, e, a. liberal, generous |t~ , give 
 
 donne, f. deal (at cards). [and take. 
 
 donne>, f. notion, idea || -s, pL informa- 
 tion || data (pi.). 
 
 ionner, v. a. < n. to give, to bestow, to 
 confer || to deliver || to impart, to com- 
 municate || to grant, to allow || to deal (at 
 cards) || to engage, to fight, to conflict II 
 (mar.) to heel, to incline to one side II 
 se ~, to give oneself up ij to be addicted 
 to assume || to take place || to be fought || 
 to strike || to knock fj to hit || s'en ~, to 
 enjoy oneself. 
 
 donneur, euae, m. & t. giver. 
 
 dont, pn. whose, whereof, of which, of 
 whom || for whom || from ou by whom 
 ou which. 
 
 doncelle, f. damsel || wench. 
 
 dorade, f. gold-fish. 
 
 doranavant, ad. henceforth. 
 
 dorer, v. a. to gild || (patisserie) to glaze. 
 
 doreur, se, in. A f. gilder. 
 
 dorloter, v. a. to fondle. 
 
 dormant, e, a. sleeping || t 
 
 dormeur, se, m. & f. sleeper"]) sluggard. 
 
 dorraease, f. lounglng-chalr || easy travel- 
 ling carriage || ear-ring. 
 
 dormlr, m. sleeping, rest 
 
 dormlr, v. n. ir. to sleep, to be Bleeping |] 
 to be stagnant ou still. 
 
 dormltlf, ve, m. <t f . soporific. 
 
 dormltU, ve, a. soporific. 
 
 dortolr, m. dormitory. 
 
 dorare, f. gliding || glazing. 
 
 los, m. back || (da nez) bridge y saddle- 
 back N shelving-ridge. 
 
 dcse, f. dose || portion. 
 
 doser, v. a. to dose. 
 
 dossier, m. back (of a seat) || head-board || 
 bundle of papers || bag. 
 
 dot, f. portion, dowry. [property. 
 
 dotal, , a. of one's dowry ou separate 
 
 dotation, f. endowment. 
 
 doter, v. a. to portion, to endow. 
 
 donalre, m. jointer, dower. 
 
 doualrlere, I. dowager. 
 
 doaane, f. custom-house l| duty upon goods. 
 
 douaner, v. a. to clear at the cuntom-nouse. 
 
 donanler, m. custom-house officer || ttde- 
 
 donar, m. (Arabian) village. [waiter. 
 
 doublag-e, m. (mar.) sheathing. 
 
 doable, a. double || deceitful || strong |] 
 downright || -ment, art. doubly. 
 
 doublcr, T. a. t double || to line || (mar.) 
 
 doablon, m. doubloon. (to sheath. 
 
 doublure, . lining || substitute (of a player). 
 
 donceatrc, a. sweetish. 
 
 doucement, ad. softly, gently, slowly, 
 patiently, kindly, tenderly || Indifferently, 
 so-so, pretty well. 
 
 doaoereox, se, a. sweetish ||-soft, tender. 
 
 doaoet, te, a. demure, affectedly modest 
 
 aouoett*, f. corn-salad. 
 
 douceur, f. sweetness, softness, mildness, 
 gentleness || good-nature, pleasure || ad- 
 vantage, profit || gratification [| ~n, pL 
 flattering word*. 
 
 fn*e\ owl SnglUM, 
 
 douche, f. shower-bath, 
 donor, v. a. to bestow, to endow, 
 donillet, te, a. (-tement, ad.) downy || 
 
 soft(ly) || tender(ly) || nice || at ease, 
 doolllette, f. wadded silk-gown, 
 doullletter v. a. to coddle, 
 douleur, f. pain, sorrow, grief, affliction, 
 
 anguish, dolor, woe. f 
 
 douloureux, Be, H. (-sement, ad.) pain- 
 
 ful(ly) || smarting II RrievousOy) II afflicting, 
 donte, f. doubt |j revoqner en ~, to 
 
 question, 
 donter, v. n. to doubt, to question, to 
 
 scruple, to suspect || se ~, to suspect, to 
 
 mistrust. [certain. 
 
 douteux, se, a. doubtful, dubious, uu- 
 douvaln, m. stave-wood, 
 douve, f. stave. [easy. 
 
 doux, oe, a. sweet || mild, soft, smoott^ 
 doazalne, f. dozen l| > la ~, by ou to the 
 
 dozen || of little value. 
 dome, m. twelve || twelfth, 
 donre, a. twelve || twelfth. 
 doasleme, m. twelfth. 
 doncleme, a. (-ment, ad.') twelfth(ly), 
 doyen, m. dean, senior, 
 doyenne, m. deanery, 
 drag-ag-e, m. dredging. 
 drawee, f. sugar-plum || small shot || bull's 
 dragreolr, m. comfit-box. ley*, 
 
 dragreon, m. shoot, sucker, 
 dragreonner,' v. n. to put forth suckers, 
 drag-on, m. dragon j| dragoon || termagaut 
 drag-onnade, f. dragouuade 11 Uvr*xt 
 
 aoz -s, to dragoon, 
 drag-onne, f. sword-knot, 
 dragrae, f. dredge, 
 dragraer. v. a. 'to dredge. 
 draiiie, f. (mar.) stay || stay-salt 
 dralnagre, m. (agr.) drainage. 
 drainer, v. a. to drain, 
 dramatlque, m. drama. 
 dramatlQne, a. (-ment, ad.) dranuUlO 
 
 (ally). 
 
 dramatlser, v. a. to dramatise, 
 dramaturge, m. dramatist 
 drame, m. drama, 
 drap, m. cloth || sheet (for a bed). 
 drap6, e, a. cloth-like, 
 drapeaa, m. colours, banner || BOH* lea 
 
 -x. In the service, 
 draper, v. a. A n. to cover ou hang with 
 
 cloth || to cover with mourning || to jeer, 
 
 to banter || se ~, to dress || to make a 
 
 show || to boast. fmaking. 
 
 draperle, f. drapery, cloth-trade || cloth- 
 drapler, m. draper, woollen-draper, 
 dreohe, f. malt, grains, 
 drelln, m. tinkling. . 
 dresser, v. a. A n. to raise, to set up, to 
 
 make straight |l to erect, to build j| to 
 
 brine up, to instruct J| to rise on end, to 
 
 stand || se ~. to stand, to stand upright || 
 
 to rise on end. 
 dressolr, m. sideboard, 
 drllle, m. fellow || boa ~, jolly fellow || 
 
 -n, f. pL rags for making paper, 
 drissa, f. (mar.) gear || halUArd. 
 dragoman, 
 
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 drog-ae, f. drug || rubbish, stuff. 
 
 drogrner, v. a. to physic || to adulterate || to 
 dance attendance || to drudge. 
 
 drogruerie, i. drugs || drug-trade. 
 
 drogrnet, m. drugget. 
 
 drouruier, m. drug-box || travelling medl- 
 
 drogruiste, m. druggist. [cine-chest. 
 
 droit, m. right, Justice, equity || power, 
 title, claim, prerogative, privilege || law l| 
 jurisprudence l| tax, duty || de ~, by 
 rights, rightfully. 
 
 droit, e. a. (<t ad.) right || straight^) II 
 lust j| bonestUy) || upright || direct(ly) i] 
 judicious || stand-up, stick-up || single- 
 breasted || sound. 
 
 drolte, f. right hand || & ~, on the right 
 hand, to oa on the right [sincerely. 
 
 droitement, ad. righteously, uprightly, 
 
 droiture, f. uprightness, honesty, integrity. 
 
 drolatlque, a. amusing, laughable. 
 
 drfile, a. (-ment, ad.) droll, funny II co- 
 rn ical(ly) || ~ de corps, m. queer fellow. 
 
 djrolerle, I. drollery. 
 
 OrAleaBe, f. wench, hussy. 
 
 dromadaire, m. dromedary. 
 
 dru, e, a. fledged || pert, lively, healthy || 
 thick (of corn) || ~, ad. in great quantity, 
 
 drulda, m. Druid. [thick. 
 
 drnldlque, a. druidic(al). 
 
 liruidisme, f. druidlsm. 
 
 iu, m. due. 
 
 Aft, due, a. due, owing. 
 
 duallsme, in. dualism. 
 
 aualite, f. duality. fdoubt 
 
 dubitatlf, ve, a. dubious, expressive of 
 
 dnc, m. duke || horn-owl. 
 
 duche, m. dukedom, duchy. 
 
 duchesse, f. duchess || couch. 
 
 dactUlte, f. ductility. 
 
 dnegne, f. duenna II old governess. 
 
 duel, f. duel || appeler em ~, to challenge. 
 
 duelliste, m. dueller. 
 
 dnlolfler, v. a. (chlm.) to dulcify. 
 
 dUment, ad. duly. 
 
 dune, f. sand-hill || down. 
 
 dunette, f. (mar.) poop royal. 
 
 duo, m. (mus.) duet. 
 
 dupe, f. dupe, fool, gull. 
 
 duper, v. a. to dupe || to gull. 
 
 duperie, f. cheat, trickery, take-In. 
 
 dapeur, Be, m. & (. cheat, trickster. 
 
 dnpllcata, m. duplicate. (deceit 
 
 dnplicit6, f. duplicity || double-dealing, 
 
 daqnel -- de loquol. 
 
 dor, e, a. & ad. (-ement, ad.) Lardfly) II 
 close, firm || painful || austere, severe |) 
 harsb(ly) II rougb(ly) || merciless, inhuman, 
 cruel J| tough, stale || disagreeable. 
 
 durable, a. durable, lasting. 
 
 dnrant, pr. during. 
 
 dnrolr, v. a. de n. to harden, to indurate |j 
 se ~, to grow hard. 
 
 duroissement, m. hardening, Induration. 
 
 dure, f. ground, floor || hard bed. 
 
 dur6e, f. duration. 
 
 darement, ad. bard, harshly, roughly. 
 
 durer, v. n. to last, to continue, to endure. 
 
 duret, t, a. somewhat hard, rather 
 tough. 
 
 dnret6, f. hardness, firmness, toughness, 
 callosity || obduracy || savageneas, rough- 
 ness || cruelty || dulness (of bearing). 
 
 durlllon, m. callosity || hard skin || corn. 
 
 dnriuscule, a. rather hard || somewhat 
 
 duvet, m. down. [tough. 
 
 dnvetenx, BO, a. downry. 
 
 dynamite, f. dynamite. 
 
 dynamiqne, f. dynamics (pi.). 
 
 dynamiqne, a. dynamic. 
 
 dynastie, f. dynasty. 
 
 dynastique, a. dynastic. 
 
 dyspepsia, f. (med.) dyspepsia. 
 
 dyssenterie, f. (med.) dysentery. 
 
 E. 
 
 eau, f. water || rain || lake, sea || sweat | 
 urine || juice (of some 'fruits) || gloss, 
 lustre I) ~ de boudln, thin air || - douce, 
 fresh water |) ~ de mer, salt water || -, 
 pi. watering place || mineral waters il 
 fountains |j tide || ~ de source, ~ de 
 tuiitaiae, spring-water || - bdnlte, holy- 
 water y ~ forte, aqua fortis || ~ de 
 bavon, soap-suds || ~- de-vie, brandy || 
 ~ de Culotrue, Cologna-water || -x 
 mortes, pi. (mar.) neap tide || -x vivas, 
 pL (mar.) spring Ude || - pajiee, toast- 
 water || ~ ruugrle, wine and water || - de 
 valaselle, dish-water j| talre~, to leak || 
 falre de l'~, to take in water. 
 
 s'ebaJilr, to be amazed. 
 
 ebahissemeiit, m. amazement. 
 
 6barber, v. a. to clip the rough edges (of 
 paper) || to strip quills l| to scrape. 
 
 6bat, m. pleasure, pastime, diversion II 
 prendre BOB -a, vide u'ebattre || 
 mener A l'~, to exercise ihuntlng dogs). 
 
 s'ebattre, to frolic, to gamboL 
 
 6baubi, e, a. astonished, amazed. 
 
 ebaaobe, f. rough draught, sketch. 
 
 ebaucher, v. a. to sketch || to rough- 
 model || to half-finish. 
 
 6banoholr. m. roughing-chlseL 
 
 6b6ne, f. ebony. 
 
 ebener, v. a. to ebonlse. fburnuru. 
 
 eb^nler, m. (bot. J ebony-tree y fa-ox ~, la- 
 
 eb^ulate, m. cabinet-maker. 
 
 6b6nlBterle, f. cabinet-work. 
 
 ebloalr, v. a. to dazzle. 
 
 eblonisBement, m. dazzling, dimness. 
 
 eboryner, v. a, to blind iu one eye y to 
 put out one eye. 
 
 6bouour, m. road-scraper. 
 
 6boalllir, v. n. to boil away. 
 
 6bouleiuont, m. falling down y earth-slip, 
 
 a'6bouler, to fall down. (land-slip. 
 
 iiboulia, m. rubbish. 
 
 ebourlffe, e, a. put out of order, dis- 
 ordered (of hair). 
 
 6bourif f er, v. a. to disorder || to ruffle U 
 to dumbfound || to scandalise. 
 
 6branch.enitut, m. lopping. 
 
 ebrancHer, v. a. to lop. 
 
 6branlement, m. shaking, tottering || 
 shock, concussion || decay || tear, trouble.
 
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 e"braxU6r, T. a. to shake, to move, to 
 shock || to disturb, to affright || s'~, to 
 move, to waver || to be frightened II to give 
 way, to fall back. (in. 
 
 brecher, v. a. to notch, to make a gap 
 
 4brlet4, f. Intoxication || drunkenness. 
 ' 4bronement, m. snorting (of a horse). 
 
 s'ebrouer, to snort 
 
 ebraltar, v. a. to divulge || s'~, to be 
 talked of, to spread about || to get wind. 
 
 Ebullition, f. ebullition || boiling. 
 
 4cacher, v. a. to crush, to squash. 
 
 4oallle, f. scale, shell || tortoise-shell. 
 
 ecalller, ere, in. & f. oyster-man, oyster- 
 woman, [scale ou peel off. 
 
 4calUer, v. a. to scale, to open || ', to 
 
 Acallleux, 86, a. scaly. 
 
 cale, f. shell (of nuts, eggs, etc.). 
 
 Dealer, v. a. to shell. 
 
 6carboulller, v. a. to crash. 
 
 ecarlate, f. scarlet. [one's legs). 
 
 4ca>rquUlement, m. spreading wide (of 
 
 6car<iuilier, v. a. to open wide. 
 
 4cart, m. stepping aside, going out of the 
 way H excursion || digression, swerving. 
 
 4oarte, m. ecartfi (game at cards). 
 
 4oarte, e, a. lonely. 
 
 4cartelement, m. quartering. 
 
 4uarteler, v. a. to quarter. 
 
 c&rtement, m. removal || scattering || ge- 
 paraUon. 
 
 4cartr, v. a. to disperse, to drive away. 
 to remove*, to turn off, to mislead, to lead 
 from U to discard || '-, to go out of the 
 way, to lose one's way || to recede || '~ da 
 bat, to be wide of the mark. 
 
 cchymoae, f. (mfid. ) ecchymosis. 
 
 eccleslaatlqae, m. clergyman || ecclealas- 
 
 i.cl6siaMtl<iue, a. ecclesiastical, [tic. 
 
 4orrel4, m. mad-cap. 
 
 4oervel4, e, a. hare-brained. 
 
 4chafaad, m. scaffold l| stage. 
 
 4chalaudare, m. scaffolding || prepara- 
 tions, fuss || display. [scaffolding. 
 
 Cchafaader, v. a. to scaffold, to erect 
 
 4cnala, m. pole ]| stick || lath. 
 
 *chalasnemont, m. propping of vine*. 
 
 6chalBer, v. a. to prop vines. 
 
 4challer, m. fence. 
 
 4ohaloto, L (bot) shallot 
 
 4chanorer, T. a. to slope || to hollow out 
 
 4chanernre, I slope, cat 
 
 Achangre.m. exchange, barter || Interchange. 
 
 4ch&ns;er, v. a. to exchange, to barter || 
 to reciprocate. 
 
 4chiuiaon, m. cup-bearer. fspeclmen. 
 
 6chantiUun, m. pattern, sample || (tig.) 
 
 4chantlllonner, v. a. to sample. 
 
 4ohappade, 1 mistake, slip. 
 
 4cb.&ppatolre, f. shuffle, creep-hole. 
 
 eohappoe, I prank || snatch || short inter- 
 val H > d lomlere, accidental light || - 
 do vat, vista. 
 
 Achapper, T. o. to escape || to avoid, to 
 shoo, to slip, to drop || '>, to make une's 
 escape || (fig. ) to forget ouetteU. 
 
 4etukrde, f. splinter || thoru. 
 
 exiJuhrdonjuai-, v. a. lu clear of thistles. 
 
 ohamtr, s, *. w excantat* || w Oeao. 
 
 dcharpe, f. scarf II sash || sling fl an ~, 
 over the shoulder || in a slinn II oblique. 
 
 Ccharper, v. a. to slash, to cut to pieces. 
 
 Schasse, f. stilt 
 
 6chassler. m. wading bird |l grnllic. 
 
 6chande, m. cracknel. (one's fingers. 
 
 6ohander, v. a. to scald || a'~, to burn 
 
 echaudoir, ra. scalding-house || scalding- 
 vessel, fraent. 
 
 ^chaatfement, m. heating || over-excite* 
 
 echaufler, T. a. to warm, to heat || to ex- 
 cite || s'~, to overheat oneself H to get 
 warm || to grow angry, to fly into a pas- 
 sion || to fume. 
 
 dchanffourde, f. skirmish || affray. 
 
 echang-nette, f. watch-tower. 
 
 6o)a6anoe, t expiration, falling doe || term 
 of payment || & long-uo ~, long-dated. 
 
 gcheaat, p. occurring. 
 
 6chec, m. check || misfortune |[ ~ t mat, 
 check-mate l| 8, pi. chess || chessmen. 
 
 6chelle, t ladder, scale || sea-port || ~ 
 doable, trestles || pair ot steps. 
 
 echelon, m. step of a ladder || stepping- 
 stone U degree U (mil.) echelon. 
 
 echulonner, v. a, to arrange in rank* || 
 (fig.) to marshal. 
 
 6ohenlller, v. a. to clear of caterpillars. 
 
 ein. 
 
 chevele, a, a. dishevelled. 
 
 ohevin, m. sheriff, alderman. 
 
 chine, f. chine || spine ]| back. 
 
 chla6e, f. chine of pork. 
 
 chlner, v. a. to break the backbone, to 
 
 chine || to beat to death. 
 
 chlq.uata', e, a. checkered. 
 
 oclqalar, m. chess-board U exchequer |j 
 
 oho, m. echo. [square-net. 
 
 choir, v. D. ir. to fall || to expire U to fall 
 
 choppe, f. stall. Idue. 
 
 ohoaag-e, m. stranding. [ing- 
 
 chouement, m. running aground, strand- 
 
 ohoner, v. u. & n. (mar.) to ruu aground, 
 
 to strand || to be stranded || (tig.) to mis- 
 
 cimor, v. a. to top. Icarry. 
 
 clabouaiament, m. splashing. 
 
 olaboaaaar, v. a. to splash. 
 
 claboussure, f. aplasn. dirt 
 
 olalr, m. lightning, flash. 
 
 clalrag-e, m. lighting (of streets, etc.). 
 
 clalrcle, f. glade || vista || opening || clear 
 
 spot In a cloudy sky. 
 4olalrolr, v. a. to clear, to brighten || to 
 
 clarify || to thin || to explain || to Instruct 
 <5clalrclemeut, m. clearing up || ex- 
 oclalre, f. (bot) pllewort [planation. 
 
 eoLalrer, v. a. <fc n. to light, to enlighten, 
 
 to Illuminate || to give light || to shine, to 
 
 sparkle || to observe, to watch II *'~, to 
 
 enlighten oneself, to get Informauoo. 
 eol&lraar, m. (mil.) scout 
 aelat. m. shiver, splinter H brightoaM B 
 
 splendour, maguincunoe |) explodoa I 
 
 bounce, crash || burst || nolae II scandal. 
 clat*nt, a, a. bright sparkling, glltua- 
 
 ing, brilliant, enilneni, glorious. 
 aoltar, v. u. to split, to shiver || to mkku A 
 
 grwt uulse || to spiukle, to glittei l| to UuuK 
 
 out, to (i)*ar || to fly uto . 
 
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 eclectique, a. eclectic. 
 
 dclectisme, m. eclectic phllos phy. 
 
 dollpser, v. a. to eclipse || s'~, to be 
 eclipsed, to vanish, to disappear. 
 
 Aellse, f. splint U cheese-hurdle. 
 
 4clls8er, T. a. to splint 
 
 dcloppe, e, a. lame, limping. 
 
 dclore, T. n. ir. to be hatched || to open, to 
 come to light || to dawn. 
 
 dclosion, i. hatching || blowing. 
 
 dolose, f. sluice, dam, wear, floodgate. 
 
 6clus6e, f. lock of water. 
 
 dcluser, T. a. to lock. 
 
 dclasier, m. sluice-keeper. 
 
 e-cm-arer, v. a. to sicken, to dishearten. 
 
 doole, f. school || academy |j school-time || 
 apprenticeship |] ~ d'applicatlon, prac- 
 tical school || ~ maternelle, infant- 
 school || petite ~, day-school. 
 
 collar, m. school-bov, pupil. 
 
 ecoliere, f. female scholar. 
 
 dconduire, v. a. ir. to deny, to refuse, to 
 shift off, to put off. 
 
 dconomat, m. stewardship. 
 
 econume, m. economist, housekeeper || 
 steward, manager. 
 
 dcouome, a. economical, saving, sparing. 
 
 oonomle, f. economy, frugality || saving || 
 system || falre dea - de bout* de 
 chandelleu, to be penny-wise and 
 pound-foolish. |(iy). 
 
 Atonomlque, u. (-ment, ad.) economical 
 
 conomiser, v. a. to economise, to manage 
 with economy, to save, to husband. 
 
 dconomlnto, m. economist. 
 
 oopu, f. scoop. 
 
 ooper, T. a. to scoop, to bale. 
 
 ecoroe, f. bark, rind, 'peel || outside. 
 
 corner, v. it. to rind, to peel, to bark. 
 
 eoorche, m. object deprived of its skin. 
 
 dcorchee, f.; & l'~, in small lots. 
 
 Scorcher, v. a. to Day, to skin || to gall || 
 (fig. ) to fleece || '-, to tear one's skin off. 
 
 ecorcherie, f. knacker's yard l| fleecing. 
 
 ecorclieur, m. flayer |! knacker || fleecer. 
 
 dcorchure, 1 rubbing off of the skin || sore. 
 
 ecorner, v. a. to break the horns ou 
 corners off |] to curtail || to round off. 
 
 doornifler, v. a. to sponge. 
 
 cornnra, f. comer broken off. 
 
 Accuser, v. a. to shell. 
 
 cot, m. bill, reckoning (of one's expenses) || 
 share || club, company. 
 
 dconlement, m. running, flowing || drain- 
 ing || emanation, issue || sale. 
 
 doonler, v. n. to sell || s'~, to run ON flow 
 out U to slide, to Blip away, to go by, to 
 steal away. 
 
 doourter, v. a, to crop, to cut short 
 
 dconte, f. corner ou place for listening || 
 sheet of a sail. 
 
 dcouter, T. a. to hear, to hearken, to 
 listen, to attend || to follow || B'~, to like 
 to hear oneself || to indulge, 
 
 dcontenr, m. listener. 
 
 Aoonteox, e, a. shy, skittish. 
 
 dcoutllle, t (mar.) hatchway. 
 
 ooavlllcn, m, mop || (nill.) sponge || 
 
 dconvlllonuer, v. a. to mop || to sponge 
 (a cannon). [mlnde, cheval-screen. 
 
 dcran, m. screen, fire-screen II ~ de ob- 
 
 ecrasant, e, a. humiliating || excessive. 
 
 dorasemont, m. crushing, destruction. 
 
 6ora.se r, v. a. to crush in pieces, to destroy, 
 to ruin. (skim (milk). 
 
 dcrdmer, v. a, to take off the cream, to 
 
 6crSter, v. a, to take off the top. 
 
 6orevisse, f. crawfish, crab, lobster J 
 
 shorter, to cry out, to exclaim. {Cancer. 
 
 6crille, f. grnte. 
 
 eorln, m. jewel-box, casket 
 
 ecrire, T. a. ir. to write || to spell || m'", to 
 write to each other || to be written ou spelt 
 
 6crlt, m. writing, written agreement |j 
 pamphlet |j par ~, in writing. 
 
 6crlteau, m. bill |[ board. 
 
 6crltolre, f. ink-horn. 
 
 6crltnre, f. hand, handwriting || Scrip- 
 ture || -a, pi. books. 
 
 Acrlvalller, T. a. to scribble. 
 
 ecrlvaltlerle, f. scribbling. 
 
 dcrlvalllenr, m. scribbler. 
 
 6crivain, in. writer |l ~ public, petition- 
 
 6crlvanBler, m. scribbler. [writer. 
 
 eorou, m. screw-nut || (entry In the) jail- 
 
 6croaelles, f. pi. scrofula. [book. 
 
 dcroner, T. a. to enter in the jail-book. 
 
 <oroulr, v. a. (tech.) to hard-hammer 
 (metals). 
 
 6oronlement, m. falling, tumbling down. 
 
 6orouler, (B'~), to fall ou tumble down. 
 
 6oroutar, v. a. to cut off the crust 
 
 ecru, e, a. raw, unbleached. 
 
 eon, m. shield || crown || petit , half a 
 crown || o, pi. money, casL. 
 
 ecubler, m. (mar.) hawse-hole || plomb 
 &'~, (mar.) hawse-pipe. 
 
 ecuull, m. rock || sandbank || (fig.) stum- 
 bling-block || danger. 
 
 ecueUe, f. basin || bowl. 
 
 ecuellee, f. bowlful. 
 
 dealer, v. a. to tread down at the heels || 
 ', to wear down at the heels. 
 
 dcame, f. froth, foam, scum, dross, yeast 
 
 learner, v. a. A n. to skin, to scum, to 
 foam, to spume, to froth, to sponge. 
 
 Icnmenr, m. skimmer || sponger || - d 
 marmitea, parasite || ~ de mer, pirate. 
 
 ecumeuz, se, a. foaming, frothy, foamy, 
 
 6cnmolre, f. skimmer || slice. [yeasty. 
 
 6ourag-e. m. scouring. 
 
 dourer, v. a. to scour, to cleanse. 
 
 6ourenll, m. squirrel. fmaid. 
 
 ecnreur, se, m. & 1. scourer |] scullery- 
 don rle, f. stable y equipage || (rail.) horse- 
 box || -, pi. stabling || mews |l repository. 
 
 dousson, m. escutcheon || leaf-bud. 
 
 fiouBsonner, v. a. to ingraft 
 
 ecnsBonnoir, m. grafting-knife. 
 
 donyer, m. squire, esquire || equerry |J rid- 
 ing-master, horse-breaker [[ attendant || ~ 
 traiiohant, carver. [Hessian boots. 
 
 donyere, f. horsewoman || bottea A I 1 -, 
 
 ddentd, e, a. toothless. 
 
 ddenter, T. a. to break the teeth (of a taw). 
 
 edifice, m. edlfica, buildiog || conntruction,
 
 Mifier - *lage 
 
 edlMer, T. a. to edify. 
 
 adilit, t. edlleship || town-council H cor- 
 
 4dJt, m. edict, decree. Iporation. 
 
 <liter, T. a. to edit |j to publish (a book). 
 
 4dltaar, m. editor, publisher. 
 
 tdredon, m. eider-down || eider-down quilt 
 
 ddnoation, I. education, rearing. 
 
 edulcorer, v. a. (chim.) to edulcorate, to 
 sweeten. 
 
 adnquer, T. a. to rear, to bring up. 
 
 Afanfller, T. a. to reeve out 
 
 pffasablc, a. effacrahlp. 
 
 effacer, T. a. to efface, to deface, to strike 
 oti blot out, to erase, to expunge || to 
 destroy || to surpass, to eclipse || B'~, to 
 ooiue out || lo wear away on off || to keep 
 in the background || to stand sideways. 
 
 ffarement, m. fright, terror. 
 
 effarer, T. a to scare. 
 
 effaroncher. T. a. to scare, to terrify fl to 
 frighten away, to disgust II '-, to be 
 cared, to be frightened, to take fright. 
 
 etfteotlf, m. (mil. ) effective force. 
 
 ntfnetlf, T*, a. (-vemant, ad.) effective 
 Hvi (I really, actually, indeed. 
 
 affaotuar. T. a. to effect, to perform, to 
 accomplish, to bring about 
 
 ffmln, e, a. effeminate. 
 
 ffrtminr, T. a. to render effeminate. 
 
 affervaaoanoe, f. effervescence. 
 
 effet, m. effect, result, consequence, per- 
 formance, deed || sight, appearance. Uln- 
 slon II note || Mil || an ~, Indeed, in fact 
 
 effenlllalson, f. fall of the leaves. 
 
 aff enlller, T. a. to pull ou strip off leaves || 
 '-, to lose the leaves. [effectually). 
 
 nfflcn.ce, a. (-mant, ad.) efficiently) || 
 
 efflcAclta, f. efficiency. 
 
 efflrla, f. effigy. 
 
 effllA, m. ravelled-ont fringe. 
 
 f fl)6, a, a. slender || tapering. 
 
 of filer, v. a. to ravel, to an weave. 
 
 ffllochare, m. tearing-up || shoddy || 
 
 ortiiooh*, m. shoddy. [shoddy-trade. 
 
 >f fllooher, v. a. to undo cotton. 
 
 orfllochaar, m. shoddy-manufacturer. 
 
 affllochanaa, f. shoddy-mill. 
 
 arrtloqaer, v. a. to ravel out 
 
 afnanqn4,m.bag-o'-bone, spindle-shanks. 
 
 afflanqmer, v. a. to emaciate. 
 
 f flenrer, v. a. to graze, to touch lightly || 
 to skim || to glance at || to strip of flowers. 
 
 afflnvea, m. pi. (md.) effluvia. 
 
 affondramant, m. (agr.) deep digging. 
 
 affondrer, v. a. to dig deep || to break 
 open j| '~, to sink down. 
 
 affondrlllaa, f. pi. dregs. 
 
 a'efforoar, to endeavour, to labour, to 
 strain, to attempt, to strive. (strength. 
 
 effort, m. effort, endeavour, exertion of 
 
 attraction, f. breaking open || vol aveo 
 ~, robbery with house-breaking || (da 
 
 affral, f. barn-owl. |nnlt) burglary. 
 
 effraya-bla, a. dreadful, surprising. 
 
 effr&yant, a, a. frightful, dreadful. 
 
 ffrayar, v. a, to frigbX to frighten, to 
 terrify || a'~, to be frightened, to startle. 
 
 atfrene, e, a. unbridled || unruly II to- 
 moderate. 
 
 effrlter, r. a. (agr.) to exhaust 
 
 effrol, m. fright, terror. 
 
 affronts, a, a. f-mant, ad.) brazen- 
 faced, bold, shameless || impudently). 
 
 affrontarla, f. impudence. 
 
 effroyable, a. (-mant, ad.) frightfulfly). 
 
 effaaion, f. effusion, shedding || overflow- 
 ing || flow of tenderness. 
 
 ffal, m. equal, match, fellow, peer. 
 
 ral, e, a. (-ament, ad.) equal(ly)JI alike [| 
 like || even, level, uniform || Indifferent l| 
 c'eat ~. never mind. [pare. 
 
 graler, v. a. to equal, to match ji to com- 
 
 dgrallser, v. a. to equalise || to level |j to 
 
 Ag-alitalra, m. leveller. [square. 
 
 6gralltalra, a. levelling. 
 
 egra.llt6, f. equality, evenness uniformity 
 I! - d'ftma, equanimity. 
 
 6ffard, m. regard, respect, consideration, 
 account || attention, observance, relation II 
 Ik l'~ da, in comparison to, with respect. 
 
 6irr, a, a. strayed, misled, misguided It 
 raving. 
 
 ffarmant, m. straying on golne out of 
 the way || wandering, deviation || disorder, 
 ill behaviour || mistake. 
 
 e>arer, v. a. to mislead || to mislay II to 
 disorder || to bewilder || '-, to go astray, 
 to deviate, to wander || to rave. 
 
 Cffayer, v. a. to cheer up, to exhilarate (1 
 to thin || a'-, to make oneself merry, to 
 
 rlda, f. segis, shield. [divert oneself. 
 
 agrlantiar, m. (bot) dog-rose bush ||- odo- 
 r&nt, sweet-briar. 
 
 a^lantlna, f. (bot) wild rose || sweet-briar. 
 
 egrlise, f. church. 
 
 agrloiTQa, f. eclogue. 
 
 egrolsme, m. selfishness. 
 
 isolate, m. A f. egotist. 
 
 erolata, a. selfish. [^latiehtcr, to kill. 
 
 <8rorgrar, v a. to cut the throat, to 
 
 B'e>oslllar. to tnlk oneself hoarse, 
 
 grotlsma, f. egotism. 
 
 tfyotlsta, m. egotist, egoist. 
 
 tffront, m. sink, drain, common sewer. 
 
 Agroiittar, m. night-man. 
 
 efroatta.tr*> m - draining. 
 
 egronttar, v. a. A n. to drain, to drop II to 
 
 tfgronttolr, m. drainer. [drip 
 
 egronttnra, f. droppings. 
 
 6grralnar, v. a. viat *grnr. 
 
 ^Rr upper, v. a. to pick the grapes from 
 the bunch || to dress. 
 
 Affratlrnar, v. a. to scratch. 
 
 erratlg-nura, f. scratch. 
 
 arrenar, v. a. to shelL to pick || '-, to 
 fall from the stalk. 
 
 tfrrlllard, m. grig. 
 
 <5grillrd. a, a. sprightly. 
 
 eg-rniraolr, m - wooden mortar. 
 
 agrranrer, v. a. to pound. 
 
 6g-aoolemant, m. break at the mouth of 
 a cannon. [of a pot on glass vessel. 
 
 g-aenler, v. a. to break the gullet cm neck 
 
 hanch, a, a. hip-shot 
 
 hont6, a, a. shameless. 
 
 ajacular, v. a. to ejaculate. 
 
 alaborar, v. a. to elaborate. 
 
 al&rr*i m. lopping.
 
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 flagner emboucher 
 
 61agraer. y. a. to prune, to lop. 
 
 tflagruenr, m. pniner. 
 
 61an, m. elk |l jerk, sudden motion |] Im- 
 
 pulse || life || warmth, transport. 
 41nc6, e, a. Blender || thin. fyearning. 
 61ancemont, m. shooting Q transport || 
 tflancer, v. n. to shoot || s'~, to rush upon, 
 
 to dash, to shoot, to give a jerk. 
 tlargrlr, v. a. to widen, to make wide, to 
 
 stretch, to enlarge I] to release. 
 61arginament, m. widening, enlarge- 
 
 ment || release, discharge from prison. 
 1arnrlsure, f. ektng-plece, inlay. 
 rflasticlte, f. elasticity. 
 AlaBtlqne, a. elastic, springy. 
 61a8tiquen, f. pi. springs. 
 Alootear, m. elector l| Elector (in Germany), 
 Aiectlf, v, a. elective. 
 Electoral, e, a. electoral, 
 *lotort, m. Electorate. 
 *lotrloe, f. Elector's consort 
 aieotriolen, m. electrician, 
 leotrlclt, f. electricity. 
 lnotrlqne. a. electric || machine ~, f. 
 
 eleJtric machine. 
 *lotrisir, v. a. to electrify. 
 
 ad. elegantly, [politeness. 
 
 distance, f. elegance, nicety, delicacy || 
 elAarant, e, in. &(. fashionable man ou wo- 
 tligrant, e, a. elegant, nice || polite. [man. 
 616riaqTte, a. elegiac. 
 *16grle, f. elegy. 
 61ementaire, a. elementary. 
 levag-e, m. breeding (of cattle, etc.). 
 elevation, f. lifting up || preferment || hill || 
 
 eminence 1] raising of the host. 
 <leve, m. if. pupil, scholar |l (mar.) mid- 
 
 shipman ||~ en chambre, parlour-boarder. 
 41v6, e, a. raised, elevated, sublime || 
 
 high, lofty || educated, brought up. 
 61ever, T. a. to raise, to lift up || to erect, 
 
 to promote, to exalt || to educate, to culti- 
 
 vate || s'~, to rise, to arise, to go up || to 
 
 grow proud <m elated. 
 
 *lev*ur, m. cattle-breeder || lift, elevator. 
 *lBvure, f. blister, pimple, blotch. 
 ltder. v. a. to cut off. 
 eligibility f. eligibility. 
 Altmlner, v. a. to eliminate, to strike out 
 lire, v. a. Ir. to elect, to choose. 
 elUlon, f. (ST.) elision. 
 *llte, f. choice || flower, prime, best || d'~, 
 
 select U picked || superior. 
 elle, pn. she, her, It 
 nllebore, m. (bot) hellebore. 
 ellipse, f. ellipsis. 
 eUlptiquement, ad. elliptically. 
 Alogre, m. eulogy, praise. 
 41olffnement, m. remove, removal || ab- 
 
 sence, separation || distance || indifference, 
 
 aversion, estrangement. 
 flolarner, v. a. to remove || to put away, 
 
 to drive away, to banish || to estrange || to 
 
 delay || ., to go away || to swerve || to 
 
 deviate, to ramble from. 
 eloqaemment, ad. eloquently. 
 eloquent, e. a. eloquent 
 ln, m. elect 
 In, e, a. * p. elected. 
 
 eUnclder, v. a. to elucidate. 
 
 ^lucubration, f. lucubration. 
 
 elador, v. a. to elude. 
 
 6macl6, a. emaciated. 
 
 6m all, m. enamel. 
 
 6malUer, v. a. to enamel. 
 
 6maillenr, m. enameller. 
 
 6maillnre, f. enamelling. 
 
 emanation, t. emanation. 
 
 Imanolper, v. a. to emanciiiate |) B'-, to 
 take too much liberty. 
 
 e*maner, v. n. to emanate. 
 
 ^marrement, m. marginal note. 
 
 ^margrer, v. a. to write on the margin. 
 
 ombabonlner, v. a. to wheedle, to coax. 
 
 nroballagre, m. packing up. 
 
 emballer, v. a. to pack up. 
 
 embaUenr, m. packer. 
 
 mbaroaxlre, m. wharf || (rail.) terminus. 
 
 embarcatlon, f. small vessel. 
 
 embargo, m. embargo. 
 
 nmbarlller, v. a. to barrel np. 
 
 a'emb uliflooter, to get muddled, to get 
 into a mess. |r'"c. 
 
 em.barqne.ment, m. embarcation, ship- 
 
 embarquer, v. a. to embark, to engage || 
 to involve. 
 
 embarras, m. embarrassment, clog, in- 
 cumbrance, hinderance, Impediment In- 
 convenience, intricacy. .Fling. 
 
 embarrassant, e, a. embarrassing || puzz- 
 
 embarrasser, v. a. to embarrass, to en- 
 tangle, to clog, to encumber, to discon- 
 cert, to puzzle, to perplex || '~, to entangle 
 oneself, to be encumbered. 
 
 emb&ter, v. a. to saddle. 
 
 embauchagre, m. hiring || kidnapping. 
 
 embanoher, v. a. to hire a journeyman H 
 to entice away || to enlist. fenticer. 
 
 embauchenr, m. recruiter || (nav.) crimp !| 
 
 emb an choir, m. boot-tree, boot-crimp. 
 
 embanmement, m. embalming. 
 
 embanmer, v. a. to embalm, to perfume || 
 ~, v. n. to smell very sweet. 
 
 emb6grnlner, v. a. to muffle up || (fig.) to 
 wrap np [| to infatuate || '~, to become 
 infatuated. [handsome. 
 
 embelllr, v. n. A n. to embellish || to grow 
 
 embelllssement, m. embellishment 
 
 s'emberlnooqner, to be prepossenml 
 
 embesogrnfi, e, a. busy. |wi(h. 
 
 embetemont, m. bother, botheration. 
 
 embeter, v. a. to bother ]| to worry |l '-, 
 to bother oneself || to find it dreadfully 
 dull ou slow. 
 
 emblaver, v. a. to sow with wheat 
 
 d'emblle, ad. at the first onset 
 
 emblematiqne, a. emblematic. 
 
 emblejne, m. emblem. 
 
 emboltement, m. Jointing, setting In. 
 
 embclter, v. a. to Joint to set in || to put 
 in a box || ~ le pas, (mil.) to lock np. 
 
 emboltnre, f. joint, juncture || socket (of 
 a joint). 
 
 embonpoint, m. stoutness, corpulence. 
 
 embosser, v. a. (mar.) to bring abroad- 
 side to bear npon. 
 
 emboncher, v. a. to put to the month n to 
 prepare t to coach op |I '~, to fall in.
 
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 embonohure, f. mouth (of a river) || mouth- 
 piece || bridle-bit. 
 
 embouquer, v. n. (mar.) to enter a strait. 
 
 embourber, v. a. to put in a mire, to be- 
 mlre, to sink in the mud. 
 
 embourser, T. a. to pocket. 
 
 embranehement, m. branching off || (rail.) 
 branch-line. 
 
 s'embrancher, to branch oft. 
 
 embrasement, m. conflagration, burning. 
 
 embraser, v. a. to set on fire || to in- 
 flame || '~, to take fire || to glow. 
 
 mbrassade, f. embrace. 
 
 mbraasement, m. embrace. 
 
 embraaser, T. a. to embrace || to hug || 
 to kiss || to comprehend, to comprise || to 
 encompass || to avail oneself of. 
 
 embrasure, f. embrasure. 
 
 embrocher, T. a. to spit. 
 
 embronlllamlnl, embrontllement, m. 
 confusion, intricacy, perplexity. 
 
 embroulller, v. a. to embroil, to confuse, 
 to perplex, to entangle || a'~, to get con- 
 fused || to become intricate. 
 
 mbrnme, e, a. foggy, cloudy. 
 
 embrun, m. (mar.) spray. [dwarf. 
 
 embryon, m. embryo, foetus [| germ || 
 
 mbftche, f. ambush || snares. 
 
 mbnacada, f. ambuscade, ambush [| etre 
 en ~, to He in wait 
 
 embuaquer, T. a. to place in ambuscade. 
 
 meraude, f. emerald. 
 
 emerffer, v. n. to emerge. 
 
 *merl, m. emery. 
 
 6m6rlt, a. retired, pensioned. 
 
 mervelller, v. a. to astonish, to amaze, 
 to surprise || a', to wonder at. 
 
 emetlque, m. (md.) emetic. 
 
 mltlqne, a. (m6d.) emetic. [utter. 
 
 mettre, T. a. Ir. to emit, to issue || to 
 
 meute, f. riot, mutiny. 
 
 meatier, m. rioter. 
 
 mletter, v. a. to crumble. 
 
 4ml rre, e, m. & f. emigrant. 
 
 emlg-rer, T. n. to emigrate. 
 
 mined, m. mince-meat. 
 
 mincer, v. a. to mince. 
 
 emlnemment, ad. eminently. 
 
 eminent, e, a. eminent, high, lofty. 
 
 emlnentlsaime, a. most eminent. 
 
 emlssalre, m. emissary || overflow-pipe || 
 bono ~, scape-goat. 
 
 Emission, f. emission, issue, uttering. 
 
 emmaraalnagre, m. warehonsiog. 
 
 emmagaslner, v. a. to warehouse. 
 
 mmaiUoter, v. a. to swathe, to swaddle. 
 
 emmanchement, m. halting, fitting with 
 a handle, helving. 
 
 mmanoher, v. a. & n. to haft, to helve 
 to make a beginning of. 
 
 emmanchear, m. handle-setter. 
 
 nmmanchure, f. arm-hole. 
 
 emmannequiner, v. a. to put in hamrwm. 
 
 enunariner, v. a. (mar.) to man (a ship). 
 
 enuneler, v. a. to entangle. (Uon. 
 
 nunenaarement, m. removal, instalia- 
 
 enundnag-er, v. a. to move In, to settle. 
 
 emmener, v. a, to lead <m take away. 
 aenotUr. v. a. to handcuff. 
 
 emmleller, v. a. to sweeten with honey U 
 
 to coax. 
 
 emmitonfler, v. a. to muffle up with furs. 
 4mol, m. care, trouble, anxiety. [cent, 
 emollient, m. (mid.) emollient || demul- 
 emolnment, m. emolument || fee [I (Jur.) 
 6mondagre, m. pruning. [snare. 
 
 6monder, v. a. to prune, 
 emondes, f. pi. prunings. 
 emotion, f. emotion, commotion, trouble, 
 cmotter, v. a. to break clods of earth, 
 emoncher, v. a. to drive flies away. 
 6mouchet, m. sparrow-bawk. 
 emouchette, f. fly-net (for horses). 
 <5moncholr, m. fly-flap. 
 6mondre, v. a. ir. to grind. 
 6monleor, m. grinder, 
 tmousser, v. a. to take the mom off || to 
 
 blunt, to dull the edge ou point f| to weaken || 
 
 p'~, to grow blunt ou dull. 
 6mouBtlller, v. a. to brisk up. 
 6mouyolr, v. a. Ir. to move |] to agitate II 
 
 to stir up || to excite, to affect || a'~, to be 
 
 moved, etc. 
 
 empauiag-e, m. stuffing with straw, 
 empalller, v. a. to cover ou stuff with 
 
 straw y to pack up with straw, 
 empallleur, m. chair-bottomer l| bird- 
 empaler, v. a. to Impale. [staffer, 
 
 empan, m. span (of the hand), 
 empanacher, y. a. to plume, 
 empanner, v. a. (mar.) to back the sails, 
 etnpaqueter, T. a. to pack, to pack up, to 
 
 make up into a bundle, 
 a'emparer, to take possession of, to mas- 
 ter, to seize upon. 
 
 empatement, m. stickiness. clammlneM. 
 emp&ter, v. a. to make sticky || to cram || 
 
 to fatten || to impaste, 
 empanmer. v. a. to strike with the palm 
 
 of the hand or with a racket (at tennis) || 
 
 to grasp || to allure, to decoy, to trap, 
 mpeohement, m. obstacle, impediment, 
 mpecher, v. a. to hinder, to prevent || 
 
 to stop || ', to forbear, to abstain from. 
 
 mpelg-ne, f. upper-leather (of a shoe). 
 
 mpellement, m. sluice, dam. 
 
 mpennor, v. a. to feather. 
 
 mperenr, m. emperor. 
 
 mpesafre, m. starching. 
 
 mposer, v. a. to starch. [horribly. 
 
 mpeat*r, v. a. <t n. to infect |j to stink 
 
 mpetrer. v. a, to entangle, to hamper, 
 
 to enaimber || to saddle. 
 
 mphae*, f. emphasis || bombast. 
 
 mphatlqne, a. (-ment, ad.) emphatic 
 
 (ally) || bombasUc(ally). 
 
 mplerrement, m. stoning, ballasting A 
 
 broken stones, ballaat. 
 
 mplerrer, v. a. to stone a road. 
 
 mpieter, v. a. to encroach (upon). 
 
 mplffrer, v. a. to cram. 
 
 mpllement, m. piling up. 
 
 mpller, v. a. to pile up. [ment. 
 
 mplre, m. empire, power, reign, govern- 
 
 mplrer, v. a. <t n. to make worse || to 
 
 mplrlqne, m. empiric. Lgrow worse. 
 
 mplrlqne, a. empiric. 
 
 mplrlmne, m. empiricism.
 
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 emplacement encolure 
 
 emplacement, m. site || building-lot. 
 
 emplatre, m. planter || sickly person. 
 
 emplette, f. purchase. 
 
 empllr, v. a. to fill (upV 
 
 emplol, m. employ, application, use || of- 
 fice jl employment, occupation, trade || 
 double ~, useless repetition. [ployed. 
 
 employ*, m. clerk l| official (| person em- 
 employer, v. a. to employ |) to use || to 
 occupy, to bestow, to spend I! a'~, to apply 
 oneself to || to amuse oneself in || to be 
 used. 
 
 emplum6, e, a. feathered || (mns.) quilled. 
 
 emplumer, v. a. (mus.) to quill. 
 
 empooher, v. a. to pocket. 
 
 empolgrner, v. a. to grasp, to lay hold of, 
 
 empols, m. starch. H-o seize. 
 
 pmpoisonnement, m. poisoning. 
 
 empoiaonner, T. a. A n. to poison || to 
 stink horribly. [very bad cook. 
 
 empolaonneur, m. poisoner || corruptor || 
 
 unpolaaer, v. a. to pitch over. 
 
 TTI poi ssonnement, m. stocking with fish. 
 
 empolaaonner, r. a, to stock with fish. 
 
 emporte, e, a. carried away || passionate, 
 hot-headed. [rage. 
 
 emportement, m. transport, passion, 
 
 emporte -piece, m. punch. 
 
 omporter, v. a. to take ow carry away || 
 to cut off, to kill I) to take by assault |[ to 
 prevail, to surpass, to have the advantage, 
 to excel || to obtain || 8'~, to fly into a 
 passion, to rail against. 
 
 empoter, v. a. to pot. 
 
 empoarprer, v. a. to purple. 
 
 emprelndre, v. a. ir. to imprint, to stamp, 
 to impress. 
 
 emprelnte, f. impression, stamp. 
 
 empreaae, e, a. bustling, eager, anxious, 
 hasty, forward. 
 
 empressement, m. eagerness, earnest- 
 ness, zeal || keenness, ardour, haste. 
 
 a'empresser, to be eager, to be earnest 
 011 forward. [flnement. 
 
 emprlBonnement, m. imprisonment, con- 
 
 emprlaonner, v. a. to imprison, to con- 
 fine. 
 
 emprnnt, m. loan, borrowing l| d'~, bor- 
 rowed || assumed ]] supposed j| affected. 
 
 emprunter, v. a, to borrow, to take upon 
 credit || to assume. 
 
 emprnntenr, ae, m. & t. borrower. 
 
 empnantlr, v. a. to Infect. 
 
 empnantlaaement, m. stench. 
 
 empyree, m. empyrean. 
 
 emu, e, a. moved |[ affected || agitated. 
 
 emnle, m. & i. competitor, rival. 
 
 en, pn. of him, of her, of it, of them || 
 with him, with her, with it, with them || 
 for him, for her, for it, for them || about 
 him, about her, about it about them || 
 thence || some, any, none || ~, pr. in, into, 
 to, from, by. as, like. 
 
 encablnre, I. (mar.) cnble's-length. 
 
 enoadrement, m. framing. 
 
 encadrer, v. a. to frame || to Insert. 
 
 encagrer, v. a. to cage. 
 
 encalaae, f. cash in hand || ~ metal- 
 Uque, metallic reserve. 
 
 eucai8B<5, e, a. with high and steep banks || 
 
 embanked, 
 enoaiaaement, m. packing up || (com.) 
 
 payment of a bill cm, note, 
 encalsaer, v. a. to pack up, to put in 
 
 cases || (com.) to deposit a bill OK note 
 
 with a banker || to lay up (money). 
 enoan, m. auction. 
 a'encanailler, to keep low company, 
 enoapuchonner, v. a. to put on cowl II 
 
 to muffle up. 
 
 encaqner, v. a. to barrel op. 
 en-oaa, m. sun-shade. 
 enoastel6, e, a. hoof-bound. 
 encaatrer, T. a. to fit in. 
 Bncausttqoe, t encaustic, 
 encaustlque, a. encaustic. 
 encavement, m. laying in a cellar. 
 encaver, v. a. to put in a cellar, 
 encelndre, v. a. ir. to enclose, 
 enceinte, f. enclosure || precincts, 
 enceinte, a. pregnant, big with child, 
 enoena, ra. Incense || (fig. ) flattery, 
 enoenaement, m. incensing. 
 encenaer, v. a. to iucense j| to worship H 
 enoenaenr, m. flatterer. [to flatter. 
 
 encenaolr, m. censer l| coups d'-, ful- 
 some flattery. [senes || concatenation, 
 enchain ement, m. chain || links (pi.) II 
 enchalner, v. a. to chain || to fetter || to 
 
 connect |[ to charm || s'~, to be connected 
 
 with, to be linked with, 
 enohantement, m. enchantment |[ delight 
 enchanter, v. a. to enchant || to delight, 
 encnanteur, tereaae, m. <t f. enchanter, 
 
 sorcerer || enchantress. 
 enchaperonner, v. a. to hood (a hawk), 
 enchasaer, v. a. to enchase || to set || to 
 enchassnre, f. setting. lintroduce. 
 
 enchere, f. outbidding, higher bid, en- 
 hancing of the price, 
 encherlr, v. a. & n. to ontbid || to enhance 
 
 the price || to grow dearer || (snr) to outdo, 
 
 to surpass. 
 
 enchgrlssement, m. rising in price. 
 ench6riasear, m. bidder, 
 enchevetrer, v. a. to entangle || a'~, to 
 
 get entangled. 
 
 enchevStrure, f. binding || halter-cast, 
 enchlfrenement, m. stopping up (of the 
 
 nose) || cold in the head, 
 enchlfrener, v. a. to give one a cold in 
 
 the head. 
 
 enclave, f. land shut in by foreign territory, 
 enclaver, v. a. to enclose, to shut in. 
 enclln, e, a. inclined, prone || apt (to). 
 enclore, v. a. ir. to enclose. 
 encloa, m. enclosure. [to spike a gun. 
 encloner, v. a. to prick a horse in shoeing || 
 enclonure, f. prick (of a nail) || hitch, 
 enclume, f. anvil. 
 enooohe, f. notch. 
 
 encocher, v.a. to notch, to fit (an arrow) to 
 encoffrer, v. a. to lay up. [the bow. 
 
 encogrnure, f. corner, angle || corner-piece 
 encollag-e, m. sizing. [(of furniture). 
 
 encoller, T. a. to size, 
 encolnre. f. neck and shoulders of khonej] 
 
 (fig.) look, appearance.
 
 encombre engorger 
 
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 encombre, m. hindrance, 
 enoombrement, m. encumbering, en- 
 cumbrance. 
 encombrer, v. a. to encumber, to clog, to 
 
 stop, to embarrass. 
 ncontre, ad. (fc l'~) against, 
 encore, ad. yet, as yet || still, more, once 
 
 more, again, too, also, besides, over and 
 
 above, at least, only j| however, 
 encornt, e, a. homed, 
 noonrarer, v. a, to encourage. 
 enconrlr, v. a. Ir. to incur, 
 encraaaer, v. a. to soil, to make greasy 
 
 OH nasty || '-, to grow greasy mi nasty || 
 
 to debase oneself. 
 
 nere, f. Ink || - da Chine, Indian Ink. 
 enerer, v. a. to Ink. 
 norlar, in. ink-stand || Ink-trough. 
 enoroftM, , a. full of prejudices. 
 enorocter, v. a. to crust || *'~, to gather 
 
 a crust || to get stupid. 
 encnver, v. a. to put into a tab. 
 nnoycUaae, a. encyclical, circular. 
 enoyclopAdie, f. encyclopedia, 
 ndemiana, a. endemic, 
 ndenter, v. a. to indent, to notch, 
 endetter, v. a. to get into debt, 
 endever, v. n. to be mad || fair* ~, to 
 
 tease, to bait 
 
 ndlablA, e, a. possessed, mad, furious, 
 s'endimnncher, to put on Sunday clothes, 
 ndoctrlner, v. a. to teach, to instruct || 
 
 to gain over, 
 endolorl, , a. aching, 
 endolorlr, v. a. to make tore, 
 ndommagrement, m. (fam.) damage, 
 ndommagrer, v. a. to damage. 
 ndormenr, m. (fig.) wheedler. 
 ndorml, e, a. asleep, sleepy || sluggish || 
 
 drowsy || benumbed. 
 andormlr, v. a. Ir. to lull to Bleep || to 
 
 amuse |1 to benumb || '-, to fall asleep, 
 
 to be sleepy, to slumber || to be lulled 
 
 sleep || to neglect. [menu 
 
 ndos, endorsement, m. (com. ) Indorse- 
 endoaiier, v.a. (com.) to endorsed to put on. 
 endoBseur, m. Indorser. 
 ndrolt, m. place || part, passage || right 
 
 side (of a stuff etc. ). fto coat 
 
 en dulre, v. a. Ir. to do over with, to plaster || 
 ndoit, m. layer, coat, 
 endurant, , a. enduring, patient, 
 endnmlr, v. a. to harden, to inure. 
 endnrclBBement, m. obduracy, hardness, 
 endurer, v. a. to endure, to bear, to suffer, 
 energ-le, f. energy, 
 'nergrlqne, a. (-ment, ad.) energetically) || 
 
 forcible || vleorou(lr) || forcibly. 
 ' *nerg-umene, m. demoniac || frantic ou 
 
 wild person || fanatic. [enervated. 
 
 *nerver, v. a. to enervate || '-, to become 
 ecfaltement, m. ridge-lead, 
 nf alter, v. a. to cover the ridge of. 
 enfance, f. infancy, childhood || puerility, 
 
 childishness || young people, 
 enfant, m. child, infant ]| - de ohotnr, 
 
 singing-boy || ~ nature!, natural child || 
 
 - de troupe, soldier's boy || ~ trouTfi, 
 
 f mingling 
 
 enfantement, m. childbirth, fllvered of. 
 enfanter, v. a. to bring forth, to be de- 
 enf antillag-e, m. childishness |] triviality, 
 enfantln, e, a. childish. 
 enfarlner. v. a. to sprinkle with flour, 
 enf er, m. hell || -a, pi. infernal regions, 
 enfermer, v. a. to shut up, to lock up || 
 
 to enclose || to comprehend, to comprise. 
 enferrer, v. a. to run through (with a 
 
 sword), to transfix || '~, to run oneself, 
 
 through || to entangle oneself || to make a 
 
 mess of it. 
 
 enfilade, f. suit || long string II d'~, raking, 
 enfller, v. a. to thread, to file || to run 
 
 through || to enter into || (mil.) to rake || to 
 
 engage In. 
 enfln, ad. in fine, finally, after all, at last II 
 
 in short, to conclude || in a word. 
 endammnr, v. a. to inflame, to kindle l| 
 
 to incense, to irritate, to exasperate || n'", 
 
 to catch fire || to grow hot. 
 enf!6, e, a. swelled, inflated, puffed up, 
 
 proud, flatulent 
 nfler, v. a. to swell, to puff op || to blow, 
 
 to bloat || to elate. [vanity, 
 
 nurture, f. swelling, rumour |l pride || 
 enfonoement, m. breaking open || bottom, 
 
 hollow place || depths (pi.) || background. 
 enfonoer, v. a. to thrust, to drive into || 
 
 to break open, to break through || to pull 
 
 down || to sink, to ruin || '-, to go deep 
 
 in, to dive, to sink. [boarding, 
 
 enf on pure, f. cavity |! bottom pieces (pi.) || 
 enforclr, v. a. to strengthen. 
 enfoulr, v. a. to bury, 
 enfonlasement, m. hiding In the ground. 
 nfo-aroher, v. a. to bestride, 
 enfourchnre, f. forked head of a stag, 
 enfonrner, v. a. to put In the oven || ', 
 
 to get Into a scrape. 
 enfrelndre, v. a. Ir. to Infringe, 
 a'enfulr, to run away, to escape, to make 
 
 one's escape || to be leaky. 
 enfum6, e, a. smoked II smoky. Jdung. 
 enfamer, v. a. to smoke, to besmoke II to 
 engrareant, e, a. engaging, prepossesnlng. 
 enragrement, m. engagement || pawning |; 
 
 mortgage || enlistment, 
 engragrer, v. a. to engage l| to pawn, to 
 
 pledge || to induce, to persuade || to enlUt l| 
 
 '~, to engage oneself, to pass one's word, 
 
 to be bound || to hire oneself out || to enlist [| 
 
 to ball || to run into debt || to entangle 
 engralner, v. a. to sheath. [oneself, 
 
 engreanoe, f. race, set, breed, brood || lot || 
 eng-elure, f. chilblain. [gender. 
 
 engrendrer, v. a. to engender, to beget, to 
 
 produce, to breed || to cause, [into sheaves, 
 engrerber, v. a. (agr.) to sheave, to bind up 
 engrln, m. engine || machinery |j tackle, 
 eng-lober, v. a. to clap together, to unite, 
 
 to mix. [slpate. 
 
 eng-lonttr, v. a. to swallow up || to dls- 
 eng-luer. T. a. to daub with bird-lime || 
 
 ', to be caught (as In bird-lime), 
 eng-onoer, v. a. to smother, to cover op. 
 engrorfrement, m. stoppage, 
 eng-orgrer, v. a. to obstruct || to stop up y 
 
 a'~, to become obstructed.
 
 engonemerit enselgner 
 
 engronement, m. infatuation, 
 engroaer, v. a. to choke up II to infatuate, 
 eng-onffrer, v. a. to ingulf, to swallow 
 
 up II s'~, to be ingulfed, to rush, 
 engrouler, v. a. to gobble, 
 eng-ourdl, e, a. dull, benumbed, torpid, 
 engronrdir, v. a. to benumb || to enervate || 
 
 s'~, to grow numb || to grow stupid, 
 eng-onrdlssement, m. numbness, torpor || 
 
 dulness. 
 
 eng-ra) ner, v. a. to feed with grain ou corn. 
 engrrals, m. pasture || manure || a l'~, fat- 
 eng-raissement, m. fattening. [ting, 
 
 engrraisser, v. a. & n. to fat, to fatten, to 
 
 feed || to manure, to enrich || to grow fat || 
 
 B'~, to grow fat || to grow\ rich. 
 engrrangrer, v. a. to Bouse corn, 
 engrravement, m. (mar. ) stranding. 
 engrraver, v. a. & n.; 9', (mar.) to run 
 
 aground, to strand. \ [wheel. 
 
 engrrenagre, m. gear || rone d'~, brake- 
 engrrener, v. a. & n. to put the corn into 
 
 the mill-hopper II to tooth II ~, v. n. to 
 
 begin || to catch || B'~, to work Into each 
 engrrennre, f. catching. [other. 
 
 engrrosser, v. a. to gel with child. 
 B'engrumeler, to clot, to coagulate. 
 engruenler, v. a, to shout || to humbug, 
 
 to chaff. 
 enhardlr, v. a. to embolden || s'~, to grow 
 
 boid, to take courage. [pings. 
 
 eniarnachement, m. harnessing, trap- 
 enharaacher, v. a. to harness || to rig out 
 enigrmatlqae, a. (-ment, ad.) enigmatic 
 
 nigrme, f. riddle II enigma. 
 
 eni vrement, m. Intoxication. 
 
 nlvrer, v. a. to intoxicate || s'~ to get 
 drunk || to be infatuated with. 
 
 enjambee, f. stride, wide step. 
 
 enjambement, m. running of a verse into 
 the next line to complete the sense. 
 
 enj amber, v. a. & n. to stride, to stride 
 over, to step wide || to jut out !l to encroach 
 upon || to run into another line. 
 
 enjaveler, v. a. (agr.) to bind corn Into 
 
 enj en, m. stake (at play). [.sheaves. 
 
 nloindre, v. a. Ir. to enjoin. 
 
 enj filer, v. a. to wheedle, to coax. 
 
 enjdlenr, se, m. & L wheedler, coaxer. 
 
 enjollvement, m, embellishment, orna- 
 ment [set off. 
 
 enjollver, v. a. to embellish, to adorn, to 
 
 enjollveur, m. setter-off. 
 
 enjollvure, f. ornament, set-off. 
 
 enjone, e, a. cheerful, lively, sprightly, 
 merry, mirthful, playful, sportive, 
 
 enjouement, m. cheerfulness, epright- 
 liuess, playfulness, sportiveness. 
 
 enlacement, m. twisting, entangling. 
 
 enlacer, v. a. to lace, to twist || to string || 
 to interweave. lugiy. 
 
 enl&ldlr, v. a. A n. to disfigure |l to grow 
 
 enlaldlssement, m. growing ugly. 
 
 enlevement, m. carrying off, removal, 
 abduction. 
 
 enlever, v. a. to lift np, to raise, to heave 
 up || to blow up I) to carry off, to take 
 away, to abduct | to buy np fl to delight, 
 
 to charm || s'~, to rise || to come off, to 
 
 peel off. 
 
 enlig-uer, v. a. to place cm ranee In line, 
 enlnmlner, v. a. to colour, to illuminate, 
 enlumineur, m. colourer. [redness, 
 
 enluminure, f. colouring || coloured print 
 ennemi, e, m. <t f. enemy, foe. 
 enneml, e, a. hostile || adverse || opposing. 
 ennobllr, v. a. to ennoble, 
 onnnl, m. tediousness, weariness, dulness, 
 
 lassitude, idleness H spleen || sorrow, 
 onnuyant, e, a. tedious, tiresome, 
 ennuyer, v. a. to tire, to weary || a'~, to 
 
 be tired ou weary |l to bother oneself, 
 ennnyeuz, se. a. ( eement, ad.) tedious 
 
 (ly ) || tiresome(ly) || wearisomc(ly) |[ dull(y). 
 6nonc6, m. assertion, declaration. 
 6noncer. v. a. to state || to give out || to 
 
 express || to word. 
 inonclat1on, f. enunciation, expression, 
 
 utterance || statement, 
 onorg-uelllir, v. a. to make prond || B'- , 
 
 to grow mi be proud. 
 6norme, a. enormous, huge. 
 enormement, ad. enormously. 
 6normlt6, f. enormity, hugeness. 
 8'enqa6rlr, to inquire, 
 enquete, f. inquest, inquiry, 
 enraolner, v. a. to root || '~, to take root. 
 enragre, m. madman. 
 enr.<?6, e, a. mad, enrnged, furious || (of 
 
 music) rough and noisy, 
 enrag-eant, e, a. enraging, provoking. 
 enragrer, v. n. to enrage, to be mad, to 
 
 run mad || to be provoked I] f alre -, to 
 
 madden. [skid (a wheel). 
 
 enrayer, v. a. to put spokes to || to lock ou 
 enrayure, f. drag, skad. 
 enreg-lmenter, v.a. to enroll, to embody || 
 
 to form into regiments. 
 enrec * 
 
 ment 
 
 enreg-istror, v. a. to register, to record, 
 enrhnme, e, a. with a cold, [to catch cold, 
 enrhnraer, v. a. to give one a cold || 8'-, 
 enrlchi, e, m. & f. upstart. 
 enrlchlr, v. a, to enrich || to adorn [| to 
 
 store || a'", to grow rich, 
 onrlchissement, m. enriching || ornament, 
 onroler, v. a. to enroll, to enlist, 
 enronti, e, a. hoarse, 
 enronement, m. hoarseness, 
 enroner, v. a. to make hoarse || 8'~, to 
 
 become hoarse, 
 enronloment, m. rolling, 
 enroaler, v. a. to roll up. 
 ensablement, m. sand-bank, 
 ensabler, v. a. (s'~) (mar.) to run on a 
 ensaoher, v. a. to bag. [sand-bank, 
 
 ensang-lanter, v. a. to stain with blood, 
 ensoig-ne, m. (mil.) ensign || (mar.) mid- . 
 
 sbipman |) ~, f. sign, signal, colours || | 
 
 sign-post (I a bonnes -s. lastly || de- 
 servedly || on good security || a tellea -s 
 
 qne, so much so that, as proof, 
 enselg-nement, m. instruction, precept || 
 
 information || (J ur O tltle > proot document, 
 enseig-ner, v. a. to teach, to instruct, to 
 
 direct to [I to show. 
 
 agrlstrement, m. registering, enrol- 
 nt, entry. [to enroll.
 
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 enaell6, e, a. saddle-backed. 
 
 ensemble, m. whole || whole appearance Q 
 harmony || (mas.) part-music. 
 
 ensemble, ad. together. 
 
 enaemencement, m. sowing. 
 
 ensemencer, v. a. to sow. 
 
 enserrer, v. a. to encompass. [engulf. 
 
 ensevellr, v. a. to lay out || to bury || to 
 
 nsevelllsement, m. burying. 
 
 ensolollliS, e, a. eunny. 
 
 ensorceler, v. a. to bewitch. 
 
 enaoroelear, se, m. & t. bewltcber || en- 
 chantress, sorceress. 
 
 ensorcellement, m. bewitching. 
 
 ensulte, ad. afterwards, then, after (| ~ de 
 cola, after which, after that. 
 
 s'ennnlvrfi, to follow II to ensue. 
 
 entablement, m. entablature. 
 
 entacher, v. a. to taint. 
 
 entallle, f. notch, chub, gash. 
 
 entalller, T. a. to notch. 
 
 ntame, f. first cut. 
 
 entamer, T. a. to cut, to make the first 
 cut, to break, to open II to begin, to enter 
 upon. [clslon. 
 
 entamure, f. cut, the first cut (I email in- 
 
 ntaBse, e, a. thick-set. 
 
 entassement, m. heap. 
 
 entasser, v. a. to hetji up || to cram. 
 
 ente, f. graft, scion. 
 
 entendement, m. understanding. 
 
 entendenr, m. intelligent 
 
 entendre, T. a. to bear, to hearken [| to 
 listen || to understand, to apprehend, to 
 know || to expect || & ~, according to II 
 B'~, to be beard || to understand each 
 other || to be understood || to be skilful in. 
 
 ntenda, e, a. heard, understood || intel- 
 ligent, [skill. 
 
 entente, f. understanding || meaning || 
 
 enter, v. a. to graft, to ingraft. 
 
 ent6rlnement, m. ratification. 
 
 nt6rlner, v. a. to ratify. 
 
 enterrement, m. funeral, burial. 
 
 enterrer, T. a. to bury II to outlive n to 
 
 en-tete, m. heading. [terminate. 
 
 entete, e, n. obstinate II Infatuated. 
 
 ntetement, m. obstinacy l| infatuation. 
 
 enteter, v. a. A n. to make giddy || to 
 make Tain || to infatuate || s'~, to take 
 into one's bead, to be prepossessed || to get 
 obstinate. 
 
 enthonaiaaae, m. enthusiasm, rapture. 
 
 enthonalasmer, v. a. to transport || to 
 enrapture || s'~, to become enthusiastic. 
 
 enthonnlaate, m. enthusiast |] fanatic. 
 
 entloher, v. a, to taint || '>, to be taken 
 with. 
 
 entler, 1ft re. a. f-erement, ad.) entire 
 (Iv) ]| whole II wholly || complete, perfect || 
 obstinate, Bell-willed || en ~, totally, 
 wholly. 
 
 entlte, f. entity. [vass. 
 
 entollaare, m. lining [I mounting on can- 
 
 entoller, v. a. to line || to mount on can- 
 
 entomologrle, f. entomology. [vass. 
 
 entonner, v. a. to tun || to Intonate || to 
 strike up || to begin || to sing y to ouaff || 
 '~, to ruin. 
 
 entonnolr, m. funnel. 
 
 entorse, f. sprain || shock, ftanglement 
 
 entortillag-e, m. equivocal language || en- 
 
 entortlllement, m. winding about, twist- 
 Ing || entanglement. 
 
 entortlller, v. si. to wrap, to wind about, 
 to twist || 10 entangle || (fig.) to bring round. 
 
 entonragre, m. setting || associates fl com- 
 pany || circle || attendants. 
 
 entonrer, v. a. to surround, to enclose, to 
 environ, to shut in. 
 
 entonrnnre, f. sloping. 
 
 entours, m. pi. environs, adjacent country, 
 
 en-tont-oas, m. sun-shade. 
 
 entr'acte, m. interval between the acts. 
 
 s'entr'alder, to help one another. 
 
 entrallles, f. pi. entrails, bowels II feeling, 
 tender affection. 
 
 s'entr'almer, to love one another. 
 
 entrain, m. spirits || animation II life !l 
 Bans ~, llatless(ly). 
 
 entralnement, m. force II sway, rapture. 
 
 entralner, v. a. to carry away, to lead 
 away, to draw along || to entice II to hurry 
 away. 
 
 entrant, e, m. ingoer. [hinder. 
 
 entraver, v. a. to shackle, to fetter || to 
 
 entraves, f. pi. shackles || obstacle. 
 
 entre, pr. between, among, in, into || -- 
 bailie, e, a. alar, half-open ||~-bailler. 
 v. a. to open half-way || s'~-choquer. 
 to knock ou to dash one against another l| 
 to contradict each other || ~-cote, f. piece 
 off the ribs || s'~-crolser, to cross each 
 other || s'~-d6chlrer, to tear each other 
 || s'~-dotruire, ir. to destroy one an- 
 other l| denx, m. Intermediate space || 
 pier-piece (of furniture) || B'-'d^vorer, 
 to devour each other II -llirne, f. inter- 
 lineation || Inlre, v. n. Ir. to glimmer || 
 a'~-nnlre, ir. to injure each other ,| 
 s'~-qnereller, to quarrel with each 
 other |j s'~-seconrlr, Ir. to assist each 
 other (| ~-tempa, m. Interval || mean- 
 time || s'~-tuer, to kill each other || ~- 
 vole, f. space between the lines. 
 
 entrechat, m. caper. 
 
 entreoonper, v. a. to break off, to Inter- 
 rupt, to intersect || to Intersperse. 
 
 entree, f. entry, entrance, passage I) c- 
 cesH, admittance, Introduction || beginning fl 
 duty || course of dishes. 
 
 entref alien, f. pi.; snr oes~, meanwhile. 
 
 a'entr'^grorgrer, to cut each other's throat 
 
 entrefllet, m. snort newspaper article. 
 
 entreg-ent, m. tact, sbrewdaeas. 
 
 entrel&oement, m. interweaving. 
 
 entrelaoer, v. a. to interweave | '-, to 
 
 entrelaos, m. pi. twlno. [rntwlne. 
 
 entrelarder, v. a. to Interlard. 
 
 (B')entremeler, v. a. & n. to Intermingle, 
 to Intersperse. 
 
 entremets, in. side-dish, relish. 
 
 entremetteur, se, m. & f. go-between. 
 
 'entremettre, Ir. to intermeddle, to in- 
 terpose, [intervention. 
 
 entremlae, f. interposition, mediation, 
 
 entrepaa, to. ambling pace. 
 
 entrepont, m. (mar.) 'tween-deckj (pL).
 
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 entreposer ipieu 
 
 ntreposer, v. a. to store, to lay up. 
 
 entrepot, m. mart, staple || storehouse, 
 bonding- warehouse. 
 
 B'entrepousser, to push each other. 
 
 entreprenant, e, a. entreprising, ventur- 
 ous || daring. 
 
 ntreprendre, v. a. ir. to undertake, to 
 attempt || to attack || to contract for. 
 
 entrepreneur, m. contractor || master- 
 bailder || ~ des pompes fnnebres, un- 
 dertaker, [awkward || impotent. 
 
 entreprls, e, a. undertaken l| disconcerted || 
 
 entreprise, f. enterprise, undertaking, at- 
 tempt || encroachment, usurpation. 
 
 entrer, v. n. to enter, to come in, to get 
 In, to step in, to march into, to drop in || 
 to penetrate || to share, to participate. 
 
 entresol, m. suite of rooms between the 
 ground floor and the first floor. 
 
 entretenlr, v. a. ir. to hold fast together, 
 to keep up || to keep, to maintain II to pre- 
 serve || to keep in good order || to converse 
 with || to amuse, to divert J| '-, to keep 
 tip (I to maintain ou supply oneself || to 
 feed |l to converse, to talk. 
 
 entretlen, m. maintenance, livelihood, 
 keeping II conversation, discourse II sup- 
 
 ntretolse, f. tie-piece. I port, defence. 
 
 entrevolr, v. a. to have a glimpse of || to 
 foresee || s'~, to have an interview with || 
 
 entrevne, f. interview. [to meet. 
 
 nntr'onvert, e, a. half open, ajar. 
 
 entr'ouvrlr, v. a. Ir. to open a little 
 '~, to open o to unclose itself [j to gape. 
 
 en tare, f. cut, incision. 
 
 Annmerer, v. a. to enumerate. 
 
 envahlr, T. a. to invade, to usurp || to en- 
 croacli on. [ment, 
 
 envahi.iHement, m. invasion || encroach- 
 
 envahlssenr, m. invader. 
 
 nveloppe, f. envelope, wrapper, cover. 
 
 envelopper, v. a. to envelop, to wrap up, 
 to fold up || to involve || to invest. 
 
 envenimer, v. a. to envenom || to irritate, 
 to exasperate || to inflame || a'-, to fester || 
 to rankle. 
 
 envergrer, v. a. to deck with small wil- 
 low-branches, [at the yard. 
 
 envergrner, v. a. (mar.) to tie the sails 
 
 envergrure, f. span (of the wings) || (mar.) 
 width (of sails). 
 
 envers, m. wrong side (of stuff). 
 
 envero, pr. towards, to || ~ et centre tons, 
 against each and all, through thick and 
 
 * 1'envl, ad. in emulation. [thin. 
 
 envie, f. envy || mind, desire, longing,- 
 funcy || mark || flaw || hang-nail. 
 
 envler, v. a. to envy, to grudge. 
 
 envleux, ae, a. envious. 
 
 envlne, e, a. smelling of wine. 
 
 environ, ad. about || thereabouts. 
 
 environner, v. a. to surround. 
 
 environs, in. pL country round || neigh- 
 bourhood, [consider. 
 
 envlsagrer, T. a. to look in the face, to 
 
 envoi, m. sending, conveyance, invoice, 
 message |i address, consignment || lettre 
 d'~, letter of advice. [hours. 
 
 enToislner, v, a, to lunouod with neigh- 
 
 s'envoler, to fly away. 
 envontement, m. magtc charm, 
 envonter, v. a. to cast one under a spell 
 
 by transfixing one's image in wax. 
 envoy6, m. envoy, messenger, 
 envoyer, v. a. to send, to dispatch, 
 envoy ear, in. (com.) sender. 
 Spagrneul, m. spaniel. 
 Spals, se, a. thick || heavy. [depth. 
 
 gpalasenr.f. thickness, thick part ||breadtb|| 
 epalaslr, v. a. & n. to thicken, 
 dpalsslssement, m. thickening )| thick- 
 ness, [leaves of a vine. 
 Spamprer, v. a. to lop off the superfluous 
 Spanchement, m. pouring out, shedding!! 
 
 effusion. 
 6pancher, v. a. to pour out || to open II to 
 
 vent || s'~, to overflow || to disclose one's 
 Spandre, v. a. to spread. |heart. 
 
 epanonlr, v. n. to blow, to bloom || to 
 
 grow cheerful. 
 tpanoulaeement, m. blossoming of 
 
 flowers || cheerfulness. 
 Ipararne, f. parsimony, saving. 
 *parg-ner, v. a. to spare, to save. 
 Sparplllement, m. scattering. 
 Sparplller, v. a. to scatter. 
 6para, e, a. scattered, thin, dishevelled, 
 eparvln, m. spavin. 
 Spate,, e, a. flattened 
 
 the foot broken off || 
 
 (fam.) amazed. 
 '6pater, to sprawl || to fall plump. 
 Spanle, f. shoulder. \fiaris. 
 
 6paal6e, f. shouldering || s, pi. fits and 
 6paulement, m. earthwork, rampart. 
 6panler, v. a. to splay || to bring to the 
 
 shoulder [| to press (the butt-end) against 
 
 the shoulder || to support, to help. 
 Epaulette, f. epaulet, shoulder-piece, 
 epave, f. strayed || waif || wreck. 
 6pave, a. strayed, 
 epeantre, f. spelt 
 
 6pee, f. sword 1| ~-de-mer, sword-fish. 
 Spelar, v. a. to spell. 
 Spoliation, f. spelling, 
 eperdu, e, a. (-ment, ad.) dismayed I] 
 
 distracted(ly) || desperate(ly). 
 Sperlan, m. smelt, 
 operon, m. spur || buttress || wrinkles (In 
 
 the corner of the eye) || beak-head. 
 peronner, v. a. to spur. 
 6pervler, m. sparrow-hawk H sweep-net 
 6ph6mere, m. day-fly. 
 eph<Sm6re, a. ephemeral. 
 6pi, m. ear, spike || tuft || feather 11 cluster. 
 Spice, f. spice || pain d'~, ginger-bread. 
 Splcer, v. a. to spice. 
 Spicerle, f. grocery. 
 Spicier, ere, m. <x f. spicer, grocer. 
 Splcurlen, m. epicure. 
 Spicnrien, ne, a. epicurean. 
 eplcnrlsme, m. epicurism. 
 SpidSmle, f. epidemic (disease). 
 SpldSmiqne, a. epidemic. 
 Spiderme, m. epidermis. 
 Spier, v. a. A n. to espy, to watch || to ear. 
 Splerrer, v. a. to clear of Itcmes. 
 <pleo, m. boar-spear.
 
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 tpltraatrb, m. epigastrium. 
 
 eplg-rammatlqne, a. epigrammatic. 
 
 epig-r&mme, 1. epigram. 
 
 6pigraphe, f. epigraph. 
 
 6pllatolre, a. depilatory. 
 
 6ptlepBie. f. epilepsy. 
 
 6pileptlque, m. epileptic. 
 
 dplleptlque, a. epileptic. 
 
 epller, v. a. to depilate. 
 
 Epilogue, m. epilogue. 
 
 epilog-ner, v. a. & n. to tied fault with. 
 
 epilogrueur, m. fault-finder || hair-splitter. 
 
 eplnarda, m. pi. spinage. 
 
 Apia*, f. thorn, prickle |] ~-vlnette, f. 
 
 (hot. ) barberry-bush. 
 4plnenx, ee, a. spiny || thorny, prickly || 
 
 intricate, difficult, ticklish. 
 plng-le, f. pin y peg || scarf-pin |j -B, pi. 
 
 pin-money. 
 
 pinglette, f. pricker, 
 eplcffller, m. pin-maker. 
 4piulere, a. (an.) spinal. 
 4plDoohe, m. stickle-back. 
 piphanle, f. Epiphany, 
 eplque, a. epic. 
 
 4plaoopal, e, a. episcopal II episcopalian. 
 tplacopat, m. episcopacy, bishopric. 
 4pi8ode, m. episode. 
 4plnpaBtlque, m. epispastic, 
 4pl8paatlque, a. cpispastlc. 
 (Spinner, v. a. (mar.) to aplice. 
 eplatolaire, m. epistolary |j letter-writer. 
 4pl*tolalre, a. epistolary, 
 epltaphe, f. epitaph. 
 eplUialasae, m. nuptial song, 
 epithete, f. epithet. 
 epltre, f. epistle, letter. 
 4plsootie, f. eplzooly, murrain, 
 tpltootlque, a. epizootic. 
 4plor, , a. all to tears, 
 eploye, a, H. displayed, spread. 
 4plucnaff, plnchembiit, m. picking. 
 4pluohar, v. .. to pick (out), to clean y to 
 
 sift. 
 
 4plachenr, ae, m. <i f. picker |] fault-finder. 
 4plnoaolr, m. paring-knife. 
 4plachure, f. picking. 
 pointer, Y. a. to blunt, to dull the point 
 4pong-e, f. sponge. 
 4ponirer, T. a. to sponge, to mop. 
 tpontllle, f. (mar.) stanchion, pillar. 
 4pop4e, f. epopee, epic poem. 
 4poqne, f. epoch, epocha, period. 
 6poumonner, T. a. to tire the lungs. 
 4pouaaille>, f. pi. wedding, 
 epouae, f. spouse, wife. 
 epona6e, f. newly married woman. 
 4ponaar, T. a. to espouse, to marry. 
 4ponsenr, m. marrying man. 
 *pouaaatar, v. a. to dust. 
 4pouaaetta, f. duster. 
 pon van table, a. (-ment, ad.) frightful 
 
 (ly) II dreadfully). 
 
 4ponvantall, m. scarecrow, bugbear, 
 eponvanta, f. fright, terror. 
 4pouvanter, T. a. to frighten, to terrify || 
 
 a'~, to be frightened ou terrified, 
 poax, m. husband, bridegroom || ~, pi, 
 
 hunbtoid and wite, toarrUd couple. 
 
 4prelndre, v. a. ir. to squeeze out. 
 
 'prendre, to be smitten, to fall in love. 
 
 (Spreuve, f. trial, proof, test || a l'~, on 
 
 trial. 
 
 dprts. e, a. enamoured, charmed, inflamed. 
 4pronver, v. a. to try || to experience || to 
 
 be sensible of. 
 
 e'pronvett*, f. probe. Range. 
 Spacer, v. a. to free from fleas. 
 epnlsable, a. exhaustible. 
 6pulsement, m. exhaustion || drainage, 
 epuiser, v. a. to exhaust, to drain || to 
 
 waste |] to use up. 
 
 6puiaette, f. hand-net (to take birds). 
 6puratlon, f. purifying, clarifying. 
 6pnre, f. draught 
 6puror, T. a. to purify, to refine. 
 6quarrir, v. a. to square || to kill and skin, 
 oqnarrlsaaere, m. squareness || squaring || 
 
 killing and skinning. 
 6quarrissement, m. squaring. 
 6qnarriaseur, m. knacker. 
 6quatour, m. equator. 
 Equation, f. (math. & astr.) equation. 
 equatorial, a. (astr. ) equatorial. 
 6querre,f square, square rule || d,'~, square. 
 ^qnestre, a. equestrian. 
 qaia.ugrle, a. -qui -angular. 
 6qulllbre, m. equilibnum || balance. 
 equllibrer, v. a. to poise. 
 uqullibrlkte, m. equilibrist. 
 6qulnoxe, m. equinox, 
 oqulnozial, e, a. equinoctiaL 
 aqalpaga, m. equipage || equipment || car- 
 riage || crew || plight y rouler ~, to ride 
 
 in one's carriage. 
 
 <iq ulpeu, f. foolish enterprise, prank, 
 equlpeiuent, m. equipment, fittiug-ont 
 eqolper. v. a. to equip, to fit out, to man. 
 6quitablement. ad. equitably. 
 6quit.iUon, f. riding II horseuiunghip. 
 equltd, f. equity, Justice, 
 equivalent, ui. equivalent 
 Equivalent, e, a. equivalent 
 ciciul valolr, v. n. ir. to be equivalent to. 
 Equivoque, f. equivocation, ambiguity. 
 equivoque, a. equivocal, ambiguous || 
 
 doubtful || suspicious. 
 
 eqnlvoqner, v. n. to equivocate || '-, to 
 erable, in. maple-tree, [make a mistake. 
 eradication, f. eradication, 
 erafler, v. a. to scratch slightly, to graze, 
 eraflare, f. light scratch, 
 tfralllement, m. (m6d.) everslon of the 
 
 eyelids. 
 
 drallle, e, a. bloodshot Q frayed. 
 6ralller, v. a. to fray, 
 eralllure, f. fraying. 
 4rat6, e, a. brisk, sprightly, canning, 
 erater, v. a. to pull out the milt ou spleen B 
 ere, f. era, epoch. [to cheer op. 
 
 erection, f. erection II raising, 
 orelnter, v. a. to break the back || to 
 6remltiqne, a. eremitical. (knock up. 
 trealpele, m. (m<5d.) erysipelas. 
 ergot, m. spur (of a cock) II smut, blight 
 ergrotd, a. spurred i| horned. 
 erg-oter, v. n. to cavil, 
 ersjoterl*, f. cavUling.
 
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 ergoteur 
 
 erg-oteur, se, m. & f. caviller. 
 
 rlg-er, v. a. to erect, to raise || '~, to set 
 
 ermltagre, m. hermitage. [up for. 
 
 ermlte, m. hermit. 
 
 Erosion, f. (mM.) erosion. 
 
 drotlque, a. erotic. 
 
 errant, e, a. errant, wandering, rambling. 
 
 erratiqne, a. orrntic || intermittent. 
 
 errements, m. pi. footsteps. 
 
 rrer, v. n. to rove, to ramble, to wander || 
 
 erres, f. pi. track. [to err, to mistake. 
 
 errenr, f. error, mistake || ~ t nay ! 
 
 erron6, e, a. erroneous. 
 
 erudlt, m. scholar. 
 
 erudlt, e, a. learned. 
 
 6 rnptlon, f. eruption || teething || (m(kl. ) 
 
 eruption, rash. 
 
 ryalp61e, ro. (md.) erysipelas. 
 *, pr. (contr. of an lea) maltre-ea- 
 
 ata. Master of arts. 
 eabronffe, f. fuss, show. 
 8oal<xau, m. stool || steps, 
 eaoadre, f. squadron (of ships). 
 eaoadrlUe, f. little squadron, 
 eaoadron, m. squadron (of horse) || obef 
 
 d'~, lieutenant-colonel. 
 escalade, f. climbing over, scaling. 
 eacalader, v. a. to scale. 
 eacale, f. putting In || stay, 
 eac'aller, m. staircase || flight of stairs || ~ 
 
 de service. ~ de dearairement, buck- 
 
 Htaircasti ]| ~ a vis, ~ en Umaoon, wind- 
 escamotag'e, m. Juggling, [lug staircase. 
 eaoamoter, v. a. to juggle, to pick, to 
 
 pilfer away. [gentleman. 
 
 acamotenr, m. Juggler || lignt-flngered 
 eaoampette, L; preudre de la poudro 
 
 d'~, to scamper away. 
 escapade, f. prank || spree, 
 esoarblllea, f. pi. coal-cinders. 
 *>oarbot,.m. black-beetle, 
 eacarboncle, f. carbuncle, 
 euoarg-ot, m. edible snail |j spiral staircase. 
 eaoarmonoae, f. skirmish, 
 eaoarmonoher, v. n. to skirmish, 
 eaoarole, f. (hot.) endive, 
 eaoarpe, f. (mil.) scarp, 
 eacarpe, e, a. steep, 
 eacarpement, m. escarpment || steepness. 
 eaoarper, v. a. to cut down steep. 
 eaoarpln, m. pump. 
 
 eaoarpolette, f. swing. [tngly. 
 
 dent, ra. knowledge || a bon ~, know- 
 eaclandre, f. noise, scandal, exposure, 
 esolavaffe, m. slavery. 
 eaolave, m. & t. slave, drudge. 
 eaolave, a. slavish, 
 eacobard, m. shuffler. 
 eacobarder, v. n. to shuffle, 
 eaoobarderle, f. shuffling. 
 eaooffler. v. a. to do for || to settle || to kill. 
 eacog-rlffe, m. sharper || lanky lout, 
 eacompte, m. (com.) discount. 
 eaeompter. v.a. (com.) to discount, to cash. 
 eaoomptear, m. (com.) discounter, 
 baoopette, f. carbine, band-goo, 
 eaoorttt, f. escort, convoy, 
 feacorter, v. n. to escort - 
 ftacouadA, f. squaa y sc^A, 
 
 esorlme, f. fencing || aalle d'~, taaxdag- 
 school. 
 
 eaorlmer, r. n. to fence II '-, to dabkla 
 in || to endeavour. 
 
 escroo, ra. sharper, swindler. 
 
 esoroqner, v. a. to trlrk, to cheat 
 
 escroquerie, f. swindler's trick. 
 
 CBcroqueur, m. swindler. 
 
 eapaoe, m. space, room. 
 
 eapaoement, m. interval || spacing. 
 
 eapacer, v. a, to place apart || to space. 
 
 eapadon, m. two-banded sword || sword-fish. 
 
 espagrnolette, f. sash-fastening. 
 
 espalier, m. fruit-wall. 
 
 eapara, m. pi. (mar.) spars (pi.). 
 
 eapeoe. f. species, sort, kind, raw, tribe g 
 -, pi. specie, cash || -a nouuante^, 
 hard cash, ready money. 
 
 eape>anoe, L hope, expectation || trust. 
 
 eaperer, v. a. A n. to hope, to expect, to 
 
 espleffle, m. wag. [trust. 
 
 espldg-le, a. waggish, frolicsome. 
 
 esplefflerle. f. frolic || roguisn trick. 
 
 eaplng-ole, f. blunderbuss. 
 
 eapion, m. spy. 
 
 eaplonnagre, m. spying || spy-system. 
 
 eapionner, v. a. to spy. 
 
 esplanade, L esplanade. 
 
 eapolr, m. hope, expcctnttou. 
 
 eaprlt, m. spirit, soul, ghost, apparition || 
 genlua, ingenuity, wit, witty thought, 
 understanding, mind || temper, disposi- 
 tion, sense, meaning || principle 1 , motive II 
 nonune d'~, man of genius, man of wit fl 
 ~ de oorpa. fellow-feeling |j ~ fort, free- 
 thinker |l bei ~, wit, genius || > de partt. 
 party-spirit l| ~ de >n<t, consistency it 
 notions ou habits of regularity. 
 
 esquif, m. skiff. 
 
 esuullle, f. splinter. 
 
 eaqulnancie, f. quinsy. 
 
 ^BQulnter, V. a, to knock op. 
 
 euqulpot, m. money-box. 
 
 eaqalsae, f. sketch || outline. 
 
 oaquisaer, v. a. to sketch. 
 
 eaqalver, v. a. to avoid || *'~, to steal 
 away. 
 
 eaaal, m. essay II trial, proof, experiment || 
 sample || effort || a l'~, on trial. 
 
 eaaalm, m. swarra || multitude. 
 
 easalmer, v. n. to swarm. 
 
 essanffer, v. a. to soak. 
 
 eaaartare, easartement, m. grubbing. 
 
 eaaarter, v. a. to grub up. 
 
 eaaayer, v. a. to try, to attempt || to assay | 
 s'~, to try one's hand ou ElclU. 
 
 ensayeur, m. assayer (of metals). 
 
 eaaenoe, f. essence || altar 
 
 easentlel, m. main point. 
 
 essential, le, a. (-lement. ad.) essea- 
 tlal(ly) || material(ly). 
 
 esslen, m. axle, axle-tree. 
 
 eaaor, m. Qight || soaring || strain || ply U 
 scope || prendre l'~, to soar. 
 
 esaorlller, v. a. to cut the ears off || to crop. 
 
 eaaouffler, v. a. to put out of twain. 
 
 eaaal, m. drying-pbice. 
 
 eaaale; --main, m. tuweljj 
 mat y ~pliu&e. m. vea- wiper.
 
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 eanyer, v. a. to wipe (off, away), to rub 
 off, 10 dust, to dry up || to bear, to suffer. 
 
 et, m. east 
 
 estacade, f. stockade. 
 
 estafette, f. express messenger. [bully. 
 
 estatter, m. footman || livery servant |) 
 
 BtaHlad*, f. Rla-sti || rent, cut (In cloth). 
 
 eatafllader, v. a. to slash. 
 
 eatamlnet, m. smoking-room |] tavern Q 
 tap- room. 
 
 estampe, f. stamp, print, engraving. 
 
 estamper, v. a. to stamp. 
 
 eataxnpllle, L stamp. 
 
 tamplller, v. a. to stamp. 
 
 eth6tlque, a. esthetic. 
 
 estimateur, m. appraiser. 
 
 estimation, I estimate, valuation. 
 
 time, L esteem, estimation. 
 
 timer, T. a. to esteem, to estimate, ,to 
 value H to prize D to deem. 
 
 eattval, a. Kslival || summer. 
 
 eatoe, m. lone rapier y stock || point of a 
 
 batocade, f. thrust. [sword |j tuck. 
 
 Mtooader, T. a. to thrust. 
 
 tomac, in. stomach II breast 
 
 '8tomao.uer, to take offence fl to ex- 
 
 stompe, t. stump. [haust oneself. 
 
 atomper, v. a. to stump. 
 
 trade, L platform, stage |] battre l'~, 
 
 atrafron, m. tarragon. [to scout. 
 
 trapade, L strappado. 
 
 utropie, m. lame, cripple. 
 
 atropl6, , a, crippled, maimed. 
 
 eatropler, T. a. to maim, k> cripple, to 
 lame R to mutilate. 
 
 taalre, m. estuary. 
 
 aturireon, m. sturgeon. 
 
 t, c. and I) - ... ~, Doth . . . and. 
 
 etablag-e, m. stabling. 
 
 table, m. stable || cattle-shed y sty. 
 
 etabler, v. a. to stable. 
 
 tabll, m. work-bench II counter. 
 
 etabllr, T. a. to establish, to settle, to 
 erect, to found, to ground, to appoint, to 
 create I to state, to aver, to assert. 
 
 etablimeut , m. establishment, es- 
 tablishing, settling || settlement, founda- 
 tion, institution II state, condition. 
 
 etago, m. story, floor U degree, quality, rank. 
 
 etarer, v. a. to cut slanting y to taper (the 
 hair) || to place In tiers. 
 
 6tag-ere, f. set of shelves, whatnot 
 
 <Stal, m. stay || shore || prop, support 
 
 etalm, m. carded wool. 
 
 4taln, m. tin, pewter. 
 
 etal, ra. butcber'8 stall. 
 
 etalaire, m. stallage || show |] goods ex- 
 posed for i>ale || show-window. 
 
 etalafflate, m. stall-keeper. 
 
 etaler, v. a. to stall, to expose for sale fl to 
 Dhow, to make a show of, to muke a 
 parade of H u'~, to lie along, to siielch 
 oneself out, to full ull along. 
 
 taller, in. stall-butcher. 
 
 etalon, m. stallion || standard. lltiu. 
 
 etalonnaire, etalonnement, m. stamp- 
 
 talonner, v. a, to stamp (measures v* 
 weights). 
 
 a, LU. tinning y plating. 
 
 etambot, m. (mar.) stern-post 
 
 etamer, v. a. to tin || to plate. 
 
 etamear, m. tinker. 
 
 etamine, f. bolting-cloth I| stnraen || pas- 
 ser par l'~, to sift y to be silted. 
 
 etamnre, f. tinning. 
 
 etanchement, m. stanching, stopping (of 
 a fluid) || quenching. [quench. 
 
 <5tancher, v. a. to stanch, to stop y to 
 
 6tangon, m. stay, prop. 
 
 etangoaner, v. a. to stay, to prop. 
 
 6tangr, m. (fish-)pond, pool. 
 
 tape, f. rations || halting-place. 
 
 otapler, m. sutler. 
 
 etat, m. state, condition || place, rank, 
 quality || commonwealth, government || 
 -a, pi. domlnionsll Parliament ||~-maj or, 
 m. staff || staff-office. 
 
 6tau, m. vice, screw-vice. fto support 
 
 etayer, v. a. to prop, to stay, to hold up, 
 
 6te, m. summer. 
 
 etelg-nolr, m. extinguisher. 
 
 etelndre, v. a. ir. to extinguish, to put 
 out. to quench, to suffocate || to strike out, 
 to destroy y a'~, to go out || to abate, to 
 decrease. 
 
 6teint, e, a. extinguished, out, extinct 
 
 etendape, ro. drying-lines. 
 
 etendard, m. standard, colours, banner. 
 
 etendolr, in. drying-place || clothus-lliiea 
 (pl.) II peel. 
 
 etandre, T. a, to extend, to spread, to 
 stretch, to expand y to lengthen || '-, to 
 stretch oneself || to extend, to spread, to 
 reach, to enlarge, to expatiate (upon). 
 
 etendu, e, a. stretched, spread out || large || 
 tedious || extensive || sprawling. 
 
 etendne, f. extent, compass -Tengtb. 
 
 eternel, le, a. (-lament, aa.) eternalHy)!! 
 evcrlasting(ly). l"'~. to last for ever. 
 
 Aterniser.v.a. to eternise, to make eternal |' 
 
 eternite, f. eternity. 
 
 eternnement, m. sneezing. 
 
 eternner, v. n. to sneeze. 
 
 6teter, v. a. to lop off the top of a trea. 
 
 etenle, L stubble. 
 
 6th6r6, e, a. ethereal. 
 
 ethlqae, f. ethics. 
 
 6thnographle, f. ethnography. 
 
 etlagre, m. low-water mark. 
 
 etlnoeler, v. n. to sparkle, to glitter, to 
 
 etlnoeUe, f. sparkle, flash. (flash. 
 
 etlnoellemeut, m. sparkling, glittering, 
 n anlnne. 
 
 ftiolement, m. etiolation || emaciation. 
 
 etlolor, v. a. to etiolate U to emaciate. 
 
 6tlque, H. consumptive, hectic. 
 
 otlqnetor, v. a. to label, to ticket 
 
 etiquette, L label || ceremonien || cere- 
 
 etlrer, T. a. to stretch. (.niooial. 
 
 etisie, f. conxumptlon. 
 
 Ototf e, f. stuff, cloth J| matter. 
 
 etotle, e, a. Huffed || I urulsbed || full, rich | 
 comfortably off. 
 
 Itotter, v. a. to put "tuff in. 
 
 etolle, f. Htur || blaze y 4 la bell* ~, in 
 thf xtor-llKht lURht 
 
 etulle, e, a. starry, full of stars || star- 
 
 etoller, T. a. to stargto itudjf ', to crack.
 
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 ttonnunment evident 
 
 Atonnaniment, ad. wonderfully. 
 
 Atonnement, m. astonishment || wonder. 
 
 Stonner, v. a. to astonish, to amaze || to 
 startle || m'~, to be astonished || to wonder 
 
 fttouffade, f. stew. (at. 
 
 dtonffant, e, a. sultry. 
 
 6touffement, m. stifling, suffocation. 
 
 Atonffer, v. a. <t n. to stifle, to suffocate, 
 to choke, to smother || to conceal, to ex- 
 tinguish || to be stifled, to be choked. 
 
 Atcmlf oir, m. damper [| cinder-pail. 
 
 Atonpe, I. tow, oakum. 
 
 Atonper, v. a. to stop (with tow). 
 
 6 toupille , t quick-match || ~ fnlmlnante, 
 friction-tube. [blunder. 
 
 Atonrderle, f. giddiness, thoughtlessness, 
 
 etoardl, m. giddy-head. 
 
 Atonrdl, e, a. giddy, light-headed || heed- 
 less || -meat, ad. giddily || a l'-e, gid- 
 dily, thoughtlessly. 
 
 tourdir, v. a. to stun (with noise ou by a 
 blow), to deafen, to make giddy || to be- 
 numb, to daunt, to discourage ]| to sur- 
 prise, to astonish I) to assuage || B'~, to 
 hake off the thoughts of, to divert one's 
 mind from. [dizziness, shock. 
 
 Atourdissement, m. stunning, giddiness, 
 
 Atourueau, m. starling || silly coxcomb. 
 
 Atrangre, a. (-ment, ad.) strange(ly) || odd. 
 
 Atraug-er, fere, m. foreigner, stranger || a 
 !, abroad. 
 
 Atranirer, Are, a. strange, foreign, out- 
 laariisb, exotic || extraneous. 
 
 AtrangretA, f. strangeness, [tion. 
 
 Atrang-lement, m. strangling || strangula- 
 
 Atr angrier, T. a. & n. to strangle, to gurrote II 
 tu make too scanty || tu be choked || 
 6tr.intf 1C, scanty || too narrow ou tight. 
 
 Atrauirleur, m. garotter. 
 
 Atravu. f. (mar.) stem, [outs of a bouse. 
 
 Atre, m. being, existence P -, pL ins and 
 
 Atru, v. n. ir. to be, to exist || to consist 
 of || to dwell || to side with || to be concerned 
 In || to come j| y ~, to have hit it || to be 
 up to the mark if to be at home. 
 
 AtrAolr, T. a. to straiten || '-, to shrink, 
 to get narrower. (narrowness. 
 
 Atreclsaement, m. shrinking, straltnesa, 
 
 Atrelndre, v. a. ir. to bind, to press close, 
 to twist. 
 
 Atrelnte, f. binding, tying close, grasp || 
 embrace |l clasping, pressing. 
 
 Atrenne, t handsel || -, pL. New-Tear's 
 gift, Christmas-box. 
 
 Atrenner. v. a, & n. to give a New- Tear's 
 gift ou Christmas-box || to give handsel || 
 to take handsel. 
 
 Atrler, m. stirrup || strap. 
 
 Atrllle, f. curry-comb. 
 
 Atrlller, v. a to curry || to drub || (fig.) to 
 
 Atrlper, v. a. to gut. [fleece. 
 
 AtrlquA, e, a. narrow, scanty || paltry. 
 
 Atrlvlere, f. stirrup-leather. 
 
 Atroit, e, a. (-ement, ad.) strait || nar- 
 row(ly) || close(ly) || scanty || 8trict(ly) || 
 limited || intimate. 
 
 Atron, m. filth || excrement 
 
 Atronoonaer, v. a. to lop off (the top 
 
 Of* DM). 
 
 AtudA, f. study, learning || study (room) I 
 usher's room || office, chambers. 
 
 Atudlant, m. student. 
 
 6tndi6, e, a. studied, affected. 
 
 etudler, v. a. & n. to study || s'^, 'to 
 endeavour. 
 
 etui, m. case, box, sheath || pin-case. 
 
 etn ve, t stove, hot-bouse l| drying-place. 
 
 AtnvAe, f. stewing I) stewed meat 
 
 etuvement, m. fomentation. 
 
 Atnver, v. a. to stew || to bathe, to foment. 
 
 etymologrie, f. etymology. 
 
 AtytnologiQue, a. etymological. 
 
 eaoharlstie, f. Eucharist. 
 
 eunnqne, m. eunuch. 
 
 eupbdmlame, m. euphemism. 
 
 euphonle, f. euphony || par ~, for the 
 sake of sound. 
 
 eaphoniqne, a. euphonic. 
 
 enphorbe, m. (bot.) euphorbia || milk- 
 wort || (m6d.) euphorblum. 
 
 eaz, pn. m. pi. them, they. 
 
 evacuer, v. a. to evacuate. 
 
 'evader, to make one's escape, to elope. 
 
 evaluation, f. valuation, estimate. 
 
 Avaluer, v. a. to value, to appraise, to 
 estimate. [(ally). 
 
 evang-ellqae, a. (-ment, ad.) evangelic 
 
 evang- 611aer, y. n. to evangelise. 
 
 6vantf eliate, m. evangelist. 
 
 Avang-lle, m. Gospel. 
 
 'Avanoalr, to faint, to swoon, to vanish. 
 
 Avanoulssement, m. swoon, fainting fit. 
 
 Avaporation, 1 evaporation j| thought- 
 lessness. 
 
 AvaporA, e, a. evaporated, giddy-brained. 
 
 Avaporer. v. a, to evaporate, to vent || '>, 
 to pass off in vapour || to get giddy. 
 
 AvasA, e, a. wide, bell-mouthed. 
 
 Avasement, m. width. 
 
 Avaaer, v. a. to widen. 
 
 Avaalf, ve, a. l-vement, ad.) evaslve(ly). 
 
 Avaslon, f. escape. 
 
 AvechA, m. bishopric || episcopal palace. 
 
 Avail, 10. warning, hint y alarm. 
 
 AvelllA, A, a. awake, awaked || lively, brisk, 
 sprightly, alert || attentive, vigilant. 
 
 Avelller, v. a. to wake, to awake, to brisk 
 up, to quicken, to- animate. 
 
 AvAnement, in. event || emergency J| in- 
 cident [bole. 
 
 6 vent, m. smack, twang || open air || vent- f 
 
 Aventail, m fan. 
 
 Aventailllste, in. fan-maker || fan-painter. 
 
 overitalre, m. flat basket. 
 
 AventA, e, a. fanned || giddy. 
 
 Aventer, v. a. to fan, to ventilate, to air | 
 to winnow || to spread abroad || '~, to fan 
 oneself || to evaporate, to flatten, to die. 
 
 eventolr, m. fire-fan. 
 
 Aventrer, v. a. to rip up || to cut open, 
 
 AventnalltA, f. eventuality. 
 
 Aventnel, m. contingency || 3oune-fee8. 
 
 Aventnel, le, a. (-lament, ad.) eventual 
 
 AvBqae, m. bishop. 1C?)- 
 
 'Avertner, to strive, to exert oneeelf. 
 
 Avldenunent, ad. evidently. 
 
 evidence, t evidence. 
 
 , a. rldat || uadeuiabl*.
 
 tvlder eipidier 
 
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 4lier, T. a. to uiisUrch || to hollow U to 
 scoop out. 
 
 vler, m. link (In a kitchen) || eluk-stone, 
 
 6vlpoer, v. a. to evict |j to oust. 
 
 6vlta,gre, m. swinging. 
 
 6vit6e, f. (mar.) berth. 
 
 6 vltement ; ga.ro d'~, (bunt, siding. 
 
 6vlter, v. a. & a. to avoid, to shun, to 
 save li to swing. 
 
 Evocation, f. evocation, raising up. 
 
 6 valuer, v. n. (mil.) to perform evolutions [| 
 to revolve. 
 
 Evolution, t. (mil. & mar.) evolution. 
 
 Cvoquer, v. a. to evoke, to call forth. 
 
 exact, e, a. (-ement, ad.) cxact(ly) || ac- 
 curately) || precisely) || strict, correct, 
 
 exacteur, in. exactor. [punctual. 
 
 exactitude, {. exactness, punctuality, ac- 
 curacy. 
 
 exa^erer, v. a. to exaggerate. 
 
 exalt6, e, a. exalted, excited. 
 
 exalter, v. a. to exalt J| to extol. 
 
 examan, m. examination. 
 
 exazulnatenr, m. examiner. 
 
 examiner, v. a. to examine, to inquire 
 into U to inupcct, to scrutinise. 
 
 exaaprer, v. a. to exasperate. 
 
 exanoement, m. granting, bearing. 
 
 exauoer, v. a. to grant, to bear. 
 
 excedant, a, m. & t. overplus, surplus. 
 
 exceder, v. a. to exceed, to weary || to 
 wear out. 
 
 xoallanea, f. excellence || Excellency || 
 par ~, in an eminent degree. 
 
 excellent, a, a. excellent. 
 
 exoellentlsslme, a. most excellent. 
 
 exoeller, v. n. to excel, to surpass. 
 
 exoantrlclta, f. eccentricity. 
 
 excentrlque, m. eccentric wheel. 
 
 exoentrlque, a. eccentric. 
 
 exoepte, a, pr. except, save. 
 
 excapter, v. a. to except. 
 
 axoaptlonnal, la, a. ( lament, id.) ex- 
 
 exoec, m. excess || abuse. |ceptional(ly). 
 
 axoaaslf, ve, a. (-vement, nd. ) excmtfve 
 (ly) || unreasonable || superfiuous(ly) I! 1m- 
 niodernte(ly). (allege. 
 
 axolpar, v. n. to plead an exception y to 
 
 exoltablllta, f. excitability. 
 
 excitant, e, m. & 1, stimulant. 
 
 axoltatanr, ra. exciter. 
 
 excitation, f. excitement || stimulation. 
 
 exciter, v. a. to excite, to provoke, to 
 animate, to stimulate, to urge, to stir up. 
 
 'axolamar, to exclaim, to clamour || 
 
 axolura, v. a, Ir. to exclude, [to protest. 
 
 exolnalf, ve, a. (-Tenant, ad.) ex- 
 clusive) ly). 
 
 excommunler, T. a. to excommunicate. 
 
 axoorler, v. a. (chlr.) to excoriate. 
 
 excrement, m. excrement. 
 
 axoroleaanoa, f. excrescence. 
 
 xouralou, I. excursion, ramble. 
 
 excuse, t. excuse || apology. 
 
 exouaer, v. a. to excuse || to apologise for || 
 ', to excuse oneself || to decline. 
 
 exeat, ra. 'permission to go, pats, exeat. 
 
 xeorablemont, ail. execrably, 
 r, V. a. to xeci'AU. 
 ., . .1 v 
 
 executable, a. practicable. 
 
 executant, m. performer. 
 
 executer, v. a. to execute, to perform, to 
 
 effect, to complete |l to put to death || . 
 
 to do for oneself || to be one's own executor [| 
 
 to act against one's own Interests. 
 ex<5cuteur, trice, m. & t. executor || 
 
 executioner, hangman || executrix, 
 execution, f. execution, performance jj 
 
 capital punishment || homme d'~, bold 
 
 and enterprising man || practical man. 
 ex6cntolre, a. executory. 
 exemplalre, m. copy (of a book), 
 exemplalre, a. exemplary, 
 exemple, in. example, copy || slip [j par ~, 
 
 for example, for Instance. 
 exempt, e, a. exempt, free from, 
 exempter, v. a. to exempt, to free from, 
 
 to dispense with. 
 
 exemption, f. exemption, dispensation, 
 exequatur, m. exequatur, full pow.er. 
 exercer, v. a. to exercise [l to train up to|| 
 
 to practise || to exert || to follow || to drill, 
 exercloe, m. exercise, use, practice || per- 
 
 formance || action || fatigue, trouble, 
 exergue, m. exergue (of a coin), 
 a'exfoller, to exfoliate, 
 exhalalson, f. exhalation, 
 exhalation, f. exhalation, 
 exhaler, v. a. to exhale, to evaporate || to 
 
 breathe out, to vent || >'~, to evaporate, 
 
 to transpire || to break out. 
 exhaussement, m. raising, height. 
 exhauBser, v. a. to raise, 
 exhiber, v. a. to exhibit, 
 exhorter, T. a. to exhort, 
 exhnmer, v. a. to disinter, to exhume, 
 exlg-eant, a, a. exacting, unreasonable, 
 
 particular. Jableuess, claim, 
 
 exlg-ence, f. exigence, exigency, unreocou- 
 exlg-er, v. a. to exact, to require, to de- 
 mand || to want. 
 
 exigrlble, a. demandable. [minute, 
 
 exig-n, a, a. exlKUOus, small || slender, 
 axlg-uit, f. smallness || scantiness, 
 exll, m. exile (place). 
 exile, a, m. & f. exile (person), 
 axllar, v. a. to exile, to banish, 
 existence, f. existence, being, subsistence | 
 
 life || standing. 
 
 axlatar, v. n. to exist, to be || to live. 
 axode, ra. exodus. 
 
 axonarar, v. a. to exonerate |j to discharge, 
 axorbltammont, ad. excessively, 
 exorbitant, o, a. excessive, 
 exorolaar, v. a. to exorcise, 
 exorclsme, m. exorcism, 
 exorde, in. exordium, 
 oxotlque, a. exotic. 
 expanslt, ve, a. expansive, 
 expatrler, v. a. to expatriate || '~, to 
 
 leave one's country. 
 
 axpectatlve, f. expectation || expectancy, 
 oxpeotorer, v. a. to expectorate, 
 expedient, m. expedient, shift, 
 expedient, a. proper, lit || advl*bl. 
 exp6dlar. v. a. to expedite, to (urwaid, to 
 
 vend off || to batUa |j la wnil fruai || (tea. ) 
 
 lo Mad qulekJjr, 
 

 
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 expedltenr, m. sender || commission- 
 agent || shipper. 
 
 expedlttf, ve, a. expeditious, quick. 
 
 expedition, f. expedition, dispatch || dis- 
 patching, sending off || shipment || inarch || 
 copy. [copyist, copier, clerk. 
 
 expedltionnaire , m. commissioner, 
 
 expedltlonnaire, a. expeditionary. 
 
 experience, f. experience || experiment 
 
 experimental, a. experimental. 
 
 experlmentatenr, m. experimentalist. 
 
 experimenter, v. a. to experience, to try. 
 
 expert, e, m. appraiser || valuer || surveyor || 
 
 expertement, ad. expertly. [expert. 
 
 expertise, f. examination, estimate, valua- 
 tion || report || survey. 
 
 expertiser, v. a. to examine technically, 
 to examine and report upon. 
 
 expiation, 1. expiation, atonement 
 
 explatoire, a. expiatory. 
 
 expler, v. a. to expiate, to atone lor. 
 
 explrer, v. n. to expire j| to die. 
 
 expietif, m. (gr.) expletive. 
 
 expietif, ve, a. expletive || emphatic. 
 
 expUcatenr, m. explainer. 
 
 explicatif, ve, a. explanatory. 
 
 explication, f. explanation, interpretation, 
 illustration y reading. 
 
 expllcltement, ad. explicitly. 
 
 expliqner, v. a. to explain, to declare, to 
 expound, to illustrate, to interpret, to 
 translate || s'~, to explain oneself, to speak 
 plainly, to give one's candid opinion. 
 
 exploit, m. exploit, achievement |[ feat || 
 (jur.) writ. 
 
 exploitable, a. that may be worked ou 
 cultivated || (J ur -) distrainable. 
 
 exploltant, m. worker || cultivator, farmer. 
 
 exploitation, f. improving of lands, fell- 
 ing of woods, working of mines. 
 
 exploiter, v. a. <t n. to work, to employ || 
 to farm, to cultivate || to make use of || to 
 manage || (Jur.) to serve warrants || to 
 distrain. [tivator || speculator. 
 
 exploltenr, m. manager, worker, cul- 
 
 explorateur, m. explorer. 
 
 explorer, v. a. to explore. 
 
 explosion, t. explosion. 
 
 exportateur, m. exporter. 
 
 exportation, f. exportation y exported 
 
 exporter, v. a. to export [goods. 
 
 exposant, m. petitioner || exhibitor || (HI-.) 
 exponent. [count j| allegation. 
 
 exposfi, m. (jur.) statement || recital, ac- 
 
 uxposer, v. a. to expose, to lay out, to 
 display, to discover || to venture || to allege || 
 to explain, to expound. 
 
 exposition, f. exposition, exhibition |[ ex- 
 posure || situation || explanation, inter- 
 pretation || recital, statement 
 
 expres, m. express (messenger). 
 
 oxpres, ease, a. express || expressed || 
 plain, in express terms, positive || ~, ad. 
 purposely, on purpose. 
 
 tojtpresaement, ad. expressly. 
 
 fcxpresalf, ve, a. expressive. 
 
 6s.piea8ion, f. expression [I expressive- 
 ness || wording. 
 
 cxprlmable, a. expressible. 
 
 exprlmer, v.a. to express || to squeeze cut 
 
 expropriation, f. expropriation || dis- 
 possession 1| appropriation. 
 
 excroprler, v. a. to expropriate, to dis- 
 
 expulser, v. a. to expel. [possess. 
 
 exqnis, e, a. exquisite. 
 
 exsang-ne, a. (mfid.) bloodless, anaemic. 
 
 exsudatlon or exudation, f. exudation. 
 
 extase, f. ecstasy. 
 
 extasler, v. a. to ecstasy, to ravish. 
 
 extatique, a. ecstatic. 
 
 extension, f. extension, extent, strain. 
 
 extenuer, v. a. to extenuate || to exhaust. 
 
 exttSrlenr, m. exterior, outside, outward 
 surface, appearance. 
 
 exterleur, e, n. (-ement, ad.) exterior || 
 
 ' external(ly) || ontward(ly) || foreign || pu- 
 blic || a l'~, exteriorly, abroad, [stroyer. 
 
 extermlnatenr, m. exterminator, da- 
 
 exterminateur, a. exterminating. 
 
 extermlner, v. a. to exterminate, to de- 
 
 externat, m. day-school. [stroy. 
 
 externe, m. day-scholar. 
 
 externe, a. external, exterior, outward. 
 
 exterritoriality, f. ex-territoriallty, in- 
 violability of a fereign ambassador's 
 dwelling and belongings. 
 
 extinction, f. extinction, extinguishment || 
 suppression, putting amend (to) || redemp- 
 tion of annuities. [pator. 
 
 extlrpatenr, m. destroyer || weed-extir- 
 
 extirpatlon, f. extirpation, total destruc- 
 
 extlrper, v. a. to extirpate. [Hon. 
 
 extorqner, V. a. to extort 
 
 extorslon, f. extortion. 
 
 extra, m. extra l| mnros, ad. extra - 
 muros || (London) off the stones. 
 
 extraction, f. extraction, descent, birth, 
 
 extradition, f. extradition. [origin. 
 
 extralre, v. a. IT. to extract, to select 
 
 extrait, m. extract || abstract 
 
 extrajndlclalre, a. (-ment, ad.) extra- 
 judicial(ly). [unusual expense. 
 
 extraordinaire, m. extraordinary thing y 
 
 extraordinaire, a. extraordinary, out oi 
 the common course || -ment, ad. extra- 
 ordinarily || uncommonly. 
 
 extravagance, f. extravagance |l extra- 
 vagant thing. [wild, mad. 
 
 ex tra vagrant, e, a. extravagant, excessive || 
 
 extravagrner, T. n. to extravagate II to 
 rave, to talk idly. 
 
 s'extravaser, to be extravasated. 
 
 extreme, m. extremity. [utmost. 
 
 extreme, a. (-ment, ad.) extremely) y 
 
 extremite, f. extremity, extreme, utmost 
 parts || utmost distress || last moments || 
 a l'~, dying || to the last moment 
 
 extrinaeqne, a. extrinsic. 
 
 exuberance, f. exuberance || luxuriance. 
 
 ex-voto, m. votive ottering. 
 
 P. 
 
 (able, f. fable l| mythology j| story, 
 fabliau, in. (poes.) metrical tale. 
 fabricant, m. manufacturer,
 
 fabric&teTir falsifier 
 
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 fabricate ar, m. maker || forger. ' 
 
 fabrication, i. fabrication, manufactur- 
 ing, manufacture || coining || forgery (of a 
 deed). 
 
 fabrlque, f. fabric, frame, building, con- 
 struction || manufacture, factory || revenue 
 of a church || vestry-board. 
 
 fabriquer, v. a. to fabricate, to manu- 
 facture || to coin || (fig.) to invent, to forge. 
 
 fabulous:, Be, a. (-sement, ad.) fabulous 
 
 fabullste, m. fabulist. L(ly). 
 
 facade, f. front || frontage !| face. 
 
 face, f. face, visage || surface, superficies || 
 front, forepart (of a building) [| appear- 
 ance, state, turn (of affairs), condition || 
 en ~ de, in tbe sight of, in presence of, 
 before, over-against 
 
 faoetie, f. facetious ness, joke, jest 
 
 faoetleaz. BO, a. (-sement, ad.) face- 
 lious(ly) || jocular. 
 
 facette, f. facet small surface. 
 
 facetter, v. a. to cut with facets. 
 
 tache, e, a, angry, displeased || sorry, 
 vexed. 
 
 faoher, v. a. to anger, to make angry, to 
 grieve, to afflict || to offend || se ~, to be 
 grieved, to be displeased || to be sorry, to 
 be angry, to grumble, to quarrel. 
 
 f&cnerle, f. disagreement, trouble. 
 
 f ache ox, m. Intruder, bore. 
 
 f&cnenjc, ae, a. grievous, sad, tiouble- 
 some, vexatious I) difficult || peevish. 
 
 facial, a. (anat) facial. 
 
 taclea, m, (med.) facies. 
 
 facile, a. easy |[ ready || yielding || off- 
 hand I] fluent II -ment, ad. easily. 
 
 faclllto, f. facility, easiness, ease, readi- 
 ness, dexterity l| fluency. 
 
 fac inter, v. a. to facilitate. 
 
 faoon, f. fashion, shape, form || workman- 
 ihlp, making || composition, make || orna- 
 ment || manner, way, mode, custom || look, 
 presence j| ceremony, affectation || (agr.) 
 
 faoonde, f. eloquence, loquacity, [dressing. 
 
 faoonner, v. a. to fashion, to make, to 
 form, to shape || to figure || to accustom 
 to || (agr.) to till, to dress. 
 
 fooonnler, ere, a. ceremonious, formal. 
 
 factagre, m. carriage l| goods-delivery || 
 porterage. [letter-carrier, postman. 
 
 tactenr, m. maker || porter || factor, agtnt|| 
 
 taotloe, a. facUtioua. 
 
 tactleaz, m. factloniit 
 
 taotleuz, Be, a. factious. [duty. 
 
 faction, f. faction || (mil.) sentry, watch || 
 
 Xactlonnalre, in. (mil.) sentinel, sentry. 
 
 faotorerle, t factory. 
 
 tact a re, f. (com.) invoice, bill. 
 
 taoturvr, v. a. (com.) to invoice. 
 
 tacoltatir, ve, a. optional. 
 
 raoulte, f. faculty. 
 
 iadalae, f. trifle, fiddle-faddle || ttilllnesa. 
 
 fadaaae, a. most insipid. 
 
 fade, a. insipid, tasteless, mawkish j| dull, 
 heavy. [insipid cumpiimeut 
 
 fadear, t insipidity || silliness, empty talk || 
 
 tag-ot, m. fagot, bundle || Idle story. 
 
 ' r. t. fagot-uiakliig. ;andle up. 
 r, v. a. U. fagot, to tilt Ui fogutb || to 
 
 fagoteur.m fagot-maker || bungler II scribb- 
 ler. |clothes || Pug (f clown. 
 
 m. monkey dressed In man's 
 
 falble, m. foible, weak side. 
 
 falble, a. (-ment, ad.) feeble || weak(ly) || 
 poor || languishing || light, fragile || slight 
 (ly) || faintly. 
 
 falblesse, f. feebleness, weakness, faint- 
 ness, languor j] swoon, fainting fit || failing 
 
 f albllr, v. n. to get weak |j to slacken | to 
 flag || to yield. 
 
 faience, t. earthenware, delf. 
 
 f alencerle , f. manufacture of earthen- 
 ware |j crockery-ware. 
 
 falencier, m. crockery-ware man. 
 
 fa till, m. bankrupt 
 
 faillibllite, f. fallibility. 
 
 raillir, v. n. ir. to fail, to err, to be mil- 
 taken, to be deficient || to go bankrupt || 
 to be on the point of. 
 
 fallllta, f. failure, bankruptcy || insolvency || 
 falre ~, to go bankrupt. 
 
 f aim, f. hunger || avoir ~, to be hungry: 
 
 falne, f. beech-nut. 
 
 faineant, m. idler || drone. 
 
 faineant, e, a. idle, lazy. 
 
 faln6anter, v. n. to idle. 
 
 falnlantlse, f. idleness, laziness, sloth. 
 
 falre, m. doing, execution || manner, style. 
 
 falre, v. a. ir. to make, to do, to perform, 
 to execute, to accomplish || to create, to 
 get, to beget || to cause || to compose, to 
 constitute || to counterfeit || to commit, to 
 practise || to think, to esteem || to fit, to 
 suit || to deal |j so ~, to be made, to be 
 done || to turn, to become, to use, to In- 
 ure || to grow, to happen. [practicable. 
 
 faisable, a. feasible, that may be done, 
 
 f alsan, e or de, m. i f. pheasant || hen- 
 pheasant. 
 
 faisandeaa, m. young pheasant 
 
 fai sander, v. a. to keep meat till it get- 
 high jl ae ~, to get high (of meat). 
 
 falsanderle, f. pheasantry. 
 
 falsandler, m. pheasant-breeder. 
 
 falscean, m. bundle, truss, sheaf. 
 
 falsear, m. maker, doer, performer, 
 monger I) swindler || jobber. 
 
 fait, m. fact, matter of fact || act, action, 
 deed || case, affair, business || share || en 
 ~ de. In point of j| de ~, In reality, truly || 
 ~ d'armea, exploit || - et treMteu, pi. 
 aayiugs and doings (pi.). 
 
 fait, e, a. made, done || over, out 
 
 falte, m. top. summit 
 
 falx, m. burden, weight 
 
 falalae, f. cliff. [coait 
 
 falaiser, v. n. (mar.) to break upon tbe 
 
 falbala, m. furbelow, flounce. (ly). 
 
 faUuieux.8e,a(-Be. ment, ad. (fallacious 
 
 tailolr, v. imp. ir. to be neceuary, to be 
 needful, to be requisite || to be in need, to 
 
 falot, m. large lantern. . 
 
 talot, e, a. ludicrous |l fuany. / 
 
 falcurda, f. bundle of logs. 
 
 falalxloateur, m. falsifier. ' 
 
 iiUaUlc.-it.lon. f. falsification, counterfeit, 
 forgery || adulteration. 
 
 toli.ltit.4 , v. a. to fa^aUy, to adultecaW. 
 
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 flalnn . 
 
 falan, m. shell-marl. 
 
 laluner, v. a. to manure with shell-marl. 
 
 t am6, e, a. famed || mal ~, of bad repute. 
 
 famellqne, a. starved, bungry. 
 
 f amenx, se, a. (-sement, ad.) famous 
 (ly) |[ famed, distinguished. 
 
 famtliarlser, v. a. to famlllartse || to 
 tame, to habituate || se ~, to familiarise 
 oneself, to accustom oneself to. 
 
 famillarlt<, f. familiarity. 
 
 famlller, 6re, a. (-erement, ad.) fami- 
 liarly) |[ Intimatt-(ly) || free(ly). 
 
 famllle, f. family || race, kindred, rela- 
 tions || bouse, household || affaire de ~, 
 t. domestic concern || em ~, with one's 
 family || without ceremony. 
 
 famine, f. famine. 
 
 ranag-e, m. hay-making || hay-niaker's 
 wages (pi.) j| leaves (pi.). [(fig.) guide. 
 
 fanal, m. light-bouse || watch-light, beacon || 
 
 fanatlqne, m. fanatic. 
 
 lanatlque, a. fanatic. 
 
 fanatlaer, v. a. to fanaticlse. 
 
 lauatlame, m. fanaticism. 
 
 fame, f. fallen leaf j| tops. 
 
 tamer, v. a. to make bay, to spread bay |{ 
 to dry up, to cause to fade || ae ~, to fade 
 away. 
 
 faneur, se, m. & t. bay-maker. 
 
 fanfan, m. darling, duck. 
 
 fanfare, f. flourish (of trumpets). 
 
 fanfaron, m. bully, boaster, hector. 
 
 fanfaron, ne, a. boasting, bragging. 
 
 tanfaronnade, faufaronaerle, f. brag- 
 ging, boasting, ostentation. 
 
 fanflnot, m. baby || (fain.) ducky. 
 
 fanfrelnohe, f. gewgaw. 
 
 iang-e, f. mire, mud, din, 
 
 fang-enx, ae, a. miry, dirty. 
 
 faniom, m. small flag (before baggage- 
 waggons), [a bishop's mitre). 
 
 fanon, m. dewlap || fetlock || pendants (of 
 
 f antaisle, f. fantasy |l fancy || whim. 
 
 fantaislate, m. & f. fanciful artist || Ima- 
 ginative author || fantasist, humourist 
 
 f antasmag-orle, f. phantasmagoria || dis- 
 solving views. 
 
 fantasmag-orlqne, a. phantasmagoric. 
 
 lantaaque, a. fantastic || fanciful || whim- 
 
 fantaaalm, m. foot-soldier. [steal. 
 
 fantastique, a. (-ment, ad.) fantas- 
 tlcal(ly). [fancy. 
 
 f antome, m. pbantom, apparition, spectre || 
 
 faon, in. fawn, doe. 
 
 faonner, v. n. to fawn. 
 
 Xaquln, m. Coxcomb, fob, Jackanapes. 
 
 faraud, m. vulgar coxcomb. 
 
 farce, f. farce |J stuffing, force-meat || after- 
 piece, Interlude, laughable scene. 
 
 farceur, m. farce-player, balloon || droll 
 person. 
 
 farcin, m. farcy, glanders. 
 
 farclr, v. a. to stuff, to cram. 
 
 lard, m. paint, varnish || disguise, 
 
 Sardeau, m. burden, load. 
 
 farder, T. a, 4 n. to fnrd || to paint || to 
 gloss, to varnish, to disguise |[ to link. 
 
 tardier, m. i>tune-and-Umbr dray. 
 
 t*rtadt, m, hobgoblin. 
 
 farfcmlller, v. a. A n, to ruiuuutge, K> 
 
 fumble, to poke, 
 farlbole, f. idle story, trifle. 
 farlme, f. meal, flour || pollen, grist. 
 fariner, v. a. to flour, [farinaceous food. 
 farlnenx. m. pi. mealy substances (pi.), 
 farlneaz, se, a, farinaceous, mealy, 
 farlnler, m. meal-man, 
 farlniere, f. meal-tub, floor-bin, 
 farouche, a. wild, savage || unsociable, shy. 
 fascicule, m. bundle || nosegay || (of publi- 
 cations) number, part j| (bot. ) fascicle, 
 fascine, f. fascine, fagot, bavin, 
 fasclner, v. a. to fascinate, 
 faseole, f. kidney-bean. 
 faate, m. pomp, statellness || ostentation || 
 
 -s, pi. annals (pi.) || archives (pi.), 
 fastldleuz, ae, a. (-sement, ad.) te- 
 
 dious(ly). 
 fastuenz, se, a. (-soment, ad.) ostenta- 
 
 tious(ly) || pompous(ly). 
 fat, in. fop, coxcomb, 
 fat, a. foppish. 
 
 fatal, e, a. (-ement, ad.) fatal(ly). 
 fatalisme, m. fatalism, 
 fatallste, ra. fatalist, 
 fatallte, f. fatality. 
 fatid.lq.ue, a. (pofis.) prophetic, 
 fatlgrant, e, a. fatiguing, tiresome, 
 fatlgrue, f. fatigue, lassitude, weariness || 
 
 toil, pain, hardship, 
 fatig-uer, v. a. it n. to fatigue, to tire, to 
 
 wear out || to worry || ae ~, to fatigue 
 
 oneself || to get tired. [medley. 
 
 fatras, m. rubbish, stuff, trash |] confusion, 
 fatuit6, f. conceltedness 1| foppishness, 
 faubourg: , m. suburb j| outskirt. 
 faubourlen, ne, m. <& f. suburban, 
 fanboorlen, ne, a. suburban, 
 fauchagre, m. mowing. 
 fanohalson, f. mowing-season, 
 fauche, m. mowing || mowing-ttme. 
 fauchee, f. day's mowing, 
 laucher, v. a. & n. to mow. 
 fanchear, m. mower. 
 fauchenae, f. mowing-machine, 
 faucheuz.m. field-spider, daddy long-legs, 
 taucille, f. sickle, 
 fanoon, m. falcon, hawk. 
 fanconnerle, f. falconry, hawking, 
 f auconnler, m. falconer, 
 fau filer, v. n. to baste, to sew badly || 
 
 ae ~, to Intrude || to curry favour if to 
 
 creep in. 
 
 faune, m. faon || ~, f. fauna (pi.), 
 f aussalre, m. forger (of writings). 
 fauBse-coucne, f. miscarriage, 
 faassememt, ad. falsely. 
 fausser. v. a. to bend || to violate || to 
 
 falsify || to put out of tune || ae ~, to be 
 
 warped. [spigot, peg. 
 
 fauauet, m. (mus.) falsetto, faint treble || 
 fauauete, f. falsity, falseness, falsehood, 
 
 imposture, fib, lie. 
 faute, f. fault, failing || error, mistake, 
 
 defect, want || sin, crime || failure. 
 faateoU, m. elbow-clialr, arm-chuir || eeat 
 
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 faoteur. trloe, m. 4 f. favourer |l abettor. 
 
 fauttf, ve, a. faulty. 
 
 fauv, m. fallow-deer. 
 
 fauve, a. fallow II reddish || dismal* 
 
 fanvette, f. warbler. 
 
 faux, f. scythe. 
 
 faux, m. falsehood, forgery. 
 
 faux, fansse, a. false, untrue, counterfeit, 
 forged, perfidious, deceitful, fictitious, pre- 
 tended, feigned, erroneous II ~, ad. falsely, 
 erroneously, wrongfully || -fnyant, m. 
 by-place || (fig.) evasion, shift 
 
 favour, f. favour || Interest || vogue || grace || 
 ribbon || a la ~ de, by favour of U en ~ 
 de. in behalf of. 
 
 favorable, a. (-ment, ad.) favourable || 
 propltious(ly) || favourably. 
 
 favorl, m. favourite || whisker. 
 
 favorl, te, a. favourite, agreeable. 
 
 faverlBer, v. a. to favour, to befriend, to 
 patronise. 
 
 favoritism*, m. favouritism. 
 
 ftbrifufe, ni. (med.) febrifuge. 
 
 fbrlfure, a. (meVJ.) antifebrile. 
 
 febrile, a. (med.) febrile. 
 
 fecond, , *. fecund, prolific || fruitful, 
 fertile, productive. 
 
 feconder, v. a. to fecundate, to fertilise. 
 
 feeondlte, f. fecundity, fertility. 
 
 Mcule, f. fecula |i lees (pi.), sediment. 
 
 federaliaer, v. a. to federalise. 
 
 fed<5rallBte, m. federalist. 
 
 federatlf, TO, a. federative. 
 
 federation, f. confederation. 
 
 federe, e, a. federate. 
 
 fee, f. fairy. 
 
 Merle, f. enchantment [I fairy-land fl fairy- 
 scene || pantomime. 
 
 f6erlq.ne, a. fairy-like. 
 
 felndre, v. a. & n. ir. to feign, to sham, 
 to pretend, to dissemble. 
 
 feinte, f. feint, pretence, sham. 
 
 fftler, v. a. to crack. 
 
 felicitation, f. congratulation. 
 
 fellolte, f. happiness. 
 
 fellclter, v. a. to congratulate, to wish 
 toy || ~, to congratulate oneself || (de) 
 to be pleased with. 
 
 felln, e, a. feline. 
 
 felon, m. traitor. 
 
 felon, ne, a. felonious, traitorous. 
 
 felonte, f. felony, disloyalty Q treason. 
 
 felonqne, f. (mar.) felucca. 
 
 felnre, t. crack, chink. 
 
 femelle, f. female. 
 
 femelle, a. female. 
 
 feminln, e, a. feminine. 
 
 f emme, f. woman, wife, femal* || - Bare, 
 wise wuman, prudent wuman || Havre -~, 
 midwife || - de oharre, bous* k^-pir || 
 ~deohambr l walUng-ifiald|j~plutre, 
 
 tt.l.iulr pkltlter, lull l-ulnU-l. 
 
 tbmmbluttu, I silly woman U milksop, 
 femur, in. Uilgu-bvn*. 
 tonalaon, f. liny-making 
 
 rend ant, m. (fam.) bully, hector, 
 fenderle, f. sllttlng-mlll. 
 fendnnr. m. slitter, cleaver. 
 e fendlller, to crack, to split. 
 
 fendre. T. a. A n. to cleave, to split n to 
 crack, to cut, to rend, to rift n to be ready 
 to split || to break. Hong-legged*. 
 
 fendn, e, a. cleft, split || cloven || blen ~, 
 
 fenetrare, m. windows. 
 
 fenetre, f. window || ~ clntr6e, bow- 
 window || ~ a coulisse, ~a guillotine, 
 
 fenll, m. hay-loft. [sash-window. 
 
 fenonll, m. fennel. 
 
 feodal, e, a. feudal. 
 
 feodallte, f. feodallsm. 
 
 fer, m. iron || (fig.) sword II ~ forgrei, 
 wrought Iron || ~ a (de) oheval, horse- 
 shoe || -a, pi. fetters, chains || ~ a re- 
 passer, smoothing-iron || ~ a. frleer. 
 curling-Iron !| - a grratlner, salnmander II 
 ~ a grlaoe, frost-shoe j| oela ne vaut 
 pas lea q.natre -s d'nn ohlen, that's 
 not worth a straw, a rap || ~-blanc, m. 
 tin, latten 11 ~-chand, m. neart-burn. 
 
 ferblanterle, f. tin-wore. 
 
 ferblantler, m. tinman. 
 
 feri6, e, a. ; Jour ~, holiday. 
 
 fSrir, v. a. to strike j| sans oonp -, with- 
 out striking a blow. 
 
 ferler, v. a. to furl the sails. 
 
 'ormagre, m. rent of a farm. 
 
 fermant. e, a. closing || with lock and key. 
 
 ferme, f. farm, farmer's house || truss |J 
 rib || a ~, on lease || ball * ~, lease of 
 ground. 
 
 ferme, a. firm, fast, strong, steady, stable, 
 compact, hard, solid || resolute || ~, ad. 
 firmly, steadily, steadfastly || stoutly, re- 
 solutely |j falre ~, to keep one's ground !' 
 ~-pprte, m. door-spring. 
 
 fermement, ad. firmly, steadily, stoutly, 
 resolutely. 
 
 ferment, m. ferment n yeast. 
 
 fermentation, f. fermentation, fcrmrnt- 
 
 fermenter, v. n. to ferment [Ing. 
 
 termer, T. a. A n. to shut, to shnt up || to 
 fasten, to close, to obstruct || to be shut II 
 (an loquet) to latch || to hasp fl (an vor- 
 ron) to bolt fresolutlon. 
 
 fermete, f. firmness, steadiness, strength || 
 
 fermetare, f. closing, shutting || fastening. 
 
 fermler, ere, m. 4 f. farmer || tenant || 
 fanner's wife. 
 
 fermolr, m. clasp. 
 
 ftfrooe, a. ferocious, savage. 
 
 feroolte, f. ferocity. 
 
 ferragre, m. shoeing (of horses). 
 
 ferrallle, f. old iron. [wrangle. 
 
 ferrailler, v. a. to fence, to tilt || (fam.) to 
 
 ferrallleur, m. dealer In old lion || (fam.) 
 fighter || wrangler. 
 
 ferre, , a. shod ou mounted with Iron 
 vented, bkllled, Btrong || chalybeate 
 vtuned || ohemln ~, m. stoned road 
 vole t>, f. rulbuad. (Iroa-work. 
 
 furrement, m. iron-tool || Ironing |l -e, pi. 
 
 ttirrer v. a. to blud cm to hoop with Iron- 
 work || to ho (H horse) || to tag || - a 
 rlaoe, to rouKb-iitioe. 
 
 ferret, m. lag [I tin-pipe. 
 
 ferronnerle, f. Iron-foundry || Iron-si/tr*. 
 
 ferronnler, m. Ironmonger. 
 
 fermrlneaz, , a. ferruginous.
 
 fermra fll 
 
 ferrnre, f. Iron-work || shoeing. 
 
 fertile, a. (-ment, ad.) fertile |[fruitful(ly). 
 
 fertiliser, v. a. to fertilise. 
 
 fertillte, f. fertility, fruitfulness. 
 
 ferule, f. ferule, rod. 
 
 fervent, e, a. fervent. 
 
 fervour, f. fervour. 
 
 f ease, f. buttock, breech |[ --mathlen, m. 
 niggard, skinflint. 
 
 fessee, f. (fam.) whipping, flogging. 
 
 feaser, T. a. to floe. 
 
 fessler, m. buttfecks (pL). 
 
 featln, m. feast, banquet, 
 
 festival, m. (mus.) festival. 
 
 feston, m. festoon. 
 
 f estonner, T. a. to festoon. 
 
 festoyer. v. a. to feast. 
 
 fete, f. feast, festival, festlvU/ || Saint's 
 day || birthday || diversion || Jour de ~, 
 holiday. 
 
 Pfite-Dlen, t Corpus-Christ! -day. 
 
 fter, v. a. to keep as a holiday, to feast l| 
 
 fetiche, m. fetich. [to welcome. 
 
 fgtichisme, m. fetichism, 
 
 fetlde, a. fetid, stinking. 
 
 fetldit*. f. fetidness. 
 
 ffitoyer, v. a. to feast. 
 
 ftn, m. straw || (fig.) straw, rush, fig. 
 
 fen, m. fire, burning l| light || flame I! hearth, 
 chimney || combustion, conflagration |j 
 brightness, briskness, fervour II passion, 
 love || spirit || ~ de Jole, bonfire || ~ d'ar- 
 tlflce, firework II ~ du clel, lightning || 
 ~ arr^reols, Greek fire || ~ f ollet, Jack- 
 o'-lantern || ~ de pallle, sudden blaze, 
 mere flash || an ~ ! fire ! || a petit ~, on 
 a slow fire || by inches Jj ni ~ ni lien, 
 neither house nor home II falre ~, to fire i| 
 falre dn ~, to make a fire || falre long- 
 ~, to hang fire. 
 
 fen, e, a. late, deceased. 
 
 fendatalre. m. feudatory. 
 
 fenlllagre, m. foliage. 
 
 fenillalson, f. foliation. 
 
 f entile, f. leaf || sheet || paper, newspaper 
 pass, furlough || ~ blanche, blank page 
 vin de trols -, wine three years old 
 ~-morte, m. dead leaf || ~-morte, a. 
 faded-leaf coloured. 
 
 fenille, m. foliage. 
 
 feulll6, e, a. leafy. 
 
 feulllee, f. bower. [to get leaves. 
 
 feulller, v. n. to draw ou paint leaves || 
 
 fenlllet, m. leaf (of a book) || edge (of a 
 
 fenilletagre, m. puff-paste. Ipannel). 
 
 feullleter, v. a. to turn over, to peruse, 
 to read cursorily, to skim through. 
 
 feullletou, m. fly-sheet || feuilleton 
 (bottom part of a newspaper, reserved for 
 light literature or fiction). 
 
 feuilletonists, m. writer of "feuilleUma." 
 
 reulllette, f. quarter-uask. 
 
 ienilln, e, a. leaiy. 
 
 Senillnre, f. rabbet. 
 
 teutre, m. felt || felt-hat 
 
 fentrer, v. a. to felt, to stuff with felt 
 
 feutrler, m. felt-maker. 
 
 feve, f. bean || berry || chrysalis (of stlk- 
 
 fverole, f. borse-bea- Iworms). 
 
 ffivrler. m. Febniary. 
 
 H 1 fie ! fie upon ! || ~ done I for shame t 
 
 fiacre, m. hackney-coach. 
 
 flangallles, f. pi. betrothal. 
 
 fiance, m. bridegroom. 
 
 fiancee, f. bride. 
 
 flancer, v. a. to betroth. 
 
 fiasco, m. dismal failure, fiasco. 
 
 fibre, f . fibre, string || feeling || constitution. 
 
 fibreuac, se, a. fibrous. 
 
 flbrlne, f. (chim.) fibrine. 
 
 flceler, v. a. to tie with packthread. 
 
 ficelle, f. packthread || dodge, trick. 
 
 flchant, e, a. darting || bothering. 
 
 flche, f. pin || fish. 
 
 fioher, v. a. to drive, to thrust In, to 
 fasten in, to fix upon II se ~ (de), to 
 laugh at, to make game of, to trifle || not 
 to care for || to snap one's fingers at 
 
 flchet, ra. peg (for marking at games). 
 
 fichtre 1 bane it ! |] bless me ! indeed ! 
 
 fichu, m. neckerchief || corps de ~, habit- 
 shirt, (for. 
 
 fichu, e, a. sorry, pitiful, silly || lost || done 
 
 flcttf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) fictitious(ly). 
 
 fiction, f. fiction || figment fsum. 
 
 fideicommis, m. (jur.) trust, fideicommis- 
 
 fid6icommissalre, m. (jur.) trustee. 
 
 fiddle, a. faithful, true, loyal, trusty, con- 
 stant, persevering || upright || -ment, ad. 
 faithfully, truly, honestly, exactly. 
 
 fldeiite, f. fidelity, faithfulness, loyalty, 
 allegiance, exactness. 
 
 fief, m. fief, fee. 
 
 fleff 6, e, a. enfeoffed || downright |J regular. 
 
 flel, m. gall, bile || (fig.) rancour. 
 
 fiente, f. dung, muck. 
 
 fienter, v. n. to dung. 
 
 fler, v. a. to Intrust |i se ~, to rely upon. 
 
 fler, ere, a. (-erement, ad.) haughty || 
 haughtily || prond(ly) || high-minded, high- 
 spirited || bold(ly) y arrogantly) || sound(ly). 
 
 fier-a-bras, m. bully, hector. 
 
 flert6, f. haughtiness, pride, arrogance. 
 
 fievre, f. fever, ague || uneasiness || aocds 
 de ~, cold fit (I ~ ohande, burning fever || 
 ~ intermlttente, intermittent fever || - 
 lente, hectic fever || ~ tierce, tertian 
 
 fl^vrenz, se, a. feverish. [ague. 
 
 f Ifre, m. fife || fifer. 
 
 tlgrement, m. congeal ment, coagulation. 
 
 flgrer, v. a. to congeal, to curdle. 
 
 fiffne, f. fig. 
 
 figrnerle, f. orchard of fig-trees. 
 
 flg-uler, m. fig-tree. ftive(ly). 
 
 fig-xwatlf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) figura- 
 
 flgrurb, f. figure, form, shape || ptrson, 
 physiognomy, luuuaii face, outoiue. ap- 
 pearance || utatue, Image || type, Ictu-r, 
 characttT, number. 
 
 rijj ui-e, m. flgiuative e^use. 
 
 tigut-6, e, a. (-iueut, tul.) flgunttiveOv). 
 
 tlirarer, v. a. A a. to figure, to represent II 
 to aiuU.li |) to uppfdr || to make a tigiui! || 
 se ~, to imagine, to guppose, to fancy. 
 
 flgrnrlne, f. little figure || postage-stamp. 
 
 flgrurlste, m. flgurist 
 
 fll, ra. thread || ~ re tors, twine ;! ~ de la 
 Vlergre, gossamer, air-thread.
 
 filagfl flasqne 
 
 87 
 
 ftla#e, m. spinning. 
 
 ttlagTamme, m. watermark (in paper). 
 
 filamenteux, BC, SL filamentous, filaceous 
 
 filandlere, f. (fam.) spinster || lea soar* 
 -, the three Fates. [weeds. 
 
 fllandrea, f. pi. gossamer |) strlnge || sea- 
 
 niandrenx, se, a. stringy |] diffuse. 
 
 fllant, , a. ropy || shooting. 
 
 niasse, i tow M harl || bast 
 
 tilateur, m. spinner. 
 
 filature, f. spinning [I spinning-mill' 
 
 file, f. tile, row || line. 
 
 file, m. gold cm silver wire. 
 
 tiler, T. a. A n. to spin || to file, to march 
 in a file U to parr (of cats) || to rope || (mar. ) 
 to veer || ~ dome, to give way, to lower 
 one's tone. f wire-mill. 
 
 filerl*, L spinning-house II rope- walk || 
 
 filet, m. fibre, string, lace l| net |1 fillet 
 chine of meat J| ligament of the tongne (I 
 ~ d'eau, small stream of water. 
 
 tlleup, , m. At spinner, spinster || wire- 
 drawer. 
 
 nilaO, , a. f-ement, ad.) fllialOy). 
 
 filler*, f. draw-plate! screw-plate (j string. 
 
 fillforme, a. filiform. 
 
 Wllgrane, m. filigree II watermark. 
 
 fillgraoi*, e. a. rUigreed. 
 
 fille, f. daughter || girl, lass, maid. 
 
 flllette, t young girl. 
 
 flllenl, . m. & f. godson || goddaughter. 
 
 flloche, f . large rope, network. 
 
 ttlon, m. lead on vein of metal. 
 
 moselle, f. floss-Bilk. 
 
 filou, m. pickpocket, sharper, cheat 
 
 fllouter, T. a. to pickpocket, to swindle. 
 
 filouterle, f. picking of pockets, filching. 
 
 tu>, m. son, male child. 
 
 Ultra**, m. filtering. 
 
 filtration, f. straining. 
 
 flltr, m. filter, strainer. 
 
 flltrer, T. a. to filter, to strain. 
 
 filar*, 1 spinning. 
 
 tin, f. end, extremity, conclusion, termina- 
 tion, expiration. Issue, death || end, aim, 
 design, intention. 
 
 tin, m. chief point, essential part, quint- 
 
 fin, , a. fine, small, thin || clear, pore || 
 Ingenious, delicate, refined || subtle, cun- 
 ning, sharp, sly. 
 
 fin-de-Bleole, m. the nervousness and 
 eztrayagance of mind which marks the 
 close of the 19th century. 
 
 fln-de->lecl&rd, m. contemporary of the 
 close of the 19th century. 
 
 final. 0, a. (-oment, ad.) finally) |l lastly). 
 
 finance., f. ready money || cash || finance || 
 financiers. 
 
 finanoer, v.n. to pay on disburse money II 
 (fam.) to come down, to fork out. 
 
 financial. Is, a. financial. 
 
 financier, er, in. A f. fioaucltr. 
 
 financier, r, *. nnnnrlHl. 
 
 finanser, T. n. to finesse. 
 
 flnaaaarle, L finesse, artifice. 
 
 flnaaaetur, m. one who finesses. 
 
 flnand, m. sly-boots. 
 
 flnand, , a. (fam.) artful, sly. 
 
 Mnement, ad. artfully, skilfully, silly, 
 cunningly || ingeniously. 
 
 finesse, f. fineness, thinness, smallness || 
 finesse || artifice, stratagem || clearness, 
 purity || elegance, beauty ]| artfulness H ln- 
 
 flnette, f. swansdown calico. [genuity. 
 
 tinl, m. finish [| finite. [plete. 
 
 flnl, e, a. finished, done, completed II com- 
 
 ttalr, v. a. 4 n. to finish, to end, to com- 
 plete || to have an end, to have done. 
 
 flnlsseur, BB, m. <t f. finisher. 
 
 Hole, f. phial. rembelliahmenta (pL). 
 
 florlturea, f. pi. (mus.) Qoarlshes (pL) 11 
 
 firmament, m. firmament, aky. 
 
 flso, m. fisc, exchequer. 
 
 fiscal, e. a. fiscal. 
 
 flsoallt*. f. fiscal zeal. 
 
 fissure, L fissure, cleft 
 
 fiston, Hstot, m. son. lad. 
 
 fistule, f. (BNk) fistula. 
 
 fixation, f. fixation II fixing II assessment 
 
 fixe, m. regular salary ou income. 
 
 fixe, a. fixed, settled, firm, fast, steady. 
 set || -ment, ad. fixedly || steadfastly II 
 earnestly || in the face || prlx -, set price. 
 
 fixer, v. a. to fix. to settle, to appoint II to 
 
 flarfte, L fixity, fixedness. | stare at 
 
 tlaeon, m. flagon, decanter II scent-bottle. 
 
 flagellation, L flagellation, scourging, 
 flogging. 
 
 nag-eller. v. a. to flagellate, to scourge. 
 
 flagreoler, v. n. to tremble, to shake. 
 
 naeolet, m. (mus.) flageolet 
 
 tUeorner, v. a. to flatter (servilely, to 
 toady, to fawn npon. 
 
 flasrornerle, t mean flattery, toadyism. 
 
 flagorneur, Be, m. <k f- sycophant II 
 toad-eater fthe very act 
 
 nag-rant, e, a. flagrant || *n ~ dllt. In 
 
 flair, m. scent 
 
 flalrer, v. a. to scent, to smell. 
 
 flalreor, m. smeller || ~ de onlslne, 
 
 flamant, m. red ibis, flamingo, (parasite. 
 
 flambart, m. will-o'-the-wisp || (mar.) two- 
 masted coaster || pirate |l charcoal partly 
 
 n,-vmb6, e, a. lost |[done for. (burned. 
 
 flambeau, m. flambeau, taper, torch, link|| 
 candlestick j| firebrand y luminary. 
 
 flamb6e, f. blaze. [bias*. 
 
 flamber, v. a. A n. to singe || to flame, to 
 
 flambergre, f. heavy sword II mettr* ~ 
 an vent, (fig.) to draw one's sword. 
 
 flamboyer, v. n. to glisten, to flame. 
 
 flamme, f. flame || (fig. ) passion l| fleam. 
 
 fLammeohe, f. spark, flake of fire. 
 
 flan, m. custard f| flau || blank. 
 
 flano, m. flank, side || womb. 
 
 flandrln, m. lanky fellow. 
 
 flanelle, f. flannel. Jstroll || to idle. 
 
 flaner, v. n. to lounge, to saunter || to 
 
 tUnarie, f. louuglug l| Idling || atrolllng. 
 
 flAnear, , IB. 4 f. lounger || stroller. 
 
 tUoaacr. v. a. (mil.) to flank || to fortify || 
 to give j| to thruw y to thrust || to put to 
 
 fUMjne, f. plash || puddle. lulap. 
 
 naqa, f. dash of water, dab. 
 
 flaqaer, v. a. to dash. 
 
 flacqne, a. lax, slack, languid, loose, 
 flabby, weak.
 
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 flatter fondeur 
 
 flatter, Y. . to flatter, to caress, to coax, 
 to wheedle || to please, to delight J| ae ~, 
 to flatter oneself, to be In hopes of. 
 
 flatterle, f. flattery. 
 
 flattenr, e, m. <fc f. flatterer. 
 
 flattenr, ae. a. flattering. 
 
 flatuoalte, f. flatulency, windlness, wind. 
 
 fl6au, m. flail || bar |l beam || (fig.) plague. 
 
 Heche, f. arrow, bolt || flitch of bacon || 
 beam (of a coach) || spire || tandem. 
 
 flfichlr, v. a. dc n. to bend, to bow II to 
 submit || to move to pity, to appease || to 
 give way. [ing || giving way. 
 
 flechlaaement, m. act of bending ||kneel- 
 
 flegrmatlque. a. phlegmatic. 
 
 derma, m. phlegm || indifference. 
 4 fletrlr, T. a. & n. to fade, to tarnish || to 
 wither, to wear, to destroy || to stain, to 
 dUprace || to burn (with a hot iron) || ae ~, 
 to fade, to lose colour, to wither. 
 
 fl6trisanre, f. fading, decaying, wither- 
 ing l| blemiib || spot, stain || mark with a 
 hot iron, branding. 
 
 Hear, f. flower || blossom || (fig.) choice, 
 quintessence || & ~ de, even with, level 
 with. 
 
 flenmlson, f. blooming || blooming-time. 
 
 flenrdellaer, v. a. to brand malefactors 
 with a fleur-de-lis. 
 
 fleuret. m. ferret || foil (for fencing). 
 
 neurette, f. little flower || oonter ~, to 
 make love. 
 
 flenrl, e, a. florid, flowery, prime, fresh. 
 
 flenrlr, v. a. & n. to dock with flowers || 
 to flower, to blossom, to bloom. 
 
 fleurlate, m. florist || flower-maker. 
 
 neuron, m. flower-work || gem || tail-piece. 
 
 flenve, m. river, great stream. 
 
 flexibility, f. flexibility. 
 
 flexible, a. flexible, pliant. 
 
 nibot, m. fly-boat. 
 
 fllbuBter, v. a. to rob, to steal, to swindle. 
 
 fli bustler, m. buccaneer, freebooter, pirate. 
 
 flooon, m. flock, flake. 
 
 floconneux, ae, a. flaky. 
 
 Horalaon, f. blossom-time. 
 
 Here, f. flora, anthology. 
 
 florenoe, m. sarcenet 
 
 norea ; falre ~, to cut a daah || to make 
 a show. 
 
 florin, m. florin. 
 
 Cot, m. wave, surge || flood, tide || float of 
 wood |i crowd || & ~, afloat. 
 
 nottable, a. navigable for rafts. 
 
 Hottag-e, m. floating of timber ou wood. 
 
 nottalson, f. water-line. 
 
 notte, f. fleet || float. 
 
 flottement, m. undulation. 
 
 Hotter, v. a. A n. to flout || to waft jj to 
 iwim || M hesitate, to waver. 
 
 Cottear, m. raftsmitu || buoy. 
 
 tlo tulle, f. little fleet. 
 
 no a. e, a. light and soft (of painting). 
 
 Honor, v. a. to cheat, to diddle. 
 
 fiouerle, f. cheating. 
 
 noneor, m. cheat, sharper, gull-catcher. 
 
 Hou-nou, m. rustling. 
 
 flnet, te, a. slender, thin. 
 
 Cnlde, m. fluid || liquid, liquor. 
 
 flnlde, a. flaid. 
 
 flnldlt<5, f. fluidity. 
 
 Cftte, f. flute I! flutist || long roll U thin 
 
 shank. 
 
 fl<H6, e, a. fluted || soft, sweet. 
 imter, v. n. to pipe l| to tipple. 
 flflteur, m. piper || tippler, 
 flntlste, m. flutist, flute-player, 
 fluvial, e, a. fluvial, river. 
 flux, m. flux J flood, tide || flush, 
 fluxion, f. inflammation || cold || swelling. 
 foo, m. (mar.) jib. 
 lol, f. faith || faithfulness, fidelity |j promise 
 
 II proof || trust || ma ~, upon my faith, 
 folo, m. liver, 
 foln, m. hay || choke. 
 foire, m. fair, market || diarrhfflft. 
 fols, f. time || une ~, once || deux -, 
 
 twice || troia ~, thrice || quatre , four 
 
 times || plueleurs ~, several times, 
 folaon, f. plenty, abundance || *. , in 
 
 abundance. 
 
 folsonner, r. n. to abound. 
 fol, ride ton.. 
 
 folatre, a. frolicsome, playful, merry, 
 folatrer, v. n. to dally, to sport, to play U 
 
 to gambol. 
 
 follchon, na, a. waggish, frolicsome, 
 f ollchonner, v. n. to sport, 
 folle, f. folly, imbecility of mind, insanity, 
 
 madness, frenzy. 
 
 follement, ad. foolishly, madly, 
 toilet, te, a. foolish, frolicsome, playful, 
 
 wanton |l poll ~, downy beard || esprit 
 
 ~, hobgoblin, puck, 
 fomenter, v. a. to foment 
 fonc6, e, a. moneyed, rich, (faro.) warm || 
 
 of a deep colour || versed in. 
 fonoement, m. sinking. 
 fonoer, v. a. A n. to put a bottom to || to 
 
 sink || to deepen || to pitch, to dash, 
 fonoeur, m. sinker (of wells), 
 fonder, a. landed || on land || rente 
 
 tonclere, f. ground-rent, 
 foncle-roment, ad. at the bottom II 
 
 thoroughly. 
 
 fonotlon, f. function, office, duty, 
 fonctlonnalre, m. functionary. 
 lontlonnement, m. working, activity, 
 fonotlonner, v. a. to work, to operate, 
 fond, m. bottom, ground, groundwork II 
 
 depth, inside, extremity || the main point 11 
 
 aans ~, bottomless || a~, thoroughly, to 
 
 the bottom || exactly, 
 fondamental, e, a. (-oment, ad.) funda- 
 
 uiental(ly) || principal, 
 fondant, e, a. iDelling. 
 tondatenr, trice, lu. it t. founder Q 
 
 foundress. 
 
 fondatlon, f. foundatloa || endowment 
 fonde de pouvolra, m. attorney || proxy, 
 fondement, la. foiindhtlon || grounJ, 
 
 groundwork || (fig.) relliiiic>, truat. 
 fonder, v. a. to found, to lay the founda- 
 tion of, to ground )| to establish, to give 
 
 birth, to originate || >e ~, to be grounded 
 
 upon, to rely upon, 
 fonderle, f. foundry, melting-house. 
 fondeur, m. founder.
 
 fondre fougftre 
 
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 fondr*, v. . A n. to melt, to cart, to 
 liquefy, to dissolve || to blend || to become 
 liquid || to sink, to (all away || to rush 
 
 fondjrtere, f. quagmire, slough. [upon. 
 
 fondrlllaa, f. pi. dregs (pL). 
 
 fonda, m. soil, land, ground || estate, landed 
 property || fund, Block, capital ||~ publics, 
 pL public funds (pi.), stocks (pi.). 
 
 fonrneux. se, a. fungous. 
 
 fontaine, f. fountain, spring, well || cistern, 
 waterspout l| Jet || ~ do Jouvenoe, foun- 
 tain of youth. 
 
 fontalnler, m. fountain-maker || turncock. 
 
 fontanelle, f. fontaneL 
 
 fonte, f. mcltinp, casting II mixture of me- 
 tals, brass l| mixture of colours || (printing) 
 cast, fount set of letters || holster. 
 
 float*, m. pL fr.ni. 
 
 tor, m. tribunal || ~ IntSrtear, conscience. 
 
 forace, m. boring, drilling. 
 forala. , a. foreign, outl 
 ch and ~, m. hawker. 
 
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 andish || mar- 
 
 forbajn, m. pirate, corsair. 
 
 foroat, m. galley-slave, 
 
 toroe, t. force, strength, power, rigour, 
 violence l| necessity, compulsion, Tirtne, 
 efficacy |) fortitude, boldness II energy || 
 great number, great deal, plenty II A ~, 
 much, extremely || a ~ da, by strength of, 
 by dint of 8 a tonte ~, by all means (| 
 absolutely |) malson de ~, house of cor- 
 rection || -m. pi. troops, forces. 
 
 foro, , a. forced, cramped || unnatural || 
 -ment, ad. forcibly, by Violence, com- 
 
 foroene, m. madman. ipufsorUy. 
 
 foroen*, , a. furious, mad. 
 
 forcer. v. a. to force, to compel, to press || 
 to urge || to assault || to violate || to take 
 by force H to break open, to wrest. 
 
 forer, T. a. to bore, to drill. 
 
 forestler, m. ranger, forester. 
 
 lorestler. *re, a. forest. 
 
 foret, m. borer, drill. 
 
 forat, f. forest, woodland. 
 
 forfalre, v. n. ir. to forfeit, to fall. 
 
 forfalt, m. great crime, great fault || a ~, 
 in the Inmp. 
 
 forfaiture, f. forfeiture [| (Jnr.) prevarlca- 
 
 rorfanterle, f. boasting. (lion. 
 
 torgre, f. forge || farrier's shop || -, pi. 
 iron- works (pi.). 
 
 forgrer, v. a. A n. to forge || to fabricate || 
 to coin |j to contrive || to trump up || ~, 
 to imagine, to fancy. 
 
 forg-eron, m. blacksmith. 
 
 forjr eur, m. forger j| contriver. 
 
 e Jormallser, to lake otfeuce at. 
 
 lormallBiuu, m. formalism, 
 
 formalist*, tu. formalist. 
 
 formalist**, a. formal. 
 
 formallte, f. formality. 
 
 format, u.. idzo (ot a book). 
 
 forme, t. form, shape, figure, fiuhlou I 
 ouuiuer. aysU'iu, method, practice || cere- 
 mony, formality |l mould || bench, ulull, 
 last n en ~, formally. 
 
 forme, e. a. full-grown. 
 
 torrae.1, 1, a. (-lemant, ad.) forma) (ly) || 
 
 former, T. a. to form, to fashion, to model 
 
 Uo contrive || to frame, to arrange || to 
 ng up, to instruct || to train, to produce. 
 
 formidable, a. formidable || tremendous. 
 
 formler, m. last-maker. 
 
 formnlalre, m. formulary. 
 
 formal*, f. formula, form || (mfid.) pre- 
 scription, ftlon || to express. 
 
 f or mule r, v. n. (m6d.) to write a presort p- 
 
 for, pr. save, except, bat 
 
 fort, m. fort, stronghold || strongest part fl 
 vigour, strength || le ~ portant la falble, 
 on an average. 
 
 fort, e, a. strong, stout, robust, rigorous II 
 powerful || violent Impetuous |J thick, 
 close || coploue, plentiful II offensive, dis- 
 pleasing, bard, painful, difficult || skilled || 
 emphatic || o'ent ~, that IB strange, that 
 is hard to swallow. 
 
 fort. ad. strongly, resolutely y much, 
 very, excessively, extremely. 
 
 fortement, ad. strongly, forcibly, itootly, 
 vehemently, vigorously. 
 
 fortereaae, f. fortreea. stronghold. 
 
 forttflant, m. (m6d.) ionic. 
 
 fortifier, r. a. to fortify, to strengthen, 
 to invigorate. 
 
 fortin, m. small fort. 
 
 a> fortiori, a fortiori, much more. 
 
 fortralt, e, a. overspent (of horses). 
 
 fortult, e, a. (-ment, ad.) fortultousflf) 
 || casual(ly). 
 
 fortune, f. fortune, destiny, chance, ha- 
 zard || prosperity || estate, possessions [| 
 de ~, by chance || self-made || risen from 
 the ranks. 
 
 fortnnA, e, a. fortunate, happy. 
 
 forure, f. bore, hole. 
 
 fosse, f. pit hole || grave. 
 
 toss*, m. ditch II moat. 
 
 fosiette, f. chuck-bole || dimple (In the 
 cheek) || chuck-farthing. 
 
 foaalle, m. fossil. 
 
 fosBile, a. fossil. 
 
 foBBoyare, m. ditching || Rrave-making. 
 
 fossoy or, r. a. to ditch about. 
 
 fossoyeur, m. sexton || grave-digger. 
 
 ton, m., folle, f. fool II madman, mad- 
 woman || jester || bishop (at che*c ). 
 
 ton, (fol) folle, a. mad, foolish, im- 
 prudent, senseless || wanton, frolicsome. 
 
 fonailler, v. a. to whip. 
 
 fondre, m. Urge tun || great warrior y ~, f. 
 thunderbolt || thunder |i lightning. 
 
 foudrolement, m. striking with a thun- 
 derbolt. 
 
 fondroyant, . a. thundering, fulmina- 
 tory, f laihlug || terrible, trumtmdoUB. 
 
 fondroyer, v. a. A n. to thunderetrtkv || 
 to batter dowu y to crush M to uoofouod. 
 
 foaet. m. whip, ncuur^u !| duiutwr t ~ 1, 
 to whip. 
 
 toaettar, r. a. 4 u. to whip II to flu^, t<i 
 lash, to scourge || to blow tiara II to sweep 
 (aa a cannon). 
 
 foaatteur, m. flogger, whlpper. 
 
 foayasae, f. (mil.) fougade. 
 
 fOTirerade, f. fern-plot 
 
 fonfere, f. (bit.) fern || Urake.
 
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 fongue franc 
 
 fouffue, f. mettle, fleriness, sprightliness |j 
 rage, passion || (mar.) mizzen-nmet, 
 
 fouffaeux, se, a. mettlesome, fiery, fierce, 
 impetuous, passionate, full of spirit 
 
 lonllle, f. trenching, digging. 
 
 foulUer, T. a. & n. to dig, to excavate || 
 to investigate H to fumble || to retouch || to 
 rummage. 
 
 fonlUls, f. medley, confusion. 
 
 fonine, f. marten. 
 
 foulr, T. a. to dig, to delve. 
 
 fonlagre, m. fulling. 
 
 foulant, e, a.; pompe -e, forcing-pump. 
 
 foulard, m. silk handkerchief || scarf. 
 
 foule, f. crowd, throng, common herd. 
 
 fooler, r. a. to tread, to stamp upon, to 
 rack, to press, to squeeze, to crush, to 
 bruise, to full, to mill || to oppress, to 
 
 fonlerie, f. fuller/. Ibnrt, to sprain. 
 
 fonlenr, m. fuller || wine-presser. 
 
 fonlolr, m. beater || rammer. 
 
 fonlon, foulonnier, m. fuller. 
 
 toulqne. f. coot. [of a stag. 
 
 fonlore, f. sprain l| fulling II -n, pi. foiling 
 
 fenr, m. oven || kiln, stove, hot room || 
 bake-house. 
 
 fourbe, m. deceiver, cheat || knave. 
 
 fonrbe, f. cheat, knavery. 
 
 fourbe, a. deceitful. 
 
 fonrber, v. a. to cheat. 
 
 fonrberle, f. cheat 
 
 fourblr, v. a. to furbish. 
 
 fonrblsseur, m. furblsher, sword-cutler. 
 
 fonrblssnre, f. iarbishlng. 
 
 fonrbn, e, a. foundered. 
 
 fourbnre, f. foundering of a horse. 
 
 fourohe, f. fork, pitch-fork. . 
 
 lourclier, v. n. to grow forked || to divide 
 into two H to branch off || to trip. . 
 
 fonrchette. f. fork || breast-bone || frog. 
 
 fourchon, m. prong. 
 
 fourchu, e, a, forked || pled ~, m. cloven- 
 
 tourehnre, f. splitting, fork. I foot. 
 
 tourg-on, m. waggon, carriage for luggage || 
 poker, fire-poker, coal-rake. 
 
 faurffonner, v. a. to poke ou stir the fire || 
 (fam.) to rummage, to poke, to fumble. 
 
 fourml, f. ant, emmet 
 
 fourmllier, m. ant-bear, ant-eater. 
 
 fourmillere, f. ant-hill || swarm. 
 
 fomrml-llon, m. ant-eater. 
 
 fourmlllement, m. tinging, itching |j 
 (me'cl.) formication. 
 
 fonrmlller, v. n. to swarm ou abound 
 with, to be full of || to tingle. 
 
 fournagre, m. baking. 
 
 fonrualse, t furnace. 
 
 fourneau, m. cooking-stove, kitchen- 
 range || furnace |] bowl || (mil.) chamber. 
 
 fourae*. t ovenfuL batch, baklug. 
 tournJ. e, a. hirulaLed, thick. 
 
 fonrnler. m. oven-keeper, bttker. 
 
 TuariiU, in bake-house. f(ll.). 
 
 toaralment, m. powder-flask || crose-telM 
 
 funrnlr, v. a. & n. to furnish, to provide, 
 to supply, to procure || to produce || to 
 complete, to fit up || to support, to pay 
 for, to bear the charge of || to suffice || to 
 -, to deal with. 
 
 fournlaaement, m. share of capital. 
 fournlsseur. m. contractor, purveyor, 
 fonrnlture, f. furnishing, providing, sup- 
 plying, provision || remittance, 
 fourrajre, m. forage, fodder || foraging. 
 fourrarer f v. n. A n. to forrage || to plno- 
 
 der || to rummage, 
 fourrag-eur, m. forager. 
 fourr6, m. thicket, jungle. [haste. 
 
 fourr6, e, a. thickly covered || done in 
 fonrreau. m. case, cover, scabbard || 
 
 sheath [| holster. 
 f ourrer. v. a. to put in, to thrust in I) to 
 
 stuff with, to cram || to force || to fur |( se 
 
 -, to introduce oneself into || to Intrude. 
 fourrenr, m. furrier. 
 fourrler, m. quarter-master. 
 fonrrlere. f. pound || pinfold || mettre v 
 
 en ~, to impound. 
 
 tonrrnre, f. fur || fell || (mar.) service, 
 fourvoyer, v. a. (fam. ) to mislead, to lead 
 
 astray || se , to go astray, to stray, to 
 fontean, m. (hot) beech-tree. [err. 
 
 fontelale, f. plantation of beech-trees. 
 foyer, m. hearth, fireside || focus || home, 
 
 bouse || saloon of a theatre, green-room, 
 frao, m. dress-coat 
 fracas, m. heavy crash, great crack, bustle, 
 
 noise, disturbance, tumult, uproar. 
 frca8er, v. a. to break in pieces, to crash. 
 fraction, f. fraction, breaking || (ar.) 
 
 d<5olmalo, decimal fraction, 
 fraotlonnalra, a. fractional, 
 fracture, f. fracture, rupture, break, 
 fraotnrer, v. a. to fracture, 
 fragile, a. fragile, brittle || weak, feeble ( 
 
 frail || ~ I with care I 
 frafflllt, f. fragility, frailty, 
 frag-ment, m. fragment || piece, 
 fral, m. spawn (of fish) || spawning season |) 
 
 frv, young fish. - 
 
 fralcha, n.; a- la ~, out in the cool air. 
 fratohement, ad. freshly, coolly, newly, 
 
 recently. [vigour A bloom, 
 
 fralchenr, f. freshness, coolness 1| chill " 
 fratohlr, v. n. (mar.) to freshen, 
 frals, m. freshness, coolness, cool air | 
 
 stiff breeze, 
 frala, m. pi. expenses (pL) fl cort I onne 
 
 (pL) || efforts (pi.) y faux ~, loddentol 
 
 expenses (pi.) H (airs aas ~, to oorer 
 
 one's expenses, 
 frals, fj-aScKe, a. fresh, cool I sweet H new, 
 
 recent || fresh-coloured H brisk, strong, 
 fraioe, f. strawberry || ruff, frill. 
 fralaer, v. a. to plait II to ruffle, 
 traisier, m. (bot) strawberry-plant 
 fralalere, f. strawberry-plantation. 
 fralall, in. clndera, charcoal-dust 
 frambolae, t. raspberry. (berry. 
 
 f rambolder, v. a. to give a flavour of rusp- 
 ri-uiirbolaler, m. (bot) raspberry-bush. 
 franc, m. franc (silver coin worth u>ui 
 
 10 peucv). 
 trano, ohe, a. (-ohement, ad.) free(ly) I 
 
 exempted i| frank(ly) || open(ly) (| slncera 
 
 (ly) l| upright, candid || honest(ly) || true I 
 
 whole, entire, mere, very || ingenuously) I 
 
 plain(ly) || clean, quite || ~- alien, m. free- 
 
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 <
 
 Ms8oxmemnt 
 
 hold || ~-maQon, m. freemason || ~- 
 
 maoonnerle, t. freemasonry 11 tlrenr, 
 
 m. a French guerilla soldier on French 
 
 territory during the Franco-German war 
 
 (187071) || sharpshooter, 
 francjale, m. the French language, 
 frangals, e, a. French || a- la -e, in the 
 
 French fashion, 
 franohir, v. a. to leap over, to pass over 
 
 by leaping, to outleap, to overpass, to 
 
 overcome. 
 
 franchise, f. frankness, openness, sin- 
 cerity, plainness, honesty || exemption, 
 
 privilege, immunity. 
 
 franclBoaln, m. franciscan ou grey friar, 
 franoleer, v. a. to frenchjfy. 
 franclsqtie, f. battle-axe, 
 franco, ad. Irte of expense, post-paid, 
 frangre, f. fringe. 
 
 frangrer, (rangier, m. fringe-maker. 
 (ranger, v. a, to fringe, 
 frangrlparte, f. cream and almond cake, 
 tranqnettn, f . ; a la bonne ~, ad. 
 
 frankly [| without ceremony. ling. 
 
 frappant, , a. striking, surpri?!nr. affect- 
 frappement, m. striking, clapping of 
 
 hands, 
 trapper. T. a, A n. to strike II to beat, to 
 
 tap, to hit H to stamp, to coin || to knock || 
 
 ~ juste, to strike home, 
 frappenr, no, m. A t. beater, 
 frappeur, a. rapping, 
 traaqne, f. prank, trick || freak, 
 fraternol, le, a. (-lenient, ad.) fraternal 
 
 (ly) |] brotherly. 
 
 fraternlser, v. n. to fraternise, 
 fratflrnltfi, t. fraternity, brotherhood. 
 fratricide, m. fratricide (crime) || ~, m. & 
 
 f. fratricide (person). 
 trande, f. deceit, imposture, cheat, trick || 
 
 smuggling || en ~, fraudulently, 
 frauder, v. a. to defraud || to smuggle, 
 frandenr, m. defrauder, smuggler, 
 fraudulent, e, a. (-aement, ad.) fran- 
 
 dulent(ly). 
 frayer, T. a. A n. to open H to trace || to 
 
 chalk out || to clear ou point oat the way || 
 
 to set the example II to graze, to touch ou 
 
 rub lightly In passing || to agree Q to milt. 
 frayeur, f. fright, terror, 
 fredalne, f. frolic, prank. (ming. 
 
 fredonnement, m. quaver, trilling, hum- 
 fredonner, T. n. to trill, to warble, to 
 
 hum. 
 
 (regale, f. (mar.l frigntc || sea-swallow, 
 freffate, e, a. frignle-built. 
 fro In, iu. bit D bridle, curb, check || (rail.) 
 frelatage, m. adulteration. [broke, 
 
 frelater, v. a. to adulterate, 
 trelaterlu, f. adulteration. 
 rel, a. frttll, weak, 
 rreloa. m. hornet || (fit!-) drone, 
 trelnohe, f. silk tuft, 
 trwlaqaet, m. dandy, prig, puppy. 
 tremlr. T. n. to shudder, to quake, to 
 
 tremble, to shake, to shiver, to vibrate. 
 tremlssement, m. shivering, shuddering, 
 
 trembling, vibration H din (of a bell) II agl- 
 trene. m. (bot.) ash-tree. [tation. 
 
 fr6n6sle, f. frenzy. 
 
 fr<n5Hq no, m. * f. frantic, raring person. 
 frn6tlqae, a. frantic, 
 frfiqnemment, ad. frequently. 
 frequence, f. frequency |l quickness, 
 frequent, e, a. frequent ]| quick. 
 frCqaontatlon, f. frequenting || company. 
 frequenter, v. a. to frequent, to haunt fj 
 
 to keep company with. 
 frere, m. brother || fellow-christian j| friar H 
 
 monk || 6cole da -e, t ragged school, 
 (resale, f. screech-owl. 
 tresqne, f. fresco. 
 treBsore, f. plnck. 
 tret, m. (mar.) freight. 
 frtter, v. a. (mar.) to freight, to charter. 
 fr6tenr, m. charterer, freighter, 
 frettllant, e, a. brisk. Uvely (t frisky, 
 frgtlllement, m. frisking, 
 fr^tlller, v. n. to frisk. 
 f>4t)Uon, m. frisky, lively person. 
 trettn, m. fry, young fish || trash || rnbblah. 
 trenz, m. rook, 
 friable, a. friable |] arenaceoni. 
 frland, e, m. At dainty person H epicors. 
 frland, e, a. dainty, nice || fond, 
 trlandlae, f. daintiness || -, pi. dalntiea, 
 
 delicacies (pi.). 
 
 fricandean. m. slice of real larded, 
 frloaaaee, f. fried hash l| medley, 
 frloasser, v. a. to cut np and fry H to 
 
 squander away. 
 fricaaseur, m. paltry cook, 
 triohe, f. un tilled land || en ~, nncnlUvated. 
 tricot, m. stew || grub, stuf fine. 
 fricoter, v. n. to mess, to grub, to feast, 
 friction, f. friction, rub. 
 frlotlonner, v. a. to rub. 
 frlrldlte, f. frigidity, 
 frlg-orltiqne, a. frigoriSc. 
 frlleux, se, a. chilly. fsnow || winter, 
 frlmaa, m. hoar-frost || ~, m. pi. frost anil 
 frlme, f. sham, pretence. 
 frimonBae, f. face || (faro.) phiz, 
 frlnerale, f. sudden hunger, 
 frlngrant, e, a. frisky, lively, brisk, 
 frlnaraer, v. n. to frisk. [mettlesome. 
 frip6, e, a. tumbled, rumpled || no long*r 
 
 fresh. 
 
 Crlper, v. a. to rumple, to wrinkle, to ruf- 
 fle || to spoil, te waste, to gobble down, 
 frlperle. f. frippery, old clothes [| trade in 
 
 old clothes || place where old clothes are 
 
 sold. (furniture-broker. 
 
 frlpler, iere, m. A f. second-hand clothier || 
 trlpon, m. rogue, knave, sharper, thief, 
 trlpon, ne, a. roguish, wicked, wanton, 
 trlponne, f. knavlab woman, 
 frtpoaner, v. a. A u. to cheat || to pilfer. 
 trlpoonerle. f. knavish trick, roguery, 
 trli-o, v. a. Ir. tu fry. 
 trlae, f. frieze II drvuduougbt 
 trlner, v. a. to curl, tu cngp, tu trlxtle. tw 
 
 twiat H to graze, tu botoer u^uu || to full Iu 
 
 curls, to curl of it- ir. 
 (rlsotter, v. a. to frizzle, to curl, 
 frisson, m. shivering, shaking with cold 
 
 OK fror || chilliness. (shudder. 
 
 trlBBonnement, m. slight ahlver H
 
 fris sonner ftiribond 
 
 friaxmner, r. n. to shiver, to shudder. 
 
 friaure, f. curling II curls (pi.). 
 
 frit, e, a. fried || done {or. 
 
 f rlfrnre, f. frying || fried fish || dripping. 
 
 frlvole, a. frivolous, trifling. 
 
 frlTollte. f. frivolity, futility. 
 
 froo, m. frock || Jeter le ~ aux ortiea, 
 to forsake one's monkish order, to apos- 
 tatise. 
 
 frold, m. coldness, chilliness || coolness, 
 indifference, gravity [| 11 fait ~, it Is cold 
 II avoir ~, to bo cola. 
 
 froid, , a. (-ement, ad.) coldfly) || cool 
 (ly)|| indifferent || dull || a ~, without fire. 
 
 Croidenr, f. coldness, indifference || cool- 
 ness. 
 
 froldure, f. cold, coldness, cold weather. 
 
 frolBsement, m. bruising || clashing, 
 friction. 
 
 friBer. v. a. to bruise || to rumple II to 
 wound, to hurt. || to clash, to ruffle [| se 
 -, to take offence. 
 
 frolMure, f. bruise |J rumple. 
 
 frOlement, m. grazing, touching slightly, 
 rustling. 
 
 firoler, v. a. to graze. 
 
 fromagre, m. cheese ||~de coohon, brawn. 
 
 fromagrer, m., tromagrere, f. cheese- 
 maker U cheesemonger || cheese-mould. 
 
 fromag-erle, f. cheese-dairy II cheese-trade. 
 
 *romag-eux, , a. cheesy. 
 
 froment, m. wheat. 
 
 fromnntaJ. m. rye-grass. 
 
 froooemont, m, frowning, knitting f the 
 brows. (to knit the brow. 
 
 fronoer, v. a. to packer |l ~ le sourcll, 
 
 tronola, m. pncter (of clothes). 
 
 (road*, f. sling, band l| opposition. 
 
 fronder, v. a. to sling, to fling, to throw, 
 to cast || to Jeer, to criticise, to blame. 
 
 trondeur, m. sllnger |] fault-finder l| railer. 
 
 front, m. forehead, face, head || front, 
 forepart I) impudence, boldness, assurance, 
 confidence |J de -, in the front, abreast || 
 ~ a ~, face to face [I ~ d'alraln, biazen- 
 fce H - de bandlere, (mil.) front line II 
 - d'un b&timent, front of a building || 
 avoir ! ~ de. to have the impodeuce 
 to | fair* ~, (mil.) to front. 
 
 trontAau, m. frontlet, frontal (among the 
 Jews) I) (mar.) breastwork. 
 
 troatlere, f. frontier, border. 
 
 frontlaplee, m. frontispiece || title-page. 
 
 fronton, m. frontal, pediment. 
 
 trottaflre, m. rubbing, polishing, scrubbing. 
 
 f*o*t*ment, m. friction, rubbing. 
 
 trotter, v. a. & n. to rub, to bang, to 
 beat || to lash, to aiioial II to graze || ae ~, 
 to rub ooeaeu || to tueU Jlr, to have to do 
 (with). 
 
 trotteur, m. rubber, floor-scrubber. 
 
 frottofcr, m. robbing-cloth || rubbrr, scrub- 
 bing-brnsh, || ..-uoiiiou. 
 
 trottoire, L courtiig-barrel. 
 
 rjronar, T. n. to whistle || to peep. 
 
 frou-frou, m. mstling of silk || falre ~, 
 to cut a dash || to make a fuss. 
 
 (nottdor, m. trait-month (18. Ang. 
 J. Sept), 
 
 rruotlflcatlon, f. fructification || fecunda- 
 tion, [ful. 
 f ruotlfler, v. n. to bear fruit || to be frult- 
 fructuen*, se. a. (-snmeut, ad.) fruit- 
 ful, profitable || profitably, 
 f rural, e, a. (-ement, ad.) frugal(ly) | 
 
 sparingOy) II sober, temperate, 
 frngrallte, f. frugality, 
 frugrlvore, a. frugivorous. 
 trnit. m. fruit, product, production II ad- 
 vantage, profit, consequence, result |J last 
 course, dessert || etre ~ seo, to be plucked 
 (at an examination). [trade. 
 
 frniterle, f. fruitery. fruit-loft || fruit- 
 fruitier, m. fruiterer || greengrocer |j fruit, 
 loft. [fruit-tree. 
 
 frnttler, ere, a. fruit-bearing || arbre ~, 
 
 frunte, a. defnced (of medals), 
 frustrer, v. a. to frustrate, to disappoint, 
 
 to defraud. 
 
 fairJtif, ve, m. & f. fugitive || runawar- 
 fng-ltif, TO, a. transitory. 
 fng-ne, f. (mns.) fugue, 
 fnle, f. coop || small pigeon-honse. 
 fair, v. a. & n. ir. to shun, to avoid, to 
 
 flee, to run away, to escape, to evade }| to 
 
 leak. [evasion, subterfuge || leakage. 
 
 falte, f. flight, running away || avoiding, 
 fulml -coton, m. gun-cotton, 
 fulminant, e, a. fulminant, fulminatory H 
 
 thundering, storming. [to thunder, 
 
 fnlmlner, v. a. A n. to fulminate, to storm, 
 tamable, a. smokable. 
 fumiSe, f. smoke, vapour, steam || (fig.) 
 
 vain hope || phantom || dung (of deer), 
 fumer, v. a. & a. to smoke || to smoke-dry Q 
 
 to dung, to manure || to steam || to smoke 
 
 (tobacco) || to be in a rage, to fume. 
 fumeron, in. smoking coal, 
 fumet, m. flavour, 
 fnmeterre, f. fumitory, 
 fnmenr, m. smoker (of tobacco). 
 fnmense, f. smoklng-chalr. fwine). 
 
 fnmeux, se, a. smoky, fumy U heady (of 
 lumler, m. dung, manure || dunghill, 
 fumlgrer, v. a. to fumigate, 
 tnmlate, m. bricklayer for fire-places || 
 
 (tarn.) chimney-doctor, 
 fnmlaterie, f. swagger, brag. 
 fumlvore, m. smoke-consumer, 
 fumlvore, a. fumivorous. 
 fumolr, m. smoking-room || smoking-di van. 
 fumure, f. manure, 
 funambule, m. rope-dancer, 
 fonebre, a. fuueral || mournful H dismal. 
 tnneralllea, f. pL funeral, 
 fnneralre, a. funeral. 
 funeral, e, a. funereal. 
 ruuuKtu, n. fatal, 
 funloulalre, a. funicular. 
 fur, m.; au - et a meaar, In propoitlou 
 ruret, u>. ferret || terreter, Paul Pry. 
 rm-Bior, v. a. to ferret, u> built frith A 
 
 ferret || to search. 
 
 furetenr, m. ferreter || prier H hunter, 
 furenr, f. fury, frenzy, madness H violent 
 
 deslrr, pnsMon || aveo ~, furiously, 
 furibond, e, a. (urious.
 
 furl* 
 
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 o, t. (017 || rage. 
 
 fnrisux, , m. ft. mad man (ou woman). 
 
 fcurleux, , a. ( -semen t, ad.) fortooa 
 (ly) || violently) II raging || Impetuous || 
 prodigious(ly) || excessively. 
 
 fnronole, m. furuncle, boll. fstealthy. 
 
 fnrttJ, ve, a. (-vemont, ad.) f urtivefly ) || 
 
 funain, m. prick- wood || crayon. 
 
 fasean, m. spindle. 
 
 ruaee, L rocket || (mil.) fusee |] barrel 
 
 fase!6, e, a. spindle-shaped, slender. 
 
 inBiforme, a. (bot.) fusiform, spindle- 
 shaped. 
 
 taail, m. steel (used to strike fire), tinder- 
 box || butcher's steel || gnn, musket, fire- 
 lock )| plerra a. ~, flint || ~ ft, aJrnUle. 
 needle-gun II - do chasae, fowling-piece l| 
 ~ de munition, musket l| ~ raye, rifled 
 gun || ~ a, deux coups, double-barrelled 
 gun (I ~ at vent, air-gun || ~ ft platon, 
 percussion-gun || coup de ~, musket- 
 shot || report of a musket || port6e da ~, 
 guu-shot || battre le ~, to strike fire. 
 
 fusilier, m. fu&lleer. 
 
 rnalllade, f. discharge of musketry || firing. 
 
 fuailler, v. a. to shoot (to death). 
 
 taalon, f. fusion, melting || blending || 
 
 iuMt.ig-a.tion, f. whipping. [coalition. 
 
 fnatlg-er, v. a. to whip, to flog. 
 
 tat, m. stock (of a gun) |[ cask || fust, abaft || 
 barrel (of a drum). 
 
 rntalo, f. trees of long standing (pi.) || foreet 
 of old treea || a^rbre de bant* ~, full- 
 grown forest tree. 
 
 futallle, f. (wine-)cask. 
 
 tutaine, f. fustian. 
 
 Iat6, e, a. sly. crafty, cunning. 
 
 futile, a. fuule, trifling, worthless, frivol- 
 ous, paltry. 
 
 futility f. futility, trifllngDess. 
 
 tutor, m. (ST.) future (tense) || ~, e, m. 4f. 
 intended (future) husband or wife. 
 
 tntnr, e, a. future, to come. 
 
 fuyard, m. runaway, 
 tuyard, , a. fugitive. 
 
 G. 
 
 gabare, 1 (mar.) schuyt || lighter || drag- 
 net. 
 
 K-barl, m. (mar.) model j| mattre ~, mld- 
 sblp mould || faux ~, slab Umber. 
 
 rabarler, m. (mar.) lighterman. 
 
 jabalou, m. custom-house officer II toll- 
 
 grbler, m. (mar.) topman. [collector. 
 
 gablonner, v. a. to cover with gabions. 
 
 K&ohe, f. staple (of a lock). 
 
 j&oher, T. a. to mix mortar || to rinse || to 
 bungle. flocks) follower. 
 
 g&liett, f. tumbler (of a musket) |l (of 
 
 gf&uheur, m. mason's labourer || bungler. 
 
 uauheax, BO, . splashy, miry. 
 
 V&uhiM, m. slop || mess. 
 
 h-iduue, f. ulgbtboll. sewage, drainage. 
 
 uiiB, f. gaff, boat-hook || fair* uua ~, 
 to Ju tuoLUti UiUig. 
 
 (kttov, T. ft. to haak with UM gait 
 
 , se, m. & t. duiice || goose. 
 o. m. pawa, pledge, deposit, plight, 
 
 mark, testimony f| -, pL wages (pi) |j * 
 
 -s, hired. 
 ffagrer, v. a. to hire, to give wagea to H to 
 
 lay a wager, to bet. to wager, 
 rag-ear, se, m. & f. bettor, wftgerer. 
 eraireure, f. bet, wager. 
 Kagrlste, m. hireling |l nnder-clerk. 
 erag-nagre, m. grazing- land, 
 (fag-riant, e, m. <t f. winner. 
 Brag-ne ; --pain, m. livelihood [I --petit, 
 
 m. knife-grinder, 
 g-agrner, v. a. & n. to gain, to obtain, to 
 
 get. to receive || to acquire, to win, to 
 
 earn || to reach, to arrive at, to persuade, 
 
 to prevail upon || to entice, to allure, to 
 
 attract || to bribe, to corrupt || Be ~, to be 
 
 catching || to be caught. 
 fta.1, e. a. (-ement, ad,) gay || gaily U 
 
 cheerful(ly) || lively, pleasant || merrily, 
 g-alao, m. guaiacum. 
 
 graiet^, f. merriment, mirth, cheerfulness. 
 aralllard, m. Jovial fellow ou companion || 
 
 " d'avunt, (mar.) forecastle || ~ d'ar- 
 
 rlftre, (mar.) quarter-deck. 
 K- ai Hard, e, a. (-ement, ad.) gay, merry, 
 
 Jovial, cheerful || fresh, healthy [I gallant. 
 
 sprightly, courageous || merrily || boldly [| 
 
 bluntly. 
 
 g-alllarde, f. gay ou bold woman. 
 g-aillardette, t flag at the foretop. 
 ^aillardlBe, f. cheerfulness || rather free 
 
 talk, broad, wanton language. 
 rain, m. gain, profit, lucre || winnings (pL). 
 g-alne, f. sheath, case, 
 grainier, m. sheath-maker, case-maker. 
 srala, m. gala. [lantly. 
 
 galamment, ad. genteelly, elegantly, gal- 
 Bralant, m. wooer, suitor, lover || vert <-, 
 
 dashing ladies' man. 
 g-alant. e, a. genteel, well-bred, elegant, 
 
 refined || opright, honest || courtly, civil. 
 
 billet-doux. 
 ral&nterle, f. politeness |[ compliment || 
 
 love-affair, love-making || love-intrigue. 
 gralantln, m. ladles' man, dangler, beau. 
 g-aJantlne, f. ealantine, poultry flavoured 
 
 with herbs || mot. ) snow-drop. 
 ar&laxle, f. milky-way. 
 Bralbe, m. graceful outline. 
 g-aJe, f. Itch, scab, mange. 
 Bralere, f. (mar.) galley || drudgery || 
 
 vograe la ~ I come what may I 
 g-alerie, f. gallery || cornice || spectator*. 
 g-alerln, m. ealley-^lave. 
 valet, m. pebble || shingle. 
 g-aletaa, m. garret || bole. | uanno.-ic . 
 
 gralette, f. flat, thin cake l| bnttered roll U 
 g-aleux. au, a. Itchy, scabby, mangy. 
 B-allmaUaM, m. balderdash, bosh. 
 
 g-allote, f. (mar.) galiot || ~ > bombea, 
 
 bomb- vessel. 
 g-alle, f. Knll II nolx d ~, Kail-nut 
 
 e, m, gullitlsm. 
 
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 g&loche giteau 
 
 galoche, I. goloeh, clog || (mar. ) clamp || 
 men ton de ~, m. turned- up chin. 
 
 g-alon, m. galloon, lace. 
 
 g-alonner, v. a. to lace. 
 
 g-alonnier, m. lace-maker. 
 
 g-alop, m. gallop || blowing up II grand ~, 
 full gallop || petit ~, baud gallop. 
 
 gralopade, f. galloping. 
 
 g-aloper, v. a. An. to gallop || to hunt after. 
 
 gralopln, m. errand-boy f| dirty fellow || 
 blackguard. 
 
 g-alvanlqae, a. galvanic. 
 
 ffalvaniaer, v. a. to galvanise. 
 
 (ralvanleuie, m. galvanism. 
 
 gralvanoplastie, f. electro- typing. 
 
 g-alvauder, v. a. to abuse || to disturb || to 
 throw into disorder. 
 
 gambade, f. gambol. 
 
 g-ambader, v. n. to gambol. 
 
 aramelle, f. bowl || mess. 
 
 g-aniln, m. street-urchin, blackguard-boy, 
 cad || urcliin || little boy || mere boy. 
 
 yamme, t. (mus.) gamut || scale l| lecture || 
 tone || 6tre hors de ~, to be at one's 
 wits' end. [head || fogey. 
 
 granache, f. nether-jaw of a horse || block- 
 
 grandln, m. swell, fop. 
 
 gangrene, f. (mid.) gangrene, mortifica- 
 tion || canker. iruuki-r. 
 
 grang-rener, (md.) to mortify || to 
 
 ffanse, f. loop, string. 
 
 rant, m. glove || gauntlet. 
 
 g-antelet, m. gauntlet || bandage for the 
 hand. 
 
 tranter, v. a. & n. to put on gloves || to fit 
 well || e ~, to put on one's cloves. 
 
 g-anterie, 1 glove-making, glove-trade. 
 
 grantler, m. glover. 
 
 g-araue, m. (rail.) shunt || vole de ~, 
 hunt-line. 
 
 grarance, f. (bot.) madder. 
 
 traranco, a. madder-coloured. 
 
 grarancer, v. a. to dye with madder. 
 
 g-aranclere, f. madder-field. 
 
 varan t, e, m. <kf. guarantee l| (jur.) surety. 
 
 garantle, f. guaranty, warranty. 
 
 garantlr, v. a. to guarantee, to warrant, 
 to answer for || to indemnify |j to affirm || 
 to secure (from) || to protect. 
 
 garce, f. wretch || wench || hiss. 
 
 g-argon, m. boy, lad || bachelor || journey- 
 man, fellow, groom || manservant, waiter. 
 
 grareonniere, f. romp, torn-boy. 
 
 jrarde, m. guard, keeper, warden j| (rail.) 
 line-keeper || ~ du commerce, bailiff || 
 ~, f. keeping, watching || guard, custody, 
 care, heed, attention || defence, protection 
 charge, security || posture of defence 
 lick-nurse || fly-leaf |J a la ~ I police I 
 prendra ~, to take care, to mlml 
 n'avolr ~ de, to take can* not to 
 M donner de ~, to beware || ~- 
 bol, in. forest-keeper || --boutique, m. 
 unsalable goods || --cendrea, in. fender || 
 ~-oha*ae, m. same-keeper || ~-odte, m. 
 (mar.) guard-ship, cruiser || --corps, m. 
 (rail.) aand-rail || --orotte, in. splash- 
 Daaral|~-ten, m. lender ||-fo a, m. rails 
 tOaag bnue, etc (pl.)|l "Irola. at. (rail.) 
 
 brakesman || --magabln, m. storekeeper, 
 warehouseman || unsalable goods || ~> 
 malade, m. & f. sick-nurse || ~-manche, 
 m. false sleeves || ~~mangrer, m. Knfe, 
 lardor, pantry ||~-m6nag'erie, m. ship's 
 poulterer || ~-meub]ea, m. lumher-rooui || 
 furniture repository |l panteclinicon || ~- 
 nappe, m. table-mat fl --national, m. 
 National Guard || --peche, m. water- 
 bailiff || robe, f. wardrobe || water- 
 closet || ~- vue, m. screen. 
 
 Carder, v. a. to preserve, to keep, to save, 
 to reserve || to guard, to protect, to de- 
 fend || to watch, to look after, to have an 
 eye upon || to attend to, to observe || to 
 perform || se ~, to keep, to last || to pre- 
 serve oneself from, to beware of. 
 
 gardenr, se, m. & f. keeper, herd. 
 
 grardlen, m. guardian, warden || protector. 
 
 g-ardon, m. roach (fish). 
 
 rare t have a care, out of the way 1 
 
 g-are, f. railway station, terminus || basin || 
 chef de ~, station-master. 
 
 g-arenno, f. warren. 
 
 g-arennier, m. warrener. 
 
 rarer, v. a. to put into dock || to shunt |j 
 e ~, to get out of the way. 
 
 be g-arffarlser, to gargle. 
 
 srarg-arlame, m. gargle. ftnesa. 
 
 uargrotaare, m. wretched cooking, dirty 
 
 grarg-ote, f. cheap eating-house, pot-house. 
 
 g-arg-oter, v. n. to frequent cbenp eating- 
 houses and low ale-houses. 
 
 g-arg-otler, m. low publican, bad cook. 
 
 g-arg-ouille.'f. spout of a gutter. 
 
 g-arg-ouillement, m. rumbling in the 
 
 grargouiller, v. n. to dabble. Lbo.wels. 
 
 g-arg'onillis, m. splashing. 
 
 grargrousse, f. (cannon-)cartrldge. 
 
 g-arnement, m. rake-hell, bad fellow. 
 
 garni, e, a. garnished || hotel ~, lodging 
 bouse. 
 
 g-arnlr, v. a. to furnish, to provide with II 
 to strengthen || to adorn, to decorate, to 
 
 grarnisalre, m. baililf's man. [trim. 
 
 g-arniaon, f. garrison. 
 
 g-arnissag-o, m. trimming. 
 
 grarnlture , t garniture, ganiishmenL 
 furniture, ornaments, trimming || (mnr.) 
 rigging || - de chemln6e, set o( chim- 
 ney-ornaments || ~ de foyer, fire-iroua. 
 
 grarrot, m. withers |l packing-stick. 
 
 g-arrotte, f. strangulation, garroting. 
 
 garrotter, v. a. to tie down || to garrote. 
 
 gars, m. young fellow, lad. 
 
 gaacon, m. bragger, boaster. 
 
 g'aaconnade, f. brag, boasting. 
 
 yasconner, v. n. to boast. 
 
 gaspillagre, m. wasting. 
 
 g-asplller, v. a. to waste, to squander. 
 
 g-aspilleur, m. spendthrift. 
 
 grastralg'le, f. (tu&d.) gastralgia. 
 
 g-astrlqae, a. gastric. 
 
 g-aa trite, . (m&i.) gastritis. 
 
 gastronome, m. glutton. 
 
 gastronomic, t gastronomy. 
 
 g-aatronornlqne, a. gastronomic. 
 
 tf atttau, ni. cake || honeycomb || (tig. ) pro- 
 fit II - das r*l, twcUtU-tukc.
 
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 ; ~- enfant, m. spoiler of children II 
 --metier, m. spoil-trade || underworks || 
 ~-papler, ID. scribbler || --sauce, m. 
 bad cook, 
 
 rater, v. a. to spoil, to corrupt, to hurt. 
 to impair || to foul, to dirty || to injure I] 
 to squander || se ~, to be spoiled || to get 
 damaged, to decay, to rot 
 
 gatenr, se, m. & I. spoiler. 
 
 gateux, m. (mfd.) Insane paralytic. 
 
 gateux, a. (mecl.) paralytic and insane. 
 
 gauche, f. left band ou side. 
 
 gauche, a. left |J crooked || awkward || & ~, 
 on tbe left hand, to the left. 
 
 gauchement, ad. awkwardly. 
 
 rancher, ere, a. left-handed. 
 
 gaucherle, f. awkwardness || blunder. 
 
 gauchlr; v. n. to turn aside, to shuffle || 
 to warp. 
 
 ganchlssenient, m. shrinkage, warping. 
 
 gande, f. maize hasty-pudding || dyer's 
 
 gaudlsaerie, (. broad humour. [weed. 
 
 gandrlole, f. broad loking II broad joke. 
 
 ganf re, f. honeycomb || water. 
 
 gaufrer, v. a. to figure (stuffs) || to em- 
 boss || to gauffer. 
 
 gaufreur, m. gaufferer. 
 
 gaufrier, m. wafer-iron. 
 
 gaufrure, f. figuring stuffs, gauffering. 
 
 gaule, f. long pole || switch. (long pole. 
 
 gaoler, v. a. to beat down (fruit) with a 
 
 e gansser, to jeer, to banter, to chaff. 
 
 gauaserlt), f. jeering, banter. 
 
 gaussenr, m. jeerer, story-teller. 
 
 gaver, v. a. to cram with food. 
 
 gavotte, f. gavot 
 
 gaz, m. gas || gas-light || beo da -, gas- 
 burner II eolalrage an ~, gas-lighting. 
 
 gaze, f. gauze. (veil. 
 
 racer, v. a. to cover with gauze || (fig.) to 
 
 gasetler, m. gazetteer, news-writer. 
 
 gazette, f. newspaper. 
 
 gaceux, e, a. gaseous || effervescing. 
 
 gazler, m. gauze-maker || gas-fitter. 
 
 gazometre, m. gasometer. 
 
 gazon, m. turf || (Jam.) wig. 
 
 gazonnement, in. covering with turf. 
 
 gazonner, v. a. to turf. 
 
 gazoaillement, m. warbling || purling (of 
 a stream) || prattle. (purl || to prattle. 
 
 gazouiller, v. n. to wamble, to chirp || to 
 
 geal, m. jay || jackdaw. 
 
 geant, e, m. a. f. giant |l giantess. 
 
 gelndru, v. n. ir. to whine, to whimper. 
 
 gelatine, f. gelatine. 
 
 gelatlneux, BO. a. gelatinous. 
 
 gelee, f. frost || jelly || ~ blanch*, hoar- 
 
 geler, v. a, 4 n. to freeze. Ifrost 
 
 gellnotte, f. hazel-hen. f(pL) 
 
 g6meaux, m. pi. (ostr.) Gemini, Twins 
 
 gemlr, v. n. to groan, to sigh || to moan, 
 to mourn, to bewail || to coo. [lion. 
 
 gemlaaement, m, groan, moan, lamenta- 
 
 gemme, f. (bot.) gem |l leafy bud |j (min.) 
 gem || (of atiimals) bud. 
 
 gemme, a. ; ol ~, m. mineral salt 
 
 genaiit, e, a. troublesome, embarrassing, 
 wearisome, tedious, irksome, teasing, dU- 
 
 genoive, f. gam. 
 
 gendarme, m. armed policeman l| virago, 
 termagant || (of diamonds) flaw [Mof fire) 
 spark. [bluster. 
 
 se gendarmer, to fall into a passion, to 
 
 gendarmerie, f. armed police, constabu- 
 
 rendre, m. son-in-law. Uaxy. 
 
 gene, f. rack, torture || pain, torment f] con- 
 straint, inconvenienee || sans ~, without 
 ceremony, at one's ease. 
 
 genealoffie, f. genealogy, lineage. 
 
 gendalogrique, a. genealogical. 
 
 gener, v. a. to constrain, to pinch, to 
 cramp, to straiten || to impede, to binder, 
 to be troublesome to, to incommode || se 
 ~, to restrain oneself! to put oneself about, 
 to incommode oneself. 
 
 g6neral, m. general, chief commander, 
 chief || generality [| en ~, In general. 
 
 general, e, a. (-ement, ad.) general(ly) || 
 universal, common || usually). 
 
 generalat, m. generalship. 
 
 genGrale, f. (mil.) general || fire-dram. 
 
 genSrallser, v. a. to generalise. 
 
 generalissimo, m. commander-ln-chief. 
 
 gren6ralite, f. generality. 
 
 grenerateur, trice, a. generating. 
 
 generation, f. generation || posterity, 
 descent [handsomely. 
 
 genereusement, ad. generously, nobly, 
 
 g6nereux, se, a; generous. 
 
 K6n6rlque, a. generic. (bounty. 
 
 generoslta, f. generosity, liberality, 
 
 genet, in. (bot) broom || furze. 
 
 genet, m. Spanish horse |l jennet 
 
 generrler, m. (bot) juniper-tree. 
 
 genie, m. genius, spirit || engineering || body 
 of engineers || omcler dn ~, engineer || 
 oldat dn ~, sapper and miner. 
 
 genlet 
 
 genlaa 
 
 genital, i 
 
 genltlf, m". (gr.) genitive (case). 
 
 genou, m. knee || A -x, kneeling. 
 
 genonlllere, f. knee-piece (of a boot) y 
 knee-pan || top. 
 
 genre, m. genus || (gr.) gender || kind, 
 sort, species, manner, style. 
 
 gens, m. pi. people, men (pi.) J| servants 
 attendants, hands, persona (pi.) || drolt 
 de* -, right of nations || ~ da lettreu, 
 literary people (pi.) || ~ d'Agllsa, church- 
 men (pL) || ~ de gnerre, ~ d'ep6e, 
 military men (pi.) || ~ de condition, 
 gentlefolk (pL) f| ~ de mer, naval ou sea- 
 faring people (pi.) j| ~ de blen, honest 
 men (pi.) || lea vielilea ~, old people (pi.). 
 
 rent, L nation, tribe, race || gentry (pi.). 
 
 gentlane, f. (bot) gentian. 
 
 gentll, m. gentile. 
 
 gentil, la, a. genteel, well-bred || elegant, 
 pretty, pleasing, agreeable, graceful. 
 
 reatUAomme, m. gentleman, nobleman. 
 
 gentllnommerie, f. gentility, gentry. 
 
 gentilhommlere, f. small country-seat 
 
 gentlllt6, f. paganism || gentile nations. 
 
 gentlllatra, 01. lordllng. 
 
 ranUlleasa, f. prettiness || pretty UUng U 
 pretty saying || pretty Uick. 
 
 vre. m. (bot) juniper || gin. 
 ase.f. heller. I -en, pi. genitals (pi.). 
 tal, a, a. genital, generative || partlen
 
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 gntimt glorteox 
 
 geutlment, ad. genteelly, prettily. 
 genuflexion, t. genuflexion, kneellug. 
 g6od6ale, f. geodesy. 
 g6ographe, in. geographer, 
 geographic, f. geography. 
 g6ographlqne, a. geographical, 
 geftlage, in. jailor's fees (pi.). 
 ge61e. f. jail. 
 g-eSlter, m. jailor. 
 g6ologie, t. geology. 
 g6olog\ie, m. geologist, 
 ggomgtral, e, a. geometrical, 
 ggometre, m. geometrician || surveyor. 
 g6om6trle, f. geometry. [cal(ly). 
 
 glorndtrlque, a. (-ment, ad.) geometri- 
 g6rance, f. management. 
 ge>ant, m. manager || principal || respon- 
 sible editor of a newspaper. 
 gerbe, f. sheaf || ~ d'eau, spout of water. 
 gerber, v. n. to make up in> sheaves y to 
 
 pile casks upon each other, 
 garbolse, f. jerboa, jumping mouse, 
 gercer, v. a. & n. to chap, to crack. 
 geronre, f. chap, crack, chink, 
 gerer, v. a. to manage, 
 gerfaut, m. gerfalcon, 
 germaln, a, a. first, german ]| cousin ~. 
 
 first cousin || couslii lesu da ~, second 
 germanlsme, m. germanism. [cousin, 
 germe, m. germ, sprout, shoot || sperme, 
 
 treadle. f shoot, to Spring up. 
 
 vernier, v. n. to germinate, to sprout, to 
 germolr, m. malt-house. 
 gerondlf, m. (gr.) gerund. 
 glBier, m. gizzard. 
 
 tr eslr, v. n. def. ir. to lie || cl-gtt, here lies, 
 grease, f. chickling-vetch, 
 gestation, f. gestation, gravidlty. 
 geste, m. gesture |i manner || sign || beck || 
 
 nod II -a, pi. doings. 
 gestlculer, v. n. to gesticulate, 
 gestlon, f. management, 
 g-ibbeux, se, a. gibbous, 
 gibbosite, f. gibbosity, 
 glbecie-xe, f. game-bag || courier-bag || 
 
 juggler's pouch, 
 gibelotte, f. rabbit-stew, 
 glberne, f. cartridge-pouch, 
 glbet, m. gibbet || gallows (pi.), 
 gibler, m. game || ~ de potenoe, jail-bird, 
 glboule'e, f. April-shower, 
 glboyeux, se, a. abounding in game, 
 glfle, f. slap in the face, smacker, stinger. 
 Vlfler, v. a. to box (one's) ears. 
 glganteaque, a. gigantic. 
 vlgot, m. leg of mutton, 
 g-lg-ottar, v. n. to kick about. 
 glgne, f. jig (dance) || shank, leg. 
 gllet, m. waistcoat, underwaisteoat, vest |j 
 
 ~ & ohale, roll-collar waistcoat, 
 gllle, m. clown, ninny. 
 glmblette, f. crisp biscuit 
 gingembre, m. ginger, 
 g Irate, (. giraffe, cnmelopard. 
 K-iraadole, f. chandelier. 
 Iflratoire, u. gyratory. 
 glrotle, m. clove. 
 truna, r. gimriuwer || wall-noww. 
 t\r<ttn*r, ui. (bet.) elov*-m. 
 
 (Iron, m. lap || pale. 
 
 g-lrouette, f. weathercock j| (mar.) vane of 
 
 gisant, e, a. lying (ill ou dead), la ship. 
 
 iflBoment, m. (mar.) bearing (of a sea- 
 coast) || (rain.) layer, bed. [g-isent, here lie. 
 
 git, (deg-sir); ci-g-lt, here lies || cl- 
 
 irite, m. home, lodging, dwelling-house, 
 resting-place || form (of a hare) || layer. 
 
 g-tter, v. n. to lodge, to stay || to sleep. 
 
 g-lvre, m. hoar-frost rime. 
 
 Bflabre, a. (bot.) glabrous, smooth. 
 
 grlaoe, f. Ice || coach-window || looking- 
 glass || plate-gloss |j plate-eluss door || 
 coldness || flaw (in a diamond) || ice-cream 
 II a la -, iced l| ohaudelle de ~, f. icicle. 
 
 erlac6, e, a. frozen, iced l| freezing, chilling 
 || rants -a, glazed gloves. 
 
 g-lacer, v. a. A n. to ice, to cover with ice D 
 to freeze, to chill || to candy || to glaze 
 to overpower, to paralyse. 
 
 g-laclal, e. a. glacial, icy, frozen || (fig.) 
 biting || sharp. 
 
 g-laoler, m. glacier || plate-glass maker, 
 glass-maker || dealer in ice. 
 
 glaclere, f. ice-house' || freezing-machine, 
 refrigerator, ice-box. [glazing. 
 
 grlacis, in. (mil.) glacis || sloping-bank || 
 
 fflaoon, m. icicle, piece of ice || floe. 
 
 g-ladlateur, in. gladiator. 
 
 g-laleul, m. gladfole. 
 
 g-lalre, f. white of egg || glair. 
 
 g-lairer, v. a. to glair || ~, v. n. to ex- 
 pectorate. 
 
 g-lalae, f. clay J| terre ~, potter's earth. 
 
 grlalser, v. a. to clay over. 
 
 g-lalseux, se, a. clayey. 
 
 g'lalslere, I. clay-pit. 
 
 g-lal ve, m. sword || steel. 
 
 g^lanag-e, m. gleaning. 
 
 g-land, m. acorn || tassel. 
 
 g-lande, f. gland. 
 
 g-land<5, e, a. glandered || ncorned. 
 
 g-land6e, f. crop of acorns. 
 
 grlane, f. gleanings (pi.) || rope. 
 
 grlaner, v. n. to glean. 
 
 grlaneur, se, m. & f. gleaner. 
 
 g-lannre, f. gleanings (pi.). 
 
 grlaplr, v. n. to yelp, to squeak. 
 
 g-lapisaement, m. yelping, squeaking. 
 
 g-lav, m. knell, passing-bell. 
 
 g-lauque, a. glaucous. 
 
 g-lebe, f. glebe || soil, earth. 
 
 glissade, f. slip, slide. 
 
 grllBsant, e, a. slippery. 
 
 g-llsser, v. a. 4 n. to slip, to Slide, to 
 glide !| to touch lightly || ae ~, to cu*-p in 
 ou into || to insinuate. 
 
 g-lisseur, m. slider. / 
 
 g-lisBoire, f. slide. 
 
 globe, m. globe, ball, sphere, orb y ter 
 restrial globe || glass shade. 
 
 globuleaz. se, a. globular. 
 
 glolre, f. glory. 
 
 gloria, m. coffee with brandy. 
 
 g-lorlette, f. couiilrybouse, pavilion. 
 
 glorleuz, m. vain man, bragx'xrt. 
 
 glorious, 8e, a. (-8am*at, *J i glorioul 
 (ly) |j
 
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 glorlfier, v. a. to glorify || Be ~, to piide 
 in, to take glory In, to boast ot. 
 
 gloriole, f. vainglory. 
 
 grlose, (. gloss || carping. 
 
 arloaer, v. n. to gloss, to comment || to carp 
 
 gloaenr, m. carper. [at. 
 
 gloBsaire, m. glossary. 
 
 glossatenr, m. glossarist. 
 
 glotte, f. (an.) glottis. 
 
 glonglon, m. gurgling. fete.). 
 
 gloug-lonter, v. n. to pebble (of turkeys, 
 
 gloueiiement, m. clucking. 
 
 glouseer, v. n. to cluck. 
 
 glouteron, m. burdock. 
 
 glonton, m. glutton. fous(ly). 
 
 glouton, ne, a. ( nement, ad.) glutton- 
 
 glontonnerie, f. gluttony. 
 
 Via, f. birdlime. 
 
 gluant, e, a. limy || sticky. 
 
 gluan, m. lime-twig. 
 
 vlner, v. a. to lime, to cover with bird- 
 rial, m. coarse straw. [lime. 
 
 gluten, m. (chlm.) gluten. 
 
 glntlneux, , a. glutinous, clammy. 
 
 glycerine, f. (chlm. ) glycerine. 
 
 gniaf, m. (fam.) bungler. [beer. 
 
 gnognotte, f. trash, rubbish || (fam.) small 
 
 gnomlque, a. gnomical, sententious. 
 
 guomonl<jne, i. dialling. 
 
 go ; tout de ~, ad. freely, directly. 
 
 robe, (. poison-ball U ~-moaches, m. 
 fly-catcher || cull || trifler. 
 
 gobelet, m. goblet, drin king-cup, juggler's 
 box || Joneur de -m, juggler || tours de 
 ~, thimble-rigging. 
 
 gobelin, m. hobgoblin. 
 
 irobelotter, v. n. to tipple. 
 
 gober, v. a. to swallow greedily, to gulp 
 down || to catch. 
 
 goberge, m. cross-bar || handle || veneer- 
 ing-cramp. 
 
 e goberger, to take one's ease, to In- 
 dulge oneself. 
 
 robeur, m. (fam.) swallower || gull. 
 
 godalller, v. n. to tipple. 
 
 godalllenr, m. drunkard, toper. 
 
 aroJelureau, m. fop. 
 
 godenot, m. (juggler's) puppet. 
 
 goder, v. n. to pucker, to crease. 
 
 irodet, m. small cup, mug. 
 
 godlohe, godlohon, m. simpleton. 
 
 tfodlreaa, m . Tea j pie, 
 
 goe'land, m. sea-gull. 
 
 goelette. f. schooner. fblow-out. 
 
 Jogallle, f. (fam.) a high time || a good 
 gogo, ad. luxuriously, In clover. 
 KOgaenard, m. jeerer. 
 goguenard, e, a. jovial, 
 iroguenarder, v. n. to jeer, 
 ffoguenarderle, t. jeer. 
 goguetteB, f. pi. merry storiei || en ~, in 
 
 a merry humour. 
 
 golnlre, m. gormandlser, guzzler, 
 golnfrer. v. n. to gormandise, 
 golnfrerle, f. gluttony, 
 fcoltre, m. (meet.) wen, goitre, 
 ifoltreux, e. a. (uiid.) gokroua. 
 golfe, m. gulf, 
 tfuuxmage, 10. gamming. 
 
 *> .K A tOti A 'V'xA. 
 
 gomme, f. gum || ~ 41astio.ae, India- 
 rubber || ~ amtte, gamboge. 
 
 grommer, v. a. to gum. 
 
 erommeuz, m. dandy, fop. 
 
 grommeux, ae, a. gummy. 
 
 gommler, ra. (Dot. ) gum-tree. 
 
 gonagrre, m. (nifsd.) gout in the knee. 
 
 frond, m. liinge. 
 
 grondole, f. gondola. 
 
 gondolier, ra. gondolier. 
 
 gronnement, m. swelling |l inflation of a 
 balloon. [inflate. 
 
 gronfler, v. a. & n. to swell, to puff up || to 
 
 g-ord, m. fishery. [knot. 
 
 grordien, a. Gordian || ncend ~, m. Gordian 
 
 g-oret, m. little pig, young hog. 
 
 gorge, f. forepart of the neck and breast, 
 throat, gullet || tucker || defile || rendre ~, 
 to disgorge, to refund || ~-chande, f. 
 hawk's fee II falre des -B--S, to laugh 
 at the expense of another ||~-de -pigeon, 
 m. shot J| shot-colour || ~ -de -pigeon, a. 
 shot U shot-colour. 
 
 gorgree, f. draught || mouthful. 
 
 gorger, v. a. to cram, to glut, to cloy. 
 
 goaier, m. throat || gullet fl voice. 
 
 gosse, f. bad joke II fib. hoax. 
 
 gothique, f. old English, black letter || 
 Elizabethan type. 
 
 gothique, a. gothlc || (fara.) antiquated. 
 
 gouache, f. water-colours || painting in 
 water-colours. 
 
 gonalller, v. a. to rally, to joke. 
 
 gondron, m. pitch and tar. 
 
 g-oudronnage, m. tarring. 
 
 grondrouner, v. a. to tar. 
 
 gonffre, m. gulf, abyss || whirlpool. 
 
 gonger, v. a. to gouge. 
 
 gonjat, m. vulgar fellow, snob l| black- 
 
 gonjon, m. gudgeon. [guard. 
 
 goalee, f. gulp, mouthful. 
 
 gonlet, m. narrow entrance (of a harbour). 
 
 goullafre, m. greedy-gut. 
 
 gonlot, in. neck of a bottle. 
 
 gonlu, m. glutton. 
 
 gonln, e, a. gluttonous. 
 
 goulfiment, ad. gluttonously. 
 
 gonpille, f. pin, feg. rbruoh. 
 
 gouplllon, m. holy-water sprinkler || bottle- 
 
 goupillonner, v. a. to cleanse with a 
 
 gourd, e, a. benumbed. Ibottle-brugh. 
 
 gourde, f. gourd || pilgrim's Dottle. 
 
 gourdin, m. club, cudgel. 
 
 gourdlner, v. a. to cudgel. 
 
 goure, f. adulterated drug. 
 
 gonrgandlne, f. woman of the town. 
 
 gourmade, f. cuff, punch. 
 
 gourmand, m. greedy fellow fl epicure, 
 gastronomist, good liver. 
 
 gourmand, e, a. greedy, gluttonous || fond 
 of good living. 
 
 gourmander, v. a. to chide, to snub, to 
 scold || to blame || to check. 
 
 gourmandiae, f. greediness, daintiness. 
 
 eronrme. f. strangles || teething eruptions || 
 ill humours U ltr Ba ~, to sow oue't 
 wild oats. 
 
 (rourmer, v. a. to curb (a bone) II to box 
 
 gourmet, m. judge of wiue II epicure.
 
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 gounnette grating 
 
 g-onrmette, f. curb. [garlic. 
 
 tronase, f. cog, husk || d'ail, clove of 
 
 ronaset, m. gusset || arm-pit, fob || bracket. 
 
 g-ont, m. taste, savour || smell, relish || 
 fancy, liking || style || manner. 
 
 Boater, m. late lunch. 
 
 grouter, v. a. & n. to taste, to smell, to like, 
 to relish || to enjoy, to delight in || to try [| 
 to eat something. 
 
 gx>ntte, f. drop || dram || (disease) gout || 
 Boreine, (nifid.) gutta Serena. 
 
 g-ontte, ad. not at all. 
 
 grouttelette, f. small drop, driplet. 
 
 groutteux, se, a. gouty. 
 
 g-onttiere, f. gutter || spout || roof. 
 
 g-onvernail, m. rudder, helm. 
 
 urouvernante, f. governess || housekeeper 
 (of a single man). 
 
 K onverne, f. guidance. finent. 
 
 Kouvernement, m. government || manage- 
 
 grouverner, v. a. to govern, to rule, to 
 manage, to command j| to take care of II 
 (rnar.) to steer || BO ~, to govern oneself jj 
 to behave || to be governed. 
 
 g-onvernenr, m. governor || ruler || tutor. 
 
 tfoyave, s. gnava. 
 
 g-oyavler, s. (but.) guava-tree. 
 
 g-rabat, m. pallet, stump-bed || sick-bed. 
 
 trrabatalre, a. bed-ridden. 
 
 grabng-e, m. squabble, brawl, row. 
 
 Brace, f. grace, goodness, virtue II favour, 
 kindness || good office || gracefulness II 
 genteel deportment || beauty, charm || 
 pardon, forgiveness j| -a, pi. Graces || de 
 ~, pray, for mercy's sake || par ~, by 
 favour || aveo ~, graceful(ly) || Bans ~, 
 graceless(ly) || de bonne ~. genteelly || 
 an de ~, year of our Lord if actions 
 de ~, f. pi. thanksgiving || - & Dlen, 
 God be thanked || dire (aea) -a, to say 
 grace || falre ~, to pardon. 
 
 grader, v. a. to pardon. 
 
 g-raclensete, f. kindness, civility. 
 
 gracleux, se, a. (-sement, ad.) gracious 
 (ly) || pleasant, elegant J| favourable, bene- 
 volent || kindly || gracefully. 
 
 graeilitS, f. elendt;rness. 
 
 gradation, f. gradation J| climax. 
 
 grade, m. grade, rank, degree, quality. 
 
 uradln, m. (foot-)step || bench ou seat In 
 tiers. (ou university). 
 
 graduS, e, m. A. f. graduate (in a college 
 
 grraduel, le, a. (-lement, ad. ) gradual (ly ). 
 
 graduer, v. a. to graduate. 
 
 graillement, m. hoarse sound. 
 
 trralllon, m. burnt fat, broken victuals. 
 
 grain, m. com, grain, berry || seed l| bead || 
 squall |l shower ]| ~ de beauts, mole || ~ 
 de raisin, berry of a grape. 
 
 g-ralne, f. seed If set, lot || berry || ~ de 
 nlals, fool's trap. 
 
 ffrainer, v. a. to granulate || to corn || to 
 grain || to stipple. 
 
 Brralneterie, f. seed-trade. 
 
 grainetier, m. seedsman || corn-chandler. 
 
 grainier, m. seedsman. 
 
 g-raisBage, m. greasing. 
 
 tfralsae, f. grease, fat fl dripping || -a, pi. 
 kitchen-stuff. 
 
 large, tall 
 deep! fulfil 
 hty || chief; 
 
 g-ralaser, v. a. to grease || to make greasy || 
 (fig.) ~ la patte, to bribe. 
 
 grraisseux, se, a. greasy. 
 
 g-ramin6e, f. pi. (hot, ) grasses || grass tribe. 
 
 g-rammaire, f. grammar. 
 
 grrammalrlen, in. grammarian. 
 
 grammatical, e, a. (-emont, ad.) gram- 
 matical(ly). 
 
 grramme.m.gram (1000 gr. = one kilogram). 
 
 grand, m. greatness, nobleness, great 
 grandee, nobleman || -a, pi. high people [l 
 big boys || trauoher du ~, to carry it 
 high. 
 
 grand, e, a. grand, great 
 high II broad |[ wide || open (i deep 
 hard ) loud || important, weighty |. 
 principal II illustrious || ~-merol, ad. 
 many thanks || ~-oncle, m. great-uncle y 
 ~-pere, m. grandfather. 
 
 grrandelet, te, a. biggish, talllsb. 
 
 grrandement, ad. greatly, very much, 
 highly || nobly. 
 
 grrandesae, f. grandeeshlp. 
 
 grrandenr, f. greatness, tallness, largeness, 
 bulklness, magnitude, hugeness || enorm- 
 ity, heinousness || grandeur, nobleness, 
 magnificence, magnnnimity || dignity, im- 
 portance || de ~ natarelle, life-size. 
 
 grrandlose, m. grandeur. 
 
 grandloae, a. grand. 
 
 grrandlr, v. n. to grow to Increase y to rise. 
 
 g-randisslme, a. very great. 
 
 grrangre, f. barn. 
 
 g-ranit, m. granite. 
 
 g-ranltlque, a. granitic. 
 
 grrand'mere, f. grandmother. 
 
 grand'tante, L great-aunt. 
 
 granuler, v. a. to granulate. 
 
 granuleux, ae, a. granulous. 
 
 g-raphique. a. graphic. 
 
 g-rappe, f. bunch, cluster || grape-shot 
 
 g-rapplllag-e, m. gleaning (In a vineyard) || 
 small picking. 
 
 g-rapplller, v. a. & n. to glean (after the 
 vintage) || to scrape up || to pilfer. 
 
 grrappilleur, m. grape-gleaner || pilferer. 
 
 grrappillon, m. little cluster. 
 
 arrappln, m. grapnel. 
 
 g-ras, m. fat, fatness || fat bit || calf || an ~, 
 dressed in meat-gravy || falre ou mang-er 
 ~, to eat flesh. 
 
 grras, se, a. fat fleshy, plump || bulky II 
 oily, unctuous || fertile, rich || muddy (of 
 wine) || jour ~, flesh-day || lea jours ~, 
 shrove-llde || ^-double, m. tripe y ~- 
 fondn, m. mucous irritation. 
 
 g-rassement, ad. plentifully. 
 
 grasset, te, a. rather fat 
 
 grrasseyement, m. thickness of pronuu- 
 elation. 
 
 grrasseyer, v. a. to speak thickly. 
 
 grraosouillot, te, a. plump. 
 
 g-rat, m. scratchlng-place (of fowls). 
 
 gratification, L gratuity || gift 
 
 g-ratifler, v. a. to favour, to confer, to 
 bestow || to attribute. 
 
 g-ratln, m. burnt part II scraping |[ crackling 
 || an ~, dressed with bread raspings. 
 
 gratind, , a, burnt, browned.
 
 gratiner griottier 
 
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 gratluer, v. n. to begin to burn, to stick 
 at the bottom of the pan || ~, v. a. to 
 brown. 
 
 gratis, ad. gratis, free, for nothing. 
 
 gratitude, i. gratefulness. 
 
 gratrte ; ~-cnl, m. hip, bop || ~-lanffne, 
 m. tongue-scraper || ~- papier, m. Bcrib- 
 
 grattelenx, e, a. itchy. Ibler. 
 
 gratter , v. a. to scratch, to scrape || to rub. 
 
 grrattolr, m. scratcbing-knlfe, scraper. 
 
 jjrratuit, e, a. (-ement, ad.) gratuitous 
 (ly) II groundless. 
 
 gratnlttf, t gratuity || free gift 
 
 gravac, m. rubbish. 
 
 grave, a. heavy, grave, solemn, serious, 
 important, of importance, weighty || se- 
 date j| (mas.) low, deep. 
 
 grave, e, a. engraved || pock-marked. 
 
 gravelee, f. dried dregs || cendres -, 
 f. pi. pearl-ashea. 
 
 g-ravelenz, se, a. gravelly || gritty || ob- 
 
 if ravelle, f. gravel. [scene, smutty. 
 
 gravelure, f. broadness, smut. 
 
 g-ravement, ad. gravely, seriously || griev- 
 ously || (m us. ) slowly. 
 
 graver, v. a. to engrave, to impress II ~ a> 
 1'eau forte, to etch |[ ~ en oreux, to 
 
 graveur, m. engraver. I sink. 
 
 gravler, ui. gravel || grit 
 
 gravlr, v. a. 4 n. to climb. 
 
 gravite, f. gravity, heaviness || grave-cess. 
 
 gravlter, v. n. to gravitate. 
 
 gravolu, m. rubbish (of buildings). 
 
 if ra vure, f. engraving II carving || cut || ~ a 
 1'ean forte, etoblng ]] ~ en oreoz, die- 
 sinking. 
 
 gr, m. will, inclination, liking || consent, 
 thankfulness, gratitude || de bon ~, wil- 
 lingly || centre BOH ~, against one's will, 
 grudgingly || de - a ~, amicably || de ~ 
 on de force, willingly or unwillingly, 
 willy nllly || bon ~, mal ~, whether one 
 will or not. 
 
 froa, m. card-sharper, blackleg || miser |] 
 Greek fashion II Greek language. 
 
 greclaer, v. n. to Grecianise. 
 
 greclBme, m. Greclsm. 
 
 grecque, f. fretwork. 
 
 icrudia, e, in. scurvy fellow, scoundrel. 
 
 gredinerle, f. vlllany. 
 
 g-reement, m. (mar.) rigging. 
 
 greer, v. a. (mar.) to rig. (ing. 
 
 greffe, m. record-office |] ~, f. graft, grafi- 
 
 greffer, v. a. to graft. 
 
 greffeur, m. grafter. 
 
 greffler, m. registrar, recorder. 
 
 g-reftoir, m. grafting-knife. 
 
 groge, a. raw (of silk). [fir. . 
 
 gregreols. e. a.; fen ~, m. Greek-fire, wlld- 
 
 grele, f. ball || hailstorm || grain de ~, 
 hail-stone. 
 
 grele, a. lank, slender, shrill. 
 
 grele, e, a. ravaged by hall || pock-marked. 
 
 grdler, v. a. & n. to destroy by hail || to 
 
 grelln, m. stream-cable. [ball. 
 
 grelon, m. hail-stone. [bell the cat 
 
 rrelot, m. little bell || attaotter le ~, to 
 
 gr*lotter, T. n. to shiver. 
 
 rfTvluuhou, m. (tam.) Uvo 
 
 grenade, f. pomegranate || (mil.) grenade. 
 
 grenadier, m. pomegranate-tree ]j grena- 
 
 grrenadille, f. passion-flower. Idler. 
 
 grreuallle, f. minute grains || small-snot. 
 
 grrenat, m. garnet. 
 
 grreuS, m. stippling. 
 
 grreneler, v. a. to grain leather. 
 
 grener, v. a. (t n. to granulate, to pound, 
 to grind || to seed, to produce seed. 
 
 grrenler, m. granary, loft, garret, corn- 
 house |l lumber-room. 
 
 grrenonille, f. frog. [place || fen. 
 
 grrenonillere, f. place full of frogs || damp 
 
 grrenn, e, n. grainy, full of corn, seedy || 
 grained || clotted. 
 
 arrea, m. grit-stone, sand-stone || stone- 
 
 gr6sll, m. sleet [ware. 
 
 grSslllement, m. shrivelling || pattering. 
 
 groslUor, v. a. dc n. to shrivel || to sleet || 
 to patter. [ware. 
 
 groaserle, f. sand-stone quarry [I eartheu- 
 
 greve, f. sandy shore || strike (of work- 
 men) || falre ~, to strike work. 
 
 grever, v. a. to aggrieve || to overburden. 
 
 g-riboulllage, m. scrawl. 
 
 g-rlbonlller, v. a. to scrawl. 
 
 grlboulllette, f. scramble. (plaint 
 
 grief, m. grievance, wrong, injury, com- 
 
 gri6vement, ad. grievously, heinously, 
 seriously. 
 
 grrlffade, f. clawing, scratch. [grasp. 
 
 grlffe, f. claw, paw, talon, fang, clutch, 
 
 grit fer, v. a. to scratch with the claws. 
 
 g-rlffounagre, m. scrawl, scribble. 
 
 g-riffonner, v. a. to scrawl, to scribble. 
 
 g-rlffonnenr, m. scrawler, scribbler. 
 
 grrlg-non, m. hard, crnst. 
 
 grlg-noter, r. n. to nibble. 
 
 griffon, m. sordid miser. 
 
 grll, m. gridiron || toaster. 
 
 g-rlUade, f. broiling || broiled meat. 
 
 grillage, m. grate, wire-lattice || frame of 
 timber. 
 
 grlllagenr, m. wire-worker. 
 
 grille, f. grate || Iron-barret* ate || grating || 
 ~-paln, m. gridiron, toaster. 
 
 srrlller, v. a. 4 n. to grate || to broil, to 
 scorch || to toast || to parch. 
 
 g-rlllon, m. cricket fsham. 
 
 grimace, f. grimace, wry face || grin || -, pL 
 
 g-rlmaoer, v. n. to grin || to pucker. 
 
 grlmacler, lore, m. A f. grinner || slm- 
 perer || canter. 
 
 grlmaoler, lere. a. grimacing || affected || 
 
 grlmaud, m. scribbler. [canting. 
 
 grime, m. dotard. 
 
 ae g-rlmer, to wrinkle one's face. 
 
 grlmolre, m. conjuring-beok || (fig.) any- 
 thing incomprehensible || avolr le ~, 
 to know the ins and outs of. [creep. 
 
 grlmper, v. n. to clamber, to climb up, to 
 
 grlmperean, m. creeper. 
 
 g-rlmpeur, m. climber. 
 
 grlnoement, m. gnashing || gratln/. 
 
 grlncer, v. a. & n. to gnash || to grind || to 
 grate || falre ~. to set on edge. 
 
 g-rlng-alet, m. Blender mau || bit of a man, 
 
 grlotte, f. egriot, black-heart cherry. 
 
 grlotUer, m. (bot) black-cherry tra*. 
 
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 grippe gnensard 
 
 grippe, f. influenza |j dislike || ~-son, m. 
 penny-scraper. 
 
 Brippemlnaud, m. Grimalkin. 
 
 gripper, v. a. to gripe || to clutch || to 
 snatch |j to crib || se ~, to shrivel. 
 
 Kris, m. grey || ~ de lin, gridelln II en 
 volr de -es, to have hot work. 
 
 gris, e, a. grey || tipsy || dull. 
 
 grisaille, f. grey painting || hair partly 
 grey- 
 
 grisalller, v. a. to daub with grey. 
 
 grla&tre, a. greyish. f tipsy. 
 
 griser, v. a. to make tipsy || ae ~, to get 
 
 grlaet, m. young goldfinch. 
 
 griaette, f. gay work-girl, grisette. 
 
 grisoiler, v. n. to warble (of larks). 
 
 grlaon, m. greybeard |l donkey. 
 
 griaon, ne, a. grey-haired. 
 
 griaonner, v. n. to grow grey. 
 
 griaon, m. fire-damp. 
 
 grive, f. thrush. 
 
 grlvel6, e, a. speckled. 
 
 grivols, m. Jolly companion. 
 
 grivola, e, a. jovial, brisk, merry. 
 
 grog, m. grog. 
 
 grognard, m. grumbler, grumbling fellow. 
 
 grognard, e, a. grumbling. 
 
 grognement, m. grunting, grumbling. 
 
 grogaer, v. n. to grunt, to grumble, to 
 growl, to snarl. 
 
 grognenr, m. grumbler. 
 
 grognon, m. grumbler. 
 
 grognon, a. grumbling. 
 
 groin, m. snout (of a hog). 
 
 grolle, f. rook. fto matter. 
 
 grommeler, v. n. to grumble || to growl || 
 
 trrommeleur, m. grumbler. 
 
 irrondemeut, m. rumbling, roaring, 
 booming. 
 
 gronder, v. a. & n. to chide, to scold at, 
 to grumble, to growl || to rumble, to boom. 
 
 Cronderie, f. scolding. 
 
 groudenr, ae, m. & I. grumbler || grum- 
 bling woman, shrew. 
 
 grondeur, e, a. grumbling. 
 
 grondin, m. red gurnet || grey gurnet 
 
 groa, m. the greater part, gross, main, 
 bulk, lump || main point ; drum. 
 
 HTOB, ae, a. big, bulky, great, large, course, 
 thick, huge, corpulent, stout |j consider- 
 able, numerous || ~, ad. much, a great 
 deal || en ~, wholesale, by the lump || 
 ~-bec, m. gross-beak. 
 
 groseille, f. currant || gooseberry || ~ & 
 maqnerean, gooseberry. 
 
 groaeillier, m. (hot) currant-tree, goose- 
 berry-bush. 
 
 groaae, f. gross, twelve dozen || large b.iml 
 ou text || (com. & mar. ) bottomry || copy 
 (of a deed) || A la ~, slowly || at a Jog-trot. 
 
 groBaeaae, f. pregnancy. 
 
 groaseur, f. bigness, size || bulk || swelling. 
 
 groaaler, ere, u. ( erement, ad.) coarse 
 (ly) || grossly || thick, plain || rude(ly) I! un- 
 civil, unpolished, clownish, rustic l| vulgar, 
 mean || palpable. 
 
 gro88leret6, t grossness, coarseness, 
 rudenes*, roughness, bluntnegs, vulgarity, 
 
 grossir, v. a. & n. to make bigger, to en- 
 large, to increase, to augment to swell |l 
 to exaggerate || ae ~, to grow big, to grow, 
 to augment, to increase, to swell, to rise. 
 
 groBSlssement, m. magnifying || exag- 
 geration, (deed. 
 
 groaaoyer, v. a. to engross the copy of a 
 
 grotesque, a. (-merit, ad.) grotesque(ly). 
 
 grotte, f. grot grotto. 
 
 gronillement, m. rumbling, grumbling. 
 
 grroniller, v. n. to stir, to rumble, to 
 rattle || to swarm. 
 
 group, m. (com.) sealed bag of money. 
 
 gronpe, m. group || flock. 
 
 groupement, m. grouping. 
 
 grouper, v. a. to group. 
 
 gruan, m. groats, oatuieal || small cranft. 
 
 grue, f. crane || ninny || f alre le pled de 
 ~, to dance attendance. [out. 
 
 gruger, v. a. to crunch, to devour || to fat 
 
 grume, f. bark || en ~, in the rough || with 
 the bark on. 
 
 grumean, m. clot, lump. 
 
 BB grumeler, to clot. 
 
 grumelenx, se, a. clotty |{ rugged. 
 
 gruyere, m. Swiss cheese, 'gruyere. 
 
 guano, m. gunno. 
 
 gu6, m. ford. 
 
 gudable, a. fordable. 
 
 guede, f. woad. [wash (linen). 
 
 g-ueer, v. a. to ford || to water (a horse) || to 
 
 guenllle, f. rag, tatter. [harridan. 
 
 guenon, f. she-monkey || (fig.) fright || 
 
 guennche, f. young she-monkey. 
 
 guepe, f. wasp. 
 
 guepier, m. wasp's nest || bee-cater. 
 
 gnere, gueres, ad. little, but little, but 
 few, not many, not much, not very H 
 hardly, scarcely. 
 
 gu6ret, m. headland || field. 
 
 guerldon, m. stand for candlesticks || loo- 
 table || centre-table. 
 
 guerlr, v. a. & n. to cure, to heal, to 
 remedy If to be ou get cured. 
 
 gnerlson, f. cure, recovery. 
 
 guerlssenr, m. curer. 
 
 gndrite, f. sentry-box, watch-tower || bel- 
 videre II ~-nrlnolr, urinal with u pillar 
 to post up advertisements. 
 
 guerre, f. war, warfare l| petite ~, sham- 
 fight || skirmishing || desultory wur || 
 homme de ~, warrior l| gens de ~, 
 soldiers. 
 
 guerrier, m. warrior, martial man. 
 
 guerrier, ere, a. wailikp,mllitary,vHllant 
 
 guerroyer, v. n. to wur, to wage war. 
 
 gnerroyenr, m. warrior. 
 
 gnet, m. watch || ~-apens, m. ambuah n 
 lying In wait || wilful injury. 
 
 guStre, f. gaiter || legging. 
 
 guStrier, tn. gaiter-maker. 
 
 guetter, v. a. to watch, to He In wait for. 
 
 gueulard, in. mouth of a furnace || bawler. 
 
 gneule, f. mouth, law. 
 
 gnenle, f. mouthful. 
 
 guenler, v. n. to buwL 
 
 gaeuaallle, f. rubble. [mump. 
 
 gueuaalllur, v. n. to be a lazy beggar, to 
 
 gunrct, u. blackguitrd, tcouudrei.
 
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 rnenae, f. bad woman l| pig of iron. 
 
 rneuaer, v. a. <fe n. to beg. 
 
 ruenaerle, !. beggary. fmnffin. 
 
 Brnenx, m. scoundrel, scurvy fellow, raga- 
 
 g-neux, se, a. beggarly, poor. 
 
 (nil, m. mistletoe. 
 
 ralchet, m. wicket || window. 
 
 Rntchetler, m. jailor. 
 
 g-nide, m. <t f. guide || rein || stage-fee || & 
 grandee -s, four-in-hand || &ne, m. 
 directory || drill i| main, m. hand-guide. 
 
 irnider, v. a. to snide, to lend, to manage. 
 
 guidon, m. flag |l standard-bearer || bmad 
 pennant || sight || direction || reference, 
 
 frnifrne, f. black-heart cherry. [mark. 
 
 gnlgaer, v. a. to leer, to peep at || to look 
 after. 
 
 rnljrninr, m. (bot ) black-heart cherry-tree. 
 
 irulRrnon, m. ill luck (at play). 
 
 iraillanme, m. rabbet-plane. 
 
 gnllledon, m.; conrlr le ~, to frequent 
 low resort*. 
 
 irnillemet, m. (gr.) inverted comma. 
 
 gnlllameter, v. a. to mark with inverted 
 commas. 
 
 gnllleret, te, a. merry, gay, sprightly. 
 
 g-nlllerl, m. chirping. 
 
 a-niriocher, v. a. to engine-turn. 
 
 g-nlllochls, m. engine-turning, engine- 
 
 g-ulllottne, f. guillotine. [turned work. 
 
 grulllotlner, v. a. to behead. 
 
 g-olmauve, f. (bot) marsh-mallow. 
 
 g-nlmbarde, f. waggon, van || Jew's-harp. 
 
 gnimpe. f. inside chemisette || veil, stom- 
 acher (for nuns). 
 
 irotndagre, m. (mar.) hoisting. 
 
 B-nlnde, e, a. bombastic, stiff. 
 
 rnlnder, r. a. (mar.) to hoist np || (fig.) 
 
 trainee, f. guinea. [to strain. 
 
 gnlngrola, m. crookedness || da ~, ath- 
 wart IT, crookedly. 
 
 g-nlng-nette, f. tea-garden, public-bouse. 
 
 rnlpure, f. vellum-lace, silk-lace. 
 
 g-nirlande, f. garland, wreath. 
 
 gniae, f. manner, mode, humour, fancy || 
 n - de, by way of. Instead of || like. 
 
 g-nltare, f. guitar || ptnoer de la ~, to 
 
 nutation, f. Uste. Iplay on the guitar. 
 
 g-nttaral, e, a. guttural. 
 
 rym.na.se, m. gymnasium. 
 
 rymnastlqne, f. gymnastics. 
 
 grymnastlque, a. gymnastic. 
 
 gynecee, in. women's work-shop. 
 
 gynecologlate, m. specialist in diseases 
 of women. 
 
 gypae, m. plaster-stone || gypsum. 
 
 rypieux, se, a. gypseous. 
 
 habile, m. sharp practitioner, 
 habile, a. able, fit, proper, clever, skilful || 
 quick H cunning. [cunningly. 
 
 habllement, ad. ablj || skilfully || quickjy || 
 fcblltt, f. ability, cTevpmeM, skill. 
 hbUit, t Our.) competency. 
 
 , . , . 
 
 le, m. dwelling || (mar.) hinac'r. 
 t, m. inhabitant, dweller || planter, 
 
 hablliter, v. a. (JUT.) to qualify. 
 
 habillagre, m. dressing. 
 
 babillement, m. clothing, habit, dress l| 
 
 ~ complet, suit of clothes. 
 bablller, v. a. to dress I] to clothe, to 
 
 attire, to equip || to make clothes || to 
 
 abuse, to ridicule || ', to dress oneself, 
 
 to pnt one's clothes on || to abuse each 
 
 other. 
 habit, m. habit, dress, coat II suit of clothes || 
 
 ~ babllle, dress-coat || prendre l'~, to 
 
 become a nun *u a monk. 
 habitable, a. habitable, tenantable. 
 habltacle, m. dwe 
 habitant, 
 
 colonist. 
 habitation, f. habitation, dwelling, res!- 
 
 dence, domicile |J plantation, colony. 
 habiter, v. a. A n. to inliabit, to dwell in, 
 
 to live in. 
 habitude, f. habit, custom, use, nsagp, 
 
 wont || practice || d'~, usual(ly). [qnenter. 
 habitue, e, m. A f. regular customer, frr- 
 habituol, le, a. (-lement, ad.) habitual 
 
 (lyi || usual(ly). [to inure. 
 
 habituer, v. a. to habituate, to accustom, 
 habler, v. n. to brag, to boast 
 hablerle, f. bragging, boasting. 
 hableur, m. brngger, boaster. 
 hache, f. axe, hatchet |j ~ d'armes, battle- 
 
 axe || ~-patlle, m. cnaff-culter. 
 haoher, v. a. to hew with an axe, to bash, 
 
 to mince, to hack II to hatch. 
 hacherean, f. little axe, hatchet 
 hachette, f. hatchet. 
 hachis, m. bash, minced meat. 
 haoholr, m. cbopping-board II chopplnc- 
 hachnre, f. hatching. [knife. 
 
 hagrard, e, a. baggait], wild. 
 hale, f. hedge, fence, row. 
 bullion, m. rag, tatter. 
 halne, f. hate, hatred || spito. 
 halneux, se, a. hateful, spiteful 
 hair, v. a. to hate. 
 halre, f. hair-shirt. 
 halaiable, a. hateful, odious. 
 halagre, m. towage || towing. 
 halall, m. whoop, holloa (in hunting). 
 halbran, m. young wild-duck. 
 hale, m. sun-burning || sultry air. 
 hale, e, a. sunburnt 
 halelno, f. breath, wind || ourragre do 
 
 longrue ~, work of time II a pert* *'-, 
 
 out of breath || long-winded || tenlr ea ~, 
 
 to keep in exercise II to keep at bay. 
 halenee, f. breathing fl whiff. 
 baler, v. a. to haul If to set on, to ezdte. 
 haler, v. a. to tan l| to burn. 
 haleter, v. n. to pant || to be ont Of breath. 
 halenr, m. (mar.) hauler. 
 hallagre, m. market-duty. 
 halle, f. market-place || dame* de 1* ~, 
 
 market-women l| fort de la ~, market- 
 
 porter || lang-age dea -B, Billingsgate 
 
 language. 
 hallebarde, f. halberd II pleuvolr (tom- 
 
 ber) dea -a, to rain cats and dogp. 
 halller, m. thicket [delusion. 
 
 hallucination, f. hallucination || (mM.)
 
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 halot - helic 
 
 Ualot, m. rabbit-hole. 
 
 Invite, f. halt, (top || fair* ~, to halt, to 
 make a halt || ~I (mil.) halt! stop! 
 
 haltere, m. dumb-bell. 
 
 hamac, m. (mar.) hammock. 
 
 htuneau, m. hamlet. 
 
 h&meeon, m. hook, fish-hook. 
 
 hampe, f. staff (of a halberd) II handle. 
 
 hanche, f. hip, haunch. 
 
 hang-air, m. shed, cart-house. 
 
 hanneton, m. cockchafer II giddy goose. 
 
 hauler, v. a, to haunt, to frequent. 
 
 hantlae. f. intercourse. 
 
 happe, f. cramp-iron || axle-tree bed. 
 
 happer, v. a. to snap up, to snatch. 
 
 haquen6e, f. hack || (fam.) gawky. 
 
 haquRt, m. dray. 
 
 haquetier, m. drayman. 
 
 harangrne, f. speech, public address. 
 
 barangrner, v. a. to harangue, to address || 
 ~, v. n. to speechify. 
 
 harangraen^m.speech-makerll specchifler. 
 
 haras, m. stud || breed of horses. 
 
 haraaeer, v. a. to harass, to tire || to tease. 
 
 harcaler, v. a. to harass || to torment. 
 
 harde, f. herd || leash. 
 
 harder, v. a. to leash (dogs). 
 
 hardes, f. pi. clothes (pi. ), attire. 
 
 hardi, e, a. hardy, bold, daring, (earless || 
 forward, impudent, audacious. 
 
 hardlesse, (. boldness, liberty || impudence. 
 
 hardiment, ad. boldly || impudently. 
 
 hareng-, m. herring I] ~ aanr, red herring, 
 bloater. [fishery. 
 
 harong-atson, f. herring-season || herring- 
 
 harengrere, f. fish-woman. 
 
 hargmeaz, e, a. peevish || surly, snap- 
 pish. 
 
 haricot, m. kidney-bean || ~ vert, French 
 bean || ~ d'Enpagrne, scarlet runner || ~ 
 de monton, Irish stew. 
 
 hurldelle, f. jade, harridan. 
 
 harmonle, f. harmony || choral singing. 
 
 harmonler, r. n. to harmonise. 
 
 harmonlenx, e, a. (-aememt. ad. ) 
 harmonious(ly). ((ally). 
 
 harmoniqua, a. ( ment, ad.) harmonic 
 
 harmonlate, m. harmonist. 
 
 harnaehement, m. harnessing, harness. 
 
 harnacher, r. a. to harness, to rig out. 
 
 harnaohenr, m. harness-maker. 
 
 harnals, m. harness, armour || horse-trap- 
 pings (pi.). 
 
 haro, m. hue and cry. 
 
 harp&cron, m. niggard. 
 
 harpe, t harp || toothing. 
 
 harpie, f. harpy || shrew. 
 
 harplate, m. harpist, harper. 
 
 harpon, m. harpoon. 
 
 harponner, T. a. to harpoon. 
 
 harponnenr, m. horpooner. 
 
 hart, f. withe || baiter || hanging. 
 
 haaard, m. hazard, chauce, accident, for- 
 tuitous event, casualty, nap || danger, 
 risk j| an ~, at random || par ~, by chance, 
 accidentally. [tainted. 
 
 haaard6, e, a. ventured || bold || stale, 
 
 haaarder, v. a. to hazard, to venture, to 
 rUk, to lUkt, to txpow, to run the dlk of. 
 
 hasardenx, ae, a. (-B ement, ad.)hazard- 
 ous(ly) || venturous, perilous. 
 
 base, f. doe-hare. 
 
 hate, f. baste, speed, hurry || a Ja ~, 
 hastily, quickly. 
 
 hater, v. a. to hasten, to forward, to hurry, 
 to urge, to push on, to accelerate || aa ~, 
 to haste, to hasten, to make baste. 
 
 h&tier, m. spit-rack. 
 
 hS.tlf, ve, a. hasty, forward, premature. 
 
 hativean, m. early pear, early fruit. 
 
 hatlvement, ad. hastily, speedily || before 
 the season, early. 
 
 hfttlvete', I. forwardness. 
 
 hauban, in. (mar.) shroud. 
 
 hanbert, m. coat of mail. 
 
 hanaae, f. block II piece II bridge || riw in 
 stocks || ~-col, m. (mil.) neck-piece, 
 gorget. 
 
 hanasement, m. raising || shrug. 
 
 hanaaer, v. a. A n. to raise || to lift up R 
 to Increase || to shrug || to rise. 
 
 haaaaler, m. speculator for the rise In the 
 public funds, *' bull ". 
 
 hant, m. height, ridge, top, upper end || 
 an - de, at the top of || dn - en baa, 
 from top to bottom. 
 
 hant,e, a. (-ement, ad.) hlgh(ly)j|elevated|| 
 great, exalted, eminent(ly) || suDllrae, ex- 
 cellent, magnanimous, illustrious || proud 
 (ly) || haughty || aloft |j loud(ly) N boia(ly) || 
 en ~, above, upstairs H ~-fond, m. 
 (mar.) shoal-water || ~-ifonrnean, m. 
 blast-furnace || ~-a;ont, m. high-flavour || 
 ~-le-corp, m. start || retching. 
 
 hantain, e, a. haughty, proud, arrogant II 
 -ement, ad. haughtily. 
 
 hantboia, m. hautboy. 
 
 haute -centre, f. (mus.) counter-tenor || 
 ~-6cole, f. high horsemanship. 
 
 Ranteaae, f. Highness (title). 
 
 hanteur, f. height, hill || depth || emin- 
 ence, sublimity, greatness, excellence, per- 
 fection || haughtiness, scorn || a la ~ da, 
 equal to || off. 
 
 Havane, f. Havannah cigar. 
 
 hive, a. pale, wan || emaciated. 
 
 havlr, v. a. <t n. to scorch. 
 
 havre, m. haven, harbour. 
 
 havre-aao, m. knapsack. 
 
 he I ha ! ho ! boy 1 halloo ! I say ! 
 
 hebdomadaire, a. weekly. 
 
 heberg-er, v. a. to lodge, to entertain. 
 
 hob6t6, e, m. <t f. dolt, dunce. 
 
 h6b6ter, v. a. to stuplfy l| to dull, to 
 blunt || to besot. 
 
 h6bralaant, m. Hebraist. 
 
 hebren, vn. Hebrew language. 
 
 h6catombe, f. hecatomb. fllsh). 
 
 hectare, m. hectare (about 2V 8 acres Eng- 
 
 heotolltre, m. hectolitre (100 litres, oit 
 somewhat more than 22 gallons English). 
 
 hegemonle, f. hegemony. 
 
 hein 1 eh ! 
 
 helaa I alas ! 
 
 heler, v. a. (mar.) to hail. 
 
 hellanthe, m. (hot.) sun-flower. 
 
 hlloe, f. spiral line II icrew || an ~, spiral, 
 winding,
 
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 heliotrope, m. j(bot) heliotrope || (aiiu.) 
 
 blood -stone. 
 
 h6merocalle, f. (hot.) day-lily, 
 hemisphere, f. hemisphere. 
 hgmlstlche, m. hemistich. 
 hemorragie, f. hemorrhage, 
 hfimorroldea, f. pi. (md.) piles, 
 hennlr, v. n. to neigh, 
 hennlssement, m. neighing. 
 h6patiqne, a. (an. et med.) hepatic, 
 hgraldique, a. heraldic. 
 h6 rant, m. herald. 
 herbac6, e, a. herbaceous. 
 herbage, m. herbage || grass || pasture, 
 
 meadow. 
 
 herbag-er, m. grazier. 
 herbe, f. herb, grass || -B potagrerea, pi. 
 
 pot -bet bs (pi.), vegetables (pi.) || mau- 
 
 valses ~, pi. weeds (pi. ). 
 herbette, f. herblet, tender grass, 
 berbeux, ee, a. herbous, grassy. 
 herbler, m. herbal, 
 herbiere, f. herb-woman. 
 herbivore, a. herbivorous. 
 herboriser, v. a. to herborise. 
 herborlate, m. herbalist, 
 herbn, e, a. grassy. 
 heronle'en, ne, a. herculean. 
 here, m. sorry fellow, poor wreteb. 
 h6rditaire, a. (-ment, ad.) hereditary || 
 
 hereditarily. 
 hr6dite,f. hclrshlp, Inheritance, hereditary 
 
 right. 
 
 h6reslarqne, m. hcreslarcb. 
 hr6Bie, f. heresy. 
 he><5tique, m. heretic, 
 heretlque, a. heretical. [rough. 
 
 herisB6, e, a. bristling, brushy, shaggy, 
 herlaaer, v. a. (of animals) to erect, to 
 
 bristle || ae ~, to stand erect || to be armed 
 
 ou covered. 
 
 he>i8On, m. hedgehog || spikes!] spur-wheel. 
 hArlsson, ne, a. cross, capricious, 
 heritage, m. heritage, inheritance, suc- 
 cession || legacy, 
 hertter, v. a. i n. to inherit 
 h6ritler, tlere, m. A f. heir || heiress. 
 hermaphrodite, m. hermaphrodite. 
 berm<Stlqne, H. (-ment, ad.) hermetic 
 
 (ally). 
 
 henuine, f. ermine, 
 hornie, f. (mCd.) hernia, rupture, 
 heroine, f. heroine. 
 h6rolque, a. (-ment, ad.) berolc(ally). 
 heroisms, m. heroism, 
 heron, m. heron. 
 he>onniere, f. heronry. 
 h6roa, m. hero. 
 
 hersag-e, m. harrowing of a field, 
 herse, f. harrowing || (mil.) portcullis, 
 heraer, v. a. to harrow. 
 heraeur, m. narrower. 
 heJslter, Y. n. to hesitate. 
 h6t6rollte, a. (gr.) heteroclltlc || Irregular, 
 
 whimsical, odd. 
 
 het6rodoxe, a. heterodox, heretical. 
 h6t6rodoxl6, f. heterodoxy, 
 heterofene, a. heterogeneoua. 
 hetre, m. bmcb-trrc, bcctb. 
 
 heure, {. hour |j time, epoch || moment |J 
 de bonne ~, early || & la bonne ~ 1 well ! 
 be it BO ! that is all right ! || & cette ~, 
 now || tout & l'~, immediately || -, pL. 
 prayer-book. 
 
 heureuat, Be, a. (-cement, ad.) happy, 
 fortunate(ly), lucky, successful, propitious, 
 favourable || happily || safely. 
 
 henrter, v. a. <t n. to strike against, to 
 hit against, to clash, to knock |[ to run 
 against, to shock, to offend || to hurt to 
 
 heurtoir, m. door-knocker. [disoblige. 
 
 hez&metre, m. (poeX) hexameter. 
 
 hiatus, m. (gr.) hiatus. 
 
 hibernal, e, a. hibernal, winter. 
 
 hlbou, m. owl. 
 
 hlo, m. nib, difficulty. 
 
 hide ox. Be, a. (-aement, ad. ) hideous(ly). 
 
 hie, f. paver's beetle l| rammer. 
 
 hieble, f. (hot) wall-wort, dwarf -elder. 
 
 hler, ad. yesterday. 
 
 hlerarehle, f. hierarchy. fchical(ly). 
 
 hi6rarohique, a. (-ment, ad.) hierai'- 
 
 hl^rogrlyphe, m. hieroglyph. 
 
 hi^rosrlyphlque, a. hieroglyphic. 
 
 hllarlte, f. hilarity. 
 
 hipplque, a. of horses, hippie. 
 
 hippocampe, m. hippocampus, sea-horse. 
 
 hippodrome, m. hippodrome || circus || 
 race-course. ftamus. 
 
 hippopotame, m. river-horse, hippopo- 
 
 hirondelle, f. swallow. 
 
 hlsaer, v. a. (mar. ) to hoist 
 
 hlatolre, f. history, narration, record II 
 -s, pi. fuss || quarrel || lot of things || 
 pelntre d'~, m. historical painter. 
 
 hiatorlen, m. historian. 
 
 hlatorler, v. a. to embellish. 
 
 hlatorlette, f. story || love-tnle. 
 
 hlstoriogrraphe, m. historiographer. 
 
 hlstortqne, m. history || genealoey. 
 
 hlatorlqae, . (-ment, nd.) htstorical(ly). 
 
 hlstrlon, m. stage-player. 
 
 hlver, m. winter. 
 
 hlvernagre, m. wintering, winter-time. 
 
 hlverner, v. n. to winter. 
 
 hoberean, m. poor country squire. 
 
 hoche, f. notch, 
 toohement, m. head-shaking. 
 locheqneae, m. wag-tail (bird), 
 tooher, v. a. to toss. fhanbK 
 
 loohet, m. coral || rattle || toy, plaything, 
 
 lola, m. hindrance, end, stop. 
 
 tola I holloa! 
 
 lollander, v. a. to dress (a quill). 
 
 holocauate, m. holocaust, burnt-offering. 
 
 horn I burnt humph 1 
 
 homard, m. lobster. 
 
 hombre, f. ombre (game at cards). 
 
 hom611e, f. homily. 
 
 homtopathe, m. homo3opathlst 
 
 homdopathle, f. homoeopathy. 
 
 homAopathlqae, a. homoeopathic. 
 
 homicide, m. homicide (person or act) |) ~ 
 Involontalre, manslaughter. 
 
 homicide, a. homicidal || murderous. 
 
 honunare, m. homage || present || testi- 
 mony || -, pi. respect*, duty || - d 
 1'antaur, preMntad by the Author.
 
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 hommasse huor 
 
 hommasse, a. mannish. 
 
 homme, at. man || gentleman II husband || 
 old man |l good man || mankind. 
 
 homogroiie, a. homogeneous. 
 
 homologratlon, f. confirmation. 
 
 homolog-ue, a. homologous. 
 
 homolog-ner, v. a. to confirm. 
 
 homonyme, m. namesake. 
 
 homonyme. a. bomonymous. 
 
 bomonymle, f. bomonymy. 
 
 honohets, m. pi. spellicans (gam?). 
 
 hong-re, in. gliding. 
 
 hong-re, a. gelded. 
 
 hong-rer, v. a. to geld. 
 
 honnete, a. honest, Just, equitable, fair, 
 sincere, unreserved || proper, fit, decent, 
 suitable, becoming, civil, mannerly, mo- 
 derate, reasonable, judicious || ment, 
 ad. honestly, in a becoming manner, fair- 
 ly, civilly, courteously || decently || chaste- 
 ly, sufficiently. 
 
 honnetete, f. honesty, fairness, genteel- 
 ness, probity, integrity || courtesy, polite- 
 ness, civility, kindness || decency, chastity, 
 virtue. 
 
 bonneur, m. honour || respect || credit II 
 chastity || good name || decoration || 
 homme d'~, man of probity j| parole 
 d'~, word of honour || dame d'~, Indy- 
 in-waiting || demoiselle nu fille d'~, 
 bridesmaid || grargon d'~, bridesman || 
 affaire d'~, affair of honour || point 
 d'~, point of honour || en l'~ de, in 
 honour of. 
 
 honnlr, v. a. to disgrace || honnl solt qnl 
 mal y pense, evil be to him who evil 
 thinks. 
 
 honorable, a. honourable, respectable || 
 creditable || ment, ad. honourably, 
 nobly, creditably, respectably. 
 
 honoralre, m. fee, salary || (of barristers) 
 
 honoralre, a. honorary. [retainer. 
 
 honorer, v. a. to honour II to do credit to || 
 '-, to honour oneself || to esteem it an 
 honour || to pride oneself. 
 
 honoriflqno, a. honorary. 
 
 honte, f. shame, dishonour, disgrace, dis- 
 credit l| bashfulness, ignominy, infamy || 
 fansae ~, manvalae ~, tmshfulncss, 
 false shame. 
 
 hontenz. Be, a. ( sement, ad.) shame- 
 ful(ly) || scandalous, disgraceful, igno- 
 minious, infamous || ashamed || sbamedly. 
 
 hdpltal, m. hospital || wreck and ruin, 
 dogs, misery || work-house. 
 
 hoqnet, m. hiccough, hiccup. 
 
 horaire, a. horary, horal. 
 
 horlon, m. thump. 
 
 horizon, m. horizon. 
 
 horizontal, e, a. (-ement, ad.) horizontal 
 
 horlogre, f. clock. l(ly). 
 
 horlogrer, m. watch-maker, clock-maker. 
 
 horlogrerle, f. clock-making, watch-mak- 
 ing || clockwork. 
 
 hormla, pr. except, save, but 
 
 horoscope, m. horoscope. 
 
 horrenr, f. horror, terror, dread, abomina- 
 tion, detestation || destruction, degola- 
 Uon. 
 
 horrible, a. (-ment, ad.) horrible X hor- 
 ribly || frightful(ly) || shockingdy). 
 
 horripilation, f. (md.) horripilation. 
 
 hora, pr. except, out of || ~ llgrna, unsur- 
 passed. - 
 
 hors-d'cBnvre, m. outwork || digression || 
 ~, pi. side-dishes (pi.), by-di slips (pi.), 
 dainties (pi. ). 
 
 hortloultenr, m. horticulturist. 
 
 horticultural, e, a. horticultural. 
 
 hospice, m. hospital, alms-house (for 
 
 hospitaller, ere, a. hospitable. [monks). 
 
 hoBpltallte, f. hospitality. 
 
 hoetie, f. host, victim. 
 
 hoBtlle, a. (-ment, ad.) hostile, inimical i| 
 hostilely || adversely. 
 
 hostility, f. hostility. 
 
 hAte, m. host, innkeeper, landlord, publl- 
 cnn || guest || table d'~, m. ordinary, 
 tablc-d'bdte. 
 
 hdtel, m. hotel, inn, lodging-house II man- 
 sion l| ~ de vllle, town-house, guildhall || 
 ~ Eieu, hospital || ~ grarnl ou menble, 
 lodging-house. 
 
 hotelier, ere, m. & f. innkeeper || land- 
 
 hot.ellerlo, f. hostelry, inn. |]n<1y. 
 
 h&tesse, f. hostess, landlady || guest, visi- 
 
 hot.te, f. dosser, basket. [lor. 
 
 hottee, f. basketful. 
 
 hotteur, ra. basket-carrier. 
 
 honblon, m. (bot) hop. 
 
 honblonner, v. a. to pick bops. 
 
 honblonnlere, f. hop-plantation. 
 
 hone, f. hoe. 
 
 houer, v. a. to hoe. 
 
 houllle, f. pit-coal. 
 
 honlller, ere, a. coaly. 
 
 honillere, f. coal-mine, coal-pit. 
 
 honilleur, m. collier. 
 
 houllleux, se, a. coaly. 
 
 houka, m. hookah. 
 
 houle. f. surge || swell. 
 
 honlette, f. crook || sheep-hook II trowel. 
 
 honlenz, se, a. rough. 
 
 honrpe, f. tuft |] puff. 
 
 honppelande, f. overcoat. 
 
 honpper, v. a. to tuft || to comb (wool). 
 
 hoarder, v. a. to rough-wall, to pug. 
 
 hour quo, f. (mar.) hooker. 
 
 hourra, m. hurrah || ~ I hurrah ! 
 
 honrvarl, m. hubbub. 
 
 honsplller, v. a. to pull, to touse, to tug, 
 to worry || to abuse. 
 
 honssagre, m. dusting. 
 
 honssaie, f. holly-grove. 
 
 hon ss e, f. liorse-clotb || body-cloth || saddle- 
 cloth || hammer-cloth || cover (for a 
 chair, etc.). 
 
 housser, v. a. to dust with a feather- 
 
 honsalne, f. switch. [broom. 
 
 honsBiner, v. a. to switch. 
 
 honssolr, in. feather-broom. 
 
 honz, m. (bot.) holly. 
 
 hoyan, m. mattock. 
 
 hublot, m. (mar.) light-port || air-hole || 
 
 hnche, f. kneading-trough || bin. [scuttle. 
 
 hue 1 gee ! gee ho ! go on ! 
 
 bnee, f. hoolln?, shouting. 
 
 ii 11 or, v. a. to hoot after, to shout
 
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 hnetta, f. owlet. 
 
 Hngruenot, m. Huguenot 
 
 hngrnenot, a. Huguenot. 
 
 hnlle, f. oil. 
 
 hnller, v. a. to oil. 
 
 hnllerie, (. oil- works (pi.). 
 
 hnllenx, ae, a. oily |] greasy. 
 
 hnlller, m. oil-cruet, cruet-stand. 
 
 huls, m. door || & ~ eloa, with closed door?, 
 privately. [officer. 
 
 hulBsler. m. nsber H bailiff H summoning 
 
 hnlt, n. eight. 
 
 h-nltatn, m. stanza of eight Terses. 
 
 hnltatne, f. eight days. [f. eighth class. 
 
 hnltieme, m. eighth || the eighth part || ~, 
 
 hnitleme, a. (-ment, ad.) eightb(ly), 
 
 Jinltre, f. oyster || booby. 
 
 hulotte, f. large owl. 
 
 hnmatn, m. human being || man. 
 
 b amain, a, a. (-ement, ad.) humau(lj) II 
 hnmane(ly). 
 
 hnmaniaer, T. g. to humanise. 
 
 hamaniate, m. humanist. 
 
 hnmanltalro, m. humanitarian. 
 
 hnmanltaire, a, humanitarian. 
 
 humanity, f. humanity || mankind. 
 
 humble, a. humble, lowly, meek, tub- 
 missive || -ment, ad. humbly, sub- 
 missively || meanly. 
 
 humecter, v. a. to moisten, to water. 
 
 hnmer, v. a. to suck In || to inhale. 
 
 hnmenr, f. humour, moisture j| temper, 
 disposition H - troldem, t. pL (m6d.) 
 scrofula. 
 
 hnmide, m. moisture, hnmidity, dampness. 
 
 hnmlde, a. humid, moist, wet, damp || 
 watery || -ment, ad. in a damp place. 
 
 hnmldlte, f. humidity, moisture, dampness. 
 
 hnmlller, v. a. to humiliate, to humble. 
 
 hnmlllto, f. humility, humbleness. 
 
 hnmorlate, m. humourist || cross, peerleh 
 person. 
 
 hnmnrinta, a. humourist R cross, peevish. 
 
 hnmorlatique, a. humourlatic. 
 
 hnmua. m. soil. 
 
 hnn, f. (mar.) top. 
 
 bonier, m. (mnr.) top-sail || top-maat 
 
 hnppe, f. tuft, crest U hoopoo, peewit (bird). 
 
 hnppe. e, a. tufted, created. [salmon). 
 
 hure, f. head (of a wild boar) || jole (of a 
 
 hnrlement, m. howl, howling, roar, roar- 
 ing, yelling. 
 
 hnrler, v. n. to bowl, to roar, to yell. 
 
 hnrluberln, m. giddy fellow. 
 
 hnrluberla, ad. bluntly, inconsiderately. 
 
 hnsaard, m. hussar. 
 
 nutte, f. hut, cottage, 
 
 hyaolntho, f. (hot.) hyacinth. 
 
 hybrldo, a. hybrid, mongrel. 
 
 nydranllqae, f. hydraulics (pL). 
 
 hydranllqne, a. hydraulic. 
 
 hydro, f. hydra. 
 
 hydrog-rtne, m. (chlm.) hydrogen. 
 
 hydrogrrapho, m. bydrograpber. 
 
 nydroirraphla, f. hydrography. 
 
 hydropathe, m. (med.) water-cure doctor || 
 hydropathisu 
 
 bydropathio. t. (mM.} hydropathy. 
 
 l^ue, a. (med.) hydropathic. 
 
 hydrophobe, m. (md.) hydrophobe. 
 
 hydrophobe, a. (med. ) hydrophobe. 
 
 hydrophobia, f. (mfd. ) hydrophobia. 
 
 hydroplane, a. (mSel.) dropsical. 
 
 hydroplsle, f. (mecl.) dropsy. 
 
 hydrothdraple, f. vida hydropathle. 
 
 hyene, f. hyena. 
 
 hygrlfene, f. preservation of health, hygiene. 
 
 hyfrlenique, a. for the preservation of 
 health || of health fi hygienic. 
 
 hymen, hym5nee, m. (po^t.) marriage R 
 nuptials (pi.). 
 
 hymne, m. hymn. rboHc(ally). 
 
 hyperbollque, a. (-ment, ad.) hyper- 
 
 hyperborfie, a. hyperborean, northern. 
 
 hypnotiaer, v. a. (med.) to hypnotise. 
 
 hypnotlsme, m. (med.) hypnotism. 
 
 hypocondre, m. hypocbondre || hypo- 
 chondriac. 
 
 hypooondrlaqne, a. bypochondrinral. 
 
 hypooondrle, f. (med.) hypochondria, 
 
 hypooriBle, f. hypocrisy. 
 
 hypocrite, m. hypocrite. 
 
 hypocrite, a. hypocritical. 
 
 hypoth6oalre, a. belonging to a mort- 
 gage [I creanoler ~, m. mortgagee. 
 
 hypotheque, f. mortgage. 
 
 hypothgquer, T. a. to mortgage, to pledge. 
 
 hypotheae, f. hypothesis. 
 
 hypothiStiqne, a. (-ment, ad.) bypo- 
 
 hysope, f. (bot.) hyssop. Ithetical(ly). 
 
 hyat6rle, f. (med.) hysterics (pi.), hysteria. 
 
 hyst6rlqne, a. hysteric. 
 
 iambe, m. iambic 1 iambic Terse. 
 
 Ibis, m. Ibis. [icbnogniphy. 
 
 iohnogrraphle, t (arch.) ground-plot 9 
 
 tchthyollthe, m. Ichtbyollte. 
 
 lot, ad. here, hither, In this place II d'~, 
 
 from hence, hence |l par -. this way |{ 
 
 d'~ la, between now and then || Jnaqu'~, 
 loonogrraphla, f. iconography. | hitherto. 
 toonoatase, f. (litnr.) large three-dnored 
 
 screen between the altar and nave in Greek 
 ideal, m. ideal. Ichurchcs. 
 
 ideal, a, a. idea). 
 idaliame, m. idealism. 
 Idee, f. idea, thought, opinion, notion, 
 
 mind, fancy || hint, outline || en ~, Ideally || 
 
 a-t-on ~ 1 what an idea! 
 idem, ad. ditto (do.), 
 identifier, T. a. to identify, 
 identlqne. a. (-ment, ad.) Identlcal(ly). 
 Identlte, f. Identity. 
 IdSolog-ne, m. ideologist 
 idlome, m. Idiom, dialect, 
 idlopathle, f. inclination, propensity 
 
 (med.) idiopatby. 
 Idiot, m. idiot, simpleton. 
 idiot, a, a. simple, silly, 
 idlotie, f. idlotcy. 
 
 Jdiotlpime, m. (m6d.)idlotlsm || (gr.)ldloDi. 
 Idol&tre. m. idolater, 
 idol&tre, a. idolatmiiP. extremely fond of. 
 idoiatrer, v. a. to Idolise.
 
 106 
 
 idolitrie impfiniterce 
 
 idolatrle, f. idolatry. 
 
 Idoiatrique, a. idolatrous. 
 
 Iclole, f. idol. 
 
 idyUe, f. idyl. fminatlons). 
 
 If, m. (fact) yew(-tree) |) lamp-stand (for illu- 
 
 Ig-nare, m. Ignoramus. 
 
 Ig-nare. a. Illiterate, ignorant. 
 
 Iff ne, e, a. Igneous, [ignobly. 
 
 ig-noblo, a. ignoble, base || -ment, ad. 
 
 igrnomlnie, f. ignominy. 
 
 ignominious, se. a. (-sement, ad.) 
 
 Ignomlnious(ly). 
 Igrnorant, m. ignoramus, 
 igrnorant, e, a. Ignorant || unlettered. 
 Ig-norantln, m. lay-brother devoted to the 
 
 elementary instruction of the poor. 
 Junior er, v. a. to be ignorant of, not to know. 
 11, pn. he, it || ~ y a, there is, there are. 
 lie, f. island. 
 HAon, m. (an.) ileum. 
 Miaque, a. (an.) Iliac. funlawfulfly). 
 
 'legral, e, a. (-ement, ad.) illegal(ly) || 
 . f. ille 
 
 egallty, unlawfulness. 
 
 llldgrltime, a. (ment, ad.) Illegitimate 
 (l.v) li unlawful(ly). [ness II spuriousness. 
 meg-ltlmlte, f. illegitimacy, unlawful- 
 lllettre, e, a. illiterate. [mechanical. 
 
 Illiberal, e, a. (-ement, ad.) illiberally ) || 
 llllberalite, f. illiberallty. [(ly). 
 
 llliclte, a. (-ment, ad.) illicit Q unlawful 
 lllimlte, e, a. unlimited, 
 illiaible. a. (-ment, ad.) illegible, un- 
 readable B illegibly. 
 
 lllogrlque, a. (-ment, ad.) illogical(ly). 
 Illumine, e, m. & f. visionary || lea -B, 
 m. pi. lllumlnati. (to light up. 
 
 lllnmlner, v. a. to Illuminate, to enlighten. 
 Illusion, f. illusion, delusion || se falre 
 
 ~, to delude oneself. 
 
 lllasionner, v. a. to delude, to deceive, 
 lllnsolre, a. (-ment, ad.) illuslve(ly) || 
 fallaclons(ly). [glory. 
 
 Illustration, f. Illustration, celebrity || 
 Ulnstre, a. illustrious. [Illustrate, 
 
 lllustrer, v. a. In make illustrious, to 
 Ulnstrisslme, a. most illustrious. 
 tlot, m. small island, islet ft block of bouses. 
 llote, m. helot 
 Uotlsme, m. helotlsro. 
 
 magre, f. image, representation, picture. 
 
 magrlnalre, a. Imaginary. 
 
 magrlnatif, ve, ft. imaginative. 
 
 mag-inatlon, f. imagination, fancy. 
 
 magrlnatlve, f. faculty of inventing. 
 
 mag-lnr, v. a. to imagine, to conceive. 
 
 mbeclle, a. imbecile, silly || -ment, ad. 
 in a silly manner. 
 
 mbeolUlte, f. imbecility, silliness, folly. 
 
 mberbe, a. beardless. 
 
 mblber, v. a. to imbibe || to soak, to Imbue. 
 
 mbriqu6, e, a. imbricated. 
 
 mbrogrllo, m. complicated plot ji con- 
 
 mbu, e, a. Imbued. [fusion. 
 
 mitateur, m. imitator. 
 imitatour, trice, a. imitative, 
 imltattf, ve, a. imitative, 
 imlter, v. a. to imitate II to mimic. 
 
 immacuie, e, a. immaculate. 
 
 Immangreable, a. uneatabla. 
 
 immanqnable, a. (ment, ad.) infallible u 
 
 infallibly. 
 
 Immateriality, f. immateriality. 
 Immateriel, le, a. (-lenient, ad.) im- 
 
 inaterial(ly). 
 
 Imzuatrlcnlatlon, f. matriculation. 
 Immatrlculer, v. a. to matriculate. 
 Immgdlat, e, a. (-ement, ad.) immediate 
 Immemorial, e, a. immemorial. Hly). 
 immense, ad. immense. 
 immensement, ad. Immensely. 
 immensity, f. immensity. 
 Immergrer, v. a. to immerse. 
 Immensnrable, a. immeasurable. 
 Immenble, m. immoveable possession |1 
 
 real estate. 
 
 Immigration, f. Immigration, 
 imminent, e, a. Imminent, impending, 
 e'lmmlsoer, to intermeddle. 
 Immobile, a. Immoveable, motionless. 
 Immobilier, ere, a. immoveable, renl. 
 immobiliser, v. a. to render imnioveabl*. 
 
 to fix. 
 
 immobllitd, f. immobility. |0y). 
 
 immoderd, a. (ment, ad.) Immoderuto 
 immodeste, a. (ment, ad.) Immodest(Iy). 
 immodestie, f. Immodesty. 
 Immolation, f. immolation, sacrifice, 
 immoler, v. a. to immolate, to sacrifice || 
 Immonde, a. unclean, foul. [to slay, 
 
 imraondlces, f. pi. filth, dirt, 
 immondlcltl, f. dirtiness. 
 immoral, e, a. (-ment, ad.) Immorally). 
 immorality, f. Immorality. 
 immortallser, v. a. to immortalise, 
 immortality, f. immortality. 
 immortal, e, a. immortal, everlasting. 
 Immortelle, f. (hot) everlasting flower. 
 immnable, a. Immutable, unchangeable || 
 
 ment, ad. Immutably, unchangeably. 
 Immnnlt6, f. immunity. 
 Immntablllt6, f. immutability. [(ly). 
 
 impair, e, a. (ement, ad.) odd || uneven 
 Impalpability, f. unpalpnbleness. 
 impalpable, a. unpalpable. 
 impardonnable, a. unpardonable. 
 Imparfalt, m. imperfect tense. [(ly). 
 
 imparfalt, e, a. (-ement, ad.) Imperfnl 
 Imparite, f. inequitlily. [(ly). 
 
 Impartial, e, a. (-ement, ad.) impartial 
 Impartiality, f. impartiality. \\nrk ; 
 
 Impasse, f. blind alley |l hobble, fix, dca<t- 
 impassibllite, f. impassibility. 
 Impassible, a. impa.islble, insensible || 
 
 ment, ad. Impassively. 
 Impatlemment, ad. impatiently, eagerly. 
 impatience, f. Impatience || eapernera I 
 impatient, e, a. Impatient. llon^inc. 
 
 impatlenter, v. a. to tire out one's pat if nee || 
 
 '~, to fret, to grow impatient, to grow 
 impatrlotlqne, a. unpatriotic. [angry. 
 s'lmpatronlser, to become master. 
 Unpayable, a. Invaluable, inestimable X 
 
 admirable. 
 
 impeccable, a. sinless, Impeccable. 
 Imp6n6trabllit<5, t. impenetrability, 
 impenetrable, a. impenetrable. Imper- 
 vious || -ment, ad. Impenetrably. 
 Imp6nltnce, f. Impenitence, obduracy.
 
 impinitent impulsion 
 
 107 
 
 Impenitent, e, a. impenitent, obdurate. 
 Impenaea, f. pi. (J ur -( expenses (pi.), 
 imperatif, m. (gr.) imperative (mood). 
 imp6raUf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) im- 
 imperatrlce, f. empress. [perative(ly). 
 imperceptible, a. imperceptible, insen- 
 sible H -ment, ad. imperceptibly. 
 imperdable, a. that cannot be lost, 
 imperfection, f. Imperfection. 
 imperial, m. imperialist, 
 imperial, e, n. (-ement, ad.) imperial(ly). 
 Imperlale, f. imperial || top of a coach. 
 Imperialist*, m. Imperialist 
 Imperlanx, m. pi. (the) Imperialists, 
 imperlenx, se, a. (-sement, ad.) 1m- 
 
 perlous(ly). 
 
 imperlsnabln, a. imperishable, [fulness. 
 imperltie, f. want of experience, unskll- 
 impermeable, a. impervious, waterproof. 
 imperaonnel, le, a. (-lament, ad.) (gr.) 
 
 impersnnal(ly). 
 
 impertlnemment, nd. Impertinently. 
 Impertinence, f. impertinence, impro- 
 priety. 
 
 Impertinent, m. saucy fellow, intruder. 
 impertinent, e, a. impertinent, extra- 
 
 vacant. 
 
 imperturbability, f. Imperturbability. 
 Imperturbable, a. (-ment, ad.) flrmlly)ll 
 unshaken n steadily. [duate || recipient 
 impetrant, m. patentee, grantee |f gra- 
 Impetueox. ae, a. (-sement, ad.) 1m- 
 petuous(Iy). [petus. 
 
 Impetnoslte, f. Impetuosity, force, im- 
 Imple, a. impious, irreligious. 
 Implete, f. impiety. 
 impltoyable, a. (-ment, ad.) unmerciful, 
 
 mercllef(ly) II pittless(ly) II unsparing. 
 Implacability, f. Implacability. 
 Implacable, a. Implacable || -ment, ad. 
 
 Implacably. 
 
 Imptanter, v. a. to Implant to insert 
 Implicate, a. (-ment, ad.) Impllclt(ly). 
 Impllquer, v. a. to implicate, to Involve, 
 implorer, v. *. to implore. (to imply. 
 Impoll, e, a. (-ment, ad.) unclvll(ly). 
 impolltesse, f. Incivility, rudeness, 
 impolltlqne. M. Impolitic. 
 Imponderablllte, f. imponderability. 
 imponderable, a. Imponderable. 
 impopnlalre, a. unpopular. 
 Impopnlarlte, f. unpopularity, 
 importance, f. Importance, consequence, 
 
 moment II d'~, very much || famously. 
 Important, m. Important ou main point || 
 
 consequential man. 
 important, e, a. Important 
 Importatenr, m. Importer, 
 importation, f. Importation l| Import 
 importer, v. a. to Import goods || ~, v. imp. 
 to be of consequence, to be of moment to 
 concern II n'lmporte, it does not matter || 
 qn'lmporte ? what does It matter? 
 Importun, in. hanger-on. Intruder. 
 Importnn, e, a. Importunate, troublesome. 
 importunement, ad. importunately, 
 importnner, v. a. to Importunate, to 
 
 trouble, to tease. 
 Importuatte, f. importunity. 
 
 imposable, a. taxable. 
 
 Impoaer, v. a. & n. to impose, to prescribe. 
 
 to lay duties on || to impute, to charge [| 
 
 to awe, to overawe || en ~, to impose on, 
 
 to deceive. [ment 
 
 imposition, f. Imposition, tax Q assess- 
 imposslblllte, f. impossibility, 
 impossible, m. Impossibility 1 great 
 
 deal || par ~, supposing an impoeslbfllty. 
 impossible, a. impossible. 
 impostenr, m. Impostor, 
 impostenr, a. deceitful. 
 Impot, m. impost tax, duty, toll, 
 impotent, e, a. impotent, Infirm, 
 impraticable , a. impracticable, OB* 
 
 manageable || impassable. 
 imprecation, f. imprecation, 
 impregrner, v. a. to Impregnate, 
 imprenable, a. Impregnable. 
 imprescriptlblllte, f. Imprescrfptdblllry. 
 impression, f. impression, stamping, 
 
 print || edition. [sensitive. 
 
 impressionable, a. Impressive, excitable, 
 impresslonner, v. a. to impress || to makft 
 
 an impression upon, to move || s ! ~, to be 
 
 Impressed ou. moved. 
 imprevorance, f. improvidence, 
 imprevoyant, e, a. improvident 
 Imprevn, m. adventure, surprise. 
 imprevn, e, a. uuforeseen, unexpected, 
 imprlme, m. printed paper ou book. 
 Imprlmer, v. a. to impress, to Imprint, to 
 
 print, to stamp || to prime (cloth), 
 imprlmerle, I. printing || printing-house, 
 
 printing-office || typography, 
 imprlmenr, in. printer. 
 improbability, f. Improbability, 
 improbatenr, m. reprover. 
 Improbatenr, trice, a. disapproving, 
 improbatlon, f. disapprobation. 
 improbe, a. dishonest. 
 ImprobltA, f. dishonesty. 
 Improdnctlf, ve, a. nnproductlve. 
 Impromptu, in. impromptu. frary. 
 
 impromptn, e, n. Impromptu, extempo- 
 impropre, a. (-ment, ad.) improper(ly) II 
 
 unbecoininc, incongruous. 
 impropriety, f. impropriety. 
 impronver, v. a. to disapprove, 
 improvlaatenr, trice, m. A t. extrm- 
 
 ponser. [poraneous speakine. 
 
 Improvisation, f. Improvisation l| exteni- 
 improvlaer, v. a. to extemporise, to Im- 
 provise, [den. 
 & 1'lmprovlate, ad. unawares, on a sud- 
 Imprudemment, ad. Imprudently. 
 Imprudence, f. imprudence, indiscretion. 
 imprudent, e, a. Imprudent. 
 Impudemment, ad. Impudently. 
 impudent, e, a. Impuden' shameless, 
 
 brazen-faced. 
 
 impndenr, f. immodesty. [lewd act. 
 
 Imptfdlclto, f. unchastenes^ J lewdness (I 
 Impndiqne, a. (-ment, ad.) unchaste | 
 
 lewd(ly). |powerlesnes. 
 
 Impnlssance, f. Impotence, Inability, 
 tanpnlssant, e, a. Impotent, powerless, in- 
 impnlslf, ve, a, impulsive. | efficacious. 
 impulsion, t. Impuulou, luipuls*.
 
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 impairment inconsidSration 
 
 Impnn6ment, ad. with impunity. 
 
 Impnnl, e, a. unpunished. 
 
 impnnlte, f. impunity. 
 
 Impnr.-e, a. (-ement, ad.) impure(ly). 
 
 impuret*, f. impurity. 
 
 impnter, v. a. to impute, to ascribe, to 
 lay to one's charge. 
 
 inabordable, a. inaccessible. 
 
 inabrite, e, a. unsheltered. 
 
 inaoceptable, a. unacceptable. 
 
 JnaeoesBibillte, (. inaccos-siblonws. 
 
 Inaooordable, a. ungrantable, irrecon- 
 cilable || untunable. (usual. 
 
 Inacoontnme, e, a. nnaccustomed, un- 
 
 inacheve, e, a. unfinished. 
 
 inactif, ve, a. inactive. 
 
 tnaetivlte, f. inactivity. 
 
 lnadmiBBibillt6, f. Inadmlssibtlity. 
 
 Inadvertanoe, f. inadvertency, oversight. 
 
 inalienabllite, (. inalienableness. 
 
 inalterable, a. unchangeable || incor- 
 ruptible. 
 
 Inalterability, f. unchangeableness. 
 
 inamovlbtllte, f. unremovableness, per- 
 
 inamovible, a. unremovable, [mancucy. 
 
 inanime, e, a. inanimate. 
 
 inanite, f. emptiness. 
 
 Inanition, f. inanition, starvation. 
 
 inaperon, e, a. unperceived. 
 
 inappetence, f. (md.) inappetence, want 
 of appetite. 
 
 Inapplicability f. Inapplicability. 
 
 inapplique, e, a. inattentive, heedless. 
 
 Inappreciable, a. invaluable. 
 
 inartlcnie, e, a. inarticulate. 
 
 inattaqnable, a. unassailable, unlmpeach- 
 
 inattendn, e, a. unexpected. [able. 
 
 inattentif, ve, a. inattentive. 
 
 Inattention, f. inattention, heedlessncss. 
 
 inangrurer, v. a. to Inaugurate. 
 
 incandescence, f. incandescence || In- 
 miere par ~, f. incandescent light. 
 
 Incandescent, e, a. white-hot, incan- 
 descent. 
 
 incapable, a. incapable, unable, unfit. 
 
 incapacite, f. incapacity, inability || In- 
 competence. 
 
 incarcerer, v. a. to Incarcerate. 
 
 Inoarnat, m. flesh-colour. 
 
 'incarner, to become incarnate. 
 
 incartade, f. insult || prank. 
 
 Inoendlalre, m. A t. incendiary. 
 
 incendiaire, a. incendiary. 
 
 Incendie, m. fire, conflagration. 
 
 Inoendie, e, m. & f. sufferer from fire. 
 
 inoendler, v. a. to burn, to set fire to. 
 
 inoertain, e, a. uncertain. 
 
 incertitude, f. uncertainty. 
 
 inoesaamment, ad. incessantly, imme- 
 diately, continually. 
 
 Inoessible, a. inalienable. 
 
 inceste, m. incestuous person || Incest. 
 
 inceate, a. Incestuous. [cestuous(ly). 
 
 incestnenx, ae, a. (-sement, ad.) In- 
 
 incldemment, ad. inddently. 
 
 incidence, f. (geom.) incidence. 
 
 Incident, m. incident, occurrence M diffi- 
 culty, (subordinate. 
 
 incident, e, a. incidental I! casual II (gr.) 
 
 incldenter, T. n. to raise incidents ou dif- 
 ficulties. 
 
 incineration, f. (chim.) incineration. 
 
 inclser, v. a. to cut, to make an incision. 
 
 incisif, ve, a. incisive, incisory. 
 
 incisive, f. incisor (tooth). 
 
 incltateur, m. inciter. 
 
 inoltatlon, f. incitement, instigation. 
 
 inoiter, v. a. to incite. 
 
 inoivll, e, a. (-ement, ad.) undvll(ly). 
 
 Inolvlllte, f. incivility. 
 
 inclemence, f. inclemency. 
 
 inclement, e, a. inclement. 
 
 Inclinalson, f. inclination. 
 
 inclination, f. inclination |] pronenees, 
 stooping || love || marlage d'~, love- 
 match. 
 
 inoliner, v. a. & n. to incline, to tvnd, to 
 bow, to lean, to tend towards, to be dis- 
 
 inclns, e, a. inclosed. | posed to. 
 
 inclnse, f. enclosure, enclosed (of letters, 
 etc.). [sivc(l.v). 
 
 inolnslf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) inclu- 
 
 Incosriitto, m. incognito || grarder l'~, to 
 preserve one's incognito. 
 
 incognito, ad. incognito, incog. 
 
 incoherent, e, a. incoherent, unconnected. 
 
 incolore, a. colourless. [to lie upon. 
 
 incomber, v. n. to be incumbent || to fall || 
 
 incombustible, a. incombustible. 
 
 incommode, a. incommodious, inconve- 
 nient, troublesome, pestering. 
 
 incommode, e, a. indisposed. 
 
 incommodement, ad. inconveniently, un- 
 comfortably. 
 
 inoommoder, T. a. to Incommode, to an- 
 noy, to trouble, to embarrass. ftion. 
 
 incommodlte, f. inconvenience, indisposi- 
 
 incommntable, a. indefeasible |] (jur.) that 
 cannot be dispossessed. 
 
 incomparable, a. (-ment, ad.) peerless, 
 matchless || incomparably. 
 
 incompatlbillte, f. incompatibility. 
 
 Incompatible, a. (ment, ad.) incom- 
 patible, inconsistent || incompatibly. 
 
 incompetemment, ad. incompetently. 
 
 incompetence, I. incompetency. 
 
 incompetent, e, a. incompetent. 
 
 incomplet, ete, a. (-etement, ad.) un- 
 finished |l incorapletefly). 
 
 incomprehensible, a. incomprehensible, 
 unintelligible || inscrutable. 
 
 incomprls, e, a. not understood || unap- 
 preciated. 
 
 Inooncevable, a. (-ment, ad.) incon- 
 ceivable, strange || inconceivably. 
 
 inconclliable, a. irreconcilable. 
 
 incondnite, f. misconduct. 
 
 incongrru, e, a. incongruous || indecent. 
 
 incong-rnlte, f. incongruity || impropriety. 
 
 incong-rftment, ad. incongruously || im- 
 properly. 
 
 inconnn, m. unknown || stranger. 
 
 inconnn, e, a. unknown || strange. 
 
 inconsequemment, ad. inconseqnently. 
 
 inconsequence, f. inconsistency. 
 
 inconsequent, e, a. inconsistent |l laooo- 
 Bidera'te, thouebtlesd. [rashnons. 
 
 inconslderatlon, L InconBlderatcuees,
 
 inconside're indisposition 
 
 10U 
 
 Inconalderg, e, a. (-ment, ad.) incon- 
 siderate(ly) l| rasb(ly). 
 
 Inconsolable, a. (-ment, ad.) incon- 
 solable, inconsohibly. 
 
 inoonstanoe, f. inconstancy, fickleness, 
 unsteadiness, uncertainty. 
 
 Inconstant, e, a. inconstant, unsteady, 
 variable, fickle. 
 
 Inconstitatlonnel, le, a. unconstitu- 
 tional. 
 
 Incontestable, a. (-ment, ad.) incon- 
 testable, indisputable || incontcstabiy, in- 
 disputably. 
 
 Inconteste, e, a. undisputed. 
 
 incontinent, e, a. incontinent, unchaste || 
 -, ad. immediately, forthwith. 
 
 inconvenance, f. impropriety. 
 
 Incou venant, e, a. unbecoming, improper. 
 
 inconvenient, in. inconvenience, dlsad- 
 va in ace. 
 
 Incorporel, le, a. incorporeal. 
 
 Incorporer, v. a. to Incorporate, to embody. 
 
 incorrect, e, a, (-ement, ad.) incor- 
 rectly). 
 
 inoorrectlon, f. Incorrectness, inaccuracy. 
 
 incorrigible, a. Incorrigible. 
 
 incorruptibility f. incorruptibility. 
 
 incorruptible, a. incorruptible. 
 
 Inorediblllte, f. inci-edibility. 
 
 inoredule, m. unbeliever. 
 
 Incredule, a. incredulous. 
 
 Incredullte, f. incredulity, unbelief. 
 
 incree, e, a. uncreated. 
 
 inorlmlner, v. a, to incriminate. 
 
 Inoroyable, a. (-ment, ad.) incredible I 
 incredibly. 
 
 incrustation, f. incrustation || inlaid work. 
 
 inornster, v. a. to Incruat || to inlay || to 
 lay over. 
 
 Incuit, m. underdone part 
 
 Incult, e, a. underdone. 
 
 inculpation, L crimination, charge. 
 
 inonlper, v. a. to accuse, to charge, to 
 criminate. 
 
 inonlquer, v. a. to inculcate. 
 
 inculte, a. uncultivated, uncivilised uii- 
 ploughed, untllled, waste. 
 
 inonltlvable, a. unculllvable. 
 
 inonnable, a. relating to incunabula. 
 
 incurable, a. Incurable, past curing. 
 
 inonrle, f. carelessness, [sion. 
 
 incursion, I. Incursion !l inroad excur- 
 
 indebronlllable, a. Inextricable || inex- 
 plicable. 
 
 indecemment, ad. Indecently. 
 
 indecence, f. Indecency. 
 
 indecent, e, a. ludeceut unbecoming. 
 
 ludechlffrable, a. undecipherable II il- 
 legible U unintelligible, unaccountable. 
 
 ludeolu, e, a. undecided, undetermined, 
 doubtful |l vague, wavering. 
 
 InJicllnable, a. (gr.) undeclinable. 
 
 indeorottable, a. unpollhed, unpollte || 
 (fig.) uncivilised, un tractable. 
 
 IndofendabUS, a. Indefensible. 
 
 indeflnl, e, a. (-ment, ad.) unlimited || 
 indefinitely) II indeterminately). 
 
 ladeflulssable. a. uuJeUuable | unao- 
 counUtbln, udnaetcript. 
 
 Indelebile, a. indelible. f(ly). 
 
 Indelloat, e, a. (-ement, ad.) indelicate 
 
 Ind61ioatesse, f. indelicacy. 
 
 indemuisatlon, f. indemnification. 
 
 indemnlser, v. a. to Indemnify. 
 
 indemnity, f. indemnity. 
 
 Independamment, ad. independently. 
 
 Independanoe, f. independence. 
 
 Independent, e, a. independent. 
 
 Indeacriptible, a. Indescribable. 
 
 Indestrnctlblltte, f. indestructibility. 
 
 Ind6termlne, e, a. indeterminate, unde- 
 cided, unsettled || -ment, ad. indeter- 
 minately, in general. 
 
 Indevlnable, a. not to be guessed. 
 
 indovot, e, a. (-ement, ad.) undevoutfly). 
 
 index, m. table of contents, index || fore- 
 finger || mettre a l'~, to forbid. 
 
 indicate ur, m. indicator || denouncer || fore- 
 finger || index-book || time-bill. 
 
 Indioatenr, a. indicating. 
 
 indioatif, m. (gr.) Indicative (mood). 
 
 indloatlf, ve, a. indicative, indicating. 
 
 indication, f. indication, information, sign, 
 symptom. 
 
 indloe, m. sign, mark || clue, trace. 
 
 indiclble, a. unspeakable, inexpressible, 
 Indescribable. 
 
 indlenne, f. printed calico. 
 
 indlfferemment, ad. indifferently, In- 
 discriminately, [ness. 
 
 Indifference, f. indifference, unconoerned- 
 
 Indifferent, m. impartial person. 
 
 Indifferent, e, a. Indifferent, unconcealed. 
 
 indlg-ene, a. indigenous, native. 
 
 indlgrent, e, a. indigent, penurious, poor, 
 needy. [crude, raw. 
 
 Indlg-este, a. Indigestible U undigested || 
 
 Indigestion, f. indigestion. 
 
 Indlg-ue, a. indlgn, unworthy, undeserving, 
 ignoble, mean. 
 
 Indigene, e, a. indignant 
 
 Indltruement, ad. unworthily, infamously. 
 
 indlgrner, v. a. to excite indignation, M 
 shock U '. to be Indignant 
 
 lndiifnlt<5, f. Indignity, worth lessneil. 
 
 indliroterle, f. Indigo-manufactory. 
 
 indlfrotler, m. indigo-plant 
 
 indlqner, v. a. to indicate, to point out 
 to sbow || to acquaint with l| to direct to j| 
 to recommend || to appoint j| to mention. 
 
 indirect, e, a. (-ement, ad.) indlrect(ly). 
 
 Indlsclpllnable, a. unruly. 
 
 indiscipline, f. insubordination. 
 
 indiscipline, e, a. undisciplined. 
 
 Indlscret, ete, a. (-element, ad.) In- 
 discreet! ly) || Inconsiderately) |l Inquisitive. 
 
 indiscretion, f. indiscretion, imprudence H 
 piece of indiscretion. (vertlble. 
 
 indlsontable, a. indisputable, uiicoutro- 
 
 IndlspensabllltA, f. Indlspeniableneu. 
 
 indispensable, a. (ment, ad.) Indis- 
 pensable || Indispensably. | posed of. 
 
 indlsponible, a. (Jur.)tbat cunnot be dls- 
 
 indiupose, e, a. indisposed, unwelL 
 
 indluposer, v. a. to Indispose, to dUln- 
 cllne, to dUalfect. 
 
 ludlspusltlon, L uidlspoaltiun, dlallka, 
 dti temper.
 
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 indisputable influent 
 
 Indisputable, a. Indisputable, incontro- 
 Yertlble. 
 
 Indissolubillte, f. indissolubllity. 
 
 Indissoluble, a. (-ment, ad.) indis- 
 soluble || Indissolubly. 
 
 Indistinct, e, a. t-emeut, ad.) indis- 
 tinctly) || indiscriminately. 
 
 indlvldn, m. individual || self, Inside. 
 
 Individuality, f. individuality |j entity. 
 
 Individual, le, a. (-lement, ad.) i'ndi- 
 vidunl(ly). 
 
 Indlvis, e, a. undivided l| par ~, jointly. 
 
 Indlvise, e, a. undivided. 
 
 indlvlsibllite, f. indivisibility. 
 
 Indivisible, a. (-ment, ad.) indivisible |] 
 indlvisibly. 
 
 In-dlx-hnit, m. deci mo-octavo. 
 
 Indocile, a. indocile, ungovernable, un- 
 
 indoclllte, f. indocility. [tractable. 
 
 Indolemment, ad. indolently, lazily. 
 
 Indolence, f. indolence, laziness. 
 
 Indolent, e, a. Indolent, lazy, careless. 
 
 Indomitable, a. untaraenble, unmanage- 
 able, (invincible, undaunted. 
 
 ludomptg, e, :i. untamed, unconquered, 
 
 lu-douse, m. duodecimo. [proper. 
 
 Indn, e, a. undue || unseasonable || im- 
 
 Indnbltable, a. (ment, ad.) indubitable || 
 beyond doubt || Indubitably, undoubtedly. 
 
 Induction, t. induction, inference. 
 
 indnlre, v. a. ir. to induce, to infer II to 
 lead. [forgiveness of sins. 
 
 Indulgence, f. indulgence, forbearance || 
 
 Indulgent, e, a. indulgent. 
 
 indument, ad. unduly. f'ng. 
 
 induration, f. (rued.) induration, harden- 
 
 Indus trie, f. Industry, ingenuity, dexterity, 
 skill, address, art || manufactures (pi.) || 
 chevalier d'~, sharper || vlvre d'~, to 
 live by one's wits. 
 
 Industrie!, in. manufacturer. [ing. 
 
 Industrie!, le, a. industrial || mnnufactur- 
 
 industrlenz, ae, a. (-sement, ad.) in- 
 dustrious(ly) || ingenlous(ly). 
 
 Inebranl.ible, a. (ment, ad.) immov- 
 able || firm(ly) || unshakable || immov- 
 ably, steadily, unshakitbly. 
 
 Inedlt, e, a. unpublished. 
 
 Ineffable, a. unspeakable. 
 
 ineffaoable, a. indelible. 
 
 inefficaoe, a. Inefficient. 
 
 Inefficaolte, f. inefficiency. 
 
 inetral, e, a. (-ement, ud.) unequal(ly) [| 
 uni'ven(ly) || irregularly). 
 
 ineg-allte, f. inequality, unequalness, un- 
 evenness, irregularity, unsteadiness. 
 
 inelegant, e, a. inelegant. 
 
 Ineligible, a. ineligible. 
 
 inenarrable, a. inexpressible, unspeak- 
 
 inepte, a. inept, silly, unfit. [able. 
 
 Ineptie, f. silliness, absurdity. 
 
 inepnlsable, a. inexhaustible. 
 
 inerte, a. inert, sluggish. 
 
 Inertle, f. inertia, Indolence, sluggishness || 
 force d'~, f. passive resistance. 
 
 Ineupere^e, a. unhoped for. unexpected. 
 
 Inevitable, a. (-ment, ad.) inevitable, 
 unavoidable || inevitably. 
 
 inexact, , a. luxact, Inaccurate, carelaM. 
 
 Inezactement, ad. Inaccurately, incor- 
 rectly. 
 
 inexactitude, f. inaccuracy, inaccurate- 
 ness, incorrectness, carelessnesn. 
 
 inexcusable, a. inexcusable!! unjustifiable. 
 
 Inexeontable, a. impracticable. 
 
 inexecntlon, f. noo-performanoe. 
 
 inexerce, e, a. unpractised || untrained. 
 
 inexlgrlble, a. not demandable. 
 
 Inexorable, a. (-ment, ad.) inexorable [| 
 inexorably. 
 
 Inexperimente, e, a. inexperienced. 
 
 inexprimable, a. inexpressible. 
 
 inexpugnable, a. inexpugnable, im- 
 pregnable. 
 
 in-extenso, ad. in extenso, in full. 
 
 inextlngulble, a. unextiaguisbable || ir- 
 repressible. 
 
 infailUblllt, f. infallibility. 
 
 infaillible, a. (-ment, ad.) unerringfly) [[ 
 
 infaisable, a. impracticable, [infallibly. 
 
 Infamant, e, a. infamous, ignominious. 
 
 infame, a. infamous h filthy. 
 
 infamie, f. infamy || infamous thing. 
 
 Infant, m., infante, f. Infante, Infanta. 
 
 infanterle, f. infantry, foot-soldiers. 
 
 Infati^able.a. (-ment,ad.)indetatlxble|| 
 indefatigably. 
 
 infatuer, v. a. to infatuate. 
 
 Inrecond, e, a. unfruitful, barren. 
 
 Infecondlte, f. barrenness, unfruitfulnesi, 
 
 infect, e, a. infectious. [sterility. 
 
 infecter, v. a. to infect, to taint || -, T. o. 
 to stink horribly. 
 
 Infeoder, v. a. to Infeoff. 
 
 inf erer, v. a. to infer. 
 
 luf erlenr, e, a. inferior, lower || -ement, 
 ad. in an Inferior manner, below. 
 
 Inferlorlte, f. Inferiority. 
 
 infernal, e, a. infernal, hellish. 
 
 infertile, a. unfruitful, barrem 
 
 infester, v. a, to infest. 
 
 iufldele, m. infidel || unbeliever. 
 
 infldele, a. (-ment, ad.) unfaithful 
 
 disloyal(ly) | false, unbelieving, perfidious. 
 infide'llte, I. infidelity, unfaithfulnesg. 
 
 disloyalty, unbelief, deceit. 
 'infiltrer. to infiltrate || to creep, 
 infime, a. lowest. 
 inflni, e, a. (-ment, ad.) infinite(Iy) | 
 
 numberless, endless || a l'~, without end, 
 
 infinitely || exceedingly, extremely. 
 Infinite, f. infinity, infiniteness. 
 lufinltlf, m. (gr.) Infinitive (mood). 
 Inflrme, a. infirm, sickly. 
 inflrmer, v. a. to invalidate. [ward. 
 
 infirmerle, f. infirmary || sick-room ||sick- 
 infirmler, m. hospital-attendant. 
 inflrmiere, f. sick-nurse. 
 inflrmite, f. infirmity. 
 Inflammatolre, a. inflammatory, 
 inflation, f. inflation. 
 Inflexibility. inflexibility, inexorability. 
 inflexible, a. (-ment, ad.) inflexible 8 
 Inflexion, f. inflection. [inflexibly, 
 
 infllffer, r. a. to inflict 
 influence, f. influence, sway. 
 ir.flueneer, v. a. to influence. 
 influent, e, a. Influential.
 
 influer insinuation 
 
 111 
 
 Inflaer, v. n. to bare influence over || to 
 inflnenia, f. (m5d. ) influenza, [influence. 
 In -folio, m. folio-book. 
 information, (. information, inquiry || 
 
 aller aux s, prendre aes , to 
 
 make inquiries. 
 Informe, a. shapeless. 
 Informe, m. investigation. 
 Informer, v. a. <t n. to inform || to advise || 
 
 (jur.) to institute an enquiry || '<>, to 
 
 inquire, to ask after, 
 infortune, f. misfortune. 
 Infortnne, e, a. unfortunate, unhappy. 
 Infractenr, m. infringer. 
 Infraction, f. Infraction, breach, infringe- 
 ment, fable. 
 InfranchlSBable, a. impassable, Insuper- 
 Infraotuensemeut, ad. unprofitably, to 
 
 nu purpose. 
 
 Inf ructueux, se, a. unfruitful, unproflt- 
 Infns, e, a. intuitive. [able. 
 
 Infuaer, v. a. to infuse, to steep, 
 infusion, f. infusion, instilling || intuition, 
 liig-ambe, a. nimble, alert, 
 n'luireuier, v. t. to set one's wits to work. 
 Ingenienr, m. engineer, 
 iiig-enieux, ae, a. (-ement, ad.) In- 
 
 genious(ly). [open, 
 
 ing-enn, c, a. Ingenuous, sincere, frank, 
 Ing6uulte, f. ingenuity, frankness, 
 ing-ennment, ad. ingenuously, frankly. 
 'ing-erer, v. r. to meddle, to intermeddle 
 ing-ouvernable, a. ungovernable, [with. 
 tnirrat, e, a. ungrateful, 
 inhabile, a. incapable, unqualified, unfit, 
 
 Inept, unskilful. 
 Inhabllete, f. unskilfulness. 
 Inhablllt4, f. (Jur.) incapacity. 
 Inhabitable, a. nniubabttable. 
 Inhabit*, e, a. uninhabited. 
 Inhalation, f. (pbys.) Inhalation. 
 Inherent, e, a. Inherent. 
 Inhospltaller, Are. a. inhospitable. 
 inhospltallte, f. inhospitality. 
 lahnmaln, e, a. (-emeut, ad.) iniiuman- 
 
 (ly) || cruel(ly). 
 
 inhumanity, f. inhumanity, cruelty. 
 Inhumation, f. interment. 
 Inhumer, v. a. to inter. 
 )nlmag-lnable, a. unimaginable, 
 inimitable, a. (-ment, ad.) inimitable II 
 
 inimitably. 
 
 Inlmltle, f. enmity, hatred, 
 inlntellifflbllite, f. unlntelligibillty. 
 InlutelliKlble, a. (-ment, ud.) unintel- 
 ligible || unintelligibly, 
 inlque, a. (-ment, ad.) iniquitous(ly). 
 nl quits, f. iniquity, unrighteousness. 
 inltlale, f. initial. 
 
 Initiation, f. initiation. [power. 
 
 initiative, f. Initiative || originating 
 inltler, v. a. to Initiate, to admit. 
 Injector, v. a. to Inject, 
 injonctlon, f. injunction. [abuse, 
 
 injure, f. In|iu7, insult || dire dea -, to 
 (ojnrler, v. a. to abuse, to Insult. 
 Juiiuux, se, a. (-Hotutiut, ad.) In 
 
 jurioii-'(ly) j| ouUKgeous, o&MtttTI I! abu- 
 
 slve(ly) || kdYeiM. 
 
 InjuBte, a. (-ment, ad.) unjustUy). 
 injustice, f. injustice || act of injustice, 
 inllslble, a. illegible. 
 inn6, e, a. innate, inborn. 
 Innooemment, ad. Innocently., foolishly, 
 Innocence, f. innocence || simplicity. 
 innocent, m. simpleton, 
 innocent, e, a. innocent, simple. 
 iunocuite, f. harmlessuess. [less, 
 
 innombrable, &. innumerable, number 
 Innovateur, tri o, m. <fe f. innovator, 
 innover, v. a. to innovate. 
 Inobaervatlon, 1 non-observance. 
 Inoocupe, e, a. unoccupied, 
 in-octavo, m. in-octavo, octavo. 
 inoculateur, m. (m6d.) inoculntor. 
 Inoculation, f. (uieil.) inoculation. 
 Inoonler, v. a. (mfid.) to inoculate, 
 inodore, a. inodorous, scentless. 
 Inoffenaif, ve, a, inoffensive. 
 inondatlon, f. inundation, flood, 
 inonder, v. a. to inundate, to overflow, 
 
 to deluge. 
 Inoplne, e, a. (-ment, ad.) unthought- 
 
 of || unexpectedly) || unawares. [able, 
 inopportun, e, a. inopportune, unseason- 
 inopportun^ment, ad. inopportunely, 
 luopportanlte, f. unsqasonapleness. 
 Inonl, e, a. unheard-of, surprising, strange. 
 inoacydable, a. (cbim.) inozydhtable. 
 In -quarto, m. quarto. 
 Inqnlet, ete, a. unquiet, uneasy, restless, 
 
 anzlens. 
 inquleter. v. a. to disquiet, to alarm, to 
 
 vex, to disturb || '-, to (ret at, to be 
 
 anxious. [quietude, unensiness. 
 
 Jnqnletnde, f. disquiet, disquietude, in- 
 InqulBitear, m. Inquisitor. 
 InBalalssable, a. indiscernible || not dls- 
 
 trainable. 
 
 inaalnbre, a. unhealthy, unwholesome, 
 luaalubrlte, f. insalubrity, unwbolesome- 
 Inaanit6, f. insanity. [ness, 
 
 lusatlablllte, f. Inuatlableness. 
 Insatiable, a. (-ment, ad.) Insatiable || 
 
 Insatiably. 
 
 Inscription, f. Inscription, title. 
 Inacrire, v. a. Ir. to inscribe II m'-, to get 
 Inseote, m. insect, [one's name inscribed, 
 insecticide, m. vermin- ou insect-destroyer. 
 Insecticide, a. lusect-destroylug. 
 Inaeotlvore, a. insectivorous. 
 InseourlM, f. insecurity. 
 In-aelce, m. book in six teens. 
 lu-selze, u. 16mo. 
 Inaense, m. madman. 
 Insense, e, a. insane, senseless, mad. 
 insensibility, f. insensibility. 
 insensible, a. (-ment, ad.) insensible, 
 
 unconscious, unfeeling |[ insensibly. 
 inseparablllte, f. inseparability. 
 inseparable, a. (-ment, ad.) inseparable || 
 
 inseparably. 
 
 Inaerer, v. n. to insert. (ilv). 
 
 Insldlenz, BO, a. (-ment, ad.) Insidious 
 Inxlfrne, a. egregious, notorious. 
 Inslg-nea, m. pi. iuslgnla (pi.). 
 InalKultlant, e, u. Insignificant [hint, 
 insinuation, f. insinuation, suggetlion,
 
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 Inslnuer, v. a. to insinuate, to suggest, to 
 bint || s'~, to Insinuate oneself, to steal 
 into j| to Introduce oneself into. 
 
 Inalpida, a. (-ment. ad.) iusipid(ly) || un- 
 savoury, tasteless || heavy, dull. 
 
 InslpldiW, f. insipidity. 
 
 Insistence, f. insistence. 
 
 Inslster, v. n. to insist upon. 
 
 insoolabillte, f. unsociability. 
 
 insociablo, a. unsociable. 
 
 Insolation, f . exposure to the Bun || (m6d. ) 
 insolation, sun-stroke. 
 
 Insolemment, ad. insolently. 
 
 Insolence, (. insolence, impudence, sauci- 
 
 Insolent, e, a. insolent, [ness. 
 
 inaolite, a. unusual. 
 
 Insoluble, a. insoluble || unsolvable, 
 
 insolvabillt6, f. insolvency. 
 
 Inaolvable, a. insolvent. 
 
 InBomnle, f. (mfid.) sleeplessness, in- 
 somnia. 
 
 Insondable, a. fathomless. 
 
 Insouciance, f. carelessness. 
 
 Insouciant, e, a, careless. 
 
 InsoumlB, e, a. unsubdued. 
 
 lusoutenable, a. insupportable || indefen- 
 
 Inspector, v. a. to inspect. [sible. 
 
 luspecteur, m. inspector, overseer, super- 
 intendent. 
 
 Inspection, f. inspection, superintendence. 
 
 Insplrateur, trice, a. inspiring. 
 
 inspiration, f. inspiration || suggestion. 
 
 Inapirer, v. a, to inspire. 
 
 instability, f. Instability. 
 
 Installation, f. Instalment. 
 
 installer, v. a. to iustal, to Inaugurate || 
 to establish. [urgently. 
 
 Inatamment, ad. instantly, earnestly, 
 
 instance, f. entreaty, solicitation, impor- 
 tunity || earnestness || degree of jurisdic- 
 tion || suit || aveo ~, earnestly. 
 
 Instant, m. instant, moment |] a l'~, im- 
 mediately || un ~ 1 hold hard ! not so fast ! 
 one moment I 
 
 instant, e, a. instant, urgent 
 
 In s tan tan 6, e, a. (-ment, ad.) instan- 
 taneous(ly). 
 
 Inutautanelte'. f. instantaneousness. 
 
 a 1'lnstar, pr. like, similar to. 
 
 luutitratenr, m. instigator, inciter. 
 
 instinct, m. instinct || par~, instinctively. 
 
 lustinctlf, ve, a. (-ment, ad.) iiistinc- 
 tive(ly). [to appoint 
 
 luBtltuer, v. a. to institute, to establish, 
 
 instltnt, m. Institution || Institute. 
 
 Instltnteur, m. founder || schoolmaster || 
 private tutor. 
 
 institution, f. institution, establishment, 
 school. [schoolmistress. 
 
 institntrice, f. governess j| foundress || 
 
 Inatructeur, m. instructor j| drill-iustruc- 
 
 InstrncMf, ve, a. instructive. [tor. 
 
 instruction, f. instruction, mandate, in- 
 formation, education || order, direction || 
 proceedings (pi.). 
 
 Instruire, v. a. to instruct to educate, to 
 leach, to inform, to acquaint, to take In- 
 formation on || ~ mal, to mUteach. 
 
 laatrult, *, , l*roed || lulonu&a. 
 
 instrument, m. instrument, to.il || deed. 
 
 instrumental, e, a. instrumental. 
 
 instrumenter, v. a. (jur.) to draw up (R 
 deed). 
 
 Instrumentlste, m. instrumentalist 
 
 Insn, m. ignorance || & l'~ de, unknown 
 to l| a son ~, unwittingly, unknowingly. 
 
 insnbordonne, e, a. insubordinate. 
 
 Insucces, m. bad success. 
 
 Insnffisamment. ad. insufficiently. 
 
 insufflsance, f. insufficiency. 
 
 insufflsant, e, a. insufficient, inadequate. 
 
 Insufflation, f. Insufflation || (med.) in- 
 
 insulalre, m. islander. [spiration. 
 
 insulalre, a. insular. 
 
 insulte, f. insult, affront 
 
 insulter, v. a. to insult, to affront 
 
 insupportable, a. (-ment, ad.) insuffer- 
 able || insupportably. 
 
 lnsurg-6, e, m. & f. insurgent. 
 
 lnsurg-6, e, a. insurgent 
 
 Insurgrer^v. a, to excite to insurrection II 
 s'~, to rebel. 
 
 insurmontable, a. insurmountable. 
 
 insnrrectionnel, e, a. insurrectionary. 
 
 intact, e, a. intact, untouched || pure. 
 
 intallle, f. intaglio. 
 
 intangible, a. intangible. 
 
 intarlssable, a. inexhaustible. 
 
 Integral, e, a. integral, whole || -em ant, 
 ad. entirely, wholly. 
 
 integrants, f. integrality, the whole. 
 
 Integrant, e, a. integral. 
 
 Integre, a. upright, honest 
 
 intdgrrltg, f. integrity, honesty, fnHr"'"M- 
 
 Intellect, m. intellect, understanding. 
 
 lutellectuel, le, a. intellectual. 
 
 Intelllg-emment, ad. intelligently || know- 
 ingly. 
 
 intellig-ence, f. understanding, intellect, 
 comprehension || concord || etre d'~, to 
 have an understanding together. 
 
 Intelligent, e, a. intelligent 
 
 Intelllgribillte, f. intelligibility. 
 
 Intelligible, a. (-ment, ad.) Intelligible, 
 audible || intelligibly, audibly. 
 
 intemperant. e, a. intemperate. 
 
 Intomperle, f. inclemency (of the weather). 
 
 Intempestlf, ve, a. (-vemeut, ad.) un- 
 seasonable || unseasonably. 
 
 intendance, f. direction, superin&ndaoce. 
 management || commissariat. 
 
 intendant, m. intendant, surveyor, stew- 
 ard || Lord-Lieutenant || ~ mUltalre, 
 commissary of stores. 
 
 Intense, a. intense, violent 
 
 intensity, f. Intensity. 
 
 intenter, v. a. to begin, to enter || to bring. 
 
 Intention, f. intention, intent, purpose; 
 design || aveo l'~, intentionally. 
 
 Intentlonn6, e, a. intentioned, meanlngi 
 
 intentionnel, le, a. intended || of inten- 
 tion. 
 
 interoalalre, a. intercalar. 
 
 intercaler, v. a. to intercalate, to insert 
 
 interceder, v. a. to Intercede (for). 
 
 Interceptor, v. a. to Intercept 
 
 intercesseur, m. intercessor. 
 
 interdiction, t interdict, prohibition.
 
 iaterdire 
 
 intbrdire, v. a. ir. to interdict, to forbid, 
 to suspend || (jur.) to declare incapable of 
 managing bis affairs. 
 
 interdit, m. interdict [speechless. 
 
 Interdlt, e, a. interdicted I! confused " 
 
 Intereaae, a, m. & f. interested party. 
 
 Int6reaa6, e, a. interested || selfish. 
 
 Int6resser, v. a. & a. to interest || to have 
 a share in )| to excite interest, to move || 
 m'", to be concerned, to take an interest in. 
 
 Int6r6t, m. interest, concern, self-interest, 
 advantage || mettre hors d'~, to con- 
 sider one harmless. 
 
 In terf oiler, r. a. to interleave. 
 
 Int6rieur, m. interior, inside || home || 
 thoughts (pi.) || private life. 
 
 Int6rieur, , a. interior, inner, inward || 
 -ement, ad. internally || inwards. 
 
 Interim, m. interim || par ~, ad interim. 
 
 Interlmaira, a. ad interim. 
 
 Interjection, f. (gr.) interjection || (jur.) 
 lodging (of appeals etc.). fete.). 
 
 inter] eter, v. a. (jur.) to lodge (appeals. 
 
 interligrne, f. space between two lines [| 
 (typ. ) lead. 
 
 luterllg-ner, v. a. (typ.) to lead. 
 
 interllnealre, a. interlineary. 
 
 Interllneer, v. a. to interline. 
 
 interlocuteur, m. interlocutor. 
 
 Interlope, m. interloper. 
 
 Interlope, a. interloping. 
 
 Interloqner, v. a. to puzzle, to shut np. 
 
 Intermede, m. interlude. 
 
 Intermedlalre, m. medium. 
 
 Intermedialre, a. intermediate. 
 
 Interminable, a. interminable, lone- 
 
 Intermlttence, f. Intermission, [winded. 
 
 Internal, m. boarding-school. 
 
 International, e, a. international. 
 
 Interne, m. boarder |j house-surgeon. 
 
 Interne, a. Internal, interior, inward. 
 
 interner, v. a. 4 n. to confine within the 
 country || to introduce Into the country || 
 to reside within the country. 
 
 Internonoe, m. papal internnncio. 
 
 Interpellation, f. interpellation , gam- 
 mons || question in parliament. 
 
 Interpelier, v. a. to require peremptory 
 answers, to summon, to challenge. 
 
 Interpolatenr, m. interpolator. 
 
 Interpoler, v. a. to interpolate, to insert. 
 
 Interposer, v. a. to interpose. 
 
 interpretation, f. interpretation || con- 
 
 Interprete, m. interpreter. Istructlon. 
 
 Interpreter, r. a. to interpret || to construe. 
 
 Interrerne, in. interregnum. 
 
 Interrorateur, trice, in. <t f. Interro- 
 gator, questioner. 
 
 interrotfatif, ve, a. Interrogative. 
 
 Interrogation, f. interrogation, question. 
 
 Interrogatolre, m. examination. 
 
 Interrorer.v. a. to interrogate, to examine, 
 to question. (off || to cut short. 
 
 interrompre, v. a. to interrupt || M break 
 
 interrapteur, m. interrupter. 
 
 Intereeotlon, f. (giom.) intersection. 
 
 latervalle, m. interval. 
 
 tutervenlr, v. n. ir. to Intervene, to Inter- 
 fere || w happen. 
 /Vine A and Sngllth, 
 
 Interversloo, f. inversion. 
 
 intervertir, v. a. to invert, to overturn || 
 
 Inteatat, in. Intestate. [to change. 
 
 Inteatat, e, a. intestate. 
 
 inteatln, e, a. intestine. 
 
 inteetins, m. pi. bowels (pi.) 
 
 Intimation, f. notification, summons. 
 
 Intlme, m. intimate friend, intimate. 
 
 Intlme, a. (-ment, ad.) intimate(ly). 
 
 In time; m. GUT.) defendant. 
 
 Intlmer, v. a. to give notice, to notify. 
 
 intimlte, f. intimacy. 
 
 Intltulti, m. (jur.) title. 
 
 in tituler, v. a. to entitle. 
 
 intolerable, a. (-ment, ad.) Insuffer- 
 able || insufferably. 
 
 Intolerance, f. intolerance. 
 
 Intolerant, e, a. intolerant. 
 
 Intonation, f. intonation. 
 
 Intoxication, f. poisoning || (mea.) mor- 
 bid absorption || infection. 
 
 IntradalBlble, a. untranslatable. 
 
 Intrai table, a. un tractable, unmanageable. 
 
 Intransltlf, ve, a. (gr.) intransitive. 
 
 Intr6plde, a. (-ment, ad.) intrepid(ly). 
 
 Intr6pldlt6, f. intrepidity. 
 
 intrigant, m. intriguer. 
 
 intrigant, e. a. intriguing. 
 
 Intrigue, f. intrigue, plot. 
 
 Intriguer, v. a. 4 n. to puzzle, to perplex |l 
 to intrigue. ((ally). 
 
 Intrlnaeque, a. (-ment, ad.) intrinsic 
 
 Introdnotenr, trice, m. & f. introducer. 
 
 Introdulre, v. a. ir. to introduce || a'~, to 
 Introduce oneself, to gain admittance. 
 
 intronlsation, f. enthroning. 
 
 intronlser, v. a. to enthrone. 
 
 Imtrouvable, a. not to be found. 
 
 Intrna, e, m. & f. Intruder. 
 
 intrusion, f. intrusion, obtrusion. 
 
 Intuitir, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) Intuitive 
 
 Intuition, f. intuition. l(ly). 
 
 Innaable, a. that will never wear out 
 
 InnaltA, e, a. unused, not in use, unusual. 
 
 Inutile, a. (-ment, ad.) useless(ly) || frult- 
 less(ly) || unserviceable || needless(ly). 
 
 tnutlllt, f. uselessnees || -a, pi. useless 
 things (pL). (person. 
 
 Invallde, m. invalid, disabled soldier || sick 
 
 Invalide, a. Invalid, disabled. 
 
 Invallder, v. a. to invalidate. 
 
 Invalldlte, f. invalidity. 
 
 Invariability, f. Invariability. 
 
 Invariable, a. (-ment, ad.) invariable || 
 invariably. 
 
 Invasion, f. invasion || (m(Sd.) accession. 
 
 Invective, f. invective. 
 
 Inveotlver, v. a. to inveigh. 
 
 Invendable, a. unsaleable. 
 
 Invendn, e, a. unsold. 
 
 Inventalre, m. inventory || fair* 1' , to 
 take stock || aona bn<noe d'~, with 
 liability for the debts of the succetdluu 
 only up to the amount of the goods in the 
 inventory. 
 
 Inventer, v. a. to invent, to contrive. 
 
 Inventenr, trloa, in. A f. inventor, con- 
 triver |J inveulresa. 
 
 inventir, va, a. Inventive, 
 
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 invention Jalou 
 
 Invention, 1. Invention, contrivance. 
 
 Inventories-, v. a. to make an inventory. 
 
 Inversable, a. that cannot be overturned. 
 
 inverse, m. reverse. 
 
 Invoroe, a. inverse. Inverted. 
 
 investig-ateur, trice, m. & t. investigator. 
 
 Investigrateur, trice, a. investigating. 
 
 investigation, f. investigation, inquiry. 
 
 Investir, v. a. to invest. 
 
 investlssement, m. investment 
 
 investiture, i. investiture || donner l'~ 
 a, (Jar.) to invest || to feoff. 
 
 inv6te>4, e, a. inveterate, rooted. 
 
 u'inv6t(5rer, to become inveterate. 
 
 Invincible, a, (-ment, ad.) invincible, 
 unconquerable f| invincibly, unconquer- 
 ably, insuperably. 
 
 invloiabilfte, f. inviolability. 
 
 inviolable, a. (-ment, ad.) inviolable || 
 Inviolably. 
 
 lnvislbiUt<5, t invisibility. finvisibly. 
 
 invisible, a. (-ment, ad.) Invisible |] 
 
 invite, e, m. 4 f. guest. [advise. 
 
 tnvlter, v. a. to invite || to engage !| to 
 
 involontaire, a. (-ment, ad.) involun- 
 tary || involuntarily. [appeal. 
 
 invoquer, v. a. to invoke, to implore, to 
 
 Invraisemblablo, a. (-ment, ad.) im- 
 probable, unlikely || improbably. 
 
 invraisemblance, f. unlikeliness, un- 
 likelihood, Improbability. 
 
 invulnerable, a. invulnerable, 
 
 lode, m. (chim.) iodine. 
 
 irasolbtlite, f. irascibility. 
 
 iris, f. Iris, rainbow. 
 
 irise, e, a. rainbow-coloured, Irisate. 
 
 tronlo, f. Irony. 
 
 IroniQuo, a. (-ment, ad.) ircnical(ly). 
 
 iroquola, m. eccentric fellow || (fam.) 
 rum chap. 
 
 irrachetable, a. irredeemable. 
 
 irradiation, i (phys.) irradiation || (meU) 
 radiation. 
 
 irralaonnable, a. Irrational. 
 
 Irratlonnel, le, a. (-lement, ad.) ir- 
 raUonal(ly). 
 
 Irrealiaablo, a. unreal i sable. 
 
 Irreconcillable, a. (-ment, ad.) irrecon- 
 cilable || Irreconcilably. 
 
 irreousablement, ad. unexcepUonably. 
 
 IrrSductible, a. irreducible. 
 
 irrefieohi, e, a. thoughtless. 
 
 Ir.-6fl6xion, f. thoughtlessness. 
 
 irrefragable, a. irrefragable, undeniable. 
 
 irrefutable, a. irrefutable. 
 
 Irregularlte. t. irregularity. 
 
 Irregulier, ere, a. (-erement, ad.) 
 irrcgular(ly). (ligioug(ly). 
 
 irreligious, so, a. (-aemeut, ad.) irre- 
 
 tri-emwdlablfa, a. (-ment, ad.) irreme- 
 diable, irretrievable || irremediably. 
 
 Ir remissible, a. (-ment, ad.) lire mis alble || 
 irreoiissibly. 
 
 irreparable, a. (-ment, ad.) irreparable, 
 irretrievable || irreparably, irretrievably. 
 
 Irreprehenslble, a. (-ment, ad.) blame- 
 less, faultless || irreprehensibly. 
 
 Irr eproohable, a. (-ment, ad.) irreproach- 
 able, uneicepUiUiAble u irreproachably. 
 
 Irresistlbtlite, f. Irresistibility. 
 
 Irresistible, a. (-ment, ad.) irresistible J 
 irresistibly. 
 
 Irresoln, e, a. (-ement, ad.) lrresolute(ly). 
 
 Irrespectneuz, ae, a. (-sement, ad.) 
 disrespectful(ly). 
 
 Irresponsable, a. irresponsible. 
 
 Irr6v6rencieux, se, a. disrespectful. 
 
 Irr6vocabillt6, f. irrevocableness. 
 
 irrevocable, a. (-ment, ad.) irrevocable || 
 irrevocably. 
 
 irrlgratenr, m. watering-engine, garden- 
 engine II injecting apparatus T| enema. 
 
 Irritablllto, t irritability. 
 
 irrlter, v. a. to Irritate, to exasperate, to 
 anger, to excite j| s'~, to fly into a passion. 
 
 Irruption, f. irruption |] (com.) run. 
 
 Isabella, a. light bay, dun. 
 
 Ischlatlaue, a. (an.) ischiatlc. 
 
 Isoie, e, a. (-ment, ad.) isolated, lonely || 
 solitarily. [tude. 
 
 laolement, m. retirement, loneliness, soli- 
 
 Isoler, v. a. to insulate || to isolate, to de- 
 tach, to separate || s'~, to live lonely, to 
 shun society. 
 
 issn, e, a. sprung, descended, bom. 
 
 issue, f. issue, egress, outlet. 
 
 lathine, m. Isthmus. 
 
 itallqne, m. italic letter. 
 
 Italique, a. italic. 
 
 item, m. item. 
 
 item, ad. item, also. 
 
 itlneralre, m. itinerary. 
 
 Itineralre, a. itinerary. 
 
 ivolre, f. ivory. 
 
 Ivrale, f. tare || (bot) darnel. 
 
 Ivre, a. inebriated, intoxicated, fuddled. 
 
 ivre-mort, a. dead drunk. 
 
 ivresse, f. intoxication, drunkenness , 
 frenzy. 
 
 Ivrogne, ease, m. & f. drunkard. 
 
 Ivrogne, a. drunken. 
 
 Ivrognerie, f. drunkenness. 
 
 J. 
 
 Jabot, m. crop || (de chemise) frill. 
 
 jaboter, v. a. to jabber, to prattle, 
 
 Jacasae, f. chatter-box. 
 
 jacasse, a. chattering. 
 
 jacasser, v. n. to chatter like * mag-pie. 
 
 jacent, e, a. (jur.) In abeyance. 
 
 j ach6re, f. fallow H fallow-ground. 
 
 jaclnthe, f. (bot) hyacinth. 
 
 Jacobin, m. Jacobin. 
 
 Jaoonas, m. jaconet 
 
 Jacques, m.; Kattre ~, Jitck-ui-idl- 
 
 tradea. 
 
 j actanoe, f. .boasting, bragging, 
 jaoulatolre, a. ejaculatory. 
 jadis, ad. of old, formerly. 
 Jallllr, v. n. to spout out, to spurt out || to 
 
 burst out [out 
 
 jalUlssement, m. spouting out,-gu&&lng 
 Jala, m. jet 
 JaloB; in. pole, stAkb || landmark.
 
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 jaioaner, v. a. to itlck poles In Uus ground, 
 
 to jnark || to plant landmarks. 
 Jalouser, v. a. to envy, to be jealous. 
 jalousie, t. jealousy, envy enviousneus || 
 
 uneasiness || Venetian blind. 
 jalonx, ae, a. jealous, envious. 
 11 jaicaiB, ad. ever || lie ~, never || & ~, & 
 tout ~, tor ever and ever || ,u grand ~, 
 never || pour -, for ever. 
 Jamb age, m. jamb, side-post || stroke. 
 jimbe, f. leg, shank || OB de la ~, sbin- 
 
 bone || a. toutea -, at full speed. 
 jambette. f. small pocket-knife || (mar.) 
 stem-timber || (mar.) bracket || (arch.) jamb. 
 Jajr.bA, e, a. ankled || legged. 
 jamblere, t armour for the leg. 
 Jam bon, m. ham, gammon. 
 amboxmean, m. small ham. 
 aniasalre, m. janissary. 
 auaenlume, m. Jansenism. 
 ante, f. felly (of a wheel). 
 anvler, m. January. 
 appement, m. yelping. 
 apper, v. n. to yelp. 
 aqaexuart, m. jack (of the clock). 
 aquette, t jacket, short coat || child's coat 
 ardln, m. garden || ~ potarer, kitchen- 
 garden || ~ dta plantes, botanical garden. 
 laralnaare, m. gardening. 
 jardlner, v. n. to garden. 
 jardlnet, m. small garden. 
 [ardlnler, m. gardener. 
 jfcrdlniore, f. female gardener, gardener's 
 wife || flower-stand II mixed carrots and 
 turnips || 4 La ~, dressed with various 
 vegetables. 
 larg-onner, v. a. A n. to talk jargon ou 
 
 gibberish. 
 larnao, m. small poniard || coup de 
 
 Jarnao, m. treacherous blow ou stroke. 
 larre, f. (water-)jar. 
 
 larrot, m. ham, knuckle || shin || elasticity 
 ou suength in the legs. 
 arvetlere, f. garter. 
 Arm, m. gander. flo chatter, to blab. 
 
 aer, v. n. to prattle, to prate, to tattle, 
 auerle, f. chattering, prattling. fterer. 
 asenr, , m. & f. blab, prattler, chat- 
 asmln, m. jasmine, Jessamine. 
 ape, m. jasper. 
 
 ape, , a. streaked, veined, marbled. 
 an per, v. a. to marble. 
 aspure, f. marbling. 
 atte, f. wooden bowl, platter. 
 attie, f. bowlful. 
 aure, t gauge || (mar.) tonnagt. 
 aft-e, m. gauging. 
 , v. a. to gauge. 
 aufenr, m. ganger. 
 annfttre, a. yellowish. 
 one, m. yellow colour || yolk (of an egg). 
 .nne, a. yellow. 
 Jaunet, m. (bot.) buttercup || (coin) yellow- 
 
 boy. 
 
 jaunir, T. a. A a. to make yellow, to grow 
 yellow, to dye yellow || to ripen || to wither. 
 
 jannlnsant, e, a. turnlug yellow, . 
 
 Jaunlase, f. (tried.) jaundice. [dry. 
 
 . v. a. to lay cora lu imall heap* to 
 
 jMvellne, t. javelin, epettr. 
 
 javelle, f. small heap of corn laid to dry || 
 faggot of vine-branches. 
 
 javelot, m. short javelin. 
 
 J e > J't i )n - i- 
 
 jectlsses, a. f. pi. earth that has been re- 
 moved from another place || stones laid 
 
 J6hova.li, f. Jehovah. [by baud. 
 
 J6r^mlade, f. jeremiad || falseur de -, 
 
 J 6 suite, m. Jesuit [croaker. 
 
 jgauitique, a. Jesuitical. 
 
 J6sus, m. long royal || grand ~, imperial. 
 
 jet, m. throw, cast, fling || shoot, sprig X 
 ray || ~ d'oan, waterspout || fountain. 
 
 Jet6e, f. mole, pier, jetty. 
 
 Jeter, v. a. 4 n. to throw (away, oat. 
 down) |l to cast to hurl, to fling, to shoot [| 
 to toss I) to Strike || to shed || to utter || to 
 suppurate, to run fl'to swarm II to fetch || 
 to lay || aa ~, to throw oneself, to fling 
 oneself, to fall ou rush upon || to be thrown 
 away. 
 
 Jeton, m. counter || (fig.) brass shilling. 
 
 Jen, m. play, game, gaming, sport, per- 
 formance of an actor ou musician jl de 
 bon ~, fairly || bon ~ bon aryent, in 
 right earuest |[ ~ de cartes, game at 
 cards || pack of cards || ~ de boule. 
 bowling-green || ~ d'esprlt, witticism || 
 ~ de hasard, earoe of chance || ~ de 
 mots, pun, quibble || ~ de paume, ten- 
 nis-court || ~ de bourse, stock -jobbing || 
 Joaer from ~, to play high |[ mettre 
 en ~, to stake. 
 
 Jeadi, m. Thursday || ~ Saint, Maundy- 
 Thursday || ~ grras, Shrove-Thursday. 
 
 it lean, ad. fasting || having not yet break- 
 fasted. 
 
 Jenne, a. young, youthful || green, not ripe. 
 
 JeHne, m. fast, fasting. 
 
 Jeunor, v. n. to fast [people. 
 
 jeoneBse. f. youth, youtnfulness, young 
 
 Jeunet, te, a. very young. 
 
 Jefluour, BO, m. JL t. faster. 
 
 joalllerle, f. jewelry ji jeweller's trade. 
 
 Jo aim or, ere, m. if. jeweller. 
 
 Jobard, m. ninny. 
 
 jobarderie, f. silliness. 
 
 loorlSBe, m. simpleton. 
 
 Jole, f. joy, joyfulness, gladness, mirth. 
 
 Jolg-nant, e, a. next to, joining, bordering 
 upon. 
 
 Joindre, v. a. Ir. to join, to put togetlier. 
 to unite, to connect, to meet, to overtake [| 
 to close, to adhere. 
 
 joint, m. joint, ream. 
 
 joint, e, a. joined, united || ol-~, herewith, 
 annexed. 
 
 Jolnte, e, a. legged. 
 
 jointer, f. double handful. 
 
 jointure, t. joint || juncture. 
 
 JoU, e, a. pretty, neat, pleasing, genteel || 
 -ment, ad. prettily, nicely || famously. 
 
 jollet, te, a, rather pretty. [keeper. 
 
 Jono, m. ruiih || Malacca cane || plain ring || 
 
 jonohale, f. rush-bed. 
 
 Jonohto, f. branches, flowers. herlM j*. 
 retds itirewed uu the ground (pi.). 
 
 juu^tio r, v. a. to uew, to spread orar. 
 
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 Jonoheti - Jastifleatlf 
 
 Jonchbta, ID. pi. spelUcans (game). 
 
 Joiiotlon, f. Junction. 
 
 Jongler. v. n. to juggle. 
 
 Jong-lerie, f. ] aggie, juggling. 
 
 Jong-lour, m. juggler. 
 
 Jonque, m. Junk (Chinese vessel). 
 
 Jonqullle, f. jonquil. 
 
 J enable, a. fit to be acted. 
 
 Jonalller, r. n. to play for a trifle. 
 
 Jonbarbe, f. housclcek. 
 
 Joue, f. cheek. 
 
 loner, v. a. A n. to piny, to sport, to per- 
 form K to game U to counterfeit, to deceive 
 ~ from leu, to play high ou deep || se ~, 
 to play, to sport, to amuse oneself, to 
 make a jest of || to baffle || to meddle with || 
 to be played at |l to be acted. [dupe. 
 
 Jouet, m. plaything, jest, laughing-stock jj 
 
 Joueur, m. gamester, player, gambler y 
 performer || musician. 
 
 joatfla, e, a. chub-faced. 
 
 joaif, m. yoke. 
 
 joulr, T. n. to enjoy, to possess |i to use. 
 
 Joalasanoe, 1 enjoyment, possession || 
 use y luxury. 
 
 Joujou, m. plaything, toy. 
 
 jour, m. day, daylight, light y opening, 
 window I -a, pi. life |] do ~ a antre, 
 from day to day |] a ~, open, openly || ~ 
 de 1'an, New Year's day [! ~ des Kola, 
 Twelfth-day || ~ gras, flesh-day || - 
 maigre, fast day || ~ de fete, festival || 
 faux ~, bad light, false appearance. 
 
 Journal, m. journal, diary, newspaper || 
 day-book. 
 
 jour nail or, m. day-labourer. 
 
 Journaller, ere. a. daily y changeable, 
 
 Jouruallate, m. journalist, [inconstant. 
 
 Journee, f. day, day's work || day's pay ou 
 gaiu || day's journey || battle |j a la ~, by 
 the day || a g-randes -B, by forced 
 marches || a petltes -a, by short stages |j 
 homme de ~, day-labourer. 
 
 Jonrnellement, ad. dally. 
 
 Joule, f. joust, tilt, tournament fl ~ BUT 
 1'ean, naumachy. [dispute. 
 
 lonter, v. n. to joust, to tilt, to fight y to 
 
 Jouteur, m. tllter || antagonist. 
 
 Jouvenoe, f. youth. 
 
 louvenceaa, m. (fam.) young man. 
 
 Jouvenoelle, f. (fam.) lass, young girl. 
 
 Jovial, e. a. (-ement, ad.) jovlal(ly) U 
 inert y. 
 
 Joy an, m. jewel, gem, locket. 
 
 Joyeuuete, f. jest, joke. 
 
 Joyuux, M, a. (-sement, ad.) joyful(ly) || 
 cheerful(ly) || glad, merry y merrily. 
 
 Jubllalre, a. of jubilee. 
 
 Jubilation f. jollification | festivity. 
 
 labile, m. jubilee. 
 
 labller, v. n. to be joyful, to exult 
 
 Juoher, T. n. (Be ~), to roost, to perch. 
 
 Jucholr, m. roosllng-place, perch. 
 
 ludalque, a. Judaic, Jfwi&n. 
 
 ladaliier, v n. to judalse. 
 
 ladalame, m. Judaism. 
 
 juda, in. peep-bole. 
 
 judicature, t judicature, 
 e, t joUgmcut. 
 
 Jndiclalre, a. (-meat, ad.) judlclal(ly). 
 
 ladlcleax, tsu, a. (-uement, ad.) judl- 
 clous(ly). 
 
 Jugre, m. judge || justice II - d'lnstruotlon, 
 examining magistrate || ~ de palx, Justice 
 of the Peace. 
 
 Increment, m. judgment, understanding, 
 sentence || ~ dernier, day of judgment ;| 
 lour da ~, Doomsday. 
 
 logrer, v. a. & n. to judge, to discern, to 
 distinguish, to try, to pass sentence || to con- 
 jecture, to think, to suppose, to imagine i| 
 ae ~, to judge ou think oneself Q to be 
 tried ou heard. 
 
 Jugruler, v. a. (fam.) to choke j| to Tex. 
 
 Jnlf, ve, n). & f. Jew || Jewess. 
 
 Inlf, ve, a. Jewish. 
 
 Juillet, m. July. 
 
 lain, m. June. [ward. 
 
 lalverle, f. Jewry B Jew's trick | Jews' 
 
 Jujube, f. jujube. 
 
 jajnbler, m. (bot.) jujube-tree, lotus-tree. 
 
 Julienne, f. vegetable soup. 
 
 Jumeau, elle, m. <t f. twin. 
 
 Jumeau, elle, a. twin. [cheek. 
 
 Jumelle, f. twin |] double opera-glass || 
 
 Jument, f. mare. 
 
 Jungle, m. jungle. 
 
 Junte, f. junta, council. 
 
 lope, f. petticoat || skirt. 
 
 Jupon, m. under-petticoat 
 
 Juratoire, a. juratory, sworn. 
 
 lore, e, m. juryman, juror. 
 
 Jur ement, m. oath, swearing. 
 
 Jurer, v. a. & n. to swear, to declare, to 
 curse, to blaspheme || to contrast (j to 
 clash, to jar. 
 
 jareur, m. swearer. 
 
 Jurldlctlon, f. jurisdiction. 
 
 Jnrldlque, m. juridical. 
 
 Jurldlque, a. (-ment, ad.) Juridicalfly). 
 
 Jnrlsconsulte, in. jurisconsult, lawyer. 
 
 Jurisprudence, f. jurisprudence. 
 
 Juriste, m. jurist 
 
 laron, m. favourite oath 3 curse. 
 
 Jury, m. jury, board. 
 
 Jus, m. juice |i gravy. 
 
 Jusant, m. reflux, ebb, ebb-tide. 
 
 Jusque, pr. until, till, to, as far ni jj 
 Jnsqn'lcl, hitherto || Jusqu'a present, 
 till now, hitherto U Jusqu'a qnand ? 
 how long? || Jusqu'ou ? how far 1 
 
 Jusqulame, f. henbane. 
 
 Juste, a. just equitable, Impartial, rl^ht, 
 accurate || -ment, au ~, ad. justly, ex- 
 actly, precisely || exactly right, to the 
 point y --xniliou, m. moderate party j 
 "the colden mean." 
 
 JuBtesse, f. justness, exactness, accuracy, 
 correctness. 
 
 Juatloe, f. justice, right I jurisdiction ',' 
 court of justice || law officers (pi. ) J Judi- 
 cial authorities (pi.) || rendre ~ a, to Jo 
 justice to. 
 
 laatlolable, a. amenable II devenlr 1 - 
 de, to come under the jurisdlctlgn of. 
 
 JuMtlciur, m. justiciary, judge. 
 
 InBtlflcatU, ve, a. juslUlcative j| docu<
 
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 Inatmer, T. a, to Justify, to vindicate, to 
 exculpate, to verify, to prove, to demon- 
 strate. 
 
 wte, m. Jute R Hi de ~, Jute yam. 
 utenx, ae, a. Juicy, 
 nvenii, e, a. juvenile, youthful, 
 uxtapoeer, v. a. to place side by side. 
 nxtapoBltlon, f. juxtaposition. 
 
 kakatoee, m. cockatoo. 
 
 kaleidoscope, m. kaleidoscope. 
 
 kangroroo, m. kangaroo. 
 
 kaolin, m. (niln.) kaolin, China-clay. 
 
 keepsake, m. keepsake. 
 
 kpi, m. military cap. 
 
 kermeaae, f. parish fair. 
 
 kilogramme, m. kilogramme, a thousand 
 grammes (somewhat more than 2 English 
 pounds' weight). [metres). 
 
 kUometra, m. kilometre (a thousand 
 
 kloaqne, m. kiosk || news-stall. 
 
 knont, m. knout. 
 
 kopeck, m. copeck (Russian coin). 
 
 krrlelle, f. long and tiresome enumera- 
 tion H legend. 
 
 kyste, m. (md.) vide cyste. 
 
 1' (before on only euphonic) = le. 
 
 la, m. (mui.) A || la. 
 
 1*, art. f. the. 
 
 1, pn. her, it || ~ ~, so so, pretty well." 
 
 14, ad. there ,'f par ~, by that || ea et ~, 
 
 par ol par ~, here and there || ~ bant, 
 
 there nbove j| de -, thence || dea ~, from 
 
 that time || Jnque-~, M> far. 
 labour, m. labour, work || toll, 
 labial, e, a. labial, 
 laboratolre, m. laboratory, 
 laborlenx, , a. (-eement, ad.) labori- 
 
 oiiB(ly) || assiduous, sedulous, Industrious 
 
 |[ hard-working, 
 ir, m. 
 ~, ' Pi. . 
 labonrable, a. arable. 
 
 d-worklnc. 
 
 labour, m. tillage, ploughing || terrea 
 da ~, f. pi. ploughed lands (pi.). 
 
 labonrag-e, m. tillage || husbandry, 
 labourer, v. a. & n. to till, to plough Q to 
 
 rip || to toll || to drudge l| to drnp. 
 labourenr, m. ploughman, husbandman, 
 labyrlnthe, m. labyrinth, maze. 
 Jac, m. lake, 
 laoer, v. a. to lace. 
 
 lac ere r, v. a. to lacerate. [snare* (pi.), 
 lacet, m. lace II springe || braid || -, pi. 
 I lac he, m. coward. 
 
 lache, a. (-meut, ad.) loose, slack || co- 
 
 wurdly || lazy, effeminate || villauuua g 
 
 itHfJgMMjr. 
 lauhor, v. M. A n. to slacken, to unbend, 
 
 to relax, to Irt loose, to loose, to abandon, 
 
 to turn on || to discharge || to give, to slip I 
 
 to let slip I) ~, to slacken || to get loose fl 
 
 to give utterance U to go oft. 
 
 llchot*, f. laxity, slackness || cowardice, 
 lacla, m. network. IcoTardllnesfi. 
 
 laconlqne, a. i-ment, ad.) laconic(ally) l| 
 
 brief(ly) || concisely). 
 laconiame, m. laconism. 
 laorymal. e, a. lachrymal. 
 lacs, m. pi. string, snare, noose !| knot 
 laoti, e, a. lacteal, lacteous, milky || Tola 
 
 -, f. milky way. [lion. 
 
 laonne, f. gap, deficiency, void, interrup- 
 laonstre, a. lacustrine. 
 ladlte, f. the said, the same, ditto. 
 ladre, ease, m. A t. leper || stingy fellow, 
 
 curmudgeon. 
 ladre, a. leprous H stingy fl anfeeUna; (1 
 
 nirasled. fhoufm. 
 
 ladrerla. f. leprosy R BtingineM || lazar- 
 lagrnne. f. lagoon. 
 
 . . . 
 
 lal, m. layman. 
 lat, e, a. lay. clerical. 
 
 laic he, f. scdce. 
 
 laid, e, a. ugly || nnughty || deformed. 
 
 lalderon, f. ugly girl. 
 
 laldenr, f. ugliness, deformity. 
 
 lal e, f. wild sow Ij lane through a forest 
 
 lalnagre, m. woollen goods (pL) || napping |) 
 teasing. [woollen. 
 
 lalne. f. wool !| ~ fe, worstwl || do ~, 
 
 lalner, v. a. to card (wool). 
 
 lalnerle, f. woollen goods (pL) [| wool* 
 ninrkeu . 
 
 lalnonr, ae, m. A t. teaseler. 
 
 lalnenae, f. gig (machine for carding). 
 
 lalnenx, Be, a. woolly, fleecy. 
 
 lalnler, m. wool-stapler g wool-worker. 
 
 lalQue, m. layman. 
 
 lalqne, a lay, laical. 
 
 lalBso, f. leash || string || slip. 
 
 lalaaer, v. a. to leave, to let, to forsakr>, 
 to abandon, to desert II to bequeath, to 
 suffer || to resign II to commit (I no ~, to 
 let ou suffer oneself || to be worth II e ~ 
 aller, to let oneself go l| to be careless of 
 one's personal appearance || to Indulge || to 
 be easily influenced |l --aller, m. case, 
 easiness, freeness, unconstraint || ~- 
 paaaer, m. pass, permit. 
 
 lalt, m. milk || (of eggs) white || ~ oonp<S, 
 milk mixed with wntcr I] ~ de pool*, epsr- 
 f lip |j petit ~, whey II trere de ~. m. foeter- 
 brotlicr |l oochon de ~, m. sucking-pig || 
 vache a ~, f. milch-cow || dent* da ~, 
 m. pi. the first teetli that children get (pi.). 
 
 laltAge, m. milk-food. 
 
 laltanoe, lalte, f. soft roe, milt 
 
 lalta, e, a. sofl-roed. 
 
 lalterle. f. dairy, milk-shop, milk-trade. 
 
 Inltron.m. (bot ) sow-thistle, hare's-lettuce. 
 
 laiteux, aa, a. milky. 
 
 laitlar, ID. dalryinaii || drons. 
 
 laltlere, f. milk-woman , milkmaid D 
 milch-cow. fbnus-wlre. 
 
 lalton, in. ]MIU-U, brass U til a ~, iu. 
 
 L*ltue. f. Ml) iPtlDW. 
 
 lalae, t. width (of outriuhictiu-ed BtaUii). 
 
 lamanvar, in. coasting pilot. 
 
 lombean, m. rag, tatter || Bhred Ij wrap. 
 
 lambin, m. sluggish person, loiterer j| slow-
 
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 lambia ~ latitndinaire 
 
 ambin, e, a. tedious, tardy || loitering. 
 amblner, v. n. to loiter || to linger 11 to 
 ambourda. f. joist. [lag. 
 
 .mbreqnln, m. scallop. 
 mbrlB, m. ceiling, wainscot. 
 
 lambrlssag-e, m. ceiling, wainscoting. 
 
 lambrleser, v. a. to wainscot || to panel. 
 
 lame, f. blade n sheet || plate || wire || sword |) 
 
 lam 6, e, a. laminated. [wave. 
 
 lamentable, a. (-ment, ad.) lamentable || 
 lamentably || monrnful(ly). 
 
 lamentation, f. lamentation, bewailing. 
 
 lamehter, T. a. to lament, to mourn, to 
 bewail. fine. 
 
 lamlnagre, m. laminating, flattening, roll- 
 
 lamlner, T. a. to flatten (metals). 
 
 lamlnerla, f. flatting-mill. 
 
 lamlnolr, m. laminating ou flatting- 
 machine, flattening-tnill. 
 
 lampadaire, m. lamp-bearer, sconce. 
 
 lampas, m. figured silk. 
 
 lamps, f. lamp. 
 
 Iamp6o, f. tumblerful (of drink). 
 
 tamper, v. n. to guzzle I] to quaff. 
 
 la.mpe.ron, m. socket of a lamp, wick- 
 bolder. 
 
 lampion, m. illumination-lamp. 
 
 lamplste, m. lamp-maker || lamp-lighter. 
 
 lamprole, f. lamprey. (portfire stick. 
 
 lanoe, f. lance, spear || lancet || ~ & fen, 
 
 lancer, r. a. to fling, to dart, to hurl, to 
 cast, to throw || to issue || to shoot forth || 
 to start || to push || to launch || ae ~, to 
 rush upon, to shoot || to venture || to 
 
 lanoetta, f. lancet. [chance it. 
 
 lander, m. lancer. 
 
 lanolnant, e, a. shooting || donleur -e, 
 f. shooting pains (pi.). 
 
 landau, m. landau. 
 
 lande, f. heath, moor. 
 
 langrare, m. language || style. 
 
 lannro, m. swaddling-clothes (pi.). 
 
 lanironrenx, so, a. (-sement, ad.) 
 languishing(ly) || pining. 
 
 lang-ouate, f. large lobster. 
 
 langme.f. tongue || speech, language, idiom || 
 ~ da terro, neck of land || oonp de ~, 
 backbiting, slander || Jeter sa ~ anx 
 ohlens, to give it up || prnndre ~, to 
 Ret intelligence. ](mas.) key. 
 
 l&nimette, f. tongue || index (of a balance) 
 
 lang-nenr, f. languor, faintness, feebleness 
 decline || dullness. 
 
 langraler, m. smoked plg's-tongue. 
 
 lang-ulr, v. n. to languish, to linger, to 
 pine away, to droop || to sigh for. 
 
 langrulssamment, ad. langulsbingly. 
 
 langrnlssant, e, a. languishing, lingering, 
 pining, languid, faint, feeble. 
 
 lanler, lu. lanner || shrike (bird). 
 
 laniere, t thong. 
 
 lansquenet, m. lansquenet. 
 
 lantern*, t. lantern || lantern-tower || sky- 
 Ugbtll flash-pipe || -a, pi. oonuense, trifles II 
 - aonrde, dark lantern || - mafflque, 
 magic- lantern. 
 
 iBtiterner, v. a. & n. 'to play the fool, to 
 talk nonsense, to trifle, to dilly-dally |) to 
 bamboozle. 
 
 lanternerle, f. idle storks (pi.), non- 
 sensical stuff, trifling. 
 
 lanternler, m. lantern-maker, lamp- 
 lighter || trifler. 
 
 lapar, v. a. to lap, to lick Tip. 
 
 laperean, m. young rabbit. 
 
 lapldalre, m. lapidary. 
 
 lapidalre, n. lapidary. 
 
 laplder, v. a. to stone to death H to pelt. 
 
 lapin, m. rabbit || coney || famous fellow. 
 
 laplne, f. doe rabbit. 
 
 lapis -lazuli, m. (min.) lapis-lazull. 
 
 laps, m. lapse. [petit ~, foot-boy. 
 
 laqnaia, m. lackey, foutman || flunkey || 
 
 laqne, f. lac, lake, gum-lac || - en f entiles, 
 shellac. 
 
 laqne, m. lacquer ([Japan [| lacquer-work n 
 lacquered piece of furniture If lacquered 
 ware. [lake-coloured. 
 
 laqnenx, e, a. of gum-lac, like lac || 
 
 laqnelle, pn. who, which, that. 
 
 laqner, v. a. to lacquer. 
 
 laroln, m. larceny, theft, pilfering, robbery. 
 
 lard, ro. bacon || plg's-fat. 
 
 larder, v. a. to lard, to bacon. 
 
 lardolre, f. larding-pln. 
 
 lardon, m. small slice of bacon, lardoon l| 
 
 lare, m. household god. |rub, jeer, Jest 
 
 larre, m. breadth, wideness || open sea i| 
 an ~, at large || (mar.) keep off! || an 
 long- et an ~, far and wide. 
 
 largre, a. (-ment, ad.) largpfly) || widf, 
 broad || liberal(ly) II cop!ous(lr)- 
 
 larg-osao, f. liberality. 
 
 largrenr, f. breadth, width || (rail.) gauge. 
 
 largrner, v. a. (mar.) to let loose, to loosen, 
 to let go, to let run. 
 
 Inrigrot, m. flute J| flageolet Q bolre & 
 tlro-~, (fam.) to booze. 
 
 larme, f. tear, drop |i ~ batavlqne, glasc- 
 drop || plenrer & chaadea -a, to weep 
 bitterly. (stone, 
 
 larmier, m. eaves, drip of a house, drip- 
 
 larmolement, m. watering of the eyes. 
 
 larmoyant, e, a. weeping, in 'tears H 
 pathetic. 
 
 larmoyer, T. a. to weep. 
 
 larron, nease, m. & f. thief, female thief. 
 
 larve, f. larva. 
 
 laryngrlto, f. (md.) laryngitis. 
 
 las, se, a. tired, weary. 
 
 lasclf, ve, a. (-voment, ad.) lasdvions 
 (ly) || lewd(ly). [libidinousness. 
 
 laHclvlt<S, f. lascivlousnesa, lewdness, 
 
 lassant, e, a. tiresome, wearisome. 
 
 lasser, v. a. to tire, to weary, to fatigue n 
 e ~, to grow tired. 
 
 latanler, m. (bot.) palm-tree of Mauritius. 
 
 latent, e, a. latent, hidden. 
 
 lateral, e, a. (-ement, ad.) laterally) U 
 xldewayn. |dog-Ltlii. 
 
 latin, m. the I.utl u language II ~ de onlslne, 
 
 latin, e, a. Latin || (mar.) laUwu. 
 
 latiniser, v. a. to latlnlae. 
 
 latinlsme, m. latlnlau. 
 
 Intimate, m. latlnlst. 
 
 lattnlte, f. latinlty. 
 
 latitude, f. latitude I) climate || freedom. 
 
 latitndinaire, m. UUtudiaarian.
 
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 latrine*, f. pL water-closet, privy. 
 
 latte, L lath, shingle. 
 
 latter, v. a. to lath. 
 
 lattls, m. lath-work. 
 
 lanrfiat, m. prizeman || laureate. 
 
 Iaur6at, a. laureate. 
 
 lanr^ole, m. spurge-laurel. 
 
 lanrler, m. (bot) laurel, bay-tree (Hg.) 
 
 glory || ~-roee, rose-laurel II --tin, 
 
 laurustine. 
 
 lavabo, m. waahhand -stand. 
 lavagre, nS. washing || slop. 
 lavande, t (bot) lavender. [wagtail (bird). 
 lavandlere, f. washerwoman II water- 
 lavasse, f. slop, washy mess. 
 lave, f. lava. 
 
 lave, e, a. washed || (of colours) light. 
 lavement, m. washing, wash h clyster. 
 laver, T. a. to wash, to clean II to absolve. 
 lavette, f. dish-cloth. fsalle, scullion. 
 lave or, se, m. <t f. washer || ~ do vals- 
 lavis, m. wash, colouring. 
 lavolr, m. wash-house, sink, scullery. 
 lav-are, f. hogwash, dish-water. 
 laxatit, m. (md.) laxative. 
 laxatlf, ve, a. (m<M.) laxative. 
 layer, v. a. to cut a path through a forest. 
 layetler, m. box-maker, pacldng-case 
 layette, f. baby-linen. (maker. 
 
 lazaret, m. lazaretto, pest-house. 
 laizl, m. buffoonery f| Jest. 
 le, art m. the. 
 le, m. breadth (of cloth). 
 leohe, f. collopL thin slice. 
 leohefrlte, f. dripping-pan. 
 leoher, v. a. to lick || to polish || to finish. 
 legon, f. lesson || lecture J| reading. 
 leotear, trie*, m. & I. lecturer, render. 
 lecture, f. reading || perusal II cabinet de 
 
 ~, reading-room |1 en ~, in hand, out. 
 ledit, m. the said II tbe same II ditto. 
 ledlt, a. the said || the same || ditto. 
 16?al, e, a. f-ement. ad.) legal(ly) || law- 
 
 ful(l ' " 
 
 ly) || (med.) forensic. 
 lier, v. a. to legalis 
 lt4, L legality. 
 
 leg-at, m. legate. 
 
 leg-atalre, m. & t. legatee. 
 
 legation, f. legation, legateshlp. 
 
 I6(fe, a. (mar.) light 
 
 iggrendaire, m. writer of legends. 
 
 16g-ende, f. legend. 
 
 16g-er, ere, a. light, not heavy, nimble II 
 
 active, slight, fickle II trifling || airy || 
 
 light-headed || de ~, lightly || a la legrere, 
 
 lightly, thinly II rashly, inconsiderately. 
 lefferement, ad. lightly, swiftly, nimbly || 
 
 inconsiderately. 
 !<5gr&ret6, f. levity, lightness, swiftness. 
 
 niiubleufsc || slight fault || thoughtlessness [| 
 
 act of levity. 
 16g-lonnalre, m. legionary soldier || Knight 
 
 of the Legion of Honour. (leglslatress. 
 leglalatenr, trloe, in. i f. legislator || 
 l6ffiHlateur, trluu, a. ItKlalatlng. 
 legrlslatlf, ve, a. leelaluUve. 
 legislation, f. legislation, law-giving. 
 16grlate, m. lawyer. 
 legitimation, f. legitimation |] recognition, 
 
 legritlme, a. (-ment, ad,) legitimately) A 
 lawful(ly) || righlful(ly). (to justify. 
 
 16 g:l timer, v. a. to legitimatel! to recognised 
 
 legritlmlste, m. legitimist. 
 
 16g:ltlmit6, f. legitimacy, lawfulness, right- 
 
 leg-s, m. legacy. [fulness. 
 
 I6grue r, v. a. to leave, to bequeath, to devise, 
 
 16 grume, m. vegetable, greens (pi.). 
 
 16grumler, m. vegetable-dish. 
 
 16grumlneax, se, a. leguminous. 
 
 Kgrntalste, m. & f. vegetarian. 
 
 lendemaln, m. next day, morrow. 
 
 lendore, m. humdrum. 
 
 Knltlf, ve, a. lenitive, emollient. 
 
 lent, e, a. (-ement, ad.) slowity) || tardy. 
 
 lente, f. nit. 
 
 lentear, f. slowness, tardiness. 
 
 lentlculalre, a. lenticular. ffrecklec. 
 
 lentille, f. lentil || lens || ball, bob || -B, pL 
 
 lentilleax, se, a. freckled. 
 
 lentlaqne, m. (bot.) lentfsk, maatto. 
 
 16onln, e, a. leonine. 
 
 14opard, m. leopard. 
 
 l&pre, f. leprosy. 
 
 16prenz t , m. A f. leper. 
 
 16preux, BO, a. leprous. 
 
 Idprosexie, f. hospital for the leprous. 
 
 lequel. pn. which, who, that, whom. 
 
 les, art. pi. dt le, la. 
 
 Ieae-majest6, f. high treason. 
 
 User, v. a. to wrong, to injure. 
 
 Maine, f. stinginess. Jdealinff. 
 
 lealner, v. a. to be stingy, to chaffer In 
 
 16alnerle, f. stinginess || mean action. 
 
 16slne.ua:, Be, a. stingy. 
 
 lesion, f. wrong, damage, hart. 
 
 lease, t. hat-band. 
 
 lobslve, f. lye, lye-washing. 
 
 leaslver, v. a. to wash in lye. 
 
 lest, m. (mar.) ballast. 
 
 lestagre, m. (mar.) ballasting. 
 
 leute, a. nimble, brisk || free j| -ment, ad. 
 smartly, nimbly, cleverly || freely. 
 
 lester, y. a. (mar.) to ballast. 
 
 leatenr, m. ballast-lighter. 
 
 16tharBrle, f. lethargy. 
 
 l^thargrlqne, a. lethargic. 
 
 lettre, f. letter, hand-writing |[ type, print jl 
 -u patentee, f. pi. patent, letters patent 
 (pi. ) l| a la ~, Uterally || ~ a ohe val, sharp 
 letter || ~ de crdanoe, credentials (pi.) 1| 
 ~ de ohangre, bill of exchange |l - de 
 cachet, arbitrary warrant, lettre-de-cacbet 
 || ~ reoommandde, registered letter || ~ 
 de voitnre, way-bill || nomme de s, 
 literary man || belles -B, polite literatnro. 
 
 Iettr6, e, a. lettered, literate || learned, 
 
 lettrlne, f. reference | heading, [literary. 
 
 lenr, pn. m. & f. pi. their, to them || le ~, 
 la ~, les -a, theirs. 
 
 leurre, m. lure, enticement. 
 
 learrer, v. a. to lure, to decoy. 
 
 levaln, m. leaven, yeast, ferment. 
 
 levant, m. East || Levant. 
 
 levant, e, a. rising. 
 
 lev*, e. a. raised, lifted up, erect 
 
 leve, f. crop, gathering (of fruits), harvest II 
 bank, causeway || rising, breaking up || 
 levy [I removal ]| tilck (at cards).
 
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 lever, m. levee rising |] avn ~ da eolell, 
 at sunrise. 
 
 lover. T. a. & n. to lift, to lift up, to heave, 
 to raise up, to rather || to take off, to take 
 away || to levy [] to grow up |) >e ~, to get 
 tip, to rise j| to begin to blow. 
 
 leTler, m. lever || crowbar. 
 
 Kvltlqne, a. Levitical. 
 
 levraut, m. leveret. 
 
 levre, f. lip || ~ Inf 4rlnure, under lip ]| 
 - snpfirleure, upper lip. 
 
 levrette, f. greyhound-bitch || lap-dog. 
 
 16vrler, m. greyhound. 
 
 levnre, f. yeast, barm. 
 
 lexiooffraphe, m. lexicographer. 
 
 lexique, in. lexicon. 
 
 16>ard, m. lizard. 
 
 16ardB, f. crevice, crack. 
 
 He 16zarder, to crack, to split 
 
 llais, m. hard freestone. 
 
 liaison, f. binding, Joining, union, con- 
 nexion, correspondence, relation, affinity || 
 entanglement. 
 
 llane, m. (hot.) tropical creeper. 
 
 llant, m. affability || sociability. 
 
 llant, e, a. courteous, complaisant, gentle, 
 
 Hard. m. farthing. Imlld. 
 
 Harder, v. n. to be sordidly stingy || to 
 haggle. 
 
 llaase, f. file || bundle of papers. 
 
 libation, f. libation. 
 
 llbelle, m. libel, lampoon. 
 
 Ubelllste, m. libeller. 
 
 llbellnle, f. dragon-fly. 
 
 liberal, e, a. (-ement, ad.) liberal(ly). 
 
 llberaUsme, m. liberalism || liberals. 
 
 Ilberolit6, f. liberality, generosity. 
 
 llbAratenr, trios, m. A f. liberator, de- 
 liverer, [exemption. 
 
 liberation, f. deliverance, discharge II 
 
 llbrer, v. a. to free, to rid, to exempt jj 
 BO ~, to pay one's debts, to clear one's 
 engagements. 
 
 llbertaire, m. partisan of the anarchist''. 
 
 liberty, f. liberty, freedom || ~ d'esprlt, 
 freedom of the mind || leisure. [truant. 
 
 llbertin, a. libertine, licentious || Idle, 
 
 llbertinag-e, m. libertinism, debauchery. 
 
 llbertlnnr, v. n. to lead a dissolute life. 
 
 llbralre, m. bookseller || ~-6dlteur, 
 publisher. 
 
 llbralrle, f. book-trade || bookseller's shop. 
 
 llbre, a. (-ment. ad.) frcc(ly) || at liberty || 
 unrestrained || licentious || unbecoming, 
 indiscreet, bold || unstamped || open || ~- 
 6changre, m. free-trade ||~-6onang-lste, 
 m. free-trader. 
 
 lloe, f. list |] warp || tilt-yard. 
 
 licence, f. licence || licentiousness || degree 
 of licentiate. (Master-of-Arta. 
 
 Uuonci6, m. licentiate || -es-lettres, 
 
 llounolement, ui. dldbuudlzig of BOldien. 
 
 lloeaoler, v. a. to dlsbuud soldiers. 
 
 liobuoleux, Be, a. (-nement, ttd.) liueu- 
 tiotut(ly). 
 
 llotte, a. (-meat, ad.) lawful(ly). 
 
 lioorne, f. unicorn. 
 
 Uoon, m. halter, cord. 
 
 llotenr, m. lictor. 
 
 Ue, f. lees (pi.), dregs (pl.>, ground* (pi.) [) 
 
 U6, e, a. tied, united || intimate. [refuse. 
 
 )iog-e, m. cork, cork-tree || bouohon de -, 
 m. cork. [chains (pi.). 
 
 lien, m. band, tie, bond, rope I] -s, pi. 
 
 liar, v. a. to tie, to bind, to fasten, to 
 unite || ae ~, to bind oneself, to enter 
 into a league with, to grow thick, to 
 thicken. [ground-ivy, 
 
 lierre, m. (hot) ivy || ~-terrestre 
 
 Hesse, f. joy, mirth. 
 
 lien, m. place, room || cause, reason II -x, 
 pi. premises (pi.) |l (~ d'aisanoe) water- 
 closet j| au - de, instead of, in place of. 
 
 llene, t. league. 
 
 llenr, m. binder. 
 
 llentenanoe, f. lieutenancy. 
 
 lieutenant, m. lieutenant 
 
 llevre, m. bare || beo de ~, bare-lip. 
 
 ligament, m. (an.) ligament, sinew. 
 
 Hire, in-, liege, vassal. 
 
 llgre, a. liege, vassal. 
 
 Ugnare, m. lineage. 
 
 Ugrne. f. line || path || way || rank || flahlng- 
 line II a la ~, in a new line. 
 
 lig-nenx, se, a. ligneous, woody. 
 
 llgrue, f. league. [to league. 
 
 lig-uer, v. a. to unite in a league || ae ~, 
 
 llg-ueur, m. leaguer. 
 
 Hi as, m. (bot.) lilac. 
 
 11 mac o, (. slug, sing-snail. 
 
 llmaoon, m. snail || esoaUer en ~, m. 
 spiral staircase. 
 
 HmaUle, f. filings (pi.), file-dust 
 
 llmande, f. mud-fish, dab |J (mar.) parcel- 
 
 llmbe, m. limb || -s, pi. limbo. [ling. 
 
 lime, f. file. 
 
 Hmor, v. a. to file, to polish. 
 
 limier, m. limehound ]| spy. 
 
 limlte, f. limit, boundary, extremity. 
 
 llmlter, v. a. to limit || to restrain. 
 
 limitrophe, a. bordering upon || neigh- 
 bouring, [shaft (of a cart). 
 
 llmon, m. lemon, citron || mud, slime j| 
 
 Umonade, f. lemonade. 
 
 llmonadler, m., ere, f. lemonade maker 
 ou seller || maid at a coffee-house || coffee- 
 house keeper. 
 
 llmononjt, ae, a. slimy. [horse. 
 
 Hmonler, in. (bot.) lime-tree || shaft- 
 
 llmoniero, f. shaft of a coach. 
 
 llmonsin, m. rough-waller. 
 
 limousine, f. waggoner's cloak. 
 
 llmouslnagre, m. rough-walling. 
 
 llmplde, a. limpid, clear. 
 
 Ilmpldlt6, f. limpldness, clearness. 
 
 llmnre, f. filing ([filings (pi.). [seed. 
 
 11 n, m. (bot.) flax || grain e de ~, f. Un- 
 
 llnceal, m. winding-gheel, Bhroud. 
 
 Iln6alre, a. liiieHr. 
 
 llngre, ui. lliiuu || clotb. 
 
 Uugar. in., ere, t. liueudraper || hosier K 
 uwillewumitu || wardrobe-keeper || oeam- 
 
 llnrerle, f. llnendrapery, lluen-tiude j) 
 llngrot, m. ingot, wedge, 
 llngrotl&re, f. ingot-mould. 
 llng-uiHte, m. linguist. 
 
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 llnler, lara, a. of flax, flaxni. 
 
 Unlere, f. flax-plantation, flax-field. 
 
 llnon, m. lawn. fbrained person. 
 
 linot, m. cock-linnet ft t8te da ~, f. hare- 
 
 llaotte, f. hen-linnet. 
 
 llntean, m. lintel. 
 
 lion, ne, m. At lion || lioness dandy, 
 
 beau || woman of fashion, 
 lioncean, m. lion's whelp. 
 Hppe, f. blobber-lip. 
 llppn, a, a. thick-lipped. 
 liqnAfler. v. a. to liquefy, 
 liqueur, f. liquor || liquid l| spirit fl cordial (1 
 
 luscionsness, sweetness |( oe Tin a trop 
 
 da ~, that wine Is too sweet. 
 liquidation, f. liquidation || settlement f| 
 Hqulde, m. liquid || spirit [selling off. 
 liquid*, a. liquid || clear. 
 Hqulder, v. a. to liquidate || to sell off. 
 llquoreiuc, se, a. luscious, sweet, 
 liquorlste, m. dealer In spirituous liquors. 
 lira, v. a. ir. to read, to peruse. 
 Its, m. (hot.) lily |l border (of sail-cloth). 
 llaerMre, m. purfllng. 
 Ila6r6, m. embroidering, border, 
 llae'rer, T. a. to embroider, to border, 
 llaeron, m. (bot) bind-weed. 
 llaeur, , m. A f. reader. (legibly. 
 
 llnae, a. sleek, smooth, glossy. 
 
 rimer, T. a. to polish, to smoothe, to gloss. 
 
 llBBoir, m. polisher. 
 
 list*, f. list, roll || panel. 
 
 lit. m. bed |) bedstead jl berth fl layer || 
 channel || marriage || direction || ~ da 
 donleur, sick-bed || ~ da parade, state- 
 bed II ~ da rapoa, couch 0- & roulettes, 
 truckle-bed || ~ brloe, ~ da camp, field- 
 bed II ~ an forma d'armolre, press- 
 bed B ~ da bourro, flock-bed || ~ da 
 Bangle, folding-bed || ~ a. qnenoulllea, 
 ~ & oolonnea, four-post bed || - da 
 Tallla, pallet-bed. 
 
 lltanie, f. endless story || a, pi. litany. 
 
 lltean, m. blue stripe (on napkins). 
 
 lltee, f. lair, haunt. 
 
 merle, f. bedding. 
 
 llthorraphe, m. lithographer. 
 
 llthogrraphie, f. lithography || lithograph || 
 lithographic printing-office. 
 
 llthogrrnpbler, r. a. to lithograph. 
 
 lithorraphlque, a. lithographic. 
 
 litlare, f. litter, straw. 
 
 11 tire, m. (jur.) litigation, suit at law [] issue. 
 
 Utlg-leax, ae, a. litigious. 
 
 Utorne, f. field-fare (bird). [English). 
 
 litre, m. litre (somewhat won than I 1 /, pint 
 
 lltteralro. a. lit. i.uy. 
 
 Utter*!, a, .. (-emnt, ad.) 
 
 iltterfttttur, 111. llu-miy IIIILU. 
 
 lltteratnre, f. llurature. 
 
 littoral, in. coast, littoral. 
 
 littoral, a. a. llttoraL 
 
 iunrr), f. liturgy. 
 
 Vtnr. t cart-tope, rope. 
 
 UTida, a. livid, black and bio*. 
 
 llvldltl, f. liyidness. [piece fl number. 
 
 llvraiuon. 1 delivery (of goods) (I part || 
 
 llvra, m. book j| fraud ~, (com.) ledger || 
 ~ oiasBlque, Bchocl-book || standard- 
 book || ~, f. pound || franc. 
 
 livree, f. livery, livery servants (pL) | 
 marks (pL) || colours (pi.). 
 
 llvrer, v. a. to deliver, to give up || to 
 abandon || to betray || to devote. 
 
 llvreaqna, a. relating to books. 
 
 llvret, m. small book || depositor's book || 
 book of the play || multiplication-table, 
 certificate. fcusp. 
 
 loba, m. (an.) lobe || ear-lap (arch.) foil || 
 
 local, m. locality || premises (pi.). 
 
 local, a, a. local. 
 
 locality, f. locality, place. 
 
 looatalre, m. tenant, lodger || lessee. 
 
 location, f. letting outjl hiring II renting. 
 
 loon, m. (mar.) log II table de ~, f. log-book. 
 
 loche, f. loach, groundling (fish). 
 
 locher, v. n. to oe loose. 
 
 loonies, f. pi. (phys.) lochia (pi.), lochiaj 
 clean sings (pi.). 
 
 locomobile, f. portable steam-engine. 
 
 looomoteur, trloa, a, (an.) of locomo- 
 tion. 
 
 locomotlf, ve, a. locomotive. 
 
 locomotion, f. locomotion. 
 
 locomotive, f. locomotive engine. 
 
 locution, f. locution, form of speech, 
 manner of speaking. 
 
 lot, m. (mar.) loof, weather-side of a ship. 
 
 loter, v. n. (mar.) to luff. 
 
 log-arltnme, m. logarithm. [metic. 
 
 log-arltnmlque, a. logarithmic, logarith- 
 
 log-e, f. lodge, box, cabin, cell, hut, booth || 
 kennel II den || ouvrenso da a, f. box- 
 keeper || premieres a, pi. first row of 
 boxes. [convenient. 
 
 logreable, a. fit to lodge in, inhabitable, 
 
 logrement, m. lodging, apartment || ac- 
 commodation || quarters (pi.). 
 
 logrer, v. a. it n. to lodge, to harbour, to 
 house || to reside, to live || se ~, to take a 
 lodging. 
 
 log-eur, ae, m. & t. lodging-house keeper. 
 
 logician, m. logician. 
 
 logrlqne, f. logic. 
 
 lofflqne. a. (-ment, ad.) loglcal(ly) 
 
 logrla, m. home, dwelling, lodging, noose || 
 an ~, at home. 
 
 logrogrlphe, m. logogrlph (riddle). 
 
 lol, I. law, rule, precept, command H ~ 
 ecrlte, statute-law || nomme da ~, m. 
 
 lawyer || falre la ~, to give laws, to pre- 
 scribe l| falra ~, to make law, ' 
 loin, aa. A pr. far, far off, at a distance |1 
 
 to be a rule. 
 
 ~ da, > qua, far from || blan ~, an ~, 
 very far || da ~, at a dUUtn< || da - A ~, 
 da ~ an ~, (ruui dlounu- iu ulnUuioe, al 
 a great UUtaiiuu. 
 
 lolutla, uiv Utckgruuud, Ulxt&uoe. 
 
 lolataln, a, a. far, remote, dlalauU 
 
 loir, m. dormouse. 
 
 lolsir, m. leisure, spare-time. 
 
 lombalra, a> (an.) lumbar, lumbai. 
 
 lombea, m. pi. loins (pi.). 
 
 londraa, nu regalia (agtir),
 
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 long lupansr 
 
 long, m. length, long || an ~. tout au ~, 
 diffusely, In all Its details || tout dn ~, 
 all along, all through || de aon ~, tout 
 de eon ~, all his length |[ au ~ et an 
 large, by length and breadth. 
 
 long, ne, a. long, larpo || tedious, long- 
 winded II ft la -ne, In time || de -ne 
 main, long since. 
 
 longanimite, f. forbearance. 
 
 longe, f. thong || loin. 
 
 longer, v. a. to go along || to nm along. 
 
 longevlte, f. longevity. 
 
 longitude, f. longitude. fdlnalfly). 
 
 longitudinal, e, a. (-ement, ad.) longttu- 
 
 longtempa, ad. a lone time, a great while || 
 depnia ~, long ago ([for a long time now. 
 
 long-no, f. (gr.) long syllable. [while, 
 
 longuemen t, ad. long, a long time, a great 
 
 long-net, te. a. pretty long. 
 
 longueur, f. length || delay, lingering n 
 prolixity. 
 
 longne-T-ue, f. telescope (j^py-glass. 
 
 looo. looeh, m. lock. 
 
 lopln, m. bit. morsel. 
 
 loqnaoe, a. loquacious, talkative. 
 
 loquaolte, f. loquacity, talkativeness. 
 
 toque, f. rag, tatter. 
 
 loquet, m. latch || hasp. 
 
 loqneteau. m. small latch. 
 
 loqnette. f. small bit, little piece. 
 
 lorette, f. lady of easy virtue. 
 
 lorguer, v. a. to ogle, to leer, to view with 
 side-glances, to quiz. 
 
 lorgnerie, f. ogling. 
 
 lorgnette, f. spy-glass, opera-glass. 
 
 lorgneur, ae, m. & f. ogler. 
 
 lorgnon, m. quizzing-glass. 
 
 lorlot, m. gold-hammer (bird). 
 
 lora, ad. at the time || dea ~, from that 
 time || pour ~, then, at that time || in that 
 case. 
 
 lorsque, c. when, at the time when. 
 
 loaange, f. lozenge. 
 
 lot, m. lot, portion, share, chance || prize. 
 
 loterle, f. lottery II raffle. 
 
 loti, a, a. portioned out || blen ~, favoured, 
 lucky || in a fine plight 
 
 lotler, m. lotus. 
 
 lotlr, v. a. to divide Into lots. 
 
 lotte, f. eel-pout (fish). 
 
 lotus, lotoa, m. (hot.) lote-tree. 
 
 lonable, a. praiseworthy. 
 
 louage, m. letting out || hiring II a ~, on 
 hire || che val de ~, m. hack -horse. 
 
 louange, f. praise, commendation. 
 
 louanger, v. a. to praise, to land. 
 
 lonangeur,-ae, m. & t. praiaer. 
 
 lonangenr, se, a. laudatory. 
 
 louche, in. ambiguity || suspicious appear- 
 ance || aoinethlug suspicious II ~, f. aonp- 
 ladle. [biguoua |) suspicious. 
 
 louche, a. squinting, Bqulnt-eyed || am- 
 
 lonoher, T. n. to squint 
 
 loner, r. a. to praise, to commend || to 
 hire, to let, to rent jl ae ~, to hire oneself 
 out, to praise oneself. 
 
 loueur, m. praiser, flatterer || lettor. hirer. 
 
 louffre, m. (mar.) lugger. [worth. 
 
 Ionia, m. old French coin of 20 francs' 
 
 loup, m. wolf I) black velvet mask ]| - de 
 mer, tar || entre ohlen et ~, by twi- 
 light || cervler, m. lynx || ~-garou, 
 m. bugbear || surly dog. [glass. 
 
 loupe, f. wen || knob of a tree || magniiying- 
 
 lonrd, e, a. heavy, weighty, burdensome, 
 dull, stupid || -ement, ad. heavily, 
 clumsily, awkwardly. 
 
 lourdaud, m. logger-bead. 
 
 lourdenr, f. heaviness II dullness. 
 
 lonaseau, a. (mar.) well. 
 
 loustlo, m. wag. 
 
 loutre, f. otter. 
 
 lonve, f. she-wolf || sling. 
 
 louvet, a. fox-coloured. 
 
 lonvetean, m. wolfs cub. 
 
 lonveter, v. n. to whelp (of wolves). 
 
 louveterie, f. wolf-hunting. 
 
 lonvetler, m. wolf-hunter. 
 
 louvoyer, v. n. (mar.) to tack II to proceed 
 cautiously. fful(ly). 
 
 loyal, e. a. (-ement, ad.) loyalfly) II faith. 
 
 loyante, f. loyalty, fairness, fidelity. 
 
 loyer, m. rent (of a bouse) || wages (pi.). 
 
 lubie. f. whim, fancy. 
 
 Iubrlcit6, f. lewdness. 
 
 lubrlqne, a. lewd. 
 
 lucarne, f. skylight dormer-window. 
 
 lucide, a. lucid, clear. 
 
 lucldlte, t lucidity. 
 
 lucifuge, a. shunning the light 
 
 Inciole, f. glow-worm II glow-worm light 
 
 lucratit, ve, a. lucrative. 
 
 lucre, m. lucre. 
 
 luette, f. (an.) uvula. 
 
 incur, f. gleam, glimmer, glimpse, glare, 
 light 
 
 Inlre, v. n. Ir. to glitter, to glimmer, to 
 shine, to dawn. 
 
 lulaant, m. gloss (of a stuff) |j polish. 
 
 lulsant, e, a. glittering, glimmering, bright, 
 shining. 
 
 Inmlere, f. light || candle || flame, fire I 
 (fig.) hint || Judgment || sense || luminary || 
 touch-hole || sight || knowledge. 
 
 lumlgnon, m. snuff (of candles, etc.). 
 
 luminaire, m. luminary, light 
 
 luminous, se, a. luminous. 
 
 lunaire, a. lunar. 
 
 lunaiaon, f. lunation. 
 
 lunatlqne. a. moon-struck, whimsical. 
 
 lundl, m. Monday || Calre le ~, to keep 
 Saint Monday. 
 
 lune, f. moon || whim J| clair Ae ~, m. 
 moonshine || ~ de miel, honey-moon |i 
 ~ ronaae, April moon || Zaire nn . 
 tron a la ~, to shoot the moon, to do- 
 camp. 
 
 lunette, f. glass || seat of a water-closet | 
 (mil.) half-moon buttery || merry-thought 
 (bone) || ~ d'approohe, telescope || - * 
 xaoettea, multiplying glass || -, pi. 
 spectacles (pi.). 
 
 lunettier, m. spectacle-maker. 
 
 lupanar, m. house of ill fame.
 
 lupin m&igro 
 
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 Inptn, m. fhot ) lupine. 
 
 laron, m. Jolly fellow || buck, brick deter- 
 mined dog. 
 luronne, f. buxom woman || forward on 
 
 laatrafre, m. glossiness, [fast girl. 
 
 lastrai, e, a. lustra], holy. 
 
 lustre, m. lustre, gloss, brilliancy l| sconce |{ 
 
 Icitr*. , a. glossy. (gaselier. 
 
 laatrer, T. . to gloss [| to glaze, 
 
 lustrine, f. lastrTng (silk-stuff). 
 
 Jut, f. (chJm.) lute. 
 
 Inter, r. a. (chim.) to lute, 
 
 lath, m. (mns.) late, 
 
 luthlranleme, m. Lutheranlsm. 
 
 Intherlen, na, a. Lutheran. 
 
 luthier, m. musical Inxtrument-maker. 
 
 latin, m. hobjroblln || wild child. 
 
 latin, , a. waggish. 
 
 lotlner, T. a. to plague, to tease. 
 
 Intrtn, m. lectern || choristers (pi.). 
 
 latte, f. wrestle || struggle, contest. 
 
 latter, T. n. to wrestle II to struggle || to 
 
 lattenr, m. wrestler. [have a match. 
 
 taxation, f. dislocation. 
 
 lue, m. luxury |l display || objeta de ~, 
 m. pi. fancy goods. 
 
 loxer, T. a. (chir.) to luxate, to disjoint || 
 to dislocate || se ~, to get out of Joint 
 
 Inxunnjc, ae, a. hilarious. 
 
 lazare, f. lewdness. 
 
 luxuriant, e, a. luxuriant, exuberant. 
 
 luxnrleux, , a. lustful, lewd. 
 
 lucerne, f. (hot.) lucern-erass. 
 
 lucernlere, f. lucern-fleld. 
 
 lyoee, m. lyceum || (French) college. 
 
 lyceen, m. collegian. 
 
 lymphatiqne, a. lymphatic. 
 
 lymphe, f. lymph. [house. 
 
 lyrlque, a. lyrical [| theatre ~, m. opera- 
 
 lyrlame, m. poetic enthusiasm || dignified 
 and poetic style. 
 
 ma, pn. f. my. 
 
 macabre, a.; 'lanse ~, f. dance of death. 
 
 macadaml>as-e, m. macadamising. 
 
 macadamiaer, T. a. to macadamise. 
 
 macaque, m. baboon. 
 
 macaron, m. macaroon. 
 
 macaronlqne, a. (podt) macaronic, af- 
 fected. 
 
 macedolne, f. medley of fruit ou regetables. 
 
 macerer, T. a. to macerate. 
 
 m&ohe, f. corn-salad || mash. 
 
 mfcchofer, m. clinker, Iron-dross. 
 
 mftchellere, a. of the jaw || dent* -, 
 f. pL grinders, cbeek-Uth (pL). 
 
 uauher. T. a. to chew, to masllcate, to 
 inlnce II to champ. (niao. 
 
 lu&ohear, m. chewer l| muorher, trencher- 
 
 laaohloonlla, m. (mil.) machicolation. 
 
 maohlnale, a. (-ment, ad.) mechanical 
 (ly ) |l InsUnctl ve(Iy). 
 
 raaehtnatnur, m. plotter. 
 
 machination, f. machination, contrlTance. 
 
 machine, f. machine, engine || machinery || 
 
 ~ & vapear, steam-engine. [plot. 
 
 maohlner, T. a, to macninate, to plan, to 
 machinists, m. machinist, engineer || en- 
 
 gine-man || carpenter. 
 
 m&choiro, f. jaw, Jaw-bone || block-head. 
 m&ohonner, v. a. to mumble. 
 mftctare/r, v. a. to black, to blacken. 
 macia, m. mace. 
 
 roaoon, m. mason, bricklayer. fsonry. 
 mavonnagre, m. bricklayer's work, ma- 
 mnQonner, T. a, to wail up [| to bungle. 
 magonnerle, f. masonry || stone-work. 
 ma-oonniqae, a. masonic. 
 maorease, f. sea-duck. 
 maonlatare, f. waste, waste-paper j| wrer- 
 manle. L stain, spot. |per. 
 
 maooler, T. a. to spot, to stain. 
 madame, f. madam, mistress, ray lady. 
 madapolam, m. calico from Hadapolarn. 
 mademoiselle, f. miss. 
 Uadere, m. Madeira-wine. 
 Madone, f. Madonna || image of the Virgin, 
 madras, m. madras || madras handkerchief. 
 madrl, e, a. spotted, speckled || sharp, 
 
 cunning. 
 
 madrepore, m. madrepore. 
 madrler, m. joist. 
 madrlral, m. (mus.) madrigal. 
 madrure, f. speckle, rein (in wood). 
 mafle, mafia, e, n. chub-cheeked. 
 magrasln, m. magazine, storehouse, ware- 
 
 house l| wicker-basket ou boot of a stage- 
 
 coach || grargon de ~, m. warehouseman. 
 mafraslnagro, m. warehousing || ware- 
 
 house-rent. fboo^ 
 
 magraslnier, m. warehouse-keeper || stock - 
 magre, m. magian || -s. pi. magi (wise men) 
 mag-lclon, ne, m. & f. magician. l(pl.)- 
 mag-le, f. magic || ~ noire, black art. 
 mag-lque, a. magical. fant. 
 
 magrlster, m. country schoolmaster || ped- 
 magrlatral, e, a. (-ement, ad.) magiste- 
 
 rial(ly). 
 
 magristrat, m. magistrate || town-council. 
 magrlstratare, I. magistracy. 
 magrnanerle, mag-nanlrtre, f. silkworm 
 
 nursery. [grower. 
 
 mag-nanler, m. silkworm breeder, silk- 
 magrnanlme, a. (-ment, ad.) magnanlm- 
 
 ous(ly). 
 
 magrnanlmltfi, a. magnanimity. 
 maffnesle, f. (chlm.) magnesia. 
 maernetlqne, a. magnetic. 
 mag-netliier, v. a, to magnetise. 
 marnetlsear, m. magnet iwr. 
 magrnetlame, m. magnetism. 
 magrnltloenoe, f. magnificence, grandeur. 
 magrnlflqae, a. (-ment, ad.) magnificent 
 
 moifnullur, ID. (ttuL) magnolia. 
 
 uiaif ot, m. hoard of ujuciey, hidden treasure || 
 
 Utbuun, inuiikey. 
 Maliometan, m. Mahometan. 
 Mahometlame, m. Malioiuntanlsm. 
 mal, m. May || May-pole. 
 maigrre, m. lean || Tegetable food. 
 malg-re, a. (-ment, ad.) meagre(ly ) g lean | 
 
 poor(ly) n made without meat
 
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 naigrelet maline 
 
 tnatgrelet, te, a. thlnnlsh. 
 
 male-ret, te, a. thin. 
 
 malgrreur, f. meagreness, leanness. 
 
 malgrrlr, v. n. to grow lean |] to fall away. 
 
 mail, ra. mall. 
 
 allle, f. etitch || mesh || link || farthing. 
 
 maUlechort, ra. German silyer. 
 
 maillot, m. mallet, mall. 
 
 mallloche, f. beetle. 
 
 maillot, m. swaddling-band, swaddling- 
 clothes (pi.) !] tights (pi:) II fleshings (pi.). 
 
 main, f. hand II nandle |( clasper |j source II 
 execution II lead (at cards) || trick (at cards) || 
 quire (of paper) || handwriting || power, 
 authority [j a deux a, with both hands (| 
 do ~ en ~, from hand to hand || sons ~, 
 clandestinely |j a la ~, in hand, at hnnd || 
 ~- obande, f. hot cockles || d'csnvre, f. 
 workmanship || manual labour || ~- forte, 
 f. assistance (I ~-lev*e, f. (jur-) replevy || 
 withdrawal. 
 
 raalnmorte, t (]ur.) mortmain. 
 
 malnt, e, a. several, many. ftimo. 
 
 malntenant, ad. now, at present, at this 
 
 matntenlr, r. a. ir. to maintain, to sus- 
 tain, to support, to countenance, to pro- 
 tect || to affirm II ae ~, to support oneself || 
 to defend oneself || to hold out. 
 
 malntlea, m. maintenance, support, de- 
 fence, protection || deportment, carriage, 
 
 malre, m. mayor. [countenance. 
 
 malreaae. f. mayoress. 
 
 malrle, I. mayoralty, mayor's house, 
 Mansion-House || police-office. 
 
 mala, c. but, why | j ~ enfln, in a word. 
 
 mats, m. (hot.) maize, Indian corn. 
 
 malBon, f. house, home, habitation || 
 family || ~ de campag-ne , country- 
 house, manor |J ~ commune, town-hall || 
 " rustlque, farm || ~ de correction, 
 ~ de force, house of correction || ~ de 
 Jen, gambling-house I! ~ meub!6e, pri- 
 vate hotel || ~ publiqne, house of ill 
 fame I] ~ de sant6, private hospital || ~ 
 de vllle, Guildhall Town-hall || petltea 
 -a, pi. mad-house || falre ~ neuve, to 
 change all one's servants. 
 
 maisonnette, f. small house. 
 
 maltre, m. master, owner, ruler, Instruc- 
 tor, director, teacher || ~ de chapelle, 
 bandmaster-l! ~ d'esorlme. ~ d'armea, 
 fencing-master J| -ea-arta, master-of- 
 arts || ~ de danae, dancing-master || 
 ~ d'etnde, usher || ~ de mnalqne, 
 music-master II ~ d'eqnltatlon, riding- 
 master || ~ de lang-uea, teacher of 
 lancuapea || ~ d 'hotel, steward. 
 
 maltreaae, f. mihtrtss || landlady || gov- 
 erness || chief, head || ~ feaune, superior 
 woman. 
 
 maltrlaer, v. a. to domineer, to govern, 
 to overcome, to oubJue, to ouulrol. 
 
 majeate, f. nmjeoiy. |mitje3tic(ally). 
 
 ffittjeatuetut, ae, a. (-aement, ad.) 
 
 luajeur, e, a. major, of age || greater, 
 superior || force e, absolute necessity || 
 ton ~, m. (mus. ) major key. 
 
 majordome, m. major-domo, houBc- 
 eteward, 
 
 maJorltS, f. majority II full age. 
 
 majnaonle, f. capital letter. 
 
 majuscule, a. capita). 
 
 mal, m. evil, pain, disease, distemper, 
 sickness || harm, mischief, hurt, trouble II 
 ~ de tete, ~ A la tete, head-ache II ~ 
 de denta, - anz denta, tooth-ache |] ~ 
 d'enf ant, labour || ~ de ventre, gripes || 
 ~ de ccenr, sickness || - oadno, falling 
 sickness || ~ de mer, sea-sickness || ~ 
 d'aventnre, whitlow || ea ~, amiss || 
 unfavourably || for the worse. 
 
 mal, ad. ill, badly II ~-apprla, m. churl || 
 --appris, e, a. ill-bred |J ~-avlBO, *, 
 a. ill-advised, ill-judged || ~-etre, m. 
 uneasiness. 
 
 malade, m. sick person, patient. 
 
 malade, a. sick, ill. 
 
 maladle, f. malady, sickness, illness, dis- 
 ease, disorder, distemper || fondness || ~ 
 dn pays, home-sickness. 
 
 maladlf, Te, a. sickly. 
 
 maladreaae, f. awkwardness, clumflnese, 
 uiiFkilfulness. 
 
 maladroit, e, a. (-ement, ad.) awkward 
 (ly) || unhandy || clumsily. 
 
 malaiae, m. uneasiness, uncomfortable- 
 ness, restlessness. 
 
 malala6, e, a. difficult, hard, incon- 
 venient || awkward, unhandy j| -ment, 
 ad. with difficulty, not easily, hardly. 
 
 malbatl, e, a. ill-shaped. 
 
 male, m. male, cock. 
 
 male, a. male, stout, manly. 
 
 malediction, f. malediction, curse. 
 
 ma!6fice, m. witchcraft. 
 
 mal6flole, e, a. bewitched. 
 
 malencontre, f. mishap. 
 
 malencontrenx, ae, a. unlucky, [take. 
 
 malentendn, m. misunderstanding, mls- 
 
 malfalaant, e, a. mischievous, noxious. 
 
 malfaitenr, trice, m. & f. malefactor, 
 
 maUamd, e, a. ill-famed. [criminal. 
 
 malgrr6, pr. in spite of, notwithstanding || 
 bon arre ~, whether one will or no. 
 
 malhablle, a, (-ment, ad.) unskllful(ly)ll 
 awkward(ly). 
 
 malhabllete, f. unekllfulness, awkward- 
 ness. [Ill-luck j| woe. 
 
 malhenr, m. misfortune || unhapplness || 
 
 malhenrenaement, ad. unhappily, un- 
 luckily. 
 
 malheuremx, ae, m. <t f. poor wretch. 
 
 malheureux, ae, a. unhappy, unfortu- 
 nate, unlucky, wretched. 
 
 malhonnSte, a. (-ment, ad.) dishonest 
 
 (ly) || uncivll(ly) (| rude(ly) 
 ' Bt, f. dl ' 
 
 rudeness. 
 
 mailionnStet 
 
 ahoiiesty, incivility, 
 
 malice, f. iiialloe. umllclouauess, mJtchlef, 
 
 wickedness, malicious action, roguUhoeen. 
 mallcleox, ae, a. (-aement, ad.) mau- 
 
 clous(iy) || mlachtevooijj upitetul()y). 
 mallrnement, ud. inuliclounly. 
 mallg^nlte, f. mullguity. 
 malln, Ig-ne, a. malicious, malignant, 
 
 miischlcvous. waggish, 
 maline, f. (mar.) spilng-Ude II -. fl 
 
 Mechlin laoe,
 
 aalfagra mappemo&de 
 
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 a. sickly. |x-tJ. 
 
 loan*, 0, a. ill-disposed, 111- 
 
 mall tome, a. (tarn.) awkward, gawky. 
 
 malla, t. mall J| mail-coach || trunk ]| ~- 
 poate, f. mall. 
 
 malleable, a. malleable. 
 
 mallette, L small trunk. 
 
 malmanar, v. a. to chide, to use ill, to 
 abuse. [ful. 
 
 malotru, a, a. wretched, sorry, sad, plti- 
 
 malpelgrne, m. shabby fellow. 
 
 malpropre, a. (-ment, ad.) slovenly || 
 dirty || dirtily. 
 
 malpropreta, f. slovenliness, dirtiness. 
 
 malaaln, a, a. unhealthy, sickly, unwhole- 
 some. 
 
 malatfaat, a, a. unbecoming || Improper. 
 
 malaonnant, a, a. ill-sounding, aisagree- 
 
 maltenr, m. maltster. [able. 
 
 ntaltflte, f. extortion, exaction. 
 
 maltatler, m. extortioner. fly. 
 
 maltr alter, v. a. to ill-treat, to treat harsh- 
 
 malveillanoa, f. malevolence, ill-will. 
 
 Baalvelllant, e, a. malevolent, ill-minded. 
 
 mal-vereatlon, f. malversation, maJprac- 
 
 maJveraer, v. n. to embezzle. [tlce. 
 
 mulvolale, m. malmsey. 
 
 nan, f. mamma || bonna ~, grand- 
 lolla, f. (an. ) breast ]| udder, [mam ma. 
 
 mameHm, m. nipple || (of mountains) pap. 
 
 marnelu, a, a. full-breasted. 
 
 ilfera, m. mammifer. 
 alfara, a. mammiferons. 
 
 manant, m. peasant |J down. 
 
 manohe, m. handle, haft || helve || finger- 
 board || knuckle-bone || ~, L sleeve || (Brit- 
 ish) Channel || (mar.) hose || game if hit || 
 
 mauohette. I ruffle, cuff. [bout. 
 
 aanonon, f. muff. fawkward. 
 
 manchot.te, a. maimed, lame, one-banded, 
 
 mandat,m. mandate || commission l| money- 
 order || power of attorney y ~ d'arret, 
 (Jur.) warrant [torney. 
 
 mjundatalra, m. mandatary, proxy || at- 
 
 mandement, m. mandate || charge (of a 
 bUhop to his clergy). . 
 
 mandar, v. a. to order to come, to send 
 for |! to send word, to advise, to inform. 
 
 mandlbole, L mandible || jaw. ft-ora. 
 
 mandracjrora, f. (bott mandrake, mandra- 
 
 nandrln, m. mandrel II robber || ruffian. 
 
 autaasre, m. manege || horseuiantiblp || rid- 
 ing-place, rid Ing- school. 
 
 mangreabls, a. eatable. 
 
 xa,aa<jraallla. f. food, victuals (pi.), eatablee 
 (j>l. ), meat || grub || creature comfort* (pL). 
 eolra, f. manger, crib, 
 r, m. eating y victuals (pL), food, 
 lana-er, v. a. A a. to eat, to consume, to 
 devour || to spend, to diseiiwte n -, to 
 be eatabU || to destroy each other. 
 
 uizirerl, f. eating, gormandialng y ex- 
 action, extortion. 
 
 iaiutB;*-tout, m. spendthrift 
 
 uk*aur, m., manrauaa, t eater, fowler U 
 Uvucneruuui || great eater. 
 ittn our, f. nlbbllug, gnawing )l place 
 by mice, etc. fUSSt, 
 
 , . Uacubla, pilabto, 
 
 , a. maolacal || eoce&lrlc || crotch- 
 
 ety, systematic. /fancy, madness. 
 
 manle, f. passion, crotchet, eccentricity, 
 manlement, m. handling, managing, 
 
 management, conduct. 
 manler, v. a. to handle, to feel, to touch || 
 
 to manage, to rule, to govern || to con- 
 
 duct. 
 manlere, f. manner, way, custom, sort, 
 
 kind, style || de ~ ana, so that 
 maale're, a, a. affected, quaint. 
 manl6rlsme, m. mannerism. 
 manlerlate, m. mannerist. 
 manlenr, m. handler. 
 manifestation, f. manifestation. 
 manifesto, m. manifesto. 
 manifesto, a. (-ment, ad.) manifestly). 
 manlfester, v. a. to manifest. 
 manlgrunoe, f. underhand dealing, in- 
 
 trigue. [to plot. 
 
 lanlgranoar, v. a. to contrive, to plan out 
 manlilo, f. manille (game of ombre) || 
 
 manilla cigar. 
 
 manlpnlar. v. a. to manipulate. 
 manlque, f. hand-leather. 
 maniveau, m. osier-stand. 
 manlvelle, f. handle, crank \\ winch. 
 manna, f. manna || hamper. 
 mannequin, m. mannlkin || dummy || lay- 
 
 figure || pnppet t| hamper. 
 manoenvra, m. mason's man, hodman || 
 
 bungler. ftury evolution. 
 
 manoBnvro, f. manojnvre, conduct || mlll- 
 mancBu vr er, v. n. to manosuvre, to work || 
 
 to act with finesse || to drill. 
 manolr, m. manor, manor-house, man- 
 
 sion. 
 manomatra, m. manometer || manosoopeD 
 
 pressure-gauge. 
 
 manoavrler, m. workman, labourer. 
 manque, m. want || ~ da, for want of. 
 manque, a, a. defective y abortive || would- 
 
 be. [fault 
 
 manqnement, m. miss, omission, failure, 
 manqner, v. a. & n. to miss, to fail, to do 
 
 amias || to have need of, to want || to 
 
 neglect M to miscarry. 
 mansarde, L roof, attic, garret || garret- 
 
 window. 
 
 mansuotude, f. mansuetude. 
 manta, f. mantle. 
 mantean, m. cloak || mantel (of a chim- 
 
 ney) y ~-Kacfarlana, Inverness-cape || 
 
 ~ de ohemlnaa, chlmney-plece || uiautel- 
 
 plece. 
 
 mantelet, m. mantlet, small mantle. 
 ma-ntllle, L mantilla. 
 manul, m. manual l| band-baok. 
 manuel, la, a. (-lemant, ad. ) manuul(ly) II 
 
 perfornied, by the baud y from baud to 
 
 band. (ship | mauufactory. uiHL 
 
 manufacture, I. manufacture, wuikuinu- 
 manufa-oturttr, y. n. to manufacture. 
 MUBolsboturlar, iara, a. inanufacturing. 
 Buuiaaorit, ui. manuscript 
 nuumaorit, a, a. manuscript 
 u, t 
 
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 marotta 
 
 Ui.ailuoi-.JttU, 10. Uiackertl (fidli) || BCur. 
 
 maquette, t. sword-mould || small, rough 
 sculpturing model. 
 
 maaniaroon, in. Jockey, horse-dealer. 
 
 maquigrnonnagre , m. horse-dealing, 
 Jockey's trade || underhand work. 
 
 maqnlgrnonner, T. a. to bishop || to Job. 
 
 maqalUer, T. a, to paint one's (ace, to 
 make up. [ugly person. 
 
 marabout, m. marabout || large coffee-pot [] 
 
 maralcher, m. kitchen-gardener. 
 
 marais, m. marsh, fen, bog || market- 
 garden || ~ salant, salt-marsh. 
 
 oar as me, m. marasmus, consumption. 
 
 marasquln, m. maraschino. 
 
 maratro, 1. stepmother i| cruel stepmother, 
 
 maraud, e, m. & t. rascal. 
 
 xaarande, f. marauding. 
 
 marauder, v. n. to maraud. 
 
 marandenr, m. marauder. 
 
 marbre, m. marble || slab. 
 
 marbrer, v. a. to marble. 
 
 marbrerie, t. marble-cutting || marble- 
 
 marbreur, m. marbler. (.mill. 
 
 marbrler, m. marble-cutter. 
 
 marbrlere, f. marble-quarry. 
 
 marbrnre, f. marbling. 
 
 maro, m. half-pound || residuum || grounds 
 (pi.) || grout || grains (pi.) || skins (pi.). 
 
 marcaasin, m. young wild boar. 
 
 marchand, m. merchant, shop-keeper, 
 tradesman, dealer, seller || chapman, cus- 
 tomer I) ~ en grros, wholesale dealer || ~ 
 en detail, retailer. 
 
 marchand, e, a. merchantable, salable || 
 commercial II valssoan ~, m. merchant 
 vessel || ville -e, f. trading town. 
 
 marohandalller, v. A. to biggie and haggle. 
 
 marchande, f. trading woman || trades- 
 woman || ~ de modes, milliner. 
 
 marohander, T. a. & n. to cheapen, to 
 haggle, to chaffer (I to be In suspense, to 
 
 marohandenr, m. haggler. [hesitate. 
 
 marchandlse, f. merchandise, goods (pi.) 
 || -, pi. stock-in-trade. 
 
 marche, f. march, Journey || step || move 
 (at chess) || borders (pi.) || treadles (pi.) || 
 sailing. 
 
 marche, m. market, market-place || bar- 
 gain M bon ~, cheapness || a bon ~, cheap, 
 cheaply. [step || stretcher. 
 
 rna.ro he pie d, m. foot-stool || foot-board || 
 
 marcher, m. walking || walk || gait. 
 
 marcher, v. n. to march, to walk, to go 
 ou foot || to move. [sailer. 
 
 march eur, Be, m. A t. walker [| (mar.) 
 
 marootte, f. layer, shoot 
 
 marcotter, v. a. to set layers. 
 
 mardl , m. Tuesday || - ffraa. Shrove- 
 Tuesday. 
 
 mare, f. pool, stagnant water. 
 
 mareoagre, m. mursh, bog. [swampy. 
 
 mareoag-eux , ae, a. marshy, boggy, 
 
 aareohal, m. farrier || blacksmith || (mil.) 
 (fleld-)marshal || ~ de camp, major- 
 general || ~ f errant, farrier || ~ de log-Is, 
 (mil.) quarter-master. 
 
 ale, f. marshal's wife 
 Aio.-ia, t 
 
 maree, t tide, flux aiid reflux. H trash Dea- 
 fish || haute ~, high *ater if b*ane >, 
 low water || grando ~, upnng-tiae Q ~ 
 morte, neap-tide || marchand de ~, m. 
 
 marelle, f. hop-scotch. (fishmonger. 
 
 Marengro, m. Oxford gray || a la ~, (cnlln.) 
 with mushrooms and oiL 
 
 margrarlne, f. (chlm.) margarine. 
 
 marg-e, f, margin (of a book). 
 
 margrelle, f. kerb-stone. 
 
 margrlnal, e, a. marginal. 
 
 marg-ot, m. magpie (bird) || (fig.) cbatter- 
 
 margrotln, m. small faggot (.box. 
 
 maryoulllla, m. puddle || slop, meas. 
 
 margroulette, f. (fam.) jaw, whistle. 
 
 marg-aerlte, f. (bot) daisy || (uiar.) mes- 
 senger. 
 
 margrnillerle, f. cburchwardenohlp. 
 
 marg-ullller, m. churchwarden. 
 
 marl, m. husband. 
 
 mariable, a. marriageable. 
 
 marlag-e, m. marriage, nuptials (pL), wed- 
 ding, wedlock || ~ de con venanoe, ~ de 
 ralson, prudent match. 
 
 marie, m. married man || nonveauz -, 
 pi. newly married couple. 
 
 marlee, I. married woman. 
 
 marler, v. a. to marry, to match M ee ~, 
 to get married. 
 
 marie -salope, 1 (mar.) mud-boat. 
 
 marlenr, se, m. & I matchmaker. 
 
 marin, m. mariner, sailor. 
 
 marln, e, a. marine || carte -e, t sea-chart. 
 
 marinade, f. pickle. 
 
 marine, f. navigation j| navy || seafaring 
 men (pi.) || sea-affairs (pi.) || naval service 
 || (pelnt) sea-piece. 
 
 mariner, v. a. to marinate, to pickle. 
 
 mariiig-ouln, m. mosquito. 
 
 marlnler, m. bargeman. [show. 
 
 marlonnette, 1 puppet |[ -, pL puppet- 
 marital, e, a. f-ement, ad.) marital, 
 matrimonial || like a husband |j uxorious 
 
 maritime, a. maritime l| naval. Uly). 
 
 marltorne, f. awkward female, dirty 
 
 marlvandare, m. mannerism, [wench. 
 
 m&rjolalne, f. (bot.) sweet-marjoram. 
 
 marmaille, f. brats. fin a Jelly. 
 
 marmelade, 1 marmalade, jam || en ~, 
 
 marmlte, f. porridge-pot, flesh-pot, boiler. 
 
 marmlton, m. scullion. 
 
 marmonner, v. a. to mutter. 
 
 marmot, m. large monkey || little boy 1| 
 oroquer le ~, to dance attendance. 
 
 marmotte, f. marmot 
 
 marmotter, v. a. to mumble. 
 
 marmouaet, m. grotesque figure || Ugly 
 little fellow || little monkey |) andiron. 
 
 marne, f. marl. 
 
 marner, v. a. to marl. 
 
 marnerou, m. marl-digger. 
 
 marneux, se, a. marly. 
 
 marnlere, f. marl-pit 
 
 maroqain, m. morocco-leather || roan. 
 
 maroqalner, v. a. to dress ou Imitate 
 morocco-leather. [ou manufacture. 
 
 maroqulnerle, f. morocco-leather factory 
 
 maroqainier, m. morocco-dresser. 
 
 *-i-utt*, t. fool' Luwblt y whim, hobby.
 
 maroufle metric uMf 
 
 12? 
 
 varouile, m. ragamuffin, rascal || clod- 
 
 hopper jj (pelnt) lining-paste. [markable. 
 m?_rquant, e, a. marking, conspicuous, re- 
 marque, mark, token || counter || dis- 
 
 tinction |i ~ da fabrique, trade mark || 
 
 -a, pi. Insignia (pi.). 
 marquer, v. a. <t n. to mark, to stamp, 
 
 to brand || to appear (| to be remarked || to 
 
 strike, to show the hour (of clocks, etc.) || 
 
 to create a sensation || to play a con- 
 
 spicuous part. [to checker. 
 
 marqueter, v. a. to speckle [| to inlay II 
 marqueterie, f. inlaid work || inlaying |j 
 
 checker-work || patchwork. 
 marquetteur, m. Inlayer. 
 marqneur, Be, m. <k f. marker. 
 marquis, m. marquis, marquees. 
 marqulBat, m. marquisate. 
 marquise, t. marchioness Q marquee || 
 
 veranda || awning || settee. 
 marraino, f. godmother. 
 marrl, a. sorrowful || remorseful || afflicted. 
 marron, m. large chestnut (| chestnut- 
 
 colour || cracker || runaway slave U ~ 
 
 d'Inde, horse-chestnut. 
 marron, ne, a. chestnut-coloured run- 
 
 away 1 unlicensed. 
 marronnatre, m. running away. 
 marronner, v. n. to mutter. 
 rnarronnler, m. (hot) chestnut-tree Q ~ 
 
 d'Inde, horse-chestnut tree. 
 
 m. March || frlbotileoB de ~, f. pi. 
 l showers || blere de ~, f. beer brewed 
 marsonln, m. porpoise. [in March. 
 
 marte, f. marten. 
 
 martean, m. hammer || knocker (of a door). 
 in art el, m. hammer J - en tOte, uneasi- 
 
 ness. | hammer. 
 
 martelave, m. marking of trees with a 
 marteler, v. a. to hammer U to torment, 
 
 to plague. 
 
 martelet, m. little hammer. 
 martial, e, a. martial, warlike. 
 martinet, m. martin, swift (bird) || flat 
 
 candlestick || cat-o'-nine-tails. 
 martlngralo, f. martingale || (mar.) mar- 
 
 tingale || (at play) double-or-aults. 
 martin -p6chour, m. king-fisher (bird). 
 martre, f. marten. 
 martyr, e, m. A t. martyr. 
 martyre, m. martyi-dom. 
 martyriser, v. a. to martyr, to torture. 
 maaoara.de, t. masquerade. (hours). 
 
 maaoarat, m. eddy of water j| bar (of har- 
 muaoaron, m. groteaque head, mask. 
 maaonlln, e, a. masculine, male. 
 madqae, m. mask, masker, masquerader. 
 nuutquer, v. a. to mask, to disguise with 
 
 a mask, to bide II ~, to put on a mask | 
 
 to disguise oiHtttlf. 
 
 maaaaerant. e. a, tormenting || humour 
 , Infernally bad temper. 
 
 , 
 
 April 
 
 maaaacre, m. massacre, butchery, 
 
 slaughter || bungler. 
 masaaorer, v. a. to massacre || to half- 
 
 kill || to butcher, to slaughter y to botch, 
 
 to spoil. 
 
 maaaacreur, m. niorderer g bungler. 
 , m, khk 
 
 maae, f. m&ss, lump, heap U sum of one'* 
 
 earnings |l fund || body whole y estate |J 
 
 rammer, large hammer || mace (at bil- 
 
 liards) If en ~, in the bulk. 
 massepaln, m. march-pane (cake). 
 massor, v. a. to stake at play, to lay, to 
 massler, m. mace-bearer. |,set || to mass. 
 massif, m. massive building || clump of 
 
 trees, dead-wood. 
 massif, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) massive, 
 
 massy || bulky, lumpish y (fig.) stupid, 
 
 heavy || heavily. 
 
 massue, f. club, heavy stick crowbar. 
 mastic, mastic, putty. 
 maetlgradour, m. slabberlng-bit 
 mastlqner, v. a. to cement, to putty. 
 maatodonte, m. mastodon. 
 maaure, f. decayed house, ruin. [mate, 
 mat, m. deadening || dead colour fl check- 
 mat, te, a. unpolished, heavy || dead. 
 mat, m. (mar.) mast (of a ship) || grand ~. 
 
 main-mast. 
 
 matamore, m. bully, duellist. 
 matelaa, m. mattress. 
 matelaaser, v. a. to quilt, to stuff. 
 matalassler, m. mattress-maker. 
 matelo t, m. seaman, sailor U (mar.) consort 
 matelote, f. fish-stew. ((ship). 
 
 mater, v. a. to checkmate U to subdue, to 
 
 bumble || to mortify. 
 
 miter, v. a. (mar.) to mast, to step a mart. 
 matgrlallser, v. a. to materialise. 
 materlallsme, m. materialism. 
 matdrialiste, m. materialist. 
 iuato>lallt6, f. materiality. 
 mat^rlaox, m. pi. materials (pi.). 
 materiel, m. materials (pi.) U apparatus | 
 
 implements (pi.). 
 
 materiel, le, a. material, corporeal. 
 matorlollement, ad. materially || coarsely. 
 maternel, le, a. (-lament, ad. ) materual 
 
 (1>S || motherly || on the mothers side. 
 materulte, L maternity II lying-in hospital. 
 ma tear, m. (mar.) mast-maker. 
 mathfimaticlen, ui. mathematician. 
 math^matlqae, f. mathematics ml.). 
 mathomatlqao, a. (-ment, ad.) mathe- 
 
 matlcol(ly). 
 matlftre, f. matter, materials (pi.), body, 
 
 subject U cause, reason U *n ~ de, la 
 
 point of. 
 matin, m. morning || forenoon || prime n 
 
 nu de oea qnatra -a, one of these days. 
 matin, ad. early. 
 matin, m. mastiff || clownish fellow | con- 
 
 founded fellow (| rascal. 
 matin I by Jove! 
 
 matlnal, e, a. of the morning, early. 
 matin**, t morning, forenoon f| morning's 
 
 occupation, work ou gain || morning pr- 
 matlnest, f. pi. matins (pL]L Iforoianou. 
 matlnenz, m. early riser. (early. 
 
 matlnetuc, ae, a. early rising, matlnai, 
 matlnler, ere, a. morning rnutlnal. 
 matlr, v. a. to deaden (a surface). 
 matola, e, a. sharp, cunning, artful. 
 matoa, m. tom-cat. (weight || womb. 
 
 t matrix* U register |) standard 
 
 , 
 <uatrlulalr, ui.
 
 autrtcnld mwnlmuui 
 
 f. ui*trlcuutloa | matrlcala- 
 
 tiou-book. 
 
 matrimonial, e, a. matrimonial, 
 matrons, f. matron. 
 
 maturation, t. (m6d.) maturation, ripen- 
 ing, [wood for masts. 
 mature, f. (mar.) masting ]| masts (pi.) U 
 maturity, f. maturity, ripeness, 
 maudlre, v. a. lr. to curse. fecrable. 
 ma-adit, e, a. cursed || confounded || ex- 
 znanffreer, v. n. to swear || to fret and 
 mauBolee, m. mausoleum. [fume, 
 mausaade, a. Bulky, sullen, slovenly, 
 
 clumsy, dull || -ment, ad. sulkily, In a 
 
 slovenly manner, peevishly, 
 manaaaderie, f. sulkinetss, sullenness, 
 
 slovenliness, 
 mauvals, m. (tbe) bad. 
 mauvals, e, a. & ad. bad, ill, evil || -e 
 
 liumeur, t. bad humour || ~ plalsant, m. 
 
 sorry Jester || 11 fait ~, it is bad weather || 
 
 antlr ~, to have an ill smell || trouver 
 
 ~, to dislike, to find fault with || f aire le 
 
 <, to be fractious. 
 
 mauve, f. (boL) mallow || gull (bird), 
 mauvlard, m. thrush (bird), 
 mauviette, f. field-lark (bird), 
 mauvls, m. red-wing (bird). 
 Tp Q.^H 11 n.< T*^ t j^ (an.) maxillary. 
 maxima, f. maxim. 
 
 mayonnaise, f. (culin.) mayonnaise (sauce), 
 maie tie, f. small, wretched horse U novice || 
 
 bungler. fin ou from me. 
 
 ma, m', pu. me, to me || myself || for, with, 
 m6andre, m. meander || winding, 
 me" cuintcien, m. mechanician, machinist || 
 
 engine-builder || engine-driver. 
 m6canlque,f. mechanics (pi.) l| mechanism. 
 ui6oanlq.ue, a. (-ment, ad.) mechanical 
 m6canlBme, m. mechanism.. l(ly). 
 
 mgcene, m. patron (of polite literature, etc.). 
 mticnammant, ad. wickedly, maliciously. 
 m6chanoet6, L wickedness, mischievous- 
 ness, malice, wicked action. 
 merchant, m. wicked, reprobate, 
 merchant, e, a. wicked, bad. wretched, 
 
 mischievous, malicious, peevish || sorry, 
 
 paltry. 
 meohe, f. match, wick, link n tinder || 
 
 auger || lock || lash |[ plot. 
 m6cher, v. a. to fumigate a wine-cask 
 
 with burning brimstone. [mistake. 
 
 niAoompte, m. mlsreckoning || miscount, 
 e mtioompter, to misreckou, to miscount, 
 
 to mistake l| to be out. 
 me~oonnaiasuble, a. not to be known 
 
 again || unrecognisable. 
 meoonnaltre, v. a. ir. not to know, not 
 
 to recognise |j to disown || to disregard || 
 
 to ignore || not to appreciate || to forget 
 maootiteut, a, a, dissatisfied, ill-duUsfied. 
 m6oontentement, m. discontent, dlasmis- 
 
 luc-Uou, displeasure, fplease. 
 
 m*oontntor, v. a. to dissatisfy, to dls- 
 m6or6ant, m. miscreant, infidel. 
 m*dallle, t. medal || toaraar la ~, to 
 
 turn OIH tables. 
 
 tfdalU, a, m, & f. medallist 
 *, , a. with a medal || 
 
 md<aliiaz' l m. vtibiiiit of medaln. 
 AddalUlbto, in. medallist. 
 medallion, in. medallion || locket. 
 modrioln, ni. physician, doctor || dootaur 
 
 ~, m. doctor of medicine. 
 m^deolne, f. medicine, physic. 
 mtideclner, v. a. to prescribe medicine || 
 
 BO ~, to take physic. 
 mdialre, a. intermediate. 
 modlatenr, trice, m. A f. mediator II 
 
 mediatrix. 
 
 mediation, f. mediation, intervention. 
 mSdioal, e, a. medical, physical. 
 medicament, m. medicine. medlcameirK 
 mddloamentar, v. a. to physic. 
 medicamenteux, se, a. medicinal. 
 ni6dioinal, a, a. medicinal. 
 mediocre, m. mediocrity. 
 mAdloare, a. (-ment. ad.) moderately) j| 
 
 middling, tolerable |j indifferently). 
 niodioorltS, f. mediocrity || small com- 
 
 petency || very Ordinary man. 
 mo'dlra, v. n. ir. to slander, to speak ill of. 
 mddlaanoe, f. slander, evil-speaking U 
 
 scandal. 
 
 m6dlsant, a, a. slanderous || scandalous. 
 medltatll, ve, a. meditative, contempla- 
 
 tive. [Ject. 
 
 m^dltar, v. s. & n. to meditate || to pro* 
 
 . 
 
 merran, a, a, mediterraneoua. inld- 
 m6dlnm, m. medium. \land. 
 
 medusa, L medusa, sea-nettle, Jelly-fish. 
 m6falt, m. misdeed. 
 
 m6fianoe, f. mistrust, diffidence, distrust. 
 m6flant, e, a. mistrustful, diffident, dis- 
 
 trustful, suspicious. 
 se rngfler, to mistrust, to distrust. 
 mgfarde, f. inadvertency || par ~, inad- 
 
 vertently, by oversight 
 luosfere, f. shrew, vixen. 
 mdgrla, f. tawing, skinning. 
 me grisaorle, t. tawing || white-leather trade. 
 m^grlaalar, m. tower, leather-drewer. 
 m^grot, m. (fam.) cigar-end. 
 mellleur, e, a. better || best 
 me'lanoolle, f. melancholy. 
 melaiicollque, a. melancholic, dull | 
 
 -ment, ad. in a melancholy manner. 
 m^langro, m. mixture, medley, mixing, 
 
 mingling |] -B, pi. miscellany. 
 m61angrer. v. a. to mix, to mingle, to blend. 
 melaase, f. uiolasses, ti-eacle. 
 melde, f. conflict H fight, scuffle || debate. 
 malar, v. a, to mix, to mingle, to blend. 
 
 to entangle || to interfere || to unite, to join || 
 
 a ~. :i be mixed, to meddle with, to 
 
 huddle, to intermeddle, to be concerned in. 
 me-leze, m. (bot.) larch-tree. fmlnt 
 
 in61lBaa, f. (bot.) melisua, balm, balm- 
 melodle, f. melody. jdious(lv). 
 
 miilodlenx, >a, a. (-Bamant, ad.) taelo* 
 m61odrame, m. melodrama. 
 melomane, m. lover of music. 
 m^lomanle, f. excessive fondaeu for 
 
 music. 
 
 melon, m. (bot) melon. 
 molonnlera, f. melon-bed. 
 f. 
 
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 membra, m. member, limb. 
 
 membr*, , a. limbed. 
 
 membra, a, a. strong-limbed. 
 
 mmnbrare, f. panel-frame. 
 
 mfime, pn. A an. tame, like, sell Itself || 
 (TOD. also II very || da ~, toot da ~, In 
 the name way |] lust no || da ~ qua, M 
 well as || V~, witnln reach. 
 
 me moire, f. memory, remembrance || da ~, 
 from memory || an ~ da, in memory of, 
 In commemoration of. 
 
 m6molra, m. memorandum, memorial, 
 bill, note U -a, pi. memoirs (pi.). 
 
 memorandum, m. memorandum-book. 
 
 memorial, m. memorial to the Roman or 
 Spanish court U waste-book || Index. 
 
 memorial, a, a. memorial. 
 
 menace, f. menace, threat. 
 
 manaoar, v. a. to menace, to threaten. 
 
 menage, m. household || house-keeping, 
 bouRewlfery H economy, sparineness II 
 family || pain da ~, m. household-bread || 
 petit ~, baby -Loose || to lie da ~. f. Lome- 
 spun cloth (I TlTra da ~, to live with 
 economy, to live upon one's meana || falre 
 bon ~, to live happily together. 
 
 meninromont, m. regard, attention, cau- 
 tion, discretion || conduct 
 
 menaffar, T. a. to husband, to preserve, to 
 prepare, to be sparing of |[ to ti-eat with 
 caution, to manage || a ~, to take can: of 
 MWt 
 
 manager, m. thrifty man, economises 
 
 manager, are, a. saving, sparing, thrifty, 
 parsimonious, frugal || aaax -iron, 
 nouae-slop* (pL). [cruet-etaud. 
 
 manajrara, f. houaewlfe. housekeeper || 
 
 menae-arlH, f. menagery |j poultry-yard. 
 
 mwndlant, m. mendicant, beggar || la* 
 qaatr* -m, figs, filberts, raisins, and 
 almonds (pi.). 
 
 mundiant, a, a. mendicant, begging. 
 
 mtmdlolte, f. mendicity, beggary. 
 
 mendler. v. a. <t n. tx> beg. 
 
 menee, f. intrigue, seem practice, plot, 
 conspiracy || trace, way. 
 
 aanar, v. a. to lead, to conduct, to drive, 
 to govern J| to steer || to manage j| to treat (| 
 
 meueatrel, m. minstrel. [to deceive. 
 
 menatrlar, m. fiddler. 
 
 meueur, m. leader j| driver || ringleader. 
 
 menlns/lta, f. (mid.) meningitis. 
 
 menotta. f. small hand || manacle, hand- 
 
 menae, f. revenue. |cuff. 
 
 menuonre, m. lie, falsehood || error, Il- 
 lusion, vanity. [counterfeit, illusory. 
 
 menaonrer, ara , a. false, deceitful, 
 
 manaual, la, a. (-lement. ad.) monthly. 
 
 inauguration, f. mensuration. 
 
 mental, a, a. (-ement. ad.) mental(ly). 
 
 mentarla, f. untruth, fib. 
 
 me ii tear, m. liar. 
 
 men tour, aa, a. deceitful, false, treachpr- 
 
 mantha, f. mint. [ous || delusive. 
 
 mention, f. mention. 
 
 innntlonnar, v. a. to mention. 
 
 utentlr, v.n. to lie, U>flb||aana~, to tell the 
 
 manton, m. chin. I truth, truly, indeed. 
 
 mantonnMra, f. cblu-pieoe, ttUu-clolh. 
 
 JFrVftCA <WI A'/.yfuA. 
 
 mentor, m. guide, tutor, mentor. 
 
 menu, m. bill of fare || detail || small linen || 
 common folks (pi.). 
 
 menu, a, a. slender, small, thin, spare, 
 subtle || vulgar, mean H ~ bols, m. brush- 
 wood || -B plalslrn, m. pi. pocket-money, 
 privy puree. 
 
 menaallle, f. trash f| small money || small ' 
 
 mannet, m. (mus.) minuet. [fry (pi.). 
 
 mennlaerla, f. Joinery || woodwork || car- 
 pentry, [house-carpenter. 
 
 mennlsler, m. joiner || - en bfttlments, 
 
 mdphltiqne, a. mephitic. 
 
 meplat, m. flat, flat part || flattlsh curve U 
 hoop-iron. 
 
 m6plat, a, a. flat 
 
 ae mfiprendre, to mistake, to be mistaken. 
 
 m^prlB. m. contempt, scorn, disdain || an 
 ~ da, in spite of, in contempt of. 
 
 m6prl8able, a. contemptible, despicable. 
 
 m6prlsant, e, a. contemptuous, scomful, 
 disdainful. 
 
 meprlae, f. mistake. f scorn. 
 
 indprlser, v. a. to contemn, to despise, to 
 
 mor, f. sea |! plelna ~, haute ~, main, 
 high seas (pi.) || base ~, ebb-tide, low 
 water || d'outre ~, oversea. 
 
 merca>ntUa, a. mercantile, com uiercial. 
 
 meroenalra, m. hireling || covetous person. 
 
 meroanalra, a. mercenary, venal. 
 
 mercerla, f. mercery || pedlar's wan OM 
 trade. 
 
 marcl, m. thanks (pi.) || ~, f. mercy. 
 
 merol I thanks I || I dare say I || ~ blen I 
 much obliged 1 |f yrand ~, I iiiank you 
 very much]) Dlen ~ I thank God ! | dasLer. 
 
 maroler. lore, m. A f. luercer, habw- 
 
 mercredl, m. Wednesday || ~ das Oaa- 
 dres, Ash- Wednesday. 
 
 meroure, m. mercury. 
 
 meroarlala, f. reprimand, lecture || market- 
 report |l (bot) mercuruUis. 
 
 merourlel, la, a. mercurial. 
 
 mere, f. mother || dam || cause, occasion |] 
 lang-ae ~, f. mother-tongue. 
 
 mare, a. primitive || principal || ~ lalne, m. 
 finest wool || - (jroatta, f. unpressed 
 
 meridian, m. meridian. [wine. 
 
 meridian, na, a. meridian. [lounge. 
 
 marldlenna, f. midday siesta || couch, 
 
 meridional, a, a. meridional, southern. 
 
 lueringTie, f. cream-cake. 
 
 merlnoa. m. Spanish sheep || merino (stuff). 
 
 marlca, f. (bot) wild cherry. 
 
 mariaiar, m. (bot) wild cherry-tree. 
 
 m6rlta, m. merit, worth, desert 
 
 merltar, v. a. & n. to merit, to deserve, 
 to procure, to retrieve || to be worth. 
 
 mantolra, a. l-meut, ad.) merltorious(ly). 
 
 merl&n, m. whltine (fish). 
 
 marla, m. blackbird || tin ~, cunning blade. 
 
 merlin, m. pole-axe II (mar.) marline. 
 
 merluohe, f. haddock (fish). 
 
 merraln, m. hart's horn || clap-board. 
 
 mervallla, f. marvel, wonder || a ~, won- 
 derfully, admirably well. 
 
 mervellieuz, iu. coxcomb. 
 
 marralllaajr, mo, a. (-lament, ad.) 
 nuurveUou*(ly) y wondarful(ly).
 
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 met midl 
 
 mea, pn. (pi. de mon, ma) my. [ment. 
 
 mesalliance, f. misalliance || disparaze- 
 
 m6aaUler, v. a. to undermatch, to dis- 
 parage || se ~, to marry below oneself || 
 to degrade oneself. 
 
 m<5sangre, f. torn-tit (bird). fmlshap. 
 
 mesavonture, f. mischance, misfortune, 
 
 m6B68tlmer, v. a. to underrate, to under- 
 value, [disagreement 
 , m^Bintelllgrence, 1 misunderstanding, 
 
 me"slnterpr6ter, v. a. to misinterpret. 
 
 mesnuSrlamo, in. mesmerism, animal 
 magnetism. 
 
 mesquln, e, a. (-ement, ad.) stingy, 
 near, shabby, pitiful || niggardly, stiugfly, 
 shabbily. (nearness. 
 
 mesquinerie, f. niggardliness, stinginess, 
 
 meaaag-e, m. message, errand. 
 
 jueeaaffer, ere, m. & t. messenger, car- 
 rier, runner, forerunner. 
 
 mensag-erie, f. coach-office || stage-coach || 
 (rail.) carriage of goods || goods depart- 
 ment || line of mail steam-packets. 
 
 mouse, f. mass || grand* ~, high-mass. 
 
 meaaeant, e, a. indecent, unseemly, un- 
 becoming. 
 
 meaaelffneura, m. pi. my lords (pi.). 
 
 MeBsie, m. Messiah. 
 
 meusleura, m. pi. messieurs (pi.), gentle- 
 men (pi.), sirs (pi.). [surveying. 
 
 meaurag-e, m. measurement, measuring, 
 
 meaare, f. measure, rule, proportion [| 
 limit, boundary || mean, means (pi.) || a ~ 
 qne, proportionably, in proportion as, 
 according to || aana ~. without measure, 
 excessively || outre ~, beyond all bounds. 
 
 manure*, e, a. measured, circumspect, 
 cautious, precise. 
 
 me surer, v. a. to measure, to weigh, to 
 consider, to proportion, to compare || se 
 ~, to try one's strength with one. 
 
 mesureur, m. measurer, meter. 
 
 mesuser, T. n. to misuse, to abuse. 
 
 metairle, t farm-house. 
 
 m<Stal, m. metal |j ~ blano anglais, 
 Britannia metal. [gauze. 
 
 metallique, a. metallic || tolle ~, f. wire- 
 
 metallurg-le, f. metallurgy. 
 
 m6taUurgrlate, m. metallurgist. 
 
 metamorphose, f. metamorphosis, trans- 
 formation, [to transform. 
 
 metamorphoaer, v. a. to metamorphose, 
 
 metaphrase, f. metaphrase. 
 
 metaphore, f. metaphor. fphorlc(ally). 
 
 m-Staphorlque, a. (-ment, ad.) ineta- 
 
 metapbyslclen, m. metaphysician. 
 
 motaphyaique, f. metaphysics (pi.) 
 
 metaphysique, a. (-ment, ad.) meta- 
 physic(ally). 
 
 metaphyalquer, v. n. to subtilise. 
 
 metaplasme, m. (gr.) metaplasm. 
 
 metayer, m. farmer. 
 
 metayere, f. farmer 1 * wife. 
 
 rne'tell, m. meslln. 
 
 meteil, e, a. mixed with rye. 
 
 metempaycoae, f. metempsychosis. 
 
 meteore, m. meteor. 
 
 meteorlque. a. meteoric. 
 
 neteox-ologia, f. meteorology. 
 
 methode, f. method, system, way, custom. 
 
 methodlque, a. (-ment, ad.) methodio 
 
 methodlsme, m. methodism. L(ally). 
 
 methodlste, m. methodist. 
 
 m4tiouleiuc, ae, a. timid II scrupulous. 
 
 metier, m. trade, handicraft, employment, 
 business, profession || loom, frame II vena 
 de ~, pi. tradesmen (pi.), handicraftsmen 
 
 m6tls, m. mongrel. l(pl-)- 
 
 metis, e, a. mongrel. 
 
 metonymie, f. metonymy. 
 
 metre, m. metre || (poL) metre. 
 
 metre, m. measuring by the metre. 
 
 metrer, v. a. to measure. 
 
 metrlqne, a. metrical. 
 
 metromane, m. & t. metre-maniac. 
 
 metronome, m. (mus.) metronome. 
 
 metropole, f. chief city || metropolitan 
 see || mother-church. 
 
 metropolltaln, m. metropolitan. 
 
 metropolltaln, e, a. metropolitan. 
 
 meta, m. mess, dish j| food. 
 
 mettable, a. wearable. 
 
 mettre, T. a. ir. to put. to set. to lay, to 
 place, to put on || to deposit || to repose || 
 to expose, to deliver || to contribute || to 
 invest || - eii pleoea, to cut ou break ou 
 pull to pieces || se ~, to put, to lay, U> 
 place, to set oneself || to sit down. [rich. 
 
 meablant, e, a. for furniture || blen ~. 
 
 menble, m. piece of furniture I) utensil || 
 -e, pi. household-goods (pi.), furniture |j 
 personal property [f ~ a demeure fixe, 
 fixture. 
 
 menble, a. movable || personal J| mellow. 
 
 menbler, v. a. to furnish (a house) II to 
 Block (a farm) [I to adorn, to enrich fl ~, 
 v. n. to be fit for furniture || - blen, to 
 be rich, to look well. 
 
 maule, f. small* heap, rick (of hay) || mill- 
 stone, grindstone. 
 
 mealier, m. millstone-maker. [stones. 
 
 meuliere, f. millstone || quarry of mlll- 
 
 meuuler, m. miller || miller's thumb, 
 river bull-head (fish). 
 
 meunlere, f. miller's wife. 
 
 menrt-de-falm, m. starving wretch. 
 
 menrtre, m. murder |j (fig.) sname. 
 
 meurtrler, ere, m. dc f. murderer (I mur- 
 
 menrtrler, ere, a. murderous. [deresa. 
 
 menrtrlere, f. loop-bole. 
 
 meartrlr, v. a. to bruise. 
 
 meurtrlssure, f. bruise. 
 
 meute, f. pack of hounds. 
 
 ml, a. half, mid || a ~-c6te, half-way op 
 the hill, half-way up. 
 
 mica, m. (min.) mica || glimmer || glist. 
 
 mlaame, m. (me<i.) miasma. 
 
 mlanlement, m. mewing, caterwauling. 
 
 miauler, v. a. to mew. 
 
 miche, f. roll of bread, loaf. 
 
 Michel -Morln, m. Jack-of-all-tndes. 
 
 mlcmac, m. underhand trick. 
 
 microscope, m. micioscope, magnlfylng- 
 
 mlcroaooplqne, a. microscopic. [glass. 
 
 mldl, m. midday, noon || meridian, South || 
 & ~, at nooa U cberoher ~ a qnatori* 
 a, to look for iHtUcultita where
 
 mis mis&nturopie 
 
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 ml*. 1 crumb of bread || dear, sweetheart. 
 luiei. m. honey II rayon de ~, ui. honey- 
 
 comb || ruohe a ~, f. bee-hive. 
 mlelleux, se, a. honeyed ll fair-spoken. 
 mien, ne, pn. mine, my own, of mine || 
 
 lea -B, lea -nee, pi. my relations (pi.), 
 
 my friends (pi.). 
 
 mlette, t small crumb, little bit. 
 mienx, m. best || best way j| Improvement 
 mlenx, a. A ad. better, rather j| beat || de 
 
 ~ en -, better and better. 
 mlevre, a. arch, roguish. 
 mlrnard, e, a. (-ement, ad.) delicate || 
 
 minclngfly). 
 
 mlg-narder, T. a. to fondle. [fondling. 
 mlgrnardlae, L mincing || wheedling II 
 lulg-non, ne, m. & L darling, fondling || 
 
 minion. f(ly) || pretty, dainty, neat 
 
 million, ne, a. (-neraent, ad.) delicate 
 mig-noter, T. a. to fondle. 
 mifrr alne, f. (m6d. ) heinlcranla, sick head- 
 migration, t migration, (ache, megrim. 
 rnljaare, f. affected woman. 
 mljoter, T. a. to let simmer. 
 mil, a. thousand. 
 mllan, m. kite, vultuiv. 
 uiliioe, f. mllltla (pi.), train-bands (pi.). 
 milloien, m. militiaman. 
 milieu, m. middle, mean |j war, expedlentjl 
 
 mediocrity || au ~ de, In the middle of, 
 
 In the midst || an beau ~, la the very 
 
 uJddie || le Just ~, the golden mean y 
 
 - de aalou, centre ottoman. 
 milltaire. m. soldier. [tartly. 
 
 mllltalre, a. military || -ment, ad. miil- 
 mllltariame, m. (fig.) stratocracy || mlli- 
 mlllter, v. a. to militate. [tartaui. 
 
 i&Ule, m. thousand U mile. 
 mllle, a. thousand || ~-teullle, f. (bot) 
 
 milfoil || flours, L all-flower J| ean 
 
 de ~-fleur, cow's stale || ~-pleda, m. 
 
 millepede, wood-louse. 
 mllKualre, m. mlllenium. 
 mlUAnaire, a. millenary. 
 mlllealme, m. date (on coins). 
 mllilalre, m. mlle(-tone). 
 milliard, m. thousand millions. 
 mlUlue, f. ten hundred thousand mil- 
 
 lions || swarms (pi.), crowds (pi.), a world. 
 mlllleme, m. thousandth. 
 mlU16me, a. thousandth. 
 rallller, in. thousand, thousand-weight 
 mllllmdtro, m. millimetre, thousandth 
 million, m. million. [part of a metre. 
 mllllonieme, m. millionth. 
 inUllonnalre, m. mlllionnalre, person 
 
 worth millions. 
 milord, m. lord || my lord U (fig.) nabob II 
 
 cab-phaeton. 
 
 mime, m. mime, mimic. 
 mlmiqne, f. mimic ark 
 mlmlque, a. mimic. 
 mlnable, a. miserable-looking, wretched. 
 minaret, m. minaret [mince. 
 
 mlnavdcr, r. n. to smirk, to slmprr, to 
 mla*nderU, f. affecleU looks (pi.), mincing 
 
 OMMimTH (pi.). jaMected. 
 
 mlntkudler, ere. a. lulucinE, slinimlug, 
 u*4uue, a. U-'it, aicuilei, '.u.^n btijlllu*. 
 
 mine, f. mien, look, countenance, figure II 
 wry face, grimace |] mine (of minerals) II 
 ore || source || store j| plot || secret || de 
 mauvalae ~, ill-looking || avoir bonne 
 ~, to look well. 
 
 miner, v. a. to andermine, to make a 
 mine, to excavate y to waste, to consume, 
 to weaken. 
 
 mineral, m. ore, unrefined metal. 
 
 mineral, m. mineral. 
 
 mineral, e, a. mineral. 
 
 mlneralogrle, f. mineralogy. 
 
 mlneraloiriBte, m. mineralogist 
 
 mlnet, te, m. &, t. little cat, puss. 
 
 mlneur, m. minor || miner. fage. 
 
 mlneor, a, a. less, lesser || minor, under 
 
 miniature, f. miniature || palntra en ~, 
 in. miniature-painter || en ~, luiuiature, 
 in miniature. 
 
 mlnlaturlste. m. miniature-painter. 
 
 minlere, f. mining, mine. 
 
 mlulme, a. very little || trifling. 
 
 mlnlBtere, m. mlalstry, office, administra- 
 tion || minister's office l| ministers (pi.) y 
 agency || ~ public, public pi-osecutor. 
 
 mluUterlel, la, a, (-lement, ad.) uiinl*- 
 terial(ly). 
 
 mlnlBtra, m. minister ., parson. 
 
 mlnola, m. face, pretty face. 
 
 mlnon, m. kitten, puns. 
 
 mlnorlte, f. minority. 
 
 mlnoterla, L meal-store || miller's trade. 
 
 minuit, m. midnight || en plain -, at 
 dead of night [copy || (asur.) minute. 
 
 minute, f. minute, moment || rough draft, 
 
 minuter, v. a. to minute |l to rough-draft 
 
 mlnntle, f. trifles (pi.), mlnutiaa (jil.). 
 
 mlnatianx, e, a. (-einent, ad.) Ulf ling, 
 
 insignificant || inluut 
 mloane, m. brat, urchin. 
 ml -parti, a, a. of two equal parta. 
 miracle, m. miracle, wonder U oour dea 
 
 a, f. den of thieves || A ~, wonderfully well. 
 mlraonleuc. ae, a. (-eemeut, ad.) 
 
 mtraculous(ly) II wonderful(ly). 
 mirare, m. looming || mirage. 
 alre, f. sight (of a fire-arm) ll point da ~, 
 
 in. object of aim. 
 direr, v. a. 4 n. to aim at, to take one's 
 
 aim at |] (mar.) to loom || aa ~, to look at 
 
 oneself In a lookine-glasx || to admire one- 
 mlrlinora, m. dandy, coxcomb. [self. 
 mlrliton, m. reed-pipe. 
 mlrmidon, m. myrmidon || shrimp. 
 mlrobolant, a, a. (fam.) wonderful, stun- 
 
 nlnR. 
 mlrolr, m. mirror, looking-glass || - de 
 
 toilette, dressing-glass II - ardent. 
 
 burulng-glass || ooufe au ~, m. pL fried 
 
 eggs (pi.). 
 
 mlrotte, a. dapple II shot || shining. 
 mlrolterle, f. looklng-glaM trade. 
 mlroltler, m. lookiiig-glase-inaker. 
 mlroton, m. (culln.) iniroton (beef). 
 mis, e, a. attired II dressed, clad. 
 mlaalne, f. (mar.) foresail || mat de -, 
 
 m. foremast 
 
 micantnrope, m. Dilsanthroptt. 
 , f uUuutliropy.
 
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 minanthropique mallet 
 
 mlanthroplqn, a. misanthropic. 
 
 mlse, f. laying out of money, expense, dis- 
 bursement || manner of dressing, fashion || 
 de ~, reoei valilo, current II in fashion || ~ 
 4 Hot, floating || - d fondn, outlay || 
 - an aoonsation, Impeachment II ~ en 
 liberty, release || ~ en possession, 
 taking possession |) ~ en scene, getting 
 up (or play) || ~ en train, setting to 
 work || ~ en vente, putting up for sale. 
 
 miserable, m. & f . wretch. 
 
 miserable, a. (-ment, ad.) miserable || 
 wretched(ly) || wicked || miserably. 
 
 mlsere, f. misery, wretchedness, poverty, 
 want, distress || trouble, plague II trifle. 
 
 miser 6r, m. (med.) iliac passion. 
 
 misArioorde, f. mercy, pardon. 
 
 miserloordieiuc, se, a. (-aement, ad.) 
 merciful(ly). 
 
 missel, m. missal, mass-book. 
 
 mission, f. mission. 
 
 laluslonnaire, m. missionary. 
 
 missive, f. missive. 
 
 mistral, m. violent north-west wind. 
 
 ultalne, f. mitten. 
 
 mite, f. cheese-mite, tick. 
 
 mltlirer, v. a. to mitigate. 
 
 mitonner, v. a. <t n. to fondle || to humour || 
 to prepare || to let simmer || to simmer. 
 
 mltojren, ne, a. middle || vide mar. 
 
 mlti-alllad*, t firing of wape-shot. 
 
 xaltralUe, f. grupe-sbot || char re a ~, t 
 cane-shot 
 
 mltralller, T. a, to fire grape-shot. 
 
 mitrailleuse, f. mitrailleuse, gatllng-gon. 
 
 mitre, f. mitre || chimney-top. 
 
 mitre, t, a. mitred. 
 
 mltron, m. Journeyman baker. 
 
 mixta, a. mixed. 
 
 mixtion, f. mixture. 
 
 mlztlonner, v. a. to mix, to mingle. 
 
 mnAmonlque, f. mnemonics (pi.). 
 
 mntmonlque, a. mnemonic. 
 
 mobile, m. moving power || spring 1] motive. 
 
 mobile, a. movable, unsteady || quick, 
 lively. 
 
 moblilalre, a. movable, personal. 
 
 moblller, m. furniture || suite. 
 
 moblller, ere, a. movable || of personal 
 property. 
 
 moblllaatlon, m. (mfl.) mobilisation. 
 
 mobillser, v. a. to liberate || (mil.) to 
 
 moblllte, f. mobility. [mobilise. 
 
 mode, m. (gr.) mood |j mode. 
 
 mode, f. mode, fashion, custom, way, 
 vogue || s, pi. millinery || . fashionable 
 articles of dress (pi.) || & la ~, according 
 to the fashion || In fashion. 
 
 modelaare, m. modelling. 
 
 modele, m. model, pattern, copy. 
 
 modeler, v. a. to model || se ~, to take 
 for one's model. 
 
 modeleur, m. modeller. 
 
 muderateur, trice, ui. & f. moderator || 
 regulator. 
 
 moderatear, trio*, a. moderating. 
 
 moderation, '.. moderation, temper, abate- 
 ment. 
 
 soo<Ur, ft, a. (-meat, ad.) modenk^fly). 
 
 modtrer, v. a. to moderate, to temper, t* 
 abate, to restrain, to cool \\ ~, to re- 
 strain oneself, to become temperate. 
 
 moderns, m. modern style. 
 
 moderne, at modern. 
 
 modernlser, v. a. to modernise. 
 
 modeste, a. lament, ad.) modest(ly). 
 
 modestie, f. modesty. 
 
 modlcite', f. smallness || moderateness. 
 
 modification, f. modification, restriction. 
 
 modifier, v. a. to modify. 
 
 modlque, a. (-ment, ad.) moderateOyV 
 
 modiste, m. & f. man-mllllner || milliner. 
 
 modulation, f. modulation. 
 
 modnler, v. a. & n. to modulate || to warble. 
 
 moelle, f. marrow || pith (of a tree). 
 
 moellenz, m. softness. 
 
 moelleux, se, a. (-Bern ant, ad.) full of 
 marrow, pithy M soft(ly) || racy (of wine). 
 
 moellon, m. ashlar || shiver. 
 
 mcenrs, f. pi. manners (pi.), morals (pi.), 
 customs (pi A ways (pi.). 
 
 mofette, f. choke-damp || malaria. 
 
 mol, pn. I, me || a ~ I help I help 1 potir , 
 qnant a ~, as tor me, for my part. 
 
 moigrnon, m. stump. 
 
 molndre, a. less, lesser || least. 
 
 molne, m. monk, friar || warmlog-paii [| 
 .- bourru, bugbear. 
 
 molneaa, m. sparrow. 
 
 moineau, a. cropped. 
 
 molnerie, f. monkhood. 
 
 moinlllou, m. sorry tuonk. 
 
 taoins, Hd. less, leaner, except, bat || le ~, 
 the least |j an ~, poar ! ~, at leaiit || a 
 ~, for less || a - que, unless. 
 
 molrare, m. watering. 
 
 moire, f. watered silk || watering. 
 
 moire, e, a. watered. 
 
 molrer, v. a. to water. [the mouth. 
 
 mols, m. month || month's pay || an ~, by 
 
 molse, f. couple (tool) || brace. 
 
 moisl, m. mould, mouldiuess. 
 
 molsl, e, a. mouldy. [mouldy. 
 
 molslr, v. a. to mould || ~, to get 
 
 molslssore, f. mouldiness. 
 
 moisalne, f. bundle of vine-branches with 
 hanging grapes. 
 
 molsson, f. harvest, crop, harvest-time. 
 
 molssonner, v. a. to reap corn, to cut 
 com, to crop || to destroy. 
 
 molssonneur, m. reaper, harvest-roan. 
 
 molssonneuse, f. female reaper || reHping- 
 
 molte, a. moist, damp. Imncliirie. 
 
 moltenr, f. moistness, moisture, dauipiu-co. 
 
 moitlft, f. moiety, half || a ~, by half. 
 
 molaire, f. molar tooth. 
 
 molaire, a. molar. 
 
 mdle, m. mole, mound, dike. 
 
 moltonle, f. particle, atom, molecule. 
 
 molester, v. a. to molest. 
 
 molette, f. rowel || mullar || windgalL 
 
 mollasse, a. flabby, flimsy. 
 
 molle, a. f. (de mol) vide mon. 
 
 mollement, ad. softly l| effeminately || In- 
 dolently || carelessly || luxuriuusly. 
 
 moUesse, f. aoftuebsj] effeiuluacy || nabbl- 
 nt-.-.n, laxueea. IttisD. 
 
 ^ouot, m, calf (of the teg) || wbitiiig-poa(
 
 mollet mordre 
 
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 moUet, te, a. soft || light. 
 
 roollston, m. swan-skin. 
 
 molllr, v. a. & n. to soften, to grow soft || 
 to give way, to slacken. 
 
 moUusqne, m. mollusc II shell-fish. 
 
 moment, m. moment, instant || dans le 
 , immediately, presently || da ~ qae, as. 
 soon as || & tout ~, every moment || an ~ 
 qua, an ~ oft, the instant that 
 
 momentan, e. a. momentary || -ment, 
 ad. momentarily. 
 
 momerle, f. mummery. 
 
 momie, f. mummy || sluggard. 
 
 mon, pn. m. my. 
 
 monacal, e, a. monachal. 
 
 monarchle, f. monarchy. (ally). 
 
 monarch) qn, a. (~ment, ad.) monarchic 
 
 monarchist*, m. royalist, 
 
 monarqne. m. monarch. 
 
 monaatare, m. monastery. 
 
 monaatlque, a. monastic. 
 
 monant, a. one-eared. 
 
 monoean, m. heap. pile. 
 
 mondain, m. worldling. 
 
 mondain, e, . worldly || worldly-minded. 
 
 mondatnempn t, ad. worldly || mundanely. 
 
 mondanlte, (. worldliness. 
 
 monde, m. world, universe, earth || man- 
 kind (pi. I people (pi.), folks (pi.) || men- 
 servants (pi. ) || dn ~, In the world || fashion- 
 able II ! grand ~, the court and nobility 
 (pi.) ]| le bean ~, people of fashion (pi.) || 
 tout le -, everybody fl ! demi-monde, 
 fast women (pi.), demi-monde. 
 
 monder, v. a. to cleanse, to peel. 
 
 mondor, m. man made of money. 
 
 monatalre, a. monetary. 
 
 monltear, m. monitor. 
 
 monnale, f. money, coin, mint |l da la 
 petit* -, small-coin, change || hotel de 
 la ~, m. mint || ~ de tinge, soft-sawder, 
 blarney. 
 
 monnayar*, m. coin 
 
 monnayer, r. a. to com. 
 
 nonnayeur, m. mlnter, coiner. 
 
 monocle, ra. eye-glass. 
 
 monocordo, m. (raus.) monochord. 
 
 monograph!*, f. inonography. 
 
 monolith*!, m. monolith. 
 
 monologue, m. soliloquy. 
 
 monomanie. f. monomania. 
 
 monopoln. m. monopoly. 
 
 monopolenr, m. monopolist. 
 
 monopoliser, v. a. to monopolise. 
 
 monoayllabe, m. (gr.) monofiy liable. 
 
 monosyUabe, a. (gr. ) monosyllabic. 
 
 monotone, a. monotonous. 
 
 monotonle, f. monotony. 
 
 monselfrnenr. m. my Lord || your Lord- 
 ship || his Lordship || crow-bar. 
 
 monsieur, m. sir, master, gentleman. 
 
 monstre, m. monster. 
 
 monstruenx, , a, (-aement, ad.) 
 monstrous(ly). 
 
 monatrnoalt4, 1 monstrosity. 
 
 mont, m. mount mountain || ~-de-plet6, 
 pawnbroker's office, pawnbrokery. 
 
 montaye, m. coming up, mounting, set- 
 ting up, carrj-lng up. 
 
 montagrnard, e, m. A t. mountaineer, 
 highlander || ultra-revolutionist 
 
 montagrnard, e, a. mountain. 
 
 montagrne, f. mountain || highland || ultra- 
 revolutionist party. 
 
 montagrneux, se, a. mountainous, hilly. 
 
 montant, m. amount, sum, sum total || 
 door-post || strength || flavour. 
 
 montant. e, a. rising || hilly, steep fl (of 
 dresses) high-necked If (of collars) stand-up 
 || (mil.) ararde -e, f. rellevlng-guard. 
 
 monte, f. covering || covering season (of 
 horses). fpteps (pi.). 
 
 montee, f. ascent II glairs (pi.), staircase, 
 
 monter, v. a. & n. to mount to go up, to 
 ascend, to get op, to climb II to wind up, 
 to lift up |j to carry up || to set np, to 
 establish |i to grow up, to amount, to have 
 some height || se ~, to come to, to amount II 
 to provido oneself |i to get excited || to reach, 
 
 montenr. m. mounter. 
 
 montgrolfler*, f. fire-balloon. 
 
 monticule, m. hillock. 
 
 nontolr, ra. horse-block. 
 
 montre, f. watch II snmpln J muBtcf. re- 
 view, show, parade II place 'or showing || 
 ~ & r6veU, alarm-watch II - a repeti- 
 tion, repeating watch, repeater || ~ Ik 
 avonnette, hunting watch || n ~, in 
 the window. 
 
 montrer, v. a. to show, to exhibit, to let sen. 
 to point out || to teach II se ~, to show oneself. 
 
 montneux, ae, a. mountainous, hilly. 
 
 montnre, f. mount, riding-animal l| hack- 
 ney, nag || mounting. ftokcn || tomb. 
 
 monument, m. monument memorial, 
 
 monumental, e. a. monumental, memorial. 
 
 e moquer, to laugh at, to mock, to ridi- 
 cule, to deride, to scorn, to despise. 
 
 moqnerle, f. mockery, derision, scorn, 
 
 moquette, f. velvet-pile. [scoff. 
 
 moqnenr, se, m. & t. mocker. 
 
 moqueur, BO, a, mocking. 
 
 moralllea, 1. pi. (mar.) barnacle* (pi.). 
 
 moratllon, m. clasp (of a lock). 
 
 mor^l, e, a. (-ement, ad.) moral(ly). 
 
 moi-ttle, f. morality, morals (pi.), ethics 
 (pi.) II lecture. 
 
 morallaer, v. a. to moralise || to lecture. 
 
 morallaear, m. morallser. 
 
 moraliate, m. moralist 
 
 moraiita, f. morality, morals (pi.). 
 
 morblde, a, morbid. 
 
 morblon t zounds t 
 
 morceau, m. bit, morsel, plcoe, fragment || 
 patch || ~ de pain, (fig.) old song, mere 
 nothing. 
 
 moroeler, v. a. to parcel, to parcel out. 
 
 morcellement, in. parcelling. 
 
 mordalt4, f. corrosiveness || (fig.) bitter- 
 mordant, m. pigment size. iness. 
 
 mordant, e, a. biting || sharp, satirical, 
 
 morrtlcant, e, a. satirical. [snappish. 
 
 mordlouB, ad. (fam.) doggedly. 
 
 mordtller, v. a. to nibble. 
 
 mordore, e, a. reddish-brown. 
 
 mordre, v. a. A n. to bite, to gnaw, to 
 corrode, to nibble II to close with, to Uke|| 
 'a - le dolg-ta, to repent of It
 
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 more monasenx 
 
 more, m. negro, blackamoor. 
 
 moreeqae, a. moresqne, moorish. 
 
 morelle, I. (hot.) night-shade. 
 
 morrll, m. wire edge || elephants' teeth (pi.). 
 
 morlondre, r. a. to chill || so ~, to be 
 chilled I) to dance attendance, to wait In 
 vain || to waste one's time. 
 
 norfondnre, f. cold after beat, morfoun- 
 derlng. 
 
 morruo, t. proud look || haughtiness fi con- 
 celt || dead-house. 
 
 morgruene I morgrolennal bang ill 
 
 xnoribond, e, a. dying. 
 
 morloaud. *, m. A t. (1a.m.) blackey, 
 aambo, nigger || black silkworm. 
 
 rnorlg-ener, T. a. to tutor, to reprimand. 
 
 mnriile, f. (hot.) morel, roorll. 
 
 roorillon. m. black grape || -m, pi. rough 
 emeralds (pi.). 
 
 morne, ni. hillock, mountain. 
 
 morne, a. gloomy, dull. 
 
 mornlfle, f. slap on the cbeek. 
 
 morose, a. sulky, sullen, sour. 
 
 morosltA, (. moroseness. 
 
 morphine, L (chltn.) morphia. 
 
 morpioa, m. crab-louse. 
 
 more, m. curb, bit, borse-blt 
 
 morse, m. morse, hippopotamus. 
 
 roorsure, f. bite, biting. 
 
 mort, f. death, decease |F~ anx monohes, 
 fly-destroyer || & ~, mortally, to death. 
 
 mort, e, m. & t. dead person || corpse. 
 
 mort, e, a. dead, defunct (I stagnant || lying 
 dead I! neap || spent II out|| lifeless || 1 vre -~, 
 a. dead-drunk || ~-ne, a. still-born. 
 
 mortadelle, f. Bologna-sausage. 
 
 mortalse. f. mortise. 
 
 mortality, f. mortality. 
 
 mortal, m. mortal, man. [deadly. 
 
 mortal, la, a. i-loment, ad.) mortal(ly) || 
 
 mortler, m. mortar || cap h coif. 
 
 mortlfler, T. a. to mortify (I to rex, to 
 bumble II to make (meat) tender. 
 
 mortnaire, a. mortuary || funeral |l drap 
 ~, m. pall (I extrait ~, m. death-certifi- 
 cate (I maison ~, f. bouse of the deceased. 
 
 morn*, f. codfish, cod. 
 
 raorve, f. glanders (pi.) || snot. 
 
 morveujc. se, m. A f. brat (I slut (I qal se 
 Rent ~ moaohe, let him whom the 
 cap fits wear It. 
 
 morveux, se, a. snotty || glandered. 
 
 mosalque, f. marquetry, patch-work. 
 
 mosqaee, f. mosque. 
 
 mot, in. word, saying, sentence || en un ~, 
 In word, in snort || & ces -a, at those 
 words fl - a -, * pour ~, word for word, 
 literally II bon ~, Jest, joke, witticism || 
 - & double entente, ambiguous word, 
 pun. [moving power. 
 
 moteur, m. mover, author || propeller || 
 
 moteur, trice, a. motive, moving. 
 
 motif, m. motive, incitement, cause, reason. 
 
 motlTer, v. a. to allege motives OK reasons. 
 
 motte, f. clod || pent ]| hillock || roll 
 
 e matter, to lurk behind a clod. 
 
 motteux, m. white-tail, wheat-ear (bird). 
 
 metric I hush I mum I not a word! 
 
 mow, m. Ufhui (of animals 
 
 mou, (mol), molle, a. soft, mellow || 
 muggy I! Indolent, weak, effeminate, ener- 
 vated || temps -, in. close weather. 
 
 moaohard, m. spy, eavesdropper. 
 
 moncharder, v. a. & n. to spy. 
 
 monche, f. fly || spy, patch ]| blade || (of 
 foils) cap II loo (game) [I little ben id on the 
 under-lip l| ~ * mini, honey-bee || - 
 blene, blue-bottle (fly) || une tine ~, a 
 cunning person. 
 
 moncher, v. a. to blow the oose || to mvft 
 a candle || se ~, to blow one'* nose || ne 
 pas se ~ da pled, to be no fool. 
 
 moaoherolle, f. fly-catcher (bird). 
 
 monoheron, rn. gnat |i snuff (of a candlp). 
 
 monobeter, v. a. to spot || to speckle II 
 to cap. 
 
 mouchettes, f. pi. snuffers (pi.). 
 
 monchetare, f. spot || spotted ness || speckle. 
 
 moncholr, m. handkerchief. 
 
 monohnre, f. snuffing of a candle. 
 
 mondre, v. a. ir. to grind || to mill. 
 
 mone, f. pouting, wry face || fair* la ~, 
 
 maette, f. sea-gull (bird). [to pout. 
 
 monfette, f. choke-damp || malaria. 
 
 moune, m. bloated face. 
 
 moafle, f. mitten II tackle. 
 
 moaflon, m. niufflon, wild sneep. 
 
 mougrick, in. (Russian) peasant, moujik. 
 
 moalllare, m. anchorage. 
 
 monlller, v. a. to wet, to soak, to moisten I) 
 to cast anchor || se ~, to get wet. 
 
 moulllette, f. ''finger" of bread. 
 
 moulllnre, f. wetting. 
 
 moolare, m. moulding. 
 
 monle, m. mould, cast, model, pattern fl 
 netiing-mle || ~ a benrre, butter-print 
 
 nxonle, f. mussel (fish). 
 
 mouler, v. a. to mould, to cast || to print. 
 
 moalear, m. moulder. 
 
 tuoulln, m. mill !| ~ a bras, band-mill || 
 ~ a ean, water-mill || ~ a fonlon, 
 fulling-mill || ~ a paroles, chatterbox || 
 ~ a vent, windmill || ~ a papier, 
 paper-mill |l ~ a hnlle, oil-mill |[ - a 
 poadre, powder-mill || - a oaf A, coffee- 
 
 moullnare, m. silk-throwing. [grinder. 
 
 moulln<, e, a. worm-eaten. 
 
 moallnet, m. hand-mill || falre la ~, to 
 twirl, to flourish. 
 
 monlu, e, a. ground, bruised || aching. 
 
 moulnre, f. moulding. 
 
 monrant, e, a. dying, fading, languishing. 
 
 monrlr, v. n. Ir. to die. to expire || to 
 perish || se ~. to die, to be dying. 
 
 mouron, m. chickweed. 
 
 monsqaet, m. musket. 
 
 monsquetalre, m. musketeer. 
 
 raousquetarie, L musketry || volley of 
 musketry. 
 
 rnousqueton, m. musketoon. 
 
 mousse, m. cabin-boy. 
 
 mousse, f. (boL) moss || froth, foam || lather. 
 
 monssellne, f. muslin. 
 
 monsaer. v. n. to froth, to foam, to lather 
 to sparkle || falre ~, to puff (one) up. 
 
 roonnaeron, m. (boL) small white mush- 
 room, fling II mossy. 
 , a. frothy, foaming, upark-
 
 monflson M nittner 
 
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 mousson, f. monsoon. 
 
 moussa, , - moesy. 
 
 moustache, f. mustachios (pL) H (of ani- 
 mals) whisker || vie 111 e ~, old soldier. 
 
 monatlqualrfl, f. mosqui to-net 
 
 monstique, m. mosquito. 
 
 moflt, m. most || wort. 
 
 moutard, m. little boy. brat. 
 
 moutard e. 1 mustard || trifles (pi.) II falre 
 monter la ~ an nes, to make angry. 
 
 montardler, m. mustard-pot || mustard- 
 maker. 
 
 mouton, m. mntton, wether, sbeep II sheep- 
 leather |t rammer (j lamp || prison-spy || 
 -, pi. rolllog waves (pi.). 
 
 raontonne, e, a. fleecy. 
 
 moutonner, T. n. to foam, to whlton. 
 
 raoutonneax, se. a. fl(v>cy. 
 
 moutonnler, a. sheep-like || woolly. 
 
 moutnre, I. grinding |f miller's pny || mofllln. 
 
 mouTant, e, a. moving || shifting || ani- 
 mated || sable ~, m. quicksand. 
 
 monvement, m. motion, movement || Im- 
 pulse ||(mus.) measure || bustle, agitation || 
 emotion || fit || fluctuation. 
 
 mouTir, T. a. (hort.) to stir Dp tbe mould. 
 
 monvolr. v. a. Ir. to move, to stir, to 
 agitate, to Incite, to instigate. 
 
 moyen, m. means, way. expedient || as- 
 sistance || power, riches (pi.). 
 
 moyen, ne. a. middle, middling, aver- 
 age || middle-sized. 
 
 moyennant, pr. for, by means of. 
 
 moT*nne, f. average. 
 
 moy en, m. nave (of a wheel) y plum. 
 
 unable, a. mutable. 
 
 mnollaa**, m. mucilage || gum. 
 
 mncllag-lneux, , a. mugcilaglnous. 
 
 mucoalte, f. mucus. 
 
 mn e, f. moulting || mewing || moul ting-time || 
 lough, cast skin |j mew || coop. 
 
 mur, v. n. to moult || to mew || to shed the 
 feathers |i to change. 
 
 mnet, to, a. mute, dumb, speechless. 
 
 muette, f. mewl) shooting-lodge. 
 
 mafle, m. muzzle N snout. 
 
 manier, m. Knap-dragon. 
 
 mace, m. mullet. 
 
 mag-lr, v. n. to roar, to bellow, to low. 
 
 mufflasement, m. roaring, bellowing. 
 
 mnruet, m. (bot) lily of the valley II (med.) 
 
 maid, m. hogshead. [thrush. 
 
 malatre, ease, m. & 1. mulatto. 
 
 mulatre, ease, a. mulatto. 
 
 mala, f. mule || slipper. 
 
 mnletler, m. muleteer. 
 
 mulot, m. field-mouse. 
 
 multlnome, a, (alg.) multinomial. 
 
 multlpare, a. multlparous. 
 
 mnltlpllcatear, m. multlpllcator. 
 
 multlpllolte, f. multiplicity. 
 
 multiplier, v. a. to multiply, to Increase 
 to breed D ~, to multiply. 
 
 multitude, f. multitude. 
 
 municipal, m. municipal guard, con- 
 stable n municipal officer. 
 
 municipal, e, a. municipal. 
 
 municipality, f. municipality || town-hall. 
 
 munificence, f. 
 
 munlr, v. a. to store, to provide with, to 
 
 furnish with. 
 munition, f. ammunition || provisions || 
 
 pain de ~, m. ammunition-bread. 
 munltlonBatro, m. commissioner of 
 
 stores. 
 
 mnqneux, se, a. (an. & mgd.) mucous. 
 mur, m. wall || ~ mltoyen, partition- 
 
 wail || ~ d'appul, breast-wall || ~ d'en- 
 
 oelnte, walls. 
 mur, e, a. ripe, mellow, mature || worn- 
 
 out |l -emnt, ad. maturely, deliberately. 
 muralUe, f. wall. 
 muralllement, m. walling. 
 mural, e, a. mural. 
 
 mure, f. (bot.) mulberry || - atauvaara, 
 murone, f. sea-eel (fish). |dow). 
 
 mnrer, v. a, to wall || to block tip (a win- 
 mftrier, m. (bot.) mulberry-tree || ~ aau- 
 
 vag-e, blackberry-bush. 
 mftrir, v. a. A n. to ripen, to grow ripe. 
 mnrmuratour, trice, m. & murmurer, 
 
 grumbler. [tering. 
 
 mnrmure, m. murmur, grumbling, unui- 
 murmurer, v. n. to murmur, to grumble || 
 
 to whisper. 
 
 mnsaraigrne. f. shrew-mouse. 
 mnaard, ro. loiterer. 
 muaard, e, a. loitering. 
 musarder, v. n. to loiter. 
 muse, in. musk. 
 mnscade, t (bot.) nutmeg || juggler's ball 
 
 near de ~, f. (bot & com.) mace. 
 muscadel, m. muscatel. 
 masoadler, m. (bot) nutmeg-tree. 
 musoadln, m. musk-lozenge H scented fop. 
 muscat, m. (bot) muscatel grape. 
 muacat, e, a. muscatel. 
 muscle, m. muscle. 
 muao!6, e, a. musculous. 
 mnscnlalre, a. muscular. 
 muacnleux. ae, m. muscular, brawny. 
 muse, f. muse II beginning of rutting-time. 
 maaeaa, m. snout, muzzle, nose. 
 maaee, m. museum. 
 maseler, v. a. to muzzle. 
 muBell&re, f. muzzle, nose-band. 
 maaer, v. n. to muse, to loiter, to trifle || 
 
 to go to rut. 
 
 mnnerolle, f. nose-band of a horse's bridle. 
 musette, f. bagpipe || nose-bag. 
 rauB^um, m. museum. 
 musical, e, a. (-ement, ad.) muslcal(ly). 
 mualclen, m. musician. 
 muslque, f. music || band || muxlcal-boz || 
 
 a ~, musical. (flattering. 
 
 masque, e, a. musk-scented If affected y 
 masquer, v. a. to perfume with musk. 
 Masalman, m. Mahometan, Mussulman. 
 motabllite. L mutability. 
 mutation, t. mutation, change. 
 mutllateur, m. mutllator. 
 mutilateur, a. mutilating. 
 mutilsr, v. a. to mutilate, to malm. 
 mutln, e, m. A f. refractory child || mntln- 
 
 OUH person || (mil.) mutineer. 
 mutln, e, a. mutinous, seditions, riotous, 
 
 headstrong. 
 e mnttner, to mutiny | to be atubborn,
 
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 mntlnerle, f. mutiny, sedition || stub- 
 bornness, fractlousness. 
 
 matisme, m. dumbness. 
 
 mntnel, le, a. (-lament, ad. ) mutual(ly) || 
 reciprocal (ly). 
 
 myope, m. short-sighted person. 
 
 myope, a. short-sighted. 
 
 myopia, f. short-sightedness, [not. 
 
 myoaotlB, m. (hot.) myosotis, forget-me- 
 
 myrlade, f. myriad, ten thousand. 
 
 myrlametre, m. ten thousand metres 
 (=- 10 kilometres), 
 
 myrlapode, m. millepede. 
 
 myrrhe, f. myrrh. 
 
 myrrh Is, m. (hot.) myrrh. 
 
 myrte, m. (hoi.) myrtle. 
 
 mystere, m. mystery. fmysterlous(ly). 
 
 myat6rleux , >e, a. (-neroent, ad.) 
 
 mysticisms, m. mysticism. 
 
 mynticlt6, f. mysticalnoss. 
 
 jnyntificatetir, m. hoaxer. 
 
 mystlfler, v. a. to mystify, to hoax. 
 
 mystique, a. (-ment, ad.) mystically), 
 
 mythe. m. myth, fable. 
 
 mytholoffle, f. mythology. 
 
 mythcloglque, a. mythological. 
 
 N. 
 
 nabab, m. nabob. 
 
 nabot, e, m. & f. shrimp, dwarf. 
 
 naearat, a. nacarat. 
 
 nacelle, f. small boat. 
 
 nacre, f. mother of pearl. 
 
 nagre, f. swimming I) (mar.) rowlock || & 
 la ~, in swimming (f tout ea ~, all in a 
 perspiration. fto swim with. 
 
 nagreolre, f. fin (of a fish) || cork ou bladders 
 
 naffer, v. n. to swim, to float || (mar.) to 
 row. 
 
 aagrenr, e, m. & t. swimmer || (mar.) 
 
 nag-ear. Be, a. swimming. [rower. 
 
 nalade, f. naiad, water-nymph. 
 
 naif, ve, a. artless, ingenuous, innocent, 
 unaffected, simple. ((card game). 
 
 naln, m. dwarf || ~ Jaune, Pope Joan 
 
 naln, e, a. dwarfish. 
 
 nai seance, f. birth, extraction || descent || 
 beginning, rise || spring. 
 
 nalssant, e, a. rising, coming forth || 
 dawning || incipient || Infant || budding. 
 
 naltre, v. n. ir. to be born, to come into 
 the world || to grow, to arise, to originate. 
 
 naXvement, ad. plainly, candidly, in- 
 genuously. 
 
 na!vet6, f. artlessness, ingenuousness, 
 frankness, native simplicity. 
 
 nanan, m. dainties (pi.), goodies (pi.). 
 
 nankin, m. nankeen. 
 
 nantlr, T. a. to give a pledge ou security || 
 Atre nantl de, to hold as security || ee 
 ~, to provide oneself with || to have in 
 hand. 
 
 nantissement. m. security, pledge. 
 
 naphte, m. (chlm.) naphtha. fcnbi), 
 
 Ifapoleon, m. Napoleon (20 franc gola- 
 
 nappe, t cloth || table-cloth || clap-net. 
 
 napperon, m. table-cloth. fdaffodil. 
 
 narclsse, in. (Dot.) narcissus ||~de>prB, 
 
 narcotiqne, m. (mid.) narcotic. 
 
 narcotiqne, a. (med.) narcotic. 
 
 nard, m. (bot.) spikenard. fa fig for. . . ! 
 
 narg-ae, f. spite |f (fig. ) mockery || ~ de . . . I 
 
 narg-uer, v. a. to set at defiance. 
 
 narlne, f. nostril. 
 
 narquois, e, a. cunning, sly. 
 
 narratenr, m. narrator. 
 
 narratlf, ve, a. narrative. 
 
 narration, f. narration, narrative, recital 
 
 narrA, m. narration. 
 
 narrer, v. a. to narrate. 
 
 nasal, e, a. (-ement, ad./ nasal(ty). 
 
 nasean, m. nostril. 
 
 nasillard, e, m. <t. f. snuffler. 
 
 nasillard, e, a. snuffling. 
 
 nasillement, m. snuffling. 
 
 nasiller, v. n. to speak through the noee. 
 
 naslllenr, ae, m. a. t. snuffler, [n<-rnp-. 
 
 nasse, f. wear (fish) || weir, snare |] (fig.) 
 
 natal, e, a. natal, native || joar -, m. 
 
 birthday || pay* ~. m. native country, 
 natation, f. swimming. 
 natlf, ve, a. native, born, 
 nation, f. nation, people, 
 national, e, a. (-ement, ad.) national(ly). 
 nationalise!-, v. a. to nationalise. 
 nationality, f. nationality, 
 natlonaaz, m. pi. natives (pi.) II native 
 
 subjects (pi.). 
 
 natlvltfi, f. nativity, birth, 
 natte, f. mat, hassock || plaited hair || plait. 
 natter, v. a. to mat [| to plait the hair, 
 nattier, m. mat-maker. 
 natnraliaer, v. a. to naturalise, 
 natnraliste, m. naturalist, 
 naturallte', f. right of a native |] privilege 
 
 of naturalisation, 
 nature, f. nature || constitution || kind II 
 
 d'apres ~, from nature || from the life !| 
 
 oontre ~, unnatural || payer en ~, to 
 
 pay in kind, 
 natural, m. nature, temper, genius, con- 
 
 stltution, disposition of mind || native, 
 naturel, le, a. natural, easy, ingenuous, 
 
 plain, sincere || illegitimate, 
 naturellement, ad. naturally, by nature || 
 
 easily || frankly || of course, 
 nanfraare, m. shipwreck || falre ~, to bo 
 
 shipwrecked U to be wrecked, 
 nanfrag-e, e, a. shipwrecked, 
 nanlagre, m. freight of passengers, 
 nanaeabond, e, a. nauseous. 
 naus6e, f. nausea || disgust, 
 nantile, m. nautilus. 
 nautique, a. nautical, 
 nautonler, m. mariner, sailor, 
 naval, e, a. naval. 
 navle, f. boat-load, 
 navet, m. (bot) turnip u (hort.) root, 
 navette, f. (bot. I rape || rape-seed || rape-oil || 
 
 netting-needle || weaver's shuttle || xairs 
 
 la ~, to run to and fro. 
 navlgrable, a. navigable. 
 navigratenr, m. navigator. 
 ravlg-atHur, a. seafaring, 
 navigation, f. navigation II vojage.
 
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 r, v. n. to navigate, to Mil. 
 navlra, m. ihtp, vessel || ~ march an 4, 
 
 (mar.) merchantman, 
 navrant, e, a. heartrending, 
 navrer, v. a. to wound, to rend the heart, 
 ne, c. no, not || ~ paa, ~ point, not. 
 n, , a. born || blea ~, of good birth H 
 
 well-dispoeed. 
 ndanmolnB, c. nevertheless, however, for 
 
 all that 
 
 ne'ant, m. nothingness, nothing, nought 
 nAbnlenie, f. (astr.) cloud, nebula. 
 nSbulnnx, >e, a. nebulous, cloudy, gloomy. 
 nebnloalt6, f. nebulosity, cloudiness. 
 n*cBlro, m. necessaries (pi.) || work- 
 box || dresfting-case || canteen, 
 nftoesaalre, a. necessary H requisite Q 
 
 -ment, ad. necessarily, needs. 
 nAcennlt*, f. necessity, exigence, indig- 
 ence, want || -m, pi. necessaries (pi.). 
 n*oeilter, v. a. to necessitate, to force, 
 
 to compel. 
 
 n*cfm)tetix, , a. necessitous, needy. 
 no plua ultra, dv. ne pins ultra, 
 n Acrolog;e, m. obituary. 
 ntorologle, f. necrology. 
 ntorolorlqne, a. necrological. 
 ntoromancle, f. necromancy. 
 n*oromanclen, m. necromancer, 
 nfopopole, (. necropolis, 
 nootar, m. nectar. 
 
 net, L nave (of a church) f| (poeX) ship. 
 BffMte, a. inauspicious, unlucky, 
 nftfle, f. medlar. 
 n6fUp, m. (hot) medlar-tree. 
 nfftif, ve, a. (-veznent, ad.) negative 
 
 (ly) || In the negative. 
 negation, f. negation, denial, 
 neg-atlve, f. (gr.) negative || refusal, 
 nrlir*. m. neglige, undress, loose dress. 
 n(rliemment, ad. negligently, care- 
 
 lensly. 
 
 nrHsrenoe, f. negligence, carelessness, 
 neriiront, , a. negligent, neglectful f| 
 
 careless. 
 n(ciigrer, v. s, to neglect, to slight |i to 
 
 omit || , to neglect oneself. 
 neroce, m. trade, trading, commerce. 
 niroclable, a. negotiable. 
 n6ft-oclant, m. merchant 
 n*iroclatur, m. negotiator. 
 n*oolatlon, f. negotiation, 
 nrtg-ocler, v. a. A n. to negotiate, to trade, 
 nerr*. . m. A f. negro || negreaa. 
 n*-rcri, f. negro-yard, barracoon. 
 n6 frier, m. slave-dealer II (mar.) slave-ship. 
 ngTlllon, n*. m. &. t. negro-boy || negro- 
 
 girl. [ball, 
 
 nelg-e, f. snow || plot de ~, L mow- 
 neirer, T. n. to snow, 
 nalreojt, , a. snowy, 
 aennl, ad. no, not at all, no forsooth. 
 nAnufar, nenuphar, m. (Dot) water-lily. 
 n*olog-lo, f. neology. 
 nolo(rlBm, m. neologism. 
 Doloirlte, nolora, m. neologlct 
 nophyt, m. nropny 
 pirtlqn, a. (an. 
 
 renaL 
 
 n^potisme, m. nepotism. 
 
 n4r61de, f. nereid. [de -a, f. nervous fit 
 
 nerf, m. nerve, strength, sinew || 
 
 nerprun, m. (bot) back-thorn. 
 
 nerv*, e, a. nerved. 
 
 nerver, v. a. to cord. 
 
 nerveux, Be, a. nervous, sinewy l| vigorous. 
 
 nervur*. L nerve, moulding || cording || 
 Blips || rfb. 
 
 net, te, a. neat, clean II clear, pure. Inno- 
 cent, blameless [| perspicuous || oompte ~. 
 m. clear account || ~. ad. entfi-ely II at 
 once || short II frankly |i flatly || -tpment, 
 ad. neatly, cleanly, clearly, frankly, 
 plainly. 
 
 netteti, f. neatness, cleanness, nearness. 
 
 nettolement, netioyagre, m. clpanlng, 
 cleansing, clearing. [scour || to pick. 
 
 nattoyer, r. a. to clean, to cleanse, to 
 
 near, m. nine || ninth. 
 
 nenf , a. nine || ninth. 
 
 nonf, m. something new II new clothes Q 
 a. ~, again, anew || jlke new. 
 
 nent, ve, a. new, fresh, raw, inexperienced. 
 
 nentralnment, ad. neutrally. 
 
 nentpallaer, v. a. to neutrallae. 
 
 neutralltfi, f. neutrality. 
 
 neutre, a. neuter, neutral. [novena, 
 
 neuvalne, 1 nine days' devotions (pi.), 
 
 nenvlexae, a. (-tcent, ad.) ninth(ly). 
 
 neven, m. nephew. 
 
 navralKie. L (mM.) neuralgia, 
 
 n^vroae, L (m6d.) neurosis. 
 
 ne, m. nose || (mar.) bows of a ship (pi.) | 
 
 nl, c. neither, nor. [.smell || scent. 
 
 niable, a. deniable. 
 
 nials, m. simpleton, ninny. 
 
 nlala, e, a. silly || loollsh -ement, ad. 
 sillily, foolishly. 
 
 nlainep, v. n. to paddle, to play the fool. 
 
 nlalserie, f. silliness, simplicity, foolprr, 
 
 niche, f. niche || trick || kennel. I trifle. 
 
 nlchee, f. nest, brood || crew, Kt, lot 
 
 nlohep, v. n. to nestle fl ~, v. a. to put, to 
 
 nlchet, m. nest-egg. [set 
 
 ntoholp, m. brepa Ing-cage. 
 
 Vloodeme, m. noodle, silly-billy. 
 
 nid, m. nest l| ~ rate, rat-hole f| wretched 
 hovel. 
 
 alell*, f. mildew, blight H cockle. 
 
 nleller, v. a. to smut, to blight || to enamel 
 In black. 
 
 nlep, v. a. to deny, to disown. 
 
 nlaraad, m. booby, simpleton. 
 
 nlraad, e, a. silly, foolish. 
 
 nig-andor. v. n. to play the fool, to trifl*. 
 
 nlgraaderl*, L foolery, silliness, foolish 
 
 nlhlllame. m. nihilism. (action. 
 
 ulhlllat*. m. nihilist 
 
 nlhlllats, a. nihilist, nihilist to. 
 
 nllle, f. tendril of a vine. 
 
 Blmbe, f. nimbus, glory. 
 
 nipper, v. a. to rig out, to fit out f(pl-). 
 nlppee, t pL clothes (nl.), apparel, thing* 
 alqne, f.; fair* la ~ a, qn., to corn one. 
 nltouohe, f.; nalnt*> ~, demure hypocrite. 
 nltpeoK, , a. (chim.) nitrona, 
 nitriere. L saltpetre-bed. 
 , a. (oblm.) nltdix
 
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 nivefcu xurarean 
 
 ruveau, tn. level || ~ a- bnlle d'air. spirit- 
 level II an ~, de ~, level, even with. 
 
 nlveler, v. a. to level. 
 
 nlveleur, m. leveller. 
 
 nlvellemnnt,' m. levelling. 
 
 nobllialra, m. perrage(book). 
 
 noblllaire, a. pertaining to the nobility. 
 
 noble, m. nobleman. [ad. nobly. 
 
 noble, a. noble, great, fllusMous || -ment, 
 
 noblesae, t nobleness, nobility. 
 
 nooe, nooea, f. wedding, nuptia!*, mar- 
 riage |i wedding feast || JoLntlcatloo || drink- 
 ing-bout || comfortable ou pleasant sitna- 
 
 nooeur, m. reveller, gay spark. Itfon. 
 
 nooher, tn. pilot || steersman* 
 
 nocturne. a< nocturnal, nightly. 
 
 nocoltA, (. noxiousness. 
 
 npdoilM, f. (chlr.) node (I (bot) nodosity. 
 
 Voel, m. Christmas || Christmas-carol || 
 4. la ~, oir Christmas Day. 
 
 ncand, m. knot, joint, tin |] node fl rub II 
 knuckle || (fig.] difficulty. 
 
 noir, m. Mack || smudge D bull's-eye |) 
 negro (I ~ de tame, lamp-clack || fair* 
 -, to be dark. 
 
 noir, e, a. black, dark, sable, fool, dirty, 
 gloomy || wicked, base ||. (of bread, meat, 
 sauces) brown || (of coffee) without milk j| 
 
 - animal, bone-blnck || en, -, on the dark 
 oolr&tre, a.- blackish. [side. 
 noiraad, in. dark person II blackamoor, 
 noiroeur, f. blackness || hetnousness, base- 
 ness, atrocity. [defame. 
 
 nolrolr, v. a. & a, to blacken, to stain, to 
 nolrclBsure, f. blackening, black spot, 
 noire, f. (inus.) crotchet 
 noise, f. quarrel || oherohar ~ a, to pick 
 
 a quarrel with. 
 
 nolsetler, m. (bot.) hazel-tree, 
 noisette, f. nut, hazel-nut 
 nolx, f. nut walnut l| tumbler II kernel H 
 
 poie's eye II knee-cap j| ~ de gralle, pall- 
 noils, m. (mar.t freight (nut 
 no.llser, v. a. (mar., com.) to charter (In 
 
 the Mediterranean). 
 aoffi, m. name I; noun II fame, reputation, 
 
 glory | an - de. In the name of || de ~. 
 
 in name II - de bnptSme, chrlstinn name f| 
 
 - de demoiselle, muidi-n name II ~ de 
 srnerre, assumed name II alias |) nick- 
 name. 
 
 nomade, a. nomadic, wandering, errant 
 
 nombre, m. number |i multitude f harmony. 
 
 nombrer, v. a. to number. 
 
 nomhroux, ae, a. numerous II harmonious. 
 
 nombrtl, in. navel || (an.) umbilicus || (bot) 
 eye || - de V6nus, (bot) navel-wort 
 
 nomenclature, 1 nomenclature. 
 
 nominal, e, a. nominal. 
 
 nomlnatlf, m. (XT.) nominative (case). 
 
 nomlnatit, vo, a. of names, nominative. 
 
 nomination, f. nomination, appointment 
 
 nomlnatlvement, ad. by name. 
 
 nommSment, ad. namely, particularly. 
 
 nommer, v. a. to name || to call, to ap- 
 point l| Be ~, to be -called. 
 
 non, ad. no, not || - plus, no more, no 
 longer || ~ eealement, not only. 
 
 nonaenaire, m. & f. nonagenarian. 
 
 a. nonagenarian. 
 
 nonce, m. nuncio. 
 
 nonohalamment, ad. carelessly, supinely. 
 
 nonchalance, f. carelessness, suplnenese. 
 
 nonchalant, e, a. negligent, remiss, care- 
 
 notinaln, nonne, f. nun. [lees. 
 
 nonnette, f. young nun J| gingerbread-nut 
 
 nonobstant, pr. notwithstariding. 
 
 nonparellle, f. small ribbon || (typ.) non- 
 
 non-aena, m. nonsense. [pareil. 
 
 non8nooe, m. failure. 
 
 non-usa^e, m. disuse. 
 
 non-valeur, f- unprofitableness, unprc- 
 ducUveness II (com.) outstanding debts 
 
 nord, m. North. I (pi.) || bill of no value. 
 
 normal, e, a. normal. 
 
 Normand, m. erafty fellow. 
 
 normand, e, a. evasive || equivocal. 
 
 noa, pn. pi. (de, notre) our. 
 
 nontalirle, f. home-sickness. 
 
 nota, m. note, mark. 
 
 notability, f. remarkable pcroons (pi.). 
 
 notable, a. notable, of note, remarkable, 
 considerable, eminent || -ment, ad. no- 
 tably || considerably. 
 
 notables, m. pi. notables (pi.). 
 
 notalre, m. notary, attorney. 
 
 notamment, ad. especially, particularly. 
 
 notarial, m. notary's office. 
 
 note, f. note, mark, remark, annotation. 
 
 noter, v. a. to note, to mark, to remark H 
 to brand, to degrade. 
 
 noteor, m. music-copier. 
 
 notice, L short account, short memoir, 
 summary. [to declare. 
 
 notifier, v. a. to notify, to make known, 
 
 notion, f. notion, Idea, conception. 
 
 nocolre, a. (-ment, ad.) notorlous(ly). 
 
 notor!6t6, f. notoriety. 
 
 notre, pn. our. 
 nfttre (la, la), pn. onrs II our own H 
 (lea), pi. ours (pi.) || our relations (pi.), 
 
 our friends, (pi.). 
 
 none, t. pantile II gutter-lead |j pasture- 
 ground, (rickety || set 
 
 nou6, e, a. tied || (md.) stiff-connected. 
 
 noner, v. a. A n. to tie, to knit, to Join || 
 se ~, (Jard.) to knit || to grow rickety. 
 
 nononx, ae, a. knotty. 
 
 nouffat, m. almond-cake. 
 
 nourratn, m. young fry (pi.). 
 
 nourrlce, f. wet-nurse, foster-mother (1 
 mettre en ~, to put out to nurse. 
 
 uourrlclor, m. foster-father || fosterer. 
 
 nonrrlcler, ere, a. nutritive. 
 
 nonrrir, v. a. <t n. to nourish, to nurture, 
 to nurse, to feed |j to maintain, to keep || 
 e ~, to live on feed upon. 
 
 nonrrisaagre, m. feeding. 
 
 nonrrissenr, m. cow-keeper, cattle-feeder. , 
 
 nonrrlsaon, m. nursling, foster-child, 
 nurse-child. 
 
 nonrrltnre. f. nourishment, food, living, 
 livelihood if education. [ourselves (pl.J. 
 
 nona, pn. pi. we, us. to us (1 ~-mSmes, pi. 
 
 nonnre, f. rickets (pi.) II setting. 
 
 nouvean, m. new boy (at school) R some- 
 thing new I) novelty || de ~, anew || again H 
 aUo.
 
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 aonvaa (nonvel), velle, a. new. recent R 
 novel || different || other || further || green U 
 ~, ad. newly. 
 
 Bonveaat6, f. novelty, newness, Innova- 
 tion U marchand de -a, m. linen-draper 
 [i mag-asln de , m. fashionable ware- 
 house. 
 
 nonvelle, f. news. Intelligence, tidings. 
 
 Bonvellement,aa. newly, recently, freshly, 
 lately. 
 
 nonvelllste, m. newsmonger |i novelist. 
 
 novateur, trice, m. A I. Innovator. 
 
 POT at ear, trloe, a. Innovating. 
 
 novembre, m. November. 
 
 novice, ni. novice, beginner. 
 
 novice, a. novice. Inexperienced, unskilled. 
 
 noviclat, m. novitiate, apprenticeship. 
 
 aoyade, f. drowning. 
 
 noyale, f. sail-cloth. 
 
 noyan, m. stone (of fniln || noyan 
 (liqueur) II newel of a winding-staircase || 
 nucleus J mould, core. 
 
 noyer, m. (hot.) walnut-tree, 
 
 noyer, T. a. to drown || ~, to drown 
 oneself, to be drowned. 
 
 noyon, m. (at bowls) mark. 
 
 nn, m. naked pan J| (the) nude. 
 
 nu, , ft. naked, bare, uncovered || poor, 
 destitute H plain, open || It ~. nakedly, 
 oiwnly || wltliuul a saddle || ~ plod*, bare- 
 foot || ~-tete, bareheaded. 
 
 nnare, m. cloud || darkness. 
 
 noafeaz. , a. cloudy. 
 
 nuance, f. shade || gradation of colours. 
 
 nuanoer, v. a. to shade, to variegate. 
 
 nubile, a. marrlngeable. 
 
 nnbllltA. f. marriageable age. 
 
 nndlt*. f. nudity, nakedness. 
 
 nne, t. cloud || -<, pi. skies (pi.). 
 
 nu*, f. cloud || storm || (fig.) swarm, 
 multitude. [tn prejudice. 
 
 nlre, v. n. to annoy, to wrong, to hurt, 
 
 nulftlble, a. hurtful, detrimental, preju- 
 dicial, noxious. Injurious. 
 
 unit. L night H darkness R de -. In the 
 night | a la - tombante, at nightfall || 
 bonne. -, rood night || fair* ~, to be 
 night on dark J| fair* ~, to get dark. 
 
 nnttamment, ad. In the night, by night. 
 
 nnltee, f. night's work || night's lodging. 
 
 nul, IB, a. null, void, Invalid H no, not 
 one, nobody, 
 
 nnllement, ad. not at all, by no means, 
 in no wise. 
 
 nnlllte, f. nnllUy, Incapacity g Haw || 
 cipher. 
 
 nftment, ad. nakedly, plainly. 
 
 numeraire, m. cash, specie]) bullion. 
 
 numeral, e, a. numeral. 
 
 numerlque, a. (-ment. ad.) numerical(ly). 
 
 nnmero, m. number |l size. 
 
 num6rotaa-e, m. numbering. 
 
 numeroter, v. a. to number. 
 
 nnmlamate. m. numlgmntologist. 
 
 nuptial, , a. nuptial, bridal. 
 
 nnque, f. nape of the neck. 
 
 nntrltif, v, a. nutritive, nntritloufl, 
 nourishing. 
 
 nymph*, f. nymph H grub (ot Inaecti). 
 
 0. 
 
 oasis, m. oasis. 
 
 ob<lr, v. n. to obey, to yield, to comply 
 
 with. [dominion, 
 
 obelssance, (. obedience II allegiance | 
 obelasant, e, a. obedient || flexible || dull* 
 obellsqne, m. obelisk. IfnL 
 
 oberer, v. a, to run into debt, 
 obesita, f. obesity, corpulency, 
 obltualre, m obituary. 
 obitnalre, a. obituary, 
 objector, v. a. to object. 
 object!!, m. object-glass, 
 objeotit, v, a, objective, 
 ob jet, m. object, end, motive R matter, 
 
 business l| - de rlB6e, laughing-stock, 
 objurgation, f. objurgation, 
 oblation, f. oblation, offering, 
 obligation, f. obligation, duty, bond, 
 obllg-atoire, a. obligatory, compulsory, 
 
 binding U Incumbent || -ment, ad. com- 
 obltiro, m. bond, Indenture. Ipulsorily. 
 obliged, e, a. obliged, bound, 
 obllg-eamment, ad. obligingly, 
 obllgeance, f. obligingness, 
 obllger, v. a. to oblige, to obligate, to 
 
 hind, to compel, 
 oblique, a. (-ment, ad.) oblique(ly) | 
 
 Indlrect(ly) || unfHinly). 
 obllqner, v. n. to slant |) to turn H to cut. 
 obllqnite, f. obliquity || slant || (fig.) un- 
 obllterer, v. a. to obliterate. [falrneM. 
 oblongr, UB, a. oblong, 
 obol 
 
 obHcnr, e, a. obscure, dark, 
 
 obsonroir, v. a. to obscure, to darken, to 
 
 dim, to sully II '-, to become dark, 
 obscnrclasement, m. darkening II dim* 
 
 ness. [fusedly. 
 
 obscnrement, ad. obscurely R dimly, con- 
 obacorlt6, f. obscurity, obecureness, dark- 
 
 no-B, glooro. fsesa. 
 
 obiednr, v. a. to besot |l (of spirits) to pos- 
 obs^qneH, f. pi. obsequies (pi.). 
 obse.qnie.njr, se, a, (-sement, ad.) ob- 
 
 longr, ne, a. ooiong. 
 
 ole, f. obole II groat l| farthing fl straw. 
 
 Bcenlte, f. ODHcenlty. 
 
 .. 
 
 observatenr, trice, m. A t. observer, 
 observateur, trloe, a. observing, 
 observation, f. observation, remark | 
 
 look -out || hint || observance. 
 observatoire. m. obervatory. 
 observer, v. a. to observe II to examrne R 
 
 to take notice, to mltid ij s'~, to look at 
 
 each other || to be cautious, 
 obsesciion, f. besotting || obsession, 
 obstacle, m. obstacle, 
 obnttnation, f. obstinacy, stubbornness, 
 obstinft, e, n. (-4ment, ad.) obsllnau?(ly) 
 
 || stubbom(l.v). 
 obatlner, v. a. to make obstinate || '~, to 
 
 be obstinately resolved, to insist on. 
 obstrner, v. a. to obstruct, to stop op. 
 obtemperer, v. n. tn comply, to obey. 
 obtonlr, v. a. Ir. to obtain || to acquire, 
 obtentton, f. obtaining, getting.
 
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 oltua ombilical 
 
 obtus, e, a. obtuse |j dull. 
 
 obus, m. (rail.) small bomb, shell. 
 
 obnsier, m; (mil.) howitzer. 
 
 obvler, v. n. to obviate. 
 
 occasion, f. occasion; opportunity, occur- 
 rence || chance || reason || par ~, by chance, 
 incidentally || d'~, accidentally, second- 
 hand || marchandise d'~, f. second-hand 
 wares (pi.). (siorml(i.v). 
 
 oocaslonnel, le, a. (-lenient, ad.) occa- 
 
 oocaalonner, v. a. to occasion, to cause. 
 
 Occident, m. Occident, West. 
 
 occidental, e, a. occidental, western. 
 
 ocolpnt, m. (an.) occiput, back part of 
 
 ocolre, v. n. to slay, to kill. |thc brad. 
 
 oconlte, a. occult. [possessor. 
 
 occupant, e, m. & f. occupier, seizer, 
 
 occupation, f. occupation, employment, 
 work. 
 
 oocnper, v. a. to occupy, to hold, to em- 
 
 ploy || to take up [I to inhabit || to trouble 
 
 th< 
 
 to 
 
 engaged on || to troi 
 
 he mind of || to busy || '~, to be bncy, 
 to apply oneself to || to think of | to 
 ouble oneseJ" 
 
 _ elf about. 
 
 ocean, m. ocean, main sea. 
 
 core, m. ochre. 
 
 octave, f. (mus.) octave || eight. 
 
 octobre, m. October. 
 
 octog-6nalre, m. &, t. octogenarian. 
 
 octog-enalre, a. octogenarian. 
 
 octroi, m. grant, indult, city-toll. 
 
 botroyer, v. a. to grant. 
 
 ocnlalre, m. eye-glass. [witness. 
 
 ocnlalre, a. ocular || ttmoln ~, m. eye- 
 
 oculiBte, m. oculist. (reputation, name. 
 
 odour, f. odour, smell, scent, fragrance || 
 
 odleux, m. odium || odiousness j[ invldi- 
 oueness. (fnvidious(ly). 
 
 odleux, ae, a, (-sement, ad.) odious(ly) || 
 
 odomfttre, m. odometer. [grant. 
 
 odor ant, e, a. odorous, odoriferous, fra- 
 
 odorat, m. smell, smelling. 
 
 odorlMrant, e, a. fragrant. [tumour. 
 
 cadftme, m. (m4d.) oedemn, ceaematose 
 
 rail, m. eye || look I) hole || bud [I lustre || 
 bubble || A vna d'~, visibly || entre 
 qnatre yenx, between two persons || ~- 
 da -txeuf, m. bull's eye || small oval win- 
 dow I) ~-de-perdrlx, m. corn between 
 
 oslllade, f. ogling, glance. [the toes. 
 
 celllere, f. eye-flap, blinker || eye-tooth. 
 
 oelllet, m. (bot. ) pink, carnation II eyelet- 
 hole || - de poete, (bot) sweet- William || 
 - d'Xnde, (bot.) marigold. 
 
 oellleton, m. offset || layer. 
 
 cat lie tie, f. (bot.) black garden-poppy. 
 
 caaophagre, m. (an.) wind-pipe, gullet 
 
 ceuf , m. egg || ~ couvi, stale egg II ~ 
 range, ~ de Paqne. Easter-egg M ~ 
 frals, new-laid egg || ~ poche, poached 
 egg || ~ ft la COQUO, soft egg || -B ft la 
 nelere, whisked eggs (pi.) fl -B Bur 1* 
 plat, fried eggs (pi.). 
 
 oauve, e, a. hard-roed. 
 
 otnvra, f. work, deed II action. 
 
 cenvre, m. (mus.) wort || performance II 
 piece of work || dans - , clear, In the clear I) 
 - -rives, f. pi. (mar.) keel, bottom || - 
 mortes, L pL (mar.) top-udea (pi.). 
 
 offenaant, e. a. offensive. 
 
 offense, f. offence, Injury, trespass, affront 
 
 oTTenaor, v. a. to offend, to outrage, to 
 
 hurt || B'~ de, to be offended, angry at 
 offensour, m. offender, 
 offenslf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) offensive 
 offerte, f. offering, offertory. l(ly). 
 
 offertolre, f. offertory. 
 office, m.- office, function, employment. 
 
 charge, service, good turn || church-time || 
 
 d'~, officially II ~, f. pantry, confectionary, 
 official, m. official. [court 
 
 offlclalite, f. officiality || ecclesiastical 
 officiant, m. officiating priest 
 officiant, e, a. officiating, 
 omciel, le, a. (-lement, ad.) offJdal(ly). 
 officler, m. officer, 
 officler, v. n. to officiate (In a church), 
 offlcieux, m. busybody, 
 offiolenz, Me, a. (-sement, ad.) offlri- 
 
 ons(ly) || obJigingOy). 
 offlclne, f. iRboratory. 
 offrande, f. offering, 
 offrant, m. bidder fl an plna -, to tht 
 
 highest bidder. 
 
 offre, f. offer, tender, proposal. 
 off rlr, v. a. Ir. to offer, p tender, to pre< 
 
 sent, to bid. 
 offnaquer, v. a. to offuscate, to dazzle, 
 
 to darken, to dim, to cloud, to blind, 
 ogrlve, f. (arch.) pointed arch, 
 og-non, m. (bot) onion, bulb, 
 ogrnonnlere, f. onion-bed, 
 og-re, see, m. & f. ogre || ogreea. 
 oh6 1 halloo ! ho there 1 
 ole, f. goose, 
 olg-non, m. (bot) onion, 
 olndre, v. a. ir. to anoint 
 olng:, m. cart-grease. 
 oint, e, m. if. anointed. 
 oiseau, m. bird, fowl || bricklayer's hod I 
 
 ~ mouche, humming-bird, 
 olseler, v. a. to bring up birds || to catch 
 
 birds || to train a hawk. 
 
 aelenr, m. fowler, bird-catcher. 
 
 seller, m. bird-seller. 
 
 sellerle, f. bird-catching || bird-selling. 
 
 senz, se, a. idle || trifling. 
 
 slf, ve, a. unoccupied, idle || useless. 
 
 slllon, m. young bird. 
 
 alvement, ad. Idly. 
 
 Bivete, f. idleness, sloth, rest 
 _ son, m. gosling i| ninny. 
 o!6agrineux, ae, a. oily. 
 ol4andre, m. (bot) oleander, rose-bay, 
 ollactlf, ve, a. olfactory, 
 ollbrlns, m. conceited ou meddling fellow, 
 ollgrarchie, f. oligarchy, 
 ollararcblqne, a. oligarchical. 
 ollvalson, f. olive-season, crop of olives, 
 ollvatre, a. olive-coloured. 
 olive, L (hot) olive || olive-colour. 
 Olivier, m. (bot) olive-tree, olive || Jardln 
 
 des -B, m. Mount of Olives. 
 ologrraphe, m. holograph, 
 oloarrsphe, a. written with one's own hand. 
 olympe, m. Olympus, heaven, 
 ombllloal, a, (an. & bot) umbUJc, um- 
 bilical.
 
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 embrace, m. shade || umbrage |l faire ~, 
 
 to overshadow || donner de l'~ ft, to 
 
 give umbrage to. 
 
 ombraarer, v. a. to shade. [nklttisb. 
 
 ombrareux. Be, a. nuaplclou* II shy || 
 ombre, m. umber, grayling, char (fish). 
 ombre, f. shade, shadow |j ghost |l - 
 
 chlnoiaeB, pi. dissolving views (pi.), 
 ombrelle, f. parasol, 
 ombrer, v. a. (point.) to shade, 
 ombreux, se, a. shady, 
 ombrometre, m. rain-gauge, 
 omelette, L omelet. [forget, 
 
 oxuettre, v. a. Ir. to omit, to leave out, to 
 omission, f. omission || >aaf errenr on 
 
 ~, error* excepted. 
 omnlvore, a. omnivorous, 
 omoplate, (. (an. ) scapula, shoulder-blade. 
 on, pn. one, we, they, people, man, men || 
 
 orolre Bur un ~-dlt, to believe upon 
 onajf-re, m. wild ass. [hearsay, 
 
 once, f. ounce || (fig.) grain, 
 cachets, m. pi. spellicans (pi.), 
 uncle, m. uuck-. 
 
 ouotlon. f. unction, anointing || grace, 
 onotueax, , a. (-eenient, ad.) unctu- 
 
 oas(ly) |] oily || pathetically). 
 onctaOBltt, f. unctuouontsa. 
 onde, I. wave, billow, surge, 
 uiide, , . watered, waved. 
 und6e, I. ehowtr. 
 wudlne, f. Undine, water genius, 
 oti-dlt, m. hearsay, report. 
 ondolttment, m. private baptism, 
 undoyor, v. a. & u. to christen privately || 
 
 to undulate, to rite in waves, 
 undulation, f. onUulatlon. 
 onduier, v. n. to undulate, to wave || to 
 
 float (curly. 
 
 oudalenx, se, a. undulated, flowing || 
 ouor&lre, a. (jur. ) acting, 
 onereux, Be, a. onerous, burdensome, 
 onirle, m. nail || hoof || clmv || coup d'-, 
 
 m. tcratcb || donner ur lea -, to 
 
 reprove sharply. [fingers' eodi. 
 
 onirlee, f. hot-ache || numbness at the 
 ontf uont, m. ointment, 
 onomatopie, f. (fa.) onomatopoeia. 
 one, a. eleven || eleventh, 
 onileme, a. (-ment, ad.) eleven th(ly). 
 opaclt4, L opacity. 
 opal*, t (min.) opal. 
 op6ra, m. opera || opera-house. 
 operatenr, trice, m. <t f. operator, 
 operation, f. operation || performance || 
 
 transaction, 
 opdrer, v. n. to operate, to work || 
 
 falre ~, to andeiyo an operation. 
 ophthalmia, f. (med.) ophthalmia, 
 uplaoe, m. opiate. 
 
 oplaoe, e, a. (iu<Sd.) containing opium, 
 opla-t, m. (mM.) opiate. 
 opluant, m. speaker, 
 opluer, v. n. to give one's opinion, to vote, 
 
 to spvak y ~ dn bonnet, to nod tutaeut. 
 uplnlAtr*. a. obstinate, stubborn. 
 oplul&trAment, ad. obttlnately; 
 'uplnl&trer, to peraeveie Mubbomly In 
 
 opinlatreta, f. obstinacy. 
 
 opinion, f. opinion, thought, vote || aller 
 anz -s, to put (it) to the vote. 
 
 oplsthographe, a. written on both sides. 
 
 opportnn, e, a. opportune, convenient, 
 seasonablr, timely. [ably. 
 
 opportun^ment, ad. opportunely, senson- 
 
 opportunlt6, f. opportunity, opportune- 
 ness, fitness of time. 
 
 opposant, m. opponent. 
 
 oppoaant, e, a. opposing. 
 
 oppoaA, e, a. opposite, contrary. 
 
 opposer, v. a. to oppose, to go against, to 
 stand against to hinder, to resist || '-, 
 to oppose, to be against to be contrary to. 
 
 opposite, m. the opposite, the contrary || 
 & l'~, opposite, facing. 
 
 opposition, f. opposition, resistance || 
 stoppage || protestation. 
 
 oppressor, v. a. to oppress. 
 
 oppressenr, m. oppressor. fsive(ly). 
 
 oppressrif, ve, a. (vemeut, ad.) oppres- 
 
 oppresBlon, f. oppression, tyranny. 
 
 opprimer, v. a. to oppress. 
 
 opprobre, m. infamy, shame. 
 
 opter, v. a. to choose. 
 
 opticien, m. optician. 
 
 optimlsme, m. optimism. 
 
 optimlste, m. optimist 
 
 option, f. option, choice. 
 
 optique, f. optics (pi.) || sbow-box H ptep- 
 
 optlttne, a. optic, optical. 
 
 opalenxmeut, aa. opulently. 
 
 opulence, t opulence, wealth. 
 
 opulent, e, a. opulent, wealthy. 
 
 opnsoale, m. small treatise. 
 
 or, m. gold || ~ iuouiu, ormolu. 
 
 or, c. now, out. 
 
 oracle, m. oracle. 
 
 orag-e, m. tempest, storm. 
 
 orag-eux, ae, a. stormy, tempestuous. 
 
 oralaon, f. orison, prayer, speech. 
 
 oral, e, a. oral, verbal || "viva voce". 
 
 orangre, f. orange || orange colour. 
 
 orange, e, a. orange-coloured. 
 
 orangeade, f. orangeade. 
 
 orang-eat, m. candied orange-peel. 
 
 orangrer, m. (bot.) orange-tree. 
 
 orang-erle, t orangery, orani(e-houa, 
 
 orateur, m. orator, public apeaker. 
 
 oratolre, m. oratory. 
 
 oratolre, a. oratorical. 
 
 orbe, m. orb || orbit J| sphere, 
 orblcnlalre, a. orbicular, or 
 orblte, f. orbit 
 
 'blculate. 
 
 oroanete, L (bot.) orcbonet 
 
 oroheatre, m. orchestra || band y mud- 
 dans (pi.). 
 
 orchestration, f. (mus.) scoring. 
 
 ordinaire, m. usual fare j| daily board to 
 servant* || custom || l'~, according to 
 custom, as usual || d'~, pour !<-, moct 
 often, usually. 
 
 ordinaire, a, (-ment, ad.) ordinary y 
 ordinarily || common(ly) l| usual(l/>. 
 
 ordluand, m. candidate for holy oiden. 
 
 ordlnont, m. ordaining bUhop. 
 
 ordltiatlon, f. ordination. 
 
 at. (mit) orderly utflow.
 
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 ordoananca oul 
 
 ordonnanoe, 1 ordinance, ordering, dis- 
 position, prescript, decree ]| ~ de mlde* 
 cin, prescription. [payment 
 
 ordonnanoement, m. written order of 
 
 ordonnanoer, v. a. to write an order for 
 payment [disposer, director. 
 
 ordonnatenr, trioe, m. & f. orderer, 
 
 ordonnateor, trice, a. ordaining. 
 
 ordonner, v. a. to order, to regulate, to 
 direct to command, to prescribe ||- to dis- 
 pose II to confer holy orders. 
 
 ordre, m. order, disposition, precept, com- 
 mand I) de premier ~, first-rate. 
 
 ordure, f. filth, dirt [I excrement |[ filthy 
 thing || corruption || dust, sweepings (pi. ). 
 
 ordnrier, tere, m. & f. ribald, filthy 
 
 ordurler, lire, a. filthy. [person. 
 
 oreillard, e, a. lap-eared. 
 
 oreille, f. ear || ~ de livre, dog's-ear In a 
 
 . book || ~ d'oura, (bot ) auricula || avoir 
 da l'~, to bave a good'ear I) avoir bonne 
 ~, to have a quick ear. 
 
 oreiller, m. pillow. 
 
 oreiilette, f. (an.) auricle l| (bot) ear. 
 
 orelllona, m. pi. mumps (pi.). 
 
 ortevre, m. goldsmith, silversmith. 
 
 orlevrerle, f. silversmith's trade, jewel- 
 
 ortraie, f. osprey (bird). [lery. 
 
 or if an dl, m. book-muslin. 
 
 or game, m. organ || voice U (fig.) means 
 spokesman || agent 
 
 organ ean, m. (mar.) ring for a cable. 
 
 organlqne, a. organic. 
 
 organisation, f. organisation. 
 
 organiser, v. a. to organise || a'~, to get 
 
 organlame, m. organism. (.bellied. 
 
 organlste, m. organist 
 
 organsin, m. organ zine, thrown silk. 
 
 orge, f. (bot) barlev || ~ perle, pearl barley. 
 
 orgeat, m. sweet barley-water. 
 
 orgelet, m. (mfid.) stye. 
 
 orgie, f. debauch, revelry. [organ. 
 
 org-ue, m. organ || ~ de Barbarle, street 
 
 orgneil, m. pride, haughtiness. 
 
 orguelUeux, se, a. (-sement, ad.) 
 proud(ly). [water Tor" pearls). 
 
 orient, m. Orient, Kast || rising (of the sun) || 
 
 oriental, m. Oriental, eastern U -e, t 
 Oriental fashion. 
 
 oriental, e, a. Oriental, eastern. 
 
 orientalists, m. orientalist 
 
 orientation, I. (astr.) orientation. 
 
 orlenter, v. a. to set towards the east || to 
 arrange || s'~, to discover the right road 
 o way. 
 
 orifice, m. orifice, aperture, hole [| port 
 
 orlUanune, f. oriflamme. [ad. originally. 
 
 orlginalre, a. ortgl noting || natl ve |] -m e n t, 
 
 original, m. original, first copy queer 
 fellow || oddity. 
 
 original, e. a. original || odd. 
 
 orlginalit, f. originality. 
 
 origlne, L origin, source || beginning U 
 dans l'~, originally. |(ly) [I primitive. 
 
 original, le, a. (-lenient, aa.) original 
 
 orlgnal, in. elk, [board. 
 
 orillon, LU. small ear || hftndlft || mould* 
 
 oripeaa, m. tinsel. 
 * , t elm-grove. 
 
 orme, m. (bot) elm. 
 ormeau, f. (bot) young elm. 
 ormllle, f. plantation ou hedge of young 
 orne, m. flowering-ash. [elms. 
 
 ornement, m. ornament || d'~, ornamental. 
 orner, v. a. to adorn, to ornament, to 
 
 beautify. [track, beaten path. 
 
 ornlere, f. nit, track (of a wheel) [| old 
 ornlthoiog*te, f. ornithology. 
 orpaillenr, m. gold-searcher, 
 orpnelln, e, m. 4 t orphan. 
 orphelinat.m. orphan asylum II orphanage. 
 orpin, m. (bot) orpine, stone-crop || (rain.) 
 ort, m. (com.) gross weight [orplmeut 
 orteil, m. great toe. 
 ortnodoze, a, orthodox. 
 orthodoxie, f. orthodoxy, 
 orthographe, f. orthography j| faute d'~, 
 
 f. misspelling || misspelt word, 
 orthorraphier. v. a. to spell right 
 orthopedie, f. (mod. ) orthopedy. 
 orthopediste, m. orthopedist 
 ortie, f. (bot) nettle U rowel (of horses). 
 orvet, m. slow-worm. 
 orvletan, m. quack medicine || marohand 
 OB, m. bone, |d'~, in. quack-doctor, 
 
 odcillatlon, t oscillation |j vibration f 
 oacillatoire, a. oscillatory, [fluctuation, 
 odclllar, v. n. to oscillate, 
 
 OB6, e, a. bold, daring, 
 oaeille, f. (bot) BorreL 
 
 oner, v. a, <t n. to dare, to venture. 
 
 oserale, f. osier-plot 
 
 osier, m. (bot) water-willow, osier. 
 
 ossatare, f. (an.) skeleton, osseous frame, 
 
 osselet, m. huckle-bone. 
 
 ossementa, m. pi. bones (pi.). 
 
 osseux, 86, a. bony. 
 
 osslfier, v. a. to ossify. 
 
 osauaire, m. ossuary. 
 
 oat, f. army. [ostensibly. 
 
 oatenaible, a. (-ment, ad.) ostensible jj 
 
 ostensoir, m. monstrance. 
 
 osteologrle, f. osteology. 
 
 ostraoiame, m. ostracTsm. 
 
 ostrog-ot, ostrog-otn, m. ostrogoth || bar- 
 barian, fbarian. 
 
 OBtrog-ot, ostrog-otb, a. bai-barous, bar- 
 
 otagre, m. hostage. 
 
 6te, pr. except, save, barring. 
 
 oter, v. a. to take away, to take off, to 
 pull off, to deprive of |l to remove II a'~, 
 to get away || to bo taken away Q to de- 
 prive oneself of. 
 
 Ottomans, f. ottoman, sofa, 
 
 on, c. or, either. 
 
 otl, ad. where, whither ft d'~, whence, 
 from whence |( par ~. which way ~ qne, 
 
 onaille, f. sheep, flock. [whithersoever. 
 
 ouate, f. cotton-wool || wadding. 
 
 onater, v. a. to atuff with wadding. 
 
 oubll, m. oblivion, forgetfulness, neglect 
 
 oablio, L wafer. 
 
 onoller, v. a. to forget, to omit, to leave. 
 
 o ablletten, f. pL secret dungeon, oublletU. 
 
 oablleaz, se-, a. forgetful 
 
 oneat, in. West 
 
 oat I phew I oh I 
 
 out, uU. yea, /
 
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 oul-dlre, m. hearsay. 
 
 oule. f. bearing || -a, pi. gills (of a fish) (pL). 
 
 ouraran, m. nurricane. 
 
 ourdir, r. a. to warp II to plot. 
 
 ourdiaaag-e, m. wiping. 
 
 ourdiaseur. Be, m. <t L warper. 
 s curler, T. a. to hem. 
 ourlet, m. hem. [Ill-bred man. 
 
 oars, m. bear || - mal Hots.6, unlicked cub, 
 
 onrse, f. she-bear. 
 
 onrsln, m. sea-urchin. 
 
 ourson, m. bear's cub. 
 
 outarde, f. bustard (bird). 
 
 ontardean, m. young bustard. 
 
 outll, m. tool, Implement. 
 
 o u tlliagre, m. stock of tools. 
 
 outiller, v. a. to furnish with tools. 
 
 outrag-e, m. outrage, abuse. 
 
 outrage ant, , a. outrageous, abusive. 
 
 outrag-er, T. a. to outrage, to abuse. 
 
 outrasreu*, ae, a. (-aement, ad.) out- 
 rageous(ly). 
 
 ontranoe, f. utterance || extreme |J a, ~, a, 
 to ate ~. to the utmost, beyond measure. 
 
 outre, f. leather-bottle. 
 
 outre, ad. & pr. further, beyond, out of, 
 besides || en ~, moreover, besides || d'~, 
 en ~, quite through II - que, besides that 
 || " meaure. beyoud measure |j paaour 
 -, to go on U ~-mer, ad. beyond setta j| 
 ~-paaaer, v. a. to go beyond, to exceed. 
 
 outreculdance, f. presumption. 
 
 ontremarin, 0, a. transmarine. 
 
 outremer, m. ultramarine. 
 
 outrer, v. a. to overwork, to overload, to 
 overharaas. to provoke, to Iticenie, to ex- 
 asperate || to exaggerate. 
 
 on vert, e, a. (-ement, ad.) open(ly) || 
 candid(ly) U sincere || a, 11 vre ~, at sight. 
 
 OQTerture, t opening, aperture, breach II 
 beginning Q means, way, advice (mus.) 
 overture. Jday. 
 
 onvrable, a. working j| Jour -, workiug- 
 
 ou vrag-a, m. work, piece of work || com- 
 position, production y workmanship, per- 
 formance Q Job. 
 
 cuvrar*, e, a. wrought, figured. 
 
 ouvrd, e, a. wrought |j diapered y linge ~, 
 m. diaper. 
 
 ou vrer, T. a. to work || to diaper |) to coin. 
 
 onvreur, ae, m. <t f. opener || box-keeper. 
 
 ouvrler, m. labourer, worker, workman |] 
 craftsman, artificer, artisan. 
 
 onvrlere, f. work-woman. 
 
 onvrir, v. a. ir. to open, to set open || to 
 unbosom l| to sharpen |l to start j| a'~, to 
 open II to burst || to open one's mind. 
 
 uu vrolr, m. working-room. 
 
 ovalre, m. (an. * bot. ) ovary. 
 
 ovale, in. oval. 
 
 ovale, a. ovaL 
 
 o varlotomU, f. (chlr.) ovariotomy. 
 
 ovation, f. ovation. 
 
 uvlpare, m. oviparous anlmaL 
 
 uvlpare, a. oviparous. 
 
 oxyde, m. (chirn.) oxide. [oxidlite. 
 
 ujiyder, v. a. (chlm.) to oxidate |1 -, to 
 
 oxyff^ne, m. (chlni.) oxygen. 
 
 euttr, r. a. (chim,) to oxygeoate. 
 
 P. 
 
 paoagre, m. pasture, pasture-ground. 
 
 paoager, v. n. to pasture, to graze. 
 
 paohydermo, m. pachydermatouti ani- 
 mal, pachyderm. 
 
 paclficateur, trloe, m. & t pacificator, 
 pacifier, peace-maker. 
 
 paclficateur, trloe, a. pacifying. 
 
 pacifier, v. a. to pacify. 
 
 paclfiqne, a. pacific, peaceable, peaceful J 
 mild, gentle y -meut, ad. peaceably, 
 quietly. 
 
 pacotillo, f. seaman's venture ou luggage || 
 marohandiaea da ~, f. pi. slop-made 
 goods (pi.), slops (pi.), salework. 
 
 pacte, m. pact, compact, agreement. 
 
 paotlaer, v. n. to make an agreement, tp 
 covenant. 
 
 Paotole, m. Pactolus y poaae'der la ~, 
 to have an endless source of wealth. 
 
 padon, m. ferret [iiaddle. 
 
 pag-ale, f. (mar.) paddle U aller a la ~, lo 
 
 patraniBme, m. paganism, heathenism. 
 
 patcayer, v. a. & n. (roar.) to paddle. 
 
 pa^e, m. page || tour da ~, schoolboy'* 
 trick || 6tr a hora de ~, to be lndept:u- 
 dent || ~. t. page (of a book). 
 
 pagination, f. paging (of a book). 
 
 pagriner, v. a. to page. 
 
 pag-ne, f. cotton drawers, worn by negroes. 
 
 pagode, f. pagoda. 
 
 palement, vidt payement. 
 
 palen, ne, a. pagan, heathen. 
 
 palllard, e, a. lecherous, wanton. 
 
 palllardiae, f. lewdness, llbldlnonsnesa. 
 
 paillasse, f. straw-bed || ~, in. clown. 
 
 paillaason, f. straw-mat || garden-matting. 
 
 palUe, f. straw || flaw VTn diamonds) || 
 mote || ~ menue, chaff || ttrer a 1* 
 court* ~, to draw lota y ~-an-quene, 
 m. water-wagtail (bird). 
 
 palller, m. farm-yard, neap of straw. 
 
 palllet, te, a. pale. 
 
 paillette, f. spangle. 
 
 pallietter, v. a. to spangle. 
 
 pallia uz, ae. a. made of straw II flawy. 
 
 paillon, m. link of a chain II spangle. 
 
 pain, m, bread, loaf ]| livelihood I 1 - an 
 lait, ~ moUet, petit ~, roll H ~ trala, 
 new bread || ~ bla, brown Dread || ~ 
 raasla, stale bread || ~ de munition, 
 ammunition-bread || - bnlt, consecrated 
 bread || ~ de a no re, sugar-loaf || - de 
 boutrle, taper || ~ a> oaoheter, wafer. 
 
 pair, m. peer, equal, mate, companion y 
 (com.) par || au ~, at par. 
 
 pair, a. even, equal, alike || on non, 
 "odds or evens." 
 
 palre, f. pair, brace, couple. 
 
 palreaae, f. peeress. 
 
 palrle, f. peerage. 
 
 palalble, a. (-ment, ad.) peaceabU I 
 pfaceful(ly) II qulet<ly) || peaceably. 
 
 palBBOn, I. pasture, putluruxe || stretcher. 
 
 paltre, v. a. A. u. Ir. w gnus to lewa uu. 
 tu crop, to eat.
 
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 pair papier 
 
 p&lx, f . peace, quiet, rest || ~ 1 be quiet ! 
 
 pal, m. stake II pale. 
 
 ra.la.la, m. palace || court of Justice || palate 
 
 (of the mouth) II taste || irons da ~, f. pi. 
 
 lawyers (pi. ) if terme de ~> m. law-term, 
 palan, m. (mar.) tackle || amen* ots -, 
 
 delivered alongside. [the palate, 
 
 palattn, e, a. Palatine || (an.) palatine, of 
 Palatinat, m. Palatinate, 
 palatine, f. fur-tippet. 
 pale, f. flood-gate |j blade II paddle-board, 
 pale, a. pale, wan [| tame || -a ooulenra, 
 
 pi. (mC-d.) chlorosis, green-sickness. 
 pa!6e, f. row of piles. 
 palefrenier, m. groom, 
 palefrol, m. palfrey, 
 paleron, m. shoulder-bone. 
 palet, m. quoit. 
 
 paletot, m. great-coat. [basin. 
 
 palette, m. battledore || pallet || paddle || 
 palenr, f. paleness, wanness || lameness. 
 palter, m. landing (of a staircase) || flat, 
 palinodle, f. recantation || chantur la ~, 
 
 to recant. ipale. 
 
 pailr, T. a. <t n. to make pale || to torn 
 palla, m. pale, stake for a fence, 
 pallaaade, f. palisade, paling J| stockade. 
 paliBsader, T^a. to palisade, to studuule. 
 pcUindck^e, in. paling up. 
 pallaaandre, la. rosewuod. 
 pallaaer, T. a. to nail up (branches) || to 
 palllatlf, BJ. (oiid.) palliative. Lpale up. 
 UtOUatlf, T, a. (mM.) palliative. 
 pallittr, v. a. to palliate. 
 palme, f. (U>t.) palm, palm-tree || ~, m. 
 
 palm of the band. 
 
 palme, e, a. (bot) palmated || webbed, 
 palmetto, f. palm-leaf (as oroament). 
 palmier, m. (bot ) palm-tree, 
 palmipede, a. web-footed, 
 paliftlate, m. (bot) cabbage-palm. 
 palombe, f. rliig-dove (bird). 
 palonnler, m. spring-bar jj whlpple-tree. 
 p&lot, te, a. palfah. 
 palourde, f. cockle. 
 
 palpe, f. feeler. (finger, to pocket, 
 
 palper, v. a. to feel, to handle gently, to 
 palpitation, f. palpitation, panting, 
 palplter, v. n. to palpitate, to naiit || to 
 
 quiver, to flutter, 
 paltoqnet, m. clown || churl. 
 palud6en, ne, a. paludal, of marshes, 
 (e) pamer, v. n. it r. to swoon away, to 
 
 faint away [I to be enraptured. 
 pamolBon, f. (ir>6d.) swoon, fainting-fit, 
 pamphlet, m. pamphlet 
 pampbldtalre. m. pamphleteer, 
 pamplemousso, f. (bot) shaddock, 
 pampre, m. vine-branch II full of leaves. 
 pan, m. part of a wall || front fore-part || 
 PnactSe, f. panacea. liappet, flap. 
 
 punache, m. plume, bunch of feathwit. 
 paaa.ch6, e, a, plumed || streaky [| varie- 
 gated, [flowers) || to get variegated. 
 (e) panaoher, to break into streaks (of 
 panachure, f. streak, variegation. 
 panode, f. (culin.) bread-and-butter soup, 
 *l. m. (bot.) parsnip. 
 d, a. crook-legged. 
 
 panarla, m. whitlow. I'"? 8 <P'->- 
 
 panoarta, f. placard, toll-table || old writ- 
 
 pan6, e, a. (culin.) covered with bread- 
 crumbs || beggared ll * -e, f. toao*- water. 
 
 pan6g7~rlqn, m. panejryric. 
 
 pan^fryrlstn, m. panrsryrtat. 
 
 paner, v. a. (culin. ) to bread-crumb. 
 
 pane-tier*, f. shepherd's crib. 
 
 panlar, m. basket, pannier, hamper Jj 
 scuttle || hoop-petticoat || ~ poro*, spend- 
 thrift 
 
 pan.lo.ne, f. panic, sudden fright 
 
 panlqae, a. panic. 
 
 panne, f. shag, plush || face of a hammer. 
 
 pannean, m. panel, square || trap, gin, 
 snare || pannel (of a saddle). 
 
 panneton, m. key-bit 
 
 paiionceau, m. scutcheon. 
 
 panoplle f. panoply. . 
 
 pansare, m. dressing (of a horse). 
 
 panne, f. paunch, belly. 
 
 panaement, m. (ohir.) dressing (of wounds). 
 
 panaer, v. a. (chir.l to dress (wounds). 
 
 panan, e, a. pauncn-bellied. 
 
 pan talon, m. pantaloons (pi.) |j drawtrs 
 (pL ) (for ladles) |l buffoon. 
 
 pantalounade, I. buffoonery || chain || 
 shuffle. (apeak. 
 
 panteune, f. (mar.) toppiug-ywd || & -. 
 
 pautuglame, u>. p<tnlbeii>ai.. 
 
 pantli41ate, m. punthelsu 
 
 pbntn6on, m. pautheun. 
 
 p<uithere, f. panther. 
 
 pantlere, f. draw-net 
 
 pantlu, m. dauciug-jtick || gay. 
 
 pan to* raphe, in. cupylug-maohine. 
 
 pantoufle, t. slipper l| en -a, Blip-shod || 
 Koaller en ~ ( m. slip-shoe. 
 
 paon, ne, m. A f. peacock |[ peahen. 
 
 paonneau, f. young peacock. 
 
 papa, m. papa, daddy. 
 
 papal, e, a. papal. 
 
 papaa, m. pope (priest of the Levant). 
 
 papanttf, f. papacy. 
 
 papayer, m. (bot) papaw-tree. 
 
 pape, m. pope. 
 
 paperal, m. popinjay (bird). 
 
 papelard, e, a. hypocrite, religious hnm- 
 
 papelardlae, f. hypocrisy. Ibug. 
 
 paperaaae, f. old dusty paper, waste paper. 
 
 paperaaaer, v. n. to rummage one's 
 papers || to waste paper. 
 
 paperaaaier,m. waster of paper, scribbler. 
 
 papeterle, t, paper-mill |l paper-trade |] 
 stationery || stationery-case. 
 
 papetler, m. paper-maker j| stationer. 
 
 papier, m. paper || ~ a- lettrea, note- 
 paper II ~ bronlllard, blotting-paper y ~ 
 i olrarettea, cigarette-paper |f ~ > 
 calquer, tracing-paper || ~ fort, draw~- 
 Lug-paper || ~ erriu, brown paper || ~ Jo- 
 ueph, tissue-paper || - maohd, papier 
 mache || ~ miniatre or telllera, 
 petition-paper || monnale, papr- 
 mouey II ~ pelnt, stained paper || ~ de 
 sole, silver-paper || ~ tlmbrd, stauipeU 
 paper || > de verre, sand-paper )| feallle 
 de ~, sheet of paper y sa*ln d* ~, quire 
 uf paper.
 
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 145 
 
 papillon, m. butteifly || > da nult, moth 
 || - noirs, pi. blue-devils. 
 
 paplllonner, v. n. to flirt, to flutter || to 
 hover. fof the eves. 
 
 paplllotagre, m. hair in pnpers || twinkling 
 
 paplllota, f. curl-puper || spangle || sugar- 
 plum || cotelette en ~, f. cutlet fried in 
 paper. (paper the hair |! to mackle. 
 
 papllloter, v. a. to put hair in paper, to 
 
 papisme, m. popery. 
 
 papists, m. papist. 
 
 paplate, a. popish. 
 
 PAqne, f. Passover. 
 
 paquebot, ni. packet-boat, packet |1 ~- 
 poste, mail-packet || ~ & vapenr.stenm- 
 packet. 
 
 Piques, f. pi. Easter || ~ Henries, f. pi. 
 Palm-Sunday || ~ close*, f. pi. Low Sun- 
 day || falre sea ~, to receive the sacra- 
 ment at Easter. 
 
 jpaquerette, f. (hot.) Easter-daisy. 
 
 paqnet, m. bundle, parcel || mall || mass, 
 lump || cluster || slip. 
 
 par, pr. by, through, at, in, about, out of. 
 with || ~ lot, this way || ~ la, that way [| 
 ~ oa ? which way ? || ~ dela, that side, 
 on the other side || ~-dessus, on, upon, 
 over || --deusous, under, underneath || 
 ~-cl, --la, here and there. 
 
 parabola, f. parable || parabola. [(ally). 
 
 parabolique, a. l-ment, ad.) parabolic 
 
 parachute, m. parachute. 
 
 paracrotte, m. splasher (of carriages), 
 leather guard to keep one's dress from 
 contact with the wheels. 
 
 parade, f. parade, show, state, ostenta- 
 tion U ohambre de ~, f. state-room || lit 
 d ~, m. state-bed. 
 
 parader, v. a. to parade || to show a horse. 
 
 paradia, m. paradise, heaven || upper gal- 
 lery (in a play-house). 
 
 paradozal, e, a. paradoxical. 
 
 paradox*, m. paradox. 
 
 parate, etc. vide paraphe, eto. 
 
 par are, m. extraction, descent || sea-coast U 
 latitude, quarter. 
 
 paragraphs, m. paragraph. 
 
 paraltre, v. n. Ir. to appear, to seem, to 
 look, to come out || to make a show || 
 falre >, to show, to make appear. 
 
 Paralipomenea, m. pi. Chronicles (pi.). 
 
 parallele, m. parallel. 
 
 parallele, a. (-ment, ad.) parallel(ly). 
 
 paralleliame, m. parallelism. 
 
 paraUelorramme, m. parallelogram. 
 
 paraloB-lsme, m. paralogism. 
 
 paralyaer, v. a. to paralyse. 
 
 paralyale, f. paralysis, palsy. 
 
 paralytlque, m. paralytic. 
 
 paralytlque, a. paralytic. 
 
 paraniron, m. paragon, pattern, model. 
 
 parapet, in. parapet || parapet-wall, bica-t- 
 paraphe, m. flourish, initial* (pi.), p.itaph. 
 parapber, v. a. to sign wlih a OoMrtan || 
 to put one's initials to. Iwife'i pn>|NTly. 
 parapheroauz, ui.pl. paraphruuU (pi. ), 
 paraphrase, f. paraphrase, 
 paraphraeor, v. a. 10 paraphrase. 
 frtoihi and fnytlib. 
 
 paraphrased-, m. amplifier. 
 
 parapluie, m. umbrella, 
 
 parasite, a. parasitic. 
 
 parasol, m. parasol ||(bot.) weeping-willow. 
 
 paratonnerre, m. conductor, lightning- 
 rod, lightning-conductor. 
 
 paravent, m. screen, folding-screen. 
 
 parbleu I zounds ! forsooth ! faith ! 
 
 pare, m. park || sheep-fold || oyster-bed || 
 grardo de ~, f. park-keeper. [rattle). 
 
 parcagre, m. folding (of sheep) || penning (of 
 
 parcelle, f. particle, portion. 
 
 parce quo, c. because. 
 
 parchemln, m. parchment || -a, pi. titles 
 of nobility (pi.). (parchment-trade. 
 
 parchemlnerle, f. parchment-factory || 
 
 parchemlnier, m. parchment-maker ou 
 
 parclmonlo, f. parsimony. [seller. 
 
 parcimonieujc, se, a. parsimonious. 
 
 parconrlr, v. a. ir. to travel over || to run 
 ou go over, to read over || to survey. 
 
 paroours, m. right of common || (rail.) ~, 
 d'nne llgrne par un oonvol, trip. 
 
 pardossus, m. overcoat. 
 
 pardl I yes truly! 
 
 pardon, m. pardon, forgiveness, mercy || 
 ~ I excuse me ! I beg your pardon ! 
 
 pardonnable, a. pardonable, excusable. 
 
 pardonner, v. a. to pardon, to forgive, to 
 excuse || to spare. 
 
 parell, le, a. (-lenient, ad.) like, alike, 
 eqtial(ly) || likewise, in like manner. 
 
 parellle, f. the like || rendre la ->, to 
 give tit for tat. 
 
 parement, m. ornament || facings (pi.) (of 
 sleeves) j| kerb-stone || altar-cloth || large 
 sticks of a faggot. 
 
 parent, m. kinsman, relation || -a, pL 
 parents (pi.) || family. 
 
 parente, f. relation, kinsfolk (pi.) || rela- 
 tionship || kindred (pi.). 
 
 parentheae, f. (gr. ) parenthesis. 
 
 parer, v. a. & n. to adorn, to deck || to 
 parry, to ward off, to cuard || to slop || to 
 poie, to flesh (Ihe hidc'8) || ae ~, to uiuke 
 a show, to boast of, to adorn oneself with II 
 to deck oneself, to word off, to guard 
 against. [glshness. 
 
 pareaae, f. Idleness, laziness, sloth, slug- 
 
 pareaser, v. n. to Idle. 
 
 paresaeujc, m. Idler, lazy fellow. 
 
 pareBBeux, ae, a. idle, slothful, Jazy, 
 sluzpiftb, heavy. 
 
 parfalre, v. a. ir. to complete. 
 
 part alt, m. (gr. ) preterite, perfect. 
 
 parfalt, e, a. complete, perfect, finished. 
 
 parZaltement, ad. completely, perfectly, 
 exceedingly || ~I all right 1 certainly! || 
 exactly so! 
 
 parfiler, v. a. An. to unravel, to unweave. 
 
 parlola, ad. sometimes, now and then. 
 
 parfondre, v. a. to melt, to fuse. 
 
 parfum, m. perfume, scent. 
 
 par rumor, v. a. to perfume. 
 
 parfumerle, f. perfumery. 
 
 parfumeur, ae, m. f. prfuuier. 
 
 part, in. wager, Iwt. 
 
 parla, m. pailub. [pair. 
 
 parlade, f. pairing-Hint (for partridges) || 
 
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 146 
 
 parier 
 
 parler, v. a. to lay a wager, to bet, to 
 wager || to dare say || 11 y a & ~, the odds 
 pri6talre, f. (but.) wall-wort. [are. 
 
 parlenr, se, m. & f. better. 
 parlt6, f. parity, equality, 
 par Jure, a. perjured, forsworn. fself. 
 
 se parjarer, to perjura ou forswear one- 
 parlatf e, m. idle talk, chatter, babble, 
 parlaut, e, a. speaking || chatty || expres- 
 parlement, m. parliament. [sive. 
 
 parlementalre, m. (bearer of a) flag of 
 
 truce. 
 
 parlementalre, a. parliamentary, 
 parlementer. v. n. to parley. 
 parler, v. a. & n. to speak, to talk || se ~, 
 
 to speak to each other jj to be spoken. 
 parlenr, se, m. & f. talker. 
 parlolr, m. parlour, 
 parmesan, m. Parmesan cheese. 
 parml, pr. among, amongst, amidst, 
 parodle, 1 parody. 
 parodler, v. a. to parody, 
 parodists, m. parodist 
 paroi, {. partition, separation, side || wall, 
 parolsse, f. parish || parish-church y 
 
 parishioners. 
 
 parolsalal, e, a. parochial. 
 paroisslen, -ne, m. <t f. parishioner y 
 
 prayer-book. 
 
 parole, f. word, speech, saying II promise [j 
 book of a play || homme a deax -s, m. 
 Insincere mini || sar ma ~, upon my 
 word || 6tre homm/a de ~, to be as good 
 as one's word || porter la ~, to be the 
 spokesman l| prendre sar ~, to take on 
 credit || manqaer de ~, to break one's 
 word || tenlr ~, to keep one's promise || 
 oouper la ~ a qu., to cut one short, to 
 interrupt one. [stake double. 
 
 paroll, m. paroll (at play) (| t alre ~, to 
 paroller, m. song-writer, 
 paronyme, m. (gr. ) paronymous word, 
 paroxysme, m. (mea.) paroxysm, fit. 
 Barque, f.; lea -s, pi. the Fates, 
 parquer, v. a. to pen up || to park, to 
 
 fold, to lodge. 
 parquet, m. bar (in a court of justice) || 
 
 Inlaid floor || chimney-frame || orchestra, 
 parquetagre, m. inlaid work || flooring, 
 parqueter, v. a. to floor, to Inlay, 
 parqueteur, m. maker of flooring, 
 panrala, m. godfather || introducer. 
 parricide, m. parricide (person or crime). 
 parricide, a. parricidal. [to stud. 
 
 parsemer, v. a. to strew, to besprinkle. 
 part, f. part, portion, share || cunceru || 
 side, place || a ~, aside || exceptional || pe- 
 culiar || de ~ et d'antre, on both sides |j 
 de ~ en ~, through || en quelque ~ que, 
 wherever || nolle -, nowhere || qaelqne 
 ~, somewhere || de ma ~, from me y 
 f alre la ~ a qn., to give one his portion || 
 avoir - a, to be concerned In || mettre 
 a -, to lay aside || prendre - a, to be 
 concerned in || prendre en maavalse 
 ~, to take ill. fbntion. 
 
 p&rtagre, m. share, portion, division, distri- 
 liartaffeable, a. divisible. 
 paitageant, in. (jur.) sharer. 
 
 partager, v. a. to part, to share, to divide, 
 to parcel y se ~. to share || to be divided [| 
 to divide one's time. 
 
 partanoe, f. (mar.) sailing from a place || 
 coup de ~, m. sailing-gun. 
 
 partenalre, m. partner. 
 
 parterre, m. flower-garden || pit (In a play- 
 house) || audience, public (in theatres). 
 
 parti, m. party, faction, cause || condition, 
 offer || means, expedient || resolution || 
 match || chef de ~, m. ring-leader || esprit 
 de ~, m. party-spirit 
 
 partial, e. a. (-ement, ad.) partlal(ly). 
 
 partiality, f. partiality. 
 
 partlclpe, m. (gr.) participle. 
 
 partlolper, v. n. to participate, to have a 
 share in, to partake. 
 
 partloulariser, v. a. to particularise. 
 
 particularity, f. particularity, peculiarity. 
 
 partloule, f. particle |j (gr.) particle. 
 
 partlculler, m. individual || private man || 
 fellow. 
 
 partlculler, ere, a. (-erement, ad.) 
 particular(ly) || peculiar || special(ly) || pri- 
 vate, singular f| en ~, by itself, separ- 
 ately, privately. 
 
 partle, f. part portion, deal || game, sport, 
 diversion |j client || ~ carree, party of 
 four || ~ civile, plaintiff J| ~ double, 
 double-entry || ~ tine, junket || ~ 116e, 
 rubber || ~ simple, single-entry || en ~, 
 in part, partly || en errande ~, in a great 
 measure || tenir blen sa ~, to act one's 
 part well || prendre qn. a ~, to lay a 
 misfortune to one's charge. 
 
 parti ol, le, a. (-lement, ad.) partial(ly). 
 
 partir, v. n. Ir. to depart to set out, to go 
 away || to proceed, to flow II a ~ d'au- 
 Jourd'hul, from this day forward. 
 
 partisan, m. partisan, adherent 
 
 parti tit, ve, a. (gr.) partitive. 
 
 partition, f. partition, division |] (mus.) 
 parts (pi.), score. 
 
 partont, ad. everywhere II ~ ou, wherever. 
 
 parura, f. dress, attire, finery, ornament y 
 parings (pi.), shavings (pi.), scrapings (pi.). 
 
 parvenlr, v. n. ir. to arrive, to reach, to 
 get, to attain, to obtain || to make one's 
 fortune, to come to preferment 
 
 parvenu, e, m. & 1. upstart J| snob. 
 
 parvls, m. parvls (in front of a church). 
 
 pas, m. pace, step, footstep || footing II 
 stride || march |J furrow (of a screw) || con- 
 duct II action || narrow passage, defile II 
 (fig.) precedency J| de oe ~, immediately |[ 
 a petlts ~, with short steps || ~ de 
 oharg-e, quick pace || - de clero, blun- 
 der || a - de loop, softly, stealthily || 
 faux -, stumble j| slip || fault || mauvais 
 ~, scrape, difficulty || ~ a ~, step by step || 
 a - redouble, at double quick pace y 
 ~-d'ane, m. (bot) colt's-foot 
 
 pas, ad. no, not || - un, none y du tout, 
 
 pascal, e, a. paschal. [.not at all. 
 
 pasquinade, f. pasquinade. 
 
 passable, a. passable, tolerable, support- 
 able, indiffrent || -meat, ad. passably, 
 tolerably, indifferently. [(In fencing). 
 
 pasaade, f. passing through y fancy || p*s*
 
 passage patrouoile 
 
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 passage, m. passage || passing || gate-way || 
 road, way || passage-money. 
 
 passaeer, ere, m. <t f. passenger. 
 
 passag-er, ere, a. transient, not lasting || 
 short-lived. [short time. 
 
 , passagrerement, ad. transiently, {or a 
 ' passant, m. passer-by |; passenger. 
 
 passant, e, a.; chemin ~, m., me -e, f. 
 thoroughfare || en ~, going along, by the 
 way. [way. 
 
 passavant, m. permit, pass || (mar.) gang- 
 passe, L pass, thrust || channel || pass- 
 word || odd money || situation || ~-car- 
 rean, m. eleeve-board || ~-cheval, m. 
 ferry-boat for horses || ~-debout, m. 
 permit for transit || ~-drolt, m. favour II 
 wrong, injustice || ~-lacet, m. bodkin || 
 ~-m6tell, m. wheat and rye || ~-parole, 
 m. pass-word || ~-partout, m. pass-key. 
 master-key || passport |j ~-pasae, B9 
 ilelght of band || tour de ~-paase, m. 
 legerdemain, hocus-pocus || --poll, m. 
 edging, braid || ~-tempa, m. pastime, 
 amusement, diversion || ~-th6, m. tea- 
 utrainer |] ~- velours, m. (bot.) amaranth, 
 coxcomb || ~-volant. m. interloper || in- 
 truder. 
 
 pass6, m. past time, things past (pi.). 
 
 pass*, e, a. past gone, over. 
 
 paasement, m. lace, trimming. 
 
 passementer, v. a. to lace, to trim. 
 
 passementerie, L lace-making. 
 
 passementler, m. lacemaker. 
 
 passeport, m. passport 
 
 passer, v. a. A n. to pass, to go over || to 
 exceed, to go beyond, to surpass || to excel || 
 to leave out. to omit || to cease, to fade, to 
 vanish, to disappear || to strain liquors || 
 to happen II ~, to pass, to happen |) to 
 decay, to fade away || to be satisfied. 
 
 passerean, m. sparrow. [sengers. 
 
 paaaerelle, f. narrow bridge for foot-pus- 
 
 passenr, m. ferryman. 
 
 passible, a. passible, liable. 
 
 passlf, m. passive || (com.) liabilities (pi.). 
 
 passlf, we, a. (-vement, ad.) passivc(ly). 
 
 passion, f. passion || love. 
 
 pasBionne, e, a. (-meat, ad.) passionate 
 
 (ly) J| affectionately ) || passionately fond. 
 . passlonner, v. a. to Impassion, to raise 
 the passions || se ~, to become animated, 
 to fly Into a passion. 
 
 passlvetti, f passlveuesa. 
 
 paesolre, f. strainer. 
 
 pastel, m. pastel, crayon. 
 
 paateqne, 1. (bot.) water-melon. 
 
 pastenr, m. shepherd || pastor |j parson |) 
 
 pastiche, m. Imitative picture, (reverend. 
 
 pastille, f. pastille, lozenge, drop. 
 
 pastoral, e, a. i-ement, ad.) pastoral(ly). 
 
 pastoarean, elle, m. it I. young shepherd 
 
 pat, m. stale-mute. [(ess). 
 
 pataohe, L packet-boat || stage-coach. 
 
 pataqnea, pataqu'nst-oe, m. awkward 
 
 patara<(Qe, L scrawl. [mistake. 
 
 patate, f. (bot.) kidney -potato. 
 
 patatras I slap! bang! 
 
 pataud, m. thick-footed young doe II Strap- 
 
 pataud, , a, clumsily made I/ clumsy lout. 
 patanffer, v. a. to tramp la the mud, to 
 
 splash || to be embarrassed. |pateboard. 
 pate, f. paste, dough || carton de ~, m. 
 plt6, m. pie, pasty || blot || block. 
 patde, f. paste for poultry || dog's porridge. 
 patelln, m. wheedler. 
 patelln, e, a. cajoling || wheedling, 
 patene, f. patine, chalice-cover, 
 patenotre, L Lord's prayer, paternoster, 
 patent, e, a. patent || lettres -es, f. pL 
 
 letters-patent. 
 
 patente, f. license (to sell) || patent 
 patenter, v. a. to grant letters-patent. 
 Pater, m. Lord's prayer || large bead, 
 patera, f. peg || curtain-pin, 
 paternel, le, a. (-lement, ad.) paternal 
 
 (ly) || fatherly. 
 
 paternlttf, f. paternity. [clammy. 
 
 pateux, se, a. doughy, glulsh, mealy, 
 pathetlqne, a. (-ment, ad.) pathetlc(ally). 
 patliolojfle, f. pathology, 
 patholofflqne, a. pathological, 
 pathos, m. pathos || bombast 
 patibolalre, a. patibulary || hanging y 
 
 ruffianly. 
 
 patlemment, ad. patiently. 
 patience, f. patience, sufferance, forbear- 
 patient, m. patient, sufferer. [ance. 
 patient, e, a. patient 
 patlenter, v. n. to have patience, 
 patln, m. skate, patten, 
 patlnag-e, m. skating. . /skate. 
 patlner, v. a. & n. to paw, to handle j| to 
 patlnenr, m. skater. [ing. 
 patlnolr, m. skating-rink, place for tkat- 
 pMlr, v. n. to suffer. 
 patls, m. pasture. 
 patlsser, v, a. to make pastry, 
 patisserie, f. pastry-work. 
 p&tissler, ere, m. & f. pastrycook. 
 patois, m. country-dialect || Jargon, 
 paton, m. fattenlng-ball. Ipersou. 
 patraqae, f. bnd watch II rubbish || weakly 
 p&tre, m. herdsman, shepherd, 
 patrlaroal, e, a. patriarchal, 
 patrlarcat, m. patriarchate. 
 patrlarche, m. patriarch, 
 patrlce, m. patrician, noble, 
 patrlclat, m. patriciate. 
 patrlolen, m. patrician, 
 patrician, ne, a. of noble birth. 
 patrle, f. native country, native land, 
 
 birthplace, home, 
 patrlmolne, m. patrimony, 
 patrimonial, e, a. patrimonial, 
 patrlote, m. patriot 
 patrlote, a. patriotic. (tally). 
 
 patrlotlqae, u. (-ment, ad.) patrlotio 
 patriotisms, m. patriotism, 
 patron, m. putrun, cuardlan, defvndrr. 
 
 protw-lor U (ii'ur.) matter of a ship |] 
 
 pattern, sample, modi-l || cockswain. 
 patronal, e, u. piitronal. 
 patronne, f. patrone. 
 patronner, v. H. to patronlw II to patteru. 
 patronymlqne, a. patronymic, 
 patroulllaffe, in. puddling. 
 patroulUe, t. pauol. 
 
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 patroulller petard 
 
 patroniller, v. u. to paddle || to paw || to 
 patrol. 
 
 patronillls, m. puddle. 
 
 patte, f. paw, foot, claw || foot (of a glass) 
 || Hap || tab || end || fluke l| a quatre -a, 
 on all fours || - d'ole, (tig.) crow's-foot, 
 wrinkle round the eye II cross-roada (pi.) 
 
 pattu, , a. broad-footed || rough-footed. 
 
 paturag-e, in. pasture, pasture-ground. 
 
 patnre, f. pasture, food (for cattle), meat || 
 provender. 
 
 paturer, v. n. to pasture, to feed. 
 
 p&turon, m. pastern. 
 
 panme, f. palm (of a band) || tennis (game). 
 
 pauiner, v. a. to puncb. 
 
 paumler, m. keeper of a tennis-court 
 
 paup6risme, m. pauperism. 
 
 pauplere, f. eye-lid [j eye-lash. 
 
 pause, f. pause, stop, rest. 
 
 pauvre, sse, m. & i. poor man, beggar || 
 beggar-woman. 
 
 pauvre, a. (-ment, ad.) poor(ly) || needy || 
 needily || indigent || wretched(ly) || beg- 
 garly [j peuuriouely. 
 
 pauvret, to, m. <& f. poor little creature. 
 
 pauvret, f. poverty, want || poor tbing. 
 
 pavag-e, m. paving. 
 
 a pavaner, to strut, to flaunt. 
 
 >aye, m. pavement, paving-stone || car- 
 riage-way || road-way I) streets (pi.) || haut 
 da ~, m. wall-side j| first rank || bruler 
 la ~, to drive cm ride at full speed. 
 
 pavement, m. paving, pavement. 
 
 paver, v. a. to pave. 
 
 paveur, m. pavier. 
 
 pavilion, m. pavilion || summer-house || 
 flag || tent. 
 
 pavols, m. large shield || (mar.) armour. 
 
 pavolsement, m. (mar.) dressing with 
 flags. 
 
 pavolaer, v. a. (mar.) to dress ship. 
 
 pavot, m. (bot) poppy. 
 
 payable, a. to be paid, payable. 
 
 payant, a, m. & f. payer. 
 
 paye, f. pay || w;ics (pi.) || paymaster. 
 
 payement, m. payment || lour da ~, 
 m. pay-day. 
 
 payer, v. a. & n. to pay. to pay off l| to 
 quit, to acquit || >e fairs ~, to call in 
 one's debts || ae ~, to be satisfied with || 
 to treat oneself to || to be paid for || to 
 be taught 
 
 payenr, m. payer, paymaster. 
 
 pays, m. country || countryman, compa- 
 triot || ~ baa, lowland [I ~ plat, flat 
 country || ~ natal, native country || ~ de 
 cocagrne, land of plenty. 
 
 payaag-e, m. landscape. 
 
 pay tag-lute, m. landscape-painter. 
 
 payaan, na, m. it f. peasant || conntry- 
 woman. [bridge || custom-house. 
 
 peagre, f. toll, turnpike, toll-money, welgh- 
 
 peag-er, m. toll-collector. 
 
 peau, f. skin, bide || pelt || coat, husk. 
 
 peauaserle, f. peltry || fur-traiie. 
 
 peauaaler, m. skinner, fell-oionger, pelt- 
 mougtr. 
 
 pae, a. pickled. 
 
 I peccadillo, tllgbt fault 
 
 pdche, f. fishing, fishery || (bot.) pouch l| ~ 
 a la llg-ne, angling || ~ de vigrue, (bot.) 
 standard peach. 
 
 pech<, m. sin, trespass || crime. 
 
 pecher, m. (bot.) peach-tree. 
 
 pecher, v. a. & n. to fish || to angle || ~ a 
 la llgrne, to angle. 
 
 pecher, v. n. to sin, to trespass, to trans- 
 gress, to be deficient. 
 
 pecheresse, f. (female) sinner. 
 
 pecherie, f. fishery, place Cor fishing. 
 
 pucheur, m. angler, fisherman- 
 
 p6cheur, m. sinner. [head, 
 
 pecore, f. beast || stupid creature, block- 
 pectoral, m. breast-piece, breast-plate. 
 
 pectoral, a, a. (mecl.) pectoral. 
 
 pecnlat, m. peculation || auteur d'nn ~, 
 m. peculator. [earnings (pi.). 
 
 pecule, m. stock of money, savings (pi.), 
 
 pecuniaire, a. pecuniary. 
 
 pecunieux, se, a. monied, having money. 
 
 pedagrogrie, f. pedagogy. 
 
 pedagrog-ique, a. pedagogical. 
 
 pedale, f. pedal (of an organ) || treadle. 
 
 pedaler, r. n. (mus.) to put down the pedal. 
 
 pedant, a, m. & L pedant || pedautic 
 woman. 
 
 pedant, a, a. pedantic. 
 
 pedanterle, f. pedantry. 
 
 pedantesque, a. pedantic. 
 
 pedantlsme, m. pedantry. [foot. 
 
 podestre, a. pedestrian [j -ment, ad. on 
 
 pedicure, m. corn-cutter, chiropodist 
 
 pedon, m. foot-messenger, runner. 
 
 Peg-ase, m. Pegasus. 
 
 peig-nagre, m. combing of wool. 
 
 peigrne, m. comb || brake, hatchel (to dress 
 flax) || ~-fin, small-toothed comb | <vA 
 demeler, wide-toothed comb. 
 
 poigrnee, f. drubbing || brush. 
 
 peigrner, v. a. to comb || to drub. 
 
 pelgrneur, m. flax-dresser. 
 
 peig-neuaa, f. combing-macuine. 
 
 peig-nier, m. aomb-maker. 
 
 pelg-nolr, m. dressing-gown || bathing- 
 gown. 
 
 pelg-npns, m. pi., pelgrnurea, f. pi. 
 combings (pi.). 
 
 peindre, v. a. ir. to paint, to draw || to 
 describe || to represent || to adorn || fait a 
 ~, very handsome || se ~, to paint oneself || 
 to be represented. 
 
 peine, f. pain, punishment penalty || 
 labour, toil, torment difficulty || grief, 
 trouble || a ~, hardly, scarcely || a grrand' 
 ~, with much difficulty || aveo >, re- 
 pugnantly || homme de ~, m. workiug- 
 man || drudge. 
 
 pelner, v. a. <t n. to afflict to make un- 
 easy, to trouble || to work hard, to toil. 
 'pelntre, m. painter || ~ de portraits, 
 portrait-painter || de payaagre, land- 
 scape-paiuter || en miniature, minia- 
 ture-painter. 
 
 pelnture, f. painting, picture, colours tpl.). 
 
 peiutnreur, m. dauber. 
 
 pkln, . civilian |i cit. 
 
 polagre, 01. colour of the hair (of animals). 
 
 paickjrd, , . brkd, peeled (ot wood).
 
 pe!6 perdre 
 
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 pelfi, m. bald-beaded man |j ragamuffin. 
 
 pele-mele, ad. pell-mell, helter-skelter. 
 
 peler, v. a. to make bald I to peel, to pare || 
 to scald (a pig) II se ~, to peel off. 
 
 pfclerin, m. pilgrim || traveller. . 
 
 pdlerlnage, m. pilgrimage. 
 
 pelerine, f. cape || tippet 
 
 pelisse, f. pelisse. 
 
 pelle, f. shovel, peel || scoop. 
 
 pell6e, peller6o, pelletee, f. shovelful. 
 
 pelleterle, f. furs (pi.), skins (pi.) [I fur- 
 rier's trade. 
 
 pelletier, m. furriT, skinner. 
 
 pelllonle, f. pellicle, cuticle. [skin. 
 
 pelotagre, m. putting up into balls || goat- 
 
 pelote, f. pin-cushion |i ball of enow || 
 round sura || pickings (pi.). 
 
 peloter, v. a. & n. to beat, to bang, to 
 cuff || to throw snow-balls. 
 
 peloton, m. small ball of worsted, clow of 
 thread, knot || (mil.) platoon. 
 
 pelotonner, v. a. to wind up into a ball I 
 ~, to group together || (mil.) to form in 
 platoons. 
 
 pelonse, f. lawn, grass-plot 
 
 peln, , a. bain, woolly. 
 
 pelnehe, f. plush, shag. 
 
 pelnch*, e, a. plushrd, shaggy, hairy. 
 
 pelnoher, r. n. to get shaggy. 
 
 pelnre, f. paring, peel. 
 
 penalllon, m. rag || monk. [code. 
 
 penal, e, a. penal ]] code ~, m. criminal 
 
 penalit*, f. penalty || penal laws. 
 
 penates, ra. pi. household gods, pi. 
 
 penaud, e, a. abashed, sheepish || chop- 
 fallen, [pensity, inclination l| taste. 
 
 penchant, m. declivity, steepness, pro- 
 
 penche, e, a. bent, bowed down, prone. 
 
 penchement, m. stoop, bend. 
 
 pencher, v. a. & n. to bend, to bow down || 
 to Incline, to lean. [inable. 
 
 pendable, a. deserving of hanging, nbom- 
 
 pendaison, f. hanging (on the gallows). 
 
 pendant, m. ear-drop, car-ring ]| counter- 
 part, fellow || pendant [cided. 
 
 pendant, e, a. pendent, hanging || undo- 
 
 pendant, pr. during || - quo, while, whilst. 
 
 pendard, m. hangdog, rogue, villain. 
 
 pendeloqnes, f. pi. pendants (jewels) (pL) || 
 ear-drops (pi.) || hanging-rags (pi.). 
 
 pendlller, v. n. to dangle, to swing. 
 
 pendre, v. a. <t n. to hang, to hang up. 
 to suspend || dire pis quo ~ de, to fall 
 
 pendn, m. hanged person. [foul of. 
 
 pendule, f. clock, time-piece. 
 
 pendule, m. pendulum. 
 
 pane, m. bolt (of a lock). 
 
 pgnetrant, , a. penetrating, piercing, 
 sharp, acute, sagacious || impressive. 
 
 penetration, f. peuelraliou, aculeness, 
 sagacity. 
 
 penetrer, v. a. <tn. to penetrate, to pierce, 
 to move (I to search into, to entt-r Into. 
 
 penlble, a. (-ment, ad.) pHiriful(ly) || 
 laburlous(ly) || difficult || with difficulty. 
 
 penlnsnlalre, a. peninsular. 
 
 peninsule, f. peninsula. [ance. 
 
 penitence, f. penitence, repentance f| pen- 
 
 ponltencerle, f. penitentiary (place). 
 
 pgnltencier, m. penitentiary (person). 
 
 penitent, e, a. repentant, contrite, 
 
 penltentlaire, a. penitentiary. 
 
 pennagre, m. plumage. 
 
 p<Snombre, m. (astr.) penumbra. 
 
 pensee, f. thought. Idea, sentiment, mean- 
 ing, design, sketch || (bot) heart's-ease, 
 
 penser, m. thonplit [pansy. 
 
 penser, v. a. <t n. to think, to believe || to 
 refloct, to imagine || to have care || to be 
 near, to be like. 
 
 penseur, ense, m. & i. thinker. 
 
 pensenr, ease, a. thinking. 
 
 pensif, ve, a. pensive, thoughtful. 
 
 pension, f. pension || annuity || boardinz- 
 house, boarding-school || board and lodg- 
 ing || livrry (of norsest || ~ bonrgreolse, 
 fnmily boarding-house. 
 
 pensionnaire, m. boarder, pensioner. 
 
 penslonnat, m. boarding-school. 
 
 penslonner, v. a. to pension. 
 
 pensum, in. task (| imposition. 
 
 pente, f. declivity, propensity, proneneM, 
 inclination || valance (of a bed). 
 
 Pentecote, f. Pentecost Whiteuntlde. 
 
 pentnre, f. hinge || iron-brace. 
 
 p^nnltleme, f. last syllablt but one. 
 
 penaltieme, a. penultimate. 
 
 pnnrie, f. penury || scarcity. 
 
 pepte, f. pip (disease of birds). 
 
 pepier, v. n. to chirp. 
 
 pepln, m. kernel || grape-stone. 
 
 peplnlere, f. (hort.) nursery. 
 
 pepinieriBte, m. nurseryman. 
 
 peplte, f. nugget 
 
 percale, f. cotton cambric. 
 
 percallne, f. glazed lining, flceen, acute. 
 
 pergant, e, a. piercing, penetrating II sharp, 
 
 perce, ad.; en ~, on tap || mettre en ~, 
 to tap || ~-neis-e, f. (bot.) snow-drop [I 
 ~-orellle, m. enrwig (Insect). 
 
 perce, e, a. pierced, bored, perforated || 
 chalae -e, f. clasp-stool. [glade. 
 
 percee, f. passage through a wood, vista, 
 
 peroement, m. piercing, boring || opening. 
 
 perceptenr, m. tax-gatherer. 
 
 perceptible, a. perceivable. flPctorship. 
 
 perception, f. gathering, collodion || col- 
 
 peroer, v. a. & n. to pierce, to bore, to 
 broach || to go through || to drill || to stick || 
 to tunnel || to open || to lance II to wet 
 through || to grieve || to thrill || to burst II 
 to cut II to penetrate HI to force || to enter || 
 to appear. [to receive i| to perceive. 
 
 percevolr, v. a. ir. to gather, to collect, 
 
 perche, f. perch, pole. 
 
 percher, v. n. to perch, to roost 
 
 percholr, m. perchlng-stick, roost. 
 
 parclns, e, a. crippled. 
 
 percolr, m. piercer. 
 
 percussion, m. percussion. 
 
 percnter, v. a. to tap, to strike || (m6d.) 
 to Round (the chest, etc. ). 
 
 perdre, v. a. A. a. tu lose || to undo, to 
 ruin, to debauch, to corrupt to put out of 
 tlie way || to suffer a loss || se ~, to lose 
 oneself, to be lost || to lose one's way, to 
 ruin oneself || to disappear || to hole one's 
 own ball.
 
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 nerdreau pervertissement 
 
 perdreau. m. young partridge. 
 
 perdrlz, I. partridge. 
 
 perdu, 0, a. lost, ruined, reprobate, be- 
 wildered || undone || thrown away || spoilt || 
 wild || leisure || advanced |l random j| over 
 head and ears in || Invisible || dry || en- 
 fanta -B, m. pi. (mil.) forlorn hope. 
 
 pere, ra. father || -a, pi. forefathers (pi.). 
 
 p6r6g;rination, f. peregrination. 
 
 pe>emptoire, a. peremptory || -ment, 
 ad. peremptorily. 
 
 perfectibility f. perfectibility. 
 
 perfectible, a. susceptible of perfection. 
 
 perfection, f. perfection H en ~, perfectly. 
 
 perfectionnement, m. improvement. 
 
 perfeetlonner, v.a. to perfect, to improve. 
 
 perflde, m. A f. perfidious person. 
 
 per fide, a. (-ment, ad.) perfidiouaOy). 
 
 perfldle, f. perfidy. 
 
 perforer, T. a, to perforate. 
 
 pricllter, v. n. to be in danger, to be 
 threatened with ruin. 
 
 Brll. m. pril, danger, risk. 
 
 p4rlllnz, Be, a. (-ement, ad.) peril- 
 ous(ly) || dangerous(ly). 
 
 prlmer, v. n. to pass oat of date, to fall 
 into abeyance. 
 
 pe>lmetre, m. (gOom.) perimeter. 
 
 p6rine>, m. (an.) perineum. 
 
 pgriode, f. period. 
 
 periode, m. pitch, summit. 
 
 pertodlclte, f. periodicity. 
 
 periodlque, a. (-ment, ad.) periodically). 
 
 pe>lostite, f. (rae'd.) periostitis. 
 
 pe>ipat6ticlen, m. peripatetic. 
 
 pe>ipat6ticien, ne, a. peripatetic, 
 
 ptfrlpdtie, f. sudden turn of fortune. 
 
 Peripherie, f. (geom.) periphery. 
 
 perlphrase, f. periphrasis, circumlocution. 
 
 pgrlphraaer, v. n. to poriphrase. 
 
 perir, v. n. to perish, to die, to be destroyed, 
 to fail, to be lost 
 
 p6rl8Bable, a. perishable. 
 
 peristyle, m. (arch.) peristyle. 
 
 peritolne, m. (an.) peritonfum. 
 
 perlasse, f. pearl-ashes (pi.). 
 
 perle, f. pearl, bead. 
 
 per!6, 0, a. pearled || pearly II (mus.) bril- 
 
 perler, v. n. to bead. Hi ant. 
 
 perlier, lore, a. pearl, of pearl. 
 
 permanence, f. permanence. 
 
 permanent, e, a. permanent, lasting. 
 
 permeable, n. permeable, pervious. 
 
 permettre, v. a. ir. to permit, to allow || 
 to suffer || ae ~, to take the liberty. 
 
 permia, m. permit, licence. 
 
 permla, e, a. allowed, lawful. [leave. 
 
 permission, f. permission, allowance, 
 
 permutation, f. exchange. 
 
 permnter, v. a. to exchange. 
 
 pernlcienx, se, a. (-aement, ad.) per- 
 niclousdy) jj ooxlous(ly). 
 
 peroaneue, f. sill; chattering Jade. 
 
 plroralson, f. peroration. 
 
 perorer, 7. u. to harangue J| to speechify. 
 
 peroreur, m. speechifier. 
 
 perpendicnlaire, a. (-meat, ad.) per- 
 pendiculartly). 
 
 perpetration, f. (Jar.) perpetration. 
 
 perp<5tuel, le, a. (-lement, ad.) perpe- 
 tual(ly) || everlasting(ly). 
 
 perpiitner, v. a. to perpetuate. 
 
 perpetnit6, t perpetuity. 
 
 perpleze, a. perplexed || perplexing. 
 
 perplexity, f. perplexity. 
 
 perquisition, f. search. 
 
 perron, m. flight of steps (beiore a house) II 
 (rail.) platform. fgail. 
 
 perroqnet, m. parrot || (mar.) top-gallant- 
 
 perrnohe, f. ben-parrot, paroquet. 
 
 perruque, f. wig, periwig || fogy. 
 
 perrnqnler, lere, m. & (. wig-maker, 
 
 pera, e, a. bluish || greenish-blue. 
 
 perse, f. chintz. fsomf. 
 
 perae^ontant, e, a. importuning, trouble- 
 
 persecnter, v. a. to persecute, to impor- 
 tune. 
 
 pers6cntenr, trice, m. & f. persecutor. 
 
 pers6cntenr, trice, a. persecuting. 
 
 pers6v6rer, v. n. to persevere. 
 
 persienne, f. Venetian-blind, outsid 
 shutter-blind. |irony. 
 
 persinagre, m. quizzing J| banter, keen 
 
 persifler, v. a. 4 n. to quiz. 
 
 persiflenr, m. banterer, quiz. 
 
 persil, m. (bot.) parsley. [parody. 
 
 peraillade, f. cold meat with vinegar aud 
 
 perslll6, e, a. spotty, green. 
 
 persistance, f. persistence. 
 
 peraister, v. n. to persist 
 
 personnagre, m. personage [I charactpr, 
 
 peraonnalisme, m. egotism. Ipart. 
 
 peraonnalite, f. personality || personal 
 remark || self-love. 
 
 personne, f. person. 
 
 personne. pn. nobody, none, not anybody. 
 
 personnel, m. persons (pi.) II people em- 
 ployed (pi.) || staff y attendants (pi.). 
 
 peraonnel, le, a. (-lement, ad.) pcr- 
 sonal(ly) I] selfish || In person. 
 
 peraonnifler, v. a. to personify. 
 
 perspectif, ve, a. perspective. 
 
 perspective, f. prospect, view || vista H 
 perspective. 
 
 perspicace, a. perspicacious. 
 
 perspicacity, f. perspicacity. 
 
 perspicuity, f. perspicuity. 
 
 perspiration, f. perspiration. 
 
 perauader, v. a. to persuade, to Induce, 
 to advise, to prevail || ae ~, to persuade 
 oneself |l to believe, to imagine. 
 
 persnaaif, ve, a. persuasive. 
 
 persuasion, f. persuasion, conviction, 
 firm belief. 
 
 perte, f. loss, damage, ruin & ~< t a 
 loss, with loss || en pare ~, to no purpose. 
 
 pertinemment, ad. pertinently. 
 
 pertnia, m. defile, narrow pass. 
 
 pertulaane, f. partisan (halbeni). 
 
 pertarbatenr, trice, m. & f. disturber. 
 
 perturbatenr, trice, a. disturbing. 
 
 perturbation, f. perturbation, diaturbiuiu*. 
 
 pervenohe, f. periwinkle. 
 
 pervers, e, a. perverse. 
 
 perversion, f. perversion. 
 
 perveraite, f. perverseness. 
 
 pervertlr, v. a. to pervert. 
 
 prvertlaaement, m. pcrverslotk
 
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 pese, m. wel 
 
 pesamment, ad. heavily. 
 
 pesant, m. weight. 
 
 pea ant, , a. heavy, weighty, ponderous || 
 doll, stupid |l (mns.) slow. 
 
 pesanteur, i. weight, heaviness || nn- 
 wleldinew, dulness, stupidity. 
 
 pesee, f. weighing || weigh. 
 
 pse j ~-lettres, m. letter-weight || 
 liqueur, m. hydrometer, areometer. 
 
 peser, v. a. <t n. to weigh, to pouder, to be 
 heavy, to dwell upon, to be a burden to. 
 
 peseur, m. weigher. 
 
 prison, m. steel-yard. 
 
 pessimisms, m. pessimism. 
 
 pesslmlste., m. pessimist. 
 
 , peat*, f. peat, plague, pestilence (I mis- 
 chievous child, nuisance. [to bluster. 
 
 paster. T. n, to fret and fume jj to storm, 
 
 pestlfer, m. person infected with the 
 
 pestlfr, e. a. pestiferous. [plague. 
 
 pestilence, L pestilence, plague. 
 
 pestilential, la, a. pestilential. 
 
 petale, m. (hot.) petal, flower-leaf. 
 
 petarade, f. vain boast |l noise of crackers. 
 
 petard, m. petard || cracker. 
 
 petarder, T. a. to blow np with a petard. 
 
 Petand, m.; la oonr dn rol ~. f. Bedlam 
 broke loose || scene of confusion. 
 
 pfttandiere, f. bear-garden. [to bounce. 
 
 p6ter, T. n. to break wind behind, to fart|| 
 
 p6tlllement, m. sparkling, crackling. 
 
 pettller. r. n. to sparkle, to crackle || to 
 be full y to long |l to be boiling. 
 
 petit, e, m. & little one II little boy ott 
 girl || little thing || darling || cub || whelp || 
 rrands at -s, pi. young and old (pi.), 
 high and low (pi.). 
 
 petit, e, a. small, little, short || young [| 
 petty, low, inconsiderable II ~ & ~, by de- 
 grees I) an ~, on a small scale II ~-flls, 
 ra. grandson || --g-rls, m. minever || Rus- 
 sian squirrel || --maltre, m. coxcomb, 
 dandy. 
 
 pe.tttement.ad. meanly, poorly, sparingly. 
 
 pntltasse, f. smallness, littleness, mean- 
 ness, lowness. 
 
 petition, f. petition, demand. 
 
 petltlonnalre, m. petitioner. 
 
 p4tltlonner, T. n. to petition. 
 
 peton, m. petti toe. 
 
 pgtoncle, L scollop (fish). 
 
 p4tree, a, (f.)-stony || (an.) petrous. 
 
 petrel, m. petrel (bird) J| ~ da tempete, 
 
 p4trlfiar, T. a. to petrify. [stormy petrel. 
 
 p6trln, m. kneading-trough || (fig.) scrape, 
 
 petrlr, T. a. to knead. [mesa. 
 
 petrlesaare, m. kneading. 
 
 petrole, m. petroleum. ,01 petroleum. 
 
 petrolear, sa, m, A L incendiary by means 
 
 p4tnlant, a, a. petulant, pert, saucy. 
 
 pan, ad. little, few || . s> ., by degrees || s> 
 ~ pros, nearly, thereabout |J pour ~ qne. 
 ever so little, however so little may be || 
 dans ~, in a short time. 
 
 penpla.de, t. people || colony J| tribe. 
 
 people, m. people, nation || la bs ~, I* 
 menu -, the mob. (to stock (a pond). 
 
 penplar, T. a, An, to people || to m\ 
 
 penplier, m. (hot.) poplar. 
 
 panr, t fear, fright, dread || da ~ da, da 
 ~ qna, lest, for fear that, for fear of || 
 sans ~, fearless. 
 
 peurenx, se, a. timorous, fearful || start- 
 
 pent-etre, a. perhaps. ling. 
 
 ptaeton, m. phaeton. 
 
 phalange, f. phalanx. 
 
 phalene, m. night-fly, moth. 
 
 pharaon, m. pharo (game). 
 
 phare, m. (mar.) beacon, light, light-house. 
 
 pharlalen, m. pharisee. hypocrite. 
 
 pharmacentlQne, a. pharmaceutical. 
 
 pharmacle. f. pharmacy || chemist's shop || 
 medicine-cbeet || dispensary. 
 
 pharmaclen, m. chemist || dispenser. 
 
 pharmacoptia. f. dispensatory. 
 
 pharynx, m. (an.) pharynx. 
 
 phase, f. phase || phasis || stage. 
 
 ph6bns, m. bombast, bombastic style. 
 
 ph6nlx, m. phoenix. 
 
 phenomena, m. phenomenon. 
 
 philanthrope, m. philanthropist. 
 
 philanthropic, f. philanthropy. 
 
 philanthroplqne, a. philanthropic. 
 
 phllharmonlque, a. philharmonic. 
 
 phllippiqne. f. philippic. 
 
 phllolog-le, f. philology. 
 
 phllologlqne, a. philological. 
 
 philolog-ne, m. phllologer. 
 
 phllomatique, a. philomatic. 
 
 phllosophal, a, a.; pierre -e, f. philo- 
 sopher's stone. 
 
 phllosopha, m. philosopher. 
 
 phllosophe, a. philosophical. 
 
 philosopher, T. n. to philosophise. 
 
 philosophic, f. philosophy. Isophlc(ally). 
 
 phtloeophlque, a. (-ment. ad.) philo- 
 
 phlloteohnlqna, a. pbilotechnic, art-lov- 
 
 phlltre, m. love-potion. liriR. 
 
 phonogrraphe, m. phonograph. 
 
 phoqne, m. seal. 
 
 phosphora, in. phosphorus. 
 
 phosphorenx, se, a, phosphorous. 
 
 phosphoriqne, a. phosphoric. 
 
 photofrraphe, m. photographer. 
 
 photographic, f. photography || photo- 
 graph. 
 
 photoffraphior, T. a. to photograph. 
 
 photog-raphlque, a. photographic. 
 
 phrase, f. phrase, sentence. 
 
 phraseolog-le, f. phraseology. 
 
 phraser, v. n. to make phrases, to phram. 
 
 phrasenr, phraaler, m. phrase-maker. 
 
 phrenologrie, f. phrenology. 
 
 phthisic, f. (md.) phthisis, consumption. 
 
 phthlslqne, a. (mfd.) phthisical, con- 
 sumptive. | perl mental) st. 
 
 physiolen, m. natural philosopher y ex- 
 
 phyalologle, f. physiology. 
 
 physlolofflqae, a. physiological. 
 
 physloloK-lste, m. physiologist. 
 
 physlonomle, f. physiognomy, counten- 
 ance, face, look. 
 
 physlonomlate, m. physiognomist. 
 
 physique, L physics (pi.), natural philo- 
 sophy. 
 
 physique, m. natural constitution. 
 
 physique, a. (-ment, ad.) physically).
 
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 plaffer piocheur 
 
 plaffer, v. n. to strut, to prance, to paw. 
 
 plainer, T. n. to bawl, to squall 
 
 plalllerle, f. shrill scolding 
 
 piaillenr, m. squaller, bawler. 
 
 plant ate, m.&f. pianoforte-player, pianist 
 
 piano, m. piano || ~ carr6, square piano || 
 ~ drolt, cottage-piano || - A queno, 
 
 planlard, ra. whiner. [grand piano. 
 
 pvaulard, e, a. whining. 
 
 planter, v. n. to pule, to whine. Jlarly. 
 
 plo, m. pick-axe || peak || a ~, perpendicu- 
 
 plcalllon, m. old Ficdmontesc copper coin, 
 worth rather less than 1 centime || avoir 
 des -s, ((am.) to be rich cm well oft 
 
 pichenette, f. fillip. 
 
 plcoree, f. marauding || plundering. 
 
 plcorer, v. n. to pilfer. 
 
 plcot, m. splinter II purl (of lace). 
 
 picote, e, a. pitted, marked. 
 
 plcoter, v. a, to prick || to peck (of birds) || 
 to stimulate. 
 
 plcoterle, f. bickering, teasing. 
 
 plcotln, m. peck (measure). [shrew. 
 
 pie, f. magpie (bird) || grleche, shrike || 
 
 pie, a. pious || piebnld. 
 
 piece, i. piece, fragment, part, bit, parcel, 
 patch || room (in a house) || ~ a ~, hy de- 
 grees |l en -a, In pieces, pencemeal !| 
 ragged || ~ de conviction, circumstantial 
 evidence j| ~ de drap, piece of cloth || ~ 
 d'ean, piece of ornamental water Ij ~ de 
 resistance, large joint, piece to cut and 
 come again || ~ de vingrt-quatre. 
 24-pounder || - de y In, hogshead of wine || 
 ~ d'artillerle, piece of ordnance. 
 
 pied, m. foot y a ~, on foot || ~ a ~, by de- 
 grees, by little and little j| sur le ~ de, 
 at the rate of || au ~ de la lettre, 
 literally !| a ~ seo, without wetting one's 
 feet || d'arrache , without intermis- 
 sion [i coup de ~, m. kick ,'] valet de ~, 
 m. footman || petits -s, pi. small birds 
 (pi.) || ~ plat, dirty fellow || marcher a 
 ~, to go on foot I) avoir nn ~ de nez, 
 to look foolish, to look blank || a- 
 terre, m. temporary lodging || country- 
 box || small box. 
 
 piedestal, m. pedestal. 
 
 plege, m. snare, gin, trap. [(pi.). 
 
 pierrallle, f. heap of pebbles, broken stones 
 
 plerre, f. stone || flint || gem || ~ angn- 
 laire, corner-stone || ~ d'attente, step- 
 ping-stone || ~ infernale, caustic || ~ a 
 fusil (~ a brlq.net), gun-flint [I ~ a 
 rasoir, ~ a repasser, whetstone || ~ de 
 taille, shaped stone, free-stone || ~ de 
 toncne, touch-stone. 
 
 pierreries, f. pi. precious stones (pi.), 
 
 pierreux, BO, a. stony. Jewels (pi.). 
 
 pierrler, in. swivel-gun. 
 
 plerrot, ni. house-sparrow || clown. 
 
 plete, f. piety || godliness. 
 
 pietlneinent, in. stamping, kicking. 
 
 pletlner, v. n. to tap oil the ground with 
 one's feet, to drum. 
 
 pietlste, m. pietist [walker. 
 
 pleton, m. foot-passenger, pedestrian. 
 
 pietre, a. (fam.) paltry, sorry, mean || 
 -ment, ad. sorrily, wretchedly, pitifully. 
 
 pletrerle, f. (fara.) paltry stuff, sorry 
 plen, m. stake, pile. [goods (pi.). 
 
 pieux, se, a. (-sement, ad.) pious(ly) || 
 pit, m. nose, nozzle. [godly. 
 
 piffre, m., piffresse, f. glutton, 
 pigeon, m. pigeon, dove || ~ enlbntant, 
 
 tumbler j| - rainier, ring-dove || ~ voya- 
 
 genr, carrier-pigeon. 
 plgeonneau, m. young pigeon, 
 plgeonnier, m. pigeon-house, 
 pigment, in. (an.) pigment 
 pignocher, v. n. to nibble, 
 pignon, m. gable-end || pinion (of a watch) 
 
 || kernel || avoir ~ BUT rue, to have a 
 
 housp of one's own. 
 pilaatre, m. pilaster. 
 pilan, m. stewed rice. 
 pile, f. pile, heap || pier n wKacking, lick- 
 ing || ~ on face, head or tall If * de 
 
 Volta, Voltaic battery. 
 pller, v. a. to pound. 
 pilier, m. pillar, post l| (fig.) de o- 
 
 baret, tippler || fixture, 
 pillage, m. pillage, plunder, 
 pillard, e, m. A f. plunderer. 
 plllard, e, a. pillaging, thievish. 
 pilier, v. ft. to pillage, to plunder. 
 plllerle, f. robbory, extortion, 
 plllenr, m. plunderer, robber. 
 pilon, m. pestle || drum-stick (of a fowl), 
 pllorler, v. a. to pillory || to expose. 
 pilot, m. heap of salt 
 pilotage, ra. pilotage || pile-work || timber 
 
 for stakes. 
 
 pllote, m. pilot, steersman. 
 plloter, v. a, & n. (mar.) to pilot II to drive 
 pilotin, m. pilot-boy. [in piles. 
 
 pilotia, m. pi. piles (pi.), pile-work, 
 pilule, f. pill, pillule || (fig.) anger, trouble, 
 plmbeche, f. pert minx, 
 piment, m. (hot.) alspice, pimento, 
 pimpant, e, a. smart, dashing, 
 pimprenelle, f. (bot) bumet 
 pin, m. (bot) pine, pine-tree || ponune de 
 
 ~, f. fir-cone. 
 pinacle, m. pinnacle, 
 pinasse, f. (mar.) pinnace. 
 pinoe, f. lever, handspike, pincers (pi.), 
 
 nippers (pi.) || claws (pi.) || ~-mallle, m. 
 
 piuchpenny, stingy fellow || ~-nei, m. 
 
 double eye-glass, pince-nez. 
 pinoe, e, a. affected, stiff. 
 pincean, m. hair-pencil, brush, 
 pincee, f. pinch, 
 piucer, v. a. to pinch II to nip hard, to 
 
 satirise || to catch (one) || (mus. i to play, 
 pincettes, f. pi. pincers (pi.), tongs (pi.), 
 
 nippers (pi.). 
 
 pincon, m. pinch (mark made by pinching). 
 plngronln, m. penguin (bird). 
 plngre, m. skin-flint 
 pluiri-o, a. stingy, close-fisted, 
 pinson, ui. chaffinch (bird), 
 plntada, f. Guiuea-fowL 
 plnte, f. pint. 
 
 pioche, f. pick-axe, mattock || hard work, 
 piooher, v. a. to dig with a pick-axe || to 
 
 fag, to work hard, to study hard, 
 piocheur, m. digger || hard worker.
 
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 pion, m. man (at draughts) || pawn (at 
 chess) |! usher. [away. 
 
 pioneer, v. n. (fam.) to snooze, to snooze 
 
 pVonner, v. n. to take pawns (at chess). 
 
 plonnier, m. (mil.) pioneer. 
 
 pipe, f. pipe, tobacco-pipe |j plpe(cnsk). 
 
 pipean, m. pipe (to play on) II bird-call || 
 lime-twig [j snare. 
 
 plpe, f. catching of birds (with blrd-llme). 
 
 plpelet, m. (fam.) porter, doorkeeper. 
 
 piper, T. a. to catch birds with a bird-call |] 
 to cheat at play || to excel. 
 
 plperie, f. cheat, trick, sleight. 
 
 pipenr, m. cheat, sharper. 
 
 piquant, m. prirkle |l sting || quill || pun- 
 gency |j point || fun. 
 
 piquant, e, a. prickling, prickly, stinging, 
 biting, sharp, tart, smart, bitter. 
 
 pique, f. pike, lance || quarrel, bickering! II 
 - . m. spade (at cards) [| ~-assiette, m. 
 parasite, spunger || --bcsuf, m. drover || 
 --alque, m. picnic, party. 
 
 plquer, v. a. & n. to prick, to sting || to 
 quilt || to stimulate to exasperate, to 
 pique i! to be poignant, to be sharp l| Be 
 ~, to be piqued, to be displeased at, to 
 be angry with, to be offended at. 
 
 piquet, m. picket, stake, peg || piquet 
 (game) || (mil.) picket 
 
 plquette, f. bad wine || washy stuff II 
 swipes (pi.). 
 
 plqnenr, m. pricker || whlpper-ln || riding- 
 master || linn t Km an || overseer. 
 
 plqnier, m. plkeman. 
 
 plqftref. pricking, prick, puncture, sting || 
 worm-bole || quilting, stitching. 
 
 pirate, m. pirate, freebooter. 
 
 pirater, T. n. to pirate. 
 
 piraterle, f. piracy. 
 
 plre, a. worse || le ~, the worst 
 
 plriforme, a. pear-shaped. 
 
 plrofrnp. f. pirogue (native canoe). 
 
 pirouette, f. whirligig || rapid whirlinc 
 round upon one foot, pirouette || short ap- 
 pearance || subterfuge I] lest. 
 
 plronetter, v. a. to whirl, to pirouette. 
 
 pis, m. teat, udder, breast. 
 
 pis, a. worse || le ~, the worst || de ~ en 
 ~, worse and worse || an ~, an ~-aller, 
 at the worst || --aller, m. last resource, 
 last shift. 
 
 pisciculture, f. fish-cult tirp. 
 
 piscine, f. pool, pond, reservoir. 
 
 pln6, m. pise, clay. 
 
 plsnenllt, m. piss-a-bed || dandelion. 
 
 plsser, v. n. to piss, to pass water. 
 
 plsnolr, m. nrinal. 
 
 plstache, f. (bot. ) plstachlo(-nut). 
 
 plBtachier, in. (bot) pistachio-tree. 
 
 piste, f. track, trace, footstep. 
 
 pistil, m. (bot.) pistil. 
 
 platolet, 01. pistol || ~ a repetition, re- 
 volver || ~ d'areon, horse-pistol. 
 
 piston, in. platuu |l sucker of a pump || 
 stopper. 
 
 pltance, f. pittance. 
 
 pitenx, , a. (-cement, ad.) plteous(ly). 
 " *, f. pity, compassion II disdain, con- 
 
 pltte, 
 
 Plton, m." tcrcw-iiu'g || peak!' 
 
 e nipt. 
 
 pitoyable, a. (-ment, ad.) piti/ul(ly) || 
 
 piteous(ly) || wretched(ly). 
 pittoresqne, a. (-ment, ad.) picturesque || 
 
 In a picturesque manner. 
 pivert, m. woodpecker (bird). 
 pivolne, f. (bot.) peony. 
 pivot, m. pivot, spindle || hinge || (hort.) 
 
 tap-root 
 plvoter, v. a. & n. to turn on a pivot N 
 
 (hort.) to shoot a perpendicular root. 
 placag-e, m. veneering || plating || patch- 
 
 work. 
 placard, m. placard || cupboard (In a wall), 
 
 slip. [libel. 
 
 placarder, v. a. to placard, to post tip || to 
 
 , . . , 
 
 place, f. place, room, space J| post, office, 
 fortress II e 
 es || 
 d'armes, parade || parade-ground 
 
 , . 
 
 condition, employment |i fortress II ex- 
 change || stand for hackney-coaches || ~ 
 
 stronghold. 
 
 placement, m. placing, putting out money 
 || bureau de ~, m. registry-office. 
 
 placer, v. a. to place, to set, to dispose, to 
 rank |j to put out at interest || e ~, to get 
 a situation || to sit down in a place. 
 
 placet, m. petition. 
 
 placenr, ae, m. & f. registry-office keeper. 
 
 plaoier, ere, m. & f. agent. 
 
 plafond, m. ceiling, floor. 
 
 plafonnagre, m. celling. 
 
 plafonner, v. a. to ceil, to root. 
 
 plafonnenr, m. ceiling-maker. 
 
 plage, f. flat and low sea-shore II climate, 
 
 plaR-ialre, m. plagiary. (region. 
 
 plag-iat, m. plagiarism. 
 
 plalder, v. a, & n. to plead, to argue || to 
 litigate || to be at law, to go to law. 
 
 plaidenr, se, m. A t, pleader, litigious 
 man, litigious woman. 
 
 plaldoirie, f. pleading, law-suit 
 
 plaldoyer, m. lawyer's address in court, 
 
 plale, f. wound, sore || plague. [defence. 
 
 plaig-nant, m. (jur.) plaintiff. 
 
 plalgnant, e, a. complaining, plaintive. 
 
 plain, e, a. plain, even, flat || ~-chant, (. 
 church-music, chant. 
 
 plaindre, T. a. ir. to pity, to compas- 
 sionate, to commiserate, to grudge || se ~, 
 to complain || to make complaints. 
 
 plalne, f. plain, field. 
 
 plainte, f. complaint, groan, deep sigh. 
 
 plalntlf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) plaintive 
 (ly) || dolefuldy). 
 
 plalre, v. n. ir. to please, to be agreeable, 
 to give pleasure || plait -11? your plea- 
 sure? || s'll VOUH plait, If you plense || 
 plftt a Dlen t would to God ! || a Dion 
 me plalso I Ood forbid ! N me ~, to nlcase 
 one auother || to be pleased, to delight in || 
 to flatter oneself. [strangely. 
 
 plalsamment, ad. pleasantly, ludicrously || 
 
 plaiaauoa, f. plrasure || lien de ~, m., 
 maison de ~, f. country-bouse. 
 
 plalsant, m. it-si, r, ]okr || mauvals ~, 
 sorry jester || humbug. 
 
 plalsant, e, a. pleasnnt, humorous, ludi- 
 crous, ridiculous, jocose, comical. 
 
 plaisanter, v. a. 4 n. to lest, to Joke, to 
 banter || ponr >, in Jest, jesting.
 
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 plaisanterie plnmer 
 
 plaiBRnterie, f. pleasantry, Joke, jest, 
 
 jesting, joking, banter, 
 plalair, m. pleasure, delight, Joy, sport. 
 
 diversion || Kindness, favour, courtesy [| 
 
 excursion [| wafer J| -, pL rolled wafers 
 
 (pi.) || ft> ", at one's ease, carefully. 
 plan, m. plane, level, surface || plan || 
 
 draught, design, project || premier ~, 
 
 foreground. 
 
 plan, e>, a. plain, even, smooth, flat 
 planche, f. plank, board || (copper-)plate || 
 
 bed || ~ & bontellles, bottle-rack | <* 
 
 debarquer, (mar.) gangboard of a ship. 
 plancheler, v. a. to board || to floor, 
 plan oner, m. floor, ceiling. 
 planoon, m. shoot, twig, set II plank- 
 timber. Ihover (of birds) || to sail, 
 planer, v. a. A n. to plane, to smoothe || to 
 planetalre, m. orrery. 
 plantalre, a. planetary, 
 planete, f. planet, 
 planenr, m. planisher. 
 planisphere, m. planisphere. 
 plant, m. plant, twig, set || plantation |] 
 
 }eune ~, vineyard newly set 
 plantaare, m. plantation, 
 plantard, m. (hort.) slip, 
 plantation.f. planting || plantation || colony. 
 plants, f. plant || sole (of the foot), 
 planter, v. a. to plant, to fix, to settle || 
 
 to place I] ., to be planted II to put ou 
 plantenr, m. planter. [stick oneself. 
 
 plantolr, m. dibbler. 
 plan ton, m. orderly soldier || de ~, on duty, 
 plantnreux, ne, a. abundant, fertile, 
 planure, f. shavings (pi.). (veneer, 
 
 plaque, f. plate (of metals) || slab || badge || 
 plaque, m. plated metal, 
 plaqner, v. a. to plate, to lay on || to veneer, 
 plaqneur, m. plater II veneerer. 
 plastlclte, f. plasticity, 
 plastlque, a. plastic, 
 plastron, m. fencing-pad II butt, 
 plat, m. dish, mess || scale I) flat (of a 
 
 sword) || ~-bord, m. (mar.) gunwale, 
 plat, e, a. (-ement, ad.) flatly || smooth || 
 
 level || doll || dead [I mean, 
 platane, m. (hot.) plane-tree. 
 plate, f. plate || ~-baade. f. border (| 
 
 flower-bed || ~- forme, f. platform II (rail.) 
 
 turn-table. 
 plateau, m. tray, tea-board P platform. 
 
 table-land || ~ a d6oonper, butler's tray i| 
 
 ~ de carafe, decanter-stand, 
 platee, f. dishful. 
 
 platlne, m. plntina. fplate, 
 
 platine, f. round copper-plate H gnnlock 
 platitude, f. fiatuess, dulness, meanness || 
 
 latitude. 
 ktonlqne, a. Platonic || sentimental. 
 platraff e, m. plaster-work, 
 platraa, m. rubbish of plaster. 
 platre, m. plaster || plaster cast. 
 platrer, v. a. to plaster, to parget || tu 
 
 daub over, to palliate, 
 platrenx. Be, a. chalky, 
 platrler, m. plasterer. 
 platrlere, f. plaster-quarry. 
 plaamblllt, f. plausibility. 
 
 plausible, a. plausible. 
 
 plebe.f. the Plebs (pi.), common people (pi.). 
 
 plebelen, m. plebeian. 
 
 plebelen, ne, a. plebotsn. 
 
 Pleiades, f. pi. Pleiads (pi.). 
 
 pleln, m. full space. 
 
 plein, e, a. A ad. full, abounding, entire, 
 complete ij tout ~. plentifully, abundantly 
 II a ~, fully || -e Inne, f. full moon. 
 
 plelnement, ad. fully. 
 
 plenlere, f. plenary. 
 
 plenlere, a. plenary. 
 
 plenlpotentlalre, m. plenipotentiary. 
 
 plenlpotentlalre, a. plenipotentiary. 
 
 pleonasme, m. pleonasm. 
 
 pletnore, f. (mea.) plethora. 
 
 plenrard, m. blubberer. 
 
 plenrer. v. a. A n. to weep, to lament |i to 
 cry || (of vines) to bleed || to grudge. 
 
 plsnresle, f. (mod.) pleurisy. 
 
 plenreur, se, m. A L weeper || raonrner. 
 
 pleurenr, se, a. weeping. 
 
 plenrnloher, v. n. to whine. 
 
 pleurnlohenr, m. whiner. 
 
 pleura, m. pi. tears (pi.) II weeping H (of 
 vines) weeping. 
 
 pleutre, ro. coward, ignoramus. 
 
 rlenvolr. v. n. ir. to rain. 
 
 pleyon, m. twig, twine, osier. 
 
 pit, m. plait, fold, bent, wrinkle || undula- 
 tion || wave || tuck || recess. 
 
 pliable, a. flexible, bending, supple. 
 
 pllag-e, m. folding, fold. 
 
 pliant, m. folding-chair. 
 
 pliant, e, a, pliant, pliable, flexible, docile. 
 
 plier, v. n. to fold, to fold up. to bend, to 
 bow || to warp, to yield, to submit l| ae ~, 
 to bend || to conform oneself to. 
 
 plleur, ae, m. & I. folder. [board. 
 
 plinth, f. (arch.) plinth, skirting (I wash- 
 
 pllolr, m. folder, folding-knife, foldlng- 
 
 pllssement, m. plaiting. [stick. 
 
 pllsaer, v. a. to plait, to crimple, to fold. 
 
 pllsanre, f. plaiting, folding. 
 
 plomb, m. lead || plummet, plumb-Une II 
 bullets (pi.), shot (pi.) || a ~, perpen- 
 dicularly || HI a ~, m. plumb-line. 
 
 plomhagre, m. lead-work || leading I 
 stopping || sealing || pressing. 
 
 plombag-ine, f. (min.) plumbago, black- 
 lead. 
 
 plomber, v. a. to lead, to fit with lead H to 
 glaze, to varnish || to stamp with lead. 
 
 plomberle, f. plumbery || lead-works (pi.). 
 
 plombeur, a.; rouleau ~, m. field-roller. 
 
 plombier, m. plumber. 
 
 plongreon, m. plungeon, sea-diver (bird). 
 
 plongrer, v. a. it n, to plunge, to dip, to 
 Immerse, to duck. 
 
 plong-eur, m. diver. 
 
 ployer, v. a. to fold. 
 
 plnle, f. rain || lour de ~, m. rainy day. 
 
 plnmao-e, m. plumage, feathers (pL). 
 
 plamaxaerle, f. feather-trade. 
 
 plnmaaaler, m. feather-seller. 
 
 plume, f. plume, leather, quill, pen. 
 
 plumean, m. feather- broom, duster. 
 
 plnmee, f. penful. 
 
 plnmer, v. a. to plume, to pluck, to fleece.
 
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 plumet, m. plume. fto tambour. 
 
 plnmetis, m. tambouring |] broder an ~, 
 
 plnmenx, se, a. feathery. (red-tapist. 
 
 plnmitlf, m. minute-book || quill-driver || 
 
 plnpart, f. most ou greatest part || pour 
 1* ~, mostly || la - da temps, generally. 
 
 plurality, (. plurality. 
 
 plnrlel, m. (gr. ) plural. 
 
 plnrlel, le, a. (gr.) plural. 
 
 pins, ad. more, most, over || no more, not 
 any more || - tdt, sooner I M * t&t, as 
 coon as possible |j tard, later || ~ loin, 
 further |f le -, the most, the utmost || an 
 ~, tout an ~, at most || de ~, besides. 
 
 plnsieurs, . pi. many, several, divers, 
 sundry. [(tense). 
 
 rluB-que-parfalt, m. (gr.) pluperfect 
 
 plutot, ad. rather, more. 
 
 plurial, e. a.: ean -e, f. rain-water. 
 
 pluTier, m. plover (bird). 
 
 plovlenx, se, a. rainy II wet. 
 
 pluYlomitre, m. ram-jaiige. 
 
 pnenmatiqne, a. pneumatic l| machine 
 ~, f. air-pump. 
 
 pnenmonie, f. (mid.) pneumonia. 
 
 pochade, f. rough sketch. 
 
 pochard, m. drunkard n boozer. 
 
 pochard, e, a. drunk, grocer, boozy. 
 
 (e) pocharder, to get drunk. 
 
 poohe, f. pocket, bag || crop (of a bird) || 
 poke || net || crib || pucker. 
 
 pocher, v. a. to bruise || to blot f] to poach. 
 
 pochette, f. (mall pocket, small purse, 
 pouch || kit 
 
 pochon, m. black eye, 
 
 podag-re, m. (md.) gout in the. feet 
 
 podatjre, a. gouty. 
 
 poele, f. frying-pan, pan. 
 
 poele, m. stove || pall || canopy. 
 
 poel6, f. (frylns-)piinful. 
 
 poeller, m. stove- maker. 
 
 poelon, m. saucepan. 
 
 poelonnee, f. saucepanful. 
 
 poeme, m. poem. 
 
 poeste, f. poesy, poetry. 
 
 poete, m. poet 
 
 poetesse, f. poetess. 
 
 poetlqne, f. poetics (pi.). 
 
 poetlqne, a. f-ment, ad.) po*dcal(ly). 
 
 poatlser, T. n. to poetise. 
 
 poetrlan, m. poetaster, bad poet 
 
 polds, m. weight, heaviness, grarlt> ,,[flg.i 
 importance, consequence. 
 
 poignant, e, a. poignant, sharp. 
 
 poig-nard, m. poulard, dagger |) oonp de 
 ~, m. Htab. 
 
 polffnarder, v. a. to poniard, to stab. 
 
 polfrne, f, grasp, grip. 
 
 polif n6e, f. handful || handle (of a iword). 
 
 yulgnet, m. wrist, wrlst-baod. 
 
 poll, m. hair |i nap l| iU&uenu (pi.) || - de 
 cherre, uiobalr. 
 
 poll u, e, H. hairy J| shaggy. 
 
 polngon, m. bodkin, puactieon, punch I 
 \f I || stiletto. 
 
 polngonner, v. a. to ilamp l| to punch. 
 
 polndre, r. n. lr. to peep, to dawn, to be- 
 gin, to appear. [blow. 
 
 polar, m. fist, bond l| conp de -, m. caff, 
 
 point, m. point || period || stitch made with 
 a needle i| mark || case, condition, state || 
 height, degree || an dernier ~, In the 
 highest degree || deux -m, pi. (gr.) colon. 
 
 point, ad. no, not, none || ~ An tout, 
 not at alL 
 
 pointagre, m. pointing, aiming || levelling. 
 
 pointe, f. point, sharp end || pointed tool II 
 promontory || (fig.) sharpness, tartness || 
 nigh taste |) quibble, pun || en ~, with a 
 sharp point || sans ~, pointless II ~ du 
 jour, break of day || ~ de terre, fore- 
 land, promontory |j ~ dn Tin, flavour of 
 wine. 
 
 polntement, m. pointing |I levelling. 
 
 pointer, v. a. A n. to point, to stick, to 
 prick, to sharpen || to level, to take aim il 
 to scar || to sprout || (mar. ) to prick (a chart). 
 
 pointenr, m. (mil.) marker || pricker. 
 
 polntlllagre, m. dotting. 
 
 polntlller, v. a. & n. to dot, to prick, to 
 nip, to touch || to cavil. 
 
 polntUlerle, f. (f am. ) bickering, cavilling, 
 cavil. [cavilling. 
 
 polntllleuac, se, a. captions, punctilions, 
 
 polntn, e, a. pointed, peaked, sharp- 
 
 poire, f. pear || ~ d'ang^olBBfi, choke-pear (1 
 ~ > pondre, powder-horn. 
 
 poire, m. perry. 
 
 poirean, m. (Dot) leek n wart 
 
 polree, f. (bot) white beet 
 
 polrler, m. (bot) pear-tree. 
 
 pots, f. (bot) pea if ~ chlohe, coick-pe*. 
 
 poison, m. poison, venom. 
 
 polssard, e, a. low, vultrar. 
 
 polssarde, t fishwife, fish-fag. 
 
 poleaer, r. a. to pitch, to glue. 
 
 polBsenz, se, a. pitchy. 
 
 polsson, m. fish || ~ d'Avrll, April fool. 
 
 polssonnallle, t. small finh (pl\ fry (pi.). 
 
 poiBsonnerle, f. fish-market 
 
 polssonnenz, se, a. abounding with fish. 
 
 polsBonnler, ere, m. & f. fishmonger. 
 
 polsnonnlere, f. Osb-kettlc. 
 
 poltrall, m. breast (of a horse), chest )| 
 breast-leather. 
 
 poitrlnalre, m. consumptive person. 
 
 poltrlne, f. breast, chest, bosom. 
 
 polvrade, t pepper-sauce. 
 
 polvre, m. pepper. 
 
 polvrer, v. a. to pepper. rhox. 
 
 polvrler, m. (bot) pepper-plant || pepper- 
 
 polvrlere, f. pepper-box. 
 
 polz, f. pitch N wax. 
 
 polalre, a. polar || etolle ~, t pole-star. 
 
 pOle, m. pole || ~ de 1' aim ant, magnetic 
 pole. (war. 
 
 polemlqne, f. polemic, controversy, paper- 
 
 polemlqne, a. (-ment, ad.) polemlcal(ly). 
 
 poll, m. polixti, glora. I 
 
 poll, e. a. (-ment, ud.) pollsheU || polite 
 (Iv) || elegauu 
 
 pulloo, f. poll. ,. || policy || - d'assnrsmoe, 
 lolicy of iuhunuic^ || tribunal de ~, m. 
 police-court || salle d ~, f. default* 1 
 <m dry-room II bonnet de -, m. foraflnf- 
 cap. [polish, to cIviliiH*. 
 
 polioer, T. a. to establish policy In || to 
 
 pollchlnelOe), m. Punch, buffoon.
 
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 pollcier- porte 
 
 pollolar, m. policeman, 
 pollment, m. polishing, 
 pollr, T. a. to polish, 
 pollssagre, m. polishing 
 polisseur, ra. polisher. 
 polissolr, m. pollshlng-lron. 
 pollssoiro, (. polishlng-brush. 
 pollsson, m. rogue, blackcuard. 
 pollssonner, v. n. to play the roving 
 
 blackguard, fplsh trick, waggisnnes*. 
 pollssonnerle, f. blackguardism || wag- 
 polissnre, f. polishing, polish, 
 politesse, f. politeness, elegance of man- 
 ners, (rood breeding. 
 politique, f. poliiirs (pi.), policy, 
 polltiqae, m. politician, statesman, 
 polltiqne, a. (-ment, ad.t politic, politic- 
 
 alfly) || cunning i| with policy, artfully. 
 politlqner, v. a. to talk politics || to play 
 
 a slirewd gnine. 
 
 polker, v. n. to dance the polka. 
 pollner, T. a. to pollute, 
 poltron, m. poltroon, coward, 
 poltron, n*, a. cowardly, dastnrdly. 
 poltronnerie, f. poltroonery, cowardice, 
 polygramn, m. A f. polygamist. 
 polygrame, a. polygamous. 
 polygramte, t. polygamy. 
 polygrlotte, m. polyglot. 
 polyg-lotte, a. polyglot 
 polygrone, m. polygon || artillery-ground || 
 poly gone, a. polygonal. [butt. 
 
 polygraphs, ra. manifold writer, 
 polyayllabe, m. polysyllable. 
 polyayllabe, a. polysyllabic, 
 polytochniqne, a. polytechnic, 
 polytheisme, m. polytheism, 
 polythelste, m. polylheist. 
 pommade, f. pomade || ointment l| snlve. 
 pommader, T. n. to pomade, to anoint. 
 pomme, f. apple || ball || knob || (mar.) 
 
 tnick || ~ de terre, potnto. 
 pomme, e, a. (hort. ) jrrown to a round 
 
 heiul, cabbaged || downright || egregious. 
 pommean, m. pommel, 
 pommele, e, a. dappled. 
 e pommeler, to become dappled, 
 pommer, v. n. (bort.) to grow to a round 
 
 head, to cabbage. 
 
 pommerale, f. orchard of apple-trees. 
 pommette, f. small pommel, boll, knob || 
 
 cheek-bone. 
 
 pommier, m. (bot.) apple-tree, 
 pomologrle, f. training of fruit-trees, 
 pompe, f. pump li pomp, splendour || ~ a 
 
 fen, steam-waterworks (pi.) II - a ln- 
 
 oendle, flre-engino || ~ aaplrante, suc- 
 
 tion-punip || - funebres, pi. funeral 
 
 pomp, burial. 
 
 pamper, v. a. to pump II to Buck up. 
 pompeux, se, a. (-sement, ad.) pomp- 
 
 oiiMly). 
 
 pompier, m. flremHii il pump-maker. 
 pompon, m. trinket, top-knot. 
 pomponner, v. a. to mlui u with top-knota, 
 poiiQafre, m. pumicing, [to deck. 
 
 ponoe, I. pounce, puiuicc-stone. 
 ponceau, m. (Dot.) red poppy, corn-rose || 
 
 (rail.) culvert. 
 
 ponoeau, a. crimson red. 
 
 poncer, v. a. to rub with pumloe-stone, to 
 
 ponois, m. pounced drawing. [pounce. 
 
 ponction, f. tapping |t falre la ~, to tap. 
 
 ponotnalit6, f. punctuality. 
 
 ponotael, le, a. ( lement, nd.) punctual 
 
 poiictner, v. a. (gr.) to punctuate. l(ly). 
 
 pondagre, m. poundage. 
 
 ponderatlon, f. weighing, poise. 
 
 ponderer, T. n. to poise. 
 
 pondense, f. laying hen. 
 
 pondre, v. a. & n. ir. to lay eggs. 
 
 pont, in. bridge li deck (of a ship] i| ~ leTiB, 
 draw-brldvc '| . tonrnant, swing-bridge H 
 ~ suspendu, chnln-bridw h volant, 
 flying brulgo || B et chansseea, pi. 
 civil engineering. 
 
 ponte, f. egg-laying, laying-time || ~, m. 
 punter (at faro). 
 
 pouter, v. a. & n. to deck || to punt. 
 
 pontet, m. guard l| saddle-tree. 
 
 pontlfe, m. pontiff. 
 
 pantlficalement. ad. pontifically. 
 
 pontlfloat, m. pontificate. 
 
 pontifler, T. n. to pontificate || to talk in 
 an unctious or devotional manner. 
 
 ponton, m. pontoon || hulk. 
 
 pontonnier, m. toll-gatherer || (mil.) pnn- 
 
 popellne, f. poplin, lustre. [louicr. 
 
 populace, f. populace, mob. 
 
 popnlaoier, lere, a. vulgar. 
 
 popnlalre, a. (-ment, ad.) popular(ly). 
 
 popularlaer, v. a. to popularise. 
 
 popularity, f. popularity. 
 
 population, f. population. 
 
 populenz, ee, a. populous. 
 
 poro, m. hog, pork n ~-<Spic, m. iiorcuplne. 
 
 porcelains, f. porcelain, china, china-ware. 
 
 porcelaine, a. enamelled. 
 
 porohalaon, f. wild-boar season. 
 
 porche, m. porch. 
 
 poroher, ere, m. & f. swine-herd. 
 
 pornogrraphe, m. pornographio writer or 
 painter, delineator of obscenities. 
 
 pore, m. pore. 
 
 porenx, se, a. porous. 
 
 porphyre, m. porphyry. 
 
 porrean, m. vide polrean. 
 
 port, m. port, haven, wKarf, harbour 1) 
 postage || tonnage || carrtase || deportment, 
 port, air || ~ de lettrea, postage il ~ 
 d'armes, port of arms i| ~ de voix, com- 
 pass of the voice il franc de ~, a. post- 
 free || a bon ~, safe, safely || prosperously. 
 
 portable, a. wearable. 
 
 portagre, m. carriage, porterage. 
 
 portall, m. portal, front gate. 
 
 portant, e, a. bearing i| blen ~, In good 
 health || mal >, unwell || a bout ~, close, 
 polnt-blnnk i| (of duels) breast to breast. 
 
 portatlf, ve, u. portable. 
 
 porte, 1. door, gate i| da ~ en ~, from 
 door to door || a ~ clone, with closed 
 doors, secretly il ~ de derrldre, back- 
 door I - a denx battanta, folding-door )| 
 faaaae ~, IWICTII |l - vltree, glass-door li 
 ~ de degag^ement, back-door || ~ d'en - 
 tree, street-door || chief-door || ~-oroi- 
 see, m. French casement.
 
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 porte ide porter) ; --affioues, m. bill- 
 tramp, advertisement-frame || board-man |j 
 --allumettes, m. malch-box || ~-as- 
 slette, m. plate-rack || pinto-stand || ~- 
 balle, m. pedlar || --barres, ra. pole- 
 ring || --bouquet, ni. bouquet-bolder || 
 --bontellles, in. bottle-rack || --ca- 
 rafe, m. decanter-stand || -cartes, 
 m. cart-case i] ~ -chapeanx, m. lint- 
 stand || --clgrare, m. ci^:ir-tubo, mouth- 
 piece || --clgrares, pi. cizar-case ii 
 clef, m. turnkey || key-iins || ~-co- 
 qnetiers, m. egg-stanil || -conteau, 
 m. knife-rest |i --croix, in. cross-bearer || 
 --curedents, ra. toothpick-case || tooth- 
 pick-holder || --drapeau, in. (mil.) 
 standard-bearer, ensign || ~-6p<5e, m. 
 Eword-brnrer, belt || ~-6tendard, in. 
 (mil.) standard-bearer || --6trlvleres, 
 m. pi. stirrup-lings (pi.), square-rings 
 (pl-l II --flambeau, m. torch-bearer || 
 --fleurs, m. flower-stand ||~-fromagre, 
 m. choese-tray ||~ -lettree, in. letter-case i| 
 --liqueurs, m. liquor-frame || Uvres, 
 m. book-slide II --malhenr, m. bringer 
 of ill-luck || ill-omen || --meche, in. 
 wick-holder |l -monnalo, m. money- 
 bag, purse l| --montre, m. watch-stand || 
 watch-pocket |; --mouchettea, m. snuf- 
 fers-tray || --musique, m. canterbury || 
 -paruplules, m. umbrella-stand || - 
 peiirne, m. comb-case || pipe, m. 
 pipe-case || -plume, in. pen-holder || 
 -plumes, m. pen-case l| -queue, m. 
 train-bearer || --queues, m. cue-rack || 
 --respect, in. weapon carried for self- 
 defence || bnrice of dignity l| Imposing 
 person || --rotles, m. toast-rack || ~- 
 tralt, m. trace-strap || --vent, m. wind- 
 box of an organ l| ~-vergre, m. verger, 
 usher, beadle || ~-volx, m. speaking- 
 trumpet. 
 
 portl, e, a.; - 4, inclined. 
 
 portecrayon, m. pencil-case ]| port-crayon. 
 
 portee, f. brood, litter II roach, extent II 
 comprehension, capacity, ability, power || 
 line In a page of music |; & one- da fusil, 
 within gun-shot. 
 
 portefalx, m. street -porter. 
 
 portefeullle, m. portfolio, pocket-book || 
 bill-case || post of acting Cabinet-Minister. 
 
 portemanteau, m. portmanteau, cloak- 
 bag. 
 
 porter, r. a. it n. to carry, to bear, to 
 support || to wear II to bring, to convey || 
 to suffer, to endure || to produce, to Induce 
 R to favour || to breed || to show || to 
 measure II to be || to have || to cause || to 
 give || to cast || to turn || to lay. to put || 
 to raise II to state || to propose || to drink !| 
 to vote for || to shoulder || to lie || to reach jj 
 to take effect l| M tell || to act upon n to got 
 into U to aim || to tend l| ~, to be |j to 
 be Inclined, to nave an Inclination for, to 
 Incline, to tend l| to be worn || M resort II 
 to fluck || to rush || to abandon oneself || 
 to stand forward. 
 
 porteur, m. porter, carrier || postilion's 
 hone || (com.) > ~, to the baarr. 
 
 porteuse, f. basket-woman. 
 
 portier, in. porter, door-keeper. 
 
 portiere, f. porteress || coach-door fl door- 
 hanings (!.), curtain. |ance, pittance. 
 
 portion, f. portion, part, piece II allow- 
 
 portiqne, m. portico. 
 
 portrait, m. portrait, picture l| description. 
 
 posag-e, in. laying, laying down. 
 
 pose, f. laying of a stone || (mil.) placing 
 of a fonlinol after the evening drum II sit- 
 ting for one's portrait II posture, attitude. 
 
 pose, e, a. ( ment, ad.) placed, laid, set j| 
 sedate(ly) II grave(ly) || sober(ly) || cora- 
 posed(ly) l| slowly. 
 
 poser, v. a. & n. to la}', to set, to put, to 
 place, to lay down, to suppose || to lie, to 
 lean, to rest || to sit for one's portrait || so 
 ~, to perch on, to light || to show oneself |J 
 to take a position || to set up for || to be 
 )>nt OH laid. [attitudinarian. 
 
 poseur, ra. layer of stones, builder || hanger || 
 
 pooltlf, m. (ptr.) positive || positive, reality 
 || (inns.) choir-organ. 
 
 poaltlf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) posltive(ly) 
 || exactly || certain || matter-of-fact. 
 
 position, f. position, situation || posture || 
 circumstances (pi.) || station. 
 
 poss6d6, e, m. if. madman || madwoman 
 
 iu>es6iler, v. a. to possess, to enjoy, to 
 hold, to have, to be master of || to under- 
 stand, to know || se ~, to have self-com- 
 mand, to command one's temper. 
 
 possesseur, m. possessor, owner. 
 
 possessif, ve, a. (gr.) possessive. 
 
 possession, f. possession, enjoyment, oc- 
 cupation || estates (pi.) || habit. 
 
 possibility, f. possibility. 
 
 possible, m. possibility || utmost || best [| 
 
 possible, a. possible. |au ~, extremely. 
 
 postdater, v. a. ti post-date. 
 
 poste, f. post | stage || post-house || post- 
 
 office || mail 
 
 | post-haste || post-boy || - 
 
 auz chevaux, post-house || aux 
 le ttres, post || - aux paqnets, parcels'- 
 delivery ; grande ~, general post-office U 
 petite ~, receiving-house || (In Paris) 
 two-penny post l| " - restante ", "to be 
 left till called for". [house. 
 
 poste, m. post || berth || station || guard- 
 poster, v. a. to post, to station, to place, 
 posterlenr, e, a. postrrlor, later || hind || 
 
 ement, ad. afterwards, 
 posteriority, f. posteriority. 
 post6rlt6, f. posterity. 
 posthume, a. posthumous. Fadded. 
 
 postlche, a. fictitious, sham, false || super- 
 postilion, m. postilion, post-boy, 
 postscrlptuio, m. postscript 
 postulant, m. postulant, candidate, 
 postnler, v. a. & n. to apply for || to sue, 
 posture, f. posture, situation II state, 
 pot, m. pot || ~ fc cnlre, seetlilng-pot || - 
 de vln, premium, good-will II - aux 
 roses, (fig.) secret || fair* ! - A deux 
 anses, to set one's arrna uklaibo |l --au - 
 feu, m. gravy soup with boiled bepf || 
 iiiiiiiuoii necessaries of life (pL) II ~-de- 
 oaantbre, ra. chamber-pot Q ~-pourrl, 
 m. hotch-potch.
 
 158 
 
 potable - pratiquw 
 
 potable, a. drinkable. 
 
 potage, m. poluge, porridge, soup. 
 
 potagrer, m. stove la a kitchen || kitchen- 
 Karden. (f. pot-lieib. 
 
 potagrer, 6re, a. culinary | berbe -6re, 
 
 potasae, f. potash. 
 
 potoau, m. post, stake. 
 
 poteo, f. potful l| (fig.) swarm. 
 
 poto!6, e, a. plump, sleek. 
 
 potenee, t callows, gibbet |) crutch || 
 standard |] sliding ruler y bracket 
 
 potentat, m. potentate. 
 
 poterle, f. pottery || eartheaware. 
 
 poterne, I. (mil.) postern. 
 
 potiohe, f. Chinese vase. 
 
 potior, m. potter. [to kick up a row. 
 
 potin, m. pinclibeck || falre dn -, (faio.) 
 
 potion, m. potion, draught. 
 
 potlron, m. (bot.) pumpkin. 
 
 pou, m. louv. 
 
 pouah I (le! fie upon It! 
 
 ponce, m thumb || inch. 
 
 pousettes, f. pi. Diuimcles (pi.). 
 
 poaoier, m. thumb-Mall 
 
 ponding-, f. pudding. 
 
 poudro, (. powder, dust 1 gunpowder || - 
 d'or, gold-dust 
 
 pondrer, v. a. to powder. 
 
 poudrette, (. night-noil, manure. 
 
 poudreux, se, a. dusty || powdery. 
 
 poudrler, m. *and-box. 
 
 pondrlere, f. powder-mill y powder-flask y 
 saml-box. 
 
 pout, m. puff || ottomaa-scat. 
 
 pout I plump ! ban? ' [lau^'liUr. 
 
 poufter, v. n.; ~ de rlre, to burst out Into 
 
 po allies, f. pi.; chanter ~, to use abusive 
 UlMtitM*. 
 
 poullleux, se, a. lousy, mean. 
 
 poulallle, f. poultry. 
 
 ponlalller, m. poulterer H lien-house|j upper 
 timlcry (of a theatre). 
 
 poalaln, m. colt, foal. 
 
 poularde, f. fat pullet. 
 
 ponle, f. ben l| pool, stake (at cards) || ~ 
 d'ean, moor-ncu || ~ d'Inde, Turkey- 
 hen || ~ talsane, ben-pbi-aaiit || ~ 
 monlllee, (fig.) milksop. (love-lcttrr. 
 
 poulet, m. thick, chicken II (fam.) darling II 
 
 poalette, f. young ben, pullet || lassie |) 
 4 la , (culln ) with white sauce. 
 
 ponllohe, f filly 
 
 ponllo, f. pulley || (mar.) block. 
 
 pouunor, v. n. to foal. 
 
 ponllnlere, f. brood-mare. 
 
 ponllnlere, a. brood. 
 
 poulot, te, m. 41. chirk II (fam.) darling, 
 
 poula, m. pulne. (ducky, Uttle child. 
 
 poult de vole, u. stout bilk. 
 
 poumon. ui. lungs (pi. ). 
 
 poupard, m. oral, baby, babe. 
 
 poupe, f. poop, sU-ru. 
 
 poupeo, f. doll |j puppet |l milliner's Mock. 
 
 poupln. ne, a. ilnstiina, affacu-d (In drt-o 
 
 ponpon, ne, m. &L baby, chubby -checked 
 
 tiild, darling. 
 
 poor, pr. for. on account of, instead ot OD 
 Uib kid* of - quo, ui order lhar, lUat || 
 
 - i.u qua, however laths y - lors, at 
 
 that time, then || ! aola, at least y - 
 
 cet eftet, therefore. 
 poarbolre, m. gratuity, pourbolre, tip. 
 poarceaa, m. hog, swine, 
 ponroentagre, m. percentaze. 
 pourchasser, v. a. to pursue, 
 ponrfendenr, m. bully, hector, 
 ponrfendre, v. a. to cleave || to kill. 
 pourparler, m. parley, confei-ence || con- 
 
 ponrpler, m. (bot.) purslaln. Iversalion. 
 ourpre, m. purple, 
 (mid.) purples (pi.). 
 
 purple colour Q 
 
 ponrpre, f. pui-ple cloth || purple dye. 
 pourpr6, e, a. purple, of a purple colour, 
 pourqnol, m. reason why. 
 pourquol, ad. why, fnr what || o'est ~, 
 
 therefore, so, that Is why. 
 ponrrlr, v. a, & n. to rot, to make putrid || 
 
 to grow rotten, 
 ponrrlssag-e. m. rotting, 
 pourrlture, f. rottenness || brown-rust. 
 ponranite, f. pursuit, running after, prose- 
 cution || -B, pi. (Jur.) proceedings (pi.), 
 
 prosecution. 
 
 pour sal v ant, m. suitor || plaintiff, 
 ponrsuivre, v. a. Ir. to pursue, to follow, 
 
 to run afk-r, to chnse, to bunt [| to solicit. 
 pourtant, c. however, howsoever, oever- 
 
 thflcs, notwithstanding, though, 
 pourtour, m. periphery, circumference. 
 pourvoi, m. (Jur.) appeal. 
 pourvolr, v. a. ir. to provide, to look to, 
 
 to furnish, to invest with, to supply || m 
 
 ~, to provide oneself with, 
 pour-voyeur, m. purveyor, 
 pourvu, e, c. (~ qne), provided (that), 
 pouaae, f. pursiupsii, broken wind It 
 
 asthma || shoot of trees || cutting of teeth || 
 
 choke-damp l| over-fermentation. 
 pouBa6e, f. push || growth, shoot, 
 pousaor, v. a. i u. to push, to thrust, to 
 
 force, to press forward, to urge, to drive || 
 
 to go as far as U to jut out || to germinate, 
 
 to shoot || se ~, to make out's way In the 
 poussler, m. coal-<lu*t. [woi Id. 
 
 pousslere, f. dust || spray. 
 pousBlf, ve, a. pursy, broken-winded. 
 ponasln, m. young thick. 
 poutre, f. beam l| mote. 
 pouvolr, m. power, authority, ability 1 
 
 force || possession || executive, 
 pouvolr, v. a. & n. Ir. to be able, to be 
 ponciolane, f. puzzoluiia. |pistbte, 
 
 prairie, f. meadow || (Am.) suvaiinnh, 
 praline, f. burut almond. [jn .ui !.. 
 
 prallnar, r. a. to crisp, to bum (of ai- 
 
 monds, etc.). 
 pratlcable, a. practicable, feasible, ptr- 
 
 formable, operable || pasHable. 
 pratlclen, m. practitiouer (Ui Law and Ui 
 
 Medicine). 
 
 pratlclen, ne, a. practising, practical. 
 pratlq*ne. f. practice, exorciso, use, liablt || 
 
 prutlice of the Law y customer y par -. 
 
 practically. 
 
 pratique, a. (-meat, ad.) practlcalOy). 
 pratlquer, v. a. <t n. to practise, to exer- 
 
 <1M> y to plot, to cabal Ij to keep company 
 
 tiiL, to coDVM'se |j Be , to be customary.
 
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 fit*, at. meadow, grass-field. 
 
 prealable, m. preliminary. 
 
 pr6 alible, a. (-meat, ad.) previous(ly) || 
 
 pre&mbule, m. preamble. [an ~, Orst 
 
 pr6au, m. yard in a jail || green. 
 
 prbende, f. prebend. 
 
 prebendler, m. prebendary. 
 
 precalre(ment), ad. precarious(ly). 
 
 precaution, f. precaution, caution. 
 
 () precautlonner, to be cautious, to 
 take one's precautions. [ful. 
 
 pr6cantlonneux, ve, a. cautious, care- 
 
 preoedemment, ad. precedently, before. 
 
 precedent, e, a. precedent, preceding, 
 going before. [precedence. 
 
 preoeder, v. a. to precede, to have the 
 
 precepte, m. precept 
 
 preceptenr, m. preceptor, tutor. 
 
 pr6ceptorat, m. tutorship. 
 
 preche, m. sermon || Protestant church. 
 
 prficher, r. a. & n. to preacb, to publish. 
 to teach || to praise, to extol || to forebode [| 
 to complain || to cry. 
 
 preohenr, m. preacher || lecturer. 
 
 precleuse, f. affected woman. 
 
 preolenx, e, a. ( -semen t, ad.) pre- 
 dous(ly) || cottlv, valuable, dear, formal, 
 
 precloBlte, f. affectation. [prim. 
 
 precipice, m. precipice. 
 
 preolpKaminent, ad. precipitately, hur- 
 riedly, hastily. 
 
 preclpltc, e, m. A f. (chlra.) precipitate. 
 
 preolplter, v. a. to precipitate, to throw 
 headlong, to hurry, to quicken || se ~, to 
 precipitate oneself, to rush upou, to nub 
 into (I (chim.) to be precipitated. 
 
 precla, m. abstract, summary, substance || 
 epitome. 
 
 preoia, e, a. precise, exact || formal. 
 
 preclaement, ad. precisely. 
 
 pr6claer, v. a. to determine, to fix, to 
 specify || e ~, to be fixed ou determined || 
 to become distinct. 
 
 preclt6, e, a. above-mentioned. 
 
 preooce, a. precocious, early || forward. 
 
 pr6ooclte. f. precocity. [to extol. 
 
 prtconleer, v. a. to preconise || to cry up, 
 
 precnrseur, m. forerunner, harbinger. 
 
 praonrenr, a. precursory || premonl- 
 
 predeceasenr, m. predecessor. (tory. 
 
 predestine, in. elect. 
 
 predestine, , a. elect [destlnate. 
 
 predeetlner, v. a. to predestine, to pre- 
 
 pr6determlner, v. a. to predetermine. 
 
 predicant, m. Protestant preacher. 
 
 predlcateur, m. preacher. 
 
 predication, f. preaching, sermon. 
 
 prediction, f. prediction II foreboding. 
 
 predilection, I. predilection, partiality. 
 
 predlre, v. a. ir. to foretell to prophesy. 
 
 pr6dl>poser, T. a. to predispose. 
 
 predomlner, T. n. to predominate, to pre- 
 
 preemlnant, , a. pre-eminent [vail. 
 
 preexistant, , a. pre-exisient 
 
 preexlster, v. n. to pre-exist 
 
 preface, t preface, preamble || introduction. 
 
 prateotara, L pref ecture || prefectship || pre- 
 fect'* bouse. [preferably. 
 
 pref6rbl, tk preferable || -ment, ad. 
 
 pref4reaoa, L preference. 
 
 pr6f er-6, e, a. favourite. 
 
 pr6ferer, v. a. to prefer, to like better. 
 
 prefet, m. prefect || ~ da police, chief 
 of police for Paris. 
 
 prefix, a, a. appointed. 
 
 preilace, f. (gr.) prefix. [Jury, hurt 
 
 prejudice, m. prejudice, detriment, In- 
 
 pr^jndlclable, a. prejudicial. Injurious. 
 
 prejudicial, la, a. (Jur.) interlocutory. 
 
 prejudlcier, v. n. to prejudice, to be In- 
 jurious to. [precedent 
 
 prejugr6, m. prejudice |l appearance y (Jur.) 
 
 projugrer, T. a. to prejudge. 
 
 prelart, m. (mar.) tarpaulin. 
 
 e prelasuer, to strut to walk about with 
 a free and easy step |[ to take it easy || to 
 Indulge oneself. 
 
 prelat, m. prelate. 
 
 prelatnre, f. prelacy. 
 
 prele, f. (bot) horse-tall, nave-gram. 
 
 prelevement, m. previous deduction. 
 
 prelever, v. a. to levy || to deduct pre- 
 viously. 
 
 prelimlnalre, m. preliminary. 
 
 pr6llialualru, a. preliminary || -ment, 
 ad. previously. 
 
 prelnder, v. n. to prelude. f(ly). 
 
 premature, e, a. (-ment, ad.) premature 
 
 prematnrlta, f. prematureuess. 
 
 premediter, v. a. to premeditate. 
 
 pr6micea, f. pL premises U>L ) II flrst-frulU 
 (pi.) || beginning. 
 
 premier, ere. a. first, former, chief II - 
 mlnlatre, Prime Minister, premier |J - 
 ne, first-born || en ~ lien, in the first 
 place || etre le ~, to be the first || monter 
 an -, to get up to the first floor. 
 
 premlerement, ad. first, In the first place. 
 
 premisses, L pL premises (pi.). 
 
 premunlr, v. a. to fortify beforehand || to 
 forewarn, to caution. 
 
 prenablu, a. to be taken, expugnable. 
 
 prendre, v. a. <t n. Ir. to take, to seize, to 
 catch, to snatch, to lay hold of || to assume 
 || to receive, to accept || to drink, to let in || 
 to swallow || to curdle l| to freeze J| se ~, 
 to be taken, to be caught || to catch at to 
 congeal, to freeze. 
 
 preneur, in. taker || (Jur.) lessee. 
 
 preneur, se, a. capturing. 
 
 prenom, m. Christian name. 
 
 preoooupation, t preoccupation, pre- 
 ponsesslon. 
 
 preoccupe, e, a. pensive. 
 
 preooonper, v. a. to preoccupy, to pre- 
 possess, to prejudice || to engross. 
 
 preoplnant, m. previous speaker. 
 
 preparateor, m. assistant || private tutor, 
 crammer, grinder. 
 
 preparatlf, m. preparation. 
 
 preparation, f. preparation. 
 
 preparatolre, a. preparatory. 
 
 preparer, v. a. to prepare, to fit, to make 
 ready || to break to. 
 
 preponderance, t. preponderance, over- 
 weight (casting. 
 
 preponderant, e, a. preponderating U 
 
 prepoa, m. oveneer, liupector.
 
 160 
 
 proposer prevention 
 
 proposer, v. a. to set over, to entrust to. 
 
 preposition, f. (gr.) preposition, 
 
 prerogative, f. prerogative. 
 
 pres, pr. uear, by, nigh to, near, M hand, 
 close || almost, exactly || de ~, near, hard 
 by || pins ~, nearer || & pen -, almost, 
 nearly. 
 
 presagre, m. presage, omen. 
 
 prosagrer, V. a. to forebode. 
 
 presalo, in. Balt-mnrsb sheep ou mutton. 
 
 presbyte, m. presbyte, prcsbyope, long- 
 sighted person. 
 
 presbyte, a. long-sighted. 
 
 presbytoral, e, a. priestly. 
 
 presbytere, m. parsonage, vicarage. 
 
 presbyterianisme, m. presbyterianlsm. 
 
 presbyterien, m. presbyterian. 
 
 presbyterien, ne, a. presbyterian. 
 
 prescience, f. prescience, foresight. 
 
 prescrlre, v. a. & n. ir. to prescribe, to 
 direct || to get by prescription || (J 1 "'-) to be 
 acquired ou lost by prescription || Be ~, to 
 prescribe to oneself. 
 
 pr6seanoe, f. precedence. 
 
 presence, f. presence || sight 
 
 present, m. present, gift || present time || 
 Igr.) present tense. [presently. 
 
 present, e, a. present || a ~, at present, 
 
 presentatenr, m. presenter. 
 
 presentation, f. presentation. 
 
 prosontement, ad. now. 
 
 presenter, v. a. to present, to make a 
 present, to offer, to expose, to show, to 
 Introduce to a person || se ~, to present 
 oneself, to appear, to occur. 
 
 preservateur, trice, m. & t. preserver. 
 
 pr6servateur, trloe, a. preservative. 
 
 preservatlf, m. preservative. 
 
 pr6sorvatif, ve, a. preservative. 
 
 preserver, v. a. to preserve, to keep || to 
 
 prealdence, f. presidency. (forbid. 
 
 president, in. president, chairman, speaker]) 
 presiding judge. 
 
 presldente, f. president's wife. 
 
 presiiter, v. n. to preside, to be chairman || 
 to govern, to domineer. [parent. 
 
 presomptlf, ve, a. presumptive || ap- 
 
 presomptlon, f. presumption. 
 
 pr6somptueux, se, a, (-sement, ad.) 
 presu m ptuouE(ly ). 
 
 presque, ad. almost, very near. 
 
 preaqu'Ile, f. peninsula. 
 
 pressagre, m. pressing. 
 
 presse, f. press, crowd || printing-press || 
 press-gang || hurry || ~-paplers, m. 
 paper-weight. Iconcise. 
 
 press^, e, a. in a hurry || urgent || anxious || 
 
 pressentlment, m. presentiment, fore- 
 boding, (to foresee, to forebode. 
 
 pressentir, V. a. to have a presentiment, 
 
 presser, v. a. <&. u. to press, to squeeze || lu 
 urge || to hasten || to importune, to harass, 
 to pursue close [| to be urgent, to require 
 haste n se ~, to make basic, to crowd, to 
 
 pressear, m. presser. [lie close. 
 
 pressler, lu. preas-auui. 
 
 presslon, f. pressure. [press. 
 
 pressolr, in. press, press-house, wlce- 
 DreBearage, m. wine-pressing. 
 
 pressurer, T. a. to press (grapes ) jj to 
 
 squeeze, to extort by force, 
 pressnrenr. m. press-man, presser. 
 prestance, i. deportment, port, air. 
 prestation, f.; ~ de serment, taking of 
 an oath. [nimbly. 
 
 presto, a. (-ment, ad.) quickfly) || nimble || 
 prestesse, f. nlmbleness, ability. 
 prestidig-itateur, m. juggler, conjurer. 
 
 prestidigitation, f. sleight of hand, con- 
 juring. |monl, imposture. 
 
 prestlgre, m. prestige, charm, enchant- 
 
 prestlg-ienx, ee, a. bewitching. 
 
 pr6sumer, v. a. to presume, to suppose. 
 
 presupposer, v. a. to presuppose. 
 
 presure, f. rennet. 
 
 pret, m. loan, money lent. 
 
 pret, e, a. ready, prepared, disposed, pro* 
 posed, willing. 
 
 pretantaine, f.; conrlr la ~, to ramble 
 about. [didate. 
 
 pretendaut, m. pretender, aspirant, can- 
 
 pretendre, v. a. Si n. to pretend, to claim, 
 to challenge, to aspire, to intend || to con- 
 tend, to uphold. 
 
 pretendu, e, m. & f. future husband ou 
 wife. (posed, so-called. 
 
 prdtendn, e, a. pretended, sham If-sup- 
 
 prete-nom, m. one who lends his name || 
 ostensible agent. 
 
 protentleux, se, a. affected, assuming. 
 
 pretontlon, f. pretention, claim, demand, 
 
 preter, m. lending. [affectation. 
 
 prGter, v. a. to lend, to attribute || to 
 afford || to give rise || to take l| (o stretch || 
 se ~, to comply || to favour || to tolerate. 
 
 pr6t6rlt, m. (gr.) preterite (tense). 
 
 preteur, m. pretor. 
 
 preteur, m. lender i| ~ Bur g-ag-es, pawn- 
 
 protexte, m. pretext, proicuce. [hrokor, 
 
 pretezter, v. a. to (live as an excuse. 
 
 pr6tolre, m. judges' bench || pretorlum. 
 
 pr6torlen, no, a. prelorian. 
 
 pretraille, f. black-coats (pi.), parson. 
 
 pretre, m. priest, parson. 
 
 pretresse, f. priestess. 
 
 pretrlse, f. priesthood. 
 
 prture, f. pretorshlp. 
 
 prenve, f. proof, evidence, trial, ordeal, 
 argument, reason I proof-glass. 
 
 _>reux, m. gnllant knight. 
 
 preuz, a. gallant, doughty. 
 
 prfivalolr, v. n. ir. to prevail on || se ~, 
 to avail oneself of, to take advantage of || 
 to glory ou pride in. [cator. 
 
 prlvarlcatenr, trloe, m. & t. piv\ari- 
 
 pr6varicateur, trice, a. prevaricating. 
 
 prevarlqner, v. a. to prevaricate. 
 
 provenance, f. kind attention. 
 
 pr6venant, e, a. preventing || pre-enga- 
 ging l| obliging, pleasing. 
 
 pr6venlr, v. a. ir. to prevent, to go be- 
 fore, to anticipate, to outstrip || to pre- 
 possess, to binder || to Inforoi. to wnrn || 
 se ~, to be prepossessed, to be prejudiced. 
 
 preventli, ve, a. prevent! ve|| (of impriion- 
 ment) before trial. 
 
 prevention, t prevention, 
 prejudice || UuputaUon.
 
 pr&rentivement produire 
 
 161 
 
 yrfventlvement, ad. on suspicion |j pre- 
 sumptively. 
 
 prevenn, e, m. 4 f. (jur.) prisoner. 
 
 prvenn, e, a. (Jur.) accused. 
 
 prevolr, v. a. ir. to foresee, to foreknow. 
 
 prAvAt, m. provost l| fencing master's as- 
 
 pr6v6te, f. provoststiip. (sistant 
 
 prevoyance, f. foresight, forethought 
 
 pr6voyant, e, a. provident, wary. 
 
 pri6, m. guest, person Invited. 
 
 prle-Dleu, m. faldstool || prlo-Dien, de- 
 votion-chair. 
 
 prior, v. a. to pray, to implore, to suppli- 
 cate, to entreat || to Invite, to beg, to desire. 
 
 prlere, f. prayer, entreaty, request 
 
 prlenr(e), m. (& f.) prior(ess). 
 
 prleure, m. priory. 
 
 prlmalre, a. primary || preparatory. 
 
 prlmat, m. primate. 
 
 prim a tie, f. primacy. 
 
 prlmaute, f. supremacy. 
 
 prim*, f. premium || bounty || drawback || 
 de - abord, ad. at first slgbt || ~- 
 aaUer, lere, a. inconsiderate, thought- 
 leu. 
 
 primer, v. a. in. to overmaster || to hold 
 the first place, to play first hand || to sur- 
 pass, to overtop, to excel. 
 
 prlmeur, f. first-fruits (pi.) |[ early flower 
 OM vegetable J| early part of the season. 
 
 prlmevere, f. (Lot.) primrose, cowslip. 
 
 o vegetable J| eai 
 
 _)rlmev6re, f. (bot) primrose, cowslip, 
 prlmitlf. ve, a. (-vement, ad.) primltiv 
 
 (ly> || original, 
 prlniog-enltnre, f. birth-right 
 primordial, e, a. primordial || primo- 
 
 geuiul || (Jur.) first in order. 
 
 n. urine 
 uaturwi fellow. 
 
 prince, m. prince || bon ~, easy ou good- 
 natured fellow, 
 prlocepa, a. earliest, first y Edition ~, (. 
 
 prlncomte, f. princess. [firm edition. 
 
 prlucler, lere, a. princely. 
 
 principal, m. principal polut, principal, 
 chief, main || head-master || capital sum. 
 
 principal, , a. (-ement, ad.) principal 
 (ly) || prime || chief(ly) || essential. 
 
 prlnclpalat, m. prindpalshlp, head- 
 
 prlnolpaute, f. principality, [maatersbip. 
 
 prlnclpe, m. principle, element, rudiment, 
 beginning || motive, maxim. 
 
 prlntaaler, lire, a. belonging to the 
 spring, vernal. 
 
 prlntemps, m. spring (fig.) bloom (of 
 
 prlorite, f. priority. [youth). 
 
 prls, , a. taken, seised, canght propor- 
 tioned II trosen over || cloudy. 
 
 prlee, t taking, capture, prize || hold || 
 dose || Influence || -, pL close quarters || 
 - d beo, quarrel. 
 
 prleee, f. upset price, appraising. 
 
 prlaer, v. a. & n. to prize, to appraise, to 
 esteem, to entlmate, to value |] to take 
 
 prlaur, m. snuff-taker. [snuff. 
 
 prlsme, ra. prism. [confinement 
 
 prlcon, (. prison, Jail |1 Imprisonment, 
 
 prlaonnler, lere, m. it I. prisoner. 
 
 prlvaUon, f. privation, want || bereave- 
 ment 
 
 prlvaat, f. Intimacy, familiarity. 
 
 prlvA, > a.privy > private,parUculkr||tain. 
 
 prlver, v. a. to deprive || to tame y ~, 
 to deprive oneself, to abstain. 
 
 privilege, m. privilege, immunity, per- 
 mission, licence. [preference. 
 
 privll6grl6, e, a. privileged || (of shares) 
 
 prlvll68rler, v. a. to privilege. 
 
 prlz, m. price, value, rate, worth, merit (( ' 
 prize, reward (| au ~ de, at the expense I 
 Of f| In comparison with || an ~ coatant, j 
 at cost price, at prime cost || bora de ~, < 
 uncommonly dear || ~ de fabrlqne, 
 manufacturers' price || ~ fort, full price || 
 ~ lalt, ~ fixe, set price || chose de ~, 
 f. thing of great price. 
 
 probability, f. probability. 
 
 probable, a. (-ment, ad.) probable 
 probably || likely. 
 
 probe, a. honest, upright. 
 
 problt6, f. probity, honesty. 
 
 problematlque, a. (-ment, ad.) pro- 
 blematic-tally). 
 
 probleme. m. problem. 
 
 proo6d6, m. proceeding, procedure y -m. 
 pi. delicate manners (pi.). 
 
 proc6der, v. n. to proceed, to arise oat of, 
 to Issue. [procedure. 
 
 procedure, f. (Jur.) proceedings (pi.), legal 
 
 procea, in. process, lawsuit, action || trial || 
 ~ verbal, record || minutes of transac- 
 tions of a society (pi.) || sans aatre form* 
 de ~, without further ceremony. 
 
 prooesBlf, ve, a. litigious. 
 
 prooesslonneUement, ad. in processloo. 
 
 prochaln, m. neighbour, fellow-creature. 
 
 prochalu, e, a. next, uear, nearest, proxi- 
 mate, {next term. 
 
 prochalnement, ad. (Jnr.) shortly, at th 
 
 procbe, a., ad. & pr. near, near at hand. 
 Just by, next to, bard by close to ft 
 nearly related l| de ~ en ~, from place to 
 place, gradually. 
 
 prooheB, f. pi. relations (pi.). 
 
 proolamer, v. a. to proclaim. 
 
 proconsnlat, in. proconsulship. 
 
 procr6er, v. a. to procreate, to beget 
 
 procuratenr, m. (Jur.) procurator, proxy. 
 
 procuration, f. (Jur.) procuracy, power of 
 attorney. 
 
 procurer, v. a. to procure, to get 
 
 proonrear, m. proctor, proxy || attorney, 
 solicitor. 
 
 prodlg-alement, ad. prodigally. 
 
 prodlirallte, f. prodigality, profusion. 
 
 prodigre, m. prodigy. 
 
 prodlyrlenx, e, a. (-ement, ad.) pro- 
 dlgtous(ly) || amazine(lv). 
 
 prodtgrue, m. spendthrift 
 
 prodlg-ue, a. prodigal, wasteful, lavish. 
 
 prodlruer, v. a. to waste, M lavish, to 
 squander away, to throw away. 
 
 prodnoteur, trice, m. A 1. producer. 
 
 prodnotenr, trice, a. productive. 
 
 prodnctlf, ve, a. productive. 
 
 production, f- production || exhibition. 
 
 produire, v. a. Ir. to produce, to bring 
 forth, to yield, to Introduce || ~, u 
 introduce oneself to notice || to be pru- 
 ducvd || to occur U to happen, to UUM 
 place. 
 
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 prodnlt proposer 
 
 prodult, m. produci, produce. 
 
 preeminent, e, a. prominent 
 
 profanatenr, m. profaner. 
 
 profanation, f. profanation. 
 
 profane, m. & f. profane man on woman. 
 
 profane, a. profane, unholy. 
 
 profaner, v. a. to profane, to desecrate 
 
 to pollute. 
 
 proferer, v. a. to utter. [nun. 
 
 profea, ease, m. & f. professed monk ou 
 professor, v. a. to profess, to declare 
 
 publicly, to pronounce, to teach. 
 professenr, m. professor, teacher. 
 profession, f. profession, calling, busi- 
 
 ness || declaration |j occupation |] do ~, 
 
 professionally. 
 
 profeasoral, e, a. professorial. 
 professorat, m. professorship. 
 profil, m. profile, side-face || side-front || 
 profit, m. profit, gain, interest, [section. 
 proflter, v. a. to profit, to be a gainer, to 
 
 gain, to improve |) ~ de 1'oocaalon, to 
 
 improve the opportunity. 
 pro fond, m. depths (pi.), bottom. 
 profond, e, a. profound || deep || learned || 
 
 extraordinary. [soundly. 
 
 profondement, ad. profoundly, deeply || 
 profondeur, f. profoundness, profundity, 
 
 depth, deepness || length. 
 profusement, ad. profusely, lavishly. 
 progeniture, f. progeny, offspring. 
 
 prognostic, m. prognostic || (med.) prog- 
 le, play-bill. 
 programme, m. programme, list, bill 
 
 nosis. 
 
 . 
 |~ de spectacle, play-bil 
 
 sa, ve, a. -vemen, a. pro- 
 efly). [matical proportion. 
 
 ssion,! (math.) progression, mathe- 
 er, v. a. to prohibit 
 
 progr&H, m. progress, improvement 
 progreaaer, v. n. to progress. 
 progresaif, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) pro- 
 
 gress! vefly). 
 progress 
 prohlber, 
 
 prohlbltlf, ve. a. prohibitory, prohibitive. 
 prole, f. prey, booty. 
 projectile, m. projectile. 
 pro jet, m. project, scheme, design, plan || 
 
 rough draught (contrive, to plan. 
 
 projeter, v. a. to project, to scheme, to 
 prolegomenes, m. pi. prolegomena (pi.). 
 prole talre, m. proletary. 
 proletalre, a. proletarian. 
 prollfiqne, a. prolific. 
 prollze, a. prolix, diffuse. 
 prollxite, f. prolixity. 
 prologue, a. prologue. 
 prolongation, f. prolongation, protrac- 
 
 tion. [ing. 
 
 prolongemant, m. extension, lengthen- 
 prolongrer, v. a. to prolong, to put off, 
 
 to protract, to lengthen || (mar.) to lay a 
 
 ship alongside of another. 
 promenade, f. promenade, walk, walking- 
 
 place || walking, walk, airing, pleasure- 
 
 trip || procession |] ~ a cheval, ride || ~ 
 
 en bateau, sail, row || ~ en volture, 
 
 drive j| ~ a pled, walk. 
 promener, v. a. to walk, to lead about || 
 
 to take for a walk (j to humbug, to bam- 
 
 boozle || to turn || se ~, to go ou walk 
 
 about 1| to take a walk |) to rumble || to 
 
 sail itbout |1 Ui cruUe. 
 
 promeneor, se, m. & f. walker, pedes- 
 trian || rider. 
 
 promenolr, m. walk, walking-place. 
 
 promesse, f. promise, promissory note, 
 
 prometteor, m. promiser. [bond. 
 
 promettre, v. a. & n. ir. to promise, to 
 engage || se ~, to promise oneself, to 
 hope || to purpose. 
 
 promts, e, a. promised || intended, engaged. 
 
 promiscnite, f. promiscuousness. 
 
 promisslon, f. promise. 
 
 promontolre, m. promontory. 
 
 promoteur, m. promoter. 
 
 promonvolr, v. a. ir. to promote. 
 
 prompt, e, a. (-ement, ad.) qulck(ly) 1| 
 ready, speedy || speedily || sudden, pas- 
 sionate. 
 
 promptitude, f. promptitude, quickness, 
 hastiness, speed, briskness || passion, 
 
 promulg-uer, v. a. to promulgate. 
 
 prone, in. Sunday sermon || lecture. 
 
 pr6ner, v. a. to praise, to cry up, to extol. 
 
 pr&neur, m. tiresome adviser, lecturer, 
 
 pronom, m. pronoun. Iproser. 
 
 pronono6, m. (jur.) Judge's sentence U 
 judgment delivered. 
 
 pronono6, e, a. pronounced, marked || 
 prominent 
 
 prononoer, v. a. to pronounce || to mark 
 distinctly, to articulate || to pass judgment. 
 to deliver judgment || to give prominence || 
 e ~, to manifest one's intentions. 
 
 prononolation, f. pronunciation, speak- 
 ing || utterance || (jar.) pronouncing |j de- 
 livery U giving. 
 
 pronostio, m. prognostic. 
 
 pronostlqner, v. a. to prognosticate. 
 
 pronostlqueur, m. prognosticator. 
 
 propagande, f. propaganda. 
 
 propagandlate, m. propagandist 
 
 propagratenr, m. propagator, spreader. 
 
 propagation, f. propagation, spreading. 
 
 propager, v. a. to propagate, to spread || 
 
 propenslon, f. propensity. to extend. 
 
 prophete, m. prophet seer. 
 
 prophetesse, f. prophetess. 
 
 propaetle, f. prophecy. 
 
 propnetlqne, a. (-ment, ad.) prophetic 
 
 prophetlser, v. a. to prophesy. l(ally). 
 
 propioe, a. propitious. 
 
 propltiatolre, a. propitiatory. 
 
 proportion, f. proportion || ratio || en ~, 
 in proportion || oompas de ~, m. propor- 
 tional compasses (pi.), fproportlonal(ly). 
 
 proportlonnel, le, a. (-lomont, ad.) 
 
 proportlonner, v. a. to proportion, to 
 proportionate, to adjust, to fit. 
 
 propoa, m. discourse, talk, words || design || 
 a ~, to the purpose, opportunely, season- 
 ably, pertinently || fit, fitting I Ik* de, 
 with regard to || mal & ~, hors de ~, 
 unseasonably || a ~ de quo! ? for what 
 reason ? || a ~ de rlen, for nothing at 
 all || de ~ deliber6, purposely. 
 
 propoaable, a. fit to be proposed. 
 
 proposer, v. a. to propose, to present, to 
 offer || to suggest, to motion [| ae ~, to 
 propose oneself, to design, to intend, w 
 pwpose doing a thing.
 
 proposition pncean 
 
 163 
 
 proposition, f. proposition, proposal || 
 motion. 
 
 propre, m. property [| peculiar quality || 
 proper sense || c'est da ~ I nasty thing 1 
 
 propre, a. (-meut, ad.) one's own || proper 
 (ly) || fit, suitable, apt || clean(ly) || -s 
 termes, m. pi. very words [| termes 
 -s, m. pi. correct expressions || in a strict 
 sense || neatly. 
 
 propret, te, a. spruce, dressy. 
 
 propreto, f. cleanness, cleanliness, neat- 
 ness, spruceness, delicacy. 
 
 proprietaJre, m. A f. proprietor, owner || 
 landlord, landlady. 
 
 proprlete, f, propriety, property, owner- 
 ship || copyright || landed interest || land- 
 lords (pi. ) || peculiar quality. 
 
 propulaear, m. propeller. 
 
 prorata ; (an ~), pr. in proportion to. 
 
 prorogation, f. prorogation, delay || con- 
 Uuuance || adjournment 
 
 prorog-er, v. a. to prorogue, to prolong, to 
 put off, to adjourn. 
 
 prosalqae, a. prosaic. 
 
 prosaism*, m. prosaic form (| prosaic 
 poetry || vulgarity, dulnesa. 
 
 prosatenr, m. prose-writer. 
 
 prosorlpteur, m. proscriber. 
 
 proscription, f. proscription, outlawry. 
 
 prosorlre, v. a. Ir. to proscribe, to out- 
 law, to banish. 
 
 proscrlt, e, m. & t. outlaw || refugee, 
 
 pros*, f. prose. 
 
 proselyte, m. it t. proselyte, convert. 
 
 proaelytlsme, m. proselytUin. 
 irosodle, f. prosody, 
 roaodlque, a. prosodlcal. 
 rosopopee, f. personification. 
 rospere, a. prosperous, 
 rosperor, v. n. to prosper, to thrive, 
 osperlte, f. prosperity. 
 prosterner, to prostrate oneself, 
 rostltuee, f. prostitute. 
 ruMtltaer, v. a. to prostitute, 
 rostltotlon, f. prostitution || whoredom. 
 rostration, f. prostration || (mod.) pro- 
 tratlon. |correclor. 
 
 rote, m. printers' foreman || overseer || 
 otecteur, trice, m. & f. protector, de- 
 ender, patron || protectress. jlng. 
 
 rotectenr, trice, a. protective, pntronis- 
 oteotlon, f. protection, defence, tuition, 
 patronage. [(system). 
 
 protectlonnlame, m. (com.) Protection 
 
 protaotlonnlste, m. (coin.) protectionist. 
 
 pro tec tor at, m. protectorship. 
 
 protee, m. proteus. 
 
 protege, *, m. 4 f. protege 1 || protegee. 
 
 proteg-er, v. a. to protect, to patronise. 
 
 Protestant, e, m. & f. Protestant 
 
 protestantism*, in. Proteatontism. 
 
 protestation, f. protestation. 
 
 protester, v. a. A n. to protest. 
 
 protet, m. protest 
 
 protocole, m. protocol. 
 
 prototype, m. prototype. 
 
 prone, f. (mar.) prow If stem. 
 
 proaesse, f. prowess || feat (token. 
 
 proavttr, T. a. to yrora, lo aviuce, lu tw 
 
 provenance, f. production || origin U 
 source li en ~, coming, proceeding. 
 
 pro venlr , v. n. ir. to proceed, to arise from. 
 
 proverbe, m. proverb, adage. 
 
 proverbial, a. (-ement, ad.) proverbial 
 
 providence, f. providence. l(ly). 
 
 provldentlel, le, a. providential. 
 
 provlgrnement, in. layering (of vines). 
 
 provlgrner, v. a. <fe n. to layer. 
 
 provln, m. layer of a vine. 
 
 province, f. province, country || sreni d 
 *, t, pi. country-people (pi. ). 
 
 provincial, e, m. i f. country person. 
 
 provincial, e, a. provincial, country-like. 
 
 provtseur, m. bead-master of a govern- 
 ment college. 
 
 provision, f. provision || stock, store || 
 par ~, in the mean time. 
 
 provlslonnel, le, a. (-lament, ad.) 
 provisional(ly). f(ly). 
 
 provlaolro, a. (-ment, ad.) provisional 
 
 provifiorat, m. provisorship. 
 
 provocateur, trice, m. & f. nrovoker. 
 
 provocatenr, trice, a. provokinK. 
 
 provocation, f. provocation || challenge. 
 
 provoquer, v. a. to provoke, to challenge, 
 to Incense, to promote || (m&l. ) to cause. 
 
 prozenete, m. &(. pimp, pander. 
 
 prozlmlte, f. proximity, nearness. 
 
 prude, a. prudish. 
 
 prndemmeut, ad. prudently. 
 
 prudence, f. prudence. 
 
 prudent, e, a. prudent. 
 
 pruderle, f. prudery. 
 
 prnd'homme, m. skilful man, expert. 
 
 prune, f. plum || pour dea -, for no* 
 thing. 
 
 prunean, m. dried plum. 
 
 prunelaie, f. orchard of plum-treea. 
 
 prunella, i doe, wild plum || pupU of tho 
 
 pruneUier, m. (bot.) sloe-tree. [eyu. 
 
 prunlur, m. (bot.) plum-tree. 
 
 prurlt, m. prunency. [sic acid. 
 
 prusslane, a. prussic || avoid* ~, m. prus- 
 
 paalmlMte, m. psnlmisu 
 
 paalmodle, f. psalmody. 
 
 psalmodier, v. a. to chant psalms || to 
 drone. 
 
 paaume, m. psalm. 
 
 paautler, m. psalm-book. 
 
 psendonyme, m. assumed name, pseudo- 
 nym || writer under a ficiUloua name. 
 
 pseudouyme, a. pseudonymous. 
 
 psyche, f. drcssing-glaaa, cheval-glaoa. 
 
 paycholoffle, f. psychology. 
 
 psyoholofflque, a. psychologic. 
 
 pnant, e, a. fualy || stinking. 
 
 pnantenr, f. rtink, bad smell. 
 
 pnbere, a. pubescent. 
 
 pnberte, f. puberty. 
 
 pnbllo, QUO, a. (-qnement, ad.) public 
 (ly) I! notorioua(ly) || common, general. 
 
 pnbllcaln, m. publican. 
 
 pnbliclBto, m. publlciHt, political writer. 
 
 publlolte, f. publicity U advertlElng. 
 
 pnbller, v. a. to publish. 
 
 pace, (. flea. 
 
 pnoean, m. youth. 
 
 paoeaa, .U, a. vlrglaaL 
 
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 164 
 
 pucelle qmtntiJme 
 
 pucelle, f. virgin, maid || la ~ d'Orl6ans, 
 the Maid of Orleans, Joan of Arc. 
 
 puceron, m. plant-louse. 
 
 pudeur, f. bashfulness, decency. 
 
 pudibond, e, a. bashful, modest. 
 
 pudlclt6, f. chastity. 
 
 padlque, a, (-ment, ad.) chastefly). 
 
 poor, v. n. to stink, to smell strong. 
 
 pufirll, e, a. (-ment,ad.) puerile || childish 
 (ly) II boyish, juvenile. 
 
 pu6rlllt, f. puerility, childishness. 
 
 pug-Hat, m. pugilistic art, boxing. 
 
 papillate, m. pugilist, boxer. 
 
 puln<S, e, m. & t. younger brother ou sister. 
 
 puln6, a, a. younger. 
 
 puia, ad. then, afterwards. 
 
 pnisag-e, m. drawing of water. 
 
 puisard, m. cess-pool. 
 
 pulaatier, m. well-sinker. 
 
 pulsar, r. a. to draw up, to fetch up 
 (water) || to Imbibe || (mar.) to leak. 
 
 pulsque, c. since, seeing that, as, inag- 
 .much. 
 
 puiBsamment, ad. powerfully, potently, 
 forcibly. 
 
 puissance, t power || force || dominion. 
 
 puissant, e, a. powerful, mighty || very 
 rich || potent efficacious, forcible. 
 
 pulta, m. well || ~ arteslen, artesian well || 
 ~ a bray, pump-well || ~ d'abondanoe, 
 (fig.) inexhaustible fountain ||~ d'aerag-e, 
 air-shaft || ~d'6coulement, well-drain || 
 " do aclenco, (fig.) man of great learn- 
 ing || ~ perdu, drain-well, blind-well. 
 
 pullnler, v. n. to multiply || to swarm, to 
 
 pulmonalre, a. pulmonary. [pullulate. 
 
 pulmonie, I. (med.) lung-diueaae. 
 
 pulpe, f. pulp || pap. 
 
 pulpoux, se, a. pulpous. 
 
 pulsation, f. pulsation, throbbing. 
 
 pulverin, m. priming-powder || mist. 
 
 pulveriser, v. a. to pulverise. 
 
 pumlcln, m. palm-oil. 
 
 punals, e, a. affected with ozena. 
 
 punaise, f. bug || qestlngly) b-flat. 
 
 punlr, v. a. to punish. 
 
 punlasable, a. punishable. 
 
 punltlon, f. punishment. 
 
 pnplUalre, a. pupillary. 
 
 pnpillarlt6, f. pupilage. 
 
 pnpllle, m. lie f. pupil || ward. 
 
 pnpille, f. pupil (of the eye). [stand. 
 
 pupltre, m. desk || davenport || music- 
 pur, e, a. pure, unmingled, genuine, in- 
 nocent, mere, clear || ~ at simple, un- 
 conditional. 
 
 puroe, f. pea-soup || mashed potatoes. 
 
 purement, ad. purely, merely, barmlessly. 
 
 puretS, f. purity. 
 
 purg-atif, m. (m6d.) purgative. 
 
 pnrg-atlf, ve, a. purgative. 
 
 pnrg-atlon, f. purging. 
 
 purg-atolre, m. purgatory. 
 
 purser, v. a. to purge, to cleanse, to clear || 
 to pbyslc || se ~, to purge, to take medi- 
 cine || to clear oneself. 
 
 purifier, r. a. to purify. 
 
 purlsme, m. purism, affectation of purity 
 to. porltt. yu ips>ch. 
 
 purltala, m. Puritan, Calvlnist. 
 puritanlsme, m. Puritanism, 
 pnrpnrln, o, X purplish, 
 purparino, I. purple bronze, 
 purulent, e. a. purulent. 
 pua, m. (m@d.) pus, matter, 
 pusillanime, a. pusillanimous. 
 pnslllanlmltd, f. pusillanimity. 
 pustule, f. pustule, pimple, 
 puatnlenz, se, a. pustulous, 
 pntatlf, ve, a. putative, reputed, supposed. 
 putols, m. polecat. 
 putr<5faction, f. putrefaction. 
 putrefler, v. a. to putrify. 
 pntrlde, a. putrid, rotten, 
 putridity, f. putndness. 
 pygrargrae, m. sea-eagle (bird), 
 pyg-mbe, m. pigmy, dwarf, 
 pyramidal, e, a. pyramidal. 
 pyramide, f. pyramid, 
 pyramlder, v. n. to form a pyramid. 
 
 pythlen, ne, pytlilque, a. Pythian, 
 pytlxunlsue, f. pythoness, prophgttM II 
 witch. 
 
 qnadrag-Snalre, m. i f. penon ftjrf/ 
 years old. 
 
 quadragdnalre, a. forty years old. 
 
 Qnadrag-gslme, f. Lent || dlmanohe dti 
 la ~, m. first Sunday ID Lent. 
 
 QuadranBrulalre, a. four-cornered. 
 
 Quadrature, f. (gCora. & astr.) quadrature || 
 (peint.) fresco-painting. 
 
 qnadrllatere, m. (geom.) quadrilateral. 
 
 qaadrllatere, a. (geom.) quadrilateral. 
 
 quadrille, m. quadrille. fmenk 
 
 quadrille, f. troop of horse for a touma- 
 
 quadrlsalenl, e, m. & f. ancestor in the 
 fourth degree. [handed beast. 
 
 quadrumane, m. quadrumane, four- 
 
 qnadrnpeda, m. quadruped. 
 
 qnadrupede, a. four-footed. 
 
 quadruple, a. quadruple, fourfold. 
 
 quadrupler, v. a. n. to quadruplicate. 
 
 qual, m. quay, wharf || (rail.) platform. 
 
 qnalcha, f. (mar.) ketch. 
 
 quallfloatlf, m. qualitative. 
 
 quallfloatlf, ve, a. qualifying. 
 
 qualification, f. quallficaiion 1| character |) 
 title. (ing circumstances. 
 
 qnalifl6, e, a. qualified |j with aggravat- 
 
 qnallfier, v. a. to qualify, to call, to en- 
 title, to style. 
 
 qualltd, f. quality, property, accomplish- 
 ment, qualification, rank || an ~ do, as. 
 
 quand, ad. when, what time, whenever U 
 if || ~, c. although, though, even if || - et 
 ~, together with |j pour ~ ? for what time T || 
 ~ mdiae, even though, though, even if. 
 
 Quant (a.), pr. as to, as for || concerning | 
 ~ a mul, as for me. 
 
 qnautiama, m. day of the month.
 
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 165 
 
 quantleme, a. what, which. 
 
 quantlt6, f. quantity, Abundance, multitude. 
 
 qnarantaine, f. quarantine, forty days || 
 ape of forty || Lent [Academy. 
 
 quarante, a. forty || lea ~, the French 
 
 quaranti&me, m. fortieth part. 
 
 qnarantidme. a. fortieth. 
 
 quart, m. quarter, fourth part || (mar.) 
 watch || ~ d'henre. quarter of an hour || 
 present moment \\ ~ d'heure de Babe- 
 lais, time to pay at last || rub. 
 
 quart, e, a, quartan. 
 
 qnartant, m. octave-caBk. 
 
 quartet f. fourth. (part of a hundred. 
 
 quarter on, m. quarter (of a pound) || fourth 
 
 quarter-on, ne, m. & f. quadroon. 
 
 qu artier, m. quarter, fourth part II hind- 
 quarter || ward, quarter (of a town) || - 
 s-An<sral, head-quarters (pi. ) II ~-raaltre, 
 m. (mar., mil.) quarter-master. 
 
 quasi, ad. almost, aa good as. 
 
 Quasimodo, m. Low Sunday. 
 
 quaterne, m. quarternary. 
 
 qnatorze, m. fourteenth (at piquet) || foor- 
 teenth (of the month). 
 
 qnatone, a. fourteen. 
 
 quatorcleme, m. fourteenth part. 
 
 qnatorxieme, a. fourteenth. 
 
 qnatre, m. four II figure of fourth. 
 
 qnatre, a. four || figure four || it ~, four 
 together || with great effort || ~-vlngrt- 
 dix, a. ninety || ~-vlngrt(B), a. eighty- 1| 
 Qnatre-temps, m. pi. Ember-days (pi.). 
 
 quatri&me, in. fourth II fourth part. 
 
 quatrleme, a. (-ment, ad.) fourth(ly). 
 
 qnatrlennal, e. a. quadrennial. 
 
 quatnor, m. (mils.) quartette. 
 
 quayage^ m. wharfage, keyage. 
 
 qua, c. that, if, when, as, than, till, until, 
 but, only, lest, whether, because, how, 
 bow much, how many, -why || a tin ~, to 
 the end that || de sort* ~, so that. 
 
 qne, pn. that, whom, which, what, of 
 whom, of which, to whom, to which. 
 
 quel, le, pn. what l| tel ~, such an it is || 
 - qu'll solt, whatever he may be. 
 
 qneloonque, pn. any, whatever, what- 
 soever. 
 
 qnelqne, pn., a. A ad. some, any, what- 
 ever, whatsoever II however, howsoever II 
 about || - chose, something, anything |] 
 ~ part, somewhere. 
 
 qnelqnefois, ad. sometimes. 
 
 qnelqu'nn, qnelqn'nna, pn. somebody, 
 sonieoue I] qnelques-nns, pi. some, 
 some people, any. 
 
 qnemander, v. n. to beg clandestinely. 
 
 qu'en-dlra-t-on, m. public talk, what 
 
 people may say. 
 
 : quenelle, f. (culln.) forcemeat-ball. 
 j qnenotte, f. first tooth (of infants). 
 * qnenonllle, f. distaff || bedpost. 
 
 querelle, f. quarrel |i row ||~d'Allemand, 
 quarrel without cause. [to chide. 
 
 qnereller, v. a. to quarrel with, to scold II 
 
 qufrlr, v. a. to go and fetch. 
 
 qnerellenr, ee, ta. At. qnarreler. 
 
 qnerellenr, se, a. quarrpliome. 
 
 qnesteur, m. qucstor, purler. 
 
 question, t question, Interrogation, query || 
 rack for torture || issue. [questions. 
 
 questionnaire, m. torturer || book of 
 
 questionner, v. a. to question || to put to 
 the question. 
 
 qnestionneur, m. questioner. 
 
 questure, f. questorship. Jrake. 
 
 qnete, f. quest, search || collection || (mar.) 
 
 queter, v. a. & n. to go in search of || to 
 be in quest of || to make a collection (for 
 the poor) || to beg. [dlcant 
 
 qaeteur, m. collector (for the poor) || men- 
 
 qneue, f. tail || end of a thing |] stem, stalk 
 (of a flower) || handle j| cue )| train, rear t| 
 ~ d'aronde, dove-tall. ((at billiards). 
 
 qneater, v. n. to strike two nails at ones 
 
 qnl, pn. who, that, whom, which |[ ft ~. 
 whose, to wnom (| ~-vive, (mil.) who 
 goes there? challenge || snr ! -vlve, 
 
 qnla, m. nonplus. (on the look-out. 
 
 qnlbns, m. cash, "tin", "yellow-boys" 
 (pi.). (those who. 
 
 qnlconque, pn. whoever, whosoever all 
 
 quldam, m., qoidane, f. certain person. 
 
 quiescent, e, a. quiescent 
 
 quletlsme, m. quietism. 
 
 qnl6tlate, m. A I. quietist 
 
 qolgmon, m. hunch. 
 
 qalllagre, m. keelage, ship-toll. 
 
 qnllle, f. pin, skittle || keel || nine-pin | 
 shank || stump. 
 
 qnlller, v. n. to throw at nine-pins. 
 
 qulllier, m. skittle-ground || skittles. 
 
 qninoaiUerie, f. hardwares, hardware- 
 trade, [monger. 
 
 qnincaUlter, m. hardware-man, iron- 
 
 qninoonce, m. quincunx. 
 
 qnine, m. two fives (at trictrac) || five win- 
 ning numbers. 
 
 quinine, f. (chlm.) quinine. fyears old. 
 
 qnlnqnagr6nalre, m. A f. person fifty 
 
 qnlnquagrenaire, a. fifty years old. 
 
 Qnlnqnageslme, f. Qulnquagsima Sun- 1 
 
 qalnqnennal, e, a. quinquennial. Lday. 
 
 qulnqnet, m. Argana lamp. 
 
 qninqnlna, m. Peruvian bark. 
 
 quint, m. fifth part 
 
 quint, a. fifth. [kilogrammpn. 
 
 quintal, m. quintal || ~ metrlque, 100 
 
 qninte, f. quint (at picket ou at fencing) || 
 (mus.) Ofth || fit of coughing, freak, whim. 
 
 quintessence, f. quintessence. 
 
 qnlntessenoier, v. a. to refine || to sub> 
 
 quintette, m. quintette. Itilise. 
 
 qulntenx. Be, a. capricious || restive. 
 
 quintuple, a. quintuple, five-fold. 
 
 qulntupler, v. a. to quintuple, to multiply 
 
 qnlncalne, f. fifteen |[ fortnight [five-fold. 
 
 qnlnme, m. fifteenth (of the month). 
 
 quince, a. fifteen |j ~ lours, a fortnight. 
 
 qnlnzleme, in. fifteenth part 
 
 qulnxleme, a. (-ment, ad.) fifteen th(ly). 
 
 qulproqno, m. mistake. [ceipt 
 
 qnlttancc, f. acquittance, discharge, re- 
 
 qulttanoer, v. a. to w.-ite a receipt 
 
 qnltte, a. quit, free, clear, discharged |j ~ 
 Ik ~, tit for tat || Jouer a> ~ on double, 
 to play double or quits, [forsake, to rprtgn. 
 
 quitter, v. a. to quit, to leave, to let go, to
 
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 quoailler raffinenr 
 
 qnoalller, v. n. to shake its tall (of a 
 horse). 
 
 qnoi, pn. which, that which, what, what- 
 ever |f ~ qn'il en solt, be It as It may || 
 ~I what I how! 
 
 Qnolqne, c. though, although. 
 
 qnolibet, m. low Joke. 
 
 qnote-part, f. quota, share. 
 
 quotldlen, ne, a. daily. 
 
 q,notlt6, t quota, share || rating. 
 
 B. 
 
 rab&cbagre, m. tiresome repetition. 
 
 rabftober, T. a. & n. to repent npaln and 
 again. |(ln discourse). 
 
 rabaobenr, se, ra. & f. tiresome repeater 
 
 rabals, m. abatement, diminution, nrdnc- 
 tion || vente an ~, f. sale at reduced prices. 
 
 rabalsnement, m. lessening of price, 
 abatement || humiliation. 
 
 rabalsser, T. a. to lower, to put down || 
 to lessen, to undervalue. 
 
 rabat, m. abatement of price || band (for 
 the neck) H ~-iole, m. A f. mar-joy || 
 scolding person. 
 
 rabattre, v. a. <t n. to pull down, to beat 
 down, to lower, to abate, to humble, to 
 lessen || to plait, to flatten || to tip (at nine- 
 pins) ]| to ward off || to turn, to turn aside II 
 Be ~, to come down, to descend, to alight || 
 to leave one's road, to turn aside. 
 
 rabbin, m. rabbi. fliko. 
 
 rabelaialen, ne, a. humorous fl Falataff- 
 
 rftble, m. back of a hire ou rabbit || rake. 
 
 r*bln, e, a. strong-backed. 
 
 rabonnlr, v. a. * n. to improve. 
 
 rabot, m. plane. 
 
 rabotagre, m. planing. 
 
 raboter, v. a. to plane. 
 
 raboteur, m. moulding-worker, planer. 
 
 rabotenx, BO, a. knobbed, knotty, rough, 
 nneven, rugged. 
 
 rabong-rlr, T. n. (se ~) to grow stunted. 
 
 rabonlllftre, f. burrow. fnp. 
 
 rabroner, v. a. to scout, to snub, to snap 
 
 racabont, m. racahout. 
 
 racaiUe, f. rabble || trash, rubbish. 
 
 raccommodagre, m. mending, repairing, 
 patching, piecing. 
 
 raecommodement, m. reconciliation. 
 
 racconunodor, v. a. to mend, to repair, 
 to piece |J to adjust, to dress i| to reunite, 
 to reconcile. fpatcher || botcher. 
 
 raccommodeur, se, m. A t, mender, 
 
 r accord, m. joining J| accord. 
 
 raccordement, m. levelling. 
 
 raooorder, v. a. to level, to unite fl to re- 
 concile, to make friends again. 
 
 raccoupler, v. a. to couple again. 
 
 raocourci, m. abridgment || foreshorten- 
 ing H en ~, briefly. 
 
 raoconrclr, v, a. <fc n. to shorten, to ab- 
 breviate |! to foreshorten || to contract || to 
 become snorter || se ~, to shrink. 
 
 raccourolssement, m. shortening H fore- 
 shortening || contraction. 
 
 se raooontnmer, to get accustomed 
 again. 
 
 raccroo, m. fluke H oonp de ~, m. lucky hit. 
 
 raccrocher, v. a. to hook again II to re- 
 cover, to get again || se ~. to catch at. to 
 lay bold of || to become friends again || to 
 recover oneself. 
 
 race, f. race, family, line, breed, cast, tribe, 
 stock H de ~, thoroughbred. 
 
 rachat, m. repurchase || redemption H ran- 
 som || ~ de bans, marriage-license. 
 
 rachetable, a. redeemable. 
 
 racbeter, v. a. to buy again, to buy back, 
 to purchase || to redeem || to compensate. 
 
 raobitlqne, a. rickety. 
 
 rachitis, racbltlsme, m. rickets (pi.). 
 
 raolne, f. root. 
 
 raclee, f. licking, hiding. 
 
 racier, v. a. to scrape, to prate || to clean. 
 
 raoleor, m. scraper, bad fidfller. 
 
 raololr, m. scraper, grater (instrumeot). 
 
 raololre, f. strickle. 
 
 raclnre, f. scrapings (pi.). 
 
 racolai;e, m., recruiting. 
 
 racoler, v. a. to entice men, to enlist, to 
 kidnap, to crimp. 
 
 raoolenr, m. recruiting-officer || kidnapper. 
 
 raconter, v. a. to relate, to tell, to recount. 
 
 raconteur, se, m. & f. relater, teller. 
 
 raoornir, v. a. to make hard and touch || 
 to shrivel up, to crisp. [line. 
 
 raoornisaement, m. hardening [| shrt vel- 
 
 racquit, in. winning back. 
 
 racqnltter, v. a. to win back [| to retrieve 
 
 rade, f. (mar.) roadstead. la loss. 
 
 radean, m. raft. [off. 
 
 radiation, f. (mPd.) irradiation || striking 
 
 radical, m. Radical. 
 
 radical, e, a. (-ement, ad.) radlcal(ly). 
 
 radlcallsme, m. radicalism. 
 
 radlcnle, f. radicle. 
 
 radi6, e, a. radiated. 
 
 radler, v. a. to strike off. 
 
 radlenz, se, a. radiant, bright, shining. 
 
 radls, m. (hot.) turnip || radish. 
 
 radotag-e, m., radoterle, f. idle talk fl 
 dotage. || raving. 
 
 radoter, v. n. to dote, to rave. 
 
 radotenr, se, ra. & f. dotard. 
 
 radonb, in. (mar.) refitting of a ship. 
 
 radouber, v. a. (mar.) to refit 
 
 radonolr, T. a. to soften, to appease, to 
 pacify || se ~, to relent, to soften, to grow 
 mild, to grow gentle. Imitigatton. 
 
 radoaclssement, m. softening, allaying, 
 
 rafale, m. (mar.) squall. 
 
 raffermlr, v. a. to fasten, to harden, to 
 strengthen, to fortify, to confirm, to secure || 
 se ~, to grow stronger, to get over one's 
 fear. [fastening || confirmation. 
 
 raf f ermissemont , m. strengthening, 
 
 rafflnagre, m. refining. 
 
 rafflnd, m. fashionable rake. [sharp. 
 
 rafflne", e, a. refined || clever, keen, subtle, 
 
 raff in ement, m. refinement N subUlty. 
 
 raf finer, v. a. & n. to refine || se ~, to be- 
 come refined. [refinery. 
 
 ratflnerle, f. refinery || refining || sugar- 
 
 raffinenr, m. refiner cugar-baker.
 
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 raff oler, v. n. to ba passionately fond of, 
 to dote on. 
 
 rat fnter, v. a. to remake a bat 
 
 raflstoler, v. a. to spruce up again {] to 
 patch up, to mend. 
 
 ratio, f. grape-stalk || raffle (at dice) 
 Zaire ~, to take tbe pool. 
 
 raQer, v. a. to sweep away. 
 
 rafralchlr, v. a. <fc n. to refresh, to re- 
 frigerate, to cool || to repair, tc renew || to 
 cat off || to grow cool || se ~, to grow cool, 
 to cool, to recruit oneself. 
 
 rafralchlssant, e, a. rcfrlRerative. 
 
 rafralchisaement, m. refreshment, cooi- 
 Ing || -a, pi. provisions (pi.), supplies (pL). 
 
 rafralchissolr, m. cooler || refrigerator. 
 
 rag-aillardlr, T. a. to cheer up. 
 
 ragre, f. rage, raging, madness || violent 
 desire || hydrophooiajl violent pain. 
 
 ragrer, v. n. to be In ou pet into a rage. 
 
 rag-eur, ae, m. & f. passionate person. 
 
 rag-cur, se, a. passionate. 
 
 ragrot, m. tittle-tattle. 
 
 ragrot, te, a. thick and short. 
 
 ragroter, v. n. to grumble. 
 
 rag-oat, m. (culfn.) ragout || strw || relish. 
 
 rag-on taut, e, a. savoury, relishing, agree- 
 able, [cite tbe taste of. 
 
 ragronter, v. a. to revive appetite || to ex- 
 
 ragrrafer, v. a. to clasp again. 
 
 ragrrandlr, v. a. to enlarge again. 
 
 ragrr6er, v. a. to repair a house, to new- 
 front a house. 
 
 rtkg-r6ment, m. finishing off || repairing. 
 
 raide, a. stiff || tight || steep || rapid I) swift || 
 ~, ad. quickly || hard || sharply, right, out- 
 rjght, down, on the spot || surely. 
 
 raldeur, f. stiffness || tightness || steepness || 
 
 raldlllon, m. ascent. [swiftness. 
 
 raldlr, v. a. & n. to stiffen || to tighten || 
 e ~, to get stiff, to bear up, to resist. 
 
 rale, f. Hue, dash upon writing || stripe, 
 streak, furrow || skate || a -a, striped. 
 
 ralfort, m. (bot.) horse-radish. 
 
 rail, m. rail || chemln de -, m. (rail.) 
 waggon-way. 
 
 ralller, v. a. A n. to leer, to banter, to 
 rally, to scoff, to Jest, to play upon. 
 
 rslllerle, f. joke, Jest, banter, raillery, 
 mockery || ~ a part, in good earnest. 
 
 rallleur, m. Jeerer, joker, oanterer, mocker. 
 
 rallleor, , a. Jeering, bantering, scoffing. 
 
 rainette, f. rennet (apple) || tree-frog. 
 
 ralnore, f. groove. 
 
 ralponce, f. rampjon. [stag). 
 
 ralre, v. n. to shave || to bellow (like a 
 
 rals, m. spoke (of a wheel) || ray, beam. 
 
 raisin, m. grape || (of paper) royal || g-rappe 
 de -s, f. bunch of grapes || - seo, raisin, 
 plum M ~ de Corinthe, currant. 
 
 raising, m. grape and pear jam. 
 
 ralson, f. reason, cause, motive l| Justice, 
 equity || proof, argument || a ~ de, en ~ 
 de, at the rate of, in proportion to || en ~, 
 In a ratio || pour ~ de qnol, by reason 
 of which || a pins forte ~, still more so II 
 avoo ~, right l| sans ~, Irrational II 
 oomme de ~. as it is fit. of course |l ~ 
 Boclale, (com.) firm || avoir ~, to be right. 
 
 ralsonnable, a, reasonable, rational || just, 
 convenieuL proper |] competent || moderate II 
 -ment, aa. reasonably, rationally, Justly l| 
 tolerably, moderately. 
 
 ralsonne, e, a. founded on reason, sup- 
 ported by reasoning, explaining the 
 reasons || methodical Jl Just || fair, wise || 
 classified || delicate. 
 
 raisonnemeut, m. reasoning, ratiocina- 
 tion, argument. 
 
 raisonner, v. a. & n. to reason, to argue, 
 to examine into a question I! to answer. 
 
 ralsonnenr, m. reasoner || grumbler II 
 prater i| f alre le ~, to answer. 
 
 raj eunir, v. a. <fc n. to make young agnln [I 
 to grow young again |i to colour (hair) || 
 to shave || to revive || to prune. 
 
 rajeunisBement, m. growing young * 
 again, rejuvenescence. 
 
 rajonter, v. a. to aid again ou more. 
 
 rajaBtement, m. readjustment, reconcile- 
 ment, setting In order. [again. 
 
 raj aster, v. a. to readjust, to set in order 
 
 r&le, m. rattle || rail, crake (bird). 
 
 r&lement, m. rattling in the throat. 
 
 ralentir, v. a. to abate, to slacken, to 
 lessen, to make slower || to relent. 
 
 ralentisaement, m. Blackening, abate- 
 ment, 
 
 ra) or, v. a. to have a rattling In the throat. 
 
 ralllement, m. rallying || point de -, 
 m. rallying place. 
 
 rallier, v. a. to rally || (mar.) to bring a, 
 ship to tbe wind. 
 
 rallonpe, f. lengthening piece H I 64 * II 
 table a -s, f. telescope-table 
 
 raUongrment, m. lenctuening II being 
 lenglhened. [longer- 
 
 rnllong-er, v. a. to lengthen, to make 
 
 rallnmer, v. a. to light again, to rekindle || 
 to animate ngaln II se ~, to kindle again, 
 to break out a^nin. 
 
 ramagre, m. chirping ou warbling of birds '] 
 flowering || prattling, prattle || onvragre. 
 a ~, m. flowered work. 
 
 ramaig-rlr, v. a. & n. to make ou grow 
 lenn again || to make leaner. 
 
 ramas, m. collection, henp. 
 
 ramasse, f, mountain-sledge ||~-convert, 
 m. crumb-troy. [set. 
 
 ramassd, e, a. picked up, collected II thlrk- 
 
 ramasser, v. a. to pick up, to gather, to 
 collect, to re-assemble M to cuff || se ~, to 
 assemble, to be assembled || to roll up. 
 
 ramaaaeur, m. sledge-driver || gatherer. 
 
 ramassis, m. confused collection || lop- 
 pings (pi.) || raklngs (pi.). stick. 
 
 rame, f. oar, scull ji ream (of paper) II prop, 
 
 ram6, e, a. rowed [I pols -a. m. pi. peas 
 that grow upon sticks (pi.) || boulets -s, 
 m. pi. bar-shot (pi.) || ballos -e, f. pi. 
 chain-shot (pi.), cross-bar shot (pi.). 
 
 rameau, m. bough, branch || vein [| 
 dlmancho dea Bameanz, m. Palm- 
 Sunday. 
 
 ram 6 e, f . green arbour || boughs ou branches 
 with their leaves (pi.). 
 
 ramener, T. a. to bring back, to bring 
 again || to restore || to retrieve || to revive.
 
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 nuner rasolr 
 
 ramer, v. a. & n. to prop D to stick (peas) H 
 
 to row D to ply. 
 ramenr, in. rover. 
 rameux, se, a. branchy. 
 ramler, m. ring-dove, wood-pigeon (Mrd). 
 se ramlfler, to ramify, to branch. 
 ramilles, f. pi. small oranches (pi.). 
 Kamlnag-robis, m. Grimalkin. 
 raming-ne, a. restive. fagaln. 
 
 ramolndrir, v. a. A n.; ne ~, to lessen 
 ramoltlr, v. a. to moisten, to make damp || 
 
 se ~, to get damp. 
 ramolllr, v. a. to soften. 
 i ramollissant, m. emollient. 
 ramolllRsant, e, a. emollient. 
 raraonagre, m. sweeping of a chimney. 
 ramoner, v. a. to sweep. 
 ramonenr, m. chimney-sweeper. 
 rampe, f. flight of stairs || balustrade. 
 
 hand-rail slope || foot-lights (of a theatre) 
 
 (pi.). 
 
 ramper, T. n. to creep, to crawl, to cringe. 
 ranxplste, m. baluster-maker. 
 ramnre, f. branches (pi.) || horns (pi.). 
 ramusoule, m. (bot. ) ramuscule. 
 ranoart, m. rubbish || mettre an ~, to 
 ranee, a. rancid, rusty. [put aside. 
 
 rancldltl, ranolssnre, f. rancidity, rank- 
 ranclr, v. n. to grow rancid. [ness. 
 
 ran con, f. ransom. 
 
 ranponnement, m. ransoming || extortion. 
 ranponner, T. a. to ransom, to extort 
 
 money l| to overcharge. 
 ranponneur, se, m. & f. extortioner. 
 
 rancune, f. rancour, grudge, spite, malice. 
 ancuneux, ue, 
 corous, spiteful. 
 
 rancuneux, ue, racanier 
 
 spite, 
 , ere, 
 
 rang:, m. row, range || rank, station, class. 
 
 dignity || number || tier || frame || (mar.) 
 
 rate. 
 
 rang-6, e, a. ranged || steady || pitched. 
 rangree, f. range, row, file. 
 rang-er, v. a, to range, to rank, to put in 
 
 ranks, to arrange, to set in order || to set 
 
 to rights || to subdue || to sail close to |] 
 
 se ~, to make room, to place oneself || to 
 
 reform || to embrace || to side with |] to 
 
 amend || to fall in || to veer. 
 ranimer, v. a. to reanimate, to revive || to 
 
 cheer up || to stir op. 
 rani (des vachea), m. Swiss tone for 
 
 calling the cattle home. 
 rapace, a. rapacious. 
 rapacity, (. rapacity. 
 rftpag-e, m. rasping. 
 rapatelle, f. horse-hair cloth. 
 rapatrlngre, rapatrlement, m. recon- 
 
 ciliation || return-voyage, home-voyage. 
 rapatrler, v. a. to reconcile || to be brought 
 
 back to one's country l| se ~, to be recon- 
 
 ciled, to become friends again. 
 rape, f. rasp, grater || stalk. 
 rape, m. rape-wine || rappee. (worn-out, 
 rape, e, a. threadbare, shabby, seedy, 
 raper, v. a. to rasp, to grate. 
 rapetasser, v. a. to patch up. 
 rapetisser, v. a. A n. to lessen, to make 
 
 less, to shorten |j e -, to grow less || to 
 
 lower oneself. 
 
 raplde, a. (-ment, ad.) rapidOy) swift 
 rapldltd, t rapidity, swiftness. l(ly). 
 
 rap!6oer, v. a. to piece || to patch. 
 rapleoetagre, m. piecing, patched work, 
 rapieceter, v. a. to botch, to patch, to 
 rapiere, f. rapier. [piece all over, 
 
 rapln, m. painter's articled pupil || danber. 
 rapine, f. rapine, plunder. 
 raplner, v. a. to pilfer, to pillage. 
 raplnerle, f. rapine, plunder, 
 rappareiller, v. a. to match, 
 rapparler, v. a. to match, 
 rappel, m. recall, calling back, revocation |j 
 
 (mil.) beat to arms. 
 rappeler, v. a. to recall, to call back, *o 
 
 call home, to call again and again || (mil.) 
 
 to beat to arms || to rail to mind !| se ~, 
 
 to remember, to recollect. 
 rapport, m. produce || report II story, tale H 
 
 likeness, relation, resemblance l| tendency. 
 
 reference |j relation, affinity || dependency [l 
 reimbursement [| (of the stomach) rising II 
 pieces de ~, f. pi. patchwork || Inlnid- 
 
 work || par ~ a, for the sake of, with re- 
 gard to || falre on ~, to make a report, 
 to report I] avoir ~ a, to refer to, to re- 
 late to. 
 
 rapporter, v. a. A n. to bring back, to 
 carry back || to report, to refer, to quote | 
 to tell || to yield, to bring forth n to de- 
 rive |[ to inlay || to repeal (a law) || se ~, 
 to relate, to have a reference to, to con- 
 cern, to allude to, to resort to. 
 
 rapporteur, m. reporter || tell-tale fl pro* 
 
 rapportense, f. tell-tale. [tractor. 
 
 rapprendre, v. a. ir. to learn again. 
 
 rapprochement, m. drawing nearer, 
 junction, reconciliation || bringing to- 
 gether. 
 
 rapprocher, v. a. to draw near again, to 
 bring near again, to bring together [| to 
 set in opposition, to compare || se ~, to 
 come near again, to come nearer to, to 
 draw towards a reconciliation. 
 
 rapsodle, f. rhapsody. 
 
 rapsodiste, m. rhapsodlst. 
 
 rapt, m. rape || abduction. 
 
 r&pnre, f. raspings (pi.). 
 
 raqnette, f. racket, battledore. 
 
 raquettter, m. racket-maker. fslow. 
 
 rare, a. rare, thin, scarce || uncommon II 
 
 rarefaction, f. rarefaction || rarity. 
 
 rar6f ler, v. a. to rarefy. 
 
 rarement; ad. rarely, seldom. 
 
 rarete, f. rarity, rareness, scarcity | -, 
 pi. curiosities (pi.). 
 
 rarlsslme, a. very rare. 
 
 rarlto, f. rarity, rarefaction. 
 
 ras, m. short-nap cloth || ~ de mare>, 
 (mar.) race. 
 
 ras, e, a. shorn, short-haired, bare || plain, 
 smooth [i open || flat || a ~ (de), close (to). 
 
 rasade, f. bumper. 
 
 rasoment, m. razing. 
 
 raser, v. a. to shave || to raze, to rake, to 
 demolish || to glance || to graze || to touch 
 lightly || to sal f close to || to lay flat 
 
 raaibns, ad. close to. 
 
 raaolr, m. razor || cnlr a ~, m. razor-strop.
 
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 bling, assem- 
 
 MBade, f. glass bead. 
 
 meaBlement, m. satiety. 
 
 BBaater, v. a. to satiate, to fill fl to 
 
 satisfy || to cloy II to surfeit II to til 
 
 lesemblement, m. assembling, 
 
 blage, meeting || crowd, mob. 
 
 raasembler, T. a. to reassemble |) to col- 
 lect || to unite || to summon up II ~, 
 to meet || to assemble II to crowd || to 
 muster. 
 
 rasseolr, v. a. Jr. to sot tie, to calm |1 to re- 
 place || to fix, to adjust n ~, to sit down 
 again, to reseat oneself I) to be settled. 
 
 rasaerlner, r. a. to clear up, to calm. 
 
 rasalerer, r. a. to besiege again. 
 
 raBaia, e, a. settled, sedate, calm || stale. 
 
 raesortir, v. a. to resort 
 
 raflBurer, v. a. to secure, to encourage || 
 to reassure || e ~. to take courage again, 
 to recover oneself l| to clear up. 
 
 rainre, f. shaving. 
 
 rat, m. rat II whim || ballet-girl || ~ de 
 cave, exciseman, excise-officer. 
 
 ratatlne, e, a. shrivelled up, shrunk. 
 
 ratatlner, to shrink, to shrivel. 
 
 ratatouille, f. poor stew, bad stuff. 
 
 rate, f. spleen, milt || epanonir la ~, to 
 
 ratean, m. rake. [make merry. 
 
 ratelagre, m. raking. 
 
 ratele. f. rakeful. 
 
 rateler, v. a. to rake. 
 
 rateleur, m. raker. 
 
 rateller, m. rack || gun-rack II set of teeth. 
 
 rater, v. a. <k n. to miss || to miss fire || to 
 
 ratiere, f. rap-trap. [miscarry. 
 
 ratlller, v. to ratify. 
 
 ratine, f. ratteen. 
 
 ratlner, v. a. to frieze. 
 
 ration, f. share, portion II allowance. 
 
 ratlonnel, le, a. (-lement, ad.) rational 
 
 rationner, T. a. to allowance. [(l.v). 
 
 ratlsaag-e, m. scraping, raking. 
 
 ratlBBer, v. a. to scrape, to raie. 
 
 ratlsBolre, f.' scraper, iron rake. 
 
 ratlsBnre, f. scrapings (pi.). 
 
 raton, m. racoon || darling || Monser. 
 
 rattacher, v. a. to tie again, to fasten 
 gain l| to connect |j ~, to be fastened, 
 
 ratte, f. field-mouse. [to fasten. 
 
 ratte-lndre, v. a. Ir. to overtake, to catch 
 again. 
 
 rattraper, v. a. to overtake, to catch again. 
 to come up with, to retake, to>recover[| 
 ~ (a), to catch hold of. 
 
 ratnre, f. erasure. [raze. 
 
 ratnrer, v. a, to scratch out, to scrape, to 
 > raaclte, f. hoarseness. 
 
 ranqne, a. hoarse. [damage. 
 
 ravagre, m. ravage, devastation, havoc || 
 
 ravager, v. a. to ravage, to pillage, to 
 plunder, to strip. 
 
 ravag-eur, m. ravager. 
 
 raval, e, a. down at heel. 
 
 ravalement, m. roughcasting. 
 
 ravaler, v. n. to swallow down again H 
 to vilify, to depreciate || to roughcast II 
 -, to bumble lower oneself. 
 
 ravAudace, n. mending, riatoblrtg, botch- 
 jog || bungling. 
 
 ravauder, T. a. to mend, to botch. 
 
 ravaudeuee, f. stocking-mender. 
 
 rav, f. (hot.) radish || turnip. 
 
 ravelin, m. (mil.) ravelin. 
 
 ravenelle, f. (bot,) wall-flower. 
 
 ravier, m. radish-dish. 
 
 ravtftre, f. radish-bed. 
 
 ravlgrote, f. (culin.) sauce with shallot". 
 
 ravtgroter, y. a. to rerlve || to revive th 
 apiietite of. 
 
 ravillr, v. a. to vilify, to debase, to nnder- 
 
 ravin, m. ravine. [value. 
 
 ravine, f. great flood, torrent 
 
 ravlr, v. a. to ravish, to tear ou take away || 
 to steal || to enrapture II 4 ~, admirably. 
 
 e ravlser, to cuange one's mind, to be- 
 think oneself || to think better of It. 
 
 ravissant, e, a. rapacious, ravennnn II 
 enrapturing, ravisblng. fture, ecstasy. 
 
 ravlspement, m. ravishment, rape || rap- 
 
 ravlssenr, m. ravisher. 
 
 ravltaillement, m. re-victualling. 
 
 ravltalller, v. a. to re-victual. 
 
 ravl ver, v. a. to revive. [cover. 
 
 ravolr, v. a. ir. to have ou get again || to re- 
 
 rnyer, r. a. to erase, to scrntch, to blot 
 out || to streak, to stripe || to rifle. 
 
 rayon, m. ray, beam || book-shelf II spoke || 
 radius || furrow || (honey-)comb. 
 
 rayonnant, e, a. radiant, beaming. 
 
 rayonnement, m. radiation, radiancy. 
 
 rayonner, v. n. to radiate, to beam. 
 
 rayure, f. stripes (In stuff) (pi.) || grooves 
 (in a rifle) (pi.). 
 
 ra, m. (mar.) race. 
 
 razzia, f. inroad, raid, foray. 
 
 reaotlf, m. (chlm.) reagent || test. 
 
 reactlf, ve, a. reactive, 
 
 reaction, f. reaction. 
 
 reaotlonnaire, m.' reactionist. 
 
 reactlonnaire, a. reactionary. 
 
 r6admettre, v. a. ir. to readmit. 
 
 reafficher, v. a. to post up again. 
 
 reagrlr, v. n. to react. 
 
 reajonrner, v. a. to readjonrn. 
 
 r^allser, v. a. to realise || to convert into 
 
 r6alisme, m. realism. (monry. 
 
 realite, f. reality || effective existence || en 
 ~, really, indeed. 
 
 reapparltlon, f. reappearance. 
 
 reappoeer, v. a. to set on again || to seal 
 up again. 
 
 reargrenter, v. a. to re-silver. 
 
 reasslgrner, v. a. to summon agUn. 
 
 reasaarer, v. a. to reinsure. 
 
 raatteler, T. a. to yoke again. 
 
 rebalsser, v. a. to lower again. 
 
 rebander, v. a. to bind ou bend up again. 
 
 rebarbatlf, ve, a. cross, peevish, gruff, 
 
 reb&tlr. r. a. to rebuild. [repulsive. 
 
 rebattre, v. a. to beat again || to shuffle 
 the cards again y to repeat again and again. 
 
 rebattn, e, a. repeated over and over 
 gain || hackneyed || trite. 
 
 rebelle, in. A f. rebel. 
 
 rebelle, . rebellious, stubborn || (of me- 
 tals) refractory. ftion. 
 
 rebellion, f. rrbHIIon, revolt, insurrec- 
 
 rebequer, (fata.) to be Mucy.
 
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 se rebiffer 
 
 reblff er. to resist || to kick. 
 
 reblanohlr, v. a, to wash again, to 
 whiten again. 
 
 rebolre, v. a. Jr. to drink again. 
 
 reboisoment, m. replanting. 
 
 rebondi, e, a. plump, chubby. 
 
 rebondir, v. n. to rebound. 
 
 rebondlssement, m. rebound. 
 
 rebord, m. edge, border :| & ~, brimmed. 
 
 reborder, v. a. to new-border \\ to new- 
 line [I to new-bind. . 
 
 e rebotter, to put on one's boots again. 
 
 retoucher, v. a. to stop up again [I se ~, 
 to be stopped np again || to grow blunt [| 
 to get filled p. 
 
 reboulllir, T. a. Ir. to boil agnln. 
 
 reboulser, T. a. to clean and polish (a hat). 
 
 reboors, m. wrong side (of stuff) II re- 
 verse, opposite, contrary || & ~, an ~, 
 against the grain || the wrong way I] back- 
 
 reboutenr, ra. bone-setter. (wards. 
 
 reboutonner, v. a. to button again. 
 
 rebrlder, T. a. to bridle again. 
 
 rebroder, v. a. to embroider again. 
 
 rwbronlller, T. a. to entangle f>u perplex 
 again. \ri grnln. 
 
 rebronsae-poU, ad.; & ~, against the hair 
 
 rebronaser, v. a. to turn back || ~ chemln, 
 to retrace one's steps. 
 
 rebroyer, v. a. to grind agnln. 
 
 rebrnnir, v. n. to burnish again. 
 
 rebuffade, f. rebuke, repulse, rebuff. 
 
 rSbua, m. rebus || pun. 
 
 rebnt, m. outcast, trash, rebuff n do ~, 
 waste || bols do ~, m. offal timber || bu 
 reau des -a, m. dead-letter office. 
 
 rebatant, e, a. repulsive, discouraging, 
 forbidding. 
 
 rebuter, v. a. to reject to repnlse, to re- 
 fuse, to rebuff || to dishearten || ee ~, to 
 be disheartened. 
 
 reoacher, v. a. to hide again. 
 
 recacheter, v. a. to seal again. 
 
 recalcitrant, e, a. refractory, stubborn. 
 
 re^ealoitrer, v. n. to resist stubbornly. 
 
 rgoapltoler, v. a. to recapitulate. 
 
 recarder, v. a. to card again. 
 
 recarreler, v. a. to new-pave. 
 
 recasser, v. a. to break again. 
 
 reorder, v. a. to restore again. 
 
 reoel, m. receiving of stolen goods. 
 
 rece-lement, m. receiving || concealment 
 
 reo61er, v. a. to conceal ou receive stolen 
 goods. [goods, intaker. 
 
 receUeur, ae, m. A. t. receiver of stolen 
 
 preeminent, ad. recently, lately. 
 
 recensement, m. census || verification || 
 return. (examine. 
 
 recenser, r. a. to make a census || to 
 
 recent, e, a, recent, new, fresh || late. 
 
 recepag-e, m. cutting down || topping. 
 
 recep6o, f. part of a forest cut down. 
 
 rceper, v. a. to cut trees down to the 
 ground. 
 
 r6c6plss6, m. receipt 
 
 receptacle, m. receptacle || (hot) thala- 
 mus || (hot.) torus. 
 
 rtoeptlon, f. reception, receipt || admit- 
 tance || levee || drawing-room. 
 
 receroler. T. a. to fit with new hoops. 
 
 recette, t receipt of money |) receiver's 
 office || medical prescription. 
 
 recevabla, a. receivable || allowable, ad- 
 missible. 
 
 recevear, ae, m. & f. receiver || collector. 
 
 recevolr, v. a. ir. to receive, to accept, to 
 approve, to allow, to admit I) to lodge || to 
 entertain || to welcome || to give audience || 
 to hold a drawing-room. 
 
 rfichampir, v. a. to set off (In house- 
 painting), [(pi.) II de ~. spare. 
 
 reohangre, m. re-exchange || spare things 
 
 reohang-er, v. a. to change again. 
 
 rechanter, v. a. to siug again || to repeat 
 
 rdohapper, v. n. to escape, to recover. 
 
 recharger, v. a. to load again || to chargn 
 again. 
 
 rechasaer, v. a. to drive back again, to 
 turn out again II to hunt again. 
 
 rdohaad, in. chafing-dish (| dish-winner |) 
 warming-apparatus II heater II stove. 
 
 rechaaff6, m. rSchaufffi. warmed food. 
 
 r6ohanff6, e, a. warmro up, stale || old. 
 
 r6c ban tier, v. a. to warm np || to hrot 
 again ||- to kindle again |) to revive l| 
 ae ~, to warm oneself again, j| to grow 
 warm again, to get hot again " to be re- 
 vived again. 
 
 r<5chanffoir, m. dish-warmer. 
 
 rechaaaaer, v. a. to put on stockings on 
 shoes again |l to mould up. 
 
 rfiohe, a. rough, coarse, sonr. 
 
 reoherohe, f. search, quest Inquiry, In- 
 vestigation, pursuit || courtship, finery. 
 
 reoherch<5, e, a. Inquired ffito || sought 
 after || exquisite, choice, rare || affected II 
 far-fetched. 
 
 reoheroher, v. a. to seek again, to search, 
 to try, to find (I to investigate, to make 
 
 inquiry l| to desire earnestly || to court, 
 echigne, e, a. i 
 sulky. 
 
 sour, crabbed, grim-faced, 
 
 rechig-ner, v. n. to look sulky. 
 
 rechute, f. relapse. 
 
 r Soldi ve, f. relapse |) Our.) second of- 
 fence, [same offence ago in. 
 
 recidlver, v. n. (jur.) to cmmlt the 
 
 roidlviBte, m. old offender. 
 
 r6cif, m. reef, shelf of rocks. 
 
 r6olplendaire, m. candidate for recep- 
 tion, new member. [cistern. 
 
 recipient, m. (chim.) receiver || recipient || 
 
 reciprocity, f. reciprocation, reciprocity. 
 
 r6ciproque, a. (-ment, ad.) reciprocal 
 (ly). [again. 
 
 reclrer, v. a. to wax again f| to black 
 
 rdolt, m. recital, relation, account, narra- 
 tive || (mus.) recitative. 
 
 r6cltant, ,m. (mus.) solo, solo-part 
 
 r<5cltatif, m. (mus.) recitative. 
 
 recitation, f. recitation || repetition. 
 
 reciter, v. a. to recite, to rehearse, to re- 
 peat, to relate. 
 
 reclamation, f. claim, claiming, demand || 
 protest || opposition || objection ||- Com- 
 plaint || I'ecufication. 
 
 reclame, f. catch-word II article, adver- 
 tisement || puff.
 
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 r*olajar, v. a. * n. to beg , to call for, 
 to call upon, to implore, to claim, to lay 
 claim to I) to oppose, to make objection, 
 to protest against || ~, to make use of 
 ft person's name. 
 
 reclouer, v. a. to nail again. 
 
 recrure, v. a. & n. ir. to shut up. 
 
 reclua, a, m. A t. recluse || nun. 
 
 reolns, a, a. shut up. 
 
 reclnslon, f. reclusion, confinement. 
 
 recorner, v. a. to knock again. 
 
 raoolttar, v. a. to dress the head again. 
 
 recolm, m. corner, nook || (fig.) recess. 
 
 reoollar, v. a. to paste again, to glue 
 again. 
 
 rteollat, to, m. A t. BecoUet, Franciscan 
 friar ou nun. [growth. 
 
 recolta, f. crop || harvest || vintage l| 
 
 r6oolter, v. a. to reap, to gather. 
 
 reoommandable, a. commendable, praise- 
 worthy, [esteem, value || (jnr.) detainer. 
 
 Taeommandatlbn, f. recommendation, 
 
 racomma-ndnr, v. a. to recommend || to 
 order || to enjoin || ae -, to rerommrnd 
 nnwlf || Be ~ da , to make use of the 
 pump of, to say ooe Is known to, to refer to. 
 
 raoommenoar, v. a. A n. to recommence, 
 to begin again, to renew. 
 
 recompense, f. recompense, reward, com- 
 pensation || return. [pcnsate. 
 
 recompenaer, v. a. to reward || to com- 
 
 recompoBor, v. a. to recompose. 
 
 reoompter, v. a. to count over again. 
 
 ra'eonotllabla, a. reconcilable. 
 
 rdconctllatenr, ae, ro. A t. reconciler. 
 
 raoonclllar, v. a. to reconcile || aa ~, to 
 be reconciled. 
 
 raoondnlra, v. a. Ir. to reconduct, to lead 
 back, to attend to the door, to see home. 
 
 r*confort, m. consolation. 
 
 raeontorter. v. n. to comfort, to cheer 
 up || to strengthen. 
 
 raoonnaissable, a, easy to be known 
 again, easy to be recognised. 
 
 raoonnalaaanoa, f. recognition, gratitude, 
 thankfulness || recompense, reward || Our.) 
 recognisanor, verification || examination || 
 receipt || ticket || 1. 0. U. (I owe you) || dupli- 
 cate (I (mil.) reconnoitring, observation. 
 
 reconna.tti*nt, a, a. thankful. 
 
 raeonnaltra, v. a. ir. to recognise, to 
 acknowledge || to be grateful, to recom- 
 pense y to own || to find out. to discover || 
 (mil.) to reconnoitre, to explore || aa ~, to 
 know oneeelf again |l to know where one 
 Is I) to recollect oneself. [regain. 
 
 reoonqne'rlr, v. a. Ir. to reconquer, to 
 
 raoonatltntlon, f. (jur.) suDRtitutlon. 
 
 reconstruction, f. rebuilding. 
 
 raoonatrulra, v. a. to rebuild. 
 
 raoontar, v. a. to relate over again. 
 
 raoopiar. v. a. to copy again. fop. 
 
 raooqnlllemant, m. curling ou shrinking 
 raooqnlllar, v. a, to curl up, to turn up, 
 to shrivel up || to cock (one's hat). 
 
 Yaoorrlrer. v. a. to correct again, 
 reoors, m. bailiffs follower, 
 reoouohar, v. a. to put to bed again II 
 ^ to go to bed again. 
 
 reoondre, v. a. ir. to sew again. 
 
 reoonpa, f. second crop || pollen U chips || 
 rubble of stones. 
 
 racouper, v. a. to cut again. 
 
 reconpette, f. thirds (coarse meal) (pi.). 
 
 reconrber, v. a. to bend round, to make 
 crooked. 
 
 reconrir, v. n. Ir. to ran again || to have 
 recourse to. 
 
 recours, m. recourse, refuge, resource, re- 
 lief, redress || ~ an grr&ce, petition for 
 pardon. 
 
 reoouvrement, m. recovery, recovering, 
 regaining |] collection of taxes || overlap. 
 
 recon vrer , v. a. to recover, to regain || to 
 collect taxes. 
 
 re-con vrlr. v. a. ir. to cover again || ae -, 
 to cover oneself again || to be hid again. 
 
 reoraoher, v. a. & n. to spit again II to 
 fork out again || to disgorge. 
 
 r6or6atlf. we, a. recreative, amusing. 
 
 r6or6atlon, f. recreation, refreshment, di- 
 version, amusement. 
 
 reoreer, v. a. to create anew. 
 
 rAoreer, v. a. to amnse, to divert. 
 
 reorAplr, v. a. to roughcast again || to paint 
 (one's face) || to dress up. 
 
 a r^crie-r, to exclaim, to cry oat npon II 
 
 to protest || to express surprise. 
 
 rAcrlmlner. v. n. to criminate. 
 
 rtorlre, v. a. ir. to write again || to answer. 
 
 reoroltra, v. n. Ir. to grow again. 
 
 aa rorrorjuovlllor, to shrivel, to shrink 
 
 raomdeaoanoa, f. recrndeecence. |.op. 
 
 raorn, e, m. new growth. 
 
 raeroe, f. recruit, recruiting, new levy, 
 supply I! aller an ~, to go a-recrultlng. 
 
 racrntament, m. recruiting. 
 
 reoratar, v. a. to recruit. 
 
 reorntanr, m. recrultw. 
 
 reornteur, a. recruiting. 
 
 raoto, ad. exactly, punctually, all right. 
 
 reotanr, m. rector, parson. 
 
 rectifier, v. a. to rectify. 
 
 raotlllrna, a. rectilinear. 
 
 reotltnda, f. rectitude, rigbtneM, upright- 
 ness. 
 
 raoto. m. right-hand page U first page of a 
 leaf [| odd page. 
 
 raotorat, m. rectorship. 
 
 ragu, m. receipt, acquittance. 
 
 ragn, p. received j| allowed, admitted || 
 usual || customary. 
 
 raonall, m. collection, selection |j mis- 
 cellany. 
 
 raoaelllement, m. recollection, contem- 
 plation, reflection || devotion || calmness. 
 
 reonellllr, v. a. ir. to 'gather, to collect, 
 to reap, to lay together, to heap together, 
 to compile II to receive, to entertain, to 
 make out || aa ~, to recollect oneself, to 
 meditate, to contemplate. 
 
 reonlre, v. a. Ir. to cook again || to anneal. 
 
 reoult, a, m. A f. annealing of metals. 
 
 raonl, m. recoil, recoiling. 
 
 raonlada, f. drawing backwards of car- 
 riages || retrograde movement, retreat. 
 
 rcnl6, a, a. remote, distant, 
 recniemen t, m. drawing back || delay.
 
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 reculer refouler 
 
 reonler, v. a. A n. to pat back, to pall ou 
 
 drew back || to delay, to put off || to start, 
 
 to fall bock, to give ground || to recoil (of 
 
 cannons) || to recede || ae ~, to draw back, 
 
 to go back, to recede. 
 * reculons, ad. backwards || worse and 
 
 worse. 
 
 r6cnpror, to retrieve one's losses. 
 r Sourer, T. a. to scour || to till a third time. 
 r4onaable, a. (J ur O exceptionable. 
 r6ouaatlon, f. challenge || exception. 
 rcner. v. a. (Jur.) to challenge, to except 
 
 against || ~, to decline judging. 
 radacteur, trice, m. &!. editor, compiler, 
 
 author || editress. 
 
 redaction, f. editorship, compiling, com- 
 pilation || editorial staff II editor's room. 
 rndan, in. (arch.) skew- back || check || 
 
 (mil.) redau. 
 reddlUon, f. surrender || ~ de oompte, 
 
 giving in of accounts, 
 redflfalre, v. n. Ir. to ando again, 
 rodemander, v. a. to ask again,- to ask 
 
 back again. 
 
 R6demptenr, m. Redeemer. 
 redescendre, v. a. & n. to take down 
 
 to come ou go down, 
 redevable, in. debtor, 
 redevable, a. Indebted, 
 redevance, f. ground-rent, 
 redevenir, v. n. Ir. to become again, 
 redevoir, v. a. ir. to owe still, to remain 
 
 in debt. 
 r6dlgrer, v. a. to write down, to reduce to 
 
 writing || to ranee methodically, 
 redlnerote, f. riding-coat || greaUcoat || 
 
 frock-coat 
 redlre, v. a. Ir. to repeat, to tell ou say 
 
 again, to report, to blab, to reveal || trou- 
 
 vnr a ~, to find fault with, 
 rediseur, >e, m. & f. tell-tale, 
 redlte, f. repetition, 
 redondance, f. redundancy. 
 r6donder, v. n. to be redundant. 
 redonner, v. a. & n. to give again, to give 
 
 bnck, to return, to restore M to charge-again. 
 redorer, v. a. to new-gild, 
 redormir, v. n. ir. to sleep again. 
 reioublA, e, a. reduplicate l| (mil.) pas ~, 
 
 m. double-quick time, 
 redonblement, m. redoubling, increase, 
 redonbler, v. a. & n. to redouble, to 
 
 reiterate, to line again flto increase, 
 redontable, a. formidable, dreadful, 
 redoute, f. redoubt || ridotwr. 
 redouter, v. a. to dread, to fear. 
 redreasement, m. straightening again || 
 
 redress || relief. 
 
 redresser, v. a. to make straight, to set 
 upright, to set up again || to mend, to cor- 
 rect, to reform, to put In the right way || 
 ~, to get up again, to stand erect || to 
 trick up oneself, to correct oneself. 
 redresseur, m. avenger || cheat, 
 reduction, f. reduction || abatement, 
 rfdoire, v. a. ir. to reduce, to subdue, to 
 eorxjnet, to tore*, to oblige || to decrease, 
 to lessen, to reform It a* -, to redace 
 eaeaelf 11 to bs reduced, to com* to. 
 
 rdult, m. small habitation || nook H by- 
 place || miserable hovel || retreat || small 
 
 r66dlter, v. a. to publish anew. [redoubt. 
 
 r6ol, m. reality. 
 
 r6el, le, a. i-lement, ad.) real(ly) n true || 
 
 reellfflblllte, f. re-eligibility, (.indeed. 
 
 reducible, a. re-eligible. 
 
 r6611re, v. a. ir. to elect again. 
 
 ror, v. n. (In hunting) to bell. 
 
 r6expedler, v. a, to send hack ou again. 
 
 r^exporter, T. a, to re-export 
 
 refaction, f. (com.) allowance, rebate 
 
 refalre. T. a. ir. to do again || to make 
 again || to mend [I to refresh J| to recruit II 
 to restore || to deal again || to bamboozle. 
 
 refa.it, m. drawn game. 
 
 retalt, e, a. done again || amended II cheM, 
 fooled. 
 
 r6feotolre, m. refectory, dining-room. 
 
 re-fend, m. splitting II mnr de ~. m. 
 partition-wall, middle wall || pierre de 
 ~, f. corner-stone || boia de ~, m. sawn 
 timber. 
 
 r6t6r6. m. OUT-) report || en ~, sitting In 
 chambers. 
 
 r6I6reudaire, m. referendary. 
 
 rSfemr, v. a. & n. to refer || to make a 
 report || ae ~, to refer, to have referenco 
 ou relation (to). [up. 
 
 refermer, v. a. to shut again || to close 
 
 relerrer, v. a. to new-shoe (a horse). 
 
 reflltrer, v. a. to filter ou strain a^aln. 
 
 r<S16ohl, e, a. reflected, done with de- 
 liberation, premeditated || verbe -, m. 
 (gr.) reflective verb. 
 
 ren^chlr, v. a. & n. to reflect, to throw 
 back, to reverberate || to reflect upon, to 
 consider attentively || to be thrown back. 
 
 r6fl6chl8Bement, m. reflection. 
 
 roflectenr, m. reflectoi. 
 
 refiectenr, a. reflective. 
 
 reflet, m. reflex, reflection. 
 
 refl6ter, v. a. to reflect. 
 
 renenrlr, v. n. to blossom again. 
 
 rnezion, f. reflection || consideration, 
 
 rentier, v, n. to reflow, to flow hack. 
 
 reflux, m. reflux, ebbing II change. 
 
 rofondre, v. a. to melt again, to cast again, 
 to new-mould, to new-cast, to reform. 
 
 refonte, f. new-coining (of money) || re- 
 canting || remodelling. 
 
 reformer, v. a. to new-forge. 
 
 rformatenr, trice, m. * f. reformer. 
 
 rformatenr, trice, a. reforming. 
 
 r6l orme, f. reform, reformation || alaband- 
 Ing of soldiers || half-pay || dischaiwd 
 
 reform*, e, m. Protestant [horses (pL). 
 
 reformer, v. a, to reform, to improve, to 
 mend, to correct || to put ou half-pay II to 
 Invalid || to discharge || ae ~, to amend. 
 
 rtSformlste, m. reformer. 
 
 refo oilier, v. a. to dig ou search again I 
 (sculpture) to sink deeper. 
 
 refoniement, m. flowing ou ebbing back R 
 ramming (of a gun). 
 
 refouler, v. a. & n. to full cloth again, to 
 press again || to ram again || to drive back I 
 ?m*r.) fo ebb, to flow back || ~ la mart*. 
 (mar.) to item the tide.
 
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 rafoulolr, ui. rammer. 
 
 r6fraotalre, m. defaulting recruit. 
 
 rfifractalre, a. refractory, stubborn, ob- 
 stinate || fire-proof. 
 
 rfraoter, v. a. to refract. 
 
 rAfractlon, f. refraction || & ~, refracting. 
 
 retrain, m. burden (of a song), refrain. 
 
 refrapper, v. a. to strike again, to knock 
 again || to new-stamp money. 
 
 retr6ner, v. a. to restrain, to cnrb, to 
 bridle. [chine. 
 
 rrlgre>ant, m. refrigerator, freezing ma- 
 re rr Iterant, a. (cbim.) refrigeratory || 
 (m<5d.) refrigerant 
 
 refrlngent, a. refracting. 
 
 retrlaer, v. a. to curl a^ain. 
 
 refrog-noment, m. frowning, bending of 
 one's brows || sullen look. 
 
 refrog-ner, to frown. 
 
 refroldlr, v. a. i n. to cool, to make cold II 
 to moderate || to grow cool, to grow cold || 
 to lessen. [coldness. 
 
 rafroldlaaemant, m. cooling, coolness, 
 
 refrottor, v. a. to rub again. 
 
 refugee, m. refuge, shelter || pretence. 
 
 rttfug-14, , m. 4 f. refugee. 
 
 rtfruffler. to seek shelter, to retire. 
 
 ratal, m. refusal, denial. 
 
 refuser, v. a, to refuse, to deny, to with- 
 hold, to reject || (mar.) to scant || ~, to 
 deny oneself a thing || ~ 4, to be con- 
 trary to. 
 
 rAtuter, v. a. to refute. 
 
 rtgagiior, v. a. to regain, to recover, to 
 get again || to return to, to go back again || 
 ~le desu, to get the upper hand again. 
 
 regalllardlr, v. a. to chtr up. 
 
 regain, u. second crop || aftermatb. 
 
 regal, m. feast, entertainment, pleasure || 
 luxury || favourite dish. [fare. 
 
 rffalade, f. (tarn.) entertaining at table || 
 
 regalant, a, a. pleasant. 
 
 r*gale, f. regale, royal privilege. 
 
 regalement, m. assessment || levelling. 
 
 rayalar, v. a, to regale, to treat, to feast, 
 to entertain, to favour || to assess. 
 
 regard, m. look, air || aspect || -m, pi. eyes 
 (pi.) || attention || notice || an ~, In com- 
 parison to, with respect to, as to || an ~, 
 opposite. 
 
 regardant, m. looker-on, spectator. 
 
 regardant, a, a. (too) saving || too severe. 
 
 rairardar, v. a. to look at (on, upon), to 
 behold, to see, to consider, to observe, to 
 examine || to concern, to belong to (| to 
 face, to stand opposite || ~, to look at 
 oneself, to look at one another || to examine 
 oneself In a looking-glass fl to be opposite 
 one another. 
 
 reirarnlr, v. a. to furnish ou trim again. 
 
 regatea. f. pi. regatta, boat-race. 
 
 reveler, v. n. to freeze again. 
 
 reg-ence, f. regency || mastership. 
 
 rerenAratanr, trloa, in. <tf. regenerator. 
 
 reg6ue>ateur, trloa, a. regenerating. 
 
 regeneration, f. regeneration, reproduc- 
 tion, reformaltuu. 
 
 etfeaar*r, v. a. to regenerate J ~, to 
 Iw rawa, iu t ' 
 
 recent, e, m. <tt L regent || professor || 
 director (of the Bank of France). 
 
 reVenter, v. a. <& u. to govern || to do- 
 mineer || to lecture. 
 
 rdgricide, m. regicide (person or act). 
 
 reg-lclde, a. reglddal. 
 
 reg-le, f. administration, management || 
 excise-office. [resist. 
 
 regrimber, v. a. to kick (of horses) || to 
 
 regrime, m. diet, regimen, rule || (gr.) ob- 
 jective case IKjur.) administration, manage- 
 ment, discipline. 
 
 rlgrlment, m. regiment. [body). 
 
 region, f. region, country || part (of the 
 
 regional, e, a. local. 
 
 reurir, v. a. to govern, to rule, to administer, 
 to manage. [steward. 
 
 r<5jflsuour, m. administrator, manager, 
 
 reg-istralre, m. keeper of the registers. 
 
 rejrlatratenr, m. registrar. 
 
 regrlstre, m. register, record || plate of 
 iron in stoves || damper. 
 
 reg-ltitrer, v. a. to register. 
 
 r*grle, f. rule |l ruler || precept, statute, 
 maxim, method || pattern, model || an ~, 
 regular, righ t|| -, pi. monthly courses (pi.). 
 
 regie, a, a. ruled, regulated, regular, or- 
 derly, punctual, fixed, certain || bomma 
 ~, m. orderly man || va&t ~, m. trade- 
 wind. 
 
 rag-lemant, m. regulation, rule, order, 
 statute, law. 
 
 rdtf lemont, ad. regularly, exactly. 
 
 rfijrlementalre, a. regulating. 
 
 regrlamantar, v. a. to regulate. 
 
 reuler, v. a. to rule, to regulate, to let in 
 order || to settle, to determine, to decide || 
 to discipline || to assign || -, to become 
 regular || to regulate oneself || to follow 
 another's example. 
 
 regHsse, f. liquorice. 
 
 remnant, e, a. rei&nlng, prevailing || present. 
 
 r4grna, m. reign || kingdom || prevalence. 
 
 rag ner, v. n. to reign, to govern, to rule || 
 to be la fashion, to prevail || to run along, 
 to extend along. 
 
 reg-onflemont, m. rising of water. 
 
 regroufler, v. n. to swell, to overflow. 
 
 reg-org-oment, m. overflow. 
 
 rogorger, v. n. A a. to overflow, to run 
 over, to abound || to be glutted || to dls- > 
 
 regoflter, v. a. to taste again. [gorge. 
 
 regratter, v. a. A n. to scratch again, to 
 scrape || to huckster. 
 
 rerratteria, f. huckster's trade ou goods 
 (pi.). 
 
 regrrattler, tiara, m. & f. huckster || 
 huckstress. 
 
 regret, m. regret, grief, sorrow, compunc- 
 tion, lamentation T| & ~, with regret, with 
 reluctance, unwillingly II & mon ~, to my 
 sorrow n avoir ~ a, to be soiry for. 
 
 regrettable, a. to be regretted. ' 
 
 reg-rettor, v. a. to regret 
 
 regularlaer, v. a. to regulate, to render 
 regular l| ~, to become regular. 
 
 regularity, f. regularity. [moderator. 
 
 rerulateur, trloa, ui. 4 f. rvguiatur. 
 
 letfula-taur, trloa, regulatiag.
 
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 regulation remfcarquer 
 
 reflation, f. regulation. 
 r6ule, m. (chlm.) regulus. f(ly). 
 
 r<g-ulier, ere, a. (-erement, ad.) regular 
 rehnblliter, v. a. to rehabilitate, to rein- 
 
 state j| to redeem. 
 
 rShabituer, v. a. to rearcuBtom. 
 rehanssem&nt, m. heightening, raising. 
 rohausser, v. a. to raise || to enhance || 
 
 to set off. 
 
 rehauta, in. pi. lightest ou brightest parts 
 r61mporter, v. a. to re-import l(pl-). 
 
 r&imposer, v.a. to re-assess || to re-impose. 
 r6impresaion, f. reprint, new edition. 
 relmprlmer, v. n. to reprint. 
 rein, m. rein, kidney || -a, pL reins (pL), 
 
 loins (pi.). 
 rain a, f. queen || ~- Claude, L (bot.) 
 
 greengage. 
 
 relnette, f. renette (apple). 
 reinsurer, v. a. to re-insert. 
 r6installatlon, (. re-installation. 
 rSlnstaller, T. a. to re-instal. 
 relnte, e, a. strong-backed, loined. 
 r61nt6grrande, f. (jur.) re-integration, re- 
 
 instating. [uient. 
 
 relnt6gTatlon, f. reinstating, reinstate- 
 r61ntegrer, v. a. to reinstate. 
 r6it6rer, v. a. to reiterate, to repeat. 
 rejallllr, v. n. to spout ou gush out, to fly 
 
 out || to turn back, to be reflected. 
 rejalllissement, m. starting ou springing 
 
 back, gushing out, rebounding || reflection. 
 re jet, m. rejection || young shooL 
 rejetable, a. rejectaole. 
 re Jeter, v. a. 4 11. to reject, to throw back, 
 
 to drive back || to vomit II to grow again || 
 
 to refuse, to disapprove )| ae ~, to com- 
 
 pensate oneself by ]f to fall back || to excuse 
 
 oneself. (twig, layer. 
 
 rejeton, m. offspring, sucker, young shoot, 
 rejolndre, v. a. ir. to rejoin, to join again. 
 rejouer, v. a. to play again. 
 rejonl, 0, a. joyous, jovial, joyful, merry. 
 rejoulr, v. a. to rejoice, to gladden, to 
 
 give joy, to exhilarate, to divert, to cheer || 
 
 a* ~, to rejoice, to divert oneself, to make 
 
 oneself merry, to be glad of. 
 r6Joulsaanoe, f. rejoicing, merry-making || 
 
 make-weight, boot, surplus. 
 rijoulbaaat, e, a. amusing. 
 relftohe, m. intermission, discontinuance, 
 
 rest || no performance || ~, f. (mar.) put- 
 
 ting into port. [loose, weak. 
 
 rel&ch6, e, a. relaxed, released, yielded, 
 rel&chement, m. relaxation, slackness, 
 
 looseness, weakness, abatement. 
 rel&cher, v. a. & n. to slacken, to release. 
 
 to loose, to weaken, to yield, to abate [| 
 
 (mar.) to put into harbour N to sail back. 
 relala, m. relay, change of horses || stage. 
 relancer, v. a. to rouse (a wild beast) || to 
 
 fetch out, to snub, to answer roughly. 
 relaps, ui. relapser. 
 relapa, e, a. relapsed. 
 
 , r. a. to make wider. 
 
 r61*rirl8Bement, m. widening. 
 relater, v. a. to relate, to mention. 
 4 clattr, v, a. (-vemeut, ad.) i-latlve(ly) 
 U relating. 
 
 relation, f. relation, reference II account, 
 narrative || relation, acquaintance || com- 
 munication || correspondence. 
 
 relaver, v. a. to wash again. 
 
 relaxation, f. (jur.) release (of a prisoner) || 
 laxness || remission || (rn<5d.) relaxation. 
 
 relaxer, r. a. (jur.) to release (a prisoner) || 
 to enlarge || (md. ) to relax. 
 
 relayer, v. a. A n. to relieve || to change 
 
 re!6gratlon, f. banishment. (horses. 
 
 relegruer, v. a. to relegate, to exile, to 
 banish, to consign. 
 
 relent, m. musty smell. 
 
 relevaillea, f. pi. churching (of a woman) || 
 falre sea ~, to be churched. 
 
 relev6, m. abstract || extract || statement || 
 (culin.) remove. 
 
 relev6, e, a. raised, elevated || noble || 
 (culin.) highly seasoned. 
 
 relevfie, L rising again || afternoon. 
 
 relevement, m. raising up again || (nav.) 
 bearing, sheer || setting (of a compass). 
 
 relever, v. a. to raise up again, to lift up, 
 to turn up, to take up, to raise |j to ease, 
 to free, to relieve || to extol, to heighten, 
 to set off y to quicken || to remark, to 
 notice |l a* ~, to rise again, to get up, to 
 recover || to retrieve a loss. 
 
 railage, m. hooping (of casks). 
 
 relief, m. relief, release |j relievo, embossed 
 work || donner da ~, to relieve, to set 
 off, to give rank. [to hoop. 
 
 roller, v. a. to tie again Ij to bind (books) || 
 
 relleur, m. bookbinder. 
 
 relig-ieuue, f. nun. 
 
 rellgrieaaeme&t, ad. religiously || exactly. 
 
 rellg-ieaz, ae, m. & t. friar, monk l| nun. 
 
 rellsriaux, MB, a. religious, devotional || 
 strict, punctual, exact i| malaon -ae, 
 f. monastery. (scruple. 
 
 rellg-lon, f. religion || creed || sacredness |] 
 
 reliqnaire, in. reliquary. (count. 
 
 reliquat, m. (com.) remainder of au *c- 
 
 reliqnatalre, m. (com.) debtor. 
 
 relique, f. relic. 
 
 rellre, v. a. ir. to read over again. 
 
 reliure, f. binding (of a book). 
 
 relouer, v. a. to let again, to underlet 
 
 relulro, v. n. ir. to shine, to glitter. 
 
 reluquer, v. a. (fam. ) to ogle- 1| to cast 
 sheep's eyes, [in one's mind || to ruminate. 
 
 remioher, v. a. to chew- again |{ to revolve 
 
 remagonuer, v. a. to repair (a building). 
 
 remander, v. a. to send word again. 
 
 remaniement, m. handling again y over- 
 running || repairing. 
 
 remanler, v. a. to handle again, to do 
 over again, to retouch, to repair. 
 
 ae remarler, to re-marry. 
 
 remarquable, a. (-ment, ad.) remark- 
 able || consplcnoaaOy) || remarkably. 
 
 remarqne, t remark, note. 
 
 remarqner, v. a. to remark, to take notice 
 of, to note, to mind || falre -, to obaervti || 
 e falre ~, to distinguish oneself. 
 
 remballer, v. a. to pack up again. 
 
 rembarquenent, m. re-embarcadon. 
 
 rembarqaer, T. n. (a* -) to r-iutMrk | 
 to re-agage (in).
 
 remtarrer renchirir 
 
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 rembarrer, v. a. to retort on II to stop at 
 once U to baffle. (bankment. 
 
 remblal, m. fllling of a ditch || (rail.) em- 
 
 remblayer, v. a. to embank. 
 
 remboltoment, m. Betting (of a bone). 
 
 rembotter, v. a. to set (a Done) again. 
 
 rembourrement, m. stuffing up, bol- 
 stering. 
 
 rembourrer, T. a. to staff, to bolster Dp. 
 
 remboursable, a. repayable || redeemable. 
 
 rombouraement, m. reimbursement, re- 
 payment, [to redeem. 
 
 rembourser, v. a. to reimburse, to repay || 
 
 rembrunl, e, a. dark(ened) || eloomy. 
 
 rembrnnlr, v. a. to make browner, to 
 darken, to make gloomy || ae ~, to get 
 darker, to become gloomy. 
 
 r emb ranis seme ut, m. darkening, gloomi- 
 ness. 
 
 ruznbflchement, m. (In hunting) return 
 to the wood. 
 
 a rembncuer, (In bunting) to run Into 
 the wood. 
 
 rexae.de, m. remedy. 
 
 remedier, T. n. to remedy, to cure. 
 
 remAler, v. a. to mix again. 
 
 rememorer (e), v. a, to remind, to put 
 In mind, [lead back. 
 
 romener, T. a. to carry ou bring back, to 
 
 romercler, T. a. to thank || to send away. 
 
 remerclment, m. thanks (pi.). 
 
 r6m6re, m. (Jur.) redemption if repurchase. 
 
 remettre, v. a. Ir. to put again, to set 
 aeairi, to put back, to give back, to put 
 off, to delay, to defer [| to give, to entrust 
 with U to forgive, to pardon || to deliver 
 up || ", to recover, to become com- 
 posed, to recover oneself || to fall again to || 
 e ~ a, to begin again. 
 
 me abler, v. a. to furnish again. 
 
 reminiscence, f. reminiscence. 
 
 remla, e, a. (of gameii) drawn. 
 
 remiue. f. delay II remlltuuce || delivery || 
 coach-bouse |l (com.) deduction || allow- 
 ance || volt ure de ~, f. job-carriage U fly. 
 
 remiaur, v. a. to put In a couch- house. 
 
 remission, f. remission, forgiveness. 
 
 remmalller, v. a. to uit-nd by taking up 
 stitches. 
 
 rummanoher, v. a. to new-handle* U to 
 resume || to get on again with. 
 
 remmener, v. a. to take back. 
 
 rtsmontag-e, m. new-footing U wlndlng-up. 
 
 ruuiuute, f. remounts (pi.) 
 
 remonter, v. a. <Sc n. to go up again, to 
 get up agafn, to take up again I) to ascend 
 again I! to new-foot || to revive [j to cheer || 
 to trace one's origin (/ Zaire ~, to carry 
 up || to trace up. 
 
 remoutolr, m. keyless watch. 
 
 remontranoe, f. remonstrance. 
 
 remontrer, v. a. to remonstrate D to show 
 agalull to demons tra te|| n ~ & qaelqu'nn, 
 to teach one something be does not kuow. 
 
 reinordre, v. a. to bite again. 
 
 rumurda, m. remorse. 
 
 rumorqne, f. (mar.) towing || tow. 
 
 reniorqaer, T. a. (mar.) to tow. 
 
 101*401 ^uou/. B~t..(mar.) tug. 
 
 remoncher, v. a. to snuff a candle again || 
 to wipe another's nose. 
 
 remoudre, v. a. ir. to grind again. 
 
 remoulller. v. a. i n. to wet again || to 
 anchor again. 
 
 r6moulade, f. (culin.) remoulada (sauce). 
 
 r6moulour, m. grinder. [shoot. 
 
 remous, m. (mar.) eddy, dead water f 
 
 rempalllag-e, m. chair-mending. 
 
 rempalller, v. a. to new-bottom. 
 
 rempailleur, se, m. & t . chair-bottomer. 
 
 rempuQueter, v. a. to pack up again. 
 
 rempart, m. rampart, bulwark. 
 
 remplagant, m. (mil.) substitute. 
 
 r emplacement, m. replacing || finding of a 
 substitute y system of substitutes || office 
 de ~, m. office for providing substitutes U 
 en - de, In place of, vice. 
 
 remplacer, v. a. to replace || to serve as 
 a substitute, to succeed y se fair* , to 
 get a substitute. 
 
 remplagre, m. filling up of a wine-cask. 
 
 rempli, m. fold, tuck. [tuck up. 
 
 rempller, v. a. to fold in, to turn in II to 
 
 remplir, v. a. to fill again, to fill up, to 
 complete || to perform |j to answer. 
 
 rempllsaatre, m. filling up, leakage y 
 mending of lace || make-weight || sur- 
 plusage || trash j| (mus.) middle parts y 
 (mar. ) dead-wood. 
 
 remplumer, v. a. to new-feather || *e -, 
 to get new feathers y to re-establish one- 
 self || to thrive. 
 
 rempooher, v. a. to pocket up again. 
 
 rempolssonnement, m. fresh stocking 
 of a pond with fish. |IUL. 
 
 rempotsaonner, v. a. to stock again with 
 
 rum porter, v. a. to carry back, to carry, 
 to get, to obtain. 
 
 rempoter, v. a. to pot again. 
 
 ramprnnter, v. a. to borrow again. 
 
 remuag-e, m. stirring. [busy. 
 
 remnant, e, a. stirring, fidgety II restleu H 
 
 remuo-menuire, uj. moving of bouaebold 
 goods, rummage y confusion. 
 
 remaument, m. motion U removing 1 
 stirring, trouble, disturbance. 
 
 remuer, v. a. i n. to move, to stir, to 
 shake || to affect, to work up || e ~, to 
 move, to stir oneself, to bestir oneself. 
 
 rmun6ratenr, trice, m. A f. rowarder. 
 
 r6muneratuur, trloe, a. remunerative. 
 
 r6mun6rer, v. a. to remunerate, to reward. 
 
 renacler, v. n. to snort. 
 
 renaissance, f. regeneration || revival (of 
 Letters and Arts in the 16th and 16th cen- 
 tury). 
 
 reaaltre, T. n. Ir. to be born again, to 
 come to life again, to revive U to appear 
 again, to spring up again. 
 
 renal, e, a. (an.) renal U emulgenL 
 
 ronard, m. fox j] (fig.) cunning fellow. 
 
 renarde, f. she-fox, vixen || (fig.) vixen. 
 
 renardeaa, m. fox's cub. 
 
 renardler, m. fox-catcher. 
 
 renardlere, f. fox's bole. 
 
 rencalsmer, v. a. to put into a cheat again. 
 
 rnohrlr, v. . i u lu lucrettM) lu value U 
 to grow darr.
 
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 rlp&ndn 
 
 reBoherlcaemeut, m. rise In price. 
 
 rancog-ner, T. a. to drive Into corner. 
 
 rencontre, f. accidental meeting, en- 
 counter, rencounter j| engagement || occa- 
 don, opportunity j| collision |] da ~, 
 Mcood-band || falre la ~ de, to meet. 
 
 reaoontrer, v. a. <t n. to meet, to meet 
 with, to find || to guess, to bit, to make a 
 hit || so ~, to meet together, to agree. 
 
 rendement> m. yield, produce. 
 
 a rendetter, to run into detjt again. 
 
 rendez-vons, m. rendezvous, appointed 
 meeting || place appointed to meet at 
 
 rendormlr. v. a. fr. to lull to Bleep again || 
 a ~, to tall asleep again. [fold up. 
 
 rendoubler, v. a. to turn in OK down || to 
 
 rendre, T. a. & n. to render, to restore, to 
 give back, to return || to reward j| to vomit || 
 w give up, to deliver, to produce, to re- 
 preMQt U to translate h to turn (of sounds) II 
 a *, to render oneself, to make oneself || 
 to become, to torn || to go || to submit, to 
 surrender, to yield. 
 
 rendu, m. return || nn prAt6 pour un ~, 
 tit for tat, a Boland for an Oliver. 
 
 rendn, a. rendered, exhausted, worn out 
 
 reuduroir, v. a. to harden. 
 
 raue, f. rein. 
 
 renag-at, a, in. 4 f. renegade. 
 
 ranelrur, v. u. to snow again. 
 
 renialter, v. a. to new-roof. 
 
 renferme, m. mustiness. 
 
 roiifurmer, v. a. to shut up, to confine, 
 to include, to contain, to comprehend [j 
 a ~, to shut oneself up, to coufine one- 
 self |j ~ an dot, t recollect oneself, to 
 meditate with oneself. 
 
 ranCUar, v. a. to thread again. 
 
 renfle, e, a. swollen, risen. 
 
 renflement, m. swelling. 
 
 runner, v. n. to swell again. [again. 
 
 renfioaer, renfluer, v. a. to set afloat 
 
 renfouoement.ui. deepening, hollow |; dis- 
 tant prospect || bruise. 
 
 renfoncer, v. a, to plunge deeper || to put 
 a new head (to a cask) || to indent 
 
 renforc6, e, a. regular, downright 
 
 raulorcement, m. strengthening || re- 
 inforcement (to increase ]| to raise. 
 
 renforoer, v. a. to reinforce, to strengthen || 
 
 ranfort, m. reinforcement, recruit, supply || 
 de ~, extra. [again, to pawn again. 
 
 reng-ag-er, v. a. to re-engage, to enlist 
 
 reng-alner, v. a. to sheathe, to put up. 
 
 rengorgement, m. high demeanour || 
 bridling up. [hand || to bridle up. 
 
 rengrorg-er, to carry it with a high 
 
 reng-raisser, v. a. n. to fatten again || 
 to grow fat again. 
 
 renlemant, m. denial. 
 
 renter, v. a. to deny, to disown, to abjure. 
 
 reninement, m. sniffing. 
 
 r unifier, v. u. to snuffle, to snivel. 
 
 renirieur, so. m. <t f. sniffer. 
 
 ranne, f. reindeer. 
 
 reuom, m. renown, fame. 
 
 ranomm*, e, a. renowned, famous. 
 
 fauommee, t fame, reputation, name, 
 celebrity. 
 
 renonuner, v. a. to name again || to uiak* 
 
 famous, to renown. 
 renonoe, f. revoke 11 want of a suit (at 
 
 cards). [denial. 
 
 renoncement, m. renunciation || eelf- 
 renoncor, T. n. to renounce, to give np. 
 renonolation, f. renunciation, resignation. 
 renoncnla, f. (bot) ranunculus || crow-foot 
 renoaor, v. a. to tic again || to resume |j 
 r-enouenr, m. bone-setter. [to renew. 
 
 renonveau, m. springtime. 
 renotiveler, r. a. to renew, to make anew |j 
 
 to refresh, to revive. [revival. 
 
 renouvellement, m. renewal, renovation 3 
 reuovateur, m. renovator. 
 r^novatear, trloe, a. renovating. 
 renovation, f. renovation || renewal. 
 renselg-nement, m. information, intel- 
 
 ligence, inquiry y reference. 
 renaelg-ner, v. a. to inform. 
 rentu, f. rent, yearly income, revenue | 
 
 ~ vlag-ara, life-annuity || ~ fonoiara, 
 
 ground-rent 
 
 ranter, v. a. to endow with an Income. 
 rentier, tare, m. 4 f. fund-holder || person 
 
 of independent means. 
 rcntoller, v. a. to fit with new linen tf tu 
 
 uew-cauvass. 
 
 rentratre, v. a. Ir. to flnedraw, to dam. 
 rentralture, f. Hnedrawing, darning. 
 rentrayaur, >e, m. A I. tiuednwer, 
 
 darner. 
 
 ronti-e, e, a. (ined.) suppressed. 
 rentree, f. re-entrance || re-opening, re- 
 
 appearance I) return of cash || housing. 
 rentrer. v. a. A u. to put in, to bring in, 
 
 to get in H to re-enter, to enter agnin, to 
 
 go in again, to return to || to bu> in (at 
 
 cards) || (uied, ) to be suppressed. 
 renveraa, ad.; a l ~, backwards, upon 
 
 one's back. 
 renveraement, m. overturning, over- 
 
 throwing, overthrow, inversion, destruc- 
 
 tion, ruin. 
 renverser, v. a. to overthrow, to pull 
 
 down, to turn upside down || to subvert, 
 
 to ruin U ~. to throw oneself back- 
 
 wards || to fall back, to fall down || (mil.) 
 
 to be thrown Into confusion. 
 renvider, v. a. to wind up, to cop. 
 renvol, m. sending back, dismissal || re- 
 
 ference (in a book) || rising of the stomach. 
 renvoyer, v. a. to send again, to send 
 
 back || to return II to dismiss || to refer H to, 
 
 acquit || to put off || to reverberate. 
 reorg-aniser, v. a. to reorganise. 
 reonvertnre, f. re-opening. 
 repaire, ra. haunt II den (of a wild beast}. 
 repaltre, v. a. 4 n. Ir. to feed, to take food, 
 
 to bait u se ~, to feed on, to delight in. 
 r6pandr. v. a. to spread, to spill, to 
 
 shed, to diffuse, to scatter || to shed blood !| 
 
 ~ da* aumones, to bestow alms || - da 
 
 1'org-ent, to distribute money || e ~, 
 
 to be shed, to be scattered, to overspread I) 
 
 ~ an invectives or an 
 
 to launch forth in abuse o-u praise. 
 spilled, sh 
 
 rapandv. a, a. spread, sp 
 octetr tt in rwuest u 
 
 shed g la
 
 teparaltre repine 
 
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 reparaltre, T, n. Ir. 10 reappear, to show 
 
 oneself again. 
 reparateur, trios., m. i f. repairer, re- 
 
 storer, redresser. mender. 
 rparateur, trice, a. rcparative. 
 reparation, f. reparation, repairing |] 
 
 amends, satisfaction || en ~, under re- 
 
 pair. 
 reparer, T. a, to repair, to restore || to 
 
 mend, to redeem |l to recover || to retrieve || 
 
 to make amends for. 
 repartle, f. repartee, reply. 
 repartlr, v. a. to reply, to answer || to set 
 
 out again. Jto assess. 
 
 rSpartlr, T. a. to divide, to distribute |f 
 r4partltear, m. assessor (of taxes). 
 repartition, t repartition, division [\ as- 
 
 sessment. 
 
 repaa, m. repast, meal || entertainment. 
 repaasage. m. repasslng || ironing || grind- 
 
 ing || dressing. 
 repasser, T. a. & n. to repast, to pass 
 
 again R to call again || to dress again || 
 ,to iron (linen) U to grind '| to strop || to 
 
 polish. [linen. 
 
 repassenr, se, m. & t. grinder || irouer of 
 repaver, v. a. to oew-pave. 
 repay er, v. a. to pay a second time. 
 repecher, v. a. to Lull up again U to take 
 
 out of the water. 
 
 repeindre, v. a. 1. to paint again. 
 repauaer, v. n. to think of again. 
 repentant, e, a. repentant, penitent. 
 repentir, m. repentance. 
 e repentir, to repent, to rue. 
 rrfpercuter, r. a. to repel, to drive back || 
 reperdre, v. a. to lose again, [to reflect. 
 repare, m. bench-mark [[point de ~, m. 
 
 point of reference, [table, list, catalogue. 
 epertoire, f. repertory U stock of plays II 
 rapeeer, v. a. to weigh again. 
 repetalller, v. a. to make tedious repeti- 
 
 tions. [rehearse. 
 
 rtpeter, v. a. to repeat || to reflect || to 
 reptftlteur, m. tutor |j private teacher. 
 repetition, (. repetition, reiteration, re- 
 
 hearsal || private tuition |j (jur.) claim. 
 repttrir, v. n. to knead ou form again. 
 repeuplement, m. re-peopling |[ new- 
 
 stocking. | (ii pond). 
 
 repenpler, r.a. to re-people || to new-stock 
 replo, m. replque (at piquet) || falre qn. 
 
 ~, to nonplus one utterly. . 
 
 ibplquaire, m. re-pitching, re-paving || 
 
 (hort.) pricking out. 
 replt, m. respite, delay-)) rest 
 re placer, v. a. to replace || to reinvest. 
 ruplalder, v. n. to plead again. 
 replaneheier, v. a. to new-floor. 
 replanter, v. a. to replant 
 leplltrag-e, m. re-plastering || botching 
 
 up || palliation. [up || to palliate. 
 
 replatrer, v. a. to new-plaster H to botch 
 replet, ete, a. plump, fat. 
 repleuvolr, v. n. Ir. to rain again. 
 repli, m. fold || plait |[ coil i: recess. 
 repller, v. a. to fold again, to tuck, to 
 
 wind, to twist l| He ~, to wind oneself 
 
 round, to fold oneself U (mil. ) to fall back. 
 /VacA and Sngllth, 
 
 poi 
 repe 
 
 , t reply, answer, repartee, re- 
 joinder. 
 
 repliqaer, v. a. 4 n. to reply, to answer. 
 
 replisser, v. a. to plait again. 
 
 replontrer, v. a. to plunge again. 
 
 repollr, v. a. to polish again. 
 
 rlpondant, m. (Jur.) 'ball, security | re- 
 spondent || lay clerk (in the church). 
 
 repondre, v. a. & n. to lay again. 
 
 r6pondre, v. a. & n. to answer, to reply f 
 to correspond || to be answerable for, to M 
 security for. 
 
 r6pons, m. response. 
 
 rlponae, f. answer, reply. 
 
 report, m. (com.) carrying over [| sum 
 brought over. [over || to repeat. 
 
 reporter, v. a. to carry back, to carry 
 
 repos, m. rest, repose, quiet, tranquillity ty 
 landing-place (in a staircase) || aa ~, at 
 half-cock || sitting U ~. at rest U 
 quiet(ly) || alone. 
 
 repose, e, a. refreshed, sedate || & tfte) 
 -e, with a quiet mind. 
 
 repoa6e, f. lair of a wild beast. 
 
 reposer, v. a. & n. to place again, to 
 settle J| to rest, to take rest, to sleep )| to 
 be still, to lie still, to lie as a corpse || 
 ~, to repose, to rest, to sleep || to rely, to 
 trust || to settle || to cool. 
 
 repoaolr, m. resting-place || altar let np 
 in the streets for a procession. 
 
 repousBant, e, a. repulsive, forbidding. 
 
 repoussement, m. recoil (of fire-arms). 
 
 repouBner, v. a. to repulse, to repel, to 
 drive back, to rebuff || to recoil || to bud 
 again, to shoot again. 
 
 repouaaoir, m. setting off || contrast. 
 
 reprehensible, a. reprehensible. 
 
 reprendre, v. a. & n. Ir. to retake, to take 
 again l| to recover || to resume, to begin 
 again || to blame, to reprimand, to fiud 
 fault with, to criticise || to answer, to 
 reply || to sew a rent II to return II ~, to 
 close again || to recollect oneself || to cor- 
 rect one's mistake. [tion. 
 
 repr6Balllen, f. pi. reprisals (pi.), retalla- 
 
 representant, e, m. & t. representative. 
 
 reprosentatir, ve, a. representative. 
 
 representation, f. representation, per- 
 formance || image, likeness || exhibition || 
 maintenance of ttie dignity of one's sta- 
 tion |l look, air |j official entertainment U 
 portly mien |] acting of a play. 
 
 repr6sentar, v. a, A n. to represent, to 
 describe, to slio*to exhibit, to produce, 
 to bring forth j| to act a play || to remon- 
 strate, to put in mind || e ~, to present 
 oneself again || to call to one's mind. 
 
 r<presslf, Te, a. repressive. 
 
 repreter, v. a. to lend again. 
 
 reprlmande, f. reprimand. 
 
 reprlmander, v. a. to reprimand, to re- 
 prove. |to put down. 
 
 reprlmer. v. a. to repress, to restrain || 
 
 reprise, f. retaking || recommencing, re- 
 newing || darning || reproduction lot a 
 piny) !: l.iinU-a (of a souu) || ship retaken U 
 -s perdaee, pi. fine-uruwing ;| A plu- 
 H tears -, at dUferent times || by start*. 
 
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 178 
 
 repriser msemr 
 
 reprlser, v. a. to darn. 
 
 re,probatenr, trice, m. A (. reprover. 
 
 r6probateur, trice, a. reprobatory, re- 
 proving. 
 
 reproche, m. reproach, shame, infamy || 
 (jur.) objection, exceptioo |) sans ~, 
 blameless. 
 
 . reprocher, v. a. to reproach, to upbraid, 
 to rebuke, to taunt || (jur.) to object. 
 
 reproducteur, trice, reproduotlf, ve, 
 a. reproductive. 
 
 reproductiblllta, f. reproducibillty. 
 
 reprodulre, v. a. ir. to reproduce |J Be ~, 
 to come ncuin, to reappear. 
 
 r6prouvo, e, m. & t. reprobate. 
 
 r<5pronver, v. a. to reprobate |] to disap- 
 prove of. 
 
 reflation, f. reptatlon, creeping. 
 
 reptile, m. reptile. 
 
 repn, a. full, surfeited, glutted. 
 
 republicaln, e, m. & f. republican. 
 
 rlpnbllcaln, e, a. republican. 
 
 republicaniaer, v. a. to republicanise. 
 
 republlcanlsme, in. republicanism. 
 
 republler, v. a. to republish. 
 
 republlque, f. republic || commonwealth. 
 
 r6pudler, T. n. to repudiate. 
 
 repugnance, f. repugnance, reluctance, 
 dislike. [contrary. 
 
 r6pu?nant, e, a. repugnant I) opposite. 
 
 repugner, v. n. to be repugnant |f to feel 
 reluctant. 
 
 repulsion, f. repulsion, aversion. 
 
 repurgrer, v. a. to purge again. 
 
 reputation, f. reputation, repute, name, 
 fame || character. 
 
 ropnter, v. a. to repute, to hold, to account. 
 
 reque>ant, e, m. & t (J ur -) suitor, plain- 
 tiff, petitioner. (to demand. 
 
 requerlr, v. a. Ir. to require, to request, 
 
 requBte, f. request, petition. 
 
 requln, m. shark. [up. 
 
 requlnqner, (farn.) to spruce oneself 
 
 requla, e, a. requisite, required (1 due. 
 
 requisitoire, m. (jur.) public prosecutor's 
 address to the Court. 
 
 resceller, v. a. to seal again. 
 
 rescouase, f. rescue. 
 
 reacrlt, m. rescript. 
 
 re sean, m. net-work, bag-net. 
 
 r6a6da, m. (bot.) mignonette. 
 
 rfiserve, f. reserve, reservation || limita- 
 tion, exception || modesty || de ~, spare f 
 en ~, in reserve, in store || on the retired 
 list || a, la < da, excepting, except || ee 
 tenir sur la ~, to be on one's guard. 
 
 r6serv6, e, ft. reserved, cautious, coy || 
 modest. 
 
 reserver, v. a. to reserve, to lay by, to 
 keep in store, to save. 
 
 reservoir, m. reservoir, fish-pond || 
 steam-chest. 
 
 resldant, e, a. resident, dwelling. 
 
 residence, f. residence, dwelling, resldent- 
 
 r6sLdent, ui. resident [ship. 
 
 roslder, v. n. to reside, to live. 
 
 realda, m. sediment, residue y remainder. 
 
 reslg-natalrt, m. resignee. 
 
 raalffaer, v. a. to sign again. 
 
 reslffnur, v. a. to resign H ae ~, to resign 
 oneself, to submit || to put up with it. 
 
 revaluation, f. (J ur -) cancelling. 
 
 reslller, v. a. to cancel. 
 
 resllle, f. hair-net. 
 
 reslne, f. rosin, resin. 
 
 reslneux, se, a. resinous. 
 
 reslplacence, f. repentance. 
 
 resistance, f. resistance, opposition. 
 
 reslster, v. n. to resist, to oppose, to 
 withstand. [minate, bold. 
 
 resoln, e, a. resolute, determined, deter- 
 
 reaoluble, a. resolvable. 
 
 rdsoiament, ad. resolutely. 
 
 resolution, f. resolution, determination, 
 firmness || solution || (jur.) annulment. 
 
 resonnant, e, a. resonant, sonorous. 
 
 resonnement, m. resounding. 
 
 r6sonner, v. n. to resound. 
 
 respndre, v. a. ir. to resolve, to deter- 
 mine, to decree, to conclude || to dis- 
 solve (I to cancel, to annul || se ~, to be 
 dissolved, to turn to, to be reduced to. 
 
 respect, m. respect, reverence ||~hnmaln, 
 worldly fear, regard for public opinion. 
 
 respecter, v. a. to respect, to reverence || 
 to spare. 
 
 respectlf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) respec- 
 tive(ly). [spectful(ly). 
 
 respectnenz, se, a. ( sement. ad.) re- 
 
 resplratlon, f. respiration, breathing. 
 
 resplrer, v. a. 4 n. to breathe y to inhale J 
 ~ apres, to long for. 
 
 resplendlr, v. n. to shine with effulgence. 
 
 resplendlssant, e, a. resplendent 
 
 resplendlssement, m. resplendence, 
 
 responabilit6, f. responsibility. 
 
 responsable, a. responsible, answerable, 
 accountable. 
 
 ressao, m. (mar.) surf. 
 
 ressalg-ner, v. a. 4 n. to bleed again. 
 
 ressalslr, v. a. to seize again || se - de, 
 to seize upon again, to take possession 
 of again. [examine minutely. 
 
 ressasser, v. a. to sift again y (fig.) to 
 
 ressaut, m. jutting out. 
 
 ressauter, v. a. &n. to leap again || (arch.) 
 to project, to jut out 
 
 ressecner, v. a. to dry again. 
 
 reuseller, v. a. to saddle again. 
 
 ressemblance, f. resemblance, likeness. 
 
 ressemblant, e, a. resembling, like. 
 
 ressembler, v. n. to resemble || so , to 
 be like each other. 
 
 ressemelafre, m. new-soling. 
 
 ressemeler, v. a. to new-sole. 
 
 reasemer, v. a. to sow again. 
 
 roasentlment, m. resentment, feeling I 
 bllsht return. 
 
 resaentlr, v. a. to resent, to feel || -, 
 to feel, to be affected by [] to suffer for. 
 
 resserreme^t, m. tightening, stoppage, 
 obstruction I) (de ccear) great heaviness 
 of heart || scarcity. 
 
 rossor.e.-, v. a. to tie again, to make 
 lighter, to shut up closer, to compress y 
 to constipate || to restrain, to confine || se 
 ~, to coLUact itself U to confine oneself | to 
 become closer ou tighter.
 
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 . spring, elasticity || (tig. ) cause, 
 means ( Junsdlciiuu || department, pro- 
 vince. 1 10 set off. 
 
 reasortlr, v. n. to go out again || falre ~, 
 
 reasortlr, v. D. (jur.) to be under the 
 Jurisdiction of. 
 
 reaaortlesant, e, a. (Jur.) appealable. 
 
 resouder, v. a. to new-solder, to solder 
 again. 
 
 ressource, t resource, shift, expedient. 
 
 ressouvenlr, m. remembrance, recollec- 
 tion, memory. 
 
 reBsonvenlr, v. r. ir. to remember, 
 to recollect || talre ~, to remind. 
 
 ressner, T. n. to perspire again, to sweat. 
 
 resBul, m. lair of a deer. 
 
 resausol ter, v. a. & n. to resuscitate, to 
 raise, to raise ou rise from the dead. 
 
 resonyer, v. a. to wipe again || to dry 
 
 rentant, m. remainder, rest. [again. 
 
 reitant, e. a. left, remaining II poete -e, 
 f. "to be left till called for' 
 
 restaurant, m. restorative || eating-bouse. 
 
 rutaarant, e, a. restorative. 
 
 restaurateur, m. restorer |) eating-house 
 keeper. [ment || revival. 
 
 reatauratlon, f. restoration, re-establlsh- 
 
 reataurer, v. a. to restore, to retrieve, to 
 revive |l s* ~, to recover one's strength, to 
 take refreshment. 
 
 reste, m. rest, residue, remnant, remain- 
 der | relic f! an ~, du -, besides, as for 
 the rest, nevertheless. 
 
 raster, v. n. to remain, to be left, to stay, 
 to lodge, to stay behind. 
 
 restltuable, a. reatorable, repayable. 
 
 reitltuer, v. a. to restore, to give back, 
 to re-instate. 
 
 rtltutear, m. restorer (of passages). 
 
 restitution, f. restitution, giving back 
 again. 
 
 revtrelndre, v. a, Ir. to restrain, to re- 
 strict, to limit, to confine || to stint. 
 
 reitrlctlf, Te, a.* restrictive. 
 
 restriction, f. restriction, limitation re- 
 servation. 
 
 rfsaltat, m. result [pear. 
 
 reuultor, v. n. to result i| to follow || to ap- 
 
 reom*, m. summary, recapitulation || 
 summing up || charge |( an ~, en ~, on 
 the whole, after all. 
 
 reaamer, v. a. to sum up, to recapitulate. 
 
 resurrection, f. resurrection. 
 
 ratable, in. altar-piece || altar-screen. 
 
 retabllr, v. a. to re-establish, to restore, 
 to re-Instate || to recover (one's health). 
 
 retabllasement, m. re-establishing, re- 
 storation || recovery. 
 
 retainer, v. a. to cut again l| to mend. 
 
 re taper, v. a. to comb (hair) the wrong 
 way M to do up (a hat) |l to carl (a wig). 
 
 retard, m. retardment, delay, stop, hin- 
 drance | en ~, backward y too slow || in 
 arrears. 
 
 rotardatalre, m. laggart, one In arrears. 
 
 retardatalre, a. late, behind time || in 
 
 retardeaent, m. delay. (arrears 
 
 retarder, v. a. 4. u. to retard, to delay, to 
 put oft U to hinder y to go tuo aloft. 
 
 xetelfedre, T. a. ir. to dye again. 
 
 reUindre, v. a. to stretch again. 
 
 vwtenlr, r. a. ir. to retain, to detain, to 
 keep back, to withhold || to deduct || to 
 prevent, to keep from, to hinder || to be- 
 speak (I to remember || se ~, to restrain 
 oneself, to refrain from, to forbear. 
 
 retontor, T. a. to reattempt. . 
 
 retention, f. retention, reservation, re- 
 taining, [echo. 
 
 retentir, v. n. to resound, to ring, to re- 
 
 reteutlBsement, m. resounding ]| echo y 
 report (of a gun) || avoir da ~, to maka 
 a noise. [modest || engaged. 
 
 retenn, e, a. retained || cautious || discreet, 
 
 retenue, f. discretion, caution, circum- 
 spection || moderation, modesty || with- 
 holding || stoppage (of payment) || de- 
 duction. 
 
 reticence, f. concealment, omission. 
 
 retlf, ve, a. restive. 
 
 retlne, t retina. 
 
 retlrd, e, a. retired, solitary, lonesome. 
 
 retirement, m. contraction. 
 
 re tire r, v. a. to draw again, to pull again || 
 to draw out |l to reap, to get. to obtain, to 
 redeem II to harbour || to shoot again, to 
 fire again || se ~. to retire, to withdraw 
 from, to draw back || to retreat 
 
 retomber, v. n. to fall again || to relapse. 
 
 retordre, v. u. to twist again || to twist 
 
 retorquer, T. a. to retort 
 
 re tors, e, a. twisted || cunning || (fig. & fam.) 
 artful, cunning. 
 
 retorsion, t retorsion. 
 
 retouche, f. retouching, touching up. 
 
 retoucher, v. a. to retouch. 
 
 retour, m. return II coming back II wind- 
 ing || vicissitude || conversion || decline y 
 difference || artifice l| reversion || repay- 
 ment || de ~, on one's return || returned II 
 back || to boot || up l| >an> ~, for ever H 
 irretrievably || - ear ol-meme, reflec- 
 tion on one's own conduct 
 
 retoarne, f. turned-up card, trump. 
 
 retourner, v. a. & n. to turn, to turn up, 
 to return, to go back, to come back y to 
 revert || ~. to turn round, to turn one- 
 self || to look behind. 
 
 retraoer, v. a. to retrace, to draw again 1 
 e ~, to remember || to recur. 
 
 retractor, v. a. to retract, to recant, M 
 call back || ~, to retract, to recant 
 
 retraire, v. a. ir. (Jur.) to redeem (an 
 estate). 
 
 retralt, m. O ur -) redeeming, redemption || 
 
 retralt, e, a. lean. |shrinkagc. 
 
 rctralte, I. retreat, retiring || refuge, shelter, 
 sanctuary || den (of thieves) || contraction f| 
 superannuation j| calaae de ~, f. super- 
 annuation fund. (off. 
 
 rotraltor, v. a. to treat again || to pensiou 
 
 rotranch oment, m. retrvncbnient || abridg- 
 ing || (mil.) intrenchment. 
 
 retraiioher, v. a. to retrench, to" cut oft, 
 to curtail, to abridge || to forbid || ~, 
 to restrain oneself, to confine oneself || lu 
 cunaU ou diminish one's expense* || (lull.) 
 lu lu
 
 180 
 
 ntravaiHtr rh&bfllar 
 
 retravalller, v. u. to work again. 
 
 retraveraer. v. a. to cross #gain, 
 
 retreol, e, a. narrow || shrunk. 
 
 rtreolr, v. a. <t n. to straighten, to make 
 narrower, to contract || to shrink. 
 
 retredssement, m. narrowing, shrink- 
 ing, contracting || stricture. 
 
 retremper, v. a. to soak again, to temper 
 again || se ~, to recruit one's strength. 
 
 retrlbuer, v. a. to remunerate. 
 
 retribution, f. retribution, recompense, 
 reward. [active(ly). 
 
 retroactlf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) retro- 
 
 r6troyrader, v. a. to go backward. 
 
 retrospect!!, ve, a, (-vement, ad.) 
 retrospect! ve(ly). 
 
 retroussement, m. tucking up again. 
 
 retrouaser, y. a. to torn up, to tuck up, 
 to cock up. 
 
 retronsslB, m. flap (of a hat) || boot-top. 
 
 retrouver, v. a. to find again, to refind, 
 to recover || to retrieve || to return again 
 to || se ~, to find one another || to be 
 found || to be oneself again. 
 
 rats, m. net, netting. . 
 
 reunion, f. reunion, reconciliation, junc- 
 tion H meeting, assembly. 
 
 reanlr, v. a. to reunite, to Join again || to 
 reconcile, to combine || se ~, to rejoin, to 
 assemble, to meet || to become friends 
 again y to be agreed, to agree. 
 
 reutjoir, y. n. to have good success, to 
 thrive. 
 
 r4usnlte, t success, Issue. 
 
 ravalolr, v. n. ir. to return like for like. 
 
 revanche, f. revenge || turn || retaliation || 
 revenge (at cards). 
 
 revasser, y. n. to have unquiet dreams. 
 
 revaaaerlo, f. agitating ou broken dream. 
 
 revaaaenr, m. dreamer. 
 
 reve, m. dream. [cross. 
 
 reveohe, a. harsh, sharp, ontractable U 
 
 revell, m. awaking || alarum || (mil.) 
 morning-call. 
 
 reveille-matin, m. alarm-clock || alarm- 
 bell || chanticleer, cock. 
 
 rfvelller, v. a, to wake, to awaken, to 
 arouse from sleep || to revive. 
 
 revelllon, m. midnight revel. 
 
 revelateur, m. revealer, discoverer. 
 
 revelation, f. revelation \\ discovery II in- 
 formation, (close. 
 
 reveler, v. a. to reveal, to discover, to dis- 
 
 rovouant, m. ghost, apparition. 
 
 revenant, e, a. pleasing, taking || ~-bon, 
 m. (fam.) neat profit, emolument. 
 
 revendeur, ae, m. &, t. huckster, higgler || 
 - a la toilette, old clothes woman. 
 
 revindication, f. claiming. 
 
 revendlquer, v. a. to claim. 
 
 revendre, v. a. to sell again || to spare || 
 en ~ a, to outwit. 
 
 revenlr, v. n. Ir. to come again, to come 
 back, to return || to recover n to be like, to 
 come to, to amount to j| to take a dislike 
 to || to match, to suit || to arise, to result. 
 
 revente, f. re-sale. 
 
 -*>vtuu, LU. revenue, income. 
 
 rvc&u, t young wood (of a oopploa). 
 
 rever, v. a. & n. to dream, to ravj y u> i* 
 
 delirious || to muse, to uilnk or, to ru- 
 
 mluate, to consider. 
 
 riverbere, m. reflector || street-lamp, 
 roverbrtrer, v. a, to reverberate, 
 reverdlr, v. a. <t n. to paint green again || 
 
 to grow green again. 
 reverence, f. reverence, bow, curtsey, 
 roveroncleuac, se, a. (-sement, ad.) 
 
 reverential(ly) || always bowing, 
 reverend, e, a. reverend, 
 reverendlaslme, a. most reverend. 
 r*verer, v. a. to revere, to reverence. 
 rCverle, f. musing || dream || delirium, 
 revernlr, v. a. to varnish over again, 
 rev era, m. back || wrong side || back -stroke || 
 
 counter- part || reverse || facing || ~ de la 
 
 medallle, dark side ot the picture, 
 reveraer, y. a. to pour again || (mar.) to 
 
 tranship. fmainder. 
 
 reverslblllttf, f. (Jur.) reversion || re- 
 reversible, a. (] Dr -T revertlble. 
 revetement, m. covering || lining. 
 revetlr, v. a. to clothe, to coat, to dress |j 
 
 to Invest || to bestow y to line, to face, 
 revenr, m. dreamer, 
 reveur, se, a. thoughtful || pensive, 
 revleni, m. (com.) net cost, 
 revlrement, m. sudden change || (mar.) 
 
 tacking || (com.) transfer, 
 revlrer, y. n. (mar.) to tack about 
 revlaer, v. a. to revise, to review || to cor- 
 re vise or, m. reviser. [net. 
 
 revision, f. revisal, revision, review, 
 revlslter, v. a. to revisit. 
 revlvlfler, v. a. to revive, 
 revlvre, v. n. Ir. to revive, to come to life 
 revooabillte, L revocableueu. (.again, 
 revocation, L revocation, repeal, 
 re void, ad. here again || once more || be- 
 revolla, ad. there again. [hold again 1 
 
 revolr, m. next meeting y an ~, good-bye 
 
 till our next meeting ou tor the present. 
 revolr, v. a. ir. to see again 11 to revise, to 
 
 review, to re-examine, to correct, 
 revoler, y. n. to fly again, to fly bock, 
 revolte, f. revolt, rebellion, 
 revolte, m. rebel. 
 revolter, v. a. to cause to revolt ou rebel. 
 
 to stir up against, to excite indignation || 
 
 to offend, to shock, to startle || se ~, to 
 
 revolt, to mutiny. [plisbeii. 
 
 revola, e, a. revolved, finished, acconi- 
 revolntlon, L revolution || total change, 
 revolutlonnalre, m. revolutionist. 
 revolntionnalre, a. revolutionary, 
 revolatlonner, v. a, to revolutionise || to 
 
 upset. . | throw back, 
 
 revomlr, v. a. to vomit, to throw up, tu 
 revoquer, v. a, to revoke, to recall, to 
 
 repeal. fto review, to muster. 
 
 revue, f. review, survey || paaser en --. 
 revnlslf, m. (m6d.) counter-irritant, 
 revalbif, a. (med.) counter-liritant. 
 revnliilou, f. (m6d. ) counter-irritation. 
 re<-de-ohaiuiBee, in. ground-floor, 
 rbablllafre, m. mending || botching. 
 rhabilier, v. a. to clouie mittw, tu dreia 
 
 ag*la || W mnd.
 
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 181 
 
 rhetenr, rhtorloien. DJ. rhetorician. 
 
 rhetorlqne. f. rhetoric. 
 
 rhubarbe, f. (hot.) rhubarb. 
 
 rhnm, m. rum. 
 
 rhnmatlqne, a. rheumatic. 
 
 rhnmatlsmal, e, a. (mfd.) rheumatic. 
 
 rhamatlsme, m. (m6d.) rheumatism. 
 
 rhnme, m. cold || ~ de cerveau, cold in 
 
 rhjrthme, m. rhythm. [the head. 
 
 rhjrthralqne, a. rhythmical. 
 
 riant, e, a. laughing, smiling, cheerful || 
 
 rlbambelle, f. long string. [pleasing. 
 
 riband, m. ribald. 
 
 riband, e, a. lecherous, lewd. 
 
 rlbote, f. revelling || etre en ~, to be boozy. 
 
 rlboter, v. a. to booze, to revel. 
 
 rlbotenr, ro. reveller. 
 
 rloanement, m. sneering, sneer. 
 
 leaner, v. n. to sneer, to titter. 
 
 rleanerle, f. sneer. 
 
 rloanenr. Be, m. & t. sneerer, giggler. 
 
 rlo-a-rlo. ad. exactly, neither more nor 
 
 rlcbard, m. moneyed man. lies*. 
 
 rlche, m. rich tnnn ||les -s, pi. the rich (pi.). 
 
 rlcbe, a. rich, wealthy J| fertile, copious, 
 
 abundant || langrne ~, f. fertile language. 
 riohement, ad. richly, splendidly. 
 rlohesse, f. riches (pi.), richness, wealth || 
 
 copiousness, abundance, 
 rlcln, m. (hot) castor-oil plant, 
 rlcocher, v. n. to rebound, 
 ricochet, m. rebound || duck and drake || 
 
 par ~, indirectly, 
 ride, f. wrinkle if ripple. 
 ridean, m. curtain [I veil || screen || blower, 
 rider, v. a. to wrinkle, to shrivel || to ripple, 
 ridicule, m. ridiculousness || ridiculous 
 
 thing, 
 rldlonle, a. (-ment, ad.) ridlculoug(ly) || 
 
 ridicule. 
 
 rldioullser, T. a. to ridicule, 
 rlen, m. nothing, nought, anything, 
 rlen, ad. nothing, nought, anything j| pour 
 
 ~, fornothlng, gratis ||~que, only || alone || 
 
 a molns de ~, In the twinkling of an 
 rlenr, m. laugher II jeerer, banterer. [eye. 
 rleur, , a. laughing II mocking, 
 rinard, m. Jack-plane || old umbrella, 
 rlflde, a. (-ment, ad.)rigid(ly)jlstrict(ly)l| 
 
 barmhjly). [harshncBs. 
 
 rlirtdlt*. f. rigidity, stiffness, severity || 
 rlrole, f. trench, drain, gutter, 
 rlyolenr, m. jolly fellow, boon companion. 
 zirorisme, m. austerity || strictness || pu- 
 
 ntanlsm. 
 
 rig-orlste, m. rigid moralist, 
 rlttorlste, a. over-rigid, 
 rlgrourenx, ae, a. 1-neuient, ad.) rigor- 
 
 ou(ly) || severely) || hU-rmly 1 || Lnnli(ly). 
 rifruenr, f. rigour, severity, ImrshncHH, 
 
 bard neaii, precUluu || a In ~, dcorouxly, 
 rlUottea, f. pi. ujiiKvd pork. [strictly. 
 
 riiBkllla, t. pultry verses. 
 rlmatller, v. n. tu make paltry verses, 
 rlmallluar, m. rbyaister, poetaster. 
 rime, f. rhyme, verse. 
 rimer, v. a. & n. to rhyme, 
 rlmenr. m. rhymer, 
 rinoape, m. riueing. 
 
 rlncean, m. foliage. 
 
 rlnce-bouche, m. flnger-glasR. 
 
 rlno6e, f. whacking, dressing, blowirg Up, 
 
 rlncer, v. a. to rinse, to wash. 
 
 rlnpuro, f. slops (pi). 
 
 rlng-ard, m. fire-iron || paddle || bar. 
 
 rioter, v. n. to giggle, to titter. 
 
 rlotenr, se. m. & f. titterer. 
 
 rlpaille, f. junketing || falre ~. to feast. 
 
 rlpopee, f. medley, slop || slipslop. 
 
 riposte, f. repartee, keen reply || parry 
 
 and thrust, 
 riposter, v. n. to repartee, to make a 
 
 smart reply II to parry and thrust 
 rlre, in. laughing, laughter, smile || mo 
 
 quenr, sneer. 
 rlre, v. n. ir. to laugh, to smile, to lest II 
 
 6o)ater de ~, to burst out laughing II 
 
 crever de , to split one's sides wiUt 
 
 laughing || - dans sa barbe, ~ sons 
 
 cape, to laugh in one's sleeve II ~ ft gorge 
 
 deployAe, to laugh immoderately. 
 rls, m. laugh, smile, laughter || (mar.) reef || 
 
 de vean, sweetbread. 
 rlsee. f. laughter, laughing || mockery, 
 
 laughing-stock || (nav.) gust, 
 risette, t. pretty laugh. 
 risible, a. risible, laughable. [risked, 
 rlsqu.-ible, a. hazardous || that may be 
 risque, m. risk, hazard II peril, 
 rlsqner, v. a. to risk, to hazard, to venture, 
 rissole, f. (culln.) rissole. [to stake, 
 
 rissois, m. (culin.) outside, browned part, 
 
 crackling. 
 
 rlssoler, v. a. to roast brown, 
 rlt, rite, m. rite, ceremonies (pi.), 
 ritournelle, f. (mus.) ritornello, flourish || 
 
 burden of a song || tedious repetition. 
 rltnel, m. ritual, 
 rlvag-e, m. bank, shore, 
 rival, e, m. & (. rival, competitor, 
 rlvallser, v. n. to rival, to vie with, 
 rlvallte, f. rivalry, competition, 
 rive, f. bank, shore, 
 river, v. a. to rivet, to clinch, 
 riverain, m. river-side II borderer. 
 riverain, e, a. river-side || border. 
 riviere, f. river || (of diamonds) stream, 
 rlze, f. scuffle || conflict. 
 rlB, m. (bot.) rice, 
 rlclere, f. rice-field. 
 rob, m. (m6d.) extract || rubber (at cards). 
 robe. f. robe, gown || (of animals) coat | 
 
 husk l| peel || magistracy || ~ de ohambre. 
 
 morning-gown. 
 
 robin, in. limb of the law (lawyer). 
 robin et, in. spigot, cock, spout. 
 robnste, a. robust, strong, stout 
 roo, to. rock || untile (at cfiess). 
 rooallle, f. rock-work. 
 rooullleur, to. grotto-iuaker. 
 rooallleux, Be. a. rocky, stony, pebbly. 
 rocambole, f. a trite, foolish joke l| (Dot) 
 
 wild garlic. 
 roohe, f. rock || quartz || (fig.) flint, steel II 
 
 angrnllle Bone ~, f. snake in the grass || 
 
 de la vlellle ~, of the old stock or 
 
 tump, 
 rooher, m. rock.
 
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 rothrt roust 
 
 roohet, m. rochet II bobbin. 
 
 roohenx, e, a. rocky. 
 
 rococo, m. rococo. 
 
 rococo, n. old-fashioned || tasteless. 
 
 rflder, v. n. to rove, to roam, to ramble 
 
 rodenr, m. rover, rambler. [about, 
 
 rodomont, m. bully, blusterer. 
 
 rodomontade, f. boasting. 
 
 rogratlons, f. pi. rogation. 
 
 rogratona, m. pL scraps (pi.) || waste-paper. 
 
 Rogrer bontemps, m. Jolly fellow. 
 
 rosrne, f. mange, scab, scurf. 
 
 rogrner, v. a. to cat, to pare, to clip, to 
 prune, to shred. 
 
 rogrnenr, se, m. clipper. 
 
 rogrnenx, ae, a. mangy, scabby, scurry. 
 
 rogrnon, m. kidney. 
 
 rogrnonner, T. n. to growl, to grumble. 
 
 rogrnure, f. clipping, paring || shreds (pi.). 
 
 rog-omme, m. brandy, dram. 
 
 rogrne, a. proud, haughty. 
 
 rot. m. king || ~ de la feve. Twelfth-nlgbt 
 king || Jour des -n, m. Twelfth-day. 
 
 roide, a. vide ralde. 
 
 roltelet, m. petty king, kinglet, || wren (bird). 
 
 rOle, m. roll, scroll, list If part, character 
 (in a play) || sheet of law-writing || a toor 
 de ~, in one's turn. 
 
 remain, m. Roman letter. fof Rome. 
 
 romain, a, a. Roman |j 6 grilse -e, f. Church 
 
 romalne, f. steely ard || (hot.) coss lettuce. 
 
 roman, m. romance, novel. 
 
 romance, f. romance || ballad. 
 
 romancier, m. novel-writer, novelist 
 
 romanesqne, a. romantic || -ment, ad. 
 in a romantic manner. 
 
 romantlqne, m. romantic style. 
 
 romantique, a. romantic, fanciful. 
 
 romantisme, m. romanticism. 
 
 romarln, m. (bot.) rosemary. 
 
 rompre. v. a. & n. to break, to break off, 
 to break through, to rend, to destroy, to 
 pull down, to ruin II to train up || to fall 
 out with f| to break the thread of one's 
 discourse || & tout ~, at the most || fran- 
 tically, [berry-bush. 
 
 ronce, f. (bot.) bramble, briar J| black- 
 
 roncerale, f. place full of brambles. 
 
 rond, m. round, circle, sphere || ~ a patl- 
 ner, skating-rink || ~-polnt, m. place 
 where several streets meet, circus. 
 
 rond, e, a. round, spherical || even || coarse || 
 plain-dealing || straight-forward. 
 
 ronde, f. (mil.) round, patrol || (mug.) semi- 
 breve || round band || a la ~, round, round 
 
 rondeau, m. (poft. ) roundelay. [about. 
 
 rondelet, to, a. plumpish. 
 
 rondelle, f. rundle, target. 
 
 rondement, ad. roundly, sincerely, frankly, 
 plainly || briskly, vigorously. 
 
 rondeur, f. roundnew || rotundity || open- 
 ness, plain-dealing. 
 
 rondln, m. billet for fuel || cudgel. 
 
 rondant, e, a. snoring || sonorous " lilgU- 
 sounding. 
 
 onflement, m. snoring, snore. 
 
 rontlar, v. n. to snore || to roar || to boom || 
 to hum || to snort (of hordes). 
 
 ronflenr, , m. A f. enorer. 
 
 rongre-malUe, m. nibbler. 
 
 rongrer, v. a. to gnaw, to nibble, V. pink, 
 to corrode, to eat II to torment R to nno 
 || ~ le treln, to champ the bit 
 
 rongrenr, m. rodent (animal). 
 
 rongrenr. a. gnawing, biting |j vr ~, reV 
 morse of conscience. 
 
 ronron, m. purring || falre ~, to parr. 
 
 roquef ort. m. Roquefort cheese. 
 
 roquer, v. n. to castle (at chess). 
 
 roquet, m. pug-dog || pnppy. 
 
 roquette, f . (bot. ) rocket 
 
 rosace, f. (arch.) rose || rose-week 
 
 rosace, e, a. (bot) rosaceous. 
 
 roeaire, m. rosary. 
 
 roeat, a. roseate, of roses. 
 
 rosblf, m. roastbeef. 
 
 rose, f. (bot.) rose || rose-colour || rose- win. 
 dow || lanrler -, rose-laurel II - pompon, 
 wild rose || ~ tr6miere, rose-mallow, 
 hollyhock II ~ de coinpas, ~ des vontii. 
 
 ros6, e, a. rosy, roseate, [compass-card. 
 
 roseau, m. (bot) reed. 
 
 rosee, f. dew. 
 
 rosellere, f. reed-bank. - [bash**. 
 
 roserale. f. ground planted with rose- 
 rosette, f. rosette, rose || red Ink |j red chalk. 
 
 rosier, m. (bot) rose-tree. 
 
 rosiere, f. winner of the rose (as the beai- 
 behaved girl of her village). 
 
 rosse, f. Jade, sorry horse. 
 
 ross6e, f. thrashing. 
 
 rosser, v. a. to thrash. 
 
 roBuiRfnol, m. nightingale (bird) H pick- 
 lock || wedge j| old shopkeeper. 
 
 rossinante, f. jade, hack. 
 
 rot, m. belch, belching. 
 
 rot, m. roast-meat 
 
 rotatolre, a. rotatory. 
 
 roter, v. n. to belch. 
 
 rfitl, m. roast-meat ftoast 
 
 r6e, f. toast || ~ an benrre, buttorpd 
 
 rottn, m. rattan-cane. [to broil. 
 
 rOtlr, v. a. & n. to roast, to burn, to bake, 
 
 rotiBserle, f. cook-shop. 
 
 rotisseur, m. keeper of a rook-shop. 
 
 r6tlssolre, f. roasting-screen. 
 
 rotonde, f. rotunda. 
 
 rotondite", f. rotundity || plumpness. 
 
 rotnle, f. (an.) knee-pan. 
 
 roture, f. commonalty || plebeian state. 
 
 rotnrler, ere, m. & f. plebeian, commoner. 
 
 rotnrler, ere, a. plebeian, common. 
 
 rouagre, m. wheel-work. 
 
 rouan, m. roan. 
 
 rouanne, f. branding-iron. 
 
 roaanner, v. a. to mark wine-casks. 
 
 ronoonlenient, in. cooing.. 
 
 rouoo uler, v. n. to coo || ~, v. a. to warble 
 
 rone, f. wheel || truck. lout 
 
 roue. m. rake, profligate. 
 
 rone, e, a. exhausted with fatigue. 
 
 i oueUe, f. round sllcu || fillet of Veal. 
 
 rouennerl*, f. printed cottons (pi.). 
 
 roner, v. a. to break on the wheel || ~ d* 
 coups, to thrash soundly. 
 
 rouerte, f. trick of a profligate. 
 
 ronet, m. epinnlng-wheel II talra lf -, to 
 purr (of cats).
 
 rouge s&blisme 
 
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 rou*e, m. red colour || blush || red paint || 
 
 red heat. 
 rouge, a. red || red-hot 11 ~-Torg-e, m. 
 
 robin-redbreast (bird). 
 rong-eatre, a. reddish. 
 rong-eaua, e, a. ruddy, red-faced. 
 ' 
 
 , 
 rougeole, f. (me'd.) measles (pi.). 
 
 ulle 
 gurnet 
 
 , . . 
 
 roug-et, m. red mullet (liah) || wheat-worm || 
 
 rongenr, f. redness, ruddiness II blush. 
 roug-lr, T. a. 4 n. to redden, to make red || 
 
 to grow red || to blush || to be ashamed II to 
 roul, m. fustiness. [colour. 
 
 ronllle, f. rust || (hot.) blast, mildew. 
 roulller, v. a. to rust, to blight || ae ~, to 
 rouillure, f. rustlness. Igrow rusty. 
 
 ronlr, v. a. to ret (hemp ou flax). 
 roulade, f. rolling II (mus.) quaver, trill. 
 roulage, m. rolling || land-carriage I) trans- 
 
 port || xnalson de , f., bureau de *, m. 
 
 wsgRon-oUice. [running fire. 
 
 roulant, e, a. rolling || (mil.) fen -, m. 
 rouleau, m. roll || roller, rolling-pin [I coil l| 
 
 an bout de ton ~, at the end of one's 
 ronle, f. thrashing, whacking. [tether. 
 ron lament, m. roiling || rotation || (mus.) 
 
 trill, quaver. 
 rouler. v. a. 4 n. to roll, to roll up || to 
 
 roll upon wheels II to turn II to thrash, to 
 
 whack || to ramble. 
 roulette, f. small wheel I] hand-chaise || 
 
 truckle-bed |l caster || - d'entant, go-cart 
 rouller, m. waggoner, carter. 
 roullB. m. (mar.) rolling of a ship. 
 ronple, f. rupee (coin) h snivel. 
 ronpiller, v. n. to doze. 
 ronpillenr, , m. A L dozing person. 
 ronasatre, a. reddish. 
 ronsaeiin, m. red-haired man. 
 ronBselwt, m. russet (pear). 
 rouaaenr, f. reddlshness, redness II -a, pi. 
 
 freckles (pi.). Heather. 
 
 moBBl, m. smell of burning || Rnssla- 
 ronBBln, m. thick-set stallion || ~ d'Ar- 
 
 oadle, ass. 
 rouBBlr, v. a. A D. to make look red, to 
 
 redden J| to grow red II fair* ~, to brown. 
 route, f. route, road, way I] track, course 
 
 of a ship || fraud* ~, high road l| en ~, 
 
 on one's way ou journey ||go on I |) f air e 
 
 ~, to travel. 
 
 rentier, m. stager M road-book. 
 rentier, ere, a. of roads || carte -ere, 
 
 f. road-map. [by rote. 
 
 routine, f. routine, rote, practice II par ~, 
 routlnler, m. person acting by routine. 
 rontolr, m. rettlng-nond. 
 rouverln, a. m. brittle (of iron). 
 rouvlenx, m. mange. 
 rouTlenx, , a. mangy. 
 rouTre, m. (bot) holm-oak. 
 ronvrir, v. a. to open again, to reopen. 
 roam, ra. (bot) sumac. (brownish. 
 
 roux, >, a. reddish brown, red-hatred. 
 royal, e, a. (-ment, ad.) royal(ly) || 
 
 reKal(ly) || kingly, princely. 
 royaJlBme, m. royallsm. 
 rojrallate, m. royalist. 
 royanme, m. kingdom, realm. 
 
 royant6, f. royalty. 
 
 rn, m. Irrigation channel. 
 
 ruade, f. kicking, Jerking. 
 
 rnban, m. ribbon, riband || canon 8> *-, 
 m. twisted barrel. 
 
 rnbanerle , f. riband- weaving, riband- 
 trade || ribbons (pi.), fiuery. 
 
 rnbanler, m. riband-weaver, riband-seller. 
 
 rub6f action, f. (nifd.) rubification. 
 
 mbloond, e. a. rubicund. 
 
 rubls, m. ruby II Jewel. 
 
 rnbrlqne. f. rubric || red chalk || trick. 
 
 ruche, f. bee-hive || quilling. 
 
 rueh6e, f. hiveful. 
 
 rucher, m. apiary, stand for bees. 
 
 rnde, a. rough, nigged, bard, severe, sharp || 
 uneven II morose, painful || -ment, ad. 
 roughly, rudely, harshly, sharply, severely, 
 violently. (ness, ruegedness. 
 
 , f. rudeness, reugliness, harsh- 
 rudiment, m. rudiment, 
 rndlmentalre, a. rudimentary, elementary, 
 rndojrer, v. a. to use roughly, 
 rue, f. street, lane || (bot.) rue. 
 ruelle, f. narrow lane || bed-side. 
 rner, v. n. to kick || a* ~ Oar), to rush 
 rug-ir, v. n. to roar, to bellow. [upon, 
 
 rugrlsaement, m. roar, bellowing. 
 rnft-oslt6, f. rugosity, wrinkle, 
 rng-nenz, se, a. wrinkled, 
 rulne, f. niln, fall, overthrow, decay, 
 rnlner, v. a. to ruin, to destroy, to demolish, 
 
 to lay waste || to impoverish || to undo, 
 rolnenx, *, a. ruinous. [gutter, 
 
 rnlaaean, m. stream, brook, rivulet || 
 rulsaeler, T. n. to stream, to gush out 
 rumeur, f. rumour, uproar, noise l| alarm, 
 
 report [cud. 
 
 ruminant, e, a. nmMnating, chewing the 
 ruminer, v. a. to ruminate i| to muse on. 
 rnptnre, f. rupture, breaking || bursting, 
 
 falling out (I hernia. 
 
 rural, e, a. rural. [stratagem, 
 
 ruse, f. ruse, cunning, artifice, trick || 
 rose, e, a. sly, cunning, crafty, sharp, 
 
 subtle. [shifting tricks. 
 
 raster, v. n. to dodge, to use shifts, to play 
 rnstaud, m. clown, churl. 
 ruBtaud, e, a. clownish, boorish, 
 rnstlclte, I. rusticity, churlishness, 
 rnstlqne, m. rustic, clown, 
 rnatlqne, a. (-ment, ad.) rustic(ally) || 
 
 rural II clownlsh(ly) || rude(ly). 
 rnBtlqner, v. a. to lag out, to rough-cast 
 rnBtre, m. clown, churl, boor, 
 ruatre, a. clownish, boorish. 
 rat, m. rut 
 ratll&nt, a. shining red, brilliantly red. 
 
 8. 
 
 a, pn. t his, her, Its II one's. 
 
 abbat, m. Sabbath If fearful noise || noc- 
 turnal meeting || witches' work || row, 
 dust || caterwauling || scolding. 
 
 aa>blBme, m. Babelsm, Sabianlsm.
 
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 sable sale 
 
 able, m. sand || gravel II bour-glas*. 
 abler, v. a. to gravel, to sand || to toss 
 sableux, se, a. sandy. [off, to quaff, 
 
 abller, m. hour-glass || egg-glass || sand- 
 t>ox. [plate. 
 
 sabllere, f. sand-pit, gravel-pit || wall- 
 ablon, m. fine ou small sand, 
 ablonner, v. a. to scour with sand. 
 sablonneux, Be, a. sandy. 
 ablonnler, in. sandman. 
 ablonnlere, f. sand-pit, gravel-pit. 
 
 abord, ni. (mar.) port-hole. 
 aborder, v. a. (mar.) to scuttle. 
 abot, m. woodpn shoe || horse's hoof || 
 
 skill, drag || (wliipping-)top. 
 
 aboter, v. n. to bungle. [bungler. 
 
 eabotler, m. maker of wooden shoes || 
 
 sabonler, v. a. to toss about, to worry || 
 to blow up. 
 
 abre, m. sabre, broad sword. 
 
 tiabrer, v. a. to slash about, to sabre || to 
 blch || to bungle. 
 
 abretache, f. sabretasb, belt. 
 
 uabreur, m. slasher || bungler. 
 
 ao, m. sack, bag || ~ de nuit, travelling- 
 bag |] a Tin, drunkard || homme de ~ 
 et de oorde, m. villain, regular ruffian. 
 
 aooade, f. saccade, ebrillade, sudden jerk. 
 
 Baccade, e, a. by jerks || abrupt. 
 
 accader, v. a. to jerk. 
 
 acoag-e, m. confusion |j jumble. 
 
 aecag-ement, m. sacking, plundering, 
 aaccagrer, v. a. to plunder || to overturn, 
 saccagreur, m. sacker. [tion. 
 aoeharlfioation, f. (chim.) saccharifica- 
 saccharln, e, a. (chim.) saccharine, 
 saccharine, f. (chim.) saccharine. 
 
 ace.rd.oce, m. priesthood || sacred char- 
 acter. 
 
 sacerdotal, e, a. sacerdotal, priestly. 
 achee, f. sackful, bagful. 
 sachet, m. satchel, scent-bag. 
 
 acoche, f. saddle-bag || money-bag || 
 courier-bag. 
 
 acramentel, le, a. (-lement, ad.) sacra- 
 men tal(ly). 
 
 acre, m. coronation (of a king) || con- 
 secration (of a bishop). 
 
 acre, e, a. sacred, holy, sainted, In- 
 violable 1) confounded. 
 
 aorebleu I by Jove! dash it! 
 aorement, m. sacrament. 
 
 acrer. v. a. it n. to anoint, to crown (a 
 king) II to consecrate (a bishop) || to curse 
 and swear. 
 
 acritloatenr, m. sacrificer. 
 aorifloe, m. sacrifice, offering. 
 
 acrlfler, v. a. to sacrifice || to devote, 
 acrilegre, 01. sacrilege, 
 aorlleg-e, a. twcrilegious. 
 aoripant, m. hector, bully, 
 aorlutaln, m. aextou. 
 
 aorlBtau, m. Bacrlstaa || gaxtOD, 
 aorlatle, f. vestry. 
 aadnc6eu, m. Sadducee. 
 afran, m. (bot,) saffron. 
 atrantf, e, a. saffroned, 
 afraner, v. a. to saffron, 
 safranlere, f. saffion-plantaUon. 
 
 sag-ace, a. sagacious, acute. 
 
 agracltg, f. sagacity, acutene**. 
 
 agre, in. sage, wise man. 
 
 acre, n. (-ment, ad.) sage(l.v) || wisefly) II 
 rational, sensible) jdiscreet(ly ) || prudent(ly ) || 
 good || quiet (of horses) || gentle ( | ~- f emme. 
 f. mid-wife. 
 
 Bag-ease, f. sageness, wisdom, knowledge. 
 
 saglttalre, m. Sagittarius. 
 
 sag-cm, m. sago. 
 
 Bagronln, m. & f. slovenly man || slat. 
 
 sag-outier, m. (bot.) sago- tree. [done. 
 
 salgrnant, e, n. bleeding, bloody || under- 
 
 naigrnoe, f. bleeding || trench || drain II 
 small of the arm I! falre une ~, to bleed || 
 
 salgrnement, in. bleeding. [to drain. 
 
 salgrner, v. a. <k n. to bleed, to take away 
 blood, to let blood, to breathe a vein, to 
 cut a drain || to squeeze (one) || ~ du nes, 
 to bleed at the nose II to be a coward. 
 
 aalg-nenx, se, a. bloody || bout ~, ro. 
 scriiR-end. Istriking. 
 
 aalllant, e, a. jutting out, projecting || 
 
 salllie, f. jutting out, projecture || spurt | 
 (fig.) sudden fit, start || sally, flash of wit || 
 wliim || ledge l| spindle i| en ~, projecting. 
 
 sallllr, v. a. & n. to serve || to jut out, to 
 project, to gush out N to stand out. 
 
 aln, e, a. sound, healthy, wholesome, 
 healthful || ~ et sanf, safe and sound. 
 
 salndoux, m. hog's lard. [ciously. 
 
 alnement, ad. sound and well || jiuli- 
 
 salnfoin, m. (bot.) sainfoin || French grass. 
 
 saint, m. patron, saint. 
 
 saint, e, a. saint, sacred, holy, pious II 
 ~-simonien, ne, m. & I. communist || 
 ~-simonlen, ne, a. communistic. 
 
 salnte-barbe, f. (mar.) powder-room. 
 
 salntement, ad. holily, piously. 
 
 salntetl, f. sanctity, holiness, sacredness. 
 
 aalBl, a. seized || struck || thrilled || applied 
 to || burnt. 
 
 aisie, f. (jur.) seizure, distress, distraint 
 
 aislr, v. a. to seize, to catch, to grip, to 
 lay hold on |l (Jur.) to distrain || to thrill || 
 to understand D to overhear |) to avail one- 
 self of. 
 
 aislssable, a. (Jur.) seizable, distrainable. 
 
 salslaaant, e, a. piercing || startling || 
 thrilling. (chill, 
 
 alBlsaement, m. sudden shock, pang II 
 
 salson, f. season || etre de ~, to be 
 seasonable || marchand des quatre -a, 
 
 alade, f. salad. Im. costermonger. 
 
 saladler, m. salad-dish || salad-basket. 
 
 alagre, m. salting. 
 
 alalre, m. salary, hire, wages, reward, 
 
 alalson, f. salting || salt meat. 
 
 alamaleo, m. (fain.) profound bow. 
 
 aalamaudre, f. ealamander || eft. 
 
 alarl6, 01. hireling. 
 
 alarte, e, &. hired. 
 
 alarler, v. a. to pay, to salary. 
 
 alaad, e, a. slovenly, flltuy. nasty. 
 
 sale, a. (-ment, ad.) dirty, filthy, nasty, 
 foul || in a mess |l coarse || dirtily, nastily, 
 
 sale, m. salt pork. [filthily. 
 
 sale, e, a. salted || (fig.) sharp, pointed H 
 awfully dear.
 
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 aler, r. a. to salt | to eon || to over- 
 charge- [obscenity. 
 
 .let*, f. dirtiness, nastlness, filthtness || 
 aalenr, m. sailer. 
 alioOq.ne, f. shrimp (fish), 
 aallere, f. salt-cellar || salt-box || hollow 
 (of the shoulder). 
 
 allg-and, a, a. nasty, slovenly. 
 Hallg-non, ni. salt loaf, 
 salln, m. salt-spring. 
 
 alin, e, a. saline, brinish, briny, 
 aline, f. salt-pit, salt-well || salt-fish. 
 Ballque, a. Salic (law). 
 aalir. v. a. to dirt, to foul, to soil, to sully, 
 xallssant, e, a. thut soils || liable to get 
 
 sllsBon, f. Doting slut. Idlrty. 
 oallsBure, f. spot of dirt. 
 
 alive, f. saliva, spittle. 
 
 allTer, v. n. to salivate, to slaver, 
 alle, f. hall, room, parlour || plantation 
 
 of trees II house (theatre) || ~ a mangrer, 
 dining-room |!~adans*r, danciuc-room || 
 ~ de concert, music-room || ~ de bll- 
 lard, blllinrd-room || ~ d'armes, fpnci MC- 
 school || d'aBBetablee, assembly-room. 
 
 almlgondla, m. hotch-potch, me<lley. 
 
 almlB, m. (rulln.) jugged game, stew of 
 game. 
 
 alolr, m. salt-tub. 
 
 alon, m. saloon, drawing-room, parlour |) 
 -, pi. fashionable circles (pi.) f| ~ llt- 
 teralre, reading-room || homme de ~, 
 m. man of fashion. 
 
 alope, a. dirty, nasty, slovenly. 
 aloperle, f. nastiness, slovenliness. 
 alpetre, in. saltpetre. 
 alpetrler, m. sall|etre-maker. 
 
 alpetrlere, f. saltpetre-bouse, 
 alaeparellle, f. (bot) sarsaparllla. 
 BalaiflB, m. (bot) goat's beard || salsify. 
 altlmbanqtie, m. quack, mountebank. 
 
 alnbre. a. salubrious, wholesome, 
 aalnbrlte, f. salubrity, wholesoinenesg || 
 
 healthfulness. 
 
 ulner, v. a. to salute, to greet, to bow || 
 to present one's compliments to. 
 
 alnre, f. saltnesa, brine, 
 
 aalnt, m. salute, bow, salutation, greet- 
 ing || salvation || welfare, safety H evening 
 prayers. 
 
 aiutalre, a. salutary, saving, wholesome, 
 useful || -ment, ad. salutarily || bene- 
 ficially. |curtsey. 
 
 aalntatlon, f. salutation, bowing, bow 
 
 alre, f. volley, discharge || (of applause) 
 round. [eve. 
 
 Vamedl, ra. Saturday fl ~ saint. Easier 
 
 anclr, v. u. (mar.) to founder, to sink. 
 
 aanotlfler, v. a. to fauctlfy, to hallow, to 
 kivp holy. 
 
 anotlonner, r. n. to sanction, to ratlf/. 
 
 anotaalre, in. sauctuary. 
 
 andal, u. (bot.) lautlul-wood. 
 
 audale, f. saudal || feudug-shoe || foot- 
 stall. 
 
 andaraqne, f. (bot.) sandarac. 
 
 anr. m. blood || (fig.) family, birth, ex- 
 traction II de par -, thoroughbred II ~- 
 trold, m. coolness || de ~-trold, coolly. 
 
 Hang-lade, f. lash. 
 
 sangrlant, e, a. bloody, cruel, injnrloas U 
 
 outrageous. 
 
 Bangle, f- strap, girth, thong H sacking, 
 angrier, v. a. to girth || to -whip, to lash, 
 aangrller, m. wild-boar, 
 fsanglot, m. sob, sobbing, 
 angrloter, v. n. to sob. 
 sang-sue, f. leech || (fig.) blood-sucker, 
 aangruln, e, a. sanguine, blood-red || foil' 
 
 blooded, sanguineous. 
 ang-nlnaire, a. saneulnary, bloodthirsty. 
 
 angrnlne, f. red-chalk || blood-stone. 
 angrninolent, e, a. (mCd.) bloody, 
 sanltalre, o. sanltnry. 
 
 ane, pr. wiUiout, besides || were it not for |) 
 ~ - COBO r, m. heartless wretch || ~-onlotto, 
 m. ragamuffin U sans-cnlotte, nltrn re- 
 publican || ~-oulottlBme, m. the system 
 of the sans-culottes || --facon, m. rough- 
 ness II ~-g-8ne, m. impudence n cooloeta, 
 
 sanecrlt, m. Sanscrit. 
 
 sansonnet, m. starling. 
 
 Bant6, f. health, healthinesi [| toalt. 
 
 sapajon, m, marmoset. 
 
 Bape, f. sapping, undermining. 
 
 saper, v. a. to sap. 
 
 aperlotte, vide aaprlctl. 
 
 aapenr, m. sapper || ~-pompler, flre- 
 saphlr, m. sapphire. |man. 
 
 apln, m. fir-tree, pitch-tree || deal board | 
 
 coffin || hack. 
 
 aplne, f. beam of fir-timber. 
 aplnlere, f. forest of fir-trees. 
 
 aponalre, f. (bot.) soapwort. 
 BaprlBtl I by Jingo! hang it! bless your 
 arabande, f. saraband (dance). |sonll 
 arbacane, f. pea-shooter || tube (] trunk, 
 aroaame, m. sarcasm, 
 saroastlque, a. sarcastic. 
 
 arcelle, f. teal (bird), 
 aarolagre, m. weeding. 
 aaroler, v. a. to weed, 
 sarclenr, m. weeder. 
 aarclolr, m. weeding-hook, hoe. 
 aarolnre, f. weedlngs (pi.). 
 Baroophagre, m. sarcoplmcus. 
 ardlne, f. anchovy, sardine, sprat, 
 ardolne, f. (in in.) sardonyx, 
 ardonlqne, a. sardonic, satirical. 
 
 arlgne, m. opossum. 
 arment, m. vine-branch. 
 arraaln, e, a.; ble ~, in. back- wheat, 
 arran, m. smock-frock. 
 
 aa, in. sieve || bolt 
 
 aaaa, f. (mar.) scoop, 
 aaaer, v. a. to sift, to bolt, 
 aaaet, m. little sieve. 
 aaaolre, f. splinter-bar (of a roach). 
 Butane, e, a. wretched, confounded. 
 atanlquM, a. Sulauic. 
 
 atlete, f. satiety. 
 
 atlnade, f. satinet. 
 
 atlnave, m. liot-preskiug, gloiatog. 
 
 atlnd, m. satln-Uke nppearanoe. 
 
 atlne, e, a. satin-Ilk* || hot-pressed, 
 glossed. (press. 
 
 Batlner, v. a. to make satin-like, to b<*- 
 aatlre, f. satire, lampooo.
 
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 satirique scelW 
 
 atlriqna, m. satirist 
 
 Katlrlqnn, ft. (-ment, ad.) MLtlrlcsl(ly). 
 
 eatlsiaotion, f. satisfaction, gratification, 
 comfort || atonement. 
 
 aatlsfalre, v. a. <t n. ir. to satisfy, to con- 
 tent, to please, to gratify, to discharge. 
 
 Batlsfalaant, e, a. satisfactory. 
 
 natrape, m. satrap. 
 
 aatnrer, v. a. (chim.) to satarate. 
 
 aatnrnalea,f.pl. satornalla (pi.) [j licentious 
 
 aatyre, m. satyr. [festivals (pi.). 
 
 lance, f. sauce. [to scorn. 
 
 eanoer, v. a. to dip In sauce || to wet through || 
 
 aanolere, f. sauce-boat || butter-boat. 
 
 ^anolsae, f. sausage. [gunpowder. 
 
 eanolaaon, m. thick sausage || train of 
 
 anf, pr. save, saving, except, but. 
 
 aanf, ve, a. safe || --conduit, m. eafc- 
 
 angre, f. (hot.) sage. Iconduct. 
 
 sangrrenn, e, a. absurd, Impertinent, pert. 
 
 anle. m. foot.) willow || ~ plenreur, 
 weeping willow. 
 
 sanm&tre, a. brackish, briny. 
 
 sanmon, m. salmon || pig || block. 
 
 anmonean, m. little salmon. 
 
 aanmnre, f. brine, pickle, souse. 
 
 aannag-e, m. salt-trade. 
 
 anner, v. a. to salt. 
 
 annerie, f. saltern, salt-house. 
 
 aunler, m. salter. 
 
 anpondrer, v. a. to sprinkle with salt, 
 to powder, to strew || to intersperse. 
 
 anr, a. (m.) smoke-dried || sorrel (of horses). 
 
 anrer, v. a. to dry in the smoke, to bloat. 
 
 anrlens, m. pi. sanrians (pL) || lizards 
 
 annsaie, f. willow-plot l(pl.). 
 ant, m. jump. leap, skip, hop. bound || 
 
 fall (of water) || ~ do oarpe, ~perlllenx. 
 
 somerset || ~ de mouton, goat-leap || 
 
 leap-frog |] - de loop, ha-ha. 
 ant, e, a. (culin.l saute 1 y lightly fried, 
 ante, f. (mar.) shifting of the wind || ~- 
 
 n-barqne, m. yachting-Jacket || ~- 
 
 monton, m. leap-frog. 
 
 anter, r. a. to leap, to Jump, to skip, to 
 hop, to spring, to rush, to tumble |f to 
 omit, to pass over II to blow np || ~ anz 
 yenx, to be very obvious. [frog. 
 
 anterelle, f. locust, grasshopper || leap- 
 aautenr, ae, m. 4 7. jumper, leaper, 
 
 tumbler || quack, 
 antillement, m. skip, leap, hop. 
 
 antiller, v. a. to skip, to leap, to Jump 
 to and fro. 
 
 antolr, m. guard-chain || watch-guard || 
 n ~, cross-wise || slung over the shoulder. 
 
 anvag-e, a. (-ment, ad.) savage || wild 
 (ly) I) "hy II unsociable || fierce(ly). 
 
 aauvag-eon, m. wtldstock || seedling. 
 
 aanvag-erle, f. wllduesa, shyness. 
 
 anvag-ln, m. flatiy toatc. 
 
 aauvaarln, e, a. fishy. 
 
 aanvagrlne, f. water-fowl. 
 
 anvegrardw, f. safeguard. [guard. 
 
 aanvegrarder, v. a. to protect, to safe- 
 
 auvar, v. a. to save, to preserve, to 
 rescue, to deliver || to spare II Be ~, to fly 
 away, to make one's escape || to work one's 
 salvation, to provide for one's safety. 
 
 aanvetag-e, m. salvage || escape || life ... |l 
 oanot de , m. lifeboat 
 
 sanvenr, m. deliverer || Saviour. 
 
 aavamment, ad. learnedly, knowingly. 
 
 eavane, f. savannah. 
 
 savant, m. scholar || scientist 
 
 savant, e, a. learned || clever II well-Jo- 
 fornu-n. 
 
 aavantasae, m. pedantic scholar. 
 
 aavate, f. ol.l shoe || bungled work || hnnt- 
 the-slipper (game). 
 
 savaterle, f. old-shoe shop. 
 
 s a voter, v. a. to cobble, to bungle, to botch, 
 
 savetler, m. cobbler, bungler. 
 
 savour, f. savour, flavour, taste, relish. 
 
 aavoir, m. learning, erudition, science, 
 scholarship. 
 
 aavoir, v. a. ir. to know, to understand, 
 to have knowledge of, to be skilled, to be 
 able, to be aware, to have In memory || 
 a ~, namely, viz. || - vlvre, to know 
 how to behave, to be mannerly || talre ~, 
 to acquaint, to give Intelligence l| ae ~, to 
 know oneself to be || to get known || 
 falre, m. skill, wits (pi.) || vlvre, m. 
 goodmanners (pi.), goodbreedlng. 
 
 savon, m. soap || - de toilette, scented 
 soap. 
 
 aavonnagre, m. washing with soap II soap- 
 suds (pi.). |(fam.) to lecture. 
 
 avonner, v. a. to wash with soap, to lather || 
 
 aavonnerie, f. soap-house, soap-manu- 
 factory. 
 
 avonnette, f. soap-ball [| metallic spring- 
 cover of a watch || (montre) huntlng- 
 
 aavonnenx, BO, a. soapy. [watcn. 
 
 aavonnler, m. soap-boiler || (bot.) soap- 
 berry tree. 
 
 aavonrer, v. a. to savour, to relish. 
 
 aavourenx, ae, a. savoury || -sement, ad. 
 savourily || with relish. 
 
 Savoyard, m. errand-porter n cbnrl. 
 
 saxophone, m. saxophone (instrument). 
 
 sayndte, f. comic play, farce. Ithe law. 
 
 ablre, m. bailiff || police-officer || tool of 
 
 acabienae, f. (boil) scabious. 
 
 aoabrenz, ae, a. scabrous, rugged, rough || 
 ticklish || dangerous. 
 
 acalper. v. a. to scalp. 
 
 aoandale, m. scandal, offence || exposure II 
 pierre de ~, f. stumbling-block. 
 
 acandalenz, so, a. (-aemant, ad.) scan- 
 dalousfly). [to be scandalised. 
 
 Bcandallaer, v. a. to scandalise || ~, 
 
 scander, v. a. to scan. 
 
 aoaphandre, m. cork-Jacket || float for 
 swimming || diving-apparatus. 
 
 aoarab^e, m. beetle. 
 
 soaramonohe, m. buffoon. 
 
 Bcarifloateor, m. scarifier. 
 
 aoarlfler, v. a. to scarify. 
 
 oarlatlne, f. (md.) Buarlatluu, scarlet- 
 
 Hoarlatlne, a. scarlet Ifeyer. 
 
 aoarole, f. (bot.) endive. [Uou. 
 
 aoean, m. seal II seal-office || stamp Q sane- 
 
 so616rat, m. villain, profligate. 
 
 so616rat, e, a. flagitious, vlllanons. 
 
 Bo61rateaae, f. vlllany. 
 
 scell, m. (Jar.) seal.
 
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 eallement, m. sealing || cramping. 
 
 caller, v. a. to seel || to confirm || to cramp. 
 
 sceUenr, m. sealer. 
 
 scene, f. scene || stage, scenery || occur- 
 rence || quarrel || uproar || falre un ~ a- 
 qn., to blow one np, to go on at one. 
 
 ceniqve, a. scenic. 
 
 sceptlolame, m. scepticism. 
 
 sceptlqne, m. sceptic. 
 
 eeptlqne, a. sceptical. 
 
 sceptre, m. sceptre || sway. 
 
 schabraqne, f. (mil.) shabrack. 
 
 ftrhako, m. (mil.) shako. 
 
 schlsmatlqne, m. schismatic. 
 
 Rchlsmatlqne, a. schismatic*!. 
 
 chlsme, m. schism. 
 
 schlste, m. shlst, flaky stone. 
 
 schlarne, f- (mil.) flogging. 
 
 nchntek, ra. dram. 
 
 sehrapnel, m. shrapnel-shell. 
 
 selafre, m. sawing. 
 
 clagrraphle, f. (arch.) sciagraphy. 
 
 *elat"rlqne, a. sdateric. 
 
 seiatlqne, f. (m?d.) sciatica. 
 
 eiatlqne, a. (med.) sciatic. 
 
 cle, f. saw || sawfish || (fig.) bore. 
 
 sclemment, ad. knowingly. 
 
 science, f. science, knowledge, lemming. 
 
 eclentlflqne, a. (-ment, ad.) scientific 
 (ally). [bore || (mar.) to hold water. 
 
 oier, r. a. An. to saw || to reap || (fig.) to 
 
 clerle, f. saw-mill. [wood-sawyer. 
 
 sclenr, m. sawyer J| reaper II ~ de long:, 
 
 cinder, v. a. (jur.) to rescind || to cut off, 
 to divide. 
 
 rlntlller, T. n. to scintillate. 
 clon, m. sdon, young shoot, 
 elision, f. secession, separation. 
 
 dsslonnalre, m. seceder. 
 clBslonnalre, a. seceding. 
 Reinsure, f. fissure, 
 nclnre, f. sawdust, 
 colalre, a. scholastic. 
 colaBttqne, m. school-divine || ~, f. 
 
 scholastic dMnity. [(ally). 
 
 eolastlqne, a. (-ment, ad.) scholastic 
 
 collacte, m. scholiast. 
 
 colle, f. scholium. 
 eolopendre, f. centipede. 
 corbnt, m. (mid.) scurry, 
 corbntlqne, a. scorbutic. [(pi.). 
 
 corle, f. scoria, dross || -m, pi. clinkers 
 
 corplon, m. scorpion (| (Mtr.) Scorpion || 
 weaver (fish). 
 
 corsoner, f. viper's grass, 
 scrofnlea, f. pi. (md.) scrofula, king's 
 scrolulenx, , a. scrofulous. |evll. 
 
 scrnpnle, m. scruple, scrupulosity, qualm. 
 crnpuleax, , a. (-emnt, ad.) scru- 
 
 pulou*(ly) || nice, rigorous, 
 crntatenr, m. scrutator, Marcher, 
 crater, T. a. to scrutinise. 
 Hcrutln, m. Krutlny, Inquiry || ballot 
 cnlpter, T. a. to sculpture, to carve, 
 iculpteor, m. sculptor, cnrver. 
 vcnlptare, f. sculpture, carving, statuary. 
 S. E., His Eminence || His Excellency. 
 ut, pn. oneself, himself, herself, Itself, 
 
 themselves n F ^ h other, one another. 
 
 stance, f. sitting || session II sent. 
 
 seant. m. sitting posture. 
 
 s6ant, e, a. sitting II decent, becoming. 
 
 Bean, m. pail, bucket || ~ de toilette, 
 slop-pail. 
 
 s6bile, f. wooden bowl. 
 
 sec, m. dryness J| manger-food. 
 
 sec, adchfl, a. dry, dried, sapless II lean II 
 nnfeeling || smart || stiff II ready (of money) J| 
 ~, ad. dryly || sharply || (of drinking) hard. 
 
 secateur, m. prunlng-shears (pi.). 
 
 c^ceBBion, f. secession. 
 
 B^cnag-e, m. drying. 
 echo. f. cuttle-fish. /plainly. 
 
 sechement, ad. dryly, roughly, Dliintly II 
 secber, v. a. & n. to dry || to grow dry, to 
 
 wither || to pine away. 
 B^chereBBe, f. dryness, aridness [I short- 
 
 neas || plainness. 
 
 scholr, m. clothes-horse || drying-room. 
 second, m. helper, assistant n en ~, In a 
 
 subordinate capacity || in the second place || 
 
 an ~, on the second floor, 
 second, e, a. (-emant, ad.) secondly), 
 secondalre, a. (-ment, ad.) secondary | 
 
 secondarily. 
 econde, f. second || second class || second 
 
 form || second-tier box |l fore-cabin. 
 
 econder, T. a. to second, to help, to assist. 
 
 econer, v. a/ to shake, to jolt, to tosa to 
 shake off || Be ~, to shake oneself. 
 
 ecourable, a. helpful, ready to help I 
 (mil.) relievable. 
 
 eeonrlr, v. a. ir. to succour, to assist, to 
 help, to relieve. 
 
 Becours, m. succour, assistance, help, re- 
 lief || supply || an ~ I help ! help ! 
 
 ecouBse, f. shake, shock, ]erk. toss. 
 
 secret, ra. secret || close confinement | 
 secret spring || secret drawer. 
 
 secret, fete, a. (-element, ad.) secret(ly) 
 || private(ly) || recondite,!! close II Inwardly. 
 
 secretaire, m. secretary II writing-desk | 
 davenport. 
 
 ecretalrerle, f. secretary's office, 
 secretariat, m. secretaryship, 
 secrete, f. secret prayer, 
 so'creter, v. a. to secrete. 
 
 deration, f. (md.) secretion, 
 ectalre, m. sectarian. 
 ectatenr, m. follower, rotary. 
 
 ecte, f. sect. 
 
 section, f. section l| water-way, 
 secnlalre, a. secular || venerable fl old. 
 secularisation, f. sectilarisatlon. 
 4calarlaer, v. a. to secularise. 
 
 6cnlarlt, f. secular Jurisdiction, 
 ecnllar, m. layman. 
 
 oculler. ere, a. secular, worldly, 
 ecnndo, ad. avcondly. 
 ecurlte, f. w-( jiily. 
 
 sedan, in. Orduti-clolli. 
 
 adatlf. , a. (nKnl.i sedative, cclmlog. 
 
 edeutalre, a. aedentary || -ment, ad. 
 
 sedentarily. 
 4dlment, m. sediment || dregs, lees (pi.). 
 
 edttlnnx, se, a. (-sement, ad.) sedl- 
 tlous(ly).
 
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 sedition 
 
 addition, f. riot, tumult. Insurrection. 
 
 6ductenr, trice, m. A f. eeduccr, mis- 
 Jeader, entlcer. 
 
 sfdncteur, trice, * seduclnp || seductive. 
 seduction, f. seduction || allurement || 
 bribery. 
 
 edalre, v. ft. Ir. to seduce, to mislead, to 
 delude, to bewitch || to corrupt, to bribe. 
 
 selde, m. fanatical assassin |[ fanatic. 
 scigrle, m. (bot.) rye, 
 selgrneur, m. lord, nobleman II Grand 
 Seig-r enr, high personage || sultan. 
 
 eigrnenrlal, e, a. lordly, magnificent, 
 selg-nenrle, f. lordship N manor, (noble, 
 nein. m. breast, heart, bosom || woinb || 
 
 (fig.) midst, depth. 
 
 eelne, f. drag-net. 
 
 Kolcg:. m. sign manual, signature. 
 
 seize, a. sixteen || sixteenth (of the month). 
 
 BeiKieme, m. sixteenth part. 
 
 eelxleme, a. sixteenth. 
 
 sejonr, m. abode, sojourn, stay. 
 
 eejonrner, v. n. to stay, to remain || to 
 dwell, to tarry, to make a stay. 
 
 nel, m. salt J| (rig.) poignancy, wit. 
 
 election, f. selection. 
 
 Belle, f. saddle || stool. 
 
 seller, v. a. to saddle. 
 
 ellerie, f. saddle-room || saddlery. 
 
 sellette, f. culprit's stool || shoe-black's 
 
 aellier, m. saddler. [box. 
 
 selon, pr. agreeably to, according to, pur- 
 suant to || ~ mol, in my opinion. 
 
 emallles, f. pi. sowing-time || seed. 
 
 semalne, f. week || week's work || week's 
 gain ou wages || pocket-money. 
 
 emalnler, m. letter-rack || set of seven |l 
 officer of the week. 
 
 semaphore, m. semaphore. 
 
 semaqne, f. fishing smack, boat. 
 
 emblable, m. equal, match || fellow-crea- 
 ture || -B, pi. kind. 
 
 semblable, a. like, alike, such. 
 
 semblant, m. appearance || pretence || out- 
 side, show. 
 
 embler, v. n. to scera, to look, to appear || 
 11 me semble. methinks. /step. 
 
 aemelle, f. sole |j foot (of a stocking) || (fig.) 
 
 emence, f. seed. 
 
 seiner, v. a. to sow || to spread, to scatter, 
 
 to sprinkle, to strew. (lough. 
 
 emestre, m. half-year || six months' fur- 
 Bemestrlel, le, a. half-yearly, 
 semestrier, m. officer (ou soldier) who 
 
 has leave of absence for six months. 
 Bemeur, m. sower || spreader, 
 semi . . ., (en connexion) half . . ., 
 
 semi . . . [active. 
 
 emlllant, e, a. brisk, lively, sprightly, 
 semlnaire, m. seminary || priests' college. 
 semis, m. seed-plot || sowing || aeedliag. 
 Smitlque, a. Semitic. 
 
 eemolr, in. Bowlng-mftchuM || seed-Up || 
 monoe, f. suiaiuuiid || lecture. [unli. 
 aemoucar. v. a. to lecture, 
 semoule, f. semolina, 
 sempiternal, le, a. everlasting. 
 Benat, m. senate, senate-house, 
 eenateur, m. senator. 
 
 senatorerle, f. senatorship. 
 
 senatorial, e, senatoriea, n, . wrm- 
 
 senatrlce, f. senator's lady. [torial. 
 
 senatns - consults, ui. decree of the senate. 
 
 aen6, m. (bot.) senna. 
 
 senechal, m. seneschal, high bailiff. 
 
 sSndchale, f. seneschal's lady. 
 
 senechaassee, f. seneschal's court. 
 
 senecon, m. (bot.) groundsel. 
 
 seneve, m. (bot) mustard-"seed || charlock. 
 
 sens, ra. sense, judgment, understanding, 
 intellect, reason, meaning, signification II 
 wits (pi.) || ~ dessns deasons, topsy- 
 turvy, upside down || ~ devant derrtere, 
 the wrong way round, preposterously. 
 
 sensation, f. sensation. 
 
 sense, e, a. (-meat, ad.) sensible l| sen- 
 sibly, [feeling. 
 
 8ensibiUt6, f. sensibility sensitiveness, 
 
 sensible, a. sensible, perceptible || easily 
 affected, sensibly affected || compassionate I 
 grateful || painful || obvious l| ment, ad. 
 sensibly, perceptibly || feelingly jj obviously. 
 
 aenstblerie, f. sentimentality || maudlin. 
 
 ensitlf, ve, a. sensitive. 
 
 sensitive, f. (bot.) sensitive plant 
 
 Bensnallste, m. sensualist. 
 
 sensuality, f. sensuality. 
 
 senanel, m. sensualist. 
 
 ensnel, le, a. (-lenient, a.) sensiial(ly) || 
 voluptuous(ly). 
 
 aententleuz, ae, a. (-semen t, ad.) ten- 
 tentious(ly). 
 
 sentenr, f. scent, odour, perfume || pois 
 de ~, m. sweet-scented pea. 
 entier, m. path, pathway, footway, road, 
 entiment, m. sentiment, sensation || af- 
 fection, feeling || mind, opinion || incllna- 
 ontimental, e, a. sentimental. [Uon. 
 entlne, f. sink of a ship || well, 
 entlnelle, f. sentinel || sentry || en ~, to 
 stand sentry. 
 
 sentir, v. a. it n. ir. to feel, to perceive || 
 to smell || to scent l| to savour |j to have a 
 smell, to have a taste, to taste || to smell 
 strong || ne ~ qne 1'ean, to be tasteless || 
 ae ~, to feel oneself, to know oneself, to 
 be sensible of one's condition, to know 
 one's resources, to be felt, to cause pain. 
 
 eoir, v. n. to be seated, sitting l| to suit, 
 to become, to fit. 
 
 separation, f. separation, parting || di- 
 vorce || ~ de corps et blena, (jar.) judi- 
 cial separation. 
 
 separe, e, a. (-ment, ad.) separate(d) || 
 distinct || separately. 
 
 separer, v. a. to separate, to disjoin, to 
 disunite, to set apart, to sunder, to take 
 Hsuuder || to divide || to divorce || se ~, to 
 part froiu one, to leave || to break up. 
 
 sept, 111. seventh (of the moutb) || (numbw) 
 be vn. 
 
 sept, H. seven. 
 
 geptdinbre, in. September. 
 
 eptentrlon, in. uuitti. 
 
 septentrional, e, a. northern, 
 
 eptleme, m. seventh part. 
 
 aeptieme, f. sequence of seven card*. 
 
 septieme, a. (-ment, ad.) Bevenlh(ly).
 
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 ttptuaff enairti, in. A (. septuagenarian. 
 
 septuag-tfnalre, a. septuagenarian. 
 
 Septuagreslme, f. Sepluagesiua. 
 
 sopnlcral, e, a. sepulchral. 
 
 Bfipulfrure, f. sepulture, burial || vault 
 
 B6quelle, f. gap?, itet, host. jtration. 
 
 s^qnestre, m. (jur.) sequestrator || seques- 
 
 seqnestrer, v. n. to sequester || to set apart. 
 
 e6rall, m. seraglio. 
 
 seran, m. (lax-comb, hackle. 
 
 srancer, T. a. to dress flax, to hackle. 
 
 seraphin, m. seraph. 
 
 seraphique, a. seraphic. 
 
 serein, m. evening dew. 
 
 serein, e, a. serene, clear || calm, quiet 
 
 serenade, f. serenade. 
 
 Ber6nlBslme, a. Most Serene. 
 
 serenlte, f. serenity, calmness. 
 
 stfreux, BB, a. (mcd.) serous. 
 
 art, m. serf. 
 
 erfonette, f. hoe. 
 
 serfonir, v. a. to hoe. 
 
 erg-ant, m. sergeant || (mar.) holdfast || ~ 
 de vllle, policeman, constable || - f onr- 
 rler, quarter-master || ~ inatrnctenr, 
 drill-sergeant. [trade. 
 
 erg-erle, f. serge-manufactory || serge- 
 
 erlcloole, a. ol silk-husbandry J| sllk- 
 serie, f. series. (producing. 
 
 erleusement, ad. seriously, in earnest. 
 serieux, ui. seriousness || an ~, in earnest. 
 serlenit, ma, a. serious, solemn, grave || 
 
 thinking. 
 
 serin, e, m. 4 f . canary-bird || simpleton. 
 
 uorln, e, a. silly, green. 
 
 serluer, v. a. to teach a bird with the bird- 
 organ l| to coach up. 
 
 serlnetta, f. bird-organ. 
 
 erlng-at. m. (bot.) syringa. 
 erlng-ue, f. syringe, squirt, 
 erlng-uer, y. a. to syringe, to squirt 
 erment, m. oath, swearing, protestation y 
 
 prater ~, to take an oath. 
 
 ermon, m. sermon || lecture, 
 vermonner, v. n. to lecture, 
 sermonnaur, se, m. A t. sermon I ser. 
 *rolt, f. (mid.) seroslty, waleriness || 
 
 serp'eTf. bill-hook, hedging-bill, 
 serpent, in. serpent, snake. 
 
 erpentalre. m. WO.] Serpentarlui |f 
 secretary-bird || ~, f. (bot.) snnke-root 
 
 serpeziteau, m. young serpent || small 
 
 erpent*, f. tissue-paper. [squib. 
 
 erpauter, v. n. to wind about, to meander. 
 
 erpentln, m. cock of a musket 
 
 k rpen tin e, f. (bot.) grass-plan tola D (mln.) 
 
 serpenll ne-stone. 
 serpentine, , serpentine. 
 
 rpett*. f. pruolnft-kaUe. 
 erpilller*, f. packlna-clotb. 
 rpolet, m. (bot.) wild thytw 
 
 rr, (. groen-hou^e II consertisory || talon, 
 claw || grip || ~ oband*, Imt-lioii'e |l ~- 
 nie, iu. (mil.) last niau in a file I! ttvinino^t 
 hip |l --ne, ID. twllcli (for burfea) II ~- 
 paplera, m. paper-buldiT || klur-c.li|, || 
 Ml of plg*on-holei || -- tt. iu. i.ljl.tmp- 
 rlbUm. /- 
 
 arre, e, a. <i nJ. sque?.eU || tiglit, cla^e, 
 cuiupnct, fast || concise || locked up |j closely, 
 bard, soundly. 
 
 errement, m. squeezing, pressing || op- 
 pression || tightness || - de ocenr, great 
 grief || heart-burning. 
 
 serrer, v. a. to squeeze, to tighten, to 
 fasten, to bind close j| to lock up, In clasp || 
 to make costive || se -, to grow tighter, 
 to shrink || to sit ou lie close. (lock. 
 
 serrnre, f. lock [ ~ i double tour, double 
 
 serrnrerle, f. locksmith's work ou trade. 
 
 serrurler, m. locksmith. 
 
 sertlr, T. n. to set in a bezil (of Jewels). 
 
 serv&g-e, m. bondage, slavery. 
 
 servant, m. gunner || assistant priest 
 
 fiervante.f. maidservant || dinner-waggon || 
 dumb-wnlter. 
 
 servlable, a. serviceable, obliging. 
 
 service, ra. service, divine worship || office, 
 employment || set of dishes and pltttfs, 
 course of dishes || da ~, in attendance, on 
 duty. 
 
 serviette, f. napkin || towel. 
 
 servile, a. (-ment, ad.) sei vlle(ly). 
 
 servillte, f. servility, baseness. 
 
 servlr, v. a. A n. Ir. to serve, to wait upon, 
 
 . to help at table, to attend |l to worship || to 
 be of use, to be useful || to be instrumental 
 |l to>be in service || to serve In the army || 
 se ~, to help oneself || to be used up. 
 
 sarvltenr, m. servant. 
 
 servitude, f. servitude || (Jur.) easement 
 
 ses, pn. pi. (de son) his, her, its, their. 
 
 session, f. session, sitting. 
 
 seall, m. sill, threshold. 
 
 seal, e, a. (-ement, ad.) solefly) || only, 
 alone, lonely, self || but, singly. 
 
 save, f. sap, juice, moisture. 
 
 6vera, a. (-ment, ad.) severe(ly) || bard, 
 sharp H stern(ly) || rigorous, austere. 
 
 severlta, f. severity, rigour, austerity, 
 sternness, strictness. 
 
 sivloas, m. pi. ill-treatment. 
 
 aavlr, v. n. to be guilty of severe ou Ill- 
 treatment (to ward si || to rage. 
 
 savraya, m. weaning. 
 
 savrar, v. a. to wenn || to deprive. 
 
 savreosa, f. dry-nurse. 
 
 sexagrenalre, m. & t. sexagenarian. 
 
 sazag-enalre, a. sexagenarian. 
 
 Sexaft-eslme, f. Sexagesima. 
 
 saza, m. sex. 
 
 sextant, m. (astr.) sextant. 
 
 saxtnplar, v. a. to Increase sixfold. 
 
 saxnal, la, a. sexual. 
 
 shako, m. soldier's cnp. 
 
 t, c. & ad. If, unless, whether || so || - QB, 
 and If || - blan qua, so that 
 
 Sibylla, f. sibyl. 
 
 slbyUln, a, a. sibylline. 
 
 sloalra, m. hired murderer. 
 
 slccatlt, in. drying colour. 
 
 slooatlf, va, a. drying. 
 
 sldaral, a, a. sidereal. 
 
 slaola, m. century, age || time || world. 
 
 sler*. m. seat, chair |l tribunal, court Of 
 Judlcnture || see (of a bishop) H silg* (ot 
 town) || coachman's box.
 
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 sieger Bolgncr 
 
 r. v. n. to bold a see || to alt || (fig.) to 
 
 be seated. 
 Ian, m. bis own, hers, ber own, one's 
 
 own || lea -, pi. bis ou her relations (pi.), 
 
 one's relations (pi.). 
 ten, ne, pn. his, ber, its. 
 Bleats, f. afternoon's nap. 
 lour, m. sir, master. 
 slfnement, m. whistling, hissing, hiss. 
 liner, v. a. to whistle, to bias || to 
 
 warble || to damn a play. 
 slfflet, m. whistle || cat-call || wind-pipe. 
 Blfflenr, se, m. & f. whistler, hisser. 
 slfflenr, Be, a. whistling. 
 Iffisb6, m. gallant, lover. 
 slg-nal, m. signal, sign. 
 Big-nal6, e, a. signalised, signal || notorious. 
 alg-nalement, m. description. 
 signaler, v. a. to signalise || to describe || 
 
 to mark out || (mar.) to make signals. 
 ig-nallste, m. signalman. 
 elg-natalre, m. signer, subscriber. 
 Hlg-nature, f. signature || signing. 
 sig-ne. m. sign, token || signal, mark || 
 
 DOd (I wink. 
 
 Blg-uwr, v. a. to sign || se ~, to cross oneself. 
 Ig-net, m. tassel (for books), marker. 
 ig-nlfiaut, e, a. significant. 
 slg-nlficatlf, ve, a. significative, expres- 
 
 sive. [(Jur. ) legal notice. 
 
 signification, f. signification, meaning |] 
 sig-nlfler, v. a, to signify, to mean, to be- 
 
 token, to express || to declare. 
 Hence, m. silence, stillness || pause. 
 Bllencloux, ae, a. (-soment, ad.) silent 
 Ilex, m. (min. (flint. [(ly)|| still. 
 
 silhouette, f. silhouette || profile, out- 
 
 line, shadow. 
 
 llice, f. silicious earth || flint. 
 lUag-e, m. track ou course of a ship. 
 Won, m. furrow, ridge || wrinkle || -a, pi. 
 
 land, fields. 
 
 Ulonner, v. a. to furrow, to wrinkle. 
 lmagT6o, f. grimace || -a, pi. apishness. 
 nimarre, m. night-gown || justices' robe. 
 Imllalre, a. similar. 
 slmllarlte, f. similarity. 
 Imllor, m. similor. 
 slmonlaque, a. situoniacal. 
 imonle, f. simony. 
 Imoun, m. simoon. 
 simple, a. (-ment, ad.) simple || simply || 
 
 single, only, btu-e(ly) || i.ieiv(ly) || cotn- 
 
 aiun, ordinary || silly, foolish || downright 
 
 || plaln(ly) || harmless || private. 
 simplicity, f. simplicity, plainness || sil- 
 
 liness. 
 
 Impllfler, v. a. to simplify. 
 imnlacre, m. image, idol, phantom || 
 
 feint. [felt. 
 
 sirnale, e, a. fictitious, feigned ]| counter- 
 slmuler, v. a. to pretend, to feign || to 
 
 ibam || to counterfeit. [taneous(ly). 
 
 Inmltand, e, a. (-ment, ad.) bimul- 
 Imnltaneite, f. slmultaneousnesa. 
 luaplsme, in. mustard -plaster. 
 
 sincere, a. i-ment, ad.) siacere(ly) II 
 iau6rlte, f. sincerity. 
 t>l&6coi-, 1 
 
 Ltruly. 
 
 0iu*t>, m, ape, monkey y uaitau* u < 
 machine. 
 
 alnrer, v. a. to ape, to mimic. 
 
 ainrerle, f. apish trick, grimace || mimicry. 
 
 sing-ear, , s, apish. 
 
 slug-ularlaer. v. a. to render singular. 
 
 sliigrularlt*, f. singularity, oddness, pecu- 
 liarity. 
 
 slngrulier, ere, a. (-erement, ad.) sln- 
 gulor(ly) || peculiar(ly) || particular, strange, 
 odd(ly). 
 
 alnlstre, m. disaster || damage. 
 
 ainlstre, a. sinister, unlucky, ominous, 
 inauspicious, unfortunate. 
 
 Blnon, ad. else, or else, if not 
 
 Innenz, e, a. sinuous, winding. 
 
 slnuosltS, f. sinuosity, windings (pi.). 
 
 alnaa, m. (an.) sinus || (geom.) sine. 
 
 siphon, m. siphon || bottle of Seltzenrater. 
 
 sire, m. sire || squire || fellow || stick. 
 
 Irene, f. siren, mermaid. 
 
 slroo(o), m. sirocco.' 
 
 strop, m. sirup. 
 
 slroter, v. n. to lip. 
 
 Blrupenz, se, a. sirupy. 
 
 ala, e, a. (Jur.) situate. 
 
 tte, m. site, position. 
 
 sltfit (que), c. as soon as. 
 
 situation, f. situation, condition y (mar.) 
 bearing. 
 
 sltne, e, a. situated. 
 
 tz, m. sixth (of the month). 
 
 tz, a. six. 
 
 alzaln, m. stanza of six verses ]| six packs 
 
 slxl&me, m. sixth. J(of cards). 
 
 slzldme, f. sequence of six cards. 
 
 slxleme, a. (-ment, ad.) sLxth(ly). 
 
 alzte, f. (mus.) sixth. 
 
 aobre, a. (-ment, ad.) sober(ly) || temper- 
 ately) || sparing(ly) || abstemiously). 
 
 sobrl6t, f. sobriety, soberness, temper- 
 
 sobrlqttet, m. nickname. [ance. 
 
 BOO, m. share || plough-share. 
 
 BoclabllltS, f. sociability. 
 
 sociable, a. (-ment, ad.) sociable || so- 
 ciably y companionable, tractable. 
 
 social, e, a. (-ement, ad.) social (ly) |] of 
 the firm ou company. 
 
 Boolallsme, m. socialism. 
 
 soolaaiate, m. socialist 
 
 socletalre, m. partner, member, associate. 
 
 8ool6t6, f. society || company || club j| 
 party || partnership. 
 
 oole, m. socle, base. 
 
 socqua, m. wooden sandal, clog. 
 
 scaur, f. sister II ~ de la.lt, foster-sister. 
 
 sol, pn. one, oneself, himself, herself, It- 
 self, themselves H de ~, of itself || <- 
 meme, oneself, himself, herself, itself II 
 ~-disant, e, a. would-be y self-styled U 
 supposed || so-called. 
 
 sole, f. silk HI bristle y hair || ~ plat*, 
 twisted; silk. |factnre. 
 
 solerle) f. silk-stuff || silk-trade, silk-mann- 
 
 nolt, f. Uiiist || dryness || volr , to be 
 thirsty || (fig.) to thirst for. (nice. 
 
 solgrne, e, a. highly finished || elaborata U 
 
 aolgaar, v. u. to look after, to t&k* car* 
 of y to attend, to nurse.
 
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 fcuiK<koujc, , a. (-semen t, ad.) earV- 
 luUly). (tion(pl.). 
 
 oln, m. care || -m, pi. attendance || atteu- 
 olr, m. evening, eve, niglit, afternoon. 
 
 olr6e, f. evening, evening party, evening 
 
 performance. 
 
 olt, c. & ad. either, or || - 1 b it so ! well ! 
 solxantalne, f. sixty, threescore. 
 olzsvnte, a. sixty, threescore || ~-dlx, 
 solxantieme, m. sixtieth. [seventy, 
 
 olzantleme, a. sixtieth. 
 
 ol, m. soil, ground, 
 olalre, a. solar, solary. 
 oldat, m. soldier, 
 oldat, a. m. soldierly, 
 oldateaque, f. soldiery. 
 
 oldateaqne, a. soldierly. 
 
 olde, m. final settlement || balance || sur- 
 plus stock II pour ~ de ton* oomptea, 
 in full of all demands. 
 
 olde, f. soldier's pay. 
 
 older, T. a. to pay (troops) || (com.) to 
 close an account f| to sell off. 
 
 ole, f. sole || sleeper || break. 
 ololme, m. (gr.) solecism. 
 
 olell, m. sun j| sunshine || (bot.) sun- 
 flower II sun-fish || remonsuance II 11 fait 
 da ~, the sun shines. 
 
 olunnel, le, a. (-lement. ad.) solemn 
 
 HOlennlser, v. a. to solemnise. [(ly). 
 
 eolennlte, f. solemnity. 
 
 olfere, m. (mus.) solfeggio, 
 eolfler, v. a. (mus.) to solfa. 
 Boltdalre, a. (-ment, ad.) (Jur.) con- 
 Jointly answerable. 
 
 olidarlte, f. (Jur.) Joint responsibility. 
 ollde. a. (-ment. ad.) solld(lv) || not 
 
 liquid || strong, stable, steadfast || firra(ly) || 
 
 real || substantlal(ly). 
 oUdlfler. v. a. to solidify. 
 olldlte, f. solidity || firmness, strength || 
 
 soundness. 
 
 ollloqne, m. soliloquy. 
 ollate, m. (mus.) soloist 
 olltalre, m. solitaire (Jewel). 
 solitaire, a. solitary, lonely, desert || 
 
 ment, aid. soiltarily. 
 
 sollTe, f. Joist, rafter. [fellow, 
 
 sollvean, HI. small Joist || (fig.) stupid 
 
 olllcltatlon, f. solicitation, entreaty, 
 olliclter, v. a. to solicit || to entreat, to 
 
 urge j| to petition || to canvass. 
 
 GllicUeur, ease, m. A t. solicitor || can- 
 
 vasser || sollcilress. 
 
 olllcltude, f. solicitude, anxiety, 
 soluble, a. soluble, solvable, 
 solution, f. solution || break, 
 solvability, f. solvency, 
 solvable, a. solvent 
 
 ombre, a. dark, dim, dull, cloudy, gloomy, 
 
 melancholy || fair* -, to be dark, 
 ombrer, v. n. (mar.) to sink, to go down, 
 aommalre, m. summary, compendium, 
 ommatre, a. -summary, compendious || 
 
 -ment, ad. summarily || compendiously, 
 .summation, f. summon* (pi.), 
 somms), m. sleep, nap. 
 omme, f. sum || amount II burden II en -, 
 aommell, in. sleep || sleepWM. [liuaUy. 
 
 ommelller, v. n. to slumber. 
 Bommelier, m. butler || cellarmmn. 
 Bommellerle, f. butlerehlp || pantry. 
 sommer, v. a. to summon, to challenge || 
 to Kuril up. 
 
 ommet, m. summit, top, ridge ]| height. 
 ommler, m. pack-horse || horse-hair 
 
 mattress || bressumer || wind-box of an 
 organ. Fman ou lady. 
 
 sommit6, f. top, apex, height || eminent 
 
 omnambnle, m. a. 1. somnambulist. 
 
 Bomnambule, a. niKhtwalklnK. 
 
 omnambullBme, m. somnambulism. 
 
 somnolent, e, a. somnolent, drowsy. 
 
 somptualre, a. sumptuary. 
 
 omptaeaz, se , a. (cement, ad.) 
 
 8Ulll|)tllOU8(ly). 
 
 Bomptuoalto, f. sumntuousness. 
 on, m. sound || bran || beat (of the drum) d 
 on (pi. sea), pr. his, her, its. [ringing., 
 senate, f. (mus.) sonata. 
 Bondage, m. sounding. 
 onde, f. probe || plummet, fathom-line. 
 Bonder, v. a. to sound, to try the depth 
 of, to plumb l| (chir.) to probe (a wound) || 
 -to search, to scrutinise. 
 aondear, m. sounding-man. 
 aong-e, m. dream || dn-ainlng || ~-creu, 
 
 in. dreamer, visiouary. 
 
 oug-er, v. a. >t n. to dream || to think, to 
 
 muse || to consider. 
 ong-l-, ae, ro. & f. dreamer. 
 Bonnallle, f. bell (of a beast of burden). 
 Bonualllor, m. bell-wether. 
 
 sonnalller, v. n. to ring continually. 
 
 unding 
 sonorous. 
 
 onnant, e, 
 
 ng j| striking || 
 
 Bomi6, e, a. past || completed, full. 
 onner, v. a. & n. to sound, to yield a 
 
 sound, to ring || to strike || to toll. 
 onnerle, f. ring of bells |j bells of a 
 
 church |l clockwork. 
 onnet, m. sonnet. 
 onnette, f. little bell || serpent 4 -, 
 
 m. rattle-snake. 
 
 onneur, m. bell-ringer. 
 onore, a. sonorous. 
 
 ophlsme, m. sophism. 
 
 sophlate, m. sophist. fto subtilise. 
 
 Bophlstlquer, v. a. to act the sophutt U 
 
 Boporlflqae, a. soporific. 
 
 orbe, f. (bot.) sorb-apple. 
 
 sorbet, m. sherbet. 
 
 sorbetlere, f. ice-box. 
 
 orbier, m. (bot) sorb || service-tree. 
 
 soroellerle, f. sorcery, witchcraft 
 
 order, Are, m. & f. sorcerer, wizard. 
 
 enchanter, magician, conjurer, diviner [| 
 
 witch, sorceress, hag. 
 ordlde, a. (-ment, ad.) sordld(ly) (rneau 
 
 07) II nlKgardlly). [thing | tritl*. 
 
 Bornette. f. idle talk, nonpeoiw | silly 
 sort, m. fate, destiny, lot, chance, hazard, 
 
 fortune || Jeter au ~, tlrer au ~, to caat 
 sortable, a, suitable. [lou. 
 
 aortant, m. outgoer. 
 uortant, e, a. going ou coming out 
 
 drawn || leaving otflc || retiring, 
 
 Ing || outgoing.
 
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 sorts soupld 
 
 Borte, f. tort, kind, species, manner, 
 way, wise, guise || da la ~, thus, In this 
 manner || da ~ quo, en ~ Qua, so that. 
 
 Borteur. se, a. fond of going out. 
 
 sortie, f. going out, exit, issue, passage, 
 outlet, exportation, export || (mil. ) attack l| 
 a, la ~ de, at the end of || ~ de bal, 
 opera-cloak I] drolt da ~, m. export-duty. 
 
 ortllegre, m. sorcery, witchcraft, fascina- 
 tion. 
 
 sortlr, v. a. & n. ir. to Issue, to get out || 
 to come out, to go abroad || to emerge, to 
 rise U to take, to obtain || to bring out. 
 
 aosie, f. person exactly resembling an- 
 other || twin. [fowl). 
 
 Bot-1'y-laisae, m. "parson's nose" (of a 
 
 act, m. blockhead, dolt, fool. 
 
 sot, te. a. (-temeut, ad.) stupld(ly) || 
 silly, foolish(ly) || idle |j impertinently). 
 
 Botte, f. Billy woman. 
 
 aottise, f. silliness, folly, foolishness, 
 stupidity || foolish trick || -s, pi. abusive 
 language. (piece. 
 
 son, m. sou, halfpenny || gros ~, penny- 
 
 soubassement, m. base j| valance. 
 
 Boubresaut, m. start, Jolt, shock |l gambol. 
 
 aoubratte, I. chamber-maid || abigail. 
 
 souohe, f. stump || stem, foundation U 
 (fig.) blockhead. 
 
 souchet, m. rag-stone. 
 
 sonci, m. care, solicitude, anxiety, trouble [I 
 (bot.) marigold || sans ~, free from care || 
 8ans-~, m. careless fellow. 
 
 a souoler, to care, to mind, to regard. 
 
 eouolanx. Be, a. careful, cloudy, uneasy, 
 
 Boucoupa, f. saucer. [solicitous, 
 
 aoudagre, m. soldering. 
 
 soudaln, a, a. (-em ant, ad.) sudden(ly). 
 
 boudainetS, f. suddenness. 
 
 boudan, m. sultan. 
 
 soudard, m. weather-beaten soldier. 
 
 aonde, (. (min.) soda || (bot.) glass- wort. 
 
 souder, v. a. to solder || to weld || to join, 
 to unite. 
 
 oudoyer, v, a, to keep soldiers in pay. 
 
 aoudure, f. solder, soldering. 
 
 soufflagre, m. glass-blowing. 
 
 souffle, m. breath, blast, whiff || breeze of 
 wind |J inspiration. 
 
 souffle, m. puff. 
 
 outfit, a, a. (culin.) souffle 1 . 
 
 uoutner, r. a. 4 n. to blow || to sound (a 
 wind-instrument) || to put out, to ex- 
 tinguish |l to huff (at draughts) I] to pant, 
 to puff I) to whisper, to prompt Ij to 
 swell, to extol || to deprive || to sheathe (a 
 
 oufflerle, f. bellows-work. [ship). 
 
 oufflet, m. bellows || box on the ear || 
 affront [box the ears of. 
 
 ouffiatar, v. a. to slap on the face || to 
 
 Boutfiatlar, m. bellows-maker. 
 
 so uf flour, m. blower || prompter || panter|| 
 - d'orffue. orgau-bluwer. 
 
 aonfflara, f. flaw (in metals) || bubble. 
 
 Bouftranoe, f. suffering, pain, affliction, 
 trouble, torment 111 oar ae~, m. borrowed 
 light || delay. 
 
 Boufxrant, a, a, suffering, in pain, patient || 
 poorly. 
 
 uouffra-douleur, m. drudgs n laughing 
 stock. 
 
 Bourfreteux, , a. suffering misery, 
 miserable. 
 
 onffrlr, v. a. A n. to suffer, to bear, to 
 endure, to tolerate, to undergo, to sus- 
 tain || to give leave, to let, to permit. 
 
 soufro, m. sulphur, brimstone. 
 
 soufrer, v. a. to dip In brimstone. 
 
 sonfriere, f. sulphur-mine. 
 
 aouhalt, m. wish, desire || a> ~, according 
 to one's wish. 
 
 aouhaiter, v. a. to wish, to desire, to long 
 
 souille, f. bog, soil || (mar.) bed. [for. 
 
 Boulller, v. a. to dirty, to stain, to sully || 
 to contaminate, to blemish || to profane. 
 
 Bouillon, m. & 1. young sloven ou slut || 
 scullion. 
 
 soulllure, f. filth, dirt, stain, spot. 
 
 soul, m. one's fill. 
 
 soul, a, a. full, glutted U tipsy, drunk. 
 
 sonlag-oment, m. relief, ease, comfort || 
 help. 
 
 soulag-er, v. a. to ease, to relieve, to dis- 
 burden, to alleviate, to comfort, to assist. 
 
 sonlard, a, m. & f. drunkard. 
 
 scalar, v. a. to fill, to glut, to cloy, to 
 satiate, to fuddle || sa ~, to get drunk. 
 
 aonlenr, f. sudden flight. 
 
 soulevement, m. rising || indignation || In- 
 surrection || swelling || qualm. 
 
 soule-ver. v. a. to lift, to heave up, to 
 raise up || to rouse |j to stir || to excite in- 
 dignation, to rise U se ~, to rise, to revolt, 
 
 Bouller, m. shoe. [to mutiny. 
 
 sonllg-nement, m. underlining. 
 
 aoullgrner, v. a. to underline. 
 
 aoulte, f. (com.) balance. 
 
 eonmettre, v. a. ir. to submit, to subdue || 
 se ~, to submit, to yield. 
 
 soumis, a, a. submissive || submitted U 
 
 . humble, dutiful. 
 
 Bonmlaslon, f. submission, submissive- 
 ness, obedience || (jur.) contract II tender. 
 
 Bonmisslonnaira, m. if. tendering party. 
 
 Bonmlssionnar, v. a. to tender (for). 
 
 aoupape, f. valve |l ping. 
 
 aoapoon, m. nuspicion || distrust U con- 
 jecture, hint || the mere name of It || 
 merest taste. 
 
 Boapoonnar, v. a. to suspect. 
 
 soupoonneux, ae, a. suspicious. 
 
 Boupe, f. soup || porridge || ~ g-raaae, meat 
 soup || ~ malgrre, vegetable soup || ~ au 
 lalt, milk-porridge || ~ a la blara, egt;- 
 flip. 
 
 sonpenta, f. main-braces (of a coach) 
 (pi.) || loft (for a servant's bed). 
 
 aouper, m. supper. 
 
 souper, v. n. to sup, to eat one's supper. 
 
 soupaser, v. a. to weigb by the band. 
 
 aouplere, f. soup-tureen. 
 
 souplr, m. sigh || gasp || (mug.) crotchet- 
 
 souplrall, m. air-hole. . [ml. 
 
 soaplrant, m. lover. 
 
 uouplrer, v. n. to sigh, to fetch a sigh || 
 ~ apras, to pant after. 
 
 Moupla, a. supple, pliant, flexible, om- 
 plalaaut
 
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 boaplesse, f. suppleness, flexibility, 
 
 facility || -a, (pi.) tricks (pi.). 
 aonquenllle, f. smock-frock, stable-coat, 
 sonquer. v. a. (mar.) to row uu pull hard, 
 source, f. source, sprint;, fountain || head || 
 
 do >, spring || naturally. 
 
 ourcll, m. eye-brow. 
 
 onrclller, v. n. to knit the brow, to 
 shrink || to spring || to show the least 
 emotion || to gush out 
 
 sourcllleux, ae, a. (poet.) high, lofty, 
 stepped, haughtv l| supercilious-. 
 
 oard, e, m. & t. deal man on woman. 
 
 oard, e, a. diaf || lnseniblp || secret 
 underhand || dull j| dark |l hollow |i low 
 confused || dead (of files) || rumbling 
 -ement, ad. In a dull manner || secretly, 
 without noise || 1 1 a low voice. 
 
 onrdaad, m. person hard of hearing. 
 
 sourdine, f. damper |l a la ~, secretly || 
 silly. [up, to gush out. 
 
 Bourdre, r. n. (of water) to spring, to well 
 
 BOariceaa, m. little mouse. 
 
 aoarlclere, f. mouse-Imp. 
 
 oarire, v. n. ir. to smile, to simper. 
 
 oorire, sourls, m. smile, simpering. 
 
 onrlB, f. mouse. 
 
 sournola, e, a. sly, cunning. 
 
 BOOB, pr. under, beneath, below, nigh || (in 
 coin p.) assislnnl, ub || ~-af former, v. a. 
 to underlet || ~-barbe, f. under-lip (of a 
 horse) II --outane, a. (an.) subcutane- 
 ous || --chef, in. second clerk || --en- 
 tendre, v. a. to understand ; ^-entente, 
 f. menial reservation || ~-f erme, f. under- 
 lease || --g-arde, f. trigger-guard || ~- 
 rorge, f. throat-band | ~-lleutenance, 
 T sub-lieutenancy, enslgncy M -lieute- 
 nant, m. tub-lieutenant |j ensign || cornet || 
 ~-louer, T. a. to underlet || --maltre, 
 m. assistant master, usher || ~-mal- 
 treBBe, f. under-governess|j~>inarln, e, 
 a. submarine || ~-o>nvra, t. under-pin- 
 ning || reprendre n --ceuvre, to 
 underpin || ~-offlcler, m. non-com- 
 missloned officer || --ordre, m. (jur.) 
 under-clerk||en~-ordre,subordinate(ly)|| 
 --pled, ui. strap l| --sol, m. subsoil || 
 basement || ~-vntrl*re. f. belly-band. 
 
 Bonscrlpteur, m. subscriber. 
 
 onsorlre, v. a. A n. Ir. to subscribe, to 
 set one's hand to || to give consent to. to 
 consent [signed. 
 
 aouBslffne', a, a. underwritten || uuder- 
 
 sonsslg-ner, v. a. to subscribe one's name. 
 
 Bouatraotlon, f. subtrarlion || abstractlnn. 
 
 ouBtralre, v. a. ir. to subtract, to deduct , 
 to purloin, to pilfer || ~, lo forsake one's 
 duty, to avoid, to escape. 
 
 soutache, f. braid II broder an -, to 
 braid. 
 
 aontane. f. cassock || cloth. 
 
 Bontanella, f. short cassock. 
 
 onte, f. balance of an account II (mar.) 
 lore-room || uaail boat||~ anz pondreB, 
 powder-rooui. 
 
 Hontenable, a. malutaiuable || lutitruUv. 
 
 oatenement, m. prop. 
 
 eoutanaur, m. bully. 
 
 outenlr, v. a. ir. to support || to sustain, 
 to bear, to uphold || to assert || to favour, 
 to help, to assist || to be strengthening ou 
 nourishing || so ~, to keep oneself vip, to 
 support oneself || to resist. 
 
 soutenn, e, a. supported || unflagging || 
 continued || unremitting I eleviitrd. 
 
 aouterr&ln, ni. subterranean place, under* f 
 ground || tunnel || basement, [terraneous 
 
 sonterraln, e, a. subterranean, sub- 
 
 sontlen, m. support, prop, stay. 
 
 sontiraare, m. racking (of liquors). 
 
 Houtlrer, v. a. to rack, to dvnw off || to 
 defecate || to draw from || to exloi t. 
 
 souvenir, m. remembrance, recollection, 
 memory || memorandum. 
 
 Be souvenir, to remember, to recollect || 
 to bear in mind. 
 
 aonvent, ad. often, oft, frequently. 
 
 Bonveraln, a, m. & f. sovereign. 
 
 souveraln, e, n. sovereign || supreme || 
 -ement, ad. sovereignly || absolutely, 
 In the highest degree. 
 
 souveraineto, f. sovereignty, supremacy. 
 
 aoyeuz. Be, a. silken, silky, eoft. 
 
 apacleuz, ae, a. (-semant, ad.) spacious 
 (ly) || roomy || wlde(ly). 
 
 spad-asaln, m. bully, fighter. 
 
 sparadrap.m. cere-cluili |j adhesive plaster. 
 
 Bparte, m. (bot. )rusb, mat-weed, Span i si i 
 gross. 
 
 sparterle, f. rush-matting || rush-mat || 
 
 apasme, m. spasm. 'rush. 
 
 opaamodlqne, a. spasmodic. 
 
 opatule, f. spatula || spoon-bill (bird). 
 
 special, e, a. (-ement, ad.) specially ) || 
 partlcular(ly) || singular(ly) l| pecullar(ly). 
 
 speclalltd, f. speciality || special study ou 
 branch ou trade || department. 
 
 Bpecleuz, aa, a. (-aement, ad.) specioui 
 
 specifier, v. a. to specify. lUy)- 
 
 speciflque, m. specific remedy. 
 
 Bpeclflque, a. specific. 
 
 specimen, tn. specimen. 
 
 spectacle, in. spectacle, show || play, 
 theatrical representation |l (fig.) public 
 view || salle de ~, f. play-house. 
 
 spectateur, m. spectator, looker-on || by- 
 stander || B, pi. audience. 
 
 spectre, in. apparition, ghost, sprit* || 
 skeleton || spectrum. r 
 
 spoonlateur, m. speculator, observer || ' 
 theorist. 
 
 speoulatif, Te, a. speculative. 
 
 specnler, v. n. to speculate. 
 
 8p6culnra, m. speculum. 
 
 sperme, m. (an.) sperm. 
 
 sphere, f. sphere, globe || reach. 
 
 spheriqne, a. spherical. 
 
 sphincter, m. (an.) sphincter. 
 
 splnella, m. spinel ruby. 
 
 spiral, a, a. spiral. 
 
 splrala, f. spiral line, spire. 
 
 apirlte, in. spiritualist. 
 
 splrltuallaer, v. a. (chlm.) to spiritualise. 
 
 Bplrltuallsma, m. rplrlluallfin. 
 
 ,uplrltu.illt, r. spirituality. 
 
 apirltual, u. fpiritutliiy || rpliltual mat- 
 ters (pi.). 
 
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 spiritual submersion 
 
 spiritual, la, a. (-lenient, ad.) spiritual 
 (ly) || incorporeal, ghostly [| intellectual || 
 witty || wittily. 
 
 aplrltneux, in. spirit. 
 
 splrltueux, se, a. spirituous. 
 
 splendour, f. splendour, brightness, lustre. 
 
 splendide, a. ( ment, ad.) splendid(ly). 
 
 pollatenr, trloe, in. & f. spoiler || de- 
 
 spollatenr, trloe, a. despoiling, [.spoiler. 
 
 polier, v. a. to despoil. 
 
 pong-lcax, ae, a. spongy. fous(ly). 
 
 BpcmtanS, e, a. (-ment, ad.) spontane- 
 
 spontaneite, f. spontaneity. 
 
 aporadiqne, a. sporadical. 
 
 apntatlon, f. spitting |[ spittle. 
 
 equals, in. dog-fish || shark. 
 
 quammeux, se, a. scaly. 
 
 sqnelette, ui. skeleton. 
 
 sqnllle, f. squill. 
 
 nqnlrre, in. (m6ii.) scirrhus. 
 
 8. 8. (Sa Saintet6), His Holiness. 
 
 atablllt, f. stability, firmness || solidity, 
 fixedness. [ing, steadfast. 
 
 table, a. stable, firm, solid, steady, last- 
 
 stagre, m. time of probation, course. 
 
 atag-iaire, m. (old) outer barrister || student. 
 
 statrlalre, a. in one's " stage " (of barristers). 
 
 Btagrnant, e, a. stagnant. 
 
 talle, f. stall (in a church ou theatre). 
 
 atampe, t branding-iron || (uiiu.) layer, 
 
 stance, f. (pofit.) stanza. (.vein. 
 
 tatbouder, m. stadtbolder. 
 
 Mtatlon, f. station, stand, stay, sojourn || 
 ~ pour 1'allmentation de 1'eau, 
 (rail.) watering station. 
 
 atatiounalre, a. stationary. 
 
 Btatlonnemeut, m. taking up a station || 
 stoppage. [main at 
 
 Btatlonner, v. n. to make a stay, to re- 
 
 utatlqne, f. statics (pi.). 
 
 tatlstlolen, m. statistician. 
 
 Btati.stiqno, f. statistics (pi.). 
 
 tatlbtlque, a. statiHtical. 
 
 statnalre, m. statuary (person) || ~, f. 
 statuary (art). 
 
 tatuaire, a. statuary. 
 
 statue, f. statue, figure. fcide. 
 
 tatuer, v. a. to decree || to enact || to de- 
 
 tatnt, m. statute, by-law. 
 
 stearlque, a.; bougie ~, f. composite 
 
 Btele, m. obelisk, monolith. [candle. 
 
 Bt6nographe, m. stenographer, short- 
 hand-writer || reporter. 
 
 Bt6nog-raphle , f. stenography, short- 
 hand-writing, [hand. 
 
 Btenographler, T. a. to write in short- 
 
 atenographlque, a. stenographical. 
 
 utere, m. cubic metre. 
 
 Bt&r6otypagre, m. stereotyping. 
 
 stereotype, a. stereotyped. 
 
 tereotyper, T. n. to stereotype. 
 
 atereotypenr, m. stereotyper. 
 
 stereotyple, i. stereotyping |] stereotype- 
 foundry. 
 
 sterile, a. sterile, barren, unfruitful || 
 vain || farrow U of scarcity U -ment, ad. 
 barrenly. 
 
 terillte, f. sterility, barrenness. 
 
 terunjn, m. (an.) sternum, breut-boaa. 
 
 sternntatolre, m. sternutatory. 
 
 sternutatolre, a. sternutatory. 
 
 stethoscope, m. stethoscope. 
 
 stlbie, e, a. antimonlal. 
 
 stlgrmate, m. stigma, mark, brand. 
 
 etig-matlsor, v. a. to stigmatise, to brand. 
 
 stimuler, v. a. to stimulate. 
 
 stipendlalre, m. hireling. 
 
 stlpendialre, a. hired. 
 
 stlpondle, m. stipendiary. 
 
 stipendler, v. a. to keep in pajr. 
 
 stlpnler, v. a. to stipulate. 
 
 stolcien, m. stoic. 
 
 Btolcien, ne, a. stoical. 
 
 stoicisme, m. stoicism. 
 
 stolqne, a. (-ment, ad.) stoic(ally). 
 
 stomaonique, m. (md.) stomachic. 
 
 Btomaoulqne, a. (an. &. m6d.) stomachic. 
 
 store, m. roller-blind. 
 
 strabisme, m. squinting. 
 
 utrang-nlation, t. strangulation, strangling. 
 
 strapontin, m. bracket-seat. 
 
 trass, m. paste (to imitate diamonds). 
 
 straaae, f. floss-silk. 
 
 stratagems, m. stratagem, trick, artifioa 
 
 stratotrle, f. (mil.) strategy. 
 
 strategique, a. strategical. 
 
 Btrate^lste, m. strategist. 
 
 strict, e, a. (-ement, ad.) *trlct(ly) y 
 
 preciseOy) l| rigorousOy). 
 strident, e, a. shrill, creaking, grating, 
 atrie, e, a. striated. 
 strles, f. pL nutinga (pi.), fillets (pL), 
 
 etrise (pl.t. 
 
 strophe, f. (pofit) strophe. 
 stuo, m. stucco, 
 stuoateur, m. stucco plasterer, 
 studleux, se, a. (-sement, ad.) studious 
 atupefalt. e, a. stuplfied. l(ly). 
 
 stupefler, v. a. to stupify. 
 stnponr, f. stupor, 
 stuplde, a. (-ment, ad.) stupld(ly). 
 Btupldito, f. stupidity || stupid thine, 
 style, m. style, language || manner, 
 styler, v. a. to train, to use. 
 stylet, m. stiletto U (cblr.) probe, 
 su, m. knowledge. 
 sualre, m. winding-sheet, shroud, 
 suave, a. savoroug, sweet, soft. 
 suavlt6, f. suavity, sweetness. 
 subalterns, m. & f. subaltern, Imenor, 
 
 subordinate. foniiuatt. 
 
 aubalterno, a. subaltern, inferior, sub- 
 subdolog-uer, T. a. to sub-delegate. 
 aubdlvlaer, v. a. to subdivide. 
 ublr, v. a. to undergo, to suffer, to submit 
 
 to || to be under. 
 
 Hub it, e, a. (-ement, ad.) suddenly). 
 subleotlf, ve, u. subjective. 
 BubJoDctif, m. (gr.) subjunctive (mood), 
 subjugruer, v. a. to subjugate, to subdue U 
 
 to govern, to conquer, 
 sublime, m. (cbim.) sublimate, 
 subllmer, v. a. (chlni.) to sublimate, 
 aablimlte, (. sublimity, 
 anblunalre, a. sublunary, 
 submer^er, v. a. to submerge, to iub- 
 
 merse, to drown || to overwhalm. 
 submersion, t submersion.
 
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 arubodorar, v. a. to smell at a distance, 
 subordination, f. subordination. 
 aubordonne, e, m. & f. subordinate. 
 Bubordonn6, a, a. subordinate. 
 Bubordonner, v. a. to subordinate, 
 suborner, v. a. to suborn, to bribe. 
 i Buborneur, Be, m. & f. suborner. 
 
 sofcreoargrue, m. (com., mar.) supercargo. 
 vbrtoot, m. after-reckoning. f(ly). 
 
 snbreptlce, a. (-ment, ad. ) subreptitious 
 snbrogre, e, a. ; ~ tuteur, m. superior 
 
 guardian and trustee, 
 anbroffer, v. a. to surrogate. 
 aubBequemment, ad. subsequently, 
 subsequent, e, a, Rubaequem. 
 subside, m. subsidy. 
 BUbsldlalre.a. (jur. (subsidiary, auxiliary || 
 
 -ment, ad. subsidiarily, in the next place. 
 
 ubalatance, f. subsistence, maintenance, 
 livelihood, competence || -m, pi. provisions 
 (pl.t. victual! (pL). 
 
 aubalater, v. n. to subsist, to exist || to 
 last, to continue fl to lire upon, to have 
 means of living. Iject. 
 
 substance, f. substance, real being |j sub- 
 
 ubataatlel, la. a, (-lament, ad.) sub- 
 atanUaldy). fstantlve. 
 
 ubataoDtil, m. (gr.) substantive || noun sub- 
 subBtantlf, a. m. (gr.) substantive. 
 
 ubatantlvement, ad. (gr.) sub&tantlvely. 
 subterfuge, m. subterfuge, evasion, 
 uubutltner, v. a. to substitute y (jur.) to 
 
 entail. 
 
 ubxtltut, m. substitute. 
 substitution, f. substitution || (jur.) entail. 
 subtil, e, a. (-ement, ad.) subtile, subtle, 
 
 tJHu, fine || quick || sbarp(ly) || acute, keen y 
 
 dexterons y cunningly, smartly. 
 Bubtlllser, v. a. An. to subtilise, to refine || 
 
 tocbaat. 
 subtlllt*, f. subtil ty. subtileness, rareness || 
 
 cunning-ness, sagacity, penetration, 
 s ubnrbaln, a, a. suburban. fbclp. 
 
 snbvenlr, v. n. Ir. to relieve, to assist, to 
 subvention, (. subsidy, supply, aid |) tax. 
 subventlouner, v. a, to subsidise || to 
 
 support. 
 
 aubrerslf, Ta, a, subversive. 
 Mubvertlr, v. a. to subvert, to overthrow. 
 no, m. Juice, substance, 
 suooadana, m. (ui6d.) suocedaneum. 
 suooadana, a, a. (mtd.) succedaneous. 
 auocader, v. n. to succeed || to inherit || to 
 
 follow ID order. 
 
 anooas, m. success, event, Issue, pros- 
 perity || - d'aatlma, success owing to 
 
 character || quiet success, 
 suocesseur, m. successor. 
 nooaaalt, Ta, a. (-vamant, ad.) suc- 
 
 ccaslvedy). [estate. 
 
 anoceaalon, f. succession, Inheritance || 
 succln, m. yellow aniber. 
 anoolnot, a, a. succinct, short, concise, 
 
 brief, compendious || -ement, ad. suc- 
 
 dncuy, concisely, briefly. 
 uoolon, f. suction. 
 Buccomber. v. n. to succumb, to sink 
 
 under, to yield, to be overcome. [out. 
 mooulant, a, a. succulent, Juicy U Lulrtd- 
 
 noonraala, (. chapel of ease branch. 
 
 aaoaznent, m. sucking, suck, suction, 
 
 suoer, v. a. to suck y to drain. 
 
 aucenr, m. sucker. 
 
 snQOlr, m. sucker. fsucldng. 
 
 BHOO&, m. red spot on the skin caused by 
 
 BBooter, v. a. to suck over and over. 
 
 Sucre, m. sugar || brut, brown sugar || 
 ~ candl, sugar-candy [j - an pain, loaf- 
 sugar, lump-sugar || pain da ~, m. sugar> 
 loaf. 
 
 sucr6, a, a. sugared, sugary || sweet || de- 
 mure || (of persons) honeyed, bland. 
 
 aucrer, v. a. to sugar, to sweeten. 
 
 sncrerle, t sugar-works (pL) y -, pL 
 sweetmeat* (pi.). 
 
 Bucrler, m. Bugar-basln. 
 
 Buorin, a. m. (of melons) sugary. 
 
 and, m. south || south-wind y ~-eat- 
 qnart - aat, m. south-east by east |] ~- aBt - 
 quart-~, m. south-east by south l| ~- 
 ouest, m. south-west |j ~-oue8t-q.uajrt- 
 oueat, m. south-west Dy west || ~-ouet- 
 quart--, m. south-west by south. 
 
 sudorltlque, a. sudorific. 
 
 auee, f. (fig.) fright, "stew". 
 
 ner, v. a. A n. to perspire, to sweat, to 
 be in a sweat || to toll, to drudge || fair* 
 "t (fig.) to try one's patience, to alckeo. 
 
 snatte, f. (md.) sweating fever. 
 
 Bueur, 1 sweat, perspiration || (fig. ) labour, 
 toll, pains (pi-)- 
 
 sufflre, v. n. r. to suffice, to be sufficient || 
 to afford, to answer y oela Buttit, U la 
 enough, that will do || ~. to prorlda 
 for oneself, to support oneaelf y to find 
 resources In oneself. 
 
 BuMlsamment, ad. sufficiently, abun- 
 dantly. 
 
 Bufflsance, f. suffidoncy H couceitednes*. 
 
 auftlaant, m. conceited fellow, presum*^ 
 tnous dandy tut puppy. 
 
 Bufflaant, a, a. sufficient, conceited, pre- 
 
 Buffiza, f. (gr.) suffix. Lsumptuous. 
 
 Butfooant, a, a. suffocating. 
 
 Buf roquer, v. a. 4 u. to suffocate, to choke. 
 
 Buff ra-B,nt, m. suffragan. 
 
 Buftraa<m. suffrage, vote U approbation, 
 
 BugrsT*rar, v. a. to suggest, to Intimate. 
 
 sugrerestlon, t. suggesuon, hluU 
 
 suicide, m. suicide (person or act). 
 
 BB auiolder, to commit suicide. 
 
 uule, f. soot. 
 
 Buir, m. tallow, suet, fat y scolding. 
 
 suiter, T. n. to tallow. 
 
 sulnt, m. greaalneas. 
 
 sulntement, m. leaking, running oat 
 
 anlnter, v. n. to leak, to ooze. 
 
 sulsse, m. bead beadle U porter y Swiss 
 guard. 
 
 auite, f. consequence, sequel, succession I 
 series || file, line || set || uontlnuatlou II train, 
 attendants (pi.), attendance || rest || r*tlnuel| 
 links (pi. ) || order || Ban* . unconnected 1) 
 par la ~, In the course of time II da -, 
 after one another, in order II tout da ~, 
 Immediately, Instantly, all at once. 
 
 nlvant, m. follower. (attending. 
 
 Bulvant, a, a. following, subasquvat, next,
 
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 suivant surmener 
 
 *uivant, pr. according to || ~ quo, accord- 
 ing as. 
 
 suivante, f. waiting-maid. 
 
 snlvl. e, a. followed, connected, coherent || 
 sought after, popular. 
 
 suivre, v. a. & n. ir. to follow, to go ou 
 come after, to succeed, to pursue || to keep 
 pace with II to keep up || to study ]| to carry 
 out J| to result || to attend, to accompany j] 
 to observe, to frequent. 
 
 njet, m. subject || matter, object, cause, 
 occasion, reason, ground, motive || stock || 
 mauvala ~, rogue || an ~ do, about, for. 
 
 an jet, te, a. subject, exposed, bound, 
 obliged, liable, addicted. 
 
 Buj6tlon, t. subjection, dependence || con- 
 straint 
 
 alette, f. female subject. 
 
 aulfhydrlqne, a. (chim. ) hydro-sulphuric. 
 
 snlfnreux, ee, a. (chini. ) sulphurous. 
 
 Multan, e, m. & t. sultan || sultana. 
 
 uperbe, 1 pride, vanity, arrogance, vain- 
 glory, bragging. 
 
 snperba, a. (-ment, ad.) superb, proud 
 (ly) I) haughty || pompous, splendid, surnp- 
 tuous(ly) |] magnificent [I arrogant(ly). 
 
 aperoherle, I. cheat, fraud, deceit. 
 
 uaperflcle, f. superficies, surface, area || 
 superficial knowledge. 
 
 Buperficiel, le, a. (-lament, ad.) super- 
 ficial(ly) || shallow l| slightly. 
 
 Buperfin, e, a. superfine. 
 
 Buperilu, e, a. superfluous. 
 
 superfluity, f. superfluity. 
 
 jnpiSrleur, e, m. <tf. superior || superioress. 
 
 nperienr, e, a. superior, upper, higher, 
 prevalent, preferable || -emeut, ad. su- 
 periorly, in a superior manner, wonder- 
 lolly well. 
 
 up6riorite, f. superiority. 
 Buperlatlf, in. (gr. ) superlative degree. 
 aperlatlf, ve, a. (-vement, ad.) super- 
 
 lative(ly). 
 
 nperposer, v. a. to place over, to add. 
 uperstltlenz, ae, a. (-sement, ad.) 
 
 superstitious(ly). 
 nperatltlon, f. superstition, 
 supplanter, r. a. to supplant 
 suppliant, m. substitute, assistant 
 nppleer, v. a. 4 n. to supply, to fill up, 
 
 to make up, to furnish. 
 uppl6ment, m. supplement, addition, 
 
 complement Idltional. 
 
 anpplementalre, a. supplementary, ad- 
 xnppllant, e, m. & t. supplicant, sappliant 
 Huppliaut, e, a. suppliant, 
 uupplice, m. corporal punishment || pain, 
 
 torment >\. m'.i-. 
 
 kuppllcler, v. u. to punish capitally, to 
 supplier, v. a. to supplicate, to entreat, 
 
 to baneech, to implore, 
 uppllqae, f. petition, address, 
 upport, m. support, prop || help, as- 
 sistance I) protection, 
 supportable, a. supportable, tolerable || 
 
 suffrr:ible, bearable, 
 supporter, v. a. to support, to sustain, 
 
 to uphold, to prop || to bear, to suffer, U> 
 
 tolerau || te help, to assist. 
 
 suppose, e, a. supposed, substituted, pre- 
 tended, counterfeit, forged || ~ qne, sup- 
 posing that [to imply || to forge. 
 
 snppoaer, v. a. to suppose, to put the case. 
 
 supposition, t supposition, hypothesis || 
 
 supnot, m. agent || tool. [forgery. 
 
 supprlmer, v. a. to suppress, to smother, 
 to conceal |j to omit || to repeal. / 
 
 suppression, f. suppression. 
 
 suppuror, v. n. (m<5d.) to suppurate. 
 
 snpputatlon, f. computation, calculation. 
 
 suppnter, v. a. to compute, to reckon, 
 to calculate. 
 
 snprdmatle, f. supremacy. 
 
 supreme, a. supreme, highest || last 
 
 Bur, e, a. sour, acetous. 
 
 nr, pr. on, upon, over, in, by, near, about, 
 towards || ~-le- champ, ad. immediately, 
 Instantly. 
 
 aur, e, a. (-ement, ad.) Eiire(ly) || certain 
 (ly) || infallible || clear || safe(ly) || steady || 
 to be sure. 
 
 snrabondamment, ad. superabundantly. 
 
 surabondance, f. superabundance. 
 
 snrabondant, e, a. superabundant. 
 
 snrabonder, v. a. to superabound. 
 
 suraig-n, e, a. (mgd.) very acute || (moi. ) 
 very high. 
 
 snrajouter, v. a. to superadd. 
 
 uurann6, e, a. superannuated, worn with 
 age, old, obsolete. 
 
 snrard, a. of elder-flower. 
 
 snrbande, f. fillet. 
 
 surcharge, f. surcharge, additional charge, 
 overburden || word written on another. 
 
 aurcharg-er, v. a. to surcharge, to over- 
 charge, to overload. 
 
 surohanffer, v. a. to overheat 
 
 surcrolt, m. addition, increase, surplus || 
 
 surdent, f. gag-tooth. [da -, extra, 
 
 aurdit6, f. deafness. 
 
 snrdorer, v. a. to double-gild. 
 
 sarean, m. (bot) elder, elder-tree. 
 
 suromlsslon, f. over-issue. 
 
 aurenchere, f. outbidding. 
 
 snrenche>lr, v. a. to outbid. 
 
 sur6rogratoire, a. supererogatory. 
 
 anret, te, a. sourish. 
 
 sOret6, f. surety, security, safety || steadi- 
 ness |j calase de ~, f. iron-safe j| en ~, 
 safely. 
 
 surexcitation, t over-excitement f 
 
 surezciter, v. a. to over-excite. 
 
 surface, f. surface. 
 
 surf alre, v. a. Ir. to overcharge, to over- 
 
 nrfalx, m. surcingle. [rate. 
 
 snrfln, e, a. superfine. 
 
 Burgeon, m. (bort) sucker. fland. 
 
 aurgrir, v. n. to arise || to land, to come to 
 
 anrhauaaer, v. a. to raise higher, to 
 overrate. 
 
 snrhumaln. e, a. superhuman. 
 
 aurlntendant, m. superintendent 
 
 nrjet, m. whip, overcasting || fatra an , 
 to whip (seams). 
 
 sur Jeter, v. a. to whip, to overcast (seams). 
 
 urlendemala . u. the day after to- 
 
 sui-longe, f. slrlolu of beef. [morrow, 
 
 *ur<na6r, r. a. to overwork.
 
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 surmonter, v. a. to surmount || to rise 
 above (I to overcome, to outdo. 
 
 aarinoat, m. new wort. [survive. 
 
 surna^er, T. n. to e\vlm on, to float l| to 
 
 surnatnrel, le, a. (-lenient, ad.) euper- 
 natural(ly) |] extraordinary || extraordi- 
 
 Bnraom, m. surname. (.narily. 
 
 urnommer, v. a. to surname. 
 
 ornnmeralre, m. supernumerary. 
 
 saroam6ralre, a. supernumerary. 
 
 uroa, m. splint, knot 
 
 snrpaBser, T. a. to surpass || to exceed n 
 
 ftarplis, ro. surplice. [to excel. 
 
 nrplomb, m. slope, overhang. 
 
 sarplomber, v. n. to slope, to overhang. 
 
 snrplna, m.; an -, moreover || vet II but. 
 
 anrprendre, v. n. ir. to surprise, to take 
 by surprise, to take unawares II to amazr, 
 to astonish || to ensnare, to deceive, to 
 intercept, to catch, to overtake. 
 
 nrprla, , a. surprised || of surprise. 
 
 surprise, I. surprise || Jack-in-the-box. 
 
 orsaut, m. surprise || start || en ~, with 
 a start. 
 
 sarseanoe, f. Mur.) suspension. 
 
 urseolr, v. a. a n. Ir. to put oft, to suspend 
 H to postpone || to supersede II (jur. ) to respite. 
 
 snrals, m. suspension, delay || (jur.) re- 
 prieve. 
 
 nrtanx, m. over-assessment, over-rating || 
 excessive taxation. [extra postage. 
 
 snrtaxe, f. additional tax || overtaxation |] 
 
 surtax er, v. a. to overtax, to over-assess, 
 to overrate. fepergne. 
 
 surtont, m. upper-coat, riding-coat || 
 
 enrtont, ad. above all things, chiefly, 
 especially. [guard. 
 
 surveillance, f. superintendence, watch, 
 
 snrvelllant, m. surveyor, Inspector, over- 
 seer || warden. 
 
 snr-vellle, f. two days before. 
 
 nrvelller, v. a. A n. to surrey, to over- 
 look, to oversee, to inspect, to superintend, 
 to watch. 
 
 nrvenanoe, f. (jur.) unexpected birth. 
 
 nrrenant, e, m. chance-comer, 
 nrvenlr, v. n. Ir. to survene, to come 
 
 unexpectedly || to befall. 
 
 snrvlder, v. a. to lighten, to poor away 
 apart. 
 
 nrvle, f. (jnr.) survivorship. 
 
 snrvlTanoe, f. reversion. 
 
 nrvlvancler, m. reversloner. 
 
 enrvlvant, e, m. A f. survivor. 
 
 ttirlvre, v. n. Ir. to survive, to outlive, 
 to outlast. 
 
 mum, pr. upon || - 1 come ! || en ~, besides, 
 moreover, over and above, 
 
 naoeptlblllt*, f. susceptibility. Irrita- 
 bility, touchiness. [touchy. 
 
 susceptible, a. susceptible, sensitive, 
 
 snsclter, v. a. to raise up || to creete. 
 
 anacrlption, f. superscription, address. 
 
 ansdlt, e, a. aforesaid, said. 
 
 na-nomm.4, e, a. said, above-named. 
 
 suspect, e, a. suspected, suspicious. 
 
 anspecter, v. a. to suspect. 
 
 anapeadre, v. a. to gnr-nrt, to hang, to 
 hang up H to put off, to delay, to hinder. 
 
 suspends, e, a. suspended, pendulous I 
 
 (of carriages) spring. 
 BuspenB, a. m. suspended, Interdicted II 
 
 en ~, in suspense || (of debts) outstanding, 
 suspense, f. suspension. 
 stLspensolr, m. bandage, truss. 
 snstentatlon, f. sustenance. 
 anatenter, v. a. to sustain, to maintain, 
 
 to support. 
 
 antnre, f. (an.) suture, 
 suzerain, m. lord paramount 
 suzerain, e, a. paramount 
 anseratnete, f. suzerainty. 
 m. w. p. (s'il voas plait), if yon pleas*. 
 svelte, a. slender, graceful, slim, 
 sveltesse, f. slenderness, slightness. 
 pycomore, m. (Dot) sycamore-tree, 
 nyoophante, m. sycophant 
 nyllabalre, m. Rpelllng-book. 
 syllabe, f. syllable. 
 syUablqne, a. syllable, 
 ayUogrlsme, m. syllogism, 
 sylpbe, m., sylphlde, f. sylpb, sjlphld. 
 sylvaln, m. sylvan, 
 eylvloulteur, m. forester, 
 sylviculture, f. forestry, 
 aymbole, m. symbol || creed. 
 symbollqne, a. symbolical, 
 symetrle, f. symmetry. f(ally). 
 
 sym6trique, a. (-ment, ad.) symmetric 
 symetrlser, v. n. to be in symmetry, 
 syntpathle, f. sympathy, 
 sympathlqne, a. sympathetic, congenial, 
 sympathiser, v. n. to sympathise, 
 symphonic, I. symphony |[ instrumental 
 
 concert. 
 
 symphoniBte, m. symphonlst 
 symptOme, m. symptom. [ing fit 
 
 syncope, f. (m6d.) syncope || swoon, faint- 
 syndic, m. syndic || assignee. 
 ayndioat, m. syndicate, 
 synodal, e, a. synodiaL 
 synode, m. synod. 
 Rynonyme, m. synonym, 
 synonymo, a. synonymous, 
 synonymie, f. synonymy, 
 synoptlqne, a. synoptic, 
 synovle, f. synovia, joint-olu 
 syntaxe, f. (gr.) syntax, 
 synthese, f. synthesis. [ntir(illT). 
 
 nyntematlqae, a. (-ment, ad.) syitam- 
 syBtematlaer, v. a. to systematise. 
 syat&me, m. system || schema, plan. 
 
 T. 
 
 t, m. T square. 
 
 ta, pn. t thy - 1 tut! 
 
 tabao, m. tobacco, snuff |l ~ fu_me -, 
 
 tobacco || ~ a, prlaer, snuff. 
 taba<rie, f. tap-room, smoklng-hooM I set 
 
 of smokers. [block. 
 
 tabatlern, f. snuff-box I! skr-llght || brech- 
 tabnlllon, ro. pettifogger, hedge-lawyer, 
 tabld, m. tabby. 
 tablser, v. a. to tabby, 
 tablatore, f. (mus.) tablatore II troable.
 
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 table tape 
 
 table, 1 table II board || index || slab || (mar.) 
 mesa || ~ a, coulisses, telescope-table || 
 ~ A tfcrlre, writing-table || ~ a raang-er, 
 dining-table || ~ a rallong-es, telescope- 
 table II ~ & volets, Pembroke table || ~ 
 de canapg, occasional table || ~ d'har- 
 monie, sounding-board l| ~ d'hote, or- 
 dinary || ~ de leu, ~ a joner, card- 
 table || ~ de unit, bed-side stand || ~ de 
 nalon, loo-table II ~-portefeullle, 
 Sutherland table |l ~ de cuisine, dresser || 
 Aimer la ~, to like good living [| tenlr ~ 
 ouverte, to keep open house. 
 
 tableau, m. picture, painting H description, 
 .representation || scenery || scenic effect |i 
 Mack-board || list, catnlogue. 
 
 tftbletler, ere, m. & t. toyman, toywotnan. 
 
 tsblette, f. tablet, small table, shelf || 
 lozenge, cake H tablets, pocket-book. 
 
 tahletterle, f. fancy turnery-trade. 
 
 tabller, m. draught-board || apron, pina- 
 fore II blower || floor. 
 
 tabouret, m. stool || footstool. 
 
 tabonrln, m. chimney-cowl. 
 
 tac, m. rot (of the sheen). 
 
 taohe, f. spot, stain, blot || blemish, fault. 
 
 tache, f. task || job II a la ~, by the piece || 
 prendre a ~, to undertake. 
 
 taoher, T. a. to spot, to stain. 
 
 taoher, v. n. to endeavour, to try. 
 
 tacheroa, m. task-worker, Jobbing-work- 
 man, [spots. 
 
 tacheter, v. a. to speckle, to mark with 
 
 tacite, a, (-ment, ad.) tacit(ly) || implied. 
 
 taolturne, a. taciturn, silent. 
 
 tacltnrnlt6, f. taciturnity. 
 
 tact, m. feeling, touch || tact 
 
 tacticlen, m. tactician. 
 
 tactile, a. tactile || tangible. 
 
 tactiqne, f. tactics (pi.). 
 
 taffetas, m. taffeta || ~ gommi, oil-silk || 
 ~ d'Ang-leterre. court-plaster. 
 
 tafia, m. tafia, molasses-rum. 
 
 taie, f. pillow-case || web (in the eye) II ~ 
 d'orelller, pillow-case. 
 
 taillade, f. cut, slash, gash. 
 
 talllader, r. n. to cut. to slash. 
 
 talllanderle, f. edged tools (pi.) || edged 
 tool trade. 
 
 idler, m. edged tool maker, 
 it, m. edge (of a knife etc. ). 
 
 le, t cut, cutting II edge (of a sword) || 
 
 tally (stick) || shape, waist, size j| deal (at 
 cards) || (mus.) tenor || tax, tall i ago || de 
 ~ a, big enough to || ~-douce, f. copper- 
 plate. 
 
 taille (de talller) ; crayons, m. pencil- 
 pointer ||~-leg-umes,in. vegetable-cutter|| 
 plumes, m. pen-cutter. 
 
 talller, T. a. to cut, to hew |l to carve, to 
 sculpture, to tally || to deal (the cards) l| 
 to play || to make (a pen) || to prune, to 
 
 lallleup, m. tailor || cutter, [dress (the vine). 
 
 talllense, f. tailoress. 
 
 taillis, m. copse, coppice, underwood. 
 
 tain, m. tin-plate, foil, silvering. 
 
 talre, v. a. <k n. Ir. to conceal, to keep 
 secret || faire ~, to silence |! se ~, to hold 
 one's tongue ott peace, to keep silence. 
 
 talent, m. talent, faculty, power, genius, 
 
 capacity H de ~, talented, 
 tallon, m. (pelne du ~, f.) retaliation, 
 talisman, m. talisman, 
 talmouse, f. cheese-cake, 
 taloche, f. rap on the head. 
 talon, m. heel || stock (at caril>)). 
 talonner, v. a. to spur || to ui-s-e || to pursus 
 
 close || to beset || to dun || to bump, 
 talonniere, f. heel-piece || heel-wine, 
 tains, m. slope || bank || en ~, sloping. 
 talnter, v. a. to slope. 
 tamarln, m. (hot.) tamnrind. 
 tambour, m. drum |] drummer I! tambour ii 
 
 paddle-box || embroidery-frame H 
 
 basque, tambourine |l ~-mattre, ci- 
 poral of the drums || ~ battant, with the 
 drums beating || with a high band, harshly. 
 
 tambonrin, m. labour. 
 
 tambourinagre, m. beating of the drum. 
 
 tambourlner, v. a. <t n. to beat the drum II 
 to cry. 
 
 tambonrlnenr, m. drummer. 
 
 tamls, ro. sieve, bolter. 
 
 tamisagre, m. sifting. 
 
 tamlaer, v. a. to sift. 
 
 tamlseur, m. sifter || cinder-sifter. 
 
 tampon, m. tampion, bung, stopper || 
 (rail.) buffer, pad. 
 
 tamponner, v. a. to bung, to stop, to plug. 
 
 tam-tam, m. tom-tom (Indian drum). 
 
 tan, m. tan || oak -bark. 
 
 tancer, v. a. to rebuke, to scold. 
 
 tanche, f. tench (fish). 
 
 tandis que, c. whilst || whereas. 
 
 tangragre, m. (mar.) pitching. 
 
 tangrente, f. (math.) tangent. 
 
 tangible, a. tangible. 
 
 tang-uer, v. n. (mar.) to pitch, 
 
 tani&re, f. den. 
 
 tannag-e, m. tanning. 
 
 tanne, f. (md.) grub. 
 
 tanno, e, a. tawny, tan-coloured. 
 
 tannee, f. used tan. 
 
 tanner, v. a, to tan || to vex. 
 
 tannerle, f. tan-yard. 
 
 tannenr, m. tanner. 
 
 tannin ou tanln, m. (chim.) tannin. 
 
 tant, ad. so much, so many, as much, as 
 many || ~ de tola, so often || ~ solt pen, 
 ever so little || ~ pis, so much the worse || 
 ~ mlenx, so much the better || ~ s'en 
 taut, far from it 11 ~ s'en taut que, 
 so far from that || ~ que, as long as, 
 so far as. 
 
 tante, f. aunt || (fig.) pawnbroker. 
 
 tantinet, m. little bit || little drop. 
 
 tantat, c. <fe ad. just now, presently, almost, 
 by and by, sometimes || this afternoon ou 
 evening. [breeze. 
 
 taon, m. ox-fly, gad-fly || ~ marln, sea- 
 
 taonner, v. a. to bore, to plague. 
 
 tapagre, m. brawl, bustle, great noise. 
 
 tapagrenr, m. blusterer. 
 
 tapag-enr, se, a. noisy. 
 
 tape, f. slap, rap, tap |] bung || ~-oul, m. 
 swing-gate || jolting-carriage. 
 
 tap6, , a. dried || bien ~, smart, slashing. 
 
 tapee, f. lot.
 
 taper - 
 
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 taper, T. a, i n. to top, to slap, to hit, to 
 pat (I to stamp || to get H to be heady. 
 
 tapln, m. rap, knock. 
 
 en taplnoU, ad. silly, by stealth. 
 
 tapir, to squat, to crouch, to cower 
 down. 
 
 -aplB, m. carpet, tapestry || - de lit, rag, 
 bedside carpet |l - vert, grassplot || gam- 
 bling-table I - de table, table-cover. 
 
 taplscer, v. a. to carpet |l to hang with 
 tapestry I] to paper (a room). 
 
 tapisaerle, f. tapestry, tapestry-hangings 
 (pl.)llfancy needle- work, fancy-work, carpet. 
 
 taplssler, m. upholsterer. 
 
 tapiialere, t upholsterer's wife Hfurnlture- 
 
 tapon, m. bundle (of clothes). | van. 
 
 tapoter, T. a. to pat, to tap || to thrum. 
 
 taqnet, m. angle-Mock || angle-fillet II 
 (mar.) cleat || keve! || whelp || goose-neck || 
 (tech.) catch || peg H notch [| picker. 
 
 taqnln, e, m. & f. tease. 
 
 taqnln, e, a. teasing. 
 
 taqnlner, T. a. 4 n. to tease. 
 
 taqnlnerle, f- teasing. 
 
 tarabniter, T. a. to rex, to plague. 
 
 tar are, m. winnowing-machine. 
 
 tarare I pshaw t 
 
 tarand, m. (screw-)tap, borer. 
 
 tard, ad. late || plus >, later || an pins ~, 
 at latest || trop ~, too late || tAt on ~, 
 sooner ou later fl 11 e fait ~, it grows 
 lute. 
 
 tarder, T. n. to delay, to put off || to linger, 
 to loiter || to long || 11 me tarde de . . ., 
 I long to ... 
 
 tardlf, re, a. (-vement, fid.) tardy ]| 
 slow(ly) D slackly H dilatory || backward. 
 
 tardlvete, f. lateness, backwardness. 
 
 tare, f. (com.) tare, waste || defect 
 
 tare, e, a. damaged, spoiled || ill-famed. 
 
 tarentnle, f. tarantula (spider). 
 
 tarer, T. a. to tare || to damage. 
 
 taret, m. teredo || ship-worm. 
 
 tar* e, f. target, shield. 
 
 tarrette, f. Hat bolt. 
 
 e tarrner, to boast. 
 
 tarlere. f. auger, wimble. 
 
 tarlf. m. tariff, table of rate*. 
 
 tarifer. T. a. to tariff, to rate. 
 
 tarlr, T. a. * n. to drain, to dry up || to 
 exhaust fl to be dried np. 
 
 tar la a able, a. exhaustible. 
 
 tarlaaement, m. draining. 
 
 tarote. e, a. spotted like Taroc-cards. 
 
 tarote, m. pL spotted cards (pi.). 
 
 tartan, m. tartan || plaid. 
 
 tartan e, f. (mar.) tartan. 
 
 tartanelle, f. linsey-woolsey, wlnsey. 
 
 tartare, m.; a la ~, (culln.) with cold 
 mostard-saace. 
 
 tart*, f. tart 
 
 tartelette, f. small tart. 
 
 tartine, f. slice of bread and butter ou 
 
 tartre, m. tartar. ijam 
 
 tartufe, m. hypocrite, 
 
 tartuferle, f. hypocrisy. 
 
 tass, m. heap, plfe || crew n lot, set 
 
 taaee, f. cup || mng n ~ a oafe. coffee-cup. 
 
 taisean. m. hand-anvil y bracket || tassel. 
 
 tassement, m. settling, heaping up. 
 taaser, T. a. & n. to neap up || to grow 
 
 thick. 
 t&ter, T. a. to feel, to fumble, to grope H 
 
 to try, to taste || to examine || to nurse up. 
 t&te-vln, m. wine-taster. 
 tatlllon, ne, m. & f. busybody, 
 tatlllonnagre, m. meddling, 
 tatlllonner, T. n. to keep meddling. 
 titonnement, m. feeling, groping || hesi- 
 tation || uncertainty, 
 t&tonner, T. n. to feel, to grope || to fumble, 
 
 to waver. [person. 
 
 t&tonnenr, se, m. * f. groper || irresolute 
 a tatons, ad. groping, feeling In the dark || 
 
 feeling one's way. 
 tatonagre, m. tattooing, 
 tatoner, v. a. tn tattoo. 
 tandlon, tandls, m. hovel, dog-hole, 
 tanpe, f. mole ||~-arrlllon, mole-cricket, 
 tanpler, m. mole-catcher. 
 tanplere, f. mole-trap, 
 tanpln, e, m. skip-jack, 
 tanplnlere, f. mole-hill || UtUe hat 
 tanrean, m. bull. 
 tantolojrle, f. tautology, 
 tanx, m. assize, rate, set price !j assessment, 
 taveler, v. a. to spot, to speckle. 
 tavelnre, f. spots (pi.), speckles (pi.), 
 taverne, f. ale-house (| tavern, 
 taxation, f. taxation |] fixing office, 
 taxe, f. tax, rate, set rate, impost, duty, 
 
 assessment. 
 taxer, v. a. to tax, to set a rate upon, to 
 
 lay a tax on, to rate || to charge, to accuse. 
 te, t', pn. theo, to thee || at, for, from, with 
 
 tbee || thyself. 
 
 t6, m. cross-bar, cross-head || (mil.) T. 
 technique, a. technical, 
 technoloirle, f. technology, 
 technologrlane, a. technological, 
 teck, m. (bot.) teak-wood. 
 t6grument, m. integument tegument 
 telg-ne, f. scald, scurf (on the head) j| scale H 
 
 tiny moth || tenacious fellow ou thing, 
 telg-nenx, se, a. scurfy. 
 telndre, v. a. Ir. to dye, to tinge, to tincture, 
 
 to colour, to give a colour to || to stain, 
 telnt, m. dye fl complexion, 
 telnte, f. tint, tinge l| cast || touch. 
 telnter, v. a. to tint flng. 
 
 telntnre, f. tincture, dye, dyeing || smatter- 
 telntnrerle, f. dyeing-house || dyer's 
 
 trade. 
 
 telnturler, er, m. 4 f. dyer, 
 tel, le, a. such, like, many a one II qnel, 
 
 such as it is || nn ~, such a one || ~ maltre 
 
 ~ valet, like master like man. 
 tAlegrramme, m. telegram, 
 telegraphs, m. telegraph, (tarn.) wire, 
 teleg-raphle, f. telegraphy. 
 teleVraphler, v . a. to telegraph, 
 teldg-raphlque, a. telegraphic, 
 telephone, m. telephone. 
 tAlesoope, m. telescope, 
 tenement, ad. so, in such a manner II - 
 
 qne, so that fbold(iy). 
 
 Mmeralre, a. (-ment, ad.) rasb(ly) |l 
 t4merlt, f. rashness, boldness.
 
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 tfmoignage terre 
 
 tftmoigrnagre, m. testimony, evidence, at- 
 testation, certificate, profession || proof, 
 token, mark. fence || to show. 
 
 temoigrner, v. a. to testify || to give evid- 
 
 temoln, m. witness, deponent || evidence || 
 ~ oonlalre, eye-witness. 
 
 tempo, f. temple (of the bead). 
 
 temperament, m. temper, complexion, 
 constitution, nature || (mus.) tempera- 
 ment. 
 
 temp6rant, e, a. temperate, frugal, sober. 
 
 temp6ratnre, f. temperature, climate. 
 
 tempe>6, e, a. temperate, moderate. 
 
 temperer, v. a. to temper, to moderate, to 
 cool, to calm. 
 
 tempSte, f. tempest, storm || whirl-wind || 
 
 tnmpSter, v. n. to storm. [trouble. 
 
 temple, m. temple, church II fane. 
 
 templier, m. templar. [temporarily. 
 
 temporaire, a. temporary || -ment, ad. 
 
 temporel,m. temporalities(of a church) (pi.) 
 || temporal power mi matters (pi.) fporal(ly ). 
 
 temporel, le, a. ( lement, ad.) tnn- 
 
 temporlaer, v. n. to temporise, to delay. 
 
 temporisenr, m. temporiser. 
 
 temps, m. time || season || weather || op- 
 portunity, occasion || leisure || (gr.) tense || 
 da toon ~, leisure time || enjoyment || 
 dans le ~, formerly || pour nn ~, for a- 
 while || a ~, in time |l aveo le ~, with 
 time || de tout ~, at all times, from time 
 immemorial || de ~ en ~, from time to 
 time j| en meme ~, at the same time. 
 
 tenable, a. bearable || tenable. 
 
 tenaoe, a. tenacious. 
 
 trtnactt6, f. tenacity. 
 
 tenallles, f. pi. pincers (pi. ), nippers (pi.). 
 
 tenanoler, lore, m. &t. tenant, occupier, 
 copyholder. 
 
 tenant, e, m. challenger || defendant || -B et 
 abontlssants. pi. butts and bounds (pi.) II 
 particulars (pi. ) || ins and outs (pi.) || connec- 
 tions (pi.) || habits (pl.)|| tout d'un~, con- 
 tiguous. 
 
 tenant, e, a.; a6anee -e, forthwith. 
 
 tendance, f. tendency. 
 
 tendelet, m. awning, tilt (of a boat). 
 
 tender, m. (rail.) tender. 
 
 tendeur, m. hanger |j layer. 
 
 tendon, m. tendon, sinew. 
 
 tendre, v. a. & n. to bend, to bow, to 
 stretch out, to reach out, to bane up 
 (drapery) || to tend, to be inclined to- 
 wards II to aim at 1| to go to [| to con- 
 tribute. 
 
 tendre, a. tender, soft || moving, sensible || 
 young || delicate I] -ment, ad. tenderlyjl pas- 
 sionately, affectionately, fness || delicacy. 
 
 tendresse, f. tenderness, affection, kind- 
 
 tendron, m. tendril, spring || (fig.) young 
 girl || -B, pi. gristle,- cartilage. 
 
 tenda, e, a. stretched, bent, hune || light, 
 tense || stiff. [Tntricftcy. 
 
 t6nebres,f.pl. darkness, obscurity || doubt || 
 
 t6u6breux, se, a. dark, gloomy || (fig.) 
 underhand. 
 
 teneur, f. (jur.) tenor, purport || terms II 
 ~ de llvres, m. book-keeper. 
 
 t6nia, m. leeuia, tape-worm. 
 
 tenlr, r. a. An. Ir. to hold, to keep, to con- 
 tain || to entoy, to possess || to maintain II 
 to stop, to hinder [) to adhere, to stick, to 
 be contiguous || to withstand, to resist [| to 
 be sitting || to side with || to depend upon I] 
 ~ a, to care about || en ~, to be caught || 
 to be a dupe || se ~, to stick, to adhere, 
 to hold fast, to lay hold of, to stand, to 
 stay, to remain in a place, to lie II s'en ~ 
 a, to rely on || to keep to || to abide by || 
 to stick to || to confine oneself to l| to stop 
 with || se ~ de, to forbear || se ~ drolt, 
 to stand upright || se ~ pour, to consider 
 oneself || e'en ~ la, to stop ebort || to let 
 it alone II to be satisfied with that || y -, 
 to prize It much. 
 
 tension, f. tension || application. 
 
 tentatenr, trice, m. & f. tempter. 
 
 tentation, f. temptation. 
 
 tentative, f. attempt, trial. 
 
 tente, f. tent || pavilion || awning. 
 
 tenter, v. a. to tempt, to try. 
 
 tenture, f. hangings (pi.), tapestry. 
 
 term, e, a. held, kept II bound, obliged. 
 
 tenu, e, a. tenuous, thin. 
 
 tenne, f. bold, holding, duration || sitting, 
 manner, demeanour || steadiness, firm- 
 ness. || tenure l| - des. livres, book- 
 keeping || gran de ~, gala || petite ~, 
 undress || tout d'une ~, contiguous. 
 
 t<?iuit<5, f. tenuity. 
 
 ter, ad. third || (mus.) three times. 
 
 tercet, m. (poGt.) tiercel. 
 
 t<Sr6benthlne, f. turpentine. 
 
 ter6binthe, m. (hot.) turpentine-tree. 
 
 tergriverser, v. n. to shuffle. 
 
 terme, m. term, limit, bound (| word, ex- 
 pression || term of time, appointed time || 
 quarter (three months) || rent. 
 
 terminaison, f. (gr.) termination, ending. 
 
 termlner, v. a. to terminate, to limit, to 
 bound, to end, to complete. 
 
 ternaire, a. ternary. [dice). 
 
 terne, m. trey (at a lottery) || two threes (at 
 
 terne, a. dull, leaden || wan. 
 
 tornlr, v. a. to tarnish, to dim |l to stain, 
 to sully, to spot, to dull n se ~, to tarnish || 
 to grow dull, to fade, to decay. 
 
 ternlssure, f. tarnishing If dullness || 
 blemish. [~ bas, low lands (pi.). 
 
 terrain, m. ground, ground-plot, soil || 
 
 terrasse, f. terrace, platform. 
 
 terrassement, m. earthwork || banking || 
 ballasting. 
 
 terrasser, v. a. to terrace, to throw ou 
 fling down || to nonplus, to overwhelm || 
 to damp one's spirits, to discourage. 
 
 terrassier, m. terrace-maker || ballaster. 
 
 terre, f. earth, ground, estate || land || 
 world || ~ culte, terra cotta || ~ ferine, 
 continent, mainland |l ~ tranche, mould j| 
 ~ honllle, pit-coal |j ~ promise. Land 
 of promise || ~ sacree, holy ground || ~ 
 salnte, holy Land || consecrated ground || 
 a ~, low || prosy || commonplace || de ~, 
 earthen || par ~, on the ground || down II 
 by land l| prendre ~, to land || 
 nenvier, in. Newfoundland fisher || 
 ploln, m. platform of earlh.
 
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 terreau, m. leaf-mould, compost, 
 terror, v. a. to earth || to clay || ae ~, to 
 
 run to earth || (mil.) to shelter in trenches, 
 terrestre, a. terrestrial, earthly, 
 terreur, f. terror, dread, great tear |J awe || 
 
 panique, panic terror, 
 terrenx, ae, a. earthy || cadaverous II dull, 
 terrible, a. (-ment, ad.) dreadful(ly) || 
 
 awful(ly) || enfant ~, m. child who mokes 
 
 awkward remarks. 
 terrier, m. terrier || burrow, 
 tfirrtfler, r. a. to terrify, 
 terrlne, f. earthen pan || pot II dish II potted 
 
 meat || en -, potted. 
 trrir, v. n. to lay eggs In the sand (of 
 
 tortoises) H to approach land (of fishes) II 
 
 (mar. ) to land. 
 terrltolre, m. territory, 
 territorial, e. a. territorial. 
 terrolr, m. soil, ground, 
 torrorlsme, m. terrorism, 
 terrorists, m. terrorist. 
 tertlalre, a. tertiary. 
 tertre, m. bill, hillock, rising ground. 
 tea, pn. (pi. of ton, tal, thy. 
 tesaeaux, m. pi. trestle-tree* (pi.), 
 teason. m. fragment of broken glass <nt 
 
 china H potsherd. 
 testaoe, m. testacean. 
 testace, e, a. testaceous, 
 testament, m. testament, last will, 
 testamentalre, a. testamentary || h6rl- 
 
 tler ~, m. heir by a will || disposition 
 
 -, f. (JUT.) devise. 
 
 testa teur, trice, m. A f. testator || testatrix. 
 tester, v. n. to make one's will, 
 ts t, m. poteberd j| test 
 tetanoa, m. (m6d.) tetanus. 
 tetard, m. tadpole || (hort) pollard, 
 tete, f. bead || brains (pi.), mind, wits (pi. 
 
 judgment (| top II choice, best II faculties 
 
 obstinacy I) front || ~ balssee, head down 
 
 headloug II --bftche, ad. bead to foot ., 
 
 ~ > perrnqne, barber's block || ~ de 
 
 lonp, Turk's head |l ~-a-tete, m. pri- 
 
 Tate interview || ~-a-tete, ad. face to 
 
 face, cheek by Jowl. 
 teter. v. a. <k n. to suck |j donner a ~, to 
 
 suckle. (cap. 
 
 tetlere, f. headstall of a bridle || infant's 
 tetln, m. nipple. 
 
 tetlne, f. cow's udder || dent (of a cuirass). 
 teton, m. breast of a woman, 
 tette, f. teat dug. 
 tetu, e, a. stubborn, headstrong, 
 texte, m. text 
 
 textile, a. textile. [word for word, 
 
 textual, le, a. (-lement, ad.) textual(ly)|| 
 texture, f. texture, weaving, 
 thaumaturge, m. tbaumaturgy. 
 the, m. tea || tea-party || - bou, bohea. 
 theatral, e, a. theatrical, 
 theatre, m. theatre, stage, play-house || 
 th61ere, t tea-pot. Id* ~, theatrical. 
 
 thelsme, m. theism. 
 thelste, m. theist 
 theme, m. theme, exercise, subject, 
 theooratle, f. theocracy. 
 thoeratlq.ue, a. tbeoaattcoL 
 
 . theologist. 
 
 theologral, e, a. divine. 
 
 theolog-le, f. theology. 
 
 theologian, m. theologian, dlvll 
 
 theologriqne, a. theological. 
 
 theoreme, m. theorem. 
 
 theorloien, m. theorist. 
 
 th^orle, f. theory, speculation. 
 
 theorique, a. (-ment, ad.) theoretically). 
 
 therapentique, f. therapeutics (pi.). 
 
 tharlaqne, f. theriaca, treacle. 
 
 thermal, e. a. mineral || eanx -es, pL 
 hot mineral waters .(pi. ). 
 
 thermea, m. pi. hot bathe (pi.). 
 
 thermometre, m. thermometer. 
 
 th^saurlaer, v. n. to treasure on hoard np. 
 
 thesaarisenr, m. boarder. 
 
 these, f. thesis, proposition, disputation | 
 en ~ g-n<4rale, as a rule. 
 
 thlbande, f. cow-hair cloth. 
 
 thon, m. tunny (fish). (pectin!. 
 
 thoraclqne, a. (an.) thorado |) (mM.) 
 
 thorax, m. (an.) thorax, chest. 
 
 thym, m. (bot.) thyme. 
 
 thyrse, m. (bot) thyrsus. 
 
 tln.ro, f. tiara, triple crown. 
 
 tibia, m. shin-bone. 
 
 tie, m. (radd.t tick || convulsive motion II 
 ridiculous habit [cool(ly). 
 
 tlede, a, (-ment, ad.) Inkewarm(ly) II 
 
 tlodeur, f. lukewarm ness. 
 
 tKdlr, v. n. to grow lukewarm, to cool. 
 
 tien, m. tby own, thine || lea -, thine, 
 thy kindred (pi.), tby relations (pi.). 
 
 tien, ne, pn. thine. 
 
 tierce, f. tierce (in fencing). 
 
 tiers, tierce, m. A t. third part |l third 
 person || le ~ et le quart, everybody, 
 all the world. 
 
 tiers, tierce, a. third |l of a third person II 
 tertian || ~ etat, m. third state. 
 
 ttgre, f. trunk, stem, body || stalk || sh&nk || 
 shaft || rod. 
 
 tla-naaae, f. paltry wig || mop. 
 
 tlgrre, aae, m. & f. tiger || tigress. 
 
 tig-re, e, a. spotted, speckled. 
 
 tlllao, m. deck (of a ship). 
 
 tlllag-e, m. stripping. 
 
 tllle, f. bast of young linden-trees || harl. 
 
 tiller, v. a. to peel hemp ou flax. 
 
 tlllenl, m. (bot) lime-tree, linden-tree t In- 
 fusion of lime-tree flowers. 
 
 tllleur, ae, m. & f. stripper. 
 
 tlmbale, f. kettle-drum || cup || battledore H 
 (culln.) raised pie. 
 
 tlmballer, m. kettle-drummer. 
 
 timbre, m. stamp l| bell of a clock, call- 
 bell || sound, ring II stamp-office || stamp- 
 duty || post-mark || postage stamp. 
 
 tlmbr6, e, a. stamped || crack-brained. 
 
 tlmbrer, v. a. to stamp. 
 
 timbrenr, m. stamper. |ous(ly). 
 
 tlmlde, a. (-nvent, ad.) timid(ly) || tlmor- 
 
 timldlte, f. timidity, shyness. 
 
 tlmon, m. beam, pole H shaft I (mar.) 
 belm, tiller l| (fig. ) helm. 
 
 tlmonerle, f. steerage. 
 
 Mnonler, m. whml-Lone II steersman. 
 
 Umore, e, a. Umowua.
 
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 tin tondeur 
 
 tin, m. (mar.) block f| skid. 
 
 tinctorial, e, a. used In dyeing. 
 
 tine, f. long tub. 
 
 ttnette, I small tab, kit [roar. 
 
 ttntamarre, m. clatter, great noise, up- 
 
 tlntement, m. tinkling (ot a bell) || jing- 
 ling || ~ d'orellles, tingling in the ear. 
 
 tinter, v. a. <t n. to strike ou toll a bell, 
 to chink I) to Uncle. 
 
 tlntouln, m. tingling in the ears || trouble || 
 
 tique, f. tick. [uneasiness. 
 
 ttquer, T. n. to hare the tick. 
 
 tlquoto, e, a. speckled, variegated. 
 
 tlqneur, Be, a. crib-biting. 
 
 ttr, m. shooting II range || shooting-ground. 
 "Ira-do, f. long train <n* series of words || 
 (mns.) slur. 
 
 ttragre, m. drawing, pulling || draught fl 
 printing off || towing-pnth. 
 
 tlralllement, m. pulling || twitching. 
 
 tlralller, v. a. A n. to pull about, to haul 
 about, to tease || to shoot (I to skirmish. 
 
 tlralllerle, f. sharp-shooting, skirmish. 
 
 tirailleur, m. sharp-shooter, rifleman, 
 skirmisher. 
 
 ttrant, m. string (of a purse) II shoe-strop, 
 boot-strap || iron bar, cramp || brace (of a 
 dram) I) (mar.) draught. 
 
 tlrasse, f. draw-net. 
 
 tlraBser, v. a. to catch with a draw-net. 
 
 tire, f. jerk (of the wine) II tout d'nne ~, 
 t a stretch || ~-d'aile, m. quick jerk II 
 & - d'aile, at full speed. 
 
 tire (de ttrer) ; --balle, m. ramrod- 
 screw || ~-bottes, m. boot-jack || ~- 
 bouchon, m. cork-screw || ringlet || ~- 
 bourre, m. worm-screw ||~-bouton, m. 
 batton-hook || ~-elon, m. claw-bam mer|| 
 --fond, m. (chir.) turrel || ~-lait, m. 
 breast-glass || (boire a) ~-larlgrot, m. 
 (pop.) to drink hard or excessively || 
 lig-ne, m. ruling-pen || ~-moelle, m. 
 marrow-spoon || --pled, m. shoemaker's 
 stirrup || --plomb, m. glazier's rice. 
 
 tlrellre, m. song of the lark || ~, f. money- 
 box. 
 
 tlrer, r. a. to draw, to pull, to lug, to 
 pluck, to take off II to gather, to reap \\ to 
 demand, to exact || to discharge, to fire || 
 e -, to get out of. 
 
 tiret, m. slip (of parchment) [I hyphen. 
 
 tlreur, m. drawer || drawer of a bill of ex- 
 change || shooter, rifleman, sharp-shooter || 
 sportsman || wire-drawer || fencer || game- 
 keeper || ~ d'armes, fencing-master. 
 
 tlreuae, f. lady shooter || ~ de cartea, 
 fortune-teller. 
 
 tirolr, m. drawer J] slide. 
 
 tisane, f. decoction || herb-tea || ~ de 
 champagne, light champagne. 
 
 tison, m. brand, fire-brand. 
 
 tlconner, v. a. to stir the tire. 
 
 tlsonnier, m. poker (in forges). 
 
 tlesag-e, m. weaving. 
 
 tlsBar, T. a. to weave. 
 
 tlsBerand, m. wearer. 
 
 tl8eranderle, f. weaver's trade. 
 
 tl**n, m. tissue || texture || -metaUlqne, 
 wire-gauze. 
 
 titiller, v. a. to tickle. 
 
 titre, m. title || title-page ]| quality, right, 
 voucher || document || title-deed I] claim || 
 standard (of coin) || a ~ de, by right of I] 
 a ~ d'ami, as a friend || a bon ~, a 
 juste ~, justly, with reason || an ~, 
 standard || en ~, on the title || head, chief, 
 regular. 
 
 titrer, v. a. to title. 
 
 tltnber, v. n. to titubate, to stumble. 
 
 titnlaire, m. incumbent 
 
 tltulaire, a. titular (I incumbent. 
 
 toast, m. toast || health. 
 
 tocsin, m. alarm-bell. 
 
 togre, f. toga || robe. 
 
 tohn-bohn, m. hurly-burly. 
 
 tol, pn. thou, tbee || a ~, to theell tonjoura 
 a , always yours. 
 
 toilo, f. cloth, linen-cloth, linen || curtain 
 (at a theatre) || - ctree, oil-cloth || floor- 
 cloth || ~ metalllqne, wire-gauze II ~ 
 d'emballagre. pack-cloth || ~ vernie, 
 oil-skin || ~ a sac, sack-cloth II ~ 
 matelas. tick II ~ pelnte, printed calico y 
 ~ d'aralgrn^e, cobweb. 
 
 totlerle, f. linen-cloth trade || linen-drapery 
 ware. 
 
 toilette, f. toilet, dressing-table || wanh- 
 stand |l lady's attire || wrapping cloth || 
 grande ~, full dress || --oommode, 
 pedestal washstand. 
 
 tollier, lore, m. & t. linendraper. 
 
 tol Be, f. fathom. 
 
 toiaer, v. a. to measure with a fathom || 
 to examine from head to foot. 
 
 toison, f. fleece || ~ d'or, colden fleece. 
 
 toit, m. roof || house || pentnouse. 
 
 toltnre, f. roofing. 
 
 tole, f. sheet-Iron. 
 
 tolerable, a. tolerable, endurable || mid- 
 dling || -ment, ad. tolerably. 
 
 tolerance, f. toleration || sufferance. 
 
 tolerant, e, a. tolerating. 
 
 tolerantisme, m. system of toleration. 
 
 tolerer, v. a. to tolerate, to suffer. 
 
 tOlerie, f. sheet-Iron manufacture. 
 
 tolet, m. (mar.) thole li thole-pin. 
 
 tolle, m. outcry || hue and cry. 
 
 tomaleon, f. number of a volume. 
 
 tomato, f. fbot.) tomato. 
 
 tombant, e, a. falling, drooping || flowing || 
 & la nnit -e, at nightfall. 
 
 tombe, f. tomb, tomb-stone, grave. 
 
 tombean, m. tomb, grave grave-stone. 
 
 tombee, f. fall. 
 
 tombeller, m. carter. 
 
 tombor, v. n. to fall, to fa!! down, to drop || 
 to dwindle, to desist, to sin |i ~ a terre, 
 to fall to the ground || ~ par terre, to 
 fall down || ~ malade, to fall sick. 
 
 tomberean, m. tumbrel, dung-cart |] cart- 
 tombola, f. tombola (lottery). [load. 
 
 tome, m. tome, volume. 
 
 ton, pn. thy. 
 
 ton, m. tune, note, sound, voice || accent, 
 tone || style || donner le ~. to lead th 
 fashion || (mus.) to lead the choir. 
 
 tondage, m. shearing. 
 
 tondeur, m. shearer }| clipper.
 
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 Condense, L shearing-machine || ~ da 
 
 traxon, lawn-mower, 
 tondre, T. a. to shear, to clip || to shave || 
 
 to crop || to mow || to pare, 
 tonlolte. f. (med.) tonicity. 
 tonlqne, m. tonic, 
 tonlqne, f, (mu.) key-not*. 
 tonlqne, a. tonic, 
 tonne, f. ton || tun. 
 tonnean, m. cask (1 tab || (mar.) ton. 
 tonneller, m. cooper. [bower. 
 
 tonnelle, f. tannel-net || green arbour || 
 fconnelle-rle, L cooperage, 
 tenner, T. n. to thunder || (fig.) to inveigh 
 
 against |nlpple-lump. 
 
 tonnerre, m. tbnnder || (of fire arms) 
 tonsure, f. tonsure II clergy (pi.). 
 tonsnrer, v. a. to give tonsure to. 
 tonte, f. shearing || shearing-time || wool || 
 tontine, f. tontine. (crop. 
 
 tontisee, f. hangings (pi.) J| papler-~, 
 
 m. flock-paper || bourre ~, f. cloth-shear- 
 ings (pi.), /(of trees), 
 tontnre, f. shearing (of cloth) ft clipping 
 topaxe, f. topaz, 
 toper, v. n. to agree || to stake, 
 toplnambonr, m. Jerusalem artichoke, 
 toplqne, m. topic, 
 toplqne. a. topical, 
 topographic, f. topography, 
 topogrraphlque, a. topographical, 
 toqnade, f. infatuation |l mad fancy || 
 toque, f ., toqnet, m. cap, bonnet, (hobby. 
 toque, e. a. touched || cracked, infatuated, 
 torch e, L torch, link, 
 torchor, T. a. to wipe, to rub clean (| to do 
 
 in haste || to drub, 
 torchere, f. torch || candelabrum, 
 orchis, m. mud, loam II loam-coated pit || 
 
 mar de -, m. mud-wall, 
 torchon, m. towel, dish-clout, duster |) ~ 
 
 de onlalne, dish-cloth, 
 tordare, m. twisting (of silk), 
 tordre, T. a. ir. to twist, to writhe, to 
 
 wring (i to wrest. 
 
 tora-nlole. f. whitlow n thump, rap. 
 torpeur, f. torpor, numbness, 
 torpllle, f. torpedo, cramp-fish, 
 torqnette, f. quantity of sea-fish wrapped 
 
 up in straw || twisted tobacco, 
 torrefler, T. a. to torrefy, 
 torrent, m. torrent, violent current!! flood. 
 torrential, le, a. torrential, falling In 
 
 torrent*. 
 
 torrentnenz, , a. torrent-like. 
 torrid*, a. torrid, 
 tore, e, a. twisted, twined, wrung || 
 
 wreathed II crooked, 
 toraade, f. twisted string, torseL 
 torae, m. torso, trunk, 
 toraer, T. a. to wreathe, to twist 
 toralon, f. twisting. 
 tort, m. wrong, injury, barm, mischief, 
 
 detriment !!>-, wrongfully, without a 
 
 cause || . ~ et a, travere, at random, 
 
 right and left, inconsiderately || avoir ~, 
 
 to be In tbe wrong. 
 
 tortlcolls, m. (md.) stiff-neck !| hypocrite 
 e, m. rigmarole II shuffling. 
 
 tortillement, m. twisting || shuffling Q 
 wriggle. 
 
 tortlller, v. a. A n. to twist, to writhe fl 
 to shuffle, to use shifts || to waddle || ae -, 
 to wriggle, to writhe. 
 
 tortlllon, m. cushion (for the head). 
 
 tortln, m. thick twisted tapestry. 
 
 tortlonnalre, a. unjust l| violent. 
 
 tortle, m. threads twisted together (pi.). 
 
 tortn, e, a. tortuous, crooked || bandy. 
 
 tortue, f. turtle, tortoise. 
 
 tortner, T. a. to make crooked (1 ae ~, to 
 grow crooked, to warp. 
 
 tortnenz, se, a. (-eement, ad.) tortnotiB 
 Oy) II winding || unfair || crookedly). 
 
 tortnoiltg, f. crookedness. 
 
 torture, f. torture, rack. 
 
 torturer, T. a. to torture || to rack II to 
 wrest. fservative. 
 
 tory (pi. torleej), m. Tory (English Con- 
 
 tflt, ad. soon, quickly || ~ on tard, sooner 
 or later || an plna ~, as soon as possible. 
 
 total, m. totality, whole sum || an ~, en , 
 all in all, upon the whole. 
 
 total, e, a. (-ement, ad.) total(ly) || whole 
 II entire(ly) || utterly) || completeAyji. 
 
 totalizer, v. a. to form a total oL 
 
 totallte, 1 totality, whole. 
 
 toton, m. teetotum. 
 
 tonatre, m. (mar.) towing. 
 
 tonallle, f. roller-towel, fack-toweL 
 
 ton chant, e, a. touching, affecting, moving, 
 pathetic || ~, pr. about, concerning. 
 
 tonohe, f. (mus.) stop, key || fret [| touch, 
 stroke jj trial of metals || fescue || tall-piece || 
 pierve de ~, f. touchstone. 
 
 toucher, m. touch, feeling. 
 
 toucher, v. R. & n. to touch, to feel, to 
 handle || to play (upon a musical instru- 
 ment) || to Ink (type) l| to move, to affect, 
 to represent || to speak || to reach, to con- 
 cern, to relbte to, to regard II to meddle 
 with N ae ~, to touch (one another). 
 
 tone, f. ferry-boat 
 
 tonee, f. tow-line, warp. 
 
 toner, v. a. (mar.) to tow. to warp. 
 
 tonffe, f. tuft || buncb II cluster II thicket. 
 
 tourfn, e, a. tufted, thick, bushy. 
 
 tonjonre, ad. always, ever, evermore 1 , 
 continually || nevertheless II all the same. 
 
 tonpet, m. tuft of hair || foretop || scalp II 
 wig || front I) pluck, " brass ". 
 
 tonpie, f. top || - d'Allemarne, hnm- 
 mintr-top || falre aller nne ~, to spin a 
 
 touplllon, m. small tuft (top. 
 
 tonr, m. turn, turning || revolution, cir- 
 cumference, circuit, compass II excursion || 
 turner's lathe || trick, juggle || turning- 
 box (of convents) || a ~, by turns || en nn 
 - de main, In an Instant || ~, f- tower U 
 (at chess) castle, rook. 
 
 tonrbe, f. turf, peat || mob. 
 
 tonrbenz, ae, a. turfy, peaty. 
 
 tour bl ere, f. turf-pit 
 
 tonrblllon, m. whirlwind || whirl, vortex, 
 tornndo || bustle II cloud. 
 
 tonrbillonner, v. n. to whirl, to go whirl- 
 Ing round, to turn round rapidly. 
 
 toorelle, f. turret
 
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 touret, m. small turner's lathe || wheel || 
 reel. [a convent). 
 
 tourlfire, I attendant of a turning-box (of 
 
 tonrillon, m. trunnion pivot || oonring- 
 
 tonrlst, m. tourist [neck. 
 
 tonrlo-urou, m. young foot-soldier. 
 
 tonrment, m. torment, pain, anguish. 
 
 tonrmentant, e, a. tormenting ]| trouble- 
 
 tonrmente, f. tempest, storm. [some. 
 
 tonrmenter, v. a. to torment, to torture, 
 to rack, to plague, to trouble, to vex || 
 -. to agitate oneself, to be vexed, to 
 tumble, to toss || to warp. 
 
 touroailler, v. n. to turn about. 
 
 tonrnant, m. turning || whirlpool. 
 
 tourn*, e, a. turned || spoiled || noor || 
 bten , well-shaped. 
 
 tournebrlde, m. inn near a country-seat 
 for wrvnnts and horses. 
 
 tonmebroche, m. kitchen-Jack, turnspit 
 
 tonrn6e, f. round, circuit, walk, turn, 
 visit || visitation || journey. 
 
 touraer. v. a. A n. to xim, to turn round, 
 to wind, to tack about, to revolve || to 
 change, to convert || to corrupt || to be 
 spoiled || se ~, to turn, to turn about, to 
 go about || to be changed, to change, to 
 become || ae ~ en, to be changed into. 
 
 tonrnesol, m. (bot) sun-flower. 
 
 tonrneur, m. turner. 
 
 tournevls, m. turnscrew, screw-driver. 
 
 tourniquet, m. turnstile || (mar.) swivel. 
 
 tournol, m. tournament 
 
 tournoiement, m. turning round, rotation, 
 whirling || (da tfite) giddiness. 
 
 tonrnoyer, v. n. to turn round, to turn 
 about, to whirl |l to hesitate, to shuffle || 
 to beat about the bush. 
 
 tonmure, f. torn || turner's work || shape, 
 figure |] look || curl || disposition J| bustle (of 
 
 tourte, f. tart || pie. [a lady's dress). 
 
 tourteau, m. oil-cake. 
 
 tonrterean, m. young turtle-dove. 
 
 tonrterelle, f. turtle-dove. 
 
 tonrtlere, f. tart-pan, pie-dish. 
 
 Tonssalnt, t All-Saints'-Day. 
 
 tonsser, v. n. to cough || to hem. 
 
 tonsseur, se, m. & f. cougher. 
 
 tout, m. whole, all || point da ~, pas du 
 ~, not at all || le ~ ensemble, the whole 
 taken together || loner le ~, to stake all 
 (at cards). 
 
 tout, e, a. & ad. all, whole, whatever, any. 
 every || wholly, quite, all, thoroughly [| 
 ~ bean, softly, not so fast || ~ a oonp, 
 ad. all of a sudden l| ~ a fait, ad. alto- 
 gether, entirely | C 1'kenre, ad. just 
 now, immediately. Instantly || ~ da suite, 
 ad. directly, immediately. 
 
 tontefols, c. yet, however, nevertheless. 
 
 tonte-puissanoe, f. omnipotence. 
 
 tontou, m. bow-wow, doggy. 
 
 tonx, f. cough || coughing. 
 
 toziqne, m. poison. 
 
 traoa.8, m. bustle || splutter. 
 
 traoasser, v. a. A n. to tease, to plague, 
 to trouble || to bustle. 
 
 traoaBaerle, f. shuffling, shuffle, shift, 
 mvil, blckerlog |j annoyance. 
 
 traoaaaler, iere, m. & f. caviller || trouble- 
 some body. [some. 
 
 traoaaaler, lere, a. cavilling || trouble- 
 trace, f. trace, mark, step, footstep. 
 
 trac6, m. outline || draught || direction U 
 laying out || falre le ~ da, to lay ont 
 
 traoement, m. drawing, delineation l| lav- 
 ing out fto Impress, to sketch. 
 
 tracer, v. a. to trace, to draw, to imprint, 
 
 trachee-artere. f. (an.) wind-pipe. 
 
 trachlotomle, f. (chlr.) tracheotomy. 
 
 traction, f. traction. [dlUonalfl.vV 
 
 tradltionnel, le, a. (-lament, ad.) tra- 
 
 tradnoteur, m. translator. 
 
 tradnotton, f. translation. 
 
 tradnlre, v. a. to translate II to Interpret II 
 to transfer. 
 
 tradulalbla, a. translatable. 
 
 traflo, m. traffic, trndp. 
 
 trariquer, v. n. to traffic, to tree's, to dsft!, 
 
 traliqnenr, m. trafficker. 
 
 t,rHr*'U, f. tragedy. 
 
 tragedian, m. tragedian. 
 
 traei-come'dle, f. tragi-comedy II ~-o- 
 mique, a. tragi-comical. 
 
 traarlque, m. tragic art ou style ou char- 
 acter ou author |l something tragical. 
 
 trag-ique, a. (-ment, ad.) tragical(ly). 
 
 trahir, v. a. to betray || to belle U to fnis- 
 trate. 
 
 trahlson, f. treason, treachery. 
 
 trallle, f. ferry-boat 
 
 train, m. (rail.) train || rate|| pace, footstep U 
 attendants, equipage || bustle, noise j| float 
 of wood || ~ de malaon, establishment Ij 
 ~ d'aller, (rail.) down-train || ~ de mar- 
 ohandiaes, (rail.) luggage- ou goods- 
 train II ~ de re tour, (rail.) back- ou up- 
 train I) ~ omnibus, (rail.) parl'amentarj-- 
 train ||~ poste, (rail.) mail-train |l a fond 
 de -, at full speed II en ~, in spirits || in 
 the act of || about it || busv II on the way to || 
 begun J| going, working |] aller aon -, to 
 go on I) to keep going on || to go on at the 
 old rate || mener g-rand ~, to lire in 
 great style || to drive at a fine rate. 
 
 tralnard, m. lagger, loiterer, straggler. 
 
 tralnean, m. sledge, sled || draw-net 
 
 trainee, f. train || trail || street-walker. 
 
 trainer, v. a. & n. to draw, to drag, to 
 trail || to haul |) to put off || to languish, to 
 linger || ae ~, to crawl, to creep along. 
 
 tralneur, m. straggler. 
 
 train -train, m. regular coarse, routine. 
 
 tralre, v. a. ir. to milk. 
 
 trait, m. arrow, shaft dart, bolt l| stroke- 
 dash || touch (of a pencil) || lash, leather- 
 string U thought, fancy, sentiment f| be- 
 haviour || action, turn || trick. 
 
 trait, e, a. wire-drawn || milked. 
 
 traltable, a. tractable. 
 
 trait ant, m. contractor. 
 
 tralte, f. distance, journey || trade, trading U 
 
 draught|| transport, exportation||remittanc* 
 of money U - das negreB, Slav ' 
 tout d'nne ~, at a stretch. 
 
 live-trade || 
 
 tralta, m. treaty, agreement II treatise, 
 traitement, m. treatment, usage II salary, 
 emoluments (pi.).
 
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 trailer, v. a. A n. to treat, to negotiate || 
 to manage, to handle, to entertain, to dis- 
 course || ~ de, to call || to style I! to ad- 
 dress by the title of II , to treat one 
 another || to be treated. 
 
 tralteur, m. eating-house keeper. 
 
 traltre, see, m. & f. traitor || traitress. 
 
 traltre, ase , a. treacherous || en ~, 
 treacherously. 
 
 traltreusement, ad. treacherously. 
 
 traj et, m. way, passage || distance || journey. 
 
 tram ail, m. trammel. 
 
 trame, f. woof, warp, weft || plot 
 
 tramer, v. a. to weave || to plot, to hatch. 
 
 tramontane, f. north-wind || north-star || 
 perdre la ~, to get confused. 
 
 tramway, m. tramway, tram. 
 
 tranchant, m. (sharp) edge. 
 
 tranchant, e, a. sharp, cutting || decisive, 
 peremptory. 
 
 tranche, f. slice, collop, chop || edge || ~- 
 lard, m. sliciug-knlfel! --montag-ne, m. 
 bully. 
 
 tranouee, f. trench || drain || (rail.) cutting || 
 -, pi. colic || pains (pi.). 
 
 traiichefllti, f. head-band (of a book). 
 
 tranohelard, m. lardlng-kiiife. 
 
 (rancher, v. a. A. n. to cut off ou Into || 
 to decide, to determine, to resolve, to 
 solve a difficulty, to end || to contrast 
 strongly || to cut abort, to tell one'a mind 
 plainly || ~ dn grand selg-neur, to set 
 up for a great lord. 
 
 trancbet, m. parlu^-knlfe. 
 
 trancholr, m. trencher. 
 
 tranqnllle, a. (-ment, ad.) tranquil(ly) |) 
 quiei(ly) i| still, peaceful, easy || calmly. 
 
 tranquilliser, v. a. to tranquillise, to 
 quiet, to still, to calm || ae ~, to make 
 oneself easy, to be composed. 
 
 tranqullllte, f. tranquillity, calmness. 
 
 transaction, f. transaction, convention, 
 treaty, agreement 
 
 trunsalpin, e, a. Transalpine. 
 
 trangatlantlqne, a. Transatlantic. 
 
 tranaborder, v. a. to tranship. 
 
 xranacendant, e, a. transcendent 
 
 transcrlpteur, m. transcriber. 
 
 transcrlre, v. a. ir. to copy. 
 
 transe, f. apprehension, anxiety. 
 
 transterement, m. 'transfer. 
 
 transferer, v. a. to transfer || to remove [| 
 to postpone. 
 
 transfert, m. transfer (of property etc.). 
 
 tranuMirnration, f. transfiguration. 
 
 transformer, v. a. to transform. 
 
 traniruire, m. fugitive, deserter. 
 
 transfusion, f. Ichir.) transfusion. 
 
 transg-rwsser, v. a. to transgress. 
 
 transg-ressenr, m. transgressor. 
 
 transfer, v. n. to come to an agreement 
 
 translr, v. a. JL a. to chill, to numb, to 
 make oold || to be chilled, to shiver. 
 
 transit!!, ve, a. (gr.) transitive. 
 
 traasltolre, a. triuisitory. 
 
 translatlf, v. a. trausUtory. 
 
 translation, f. removal, postponement || 
 transfer. 
 
 ta *nlaole, translucent, ualaei4. 
 
 transmettre, v. a. ir. to transmit, to 
 transfer, to convey. [f enable. 
 
 transmissible, a. transmissible, trans- 
 
 transmuer, v. a. to transmute. 
 
 transparent, m. ruled lines (to put under 
 paper) (pL) || transparent paper || trans- 
 parency. 
 
 transparent, e, a. transparent 
 
 transpercer, v. a. to pierce through || to 
 run through. 
 
 transplrer, v. a. to transpire, to perspire' || 
 to get known. 
 
 transplanter, v. a. to transplant. 
 
 transport, m. transport || exportation, car- 
 riage || ecstacy, rapture II frals de ~, m. pL 
 carriage |l ~ an cervean, (mid.) delirium, 
 light-bead edness. 
 
 transporter, v. a. to transport, to transfer, 
 to remove, to rummage || se ~, to go, to 
 repair. 
 
 transposer, v. a. to transpose. ftiate. 
 
 transanbstantler, v. a. to traniubstaa- 
 
 transsuder, v. a. to transude, to sweat 
 
 transvasement, m. decanting. 
 
 tranavaser, v. a. to decant. 
 
 transversal, e, a, transverse, crossing || 
 ement, ad. transversely, crosswise. 
 
 tranavlder, v. a. to pour from one vessel 
 
 trantrao, m. knack. (into another. 
 
 trapese, m. trapeze || (geom.) trapezium ||| 
 (an.) trapezius muscle. 
 
 trappe, f. trap || trap-door l| pitfall. 
 
 trapplate, m. monk of the order of La 
 Trappe. 
 
 trapn, e, a. squat || thick-set, stumpy. 
 
 traqne, f. beating ou enclosing of a wood 
 
 traquenard, m. trap. (for game. 
 
 traqner, v. a. to entrap || to surround a 
 wood, to drive game. (wild beasts). 
 
 traquet, m. mill -clapper || trap, snara (for 
 
 tranmatlque, a. (med.) traumatic. 
 
 travail, m. labour, toll, work, piece of 
 work || industry || trouble || travlse, trave || 
 labour, travail, child-birth j| travauz 
 forces, m. pi. penal servitude. 
 
 travalller, v. a. 4 u. to labour, to work, 
 to toil || to disorder, to trouble || to feruivnt || 
 to polish (one's style) || to warp || to chink || 
 to ftttiRue || to sophisticate. 
 
 travalllenr, m. labourer, workman |) 
 painslaker || pioneer. 
 
 travalllenr, se, a. industrious. 
 
 travee, f. (arcb. ) bay of joists II trlforium. 
 
 travers, m. breadth || whim, freak, oddity, 
 caprice || ~, au ~, across, athwart, 
 through II ea ~, across, sidewlse || de ~, 
 awry, across, crosswise || in a wrong 
 sense. 
 
 traverse, f. traverse, cross-piece N cross- 
 road || trench l| (rail. ) sleeper, cross-sleepr || 
 (fig.) thwarting obstaclu || a la -, uutu- 
 wardly. (passage. 
 
 traversee, f. (mar.) voyage || crossing || 
 
 traverser, v. a. to traverse, to cross, to 
 get over, to pass over II (fig.) to thwart, to 
 cross, to disturb, to vex. 
 
 tra vernier, ere, a. crossing || ply lug 
 acrvtw H favourable fur crueslug. 
 
 ia Uu || U:tUiei.
 
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 travesti trlpot 
 
 traveti, m. travesty u gentleman'* part 
 acted by a lady. 
 
 traveutir, v. a. to disguise || to mis- 
 represent | to travesty || so ~, to disguise 
 one*elf. 
 
 travestissement, m. disguise, travesty. 
 
 trayon, m. dug, teat. 
 
 triSbuchant, 8, a. of full weight. 
 
 tr 6bucher, v. n. to stumble || to trip || to 
 weigh down (of balances). 
 
 tribucaet, m. trap, assay-scales (pL). 
 
 tr6rller, v. a. to wire-draw. 
 
 trdfllerie, f. wire-drawing mill. 
 
 tr6flleur, m. wire-drawer. 
 
 trAHe, m. trefoil U club. 
 
 tr a ton da, m. (Jur.) subsoil || grounds (pi.) i| 
 avoir le fonds et le ~, to know all 
 the ins and outs, to completely understand. 
 
 treillag-e, m. trellis, lattice. 
 
 treinag-enr, m. trellis-maker. 
 
 trellle, f. vine-arbour, vine. 
 
 trelllla, m. trellis, lattice U glazed calico U 
 
 trtllliser, v. a. to lattice. [sack-cloth, 
 
 trelxe, m. thirteenth (of tbe mouth), 
 
 trelme, a. thirteen. 
 
 trelsi&me, m. thirteenth part. 
 
 trlleme, a. thirteenth. 
 
 trema, m. (gr.) dleresls. 
 
 tremblaie, f. grove of aspen-treea. 
 
 tremble, in. (bot.) aspen-tree. 
 
 tremblement, m. trembling, shaking, 
 shivering || (mus.) quaver, trill y rattle- 
 trap || ~ de terre, earthquake. 
 
 trembler, v. n. to tremble, to snivel, to 
 shake, to shudder || (mus.) to quaver. 
 
 trembleur, m. timid man U quaker. 
 
 trembloter, v. n. to tremble, to shiver. 
 
 tremle, f. mill-hopper. 
 
 tremlere, a.; rose ~, 1 (bot ) holly-hock. 
 
 tremouasement, m. fluttering. 
 
 (e) tr6mouaser, to flutter y to bestir 
 oneself. 
 
 trempe, I temper (of iron) constitution y 
 humour y cast, stamp |] steeping, wetting 
 (of paper) || (fig.) licking. 
 
 tramper, v. a. A n. to dip, to steep, to 
 drench, to soak U to temper (Iron) y to wet 
 to soak (paper) |l to have a band in. 
 
 tremplln, m. spring! rig-board. 
 
 trentalne, f. thirty || age of thirty. 
 
 treute, m. thirtieth (of the month). 
 
 trente, a. thirty lj~ et quarante, "rouge 
 et nolr." 
 
 trentieme, m. thirtieth part. 
 
 trantieme, a, thirtieth. 
 
 trepan, m. (chlr. ) trepan || trepanning. 
 
 trepanation, f. (chir.) trepanning if tre- 
 phining, [pnlne. 
 
 trepaner, v. a. (cblr.) to trepan U to tre- 
 
 trepaa, m. death, decease. 
 
 trepaaaer, v. n. to pass away, to die. 
 
 trepidation, f. trepidation || trembling. 
 
 trepled. m. trivet tripod. 
 
 trtfpirnement, m. stamping. 
 
 treplg-ner, v. n. to stamp with tbe feet. 
 
 trepolnte, t welt (of leather). 
 
 tres, ad. very, most. 
 
 tr6aor, m. treasure, hoard U Exchequer. 
 
 U'eaurerle. t treasury. 
 
 trtfsorier, m. treasurer, 
 treasalllement, m. start, starting, startle, 
 tresaalllir, v. u. to start, to start up, to 
 
 give a sudden leap, to leap, to thrill. 
 treaae, f. braid || curl || plait U twist 
 treaser, v. a. to weave, to plait 
 tresseur, m. hair-dresser, plaiter. 
 treteau, m. trestle || stage || ~ de meule, 
 treall, m. windlass. [stack-stand. 
 
 treve, f. truce, cessation of hostilities, 
 trlagre, m. choice || picking || sorting. 
 trlangrnlalre, a. (-ment, ad.) triangular 
 tribord, m. (mar.) starboard. I(ly)- 
 
 trlbu, f. tribe, clan, 
 trlbnn, m. tribune. 
 
 tribunal, m. tribunal || bench I court of 
 trlbunat, m. tribuneship. Justice. 
 
 tribune, f. tribune y gallery || race-stand U 
 
 parliament || de la ~, parliamentary, 
 tribnt, ni. tribute || retribution. 
 tribntalre, m. tributary. 
 trlbntaire, a. tributary. fulck. 
 
 trlcher, v. a. & u. to cheat (at play) U to 
 trlcherle, f. cheating (at play) U trickery, 
 trlcheur, se, m. A f. sharper, cheat (at 
 
 play). 
 
 tricolors, a. trloolonred y three-cclonrad. 
 trioorne, m. three-cornered bat, 
 tricot, m. cudgel j| network. 
 trlcotagre, m. Knitting. 
 trlcoter, v. a. to knit 
 tricoteur. Be, m. & t. knitter, 
 trictrao, in. backgammon. 
 tricycle, m. tricycle. 
 trlennal, e, a. triennial, 
 trier, v. a. to pick, to sort, to choose out 
 trlear, se, m. <t f. sorter. 
 trifrand, e, a. shuffling. 
 trlyonom6trle, f. trigonometry, 
 triile, m. (mus.) trill, shake. 
 trlUer, v. a. (mus.) to shake. 
 trillion, m. billion, 
 tri inhaler, v. a. to drag about 
 trimer, v. n. to run up and down, 
 trlmeatre, m. quarter, three month*, 
 trlmeutriel, le, u. quarterly. 
 tring-le, f. curtain-rod || bar, lath, 
 trlngrler, v. a. to chalk. 
 Trlnitd, f. Trinity. 
 
 trlnqner. v. u. to toast, to touch glasses || 
 trio, m. (mus.) trio. [to tipple. 
 
 triolet, m. triolet y (mus.) triplet 
 trlompbal, e, a. (-eme&t, aa.) triumphal 
 
 II triumphanUy. 
 
 triompbant, e, a. triumphant 
 trlomphateur, m. triumpher. (cords). 
 triomphe, m. triumph || -, f. trump (at 
 triompher, v. n. to triumph U to exult, 
 trlpallle, f. garbage. 
 trlperie. f. tripe-bouse. 
 trlpette, f. small tripe U ne paa valolr 
 
 -, not to be worth a tig. [woman, 
 
 trlpler, iere, m. A f. tripe-mau y tripw 
 triple, m. treble. 
 
 triple, a. triple l| -ment, ad. trebly. 
 tripler, v. a. to treble. 
 trlpoli, m. rotten-stone, 
 tripollr, T. a. to polish with rotten-ton 
 tripot, m. gambling-house, hli
 
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 trtpotajra, m. Jumble, medley, mess || 
 Intrigue |f Jobbery. 
 
 trlpoter, T. a. & n. to huddle, to make ft 
 mess, to mingle things together || to brew 
 mischief II to Intermeddle. 
 
 trlpotler, are. m. & t. bungler, meddler || 
 intriguer || Jobber. 
 
 trlque, (. cudgel, stick. 
 
 trlqneballe, f. truck (for cannons). 
 
 trlsaleul, e, m. A f. great-ereat-grand- 
 father || great-great-grand-mother. 
 
 trlame, m. (mfed.) lock-jaw. 
 
 triayllabe, a. trisyllabic. 
 
 trlBte. a. (-ment, ad.) gadfly) || Borrowtul 
 Oy) If afflicted, afflictive, heavy |} melan- 
 choly. 
 
 trlateaae, f. sadness, sorrowfulness, dejec- 
 tion, melancholy. 
 
 trlturer, T. a. to triturate, to pound. 
 
 trlumvlrnt, m. triumvirate. 
 
 trivial, . H. (-ement, Ml.) trlvlul(ly) || 
 
 trlvfallt*, t trivialnesa, vulgarity. 
 
 troo, m. truck, exchange. 
 
 troene, in. (hot ) privet 
 
 trog-na, t. (ace, phJx || drunkard's fan. 
 
 troffnon, m. core (of an apple etc.) || a tump, 
 stalk (of a cabbage) || dear, dock. 
 
 trot*, m. third (of , the month). 
 
 trolB, a. three || --rnata, m. (mar.) three- 
 master || "-mix, m. common brandy. 
 
 trolaiema, m. third part N third person fl 
 third floor |> >, t third class. 
 
 trolaieme, a. (-mant, ad.) thlrd(ly). 
 
 trombe, f. waterspout 
 
 trombone, m. (in us.) trombone. 
 
 trompa, f. trump, trumpet, horn || trunk. 
 
 tromper. T. a, to deceive, to delude, to 
 dupe, to cheat to divert U ae ~, to hs mta- 
 takea || (da) to mistake the . . ., to mlat 
 
 tromperle, f. deceit, cheat (one's . . . 
 
 trompatar, T. s, A n. to proclaim by to* 
 sound of a trumpet 
 
 trompetta, f. trumpet fl ~, m. trumpeter. 
 
 trompanr, , m. 4 f. deceiver, cheat 
 
 troxnpeur, ae. a. deceitful l| delusive. 
 
 trouc. m. trunk, stump, stem || stock (of a 
 family) || poor-box || shaft of a pillar. 
 
 trongon, m. stump, piece, fragment 
 
 trongonner, v. a. to truncate | to cat In 
 
 trfine, m. throne. (pieces. 
 
 trOner, v. n. to sit on a throne tm In state U 
 to reign || to be in the ascendant 
 
 tronquer, r. a. to truncate, to mutilate I 
 to curtail || to garble. 
 
 trop. ad. too, too much, too many, exceed- 
 ingly II'** grand, over-much II - pan, too 
 little, too few U paa ~ blan, not very 
 well || --plain, m. overflow || fulness || 
 
 trop, m. excess. [waste. 
 
 trophfe, m. trophy. 
 
 Vropiq.ne, m. tropic. 
 
 troplque, a. tropical [change. 
 
 troquer, v. a. to truck, to barter, to ex- 
 
 troqueur, ae, m. A L jobber, bartertr. 
 
 trot. in. trot II aJLlar an ~. to trot 
 
 trotta. f. trip, way, stretch. 
 
 trotter, T. n. to trot D to ran. 
 
 W-tle u* . , ID. A t 
 
 tpottlner, v. n. to go at a jog-trot || to trot 
 
 about 
 trottolr, m. foot- way, flag-way, pavement B 
 
 talre la ~, to walk the streeta. 
 tron. m. hole, peep-hole J gap [)~-mada>me, 
 
 troll-madam, nine-boles. 
 troubadour, m. southern bard. 
 trouble, m. tumult, agitation, uneasineM | 
 
 ~-fSte, m. trouble-feast, troublesome 
 
 guest. " wet-blankeL" 
 trouble, a. troubled, thick, muddy. 
 troubler, v. a. to trouble, to make thick 
 
 ou muddy I] to disorder, to confound, to 
 
 disconcert, to agitate || to spoil || ae ~, to 
 
 grow thick ou muddy, to turn y to be dis- 
 
 turbed, to be confounded. [torn. 
 
 trone, a, a. f uU of holes |l with a hole In it | 
 trou4a, f. opening (in a wood), gap. 
 trouer, v, a. to bore, to make holat || s>a ~, 
 
 to have a hole. 
 troupe, f. troop, company, crew, gong, set, 
 
 flock, shoal H -a, pi. troop* (pi.), soldiers 
 
 tronpasm, m. flock, herd. 
 
 troupler, in. soldier. 
 
 tronaaa, f. trust H bundle || (dressing-) 
 case || aux -a da, in pursuit of. 
 
 tronaa, a, a. tucked up H (styU) wU 
 turned || well shaped. 
 
 trousseau, ui. bundle, buuch{| bride's outfit 
 
 trouaaar, v. a. to truss, to tack up, to U 
 up, to pin up, to turn ap. 
 
 trouaaU, m. tuck, folding In. 
 
 trouvuble, a. to be found. 
 
 troavallla, L chance find U godsend, pleo* 
 of good luck. 
 
 tronvar. v. a. to find, to find out, to meat 
 with || to contrive, to discover II alia* -, 
 to go to see (one) || ~ bra. to approve, to 
 like || - maavala. to dlsapprore, to dis- 
 like, to take 111 - k radlra, to find fault 
 with || aa ~, to find oneself (| to be t to be 
 found, to meet || aa - mal, to be ill, to 
 feel unwell. 
 
 tronvere, m. tronvtre, old poet of the 
 
 truand, a, m.dkf. ^agrant (North of Franca 
 
 tmo, m. truck | machinery g knack, skill | 
 
 truohement, m. interpreter. (cunulug. 
 
 trualle, f. trowel H flsh-carvar. 
 
 truallaa, f. trowelful. 
 
 trnffa, L (bot) truffle. 
 
 trnffer, v. a. to stuff with truffles. 
 
 tmfnara, f. truffle-bed. 
 
 trala, L sow. Isalmon-troot 
 
 trnlt*. L trout (flsli) || - aa>moa4a, 
 
 trulta, a, a. red-speckled. 
 
 truaaaaa, m. leg of beef || pier B pler-gUM. 
 
 to, pa. thou. 
 
 tnabla, a. fit for killing. 
 
 tnae*, m. killing || slaughtar. 
 
 tnsvnt, a, a. killing | toilsome, tiresome. 
 
 tuber, v. a. to tube. Ifbot.) tubervU). 
 
 tnbaretila, m. (m*d.) tobercle, pliupUi | 
 
 tubaransa, f. (bot) tuberose. 
 
 tab4raoz, aa, a. (bot) tuberou*. 
 
 tndoaqna, a. ok) Teutonic I ruOgb. 
 
 taar, T. a. U kill, to slaagtiler, to butcher, 
 to massacre ( ~ la tamp*, to pass avay 
 the time I aa -. to kill ouaaslf t to UM 
 grami Uuull || B*r to oaaie.
 
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 tuerle usage 
 
 tnerle, ( slaughter || slau-ihler-house. 
 butchery [loud as one can. 
 
 tne-tSte, ad. with all one's might || aa 
 
 tuenr, in. tlnyer II bully. [tuff. 
 
 tnf, tnffean, m. chalky substratum || tufa, 
 
 tulle, f. tile |i - orense, gutter-tile. 
 
 tnilean, m. broken tile. [mason. 
 
 tnller, T. a. to prove whether one li a free- 
 
 tnllerle, f. tile-kiln II lea Tulleries, pi. 
 Palace and public garden In Paris. 
 
 tulller, m. tile-maker. 
 
 tnllpe, f. (hot.) tulip. 
 
 tnllpler, ra. (hot.) tulip-tree.. 
 
 tulle, m. net, press-point 
 
 tumefaction, f. (nicd.) tumefaction. 
 
 tumeur, f. tumour, swelling. 
 
 tumulalre, a. of a grave I) plerre ~, f. 
 tomb-none. 
 
 tumnlte, m. tumult, riot, uproar. 
 
 tumultnalre, a. (-ment, ail.) tumultuary || 
 turniilliiarily. |lunus(ly) || rlotous(ly). 
 
 tumnltueux, e-a, a.(-aement,ad ) tumul- 
 
 tunlque, f. tunic, coat. 
 
 tunnel, in. tunnel. 
 
 tarbot, m. turbot (fish). 
 
 turbotlere, f. turbot-kettle. 
 
 turbotin, m. small tnrbot ifish). 
 
 tarbnlenoe, f. turbulence I wildnes8. 
 
 turbulent, e, a. turbulent || wild.' 
 
 turlupln, m. punster. 
 
 turlnplnade, f. pun, low joke. 
 
 tnrluplner, v. a. & n. to banter || to pun. 
 
 turpitude, f. turpitude, baseness. 
 
 turquin, e, a. ; bleu ~, deep blue, dark 
 
 tarqnoiae, f. turquoise. iK^'y- 
 
 tnaallaffe, m. (bot.) colt's-foot. 
 
 tutelaire, a. tutelar. |slrip || protection. 
 
 tntelle, f. guardianship, wju-dLlp, trustoe- 
 
 tutenr, m., tntrloe, f. guardian, warden || 
 protector, defender || prop. 
 
 tntolement, m. thouing. 
 
 tutoyer, v. a. to thou. 
 
 tnyau, m. tube, pipe, conduit, funnel, 
 tunnel II quill, stalk (of corn) II ~ de 
 foutaiue, water-pipe j' - d'nne pipe, 
 tbank of a tobacco-pipe II de soufflet, 
 nozzle of a bellows II ~ d'<5cliappomeut 
 de vapeur, bl:it-pi|>o i| ~ de sortie, 
 delivery-pipe || ~ a vapeur, steam-pipe || 
 d'aaplratlon, suction-pipe. 
 
 tuyauter, v. a. to flute, to eauffer. 
 
 tuyere, f. blast-pipe. |nnm II spandrel. 
 
 tympan, m. (an.) drum of the car, tvnipit- 
 
 tympaniaer, v. a. to slander, to defame. 
 
 tympazfbn, m. dulcinuT. 
 
 type, m. printing-letter l| prototype, model, 
 figure || species, sort. 
 
 typholde, a. typhoid. 
 
 typhon, m. hurricane, whirlwind. 
 
 typhus, m. (mid.) typhus fever. 
 
 ty pique, a. typical. 
 
 typog-raphe, in. typogrpplicr, printer || 
 IrtUTprfS* printer. 
 
 typographic, f. typography, printing. 
 
 typographlqne, a. typographical. 
 
 tyran, m. tyrant. 
 
 tyraunle, f. tyranny, cruelty. (fly) ' 
 
 tyrannlqns, ft. (-meat, ad.) tyrannical 
 
 t?rMuUa*r, v. ft. to t>iiu:iii* 'evw). 
 
 u. 
 
 Ublquit5, f. ubiquity. 
 
 udometre, m. rain-gauge. 
 
 ulcere, m. ulcer. fnsperatf. 
 
 nlc6ror, v. a. to ulcerate !| (fig.) to ex- 
 
 ullgrlnoux, 86, a. uliginous. 
 
 ulterienr, e, a. ulterior, further II sub- 
 sequent l| -ement, ad. besides, ultimate- 
 ly, lattly. 
 
 ultimatum, m. ultimatum, final decision. 
 
 ultramontain, m. ultramontane l| papist. 
 
 ultramontain, e, a. beyond the moun- 
 tains l| ultramont.inist 
 
 nn, e, a. n, an, any || one, the number one II 
 a ~, one by one l| l'~ et 1'antre, both, 
 each other l| lea -e lea autros, each 
 oilier ;| l'~ apres 1'antre, one after an- 
 other l| ni I 1 - nl 1'antre, neither || o'est 
 tout -, it's all tin* nme. 
 
 nnanlme, a. (-ment, ad.) unanimous(ly). 
 
 unanimity, f. unanimity || a l'~, unanim- 
 ously. 
 
 nnl, e, a (-meat, ad.) united || smoothOy) II 
 evenl ly ) || level || plnin(ly) i| frank || simply. 
 
 nnleme, a. one, first. 
 
 unification, f. unification. 
 
 uniforms, in. uniform, regimentals (pi.) || 
 mlliiary man. , 
 
 nnitorme, a, nntform, even, regular. 
 
 uiiliorm6ment, ad. uniformly. 
 
 unlformltA, f. uniformity. 
 
 union, f. union, conjunction || unity || 
 trait d'~, (gr.) hyphen || (fig.) connecting 
 link. 
 
 unlonlate, m. unionist, Union man. 
 
 unl 
 
 uni _ 
 tingular(ly). 
 
 unlr, v. a. to unite, to Join together, to 
 combine II to smooth, to lerel, to maka 
 even. 
 
 nnlsaon, m. unison i| a l'~, in concert. 
 
 nnitalre, m. unllarian. 
 
 unltalre, a. of unity || Unitarian. 
 
 anlt<S, f. unity || unit. 
 
 nnlvera, m. universe, world. 
 
 unlveraaHt6, f. uinvc i>ulity. 
 
 unlveraol, le, a. (-lement, a>l.) unt- 
 versal(ly). |vvrslty. 
 
 nnlversltalre, a. pertaining to M uni- 
 
 unlveratte, f. university. 
 
 nrbaln, e, a. urbane. 
 
 urbanlte, f. urbanity, puliteneeg. 
 
 nre, m. aurochs, wild-lAill. 
 
 uretre, m. (an.) urethra. 
 
 urg-ence, f. urgency. 
 
 urgent, e, a. urgent, pressing. 
 
 nrlner, v. n. to make water, to pass water. 
 
 nrlnoir, m. uritml. 
 
 nrne, f. urn U bullot-box. 
 
 urtloalre. 1. (mCcl. ) nettle-rash. 
 
 na, m. 0" r -) Wll y. practice, utuee, custom I 
 lea - et ooutnmea, pi. u> un&uera 
 uutl cuttoai* (pi.). 
 
 uaaiT*, ui. "uauee, ue, piactlce, cuto, 
 way || faihion, 
 
 iioniste, m. unionist, union 
 alperaonnel, le, :i. (gr. ) anlpersonal. 
 itque, a. (-ment, ad.) only || sole(ly) ||
 
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 u, , a. worn out || old, stale. 
 
 near, m. wear(ing). service || 6tre d'un 
 boa ~, to wear well. 
 
 ner, v. a. <k n. to wear out, to wear off, 
 to waste, to consume || to use, to make 
 use of || '-. to wear oat ott off, to waste, 
 to stale || to lose one's strength. 
 
 aalne, f. works (pi.), manufactory. 
 
 Q8lt6, e, a. deed, usual. In use. 
 
 ustenslle, m. utensil || implement [I tackle: 
 
 nsuel, le, a. (-lement, ad.) usual (!y). 
 
 naufrnctualre, a. usufructuary. 
 
 nsutrult, m. usufruct 
 
 uBufrultler, Idre, m. A t. usufructuary. 
 
 nauralre, a. (-ment, ad.) usurious(ly). 
 
 nature, f. usury, exorbitant, interest, un- 
 lawful interest |] wearing out. 
 
 usnrler, Sre, m. A t. usurer. 
 
 nanrpatenr, m. usurper, intruder. 
 
 usurpation, i usurpation, encroachment. 
 
 usurper, T. a. to usurp || to encroach. 
 
 uterln, e, a. by the mother's side. 
 
 uterua, m. (anat ) uterus || matrix J| womb. 
 
 a tile, a. (-ment. ad.) useful(ly) ([ of use, 
 serviceable, good || advantageous(ly). II pro- 
 fitable || profitably. 
 
 ntllliier, T. a. to make useful (of horses) || 
 to make use of || to turn to account. 
 
 utillte, f. utility, uselulness || profit. 
 
 Utopia, t Utopia. 
 
 atoplqn*, a. Utopian. 
 m. utoplsu 
 
 V. 
 
 va, ad. be it BO ! done t 
 
 vaoanoe, f. vacancy || -a, pi. holidays (pi.), 
 vacation. 
 
 vacant, e, a. vacant, empty || unoccupied || 
 In abeyance. [uproar. 
 
 vacarme, m. noise, tumult, rout, bustle, 
 
 vacation, f. day's time || vacancy || -u, pi. 
 holidays (pi.), vacation. 
 
 vaooln, m. (md.) vaccine- matter. 
 
 vaccine, f. cow-pox || vaccination. 
 
 vacclnar, v. a. to vaccinate. 
 
 vache, I. cow || cow-hide || ~ a lait, ~ 
 laltlare, milch-cow || ~ plelne, cow 
 with calf. 
 
 vfcoher, ere, m. 4f. cow-herd, cow-keeper. 
 
 vacherle, f. cow-house. (wavering. 
 
 vacillation, f. vacillation, staggering, 
 
 vaolller, T. n. to vacillate, to reel, to 
 stagger, to totter, to waver. 
 
 vacnlte, f. emptlacM, void. 
 
 vade, f. go, stake (in gaming). 
 
 vade-mecum, m. vade-mecum, manual. 
 
 va-et-vlent, m. see-saw || see-saw mo- 
 tion, oscillation. 
 
 vagabond, e, m. 4 f. vagabond, vagrant. 
 
 vagabond, a, a. vagabond, rambling, va- 
 grant. 
 
 vaabondaffa, m. vagrancy. 
 
 vairabonder, v. n. to be (a) vagabond, to 
 wander. 
 
 v*-lr, v. n. to cry (of Infants) N to mewl. 
 
 v*l8ement, ui. walllag. 
 
 and fngltoh. 
 
 vatf-ae, m. vacuum. 
 
 vatruu, f. wave, billow, surge. 
 
 vague, a. vague, Indefinite, indeterminate, 
 un confined. 
 
 vagruenlent, ad. in a vague and indeter- 
 minate manner. 
 
 vasrueniestre, m. (mil.) baggage-master. 
 
 vaguer, v. n. to wander about, to ramble, 
 to rove. 
 
 valllamment, ad. valiantly, courageously. . 
 
 valllancn, f. valour, courpge, bravery || 
 gallantry. 
 
 valllant, m. whole property. 
 
 vaillant,e,a. valiant, courageous || gallant || 
 
 valllantlae, f. prowess. [brave. 
 
 vain, e, a. (-ment, ad.) valn(ly) || in 
 vain l| fruitless || frivolous || to no pur- 
 pose || unprofitable || haughty J| en ~, in 
 vain. 
 
 valnore, v. a. ir. to vanquish, to subdne |) 
 to master || to outdo || to conquer || ~, 
 to conquer oneself. 
 
 valnqueur, m. conqueror, snbduer, victor, 
 
 valnqnenr, a. conquering, victorious. 
 
 valron, m. minnow (fish). 
 
 valron, a. m.; wall-eyed (of horses) || all 
 ~, m. wall-eye.. 
 
 valssean, m. vessel, ship || vain || artery II 
 ~ d'approvlslonnement, store-ship I 
 - de gnerre, man-of-war, ship of war [| 
 ~ de la oomparnle dea Indea, East 
 Indiaman || ~ de la marine royale, 
 His ou Her Majesty's ship || ~ de llgue. 
 ship of the line || ~ d'avls, advlce-suJp f) 
 ~ a denx ponta, two-decker || ~ mar- 
 ohand, merchantman || ~ negrler, 
 Guinea-man. 
 
 valuaelle, f. dishes and plates (pi.), table- 
 utensils (pi.) || ~ de terre, earthen-ware l| 
 v d'etaln, pewter || ~ d'arg-ent, silver- 
 plate. 
 
 val, m. valley, dale || & ~, down. 
 
 valable, a. (-ment, ad.) valld(ly) || law- 
 ful || in due form. 
 
 valerlane, f. (bot.) valerian. 
 
 valet, m. valet, manservant footman, 
 groom || knave (at cards) || holdfast || door- 
 welgbt || ~ de bonrrean, ~ dn uup- 
 plloe, assistant executioner || ~ da 
 onambre, valet j| -decharrue, plough- 
 man || ~ de pled, footman |! ~ de place, , 
 guide. f(pl.). 
 
 valetallle, f. pack of footmen || menials 
 
 valeter, v. n. to drudge || to cringe || to 
 dance attendance. 
 
 valetudlnalre, m. valetudinarian. 
 
 valetudlnalre, a. valetudinarian. 
 
 valour, f. value, price, worth || valour, 
 courage, bravery, gallantry || significa- 
 tion, meanlrfg || ~ en oompte, value in 
 cash l| ~ reone. value received || -a, pi. 
 (com.) paper bills (pi.) || de ~, valuable. 
 
 valenrenx, aa, a. (-eement, ud.) valiant 
 (ly) || brave(ly) || gallant(ly). 
 
 valide, a. (-ment, ad.) vulld(ly) II good la 
 law, lawful || healthy, able-bodied. 
 
 vallder. v. a. to render valid. 
 
 valiaiU. f. validity. 
 
 value, f. cloak-bac, portmantaBO, 
 
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 vendangenr 
 
 vaUie, f. valley. Tale. 
 
 vallon, m. email valley, dole. 
 
 valolr, v. a. & n. Ir. to procure, to produce, 
 to yield, to bring || to be worth, to be of 
 ralue || a* rien ~, to be good for no- 
 thing || vallle qne vallle, at all events || 
 for better foi worse. 
 
 valse, f. waltz. 
 
 valser, T. n. to waltz. 
 
 valseur, e, in. & f. waltzer. 
 
 value, f. value || plu-~, superior value || 
 moina-~, inferior value. 
 
 valve, f. valve, valvulo. 
 
 Vttlvule, f. valve || valvule. 
 
 vampire, m. vampire, blood-sucker. 
 
 Van, m. winnowlng-basket || fan. 
 
 vandalisms, m. vandalism. 
 
 vanllle, f. (bot.) vanilla. 
 
 van mi er, m. (bot) vanilla-tree. 
 
 vault*, t. vanity. 
 
 vanlteux, , a. foolishly vain. 
 
 vannare, m. winnowing || ventilation. 
 
 vanne, i. flood-gate. 
 
 vanneau, m. lapwing, tlrwlt (bird). 
 
 vanner, v. a. to winnow, to fan, to ven- 
 
 vaunerle, f. basket-trade. [Ulate. 
 
 vannette, f. flat basket, server. 
 
 vauneur, m. winnower. 
 
 vannler, m. basket-maker. 
 
 van tail, m. leaf of a folding dcor ou win- 
 van tar d, m. boaster, braggart [dow. 
 
 vautard, e, a. boasUug. 
 
 vantardlae, t habitual boasting, brag- 
 ging, [tol. 
 
 vanter, v. a. to cry up, to praise, to ei- 
 
 vanterie, f. boasting, Dragging. 
 
 v-nu-pleda, in. ntganiuflin, tatter- 
 demalion. 
 
 vapour, in. steamer. 
 
 vapenr, f, vapour, fume, steam, damp, 
 smoke 1| (pc4t) mist || Impermeable a 
 la ~, steam-tiKht y -, pi. (med.) the 
 vapours (pi.). 
 
 vaporeux, ae, a. vaporous || aerial. 
 
 vaporiser, v. a.; ae ~. to vaporise. 
 
 vnquer, v. n. to be vacant || not to sit || 
 ~ a, to attend to. 
 
 vareoh, m. (mar. ) wreck, wrecks (pi. ) || ecn- 
 
 varenne, t waste-land. [weed. 
 
 varense, f. short coat V sailor's jacket. 
 
 variability, f. variableness, changeable- 
 variable, a. variable, changeable, [ness. 
 
 variant, e, a. changeable, fickle. 
 
 variants, I. various reading. 
 
 variation, t variation, alteration. 
 
 varioe, f. (m6d.) varicose vein, varix. 
 
 varloelle, t (mSd.) chicken-pox. 
 
 varler, v. a. & n. to vary || to variegate, 
 to alter || to be changeable |[ to differ. 
 
 variety, f. variety !| -, pL miscellanies 
 (pi.) II medley || extracts (pi). 
 
 varlole, f. small-pox. 
 
 varlQuena:, se, a. varicose. 
 
 varlope, f. large plane, jointer. 
 
 vase, m. vase, vessel. 
 
 vae, t slime, mud. mire. 
 
 vaseux, , a. muddy, miry. 
 
 vaslstai, m. small casemeut la a door ou 
 t centra batto. 
 
 vaasal. m. vassal. 
 
 vaMselagre, m. vassalage. 
 
 vuate, a. vast, spacious, great 
 
 va-tont, m. (at cards) staking one's alL 
 
 vaudeville, m. ballad j| play intermingled 
 with songs || a theatre in Paris. 
 
 vandevllllste, m. writer of vaudevilles. 
 
 a vau-1'eau, ad. down stream to wrack 
 and ruin || into thin air. 
 
 vaurlen, m. good-for-nothing fellow n 
 
 vautour, m. vulture (bird). Lrogue. 
 
 e vautrer, to wallow, to welter |J to 
 spread oneself. 
 
 veau, m. calf II veal || calf s leather. 
 
 vedette, f. sentinel on horseback || watch- 
 tower |l sentry-box j| (mar.) scout- watch. 
 
 v6g-Stal, m. vegetable. 
 
 v6g-6tal, e, a. vegetable. 
 
 vg-6tarlen, ne, m. & f. vegetarian. 
 
 v6fftarlen, ne, a. vegetarian. 
 
 v6gr6ter, v. n. to vegetate. 
 
 vehemence, f. vehemency. 
 
 vehement, e, a. vehement, violent 
 
 v6hloule, m. vehicle. 
 
 velllo, t. watching, Bitting up, watch || eve 
 of the day before || -a, pi. night-studies (pL) 
 
 velllee, I. sitting up, watching || evening. 
 
 velllar, v. a. * n. to sit up, to watch, U 
 wake || to have an eye upon. 
 
 veilleur, m. watcher II watchman. 
 
 velUenae, f. watcher || night-light 
 
 velllotte, f. small hay-cock. 
 
 velnaare, m. veinlng. 
 
 velne, f. vein |l (fig.) luck, good ran |j ] 
 sula on ~, I nave got my hand in. 
 
 velner, v. a, to vein. 
 
 veineux, oe, a. veiny. 
 
 veler, v. a. to calve. 
 
 voiin, m. vellum y papier ~, m, wove 
 paper. 
 
 veU61t6, f. velleity || fancy. 
 
 velooeman, v61oclp6dlate, m. cyclist 
 
 velocipede, m. velocipede, .bicycle. 
 
 vlloolte', f. velocity, swiftness, speed. 
 
 velodrome, m. cycling-ground, cycling- 
 track. 
 
 velours, m. velvet || ~ a- c8tes, corduroy || 
 ~ crolsd, velveteen ~ 6plngrl6, Terry 
 velvet y ~ raijonne, figured velvet II ~ 
 giac5, shot velvet j) - de sole, silk^ 
 velvet || ~ unl, plain velvet || falre patte 
 de ~, to draw m one's claws y to fawn. 
 
 voloute, m. velveting y velvet-lace (| velvet- 
 down || softness. 
 
 velout, e, a. velvet || velvety U soft and 
 smooth to the palate |[ deep-coloured y 
 
 veloutler, m. velvet-maker. (.rich. 
 
 vela, e, a. hairy, shaggy. 
 
 venalion, f. venison. 
 
 v6nal, e, 'a. (-ement, ad.) venal(ly) || 
 vendible, mercenary. 
 
 venallte, f. venality. 
 
 venant, in, comer || > tout ~, to the 
 first comer || to anyone. 
 
 venant, e, a. coming. 
 
 vendible, a. salable. 
 
 vendanire, f. vintage. fto gather. 
 
 veudanger, v. a. & u. to gather in (rape! I 
 
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 vendereBia, t GOT.) Yendor. 
 
 vendeur, Be, in. & f. seller. 
 
 vendre, T. a. to sell, to part with II to ta- 
 
 tray || 4 ~, to be sold H ~. to Bell, to be 
 
 old, to go oft jlto sell oneself. 
 rendredl, m. Friday U ~ saint, Good 
 
 Friday. [(of plants). 
 
 v6n6nanx, so. a. poisonous, venomous 
 vener, v. a. to hunt, to bait, 
 venerable, a. venerable, reverend. 
 v6ne>er, v. a. to venerate. 
 v6nerle, t, booting || hunting-train. 
 venfirlen, no, a, venereal, 
 venotte, f. fright, alarm, 
 voneur, m. huntsman || grand ~, master 
 
 of the bounds. 
 
 venes-y- volr, m. raree-Bhow|| fine thing, 
 vengeance, t vengeance, revenge, 
 render, v. a. to revenge, to avenge || to 
 
 reseul y >e ~, to revenge oneself. 
 venKeur, ereaae, m. & t avenger, 
 vengeur, eresne, a. revengeful. 
 venial, le, a. (-leiuent, ad.) venial (ly). 
 vonlwaux, sa, a. vtnomous (of animals). 
 vuuia, m. venom, poison || grudge, spite, 
 venlr, v. n. Ir. to come, to be coming, to 
 
 arrive || to chance, to happen || to proceed || 
 
 sV~, to oome, future. 
 Tnt, m. wind, air || breath |t hint || vanity, 
 
 emptiness || au ~, windward || sou la ~, 
 
 leeward. 
 
 Tente, f. sale II n ~, on sale, 
 van tar, v, n. to blow H to be wludy. 
 venteux, , a. windy, 
 ventllateur, m. ventilator, 
 vontller, v. a. to ventilate, to fan. 
 veatousa, t ventilator || cupping-glass || 
 
 appllquer da* -s, to cup. 
 veutouaer, v. a. to cap. 
 ventre, m. belly || abdomen || womb || 
 
 bulging || - a terra, at full speed, 
 ventroe, f. litter, brood, 
 ventriere, f. belly-bund || purlin, 
 ventrlloqna, m. ventriloquist. 
 ventrlloQxile, f. ventriloquy, 
 ventru, a, a. big-bellied, 
 vonn, a, ic. 4 f. comer || le premier -, 
 
 anyone |[ the first come. 
 venue, I. 
 
 coming, arrival || growth || 
 venue || tont d'une ~, all at once. 
 
 vepres, f. pL vespers, evening-pray en (pL) 
 (at church). 
 
 Tar, m. worm || maggot H moth |) grub || 
 ~ da terre, earth-worm || wretch || ~ 
 Inlsant, glow-worm || ~ olltalre, 
 tape-worm H ~ 4 sole, silk-worm || - 
 ronranr, remorse || ttrar las - du 
 ne A qn, to pump one || --ooquiu, to. 
 vtne-frctur || maggot. 
 
 Traolt4, f. veracity. 
 
 varanda, f. veranda. 
 
 verbal, a, a. (-ement, ad.) verbal(ly). 
 
 verbal! r, T. n. to write a verbal stuto- 
 
 varba, m. (gr.) verb. Iment. 
 
 rarbaax, sa, a. verfiose, wordy. 
 
 verbiage, m. idle words (pi.), empty t^l^ 
 
 rorblaffer, v. n. to be verbose. 
 
 vrbl* aur. sa. m. At, wordy speaker. 
 
 verbostt6, f. verbosity. 
 
 verdatre, a. greenish. 
 
 verdelet, te, a. tartisb || vigorous. 
 
 Terdeur, f. verdure, sreeunesa, green H 
 sap || tartness || strength, briskness. 
 
 verdict, m. (Jur.) verdict, finding. 
 
 verdier, m. greenfinch (bird). \grten. 
 
 vardir, v. a. <t n. to paint green |] to grow 
 
 verdoyaat, a, a. verdant, green. 
 
 verdoyer, v. n. to be verdant. 
 
 verdure, f. verdure, green || greens (pL). 
 
 v^reuz, se, a. rotten, maggoty, worm- 
 eaten U unsound |] suspicious. 
 
 verge, t rod, switch, tipstaff U -s, pL 
 rod, birch, shank || handle. 
 
 vergd, a, a. (of paper) laid. 
 
 verger, m. orchard. 
 
 verger, v. a, to measure with a yard. 
 
 verg-ete", a, a. streaked. 
 
 vergetar, v. a. to dust. 
 
 vergatta(s). f. (pi.) dusting-brush. 
 
 vergreure, f. wire-mark. 
 
 voTg laa, m. glazed frost || U fait da -, 
 the rain freezes as it falls. 
 
 vergogne, f. shame. 
 
 verg-ue, f. (mar.) yard. 
 
 v6riole, f. paste, loiltatlon (of jewels). 
 
 verldlolttf, f. veracity, truthfulness. 
 
 v6rldlqae, a. 'veracious, trutbfuL 
 
 verlflcateur, 01. verifier, examiner. 
 
 verification, f. verification, proving; 
 examining || assay. 
 
 v erltler, v. a. to verify || to examine U OUT.) 
 to prove. 
 
 veritable, a. true, genuine, real |[ pure U 
 regular U -meat, ad. truly, really, in- 
 deed. 
 
 vfirite, f. verity, truth || -a. pL truths (pL) || 
 faults told (pi.) || an ~, in truth, iudtwd, 
 truly || a la ~, it Is true. 
 
 verjns, m. verjuice, sour grapes. 
 
 vermeil, m. silver-gilt. 
 
 vermeil, la, a. vermeil, vermilion, rosy, 
 rubicund, ruddy || taint -, rosy com- 
 plexion.- 
 
 vermloelle, m. vermicelli. 
 
 vermlcelller, in. vermioelli-maker|| Italian 
 warehouse-man. 
 
 vermlculalre, a. vermicular, worm-like. 
 
 vermlforme, a, vermiform, vermicular. 
 
 vermlfuga, m. vermifuge. 
 
 vermlller, v. a. to scratch for worms. 
 
 vermilion, m. vermilion. 
 
 vormlllonner, v. u. <fc n. to paint red y to 
 grub up the earth for worms. 
 
 vermlna, f. vermin || (fig. ) rabble. 
 
 vermlaaeao, m. small worm. 
 
 a vermooler, to grow wprm-eaten. 
 
 vermouln, a, a. worm-eaten. 
 
 vermoalure, f. worm-hole, rottenness la 
 wood || dust from a worm-bole. 
 
 Vermont, m. vermouth || bitters (pL). 
 
 vernl, a, a. patent U of patent leather. 
 
 vernlr, v. a. to varnlnU || to Japan H to 
 polish || to glaze. 
 
 verals, m. varnish, glosu N jupan. 
 
 varnlesar, v. a. to varulsh || to glavt U to 
 Japan. (Krenuh potlnhitr. 
 
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 victoria 
 
 verulaaure, f. varnishing || Jnpanulng || 
 
 glazing. 
 verole, 
 
 f. (m&l.) pox || petite ~, small- 
 
 pox || petite ~ volante, chicken-pox. 
 veron, ra. minnow (fish). 
 v6ronlqne, t. (bot.) veronica, Speedwell. 
 verrat, m. boar. 
 verre, m. glass || glass-case || glass-shade |] 
 
 lamp || ~ blanc, crown-glass || ~ do 
 
 roche, flint-glass || ~ a bolre, drlnkinp- 
 
 glass (I ~ & vln, - a, pled, wine-glass |] 
 
 ~ de vln, glass of wine. 
 verrerle, f. glass-house || glass-making |] 
 
 glass-wares (pL). [seller. 
 
 Terrier, m. glass-maker, glass-man, glass- 
 verriere, f. glass-stand || hand-glass || 
 verrlae, f. hand-glass. [winnow. 
 
 verroterle, f. glass- ware || glass-trinket 
 verroa, m. bolt j] sous les -s, under 
 
 lock and key. 
 
 verroulller, T. a. to bolt. 
 verrue, t (nifid. & bot) wart 
 verruquenx, Be, a. warty (| (mSd.) ver- 
 
 rucose || (bot.) waited. 
 vera, m. verse i| line ||~, pi. verses (pi.), 
 
 poetry || ~ burlesques, pi. doggerel. 
 vera, pr. 'towards, to || about 
 veraant, m. water-shed || slope. 
 veraant, e. a. apt to overturn. 
 v eruatlllte, t. versatility. 
 A verso, ad. hard || fast 'of rain). 
 vera6, e, a. versed, skilful, skilled, ex- 
 
 perienced. 
 
 Veraean, m. (astr.) Aquarius. 
 veraement, ui. payment, deposit 
 vraer, v. 8. & a. to pour, to spill, to 
 
 shed || to decant (| to pay, to deposit || to 
 
 overturn, to overset 
 veraet, m. verse (of the Bible). 
 veraloulo, m. short verse. 
 vt>i aiilcatetir, m. versifier. 
 vernirler, v. n. to versify. 
 version, f. version, translation. 
 verao, m. left-hand page, second page, 
 
 even page. 
 
 veraolr, m. mould-board of a plough. 
 vert, m. green colour |] grass || tartness || 
 - ~ de mer, sea-green || ~-de-grls, m. 
 
 verdigris. 
 
 vert, e, a. green || unripe || soar || tart || 
 sharp, rough || vigorous || fresh, lusty. 
 vertebral, e, a. (an.) vertebral || spinal || 
 
 oolonne -e, t. spinal column. 
 vertebre, f. (an.) vertebra. 
 vert6br6a, m. pi. vertebrate animals (pi.). 
 vertement, ad. briskly) stoutly, smartly. 
 vertical, e, a. (-ement, ad.) vertical(ly). 
 vertlg-e, m. (rne'd. ) dizziness, giddiness || 
 
 swimming in the head || Infatuation. 
 vertlfflnenx, se, a. vertiginous, giddy. 
 vertiro, m. maggot, crotchet, whim || 
 
 ataggers (pi.). 
 vertu, f. virtue, probity, chastity || force, 
 
 power || courage, boldness || en ~ de, by 
 
 virtue of, on account of. (tuous(ly). 
 
 vortuoux, ae, a. ( aement. ad.) vir- 
 vwrve, f. poetical rapture || lit || Ore || 
 
 splrH |! Humour || maggot, crutchet 
 rvalue, t (bot) vervain. 
 
 veaoe, f. (bot) vetch, fitch, 
 
 v6slcatolre, m. blistering plaster, vesica- 
 tory || monone a ~. f. blister-fly. 
 
 vgalcule, f. vesicle, little bladder. 
 
 veapaalenne, t. (street-)nrinaL 
 
 veaae-de-loup, f. puff-ball. 
 
 vesser, v. n. to fizzle || to break wind 
 
 veaaie, f. bladder, blister.- [silently. 
 
 veatale, f. vestal. 
 
 veate, f. vest, waistcoat 
 
 veatlalre, m. wardrobe || cloak-room. 
 
 vestibule, m. entrance-hall. 
 
 vestig-o, m. vestige [| track, trace. 
 
 vetemont, m. vestment, clothes (pi.), gar* 
 ment, apparel. 
 
 v6t6ran, m. veteran, old soldier || un- 
 promoted school-boy. 
 
 v6t6rance, f. quality of veteran. 
 
 v6t6rinalre, m. veterinary surgeon, far- 
 
 vetille, f. trifle. Irier. 
 
 veHiiler, v. n. to trifle, to stand upou 
 trifles, to split hairs. 
 
 vetiUerle, f. hair-splitting. [Irifl.T. 
 
 vetilleur, ae, m. & t. punctilious person, 
 
 v6tillen-c, ae, a. minute || punctilious. 
 
 vStir, v. a. to clothe || to invest 
 
 veto, m. veto || drolt de ~, m. right of 
 refusal. 
 
 vStare, f. ceremony of giving on taking 
 the monastic habit ou the veil. 
 
 vetust6, f. aucientn88, antiquity. 
 
 venf, ve, m. & f. widower || widow. 
 
 vent, ve, a. widowed. 
 
 veule, a. soft || feeble || weak. 
 
 vouvaffe, m. widowhood. 
 
 vexatolre, a. vexatious. 
 
 vexer, v. a. to vex, to plague, to troublo, 
 
 viable, a. (uied.) viable, likely to live. 
 
 vladuo, in. viaduct 
 
 vlasrer, m. life-interest 
 
 vlag-er, ere, x. for lif?. 
 
 vlande, f. meat, flesh, eatables (pi.), vic- 
 tuals (pi.), food |1 ~ blanche, poultry || 
 ~ oreuse, unsubstantial food || {rotliy 
 matter || idle fancv || ~ noire, game. 
 
 vlatique, m. viaticum. 
 
 vlbrer, v. c. to vibrate. 
 
 vlcalre, m. curate || vicar. 
 
 vicarial, o, a. vicarial. 
 
 vioarlat, m. cnrateahip || vicarshlp. 
 
 vlcarier, v. n. to do a curate's duty, to 
 officiate as vicar. 
 
 vice, m. vice || defect, fault || ~-amiral, in. 
 vice-admiral |j ~-g-6rant, m. deputy 
 manager || ~-pr6sidont, m. vice-presi- 
 deut |f deputy chairman || ~-rol, m. vice- 
 
 vic!6, e, a. vitiated, corrupted. [ruy. 
 
 vlcler, v. a. to vitiate, to corrupt 
 
 vicleu-c, ae, a. (-aement, ad.) vicious 
 (ly) || defective. 
 
 vicinal, e, a. parochial, parish (of roads). 
 
 vicissitude, f. vicissitude. 
 
 vlcomte, sue, m. & f. viscount || via- 
 countess. 
 
 vlcomt6, f. viscountsliip, vlscuunty. 
 
 vlotlme, f. victim. 
 
 vlc.tlmer, v. a. to victluiise. 
 
 vlotolre, f. victory. 
 
 victoria, t park phaeton.
 
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 Tlotorieux, e, a, (-oement, ad.) vitto- 
 rfous(ly). 
 
 vlctuallleB, 1 pi. victuals (pi.). 
 
 vidang o, f. clearing, emptying |] night-soil. 
 
 vldangreur, m. night-man. 
 
 Tide, m. void, chasm, gap, vacuum, va- 
 cancy 1| vanity I] & ~, empty. 
 
 Tide, a. empty, void, vacant || ~-bou- 
 tellle, m. small country-box with a 
 garden || ~-pocb.es, m. basket. 
 
 vlder, v. a. to empty, to make empty, to 
 evacuate, to unlade, to clear || se ~, to 
 empty itself || to be settled. 
 
 vldnlt*, f. widowhood. 
 
 vidnre, f. pinking || open work. 
 
 Tie, f. life, lifetime, days || livelihood || 
 food, bread || nans ~, without life || & ~, 
 for life [I en ~, alive || da ma ~, never 
 in my life. 
 
 Ttell (vlenx). vlellle, n. old, aged || out 
 of fashion, obsolete || spoiled, worn out, 
 nf old standing. 
 
 vlolllard, m. old man || -a, pi. old people. 
 
 Tlellle, f. old woman. 
 
 Tlelllerie, f. old clothes, old goods, rub- 
 bish, old stuff I) trash. 
 
 vleillesse, f. old age || oldness il oM people. 
 
 vlollllr, v. a. & n. to make one old, to 
 make one look aged || to grow old, to look 
 old f| to become obsolete || to become out 
 of fashion. 
 
 vleinissement, m. growing old || old age. 
 
 TielUot. te, a. oldish. 
 
 Tlelle, f. hurdy-gurdy. 
 
 vlorg-o, f. virgin, maid. 
 
 Tierre, a. virgin [] pure. 
 
 Tleux, a. pi. vide Tlell. [silver. 
 
 Tit, m. quick || solid || ~-argrent, m. quick- 
 
 Tlf, Te, a. live, alive, living || quick, lively, 
 brink, vivid, sprightly, fiery || de TlTe 
 volx, by word of mouth. 
 
 Tiffle, f. (mar.) look-out || look-out toan. 
 
 vlffllamment, ad. watchfully. 
 
 vigilance, f. watchfulness. 
 
 vigilant, e, a. watchful. 
 
 Tig-lie, f. vigil || eve of a holiday. 
 
 vlgrne, f. (bot) vine, vineyard I) - Tlergre, 
 hopplant || ~ aanvagre, black-bryony. 
 
 vlg-neron, m. vine-dieeser || vine-grower. 
 
 Tlrnette, f. engraving, cut || vignette. 
 
 Tig-noble, m. vineyard, vines (pi.). 
 
 Tlffnot, m. periwinkle. 
 
 vlrogrne, f. victinia (sort of Spanish wool). 
 
 viffonreux, ae, a. (-sement, ad.) vignr- 
 ous(ly) || stoutlly). 
 
 Tignienr, f vigour, strength, stoutness, 
 force, energy. 
 
 Til, e, a. (-ement, ad.) vilefly) || roeanfly) II 
 low || base(ly) || shabby, despicable? 
 wretched. 
 
 vilain, m. villain, miser, niggard. 
 
 Tilaln, e, a. (-ement, ad.) villnnous(ly) II 
 baseUy) || vile, miserable, pitiful || ob- 
 scene. 
 
 vllebreqaln. m. wimble. 
 
 Tilenle, f. villainy || obscenity I] covetous- 
 ness, niggardliness. (to despise. 
 
 vlllpender, v. a. to vilify, to undervalue. 
 
 vUlare, m. village. 
 
 vlllaereola, e, m. <fe f. villager, country- 
 man || country-woman. 
 
 villag-eols, e, a. countrified. 
 
 ville, f. town, city || ~ d'cauz, 
 place || a la ~, in town || en ~, out. 
 
 vllldg-laturo, f. stay at a country-place. 
 
 Tin, m. wine || ~lalret, claret || ~ br-0.16, 
 ~ chaud, mulled wine || ~ donx, un- 
 ferniented wine || ~ de liqueur, sweet 
 wine || ~ ordinaire, table-wine l| - de 
 Porto, Fort wine || ~ dn Rbtn, Rhenish 
 
 vlnalgrre, m. vinegar. [wine. 
 
 vlnalgrrer, v. a. to season with vinegar. 
 
 Tlnaigrrerle, f. vinegar-manufactory. 
 
 vinaigrette, f. sauce With vinegar || Bath 
 chair. Ivinegar. 
 
 vlnalgrrler, m. vinegar-merchant || cruet for 
 
 vlndlratlf. Te, a. vindicative, revengeful. 
 
 Tlndlote, f. (J ur -) vengeance II punishment 
 
 Tln6e, f. vintage. |.nf crime, 
 
 Tlnenx, ae, a. vinous || strong. 
 
 vlnpt, m. twentieth (of the month) || score. 
 
 vlngrt, a. twenty. () 
 
 vln(rt?.lne, f. score. 
 
 vlngrtleme, m. twentieth part. 
 
 Tlngrtleme, a. twentieth. 
 
 Tlnloole, a. vine-growing. 
 
 Tlno8lt, f. richness, fruity taste, vinoaity, 
 
 viol, m. violation, rape. 
 
 Tlolaog, e, a. of a violet colour. 
 
 vlolat, a. m. of violets. 
 
 vlolatenr, trice, m. <t f . violator, trans- 
 gressor. [breach. 
 
 violation, f. violation, transgression, 
 
 vloiatre, a. violet-coloured. 
 
 vlolemment, ad. violently. 
 
 violence, f. violence, vehemence || force. 
 
 violent, e, a. violent, vehement. 
 
 vlolenter, v. a. to force, to do violence to. 
 
 vloler, v. a. to violate, to break. 
 
 violet, m. violet colour. 
 
 violet, te, a. of a violet colour. 
 
 vlolette, t foot) violet 
 
 vlolon, m. violin, fiddle || fiddler D fiddle- 
 pattern |l lock-up. 
 
 Tiolonoelle, m. violoncello, ban-viol. 
 
 violonlste, m. fiddler. 
 
 viorne, f. (Dot) viburnum. 
 
 vipere, f. viper || adder. 
 
 viragro, f. virago. [tacking about. 
 
 vlrement, m. transfer || ~ de bord, (mar.) 
 
 Tlrer, v. n. to turn about, to tack about || 
 (mar.) to veer. 
 
 vireax, ne, a. poisonous. 
 
 Tlrg-lnal, e. a. virginal, maidenly. 
 
 vlr^lnlti, f. virginity, maidenhood. 
 
 vlrg-ule, f. comma || point et ~, semicolon. 
 
 vlrll, e, a. (-ement, ad.) virile, male B 
 manly || Btoui(ly) || a-e ~, m. manhood. 
 
 vlrllltfi, f. virility, manhood. 
 
 vlrole, f. ferrule. 
 
 vlrtuel, le, a. (-lament, ad.) vlrtualOy). 
 
 vlrtQoae, m. <t f. virtuoso. 
 
 virulent, e, a. virulent, venomous. 
 
 vlrns, m. (nifid.) virus. 
 
 via, f. screw, male screw || ~ d'Arohl- 
 mede, water-snail I] screw-propeller. 
 
 Tl-*-vln, m. person opposite. 
 
 vlB-A-vl, ad. opposite || face to face.
 
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 vlna, m. vina, signature on passports, 
 vlsag-e, m. face || countenance || look 1] re- 
 ception || trouver ~ cle boia, to find no 
 one at home. [trails (pi.). 
 
 viscera, m. (an.) vital organ || -a, pi. en- 
 vlsooaltl, (. viscosity, sliminess. 
 vis6e, t aim, end, design. 
 vlser, v. a. A n. to aim, to take one's aim, 
 to have In Tiew, to tend, to view, to re- 
 vise II to examine (an act). 
 
 visibility, f. visibility, conspicuonsness. 
 
 vlBlble, ft. visible, discernible, plain, clear, 
 apparent, evident || -tnent, ad. visibly. 
 
 vlBlern, f. aim, visor, sight. 
 
 vlslfroth, m. barbarian. 
 
 vision, f. vision, sight. 
 
 vlaionnaire, m. 4 f. visionary. 
 
 vlnlonuaire. a. visionary. - 
 
 vntt, f. visit || search, searching, vlslU- 
 tlon || attendance. [spect, to search. 
 
 Ttntter, v. a. to visit, to go to see || to ln- 
 
 vlsltenr, m. visitor fl sw-.rr^cr. 
 
 vlRon, m. m)>.k [clnmmy 
 
 vlnqnonx, e, a. visco'iH, slimy, sticky, 
 
 Tinner, v. a. to screw. 
 
 visual, le, a. visual. 
 
 vital, e, a. vital || essential. 
 
 vitoUlte, f. vitalky. 
 
 vlte, a. (-ment, ad.) quick(ly) II speedv, 
 pwift U speedily, fast || falre ~, to be 
 quick. 
 
 vitelotte, f. (hot.) kidney potato. 
 
 vitease, f. quickness, nimbleness, swift- 
 ness, celerity, promptness. 
 
 viticulture, f. vine-growing. 
 
 vitrajre, m. glazing {[glass- windows (pi.) || 
 glass-partition. 
 
 vltraux, m. pi. church-windows (pi.). 
 
 vltre, f. pane of glass, glass, glass-window. 
 
 vltrer. -v. a. to glass, to glaze || porte 
 vltree, f. glass-door, sash-door. 
 
 vltrorie, f. glass-trade, glazier's business || 
 gloziery. 
 
 vlt.reux, , a. vitreous, glassy. 
 
 vltrler, m. glazier. ^ 
 
 vltrlfler. v. a. to vitrify. [window. 
 
 vltrine, f. glass-case. || show-case || ehop- 
 
 vlvaoe, a. long-lived, perennial. 
 
 vivaolt*, f. vivacity, vlvaciousness, live- 
 linens, sprightlinees, briskness, heat, ar- 
 dour, mettle li quickness of apprehension. 
 
 vivandier, lore, m. & I. sutler. 
 
 vlvant, m. living || boa ~, jolly fellow, 
 good companion || epicurean. 
 
 vlvant, e, a. living, lively, alive. 
 
 vi v at I hurra I huzza I 
 
 vlve, f. weaver (fish). 
 
 viva I long live ! hurra ! 
 
 vlvement, ad. briskly, sharply, 'lively, 
 vigorously, quickly || acutely. 
 
 vivanr, aa, m. & t. gay man, fast man 
 ou woman, man ou woman of pleasure. 
 
 vlvler, m. pond, fish-pond. 
 
 vlvlfler, v. a. to vivify, to quicken, to 
 revive, to give new life to. 
 
 vlvlpare, a. viviparous. 
 
 vivisection, f. vivisection. 
 
 vl voter, v. n. to live from band to month. 
 . food, diet || -, pi. provisions (pi.). 
 
 vlvra, v. n. Ir. to live, to be alive, to 
 
 exist || to lead a life, to behave || ~ de, to. 
 live upon || to get one's living by. 
 
 vooabulalre, m. vocabulary. 
 
 vocal, e, a. vocal, oral. / [tton. 
 
 vocation, f. vocation, calling |] destlna- 
 
 voclffirer, v. n. to vociferate, to brawl, 
 
 VCBU, m. vow, wish, desire || vote. 
 
 vog-ne, f. vogue, esteem, repute, fashion. 
 
 vog-uer, v. n. to row, to sail, to pull |j 
 vogrne la g-alere I come weal, come woe i 
 
 void, ad. behold, here is, this is, here are, 
 there are || me ~, here 1 am H le ~ qnl 
 vlent, here he comes. 
 
 vole, f. way, means, road, trace, con- 
 veyance |l cartload || two pails (pi.), llnr- 
 ganeo || leak l| ~ ferrle, railway, rail- 
 road || -B de fait, pi. (Jur.) assault. 
 
 voll&, ad. behold, there is. there are, tbnt 
 \f, those are (| le ~, there he Is. 
 
 voiln, m. veil || pretence, mask, disguise || 
 ~, f. sail H vessel, ship. 
 
 veils, e, a. (of the eye) soft, gentle II (of 
 the voice) husky. 
 
 voMer, v. a. to veil, to give the veil, to 
 cover, to cloak, to hide, to colour || ~, 
 to wear a veil. 
 
 vollerle, f. (mar.) sail-loft 
 
 voile tte, f. small veil || (mar.) smnll 
 lateen salt fine vessel). 
 
 volller, m. sail-maker || (good) sailer (sail- 
 
 vollure, f. sails (pi.) || saJl-maklng. 
 
 volr. v. a. A n. Ir. to see, to behold, to 
 look || to perceive, to discern, to consider, 
 to observe, to mind || to be sensible of, to 
 penetrate into l| to keep company with H 
 ae ~, to look at ou upon oneself |[ to visit 
 one another. 
 
 volrle, t commission of highways || com- 
 mon sewer. 
 
 volsin, m., volalne, f. neighbour. 
 
 volaln, a, a. neighbouring, bordprlnir. 
 
 volslnagre, m. neighbourhood, vicinity. 
 
 volslner, v. n. to be neighbourly || to visit 
 one's neighbours. 
 
 voltnre, f. carriage, coach, equipage || fni-fl, 
 loading, load || conveyance, vehicle || ~ 
 cellnlaire, prison-van || ~ da place, 
 cab || ~ de remise, glass-coach. 
 
 voltupep, v. a. to carry, to convey. 
 
 voitnrler, m. carrier, waggoner || llghter- 
 
 voiturin, m. driver |l coach. [man. 
 
 volz, f. voice, cry || vote, suffrage || a 
 haute ~, loudly || aller an* ~, to put 
 it to the vote. 
 
 vol, m. flight || robbery, theft j| wings ex- 
 panded || ~ aveo effraotion, burglary || 
 a ~ d'olaean, from a bird's-eye view || 
 ~-nn-vent, m. (culln.) puff-pie. 
 
 volable, a. th.it mav be stolen. 
 
 volagre, a. flighty, fickle || light-headed. 
 
 volatile, f. poultry. 
 
 volant, e, a. flying, winged. 
 
 volatil, e, a. (iliim.) volatile. 
 
 volatile, m. winged creature. 
 
 volatlliser, v. a. to volatilise. 
 
 volatillta, f. (chim.) volatility. 
 
 volatllle. f. fowls (for the table) (pi.). 
 
 volcan, m. volcano.
 
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 volcanlqao. a. volcanic. 
 
 volcanlser, v. a. to volcanise || to inflame. 
 
 volee, f. flight, flying || covey, bevy, flock, 
 company |[ rank, quality || (mar. ) broad- 
 Bide ]| tout d'une ~, at one flight I! a la 
 ~, rashly, hastily, at random || broadcast. 
 
 Toier, v. a. 4 n. 10 rob, to steal || to fly, 
 to soar, to flatter || to ran. 
 
 volet, m. shatter II pigeon-bouse. 
 
 voleter, v. n. to flatter, to flicker. 
 
 volenr, SB, m. A t . thief, robber || an ~ I 
 thieves! (pi.). 
 
 vollere, I. aviary || pigeon-house. 
 
 vollgre, f. thin plank of white wood. 
 
 volon talre, m. volunteer || obstinate person, 
 
 volon talre, a. (-ment, ad.) voluntary || 
 voluntarily || spontaneong(ly) || wilful. 
 
 voloute, f. will || mind | & ~. at will, at 
 pleasure || de bonne ~, willingly, heartily. 
 
 volontlers, ad. willingly, cheerfully, 
 readily, gladly. 
 
 Volt, m. Volt, unit of electromotive power. 
 
 volte, f. volt I) face, f. wheeling round, 
 facing about |J fair* ~, (mil.) to face 
 about. 
 
 volter, v. n. to shift one's pi ace (hi fencing). 
 
 voltlffe, f. slack-rope || rumbling npon a 
 rope ow on a horse || vaulting. 
 
 voltlrer, T. n. to fly about, to flatter 
 bout || to vault, to tumble upon a rope. 
 
 voltlffeur, m. vaulter, tumbler || soldier 
 of light Infantry. [vulns. 
 
 volubllla, m. (hot) hind-weed, convol- 
 
 Yolnbillte, f. volubility. 
 
 volume, m. volume, book (| bulk. 
 
 volumineax, ae, a. voluminous, balky. 
 
 volupts, f. voluptuousness, sensaal pleas- 
 are, luxury. 
 
 voluptueux, m. voluptuary. 
 
 volnpttieux, , a. (~aement, ad.) TO- 
 luptuous(ly). 
 
 vomlque, a. vomlo |) nolx -, f. nnx 
 vomfca, 
 
 vomlp, v. a. A n. to vomit. 
 
 vomlftsement, m. vomiting. 
 
 vomltlf, m. (m<ki.) emetic. 
 
 vomitlf, ve, a. emetic. 
 
 voraee, a. voracious, ravenous. 
 
 Toraolt, f. voracity. 
 
 vo, pn. pL (de votre), TOUT. 
 
 votaat, m. voter. 
 
 voter, v. n. to vote. 
 
 vottt, re, a. votive, 
 
 vobre, pn. your. . yonrs (pi.). 
 
 voti-e, pa.; le ~, 1* ~, lea vfttrea, pi. 
 
 voner, T. a. to devote, to consecrate, to 
 vow |f ae ~, to dedicate oneself. 
 
 voulolr, m. will, design, intention. 
 
 voulolr, v. a. <k n. lr. to will, to be will- 
 ing, to wish, to be pleased, to hare a 
 mind, to Intend. 
 
 von in, e. a. ; mal ~, hated || blen ~, loved. 
 
 VOUB, pn. yon, ye || o'eat ~, It is yon. 
 
 vonsiaolr, m. arch-stone. 
 
 vonesor*. f. bending of a vault 
 
 voflte, f. vault, arched roof, (shouldered. 
 
 vo<lt, e, a, vaulted, crooked || round- 
 
 Toflter, v. a. to vault, to arch J| ~, to 
 toop, to crook, to grow round-houldered. 
 
 voyagre, m. voyage, travel, Journey, tour, 
 excursion. Jto Journey. 
 
 vovagrer, T. n. to travel, to make a voyage. 
 
 voyag-enr, ae, m. & f. traveller || voyager u 
 passenger U commla ~, m. commercial 
 traveller. 
 
 voyant, e, a. seeing || showy, gaudy. 
 
 voyelle, f. vowel. 
 
 voyer, m. overseer of the highways. 
 
 voyou, m. (fam.) streeUcad. 
 
 vral, m. truth |l A dire ~, to tell the troth. 
 
 vral, e, a. 4 ad. true, real, genuine, sin- 
 cere, serious || exact fit |( tnily, really II 
 sincerely || an ~, truly, really. 
 
 vraiment, ad. Indeed, truly, really. 
 
 vralaemblable, a. likely, probable U 
 meat, ad. likely, probably. 
 
 vrai semblance, J. IQcplihood, probability. 
 
 vriUe, f. gimlet [I tenddl. 
 
 vrlllette, f. deaUi-watch (beetle). 
 
 TU, e, a. Been B ~, o. seeing, considerinf || - 
 qne. seeing, considering that. 
 
 v-ne, f. sight eye-sight || view l| light, ease- 
 ment, window |l aim, design II examina- 
 tion, consideration U prospect |l a> ~, at 
 sight || a ~ d'rall, visibly |l a - de pay*. 
 
 vnloaniser, v. a. to vulcanise, [by guess. 
 
 vulpatre, m. vulgar mob, common people 
 (pi.), populace. 
 
 vnlgralre, a. (-ment, ad.) vnlgar(ly) U 
 comraon(ly) || vile, trivial, mean. 
 
 vulgrarlser, v. a. to vulgarise II to popu- 
 
 vnlgrarlt6, t vulgarity. llarise. 
 
 vnln6ralre, f. {hot.) kidney-vetch. 
 
 vuln 6 raire, a. vulnerary, good for wounds. 
 
 vnltnenx, ae, a. (mM.) red and swollen 
 (of the face). 
 
 w. 
 
 waoa. m. railway carrlagp. wagon D brack, 
 
 lowry y --lit, m. (rail.) slerping-car. 
 Watt, m. Watt, unit of electric energy. 
 
 x6nomanle, f. mania for travelling. 
 x6re>, m. sherry, 
 xylogrraphe, m. engraver on wood, 
 xylogrraphie, f. wood-engraving. 
 xylorrphi(iae, a. xylographic. 
 
 T. 
 
 y, ad. here, then, thither || 11 - a, there ta, 
 there are |) vone - etes, you are right, 
 yon have it \[ ~, pn. to him, to her, to it, 
 to them, of them, of her, of it, by it, by 
 them, with him, with her, with it, with 
 them || for It, for them. 
 
 yaok, m. yak. 
 
 yata.gr an, m. yataehao (Turkish sword). 
 
 yeuse, f. (bot.) holm-oak evergreea.
 
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 yetix I'Assyria 
 
 yeux, m. pi. de cell. 
 
 yole, f. yawl, very small boat. 
 
 you oca, m. (hot.) yucca |] Adam's needle. 
 
 ypr6au, m. ( bo t.) broad-leaved elm. 
 
 cag-ale, f. javelin. 
 
 aln, a. m. (of horses) of one colour, whole- 
 
 ani, m. merry-Andrew. [coloured. 
 
 Bebre, m. zebra. 
 
 sbn, m. zebu. 
 
 *latenr, trloe, m. <t f. zealot 
 
 Bel, m. zeal, warmth || aveo ~, zealously. 
 
 1<. e, a. zealous. 
 
 *6nttb, m. zenith, vertex. 
 
 B#>phyr, m. zephyr. 
 
 Bero, m. cipher, nought. 
 
 entl pshaw! crack! || outre lo cist et 
 
 le ~, middling |j undecided. 
 Bate, m. zest (of oranges) j| (rig.) straw. 
 eialement, m. lisp. 
 
 6zayer, v. a. & n. to lisp. 
 
 Blbellne, f. sable || sablo-Iur. 
 
 Bibet, m. civet-cat. 
 
 Blg% m. fellow, chap, cove, 
 
 Blgrzag-, m. zigzag i| falre dea -a, to 
 stagger. 
 
 zinc, m. zinc. 
 
 ilncag-e, m. zinc-plating. 
 
 Bincogrraphle, f. zincography. 
 
 zineruor, v. a, to cover with zinc. 
 
 Blng-uerie, f. zinc- works (pi.). 
 
 zlnsruenr, m. zinc-worker. 
 
 Blsanle, f. dissension. 
 
 zodlaqne, m. (astr.) zodiac. 
 
 lona, f. (mPd.) zona, shingles (pi.). 
 
 zone, f. zone. 
 
 zoologle, t. zoology. 
 
 Boologlqne, a. zoological. 
 
 zr>om.is-n<5tlsi-io, m. animal magnetism. 
 
 zoophyte, m. zoophyte. 
 
 Boosperme, m. zoosperm. 
 
 Bonave, m. (mil.) zouave. 
 
 But I yon be blowed 1 hang it 1 lam not go- 
 ing to do It 1 stuff 1 
 
 List of such more important modern geographical names, 
 as differ in the two languages. 
 
 Abd&re, f. Abdera. 
 
 les Abrue8. f. pi. the Abrnzzi. 
 
 1'Abysslnie, f. Abyssinia, 
 
 I'Achale, f. Achaia. 
 
 les Apores, f. pi. Azores. 
 
 adriatlqne, a. Adriatic. 
 
 afrlcain, e, a. African. 
 
 1'Afrlqne, f. Africa. 
 
 Aix-la-Chapelle, f. Aachen. Alx-la- 
 
 Alep, m. Aleppo. [Chapelle. 
 
 Alexandria, f. Alexandria. 
 
 lea Alg-arves, f. pi. Algorva. 
 
 Alg-er, ro. Algiers. 
 
 I'Alffgrle, f. Algeria. 
 
 alsr^rlen, ne, a. Algerian. 
 
 1'Allemagrne, f. Germany. 
 
 Allemand, e, m. & t. German. 
 
 allamand, e, a. German. 
 
 les Alpes, f. pi. Alps. 
 
 Am6ricain, e, m. & f. American. 
 
 axn^ricain, e, a. American. 
 
 I'Aro^rlqnc, f. Amprica. 
 
 AncOue, i. Ancontu 
 
 1'Andalonsie, f. Andalusia. 
 Angrlals, e, ro. A t. Englishman || Engliih- 
 ang-lals, e, a. English. I worn an. 
 
 1'Ang-leterrc, f. England, 
 ansoatlquos, f. pi.; les villas --, f. pi. 
 
 Hanse towns. 
 
 les Antilles, f. pi. Caribbee Islands. 
 Anvers, ni. Antwerp. 
 les Apennins, m. pi. Apennines. 
 Arabe, m. & t. Arab. 
 arabe, a. Arabian. 
 1' Arable, f. Arabia. 
 Oolfe arablqne, m. Arabian Gulf, 
 arasronais, e, a. Aragonese. 
 1'Arohlpel, m. Arcliipclago. 
 arg-len, ne, a. Argive. 
 1'Argrovle, f. Aargau. 
 l'Arm6nle, f. Armenia. 
 Armenlen, ne, m. & t. Armenian. 
 armnlen, ne, a. Armenian. 
 asiatlque, a. Asintir. 
 1'Asie, f. Asia. 
 1'Assyrie, f. Assyria.
 
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 Assyrian, ne, m. A L Assyrian. 
 aasyrten, ne, a. Assyrian. 
 Athenea, f. Athena. 
 JLthdnlen, ne, m. A. t. Athenian. 
 ithfinien, ne, a Athenian. 
 1' Attlqno, L Attica. 
 I'Antrlohe, f. Austria. 
 Aatrlohlen, ne, m. <k t Austrian. 
 aatrlonlen, ne, a. Austrian. 
 Azof, m. Azow. 
 
 Babylone, f. Babylon. 
 
 Babylonian, ne, m. & t. Babylonian. 
 
 babylonien, ne, a. Babylonian. 
 
 Is Baotriane, t Bactra. 
 
 Bade, m. Baden. 
 
 Bale, t. Basle. 
 
 1 Barbade, f. Barbadoes. 
 
 barbarasqne, a. Barbarian. 
 
 la Barbarle, f. Barbary. 
 
 BarthSlemy (Salnt-).f. 8t Bartholomew. 
 
 Batave, m. A f. Batanan. 
 
 betave, a. Batavlan. 
 
 In Batavie. f. Batavia. 
 
 Bavuroie, e, m. A t Bavarian. 
 
 bavarole, e, a. Bavarian. 
 
 IK Bavlere. f. Bavaria. 
 
 Beige, m. * f. Belgian. 
 
 belre, a. Belgian. 
 
 la Belglqne, t. Belgium. 
 
 le Bong-ale, t Bengal. 
 
 la Beetle, /. Boaotia. 
 
 BetbUem, m. Bethlehem. 
 
 la Blsoaye, f. Biscay. 
 
 la Boheme, L Bohemia. 
 
 BohAmien, ne, m. & f. Bohemian. 
 
 boh4mlen. ne, a. Bohemian. 
 
 Bologna, f. Bologna. 
 
 Bolouals, e, m. & t. Bologneae. 
 
 bolonale, e, a. of Bologna. 
 
 Bordeaux, m. Bordeaux. 
 
 Bordelals, e, m. A f. native of Bordeaux. 
 
 bordelals, e, a. of Bordeaux, 
 
 Bointaqne, m. A L Bosnian. 
 
 bosnlaqne, a. Bosnian. 
 
 la Boenie, f. Bosnia. 
 
 le BoBphore, m. Bosphorus. 
 
 Bourse, t- Bugla, 
 
 la Bonrgrorne, f. Burgundy. 
 
 Bonrgralg-non, ne, m. A f. Burgundian. 
 
 bonrfrolrnon, ne, a. Burgnndian. 
 
 Braranoe, f. Braganza. 
 
 le Brandebonrr, m. Brandenburg. 
 
 Brandeboorgaola, e, m. 4 L Branden- 
 burger. 
 
 t>rnaebo'rreol, 0, a. of Brandenburg. 
 . Brflme, 1 Bremen. 
 ? le Brll, m. Brazil. 
 
 Br6alllen, ne, m. <t f . Brazilian. 
 
 brllin, ne, a. Brazilian. 
 
 Bresse, f. Bresda. [Oreat Britain. 
 
 la Bretarne, f. Brittany (1 la grando ~. 
 
 Breton, ne, m. <k f. native of Brittany |; 
 Briton. 
 
 br ton, ne, a. of Brittany, Breton Q British. 
 
 Brlnde*, m. BrlndlsL 
 
 Brnxellee, f. Bmssels. 
 
 Bade, L Buda. 
 
 E nig axe, m, A L Bulgarian* 
 
 bnlgare, a. Bulgarian, 
 la Bnlffarle, f. Bulgaria. 
 Bymance, t Byzantium. 
 bysantln, e, a. Byzantine. 
 
 Oabre, m. 4 f. Caffro |j Kaffir. 
 
 osbre, a. Cattre |] Kaffir. 
 
 Cadiz, m. Cadiz. 
 
 lea Oattrea, pi. Caffres. 
 
 la Cafrerle, f. Caffraria. 
 
 le Oalre, m. Cairo. 
 
 Calabrals, e, m. 4 t Calabrlan. 
 
 oalabralB, e, a. Calabrlan. 
 
 la Calabre, f. Calabria. 
 
 In Calif ornle, f. California. 
 
 Calmonok, m. Colmuck. 
 
 CaropSche, f. Campeachy. 
 
 lea Canaries, f. pi. Canary lelanda. 
 
 la Candle, f. Candla. 
 
 Candiot, e, m. A f. Candlan. 
 
 oandlot, e, a. Candian. 
 
 Cannae, pi. Cannae, pi. II Cannee. 
 
 Cantorbdry, m. Canterbury. 
 
 O&p de Bonne-Esp4rnoe. m. Cnf> of 
 
 Capoue, f. Capaa. [Good Hope. 
 
 la Cappadooe, f. Cappadoda. 
 
 oaralba, a. Carlbbee. 
 
 la Carinthle, t Csrlnthl* 
 
 la Carnlole, f. Carniola. [tains. 
 
 lee Carpathes, m. pi. Carpathian Moun- 
 
 Oartharone, f. Carthagena. 
 
 Carthagrlnole, e, m. A f. Carthaginian. 
 
 oarthaglnois, e, a. Carthaginian. 
 
 la mer Caapienne, f. Caspian Sea. 
 
 CaetUlan, e, m. A t. CasuUan. 
 
 oastlllan, e> a, Castillan. 
 
 la CastlUe, L Castile. 
 
 Catalan, e, m. A t. Catalonian. 
 
 oatalan. e, a. Catalonian. 
 
 la Catalog-no, f. Catalonia. 
 
 Cn.ta.ne, f. Catania. 
 
 le Oatrat, m. Cattrgat. 
 
 le Canoaae, m. Caucasus. 
 
 C68ar6e, f. Ceaarea. 
 
 Ceylan, m. Ceylon. 
 
 la Chalo6dolne, f. Chalordonla. 
 
 la Chalde, f. Chaldea. . 
 
 ohaldeen, ne, a, Chaldean. 
 
 la Champag-ne. f. Champaign. 
 
 Ch6ron6e, f. Cberonea. 
 
 la Chine, f. China. 
 
 Chlnole, e> m. A t Chinese. 
 
 ohinols, e, a, Chinese. (Saint Christnph<>. 
 
 Chrlstophe (Saint-), m. g&lnt Kilts | 
 
 la Chypre, f. Cyprus. 
 
 la Cllloie, f. Clflcia. 
 
 ClmbreB, pi. Clmbri, pi. 
 
 la Clrcaaafe, f. Clrcassla. 
 
 la Cochlnohlne, f. Cochin China. 
 
 Colchlde, f. Colchis. 
 
 Cologne, m. Cologne. 
 
 la Colomble, f. Columbia. 
 
 Come, m. Como. 
 
 Copenbag-ue, f. Copenhagen. 
 
 Cordone, f. Cordora. 
 
 la Oor^e, f. Corea. 
 
 Corfon, m. Corfu. 
 
 Corlnthe, f. Corinth. 
 
 CornouaUles, L Cornwall.
 
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 1 Corogne le Hainan* 
 
 la Corogme, f. Cornnna. 
 
 la Corse, f. Corsica. 
 
 ooraa. a. Corsican. 
 
 Cosaque, m. Cossack. 
 
 la Cote d'Or, f. the Gold Coast 
 
 Cracovie, 1 Cracow. 
 
 Cr6mone, f. Cremona. 
 
 Cremonals, e, m. & i Cremonese. 
 
 cremonais, e, a. Cremonese. 
 
 la Crete, f. Creta. 
 
 Cretois, e, m. & t. Cretan. 
 
 eretola, e, a. Cretan. 
 
 la Crimee, f. Crimea. 
 
 Croate, m. & f. Croatian. 
 
 create, a. Croatian. 
 
 la Croatie, f. Croatia. 
 
 Cumes, f. Cumofi. 
 
 Cypriot, e, m. & t. Cyprian. 
 
 cyprlot, e, a. Cyprian, Cyprists. 
 
 la Cyrenalqne, f. Cyrenafca, 
 
 Cythere, t Cytbera. 
 
 Dacie, f. Dacia. 
 
 la Dalscarlle, t. Dalecarlla. 
 
 Dalmate, m. A f. Dalmatian. 
 
 dalmate, a, Dalmatian. 
 
 la Dalmatte, f. Dalmatla. 
 
 J>amas, m. Damascus. 
 
 le Danemark, m. Denmark. 
 
 Danols, e, ra. A f. Dane. 
 
 danois, e, a. Danish. 
 
 le DauphinS, m. Dauphiny. 
 
 Delphes, m. Delphi. 
 
 Domlng-ne (Saint-), m. St. Domingo, 
 
 la Dominique, f. Dominica. 
 
 la Dorlde, f. Doris. 
 
 dorien, ne, a. Dorian. 
 
 Douvres, m. Dover. 
 
 Dreede, f. Dresden. 
 
 Dunkerqne, m. Dunkirk. 
 
 Ebre, m. bro. 
 
 1'EclunB, f. gluya. 
 
 1'ficoase, 1 Scotland. 
 
 ficossalB, e, m. & f. Scotchman |l Bcotch- 
 
 cossal8, e, a. Scotch. [woman, 
 
 tidlmbonrg;, m. Edinburgh. 
 
 fiiflise (Etat de l'~), m. ancient States 
 
 of the Church, Papal States. 
 1'Erypte, t Egypt 
 Eg-yptlen, no, m. A f. Egyptian, 
 eg-yptlen, ne, a. Egyptian. 
 Elbe, f. Elba. 
 Elide, f. Ells. 
 Elaeneor, m. Elsinore. 
 I'Eolle, L Eolia. 
 Pollen, ne, a. Eollan. 
 Ephese, f. Ephesus. 
 Epidaure, m. Epidaunu. 
 1'Epire, m. Epirus. 
 1'Esoant, m. Sheldt 
 Esclavon, ne, m. & f. Sclavonian. 
 esclavon, ne, a. Sclavoniau. 
 1'Eiolavonle, f. Sclavonia. 
 1'Esparne, f. Spain. 
 Bspagrnol, e, m. & t. Spaniard. 
 pagrnol, e, a. Spanish. 
 leBtat-TTixl, m. pi United States. 
 
 I'fithiople, t Ethiopia, 
 l'trurle, t. Etruria. 
 dtrusqne, a. Etrurian. 
 Enbee, f. Eubcpa. 
 Enpnrate, m. Euphrates. 
 Euripe, m. Euripus. 
 1' Europe, f. Europe. 
 Enropeen, ne, m. & f. European. 
 enropen, ne, a. European. 
 
 T6ro6 (He*), f. Faroe Isles. 
 
 Flnistere (le Cap), m. Land's End. 
 
 la Flnlande, f. Finland. [lander. 
 
 Flnlandala, e, Flnnols, e, m. &. t. Fm- 
 
 flnlandala, e, finnols, e, a. Finnish. 
 
 Flamand, e, m. & f. Fleming. 
 
 flamand, e, a. Flemish. [Flanders. 
 
 la Flandre, f., lea Flandreu, i. pi. 
 
 Flesalngrae, m. Flushing. 
 
 Florentln, m. Florentine. 
 
 la Florlde, f. Florida. 
 
 Formose, f. Formosa. 
 
 Francais, e, m. & f. Frenchman || French- 
 
 frangais, e, R. French. [woman. 
 
 la France, f. France. 
 
 Francfort, m. Frankfort 
 
 la Franoonle, f. Frnnconia. 
 
 Frlbourgr, m. Friburg. 
 
 le Frioul, m. Friull. 
 
 la Frlse, f. Friesland. 
 
 Prison, ne, m. & t. Frieslander. 
 
 trlson, ne, a. Friesland. 
 
 la Oalatle, f. Galatia. 
 
 la Oalloe, f. Oalicia. 
 
 la Oalloie, f. Gallicia. 
 
 Oallea, le pays de ~, m. Walea. 
 
 gralloia, e, a. Welsh. 
 
 Oand, m. Ghent 
 
 le Oangre, m. Ganges. 
 
 la Oaacogrne, t. Gascony. 
 
 Gascon, ne, m. & t. Gascon. 
 
 fas con, ne, a. Gascon. 
 
 la Oanle, f., lea Oaole, f. pi. OauL 
 
 Oenes, f. Genoa. 
 
 Geneve, (. Geneva. 
 
 Genevola, e, m. & t. Gonevese. 
 
 genevols, e, a. Genevese. 
 
 Genols, e, m. & f. Genoese. 
 
 grenols, e, a. Genoese. 
 
 la Gorgrle, f. Georgia. 
 
 Germain, e, m. & t. German. 
 
 grermain, e, a. German. 
 
 la Germanle, f. Germania. 
 
 Glaclale, If er ~. (. Frozen Ocean. 
 
 la Gothle, f. Gothland, Gothia. 
 
 GcBttingrue, f. G5ttingen. 
 
 Greo, QUO, m. & f. Greek. 
 
 grreo, quo, a. Grecian. 
 
 la Grece, f. Greece. 
 
 Grenade, f. Granada. 
 
 le Greenland, m. Greenland. 
 
 Groenlandals, e, m. & t. Greenlander. 
 
 groenlandala, e, a. Greenland. 
 
 Groningrne, f. Groningen. 
 
 Gneldre, f. Guelderland. 
 
 Gnlnle, f. Guinea. 
 
 le Halnaut, m, HainauJt
 
 H&mbourg Minorqu* 
 
 219 
 
 Kambourg;, m. Hamburg. 
 
 Hambourgreols, e, m. & t. Hamburger. 
 
 le Hanovre, m. Hanover. 
 
 Hanovrlen, ne, m. 4 t Hanoverian. 
 
 hanovrlen, me, a. Hanoverian. 
 
 la Hanse, I. Hanse Towns (pi.). 
 
 la Havana, f. Hayannah. 
 
 la Haye, f. Hague. 
 
 Hebre, m. Hebrus. 
 
 H6breu, e, m. & t. Hebrew, Hebrews*. 
 
 h4bralque, a. Hebrew. 
 
 Helene (Salnte-), t Saint Helena. 
 
 I'Holvetle, f. Helvetia. 
 
 Helvetian, ne, m. 4 f, Helvetian. 
 
 helvetten, ne, a. Helvetian. 
 
 1'Hesperle, f. Hesperia. 
 
 la Hesse, f. Hewta. 
 
 Hessol*, e, m. & f. Hessian. 
 
 bessola, e, a. Hessian. 
 
 1'Hibernle. f. Hibernia. 
 
 H1ndouta.n, m. Hindostan. 
 
 Hindoo, e, m. 4 t Hindoo. 
 
 hindon, , a. Hindoo. 
 
 la HoUande, f. Holland. [Dntchwoman. 
 
 Hollandal*, , m. A f. Dutchman || 
 
 hollandal*, e, a. Dutch. 
 
 la Honffrle, f. Huncarr. 
 
 Hong-roln, e, m. A f. Hungarian. 
 
 hons/rots, e, a. Hungarian. 
 
 1'Iberie, f. Iberia. 
 
 Tie de France or He Maurtee, f. Mau- 
 ritius. 
 
 lllinolB, e, a. mineae. 
 
 1-nijrrle, f. Illyricum. 
 
 Mlyrlen, ne, a. niyrlan. 
 
 1'Inde, f. India. 
 
 1** Indes, t pi. Indlffl |j Orandes ~ or ~ 
 Oriental**, Eaat-Indlea |) - Occiden- 
 tal**, West-Indies. 
 
 Indlen, ne, m. * (. Indian. 
 
 Indian, ne. a. Indian. 
 
 1* lonle, f. Ionia. 
 
 lonlen, ne, a. Ionian. 
 
 rirlande, f. Ireland. 
 
 Zrla>nd*l*, , m. A f. Irlihmin | Iriib- 
 
 " woman. 
 
 Irlandals, *, a. IrMh. 
 
 l'I*land*. f. Iwland. 
 
 1'Iatrle, f. Iitrla. 
 
 1-Italie, f. Italy. 
 
 Itallep, ne, m. 4 f. Italian. 
 
 ItiUlen, ne, a. Italian. 
 
 Ithaqae, f. Ithaca. 
 
 iTOlre (Cflte d'), m. Ivory-Coant 
 
 la Jam&Iqne, f. Jam ate*. 
 1* Japon, m. Japan. 
 Japonals, e, ra. A f. Japan***. 
 Japonals, e, a. Japane**. 
 le Jourdaln, m. Jordan, 
 la Jndee, f. Jndea. 
 
 Konlrsberg:, m. Konlngtberg. 
 
 I,acAd6mone, f. LaccdtBmonia. 
 Iacedemonlen,ne,m.Af. I4ic*dmonlan. 
 Iao4demonlen, n, a. T 
 J*ancatre, m. LancaBter. 
 
 Lapon, ne, m. & f. Laplander. 
 
 lapon, ne, a. Lapland. 
 
 la Laponle, t. Lapland. 
 
 Larrous (lie* de*), t. "1. Ladrons Island*. 
 
 Iiepante, f. Lepanto. 
 
 Leyde, f. Leyden. 
 
 le Llban, m. Lebanon. 
 
 la Llbye, f. Libya. 
 
 llbyen, ne, a. Libyan, 
 
 zaile, m. Lisle. 
 
 Llmbonrgr, m. Limburg. 
 
 ZJabonne, f. Lisbon. 
 
 la Uthnanle, L Lithnania. 
 
 Llvonrne, f. Leghorn. 
 
 la Lombardle, f. Lombardy. 
 
 Ziondonlen, ne, m. A f. LondOMT. 
 
 londonlen, ne, a. of London. 
 
 X>ondre*, m. London. 
 
 Xiorette, f. Loretto. 
 
 la Xtoni*lane, f. LonisUna. 
 
 Lncqnes, f. Laoc*. 
 
 la Lnsacn, f. Lnsatta. 
 
 Luxembourg, m. Luxemburg. 
 
 la Lydle, t. Lydla. 
 
 lydlen, ne, a. Lydlan. 
 
 I-yon, T. Lyona. 
 
 la Kaodolae, f. Macedonia. 
 
 BCaoedonlen, ne, m. A f. Macedonian. 
 
 macedonlan. ne, a. Macedonian. 
 
 Madere, f. Madeira. ri*UO. 
 
 Karelian (detrolt d*), L BtralU of Ma- 
 
 Majorqne, L Majorca. . 
 
 XaiaU, e, m. A t Malay. 
 
 znalals, e, a. Malay. 
 
 Mallne*. f. Mechlin. 
 
 Malonlne* (lies), L pL Falkland Island*. 
 
 Halt*, f. Malta. 
 
 Maltals, e, m. A L Malten. 
 
 maltala, e, a. Maltcac. 
 
 la Manoh*. f. the British Channel. 
 
 Kantoue, f. Mantua. 
 
 ?e Karoo, m. Morocco. 
 
 Karooaln, e, m. A f. native of Moroom. 
 
 Karqntae* (He*), f. pL Marquecaa. 
 
 la Martinique, f. Martjnloo. 
 
 Mastrloht, m. Majstrlcbt. 
 
 Kaar*, m. Moor. 
 
 manre, a. Moorish. 
 
 Xanrlo* (1'Zle), f. Mnurttln*. 
 
 la Wanrltanle, f. Mauritania. 
 
 Kayenoe, f. Mentz. 
 
 le Mecklemboorgr, m. Mecklrraburf. 
 
 la Mecqne. f. Mecca. 
 
 la Kedl*. t. Media. 
 
 Kedlne, f. Medina. 
 
 Kdlterrane, f. Mediterranean (Sat). 
 
 Her *-ee, f. ^Egean Sea. 
 
 la Kesopotamle, t Metopotamla. 
 
 Messlne, f. MrMtna. 
 
 la Kense, f. Meuw. 
 
 Kexlo&ln, e, m. A f. Mexican. 
 
 mezlcaln, e, a. Meiloan. 
 
 1* K*zlqne, m. Mexico. 
 
 Xtlanal*, *, m. A f. Milan***. 
 
 mllanals, e, a. Milanese. 
 
 mllealen, ne, a. *" -r 
 
 Mtlet, m. MtMoj. 
 
 Klnorque, f. Minorca,
 
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 Moddne Savoisien 
 
 Mortena, f. Modena. 
 
 la Moldavia, f. Moldavia. 
 
 lea Molnqnes, f. pi. Moluccas, pi. 
 
 morave, a. Moravian. 
 
 la Moravia, f. Moravia. 
 
 la Mor<5e, f. Morea. 
 
 la Morlaqule, I. Morlaqula. 
 
 Moacou, m. Moscow. 
 
 la Moscovia, f. Moscovy. 
 
 My cones, f. Mycene. 
 
 Xapolitaln, a, m. A f. Neapolitan. 
 
 napolitaln, e, a. Neapolitan. 
 
 Kenfcbatel, m. Neufchatel. 
 
 le Nil, m. tbe Nile. 
 
 Ntmftg-ne, f. Nlmegtien. 
 
 Nlnlve, f. Nlnlveh. 
 
 Normajid, a, m. A f. Norman. 
 
 normand, a, a. Norman. 
 
 la Normandle, f. Normandy. 
 
 la Worvegre, f. Norway. 
 
 Norv6rln, no. m. & f. Norwegian. 
 
 norv6grlen, na, a. Norwegian. Hand. 
 
 la Monvelle- Ansrleterre, f. New Erig- 
 
 la Nouvelle-icoase, f. Nova Scotia. 
 
 la Won valla -Zemble, f. Nova Zcmbla. 
 
 la Nuble. f. Nubia. 
 
 No mane e, f. Nitmnntia. 
 
 Nnmldea, m. pi. Numldse, pi. 
 
 la Nnmldie, L Nnmldia. 
 
 Oc<an Atlantique, m. Atlantic Ocean || 
 
 ~ Polfiqne, m. Pacific. 
 1'Olyrnpe, m. Olympus. 
 I'Ombrie, f. TTmbria. 
 las Oroadea (lies), f. pi. tbe Orkneys. 
 I'OrSnoqne, m. the Orinoco. 
 Oanabmok, m. Osnaburg. 
 Otahitl, f. Otaheite. 
 Otranta, f. Otranto. 
 Onossant, m. Usbant. 
 Onrals (Mont*), m. pi. Uralian Chain. 
 
 Padoue, f. Padua. 
 
 la Palatlnat, m. Palatinate. 
 
 Palermo, f. Palermo. 
 
 Pampelana, f. Pampeluna, 
 
 Paris, m. Paris. 
 
 Parisian, ne, m. A f. Parisian. 
 
 Parisian, na, a. Parisian. 
 
 Parma, f. Parma. 
 
 Parmesan, e, m. & f. native of Parma. 
 
 la Parnasse, m. Parnassus. 
 
 partie, a. Parthian. 
 
 la Parthle, f. Parthla. 
 
 le Pas -de -Calais, m. the Straits of Dover. 
 
 Pavie, f. Pavia. 
 
 les Pays -B as, m. pi. Netherlands, pi. 
 
 le Peloponeae, m. Peloponnesus. 
 
 peloponeaien, ne, a. Peloponnesian. 
 
 la Pensylvanie, f. Pennsylvania. 
 
 Pergrame, m. Pcrgamos. 
 
 la Perse, f. Persia. 
 
 Perse, m. ct f. Persian. 
 
 perse, persan, e, a. Persian. 
 
 le Peroa, m. Peru. 
 
 P6rotmc, L Perugia, 
 
 PArnvien, na, m. & t. PeruvlajD. 
 
 pernvlen, na, a. Peruvian. 
 
 P^tersbourgr, m, Petersburg. 
 
 Pharsala, f. Pharsalla. 
 
 la PliSnicle, f. Phenicia. 
 
 Phdnlcien, na, m. A f. Phenidan. 
 
 ph6nicien, ne, a. Phenlcian. 
 
 Puiladelphie, f. Philadelphia. 
 
 la Phryarie, f. Phrygia. 
 
 Phryg'ien, ne, m. t Phrygian. 
 
 phryg-len, ne, a. Phrygian. 
 
 la Picardle, I. Picardy. 
 
 le P16mont, m. Piedmont. 
 
 Pi6montals, e, m. & t. Pledmonteee. 
 
 pX-montals, a, a. Piedmontesf 
 
 le Pinde, m. Findus. 
 
 le PIree, m. Plreeus. 
 
 Plsan, e, m. <t f. native ot Pisa. 
 
 Plaa, f. Pisa. 
 
 Platnance, f. Placentta. 
 
 la Polome, (. Poland. 
 
 Polonala, e, m. & t. Pole. 
 
 polonais, e, a. Polish. 
 
 le Pont, m. Ponlu*. 
 
 le Pont-Bnxid, m. Pont-Kuxlnp. 
 
 Pontlna (leu Marals), m. pi. the FonUna 
 
 Marshes. 
 
 Portugrals, a, m. A f. Portiignese. 
 portagraia, e, a, Portuguese, 
 le Portuoral, m. Portugal, 
 la Ponllle, f. Apulia. 
 la Prnsse, f. Prussia. 
 Pruasieu, ne, m. A f. Prussian, 
 prasalen, ne, a. Prussian. [tain,i, pi. 
 lea Pyrenees, f. pi. the Pyrenean Moun- 
 
 Qnebec, m. Quebec. 
 
 Bagnae, f. Bagusa, 
 
 Ratiabonne, f. Ratisbon. 
 
 Kavenne, f. Ravenna, 
 
 la Rhetie, f. Rhetla. 
 
 le Rhin, m. the Rhine. [Mountain*, pi. 
 
 Rocheux (lea Monta), m. pi. the Rocky 
 
 Romaln, e, m. & L Roman. 
 
 remain, e, a. Roman. 
 
 Rome, f. Roma, Rome. 
 
 la Ronmanle. f. Roumania. 
 
 Ruase, m. A L Russian. 
 
 rnsse, a. Russian. 
 
 la Russie, f. Russia. 
 
 Sagronte, t. Saguntum. 
 
 le Sahara, f. the Sahara, [nos. 
 
 Saint- An to inedeCap), m. 8L -Anthony's 
 
 Saint-Barth^leray, f. St. Bartholomew. 
 
 Saint-TJbes, m. SetubaL 
 
 Salamanque, f. Salamanca. 
 
 Salamlne, f. galamis. 
 
 Saloniquo, f. Salonica. 
 
 Bamaritain, e, m. & f. Samaritan. 
 
 aamaritaln, a, a. Samaritan. 
 
 Samoyedea, m. pi. Samoides, pi. 
 
 Saragrosae, f. Saragossa. 
 
 la Sardaigrne, f. Sardinia. 
 
 Sarde, m. & f. Sardinian. 
 
 aarde, a. Sardinian. 
 
 Sarraaln, e, m. & f. Saracen. 
 
 aarraaln, e, a. Saracen. 
 
 Saverne, f. Severn. 
 
 la Savoie, f. Savoy. [Savoyard. 
 
 Savoisien, ne, m. native of Savoy,
 
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 221 
 
 avoialen, ne, a. of Savoy. 
 
 la Baxe, f. Saxony. 
 
 Saxon, ne, in. & t. Saxon. 
 
 saxon, ne, a. Saxon. 
 
 Soandlnave, m. & t Scandinavian. 
 
 soandlnave, a. Scandinavian. 
 
 la Scandinavia, i. Scandinavia. 
 
 Scythe, m. & t. Scythian. 
 
 scythe, a. Scythian. 
 
 la Soythle, f. Scythla. 
 
 Bebaatien (Saint-), m. Saint Sebastian. 
 
 Seg-ovle, t Segovia. 
 
 la Bex-vie, f. Senrta. 
 
 Blamol, e, a. Siamese. 
 
 la Siberie. f. Siberia. 
 
 la Slolle, f. Sicily. 
 
 Blclllen, ne, m. A t Sicilian. 
 
 lollien, ne. a. Sicilian. 
 
 la Bllesle, f. Silesia. 
 
 Sllesten, ne, in. & f . Sileaian. 
 
 Milesian, ne, a. Silealan. ' 
 
 Smyrna, f. Smyrna. fSmyrnlan. 
 
 Umyrueen, ne, Smyrniote, m. Si t. 
 
 Bodome, f. Sodom. [laliu.Us. 
 
 Boude (Arohipel de la), m. Suuda 
 
 le* Sorlimfueu, 1 pi. the Sdlly Islet. 
 
 la Soaabe, (. Bwabla. 
 
 Sparte, f. Sparta. 
 
 Bpartlate, m. A f. Spartan. 
 
 partlattt, a. Spartan. 
 
 l<t Stirle, f. SUrla. 
 
 Bti afabourg-, m. Slrufbarv. 
 
 lb Sndermanle, t Suderuaiil&ud. 
 
 la Snode, f. Sweden. 
 
 Baedolu, e, m. 4 L Swede. 
 
 uedola, , a. Swedish. 
 
 8neve>, in. pi. Suevl, pi. 
 
 la Bulsse, t Switzerland. . 
 
 Bulase, , m. <t f. Hwlsa. 
 
 Huiioe, a. Swisa. 
 
 le Sand, m. the Sound. 
 
 Byracuaaln, e, m. A t Syracuaaii. 
 
 ayraonaaln, e, a. SyracoBau. 
 
 Byraouae, f. Syracoas. 
 
 i.; Byrle, i Syria. 
 
 Syrlen, ne, m. A f. Syrian. 
 
 yrlen, ne, a. Syrian. 
 
 Table de> Kont* de la), t Table Moun- 
 
 Tag-e, m. Tagiu. [Utn. 
 
 Tahiti, in. Otahelte. 
 
 la Taailee, f. Thames, 
 
 Tanrer, m. Tangier*. 
 
 Tarente, f. Tarentum. 
 
 tartare, a. Tartar. 
 
 la Tartarie. f. Tartory. 
 
 Tterlt(e, i TeueriUe. 
 
 Terre-de-Peu. f. Terra del Vuego. 
 
 Terre-Ierme, r. Terra Klrma. 
 
 Terre-MacrellanlQne. t. Terra Magella- 
 
 Terre-Menve, f. Newfoundland, [nica. 
 
 la Terre-Sainte, f. Holy Land. 
 
 TnAbaln, e. m. <t f. Theban. 
 
 thebaln, e, a. Theban. 
 
 les Thermopyles, f. pi. Thermopilse, pL 
 
 la Thessalle. i Thessaly. 
 
 Thessallen, ne, m. & f. Tbeftgallnn. , 
 
 thessalien, ne, a. Theasallan. 
 
 Thesaaloniqne, t Tbesaalonlca. 
 
 Thraoe, m. & f. Thradan. 
 
 la Thurlngre, f. Thuringia. 
 
 le Tibre, m. Tiber. 
 
 le Tigrreu m. Tigris. 
 
 Toledo, f. Toledo. 
 
 Toledaa, e, m. & 1. native of Toledo. 
 
 To a can, , m. & t Tuscan. 
 
 toscan, e, a. Tuscan. 
 
 la ToBcano, 1 Tuscany. 
 
 la Traneylvanle, f. Tranaylmula. 
 
 Troves, f. Triers. 
 
 la Trinlte, f. Trinidad. 
 
 la Troade, t Troas, 
 
 Troie, t Troy. 
 
 Troy en, ne, m. A t Trojan. 
 
 troyen, ne, a. Trojan. 
 
 T arc, quo, m. A t Turk. 
 
 tur<n qne, a. Turklah. 
 
 la Tuvqnle, f. Turkey. 
 
 1'tJkraiiie, f. the Ukraine. 
 
 la Valaohle f. Wallacbia. 
 Valence, (. Valencia. 
 VaraoTle, t Warsaw. 
 Venlse, f. Venice. 
 Venitien, ne, m. A I. Venetian, 
 venitlen, ne, a. Venetian. 
 Veronala, . m. & t. Veronese. 
 Verone, t Verona. 
 le V6nv, m. Vesuvius. 
 Vlcence, t VJcenia. 
 Vienne, f. Vienna. 
 Vlennole, e, m. & (. Vlentieee. 
 vlennoli, e, a. Vlenneae. 
 la Vlrrinie, f. Virginia, 
 la VUtnle, f. Vistula. 
 
 la Weetphalie, f. Westphalia. 
 Wolfenbuttol, m. WolfonbntUf. 
 le Wnrtemberir, m. Wurteuibery. 
 
 Zanthe, m. Xanthus. 
 la Zlande, t Zealand.
 
 List of the more usual Christian names, not alike in both 
 languages. 
 
 Achilla. Achilles. 
 Adelaide, Adelals, Adelaide. 
 Adele. Adela. Adeline. 
 Adolphe, Adolphug. 
 Adrian, Adrian. 
 Ag-athe, Agatha. 
 Alm6e, Amy. 
 Alphonsa, AlphoDBo. 
 Ambroiae, Ambrosiua. 
 Amedee, Amadeus. 
 Amelia, Amelia. 
 Anaatase, Anastagiui. 
 Andre, Andrew. 
 Aug-eliqne, Angelica, 
 Anna, Anna. 
 Antolna, Anthony. 
 Antolnetta, AntooU. 
 Arabella, Arabella. 
 Archambaat, Archibald. 
 Aruaad, Arnold. 
 Arthur, Arthur. 
 Athanaae, Athanasius. 
 Aug-uste, Augustus || Augusta. 
 Anffuatln, Austin. 
 Anrellen, Aurellan. 
 
 Barba, Barbara. 
 Barnab6, Barnaby. 
 Barthelemy, Bartholomew. 
 Bandonln. Baldwin. 
 Benott, Benedict. 
 Bertha, Bertha. 
 Bertrand, Bertram. 
 Blanche, Bianca. 
 Brlgrltte, Bridget. 
 
 Catherine, Catherine. 
 Oeolla, Cecily, Cedlla. 
 Oeaar, Cxsar. 
 Charles, Charles. 
 Chretien, Christian. 
 Chrdtlenno, Christiana, Cbilstiua, 
 Chriatophe, ChrUtopher. 
 Claire, Clara. /.- 
 Claude. Claud! fe, Claud*. 
 Claadlna, Claudia... 
 Clement, Clement. ' 
 Clementine, Clementina. 
 Clotilda, Clotilda. 
 Conatanoa, Constant!*. 
 Cornatlla, Cornelius. 
 CrApln, CrUpln. 
 
 Denis, Dennis, Dionyslaa, 
 Deniae, Dionysia. 
 Dominique, Dominic. 
 Dorothea, Dorothy. 
 
 Edmond, Edmund. 
 Bdouard, Edward. 
 Ella, Ellas. 
 Eliae, Ellsa. 
 Cllsee, Elisha. 
 fimllle, Emily, Kmmy. 
 Emme, Emma. 
 Etienna, Stephen. 
 Engrene, Eugene. 
 En?6nle, Eugenia. 
 Enstaohe, Eustace. 
 
 Fabian, Fabian. 
 
 Fanohon. Fanohette, Fanny. 
 
 Felicia, Felicia. 
 
 Fellolte, Felicity. 
 
 Flora, Flora. 
 
 Francois, Francis. 
 
 Franooise, Finances. 
 
 Frederic, Frederick. 
 
 Qaapard, Jasper. 
 Oautier, Walter. 
 Oenltrede, Winifred. 
 Oeoffrol, Jeffery, Geuttrey. 
 Oervals, Gervas. 
 allies, Giles. 
 Oodetroy, Godfrey. 
 Oraoe, Grace. 
 Ordgrolre, Gregory. 
 OnlUanme, William. 
 Onatave, Gustavua. 
 
 Helena, Helena, Helen. 
 Henri, Henry. 
 Henrlette, Henrietta. 
 Hilaire, Hilary. 
 Horace, Horatio, Horace. 
 Hnffuea, Hugh. 
 Humrruy, Humphrey. 
 
 Ig'naoe, Ignatius, 
 laabelle, Isabel, l 
 laala, Isaiah. 
 
 Jaoquea, James. 
 
 i, Jonn.
 
 J eannt ZacLfia 
 
 223 
 
 Jeanne, Jane. 
 
 Patrice, Patrick. 
 
 Jeanneton, Jeannette, Janet. 
 
 Paul, Paul. 
 
 Jeannot, Jack, Johnny. 
 
 Pauline, Paulina. 
 
 Jenny, Jenny. 
 
 Philippe, Philip. 
 
 J6r6mio, Jeremy. 
 
 Philippine, Philippe. 
 
 Jerome, Jerome. 
 
 Pie, Pius. 
 
 Jules, Julius. 
 
 Pierre, Peter. 
 
 Julie, Julia. 
 
 
 J alien, J-Lian. 
 
 Kandolphe, Randal. 
 
 Julienne, Juliana. 
 
 Raoul, Ralph. 
 
 Juliette, Juliet. 
 
 Raymond, Raymond. 
 
 Juatln, Justin, Justtnus. 
 
 R6g-ine, Regina. 
 
 Justine, Justinn. 
 
 Renaud, Reynold. 
 
 
 Robin, Bob. 
 
 Laure. Laura. 
 
 Rodolphe, Ralph. 
 
 Laurent, Lawrence. 
 Laiare, Lazarus. 
 
 Roland, Rowland, Orlando. 
 Rosaline, Rosalind. 
 
 1.6011, Leo. 
 
 Roaamunde, Rosamund. 
 
 Lla, Leah. 
 
 Rosette, Rosy. 
 
 Llse, Lizzie. 
 
 
 Llaett. Loo. 
 
 Salomon, Solomon. 
 
 Louis, Lewis. 
 
 Samson, Sampson. 
 
 Louise, Louisa. 
 
 Sebastlen, Sebastian. 
 
 Loulson, vidf Llaetto. 
 Luc, Luke. 
 
 Slfflsmond, Sigisiuuud. 
 Bllvaln, Silvan. 
 
 Xincle, Lucy. 
 
 Sllvestre, Silvester. 
 
 Iiuolen, Lucian. 
 
 Sophie, Sophia. 
 
 XiUoreoe, Lucretla. 
 
 Stanislas, Stanislaus. 
 
 
 Suxanne, Susan, SusHnnah. 
 
 Madeleine, Magdalen, Maud. 
 
 SuEette, Suson, Susy. 
 
 Kadelon, Maudlin. 
 Haricot, Madge, Margt-t, Marjory, Meg, 
 Pets, Peggy. 
 Kariruerite, Margaret. 
 Marie, Maria. 
 Marietta. Marlon, Mary. 
 Kartbe, Manba. 
 Mathllde, Matilda. 
 Matthlen, Mattbew. 
 
 ThAodose, Tbeodoslus. 
 Theophlle, Theophllos. 
 Thorese, Theresa. 
 Thlband, Theobald. 
 Thomas, Thonuw. 
 Tlmothee, Tliaolliy. 
 Tobte, Toby. 
 Tolnette, Antonia. 
 
 Maurice, MorrU. 
 Michel, MIcbaeL 
 
 TTrbaln, Urban. 
 Ursule, Ursula. 
 
 Molie, Moses. 
 
 
 Hannette, Hlnon, Nancy. 
 K loolaa, Nicholas. 
 
 Valentin, Valentine. 
 Valerie, Valery. 
 Verontque, Veronica. 
 
 Mot, Noah. 
 
 Vincent, Vincent 
 
 Ollvle, OllTla. 
 Olivier, Olivpr. 
 
 WUhelmlne, Wilbelmlno. 
 
 Onfrojr, Humphrey. 
 
 Eacharle, Znchary. 
 
 Otbon, Otbo. 
 
 Cache*, Zacltisua.
 
 
 
 
 Verbes 
 
 
 Infinltit 
 
 Prgsent 
 
 Imparfait 
 
 du SubjonctU 
 
 de I'lndicatir 
 
 du Subjonctlf 
 
 absoudre 
 
 J'absous, s, t; nous absol- 
 
 que J 'absolve, es, e; vions, 
 
 _ 
 
 
 vons, ez, ent 
 
 iez, ent 
 
 
 acquetrlr 
 
 J'acquiers, 8. t; nousacqug- 
 rous, ez, ils acquiSrent 
 
 que j'acqnle're, es, e ; acqtiC- 
 rions, iez, acquiSrent 
 
 que J'acqnlsse, s, It ; 
 que nous acquls- 
 
 
 
 
 sions, iez, ent 
 
 aller 
 
 Je vals, tu vas, 11 va; nous 
 allons, vous allez, ils vont 
 
 que J'atlle, que tu ailles, 
 qu'il aille; que nous al- 
 
 que J'allasse s, at; 
 que nous allassions, 
 
 
 
 lions, quo vous ulliez, 
 
 iez, ent 
 
 
 
 qu'ils ail lent 
 
 
 fcssallllr 
 
 I'assaille, es, e; nous assail- 
 
 quej'assaille, es, ; que nous 
 
 quej'assallllsse, a It; 
 
 
 lons, ez, ent 
 
 assalllions, iez, ent 
 
 que nous assaiilu- 
 
 
 
 
 eions, iez, ent 
 
 uaeoir 
 
 I'assleds, s, d ; nous asse- 
 
 que j'asseye ou quej'assole, 
 
 que J'assisse, s, It; 
 
 
 yons, ez, ils assevent on 
 
 que nous ass&yious 
 
 4 Lie noua asslsalons 
 
 
 j'assois, b. t; nous asso- 
 
 
 
 
 yous, ez, lla assoient 
 
 
 
 aatrelndre 
 
 se conjugue couiuie ceiudre 
 
 
 
 avoir 
 
 i'al, tu as, 11 a: nous uvuus, 
 vous avez, ils ont 
 
 que J'alo, que tu uies, qu'il 
 alt ; que nous uyona, que 
 
 que j'eusse, que tu 
 eusses, qu'il eut ; que 
 
 
 
 vous ayez, qu'lls aieut 
 
 nous eussiona, iez, 
 
 
 
 
 qu'lls eussent 
 
 bolre 
 
 |e bols, s, t; nous buvons, 
 
 que Je bolve, e, e; buvlono, 
 
 que Je busse, s, fit ; 
 
 
 ez, ils bolvent 
 
 iez, boivent 
 
 que nous bussions, 
 
 
 
 
 iez, bussent 
 
 bouilllr 
 
 |e bous, tu bous, 11 bout; 
 
 que Je boullle, a, e; que 
 
 qua je bouilllsse, s, 
 
 
 nous bouillons, voua bou- 
 lllez, ils boulUent 
 
 nous bouillious, iez, ent 
 
 It; que nous bouil- 
 lisslons, iez, eut 
 
 bralre 
 
 il brail, ils braleut 
 
 qu'il braille, qu'ils bralent 
 
 
 brulre 
 
 il bruit, ils brulsscnt 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 celndre 
 
 |e ceins, s, t ; nous ceignons 
 
 que Je ceijjne, g, e ; que nous 
 
 que j celgnlsse, qua 
 
 cuoir 
 
 
 ceignioua 
 
 nous ceignUsiona 
 
 circoncire 
 
 |e circoncis, s, t ; nous ctr- 
 
 que Je circonclse, que nous 
 
 _ 
 
 
 couclsons, ez, ent 
 
 circoncUlous 
 
 
 clore 
 
 |e clos, lu clos, 11 clot 
 
 
 
 
 
 couclure 
 
 |e concluR, 8, t; nous con- 
 cluons, ez, ent 
 
 que Je conolne, es, e; que 
 nous concluions, Iez, eut 
 
 que Je conclusse, , ut ; 
 que nous couclus- 
 
 
 
 
 slons 
 
 condulre 
 
 se conjugue com me culro 
 
 
 
 conilre 
 
 (e ronfia, s, t; nous confl- 
 
 que Je conflse, es, e; que 
 
 que Je couflsse es, tt; 
 
 ton rial lie 
 
 EOII, ez, ent 
 ie commit, a, 11 connalt; 
 
 nous confislous, iez. eut 
 que Je conaalsse 
 
 que nous conilasioix 
 quJe conDDSse, qu'U 
 
 
 noun connaiaons 
 
 
 connttt 
 
 conquer lr 
 Gonslrulre 
 
 i-u tonjugue com me acqu^rir 
 se conjugue comnie culre 
 
 
 
 controdire 
 
 toiiirrd!-, s, t; nous con- 
 
 le ic=t comma dir* 
 
 
 
 Ucdlaoui, cz, ent 
 

 
 irriguliers. 
 
 Imparfait 
 
 Parfalt detini 
 
 Futur 
 
 ImpraUf 
 
 Parilcipe 
 
 prCsent 
 
 Participe 
 
 pass^ 
 
 J'absolvals 
 
 _ 
 
 j'sbsoudiui 
 
 BbsOUS, rilr-olvnns, 
 
 nbsolvant 
 
 abtous 
 
 
 
 
 absolvez 
 
 
 
 J'ocqurals 
 
 j 'acquit 
 
 J'acqucnai 
 
 ncquiers, acquerons, 
 
 acqufrnnt 
 
 aoquis 
 
 
 
 
 acquerez 
 
 
 
 J'allais 
 
 j'allai 
 
 J'lrai 
 
 va, allons, allez 
 
 allant 
 
 allfi 
 
 J'assalllais 
 
 J'Msalllli 
 
 J'asBailliral 
 
 assail IP. asaaillons, 
 
 assaillant 
 
 assallll 
 
 
 
 
 osaillez 
 
 
 
 J'aMeyalt ou 
 J'Mtoyals, 
 
 j'aula, nous 
 asstmes 
 
 J'asilfiral ou 
 j'asseyeral, a\ 
 
 assleds ou assols, 
 ussryons ou :is- 
 
 asteyant, as- 
 soyant 
 
 agila 
 
 IlOUt MM- 
 
 
 a; nous assii'- 
 
 soyons, assoyez 
 
 
 
 yiont 
 
 
 ron* 
 
 
 
 
 J'avais 
 
 J'eus, tu eus, 
 
 j'aurai, as, a 
 
 ale, ayont, ayez 
 
 ayant 
 
 en 
 
 
 11 eut; nous 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 eQines, TOUS 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 etttn, lit 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 eurent 
 
 
 
 
 
 Je buvals, 
 uoui buvlons 
 
 Je bun, nous 
 buiues 
 
 Je bolral, nout 
 bolrous 
 
 bolt, buvont, buvez 
 
 buvant 
 
 bu 
 
 Jo bouillal... 
 nous boull- 
 
 Je bouillli, 
 nout boull- 
 
 Je bouillirai 
 nout boullll- 
 
 bout, bouillons, ez 
 
 boulllaot 
 
 boullll 
 
 Uoni 
 
 lime* 
 
 rons 
 
 
 
 
 11 brayait, 11s 
 hrayalent 
 
 
 
 11 bralra, lit 
 bralroot 
 
 
 
 brayant 
 
 - 
 
 11 brultsalt. Us 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 bruiftulrnl 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Je otlgnals 
 
 Je cclgnlt 
 
 Je celndmt 
 
 ceint, celgnont, 
 
 celgnant 
 
 ceint 
 
 
 
 
 celgnez 
 
 
 
 Je clrcoudsais 
 
 Je clrconclt 
 
 Je clrconclral 
 
 circoncis, clrconcl- 
 
 circonclsant 
 
 chn 
 
 (.irconrlt 
 
 
 
 
 tons, ex 
 
 
 
 |e coocluala 
 
 je conclos, 
 nous conclO- 
 
 Je cloral 
 Je ronclural, 
 nout conclu- 
 
 clos 
 conclut, concluons, 
 ez 
 
 concluant 
 
 clOH 
 CODClU 
 
 
 me, ons 
 
 root 
 
 
 
 
 
 cone-lutes, IJi 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 contlureut 
 
 
 
 
 
 ]t conflMlt 
 
 |e 1 011(11 
 
 Je conflral 
 
 conflt, couflsond,e7 
 
 configant 
 
 couflt 
 
 J cooualMAls 
 
 ; COUQIU 
 
 |e coonalUul 
 
 oonnalt, conoalt- 
 
 cuiiualstAOt 
 
 CUlUitt 
 
 
 
 
 Mint, es 
 
 
 
 F.tnch and! Sngliik. 
 
 15
 
 22ft 
 
 Verbes 
 
 Inflnlttf 
 
 Present 
 
 Impurfalt 
 du dubjuuctU 
 
 de 1'lndicallf 
 
 du Subjouctif 
 
 ooudre 
 
 je couds, ds, d ; nous cou- 
 
 que je couse 
 
 que je cousiase 
 
 
 sons, ez, ent 
 
 
 
 courir 
 
 Je cours, s, t ; nous courons, 
 
 que je coure, es, e 
 
 que Je courusse, qu'U 
 
 
 ez, ent 
 
 
 coui-tit 
 
 oouvrir 
 
 je couvre, s, e; nous cou- 
 
 que je couvre 
 
 que je couvrisse 
 
 
 vrons 
 
 
 
 cralndre 
 croire 
 
 se conjugue comme ceindre 
 Je crois, s, t ; nous croyons, 
 
 qnejecroie, es, e; nouscroy- 
 
 que je crusse, qu'il 
 
 
 ez, ils croient 
 
 ioiis, iez, qu'ils croient 
 
 crut 
 
 crottre 
 
 je crois, s,t; nous croissons 
 
 que )e croissc, que nous 
 
 que Je crusse, qu'il 
 
 
 
 croissions 
 
 crut 
 
 cneillir 
 
 je cueille, es, e ; nous cueil- 
 
 que jc cueille 
 
 que je cueillissc 
 
 
 lons 
 
 
 
 calre 
 
 e cuis, s, t ; nous cnisons 
 
 que je cuise 
 
 que je cuisisse 
 
 dCcboir 
 
 e <16cuoie, s, e ; nous de 1 - 
 
 que je de'chole, que nous 
 
 que je dchusse 
 
 
 choyons, vous dochoyez, 
 
 dfichoyions, que rous dfi- 
 
 
 
 ils dfclioienl 
 
 cboyiez, qu'ils dechoieut 
 
 
 Htm 
 
 jededis, s, t; nousde'disons, 
 
 que je dCdise 
 
 que je dedisse 
 
 
 vous dedisez, ils dgdisent 
 
 
 
 dfifailllr 
 
 je dfifaus, s, t ; nous dfifail- 
 
 que je df faille 
 
 que Je dlfailllsse 
 
 
 lons, vous deTaillez, ils 
 
 
 
 
 de'faillent 
 
 
 
 dtruire 
 
 se conjugue comme cuire 
 
 
 
 devoir 
 
 je dois, s, t ; nous devons, 
 
 que je doi ve, es, e ; qpe nous 
 
 que je dusse 
 
 
 vous devez, ils dolveut 
 
 devious, que vous deviez, 
 
 
 
 
 qu'ils doivent 
 
 
 dire 
 
 je dis, s, t; nous disons, 
 
 que je dise, es, e ; que nous 
 
 que je disse 
 
 
 vous ditcs, ils disent 
 
 disions, iez, ent 
 
 
 dissoudre 
 dorrair 
 
 se conjugue com me absoudre 
 je dors, s, t ; nous dormons, 
 
 que je dorme 
 
 que je dormisse 
 
 
 ez, ent 
 
 
 
 gchoir 
 
 il eclioit 
 
 
 
 qtw "fichusse 
 
 Sclore 
 
 il (kiot ; ils fclosent 
 
 qu'il dclose ; qu'ils gclosent 
 
 
 
 6crire 
 
 j'ficris, s, t; nous gcrlvons, 
 ez, ent 
 
 que j'ficri ve, s, e ; que nous 
 ecrivions, iez, qu'ils 6ai- 
 
 que j'ficrivlsse, s, it; 
 que nous e'crivis- 
 
 
 
 vent 
 
 sions, iez, ent 
 
 empreindre se conjugue comme ceindre 
 
 
 
 endulre 'se conjugue comme cuire 
 
 
 
 enfreindre se coniugue comme ceindre 
 s'enque'rir se conjupue comme acqugrir 
 
 
 
 fpreindre se coniueue comme ceindre 
 
 
 
 etre 
 
 je suis, tu es, 11 est ; nous 
 
 que je soil, s, t; que nous 
 
 que je fusse, s, ut; 
 
 
 sommes, vous etes, ils 
 
 soyons, que vous soyez, 
 
 que nous fussions, 
 
 
 sont 
 
 qu'ils solent 
 
 iez, ent 
 
 exclure 
 
 se conjugue comme conclure 
 
 
 
 falllir 
 
 je faux, tu faux, il faut 
 
 
 
 ^ 
 
 faire 
 
 je fais, 8, t; nous faisons, 
 
 que je fasse, s, e; que nous 
 
 que je fisse, s, qu'fl 
 
 
 vous faites, Ils lout 
 
 fassions, iez, ent 
 
 fit, que nous fis- 
 
 
 
 
 sions, iez, ent 
 
 falloir 
 
 il faut 
 
 qu'il faille 
 
 qu'il iiUlut 
 
 feindre 
 
 se conjugue comme ceindre 
 
 
 
 Jrire 
 
 je fris, s, t 
 
 
 
 
 
 fuir 
 
 je fuis. s, t; nous fuyons, 
 ez, ils fuient 
 
 que Je fuie, es, e ; que nous 
 fuyions, iez, fuient 
 
 que <e fuisse, a, qu'il 
 fun ; que nous mis- 
 
 
 
 
 sions, iez, ent 
 
 g&rlr 
 
 ci-glt, il git; nous gisons, 
 
 
 
 
 
 hair 
 
 ez, ent 
 je hais, s, t ; nous hafssons, 
 
 que je balsse, s, e; que uous 
 
 que je lialsse, s, qu'il 
 
 
 ez, eat 
 
 liai jjuua, ez, ent 
 
 bait, que nous baii- 
 
 
 
 
 sions, iez, ent 
 
 Induire 
 
 se conjugue comme cuire 
 
 
 
 instruire 
 
 se conjugue comme cuire 
 j'interdis, s, t; nous inter- 
 
 le reste comme ttire 
 
 
 
 dlaoas, ez, ent 
 

 
 coudre interdire 
 
 22V 
 
 Inipnifait 
 
 Parfait dfiflni 
 
 Fntur 
 
 Impgratif 
 
 Participe 
 present 
 
 Participe 
 
 passe 
 
 je cousals 
 
 je cousis 
 
 ie coudrai 
 
 couds, cousons, ez 
 
 cousant 
 
 COU8U 
 
 je courals 
 
 je counis 
 
 je conrrai 
 
 cours, courons, ez 
 
 conrant 
 
 courn 
 
 je couvraJs 
 
 Je couvrls 
 
 |e couvrlrai 
 
 convre, convrons, ez 
 
 couvrant 
 
 couvert 
 
 je croyais 
 
 je crns 
 
 ie crotrai 
 
 crois, croyons, ez 
 
 croyant 
 
 cm 
 
 je crolisals 
 
 Jecrflu 
 
 |e croltral 
 
 crots, croissons, ez 
 
 croissant 
 
 crft 
 
 je cuelllal* 
 
 je cneillis 
 
 |e cneillerai 
 
 cneille, cuelllons,ez 
 
 cuelllant 
 
 nuellli 
 
 ]e cnlals 
 
 je cnlsls 
 je d^chtts 
 
 |e ciiiral 
 |e dScberral 
 
 cuts, culsons, ez 
 
 cuisant 
 
 cult 
 dchn 
 
 ) dMInals 
 
 je d^dis 
 
 je dediral 
 
 deVlis, dSdlsoDR, ez 
 
 d^dJaant 
 
 dgdit 
 
 je dlllaig 
 
 je defaitlfs 
 
 je dtfaudrai 
 
 
 
 dpfnillant, 
 faillant 
 
 d^fallli, 
 failll 
 
 Je derais 
 
 |e dim 
 
 |e devral 
 
 dols, devons, 
 
 devant 
 
 dfl 
 
 je disali 
 
 jedls 
 
 je dirai 
 
 dls, dtsons, dites 
 
 diaant 
 
 dlt 
 
 j dormaie 
 
 |e dorrnls 
 
 IP dormlrai 
 
 dors, dormons, ez 
 
 dormant 
 
 donnl 
 
 J'tcrlTals 
 
 j'6chns 
 
 I'eVriTls, nous 
 Acrivtmea 
 
 11 fcherra 
 il cclora; \\? 
 ^cloront 
 J'fciiral 
 
 ccrlB, fcriTons, ez 
 
 Vh.'.qnt. 
 
 terlvant 
 
 chn 
 clos 
 
 ecrlt 
 
 J'Ui 
 
 j* fas, i, t; 
 nous fOmca 
 
 |e serai, an, a 
 
 sola, soyons, soyex 
 
 etant 
 
 6t 
 
 je fallUia 
 je falsais 
 
 11 fallalt 
 
 [e fatlUs 
 |e fig, nous 
 flmea 
 
 U fallut 
 
 |e faudrai 
 |e feral, as, a 
 
 11 faudra 
 
 fall, falsons, faitea 
 
 fnlllant 
 (alsant 
 
 failll 
 (alt 
 
 fvnr.) 
 rallu (In- 
 
 je fuyals, nous 
 fuyions 
 
 je fuls, nous 
 fufmea 
 
 je frirnl. aa, a 
 je fulral, aa, a 
 
 frla 
 full, fuyons, ez 
 
 fuyant 
 
 frit, 
 ful 
 
 JeRlsaia, nous 
 tjUtoni 
 
 ]halisals, 
 nous bala 
 atom 
 
 je bats, nous 
 
 l.ullli. -. 
 
 jetmlnJ 
 
 bala, btttSMinn, cz 
 
 glaant 
 halasant 
 
 bal 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 228 
 
 Verbes imgnliem 
 
 Infiultlf 
 
 Present 
 
 . Imparfait 
 du SubjonctU 
 
 de 1'Indicatlf 
 
 du Subjonctif 
 
 Introduire 
 
 se conjugue comme cuire 
 
 
 
 joindre 
 
 se conjugue comme ceindre 
 
 
 
 n 
 
 je Us, B, t ; nous lisons, ez, 
 ilalisent 
 
 que je Use. es, e ; que nous 
 Unions, iez, ent 
 
 que je lusse, es, qu'il 
 lut ; que nous lus- 
 
 
 
 
 sions, iez, ent 
 
 lulre 
 
 je lull, s, t; nous luisona, 
 
 que je luise, es, e; que 
 
 
 
 ez, ent 
 
 nous luifions 
 
 
 rasudlrn 
 
 ] maudlg, s, t ; nous mau- 
 dissonB, ez, ent 
 
 que je maudisse, cs, e ; mnu- 
 dlssions, icz, ent 
 
 que je roaudlsse, en, 
 qu'il maudtt; quo 
 
 
 
 
 nous maudisaions 
 
 mAdiro 
 
 se conjugue comme ddire 
 
 
 
 mcntir 
 
 je mens, 8, t ; nous men tons, 
 
 quejemente, ea, e; quenous 
 
 que je mentisse, es. 
 
 
 ez, ent 
 
 mentions 
 
 menttt; que nous 
 
 
 
 
 mentissfons, iez, ent 
 
 inettre 
 
 je mets, B, t; nous meltons, 
 
 que je mette, ea, e; mcttion*, 
 
 que je misse, ea, It; 
 
 
 ez, ent 
 
 iez, ent 
 
 missions, iez, ent 
 
 moudro 
 
 je mouds, s, d ; nous mou- 
 
 que je moule, es, e; mou- 
 
 que Je moulnssc, es, 
 
 
 lons, cz, ent 
 
 Uous, icz, ent 
 
 ut; que nous mou- 
 
 
 
 
 lugsions 
 
 mourir 
 
 je meurs, , t ; nous mou- 
 
 que je mcurc, que nous 
 
 que je mourusse, qne 
 
 
 rons, ez, cut 
 
 mourions 
 
 nous mourussions 
 
 moDTolr 
 
 je meus, s, t; nous mou- 
 
 que je mcuve, es, e; que 
 
 quejemusse, es, qu'il 
 
 
 Yons, ez, ent 
 
 nous mouvions 
 
 mflt, que nous mus- 
 
 
 
 
 sions 
 
 nattre 
 
 je nals, s, nalt; naissous, 
 
 que je nalsse, es, e; nals- 
 
 que je naquisse, ea, It ; 
 
 
 ez, ent 
 
 sions, iez, ent 
 
 que nous naquis- 
 
 
 
 
 sions 
 
 null- 
 
 se conjugue comme culre 
 
 
 
 offrir 
 
 se conjugue comme couvrir 
 
 
 
 oindre 
 
 se conjugue comme ceindre 
 
 
 
 ouir 
 
 _ 
 
 m 
 
 MB 
 
 ouvrir 
 
 se conjugue comme couvrir 
 
 
 
 pattre 
 
 je pats, s, 11 patt; nous 
 
 que je paisse, que nous 
 
 
 
 
 paissons 
 
 paisslons 
 
 
 paraitre 
 
 |e parals, B, 11 paratt ; nous 
 
 que je paraissc, que nous 
 
 que je parusse, t, fit. ; 
 
 
 paraissona, ez, ent 
 
 paraissions 
 
 que nous parussions 
 
 partir 
 
 |e pars, s, t; nous partons, 
 ez, ent 
 
 que je parte. es, e ; que nous 
 portions, iez, ent 
 
 que je partisse, es, 
 qu'il parttt; que 
 
 
 
 
 nous partissions 
 
 peindre 
 
 se conjugue comme ceindre 
 
 
 
 plaindre 
 plaire 
 
 pleuvoir 
 
 8e conjugue comme ceindre 
 je plais, s, It ; nous plaisons, 
 ez, ent 
 il pleut 
 
 que je plaise, es, e; que 
 nous plaisions 
 qu'il pleuve 
 
 que je plusso. s, fit ; 
 que nous plussions 
 qu'il plut 
 
 poindre 
 
 1 point 
 
 
 
 
 
 pourvoir 
 
 je pourvois, 8, t; nous pour- 
 
 que je pourvoie, es, e; que 
 
 que je pourvusse, es. 
 
 
 voyons, ez, 11s pourvoient 
 
 nous pourvoyions, iez, 
 
 ut ; que nous pour- 
 
 
 
 voieut 
 
 vusslons 
 
 pouvoir 
 
 je puia (peux), tu peux, U 
 peut; nous (jouvuua, ez. 
 
 que je pulsse, es, e; que 
 nous puiaalous 
 
 quejepusse, ea, put; 
 que noue pussious 
 
 
 Ua peUVrlil 
 
 
 
 prfidlre 
 
 |e pif Ji-, s, t; nous predl- 
 
 .e n-:te comme dlra 
 
 
 
 Hoiia, vous prCtlia&z, lU 
 prwMot 
 
 
 
 preudre 
 
 |e preiiiln, B, d ; nous pre- 
 ii'in . ez, ils prennent 
 
 que je prenne, es, e; que 
 nous preulona 
 
 que Je prlsse, It; 
 que nous prUdloui 
 
 prfvoir 
 
 se conjugue comme voir 
 
 
 
 puer 
 
 |e pue, es, e; nous puons, 
 
 que je pue, es, e ; que nous 
 
 que je puasse, es, at ; 
 
 
 ez, ent 
 
 puious 
 
 que nous puasslons 
 
 rMulre 
 
 se conjiigut cotnme cuire 
 
 
 
 M rrjM-ntir 
 
 se conjugue cow me mentir 
 

 
 introduire se repentir 
 
 229 
 
 Imparfalt 
 
 Parfalt dffini 
 
 Futur 
 
 Impratlf 
 
 Partlcipo 
 present 
 
 Participe 
 passe 
 
 Je llsaiS 
 
 jelns 
 
 jeliral 
 
 lis, lisons, liscz 
 
 iisant 
 
 lu 
 
 ]e Inisais 
 
 _ 
 
 je luir.-xi 
 
 luis, lulsons, cz 
 
 luisant 
 
 lui (ID- 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 variable) 
 
 Je maudiseajs 
 
 je maudis, 
 
 je maii'lir.ii 
 
 maudls, maudls- 
 
 mandissant 
 
 maudil 
 
 
 nous mau- 
 
 
 sons, maudisscz 
 
 
 
 
 dliues 
 
 
 
 
 
 JB mrntald. 
 
 je mentis, 
 
 je mentlral 
 
 menn, mentons, 
 
 mentant 
 
 mentl 
 
 nous men- 
 
 nous men- 
 
 
 nientez 
 
 
 
 tions 
 
 times 
 
 
 
 
 
 je inrttaiR, 
 
 jc mis, s, it; 
 
 je mettrai 
 
 mcts, mcttons, ez 
 
 mettant 
 
 mis 
 
 niotlions 
 
 nnus mimes 
 
 
 
 
 
 Je moulais, 
 
 je moulus, us, 
 
 je moudrai 
 
 mouds, moulons 
 
 moulant 
 
 moulu 
 
 moullons 
 
 ut; nous 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 moulumes 
 
 
 
 
 
 j" tnourals, 
 
 je mourtia, 
 
 je mourrai, as, 
 
 meurs, mourons, ez 
 
 mourant 
 
 mort 
 
 mourions 
 
 nous mou- 
 
 a; nousmour- 
 
 
 
 
 
 rum es 
 
 rons 
 
 
 
 
 jc motivalfl, 
 
 je mils, nous 
 
 jc mouvral, 
 
 meus, mouvons, ez 
 
 mouvant 
 
 ma 
 
 noun mou- 
 
 mumes 
 
 nous mou- 
 
 
 
 
 vions 
 
 
 Ti-ons 
 
 
 
 
 je nnlssals, 
 
 jc naquls, 
 
 jc nattral 
 
 naif, nalssoni, cz 
 
 naissant 
 
 n 
 
 natMions 
 
 nous naqut- 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 nies 
 
 
 
 
 
 J'oyaii (rare) 
 
 J'ouis (rare) 
 
 _ 
 
 oyons (rare),' oycz 
 
 _ 
 
 ouT 
 
 Je pnissais, 
 
 _ 
 
 jc nattral 
 
 pals, paissons, ez 
 
 paiis&nt 
 
 _ 
 
 nous pals 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 slons 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Je paraissnls 
 
 je parus, a, at ; 
 
 je paraUraf 
 
 parals, paraissons, 
 
 paralssant 
 
 I'M'I 
 
 
 parumes 
 
 
 ez 
 
 
 
 Je pnt-tals, 
 nous partions 
 
 je partis, s, It ; 
 nous parlt- 
 
 Je partlrai 
 
 pan, partons, partcz 
 
 partant 
 
 parti 
 
 
 mes 
 
 
 
 
 
 Je plalsala. 
 nousplalslons 
 
 Je plus, s, nt; 
 nous plftmea 
 
 je plairoi 
 
 plals,plaison;,plai- 
 
 M 
 
 plaisant 
 
 pin 
 
 11 pleuvait 
 
 Uplut 
 
 11 pUuvra 
 
 qu'll plcure 
 
 pleuvant 
 
 plu 
 
 
 
 . 
 
 II poindra 
 
 _ 
 
 _ _ 
 
 
 je pourYoyais 
 
 Je pourrus 
 
 je pourvolral 
 
 pounrols, pourvo- 
 
 ponrvoyaut 
 
 pourvu 
 
 
 
 
 yons, er 
 
 
 
 Je pouvaK 
 
 je pun, tu pus, 
 
 je pourral 
 
 qu'll pills** 
 
 pouvant 
 
 pu 
 
 nous pou- 
 
 II put ; DOUS 
 
 
 
 
 
 TlOUS 
 
 pi'inic-, vuua 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 put,, Us 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 parent 
 
 
 
 
 
 j*pienals,t,t; 
 
 linn- |'l ryi'in . 
 
 Je prl, s, t; 
 nous primes 
 
 je prendrai 
 
 prendi, prenons, 
 
 |. it-ii.-/. 
 
 it-iihiit 
 
 prU 
 
 Je piials 
 
 
 
 Je pueral 
 
 qn'll pue (ne s'em- 
 
 puaot 
 
 
 
 
 
 ploic paa) 
 

 
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 Inflnitlf 
 
 Present 
 
 Impnrfait 
 du Subjonctlf 
 
 dc I'JndicatU 
 
 du Subjouctif 
 
 roquSrir 
 
 se conjugue comme acque"rir 
 
 
 
 iCsoiidre 
 
 je rgsous, 8, t; nous rSsol- 
 
 que je rfisolve, cs, e; rfisol 
 
 que je rfisolusse, cs, 
 
 
 VODS, C3, ent 
 
 Tions, icz, ent 
 
 fit; que nous r6so- 
 
 
 
 
 lussions 
 
 rwtreindro 
 
 se conjugue corame ceindre 
 
 
 
 rire 
 
 je ris, a, t ; nous rions, iez, 
 
 que je rie, ei, e; qne nous 
 
 que je rissr, PS, qu'il 
 
 Bailllr* 
 
 ent 
 11 Bailie, ils saillpnt 
 
 riions, iez, ent 
 qu'il saillc 
 
 rtt ; que nous rissions 
 qu'il sailltt 
 
 BRVOlr 
 
 ]e sals, 8, t; nous eavons, 
 
 que je sachc, es, e ; qne nous 
 
 que je susse, es, fit; 
 
 
 ez, ent 
 
 Bacbions 
 
 que nous sussiona 
 
 F<?dulre 
 
 e conjugue comme culre 
 
 
 
 ppntlr 
 
 se conjugue comme mcntir 
 
 
 i 
 
 epoir (prS- 
 
 
 
 w 
 
 ^m 
 
 sidpr. Stre 
 
 
 
 
 place) 
 
 
 
 
 scoir (6tre 
 
 11 Bled, Us slcnt 
 
 qu'il sifie, qn'ils sld-nt 
 
 
 
 convenable] 
 
 
 
 
 servir 
 
 je sera, s, t j nons servons, 
 
 que je serve, es, e ; que nous 
 
 quo je serrlsse, PS, !t ; 
 
 
 cz, ent 
 
 servions 
 
 que nous servissions 
 
 eorllr 
 
 je sors, f, t; nous sortons, 
 
 que je sorte, cs, e ; que nous 
 
 que je Bortisse, es. tt; 
 
 
 cz, ent 
 
 sortions 
 
 que nous sortissions 
 
 Bouffrir 
 8 uf fire 
 
 se conjugue comme couvrir 
 
 je puffin, 8, t; nous euffi 
 sons, ez, ent 
 
 que je suffise, es, e; que 
 nous suffisions, iez, eot 
 
 que je suffisse. es. It; 
 que nous suftissions 
 
 BU vre 
 
 |e suift, s, t; nous suivons, 
 ez, ent 
 
 nous EUivious 
 
 que nous suivisslona 
 
 Burseoir 
 
 je siirsois, s, t ; nous sur- 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 soyons, ez, ils aursoient 
 
 
 
 tulre 
 
 |e tils, s, t; nous talsons, 
 ez, ent 
 
 que je taise, es, c; que nous 
 taisions 
 
 que Je tusse, 8, fit; 
 que nous tussions 
 
 telndre 
 
 se conjugue comrae celndre 
 
 
 
 tenir 
 
 |e tiens, a, t; nous tenous, 
 
 que je tienne, cs, e; que 
 
 que jn tins?, s, qn'll 
 
 
 ez, its tiennent 
 
 nous tenioQs 
 
 tint; que nous tins- 
 
 
 
 
 slons 
 
 tlstre 
 
 _ 
 
 
 
 _ 
 
 traduirc 
 
 se conjugne comme cuire 
 
 
 
 traire 
 
 |c trais, 8, t ; nous trayons, 
 
 que je tntie, es, e ; qne nous 
 
 
 
 
 ez, Ils tralent 
 
 trayions 
 
 
 tressallllr 
 vain ere 
 
 se conjugue comme assailllr 
 ie vaiiics, 8, c; nous vain- 
 
 que Je valnque, es, e; que 
 
 que je TRlaqulsse, es, 
 
 
 quons, ez, ent 
 
 nous valnquions, iez, ent 
 
 It; que nous vain- 
 
 
 
 
 quisslons 
 
 Ylolr 
 
 Ie vaux, i, t ; nous valons, 
 ez, ent 
 
 que je vallle, es, e; que 
 nous valions, iez, qu'lls 
 
 que je valuss?, cs, ut ; 
 que nous valussions 
 
 
 
 vaillent 
 
 
 renlr 
 
 veilr 
 
 se conjugue comme tenir 
 e vets, s, t; nous vetons, 
 
 que je vote, ea, e ; que nons 
 
 que je vetlsse, es, tt ; 
 
 
 ez, ent 
 
 retious 
 
 que nous vetissions, 
 iez, ent 
 
 Ylvre 
 
 e Tig, 8, t; nons vivons, 
 ez, eot 
 
 que je vive. ea, e; que 
 nous viviuus 
 
 |ueje vdcusse, es, Ot; 
 que nous ve'cussions, ' 
 lez, ent 
 
 volr 
 
 e vuin a, t; uoui royons. 
 
 qu je vole, ea, c ; que DOU8 
 
 |ue je visse, es, qu'il 
 
 
 ez, lia vuii-uL 
 
 voyions 
 
 vlt; que nous via- 
 
 
 
 
 sions, lez, 'Hi 
 
 voululr 
 
 e veux, tu veu.x, 11 Tut; 
 
 que je veulhe, ea, e; que 
 
 que je voulusse, es 
 
 
 noua voulons, ez, Ils veu- 
 lent 
 
 in. MM voullooa 
 
 qu'il voulut; qi.' 
 nous voulussloni 
 
 ) B?illlr: dans Ie sens de jaillir eat rCguller.
 
 voulolr 
 
 luiHialoH 
 
 l'Ml*\l UfflUl 
 
 I ullU 
 
 ImpSratU 
 
 Pvtlclpa 
 1> rfisent 
 
 ParitL'lpa 
 pasd 
 
 je rfisolvals, 
 nous rfsol- 
 
 jer6solus,e, t; 
 nous rfsolu- 
 
 je rfieoudral 
 
 rSsous. rfisolvons, 
 resolvez 
 
 rtsolvant 
 
 rfsolu 
 
 vions 
 
 aies, utes, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 urent 
 
 
 
 
 
 je rials, nous 
 
 je ria, s, t; 
 
 jerirai 
 
 ris, rions, rlez 
 
 riant 
 
 ri 
 
 riions 
 
 DOUS rimes 
 
 
 
 
 
 11 satllait, ils 
 
 
 11 saillera 
 
 _ 
 
 satllant 
 
 sailll 
 
 gaillaiPiit 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 je s.ivais, 
 
 je (us, nous 
 
 je saural 
 
 aaclie, on?, ez 
 
 sachant 
 
 BU 
 
 nous aavionx 
 
 s&mes 
 
 
 
 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 sant 
 
 Of 
 
 11 teya.it, ils 
 
 
 
 11 sieVa, ils si6- 
 
 qu'il stee, qu'ils 
 
 seyaut 
 
 _ 
 
 seyaient 
 
 t 
 
 ront 
 
 silent 
 
 
 
 Je servais, 
 
 je servla, nous 
 
 je serviroi 
 
 sera, scrvons, ez 
 
 servant 
 
 servl 
 
 nous servlous 
 
 servlmes 
 
 
 
 
 
 je Dortais, 
 
 je sortis, nous 
 
 je aorUral 
 
 son, sortona, sortez 
 
 sortant 
 
 sort! 
 
 nous sortions 
 
 sor times 
 
 
 
 
 
 je auffisais 
 
 \t Buffis, nous 
 
 je sufflral 
 
 sutfls, sufflsons, ez 
 
 suffisant 
 
 sum 
 
 
 aufflnws 
 
 
 
 
 
 je suivais, 
 
 je aut via, nous 
 
 je sulvral 
 
 suls, aulvons, sul- 
 
 sulvant 
 
 suivi 
 
 nouasulvlons 
 
 suivtroes 
 
 
 vez 
 
 
 
 je sursoyais. 
 
 |e sursls, nous 
 
 je suraeoleral, 
 
 
 sursoyant 
 
 aursis 
 
 noua Bursoyi- 
 
 surstmes 
 
 nous surseol- 
 
 
 
 
 ons 
 
 
 rous 
 
 
 
 
 Jetalsals, nous 
 . talsions 
 
 je tus, nous 
 tume* 
 
 je lalrai 
 
 tais, taisons, taisez 
 
 taiaant 
 
 tu 
 
 je tenals, nous 
 teniona 
 
 Je tins, a, t; 
 
 noua ttnmes, 
 
 je tlendroi 
 
 liens, tcuons, es 
 
 tenant 
 
 tenu 
 
 
 vous Untes, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 lit Unrent 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 tlssu 
 
 Je trayals, 
 nous tray ions 
 
 
 
 ]e trairai 
 
 trais, trayons, ez 
 
 trayant 
 
 trait 
 
 je valiiquala, 
 nous vain- 
 
 je valnquU, 
 nous valn- 
 
 je valncrai 
 
 values, vainquons, 
 ez 
 
 valnquant 
 
 vaincu 
 
 quions 
 
 qulmea 
 
 
 
 
 
 je valali 
 
 Je valus, a, ut; 
 nous valumes 
 
 je vaudrat 
 
 valons, valez, qu'Ua 
 vallleut 
 
 valont 
 
 TAlu 
 
 je vStais, noua 
 vetions 
 
 je vitia, noua 
 veil me* 
 
 je vetlrul 
 
 vets, vetons, vjtez 
 
 vetant 
 
 vetu 
 
 je rival*, nous 
 vtvloat 
 
 je vjcus, noua 
 vicQme* 
 
 je Tivrai 
 
 via, vlvons, es 
 
 vlvuit 
 
 vfitu 
 
 je voyaU 
 
 j vtS, 8,11 Vlt , 
 
 UOIM vlmei 
 
 je vernU 
 
 volt, voyont, ez 
 
 voyiuit 
 
 TU 
 
 )< voulali. 
 UOUB vouHoos 
 
 je voulus, tu 
 voulu*, 11 
 
 je voudrai 
 
 veux, veullle, vou- 
 lona, voult2 et 
 
 vuuj<it 
 
 voulu 
 
 
 vonlui, nous 
 
 
 veulllei 
 
 
 
 
 vouiuae* 
 
 
 

 
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 . II .