UC-NRLF ^B b23 7&^ 1 • ■ A** i.Tti ,^^'' ^^*,^ •'*J*^wiL A.-,.-\;./^ ^.r ,„.. ^'■■^'^^^,..\,,A' (<>♦ ' ' t Trt ** '■\ ; ' ' ^ '^ r' ''^ ■'^ *• ^r^'fr :'v ^ ^ .. :V'k ^V' ^.--4^^ J^^J , Utiiversity of California. CM FT OF^ Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2008 with funding from IVIicrosoft Corporation http://www.archive.org/details/dictionaryofgermOOadlerich DICTIONARY OF THK GERMAN AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES IJV TWO PARTS. FART SE COND, SNGLISH AND G- El R M A N DICTIONAEY GERMAN AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES: DJDICATINQ THE ACCENTTTATIOX OF EVEET GERMAN "WOED, OO^sTAINIIfG 8EVEEAL nUNDH: SYNONTMBS, TOGETHEE "WITH A CLASSIFICATION^ AND ALPHABETICAL OF THB lEREGULAE VERBS, AND A LIST OF ABBEEVIATIONS. COMPILED FEOM THE VOBKS OF HILPEMT, FLiJGEL, GBIEB, HJETSE, AND OTHERS. G. J. ADLEE, A.M., UEMBBE OF THE AMERICAN OEIBNTAI, AND OF THE AMEKIOAN ETHNOX.OGIOAL SOOtEXlES, LATE PE0PES80B OF 'llIB OBRMAN LANOTJAOE AND LIXEEATITRB IN THE TrNIVEESITT OP THE CITY OF NEW YOBE. L GERMAN AND ENGLISE.—ll. ENGLISH AND GERMAN. NEW YOKK: D. APPLETON AND COMPANY, 549 & 551 BROADWAY. 1871. Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1848, by D. APPLETON & CO., la the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. 3<^^3 PREFACE. In preparing this volume, our principal aim was to offer to the American student of the German a work which would embody all the valuable results of the most recent investiga- tions in German lexicography, and which might thus become not only a reliable guide for the practical acquisition of that language, but one which would not forsake him in the higher walks of his pursuits, to which its literary and scientific treasures Avould naturally invito him. The conviction that such a work was a desideratum, and one which claimed imme- diate attention, was first occasioned by the steadily increasing interest manifested in the study of the German, by such among us as covet a higher intellectual cultiu-e, as well as by those who are ambitious to be abreast Avith the times in all that concerns the interests of Learning, Science, Art and Philosophy. For who has been able to avoid observing, that in certain departments of literature and scisnce, the eyes of such as strove for pre-eminence have, in the old as well as in the cisat- lantic world, been directed towards Germany, whence they cannot conceal having derived both instruction and incentive for similar investigations ? Do not Philology, both compara- tive and special, the Science of Antiquity, the Archseology of Art, and their various bran- ches, owe their present state of relative perfection — nay, some of them their very existence — to the patient assiduity, the candid and truth-loving spirit of German inquirers ? What historian has of late attempted to write the history of Rome or Greece, who has not reared his edifice on the ground explored by Niebuhr, Miiller, Boekh, and others ? Where has Specu- lative Philosophy foxmd a fostering home, and, as the " Scientia Scientiarum," asserted its controlling and harmonizing power over every department of human knowledge ? N'ay, who can Aviite now on any metaphysical subject without being familiar, and appearing either in harmony or conflict with the systems of men who have carried philosophical inquiry to its last results ? And are not the writings of Gcethe, Schiller, Herder, Tieck, Jean Paul, and of other Coryphee i of German literature, either in the original or in ti*anslations, on the shelves of every library ? The history of German literature for the last century, the i-apidity of its growth, the many illustrious names which, either simultaneously or in rapid succession, have added lasting honour to its pages, presents to us a fact, in the manifestations of national life, that may safely challenge a precedent in history ; a fact, however, recognized and open- ly avovred even by writers of rival nations. It is, therefore, no improbable presumption, judging from the present aspect of things, that the time will come (or is already at hand,) when the English mind will willingly submit to a reaction of the influence it once exerted over the German,* and thence receive the impulse, if not the elemems, of a higher literary and scientific life. * Those who are at all acquainted with the history of German literature, will rcmciiibor that Bodmer, and his school, in their opposition to Gottsched, and French taste, received the weapons of their warfare and final victory from English armo- ries. By holding up English authors as models of excellence, and by spreading in various ways the knowledge of their writings, he not only succeeded in introducing a better taste, but actually became the forerumier of a new and brighter pe- riod of German literature. From his time the English influence is strikingly visible, and at one time even assumed the form of an angloraania. Klopstock and Lessing show it. How great were the obligations of the choicest spirits of our golden age to Shakspcare, the English novelists and satirists, is manifest from their own acknowledgments and writings. Men like AVieiand, Voss, Schlegel, and Tieck, have vied with each other in rendering Shakspearo a German classic. Scott and Irving have been, and still ai-e, among the favoiu-ite authors of the nation ; and there is hardly a writer of any note who does not fled himself represented either in translations or re-publications. Can then any degree of interest manifested in tho atudy of the German among us be any thing more than a mere reciprocation of that sympathizing feeling and regard, so loiia Had so willingly shown to writers o' the English tongue ? 544 5 '^ But tlais is not the place for recounting the development or comparative merits of eitliei the German or the English languages or literatures, possessing as they do each its peculiar excellence and glory, and destined, as they seem by nature, to be rather the complement of one another than aught separate or distinct. Albion's Muse and Thuiskone are still on the race-ground, (where Klopstock left them,) " eagerly flying towards the crowning goal," and not even a seer's eye can descry, as yet, aught but " the dust billowing darker past the oak." We must leave it to future generations to decide the contest and award the crown, and hasten to give the reader a more minute account of the genesis and scope of the volume before him. Nearly all the Dictionaries published in Germany having been prepared with special refe- rence to the German student of the English, and being, on that account, incomplete in the German-English part, it was evidently our vocation to reverse the order for this side of the Atlantic, and to give the utmost possible completeness and perfection to the German part. This was the proper sphere of our labour. The English- German portion of this volume was, therefore, merely re-printed, imder the auspices of the publishers, from the London Edi- tion of Fliigel's work, which was deemed sufficiently complete for all the purposes of the American student. In the preparation of the first, or German-English part, the volume published at London under the name of Flugel, but really compiled by Heimann, Felling and Oxenford, was chosen as our basis, being at present the most complete and, in our opinion, the most ju- diciously prepared manual of the kind in England. This has been carefully revised, in many parts entirely re-arranged or re-written, and augmented by at least thirty thousand new words and articles, so that it will be found that, of the eight hundred and fifty pages, which constitute its size, nearly one half are additions of our own. In this business of remould- ing and enlarging, the Editor has, in addition to availing himself of the materials which a long familiarity with the German classics had placed at his disposal, made free and diligent use of the best and most recent lexicographers, both German and German-English. The principal sources were Hilpert's large work, Grieb, KUttner and Nicholson, Campe,* Hein- sius and Heyse. The accentuation of the German words, first introduced by Heinsius, and not a little im- proved by Hilpert and his coadjutors, has also been adopted, and will be regarded as a most desirable and invaluable aid to the student. As foreign words, such, at least, as have not been completely germanized, generally differ in form, and often in pronunciation and inflection too, from such as are purely native, they have been designated by an asterisk. Another, and it is hoped not the least valuable, addition to the volume, are the syno- nyms, which we have given generally in an abridged, and, not unfrequently, in a new form, from Hilpert, who was the first that offered to the English student a selection from the rich store of Eberhard, Maass and Gruber. If, according to Jean Paul, "every good grammarian must, of necessity, be a partial pliilosopher, and only a philosopher could write the best grammar, "f it is still more true Avith regard to one who undertakes to analyze the nice distinctions subsisting between words of similar import. Germany has had the good fortune to receive a classical work in this department of lexicography ; one Avhich almost exhausts the subject, and may well ask for its rival in any language, from a mind fully equal to all the demands in question.^ There is, therefore, no need of any further apology for presenting to the student, in a condensed form, some of the results of sucli investigations, even though they should not strictly come within the scope of an ordinary lexicon. * 253ttert'uA In ^nllfrf)^n Svtcidjt. 93»rnnfl(i[tft unb Uraaistfitiin (Jon 3o. f>. Snitipe. Stnunfcftmfig, 1807-1811. Tliis is still ia Bome respects ilie most comprehensive work in the language (in five volumes, quarto), containing according to the authoi-'a own account 141,277 articles and words. The vocabulary of the purely German words is very full, the definitions copious and logically arranged, and in many instances established by direct reference to classical authorities. Adelung's OJrann »imii|'c!) = triti|'i|e« 2LVLicKtlHic(\ Sfivjifl, 1793-1801 (in four parts), was the first German lexicon of classical authority and is by gome still regarded as the " leader of the host." It contains, however, only 55,181 articles and words, and served as the basis for Campo's more recent and more copious work. Heinsius' still later ,,!BcIfiI)iimlicOc^ 2yL>ttfrtfi, fo Imbe id) tim' (Jamv'«')<1)« 2l<8rteri'iid), alS taS uotlfliintigfie iinC ifcrtrsUljfte iintec Kn fodjanBtnon, tben fo jii Gituntc QtliQt, i«ie (Janii'e BaJ 2Uelun9'|'d)e, iiiifi fold)e3 iibemtt iiiit 'Jitchmg iin6 It^tn 25erid)tigtt Scltnii it. 5f. uetglid^tn." t ,.3 nax tin i^ljilofopl) iriirte tit t'ffle ©rnniiiintif fdiroibfn." X Eberhard (born 17?0 ; died 1809) was one of the mo«t distinguished philosophers of the eclectic school, and the aulho: of various works on Philosophy, ^Esthetics, Theology, &c., aU of which exhibit him in the light of a clear and popular thinker, and, at the same time, of a pleasant and entertaining writer. He assumed a decided and violent opposition to the new systems of Kant and his followers, which, however, proved unsuccessfiU. Of the motives which prompted him to undertake his acuta and learned ..I'frfnd) fintt nffgenuinen ^c^I)■dKn ei)noni;nii?," (6 volumes, Hallo, 1795-1802) he himself says naively enough' „S>ieI)nrmlof«n llntfrfudjungfn iibec tii Unttx\nt ttrfelbfn hiniidien, wo lit ajetradilung nid)t bcfcrgon taxf, iiiit i(>ren Srtifen in tit fiiiifc inytnt tinti eDfifnui fini IBgtfifen." His work was continued aad augmented by Maass (in 12 vols., I?18-]a21), and by Gruber (6 vols., 182fr-1830,i. In comparing the different German-Englisli Dictionaries, it was found that all of them were deficient in their vocabulary of foreign words, which now act so important a part, not only in strictly scientific works, but also in the best classics, in the reviews, journals, news- papers, and even in the conversational language of ordinary life. Tliis defect we en- deavoured to remedy by admitting all that was deemed valuable from the ^remfcn)Drtcrbud)er of Campe and Heyse ; concerning the latter of which it has justly been said, " that, in point of completeness and correctness, both in the enumeration and definition of foreign words, no similar work could be compared with it."* Though the Germans have boasted of their language, that for every want both of science and of social hfe, it can, out of its own ex- haustless resoiirces, supply an adequate expression, (and both Campe and Heyse have ac- tually sought altogether to banish all alien words, by proposing a variety of native equiva- lents for them,) still it is tnie that, for the last twenty years or more, the introduction of foreign terms (often together with the tiling designated) has been steadily increasing, and the Horatian " Nova Jidaque nuper habebunt verba fidem, si Grceco fonte cadur4, 2^'^'*'^^ detorta," has found application not only to the classical, but also to a mmiber of modern languages. Hence it comes, that in many of the sciences and arts, the Germans have even a double (as it were, a scholastic and a popular) terminology, e. g., in Chemistry, Medicine, and also in Philosophy. Their commercial expressions are mostly of Itahan and French, their nautical terms and phrases of Dutch and Danish origin. It was, therefore, deemed a matter of the first importance to have in our vocabulary a strong representation of foreign and technical terms, the want of which, in ordinary lexicons, so often proves a source of in- finite embarrassment and vexation to the student ; and it is hoped that, in the terminology of Chemistry, Mineralogy, of the practical Arts, Commerce, Navigation, also of Rhetoric Grammar, Mythology (both Ancient and Northern,) Philosophy, &c., he will not often fail of finding the desired word. In addition to Campe and Heyse, we have, in this respect, derived materials from Krug's ^^'P^ilofep^ifc^eS SSorterburf)/" and from the latest edition of the ,,(iDn»erfati'Dne;2extfon." In the addenda to the Dictionary is given a full list of the usual abbreviations, which ia remodelled and enlarged from the one prefixed to each letter of the alphabet in Meissner's Germaritnglish Dictionary. In arranging the uregular verbs, we have added to the usual alphabetical list a table of classification, together with an enumeration of such verbs as belong to each of the different classes severally. The editor takes pleasure in expressing in this connection his obligations to his friends, Mr. E. A. Johnson, A.M., Professor of the Latin Language and Literature, and to Mr. C. S. Henry, D.D., Professor of Philosophy and History in tlie University of the city of New- York, for the free use of their libraries in consulting authorities, as well as for occasional hints respecting the plan and detail of the work. With regard to its typographical arrangement, it is but justice to the liberahty of the pub- lishers to state, that they have shimned no expense to make its outward appearance as at- tractive to the eye as the art coidd make it ; and that, in this respect, it will suflfer no disad- vantage in being compared with any thing of the kind. The accuracy of the printer too, in superintending the reading of the proofs, previous to the editor's last revises, deserves com- mendation, and, it is hoped, that, in point of correctness, the volume wUl leave little to be amended in a second edition. In reviewing his labours, and submitting their result to the pubhc, the editor is fully aware, that the comparative philologist, or the philosophical inquirer into the origin, forma- * „Sen SSffliniiming nnilj |'i>a tUiii aSorterbucl) nid)( eui tecminolcgifdjfS endjiuijttecfMid; tintt CRJiffjnfd^iift, otcc gnc cinf DJcnUCncljflopnfie olfer 2l'ifft'nfd;often y\)t cfctr jfinals ivertfn ; tS iff nidjt foirol)! ten iynrf)g«ltnd;e nnjienfdjaftlid;et £eI)rflctiniN in il)rfm ganjcn Uniftinge aufnelint«n, fonbcrn iniip fid; im SlITgfnKinen ouf tiejenigcn auS fmiitcn Gpradjen entltl)nttn ttn awi teittfd)cm Gtanmic frenifnrtig gelnlDelen 2?JBrtt[i)ti in tit llmgangSfptndie bcS genifincn Scbfn*, fo ixne in tie nlTgeniein! 6eiitfd)e £d;tiftfprad)e unB 9Jational=£ileratur gingnng gtfunftn I'nf, iuf[d)e< im gSprad;e iibergegnngen fint, liegen ini 3(irgenieinen oiifettrni Seteidjf timi 2>3ortctbu(f)e4 tiefec %x\. — cn felbfl ein, tnf tine bcfiinnme ©rcnje in tiefer i>infid;t ein fiit nKcmal jU (ifben, fdjmet, ja unmBglid) iff, wtil }iinfd;en tec 2l'i(ienfd)aft unB tcni Seben Bet Stnticn iibcrljaupt teine fe^e ed;r(infe beficljt, fenBetn ti» Ctiomung bepAntig von einet £f!te ji;r ontttn (jiniiber unB Ijctiibet geijt." StemBirSttftbnd), 2!crt)frid)t tion and affinily of languages, will find little if aught save an unyielding material to gratify liis curiosity. Indeed, it must be confessed, and without the least disparagement to the labom's of those who have devoted their lives to this arduous pursuit, that a Dictionary of the German, to satisfy the highest demands of the science of language, exhibiting the in- dividuality of its organic stnicture, its relation to kindred languages, the phases which, in the different periods of its development, it has undergone, and reflecting, in a measiu-e, that splendour which illustrious master-minds have thrown aroimd it, remains yet to be written in Gennany itself. And this is a task, to the mere preparation for which men, like the Grimms, have devoted half a life-time, without having, as yet, given us any result. Our aim was an humbler one, and altogether of a practical nature. No one will, therefore, wonder to find all etymological investigations entirely excluded, as equally foreign to our purpose and unsatisfactory in the present state of German lexicography. We rather strove to facilitate, and, if possible, to establish a free intercommunication between the Germaa and the American or English mind ; and this volume was not designed to be a pure contribution to the advancement of pliilology, but rather that it might serve as a guide, to conduct the American scholar into a wide and sunny region of Literature and Art, whence he might people his mind with new imperishable thought, his phantasy with new conceits, his imagination with new images of beauty, and enrich ais soul with new springs of emotions, which flow, with more or less copiousness, alike in all human hearts, of all ages, of every race and tongue. Should the reception of this work prove that his aim has been a proper and a useful one, and that he has succeeded in contributing something [j^ro parte virili) towards bringing the Anglo, as well as the Saxon, to a new and proud consciousness of their primeval identity of origin and mind, the Editor would feel himself in a measure requited for the many days and nights of toil which, with only an occasional miu-mur, he has willingly sacrificed to his pur- pose — nay, he could almost entertain the hope, that his life had not been without a noble object. Cr. J. ABLER. Ne^-D'York Unroersity.} _ October Vyiti, 1848. ^ • GERMAN-ENGLISH AND ENGLISH-GERMAN Die T ION AKT PART II ENGLISH-GERMAN, ABAT A, «. 31, a, ber erfle S3itd,iiiilje be3 311= )3l)flbet8 ber euro^jatfc^en ©prac^en. A, »or ttuem UJocat obcv flummcit ^ An, art. ein, cine. AARON, s. 3lvon (iKannSnamc). ABACiST, s. bee Jfiec^ncr (». ii.). ABACK, adv. JV T. juritcf, vitcfroavt? ; (». etiiem ©cgel) majiwarti', had ltc= gcnb. ABACOT, s. bte. StaatSmufee (in ®c= fliilt ctiicr boppclteii Jtvoiie), ber ^aiH5tf^mucf ber atten entjl. Jioniae. ABACTOR, 5. L. T. + ber 3Sief)bieb atur yon ganjen 45erben). ABACUS, s. 1. bcrS^ec^entifcfe ; 2. Stl^ berfc^ranf ; 3. ^rch. r. btc$latte auf inn Sapital ciner ©autc. ABADDON, 3lbabbort, ber ©rjfetnb, 2;eufel. ABAFi', JV. r. adv. '^tnten am Scbiffe, m^ bem §itttertt)ctle ju, t)tntcr= reiirts. ABAISANCE, s. vid. Obeisanxe. To ABALIENATE, v. a. L. T. ■OtXAW- ^crn ; fig. entfremben. ABALIENATION, s. /.. T. bie ^iX'iVL- ^erung (etneS Sefi^t^umS), baS 3tuf= gcben ju ©uufieti Slnberer. To ABANDON, B.a. 1. »crl«ffen, fat;ren laffcn, aufgeBen, ftc^ begebcn bc«, it. f. \\>. ; 2. M. E. abanbonniren, f)cim= fd)Iagen ; vid. Abandonment ; 3. ( — to) crgctfcn, ba^ingeben, ganjlic^ iibers laffen.^ ABANDONED, part. adj. 1. Sertaffcrt, mifgegeben, oerobet; 2. ben Saflern crge;ben, oenuorfen, tmf)oc^ilcit ®ra= be alerborben, Iteberltcf), abfcbeultc^. ABANDONER, s. ber iSetlaffer. ABANDONMENT, s. i.bie SSertaffung, aSerlaffen^ctt ; 2. Ji/.jc.bie 3lbanbon= itirung (;. e.iaS 5Iufgcbenber5Infpru= cl)c, bie nrt(^_ bem(&ecrc^te ber,$trtuf= ;inann auf ein gefiranbeteS Sc^ifF, ob. ^aufbieauSbcmfeibengcretteteuaBaa^ iicrt 5U mft^en l)at). /ABAPTiSTON, s. s. T. ber 2;revan, ' ©c^abelbo^rer. ABARTICULATION, s. bie Jtno4)enfit= gung. 7'» ABASE, V. a.t. nicbertaffcn, berab= laffcn; 2./^'. erntebrtgen, ^erabfc^cn, bemiUfjigcn, nieberfc^iagen. ABASED, atlj H. T. gcfcnft. ABASEMENT, s. bie ©mtcbvigung, •Scrabmiirtigung, 5)emitt()igung ; ?ltebevgefc^Iagcn§eit,g«uti)loftgWt. To ABASH. V. a. befc^dmcn ; 'to be ahashed, ftc^ fc})amcn, cerlcgcn, bc= trcten fci)n (,it, iibcr et»a«).' 7;< ABATE, V. I. a. 1. abbvca)cn, ntc^ ^trrcif;cn, 2. ocrminbern, uad;{affen ; ABDU 3. flideit, mitbern ; 4. (— of, from) berunterfeften (ben ^rei^) abjieben Phr. L. T-s. to — a writ, etne ©ctrift ttmfio^en; wtberrufcn, fitr iingiiltig erfennen; to — ,an estate, mi @ut unberret^tltc^ in SSefife ne^&men, ftcft bineinbrdngen ; ll. n. abne^men, nad)= laffen ; JV. T. tlie wind abates, bcr SBinb legt ffc^ ; the writ abates, L. T. ber ^rojefj ift oerloren. ABATEMENT, s. 1. bie aSerminberuttg, 3lbnaf)me; 2. ber 3lbsug, Sriacblap, ©vlap ; .3. M. E. diahatt ; 4. l. t. bie Umftoiung ; roiberrecbtlicljc S3eft§= iie^mung ; 5. H. T. ba« ^tbtw- ober Seijei^en in einem 2Ba>3pen. ABATER, s. ber (bie, bnS) Serminberns be, u. f. ttJ. ABATIS or ABATTIS, s. Mil. T. bcr aSer^au. ABATURES. s. pi. Sp. T. bte ©pur be§ 2BiIbe«, ga^rfe, ber Olbtritt (3»ceigc ober @ra8, weld^t nn i^it\a) bcim SBedjfel niebertritt). ABB, .9. r. ber Slufpt^, bie .^ettc, biiJ SBerff, ber Orttnb (etncs ©ewcbeg). ABBACY, «. bie Slbtei (SBiirbe, 53eit= ^ungen iinb S3orre(i)te cineS 9lbtes). ABBESS, .?. bie 3lebtifftnn, Slbttnn. ABBATIAL, (irf/. abtlid), abteilicb. ABBEY or ABBY, s. bie 3lbtci (baS Jlloflcr). ABBOT, s. ber 9lbt. ABBOTSHIP, s. bie SBihbe uiib ba« 3lmt cineS SlbteS. ABBREUVOIR, s. 1. bie Srdufc, 5Pfcr= bcfc^roemme ; 2, .^rck. t. gugc, StitU fpalte jwifcbcn SJiaucrftetncn. To ABBREVIATE, v. a. obfiirjen. ABBREVIATION, s. bie ^Ibfitrjitng. ABBREVIATOR, n. ber Qlbfiivjer. ABBREVIATURE, s. iaS 5(bfiirsiing«= jeid)cn. ABDicANT, part. adj. entfagenb, »er= jtc^tcnb. To ABDICATE, v. a. abbanfcH, eutfa= gen (bem S^bronc), ntcberlegcn, ab= tretcrt, aufgeben (ein 5Imt). ABDICATION, s. bie 2:()roncntfagung, SIbbanfung, 9lieberlegung eiueS 5lm= US. ABDICATIVE, adj. cine3lbbanfungbe= wivtcnb. ABDiTORY, s. ber Crt jvo man fojtbare ©ac^en (®olb, ShweIcu, it.f.iD.) »erflecft. ABDOMEN, s. ber Unterleib, adj. jitm Untcrletbe ABDOMINOUS, $ ge^brig. To ABDUCE, To ABDUCT, v. a. T. aU Siet)cn, abfiit)t.eu ABJE ABDUCENT, adj. ab5tel)enb, atifiibrenb, .^. T. a muscle—, ein3>Jn§tel, ber m ®[icb juvijcfste'^t. ABDUCTION, s. T. bie 9lbfit^rnng, SBegwcnbiing; „?. t. ein gdnjlicbet ,ftnod>enbntc9 am ©elcnfe. ABDUCTOR, s. a. T. bcr eiu ®Iieb JI1= riitf^iefienbe 9JJu§EcI. ABED {or a-bed), ado. UXl Sette, JU ABEL, s. Qlbet (2J?ann«name). ABEL MUSK, .?. bcr *ilbelmofcf)U8, bie 33ifamtorner. ABERRANCE (— cy), s. 1. bie 3Ib»ci= (ibung, Serirrung ; 2. fig. ber 3n-= t^um. ABERRATION, s. I. bcr 3rrn)eg, 3rJ= gang ; 2. .^st. t. bie 3lbiriung (i. S eine§ ^3laneten son feiner gewobnli^ d^en 58abn) ; 3. Opt. T. 9lbrocicf)ung, Ser(f)eil«ng ber Sid^tftra^len (meriu fte burd) eiiicn ©piegel }uvii(fgenjor= fen wcrfcen, ober burc^ ci« ®(a8 fid; bredien). To ABET, t). a. anfrciben, anrcijen, anftiftcn, auljc^en; 33orf4iiib tljmi, bclfeu. ABETMENT, s.Slnfiiftung, Slnbc^ung , bie Unterfiiifeung, bcr ©ciftanb. ABETTER (tor), s. bcr 3lnfliftcr, 3ln: befter; bcr SJiitfctuIbige, §clfcr8= ^clfcr. ABEYANCE, s. L. T. lands in — , »a-- cantc, noc^ f)crvenIofc J^dnbcveien ; to lie in — , ncd) nid)t jugemiefcn fei» (»on ®runbftii(fcn, bercn Seft6 nodj ftrcitig ifi). To ABHOR, V. a. »crabfd)e«en, serad)- tcrt, »crf(^md[;cn, ABHORRENCE (— cy), s. bic 93erab= fd)cuung, bcr 51bfd;eu, .gap, bic 3lb: ncigung. ABHORRENT, ad,j. »crabfd)eucnb ; Vhr. — from (to), unijcrcinbar mif. To ABIDE, V. ir. \. n. 1. blcibcn, SCI- weiFcn; 2. wof)ncn; ^. fig. blcibeii, Bcrfiarrcn, fortbaueru, augb'^J^Ert, Phr. to — by or in a thing, flC^ baltcn AW, barauf »erlaffett, bcgniigcnmif; to — with a person, bci 3cmanb biciben ; II. a. 1. evwarten ; 2. leiben, au«pc-- ben, bulben, ertragcn, aiis^alten. ABIDER, s. ber iSinwpl)ncr. ABIGAIL, s. (fl. lady's maid obcr wait ing woman), joe. 31btgatl. ABILITY, s. bag 58erm6gnt, bie &<' fd)icfli(tfcit, Sd^igfeit. ABINTESTATE, adj. L. T obnc Xt^^X' mciit. ABJECT, adj. (adi;.— ly), tlicbvig, U?l' dd)tli^, iiieberkatfttig ; vcrroovfrii »crlorcn. ABOM ABJECT, *. ber Qerworfciie, (S^feitbe. ABJECTION, I s. bte Slicbertradb: ABJECiNESS, i ttgfeit, g'ttebergc: fc^lagcul)cit. ABJURATION, s. bic 3l6fi'^w6niii3. To ABJURK, V. a. obfcbwovcn, vev= fc^rooveit. ABJURER, *. fe'tner bcr ctwag ai= ABLACTATE, v. a. entTOD^ItCll (citt Jtiub); B. T. ab[acttreit,nbmt(i.tcu. ABLACTATION, s. 1. btc 6-IltW0f)= iiuiig eine« J?iube« ; 2. 2lbmilcfciiiig, 'ilblactation. ABLAauE, s. bic ^Pcvlcitfctbe (fctiie V*?rfifc^e (Setbc). ABLAQUEATION, s. B. T. ba§ "lluf&a: cfen bcv Qcbe um tie ^uvjclii ber SBaume. ABLATION, s. bie SBcgua^-iWe, ba§ aSegtiet)inen. ABLATIVE, s. Gram. T. ber SIblattO. ABLE, {adp. Ably) udj. 1. fabig; 2. tuc^ttg, gefc^icft ; to be — , im Stanbe [ein, ucnnijgcn, foniicn. ABLE-BODIED, aij. flarf, frafttg, ros bufl; an — seaman, ftlt JUlll Sce^ btenji taitgltd)er iDJntrcff. ABLENESS, s. bte gabigfett, ba8 S3et= Twogen ; bte ®efr&icflii^fctt. ABLEPSY, s. bie 331iub£)eit. ■JblS, J -fcerSBeipfifc^. To A b LOCATE, v. a. + sermiet^ett, ijervac^teu (iiix Out, u. f. ».)• ABLOCATiON, + bie 93eriniet^ung, (3>eipacfctui!g ctitcS 3lcfcr«). ABLUENT, aiilung ; 2. Ck. t. ba3 ^JluSraafc^eit, a!yicbei-l)oliiug be« 2)c)lilltreii§ (ber '2Iufli.^fiiiti] ill geiiiige'Biiiifie); 3. ba§ Spiilroaffer, '23afc^maffer, bev @viil= fclc^ (i. e. ^ev Jldri) ber ben ^atcn in 5cr ron: ,itirc|e ol)nc 2Beif)C gcgebeu i»irb). To ABNEGATE, v. a. ablaiigtieit. ABNEGATION, s. bic 5Iblaugiiung. ABNEGATOR, s. bcr 93cridiiguer. VBNODATION, s. B. T. bciS *8er^aiicn, ^iJbfai'peit ber *}lefle uiib ^uorreii an belt SSauinen. ABOARD, adv. Jv. T. am QSorbe, an 53orb, im ober ju ©c^iffe; to fail — of a ship, mit eiitem aitbern ©c^iffe jufammeiiftpyen ; — main tack! (3"= riif an bic Sceleute) ben gropcit .pals jugefcftt! ABODE, i". 1. hai 5Q[cibeti, 9Scrwci= leu; 2. bic SSobiiuun, bcr SBobitort, ber 5tafe«tt)aU. To ABODE, V. a. sorbebcutfti, Bebcutcn, a^neit. ABODEMENT, .«. btc ^Sor^tcbcututig, •Jl^rtitiig, baS 33orgcfiih(. To ABOLISH, V. a. abfd)affen, auf§e= 6ert, Bcrtilgcu, »ernic{)tcn. ABOLiSHABLE, adj. obfc^affbar, sets nicbtbar, »eruic6tHrt). tVBOLiSHER, s. bcr Slbfc^affcr, aSertiU ijer, SSeriiic^ter. ABOLISHMENT, s. bie 5lbfd;affiing, -,'(ufl)cbung. VBOLITION, s. bic 9l6fitnffi5i"1' 3Iuf= l)ebuug (eineS ©efr^e^) ; ^miid)- tiiitg. ABOLITIONIST, s. bcr Slbolitioiiiil (greunb ber ©claoeitbcfvciiuig). \BOMIN ABLE (ade.— bly) ailj. abf({)eU; ltd), yevabfdjemtngswiirbig, frf)cutJ= licft. \BOMlNABLENESS, s. btC Qlbfc^CU^ tii^teit. To ABOMINATE, v. a. »crabfc&eiieit. ABOMINATION, s. 1. bie iSerabfcbcii: nng; 2. berOreuet, bte>Jlbfc^euIi(^Eeit. ABSE ABORIGINAL, adj. utfpriinglic^, laii- bcSeigcn. ABORIGINES, s. pi. bie Uretnn)of)ner eiiieS ?anbes, <5tamms!?(tcr. ABORTION, s. 1. t>aS sUJi^gcbSrett ; 2. bie ititscitige gritc^t ober Oeburt. ABORTIVE (adv. — -ly), adj. 1. JU frii^ gcboren, unjcitig ; 2. jig. oeruugliicft. ABORTIVENESS, s. 1. baS 3)Jipgcba= ren; 2. jig. baS 2)?ipliugcu, mW fd)[agen. ABORTMENT, s. 1. bic UllSCitiae ©C" burt; 2. ber aJii^fall. To ABOUND, V. n. i. ubcrfliifftg fcijtt, rcic^Iicfc fci)n ; 2. im Uebcrflu'iJc ^a- bcu, Ucberrluy t)abcti ; (— in, with, an 6tnja«, uoU fcpn oon). ABOUT, L prep. 1. um; 2. njcgcu, iiber ; 3, bei ; 4. trgcnb tto in ; — the house, trgenb t»o im .§aufe ; n. ado. 1. ^crum, umber; 2. gcgen, etnja, uafjefaJjr ; 3. im 33egriffe ; to be — to,'tm sBegviffe feyn ju, cben wollen ; to be — a thing, etmas oor()abcn(ober WirElic^) tt)Un. jv. T-s. ready — : .Sla- rigfcit \n luenben ! — ship ! 3tee ! to put a ship — , eirtSc^iff roenbcn ; mu. T. to the right — ! .vc^t3 umfel;rt enc^ ! iiL int.an\\ barani ABOVE, I. adv. obcu bort, b(t obcu ; n. prep, iiber. To ABRADE, v.a. nbfi-^abcn, abreiben. ABRAHAM, \ s. 9lbral>tm, (5Kanug= ABRAM, 5 name). ABRASION, s. 1. ba« -ilbfr^aben, Qlbrei- bcu; 2. ba3 '^-- lic^e 2;renuung. ABRUPTNESS,' s. 1. bic 3?aubf)eit; ©tcii^eit, Sa^e ; 2. bie '.Jlbgcbroc^cn= %t\t ABSCESS, .9 bic'Jlbfonberung, brtSOc* fiijroiiv, bic ©iterbculc ABSCISSA, s. Mit. T. btc Slbfctffc, bcr QuerftnuS. ABSCISSION, s. 1. bnS Slbfc^ncibcn ; 2. ber 3nftaub be3 '^Jlbgefchnirtcnfeina. To ABSCOND, jj n. ftd) scrbcrgcn, »ers fiecfcrt ; burrt)ge()en, firf) l)eimlic{) cut:: ferneit, ABSCONDER, s. bcr ft(^ 'ocrfle^t, 5tu3s tretcr. ABSENCE, bic Slbwcfcu^cit ; — pf mind. Jig bieBei'ftfcuung, ®ctfleSab= ivefen^cit; have of—, bcr Urlaub. ABST ABSENT, adj. 1 abttjcfcnb ; 2 Jig jer* flreut. To ABSENT, v a. (one's self) fic^ ent» fernen. ABSENTEE, *. eiu 5lbmefcnber (son fciuem 9lmte ober SSatcrlanbc). ABSENTER, s. bcr ^Ibioefenbe, ein iin 9IuSlanbe?ebcubr.. ABSENTMENT, s. bic 3lb»cfenf)cit. ABSINTHIAN, adj. t»crmutl)artig. ABSINTHIATED, part. adj. mit Jffict* mutb bitter gemad)!. ABSINTHIUiM, vid. Wormwood. ABSOLUTE, (ado. — ly), adj. 1. frci, unumfc^ranft, eigenmac^tig ; 2. solU flaubig, sodfommcn ; .3. uubebingt, unabanbcrlic^' ; 4. unbcjie[)lici>, unbc= jiigtic^ ; — space, p/nj. T. bcr unbc* jiel^Uc^e 9Jaum: Oram. T. Ablative — , ber unabl>ingige 9H>iatt». ABSOLUTENESS, s. 1. bie U«um= fd)rauft()eit; 2. unumfc^ranfte (3c^ wait, ber 2)ci^i)ot{«inu5. ABSOLUTION, s. 1. bic ^oSfprecfeiJBg. (Srlofung; 3. ber Straferlag; Th.T bic Slbfolution ((^rt[)eiluug ber 28cU i)i ber Jtatt)oIifcn nad) ber sOei^te). ABSOLUTORY, adj. loSfprCC^CUb. ABSOLVATORY, md. Absolutory. To ABSOLVE, v. a. (— of, from), loS^ fpred)en, freifprec^cn.entbinbcn, los= jaijlen, erlaffen, abfolotrcn. ABSOLVER, s. bcr ^o8fprcd;cr. ABSONANT, adj. L wi&rig ningctib. uu^armonifd),' wibrig; '2. fig. imgc- veimt, abgefd)macft, ueruunftivtbrtg, gegen ciuc 9lbfici)t ftrcitcnc, bavoii roeit cntfcrnt. ABSONOUS, adj. Bjibrig fitngciib. To ABSORB, V. a. ctufaugctt.'infic^ jtt* I)en, uerfc^ltngcn, oerjcbreu. ABSORBED, part. adj. I. cingcfogci', 8. f. w.; 2. fig. uertieft, uevfunfett ja ©cbanfcn, u. f. to."). ABSORBENT, adj. ciuraugcub. ABSORPTION, s. iai ginfangen, @tii» fcfctucfeu. ABSORPTIVE, adj. ctnfaugcub. To ABSTAIN, v. n. |u1j cutt)altcn, aB=- fte^en, mcibcn, fic^ »erfagctt, ciitbc^* v?n. ABSTEMIOUS, (adr. — ly), adj. ent= l)altfam, miigig. ABSTEMIOUSNESS, s. btc (Snt{>aU= famfcit, iUJiiBigfcit. To ABSTERGE, v. a. abnjtfi^ctt, ab= troifncn, reinigcn (SBnnben, u. f. to.). ABSTERGENT, adj. abiuifcf)eab ; Med. T. abfii^renb ; abstergents, s pi. 910= fii^rungSinittel, 3teinigung«m{tte(. ABSTERSION, s. ba§ 9lbn)ifc^cit, aici- nigen ; Med t. bic 9lbfitl)rung. ABSTERSIVE, adj. abit3ifd)cub, abtfocJ. ncnb ; Med. t. abfii^rcnb. AB.'3TINE.VCE, s. bic ent^alffaiufcit bie (Snt^altung. ABSTLNENT {ado. — LY),adj. eitt^alt- fam, ntaijig. To AB3TR.\CT, v. a. 1. CIttStcficn, a&» sicken, abfonbcrn ; 2. bcfliUtren ; 3 fig. in ©cbaufcn abfonbcrn, abjlra^ts ren (Segriife, u. f. w.). ABSTRACT (ado. — ly, Abstracteb- r,Y', adj. ]. abgf^ogen, abftiact, ab{^e^ fonbevt, allgcmein ; 2. tieffinnig. ABSTRACT, s. bas 9lbftractnift, ber ab» gcjogcne 33cgriff ; in the — , an ftc*), abgefct)cn von. ABSTRACTEDNESS, bie 9lbgrjogfn» ^cit. ABSTR.VCTER, .s. bcr Cfpitoiuift, bet 9lu«jiige mad^t. ABSTRACTION, 5. 1. bie 9lbitcf)ui!g; 2. ba3 3lbncf)ungauermor,en ; 3. b'ci abftractc ©egenflianb ; 4. btc 3f I'fircn* ling ; ®HftcSabn)cfeiii)eit. AB8TR.1CTIVE, a(/j. abjufpitbcnt fj^tg ACCE 4BSTRACTNESS, s. tit abjlractc Se^ fc^affenl;eit. > ABSTRUSE {adv. — Lr), adj.l. tief iJCV; borfjen, ucrbccft, uml)ulU ; 2. buiiEel, fc^njcr ju 6egrcifeit. ABSTRUSENESS, s. bte 'Cunfel^ctt, Uttycrftaiibltcfttcit. ABSURD (adv. — ly), adj. Wiberftlttltg, Mitgtrctint, abgcfctjina jt, albevii, tfjo* rtc^f. ABSURDITV, I s. 1. bic Uttficrcimts ABSURDNESS, s ^eit, 2lb(jcfc^mnift= fecit, aiberitbetf, .'£t)oi'l)ctt; a. bet Unftiiu, aBibccftitu. ABSYNTHIUM, s. bit SBcnttllfb- ABUNDANCE, s. bcr Ucberflu!?, bte jDieiiijc, guHe ; in — , tut Ucberflii^, soUauf. ABUNDANT (adv. — ly), adj. ubeiflufs (tg, rnchlid^ ; — in, reit^ an. To ABUSE, V. a. 1. mitibraiici)cn ; o. bc= fchimnftit, fc^iuabeit ; 3. mipbanbclti ; 4. fd^iittbctt ; 5. (W. u.) betriigcti, ABUSE, s. 1. ber g)itgbtau4); 2. aJJif^ ianbiuiig, 8cft^impf«i'8 J 3. bie a3ev= fubrHitfl. ABUSER, s. ber ^Ktpbraucfjciibe, u. f. ».; iSd)iinvffr. ABUSIVE (nrf«. — lt). adj. fc^lltiltjCltb, 6cl«bi!^€Hb, flujiialidj, fc{)tinvffnb. ABUSiVENESS, s! pie Sc^ma^fuc^t, tcr ?«ft ). ACADEMICAL, adj. afabeinifd). ACADEMLVN, s. in ^itiibcitt, 3lfabe= uitffr. ACADEMIC, ACADEMICAL, {ndv. ACADE.Mic, s. ber ?ltabf iitifcr ; ber ©tubCttt ACADEMICIAN, s. ber 9{fabemtfev, SDJitglteb etiter Sltabeinte. ACADEMis.M,*. bte?e^ve ber rtfabeini= fct)cn ^bilofopbie. ACADEMIST, s. ber 5Itabcmiil. ACADEMY, s. \. bie 2lfabenite; 2. (5r= iiclungganftalt ; 3. ber (yeiebrten«cr= CtH. ACANACEOUS, «/;. borntg, fla^Hg. ACANTHUS, «. bte ©iircnflau (ciu Jtraut); Arch. T. 93erjterung yon ^aubwerf am da^ttal eiiier ©aule. ACATALECTIC, s. Ora.ni. T. ber »OlI= ftanbige (ooUtacttge) aSer«. To ACCEDE, V. n. bcttvelcn, betjiiuu intn, ctiiw^tiUgen auf ; annebmeit. Tii ACCELERATE, v. a.bcfci)(euuigen. ACCELERATION, s. btc Scft^Ieuili: gang. ACCELERATIVE, adj. B.efc^leuittgenb. ACCENT. % 1. bcr Son, ber 9lcccnt; 2. ba§ Xon^etc^en ; 3. bie 9lu§fvracbe. To ACCENT, t). <7. bctoncn, acccntuivcn. ACCENTUAL, adj. ben 5Icccut betref= ffUb. To ACCE.\TUATE, v. a. bctPltcn, lUtt Xonscidjcu »ci:ft(;Eii, Sclbfllaute ac= ceutuireit. ACCENTUATION, .?. bie S3ctouung, 2;oiifprecl)Uug, ba8 Sefeeit bcr Sonjct; (feeii. I'o ACCEPT, V. a. «ntic^iiicn ; to — a bi:i of exchange, M. K. cillCU SBccfjfct ly), s bcinifct ACCO acce^jtiren ; to — of conditions, Sc^ btnguiigen cingctjcn. ACCEPTABLE (adv. — bly), adj. ait= iiefjitiUd), anitebmbar, aUgeucbin. ACCEPTABLENESS, s. bie 3luircbin= Itt^fcit, Slnucbmbarfeit. ACCEPTANCE, 5. 1. bic Qluncbmuitg, 2lnitaf)me; 2. m. £-s. bte bemicilirte (jablbar gcinadjte) Xxattt ; ber 2lc= ccpt ; Slnnabme obcr 5lccevtatiott et= ue§ aScd3fcl8. ACCEPTATION, s. 1. bic 9lnna^me, gute 3lufnabmc ; ber Seifall ; 2, tie (aiigcnommcitc) ^Bcbcutung, ber ©inn etiteS SSorteS. ACCEPTER, s. bcr 5Initebmer, M. e. Slcccptaitt. ACCESS, s. 1. ber 3»9a"3' 3"fritt ; 2. bcr 3nn)ac^8, aaa(i)§tt)«"'/ ^tc ^n- nabntc, bte 33erincbvung ; 3. bcr 9lu= fall einer ,Krantbfit; a man of easy — , cin fcbr sugdiiglic^cr 2)?aitn. ACCESSIBILITY, s. bte 3uganglicf)fett. ACCESSIBLE, adj. jugduglic^, erfteig= bar. ACCESSION, s. i.bcr ©citrttt; 2. bic (Sclangung, Sbronbcficigttng, ber SJicgicruug'^antritt ; 3. — of bodily distempers, JtraufbeitSjufdUe ; 4. bie 33crine^rung, ber 3i»vflc^'S- ACCESSORILY, adu. ciU Sflcbeitfa^c, beildufig. ACCESSORINESS, s. bie 5;^eiltta|ine, bcr 58titit». ACCESSORY, adj. 1. bcitrctciib, btti^it fommeiib ; tintcvgeorDnct ; 2. tbctU ucbmenb, iiiitfd^ulbig ; to be — to. ^it (StwaS bcitragcit, bolfeit, mitfcf;ulbtg fevn. ACCE&SORY, .1. bcv 2:^ci(net)incr, ^clr fer«bflffr, 3JJitfi-f)ulbigc ; accessories, g. pi. A. T. iU'tnitcrucit, .^iilfJnerscii. ACCIDENCE. ,5. (book of — ), tit f leiuc latciuifc^e @vrad)Ict)re (fiir Slnfdiu ger), bcr 2>oiiat. ACCIDENT, s. 1. ba« iSufdUtge ©reig= nig, bcr '^wHi, Uiifall ; 2. bas 3u= f;j[ligc, 5lut!cnDcfcntlid)e, by — , 5u= falliger SBeifc, »ou uiigcfdbr. ACCIDENTAL, adj. 1. jufdf(ig ; 2. MYl- mcfeiitlicb, al5 9lcbeufac^c ; {adv. — ly), von ungefdbr. ACCLAIM, s. * ber 3»nif. bag 5rcu= bengcfc^rei, ber laute sBctfall. ACCLAMATION, s. bcr 3"">f. fante 93cifaU, baS grcubettgcfcbrci. ACCLAMATORY, adj. JUrufcnb. ACCLIVITY, s. 1. bie ^cile3lnbbbej 2. ba« jdbe Qlufflei^cit. ACCLIVOUS, adj. ,tu ciner fcbragen aticfttutig, idbc, flcil, aiifa'drt^. To ACCOMMODATp;, v. a. 1. tjerfc^cn, serforgcn, ausbelfcn, btcuett (— with, mit (Stmal), StroaS leibeit ; 2. bei[c= gcit, fc{)(tcf)ten, «ergletd)cii j 3. cin= ric^ten, beiiuciu niad)cu,- }urid)tcn, juvedjtmat^en, (accommobiren). ACCOMMODATE, adj. bcciucni, gciud^, gcfcbicff. ACCOMMODATING, ndj. gcfdHig, artig. ACCOMMODATION. 1. s.sivg.\it ®t- mafjbfit, 5lni'affitng, Sc|icf(id)feit; 2. S3ci(cgung, ber giitlid)e sficrgleid) ; 3. bie agerfebting, sKcrforguitg, 9liis= ^iilfe ; Omp. — bills, j\i. E. kt\kX' TOcdifel ; — ladder, JV. T. bte groBc ?5allrccv«hni))e (auf ©cbifcii) ; 2. accoinraodations, s. pi. 1. bte -Jlbtbci; (iincKrt uiib .ftamincrn auf eincin Scfciffc; 2. SBcquemlicbfcitcn, 33e= bicnung. ACCOM MODATOR, s. bcr Sluorbucr, 93ermittlcr. ACCOMPANIST, s. bcr 5KitfpicIcr, 5Ic= coinvagnift. acco.m'panieu, 1. bcr ®cfcHfc^aftcr, ACCO Scgleltet ; 2. bet 3JiitfvicIer, 2lccoini ))agnift. ACCOMPANIMENT, s. Mas. T. bte tk' glcitung, ba« *}Iccoinpagnemeut. 'A ACCOMPANY. V. a. 1. bcglcttCU ; 2. mitfpieleu, mit etnftiinmcn ; 3. .§crr) SOU feiticr (soUcnbcter) '43ilbung. ACCOMPLisiiER, s. bcr ^Soncuber, iBoUfiibver. » ACCOMPLISHMENT, s. bic 3SollcU= bung, ^oUfiibruug, *Jlu8fiibrung ; ^v^ fiilluug ;■ music, drawing &c , is an ac complishmcnt, bie 9JJuftf, ba« 3eit^= neu, u. f. w. gebi^rt $u cincr ^bl)erii 31u«biIbHug. ACCORD, «. 1. bcr 5lccorb, (Sinfiang, 33plUlang in bcr 2}htftt ; 2. bie lie. bercinftimmuiig; with one — , ?ia» ftiiitmtg, cinmiitbtg; of one's own — fieiroilltg, you fclbft. 7V) ACCORD, V. I. n. iibcvciniliinmeu, ubcrciiiEoinmcu ; ii. a. iibcrcinftini= ntig inad)cii, ftiinnteuj ocvgleic^cu, ycrcinigen, »crfi>buen j pa»'- to — difficulties, (Sdbwicrigfeitcu bcbcu ; t» — a ditrerence, ciuCU ©trcit fcblidj' ten, au«glci(^cn. ACCORDANCE, s. bic lJebcrttufliiit= inung, Oemd^^cit, (Siutracfet. ACCORDANT, adj. itbereinfttinntcub, gleidjforintg, geiud^. ACCORDING, prep, (iiitt, to) geijia^, JU ^olgc, uac^, taut. ACCORDiNtJLY, nrfp. bcitt (ber Dbcrbc= uen) gcmdj), baritac^, folglic^, bem^ uac^, mitf)in, alfo. Tt> Accost, v. a. anrcbcii. ACCOSTABLE, aiij. gcfprac^ig, Jll= gdng(id), umgdng(icf). AccxjucHEMENT, s. bie S'licberfunft ©ntbinbung. ACCOUCHEUR, .«. bcr ®cburt8^clfcr. To ACCOUNT, 7). I. n. (— for), 1. 3it- d)cnfc^aft fiir (f troaS gcbcu, bafitr ^e- bcu; 2. ®runb baoou angebcit,e8erj flarcn; ii. a. ac^tcn, inctncn, bafiir batten. ACCOUNT, .9. 1. bic3Jc(f)uung 2?crec^= nung ; 2. 9?cd)cnfd)aft ; 'S.fg. bte (Sr= fliirung; 4. - itttftg fiibveit, l)alten; to make — of. bocb' fdJcilJCU ; to make no —of ge- ring fcba^cn; to pass to ■ — , tit 3^ed)= nuiig bringcu; to take an — of. nu^ tcvflldKIt ; to turn to — , M. E. ©t- iPtiiit bvingcu. giitc 9ic(ftnung gebcit, fid) yeriutcrcffivcu, gitten feebraucf), yhtfecit niadjcu you ; — a man ot (sjno(i) — . ciu augefel'ucr 'D?aiiu, cin ?5j. u. 5licbcutung ; a man of no — , cin uitbcbcutcubcr ?)Ieufd); of — , n.nd)tig, von i^cbcutuiig ; of no — , gcriiigfiigig, uid)t§ bebeutcub, nic^t« gclteitb ; M. K-s. on— ,fiufSied>RUug.. auf '.'lbfd)lag, & Konto; a payment or ACET — ©tnft^uf ; on — of, a«3 Urfac^c megcii, um .. . UMlIcit; on no — , auf teincn Sail, burc{)au8 ntd)t. ACCOUNTABLE, ddj. jitr aiec^eiifc^aft ^evbiiiiben, ocraithuovtlici) (— for.., f. Wortltt^fftt. ^imquNTANT. s. in aJe^enmeiflev, ^emtuiiggfi'^ver, iUtcJjl^alter. fiCCSTONT-BOOK. s. iaS 9tcci)nung8= Oitc^ ; Y>/. E. bi\i 6outobiici). To AGqpVTRE, V. a. ailflctbClt, aUS^ flartsiwV'ifefii ; aiiSviipcu. ACpOOTRKMENT, 5. 1. bcr 9ln}U;], ^lAil^i); 2.bie ©oftatcniuflung. •* IKAC'CREDIT, V. a. 0Jlaii6tn betmef= c t '--' J(^, beglaubigeii, orcvcbitiren. .._„.--■ ACCRESCENT, Q'.)nt, QmO^lU licfe. ACE, s. baS 91J5, bie C?iu§ (auf 2Biir= fetn Dbev .Jlavteti^ ; fig. bie jtlctiiig= fcit ; not an — , itid^t ciit i^iiav bveit, nic^t ba« SDlinbefle. ACEPHALOUS, adj. hpfloS, O^ne J!opf. ACERB, adj. 1. tievte, ftrciige, fd&arf, bitter (iiu ©cfc^mai) ; 2. fig. fc^arf, ftrciige, vaul;. ACERBITY, s. 1. bie ^erbig!eit, ber bcrbe ©efc^macf ; 2. fig. bie Strcnge, Sdjarfe. ACESCENCY.s. I. bte (gaure, <5c^ar= fe ; 2. Sauerlicfefcit (Sfleigung jur ^Sduve). ;VOESCENT, adj. fauer mcvbciib, fau- cntb. ACETABULUM, s. 1. ^. T. Ht fpb5tt= frl)e 9lu«()i.H)luug bcr ,Kiio(^cn, jum •Bebuf bcr (Sitifugitngunbber SewciV lifbfcit aiibevcr- 2. citt ri)mifci;'c8 ^liifftgfeitlma^, i ciiicr cnglifcbeit 'Ciitte. ACETATE, s. cii. T. ciiie 5lrt (Sdurc. ACETIFACTION, s. inU Sfftgmac^cu ; ©iufduerit. ACETOUS, adj. frtUtr, fillCvUd). ACQU ACETITM, ». Ch. T. bcr SBttncfilg. ACHE. s. bcr ©timers, bic §Pcin. To ACHE, V. n. fdjitierjcti, U'cb tbun ; Phr. my head aches, lllir tbut bcr JtPpf t»cb; my heart aches, C§ fd)mcrjt mic^ in bcr @cclc, iiu .Scrjcit. ACHIEVABLE, n^if.'aiiSfii^rbar, inog= lic^. ACHIEVANCE, s. bie 45anblung (im cblcii ©inne), bic ©vogtbat. To ACHIEVE, «. a. 1. upllcnbcit, aiiS= fitbi'Cii, n\ Staube bringen; 2. cr= u'crbcii, bcfommcii, crlaiigcn, gcwiii- ncn. ACHIEVEMENT, s. 1. bie groSc 2;brtt/ .^dbciitbat ; 2. Sffiappctt, bcr 2iBav= pciifd;ilb(5ur33cIobniinggvot!er2;bn= ten). ACHIE^^:R, K. I. bcr 23oIlbringcr ; 2. (Snrcrbcr, ©ilatigcr, ACHOR, s. bcr Slnfpniiig, 2)lil^fcf;Dvf, Jlovfgriiib. ACHROMATIC, ailj. Oi«.tieSd)drfe, bag"2Bei= ACRiDNESS, 5 Scnbc, bcr bcrbe ®e' fcbmaif ; 2. fig. bie ^eftigfcit. ACROAMATic, adj. eigc!i'tlid) b>5rbat ttjie 3?prlcfungcn(burd) 2)}iji»erftanb nnb 9J2itibraud) abcr unvbcg im ®ngl. Bpn asprtrdgcn fiir ©ewcibtc, cbct cfotcrifi^cn iSSortragcn gebrauc^t); gebcim. ACROATic, adj. 5U bcn gcbcintcn 9Scr^ Icfiingcn bc8 ilrifiotclc's geborig. ACROMION, s. .1. T. btc (2rf)ulterb6bf- ACRONICAL {adv. — ly), adj. T. ac^ro^ nifcb. ACROSPiRE, .9. bcr ,^eint (bcfonbcra cineS (2amcuEpvnc« auffcr bcr @rbc). ACROSPIRED, adj. ^cimt iv«bcub, fci- ntcnb. ACROSS, l.a.to.frcnswcifc, in bic0.nc= re; PAr. with arms — , mit iibcrcin; anbcr gcfd)lagcncn 9lrmcn ; ll. r>fit liber, qucr burd). ACROSTIC, I. .9. T. ba3 9lfrpflic*oi; (^fJamengebidjt) ; h. adj. afrpftifri). ACROSTICALLY, adv. 'glcid) cincm 9I!rpftir^on. ACROTERIA, > 5. pi. flcinc, nicbrigt ACROTERs, S Su^gcftcUe(ju33aftn, H. f. >».). To ACT, r. i.n. 1. banbfln, ttjtrlfn; 2. fid) bctragcn ; Phr. to — upon auf (S'tivaS iinifcn; to — up to .-i thing, cincr (2ad)e gcmSjj b^"i'tl"i nacbfi-^iniitcn; u. a.yprftcUcn, fptdcu, Tjtacbcn; PAr. to —a play, cine ^'0- mpbic fpielcu; Mr. G. acts Hamlet, .gerr ®. fpicU (mac^t) bcn vgamlct. ACT, s, 1. bic .ganblung,2'l)at; 2. bcr 5lct, 9luf;|iug ; 3. bie fcicrlicbe .§aub= lung, (gci)*tlfcl)c9lmtig»crric^tnng) bci 9lctui? ; 4. bic Sieputatipu, Strcit- iibung (auf Uniuerfitdtcn) ; 5. bif 9lctc, ba-:* &a\\\t\ Hi S)ccvct, 0c= fc^ ; 0. bie aBivflid)fcit ; Phr. in Win very — , ouf fiifd)cr S^bat ; Acts o( the Apostles, bic 9lpoftclgcfc^ic|tc. ACTING, pnrt. — partr.er, Jl/. K. bcr wirfli^ic Slffccie. ACTION, .9. 1. bie 5ffiirfung ; 2. ^anb= lung, %[nt; 3. .^auptbahblung cinc^ ®cbid)t§ ; A. 9lctipn, ®cbcrbuitg, @c= ftn«; 5. bcr 3icd)t«banbel, ^'rpjcfi, Jllage; 6. baS @efcc|)t, iErcffcu ; m bring an — against one, Ctnc .Jtlagc wibct Scmanbcn cingcbcn, il)n gcrid)l= li^ belangcn. ACTIONABI,E {adv. — bly), adj. pVP^ jc^fa^ig, flagbar. ACTIVE (adv. — ly), adj. 1. tbiitig ; 2. wirfcnb; 3. gcfd)dftig, Icbbaft, cm; fig ; 4. bcbenb, gcnianbt : €. praftifii) j 6. Gram. T. actto, jiclbar, tbdttg ; M K-s. — debts, 2lcti»=(2c^ulbcn (auj= flc^cnbc S.) ; — commerce, bcr 5lc= tio=.§aubcl, 9In8fubr=>ganbcI ; —pro- perty, cigencS S?crmiigcn (cincS .ffaut' manned) an baarcm ®clbc, ©runb^ ftiidfen, SCnarcn, ai]cd)ff In, u. f. w. ACTIVENESS, ? s. S;batigfcit, Scbbaf- ACTivrrY, S tigfeit, SBcbcnbigfcii. feats of — . Jiunftfliicf c. ACTOR, .s- 1. bcr i§aubclubc, Xbiitcr ADDI ADHl ADMI 2. afectjaufptcler; 3. 91nTOaIttmSi»iI= (ICTRp:ss, s. i. bie ^anbclnbe $Pcrfon ; 2. Scbaufvielennit. ACTUAL {adv. — ly), a.ij. Wtviltd) ; — service, bcr wirfltd^e 5)tenft bet AcnjALTTY, 8. bie 3Btvt(td)fett. ACTUARY, s. 1. ber 5lctuartu§, ^ea^U Sratot, ®evtc|tef^vcibcr; 2. ©^rei= cr. To ACTUATE, v. a. trt SBewcgurtjj cbev Xiiati^kit fe^eii, in @aug fe^eii, ans trctben, trciben. ACTUATION, ».bte SBifturtfl, ttjtilcube ACUlTlON, «. Hi ©c^arfeit, ba« >i^e. ACUPUNCTURE, s. ba§ 9iabcljtecftcn. ACUTE (adp. — lv), ni^pnbtgtett; 3. -gcfttgteit, Stvi\iS dnerJtvauff)eit. ADAGE,*. baS (S^>rid^wort, bie 23lart= mc ADAM, «. 5Ibam (^JJannSname) ; — 's ale, cant. ©aKfciDCtll ; — 's apple, ber 'ilbam««^f^l, 9I?arabic«avffl, 3ubctt= «Vfet (9lrt $omeran5cn) ; ?lbamS= aisfft (fteroovrai^cnbe Xi^dl an bei; ©urgel) ; ber ^c^lEnorpef. ADAMANT, s. 1. bcr 3)iamnttt, 2)e= mant ; 2. SKagncf. ADAMANTEAN, arf/.bemantatttg, 5«rt twit 35kraattt. ADAMANTLNE, arfj. 1. bematttcit ; 2. yi^. mtjerjlorbar, iinaiifloelit^ ; — spar, bcr Siamantfpat^ (in Snbieu unb 6()tit« flcfunben). 7'o ADAPT, V. a. ati^a^ctt, atikquenten, aBWcnbcB. ADAPTABLE, adj. attmcttbbar. ADAPTATION, s. btC SluVaffuitjl, 9llts tveabung. To ADD, p. a l^tllJUtbUK/ ^ttljufe^eil. ^titjufii(jen, beifiigcti, beitraflcn; to — to, ixriue^rett ; to — up, abbireit. 7'o ADDECIMATE, b. o. SC^lltCU, belt 3et)Hi«a ite&meit. ADDENDUM, s. ber 3»fafe, 3ltth.). adder's-wort, *. bic -Waftcrwurs, taS ^latterftaUt {Polygonum bislorta — L). ADBiBU^lTY, e. bte 93crme()rbarfett. ADDIDLE. adj. ^tHJufe^baC. To ADDICT, V. a. — one's self, ft(^ et:= (jebf It, ft£& iibcfkffctt. A DDICTED, part, rerfj. ergebcn, tuj^etbait. 4DDICTEDVESS, s. bie (frafbc'nf)rif. ADDICTION, s. bie (Srgebeii'beit. (kDDn-lON, s. 1,. bie ^iitjutf)uitii!^, .^titjtifc^itfl ; 2. S'lfage, a3ermeb= rung, bcr 3«f2ft; 3. jir. r. tie 2lbbi= tioii ; 4. /.. 7'. ber ^ctfa^, bas Sei= teicfetn, ^cittjort, (jeber j:tte( unb 43etuame ju bcm 93ov=uiib Suttiimen eiuti -Diantieg, jur iksfid&iiung fei- Be« Stdttbes, . 'Jllters, ©eiuevbcS, iBe^tujrtrs, u. f. to). ADDITIONAL, adj. ^titjugefefet, ita^s tragli^. ADDITIONALLY, adv. ttlS 3"f«fc Ob« Siigabe ; mtt babet. ADDITiVE, adj. ^injuffigbar. ADDITORY, adj. I)iitsuff^enb. ADDLE, adj. lecr, unfrU(itbar ; addle or addled egg, bas aBiubet, faule (leere) @t. To ADDLE, V. a. unfriK^tbrtr maiden. ADDLE FATED, adj. leevEojjfig, «ube= fonneit, unnbig. To ADDOOM, V. a. + 5UCrfcmtClI. ADDORSED, part. adj. H. T. riitfltttgS gegen einanber gcftellt (3;f)iere, <2a= OJCII, u. f. tt)). To ADDRESS, v. a. 1. ill Screitfc&aft fv^en, bcreit ^aUctt ; 2. aitrebctt ; to — one's self to any one, ftc^ an 3e= maitb toeiiben, ric^tcn ; to — a letter, eineit i^rief itberfcbveibcn, mit ber 5(uff(^rift »erfebcn ; to — the king, bei bem JJoiiig anfudjen uin .... ADDRESS, s. r. bie 3lnrebe ; 2. baS 33e= nebmen; 3. bic ©ctuanbtbcit, ®t- frf)i^li*teit; 4. bieiBtttf4)rift,2)nnf= fc^rift (i. e. as the address may be a pe- tition, or of thanks); 5. 2luffc^rift, 9Ibrcffe. ADDRESSER, s. 1. bcr ctiie Q3itN, 2)ant=, 3iifd)viff, u. f. n?. iibcn«ic9t ; 2. ber h3cld)cr due 9tnrebe ^alt. ADDRESSES, s. pi. to pay one's — to. fic^ beiBerbeit urn, ben .$of matbcn. To ADDUCE, V. a. aufii^ren, auffiellen, beibringen. ADDUCENT, adj. an^icbcub ; .-?. T. JU= fammenjicbcnb ; — muscle, bcr Qlnjie- l)ung§muS£cI, 'JInjieber. ADDUCIBLE, adj. aufit^rbar, anjieb- bar. ADDUCTION, s.bie 3lnfiibrung, 3lnjics bung. ADDUCTiVE, adj. ^eruutcrbolcnb, ber= uutevbringcnb. ADDUCTok, s. A. T. ber etun>art«jic= bcnbe 2)?u8£el. ADEMPTION, s. L. T bie SBcguabntf, @ntjtel;ung (eineS 9Scrindc^tniffc6, u. f. w.). ADENOGRAPHY, t. A. T bie Sefc^rci= bung bcr 2)rufen. ADENOTOMY, g. T. A. bic 5}rufenjers gliebcrung. ADEPT, adj. gclcbrt, crfabrcrt. • ADEPT, s. 1. bcr 3lbevt ©olbmacber, (Singcweiijte; 2. erfabrcnc, wctfe >l[J{ann. ADEQUACY, > s. bie ©cmcipbcit, ADEaUATENESS, > fiinlanglic{)Eeit, aiic^tigfeit. ADEaUATE Mo. — ly), adj. 1. glfi^ ; 2. angcmeffcn ; 3. ^infanglicb. ADJ'ECTED, adj. Als- T. fl'ug »Crf(^ic= bcncn ^otenjeu beflcbenb, jufammen= gcfc^t. To ADHERE, v. n. «ni)aitgen, anircben ; to — together, sufammeti^artgctt ; fig. to — to a party, — an opinion, — a person, etner 5Partei, einer 2)teinung, Scmanbem jugetban fein. ADHERENCE, s. ba8 9lnbrtngctt, 9ln=: Hebeu ; fig. bie 5lnbaiiglt^tctt, (5rgc= bcnbcit. ADHERENT {adr>. — ly), ad]. (y\x\)a.\\- genb, anb"'9«- ADHESION, s. bie ainffcbung, b«8 9In= bangen (j. 33. bc8 gifenS ivi b. 3J?aa= net). ADHESIVR {ade. — ly), adj. atl^iUti flcnb, auHfbenb. ADHESIVENESS, «. bte ,tlebrig!eit, 3Sf)bett. ADiHBrrroN, e. bie ?{nnjciibung, bcr @ebraii(^ ADHOUT.ATORY, adj. aniita'^nenb, er» ntabnenb. ADIAPHANOUS, adj. Hiibitrc^fic^tig. ADIAPHOROUS, adj. Ch. T. ncufral, glcid)giiUig ; — salt, cin 9JJittclfitlj. ADIEU, I. adv. 'jibicu, ®Ott bcfoblcn, Icbe n)ol)t; il. s. ba§ SekwobI; to„^^^2» bid one — . ©iiicin Sebcmst)! [vMartTN 2v »on ibm 9Ibfc{)icb ncbnieu. /A* » ADIPOSE, Adipous, adj. A. T. fi(&Hlft» rig, fctt. ^^^ ADIT, s. Mill. T. bet 3'lt5«"9 ADJACENCY, s. bic 5lngreuju: ADJACENT, adj. aiilicgcnb, ' jettb, aufiogcnb. To ADJECl', V. a. btn^UtbUU, ^t fen. ADJECTiTious, adj. Ijtnjugett^in, jiigetuorfen. ADJECl'lVE, s. Oram. T. baS 3IbjectiB, 33ciwort. ADJECTIVELY, adv. al« 33ettt;ort, bct» njortlirf). To ADJOIN, V. \. a. bcifiigcu, biu^ufii* gen, anfiigcn (». ji) ; ii. w. anlicgcu, angrenscii, anfloBen. To ADJOURN, V. \. a. I. auf cinctt au^ bem 2^ag Dcrfdjicben, vertagcn; 2. au«rc^cn,'»cvfcbicben, auffdjiebcn; il n. bie (Sibling auffjebcn, auseinanbcr^ gcben. ad.iournmi:nt, .•?. 1. bie Slufcfemtg eine« S:agc«,bie QScrtagung; 2. VIuS^ fe^ung, U]ctf(^iebung, ber aScrfdjiib, gUiffc^ub. To ADJUDGE, v. n. 1. JUCrlcnUCU, JU^ fvrcd;cn ; 2. urtfjcilcn, cvfcitnen. ADJUDGMENT, *•. bte S'lcrEcttuuitg, bas Urtbcil. To ADJUDICATE, vid. To Adjudge. ADJUDICATION, s. 1. L. T. tie 3uer> feunung, 3ufprec^ung (cines ^aufe«, H. f. ft).). ADJUNCT (aDM[NisTRATrvE, adj. serwattenb. ADMLMSTRATOR, s. 1. bct ^atlbf)a= bcr, Sevroalter, ^Jlmtsocrrocfer ; 2. i^crwaltcvetucS otjiie Scftament 33cr= ftorl'cneit. ADMINISTRATORSHIP, s. ba« 5lmt ft= itc^ SSerwalterS, u. f. t». ADMINISTRATRIX, s. bte ^anb^abc= vtnn, SSerwalteriuH, u. f. w. \DMIRABLE (ado. — ly), arf/. ljet»Ull= bcniswiirbig, sortreffltc^. ADMIRABLENESS, s. bie ^eaniiibent3= wsivbigtcit, SSovtrefflic^Eeit. ADMIRAL, s. ber 9lbmiral; Lord High — , ber (5)to§abmiral; rear — , bei' Sorttreabmiral. ADMIRALTV, s. btc 3lbmiralitat, bci- ©eeratl) ; — court, or court of ■ — , baS 2lbmiralttat«gcrtcl;t. ADJURATION, s. bie 93ewunbcruiig ; sign (note) of — , ba« 5BenxninbevuugS= (Vlu«rufung§--) 3,ti^tn. To ADMIRE, V. L a. jcanuibeni ; II. 71. fid) routibern. ADMIRER,*. 1. ber Scnjuiibcrer ; 2. ^ilnbeter. ADMISSIBILITY, s. bie 3»I<mo»irt (bie 5)oc= torroiirbe er^alten) t)aben. ADMITTABLE, adj. JUlafftg. ADMITTANCE, s. 1. bie 3"lnffu"3, (Slnlaffung ; bie ©infu^ning, 3luf= na[)me ; 2. ber 3«tiitt. ADMITTER. s. ber 9lufnel)tiienbe, 3"= tritt QScrfiattcnbe, u. f. w. To ADMIX, V. a. betmtfdben. ADMIXTION, ts. 1. bie ^in5«mt= ADMIXTURE. S ft^nrtg, Seimif(^ung ; 2. baS ®cmifa>te; 3. ber 3nfa&. To ADMONISH, v. a. 1. crma&ncn, ti- innern ; 2. njavnen (of, or against, »i>r (Stnja3). ADMONiSHER, s. ber ermal>ner, (5v= innercr, SBarner. ADMONISHMENT, s. bie (Srmal;nung, aBarnung, ^rinnerung. ADMONITION, s. bte ©mtflfinung, (Sr* innerung, SBiirnung, ber S3erroei«. ADMONITIONER, s. ber gem crnja&= net, erinnert. ADMONITIVE, adj. ermal;ncnb, tonr= nenb, erinnernb. ADMONITOR, s. ber (5rmaf)ner, (Srtn- nerer. ADMONITORY, aJj. ermal)nenb, »ar= nenb, erinnernb. ADNASCENT, adj. nil tixocti Qlnberitt jDrtc^fenb. ADNATE, adj. II. T. bcivan «)afi)fenb. ADNOUN s. Oram. T ba8 ^IbjeCtia, SBeiraort, too, s. ber ?;irm, iciS ©eriiufti), bie -iSerwirrung ; 9}liif)e, S9ef(i^rocrbe. ADOLESCENCE, s. baS 3iingltngSaI= ter, bte Sngenb. Ai>')LESCENT,a. jiigenblic^. ADOLPHUS, s. 9lboIp^ ('KannSname). To ADOPT, V. a. 1. abovttren, an J?in-^ bc8 ©tott anne^men; 2. fg. annel)= men, billigen ; an adopted child. ba3 9lbo)3tt»=ftnb, SBablfinb (Jturfo[)n, ^iirtoc^ter). ADOPTER, s. ber Qlbopfirenbe, 5lnne^= mtr, aSablyater. ADOPTION, s. 1, bie 9tboVttP«/ bn« 5lnftnben; 2.^^-. bie 2lnnal)mc. ADOPTIVE, adj. 1. anJlinbc^ ©tattan= genommcn; 2. an Jtiubeg ©tatt an= nebmcnb. ADORABLE, (ado. — bly), adj. ClllU^ tnnggwiirbtg. ADORABLENESS, 5. bte 9lnbetungl= wurbigfeit. ADORATION, s. bie ?lnbetimg, aSere^= rung. To ADORE. V. a. aitbeteu, yei-ebreu; leibenfc^aftlicfe liebeit. ADORER, s. ber *.?Inbctcr, 5?ere()vcr. To ADORN. V. a. 1. fdjiniicfcn, jiu'Cti, ))ufeen f ^Perfonen, Singe, u. f. w.) ; 2. scrfc^oneru (cine dhH). ADORNMENT, s. ber €(*mucf, bte Bterbe, a^erjicVung, 3Jerf4)oncrung. ADOSCULATION, .v B. T.bie @(J>»>aS= germig. A DOWN, I. prep. UUtcr; II. adi\ nic= bermiirtg, nieber biiiab. ADRIAN, s. (a)Jattiigname) 9lbrtan, ^abriaii. ADRIFT, adr. ba^in (auf bem aBaffer) fdjmtinmenb, Io«getrieben, ben SBeU Icn prciggegeben ; to break — from the moorings, J\r. T. bie 5lnfev Iicf)ten, nbfegetrt. ADROIT, ■ > adj. . 8efd>icft, g?^ ADROITLY, S ivanbt, bel)fnbe. ADROITNESS, *. bie @efc^tcflid>ftit, ©emanbt^eit. A-DRY, all), buvftig, tvocfen. Al>sciTlTIOUS, aifj. l;tnjirget()an, »n= njefentUc^. ADSTRICTION, s. bie 3ufi"»mclei. ADULATOR, s. ber Sdittieic^Ier. ADULATORY, adj. f^nteid)ell)aft, fcbineid)lerifc^. ADULT, 1. ndj. &■ pirt. ni?). er)iiiad>frn ; II. s. ber ©vwat^fene, bie erraadjfene ^erfort. ADULTERANT, .enbe. ADULTERATE, part. adj. 1. e()ebreC^C= rifc|> ; 2. »erf;ilfd)t. To ADULTERATE, v. a. Wrpilfc^eu, yevberben. ADULTERATENESS, s. bie gSerfalf(^t= beit. ADULTERATION, s. iai iQerfcifft^en, bie 9]crfalf(^ting. ADULTERER, s. ber ©bebre^er. ADULTERESS, .t. bie (S^ebrecbcrin. ADULTERINE, adj. tin iS\)thTtt^ tX= jeugt. To ADULTERIZE, v. n. (Sf)ibtn^ It'- gcben. ADULTEROUS, adj. ebebret^erifc^. ADULTERY, s. ber ebebntcft. ADULTNESS, s. baS ©rroacbfcnfet^n, ber 3'iftiitb bel (?rn)ad)fenfenn3. ADUMBRANT, adj. Xoi) obfdjattettb, abbilbonb. To ADUMBRATE, v. a. abffbatteM, roi) abbitbcit, entoerfvn, fftsjiren. ADUMBRATION, s. bie Slbfcfiathittjj, robe aibbtlbnng, ber erfie eutiuurf, bie Sfi^je ; //. T. ber Scbatten etner Bignr jm Umviffe son bnuf Icrcr Sarbe nl« baS ?5flb. ADiiNciTY^ «. bie ,Kvitmine bag ADUNCOlfS, ai!j. flvfriiiiimt, fr.mtm gebogen, bafig. ADUST, I adj. S- part. 1. uerbrannJ ADUSTED, 3 uerfengt; 2. bi^ig. ADUSTIOxN, f. 1. bie iSerbrennniig ; 2. ber 53ranb; ba3 aJerbraitntfc»n. To ADVANCE, v. I. n. 1. VOVtviirtg gf* ben, fid) Habeni, sorriidcu, fortriirfen, oiiriitfen ; 2. (^ortfdn'itte madden, }U« nebmen, _(— in, in, nil (Stmag) ; to — in price, tm 5{?reife fteigeii ; ii. -i. 1. ycrnuirtS brinncn, scrriicfen; 2. be- forbern ; 3. erbebcn, erboben ; 4. be* fd)lennigcn; 5. uorbringeti, anSeru; 6. iiorauSbesobtf". »orfc»iegcn ; to — tlie price, ben ■4>rei§ erboben; an ad- vanced work. Mil. T. eiii sorliegenbc* 5efiung»werf, bnS SSorroert. ADVANCE, s. 1. baS 93on\)ort4gebert, ^llnriufen; 2. ber gortfc^ritt, %ovU gang ; 3.bie2Berbeffevuiig, ^vbobung, SBcvcblung ; 4. ber ^Borfcbujj ; advai>- CCS, s. pi. Sliieliigen; to make — , iBorfpriinge niad)'eii, (S'utgcgcnfom- men ; Sroffnungcn mad)eii, beu erflea Sc^ritt tbun. ADVANCE GUARD, 5. bte ?tyairtgarbe, ber aSortrab ; Sorvoftctt. ADVANCEMENT, s. bic ^-SefSrbening, ber j^ortfc^ritt, bie aSerebetiuig. ADVANCE MONEY, s. bie 5Praiiue, bet a3orfd)ug; ba« ^nnbgelb. ADVANCER, s. 1. ber gortfdjrcitcnbe ; 2. a3eforberer; 3. Sp. r. etne tw^luS* ja«fi!iigen5U>if(^ciibcmiuitci-flcit(?iibe nnb ber Jtrone be3 .t3irfd;gfiiH'ibtS ober 3iebbo(fggebi>vufa.' ADVANTAGE, s. 1. bie ltebfrfrgejr= bcit, bag Uebevgemid>{ , ber 'JSorjaij; 2. aSortbefl, ®cnjinit, ^Jliilen .; to give — to, aSarf^jruug (beu Q^ortbeit) gt= ben; to have — over^ubertegen fe»ir; to. have tlie — of ot*. im 3!?ortbeil fc'.)n ; to take — of fic^ ©tnjaS ju 9hr= fee madden ; to tlie best — . auf bct# a?ortbeiIbnffefle; personal adva-ntagesi for))erlid)c a3orjii3,e. To ADVANTAGE, v. a. Kil^UlS) fe»K, UU5CH, bcfovbcni. ADVANTAGE GROUND s Kli VOT'^ tbeitf)aftc gelb, bie sorffjHfbafte Sh'U tung. ADVANTAGEOUS (ailn^ — ia). «//> uwt^eitbaff* ufi^tidy, gunilrg. ADVANTAGEOUSNESS. s bfe 9tai^ barfeit, ?lii^liit>feit, ®iinfl?gfrit. ADVENIENT, aJj. i)iKjufoinntenb, ja;= faflig, ADVENT, s. ber31byent, bic ?IafUnft ADVENTITIOUS, {adv. — ly), ii,t} binjugefommcH, jiigcfefet, safaHiij, fremb. AD\T.NTUAi., adj. jnm %»eitt ge= borig. ADVENTURE, s. i. bag 9tbcnteufr; 2. gewagteHnternei^inen (j.SB. ^Oaii: - veu auf gat @lit(f nact) fremben pxi- feu fenbeu, u. f. \v.), bag aBageftiiif ; gross — JU. K-isk aSobmerei ; at all nri- ventui-es, aiifg ©evftbenjo^J, auf iebea Salt. To ADVENTURE, v I. a. toageit, la ©efabr, anfg . — ly). a^ iraglid), fii^n, yencegen, abcnteuei* tid). ADVENTUROUSNKSS, s. bit aSein»»> , ftCH^eit, ilububeit ADVO AFFI AFIR A,bVERB, .?. Gram. 7'. ba» 5lb«)ei-lnuin, ??cbeiiwort. ADVERBIAL, (tdv. — ly) adj. Oram. T. abBcrhialifd), ncbcuwBvtii^. ADVERSARY, I. 5. bcr ®Cjjiicr, Sffii- ticrfac^er ; ll. aij. eitt^ccjcu, feinbltc^. ADVERSATIVE, adj. Gram. T. JUin ©c^enfafe bicitciib, ftiien ©egciifaft beseic^rteub. ADVERSATIVSS, y. pi. Oram. T. btC cutijcgejigcfe^tcu SBiiiberoorter (j. 58. Imt yet, i-c.) ADVERSE, {adv.—hY), adj. ttJtbettoavttg, jitroiber, ent^ej^en, totbrig ; — party, btc ©eacnpartfi, bcr ©egent^eil, ©egucr. Po ADVERSE V. a. + cntgegentt)tr= fcH, cittgrgeu^anbedi. iinfcif. VV ADVISE, V. I. n. (— with one, lllit eintm) ju 3lort)cg£bcn, ratbfc^lagfit; 2. xibtx\f.<\t]X ; II. a. 1. SSatl) gcbcit, ra= tficit, beratben ((S:ineu) ; to — on ... ; Snti) trtbtilcn iiber . . . ; to — to (a filing), tot^cn ju; 2. Sflac^rtc^t gcbcn, teuatferic^tigcn, bcrtdf>tcn, inelben, ati^cigen ; to — a bill, M. E. eiiteu 3Sccbfel ftstftven. ADVISED, adj. bcbfld^tfaiii, 'bcbac^ftg, SOVJXC^tig ; part, to be — on, dlatl) ()lu= iDCjfiingJ tvbaltcti fiber; aa--,M.E. laut ^Jliifgabe. ADVISEDLY, adv. Itttt SctrtC^t, llttt UfberltgitHg. ADViSEDNESS, s. tie Iteberlegung, ^^fbacfctfamfett, 93orftcl)ttgffif. ADVISEMENT, b.+ i. bev ^cit^ ; 2. btc 9ltt(^ric^t ; 3, Ueberlegmig, S3c= taJbfcfclagung. ADVISER, s. bcr Slatbgebcr, bcr 33e= ratbtr. ADVOCACY, .?. bte SScrtretintg ciiicS ^Iricru »pr ®cric^t, bie Sarfifufjntng, ^crtbcibiguttg. ADVOCATE, s. 1. bcr ?ib»offlt ; 2. 55iir= (<>rcci)«r, SScrtvcter, 58crtbcibigcr. To ADVOCATE, v. a. 1. vcrtbctbigcit, untctfiiiftcn ; 2. fic^ bcfeuncn jii, ftc^ fiir ^trca§ cvflSrcn. ADVOCATION, s. bie Wii^'"ung eincr Slec^tsfari^e; SBevtrefiing, 33eit(,ieibt= ADVOWEE, s.ber .{ttrc^ciHictroti. ADVOWSON, s. baS J?irc^cnpah-oitat5= rcd)t. ADZ, s. btc 3)ei^fel, ,% nmimart. .^GiLOPS, s. ba« 3tegcnaiige, @crficn= font, (am Slugc). .iEGis, s. bie 3Icgibe (bcr Sc^ilb bcr 9Jiiner»a). .iEOLiAN-HARP, s. bie 3lcoISf)arfc, SBiiibbarfc. AERIAL, adj. 1. jur Suft gcbijrig; 2. auS Sitft bcjle^ciib, lufHg ; 3. in bcr ?uft, boc^; 4. bie Suft bcroobncub;* atf)erifc^; — voyage, bie Suftrcife. AERIE, s. bie >§orfl, baS ^fJcfl eiitcg Siauboogcll ; bie 23iut. AEROLOGY, s. T. bic 3lcroIogtc, 2uft= fuiibe. AEROMETER, s. T. bcr Suftmeffcr (ciit Siifirumcat). AEROMETRY, s. T. bie Sllftmcj): funfi. AERONAUT, s. bcr Suftffbiffcr. AERONAUTICS, s. pi. bie Suftfc^iff: tunfl. AEROSTATIC, adj. acroflvitifd;. AEROSTATION, 5. 1. bic Suftfc^ifT^ fabrt ; 2. bic Suftroagefuit)!. AFAR, adv. fcrn, njcit, »oit fern. AFFABILITY, i s. bic ?Clltfclig= AFFABLENESS, J fctt, @efprac^i'g= feit, grcanbli(^feit. AFFABLE (arfi). — bi.y), adj. IcUtfcHg, gcfvrddjig, frcunblicfe, Hmganglici). AFFAIR, s. baS Ocfitaft, bieSSerri^- tuug, Stngclegcn^fit, Sacbe, bcr ^anbcl. 7'o AFFECT, v. a. 1. au^ fStmaS mv= ten, ©nbvucf macDcn, c5 nngrcifcn, treffen, beh-cffcn, beriibren ; ^. viib= ren, bctriibcn, bcwegcn ; 3. nacb (SU was tracbten, rctjeii/fircbcu ; 4. fcbn= lief) bcge^ren ; 5. affcEtircn, crfiii;s ftcin, ftdb flcllcn ; to he affected at, bc= wegt bet..., gcriibrt iibcr .... fcS}n. AFFECTATION, s. baS gcjroungeuc 2Scfcn, Ocjierc, bie 3ic>^«i"«i- AFFECTED, adj. 1. gcncigf, (—to..., ju ©tivaS) ; 2. gcjieirt, gc^iuungen, af= fcctirt; 3. angcnommcn. AFFECTEDNESS, s. baS gejiBungeuc 3Bcfen, ©cjicrc. AFFECTION, s. 1. bcr 9lffcct, bie ®e= iniitb^betvcgung ; 2. ^mtcigung, 2ic= be, @unft, ,(pcrjlic^fcit; 3. ber ®c= miU^^jufianb, fcaS ©cfiibt, bie ®c= fitinuiig; 4. Med. T. jivanfbcit; 5. icbbaftt3SorflcUung, Qludbrutf in ber 2}2alcret. AFFECTIONATE, {ado. — ly), adj. jartlicf), ltcbc»oII, crgebcn, l)tr5li^ jugctbatt. ; AFFECTIONATENESS, s. bie ?tcbc, 3;irtlicJ)feit. AFFECTIONED, adj. gcHcigt, gcwpgcn. AFFECTIVELY, adr. cinbruJgyoll. AFFECTOR (Affectkr), .?. bcr (Sin= ^h'nblcr, ^kxtr, 9lac^affcr (ciuer 9J?obc). AFFIANCE, s. 1.+ ba3 SScrtraucn j (im cngcrnSinn) ba« aScrtrancn auf @ott itiib fcine 3Scr^cif uiigen ; 2. r. + ^a« 33erl5bnif . To AFFIANCE, v. a. 1. scrtraucrt, fciu aScrtraucu fcfccn (— in, auf (Stnjaa) ; 2. ucvlobcn. AFFiANGER, s. bcr 33crIobciibe. AFFIDAVIT, .■>. /.. T. bic bcfcbwomc 5tuiifage, ba« ciblic^e 3f"3"'^ > ^ niakfi— , eib(id) er[;avtcn. To AFFILTATP;, v. a. i . ail JliiibcS Statt anne^nicn ; 2. cinwci^cn (in cine gc= bcime ©efcdfc^aft). AFFILIATION, s. 1. bie 3lnnc^m«ng aw Sobncs, an .S'inbeS Sutt, baS 9lnfiiibcn; 2. bie ^inrocibuufj. AFFINQ'Y, «. 1. bie SSevfc^wagerung, i3erroanbtfc^aft ; 2. 5lc^nli(f;if it ; * lectivc— , CA. r. bie aBablscnuanM" fc^aft. To AFFIRM, V. a. 1. bcjaf)cu, be* ^auptcu ; 2. (cin Urt^eil) beftatigeiu AFFIRMABLE. adj. WaS ftcb bcjaOCH, be^auvtcn la^t. AFFIRMANCE, s. bie SBcflatiguiig. AFFIRMANT, s. bcr S8ejai)eiibe, Sc tiauptcnbc. AFFIRMATION, s. i. bie Scja^Ulti], 33c^auptititg; 2. Scfli^tigung ; 3./., 7'. bie 20a^vbettabetrdftigung ber Ducifcr flatt bc3 (SiM iinb uutcr 2)?eincibSflrafc. AFFIRMATIVE, adj. bcjabcnb, bel^aup= tenb; — ly adv. beial;ung«wcife, anit 3a. AFFIRMER, s. bcr 33eia^enbe, 83cbauv= tenbc. To AFFIX, V. a. ( — to), an obcr auf (SticaS ^eften, an^cftcn, anfrfjlagen; anfc^cn, anbangcit, ocrbinbcn. AFFIX, .f. Oram. T. bag 2lffirum, bie ange^augte Si^Ibe. AFFIXTURE, s. bag 5Inge^cftcte. AFFLATiON, s. ba» Slublafcu, . 3iJ= blafcn. AFFLATUS, s. 1. bcr 23illbfto6,_, ftCl ?lnbaiicb; 2.f^. bic (gijttlid^c) @titgr= bung. To AFFLICT, v. a. 1. bctriibcii, frai!= ten; 'i. (|uatcn, plagcn, aug^igcn; afflicted with, frant an. AFFLICTEDNESS, s. bic Siraiirigtcit, bcr ©ram, Jlummer. AFFUCTER, s. bcr, bic, baa Sctrii:: benbe, Jlranfenbe, bcr Duiilcr. AFFLICTION, s. ba« ^cibcu, bic Sriib- fal ; bcr Jluinmcr, bie ^oti), Mxa\u iung, baS Ungliiii., AFFLICTIVE, (adv. — ly) adj. quSlcilb, franfcnb, bctriibcnb, fcftmci'slic^. SSS: {•■'"'"»<■(■■-»• AFFLUENT, (a(Zi'.— ly), adj. 1. juflic; Benb; 2. uberflii^ig, reid). AFFLUX, I s. scr Buflu^, Bwtauf , AFFLUXION, S bnS Buftromcn. To AFFORD, v. a. aufbriiigcu, crma= (i)cn, fc^affcn, gcbcn ; pa?-, i cannot — it, ic^ fann e« uic^t beftreitcn, au§= fii()rcn ; I cannot — it so cheap, id) fann e§ nidit fo wof)lfcil »crfcf)affcn, gcbcn, Pber Bcrfaufcii. To AFFOREST, d. a. L. T. Ctllfprflcn, (cinen frcicn SBalb ju ciuciu Wprfte inac^cn). AFFORESTATION, s. /,. T. bie 9lnlagc etneS afialbe§, Siiifprftung. AFFRAY, ? s. h. T. bic ©d)la» AFFRAYMENT, \ gcvct, ba« >§aubge> mcngc ; ber 3lufiauf. To AFFRIGHT, v. a. crfc^rccfcn ; to be affrighted at, VPr (StXVaS cvfc^rccfcit, fid; baypr eutfc^cn. AFFRIGHT, .•;. 1. bcr SArCifcit, baS (Sntfe^crt ; 2. ber fd;rccfli^e 3lnbli(f, bag ScJ)rccfcn«bifb. AFFRiGHTER, s. bcr ^rfcfjvcd'tr, (2d)rccfcinjager. AFFRIGHTFUL, adj. fdjrccflid;, furc^« tevlid). To AFFRONT, v. a. 1. bcfittmpfcn bclcibigcn ; 2. angvcifcn, Srp? bieten, affronted at, bcfcibigt iibcr, bur^. AFFRONT, s. bic (tTii;pbc) 33cleibigung, 33efd5inipfung, bcr ^idjimpf. AF'FHOiVrER, s- bcr 93cfd)impfenbe, Erp^bietcnbc, SPdeibiger. To AFFUSE. V. a. Oi. T. bajU fltefttt, aufgirficn. AFFUSION, .9. CA. T bie Slufgie^unj, bcr 5lufgufj. AFIEIJ), adv. auf baS ??elb ober ?anfc. AFIRE, adc. in Scuci, brcuneub, iC SSraiib. AFTE AGGR AGNC ^.KLAT, ado. beiti Sobcit gUic^, f.ac^, platt. AFLOAT, aiiB. 1. fi^njimmettb, flott ; 2.^. tm Umlniif; to set a ship — , fin @d;tff flctt ma^ett, in baS aBaf= fcr Iciffen. Ai'OOT, adv. 1. ju Su^e; 2. yior. im l^ange, in ^ewcflung. AFORE, prep. »0r. KFORE, adv. + 1. sovwartS; 2. »or= ber; 3. »oran; 4. jv. T. sjoni im Sc^ijfe. \TOREGOiNG, part. adj. »ov^erge^fnb. xFOREHAND, adv. DomuS, juitt yor= ailS, »rrbet , PAr. to be — with one, ^tnem juuoifommen; if)m iikrlcflcn fein, ifjn itbertveffnt. AFOREMENTIONED, ) adj. \>OXn= AFORESAID, J Wa^ltt, ob^ flcbac^t. » AFORENAMED, a//;, sotfjenannt. AFORETIME, adv. iu t'OrijeU 3fttcn, ebemaU, el)cbcni. AFRAID, arf;'. fiirc^tcnb, kfori^t, biinrtc ( — of. uoi- gtwaS) ; to be — , fiircps (en, ftc^ fiir^ten, ftc^ fcbeiiw ; to make one — , @tnen in guvcbt ff^en. AFRESH, adv. »ort frifc^cm, von neu= em, nbcvniaf, miebcr. AFRICA, s. 2lfiifa. AFRICAN, I. adj. afftfantfcb ;_I1. s. 1. ber 5Ifrifaiicv ; 2. jB. r. bic eammt= blnme {Tagetes — L). AFRONT, adv. \\x bcr ^voutc, im ®e= f<4>t, gerabe entgegeii. AFT, K. T. I. s. ba3 .g>intertl)eil «in '5d)iffe ; il. ado. l;inttn am ober im Sc^iffe, )^inU\\ ; fore and — , uorn unb bintcn; right — , unmittelbat »ou binten. • AFTER, I. prep. 1. nflc^, ^intcr ; 2.^0'. na(^, ju S'oI(!f. gema^ ; one — an- other, mid) fiuanbev; — thnt. nacl)s bcr, btPvauf; day — day, Siag fiir £a,3 ; con einem Zaa,t jum anbcrn ; lo look — , nnffucben ; what are you — ■?, was biift bu uDv ? II. can/, nad): bcm ; — I was gone in, nad)bem ic^ ciuactreten roar; ill. adv. btnterber, r.,t(|bfv, barauf ; some while — , ctni= ge 3f it barauf. A^TER, adj.i. nad)bevtg# fvater, 2. JV. T. bintcn' am ober im (Sctitffc. AFTER-AGE, vid. After-ages. AFTER-AGES, s. pi. bic 3"funft, <5oI= ge (fommenbe) 3f't. 9iacbroclt. AFTER BIRTH, s. btc DIacbgcburt, 9lf= tergebiirt. .AFTER-CLAP, .?. fis. col. n>a« crfl ^in= terbrcin tommt. .AFTERCOMER, s. bcr ?lac^foIger, 'Jlac^fommcnbc. AFTER CROP, s. bic Stacbtmtc. AFTER-DAYS, s. pi. bic golgcjett, 5tat^roclt. AFTER-GUARD, s btc 9!5iit; full — ,btc 5BoU=: jabrigtcit, a}?iinbigfeit; under-age or nonage, bie Uumiinbigfeit; to be of — , miinbig, (majorcnni fcvjii ; to come to — , miinbig rocrben ; to be under — , unmiinbig fc\)n. AGED, adj. alt, bcjabrt. AGENCY, s. 1. btc SBirfung, (Sinroiv^ fnng, 5lction; 2. SScrmittiung, bcr 2)ienft, bie 3lgenffd)aft, Slgcntur. AGENT, s. 1. bag roirfenbe SBcfcn, roirEcnbc, roir£fame $0?ittcl; 2. bcr Slgcnt, Siefcrunggbeamtcte, ®f= fd)dftgtr;igcr ; (?o'mmtf|lpnar, Svc; biteur, aBaarcnycrfcubcr ; bcftcUte 3JJflfler. AGGERATION, s. btc SInbaufung, bic Slufbaufung. To AGGLOMERATE, v. I. a. jufammcn= ballen ; n. n. ft(^ fugcln. AGGLOMERATION, s. 1. bag 93crbin= ben »n .Kliimvcben ; 2. bag 3iifiii«= menfaufen. AGGLUTINANT, adj. scrbinbenb. AGGLUTINANTS, s. ;;/. Med. T. 8etm= mittel, jdbe ^Mnbnnggmittcl. To AGGLUTINATE, v. n. jufammcnlci- men. AGGLUTINATION, s. bic 3ufammen= Icimung. AGGLUTINATIVE, adj. Icimcnb, bin- benb. To AGGRANDIZE, v. a. »crgri}pern, ct= roeitcrn, trboben, erbcben. AGGRANDIZEMENT, .9 bic aScrgriJfjc^ rung, ©rroeitcrung, ©rbcbung. AGGRANDIZER, s. bcr SScrgrogcrcr, ©rroeitcrer, u. f. ro. To AGGRAVATE, v. a. fig. 1, arger ober fd)[immer mad)cn, »crfd)(immcrn ; 2. erjiirncn, drgcrn, fcbr trdnfcn. AGGRAVATION, s. i. bte gScvfdplimme= rung; 2. (Srjiiruuu^, 3lrrgerntp; 31 Jlrdnfung. To AGGREGATE, v. n. anfammclM, jufammenbdufcn, ju eincr 3)Iaffe ser« einigcn. AGGREGATE, adj. gcfammcit, onge* bduft. AGGREGATE, s. 1. btc Slnbiiufung, (Snmme; bag ©anjc; 2. ber 3nbt« griff ooujufammenbangcnbcnJl'ennt* niffen, etnfdUcn, u. f. ro. ; 3. t. ba» 5lggrcgat. AGGREUATELY, adn. inggcfammt, baufenroeife, im ©anjen genommeu. AGGREGATION, s. 1. bie .:&aufung. 3>crctnignag ; 2. bcr .gtaufen, bie SJicnge. AGGREGATIVE, adj. iuggcfummt, gU» fammcn gcnommen. AGGREGATOR, s. bcr (Sammlcr (son aJiaterialieu). To AGGRESS, v. a jucrfi angTcifcii, anfallen. AGGRESSION, s. bci irtic 5lnoriff, 51tt» faU. AGGRESSIVE, adj. (gtreit bcginncub. AGGRESSOR, 5. bcr angrcifeubpjibeii. AGGRIEVANCE, 5. bcV ^Ucrbru^ bi« 33cleibigung, .ffrdnhing; ij^tiige, ^c=! fcbrocrbc; Unbilbc. To AGGRIEVE, v. a. 1. bcKimmtm. frdnten ; 2. bef4)rocren, ))lagcn, bcs cintrdd)tigen. To AGGROUP, V. a. jufammcttfieUfn, gruppircn. AGHAST, adj. crfd)ro(Jcn. AGILE, adj. bui'ttg, bcbCttbe, Icic^t, pint, gclenfig. AGILENESS, ^s. bj» S8ebf«bigfeit, AGILITY, i cgart ■gfctt, ScitbJigfcit. AGIO, s. M. E. bag 'ilgio. To AGIST, V. a. cinfebmen, ober in bit 9J2afl ncbmcn, roeibcn lafftu (frcuji<« 58icb fur ®clb). AGISTMENT, s. 1. bie eiufebmuR^ ^lufncbmnng jur SEtibe unb ©Jaa ftung; 2. ba« a^Jaflgt lb. AGISTOR, s. ber gebmiheiflor, 5»i'^ auffcber, 2Jiaftanffcber. AGITABLE, arf;. 1. bCWCglid* J yi»-. .2. rooriibcr gcflrittcn rocrben Eami, \)xz~ blcmatifd). Tn AGITATE, v. a. 1. fc^Ufll krocgcn. bin unb \)ix roerfcn, frf)itttcJn, ber^ umtrcibcn, erbi^cn, erfc^iitttrn; 2. fig. (bffHgc ©cmiitbgberocgiingcn) cr^ rcgcn, (bie Scele) bcunvnbigcn; 3 (a question matter, fcc.) (Cinc Sragt. Sacbe.u. f. ».) in i^tmcgung brm- gen, untcrfnd)en,bariibcr fUciJen, ab^ baitbein, criJrtcrn. AGITATION, s. 1. bic SBcifcgflng, ?lii» vcgnng, Erfrbiitterun*}; '>.yiv. bcfligj ©cmiitbsbcrocgnng, ^hJalhiitg, Uiirus be; 3. Untcrfudi'nng, *j;!evatbfd)ta= ginig, llebcdegiing cintr ftrctttgcH Sad)e, ber etrcit; the business is in — , bie ©arbe rotvb bctricbcn, tft in Unterfuitung. AGITATOR, s. 1. bcv ?lufrabr|ltftcr, 9Inrcgcr ; + 2. bcr yigenf. AGITO, s. cin f'K'incg ®eund)t. AGLET, s. i. bag fiinfllid) gearbtilcte Scntdblecfc; 2. b. r. bag JlSlbc^fii an ben ©taubfdbcn ber iMumen. AGNAIL, s. bag SJflgelgcf^roiit; bn giictuagcl. AGNATE, >crf;. ijcrroanbt »cn sdfcr- AGNATIC, 5 lid)cr Scitc. AGNATION, s. bic S3evro«iibtfcba|t »on vdterlic^er Seitc. AGNFjS,s. Qlgneg (^vrancnname). AGNITION, s. bic *ilnerfenniiiig. AGNOMINATION, s. 1. bie ^luf^jielung eincg SBorteg auf cin anbevcg, rocgea 5lebnli^fcit beg illaugeg; 2. bcv ^ti« name. AGRO A'R ALB wixus^ASTUs, *. bcr Jteuf^baiim ; — seed, Jl'cufc^bauituOamert, @^af= uiitUen. AGO, adc. uorki, »orI)cr, »or, ^tv, a year — , sof eiiieiti Sabre ; long — , kitge bcr ; not long — , unlattgfl. AGOG, ade. liiftcni, berttertg; to set — , liillern, bc.i]iert(j mac^cii, am-ctjeii (— on, obcr for, iiac^ obcr ju (Stwag). AGOING, adn. tit ©aug, til SBcTOegutig. AGONE, vid. Ago. AGONisM, s. in SBcftfainvf, 2Bett= ftrett. AGONiSTES, *. i>te SBcttfcim^ifcr, aBetfftveiter (bet beu altcu ©rie^en). AGONISTIC, > adj. JU AGOMSTiCAL (arfo. — ly), J einem 3Bcttfamj)fe ge^orig. To AGONIZE, V. I. n. beti (jrp^ten ©djmer; empftnbcrt ; il. a. nut gropcn ©c^inerjen hebaftcu. AGONIZINGLY, arfn. VCtttlt^fl. AGONY, s. 1. bev Xobcgfanipf ; 2. ber gv6§te Sdjmevj; bie ©cclcnaiiAft; in the last agonies, til bCll Ic^tClt 3"= gen. AGOUTY, *. ba« ^ixMtmin^iti (auf belt SlnttUen). AGRARIAN, adj. — law, ba8 ^Igrarge* fe&, 3lcfcrgefc(}. To AGREE, V. n. 1. iibcrcitiflimmeit, iibfreiiifommcit, etitig fesjii, (S^tnl mers ben; eiitftimmtg ober etnerlet 2)?ct= iiuug fe})n; 2. gema§, ntii^emefftii fc-i)ii, paffcti, flimmeii, befpmmcii, ju= traglt(i> fei)u; 3. eiugcbeti; 4. ciiiig leben, ftc^ vevtrngcti ; 5. etuig »t>cr"= belt, \ii) scrgleici)cit (— on, upon, iiber (StioaSJ ; 6. ficb si-rfobneu ; 'tis a thing agreed on. es ijt cine abgctfjane Sacbe; to — for the price, >»cgeiibcS *4>rcifc§ etntg »»eibcu ; of a thing, ©twag bcfldlf n ; to — to a thing, cine Sacbc etngcfjen; to — to- gether, iiitt f inantcr ubercinfommcu, ftrfi mit eiuanbcr »crtrage» ; to — with a person, mit Semaitb itbcrcin= (tiinincn ; they — again, ftC jtllb wk- bcr etuig, gute Srcutibe; this meat does not — with me, btcfe Spcifc be^ fomiiit mir ntcbf. AGREEABLE (adv. — lv), adj. 1. Vaf= fenb, gemap, angemeffen; 2. ange=' Kcbm, anmutbtg. AGREEABLENEss, s. I. btc Uebfrcin= fiimmung, 5lti:icmcffcnbctt ; 2. 'Jlu; ncbiuUcbieit, 2Inmutb; 3. bie miU fSbrtgfeit, OefaHigfcit. A(;reed, I. part. adj. 1. ctiit'g, uergli^ (J)ett; 2. befci)Ioffcn; n «,/o. topp! vtd)tig ! gut, eS blcibt babci. agreement, s. I. bie Ucbciein!iinft, Ucbcrcinfiimmung, harmonic, ber ©iiiElang ; 2. bie Vlcbiiiirbfcit ; 3. bie (*iutgf cit, (?intiacbt, ba« gute 5Jcnieb- ineu; 4. btc 53ctlfguug, ber 33eri gleicfe ; 5. -Sertrag, ©outract, iQuiib, baS Siinbiii& ; — in tune, bie .§av= niouie ; articles of — , iSerglciituugg;, 3riebcng)>uufte. AGRESTIC, > adi. laubmajiig, Iaiib=: AGRESTICAL, 5 ilii). Agricultor. s. ber ?iinbbaucr. AGRICULTURAL, ml} beii ^aubbciu be= treffenb, Iitubwirtbfitnftltcb. AGRICULTURE. A-. btc ^aubTOtrt^f^aft, ber ^Iifevbflu, geibbau. A(_;ricultur(St,.? bcr (miffeuf^aft= Itcfce) *ilcfevbauer, Saubmirtl). ^GRIEVANCE, To Aorieve, vid. Aa- aRXEVANCE. &c. AGRIMONY, s. ber Obcrmeuiitg, bie 'ilgrimouie, ?eberf[ette {Jigrimonia cu- pa'uria — Z, ). AGROUND, adn. flllf bctt ©rUUb, bcilt ®runbe, gcflraubct ; to run — . ftraii= hen; to run a ship—, tin "ScJ^iff auf ben ®runb treiben (fc^eit) ; to be — . fff. in 3Serlegeubeit fei;u; coi. am SBerge flehcn ; am jjreuje licgcn ; ju ©ruiibe gertd;tet fes)ti. AGUE, s. ba§ Siebcr, 23ec^felftcber, falte {Jicber ; a burning—, ein t)ifetge« Sieber ; quotidian, tertian, quartan — , baS t(iglic|)c, brci=, oiertcigige gieber, — fit, ber Sieberfc^auer; —tree, ber (Sajifafrapbaum. AGUISH, adj. 1. ftebcv^aft, frofiig ; 2. giebcr »eriirfacf)eiib. AGUisiiNESS, s. bie Sicber:^afttg!ett, ber /j. ber frcicn ?uft bcraubt AIRLING, cine junge leid)tnnm'ge ^|ier» fou, ber giiic^tliiig, Sffiilbfaug. AIR-POISE, s. T. bie Suftroage. AIR-PUMP, s. T. bie guftpitmve. AIR-SHAFT, s. Min. T. bcr aScttcr* idja^t Suftfdjac^t (in itn 33erg; njcrfen). viR-niREADS, s. pi. (Spnneiif:ibcn. AIR-VESSEL, 5. bie ?nftr6I)re, ba3 guftgefa^ (ber ^Jflanjen). AIRY, adj. i. (ufttg; 2. bpd>; 3. fig leid)t, biinn (tine bie ?«ft), ffiir^ttcj; 4. winbig, eitel; 5. lcid>tfinnig, lal>lic^fcit, bcr Srcbfiuh. AIAMODE, I. ado. vuls- MCld) bf» 2JJpbe, mobifd); ii. s. ein bunner. fdjwarjer Saffet. ALAND, adv. iUig Sanb, am Sanb«i ju ?aiibe. ALARic, s. Silaric^, ^Irid) (2Wa)iu«* name). ALARM, s. 1. baS ?armgef^ret, bcr igarm, aSafeuruf; 2. 'bie Unrnbe, aScnuirruiig, gSevlcgen^'it, 5Befiiir= jung, SGcwegmig; ber ©d)vc(f; — of tire, ber 55cucrlarm; to sound ran) — , Scivm blafen; to give—, ?;irm mad)cn, Uurube erregen; to take (the) — . uuvul)ig »rcrbcn, tn 5higfl ges ratben ; to spread — . ?arm ucrbrc itVii, bcunrubtgen; — bell, bie (Sturmgl ode; — post, bcr 2armpla(} ; — watch, bie SBecfubr. To ALARM, p. a. 1. ?arm b.'afcn ober fc^lagen ; 2. erfd)rc(fcn, auffdireifcn, beuurubigcn, iingfligcn, tn '-Ucroeguug briiigeit, venuirrcii ; alarmed at, bcs uurul)igt iibcr. ALARMIST, s. mod. bcr (ijf cntl.) Sarin* macber, Uuntbftiftcr. ALARUiM, vid. Alarm. ALAS. int. od) ! Ici^cr! o U'cb! AL^VTED. adj. gcfliigelt. ALATERNUS, s. B. T. baS 3mmergrfl« (evergreen privet). ALAY, vid. Allay. ALB, s. 1. bie 9llba, bas 3J}eg^em4 D ALEW ALIM ALLE K&oi-J)emb; 2. eiuc turfifc^e 3J?uiije; vid. ASPKR.' ALBANIA, s. Qllbanien. ALBANIAN', L a.lj. albvllttfi-^ ; U. s. bCV 5llbautei-. ALBATROSS, s. btc UH" fit lib if (I)e <2fC= jjaiiS, SoJjaiiiiieaaito, ber <£turm= ALBEIT, coHj. obgletc^, ivicwo(;l, ;!ii= ALBINOS, s. pi mcigc 9icgcr niif xo- tbfu Sluijcn, Jtiifcvlafe in Dftinbieit, 91frita uiib 5lmerifii. ALBION, s.* ©iiglaub; —metal, 33[ei mit S'H'i iUicrflcibef. ALBUUINEOUS, adj. bcm eiWCtfc ii^iiiic^. ALBUGO, s bas gell im Slugc, ber njeipc . ). ALEXANDRINE, s. T. bcr 3llexanbri= ner, alcranbrinifd)e 33cv§. ALEXIPHARMIC, I. adf (lU OcgCligift biencnb; n. s. bal 2)Jittel gegen ®ift, ©egengift. ALe'xIPPOS. .?. viol. ( i. e. horse-helper) eine 9}Jafc^iiic jum 9liifric|)ten gc= ftiU-jter ^pferbe. ALEXITIRICAL, (— erial), adj. bcm ®ifte wibcrfte^citb. ALGEBRA, s. Mat. T. bic ^Jltgcbra, ®leic^ungslct)rc , 33uc^flal)citrcc^= nuug, ALGEBRAICAL (— ic), adj. .Mat. T. algebraifch. ALGEBRAIST, s. 9Ugebraift. ALGERINE, adj. algterifcfe. ALGERINES, s. pi. bic yilgtcrcr. ALGIERS, s. 9l[gifr. ALGOR, s. bie b'eftige Jlaltc. ALGORISM, I s. T. bic 3ficrf)ciifinifi ALGORITHM, S mit 3at)Icii. ALGOUS, (iugerft fait. ALL4.S, adv. foufl, atibcrs ; ,«. z,. t.— capias, etn tctcbcrboltcr iBcr^aft«= bcfcbt. ALIBI, s. /,. T. to prove an — , t)e»ei= fen, bat! man jur ^tit, ba ciu 5Bcr= brciten begangen worbcn tft, an ci= nem fcrncri (frcmbcn) Drte war. ALICE, s. 51(cria, eifc, SIfe (Sraucn= name). ALIEN, adj. 1. ficmb, auS(aiibif(^ ; 2. nic^t bergcl)ijrig, uiiangcmeffen; it is — from (to) my purpose, tS gcbovt nic|t i5U (iiegt aiiBcri meinem 'CUarte. ALIEN, s. 1. bcr Srembe, 9lu3lanber ; 2. ber mit nnS in tetner aScrbtnbung ftcbt. To ALIEN, Aline, vid. Aliexatk. ALIENABLE, adj. »erauycrli^. ALIENAGE, s. ba« Srembfc\in. To ALIENATE, v. a. l.yerau^crn; '2. Jiff, cntfremben, abgeneigt, abroenbig, abfpanfiig mac^en, abjie^en. ALIENATE, adj. 1. atgcncigt; 2. cn{= frembet, »erau^crt. ALIENATION, s. 1. bic 93erau|5crung, dntaiifjcruiig ; 2. 9lbgcneigt()cit ; — of mind, bie 93erriicfnn'g bc8 aSerflan= be«, bcr 3Ea{)uftnn. ALIENATOR, s. bcr Scrau^erubc. ALIENEE, s. bcr ©mvfangucbmcr (ei= neS 6igcnt^um§, ober lUiifprucfccS). ALIENISM, s. HS j^vcmbfci^n, ^id)U ein[)eimifcf)fcvii. ALiFE, itber aUc3, fo wafir tcfe Icbc. ALiFEROUS, I adj. (^liigct ^abcnb, ge= ALIGEROUS, 5 fliigetf. To ALIGHT, V. n. 1. ftd^ ntcbcrlaffcn, berunterfommen ; 2. nbflcigcn, aiiS= ftcigcti, abft^en ; IjcrabfaUcii, ntcber= fallen; to — on.., fic^ fcfeen aitf ALIKE, ndj. S- ndv. glcid), (ibnlit^, cben fo wie; suglcicl), ebenfallS. ALIMENT, s. bie 9la^rung, bcr Itn? tcrbalt, bic Svctfe- baS e^iitter. ALIMENT AL, {ado. — -ly), adj. nabrcnb, iiabrbaft. ALIMENTARINESS, s. bic Sfiafir^afs tigfeit. ALIMENTARY, aij. 1. jiir 9Ja^rnng gcborig; 2. niibvcnb, nabrbnft; —ca- nal. beV ®ang aiiS bem 3J2agen, n'o= buvd) bcr 91af)vungofaft tn'bae'43lut gclcitct wtrb. ALIMENTATION, «. 1 . bic 9Jnbrbaftig= feit, Sflabrfraft ; 2. bie Scrvflegiiiig. ALIMONY, 8, bieSServPcgitng, bcr Uu= tcrt)alt (ben cin SJtann jeinet gcfcfcic benen Srau gcbeu muja). ALiQUOi", Of//'. Jiint. T. aliqnotif^. ALISH, adj. ivic 9lel. ALIVE, adj. 1. Icbfiib, Icbcubig, am Seben;.^^. 2. tbcitig; lebljaft, minis ter ; 3. tief fii^Ieub, empftiiofam ; feel- ingly- for (to),fe|r cmpfanglid) fiir ; to be — , Icben, noc^ am tmw fc«n. ALKAHEST, s. Ch. T. baS JUfallcfi, (illgcmeiiic ^luflofungSmittcl. ALKALESCENT, adj.' alfalifc^, lau- gcnartig. ALKALI, s. ba« SUfali, Saugenfal^. ALKALIFY, ». I. a. fllfaliftreit ; n. n. ju S-augc njcrbcii. ALKALiGENOUS, adj. 9((talt erjeiigcitb. ALKALINE, adj. altalifi^, aUaliiiifc^j, laugcnbaft. ALKALINITY, s. ba« SBcfMt cincS 5U= fali, bie ^augcnfaljartigfeit. ALKALIZATION, s. bic 9Ufalifiviiitg. ALKALIZE, V. a. alfalt^cn, ouslaugcii. ALKANER, s. bie .§aufenblafc, ' bei 3}?iiiibleim. ALKANEi', bic rotf)c obcr fvanifc^c Dc()fen5ntige [Anckusa offidmlis — L.). ALKEiiENGi, s. bie 3«bcntirf(^e (P%- salis alkekengi — /.,.). ALKERMES, s. bic SJatwcrgc »on Jtcr- meSbecren, bcr JtcrmeSbcerfaft. ALL, I. adj. aller, allc, aflcg ; ganj ; II. s. bag (SSanje, 9111 ; — the world bte ganjc SBctt ; — the day, ben ^mx- 2;ag ; by — means, frfjlcc^tcrbingS ; auf jcben Siebcrrtut; to be — in — with one, 5IIlcg iu 2lliein, bag Sactotum tet Semanbcm fc!}n ; when — comes to — , njCUU Cg Um UUb urn fommt, cnb I id). ALL, adv. gau?, gar, gcinslie^, siillig ; — along. 1. bcr Siinge nad) ; 2. bie ganje 3f't "t't''^' immerfort ; — in the wind. JV. T bie Segcl fidcn, {i. e. wcrben fd^laff; ; — over, iibcr itnb iibcr, gan? unb gar, burd) unb bitrd) ; litcrali ; it is known — over the town, eg tft in ber ganjen ©tabt bctaiint. ALLANTOiDES. ) .In. T. bag Uringc- ALLANTOis. S f^ul •§arn= ober SBurftbautc^cn. To ALLAY, V. o 1. 4- Icgircu ; 2. fcb)iHid)en, sermtnbern ; Itnbern, ma- ^igcn, biimvfen, ftillen ; to — wine wiih water, SBcin mit 2Baffcr vcrmi= fc^cn; the tempest allays, bet ©tUtlll iegt ftc^. ALLAY, s. 1. + bie Segtrung; 2. fg. (2d;roai^ung, Sinberung, 2)?55t» gung. ALLAYER, s. bcr, btc, bag Sc^wftc^cnbe, ^afngcitbc, ^iitbcvnbe. ALL4YMENT, s.bic Siubcrung, '^am* ^fung. To ALLEDGE, v a. i. anfltbteit, ^H* bvingcii ; 2. augfagcu, bel)a«}>tcn, be* jabeit. ALLEDGER. *. bcr 9lnfit^rcr, 93eT;ou>>« tcr. ALLEGATION, .•<. 1. bic 9lnf'ibruna, ^ikljauptung ; 2. bie ana.efiibvtt AJ.LC) ALMO ALTE LEGIANCE, s. bic *^f[td)t bcr Uu= tevttjaueit, Se^ngvflit^f/S^i^fWfi'nb ®c- borfam ; oath of — , bcf ©tb bcv Sreut, ipulbigiinsjSetb ; to do — , ^ul= btflen. • ALLEGORIC, {adj. aWt- ALLEGORICAL ( ado. —ly), J gorifc^, btlbltc^, ftttnlt(|, ucrbtiimt. ALLEGORICALNESS, s. SaS 9UIf(J0ri= Tu ALLEGORIZE, v. I. a. btfbltd), uortvrtacn, fic^ bilblic^ au«bvurf«i, aUejjprtfc^ crflavcn; n. n. al« etue ^^lUegorte beliaiibtlit. ALLEGORY, s. bit SlUcgovt'e, bitblN ^c 5Rcbe. ALLEGRO, L s. JI/us. T. baS SlllcgtO ; II. adv. allcgvo. ALLELUJAH, s. bilS ^altefitja^. ALLERION, s. H. T. citt 3lblev oljltc S^nabcl uiib Siiffc mtt auSijebvette' ten Sliiaeln. To ALLEVIATE, v. a. erlctc^tcrit, m\U bent, Unbent. ALLEViATiox, s. 1. bfeSrleic^tcnuifl, iJinberu«a ; 2. baS (Svleic^teruiirte= mittel. ALLEY, s. bte 3lltee, baS ©ajjdien, bcr ^urc^fjang. all-fool'^s-day, s. 9inevnarrenta<]. ALL FOURS, t. s. nllc SStcre (ctii SLm- ttnfptcl) ; ir. ado. auf aUen 23tcfcn. ALL-HAIL, int. .§eit ! ALL-iiALLOW \ s. ber allcv^etligcn ALL-HALLOWS J X- iLLOO. V. V. vvisr. tjalJo^ fc^reten. bte •Sunbe bamit an^efeen. To ALLOT. ?). a. 1. Bcrlofcn ; 2. anwct- fen, jnt^eifen; 3. »ert[;eifen, auS= tfeeiien. ALLOTMENT, s. ba« 2oo8, bcr?lntktl, Sbetl. To ALT,0 w. J), a. 1 , jugebcrt, ctnrau= iiicu ; uterfennen, jugeflebcn; i(ulaf= fen, eriauten, vcrflattcn, bewifligcn ; 2. bi(lig*t, gntbeitjen ; 3. U'Cthcn, uMbmen ; 4. cinredinen, abrccbncn, nb)ite[)cn; to — a mainlenanct!. ftcien iSebenSuuterbalt jiifommen Inffcn ; i ■-r '-f that excime, irf) nel)me bie ^\\U fiiJiuJbtgnng fll8 (jitUtgnn; i am allow- ed to, t4> fann (barf), man Iyi( mtr JKfflattCt; is allowed to be..., tfi iingenommcn, anerfannt als . . . , this is not a tliitis,' to be allowed of. btc^ tann iiicJit gcbiUigt, obcr criaubt ttjerbcn ; allowing for his want of edu- cation, »cnn man feine fc^lec^te 6'r= jicl)ung abred)nct. ALLOVVAULE (nt/r. — bly), adj. JUliif- fig, erlaubt ; ric^tig, rec^tmafjig. ALLOVVABLENESS, s. bic 3uKifftg= fcit, 9Jcd)tmapigfeit. ALLOWANCE, s. 1. bte (Sinvaumung, ^uiaffung, erlanbnifi, aScrftattniig ; 2. Uiigebunbcni^fit; 3. bcr bcftimmte 2;()cil, bas 9Iu«gefc^te, baS .ilpftgclb, 2:afc^cngclb, 9)Jonati'gclb, 3a()rgeib ; 4. bie bejicbrn auf; alluded to, angebciitet, bcjiiglic^. ALLUMINER (— nor) s. bet 3llumi= Hirer. Tu ALLURE, V. a. aiiloifcn, onrctjen, anflibern ; to — forth, auloden, i)cr= auSlodcn. ALLUREMENT, s. bcr JRcij, bic 9Jei= jung, ^ocfung, SScrfiibrung. ALLURER. s. bcr Slulod cr, gScrfiifjrcr, Sc^mcic^Icr. ALLUSION, s. bie SInfpielung, .§in= bcutung. ALLUSIVE (ado. — ly), adj. anfvicfenb. ALLUVIAL, I adj. aiigefd)njemmt, an= ALLUvious, 5 gcfviilt. ALLUVION, s. 1. bic 9lnfcbmemmiing, 9Infpiilung; 2. baS Slngcfpiiltc, bcr Slnionrf. ALL- WISE, adj. allwcifc. To ALLY, V. a. aUiircit, Bcrbiiiibcn ; »erbinbcrt, »ercinigcn ; (—to, — mit). ALLY, s. bcr 9lllitrte, aSuiibcSgcno^ ; 5Bcr»uanbte, (Jrcunb. ALLMAGRA, a. bas fvantfc^e 93raun= rotf). ALMANAC, s. ber 9Umanac^, jtafcnber ; nautical — , bcr <£d)iff^talcnbcr. ALMANDINE, s. ber 5llmanbin=3^ubin. ALMIGHTINESS, s. bie 3UJmad;t, 3111= mac^tigtcit. ALMIGHTY, I. adj. alimad;tig ; U. s. ber ^lUmadbtigc. ALMOND, s. bie 3JJanbcI ; — or almond- tree, bcr 2}iaiibelbaiim; dwarf—, m- almonds dwarf, bcr 3"-'f''g'"rt>tbet= baum ;_— oil, ba« ?D?anbclijl ; — pow- der, bte 9J?aubcIflcic ; — soap, bie 9JJaubelfetfc ; — or ermine tumbler, bie i^ermelintaubc; —willow, bie ^Slan- bclwcibC; almondi?. s. p!. T. bit ge= fd)nittenen Jlr^fialiftiicfe ju J^rpn= Icud)tern ; fg. — of the ear. bie 0(;= renmanbein, Dhrgefc^ttjulft ; — of the throat, bic 2}?ai!beln am J^nlfe. ALMOND-FURNACE, s, Ck. T. bcr (gc^nteljofcn. ALMONER, s. bcr SUniofcnter, 3lImo- fenvfleger. ALMONERSHiP, s. bag Qllmofcuamt, bie SIrmcnpffcge. ALMONRY, .t.'baS 3Umorc.:banS bie 28of)nnng etucS 9Umofeuier>l ALMOST, adv. fa)l, bfinaf)f. ALMS, s. pi. baS ^llmofcn; —basket, ber yirmcnforb; — box, bcr JUmofcni faftcn ;-r-deed, tie milbe &ciht, iBoi>U tl)at ; — giver, bcr 3Umpfcn an«ti)eilf, milbe ©cbcr; — house, iaS 5llmpfena ban8, 3Irmen^au8 ; — man, ber 9llmo« fcnmann, .g)anSarmc, ALMUGTREE, s. bcr (liben= ot-ci (Sbenbaum (in bcr cngl. 53ibel). ALNAGE, s. bas (5Uenmav, ^Dicffcn mif bcr ©He. ALNAGER. Alnaqar. .». bcr gef^wprue 2:ud)meffcr, @llcnjlcm))!cr. ALOE, s. bie 9lloe : — wood, ba« 3I{oei I)Pl5, 5Pavabie«()oIj; aloes, ;<;. ber ; let me — , litffcii etc mid; gcbcn, in CJube, im ^vicbcn; lot me — for (with) that, Klfftn Sie micb bafiir fpvgcn ; to let a thins — , (SUvaS nntcrloffcn ; let that— , la^ba* blcibcn, riil)r' c« njdit on. ALONG, adn. 1. Iiiingg, bcr Sang? uad> ; a. fort, wetter fort, l)in; all-. 1. bcnnod), fmmerfort ; 2. ber Sange nad); as I (we, you) go — , MHtcV- rocgS ; JV. T-s. tn lie — , VOn bcm SBinbe auf bie Scitc gclcgt; — sjda of, ncbcn, an bcr Sette bin. Seite aii Scitc ; — with, mit, in ©efellfcfeaft mit, juglcid) mit; take this — with you, ncl)met baS mit. ALOOF, adv. fcm, upu fcm, »on toti' tem, in bcr gcruc. ALOPECY, a. ber 5iid;«grtnb, bag 3fu3« fallen ber ^aare. ALOUD, adv. lailt. ALP, s. bcr §Pcrg ; pi. ihe AWB, iit^h Vcn, bnS 3l!pcngebivgc. ALPHA, s. baS 3llpba, yi ; I ara Alpha and Omejia, id) bin baa ^il l!Ub bo3 O ALPHABET, .s.ba« 31lpt)abct, bie 93u(t>« fiabcnfolgc. To ALPHABET, r. n. Ha* bcm 9Up^ai bet einvicbten, alpbabctifd) orbncu. ALPIIABETARLiN, s. ber 3l33(5=2c^u« Icr. ALPHABETICALLY, ado. nac^ a1\>^(l=^ betifrbcr Orbnung. ALPHABETIC (— CAL),orf/ aIp5(lI'ftiF. ALPHENix, *. bcv iveii^c (nn etncm .^afcn gcnjunbcnc) ©crftcnjuiicr. ALPHONSO, s. 9UfijnfuS, Sllfs-na (3Jiann§name). ALPINE, I. adj. i. upn bcn 9ll))cn, ja ben 91lpen gebin-ig, alp'nifd), hod); 2. ftuf bpt)en Bergen loac^fcnb; IK s. cine 9Irt ©rbbecren. ALftuiFOU, s. T. ber ^Sletglanj. ALREADY, adv. bcrcitS, fibcu. ALSATU, s. bai ©Ifafj. ALSO, adv. awd), glcic^fallg, ju^Ic'di baju, np(^. ALT, s. Mus. T. ber 31U. AJ.TAR, s ber 91 1 tar ; — cloth, ?al 3Iltartiid), bie 9nt3rbeife; — piecj^ b.i« 9lltarprf. ALTARAGE, s. bai 9lUar9eIb, 0)5fe«« gctb. iVliTARlST, s. bcr 3ntflrifl,9lltarpric{lf t. To ALTER, V. 1. a. (iubcvn, nbiinberB, iKianbern ; u. n. auberS U'erbeii, ftc^ (injicrn ; to — one's mind, firf) anbtrl bclntneu ; to — for the worse, fid) »«« fdjUmmertu U AMAL AMBI AMIA ILTER iBLE (adv. — ly), adj. aMxi- tevltc^. ^TERABLEMESS, ) s. bte 9Ibanber= AJLTERABILITY, S Uc^fnt. ^TERANT, adj. ycviitoaf tib ju anbevii, anbcvnb. „ ALTERATION, s. btc Suberiiiig, 511)- anbcruiiji, 93cranbcruuji. ALTERATWE, I. adj. etiic 53eraube= rung seniiogenb, {jcvDOvbvtiigf ub ; U. s. pi. Med. T. alteratives, intlbCVllte 51rjncien, rccld^e bte ©cifte nac^'uub Ha4 »erbcffevn. To AI TERCATE, v. n. janlflt, flvcitClt. ALTERCATION, s. bet: ^a.\\l, <5tveit, SBinttoec^ffl. ALTERN, adj. attoedt^felnb, wec^fcl§= weife; —angles, o. T. btc 23ed)fcU tvinf'l. To ALTERNATE, v. I. a. ined^felstuetfe «entd)tett, abtuec^fcfn ; u. n. abxoui^- fcliib foljiert . AI.TERNATE (odw.— LY),I.arf/.abwcc&= felitb, werbfelStceife; ll. s. bte 3Ib= iccc^felung. ALTERNATENESS, s. bflS Qlbttjcc^feln, tie iDce^fclSiDfife Solge, 3flet^c. ALTERNATION, s. bie 5lbn)ccl)fe[ung, ^Jiblofutig, gBec^fclfoIgc, ber 3Bcc^fel. ALTERNATIVE {adv.— ly), I. adj. nh' Mjcc^fclnb ; altcvitatty, jutn SSablcn ; U.S. bte ^Uternattye, SBa^l, ber2Bcc^= fclfall. ALTERNATIVENESS, s. bte 9IbW5ec^fe= lltUj). ALTERNiTY, s.bte wedfifelSmeife Solge, *JIbmcc^fclung. ALTHEA s. bet (Sibtfd^, btc n>i{be mubii, SUt^cc. ALTHOUGH, covj. obglcici^, obfcbou, sbmobl, wcnn glfirt), ungeac^tct. ALTILOaUENCE, s. bte ^od)tfabciibc, fc^iuijlftige 9icbe, ber Sombdfl. ALTiMETRY, s. o. T. bte ^51)eiiine§= Euube, ,§Dc^inepfur.bc. ALTISONANT (— nous), adj. ^od)tO= Jteiib, fc^iuulfiig, fttngctib, ^oct)tni= be lib. ALTITUDE, s. 1. btC .^D^e ; 2.J^. grs f)ab«nl)cit ; 3. ber Otpfel ; to take the trim's — . o. T. bte Soiincubo^e mef- fell ; the — of liuman greatness, ber ©ipfcl incnfc^Iic^cr Orbge. ALTIVOLANT, adj. * ^oc^ fltegcnb. ALTO, s. vid. Alt ; — key. bet 31U: fci)luffe[; — relievo, vid. Relievo. ALTOGETHER, ado. 1. jufaiiimen, oHc jufaiumctt ; 2. gattjltc^, gaitj iinb gat;, tjblltg. ALUDEL, g. Ch. T. ia9 (Subltmtrgefag. ALUM, s. ber Gitalin ; — salt, has (£teiit= falj ; — stone, ber 5Ilaiiufteitt, Stalt ; — water, ba§ 9Urtitmiiaffer ; — work, bai 9Uauitaievf,_bie "JUaititftebertt. ALUMIN, ) s bie vctiie, ober clemcit= ALUMLNA, J tare (Sibart. ssn "*«"■«"«"''• ■ ALUTATION, .i taS ©erbeii, bte ®cr= bcvet. ALVEARY, s. An.. T. bte ©e^SvbiJble. ALWAYS f Alway, vu. \\.\ ado. aUejeit, iiiimcr, (lets, beftoitbtg. AM, vid. To Be. AMABILITY, s. bte SiebenSwitrbtrtfett. AMADETTO, \ s. {%vit\ ^ilrteit oon^tr= AM.VDOT. S «f"' ^i« 3Imabotcn= btvnc. AMAiX)U, «. ber 3unberf(^»aittm. (VMAiN, adi). init aller .ft'raff, bcfttg, frifc{>, ttt allcr ^i(, i'tber .©als uiib J?opf; ^- T- biirtig (an 53prb) ' let po — ! lap bie (segcl nieber! latlt laiifen! 3uruf ait cin fetitblict)c« (£d)!ff fid) JU ergebctt. UWALttAM. s. Ch. T. ba8 SliJtalgaiua, He 9J?,ttaUinifc()uiig (jtvci 'burt^ 12 Qitecffilbcr »erbunbene 3JJetaUe) ; ber Outcf bret. To AMALGAM.\TE. v. a. Ch. T. (imaU (jamtreii, ueiiitticfeii (a}Jcta[l nttt Duecfftlber ju etucm jieige uerini= fcijen). AMALGAMATION, s. Ch. T. btC 5Ima{= gainaticn, SScrcjuicfung (2>evbiii= bung ber SJJctaUe mitJZluecffilber). AMANUENSIS, s. ber ifcc^reibfr, Bi-- creKir, ober SamulttS etneS ®ciel)r= ten. .iMARANTH, s. bcr Slmarantt), baS 2;aiifeubfd)iJn. AMARANTHINE, adj. aiTtarantbcn. To AMASS, V. a. biiufett, attf^ciufcn, an= bciufen, jufantmen^iiufen. AMASSMENT, s. bie 3lufl;dufung, 9ln= baiifitng. AMATEUR, s. etn Stcbbaber son einer (Sa^e, ber .Runflfveunb. AMATORIAL, } adj. ccrliebt ; bie Zkit AMATORY, 5 betreffcnb. AMAUROSIS, s. bie'Tsunfel^eitber^la- gen, ber frf)roarje Staar. To AMAZE, V. a. crfiaunen, erft^re^ (fen ; beftiirit macten ; to he amazed at ... , evftaintt fein iiber .... AMAZE, s. \>aS (grflaitnen ; ber Scared j in — , befiiiv5t. AMAZEDNESS, s. bag (Sr)launen, bie Seftiirjung. AMAZEMENT, s. iaS iSrflauneit, (gc^vetfen, @ntfef}en. AMAZON, s. bte Slmajone. AMAZONIAN, adj. auiajonenbaft. AMBAGES, .?. pi. ber Umrd)wetf, bie SBeitlduftgfeiteu (im 3iebeu). AMBASSADOR, s. bcr ©efatibte ;• vid. Embassador. AMBER, I. s. bcr Scrnfiein; XL adj. bernfteiiten ; — beads, 33crnfieinfo: rallcn ; — drink, baS flinbcrfarbige (golbgelbe) ©ctrdnf (*5ier, u. f. ».). To AMBER, V. a. mit 9lmbra wof)Ivie= d)cnb mac^cn, ober rdurf)ern. AMBERGRIS, s. bcr Sliubra; black—, ber (5ud)Samber; white — , ber 93o= gelamber. AMBER-SEED, s. bcr 5JbeImofc^, bie Sifamforiter. AMBER-TREE, s. ber 9Imbrabaitin (U- quidambra — L.) ; bte 3lmbrafiaube (Jlnthospermum ■ — Z,.). AMBIDEXTER, adj, S,- s. 1. ber (bte) rcc^tSunb linfS juglcicpifi; 2. fig. in alleSdttcI gered)t, ber (bie) aitf bci= ben '■Jlc^feln triigt, ber ^Id^feltrager; 3. etn 9lb»Dcat ber ftd) «om ,f Idger uitb SeEIagten jat)Ieu Idfjt. AMBIDEXTERITY, \ s. 1. bte ®e= AMBIDEXTROUSNESS, S fcJ)icflic^£cit beibe .&dnbe auf gleicbe yjrt i^u ge= braurf)en ; 2../?^.-5frf)felti-dgerei. AMBIDEXTROUS, adj. 1. Xt^ti Itnb linfS; 2. jig. e« mit beiben ^Parteien ^altenb. AMBIENT, adj. uingebcnb. AMBIGU. s. cine 3};ablseit, ino MalUi unb aBorinc«, Cbfi unb ©ebacfeneS juglcid) aufgefefet unrb. AMBIGUITY, ) s. bie 3n)eibentig= AMBiGuousNESS, J feit, S)unEeII)eit, ber 'Dovpelftnn. AMBIGUOUS {ad,\ — ly), adj. bOV^.'CU ftnitig, jweifefbaft, nngewifi', jtveibcu' tig.bunfel. AMBILOGY. .5. bie sweibeutige 3fJebe, 3n)cibcutigfcit. AMBH^ociuous, adj. swcibcuttg im 9htebrucfe. AMBIT, s. ber Untfaiig, Umfretg. AMBITION, .«. bie (Sbibcgterbe, (Sbr^ fucl)t, baS 6'[)vgefiibl, ber ©brgcij. AMBITIOUS (ndn. — ly), adj. et)vbegie= rig, cbrfuc^tig, ebrgeijig ; (— rt; aiif ) : I ani — to serve you, tC^ lltfl^e mtr etne {5'[;re barauS, Sb'if" J8 bieneit. AMBmousNESS, .•<. bie @f;rbegtcrbe.-!T AMBLE, s. bcr ^af, ^^sajigattg/^lntria* 3)reird)Iag, 3e[ter. \^. To AMBLE, V. «,ben 5Pa^, Qlntritt, obB^ Sc^ritt gcben. ■■ AMBLER, s. ber gJaggdnger, 3elttr. AMBLING, part. adi. — nn-, bcr 5}.5a^» ganger, 3e[ter; — pace, ber ^a^= gang, % 5. bie gie6cn8mur= AMIABILITV, > btgteit; baS lieb= reic^e ^ctvageii. A.M1ANTHUS, *-. bct S"rbftac^§, SllBcfl. A.MICABLE (adr. — bly), adj. fteUllb= fd)aftltc^ ; giitlici^. \M1CABLENESS, s. bte SrCUllbf^aftj 'ifbfcit. dMicK, s. iaS genjetftte 2;u^, bnS ein 'Dlewriffler iiOci: ben JtoVf ^atifl^ ba'3 aJJeSsieioanb. vmi), I prep, mttteit tit, mittctt uit= AMIDST. I tcr, itutcr. /lMIDSHIps, (uiv. JV. T. tit bet 3}Itttc be3 Spiffs. AMISS, adn. iibcl, utivc^t, itBcl anae= bxa^t. ycrfebrt, fetilevbaft, falfc^, ycrfct)(r, uufci)icf(id), uitcbett; iin= wobl ; to take — . iibcl ite^meii, titel auslcsjen, ccrbcnfcit ; to do — , uii= rcrfjt [)aubdii, fic^ uergcljen, UeblcS '.f»Ult, feblcn ; if you do ever so little — , »ciin Sic tS tm ©evtngficit »er; Kl)Clt ; it would not be — for you to, &i-., <2ic njurbcit itic^f iibel tt)un, njfUlt Sic, U. f. it). ; if any thing should happen — . JDcntt e§ ctwa fc^icf gingc, mi^ratfictt foIUe ; nothing comes — to him, cr ttimmt mit^IUem rtivlieb; cv fc^icft firf) in 2lllc§; no- iiiiiig comes — with hini, tX nintlltt niii)t« ubcl. AMITY, s. bie greunbfc^aft, baS gutc a?frnct)mfn ; bond of — , baS Srcuub= fd)aft«banb. AMMOCHKYSOS, s. ba§ Jtafecngplb. AMMONIA, s. bag 9lmmontum. AMMONIAC, s. bcv 3lmmoniaf ; gum — , ba« ©uiumt Slmmonium ; sal — , bcr Salmiaf. AMMONIAC, ) adj. antnioniaf itlifct), AMMONIACAI., $ fa(miafif($. AMMONIUM, s. bag *ilmmonium, ©ntnbmctail bcS SalmiafS. AMMUNITION, s. ber ,itricg8»orratf) ; — bread, baS Eoninti^brob. AMNESTY, s. bic *)lmncftie, aUgemcine ajcvgebuiig uiib aScrgeffnng. AMNION (— os), s. Ji. T. ba§ )^if Verier, bcr 9iunbfcbauvia&, bie 3lingbiif;Ae. AMPHITHEATRICAL, adj. m\'S>i)\ti)ta.' tralifc^. AMPLE {ado. — ly"), adj. ttcit, gcraH= mig, breit, gro^, binreic^enb,_^ rei^= lid) ; to make — promises, grofje 23cr= fprcd)ungcn t[;un, golbcne Serge »cr= fprccten. AMPLENESS, s. bic 2Beite, ®reie,giille. AMPLIFICATION, s. 1. bie (Srn)cite= nnig, 93cr(j^rbgcrung, 5luSbebnung ; 2. SiUeitliiuttgfcit (in einer Siebe). AMPLU'TICR, s. ber grweitever, 93er= grci^ercr. r<> AMPLIFY, r. L a. crwetfem, »cr= griJKcrn, au8bel)nen ; ll. n. ft^ '^':'^t- lauftg aitSbvitcfen, tocitliiufig fe5)n. AMPLITUDE, s. 1. bcr Umfang, bie aScitc, ®xm; 2. Scibigfcit; ^iillc, bcr ;)tcicf)tbum ; .1st. T. bcr 53ogen jwifdjcn -M]- unb S^iicbergang ber Sonne unb bcm tua^rcu yJ^orgen= unb 3lbcnb=513unfte ; magneticai — , ber 93ogfn beS .^ortjonteS jwif^en ber Soi'titc bei il;rcm Slufgange unb bent iiftticben obcr wcfitidjen $untte ber 2)fjagnctnabcl ; — compass, bcr 5pci[=6o'mvai Tu AMPUTATE, r. a. (cin ©licb Obcr ciuen 3»i'f tg) flbfdjncibcn, abnef)men, abliifen. AMPUTATION, s. bic 3Ibf^ncibung. AMSTERDAM, s. 5tinftctbam. AMULET, ba8 51niulct, Slubangmittcl, Saubergc^cn!, Scui^ennittcl. To AMUSE, V. n. 1. untcrbaltcn, Ber= gniigcn, belufligen, bie '^td yertrei= ben; 2. bin[)altcn; —one's self (in, with) fic^ ergijfecn, untcrbaltcn (an, mit) ; to be amused by, Sva§ {)abcn (baran), firb freiicn iiber ; it amuses me, es mad)t mir St)a^ ; to — one with fair hopes, cineu btnbaltcn. AMUSEMENT, s. bie Uutcf^aUung, bcr Beitocrtreib. • AMUSERi s. ber Untcrbalfenbe, u. f. iv. AMY, s. 91mata, 5lmatis (Svauenna= me). AMYGDALATE, o/i;.i'on 3JianbeIn, au8 9}Janbcln bereitet. AMYGDALiNE,firf/.njie2)JanbeIn,man= bclartig, ju ben 3)Iaiibetn gcbijrig. AN, I. art. vid. A ; II. conj. vid. If. ANABAPTiSM, s. bic 5*c[)rc cbcr Scftc bcr SBiebettaufer. ANABAPTIST, s. bct 9lnaba))tifl, 2Bie= bcrtiiufer. ANABAPTISTRY, s. (»erac|tli(f)) bie £cf)re ber SBicbertaufcr. ANACAMPTic. mij. T. juriiiwerfcub, juriicfgenjovfcn, 5uru(ffci)allcnb. ANACAMPTICS, s. pi. Opt. T. bic M.a' toptxit _(?cbrc. von ben juritifixcmors "cnen ?i(^tfira^len). A.NAN ANACATHARTIC, s. Med. T. i t nuf« rvcirtg njirfcnbc Slrjcnci. ANACHORETE, > ., .„^„„„^.^ ANACHORITE, r • '^'"'"^"^• ANACHRONISM, s. bcr Sluac^rouiSmuS, %c\)kx in ber 3eittc^uung. ANACHRONISTIC, adj. jcitnjibrig, ana' c^roniftifd). ANACLASTlC-GLASSES (vexino-glas.-! Es\ s. pi. 3?erirglafer. ANACLASTICS, s. pi. Opt. T. bie 5>iop= trif (Sebre «om }uriicfflrat)lcuben 8id)te). ANACtENOsis. s. ciuc rcbncriff^c Si' giir, bie Su^iJ^cr urn ibvc 3}ieinung fragenb. ANACREONTIC, adj. auafreontifrf). ANADEME, s. + ctne 33lutnenffone ; ^auptbinbe ber^oniginncn. ANADiPLOSis, s. Rh. T. bie SBcrbopV?' lung. ANAGLYPH, s. bflS ^ocbbilb. ANAGLYPTic, s. bie .^oc^bilbcrci ; adj. bie .§od)bilberei betreffenb. ANAGOGUE, \s. 1. bie t^rbcbung bc3 ANAGOGY, 5 @eiite« ni ^immlird^er S8ctrac6tung ; 2. bie 9lnrc'enbung bcr Sinnbilbcr tm 2Ilt. S;efl. in ber (5rr Hcivung bcS 9i. %. ANAGOGICAL (ndp. --ly), adj. T. gc= ^eimnitlyoU, crl)aben ANAGOfilcs, s. pi. Th. T. gel^cimui^a »oUc Sctradjtuugcn. ANAGRAM, s. T. bag Sluagramm, bcr ^uc|)ftabcn»ed)fcl. ANAGRAMMATIU, } adj. ANAGRAMMA'UCAI^ {adu. — ly) , j .ana= grammatifd). AJSTAGRAMMATISM, s. T. bie 33erfcfeiing ber SBuc{)ftabcn, Jtunji Sinagrammeu 5U mac^en. ANAGRAMMATIST, s. bcr 9Inagrami«a= tifl, 2lnagrammenmad;er. To ANAGRAMMATIZE, v. n. 5luiigran:= men mad)cn. ANALECTA (— cts), s.p/.5lnatclten, bie Sammlung wic^tigcr 5Inmcrfungcn, Sragmente, u. f. h). (eine«^}Iutor8). ANALEPSIS, s. Med. T. bie aBicbcrtlCV' flcUung eineS burcf; Jlraufl;eit abges jebrten .ftorpcrg. ANALEi-Tic, adj. ftiirfeub, iicnjcnftar.-' fcnb. ANALOGICAlr. (adv. — ly). adj. atialO' gifd), gIcid)formig, al)n(id). ANALOGiCALNESS, s. bie flualogifcf;? S8efd)affcnl)cit. ANALOGISM, s. T. bet 9lnalogiemus ber auf 91eb«Iid)fril ber Sycrpltttipe gcbaucte Sc^lu^. To ANALOGIZE, v. a. (inalogtfd) erllii^ rcn, ober fdjlicfjcn. ANALOGOUS, adj. anologifc^, (il^nlid). ANALOGY. .'. 1. bie Slnafpgie, 9Ie^n= lic^fcit, Olcidjfijrnitgtcit, Itcbcicin^ fiimmuiig ; 2. SpracvS^nlic^feit ; to 11,-ive or l)ear — to (with), mit cilKt Sad;e 5lcf)i'.Iirt)feit ^aben. AN.\i.YsiS!, s. T. bie 9lna[i)fc, 91uf(8» fung, 3crlcgung, 3crglicrcrung. ANALY'ST, 5. T. bcr 9Inali)tifcr, • ANALYTIC C— ICAL. adv. — ly), ndj. T oiialy)tifci^, auPofet!b, jerglicbcnib. . ANALY'ncs,s.K T. bic 9lnah;ttf, 9Uif* Iofung«= obcr 3evfllicbcrungi5{c()r5, ©rfinbungsfunbe. To ANALYZE, r. a. T. anaU^ftveu, ill fcine 33cflanbtf;cile auflOfen, scrtjlic= bcm. ANALYZER, .f. .r. i. bcr 5lnal\)titcr ;. 2. bas 9luPofung«mittcl. ANAMORPHOSIS, s. T. eiu ©cmaUe. ba§ in uevfcbiebcner Sntfcrnung »er- fcbiebcnc ©cgenflaube sorjielU. ANANAS, s. bie SlnanaS, bet Jtonig»« a}}fct. 19 ANCH ANGE ANIM LNAPEST, s. T. \>tx 5InaVafl, 3'tvu(f= fct)lagfr. ANAPESTIC, aiij. niinpafiifd). ANAPHORA, s. T. bic 9liiaV^er, SBie= bei-l)otuitg beS SfJamlic^ett ju 3ln= faiigc ctner jcbeti $^rafe (rhetor. St= guv). ANAPLEROTIC, adj. S. T. bflS glctfc^ roac^feit madjen (tu aSunbeii). ANARCH, s. bev -2lnarct),Di-bituiigf}orcr. ANARCHIC (—cKi.),adj. annvc^ifc^, ge= fefelos, juqcUo^, sermtrrf. ANARCHisr, s. ber Setitb bcr ®cfcfe= itc^Ecit, bee ©torei: bet gefcfelic^eti Dvbitung. ANARCHY, s. bie 5lnar(f)ie, ©cfcfeloftg^ fftf/ Biigcllofts^fett, SScruurning, bci- rfgeutiote 3"ft. ANATOMCAL {adB.—LY),a-lj. anato- ANATOMIST, s. biv 5l«atontifcr, 3er= aluberer. 7'j ANATOMIZE, ?5. a. anatoitiircn, 5cr= il(tcticrit. ANATOMV, g. 1. bie 5Inatomte, 3er= gficbcning^hiuft ; 2. Sfvgltebcvuiig. ANATRON. s. ba« ^Kaiierfalj, bcr ^SaU peter ; bcr (yiasfci>aum,bie (SlaSgallc. ANCESTOR, 1. s. sing, bcr g3ovfat)r, -J1()H, Sfamrauiltcr ; 2. «. pi. ancestors, bie ^BoraUern, *ill)iten. ANCESTRAL, adj. uibcii S^prfa^rcii gc= ()orciib, von bcu5]ovfa^rcnfommcub, d^uiic^. ANCESTRY, s. 1. bte 9J^itcn, 93oraI= tern ; 2. bie gJjre bcr Slbftammung, ©eburt. ANCHOR s. bcr 9lnfcr ; to cast (yr drop — , bcii 9liifer fliilwcrfett ; to ride at — , cor 9liifcr liegcn ; to weigh — . fceii 31tifcr iiitteu ; to shoe an — , ci= ncn 5lufcr fc^utjen, beflciben; the — is come lioiiie, or the — drives, bcr 2llt= fcr fct)Iej)pt ; shank or beam of the — , bte ?lnfcrnitf)e ; bow — , ber ®abel= oitfer ; sheet — , bcr .5am)taitfcr ; — of hope, bie Slagge luU bem >§off= uungSautcr^ To ANCHOR, j;. I. jt. 1 . sor 5lnf er liegeit ; 2. Jiff, bet (?tumS flcbcii bleibcii, ^c^ auf dtmaS t)efteuj XL a. aii!ern, »pr Sliifer legeii, ANCHORAGE, s. 1. alfc 9lnfer ctncS ©itiffeS ; 2. bcr !?(nfci-griinb, 'ihikv^ pla^ ; 3. — . (duty of — ), bag 3liifcr:: gelb, .Gafeiigclb. anchoress! s. btc 3«rurfgc5pgcitc, (Jtiifiebleriiin. ANCHiiRET Anchorite, s. ber@illficb= ler, aBnlbbnibcr. ANCHOR-GROUND, s. ber (gute) yin= fcrgruiib. INCHOR-HOLD, s. 1. fcic .galtung cber Se?lig£ett be8 5liifcr8 ; 2. y^ bie olt ; «orig, el)emaltg ANCIENT, s. 1. bic grope Slaggc; 2. + ber S'ibnbricb. ANCIENTLY, adv. »pr 9Utcr8, cbcbcm. ANCIENTNESS, s. iaS 2lUcr, 5lltcr= tbunt. ANCIENTRY, .■?. iciS 9Utertbiim bes Stammcg, baS ®cfii;Uj^r, i>ie alte SBiirbe. ANCILLARY, adj. alS SJJagb bicnciib. ANCLE, vid. Ankle. ANCON, s. Ji. T. ba« oberfie (Snbe bc« glbogcng. ANCONY. s. T. bicauf Stabcifi'ii gcnr= beitcte Sluine ; baS 3ficbfn baraiif. AND, conj. tl lib; f ; WCU!I ; — please God, fo ®Ott RhU ; a little more — he would have been killed, C? fcbltC tlid^t »iet fo ware cr gctobtct ivorbcn. AND.\LUSL^ s. 9lnbaliifteu (Xt)cil son gpantcti). ANDANTE, s. ba« 9lnbante. ANDIRONS, s.p/.bte geuerbijcfe, Sranb= bi)(fc; Sratbijrfe. ANDRANATOMY, s. bic Slitatomic ci= nc8 3}iannc§. ANDREW, s. aiubrcaS; merry --, bcr ^aiistvurfl. ANDR0(;YNAL (nous, ndv. — Lv), adj. jwtttcrbaft, jmittcrarfig. ANDROGYNUS, s. ba« a)iannwctb, bev 3roitter. ANDROIDES, s. pi. ftctnc ntciifc^Iicbc f^tgiircn, weldjc nitttelft einee tiiiicrn 5;ricbivcrfS mcnfd;licl)e ^onblungeii yervid)ten, ®ratt)VitVpen. ANDROPHAGUS, s. bcr ajienft^ctifrcfs fcr, ©aiiutbal. ANEAR, prep. + liabc. ANECDOTE, s. bic 9lncfbDte. ANECDOTicAL, adj. aucfboteitarttg, 9e= fc^irbffiinrtig. ANEMOGRAPHY, s. T. bic 93cfc^ret= bung bcr SBiiibc. ANEMOMETER, s. r. bcr aBtiibmcffcr (cin Siiflrumcnt). ANEMONE, s. bic 51nemone, ^lav^)cr= rofc. ANEMOSCOPE, s. T. bcv 2Btiibjctger. ANES, s. pi. bic 3lgcii, 5l(^elii, @r»m= tieti an ben 9Icf;rcti bc3 ®ctrei^cS ober ®rnfe«. ANEURISM, s. Med. T. bic SpuUabcrgc- fc^wulft, bcr aibcvfrovf. ANEW, adv. WW ^iciicm, aufs Sftciic, njicber, uncbevum, abcrmalg. ANFRACTUOUS, adj. »olI ,5iriimmitn= gen, frunim, geiuunbcn, wiiifelig. ANFRACTUOU'SNESS, s. baS .^ruiiiine, aBintlige. ANGEIOGRAPHY, Angeiolooy, vU. An- OIOQRArHY, &c. ANGEL, .,. 1. ber ©ngcl ; 2. bcr (5n= oclot, engelstbaler (alte englifdic aJiiinseyon 10 (Sdjillingen) ; — a?c, * bcr cngclglcid)c 3"ftanb ; —like. ciigc(glcid), cnglifc^; — fish, bcr 9J2ccvfanfifc^ ; — shot, bie Jlcttcnfiu gel. ANGELIC (— CAL, ado. — cally) adl cnglifcb, cngcli'',(cid). ANGELICA, s. i; bic 9liigclifa, (5ngcl= tvurs ; 2. (cm Sraucnitamc). ANGELICALNE,SS, .^. l._baS ©ngtifd)f, bie cnglifd)c *-Ocfdia|Tenbctt ; 2. bte l)b(^Pe 33or5ii9Ud)fctf. ANGELOLOGY *. fcie Sngellefire. .\NGEr.OT, s. 1. bie5lngclifaO.?Irt?au« te) ; 2. cine 9ht stcrccfiger Jtcife au« bcr Sflormanbtc; 3. cine englifd)t ®olbmiinsc (5 per. ANGLE, s. 1. bcr 9Bin!tI; 2. ber 9ln» gclbrtfen; bie SIngel; — rod, bie9lu» gclrutbe. To ANGLE, V. I. n. angcln ; ii. a. anlo« rfcn, anjiebcn. ANGLER, s. bcr 9lngler. ANGLES, .s. pt. bte jJliigcIn (cin bcHt> fdicr S3oltgflanim, roc()er bcr ^lamt (Snglcinbcr;. ANGLICAN, adj. 1. ;|n bcr anglifanifd)fn (cnglifd)en) ,5?trd)C gcbo'rcnb; 2. aH= glttanifd), englifct. ANGLICISM, s. bcr?lnglict§mn§, btc f>- gcntbihniidje englifd)c 5)icbcnSart. To ANGLICIZE, v. a. angltfivcu, cnglifA mactcn. ANGLING-LINE, s. btc 91ngclfd)nur ANGLING ROD, s. bic 9liigelrntbe. ANGLO-DANISH, adj. augclbSnifd). ANGLO-NORMAN, adj. angcliioiniciii* nifd). ANGLO-SAXON, adj. angclfadififd) ANGOR. s. bcr (5d>mer5, bic !peiii. ANGRILY, adv. gprnig; cnt^iinbct; m speak — to one,3f"iiiiiben iibcl anlaf< fen, anfafjrcn ; a sore that looks — , cin bofcr, (gcfai)rlicl)cv, entjunbctcr) Sdtaben. ANGRY, adj. SPrntg,bDfe; to make one — , (Jincn crjiimfn, bofc ina(tcn ; lo he — with (at) one, auf (Stncrt bijft fc»n ; I am — at it, id) bin bariiber bofc ; an — corn, cin bofcg ^ii^ner= fluge. ANGUILIFORM. adj. aalartiit. ANGUISH, .T. bie 9Ingfl, Gn j?nmnicr, Sd)iiKrj. To ANGUISH, V. a. iiiit 9Ingfi crgrci= fen, qniilcii, niit bcftigcni (Sdjnifvj dngiitigcn. ANGULAR [adv. — ly), adj. Wiufclig, edig. ANGULARITY, \ s«4 5tn;,.».H,r ANGULARNEss. \ '• ^«* 3Btnfehgf. ANGULOUS,. fidj. cdtg, roinfclig. ANGUSTATION. s. bic aScrciigmig. ANGUSTICLAVIUM, s. bcr fd)nuiIfiJU= migc $urvnno(f.bcr roinifcbcn 3liitf r. ANHEIATION, s. bag itcudjcn. ANIGHT, ) ndv. bci S^fa^t, tn bcr ANIGHTO, > 5TJad)t. ANIL. s. bcr 91nil, bic Subigovflanje. ANILITY, s. bag bobc njcibfic^c 9lUer, bag 9Ufn.icibcriiiapigc. ANIMADVERSION, s.'l. bic (tabelnbc) aSemcrfung, 9ltimerfung; 2. bte S8e= flrnfung. To ANIMADVERT, v.n. 1. wabme^mcn, iiicvfcn.cmpfiiiben ; 2. »crmctfen, nbn« ben, beftrafcn ; to — a thin? upon (on) one, ginem ctwag serttcifen, ifju ba- fiir beftrafcn; to —upon (on)...; t^l* bclnbc 9?ctiad)tnngcn mati^cn iiber...; Sfiotij ncbmcn roit . . ANiMADVERTER, s. bcr 93cfivcfcr, bet SScnuctfer. ANIMAL, 1 s. bag Sbier ; — kinpdom, bag JJbierretd) ; H. adj. aiunialif<^>, tl;i?rifc^; ftnnlt(^. ANNU ANSW ANTE ANI\ULCULE. s. ba« 5:bier*en. ANIMALIZATION. s. tit 2«beu«mitf ^ct= luiijj (yon 2;i)tercn). 7^ ANIMALIZE, v.a.i. t\im^^t§ ?C= bcii gcbcit; 2. ill tjjtcrifc^eii ©toff oerwaiffcelii. To ANLVLvrE, n. a. 1. bclebctt, bcfcclett ; 2. fig. aufmuntern, nufeucvn. ANliVUTE, adj. Icbeitbtfl, bcfcelt. AN'AUTED, part. eulj. 1. bclcbt, bC- feelt ; 2. fg. Icb^aft ; — by, a«fi^f= muiitcit burd) ; — with, belcbt »bii. ANIMATION, s. I. bic 93elcbung, S8e= falling; 2. Sebl)afttnfctt, !^cbcnbtg= ff it ; to give - , ill ^cweguiig fefteit, befeclcn. ANLVL^TiVE, ai^. bctebcitb, befecUiib. ANLMATOR, s. ba§ syelcbcnbf. ANIMOSITY, s. bte ^fftigfctt, ^ifee; (Si-bittcvung, bci- ®roU, ^om. ANlNGA, s. cine aOuvjel aiif bcii 3ltu riUeii jum SucffiTaffxiiticn. ANIS, Anise, s. bcr ^llliS; Indian — (stellated — ,) bcr ©tcriinuiS ; — seed, bft 9liii«faineu, 2liiiS. ANKEU, s. tai 9litfei-fa6(^cn. ANKLE, jAnklk-bo-ne), s. bcv JxllOC^cl am Suge. ANN, Anne, s. 5lnita ((^Mucimame). ANNALIST, s. bfr ^Iiiiialift, 5innaleii= fcljveibcv, ©bronifeufc^veibcf. ANNALS, s.pi. bie 2limaleii, 3a;^rbii= ci)ix, bis (S^ronit. ANNATS, Annates, s. pi. bte SlnimtClI. To ANNEAL, v. a. T. cillbreitlKlI, bic garbeu auf®la§; abhi^Uii, abt)av= ten (baS gebljfeiie @IaS). To ANNEX, V. 1. a. aupugcn, beifii= flcn, yevbir.bcii; u. n. aiigc^aiigt iDcrbcn. ANNEXATION, s. btc 3luf>iiigung, 9Ser= biubung. ANNEXMENT, s. 1. bie SSerbiubuiig; 2. Hi 3]crbuubcue, ber 9lnbang. ANNIHILABLB, adj. ucrntc^tbav, 5CV= flijrbar. To ANNIHILATE, v. a. ycnttd)teit, jcr= ftorcii. 4NNimLATiON, s. 1. bic 3[?eniirf)tung, 3crfli)ruiig ; 2. Stic^tigfeit, bet du= ^crfte aSerfall. ANNIVERSARILY, adv. a.Wii\)X\\i), bie 3al)re3fcici- betrcffc.ib. ANNIVERSARY, 1. s. bevSaljrtag, ba§ SaBrfci) ; bie Sabrfeier, ba§ 3abrbc= giiugni^ ; anniversaries, s. pi. 9luuis vcrfarfeii (bci beii Jtatbolitcii), (2ec= Icninfffcn bie Kiglic^ bii§ ganie 3at)t l)tnbiivc^ gebalteit roerbcn (follcii) ; 2. adj. jiibrlicb. ANNOMINATION, vid. Agnomination. To ANNOTATE, v. a. aiiinertcn. ANNOTATION, s. bieSliimerfuiig, 9}ote. ANNOTATOR, s. ber iJliiinerfer, iHatm^ matter. ANNOTTO, vid. Arnotto. To ANNOUNCE, v. a. 1. antfiitbtgeu, anjetgcn, uerfiinbigcii, betamtt ina= cfeeti ;' 2. mefbcti, auinelbc it. ANNOUNCEMENT, s. bie Uliijeigc, 9lu= liinbiguitg, SBefaiintmadjuiig. ANNOi'jNciiR, s. ber 3lii}eigev, 9liiliin= bigcr, SSn-fiiiibiger. To ANNOY. V. a. bcuitnibigcn, ^tngeit, SSftbni^ oerurfadjeii, befcfjiueten, bc= lafligeii, ftorcii. ANNOY, s. bie ^lage, bee Serbvuft bie SBefcbrocrbe, Utifu^e. ANNOyAnCE, «. I. md. Annov, s. II. bag ^Si'itunibigen, $(agen, it. f. to. ANNOYER, s. bft Quakr^ Spiagegcifi, StiSrer, 53eutiru[)igef. ANNUAL (alv. — lv). adj. jiibl'ticb. ANNUITANT, s. bcv aieiitucc, 3flcuten= baber, Seibsiicbtiger. ANNUITY, i. bie -ilimitttat, jnbvli^e i?*ibreiite; bag Sabrgelb. To ANNTJL, V. a. ontuinivctt, utigultig tnacbcn, auf^ebeii, abfc^affcit ; + x>cx= nidjteii. ANNULAR, (— lary), adj. ringfbrmtg. ANNULET, s. 1. bcr flctite acting. ba« ^ittgcl^en; 2. .^rdi. T. eiiie tleiiie tierecfige ©efiminSocrjieruitg in bev borifcbcit (gauleiiorbnuitg. ANNULMENT, s. ba§ 33eriiicf)tcit, 2luf= bebeit, bie 51nnuUining. To ANNUMERATE, v. a. basiljci^lcn, bin^tirecbncn. ANNUMERATION, s. bic ^illJUVecb^ iiuiig, Sei^abliing. To ANNUNCIATE, v. a. VCVtiiubigcit, vid. To Announce. ANNUNCIATION, s. bif 33cvfiinbigiing; — day. 3Jiaria SJevfiiitbiguiig. ANNUNCIATOR, .9. bcr "Juifiiiibiger. ANODYNE^ -arf/ fcbmcrjftiUcub. ANODYNES, s.pl. Med. T. fc^metjjlil= Unbe 3JJittcI. n ANOINT, V. a. falbeii, fcbmicreit. ANOINTED, pp-t ndj. gcfalbct; tlie Lonl's — , ber (A)efiUbtt' be« ■term. ANOINTER, s. bcr ealboiibe. ANOINTIN&OIL, s. bal Salbol. ANOINTMENT, s. bas Siilbeii, bie Salbuiig. ANOMALISM, s. bic 9lnomaIic, 2lb= TOcicbung sen ber 3tegel. ANOMALISTIC, \ adj. Ottomalifd), ANOMALISTICAL, s abmcicbeiib ; ji.u. T. — year, bie ^iit cixitS UmlaufeS ber (Srbe. ANOMALOUS (adv. — ly), adj. ano- maliffb. abiucicbciib, iiiivcgelinatJig- ANOMALY, s. 7'. bie 9Iiipiitalie, 2lb= njcirbiiitg, Uiucgflmdiiigfeit. ANON, adu. 1. gleid), fogleicb, balb; 2. juiDcilcn; 3. maS gtcbt'a? ii'ie UCrflcben (gic bnSV ever and—, im= iiier fort. ANONYMOUS M-i. — ly), adj. ailO= ni;mifcb, obne Slamcii, iiiigcuaiiut. ANOREXY, s. Med. T. ber a)iaitgcl ait SJVpetit, ^fel »or Spcifcii. ANOTHER, ru/j. till 9lubever, eiiie 9lii= bcre, ciii '••'liibcreS ; one — , gegciifei= tig, ciiianber; one amonK — , uiiter eiiiaitber ; one witli — , iiiit cinatiber, (SiiiS iiiS 9lnbcre gcrccbnet ; one after — , nac^ eiiiaiibcr ; one from — , uon eiiiauber. ANSATED, adj. gcbeitteff, iiiit .§aiib= baben. To ANSWER, V. a. X- n. 1. atltmortctl ; 2. 9icbc utib Vliitiuort gebcn, «cvaiit= njortcn ; 3. biirgcu, gut ft\m ; 4. cnt= fvrcc^cu, geinap fei)it ; 5. ©eiiiige lei= ftcii, gcniig tbiiu, abbclfeii, erfiitlcii, bcfricbigcii, besablett; 6. bityctt; 7. geliiigeti, anfd)lagen; to — again, er^ H)icberit, 'jcrfe^eti; to — for, JBiirge wevben, gut fagcn, ftcben, baftcit fiir...; to — a biii.jv/. keineu9Bctbfcl beifcn, einlofen ; to — a debt, eiue iSd)uIb bc= jablcn ; to — in law, »or @erid)t er= fd)eineu, ftd)ftellen; to — exigencies, iu 9lotbfalIeu bicnen ; it answers the purpose, cS bieut jur ort. 9ied)eiifd)aft; 3. ber(5in= ttjurf, bieSOicberieguug, ®egenfd)rift ; .v. r. bcr ®egcngruB (.mit'Jt\inonen= fd)iiffcit) ; 4. to return — , Slittioort crs tbcileu, autivovtcn. ANSWERAP.LE (aiv. — bly), ndj. 1. be= atitiuorllid); 2. sevautaiortlid) ; 3. entt>rcd)cnb ; 4. geinaS. augcnieffcn, fdjirflid) ; 5. glcii^, abniic^ ; to be — for, ciuftcbeit fiir . . ANSWKRABLENESS, s. 1. bie ^Crt«t= l«Drtlid;fcit; 2. SSerantivortlidjfeit; 3. ©entSg^eit, (SctiJficftfeit, 9In8<« mcffenbcit ; 4. 3lebnlid)fcit. ANSWERER,s.ber2liitn)ortcitbe; (Seg» ncr. ANT, s. bie 5lmetfe, ANTAGONISM, s. iaS ©egcufirebeit, SBibcrilrciten. ANTAGONIST, s. ber ©cgucr, 2Biber=» facber; .4. t. bcr ©cgciimu^fcl. ANTAGONIST, adj. gcgciiftrebciib, Wi* bcrftreitcub. ANTAGONISTIC, adj. wiberflrciteub. To ANTAGONIZE, v. ii. wiberftvciteu. ANTANACLASIS, s. Rh.T. bie S3icbcr« boluiig ciuc« SBortciS iu oerfc^icbes ncm @iun. ANTANAGOGE, s. Rh. T. ctne wicbers bcfdiulbigcnbe 9lntivort. ANTAPHKODiTic, adj. autiscuertf*. ANTAPOPLFxrric, adj. autivoplc^ifc^, gcgen beu Scblag. ANTARCi'lc, adj. am (Siibpole, fiiblic^ ; the — pole, or the — , bcr Subpol. ANTARTHRITIC, adj. tut WitCC bit @id)t. ANTASTHMATIC, adj. gut toibcr bit ©ngbriifligfcit. ANT-BEAR, s. bcr 5lineifciibar, 9lui«t=: feufreffcr {Myrmecophiga — />.). ANTE, prirtic. in cimpos. I'Or. ANTEACT, s. baS SScrgaugeuc, bie »»r= gaugene 2:bat. ANTECEDANEOUS, adj. »orbtrfle|cnb. To ANTECilDF, v. v. wbrbcrgcbcu. ANTECEDENCE (— cy), aO ba« '^BOX' bergcbcit, fviibcre 23orbaubcufetu. ANTECEDENT (a(/o. — ly.), I. adj. »JOr= bcrgcl)eiib, »or; to be— to, vorbergc^ bcu, cbcr fciiu al« . . ; II. s. T. baa ■■Jlutcccbcn^, ber 33oiberfa§, bag a5ov= bcrglicb. ANTECESSOR, s. bcr QSorganger, SSor« fabr. ANTECHAMBER, s. iaS SSorjtmmcr. ANTECHAPEL, s bic 5>JprbaHe. ANTECURSOR, s. bcr SSorlaufcr. To ANTEDATE, v. a. 1. baS SatUlIl friiber fc|}cii, juriicf batireu ; 2. * »or» fd)incifcii, oorciupftiibcu. ANTEDATE, s. tas frubcre 'Datum. ANTEDILUVIAN, 1. ni(eptifd>, gut toibcr bn8 bofe 2Scfcu. AN'TEPOSITION. s. Oram. T. bic SSpr'' fc^uug cities 20ortc«. ANTEl'REDICAWENT, .9 T WaS »0t bcr ^cbrc you bcu !prabicamenteii oorbcr gcbt. ANTERIOR, adj. yovbcrgcbfub, fruber (bcr 3cit, bci- ?age uiib bem Orte nad)), oorbcr, bobcr, (i ncr. ANTERIORITY, s, ba« (Sbcrfcnii, bei Sorjug, JBovrnng, bie bol)erc Stelle, ba§ bi^b'" 511' f'- ANTERIORLY, adv cf)cr, >.'crbcr, juoor 15 ANTI ANTI ANTI ANTEROOM, s. baS SSorstntiucr. ANTES, s. pi. T. bie sorfvriiigcnbeu Slrai^cvfctler. ANTHELMINTIC, adj. gUt ttJtbCt bte aBiirmer. ANTHEM, s bcr 2Bed)fcI(tor, S^orgc:^ fang, ^o%ef(iitg, hetltge ©ffrthg, bic aJIotctte yon bet Drgcl Bcglctte t. ANTiiEMis (— NOEiLis), s. bte vomtfite ^aintlle. ANTHEMWISE, adj. WCC^fcInjCtfc ^OVs ftugcnb. ANTHER, s. B. T. bcr oBerfie %\)n[ bcs ©faubfibenS. ANT-HILL, s. bee yimctfcn^aufcrt. ANTHOLOGICAL, adj. ant&olofltfc^. ANTHOLOGY, s. bic *ilnt^o(ogie, 53Iu- inciiUfe. ANTHONY, s. SlitfoiituS, 9lnton, (502annSnamc); Antiiony's-fire. ba§ 5Iutoniu«=S'cuei-, bte JRofe, bcr 9iotf)= lauf. ANTHRACITE, } , f«T/.«,t^<,r» ANTHRACOLITE, \ *•"""'• ©Innj^O^l^- ANTHRAX, s bte .(tvafef, gidubc, $eil= Ijeulc, Jlavbiiiifel. ANTHROPOGRAPHY, > s. T. bie 9In= ANTHROPOLOGY, > t^ro))t>Iogte, 9JaturIct)ve be« 5JJctifc^en. ANTHROPOLOGiau., adj. an(^ro))oIo= gtf(^. ANTHROPOLOGIST, s. bcr ^liitoropolog. ANTHROPOMORPHISM, s. bie ?cbre, njclcl)e Oott cine mcnf(^Itd)e ©epalt bcilcgt. ANTHROPOMORPHITE, s. ber ®Ott cine menfc^licije ®e^iU tetlegt. ANTHROPOPATHY, s. bie bcm 2JJcil= ft^cn fi(icntl)iimtt4)c 'JIvtju cmpfinbcn. ANTHROPOPHAGI, s.pl. bte 2Jieiifc^ctt= freffer. ANTHROPOPHAGOUS, adj. bie 9J?cn= fc^en freffcnb. ANTHROPOPHAGY, s. bie 3JJcnfcl;e:t= freffevtt. ANTHROPOSCOPY, s. bic ^Peu'-t^eiliing bf g 6^ava!tci-« itac^ ben Stni mcntcn bcS ^orpcrS. ANTHROPOSOPHY, .9. T. bte Jtciintni^ bcr menfrf)lid)cn 3lai 93or= greifeu; 2. bic iSorcinpftnbung, bcr iBorfc^mmf ; 3. bie ©rroartung; 4. ba« 3">'Pi^fPi">"f»- ANTICIPATOR, s. bcr corner n)eg= nintmt, sorgrcift, jnyortomnit. ANTICIPATORY, adj. Dorwcgneljmcnb, vpi-gcnicficnb, oorgrcifenb. ANTICLIMAX, s. Riict. T. bie ®egen= fteigcrnng. ANTICONSTITUTIONAL, adj. 9Crfaf= fungswibrig. ANTICONSTITUTIONALIST, s. bcr ©cgner bcr UJcrfaffung. ANTICONTAGIONIST, 5. bcr ©cgncr bcrSlnflccfungSlc^rc. ANTicoNTAGious, adj. gut wibcr 2[n= flcffung. ANTICONVULSIVE, adj. anticonOUlft= uifc^, gut Juiber S^crji'idungen. ANTICOR, s. bie vcflbcnlcnartige ®e= fcbiintlfl an bcr 33vuft bcr -^Jfcbc. ANTICOSMETIC, adj. ©djijui^citjcrfiij: reub. ANTicouRTiER, s. bcr ©cgncr ober Seiub bc« .§ofc«. ANTICREATOR, .?. ber ©cgncT obcr geinb beS Sd^iJVfcrS. ANTIDEMOCRATIC, ) o(7;.ber9So[f8= ANTIDEMOCRATICAL, 5 rcgicrungjit^ wiber. ANTmOTAL, \adj. «ls ©cgcngift ANTIDOTICAL, ) bicncub obcr jvir= fenb. ANTIDOTE, s, ba§ ©cgcngift. ANTIDYSENTERIC, adj. gilt Wibcr bic rot[)e 9^uf)r. ANTIEMETIC, md. Antemetics. ANTIENTHUSUSTIC, adj. bcnt ©nt^U= ftii^muS ^uwiber. ANTIEPISCOPAL, adj. bCr tifc^oflic^cn aSerfaffuug junjibcr, ANTIEVANGELICAl,, adj. bcm Wa^rcn (Sinn bcS (SsangeliitmS juanbcr. ANTIFACE, s. ba« ®cgtitgcftd)t. ANTiFANATic, s. bcr iictnb bcr ®Iau= bcngfd;rodrmcr. ANTIFEBRILE, adj. tuibcr ba« Sicicr bieniic^. ANTiHECTiCw/7. gut nnbcr bie .gc!fif. ANTHIYPNOTIC, adj. gut Wibcr btC (Sd)taffucfct. ANTIHYPOCHONDRUC, adj. gut lUtbcr bic .gi^vof^onbrie. ANTIHYPOPHORA, flrf/, iJAct. T. btc3ln= fiibrnng einer ©cgenbemciSfteUc. ANTiHYSTERics, "s. pi. 3JJiticl gcgcn bic ajjutterbcfd)i»crung. ANTILOGARITHM, s. Mat. T. bic ©r^ ganjung beg Sogarit^muS cineg ©i= mi, einer 2;angcntc ober Sefantc. ANTILOGY, s. bcr SBibcrfprud), in bcn aBorten ober <2tcUcn cineS (Sd)rift= flclJcrg. ANTIMANIAC, \adj. gut witcr bcn ANTIMANIACAL, J 2Ba[;nfinn. ANTIMETABOLE, s. Rhet. T. bic 3lnti= mctnbolc. ANTIMETATIIESIS, .f. Rkct. T. bic5ln= timctatbcfig. ANTIMETRICAI,, adj. gegcu bie atcgcrn bcr jDictrit. ANTiMiNiSTERLVL, adj. bcni 3JJintfle= rinm fcinblid). ANTiMiNiSTERiALiST, s. bcr ©cgncr beg iRinifteriumg. ANTIMONARCHICALNESS, s. bag 9ln^ tintonard)ifct)c ; bcr ^a^ gcgcn bie 5Uicnard)ic. ANTIMONAROHICAL, adj. anttnionar= d)ifd), gcgcn bic i)Jionard)ic. antimon'ial, ) adi ontimonifd),i(um ANTiMONic, > Svicijglafc gcprig, ANTiMONious, ) baraug bcrcttct. ANTIMONY, s. bag 9Inttmonium ©picjjglag. ANTIMORALIST, s. bcrgciub bcr (2ttt« lid)fcit. ANTINEPHRITIC, adj. gUt Wibcr 9^tC« renfranfbeitcn. ANl'iNOMiAN, T. s. bcr 5lntinonticr, ©cfc^fliirmcr, (?ctnb ober®cgnerbc8 ®efc^eg ; 11. adj. fciitbli(^ gcgcn baS ®cfc^; 8U ber Sctte ber ^lutinomi* flen gcbijrtg. ANTINOMIST, s. vid. Antinomian. ANTiNOMLVNiSM, s. bic Sc^rc bcr 9Itt= tinomicr. ANTINOMY, s. bcr SBibcrfpfuc^ jwcier ®efe^e, ober jwcicr 2Irti£el in ctnem ©cfc^c. ANTIPAPAL, )adj. bcm ^ap^' ANTiPAPiSTic, > tf)Uine fciublic^, ANTIPAPISTICAL, ) gcgcuVapfllid). ANTIPARALLEL, adj. in eittgcgcngc= fester *Hic^tung. ANTIPARALYTIC, adj. »ibcr bcn (Sc^Iagflup obcr bie SJd^inung bien* Hc^. ANTIPATHETIC (— cal ; adv. —c al- ly), adj. von Slatur juwiber, ttjtbrig, unscrtrdg(td). antu'atIieticalness, s. bag 91itti= Vatbetifcfte, natiirlid)c STnJtbcrfck^n. ANTIPATHY, s. bic 9lntipatl)ic, bcr na^ tiirnct)e SBibcrnjillc, bic ^Ibncigung, SH'iberfircbung, ber .ipaf, 9lbfc^cu. ANTiPATRioi'ic, mIj. bent iBatcrlanbf fcinblicb. antiperistasis, s. bcr SESibcvflaiib, (2trctt5ti3ciercntgcgcngefe§tcr3)inge A^fTIPIi3T^LENTIAL, adj. wibcr bi« ^(^ bicnlic^. ANTIPHLOGISTIC, adj. 1. bent Srcntt> Irnrcn cntgcgcitgefc^t; 2. gcgcn bit 93rcnnftople£)r'c. ANTiPHON, s. bcr 20r(^feIc^or, bet ®cgcngefang. ANTIPHONAL, ) ,. •„ q-o„Af„t ANTIPHONIC, i "l,."i?,..S*^''' ANTIPHONICAL, ) *''^ f'"3"li>. ANTIPHONY, vid. Antiphox. ANTiPHRASis, s. T. bic Slnttp^rafc, bcr ®egenftnn. ANTiPHRASTic, > adj. nntipf)ra= ANTIPHRASTICAL, S ftifc^, aufaSci= fc einer 9lntip()rafc. ANTIPODAL, Mij. jn bcn ®egcnfii^(f rn gci)ijrig, eutgegen ; the Americans, are antipndals to the Indians, biC 9jmcrita= ncr ftnb ®cgcnfii^Icr »bn ben 3nbia= ncrit. ANTIPODES, s. p!. bic 2lntipoben, ®c-- gcnfii^lcr. ANTIPOISON, .1. bag ©cgcngift. ANTIPOPE, s. bcr ©cgc'npapfl, 9lftcr= ANTIPORT, s. bag dugcre S^or. ANTIPRELATICAL, adj. bcr bifc^ijfft' d)cn Jtird)e feinb. ANTIPRIEST, .t. bcr ^pricfierfcinb. ANTIPRIESTCRAFT, s. bcr aBibcr[laitb gcgcn ^vieftcrrdnfe. ANTIPRINCIPLE, s. bag ®cgcnprincip. ANTiPROPHET, s. bcr gciub bcr Spro= Vl)cten. ANTIPTO.SIS, s. Oram. T. bte iBerwcc^- felung, ^Bcvfcfcun.t bcr (Safitg, ANTiPURiTAN, *•. bcr ©cgncr ber ?Pu= ritancr. ANTiaUARiANiSM, s. btc 5irtcrtl;itine« let. ANTIQUARIAN, ) L .9. bcr 9tnttiiuar, ANTiaUARY, 5 ,^cnncr iinb ?icb- Ijabcr ber 9Utert[)iintcr, 9lUcrt!Htmg= fovfdjcr; u.adj. 1. uvalt, »eraltct; 2. altcrtf)timlid). To ANTiaUATE, ?). a. BCralfCn Obct abfommen laffcn, abfct)affcn, auf^c^ bcn. ANTiaUATEDNESS, s. bag iBcraltcte. ANTL APHiE APOL ANTIQUATION, s. ba3 9lItcrtfMtm. ANTiauE, adj. 1. alt, aiitif ; 2. aUmo= btfc^, altoatfVtfd) ; 3. vid. Antic. ANTiauii s. btc 9lntife, *,>luticiiittat, nite Jlunftarbctt, ba«9Utcrt^um. ANTIQUENESS, s. baS JHUt, ^i\lkx= t^um. AiN'TiaurrY, «. l. bie a^or^cit; 2. ia-S Shtcrtbiim, bte-}lltcn; 3. bie '■JlntiiTut; tnt, bas altc Jluiiftwcrf, dtc ©tiicf; 4. 9Utcr. ANTIREVOLUTIONARY. fl-?/. bCt (Staat§uiitn)a^mi(^, bcr ©mVonnig, bcm ^lufni^r fciiiblic^. ANTIRE VOLUTION 1ST, s. ber ©Cijntr ber ©taat^umwa [511113, ber 6"niv6= vitni], bes -Jlufntbvs. ANTiSABBAT.UUAN, s. bcr rpev abtreibcnb. ANTISPLENETIC, adj. Med. T. bit @at= le abfii()reiib; Jrtber bie a.'Jiljfud^t. ANTISTASIS, s. Rhet. T. bie 9llltiftaft«. ANTiSTES, s. ber aSorfle^cr; Obev= pvk^tx. ANTISTROPHE,s. T. 1. btc ®egcnflrD= );>i)t (in cincr :t.niibarii"c^cn Dbe, bcr jmcite 'JUifafe unter jcben brei 9Hjfa= fecn) ; 2. bie ®egcnfcl)rnng, Umfe[)= rnmj (bcS aScrftanbeS jwcter jnfam= mengcfc^tcr SBortc). ANTISTROPHON, s Rlirt. T. (IBCnn fid) incf)rc ©licber ctncS ^PiuiftcS init ci= ucrlci SEcrt enbti^cn), bie 3ietorftcn. ANTISTRUMATIC, adj. Wtbec bcn ^t'ropf. ANTITHESIS, s. Rhet. T. bic 51ntitf)efe, bcr ©cgcnfa^. ANTITHETIC, > o/Z-cntgcgcitgeftcUt, ANlTniETICAL, J «Oii Illit @'e(JC!lfa= %m. ANTlTiiETON, s. bcr ®egcnfa%, 9ln= 5eigebc8®cgcnt()eil§. ANTITRINITARIAN, adj. bie 5)retet= iitg!citlaitgneub. An'titrinItarian, s. bcrSrcicintgs fett«(angner. ANTiTRiiviTARlANlSM, s. ba§ £;ing= lien ber ©reieiuigtctt. ANTITYPE, s. ba« ©egenljtib, ©egen^ oorbtlb. antitypical, adj. gcgcnbtlblid). ANtivenereal, adj. (intiocncrifd). ANTLER, 4-. .V T. ba« luttcrftc, crftc (Snbe am .^trfd^geioeibe nnb 9tcb= bocI«ge()i3rne'; brow-antlers, bie untcrn (Snbeh ; sur or bear-antlers, bte obcrn (*nbcn ; bes — , baS bent untern C?ubc 5«act)jie. AXTLERED, adj. gebin'ttf, gcftei[)tra= t;C!lb. 56 ANTONIA, s. 9lntonia ((Jranennamc). ANTONOLVSIA, s. Rhet. T. bte "ilwtO- nomafte. ANTONY, vid. Anthony. ANTWERP,*. 9lntn)crpen (Stabt). ANVII,, s. bcr *]Imbl>9 ; rising — , bCr jwcifpi^ige 5Inibt?p, baS Sperrborn ; to be upon the — , fig. tit bcr Slrbcit, tin iBcrfe fc«n. ANXIETY, s. bie 9lngft, aSangtgfcit, a3cfovgniti, Snrc^t, aSedngftigung. ANXIOUS [adK. — ly), adj.\. angfiltcfi, bangc, nnvubig, befiimmert; 2. bc= forgt, forgfdlfig, fcbntid). ANXiousNESS, s. 1. bie i^Icngfitic^fcit, SBangigtcit ; iycfiinnnerntfj. ANY, nr(/. irgcnb (Sin, irgenb (SfwaS; (fiuige'; @tiual| jebcr, jebe, jebe«; — one, — body, trgcnb (5"tuer ; 3ebcr, ^rbcnnann;'— thing, 9ll(c§; trgcnb ^twaS ; ©troai", — • where, trgenb IDO; iibevalt; — wise (co/. — ways), anf irgenb cine SBcife • — how, vvJs. auf irgenb cine 5lrt, C3 fe\> line eg WPl^ Ic; not any (one),_ fcilicr, 9licma!lb ; not any (thinp), nid)tS; — more, cin 2l'cnig mcbr; not — more, ntc{)tJ mcbv; nifi)t mebr; — farther, etn aBenig wetter, wetter. AORIST, *•. Oram T. bcr 9l0rifill«. AORLSTIC, a'lj. aoriftif(^._ AORTA, s. bie grotjc ^rf)lag= pbcr 5)>n(Saber, AORTAL, adj bic gro^c S^lagabcr bc= trcffcnb. APACE, adv. gcf(t)winb,fc{jncU, §nrtig, eilig. APAGOGE, > s. Log. T blC 5lbbUC= APAGOGY, S tton. APAGOGICAL. adj. T. tnbircct, inittcl= bar (bcfonbcrS yon ben auS bcr Ungc= rctmthcit ciner (2a^e !}crgeui.innne= ncn !Ccrocifcn). APANTHROPY, .?. btc 3)ienfcbcnfc^en, ?lbncigung gcgcn ^TJcufi-^engcfeU: fd)rtft. APARiTHMESis, .o. bte ainf^dblnnrt. APART, adv. bcifcit?, bci Scite, abgc= fonbert, bcfoiifcerS, fiir ftct). APARTxMENT, s. brtS Bt'imicr. APATHETIC, adj. gefiibllot^, fitf)(to8. APATHIST, .?. ber gitbllofe; Siciben= fd;aft(Dfe ; ®leir^miit()tgc. APATHISTICAL, adj. glctti^giiltig ; fiilil= Io«; glctd)miithig. APATHY, .?. bie ^liblloftgfeit, llnem- Vfinblic^Ecit ; '.Hbgcfpatii'ubcit, Untl)n= tigfeit. APATURIA, s. pi. bag brcitcigigc 33aC' d)n«fcil in 5ltben. Ai'AUME, s. H. T. bie an«gefirctftc fladic |)anb. APE,/.-. 1. bcr 5lffe : 2. /s-. bcr 5Ijfe, 91ad)dffer, albcrne S^ro^f- To APE, V. ^nad>iiTen. APEAK, adv. 1. auf bciu 5pnnEtc, in einer iStclIung jnm 51^pf)ren; 2. jv. 7'. fenh-cd)t, obVr gcrabe iibcr obcr«n= ter bcin 91ufcr ; to ride — . mit gefa= jeten, {?. c. fenfvcd;t gcflclltcn) 3fiaaen Bor ".^Infer Itcgcn ; to run — , mit bem ©cbiffe iibcr bent 3IiiEer ju flel)en fommcn. APENNINE HILLS, s. pi. bie 91ppett= niiien, bic apcuninifd)cn ®ebirg£. APER, s. bcr 5Jad)abmcr, 37ad;atTcr. APERIENT, 1 adj Med. T. (belt ?eib) APERITIVE, i "i^ffncnb, abfiibrenb. APERIENTS, s. pi. Med. T. DeffnungS* iitittcl. APERTURE, s. bic Dcpnitg. APETALOus, nxij. D. T. ot)"« Slnmcn^ blatter, bldttcrlog. APETALOUSNESS, ,9. B. T. bie SSIiit-- terloftgteit. APEX, .t. bte Sptfec, ber @ipfcl. APHyERESlS, s. Oram. T. bicaBegWCr- fnng cinr« aBud)ftabcn obcr eines ©i/lljc ju 9Iufange cinci aSortcS; Med. r. bte aSegnabme cincS 2;f)ct!c3 am mfiifrf)ltd)ch Jliuvcr. APHELION, ,'. .1st. r. bieSonnenfernc. aphilanthropy: s. bcr SDJaitgel an 2JJcnfd)cnltcbc, bte SteWoft'iifnt. APHONY, s. bie Sprac^loftgfcit, ©tnmmbeit. APHORISM, s. ber 9Ipbori§inu3, furje fcmbafte Sa^, Scbrfprncfe. APHORiSMER. ,9. ber in 9lpbort8men, auf apl)i>viftifd)e 9Irt fc^reibt. APHORISTIC, )adj. a-- APHORISTICAL (adr. — ly,) ] p|)OVi= ftif($ in ?c^rfpriid)cit, in furjea Sdljcn. APHRODISIAC, } afij. jiir uencris APHRODisiACAT>, j fc^eii ,fi:rant^ctt gcbiJrig. APHRODITE, .9. 1. 93cnn'S, 2. bicSee- raupc, ber ©olbiinivm. APHTHONG, s. eiii lautlpfcr i^nc^: ftabc. APirrous, adj Med. T. bic Sc^wamme int SJinnbe betreffcnb. APHILLOUS, adj. bidttcrloS. APIARY, s. bcr ^iencnftaiib, bag ??ie= ncnbang. APICES, s. pi. vid. Ai'K.v. APIECE, ado. fiir bag Stiicf, fiir jcbc ipevfon. APISH (nr/r. — ly), ndj. i. affcnmcitjig, pofftcrltrf), ndrrifd), Idpvifcf) ; 2. nad)difcitb; an — trick, cin 9^arrcn= firctc^. APiSHNF-ss, s. bag affcnmafiigc, Idp-- pifcbe 5Befen, bie Spcfilcrlidiifcit A-PiTPAT, adv. tid tad (bcfonbcrl yoti fd)ncllcm .^crjEIopfcn). APLUSTRE, s. bie (2d)ipfal;'ic, bcr f^Iaggcnwebet (in ben dhercn^cttcn;. APOCAl,YPSE, s. bic \'lppfa(v>pfc, Z)f: fenbarnng ^o^nnig. APOCALYITIC, ? adj. i . APOCALYPTICAL (adr. — ly), S npO= faliptifc^, aug bcr Offenbaruiig So^ ^aniitg; 2. offcnbarcnb, cntbiillcnb. To APOCOPATE, v. a. Orivi. T. cillCll g3«cf)ftabcn obcr cine Snibe am @ube etncg 2Borte§ auyivcvfcn. APOCOPE, s. Oram. T. bic 3.1jCglOCr^ fung eineg Sudjftabcu obcr cincr Siilbe am (Snbc cincg iiUn-tcS (gram- mat. 5'igur). apocrustic, adj. Mei. T. jufammcn^ jicbcnb. APOCRYPHA, s. pi. 1. bie aVDfn)pbt= fd)tn (nid)t aug gijtttid;'er(fingcbung gefct)ricbcnen) a3iid)cr bcv a3ibct ; 2. Sd)rtftcn nnbcfannter SSerfaffcr. APOCRYPHAL {adv. — i,y), adj. apr = fri)pbtfc^, oon ungennffcr obcr vici-= bdd)tigcr ©lanbiviirbigfcit, Hngc= «jt^, Dcrbd^tig. APOCRYPIIALNE.^, .?. bag 9UHifr«: ^jbifcfte, Ungewitte ; aiscrbiic^tige. APODICTIC, \ adj. ap0= APODICrrCAL [adv. — ly). ^ biftifd), imwiberfprcdjlici^, bcivcigbar, mu Idugbar. APODOSIS, s. Rhet. T bcr 9Ltd'Ul^. ^interfa^. APOGEE, *■. r. bie (?rbferiie. APOGIATURA, s. Mas. T. bcr 33 Or-- fcblag. APOGRAPH, s. bic 6opie, 9lbf^rtrt. APOLLO, s. 9lpoIlo, 9lpoU. APOLOGETIC, ? adj. a^ APOLOGETICAI, (adv. — ly), J polo- gettfci), sertbcibigenb. APOLOGIST, s. ber '2d)nferebner, aSer- tbeibigcr. To APOLOGIZE, V. n. (—for), ftc^, ciner, ciitfd)nlbigon wegcn, nm a^eijebung bitten ; yertbcibigcn ; to — to, fid) cut" f4)ulbigen bci. APOT APPE APPL APOLOGUE, s.btc ga6cl, tc^rrctc^e %a- l)cl, bfv yipo(o>j. A.POtOGY, s. 1. t>tc ^IpologtC, ©cf)U^-- rebe, &(^u^i"d)rift ; 2. ^crtl)ctbi= guilg, (SlltfdjulbiiJUlU]^ make no apo- logies, ciUfd)u!tii^}aftc 9lcii()ft= ltd)Ecit. APOiUME, > s. ciite fcftmer ju lUfenbe APOKON, S 3tiifi5abc. APOSIOPESIS, s. Rkci. T. btf 'SQiX- fd)ivcigmisv ^Jlb&icc^ung bcr 3?cbc. APOSTASY, .■;. 1. bif Slpoftafte, ber 'JlbfviU som ©laubeii, vom ©ctiibbr; 2. jWi:!poftat, \>ilrtniii= iiii^c; x>lb(]cfa(lciic ; U. cdj. apofla= lifd), abtriiitiiig. <.POSTATiCAl^ ai'^j. apotlatif^, a&= triiiiiiig. Ti> APOSTATIZE, v. n. »pu fctiier 9ieli= gioit, feincm ©laubcii abfallcu, ab= triiunig njetbcn. To APOSTKMATE, v. n. Med. T. fc^lvni; rcit. APOSTEMATIOX, s. Med. T. ba§ ©d)Waveu. APOSTEMATOUS, wij. baS ©efd^wiit bctreffeub. APOSTE.ME. s. Med. T. baS ®efd)wiir, ba§ 'fcifwavcii. APOSTLE, s. bcr 9lpoficl. APOSTLESIIIP, ) s. baS Slpofiolat ; APOSTOLATE, f Slpoftclamt. APOSTOLIC, APOSTOLICAL {adv. APOSTOLIC ALNESS, s. t)a8\'lpoftoH= fd)e, iipcfiolifdjc 3lnfcben. APOSTROPHE, s. 1. Rhet. T. bte 9lpO=: ftropbc, Sliirebe; 2. Oram. t. bcr apoftropf), baS 2luSlaffaui3«5et= (^eit (•). APOSTROPHic, aiij. ctti ,Kiir5ung8;ci= d)cii bebeutcitb ; auf cine 'Jlpoftropbe {;)vcbeftgnr) --ycjnii b*ibcnb. 7u APOSTROPHIZE, t). L a. or )). ftd; (mit bcr Sfifbc) an 3cmanb meiiben, awrcben ; ii. a. ein 'ffiort bnrcb 9hiS= wcrfitng etnc3 93ud)rtbcr fenn, crfcbcinen ; ftc^ jcigcn ; 2. auftrctcn; 3. »pr @erid[)t frfcl)eincn, ftd) ftelleu ; 4. crbellen, fid) ergeben; 5. fd)cinen, biiufcn, bCllc^teu ; to — on the stage, (auf ber Sitbne) aitftrcten ; to — for one, fiir ©inen auftrctcn, fid) ijffent= Itcfe fiir ibn erflarcn ; to — against one, wibcr (f incn aufticten; fic^ tbm offcntlid) tBtberfefeen ; to make — , be= Wcifen ; it shall — in jour credit, M. K. Co foil 3[)nen giitgcfd)rieben wcr= ben ; it appears, fS fd}cint, fS er[;elkt, ift bcittiid). APPEARANCE, s. 1. bie (Srfcfietnuug ; 2. baS 9luftreten, ber Gintritt ; 3. bcr 9Infd)ein, (gc^etn; 4. bie9Bal)rfd)etn= licf)fcit; 5.ba3 9lcni)cre, (inhere x>lnfe= bea^ 9lugfel)eu, bie ©cftalt; 6. ba« ®cftd)t ; Phr. at first — , bctut .crften 9lnbltife; to make one's — . JUllt 3jor= fd)cine fomntcn, erfdjcincn, fid) sei= gcu, auftretcn ; it makes a fine — , e» ftebt fc^iju au«; day of — , ber S'ermin vpr (55erid)t; defiiuit of—, bas! *Jlid)terfc^ctnen, firafbare 9lit?:: bteibcn ; to enter into liond for — , fic^ fd)viftli.-^ yerpf(id;tctt yor ©erid)t jn crfdjctnen; toaii— , a([cm ?lnfc{)ci« nacf) ; there is an — of . , CS lat't ftc^ an junx . . ; appearances are deceitfiii, yrou. berSciH'in triigt; to save appear- ances, ben iid)cin ycrmcibcn. APPEARER^. bcr, bie Cfrfd)eincnbf. APPEASABra, adj. scrftMiHcft ; Icti^t ju befanfttgen, 511 bcvul}igen. APPEASABLENLS.% .s-. ber 3»ft'tnb, bie ^fctgung, fid) Icid)t bcfdnftigea jn laffcn, 3.krfij[)iilid)fcit. To APPEASE, V. a. bcru[)igcn, befanfs tf|5en, ftillen, bcfricbigen. APPEASEMENT, s. bic ikrii^igung, baS fanfte SBefen, bic €tille. APPEASER, s. bcr 3iu!)eftiftcr, 58e= fanftiger. APPEASiVE, aij. befauftigctib, bcruf)ts genb. APPELLANT, j. ber 9lppeUaut; 9luf= forberer, 4?eiMU8forbercr ; ,Klagcr. APPELLATION, s. bie s8cncunung, bcr 3!aine. APPELLATIVE, 5. Oram. T. ba« 5Ip= pellatiuuni, allgcmcine Sfienuivort, ©attungSivort, bcr QIaffenname. APPELLATIVE {adv. — ly), adj. Sip* pellatis. APPELLATORY, adj. ftUC QlppcHatioU cntbalteub. APPELLEE, s. bcr 9lppcllat ; .g.cranJ:: gefiH'bcrtc; Seflagtc. APPELLOR, s. bcr 3lppcUant; .'ozx' ausfprberer; ^1ager. To APPEND. B. a. an 6tiva'3 b'liigf"/ anfeangcn ; beifiigcn. APPENDAGE, s. bcr 9lnbang, bie Sot= ge; ba« 3ii&tbpr, ^crtincn^ftiiif. APPENDANT, I. adj. aubangcu?, »er.- tninbcn ; IL s.bcr2inl;ang, ba§ ©cfols gc, 3itbcI)Dr. APPENDILE, s. ein Kciner 9ln[)a«fi. APPENDIX, s. bcr 9lnbang, b«S Sla* bangffi, bcr ^\\\« ren, juflc^en ; angcbcn. APPEKTATNiMENT, s. baS 3"l'fWr. APPERTENANCE, vid Appurtknancb. APPERTINENT, vid. Appurtenant. APPETENCE (— cy), s. 1. bie i^cgier- be, ber Sricb, baS ftunltd)e SSe^Iana gen; tie Sinnenluft; 2. baS ■ictvt- ben; 3. bcr aSimfd), bie Sc[)nfur^t. APPETENT, adj. fcbr begterig. APPETlBiLriY, s. ba§ 9{iijuglid)e, bcr 9Jcis, bie 91unebinlid)icit. APPETiBLE, adj. anjiiglic^, reijenb, angeuc^m. APPETITE, s. 1. 53cgtcrbc, ba« Scrlan= gen ; 2. ber 91ppettt, bie ©pinft, bet 45iinger. APPETITIVE, adj. bcgcf)renb ; -- fa culty, ba§ -iBegefirungci'-icrmpgcn. To APPLAUD, V. a. Sctfall Jllflat= fd)en, 83cifafl gcbcn; bcflatfdjen; Ipbcn, mHigen. APPLAUDER, s. ber 93cifaU juflaf^r, gpbprcifer, 33etpflid)ter. APPLAUSE, s. ba§ SetfaHEIatfAcn, ber SBeifall, baS !^pb. APPLAUSIVE, orfi.bcHatfc^enb, Ipbcnb. APPLE, s. bev 9ipftl ; — of love, ber J^iebCiSapfel, ©Olbapfel {Solatmrn lycu- persiciim — L.) ; — of the eve. bet 91ngapfcl; — coie, bcr (91pfcl=', (5)rpbS ; — graft, baS ^ilpfctveia jnni ^frppfen; — john, ber 3pbaniii5= npfc[ ; _ pie, bie 9Icpff(paftetc ; — tart, tie Slepfeltorte ; —tree, bci Slpfeibanm, —woman, bic ^}leifclfrau Cbjif**!!; — J"'"i' I'd" Obftgavtcn. APPLiABLE, adj. anipcubbar. APPR APPR ARAC iTPUCABlLITV, Is. bie 5IuWCllb= liPPLlCABLEaN'ESS, > fcavfett. tPPLICABLE {ddv. — ly), adj. aitWCnb; bar. APPLICANT, s. bcr fic^ uitt itwaS li- wtrbt; bcr ©efuc^flellcr. APPLICATE, s. G. T. bte SircuitmtgS^ Ittite, APPLICATION, s. 1. btc Shiffcgung, ••^lulcgung, 93erric;^t«ii3 eiitcg aSerfcS (J. Hi. bcs SIrstc?, aBuubav5te«, u. f. w.) ; 2. Qlnnjciibuiti], Stu^anmeubung, fccr ©cbmiic^ ; 3. bas migcroanbte SJJittel, .^iilf^mtttct ; 4, bcr aSer= taiib; 5. bic 93crn>ciibuug, S3en5cr« biiitg, 3Infuc^ung, 53tttc ; 6. 5Iuf= mcrffamfeit, bcr' glciS, Seritflcig, bie ^ctricbfamfcit, G'lnftgfeit; to make — to a person, fic^ alt 3flH'11lbCtl tocnbeti ; upon the — of . . . , auf 'i(n= fuc^en . . • . APPLICATIVE, ffi/jf. aitrocitbciib. APPLICATORY, a,lj. aitlUCUbCttb. APPLIER, s. bcr 9(!imeiibcnbe, Oc* braucf)mac^cube ; bcr_ftcl) auf ^ivitcr. APPOINTMENT, s. 1. btc 33eflimmung, (?;cftfcfeuug, Qlnorbnuug; 2. ScftcU lung; 3. JBcrabrebuug ; 4. bie 93cr= ovfciiuug, 93i5rfd)rifr, bcr 33efc|l; 5. bic ©iurid)tuug, ?lu8riifiung, 5}ln(ialt; 6. bag bcftimmte ®c[)alt, bie 33cfol= bung, ba§ Sirum ; 7. l. t. bie .gtn= tcrlaffcufc{)aft an cine Oemcinbc, u. f. W. fiirmilbc^wccfe; to make an — , fscf) bcficllen, fict; acrabrcben. To .APPORTION, 71. a. in gcre^tc Xi)ii^ k tf)ct{cn, jutijcitctt, juni 3lntf)eil ge= ben. U'PORTIONEE, «. bcr Bi'tbeifcitbe. APPORTIONMENT, s. bit Sutbcilung, aScrt^eilung nud) gcrcc^tcn >4Jortio= nen. 7'o APPOSE, 1!. a. + 1. ^vagcu soviet gen, eraininiren, priifcn; 1 anfiigcn, »crbi!iben. APPOSER, s. + ber Sxamtuaior, 5prits fcr. APPOSITE (adv. — ly), arfj. _gcfd)iif t, fd)tcflirfj, fiigli^, angemcuen, bc= queni. APP0SITENE5.S, s. bic (Sd)i(ftid;fcit, Siigtic^feit, SJngemcffenbcit. APPOSITION, s. bic .^injufiigung, ber ^Cifa^, 3l'f«fe ; Oram. T. bie VIV^P: fttion. To APPRAISE, V. a. abfc^a^cu, tavircit. APPR.USEMENT, s. 1. bie Sdui^uiig, aBiimigun.] ; 2. ber gcfdialjtc ©crtb. APPR.U&ER' (—ok), i-. ber Si^a^cr, Zaxatov. APPRECTABLE, adj. fc^cifebar, bcr 28itr= bigung fat)ig. To APPRECIATE, v. a. fc^Sfecit, roiirbi= gen, ^jrctfcn. APPRECIATION, ,•>. bie 3Siirbigung, SBcrtbfdja^ung; bcr SBcrti). To APPREHEND, jj. a. I. gvcifcn, er= grcifcn, angrcifcn, iiert)aftcn, gefan= gen ne^mcn, cinjicTicn; 2. faffen, bc= grcifcn, einfet)cu ; 3. fitrd^ten, bc= fiirc^tcn, bcforgcn. APPREiiESDER, s. bcr eiufc^cnbe, Sicnfcr. APPREHENSIBLE, adj. bcgrciflic^. APPREHENSION,.'. 1. biiS ©rgrcifcn, Sinfangcrt, bie aScr^aftue^ijiung, ©injicbung ; 2. bcr ikgriff, bie aSor= ficlluug, ajfcinuug ; 3. i5ovftcUung«= fraft ; 4. i5nrct)t, sBcforgni^ ; accord- ing to my — , Juie id) mir bic 'Sad^t SOrftclIc ; to be quick of — , fd)ncU faffen, gcfc^roinb begrcifen; to be un- der great apprehensions, in grower gurcljt lichen. APPREHENSIVE (adp.— ly), adj. 1. be= grcifcnb, fat)ig; 2. beforgt; to be — of, iStwai befiirc^tcn. APPREHENSIVENESS, s. 1. biC ?(a^ig= £eir, Icid)t ju begrcifen, bcr (£cJ)arf= finn; 2. bie 33eforgni§. APPRENTICE, s. bcr ?e^rling, 2c^r= burfc^e, ?e&rjunge. To Al'PRENTICE, v. a. in hit Sc^rc tbun, aufbingen laffcn. APPRENTICESHIP, s. bic Sc^rfa'^rc, Scbrjfit, Sctire. To APPRISE, V. a. bcnac^ric^tigcn, in J?euutuifj feijen. To APPRIZE, viil. To Appraise. r« APPRO ACH, V. I. n. nabcii, ftd) na= t;cu, fid) nat;crn, nSber fontmcn ; II. n. + nabcrn, naf)er brtngcn cbcr rii= (Sen, nabcr fc^en. APPROACH, s. 1. bte 5tnnabernng ; 9In= .fuitft; 2. ber Sutritt; Bnlauf, 9tn= fall; a()proachc.s or lines of approach, Mil. T. bie iiJaufgrabcn. APPROACHABLE, adj. jugiinglic^, er= rcic^bar. APPROACHER, s. ber S^abenbe, APPROBATION, s. bie §8iUignng, @e= neftmignng; ber 33eifaU; it has my — , eg gcfallt mir. APPROBATIVE (-^ory), adj. btlligcub, gcnebmtgcnb. APPROPRIABLE, adj. ivaS angcciguct iverben fann. To APPROPRIATE (—to), ?i. a. 1. an= ^)affen, picigncn, toibmen, beflim= men; 2. ttcrmcnbcu ; 3. ftd) jucignen; 4. /.. T. (cine 5}ifriiube) iibcrtragcn, ancigncn. APPROPRIATE (adv. — i,y), adj. ^irCif = mafJiji, :).mffcnb; bcqucm, bicnlic^v tudjttg; — to, angcmcffcn. APPRcipRiATENEs-S, s.bie 9Ingeme|fen= i)eit, 3werfma§igEcit. APPROPRIATION, ,« 1. bie 3uctgnung ; ^Iniveubung ; ^efiimmung ; 2. l. t. bie Ucbcrtragung (cincr '4>fi"itnbe). APPROPRIATOR, *■. 1. bcr ^ueigucnbc, 91u»cnber ; 2. ber a3cfi§ev eiucr iibcr= tragcucn ^Pfritnbe. APPROPRIETARV, k. ,bcr (WcUlic^C) 5i3cfi^cr eiuer gciillicbcn '^Jfriincc. APPROVABLE, adj. bcifaUiSwiirbig, sn= gencbmigenb. APPROVAL (— ance), s. bic ®Uf^Ct= §ung, 33iHignng, bcr 'Bcifall. To APPROVE, V. a. biUigcii, _gcne'^mi= gen, genc^m l)aUcn, gut ^ctgcn, ancr= tegncn ; I do not — («r — of) your dis- cour.=e, id) miebilligc 3^re 3Ube, bin baniit nid)t jufriebcn; i — of your speediiiess, icb lDbc3f)rc @cf(^wtnbig= fcit Ai'PROvEMENT, s. 1. ber Seifall ; l. T. 2. bic 3?erbcffcrnng cine* ®ntn»j ftiicfeS; 3. baS frciroiUige i^cEcnnt; nifj cineg ^Rerbrec^erS scr bergeiirt)r= lict)cn Untcrfuc^ung uub 9lngabc bet 9)Jitfd)ulbigen, um jid) baburct) (^Hia-- be au8;nwivfen. APPROVER, s. bcr i^illigcr,i8eipflid;= tcr. To APPROXIMATE, r.L n. ft^ liai^tm ; nabcn ; II. a. nai)t bringcn. APPROXiMATio.\, s. bte SfJci^crung, Slnncifjerung. APPULSE, s. 1. ber 9hifiof , bie 9lnfto= ^ung, 33eriit)rang ; 2. bic Stnfunft, Sanbuug. APPURTENANCE, «. baS 3uge^6r, bte 9lcbcnfac^e. APPURTENANT, aiij. jugebijrig. APRICOT, is. bie yiprifofe; apricot- APRicocK, 3 tree, bcr 2lvrifofcn= baum. APRIL, s ber (SUonat) 9H)ril, jlcim= m^'^jat; an April foni, ciu ^IprUuarr. APR\i^, s. 1. bie <5d)nvi,t, bag ed)ur5=: fell; JV. T.2. bcr ^iuncuvorftcycn; cine S3cttuug yon ^Clautcn naiic ben (5'luthtf)iircn einer 3)0(fc ; — of a gun, bcr Sccfct auf bent ^•'"^'''rf)^ fin*""^ JTauouc, bas *$(attlotb ; — of agon.e, bic fette sBauc^iiiaut cincr ©ana, — string, bag i5rt)iir5cnbaiib. APROPOS, «(/«. jur rcd)tcn (gelcgcncn) 3cit, cbcu rct^f; wic gcrufen (ali Ucbcrganggjeid)cn) was id) fagcn wolltc, cbcu fallt mir ein, cl}c id) cs uergcffe. APSIS, s. Ast. T. fp'. Apsides), bcr ?Ja = berunggs ober (J^ntfernunggvuntt cincs ^.Uancren «on bcr Sonne ober bcr (?ibe. APT (adii. — ly), adj 1. gcfd)iiff, tiid) = tig, taug(id), ^.^affcnb, bcqucm; fcv- tig, fc^ucll; 2. fal)ig ; 3. gcncigt; n> be — , genctgt fenn; gernttsun; vfle^ gen; Ieid;t'mad)cn, u. f. \v. APTITUDE, Is. 1. bie @cfc^i(f(id)Ecit, APTNESS, \ S;itd)tigtctt; 2. S-af}ig= fcit ; 3. Siicigung, bcr lOang. APi'OTE, .9. Gram. T. bag unabanbcrH= d)e ^icunwort (iuclc^cguic()tbcclinirt ttjirb). AaUA, s. Ch. T. bag SSaffcr ; — fortis, bag (5d)cibc»affcr; — marina, bcr 91quamarin, 5lU-ri)lt ((Sbclftein) ; — regia, Jlbuiggmaffcr (i).'Jifcbung yon (gaipctcrfaure niib galsfiiurc jur 9lufli.'fung beg ©olbcg) ; — vita;, bcr 2Iquayit/ @ewiiri=iiranntrocin. AQUARIUS, s. ./?.?«. T bcrSffiaffermaun (tin 3;biertreifc). AQUATIC, adj. iitt 2Bafcr Icbenb, obcr n)nd)fcnb. AaUEDUCT, s. bie 21?afferlcitnng. AQUEOUS, adj. ftjaffcrig. AQUEOUSNESS, s. bag 3Bafferige, bic aSafferigfeit. AQUILINE, adj. ciucm Qlblcr (ibnlid) ; — nose, cine aiblernafe, .&abid)tguaff AQUiLOJf, s. ber giiorbwiub. ARAB, s. bcr 91rabcr. ARABELLA, j. SlrabcIIc (Srancnnos me). ARABESQUE, adj. axaUfd) ; — orn» mer>ts, 2lrabcgfch. ARABIA, s. 3lrabifn. ARABIAN, L adj. arabiff^ ; u. .•». ber 9lrabcr. ARABIC (a/ic— tally), I. adj. Crab if d) ; If. s. bag 9lrabifd)c, bie arabifdjc Spracbc. ARABis.M, s. tint ctgentbiimli^e ara^ bifd)c jHcbcngart. ARABiST, s. bcr Jtcnner beg 9Irabifcben. ARABLi-; adj. avtbav, vfliigbar, ocfer« bar, tragbar, urbar. ARACMNoiDES, .t. .4/1. T. iaS fptnnc« reebcnfbnnii^e ,t^autd)en (beg 5?'--«f uub ©ebirufg). ' i:t AUCH ARDU ARIS ARAGON s. Slrnqonien. ARAIGNEE, 5. MU. T. ber 2}linengang, bie ©allerte ciuei- 2)^tue. ARANfcous, adj. ctiict SvinnfWeBe af)iilici), fpiunfn)fbeiifi3nnig. ARBALIST, s. bic 5lrmlnuft. /^^BALISTER, .s. bcv 31rmln-U|lfc^ufe. ARBITER, s. bcr SdjicbSttc^tcv ; @e= walthaber, Dbtv^cvr. ARBITRABLE (ad».— ly), adj. JciHEii^r- licj). ARBrrRAMENT. s. 1. bie Slttfc^ft- biiui^ ; 2. bcr ©cfetcbgfpnic^. ARBITRARINESS, s. bie 22iUEiif)rIi(I)= teit, Unumfcl)rauftl)eit, bciSpotifc^c ©ciualt ARBn'RARY {adv. — auily), adj. m\U fii()rlid), etgeuatUiij, etgennuic^tii}, bc^potifr^. To ARBn'RATE, v. I. a. etltClt Sc^icbg; fpriid) tf)im; (imdj ©utbuiifcn) cnt= frf)cibcn ; n. n. iirtbctlen, nbfprcdjcit. ARBITRATION, s. ba8 gauje SScrfabi-en vjoi- ciuem &c{)ieb«vici)ter, bcv 3lug= fprii^) bcffclbeit, btc (Siitfcbcibung ; — of exchange?, M. K. btc SBccb'ci:-^!!":: bttva'iie CBcrrtleic^itiig mebrerer SSccbfcI^SLMirfc) ; — bond, J.. T. bic 6pmprpmiB=3tcte. ARBITRATOR, 5. i. bcr (2c^ieb«nci)= ter; 2. mi^io^t, ©tattbdter, ^raft= bent ; 3. iinumfcf)ranEte 33ebervfc^cv. ARBITRESS, s. bie '3d)iebSi-icbtcrtun. ARBOR, s. 1. cine Spinbcl, ©pillc, 23ellc, 9lct)fe, cin Srcbbanm, Srcb^ ftift; — stands, Tii-cbftiftftiible; 2. bee 'i^iUIin ; 3. vitl. Arbour. ARBOREOUS, adi. ju bcn ©aunicu gc= bin-ig, baumanig, »du SSaumen, c'ber 33anni5meigen. ARBORAToii, s. bcr 33aunUifran?er. ARBORESCENCE, s. bic gicbnlicl;fcit niit ciuem ^Baume (in Jtrpftallen, «. f. w.). ARBORESCENT, adj. jum S8anme»cr= bcnb, banmiibnlirf) wad)fcnb. ARBORET, s. bag sBaumc^eu, bcr Straucb. ARBORIST, s. bcr SSaumfcnner. ARBORIZATION, s. bic 5lebulid)fcit niit eiuem 53aunie (in Jtri;ftaUen, n. f. ».). To ARBORIZE, v. a. ciucm kl^aitmc (ibnlic^ ntact)en (wie bet Jtri;ftaUen, u. f. w.). ARBOUR, s. bie Sommcrlanbe, baS ARBUSCLE, s. bcr Heine Strauc^, bie ©taube. ARBUSCULAR, adj. eii'.cin flctr.cn <2traucbe iibnlic^. _ ARBUSTiVE, m/j. mit litvauc^cn obcr SBauincu bebecft. ARBUTE, s. ber ©rbbccrbanm ; .§ag= npfctbaum. ARBUTEAN, adj. bcni (5'rbbeevP;rauc|e jugcbijrig. ARC, s. ber S3ogcn. ARCADE, s. ber i^ogcngang. ARCADIA, s. yirfabi'en. ARCADIAN, adj. avfabifcb. ARCANUM, s. tas ©cbcimnti!. ARCH, s.bcr S3ogen,Scf)anbbpgcn, baS ©cwijlbc ;tr]'unipiiai — , bcr S^vtumpl;- bogcit, bie (Sbvenpforte. 7'« ARCH, V. I. a. 33ogen marbcn, 'mbU ben; ubcrwiVlben ; II. v. fid) iviilbcn. ARCH (adv. — ly), adj. \d)Um, fd)alf= baft; an — wag, ctu Ietfi;tfcrtigcv (£(^alf, {in compos.) ©rj. ARCHAISM, s. bcr 3lrrt;at«mus, bic»er= oltete ajebcuSart. ARCHANGEL, s. 1. ber (Srjcngct; 2. (bie Stabt) SIrcbangcl ; 3. bie taube tHeffcI; ba3 i^erjgcfpann {Laminm — />.). VRCiiANGELic, adv. ju be:t ©rjcngeln flc^prig. 'JO ARCHAPOSTLE, s. bcr otcrfic Slpojle; (ber beilige spcter). * ARCHBEACON, s. bie SBartenbi-ibe. ber bijcbfte itub befte %U\% fiir bic ^.Jlu^; ftdjt, uprncbmftc ^la§ eincg Signall. ARCHBISHOP, s. bcr grjbifcbof. ARCHBISHOPRIC, s. baS (Srjbi^tbunt. ARCHCOUNT, s. ber (Srjgraf. ARCHDEACON, s. ber 5lrd)tbiacpnul, 2Bei!)bifd)pf. . ARCHDEACONRY (—ship), s. ba« 9lr= d)ibiacpnat. ARCllDUCAL, adj. cvsbcrspnltc^. ARCHDUCHESS, s. bic ^rjbcrjpgiiin; ©rpfjfiivftinn. ARCI4DUCHY, \s. baiS (Srsbevjog- ARCHDUIvEDOM, i tbuni. ARCHDUKE, s. bcr ©l-jbC'sOS/ ®rpf= fiirft. ARCHEOLOGICAL {ado. — vt), adj. at- d)aplpgifcb. ARCHEOLOGY, s. bic ^Irdjaofpgic, 911= tertbuniSfnnbe. ARCHER, s. bcr 93pgenfd)ii^e. ARCHERY, s. baS iBogcnffbieficn. ARCHES COLT^T, s. bas ijeiftlidjeCbcr: (5crid)t, DbcrcpnjTftortnm (be^ 6r5= bifd)pf§ i'pu (Janterburs}). ARCHETYPAL, adj. urbilblic^, Jir= fpritnglid). ARCHETYPE, s. bag llvbilb, Driginal= ftiicf, 3J?uftcr. ARCHEUS, s. T. ber Urgcifi, Urftpff, Sebcn«gcift. ARCHiCAL, adj. pbcrfi, crfl. ARCHiDiACONAL, adj. jum 9Ird)ibia= cpnu§ Pber SIrcbibiacPiiat gebbrii]. ARCHIEPISCOPAL, adj. CrsbifdlPfltd). ARCHIL, s. bie Drfeilie;'8avbcrf(cd)te [JJchoiroccelia — L), UUb bic bavaUo bcrcitcte vptbe Sitrbe. ARCHiMAGE, .?, bcr g-r^jaubcrer, bcr Dbcrfic bcr 3}Jagicr. ARCHIMANDRITE, s. bcr 9Ivc^imanbrtt. ARCHIPELAGO, s. bcr 9lrcbii'clagn^. ARCHITECT, s. :er i'auineifter, 2i3au= fiinftlcr, ARCHiTECTiVE, adj. }u cincm 93au gcbbrig. ARCHITECTONIC, adj. ard)itcftPnifd). ARCHITECTONICS, s. pi. btC Scbvc UOn ber Siaufunft. ARCiirrECTURE, s. btc ^Baufiin^. ARCHITRAVE, s.^rcA. T. bcr^lrcbitrav, grove Oucrbcilfcii, tBinbebalfcit/ bcr i(5auptbalEtn, ©nrdjjng. AltCHlVAL, adj. JU bcu 9lrc|iiicn gcbij= rig. ARCHIVES, s. pi. baS 9lvd;i'-». ARCHIVIST, s. bcr 2lrd)tsar. ARCHLIKE, ada. gcwcibjs bpgensa^n= lic^. ARCH-MARSHAL, .«. ber 6r5marfcf)aII. ARCHNESS, s. btc Sd)laubett, (£d;al!= beit. ARCHON, s. bcr 9lrd)ont. ARCHWAY, s. bcr iSogcitgang, ARCHWISE, adv. bpgcn=artig, =fi5rniig. ARCTATION, s. baS 3"f«i"i"enbriicfcii, bie 3uf«"iinenpreffnng, (?i:iengung. ARCTIC, adj. Ast. T. noVblid) ; — circle, bcr ^potavfreis ; — pole, bcr ^Roi'bppl. ARCUATE, adj. bpgenfi.irniig, ge= fviimmt, frumjn, gebogcn. ARCUATioN, s. 1. btc J^riinimnng, bae Jlviimincu; 2, r. baS 5lbfcnfeii. ARCUBALiST, s. bie 9lrmbnifi. ARCUBALiSTER, s. bcr 9lrinbnijl= fd)iifee. ARDENCY, \s. bte ^ifee, .§eftig= ARDEN'i-NESS, J fcit, ^nbrunfi. ARDENT {ado. — ly), adj. bci^, fci^rig, brcnnenb; Icftig, inbrftnftig, eifrig. ARDOUR (— ou), s. bic .^ifec, >&efttg= hit, ber Sifer, bic 3nbrnnft. ARDUOUS, adj. 1. flcil, \)i!6:) ; 2.. miib= fant, fd)wievig. ARDUOUSNESS, s. 1. !>ie (jicilc) ^Dbt 2. (Sdjmicrigfcit, SD^iibfamfcit. AREA, s. 1. bie glnd^c, Ornnbfladie 2. ber ^liicbcnraum, 51acbcniul)all 3. frcie*$Ia^; 9iaum vpr bem uu. tern ,. ARLTHMEl'ICAL (afio.— cally), J •'' vivit^mcttfd!. ARiTii.METici.AN', 5. bct 5lrit^metitu§, *J?fcf)eiimctftcv. ARK, s. bie 5tvrf)c, ber £afteu (Stoii^) ; — of covenant, bie SQuitbCSlabe. ARKiTfi, adj. jur %x(i)e (3floaf)3) gc= t)5riij. ARM. .9. 1. ber9lnn; 2. 2JIferf«anu; 3. 9lft; Ljiff. btc 5y?a(^t, ®e»alt; to keop onfi at arm's end (length), 3cmait= ben sou fid) abf)altcu, ifeit ftc^ ntd;t auf belt '^eib fommctt laffeu ; he is my right — , Jig. tt ifi ntciuf rec^tc .^aub ; at arm's reach, fo tvcit milU intt bem 5lvme veic^en faun ; — fui, tJwS ber 9lvm faffcii Eanu ; — chair or armed cliair, bcv '!;ct)Ufcf)"e[, 3lrinftuljl ; — hole, bie *?lc|)fel9vube. To ARM, V. I. a. 1. ttiaffnen, benjaffucn, au^riiften ; 2. mtt (StmaS »crfci)en, einfaiJcn, befdjlagen ; n. n. ftci) n}aff= nen, fic^ riiftcti. ARMADA, s. btc JtcicgSffPtte. ARMADILLO,*. baS 5irmabilU[)ier, ber 9lmcifcubar. ARMAMENT, s. bie JlvtcgSmac^t, Sce= ina^t, Sxie^sflottc. ARMATURE, s. bic Dtiifluug, SBaffcu. ARMENIA, s. 3Irmciitcn. ARMENIAN, .9. L bcc 9U-mcuicr ; mlj II. arnteutfc^ ; — hole, bcv armcntfcte (blaue) ^3ulu5; — stone, ber armeni= fc^c ©tciii. ARMIGER, s. ber aBaffctttrajcr, ciu Esquire. IARMILLARY.nr//. T. rtitgelif&t, tu 3ttn= gen; eiucm Sivmbantic gleicfjcub ; — sphere, eiuc au§ ^{tngcn beftc^eubc .ftiigcl (wclc^e bie gropen afiinge be§ ^§iinmel« sorptelleu). ^RMINGS, s. pi. JV. T. vid. Waste- clothes. AR.viiNiAN. I. s. ber ?{rmtnianer, 9ln= (>irtgei- beg 3lrmintuJ ; n. adj. avmi= ntauifc^. iVRMiNiANiSM..9. bcv 9trmininuiSinu«. ARMiPOTENCE, s. bie W.a^t im Stn(c\e. ARMIPOTENT, adj. ntaff)tig im,.a:c^u^= iimffcn ; a stand of — , ciuc vioUfom= ineue Solbatcun'iftuug; cessation of — , bcr aBaffeufttUftaub; by force of — , ntit geumffncter .Spanb ; profession of — . bcr i)iilitavftaub ; coat of — , bevf;6r fiil)rcii, ( — for. . ., lucgcn). ARRAIGNMENT, x. 1. iStcItling »or ®crid)t, iu bag S^crljijr; 2. Sln'flage, Scfc^ulbigung. To ARRANGE, v. n. DVbllCrt, irt Drb- nung ftcUen, einiid)tcn, cintfwifcn. ARRANGEMENT, s. 1. bie 9tnorbuutig ; 2. Drbnung, Stcduug, (Sinvid)tung ; 3. bic 8[?crbercituug ; A. ber 93crtrag. ARRANGER, s. ber 5li!orbuer. ARRANT, adj. fci)r arg, bijfe, fdjltmin, bnrdifriebcn, er^, recfet; an — knave, ciu (Si'sfdjclm, ^cillofer S8ubc. ARRANTLY, ado. aXC[„ fc^aubli($. ARRAS, s. bic gemirfre 5:a))ete, 2;ap«' 5crei, ber Steppicft. ARRAY, s. 1. bie 9lei6c, StcriuHg Sfteibc nub ®licb ; <2c^Iacbtorbuung ; 2. Jtleibung, bcr 2lujug, ^\\% ; 3. l. t bie (Srnenuung bcr @efcl)n3ornen unb bag 5Bcr5cid;uip bcrfelben. To ARRAY, J), a. 1. tu DrbUHug briu; gen Dbcr fteUcu ; 2. tlciben, BeEleifccn ; h. T. to — a pannei, bie ®efd)reornen crncunen ober uniblen. ARREAR, s. ber atiicf^aub ; in—, riitf-- ftanbig ; gcttJobltlicber tm ?>/. arrears,' riicfflciubige Snmmeu, 9iiitfftiiube. ARREARAGE, s. bcr Sliicfftaub. ARRECT.', adj. aufred;t; jig. aufmevl* [am. ARRENTATION, s. L. T. bag (Siu^a* gnnggredjt. ARREFTITIOUS, adj. 1. CUtviffCrt, -eut* jcgcn; 2. etugcfdtlidjen. ARREST, s. l.'bcr »ilrrefl, SSerfiaft; 2. ^iubalt, bie .^cmniung, Stocfung ; arrests, s.pi. bie SJciubc au ben ^xw- tcvfiipeu bcr ^ifcrbc. To ARREST, V. a. 1. arrctircn, in 33er= baft ncbnicn, '.^rbaften ; ntit 9lrreft betcgcu, in 3?efd)(ag uebnicu; 2. ju: riivfijalteu, auff)altcn, einbalten, bem= men, binberu; to — attention. 9luf^ mcvffnnifeit auf fid) jicbeit, fcffedi. ARRESTER, ? s. bcr 3lrretircnbc, Ser= ARRESTOR, > baftttcbmcubc. ARRET, s. /.. T. bag Urtl}cil, Urt^et, ©uburtbeil. ARRIERE ( — oijard), s. bcr 9^ad)sug, 3'{ad)tvab, bie 3lrriergarbe(i'!U Rear); — ban, ?anbfturm ; — fee, — fief, bag 9lfterlcbcn; — vassal, ber Slftevlc: ^engmaun. ARRIVAL, .s. 1. bie 9lnfuuft, Slufau: bung; 2. fg. ^rrcic^ung ciuer 91^= ftd)t. To ARRIVE, V. n. aufommcu, nnlau= gen, aulanbcn, eintreffen; to — at. igtwag crrcid)eu, ju (Stwag gelangcn ; to — to, jufallen, ju JJlicil werbcu ; ft(^ jutragen ; bcgcgueii. ARROGANCE, ) .f.'btc ?lumailung, ber ARROGANCY, ^ '3^iiiiEe(, ,P»od)'mutb, (2tolj,Ucbermutb, bic i>crmcffcnbeit. arro(;ant (ndv. — ly), adj. anma= f cub, bod^miitbig, fiolj, iibermiitbig Bcrmcffcn, To ARROGATE, v. a. ftd) auinaficu. ARROGATION, s. btc 9lumat5iiug. ARROGATIVE, adj. anmapcuf. ARROSioN, s. bie i^cnagnug. ARROW, .'t. bcr ^fct'I; — head, bic ^fcilfpi^e; bag i)jfcilh-aut (Sagizta- ria — /..) ; — root, bic ^^^feilwurJ'(J^;/I- ravto — L.). ARROWY, oY/jf. 1. aug ^fetlen bcfle= ^eub ; 2. pfeilfiJriuig. ARSE, s. ber c^iutcr'c, Steip, 9lrfc^; — smart, bag gtobfraut. ARsraiAL, s bag 5lrfenal, 3cug^au«. ARSENICAL, \ "''•'• ni"f«n'l^- ARSENI& s. ber 9lrfenif ; flaky — , bcr (^liegeuftciu, bag 3flattengift ; native (yellow) — , ber gebiegeiie ilrfcnif, bag 9luripigincnt;" crystalline (white) — , ber .P)iitteuraud), bag ©iftmebf. To ARSENICATE, v. a. Utit 'ilrfeuil ucrfe^en. ARSON, s. bag yovfa^lidje geueranles gen, bic 3}?orbbrcnucvci. ART, s. i. bic ,ftunft ; 2. ©cf^icflic^- tcit; 3. Sctubcit, 3Serfd)Iugenheit J the black — , bic fd)wavvc jtuhjl, 9Kas gic; the fine arts, bic fc^i^ucu .^ftufle: the liberal arts, bie frctCU JJiiufle ; a master of arts, eiu iDiagiflcr (nhhr. M Jl.). ARTERIAL, atlj. .1. T. 511 bCU *pulgtt. bent gc^ortg. AS ' ASH ASPE ARTEiiioTOMY, s. s. T. ba« St^lajeit ober Oeffucit fccv •^utsnbcru. ARTERY, s. bie 3lrtcrie, ^ullober, 'Scilagabev. ARTFUL. («(/«. — i,y), adj. 1. liinfiltC^, fmiftretci), rtcf£i;trft ; 2. Uftt^. ARTFULNKSS, *-. 1. btC JliinftUc^fcit ; 2. Sift. ARTIIIUTIC (— ical). adj. 1. artfcrttifrf), gtc^ttfcJ); 2. 5ubcn®elenfciiget)orii]. ARTfiRiTis, s. has aicipcn in ben @lie= bent, bic @ic^t. ARTICHOKE, s. bte 2lrttf(f;D(fc, (Svb= fc^Dcfe; Jerusalem — , etue 5}(vt ^011= Jieitblume {HeOant/ius — J..). ARTIC, a'lj. vid. Arctic. ARTICLE, s. 1. ber 3lrttfel, S^fecil, S)}Un£t, ba« ©tiicJ; 2. bic sJicbinauui} ; 3. Oram. T. bet Slvtifcl, ba§ @Cs fc^lec^tsmovt. 7'« ARTiciiE, V. I. rt. artifel«aieifc a&= faffcn, iJIrtifel mad)cn, ciutljeileii ; to — one, (Sincn fdji'iftlid) yerfla^ciij to be articled to an attorney, fid) bci cinem 'ilbyocateu (uutcr Gciiti'act) in ber SuviSpnibenj iibcn ; to — tor trea- son, bes .^ocf)£>en-att)§ aiiE[ai3cn ; ii. n. Sebini'iimiiicn madjeii, capituliren. ARTICULAR, ad,j. Ji. T.bic ©licbcrunb ©cteitfe augc^'cnb. ARTICULATJi; {adrt. — ly). adj. 1. Ottt= fulirt, »cvuc6mlic{), bcuttic^; 2. s. r. jufammciii^efiirtt (Jtnoc^cn). To ARTICULATE, v. a. 1. auf ftnc, ^JUbeni ycnie()mlict)e, 2lrt biivd) 3Bov= te aubcutcn, fprcc^en, avtifuliven ; 2. s. T. jufammcnfiirtcn (Jtiiod)cu). ARTicULATE\Es.s, s. baJ a3cnicf)m= ltdje,bie 5)cut(id)feit. ARTICULATION, s. 1. Ji. T. bie ^U0= (i^cnfiifluitg. ba« ©clcnf ; 2. Oram. r. hai »erne()mlid)c yutafvvedjcn, bic bcutlic^c 3lu«fvrad)e. ARTIFICE, s. bcv .ftuiiftqviff, bic Sijl. ARTIFICER, .?. bcv Jtiiiiftier, .§aub= tDCvfer, SBcrJmciflcr. ARTIFICIAL («!/«. — ly), adj. 1. liiufi: lic^ ; 2. erfiinftclt, uad^i3cmad)t ; — nrfruments, T. sBcroeife yoni SJcbnec erfitnbcii, nid)t au« ©efcfjcn obcr *^lu= toritiitcn (icjoncn ; — lines, T. triijo; nomcti-ifc|c ^inicu; — numbers, T. bie Sogavitfimcu. ARTIFICIALITY, \s. 1. bic.Jviinfl= ARTIFICIALNESS, \ lic^Ecit, ©efc^itf- lic^feit ; 2. Svfiin^eluiu]. ARTILLERY, s. bte 3lrtiUcite, baS ®c= fd>iife. ARTISAN, s. ber JliinfUcr, .§anba'cr= fcr. ARTIST, .9. 1. b«r Jtiinfltcr; 2. Jtnnfi= verftiinbige, crfaljrne 9}Jaiin. ARTLESS (rt/Zj). — ly), adj. \. fuiif}= loS ; 2. nmjcfitnfleU, natiirlic^. ARTLES.SNESS, s. bic Jtuiiftloftgfcit, bic (nntiirlic6c) Slufricfctinteit, @ernb= I)eit, 9Iatiirltd)fc{t. ARUNDIXACEOUS, ailj. 1. 15011 3ioI;v; 2. bein aJofjve ci^nlid). • ARUNDiNEous, adj. mit 3?o^r tcn3a(^= fen, »oHer 9?o^r. ARUSPEX, \ s. ein SSa^rfagcr, ber aitS ARUSPICE, 5 ben ©ingcweibcn bcS Dvfer»ie^e§ weiffagte. ARUSPrcY, s. bas aBal}rfas]en ans (S'uu geiuciben. KS.ado. 1. aU, wk; fo, fo wic, etcn fc; 2. al§, ba; 3. mil; 4. a{S (in ber (ligcitff^aft — ) ; — you please, wicfg.i^ncn gefallig ifl; — bigasain, noc^ einmat fo biif ; —soft — silk, fo vucit^ \vk Scibe ; — far — , iii ; — well — , fo gut al'S, fo wie, fo woM als and) ; — soon — , fo balb ali ; — many — there are. fo sicl i[)rcr aud) finb; (— ) rich — he is. cr fei) fo veid) jU er woUe, fo reid) er aitc^ t)T ; — 9,2 sure — I am alive, or — I live fo wa{;r ic^ lebe ! — you regard . . . , S)ei ber Sl^tung vor; — I hope to be saved, fo \vc[^t ul) fclig jii ujcrbcn l)OffC; I thought — much, ias ^abcict) mir gebad)t; — it were, gteidjfam; fo ju fagen; — for,— to,toa§bctrifft, in >Jlnfe^ung,riicffid)tIic^; he was so moved — to weep, cr tear fo bciucgt, baB cr wcinte; — regards, mal be= trifft, l)infid)tlid) ; — for me, maS mic^ I'Ctrip, I was mistaken — to the day, id) tjatte mid; in bem S^ngc gcirvt; — per, M. e. laut (5. ^. — per bill of ladinc, laut prad)tl)ricf) ; such — , ber UH'[d;cv, bic wcld)c, bte= jenigen bic, |"old;cunc; jum ii3cifviel ; I tooksuch — I pleased, id; na[;in bic, n)cld;c mir gcfidcn ; — yet, nod;, an- nod); bi« jc^t, fd;0U j lam not done — yet, id) bin nod) ""^t fei't'g- AS, s. 1. bas 'M (vijmifdieg ©croic^t); 2. ber 9lo (cine altrijmifd;e 2)Jiin5c). ASAFCETiDA, s. bcr 2:cufelSbreif. ASBEST, } ^ gig&cft ASBESTOS, J*-' *^'- -^^"^l^- ASBESTINE, adj. aabcflarttg, uniier= brennlid). ASCARIDES, s. pi. bie ©pulwiirnier, Sflabelwiirmer. To ASCEND, V. I. n. flufiVvirtSftcigcn, Ijinaufftcigcn, gcl;cn, obcr fab'ren, aufftcigen', auffa^reii ; ll. a. erfteigcn, kficigcn. ASCEi^ABLE, adj. erf}eii]Jicf>. ASCENDANT, I. s. sing. i. bic Uct'cr= Icgcn^cit, ©cwalt, bcr' ^"influf! ; 2. .siz. 7'. Oclmrtoftcrn; to have the — over, iibcrlegcn feyn ; iifccvfe^cn, tc= {;crrff^cn; ascendants. «. 7;/. 3jcnuanb= tc in aufflcigenbcr Sinie ; 11. ascen- dant, a^//. 1. iibcrlegcn; 2. jist. T. auf= ftcigcnb, iibcr bem- ^orijonte befinb= lid;'. .ASCENDENCY, s. bic Ucbcrlcgcn^cit, (5)cn>alt, bcr ^•iiifluji, bviS Ucbcrge= nnd)t. ASCENSION, s. 1. ba§ 9luff}cti\ci!, bic 9luffabrt • 2. jist. T. baS 'ilntfteigcn einc3 ®ct:irnS, bic Slfcenfiou; — day, bcr i§imiuclfaf)rt5tag. ASCKNSiVE. adj. 1. anfjteigcnb ; 2. am§ aufflcigcn'mad)t, ^iuaurtrcibcnb. ASCENT, s. 1. baS 5luf[tcigcn,.0iiiauf= ftcigcn, 2lufgel;cn, bic 9luflral)rt; 2. @rbof)nng ; 3. 31u[;o^e, bcr J^iigcl. To ASCERTAIN, v. a. 1. gClvi^ nM = d)cn, feftfe^cn, bcftimmcn; 2. in 9iid)tigfcit briugcn ; bart^nn ; 3. ftc| erfunbigcn, erforfd)cn, ausfiiibig ma= (feen; to ■ — a balance, M. E. ciucn <2albo iicrg(cir[;cn. ASCERTAINABLE, adj. 1. 'beftimmtar; 2. erforfd)bar. .ASCERTAiNER, s. 1. bi;r (jefifcfeenbe, 53eftintmcnbe ; 2. bcr Ofrforfcijcr. ASCERTAINMENT, .s. 1. bic S'cfifc= iiung, 33eftimmung; 2. fcfte 9iegcl, 9tici)tfd;nur, Siiorm; 3. @rforfd)nng. ASCETIC, I. adj. afcctifd;, ftrenggeift= ltd) ; II. s. ber 3lfcetifer. ASCIANS, s. pi. bie unfd;nttigcn SGi)(= fcr. ASCITES, .?. bie 33aud)aiaffcrfudit. ASCITIC (— ca.l), adj. tDaffcrfiic^tig. -■vsciTiTious, nrf7;.angcitomnicn, g'cgc= ben, jufaUig, ieifiigtg. ASCRiBABLE, adj. 5U5iifd)rcibcn. To ASCRIBE. V. a. (— to), jufc^vcitcrt, tciicgen, beinteffen ((Sincnt cine Sa= d)c). ASCRIPTION, s. bic 3nfd)vcib«ng, ?&c\= legung. ASCRiPTiTious, adj. jugcfdiriclicu. ASM. s. 1. bie (f fd;c obcr 9lcf(^c ; 2. ia? (Sfd;cnbol5; flowering — ,biei^lumcn= cfcfcc ; mountain — , bie 5Bogclbccrc (Sorbus avcupiiria — ■ L.) ; priokij — ber 3a^:;iucl;baum. ASiLVMED, adj. fid) fi^autcni, be. fdjamt; to i.a — (of), fid) fd)«meii (eiuc^obcr eincr iSad;c); to make—. ocfd;amen. ASH-COLOURED, adj. afc^grau, a\d^ farbig. ASHEN, adj. (\d)cn. v)on (Sfd;cu^oIj. ASHES, s.p^ bic 9lfc^c. ASH-FIRE. s. Cli. T. baS flCbam^ftj geuer, bie Scucrnng bnrc^ gliil;cnb« 5lfd)e obcr {)cipcn Saiib. ASHLAR, s. bcr sl3vud;ftcin. ASHLERiNG, s. .irrk. T. cinc^Irt Stii* fee obcr S;vagcr itntcr bent S)itd>c. ASHORE, ado. 1. mS Ufcr, mS Sanb; 2. am Ufcr, am S^anbc ; to get — , an- lanben; a ship — , ein gcftranbctcS Sd;iff. ASH-TREE, s. bcr ©fAenbauiu, bir 6fd)c. ASH-WEDNESDAY, s. bte ?lfc^ermitt= n)od)c. ASH-WEED, s. bcr OicvS {_./j: ciiifd)[afcn. ASLOPE, adv. fd)icf, nid)t fcnfrcd)t, tm 3lbf;angc, abfdjiiffig. ASP, s. bie tl'fattcr. ASPALATHUS, s. bic Stofc I'on Scric^o ; bcr 9!&obifcrborii, bag 9i[)obifcrbolj (and) Rose-woo(i). ASPARAGUS, s. bcr Simviicl. ASPEcr, s. 1. ber 3(nblirf, bag 9lnfe» ben ; 2. bic ®cfid)t»5itgc, ?OJiencn, bai @cfid)t, ber S^liif; 3. bic 3iid)tung, 9lnftd)t, ©cite; Jist. T. bie ?liVccfc'u (Stanb eincS ijiianctcn gcgcubcnani bem). ASPEN (Asp TREE, or Aspen-tree), I. s. bie 'Jlcfpe, ber 9lcfpcubaum, bie ^iu tcrvappcl, wcific ^pappel ; u. ndj. i] X'cn, yen 9lfft^enl)o(5. ASSA ASSl ASSU AEPER, s. bcr SliSptr (turfif^c SilBer^ i muiije). ■ To ASPERATE, v. a. VaU^ lIKtC^Clt. ASPERATION, s. ba§ D?aut)mad)en. ASPERIFOEIATE, } adj. B. T. mit Xan= ASPERrPOLious, J t)(n Slattern. ASPEiirry. s. l. tie SJau^afctt, 9iau^= ^cit; 2. ©treiige, ^arte. ASPEROtTS, adj. xanh, uiictcn. 7'o ASPERSE, u. a. kflccfctt, ocrIcum= bett, fdjiiui^cn, fcdeltcit, tabclii. ASPERSER, s. bcr aSci-Icumter. ASPERSIO.V, s. Th. T. 1. btC ikfprett: flUHg (mit 3Bctl)Waffci-) ; 2. iBcr= leiimbuiii3, (Sc|imaf)uu(^ bet 2;abd; to cast an — upon on«, ^ClUanbC^ (5^= rc beflccfcu. ASPHALT, ) 5. baS 3ubeit= ober ASPHAETUM, S 33cr3pcc^. ASPHALTIC, a(// ct^pec^tg, crbf)ar5ifl. ASPHODEL, s. bie ®olbwurj, aiffobiUe (aUC^ King's Spear) {Jlsphodelus — L.). ASPHVXLA., .s. Med. T. bit @rl){agaber= fiocfuug, ttcffte O^nmac^t, ber Sc^eiiitob. ASPiC, s. 1. bic flatter, 91atterfc^Ian= ge; 2. cine Jtaiioiie (12 ^JJfiitiber) ; 3. — , or oil of — , ba!§ SaycnbclOl'. ASPIRANT, s. ber 5Ifptraut, Saiibibat, ber \\,\if (itxocii trac^tct. To ASPIRATE, v. \. a. afptrtrctt, mit bcm .§aud)e (pbcr .6) au^fprec^cit; II. n. mit bcm .gaiicl)c (obcr .5) au§= gcfprodjeit werbcii. ASPIRATE, \.-adj. afpirtrt, mit bem .^ gcfproc^eit ; H. s. Omm. T. bfr (£pi= rituS afpcr (im @rierf)ifrf)cn). ASPIRATION, s. 1. ba« etrcbcn, :^cfti= fle SJerlaitgen, bie ec&tifuc^t; 2. bie Vlfptratiou, SluSfprcdjung mit bcm .gvtuc^e. To ASPIRE, r. n. fivckii,^eftii5 vcxhiu geit, trai^tCIt C— to, at, after, IMC^ St= wail ; cmporfireten. ASPIRER, s. ber iStrc&cubc, J^rac^tcit: be; (Smporfircbeube. ASPIRING, ndj. ftrcbcitb ; an -^ genius, etii emporftrcbeiiber @dft. ASPORTATION, s. L. T. ba§ SScjjtra- gea, 38fgtrcibcn. AsauiN'A ado. fc^ief; to look — , f^ic- ten. ASS, s. bcv Qki ; sije — , bie Sfcliiin ; —like, cfel^aft, glci^ cinem (S\d. To ASSAIL, c. a. anfallcit, aiigvcifcit, befliirmeti ; assailed hy . ., aiigegriffcii, bcbrangt ooit... ASSAILABLE, adj. angrftf 6ar. ASSAILANT, I. adj. aiigrcifcitb ; H. ». — or AssAiLKR, ber Singrctfcv, ait= grcifenbc X^nl. ASSAPANICK, s. biiS (ameri£aiufci)e) flicgeube ^■ic^l)ijnid)en. ASSART, ». L. T. bie unevlaubtc 5Tu5= rottnng ber Saume im SSalbc, ber gorflfi'euef. To ASSART, V. a. I,. T. bte SSSiimc im SKalbe o^ite erlaiibniS ait«rotteit. ASSASSIN, s. ber ilicudielmorber. To ASSASSINATE, r. a. mcuc^etmi3r= ierifc^ umbringeu, ennorbcii. ASSASSINATION, 5. ber iJJcud^crmovb, bte ©rmorbiing. ASSASSINATOR, s. ber 3JJeud)el= morbtr. ASSAULT, 8.i. ber 3lngriff, Slnfaft ; 2. bie Sefiiirmiing, ber ©tiirm; 3. L. T. bie i^tii'Midje) iBcletbiguiig ; to iiake an — upon, befliirmeu, augreifcit. To ASSAULT, c. a. angveifcii, aiifalleit, befliirmen. ASSAULTAnLE, adj. aiigreifbiir. ASSAULTER, s. ber 5lngreifer, 33eret= biger. ASSAY, 8. 1. ber 93erfu(6, bie tprobe, bie (fdjnjere) ^Iriifuiig; 2. /.. r. Uiu terfiK^iiug, 5}3rufung (beS i)ffe!»Uid;eu 3Jiape§ mtb ®ewid)tes) ; bie @id)Uttg ; — balance or — scale, bic ::probin»age ; — master, vid. Assayer. To ASSAY,?;. a. 1. uerfitc^eii, probiveit ; 2. eic^en. ASSAYER, s. ber ^robircr, 2)?itnj= wnrbain ; (Sid)cr, (»idimcifter. ASSECUTION, s. bic evhinguitg. ASSEMBLAGE, s. bie (Sammluug, ber .^aiifeu, bie 23ert'ammliing. To ASSEMBLE, v. L a. oerfammclit ; berufen ; 11. n. ftc^ serfammeln ; su= fammeitfDmmen. ASSEMBLER, s. bcr Qjerfammrer. ASSEMBLY, s. bie 33evfammlung ; — room, bcr ^Berfamiuluuggfaal. ASSENT, s bic Seiinlliguitg, (SinroiUi= gitiig, (Seitelnnigung, i(x sOcifall. To ASSENT, v. n' bcipflidttcit, bctfiim= men, bcifallen, iu'ifalt ober 9icd)t geben, jugebeit, beiinlligen, cinwiUi^ gen, gcnci)migeu ; [ — to it, id) pflid)te bem bei, gebe tS jn, fagc ja. ASSENTATION. .•?. bic ^etjlimmung au§ (£c^mcid)clei ober ^erfteUuiig, baSDiiedjtgeben. ASSENTATOR, .s. ber 3a^crr, (Sdjincicbler. ASSENTER, s. bcr 33eiflimmeubc. To ASSERT, V. a. 1. bclianpteu; 2. ycr? tf)cibigcu, geltcnb marbcu ; 3. bcjaben. ASSERTION, s. 1. bic 4^chanptnng, iBejabiing; 2. be[;anptetc 2}Jcinung, ba8 93orgcbeit. ASSERTIVE (adc. —h\-\ ndj. }Uverftf^t= lid), bejabeiib, nii«britriflid), bcflimmt. ASSEPa'OR, s. ber sOeljauptcr, 5Scr= tbeibiger, 93erfcc^ter. ASSERTORY, adj. bcjabcub, bc^anp= tenb. To ASSESS, r. a. fd)d|en, bcfcba^crt, tariren ; assessed taxes, bie ^irectcu 5lbgabeit. ASSESSABLE, adj. fd)a;fe&ar, ftenerbar. ASSESSMENT, s. bie ©c^afeuug, ©tcucr. ASSESSOR, s. i.btx 'S(i)aiimxqtn. T. Slbtrctuitg. ASSIMILABLE, adj. WaS fti^ cibniti-b madjen, »evg(eid;cu tiipt. To ASSiMiL.vrE, w, I. a. 1. gleic^, abn= lici^ mad;cn, vcra^nhc^en; »erg[ri= d)en; ( — to, ... mit); 2. bnrd) bit iiserbaunng in fcinc eigenc 'JJatm vcrwanbcln, uerbauen ; ii. n. 1. gleidi werben, fid) ucrcinen; 2. fid) aU Spcife in 9laf;rung«faft uermanbcln, na^rcn. ASSIMILATION, s. btc ®feid)mad)nitg, i8erabnlirf)nng. ASSIMILATIVE, adj. ftiicigenbnr. To ASSIST, J'. I. a. bciftcl;cn, belfen ; auS^elfen; bcitrai^cn; ii. n. beiwob^ nen, babei fe^n (bei einer ©cfefls fcf)«ft, tt. f. w.). • ASiBlSTANCE, s. bcr Sciflanb, bte .^iilff. ASSISTANT, I. c. bcr Seiftaiib, .&elfer; Slfftficnt ; ?5amuluS ; ll. aij. bcbulf= lid), bitlfreid;. A&SISTER. s. ber ®cbiilfe ; .<5clfcr. AS^ISTLESS, adj. biilflpi*, bciftaitbslos. ASSIZE, s. 1. bie ^rcife3 bcr Sefaen?^ mittel, u. f. w., S^nrmbming, 2:are ; — of bread, bic SBrobtare, b»i« syrpb= gewidjt. To ASSIZE, 7). a. ^xxis, ?^af! «nb ®c= wicbt obrigfcitlic^ befttmmcn, an- fc§en, cic^eh. ASSIZER, 5. ber ben ^xni, baS 2}iuB jinb ®cnjid)t beftimmt. ASSOCIABILITY, s. bie 9?ereinbnrfeit. ASSOCIABLE, ar^i. ucrcinbar, gefcUig. To ASSOCIATE, v. I. n. fid) (Suiem Pber einer Sacbc) jngefeUen, in @c- fellfcbnft treten, fie| oevbinbcii ; n. a. ^ngefellen, oerbinben, vereinigen. ASSOCIATE, I. s. 1. ber (®efeU) @c= fabrtc, @efcUfd)nftcr, 3:bfil"cbmcr, (Sofkge, yimt^geno^, ©e^iilfe, WliU genrfi, S3iinbe«genofi ; 2. 3}ntfd)nl- bige, .it; to — a discourse, cin ©cfprac^ an= !niipfcn; to — latitude, 9lii«nabmc macben; to — tiie reins, bic £5ber- I)anb gcroinnen ; he assumes too much to himself, cr bilbct ftd) in siel cin. ASSUMEU, s. ber fid) yicl anmafenbc, ftpljc ?UJenfd). ASSU.MIXG, adj. flplj, annia^cnb. AS-SU.Mi'SIT, s. /..y. ber ntiinbliit* 9?crtrag (ba man fid) 5U f^nvai an- beifd)ig mad)t). 23 ASTR AT ATLA issUMPTiON, s. 1. bte Slime^mung; '^iiimaminfl; 2. aSorau^fefenug ; 3. HS ^UMliilotum, bcr 45ctf(i)efa^ ; 4. bcr 9}Jiiiov, llitterfai (tit eiiteiu fcd)litffc); o. 9)tavia .§tmmelfaf>vt. ASSUMPTIVE, adj. atigctiontmeit, yov= auSgcfctjt; — arms, baS you eiucm iMtrgevlicfceit jitm 3lnbciifeu nit cine ta^fcve £^at, it. f. w. angcuoininciie SBappctt. ASSURANCE. «. 1. btc Bitftc^enttig ; 2. 3iis>crftd)t, baS 33orti-aueu ; 3. bie gcfttg£cit,(itaiiij|afttgfctt,bcrg}fitt£); 4. tie S-rcimiitl)igfcit, cble 2)rctfttg= fcit- 5. .«. nicmalg-; — a minute, "auf bie (ju ctucr) a)Ji= nute; — twelve o'clock, UlU JWiUf lll)r ; — first, anfaiiglid) ; — length, enblirf) ; — last, jule^t, cnblid) ; — in end, am (Subc ; — all. gaitj unb gar, gar ; auf ivgcnb cine JBcife ; not — all, {etnegivcgS; — a word, mit cinein 2i5orte ; — oncQ» auf cinmal ; — one blow (dash, hout), mit ciuem Strcirfje, auf cinmal; — full speed, in bcr groiJteu@cfd)wiubigfcit, ©ilc; the favours I received — your hands, bie mir ton 31)"^" erjeigtcn aBol)(= tbatcn ; — second hand, n'u« bcr nvci= ten .§anb; — hi'st, auf baS 53cfte; — least, jum 2Benigficn, bed) gercip, ohne 3wcifel ; he is hard — it, cr xii rcd)t bariiber bcr ; — my hearing of it, ba ic^ c§- bi.H'tc; — odd.?, unciu3; — a stand (loss\ tilt 3>l'fifcl I «ngc= wip, in aSerlcgeubcit ; to be — liberty (leisure), frei (ntii^ig) fe»n; I am — the charge of it. id) inuij bic .itoflcn bavon tragcu ; she was aimed — . C8 gait ibr ; what would he be — ? WaS boUte (IDiU)cr bcnn? my honour is — stake, inctue (5f)rc ftcbt auf bcm (gpiel ; — your pleasure, wic C§ 3bncn beiiebt; — the will of God, ivn^ott Uiid; to be — law, Vrojcffircn; to be laughed — , aU'Sgclact)t nu-rbcn ; I take you — your word, ic^ l)altc SiC bcim 2Bort,' to plav — cairds, chess, billiaid* • &c., Jtartcn, S^ac^, SBilliarb, u. f. tu fpiclcu; to come — , bcifommcii, er-- veit^cn, criangcu; have — you! nitii folljt 5)u'S frtcgcn ! to throw (shoot) — a person, liac^ Scmaitb , tcerfcH (fc^icpeu); in — the window, JUm gcnfter ^inciu ; — ai_shilling a pound, baS $funb fiir cincuiid)iUing ; — half, fiiv bie ^Scilfte ; — a small expense, urn ein ©criugcl ; (a gale of) wind — s. E. (South East), Sitbofiwinb ; men-atarms, bcwaffnctc ^CUte; ser- geant-at-arms, bcr (Stabtriigcr; sei geant — the mace, bcr <£ccptcrtragcr ,- sergeant — law, bcr 3tcc^t8gclcf)rtc ; Siccntiat; barrister — law, Ctn 9lb'.i0' cat, 9lnwatt (bcfonberS in eiucm uit» tercn ®crid)te) ; Doctor — law, 5)oc» tor bcr 3led;tc. ATABAL, .». bic ,^cffeItrommcI (bet STJobrcu), ftciuc Srommcl. ATARAXY, s. bie Scelcnru^f, ®e* miitbSru^e. ATAXY, a'. J\te,d. T. bie Unorbuuttg (in ber 9lbaied)frluug bcS ?(tcbcr«). ATELLAN, I. s. ciuc fatHrifd)e, fa>liH.''f= rige, tbeatralifd;c 2?ovftellung ; ll. adj. atcUauifct), auf bie a^orjlctlungcn ju Sltcita iBejug babenb. A-TEMPO,f.rf« Mus.T. ju glcid)cr (rc(^= tcr) 3fit/ gcuau uai'^ bcm S'atte; giusto, in angcmeffcncr 33cw«guug. ATHANASiAN. I, s. bcr ^lubaugtr' bcr Sebrc bcS bciltgcu 3lt&auaftii«; ll mij. atbaiiaftauifd). ATHANOR, .?. Ch. T. bcr 3)igcrtr=Dfcn, d)emifdic Cfcu. ATHEISM, s. bcr 9lt()ci8uiu«, bic ®ot= tcSlauguuug. ATHEIST, \. s. ber5lt6cifl, ©otteSlaug^ ncr; II. adj. atbciftifd;. ATHEISTICAL (— ic ; adv. — cally), adj. atbeiftifd), gottloS. ATiiEiSTiCALNESS, s. bie 5ltbc{flcret. ATHENIAN, I. adj. atfjcnicufif^) ; II. B. bcr 5ltbcuienfcr. ATHENS, s. 3Itf)Cn. ATHEOLOGIAN, s. ctit 5lftfrt!^cologe; ®cgcntbcoIoge ; ?iidjttbcologc. ATHEROMA, s. Med. T. bie'^Bretgcs ffbiviiffl, %mu. ATHEROMATOUS, ndj. finilid)t. ATHIRST adr. bitrflig. ATHLETE,.?. bcr'JItblet, (jcd)tcr, J?ain= Vfcr (bci ben 51Itcn). ATHLETIC, adj. atblctifc^ ; ruflig, ftarf, vncrfdjvijtig. ATHWART, L prep. Cfucr libcr, libcr; bitrc^ ; jV. t. rcdjt son ber Scftc ju ; — hawse, ivirb vou ctucm Sdiiffc gc- fagt, bag qucr yor ben ,i?Iiifen (aSor* bcrtbcil) etneS anbcrn licgt; — the fore foot, linrb gefagt, ivcnil bic Jtaiio- ucu fo nuf ciii @d[)iff gcriditct ftnb, bap bic .tngcln gcrabe iior bemfclbcn I'orbei fitcgcu, ober qucr burcb bic I't- nie auf irVldjer eS fcgc (t, iiin (S sum (Strci(f)cu (Scgclfirctrben) obcr bci; jubreben ju nctbtgen; — ships, gucr liber bcm Sc^iffc ; u. adv. unred)t, uugclegcn, argcrlic&, scrfetirt, fr^icf. iibel. ATILT, adv. 1. sovtoartg, gcinngt (nn« cin gccbtcr); mit gcfcitltcr ^aitje; 2, ATLANTIC, I. adj. atlailttfd) ; U.S. (tins — ocean), baS atlauttfitc aJiPcr. ATLANTIDES, s.pl Ast. T. biC 5picia= bcu. ATLAS, s. I. bcr ?(flas (9Jamc cinc3 gfanjcnbcn inbifd)cn ScibcnscitgcS! ; 2. baS >)ltlaf!gcbirgc in ?Jfrifa ; 3. bic Saubfartcufammlnng; 4. Arri,. v cine ?lrt Sanfc in 3J?enfd)citgcf!aIt, bcr 9Itrant; 5. ba^J 9UIas(=5^-prmor, @ro^=3oIio; 6. gcibcnvapicr; 7 ATTa ATTE ATTR ji. T. ba5 cvjie 23trbclb;tii beS c§al= ATMOSPHERE, s. bie SUmofpbarc, ber SunflfvciS, SuftfreiS. ATMOSPHERrC. ) adj. ahnof\>i)lU ATMOSPHERICAL, J vi\d). ATOM, s. bcv 9Uom, bag iiut^etlbarc S;^cilc^cit ; ©oniienfiaubci)cii. ATOMIC, I adj. uo« SUomcii; cms A.TOMICAL, S Sltom? n ; — tlieory, bte 3ttoincuIe^i'e. >^roMiSM, s. btc aUontenlcl^re. ATOMIST, s. bcr Sltomift. ATOMLIKE, adj. atomciia&nltc&. ATOMY, s. ber'gUom. To ATONE, V. a. I. bii^cu, f^eitugtljun, befitetigfit; II. n. cttt (Srfatj (Slct^uU satcitt) cinc8 Stiigcs fci)n ; to — for, tmaS abbii^ctt, bafiiv Iciben, c8 er= fetjcn, vcKQiitcH. ATONE, adv. lutt citiaubcr, auf ctnmal. ATONEMENT, s. 1. bas SiitMiopfev ; i>k 9]erf ij^uuiiq, Suf)iiung ; bie S3upe ; 2. bie ©cuiicitbiung, 3]evgittuu3, ber (frfit^ (9lbb'itte unb ©breiierflanmc}); 3. 4- bie a?cvtraglic^fetf, lteberetii= ftimmutig, (Sinh-adit. ATONER, s. bci- ^SerflU^rtcr. ATONIC, atij.Mct. T. abgefpnitttt, cr: mattet ATONY, .■!. .MrA. T. bigSlbgefpanittf^eit, Jtrafttofti^fictt, (Srinattuiig. ATOP, (uU. Dbi-i!, 5U obcvjl, obcit ouf. ATRABiLARlAN, (— ous), adj. ^4111= fiic^tiji, f(f)mcriuiit(nij, nic(aita)clifcf). ATRABILARIOUSNE^S, i. bie Sc^iuev^ ntHt^, 9Jklaii(^o(ie. ATRAMESTAL (— tous), adj. ttltttg, tiiiteiifc^icai'5. ATRIP, ndx>. vV. r. aufi]ct)ttit, Qclicfjtct, g. 23. the top sails are — , bic 3)JavSfe= (^cl fiii^aufgcbipt (/. e. aufije^ogctt, «n bie .i?o[)e gcjogcn). „ ATROCIOUS {adv. — ly), adj. abfc^CU= lic^. arafilic^, graufam. ATROCiousNESS, ) f. bie 9lbf(teit[id)= ATROCITY, i fcit, @ra§fi*feit. ATROPHY, s. Med. T. bic 2)ijvrfud;f, To ATTACH, v. a. 1. all (StmaS {tp mac^ett, antjcfteit; bcfcfliijcii, bcifii= flcii; an^aiiiieitj 2. oereiutgcii, eiitfii= (jett; 3. an ftc^ Jtf()cn, aiijicbeu, ein= iicbmeii,feffclu; 4.to — to, legciiauf; 5. in 5Beif)itft Pbct 23cfcl)(ai] ncbmen ('Perfpiicrt uitb £ad)cii), vcrfiaftctt, auf)altcii, ucrfiiinmcnt ; to — a iiiame to one, Semaiibein ©djulb 5ured)ueii, flcbeit ; to — credit, ©litubcn beimef= feu ; to — value to a thing, SBertt) auf cine <&ad)t Icgett; attached to, isuge= t^an, evgebcrt ; betgefugt, amieborig ; attached to n regiment, JU ciliein Sit- gtmciite gebijfeu. ATTACHMENT, s. 1. bte 9lnbang(id)= kit, @rgcbctt^ctt; *}ld)timg, 9liifnicrf= famtcit, baS 3"f''>i"''»; 2. bie 5Ber- Ijaftnebiuiiiig, bcr '.^Irrefl, i^efdjlag, bie SBcfd^Iagiiabmc, 3!]crfitmmeniiui ; to have an — {Jlurocfcnbc, .gicifer; a disease with its attendants. CtUC Jtrautbcit Utit t()= rent ganjcn ©efclgc, mit ifjrcit SoU gen. AiTEXT. a'lj. aiifiitcrffam. ATTENTATES, s. ;»/. L. T. bag tinbcr= red)tHd)e SScvfabvcn eincg 0erid;tcg gegeu bobcre 5l3cfcb[e. A'lTENTlON, i.s. bic ^Infmerffainfcit; 5(d)t; H. int. Mil. T. 51(|tung ! ATTENTIVE {adv. — iy), adj. aufmcrf- fam, ad)tfani ; {adj. — to, . . . auf. . .), behutfam. ATTENTIVENESS, *. bic 9lufnicrf fant= feit. ATTENUANT, adj. Berbiiitnctib. To ATTENUATE, v. a. ScrbiinucH ;^. ocrringern, yeriniubern, yerfleineri. ATTENUATE, adj. ycvbiiiuit, fn. yef ringert, nerflcincrt. ATTENUATION, (— ing), s. bie gSer> biinnutig, SScrringcrung j tai 9Scv biinucn, SScrringcrn. To ATTERRATE, v. v. i. »erscl)rcii ; 2. burd) bag 3>crsebrcn bilben. ATTERRATION, s. bcr 9luwad;g beg Ufcvg, bai? 3;rpcfncu beg .^obeng. To ATTEST, v. a. 1. bcjcugcu; 2. jiun 3cugcn aurufcn. # ATTESTATION, s. bic 5?e5cugnng, bcr Scuicig burc^ 3f"'lf« ; bag 3fi"l"il5, 9ltteflat. ATTESTOR, s. bcr 3cugc. i-"Tlc, I. adj. attif*, at(;cuicnftfd); — tLsc, cine 9lrt Supbcben, bcren ftc^ bte altcn S^aumciftcr in bcr jonifcbcn nub ciiiige DIcucre in btr borifc^en Drbnuujj^ bcbicntcn ; — story, ber cberfte fetotf, tag 'J^adjgcfdiofj ; H. s. .arch. T. 1. bie attifc^e'Saulcnorbt nung; 2. bie 2;ad)|lubc, bcr Ucbcvs fa(j, bag \jMtt Storfivcrf. ATTicisJi, s. bie attifd)e 5cint)cit im ■3lcben, fciiie 3?cbengart. ATTlciZfc. t '.a. bcr attifd)cn Sicbciigi art gleic^fcrmig madjcn; ii. n. at= tifc^ rtben, ober fcf)rcibcn. ATTIRE, s. 1. bie Jilcibuiig, 5:rad)t, ber iJlnjug, %\x%, (Sd)mucf / 2. attires, s. fi. Sp. T. tag ©civcif). To ATTIRE, V. a. anflcibcit, bc!lcibc!i, fdjmi'icfcn, pu^eii, jieren. ATTIRER, s. bcr ^cflcibcnbc, (5(^mii= cfenbe. ATT'iTUDE, s. bie Steduug, Scibcg- ftcUniig. A'TTOLLENT, adj. tn bic .P)6&e bcbcnb, aufric^tcnb. To ATTORN, or Atturn, v.n. L. T. iU ncn neucn ^tgctitbiimer ancrfenncn nub ^ebcn unb 5pad)t von tfjm mi)- men, ii)m f)ulbigen. ATTORNEY, s. bc'r 9lnwalt, (2ad)»al* ter, 9lbyofat; fiscal; bcsplimac^^ tigte, 3lgcnt, ®cfd)affgfii()rer; — ge- neral, ber ®cncralfi»cal (bcr inncr= l;alb bcr (Sd;taufcn fvvid)t); letter (power) of—, bie fd}viftlid;e §BoU- mad)t. ATTORNEYSHIP, s. bie Slnnjaltft^flft, Sprocnratnr; bag Btgcalat. ATTORNMENT, s. /.. T. bag Sc^engs bcfcnntnip. To ATTRACT, v. a. anjie(}cn ; an ftdb Kicbcn; rcisen. ATTRACTABILITY, s. bie Sttljie^ I)unggfraft. ATTRACTABLE, adj. anjic^bar, ail' Sieblic^. ATTiiACTiON, s. bte aiijicljcnbe jtraft ; 2lnsiebung, 9Jeijung, bcr Sieij. ATl^E ACTIVE {adv. —ly), adj. ail' jij^enb; reijenb. ATT'RAOTiVENHes, bic 5lit5ic^ungg* fraft. ATTRACTOR, s. b -r cber bag 3lit- jicbcube. AITRAHENT, I. t. sivg-. bag ail ftC^ jiclicnbe, rcijeiibe "iing. ATTUECT.ATION, s. bag (oftcrc) Se=j fitt)Icn, SBcfaften. ATfRIBUTABLE, adj. SUJufd;rctbflt, bcijulcgen. To ATTKIBUTE, v. a. jufdjrctteu, beilcgcn, jucigucn; bcimcffcn. ATTRIBUTE, .'. 1. bag 9Utribut, bie (bcigclegtc) 6'igcHfd)aft, ri)arafteri.' ftifctie i^efd;affcubeit ober yjcigting ; 2. bag l^cisciiteit, 3ctd)cn, luJcrf- mal, (Sbicii5cict)cn. ATTIUBUTION, .'-. 1. bie Buciguniig; 2. C5-ig?nfd)iiff, bcr iUirjug; 3. bte C^mpfeblung, bag ^'ob. ATTRIBUTIVE, I. oi/j. jucigiteiib bkile* genb ; IL s bag 'i^eilegciuort. Ho AUGU AUST AUXI TTRrrE, adj. a'Ogcvicbcit, aOgcnu^t. ArTRiTENESS, s. btc ^Ib^evicbeiil^eit, QlbgeinUjtfieit. ATTRITION, s. 1. btc 5lbrctbuiig, 3er= re tbuitj] ; 2. /«■■ 'A. T. '^ahmid)nng, bcS .^erseii^, ©eeleiiatti])! To ATTUNE, v. a. 1. ftinnucit, tijttcnb madjcti; 2. woblEHiigeub, l^avmouifd)- tbitciib mac^cit. AUBURN, adj. bitnfdbi-aitu, foI;i»ars= fciMun, lo^fai'teii. AUCTION, s'bic 9luction, iBcrfictjje; rung, QSevgnntuitg. AUCTIONARY, arij. jur 5lllctioit flC^ ^orig. AUCTIONEER, s. bcr 5lucttouatov, QScrftetjjercv. 7'o AUCTIONEER, v. a. VCraUCttOlli; reit, oerftcigcvit, iicrgaittcii. AUDACIOUS (adv. — Lv), adj. fiibtl, seviuegen, bvcift, fred?. AUDACIOUSNESS, s. bte iBcr>t>fgcn= f)ctt, Sretfttgfctt, Si-cri;(;ett, Uuuci-= fctamt^ett. AUDAcrry, s. bic Stuf)n^nt, S)vci= ftigEcit. AUDIBLE {ado. — bly), adj. prbat, laut, yerncl)mltc^. AUDIBLENESS, s. bic .gorbatfeit, ScrnfI)mUc^Efit. AUDIENCE, s. 1. bte Slnfionmg; 2. Slubtenj, baS ©cbor; 3. bie 3uWvcv, bus Slubitovtum; to give — , @c^6r nebert ; to be admitted to — , @el)Or jlllbClt; — chamber, haS 3(ubtCll5=, ', 5tufprcc^= obcr 3iitvitt^= 3tmmer. AUDIT, s. X. r. bic Untcrfucf^img unb giblcgmig ctncv 3ied)iiuug. To AUDIT, V. a. L. T. CtllC 9Jcc|)nU113 uutcrfnd)cit, vriiffit. AUDIT-HOUSE, s. bcr .^Brfat. AUDITIVE adj. %\x Ijorcit fabig, nut gutcm ©ebor. AUDITOR,^. l.bcr3"lH^i^t'' ; 2.A.r. Uit= tcrfuci)cr ber 9ltd)iiuiigcn, (Joutrclciir. AUDlTORSHip, s. ba« (?iMilvoIIcurajiit. AUDITORY, I. adj. b.i3 ®cl)ci' bctrcf= fcilb •, — nerves, bie ®CpVllCV»Clt ; — organ, baS Ocfjoiov^rtii; II. s. baS 9htbitovium, bet ^bvfaal; bie 3ii= prcr. AUDITRESS, s. bte 3llI)0VCVtlt. AUGER, s. T. ber grc^e 33ol)rer bcr 3immevleutc, ritiig, Suna^mc ; (Stetgevuug ; 2. ber ^\\\Jcrfina= leit) «crmut^cii kffen ; beiiten aitf. AUGURATION, s. bic SSciffaguitg, Spropf)csciiing. AUGURIAL, adj. jitiK SSa^vfagcu gc- i)Brig- AUGUROUS, adj. sortebcuteitb, atjnenb. AUGURV, s. 1 bie aSabi'faguitg, 51Bttf= fagung ; 2. iBovbcbcutuitg, 'atx^^ 31it= jcic^eii. AUGUST, s. ber 3lu3iift, (Srittcmonat. AUGUST, adj. grop, evl;abc:t, fje^r, ^errlt^, burc^landjtiflft. 26 AUGUSTA, s. Slugmla (Jrniieitiiitme). AUGUSTAN, adj. 1. auguftifc^ ; 2. aiig»burgifr^ ; — confession, bie aug§= burgifcf)e (Joiifeffti?ii. AUGUSTINE, vid. Austin. AUGUSTNESS, s. bie .^o^eit, Grlja; beiit)cit, SBiirbe (in ben @eftd)t«= jitgcn). AUGUSTUS, s. ?lugujliiJ, Slugufi, (2JJaiinaiiame). AUK, s. ber 2ll£ (eiite 5lvt S)3apagct= taiid)er). AULic, adj.ya einem .^ofe gc^ijng; — council, ber J^ofratl). AUNT, s. bie :taute, 3)Ju^ine; Safe; great — , bic ©roB^S^aute. AURATE, «. bte Jtijniglbivn, ©olbbtni. AURATED, adj. bClU ®olbe glctc^. AURELiA, s. 1. 5lurelia, (5vaueitna= me) ; 2. bte $iipVf» S^i^iiUJ^c (ooii SufcEten in ti)rcr evfieit iBermaub; lung). AURIC, adj. jiiiri ®Dlbe ge{)ijvig. AURICLE, s. 1. bag (inhere Dljrj i ^erjol;v. AURICULA, s. brtS aSariJbrlem, bic Sliirifel. AURICULAR, adj. 1. bflS D&r ober.§o= ren bctvcffctib ; 2. bin-bar; 3. iiiiiitb= Itc^ iibei-Iragcit, fortgc(.ifIanjt ; — confession, bi'c D^rcnbcic^te; — tra- dition, ntiiitblid)e Ueberltefening ; — tube, cin.§iJrobi^. AURICULAULY, adii. XWh C^r, I)cim= lid). AURICULATE, adj. bcm Obrc glctd). AURIFEROUS, adj. ®olb fii{)venb, golb= rcid). AURIGATION, s. bag gu^rwcfcu. AURIPIGMENTUM, s. vid. Orpiment. AURIST, s ber Obrenarjt. AURORA, s. 1. bie Slurora; 2. 9)Jor= genrotbe ; 3. ber .jpabucnfuB ('Jlrt JttanuiiEel) ; — boreaiis, bet 3flotb= fdtein, ba« 5brblid)t. AURUM FULMINAl^S, s. baS Jlllatt^ golb. AUSCULTATION, s bag 3«!)'5rCU, 3"= (}Ot(tcn, gaufc^cit. To AUSPICATE, v. a. It. tegitnfligcn, »ot)i tvoUen; 2. vorauSbcbeuteu; 3. eiii @efcf)aft bcginncit. AUSPICE, s.\. bie 5Bogetfd)au, S?abt= fd)aii, bagaUabtfagch au« bcm Sdigc unb ©efange bcr iSiJgel ; bie aSovbc= beiitting ; 2. fig. ber eci^iife, luguftinctmijn(^'; — nun, bie *ilngnfti!i'ctnpnnc. ' AUSTRAL, ndj. fiibliit : — signs, bic fiiblic^en ^imntelgsctrocn. AUSTRALASIA, s. 9liifitalaftcn. AUSTRIA, «. Oeftrcid). AUSTRIAN, t. adj. oftteic^if^ ; H. s. bet Deftfeid)cr. AUSTRINE, (idj. fiiblid). 1 AUSTROM.WCY s. ba« a8a[;tfagcn aug ben SBinbcn. AUTKENTIC:, \adj eSl AUTHENTICAL (idv. — ly). \ tbCBi tifd), glaubtviirbig, cc^t, ben?abrt. . AUTHENTICALNESS, > s. btC 3lutl)en« AUTHENTICITY, \ ttcitat, ©laiibaM'irbigtcif, lSc^tl;eit, 93e« ttjabttf)eit. To AUTHENTICATE, v. a. IcglaufcU gen, bejeugen, beifafjven. AUTHOR, s. 1. bet Url)eber ; 2. ©tifter, ©tiftcrin; 3. 5hitor (and) Sluctov), 5Berfaffcr, Sc^jtiftftcIIer. AUTHORESS, s. 1. bic Ur^ebtrtn ; 2 (irt)riftftelletin. AUTHORITATIVE (adv.— hy), adj. 1. tcBoUinadltigct; 2. l;errtfc^, gebietca rifd), abfpredienb. AUTIIORITATIVENESS, s. 1. bie SSolI* iiiadittgEctt; 2. bag wititige 5lnfcben. AUTHORITY, .s. 1. bte rtcfefema^tge, rcd)tmamgc 2)iad)t nnb ©cnialf ; bag 9lnfef)cn, bie ©ewalt, SSic^ttgEeit ; 93Dllmad)t; 2. bag 3f"9"ii5 ('1M* Sdnnftcn) ; 3. bie®laubn)iirbigfeit; 4. ©vlaabnif), gtcibeit; of one's own — , nad) cignein ®itfbiinfcn ; on tiie — of, Bcred)ttgt burc^ ; from good — , ang ftc^crct .§anb; authoritie.s, pi. bie Sebovbcn ; from the best authorities, aug ben beftcn OitJ^lIen, aug bcu g(aut>n,nitbtg|ien|^ct)riftftellerii. AUTHORIZATION .?. 1. btc S8eyptl- miic^^ang, fe<-vecfetigung; 2. S8cfla= tigung, ©iiltigmac^ung, ^efabigung. T'/authorize, v. <7. 1. be«jpUmad)=! tigcn, Itcrcd)tigcrt ; 2. gutijeifjen, bil-- ligeitr rcd)tfvtccf)cn, fiir rec^tmapig crEKircn, rec^tfertige n ,• 3. fceftiittgen, giiltig inad)en. AUTHORSHIP, s, bic 5lKtorf^aft, (Sd^rtftfiellerei. AUTOBIOGRAPHY, s. bie (%dbflbc* fc^rcibnng feineg ?ebeng. AUTOCHTHON, s. bct ©rbc entfsrnns gene, ©rbgeborne, Itrcinmobner. AUTOCRASY, s. bte unat^b^^ittgisf. f}o^^t ®cn)alf, ©geninadit. AUTOCRAT, > ^ gefc^vtebea, wr-^ funblict). AUTOMATH, s. ber Selbflgclebrte. AUTOMATIC, ) adj. 1. ftci) felbft bc= AUTOMATICAL. > tcegcnb ; 2. unfrct- willig ; 3. getfllog. AUTOMATON, s. bag ?liitpmat, bt« ftc^ felbfl tierocgenbe 3)iflfd)inc. AUTOMATOUS, ndj. .ftC^ fclbfl lofKi- gcnb, antomatifc^. AUTONOMOUS, adj.^X^ felbft ®efe^<- gebenb. AUTONOMY, s.'i. bte ^tcibeit nad) cignen ©cfc^en ni lekn, (scrniinf- ttgc) 9lIIeint)crrfd)aft; 2. ber €elbp=' unlle. AUTOPSY, s. bag ©elbflfeficn, bt« (5elbftbcf(^anung, bcr 51ugcnfc^etn. AUTOPTICAL {adv. — ly). adj. m\\ fcinen eigncn 5(ugcn gefebcn, nac^ eigncr a3cftd)tignng (g3cobad)tung). AU'ITTMN, s, ber .^'crlifit. AUTUMNAL, adj. {)erbftlid), AUXESIS, s. Rhct. T. bie 0?nticitenii!g, 9lngcinanbcrff^ung, a]ermcbtiing, g?ergrijjicvnng. AUXILIAR, I I. adj. bclfcub, JUt •'oilU I AUXILIARY, S fc, i;iilfrfid) ; nux-i«n AVER AWAR AXLE jfinres, ^iilfSoolffr, ^iUf§fnH)Ven , — verb. baS-^iilfsjeitaiovt; II s.siirff. Hv .^ulfelcifl'cube, ^^ciftaub, fcie ^:U= ft; pi. auxiliaries, Wte auxiliary forces. 7'o AVAIL, V. I. a. liufeeit, ^clfci! Jll ; bcgunftts^eii, ljefi>vbcvu ; l»ci)tcf)cii ; to — one's eelf of. fid) JU 9'Jll^e jna= cftcn, l^eiui^f II, bebtcucn ; a. n. nufe= lic^ fci)it, iiii^eii. A.VAIL, s. bcv 91ufeen, 93ovt[)ciI, (gi-tvaa. AVAILABLE (.arlv. — bly), adj. 1. uiifelid), porthcilf^ift ; 2. /.. 7\ gul= ttfj, julafftg, flatf^aft, !rafttg. /lvailableness, s. 1. bic 9liiijlicbfctt, 3lu^bai'fcit ; 2. 7.. v. bie Oiiltigfeit, AVALANCHE, s. bie ©d^itcctvalse, bev ©cfjiiceHumpcit, bie Saiviiie (m ben fc^rBeijcdfc^eii Sllpeitcjegeiibeii). AVANT GUARD, vld. Vangd.*.rd. AVARICE, s. bci- Ocij, bie 4^abfuc{)t. AVARICIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. gcijifl, farij, ^aOfiic^tig. AVARiciousxEss. s. bte Stax^^dt, bet ©fij, ^abfiic^ttgfcit. AVAST, int. Sea Exp. I)alt ! ^alt alt 1 mac^t foft ! AVAUiVT, int. fort! tuc^ ba ! I;inaus! Ijebe bic^ weg ! patfe bic^ ! • AVE-MARY, s. has 2loe SOiavia, ber @n= gclSgrup (gcijvu^ct [e^fi 2)u 2)?arta !). AVEN'ACEOUS, adj. jU bCIU cgaftC gc= feorig, I)afcvarttg. AVENAGE, s. bcr ^gafcrjiitS, bic ^a= fcrgiiltc. AVENER, ) s. ber donh-ollcm; beS AVENOR, i 2)?avftaflc^, Staliucrwali tev. To AVENGE, v. a. v'iA)tn ( — one's self of.. , fic^ — an . . .) ; a{)nbeii, ftrafen. AVENGEMENr, .9. bie 3iaci)e; ?U)ii= bung, S8cjtvafn«g ; ba« gjiuteii u. f. w. AVENGER, s. bcv 93eftvafcr, Slacijer. AVENS, s. ba§ 33cncbiftenEraut {Omm. — /,.). AVENTURE, s. L. T. ber ungliicflic^e 3ufall, ber tUus iUJcnfc^cn iSob jnr Sofge t^at, vid. Adventure. AVENUE, s. ber (gcraninige, freie) 3ugang (in einem sBalb)', bie i^lllce, bee @aug. To AVER, V. a. dXi \Vi\\)x beiceifcn, Be= «)al)rcn, befrafligeu. AVERAGE, L s. 1. ber Surd;fd6nitt } 2. M. Ers. bie «&aferei, ^Piauavie, 2l»arie, (bcr aSerluft, bcu cin Jtauf; ntaim buvc^ ^cfcbabignng bes Sc^ijf^, »»u "edjiif cbcr ^ajaarcn fcibet) ; small ir petty — , bic gcntftne ober Heine i^aferei ; general — , bie gvo^cgaft; rci; bie glcic^e S^fieilnug; on (upon) an — , iiit 2)urc£)fc^nittf, @in3 in« yinbere gcrcc^itct; u. adj. — price, bcr aJJittelprcig, 5)ur{i)fd()uitt«V''rei«. To AVERAGE, v. I. a. cineu Surcft= fcbni»«,vi"ci3 inac^en ; in glctcbe Sheilc t[)ei(crt ; IL n. iiu Surcbf^nitt rcc^neU ; the fall of snow averageii lull twenty inches, bcr Sci)Ufe lag (im Surcbfc^nittgeuoinmcn), solle iroan= jig 3oll lioc^. AVERMENT, s. 1. bcr 33cwei«, bie -Se= trdftiguug; 2. baS Slnerbieten be« 33e£[agten, etue @rcc»)tiou \\\ bewci= fen, u'nb ber sSctpci^ berfelben. KVERNAT, s bic burgunbift^c 23ein= traube, ber cc^te 3}ur,ytnber. 'ifo AVERRUNCATE, v. a. aulwursellt, aitSrottctt, wijRRUXCATiON,*. bie 5}Iu§vottniig. tVERSATioN, .«. bie 3Unicigung, ber aBibcrroiUe, 9Ibfd)eu. WERSE, aij. abgeneigt, itngiinfttg, juroiber ; I am — to or from it', ba« tfi miv jumiber ; he is — to physic, cr ainimt nic^t gem cin. AVERSELY, adc. mit aBibcriinllcu, ungern. AVERSENESS, s. bic Slbgcnctgt^cit, ber Sffiibcninlle. AVERSION, s. ber aBibcrwidc, 3lbf($cu. To AVERT, V. I. a. 1. ivcgwenbtu, wcg= fe^rcit, abjicf)en ; 2. abnjenben, ab= weiibig macf)cn; n. 71. ftc^ abwcnbcn. AVERTER, s. bcr SUnuenber, a3ertrct= ber. AViARi, s. ba« 33ogclf;au3, bie ^OogcU becfe. AViDiousLY, adv. gicrig. AVIDITY, i-. bie SGcgierbe, CiJierigfeit. AVISEiVIENT, vid. Ad\isement. ADVOCATION, s. 1. bie Slbnifung ; 9IbbaUung, ba5 .§inberni^; 2. ®c= frfjiift, bie 5Serrid;tang, bcr $)eruf. 7'» AVOID, V. I. a. 1. nicibcn, »crmei= ben; ausweid;cn, auS bcm SBcge gc= ben; 2. cntgei)en, cnftommeu; 3. ucrliiffcn, vaumen; 4. ausiecrcu, wcg= fd)afTen, »on \X(i) gcbcu ; 0. scrciteln, aufbcbeit, iingiilttg macbeu; n. n. crlebigt ober leer werben. AVOIDABLE, adj. 1. ucrineibliit ; 2. anf^ubcbeii, wibcrruflicl). AVOIDANCE, s. 1. bie iBcrincibung ; 2. 5lbleitung, 9(uff)cbung, bcr 3ijibcr= vuf ; 3. bie.(SrIebigung,'2?acan5. AVOIDER, s. 1. ber (bie, baS) SDJeibeu^ be; 2. 2Begfcbaffcnbe, 5lbleitcube, 2Bcgfii()rciibe ; 3. ba« ®efap, worin (SlioaS iueggefc^ajft unrb. AVOIDLESS, adj. unvcrmcibltci). AVOiR-DU-POis, s. bag gcmeine ®t- wic^f, ,^ramergcmicl)t uon IG Unjcn. To AVOUCH, V. a. 1. bcbauvtcn, bc= tbfucrn, «evfid)ern; anfiil)rcn; 2. ved)tfcrtigen, gut beiecii. AVOUCiiKR, s. ber 33ebanVtenbe. AVOUCiiMENT, s. bie (Srflaruug, 33e= t()euerung. To AVOW. V. «. 1. gcfieben, bcfcnnen, anerfcnncu ; 2. ucrti^cibigcit, beljau^s ten. AVOWABLE, adj. ju bcfcimcn, 5U »cr= t(}cibigcn. AVOWAL, s. baS SScfenntnij}, ®epanb= nip, bic (Srfiarung. 3lusfage, AVOWEDLY, flrfe. frei,,offcntIi($ (bc= fennciib) nad^ bcm (eigenen) ©ejtanbi nip. AVOWEE, s. bcr ,Jltrc^cn^atro«, md. Advowee. AVOWER. s. ber S3elenncr, 33ef)anv= tcr, aScrt^cibiger, a^crfiinbiger. AVOWRY, .9. /.. T. bie SSertbeibigung, (Sc^nfefcbrift. _ AVULSED, adj. abgenffcit, wcggeviffen. AVULSION, s. bic ^Ibrcifiuiig, aBcgrei= Dung. Tu AWAIT, V. a. crwartcn, abwartcn, cntgegcufef^en ; awaiting your reply, &c., 31}rcr SIntwort cntgegcufcljenb, n. f. w. AWAIT, s. + ber ^interbalt, bie Saner. To AWAKE, V. I. a. itcifcii, aufa'Cifcn, cnuccf en ; IL n. erwacben, aufanifbcn. AWAKE, adj. tuac^, wacbcnb, munter, ld)IafIo§ ; to be — . warben ; to lie — , fc^laf(o« (im sOctte) licQcn ; to keep — , munter er^alteii, am ia4)(afc ^in= bcrn. • To AWAKEN, V. a. vid. To Awake. AWAKENER, s. bcr 2Bctftr, (Sr»c= der. To AWARD, I). L n. /.. T. ciu Itrtbcil fallen, m1[)citen ; u. a. gcrid)tlid) ju^ fpredjcn, suerfenncn. AWARD, s. X. T. bas lUt[)cil, bcr (fiticli»rid)tcvlid)e) 31u«fprud;, Q3c= fcbcib, bic Scntcnj. AWARDER, s. bcr 3^id;tcr, Sc^icb§= ridjter. AWARE, ndj. gcivabr, anf fciiter .<5nt aufmcrlfam, ac^tfam; yen (StiiHis wiffenb ; unterrid)tct, iibcrjrugt feiin; to be — of a thing, (StllUlS gcivabl werbcn, Jlcnntnitl babrn »on, nid)t unbcfanut fesjii (ciiicm) ; 3ld)t gcbcu ; . not — of, nid)t abncnb; ere' l was — clje ic^ cS mir serfab, cl;c id) ca vcr^ mutbcte, cl}c id; mid) ba»or biitec fpunte. To AWARN, V. a. + teanicn. AWAY ado. 1. abrocfeiib ; 2. weg, fort; 3, fovt! wcg! bimi-'tg! to make — , bas ®arau3 mac^cn'; ftcljlen, »crfd)mcnbcn ; he drinks — his eslRt«-. er ycrfaiift fcin SScrmiJgcn; he mad*-.. — with himself, cr ^at'fid) baS £cbe;i gcnommcn; — with her! >veg mil tbv ! — with this ! wcgbamit! nebmt bcS weg ! laugh — ! ii'iir ju gelac^t ! file — ! fcbiep JU ! come — ! tocg ba ! lomm t)cr! AWE. s bic (?brfurd;.t ; (2d)cu, 'gnrc^l ; ber Sd'i'iucr'; bai5®raufcu; to stand in — of, fid) fd)eucn, fiivd^fen yor To AWE. ?;. a. @brfurd)t ciiiflijpcu ; in ^•^rfurc^t, in gurdtt baltcn, ?iurc^t ciujagen ; f4>eu mad[)cn ; graufcn ; m — one into obciiience, (Siucu (burc^ Snrd;t) juiu ©cborfam bringcn. AWEARY, adj. mitbc, crmattct. AWEiGH, adj. jV. t. nufgclittit (fent- red)t) ; the anchor is — , bcr 5lnfcr '\\\ aufgebtfit. AWFUL {ado. — fclly), ndj. cbrfurr^t= crrcgcnb, furc^tbar ; gra'ncnhafr. AWFULNESS, s. bic (\iivd)tbavfcit, geierlid;feit; ba34^)raucnbaftc. AWHILE, ade. cinc 3cit laug.' AWKWARD {adn. — ly), adj. UUgC* fd)trff, liuf, tijlpifd), unmanicrl[(fe, unbef)olf ndj. jur Slcbfclgnibc ge* AXILLARY, 5 biJrig- AXIOM, s. Ph. T. bas 3b-ipm, ber alls gemcin ancrfinnte ®niiibfa§. « AXIOMATIC, \ adj. gcioiH, (bwr* AXIOMATICAL, J ficb fclbfi) ixmix fen, ancrfannt. • AXIS, s. T. bie 5Id)fc. AXLE. .1. bic '.)Id)fc am 3Libc ; — bed, bag 51d;fcnfnt{er ; — box, bic 3I^fen= bitd)fc ; — hoop, bcr S^Jabcnring, bag giabcnbanb; — nut, bie 9ld)fen= fdjraube ; — pin, ber Slc^f-nagcl, bie Situfe am 3Jabc^ — tree une A.\le — tree arm, bie isd)Wcugctftangc ; — tree.s JV. T. bic ';>ld)fcneiheg3tapert* : — washer, bcr 3ic^fenftop. BACH BACK BAG KY.jidB. va'ff. joc^ ; fvetltc^, (je= roip, bcfitllimt ; Sea Exp. ay, ay. Sir ! la, meiit .§ciT ! ((^ewofjnltc^cSlntnjovt bcr 3)fati-ofeit auf ba« (lomfitanbo bcS dajJttaua); —and no, {pi. ayes and noes, Sttiumcii bafiir uub bawi= ber) ja unb neiti. (VY, Aye, adn. 1. jit fvcitid^ ' 2. Aye, tmiitcr, eaiiij; for aye, auf immcr. AYRY, s. bie ^porfl, r;"/. Aerie. aZAROLE, s. bie 3l5arole, Sasarolc G'lrt aJJiSpcl) ill Stalicii unb bcv Se-- Piinte. rVziMUTH, s. ^.s«. r. ba-S 9l5tmut^, ber (£ci)eitclfrci»,93ertifa[:3irfe[; — com- pass, JV. T. ber 5l5tinutl)a[jtrEcl, — dial, bie 3lsimut[ja[=2o»iieuu()r. AZOTE, s. Ch. T. ber (SticJitoff, bie Sticfluft. AZOTH, s. Ch. T. ber ©ruiibfici? ober 2»erfuriu§ ber g^ctalle. AZOTIC, adj. ©ticffloff eut^alteitb. AZURED, adj. biiiimeiblau gefarbt, l^immelblau, lafurfarbig. azure; adj. IjimmdhUui, f)oci)Mait, * ajunt; — of copper, bie ,^u^fcrla= fur; — stone, ber Safurflein. 7b AZURE, V. a. (Stwai blau farbeu B. B.s. bas 33, b, ber jwcite Suc^flabe &eS 5l(p()abet«. Tb BAA, V. n. blofeU, viilg. bSeii. BAA, s. ba« SliJEeu (cines ©c^afcS). BAAL, s. aSaat. 7'o BABBLE, c. I. n. I. Vf'lUbcril, fdjtua^eu, ^ilapperu, f(atfcl)cn; 2. flainmeln; IL a. aulplaubeni, mi= i)lapperu. BABBLE, s. baS ®cfd)»;i^, OclWiifc^. BABBLEMENT, s. baS '$l'1Uberit, ©6= fct}wa&. BABBLER, s. ber Sdjioa^er. BABBLING, arfj. fd)wa|haft, vtaubenib ; the — echo, ba8 i}efc^UHi^i(3C (Sct)o ; the —stream, ber rtcfelube Oh"i^i»c1u= be) Sac^. BABE, s. baS ftciiie Jtinb, ^Pii^Jp^en, 2Btubelfiiib. BABEL, s. 1. a3abl)lon, 33abel ; 2. fig. SSenuirrnug ; uuregelmatjiges @i- mifd) ; Sdnn. BABERY, s. ber Jltnbevfram, ^uppeii= Irani, ba« Spicljeuj, bie .Rinberci. BABISH {adv. — i,y), adj. fiubifc^. BABOOX, s. ber ^ayian. ." ABY, I. s. ba« Eleine Jtiub ; bns 3Bin-- jclfinb; bie!jJn^)pe; II. «rfj. aleic^ et= ticin J?iube, f ieiu mie tin jttub ;■, — house, bao ipuppeu{)au«, bie 5Pupi)eu= fd;ac^tel. To BABY, V. a. vnk t\\\ Jlinb be^an= beln. UBYiiooD, s. bie Jlinb^eit. BABYISH {adn. — i.v), adj. firtbifc^. BABYLON, «. Sabv)Iou, iBabcl. BtB^LONlcAL, '^. "i"^«'^''3. »Cr= BABYLONISH, J '"' '" BACCiVLAURiATE, s. bit SBiirbe eiueS 33accalaureu§. BACCHANAL, I adj. trunfen, frbtuar: mcub, bifcdjautifc^ ; II. s. ber Sct)mel= a,tK, 3frf)brubcr. BACCHANALIAN, s.S,-adj. Wie Baccha- nal. BACCHANALS, s. pi. bie Sacc^aitalien, ba« Sacd)u4fefi. BACCHIC, adj. baccfjatttifc^. BACCHUS, s. *-8acc^u8. BACCIFEROUS, adj. 58eeren trat^enb. BACCIVOROUS, adj. i^eereu frcffenb. BACHELOR, s. 1. ber S8accalaureu« 38 furtferfle afabcmtfc^e SBiirbc); 2. SunggefeU, .^ageftols ; knight — , ein atitter BOrt ber niebrtgfleti Slaffe; — 'sbuttons, bie 3BaIbh)c^ui§, @am- metrofc, baS 2}kricnr6«(i)eu ( Lychnis dicecia — L.) ; bie Jtombtume {Ccn- tauren, montana — Z/.) ; — 'spear, bte fcirna^nlid)c Bfrui^t cineS auf bcu amerifanifrf)cu Snfelu einfjcimifc|)eu S'iac^tfc^attenS ( Solanum mammos-u.n — L). BACHELORSHIP, s. 1. baS 2?accalaH= rcat; 2. ber SuuggcfcUcufianb, bie Scbigfeit. BACK {or Bag), s. 1. bcr SHa^m : 2. bie ^ufe, J. S. beor— , bie fflierfnfe; brewing— , ber Jliiblbottig ber 33rauer. BACK, s. 1. bcr aiiicfen; 2. baS J?reuj (eine«$ferbe«, u.f. w.) ; 3. ba«.§in= tertbeii, bie Slitcffeitc (eine«Singe«) ; JV. T. ber 9Jiicfeti eincS «tiiif Jlrumin: botjCo (int ®Cgcufa^ sou belly) ; — of tlie stern post, bcr SDutcuficyeu ; — of the rudder, bte f^iitterung ober 33er= bOppelUUgamStcuer; —of the hand, bie umgefef}i-te 43aub; — of a chair, bie Scone eines StubiS ; — of a coach, ber.^intcrt^cil einer Jtutfcbe ; — of a chimney, bie ^iutere SBanb ober Spfatte eincS Jtanitu* ; to lay on one's — , @iucm aufbiivbeu; he has no shirt to his — , cr \)at fciu .6cmb auf bent 'i(\\>t ; his — is up. er ift ge= rei^t, aufijebracftt, wilb (mie bie xiiac^fencn) ; to breai< one's — , (Sinent baS Jtrcuj ciufc^Iagen; fig. ibu 5U ©I'unbericbteu; —basket, bcr 2;ragcforb, ba« 9Jcff ; comp. — blow, bcr S^Iag mit umgeivanbtcr 5anb ; — board, J^. T. bas ScbutH'et I^intcii an berSifebantcincS 93oote§; the — bone, bcr Cfiiicfcn; baS ^liicfgrat; the — bone of a liare. bic Seubcu etUCS .fiafeu; — door, bic ^intcrtbiir; ./iffeite; ber i§of ober CfJaum ()intcr bent .^aufc ; bev 5inte= re ; — statr, JV. T. ber riicfwcic^cn ; abtriinnig roerben, yow ber Sieiigion abfailcn. BACKSLIDER, s. bcr juviiif ivctt^t ; ?H>:= triinnige. BACKWARD, Backwards, I. adv. i. .riicfmcirt^, juriicf ; rnrfgcingig; 2. ocrs M)xt; II adj. fig. 1. abgcueigt, wibrig : 2. laugfam, tvagc, yerbroffcn, fd;laf= rig ; bliibc ; 3. fpat ; to be — in one's duty, fcine ^flici^t »ernad)tafftgcn. BACKW ARDL Y, arfo. 1. abgcncigt, wi' bcririllig ; 2. ocrft^rt, iibef. BACKWARDNESS, s. 1. bie9lbgcucigt= l)cit bcr SEibcrmiilc ; 2. bie Sangfain* feit, SSragbett. BACON, .?. bcr ©pecf ; a gammon of — , ber S^infcn; — hog, baS ^Waft^ fcfjweiu ; to save one's — , vu7g. ffc{l vor ©cbabcu f)iiteit, fid) bcranJmi- cfelii, mit bcifcr c^aut 'i>c[)>on fommcn. BACULOMETRY, s. Mit. T. boS aJJcf* fen (einer ©ntfcrnung) mit etabcn. BAD {ad.v. — ly), adj.i. fOjlcc^t, fd^lillltn, bofe, libel; 2. fc^abltcb, ungefmib; 3. franf ; — fortune, Ungliicf ;'— hours, SfJadjtjlimbcn (in jtranfbeitcn) ; to keep — hours, beg SlbcnbS fpcit nad) i(5aufc fommcn. B/XDGE, .?. ba« Sfifften, ^^ennjetf^eti, 5l)Jcrfmal ; Drbeng5cid)cit. r« BADGE, P.O. i5cid>eii, bcseic^nen. B.\DGEll. s. 1. ber £^ad)«; — lesged, barf)«bcinig : — gin, bie 2iac^«faHc, bag 1)ad)gcifen ; 2. ber @etrctbcaiif= taufer, jtornmuc^crer. BADINAGE, s. bag Ieid;te, fc^crj^afte (5Jefprac|. BADNE.SS, .t. bie©c^feii)tf;eit, iibfe 93e= fc^affenbcit ; iBofibcit. BAFFETAS, ) s.pi. etu weipcr unb blaua BAFTAS, > er pfltnbifc{)er SBaum= BASTAS, ) iuolknsciig. To BAFFLE, u. a. 1. wcitclu ; J» ©d)anben mac^cn ; 2. bintergcbrn, tiiufc^en ; ho was baffled in his expec- tation, fcine (Snuartung fcilug febf. BAFFLE, s. bie SSereitclung ; bcr 23c« trug, bie ^aufd)ung. BAFFLER, s. bcr 3SereiteInbe, Sefi-l)iv mcnbc, i^ctriiger. BAFTAS, s.pl. vid. Baj-ktas. BAG, s. 1. ber Sacf, 93cutel ; .<5aarbcu= fci; 2. .s>. T. bag5Ir5encifacfd)en juni 9lppetit=errcgcn bei ^^pfevbcn ; 3. iai (?utcr; -fox, bcr jnr 3agb einge* fangcrtc ^itcfjg : — lo^'k. bag Scliei* fenfrtjloil; screw-barrd — le -k, ba* BALA BALL BAND (sd&rau6cnfi^loj) ; puzzle — lock, ba3 5l]crivf(^lof J — net, baS Sacfiie^; — pipe, bte Sacfpfcifc, ber S)ufceU faif; — piper, bet" Sacfpfeifcr; — pi;dding, bcv '^Jiibbtng, ettglifc^c Stlo$ ; — truss, 7'. baS ©u^vciifortum, ^c= bcbniib; — and baggage, Saii Uilb To BAG, O.I. a. 1. tit cincii ]a,j'o, baS ®c= padf, ®cvat^; 2. ba« -JPciifrf), B.\GG1NG, s. bie (gvobe) =^-,ii(eiiiroanb, '43acf(fiinuanb, ba§ eactaicl;. BAGXio, s. 1. baS 33abef)aii« ; bie S8a- befiiibe; 2. baS i5ui-ciif)a!iS;33orbelI. BAGUET, s. jjccA. T. haS Sfa6cf)en am ©eftmfc. Bail, s. 1. bie 33uvgfc^aff, St^cr^ett; ber sOiirge; 2. bie Oreiije tit eiitem SSitlbe; 3. bte ^aiibfjabe, ber iSeii= let; — bond, ber 28urj(fcfeaft^)fc6ein. To BAIL, V. a. 1. sBurgfc^aff leifleit, 58urflcn ftellett, iiiivgc mcrbeii, fii^) serbiirgcn ; 2. (ctii 33oot) au«ij^fcit ; auSfcf)opfeii ; I will — him, tc^ mill fiir t()it tnirqcit ; (— one, fiir 3cntniu belt), aU ^mvimi anne^men; bailed (out of prison), 10^ ^ebiirgt, biivcfe (jc= ^.ellte SSitrgfcbaft mif frctem gufi. bailable, adj. burgfc^aftgfdfjiij, «er= biirgltd). bailee, s. l. t. ber 2)e})pjifartu8. B™;h'"®'^^^«^"^- Bailif, Bailiff, s. ber 5lmtmami, ?anb- uojit; Scftlo^oppjt; a?ogt, (2cl)ult= bct9, @erici)t*bteiier ; ^erwa[ter, Sc^affiier, 3Jeiitfii=gtnncf)mcr ; high — , ber Obcramfinaiui, ii. f. w). bailiwick, s. bie ^Cogtet, ber ®e= rid)t8be5tif. bailment, s. l. t. bas 5)evofttum, aituertvaute ©ut. BAIRN, Barn, s. ba« Jtillb. BAIT, s. 1. ber .Rijber, bie ?o(ft"petfe; 2. fiir. gjcisuiuj; 3. D}Jaf)l5eit ober (Srfrifc^mig auf ber »Retfe; — worm, ber ajefleumurm jiim Siitgcln. To BAIT, V. I. «. 1. foberii, antontett ; 2. auf ber 9teife fiittent, ttiS gutter ue^meu, ftelleu (oou Spfeybcu) ; to — one's hook with . . ., au bie -jlugel fte= (fen; 3. augreifeii, flufallcit, belje", betjen, V^ageu, quiilcu ; il. n. etiifel)= ren, auljaltcn. BAIZE, «. ber S13dv (mollene 3eug), To BAKE, V. I. n. bndeu ; ()arten, bren= Jteu ; II. n. bacfeti. BAKEHOUSE, s. ba§ 93acfbau«, bte 33a(f|lube. Baicemeats, s. pi. Sraten, 33it-ic- reieu. ^ BAKER s. ber iBiicfcr ; — foot, col. ber mtigeftaltete, Bcrbrcbte (5ulJ ; — leg- ged, fc^icfbeiutg, femmelbeiuig. BAKING, s. fin ©cbiiif ; — dish, bte aSacf fdjiiffel ; — pan, bie 5?a(fpfanne, 3;ortenpfanne. BALANCE, s. 1. bte SCage; 2. ba« ©Icio^gewic^t; lleberi]'canii)t, ber 9luSf4(ag ; 3. ber Ueberfcbup, Sa(= bo ; 4. Jig. bie 33erglei^ung ; 5. t. Unrube it: riiicr Ubr; m. i:-s. — in our favour, Salbo in uufevn ©uitfien, fomint unS ju gut; amount of—, ber •calbo=Setrag ; — bill, ber <£albo= 2Beci)feI ; to strike a — , eiue 9ted)= nung nu^gleic^en, aufgcf)cn laffeit; you vtill find upon the — •, that, &e., iiai-b rcifcr grwiigung tixibcn Sic fiubcn, ball, u. f. \v. ; — tish, ber (£cl;lagelfii"rt) (cine 'Jlrt .*3'iiftKb); — maker, ber 2Siigenniad)cr ; — tool, ein 2)cifbre^ilubl; — webs, Unrnf)feilen ; — . wheel, itii ?iab an ber Unrube, ©tetgerab ; — wheel engine, ein ©teis gcrab, Scf)itcibcjeu3. To BALANCE, v. \.a.\. iiHtgcn, wiegen ; 2. fig. abwagen, erwiigeu ; 3. balan- circii, tn^ @leid)getiiid)t bringen, iiu ®leid)gcand)t erbaitcn ; 4. baS @lci^= ober ©cgengeroic^t l)altcn; 5. JV. T. etnnebincu, einbtnbcn (ein Sicef), bergen (bie Segel) ; 6. M. E-s. fd)li'? fjen, au8g(cid;nt, f.ilbircn ; to — an accoimt, eine 3{ed;nuiig abfit)licpcn, ben i^albO bciablcii; to — the ledger, ba§ .jpauVtbucp fd)ltctieil ; the exiKjnses — the receipts, bie *ilii§gabe tft ebeii fo Bid a(S bie ©innabme ; ii. n. I. im ®leid)geaud)te bleiben; 2. fid) bc-- ftiincu, idnftaub 'Jct>ineit, unfdjliiffig fci)n. BALANCER, s. be: JPJfigenbe, aBage= meiftcr, BALASS-RUBY, s. ber 01ubtn=93alai BALCONY, .?. 1. ber 33akoii, grfer ; 2. JV. r. bie^^intergallerie. ■ BALD (ci/c. — ly), ailj. U^\, narft ; fig. fd)iHUif(o«, gtatt, fd;leri;t; — eagle, ber aSei^f opf; gifc^aar ; — buzzard, ber (2uinpficeif)e ; a — filly, cine ab= genu^te Stute, alte SDJabre ; — kite, ber i^ufiaar, SBupbnrt', SBcibc, Wmu fcfnif ; — pate, s. ber gefrf)orne .ilppf ; — pato {or — pated), ni!j. fai)(fijpfig ; — rib, bie Scl)njetnSrippe. BALDACHIN, > s. bcr S?atbrtd)in, BALDAQUIN, ) *^]rad)t(;iminel,2:f)rou= binimet. BALDERDASH, s. bcr 3JJif(^mafd), ba« ©cmengfcl. To BALDERDASH, v. a. Bermifc^CU, Bcrfalfd)en (befonberS 3Bcin). BALDNESS, s. 1. bic jl'ablbeit, ®fa§e; 2. fig. platte, fd)led;te Sd)rci6art. BALDRIC, .■?. + 1. ber ®:irtel, ba8 SBcbrgebcinge, 3)cgcnge^en£; 2. .ast. T. ber XbicrfreiS. BALDWIN, s. 93atbuin (aJJannSnamc). BALE. s. 1. bcr §i3aHe» (2Baare) ; 2. ba8 mm, mth. To BALE, c. a. embanircn, cinballen, einparfen. B.\LE1''IJL {aih. — ly), «'//. 1. clcflb ; 2. Bcrbcrblid), Bermiiftenb, fd)ablid). balister, s. bie i^allijte. B.\LK, .;. Icbcrnc Sc^niia re bcim 9Jccpfd)ldgcr ; — of a saddi-j T. jtiH'i cifevne ^-iMtiibcr uin bic ©at- 29 Bank Bar BAKli iclbogeii in tf;rer Sage ju er^altfu. i« BAXD, V. I. a. I. btiibcit, uerbttibeii; 2. vicreiutgen ; ii. n. ffc^ vcvbinbeit, urf) jufammcnrotfcn. BANDAGE, s. bic sBiitbc, bet 3Ser&anb. lUXD^VNA, .<^. bag feibeiic (Scl;inipf=) XnO) rtu« Dfiiiibieit. BANDELET, > a. jlrch. T. iaS 93inb= BANDLET, > d)i.n, 33aiibrf)eit ; bte flctne Seifle. BANDIT, I s. ber SSaubif, ©trajjcn^ UANDiTTO, i raitbcv. BANDITTI, s. pi. bie ininbiteu, (Stra= 9ciu-auber. BANDOI^ERS, s. baS 23anbelter ; bic ^Jatroncntafcfje. BANDORE, s. btc ^anbore (5lvt Saute). BANDOW, s. bie 33titbe, Stiriibiubc ; Xi-anevbinbe, Sdjitepve. 3ANDR0L, s. i>a§ gaf)uc^cit, bte Sait= beroUe. rtANDY, r. s. ixiS 3?a(fet ; n.adj Irumm, gcboijcu ; — leg, ba§ fntmine aSciii ; -~ legged, Jrummbeiitig. ro BANDY. V. I. a. 1. ftit cittauber frl>laijci!, I;iu iiiib ^cr fdjfaiKn (ben mciU); 2. fig. bin nub hei- ftveiten, iibevlegen ; to — words. SSorte ivcc^= fcin ; to — looks, 53Itcfe wcc|)felu ; II. 71. fireiten, ivettetfevn. BANE,s. 1. ba« @ift; 2./^.93erbevlJcn; they are tlie — of human society, fie fiub etnc 5pefl bcv menf^Itc^en ®e= fellfitaft; — berry, bie fci;marjc 'SrfjiangeuaniVjel {Actc^a racemnsa — J..) ; — wort, bei- (giftige) 3'iac^t= fd)atten {So.'anum — J J. TO BANE, V. a. vergiftcn. B.VNEFUL, ndj. 1. gtftig ; 2. fg. tobt= Uc^, scrbcvbltd;. BANEFUU^ESS, ... 1. bie (5)iftiii!eit: 2. fig. a3evbei:bltrf)Ecit. 7>i BANG. V. a. viiia. fd)Iagen, Vri'gcf", fd)mci9en, abbrcfc^cn, jubecfca, burd;= bliiuen. BANG, .a9 @i-i(, bic ?anbc«ycnueifuug. BANK. s. 1. ba« lifer, ©cftabe; 2." ber .^iigct; 3)amm, SBall; 3. bic iBanf, a\S: SantbanE; 4. (S^)ielbanE; 5. SSed)felbanf; 7'.t>aSSBaneo; fi.Sauf= bret cm eincr 53ud)brucfcrprcffe; — ncio, ba8 Sancp=i?Igto ; — biii, bie sBanf=5lftie ; Saufiiote, ber SBanE- jettcl ; — cresses, ». jti. bcr .(5cbcrid) (Erysimum — /J — note. 5>antnOte, • 5Bant5etteI ; — money. baS i8auco= @elb; — post-liiii, ^BanEuDte; — stock, ba§ (Stgentbum in 3.^auf=^2lctieu ; — of circulation, bie ©irobanE; — for loans, bie Sciljbanf ; — of oars, 2)uft= ober DhtbcrbanE. T> BANK, V. a. 1. biimmcn; 2. in bic SanE legcn. CVNKEU. .«. 1. bcr 33anEicr, 9Bcd)«Icr ; 2. baS Sd)tff eines 33aEeljaufifd)crS. 3AN!a[NG-FiousE, s. ba« iBed;6ler= bans, 33cc^fcIcomvtoir. 8AN-KRUPT, I. a'lj. banEcrott, faint ; to turn (become or grow) — , baitEcrolt 3« mad)cu, reerbcn; il. .♦. bcr -Saufcrot- tircr, gallit. To B/iNKRUPT, v. a. baiifcrett nia= 4cn, ju ©runbc riditen. BANKRUPTCY, s. bcr SauEcrott, ba§ gaUimeut; court of — ba« 3aliiten= gcridjt. BANNER, s. bas 5)?antcr, bie jJa^stCr Stanbarte; ba^S (Val)nd)cn. BANNERED, wij. 83aitner fiif)renb. BANNERET, s. bcr 58annert)err. BANNEROL, s. vid. SaubVot. BANNISTER, vid. Baluster, Balus- trade. BANNOCK, s. bit ^aferEuc^cn, @tbfeu= fiic^cn. BANNS, s.pi. bag SJitfgebot; via. B-an. BANQUET, s. ba« ^BauEctt, ba« gro^e ©aftmabl, bcr (Sd}maii«. To BANQUET, v. I. a. eirt ©afima'^l gcben, tractireu; n. n. teirirt^cn, ga= fiiren, fcpmaufcn. BANQUETER, .?. 1. bcr Sd^maufcr; 2. ©aftmablgebcr. BANQUETlN(i-HOUSE or Banquet- house, s. ba«. Spans, tvorin®aftma^le gcgebcn luerbcn. BANQUETTE, 5. Mil. T. baS SrtnEctte, ber aintritt (er[;nbene S^ritt Winter bcr 53rufirocf)r). B.rVNSHEE, or Besshi, s. einc «?ee >veld)c burd) ©cfang nnter bcin ?^cn= fter ben Sob tociffagt (cin irlanbifc^cr SIbcrglaube). To BANTER, v. a fpptfcn, fi^rauben, aufjiebcn, jum Scftcn |abcn. BANTER, s. bcr ©djerj, ©pott. BANTERER, j. bcr (Spajjyogcl, (£))5t= ter. BANTLING, s. vulg. ba« Elctrtc ^inb. BAPTISM, s. 1. bieSaufe; 2.^. (in bcr sBtbcI) bie ^Priifung bur^ Seiben j. BAPTlSxAlAL, adj. uir Saufc gci)ijrig ; — font, bcr S:'auf|letn ; — vow, bcr 3;aufbunb. BAPTIST, s. 1. ber Sciufcr; 2, ahhr. uon Anabaptist, bcr 2Biebevtaufcr ; 3. 33aVttfta (3}iann«namc). BAPTISTERY, .•». bcr Saiifflcin. BAPTiSTic, \ adj. bie Xaufc be= BAPTISTICAI., S treffciib. To BAFPIZE, V. a taufcn, BAFnzER. .<:. bcr 5:aufenbe. BAR, s. 1. bic Stange, Sarre; bcr ^k= gel, ba-J SJtcgclbolj, Ouerf^iil^ (am Sobeu cinc'J 5^affc«, u. f. w.) ; i^alfen, 93aHm; berStallbanm, Staiibbaum; .§cbcbanm ; 2. bic SanbbanE, '4krrc ober gjcibe Jyelfcn »or ciner Siufabrt ; bie (Sc^vanEcn ; 3. fia-. bcr niit ®d)ran= fen cingcfd)loffeac Ort, in ben aBcin= unb J^affcobanfcrn Jvo bcr 2Btrt^ ba§ (SSctriinf au^gtcbt nnb ba§ @elb ciu= nimnit ; 4. bic Sd)ranEcn in eincr @erid)t«fiube ; biefc fclbft, ba« @e= ric^t; 5. bie Slbvofafen barin ; 6. bcr Oucrftvid), ba« .*5tnbernitl ; 7. //. r. bcr SiagcnalbalEcn; 8. Mus. t. bcr Sact, Sactftrid) ; 9. /.. r. pcrcnipto= rifctjc (vvccption, ivrldie bic miction bc>3 JtlagcrS vollig bcmnit; at the --, «or ben ScbrauEcn, yor @crid)t; a — of silver, goM, &c., ctuc Stlber= obcr ®p!bftaugc, n. f. \v.; — iron, ba§ Stangcueifcn ; — keeper, bcr 9luf= tinirter in etuem .^affccbaufe, «. f. n>., bcr biiS (MctraiiE au^gtebt, ©d)cn£= wirth, ba« 2clieiiEmabci)cn ; —master, T. bcr (fruncffcr; mosquito — , ^m. ba« 3}Ju§EitD=gic^ ; — pump, bic .«'cd)8piinivc ; — room, bic fcvte6 an jtvei Drten untcr'jiubcn. BARB, s. 1 ber ©arbar, SSarber, 53cr= bcr (cin 5)>'|trb ang ber JBarbarct; ; 2. fig. tttaS an bcr SteUe eiucS 3.^arte3 Jiuid;)! i. ©. ber SBart betSifdicn; 3. bcr SBiberf^afen {an eincni ^ifcil obcr einem 9lngcll}afen; eincr ?anje, n. f. w.) ; barbs 5. pi. bcr 5pfcrbebar= nifd), ba3 ^sfcrbeseng, @efd;irr (be3 altcn 2)iilttarg), md. Barbels. To BARB, V. a. 1. cin '^iferb auffd)trren, anfd;irrcn; 2. mit 9Btberbafcn iht: fcben. BARBAC.\N, a. 1. baS 9aifjcnwcrf. bie ©d)an5e, 5?riiifcnfd)ani(c, bcr i^riicfcnEppf; 2. ai!ad)t(()nrni, bie 2Barte; 3. iSAicjJfdjartc ; 4. ba3 SfJinnloc^ O'Jitcn in eincr 3JJa«ev jum aiblaufcn be« SBafferg). BARBADOES, s. bie Sufct SarbaboS ; — aloes, bie Scber=3ll0C; — clierry, bic uieflinbifd)e J?irfcfce {Mntyighia — L) ; — flower-fence, ber $fauf na fd)»anj (Poinciana — /..) ; — nut, bic wcftinbifc^e 5j3urgirnu9; — tar, ber 33ergtt)er. BARBARA, s. ^Barbara, SBarbel {'Sxaxu ennamc). BARBARIAN, I. odj. barbarifd), nnlb, rp^, unmcnfc^Iici), granfam; li. s. sivg. 1. ber 5krbar, unlbc, robe, graufaine SJIcnfd), Uiimcnfd) ; 2. bcx vlnSliinber, ^rcmbe (cntgegcngcfc^t ben altcn ©riccben tinb jRpn'icrn). BARBARIC, ndj.' anJKiubifd;, frcinb, anS fcrncu ?anben bcr. BARBARISM, a. 1. bcr 2?nvbari!?nin« (5c()Icr gcgcntteSRcinbeit bcr Spva- fbel ; 2.'bte grebe Unuuffeubcit ; 3. aailb^eit. BARBARITY. .^ bic 23arbaret, SBilb" beit, Siobbcit, ber'DJangel an (Jnltur; bie Unnicnfd;lid)£cit, ©ranfamfcit. To BARBARIZE, v. a. in bcn ^UJtallb bcr 3{obbcit yerfc^cn, bie ^"ultur \\k-< fcrbriiifen. BARBAROUS («(/". — ly), adj. 1. bar- barifd), wilb, rob, plump ; 2. wnmy- fcub; 3. unmcnfd;(id), graufam. BARB.AROUSNESS, ..^. 1. bie Sl^ilbbcit in bcn Sittcn ; 2. bcr nngefittctc 3«= ftanb; 3. bie 33arbarci, Unmenfd)^ lidiEcit, ©raufamEcit; 4. »ibcr bie SJeiubeit ber Spradte. BARBARY, s. bie iiarbarci (Sanb); — falcon, bcrSTManberfalfe; — horse, x^id. Barb. B.\RBATED, adj. bclrtig. To BARBECUl'^ v. a. ctu gnnjcJ <5d)wcin (SpanfcrEcl, eincn Deafen, u. f. xo. gauj) bratcn. BARBECUE, .?. cin gcbrateucS (gon^eS) (SpanfcrEcI, cin gcbratcncr rganjei) Dd)«. ' * B.XRBEL, s. sing. 1. btc 3?arbe (^ifd)); 2. barbels, m- harlijes. .; BARBER, v. a. + jlufeeil, \>H^m, Vittevn, u. f. w. liARBER, s. bcv sDiirtncr, Savtfc^crcv ; — monger, + bcr .jjafcitfu^, (Stiller. BARBEitRY, s. bie ©evbcvi^e, i8ei-btS= bCCie {Berberis — /,.) ; — , m- — tree, bic sBevbcrteftautc. BARBET, s. bcv 53artf;unb, jottiflc, laugotjrtgeSSnffcvbuiib, bic barbette. BARD. s. 1. bcr 33arbc, Stater; 2. bcr •^fcrbe&arnifd). BARDIC, I adj. ju belt 23arben gc^i)= BARDiSH, i rig; yon ctncm Savbcii gcfii)vicbeii. BARDiSM, s. bic (Sftc^ifamfcit bcr Sarbcu. BARDULPH, «. a3arboI})^ (2)Janu8= name). BARE, adj. I. (bar), nacft; 2. bloB, fal)I, oinic .giaarc, j^tatt; 3. cntblijpt; 4. iccr, arm, biirftii?; 5. iiitge= ((tmiicft, ctnfart) ; 6. cutbctft; thread — , fo fat)t, bat! bcr gabeii bcS 3e"9«^ burc^fcbeiitt, fdjabig; — of money, ol)Ue @elb ; — bone (or bones) bcr tiiuuc, uiagcre SOJciifd; (bci bcm bic .(litodjcii bcr»orftct)cn), ^aut uiib ,y{i!ocl)cu ; — gnawn, gaitj abgcua jt ; — ground, bcr pUtttC SUobeit; — pick- ed, bi^ auf bcii Jlnod)en nbgcnagt; a sliip under — poles, JV. T. cill ©c^iff mit bcfct)[agciicii (Scgclii; — pump, bcr .§€bcr, (•^iimve, uin SBctn, ii. f. W. ou« Saffci'll JU Jtcf)cn) ; — ribbed, mit cutbUipfcu Siipvc" ; — truth, bic teiite 2Ba^rbcit; — words, blojje (iiic^tg aleij aSortc. To BARE, V. a. itacff, faf)l ma(^cn, citt= blbpju. BAREBONED at'j. trpcfcitC flcifc^lofc 33ciue ^abciib, biirrc. BARRFACED (nd«. — ly), adj. 1. mit blojjcr.; ©cfic^tc; 'I. jig. unucrfc^drnt, frcd). BAREFACEDNESS, s. bic Srctfligfcit, Uii»crfc^dmtf)cit, eyrccbl}cit. BAREFOOT, auie ocrabrcbct, coutractmdBig. To BARGAIN, v. T. n. taubcllt (— for, mn (ItaiaS), ciiicit 60oHanb; Peruvian, or Jesuit — , bic GbiltitrtllbC; Indian — , incense — , bic aBcil)ranc|rinbe ; — bared, abgcriiibct, abgefc^dlt; — bound, bicfrinbig. 7'o BARK, I'. L K. 1. bctlcn; to — at, anbcUcn ; 2. fg. vcrfd)icicn, f^md- bcn, Idftern ; Sp. E. a dog, a fox barks, cin i6unb, cin 5it*S Jldfft (in bcr ^anfjctt) ; IL a. (bic 3iinbc) abfcfjdicn, abrtubcit. BARKER, s. 1. bcr SDcIIcr; Spoltcrcr, S4)rcicr; 2. bcr 3lbfcl)dlcr. BARKY, adj. borfig, rinbig, ypngtinbc. BARLEY, s. bic ®crftC; naked — , bic natfte ®cr)lc ; peeled or hulled — , gcfcibdltc ®crftc, ©crflcngraupcn ; pearl — , ipcrlcitgranpcn ; winter (square or bear, bci cyiigcn an(t big) — , yieljciligc SBintcrgcrftc (Hordeum hezasticlwn — L.) ; spring — , oicUCiUgC (Sommcrgcrfic {H-vulgare—LJ; sprat — , jtucijciiigc Sommcrgcrftc, (H~ distechon — L.) ; battledoor — , Piilhain — , Patney — (uou cintgcn glctd)faU8 sprat — gcnaitiit) ; ffici^gcrftc, 93art= gcrflc (//- zcocriton — />.) ; Siberian — , )tbcrifd;e Pbcr siucijciligc nacfte ®crflc (//- distichim midum — L.) ; — liird (Essex), bcr ©riiiifin! ; — brake, bCr (SmtCtOHJ ; — bread, ba§ @f rflcnbrob ; — broth, bcr ®crftcn= frtft, bic @erftcufi4>l.ic ; — corn, i>aS ©crjlcnEorn ; baS flcinfte cngl. 5Ra6 (f 3oll); — mow, bic @cvftcnmat)b, bcr Di't fiir cingecvntctc ©crftcngar= ben; — sugar, bcr ©crf^cnjudcr ; — \\M»ter, bcr ®crficnfd;lcim, ®er= flcnfeim. BARM, s. bic >5cfcn, bic SSdrmc (fiir 58icr unb SBvob). BARMY, atij. ^'Qt^iu cnt()altciib, Ijcftg. BARN, s. btc Sdjeucr, S^cunc; — door, bas Sd)cunt[;or ; — fiard, cine 2lrt ©tnrmiiogcl; — floor, bic 2;cnnc, Sdjcuntcnne ;' — owl, bic 33obcneuIc. BARNABY, s. 83arnaba3 (3)ianu§= name). BARNACLE, s. 1. bic Gntcnmnfd)cl ; 2. — ,ar — bird, bic fd)otttfd)c *Baum= ganS; barnacles, s.pi. T. btc S3remfe ; iron, bic ©ville. BAROMETER, s. T. ha§ Saromctcr, SBcttcrgtag. BAROMETRICAL (arfr. — cally), adj. T.' baromctrifd}. BARON, s. 1. bcr i8aroit, ?5retbcrr; 2. />. T. §err, (S()c[)crr, ©bcmann ; — of the exchequer, cilt 9^iff)tcr im ^(inanjcollcgium ; lord chief.., bcr Dberrid)ter, ^rdftbcnt barin ; — and femme. L. T. haS (Sbcpaar als cine mova[ifd)e ^crfon bcfrac^tct; barons of the cinque ports, bic 33efcf)[8l)abcr bcr fiinf .Pjafcii ; a — of beef, bic jirei a^orbci'siertcl cines SlinbeS unjer= tbeilt. BARONAGE, s. 1. btc S^aronc unb ^isiirS (alS ^iirpcr) ; 2. il^arcit«iintr=: be ; 3.kronic; 3. 3ret^errfd;aft ; %xd' berrnftcucr. BAROiNESS, s. btc 93aroncffc, Svcifraii. BARONET, s. bcr Saronct. BARONETAGE, s. 4ic aSiivbe ctnc.s 2?arrnct«. BARONiAJ^ adj. ciiicn 33arDn, cine ^^a rente u. f. w. b'trcfenb, frcil;ertlicl^. BARONY, s. I. sic ^Baronic; 2. 55a= rongnjiirbe, " BAROSCOPE, s. T. bas SSarp^covc, btt (Sd)wermef[cr. BARorcif F, s. bic 53arutfc^e {.a.), tint .§albd)aife. BARRACAJV, s. bcr SDcrfau (cin fraiijij' ftfdjcr U'oUencr3cng). BARRACK, s. 1. bic ^Bartafc, gclbl;iit» tc, Solbatcnl^iittc; (Jafcrnc; 2. gis fd)ert)iittc; —bed, ba« gdbbett; — master general, ©cncvalquartiermcis ftcr. BARRATOR, s. i. bcr Simgcnbrcft^cr. 6t)icancur, S^infcr; cin clenbcr ^Ib* yocat, bcr 9liibcrc jnm ^procefftren rcitt; 2. cin treulofcr 6a^itdn eincS Sd;iffc«. BARRATRY, s. 1. btc B»i!genbrcfd)e= rei, 6f)icanc; bag uureblid)e ^Bcrfabs rcn in ^procefjfac^cn ; 2. bic aSaratrie pbcr aScnmtrcnung, bcr Untcvf^lcif (i'on (Seitcn beS Sdnjfcrg, [(5api= tdn§] Dbcr bc§ Sc^iffevoIfcS). BARREL, 5. 1. bag Sap; bic2;Dnne; 2. bas ©cbdufc (cincr 2;afd)cnul)r, cincS iBratcuivcnbcr'J n. f. m.) ; Sc= bergcf;dufc, o^er btc Srcmmcl cincr S.afd;cniibr; 3. bcr !^anf cincr Slinte u. f. w., bic Scclc; 4. bic ■!QlH}k, bcr (^»linbcr, btc aEaijc; — chain, bie Jtettc in bcr Ubr; — of the ear. bie Cbrtvrmincl ; — bellied, ruig. bicf= bdi!c{)ig; — maker, bcr Jliifner; — organ, 'ciuc 'Srcb^DrgcI ; jv. r. — of the capstern, bic SBcllc bc3 ®ang= fViUS ; — of tl-.e wheel, bic aBcUc bc8 (£tcncrrabc» ; .'JU. T. nre barrels, s.pl. mit ^rennmatcvtalicn, ©ranaten ii. f. 11). angcfiillte Sdffcr; 5. — of earth, mit (frbc nngcfiiUtc gaffer, wclc^e cU Srufiiccljr bicnen. To BARREL, v. a. ill cilt ^afi t^Un DbCt fiiUcii, ciulegeit/ eintonncn. BAliREN (adv. — ly), ndj. \. nnfvnd)*' bar; 2. biirrc, Eabt, trccfcn; 3. arm, biirftig; 4. abgcfdjmadt, albcrn ; — money, ®flb, baS fcinc 3''tK'l tl-'igf. cin tPbtcS Capital; — privet, bie .^au^ivnrs; — spirited, geiftlp«; — wort, bic 4!ifd;pfgniii^C (Epimedium — /..). barrp:nness, s. 1. btc llnfruif tbar= feit; 2. 2}iirrc (bcS iiJpbcno) ; 3. bcr anangcl (an 33rbciitung, on @rftn= bniig3fraft, an ?l}fatcrie ; an Slnbad^t). BARRB'UL, orf/. + biiibcrlic^, bcfc^»cr= lid). B.VRRICADE, s. 1. btc aScvfpcrrung, SScrramnnuig, 33crfd)an5iiiig, 33prld= ge, 2Bageiib'urg ; bcr (Sd)lagbanm 2. fg. ba§ .^inb'crni^ ; — of trees, be; iBcr^au. To BARRICADE, v. n. ycrrammcn, bci fpcrrcn, serfcfjanjcn- fpcrrcn, bcm men ; bint'ei""^ ab[)aucit ; to — a ship, M T. bie Sinfcnettcn nnb Sd;aitjnet= bcr urn HS Sdiiff |)dngen. BARRICADO, s. >?- 7!. rid. Bauricade. BARRIER, s. si,>g. 1. bic Scifcbanjiuig, syefcftignng, bcr (gd)lagbanm, btc ?i;-cftiing, ©rcnsfcftniig, @d)nfewc^r, aScrmaucr ; 2. fg. (Sinfjalt, baS ^tn= bcrnifi ; 3. fig. btc 33egrcn?ung, ©renjc barrister, 5. bcr aiigcfjenbe 31bsocat, ^Inwalt. BARROW, s. i. bie Srage, 5Pat)re (vid. Hand-barrow) ; bcr igcbttbfarren (vid. WiiEKL-BARRow) ; 2. bcr.^itgcl, ©rab;- biigcl (in G'nglanb, ruie man ycrmu^ tbe't vpn ben 9^i,imcrn) ; 3. ba§ gc= fdjiitttciic Scbliicin ; — grease, ba§ SdiTOciufctt, ferbmccr; — hop, bet gcfd;nittc!tc C?l'cr, $olf; —barrows, k ;;/. r. aBcibciifiJrbe in ®cflalt cine* 3t. JiASH BAST BATT 3ucfcv^utf8 in ben Sar5wcrfcii, jum 2;i-o(fiieit M ©a^cS. BARSE, s. bcr 33ai-fcfc. 7b BAifTER, V. I ».2;aufd;{)nnbel trct- htn, taiifc^cii ; IL a. i^ertaiifc^eii. BARTER, s. bcv 3;aufct)fianbel ; 3:;aufc^. UARTERER, s. ber 3::aufc^^;inblcr ; Xanfd)(x, 33cvtaufc^cr. J3ARTriOLO.ME\v, s. SBartboIomSuS, 33ai-t[}el. BARTON, s. ba§ 3ttttcvg:it, .^evvctif f)ai\S, i^tntcrl^ait?, iiicbcitijebifube. BAiiTRAM, s. bcr 33crtiam, bit i^^ti^ ci)ehlMtV5 [Jlnthemis tyrcthrum — L\ BARYTES, s. T. ©cljlVCrcVbC, ®VUnb= erbe bcS Sc|[;rocvfpat()S. BARYTic, aiij. jii (£cl)iBcvcrbe fic^orifl, Sctjircvcrbc fiit[)altciib. BARYTONE, .?. L ciii aBort Itltt bciit fcfjwcveu Slcccut mif bcv Icfeteit -Syltc; 2. bcr 33aiitpit, t*5pci)batj. BARYTONE, aiij. b'cu ^3avitott (f4)»e= rcit 3Icccnt) l}abcub. BASALT, s. bet 33afaU, Saittenfictn. BASALTIC, a'lj. fllliS (VOn) Sl^ilfalt. BASE {adn. — ly), atlj. 1. tlicbrig, ntC= fccrtnicljtig, flciii, fcl)mittti], scvaci^ts Hd); 0fnim, flcviitgOaltia, fcl;lcrf)t, uncbcl, uitcci)t, falfcf); 2'. (ucm2;one) ttef ; — ball, '-BiiU niit Srctflattcii (etn Spiel) ; — horn, Ulicf;clic^ ; — broom, vid. dyer's-broom ; — coin, falfc^C ^JJiiitje, fdjlcdjtco, flcvtnnf>altige« @elb; —, (or — court), bCt 5Biel)I)Cif; — pstato, bcr gcrtnge Stanb, ba§ gc= metne i^crfommen ; 33aiiergut; — knot-grass, bcr SBegctritt; — metals, iiiicblcOJietaUfovtcit (alle, aufjcr ®olb uiib Silbev) ; — minded, tttcbrig gc= ftmit; — mindedness, btC S!3o^f)ett, 9Hc^t«wurbig£ctt; tiie — part, bcr •93(lf) ; — ring and ogee, Omi. T. biji >g»tttterfrie3 nil etiicr JlaitPiic; — rocket, btc geiiiciue grofjc jltctte (Arctium lappa ■ — ■ /,.) (flUC^ Clotbur) ; a — sound, cill ttcfcr SiOIt ; — string, btc SSa^faitC; — tenure, b(lS SBaucvs Iel)cn (mic — estate) ; — trick, bcr ff^lcittc Stvcid) ; — viol, (iibcr bass- viol) bie SBa^gcige; S3ratfd}e, ^M- gcigc. BASE, s. 1. bte iBaftS, ©nmb^a^e, ©ninblage, ©runbltiiic, bcr ®ruiib; S3cbett; 2. Sufi, bagSutlgcflcH, gu^= gcftmfc, Untcrgcfiell, ^pftcmcnt; bcr eanlcnflul)Ij 3. bcr iky; bie Sa5= faitc: 4. bcrjeiuge Dvt, vpu uieldjcm (bie 33arrc iion bcr) ba« 2Bcttlaufcit cber 2au5eubvcd)cu bcginnt; 5. cin altcS ldiiblid;c3 SKcttldiiffvnel, (au^ prisoner's base, fiir prison bars), bill sBarrefpiel ; to bid tiie — , I)erau6for= bent ; (). + cine (f (cine) Jtanone ; 7. — , s. ;;/. + bcr [)crabbangciibc 2;()eil eincr 3jcvtierung (glcid) cincr S(^iir= }c), Svobbcln, Sd)a&ratfcn u. f. w. ; gcfticftc SJiiintet Don ben S^ittcrn ju H5fcrbe getragen ; 8. + bie ©tritmpfe, bcr ^arni|VI) fiir bie 33e(ne. roB^vsE, V. a. griiuben. BASEMENT, s. cinc fortlanfcii^e SQaftS, ber gnjsbobcn, bie Unterlage. BASENl'::ss, s. 1. bie S'licbrigleit bc« StanbeS «. f. »u. ; 2. (Scringfialtigfcit bc^ 2}JctaUc3; 3. unebclid)c ©elmrt; — ofsoid,9^ieberh\ic^ttgfcif,Sd)Icd)t= Jieit bcs ®cntiitl)cS; — of tones, S^ie^ fc be3 Stones. BASENET, .«. cin Ieid)ter cffner .^elm. To BASH, V. n. ftit fchantcit, crviir()cn. BASHAW, s. ber ikffa. BASHFUL (adr. — i.y), ndj. fc^am^aft, cerfdicitnt; blijbr, fd}iid)'tcrn, fc{)eu. BASHFriLNKSS, .t. bic (2d)a]nbaftig- fcit; iMotigfeit, (£d)iid)tcrn[)eit. BASIILESS, adj. fd)aintcS, uiiyerfd;amt. 39 BASIL, s.l. SSaftlinS (3Jlamt«uamc) ; 2. 33afcl (bie ^tnbt) ; 3. baS sBaftlicit:: fraut, SSafilicnin (auc^ sweet basil) (Ocijmum — I>.) ; American field — , 9)Jonarba (jVo»jarrf(i — /J;stone— ,bcv S:bi)mian (Tinjmns — L.) ; 4. baS gc= gcrbte Sc^affcU, bvaunc <2d)aflebcr (beffer Basen, qil. vid.); 5. T. bic (5d)rage, ®el;rc, ©cbntng; baS @ci)vagmaS ; bcr (fd)icfc) 2BinEct ciiteS aiJcipelJ, .g)pbc(eifcn« u. f. s».). To BASIL, V. a. T. fctiriigc, fd)iefnjin= fclig ju fd)(eifcn. BASILIC, s. 1. Med. T. bic luittfcre 3lbcr, ^auvtaber bcS 5lrin« ; 2. ber spallaft, $£empel, bic ^jvad)tige ^ird)e. BASILIC, I ndj. 1. jnr ^anptaber bc8 BASILICAL, J 2lrmcS gcbi3rig ; — vein, bicfc .(^nnptabcr ; 2. paHaftat)ntid). BASiLicoN,s. bie JJi.intg«falbc, aBunb= falbe. BASILISK, s. ber 23aftlif, Jtijnig«bra= rf)c; 2. cine 9lrt gvp^c Jt'nnone, bie bPVVcltc 3eli'fd;Iange, bic 100 ^^.ifunb fd)op. BASIN, s. 1, bas SBccPen, bcr S^apf, bte (2d;ale; !^. aSagfd)ale; 3. bic ctfcvne gorm bcr .§ntmad)er ; 4. ber Jteffcl (ba§ SBerfen) cincs SprinfjbrnnnenS ; 5. bcr f Iciuc Xd(i), SBaffcrbebalter ; bic 3)p(fc, fle'. T. bte biimif ?atte; — door, cine Seifteiitl)uv; — ends, Um- uene ^^attcit bi^ an acl)t Tvng S^angc ; battens, s. pL j^. 7'. Stot5fd;akn tcr •Jiaam nnb SJaftcn; — of the hat- ches, bte ^nfeufcl;almS. To BATTER, v. I. a. 1. fci;lai]cu, BKiUCtt, ftannjfcn ; 2. jcifcfelaacu,' jcifc^incN tern ; 3. ftavf bcfc^iefjcn, lieftur= men ; to — down, nicbcvfii)mettern, iitebcrveipen, ntcbevfc^teijcn ; li. n. 7'. itber^angen. BATTER, s. ber gefcl)[aacne S;ctg (yon 5l){el)l, 6icr« unb sBHic^ ju ,illoptn, u. f. w.) BATTERER, s. ber ©c^lagcr, 3ftti'um= merer. BATTmiNG-RAil, 5. ber Stumitocf, aJtauerbrec^er. BATTERY, s. 1. MS <£d)Iagen; 2. 93e= fct)ietJcn, Seftiirnten ; 3. /,. r. 9Iu§= fc^lagen ; 4. bic S3atferie, @turfbet= tung; 5. (gal'jamfc^c, eUftrifc^e) ^rttterie. BATTISH, adj. tvie BlcbermSufe. BATTLE, s.l. biet5^lad)t, ba8 Xreffen ; 2. — or wager of—, + L. T. ber gOt= te«geri(^tlid)e 3n3eifam))f; to give (join) — , cine 2ct)larf)t licfern ; fit for (a) — , flf^higfertig; — array, bie Sc^Iadjtorbnnng; — axe, bie iStreit- avt, ^ellebarbe ; — holders, bic Se= tuiibontcn bci cincm ^auvtfampfe. 7v, BATi'LE, 17. 1, n. cin S:reffcn liefevn, firf) frf)lvtgcn, fiimpffit ; H. a. mtt be= antffnctcr 2}jad}t becfcn. BATTLEDOOR, s. 1. ba3 3f{a(fett ; 2. bie *^l=b=c=tafef. BATi'LEMENT. s. biciDiancr mit ^iit- ne:t ober <2d)ietJfc§artcn ; 2. biefe 3innen felbft. BATTLEMENTED, atij. niitStuneu ycrs fcben. BATTLING, s. brtS .ganbgcnicng, 2:ref= fen. B.MTOLOGY, s. bte unnii^c aBteber= bolnng in eitter ditit, irai lecve ®e= fffcwa^, bic SBortfriimcrci. BATFRiL, s. ber 2Bafrf)blauet, vid. Batlbt. BATTY, aiij. su ciner ?5tcberniiius ge^ i)ijrig, bcrfelbett abnlid). DATZ, s. ber aSa^en. baubee, s. ber bnlbe 5?cnnn, 2)reicr (in Scftottlanb unb 9i=engl.). BAUBLE, T)(VZ. Bavvble. 7'j BAULK, vid. I'u Balk. BAULKS, I. pi. jV. t. (Spieren obcr ©liume JU 9caaen, Stengcn, u. f. w. BAVARIA, s. syaiicrn. BAVARIAN, I. adj. ba«crifc§; IL s. ber S3ai)er, bic i?a»evin. BAVAROY, s. ber Uebcrrocf, SJIantel. BAVIN, s. 1. bcv einer3Jci§buubrnt[)e (ifjnlidje (StOCf ; 2. bavins, s. jd. J\i'. r. bie ©rcnnbijnbef cincS 33ronbcrl RA\\T3LR, L s. ba« Spicfwcrf, ber IJanb, bic JtlcinigEeit, baa glitter^ ii'cvf, bie !!!apvcrei, Jii4)t6Wiirbigc '2act)e. BAWCOOK. s. col bet lofe 33ogeI, feine ^Snrfdje, baS 53iirfti;d)en. BAWD, s. ber Jinpvlfr, bie Jln).''V= Icrin. i\< BAWD, V. n. fup^eln, .6uren »er= fdjaffen. r.AVVD-BORN, adi. son cinem Jlu^ps Icr (ciner jtnpplerin) abflammenb. liAWDiLY, ad„. nn^iid)tig. BAWDiNi'SS. s. bfl« .^urenwefen, bie Un^iid)tigfeit. ^fAWOUtCK, s. ber OitrtfT. BAWDRY, s. 1. bie Jtuppelei ; 2. 3o= tenrci^erei, ^oitw. B.WVDY, adj. fdjmu^i'g ; to talk — . 30= ten rciyeti ; — house, ba§ .§uren= Ijaug, 5i3orbdl. To BAWL, V. I. n. fdjvcictt, frcifd;en ; II. a. ausrnfen. BAWLER, s. ber Sc^rcicr. BAWREL, s. ber jvawnf)abid;t. BAWsnsT, .<;. ber SadjS. BAY, I. s. 1. bic iBav, i^nc^t, ber fieinc iOJcerbnfen ; 2. bie sBanfc (ciner (gd)euer); 3. ?i!(fe ober Deffnnng in ciner 3)iaiier ju ciner 3;i)iir oter ei= ncm Scnfier ; bie edjiefifrijavtc ; ber 9iaum jiuifdjcn jivci 5lViUen ; 4. ber 2)amm; ba? virb ; fioltcr, efonbcrs bei ben ^crfern;. BDELLIUM, s. bas Sbclliuin. To BE, J). j>. n. 1. fei^n; 2. hjcrben; . 3. bleibfU ; to 1)6 readina. Icfcn ; to be esteemed (ioved;, gcfd^ii^t (gcliebct) lucrben ; he is to l)e excused, cr ift JU entfd)nlbigcn ; it is not to be imagined, man fanii fid)'S itid)t sorficllen- to be for sonielhing, @t«?a§ Wiinfcpen, babcu ivollen, uac^ ^tmaS trad;tcn ; if so be that, &c. eg fei bcnii, bai5, u. f. iiv, lucnn ja, wcnn ctwa, it. f. m. ; be it so (if so be), WeiUl eg fo Wiivc, gcfctjt e-0 fe« ; wliat would sl;o be at 'i bag roill ftcrbennV JraS bat fie uor? iuflg mill fie bamit fagcn? be your- self! iseige 5)icb in S)einer wabren ©eflalt ! bauble 5}einer luiirbig ! be= finnc 3)id) : k-t (it) be. ritbr' ee! nid)t aw. BEACH, s. bag fiacbc Ufer; ber Stranb, bag ©cflabc. BEACHED, adj. 'jou bcu 3BeIIen be= fpiilt. BEACHY, adj. mit fladjcii Ufern. BEACON, s. I. bag Sarnifener, Signal, 2Bad)feuev; bie ^kfe ober S3'aafc, Sl^abrtonnc, 2lnferboi)c; 2. 2cnd)t= tbnrm, bie gencrmarte ; 3. * ber !2f it= ftern. BEACONAGE, s. inS ^Dafcngelb. BEAD, s. 1. bag Jtiigel^en, rbet Jlnipf^ d)cn (befonberg amjiofcnfranje) jbie tlcine Jlugel, 5|jcrle, ber 2;ro]pfen; 2. s. pL beads, bcr 9lofenfran5; — proof. »(//. bie^Perlenprobe; probcbaU tig, fta'rf son '^crlen obcr Slafen (bet ben Teftillatcurg) ; — roll, bie ^ille bcr in bag JTirrbengcbct finju- .fd)licfjeiibcn '4icrfonin; — man, bet ^etcr ; 55etbruber (fiir 5Inbere) ; beads tree, or bead-tree, bcr 5l«aterno = ftcrbaum (.We/jffl azedarach — i.) ; — woman, bie 33etfd)Wefter ; to say ovet one's — , ben Sfiofcnfranj (bag $atcr=> nofter) bcrbeten. BEADING, *. T. bag Scijlcuwcrf. BEADLE, s. ber 5pebeU ; iMittel. BEADLESHIP, s. bag 5JImt cincg 5{?e» bellg, bie Ocric^tebicnerftcUe. BEAGLE, s. ber Spiirbunb (jur .gaa fenjagb.). BEAK, s. 1. bcr Sc^nabel; 2. bi« Spifte, bag Uebereifen; 3. — , or — head, bcr (5d;iffgf4)nabel, bag @aU lion. To BEAK, V. a. mit bcm ^(^xiaM fefi- baltcn. BEAKED, adj. f^ntabclfijrmig, fV'^'9 BEAKER, s. bcr i^cdjer. BEAL. s. bie iknlc, bag ®efd)n.n'ir ; bie Siiiitc, flatter, bag 331ag^en. To BEAL, V. n. frfianircn, eitern. BEAM, .■;. 1. bcr SBalfen, UittcrbaUcn, bie Sd)tvcllc ; 2. ber SBagcbalfen; fiff. bic SOage ; 3. bcr 3?aum, .g)ebc= banm, 2Bf bcvbaum ; 4. bie 5)eiri)fcl 5. (£tange(am.^irfcbgen)cib);fi-9'iu= the (am ^ihifer) ; 7, be"r Stvabl, Sid)t= ftrabl ; geuerfircifen, bie Scnerfiiulc (am .C^immcl) ; — board, bic biJIjfrne 2Baagfd)ale •, — compasses, ber 'Btaxu gensirfd ; — feathers, sp. E. bie langcn mbern ber ?yalfenfittige ; — tree, etne 91 rt beg SiseiOborng, ober luilben (Spcicrlinggbanmg ( Crata-crus — l.) , draw {or wind) — , bcr aBcnbcIbaiim ((5tamg bamit umsnbrcben) ; horn {or hard) — , bic .§agebud)e {CnrpUms — 7,.) ,• .V. 7'. main {or inidsliip) — , bcr Segelbalfen ; beams, pi bie 2:c(fbaf= \'i\\; orlop — , bic a3alfen ber .itnb= briiife; right on the beam, red)t SOU bcrSeite, vvlfr. bivarg ab (/. c na(jj bcr 3lid)tung beg mittclften 33alfeii8) ; the weaihcr -^,bie ?nyfeitc be j (Sd)iffeg the Khip is on Jier — ends, bag Sd;if( licgt (ganj) aufber Seite. To BEAM, V. V. s,- a. firal)Ieu ; Sfrab= len teerfcn. BEAMLESS. adi. fh-ablciilog, matt. BEAMY, ndj.'i. ftrablcnb ; 2. ba«m= fd)n.Kr ; 3.' mit ©emcibcu, gebiJrnt. BEAN, .■^. bic S3pb"f; —caper, bie S^Obncnfaper, {Zysoplnjllum fnbiso — 7J ; — cod. 1. bie ilobneiibiilfc ; 2. ein ^'(ifctKr; ober ?otfcnboot in 5Por= tngai; — fiat, bag $iobncnfelb ; — trefoil, bcr fflobncnbanm (Cytisus [a- hm-nvm -— L.) ; horse — , bic (grOpC) $ferbcbol)ne; running beams, .R'rnp: bobncn ; stinking — trefoil, bcr (5tin£= banm {.Inagyris fwtida — /..). To BEAU, V. ir a.&- n. 1. ttdgcil, b"'-' oorbringen; 2. fiibren ; 3. biir.gen, iiberbringcn; A. fig. tragen, balteii, fliifecn, linfeifiii^'en; 5. gtbiibrcn ; fi. trad;tig fe\}n; 7. {m fid)) baben; 8. ertragen ; augbaltcn, biifbcn, Iciben ; 9. iH-rttattcn ; 10. fegein ; to — one'.-i self, fid; betragen, ftd) yerbaltcu \ to bring to — , angfiibrcnb ; geltcnb mad)cn) ; benn^cn ; gcltngcnmad)cn : to — a body, (irt bcr 5J)(afcrct) ?rarbc, OJrnnb balten (>renn ftd) bie S'arben gilt mifd)Cll) ; paper that bears ink, ^tJap'cr, bag nidjt burcbff^Iagt ; this •h BEAR BEAT BEAA .vord does not — that sense, baS 3Bc;t hat ittcJ)t jfue 33ebcutintg; to — a price, gelteu, Eoftcit, wtrt^ fei)tt; to — an office, ciii 5lmt serroaltfii ; to — a child, fdjmaiigerr fjel^cn (com ^ki), blcyto — , trac{)tti} fc»n) ; to — one good will, ©ttieni flClUOjeil fe^U ; to — one a grudge (a spite, a spleen). Jpaj} obcr ©roll gcgeii 3c= inaiib ticgc'n ; to — a part, 2;^cil t;s= belt ; cine diolU fptclcit; to — coals, + SSelei^t(5UlI(]eIl bulbcil; to — com- pany, ®efcUfd>',ft Iciftetl ; to — date, batirt ffpii; to — love, licbeit, Siebe l)CgCn ; to — obedience, (]Cl)OVC^Clt ; to — witness, 3ci'(l'ltP ablCiJClt, jCU; gClt, Sciige ffV«; t" — (upon) one hard, (ifiitcii haft bc^aitbclii, ftrciig? mtt t^m ucrfabven ; to — all hefore one, vid. to carry ; to — resemblance to, 51e[)nlic^tcit f)abctt mtt; to — sway, (rule), tie Dbcrf)aiib {)aben, berrfct)eii ; to — sea, "See f)alten ; the ship bears, baS Scbiff(}ci)t JU tiff; fit to — arms, »XMff^Cllfat)tg ; to — away, bacon (]fi)eu, bie giiid;t crgvcifen; bacon fCi]ellt ; to — away the bell (palm, pr'ize), bcu ©ifj (ben --Prcig) bacon tfagen, efl)altcn ; to — back, 5U= riKftreibeii ; to — down, nicbei-laffeit, niebei-fenfen ; nicberbviicfeii, uicbcr= vciBcti, nicbev|1itrsen; fic^ fcufcii, nic= berfinfen, fui) fctjcu; to — in with the harbour, geiMbe auf ben.^afcn ju^ ftgcin, einlaufcn ; this mountain bears west of the promontory, biefci" sBetiJ liegt im SUeften be J isorgebtvgcs ; to —oil', wegfiihrcn, cntfiU)rcn; jiiriitff)altcn, flbl)alten, abiucnbeit, au^variren ; com SSiube abfCjielii, com ^anbe abfabren; in See ftccpcu: to — on, aiitvciben ; to — on, or upon, ]id) bejicben anf, i]e= nau jnfammenbauiien; auf QuiciS beniljen, fid;) auf (5troa§ ftii^cn, leb= Kcn ; to — out, unterftitfjeii, be h'afti= (jert, beftatijen, cerfcd)teit, cevtbeibis gen ; to — one out in, 3entanb cnt= fd)ulbii}eu UH'gen, ibn bci'ansreifjcn ; -T- up the helm! la^t baS Sd)iffmcbi; mit bem 2Uinbe gebcn ! to ^ up, 1. tragcn, baltcn, tihtciftitfeen; an»bnt= ben, rtUSbarven ; 2. fic^ empor bcbeu, mbic^^obe belJcn, mi\>ox fommen; to — up against, bie Spiije bieten; fid) wibcrfe^eii, wibcrftfeben ; to — up to one another, fid) fiuanbev na= bem ; to — up against misfortune, tm Unglitif ben Wliiti) nid^t fiufen laffen, flanbbaft blciben; to — up before the wind, cov bem SBinbc ijin feijcln ; to — up to a ship, auf etn ©rbiff ab= balteti, 5ufegeln; to — upon, tfciknt, britden auf'. . ; jtelen auf . . ;.— and forbear, leibe uub meibe, cci-flib unb oergit) ; rii — the blame, icfi Wage bie Sc§^u[6 ; id) nebmc eS aufmicv; — a hand! Sea Exp. ffifc^ JU ! riibvt @uct)! f)Ufttg! 3EAII, s. bet: sBar; she — , bie S8a= riu, Jlst. T. the greater and the lesser — , ber gvoijc uirb ber f leine 53ar (auc^ ursa major and ursa minor) — baiting, bic Sareuhe^e; — barley, bie cictjei: ligc 'iBintergCVPe {Ilonleum hemsH- choii — /,.) ; — berry, bie SScrbcrifte (,vid. B-vuberry) ; — berry, bie 33aven= tvaube {Jirlmtus uva, ursi — L. ); — bind, bie 58ai'Cnn)inbe {Convolvulus se- pium — L.) ; s-breech, bie SBareit^ flau {Acanthus — L) ; — 's cub, eiu jungef 53ai' ; — dofr, bcv 33uIIcnbcif= fei- ; — '.s-ear, baS Sareuobvleiu, bie 9lutiEe[, { Primula auricula ■— L.) \ ber ^^aifanifcl {Curtusa—L.); —fly, bie 55areufliege ; — 's-foot, bie sBarenflau, b(v iBSrenfuB (vid. Bear's-breecu) ; bir fltuEettbc 3lie8t»urs {Hdieburus fxiidug — /,.) ; foot bears {or rope^ lears, ^otf^'i'^^iftf/ Saulmatteit, ■ Dverfmatten ; — garden, 1. ber 93a= reu5annger, ®areup[a§ (^ur ^areu= be^c) ; 2. etn Drt ivo eS toll (wilb) f)crgebt; — herd, ber 5J3arcnn.>artcv, SBarenbiiter ; — leader, ber ii3aven= fitbrer ; — ward (wie — herd); — 's wort, bie 33aVantrS (Ileradeum Sphomly lium — L.) ; ber Siopiimmcl, .§aar= ftrang {Peuredanum — /-.). BEARU. s. 1. ber ©art; 2. SBiber= bafeu ; 3. ba§ .*3aavige, bie 3<»fcrn (an 3yurjclii u. f. tu.) ; — of a letter, Tijp. T. tie raube Seite an einem (2"d;rifttegel uad) be m(J3u^, ber Sart; — manic.a, ber fpi^bitvtigc 2aug= fd;wan5 (etuc 9lvt iiJieifeJ \^Parus bar- ba, nigra — K.) \ — of a horse, ber 5::bcil am Sllaut eineJ i^fertie?, roeU djer bie Jlntmmc be« ©cbiffcg tragt; to one's — , iuS (5)cfid)t, uim 3;vo^. To BK.\RD, V. a. bci beiii i^arte jupfen, raufcu ; fig. to — one, cinein Xvo^ bietvn, eineu betcibigcii, rcijcn, l)ob= neu. BE/VRDED, ff(Z/. licirtig ; flacbeltg; a — arrow, ein ijjfeil mit 2Bit)crbafen ; — grain, cyctrctbe mit ©rauucn. BEARDt.ESS, arij. unbiirttg, bavt(o3. BEARER, s. 1. ber Sirager; 2. ber Uc= berbrtugcr; 3. Ar.k. r. cine ^fofte, (Saute occr SJfaucc jur Stiifenng ei= nts *-l^a(fen§ ; 4. Typ. r. ber (lolum= nentrager, 2:iager am 9tabmd)en, ba§ U3aufd)cf)cn, bie Uutcrlage; 5. trag= bare iVium; fi. //. r. ber Sd;i(bbaU ter; SBappenbalter ; the — of this, Ucberbringer biefei5. BEARING, s.l. bic Stelhtug, WmK, ®ebcvbc; 2. //. T. 45auptfigur cincs SiJappcn^; 3. ber Stii^puuft cines 53alfcug ; — of the land, jX. T. bie tci- ge (.^ijbe) be« Saubel, in Slnfcbuug beS Sc^iffeS obe r eincS auberu @egcn'= ftaUbeS; — cloth {or bear-cloth), ber S;aufmautel, baS j:aufflctb ; armorial bearings, bag SBappcu, tic 2l5appcii= fc^ilbe; there is no — of this, ba5 ift Unertragli($ ; a woman past — of chil- dren, cine 5rau, ivcld;c i'lber bie tyc= biibrjeit tfl. BEARISH, adj. barcubaft, plump. BEARLIKE, adj. )cie eiu i^iir. BE.VST, s. 1. bag aSief), S;bier; — of burden, baS Safttbier ; 2. fig. ber nie= brige, robe 9}cetifii) ; 3. rba«) ^abct (>3lrt ,^artcnfpieO ; bieSete (ber ®in= fafe beS 23crlierenbeii). To BEAST, V. n. T. labct ober tcte »cr= ben. BE^VSTISir, ? aijj. t^ievif^, «ir^= BEASTLIKE, S if'^- BEASTLINESS, s. 1. baS ciebifd)e 3Gc= fen, uuccrniiiifiige 33etragfrt ; 2. fig. bie UnptbigEeif, Sc^weiuerct. BEASTLY, ar//. .?-af/r. tbierifd), cicbifc^, brutal; 2. m S;btergffialten; "i. fig. fc^iDciitifd), uusiid)tig ; efelbaft. To BEAT, V. ir. a. i- n. 1. fd)(agert, fc^mcipen; 2. tiopfen, pod)eu ; 3.'an= pod)cii, anflopfeu; 4. brefd)en; 5. ftojicn, ftamufeu; 6. jerftopen, jer= bred)cn; 7. ftiirmeu ; 8. Typ. T. anf- tragen (bic Sarbe bet ben S8ucbbru= (fern) ; 9. bcfiegen ; iibertreffen ; Uberfteigen ; 10. betreten ; to — .a ship, jV. t. eiu Sdjiff iiberfegedt, »or= bei fegclit, tobt fegelu; to — the drum, bie Srommel riibreii; the drumbeats, bie iXrommet gebt; the general heats, ber (SJeneratmarfd; Wirt gefd)ragen (jum Slbmarfd)); to — (an) alarm, i!arm fc^tageu; to — the reveille, bie S}JecciUe fc^iagen (jum Vlufbrud; anS bem Qiiartier); to — a char^-e, \nv '^Ittadc b(ai"'-u (bei ber (Jacallerir) ; }u»-. ©turmlaufen fd;lagen (bet b« Snfanteric); to — the ta-'too, ben 3>J- pfeuftrcic^ fd)lagcn; to — the trooj^. jur Sabue fd)lagen (um bie Sabuwa* d)e }u cerfammclu) ; to — lo arms, 5:1 jen ®affcn f]d)lagen {vid. general) ; ta — a parley, bie 5)lufunft etueS '4>arle* meutarg fiignaliftreu (burd) bic Xrom» pete ober Xrommel) ; Sd)amabc fd;la» gcii ; to — time, bcu Xact fdjlagcit ; to — the way, ten 2Bfg babncn, «ie= bcvtrcten ; fig. to — the field, to — abroad, bag "We.'b burd)ftreid)eu (befous berg beim Sageu), auf ben "Jluftanb gcbcu ; to — th(! dust, (bct ^^fcrbcu), tccntg ^Boben nebmcu ; to — upon the hand, (bei *4}ferben) bag Sc^ncUen, (Serfcn) mit bem Jtopfe ; to — tho price, iibcrbicten; to — the air, (©treis d}e in bie !i!uft tbuit) fid; cergcblic^ bemiiben ; to — about, berumriibren ; umbcrtreibeu; JV. t. hmbe''.:eujcn, lacircu; fig. fid) bemiiben, forfdjcn; ( for, auffudbeu) ; to — down, uie-- berfd)(ageit, nicberrcipeu; (ben -^ireig) berabfe^eu, ober ccrmiubern, abban= bcln, tuciiigcr bietcu ; to — down, w up and down, Sp. T. balb btc fiuc, balb bie aubcre9iid)tung im S^auf finfd)Ia= gen ; to — in, biiieiufd>Iagen, trcibcu, ober ftopen, einfd)(agcii ; to — some- thing into one, eiucm ctivaS eiitblauen ; to — off, jurudfd)lagcii, abfc^lagen ; Tijp. T. abflopfcii, abfUitfdieu (bie 2ctteru bei ben Sd)riftgicficru) ; vi-- one's head or brains about (with) a thing, fid) itber (mit) (Sticagbcn,i£opf Sevbred)cn; tc — out, aiigfc^lager, augbrefrbeu; {;craugtrcibeu ; to' — out, JV. 7'. wiiibwdrtg gebeu (fegcln). lacireu; to— over, {jinbiipfeu: bt-s-= galoppireit, burd)fliegen, biufc^iucbfu ; to — up, qiiirlen ; (iufammeu) troms mein -. angrcifeii, bcftiirmeu ; to— up for recruits, tvcrbcn, auf Sllcrbuufl fcilU ; to — u|) the enemy's quarters^ ben <5eiub im Stager angreifeu; to — upon, auf G'tUHlg lOgftiirnu'U; thesnu heats (on the Jiead), bie Souuc ftid)t. BEAT, .?. 1. ber Sdilag; 2. Jius. r ber 3]lorfd)Iag ; — {or bea'ing) of the pulse, ber !)5ulgfcf)lag ; — of the druni, ber 2;roiumclfd)lag._ BEATER, s. l.^bcr_(id)tager; 2. bic iUHn-ferEculc, ber fctampfir. BEATIFIC, I aj!j. fe= BEATIFICAL {alv.—r.\i.i.\'\ ^ lig WUTi- d)eub, felig ; auf ciuc feligmacpeufe 5lrt ; bcfefigenb. BEATIFICATION, s. bic §evr, @alan. BEAUFKT, s. bcr Sd)enftifc^, (5rebct!j= tifd). BEAUISH, a,ij. ftufeermaiJig. BEAU-MONDE, s. I^CUtC COll fctUCr SCj beugart. BEAUTEOUS {alv. — ly), adj. fcboil. BExiUTEOUSNF^s, s. bie (2d)5nbeit. BEAUTIFIER, «. bcr 23erf*onerer. BEAUTIFUL {adi: — ly), ndj. fd)on. BEAirriFUiJ^ESS, s. bie (2d)oiibeit. To BEAUTIFY, r. I. a. fd)OU luadlflt, cerfi-^iJMcrn, auSfd)mitcfeii ; ll ?i.|dKcn. iiKAVEa, s. 1. bcr 'Biter, (Jailor; Z BED BEEF BEGG baS ^Jijiv ; 3. — {or — iiat), ber (Sa- flovbiit. BEAVERED, adj. lUtt Ctncilt 6aflOV^U= tc; mit ctitcm •6elme, gchelmt BEBLTJBBERED, p'r«. adj. CJlUi^eit) WU 3:i)i-aiicit, upin SBfiitcit aitgcfcf)woU I en. RECAFfCO, ,5 bic f^etj^cnfc^ncvfe, ■yaiimtiacftttgair, ©raSmiicfe. T> BK'JALM, V. a. fttUcn, bcfaufttc:(en, bfrubii^en ; m r. lo — a ship, etitcm Scl)iife belt ffitiib aiiffaiigen, fo bap btc Sci^cl blinb (trnetl ; to ho I)ecalmed, von etiter SBinbfttUe ii&ei-falien, aiif= geljiiUen lucrbcn. BECAUSE, conj. WtU: because of, prep. roegcn, nm . . . njtUen. To KECHANCE, v. n. + tcgegnen, l»t= bcrfabrcn. To BECHARM, r. n. (bltvd) 9fJctJC) CUU ne[)men, fcffeln, bcjaitbcrn. BECHics, ,vo^lanfle= bcub. BECOMiNGXESS, s. bcr 3liiflanb, bie (Sc^iiflicbfeit. BED, s. 1. ba§ SBett; 2. Strombett ; 3. ©cet; 4. btc Sartf, /, ba« Scttjcug ; — curtains, 33ctt5prbani^e; — feiinw (— matc\ bit Sc^laffamerab, 5^ctt= genpfi ; — har.i^inds, ber ^eua ^u 53ett= 5or[)an(^cn; bie 9?orban!ie feUM"t ; — mouidinn;, Jirch. T. baS .(^aruicll '3ter= rafb an cincr Scinteunter ben J?ran^= leiftcit! ; — plates, pi. baj 2ta«f)pts ; — post, bic 33ettfanlc, Setfyfofic, bcr 23ett|"toHcn ; — rid, or — ridden, bett; Im^erig ; — rite, baS (Sf)eftanbSrec^t, bic c^clid)e 5pflid)t ; — side, at the — — , am ^iitt • — staff, bie S3ettleiflc, ba« i&citcnftiicf; — stead, bie tBett^ ftelle ; — swerver, ber ©rtraflauijcr, @(;ebrcc()cr; — tick, bie 33ett5tecbe; — time, bic (2d)l«fS?it; 9,nch ; corn — (salted or powdered — ), ba« ''I.UifcIrinbfleifcf) ; — eater, bcr 9iJiiibfIetfrf)frcffcr ; fig. ■Opftrabant ; Ilamhro' smoked — , baiiu bnvgifitcg jRandifleiffb; hung— , ein= flefaifeiie?, in frcicr ?nft gebijirteg J^iinbffein-b ; — knife, ba8 grpjje SXiu cbenntcffer ; roast — , or roasted — , S^iinblbrafcn ; — steaks, bie gerpfietcn 3f{iubfleifd)fc^nitteit, Pber Sd)ciben ; — wilted. vvJir. pd;fenbumm ; n. aitj upn SJinbflcifd). BEELZEBUB, .?. bcr giiegcnfitvfl, Dbcr> teufcl, Secl^cbub. BEER,s. L ba« SBicr; — barrel, ba§ 55ierfap, bie ^Biertpnnc; — louse, -f baiS 53icr^au«: small — , .fialbbtcr, Jtcfcnt. BEESTINGS, s. vid. Biestinos. BEET, s. bie ?3cetc, bcrSDJangpIb {Betn — L.') ; — , or red — , bie rptl)c SUiibe. BEETLE, s. 1. ber 53etel, ct./. Betlk; — nut, bie 33etel ober 9lrefaimg; 2. beetle, bcr iiliiucl, SBafd)btaueI; StPiJer, bic 9iamme, Sungfct (bet Stetnfefecr): bcr (gd)la(}el ; reeming — , JV. T. ein Jlalfatbammer ; — stock, ber Stict am 93laucl, 'Sd)IagcI, «. f. w.j, 3. ber ,Staf"", 3?oefafcr/.6irfcf)= fafet; — brow, l)crabl)an9eiibc Slu^ genbrauncn; — head, bcr 2)idfp^f, SCummfopf ; — browed, nrf/. iiberbiins gcnbc ?lugenbrauiicn I)abcnb ; — headed, fcl/rocrEopftg, bumm. To BEETLE, v. n. iib'eri)angen, {)eroor; tagen. BEETRADiSH, ) s. bie rptbc 3tiibe, ber BEETRAVE, S 9iiibcretttg. BEEVES, s. pi. vid. Beef. To BEFALL, v. a. &■ v. bcfallen,'begcg= nen, snt'to^eii, uubcrfabren; ftci) cV= cigiicn, fid) jutragen. To BEFIT, V. a. ]id) fdjicfctt, fid; gcjic^ men. To BEFOOL, V. a. betf)ijren ; jnm ?ilar: ren babcit, mac^cn. BEFORE, I. prep. UOr; IT. conj. bcUPr, cbc ; IH. adr. »orn ; Jiiyor, verbcr ; ebcr a\S; cbcr;^^. liebcv; bisber; bercits, fd)pu; — one's face, (Sinem iu« ®eft(^t; — now, fc^ou, bercitS ; to get — , psprfommen, iibcrleger. fcl)n. BEFORE-HAND, adr. pprait?, im yor= auS, i(usor, vorbcr; sprliiufig; an= fang(id); to be — with ...\ ciner atcr. BEGGABJ>E, adj. was crbetcii, blU'd) 5Citten cvlangt ivcrben fann. BEGGAR,.'!, bcr i^Cl tier; a — of prin- ciples, bcr, ii*cld)er ntwaS llneranc; fene3 al§ craucren »prauJfe&t; — boy, bcr iicttlerjungc; — man, ber ?^ettler ; — woman, ( — maid) bic ^Bettlerin. To BEGGAR, v.n.i. an bcn 93cttel)lab bringeit ; fig-. 2. cntblijfjen, beranben ; 3. erfd)opfen; it beggars description, e« ill liber alle 33cfd)rcibnng. BEGGARLiNESS, s. bte 33ettcl^aftiga feit, 3)iirftigfcit. BEGGARLY.' ndj. X- ndv. bcttclbilff lumpig, bitrftig, aniifcltg. .15 BEHO BELL BEMO p.EGUARY, s. bic Settclarmutf), 5lr= niut^, ©iirftiijtett.. I'.EGILT, adj. mit ®0l6 fccfc^t. Tj BEGIN, 7-. n. c<;- a. L.tiitfiiiiijen, an- t)ebcn, t»ci]iuncu; 2. ciufiebeii,_ «jer= &CU ; to — a journey, ciitc jleife an- treteit ; to — the world, ciit VInfangcr fenii, in bie SBelt tveten, ftt^ ttci- bltvcu, ftc^ eiiivic^tcn, ftc^ l)«»oi"S"= tbiiit anfaiigcii. BEGINNER, s. bev 3liifanflcr, Uvbeber. BEGINNING, s. 1. ba3 iJlufaugen; 2. tcr 3lufait(?, Uvfprutig; beginnings, pi. bie ainfaiigggriinbc. To BEGIRD, V. a. giivtcit, uitigiirtert ; 2. fig. umgebeit, eiitfci;lie^en; 3. hioU tiveit. To BEGNAW, v. a. bcnagcit. BEGONE, int. wcg ! fort ! \)aSt cu^ ! DEGORED, adj. iiiit (ijcvpuiicnan) 33Iut bcfc^miert. To BEGREASE, v. a. (Illtt Sett) be= fc^interen. 'To BEGRIME, v. a. berufjcit, ctiifc^TOar^ }Ctt. To BEGRUDGE, v. a. beilCtbeit. Tu BEGUILE, r.n. 1. btntcvgcbcit, betru= gtn, benicfeit, »evfiit)vcn ; 2. etitlocfcii ; to — one's time, ftcfe bie 3ctt ucrtuvjeit. BEGUILER, s. ber syctriiijet. liEGUlN, s. bie iBegitie. BEHALF, s. ber S3c[)uf, Slufecn, 93or= thcil, baS grommeit, SJefte; in my — , ju meiiiem Scfteii, meiiietmegcii ; on (in) — of his riglit, V.m ftilie^ :iitd)ts mifiett. To BEHAPPEN, v. n. wibcvfabrcn. T.) BEHAVE, V. v. ^aubelii, ftc^ betrrt= geit, ftc^ ucvbattcii; ficb gejaben; ill-beliaved, uoit fd;U'c^tcn bitten; well behaved, WObl gefittet. 15EHAVIOUR, s. bas i^etvagen, (fitt= lic^e) aScr^aiteu, bic 5luffii^i-ung ; to be bound to one's good — , /-. T. 3icc^cnfcl;aft wegeit feiiicS SBcrbaltcitl gebcil miiffcn surety for good — , i?iirgf^aft fiir ba§ (gu(e) Scrbalteit; ;o be upon one's — , untcr 53iirgfd)aft km, jcegcit fcine8 ^JevbaltcuS ; col fid) bet)utfam gegen Scmaiib «tv= haltcit. To BEHEAD, v. a. cntT)au)Jtf It, liJVfi'"- BEHEMOTH, s. etii uitgcbcurciS S:i}icv, has fogenannte *^lu9pfcrb ('Jlilpfevb). UEHEN, s. ber 33e|enbaum {GuUnndina Moringia. — L) ; biiS iad)ad)t£raut, 3Biberflo5 (Cucuhalus Behead — L,.) ; ter Sgalbviait (Valmana — L). BEHEST, s. * ba« ©ebeijj, ber Scfebl. I'.EHIND, prep. BEHOLD. V. n. 1. fcben, fd)auen, crblicfen; 2. aufet;cn, anfcbaueii, bc= tracl)tcn. Bi'HOLD, int. fiel)e ! fcbet ba ! BEHOLDEN, adj. »er!|.ifli4)tct, verbun= ben, gebnUcn. BEHOLDER, s. ber 9Infd)aiter, >3u- n-^aucr. To BEHONEY, v. a. mit .^onig i.^cr= fiifien. BEHOOF, ■ s. ber Se^uf, 93ortf)ctI, Olufecn, bas ^rommen. To BEHOOVE, V. imp. gcl'iibren ficb gtbiibrcn, ftc^ gesiemcn, ftc^ fd;i(fen ; 36 it behooves (behoves) me. eg gcjicmt mir. BEHOOVABLE, ? adj. + BEHOOVEFUL (adv.—vvu^). anbgIo(fert5ieI;er;' — man. ber (SJlbrfner; 9Ui§nifcr; — metal, bie ©lodcnfpeife, baS ©locfcngut; passing — ' bie !£obteng[oiie ; — ■ pear, bic @lo(fenbirn ; — pepper, ber ®lo{= tenpfiffcr {Capsicum — L) ; ■ — ringer, ber (^Hocfcnmann, ®lD(fner; — rope, ber Stvicf jiim Santcn; — sound, bcr iU'llfunb (bei Svi^bergen); — spring, ber ®locfeubiigcI; — stone, ber ©locfcnftcin ; — string, bic Jllin= gclfcfcitur ; — wether, ber ?eitbam= iitcl ; — of a horn, ba8 wcitc (Snbc eintC 2L'aIbboru§, u. f. ». ; to nn| the — , bic ®locfe liiutcn ; tlingclir fd^eUcn ; ring (ringing) of bells, f, Sriiileii, ©ebriill. BELLOWS, 3. pi. or a pair of — , ber 33(afebalg. BELLY, s. i. ber 58aHc^ ; 2. jv. T. bie bobleSeite be« JlrnmmboIjcS ; T. {Ui £onmcrfi(engcn) ber Jfaften; the lower — , bcr Sc^nicrband), llnterleib; my — aches, id) babe Seibfd)ucibcn ; — ache, baS 33and)aicl), bie !^eibe8= fd)mer^\:i, ,\toIif ; — band, ber ^auc^^ obcr Sattetgiirt, $*aud)riemcn; — bound, serilovft, b«ftleibig ; — fret- ting. 1. bal2Bunbreiben y'om So«c^= gurte; 2. bie ikiid)fd)mev5en vou aSiirmeni ('=i3eibe§ bei bcu 5pferben); — full, vidg. ciii Sand) wU, bit ©eniigc; — god, bcr ikitd)bicner, @d)lcmmer, SSielfrat); 35icfuH-iuft; — pinched, vu/g. auSgcbuiigcrt; — roll, bic ^BaljlDunc, 'SBaljc (beim .('vclbbau); — sKave, bcr (Sclaoc feicc« 5IVpetite5 ; — worm, bcr Sarmwurnt, SpnliDurm. To BELLY, V. 71. i?- a. biUlC^ig fcDIt ober ii'crben ; auffc^wellcn, anfc^weU leu, anfiillen ; the wsil bellies, bic 3)2ancr trittanS; bellying sail?, fd)iviel= Icnbc Scgcl. To BELOCK, V. a. »crfc^Ite^en, ein= fpcrren. BELOMANCY, s. baa 2Ba^vfflgen aw ^4ifeilen. To BELONG, r. n. 1. gcborcn, jiigc= bin-en, augebbren; 2. angeben, bc= treffen ; it does not — to me, cS gcbt inict) nic^t an. BELOVED, adj. gclt^bt (— by, . . SOU), iucrt^. BELOW. L prrp. WUUx ] it is — you, 11a. e§ tfl nnter Sbi'cr SBiirbf, nnau= "ftcinbig fiir Ste; ll.adv uutcn; I)ie= nicbcn. BELT. s. suig. 1- bcr ®iirtcl; baf. Segengcbent, bie Scgenfup:pel; — maker, ber ©iirtlcr; 2. the belts, bic beiben 33elte (bcr grofic unb ber tieiue 5i>elt), ?yiccrcngc 5iinfcf)en 2)anemarf unb beffcn Snfcln. To BELT, V. a. bcgiirtcn, nmgiirten. BELVIDEIIE, s. 1. baS 33e[yeberc, bic Suflwartc, ba« <2icb=^id)=nm ; 2. bet befcnartige ©anfefuji, i^cfenpac^3 {C/ienopodimn scnparia — /^ ). 7'«BELY, V. a. vid. To Bklle. To BKM.lNGLE, v. a. jcrrcifccn, jcr-- flcifdien. To BEM.\SK, t;. «. ycvbccFcn ; »crbcf)lcii. To BEMiRE, V. a. lotfjig uiadjcn, be= fd)mnfeen. To BE.MOAN, v. a. bcllagcii, bcivcinci'^ bctrancrn. BEMOANER, s. bcr SBcbnagcnbe. To BEMOCK. V. a. ycripottcii, bi3bncn. I To BEMOURN. v. a. bciucincn, tefla. I flcn, bctraucrn. BENE BERN BESP BEMUtTED, nrfj. in ©ebntifcn, iin Jiraiu mo, yevticft ; ^j?. beiifbelt. BEN-NUT, s. fctc Salbnuf ; oil of — , ^et)cnijl. BENCH, s. 1. bic Sanf; 2. ®cric6t«= banf, ba« ®erifi)t; 3. (p/.)bie9fiic^tcv. To BENCH, V. \.a. 1. Sanfe fcfeen ;; 2. nitf etnc Saiif fcfeeii ; u. 71. auf ciucv 53anf ft^cu. UENCHER, s. I. bci SBaiifdltcflc ; 2. JTitcbter. ro BEND, c. I. o. 1. bte.]cn, fiiimmcn ; 2. virt)tcit; 3. fpauiifii; 4. bcugen, bciubiiicit, bcjaniiaeit ; to — back, sus riirfbtcgeit ; to — the bow, bcii 33o= (jrtt fpauucil; to — the brow, bic ^ttvn rmijclii; to — planks, ^J^ian- fcii tnimm brfunen ; to — the cable to the anchor's ring, ba§ STaU ait bCIt 5Infer biiibcii ; to — two cables, jirci Uintcvtauc aiif eiimiiber ficc^cti ; to he bent on snnielhini,', JU etiinvJ slCltcigt fc»it, auf ctamS ev))icftt fe»u ; with bended knees, flticilb ; II. n. 1. ftrf) bte(ieu ; 2. fif^ bii(f fit, ft(^ uctgcii ; 3. fig. geiieigt feijn ; to — forwards, firt) iicigcit, biiifeii. BEND, s. 1. bie Siegutij, Jlriimitie; 2. T. ba« Jli-umml)0(5, aSaiidjftitd: (bic auKVC gorin am Sc^iffc, son bcm ^iel bia an ben 58ovb) ; Jv T-s. ein etid) obcv Jtnoten; a — of moulds, cill tStfll 2)JaUcn; common — , or sheet — , cin Sd)Oteuftid; ; 3. //. T. bie SSappfi'biiibc. BENDABLE, aiij. bicgfam, gcfc^mcibig. BENDER, s. bie ^Pevfon Dbc£ Sa^)?, roclc^e bicgct, fviiminct, bcr feVaniier. BENDLET, s. H. T. bic flctuc 53iube. BENDWITH, s. btc 2Babrcbc. BENDY, s. H. T. bic '!}lbt!)ciluug cincS ?5clbc8 buvrt) bic 3)iagonale. BENEAPED, adj Jf. T. fcftfifecnb, UtC^t flptt. BENEATH, I. prep. UntcV ; H. ade. Un= ten; ^ieuicbctt; — him, unter il}m, uutei- fciner SBiivbe. BENEDICT, s. 35tucbict (iUJanu^uamc). BENEDICTINE, s. hi<: JOcucbtctiuer (=gjJoncI;). BENEDICTION, s. 1. ta Scgcu, bie Scgnung, (Sinfcgnung ; 2. bcr 'Banf. BENEFACTION, s. 1. bag 2Bof)ltl)un; 2. bie aBo£)lt^at. BENEFACTOR, s. bcv SScI)[H)ater. BENEFACTRESS. «. bic SBotdtt^atcrtim. BENEFICE, s. bic ':}ifriiubc. BENEFICED, adj. bcpfuinbct. BENEFICENCE, «. bie 3yo()ltl;attg= h'it, ©utthatigfeit. BENEFICENT (ndo. — ly), adj. TOOf)l= tbiitig, gntt()atig. BENEFICIAL (ado. — ly), adj. »Ortf)ei[= baft, bienlicf), l;eilfani, wol}lt[)atig, jutraglic^. BENEFlciALNr':ss, s. bie .^eilfamfcif, aBoi)U^atigfcit. BENEFICIAUY, I. adj. bntc^ ®UUfl bc= fi^cnb, nutcrgcbcn, abl^angig ; II. s. 1. bcr ^pfriinsner; 2. ber eiiic ®abc cinvfangt, bcr yon 5Umofcn ev^alten ivirb. BEXEFlilENCY, s. bie ®iite, ^tn= fc^enfreiinblid)fcit, aUobltbatigfcit. BKNEFIT, .s. 1. bic aBoi)lti)at, ®ut=: that, ©efalligfcit; 2, bcr gfJufecn, i^ertbcK, ©cminn; 3. 33c[o^ming«= (*43cncficc=) ajorilcUung cincsec^au= fpiclcrS Pbcr 5)irf)fcrs/ba8 Scncficc; •t. i>. T. bag ^Jrioilcgium, iOonccbt dicfonbcvS cbcbem ber ©ciftlic^cn, in 6vtmiual=Sa(len bcm 33ifc^of auSgc= licfcrt ju wcrbcrt). To BENEFIT; 9, 1. «. 1. niifecH ; 9hl§Clt, Sewinn bringcn; 2. tjcilfam ftun; begunftigen; 11. «. to — by, ?iufje3 oon etwaS b>ibcn, geiinuncn. BENEVOLENCE, s. 1. ba« aSoblrooU Un; bic SSobltbatigfcit; 2. bie ®utc, ©uttiiat, ®iinft. BENEVOLENT (arf(5. — LY), ndj. WobI= wollcnb, gittig, gutt[)dtig, freunblid), licbvcict). BENGAL, s. 1. 93cngalcn=?anb in Dfl- tnbtcn) ; 2. bcr bcngalifci)c (Stoff. To BENIGHT, v. a. 1. buvc^ bcn (5tn= bruc^ bcr 3itarf)t iiberrafcf)en, umnad^s ten ; sevbunEctn ; 2. fig. bc§ 8id)tc«, ^e« Scrflanbcg bcraubcn, \n Uuivif= fcn^cit nnb Srrtfjnm ocrbtiUcn ; i was benighted, btc ''Tta^t iibcvficl mid). BENIGN (ad,i. — -LY),adj. 1. giitig, mi(b, licbrcid), bolfcffl'3. ii'o^ltlidtig; 2. bcilfam, gutartig ; 3. giinfttg. BENIGNANT, adj. vid Benign. BENIGNITY, k. 1. bie @ittc, 23?ifbc; 2. aBobltbdtigfcit ; 3. .§ci[fain!cit. BENisoN. s. + ber Scgcn, ^ebfpvncb. BENJAMIN, s. 1. SScnfamin (2}Jann«= name); 2. baS 33cnsoe, bicS'tngfevrti mild) ; — tree, bcr ©enjocbauin (/-»«- rn.'s benzoin — /-.). BENNET, s. ba§ SBcitCbictcnfraut {Oeum — /-.). BENT, .». 1. bie jtriimmc, SPicgnng; 2. bic 9f{id)tnng; ^JJeiguiig, bcr.ftang, 3ng; bic Stimmnng- 3. bic 5Iit)lven= gung; 4. Spanming (cineS 33ogcn«); the full — (of the mind), bie bob^ Jt^raft- anftvcngnng (bc3 ©cijleS) or Bent- grass, bic iMnfc, bag (Stranj5gva« (Jitnciis ■ — J,). BENTINGTIME, s. bic .SitiigcvKit bcr Jtaubcn vor bcr Sicife bcr.§iilfen= frii d)tc. To BENUM. ? V. a. crflavrcit, flcif ma= To BENUMB, S (ticH, ciSEalt madicn (OOC C^rftauncn) ; benumbed with cold, «or .rWItc crftarrt, fteif, cistalt. b1':nzoin, s. ba§ Seujoe (oftinbifc|c ©nmini) ; — tree, vid. Benjamin. To BEPAiNT, V. a. bcnialcn, fc^minfcn. To BEPiNCH, V. a. fncipcn, baburd; jcidincn. To BEPOWDER, v. a. bciUlbcm, lUtt ^pubcr bcfircnen. To BEPRAisi;, v.a. bcrauSflretcl^en, mit Sobeserbebungcn iibcrbdufen. To BEPURPLE, v.a. mit gJuvpur, (Vnr= Vnrrotb) fdrbcn. To BEQUEATH, v. a dm 2;eflamcnte) uermac^cn, bintcrlaffcn. BEQUEATHMENT, .-j. 1. baS iBcrma= cf)en; 2. SSermdd)tni9, i(c\at. BEQUE.ST, s. bae 33ermd(^t'ni9, ?fgat. BERBERRY, s. vid. Barberry. BERE, «. cine yirt ®crftc (in 2c^ott= lanb). To BEREAVE, v. ir. a. bcraiibcn, rau= bcn, entiucnbcn. BEREAVEMF^s'T, s. bic 33craubung ; bag ©cvaubcn. BERGAMOT, 1. iBcrgainpttc, 3^crga= mottbint; 2. ba« ikrgamottbl; 3. bcr mit hcfcm Ode mobIricd)enb gc= mad)tc ed)uui.'ftabaE ; cine *?(rt j:cv= Vid)e aus ycvfd)icbcncn3c"gcn (®ci= be, 3B(jllf , *^aumiBoIlc u. f. w.) BERGANDER, s. vid. Biroander To BERHYME, v. a. iron, irt SfieilUCn beftngen, bcrctmcn. BERUN, s. 53crlin (Stabt) ; — blue, bits *ikrlincrb(au. BERLIN. .1. bic li^crlirtc (bcqueme »ier= fi^ige i)tctfcfntfcbe). BERME. .9. Fori. T. bie SQeritie, ber aSnUabfa^ BERMUDAS, s. bic bermubtfi|en (!5om= mcr=2:enfcl8=) 3nfcln. BERNACLE, s. vid. Barnacle. BERNARD . s. sOemtjatb (2Uiav.nSna= inc). BERNARDiNE, s. bcr 33ernbarbincr ''iJUmd)). BERN OWL, s. bie Jlird)cnlc, .fiacj* Cnlc {Ulula aluco — /-.). BERRY, s. bie S8cerc; 3.^of)uc (»ca ■itaffec) ; 2. bcv.®rabbiigcl (fiir Bar- row). BERRY-BEARING, adj. SSecrcn tragtiit ; — galls, fd^wammige ®allavfcl. To BERRY, V. n. S'ccrcu tragctt Pbct bcfommcn. BERTH, .■!. A". T ?TJaum, 5tnterVlafe ; 2. bcr a3erfd)lag (fiir bie Dffictere u. f. >v.) ; 3. bic ?agerfteUp. BERTHA, s. 33crtl)a (Svauenname). BERTRAM, s. 1. Bertram (3}ianiiS« name) ; 2. ber 33ertram {Jinthemis jiy rethrum — i.) ; — tree, bcr 3a^nn)clij banm (Zant/ioryhim — L.). BERYL, .9. ber Scri)!!, ^Iqnamarin. BERYLINE, adj. bcri}Ilartig, griinlidi, ^cllgriin. To BESCRAWL, v. a. bcfvi^cin. To BESCREEN, v. a. bcfc^inucii, bcic tfcn, scrbevgen. To BESCRIBBLE, v. a. bcfri^cllt. To BESEECH, v. a. bringcnb bitten, cv= fucbcn, anflc^en. BESEECHER, s. bcr (bvingciib) 33tttcn= ii, syittftcUcr, 9lnfud)ciibc, Slcbcnbc. To BESEEM, V. v. fic^ gcsicmcn, fid) fc^iiicn, vmffcn, anftcbeii. BESEEMING, s. bcr 'ilitflanb, bie 9Utig= fcit. BESER^ILY, adj. artig, anfldnbig, fd)icflid). To BFii^RT, V. a. 1 . bcfcfecn ; bcf(tl«gcn ; 2. cinfdiliepcn, nmgcbcn, bclagcru; 3. in bie Cfngc, in 23crlcgcnl)eit brin^ gen ; 4. + iibcrfailcn, diifallcn, an= licgcn (cincm), befiiirmcn. To BESHREW, o, o. oerwitufc^ett, »cr= flnd)crt. BESIDE, L prep. 1. ncbcit, bct, bic^t bci; 2. au^er, aupcrbalb; 3. nid)t gcmdfi, iibcr; II. adv. auficr bem, iibcr biefi, cbnc bic^ ; — the purpose, nid)t JUKcf mdiiig ; 'tis — my pre.'sent scope. C'J bicnt ntd)t jn metncm 93pr{)abt:,, e.vcopt myself and a few — , id) an§ge= npmmcn nnb npd) cinige Sfflcnigc; a 1 his troops — , allc fctnc jibvigcit 5;rut.'Vcn ; fig. to be — one's self, fiu= fier ficl) feiju; nid)t bci 3Serf!anbc fci)n. BESIDES, I. prep. . ; the — part, bcr gvbiite Sfceil; bte aBcfleit; iai 3}Jet)}e ; to put the — construction upon a thing, Qitmcii aiif bas ©efte bcutcn; f turns giinftig auSlcgcit; wliat liad I — do 7 waS fofltc id) WObl t|)uu? ane tt)ue tc^ e§ ant ikfteii? she had the — of it, fte fcattc bcil 33or= ti)(il; to make the — of a tiling, auf ba« *ofte mit (St»aS iinijicbnt, tS auf« sBcfte benii^cu; bcu mpglic^ficu yi^prtljcil auS (Sums jicI)fU;'in order to niake the — of it, Jim bic S0V' tbci: I)abeu vor..., ben "i^orfiiruug abgciuinnen; iiberwinbcn, newinueii, be|icgcn; .^err ivevbeu itber; who has got the — ? ivcr bat gcrooniten ? I thought — of it, id) l)abc\nid) beffcr bebac^t ; she (be) is no — than .'he (he) should be, bag ift mir a\id) fo Gi- 11c (©incr), ciii faubcreg *BiIb (3ct= fig) ; for — for worse, auf ®lii(f itiib Mngliicf, auf alle mijgtic^e Salle, auf @crathe>»ol)l ; for the — . cincr (£a= d)e sum 58cftcn; to alter I'or the — . fid) befferit ; he is much the — man, er ift bet weitem bcr 3?orjiigIict)crej our betters, uiifcvc Dbcru, JBorgcfcj^- ten; aSorucbmciC alg ivir; their bet ters would he hardly found, fd)nicrlic^ miH-^ten fid) spcrfoncn fiiibcii, bic fte an qutcu (Sigcitfc^aftcn iibcvtreffcn. TttBElTER, V. a. 1. ycrbcffcru ; 2. ubcrtreffeu: 3. befiivberii, untcrflii; ^cu, begiiuftigcn ; to — one's self, fid; beffcru. BETTOR, s. bcr 2Bcttcr, SBetteiibc. BETTY, s 1. bag 58rcd)cifcu ; ber5)ict= rid) ; 2. abbr. (fiir Elizabeth) Sicg= d)cn. BETTIMBLED, adj. uuorbciitltd), yer:' ivorrcu. BETWEEN, > prep. JUufdjCll, UUtcr, ia- BETVVIXT. S JWifcbcu; between-decks, JV. T. 3»ifd>en='Decfg ; — wind and wjiter, smifc^eu 2Qiubunb2Baffcr, ber Sbfil beg (Sd)iffcg, >«elcbcr bieDbcr= pd)c beg aBaffcrg beriibvt ; —whiles, yon 3fit 5U ^tit. juweilcn ; space — , bcr 3rotfc^CUVaum ; — ourselves, uu= (eruiig. BEVEL, I. s. T. 1. bic (2d)mie(^e, @d)Wci, ber SEiiifclpaffcr, SBinfclfafr fer, bag (ccfjragmafi, @el>i'ma9 (b.ctJ- gleid)cu im 2Bappcn); 2. bic fd^iagi* obcr fc|)iefe 9iid)tuiig ; jv. T. — , or bevelling, ciu aBtuEcl grijfjcr obcr flcincr alg ein red)ter; 11. a;/;, fc^ief; — angle, bcr fcfeicfe 2BinEcl. To BEVEL, V. 1. a. fcbrag fcbncibeu, fc^icf rid)ten; J^. t. ciu 'Stiicf ^olj uad) eiuer 9)Jall beljauen ; u. n. ftd) Iriimmeu, ftd) f^icf rid; ten. To BEVER, V. n. ycgpcm ; fril{)fM(f cu. BEVER.^GE, s. '.. bag ©ctrauf, bet S;raut: 2. ber mit 2Saffer yerbiiuutc ei)bc:. BEVIL, t. &■ adj. vid. Bevel. 3EVY, s. ber .paufeii, bic S:d)aar, ^er= be, u. f. w. ; eine ®cfcllfct)aft ; bet Slug (5?ogcl); a — of partridges, T ein molt (cine Jlettc, obcr JtittejJRebs ^iibncr ; a — of quails, ciu Slug 2Bad)= telu ; a — of roes, ciu 9iubcl(SV"i"fl' ^Ticbe; a — of roebucks, cin dixiUl (Xnipp) gjePocfc. To BEWA1I-, V. 1. a. bcftageu, be»ei= nen ; 11. 71. feinen j^ummcr'augbrcc^cn laffcii, webtlaflcn, trancrn. BEWAILABLE, adj. bctlagciigwertl). BEWAILER. s. bcr SBcbEfaficubc. To BEWARE, V. n. ftd) t)iiteii, ftd) yov= fcbcn ( — of. yor) ; — nf that ! l)iite( (Sud) bafiir! tbutbag janid;tl he win — . cr mirb ftc^ !)iiteu. To BEWILDER, v. a. strirreii, trrcfiif)= rcii ; yeriDirrt, beftiirjt mad)en. To BEWITCH, V. a. bcbcrCU ; jig. bc= jaubern ; he is bewitched with her, Ct ift gauj in fte yerfd)offcn. BEWiTCHER, s. bcr JBcjaubcrcr, ,^e= reiimciflcr. ♦ BEWITCIIERY, BEWITCHMENT, .^.bic iicjaubcrung, 3aubcrEraft, bcr ,3aua ber ; jig. ber'unn>iberftcblid)C Sicij. BEWlTCHFUL, (m// rci^ciib, bcsaubcrub To BEWRAP, V. a. bcbcrfcit, ycr^iillcn umicicfeln. To BEWRAY, V. a. ycrraf^cit, cntbe (fen ; seigen, ftd)tbar mad)cn. BEWRAYER, s. bcr iBcnat^cr. BEY, s. ber iki; (tiirEifdjcr gtattbal' ter). BEYOND, Trrep.,&- adv. jcufcity auf tt! oiiberu Scite ; iibcr, iiberl)iri{"l)trtau8, mel)r alg, aupcr; bariibcr; yor; — < measure, Uber bicSJtaficn; — memory iibcr a)Jeufd)engcbcnfcn ; — belief; iiujilaublid) ; — all dispute, au^cr aU Iciit Strcite; — recovery, auf tiumci yertoi'Cll ; thev engaged them.selves — BICK retreat, ftC licgcil ftct) fo ticf ill3 ®C= fec^f ciii, bay fcttt dlM^nn ubri.3 tlif b to be — tlie reach of the dart, aiifici- bciu i2ci)in|e fcsni; — what is .-umcieiit, mcl)V al-3 gciiug ; to eat — diL'estioii, ftci) tm (5'iTtu iibevlabcn ; to stay — one's time, iibcv tie 3«tt "^f!l= blctbcn; to go — , I'tbcr (Stwci§ t)tiiau« ijrtjen, RKiter gel)cii, iibn-fit»"ettcii ; /^. iibertrcffcu ; ^iittei-geljeii, bcyor= tbcilcit ; to CO — one's depth, btS iibci" ben ^opf iiiS 2i?affer, u. f. w. gcl)eii ; jii wctt (ttcf) biiictniKbcit. DEZAN, .?. ettic 9lrt 33aum»oncitfloff auS 33cugalcn. BEZANT, s. 1. ber 93»3aitttitev ; 2. H. r. bcr (SilbtC' ober ©otbpfeiiutg tm ■iSavpcii. BEZANTLER. s. bCV JWCttC 91)1 am .gtrfc^gcrocibf. BEZEL, s. bfv Mci^m (bc§ 3?tngeS, tvortii bcv Stciiifi^t), ba§9itngfuttcr. BEZOAii, s. ber ikjoar, SBcjoariicnt ; German — , bic ©cmgfiigf 1 ; ox — , eiit gclblirtiei- Stctit tii ber ©nllenblafe ber Drf)fe:i ; — nut, bie molutfifd)? *)3urgiviuis. BEZOARDIOK. t. adj. Med. T. llttt 33c= joar iJCrff ^t ; II. l)i;zoardlcs. s. pi. 2Iv= jeitetett mit i^^^oar yerfe^t. BlA, s. itauxi, is;d)iiccfcufovf- BtANGUf B[ BIANG BIAS, s. 1. bit' 3iic^tuiig, ber naturltd)e .Gang, bie Stctijuttii, '^iuuctgung 511 ^artbcilic^Eeit, i^orurtbeil; 2. ber SIricb, 9liitrie6 ; 3. eiii ©ewir^t an eiiier Seite einer .ftiigel ; the — of in- lerest, bie 'SU^t tii (SigemuifeeS. 7'« BIAS, ». a. auf bic eine Seite uei= gen ; fin-, neigen, Iciten, rid)ten ; to — one. 3f"^^"i^en auf feiue(2eite jie^en, einnebmen ; to — by interest, buvdj ba^ 3uterctTc ycvieiteu. B!B. s. 1. bag (SK-ifcrtucfi, Sa&c^eu; 2. eiiie 9lrt iStocffifrf; {Otuius luscus — Til BIB, V. n. nippen, gcrn trinfcn, bes cbcru. BiBACious, adj. bcui 2:ruufe ergebcu, uerfoffvn. BIBBER, s. bcr 3iippcr, Bf^^brubcr, Saiifer. BIBBS, s. pi. .V. r. bie l)er«orflef)cnben S;bcile btr 53acfeu eines iOJaftcS. BIBLE, «. bie 5.MbcI, beilige (Sd^rift; — oath, bcr Scbmnr auf bie 33ibcl. BIBLICAL, ad/, biblifct). BiBLiOGRApiiER, s. bcr 5?uc^cvfeni:er, i^iidKi'bcfcijreiber. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL (— xc), adj. bie 33ii= dicrfenutnifj betreffeub. BiiiLiOGRAPdV, a. tii iBitc^erfunbc. BiBLiOMAXCY, s. baS Slubcutert iu= fitnfttger Segebenbeitcn au§ jnfallig aufgefc^Iageiien Stellen bcriBtbel. BiBLiOMANiA, s. mod. bie33iid;erniutt;, syitc^erfud)t. BIBLIOMANIAC, s. mod. bcr 33ii^er= liebf)aber, 33iicf;ernarr. BIBLIOPOLIBT, s. bcr 33ue^baiib(er. BiBLUTfHECAL, adj. lu ciucr a3iblio= tbef gebiJvig. BiBLibTHEC.\RY, s. bcr SBibttotbcfar, 'i^iid)erauffeber. lUBLlOTIIEKE, nd. LiBR.tRv. BIBLIST, .?. ber 93ibeHcfcr, 5BibeIbcfcii= iicr, ber fic^ fircug an ben Xixt bcv i^ibel ^alt. BIBULOUS, adj. fc^iuammtdjt. BiCAPSULAR, adj. Bui. T ^ivcifad)erig. BlCf^,<:. 7. blue — . bic Mane Savb'e, ba« iMaSblau ; grt-t-.n — , bie gviine 'Varbc, baS SBIa^griin. BICiPITAL (BicipiTous) adj. JWeifiipfig, 7'o BICKER, V. B. 1. jlretten, janfe". BIGG babcrn ; 2, ftc^ ^in unb l)er bemegeu, flaifern. BICKEllER, s. ber ©treiter, 3an!cr. BICKERN, s. T. baS fptljige (Sifen, Sicf= ciTcn, ber '43oI)rer ; Sperr^aEen. BICORN, I adj. niit jroct .gorucrn, BICORNUS, 5 jwcibi^rnii^. To BID, V. a. 1. bcipcn,bcrc^(en, gebie= ten; 2. bietcn; 3. aufbiefen, abfiin= bigcn, auSrufeu; 4. bitten, laben; 5. bicten, uiiinfft)en ; — him come in, la^ H)n ^ercinfommcn ; to — one good morning, (Siucnt ciucu gutcu aJJorgcu bicten (fagen, wiinfc^en) ; to — one farewell, (linciu !^cbemo()l fagen; to — the bans of matrimony, (ciu ISl}C' paav) i^ffcnttid) auf bicten ; to — fair, ftd) gut anlaffcii, ju .^pffnungen be= rci-^ttgeii ; to — defiance. 3:ro% bictcu ; to — a boon, uiu cine ®abi, ®nabc bitten; to— the beads, ben 3Jofen= franj beten. BIDDER, s. ber S3tctec (in einer 9(nc= tion I ; the best or highest — , ber iljeiftbietcnbe. To BIDE, V. 1. a. cvtragcu, bulbcn ; ll.n. bteiben, )uof)ncn, babei blcibcn. BlDENTAL, adj. ju'cisahnig, jivcijinfig. BU)ET, s.i. ba^ ticinc $feib, ber.Rlep= per ; 2. bic ^Kcitbanf, ba« 3leitbcifcn (sum aSafd;cn fiir 2)amcn). Biennial («//!). —ly/. adj. 5weiiaf}rtg. BIER. s. bic 33a[)re, 5;Dbtcnbabre ; — balk, ber Jlird;iwg ^u ikgrabniffcn. Bii:.^riid}tc) tvagcnb. BIFID, )pait. adj. in JWCt X^t'lit BIFIDATE, S getbcilt, gcfpaltcn. BIFOLD, adj. },mi\Cl(i), bOppclt. BlFORMED,^''^■•S"^^'f'^""'3. BiFORMiTY,s. bie boppcltc fflcflaltnng, SJfppclfovm, jwcifadje Ocftalt. BIFURCATE, i adj. iii'cijarfig, jwci^ BIFURCATED, J jillfig. BIFURCATION, n. bic gaticlformtge 2;bei(ung, Spaltung. jiia,adi. („dv.—\.\} i. bicf, gvo«r*2. fd)inangcr, tv>u-l)tig; jio-. 3. «oli; 4. ftolj, aiifgcblafcn, t)iid;,grDp; —with child, ^ fd)wangcr ; — wiih youns, trad}tig; — with expectation, /£•. !JoU ler (5'rwartung ; — with picassure, Jvonnetrunfen,tit 33ergniigcn fd)mim= menb ; my heart is — , meiii ,f>cvj ift yoU (mit Jlunimer bclabcn) ; to look — , ftolj, tvo^ig, faucr au'ifeben; to talk — . gvctJ tbun, anffc^nciben ; — with priile, aufgcblafcn ; — bellied, birfbaud;ig ; fd)aianger : — bodied, birflcibig ; — boned, ftarf, fraftypU, »icvfd)rbtig ; — corned, — grained, gvof)Ei)vntg ; — named, bcriibmt; bcmbaftifd) benannt, voUmanlig; — soundinjr, bc>d)ti.inenb, crbabcu; — swoin, ftarf anfgcfd)aHinen; — ud- dered. lllit V'ollcn^ ©Utcvil ; — words, ftolje, trofeige Jl'ovte. BIG. s. bic oiclsciligc iBintcrgcvfte. BIGAMIST. .9. bcr iligamift (bcr jmei SBciber ^uglcid) bat*, Sn-'fin-'fibter. BIGAMY, .v.'l. bie ^igamie, 5)oppcI= chc ; 2. (im faiuinifd)cn ^ed)te) bie •Ciciratb einer jwctten grau, ober 2yittme, cbcr einer fd;on serfii^rten 'Cerfon. BIGGEL, s. ein Dfttnbifd)e« ^t^ier von 9?enntf)iergvijf)e mit fdncarjen ^or= nern nub gcfpaltencm .&uf. big<;ln. .«. 'ba4 .itinbcrbaubdicn, 2)Jiife= dicn ; bic SBeginc, Slonncnbaubc (^er iycguincn). BILL BIGHT, .5. .v. T..i. bcv 5)ug, bie 93ugi (ber Umfang eii'e« sufammengcroll= ten ©d)ifftaucg) ; 2. bic i^udit, eia fleiner >f)afcn; 3. bcr Sug am £ri;eu= fel (ber >Pferbc). BIGNESS, s. bic 2)i(fe, ©ri)(je, bcr llm= fang. BiGfjT, Ls.ber 'bigotfe 2JJenf(^, Hiubt 9Int)anger einer yjicinung ; he is such a — to these books, cr i)a\\ci,t fo an bicfen Siidjcrn ; ILorf/.bigott, fromm* eifrig. BIGOTED [adu. — ly), adj. itgott, bltul) crgcbcn. BIGOTRY. 5. bie SBigottcrie, bitnbe 9lnbanglid;fcit, bcr bfinbe 3^vommig» tcitiSeifcr. BILANDER, s. bcr 55innenlanbcr (fleU neS Saftfd)iff oon ungcfaf)r 80 2;oni lieu). BILATERAL, adj. |Uietfeitig. BILBERRY, s. bie .*?eibelbcevt. BILBO, s. bie 2;egeiiflingc, baS 9iap- pier. BILBOES, s. pi. bic {?(uf)banbe,ber Stod (fiir •Berbrec{)er auf ^Sdjiffen). ^ BILE, s. bie ©allc. '* BILGE, s.jv. T. 1. bie SScitc oberSvettc beS ®d)iff!Sbobcng, ber @4)ipraum ; 2. bie aSeitc cinei! SaffeS ; — pump, bie 33obcnpumpc ; — water, 28affer tm (id)iffcfraum, bas niri)t nad) bem ^$umpcn|'oob laiifcn fann, Jtimmnjaf- fcr. r<; BILGE, « V. jr. T. Icrf iDcrbcn ; a bilged ship, ein im 31ad) Iccfcs (cingf- fc^citevtcei) (Bd)iff. BILIARY, adj. \\\x ®aHc gcbin'tg ; — duct, bcr ©aUcngaiig. BILINGUOUS, ad,j. jwcijiingig. BILIOUS, adj. gallig ; gallidjt, gallcn- artig; gali(cn)md;tiij; — fever., baS ©aUcnficbev. To BILK. v.a. fd;ncUcn, prellen, te(T&s gcrt, ill} Stic^e laffcn, (befonbevS itm bie rmtt ber] 93cjablung) ; joe. eiuen' .Oufaren madicn. BILL, s. 1. bcr Sd)nabcl: — full, ei 11 Sd)nabcluoU; 2. cine 9lrt, Sic^el, bie .ftippc, baS Oartcnmcffcr, Sd)nitt=: meffcv; h.and — , ciue fuv$e >§ippe; hedge (hedging) — , cinc laugc ^pippC; 3. bicJtrummaxt; Streitavt; ><5eUc- Imrbc ; brown — , cine %xt SSurffpic^ : 4. fbcfoiiber« J\i. K.) ber Bettcl, fcaS aSillct ; bic ^ifte, baS iferseiiljniB ; bie SRote; 5. DJcdjnung, bcv^ilusjng; 6. ber (Sitcin, bic ^cfd)cinigung ; 7. ber 2Befl)fcl; 31ppoint («s point, vid. Ap- point) : 8. bic @d)vift, bic^daubfc^rift, i£d)ulbverfd;reibnng, Obligation ; 9. ,Hlagefd)vift, (fd)rifilid)e) jtlage; ba« 9lb»ertiffement ; 10. bcr ?lufd)(ag?ct= tel; gutsbangejcttel; 11. bic 'i^ill (ber CSntmurf [3!>Drfd)lag] ju cincm ©cfcfec ober \\\ einer $avlamcntg>,ier= orbnung), bie 9Icte (bcr »cvbinblid)i ^pavlamcntSfd^luH, baS ©cfcfe) ; to pass a — , cinc iAtll im ^arlamcnte anncbnien, bcfiatigcn, bnrrbgcbcn laf^ fen ; to find the — J bic Jllagc anncb= men, ft* baranf cinlaffen ; a — sei up, bci- 9lnf(^Iag (angcfd)(agcne 3^^' tcl; J — under one's hand, Cinc .fiaubs fd)rtft ; taker of a — , bcr 5;vaffant, C?ntnebmcr ; circulation of bills, ber 2i?cd)fe(ocvfebr ; due — , (m- hand — ), ein 45anbrd)etn, ^anbfd)ulbfd)ctn, cSanbroccfefcI ; a long — , ein Iaugficfc= tiger 2Bcd)fc( ; a short — , ein furj^ ftd;tiger 2Ecd)fcI ; a single (sole, or on- ly) — , tin (trorfcner) Sola=2Bed)fcI; bills in sets, iG?cd)ffI tu 5)uplicaten; — book, ba4 2Ued)fe[contO ; — broker- nee, ai?ed)fclcouvtagc; — iiolder, bcr 3nbabev einciS 3Bcd)fcI§; — sticker, ccr 3cf*fl anfc^lagt, antlebt ; — wai 39 BINA BIRD BISK let, iaS Sl'afc^cnBitcf) sum Bcqiicmcn 'iragcn bcr ^Banfuotcn iiiib SBec^fet ; — in chancery, bilS 5pVOtofoIl, btC 3i«- ftflratur; — of complaint, bic J?liig= i-t)vtft ; — of debt, bet Sd)ulbfrf)ein, bte @d)iilbyfrfc^reibmia ; — of di- vorce, bcr l£cf)ctbc=33ricf; —of entry, bag (5iit= iinb iliigjaujjg^BoU^^Bfr: jet(^iii§, ber aBaflvenau(iebefrf)cin ; — in equity, ,5tla0e= pbcr sBtttfd)vtft in '>£aci)cn bcv SQiUigfctt ; — of exchange, bci- aBecfjfeltirtcf,'2B(;d&rcl; —of fare, bfv gjJarftjcttel, Mcbcnjcttcl ; Spei- fojettcl ; — of fount, Trjp. T. bev incm Solbaten ins Quavtier fdiiifen. ia,LiARD, s. 1. JV. T. etne eiferne i5tan(ie obcr ctn (atojjer, bic cifcrnen K3anbcr mif bic 3)?aften ^u treiben ; 2. billiards, s. p.'. iaS S3illarb, S:Uf(arb= fvtel ; to play at — , S3illarb fpiclcn; billiard-ball, bic Si((arb!itnct, bcr 'Bc'd; —stick, bcr Sillavbftoit ba3 Duenc ; — table, bie 33inarbtafcl, baS iBilliirb. RiLLlON, s. bic 9?iflipn. BILLOW, s. bic aSogc, <^ro0e Sl^elle ; — beaten, v'on bcn SScilcn l)in unb ber (^cfd)leubert. T'l Bir j-ow. r. n. (wertenfiimiifl) «uf= fd)aiellen, fid) auftt)iirmcit, aiifiuo= flcn, ivallen. niLLowY, aiij. wcgig, aufgcfc^njol; ;eit, i^etbiirmt. i;i>fANOUS, attj. jwei^Snbtg. 'tiMEDL\L. adj. rational mittlcr, — lino, K. rational 9}?itteUinte. I5IN, .S-. bie ?abe, Jlifle, ber ,$?aflen. 3INACLE, a. jv. 7'. ba« CSom(;a§ba«8= iien, 3Bacf)l^an?; — timps, a8ac^t= bfliiSlanipcn. BINARY, aiij. (lejtDeit, .^erpflid)tcn; 3. fcfi, gtanp inadjcu; 4. ^emmen, binbern ; to — with galloon, ntit Xrcffcn cibcr i^ortcn bcfe^tll ; to — an apprentice, cincn ?cl)rlinii aitfbingcn laffcn, @incn in bic ?ct)ve Qcbe'n ; to — a servant, cincn 5)icner bard) 9}iiet[;= gclb obcr Sontraf t binbcn ; to — ^ a bargain with earnest, cincn .(patlbct (]C= ti'ifi mad)en; to — over,' (citircn) iiorlabcu laffen ; to — up, ycrtnnbcn ; cinfd)ran!cn ; il. n. 1. ftarr wcrben; 2. oerftovft iiierbcn; 3. »crbiiiiynd)binber ; 4. bie 53inbe ; 5. Med. T. basbinbenbc M'Wki, a3ev= fto^-ifungSinittel. BINDING, s. 1. bcr ginbanb; g?cr= banb ; bic iBinse; 2. Sp.E. (yom %\U fen) baS ©rmiibcn, 6"rreid)en bcr ikutc ; the iron — of a dead eye, ^V. T. bcr s8cfci)lag cincr Snnj^fer; — and loosing, bac! ^e()aUen uiib (Sr(af= fen bet SitnbC; — beantree, bcr {5cf)Iccnborn;— joist, ber scrbinbcnbc Duerbalfcn ; — notes, Mus. T. (Sd)[cifnotcn ; — strakes, bie Sct)tcr= ftocfc bcS SecfcS. BiNt;. .s. (in Sllauniucrfcn) ciu .§au= fen 'Jllaitn. BLNOCLE, .9. r.Jba§ (Secro^nnit bov= pcUen aiotircn fiir bcibe -ilugcn jn= flicic^/ BINOCULAR, adj. jnjCtflUgtg. BINOMIAL, adj. Aig. T. buiontifd; dV.^ ja'ct 3::bei[cn, ®rbj}en bcficbenb. BiNOMiNous, adj. iiiit swci SJaiiicn, jwcinamig. BIOGRAPHER, j. bcr 33iogra).'^, ?c= bcHi^befdireiber. BIOGR.^PHICAL, adj. biograv^i'"c^. BIOGRAPHY. .ir= tcrigcg S'Jis^cngrag {Poa angustifvU.t — h.) ; cine 3lrt (gc^waben {Pmun,m capUlare — L.) \ — lime, bcr a>Ogel = leim; — hmed, mit S^ogcUctm bes ftrid)cn ; — nesting, 33ogclneftcrau83 nc{)ntcn (fioren) ; — pepper, bcr a]ogclj V'fCflCr (Capsicum minimum — Z,.) ; — ■ seller, bcr ^OgcI()anbIcr ; — skewer, (— spit), ber ysogclfpcilcr (Spicii) ; — s' eye, bag 2lbbnigrbgcI)Cn, (.Adonis — L.) ; bie (gcbliiffelblume (Primu/a L.) ; — s-foot, bcr iBogclfn^ (o™«- thopus, — /,.) ; — s-nest, bag UJogclncfl (Daucvs — fj.): — s-nest (svvnllow-nesl), bag pftinbifc{)e cjjbarc 93ogclncft, S^unlinneft; — s-tares, bie syogcU wide (Vicia cracca — Ij.) ; — s-tongiie, bic ajogeljunge, S3itc^tt)inbc (Poiygv vum convolvulus — /..) ; — s-trefoil. bet Stcinflce (Lotus — L.) ; — wittcd, ol}nc aiufmcrffamfcit. To BIRD, V. n. SSijgcI faitgcn Pbct ftellcn. BIRDER, s. bet 33ogeIfielIcr, iSogeU fangcr. BIRGANDER, s. bic ?^u^ggang. BIROSTRATE, \ adj. mit boppcttoiu BIROSTRATED, J Sdjnabcl, IWHX- fc^nabclig. BIRT, s. btc Stcinbntte. rid. TuRBOT • — wort, cine 3lrt 6'rbapfet juni Sc^weincmaften. BIRTH, s, 1. bie ©ebuvt; 2. .Picrfunfr, Slbftammitng ; 3. bcr llrf;nung; 4. bag Snngc, Si\\\\>, bic 5rud)t ; 5. .v. T.rid. Berth; new — , bic aBicbcr= geburt ; — day. bcr ©ebuvtgtag : — night, bic®Cb«rtgnad)t ; — place, bet ©ebitvtgort, bic .tjcimati) ; — riiilit, bag @eburt6rcd;t, 3'iccl)t bcr drftge^ gcbuvt; — : sin, bie ©rbfiinbe; — song, bag ©cburtglicb; — strangled, in ber ©cbuvt erftidt; — wort, bic Dflcrlujci, i^o^lwurj (Jiristoio- chia — //.). BISCAY, s. S3tgcat)ff (fvmiiif(^c SPro* sinj). BISCOTIN, s. bag Bndcrvlafedicn. BISCUIT, .s. 1. bcrBwicbacf, tai (I)artc) Sdiiffbrob ; 2. vaube <2tctngnt (cine 9lrt ^t'ofjella't Pf)nc ©lafnr). To BISECT. V. a.. Mat. T in Jft'ci glci: d)e Xi)tik t^eifcn, biivd)fd)ncibfn. BISECTION, «. Mnt T. fcicSitjeiluug in jtiici gleid;c 2^cite. BiSE(;'MEN'r, s. bcr cine 2beil cincr in jroei gleid)c i<5alftcn getbctltm i'tnie. BISHOP, .?. i. bcr 53ifd)'of ibobc ge iflli= d)c aBitrbc) ; 2. ein ®etranE anS 91'ein, Drangcti unb 3ndcr ; 3. ber ^^liufer im (tdjad; ; — 's-wced, bie 9lmmei (..Immi — /..) ; — 's-wort. bCt fdnmuK Jtiimmcl ; — like, or — iv. '■,;;. bifd)Liflid\ fid) fiit eincn 3j!ifd)ii| fd)idenb, jiemciib. 7>; BISHOP, 1'. <7. 1. jiim 93ifd)of cin= a>ci()cn, cinfcgnen, firmeln ; 2. .*-> /; einem aiten ^-'fcrbc bag 3cid;cn an bie 3'if)"c brenncn, nm eg 511 scrjiins gen : to— the baii.s. Typ. r.bic (i^nd); bni(fcr=) ilallen bcneeen. BISHOPRIC, s bag 5.iigtl)ui)t. BISK, s. bic ,ilraftbriibf, Jliraflfnvpt BISKET, s. vid. BisnniT BIVO BLAC BLAN .iiSMUTH, s. bet StSinut^, JKcrcaftt (5Ut ^albmctalJ). BisMUTHic, adj. Jit SBt8mut0 geliotig. BISON, $. bcr 33:foii, 2luero(^S. BISSEXTILE, (— year), baS (5^fllt= jafjr; (— day) bcc Sc^alttag. BISTER, Bistre, s. bet 53tlter, baS 9tu9fct)n5ar5. BISTORT, s. btc Sc^langcnjurj, ^aU tiXXOWCl {Polygonum bistartn — L.). BISTOURY, s. s. T. ba§ Siftouri, ©ufc^tiittmcffer. BisuLCOus, adj. mit gefvaltcncit ^laufit. SIT, s. 1. bet SSifffit, ba§ Stitcf; 2. Heine Stiicfc^cit, 5lU9cf)cn; 3. ®etn^ (am 3»i»i"t mit alJem ,Jletten»rerE) ; 4. Sol)vcifett, bie (Sd)iilpe eineS SDi)= rerg ; tiie — of a cannon, bic 3taum= nabcl ; the — of a key, bev i^art eincS ©C^liiffelo; a weather — of the cable, jv. T. eitt bopveltcr 58atin3fct)la(5; not a — . j5an5 uiib gar nicf)t, itici)t im (5Jei-illi]ftctl ; every — , 9l(Ic«, ba« ©anje u. f. ». — by — , in ficiitcu Stiirfeit; to tear to bits, in ©tiirfen rci^en. To BIT, V. a. baS ©ebip gc6cn. BITCH, s. bie §iinbtn, $c^e. To BITE, ». jV. a. 1. bcifien ; 2. ficc^cn, fd)nciben, einfc^nciben ; 3. »crtt3un= ben ; jig. friinfen ; 4. v^dg. tetriigcn ; 5. d^cn, bci^en ; to — at, anbeitien ; to — otr, abbetpen; to — the dust. ins ©rag bei§en ; to — the nails, an ben S'iagelrt faiien. BITE, s. 1. bei- 53i^ ; 2. baS 9lnbei^crt ; 3. j)«/^. bei- iktntg, Jtniff; iktriiaer. BITER, s. 1. ber^eipcr; 9lnbcipei'; 2, ber iSctfiiger, Jtuiffmacfjcr. BIITACLE, s.+vid. B-.NACLE. BITTER («d«. — ly), I. ailj. i. bitter; 2. jig. ftvenge, raub, uiifrenublid), l)art, graufam, ^cftig; fcfemersbaft, franfeiib, bitter ; erbittcrt, bofe ; bci= f;etib, fpottifci), fati;rtf(^ ; a — blast, ein fc^ncibcuber 2I?inb ; a — quarrel, ein I)eftiger, graufamer Streit ; — con- sequences, traurige Sofgen ; — apple (—gourd), bie goloqmnte;— dam- eon, bie Simaruba ; — end. A': t. ba§ um bie '-BatiiigS gelegte 9ln!ertaii ; — salt, bag '^itteVfaij ; — sweet, ba« 93itterfii^ {Sdamimdulcamman. — J,.) ; — vetch, bie Sto^wicfe, 3i?albrebc (Orohis — L.) ; — wood, ba« 5l3itter- bolj ciw^ Samaifa; —wort, ber gelbe (fnjian [Oentinna Intra — L); II. s. \. JV". r. bcr SSiitingfc^lag ; 2. hitters, 5. pi. 5.Utterfeitcn. BITTERISH, adj. ein weiiig bitter, bit; terlid). BiTTERisiiNESS, 5 bie maptge SSittcr^ feit, 53ittcrlic^feit. BllTERN, s. bie Siobrbommel; brnwn — ber braune 3'ieif}er ; small — , bcr griine S'Jacfjtrabe. BITTERNESS, s. 1. bie SSittcrfeit ; 2. fig. .Sarte, ©raufamfcit, .^efttg!cit; 33ug^eit; ber bitteve >5af;; 3. ber ©rant, Jlummer, bie Sorge, ba§ frciiifeiibc ©efiibi bei 93prroiirfen. BITTOUR, Bi-n-oR, «. bic Sio^rbomiuel, vicl. Bittern. BilTS, s. pi. J\r. T. bic 5^;itiitg«bij(5er. To BiTT, 7). a. JV. T. (ba§ S;au') niit bie 93ating«[)oljfr tvinben. BITUMEN, s. bag ©rbped), gvb^arj, 5^ergi)ecb. BITUMINOUS, adj. evbpcd)ig, bcrg= BIVALVE, ) adj. jU'etid^altg, mit BIVALVOUS. > 5»ci Oeffiiungcn (you BIVALVULAR, ) ben Sdjaltbicrcrt.) BIVOUAC, .c. bie 33eiivad)t. ba« ^Sam-- tMren tm ?ager rim freiem (^cibc) bei 2:age unb ?{ad)t. To BIVOUAC, V. n tm freien Sclbe Ite= gen, bt»oa?liigebcr. BLACK {ndv. — ly), adj. 1. fc^Warj ; 2. fig. fiuftcr, miirvifd), faucr; 3. tram-ig, uiigiiirfliit ; il. s. i. baS (Sd)it)arj, 'bie fc^ivarsc Sarbe, Sdjiudrje, bcr !J?ufi; 2. ber (Sd)Hiar= je, 9legcr ; 3. bie 2;rauer, 2:rauer= fifibutl'g ; a — man, woman, ein S^IC; ger, ciite -ilfZcgeriu ; cine fc^njdrslid)e ^tcvfpn (''yrituctte); a — deed, cine fd^amrjc, laftci-l)afte X\)at; — and blue, biaitn unb blau; bag braune nub bag bloue "Diaal ; to put on — , fid) fd;n.Mrj flciben; to have a thinjr under — and white, Sc^roarj auf 2ijci^ (fd)riftlid)) \)(Avi; to look — at (upon) one. bpsl)aft (mit ftuftcru SUirfen) anfc^cu ; — aidertree, ber gaulLntnm (Rkanmus fravgula — /J ; — amber, bcr @agat (fcb»ar5eg Grb= Ved)); — art, bie fdjroar^e JluntX 3auberfuuft; — ball. 1. bic fcbwarje .itugcl ; 2. Sd}uf}fd)ronv^e, baS ed)uljj w. ; bird, — bie -Jlmfcl ; the fjread, — bird, eine '^lrt2)oble mit gcn.ti3lbtem<2(^na= bei {Curniz garrula mnjor — K.) ; — blend, bie ^a'cdiblcube ; — boil, mit (Scbcibcwaffcr aufgcBficg Jluvfer ,jum Saubern ber 3JJetallfniipfe ; — book, L. ruvfl ; — rents, pi. bie 3infen iu SRaturaltcn ;— rod,usiieror the — , ber 5;^iirfie[)er mit bent fcbwavjen wiirbig, ftrafbar. BLAM.\BLKNESS, .t. bic 2;abeInSa''iir-- bigEcit, StrafbavEeit. BLAME, s. 1. bie 3ii''ft^)"i'"!^ f''"f3 gcl)(crg, eineg 3]erfcl)cng, bie Sd)ulb, ber Sabel ; 2. bag Sergebcn, 93evbvea cl)cn ; to bear the — , Sd)ulb fe^n. To BLAME, V. a. tabcllt ; to — one for a fault, (sinen woriibcv tabcln, viiger, to bo to — ; jn tabcln fcnu ; I am tc — , mir fommt bie Sd;ulb 5U. BLAMEFUL, adj. tabcliigiucvif), ftraf^ har. BLAMELESS (adv. — ly), adj. tabcllOg, untabelbaft, unflrdflid), uiifd)ulbig ; — n(;ss. .?. bic 5;abcIlofigEcit, Untabd- ftaftigEcit, Unfd)ulb. BLAMER, 5. ber S:abtcr. BLAMEWORTHY, adj. tabehigauirbig. BLAMEWORTHINESS, s. bic ^.abelugs t»itrbig£eit. To BLANCH, v. a. wcif; mafbcn, aict» fien, bleid)eu, meil} ficbeu; abbiilfcn, fd)dlen; to — almonds, iDJanbelii fc^dlcn. BLANCH, or Blanche, 33lanca ((SiVaUCU' name). BLANCHER, s. bcv 33tcid)cr, 5J3ei$fte» ber; Sp. E. 2;rctbcr, :"iiagbbunb. BLAND, adj. mtlb, fauft, l)plb, giittg. \\ BLAZ BLIG BLOB BL.VXDILOQUENCE, s. bte fai'.ftcn, ni^cit 2Borte, tidjincidielet. To BL^VNDISH, v. a. fcl)mctct)cllt, lifB= fofeii. BLANDISHER, s. bcf Scf)mctd;Iet. BLANDISHMEXT, s. bie Sc^iucic^elct, Stebfofung, greiiiiblic^fcit. BLANK iado. — ly), I. a'lj. 1. ttailE, »uet$ ; 2. blap, initt^Iol ; 3. luciti, unbefc^ricbeit, (ccr; 4. befitiimt, bletc^; 5. rcimloS; —bond (— char- ter), bciS Slaitquct 511 titter Dfalii]a= ttOIt ; — credit (or credit in — ), M. E. cifctter (^latico) Grcbit, 2Serf)fclcrc= bit; — licence, ciit blo^Eir (Uiiau*3e= fiilUcr) 2:raufrf)etti ; — manse, bie rocipe ©allerte; — verse, rei'mlpfer 55cvg; — endorsement, ba^ ©irireti ill SBlrtitco ; to look — , befd)amt, be= jtiirjt, oerrotrrt- aiiofcbett ; 2. sA. ber jvetpe (lecve) ipia^ auf bent 'papier ober in etitem 53iid)c, bie Siide; 2. bits unbffrfjiiebeite 4i\ii.ncr; 3. bie ?iicte (ill ber Sotterie) ; 4. ber Scbrbt^ litii] (bie itiif)fVi''i)]te iDJiiitjplatte); — blanks, 53(lUbinittI5e; to draw bills in — , M. E. ill 'iMiiiico iraffircn. 7!) BLANK, v. a. 1. ailSUifc^flt, lH'rilicb = ten, a:iff)ebeu; 2. befd^amcn, mutl)= lo3 madjeit. BLANKET, s. 1. bte tueipe njoHette -^ettbecfe ; 5ffiitibcl ; 2. eiiie 2lvt Som= inerbivii (fran^ofifcft Manquette) ; 3. Till). T. eiit ©tiicf weipeS 2;itc^ ober 5vi(^, bag iinter bcti iiogeii in ber ^rcfK (li'IfBt wivi). T.> BLANKET, v. a. I. (iitit cinev 5je= (fc) jnbecfen, bcbecfett ; 2. to — one (or toss one in a blanket), (S'ilien ^jre(= len ; mit (in) ciner Secfe in bte .§i)= be f^Icubern. BLANKLY, (I'/B. weiy ; Icer: befd)aint. T,> BLASPHEME, „. a. >S- «. @int laftcvil, flnc^en, Idfieni, gottlofe Stebcit iul)= rcn. BLASPHEMER, s. bcc ©otteSKificrer, gafterer. BLASPHEMOUS (adn. — ly), adj. QOtttS' liiflerUf^, Icifterlirf). BLASPHEMY, s. bie ©otteSlailemiig, Safterung. BLAST, s. I. iaS Slafeii be« aBinbe«. ber SUinbfioB ; 2. (bet Git'eitTOcvfcn) bieSuftfiiiile, roeld)e bent 5^ener ^nge= blafeu wirb; 3. ber Sc^aH, 2;on yoni maUn, Srompetenflop; 4. SBetter^ fcfeabcn; 9Jicbltl)ait, Oiranb tin ffle= treibe unb an 33anmen ; Seuc^e, ipla= qe ; 5. bag 3cvfl)ringcn. Tj blast, v. a. 1. fpvengen fiiiit ^nU »cr) ; 2. fd)laiTen, vernic^ten, ver= bvennen (burd) ©titrm, .§agel, 3.Mi^ n. f. w.); 3. oereitcln; ^u Stidtte mad)cn; uevwa^vlofen «. f. w. ; 4. fludjetl, ljcrf(ud)en ; to — one's repu- tation, (Sincn unt feinen guten SJiamen bringcn. BLASTER, s. bev 3crflorer. BLATANT, adj. (Di-y.) bUifenb (wie ein ,«\tlb). T; BiiATTER, v. n. + blofcrt, fc^reien, piTiffeln. BLAY, s. ber SBeipfifd), bie 58fcie. BLAZE, ,9. 1. bie (belle) ?^(amnie, Tin- (fei, ®lutfi, ber ?id)tiiraf)l ; ba§ !i!o= ban, (5rner; 2. bie SSerbveitung, ber *)iuf, baS ®eriid3t; 3. bie SSIaffe an ber Stirn einei ^PferbeS; 4. ber Xw- iniilt, ?ariit. To BfjAZE, V. I. V. flammen, facfein, lobern, leu^ten; ginn^en, fc^iin= mevu; H. n. 1. perbveifeu ; 2. i^eid)- tien (i^annie bnvd) tfiiifdniitf, inbem ragSBcipe [ber Splint] beryprfitid)t); to — abroad, aiisbrciteii, rud)bar ina= d;eit, auSpofaniien. iJLAZER, s. ber 2ln8pofauner. 42 BLAZON, s. 1. bie aBappenfnuii; bnS 2Bappen; 2. Slugpofaunen, t|3reifcn, Sob. To BLAZON, V a. i. blafoniren ober aSappen crflaren, fc^ilbern; 2. au§= framen, i(ur ec^au anllegcn ; 3. jie= ren, ocrfitonern; 4. oerbreiten, be= fannt mad)en, aaSppfannen; 5. bfr= an«ftreid)en, ritbnien, prcifcn, feiern. BLAZOXER, s. L ber SSappenljerolb; 2. >ilnSpofantter. BLAZONRY, s. bie 2Sappcn!nnbc. To BLE.\CH, V. a. ^- n. 1. bleic^Cn; mctp macben ; 2. uieiij wcrbcn. BLEACHER, s. ber a3leid)er. BLEACHERYjs.bie ?51eicf)e, berSIetc^= pl'i^ BLEAK (n — (the — spirits^ bie (Seligen ; the — rirgin, bie boc^= gclobte 3nngfrau ; — tiiistie, ber (Sar= bObcnebietcn (Ccntaureabcnedkta — L.) ; — be (the Lord) God! ®Ott fe» ge= lobt ! the queen of — ineinory. bie boc^felige Jtbniginn (col. glorreidjcn 5Jnben£eng). BLESSEDNESS, s. 1. bie ©liiiffeligfeit, bag ^eil, ber eftatbem. To BLIGHT, V. a. 1 'burdi 3}ie[)ttbau) !)erbcrbeii ; 2, sereiteln, veniic^ten. )» SBobcu fcblrtgcn. BLIND (aki.: — ly), I. adj. 1. bltnb.. bli3bftd)tig; 2. bunfel; 3. gehetm; uiifid;tbar ; 4. nnanffcnb ; — of one eye, auf eilictn 2lugc bltltb ; — to one'y defects, bliitb gegen [eine (eigenen) 9}Jangel ; a — aiiev, bag ©apdieii Pbne '^Inggang, ber Sacf, bag Sidjx* tticber ; — coal, in ber ^jrbe yerfobltt Steiufoblen; — in.an, ber aSlinbc; — man's buiT, bte blinbe Mni^ (tin Spiel) ; to play at — man s bufT. blinbe .^iib fpiclen; — nettle, bit blinbe dU\]il, sBraunanirj (Scrofuiaria — X,.) ; — side (of a man), Seilianbeg fitwadK Seite ; — vessels, ck. r.@e« fdue, njel4)c nur auf etner Seite eine Dcfrnnng bnben; a — wall, bie 22anb pbnegcnfter; a — way, ein bnnfler (ffbiiH-r ju finbenbcr) SCeg ; a — win- dow, ein blinbeg j^enfter ; — worm, bie i51inbfcbleid)e ; 11. s. 1. bie 2)crfe, .giille (eigentlicib unb nneigeutlid)) ; 2'. bag 33ijrgeben, ber S^orwanb, bie 2lugflnd)t, syemdntelnng ; 3. bie %\» Ipufie ; rollinn — , Jtolljdlpuftcn ; Ve- netian — , Satpuften; — turns, 3alpu» fie=33prrciber. To BLIND, V. a. 1. blinb madieit ; bteits ben; nerblcnben; 2. ucrbunfeln, «er= Rnftern; blinded by, — at..., ver= bleitbet burcfe, itber, u. f. w. BLINDFOLD, adj 1. niit sevbunbeneit Slngen; blinbltngg; 2. fig. bliiibliitgg, unbefonnen. To BLINDFOLD, v. a. bte 9lngen »cr» binben. BLINDNESS, s. 1. bte 33linbl;eit ; 2. jig. Unmiffcnbeit. BLINK, s. ber fliid)tigt 93lirf, (Sditms mer, bag 331tnfen; S:: T. ber abge= brpd)cne ^mtuj,, bie 2yJarfe, Spar ; — of the ice, Der uicipe (2(tcin am .^prijpnt, in ber 9'iorbfee burd) baS §ig venirfad^t. To BLINK, v.n. i. blinfen, blinjelu; 2. bunfel fc^en; 3. Sp. E. fet;len, »er= )jaffcn. BLINKARD, Blinker, s. ber 93Iin5ler, 58li.ibftd)tigc. BLINKERS, pi. bie Sdjeuleber (am j?ppfgefd)irr eineg ^Pferbeg). BLISS,' s. bie Seligfeit, ©littfeligfeit, aiBpnue. BLISSFUL (adv. — ly), adj. fettg, gliicfs fclig, rooniieupll. BLissFULNESS,s.bie Setigfeit, ®Iiicf= feligteit, SSpnne. BLLSSLESS, adj. ungefegitef, unglii(f= tid>. BLISTER, S..1. bie 33tafe; ^Blatter, ^i^blatter, bag 23ldgd)en ; '2. bag SSU'.fcnpftaPer; to raise blisters, ^U- fen jiebeit. To BLISTER, v. 1. n. ^Plafenpflaflcr u. f. 11^ auflegen, Slafen jieben, 5?la= fen inad)en ; II. n. SBlafen befommeit, blafig wcrben. BLITE, s. bag asinttraut, 9JJaicrtraut ber ?D?aieraniarantb (liutum — /.) BLITHE (adc. — ly), ndj frob, fl"iJb= licb, lufitg, »ergnitgt, aufgevhiimt. BLITHENESS, \ s. bie Sr61)ltd)= BLITHESOMENESS, > feit. BLITHESOME (— ful), adj. fr^l)!!.^, sergniigt, ninnter To BLOAT, r. I. a aiiffcbwellert, aur= blaf)en, aiifbunfcit ; If. n. anffdjivel- Icn, ailflaufen ; bloated herring, be» gcraiidierte .faring ; a^iiicHing. BLOATEDNESS, .•=, bag Sdjwelfeit ber Sd)\i'ulft, bie ®efd;n>ulft; eiti anfgebunfeiieg 21eufiere. BLOBBERi.iP, s. bie bicfe Sippe. BLOBBEUUI'PED, adj. biif lippig fltP^- mdulia. BLOO BLUB BLUkS BLOCK, s. L bcr SBIocf, Rlo^ ; l. tie ^onii, bcr s;tc(f ; 3. m: t. bic 3uit9= \tx, Sc^ctbf, bcr SBIocf, tie ^iolle jit beii Sc^iffstaueu; 4. fig. ber Ji(o§, pl.impc, tumme Jteil ; 5. baS .g>tu= bcviiis; — head, bcr Summtopf, .UlOfe; —headed, bumill; — headly, line ciii Summtopf, buinmf opffi] ; — house, bag SOIo(ft)aus; — like, bumin, eiufviltig; — m.-iker, ciit aSlocfbi'c&cv; — mast, ciit ©alecvcu- obcr Sdje^ bccfeii^iDJaft nut sjtfvciftacn Siopp ititb Sc^ciben ; —tin, bafi sulocfjimi; — sheaves, 58(o(ff(i)cibeU ; — stones, vol)c Stctnmaffeii. V'o BLOCK, r. a. bcmiiicii, I)tubcnt, fpcvrcn, «erflopfcit; eiiifd^Uepcu ; to — up, blorftveit, iicn-ammelii. liLOCKADE, s. bie S31o(fabe. To BLOCKADE, v. a. blocfircit, ciu= fitlieiJeii. BLOCICISH {ndij. — ly), ailj. bUlUlU, Vlitinp, ti5(ptfc^. BLOCKisiiNESS, s. bte2)umml)ctt, baS tijlpifdie aBefcit. ULO-MARY, s. r. baS grifc^ffUfr, obcr bie crfte S^micbe in beii @tfcii= l)amnicrit. ULOND-LACE, s. bie 5?Ionbcn (cine 9li't fcitte ®pi(}cn, luit uiib ot)nc i^lumeii). BLOND- SILK, s. bic Spi^cufcibc. BLOOD. «. 1. baS^Iuf, ©cbliit; 2.ji<;. bie 9lbftaminiiit(^, ^^crfiiuft, !BIutS= freuubfc^aft; 3. * bcr Saft {.\. 33. the — of grapes, bcr 3;raubciifaff ; 4. ba^ ?cbcn; 5. bcr 3)?orb, Siobtfc^lag; 6. 6er Sc^Kigcr, (S'tfcnfrcffcr ; a genile- iiian of — and breeding, Celt >5crr SOU flUtCV Siliuiltc linb ®cbUl-t-"a young — , ctii jiitifjcr rafd)cr 2JJcitfc^; to let one — . I'iii'u'ii! jur 5lber laffcn; to be let — . 511V "Jlbcr laffcn ; his — is up, uiii aSlitt tft in iSalluujV in 9luf= rulu';/^. ec ift nnfijebrac^t, bcftig; to breed ill — , bic ©cmiit^cr crbtttcrit ; a distemper that runs in the — , Ctll l^ainilieniibcl; the whole — , »oU= bih-tt0e Jlinbcr; — bespotted, blut= bcfpri^t, mit 33lut bcfnbelt ; — con- suming, blutserscbrcnb ; — fiower, baa iBlnth'iint (Rumex sanguiiieus — /. ) , bie SiUtutblumC {Nmmantkus — /J; — frozen, crf}arrtc3 33Iut 5a= bcnb ; — guiltiness, bie S3Intfc{)ulb ; — horse, cin cblc«, fcnrtijcg 5)]ferb (»on eblcin [arabifc^cm] (Sebliit) ; — hot, lau {vid. — warm) ; — iiound, bCI gd)iucif)l)Uitb ; ./?• ; 3. T. cin Stiicf robes (Stfcn, cin 2)euling, 3)cill; —raisins, $Ottroffncn. To BLOOM. r,«. bliibcu; (alsSIuincu) crjcugcn, fproffen. BLOOMY, aiij. XXI Sliit^c, blumtg, ljlu= meurctd^. BLOSSOM, g. bie Sliitf)e; — colour, bic bliibenbe ^arbc; — horse, cin pfirftdjfarbncS ijjfcrb. To BLOS30U c n. bliibcU. To BLOT, V. n. 1. tlccfcu, tlccffcn ; 2. bcflecfcii, bcfubcln; 3. frijanbcu; 4. scrbnnfcin; to — nut, au3fticid)cn, au'jR'fdjcu ; auSanfd)cn; fg. »ertiU gen ; to — out from the mind, fig. Ctu8 bcm ©cmiitJ) scrvuifc^cn. BLOT, .-.. 1. bcr SXkd. Jilcif.5, S;intcn= ficcf; 2. Scbaubflccf, 5JJafcl; 3. T. bie Sliifie, bcr nnbebccfte Stein (im Srettfpiclc) ; to hit a — , (int Srctt= fpiele) cine Slijfje bccfcn. BLOTCH, s. bie ginne, Slattcr. To BLOTCH. V. n. fd;ivarjcn, bc= fc{)mu^cn, bcflccfcn. To BLOTE, V. a. riiuc^crn. BLorriNG-PAPER. s. ba« ?i5fc|paptcr. BLOW, s. 1. bcr S^lag, Strcid), <54mi§, (StoS, SBurf ; 2. ba§ Sc^mct= ^'cn bcr 3nfcctcn ; 3. fig. bcr (£d)lag, Strcid), Wnfall, »J!nfalI; a — of the fi,st, ciit 5iinftfd)lag ; a — up. einc (Irplofion, cin 2lnebrudv fluffing; at a — , plb^ltr^, auf cin ?OJai ; 'tis but a word and a — with him, cr fc|)lagt ben Slugenblicf auS ; to make a — at a thing, nad) (ftwas fd)lagcn ; without blows, pbne 5^einbfcligfcitcu ; — ball, bie trorfnc Slnmcufr'onc be3 ^bwcni^abns ; — pipe.r. baS S!i.itf)robr ; bic CJi^bre jum Slafen (»on @la«, u. f. tu.) ; — point. + bag Spiclmcrf, Jtiiiberfpiel mit D^abcln. To BLOW, V. a. gen ifi). BLUE (adn. — ly), I. adj. blau ; true — , ed)tc«, fcfeoncai Stan; fig. cd)t; to look — , ftnftcr, triibe ausfc^cn ; — bell, bic ©locfenblnme; — bice, ba3 Safurblan ; — black, bie Sid^tohk ; — bottle, 1. bie J?ornbtumc; blanc ^t)acintf)e;2. blaneSlicgc, <2c^mci^- ^icge; — cap, 9lame cincr Sacfesart, mit cincm blaiicn ?^lc(f am ,$topfc ; — devils, pi. bcr 2RiiJmutt), Siriibftnn, iible ?anne ; — eyed. adj. btaucingig ; — glass, bie St^malte, Slaufa'rb'e; — haired, blaubcarig, griinbaarig ,; — stocking, s. fig. bcr Slauftrnmpf, bie gclcbrte Stiiu; — veined, blaus abrig ; li. s. sing. baS Slau, bie blane l^avbc. To BLUE, V. a. blau madjcu obcr far* ben, blauen. BLUENESS. s. bie Sfciue, blaue «5arbe ; s. T. bcr aBnitbranb. BLUFF, L adj. bid, ptuiitp, taii^, un- I;i.iflid), barfri^ ; tro^ig, n. f. w, ; a — bow. Sen Exp. ciii sollcr obcr brciicv Sug ; a — headed ship, cill (£d)ifT, bcffcn Sorbcrftcucn mcnig Sorfcbn^ \)cvfDn ; >>. _gc|d)dfttgc 9J}artbc ; eih miiliigcr SfJcuigfcitgfrdmer, 3:;agc= btcb ; wine of I'tliat has or bears) a pood — , eilt frdfttger 28cin ; a con- cealed— . (soin 5Bctn) cine pcvbss? gene.$lraft, Stdrfc; paper of a goor, — , ftarfeg, fcftcS $aptcr ; — cloths bic Sl-ifcrbcbeifc ; — guards, bic !;^cib> nrnc^c ; — plane, bcr Spannvip cincg ©C^iffeg; the — of a building, baj 2)titteU obcr e^auptgcbdiibc ; the — of a cannon, ber 2;i}Ctl ctucr Jlanone jiDifc^en bcr %n, bcm (ssdiilbjapfcn unb bcr J^raube; the — of & country bag Suiicrc ciiicg S*anbcgj a— of di- vinity, cin t^cDlogtfd;eg feiM'tcm ;' the — of a fortress, bic .ftauptfcftuug (5U1U Uutcrfd)tebe bcr Slupcnan-rt'e,' ; the — of a letter, bcr Subalt ciiicg ^ric= fcg ; the whole — of mankind, hii ganje 2)Jcnfc^cngcfc^Icd)t; the — o/ nobility, bcr gcfammte 9lbel ; the — ijoiitic, bcr Staatgforpcr ; the — or a river, bcr .^auptfirom ; the — of a tree, bcr Staiitm etncS 58aunic«. To BODY, V. a. foriucii, bilbcii, ctuc @e= ftalt gcbcn. BOG, k bcr Suinpf, bcr 2)iorafl, baS gjicor, bic Siarfdigcgcnb ; — be.an, bcr sBiberEfcc, SBaffcrflce {Meuinnthts — /,.) ; — house, vitig. bic ©d)unb= gvnbc, bcr ilbtritt; — land, ba8 5yjarfd)lanb ; — moss, ba§ S^in-fmooS ; — reed, ba« Sd)ilfrobr ; — rush, baS jlnopfgrag, Strtifgrag ; — trotter, bcr Snmpfgdngcr, Sieljculdufcr. To BOG. V. a. till .ftotl) l)cruiimnilscn > im Scblamm ucrftiifcn ; bofircn. To BOGGLE, r. n. 1. ftu^cn, 5urii(ffa&s rcn ( — at, liber, scv), juriidtrctcn ; nufd)tiiffig fcnn, anftcbcn, i^cbcuEcn tragcn; 'jitHnfctu; 2. 1)cud)cln, fid) verftcUcn. BOGGLER, s. bcr Uuft^Iiifftflc, Snrdjt* fame. BOGGY, adj. fuiiipftg, moraftifct). BOGLE, s. cin ,5itobD'lb, ©cfpruft. BOHEA, .?. ber 2;(}ccbu^, fc^irarje ge* mctne Xi)tt. BOHEMIA, s. aSobmcn. BOHEMIAN, I. .t. 1. bcr Siiftnte ; 2. 3i» gcuncr ; n. adj. bb()mtfcb ; — rosoma- rv, luilbcr 3^pSmarin. RtbiL, A btc speulc, bcr Sd)wdrcn. r« BOIL, 1). I. n. Ell d) en, ficben; waU Icn, braufcn ; to — to pieces, jcvEo- d;cn, ucvEodicn ; tobt Eod^cn ; to — away, einEod)cn; to — over, iibcvEos cficn, libcrlaufcn ; to — over with rage. Jiff, vox Siinti) Eod;cn, iinttbcnb, ra= fenb wcrbcit ; H, a. (StwaS ficben, Ep* d)cn, in fiebcnbcs 3Baffcr tbun unb Eijcbcrt laffcn : boiled meat, gcEod)te3 gtcifd), gcEcicfite Spcife. BOILER, k I. ber Sicbcr; 2. Jtoc^Eef^ fct, (2)ampf=) ^cffcl. BOISTEROUS (adr. — i.y), adj. Uligc= ftiim, ftitrmifd), I)cftig, braufcnb, (i(c= rdufd)',iolI, tpbcnb, Idrmcnb, uuvufiig, aufviil)i'cvifd), unbditbig. BoisTEiiousNESS, .?. bcr (bag Unge= ftitm, bag 3::i)bcn, flitrintfdje aScfcit. BOLARY, aij. bolugartig, tI;onart{g. BOLD (oJb. — i.y), adj. tiiljn, Ectf, uucr^ fcfcro jen, unyerjagt, muttitg ; brcifl, gcrabcju, uuycvfdjamt, fred),"frci ; jje=: nnigt ; to make — , fic^i crEiibncu, iit^ bie grcibctt nebm.'n ; etiuag obnf wcitere Umftdnbe tbnn ; to put on a — face, cin .^crj faffcit, 'Slntt) fd)ijp= fen ; it is a — word, bag ift uicl ge= fagt ; — face, btc Unyevft^dmtbcit, '><Mrcnnfotbcrt : — rope, JV. T. iaS ?cit Hm ciu ©C(]et, bcrScgcIfaum; — up- right, pfctlgcrabc, fcrjcugcvabc. Tu BOLT, V. la. 1. juricgclit, »crrte= gchi ; 2. bciitcln, ftdjteii, ftebcit ; 3. fepfifeit Pbne fte ju faiicn biuunter fftjliltijeit ; to — a case, ciwc 9lccf)tS= fa4)c yerbaiibctrt ; to — a coney, Sp. r. ciu jtantuc^et: aufflcubcrit, a'ufja= am, mit 5rettd)cu ans bcr .§ijble iinafliiicn ; to — a ship, JV. r. ciu ©(^iff ycrbol^en ; n. 7t. 1. (mit out) beraueftiir^cit, plofelici) berauSfvtbvcn ; ba'joit laiifcit, nu«frafeen ; 2.^o-. mit dAwaS bcraiiSpIa^cit ; to — in or in- •,->, plij^Ucf) ctiitreteit, l)erctii|liirscii, bcrctitpla^cn. BOLTER, s. I. bcr Seutcl, 3)?uf)tbcu= tel ; ba^ Sieb ; 2. 3lt^. BOLTING, part, in compos. — bag, bcr a3cutc[ (ill 2Jliif)Icn) ; — cloth, baS SBeiitcltitcb ; — house, bnS 33cutcU bans, bie ©icbcrei ; — hutch, ber S3eu= tctfajicii. BOLUS, s. ber mebtsinifc^c fiisjclf6rmi= ge SBiffcii. BOMB. s. i. bie 33ombe ; 2. iaS bumpfc ©ctoff, bcr jJitall; — chest, bie 33ombcn!ifi;c ; — ketch, — vessel, bie Sombarbir - Oaltote ; — proof, bonu bcnfefi. 7'<) BOMB.A.RD, v. a. bombarbiren, bc= fcbicilcn. 3(:)MB.\RDIER, s. bcr Sombarbtrcr. BOMB.VRDEMENT, *. bie SBombarbi^ rmisi, a3cfct)te9urtg ; ia.S 33ombarbe= meitt, 33ombarbireu. BOMB.\siN, s. ber Sombnftn. BOMB.\ST, s. 1. bcr 93ombafl (Bcug) ; 2. bcr 3ci;wulii (in iJIuapritcfen), 58om= baft. BOMB.\ST, adj. BoMB.^.STIC. BOMB.-vstrc. adj. fcf)njitlflij], ^oc^tra= bciib, groijfprec^crifd). BOMB.\STRV,s. bcr ©rbwutfl, SSulii, ^ombaft, bie ^oc^tbiicnbe, iu4>tsfa= gcubc 9lebe. B0MBYCL\OUS, adj. fctbctt. BONA, ill compos. — fide, aitS rcbliefjcr iShiiutug, obne^lrgliii; wa^vltd),aiif Xvtiit uiib ©laubcii ; — roba, bic (]c= J>u^tc SiiL)ircbwefter; eiit \MntS Jtleib. BONAsus, s. ber 9li:erof^«, S3uclcl« crbl To BOND, V. a. I. ©liter (SBnarcit) in baS foniglictje 'DJiagajiii nifbcrlcgcti ; 2. burc^ cine 93crf(^retbuitg |trf)erii. BOND, I. s. I. ias sBaitb, bie Jlctte, Sfffcf; 2.fi^. bas SBaub, bie aScrbiii= bung; 3. bie 93erf.-brcibung, ^aiib= ffbrtft, Sfbalbscrfcbreibung', DbUga= tion ; aSerbinblic^fcit, 33crpflicf)turtg ; 3. pi. bonds, bie ©efangcnfc^aft, Sef= fcln, ©aubcn ; — of fiiendship, Saubc bcr (^rcunbfcbaft ; — of amity, ba§ i^reunbfd)aft§banb ; goods in — M. E. SBaarcn im {ijiiiglid^cn SScrfcblu^j n. adj. gcbunbcn, Ictbcigcn ; «n com- pos. — maid, btc Ictbcigcnc 23^igb, Scfaoin ; — man, — • servant, bcr Sctbcigcnc, Sclauc- — service, bie Scibcigcnfcfjaft, Sclascrci, bcr1)icnft= jwang ; — slave, bcr (bic) Seibcigenc, <2f[aye (eclaviun) ; — s man, bcr gcibcigcnc ; ffliirgc ■ — \voman,_ — s-woman, bic ^cibcigcne, (Scla»inn, 3n5ang«ma3b. BONDAGE, s. 1. bic ®cfangcnfc^aft ; 2. 5)iciifibavEcit, Jtncct)tfcbaft, Scla= iH'rei; 3. gScvvfitct)tung, ^Jerbiiiblic^- fcit. BONDUC, s. bcr inbianif(^e yiamt ci= ncr 9lvt Us Sd)uftcrbaume8 {Ouiian- dina bonduc — /..). BONE, I. 3. stnff. 1. bas SScin, bcr ,^no= cften ; 2. bie ©rate ; in compos. — ace, cine 5lrt Jtavtcnfpicl ; — ache, iaS dlti^tn in ben ^cincit, bie ®icj)t, has ^obagra; — bbck, baS gcbranntc @U fcitbci'ii ; — breaker, bcr sOciubvcc^cr, gjJccrablcrj^— chopper, ein ,ilitoc^cn= bcil (fitr ert)Iad)tcr); — flower, bic ©anfcblnmc; — glue, bcr Jlnoct)cn= Ictm ;^ lace, gciucbtc, ober gctiops pdte vijpi^cn ; • — nippers, bie Stno^ cbcnjaitgc ; — setter, bcr 22unbar^t (b.'r ucri-cuftc ©licbcr wicbcr cinrid)/ tct) ; — spavin ( — spaven), bcr .&nf= fuatl), SJcift (cine *i)crbartung jan^ fd)cn bcm Jlnorrcn iinb ^ufe bcr ^lifcrbc) ; — ■ of contention, bcr 3>anU apfct; to give one a — to pick. Ji^. Scmanb cine ^JJiiiJ ju tnacfcn gebcn ; he hiade no — of it, vitlir. tv madjtc tcinc Umjlanbe bamit, bcbad;te fic^ ntd)t lange; li. adj. bcincrn. To BONE.'u. «. 1. ausbcinen, bie ,^no= (|ctt ausncbmen; 2. (Jifc^bcin cin= fefecn. BONELESS, adj. bcinlcS, fiiofbcnloS. To BONESET. v. a. ucrrcnfte ©licbcr uncbcr einrid)tcn, einrcnfen ; ^no= (f)cnbriic^e l)ct(cn. BONFIRE, s. bag Brcubcnfeiicr. BONIFACE, s. 53iinifaciu§ (3)Jannlna= me}. BONiTO, s. bcr 93ottnitftfcb. BONMOT, .1 bas Soniitot, tot^igc, fmnrci^c SBort, be; »i^igc obcr lnfti= ge ©infall. BONNET, s. l.bie SKiifee, ^ap^C/ ba« Sarctt; bera?amenbut ; 2. jv: r. bie U3onnctte, ba§ Scifcgel, ^icff; 3. mu. T. tag 5i3cinnct, afiaaeltn (5tut5en= wtxi) ; — boards, *]jappenbecfe[ (^u Samcnbiiten) ; — cane, Slec^trpf^r (jn beSgtcic^cn. BONNILY adn. muntcr, wo^I, gut »on ■Jlnfcbcn; n3of)lbelcibt. BONNINESS, s. bic 33?unfcrlcit, 91ufge= ranmtbcit; aSot^lbelcibt^eit; fc^ouc ©cftalt. BONNY, ndj. biibfd), artig; muntcr, nufgcwecft, luftig; icoblbcleibt, bicf/ fctt) plump BONY, nrf; 1. bcincrn, fnoc^crn; bei= nig, fnbdiig; 2. flappcvbiirre, baB man bie Jlnocticn ficbt ; 3. fiarHno= d)ig, »icrfct)rBtig. BONZE, s. ber *43c>n}c (inbifc^e 5j3ric= ftcr. BOOBY, s. 1. bcr (Scefiorc^ in Siibame/ rifa; 2. bcr Solpel. BOOK, s. 1. baS 93ud) ; 2. bic ':>lbt[)ei= lung, bcr *}lbfc^nttt cinei 33ud)c» ; 3. bag .OanblungSbud); to icnm one's — , fcine Section Icrncn; witimut — , auS bcm Jlopfe, nu«wenbig ; to get without — , nugwenbig Icrncn ; to mind one's — , flct^ig Icrneu ; to bo in a person's — , fg. in ScillQUbeS ©nnfiftcbcn; to run into one's — , bct ©incm in i^d^ulbcn gcratbcn; he is in my—, ic^ \)aht ibn uotirt, er ift mir fc^uibig; to got into one's — , ®d)ulbcn mad)cn ; ScmanbeS SBob^ wollcn criangcn ; to get out of one's — . ©incm bcjablcn ,- 3ematibc3 ®unft Dcvlicrcn ; by the — , fiinftlid), liftig nac^ ^ovtcbrift; intompcs. — binder, ber 33ucbbinbcr ; — case, bcx a^iicbcrfcbranf; bie ilJappe; baS ?3ud)fitttcral; — debts, 33nc^fd>nl= ben ; — fashion, in gonn cincS 3^u= ci)cS; — keeper, bcr i^ud)[)altcr ; — keeping, bie ^ud)baltcrct, 5ihid)ba[- tung ; — learned, bucljgclcbvt, fc&iU gclcbrt, bclefcn ; — learning, bic 'iMm' (©tuben=) ©elcbrfamfcit, 33clcfcRs ^eit; ber Sdnilroife ;— linen, bieQ3uc^s Icinwanb ; — maker, ber ^Biic^crma- d)cr, Siidierfc^rciber ; — making, bie . T. baS 3oHbud) ; to keep the books, bie 33iicbcr fiit)rcn. To BOOK, V. a. bud;en, eintragcn, auf= fd^rcibcn; to —down, ctnfdjrcibcn, onfcbrciben, notircu ; to — one's place. fid) (cincn) einfc^vcibcn laffen (auf bcr 5|3ofi). BOOKFUL. adj. fcBr bclcfcit, abcr ba= bci o|ne Seiirtf)cilnnggfraft. BOOKISH (adii. — i.y), ndj. bcii 33iid)crn 5u fcbr ergcben, f(t)ulfud;ftg, flubcu« bodPenb. BOOKisHNESS, .». bic SQiic^crlicbc, bal ju cifrige Stubircn. BOOKLESS, adj. bnd)[o3, bcr fciite33ii- dicr l)«f» ^fi" bie aQtffenfd)aftcn »cr= aditct. BOOM, s. JV. r. bcr SBaum, btc lange ©tangc, iSorflcngcDnci-ftaiige; 9lrt Segclftange o&cr 9}iaft; —of a har- bour, bcr Sanm (bie [ftarfe cifcrnc] jlette) cpr eincm .^'mcu ; ba3 Scc= !icid)cn, bie Safe, sBojc ; —irons, bir 33i ■ • '■ ' ■■' ■ cin jn ftotJf". , , ,, 7'« BOOM, 7). w. JV. T. ( — out) 1. a lie <2egcl ausfefeeit, mit »ollcn Segcln fabrcn; 2. ^yon aSellcn) fief) tl)iir= men; 3. fdtrcicn, wic bcr dloi^x- bommcl. BOON. I. .■!. 1. bie 0abc, haS (53cf(^cn!, bic 2Bobltbat, ®nabe, ©efalligfcir; 2. 2^ittc ; II. adj. muntcr, aufgcwcif t, luflig; angcncbm, gcfcillig; a — com- panion, ciii gutcr @cfcllfd)aftcr ; bct Spiepgefelle. 45 Migcl jnbcnSccfcgclfpicrcn; fire-, in Scnerljafcn urn 43vanber yon fid) ? BORK Rijijph, «. bcr J^eutcni] (etn (Sccftfc^) (Spurns — /..). BOOR, s. bee i^aucr ; bcr grobe, unge^ ftttetc a)fcnf4). BOORISH ((wte.— ly), adj. biiufvifcft ; grob, V0&, tSlpifc^, ungcfc^ltffeitv BOORISHNESS, s. iai bducvifc^c 28e= feu, bie @i-otl)eit. To BOOSE, I +,.;„«.„ ,„j..« r,, BOUSE, \ "■ "• *''"f^"' 5^*^»- BOOSY, «(/;. bctninfcit. MOOT,*, i. b.-v vSttcfcI; 2, fvantfc^e Sticfet (x'IrtJovtur); 3. bcr jiaflcn; 4. bcr Sfiii^cii, ©crottiii, g3ort()ctt ; Ucbcvfci)u9; bte Bugabc; — of a C0.1C11, bcr ,5luti"cf)faftcu; ^utfd)cii= bocf; bte 3BagciifcUe ; — toppitif;, or — hnse-toppi ig. JV. T. baS 3^ictttij^CU bc« i2d)iffeS «du Unratl) ; — hooks, bie Sticfclhafcn; — hose, lier (Stie= fdilrumpf, bit ®amafcf)c ; — j.ick, bcv Sticfcl£iicd)t; —list, bcr etiefcllci= ftcu; — les, bcr iiticfclfcbaft; — less, col. ofaite ©ftcfcl; — •hooks, —pulls, bie ©ticfc(an5tcl)er ; — stockinss, bie Sticfclftriimvfe; —strap, bie ©trii^^ vc; — stretchers, Sticfclbebiicr, 3{ccf= biJljcr; —tops, ©ttcfcldulvicii; — tree, bcr SticfcUctftcii, ©ticfclblocf, bag ii:tiefel[)ol5; -screw — tree, bcr Stiefclfc^raubcbocf; — vamps, <\\i 5yorfd)iiblcbcr au»gcfc^uittcue Stiicfc JIl ©ticffht ; — webhing, bag ©ttcfc(= ^anb; jack hoots, ftarfcftcifeiSttcfclit fiir btc (Sauallcric, (Jourtcre. it. f. xo. ; jockey — , bciiglcicbcit Sieitfttcfcln ; laced — , Scbuiirfticfc[it, 45albitiefclii ; lurii over — , ©ttcfcl mit Umfd)ld= gen ; to — , obciibrcin, iibcrbieli, iiorf) baju ; 't is to no — , eg bat fciiicit ?J;t= %tn, ift nmfoiifl, man gciiniiut ui(bt» babci; what will you give to — ? tliil^ ivoUt 3^r uod) siijcbcn? ro BOOT, V. a. 1. eticfclii anjietjen, flicfelit; 2. iiufccn, frommcn; it boots little, ti tfi wciiig baran gelcgcn; what boots it ? llHlS bilft eg ? BOOTEES, s. i>l. Jim. .^albllicfel. BOOTES, s. Jist. T. bcr 2l3arcul)utcr. BOOTH, s. bie i^iibc. BOOTHLESS {adi). — ly), adj. Utinii^, »eri]cblic^. DOOTY. s. bie g^cute, bcr 9f?aitb ; to play — , ftcft inir eincin \'liibcrn ini fepidc ucvflcbeii, mit SIcip I'crlie-- ven, bctritgcit, vrcllcii. BOPEEP, .9. to phy at — , 33crflecfciig fpiclcii. BORACic, adj. ju bcm Sorar gcEiBrig. BORAGE, .5. bcr SBoragen, JBovretfil) (ein'JIraiit). BORATES, s.pi. Ck. T. bic g^oravfal^c. BORAX, s. bcr SBorar. BORBORYGM, s. bag ,5ttmrrcn in ben ©cbarmcit. BORDAGE.s. bcr Seji§ cincr Dpinane. BORUEL (— Lo), s. bag sQctrbclI, .§u= rcnbaug. BORDELLER. s. bcr .6urcuiinrtfi. BORDER, s. 1. bie ©rcii.^e ; bcr 9?atrt ; 2. bag ©cflabe, bag Ufer; 3. ber (Samn, bie 53orte, 33orbiruni^ ; paper borders for rooms, ^^apctcnbortcn; T. btc Siabattc; sBucbbrncfcrleiftc. To BORDER, V. a. s,- n. 1. grcnscn, an= ftosen (— upon, an); 2. boibtrcn, be= fcfecn, ctnfaffcn, beranmen ; 3. fig nal)e fontmeii, abnitd) fcttn; this word bordiirs upon that sense, btcfcg 2Bort fpinmf bicfcr iBcbciitung nabe. BORDERER, .». bcr 2iniuo()ncr, ®xt\\\' itac^bar. BORDIJRE..9. brr3ianb,'Saum ; btegSors btrung, (Siiifaffung, ikfefeuug, ©orte. BORE, s. 1. btr iiobrer; 2. bag 33ol)r; loc^ (\. ii. ciner ^^umve); Sod), »te ^6()lung bcr SSlaginftrnmentc, 4G BOTR n. f. «3. ; fam. 3. ctn unertv'iglt<^er $laubercr, cine cfclbaftc jutrmgltcbe $crfon; 4. bie ©pringflntb; t.— of a gun (cannon), bcr Kalibcr, bic ©Ccle cjncc Jtanone ; bricklayer's — , eiu ©ruiibbofjrcr; —cole, bvauner ^obt; — tree, ber .Piolunberbaum. To BORE, V. a. ^ n. bobrCU, biJblctt, burct)ftcd)cn, buvcbbringcn; T. (con spfcrben) bic y\ci\t big auf ben ^Bobeit bangcn. BOREAL, adj. norbUcb. BOREAS, s. ber Sorcag, ?lorbwinb 9iorb. BOREE, s. bie il^onrrcc (cin Xm\i). BORER, s. bcr i!ol)rer. BORN, part. gcbCVCU. BOROUGH, s. ber gicrfcu, Surgflccfcn, 2Jf arf tflccfcn ; — holder, — master, bcr ^Sitrgenneiflcr. To BORROW, j;. a. auf grcbit ncl;mcn, borgcii, crborgcn, entlcbnen. BORROWER, s. bcr SSorgcr, @d)ulb= ncr. BORSHOLDER, s. bcr SBiirgcrmeiflcr, ®cincinbc»orfie^cr. BOSCAGE, s. bag ©cbiifcb, Sufdiwcrf, Untcrbolj, gcbiifcbigc 2anb. BOSKY, orf/gcbiifd)ig, bufd)tg,n)albig. BOSOM, s. 1. ber sBiifen, S^oo^, bic Uiruft, bag ^crj ; 2. .^g-.Qnnerc, bcr Umfang, ^cjirf, it. f. iv. : the — of the earth, bag ^nitcre ber ferbc ; the — of the sea (deep), bic Si^icfe, bcr Qlbgrunb beg 3}i'ccvcg ; — of a shirt, bcr ©d;li§ yorn am .(5i'iiibc, SBnift= fcbli? ; — enemy, bcr bftmlicbc *veinb, falfd)e Srcunb ; — friend, bcr iMifcn= frcunb. To BOSOM, V. a. in bag .Pjcrj fd)lict)cn ; oerbcrgcn, ucrflccfcn ; gdjeim ballcu. BOSKET, ) s. bag sl^ogiiuct, !i;uft= BOSaUET. S ii'albd)cn. BOSS. s. bic Snifcl, bcr Jtnovf, ber Sfludcl. BOSSAGE, .9. jirck T. bcr vorfpriu; gcnbc Stein am 2}^iner»erEc. BOSSED, ndi. uiit 5>3iicfcln vcrfcbcu, bcfc^t; biicflig. BOSVEL, s ciiic 51rt ^eg .&abncnfu= tjcg ; bie SuiJangcl. BOSSIVE, adj. iuotu], bocfcrig. BOSSY, adj. vid. Bossed. BOT, s. vid. BOTS. BOTANIC, > adj. \>\[an= BOTANICAL {adn. — i.\). S ;cufitnbig, botanifcb; bcr 53ctani£ gct)iu-ig, aiif bptanifcbc SBcife. BOTANIST, ."!. bcr 5?i}tanifcr, SpfI»Tt= Scnfcnucr, '^flanjcnfuiifigc. To BOTANIZE, v. ,i. ^;)>!flaiijcn fudjcu, ftubircn, botaniftrcu. BOTANOLOGY, s. bic $p't»5f''tc(H'e, i^oi.:^:9(ogie. BOTANY, «. bie 5?ptanif, Jtrautcr= unb ".jJflanjcnEunbc. BOTARGO, s. bcr ^^ptargo, G'auiar. BOTCH, s. 1. bie syciile, bcr @d)ani-- ven; 2. glidcn, %kd. ^cinai; 3. bag (^Itcfiuprt ; (^licfmcrf. To BOTCH, V. a. 1. fltrfcn, fiiiifcn ; 2. bcfierf'cn; 3. bunjen, ycrberbcn; to — up. jitfammcintiiifen. BOTCHER, s. bcr 51tcffd;ncibcr, $fn= fdKV. BOTCHY, adj. 1. ypltcr 93culen ; 2. gc= flicf t ; 3. g'cftiimpcvt. BOTH, 1 proii. adj. ^cibe, Sctbcg ; H. coiij. fpiupl)! ; — . . atui, fpWPbl . . alg ; — as to., and. fpivpbl in 3tiicffiitt anf . . , alg aucb, U. f. m. ; — by sea and land, fowpbl S" SBaiJct aU jU Sanbe. To BOTHER, vid. To Pother. BOTHNIA, s. S!3ptt)nicn (fc^wcbif^e ^:)3r(^!>tn5). . BOTRYOH), adj VBciKtraubcniSrmtg. BOUiN BOTS, s.pi ©agcrlingc, furjc bttf e 3B;tn mer in ben (Singewcibcn bcr i!fcr^e. BOTTLE, s. I. bie si3putciUc, 51afd>e ; 2. bag Ouart; 3. Siinbcl, ^l^iiiib (,§eu, U. f. «).) ; —{or bottled) iil.\ bag glaffbcnbicr ; — brush, bic (Sia= fdjcnbiiiftc ; — carrier, Slafc^ciitragct (fiir ftcbenbe glafd)en) ; —case, bag glafc^cnfuttcr, bcr 51afd)en!elJcv; — companion, — friend, bcr 3frf)brubcr ; — ilower, bic jlpvnblume; — head, sjiamc cincr >!lrt bes aEallfifdjcg; — jack, bcr fcntrc^tcsDratcnivenbcr; — i;ibels, S'liiffbttt^'^lfci'ffffii' 6araffcn= Jtragcn ; — neck, bag giafd)engcftc(I ; — nose, vuig. bic i^ranntmcttiguafc ; — no.sed. rptb=naftg, biinaftg ; — rack, cin i5Kifd^en=c)itcf,gtafd)cn=9^c= ppfttorium ; — screw, ber Jlprfjieber ; — stand, ber 5?outeilJcutcIIer; — tray bcr gtafcbcntrager. To BOTTLE, v. a. anf glafc^cn fiillen, abjiebcn. BOTTOM, s. 1. ber SSoben, ©riinb ; 2. bic S;icfej 3. bag (Sitbe; 4. bcr S3p* bcnfa^, btc >§efcn ; 5. bcr i^pbcn et= neg (2d)iffg, J?icl ; /«■. bag Sc^iff, Sabr5cng ; 6. ber .§intcre; 7. sp. k. Jtraft, ©tarfe ; 8. bcr ,$lnaucl ; 9. bie Siriebfeber ; the — of the stairs, bfr nnterfte S^bcil cincr J^rcWf ". "t the — of a street, am @nbe (utttcn in) ciner Strafic ; the — of a per riwi-r, bic untcrften tndm ciner S)icr= riiifc ; to stand upon a good — , jld) gut ftciicu, in gutcn Umftanbcn fein ; iove was at the — , Sicbe tear ber @vunb, fta£ babintcr; — Uinds. jim. vcidjc ^anbevctcu lbgrunb. To BOTTO.M, r. T. a. 1. griinbcit ; 2. aufmiifeln, iviubcu; to — a cii.iin, cine Jtctte aitfiuinben; n. ». ficji griiubeu, auf ©taiag rnbcn (mit on, upon). BOTTOMLESS, ndj. bobculpg, giunb= Ipg; fig. unergriit'tblicb. BOTrb.MRV.s.x.r. bic sGpbmcvci ; — letter. ( — i)ond). bcr gSpbmcrcibricf, ©d)iffg = ^tifanbbricf, &d)iffgbricf, ©d;iffgwcd)fel. BOUCHET, .s. bie 3i'tfn-birnc. BOUGH, s. bcr 9lft, ,3uH-ig. BOUGHT, *. 1. bcr i^ng,' bag (SicIcHt, ®licb; 2. ber ,5?nptch, bit QIcd)te; 3. Jlriimmung, S^icguug. BOUGHTY, adi gcfrii'mnit, geleitftg. BOUGIE, s. s'.T bic ©aiibe. BOUILLON, s. bie 93riil)e, gicifd;brlif)e. BOULDER, s. vid. Bowldkr. BOULETT, s. cin $ferb mit fc^lcr^ baftcm gufigelenf. To BOUNCE, V. n. 1. fradicu, virt&f". fnallcn; 2, fd)tagcn, !lppfcu; 3. fpriugcn; 4./^. )jvab(en; ta).ifer, fiibn fe»n ; to — in at the door, 5Ut S^biil" bfl'ft" ^Jfilfef'l ; to — a person out of a thing. 3cmaub burd) -Drp= bungcu (iubcm man ibn fcigc mad)t) beranbeu; (spu fd)[aucn' 'iirbcn) fid) ^ut■d) ?lffectirnug ypu SJaug unb ©tanb aug ber ©d)linge jicbcii ; m — upon a thing, iibcretivag berfcillen. barauf Iogfd)ic§cn. BOUNCE, .f. 1. bcr ,^racb, $hlj, ,ftnall; farm, bag ©ctPic; 2. viUg bie 5)3vablevci; 5)rpbnng; 3. bci (V(ij4lic£)c) Sprung; to give a — , frad)cn, platen, Enallcn. BOUNCER. !>.coi. 1. bcr '$rabler, ©rou" fprcd)cr, eifenfrcffcr; 2. cine groSi i*itge ; 3. cine fette 5>erfpn. BOUNCING, wij. bicf, gvof). BOUNCINGLY, adn. prablcvif*. BOUND, L a/ij. v.o.s^ ciitcni Cric bfr BOW BOXE BRAG fiirant : whither are you — 1 WO Wollt 31)r ^tu ? wo c^(i)t bte Sictfc ^iii V we are — to (for)" New-York, Wtr l;abcn aiif 9leiu=3)orE gefvac|)tet ; we are — from Hamburgh to Hull, WCV foinmctl ooti ^gvambur.] uiib wollcii iiad) ^giuU ; a. s. 1. fcev (Spruiii]; *Jluft>vuni], atiirffvruug, 5)3rnU ; 2. bie ©rcuje, bcr 3JJavf ftetn ; fiff. withjn bounds, mit i?ia6fii, miijjtg, in bcitad)rauEeu bcr a'Ja^trtfett; keep within — , fcl; mafitj}. Tj bound, v. I. n. fptingen, ijiipfcn ; juviicffpriiigeit, a«f= (ab=) fv»riiisjcii, VraUeti ; li. a bcijrciucn, ctufd;vaii[cn. I50UNDARV, s. btc ©leiijc, bcr (J)i'eiij= fiein. BOUNDER, s. 1. bcr ©reitwuffc^fv ; 3}iavftfcbtibef; gelbmcffcr ; bie ©vciije. ' BOUNDIN'G-STON'E, Bound stone, s. 1. ber @fcit5i1cin; 2)iar£ftciit ; 2. baS Sc^ncllfuaclcl)cit, (2d)ueUfaitl(i)cit, bcr Sc^uffcr. BOUNDLESS, nilj. (jrCllJCtllOg, UllbC= greiijt. BOUNDLESSNESS, s. bic ©rciIJCttlofti^; fett. BOUNTEOUS {ado. — ly), (u/j. giittg, frcigcbig. BOUNTEOUSNESS, ». bic j^retgcbigfcit. BOtrNTiFUL {ado. — ly), fliittj], fcct= gcbig. BOUNTiFULNEsa s. btc (^rcigcbigfcit. BOUNTY, s.l. bic 55rcigcbtgfcit,28obl= tbatigfctt; 2. @abe, ©attbat: 3. ^^nimie fiir bic 3lu8fuf)r ucvfc^icbe- iicr aBaarcit. BouauET, s. ctii Strang. To BOURGEON, v. n. fllO§Dcit, fprof= feu, bliiljeit, trcibctt, aii^fcblaiicit. KOURN, s. bcv iBcjirf; bie ©vcnjc. To BOUSF^ B. n. JCC^CIt. I50USY, aij. bcitcbelt, bctruitfcr.. BOUT,*:, bas '?}ia£)l; bic Sftcibc: bcr (strciit, ''l^crfud); this—, bicjj 3J?al; a merry — , CtllC ^uftbarfctt ; I must iMve a — wiih him, wir [)abfll Cttt (?i init ciiianbcr ^it fc^atctt; id) muy mic^ mit il)m fd)(agcii. BOV.'VTE, a. fo ','icl iiattb, a.i wait mit i;roct^Oc^ifii brt« 3al;r biitburc^ bc= fttllcii faun. BOVINF., adj. ju ben Dc^fcit gcbijvi;^. To BOW, B. I. rt. 1 . bici^cti, bciiacit ; ba= (fen, ncii]cn ; 2. uutcrbviictc n, ycr= nic^tcn ; ii. ». fti-^bicgcn ; ftd) biidfcn, fid) ucigcu ; to — down, ftd) uicb.cr= biitfcii, ntcpcrfaftcii, friimmcu; gc= Icugct ly^rbcii; nicberfiiifcn; bowed down, llicbcrgcbcuat ; to — one's as- sent, fcine ©cnebnitguui] juuirfcu. UOVV,s bic ^Kcrbcuguni], bcr i^iicf ling. «u\v, s. 1. ber 5l^cigcii ; 2. 9.Vag, bic ^icgc : 3. bcr *Biigc( ; 4. bnS 'jod) ; 1. bcr 33iolutbogctt ; 6. t. bcr ®rab= Sogcn ; 7. .ftnotcn, bic Sdjicifc ; —of ft hilt, bcr 58itgc[, baS jtrcit? am t)c= gi'ngcfayt ; —of a key, ber Sdiliif- (e[ring; — of a saddle, bcr (gattcl= oUrt,- on the—, jv. r. frabitbalfS: WCtfc ; a hold (lean) — of a ship. Ctll brcircr (fd)malcrj Sag cincS Sc^iff^ ; pron. 10 htivB two strings to one's — , mcbr 2!nittcl habcu iim fid) i,v. bcU fen ; bows of ribbon, Saubcrfdiieifcn ; JV. r-s. the bows of a ship, bic 5i3a(feU einc8 Sd)iffc8 ; how anchor, ber S8ug=: aufcr, CMabclanfer ; — hearer, bcr ifvovftliiufer, .^ol^sogt ; — bent, ge= friimmt, fniinm, Vtiigcbogcn ; — chases, 93iigftiicfc, 3agbtliicfc (mic — piece) ; — grace, cinc 3Banb (ciit 93c= bange) am 28ng uon altcm 2'auaicvf (2Siirftc itnb SBielcn) jum (£d)n^c gegen ba« (fi« ; —hand, bic (ben 33p= ach b'lltcttbe) linfe >6anb ; — knot. bit f-itlciff; — leg, ba§ fnimmc 33cin ; — leased, fritiitmbetntg ; — line, bie Sotlctnc, baS ©citeutau; — man, bcr i^pgcnfc{)ii^ ; — man of a boat, bcr crfte j)iubcrcr in ctnem 33oo= tc ; — net, bie 3?cnfc, g-ifcf)rcuf|c ; — piece, ba3 ^ugftiicE (cine ©($iff«fa= iiouc) ; — pin, bas ScfeUigbolj ; — pot, ciii Slumcntopf (ait cmcin %m= fter) ; — saw, cine ^L>gcnfrtgc mit Sacfcrt ; — shot, bcr SBogcnfcbup; — sprit, bas 5Bugfpvict, bcr yin«lcgcr; — string, bie (schnc am 53pgcn ; — win= dow, cin .^oblfcnftcr, 33ogcnfenftcr ; to bend the — , bcu i^pgcn iX'aiincn. To BOWEL, V. a. 1. aiiSivcibcu, aii§= ucbmcnj 2. fiiT. bis in baS Suncrc bringcn, cinbringen. BOWELLESS, adj. gcfiibltog. BOWELS, s. pi. 1. bag (Jingewcibe ; 2. jis- bag 3nncrc ; 3. ber <5i^ bcS WdU IcibcK'S, BartgcfublS ; ba« 2)Jitlci= belt, ©cfiJbl; to have no — ,fcin^l)Ht= Icibcn l)abeii, gefiibUoS fcl)n; 2.* cine .§iittc, cine fcpattige ilBof)nung. BOWER, s. \. bcr'^Bpgen, bie SBi>f= bung ; Ziiwht ; 2. + Jtammer, bal 3iutmer, Q)cmad). BOWERS, s.y.btc bicgcnbcti 5)iu«fcln. To BOWER, V. 1. a. Ctufc^Itcpcn, um= gebctt; n. 71. + n3of)neu. BOWERY, adj. »oUer Saubcu ; einfc^Itc: ^cnb. BOWESS (Bowet), s. bcr Qlcfiltrtg, iuu= ge .(^abicibt. To BowGE, V. a. burd;bo^rcn, burc^= fc^icBcn. BOWL, s. 1. bcr gfJapf, bie ©diiifrct, Scbale, bag Scifen; 2. bie .^ijblc, .JDiJblung (ciuc§ Siiffcl^) ; 3. bic .^n= gel ; to play at bowls, ba8 jt'ugclfpicl UMclcn, bpficln; — of a pipe, bcr ^PfcifcnEevf- To BOWL, V. I. a. Ingclu, rolleti ; n. n. rait bcr Jtugct we'rfcn; well bowled, »obl gctroffcn. BOWLDER, in compo.'!. — stone, s. bcr Sicillftcin, Jticfelftctn ; — wall, bic Jlicfclftcinmaiicr, bcr @tciiibamm. BOWLER, s. ber Jtugdfc^icbcr. BOWLING-GREEN, s. btc S3oyc(bafin, bcr ^iJoOdpiafe; baS 3iafenftucf, bcr ©raS;.lo^. To BOWSi::, V. a. JV. T. jic^cit, taljcn, a"ficl;cn: — away — ho! (ftarf ric{)en) 9UIe auf eiumal! allc ?!}tanit bet bn' 'S^a'ih \ to — the guna, btc Jta= nortcn ju 53orb ^oten. BOWYER, s. 1. bcr ©ogucr, Sogcn= iriwc^cr ; 2. 33o.icnfd)itfee. BOX, $. 1. ber ^ucf)«baum (auc^ — tree) : — thorn, bcr Suci^Sborit, .$trcuj= born {Lijcium — i.) ; — wood, i^ud)g=; baumbol? ; 2. ber ©d)Iag mit bcr ^^anb (*Vau(l) ; — on the ear, btC Obr= fcige, gjjaulfcbctle ; 3. bic 33iid)fc, ber ,,^aflcn, baS J?aft(ftcn, btc iubclii ; il. a. wit cincn Jtnabcn bcbaiibcln. BOYER, .?. bcr 5?Dier, 5Bu{cr (cinc 2lrl f)ollvittb!fd;c (£d;aluppe). BOYHOOD, ,?. baS JtnabcuaUcr, bic Jlinberja^rc, ,^inbl)cit. BOYISH {adv. — ly), ailj. linbtfd), Vip' Vtfd). .BOYISHNESS, ? s. baSfiitbiu^c SQctra^ BOYIS.M. ^ gen, btc Jtinbcrci. BRABANT, s. iirabaut. BRABBLE, s. rxiig. bcr 3anf, .Qabcr. BRACE, J. 1. ba« ''Banb, bie 33inbc, bcr Sflicmen ; .6alt ; 2. bie jtlammcr ( ^ ) ; 3. ber 9lnfcr (in cincm 4^aue), .i?a= ten ; Stii^balfen ; 4. bic Spannutig ; 5. Siiiftnng, bcr .garnifcb ; fi. _ba3 5Paar ; 7. trans, pi. Jv. T. bic fflra)lcn, (Scgclftricfc ; a — of pistols, bucks, foxes, hares, &c., ciu $Paar ^^ijlolcu, cin 5Paar tIr5eitci. BRACH, s. bcr Svacf (?lrt 2piivl)unb) ; bic 5l>c^e. BR.\CHIAL, adj. jum ^Ivmc gcl)i)rig. BRACHIATE, adj. mit 5lrmcn. BRACHMAN, s. vid. Bramiv. BKACHYGRAPHER, s. bcr ©d)nclts fd)rctbcr, bcr mit furjcn Bfifbeu fcbrcibt. BR.\CHYGRAPIIY, s. bic Jvlcinfd)rct' berci; Jitunft mit 2lbfiir}ungcn ju fc^rcibcn. BRACHYLOGY. s. bte Jliifje (tit bct gjebe obcr ©dji-eibart), Bitubigfcit. BiLVCK, s. bcr ikucb, bic 'iM(-, i^rc^ fc^c ; ba§ SBrud)ftihf. BRACKEN, s. baS ^amfraut. BRACKET, s. 1. bic ?ciftc, Uittcrlagc ; 2. ,$vlammcr (]); 3. baS Oncrbot?, bcr .^vcigcr ; 4. bcr Spicllciid)tcr. BRACKISH, ad}, braif, ciit ivcnig faljig. BRACKlSHNESS. s. baS i3raifc, bie ge- riitge Sat^tg^fil. BR..\D, s. bcr ^ttft, 3:npctcnitagcl. Tn BRAG, V. n. prabicit, aiiffcbncibcn, fid) riibmcn i— of cincr 2acbe),ftPi? fcPrt . . . auf, juracilcn auc^ (jcbod) tinric^tig) mit on. BRAG, .?. 1. bic '^irabtcrci ; 2. cinc ?lrt j?artciifpicl, in wcWjcm bie SBubcn unb 9^cuitcn .^auptfarten finb ; — wort, cine 9U't von fd}aMd)cm 2)ictb ober .^ontgnjaffcr. BR.A.GGADOCio,s. bcr ^ra^ler, 5pra^I= ban«. BRAGGARDiSM, s. btc ?Pra|Icrei, ^lllN fdjncibcrei. BRAGGART, ) T. i>. bcr iprafjfcr, ?{uf» BRAGGER, i ft^nctber, ©ro^fprc: 47 BJIAN BRAV BREA <8cr; II. bra.sgart, adj. (jrO^fprCC^C: To BRAU), ». fl. ffi'f&teii ; jufammc 11= BRAID, s. 1. bic Slec^te, .§aavffe(i)tc ; bcrJtnotcit; ba«®eivct>c; bie fictiie ©ptfee, ?etfie, 33ovbe ; bcr (Sc^uuvcn= befai (etrtcS CfJcdfeS, ii. f. nj.) ; 2. ba8 9lnff^vecfcn, ber i2rf)vccf. BRAIL, s. 1. JV. r. bic iBeffljiai^leine, tcii ©citait; 2.Sp. T. eiit9fliemeii}uin gcflbtiibeii bet Sittisic eineS Salfen. 7tf I5RAIL, J), a. i. M. T. flufgcieit ; 2. s,,. T. bie ginige eincS ^iogcl'S (gaU feu) binbcii. I5KAIX, .9. (Brains, s. p^.) ba« ®cl)trn; 2. .fiir.itt a^crftaitb, Jtopf, bag @c= bad)tuijj ; to spin, puzzle one's — about a thing, fic^ ben ifJopf iibcr GtroaS u-rbrc^cn ; cracked — , nir^t bci ^(x= ftaiib ; — pan, bie .^intfcbale ; — sick, — sickly, roaf)nfiimii], l)inifiic{)5 tii^ ; iiiibefpnucn, albern; — sickness, ber ffi5a^nfitm ; ©djwtnbcl, Uu«er= flaiib, bie Uubefonneufjeit. To BRAIN, V a. bell Stopf jcrfd^met^ tent; ent^inteit. BRAINISH, adj. toIIfoVft;], Itngeptuill, l)ifetg, f)efti|], iiiittbcitb, flrimmijj. BRAINLESS, adj. t)ivnlo3, iiitycvitiiitf= tig, unbefonneit, gcbaiifenloa. BRAIT, s. bet: vo^c Siamaiit. BRAKE, s. 1. bag (5arnfvaut, jVarnge; biifcft ; 2. S^ontgebiifd;, si3fombecri}e= biifii ; 3. bie a3rcd;e, ^^cdjel ; 4. ber 4>umpcufd)me!igct, ©edftocf; 5. 513adtrog; 6, bag fd)arfe ©cbijj ; 7, bie 43renifc. 7'< BRAiCE, V. a. bred;c:t (fionf obcr Slacks). BRAKY, adj. 1. boriiiij, fiad)It9 5 2. mtt Sonti^cbiifc^eit ubfniHidjfen. BRAMBLE. 5. 1. bcr '-BroiitOcerfiraucfe ; J)onibiif(^ ; brambles, /;/. ih-Dnibee= rcit ; brambie-busii, bcr Srembecr- bitfri); — scythe, bie .(pccfenfidjcl ; 2. — , or bramblincr. bcr SSiutcrftltf ; hrainhle-net, bag giufettlic^. IJRAMBLED, ) fl(i/.ijttt33voiubcevflrau: BRAMBLY, $ c^cii uber»»act)fcn, »oll i^rombeereii. BRACHMAN, ) .„. «3„,a BRAHMIN, ( ^y^rZln^'"'^ ' BRAMIN, ) ^''T""'f- BR.'VN, s. bie ,4?Icte, Jtteteit; — new, CO.'. gaiij neii, fuufcdiaf^clneu. BRANCH, s. 1. ber Bweii], Sift, (Sd)og ; 2. 9trm (citieg SliitTeg, ciiteg ?eitc^= tcrg. It. f. ».) ; 3. Xkiil, 9lbfd)nttt ; 4. bie SJiiiie (in @efd)Icc^tgrc9iftcrii) ; •J. (im ^ergbait) cine (Srjaber; 6.^^. ter ^.Jlbfommltttf! ; 7. branch or branch- es, ;;/. bcr *.?lrmlcud)ter; — of traffic, ber (Srtverbg^weiii ; 8. branches, pi. jircii. T. bic gfJtppcit (5303C1I) ber go= t^ifc^eit ©eiuSIbe; branches ol'a stag's head, bie (Siiticii am .§irfc^gcaieii)c ; branches of a bridle, bie Staugeil fltn Oebiffe ; branch peas, Stccfober @tab= erbfctt; branch-stand. Sp.E. bag Slic= gen beg galfeit uon ikitm ju Saiim big beri^utib bic 3iebf)iif)iier aufjagt. To BRANCH, v. I. n. (— olT, — out in- to .. .), 1. 3>i^e'ilf troibcit, fic^ tit 3wcti3C augbrriteti ; fid) verjU'cigcn ; 2.fii!.^\A} ucrbvcifeii, fid) aiisbreitcti, aitglaufcn, in Siucigcit auc'iaffen, ti.ieitfd)»ciftg rcbcn ; to — out upon a thing, uiel gjcieiig yen (Stipag iita= &it\\; n. a. 1. in Bwcige obcr Sfteilc tljcilcn ; 2. S^Jniifen iitad;eii, blitmeit. BRANCHED, adj. gcranft, gcbliimt; voUcr 5Icfte ober 3iucigc, «cr;;tvcigt; — with gold, init gplbenen S'Jaufeu ; — candlestick, ber 9lrmlciid)tcr. ARANCHER, f. 1 waS ftc^ ti! Sivcigc 48 ausbrcitct; 2. bcr Sllcflling, junge .&abid;t. BRANCHERY, s. bag 91|lnjcrf, ©efafcr. BRANCHiNESS.s. bag Biccigige, 9lcfti= ge; bic 5li:gbreituiig. BRANCHLESS, ar//. l'. JWcigtog, faf)I ; 2./^.nacft, blop. BRANCHY, mij. jiDcigig, afitg. BRAND, s. 1. bcr sBranb, gcucvbranb ; 2. -f bag Sd)n)cvt; 3. bcr '©onuer^ feil; 4. bag SBranbinaal ; jcbcg 3ei: c^cit bcr (Sntei)rung ; — goose, bie SJotbgaiig, sBauiitgang ; — iron, bag Svcimcifeii, bcr S)rcifup, (yeuerbod ; — new, rid. Bran-new. To BRAND, V. a. braiibiiiarfcit, branb= maalcn, fc^cinben ; branded with sus- picion, bur^ bbfen3>erbad)t get)ranb= ntarft. To BRANDISH, v. a. fd)anngcn, fc^mcn= fen; fd)(eiibern. BRANDLING, s. bic ^fiifemabc, bcr (feViilanirnt (iitm 9Ingcln). BRANDY, s.bcriBraniitrocin, G^pgnac ; — faced, branntrocingliibcnb (im @c= ftc^t). To BRANGLE, ». n. fcifcn, janfcn, ^a= bent, ftrcitcn. BRANGLE (— mknt), «. be? ^anf, bic 3aiiferei. BRANK,s. ber 93uc^n.Hn;cn. BRANK-UESIN, s. bic ^BarCltflaU {Mean- thus — L). BRANLIN, s. cine 9Irt Jvifd), 5um ®c= fd)leti)t ber ^ad)fc gdiiirig. BRANNY, adj. flciig, flciic^t. BRANT, adj. ficil,' I)OC|» ; — fox, bcr a3ranbfud)g {Canis alopex —L.); — goose, vid. Brani)-goose. BRASEN, adj. vid. Brazen. BRASIER. 5. 1. ber Jlupfcvfc^niicb ; 2. bie ,5lol)lenpfannc, bag J?ol;Ienbedcn. BRASIL, s. ^rafilicu: — ink, bic rOtf)C .'Sinte; — nuts, ^Nef^urinniiffe ; — pebble, bcr (trrigc) 9Jamc eincg rcincn gclfctifn;jla(lg auf ajfabagagcar ; — -, or — wood, bag §Brafiliciii)oIj, bcr SeriiambnE. BRASILIAN, adj. brafitianifd; ; — root, bie (brauiie) 53rcd)ipurjcl, 3pc= cacitan[)a. BRASS, 1. s. bag ?0?cffing, ^rj ; 2. f/r. bie Unocrfd)amtl)cit; in compos, cast — , ®utjmef)lug; ingot — , Stiirf^ mefftug ; latten — , !ijattunmcf|"tiig ; black—, Scfcmavjmcfftlig; shaven or scratched— ,gefd)abtcg 9)JefftngbIed) ; slieet — , S^a'felmcfftng ; red — , Jlll = pfcr ; 93ronjC ; yellow — , SO^cffiiig ; — battery, jtcffclmeffiug, ?iJJcffiiig= blec^; — colour, bie (^rjfavbe; — founder, bcr 3)ie allgicijcr, @e;bgic= $er ; — foundry articles, @clbgie§cr= waaren 5 — lumps, (bet ben S8erglcu= ten), bie ruubcit Scuerpeine, bcr Sd)Wcfclficg ; —ore. bcr ©aliitct, (Sa= lamiutficit: ; — visagcd, iniucrfctamt ; — wire, bcr 3JJefltiigfra()t ; 11. adj. i. cbeiu, iitctallcii, fuprcrn; 2. ^^. un= pcrfd)amt. BRASSINESS, s. bic ©rjavtigfcit. BRASSICA, s. ctiic ?lrt Stohi. BRASSY, adj. 1. crjavtig, fupfcvH ; 2. fi,vablcrci,bag ®rt>f)= fprcdjcn; 2:ro^bietcn. BRAVE (ailv. — i.y), I. adj. 1. bra», ta= Vfer, fiilin, uncrfd)rocfeu ; 2. rcijctib, aiimittl)ig, cbel, gvofj, erbabcii, cerr= lid), praditig, fdjijn ; 3. flatilid) (ge= flcibrt); u. '.V. 1. bcf 2i?agcf)alg; 2. Svot, bic .*5cvaiigfpvbening. To BRAVE, ,;. a. 1. Xvo'^ bictcii ; .^obn fpred)en, ^erausforbcru ; 2. mit (St= wag pra^Icn, eg jur Sr^aii aiiglegen. BRAVERY, s. 1. bic Xapfcrfcit, ber )Sluti), ebelmutf), bie ®rp§miitf), llncrfd)rocfenf)cit; 2. (Stattlid)Eeit, ^rad)t ; 3. !^>ra^leret, bag ©rotithmi; 4. ber duperc ©lanj (im Sln^ngc jc.). BRAVO, s. (ital) bcr aJJcuc^cliiiorbcr. BRAVURA, s. Mus. T. bie ^rauour^ 9lrie, bcr 3}Jciftergcfang. BRAWL, s. bag @e ferret, ©ctofc, bcr 8drm; 3anf, ^abcr; ,Erafel, bie Sd)tdgerct, To BRAWL, V. I. V. 1. fd;rcieu, larmcu; murmelu; 2. janfeu; frafclen; n. o, burd) barmen »crjagcit ; f^r. nicber: fd)mettern. BRAWLER, s. bcr irtung beg i?Ieifd)cg, Stdrfc. BRAWNY, adj. fleifd)ig, iicruig, fcf)ntg, ftarf. BRAY, s. 1. bag (gfclgcfc^rci ; 2. bet 5)amm, grbiimfl. To BRAY, V. 1. a. fiogcit, flampfcn, im ftoSeit, ficiu veiben; il. n. (tuie ciii @feD fd)rcicii, fd)mettcrn. BRAYEit, s. 1. bic 3fJiit)vteu[c, bcr ?var=i bcnlaufer, womitbic i^itd)brudcrfar= be abgcriebcn wiib ; 2. ber ivibcrrodr' tige (ed)reier. r« BRAZE, v.a.i. lot^cn (mit ?!}^etafO ; ( — over), mit (Srj ober Jlupfer iiber= jie{)en, bronsircii ; 2. jig. abbdvteii, iinverfc^dint mad;en. BRAZEN, adj. 1. cljcrn, mctaUcn, inef= fingen; 2. (ado. — ly), jig. xnwtX' fc^dni t ; — browed, — faced, Tc|)amlDg, iiiiocrfd)dmt ; — face, bcr (bije) llii' «crfd}dmte; — footed, mit eljerueii SiiiJcn. To BRAZEN, v. v. uuycrfd^amt fel)i! ; to ■ — out, nipjcrfcbdiitt bel}aiiptcn obcr Bcrtbcibigcn; fcif, mit btciftcr ©tirn ablditgneii. BRAZENNESS, s. 1. bic ©rjartigfcit ; 2. fig. Unocrfc^dmtijeit. BRAZllvR, s. vid. Brasikr. BRAZUiL, s. vid. Brasil. BREACH, s. 1. bfv_«riic^, 3Ballbru(*, bie iSreff^e, tcturmliicfe; giivfc, Ceffnung, bcr 3iiil, bag ?oc^ ; 2. 3fv= bvcd)cn: 3. fig. bic llebertretnng, ^crlc^iing (bcr ®cfe|e ti. f. w.) ; \ 5Bclcibigung ; 5. Uneinigf'cit, ber 3wift, 3'i-'iffP'ilf/ ^ts a)iif))cUigfeit; — of covenant, ilkacft cinos SBcr= tragg; — of duty, Ucbcrtrctung bcr ^!fli(^f; — of peace, bcr $vrie'bc;i»= britd) ; — of promise, bic S2ortbrii= d)igfcit; — of trust, il.!crlc^ung beg 9.vertraiicng, SScrniitrcuung. BREAD, .9. I. bag ^ro^; 2. fig. ber Scbcngiiutcr&alt ; — ba.^^ket, bcr $3rnb= forb ; — chipper, bcr 33rcbragpelcr ; — corn, bag 33rObEorn ; — fruit, bic (srudit beg 33robbaumcg ; — nut wood, cine 2lrt feincg ,§0(5 fiir J?unfttifcf)= Icr; — room, bcr S^robraitnt, bie 33robfammcr auf cinem Sd)iffe; — toaster, bcr 33robrDrt; — tree, ber 33rObbaum; ammunition — , bag(?Plll = mipbrob; biscuit — , (Sd)ipjnncbacf; ginger — , Spfcffcvfud)en ; household — , bag Ijaiigbadcne 33rob; leavened — , gefditertcg ©rob; St. John's — , bag 'SobanuisbvOb (Ceratonia — L.) ; to get one's — , fciii Srob pcrbiciicu j — and butter, SBllttfr (Ullb) 35rob BREA BREA BREE BREADTH, s. ik 53vcitc, SBcik; main — , jv. r. bte griifjte SBvette ciucS jc= ben @Vrtitiif^. BREAUTHLESS, adj. O^lte Svcife. 7'o BREAK, V. ir. a. i- n. 1. brcf^cn ; 2. loSbrcrfjcn; 3. fprcngeti; 4. ))la|en, vctiifn, auffprini^en, aufj^eftett; 5.jcr= bvfdjfit, serreiucii; 6. jcVt^ctten, jev; trcniieii; 7. jerrtuiicii; 8. cibrec^en, offiteit, loc(;eni; 9. fc^iiifecu; /^. 10. brcd;eit, aiibrec^cn, aiifanncn, baf)= ncn; 11. ausbrecticn; 12. uiiterbve= c{)cu, auf^altett, ftijren; 13. u6ertvc= !cit; 14. umilogcit; 15. abbrcc^en, fc^unit^cn, fiitfcaftcii; 16. abfaUen; 17. alt roerbcn; 18. junic^temncten; I'J. siibmen; biinbigeti ; 20. abbauEeii, futlaffeit; 21. auflbfcii; 22. jcrftB^ vcii; 23. abue^inen, 53ottferott ma- d)f II ; 24. baiiferott, baiifbriic^ti} wevs ^cu ; 25. ftc^ bfccfjfii, fic^ aubcrit ; to — a bank, etue sBaiiE fvrcitijcit ; to — ine of something, ciltcm (fic|) f t«ja§ .ibgcnjoblieil; to — a business, it\0&% in 5Borfcf)lag (auf§ 2;avet) brtngni; to — a ciiiid of its tricks, einem Jtiube feine Unavten abgcmo^nen ; to — a fall, tm SallfU auffangeit; to — a horse (to the reins), Ctn'^^fcvb (auf bte Staitgc) jurettcn; to— a law, ciucm ®ffc^e juanbcr ^anbeln, cs iibertve= ten ; to — a match, etiie .§cti\ttf) auf= l)cben ; to — an officer, fee, eiiiem Dffictcr u. f. ». ben Slbfrfjteb geben ; to — a swelling, etn ©efchiuiir oftncn ; to — ofte's back, eiitciu beu Cliiifcn jcvfrfjlagcn ; fig. ju ©ninbe ric^ten ; to — one's fast, fvubfliicfen; to" — •one's heart, Semaub ju 2;nbe iirgcrn-, butc^ jlrcinfungcn in§ @rab bringcn'; to — one's mind, ft<^ ^eMUSlaffeit, fein .§crs auSfcbiittcn, entbccfen; to — one's pride, (Siucn bemiittiigen ; to — one's rest, 3einaiibc« 3ftn[)e iti3ren ; to — with sorrow, ftd; bnrci) ©rrtm ycrjcbven, yoi- ©mm uergc^cu; my heart is ready to — , mil" ni6rt)te ba§ •6er^ jevfprtngen; her beauty — s,tbre erf)Duf)eit »ergc[)f, tf)irt 3ngcnbblu= t{)e f(troinbct; to — bulk, bte Sabung JU I6|"d)en anfangen; to — dow^,ntc= cerbrec^cn, abbred)en ; to — down a press, Tijp. T. dm ^Prefj'e abf(t)lageu; to — forth, ^ev»orbvc4)en, ^enu'rctucl^ len, auSbved)cn ; to — from, fid) ent= ipinDcii, fic^ IPSreitJen ; to — ground, Vflugcii ; jyii^. t. bte ?aufgraben Bff= neti; Sea Erp. bte 5ln?er Uc^teit; to — the ice, bte ^ai)n bvedicit, 93a&n mad)cn ; bte Untcr^altnng bcginnen ; to — in, etubved)eu, cinbriiigcit; uber= rafd;cn; to — in upon, bevein platen, etnbvtiigcu; iiberlaufen; ©tngviff tbun in ...; to — into ..., ausbvc= ri)en in . . . ; to — into a trench, in bie Saufgrab^n bringcn ; to — loose. loSbrcrfjen, ftr^ loSreipen; ftc^ fret inad)en; to — of abgcwii^nen; to — off, abbrcc^ieit, fd)wcitEen • to — off from . ., ftft) iD^rcipen, loSrotnbct; wn ...; abfleben uon . . . ; to — open, .tnfbvedjen, erbredien ; to — out, nnSs bvedjen, gevatbcn; ftd; ergtcBcn, ms- fd}n)eifenb wcrbcn; am'Sribe an^ fr.bren, auSfd)lagcn; the breakin?out (of the war, &c.), ber Stitsbruc^ (bee ^rtegeS U. f. «J.) ; to — out into pimples, e5tniitrt (im ®cftd)r) beIoin= men ; to — out into wrath, in SButJ) gerrttbcn ; to — outj'nto unchaste ex- pressions, Bofcn Veipcn ; to — prison, auS bcm ®efangntB brcd)eu ; to — small, in ffeine (Stiicfe bvcd)cit, ficin fio^cn, piibern ; to — through, bitrc^= bred)ctt,^ibevh-eten ; to— tiirnu2h ditS- cuities, Sii)wicrtg!etten iibcrnjiuben: 13 — up, auf t)cbcH ; fid) auflofcn ; ficp .58 aufflciren ; abbrcc&cn, nufbredjen ; in ©tiicf e bvcd)cn ; jevlegett, trandjiren, anf=, an^ vorf4)neiben j fid; }ertf)ei= Icn, cerfltegen, sevfdiwinben ; auf^o- ren; fcicrii, Sericn befemnicn; to — up a deer, &c, eiu dlih u. f. TO. jei'le^ gen, ausroiften; to — up house, feine ^auSbaftung anfgebcn; fein .§au§ ucvlaffen ; to — up tiie army, bie 9lv= mee au^cinanbev geben laffcn, anp= fen ; to — upon the wiieei, vabetn ; to — way, auSroetcben ; to — wind, vtUg. SBinb geben laffen ; to — with one, mtt 3emanbem bvcc^icn, bie Sveuub= fcl)aft aufi;ebcn; to — wool, SSoIle fovtivcn. BREAK, s. 1. ber fflrud) ; aBclIenbvnd), bie 33vartbung; baS Sod), bie Deff= niiitg, ber 3wifd)enraum ; 2. bie Uit: tcvbred)nng, ^aufe; 3. ber "Jlnbrnc^; 4. iaS Spatiuin (tiu 1)rncfen); ber Stricb, Oucrftrtri), ©ebanfcnfirid) ; grgansnngsflrtd; [— ] ; SScrbin^ bunggftvic^ [-]; by — of day, bet S:age»anbrud) ; — joint, ^srcA. t. bie uerbunbcne SRaurcrarbeit; — neck, baS .§a(«brec^cn ; fig-, ber ja^e Dxt; — stone, ber Steinbrcd; {Saxifraga — /J ; — water, ber 2lnfenvad)ter ; bie 9lnEerbot)e- baS cerfentte 2Sratf (alte @d;iff), ^vanbungen ju brec^en. BREAKAGE, s I. bag 33rcd)cn, 3er= bredten u. f. W. : 2. M. K. bie 9{efac= tie (iSergiitung fiir beft^abigte 3Baa= rcn, Slbgangsrcfbnung). BREAKER, s. bcr U3red)cr, 93ve= djcnbe; 3f rprf i' ; bie ^ranbung, 3Selle. BREAKERS, s. pi. 1. bie SSraiibung, bte SBeUcn, ber aScUenbruc^ ; 2. blinbe iltivpcn. To BREAKFAST, v. n. friibfiiiifcn. BREAKFAST, s. ias Sritt)fiii(f, 9}Jor- gcnbrob ; breakfasting, baS Sriibftii^ (jen ; eine ©efeUfdjaft junt (^viibftittf. BREAM, s. bcr aSraffen (^(ugftfd)). To BREAM, r. a. JV. T. ein St^tff inni anficn rein brennen, abbreunen, rct= nigen. BREAST, s. 1. bie aSrufi, baS 3?ritfi= blatt; 2. bie ©cite ctne§ Sd)i|tcS ; fig. 3. baS ©eniiit^, bie Sfietguttg bco @einiit(}eS; baS ^ers; ©eiciffcn; it lies in his — ., bic ^aufe t)aben; — pocket, bie .§ofentafd()e. 7'o BREECH, v. a. i. .§ofen aujicbcn : anf)ofen ; 2. ben 45intern pcitfckn ; to — the guns, bte Jtauoucu barcii, vid. Britch. To BREED, v.l.a, 1. 5eugcn, gcbarctt : cvsengcn, Ijeruorbrtngen, icrfcn; 2. aufjicbcu; erjieben, untertid)ten; 3. ausbrijten, au§bc(ffK; erbcnfcn; 4. errcgen, veranlaffen, verurfadicu ; 5. evfiiinen, auSfinncn, einen ^ilnfc^Iag fc{)micbcn; to — cattle, 93ief)jud)t treiben ; to — (cut) teeth, B'Jbne be- lommcn ; to — ill blood, bijfeS Slut madjen ; H. «. fic^ crscngen, erjeugt, geboren njerben; wac^fcn; ftd) »cr-- mel)ren ; a woman that breeds, Ctltc fd)i»angerc %xa\x. BREED, s. 1. bie 3«<^t, 5Irt, ©attuitg ; 2. ©cburt, ^erfunft. BREEDER, s. 1. iBaS (JtwaS crjcugt, ber (Srjeugcr, bic ©rscugcrinn ; ®f- bdrerinn, frudjtbare SJiutter ; '2. bet. 49 BRID BRIL BRIN ©rjie^er; 9lufjicT)er; he is a. — of cattle, er txtibt 58it>()juc^t. BREKDING, s. 1. baS Scugeit, Qithix' re«, erjeiigcn it. f. «3. ; 2. bic (Svjte^ buiifl, bev Uytcritcbt; 3. bic (fctnc) Silbuiig, ^cbcngavt; of good — , wo^lgcjOGf"' iuotjlgcjtttet. BREEZE, s. 1. ber fiible 2Binb (;uv (ace); ?anb»tub, baS frifdje ^iift; d)cn ; 2. bte Srcmfe. BHEEZELESS, afij. obnc 2Btnb, uniib= iltUc, fttU, vu^iij, faiift. HREEZV, aiij. lufttg, DOtt cillClJl fvt= fd)eu, fiif)lcn 3Btiibc beftvtdjcit. BREHON, s. (tit 3vlanb) ciit 9lici)tcr. BREMEN, s. (bic ©tabt) SBrcmcit. BRB^T, s. ci(i. Brand-goose. BRE.ST, s. ^rch. T. bcr Stab, 5Pfaf}t am ©aitlcilfugc; — summer, (tci bCtl Bimmci-lcutcn) bic Uttterlagc, i?attc, 3UpVf' ^" ^aitptbalfcit, baS i8latt= jliicf, gta^mftucf. BUEVE, s. Mus. T. bic SrcV'C. BREVET, 5. 3lu«fevt(giitig i;it ctnem ®ttabcitncfcl)ciiE (iit grniifreirf)) ; 2. ^Patent fitf (5ubalterii=Dfftcfcfe. BREvrARY, s. 1. ba« ^vciner; %ix- f^cngcbctlnicft (bcr fat()olifc^eu ®cifl= lid)fctt); Jtird)cubitc^ ; 2. bcr 2lu§= jiig (eincr @cfci)ic^tc u. f. lu.). BREVIAT, bcr 31u«jug, ba« (Som?)cn= biuiii. BREViATURE, s. bic 5lbt)rc»iatur, 51d= tiirjHitg. BREVIER, s. bic 33rc»iarc, f [ciitc 2)nttf= f^rtft, qjcrlfc^rtft. BREVITY, s. bic JtitVJC. To BREW, V. a. c^- «. 1. bvaucii ; 2. mis fc^cit, »cvmifcf)cn ; 3. /g-. ciiimcngcit, jubcvcitcn ; 4. fdiinicbett, atie[)crfcti ; to — a plot, cine ^cvfd)n)5niiig (x\u jfttcln ; a storm brews, cilt Ultgcicit; tei: jicbt aiif. BREW, s. brtS ©ctn-iiubc; —house, ba§ 58rauliau«. BREW AGE, s. bitS ©ctviiubc, ©ctrcitif c. BREWER, s. bcf 35icvbi-aitcv, 55fattcr. BREWERY, s.bic SSfaitcrci, ba8i8vau= BREWING, s. 1. ba« 93raucn ; 2. ®e= brciube ; 3. jv. T. bic SfficttcrgaUc, baS •Jtufftctgcu bcv ©etuittenuplfctt; there is a storm — , c8 jic^t citt UiigciDittcr auf. BRIAR, s. vid. Brier. BRIBE, s. baS ©cfc^enl (Semanbcit ju beflcc^cit), bic 93cftcc^ung. Tj BRIBE, V. a. bcficdjCll. BRIBER, .'. bcr 53cflc4)er. BRIBERY, s. bic 58cflcd)uitg. BRICK, s. 1 . bcr ailaitcrftetn, 3tfgcl= ftcttt, QSacfflciu ; 2. ba« 58ri.ibc^cn, bcr Srctting; — bat, ba« ©tiid QicgcU flctii; — built, mit 2}?aucrfieiii gc= jjauet; — burner, bcr ^tegclbrcnticr ; Jft- clay, — earth, bic ^tfgf Ic^be ; — dust, b«8 3'cgpli"cbt; — floor, bcr ^u^bobcit aui Sacf= obcr 3icgclflci= licit; — kiln, bic 3t<^9«'()iifff- Bifgfl^ fd^euttc; — layer, — mason, bcr9)Jau= ret; — maker, bcr Btegcljlrcic^icr; — trowel, bic 9JJaitrcrtcUe ; — wall, bic 58«(fitcinmauer ; — work, bic dJlm- terarbcit; compass — s, .itcffclftciuc ; draining— s, Slbjltg^sicgcl; Dutch, or Flemish — s, ©tallfliltfcv ; pilaster or buttress — s, SBiltbcftctll ; samel, or sandei— s, SBIcic{)ftetnc, fc^Icrfit auS- gcbranntc Sacf ftcine ; oil of —s, ba§ 7b BRICK, tj. a. 1. mit SBflcfflcincit mattcrii, obcr bclcgcu ; 2. jicgdfavbig anftrcidjett. BRIDAL, I. ,s'. bic .^Dc^jctt, ba« .§0^= jettfcfi; If. aii. l)oc^jcitHc^ ; — bed, taS Srautbett ; — dress ( — attire}. 50 ia8S5tautflcib; —guests, bic ^pd;- jcttga^c. BRIDE, s. btC Sraut; — bed, ba§ ^rautbctt ; — chamber, bie ^Braut; lammcr; — s maid, bic 58raiit|uttg= fcr ; — s man, bcr SBraiitfit^rcr. BRIDEGROOM, s. bcr 33raiitigam. BRIDGE, s. 1. bic ^vMi ; 2. bCV ©tcg (aufSaitcitinftnimcnt); 3. J\r. T. bic 3wiitgc beimSTlccpfc^lagcr; — .bote, bcr S^riicfeitsoU ; draw — , ciitc 3tig= britrfc ; — of boats, bic @d)iff6rii(fc, bcr !:pi)nton ; — of the nose, bcr 9la= fctifattcl, bcr obcre 5:;beil bcr SfJafc. To BRIDGE, V. a. 1. cinc SriicEe fc^!rt= gcit, obcr baiicn ; 2. mit ciner Srucfe »crfcf)cii. BRIDGET, s. 93rigtttc. BRIDLE, s. 1. bcr'3iium, 3iiget/'^k'i^P= jaum ; — of the tongue, baS 3i"igf"= bailb ; — of the bowline, JV. T. bag $?olicttfpvict; — s of the moorings, bic 2;auc, bcr .^afeitanfcr ; — hand, bic '^aiib, Jcclc^c beu3nuin i)alt, Itn= fe .^anb. To BRIDLE, c. I. a. 1. Ctltcn 3oU fiilUn : II. n. geflrt^ ^ciisoufcpn; itbcrlaufen. BRIMFUL, adj. kdII big an ben gianb, ganj »oU, iibcn^QlJ. BRIMLESS, aJj. uncingcfa^t, ot>ne 9ianb. BRIMMER, .». ba§ geflricfecn i>oUe ®k«, bcr »p11c 53cd)er, Lg>umvcii. BRIMMING, adj. bt« obcu an soil. BRLMSTONE, .s. bcr ©(^Wcfcl ; — mat- ches, ©C^iuefclfvane ; — niedals, 2lb= briide in Sc^wcfcl; — wort, ermi)gcn, bcivcgcn; lo- an action against one, H)iber3fIWftnb{n gcvidjtlic^ flagcn ; to — a thing to one's remembrance, 3cmattbcn (tn (St= Wag cvinnern; to — a woman to bed. cinc %xan jn Sette bringcn, fte tnt* bitibcn; to — acquainted, bcfamitwa- d)en ; to — (to pass, or to bear) about, anbringen; umfiti>ren; bcwcvfflcUt^ gen, augfiifjren, jii (Stanbe bjingcn ; to — a design about, fctlte 3lbfid)t er= reid)en ; to — away, wegbringen ; to — back, jnriicfbringcn ; to — by the lee, JV. T. cinc (Siile faiigen,- inbem fid) bag (5d)if an bcr ?ccfcitc berum^ bret;t unb in ben 3Binb fommt; to — down, l)intinter obcr berunter briiu gen ; entEraften, fd>iiiad;fn ; beraiV tl)igen, {lcinmad)cn; to — forth, bcr= »or (ang S2id)t) bviiigcn, barpellen, auffiellcii, ftcllcn, bringcn ; gcbiiren, jcugcn, tuerfcn; to — forward, wr^ antrtg bringcn; befijvbcrn, treiben; to — in (into), btncinbrinc^cn ; ftnge= wiUntcn; in bic@cwohnbcit bringcn, cinni^rcn, cinbringcn ; @en.Mnn brins gen ; one thing brings in another, ©I' iicg folgt nuf bag 5lnbcrc ; to — in guilty, sernrt()eilcn ; to — in not guil- ty, logfpred)cn ; to — in a horse, Sp. E. bem $fcrbe bag S^ncUen (mil bcm itopfc) abgciiiijbncn ; eg bfvtet^ bringcn ; to — into practice, in ^Xwi^ fii^rhng bringcn ; to- — into disrepute, in liblc'n Diuf bringcn ; to — one into an aflVay (trouble), (Silicn in .^lillbcl veriBicfcln ; to — low, nicbcrbringcii, iiiebcnucrfcn ; crntcbrigen, bcmiitljia gen, fdjwad;cn, entEraften ; to — ort; abbringcn; berangjicben, rcttcn, ba= yon bcifen ; ang bcr aScrlcgcnbcti reipcn; abratben; to — on, 'anjlcl* ' Icn; I'cranlaffen : f crtragcn, sprncb* BRIS »c« ; til 2Sii-ifam!eit fe^cn, anfuf)= rcit, ntileitcu, gclegentd'c^ {)ev»pr6vtit= flcii ; to — over, fjCfuOcv brtitgeii ; fiir. bcrctcit, }u etner aubcni ^4^nrrct brin= gen; befci)rcii; to — out, [jecaujibi-tn- gen, brtugeu ani . . .; aiisbmcjcn, crjdf)lcu; bavftelkit, 5fti]fit; to — out a story, uiitcv bie Scitte bringeu ; to — round, »orfa()rcil ; to — salva- tion, fc(t3 inac^eii ; to — to, mapigeit, gahmeit, bdnbigeit, jinit @cl)in-fant bringeu ; to — one to justice, (?incu' sjccflagcn, »or ®erid)t briiigcn, een ^lon^ mad)eu; to-— one to his death, ©rfjulb a« 3emaube§ 2;obe je\)n. ; to — to life again, wieber inS iJebcn rufeu ; to — to light, an ben "Sag bvitigen j to — to poverty, an ben SBctttliltab fartugcn; to — to subjec- tion, untei'mcrfcic ; to — one to him- self, or to his wits, (Stneii 5U fitf) fclbft fenngen ; I shall never — him to do it, ti^ waH t^n nif baju bcaiegcu f onuen ; I cannot — myself to it, tci; fann eg nicfet "ibei'8 .§evs bringeu ; to — together, .'•erfij^nen; to — to a ship, jv. T. tin fcc^ijf beicre^cn, auff)itUen, einfeofcn ; ta — under, bejwiagen, iiberantUigen, Knfcvroerfcu ; to — up, (jcraiif, bin= «uf bviugen, bvingeu niif . . ; aufbrin= gen; Hac^^olea, iiact)tritgcti (fauf- mduttifc^e ^Biic^cr, u. f. m'.); au^k= ^eit, etjtebeu, bilbeu; fiiln'cn, anfiif)= ten, befct)ligcn ■ anviirf en laffen ; au8= tt»f cfeii, au*ft)eien ; • to — up to one's hand, auf cigeue SSeife erjjie^ett; to — up a chilli by hand. ftU Jl'inb 0|)ne SBvuft anfjicben ; to — up children to one's ou-n i.railc, ifttllbevil ba§ ua(cclt= ii)t i^nntirctf (evncu laffen ; to —up a ship, ein Sc()iff aufbvingcn, crobern («0H Ji'juffabreru itnb .(toblenfc^ifi feu) • ben 'iluEer auSroerfeu, »or 'iln- fcv (f^eu ; to — up phlegm, ^a^eu SdMciin auSmerfen ; to — up the rear, bie "Jli'ftcrgarbe bcfebligeu; beu'J^id^= jiu^ bilbeu, bcu Jiiicfjug becfeu; to — (ipon, yeruvfarfieu, sujieben; to — word to one, (Siaent 9'Jaci)i'ic^t bringeu, ^efc^eib ^cbea. BRINGER, s. bei UebcrOrtngcr; — in, bev QtmaS briugt, bcrein bringl ; — up, bfr ©rjicber; '•,'I«fiti)rei-; —sup, pi. bits biutei-fte ^jlieb beim iDZilitdr. BRINISH, adj fdjtg. BRINISHNE3S, s. bte Sat^tgteit. FJUNK, s. hit 3ianb; ^3ot!>, baS (St- ftabe. BRINV, y. faljig. ORISK (aio.— ly), ndi-ftiftii, fliuf, [cb = ^aff, muutcr; froblic^; madfer; — demand, i'dufigcSflatl)frage ; a — gale of wind, etu fiifcl)er Wm, aOtubflop ; a — sale, etit fc^tteller Slbfa^; we gave them a — charge, Wir fcaerteu loacfer cmf fte etu, griffcu fte mut()ig an. To BRr*-;K/pp), V. a & n. frtf<^, Icbliaft, mutbtg anrii(fcu, f^i^mll ^erbei font: men; barauf loSfKir^en, angeftiirmt fontuteu ; to — one's self up, ftit auf- mnntccn, ftc^ lufltg mad)eu. luiHKET, s. bie *:6i-uft {eiiic3 2;6ic= re§), ba« ^ruftfliicf ; a3ntftbeiii ; bie boble sBrnfl. UUi.SKNESS. x. bie Sebfiafttgfeit, ■iKun- terffir, (JlefdMcinbigfcit, iaS geuer ; bie 8riJ^ltcl)!ett. URISTLE. s. bie 33orfte, ©d)aKin§bor= fie ; dressed — s. fortirte i^orftcn ; undressed — 3, uufortivte iHivfton. T,i BRISTLE, I!. I, a 1. bovfteit ; 2. to — a thread (bei ®d)ubmad)evu), eiiie Sorfte an ben 'Dvabt fe^en, jnfpi^en, anbceben ; ii. n. fid) ftrduben, fid) bor= 04 brittifc^, brittau= BRITISH, 5 liifd) BRITANNIA, s. * sUrithtunicu, BRiTANY, s. SBretaguc. BRITCH, s. ber f)iutere X^dl einer ^a- none, Slinte, u. f. w. Ti> BRITCH, V. a. (bic Jlauoueu) ntit Scihucrf bcfeftigeu. BRITCHING, s. bag Seitiverf au Jtauo= ncn, ber ^Broof. Tu BRITE (Briout), v. n. iibcrreif n3cr= bcu («30U®etreibeartcu). BRITON, I. «. ber *Brittc, Srittannier "; n. aiij. brittauuifd). BRITTLE, adj. briid)ig, jerbrec|)Ii«^, jerbrDcfelub, fprbbe. BRITTLELY, ado. $erbrcd)Iicft. BRrrTLENESS. s. bte 3crbrectlic^fcit BRIZE. s. bie Sremfc. BROACH, .».l. bersBratfpic^; 2.€tif; bie Sproffe, ©pi^e (an bent ©emeibc jungcr.6irfd)c); 3. 3:ud)nabel ; bic Sieibable, (S)ldttaf){e; Spiubel; 4. bie 2>rcl)orgef, ^eier. Tn BROACH, v. a. 1. an bcu 93ratfpieB ftecfen ; anfpie^eu, auffpiefien ; 2. aii= bot)rcu, anjapfen ; 3. f^ ^erauSlaf= feu, aualaffeu; nugerit, augbringen, aufbringcn , uerbreiten ; — to, JV. T. eiiie (Sulc faugeit, ober auf bein SBinb laufen (plijfelid) mit bcm JBinbe gc= {)eu, inbeni fid) baS (Sd)ifT lu»mart« berum bre[;t, uub in @cfa(;r Eommt uingcworfeu 5U merben.) BROACHER, s. 1. bcr SratfpieS ; 2. ber Slujapfer ; 3./^. ber erfl aitjjert. BROAD (ado. — hY),adj. i. bxcit, WClt, weitidufig; 2. pffeu/bcli; 3. breift, frci ; unfeufcfe, fchmuljig, fc^titpferig ; raub, grob, vlatt; to speak — , platt, grub, rauf) fprccfecu; frcirebeu; to make — , cnueitcri:, aueiaffen; (as) — as long, fo laiig wie brcit, auf (SiuS biuaug laiifenb ; tlie — of an oar, bie Siubcrpfatte ; —awake, vt'llig mun= ter;— ax, baS il3rettbei(, bie 3i'>i= mcrart; — blown, uoUig reif, jur Cleife gebieben ; — breasted, breitbrit= ftig ; niit ftarfer 53ruft ; — brimmed, niit eiuem breiteu diauix ; — • cast, einc 3lvt, SelbfritdXe ^u baucit, inbent bcr Same mit ber ^anb auSgeflreut Wirb ; — cloth, (breitcS) feiueg Xnd) ; a — conviction, ctue ci)ilige Uebcr= fttbvuug, Ueber^eugung ; — day-iiffht, belter lid)ter Xac[ ; — eved, groBdu^ gig; njcit fel)cub; — faced, mit brei= tent @cftd)te ; — fronted, breitftiruig, breitfijpfig ; — garlic, ©iegnjurjel' ; — horned. gro6= obcr biffborutg ; — leaved, brcitbldttevig ; — noon. peHer flJIittag ; — seal, bag groge (fi)uig(i= ri)c) Stegel; — shouldered, brcitf*u(= tcrig; side, JV. 7'. bie ^attcriefeite; yolleSage (*i(bfeurung aller Jlauo= uen onfeiiierScite be* ©c^iffeg auf etu )SUl) ; Ti/p. T. ber gro^e ^iSogen, tlJiaubatbogeu, bag Duerformat ; to give a — side, viil. eiue uoUc Sagc gcben, befdjictJeu; —spreading, fic^'augbrci= tenb, anggefpreijt ; a — stare. baS f^arre 9lugaffeu (mit wcit aufgeriffe= tttn 9lugcn), ber fredje unoerfcbdmtc 33licf ; — miicb, ipiattftid) ; SBortcn^ fticterei ; - sword, bag SiV^ert, ber .*paubegc ':j?allafd) ; — stone, bcr BROO Duartevflein; — tai;ed, brci(. bitf- fcttfd)n)dn5ig. BROADiSH, a///, nac^ bci' (iu bic) SBrci» tc; frei, f^liipferig. BROADNESS, s. 1. bte SSreitc, ^ffietrc ; 51ugbcl)nung ; 2. ©dbliipferigfett ; ^piattbett, @robJ)ctt. BROADWISE, adv. uaci) bcr Srcite. BROCADE, .5. ber Srocat, feibeneSeug mit ciugcwcbtcn 33lumeu. BR(3CADED, adj. 1. tvic Srocat flCr webt; 2. iu Srocatgefleibet ; 3. bro= catcK. BROCAGE, s. vid. Brokerage. BROCCOLI, s. bcr broccoli. BROCK, s. bcr Sa_d)g. BROOKET. s. ber fepieger, Spiegfjirfc^ (jn)cijdl}rigc ^§irfd)). BRODEKLN, s. bcr .(oalbfticfcl. BROGUE, .9. 1. ber ©(^ub ; 2. bie »er= bcrbfe Slugfprac^e, bag Jtauber= njdlfc^. 7'o BROIDER, r-. a. fticfcu. BKOIDERER, *-. bcr gtiifcr, ber Jllci^ bet itfefet. BROIDERY, s. bic ©ttrfcrci. HROIL, s. .Ser ?drm, bag ©etbfc, ber ?lufrui)r, iSumult ; ^ani, ©treit. j 7^0 BRoiis »). I. a. aiif bent Stofte obcr am Seuer braten ; XL v. in ber .§i^c I fc\iu, bratcu. BROILER, s. 1. ber3Jofl; 2. ber auf bcm ;"){ofk, u. f. w. bratct; 3. bcr 5lufn)ieglcr. BROKEN', part, of To Break, gcbrc- C^CU, U. f. W. ; to speak — English, gebrod)cn ©ugiifd) rcbcu; — letter. Typ. T. bie yerfd)obcite ?«orm ; a — officer, ein abgebauftcr Offijicr ; — merchant, bcr ycrborbeuc Jtaufmau:;, gallit ; — hearted, mit jcrfuirfcbtcii; i*5erjen; — wind, bcr 5)ampf; — winded, mit uutcrbrod)enem 3ltbent. BROKiiXLY, adv. uutcrbrodjcu, ftiirf= wcife. BROKENNESS, s. bie Rerbrocfteubcit.. BROivJiNWiND, s. bcriDampf (J£rauf= bcit bcr Spfcrbe). BROKER, s. 1. bcr WlalUv, ©cnfal, Unter()dubler; 2. Srbbter, 5:r^j^el= niauu ; 3. ^eirat[)gftiftcr, Jluppler pawn — , ^^fdubleiber. BROKERAGE, s. 1. bag aJJdficrgcIb, bic 2)JdtlcrgebiiI)r. ©cufarie, Gour= tage, ^romfiou ; 2. bie 3}2dfclci ; be: Srbbelbaubcl. BROKERLY, adj. trbbe(md{iig ; uic= brig, friec|cub,"gcmein. BROME-GRASS, *. bic XrfgpC. BRON(iHlAL, I adj. j;ur iiiuftrbtjrc, ®ur= BRONCHic, ) gel gcbiJrig. BRONCHOTOMY, .s. 6'. T. btC ?uftrot)^ reuoffuung, bcr @urgclfd)uitt. BROND, 5. -I- bag ©cbicert, vid. Brami. BRONTOLOGY, s. bie iJe^rc «om 2)011= uer. BRONZE, s. 1. bte 93ronje, ®Iccfeii= fpeife, bag (§ri,; 2. bie eberue Sigiir ober alte Sciifmiiuje ; •— powder, a3rou5ir=33ron5C.. To BRONZE. V. a. 1. broujircii, becr= jeu, mit (5rjiiberfd)Iag iibcvjiei;ciu (Srjfarbe gcben ; 2. ^drten. BROOCH^ s. f. bag ©efdjmetbe, bcv ©d)muit bie 3umefe, Suioclen; bos Jtlcinob ; 2. bie ilurcnuabcl ; (£pan= ge ; 3. T. bag eiufarbige ©emdlbe. To BROOCH, V. a. mit SuTOclcu fcljmii: To BROOD, V. n. & n. 1. brutcu ; augs briiteii ; pflcgcit, mdrmcii, fovgfaltig vcnuabrcu ; bie Jtiirblei" "tit bc« §(itge(u bcbccfen ; 2. fig. in 3^ac^bctt» fen yerfuitfeii fci)U, briiten. BROOD, .'■•. 1. bic iBrnt, .^etfc ; 2. a — of pijj'-ons. ciu SUid Saubett; — hen. bic i>riitt)enne, @lu(fe. 51 BRUI BUBB BUFF nROOK, s. bet 93n(^; — hawking, Sp. T. bic (Sntenjagb mtt ^^alfen ; — lirae, bie S3arf)buni]en (reranica be- cambunga — J J : — mint, btC 28affcV= miinje, tinbc Jiivaufemiinjc ; — ur- sine, bie SBareiittau, vid. Brankursix. To BROOK, V. a. ixtx%tn, aiiS^altcii, crbulbf n, ycrfc^mer^en ; leibeii. RROOKV, ndj. yoti ^Qac^cn bur(^fc^nit= ten, luafferreic^, beroaffcrt. BROOM, .?. 1. bie ®inftcr, bie ®enifle, 'i&% ^Pfricmenfi-aut ; ba§ Sl^obifet^ obei- Cfiott)f)o!5 ; 2. bcr 33cfcn ; — land, bie .§cibe (iro yiet ©enific wiii^fl) ; — lime, ber ©^rcnpreiS {Veronica — /J ; — man, — maker, bev ©efen^ biuber; — rake, bct ©riiib, J?opf= avinb; — rape, bie @cnncn«Mir5 (Orobanchc — />.) ; — staff, stick, ter Sefenftic! ; — woman, bie ^-Bcfciitiii; beriitn ; butciiers — , ber 3)Jaufebont (Ruscus — //.) ; flaff — , whisk — , bcr 3Jet«bci"eit, bie iJieiSbiirPe, ber Jtlei^ berbefeti; turk's head — , eiit Sefcn jum ijegeii bcr Seppic^c; sweet—, i6cibe {Erica — /J. BROOMY, firf/ W\l ©ciliflf. BROTH, s. bic ?Vleif4)briil;e, jtraft= briibe. BROTHEL, Brothemiouse, s. baS Sorbefl, .§ureiihau8. BROTHELRY, s. bflS .gureiimefeii ; ©eil^cit, Uitjucfct. BROTHELEi^, s.bcv liebcrIic&e3J?enfc^, vufg. .^iireiijaf^cr. BROTHER, s. bcr 53niber; — in-law, ber ©c^wagcr ; half — , step — , ber ©ticfbrubev ; foster — , bcr 2)iilc^- bntbcr, 3JJitfau(]lin(j; — officer, aUitofftcicr, Jtrici5«Ea'mcrab. BROTHERHOOD, s. bie 35riibcrfci)aft. BROTHERLESS, adj. brubevlO§. ' BROTHERLIKE, adj. flleift) cillCm ^riiber. RROTHERLOVE, s. bic a3rubevltcbe. LiHOTHERLY, aiij. briiberlid); glcicti einem Sriiber. /ROW, s. I. bie 9htgenbrauite ; 2. ©tirn ; 3. baS SInfcijcn, bie ^Olknt ; i. Jig-. '^^il)t, €pifec, bcr ©ipfet; to bend or knit the — , bic Stint riltiscllt ; to clear ui) the — , ftc^ aitf[;eiterii, cr= beitcnt ; by the sweat of thy ■ — , till ©^wei^e beiiieg 9lngcfi(^tS; the — of heaven, btc ^^U)t be3 i^tmillclS ; the — of a hill, ber i}lbl)ang, (@ipfcl) eincS 53erge« ; — antlers, bie Stirn= (Srtben ani @eweif)e; — hound, * um= txixn^t, umbttnben (mit ?oibccreit, «. f. n).) ; — post, ein Diierbalfcu. To BROW, V. a. bcgretijcn. To BROW-BEAT, v. a. buret; cin fro^t: ;c8 5lnfei)Crt erfcftvetfcn; ciiif^iid)= fern; finftcv anblicfen. BROWED, adj. umgrcnjt niit 91ugcn= brauncn. BROWLESS, adj. unocrfd^Smt. UROWN, ndj. braitn ; — bill, eine 9lrt cine? SSit'rffptctJe* ber alten engli= fc^cn 5nfantcrte; — bread, (24'wntj= bvob ; — owl, bcr U()1I ; — paper, ba§ • ^-Cacfpnptcr; — study, bie biifiern (S)cbanfcu, bcr Siefftnn ; — stout, bn§ ftarEc (boppcUc) ^ortcrbiev; —sugar, bcr t^arinjiicfcr ; — wort, bte S3raun= wurj {Scrofuiaria — L.) ; Sruitelle. BROWNISH, adj. braunlicft. BROWNNESS, s. bie ^raune, braune Snrbe. BROWSE, s. bic (Sproffe, bcr Spvij!l= linc^, bag Saub ; — wood, baS £trauc^= 1)01$. To BROWSE, V. I. a. bic Sproffcn ab= freffen, abmeiben ; n. n. roeiben (mit on). To BRUISE. V. a. ()uctfd)en, jcriittft= 'i<^en, jerflo^en, jtrfc^Iagen; tuunb (braun iinb blau) fcf)(agen; to be bruised all over, njie jcrfci^lagcn (ge= rdbert) fepn. BRUISE, s. ^te Onctfdmng, SBunbe, J^raufiijc, Stricmc; — wort, bic 2BaUiinir5 {Si/mpiu/him — L.\ BRUISER,,? 1. cin SScrfjcng jnni^po^ lircn optifd)cr ffllcifer; 2. vit.'g. ein (5«"flfanipfcr, Scorer. BRUMAL, adv. jtim SBiutcr gel)i>rig, ttintcrlid), im SBintcr. BRUNETTE, s. bie Sriincttc. BRUNioN, s. bie 33runcUe. BRUNSWICK, s. SBraunfc^weig fStabf). BRUNT, s. ber @tp§, Slnfall, 9lngriff ; ^txiid), ©ctjlag {iaS Ungliicf) ; to stand the first — , bcn crficn 51ngriff miS^aUen, abfialten; after the —of battle, uacb bem Xrcffcn ; to stand the — of ngcs, bciu ^ai)n bcr ^tit frozen. BRUSH, s. 1. bie aSiirile; ber grofc ■^Jinfcl, ^orflenvinfef, Ouoft'; -2. Sdimanj (beg Snct)fc«, it. f. w.) ; 3. ba« ^icis^olj; 4. Sicficbt; bcr Strrtup ; — maker, bcr i^iir)tcnbin= bcr ; — wood, baS 9tci§{)ol5, SJciftg, eti-ai:c6t)o[5; ©cnifle. To BRUSH, r,.Ln. l.biirflcn, abbiivflcn, auSbiirflen ; 2. nnpinfcln, anflreid)cn, fc^micrcn; 3. jcifcbcn, abwifdjcn; U. V. flicgen, fortcilen, fireictjcn; to — away, to — off. abbiirftcrt ; n>eg= fii^rcn; ft^ ba»on (fort) inacben, wegnjifcben ; to — by, yorbci )lrcifen ; sorbei flicgen. BRUSHER, s. bcr Qlbbiirfier. BRUSHY, adj. rauc^, t)aarig, fiacf)elig, fta(i)eti4t. BRUSK, adj. iin[)ofIic^, bovfc^, tro^ig, rp&. BRUSSELS, .•». SSriiffcl (Stiibt). To BRUSTLE, r. n. raufd)cn, fnarrcn, frac^en, fnittern ; to — up to one, auf giucn loSgct)eit, IoSfaf)ren, t^m bie . biiS sic^ifrfje SBc^ fen, bie tbierifdjc SButb, SBilbbeit, 2)umnibet-f. BRYONY, ,•.■. bic 3>TIllViibe {Bryonia — L.). BUBBLK, .•!. 1. bie SBafferblafc, SBtnfc ; l.'fig. bas Uiibing, Vm nicbtswcrtbe Sac^c (bn- ^>ftffevling, Sicut, Onarf) ; 3. bcr lec^cin, Sctrng; ba§ tcerc SPvojcct; 4. bcr i^ctrogcne, 3\axx ; to make a — nf one, Kinc'n juin 9Jarvtn babcn ; — and squeak, gfiinbfleifd) unb •iiobl snfammcn gcfottcn. To BUBBLE, V. I. n. (to — up) 1. 58la= fen wcvfen, anfiDnllcn, fprnbctn; 2. inurmcln, riiiifd)cn, ricfetn; ii. a. vuig. (iffcn, Ijintfrgcben, betriigcn; to — out of, &c., betViigen urn. BUBBLER, s. bcr SSctriigcr, 5PreI!er. BUBBY, s. ru'a. bie wetl'lic^c SBrnft. BUBO. i. bie ?ciflenbcule, vcnerifcfci Seule. BUBONOCELE, s. bcr >gobcnbrn(^. BUCANiER (— eer), s. bcr $^ucanicr. BUCCELLATION, s. Ch. T. bic 3eitbct» lung in grijfcre Stitcfc. BUCENTAUR, .t. 1. bcr spuccutaut (balb 3}knfri) balb ©tier); 2. (fonft) "o'm gvof>e @taat§''c^iff in sBencbifl bti bcr SBcrmabtnng beg Siogcn mil bent abriatifd;en 3}iecve am ^tmmcl= fabrtsfcflc. BUCK, s. 1. bcr 5Bd3, baS lOWnudjcn ycvfcbiebcncr 'Sl^int ; 2. bcr Stumer, 33Jobcnarr; 3. bie 23auc^e, Sauge ; 4. ilJ3dfc^e; —ashes, bie ?augcnafcpe ; — basket, bcr 2Bafcf)forb ; — bean, bie 33o(f^bobne, bcr 53ittcrflcc, gie= berflce {Meni.avt.hes trifo'iata — L.) ; — goat, ber Sifflfnt'otf, ®ci§bocf; — 's hoin, bas i^unbSgraS {Piantngn Curonojius — /J; bic yJcafrclc; — 's horn tree, bcr !jirginifd)e Suniacl; {Rhus tryvhinum ct glabrum — Z.) ', — mast, bic ®ud)maft; — skin, bctfs Icbcrn ; — stall, Sp. T. eine 91rt eincS grofjcn SfJc^cS jum S^ngcn bcS JTiotb^ wilbcS; — thorn, bcr jlrcujborn, ©tcrbborn, SScgeborn {Rhammis — /J; — thorn berry, bic J^rcnjbccrc , — weed, ?■(■(/. Monev-wort; — wheat. bcr SBucbiveijcn, baS .^cibcfrnut. To BUCK, T). I. a. SSafcbe einwcidjen, bauc^cn, roafdien ; H. n. fid) bclaufen, befDvingcn, fid)- paaren (son .g>afc!!, .Sam-^ctjcn, u. f. «j.). BUCKET, s. bcr aBaffereimcr- baa Sturmfafj, bie ScuevEt^'c, bcr 'Jcuci-^ eimcr. BUCKING-STOOL, s. ber aSafc^bocf, 58afd;bloc{. BUCKLE, s. \. bie Stftnalle, Slinnge; 2. ^ocfe, .§aavlo(fe. To BUCKLE V. L a. fr()na!lcn, an: ebt j fluffd)nallen ; II. n. fig. 1. fid) riipeii, fid; jubcrcitcn ; 2. ^c| friimmcn, ftrtj biegen ; 3. nnjlogen, angrenjeu ; 4. banbgemcin werben, fid) fd)la3en, fid) ranfcn ; to — to a thing, ftc^i auj ^\\\:littit' nadt ; — belt, ber Scbcvguvfet ; — or — coat, (— jerkinl, baS I'ebenie JloI= Icr, (iolkt obcr SBammS, bie Icbcnte obcr Icbevfarbcne Sacfe; u. a(x Sujfel, SQuffflo^S, 3luei-ocl)g, Uv. BUJ'TET, s. ber Stlterfc^i-ant; (5vc= btnjtifc^, (gc^cnfftfcf). BUFFET, s. bev ^iiff, gauftfct)(aa, bie 3»aulfrf)cUe. " To BUFFET, ». I. a. VnfFfH, Hlit bCV Jaufi fcftlagcn, o^rfetgcii ; ii. n. fti^ aiif bie (vaufl fc^lancii, ftct) balncn. BUFFETER, 5. ber Scfelager. BUFFLE, s. bet Suffcl, »iifFelo*8 ; — head, viUg. ber SiifelSfovf, SummEo^f; — headed, buium, tol= To BUFFLE, v. n. ijctbliip, bcfiiirjf, «etlegcn feijit. BUFFOON, s. ber ^Poffcttrciper, Su^tg^ tuacf)cc, @auf(cr, 9iarr; to play the — , $otTeurctpeu; — hke,a4/.pof|ler= lic^, fVapf)aft. To BUFFOON, v. a. ISc^crlid) IllrtC^eit. BUFFOONERY (— inq, —ism), s. bic i'ofTcii, ?larreiis»pfffit, JTlarrcrei; Sjjoffeitceigeret, 2Btiibbeutctci, BUG, s. 1. bie SBanje ; 2. — or — bear, ber ^opanj, SDiummel; to bugbear,?). a. f(^r«(feii, bange inact)eu. BUGGiNESS, s. bte aWeugc (ba§ aSim= melti sort) SBaujeti. BUGGY, adj. waujig, yolt SSanseit. BUGLE (or — HORN), s. 1. ba§ 3ager= ^ortt, ^uft^orn, 2Ba[b^orn; 2. ber tvilbe i)acl)S, bie 33Iumcit5tDtebcI. To BULB OUT, v. n. ()cn)orragcrt, i)er= auSfrctcH; bulbed, Jtuiebelforutig. BULBOUS, adj. jwtebelartig, fnoKig, nittb; — root, bie fuoHige fflurjel, 3tutebclroufjti. BULCHIN, s.bas^tb. BULGARIA, s. bie ©uigaret. BULGARLVN, I. adj. bulgatifd^; II. ». feet ©ulgarier. BULGE, a. bcr Sauifi, oorrageiibe To BULGE, ». n. 1. vU. To Biloe; 2. ciueu Sauii^ madben, Borvagcu. BULIMY, s. ber .^cifibuitger. BULK, g. I. bie 3)kffe, bcr ,Klumvcit, .ft'5rpct- bie ®riipe/ SJieiige; ber grotle ^aufcu; 2. gro^te .|5nufeit, flrS^te S;b«[, 3luiniueC, ^«uvfH)eil; 3. ber vorfuriiigeubc ibeii; 4. ber gaiijf iimivc Siaiim eiiie« Scfeiffeg ; laden in — . luit Stiirjgutcctt bcdibeit ; — head. A*. T fcer 33erf(^Iag tit eiiieiu Sc^ffe. BULKINESS. ... bte ©rSflic, 2Het«gc, a»affc, ^deibt^tf, fiarfe «ctbe«gr6= H. S(fltur> BULKY, adj. gro^, ft^mcr, fiarf, fi;im= mtfl. BL'ij.,*. Lt>fr Sulle, SSuttod^^, ®t«r; 2. .4.st.. T. ©tier iin 2;bierfrcife ; 3. broUigc Sebler, <£c^nifeer, ^ocf, ^iu^ bel; 4. bie sBiiIIc (pcivftlid)e 33erorb= tiling), Urfuilbe ; in compos. — baiting, bie Dcbfcitbat ©tierbcfte; —bee, bte 58rcmfe, SBeSpe ; — beef, baS 33uUeu= flcifd), Oc^fenflcifd) ; — beggar, bcr ^opaiij, ba« Scbrcif bitb ; — calf, ba« 53iiUeiifalb, Oc^fciifalb,/™-. eiit bum= iner 3)Jciifci); groier !iiiimmel; — dog, bcr 53ullenbfi9er; — 's eye, eiue flciite Oeroittcrivolfe; JV. r.ciiieboU jcrtie .^taiif^ ; — 's eyes, bie vunbeit genficrglafer im ©(iiffsuerbecf iiber bcr Jl'ajiitc Jiiib bem JHaiiin ; — eyed, fiier= (Sarreiis ober grotJ=) liugig; — 's-eye glass, bitS ©itllglaS ; — face, baS grobc, fret^e ©efic^t ; — faced, mit frcf^em ©ejtc^t; —feast, —fight, bag ©tiergefcfbt; — finch, ber 5)om: ^faff, ©impel, iBiiitjtiif; — fly, bie aSremfe, ai?c8pe; ber geiierfc^roter, .^irfc^fafer; — frog, ber amcrifani= fc^e gro^e «?rofc^ (Dd)fciugrofrf)) (Rana catisbeiana — C.) ; — liead, bcr D^feiifopf, '5)uminf opf ; 2;burmftfci), gjiaufcr;' bteOimppe, 3rofcI)iiuappc; — trout, bie 56bvc, gro^e Sorellc; — weed, baSglorfcnf rant, grD§eS:ait= fcnbgiilbenfraiit; — wort, bcr ^ilmmci \Ammi — X.); wild — , bcr SBiiffeU orf)8, Slueroc^S, Ur. BULLACE, s. 1. bie tuilbc Ocfifetijiiiige (Eckium — L) ; 2. Sc^lcf)C; — tree, ber ©c^fc^enfiraud). BULLARY, s. ba§ ?3iif(citbuc^, bie ©ammliiiig ber ^jcipftlicbeii 5Bcrorb= iiititgeit, bag 33uIJariiim. BULLET, s. bie JEiigcl, ^linteiifugel, Jtaiioneiifugel, u. f. »u. ; — bore, bcr Jtugelfnopf ; — dividers, ber Jlolbeii= jirtel ; — forceps, s. T. bic Jlugel5an= ge ; — hole, ba« Scbublod) («oii eiiicr ^ugei); — iron, fci)mcbifcbeS (£tatt= geiietfeit; — mould, bie J?iigeIform. BULLETIN, s. ber 2:agbevicl)t, bie 2;ag= jeituiig, iiiXS 33ulktiii. BULLION, .?. bag uiigemiiiijte ®oIb ober ©ilbcr. BULLISH, adj. febferljaff, fprad)mibcr=^ ftnittg. BULLiST. .t. bcr <5crttgcr VapP'ifi'fi-" ©ulleii, iBuIlciifct)reibc'r. BULLOCK, s. bcr jitiige (uicriabrige) Dc^g, garre ; — 's eye.^, bag Dd)fcii= aiigc, Jtavploc^ ; — hide, bie £)4)feit= baut. BULLY, s. bcr ©iu'iifieffcr, D^enomift, ^raf)ler, yicrfrtirijtige Sttxl ; bcr son eincr . d)cii. Bu.MPER, 5. bcr .gumpcn, bag ^a^- glag, «oUe ©lag. BUMPKIN, s. bcr (ungebobtitc) Sanb: jiint'cr, Xijipcr, ©robtan. BUN, s. bcr giabeii, Jtnd)cn. BUNCH, s. 1. bie ilcule, ©cfc^ttMilf}; bcrJViiovren; .^ocfcr, Sutfel ; 2. bic 2;raubc ; 3. ber Siifd;el, ©cf)opf ; 4 bag SOiinbcI, Sunb; — of feather.?, bcr Scberbuf(^; — backed, ,fnoteii auf bein Siiitfen ^abcub ; biidlig. 7'o BUNCH, V. a. in ciii Siinbel btiibeu. To BUNCH OUT, V. v. l)craugtrcten, ober ftc^en, auffd;iucUcii, flio^cn. BUNCHINESS, s. bag Jlnorrigc, i§ijdc= rige ; 2;raubenformige, BUNCHY, adj. fnorrig,' ^odcrig; tran-- bcuforniig, biifd)clig. BUNDLE, »-.bag Sunb, aSiiubel, ^acfct,- bic 9fJo!Ie; S^afi, Siirbe; — wool, 33iiubcIi»olIc. To BUNDLE, v. a. (to — up), trt ciu sBiinbcl (obcrjufammcn) binben; jiu fanimcnvacfcii, cinparfen. BUNG, s. ber ©punb; — hole, bai* ©pnnblod). To BUNG, V. a. fptiut^!;, ?ufpnnben. To BUNGLE, u. n. i- a. jtiiinpcrn, pfu= ff^en, fubdrt, yerbnnjen, uerberben. BUNGLE, s. bie ©tiimpcrei, 5)ifufd;e' ret ; bcr grobe feebler, ©c^nifeer, SBotf, BUNGLEii, s. bcr ©tiiiiiper, ^fuf^cr, Rubier. BUNGLING (ado. — ly), adj. fiiimper= baft. BUNN,s. bag 5)rcierftiJIlc^en, cin Hei- Iter Jluc^eii. BUNT, s. JV. T. ber aufgcfd^roollcnc Zi)di, 33audt (eiiieg Scgelg) ; — line- cioth. JV. T. cine Siitternng bei gro= tJcn ©egcln; — hnes, bie ^Bauc^gor^ bingen. To BUNT,».n. (to — out},l. auffcbWcl^ leu; 2. wogegeii laufcit obcr anfto= ^en. BUNTER, s. bie JJnmpcnfammlcrinn ; bic sOcttclbure. BUNTIN (ine) vid. Buntino. BUNTING, s. 1. bag giaggentud) ; 2. bcrOrtofan; bunting iron, bag Slafe= robr in@lagi)iittcn. BUNYON (Bunnion), s. jVed. T. ©Ut= ^iinbutig ber ©acfcijeu iicben ber gro= Ijen 3ebe. BUOY, s. .V. T. bic Soje, gintcrbojc, ber Slntcnuac^tcr, bie ilOa^rtonne, S3afc; — rope, bag 53o^ereep, bie S8e»Ieinc. To BUOY, ». L a. 1. (—up), fd^ttjilh. menb (iiber bem 2Bafifer, obcii) cr_bal= ten, (iitt SBaffcr) bfbcn ; aufbojeu ; 2. ^ojcrt aniegcn; 3. fg. »crtbeibi= gen, uutcrftii^cn ; biiibaltcn, fcbmei^ c^cln;.iLn. f^wimincn, ficb i)(ben; buoyed up with— ,/^.cri)Obcn son.., u. f. xo. BUOYANCY, s. bie ©djwtmmfraft ; bcr leid^te, frobe ?Siuti). BUOYANT, adj. fcbrcimmcnb, wogenb, leic^t. BUR, .7. bte Mktte ; — reed., bcr 3gelg:» folben, ©c^iuertriebel, ba« 3iicbgra« (Sparganium — X.). BURBOT, s. bcr ©tickling (Stf^). BURDELAis, s. einc9lrt2Betrttraiiben. BURDEN, s. 1. bic 2aft, ?abung, Siir«: be ; 2, Saftigtcit ober iJaft (^onnti:.^ ge^olt) tines ©c^iffeg; the ship's — S3 BURN BUSH BUT Js . . . , ba8 s. ciiie altc -Uxt 'Stlirm= BURGONET, $ t)aubc: bcr .§elni. BURGEOis, s. 1. ber Siivger; 2. Tijp. T. bie Sor{5tSf4)rift. To BURGEON, v. n. tnoSfxn, au§f(^Ia= BURGESHIP (BuRGEss-sinp), vid. Bur- OHER-SHIP. BURGESS, s. 1. ber SDikf^cr ; 2, 2)evu= tirte eitifS glcifcnSim -^Javlamcut; iiursess^iiip, bie 3Biirbe ctitc« fold;cii Scvuttvtcn. BURGH, s. ber S3urj]flc(fcn, 3)Jav!tf(e= cfcit, 'gkcfen ; — mote, has ©tabtge: rid)t. BURGHER, s. bet SSiivgcr; — shipjbaS Sitrgcvrcc^t. BURGHMASTER, > s. bcr 53iirgevmei= BURGOMASTER. S fifV. BURGLAR, / s. bcr 'Stfb, wcIr^cr BURGLARIAN, J ciiibvir^t, aufbrtd)t, u. f. m., 9lac^tbteb, BURGLARIOUS (adu. — ly), adj. burd; (Sinbrucb : xoaS fid) nuf ba§ Scrbrc= c^cit bCiS iOiiugciiibred)cn§ be5ic[)t. BURGLARY, s. L. T. bcc ©iiibrud) (bci ber Sftac^t). BURGRAVE, s. bcr Surggraf. BURGUNDIAN, I. a^/. biirijiiiibtfd;; n. a-, ber ^itrgunber. BURGUNDY, s. 1. Surguub, 33ourgog= ne; 2. ber Surgitubcr^'iBeju ; — pitch, buvgiinbtfd)c8 ^pcd). BiiRLAL. s. baS ScgriibuitJ, Setcftcnbe- gaiiguip; bie sSeerbigimg, S8eftat= tung ; — ground (— piacft), bet 53eer= bigitiiggovtobcr Scgrabiiipplafe, ®ot= tCSilifer; — service ( — solemnities), bcr ©otteSbicitjl bci cincm S8egrab= iiiffe, bie ?cid)ciH)rcbigt (•■Begra'butji; fcicrlic^Ecitcn). BURiER, s ber SBegraber, itobtcitgni; ber. nuRiN, .'T. bcr ®rabftid)cl. Tn BURL, V. a. T. iioppcit (baS ZmA) : bieJtitofcn bason absundett). BURLACE, s. vid. Burdei.ais. BURLER, s. T bcr Stopper. ■ BURLESQUE. I adj. biirlc^f, ^joffterlid) ; H. s. bag ^Pofftevlic^c, bie ^.iofilerlid)e ©c^retbdrt, bie S^rayeftic. To BURLEsauE, v. n. Iad)erlic^ ma= c^'eii, ^offievlic^ ciufkibcn, traycilt= rcu. BURLEsauER, s. bcr !poffcnveificv. BURLLnTA, s. mod. etHc inuftfalifd;e nURLiNESS, s. 1. bie ©rojjc, ^itffei; bigfeit; 2. giobbeit. PURT,Y, adj 1. biif, ftarf von J?5rver; »oU, fctt, mit Sett bcnnidifen, aufge= blafeti; 2. fiitrmifc^, liv.it. 7'»nuRN, V. n. \- V. 1. bveiiuctt; »er= brctineti ; 2. mit Seiter senpuni>eii 34 ober ©c^merjett »crttrfad^cn ; 3. beit5, niitbcnb iiiac^cit (2Ccin, u. f. ».); 4. fitiifelii, leud)tfn, glaitseii, ftrablcii; 5. bcftigc !i;cibcnfd)aft emvfjnbcit ; fi. jcrftorciib wirEeii (yon gciJieiifd;af= ten) ; to — away, njcgbreiincn, ab= brenncn, ycrbrenucn; fici) yevjcbteu ; to — out, to — up, ycrbreuncn, axii- troif nen, ycrjcf)rcn ; ft(| (ibjebren. BURN, s. bcr Sranb, bns 33raiibmaa{; — cow, ber D^fentiJbter (dn Jlafer). BURNER, s. bcr 93erbrenucr, ^Brenner. BURNET, s. bie $impinclle. BURNING, adj. brcnncnb, bei^, glii= bcnb ; Jiff, ^eftig ; — glass, bag ^renn= glaS, ber 93rcn!ifpiegel ; — thorny- piant, bie @itpl)orbenpfIanse. To BURNISH, V. I. n. glausciib tverben ; II. a. glanjcnb inadjcn, Volircu, bru= nircn, glcittcn. BURNISH, s. bcr ©fanj. BURNISHER, s. 1. ber SPolirer; 2. ©Kittjaljn, bie 5PolirfeiIe, baS 5poKr:= eifcn. BURNT-OFFERING (— sacrifice), s. bas ^Branbo^fcr. BURR,.?. 1. baS D^rlapp^cu; 2. Sp. T. bie Inottge SBurjel ant .6ivfd;= gcrocil)e, bit afofc; 3. bie ^Sruftbriife; — pump, cine Sc^lagpumpe. BURRAS-PIPE, »\ s. T. bie ^^ulyer^ bitc{)fe. BURREL, s. bie rotf)e Sitttcrbirn ; — fly, bie 53remfe ;—,(»■ — shot, bie Jiartatfdje (Sc^rot, get)adte8 Kifcn, u. f. w.). BURROCK, s. baS fleine 3Be(^r, ber Samm. BURROW, s. 1. bie ^o^Ie, Jlauin(^cn= biJble ; 2. vid. Borough. To BURROW, V. n. in eiue Cfrbf^i^bte fricdjcn, in ben *5an fd)(i:pfen, fic|) barin ycrbergcn, fid) eingraben. BURSAR (— er), s. ber Sccfclmeifter, ©clja^meifiter eincr ®cfcllfd)aft, u. f. nj. ; ©c^affner einc« JlloiterS, 9icnt= mciftcr, sBcrwaltcr; —ship, Hi Sd)a§nicifteramt, n. f. ». BURSARY, s. bcr <£d)a^ eincr I^e^tn (Sd>«lc. BURSE, s. .1/. E. bie SSovfc, J?aiif= mannsborfe. To BURST, V. a. rcngcn, jcrfpvciigen, scrbve(t)en ; (— out), entfpringen ; Vli^fe'irf) fpi"= men, an3bred)cn; to — forth, au^= brer^cn; itm fic|) grcifen; to — into tears, in 2;i)rancn au8brcd;cn; to -;- out into laughter (a laughing), in cin @clad)ter nusbredKn ; to— upon, fic^ anffrangcn; to — upon one's sight, fid) bcm SBlicf ))li}^tid) bnrfielJcn; to — with laughing, »pr Sad}cn btvften ntogcn ober niodcn. BURST, .». 1. bas QScrflcn, ^faftcn, .itracben ; bcr SRijJ, S3rnc^, b-ieSpalte ; ber '}hi«bnid) ; 2. ber 2)armbnic^ ; — of thunder, bcr Sonnerfdjlcig ; burst-worf, bag 33ri)CfeEvailt {Hcmiaria — /..). BURSTENNESS, s. bcr 93rnc^, S); S3m- fc^cl ; 2. bcr ,^rans {dU ayctn= obo S^ierjcic^en ; 3. Si>. T. ber f5Kd)«j fri^roanj; 4. 3^abenring ; bie 2Bagen« biicbfc. To BUSH, V. n. bufd)ig wcrben, jii SBufc^ fd)Iagcn. BUSHEL, s. i. ber (Scbcffel; 2, bte 9ia»cnbiid;fe (vicbtigcr Bush, qd, vid.} BUSHiNESS, s. Ui s8ufd>ige; 93u» fcbid;te. BUSHY, adj. gebiifd)ig, bufd)ig ; bit* fd)id)t. BUSiLESS, adj. unbcfd);ift!gt, niiiiiig. BUSINESS, s. 1. ba« @cfd)aft, bie as?r=: rid)tung, bcr SBctricb, bie '^lngelegen= l)cit; 2. bcr^'Tibel; 3. bie aft; !''>« of — , bcr ®efd)aft«5uicig ; to set up in — , .(?tu'a§ (ein ©cwtibc/ anfait* gen, ftd) fcfecn. BUSKET, s. ber i'ufd), b(t§ llogquet. To BUSK, V. n. gcfd)aftig fei)n. BUSKIN, s 1. bcr.^albfttcffl, (£d)nijr=- fiiefel; Jtottjurn (bofce Scfent) bet olten 2;rag6bicnfpiclf V) ; 2. jig. eiii 2;rauerfpicl. BUSKiNED, adj. in .^albfticfcln ; fg. im ,^oti)urn ; '^oc^trabciib, tragifcb- BUSKY, atlj. vid. Bosky BUSS, s. fam. 1. bcr Mu^ baS- iSUiil' c^cn; 2. bie 33uife (SBoot kirn ^k* ringSfange). To BUSS, V. a. tiiffcn. BUST, s. ba« S^rnftbilb, bte ®iifte. BUSTARD, s. ber 2:rappe, bie Xvapf» ganS. BUSTLE, s. bcr ?arm, ba9 ©ejauft^i ®eti.>fe, 5lHffe^tn ; ber 2Gitrj»arr. To BUSTLE, V. n. gefi^ftig, lurtubig fei)n. BUSTLER, s. bcr nnrii^ige S9?eafd). BUSY, adj. i. befd>aftigt'; 2. gefc^af:^ tig, ffcijjig, tl^itig; 3. Idftig, jnbring* lid), nngeftiim ; — body, bcr nnrnbtje Jlopf, mit^igc^Jfcuigfcir^framfr, 'Z njcntger, it>beffen'; 3. ba§j 4. bod> nur, 'iDcnn ; cs fci benn, baf; ; yoraus - gefc^t, baS ; 5. aufier, aaSgenpninicii, btSonf; 6. nnn, nun aber; 7. ftl«; aubcra, anf cine anbcve ^^Irt qM; nitr, nid)t mc^r al-S, eben; erfi, rb ::i(tt ; death — entombs tl»e bmly, burcfc ben S;»b n>irb uuv ber ?cib begraben ; you left me — poor, and poor I find you are ootne l)»cb, (nur) arm gtUgS bu yiMi mir, nnb arm, wie irb fehi, fomnift bn JUriid; — b(! — aa gorni as thou art handsome, (aber) fei nur f» gut al'3 bi:l fcbiin bift; — a white since; Kur vor furgcr Scit, evfi ftirjp lid)-; not only .., — , nifbt nur.... fotibern; — yet, aber borf), btnnoefr. inbeffen; — still, aber niMd) immer; — for all tijat, abcr IcfPen mtgeaditct; there is no doubt (question) — , C3 ji^ ftinem 3>^''f iff' untcriv&rffn, bop ; I do not doubt — , \^ jTOcifle nt^l, baij, U. f. >U. ; there is none — knows ba tfl 9tiemanb, bcr ntd^t witpt*. t». f. TO., ein Scbwr mnp tyiffcn; no dav — , (what) . . , &c., fcin Sag »eri gebt, bft^ if^ nkbt, «. f. ». ; ail — , antjcr, anSgenommen, big anf; inu iiicit; tivo kUt liny — ojuA, bie uosle^i BUTT BY B\ geile; aothing— , iiic^te als. aU nuv; BO 801-ner . . — , llic^t fo haii . . (faum . .), aU, u. f. w. ; I cannot — (choose), id) fault uift)t aniexS a[S ; I could not — smile, idj fouiite itui: la- (i)c[n, foiinte mid) HS 2ad;ting itid)t cnttjaltcii; — that, •weiiit iiic^t, wo iitd)t, b(ittc nidjt; jwar; .. — that I Jove hsr, uiciia ic^ fie nid)t liebte ;not -that, nidjtbatj; tiid)t aiS iueitii; obglci^, obfc|)ou, jWvtv, fvcilid;, and^ nto^t JBcnitjcv; augi^eupnimcti ba^; wlio knows — , &c., Wix wetjj ob iiid)t, u. f. JU. ; may I die — , iflj iinlX )"ter= ten, wcun (id)) nic})t, u. f. tu. ; — for. JDcnn c» (fcas) nic^t (f^ewcfcn) vuare, mate c8 nirf)t urn, auiicr; — for you, roavcn ©te uid)t, ware c§ iiirtjt S^r^trocgcu ; I would — for hurting her, ic^ luiivbe eS tl;un, weiiii c^ pf)ne i^v 511 fd;aben geff^cljeu fOIUtte; — for her sufferings, JVCtlll (te liur llid)t litte ; it is — necessary, Co ifl (gcvabc) not^wcnbtg; it is — reasonable, c8 ift (fc^r) billtg; yes — I have, ja i»ol)l l^ahc i^, freilich ; — just, fo ibni, ebtn erfl, faum ttoc^ ; imr UOd^; she is — just gone, fte ift cvjl: iit bicfem Sliiqcubttcf fortgcgau= qeu; — sparingly, fct)r fvarfaiu ; ii. s. ba« (Snte ; bic Qi)ieu5e, bcv ^laiu fcnfopf; — end, — sliaft, vid. Butt; tic -JButte ; I will have no buts, ic^ Will Eciae ©iuiucabung, man foU miv nic^t »wiberf^)rc(^cn. To BUT, V. a. auf ciucr "Scite Bcvii^vcit {»ou ©fbiiuben, u. f. lu.), bcgvcnjcu. BLFl-CHER, s. 1. bcv STJc^gcr, <^6)U\^' tn, Skifdtev ; 2. fg. biut^eitge 9)leaf4), 'iUJovbcr ; — bird, bei- yicuu= tobter, Siiivgengcl (Sj^flf U ; — '»- tiroorn, bcr ftarfjcUgc aJiaufcborn (Rusciit aeulcatus — 1^) ; — 's cleaver, J>a8 Sfiejjgerbeil ; ■ — 's meat, baS fri= fdic Slciff^ ; — 's saw, bie ;vItifd;ci-= fdgc; — 's steel, bet 2Bcfe)la£)l bcr gleifdicr. To BUTCIimi, v.a. fd)lac^tctt ; mcfeelit, 11101.1)611, n)urgcn, n'lviirgcn, jdmmct= lic^ umbriiigei:. BUTCHERUNESS. s. bie ©lutgicv, (Sjraufamfcit. BUTCHERLY, adj. Mutijietig. firnufam, ^enfev()aft, grot uiib mtgcfd)itft. CUT'CIIERY, .5. 1. bflg glctfd}crl)aitb= wixl; 2. bic Sd;lart)tbanf ; ba8 Sc^(ac^t()«it8, bci- Sc^Kid;tl}of ; 3. fcie 2J}efeeUi, bas 33(utbab. uurLER, s. bcf Jlcflermfiflcr, JlcKncr. BUTLERAGE, s. bic 2Sciuftciier, bcv SBciRjoH. BUTLERSHIP, s. bttS Jlellucir-- obcv 9)Jititbfrf)«iifcttamt. BtrniE.VT. s. .irch. T. bev 2tnfbvit(f, .§altcc (ciiiCs @cn)olbc«). , BUTT, s. sing. 1. bie. Sitttc ; bfl« groge 5?ai5; Stiicffati ; 2. bicfr (Sube; 1 bic ©cense ; baS 3ifl L^fi" «d)cibenfhttib; (£d)icBj)la(}; 4. ii=totJ (im fsc^lfcu), .R'opffto^; 5. (Siiicr, bcr rtl8 Bicl= fcbcitw be« SUDttci uitb ©da^tcrS ticitt; to run full — at (against) one, init beni .Ropfe mtbcfScmaiib Idufcii; — end, bnS (bicfe) Sitbe, bcr ^olbcn, ®ritf ; JV. T. ca8 6nbc ciucr 33ol)lc, ji'e(d)cS (in tin aubercS ftoft, bcr 5^lanEcnfovf. To BU'iT, D. 71. m\t bem J£opfe^ijf)cii; to — at, gcgcu . . . ftoBeit. 8UTTER, .». bie SBultCl- ; — boat, CtU SBultcrgufj ; — box. bee i3uttcrbiid)fc; — l.jinp, bic Siodvbpnimcl; — bur, ^te SRojivapiJcl, ^Jjcftifeujuinvj (Tus- tUago Petnsites — /,.) ; — churn, ciu SButterfiiB (;um SSuttcrii) ; —crock, .bcr Suttcrto^)f ; — cup, — flower, bie ©ntterblumc ; — fly, bcr gc^ntetter^ ling, Sutiersogcl ; — man, bcv 5But= tcr^cinbler ; —milk, bie Suttcrmild; ; — print, bic Suttcrform ; — sauce bie sDuttcv&rii[)e; — tooih, bcr brci' . iSorbcrjaljn; — trowel, ciu tgutf c^ fpan ; — tub, brtS 33 uttcrfd pencil; Die Suttertiite ('Diufct;cl) ; — woman, bie ^uttcvfrau ; — wort, bie 33utter= tlHU'J {Pingidcula — /,.) ; — of anti- mony, ifepicvgla§0uttcr; — of tin, 3iuubuttcr; bread and — , Suttcr= brob; toast and — , gcrofletcS 33rob niit gutter bcgoffcu; a slice of bread and—, cine Suttcrfd)uittc, a3uttcr= bdmme. To BUiTER, r. a. xttxi Suttcr bc|lrci= d^en obcr 5urid)teu. BUTTERis, s. T. baS SBirfcifctt bcr .^uffc^micbc. BUTTERY, 1. adj. buttcvid)t, buttcrar* tig; buUevaf)ulic^; 2. .?. Vit £Vf'ff= Jammer. BUTTOCK, .?. bcr .S^iiitcrt^cii ; — of beef ba§ &uben|liicf (innn Deafen); buttocks, ;)/. bic .Oiiitcrbatfcu, 5Ivfd)= bacfeu, ber.^iutcrc, «tciv; ba§ Jtreuj (eiiics ;:)>fcvbcS) ,-_jV. t. bic sBiUcn (:JJunbuug cincS c; duffed). BU'iTON, s. 1. bcr jliiovf ; 2. bic JtuoS: pc, ba'J 9Iuge ; — fi.-;h, ber ©ceigcl ; — hole, bad ^UO^flod) ; — maker, bcr JtnDpfmnd;er;— paper, bie Jlnopf; VappC; — tree, — wood, ber au§ldu= bifd)e 9ll)oriibaum ; aud) piane-trce (Piatamis — i.) ; bcv .RnopfOaum ; 3irbelbaum {Cephalanthns — L.) ; (Cu- nocurpua — />.), bcfiglcid^cu JlUDpf: baum ; — ware, Jiuopfmacbcrwaarc ; — and loop, JV. T. ciu furjcS 2;aii, niit ciuem (SdiilbEuppf am ciucu uiib ei= ucin 3tuge am aiibcru©ube, berjtnc- bel. To BUTTON, r. o. jufuij^feit, anfUOps feu. BU'iTRESS, .?. T. ber StrcbcVfciler; bie ©tii^e; bie Spi^e ciucr Sd)an5e. To BUTTRESS, v. a. ftitfecit. BUTWINK, s. ber Jl'ibi^. BUTYRACEOUS, ^ .. r,,,^,.,. ,,..,„ BUTYROUS, '^ «-/./■ turtCUUtig. BUXOM (ado. — Lv), adj. i. fliuf, vafd), Icb^aft, muutcr; 2. liiftevu, lofc, iuutl)willig ; 3. fd;clmifc^, luftig, frijtjiid); 4. uppu]. BUXOMNESS, s. bic Sriiifl)cit, 'Slmu tcrteit ; bcr i!)iut£)iinlli'. To BUY, V. a. c»;- n. Jaiifcu, baubcfu, mu terl)aiibcln ; to — in, (bei \>luctiouen) juriicfuebmcii, juriiiffaufeu, ttjiebcr= crftc[)cn ; to — of, faufen . . . uon, u. f. w. ; to — one oif, (Siiicu crfaufcu, bcftcd)cu : to — out, auSEaufcu, ab= faufeu, cirt®efd)nft ucbfi bcm gaujcu SBaarcuIagcr, (A5crdtl)fd)aftfu u. f. m. son Scinaiib tduflid; iibcntcl)mcn; to — and sell, baubclu. BUYER, s. bcr Jtdufcr, giufdufer. To BUZZ, V. n. ,. ; — his office, fcincg 5hhte^ ; he is — trade a tailor, cr ift fciucm i§aub= W-'crE nad) ciu (ad)iieibcr ; he is there — himself, cr ift gan^ allcin ba; they live — themselves, fte IcbfU fliv ficf) ; put it — itself, fc^e iS allein, bcfou= iil'S ; there is no other person — , ei» ift wciter SfJiemaub ba; to stand — one, 3cmaub bciftebcn; she is witn child — you, fie ift you Sir fr^t»an= ger ; turned — the lath, gebrc^ct, gc= bvccbfclt; — word of mouth, miiub- U(^ ; — your desire, auf Sfer 33egel)- rcu ; — ray watch, nad) meiucr tl&r; — degree.s, aUmdi;Iig ; — little and little, nad) nub uacft ; — course, — turns, nac^ bcr 3ici()e; point — point, Stiicf fiir Stiicf; day — day, Xiia, fiir 2;ag ; — and — , ndd)fteus, balb, fogleic^, aHmdi)lig; one — one, giner (-SJ itac^ bcm 3luberu, ftiicfroeifc, ciu- jclu; — one tenth, Um ciU 3ef)Utcl; fifty feet — twenty, fuufjig Suji laug uub sroansig breit; G (f.) — 2, 6 gu^ laug unb 2 %u^ bod); east(K)— • norUi (JV.), Dft ju DIovb, ober Dftcii }um 9Jorbcn; — Avest, weflrodrtS; the ship served as a model to build others — , iciS (^cbiff bicute al8 3)?o- bcU, um anbere baruad) ju bauen; i>e advised (ruled) — me, laffcu Sic fld> rat^cu ; l find much good — it, ic^ be- fiubc mi^ fcbr »yo()l babci; — what has passed, nae^bcm xiwS fid) suge= tvageit i)at? siiouid l do — you iis you do — mo, weuu iit au'i)ir fo t)anbclu woUte, tyic ®u an mir ; to set store — , feljr ad)tcn, lieben, gem b*ibcu : hard — , close — , J;art a'u, bic^t bei ; side — side, ncbcit ciuaubcr ; — this time, jcfet, jefet fdiPU; fc^on (yor bic' fcr 3fit); — tills time (a) twelve- month, fciuncn t)ier unb einem Sabre; — twelve o'clock, gegcu jwiJtf Ubv ; times gone — . ycrgaugcuc ^dUn ; to pass — , yoriibcr gctcu ; a shake — (oT-of) the hand, cin .-Oviubcbrucf ; — all means, auf alJc iiur moglid)c 5lrt, auf fcbcu gall, «. f. k., buvd)an8 ; freilid?, geiuip ; — no means, fcineS: wcgeS; — the bulk, imSau^en; — detail, iuiiJlleincu, cinjcltt, ftiirfiucife ; — the pound, pfuUMveiff ; — heart. auSiycubig ; — the — , — the way, tni iBo»beigei)eu, nebcnljcr, obcnbin, «. f. to. ; —the way of France, iibcr 3ranf= rei^ ; — water and — land, JU 2Baf- fcr uub ju ^.iaube; —way of yermit= tclftj^burd); auftatt; — way of jest, im '2d;crs : a bottle — way of candle- stick, cine Slafdic ftatt cihc« ilend)^ tevS; —dint of, fraft, burd), »crmtf= telft; — virtue of, fraft, uermiJge; — reason of, Wcgcn ; — the side of ' ucbcu ; the School for Scandal — She- ridan, bie ^dftcrfc^ule yon i&bcriban ; — my honour, soul, &c., auf (Sbrc, bci meiucr Scelc, n. f. W.; — the head. JV. T.yoriaftig; in compos: ucbcii, bci, babfi (ba=) nebcn, u. f. w. ; — coach. bcvS3ciiyageu, 5parf»yagcu einer^Poft, — coffee-house, ctue 2Biufc(fcbenEc, .JJncipe; — concernment, ba§ ^JcbcU; gefc^dft, bie 9^cbcufad)e; @ptfobe, — corner, bcr '>£;d)fupfiuinfel, ?iebcu: »yiuEcl; baS ^icbcnjimmcr, bcr 2llfo= yen; — dependance. ber 3lu^ang ; — design, bic 'JK'bcuiibftdjt; — di.^h, ba« SBcicffcit, Bi«ifd;cucffcu, 3>»ifiel bes ui(i)t rebcubcn (Sct)aufvte= Uxi ; — profits, btf ©portctll ; — re- spect, bie SJlf beitabftcbt ; S'lebcuriicf= fic^t; — road, bcr Sfiebemvcg.Sf^leif: wcg, J^reit^wcg ; .^oljwcg; — room, tag vevborgcue 3iiii"'ei". bie S'iebcn: ftube; —sack, bcv aBatfarf, Ouer= facf ; —speech, bie 3luS= (51b=)fcl)mci= fung in bet 3iebe; aBinfcI^iigc; — suinder, bcv Umfleijcubc, 3uf4)ai|cr (and) stander — ) ; — • street, bic iJiC- beuftrage, (Scitengaffe ; citt ®aiig, ber Bwiugev ; — town, bie (ooii bcr Strafe) abgclcgciie (BUbi, eeitciu jlabt; —turning, bcr ^tcbcuwcg, 3lb= \ucg; i§elbtiicg, Jlrcujweg, diain; — view, bie 5Jh'bciiabftc^t; fScvflccft^eit, bag t)intcr bcm a3evgc .6altcn; — walk, bcr abgclcgene (Svajicrgaiig, 3'lebeiigang, 9icbenweg ; — way, bcr Sciteniueg, Jlebenwcg, Umwcg, 3lb= lucg; — word, ba« gVvtci)roort; — work, baS Slebenroerf ; Dtcbciigebau; be ; a passer — , eitt 23oriibcrgcl)eiibcr. 3YE, s. (fafftfc^) bie 2Bobming ; good — (adieu), iebe njoi)I ! by the — , tilt a3orbeigef)en gefagt, timS ic^ fagcn WOUte, It, f. »., vid. By. BYSSUS, s. bcr 33l)ffuS ; — nsbestinus, eine 31rt 3l«bcfi auS @d)Wcbeii. IJYSSINE, adj. CMS fciiicr cgi^ptifc^cr !dci«t»anb. c. :% .1. bag 6, c, ber brittc Suc^ftabe bc« 3llv^fi"ftmcu, cine (Sabale, ©ebctinrotte; 3. bic (Sabale, dtimk- fc^micberei. To CABAL, V. n. 6abii[cii maiden, l)ctmlic^ SiiiuEe fd)micbeii. t^ABALA, s. vid. Cabal 1. i;.\BAUSM, s. ein Xi)iil bcv fabbali^i-- fd;eit aBiffeufct)aft. CABALiST, s. r. ci« ^Rabbatiit. (CABALISTIC, I adj. T. in CABALISTICAL M«.— ly), S ber J?ab= balagcgritnbet ; ciitcii ge^cimeu Sinn, eiitc uei-borgciie SReinuiig bnbenb, lnh- baliftif*, auf fabbaliftifc^e 5U-t. v)> CABALIZE, V. n. firf) ill ber ©pra= d)C ber Jtabbalifteu aitSbriicfcii. L'ABALLER, s. bcr dabaleiimacfjer, Scinfcmac^cr. i^ABALiNE, adj. ju ^fcrbcit gcbSrig ; — aloes, bit Slopaloe ; — oil, baS Jtxmmfctt. ("ABARET, s. bic nat= tern ; 2. Eidjjern ; 3. augplaubcrn, «er= flatf^cn. CACKLE, s. 1. bag ©egatfcr, ©efr^nat- tcr ; 2. ©cplappcr, (^cplanbcr. CACKLER,s. bcr ©acfcrcr, Sd)nattcrcr. CACKBEL, .T. ber .^cutcng, a}Jecrfc^ci= |er (ein Scefifd)). CACOA, viiL Cacao. CACOCHYMICAL (— ic), cdj. »1>U uer= borbener ©afte, iingcfunb. CACOCHY'MY, s. bie^Bcvborbcnljeit ber (Sdfte. CACODEMON,s. cin bofcr ®eifi, S;cu= fel. CACOETHES, s. 1. Med. T. cin Kn^Ctl^ bares ©efc^wiir; 2. cine iible ®e= roobn^eit. CACOPHONY, s. T. bcv Uebclffang, UcbcIIaut. CADAVER, s. ein tobtcr (mcufd;lid)cr) Jtiivper, ^ctdjnam. CADAVEROUS, adj. aaft£, fabaycrartig. CADDIS, s. 1. eine *Jirt i=:erge, baS Jta- bigjcug ; 2. ber Strobnjufin. CADDOW, s. bie Soblc. CADDY, s. ein £i;ec-3uyfcl(^en. CADE, I. s. cin Sdpc^en (.§drtnge) ; li. adj. 5af)iii. Hrre, fanft; — iamb, bag •Sauglaium ; — oil, bag aBad^bol^^i^- Bl ; — worm, vid. Caddis 2. To CJADE, r. a. ie, ein staffer. CAFTAN, .?. ber &,ifrau (bas d^^vcn* fleib bcr S^itvfen). CAG, s. bag 5d6d)en, vid. b. b. Kko CAGE, ir. 1. bcr 5SogcIbaner ; M'^l^- 2. bie Umjdunung, bag ©ebdge: 3. ©efdngnip ; — work, bic grbroc^ene 9lrbeit. To CAGE, ». ffl. in etncn Jtiifid) t!)iiu; cinfte^n, einfpcrven. r^^o^"^' \ s- fin ©afcercnbOTt, Sd:= CAiSuE, \ f^^'ff ^'' ''""■ ®'^'"«- CAIMAN, s. ber ,$taiinaK (bag aiiicri* fanifc&cftroEobiU). CAIN, s. Jtatn (©igenname). CAiRN, s. cin fegelfijrmigcr©teiut)a«3 fen ; bejjglcictjen cin ©rabmaal. CALSSON, s. 1. bcr 2}iunitiongn»agea ; 2. bie 33ombcnfipc ; 3. Untcrlage ei* ner Sriicfc. CAITIFF, Caitif, s. bcr STenbf, ?i{m= penbuiib, @rl)UvEt. To CAJOLE, w. n.f(tmc!rbctn, fireiclx'ht. flattiren, licbfofc'n, lodfcn. CAJOLER, ,9. be* Sc^meic^kr, g«i.1>S= fc^roanjcr. CAIOLERY', s. bte @c^mei(fy.-{et, fiipe? aSorte. CAKE, s. 1. ber ,Kudicn ; 2. b-te Stolle; — of coals, jufamincngeftntci-teetein= !ot)lcn; — of ice, Ptuc ©tgfc^olk; wax — , ein Soben SSa^g; — bread, bie 22e(fc, Semniel; — hncp, ein Jtud)cnrcif, Jlud;eubanb; — hnuso. bag ,R'uct)cnIviug; — woimn, bie ^vl^ ^cnfrau. To CAKE, V. a. Sr n. jufamnienbacfcH. jufammenflcben. CALABASH, t. bie (Salabaffe, ber ?\{a= fcbenEiirbijj; — tree, ber (§aiaboffen= baunt. CALABRIA, s. (Salabricn. CALADE, s. Sp. T. bcv abbdngcnbe Or» auf ber Dicitfdtule, bte ^ffi"i»e «ia ©aloppiren jn iiben. CALAMANCO, s. bcr ,Jintmaiif (iDoHeRi 3fwg). GALAMARY. s. bic ?Jiecvfptnnc. CAL.'U1BACK, s. bag ^arabicS=2lii)e» CALAMIFEROUS, adj. '^tngt\\MXm\^ ftcngclavtig. CALAMINE, s. ber ©almfi. CALAMiNT, s. bie JlaUimiutb, Jta&cn« inuuje, 31cEcrniitnie. CALI " CALAMITOUS, adj. elcttb/ ttourtg, jam= merooli, triibfeltg. CALAMITOUSNESS, ) s. i. baS ©tcnb, CALAMITY, S Unsliidf, Un= geiiind), i>n Unfatt, bteS^rubfal, 2Bi= bcrwdvttgfcit; 2. bcr briicf cube Jlum= mcr. CALASH, s. 1. bie Jlalef^e; 2. ctu gvauen^ut. CALCAR, s. c/i. T. ber ©alcttttvofcn. CALCARIOUS, adj. fcllfavtiij ; — earth, bte J?alfcrbe. CALCEATED, adj. Sefc^U^Ct, tit ©f^U- ^Clt. CALCEDON, s. bei' Salceboit. CALCiNABLE,aer= ben. CALENDAR, g. bcr ^a{citbcr. To CALENDAR, ». a. iiu Jlaleitber auf= ne^meit. CALENDER, s. T. ber ^ilatiber, bte Xndf' ober 3«ii!lPveffe, SBarmpreffe, $re|mafct)ine, 3.f"3fofIe ober 9JJait= jie[ ; — stone, etit (Sldttflciii, ®itte= bclfleiit. To CALENDER, v. a. T. 3;uc^cr ober Settle warm preffeii, rollcit, maii(3elti, maiibeln ; (^dfii)e) pldtteii. CALENDRER, s. T. ber ScuoV^cffcr, S;uc^bcretter. CALENDS, s. pi. bte galcnbd (ber erflc Xaq tints jebeu SJiotiatS bet bcu aU ten jyiomerit.) CALENTURE, s. HS btfet.^e ,^Itittafte= ber, 2;otlficbcr ber ©celcute. CALF, «. (pi. calves) 1. bas Jtalb ; i.f/r. iter, ©infaltgpinfel, SiUpel; 3. bte 3Babe ; — 's foot, etn Jl'albSfug ; ber 5lnnt, beutfci^e Siigroer (etiie ^flanje, 3rum. — L.); — 's head, ber jtalb«= fopf; — like, gletc^ einem ,ft:albe; albcrrt ; — 's pluck, bag J?albSge£ro= fe; — '8 skin, baS Jtalbleber. CAJ,iBEB, 8. berSaltbcr, 2)ut(^meffer, CALL ba§ ©^ugma5 (ober bte SBeite ber 2)Juubaiig bc§ ®cfc^iifee«, u. f. w.); — compasses, T. ber S^afterjirfcl. CALIBRE, s.mod 1. ©cftalt, 3ll[)alt, @cit.nc(;t ; 2. ©iite, SBertb, 55efd)af= fenbctt, *,>lrt, ©c|lag ; ©tempel, 6f)a= rafter. CALICE, s. bcr ^e(dj. CALICO, s. ber 3 tfe- JtattUU; —print- er, eitt ,^attunbritcifer. CALID, adj. f)ei§, brciiueitb. CALIDITY, s. bte ^\%t. CALiDuar, s. T. bie iffidrmeroftre, ber SBdrmeleiter. CALIF, s. ber Jlalif. CALIFATE, s. ba« ,Kalifat, .$?altfen= t!;um. CAUGATION, ) s. bte tmiifel^'cit; CALIGINOUSNESS, \ 5)u:ifcll)Ctt tv'J @cft4)t«. CALIGINOUS, adj. bunfel, biijicr, ftn= fter. CAIJGRAPIIIC, ajJj. faligrap^tfd). CALIGRAPHY, s. bie JlaltgrapJjtc, ©cfcijnfd)retbetunft. CALiN, s. ein aiis ai3let iiubBinn ljefle= bcnbc« SRetali. CALIPH, X .,„ . „ CALIPHATE, \ '■ «'<^- Calif & CALIFATE, CALIVER, s. bie ^afenbud;fe, ber5)op^ ^elbafcit ; bcr Caliber. CALix, s. B. T. bcr !8lumenfeld;. To CALK, V. a. jv. T. frttfatcrn. CALKER, s. JV. T. bcr jtalfatcver. CALKING, .9. T. 1. bas Jtalfiren, 5Jiad)= jeic^neit, ^,>lbbru(f en ; 2. jv. r. ba« ^al= fatern ; baS SBerg ober ber -Sanf ba= jn ; — iron, ber ©topfmeipel, baS ,Kalfateifen. CALKINS, s. pj. bic StoUeit an ben .§uf= eifen tcr ^pfevbe. To CALL, V. a. ^- n. 1. mfcn, au^rufcn, fd)reicn; anrufen ; bentfen; jnfam^ menrnfen, forbern; 2. nennen, ^ei= 9en ; 3. crnennen ; 4. sorfvred)cn, bc= flld;en; what do you '^ that? Wic nennen Sic bas ? what d'ye — him ? vu'g. im'xz betut cr bod) ? id) wcip nid)t >oo_ id) tbn bint()un foil; fann nid)t aitf ibn fommert; to — one names, Semanbem Sc^impfnamcn ^cbcn ; to — one's game, fcin ©ptcl anfaj^cn ; to — to accoimt (task), jlir 3IJcd)cn= fd)aft (5ict)en) forbern, 5ar3tebe ftcl= Icn ; to — to mind, ftc^ crtnnern, bc= benfen; to — one to mind, Semanbcn wieber ertenncn ; to — aside, hti Sci= te rufen ober jiebcn; to — at vofs fommen; anfpred)en, einfprecben; to — away, ttjcj^rufen, abrnfen; to — back, jnritcf rnren ; tvi^errnfcn ; to — down, bfvnntcr rnfen ; to — for, rnfen, nad) S'tmaiS rnfen ober fvagen, e6 ycrlaiigen, forbern, boficUcn ; to — fortli, ^crauS rufen ; aufbieten, in 'ile= loegnng fe^en; to— in, bercin rufen ; cinforbern, cincafftren (— one's debts, ffine ©djulbcn) ; ^ufammenberufen, cinlaben ; tuiberritfen, tcfud)en, ein= fl'rcd)cn ; to — in question, tn ^\OtX' fel jtef)en ; so to — it, nm eg fo jn nennen, fo ju fagen j to — off, abru= fen; ab^alten, abstcbeu; abrntben ; to — on (upon), aufriifeu ; anrufen, anfpred)en, bitten; ermahnen, rrin= nerii ; to — upon (to) one, fid) auf 3e= maitben bernfen; Scmanbem cinnt fiirjeu sBcjud) ntnd)en ; I find iiiy?eif called upon, ic^ febe ntid) bernfen, ge= nbt^tgt, ge^wungen ; to — out, ang= rufen ; beraus rufen ; f)erbeirufen ; berausiforbcrn ; to — over, (cine !i!ifte) tibcrlefcH, t)er5dl)!en, bie SfJamen yer:= lefeU; Mr. N. was called to the chair, ^err 31. warb aU S3orft^enbcr er= wd^lt; to — up, beraufrufeu ; aufru= fen, aufroccfenj ert»ecfen, ervegen; CALV berbeisai.(iern ; to — up spirit^-, ®ci» ^er befd)wijrcn, citiren. CALL, s. 1. bcr Sduf, ©c^rei, ©emails ©to^; 2. bie 93erufung, i^enennuui], bcr aftuf; sBcrnf; 3. ber Slufprnci), baS 58cgc:^r, bie Sorberung ; 4. 2Jor= Icfung ; 5. bcr 53efud) ; 6. Sp. T. bet SSogclrufj bte Socfpfeife, SlBactteU pfeife ; 7. MU. T. ber 51ppe(l (bte 3n* fammenforberung burd) bie S;rom= mel) ; boatswain's — , JV. T. bie (5om= manbopfcifc beS ^pcf)bootgmonnc§ ; to wind a — , mil ber ©ignalpfetfe commanbiren ; 8. Min. t. ber 5:ung= flein, roei§e 2Bolfvam ; — of the house, bie 3"f'"it™<'"tfi'"f""(1 ^<^3 $arht« mentS ; ber 9'lameng=''Jhifrnf ber ©lie* ber im ^Parlamentc ; to give one a—, eincn (!urjen) 39efnc^ niad)en ; to be ready at a — , auf jeben SBinf bereit fei)n ; within one's — , ju Scniaubea S9efe^I ; there is a great — for coffee, M. E. Ma^tt ift jefet febr bcge^rt, ge= fud)t. CALLER, s. ber dinftx. CALLING, s. bcr SBeruf, ©taiib, ba? ©eeifi'be. CALLIIERS, s. pi. T. ber 55i(fsirlel. 45ang5ivfel, aJ?a|lcn^ir!el, 33ogen}ir- fel, Safterjirfel, Saf^er. CALLOSITY, s. bie ©c^wtelt, l)arte ,§ant. CALLOUS (adv.—-Ly\ adj. fd)n)teltg. lavt^duttg, scr^drtct, fnorrig; jig. unempftnblic^, hart. CALLOUSNFi5S, s. bic 9Strt)drtung bet .^aut, bie ©^wiele ; fig. Unempft«b:» lid)!cit, CALLOW, adj. ungeftebcrt, tt))). natft. CALLUS, s. ber eaHug, Jtnorpel ; btj ©c^wtelc, a^crl)drtung. CALM, (adv. — ly), I. adj. fiill, mljlg, {)citer, gclaffcn; Icibenfc^aftslog j -^ sea, bic'rubige (f(ac{)e) ©ce; to fai — , JV. T bebaarcn ; n. s. bie ©tille, mnl)t ber eicmcnte; SBiiibfttUe; ■9^ni)C beS ©emiitbd; a dead, a fiat lbe. CAMISADE, s. bcr iiacl;tlirf)c 3liiqvtf^ obcr Ucbeifall. CAMISATED, arij. jiiin nac{)tlic^cn llw- flvifr" fevtig. CAMLET, s. berSamcIot: bSvnc 3e«3. CAMMOC,.?. btc^nubfcbcl, ba§D^fcu= Dber ©talltraut {Ononis — L). t CAMOMILE, *. bie jlaiinllc {Anthcmis — L.). CAMOUS,.> adj. vlatt, flumvfnafii] ; — C:VMOYS,'j hose, bic Stumpfliafc; Caninused, adj. gcfriimiut, jvumni, fc^icf; PCVbrcbt; Camously, arfB. (Itur •ocit bcv 9lafe) !nnnm, fc^ief; sonbev 'vi>cite. CAMP, s. b«« Sa.!]cr, {jclblager; — dress, btc (Jeibiitoutur ; — figiit, bie •15'Clbfcf)lad)t ; — ineetings, Jim. aot= tc^bicuftlir^c 33cvfammluiic]eii in frci= cm S"«tfe; — quarters, ba§ Oiiavtici; in moriiciilaubifcbcn Stdbtcn fiiv cu= ropnifci^e Jlaiiflciitc ; to pitch a — , eiii Siigcr (luffdjlagen; a flying—, ctit fltcgcntfS !i*ai3cv Dber (5ovi)§. To CAMP, V. a. s,- n. fill Siigcr auffd)Ia= (^eit, campircn, fici^ lagevii ; lagcvii, flckgert fci;n. CAMPAIGN, CAMP Am, s. 1. bie ©bene ; 2. bee Seibjug. To CAMPAIGN, v. n. cittClt getbjltg ntitinacfieii. r'AMPAiGNER, .t. bci' alte »ei-fud)tc golbat, Sivjalib. CAMPANA, s. bie JJiic^eufc^eHe, baS Sffialbglijrflein. CAMPANIFORM, ? ,. „Tn^<.fifKr,«;A CAMPANULATE, r"-'- alott^nfonntg. <;ampanula, •«. bie Olocfeitblume. CAMPEACHY-wooD.s. ba§ (5rtmpecl)e= t)ols, iyvafiiicnbolj. CAMPESTRAL (Campestrian), adj. illl j^clbe n)ad)feiib, wilb ; \id) ouf baS Sclb bci(i€[}eiib. camphor, s. ber Jtamijfer ; — tree, ber ^&\n\>^exhciiim{Launi8camphora — /J. ?A\tP»ORATE, CAMPHORATED, adj. mit .ftaiiivfer aiigeiitac^t. 58 CAMPION, s. baS ^fmmetrl «C^en (Lych- nis — Li). CAM-WOOD, s. brtS ^ctmboh-, afrifani= fci)e momoh. CAN, s. bie J?anue, 2^rinlfaime ; — hooks, bie 33teri)nfen, Sc^infclbtifeit, ,itaiitl)afcn, g3anb^afeu (jum 2luf= wiubett ber Siiffer). CAN, V. 71. fijtmcit, vermiigen ; ho can, cr faun ; i can not, ict) fann uici)t. CANAILLE, s. iaS ©eftnbel, ber rtieb= rigfte ^obcl, bie 6efen beS aSolfs. CVNAKIN, s. dim. ciu jicinitc^en, Jlci= neS Srinfgcfiip. CANAL, s. ber M.am\, 2Baffcrgang, ©raben, Jlunftftvom ; tie Sitnne, SiiJbre. CANALICULATED, adj. auSgeljiJ^U (line eine 9tij^re). CANARY, s. 1. bcr .Ranaricnfect ; 2. + eine 5lrt luftigcr, lcbl)after Xcini; — bird, ber ,^anarien'.HigcI ; — grass, — seed, ba§ jtanarieitgras, ber Stand' rietljame, {Phalaris canariensis — L.) ; ' — islands {or Canaries), btC J:anarien= infeln ; — weed, bie Jlrciuterorfeille, garberPeC^te {Lichen roccdla — /,.). .To CANCEL, c. a. &n. 1. buvc^ilrcicl)en (in Sorm ciiieS ®ittcr§, als : +) ; 2. aufbcbcn, abinadjcn, anuuUircn, uer= nicibten; 3. T,jp. T. einjclne ^ogcn anf bie Seite mevfen iiiib frifd) britdon. CANCELATED, adj. scrgittcrf. CANCELATION, s. bie 2'urdifirei^ung, 3lnfi)ebung. CANCER, s. 1. ber .imnic) an ber Jl'erje; by — light, bei 2id;t ; — nmuids, jinucrne Sici)tformen ; — saves, ^ic^tmanfd)et= ten, ?ic^tfparer; — screen, ber5*id:t= f^irm; — snuffer, ber 8ic^tpu§cr; — snuffers, bie Sicbtpllfec; — .stand, ein ^cud)tcrhdger, !^cuc^tcrtifc^ ; — stick, berSiudUer; branched (or armed) — stick, ber 9Xrmleud)tcr; > — stick shade, CtU ?eild)tcrfd)irm ; sticking — shade, ber &d)tpleucbter, ©tecfcr ; — stuff bie ?id)tmaterie, ber S^alg u. f. IV. ; — waster, bcr (^id;t=) 93er- fcbiDcnber ; Stdnber am ?id)te ; — wick. ber'I)od)t, ^id)tbod)t; —wood, baS Sitroncnbclj. CANDLEMASs, s. bdS ;?ep bcr Dteini= gung 3)2arid, ^tdjtmcffe. CANDOC, s. bo8 Siu^flval CANDOUR, s bie -3flcblid)feit, Stebct- feit, 9lufrict)ttgfeir, Dffcnbeit. To CANDY, V. a. 6,- n. \. canbircn, be» ober iibcrjucPcrii, (mic mit 3uder) iiberjieben, in B«cfei" eimnad^en ; 2, friftaUifiren, in Jtriftallcn anfdjies ijen ; mit Jlriftallen iibcrsicben. CANDYTUFT, s. bcr 33aueriifenf (/';* ris — /..). CANE, .9. 1. ba§3fIobr ; 3udcrni^r; 2. bcr ©tab, ©tcS {mi Sioljr); — bill, baS Jtap^meffer ; — blinds, oflinbi= fc^e 9iol)r=,3alOUficH; — bottomchair ber Jiol^rflu^l ; — brake, "bai ®cr6b= ric^ ; — eyes, bie Siicmciiici^cr am Stod ; — ferrei, bie Stod'sroiitge ; — head, ber ©tocffnopf ;— man, bcr (Stpif bdnbler ; — pencil, bie in 'Si\i'c)X. gefa&te ©Icifeber; — platting, baS giecbtrol)'^/ (jw Stiiblen, .g)iiten, u. f. m.) ; — spirit, 3weferroI)r=<5vi= ritu« ; — string, baS <2to(fbanb ; — tobacco, ©tangcntabaf ; Bengal — , fViitiff^eS 3tol;r ; clouded — , gcflcif = tc« gfjoi^r; crutch — ,cin Jtrii(finftorf; dart—, ein Stodbcgcn, S)pld){io(f; walking — , bcr Spasicrftprf. To CANE, V. a. ©tocfpriigcl gebcn, Vriigelc fdjiagcn. CANESCElxT adi wcifigrau, weigtid). CANICULAR, adj. jum .punb^ficrnc gc= {)6rig ; — days, bie i0uub§ta^e. CANicuLE, (Camccla}, s. ber .:^unb§= fterii. CANINE, adj. I)iinbifd> ; — appetite^ bcr .^unbsbllllfler; — madness, bic i§unbSroutb, SBaffcrfd^cu ; — teeth, bie.5unb8jd^ne, CANISTER, s. 1. baS Jlprbctcu; 2. bit S;beebiid)fe, ^iic^fe ; — shot, ^au tdtfcben. CANivER, s. 1. 73. r. bcr Mx(H (an SBdumen, «. f. ».) ; ber Jl'anEer (atr ben 9?elfcn) ; 2. ch. T. bev %x(i%. 9ipfl iflu ©ifcn, 9)leffing, n, f. ro.) ; 3. eine freffcube geud)tii5fcit (in ben ©dftcn); 4. cine .(trant'l)cit an ben f^iigen ber 5Pferbe, in ben Dbren bcr ^nube, bcfglcid;en in bcr Jleble bcr S;auben ; —, or — fly. bie 33drcn= raupe, — , or — rose, bie .^iiiibsrofe, luilbe iTipfe, ber .^agfbnttcnftrauc^ ; — , or — worm, ein bcii Sriic^tcii fc&db= liitcr 2?urm, bcr (2d;rijter; — bit, angefrcffcn, uergiftet. To CANKER, ». I. a. 1. anfvcffcu, jcr^ freffcn, ucrbcrbeit ; 2. anftcden ; l(.»j. angefrcffen, jcrfreffen, augejiecft i»er= ben. COHERED {ado. — ly), adj. mfirrtfci) , uul)pflid) ; mpralifc^ »crfcbrt. CANKERLIKE, (Cankerous), adj. ^n- ftprenb wic bcr ,i?reb§, h. f. to. CANKERY, adj. rcfiig. CANNABINE, atlj. bdllfen. CANNIBAL, I. s. bcr Siiniiibal; 9)fcn= fdjcnfreffer ; IT. adj. {ade. — ly), caii= nibalifc^. CANNIBALISM, s. 1. bic ?JJeiifd)cnfrcf:= ferci; 2. bie ©ranfamfcit. CANNON, s. bie Jtanpiic ; bal Stiiif; collect, ©efcbiitj; — ball, blc Jtauo^" ncufugel ; — proof, aii^er bent Se-- rcic^ (fiwer vm') bcr jtai'pne; — royal, bie ,^iirtbaniic ; — shot, bei :fi:anpncnf4utJ ; bic .^tonwientugel; to mount a — , cine jlaupite anf bie gaffctte bringen. To CANNONADE, r. I. a.fanonircn, be* fcbiepen ; H. n. tciS gvobc ©cfc^ii? abfeuern, fpiclen laffcn. CANNONADE, ii bie Jfanpnabc. CANNONEER (— ier', s. bcr J?anoniec JBudifcnmciflcr. CANNOT rfiir can not), faUU llicflt. CANOE, s. bcr ,tf abn. baS fleinc -.BciH ber atac&en, bas (Janoe. CANT C.i.PA CAPO CANON, s. 1. bcr .taitoit, bic tRcgtl, SSorfchriff, baS ®efffe,,Uirri)citgc)>lj; 2. ber'iO^t'gfaiioii, baS OJJefigcbct ; 3. bcv JtanoutciiS, Stift^bcrr, 5)om= ^erv, (S^ort;m-; 4. Vyp. 7'. bic Jtanoiie (5lrt grobrr ®rucfj\t)vift); (sreat— , lean -r-, bte grobc, bte t(ctnc it.); 5. s. T. tin Snftrunieiit juiii .Ocftcii bcr 25unbcn; 6. Mus. t. bcv ^anoit, Jlct= tcngcfang, bic Jtvcisfugc •,—,or~ bit, ba« ^otjte iDiunbftiicf am ^^ferbcgcbip ; — law, baS fanonifd^C 9?e*t; — re- gular, eiuDrbcnggctfliic^cr ; —secular, ciii 3SeUgeiftlict)er. CANONESS, s. bie Jlaiiouifi"init, (Sttft«= frau, 6I)orfi-au. CANONICAL (arfy.— ly), adj. lattOtlifc^. CANONICALNESS, s. baS Sanoittf^c, bie fanonifc^e ©igcnfc^aft, Jlirc^cns gefc|miigigtcit. CANONICALS, s. pi. bie Jtauouicaltcit, bcr Somi)crrnfi^mucf. CANONICATE, s. vid. Canonry. CANONIST, s. ber Jlniioiitfl, Jlcnnev (Scorer) bc3 frtitonifc^cn 9icc^tg. CANONis-nc, adj. lajionifitfc^. CANONIZATION, s. bie .^ciligf^nc- <^mtg. To CANONIZE, v. a. faitonifircit, fiei- tig fprc^eu. CANONRY, \s. ba8 ^aiioiticat, bic CANONSHIP, i Jtaiionie, ;DDin^ervu= ftcUe, g^orfteUe, ©tiftgpfriinbc. CANOPIED, adj. mtt eineiJt sBalbacbiit, ti. f. "m. bcbcdft. CANOPV, s. bcr SSalbac^itt, $rac[)t= l)immcl, JEvag^immcI, .^imincl; — couch, ba§ aju^cbctt, daitavt. To CANOPY, V. a. uiit citicm Sprac^t- ^immel bcbecfcn. CANOROUS, aiij. \wU tijitcub, ineIo= bifc^ ; — bird, citi Singvogci. CANOROUSNiss, s. bcr 3Sol)UIang. CANT, s. 1. cine bcfonbcrn Sloffcn liiib (^crocrbcn cigcuttjiimlidie (Srpradjc, bie Jtunfkfprac^e; .^aubcrnjclft^ ; bic Siebesfvrad)e ; 2. fctc afcctivte Svra= chc, bas (yenjafcb; (fc{)cii:l)Ctlige) ®c- Winfcl; a — word, bilS ,ftutlfl»OVf, bcr cigcH(I)iimlt(fte 5Ju«bru(i ; uncblc 9lu«bmif, Sol6ci«mu§; 3. cine DJi- fc^c, sfilcnbe ; 4. jv. T. iaS Jtcntcin (Umlegcn ciiicS (Sc^ifcS) ; — hooks, • .9. pi. vid. C\N-HooKS ; — pieces, brci= crftge ©djijflattcn obcr t^oljcr ; — timbers, fi^rdge i&V'l''"'"- To CANT. V. I. n. I. uuycrftaublic^, faubevrodfc^ ober vcrbrcbt fpvccl;cit ; rotbivclfd) rctcu ; 2. affcctirt, obcr gcjievt rebcn, winfcln, qucifcn ; f)cudi= icrifc^ rebcti, ■ fci)ctiil)citig fvrcc^cii; II. (J. 1. jv. T. umlegcn, fautcn, tcn= tern ; 2. fd)itttelii. CANTATA, s. bie (i'antfltc. CANTEEN, s. jVii. T. 1. bic 9JIarfctcn= bcr=58ufce obcr Sd^cnfe ; 2. bie iin= ucrne obcr bi3(scri;c Selbflafdjc. CANTER.*. 1. bcrSBiuffler, ^fScuc^Icr, 5Inbad)t(cr; 2. unycrftanbliii'e $[an= bcrcr, iaiiberwalfd)e Sprcc^cr, J)Jabc= breeder, in ,^unftmi>rtcrn SfJebenbc; 3. bcr lcid)te obcr fnvjc ©alopp. To CANTER, V. n. Uid)t obcr angc= iicbnt galoppircn. CANTERBURY-BELLS, s. bic @[Oifen= blumc. CANTiiARiDES, .?. p.'. bic fpanifc^cn gliegcu, Qlftcrlcudjtfiifcr. CANTHUS, s. ber ^ilugcnwtnfcl. CANTICLE,.?, bcr ®rfang; pi. Canti- cles, baS 1;pI;c Sicb fSalbmoiiiS'). CANTIJ3T, g. Ui gtiiif, 58rud)ftiicf. CANTO, s. 1. ber ©efaiig. bag ^nd) ('Jlbtbciluiig cincS @ebiH)tS) • 2. bic 2)i»caiitftimme in'ciucr mufiratifdicn gompofitiou — fenno, c inftimmigcr Offaitg. CANTON, s. 1. ber (Janton, 33ei(irf ; 2. H T. baS in bcr (?cfc cincS 2Bappcn= fc^ilbeg bcfiiiblic^e ©tiicf. 7b CANTON, v. a. 1. (tn Scjivfc) ab= tbctlcn,tf)cilcn ; 2. eiitquarticrcn ; re-- gimcntrecife bieOuarticre uertl;cilcn. To CANTONIZE, v. a. ycrt^cilcn, {in ^ttjhk) t{)cilcii. CANTONMENT, s. jyiii. T. bie (5anton= nirnng ; ba§ gantonniren. CANVAS, s. 1. bcr(5anncyaS ; ba§iSc= gcltnd) • bie iprcfcuning ; 2. fipr. bic fecgcl eincS ScbiffcS ; bag 5|?acftnc6, bic'3cltlciitwanb; cine 3lvt 93ovbang obcr ©cbtcbcbrct »cr J?utfd)fcnftern ; 3. (bci ben DJialcrn) bcr crilc (Snt= Unirf; a ship in all her—, ciu Sc^iff luit atlcn (fccgcln auggcfpannt, bct= gcfc^t; — Imga Fort. (Svbfatfc Jltm *.Jlufivcrfcn ciner53iufiiiH't)r ; — yarn, bag Scgclgarn. CANVASS, .•?. bic 3hisforfc(jung, 5Prii= fnng, {)cimlicl)e SScrbung bcr 32a\)U ftinimen. To CANVASS, r. L a. ^riifcn, crtDagcn, gcnan untcrfncben, eri.n-tcvn ; ll. n. (etimmcn I)fimlid) mcvbcn, cabali= rcn ; 10 — for, ftfb nut ctwag be= wcrbcn. CANV.\SSER, s.ber Unferfnc^cr; Stim= menrocrbcr. CANY, adj. 9on 9io^r ; BoIl 9iot)r. CANZONET, s. baS ?icbd)cn, Sicb. CAOUCHOUC, .";. bflg (5cbcrbars {Ucsi- na clastica.) CAP, .5. 1. bie jtappe, W.\\%z, ^anbc, bcr .^nt, 2)C(fcl ; 2 Arch. T. bag ^Ci- Vital ciiicr ©anlc, bcr Jlnauf, ©an= icntopf ; 3. Typ. T. bie jtrontccfe (an bcr ^.jjrcffc); 4. JN-". T. bic Spifec «orit am Srijiffc, bag ©aliion, bcr ■9}ioi)rcnf»pf; bag (Sfclsbaupt (bicfc .§ol5 ^aubcnfd;ad)tcl ; — maker, bcr 2}JiJ^enmad)cr ; bic .^anbcnftcdcrin; — scuttle. A". T. bic Springlufc; — Bguares, bic Sl3cf4)lage beg j)lapcrtg ; (Sifcnf4)iencn, joclt^c bie jtanonen anf bcr Saffctte fcftbaltcn, giappcn; black, — , bie (5alottc, bag fd)aHiijc (S)iricftcr=) ,J?appd;cn ; cartlinaiv, — , ber Jtarbinalgijut ; miiit^iry — , bcr 2;fc^affo ; — and bells, bic (£c{)cilcn= lappc, OJarrciitappc ; — of wool, cine IVOUcnc tStappC ; — of a dead eye, JV. T. bag .*^cv5 eincr 3nngfer ; — of a gun, bag ^:)>lattlott) fjiir iicbctfung beg 3iinblDd;g cincr ^ftanonc) ; — of main- lennnce. — of difinity, cinc Sd)U^= obcr (£ti)irmbanbc, ivcldjc bent ,51b: nig bci bcr JtriJunng Borgctragcii wivb ; — i p6, or — , a pie, »bn Jlopf bis anf bie Siij)c (gcriiftct). To CAP, V. n. 1. obc'n bcberfcn obcr bc; ftcibcn, anffc^cn, aufftcrfcn, Jtappen nufc^cn ; 2. bic ilJJii^c abne{)mcn ; to — to one, (Sincn (^viifjcn ; Jv. T. cine <£pi^e obcr cin ^fcUbaupt aitfc^rn; to — a rope, JV. T. bag (SllbC cincg %a\\ti mit gct[)certcm ScgcUud) bc= berfcn ; to — a pair of shoes, ©cbnt)e tcfappCll ; to — verses, SBcrfc njc4)fcl= wcife ^crfagcn. CAPABILITY, s. bic Sabigf cit, bag a3er= mijgen. CAPABLE, ndj faffciib; fabtg, cinficbtg; ooU; gcfd)i(ft, bcwanbcrr, tanglicf) ; empfanglicfc. CAPABLENESS, s. btC j^Sfeigfcit, ®C= fc^icf licl)Ecit ; (Stiific^t, ber'^Jjcrfianb. CAPACIOUS, adj. gcraumig, mcit, yicl umfaffcnb. CAPACIOUSNESS, s. bie ©cranmigfcit, SBcitc. To CAPACITATE, v, a. fa^ig, gcf(t)itf t moc^cu. CAPACITATION, s. Hc Bcibigfctt. CAPAcrrY. s. 1. bie ©crciumigfcit, U\ Umfang, DIanm, ©clay ; 2.' bie Sai l)tgfcit, ©cfc^icf (id)fcif ; ^affnngl^ fraft, eiiifidbt ; ©cwalt, SJa.-bt, ba« 33ermbgcii ; 3. bcr Stanb, 3m1anb, 6baratter, bic SBiirbc. CAPARISON, s. bic ^Pfcrbcbccfc, S(^a= bracfc. ' To CAPARISON, v. a. 1. bic Scfiabratff auflcgcn; 2. augjlafftrcn, pompljaft bcrangpu^cn. CAPE, s. 1. bag (Sap, gSorgcbirge; 2. ber .Slragcn (am 2JJantcI) ; — of Goo<{ Hope, bag 93orgcbivgebcrgntcn .Soffa itnng; — town, bie (Sapfta'bt bafclbfl; — wine, bcr (i^apnjcin. CAPER, s. 1. bit Jtapcr; 2. bic gaprto» le, bcr SBocfgfpruiig, Suftfpnmg; — bush, — tree, bic jtapcrftaubc, be» Jlaperbaum ; — sauce, bic ,$taper= briibe ; — spurge, Springflirncr (\)om @rtract beg .)?apcrbannig) ; to cut —a Snftfpriinge niad)cn. To CAPER. V. n. 6aprio(cn mac&cn. * ^iipfcn ; to — about, umfcer fpringcn. CAPERER, s. bcr Springer, (£cil tanjcr. CAPILLACEOUS, adj. mic Cami.lary qd. vid. CAPPI1X.A1EE, s. bcr (5;rauttt[;act- fin-up. CAPILLAMENT, s.'i. bic f;fl(trbunne fvibcr bcr ?lcrucn ; 2. bic fafeiigcn (gtanbfabcn, bag i^aarige an bcii 5l?flanjcn. CAPPiLLARY, Lai?/. l)aarfprmig,T)aar= fcin ; — veins, ^aavgcfajjc, .^aars abern ; it. .?. bag .giaargcf.if;. CAPiLOTAPE, s. bag Stagpitt \m\ Hria gcbarftcm Slcifdie. CAPITAL, I. s. 1. bie .fi; 3. .§aupt.. , sorn^-brnf^; — city, bic .^auptflabt • — crime, cin .ganpti obcr 2;obcgsfrbrcd)cii ; — letter, fin >*,''aupt= obcr 9InfanggbHr^flabe; — siiif), cin Stniciifd)iff'; — stock, baS .^auptgclb, (Stammgeb, nrfpriing: {td)c (Capital, bcr rtoub. CAPITALLY, adij. pciiiHcb, bii)ggfrirf't- licb; to proceed — a'jainst one, gtgcti Scmanb p*tin!irb »cvfnl)ifit ; — coi>- victed, cincg pcinlic^cn 3Jcvbrc(|en3 itbcrti)icfen, beg Sobcg fctmlbJg. CAPITALIST, s. fin Sictitircr, ^infens bcjieber, gapttalifi. CAPITATION, s. 1. bic Bobliing narS ben J£i3pfcn; 2. bag Jlopfgclb, tie ,Scv>f)lcucr, Sd^a^nng. CAPITOL, s. bag Kapitofiiim. CAPiTOLiNE, ndj. jum (Sapitol gc^orsg. CAPITULAR, .9. 1. bcr gapiiulitr. ©tiftgberr; 2. bag (Sapitulare. To CAPITULATE, v. n. ctnen iltrglctc^ fc^lic9cn; capttulivcn. CAPITULATION, s. bcr SScrglcicJ), Jtf Capitulation. CAPITULATOR. s. cincr bcr 3jerglcki6« cingebt, capitulivt. CAPivi-TREE, s. bcr St^tibnng; weip* ^alfambaum (Copai/em — /J. CAPNO\LANGY, s bie ilCabvfogfref ani bem Dpfcrrandic bci ben 9Uten. CAPOCH, s. bic 3)?bnd;gfappc, ^wttt. CAPON, s. bcr Jtapiiuu ; — 's tail, bet Sialbrian. r.(CAP;)N, V. a. lappcn, fapauncn, c«* ftrircn, «erfrf)uciJ>cn, ciitmanncn. CAPONNIERE, s. Fort, bcr bebcdftf @ang in einem ge{lunag(jraben, 5*> CAPU CARD CARG ;apot, s. bcv Sa^Jpt, obev iDtatfcf) (im ^tquttfvtele) To CAPOT, V. c cavot mad)en, mat= fdieu. cv'.PPER, s. bci- aniifeeuma^cr, 3]?it= 4\fnl)nnblcr. UAl'REOLATE, adj. vaiiEeiib, mit 3iaii= feu obcr ©abeldjen. CAPRICE, s, bev ©iacuftnn, -ic ©vitte, gaitnc, bet (Stnfau. CAPRICIOUS, (arfi).— ly), a*/^. 1. eigcn= ftnntij, tounberltrf), fcltfant, gi'illti] ; 2. iniit^n.HUtg. CAPRICIOUSNESS, s bte njujibcvttc^e, etQenftimigc ?amie. CAPRICORN, s. Ast. T. bcf Steiuborf (im S^tei-fi'ctfc). CAPRiFiCATlON, s. ba» j^ortpffaiiscit anb 3Jetfeii bev grurt)te (getgcit). CiAPRiFOLE, *. ba§ ©etpblatt, 3flau= gcrjielieber. DAPRIFORM, adj. glctc^ filter 3if(5f' CAPRIOLE, s. bie Sapi-iple. CAPRIPEDE, adj. jiegeubodfsfugiq. CAPSICUM, g. bet fpaiitfd;e ^fcffev. To CAPSIZE, V. a. Sea Exp. Uimi'Cl-feU ; ' umtcljrcit, umbre^en. CAPSTAN, ? s. JV. T. bet J?abc|1aii, CAPSTERJV, y bag ©angfptU, bte iUe, ©c^iffstciitbc ; gear — , bag fkiite Oaiigfpili; main— , baS gvope @au(]fptll ; to come up the — , »Oin ©aiigfviU \i^ abtvinbeit coon S:aufrt). :'APSUL,AR, (— y), adj. fapfelformti]. CAPSULATE (Capsulated), a>j. tit etlte ^apffl etitgefc^loffctt. CAPSULE, s. bie (fcaiitcnfa^fet. CAPTAIN, s. bcr 3lufitl)rer, i8efc^lsf)a= bet, gclb&err, i^auptmaim, (Sapttati ; (sea — ), (^c^ipcaptfiiit ; post — , eiit Cdjtpcapttati bev etn Sd^tff t>oit gsoatijig obet meljt: jtaitoncii coiu= Btaiibtrf ; — of loot, .^auptiitaim bet bev 3ttfantci-tc; — of horse, 3iiltmft= fier; — general, bcv @etteral=e';clb= mavfcbalt, Db€rbcfe()l6l)abcv, Selb= l^crf; —lieutenant, bCr @tabSCiVlpi= «- (ciiaff ; 2, ,grtert§mannft^aft. CAPTATION, s. bie SSciuerbung (um 9{jibever @unfl ober SBeifaUj; 6r= fd^Uicijuiig ; (Si^mcicfeclct. CAPTION, *. bte 6a))tiiv, a3cr'^aftnc{)= mujig. CAj'Tious (adv. — ly), adj. i. »evfang= lid) ; avgltflig, nac^fteHeiifc^ ; 2. U\= bclfitd-;ttg, jauffiidjtig, fsiinfifd). CAPTiousNESS, s. bie 3nn£fud)f. To CAPTIVATE,, v. a. 1. gefangctt ucfe= iiifti, fangen, eroberti, erlangcit, bci 3vei()cit beraiibcit, (fid)) uiiteniier= felt ; 2. Jig. feiTeltt, eiiiiic^mcii ; be= ftvittctt. CAPTIVATE, ad/. juiK ©efiingenctt gc= mcvfpn an bie man cnipfobicu ift, abgtcbt obev ubevicn= bet) ; — board, baai Jlvempelbvet, bie .fi'avtenbauE ; — wire, bev ,5tvaUbvabt. To CARD, V. a. fvcillpcln (aBolic, u. f. ttJ.)fammcn. CARDAMINE, «. * 'e aSicfcnhttTe ; JtucJucfsblume. CARDAMUM, s. bie ,Savb.imouif (^flanje); bcv J?arbainom (©ameu) CARDERS. 1. bcv Jtavtcnfptclev ; 2. bev SBoIIfammcv, 2BoUfrcinplcv. CARDIAC, I adj. jiim J^cvj gel;ijcig, CARDIACAL, J l^cvjftavfcnb. CARDIAC, s. bie .gcrjftdvfung. CARDIALGY, s. ba« .i^cvsttcb ; Sob:' bvcnucn. CARDINAL, L a. To CAREEN, r. I. a. (cin Sdjiff ) uni'- Icgcn, um e§ ju falfatcrn, ficU)olen ; 11. n. umltegeu, falfatert locvbcn; the ship careens, ba§ ©djiff fcgclt fdbicf. CAREER, .?. 1. bie aiciinbabii, Sauf-- cber (Sted)ba()n; 2. bcr oolle Sauf, fc{)i!cnfie @alo).iv ; ?auf; bod)ite ifU le ; to pass the — , ctitcn 5lulauf bctm 2;urnicr net)mcn. To CAREER, v. n. rciltteit, fitllcU kit:. fen, cileu. CAREFUL (adv. — ly), ndj. 1. fpvg= fiittig ; aditfam, «ovfid)ttg, bcbutfam, fovglid^, bcfovgt, bcfliffen, bcbad)t= fam, toadifam ; 2. fovgcnuoH, bc- jiimmevt, angftlid), bangc. CAREFULNESS, s. bicSovgfalt, (Spv= ge; 3Id)tfamfett, Sovgfamtcit, Sc= i)Utfamfett, iBovftd)ttgfc!t ; 33cfitm3 mcvnif. CARELESS (adv. — i,y). adj. forgloS, fovgenfvci, bciter, fvijbltro, aufgc=! rciumt, unbcfiimmcrt, nad)iaffig, gt- banfenIo«, uiiad)tfam, unbei)utfaW, un»orfid)ttg. CARELESSNESS, .?. bic Sovglofigfctt, S(?acft(afftgfcit, Unad)tfamfeit, \hu oovftcbtigteit. To CARESS, V. a. licBfofcil, licbcltt, firetd&ein, fdimctdiciii. CARESS, s. bie i^ijcbfofnug, liebveidx Q3egcgitung. CARET,.«.ba« (Sinfc^altung«5eid)fni s\. CARGASON, \l\ it. vid. Caiioo CARO CARR CART OAKGO. s. bit (Sd&iplnbuufl. CARIBEE, s. 1. bie carabifd()C 3nfe{; 2. ber ilaraibc. CARICATURE, s. hit ^nxUatm, ba§ 3en-btlb. To CARICATURE, v. a. 'm ^tXXhilH barftellen. CARICATURIST, s. ettt ^iXX' CbiX ©pottbtlbner. CARicous, adj (sDtt ®f(^n>uren) fci= fleitcirtig ; — tumour, bie BeiO">avje. CARIES, y. bie jjaulnip, bet: Seinfrap, CARINTHIA, s.ba« ^erjogt^uitt jlarn= tben. CARIOSITY, s. vid. Caries. CARIOUS, adj. (spu bcii Jtiipc^en) an= flefveffeit, faul; to make — , jcrfre[= fen; to grow — , faul luerbcit. CARLiNE ( — thistle), s. bic eiigltfc^e ®tftef, ebci-wurj. CARLINGS. .9. pi. jv. T.bte Jlielf^fe.- neii, Sc^erftocfeii (3lrt s8l5cfe). CARLOCK, s. bte ^aufetiblafe, vid. Isinglass. CARMAN, vid. unteir Car. CARMELITE, i.s. 4.bev darmclitcv ; 2. bie Kflrineliterbirii ; il. adj. jit beit 's^vumeliteru flcbijrtg; — nuns, bie @vtnneIitcnioiineii. CARMINATIVE, I. (KZ/.^Sla^mt^eit 3cr- tbcilenb, lijfeiib ; II. s. ba3 (5anntiia= tiy, pbei- WlitM bajii. CARMINE, s. ber (Sariuin, baS C?armtii= toti). CARN.^GE, s. 1. iaS S^iac^tett, 2)ie= ^t!it; 2. bas ©ciuf^el, ^Blutbab, bie ')tiebfrlniic, Jliaffe^emeljeltcr ,Siir= \>(x ; 3. Sp. T. baa asilbrec^t (Slcirrf) ba« bie i^iinbe unb S'.itfcn sou bent SSilbe bcfommeii). CARNAL (ad,,. — ly), adj. 1. ftcifd) = '.ic^, ftiiulirf); 2. woUiiftiij, uiisiid)^ tig ; carnal -minded, flcifa)(i(^ ([(- ftllttt ; — mindedness. bie ®VObftUU= lic^Eeit, SBclluii, 5feifci)eglu)l; — pleasure, bie fif ifc^Iicf)e Sltfl ; to have — intercourse for carnally to do) vvitli a woman, citie ?!;vaii fieifc^Iicft evfcn= nnt, fiii) fleif4)!ic^ mit i^i- »ermifc^en. CARNALIST, s. ber 2BoIliiftItng. CARNALITE, s. bcr wcUH* qcftiiutc iKenfd). CARNALITY, > «. bic IVfcifr&eSlufl, CARNALNES.S, 5 (eiiitilicbfett, ti)it' vifc^e ?^cgievbe. To CARNALIZE, r. a. ftllllltt^, Wols Uiflig mad)en. CARNATION, s. 1. bte 5?Ietfc^farbe, baS 3ucarnat; 2. bie ©arteituelfe, 5JSinbrpfe; 3. r. SIcifc()()aUiing, SavftcUung itiibefleibeter Xi)tiU bi'S iitenfcf)lic^cn Jlijrpers ouf ©emalbeu. CARNELIAN, s ber (lanieol. CARNEOUS, adj. fleifc^tg. CARNEY, .?. bei- gfofc^ i[5!J?itnb!ran!= ^eit ber 5)3ferbc). CARNiFiCATiON, s. s. T. baS 93cvflet= fc^cit. To CARNIFY, v. n. ("fleifc^ ailfc^Clt, ^Icifc^ werben, CARNIOLA, s. baS ^er^pgtfjum^raiit. CARNIVAL, s. ba§ (Sarna'oal, ber 5^- fc^tng. c.\RNiV0R0us, adj. flctfc^freffeitb. CARNOSiTY, s. baS Sfeif(i)gewad)§. CARNOUS, adj. fleifd)ig. 6'.\ROB-TREE, s. bcr 3pf)aimi'36rob= bflum. CAROCHE, s. bte Garoffe, 5Pvad;tEut= fc^e. CAROL, s. 1. tas Stcb, Siibedieb ; ber Sobgcfang; 2. (geiftlicfKr) ©efang. To CAPOL, V. n. /s- a. ftitgcii, jubelii ; beftngtn, lobftngcn, lobprcircn. CAROLINA, s. Carolina (iiorbnineri= f«ntfc^er (gtant). CAROLINE, Jtaroltne (Sraucitiiame). CAROTID, adj, ji. T. jii ben ^al«pul«= abcnigei)ijrig; — arteries, bte ^al3= Vul«= Pber ^auptfd;Iagaberit. CAROUSAL, s. ba^ (SaroufeU. To CAROUSE. V. n. jecfcen • faufen, reicbltd), ycrfc^vuenberifd) trinfen. CAROUSE, s. 1. bieSec^e, bas ®elag, ©atifgelag; 2. eine retc^lit^e 3)Jenge flavfcn ©etranfeS. CAROUSER, s. ber ^c^tx, 3ec&bruber. CARP, s. bcr Jlavpfcn. To CARP V. n. (to — at), itbcr ©ttDaS Dbcr .Jcr iSmn) fpottcn, ftid)eln, ((StroaS) tabcln, befritteln, burc^jie= t)eH, burc^bfc^fl't/ augbiJbnen. CARPENTER, s. ber ^intmermanrt ; — 's vA'ork, bic Stntmeravbcif. CARPENTRY, s. bit .Btmmerfititil, bciS 3iinntccl)aubmerf. CARPER, s. ber S;abler, S^iJtter, ©plifterric^tcr. CARPET, s. bcr Xippi^, bie 2:aVcte, gupbecfe ; fig. to be on the — , auf bein Xa\)tk (in Seroegung) fei)n ; to bring upon the — , tnS ©cfprdc^ bvin= gen; — binding, ber 2:eppid)bcfa|; — knight, bcr, n3eld;cr9iittcrimgi-ie= ben unb nid)t n>egcn 9lu§jeic^nung iin Jiricge rourbe ; — walk, bcr Sia= fenrorg. To CARPET. V. a mit XcJ^VtC^f" i>b«V- legcu, tapejieren. cariuagp:. s. 1. baS giibrcn, gabren, gprtbringcn, bie ^ortfc^affuug, ber 2;ran5port; 2. biejubvc; ba8'Suf)r= Jvcrf, ber aB.taen, Jlarveu'; 3. bie (^vad)t, baS '5ubrlof)n; 4. jry.ba3 53e= uebincn, sBetrageu, SSerbalteu, bic i'ianier, .&altnng, 9luffiibrung ; 5. T,jp. T. btx Jlarren, kii Siaufbrett (an ber iJJreffc) ; — of a horse, bie ^altung, bcr 'ilnptanb, (®aug) eincS $ferbe^; — of a coach baiS Jlutfc^cngeftcll ; — of a innrtar, bic ^cttung, bcr 2)JiJrfer= blocf; beast of —, baS Safttt)icr ; — stopper, bcr :i3rein§. CARRIC, s. in compos. — bend. -V. T. biX platte Jfnopf ; — bits, bie @eitenba= tinge beS Spitfa. CARiiiER, s. bcr Ueberbringer, Stirrer ; bcr Su^rniann, jlarner ; s8ote, 2;ra= gcr : — pigeon, bte SBrieftaitbe, Spofi= tauM. CARRION, L s. bHi 5IaS; \l. adj. 1. aafig ; 2. aafenb, 9lae freiTeiib. CARROT, s. bie 55J?i)bre, gelbe 3Iiibe ; — scoop, ber Diiibeniiec^cr. CARROTY.arf/. iu6f)renfarbig, roti)^aa= rig, fud;fig. To CARRY V. a. & n. 1. fii^ren, tragen, fabren, briiigen ; 2. fig. fovtfiitjrcn, fortriicieu (aulbe^ncu, j. 93. einc 1 9}taucr) ; 3. tragen (uon (5cf)ie9gc=. ttjebrcu); 4. treiben, betrcibcn, befor: bcrn ; 5, forffefeen ; 6. beroerffleUi= gen ; 7. ba»on tragen, eriangen, gc= anuneu ; 8. mitfiibieit, bci fic^ tra= gen, ro5c9 genjtiincn ; to — the day, bie Sct)Iac|tgcnjinncn,fic= gen ; to — coals, (SImkspeare /?.<$-. J.), ©cftintpf, ©eleibigung ertragcn; to — hops upon poles. .Oopfcn an Stan= gen in bie ^obe leiteu; it was carried, ts wurbe befc^loffen, ging burc^ (ein aSorf^iag, u.,f w.); to — a 'town, eine ^tabt crobern ; to — it, bie 0= berbanb bcfonimcn oberbebalten ; ftit brjcigcn ; to — it high, ftplj tbun ; to — into the book, tuS 93uc^ etntra- geit; to — to account, in ^lec^nunft bringen ; this horse carries well, bieftl ^ferb tragt ben ^opf gut ; carries low, Icipt ibn t)dngen ; to fetch and — , (5on4?unben) apvorttren; to — awty, wcgtragcn, n)cgfiit)rcn, niitne[)ineU; Sea. Ph. abbrec^en ; ba«ou tragen, er- ^altcn, UCrlcitcn; carried away witii ad- miration, son Sewunberung (bcjanbert) fortgcriffcn ; to — before, uoran tra» gen ; he carries all before him, cr un= terwirft ftrb 9lUe3 ; to — forth, or out. oorwdrts ober binauS tragen ober fiib^ rcn; }ur ©djau tragen; aupcrn, }ci= gen; to — forth an assertion, ClltC aJJcinung aufjieUen, »ovtragcn, be- l)auptcn ; amount carried forward, Af. £. (vSunima) S;ran8port (ju) ($olio2; to — off, bavpn tragen, ivcgfiU)= rcn, uiegf)oicn, entfiibrcn, abfii()rcn, Dcvtrcibcn ; wegfdjaffcn, ivcgrnffeu ; to— on, fii^ren; antrciben; bctrci= ben, fprtfefeen, fortfiiijrcu; bcfi)r= bern ; lie carries on great business, cr mad)t grp^e ©efc^afte; to — out, burd)fc^cn, au§fiil;rcn ; to — over. f)iniibcr fiii)vcn ober tragen; iibcrtva= gen, tranSportircn ; to — through, burd)fiibrcn, burd;fefecn, ausfiibreu; to — to and (fro) from, l)tU Unb micber fii^ren, bin mib ^cr tragen ; to — up. I)inauf fiil)ren, tragen ober bringen; to — (along) with, bei ftc^ fut)ren.' CART, s. bcr Jtarrcn, bie Jiarre; bai %nl)xmcxi, bcr 23agen ; — grease, bic ai3ageufd;micre ; — hor.se, bad 3ug= Vfer'b; — jade, bcr jtarrenganl; — house, ber 23agcnfcf)oppen ; — load, bie J?arren=(2Bagen=)labung ; — rone, baSiJtarrenfeil ; — rut, ba« Sabrgr- Icife, &\(ii, — saddle, bcr ©attcl anr wcld)em bic j?ette ober bcr (Strict* licgt, (in tveld^em bie I)cid}fc(n einca ,5tarrcn befeftigt ftnb; — 's tail, bad .§tntertt)eil am Jlarrcn ober SBageii ; — tilt, ber©ptege(, bie SBagcnbede. S3Iadbe; — way, ber (5al;rmcg; — wheel, ba3 ffiagcniab ; — wright, bcr Jtarrcn^ ober SBagenmac^er, ^tell= maci)er ; — timber, bai SBagcnbol?. TrtCART, V. a. (jnr Strafe) auf ciuem SBagcn ober Jlarren fe^cn, |)intcn an eineuJlavrenbinben. cartage, ». 1. baS Jl\urengelb, ?5;ubr= lofiu; 2. bie2Sagcufrad)t,'bie33cfpr- berung jur >ildjfc. CARTE-BLANCHE, s. ba§ SBlanqnct, bie uneingefc^rdnftc 33pllmaf^t. CARTEL, s. 1. bie fd)riftlid)e i^eran8= forberung ; 2. baS (kartell, per yi>cr= trag, *^ergleic^ (bcfonbcr^ >t'cgcn'.JIu«= tce^felung bcr ©efangencn, ober gc- genfeitigcr SluSlieferitng bcr Ucbcr^ Idufer) ; 3. baS ^larlcmcntdvfdjiif. CARTER, s. bcr Jldrncr, gubmianK. CARTESIAN, L s. bcr gartefiaitcr ; n. adj. carteftauifd). CARTHAGE, s. (?art^ago. CARTHAGINIAN. I. s. ber Sartljager ; II. adj. fartt)agifc^. CARTIIAMUS, s. btX Safflor ; — seed, ©afflorforner. CARTHUSIAN. \. s. btx .ftartbdufer- mond), .ft'artbdufcr; ii.adj. bieJtar* tbdnfer betreffcub. CARTILAGE, s. ber Jlnorpcl. CARTILAGINOUS, adj. fttorpclig, fuor» Veltt^t. CARTOON, .?. ber (Sarton, bie 5patronf (3)Iuftcrjctci^nung auf ftartem 5Ua^ pier). CARTOUCll, .-;. 1. bte 5patrontafcbc ; 2. Arch. T. bie^ioUe (nn bem Jtarutcti eiucr (siinlc). CARTRIDGE, s. bte ^Puluerrolle, 5J3a=- tvane, iiJabung; — box, bie ^atrou- tafc^e. 6) CASH CAST CASl OAirtTcr-ARY, «. 1. bas Urfmtbenbtt(i& ; 'ilrdjio ; 2. bee Slrcbiuar. OARUCATE, s. bcr aJJovjeit, ber spflag i^anb, bie ^ufc. CARUNCLE, s. bte Dritfc, bev %Ui^ci)= auSroud)§. CARUNCULAR,a-/;". eiitcvDriifc al)nlid). CARUNCULATED, nrf/". llUt eillfllt 5IU§= j»uc^«, ctitcr @ef($roulft «evfel)cn. To CARVE, V. a. <$■ 7i. 1. fc^llCtbeil, l)au= t\i; 2. fct)ui^en, auSfc^nebcit, n!i«= Ifeaucn ; 3. uovfrf)ncibcu, jerlegcn ; 4. bie Uiilbl)iuici-et tret[H-it, 33^l^t)auel• fe'.nt ; 5. fg. scrt^etku, wiUfiibvlic^ ftnitc^tctl ; carved-work, bie gcfc^tli^: te 3lfbcit ober3'W«t^fn. CARVEIj, s. vid. Caravel. OARVEii, s. 1. ber (Scfini^cr, 5?ilb= fdjiii^cr; 3lu3^aitcr; !Bi(bl)nuci-; 2. Sjovfc^itdbft ; 3. taS 3?orlegemcf[cv ; — 's work, 5Btlbf(^ni§ei'= obcr 5J3iIb= [(auerarbctt. JARVING. s. 1. baS ©c&iictben, «. f. ;u,; 2. Sdmt^TOcrf; — knife, ba§ Svandjivincffev. CARYATES, ^s. pi. ^rr.k. T. i)k(S(l- CARYATIDES, ) v^atibcii (©(iulcn ebiT^4^fttlci- ill lueiblidjer ©efialt). CASCA15EL,, s Gun. T. bie S^Vaubc ObCt bee Jtiippf fjintcit nil bet Jlaiioue. CASCADE, s. bee SBafferfall, 38affer= ftitrj. CASE. s. 1 . bal 'gutf cra[, gutter, ®et)mi= fc, bie Jl\ipfc( ; bie Scfeeibe ; bie .^iiU ic, .§ulfc, CDecfc, ^R'oviJft berUeber= jni]; 2. b- ^e;— ■ knife, ba§ ^liid^fiiiueffer ; —of knives, eilt ifJcfferbeitccf ; —of a mast, jv. T. cill 2)iRed)iiiiug bcjal^feii, ciutofeit, eiu= tafftvcii. CA.S(iEVV-NUT, s. bic (Slev^aiiteiilauS, Qlfajnnuf). CASHIER. s. ber (Saffircr. Ta CASHIER «. n. 1. CafjlVCrt; ahbail= feU; 2. ucriiic^tfu, imgiilttg macfeen. 02 CASHIER, s. ber Safftreiibe. CASHOO, s. (Sacijii, 6n«[)ii. CASING, s. 1. ba« Sutteraf, bie Sc^ei= be ; ber Ueberjiig, bie (Siitfaffung ; 2. baS ^yevavvc", Ucbcrtiinct)cii, bie 5Bev= fleibung (of timber-work, of a wall, bcg i^oljtBcifcg, an ^aufcni, eiiiera}?au= cr). CASK, s. 1. baS ga5 i bic S;oiine ; 2.. * ber .§elm, bie Sturinbnube. To CASK, V. a. til ciu 5a^ fiJUcit, ciii= ober aiipUen. CASKET, s. iaSSta^Ann, (3ci)mucff;ift= c^cii. CASPIAN SEA, ». ba8 caSptfc^c Slccr. CASQUE, s. * ber ■aS SBiirjcIbrob, CASSAVi (—a), i gjjaniofbrob (in Slmcrita), ber@affa«a {jatropUa — L) CASSEN.E,' \ '■ ^'^^ Safftiicnflanbc. CASSIA, s. bie O'afna, Gafftcn {Ca-tsia — A); — berry, bCV 'eiibfeCsJEilCC, %tf ragnai^tljce ; — berrybush, ciiiCASSK- NA {,- CaSSINK. CASSiDONY. s. bcr fran5?fifd;e?a»cn= bcl, St6c^a«. CASsiNO, s. ba8 ©afiuii) (tin ,ff:arteit= fpiel). CASSOCK, s. 1. ber engc ^ocl, ?eib= rocf, ba§ Uuterfleib bcr ®ci)llid)cn; 2, + ba« Dber£leib (bcr Solbatcn). CASSOWARY, s. ber Jtaffuar, S^oxn- «oge[. To CAST, V. i.n. 1. WKrfen ; 'binwcrfen, iun-njcrfcu, tiicgrocrfcn ; aiifiucvfen, auSmcrfcn ; 2. oon ftcfe gebcii, init= tt)cilcn, ycrbrcitert; 3. abivcifcn, ab= legcn, fto^cn, ftiirjcn, fcbicbcn; iven= ben; rirl)tcn ; 4. iimroerfcn, nieber- tvcrfen, bcficgcit, iibertrepn (im aisettlaufc, u. f. in.) ; 5. nieberjiebcn, jibermiegcn, ben 3lu«fc{)!ag gcbcn (j. i^. bcim Slbfitiinmen, u.'f. n).); 6. ycvuvtbei(cn; 7. cntracvfcii, abreiden, jcid)ncn; 8. gictJcn, mpbclii, fonni= reu; 9. an§vtv{)ncn, bered)ncn; 10. er= unigen, beuvthcilcn; (3ioUen) aug= tbetlcn, ucrtbcilcu; 11. n. l.nad)bcit= fen ; 2. ficb giciicii laffen, cine Sorin ncbmcn; 3. frumm werbcn ; 4. ab= fallen (beim Sic^ten bcr 'Winter) ; to — anchor, anfcril ; to — beams, firal); Icn ; to — candles, Sic^tc jicbcn ; to — clothes, bie Jtlctbcr abiucrfen obcr wer^fetn ; to — heat, i^t^c geben ; to — lots, loofeit ( — upon, uin) ; to — lustre, glanjcn ; to — seed, fiicn ; to — the feathers, fid) maufern ; to — the skin, flit hailtfll ; to — the teeth} bic gabneucrlicvcn; to — an account, cine jHcdjnnng anfi'e^cn ; to — a cri- minal, ciiicn 3ierbved;er v»entrtbeilcit ; to be — in a law suit, bctl 5)Svo5C§ »cr; licvcn ; to — one's nativity, (Sincill bic OJatiuitiit flcilen ; to — in one's mind, or with one's .self, bct fid) iibcr= Icgcn, fid) bcfinneii ; to — about. nin= >verfon, untber Jucrfen ; aiif ^DJittcl iinb 3Bcge fiiincn, beiuin benfen, ii= berlcgcn'; to — against, UDrwcrfcn, yprriirfcu; to — aside, bci Scitc lc= gen; to — away, wcgwcrff 11 ; ycr= fd)tcnbevn, »crfittuenben; to be — away. <5d)iffbrnd) (cifen ; to — behind, Snriidnjcrfen, jnriij laffen ; yorfpvtn= gen, ?nv>or fominen ; to — a look be- hind, fid) ttnifcben, binter fid) feben; to — i)y, yenuevfen ; ablcgen , to — down (on(;'s eyes), llicbcrfdjli.gcn (bte ?lugcn ) ; to — forth, t)inau8 werfen ; anSiverfen, son fid; gebcn ; vcrbrct= ten ; erftrc(fen ; to — in, \}\Mm wtx- fen, einwerfen; Jcibrtngen, .infu^* ren ; to — into a sleep, einfd;Iafern ; to — off, abrjerfcii, abfdyiittclit, iion fid) tocrfen, ablcgen, anSjiebcn, fab= ren laffen ; scvivcrfcn ; rtbbnnfen; vicvftopcn; nbrocifen; ycvlaffcn; jn= riiif laffen ; iiborbolcn ; Sp. E. IoS= laffen (bie 3flgbl)Hnbe) j to — out, binan« luerfcn obcr flottcn; au8wcr« fen, flueflopen ; fid) Suft mad)cn (buvc^ bcftigc 3Sorte) ; to — outdeviia, (in ber 4Mbel) 3::cufcl auStreiben • "to — up, anfa'crfen ; »omircn, aucfpcis en; an§rcd)nen, bcred)nen, anfc^la= gen ; jnfamincnsablcn ; to — np (a cal- culation), einen 3lnfd)lng mad)en; in bie ,§61)6 wcrfcn, obcr vicbtcn, ouf= fd)!agen; to — up noisome vapours, fd)ablic^e 2)iiufie auSbaiicben, yon fid) geben ; to — upon . . , fcbicbcn auf .. ; bcred)ncn, anfd)lagen ; to — one's self upon one, fi^ ciuf Scmanbcn »er=: laffen, fid) an tbinocnbcn; com■p^>.^. — away, bcv 9liisnjHvf; iBevTOorfejie, SScrbanimte 5 adj. mcggouorfcn ; — iron, ba« Outjeifch ; — steel, bcV gJ» qoffenc ©tabl. OAST, s. 1. ber 3Bnrf • bad SBerfcii ; 2, bcr ®u§; ba8 gegoffcnc Silb ; bie gorm ; fig. ®cftalt; 3. bcr aiiilert 9lnf(^ein; 4. bcr *-8ltrf';5. bcvStreic^ ; 6. bic ©attnng, 9(rt ; Sla\it ; nn^n oi our — , Seute nnfercS (Sd)!agts ; — of the eye, bcr iMiif ; to have a — in one's eye, fd)ielcil ; — of nnnd, tit @einiitt)8-, bie Senfnng^art; — 01 drapery, bcr galtenantrf (tincS @e= n.ninbc§, bet ben 'JJJalcrn); — of parts, "bHi 3?0llcnfaf{) ; measuring — , ber HBuvf (al§ ?aitgcnma§) ; to be at the last — , auf« yicugcrfte gcbr«c^t (ia bcr Jltcmmc) fc«n ; — of green (!i greenish—), Wa« in§ ®riinc fiilJt; the — of the periods, ber ^eriobcnbon ; a — of merlins, (hawks), Sp. E. fo t\d galfen alS auf rinnial onS ber^anb ^croorfcit njcrbcn ; a stone's — , eij! feteinivurf. CASTANKi', s. bic (Jailagncttf, ,Rlap3 per jnm %n\\\. CASTELLAN, ,9. bcr (JaftcHan, !Sd)loB= yogt, SQurgypgt. CASTELLANY, .s-. bic (SafiellaHct, Sd)lo9vpgtei, 53nvgBogtci. CASTELLATED, adj. 1.' UntbaUt; 2. iitit 2;biivmri)en yi-rjiert. CASTELLATiON, s, ba« iCcfefiigen et' nc« ,§anfc«. CASTER, s. 1. ber SBcrfcr ; 2. S'led)«cr, 9lu§ved)ner ; 3. bie ©araffine ; 4. baa (mcffingenc) 9ii31Id)en ; pepper — , eis lie ^fcfferflrcubiid)fc. To CASTIGATE, v. a. jiifbtigcn, bcftra= fen, ocvbcffern. CASTIGATION, s. bic 3iic^tigimg, 93e= ftrafung, aScrbcfferung. CASTIGATOR, . , ,^f.,;„,-fA CASUISTICAL, \ "''> "n'tP'W- CASUISTRY, s. bie {5afuifKt,(aBifren= fc^«ft, ©ewiffcnsfvai^cu ju cntfci)ct= beuj. CAT, s. 1. b> ,ffate, bcr Jlater; 2. ba8 Jtatf(^{ff ;^, bas S;onft(3cflcU ; — o- (— of, or — and) nine tails, bte idc. — ly), J 7'. gfjnjungcn, itbertrieben. CATACO.MRS.S. pi. bic 5Begrabnt^griif= tc, Jtatafpinbeii. CAT ACOUSTICS, s. p>. T. bic Sc^re som aEicbcrfcbctiie. CATADIOPTfirC (— cal), adj. baS StC^t jnrarfflrablenb. CATAfiMATlC. m!j. Mr.d. T. fcftmac^cnb, ^arfcKb, SriicJjc beilcnb. CATALEPSis, I s. Med. T. einc ?lrt CATM.EPsy, ^ cpnBiil)unfd)cr@tarr= iu^t ; 3crriittnng be« ®c^irn«. To CAT.\LOGUE, f. n. ctncn Catalog fertigen; \\\ eirttn Jtatalog bringcn.' CATALOGUE, !.. biTT Jtatalpg, bo3 58er= jcicbntp. CATAMITE, s. bcr jur Unjuc^t gc^rtl= tcnc J?nabe. CATAPASM, s. s. T. ba§ ©frcupitlycr. CATAPiioNics, s. p/. bte Sebre som 3uriirfvraUen be§ Scfiancg. CATAPHRACT, s. bcr aflcttcr in feincr solligcn OJitftuKg. CATAPLASM, s. s. T. ber erwctc^cnbc Umfcblag, baS .ilrantcrpflafter. CATAPULT, s. bie Jtatapulta, a3urf= ntafci)ine. CATARACT, s. 1. bcr (grofjc) aBnffer= fall ; 2. ber Slugenftaar. CATARRH, A bcr itatarrl;, glnp tm .gianptc, ftarfe Sct)nupfcn. CATARRHAL 'Catarrhous), adj. ta- tarrbalifc^, Riifftg, fcfjnupfcnfvan!. CATASTROPHE, s. 1. bic Jtataftropb?, fr^nelle SBcnbung, (Sntancfelung (ei= uc8 2;raucripicl8; ; 2. ji^. baS (trans rigc) @nbe. To CATCH, V. a. Sr n. 1. fangctt, faffcrt, crgrcifcn; nnffangen, cvmifc{)cn, cr= tappcn, erbafc^cn ; erbaltcn; fd)niip= pen; erreidjen; 2. anficcfen, anftc= cfenb fei;n; 3. jig. einiiebincn, fcffeln ; to — a glimpse of, Crblicfcn ; to — one's eye, Stitew tnS Singe fallen ; to — cold, ft^ evEaUcn ; to — a fall, eincn ?;all tbnn ; to — iioid of . . . , ftc^ an (Stwiio anbaltcn, (StiuaS crgrcifen ; to — one in his own words, Sinen nitt fctnen cigenen SBortcn fangen ; to — at, nad) (Stwas grcifcn, rdjnappcn, bafd)en,.^^. trad)tcn : jn fangen fu- *cn, nadjftcllcn; to — on, bangen bleiben; to — up, anffangcn, itic(ftct= ^cn, retteiu CATCH, s. 1. ber {^ang, ©rtfj; SRanb, bic Scnte; 2. ^er 9Jnnbgcfang,2ijcc^: fclgefang, ba§ Slnglicb, bi? Qngc, ber Jianon; 3. furje Biuifdjcnraum, 3lb= fa^ ; 4. Saner ; 5. bcr .(jafen ; — of a lock, bcr Scblic9bnfcii ; — "f 'i door, bie S^biivtiinfe, bcr ^fortcnring ; to be (lie) upon the — , anf ber *>Janer liegen ; by catches, abgcfc^t, iscd)felmeife ; drunken catches, XrinfltCbcr ; — fly, ber SHcgcnfangcr; — line, r?//>. T. bie Sc^Iufiseile ; — poll. bcr.Odfd)er ; — word, Typ. T. bCr ©ufloS (CtlteV iBlattfeite). CATCHER, s. bet Stinger, Grgreifer, i^afcl)er. c.VTCHKG, adj. anflccfciib. CATCHUP, *. cine pifante aiiet ycvf(^ic= bencn Jtrautern (bcfoiibcrS aw^ (5b>iinVignon§) bercitetc Sauce. CATE, s. vid. Cates. CATECHETICAL (ado. — i,y), adj. &■ adn. fatccictifcf), fragweife. To CATECHISE, v. a.'l. fatcd)ifitrcn, im Jl'ated)iSinu8 untcrrid)ten ; 2. bcfra= gen, eruminircn, ocvbiircn. CATECHISER, s. btr jlatccfciftrcnbc. CATECHISM, s. bcr .5tated)i«muS. CATECHisT, s. ber ^atet^et. CATECHISTIC, } adj. Wic CATECHISTICAL(a(2i3. — ly), 3 cateche- tical and — ly. CATECHUMEN (— knist), s. bcr Jlatc- d)anien, ©laubcn^lebrling. CATECHUMENICAL, axlj. JU bCll ^tatC- d)nmencn gebijvig. CATEGORICAL, (adr. — ly"). adj. fatcgO= rifd), bcftimmf, au«briidlid). CATEGORY, s. T. bie Jtatcgoric, 6taf= fe, Ovbiiung, baS 5}Jrabicamcnf. CATENARIAN, ) ,. «^..„„^,.f,- CATENARY, ' ^ «''>««cnaitig. ToCATENATE, c. a. fettcn, fcffcIn ; scr^ fetten. CATENATION, s. btc 3SfrfcUuiig. CATER, s. 1. Me 3Stcr auf .Karteu JutJ SBiirfelll J 2. — or Caterer, bcr Sin: fdafcr, ^rooi(;ntnicificr ; Catereis, bic Sln^gcbcrinn ; in compos. Catercousin, bcr jueitldnfige :ibcr cntfernte 3>cri wanbte. To CATER, V. n. (— for), (?cbcn«mtt=: tel) anfdjaffcn, fceforgen. CATERPILLAR, s. bte S^aUpC. To CATERWAU.^,».7i. miaucn ; f^irci-- en, Idrnicn. CATERWAUL (Caterwauling), s. Hi ^'a^cngcfdjret ; @efd)rci, Oetitfe. CATES, s. pi. bic ^cdcrbiffen, 9lal)= ruugfimittc!, Spcifcn. CATHARIST, s. ein 4>uritnner. CATHARTICAL (Cathartic), adj. I.' yurgircnb, abfiibrcub ; 2. cathartics, .j. pl. $urgirniittcl. CATHARTICALNESS, s. bflS 5lbfii^= venbe. CATHEDRAL, I. adj. bifcbofltti), fiift§s ntdgig; II. s. bte .iRatbcbralfirc^e, S)omtird)e. CATHEDRATED, adj. ben 2fbrPut)lbc= trcffcnb. CATHETER, s. s. T bcr ilat^ctcr, bas Urinrobrcben. CATHOLIC, I. s. bcr J?atbo{if ; ii. odj (adv. — ly), 1. fatbolifd), allgcnmn ; rcd)fgi;iubtg ; 2. uoiurtbeilafrci (li beral). CATHOLICISM, s. 1. bcr fatbolifd^f ®inube; bie 3(nbdnglid)fcif an beB= fclbcn ; 2. Sorurtbctlsfrcibcit. CATHOLiCNESS, s. btc *Jlllacmcin^ett. CATHOLICON, s. bic Uniscrfolatiscnei. CATKIN, s. ba3 j^d^d)cn an @ti»ad}= feu ; bic jufammcnbdngcnbcn (2anicn= Jtapfclu; iaS iSlooS an )viil}d>cn 9hi6bdunten. CATLING, s. 1. ba§ 3)?00« r™/. Catkin) ; 2. s. 7'. ba« Jlnorpelmcffer, 3«*"9l^'= bernngsmcffcr. CATOFraiCAL (Cat.jptricJ, I. adj. T. fatoptrtfcb ; II. catoptrics, s. pl. bit J?afoptrif, Spicgclfuufi. CATSUP, vid. Catchup. CATTLE, s. boS (3ug=) SSie^, ja^me S3ieb, 9Jtnb»ic^. CAUDATE (Caudated), adj. gcfctiwdnjt. CAUDLE, s. bie Jlraftfu'ppe, sUraut^ fuppe. To CAUDLE, V. a. fine^raftiH^pe ma» d;cn. CAUF, i>. ber Sifcbfaficn. C.\UK, s: baS Pcffige <5ranciiglas. CAUKY, adj. frauchglaSarfig. CAUL, s, '1. bas 9^6, .gaarne^ bet (^vauenjimmcr; 2. bie SQc^bont ; to he born with a — , ciu SoiintagJf inb f«V)n. CAULDRON, s. vid. Calpron. CAULIFEROUS, adj. ©tcnqct tretbcnb. CAULIFLOWER, s. bcr SfuincnEcbl. 7b CAULK, vid. To Calk. CAUSABLE, adj. aiiSfiibrbar, miigfid). CAUS.AL (.adn. — ly), adj. nrfiid;lid;, griinblicb. CAUSALITY, 5. bie SSirfung eincr Ur- facbe; »rtrfenbe Uri'ac^c. CAUSATION, s. bie aScrnrfac^nng. CAUSATIVE (adv. — ly), adj. T. etne Urfacbe anjcigenb, urfdd)Iid). CAUSATOR, s. bcr 93cruifacbfr, Urbc^ ber. CAUSE, 5. 1. bie UvfadK; 2. bet @runb, UmfEanb ; first — , ber llr= gvunb aller Singe; 3. bcr ^'ro.^c^. bie Sttci)c, bte spartci; toMandfoj-thu (rood — , c§ nitt bcr gnten <2ad)e haU ten ; do as you see — , tbuc, Unc e« biC Sacbc erforbcrt. To CAUSE, v.-a. ycrnvfad;cn, »erat>!af= fen, bciinrfcn ;'to — to dn-, &c., tbnn iaffcn ; to . — to vi-ite, fcftrciben l_af= fen; — liim to come hither, lap ibo iictfoiitmen. 63 CEAS CENS CERE CAUSELESS (ado. — ly), adj. O^lie Ur= fai^e, gvunbloa. CAU6ELES3NESS, s. bic ®l'Unblofti]!cit. CAUSER, s. bci- Uvtjeber, bie Urfadje. CAUSEWAY, ) s. 1. bie 6[)auiTce, bcv CAUSEY, ) ^orfjmcj^ ; 2. 2)amm. CAUSiDiCAL, adj. etitcii 3lbvocatcit bc= tvcffenb. CAUSTIC, I. s. has 9le^mittcl, 33reitn= inttfcl; n. (— cai), adj. fauftifd), a^eiib, breiiueub ; — stone (caustone), fccr ^ollenfteiii. CAUSTICITY, s. C/l. T. Hi a%mH Jtraft, Sc^arfe. CAUTELOUS (adv. — ly), adj. + SOrflC^= til], bc^utfain ; tjiuterlifitg, argliflig, tiemit^crifc^. CAUTELOUSNESS, s. + btC 930V)"tC^t, SeljutfamEeit. CAUTERISM, ) s. US SluWCltbcn CAUTERIZATION, J cincs 3k^= obev 33rennmittel«, baS 33reniicit, ^Hcftcit, bie S^obtbreiinung. To CAUTERIZE, v. a. bVCItncn, (tljCU, we(]beifeeit, wegbrennen, Vfffe«"- • CAUTERY, s. hn SSveiiiten, Sle^eit. CAUTION, s. 1. bie a3ovftd)t, a3cf)ut= famffit; 2. (Saiitiott, Siirgfc|»aft, (Si= c^cv^cit; 3. O^egel, SSarnuiig. To CAUTION, V. a. WavUClt (— againsi, uor (f troal). CAUTIONARY, adj. 1. njaVUCllb ; 2. alS CAUTIOUS {adi\ — ly), adj. «Dl-riti;tig, be[)utfain; roac^fam. CAUTIOUSNESS, s. bie SSovftc^t, S8e= fiutfamfeit. CAVALCADE, s. bev ^luf^iifl jii ^Pfctbe. CAVALIER, I. s. 1. beraicttef; Stirter; (laoatier ; 2. bev Stiifiiiuger MaxlS l. ; 3. etti I)0(^^er5i3cr JtvtegSmanit ; 4. Mil. T. bic Jlafee ; cin 5luf»uvf (5lrt s8ntflroci)r) uoti @rbe ; ii. adj. 1. bras, mitt|)ig, cbcl, biebcr, ftolj, feci ; 2. trofeig. CAVALIERLY, adn. trutstg, aiimaiiciib. CAVALIERNES3, s. bic 2;rofei3feit, yiii= iita^ung. CAVALRY, s. bic Dictfcvci, 6ii»aUerte. CAVATION (Cavazio.n), s. ba§ J£eIIcv= grabcii. CAVE, s. bic ^'i)i)U. To CAVE, V. '.. 11. in einein Stdkv, obc r tit eincr ^6&Ic n)of)nett; ll. a. t)o^l madden, au«t)0&teii. CAVEAT, s. bic (f rinneruitg, SBantiing. CAVERN, s. bie .g)ijl)tc. CAVERNED, adj. 1. sollcr .§5{)Ien ; 2. in ^o{)lcii tt}of)neiib. CAVERNOUS, adj. Uofl .^ij^lcil. CAVISSDN, s. bet; ,KapiJ5aitm. CAVIAR, s. bee (Saoiar, gefaljcne ©t5f= vogeti, bic 9togcncicr. To CAVIL, V. n. yevfaitglic^c ©intuiivfe mad)eu; fpi^fiitbig tabelii, flvcitcii, iniifcln (— at, iibev). CAVIL, s.bif (5pi&finbtgfcit,iSop^ijlc=: ret, SDiaEclei. CAVILLER, 5. bci: Sov^tfi, SBortflau= ber. CAVILOUS (ado. — ly). adj. fpi)}ftllbtg, fopbijiifd), uevfaitglic^. CAViN, s. MU. T. bev ^ofjlnjcg obev ©mbett. CAVITY, s.bie^ 6 ^Iititg, ^o^Ie, jltuft. To CAW, D. n, £i-acl;scn (»ic eine CAYENNE (pepper), s. bcv fpatiif^e (catjeiinen) ^fcffcr. CAYMAN, s. vid. Caiman. CAZYauE, s. bev Jlajife (antcriEani= fctje ^aulptling). To CEASE, 1). I. n. 1. auf&ijrcii ; obIaf= fen, iiac|(affen; rubcn; 2. »evgci;euj n. a. ciuftctlcu, enbtgcn. CEASELESS (adi?.— ly), adjf.linauffjijv: lic^. CECITY, s. bie Slinb^eit. CEDAR, s. bie '^i'tstx, bev 3f Sjcvbaum ; — like, adj. SCbcrngtct^ ; Cedarn, adj. vid. Ceduine. To CEDE, D. a. i. T. ccbtvcn, abtvctcH, iibevlaffen; nacbgeben, t»eid)cn. CEDRINE, adj. jcbcvn, wi Qcbevni)!)!}. CEDUOUS, adj. fallbav, fd)[agbav. To CEIL, v.a. tafein; Ceiling, s. bill S^cifclwevf, bie getdfeltc Decfc.. CELANDINE, s. bic ©rfjmalbcnwuvj, bit? ©d)eilEritUt {ChcUdonhim— L). CELATURE, s. 1. bieJtuiift ju gvabcn obev ju fi-bnciben, 33ilbfr^neibevci ; 2. geftoc^cne !Jlrbcit. To CELEBRATE, c. a. 1. ^JVeifcn, CV^e= ben, »evt)evrlid)cii ; 2. feiern, fcicrlicti bcgci)en. CELEBRATION, s. 1. bic ©vbcbuug ; baS ?ob, bie Sobvebc •, 2. (5eifv ; 3. baS 5)3reifen, Seievn. CELEBRATOR, s. bcv Sobvcbitcr. CELEBRITY, s. bcv 9iit[)m, bic a3e= vii£)mtl)eit; gcicv; bev^veiS, biiSSob. CELERU.C, s. bcv (Sclleric mit JJnolJcn. CELERITY, s. bic ©cfcfenjinbigfcit. CELERY, .?. bev (Jelicvte. CELESTIAL [adn. — ly), I. adj. t;illtin= lif^ ; the twelve — signs, bie jWiilf .^immels^cic^en; ii. .?. bcvi^immel!|= biivgcv, Selige. CELESTCN, s. bcv So[e(tincvmi3nd). CELIAC, adj. 5unt Untcvleibc gcbSvig. CELIBACY, Celibate, s. bcV C^elcfe (le= bigc) ^iw.'^. ■ CELii, n. 1. bie 3flif ; 2- >*^iittc. CELLAR, s. bcv Jtellev. CELLARAGE, s. 1. bic jtcllcvei ; 2. baS JtcUcvgctb ; 3. bcv Jtellcvjina. CELLARER, \s. bcv JlcUncv, ,$lcllcr= CHLLARTST, J mctflcv. CELLARET, s. cin giafdjcnfcllcv. CELLULAR, adj. ^cUig, scllcnfovintg CELSiTUDE,s.btc.6o^eit, Gv^nbcnfictt. CELTS, s. pi. bie .^cltcn. CELTiC, adj. fclttfd). CEMENT, s. bcv (Scment, ajiortel, Slitt, bie Sot^e ; fig. baS ^Banb. To CEMENT, v. L a. 1. initSUoVtcI OCV= binbcn, fittcn, uevfitten ; 2. fig. uev= binbcn, bcfeftigeu ; ii. n. fcfl. fei;u, 511= faminen[;angeh.' CEMENTATION, s. brtS ^tttcit, a3ev= binbcn. CEMEi\TER, s. bcv 33evbinbcnbe. CEMETERY, s. bcv sBcgvabnip^Iafe, Jlivc^l)pf, ©otte^ntcfcv. CENATORY, adj. jnv Slbcnbnia^ljcit ge[)i)vig. CENOBITICAL, adj. fiijftcvnc^. CENOTAPH, s. ba« leeve ©vab, (S[;vcn= gvabmal. CENSE, s. bie (Stcucv, (Sc^a^nng. To CENSE, V. a. viiudjf vn, bcvand)cvu, vid. To Incense. CENSER, s. bas gf{and)fa9, bie 3fiauc^- Vfrtniie ; .Ko^tcn^jfanne. CENSOR, s. 1. bcv (Senfov (bci ben a\- tcn gjomcvn), @ittcnvi4)tcv; 2. 5?c= uvtf)eilcv, J?unfivi4)tev; 3. 3:ablcv; board of — s, 'iaS (Jcnfoveucollcgiitm. CENSORIAN, adj. bcn Gcnfov ange[)cnb. CENSORIOUS {adv. — ly), adj. tabc[= fit^tig, ftvenge. CENSORIOUSNESS, s. btc Sflbelfuc^t. CENSORSHIP, s. biis (Jcnfovamt. CENSUAL, s. Jit cinev ©d^iifenng gc^o= rig, cinev <2c{)iigung untcvwovfcn. CENSURABLE {adv. — ly), adj. tabet= baft ; ftvafbiiv, tabcInSii'cvti). CENSURABLENESS, s. btC S;abcInS= wiivbtgfeit. CENSURE, s. l.bcr 5:abcr, 3Scvtt5ei8; bic 3iiige ; 2. bie ©trafe, 9Sernvtf;et= lung. To CEKSURE, V. a. 1. tabclii, viigcn, f^cUcu; 2. vcvnrtbciien. CENSUS, s. bic 3aM«iig. Sd)i'i^itni3 (befonberS bcv vbmifc^cii ^Biivgcv). CENT, s. 1. bas .^unbcvt ; 2. bcv bur^== bevtftc 2;^cil etueS amcvifaiiifcben S^alevl ; at five per — , jU fiiuf 5)SvO- cent. CENTAGE, s. bie ^cjaljtung bcv 5pvD:- cente. CENTAUR, s. 1. bcv gcntaitv ; 2. .ist. T. bev ©c^ii^e (im ^bicvheife) ; — like, adj. ccntanvcnmiif ig. CENTAURY, s. ba§ iSaufcnbgiilbc::- fvant. CENTENARY, I. s. biiS i^nnbcvt, bai ftc^ cinmd in |iinbevt 3at)vcn creig^ net; u. mij. ^unbevt cntbalteiib, Ijuii- bcvtjaf)vig. CENTENNIAL, a^;. 1. I)Unlcrtja[)vig ; 2. jn f)unbevt3abven ge()5vig; 3. ctii- iiial in (junbevt %\\)xt\\ gcf($c{)cnb. CENTESLMAL, adj. ^Ultbcvtfi. CENTIFOLIOU3, adj. f)nnbcrtblaftevig. CUNTIPEDE. .?. bcv t^unbevtfup, '^[iu fug (cin giftigcs Snfect). CENTO (Centos), s. 1. bitS ScntO; 2. bnntfdjcifigesn-fammcngeflirftcJtfcib, SlidtBcv!. CENTRAL {adv. — ly), adj. CClttVitl (iu bent obev urn bcn ajlittclvitnft). CENTRE, s. bcv 2)Itttelvunft, W% Scn= tvnm ; — bit, bev 6"cntrumboI}vcv; — of gravity, bcv ©d;mevpunft. To CENITIE, V. L a. 1. in bcn SKttcI^ pnnft bringen; 2. coucentviven, \\\i\ eincn 5puuft ycveiuigcn, »cvfamnicln; II. 74. 1. in cincrt ^nnft jufainmcnlan- fen, Dcvciiit fc»n ; 2. (wic iin ®lctd)= gewid)te) rnbcn, fid) Ijalten; tm Wxt- tclpunEte fci;n. CENTRIC {adv. —tally), ndj. \\\ bc« snjittclpunft gefieUt. CENTRIFUGAL, adj. T. »0m 2Rittcl = :punftc abftvebenb. CENTRIPETAL, adj. T. gcgcn bCU 3JJtt- tclpuuEt f)inftrcbcnb, anftvcbcub. ^ \ CENTUPLE, ? V. a. l^UnbCVf- -"' \ CENTUPLICATE, \ f.icfe ycvntcl)= vcn ; Centuple, adj. I;uubevtfa^, l)un= bevtfaltig. To CENTURIATE, v. a. '\\\ .gnnbcvte cin= tbcilcn. CENTURIATOR, ) s. bcV ®cfd)ir|)t' CENTURIST, 3 fd>vcibcv,bevfet!ic ®cfct)it^te nac^ Saljvl^unbcvten cin= ti)cilt. CENTURION, .5. bcv .§auptmann Hbcv 100 3JJann (bci bcn attcn 3Wmcvn). CENTURY, s. l.bic(5cntuvi}, bitS ^un^ bcvt ; 2. 3nbv[)unbert. CEPHALALGY, s. Med. T. bilS I^cftig"- JtoVfn-'c^- CEPHALIC, adj. 1. am .^aujjte; 2. fiir ba§ .§cupt; — snuff, .gtvntabaf. CERASTES, s. btc afvifanifc^c ^orn= f^lange. CERATE, .'. bic 2I3ad)§faIbc. To CERE, V. a. wid)fcn, mit 3BaA« ubev}iebcn. CEREBEL, s. baS .fpivnlciii, bcv I}intcre Xi)tH bcs ®e()ivn§. CERECLOTH, .'. bic SBa^Sfcimuiiiib biis SBiidjStiic^. CEREMENT, .«. bic gcit.idJSte Sctntininf (jum (S"iiitoi(f ein etnbalfamtrtcr .Jtijr= Vcv). CEREMONIAL, J. adj. 1. JU cinCV C?CVC:- monic gcbovig, feievlicf); 2. fiJvmlicb. umftanblid) ; il. .•». 1. hai 6cvciiie= niell ; 2. gcremonicitbucp. CEREMONIOUS (m/c. —ly), ndj. i. ti. ©evcmonicn bcftcbcitb, fetcvlid) ; 1; Vniiifcon ; 3. bcn Scveniontcn cvgc- ben; mit ®c))range, umftiinblicb. CEREMONIOUSNESS, s. ba§ ?5eicilid)c ©cpvSngc ; ju »tc(c Umftanbc. CEREMONY, s. btc (ScvcuuMiie, brv aii; gcvc ©ebvauct), bit Sctcv!id)fcit, f,i- CHAI CHAM CHAN ®f^3vaiigi', btc Umflanbltd)fcit; with- out—, O0UC Uinjlaiibe. 3ERE0US, adj. wact)fen!. CERRUS, s. bie 3cvreic^e. IJERTAIN («'/«. — ly)j adj. ({ml^ ; ft^cr, fefi, beftiinmt; wmfe^lbar, 511= scrlafftg ; 2. ftttfc|)Ioffeii, fcflclina= fjig ; to my certain knowledge, XO) toeip i% gerotp. CERTAINNESS, ? J?. 1. bie ®cn>tf^cit, CERTAiNTV, ] 3ii-'fi'la»5igtctt;9le= rtclntaf,igfctt; 2. baS ©eirfffe. CERTIFICATE, .'. bie *Befct)ciia(5ung, bcr 'ec^cin, ba« 3fiii3"'6. 9[tteftat. To CERTIFICATE, v. a. mod. Semailbem ciit 3cugntB gcbcn. CERTiFiCATiox, s. biiS Setigttip. CERTIFIER. 5. ber Sciftr^cver. To CERTIFY, v. a. i. I'ergcivifferit, tc- nac^vic^tigeit, yerjicijeni; 2. bfjtu= gen, bcfdKinigen. CERTITUDE, s. btC ©CWifJ^cit. CERULEOUS, \ «'&--Hait,^imincIbIau. CERULiFic, 'adj. bfait mcicfteub. CKRUMEN, s. baS Oftrcufd^iitalj. CERUSE, .s. ba« 93lci»ctp ; bie meipe (gc^minfc. CERUSED, aiij. itiit SSfctiuetp ge= fd)miiift. CERVICAL, adj. juni S^Jarfcn 8«^5n'g. CESAR, s. C?;ifai-. CESARIAN, adj. faifevlil^ ; — section, s. T. ber ,$?aifei-frf)uitt. CESPiTiTious, adj. au8 9?ttfeu ge= mac^t, bcvttfet. CESSATION, s. bn3 Qlnf^orcii; ber etillfiaiib ; 2. (gc^Iiig, bie eubiguiig ; — of arms, ber 93affen|}iU|liub. CF^iON, s. bie 9lac^gebung ; 9lbtrf- tiiiig. CRssio.VARY, adj. abtreteub. CES.SOR, s. ber ii3efd)a§eitbe, vid. As- sessor. CEST, s. ber <5JiirteI eine« jjri5ueitjim=; merg. CESiJra, ? s. ber 33erSctitfd)iit'f, bie CESURE, S Kafiir. CETACEOUS, adj. roallftfitarttg. CETERACH, s. ba« 3}itljfraut {Asph- nium — L,,). CHAD, «. bie mofc, (gffe, Sci^abc Tu CHAFE, V. I. a. 1. tvariit reibeit, er= warmeit ; 2. er()ifecit, nufbviiigeii, ei-= jiiriicit; 3. uioblviec^eiib mac{)eii ; 11. V. 1. tobcii, Juiitbcii ; 2. ftc^ reiteii. CHAFE, s bie .giie, 9Butb, ber 3orti. CHAFER, s. 1. ber «Reibcr; 2. ber A\ifer. CHAFERY, .5. bie ©lufeiTe, Sd^niiebe ill eiuem (5"ifeiibamiiier. CHAFF, s. bie ©preii ; — cutter, ber .6acferlingsf(^neiber ; bie .):;i5er= HitgSbanf. To CHAFFER, v. L a. fc{)a({)cni, lian^ belli, faiifeit; II. 71. (urn (5t'.ua«) l;aii- belli, bingeit. CHAFFINCH, s, bcr 33nd)fin!. CHAFFLESS, adj. D^lie Spreil. OHAFFV, adj. fpreuartig, w\l SDreit. CHAFiNGDiSH, s. bag ,Kot)[enbecfeit, bie .$tobIenpfaime. CHAGRIN,.?. 1. ber aScrbnifi, Uiimiitt), yicrger; 2. i>a» geiinrbtc Sebcr. To CHAGRIN, v.a. scvbvicplic^ mact;cii, iivgerit. ■JHAIN, .9. 1. bie Stitie; 9Jcif)e; 2. ^^Jefjfcttc; 3. fg. (5)efaiigciifc()nft, Sdaocvei; a — of mountains, ciuc (Skbivg^fftte ; to bind one in cliains, ©iiieii ill Jtfttcii legeii; — bolt, .v. t. eiii 5}-'uttiiuiboljeit • — bullet, —shot, tie .ftcttcnfiigel ; — , or — lice, bas Jtettcbeii, v£c(;inir^cn, §um ^Uefe^cu ber ^ahk. u. f. w. ; jack — , bie 4?emmfetle; — loop, ber Jtettcuriiig ; — p'imp. jv. T bie Jtetfciipu".it>e ; t. 59 iciS ©c^aiifflwcr! (3SafPcr^cbitngl= mafc^ine) ; — stitch, bcr Jtettciiftid) ; — wale, JV. T. bie gjiifte jitm iV)ia)}= feile; —work, bie .'ftettciinrbcit; — s, s. pi. Jlcttcii= ober 3f tteliuollc. ; jv. t. bie-5Puitingeii. To CHAIN, V. a. 1. fliifetten, feffelit; 2. mit JletfcH fpevreit ; 3. in 99aiibeii, tit ©claucrei fc^lageii; 4. yerbtiiben. CHAIR, .t. 1. ber Stubl ; 2. (£ib, ©cf= fel, 2:i)rc»ii; 3. bie ©dnfte, eiue 3Ut (Jabriolct; easy — , bcr Slrmftubt, ®rogyaterflut)l ; privy — , ber er= I)5()tc Si§ ciiicS ?Jirf)tcr?, «8ifc^pfS, U. f. \V. ; sed.an — , bie Sailftc ; — bottomer, bcr etublmacfjcr, JJiifrfjiier ; — cover, bie iSrtuhlfappe ; — frames, Stiibfe obiic S3e£icibuiig ; —man, 1. ber s. bill Jlpftf cnmaaf) hpii CHALDRON, S 36 Cligl. Sc^cffcl (bushel = 2000 ^l). CHALICE, s. bcr jlclo^ (betin &DtkS- bteii|i); 33ec^cr. CHALK, 5. bie iftreibc; — cutter, ber .'Srcibeiigrabcr ; — paiwr, 6vai)Dnpa= l)ier; — nit, bie Jlrcibeiigriibe; — stone, etrt fIciitcS Stiid Jtrcibe. To CHALK, V. a. 1. ill it MvHH poVu rcn, fc^rei ben, ober jric^iitit ; 2. iiiit J?veibe biingen; 3. bcjcic^ncn ; ents werfen. CHALKV, adj. frctbig ; frcibic^t ; — clay, bcr ?JJergel. To CHALLENGE, v. a. 1. l^craitSfpt: bevn ; aufforbcrii, ma^ntrt; 2. anru= fen (a'ie bie (£d)ilb»ac^cn) ; 3. eiu= »eiibeii, als parteiifc^) uerwerfen ; 4. befctmlc-igeii, niiflageu; 5. forbcrn, uerlangcii, in ?lufin'nc6 ncbnicn ; to — a rif-'ht, ftc^ ciii 3Jcd)t anmafjcn. CHALLjENGF, .<,. 1. bie .gieranSforbc- rnng, baS (Tartcll ; bie 'Jliiffprberung ; 2. Si'rbcrnng, bcr 5lufprnd)j 3. bie ©inwenbnng, iBenuerfnng (wegeu 5Partcilid)teit). . ' CHALLENGEABLE, adj. 9crant«.iortltr§. CHALLENGER, .5. 1. bcr ^.Hii^finbcrcr, 2Uifforbcver, a}iabner ; 2. ^,}Infpvud)= inadser ; 3. SSerroerfcr. CHALYBEAN, adj. flablcvn, fici^ aiif l)iirten itrcifcn obc: S'Jiunen jtercit, rctfdn, galtenjiebcn. CHAMFER (Chamkket), s. bie ^obl= rinne (einer«dulcj, bcrl)obleintpagnc5 bci Kb'iiiip'igiitiwcii'- CHAMPAIGN, > s. bte (Sbcnc, baS fla^ CHAMPAIN, S d)cSaitb. CHAMFER, s. ber ,5taiici!6c, Sreffer. CHAMPERTOR, .9. /, T bcr ^'roscffj crfaiift Pber g?crfrt)njj anf gvppc 3infcn ba^n tfjnt. CHA^^'ERTY. s. /,. T bcv ii>nri>crli = d)t a!ovfd;u9 jn eincm '4>rp5cffc. CHAM-PIGNON, .7. bcr (?l)aiiipignort, ??elbfd)n)amm, ^ilj. CHAMPION, s. ber Jidmpfcr, ;5treitcr, ^clb; syerfec^ter; — of the kin?. ber jldmpe beS .«:i.inig§ (bci ber j? 10= nnng >er cnglifc^cn Jtiiiiigc). r» CHAaMPioN, u. a. l)amS fcrbern, tro^eii. CHANCE, Ls. bcr3ufall, ba« ©liiif, Uugefdbr, bie Odegenbcit, bcr %cAl ; (ill—), bcrUnfall, bad Ui!:iliicf; the — of arms, iaS Jlricg^gtiirf, 2Safcn= gliiif; by — , i>pn niigcjdl)r ; it is \j mere — , eS tft ein blofjcr 3"f'i'l ! '"^ take one's — , eS baraiif wagcii, aii= fOIlimen laffcn; to took to the main — , auf bie i^auptfad)e feben ; to have a—, fo glitcflic^ fcs;n, in ben ?;ciM fpinmen; you might have a — to e.scapc. (Sie fbnntcrt »iclleid;t ent- fpmmen ; you must stand the — of it. Sie miiffen cs baraiif aiiEommcn Inffen ; there is no — of . ., &c., CiS ifl fcinc 9JKigtid)!cit, aBa[}rfdbctiilid)= fcit, ©clcgenbeit ba^ . ., n. f. m. ; 11. adj. i'I- 7'o CHANCE, v.v. gcfdjcbcn, fid) (jn^. fdllig) ereigncn, fid) troffcn, ftcb ui= tragen, ftc^ begebcn; yielleid)t feiiu; if ever I — to meet him. WCIin id) ibn je trcffe ; if any man chanced to coiiin in, ivenn etioa 3emanb bcreinfpmmen fplltc ; I chanced to be there, tc^ Wn: gcrabe ba ; he chanced to ask, et ^ragte yon niigefiibr. changeable', adj. jufdllig, ungefdbr. CH.VNCEFUL, adj. gefdbrlic^. uniijltrf), CHANCEL, A'. ba§ 6bOt. CHANCELLOR, .9 bcr .S?ail5Ur ; lord high — , bcr ©ro^faiijlcr; — of a t5 CHAP CHAR CHAR catliedrai, bcr Jlanjter t\m§ Som= ittftf 8 ; — of the exchequer, ber liJattJ^ icvbcr (5d)afeEammcr; — of a uni- versity, tier .ftaitjlcr eincr Untv?rit= • t\it ; — Ml the ecclesiastical court, bcr SJBei^tnfchof; Clianeellorship, s. btC ^aiijlcnmirbc, .ft'aiijtcrfiellf. CILVNCERY, s. bie Jiatl^cllct; court of — , ba§ ^an^eUcii^crtcijt ; masters of — , bie S3cifi^cv btS jtanse(lctge= ttc^ts;— man, ctti ^Jlbyocat bariit. CHANCRE, s. bci- ©d)aiifcf, ba§ »cne= nfc^e ©efc^roiir. CHANCROUS, adj- fc^aiifcvarttg. CH.\NDELIER, s. ber 3lnnlcud;tci-, ^aiij]c(eu4»ter. CHANDLER, s. bct ?i(|)tste&er; Mra- nil'V ; — 's ware m- chandlery, %CtU umarcit (^icfet, Scife it. f. w.). CHANDRY, s. ias Std)tbel)attui!!, bie Sic^tfammer, bcr S;itct)tfafteit, u. f. w. To CHANGE, v. I. a. 1. liubcni, uercitt^ bcvii; 2. taiif^cit, auetaufi^cit ; oer= taufcfjcti; 3. luccbfclii, nuSnjed)fcfit ; 4. iKnued)fe(ii ; It. n. anberS wcrbcit, ftcf) aHbcni ; to — colour, ftc^ etttfiir: bcil I to — • hand or to — to a horse, .s>. E. ba« 55fcvb sun eiitcv ^aiib jur ailbcni Icnfcn ; to — hands at . ., M. E. (you SSaarcii) ycvfaufen, «m . ., U. f. tt). ; to — the inizen, JV*. T. bie sBffaii buvd)faieit ; change! Mil. T. ivcvft bag ©eweltr auf bie aiibere Sc^iiii-cr ! (beint SDJarWc) ; the moon changes, wir (jaOcit SDJoiibeSroet^fel ober 'Jhrnmoub ; to — from . . into . ., vcvdnberu, ycramnbelii . . aviS . . in . . ; to — for, strtaiifc^en, »erwerf)= fclit gei^eu. CHANGE,.'!. 1. bie 5lenbcvimg, 9>fraii= bcruitg ; '^Ibivcrbfeluiig ; 2. bcr9Ijed)= fef, j;anfd), bie 3Sertaiifd)uug ; 3. baS tie iiie @tli>, bie i)J?iinje; 4. ('change ft. e.\cl)ange) bic53l)V|e; give me the — , ijcbeu 2ie iiiir ^evaiiS! for a — , jiir Slbroec^fcluitg ; — stitch, vid Chkis- sTlTrn ; — s, .•!. pi. M:it. T. bic 33ci': rocdjfchmgcu; J\ius. T. SSaviatioiien. CHANGEABLE (adr. — ly), ailj. yer= (inbcdid), ivanbctbar. CHANGEABLENESS, s. bie SGeraiiber= lic^tcit, Uitbefiaiibijjfeif, bev 3Baittel= mutt). CHANGEFUL, adj. oft Beriiubevlicft, immcr aiibcriS, liuteftaubtg, wanfel- miitl)ig. CHANGELESS, nrfj »ed)felIo«, U^h\= big, unycfiinbcvlid;. CHANGELING, s. 1. ba« nii§getaiifd)tc J>in{j, ^tiiib ; 2. bcr 2Scd)felbalg ; 3. aBettcvbahu, SjJaiifcliniitfjige ; 4. ;tumiufopf. CHANGER, .?. bcr SBcc^sIcr, ®clb= werbSler, Uitbcftanbige. CHANNA. s. bcr a)Jcerb'ftrfc6, 3iit"fifd). CHANNEL, s. 1. ber Jilaiiiil ; 2. ba« fQiil ^lugbelt; 3. bie@offe; afiiit= lie; SiiJbre, 9lu«bi3f)Iung; 4. 9)iecr= ciige; 5. ^oblrinne etiier (Sciule; — bone, A. T. ba* ®uvgclbciit ; — of a horse, Sp. E. bie 3iiiiBf"pt)le (bci spferben).' To CHANNEL, v. a. ??inncn mad)cn, (suSbi^Mf" ; faniicUreit, reifdii. To CHANT, v.n. &■ n. 1. fiiigcit ; beftii= grii ; 2. ba§ .^od)amt fcierii. ciiANT, s. bcr ©efaiirt; bie 2)}c(obic, 2Betfe. CHANTER, .9. bcr Sanger; Kaiitor. CHANTICLEER, s. bc'r .^atlll, Jvifrt= !it)Vtii'- CHANTRY, s. bie (Jantorct. Cii.'iO.s, s. ba« (Ii)aoS ; f^. bcr iICirr= ttarr. ltiaot:-:;. adj. d)aptifcfc, serworrcn. To CH^r, r.'n. .-- n. fpaltcn, vciiJeit, CMffprtngcii, 3^iffe betommen. CHAP, 5. 1. bie (Spalte, ber 3liB- 3{t^ ; 2. ber Jtiniibadcu (ciiieS SbicrcS) ; chaps, pi. baS ?01aul, bie ®ofd)C, bcr ^tac^en ; chap fallen, iiiit cingcfaUc= ncm, I)aitgeubem DJJaiik; itieberge.: fd;lagcu ; 3. vuig. bcr Jlerl, SBurf^e ; 4. — , 01- — man, ( — woman), bcr (bic) .Kuiibe, Jtaufer (Jlaufcriun), vid. Chapman. CHAPE,.?. l.bcrJgafcu; tSr&nall^afcn, Sd)iiallciibiiger; 2. ba« Drtbanb. CHAPEL, s. i. bie .^tapclle; 2. 7'. bie 33ud)bntrfer«)erEiiatte ; — of ease, bie Silialfirc^e. To CHAPEL, 15. a. ill ciucr .Ka^jcllc ober in einctt Sc^rein bcifcljcn. aiAPELESs, aij. 1- oI)ue .gafcu, un- baltbar ; 2. oijne Drtbaub. CHAPELET, vid. Ciiaplet. 3. CHAPELLANY, ? s. bcr Jtapcllbcsirt ; CHAPELRY, 3 bicjlavcllaiici,j?a= )5cllgemcine. CH.\PERON, s. bie Jlap^jc, .^aube, bcr .^ut (bcr afJittcr be« .(?ofcnbanbcS). To CHAPERON, v. n. cii'tcr Same (i.H"= fcntlic^) ben .^of niac^cn, fie be= flicttcit. CHAPITER, s. Arch. T. ba« ^avital ei= ncr (Saitic. CHAPLAIN, «. 1. ber ^avellan; 2. i^elbprebtgcr, SdjiffSprcbiger ; ge- neral — , ber obevfie Selbgcifilicbc; —ship, — cy, s. bie jtapciianftcllc ; ayiirbe ciiicg jtapcltan^; g-iufiinfte eincr JtapcUe. CHAPLESS, mij. fIeifd)lo« (uiu ben 9)2 nub ; — shahsp). CHAPLET, s. ^ . ber ^ranj ; ^Slumcti- fran?, ba8 93tumcngen.nnbe ; 2. ber SlJcfcufranj, baS ^JJatcrnoficr ; 3. ber ijjatcvuofierricmcn am ©tcigtnigel ; 4. Sebcrbufd) auf bem ^opfc bc« iJJfaucS ; 5. bie Heine Jlavclle. CHAPMAN, s. 1. bcr Jlunbe^ Jtaufer; 2.a3crEanfer. CHAPPY, (uij. gefpatten, au8einanber= geriffen, offcn. gabncnb. CHAPS, s.;)/. bas iDJaut. CHAPTER, s. 1. r>ai Sapitcl ; 2.'i)om= capitel ; 3. bcr £!rt, wo 3Scrbred)cr ibrc Strafe befommcn ; 4. cin i2enb= fcf)rctben ; — house, ba« (5apitclban?. To CHAPTER, v. a. fc^cItCU, 5Urcd)t= tucifeu. CHAPTREi,. s. Arch. T. baS Capital cinc« -^ifcilcrS. To CHAR, V. I. a. 1. »cr!obIcn, i\\ Jtpb= Icn brcnnen ; il. v. \\m Xagclo^n bie- ncn, bem ©eftnbe bclfen. CH.VR, .'. 1. bie ficine .giauSavbctt, gc= tinge 9lrbcit; 2. bcr ettar, ^IJcutel, bic'511pcnforclIc; — woman, bie3;agc= li.i[)ncrinn, Sd)eucrfrau ; — work, ba« 2;agcwcrf. CHAR.A,CTER, .s. 1. ba3_.fcnn5eic^cn, 3eic^crt, SRcrfmaal ; tsdiriftscicbcn, ber Scbriftjug, 53nd)ftabc; 2. bie .^anbfdjrift, ,^aub ; 3. ber ebaraT= tcr; 4. Stanb, 9Jang, 2'itet, iie SBiirbe; 5. DtoIIe (ini Sd^aufpiel) ; 6. 5|?crfon ; 7. ber JTtuf, gute Dlame ; baS Sob, 3eugnir?; to give one an ill — . (Sincmciit fdiled)tc§ Sob (3cug= uif))gcben; to give a high — of.., cine yortbcilbafte ©diitberung ma= d)cn . . yon, u. f. iv. ; to act out of — , anS fcincv .^JoUe fallen ; by the — , nntcr bem ?Ramcn. To CHARACTER, v a. \. ciupragcn, eiubriirfen ; 2. bcfd?rcibeit, ctarafte= riftren. CHARACTER ISM, ,«. baS unterfd)cibcnbc eigcntbiimlid)e iDJcrfmaal; bic (5t)a= rattcriftrung. CHARACTERiSTic, L s. bie Gfbara!te= riftif, Jtcunseidjcu ; bcr ,^cmuug; — ol a logarithm, 7'. bcr ©rpOUcnt ci= ncs Sogarit^muS ; il. — , — cai, {ado — i.y), adj. d)aratterifiifci&. CHARACTERiSTICALNESS,s baS 6^4- raftcriftifdie. To CHARACTERISE, v. a. d;araftcri)i.- rcn, bcjeic^uen, fdiilbern. CHARACTERLESS, cuij. ot)ne ,Kcnn5ci= d)en, ol)ne gfjaraftci-, (^araftcrlos. CHARADE, s. bic g^arabc, ba« .) 3. bcr 3luftrag; a3efcbl; bie .«Bcfov= gung,5hiftid)t, gorge; 4. (gcioijbn- lidjy. — s) bic Spcfcn, .iioftcu, Un= loftcn, 9lu8gabcn, Qluflage; 5. ba3 Sepofitnm, $faub; 2)Junbcl; ber flcn, bcbitircu; to — a gun, &c, cin ©ewebr labcn. CHARGEABLE {ndv. — ly) adj. Xi\M jugefd)vicbeu, «ngered)uet jobcr auf= geicgt tocrbcu fann ; bcfd)mcrlid) ; iie is — with this fault, bicfer Scblct ift i[)m ju5Ufd)reiben, fallt if;m jur Saft ; foreign wines, &c , are — with duty, auSlanbifcbe SSciitc, n. f. n\ finb cincm ^aWt untcninnfen; that man was — willi murder, ictlCt 'Mautl l)atte ftc^ bcs SOJorbcS fd;ulbig gc= mad)t. CHARGEABLENESS, s. bie Safligtcit, Jloftbarfcit, Jtoflen. CHARGELESS, adj. »)0(;lfct{. CHARGER, s. 1. bie grotJc Sduiffel, Sdjalc, baS 53c(fen ; 2. ba§ Streit': rop ; 3. T. bie Sabcfd)aufcl ; — oi incense, baS 3?aud)fa^. CHARiNiv«s, .«. bie $*cbutfamfcit, S8c= benflidjfeit, 91engft(icbfcit, Sorgfalt. CHARIOT, s. bcr SBagen, ba§ «iibr= tvcvE; ber Stvcitioogcu ; bie Sla\t' fcfcc ; — man, ber {"^itbrmann. JTut^ fd^cr ; — race, (foufi) ba« 2Bagcu» reiiueu. To CHARIOT, V. a. fabrCU. CHARIOTEER, .?. bcr Submiaun. CHARITABLE {ndi: —i.y I, adj. 1 milbe, guttf)dtig; 2. frctgebig, lieb» rcid), giitig. CHARITABLENESS, .». bic ?D7iIbc. 2Bob[tbatigfcit ; baS liebreid)c 30cfcw. CHARITY, .t. 1. bie Sicbr, d)rir(lid;< Siebe; (5)iifigfeit; 2. 5DJiIbc, HJilb^ tbatigfeit; ?vvcigcbigffit; :!. niilb< (5Kibc, baJ ^lliiiofcn; 4. bie milb« Stiftung; 5. (Sbar'taiS (^irtucuua' CHAS CHEC CHER me) ; in — , fiiv ®oftc«(ofi!i, iinifonfl ; — begins at home. ■prov. f itt Scbcr ift ftc^ felbfl bcr Dilac^flc; — school, , fctc 9lnitenfct)i:(e, Sreirclule; lying- in — , bie CfntlntibuiigSanftalt. CHARLATAN, s. bec 9}iavEtfc^retcr, Quacffalbev. CHARLATANiCAL, adj. inarftfc{;vetes rifd), unmiffenb. C5HAULATANRY, s. bte 2}Jart(fc^veic= rei. CHARLES, s. .$?arl (2)Jaitrt«name) ; — s' wain, v^st.r. +bcr j^rofeSdr. CHARLOCK, s. Hx gelbfcitf, 2l(fei-= feitf. CHARLOTTE, s. S^avlotte (5i-«uen= name). CHARM, s. 1. bit* 3«»6cnnttte[, bte Snitberc i ; 2. bee Biiubc r, Sietj. To CHARM, V. \. a. 1. bejaubeni, bc^e= rcn, bcrvvcrfjcn ; 'i. retjcit, cutsiicfeu ; n. n. ^arinoiufd) fltitgcu. ch'armer, .?. bcr 3'iubfrer; — , (or —ess), bte Baubevfun, ^Ci'c; my — , 3au6f I'lndbc^f It ! CHARMFUL, adj. rctscitb, tvottncyoU. CHARMING (adv. — ly), adj. 6ejait= bcrnb, rctjcnb. CHARMtNGNESS, s. taS 3au6crtf(^e, ber 9ftetj. CHARNEI^ adj. ?cicl;ctt ober ©ebcine tnt^aUettb ; — house, bill 53ciiil)au«, ,Riioc^ettf)iUi8. CHARR, s. vid. Char. CHART, s. bte Scefai-fe; Mercator's — , bie Siaxtt tti 3JJercator's sprojectum ; ■ — of constellations, bic.§intmel«farte. CHARTER, s. T. 1. bte Urfuiibe; bcv ®uabenbrief; (— of incorporation), ^reibrfcf, iSc^itfjbrtef, baS ^Piiutte^ fliuin; 2. Ji/. £. bie 5?eifra^tuiig ; 3. fifr. tai 93ovfcd)t; — house, bie Stav= tttaitfe, iciS J?artf)duferElo}iev; — land, baS gicijjltt; —party, M. E. bte ^tX- tcpavtie (ber (^rac^tcottfraft \m- fc^eii ectjiffcr uiib Sc^trtebcfrac^ter) ; — of the forest, bie 5iH'figcfc|e; — of naturalization, bie 5UaturaIifatioii5= cctc. To CHARTER, v. a. 1. J)riyi(egtrett ; 2. Ji/. £. (citi Sc^tff) yei-ffad)teit, «er= iingeii; lcfigU'tcl;eii befrac^ten, mic= t^eii. CHARTLESS, adj. o^ite etiie Seefarte ; nic^t »oti eiitci- (Seefartc bcfd)rtcbcii. CHARTULARY, s. vid. Cartulary. CHARVEL, Charvil, s. vid. Chervil. CHARY (adr. Charily), adj fOfgfaltig, be^utfam, fviu'fant. CHASE, s. 1. bie^agb; 9SevfoIauiig ;' 2. ba« gejagte ais'ilb; 3. gejagte ©c^iff; 4. aieuier; ®cbdge; 5.7'. kie iScf)affe (im SDaUfpiel'e); 6.—, ( — for broadsides), Ti/p. T. ber j?cii- raf;incu ; —bar, ba§ JJa^mcifeti; in — , ttt (aitf ) bcr Slu^t ; to give — , Sagb maIa«bern, fc^am^ ^en, vlnWeni, fc^nattern; 2. }jcit= fc^eitt, trdd)5cn; 3. flav^sern (mit ben 3iibnen). CHArrER (Chattering), .?. 1. baS ®e= Vlauber, ©efc^wci^, @cfd)uattcr; 2. ©ejwitfdjer; — box. bag -^lappcr= maul, bic ^^Slaubertafc^e. CHAITERER. s. sing: Ht (Sffewd^er, -ij^lrtuberer, @d)natterer. CHATTY, adj. fcbnju^baft, ^laubcrbaft. CHAVENHER, s. bcr Jtanlbavfcf), ^anU fopflSifd)). CHAW, s. bcr Jtinnbacfcn (ber 5;f)terc). To CHAW, v.a. faUClt, rid. To Chew. CHAWDRON, s. baS (Singejuetbc, bte Jtalbanne. CHEAP iailv. — ly), adj. 1. »0l)(feil; 2. Jiff, gcringc, gemein; she makes her- self too — , ftc niac^t fid) ju gemein, njirft ftcft njcg. To CHEAPEN, v.a A. tjanbclit, feitfd)en ; tcoblfeiicr mad)en ; 'i-.tig- Ijcrabfcfeen. CHEAPENER, .?. bcr'^filfdier, Ji:dufer. CHEAPNESS, s. bic a3ot)lfcilf)eit. CHEAR, vid. Cheer. To CHEAT, V. a. bctviigcn ( — of, or out of, lim (5tU)a0) ; to -^ at play, falfc^ fpielcn. CHE.vr, .1. 1. bcr 3^ftrng; 2. O^ctritgcr. CHEATER, s. bcr iSctriiger. 7-0 CHECK, V. I. a. I. '6itl[)a(t tbutl, ein()altcn, hemmcn; 2. uifjmen, bd!t= bigcn, ciitfc^rdnfen ; 3. ucraieifen, fc^elten ; 4. @fgenrcd)itiing fiiijvcn, contvollifcn; 5. Sdjad) bicteuj to — one's appetite. ffiltC sycgtcrbc iiberwinben ; i[. n. ft^ floBcn, Ite^en bicibcn, an()aUcn. CHECK, .9. 1. bcr Stoft, 9lbfa§ ; (Shu bait, bte .*>cmmung, einfd)rdnfung, yUnncifuiig, bcr ^ilttftof; ; 2. 33cvn)eis, bte Biit^Hgung; 3. bcr ^liamcnSjug, ©diriftuig ; 4. bie 'Biii'cifung ; 5. — s. bic iveip nnb blau land) roth) gcmiir^ fclte (lauft^cr) ^eiitnmnb,_i8oii'tcu; fi. — , (or — m:ite\ T. baJ «diad) ; the ilerk of tbe — , bcr Obcrcputrollfiir ; the falcon flies at — , bcr galfc yerldpt ?eit 9ianb itiib ftrcift nad^ aubrni S?ogeln umber; to keep a — upon one! (Stnen im 3nu"te b'llttu ; to give a — , (Sin^olt t(;urt ; einen aSenin-iS geben ; — braces, bte Sc^Iagrieine* an eiuer .Kutfc|e; to give — , 'Sc^adj bietctt ; to — mate, v. a. fd)ad)matt mad)en; — mated. fc|ad)ma:t; — roll, bie .§l5f|iaat6H|le; — taker, bci S;t)eatercafrtrer. To CHECKER, v. a. bunt, fc^cdig CfCl wiirflig macficii, ttjiirfetn, buntfavbig auelegeu. CHECKER, 3. 1. ba8 aSitrflige; 2 ber Stabler, aSertBci«geber, ©cwaUbabcr; 3. — , or — board, baS (Sd)kt!^brett ; — wise, wiirflig ; — work, bic wiirf^ lige ober bunt auggclcgte 3Irbeit, ba« 5;afe(n3erf. CHECKLESS, adj. nuaufbaltfam. CHECKY, adj. luitrflig, fd)erfig, bunt. CHEEK. .«. sinff. 1. bie *adc," "aBangc, ber sBacfeit ; 2. Typ. t bie ^$re6u)aub, ;(/. (Seitciiwdnbe (an ber iprcffe) ; ''.v jole (jow'ji, bicbt bci; — bone, bet i^acff iifuod)eu ; — tooth, ber ^3a(feu- jablt, Stocf jabu ; — s of a door, btc Xbilrpfoften ; — s of a balance, bie (gdjere ober bcr Jiioben^inec SBagc; cheeks, s. pi. JV. T. bie ©citciifc^aleu surammengcfcfetcr a)Jaften. CHEEKED, adj. in, compos. — , VUatigig ; as: hollow —, I^obftvaugig. To CHEEP, v. n. viiiir. picpcit, switfdjevu. CHEER, s. 1. bie 3vcife, 4ieiBiftbutig ; 2. gieubc, Si'iJl)lid)Ecit, Suft, ber3vol)= ftun, 3)iutl) ; 3. 3ubcl, baS (yreuben= gefd)rci, i^fifaUggefcftici;4. bic2)iie= he, ©ebcvbc, bao @cftd;t; of good — gutcS 2)Jittb§, aufgerdumt; to make good — , ctnen gittcn 3;ifd; fii^rcn what — ■? wic gc bts ? To CHEER, ,.. I. a. (— up), 1. fry()lic^ mad)en, aufbcitcrn, erfrcueu; 2. trij= fteu, )})latl) mad)cn, aufmunteru, e.n= rcijcn; 3. mit 3ubcl bcgriitjcu; ll, »». (— up), frij[)lid) rocrbcii, ftd; auf^et= tern ; — up : [uftig ! frifdj ! cheered by .... crbcitert bui'd) .... CHEERER, s. bcr 'iJlufmuutcrcr, (§xi)iu tercr. CHEERFUL (ado. — ly), aJj. beitcr, froblid;, lufiig, munter, frifd), aufge* njcdt. CHEERFULNESS, s. bie ^citcrfett, iUhtuterfeir, £>cr 5?robftnn. CHEERLESS, adj. fre;;bcuIo?% troftlo«, traurig. CHEERILY, adv. lUit 5?robftnil. CHKERLY. adj. c?- adc. bciter, fiob, lUs ftig, munter, vcrgniigt, aufgeivedt frifcb. CHEERY, adj. frob, luflig, munter. CHEESE, s.bcr .fidfc ; —bowl, (-fat, — vat), ber Jldfcnapf, bie jldfcform; — cake, ber Jtdfefuc^cn ; — colour ing, bie Drieansfarbe ; — curds, bet OuarE ; — lip, bcr titdfclab ; — mon- ger, bcr Jtiifcfrdmer ; — paring, bte Stdferiube; —press, bic Jldfcpreffe; — kening, ( — rennet, — runnet), -— wort, ba* 3Ba[bftrob, ?abfraut; — running, bic 2}JoIfen; — scoop, bcr tHdfebobel ; — taster, bcr-^ldfcftcdjcr ; — tray, (—wagon), baS Jtdfcfcryice. CHEESY, adj. fdftg, fdfid)t. CHELY, s. bie .Ktrebgfdicere. CHEMISE, .S-. 1. ba3 aBeibcrbcmb; 2. Mil T. bie tyuttcrmaner cineS 22al(ee CHEMISTRY, «. vid. Chymistry. CHEQUER. V. ($• s. vid. Checker. r« CHERISH, V. 0.1. :pf(egen, ti'9l)(= tbun, uutcrbaKcn, cnidbren; 2. er^ auinucn, arnvm baiten ; 3. wett^ baltcit, bod)fd)d§cn; 4. ^cgen; Iteb ntib a'cvtl) \)alU\i. ciiKR'SiiEK, s. ber 33crpffegcr, Qxi}ah tcr, ai'obltbdtcr. CHERRY. J. s. bie Jtirfc^c ; H. adj. rot(), firfcbfarbcn ; — bounce, ( — brandy) ber ,ftii'fdjbranntivctu ; — eheeiss, rc» CHID CHIM CHIT t^e SBangeil; — cheeked, V0t[)baifi3 ; ■— laurel, ( — bay), bie Jtilfc^lorbecvC; — li|), tie rotl)C ^ippe; — orehard, 'jcv Jlii-fd)ijavtcii ; —stone, ber Jlti-fcl)= fovii ; — , or — tree, bcv Jlttfdjbaiim J — wine, ber jlirfc^inciit. CHERSONESE, s. bev 6f)cvfDiieg, bie ^albinfcl. CHERT, s.bcir Ouarj. JHERTY, adj. quavjtc^t, quafjig, fiefe= Cy'ERUB, *. ber Sfterul); Cherubim, pi. bie (Sberubtin. CHERUBIC, adj. englifc^, fi(i auf ©ngcl bcjicbeub. CHERUBIN, I. aiij. eiigtif^) ; II. s. bev (5b«rub. 7'« CHERUP, vii. To Chirp. CHERVIL, 5. ber Jterbel {ChwropkUlum ~ L.). ■ (^HESiBLE, s. ber 65orro(f. CHESUP, s. bie SdiwciiiSlaiiS, ber ^^Iffel. CHESNUT, s. vid. Chestnut, &c. CHESS, s. 1. bus '&d)ciA). Sc^ac^fpiel; 2. Ship (taiiber aBeijeii, ^afer u. f. \r>.); -^appie, ber wilbc (Sverber= baiim, (feporapfel; — board, ba§ ©cfcac^brctt; — man, ber fer= belt) cuijbriiilig; I^ersfcblvif^ti^, iibcr= vittcn ; — f.ninderins. bie CSitgbriiftig= fcif, J^er5fc^lac|)tigtett, ber 3)ampf. To CHEST, V. a. (ill eiiie Snbe it. f. w.) ycrroai^rcii, eiufc^ltepeit ; eiubalfa= llttrCU ; Chested, a'lj. in compos, broad- chested, breitbriij^ij; hollow-chested, lueitbriifttg. CHESTNUT, I. s. 1. bic jlaflanie ; ber .Kaftniiienbauin ; 2. baS jl\iftaitteit= brauii ; — grove, — plot, ber Jtafta= iiicmualb ; — tree, ber Jtaftanieit= baiiin ; ir. mij. ber Jlaflanie iiljiilic^. faftautenfarbig. CHESTON, s. fine gjvt ^ff'tltntcil. CHEVALIER, s. ber Slitter ; (Saoalier. CHEVAUX-DE-FRISE, s. pi. Mil. T. bie fvaiiifc^cii 3fieitcr. OHEVEN', s. viil. Chub. CHEVERiL, s. + bte Siege; ba8 3ic= genlebcr. CHEVROX, s. H. T. bet ©parrcit, 3?al- feu; Chevroned, mlj. H. T. lllit eilteiJl ©parreu, ^alfeti uerfef^eit. To CHEW, V. a. &■ ji. 1. faiteii, faiieit, beijieii; 2. itberlegeii, bebcnfeii, fiit= ncii (— upon, auf Stst>a«) ; to — the cud, tviebcrfaiieii. UHEVV, s. viiis. ber 9JJiinb soil; a — of tobacco, baS *priciitrf)eii (Xabaf). CHICANE, s. bie (5I)tcane ; ber 9ied)t§= fiiiff; bieSlanfe; 3'iiiferfi; to — .v. V. c^icauircii ; jaufeit; jii fdjaffeii mad)en; — r, «. ber 6f)icauciir; So= pbift; 3iingciibrcfd)er; — ry, baS (Jbicanireii. ' CUICH, CuicuUNa, vid. Chick-peas & Chicklino. HHICKEN (dim. CmcK), s. ba3 .ffiid); leiit, .§uf)nd)eu; my — ! mciit 2;aiib= c^eit; — breasted, weiiig ^yruftroerf l)abeub; — hearted, fetge, jagbaft; chick-peas (chich«s), bic S'lJcvgerbfeit, ,Si(l)ererbfeit ICiccr — /,.) : chicken- pox, bie aSiiibblattfrtt, <2cpafpO(fen ; chickweed, ber .g>S^nerbarm (Jiisine To CHICK, v.n. fproffen, bersorfetmen. CHICKLING. .I. dim. ba8 ,tiid)Iein ; — vetch, bie ipiattcrbfe, wclMvirfe. ih CHIDE, V. I. a. fc^ieltett, fit)m;i[en, 08 feifeit, fabein: ii. n. 1. janfen; 2. ©eraitfd) inat^ett. CHIDE, s. bns ©emurmtl, fanftc ®e= raufcft. CHIDER, s. ber Sc^eltenbe, 3an!er. CHIEF (adv. — ly), L adj. Obcrfi, «0r= iieljinfl, ^iJc^ft; »orjitglic|; — buui- ness, bie .§aitptfad)e ; lord — justice, ber (^Drb=) Dberrt($ter; — mourner, ber erfie Scibtragenbe ; II. s. 1. baS .gaupt, Dbcr^aiipt, ber 3litfubrer, &)(\l 2. H. T. ber oberfle Xf)tii. ci- iu8 fed)ilbe§ ; commander in — , bcr Dbcrfte ^efei)Ul)abfr; lands hnlden in — , ?c^eit, bie 511 VerfiJnlic^er Sicnftlciftuttg i*erpflit^teit. CHIEFAGE, s. ba« Jlppfgelb, bic^rem^ benfteuer. CHIEFDOM, s. + bic Dbcrbcrrfr&aft. CHiEFLESS, aiij. o^ite>gaupt, o^ite5iii= fiibrer. CHIEFTAIN, s. bas §aupt, ber ?lnfu^= rer; (Stammbafter; — ry, — ship, bic SBiirbe ciiieS ObcrbaupteS. CHILBLAIN, bie Broilbeiile. CHILD (pi. Children), s. ba« Jtiltb ; from a — , yoil Jt'illbbeit auf ; with — , fc^uiaugcr; to get with — , fd)wSit= gent ; — bearing, brtS ©ebarcn, bie yHcbcrfltllft; past — bearing, OoOlt jvraiteii) betagt fe\)n; — bed, baS .^inbbett ; to be in — bed, J?inbbett ^alten, in aQod)cn liegeit; — tud- basket. bcr Sffiicgcnforb ; — birth, bic ®eburt, ?liebevfimft. CHiLDEMAS DAY, s. ber .ftinbcrtag (28. ^ec). CHILDHOOD, s. bie ^iiibf)eit, bas Mna- benattev. CHILDISH (ado. — ly), adj. fiubifd). CHILDISHNESS, s. baS firtbifc^e SSt: fen ; bic Utifc|)'ulb. CHILDLESS, nrfj. linicrloS. CHILDLIKE (+ Childly), adj. finblic^; finbifd). CHILIAD, s. bte C?f)tltabe, baS Zan\(nb, 3af)rtaiifenb. CHILIAST, s. bet (5bi(tafi (3In^angcr beS taufeubjal^rigeii 9ieic^S). CHILL, I. arfj. 1. fait; crfrorcn ; 2. jj^-. frcftig, ntutt)!oS, scrjagt ; — damps, falte 35ihtfic; ffud)(e ii:\Ut; a — reception, cill falter ©lllpfaiig; II. s. bic Jtiiltc, ber Svcifi, Sdjaucr. To CHILL, v.a. 1. fait mad)cn, biirc^; falteii; 2. iiicbevfrijiagcn, iuutf)tc§ macfjcii. CHILLINESS, I s. bic Jtaltc, bcr Srofl, CHILLNESS, ji ©Aaitcr. CHILLY, aiij. Liltlid), frbjicltib. CHIME, s. i. bcr (Siiiflaiig, bte ,§ar=: ntpiiic, Ucberci::fti)nmuug ; 2. ciii (Safe iibcretnftimmeitbcr (55lo(fen; 3. (or ChimlO bie A'inimc; Chimes, pi. ba3 5liifd)Iagcn an einc ©locfc, baS ikieni; (Slodcufpict. To CHIME, V. 1. a._ aufd^tagcit (an bie ©locfc); II. n. pininicn, cinftimmcn (in with, mit), sufanimcu ^jaffcn. CHiMER, s. bcr ©iDcfucr. CHIMERA, s. bie 6l;ii)tavc, ba§ .§irn=: gefpiuiift. CHIMERICAL (adv. — ly), adj. C^ima = rifd), eiiigcbtlbet. CHiMi\.\GE, s. bfl8 aScgegelb burc^ cinen %ox\t. CHIMIST, s. vi'l Chymist. CHIMNEY, 5. bie Scuercffe, bcr S(^oru= ftcin, baS .ft'amin (bcr vlperb); — board, ba-S Jtaminbvctt, bcr Jtainin= ftntg; — corner, bie Bcucrfeitc; — fender. baS SeUCrgittcr ; — hooks, jtaniinbafcn ; Jlopfbafcn ; — money, ba« .^faminacfb. J^crbgclb; — piece, bag Jfamtuftiicf; bcr Jlaniiuftm« ; — pot, bcr ':)luffa6 ciucr (Sffe; — sweeper, bci inblcriti ; — wool, ©c^minfwoUe. CH&'CH, s. bie aSanjc. CHINCOUGH, s. bet .Vtcnd)f)uficu. CHINE, s. 1. bcr Diucfgrat ; 2. bas giiJifcnftiicf, ^xtx\\; 3. T. bte Jilim:= me, fcbatfe ©rtiol^ung, J?ante iiber bcm iBobcn cine« ^aifcS; 4. fip. e. ba§ iBetfc^lagen fc^wet6naf("cr -4>fcrbt. To CHINE, V. a. bcn 3iiicfgrat jcrbrc^ c^en, freu5lal)in madjcu ; Ciiined, adj. jum Stiicfgrat gef)ijrig. CHINESE 1. adj. cbtncflfc^; II. s. b« (5f)incfe; (cliiptifc^) tie cttincfifdjc (5prad)c. CHrNGLe. s. bcr Ortcg, grebe Sanb. CHINK, s. 1 bie 9Ji^e, bet JJil}, Spait ; 2. bet ^lang (bcS ®c!be^). To CHINK, V. I. n. 1. ft^) fPilUcil, fpringen ; 2. fitngcn, fiinipcrn ; il. «. 1. fpalten; 2. tlingen iuad)en ; Chinky, adj. rifeig, fliiftig. CHINNED, adj. in compos, long-cliinhed, mit langcm',fi:inn. To CHINSE, V. a. jv. T. bie 9'lifcfu mtt 2Berg vcrliopfcn. CHINTZ, s. bcr 3i6- To CHIP V. 1. a. ftcin fcljneieeit, fc^ni^cn ; fc{,nii(}eln, bc(;anen ; 11. « abfprinijcu. CHIP, «. siii'T. baS Stuic^cn, Sctnitt- d)cn, <2d)t!i^e[, ber Span; — a.x, bai SBreitbeil, Sc{)Ucl)tbi?tI; — box, bic (Sc^OC^tel; — hat, — bonnet, bCI Saft^nt. CHIPPING, s. 1 . baS Sc^ni^cn, it. f. w. ; 2. baS Stiirfd)?!!, Sd;iitttd;en; — knife, ba» ^^acfmcffcr. CHiRAGRic^vi,, adj. aiH (5l;ivagva Ici= benb. CHIROGRAPH, s. L. T. cine in jioci 2 fieilc gcfdjnittcnc unb mit bcm 23ints SbirogVapf) bcjeidjnctc Sd)rift. CHiROGKAi'HEii, s. bcr Sd/ccibcr. CHIROGRAPHIC, \ cdj. jit bcr CHIROGR.VPHICAL, J (£'d;rcibcfunft gebiJrig. CHIROGRAPHY, s. bic S^rcibcfnnfl. CHIROLOGY, s. bic ^iinbcfprac^e, Sin:= gerfpra^e. CHiROLVNCER, s. bcr (^btroniant (bei an§ ben ^anbcn wabrfagt). CHIROMANCY, s. btc (srhiromantic, 5Bai)rfagcrci auS bcn .^anbcn. Tu CHIRP, V. I. n. jirpcn, jit)itfci)crn, Jjfcifcn ; 11. a. (or Chirrup) ei'ficucii, frijblid; madtcn. CHIRR, s. bag 3irpcn, ©cstrpe, @c= jroitfc^cr, ipfeifen. CHIRPER, s. ber 3ivitfc^ernbe, 5pfci- fenbc. CHIRURGEON, s. vid. Surgeon. CHIRURGERY, s. vid. Surgery. CHIRURGIC (Chiruroical), vid. Sur- gical. CHISEL, s. bcr 2)JctfeT; 93ctcl; — work, Jtnpfcrficd;cr, S0ilbbauer=-3lrj bcit. 7'o CHISEL, V. a. mcit'clrt, anSmcivcIn. CHIT, s. 1. ba§ Stinb. ber 33alg; 2. bei .^cim, bic Sproffe ; 3. <&oinmtr. fP"fK- , . - _ To CHIT, V. n. fctmcn, fproffcn. CHITCHAT, .■!. bcr (£d;nitffcl)na(f, bat ©ci'Iaubcr, @c«)afcJ« CHOP CHRO CHUR To aUTTER, V. n. Stttertl (OC-C M\tt.) ciiiTTERLiNG. s. 1. fcfr SBufcnfivctf ; 2. — fi, s. pi. bte jlalbauneii, Jluttcln, ©ebarmc ; 3. bie SBiirfl?. vmTTY, I. (Kjf. Itnbtfcfe; 2. soH (£om= inetf^jroffcn ; — face, bas ftrtbifc^c ©eftc^t. CHIVALROUS (CiiivALRic), ailj. xixttX' ltd), tapfcr. CHIVALRY, s. 1. bie 9fJittcrf(^aft ; 9itt= termurbc, baS Sfiittevtfjum ; 2. baS gitttci-let)eii, gfiittergut; 3. btc 9lei= tcrci ; 4. + bag 3lbeuteuei' ; bie !u^itc CIHVES, s. pi. I. Staubfaben; 2. Sc^nittlauc^; ficiite Sraiebelit. CHLORATE, s. baS St)lor. CMLORIC, adj. C^lorifcfc. CHLORIDE, s. ba« 6i)lprtb. CHLORINE, s. iai (S()toritt. c«iLOROSis, s. bie S3lci(I)fuc^t. CHLOROTIC, adj. 1. all bci" 5Blcic{)fud;t Iciteub, ber iBictc^fuc^t uittevmorfen ; 2. ju ber Slcid^fu^t ge^orig. CIKJAK, Choaker, &c. vid. Choke, CaOKER, &c. CHOCK, viil Shock. CHOCOLATE, s. Bie gic with one, itiit eiueilt biSputireii; n.Ti. JV. T. ^)Ii>^tid) wcdifclit ; the wind chops about, ber 28tnb fpvingt iim. CHOP, s. 1. baS ©tiicf, ber'Sd^nitt, SifTeti, bie Sd^nitte; 2. ber3fJi^, »Rt^, bie iSimlte ; 3. — s, pi. vid. Chaps ; mutton — s, .§ammelvivpd)cn, (Sote^ IcttC; — fallen, vid. Chap-fallen; — house, bie ©arfuc^c; baS §a(fbIocf, ^Piaublocf; — board, ba« .gadbrctt; — knife, baS >§a(f= mcffer ; II. adj. ftart, bicf. CHOPPY, adj. riffig, vt^tg, fpaltig. CHOR.-VL, I. s. ber Sboral; li. adj. (adv. — ly), 1. |«m Gbot^ get)i.H"ig; c$or= arfig ; 2. iin Kboi'c ftugenb. CHORD, s. 1. bie Saite; '2. Mus. T. bcr 9lfcprb ; 3. o. T. bie ©cbnc. To CHORD, V. a. utit Saiten bejic^eit, befaiten. CHORDEE, g. bie >§arnfireng«. CHORIAMB, ? c„,. nr(,„,.:„„i,„, CHORIAMBUS, r- ^" ^^°'''™"^"^- CHORiAMBic, adj. cboriambifd). CHORION, s. bas 3lber^dutc^en, 9^cfc bcr 9iad)geburt, CHORIST, > s. ber S^orfduger; CHORISTER, 5 Sanger. CHOROGRAPHER, s. "ber Sdnbcibc- fc^reiber, CHOROGRAPmCAL (adc. — ly), adj. c^orograp^ifc^. CHOROGRAPHY, .». bic Sdtibcrbcfc^rei= bung. CHORUS, s. ber 6[)or. CHOUGH, s. bie (£te.iubDf)Ic, Scrgbo^Ie, SXvai)t. CHOULE vid. Jowl. To CHOUSE, V. a. Jfctriigert, ^tnter= ge^cn, anfii^rcit (—of. ., um . . .). CHOUSE, s. 1. ber 9?etrug, ^Poffen, Streic^ ; 2. baS 3lcffc^cn, bcr ^iarr, einfditigc SJIenfc^. To CHOWTER, v.n. murrcn,brnmntcti. CHRISM, s. bas ©albol, bcr (5t)n>fau. CHRISMAL, Mlj. — oil, Wic Chrism. CHRisMATORY, s. ba3 @efdp }um <&albijle. CHRisoM, s. ba8 Jlinb, wclcbes inner= balb eineS SDionatl nac^ ber ©cburt ftirbt; — cloth (cri.some), baS niit @.*)r»)fam gefalbte XiiA) bcr ncugc= bontcrt Ainber, SBcficr^cmb. CHRIST, s. 6briftu«; — 's thorn, ber (Si)riftbortt, Stec^born. To CHRISTEN, v. a. 1. taufen; 2. nen= ncn, beiienncrt. CHRISTENDOM, .i. bag S^riflcnt^um, bie Sbrifieu^eit. CHRISTENING, s. bic 3;aufc, Jtinbtaufe. CHRISTIAN, I. s. 1. bcr (ll)ri)l; 2. (prop, name) ©briftiau ; S^vifttue ; II. {adv. — ly), adj. (^viftlid) ; in compos. — name, ber S^aufnamc, 93orname ; — like, d)rtficnmdptg, d)vi)i(id). CHRLSTIANISM. s. 1, ba8 61)riilcn= tbnm ; 2. bic dbriftenbcit. CHRISTIANITY, s. iciS 6l)"flentbum. To CHRISTIANIZE, v. n. ^Ultl 6l)riftcn mac^en ; jum 6l)rifient^um betcfjrcn. CHRISTMAS, s. aBeibuad)tcn, ba« (Sbriftfcfi ; — box, baS aBeii)nad)t«= gcfdicuE, bcr ftcilige (Sbvift; — carol, bag i'8cibnad)tiilteb ; — day, ber crfte fficibuad)t£(tag, K^rifttag ; — f.ower, — rose, bie yd;roarsc Sfliesiwu-j (HeUe- borus — /,.). CHRISTOPHER, s. g^rifloV'^. CHROMATE. s. — of potash, (|vom= fames Jtalt. CHROMATIC. L adj. Mus. T. 1. d)rOma= tifd); 2. •5,itbci't bedefcnb; U. — s, I «.pi!. bte i5arbenlc(H'e. CHRONICAL (CHRONIC), (tdj. ^rouifcH langwierig, (oon ^ranff)ct(eu). CHRONICLE, s. 1. bic gbriniif; 2 chronicles (the book of), bag 33uc^ bci dbronica. To CHRONICLE, v. a. nac^ bcr 3citfo(g« befdjreiben, aufjeicbucn. CHRONICLER, s. bcr (5f)roHifciifd)reii bcr, @cfd)id)tfc^rcibcr. CHRONOGRAM, s. ba§ S^ronograiit. ' CHRONOGRAMMATIC, \ adj. rtirp* CHRONOGRAMMATICAL, 5 llpgvam- matifct). CHRONOGRAMMATIST, s. bcr 6§V0» nogranimcnfcbreibcr. CHRONOGRAPHER, s. bcr gfjronifi, ^brciiiffitfcftreiber. CHRONOLOGER, \s. bcr ©blOUOlog, CHRONOLOGiST, s Seitrcc^iicr. CHRONOLOGIC, \ [adv. — ly), adj CHRONOLOGic.iL, > d^ronolpgtfc^. CHRONOLOGY, s. bte (5t)vpnplogie, 3citrccbnung. CHRONOMETER, s. T. bcr 3eitmeffer. CHRYSALIS, s. bie^jJupve eiucr3laupe, u. f. w. sVRYSOcoL, s. ba« iSerggriin; bet ©plblcim; ^pvar. CHRYSOLITE, s. bcr (lf)ri;fplitb ((SbcU ficin). CHRYSOPRASE, s. bcr (S^vi^fp^raS, ©olblauc^ftein. CHUB, s. bcr Jfaulbarfc^ ; — cheeked, — faced, adj. baugbdcfig. CHUBBED, } .. c -^ f ■. CHUBBY, \ '^■l- '^"*' f''^- To CHUCK, V. I. n. 1. glucfcit ; 2. vid. Chuckle; U. a. 1. untcr bag JlitlU fc^Iagen; 2. vuig. wcrfeii, fc^neUcu; 3. bii'rc^ ©litcfcn IcdFcn. CHUCK, .9. 1. bag ©Inrfcn; 2. .^iibn- dien; ^iippc^en falg ^tebfofaugg= ttjort); 3. cin (Vl3^1id)cg) gdineeJ ©evdufci^; 4. bcr (2d)(ag niiter bas ^inn ; Jiinngriff; — farthing, vid PlTCHFARTHINO, Utttcr PiTClI. To CHUCKLE, v. I. n. aug ypUciit .^alfc lac^en, ftd)ern ; ii. «. 1. buvd) (5)lu» dfcn Iptfcn ; 2. fig. licbfpfcn. CHUET, s. + bus gcbacf tc Qlcifd), ®e= CHUFF, .s. ber ©rpbian, Siimmcl. CHUFFlNESS,s.bie@rPbbcif,2:6lVeIei. CHUFFY, adj. grpb, biif, tijlpifc^ ; miir* rifc^. CHUM, s. ber (Stiibcnburfd)c. CHUMP, s. bag (£tit(f ; a — of wood, bcrJllp^. CHURCH, 5. bie ^irc^e; ,Rircbengc= ineinbe; — of England, bie auglicani= fd)e .if ircbc ; — aie, bag ,Kird)UH'ibfeft, bie .$lird)meffc; — attire, ber Jlirc^cit^ ornat; — authority ( — power), bte tirdjlidie @cwa(t; — bench, bcr SiQ in ber 2]prballc einer Jlird)c; — book, bag Jlird)enbud) ; — burial, bagfirt^= lidjc 53egrdbnip; — di.scipiine, bic ,Kir(^cn5itd)t; — founder, ber Jlirs dicngriiubcr; — land, bag jtirc^en» gut ; — like, einein @eiftlid)cit gcjte* nteiib ; — litten, ber Jtirdibpf, ©Pt* tegacfer; — man. ber ©ciftlidie; ?OJitgI.icb ber cngltfd)en Mx^(, 93t> fd)Liflicbgeftiinte ; —martin, bic Jl1rc^« fdjtvalbe, 2)}auerfc^njalbc; — music, Jlircfjcnmufif ; — owl. bic ,$?ird)eule (m(/.Bernowl); — porch, bcr ^l^orbpf cincr ^SirdlC ; — preferment, bag tirc^s iicbe 33encficiuni ; — reeve, — war- den, ber Jtircbcndltefte, J?ird)en»pr= Pcber ; .!lird;'oatcr ; — rates, Jlirc^s Stcucrn ; — work, cin langfam fpvt* fd)vcitcitbcg SBcvf ; — yard, bcr @ot« tegacfer ; — yard cough, bcr ©d;minb* fud)tbuflen. To CHURCH, V. a. (to — a woman, cittt aBpc^uerinu) jur Mxx^t fiiljren ; thi 69 CINQ j» churclied, ftc iat t^veit ^irc^ijaitg 0c(;altcn ; ciiurching, s. bcr Jlird)i]«"9 (eincr 2Qiid;iicvtnu). OHURCHSHIP, s. bic Jtti'c^cuDcvfaffung. CHURL, s. 1. bcr33aucr, @robiau,Blc= flcl ; 2. Jtiiicrci-, Stij. CHURLISH (ado. —i.y), adj. 1. taurif^, j^rob, wi.'b, raiif), vlump ; 2. ctgeit^ nii^tj}, filjig, farg, ?a^c; 3. bart, ftarv • — ness, s. bie ©vobfieit, 9fiau= iigtcit, i§avte ; Bilji'jEeif, itiiitferet. CHUKLY, adj. line Churlish. CHURN, s. tai 53utterfa6 ; — owl, bev Jiegciifaiiger ("^1'"'^ Sd^walkj ; — swii; bev SButtcvftotJfl. Tu CHURN, V. a. 1. buttcvii, tcviicn ; 2. ft^iittclii. CHURR-WORM, s. bit aBcviC, Scfb= gvillc. 7'o CHUSE, Ci'd. To Choose. CHYLACEOUS, adj. bCU &l}»(u3 bc= tveffeiib. CHYLE, s. bcr 6f)\;lu«, •3)JiI^faft, CHYLH'ACTioN, s. btc iBenvaitbluiig tu SiJatjningSfaft. CHYLIFACTIVE, ) adj. ill SHilc^faft CHYLOPOETic, ) ocv»anbclub. CHYLOUS, adj. SOU Cbcr ttUg ^JJtlc^^ faft ; njte Sf)i;hig. CHYMICAL (— ic ; adv. — ly), adj. ^i;= inifc^. CHYMisT, s. ber 6^i;mtfer, (Sc^eibc= fiiiiftlcv. CHYiMiSTRY, s. bie G^^mie, (5ct;cibe= fuufl. CIBARIOUS, adj. jU bCU S^eifcU Qt^O= vig; c^bar. CIBOL, s. bie 3tpoIle, flcine 3"'il'ft- CICATRICE (CICATRIX), s. bic Sflavbe. CICATRIZANT, adj. Sliirbcu mad;eiib Dbcv laffcub, ocvn'avbcub (uon .^ciU uiitteln). CICATRIZATION, s. ba« ^tarbcu, 93er= uarbeu, 7V. CICVTRIZE, V.I. a. ^axitii ina= djen ; li. n. fic^ uarbcn. CICELY, 1. (prop, name) g^CCiUe; 2. beV (Steiufiimiuel {Seseii—L.) ; bag Jtcv= bclfraut (CharophyUum — L.) ; sweet — , bcr ft}vanifcf)e Jterbel (Scandix odo- rata — L.); wild — , ber ©ctiicrliug ■ (Cicnta — L.) ) silken — , bie (g^UJOU bcnnjuvj (^.asciepias — /..). cicHORACEOUS, ndj. cic^oricuavtiij. CICHORY, s. bie (5ift)0rif, cid. Succory. CICUTA, s. ber <£^icrliug. CIDER, s. bcr giber, Dbftmcin, 9Ic>)fcl= mciu; ciderist, bcr 6ibcrmad;er ; ci- derkin, bcr gcriuge giber. CIERGE, s. bie Jterje (bci ^rocefftos ncn). CIGAR, s. vid. Segar. CILIARY, adj. ju bcu 5lugeuticbcru gc= CILICIOUS, adj. ^CiXtW. CIMITER, s. ber (humnie titrHfcfie) Siibd. CINCTURE, s. 1. bcr Oiirtcl; Umfving; 2. Srch. T. @urt, (£nuin (obeu aw ci= ner (Baule). CINDER, s. bie auSi]egIiif;te A'ofile, ge= lofc^te (Stcinfo^te ; smitii's — s,bie Sijft^Eo^lcn, (5rf)micbetol)lcn ; — wo- man, — wench, bie\ftoblcufamnilc= rinu, bcr 5Ifc^enbrobel. CINERATION. s. Ck. T. bic 3]ctbien = ituug JU 5ifrf)e. CINEREOUS, aiij. afc^grau. ciNERETious, adj. aicl)ici)t, afd;ii]. CINNABAR, s. bcr ^iunobcr; — of an- timony, ber ®pie^glaS=3i'ii"'bcr. taNN^UlON, s. bcr yimmt, gaueel ; — water, baS 3i"i"ttiuaffcr, bcr 3iiiti"t= btauutmeiu. CINQUE, s. bie (5iinf ; ^ituf (fluf 5Kiir= ftln unb in bcr Maxk) : — foil, ba-J 70 CIRC Siiitfftitgcrlraut (Potcntuia — L.) ; — pace, cine 9lrt langfaiiicr, feicvlic^er Xani; — ports, bte fiinf ^iifcu in gnglanb (Dover, Sandwicli, Romney, Winclielsea, and Rye) ; Sp. jE.ein9Jc^ mit fiint (Singangen ; — quartet, »tcr Jinb fiinf auf bcu aBiirfcln ; —spotted, fiinffledig. cioN, e. ber ©cbijfiling, iaS (2(^op= reis ; $fropfvci«. CIPHER, s. 1. bic 3tfFcr; 2. ^uU; 3. bcr gc^eime gc^riftjng. 7'o CIPHER, V I. n. rccbucu ; n. a. 1. mit gcl)cimeu 3eid)eu frfirciben; 2. bc= jcidjuen, c^aratterifivcn. To CIRCLNATE, v. a. ciuCU 3''^f*'l ^f= fc^rcibeu ; runb abmcffcu, ab^irfeln. CIRCLE, s. 1. bcr 3irfel, Jlrei«; 2. UiiifrciS, Umfaug; 3. ®cfcUfct)aff«= !reis ; — wise, jir'tclfijrittig, im St^xtd. To CIRCLE, V. I. a. i. fic^) im Jtreife (urn gtroa^) bre^cn, i)erum gc[)en; 2. umgcbeu; n. ?i. ftc^ im JJrcifc brc= t)cn; to — in,einfcfelie6en; einfc^riiu= fcU; circled, adj. frciSfomitg ; Circling, adj. lirEclfiirmig.tvciSformtg; circling tools, Stangcujtvfel (fiir bie U|)rma= (tcr). ciRCLER, s. ein fc^Ic(i;ter 5^id;tcr. CIRCLET, s. bcr Heine 3irfel. CIRCUIT, s. 1. bcr Umlauf, .fi^reislauf ; 2. bie 3irfclfldci)c; 3. bcr3(Jiug,3tcif ; 4. Umtrcig, Umfang ; 5. Stxds, gan= ton, ©eric^tsbcjirf ; 6. Umfc^meif; to make a— ,Uinfci;»cifc mac^eu, um bie (Saclic fjevmn geben ; to go the—, in ben ^ycjirfcn bcrumrcifcu, urn ias @erid;t ju f)altcn, bie Sfiuube madicu ; — courts, Umgang8= (ober wanbern= be) ®crifi)te. To CIRCUIT, V. n. runb f)erum gcben, fic^ im Jtreifcbcwcgcn; umbcrreifen. CIRCUITEER, 5. was im J^reifc ^cium gc[)t ; bcr tnt Jlvcife berum reifet. CIRCUITOUS (adv. — ly), adj. UniIaU= fcnb, nmfd)mcifeub ; runb berum; a — route, citt Ummeg. CIRCULAR (adv. — ly), I adj.i. jirfel= ruub, f rciifiirinig ; 2. umlaufenb ; im 3irfcl ; 3. ./in-, gcniein ; — letter, baS Jtrcisfd;rfiben, Circular; — sailing. iaS <£egclu in ciucm gro^eu 93c>gcu; a — stair-case, eiiie SBcitbeUrc^ipe ; II. s. vid. Circular letter. CIRCULARITY, s. bic 3irfcIform. To CIRCULATE, v. I. n. tm llmtauf fcwu, circulireu; il. a. in llmlauf bi'iugcu; to — bills, M E. aBed)fcl girilH'U; Circulating library, bic Scfe= bibliotl)ct. CIRCULATION, s. bcr JlrctSlauf, Um= lanf. CIRCULATORY, I. s. Ch. T. bcr gircu= lirfolbeu; II. adj. l)evum}icf)cub ; cii'= culirenb ; — letter. ba« JtvciSfc^rcibcn. CIRCUMAMBIENCY, s. ba§ Umgcbcu, bcr (Sinfff)ln^. CIRCUMAMBIENT, arfj. umgcbcub, cin= fdjlicjjcnb. To CIRCUMCISE, V. a. bcfd)neibcn (bie 3SiJi'I)aut) ; — ciser, s. ber 53efd;neibcr; — cision, .?. bie 33efd;ueibuiig. CIRCUMFERENCE, s. 1. bcr llmfrci«, Umfang, SBcjiif; 2. bie Dberflad)c cincS ruubcn Jtorvcre. ciRCUMKERENTOR, s. o. T.baS 9Ifiro= labium. CIRCUMFLEX, s. Oram. T. bCr girCUm= fler. CIRCUMFLITENCE, s. bic ItntfloffcU^ beit ; Umfc^liefjung you SBaffcr ; \X\n- ftrCmmng. CIRCUAH'LUENT (— ous), adj. Hmftie= ficnb. CIRCUMFORANEOUS (— ean), adj. Ijcrumjiebcnb, bauftreub. To ciRCUMFUSE, v. a. bcruiu gicgcn. CITE CIRCUMFUSILE, adj. u. «gic^ bar. CIRCUMFUSION, s.'bie limgicBung. CIRCUMGYRATION, s. ba^ Umbrebcn CIRCUMJACENT, aiij. umlicgcnb. CIRCUMLV3ATION, s. 1. ba^ Umbiu* bcu ,• 2. bie 33inbe. CIRCUMLOCUTION, s. bic llmfdirct* bung, ^eripbrafe ; bcr Umfcbmcif. CIRCTJMLOCUTORY, adj. unjfd)rei= benb. ciRCUMMURED, adj. ummauert. To CIRCUMNAVIGATE, v. c. Umfdlif* fcu,_limfegeln ; — navigable, a/?, um- fc^iff bar ; — navigation, s. bic llmfc= gcluuf} ; — navigator, s. bcr ^tmai umf4>tfft, ber SSelfumfeglcr. CIRCUMPOSITION, s. ba§ Scfceu cbei ©tcUen im Jtrcife. CIRCUMROTATION, s. bag Umbrcbeii, Umlaufcu ; — rotatory, adj. bcran!brc= bcub ; berumwirbclub. 7'u CIRCUMSCRIBE, v. a. i. Kmgvens %t\\ ; 2. einfc^rcinfcn. c'lRCLTMSCRlPTlBLE, adj. umgrenjbar. CIRCUMSCRIPTION, *. 1. bie llnigrcn= jung J (Sinfdircinfung ; 2. bie trci§= tSniitge 3ufd;vift, Umfd>rift; — scriptive {adv. — ly), adj. ItmgVCnjenb, CIRCUMSPECT, > adj. wrfid^ttg, CIRCUMSPECTIVE, > uinftcbtig, nd/t= fam, ftmcbfam, bcinitfam ; — spoction. — spectness, s. bie 33or jtd;tigfcit, *ilci)t« famfcit, SBebutfamfeit ; aSacbfam= fcit ; — spectively, — spectly, adv. UOr= ftd)tig. CIRCUMSTANCE, s. bcr Umftaub, 3"= ftanb, 3iif'ill ; bie ?agc • — stanced, adj in Umilanben, befd)affeu; — stan- tiai [adv. — ly), adj. umflanblid) ; ju= fallig: — sutntiaiity, s. bte Umftaub- licbtctt. To CIRCUMSTANTIATE, v. a. '\\X Uin= ftanbe ucrfc^cu. To cmcuMVALLATE, v. a. um[^an= jen. CIRCUMVALLATION. s. Ml. T. 1. bic titunft ftcb JU scrfc^anjcn; 2. baa Sdninscnaufmerfcn; bic antlcre \h\\- fd>in5nug ; (SircumyaHationSlinie. To CIRCUMVENT, v. a. Itftig bt"tcrge= ben, iiberliftcu ; — vention, «. tcr \U ftige 5Qctrug, bie Ucbcvlifiung, .6tu= tcrlift; — ventive, adj. bctviigcrifct), bintciliflig. To ciRCUMVEST, v. a. ringS umbct bcfleibcu. To ciRCUMVOLVE, v. a. umioatseii, bernmbrcbcn. CIRCUMVOLUTION, s. 1. bie Um»al=: sung, Umbrcbung ; 2. ber ftc^ unmniU jcnbe ©cgenfianb ; 3. Jirch. T. bic SBinbung (an eincr Saule). CIRCUS, s. bcr Siren?. CISALPINE, adj. bicfffitfl bcr ?(l|jen. cissoiD, s. o. T. bie giffoibc. CIST, s. ber iJaflcU ; vid. Cyst. CISTED, adj. vid. Cysted. CISTERCIAN, s. ber gificrcicrtfct (3}JiJnc^). CISTERN, s. btc giflerue, bcr SBaffcrj bcbaUer, SBaffcvfrog, ba« Sedcu. cisTUS, s. bas giflcurijlc^en, gclfcn^ rbgcbeu. CIT, s. cont. bcr armfeligc SSiirger, Spietjbitrgcr, ^liilifter. CIT.ADEL, s. bie gitabcllc. CITATION, s. /-. T. 1. bie gitation. aSDrlabung ; 2. bie 9lufiibrung, ©r« njiibnung. CIT.\TORY, ndj. voriabcnb; — leiier bic f4)riftlid;e' gitation. To CITE, D. a. 1. citircn, »orIaben, be- f^cibeit, yorforbcrn ; auffcrbcrn ; 2. anfiibrcn (ScbriftitcUcn). CiTER, s. ber a]!orfprbercr, Sorber* fued)t; Slnfiibrcr (ciuer (gtcllc. u, f. w.). CLAM CLAS CLEA CTTHERX, ». bie ^ii^tv. CITICISM, A", bie Uvbaititat, baS fiabti= ci'viED, adj. ftitijcbuvijfvt, iaS S3urjjcr= vcdjtbcftgenb. CITIZEN, I. s ber (etrtatS=) Siivgcv ; II. adj. — , or — like, titrgcvltc^, bur= gcrmajjig; — ship, s. bte'(Stgcnfc^aft eincs sBiivgev*; bai 93iirgevrec^t ei- nec Stabt'obcr ctncS ?anb'c^. CCTRATE, s. Ch. T. ba§ (Sttrat. CITRIC, adj. Citvifd). CITRINE, I. adj. cttroneiigflb ; ll.s.bcr cttvoncufai-l'uje .$trift,ill. CITRON, s. bie (Sttrotlf; — trpe, bff (Sitvoueiibaum ; — water, (5itroneu= fcraantrociii. CITY, I. .9. 1. bie grope (niit 33orjlabfcn veifebcitc) ©tatit; 2. \>\t Stabt=@e= nietube, iiuorpovirte ©emeiiibe mit ctncm "iBifitofsftfee unb ciuer ^atl)e= brale ; li. adj. ftJibtifcb, biirgevlir^ ; — freedom, baS "Stabh'cctjt, bic ®ercc^t= fame eiiier Sta^t. ciVES, s. pi. bcv Sc^nittlaurf). crvET, s. bcr 3iOet ; — cat, bie ^\UU fafee. CIVIC, adj. biirjcrlic^ ; — crown, bie Siirgertrone. CIVIL {adi}. — ly), adj. 1. tiivgerltc^, ci: vil; 2. ctuiIrec^tH(t) ; 3. eihl)cimifcf), tunsvlit^; 4. l)ijflicp< ffi". flefittct; — death, L. T. bcr biirgci'lidoe X^'b ; — law, baS fciirgerlic^e (rijmifd^e) 9lc(i)t; — list, bie 6iy ill if!c. CIVILIAN, s. ber ei!)illift, ,*)?cc^t«ge= le[)vte, (gtubcnt be§ biirgerlirf;cii (rij- inifc^en) ^Jec^tS. civiLiTV, s. bie ^oflid)fcit. CIVILIZATION, s. bic Sitten>>erbefTc= nxitg, SSerfeineruiig ; (Jiailifatioit, Slufflariing. To civiuzE, V. a. gefittet mac^en, «er- fciiterii. civiLizER. .V. btr ©riiiiber obct a3er= breitcr ber (JitUur. civiSM, s. bcr 58iirgerftntt, bie S8ur= gcrtugeitb ; 33aterlaub§licbe. CLACK, s. 1. ba« JtUH^pcni, aLtfTefn ; ^lappcrit, 5plaiibeni, ®cflatfcl)e ; cant, bie 3""9c ; '^- *>'« SRaffcl, Jllap- pcr; 3. ba§ i!JJiif)lgli>ifcf)eii. To CLACK, V. 1. 71. 1, flapvcni, raffcdt ; 2. ^)[avpern, vliHibfr". flatfcijeii ; II. a, to — wool, bieSd;af«)uarfe awi ber SiJolle oii§fcI;neibcit. CLACKER,s. bie Jllapjjcr. To CLAIM, V. a. 31nfpnicf) inac^cii,for= bern ; to — one's promise, aitf bie ^r= fiillung be3 gemac^teii 2Jerfprec^cu« briiigen. CLAIM, s. 1. ber 3lnfprud), bie ??orbe= rung ; 2. baS Sfied)t ju forbcrii ; to have a — on ... , ^.Jliifpnid) l)nbcii aiif ... ; to lay (make) — to, yillfprudj madjcit anf C@tnja§). CLAIMABLE, adj. i»a5 til 5lnfvntc^ 5U nef)mcii, p forbevu tjt. CLAiMER^' \ "• ^" 5lnft^nic^mad)er. To CLAM. v.a. IcilUCU. To CLAMBElt, v. n. (— up), flettcril, Jtimmeii. CLAMMINESS, s. iaS 3,l\f)t, bie Jlle= brigfcit. CLAMMV, adj. jS^e, ftcbrig. CLAMOUR, s. bas ®cfc^ret, OetBfc; cianiour-.r, ber Sc^reicv. Tc CLAMOUR, v. 1. n. fcferetcit, larmcit ; n. a. iibcvtaubeii; to — bells, mit aU leu ©locfen lauteii. CLAMOROUS, (aif. — lv), ft^reienb, larmciib. SLAMP, s. I. ber Salfeit, bie ?atte, Seifie, 5lSange, ba3 Sd)alftii(f ({c* fees %' lic^ ; a — on the shoulder, bcr2c^nlb= arrefl ; — board, bie (grope, lange) (2d)inbcl ; — net, baS Scrdjcnne^. CLAPPER, s. l.bic Jllapper; bcr ,Klijp= pel (cincr ©tcrfc) : 2. bcr Jllatfd;enbe (jum Sfi^fii bc« Scifall^). To CLAPPERCLAW, v. a. fc^clten. CLARE-OBSCURE, s. T ba« .^cUbUUffl. CLARET, (—wine), s.bcr (Slaret, ^or= beanr 20cin, bcr S'ranjiDein. CLARICORD, s. ber Sliigel, (eine 5lrt (51a»icr). CLARIFICATION, s. bie 5lbflaruitg ; baS 5}lbflaren. CLARIFIER, s.Ti. bcr Jtlarfcffct ; 2. baS abtlcirenbe 3)Jittel. To CLARIFY, v. I. a. 1. fltHiir^n ; 2, aufflarcn ; ii. n. 1. fid; aufffiireu; 2. ftc^ abflciren. CLARINET, s. bic Gfartnettc. CLARION, J. bag (5(arin. CLARY, s. bic (2d;arlci, ba8 (5^nr= lac^fraut. To CLASH, D. I. 7). 1. flirren; 2. an= flof en ; 3. jig. ^umibcr fcpn, nnber= firetteu; II. a. anfd)lagen. CLASH, St.. 1. baS @cra)|cl ; bcr (5tog, qSuif, @d)mip ; 2. fiir. 3anf, ©treit, 2Bibcrfprud), bie 9Biberfc^ung ; the — of arms, baS 2Bafr"cngcflirr, aSaf= fengctofe. CLASP, s. 1. bcr .Oafcti, .^aSpen, .Ocf= tcl, btc ,ftlammcr, ,$trampe; ledjnab le, ©iivtclfc^naUc ; ©vo"9f» ^Igraffc ; baSSc^Iop am 5?nd)c, tie (?laufiir- 2. bcr yinbrucf, bic Itmarmnug ; — knife, bcr 6iuleger,_ba-5 S-afcbcn: meffcr ; — nail, bcr tidiiiibelnagcf. ro CLASP, V. a. 1. anbafcn, jubafeii, ju^cftcln, jufc^nallcn ; 2. fic^ an![ani: mern, crgreifen, feft Ijalteu ; 3. nm- fangen, itmfaffcu, anbriicfen, faltcn; to — to one's bosom, dW feinc 33lUJ? briiden. CLASPER, s. bcr .gafcu, baS ^cifc^cu. bie g'ianfc. CLASS, s. bi« (Jlaffc, Drbnnng ; bcr (ataub; — book, baS (Slaffenbuc^. To CLASS, V. a. claffifictreu, in (Slaffcn orbncn. CLASSIC, ( — CAL ; adv. — ly), I. adj clafftfc^ ; II. s. bcr glafftfcr. CLASSIFICATION, s. bic (Slafftfica= tion, (Sint^eilnng in 6(a[fcn obcr Orbuungcn. To CLASSIFY, v. a. clafftficiren, in glaffcn eintf)eilcn. To CLATTER, v. T. 7». raffcTit, flaps pern, ranfdjen ; flatfd)cn, fd)iva^cu ; II. a. raffeln madjcn. CLA'lTER, s. bag (Seraffcl, ©ctijfc; — er, bcr Sdrmcnbc; — ing, bas3iaffclu. Octofe, ®cfd)mai CLAUSE, s. bie (itanfcl, SScbingitng, 3lbtt)ciUing. CLAUSTRAL, adj. floflcrlic^. CLAVATED, adj. ivarjig, mit 33«rfcln, fnotig. CLAVELLATED, adj. sott gebrainitriii SBcinftcin ; — ashes, bie S^ottafdjc CLAVICHORD, s. Mu.-!. T. bcr Sliigc!. CLAVICLE, s. bag Sdjliiffelbciu. CLAW, s. bic Jtlauc, ^ralic; ^;?fotc; — back,berg«c|6fd)ivanjer, Spcit^eU Iccfer; — hammer, ber ©pIitt)omnier. To CLAW, V. a. 1. fra^cu, f(auc!i ; jcrrcipcn(mitbcn,Slaucn); 2. fi^clu; 3. fd;cltcn ; 4. jv. t. ftc^ njiiibanivta »on bcr .^iifle faltcn; — ed, adj Jllaucn t)abcnb ; to — off (away), ab' fra^cit, abnagen. CLAY, .?. bcr 3:f)on, Scttcn, Scl)m ; — cold, crbfalt, eigtalt; — ground, — land, bcr Icttigc 93obcn; — marl, bcr S;honmergc[, wei§e Xl)m\ — peiiet. bic ^ebmfugel ; — pit, bic 2cf)mgrii= be, 2;^ongrube. To CLAY, V. a. mit Scfim obcr 2:hon bcbccfcn, obcr bfingcn ; — sugar, bci garinjncfcr, ^nbcrsn^dcr. CLAYE.S, s. pi. bie .tpurtc. CLAYMORE, s. (fd)Dttifd)) ciu laugcg trcitcg, jmci^iinbigcg (Sd)»ert. CLEAN, I. fi//;. 1. vctn, faubcr; glatt, blant, |cU; 2. fd)n(bloS, f c«fd>, fclv Icrfrci; 3. gefc^idt; a — proof.- 7>//) T. cin frifd;cr 3lbjitg (cineS- G'onec: tnrbogenS) ; a — trick, ciir faubcrrt Strcid; ; —hemp, bcr SJein^anf; it make — , rcintgcn, fegeu ; IL ado. i. ganjlid), uollig; 2. gcfcf)tift. To CLEAN, V. a. rcintgcn, fiinbcrn, pu^cn, polircii, blant mac^en. CLEANLINESS, s. bic gtcinltdjfctt, eanbcrfcit. CLEANLY {adiu— i.ily\ L adj. 1. rcilt, rcinlid;, faubcr, nctt, fd;idlic^; 2. fc^ulblog, unbcflccft; il. ado. 1. vein J 2. gcfd;idft. ci-EANNESS, s. bie O^cinigftit, dim' lic^feit ; 3icin^ett. CLEANSABLE, adj. waS gcreinigt wcr^ ben fann. To CLEANSE, v. a. i. rcifligcn, fails t>crn ; fcf)rcn, fln«Ecl)ren, augfegen ; fd)cucrn, pn^cn ; 2. z^' rcintgcn (»0R Siinbcn), lcgfpred)cn. CLEANSER, s. bcr iiTJciuigcv, 9Iu«fe^« rcr, u. f IV. ; ba« abfitijrcnbe Wiittil 71 CLEM CLIN CLOS ')LEXR {adc—hx), I. adj. 1. 1)cH, iUu, rein ; 2. Jiff, fieitev; 3. beittltd^; 4. f(f)arf, fd)avf|tcf)tia ; 5. fret leer ; 6. ,fiff. frf)uIbio3, mibeflctft, fc^ulbenfvei ; 7. .V. T. iiettr, oliiie 'ilbsiij] ; 8. offen= tnr, 5ivcifcllo!S, uiilau(]bar; 9.»6Uig, flanslid), (]nnj unb s\av ; to get — , loJ tvcrbcii; baoou tominen, biird)= u.Hfct)eii ; to come off — , gliicfltc^ ba'joit Eommeii ; to keco — of, uiitcv= tf riaffcu ; (fid)) cutferiit ^alUn ; ia- i'oit bletOcn ; to leap — over, Ijiuiibcr fViinocn ; to stand — ani bem ^i;c\z trcten, ^lafe macijfn ; — coast, bte rttfafjrlofe Jliiftc ; jiff, ias frcie gelb; — complexion, bte reitie ®e)ic^t^far= be ; — • gain, ber reine ©ciDtiin ; — lieaiied, aiifucHdrt, (»om QSerfiaiibe); — reputation, bcr llllbefii)plteilC 9iuf ; —sighted, bellftdUia, frf)arff{cl)ti(] ; the most — sighted, bie OcUftctl Stb\)^C ; — , sightedness, bte <£d)arfjtc^Hi]tcit, i^e= iirtbctfungstraft ; — title, ba§ uube- ftreitlmre !)Jed)t; — voiced, eiiie Ua= re, belle Stimine ^abeiib; — water. Sea iimff. (tm l;oJ)eii SfJorbcn) bte ei8= frete (See. Td CLEAR. V. a. 1. I)ell inacl;cit, er= l)eHen, aiifbellcit; fLirctt; aiifflciren; fliifbeifevn ; 2. abbol^eii, aiisboljen; 3. fret niac^en, befreten, Uifeti, Ip«= fpvecJ)eii; 4. citiiilabeu; o.'red)tfcrtt= cjeit ; 6. an veiitem ©etuiittt ctittra= ijctt, rein fleanimeit, vein babett; to — a ship, etii >2d;iff fret macfjeii, bcit 3oII euU'i4>teti; to — a shop, bag flaiijc ^ager (aUc2Saareu) tjcrfaitfeii, aufraitineii ; to — a debt, cine (£c()u(b nbfiiljreit, fgaitj) bcjablcit; to — the table, belt ^tfd> nbraumeii, abbecfen; to — a room, cilt >5''"'"fl^ l''il"11f'l ; to — avvav. to — the weeds, ba§ llll= traiit nit«iatcii; —the house! iiiarfrb Jllllt ^illlfe biliailS ! — the road (way), flllS bent Sfficjje ! to — an account, ctitc DJcc^miitg liiiuibircii, berid)ti- gctt j to — a title, ctiien 'ilitfprud) be= Weifen ; cleared out (outwards) at the custom house, Jil. K. am SpU^^ufc clartvt (fret gcmac^t) ; he clears hut a thousand dollars, ei* |at Jtlir 1000 5;f)aler itctto ; to — up, niif^ellett, aufflareii, aitf E)eiter!t ; II. 7;. (to — up) 1. {)cU Jverbett; 2. frci merben. JLEARANCE, 5. ber 3plljcttel, 3oII= fd)ein ; — charges, btc 61artruitgS= fpefcu. :learer, s. ber Gr^ettcrer, 9luff larct ; SJetniger. clearness, s. 1. btc .^elle, J?(ar^cit ; 2. S^eutlicbfeir ; 3. .^eiterfett; 4. gicinhcit; llufd)ulbj 5. 9lebltdifeit. To CLEAR-STARCir, v. a. (SSafC^e) fivirfflt, ftcif lltad)eil ; Clear-starcher, 6-. bcr (bte) (Stwas ftar!t, fletf mad)t. CLEAT, s. jv. T. bte Jllampe (©tiitf ,§c[j auSegelflatigeu).' To CLEAVE, jj.i.w. 1. ffcbctt, aii!Icben, ficfe aitbaiigeu (— to one, @tiiem); 2. Jiff, fic^ fd)iifcii, VHiffcit; 3. fvmltcn, berfieit, aitffpnngeii; II. a. fpalteii, f^cllcn 5 jerfpalteii. CLrtAVKR, s. 1. ber (Staffer'; 2. bas 5Bet[, .giacfmeffer, bie.^oljavt; wood- cleaver, ber i§o[5{)acfei-. CLEF, 4'. Mus. T. ber SdiHtfrcI. CLEFT, s. I. bic Sv>iltc, Jlliiff, STtifce, ber 3life, S^JiJ! ; 2. clefts, r>i. Sp. E. S-iwU ten tnt 5Bng iiber bem spfcvbcbufc. To CLEFr-GKAFT. v. a. ill bell ir= biener, ^anbclsbieuer; 3. bergacri; ftan : — comptroller of the king's house, bcr Dberauffe()cr tm f oniglid)eii'i)jat= laftc ; — of the assizes, beV @erici^tg= fdireiber (bet im "ilffifen) ; — of tiie closet, ber (ScrcmoniariuS be« Jlijnigg ; — of the ordnance, Secrctiir be§ ®e= iicraljcniimcifteri^lmtes ; — of the signet, etn SBcamteter bcs gci)ctmen Sicgclbetvat)rer§; —like. — ly, ndj. (a(/», — ly), line citt ®eift[id)er, ®e= Icbrter; gefd;icft, gelcfjrt, funbig; —ship, s. ber gciftlid)e Staiib, g'e= If^rtc Staub; bie SdjretbcrftcIIe. CLEVER [ado. — ly), adj 1. gcWUllbt, get'c^icft; 2. tiic^tig, taug'id). CLEVERNESS, s. btc @emanb(l<--t, ®e= fcJ)t(fli4){ett. CLEVES, s, ©lese (.^erjogtf^um unb (Sfabt). CLEW, s . 1. ber ,$lnaucl ; 2. jiff. ?ett» fabeu; 3. JV. r. baS Sd)ODti)orn ; — garnet, (— hne), bie Si?e]"d)Iagleiue, bag ®eitau. To CLEW, I', a. 1. JV. T. (bic Scgcl) eiii= binben, etnreffcu, bcfdilageii, fcbiivjen, fefit)altcn ; 2. fit£)reti, Icitcn. CLICK, s. berSd;Iag (eiue^ •4.5ervenbi= felS) ; —wire. T. ®efperrbral;t (fiir btc U()rmad)er). To CUCK, V. n. U(f=taif nuir|)en, fd;[a= gen. CUENT, s. ber (Jiient, ber Sc^iifeting; — ed, n'/j. (Slimkn babenb: —ship, s. bie (5licntfct)aft. CLIFF, s. i. ber 9lb[iang, bie Jtlivjie; 2. Mus. T. bcr Sc^Iiiffcl. vid. Clef. CLIFT, »/(/. Cliff. CLIFFY, Imij. felftg, fc^roff; jer= CLIFTED, S brod;cii, gcfimlteii. CLiMACTFJiic, I. .9. baei Stufenja^r; II. adj. ju einem ©tufcnjabr gcborig. CLIMATE, .9. bas Jllima, ber Jpiutintt3=^ flrtcb, ©rbjlric^. CLIMAX, s. T. bie ®rabattpit, Stcige^ rung {rhct. Fig.). To CLIMB. V. n. &■ a. flimmcn, IIet= tern,crfleigen,bcflciiien, binauffleigen. CLIMBABLE, adj. erftcigbar. CLIMBER, s. 1. bcr Jltetterer, Sfei= gcr; 2. btc flettcriibc ^flanjc; ©d)(ingpffanjc. CLiMi'^ 's. Mi SXimci, bcr .6immels= ftrid). To CLL\CFI, ?•. ff. 1 . -te 5anft) ballcn ; Vad'en, umfaffen ; 2. a'inen 9i{agcl) umfdylagen; nictcii -crmcrcii, b'cfe= fttgrn ; to — an argument, eiucu ilcwctS yerflarfcn; to — a cable. JV. T. cinen winter am 3iinge fcftiiiadjcn; Clinching, s. .,v. T. ba§ SScrftopfcn bcr (2d)i'eSIbdKr. CLINCH, s ]. bag aBprtfpiel; 2. JV. T. bcr yiiiferbaum; — bolt, jv. t. etn jllinfbpljcn; — work, jv. t. Jtlin!cr= U'crf ; Clincher, .tfr jufantmen- riid^en laffcn ; to — up, ycrfd)lic6pn ; (eiiicu Srief) jufammenlcgcn, yerfje= gelu; liubeileii; to— upon, bcfcfjlie^ ^eit, uuter ciuanbcr eing werbcit ; to — with (— in with), fid) an 3eman& anfd)liefcn, ibni bcitrcten, fief) mitibm vereintgeu ; to — «iih the enemy. mit bem (5feinbc banbgeniein mcrbcn ; t., — with an offer, ciu '.'liicrbietcn (CillCiV SSprfd)lag) aniicbn^n. CLOSE, l.s. 1. bcr edilutj; 3^cfd)IuB bagt?nbe; bici'anfe; 2. bcr cingt* fd)(pffcnc JTfauni, bie R'insdunung ; 3. fijr. bag .(jSanbgcmengc; to come ta CLOT CLUB COAL the — ^aubjjcmcin luevbcu ; in (at; tiie — of night, bctut >,>inbruct)e bcr 3lac9t, bet ftiifeubem Slbenb ; ll. adj. &■ ado. i. (also adv. -ly), UCl'fc^loffctt, etiti^efitlofjcn, siigcmadjt ; 2. fn-. wx- bor'gett; 3. ^eiiiiltc^, [till, jitvitcfljals tenb, yci'fc^micgcii ; 4. fcft, bic^t, bcrb; 5. ftctf, ftvaff, fnapp, citi^c ; 6. ^ovft; 9. bait, iiabc an, cbei- an etii= cuber; 10. geiiau, fp.ufam, farg, jci^ be; 11. triibc, fcbroitt; — to the ground, btc^t aiii S3obcu Ijiit, bev (Srbe glctcb; to lie — inshore, btc^t betnt taiibe fci;:i ; to go — by the wind, ftc^ aa^c am iffiiiibe'baltcii ; — figiit, (— engagement im ©egtltfa^ SPtl running fight), baS SireJTeii in bcr "Jiabc; ^av= re (l)et^'e) @cfeii)t; to make —inquiry, ijeuau uadjfi'asjcit, uac^fovfrf)eu; to stick — to one, Ifiuciu ftaiibf)aft cri]c= bcu fci)it; to keep — , 9cl)etm b«lt«it; to live — , gcnait (fpavfain) lebett; to study — , flettJii] ftlibiveil ; — banded, gcfii)[oiftrt, btc$t ait ctitaiibcr ; — bo- died, etilje (amSctbc) anltcgenb; — coat, ctit Dic^tanfc^lfcOeubcraiocf ; — compacted, birf;t, (jebraitgt; — corres- pondence, bcr mtraiite s8riefn)e(f)= i'el ; — couched, yfvborgett ; — cropt, (cropped). tai)l gefc^oreu; — fisted, — handed, fari], ftljig ; — handedness, tie ^ft'ai'ijbcit ; — jest, ciit bet^enber Sc^cr^ ; — matter, Ti/p. T. ber eitggci f;alfciie (comuicifcj Sa^; — pent,cn= flC »CVfd)l0|Te« ; — prisoner, bcv tit tn- fiCl- ©cfaugcnfitaft ft§t ; a — trans- lation, cine geitaue llebevfcfeitttg ; — stool, bev 5Jaa)tftubl ; — tongued, yor= fid)tig tm (S))fect)eu ; — walk, etii btd>tci- Saabciigatig. CLOSENESS, s. 1. bte SScrfc^Ioffctt: bcit; 2./^. .Oeimltcbfeit, U3ei-fd)vtc ein ^afe im ^lee obev Jto()l) lebeit. CLOVERED, «(//. mit .«(ee bcbeift. CLOWN,, s. bcr 53aucr; 2;iJIpeI; — 's mustard, bcr i\lUCrnfcnf IThlaspi — /,.) ; — woundwort, bag ©licbfraut, SBunbfraut {Sidcritis —■ /..). CLOWNISH, 1. adj. aus Q3auerrt beflc= bciib; 2. {adi-. — ly), biiuevifd), grob, Vluntp; — ness, s. baS baacrifcte aQcfcii, bic ©robbeit, ?4iimp[)eir. To CLOV, V. a. 1. lu'viiagcln ; 2. fatti= gen, iibcrlaben ; jig. befc^wercn. CLOYLESS, adj. wa« ui*t fattigct. CLUB, s. 1. bie Jtcule, ber Jtniittel, i^riiget ; 2. t. (in ber Jlarte) j;reff(e, eic^cln ober ^xmi, ■ 3. ber (5(iib, bie @efcUfd;aft; 4. 3cc^e, bcr ^eitrag; — fisted, bid'faurtig ; — footed, p lump= pbtr frnmmfiiBig ; — garnet, jv: t. baS ®vitau bcr untcrn Segel; —headed, bicffopfig; --law, baS ??aiiftre^t; eiubgefefe; —moss, baS Jtolbeii= moos ; —room baS (5Sefellfd)aftg5im= mcr; —rush, bic 23iiife; — shaped, Icnlcitfijrmig. To CLUB. V. n. s,- a. i. bcjabicn. 5er= aniviicfcn; 2. mitanvfen, beitragcn, Sufammcufd)icijen (j. S3, bei (2ub= fcriptioilen, U. f. H).) ;— your firelock, vcrfebrt fr^ulterfS ©etvcbr ! CLUBBED, «<^' fd)iuer, plump. CLUBRISH (ide. tiUpifd). ly), a/!j. ))IntnB CLUBBER, I s. , bcr (Sliibijt, OcnoiTt CLUBBIST, 5 eincS ghibs. To CLircK, V. I. n. glucfen ; n. a. Ipcfe* (tote cine .Senile). CLUE, vid. Clew. CLUMP, 5. 1. ber .JllumV, Mo^. Jtlofe ; 2. birfc .gaufcn; a — of trees, ciu< 33aumgv«ppe. CLUMPS, s. ber Summfopf, 5)icffopf, 2;olpe(. CLT:rMsiNESS,s.bic35(umpf)cit,'Summ:> ^eit. CLUMSY (adv. — ily), adj. 1. fltrj unb bicf ; 2. plump, linfifd), ungcfc^icft. CLUNCH, s. ucrf)nrtctcr'2;bou. CLUSTER, s.l. bie S:raube, ber 53ii= fd)el; 2. .^aufen, (Schwann, bie SJJengc; — of islands, bie 3nfelgruppe. r« CLUSTER, v.i.n. 1. tvaubcuwcife wad)fen ; 2. ftd) baUcn ; 3. fid) vers fammcln ; u. a. oevfammcln, jufam= mcui)iiufen. CLUSTERY, adj. in .^aufcrt, bid'. 7'.^CLUTcn, I,, a. 1. jufdjlicpcu, 5uma= c^cn (bic .jjaub) ; 2. pacf en, faffcn, cr= greifc:t fcft l)aUtn ; 3. umfaffeu, uiU= fpannen CLUTCH, s. ber Orif ; clutches, s. ]>'. bic Jllancn. CLUlTER, s. Bit/^. 1.. bag ©etofc, baS Oc^'oltcr, bcr Siirm; 2. bic 3)ien"gf, ber tcile .jpaufen. To CLUTTER, v. n. vii/s: tpbcu, Iav= men ; to — together, fid) baufcimicife verfammclii. CLYSTER, s. ba« Jt(i)fitev; - pipe, bie Jth;ftierfprifte. COACH, s. 1. bie J?utfdic ; 2. cine iStu= be im Stern ber gropcn Jlricg§f4>ife ; — bo.\-, ber J?utfd)erft§, 33ocf ; — boot, bcv 33odfaftcii ; —braces, p/.bic.^iins geriemen, (Sc^uningviemen ; -grease, 2Bagenfd)miere ; — hire, bie 2)?ietJ)e, ba§ @elb fiiv eine £obtifHtfd)e ; — house, bev ©c^pppett, bieSJicmife; — joints, p/. bie Sturmflaugcn; —ma- ker, beraBagenmad)cv, ,ftutfd;eufabri= fant; — m.an. bev Jiutfc^CV ; -man- ship, bie Jluiift be« 3Bagcnlciifen§ ; — springs, pi. bic >. ber iStattt; a man of his — , fciucS ©(cidjeii ; to cast the — , bie (nlfc) .§aut ablegcii ; great — , ber Ucbcrrocf ; — of anyour, bcr aSaffettrocf ; — of arms, ber a8af= fenrocf; SBappciifitilb; — of mail, bcr ^-Pitiisei-"; to turn — , abtriiiinii] Jucrben; —loop, bie ©attelframpc'; a — of tin, ctit lleberjitjj I'oit Siti"- eittc ajerjiiimiitg ; the coats of an onion, bie <£ci)alcu citier 3>iJicbel. To COAT, v.a.i. ciiu'ii 3io(f aiijie^cit; 2. beHciben, iibcr5icf)cn. COATING, s. 1. ber Ueberjitg, 5lii)iric^, bie aSerElcibuiig ; 2. ber itiiffel. To COAX, v.a. fcfjiiicic^elit, liebEofcit, flretci;clit ; befiijaialjcu. DOAXER, s. ber Siebfofciibe, Sc{)mcirt)= ler; 53cfc^mafeer. COB,s. 1. bie ©cemeoe (and) sea-coW ; 2. bcr .*5cngfi ; — irons, bie geuer= bode, 23raitbbi)ife, .goljbScfe : — loaf, ctngrojjcs Sros; — nut, bte gro^e ScUeruup; baS DhiBfptel (bcr Jliii= ber); —stones, (in S'icuenglifrib) gro= ^c (Stetne ; — swan, bcr iBorbcr- fc^man. To COB, Sea Exp. Uttt (Sto3fd;Iageit befirafeii. COBALT, s. ber^obalf, ^oboU. To COBBLE, V. a. flicfcii ; ftiimperu ; fd)lec^t augbcffcnt. COBBLE, s. ber Jlicfel. GOBBLER, s. 1. ber giicfcr, Sc^u^^ flicfer ; 2. (£tiimper. CO-BISHOP, 5. bcr goabjutor ; SBeil); bifd)L)f. COBLE, s. ias Sift^crboot. COBOOSE, s. vid. Caboose. COBWEB. I. s. 1. ba« ©pinneugcnjebe ; 2. fig-, gielj, bie Sd)liiige; IL a/ij. jart, bitiiiie, loifer; — bed, mitepiii= tteiigcipebe iiber^Oi^en. 74 COCCIFEROUS, adj. becrcittragcnb. COCHINEAL, s. bcr @cbarlart)>tiurm, bie (5oc{)euilIc ; — oven, ber 2)arro= fen fiirbie (Sod)cnilJe. COCHLEATED, ) ""3- COCK, s. 1. ber .g)al)u, baS .^a^nr&en, a)innnd;en; 2. ber ainfii^rer, aBort= fii^rer; 3. ber i§ent)aitfcn, .*5ciifrf)o= bcr; 4. Jlrempe, ©tiilpc (eincS .§u= te§) : 5. bie B't'ige an ber SJage ; 6. bcr 3eigfi-" All ber SDunennl)r; 7. bcr 2Bcttcrl)ai)n ; 8. ■§af)n (jum 2lbjie= ben beS ©etriiuEcg'; bcggleid;cn am ©crocbr) ; 9. bie Jterbe (an einem ^feile) ; 10. bas a3ctfd)iff, Jleine SBoot mit balbem 3Serberf ; dunghiu — , bcr .^an§babii ; — of the wood, ber 3liierl;af)n; to be — on hoop (cock-a-hoop,), .§al)u tm jlorbe fe»n, ftd) briifien ; — boat, baS s^Bcifc^iff, SBoot mit batbem ^^erbccf;— brained, biriilos, bumm; — broth, SSriibe uom .g>abn; — chafer, bcr 3}faifa= fcr ; — -5 com!), bcr i^afcnfamm; jjo-. Stumer ; — crowing, bvis i^aljucnge; fral); bee friU)e iDiovgen; — eyes, garabinerbaEcrt am i|lferbegcf(^irr; — fight, — fighting, ber 4?iil)'iifampf, bas ^abngcfcc^t; — 's head, bie @^= Varfette {Hcdysarnm Onobrijchis — /..) ; — horse, ju ^sffi'i'f/ ftcgprangcnb, flolj, tro^ig; — loft, ber .tpabnbaU fen J — master, bcr.gabncsum jtampf abnd;tct ; — match, bie SBette bet ci= Item .6ai)ngefed)t, iinb bicfeS ®efed;t fclbft gegen cine SJette ; — pigeon, ber Sianbcr ; — pit, ber .^P)al)nplan, ^anipfpla^; (rtiif 'Sd)iffen) Jtrait= fenoerfit)(ag, bie S;anenfammcr; — robin, baS mannlid)e 3iott)feblct)en ; — saw, T. bie ^anbfiige ; — shut, bie 3eit be§ .§itl)neranfflugc«, Sammt= rung ,^ — sparrow, bas SJJanncbrn yom tiperling ; — spur, ber ^al)n= fporn; i)irginifcbc ^aacbor:;; — swain, ber giii^rcr bea 33eifd)iffc8 ; — thrnwins, baS ^a[;nivcrfen, ber ^abnfc})Iag (Spiel)'; — vtread, — v tre.adle, bcr ^^nbntrttt; — water, Min. T. aSaffer \\x 33erg>Bcrten; — weed, bag .§ai)nfraut, bie ^^fcfferwurs {Lc- pidium — i). To COCK, V. 1. n. i. .fJampfbcibne 5ie= I;eii; 2. floljircn, ftcb briiften; li. a. ( — up), i. in bie .§iJbe ric^ten, anf= rtd)tcn, anfnjartS balten ; 2. auffe= ic fe'ocarbe, igutfdjleife ; cockaded, ad/, tint Gocarbc tragciib. COCKAL, s. i. bag 93einrben, MwcljtU cben (5um @pic(en fiir Jtinbcr) ; 2. ber Sangfnocben (bag Spiel fclbft). COCKATRICE, ;?. 1. bcr ^afiligf; 2. cin Itebcrltc^eg Wranenjimmcr. COCKED, a^//.aufgcfrcmpt, mit ^rcm= pen ; ready — , mit aufgcjogencnt .§abn ; — up nose, bie ©tiilpnafe. To COCKER, r. a. licbtofcn ; rtcrjar= teln, b^itfc^etn; cockering, *. bag Si^crjartdn. COCKER, .?. ber Jlampfbabne jtebt, .^abnenfreunb. COCKEREL, s. bcr junge ^abn, bag ^abndjen. COCKET. T. s. M. E. bag SoUftcgcI ; ber 3ollf'"bein; bic 9lugfubr=i)c'cla= ration; u. «./;. mntbwillig, lofe, frcd); munter; — bread, bag .§ang= brob ; bcr Scbiffg^miebacf. COCKING, .■-- bag .(^abngefedbt. COCKLE,*. 1. tie ejibare •&crjmnf(te( 2. (ly — weed), bic jltniirofc, ,)llatf(^< rp(e; hot-cockles, bag ^cttJi)anbfpiet, .^aubplatfcr ; — shell, bie 3Jhifd>cl^ fcfcnle; --stairs, bie ''fficnbeltrcvue. To COCKLE, V. I. a.runsdn, fiilten; IL n. ihi) rnujeln, faltig werben; Cockled, adj. 1. mufdjclartlg ; 2. fd^raiibenfijrmtg, geitunbcn. COCKNEY, s. iron, oag lonbncr Stabt^ finb, bcr loiibner SDiaulaffe ; — dia- lect, bie (gemeine) lonbncr a}hinbart; — like, adj. »crrocicblic^t, mau!affen= inajjig. COCOA, s, 1. (Focog, bcr Socogbottm; cocoa-nut, bie (Socognn^. co(;ooN, s. ber (Svnon. COCTILE, adj. gcbarfcn, gebrannt. coci^iON, s. 1. bag ,Siod)en, ^Bacfeiij 2. bie ikrbaunitg. COD, s. 1. bte.piil'fe, ®cl>Pte; ber (5o- con ; 2. bie .gobe ; 3. — , or — fish, bcr (Stocffifc^ ; — oil, Scbcrtbraa »om ,$tabeljau; — pepper, ber }ii= tnaifd;e iPfcffer, spimcnt; — piece, ber .^ofcnfd)li^, bie .^ofenfkppe ; — worm, bcr Strobnjurm; -^ wort, bag Stcrnlraut, bie lifter. CODDER, s. bcr (Siufammler s>on .^uls fenfriid)ten. CODE, s. ber (Sobey, Kig ®efcfebnd>. CODGER, s. cont. bcr altc .g)ageftoli(< ©eijbnlg. CODICIL, s. bag ecbicil (ber 3Irtb«ii3 jn einem Sic ftam cute). CODILLE, s. 7'. bag (Sm\k. To CODLE or To CODDLE, v. a. i. qe= Unbe focf)en, auffoc^en, bctmpfcit; 2. jartlic^bebanbeln. CODLING ((/rCODIJN), ,9. 1. HT ^od)= apfet ; 2. iMarffifcb, Sc^cUfifcb. COEFFICACY, ) v:, qi?;fm,V»-..-^ coEFPiciENCv, I '• ^''^ 3JJttmtr*anft. COEFFICIENT (nd^. — iy), I. a/lj. Jtlil:= toirfenb; ll. s. L bag 3}Jttj»irf{nbc ; 2. Aiff. T. ber (Spcfftcicnt. CfELlAC, adj. bcii Uutciictb bctvcffcnb ; — passion, boig i^aitriju'cb ; bei Surd)fan. COEMFHON, *. ber 5ivjffairf. COEQUAL (aJv. — i.y), oilj. gifirb. COEQUALITY, .^^ bie ©I'cifbbcit. To COEi{CF^7.. n. L eiiiffbranftn (bur(§ ©trafen) ; 2. jwingen. COERCIBLE, adj. cin^ufdivantcH. COERCION, .•» bi£ (Sinfd;ranhtni], bci Ramng biird; etrafen; — hiii, bit 3n.mnggbil(. coERcivE, adj. ctnfdKanfeDb, jwiit:- genb. COESSENTIAL, (ado. — lv), adj. gJei* mcS ayefeiig. odESSFjJTJALiTY, s. bie @letd)bctS beg aScfeng. CO ESTATE, 5. ber 2>Jitflanb. COETANEOUS, adj. gleicbjcittg. COETERNAL [adv. — ly), adj. glejd) ewig. COETERNITY, s. bte glcid)c e»igfett. COEVAL, I. a/ij. gleic^ alt, gletcbjei= tig; II. s. ber3citgcnog. COEVOUS, adj. gkidjjcttig, glctd) alt. To COEXIST, V. n. jugleidb fe»n, leben. COEXISTENCE, s. bie (Joeriftenj, baS 3"gleicf)fci)n, COEXISTENT, adj. juglcid) obcr mit sorbanben. To COEXTEND, r. n. glcidicn llmfans baben, ftd) gleic^ meif erftierfcn. COEXTENSION, .?. bcv glcifbe«mfang, bic gleicbc Shigbcbnung. COEXTENSIVE (a,-/«. — ly), adj. »0n glcirbcm Umfang. COFFEE, s. bcr jtaffcc ; — berry, ^tt ,cv ©dja^mciflcr. COFFIN, s. 1. bcr ©aril ; 2- bte-^aflc- ten)>faiinc, Soilcnform ; 3. bcv ganje 43uf cities 5Pfcrbe« ; 4. Typ. r. bcr d?arre:i ; — man, — maker, bcr iSarg; ma^er. To COFFIN, V. a. tst bctt Sarg Icgcn, eiitfarijcn. COG, s. bcr Jlamin pbcv 3af)it (am fRabc) ; — wiieel, ba3 Jitammrab. To COG. V. a. &■ n. ^iihnt. alt ciii 3Jab niac^cit ; 2. fc^meic^eln, iiat^ bent SUunbe rcbeit; liigcn, bftriij^cii; to — the dice, bie SBiirfcl fiicipc n. COGENCY, s. bie 5n)iii(]cnbe Stvuft, ®e- walt, Uckriciigutts]'. COGENT (ath. — ly), adj. fraftij], bvill= gciib, uuwibcrftehliit, iitcrjcugciib. cx)GGER,s.bcried)inctc^[cr,^etriigcr. COGITABLE, tulj. bciifbar. To COGITATE, v. n. bCllfcit, aU«bcn= fcti, bcbtitfcii. COGITATION, s. bas S)ciifeu, bcr ®c= banfe. COGITATIVE, adj. 1. bctlfeilb ; 2. ttcf= ftitnitj. COGNATE, adj. sjerwaitbt (befoiibcrs »ott SJJitttcrfcite). COGNATION, s. bic 93cnr>atibtfd)aft; 3lc^iiltci)fcit bc3 aSefriiS. COGNITION,.?. 1. bicitcnitttiifi, Stim= ■ be ; 2. bag iBiffcit, *Bciuufitfct)it. COGNIZABLE, a///. I. I.. T. tuoriibcr gcrtittlid? erfaiiitf luci'bcti faun, beiit gci'i(fetlicf)cti ^crfal)rcii uiUenuorfeii ; 2. crfciiiibar. COGNIZANCE, s. 1. bte ©rfcitntttig, Jlciintiii^; 2. /.. T. gcric^tlic^c (Sr= fcitiitiiif ; 3. Svfunbigung ; this falls under the — of philosri|)hy,j?n-. ba§ gc- l)iirt.yor bie (in ba« ©cbict bcr) ^^i= lofov^ic ; to take — of, (Sffiitibigiittg eiiijiclcrt liber (iDcgeii) ; uuterfudljcn. COGNOMINAL, adj. bcit 3«ti'tmcn ober 'Bciiiaitieti bctrcffeiib. GOGNOMLNATION, s bcr 3"«aiUC, 53ciiiaine. COGNOSCITIVE, adj. jum (Srfemicrt ; — faculty, ba3 @rfetmtiii$ocrm6gcii. roCOHAiUT, V. 71. 1. mit bewol)iicit, Stifainnien ober beifammcn mot)iieii ; 2. aU (Sbetcute betfamnicii ivohacii (0f)itc »cr()ctrat^et jii feiiii). COHABITANT, s. bcr 3}iitbe«3ofiiicr. COHABITATION, s. 1. bag 3ufant= inctmo()iicii ; 2. bie ^cin)ol}Uung p()= He ycr()eiratt)ct jii fc«ii. COHEIR, s. ber iDJitevbc. COHEIRESS, s. bic SQJitcvbiiut. To COHERE, V. n. 1. jufaminciibaiigcii ; 2. ubei'fiuEommen, firf) fcfjicfcn ; ubereiuftimmcit. COHERENCE (COHERENCY), s. bcr Sufammcn^aiig, bie SSerbinbung, golge. COHERENT 'adv. — ly) adj. 1. Sufailt^ ntenf)diigcitb, scrbuitbcti ; 2. iibcrciit= fiimmig. :;oHESibN, s. bcr 3«f»^"""f''f)»'»"g' vid. COIIKRENPE. COHESIVE {adu. — ly), adj. jufammctls jjiitigenb. 30HESIVENESS, s. bcr 3ufaminen= fiaiig. To COHOBATE, v. a. Ch. T. ttOC^matS «b}ic()cn ober bePiUircu, cofiobircn. COHOBATION, s. Ch. T. US JWttma= lige 5lbjiekii. COHORT, s. bic (So^oxk, roiitifc^c ,Krieg«f(|av ; ber 3;rupp Jlriegcr. coiF.s. bie .|5autie, Jl\tv))c, ber Jtoi>f= pu§ eiiieg grauciisiiiimerg ; bevSoc; tor^iit. To COIF, V. a. mit cincm (wctblicljeii) j?ovfpii|e Dcrjiercit. COIFFURE, 5. ber Jtopfpu^, aiuffa?, bag ^Rovfjeug. To COIL, V. a. aufroiffclii, aiifroUcn, jufamiiiciiroKen, niiib 5ufaiuinculc= gcii, auffc^ieticii. COIL (a — of rope), .?. ba» riinb gclcgtc (aufgcfc^offcnc) (stiirf (Sainvcrf); the — of a cable, bag 3liige ciiicg aiif= gefcI;offciicii Xaiieg. COIN, «. 1. bic fflJiiiisc bag ®elb ; 2. bic (Scfc ; 3. bcr ©cfftciu ; 4. Typ. T. Sltii; Steltfcif. To COIN, ». fl. Hjragcit, niiinscii; 2. Jig. mac^cit, cvfiiibeii, fcijmtcbcii. COINAGE, s. 1. baS SJJiiitjcit, bic 3)Mti5fui!fl; 2. mrn^i; 3. bag ®c= Vragc; 4. bie Sljiiujfoflcii, bcr ©c^(agff&a&; ^.jig. bic (Srfiubuiig, 6rbid)hittg, ©cbitrt. To COINCIDE, v.n. 1. 5iifammciitrff= fctt; 2. iibcrcitifiiiumen (mit in itiib with) ; 3. gleic^er SJJeiiiitng feint ; to — ill a thing, til cillC ©at^C XoWW- geit. COINCIDENCE,.?. 1. bag 3llf'll"l"f"= treifcii, bic 3iifammcitEiiiift; 2. (5iit= ftimmung. COINCIDENT, adj. 1. jufaiitmcntrcf= fcitb ; 2. iibcrciiiftimmig. COINDICATION, .«. bag 3iifainmcit= treffen (me^rercr >DJcrfntaaIc). COINER, s. 1. ber ''DJiiiijcr, ^rager ; 2. ?salf(f)miiii$cr; "i.jig. ©rftubcr, COISTRIL, s. 1. sp. E. bcr aiig()iMrtetc (Ober -JBaftarbi) Salfc ; 2. fc{)iicf)tenic SJJciifct), ?{cii[iitg, @clbfci;iiabcl; bie fcigc a)icmmc. COIT, vM. auoiT. COITION, s. bag giifrtini'if'ifommcii jwcicr Jiorpcr; bic sScgattung. CO.IURER. s. L. T. bcr bic aBa[)il)aftig^ fcit beg ^:ibcg ciiicg Written kfc^ivij= rciibc S'-iigf- COKE, s. abgcfi'^wcfcltc (Stciiifo^cn. colander', .S-. bcr 2)iirrt)fd)Iag, bic Sciiic, bcr (Scibcr. colbertine, s. eiijc 3lrt (Spi^eit. COLCOTHAR. s. Ch. T. bag Kavut mor= tuiim (trocfcitc Ucberbleibfcl uacfe bcr Seftidatioii). COLD [adv.—vt), 1. adj. l.falt; fro= i^ig ; 2. fig. fait, faltfinnig, ^iiriii-fljai- tciib, Ictbcufdjaftglog ; 3. feiifd) ; ii. s. 1. bic jldite, bcr Svoft; 2. bic (Sr= fdltuiig, bcr Sd)tuipfcn; jo catch (take)—, fid) ertdltcn, bcii Sd^mipfeit bcEommCll ; in compos. — blooded, gc= fiif)llog ; — hearted, g(cid)giiltig, lct=: beiifcI)aftgtog, gefiihiipg. COLDISH, adj. tdltlicb, ciii wcitig fait, im. fnf<*. COLDNESS, s. bic^attc; .fe bcr jlalt= jtitii, bic @lcicf)giiltigfctt, li^probigfctt, jtciifcl)t)cit. COLE (Colewort), .?. bcr jlo&f. COLIC, L s. bie ,$tolif, 'Jarmgif^t; ii. (— al), adj. bie ©cbdniic bctveffciib, ober aiigvcifeiib. To COLLAPSE, r. n. siifaiumcnfaHcii, ftd) fd)Iictlcn. COLLAPSION, .■:. bag ^ufammcnfallcti, (Siufalleii, ^iiramnteit^icbctt. COLL.VR, s. bag .Salgbaiib ; Sr^oMtx- fell ; Jl" iimmct ; bie .ftalftc r ; ber .i?ra= gen; to siif. Wv. — , bcit .6alg (Jl'ovf) aiig ber {2d)fiiigc jichcii; a — of brawn, ctii Sfiicf 3^pllffci)"cf) »om anl= ben ©d)rocine ; — of a stay jv. r. bcr ©tagfragen; — beam, An.h T. on Q^ncrbalten; — bone, bag Sc^liiffel bctn. To COLLAR, V. a. 1. bcim Jtragcn nc^. men, anpc Jcn : 2. cin-'n .itragen urn biubcn ; 3. (glcifd)) jnfammciirollcn To COLLATE, r. a. 1. I'crici^cn, evtl}et? Icn ; 2. collatiouircit, gcgen eiimnbci t)altcn, s)crglcid)cn. COLLATERAL (— allyXL adj. 1. auf bcr Seitc; 2. yon bcr lacitc, jnr Sci- tenlinic gcf)6rig, parallel ; 3. mittcU bar ; — degree of kindred, bic ©eitcn* linic ; — wind, bcr Seitcniuinb ; u. s. bcr ©citcituerwanbtc ; — ness, s. bit (2eitcnycnuaiibtfd)aft. COLLATION, s. 1. bie 'Bcrtci^ung, (Sva tbcilung- 2. ®cgcncinaubcrI)aUung; aSerglctc^ung • 3. flciue 3mifc^eu= mal)ljcit, bag lcid)tc9lbcnbcffeii,S3eg= 4)crbrob, bie @rfrifd;niig. COLLATOR, s. 1. bcr (5:rtf)ctlcr ctiict 5)Jfriiiibc, patron; 2. Gollaticnirciibe, (iollator, 93crglcidKr. COLLEAGUE, s. bcr (JoUcgc, 5lmtggc= nog ; — ship, bic ©cnoffcnfdiaft. To COLLEAGUE, v. I. a ycrgcfeUfd)af' ten, ucrbinben; n. n. ftd) ucrbiubcn. coLLEcr, s. bic (Jollcctc; bag furse ©cbet. To COLLECT, v.\. a. 1. fanjmcin, 511» fammeubringen ; 2. bcmcvtcn; 3. fol= gem, fd)Iief)en ; n. «. fid) famiiuln, anbdnfen; to — one's '^seif. fid; fam* mclit, fid) faffcii, wieber ju ftd) fclbft fommcn. COLLECTANEOUS, axlj. JllfailtniCligc= tvagcn ; — notes, (follcctanca. COLLECTED, adj. siifaiiimciigcfaft; — ly, ade. sufammcngcnoinmcii. CCLLECTEDNESS, s. bag fid) Sam* inelu, bag3ufammciine^meit (bcr @c» banfcn). coLLEariBLE, adj. ju fd;Iictlcn, }U folgcrn, 511 fainmctn. coLLEcnoN, s. 1. bag'SammeIn; 2. bie Sammlung; 3. Sdjlngfolgc, b«r (Sd^lnfjfa^. COLLECTIVE, I. adj. 1. colfcctiy, vcr= fammclt, gefamnit ; 2. fd)liefjcnb ; II. — noim, OT , s. Gram. T. bag (SoU lectiuum; — ly, adv. inggcfammt, uberf)anvt : —ness, s. bie Siereini^ gung, bic 'jJJcnge. COLLECTOR, s. bcr Saiiiiitlcr, (Suu ncbmcr; —ship, bag 3clJcinnef)mcrs amt ; 2i]iirbc cineg 3c"cinncl)mcrg. COLLEGATARY, .? ber SDJitcrbc an ci= ncm 93crmd(htuiffc. COLLEGE, *. 'shig. bag Collegium ; @i)mnaftiim, bic f)pr)e Sdjiilc' COLLEGIAL, adj. jii cinciu (^"ollcgium geI)Ln-ig. COLLEGIAN, s. sing, bcr (ToUcgtat. C0LLEGi.'\TE, I. ,:dj. collcgiciil)aft, cot* Icgialifd), nfabcmifd) ; — church, bie (5pIlcgiat£irrbc,Stiftgfird)e; II. s. ber Gollcgiat; ©ti^iilcr, Stubent. COLLET, s. 1. bag (SoIJct; 2. Stamen beS S^iingcg, tvoriu bcr Steiu filjt. To COLLIDE, r.ii. sufammcnflPtJf"- COLLIER, .s. 1. bcr Steii!?pl)lengras bcr; 2. ,Kof)lcnl)aubIcr; 3. ba?.jTofc- Icnfd)iff. COLLIERY, .1. i. bte ,f?p{)(cngvnbe, iai Stohkn^ (a3crg=) Serf; 2, ber Jtp^ lcnt)anbcl. To CH3LLIGATE, v. a. jiifammcii'&tuben, yercinigen. COLLIGATION, s. bag 3iif>iii"nfn'6in« ben. COLLlMATION, } ^^ aj j . a:.. COLLINEATION, J *• ""* ^"'"' ' ■^'^' COLLIQUABLE, adj. fd)mcljl)av ; Icicti aufli.igbar. COLLIQUAMENT s. bic Sc^nialt^ bcr Slufj. 75 COLO COMB COME 'XM.LlQVAxr, lu/j. fc^mcljcub, auf(5= fenb. To aDI.LiaUATE, v. a. aS 3itf»mmcnilojjctt, bic Seriit)riiit(]. To COLLOCATE, v. a. flcIICJt, OVbncn. COLLOCATE, adj. flcftcllt, aefefet. COLLOCATION, s. bic ©teUuu3, Orb= aiing. COLLOCUTlOi\,5. bteUitten-ebutig, ba§ ©ffprcic^. COLLOCUTOR, s. bcr (Sprecl;ritbc. COLLOP, s. btc (Sc^nitfc, tas Sc^cilj= c^cit (biiur.c' Stiicf glctfct) ; 2. joe. ciit Jliiib. COLLOaUIAL adj. 511IU ©cfprac^e (]C= ^Dvig ; bie UmgaugSfpi-aC^e bftr'cf= fcnb. COLLOQUIST, s. bcr Sprcf^eube. COLLoaUY, s. Us Ocfpvdc^. COLLOW, vid. Colly, &c. COLLUCl'ANCY, s. bie STlctgutig 511111 ©trcit, SBibevfeeimg. COLLUCTATrON, .v. bcr Strctf, aStbcv^ fianb, bie aSibcrfe^lid^fcif. To COLLUDt; V. n. fill t)cimltc^cS 93er= flciiibniB haben, ftc^ yeiflc^cit, uiitcr et?icr 2)ccfe ficdFcit. COLLUSION, Colluding, s. haS ^Ctm= lt(^e 3[>cifliiiibiiiB (L. T. - Scmaubeii um feiii i>{ccl)t Jlt tviligcil) ; there is a — between them, fie »crftc[)Clt ftrf) liifammcn. COLLUSIVE (ado. — ly), adj. abgfVebct atgefavtct ; — ness, s. iaS bctriigeri= fc{)c @tit»crftaiibiiit). COLLUSORiT, adj. ctii a5crPanbiiitJ l)n= bciib. COLLY (CoLLow), s. bee dixi% bte ©c^marje, iaS Jlp()lfc^»arj. To COLLY. V. a. berujieit, fctjroarj mrt= c^eii ; »ei-ftnfleni. COLLYJUUM, s. bie 9IiigcitfaI&e, ba« Stugeiinjaffev. OOLMAR, s. 1. (Jolmau (SJabt) ; 2. bte 2JJaitna6ini. COLOGNE, Ls.(55(lt; U. ai/. cBIlltfd). COLON, «. I. ba^ Solon L":]; 2. ber ©rimmbarm. COLONEL, I. s. bcr DbcrPe ; 2. — cy, — ship, bic Dbcrflcii^cUc. COLONIAL, a(//. bic goloiiic bctrcfffttb; — prociuce, M. K. SoIptiiaUSSaarcit. COLONIST, s. bev eolpiiift, 9liipflaii5cr. COLONIZATION, s. bic ilulcguiig ciiiei- Solonie, u. f.ic. To COLONIZE, (Solonicit aiitegcn, aii= pflaiijfit, atibaiieii, beyiilfcfii. COLONNADE, .5. bie CTolpitttabe, ®au=: leitftclluitg, bev Saulciigatig. COLONY, s. bie (Soloiiie, !]irlk"i5fiabt, ■SPflaimiiig. COLOPHON, s. Tijp. T. bie Icfetc Sctfe ciucs 53udje« (Jiiuif oit uii6 3af}v aiu jcigeiib). COLOPHONY, s. bev Jtofov[)iiiiiitm, bas ®eigfit&av5. ix)f/jauiNnDA, s. bic G^oloquiiite, S8ittergurfc. COLOUR, s. 1. bic Sarbe ; 2. ®cft(f)t§= farbc, mt[)t; 3. ./?«■• bev 9liiftvicb, Scftciit, SSorwanb, 'j'ccf mantel ; 4. bie ©ilttUlig ; his — changes, ev tntfiivbt ltd; ; — lioxes. /Vavbcnfaitcf)f 11 ; — glass- es, farbigc ©liifev (uir i^eobadjtiiug bev Sonne); — 'nwn.bev Savbenliani)= kv bev garbenmeifter (in,1lattunbvu= rfeveicii); —marbles, Sicibfleincyon Wannov ; the — s, s. ;>/. bie Slitggc, gra^ne, ©tansavtc. re To COLOUR, V. I. a. 1. favbcn ; nnflvf is c^en ; iflmniniven ; 2. jisr. befdjonts gen, bcmanteln, cineit 9Inftvtri& geben ; 3. fc^einbftv ma^en; 4. cinfcbanivjen ^Bfvbotcne obcv accisbave 2Baavcn l^etmlic^ cinfiil)ren) ; li. n. evviUben. COLOURABLE {mlv. — bly) /idj. fc^ein= K\t\ a — sale, Ji/.£. cin ftitgivtev33cvs U\x\. COLORATION, s. bas Brtvbcn, btc Sar= bnng. coLOURER,s.bcv, btc, ba8 bcfc^iJnigct, bemcintelt. COLORIFIC, adj. fiivbcnb. COLOURING, s. 1. ba« (5avbcn ; 2. (TOs lovit, bie (5a»"bf«i«ifi^"itn. ??avbengc= bung ; 3. fig. baS 33efrf)6nigen, ^e= niiintcln ; — drugs, gavbefioffc ; dead — T.bagSrunbiveit. coLOURisT,s. bev gotortfl (3}iciflcrtn bev Sarbengebnng). COLOURLESS, adj. favbcnloS, bnr(^ft^= tig. COLOSSAL. \adj. foloffal, foloffifd), COLOSSEAN, 5 foloffavtig.vicfengvojj. COLOSSUS, s. bev Jiloloj}, bic ajiefen^ ftatuv. COLSTAFF, s. bie Bubcvffange, ber ^^ebebaum. COLT, s. 1. ba« .Oengflfiiden ; 2. fig. bev junge Saffe, ba« jtalb ; — 's foot, bev .^nflatticfc {Tussitngo — L) ; — locl^s. S vannfct)[offf r fiiv giilfen ; — stafr.jwy. Colstaff; — •s-tooth, bev 2)tild)5a^n. COLTER, s. bag @cd), ^fIi'n'"'!fKi"- COLTISH, ad), falbfvbnft, nn^gelaffen. COLUMBARY, s. ba« Saiibcii^aua. COLUMBIA, s. * ainierifa. COLUMBINE, s, 1. bie 2;aubfnt)alsfarbe, bag fd)ielenbe ^yiolett ; 2. bie 9ltclci (./Iquilegia — /,.) ; 3. (^plltmbillC (bCV 9iaine eines iveiblicben 6f)avaftcv§ in ciiiev ^Pantomime). COLUMN, .^. 1. bie Saiile; 2. ?nft= obev ayaffcvfaiitc ; 3. mu. t. 6otonne ; 4. Typ. t. eolnmne ; in — ?, column ncnweife. COLUMNAR, adj. fanlcnfin'mig. COLURE, s. .^st. T. bev (Jotnr, Sonnen= roeiibefvciS. COMA, s. bev 9lnfa^ ^nv Sc^Kiffu^t. COMATE, s. bcr gamevab. CO>L\TE, adj. f)aavig. COMB, .?. 1. be V .$?antin ; bie (Stvtcgcf ; •§ed)c[ ; 2. bev .t^abneufamin ; 3. bie ^onigfc^cibe, r«/. Honey-comb; 4. ein o^OVnina§ von inCV Bushel ; — brusli. bie litammbiivfte ; — case, ba« Jtanini= futtev ; — maker, bcv Jtanimmad)ev ; — tray, btc jtainmlabc. To COMB, V. n. fainntcn, flvicgetn; fvcm^.'cln, l)fd)e[n. To COMBAT, v.in. 1. ftc^ fd;lagen, fiimpfen, ftvcitcn ; 2. fid) wibcvfc^cn ; II. a. bcftrciten, befampfcn. COMBAT, 5. bev Jlampf, Stvcit, ba« ®efed)t; single — bev3njfitanH)f. COMBATANT, ) I. .?. bcv Sdjlrtgcv, COMBATER, $ ©tveitev, Jlampfcr; Scrfec^tev ; II. adj. fcdjteiib, ftvcitcnb. COMBEPt,^ber2Bolifainnirv;Jlvemplcr. COMBINABLE, adj. VCiCtnbaV. COMBINATION, s. tie iBcvbtnbiing, 5]evcinignitg ; bas fKtm{id)e 53iiiibnitj. To COMBINE, ». I. a. ocvbinbcit, «cvct= nigcn, jnfammenfiigen, 5nfaininciife= %eit ; jufainmentciifeii ; u.n. fic^ »ev= binbeii, fid) ueveinigen ( — with. init). COMBINGS, s. pi. bev gibfall bcim ^antmcii. coMBLi'^ss, adj. {WW ciiicm .ga^ne) o()ne Jtamm. COMBUST, alj .^st. T. till i^railbc. COMBUSTIBLE, L adj. Vfvbvcillllid) ; brennbav ; IL — s, s. pi. 58vcnnftofte. COMBUSTIBLENESS, > .i. lie gSfVi COMBUSTIBILITY, S bvf inlic^tcit SBvennbavfeit. COMBUSTION, s. 1. bic 2?cvbvcnnnnp bcr 58ranb ; 2. .fig 91ufvu^r, bic gvopt S^eninvrung, giantnie. T« COME, v.ir.v. 1. fommcit, Jifibe? fonimcn; 2. ben'ovfonimcii, ent{i»« l)en ; 3. ftcb sutvagcn, erfolgen ; 4. gevatf)cn, gelingen, ar.Sfd)Iagcn; the butler comes, bic iD^iid) bllttevt; the malt comes, \>CiS 9JfaIj feimt ; whon all comes to all, ivfnii cS mil nnb um lommt; to — about, Ijcvum fommen, fic^ iDcnben ; fic^ jutragen, gefi^ic- ben; what do you — about? tt»a§ fU= d)et 3t)v ? to — after, nad^folgcrt ; to — again, ttiicbevfonimcii, wicbev^ fe^vcn ; to — along, fovt= obev mit= fommen ; to — asunder, aii§cini:!bevs gebcn; to — at, an (?troal fommen, crvcif^cn, eriangen ; to — away, fic^ njegbf gebcn; to— back, juriidftoin= inch ; to — by, sovbci fommen ; baju fommen, crlangcn, evun-rbeu; to — down, bcrab obev unfev fommen; ftc^ f)cvab(affen ; to — for, fommen niii gu bolen ; to — forth, Sevang obcv I)cr= oov fommen, bevans gcben ; to — forward, ivciter fommcii, vorbvtngen ; 5unebmcn ; to — from, son (StwaS bevs fommen; to — home, toieber juviirf= fommeii ; aiifg Oewiffen fatten ; auf bag jnr Sad)e ©ebovige fommen ; to — in, bcveiiifommcn, bcveintreten, fidi cinfiufccn, fid; cinftcUen ; einge- bcn, einlaufcn ; auffonimcii, 'iSloU ivcvben; cinfoniiijen ; nufben2:^von gelaugcn; nad)gebcn; before dinner — s in, bcyov bag C^ffeii aiifgetrageit wirb; to — in for, Slnrpvucf) mnc{)e« auf.., fovbern (fcin 2;beil), finfom= men um ; to — in to, 5U.(^iilfe fommcit, cingei)eii, cinitnHt'geu; — into,fommeii obcv 3cvatt)en in .'. ; to — near, na()e iommcn; /o-. afinlic^ fcini, gletdKn; beifommen; to — of,bfrfommcn;' ab= ftammen; what win — of thee i was wirb aug biv merben ? to — off, basou fommen; cnfpieben, cntiooid)cn; en ben, fciue 3iolIc f^tclen ; abgefjcii loggeben, auggebeii, anc>faUcn • ob-- ircidjen ; abfommen ; to — off with credit, mit (Sbven baBon= obcv logfom= men ; you will — off a loser, feic tt)tv= ben babci sievlieren ; to — off from, oevlaffcn, fabven laffeii ; a — oii; s. bie 9lngflucbt, bcv S^onoaub; to — on, beranfommcn, aiiviidcn ; fortgeben ; fovtfommen, ivacbfcn, gebcit)c'ii, aus fd)lageit ; how do you — on •? loic gcbt'bivg? lute gebcn bie ©cfdiafte';^ to — over, ubcrgeben, itbevtvcten; bc= tviigen ; to — out, augfomnien, i5ffent= lid) uiciben ; auggeben, bfvanggeben ; bcraugfommeu, eutbecft wcvbeh; cv= fdieincit, Dovtvcten; augfd)lagcn, trci« ben ; his teeth begin to — out, bte 3abnc fallen iftm aug; to — out with, mit (StwaS bcvangviidcn, ©tifag »ov=: bvtiigcu, bbven laffcu ; to — fiaii) short of, ycvfeblcn; jn fur^ fomnicn; nad)liebeii, nicbtglctcbfommeii; to — to. ju, auf, in, obcv an (Stwni fom- men obev geratben ; bctvagcn, ang= inadicn ; jn ftcben fommen, fid) be= laufcu ; ftcb nabern ; ba.iju ivetcn, cin^ undigcu; auf Qtm.-.S btnaiiSlanfen; to — to one's self, WtCbCV l,\l \ici) ffjbft fommen; to — to life lebentiig \vn-= ben ; has it — to that ? tft eg babtu gefomnten? to — to good, n>obl gerrt= tbeu, gliiden ; to — to nothing, jit ■SBaffcv uictben ; to — to hand, nngca langen ; juftobvn, fidi crcigncn; tc — to handy blows, baiibgcitiein iDcr* ben ; to — to pass. \fid) jutvagcn, ev? COMM COMM COMM (ijinen, gcfcI;c()Cn; (from) whence ■011163 it to passi ivobcr fomnit eg? jo — to preferment, bcforbcvt WCVbeil ; what does it — to ? tutc 33iel bcttdgt bafiV wieljod; tclauft ftci)ba«? woju l)ilft baS? I am not so wicked as this comes to, fo f]Ott[oS bill ic^ nf^t; will you— to? fei;b 3f)i- fg jiifi'ie= beii? to — to and fro, f)iii unb J)er, l)iu an? wicbct ge^eii ; to — up, l}eri ouffoinmeii ; aiiffommctt, fovtfom= jiicit, aufgeljcit, fcimcii; to — up to, jiuf (itanif jit, bt^ ju obcv an (StwaS foiitincu, fict) ua(}eni ; to — up with, cvrctcljcii, ciiiI)olcii ; (^kicftfoinmcii, glctc^ttjuit; to — upon, aiif ©troa^ f oninieu ; iibcifvillcn ; iibcirafc^ett ; (lll()Cimfa[Ieil ; I shall — upon you for it, id) iDcrbt mic^ bco^alb an (Mud) l)al- tcii; ivartc, id; luevbe btvSfdjpujicben! COMEDIAN, s. 1. bcr Jloniijbiant, Sd)aufutclcv ; 2. Jf onii5bicufd)reibev. c»MiiDY, s. ba« Suftfpiei. COMELILY, adv. aitftaubti], anmutf)ig, avtig. COMELINESS, s. btc Sd)ihtl;cit, 5lrtti]= fctt, 3luinutt), 2tcblid;feit; ber ^^lii= ftatib. COMELY, adj. &■ adv. axH^. aiiijcne^m, fieblic^, ^olbfclti;, fd)oit. COMER, s. bcr, bie, bas ,ffommciibe; — in, bCV .^^trctllfPllllHCltbe ; new — s, ucite SJii'bmniliui^e. COMET, s. 1. bcc Jtbmtt ; 2. ba« Jlome= teufviel ; —like, adj. fometeiuij)ulic^. COMETARY, ) ,. «„,„,f:fx CX)METm \ adj.hmdi^d). ODMETOGRAi'HY, «. bie Jloinctenbe= fdjvcibuiii]. COMFIT, ) s. iaS (IiMifect, %ni(X' COMFITURE, J mvt ; ba§ (Siiii)ema^= te ; — maker, ber 3"ff«'^l''l'ff l"- To COMFIT, V. a. (lUit ^udiv) thu mac^cit ; iibcrju Jem. To COMFORT, v. a. tviiftcu, Iilbcit, ft; cjutifcit, cvleit^tern ; crfrcucii; ftarfen. fiOMFORT, s. 1. bet Xvi^jt, baS iabUil, bie (?r[eid)tfrutii], .(piilfe; 2. 53c= quemlid)fcit, bae '(i<^ifliac uiib fijri;cr= lie^f ©oblbefiitbcit, 2Bol;lfc9n, bie S3cbagIid)Ecit, ba« ©el)agen, a3cr= guiigcii, bie 3iifi'ifi'fitl)cit. COMFORTABLE (mh. — blv), ailj. 1. bet^aglid), gciniitl)Iid; ; 2. bequcm, gcmiic^Iid;; 3. angeitct)))!, crfreulid), tviifilid) ; — ness, s. 1. bic 53e{)a9Ud)= Ictt; 2. 33cqiiemlid)Eett; 3, 2;vofl= li^fcit, eifvculid)feit. COMFORTER, s. 1. ber 2;rijfler ; 2. 7'A. 7'. l)ciUgc ®ciftj Comfortress, s. bie 2:rijftenim; bie Jpiilfcbviiigciibe. COMFORTLESS, a(/7. 1. Ultbe{>19lic^ ; 2. unerfrcuUc^ ; 3. troftto^. COMFREY (—fry), s. bcr SBallwur?. COMIC, I adj. fomifc^, COMICAL (adv. —ally). S lufltg. COMiCALNESS, s. baS Jloiiiifc|)c. COMING, L adj. fiiuftig; II. s. iaS Jlommcn, bie Slufunft; — in, ba8 liiuftMnmen. COMITIA, .?. pi. bie ^omitien (93oIfg= yerfammlungeu bev alteii SJiimer). roMiTiAL, adj. }u bcit 6omtticii ac= ^iM-ig. COMITY, «. bic"?tvfi9fctt, ?ebcnSavt. COMMA, s. 1. baa Jlomma. bee si3ei= ftvtc^ [,] ; 2. Mus. T. bev iieuittc 3;()ei( cilieS j;oueS ; inverted — s, Tiii>. T. bie 9lnfiit)iuuQ«5etci)eii; fam. ®aiifc= fii^djen [^ "]. To COMMAND, v. a. i?- n. 1. gcbicfeit, bcfebleit ; 2. bcfcbligcii, comnianbtrcit, fiil)ren> (till '2d)irf); 3. iibevfebeii, bel)crrfd)en, befti'eid;ert ; to — a view over.., bic 9lu8ftd^t tjabeit iiber . . , bet)eiTfd;cil ; sugar conmiands a ready 6.iie, j\T. E. 3ucFcr i|l Ieid;t absufcfecn. COMMAND, s. 1. bcr 93efe()[, bag ®c= bet ; 2. baS (Soiumanbo ; bic i6err= f^aft, ©emalt; word of — ,ba§ 6om= maiibo=iBort, bie Sofuiig ; under — , commanbirt. COMMANDABLE, adj. WaS be^crvfc^t joerbcn faun, vcgievbav, leitfam. COMMANDANT, s. bcr JBcfe^ll^abcr, ©oinmaubaiit. COMMANDATORY, adj. gcbtctcvif^). COMMANDER, s. 1. ber ©cbtctcr, aBe= fcl)li§ijabcv; gommoborej (SLMnmani bant; 2. (Somtbur; 3. t. be^§aiib= ramme, 3"iHlff "^ ; ^- ^- ^- SSeinlabc. ■COMMANDERY (—dry), s. bie 6om= t^urct. COMMANDING (adv. — ly), adj. )}cbtC= terifd); — ground, bie bominirciibe giubobc. COMMANDMENT, .?. 1. bie \)bd)ilt ©ewalt ;_ 2. ba« ®ebot, ©cfefe, bic 93oifd)vift; the ten commandments, btv jel;n ©ebote. COMMANDRESS, s. bie ©cbictcrinn; dommanbantiun. COMMATERIAL, adj. auS i cic^ClU ©toffe. COMMATERULITY, s. bic ®kid)^dt bc§ Stoffcg. coMMATiSM, s. bie ®cbrangtf)ctt, Mxit tbc« ®ti)I«). COMMEASURABLE, adj. »0n glcid)Cnt aSerbaltntt). COMMEMORABLE, adj. bcilfwiirbtg, mcvfiuiirbig, (Snmtljnung serbiencnb. To COALMEMORATE, v. a. 1. (ba« 3lu= bcu£en wn (StmaS) fetcrn ; 2. cvtodi)- ncn, 2}Zelbung tl)un. COMMEMORATION, s. 1. btC ®ebdctt= nttjfcicr, Scier ; 2. @rn)dt)nung, 2)iel- bung. COMMEMORATIVF-, adj. (lU Slnbcufcn biencnb, eriuncnib. COMMEMORATORY, adj. bdS 5lnbenfen bejuo^venb. , To COMMENCE, ». n. <$- n. aufangen,ant;c= beii ; betretcn ; (StwciS werbcn ; to — doctor, ^jromoinreii, 2)octor werbeii. COMMENCEMENT, «. 1. ber 3l!;fang ; 2. bie promotion. To COMMEND, v. a. i. emJjfcWen ; 2. loben, riibmen ; 3. fdjicfcii, fenbeii. COMMENDABLE (aav. — bly), adj. cni^)fcI)lun(^Saiiirbig, loblicft j — ness, s. bie 6inpfcl)luiigswiirbigtett. COMMENDAM, s. bic gomniciibc, er= Ictigt? SJJfriinbc, SSenvalluiig bev= felbcu. commendaTjVRY, s. ber 6^omnicnba= tor,3ntertni§yerroaltcr einer 5pfriinbe. COMMENDATION, s. 1. bic (SinVfcI)= Inng; 2. baS 2ob; 3. bie SicbciS^ botict)aft. COMMENDATORY, I. adj. Cmpfcblenb ; — letter, baS (5mpfebluiigSf4>rctben ; II. s. bie Scbrebc, SJobcSerlJebung. COMMENDER, s. ber ©mpfc(;lenbc, gp= bcnbc. commensurability, I s. ba8 9Ser=: COMMENSURABLENESS, S f)altntp (cineS glctd)cn®ri)pcnma^c8). COMMENSURABLE, ailj. glctd) aU§= megbar, in 33er()iiltiiip ju fl*IIeu, coiumenfuvable. To cOiM.MENSURATE, i.. a. auSmcffcn ; auf etn glcid)e3 SSer^dltuip bringen. COMMENSURATE (ndr. — ly), adj. auSmc§bar; augcmcffen; i,icrfjalt= nijjmdfiig. COMMENSURATION, s. baS 2)Jaf, 33erbdltnip. T,i COMMENT, v. n. 5lU'5lcgntigen obcr . ','lnmertiingen madden (— upon, itbcr). COMMENT, s> bte Slumcifuiig, 3IuS= Icgung. COMMENTARY, s. 1. bcr C^ommcntar, bie 5ti>*'«i}iiiig ; 2. iwS Sagcbud;. COMMENTATOR, ) s. ber 2lit«Ifgfr COMMENTER, J ©rfldrcr. COMMENTITIOUS, adj. erbi^tct, Cr^ fonneu. COMMERCE, s. 1. btc .^anblung, bet ^anbel, S^erfebr; 2. Umgang; 3. (ein Jlartcnfpicl). To co^LMERCE, v. n. i. .§anbcl trct= ben, l)anbeln ; 2. umgcljeu, vcrlebren, Umgaiig b«ben. COMMERCIAL (adv. — ly), at!j. ^UIH vganbel gebijrig; I'^aubet treibcnb; — treaty, t^er ^^aubcigocrtrag. COMNUGRATION. s. bie 9lu0wan'oc^ rung nnel)rercr5pcrroncn jufammcn). COMMINATION, s. 1. bte ^cbrobung, Srobuug; 2. ta. t. bie SBcrfiiubii: gtnig be§ ^oxwi ®otte« gcgcn bte Siinber. COMMINATORY, ailj. bvoI^CUb, bcbvol)' lic^. To COMMINGLE, v. I. a. Bcvmcngen, »crmtfd)en; u. ?«. ftc^ sermifdjen, scveinigcn. COMMlNUIBLE, adj, jCVrciblidf To COMMINUTE, v. a. 5crretptn, jev= fiofjcn, viHiicrn. coMMiNirnoN, s. 1. bie Serreibung, 2. 93cvbiinnung. To coMMKEK.\TE, v. a. bcmitlcibcn, 2}litlettcit b«bcn. coMMXSER.vnoN, 5. UiS 3)?tt{etb, (Sr- bavmcii, bic ©rbavinung. COMMISERATIVE (adv. — ly.), adj. mitlcib^voll, anS 3JiitIeib. coMMiSER.vroR, «. niitlcibig, evbar= mungSooK. COMMISSARIAL, adj. JU cincnt (Som= luipr gef)orig, COMMISSARIATE, s. bte Soinmipr= flcUe. coMmsSARY, .». 1. ber gonimtffdr, 5lbgcorbnetc; 2. 5prpytantmctftcr. COMMISSARYSHIP, vid. Commissa- RIATE. COMMISSION, .1. 1. btc dommiffion, bev 2luftra^, bie SoUnia^t; 2. j\l e. bie $royi)ton, Gijmmtfftpnsgebii()r ; 3. Stellc, bas 5>Imtj bie SBeftalluiig, ba« i)3atcnt, bic Cfricicrfiellc ; 4. 33c- gcf)ung (ciuer Siinbc, u. f. w.^; — in c statute of bankruptcy, L '". bet (5oncurfu« Crebttovunt; in t..?. — , beailltct; — husiness, J/. E. bcr 6oin= iniffiong= (Sactorci:) i£)aubel. 7'(7 COMMISSION (To —ate), v. a. i. 91uftrag gebcn, beauftragcn; 2. ah-- orbnen, bevioUmci({)tigen; to he com- missioned, ?luftrag baben, functioni= ren, ein 3(nit aerfcben ; a commission- ed officer, ein in ©e^alt fiefjenbct Offtcicr. COM^USSIONER, s. i>tx ^onimtfTiondr ; Sommtpv; ber (gefefelid)) sBcanf- tragtc. COMMISSLTIE, s. bte Wugc. To COMMIT, v.a.i. ubcrgcbcn, anyer= tranen; j\r. r. 9luftrdge gcben; 2. ijcrbaften, binfe^en, ^i%n\ laffcu; 3. begcben ; 4. blotl fteHen ; to — to (paper) writing, fdjriftlic^ auffcfecn, JU $apter bringen; to — violence on (upon), ®en)ait antl^un, COMMITMENT, .•>. \. bie ^evbaftung ; 2. ber ScrbaftSbcfef)! ; 3. bte Se* gebnng. COMMllTEE, s. 1. ber 5Iu«fd;«§; 2. />. T. ber C'nratPr iiber bte ^erfpt Pber bie ©liter eineS 3!Sabnftnnigcn; — man, ciu ©licb eiucS 5lnSfrf)uffe«. COMMITTER, s. bcr Sofe3 tegc^t, 23erbved)er. coxLMiTTEESiiiP, s.baS 9Iu^fd)iigamt. To COMMIX, V. I. a.. iiennifd)en, ntt' fd)cn; IL n. »ereinigcn. COMMIXTION. s. bie a.krmifd)ung. coADUXTURE, s 1. bic gL!crmif*'ung COMM COMP COMP 2. ber bcibur^ ctttflanbctte ^Bt))er, bte SDiifc^ung. SOMMODE, s. btc S^anU, iai ^Ol3f= }cug (ber bo&e JJopUMift bcr 23amcn tin 17teit 3itl)vf)unbert). COMMODIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. 1. tiC- qitem, gcmarf)li^; 2. fiiglid); iiu^= Icrf;; braud)&av; — ness, s. bte 5^c- qucinlic^fett; bev SSortljcif. COMMODITY, s. bic SBaarc. COMMODORE, s. bcv (Sommpbove. COMMON, I. fflf//. (S- (irfH. 1. gcinein ; 2. nemeiufd)aft(ic^ ; 3.a(Igemriit, Dffcnt= Itcf); 4. (jcitiijfjllltc^ ; 5. Uliabclig; 6. Gram. '/'. generis communis ; II. s. btVS (Siciuciiibfftiicf, bie ©emfinweibe, ii. f. UV ; in compos. — apartment, bilS 3Bo{)iijiinincr; bie ©aftjiube; — council, bcv@tabtrat() ; btc (jcfainmtc 5?iu-gci-fc^aft; — council man, eill 3iatl)«iilicb; — crier, ber iiffentltc^e 51u§ritfev- — hall, has ®cmetitbf= l\aus ; — law, ba« gcmciitc 9tcc^t ; §et:fOiniltcn ; — lawyer, bcr in — law wotjlbewattbcrte 3fJcd;t^jje(eI;rte ; — place, vid. Commonplace ; — pleas, or court of — pleas, ba§ Dbcrgertc^t in bur(]cvlid)eii Sac^en ; — prayer, i>aS ^^irc^citgebet ; — report, bte ^MH- (age; — sense, bee gemetne 9)Jeii= ict)ciiyerflanb, gefitiibc QSerftanb; — sewer (shore), bte ©C^Ieilfc, bcr Slbsiigsgrabcit ; — time, Mus. t. ber gerab'e (fd)lecf)te) Xad; in — , ge= inctiifc^afttic^, \nm S3efleit ; to give a tiiin? in — , eiitc Siic^e ^retS geben. To COMMON, B. v. 1. gcmeiiifci)aftltrf) Icbeii ; 2. tit Oemeiufc^aft babeii. COMMONABLE, adj. gcmeinfci;aftli(^. COMMONAOE, s. baS 3te(i)t niif etiter ©emetnanefe jit weibeit; @emeiitbe= rec^t. COMMONALTY, .s. 1. bic @emciit= fcbaft; 2. ba§ aSolf, gemciuc aioH. COMMONER, s. 1. ber gemeiiie 9Jiaim, Surgerltclje; 2. bas 5)ittgltcb ooin Unterbaufe; 3. ber 2)Jitinbaber; 4. ber (?cHegia( jmeitcr ^(affe nitf ben fitgltfcbeii Uiiiverfttaten ; 5. bte ge= metite .^nvt. C0MM0Nr,Y, adv. f)aiiftg, meiPen?, ge= ineiiitgltcl), get»pl;iilicl). COMMONNESS, s. bie ©cttijbiiltc^fett. COMMONPLACE, I. s. bcr allgeiucine Sttel, ©emetuvlafe ; II. adj. iinbe= beutcnb, nlltaglic^, consciitipiieK; To — , uiiter allgemeiue Siitel briitgeit ; — , honk, baS Cli^Ilectanecnbucf) ; — wit. ?Ultag«iiM^. COMMONS. ... p'. i. baS gcmetne 33oIf, ba« SJolf, bie ©emettiVit, ber brtftc Staiib ; 2. bte gcmotjnttcfje Mo^, 9111= tag«£oft : house of—, baS Untcr^auS beiS ^arlametitc^. COMMONWEAL, ? s. bie JRe^Jublif, COMMONWEALTH. S ber ©taat, iai gentc-inc 3Bct"en, i}]iiblifiim ; — of learnin;;. bie (*)elel}rteiire)jublif. OOMMORANCE (— cy), s. ber 5lllfcitt=: ^alt, bie aBD{)niing. ^OMMORANT, aili. wobltbaff, ailfaffig. roMMOTlON, s. i. bie 3.^eiveguiig ; 2. ber iJlufflanb, ^ilufnibr, bie (Smpe= rung ; 3. iSernjirruiig (be* i5erftait= its); iSefttgfeit ; Uiiritbe (ber Secle). To COMMOVE, V. a. + ^cftig bcwegeit, bcttnrufjtgen. 7') COMMUNE, V. n. 1. ftc^ ntittfjeilett, ftit ititterreben, bcrnt^en ( — with, niit) ; 2. contmuiiinreit, junt 3lbcnb= iTta^Ie geben. COMMUNICABLE, adj. mitt^eilbflr. COMMUNJCABILITY, s. bie 3JJttt[)ei[= barfeit. :oMMUNiCANT, s. ber 5D?itf6etIer ; gpmmitnicant. T» COMMUNK^ATS, .... I. a inittf;eitca (— to..., eiiictn etmaS), eroffneii; tbctleti; \i.n. 1. eoiuinititietreii, juiit 5Ibeitbmablc ge[}eit; 2. in @cmein= fcbaft f)abeit, in einanber gef)en, an einanbcrfio^en, «. f. ro. COMMUNICATION, s. I. bie 9JJtttbei= lung -2. ©einetnrcijaft, 3Serbinbung, ber iuerbiiibung«gaitg; 3itf'iini"c»= bnng; 3. Umgang, aScrfebv, Unterre= bung ; evil — , bijfe ©efeUfcbaft ; he has had — with he> er i)ip. T bcr Stiicffc^er. COMPANY, s. 1. bie ©efcUfc^aft; 2. 3lbll)eilung, (Tpmvagnic ; 3. Tsnuung, 3nuft; 4. spfenge, ber ^aufen; 5. tic .fauffabrteiflPttc; — of a ship, bag @d)ifF«ypIf ; to he good — , ein gutct @cfellfd)after fettn ;' to bear (to keep) — , begtetfeit, ®efellf^aft lei= flen. Ti COMPANY, V. L a. beglcitcit, ®efetl-- fc^aft iciflcn ; II. «. to — with one, fief) I'll ginciii gefeffen, fid) ntit ibin abgeben (ypu" ycrfcbiebeneiu ®e= fd)led)t). COMPARABLE {adr. — ly), aiJj. 9er= glcic^bar, ju sergleid^en. COMPARATIVE, L aij. »ergfetd)enb ; in iBergleid)ung; n.s. Omm. r.ber(ypm= isaratia; — ly, ah-. vcrg(cic^ung«ivci= fe, in 9Serg(eid)u»g. '•«ii COMPARE, V. \. a. ■.''rgleic^en (— with..., mit); gtcii$ad)ten (— to (Siuem); n. n. a^nlid), gleid) feint. COMPARE, s. bie SSerglcidjung ; tat @[eid)nij;. COMPARISON, s. 1. bie 3?exgteid)ung ; 2. bag SBcrbciltiiig; 3. ®letc^nii) ; '4. Gram. T. bic Jtpinparattpii ; in — of, in 9Sergleid;ung mit, gegeii ; hnyond — , unsergleid/lid*. To COMPART, r. a. abtbeilcii. COMPARTITION, if. bie 3lbtbci(uiig. COMPARTMENT, .5. 1. bic ^Ibtbciluitg.. bag Selb, Stitcf; 2. r. a?ert(;ethiiig (bcr Siguren auf ©cmalben). To COMPASS, V. a. 1. iiingcbeii, etit= fdjlic^cu; unilageru; bc'.ttjeru, blp= tf ircu ; umfaifcit ; 2. nm (.^tiimS ber= urn ge^en; 3. ev[)alten, befpmineii, gu ©tanbe bringen, burdtfc^cu, 'jp11= cnbeu; 4. /.. t. ntit (StmaS unigcbeii, anfttftcu; to — the end, baS 3icl ev= reic^en ; to — the. death of the king, bcni Jlpnige nad) bem l*ebcn flebcn. COMPASS, s. 1. bcr Jlreisi, Umfang Urns. T. ber <2timine), 3.^cjitE; iV= reid) ; ber 3lanm ; 2. Uiniveg ; 3 (Spinpaf ; to keep within — , ftc|) faf= feit, inii^igcn ; to keep one within — , ei= ncn im S*"''" batten ;— diaijber.^aitb^ cpinpafj, bic gpinpc^nbr ; — saw, r bie ?aubfage ; — seal, bag 20a{5pft= fcbaft; — timber, .ffruinin^plj ; Com passes, s.pl. or a pair of — ^ ber 3i>"fcf. OOJJPASSION, s. taS iiJJitletben, ^r*- barmen. To COMPASSION, v. a. bctnitfctben, ftit crbarmen. COMPASSIONABLE, adj. bcmttleibcng^ njcrt^. COMPASSIONATE (adv.—i.\),adj. llltt* Icibig; juin 9}?itleibcn gciieigt; — • ■ ness, s. bte OJfitlcibtgfcit, To COMPASSIONATE, v. a. ftc^ crbar* men, bcniitlciben. coMPATERNiTY.s. bic ®epatterfd)aft, COMPATIBILITY, ) s. bic i?ertrag= COMPATIBLENESS, 5 lid)feit, iBcretii:' barfcit; ber S3cft«nb jroeicr Singe mit einanber. COMPATIBLE, adj. WaS SUgtctC^ Uttt eincm anbern ^inge beffcben fann, sereinbar, sertragltd), V'Tffenb ; — ly, ado. uertraglid), fd)trf(tcb, fiigficb. COMPATRIOT, L ,«.ber SanbSmaitn ; n. a'lj. lanbgmiinnifd). COMPEER, s. ber :Ti;anii glcidien f, V. V. flngcii, ftc^ bctta= gen, murrcn, fic^ befdju'trcn (—of.., Sber ; — to ... , bf i) ; bewetncn. COMPLAINANT, s. bcr .(tlager. COMPLALNER, j. ber J?lagenbe ; 2J?nr= veube. COMPLAINT, .?. 1, btc mac\i, 5^e= frfjtucrbc; 2. baS Uebel, bcr Sctjaber,, bie ^rrtn!^cit. COMPLAISANCE, s. btc ©cfalligfcit; .g)5tli{enicnt (eincS Btrfeig) ; 5. .fi.^t. T. bie (?ntfernnug cincg StcrncS woin Bc= ntti) ; 6. Mil. T. bcr 3icfi bcr 2;cfcn= ftonSlinic an bcr (?orttnc ; — of the course. JV. T. bic ^Iit^abl bcr ^Pnitftc, bte bcin SonrS m 91) ©rabcn fehlcn. COMPLEMENTAL, adj. crganjenb. OlIMPLETE («dr. — i,y', i adj. 1. I'oU^ tlanbig, gan^, oollEontmett, woljt gc= tnacfjt; 2. sollcnbct; — ment, .?. bie 3?cvyol(fommnnng, 3?olIcubitng ; — iie.ss, s. bie 93oUfoinmenl)ctt. To COMPLETE, v. a, 1. vn>Hftanbig, oplttommcn, solt^abtig, complct ma- c^cn; ocrDoHftaitbigcn, cvgan^cn, coinplctiren; 2. Bollet'tbcn; 3.crfiillcn. COMPr,ETiON, .5. 1. bie (Svganutng ; 2. Prfiillung, aSollcnbitng ;' SScr'uoll' 1!v".y.btgung. COMPLETIVE, ndj. »olIfontmcn ina= (f)cnb, crgiiuj^nb. COMPLETORV. a'lj. crfiillcilb. COMPLEX, I ndj. 1. jitfainmcn »cr= COMPLEXED, S flod^tcii, ^nfainmcngc^ fc^t, altgcmcin ; 2. ycrwtifclt, fcfiwcr. COMPLEXEDNESS, .s. bie 3ufammcn= gefe^t^eit; 33cnvorrcnftcit. COMPLEXION. 1. bie Sarbc, ®cfi4ifJ= favbc,ba§3lnfclicn; 2. !Icinpcraincnr; bie ?cibcgbcfd)(ifcitl)cit; 3. bie g[?cr= flcd;tung (w. ii.) ; — ai, adj.iaiXcm' Jjcvamcitt betrcffcnb ; a — virtue, cine 3:;cinperaincitt«tngcnb ; —ally, acrfloc&= tcnl)cit, Bufammcngefc^t^cit, ^crs worrcnftcit, COMPLICATION, 5. 1. bie 9Scrn.nJc= lung, SScrbinbung; 2. ba§ ©cwcbc, ©cnjirr; —of figures, r bic ©ruppc (»on jufainincngcflclUcn 5ig«rcn); — of miseries, cin ®cWcbc SOlt @lcub. COMPLICE, s. bcr jBJitfc^utbigc. COMPLIER. s. ber willfabrigc 2JJcnfc{). COMPLIMENT, s. 1. ba« (Sompltincnt ; 2. bflS ®efci)Cllf; to give the — s of the day, griigcit (Seinanb), bic ^t\t bicten ; in — to ... , aus Slrtigfeit gc- gen .... To COMPLIMENT, v. a. ?- rt.'ciu ^Pinptott inad;cn, fid; bcimtid) jufainnicnrpt= ten, Pber »crfd)roi)rcn, l)ctinltc|) auf ctroaS uingct)cn. COMPLOTAIENT, s. bic 3nfainincnrpt= lung, fai eomplptt, bic 93crfd;wij= rung. coMPLOTTER.s.berSpinplottmaci^cr, 93crfd)wprnc. To COMPLY, V. n. willfar)rcn, fplgcn, nad^gcbcn, gcfaflig fcijn- ftc^ nad) ctnjaS rtdtten, fid) wprciii fc|i(fcn, ergcbcn; to — with one, with the times, fic^ in Gincn, ftd) ru bic 3cit fd)icfcn ; I — with your offer, ic^ laffc mir 35rcu 93prfd)taggcfallcn ; com- plied with, gcmillfabrt, mit (StiuaS jufricbcn; you shall be complied with, man unrb 3^rcn SBtllcn crfitUen. COMPLYER, s. nid. Compliisr. To COMPONDERATE, v. a. abwagcn. COMPONE (CT>MPONEn), part. adj. H. T. mi jwei garbcn bcftc^eub,5ufain= incngcfc^t. COMPONENT, adj. aitgntac^cnb ; — parts, btc 93cflanbt()cile. To COMPORT, V. I. V. ftc6 scrtragcu, iibcrctnjiiinnten (mit with) ; 11. reji. to — one's self, fid; »crl)altcn, f[c^ be= ncl)me«, fic^ bctragen. COMPORT, s. HS aScr^altcn, g3cuc|= men. COMPORTABLE, adj. nid)t iinbcrfprc= dicnb, snfammcnbangcnb, filjidflid;. 7o COMPOSE, v.a. i. jufammcnrc^cn ; 2. vcrfcrttgcn, ocrfaffcn, au-Sarbciten; 3. bcrcitcn, prbnen, jurcc^tftcllcn Pber Icgcn ; 4. fc^liditcn, fitllcn, bcilcgcn, bern{)tgcn ; 5. Typ. t. fcftcn, abfc|ctt ; 6. Jl/it,?. T. CPmpPnircn ; — vour mind, berubige btdi, faffe (fammlc) bid); to be composed of, bcftc^CU an? ... , auSmadficu; to — one'iMf etnccrnft* ^aftc 2JJicnc annc^mcn, ^d) faffen ; to — ' one's self to sleep, ftd) 5U11^ S^lafcn anfd)icfcn; to —one's set for one's end, fid) jum S^obc ouberci-- ten. COMPOSED (adv. — ly), adj. gcfcfel crnftbaft; rubig, gclaffcn; — ness, bic @efcfetl)cit; ©clnffcn^ctt, 9?ul;f. COMPOSER, s. 1. bcr aScrfaffcr; 2, Scljer ; 3. (^pmppnifl. COMPOSING-STICK, s. Tijp. T bcr 2Cin= Icl^f.fcit. COMPOSITE, flrf/. jnfammcngefcfet; — pillars, gcfuppcttc (Saulcn. COMPOSITION, s. 1. bic 3ufammcnfc' ^ung, a)Jifd)nng, gpmppfitipn; 2 3iifainmeuficUnng, -Jlnprbnung, feini rid)tnng ; 3. i33crbinbung, bcr 3"= famincnl)ang ; 4. bic 5>crfertigung ; 5. Typ. T. bcr artcicn in fid) bcgreift. COMPREHENSIVE \ndv. — ly), adj. 1. be^cutnng§yp^ ; »ic[ nmfaffcnb, iiad)= briitflid); 2. gcbrcingt, fcrnig; — ness, .V. 1. bic gcbrangte Jtiirje; 2. gaffnngSfraft. To COMPRESS, V. n. i. jufamiitcnbriis (fen, jiifantmcnbrtingcit, cmibcnftrcn ; 2. umfaffcn, nmarmcn (fd)iiuingcrn). COMPRES.S, s. s. T. bic ©pmprcffc, UiS g3aufd;d)cn. C0MPRi':ssiBlLlTY, 1 s. bic ^tgen= COMPRESSIBLENESS. S ffi^aftfl^' }IU fammcnbtitcfcti ju laffcn. COMPRESSIBLE (— -iveI, adj. bc8 3u. fantmcnbriicfcul fdl)ig. CONG CONG GONG cxJMPKESSiON (— ure), s. icis 3ufnm= nteiibriirfeu, bic Sufammciibi'uifiing, bcr Srutf, bie Sprcffung. COMPRISAL, s. bcr Snbegviff. To COMPRISE, V. a. tit ftci) faffett, tit ftd) begvetfcu, ctiif^ltc^eii,cnti)alteii. ro-COMPROBATE, v. n. Ukrctllfttm= men, fid) bcftcitigen. COMPROMISE, s. 1. L. T. bev gom^nj^ mi^; 2, bcr iBcrcjleicfc ; aSerti-nfi; to put a thing in — , ciite ©ac|)C (S4)tcb§= vtc^tcvit iibcvtvagcn. To COMPROMISE, v. a. 1. (5c^tcb§rtc{) = ter aiincf)meti, ft^ bevufcit (auf); 2. ciiinjtUtgcn (tit) ; ftci) «crgletci)en {xot- jjcii) ; 3. bcctiitracf)tt0cn, blogftdleii, ©civalt aiitbiiit, aiifopferit; to — one's principles, feitlCll (Sl'itllbfiiljCU juiuibei: f)aitbeln, tf)nen ©eaalt aw- tf)irn. COMPROMISER, s. bcr 9luSgIeicI;cr, 33crglcid)cr. COMPROMISSORIAL, adj. fi-^teb§vic|ter= Tu CXJMPROMIT,!). a. SCVf^VC^Clt, 5uft= d)evn. COMPROVINCIAL, aJj. au§ bcV WhwV.' d^eit ^routiis. COMPTROL (— ll). s. S,- To COMPTROL ( — ll), v. a. &-c^ vid. Control, &.c. COMPULSATlVE(adu.— ly), ? adj. COMPULSATORY. J Jlinil- gciib, siuangsiucife, nttt ©eiualt ; ait= trctbciib; — oath, bef fleswuiigciic 6-ib. COMPULSION, s. ber 3w««9/ 5lntvteb, bic cvlitteite ©eroalt. COMPULSIVE {adv. — ly), adj. t,WhU ■ rtcnb; mit 3>i-'^"9; — ness, s. ber Sroaitg. COMPULSORY (adc. — ily), adj. vid. Compulsive. COMPUNCTION, .?. baS ©tcc^CIt ; bte Serfiiivfc^ung, 9leue, bev ®eanffeng= lip. COMPUNCTIOUS, ) adj jcffitiifcbcnb, cOxMPUNcrriVE, i 9teue erroccfeiib. COMPURGATION, s. bic ciblidje 53 e= ftati(}uitg ; ciblid^e 3fled;tfci'ttguug, (Sbvenrettung. COMPURGATOR, s. bee ciblii^ beftattg= ti 3eii(?f' ©enjcibrsntaiiit. COMPUTABLE, adj. tcvec^cnbar, 511 bcs vcd)itcit, jiiblbav. COMPUTANT, s. ber ^Berecfciier, 3iecf): nev, Dtcc^Climeifter, rvV/. Computer, &c. COMPUTATION, 5. bic Sevec^iiuiig, 3lcd)uung. To COMPUTE. V. a. rci$iteit ; Bere(^= neu, rt«Sved;itcit, iibcrfc^Utgcn (at..., COMPUTER, .?. ber S3erec|itcv, ■3led;tter, 9lcc^citincifter. COMRADE, s. bcr Samevab, ®cfaf)rtc. To CON, V. a. au^weitbig lentcit, jtubi= reit. To CONCAMERATE, v. a. XoblUu ; toic etii ©enjblbc bilbcit. CONCAMERATION, s. btC SBiJlbuitg ; bas ®en)i)lbf, berSBogcn. To CONCATENATE, v. a. jufainmeiitet= ten, iier!ettett. CONCATENATION, s. btc SSerfcttuitg. CONCAVATION, s. bte 9lu§p^Iuiig. CONCAVE, I. adj. COItCrtV, runbl)o^I, I)dI)(, Dcrticft; — glass, iaS ^Dl)l= glaS; — lens, bte >§Dl)Uiltfe; — mir- ror, ber .^ofalfpiegcl ; — razor, baS |obIgcfd)liffeiic3fiat^vmcffcrj ll.s. bte .§i.ibluiig, ^6l)le. To CONCAVE, V. a. au8bof)[clt. DONCAVENESS, ) s. bic vunbe ^l)|= CONCAVITY, i lung, ^ijblc. CONCAVO-CONCAVE, adj. auf tctbeit (Scitcrt bcbl. CONCAVO-CONVEX, adj. fluf bcr cincn Seite iiol)l, anf ber nubcrn crljabcn 80 CONCAVOUS (adv. — ly), adj. COncay, 'bobl. To CONCEAL, V. a. vcc^cimlid^en, vtv- I)eb(cii, ocrbergen (from, einem etamS). CONCEALABLE, adj. Sit »erbcinilii-i)cn. CONCEALER, s. bev U^cvbcrger, .§cl;= Icr. CONCEALMENT (— ing), s. 1. btC 5Bcr= t)cimlid)ung, 33ev^eblung ; L^eimlic^* !cit ; 2. ber 3ufIuc^t§ort. To CONCEDE, i). a.bewilligen, jugcljeii, einvaumen, »crftattcii, gcma^ren. CONCEIT, s. 1. bev ^ec}viff. bie Sbce, bcr®ebaiife; 2. bie (Sinbilbnng ; 3, ber aSerftanb; 4. bie 2)?etnung; 5. flute aJietnung yon fid; fclbft ; 6. ber (Sinfall ; to be out of — with a thing, ctner Sadjc itberbriifftg fei)n;_ to be out of — with one's self, lllit ftc^ fflbft ntd)t jufrieben fcv)n; he has put me out of — with it, CV fjitt mtv alle Sufi baju 'bcni.Mitmen. To CONCEIT, V. a. ftcb fintilbClt, ftC^ Borftclleu, miibncn, metucu, glauben, b?greifen. CONCEITED (adv. — ly) adj. ciltgel)il= , bet, 2)itnfc[ befi§enb; ajfccttvc gc= jicrt, cjefiinflelt : — ness, s. bcr Siiu^ fcl, @tgcnbiiuEcl; ba3 nffectirte, ge= jiertc aBcfen. CONCEIVABLE (nrfi..— ly), a(//.gcbenf= bar, begrciflid), faplid); —ness, s. bie ®ebeitfbar!eit, Si3egrcifli*!eit. To CONCEIVE, v. a. ^- n. 1. cm^jfangcn, fd)roanger werben ; 2. faffen, begrei= fen; fid) cineu S3egriff son ^twaS madjcu; ftr^ benfcn; 3. fafiir i)aU ten, ntciucit ; to — an affection for, Suncigniig faffen ju, licb gewtnnen ; to -^ a jealousy, ciucrt Qlrgmobn faf= fen ; to "— one's death, SemaubcS Sob iei ftc^ bcfd)liei3tn. CONCEIVER, s. ber SSegycifenbe, Saf- fcnbe. CONCENT, s. 1. bic ^annonie, ber ©itt= filing ; 2. bic (Stnftimmigfcit, Uebcr= cinftimniung. CONCENTFUL, adj. '^flrmonifd). To CONCENTRATJG, v. a. COncClltvircn, 5ufammcnjifben, in eincit Spuntt ver= cinigett, jsufamnicnfaffcn. CONCENTRATION, s. bie 3"fti»tinfn= stcbuiin; 33cvciuig«ng nuf eiiteu ^nnft. To CONCENTRE (— er). v. I. a. Con= ceutriren, auf cincn spuiift ^ufani^ mciibringtn; Ii. 11. in, auf cincn $uiift jitfammculrtufcii, 5ufamincn= trcffcn. CONCENTRIC, adj. ciueu gemciiifc^nft= lid)cn ?JJitte[punft babcnb, c«nccu= trifd). CONCENTUAL, arf/.'^amionifd). CONCEPTACLE, s ias 33el)alfnitl. CONCEPTION, s. 1. bie (SiTtpfangnig; 2. aSorftellung, 3bce,bcr 33cgrifr,®e= baufe; 3. gScvftaub; 4. .(SiiifaU; 5. bic gj^cinung. To CONCERN, v.a.i. angc^fit, 6etrcf= fen, gctten, tntevcfftveu ; 2. fid) bc= fitmmern; ftc^ in @t»a3 mifcben, (gorge madbcn ; it concerns me, fS bc= trifft mid) ; e§ tfi miv baran gelcgen ; to — one's self with, fic^ «m (StmciS bcfitmmcrn, fic^ unt etwa« bemiibeit, ftd) bamit obgebcn. . CONCERN,.?, l.'bic Slugelcgcn^eit, (2a= d)c, baS ®cffl)aft ; 2. S'ntereffe, bic Sbeilnabme ; 3.a)3ic^tigfcit;4. (Sov= ge, ber jlummev ; I Imve no — with it, id) i/dU bamit nid;t^ 511 fdjaffcn ; things of the utmost — , 2)iuge OOU iiu- (jcrfier SBidjttgfett ; it is none of my — , (S gct)t mid) iiirf)t3 an; the whole — , bic ganje @cfc^id)te. CONCERNED, part. adj. 1. tetroffeu ; 2. (— in), in @tma8 iH'rmicfcU, babciiu= tercffirt, t»ctf)ciligt fchr, ; 3. (,di;. ~ ly), bcfitmmevt, bctriUu, in Uurnbe, in 3Serlegcuheit; ( — at, for, about wcgen, iiber (StmaS) ; his life is — , c^ bctrifft (gilt) feiu Sebcn ; what are you — at ■? KaS gebt'? 3f)"f" "" ? you were a little — , ®ie ttjarcii ctiuaS bc= treten, bctvoffcit, fatten ttwaS iini?o= J.ife ; I will not be — with him any more, ict) wili nid)t§ mcl)r mit iijiii ju tt)Wncntxiarf)fen. ,;> CONCRETE, 71. I. 7!. jiifainnicitge= viiiucn, utr SJJnffe wevbcii, anfrf;icpcn (yon JTi-iftalkii); il. a. juv 3}ia{fe mac^cn. CONCRETE, s. bte 5Wafi(e, ber Jliji'^ct ; r.ng. T. bag Soncvctitm. CONCRETE ((wZw.— ly), adj. 1. jufant- nicitgcfefet ; fovpevlicb ; 2. j^g. t. couci'et (iiic()t abf^iMct) : ness, — s. bte ^^Jcriiimiitg ; ^DVpcvticftfcit. r;oNCRETiON, s. bte aScrfiJvpevung, OJJnffe ; — of tlie eye-lids, Med. T. bds 3ufamiiietniia^fen bcr 9iugenlicber. CONCRETIVE, adj. gcvimicii luac^cnb, ycvbitfcnb. CONCUBINAGE, s. baS Goiiciiiittat, bte •Cmrerei, .KcO«eI;e. CONCUBINE, s. bie SSeifdjlaferttiii, iSonciibtue. ■;•./ CONCULCATE, r. a. jcrtreteii. CONCUPISCENCE .■?. bie Scgtcrbe, bijfe Sufi, {5leifct)eslu|l, Unjuc^t. CONCUPISCENT, adj. 1. begef)rlic^ ; 2. icgieiig, wolliifiig. )XCUPisciBLE, adj. 6egel)reub, tic= .]cl)vlic^ ; — appetite, bCt Segc^= rungstrieb. To CONCUR, v.n.\. sufammcutreffcu ; 2. ubereiuftiiumiiicu (wiiii, mit), bci^ Vflicbtcn; 3. mitwivEeit, bcitragen ■to, juj ; 4. terbunbeu fei;n ; — figures. Mat. T. ctuanber beifenbe Sigureu. CONCURRENCE, (— cy), s. 1. bd§ 3u= fammeutvcffcii, ber 3ufammcuflutl ; 2. bie UcOevciiiflimmung ; 3. 3»fttin= mung, U3eipfli'tfung; 4. g}Jitn.nv= fuug, ber iBcijianb ; 5. gleirlje 9In: fpru4 ba§ gcmciu)'cl)aftl"td;e 3i(d)t. CONCURRENT, I. adi. i. ubcrcinfiim= iiiig; 2. : litiuirtciib ; II. s. ber, bie, CO bag Ucbercinfiimmeube, 2)Jihvtrten; be ; III. — ly, ado. auf uberetufti!n= mcnbc 3lrt. CONCUSSION, s. bie ©ift^iitterung, ber ©totj. CONCUSSIVE, adj. erfc^itttcmb. To COND, V. a. .V. T. ba« <3teuer (ben 2JJanrt am Steuer fominanbiren, ^euern ; to — a fisherboat, bcrt .§a= ringeftf(^ern uon einer Shi^ijhc ben 3ug ber .^aringe aujetgcu. To CONDEMN, v. a. 1. »ei-fcamnieu, uev= Urtt)Ctlcn (to — death, jnm !iobt) ; 2. cine ©etbbti^e auflcgeii ; 3. coufig= circn ; 4. scrroerfcn, tabeln. CONDEMNABLE, adj. uerbautinlicl), ijenrerflic^. • CONDEMNATION, 5. 1. bic 3>erbam= muug, bag 9Scrbammunggurtf)eit ; 2. bte 2)er»cvfung. CONDEMNAJORY, atij. »erbvintmcnb, Bentrt^cifcub. COMDEMNER, .1. 1. bcr 33erurtf;et[er; 2. fabler. CONDENSABLE, adj. 1. ju verbitfeit, geriunbar; 2. abj'ufitrjen. To CONDENSATE, i v. I. a. scrbicfen. To CONDENSE, 3 btcfer macl;cu ; 5u= fainmenbrangen, _ abfiirjeu ; il. n. bid jcerben, gcrinneuj Condensing engine, T. bte (5pmvtef)toiigmafd)i5ie. OONDFJSrSATE, adj. DCrbicft. CONDENSATION, a. bic aSerbiifiiug, 91bfiirjung. CONDENSATIVE, adj. uerbicfcnb. CONDENSATOR, s. T. bie \*uft»cvbtcl;= tungg^unH)e. CONDENSE, m//. btd,bt*t, serbicft, feft. CONDENSER, s. T- ^ii^ (TPniprcfftoug= inafdjine. CONDENSITY, k. bie Stcfit^cit. CONDER, .9. 1, 6er 9luffe^er iibcr ben Steuermauu; 2. ber ben ^ariugg= rtfc{)ern von ctucr 9lnf)oi)e bcu 3"il ber ^(iringe angeigt. To CONDE-SCEND, v. n. ftc^ bcrailaf- feu; miUfa^veu; geru^en; fic^ ge= fallen laffen. CONDESCENDENCE, > s. bie .§cral)Iaf= CONDESCENSION, J fitng ; aOilifaf): rung. CONDESCENDING (adi:—L\), adj. f;er= ablaffeiib, gefvillig. CONDESCENSIVE, adj. I;erablaffcnb, 9ffj«'3- ,. , , CONDIGN, adj. scvbieut, gc^orig, jDur= big, nngcmeffen; adv. — ly, narf) aSerbtenft. CONDIGNITY, *. bag iBerbtcufi. CONDlGNTfESS, s. btc ^IngcmeffeuEicit CONDIMENT, s. bie aSiirjc, S8rii[)e. CONDISCIPLE, . .9. bic 3)ientid); CONDUCIVENESS, s fcit, 9^iifelid)feit. CONDUCT, s. 1. bie giil)rung, 2citung, Seglcitung, bag ©eleit; bie 9;?c= beoung ; 9infii^rung ; 2. "iluffit^ntug, bag iBetragcn; 3. bie 3SenuaItung.' rw CONDUCT, r. fl. 1. fiibvcn, leitc'u : 2. gclciten, bcgleiteu ; 3. ycrnjaltf ii, fiibrcn, anorbiieu; to — one's self, ftc^ betragen. CONDUCTER, s. rid. Conductor. CONDUCTION, s. T. Scituug (wic biird) 9iof)reti). CONDUCTITIOUS, adj. bcbimgcn, gc= mietbet. CONDLXTOR, s. 1. ber Siitirer, e^ort= bucteur; 33cgleifcr ; 2. 9liifii^rer ; 3. a^encalter; 4. t. Soubuctor: Sli^ablettcr ; 5. 5. T. ber SBegmciffr beim ertrauHc^ ; — letter, baS scrtrauttcfce ©cbretben. CONFIDER, s. ber aScrtrauenbe. To C0NFiGURx\TE, v. n. jufammett^ pimmen (luie bie QlSpecten ber ip(a= neten). CONFIGURATION, .9. bte 3uf(immen= fteUung,oii§eve@eflflUober33tlbung; Phy. T. Sl^pectcn. To CONFIGURE, v.a. ijlbeti, etitc ®e= flatt gefecn. CONFINABLE, adj. iegreiijbar. CONFINE, s. bte ©reuse ; ber Sianb. To CONFINE, V. 1. n. nngrcnjeii, gren= jeii ( — on o> with, m iSttoa^); n. a. 1. kgrenseti ; 2. einfc^ranfeu, etn= fperveit ; 3. (to — one's self}, fid) be= fcftvanEcit ; to bt, confined, tit fcCtl 3330- c^en (fraitt) licgcn, (»nflnel£ss, a'lj. greiijenlc-g, «ii= begrenst. confinement, s. 1. t-tc (?tnfil;raii= fuiig ; 2. (Sinfperning, bcr SSerbaft, btc ®cfangenfd)aft ; 3. fig. bag a2Jo= dicubett, Jlinbbctt. CONFINER, s. 1. ber ©reti^bcwD^iter ; ®reniiiad)t)ar ; 2. (SinfdjrauEcr ; 3. tie 2;t)ierppanje. CONFINITY, s. bie ?lad)barfdjaff. To CONFIRM, v.a. 1. beftattgeii, bc= flarteii, beffaftigen, serftdji-rn ; bc- »di)reti, befcfiigeii; 2. fciifinnircn. CONFIRMABLE, adj. criueigltc);. CONFIRMATION, .?. 1. bie SBefliitt- png, bfl3 3e»9"'B. i'er Scireig ; 2. tie Sirntcluiig, Soiiftrntatinn. tONFiRMATiVE, adj. beflatijient. 83 CONFIEMATOR, s. ber 33c{iatigcr, CONFIRMATORY, adj. 1. tefiattgcnb, befraftigeiib ; 2. bie givmung ober (Sonfirmatioit bctrcffenb. CONFIRMEDNESS, s. bte sBewa^rt^eit, Sefligtcit. CONFIRMER, y. bcr 3enge, ©eweis. CONFISCABLE, adj. coiiftgcirltc^, »er= fiilltg, uerfallen. To CONFISCATE, v.a. conftScircii, eiit^ 5iet)eit. CONFISCATE, adj. eiitgejogcn, »erfallen. CONFISCATE, s. bie ^iiijictjuiig (.ber @uter). CONFISCATOR, s. ber Ponfigcircnbe, ^3encal^rei^gesogcner ©liter. CONFISCATORY, adj. COllftlCatortfcfc. CONFIT, s. vid. Comfit. CONFITENT, a.bcr aSefetiiteitbe, ^ctd)= teiibe. CONFITURE, s. Ui (aOufcct, 3llifcr= t»ert. To CONFIX. D. a. Bcfefligrii, feflmat^eii. CONFIXTURE, s. bag Sefcfitgett. CONFLAGRANT, adj. jufaiumctibrcn; nenb, serse^renb. CONFLAGRATION, s. 1. bcr fgroijc) Sraitb, bte5euer«brnii|l; 2. (jjropl)e= ttf(^) bcr aBeltbraiib (am g-iibe ber a:agc). CONFLATION, .1. ba« SSIafcii uerfd)ie= bencr Slpiinjcrfjciige ju gleidjcr 3eit. To CONFLICT, v. n. faiiipfeii, ftreitcti, ftc^ fcftlageit ; ftc^ wiberfprecibcit. CONFLlcn', s. ber J?ampf, ©treit; — ofmind, ctr SecIctiEampf, bie^ilgouie. CONFLUENCE, \ s. 1. bcr 3ufnnimen= CONFLUX, 5 f(ii^; 2.3ulauf, bie 9}tcnge. CONFLUENT, adj. jufammcnfficf eiib. To CONFORM, v. I. a. glctcbfijritiig ma= d^eii, aupaffen ; II. n. ftc| beciiiemc'i, fid) ric^teu (— to, nacij) ; befolgeii, beobncfcteii. CONFORMABLE {adv. — i.y), adj. 1. gleic^formig, geiitaf;, angemeffeit, Bfreinbar (to, init) ; 2. folgfam ; in Sotge. CONFORMATION, 5. 1. bie ®[eic^fi5r= migfeit, ©Icidjfiirmigmadjung: bag gleid)fi3rniige ^cr{)aUen ; 2. bie $orm, ^3ilbuiig, ©cflalt. CONFORMER (Conformist), s. bcr ?ln= ganger ber aiigUcatiif^cu Jitirdjc, 3Ut= gtdubige, Drt^obor. CONFORMITY, s. 1. bic Uebrreinfliin= mimg; 2. ©leic^fijvmtgfeit; the — with God, bie 91e()nltd)feit mit ®ott ; to note (to pass) in — jM. E. glcic^for= niig uortragcit, bud)cii,^iid)uiig ina= d)en, iiotireit. To CONFOUND, v. a. 1. Dcrtttrrcii, »er= mengeii; serwcdifelu ; 2. befiih-jt mad)eii, befcl)aiiieii ; 3. ycrberbeit, vcr^ ntc|)teit CONFOUNDED (adv. — ly), adj. vitlj. crpaunlid), fel;r ycrfcftrt, vcrtradt, abfd)eiilic^; — ness, s. bie5J3eflitrjuiig, SJermirruna. CONFOUNDER, s. ber aScrwtrrer, Urt= crbniliigftifter, aSerberber. CONFRATERNITY, s. bie Sriibcr^ fd)aft. CONFRIGATION, s. "ncii Sliieinatibers reibeii. To CONFRONT, v. a. 1. gegeiiiibcr ober gcgeii eiiiaubcr fielleti; 2. gegeii ctn= aiiijer fcaltcit, »ergletc^en'(— with, mit) ; 3. gcgeiti'tber fleben. CONFRONTATION, ». bie ®cgcnctiian= bcrftelliiiig (z,. r. ber 3f"gt'i)- To CONFUSE. ),.. a. 1. ill Uiiorbiuitig tringcii; »enuirren, Bcrmeiigcn; 2. befdjdmcit, bcfturjt ma^en. C0NFUSEDNi':s.'5, s. btc a3evmorrcii()eit. CONFUPION. s. 1. b«e a?erwtrrutig, Uuprbming; 2. ber 2;iimultj 3. bh aSerroec^felung; 4. 58cfd)dmuitg, ©j. fiiirjiiiig; 5. bag a3erbcrbeii. CONFUTABLE, adj. «3tbcrlcgbar. CONFUTATION, s. btc 3Bibei-Icguiig. To CONFUTE, v.a tvibcrkgen. CONGE, s. 1. (in ber Saiifuiifi) ber'Hn* laiif, Slblauf (ciitcr ©mile); 2. bt« 33fiirlaubiiiig, ber aibfc^ieb; 3, bte 5?erbeiigiiiig. To CONG'E, V. 71. 1. fi(^ beitrlauben ; 2. ftc^ uerbeiigeii. To CONGEAL, v I. a. gcfrierctt cbcr gcs ritiiten mac^eit; II. n. frieren, gefvic= reit ; gertimcn, fiarr werbeii. CONGEALABLE, adj. gcfricrfcar, ge= riiiitbar. CONCEALMENT (— ing), s. 1. bie @e= frieriiiig; ®ertnnung; 2. bcr Jfliiin= pen; 3. bag ®efriercti, u. f. n>. CONGELATION, s. bie ©cfrtcrung, @t= rinnung; jwint of — , ber ®'efricr= pnnlt. ■ CONGENOR, s. ba5 glctd>artige ®titg, Sing »on berfelben Slbftamnitiug. CONGENEROUS, L adj. glcic^a'rtig. gleic^; II. —ness, s. bie @leid)nrtia= feit. CONGENIAL, adj. 1. gletc^arttg, flbn= lic^, serwanbt; 2. entt>vcc^eiib ( — to, einer Sa^e, (*igcnfc^aff, n. f. m.) CONGENIALITY, ) s bie ®Un'd)arttg=r CONGENIALNESS, $ feit,2lebn!t(tfelt, ©eifieggtcic^bett, aSerfdjroiftcruniv aSerwaubfc^aft. CONGENITAL, ) arf;. Jnttgtfcorcn, OK-" CONGENITE, S gebcren. CONGER, s. bcr aJtecraal. CONGERIES, s. bcr ^aufcn, fcaS ®e^ meiigrel. To CONGEST, V. a. aufbditfcn, fammela. CONGESTIBLE, adi. aufuibdllfen. CONGESTION,*, bte Slufbcittfiing, ^n- fammhing (bcr (5cuc^tig!etten, u. f.»».>. CONGIARY, 5. bie cn. ToCONGLOBE, v. 1. a. sufammcnbancii ; u. n. runb, tugelic^t nurben. To CONGLOBULATE, v. n. flA /Sufam= mcnballcn. To CONGLOMERATE, v. a. Jlifammeit^ IvilJeln, anftl'idelrt ; Conglomerate, adj. jufammetigcioi(f'c(t; jufaminen= gcbvef)t, btc^t. CONGLOMERATION, s. bte 3uf«innic!i= witfclimg, ajjif^mig. CONGLUTINANT, adj. ?ltfai)imcnlc!= mcnb, jiifrtmmeiibeilciib. To CONGLUTINATE, v. I. a. i. Jllfain- mcnlcimcn, fitten, »eveinigen; i.i^xu fammcnbetlcn; II. n. ?ufamincngt= riiincn, jiifammeimiacf^fcn ; ConRiiKi nate, adj. jitfammciigclftmt, «crcini(]i. CONGLUTINATION, s. bie 3ufammcit' bcitung; aScretutgung. CONGLUTlNATIVE, adj. jufamnieil^fir Icnb, jufammenleimcnb. CONGLUTINATOR, s. bag .^eilmittcl (fiir 3Buubcn). aJNGRATULAN T, adg. fi(^ lllitfrcucnb. To CONGRATUIiATE, v. a. ©litcf IciilU f4)CH. CONGRATULATION, s. . ber ®Iua« ivniifd), b-ii- fS'liirt'miinfd)ung. CONGHA'l'liLATOR, s. bCr ©liicflVUBs fc^cr CONJ « CONGRATULATORY, adj. flliidPmutl; ft^eiib; — leiter, fca» @lucfn)uit= fd)uiti}6fc6rci6cit. To CONGREGATE, r. 1. a. Oerfamillfln ; II. n. ftc^ cerfainmclti, jufammcu= fommen. (X)NGREGATroN, s. 1. btc 25evramm= Iuit3; 2. ®emciube; 3. gciftlid[)eOl•- bcHSgcfc^|"c^aft; 4. Sammliing; the tabernacle of the — , bie SuilbeSlabC (be« alten j;c)laincitts). CONGREGATIONAL, adj. btC ®emctlt= be (6cfoiibt;re bie SubcVeubcuteii) be* trejfenb. CONGREGATIONALIST, s. bft 3nbe= pcnbcnt. CONGRESS, s. bie aScrfammliing, bcr Songre^ (ber amei-ifaiiifdjctx 33oifs= vertietcr); bie OcfcUfc^aft; 2. ba§ Sufaminentreffcn, 3uf*iinmcnfio9eu ; Ocfecfct, ber Jlampf, Jtampfvla^; 3. ba^ Seiwo^iieit. CONGREPSIONAL, a& ju etttcr 93ev= fammlmig (ciitcin ©ongrefj) gc()Brig. CONGRESSIVE, adj. ftcfe yevfauimclii'b, 6etn5ohneiib. CONGRUENCE (— t), s. bte Uel)cvctn= (liinmuHg, ©einaS^cit. coNtiRUENT, a'lj. iibcrdnflimiuig, 8c= mag; fc^icflic^. CONGRUITV, s. 1. bie Ueljeretnflim^ muag: 2. (£c{)icflicfefdt; 3. S3iinbig= Itit, (yolgerii^tigfeit; to be in — , MaU T. flit) bCiiflt. CONGRUOUS {(uia. — ly), adj. 1. u6er= etnfttmnieiib ; 2. ucmunfr^emap ; 3. angeincfff n, gemap ; ftt^icfUc^. CONIC ( — CAL), {arli: — cally), adj. O. T. tottifd), fecjclfDrntig ; — alness, ». bie .Regclfonmgtcit; conic section, ber JEegelf(^Mitt. coNics, g.pL o. 71 bie Sc^re wn ben ,Kcgelff^nt(tcn. CONIFEROUS, adj. jiUifentragenb. CONIFORM, aflj. ffgclfiinuig. CONJECTOR, s. vid. Conjecti;rer. CONJECTURABLE, adj. inut^lltaglici^. CONJECTURAL (ad,;.— ly), adj. mutt)= coNJEcruRE, s. 1. bie OTutfjina^img, a^erntatbu'tg ; 2. + ber ^cgriff, bie •L-rfieUuiig ; to go upon — s, auf 2)iut()s !:tfniiigctt baueu. CONJECTURE, v. a. mittf)ma^eii, vmnt^?:; ttxoai o|ac @runb be= -uplen. lECTURER, g. ber SJJiit^mafjer, :cmutl)er. CONJOIN, V. I. a. 1. jufammenfit= :n, uerbinbeti, »creiiiigen, jugefeUen ; hctratljcn ; ii. n. ftcfe oerbinben. yjOlNT, aiJj. OCrbunbeit ; — degree, 'ns. T. bie Secunbe : — ly, adv. in cvbinbung, gemeiitfc^aftlic^. XJUGAL {adv. — ly). adj. t^tUdj ; ; conjugal knot, bai (S^ebaiib. X -. 1. bet (Sv^altcr ; 2. ©onferoenmac^er. To CONSIDER, v. a. <$- n. 1. I)Clraci)= ten, Jiefcfieii, anfc^aucn; 2. cvma- i]eit, bebcnfen, iibevlegcn ( — of, ct= luoS) ; unterfucJicn; til 93etvci^tutig jiet)cii; 3. fid) bcbeiiffit, jogern; 4. afiiiif ftcftt iicf)men ; anff t)eii fur ; nd)= ten, fi"^;i|cii ; to be considered, geltcn fiiv ; you sliall be considered for your pains, bcinc 3)Iube foil btr uevfloUcii tuerben. CONSIIiERABLE {adu. — ly), I. adj. aU' fef)nlii^, betrcic^tltd), njtcj)tig; bt-nt= wiivbtg, mcrfmuvbtg ; n. — ness, s. l.bie s8etnicf)tttcl)fcit, aSic^ttgfctt ; 2. bev 5lnfpru(^ auf S3cacl)tititg. CONSIDERATE (adv. — ly), adj. 1. bc= biic^tfam, j?ovftd)ttg ; cviifl ; itntjtc^= tig; rul)tg, ungeftijit ; 2. inii^ig; —ness, A-. tie JUiigbctt, rubigellcbci'= Ifojtng ; 53ebacf)tfamfcit, 93"oi'ftd)tig= tctt. COxNSIDERATION, s. 1. btc a3etrrtcl)= tung ; 2. {Jfmagung ; Ueberlegung ; 3. Ciucf|td)t ; 4. 'Ui-fac^e, bcr @n:nb, Scweggntiib ; 5. bie Slcfetung ; fi. 5Betracl)tli(^fett, ber Sinfiug, HS ?Iii= fe[)en, bie SBtcJjtigfeit ; 7. SSergeU 'itng, @tttfc[)abig!itig, ba§ 5lequmrt= lent; 8. m. E. bie ^raiitte; l. r. bnS SGcfcntlic^c ctncS 6o;ttvactS ; 'he affair is under — , e3 Wil'b iibcr bie Sac^e berati)f(^lagt ; to take in — , ill syetvaci)tuitg jietjcn; in — of . ., ill SJiicfftcbt aitf . ., CONSIDERER, s. bcf ^vitfer ; Seiifer. CONSIDERING, ill ^Betrr.cfet, wegca; — me, was iiiicf) bctrifft; « Ucberfenbung, SBerfenbung ; 2. m. e. ^oiiftgnation, bit? auDertraute ober »evfaiibte ®ut, bie in Gomniiffton gegcbcue 2Baave; 3. bie Urhuibc, roob'urcf) etiuaS iibcv= trageu ober anyertraut wivb. CONSIGNOR (— Eu), s. M. E. ber (aBnareii=:)*ilbfciibcr, SGcfriK^'ter, SScrfc^iffcr. 7<> CONSIST, v.n. 1. beflc^Clt (— in, in, or of, aui) ; 2. ba fepu. CONSISTENCE (-cy), s. 1. ber 93eflaiib ; 2. bie Ueberetiiflimmung, @Icicbfi3r= migfeit; 3. Scftigfcit, Gonfifleuj, Sicfe ; 4. bas ©te^eiibletfaeii, ber StiUftaiib (be8 23ac^St^umS). CONSISTENT (adn. — ly), adj. 1. be= ilebenb, Sfjianb babciib ; Q^cmay, ycrtruglid) ; 2. fefl, iii(it pftig ; 3. confeguciit, cf)aracterfcfi ; it is not — with eqni^v, cS ycrtiiigt ftc| iiicf;t mit ber 93i(Iigfctt. 'JONSISTORIAL, adj. conftflorialmafiig. X)NSIST0RIAN, adj. yrelbl^tcrianifc^. X>NSiSTORY, .s. 1. baa (Sonftftorium, ftciftlicbe ®evic^t, ber Jlivd)cnrat[) ; 2. bie 3]erfammluug ber ©arbinale ; 3. biefeievltd)e 2SerfaiitmIuug. OONSOCIATE, .V. ber 3J}it«crbunbfne, 3JJityerfd)morenc, 2;i;eill)abcr, mu fi^ulbige. To coNsociATE, v. I. a. suocfeUcn, ocrbiiiben, yereinigeii ; II. n. fid) sers biubeii, fidb yerciiiigeti, fid) jugefellcii. CONSOCi vriON, s. ik SngefcUung, fi4 CONS iSerbiubuitg ; 33ertrauli(^fett ; ber genaue Umgang. CONSOLABLE, adj. trijfibar, trojilic^. CONSOLATION, s. bcr Srofl. CONSOLATOR, .». ber Xrbfier. CONSOLATORY, L s. ba§ S;roflfd)rci= ben, bie S^roftrebe ; ii. adj. troftenb, trbfilid). To CONSOLE, V. a. trijftcu, aufricbfcit. CONSOLE, s. Arch. T. bie gonfple, ber 2;ragfieiit, (iiit Dejlreid^ifc^cn) ^ragjtciii. CONSOLER, s. bcr Sriiflcr. CONSOLIDANT, adj. jubetfcub, bei[= fam ; Consoiidants, pi. gu(fiiinmeu}= beilenbe 3)cittel. To CONSOLIDATE, v. a. i- it. 1. bcfC- ftigeit, yerbic^tcn, bic^t marf)en ober werbcn ; 2. juljeiteii, beilen ; 3. fig. yercinigen (into, in) ; 4. /,. T. jicei 5parlamcntbill8 in eine einjige ycv= luanbeln. CONSOLIDATION, s. l.bie $Befefitguiig, SSerbid^tung ; 2. s. T. 3iit)eilui'ig; ij. fig. 35ercinigung. CONSOLS, s.p/. bie cnglifd)cn fuiibir= ten StantSpapiere. CONSONANCE (Consonancy). .«. bie Sufammenfiimmnng jnjcicr 2;tnic ; ber ©iiiflang ; Uebereinftimmiing ; — of words, ber ©leic^laut, 9teim. CONSONANT, I. {adv. — ly), mlj. 1. gleic^lautenb, g!eid)fijrniig ; 2. ge^ lUiiB ; iibcreinrtimmenb ; li. s. tcr (Sonfonnnt, aJJttlaiitcr; —ness, i-. bie Ueberftimmung, ©enuip^cit. CONSONOUS, adj. gteidiftimmig, I}ar= monifd). CONSORT, s. 1. bcr ©cfabrte, ©cnoil, ©einabl, ©atte, bie ©attinn: 2. aSerbinbung, iBeveinigung ; 3. Scv- fammluug, Scratl)fd)laguiig : 4. — or Consort-ship, baS ^ruberfc^iff. To CONSORT, r. I. ik Sr refi. fid) JU 3c= ntaiib gefelleii, fic^ ycrbiiibcn ; ii. a. yerebelicbcn. CONSORTABLE, adj. paffcnb, gtcic^. CONSORTSHIP. .9. bie (Samcrnbffbaft, ®cfeUfd)aft, S.f)ciliiaf;ine. CONSOUND. s. bicSSallwur?; — of Saracens, bcr ifjcibeii aBiinbfraut. CONSPICUITY, s. bie Jlfar^cit, .^cllc, Scutlt^feit, 91nfc[)nlid)fcit. CONSPICUOUS (adr.—hY)..adj- I. !!av, bentlid), fic^tbor ; 2. anfebniid) auf= fallcnb, beryortbneub, yorjiiglicb, be= riibmt, au§gc5cid)nct ; — tiess, s. 1. bie <&id)tbarEcit • 2. V!nfcfmnd)feit, 5]pr= 5iiglid)feit, fficriibmtfjcit, was in bie yiugcn failt. CONSPIRACY, .9. 1. bie 3>crfd)tt)i>vn::g, baS (?oiiH5lDtt; 2. bie 3»fitmmcn= wirfung, 9}?itanvfuiig. CONSPIRANT, adj. ycrfdjiyorcu ; intt= wirfciib. CONSPIRATION, s. bic iScrfdiiDiirung ; bag Scftrcbeu. CONSPIRATOR, .9 bcr 23?ityerfc^wor= ne, 5?crfd)n.nn'nc. To CONSPIRE, V. V. 1 . fiit) ycrabvebcu 5U einem gcmcinfcbafttic^cn (biifcn) 3tr»ecfc ; fid) ycrfd)aun-cn (— agninst, gcgcn); 2..^^^ ficl^yercinigcn, jufam= Kicntrcffcn. coNSPiRER, s. bcr gSerfd;»orer, WiU yerfd)n.ioviie ; 5liifiifter. CONSTABLE, s. bcr (Jonflablc; ©e= rid)t«bcamtcte; ^oli^cibtener, .C>a= fd)cr ; Duartiercoinmiffariu« ; 9luf= fef)cr, 93ogt; (5^ommanbant ; lord high — , bcr ©ropcynnetable yon (Shglanb ; —ship, 5. baS 3lmt ctneS 6onflnb[c«, «. f. ii\ ; — wick, ber aScjirf in >ycld)cin ciit CS'onftable 3JIad)t bat. CONSTANCE, t. Ponilaittta (3rauen= CONS nanit) ; — linen, boppcIbid)te Sem-. wanb aii« ©t. ©alien, u. f. ib. CONSTANCY, s. 1. bie Scflanbigfeit. ©taiibf)aftigfeit, 55ebarrlid)fcit, gc-- fiigfcit, Uiterfd;utterlid)fett; 2. ber 58cflanb ; 3. bie Saucr, Unscrau' bcvlid^fcit, ©cwi^beit. CONSTANT {adv. — ly), adj bcftcillbig, ftaiibfjaft, bcbarrlid), anbaltcnb; treu ; unyeriiiibert ; nncrfd)iittcrj lit^ ; nnueranberltc^, umyanbeUmr. CONSTANTIA-WINE, s. bcrgapwcin. CONSTELLATION, .c 1. btc (Soufiella.; tion, "tai ©cftirit, (gternbilb ; 2. fig bie aScrbinbung. CONSTERNATION, s. bic 93eftiirjung ; X!(xi ©rftamien. To CONSTIPATE, v.a.i. ycrfiopfcn ; 2. yerbicfen, ycrbic^tcn. CONSTIPATION, s. 1. bica^crfip^fung ; 2. ^Bcrbicbtung. CONSTITUENT, L adj. ttu«mad)eiib. nicfcntlid) ; ii. s. 1. bcr fn)cfentlirf)e) Si'eftanbt^cil ; 2. Gonflitucnt, 91b^ Pi'k^r, ajollma^tgcbcr, SBaljlcr ' — parts aScftanbt^eilc. To CONSTITUTE, v. a. 1. rtUSmac^cn, beftimmen; conflituircu; 2. aborb= lien, ycrovbncn, beftellcn, erncnncit : Constiluted authorities, btC ycrfaf: fungSmapigen SBeborben. CONSTITUTER, s. bcr ©rric^ittr, '■Stif- ter ; Slborbncr, CONSTITUTION, .5. 1. bie 9litprbiini!g, (Sinricbtung ; 9lbprbnnng, (5infe= ftnug, errid)t«ng ; 2. Gpufiitutipii, (ftcinbifc^c) aSerfaffitng, :^anbceycr= faffung ; 3. a^erorbniiiig, bn§ @c= fci ; 4. bie aSefdjaffenbci't, ScibcobC' fd)affcnf)cit ; 5. bag S^emvcranicnt, bic ©emiitbsart ; by — , yon ?JatUJ (au6) J a worn out — , ctne jerriit- tete ©efunbbeit. CONSTITUTIONAL (arff. —ly), ad.}. 1. ber Gonftitntion airJ)art0cnb, rabtcal ; 2. bcr aScrfaffung geniafi; gcfcljniii- CONSTITUTIONALIST, Constiti;- TioN-isT, .?. bcr O'ouftitiitionclie, 91:1: Ijcinger ber ©onflitutipn. CONSTITUTIVE, adj. 1. auSinad)cnb, wcfentlid) ; beryprbvingcub ; 2. yci'= prMiciib, gcfefegebcnb; — parts, jd. bie SBcftaubtbeile ; — power, bic ge- fc^gcbenbe 3J?ad)t. To CONSTRAIN, v. a. 1. JilUngcil, 110= tl)igeu; 2. snfamnicnsic[)cn, ciiicii- gen, einfd)ltc{jcii, briicren ; 3. biiu-cii, befd)raiifen ; einfd)ranfcn; fcffclu, in a]crl;aft nebmcu ; 4. ycrfMitbcrn. CONSTRAINABLE, adj. bcm ^W't'Ti'^' nntenuorfen. CONSTRALNEDLY, adi: gcjlrilltgei!, swangsweifc. C0NSTRAlNER,s.bcr 3n.nngcitbe, @tii= fcbrcinfcnbe. . CONSTRAINT,.* 5- 1- "^"^ ^''^^'^"Hi '-• bie ©cwalt. To CCNSTRICT. v. a. jufaiiimenstclien, eincngen, abfiirjeii. CONSTRICTION, s. fctc 3itf'innnci*'5H"- bung. CONSTRICTOR, s. ./?. 7'. bcr 3"fiini» mciisicbcr, ScblielnnuSfcI ; — s ofiiin' eyelids, f.. btc (2d)ltefimuStc!u be* 5iugeiS. To CON3TRIXGE, v. a. vid. To Con- strict. CONSTRINGENT, adj. jiifamnunjie* leiib. To CONSTRUCT, v. a. 1. crvicfc.^cn. bauen, anffitbren; 2. fig. crfinneii. CONSTRUCTER, s. bcr ©rbaiicr, Srs ric^tcr. CONSTRUCTION, .Tniiifnretjunn, 1!n•biu^unj CONT CONT (kcr SBiirtcr), r. ber 3Bort= obcv ^Pe^ rtobeubau; 4. btc^ilitSlegimg, (Srfld= rimg, 'DeatutisV ber ©iini. CONSTRUCTIVE {adv. — Lv), ad?- 1- 5ufammciifii<}cub, ucrSinbcnb; '2. r. xoai ftci) coui'truivcn Ivifjt ; — ness, s. fcteSdhii]feit ftcbucrbinbeu, cotifirut= xmi ju laffen. CONSTRUCTURE, s. bcr Sau, baS @c- biiubf To CONSTRUE. ». a. 1. SBiJrtcr (3cf)0= rig orbnen, yerbinbcn, conftntircit; 2. iiuSlegeii, erfliircit; 3. iiberfcScn; to — into, fiic etmaa auiSlcgcii. To CONSTUPRATE, v. a. fc^atlbCU, netbsuc^ttgen. CONSTUPRATION, s. bie Sc^dnbitng. CONSUBSTANTrAL, adj. <^Uid)(i 2Be= ffn3 ; glftcf)arttg. CONSUBSTANTIALTST, s.hn all bie Sminigitiig bcl ScibcS CStivifti luit bcin SBrobe ©laiibcitbc, bcr an bie (Soufubfianttalitdt bcS Si>f)!tci! mit bem SBatcr ©laubcitbe. CONSUBSTANTJALITY, ,?. 1. bic @ill= f^eitbcsSJcfeitS; 2. Th.T. bie (5oii= fubftantialitat ; ©Icic^avtigtcit. To CON'SUBSTANTIATE, v. I. a. JU bcm uamttcbcii 3Befeii sevciiiigcn ; II. «. TA. T. fiffe surdoufubilviiitialirat (im 5(benbmrtl)le) befeimtii. CONSUBSTANTIATION, ,5. btc 93erct= nigung mit bent namlicfceu aBefen (cefonberS im 3I0cubmaf)fe bf§ Sci= Sc8 Sbriflt mit bcm 33n)bc). CONSULS. 1. ber (lenfttt; 2. .6an= belsagcnt, i§aitbel«rict)tev, goufiil. C0NSUL.\GE, s.bie (Sonfulargcbiibreu. CONSULAR, I. tuij. confuiavifc^; U. s. itt (Soiifular (im olteit tRom). CONSULATE, s. bag (Sonfulat. CONSULSHIP, s. bag (Sonfulat ; bic ©telle etaes ©onfuiS. To CONSULT, V. I. n. gcmeiiifc^aftlicl) fieratf)en; raf&fc()!ageit, itberregeit; II. a. 1. um 3fiatl) fraacit, ju Statbe i(kben ; 2. fiir ttmciS fovgen, bavaiif febeii/ c§ ui *-Jl<^t nel)mcti, bcriicffic^= ttgeit. I'ONSULTATION, s. 1. bie CToufercn?, 93crrtt^f(^{agung ; 2. 3lat()gscrfamm= tmig. CONSULTATIVE, adj. Bcratbeiib, COJJSULTER, s. ber um Slatf) ?5ra= gtnbt. CONSUMABLE, adj. ser^cftrbnr; »er= (jSnglid) ; — by fire, verbveitubar. To CONSUME, V. l.'a. 1. oer5ebrcit, viv= btaitchcit ; 2. burc^briiigen, »er= fc^lBCnben; IL n. to — away, fic^ ab = KebretT. CONSU.MER, s. ber 93t. 1. bic 2)idgi= pigling ; 2. ba§ 2:cmpcramcut. CONTEMPERATION. .s-. 1. bie 2Rdm= gung, a}iilbcntug ; •>. gc()i^rigc 2}Ii; fd^ung. To CONTEiU'LATE, v. a. !y v. 1. U- fd)aucit, bctrad)tcn; 2. itad)fiuiieu, liberlegeit, iiadjbcuEeit ; 3. bcabftc^ti= gen, uorbalicu. con':t.mplation. .?. bie 33cfc^anitng, 33efdiau[ic^feit, SBctraditung (reftgio= fer SSafirbeitcu) ; bag 5)cufcn, 9'Jac^= ftnncit: to have in — , bcabftf^itigcn. CONTEMPLATIVE ladi\ — lyJ, adj. bc= fc^nuticft, anfc^aueub, nad)beiifcub, ticfftnuig; — facnity, bie 5;)enEfraft; — life, bag tiefc{)aulid)c ?cbcu. CONTEMPLATOR, s. bcr ikfd)aucr, SSetvacibter, 5)cufer. CONTEMPORANEOUS {adi\ — i.y), ? CONTEMPORARY, ) ad}, gkicft^eitig. C0NTEMP0R.\RY, .?. ber 3citgcnoj5. CONTEMPT, s. 1. bie 93erad)tung ; 2. ber »erdd)tl{c^e Baft^t'ib ; — of court, bag »orfdfeIid)e 9luSbieiben I'or 0e= rid)t; for — , wcgen ®e^ovfamgyer= ttjcigcning ; to fmui in — , gcring= fcijdicu, iiiit 23cracbtung aiifeben, scrac^tcn. CONTEMPriBLE {adv. — i.y), adj. Uets dd)ttid); veraditct; ytvad;ten5racvtb cbcr ycrac^tcngwiirbig; — r.es.<, *•. bic 5Berdd)tTid)fcit. CONIT'^MFfUOnS {a-lo. — ly), adj. »cr= dcttltc^, ycrad)tenb, ftol^, boctmii^ tbig; — nfiss, s. bie 'Bci.rc^tung, bcr ,§o(ftmutb. To CONTEND, c. a. .v v. flrcitett, !dm= Vfcn ; (— with, mit) : beftrcitcn ; n)ett= eiferu ; to — aiiont, iiber &t\vas ftrct= ten ; to — lor, fiir funi) ©tu'ag fti'ei= ten; nad) ©timig flrcbcn, nictteifcrn; to — for tlio final word, buo Icfetc 5Bert ^al^cn wollen. CONTENDER (+ Contksdent), s. bcr (Streitcr. ®egncv. CONTENT, I. adj. ^nfricbeii-( — with, mit (ftwag), oe'rgniigt; U.-o./'inff. 1. bic B"fri?ben^cit; 2. bie 38eitc, bcr Umfang. CONTENTS, s. p/. ber 5!nba(t ; tal)I« of — , bag ^tvbaUgscrjieicbniS. Tr» CONTENT, J), a. i. bcfriebtgen ; 2. vergnfigen ; to — one's self, jufrteben feiMt, fid) begnitgen. CONTENTED M». — ly). pirt adj. ht' fricbigt; snfricben ( — with, mit) ; — noss, .1. biv* Suftiebenbeit; S8cgniig= famfcit. CONTENTION,:!. 1. bcr Streit, .^ampf, 3anf, .^aber; 2. bag 'i^eflrcben, bcr 9iad)eifei-, 28ettctfer, 2Bettftrett. CONTENTIOTTS (adii. — ly), adj. flreit= fudjttg, Sdnfifct ; — inrisdiction, btc ©ertcfitgbarteit in <2trcitfac^en ; — r.ess. a. bie 3'iit?fiid)t. C0NTENTLi::ss, a'lj. unjufricbeit, mi5= »ergni$9t. CONT CX3NTENTMENT, s. 1. bic SufncbClP I)cit ; 2. bag aSerguitgcu. CONTERMINATE, ) rt„aventeub. CONTERMLNOUS, <, "'•'• ""fi^^'iSS""- To CONTEST, v. a. * n. 1. flrcitig ma« c{)eu; bcftveiten; 2. «.iettcifcrtt.(mil with), ftrciteu um. CONTEST, .s. ber (Strcit, 2Sortroec^fel CONTESTABLE, adj. ftvcitig, bcftrcit- bar; —ness, s. bie ©treitigfcitett i^cftrcitbarfeit. CONTESTATION, s. i. hcx ©treit >^anE; 2. bag 3ciig"ip» ber 330T)et8 burd) 3cugeu. CONTESTINGLY, ado. mit ©trcit. CONTEXT, s. bcr 3ii.f'i"i"iEnl)ang. CONTEXT, adj. scvtuiipft, vcnccbt, fefi. contexturAl, adj. bie meufd;lic^c ©eftalt betrejfcub. CONTEXTURE, s. bag ©eaiete, 2)Iad)= lucrf. CONTIGNATION, c. 1. bag Stocfmcrf, ■ ©cf^ofi ; 2. .^ol^merf, 3immern>crf ; 3. bie SBiiibung eincg ©cbdubeg. CONTIGUITY, s. bic 3lnfto5ung, 9ld^e, iai Vlncinaiibcrgrenjcn. CONTIGUOUS . (adv. — ly), adj. flUitO- tjciib, aiigrensenb, iini)c an ; — ness, s. bie ^Inftd^ung, Jtdfje. CONTINENCE (Continency), s. 1. bit (Sntbaltuug, 3){dgigung; Selbftbe^ . bcrvfd)nng; 2. l^ntbalt|amfcit, 'SU^ fiigfeit; j«;cirfd»bctt. CONTINENT ("do. — ly), I. adj. 1. ent= battfam, feitfc^; ntdpig j 2. einfjal^ teub, cinfd)rdn!enb, bcsd^meub;^ 3. jufammenbdngcub ; il. »■. bag fcftc ^anb. CONTINENTAL adj. JUIU fcftcU ^ailbc gel)i>rig. CONTINGENCE (Continoevcy), s. 1. bie 3ufdUigfeit ; 2. 3«faU ; bag (greigutp. CONTINGENT, I. adj. jufddig ; II. s. 1. ber 3ufa[[; 2. (scrbditntpmd^ige) ^ SBcitvag, bag Contingent; — ly, adv. jufdlliger aScifc, you Uugcfdi)r; — ness, s. bie 3ufdUigfcit. CONTINUAL, adj^ fortwd^veub, au^aU teub, unaufi)or(ic^ ; — ly. adv. ftetg, bcftdnbig ; —ness, « bic gevtbauer. CONTINUANCE, .■». 1. bic Wortbaucr, Saner ; 2. ikbarrlidifcit, 33cftdu= bigfeit; 3. ber "Jlufcntbalt; — of a suit, L. T. bcr aiuffc^ub eincg ^Pro:^ To CONTINUATE, «. a. Cttg UCrbtUbClI, yereiuigcu. CONTINUATION, s. bic $5ortfc^ung. coNTiNUATrvi*:;, .? bag siMnbcxtiort (ber 9lufeinaubcrfo(ge). OONTINUATOR, .■>. bcr fyortfe^cv, wag fortbaueri! mad)t. To CONTINUE, v. I. n. baiicm, fort= baneru, bicibeit, ycrbarceir'; II. a. fortiHci'., fortfitbven (mit). CONTINUED (adv. — ly), adj. fortbaU= ernb, uuuuterbrodien. CONTINUER, g. b»g gortbnucrube, ber SSebkivienbc. CONTINUITY, .t. bie nnuntcrbrod^cne ^tH)i, ber 3"f«iwi»c"')<'"9- CONTINUOUS, adj. aneinanber[)dn= genb, ununterbrorocn. To CONTORT, v. a. brc^cit, ftcd^tcn, TOinbeit, friimmcn. CONTORTION (Contorsion), bag Sre = 't)cit, SSinben, bie ^udnn^ ; ^tum- muug Siegung; SBcrbrebung. CONTOUR, e. ber Uiurip (etncr Si* CONTRABAND, I. adj. cingcfc^todrjt, uerboten ; — goods, nerbotcne SBaa* reii; H. -i- bcr ©d)kif&bn"bcL CONTRABANDIST, s. bcr ©d^fcid). {)dnbler, ©^muggier. To CONTRAOr, v. a. ir n. i. JufaUf 85 CONT CONT CONV mc: jte^cii ,* Sf vftigcn, scrfuvjen, 06= fitricn ; 2. fid) 5ufflmmcn5tcf)en, ciu= ic^nim^fen, fiirjei- raerbcn ; 3. ctni<^ wcrbeii, ctngcbea, contral)h-cii, ctitctt ^Scrgleic^ obev fionbcl fitlicgcu (— for a commodity, fiir ctue 2Saarc u. f. m.) ; 4. yerloben ; 5. »erfct)affcu, ftdb jujieljcn, ficJ) aitijcwoljueii ; 6. etnen •JJlnSjitg mac^eit; to — tiie brow, bte Sttvne runjcltt; to — debts, ©d^uU bcii mac^cn ; to — a di^-ease, fi^ cine .!i^ranf()ett jujicfjen ; to — friendship, ^reunbfdjaft fitlie^cit; to — a habit, tint ®etDof)tt^ctt aimct)mcit. [.'ONTRAcr, s. 1. bev (5oiiti-act, bie ©ontracteuvfunbe, bcr QSevtrag, SSev: gleic^j 2. btc SScvIobung; — of mar- riage, bcr ^ciratt)S»evtvao ; bie ^^c. UONTRACI'EDNESS, s. btc 3ufammcn= gejogcn^eit, ^iivje, ©tiije, i)lbfijv= sung. CONTRACriBILITY. ) s. bic B"f«lll= CONTRACTIBLENESS, J inciijiel;bar= fcit. CONTRACTIBLE, adj. jufammcnjic^^ bar. CONTRACTILE, adj. ftcf) sufainnifnjic- tiejib. coNTRAoriON, s. i. bit 3ijfammcit= jtcbung ; ba§ 3wf«inmc'if<^vumpfcit; 2. bcv jirampf ; 3. bie 3lbfiii-5iiiig. CONTRACTOR, s. bcr (Jontva^citt; Siefcrattt. CONTRACTURE, s. iaS 3tif'ii»incn5ic= ^en. CONTRA-DANCE, s. bcr ^piitrctatij. To CONTRADICT, v. a. njibcvfprcc^eil; njtbcrftveiten. CONTRADICTER, s. bcf SBibcrfprcc^ev, @cgnev. CONTRADICTION, s. bcr Sffitbevfpruc^, bte Uiioercinbarfett, bev aStberfivinb, bie 2Biberrebe. CONTRADICTIOUS, adj. miberfpve- c{)enb ; fertig ju wiberfpvecbcii ; fitt= gcgcngefe^t; jutuiber; — ness, .1. 1. bet SBibevfpvu^, bie Uiiftatt£)aftig:= fett; 2. ^ertigfcit JU U3tbcvfpved)cit, bcf aBiberfprud)§geifi:. CONTRADICTORINESS, s. bic 9Eibcr= fpvec^ltcbfcit; 33ibcvfc(jlic^Efit. CONTRADICTORY {ado. —u.y), I. adj. 1. lutbevfprec^ciib, iittucitvagltrl) ; 2. Log. r. contrabictovifc^ (was fid; gegen= fcitig auf()ebt) ; ii. s. ber SSibcrfpntc^, wiberfvrtJ^enbc ©aft. CONTRADISTINCT, adj. uiiterfdjiebcii (burc^ eitten @egenfa§). DONTRADISTINCTION, .s-. bic 0cgcn= untcvfc^eibung, bcr ©egeiifa^. CONTRADIST[NCTIVE, a//, ciltcn ®C= gcitfat} bcjetdjiiciib. T.? CONTI^ADBTINGTJISfl, r. n. bltvd) ciltcn ©egcnfaft untcrfd)eibcn. CONTRAFISSURE, s. s. T. bcv ®cgen= fpiilt, (Segcnbvnd). To CONTRAINDICATE, v. a. Med. T. (troa& ©ntgegcngcfe^tcs anjeigcn. CONTRAINDICATION, s. Med. T. bie ©cgcnanjeige. (MNTRAMURE, s. Mil. T. bcr ©cgcu' wall, bie SSormancr, (Sontrcfcarpc. (.•ONTRANITENCY. s. bCV ©cgcilbVUtf, SBtbcrflanb, bic JKcaction. CONTRAPOSITION, .v. bie ©iitgcgctu ftellung. coNTRAREGULARrrY, s. bcr 2Bibcr= fpru^ flcgen bie ,9{cgcl. CONTRARIES, s. pi. ^l.og. T- ©cife?, btC fid) gegenfeitig aufhcbcn. ■ONTRARIETV, .v. bcr SBibcvfprui^ ; bte SGBtbermnrtigtfit ; bcr Strcit. contrariness', s. bie aBibcrn)artig= fett, bcr SBibcrflanb. 1.0NTRARI0US, adj. cntgcgcngcfcftt, jumiber ; — iv, adv. entgcgcn ; ^)inge= gen. 86 CONTRARIWISE or Contrary-wise, ado. uingcte^rt; tm ®cgcntl)eil. CONTRARY {ado. — ly), I. adj. wibrig, cntgcgcttgcfe^t ; ii. j>rep. juiuibev, \o\' bcv, gcgcn ; — to good sense, bcr gc= funbcn SScrnunftjuroibcr;— to imnour, tuibcr bie @^re ; — minded, ocvfc^ie= bcncr 50ieinnng ; in. s. ba§ ®cgcn= tf)eil, 2Bibcrfpicl ; to the— ,ban)ibcr, bagegen ; on iiio — , im ®cgcntl)cil, l)ingcgcn. CONTRAST, s. bcrSontrafl, ®cgcnfa^, Slbftanb, 91bflid). To CONTRAST, v. a. COUtVafiivcn, cntgcgenfcftcn, cutgcgcnficllcn, gc= gcnciuatibcr abftedpen mad)en (mit with). CONTRA-TENOR, s. T. bcV 3Ut. CONl'RAVALLATION, s. Mil. T. bic ©cgenscvfc^anjuug. To CONTRAVENE, v. a. JUluibcr [)an= bcln, iibertvctcn. coNTRAVENEit, s. bcr Ucbcrtrctcr, ®cgncr. C0NTRAVEN'n0N,s.bte3uwtber^attb= htng, llcbcrtrctnng. coNi'RAVERSiON, s. ba§ llmbvcf)cn itad) bcr cutgcgcugcfcftteu (Scite, bie ^erfebrung.' CONTRAYERVA, s. bie ®iftiinir5, (501ltra=2)cr»a {.nristolochia IndUa — L.) CONTRECTATION, s. bas SBcfitOIen, 33ctaftcn. CONTRIBUTARY, adj. flcuerpf{id)tig, jinSbar. To CONTRIBUTE, v. a. ^- n. 1. bcitra= gen, mitmirfen, betftencrn, bdfcn, (— to, towards, JU) ; 2. XijtH ^abcn ; 3. crlcgcn, ftencrn. CONTRIBUTION, .?. 1. bcr ©cltrag, bic 9)Jitivirfung ; 2. 53ciftcncr; 3. ©tcucr, .KvicgSfieuer, 33ranbfd)aftung. CONTRIBUTIVE, adj. bcitrogenb, t>e= fin-bcrlid). CONTRIBUTOR, s. bcr aSeitragcttbe, ^eforberer. CONTRIBUTORY, adj. jititwivfcnb, be= forbcrlic^. CONTRITE (adv. — lv), adj. jerfnirfd)t, rencooU, rcuig. CONI'RITENESS, s. btc 3erfnirfd;iing, Sitm. CONTRITION, s. bte BeiTftbung; 3cr= Inirfc^iing; SRcue. CONTRIVABLE, adj. iTtac^bor, erfinb= bar, crbcntbar. CONTRIVANCE, s. 1. bie ©rfiiibung ; 2. .ng. feer jtunftgriff, 5plan, bic 5Bcr= anftattuitg, bcr 9lnfd)Iag. To CONTRIVE, v. a. crfinbcu, crftuitcrt, erbciifcn, cntmcrfett, fi^ au§bcnfcn ; cincn 5{nrd)[ag mac^cn; ucrauflaU ten, mafbcn, cr.^iclcn, bi^i'uorbringcn, anfdtaffcn, ju Stanbe bvtngen, aihi- fiibren. CONTRIVEMENT, s. btc ©rfinbuiio. CONTRIVER, s. bcr ©rftitbcr, Uvbcber. CONTROL (Co.NTROLL, Controlle). s. 1. baS ©cgcnrcgiftcr, ©egenbuci), bie ®cgenrecfennng ; 2. bcr S^^tnfl. t?'in= bnit, bie (Sinfc^ranfung ; 3. ®croaft, £)beraiifftd)t ; bcr aBibcrfprurl) ; to be at one's — , nntcr ScmaubeS Scs feble flcbcit ; without—. obncBwang, D^nc 9lufft(^f, jineingcft^ranft. To CONTROL (Controll). v. a. 1. tn3 ®egenrcgifler cinff^retbcn, gcgcnrcr^= ncn, controllireit ; 2. jnjingcn, bc= fd;ranfcn, bc!)crrfd)cn, im 3aume ^aU ten, 3Iufftc^t bfibcn. CONTROLLABLE, adj. bfjmtrtgl'ar, was ftr^ contvoflircn, untcr Slafft^t ncbmcn lafit. CONTROLLER, .?. 1. bcr CfDntroHeur, ©cgenfc^reibcr ; 2. Dbcrauffcbcr ; ©ewaltbaber ; — of the kina's house hold, bcr Dberauffc{)cr bcr f ijuiglic^c^ >§an8bicncrfd;aft, .6au§l)ofmciftcr — of the navy, bcr ®encralsal)lmei» ficr bcr 3J}arinc. coNTROLLERSHip,s. bic (JontroIIcur-- ficUe; ba« 5luffe[;cramt, bie '.Jluffi^t, ©croalt. CONTROLMENT, s. 1. bic Slufftdjt ; ©civalt ; (Sinf(^ranfung ; bcrSwang ; 2. SBibcrfpruc^ ; bte aBic&cricgung • . ber aSibcrftanb. CONTROVERSIAL, adj. flrcitmaptcj ftreitig, }u cincr Strcitfrnge ge^ijiig ))olcmifd). CONTROVERSIALIST, s, bcr in ctncu litevarifc^cn ©trcit ^Scvwicfelte. CONTROVERSY, .?. 1. bcr Strcit, bie Strcttfraje, fung, (2ci;anbe, 3Jol)()cit; ber ^^ov^ tt»nrf. J CONTUMELY, s. bte (g^mac^, bei I (2d)impf; bitterc (grebe) S>Drn>urf. } To CONTUSE, V. a. Cfnetfdjeu ; jcrfti>: ^cn. CONTUSION, s. S.T. i.ik ClliCtfcfyutljJ , 2. Bevftugung. CONUNDRUM, .t. bte ©c^na!?, bet - ©c^njanf, ba3 SBortfpicl. CONUSANCE, .9. /.. T. bie ,5?cnntni^ ba3 aBiffcB, Dlec^t bcr ®cric)>t§bar^ !cit. CONUSANT, adj. /,. T. WtfTcitb. CONVALESCENCE (Cmv.t.i.Escji.si.'i), x. bie ®cncfung. CONVALESCENT, adj. gcncfcnb. CONVENABLE, adj. »aS flc^ Krflini nuln lai5t. To coijVENE, V. I. 71. 5nf£jntiiic«!&ni= men, fid) yerfammeln ; II. a.. 1. ^u fammenberufcn, ycrfanimtln; 2. A. : T. »orlabcn. CONVENER, s. 1. bcr mtt 5lnber)s ef nc8 ®efcUfd)aft bcti»of)at; 2. bcr Sci-=> fammclnbc. CONVENIENCE fCowENiKNCT), s. 1. bW 8iigliri)feit, ©(^i(fiid>feit; 2- ©?■» qnemticbfcit; 3. ®elcgtiibcit ; k= (ineinc ^dt ; 4, fam. ber i)Jac^tjiiib!. CONVENIENT {adv. — ly), adj. I. fiij7- li^, fd>i(flid), p'affenb, aji^inbig; z bCiillClH, gclcgen ; with all — speed mit mi>gUd)Per 6ile. CONVENT, 5. baS Jtbflcr; bcr (Soil" »ent. To CONVENT, v. a cttirctt, ssrfabcn forDcrn. ctiNVENTiCLE, .«. 1. He (vcIigiSfci 55f rfammlung, Biif'iniraf «funft ; a beimlic^e (imgefc^lic^e) Serfamia: litug. CONVENTICLER, ,?. bcr bctinltcfct See* fommlungcn bulbct obtr bcfud)t. CONVENTION, s. 1. bic 3l'('*T5"5tf8;' fnnft, SlJnfiinimiiing; 2. i^ercmiis pna; SScvbinbuug: '* Ufbcrcia»*. CONV COOL COPP funft, Slbvcbc, ber SSerfrag, i8cr= gkid); national —, ber 9ktionaIcon= xinit. CONVENTIONAL, adj. vexahxtitt, »cr= ti-ngSmafiig, scrijlic^eit. CONVENTIONARV, adj. 'OiVtxa^StniX' coNVENTroNER, s. laS 3JltfgIieb ct= nev SSerfammluug, eiitcf B'Wff' "■ f. tt). OONVENTIONIST, s. iix dcmtvafecnt ; ber eiiicn .^aitbcl, Serti-ag abfci)licpt. CONVENTUAL, I. mii. flpftcrlici) : I[. s. ber Soityentual, aJJmirf; ; tie SJonite. To CONVERGE, v. n. ciHuiergircu, JU= faiumcitlaufcn. CONVERGENCE (Convkrgekcy), s. bilS Sufammcnlaufen. CONVERGENT, adj. jufammculaufetib. CONVERSABI>E {adv. — ly), adj. Um= gdngltc^; inttt&etleiib ; — ness, s. bie umganglictifcit. CONVERSANT, adj. 1. uiugcljcnb, Um= gang (sBefaimtfc^aft) l)abcitb, feefainit, vcrtraut; 2. fuiibig, erfaf)ven; be: jvanbert (— in uiib with, in cfroa«). CONVERSATION, s. 1. bdS @ef))VilC^, bie Utttcr^altuiig, Uitterrcbung ; S3e= fprcc^uug : 2. ber Uiiigang ; 3. ber fffiaiibel ; 4. btc Scfattntfc^aff, gciiauc ,Jtcniititig, .Sunbe. CONVERSATIVE, arf/.ftc6 quf bCtt 11111= (jawg bejie^enb. To CONVERSE. v.n.\. uevfc^reit,Um= flang ^abeit, fic^ uuterf)alten, iimge= ^eu ( — with, mtt eitiem, o&er ehuaS, — about, or on, voii, iibcr) ; 2. (ct;e= lid)), beiaio^tieit ; 3. ftd» uiiterrebeit. CONVERSE, s. 1. ber Umgaiig (/am. g3eifc^laf), bie Sefaimtfi-tiaft ;.2. ber Jteferfc^{u9 (in ber ?ogtE imb @eome= trie), ber @egcuf«^, umgcfehvte ©a^. CONVERSELY, adv. umgcfc^vt, gcgeii= feitig. . a. 1. «oit citiem Drte na(^ etnem anberii fdwffcn, fabren, u. f. vs., jufiifivcti ; 2. iibcrgrbcit ; iibers tragen; iiberlieferu, iibcniiad)en ; 3. tetbrtngcn, mittl)cilen ; 4. cntl)alten fei)ti; to — by water, scrfdnffeii. *ONVEYANCE, s. 1. baS 3ufiil)ren, bie 3uftt()r, Ueberbringitiig, Uebevfeii= bang, Uebcrlicfening, !5ic ^ortfd)af= fiiug, ber S;raii6V0vt; 2. ba« gprt= f^ffunggmittel, guiynccrf, bie i!Sc= geanfialt; ©clegeit^cit; 3. Ueberga= be, 5lbtvctung; 4. yibtretungsfd}vift, Uebcrgabsurfiinbc ; letter of — , m. e. bcr Brad^tbricf. CONVEYANCER, s. ber Sflotariitg. CONVEYER, s. 1. bcr Uebevliefcvcr, Ueberbriitger; 2. Sieb, Itflige 33e= tiiiger. To CONVICT, V. a. ii6crfiU;ren, liber^ tueifcii, uberjcugcn. CONVICT, oAj. iibevfii^rt, iiberwiefeii. CONVICT', s. ber Ueberiviefenc, a)Jtife= tf)atcr ; — ship, baS Serbredjevfc^if. CONVicnoN. s. 1. bie Ucberfiil)ruiig; 2. Ucberseuguttg. coNVicriVE {adv. — ly), adj. iiSerjeu: genb, biiiibig. To CONVINCE, ». a. iiberjcugctt, ji6er= fiitjreii. CONVINCING {adv. — ly), adj. iibcrjeU: geiib; — ness, s. bie Ueberjeugiiitg§= fraft, 5lugenfd}ciulirf)fcir. CONVIVIAL, adj. fff^Hc^, gefcUfc^aft= lic^, (uflig. CONVIVIALITY, .?. 1. btc Siofilii^fett (bei Sard); 2. ecbmaufcrci, bag Sdjmaiifcii. To CONVOCATE, v. a. iiifainmenberu= fen. CONVOCATION. *. i. bic 3i'fantmfu= berufiiug ; 2. 33cvfammlung. To CONVOKE, c. a. jufammertbevufcn. CONVOLUTE, l^/j. jiifiimineitgcwt: CONVOLUTED, J (felt, aufgcrollt. CONVOLUTION, s. bte 3ufainmenwi= cfeluug. To CONVOLVE, o. c.5ufainmcn«)i(felit, aHfrolIeii. To CONVOY, V. a. gcleitcii, bfgleitcii, beJe.i; frfjiifeen. CONVOY, s. 1. ba8 ©cleit, bie ©ebe= tfiing; ba§ ©eleitfc^iff; 2. bie unter SSeberfung fegelnbe .R'auffaftrtetfiottc. To C0NVUI.SE, V. a. Biicfuiigcu »crur= fad)ett, erfc^iitterii, »cv;(errcn. CONVULSION, s. bie douuulftoit, 3n: cf ling, 3]ersucfung ; ber jlrampf ; bie iQerjerrung; (Srfc^iitterung; — s of Liughtcr, franH)fi)nfteg I'ac^cit; —fits, frampfijafte 3uif ""gen. CONVULSIVE (adv. — ly), adj. ePltyuU ftyifd), franivfbaff. CONEY, I s. baS J?aniitd)en ; — imr- CONY, 5 rows, bcr Jlaniiidjcnbau ; to — catch, V. n.Jiff. vulg. + betfiigcii, prcUen, cifeu; —warren, bass Ji'auin= d)engcl)age. To coo, I!, n. girrcu, gnrren (njie cine Saube) ; Cooinf?, ba§ ©irrcn. COOK, s. bcr jtod), bic Jliic^inn; — fish, bie a)Jeerfd)leil)'e ; — maid, bie J?iid)cnmagb ; itodjiiiu ; — 's mate, bcS ^pd)§ @ct)iilfe (anf Sdjiffcii), bcr Uutcvfoc^ ; — room, bic Sd)ipEii4)e (befoiiber^ auf Dftiubienfabrcni) ; — shop, bie ®arfiid)c. To COOK, V. I. a. fod)rtl ; 11. n. fc^rcicu wie bcr Jtuif itf. COOKERY, s. 1. bai J?od;en ; 2, bte Jftoc^Eunfi. COOL •(<«/». — ly), I. adj. \. fii^l, fl-if4) ; 'l.fitr. faltfimiig, faltbliitig, fait; — heaoHd, Ieibenfcf)aft«[p5 ; II. s. bie jtiible, J?iif)liiiig; —cup, ba§Juf)len= be ©etriint. To cooL,i,. I. n. 1. !iiblcn, erfafd)en; 'l.ji. ber aJJitJDirfcnbe SKitarbeitcr. COOPTATION, s. bie (SfWci^lung, 3ln: na^mc, >?lnfiiat)me. COORDINATE {adv. — ly), adj. bcigc DVbnct, in glcid;cr (Slaffe, jiir felben Crbnung gcf;ijvcnb, glcid) ; —ness. .v. bie ®lctd)l)cit bcS Jiangcs, gleid;e (Sialic. COORDINATION, s. bic iJlebcnorbnung. 5ficiprbnnng. COOT. s. ba§ 2Baffcr()«I)n, ber Sioi)\-- l)al)n. COPAIBA, s. bcr (Salfam) (Jo^jaioi. COPAL, s. bcr J?opal, ias Jtopalgumntt. COPARCENARY, s. X. T. bie dJittcrb- fd;aft. COPARCENER, s.L. T. bcr glcic^e3JJit= erbc. COPARCENY, s. bcr gTcic&c Slntfjcit be; 3}Jiterbcn. COPARTNER, s. ber SDlitgenpf , &aiu bclggefafertc ; — ship, s. bie jDJttgc- noffcnfc^aft, gleid)c 3:;^cilna[)mc. COPE, s. 1. bcr (5f)onocf; 2. 3?ogen iibcr ciiiem 3::bore; 3. bic Jtuppel ; 4. 5)ccfc iibcr unfcvnt .§anvte. To COPE, V. I. a. beef en, bcbc Jen ; ii. v flrcitcn, tcinipfcn, fid; frl)lagcit, fidi ftvaubcn, fid) )rct)rcn, ringcn; to — with, fid; nicffen mtt cineni. CopiEK, s. 1. bcr ©Ppift, gibfc^rciber '' 5In6fd)vcibcr ; 3. 9lad)a[}mcr. COPING, s T. bie ?JJanerfaVVc, JlaV= ■ pc; bcr ©tcbcl. COPIOUS (adv. — ly), fi,'//. i. I^aufig, reicf)lid), iibcvfliiffig, iitcvypil, tn a)2cnge; 2. weitKinfig, wovtrcid); ii. — ness, s. 1. bcr Hebcrflufj, bie gjJcn; ge, Siillc; bcr 3icid)tl)um ; 2. bie aScitlaufiflfcit, Cficbcfiillc. COPLAND, s. bic ?anbfpi^c. COPPED, adj. jugcfpi^t, fegclfijrmig. COPPEL, s. vid. Cupel. CCPPER, 1. s. i. bag ^npfcr; 2. bcv (.:,v.;9e) Jleffel ; 3. baS Jlnpfcrgclb ; II. atJj. fnVfern ; in covijws. — bottom ed, adj. jv. T. fupfcrbobcn, mtt j?upfcr ycrHeibet ; — colour, bic Jluvferfar= i)e ; — coloured, fupfcrfarbcn ; — clippings and filings, jlupfcrabfcfenifecl unb Bcilic^t; — nose, bie fnpfrige DIafe; — ore. Jtnpfcrglan?; —plate, bie .ftupfcvplatte ; bcr jtupfcrflic^ ; — plaie prints, Jtupferjlicfic ; — sheath- ings. Jtupferblci^ (jnm SScrfleiben ber (2d)iffc) ; — smith, bcv Jlupfer= fd^micb; — wire, ber J?npfcrbrabt; — work, bcr,$lnpf"'l;ammcr, baS Stn^ Vfcrijammcnucvf ; — worm, ber ^olj" wurm ; Singcrivurm. COPPERAS, .•>. ber gn'inc Sitriol. COPPERED, ai.j. mit Miv<;)\tvilid) uit9t jogcn. COPPE-Risn, adj. tiipfer^aUtg. COPPERY, adj. fupfcrig, fm)fer;&al ,. »„,.,it.„,„i:^ .;oRALLomkL, 5 '"^■'- foi«»f"^ittg. UORB, s. 1. ber ,ft'ol)knforb j 2. — s, pi. jirch. T. forbfijvmige SScrjtcniugcit. i.'ORBAN, s. 1. ber 3Umofeuforb ; 2. baS 9llmofeit. CORBEILS, s. p/. MV.T. SdlftimHube. »X)RBEL, s. jirck.T. 1. ba3 Jtorbc^eii; 2. ber Jtrflgjtein, iklfeutrager, SBaU fenfovf; ^. bie (SBilber--) 33lciibe, m^i- . (X)RD. s. 1. ber (Stricf, iaS Seil ; Xa\i ; bie ,KIafter, ber f^abeii ; 2. fy. ber SallflridP; bieScfTel; —maker, ber eeilcr ; — wheel, boS ©rcbrab (ber ©etler) ; — wood, ba« Jtlafterbols ; a — of twine, JV. T. eiiie Siffc Stti^: qaxtt. To CORD, v.a. btiiben, befeftigeit (mit ©trirfen, u. f. w.) ; to — up, mit ci= uer @d;iiur mefffii, tlvifteru; to — wood, .§olj nil JKaftern fdjlageii; i^Drding tools, Siiiiibcliiiflruiiieiite. (X)RDAGE, s. ba« S^aumerf. CORDELIER, s. ber graiici^caiter. iX)RDIAL, I. s. 1. bie,:gjerjftarfui!g,ba8 yabfat ; 2. ber feine Siqucur ; u. adj. 1. berjprfenb, belebenb; 2. (ado. — ly) ^er^ig, l)erslid;, aufric|)tig, ol;ne .^euc^elei. CORDIALITY..'!. bie-DcrjIic^feit ; 3tuf= ric^tigfeif, Dffcn()crjigfctt. CORDON, s. .^rch. T. baS SJJ.iiierbaiib, ber 2J?aiierEran5 ; jtranj ; bie(Sj(i»nur. CORDOVAN, a. ber gorbiian. CORDWAINER, s. ber Sc^iificr. r."ORE, .S-. 1. ba8 Jlenigebaufe tiuDbfie, ber ©ricbs ; l.fis ba« 3nnerfte, ^erj, filJarf ; .3. ber §iter; 4. eine Seber= franfbeit ber (£d)afe. CORIACEOUS, ffrf/. leberit ; Icberartig, ;:oRiANDER, .•*. bier 6otiaiiber. CORINTH, s .(Tprintb. CORINTHIAN, I, oiij forint^tfc^; ; ~ 8S order, bie lortnt^tf^c (Sautenorb- itung ; n. *-. ber Jtoriiitber. coriVal, s. ber Slebcnbul^ter, a)Jit= werbcr. To CORIVAL, V. a. wetteifern. cork, 5. -1. ber,ftorf, ba«>4]antoffeI= ^olj; 2. ber ,Rovftl6})fel ; — , or — tree, ber J^ovffcaum ; — cutter, ber ,S:DrEfd)iteiber; — screw, ber Jtorf= Siel)er. To CORK, v.a. \. ititt .ttorf »erfcneit, ober bclcgeu; 2. juftiipfelii, juftOi t»feti, ^jfro'vfen. CORKING-PIN. s. bie 5l?>i(f imbrl. CORKY, arf/. t)Ott vfforf, forfig. CORMORANT, s. 1. bcr SBafferrabe, Sifd)rei£)er ; 2. fig. aStelfrat!. CORN, s. 1. ba8 Jtovit; ©ctrctbe; 2. ba« .§iif)iieraiige, ber i^cirbborii ; — beef, ba« ^ofelrinbfleifd) ; — bin, bie ,$tonilabe; — blades, 2)JatSbIatter; — flower, bic JJorublBOTf ; — chand- ler, ber .ftornbaiibler rim ,f?leiiten), Sametibanbler; — crack, bcr 2Qic= foiiKiiifcr ; — cutter, ber ?eid;bprit= fd)neiber; — factor, ber ,$?prnmafler ; — fan, bie Jtonifc^annge ; — field, bag Jtornfelb ; — ila,T, bcr Sc^njertel, bic Scbaicrtlilie ; — floor ( — ioft>, ber Jtornbobeil; — marygold, btc 9iin= gelbllime ; — merchant, bcr Jtoriis i)aiibler ; — meter, bcr .iloriinieffcr ; — mill, bic ©eh'cibeimible ; — • pipe, ba« .^aferro^r, bic aiol)rv>feife ; — plaister, baS .6iit}ncraugciivflafter ; — porter, bcr JlDrittragcr ; — rocket, bcr .§cbcrid), njcijieStiif ; — rose, bic ,ft'onivofc, ,y?laVVcrrofe ; — saiiad, b*r *ilcf crlattic^, 8animerlattid) ; — stalks, bic ©teitgel (©tie(e) bc8 iDiai-J. To CORN, V. a. 1. foritcii ; 2. ciufaljeti, einpbfeln. CORNEL, s. bic ,5tornclftrfd)e; (Cume- lian —tree), bcr jtoriiclfirfdjbauiu. CORNELIAN, vid. Carnem.vn. CORNEMUSE. ) s. bcr SiibelfaJ, bie CORNAMUTE, > S a cf p fc t fc. CORNEOUS, adj. ^oriitg ; f)ontid)t. CORNER. .?. ber SBinfcl, bie (5(fe ; — clips. CSifbcfc^digc ; — house, ba(S @cf= hailS ; — piece, baS (Scffliicf ; —stone, bcr ©rffteiii ; — teeth, bie .^atciijab= nc, .5afen (bcr ?pfcrbc) ; — tile, ber .^cl)!jtcgel ; — wise, gcedt, ccfig ; biagoiial. CORNERED, axlj. cdig ; llireo-cornered. brciecfig. CORNET, s. 1. bie Bi'iff' t''i8 3iiif= ^orn, 45orii ; 2. bie S;iitcitfd>iictf c ; 3. ber ^iif ; 4. (Joniett; Stanbavteii= triigcr ; 4. bic iSoruette, 9iad)tf)aubc, aBetbcrmiiljc ; 5. (fonft) (5d)arpe. CORNETCY, s. bie C5ori!ctt«=Stel{f. CORNETER, s. ber 3t"ff "blafcr, 3iiifc= nifi. CORNICE, ,!. Jirrh. T. iaS .^arnicfii, ber jlrauslciflen, ,!itratij, 5lblaiif ; —ring, bcr Jiransreif (eiiier ,flanonc). CORNICLE, s. bag JporKitcit. CORNICULATE, adj. t)ornfiJrmig, 5it= (fig, .§ijrner tragenb. CORNIGEROUS. adj. i^knrc tragcub. CORNLESS, adj. geh'cibclo«, foriilo«. ■cornucopia, s. baS J^iiliboru. To CORNUTE^ v. a. ^^ijrtier auffefeen, jum ^abnret niarfjcii, honeir. coRNUTO,s. berv^ornertrager, ^a^\u rei. CORNUTOR, .t. ber jiim .6aT)iirct 3JJa-- cbciibe, ber ^joriieraiiffe^cr. CORNY, fld/. 1. fiU-nig, fornrctc^; 2. ^ornbart, borntc^t. COROLLARY, s T. 1. baS (S'orDlta: rium, bcr Solgcfai} ; 2. ber Ucber- fc^ug. CORONA, .?. ,Hrch.T. bcr ,^ran?(eiflen. CORONAL, I. s. bie Jvrone, ber &X\n\\\ ; II. adj. am SBirbel btS .ftopft?;- — suture, bie Jlroillial)t ; — vein, bM .Sroiiabcr. J CORONARY, rnij. btc ,Srpnc bctrcffciib, I ail ber Jtroiie ; — arteries, bie ,R:ran|j ■ abern. CORONATION, s. btc Jlriiniiiig ; — oat'i, ber JlronuttgScib. CORONER, s. bcr SeicfecufbcJfc^aucr* — 's inquest, bic S^Obteilfdjail. CORONET, s. 1. bic flfiiieJtrone; 2. bcr Jtranj (tin 2Bapveu). CORPORAL, L s. bcr (5orpDrnT; Ii {adv. — ly). adj. forpcvlid), icibUcij. CORPORALS (Corporal), .^ baS flf tttcibtc 3)?etitud;. CORPORALlTY, s. bie jliirperlidjleit. CORPORAS, vid. CoRPORALE. CORPORATE [adii. — ly), adj. t(l fintO Jtin'per (cine ©cmciiie) »crf iiiigt, v>er- eint; — body, bie ©emeine, baS (Sor* VuS ; — ness, 5. bie 33creinigi!iig, ®t« meinbett CORPORATION, 5. 1. bic^cmcine, 3r^ nung, 3«"ff ; 2- 3.Mivgevfe}eneii= feiicr, eleftrifd;e Stdjt (du ben 50JiVf}fn jinb 9}aaen). CORPS, s. Mil. T. baS 6orp*. CORPSE, s. ber ili>rp«-; J^eib; ^eidj^ nam. CORPULENCE (— cy), .?. bie St'oxtn=> biife, i^cletbt^ctf, Sleifcbigfeit. CORPULENT, adj. flfifd)ig, MzM, bidf. COKPUS-CHRISTI DAY, s. bcr '^XV\)XU IticbnamStag. coRPUSCiJi:, A-. baS ,^orpcvc^cn, bet 5Uom. CORPUSCULAR, ndj. f 5rpf rlicl), nifdniJ nifcb, materialifiifc^, atomtfltfc^. CORPUSCULARIAN, I, ..;. bcr Sltomifi 2)tatcrtali)l ; n.adj. icte corpuscular. qd. vid. CORRADIATION, s. btc "Stvar^lcnucret^ nigung. r« CORRECT, v.a. 1. bcffcru, ycrbcf- fern, bcrid)figcn ; 2. yerrocifeu, ta- bcln, jiic^tigcn, firafeu; 3. M:d. t. milbcrn; Correct (ndv. — i,y), adj. CLU-J rcct, feblcrfrci, rid)tig, fpracbridjiii^} I stand corrected, ili) bitte UlU i5crf,et" bung, t4) btibe Uuvcd'f. CORRECTION, .«. 1. bic a[>rrbff]'crMii)t, S3ertd)tigimg, Siircbftd>t ; I. ber iNci- wciS, 3;abcl ; bie 3iid)'igiiiig, ikptra-- fung ; 3. JUd. t. btc iDJilbevuKg; house of — , baS 3"*fbaiU°; luidor — . init (Maubnip jufagen; uumafjgebi ltd); corrections (ir marks of — , Tg]). 7! (Scrrecturjeic^en. CORRECTIONAL, adj. ycrbeffcMlb, SWi weifenb ; a — lesson, eiitc Strofprcj ''^^■ CORRECTIVB, I. adj. »evi)cfferi!b; II. s. baS SBerbeffcvniigJniiltft. CORRECTNESS, s. bie 6orrcct()fi»i gjidjtigEeit. CORRECTOR, s. 1. bcr g^orrccfM, SScra bcfferer, $!erid)tiger; 2. Si't^firtCfi Biic^tmeiftcr; 3. Med. T. baS IDJitDC^ vunggmtttcl. CORRELATE, .^. baS Sorrcktum, SB«> j jicbenbe. I CORRELATION, s. bic gcgenfctfigc S5fi ' pebung. CORRELATIVE, I. adj. ftd) gegfiiffiHl bfjiebcn^'" j ba§ Sorrclati*. CORS COllRELATIVENESS, s. baS nCjlCllfct= ttjie 3]erl)a[titip, bcr 9Bc(J)feIbejua. CORREPTION, s. bcr a3evn)etS, XaHl. To GORRESPOITO, v. n. i. correfvont>t= rcii, cincit sSrtefroecfefel fu^reti, *8rtefe mccfofelit ; 2. iib erf info mm en, ))affeii, entun-edjen, gemag fei)it. CORRESPO.VDENCE (— cy). s. 1. btc (lon-efponbenj, bcr 33rtefmcc^fc[; 2. ba« gate 33ci-ne^men, 93crf}aiibittp, ^el• Umgansj ; 3. Ucbcvctiifttmmuitn, ''iJngemeffcu^eit. CORRESPONDENT (adr. — ly), cdj. libctMit fommenb, cittfprecfienb, nc- mdp. CORRESPONDENT, s. bev gon-efpou= bciit. ooRRESPONsrvB, adj. uberetufom= metib, entfprcc^cnb. CORRIDOR, s 1. ber ©ang an ober in ciiicin ©eljaube, bie Oallerjc, ber <5orribor ; 2, mu. r. ber bcbecfte Seg. CORRFGIBLE, I. adj. 1. serbefferltcfe ; 2 ftrafbar ; II. — ness, 5. bie 5}erbeffer= hchtcit. " CORR[VAL, vid. CoRivAL. CORROBORANT, adj. fidrfctlb. To CORROBORATE, v. a. fidrfeu ; frdf= figcit, befcfiigcrt, beftdttaen, befrdf= figeit. CORROBORATION, s. btc Stdrfiing • sSeftatiguiig, SQefrdfttgiing. CORROBORATIVE, \.s. baS ;&tdrfmigS= mittel; II. adj. fidrfenb ; befrdftcge'tib. To CORRODE, v. a. jemogeii, 5erfref= fen, uevjefjreii. CORRODENT, i.adj. ^emagcnb, 5erfref= fenb ; IL s. ba3 Bci'tt'igcnbe, 3"frer= fenbe. CORRODIBILITV, s. bte Serfrefibarfeit, CORRODIBLE, adj. jerfre^bar. CIORROSIBILITV, CORROSIBLEXESS, .?. vid. CORRODIBILITY. CJORROSIBLE, adj. vid. Corrodidle. CORROSION, ,. bie Scnmgung, 3er= freiiung. CORROSIVE (a^«._LY), I.adj. dferub, freffenb; ii. *•. ber grnf, baS 9lf6mtt= M: —ness, a iai 3leftenbe, bie ©q)arfc. cpRRUGANT. aiij. Stunjctn mac^cnb ; faltenfc^lagenb ; — muscle, ber 3Iu= genbraimeiimnsfcf. To CORRUGATE, v a. runjelii, \\\'By — ly), adj 1. serberbt; oerborbcn, faiil; 2. bcflo^ . n. fofjcii, 5,i/o- bcr Sopfgucfer. CO-TRUSTEE, s. bcr 2}iit»erroabrci ober (Curator. COTSWOLD, s. bie Sdmfbiirbe. COTT, i. vid. Cot 2. COTTAGE, s. bic .^iittf, baS aduscien Saubfjrtus. ^ COTTAGER, ) ^. 1. bcr .P)iittcnkWof):: COTTAR, [ ncr; 2. /., T .finus. COTTER, ) icr, 3rci[;du^[cf. COTTON, s. 1. ggaummolle ; 2. «anm. wollcnilanbe; 3. ber StMmi- _ bagging, 5{^acf(einwnnb jiim ©mbaU Iircn ber rol)en5J3aumwoUe; — bind- in?, 33aumnioIleitbanb; — cards iBaumiDolIcutrafecn ; — gin. vid. Gin ' — gras.s, 5BtiumTOolicngra«, a)ungra3 • — lining, baumtt)cllcne3 SiUtcrjeiiq; — packing, (mie — bagging, gd. vidj • — plant, — .siirub, — tree, btC 58ailm= WplJcufiaitbe, ber Saumroollenbaum ; — spun, b(T3 53aumrooUcng.trn ; — thistle, btc aQcgcbiftcI ; — tootii, V\t 9lf)Ie, baS 33orfri)lageifen ; — weetl btc SJtctenroolle, ba^ aiuf^rfniiit; — yarn, ba3 33amiimo((ci!garn ; cot- tons, (cotton goods, — stuff;-), biTlllU= wollcne aSiiaren, 6ottoitcrien. To COTTON. V. I, n. 1. ji'ollicftt fei)n, raud; fciHi; ftc^ filjen; 2. vui nnlegen; 3. tn^ @ef>ctm eiiti'i-^iic^cni «rbci-geii; to — tiie cataract, ben ©taar flec^en ; to — the spear, ben ©peer, ober bie '>i.a\\si: cinlcgen ; to — in writing, fd)riftlid) auffc^cn, »ev= fafren ; to — well, ^r. T. ctn Xan fcfl unb gleid)fijrmig fd)fagcn. COUCH, ... 1. b>is 3Jit()fbctt, ganlbctt, ^^igct-, bte ?agerftdtte; 2. bie gage. Sd)td)t, g;arbeMfd)tcf)t; —grass, baa -Ipunbsgnnl Oitcif citgra^ : — feiiow ber Sc^Iaffamerab. COUCHANT, adj. H. T. licgctlb. COUCHEE, s. i. bic Sdjlafjeit: 2. bet ytadjtbcfnd). COUCHER .,. 1. bcr ^Ingenar^t; 2. (in ^^aptermiif;[cn) ber @autfd)er obcr mtx; 3. ba3 9iegiftcrbuc^ einca JlloftcrS obcr ciner 3nnnng. COUCHING-NEEDLE, s. bie ^tarnabcl COUGH, s. ber .gitftcn. To COUGH, V. V. bu|len ; to — oiil (vr — up). nn§[)mtfn. COUGHfiR, 5. ber (bte) fiiiiicitbe. COULTER, s. baS $lflngmeffer. ' COUNCIL, .,. 1. bag '(Joiiciltitm, bie eV)npbc, j?ivd)cnuerfamm(ung ; 2. baa feonfefli bte g^erfaminhtng; aiati)#; scrlammlung, ber 3iath; cabinet — bcr SD^iniftcrialratb, bie (?abtncf«= ucrfammlung ; common—, bcr ©tabts ratb ; privy — . ber gc(;ctme SJat^ ; — board, (— table), bcr JiattjStifii) ; _ chamber, bie .*)?atb!jfiltbe; to call a — on..., bie ©ttiitmeu fammeln iibci u. f, w. COUNCILLOR, vid. Counsellor. COUNSEL, s. I. bcr m^ii\ ; 2. bie mt= ratbfitlagutig ; 3. .fflugbett, C%= fct;rfltd)ff it: 4. 3?erfd6wiegfirl^ett; 5. Slbuocat, (5oufuIcnt; Jviiri'prcitier 6. ber iSntniurf, ba3 Snftcm, {>« 8U COUN COUN COl'R 3we(f, bie 2lb{tc|)t; to bo — . cine ©acf)c fiibreii ; to take — , 9lat6 an- '.ic^mcn; to keep—, 9cf)cim haUen. Vo COUNSEL, V. a. \M)t\\, 9Jat^ (jcteii, X)UNSELABLE, adj. 3iat^ anttebntenb, folflfam. Dot/nsellor, s. 1. bcc 9?atlip,clicv ; 2. 3Jat&, 9?at()S[}evi- ; 3. bci- aonfitleiit, 3liaocat ; privy — , bf f gcljcime Uaii) ; — at law. bcv SacfeaiaUft; privy — i«iiip, bie (ScfcctmevatbSficlk. To COUNT, v.a. 1. ^abtcti; 2. rcfl^ucn, bererfjnctt ; 3. «nrecf)ncii, ;iived^neu ; I. bafiir fialtcn, mctticn ; to — upon, ftc^ worauf oevlitffcn, 3iec^ming macficit. noT-fNT, s. 1. bte 3al)( ; 2. a^ec^itttng, baS Gouto ; 3. bet ®raf ; — whe^i, \>cifcbrt, it'ur'ccbt; to run — , 5U= •axUx ftptt ; fic^) iinbcrfc^ctt. SOUNTER, (in cnmpos.) to — act, v. a. entgegen i)= fenS; — euard, ,?, MU. T. bic 5DdII= tocrf Snjc^re : — lifht, s. T. iaS @e= 90 gcnltd)t; to — mand. v. a. abfagcn, abbeftcUeu, wtbcrrufcn; — mand. s. ber ©cgeubcfebl, bic Slbfagung, 9Ib= beficUnng, 3Bibcrrufung ; to — march, tj. n.jnriiif marfd)ivcn; — march, s. bcr 3titcfmarfc5, SRiicfgang ; —mark, s. 1. "bas ©cgcnseicbeii, bie ®cgcn= marfe; 2. bal iJiac^geprage; 3. Sp.E. iaS falfc^e Sfif^f" ("" cincm 513ferbe) ; to —mark, v. a. uiit cincm ®cgcnjci= cbcn,'ii. f. w. »erfcbcii; — mine, s. bic ®cgcnmiiie; Jig. ®egcnaitjialt, ®e= gcnlifl; to — miiie,\'. n. cutgcgen niiniren ; jtg. cntgcgcn arbctten, uer= eitcln ; — motion ( — movement), s. (bef. Jiiii. T.) bic ®egcubeiregnng ; to — mure, v. a. bcfcftigcn, niit einer ®cgenniaucr yerfet)cn ; — mure, ,9. bic ©egenntauer; —natural, adj. unbcr= ratiirlid) ; —noise, .■?. ber (eincn fln= bern (Sc^all nbcrtaubcnbc) @egcn= fc^all; —opening, .s. bic ®egeuoff= niing ; —pace, s. • bte ©cgciiaujtaU ; — pane, s. bie (abgcnabte i^ettbecfc, Stcp).ibccf e ; — part, .5. 1. bcr ©cCj'V- tf)ctl, ©egncr ; 2. bte ©cgcnfcbnft *.?lbf^rift "(cincr Urfnnbe, ii. f. nj.), dopie, baS ©cgcnftittf, biclJnnblette; ber yjbbrud; 3. bie ©cgcnfttntmc ; —petition, s. bie ®cgcnbittc ; -plea, s. L. T. bie ©cgcnflagc, Stcplif; to — plot, V. a. eincn ©cgenplan mac^cn, Sifl mit ?ift vcrtreib'eu; —plot, s. bcr ®cgcnptan; — point, s. T. 1. bcr goiitrapunft ; 2. ©egcnfa^, baS ent= gegcngcfc^te ©rtrem ; to — poise, v. a. gcgen cinanbcr abwcigcn- baS ®e= gciigen)icl)t, ©Icic^gcroic^t baltcn, mit gleidJcriD'Jadjt ciitem5)ingc cnt= gcgch wirtcn; —poise, s. 1. iaS &t= gciigeunri)t, ©[eidvjcroicbt; 2. Sp. E. bic gcrabc .^altniig be« S'lciterS; ■ — poison, s. bag ©cqengift ; — prac- tice, «. bag (?ntgegciii)nnkln ; —press- ure, .5. ber ©cgcnbrucf; — project, s. Jcr ©egenanfc^lag ; —proof*, bcr 9lb= brucf ; to — prove, v. a. abbl'Urfcn (ciuc Scicftnnng); —revolution, s. bie @egeu= revolution ; — scarp, s. Md. T. bie (Sontrcfcarpe ; to —seal, v. a. mitfic= gein, ba^ ©cgcnftegel aiifbriicfcn ; to — secure, r. «. gcgcil ucrftcbcm ; — se- curity, «. bie ©cgcnyerftc^ernng, bag ©cgeupfanb, bic'*)Jiirfbiirgfd,iaft; — sense, s. bic cutgcgcngcfcfetc 2}Zci= nung ; to —sign, v. a. contrafignircu, mit unterfd)rcibcn ; — signal, s. JV. T. bag ©cgenftgnal; —signature, s. bie ©egcnniiterfajrift ; — .statute, s. bie ®cgcn»crorbnung ; — stock, «. bag ©egenferbbolj, ©cgen'oolj, ®cgcn= jci^cii; —stroke, s. bfi" ©cgcnfdilag, ©egenftcii ; — eurity, s. bcr 9Jit(T= biirge ; —sway, s. bcr ©cgencinfluB ; — tally, vid. — stock; — taste, s. bcr tvrigc, fdjtcdjte ®ci'd)ma(f; —tenor, s. bcr SUt, bie Qlltftiinmc; — tide, s. bic ©cgcnflntb ; — timp,s. 1. bcr gebU tritt ciiieg 5)3ferbcg anf ter 3icitbabn ; 2. bie 3Bibcrfc^nng; —treble, s. bcr 2)tgcant ; —turn, «. bic @egcnin= triguc; to — vaii. v. a. 1. cntgcgcu^ luirfcn; «on glcid^cin 3Bcrtbe fct)!!, flufmicgcu; 2. crfc^en, sergcltcn, lobncn ; —van, «. 1. bcr ©cgcmvcrtb ; bag ©cgcngcund;! ; 2. bic 2>ergct= timcj,, t>cr C?rfa^ ; — view, s. bie ®e= ficnfeite, bcr Sontfafi; to — vote, ». a. iibcrftimmcn, bagcgen fiimmcn; to —weigh, V. V. bag ©cgengcnncbi haU fen ; to —wheel, v. a. Ml. T. fc^llicn= ten ; — wind, s. bcr ©cgcnwinb ; to — work. ?•. a. ciitgcgcnwivtcn. To COUNTERFEIT, v. I. a. 1. tiac^= mac^eu; nacbbrutfcn; ycrfalfd)cn, nnterfdiifbcii ; 2. crbtd)tcii, erliigeu; n. V. fid; ycrfiellcn, fic^ wofiir mi-^ geben; tcj — being sick, ft(^ frat» ficUen ; a counterfeited edition, eil Stacbtrucf. COUNTERFEIT (orf». — ly). I. adj. i nacbgemat^t; na^gcbrncft; falfd>. nnec^t, nntergefc^oben ; 2. ocrftellt , 11. s 1. bag SfJadjgcmadjtc ; 2. bcr QScrflcibcte, ^etriigei u. f. u\ COUNTERFEITER i. 1. bcr !Jind)affcr; 2. 3flad)brurfei-: SScrfalfcbcr ; S^crfcra tiger falfc^er 33anfnotcn ; 3. .gicuc^^ Icr, ©Ictyner, iSetnigcr. COUNTESS, s. bie ©rcipnn. COUNTING-HOUSE (—Room), s. bn« gomvtptr. COUNTLESS, adj. nnjcibftg, nnjal^lbor, aWNTRlFlED, adj. bauerifcf), ungc« fcbliffen. COUNTRY, \. s. 1. bie ®cgcnb, ?anbs fcbaft; 2. bag Sanb; 3. — (mothci — ), aSatciIanb; A. jig. bie ^tnwol)-- ncr etneg ?anbcg, einer ©egcnb; in the — , anf bem ?ailb; my''(own o» native) — , mein SSatcrlanb ; in this — , t)icr 5u ?anbc; ri. adj. 1. lanbltc^; 2, uaterldnbifd; ; 3. bancrifd) ; 4. h compos. — dance, (Jontrctnnj ; — house bag ?anbbaug;— language, bie San= bcgfprad)e, 9J2uttcrfprad)e ; —life, bag Sanblcben; —like, lanblicft; — man, bcr Saiibginaiin ; Sanbmani) SBaucr; — 'squire berSanbcbdmann —wake, bie Jlircbmcffc, bog J?irci)= weibfeft; — woman, bie ?anbgman= ntnn ; j^rau sent Sanbr ; ^Haucrfran. COUNTY, s. 1. bie ©raffrf)aft; 5{3ro= sinj, ber ^rcig ; 2. + ©i-af ; — , «- — court, bag 5pro»in5iaIgerid)t; — palatine, bag bobe Sanbgcric^t (etnc 9lrt ^PfaUgraffc^aft) ; —town, bte fianptftabt einer ©raffdjaft, ,Srcie= ftabt. COUPING-GLASS. s. i-W. Cipmng-glass. COUPLE, s. bag ^ciav; sp. e. bic Jloppcl. To COUPLE, V. \.aA. fuppcln, jufniti^ menfuppcin, paarcn ; vcrbinben ; S. Derf)ciratbcn; II. n. ftdi paarcn. COUPLEMENT, s. ber 9?crein, bie 2?cr= binbung. COUPLET, s. bic Stropbf, SJcimjctle. COURAGE, s. bcr gjJutl), bic 2:apfer= feit, llncrf^rocfcnI)cit. COURAGEOUS {adv. — ly), adj. m\U tbig, bwjijaft; — ness, bic -&crst)af= ttgfeit. COURIER, s. bcr (Courier, Kilbste. COURSE, I. s. 1. bcr Sanf, ®ang, 2Bcg ; 2. aSettlauf; 3. bic ?aufbal)", 9icniu babn; 4. S^iidjtnng; bcr Knrfng; f^ortgang, f'(prtf($ritt; 5. tie 3ficibe, golgc, ber U?erlanf; 6. bie 9]crfab=t runggart,3)lPbe,2Beifc,@cnjobnbeit; Sebcngmrife, ber 2.1?anbel;7. bic. Trad) I-, bcr *toffa^, Spcifcn (bci 2afcl); Courses, pi. 1. bic ^criobe bcr j^rauen; 2. bic griilBtcn Scgci; — of exchange, bcr SBed)feIconvg ; — of humours, bet %[\\^ tm J?'i.hpcr; — of .'Jtoncs (or heading course). Arch. T. bie nimjlter= brDrf)cne SfJcibe obcrS!agc »Dvragcnbcr ©tcinc, JlranUcifte ; by — of nntiui,-. nac^ »cm ?anfe bcr 9f}ahir ; of '— {,;r in — ). folglid), bcmitad), fp, uiie mat*, vprangfe^eii faiin, natitrlidjcr SOcife, »pn fid) felbfi ; in (due) — , .v. k. fei= ner ^d\; words of — , gcnjobniitbt SlJcbcugart, Iccre SBprtc; ~ of lif.-, bic Scbengnjcife; bcr Sc-bcngfanf; to take a — , cincn ®cg ciufc^Icigcn, ^IJJaftregcIn ncbmcn; to take bad cour.^es, eincn fcblcc^tcn Scbcng^an^ bci fiil)rcn ; take your course, tf)!ni (£ie U'ag Ste niollcn ; to leave the world to take its — , bic SSclt gfbC3 laffcn, ti'ic ftc gcbt; to follow the— • of time, ftc(i in bic 3f it? n fcbiiJcu ; ia COVE COXC CRAG tije — of limb, mit bei- 3cit, nadf) imb nad) ; in the — of a iiionlh, bitUKlt l)iev uuD ctnciit 2JJoitat, im 93ci-laiif CiUf S 2J?onat^ ; to be in a — of pliy- sic, Irjiiei gcbrauct)fu. rp COURSE, V. I. fi. in ^auf btiuijen, jaijcn, befccn, sctfolijcn ; ir. n. laufeii; rcunett. COURSER, s. 1. bee 3tcunev, ba§ 3Jeiin= Vfeit, 3agbpfcrb ; 2. ber 3ii9ev. CXDURSEY, s. JV. T. bcr j?oofcr. COURT, A 1. bet .fiof; 2. ©cvic^tS^of, baS ®eri(*t, bie ©eridjtSentfc^eibum], ba« Urtl)Ctl ; 3. bcv ^4^allaft; 4. i«or^o'f, frcte '|Pla§ ; 5. bie .^ofli^teit ; @c&mct= (^elei ; to make one's — , fciiie 3luf= ttjartuna inacbcn ; to make — to one, f inem fc^mctc^cllt ; — of chancery, baS >Jtaii5eHetj5ei-tcf)( ; — of exchequer, i>aS ©c|a§tammei-i}crt(^t; — i)aron, tai Sic&iigcvtc^t; — bred, f)6fifcb; — bubble, bcf (•5of=)Xn!lb ; — calendar bei" (£taat6falcubcv;,j^card, bie bunte Maxte ; — chaplain, bcv ^ofctivcUatt, i§»fvrebtgcr ; — cupboard, (cijemaU) bee (ircbcujtifc^ ; — day, bev @erict)t^= tat] ; — dress, bag ^offfcib ; bcr yoII= ftaiibige_9lii5iig ; — dresser, bcr ^of= Huij, ec{)iueicf)Icr; — fashion, bie i^Offtttc ; — favour, ^ofgunjl, giir= ftcttfjuufl: — liand, fi^r. bic.HJauseHet= fc^rtft ; SbsDcatenbanb ; — house, hciS C«cric^tSl)au«, ber Suilt^pallaft, ®c= vtc^tS^of; —lady, bic ^ofbamc ; — Icet, iaS nbeligc SJebni3cnci;t ; — mar- tial, ber ^i;iegSrat&, bal Jfriegggcs vidit; — piaister, baS cnglifc^c $r1ii= fter ; — roll, baS Sc^nrcgificr, 3in^= bucb, 2lrc^iu ; — yard, bet ^^of ait eiitcm .tpaufe. r« COURT, V. a. 1. belt ^of ittadjcit, fc^mcicfjcln, Itcbcln, but)lcii; 2. ^uU bigeii ; 3. roecbcit, ftc^ fcewerbcn, er= bitten. COURTEOUS (adv. — ly). adj. ^O^tC^, gefaUig, artig, maiticrlid^, n>o|[gcftt= Ut, juuorfoinmctib ; — ness, s. bie .e>5fft(tfeit, ©cfalligfcit, 5trtigfcit, 5}caiticr[icifeit. couRTKR. s. ber ben .gof mnd)t, bcr 93croerber. couRTESA'' g. bie Su^Ifc^wejlir, .§ure. oouRTESV, s. 1. bie .SBfJicfefeit, ®a= lautevte, §u!bigung, 5lrtigfeit, ?cut= fcUgfeit; 2. ©efaUigfeit, SScrgiiufit^ giing ; 3. bie 33cvbeiigiiiig, bcr .UnuU ; to hold upon — . aiiS ©cfdlligfcit (ct= nc3 ^vtttctt) bcft^cit. T^ COURTESY, v. v. fid) neigcit, fic^ Dcrncigcu ; etucit SinidS mac^ctt. COURTIER, s. 1. ber .^Dfling, ^of= manii ; 2. berSeivcrber, (2d>mctii)Icr. COURTUiKE,a(/j.t)l'fftc^, avtig, jici'Iic^. COURTLINESS, s. bie ^ijflic^fcit, *Jlr= ttg!eit. COURTLING, s. bcr .^iJfling. COURTLY, adj. S,- adv. fjofavttg ; ^ofltc^, avtig. COURTSHIP, s. bie 93ctucrbuiig, ber SiebeSantraJ. cousw, s. bcr 93ctter, bie aJIu^mc; first — . ©cfc^wificrfiitb; second — , S>e§ Setters ober bcr Wluljim Stinb. COVE, «. bie SBuc^f, 33a»i. To COVE, V. a. luit ciueiit Scgcit iibcv- jtelicn; bcbecfeit. COVENAHLE, aiij. Vdffenb, fcl;icflicf), geeignct. COVENANT, .7. ber 9?crtrag, SScrgleii"^, Sontnict; 5^iinb, iaS S9iiiibntp; — breaker, ber iBuubbriittiiic. To a^VENANT, v. i. v. fid) ocrgfcic^cit, ubevciiifommeii, ciit« wcrbcii (— with..., for..., &c., mit.. ., um...), wntraf;treti; ii. a. geloben, aiige= tobfii. CONVENANTER, s ber 33erbimbcte; Soiitra^cnt. COVENOUS, I adj. fiintcrltfiig, ictviig= COVINOUS, 5 lid). To COVER, V. a. 1. bccfctt ; bcbCifcit, jubecfen; uberjiet)cii ; 2.^. verbcr= gtii; oerhebleii; 3. bemdntelu; L fc^ii^eii, t'crbiirijcn ; 5. briitcit, bc= fnii^tcn ; 0. bc)priugen ; 7. m.'E-s. becfcn, 2)e(fiing fcitbch. COVER, s. 1. bie 5)ecfc, bcr1)ecfel; ba§ ©ebecf, (Soirjcrt; bcr Umfd)lag ; baS Dbbadt; 2. % e. baS ?agcr (ct= mS ^afcn, it. f. w.); 3. ^o-. ber gci^ig; — ness, s. bic Scgicvbe ; .§abfiid;t, ber ©eij. COVEY, s.bcc gliig (SSogcl), bie SSntt; a — of partridi^es, ciu SSolf (.cilte Jlettc ober Jlittc) S'Jeb^iibucr. COVIN, s. L. T. baS gc!)cimc Scrjianb^ iiifi, Somplott. COVING, s. ber liber ba« iinterc ©tocf^ «3cr£ ^eruoragenbe 2;f)ctl eiiteS ®e= baabcS, bcr Sorfpruiig. COW, s. bic Shlf); — beef. ba« ^U^= flcifc^; — bird, bCr Jtu^SOgcf- — iierd, bcr J?ul)f)ivt ; — hide, bic «ub= ^aiit; bcr Cc^fcnjieincr ; — house, bcr Jliibftali ; — itch, bie iu-fl, ®ecf, Saffe, fiafeiifup, Santafi. COXCOMBICAL, adj. itavvifc^, atbem. coxcoMi.RY, s bie5Ubentf)ctt, 5lb9e^ f(^macftf;eit, ©ciferet. COY (ndiK— ly). adj. bcfff)CtCCU, blfbC, fdfcu, f^jrijbe, juriidl;altcub, jim>)cr= \id). To COY, V. 71. 1. fprObc t[;uu, ftd) lie rcit ; 2. ftd) n>eigerit. COYISH, adj. ctwaS bcfc^cibcit, jurutf* fjattcitb, fprijbe. COYNESS, s. bie Sprijbigfcit, (5(^eu. COZ, s. abbr. for Cousin, wkicfi sec. To COZEN, V. a. tiiufdjcti ; f)iiitcrgel)e!t, itberuortbcilcit, betriigcit. COZENAGE, s. bic 2:aufd)Uitg, ber ^c trug, jtuitflgviff, bic 5^ctriigevct. COZENER, s. bcr 5;aiifd)er ; sBctriigfr, CRAB, s. 1. ber jlrcbs, bie Jlrabbe; 2. ba« .gcbcjcug ; bcr ^cbcbotf ; 3. ^n-. ber (Snucrtopf ; 4. — or — apple, bcr ^oljavfet; — bar, jv. r. bcr Sre^- baum ; — boom, JV. r. bcr ©ptU&anm ; — 'a claws, bie .ftrcbsfc^ccien ; — 's eyes, bie ^rcbSaugcii ; — louse, bie SiljiauS; — stick, ber i?note!ii}pcf ; — tree, bcr aBtlbliiig, jungc w)i!be Dbfibaum. CRABBED (,adc. — ly), adj. 1. {)crbc, faucr ; 2. jig. miirrifd), faiiertiivfir*, icibcrroartig, eigciiffnnig; 3. biinfcl, I'crnjorrcn ; — ness, .t. bie .^erbigfeif, ©iitirc; Jig-. ba§ miivrifc$e 2Befcm; bie ©d)W)icri9feit. CRABBY, Of//, f^wer, bunfd, ucttvorrcu. CRABER, s. bie SBafferrafee. CRACK, s. 1. bee Mxad), .Hxad, Mmil; 2. mi ?Ri^, bie Spalte; 3. Sra^C a^crriiijtbeit, .^irnroutl), bcr SKcjhiu iiutj; 4. bie (Stimmciiibcruiig brim 3JJauitbarn)erben ; in compos.— hvaineii; (cracked), nja|utwifetg, »crritcft. To CRACK, V. im. ■.^- a. 1. frnd)cn, tuaU Icii; flatfcbcn (mit bcr ^peitfdit) ; 2. platen, fpringeit, brcd>cn, einftiirjeti; fpaltcn, aiiffpaltcn, rcipcii, aiifrcifjen, 5crbvcd)eii, auffiiaifcu ; jcrfiitcfcn ; 3. »erriicf t mnc^cii ; to — a bottle, vuig- ciiter SJafd>e be" •&»«I3 brcc^en; la — jests (.jokes), -^Joffctl rttpeil ; to — nuts, Stiiffc fnatfcn. CRACKER, s. 1. bcv SBved)er, Simdtt; 2. ©d)ii»avmer, bic (flriiie) Slaoctc; 3. ®n>tjfprc(^cr, ^rablcr. To CRACKLE, v. n. fiiaftem, fnaifeni, fniftcvn, Enarrcit, pla^tn, bcrfien; Crackiins, s. 1. baS Jlnaflcrit, @ch-(i= d)c, ®efiialle- 2. bic bavte gerijftvte 9iinbe be§ ©(^t»ciiibrfltcii9. CIIACKENEL, s. titjhiivtt) ©rc^^cf. CRADLE, s. 1. bie SBiegc; 2. fer. fci< j?tnbf)cit ; 3. bag (ficbcnbc) Sett (i= iteg ycrwuiibctcii 2J?otvi>feii ; 4. ba3 ©cnfcngcriifi (jum 3«f»^i""'f"f^'Tf" bcr ihes, bad aSiegenjcug, bic 23inbeln. To CRADLE, V. I. a. in bic SJiegc le» gen; fd)anfcln, micgcn ; il. n. licgctt, cingcfcijloffen fcHn. CRAFT, s. 1. bo8 .^anbrocrf, ®cwevbt; 2. bie Jlunfi, Scvtigtcit, ©cfdndlicJ^ fcit; 3. gifj, ber .Suiiflgriff, SBctiUft . 4. bag .gaiibelsft^iff, bie Sarfe; — •» man, ber ^anbiverfcr, Jtiinfllcr ; — '.* master, cin 9Jieifter tii feincr Jtunfi, gcfc^idF ter ^JJnnn. CRAFTINESS, s. bie tcrtiaf"*; "'^ i8erfd)lagenf)cit. CRAFTY (adv. — ly), ndj. QCft^tOt, U» flig, »erf(^Iagcrt. bctrfigrrtfd). CRAG, K. 1. bcr SQatfcn, ba8®cnicf ; 2, bie Jllippe, Spi^c, ber Sdfcn. CRAGG™' \ «''if*'^'>ff' »'''«^' ""^''^"^ CRAGGEDNESS,) 3. btC CllAM, V. I. a. 1. 60U fto^jfcH, uhtf- fiiUfiij 2. flopfcn, nubcln, mafteii (@iill|C, II. f. W.); 3. (—in or into), Stuciufiopfcn, Ijtitcin^rotiif^ctt ober ^titctiitreibcn, ciiicngcii, etnflemmcu; i[. 71. fd^roelgcit, fid) iiberfulkn, JRAMBO, s. baS afieiinfptet. CRAMP, r. s. 1. bie iftlamiufr, .(tvam= i,>e j_2. ber j?ram).'f; 3. bic (S)3crre, getlcl, (Sitif(tcaitEiing, bag •t^iubcr= utti ; ill compos. — fisl), bcv Jlvam^f- fifcl), ^itffi^'^P^c; — iron, bic cifcriic Slammer ; —irons, Typ. T. bie (&i^ie= jteuf Inmmcni ; ir. adj. vuig. fcfetBtertg, titapvv fitotig. jTo CRAMP, 75. n. 1. ffammeru, ein= flamiitci-n, ctticngcn; 2. (bie ®[tcbcr) jufanimeiijtcl)eu, mtt bem .H^vampfe j){agett; 3. jwtngeii; f;emmeuj ctiu fcbvatifen. CRANAGE, s. 1. bciS ^xa^\md)t; 2. ^raf)iuielb, aiufjiiggclb, agiitbgelb. CRANBERRV, s. bie 5VJioogbecve. CRANE, .'. 1. ber Jtvaittcf) ; 2. ^rnfju ; 3. .^ebcr; — fly,biclangbciuigcStie= flc, gibellc ; — 's bill, bev i&torct)fd)na= L'eJ (Oeranium— L.) ; S. T. bcrStOl-cl;= frfmabtl (cine Saitge); —necks for coaches, ©d)roaneubnlfe fitv .S'ut= fc^en ; — siiaft, bcr l)oljernt (Sd)roa- ttcnbnlS. CSANIOSCOPY, 5 ^- ^"- ^a)^li>e"f')"- CRANIUM, s. bie ^irnf{$ale. CRANK, I. s. bie ^turbc (an bev 9U^fc eiucS 9labe§); baS ,fiiic (an ciuev 8?dl;rc) ; bie SBinbatig, tviiinmc9it6l)= «; 2. Jiff. 93evbrel)img, ba3 2i3prt= fptcl: cranks of a bell, bie divine ciiie^ ©loaenjuge* ; ii. m/j. jv. r. a — ship, a? Jtrac^en, ©ctofe. CRASIS, s. i. Oram. T. tie ^rafi«; 2. ba« Sempcvament. CRASSITUDE, \ s. bie ^icfe, 3)crb[;cit, CRASSNESS, \ @VObl)fi(-. CRATCH, s. bie atnufc. CRATE, s. ciii gvopcr .Sorb (jiir 9Ser= jjacfuitg you !Porjcnitn uitb .§0^1= ^lag). CRATER, s. bcr .Srater (iS^*!""*) ««««§ 3?ulfan«. ro CRAUNCII, V. a (lltit bctt S'^i^lf't) Itrmalmcn. CRAVAT, s. ba« ^iUtn^, bie .5nl«= bittbe. To CRAVE, V. a. i. WttU, fJcbClt; 2. fwkerij, seriaitgen. 93 CRAVEN, i. s. 1. bcr iiberwuttbeiie '^aiin; 2. fig. bit aJicmijtc; ii. adj. feige, serjagt. To CRAVEN, V. a. i-'crjagt ntit^cii, angftigen. cra\i;r,s. bentnbefdicibenc Sovberer. CRAW, s. bcr Mvopf (bcr Sogel). CRAWFISH (Crayfish), s. bcr Sad)= fvc&S. To CRAWL, v. V. i. fvicc^eit ; 2. fd)lci= d)en ; 3. njimmdn ; to — fortli, f)cr= yorfricd)ert, au4fi-ied)eii ; to — into one's favour, fid) bci Scutailb citl; fd)mctd)clii; to — up. ■^ittanfvicc^cii. CRAWL, s. bcr Sifc^bc{)alter; r. bie 33llf)UC ; Crawly mauly, vulg. (SiuS burd)» yinbrc. CRAWLER, s. 1. bcr J?riec^er; (2d;fci= d)er ; 2. baS Ungejicfcr. CRAY, Grayer, s. bcr Jlrai)cr (Mrt ficiitcr Sciiiffe mit ciitemSJJafic). CRAYON, s. 1. bie ^Mifiellfarbc; 2. bcr spaflellftift; — painting, bie ^4Jaflcll= jeid^nuiig ; red — , bcr Sfiotbcl. To CRAZE, V. a. 1. (bcit 33erftanb) jer^ riittcu, rcrmirr: iiiad)cn; 2. jcrbre^ d)ctt, 5cvflo§cn, serflampfcit, jcrfc^Ia= gcii; piilucrit, mal)lcn; fig'^ fr^iv)a= cl)cn ; Crazed, part. a(//.5erbrod)en u. f. w. ; fig. sern'ittet, serriid t, »cranrvt. CRAZEDNESS, \ s. bic @ebvcd)lict)Ecit, CRAZINESS, i Sc^iuac^e ; ber 23aJ)iifi:iii. CRAZY, a-ij. 1. gcbrcdjiid), fvniif(id), fd;mac^ ; '2. uerriicft, iiH-ibiifiiinig ; a — ship, JV. T. cin EraiifeS iirbig ; I am credibly inforinod, ic{) l)abe glaubanirbtge Silad)ri(^tcn. CREDIT, .9. 1. ber @laiibe ; 2. 3Jnf, gu= tc *Jf(iinc, bag 'ilnfcijen ; 3. ber @'in= flu6; 4. bag aSovf, Scugntii ;. 5. m. E. bcr Grtbit, ba5 Outbabcj ; (^oiito ; to gain — , (Shrccil'.lcgcil : he has i!r..'i; — with him, er cermag v>tcl iiber !!>!i ; .M. E-s. to buy (take) on (upon) — , ailf 6rcbit (mit 3lu6fteUi:ng) faufcn ; to give --, Sonto gcben ; to take — , 6e:'»' to ncbmen ; to' lodge a — with one, ({- lien (Srcbit bci Scmanbcm croffneii ; to place {or to pass to) or to enter into one's — , in S'cmaiibeg @atl;rtbcn briligcn ; it shall appear in your — , C8 foil 3f)nen gut gcfd)rieben wsrbeu; letter of — , ber Ci'vcbitbvief, bag @rebt- tio, Slccrebitio. To CREDIT, V. a. 1. ©laubcnbctmcffcit, glaiibcu; 2. trauen, (Jvcbit geben, borgcii, 3.M. i?. crcbitirrn,gutfct)rci- Ben, crfcnncn. CREDITABLE {adr. — ly), adj SDU rtll" tcitT 9Iufe, nitbefd;oltcn, geac^tct, ctirs lid), rii()mlid;; — ness, s. ber gute 9Juf, bie 3lc^tung, (S'brc. CREDITOR, s. ber ®Imtbiger, (Srebttor Creditrix, s. bic ©laubtgcriuii. CREDULITY, s. bie ii^cidnglanbigfcit. CREDULOUS, fi/Zj. letc|)tglaiibig; — ness vid. Credulity. CREED, s. bag @Ianbcngbeffnntnt§ bcr ©laubc. CREEK, s. 1. bcr fleiite 2)?ccrbnffn, bie 83ud)t, 'ih\) ; 2. ficinc Sau^jiinge aii bcr ,ft1ifte. To CREEK. V. ?!. vtd. To Creak. CREEKY, ad/, soil tfcincr 93ud)tcn, fid) iinnbcnb, gcfdjweift. To CREEP, r. n. 1. fficc^cn ; 2. fc^Iei= ci)cn ; to — in (into), ^tncinfrte(^cri ; fig. fief) iiiifd)lcid)en; to — into one's "tavour. fid) ill Scmanbcg @uujl ciu= fd)ldd)cu. CREEPEK, .T i . bf V, bic, bag Jtricfben^ be; 2. bcr 0raii»'pcd;t; 3. nicbrige gcucrboif ; 4. Ucberfcfcuf). CREEP-HOLE, i-. bag So^ ; /"-. bif 5l««= flnd)t. CREM.\TI0N, .S-. bie iBcrtrcnniing. CREMOR,s. bic mild)ic^te Siibftauj. CRENATED, rnij. jaif ig, gefcrbt. CREOLE, s bcr (Sreolc. CREPANE, s. bie aJiaufc (5Pferbetranf» licit). To CREPn'ATE, V. n. ftiarrcit, fnacfcn Eniftcrn. CREPITATION, s. bag Jtuarvcn, Mna^ (fen, Jtnificrn. CREPUSCULE, .1. bic 5)ammer!ing • bag 3n'iclid)t. CREPUSCULOUS (Crepuscular), adj. bammcrig. CSRESCENT, 1. s. bcr i}dht Wlonb ; II. adj. wad)fenb, jnne^mcnb. To CRF^-'ENT, v. a. Ixitbmonbfi'nuig bilbcn. CRESCIVE, adj. vid. Crescent. CRESS, s. bie Jtrefc. CRESSET, .9. bcr 3)reifui) ; bie Sadcl, ^eud)te, bcr Seudittbnvm. CREST, s. 1. bcr .fanim, Sc^ppf, Stranf) (auf bem JTopfc'bev i>(igcl n, f. w,) ; 2. ivcbcrbufd), .g»clmfd)nunf ; //. T. bag $!tlb iiber bem ed;ilbc : baa 5ffiappcn; 3. /^. bcr Stolj, i^iiirl; ; — fallen, niebcrgefd)(agen, miittilog. To CREST, ». a. mit ciuciK (Vebcrbufd)c, 55. f. w. fc^miirfen, tiHccin gcbcrbufd) / fct)miicfen. CRESTED, adj. mit cincm .Samme, .§elmfd)mnCTe ii. f. w. CRESTLESS, adj. 1. obuc .f amilt ; o|n( .gclmfdbmncf; 2. fig. obnc SSiVpcii, «on feiner ^obcu Samilic. CRETACEOUS, flf//. Eveibicfct, freibtg. CRETE, s. bie 3itfel Greta, oter^antiii. CRETic, s. bcr PvetiEug. CREVK^r, s. ber ;)iiji bie (gpaftc, cnge Deffiiung. To CKEVicK r.a.3]ifrc mac^cii, fpattcn. cms CROP CROT JREVV, s. 1. ber ^rtufe, btc Moik, baS gSoIf; 2. (Sd)tff^oolf. CREWEL, s. baa Qfjannitc auf(jett)i= dilt! @ani. CREVVKr, s. rid. Cruet. CRiB,_s. I. bie Jlrip^je; 2. 2Stegc; 3. bcr etanb (bie ^Ibtfjetlung) tit cittern igtalle; 4. bie ^^iitte; 5. beu Jlovb ;tll Saltiieu) ; — biter or — chaniping- iiorse, bet- JTi-tppeitbetfer, Jtfivpcitfe= %er. To CRIB, V. a. ciiifc^Itegcit, etiif))errctt. CRIBBLE, s. 1. ba3 @ieb, Jtoritfieb ; 2. iaci;rotiite()l. Tu CRIBBLE, v. a. ftctieit, ftcl;teii. CRIBRATION, s. HS ©iclKII. CRICK, s. bet: Sln^ im ^^lacEeit, jicife CRicitET, s. I. bie ®rille, bn§ .geim= cftctt; 2. bev(5tii^lot)tteSe^ne, @c^C5 mel, S3ccf ; 3. ba« (eitgltfc^e) @cl)lag= ball=:SpieI. CRICKETER, s. bcf ©(^fagbaltsSptc; let. c-RiER, s. ber ©Ureter, offeittlt^e 31m8* rufcr. CRIM, tTllMEA, ..;. bic .galBiitfel ^riitt. CRIME, .«. bag ^erbrcr^fii, bie Uebel= tbaf, Sc^itlb, bcv greuel. CRiMEi'TJL, adj. ycfbircc^crifc^, frcscliib, fcbr bofe. CiilMELESS, ailj. fd)IllbIpo. CRIMINAL {adn. — ly), I. adj. 1. flfaf- bar, fcf)ulbtg ; 2. ^)cinltc^ ; IL s. ber '3erbrcd;er; ^lligcElante ; — conver- sation (Criin. con), bcr' (5l)ebntc^. CRIMINALITY, > s. bie veinlid)e (^vi= CRIMINALNESS, ) ntinat=) (gac^c. To CRIMINATE, v. a. eiitcS SBcrbvc^euS befc^itlbigeu. CRIMINATION, s. bie Sefdjulbtgititi], '^Inflage. CRIMINATORY, atij. atif fagettb, befi^iit^ bigetib. CRIMP, s. 1. (in (fngtanb) ber 'Baltov ibefoitber§ bci .^tobleu)"d;tffeti) ; 2. bcr ^SJatrofeit=aJiaf(cr. 7'< CRIMP, V. a. 1. ajJeiifc^eit flc'olcii, gciualtfanr tuerbett ; 2. fraiifeii, fcv= belt ; Crimping machine, bie Jt'crb= ObCr ,!itiiiffmafd)iite. To CRiMPLE, V. a. }iifainineiiste!;cit, fraufeit. CRIMSON, L s. baa garinoifiit ; IL adj. ^oc^roti). To CRIMSON, V. I. a. VOtf) fiivbeit; II. n, roth wcrbcn. c^RiNGE, s. btc tiefe aSerbeuguf.g, ftted)tif($e .^ijfltcfifcit. 71? CRINGE, V. I. (I. jufammcnstc'^cn, fviimmcit ; ii. n. ftd) tief beugeii, ftd; fd)micgcit ; ftd; bcmiit^igcii (to — ..., sor); fd;inctd)elii. CRiNGER, s. bcr Sc^metcfilev, CRINGING, s. bn3 Jivitmmcii, St^mci^ d)eln (,amt.). CRINIGEROUS, adj. ^aarig, bebaart. CRINITE, adj. l)aauq, me .*pdar |itv5= iiteub. To CRINKLE, v. I. v. ftd; njtnbctt, ftd; f(i)laitge(n, aulbud)tcii, frumm ge= ben ; u. a. imeben (Sattcn) m etoas macben. CRINKLE, s. bcr Sug, bie Jtriimmitng, iSinbung, galte. CRIPPLE, i.s. bcr JtriH)i.ier; n. — or (uippied, adj. trit))^clig, labm. ■/;. CRIPPLE, V. a. 1. labmen, »crfriip= vein, i(nin Jtriivpct niacben ; 2. j\". T. ein ©d)iff) retticS fd)ietlen. ciiiPPLENEss, s. bie Siabmung, ias .«vttyv»;baftc. ■jRisis, .?. 1. Mc:i. T. bic o. bic fritifd)e ltutcrfit= d)nng, Jlriftf, ^curtt)cihtng, 9iecea= fion. To CROAK, f. II. iinafen, frad)sen; fnnvrcn ; Croaking, s. baS Onafcn ; jl'rad)jen. CROAK, *. baS ©cquafe, ©cfrarbiie. CROAKER, s. 1. bcr, bic, baS Ouafeu= be ; 2.^^. ber Ungliid'sprop^ct. CROATS, .0. pi. bie (jroaten. CROCEOUS, «ucd)fcl§rocife ; 4. wtbcrfpanftig ; wnii= berlirb, miirrifd), yerbric^licb, »er= lebrt; 5. ungliicEIid; ; every thinij goes {or falls out) — with him. prov. C8 gebt i[)in 3Illcg fc^ief, iym gliid^t ^JlidjtS ; a — accident, cine 21'iber- wdrttgEcit; III. prep, aucr burd;, bur(^ ; (jncr iiber ; m fom;)C5. — ar- med, mit ineinanbcr gefcblagenen (ycr- fdjriinften) 9lvmcn ; — bar, bieOnci-= flange; — barred, gegittcrt; — i;ni shot, bic Stangcnfngel ; — beak (-• bill), bcr Jl'reui(oogcl, J^rcu5fd)nabel ; — bill, /-. T. bic ^lagfc^rift beg ^t- Elagtcn gcgcn ben villager ; — beam, bcr Oucvbalfcn, ®algcn; — hill?, ^r M. E. 2Bccbfc(=: ct?ei- .§anb=©d5ulb:^ ©d;cinc, roclcbe gegcn anbere 2Bec^= fcl ycrtaiifd)t wcibcn ; — bite, bcr (Jallftrifi, Sctrng ; to — bite, v. a. be== tviigen, yerratl;cii ; — bow, bie 9lrm= bruft ; — bovver, ber Slrmbvuftfcbiifee to — cur, r. a. fvenjiueife burc|)f(^nei= ben; — cut saw, bie Jl'erbfage; — examination, .9. bie 33orlcgnng yon jtrcujs nnb Oucrfragen ; to — exa mine, v. a. bie jtrcu}= uub Qucrc fra= gen ; — drained, Jvibcr ben ©trir^ ; Jiff, mitrrifcb, ftorrifd), oerEebrt; — jack, JV. T. bie jtrcusftcitgc ; — legged, mit itbercinanbcrgcfcblagcncn S8ei= nen ; — piece, Tijp. T. bcr 33u!Ecn ; .v. T. bcr aSctingbalEcrt ; — purpose, bcr yerEcbrte ober oeriingliicfte ^^!|a«; bag SJJi^ocrflanbnig; yerEcJjrte (an- paffensc) 31ntnjorten; to be at -pur- poses, yon (unter) SInbcrn gcben ; viUff. bcr Oucre reben ; to — (juestion, V. a. vid. to — examine ; — questions', s. pi. Mxnii,' unb Ducrfragen ; bag SragcfvicI ; — road, bcr WeTbweg; — row, bie gibel, bag 9lbc ; — stafi; T. bcr3acobsftab, ©onncnbiJbineffer; -— stitch, ber Jtrcujfticb (3irt beg 9Jd= bcng) ; — tree, s.JT. T. bcr ^rcnjbal= fen; — way, bic Qnerfiravc, bcr .Kreimueg, ©r{)ciben)cg ; — wind, ber ©citcnnjinb ; — wort, bte Jtrcujanirj (Senccio — />.). To CROS.!f, r. L a. 1. frcnjcn, liber bag ,trens Icgen, biircfcErcnjcn ; 2. mit bem Jtrcuje bc5cid)nen, bag B'id^en beg ,R:reu5cg matben; 8. buv(i[)ftrei- rf)i'n; 4. qner iiber ctwagl gcben obcv fabven, iiberfd;rciteu ; iibcrfclen ; f). ber Duere fommeii, binbcrn, jntvibcv fe^^n, mibevfprcd)Cn ; 6. (Hie breed). (bie3tacen) mifd;en; to — out, ang- flveid;cn; to — one's self, ficbfrcn= jigcn nnb fegnen ; to — the river, iibcv ben Slug feljcn ; Ii. v. c\\m licgcii. CROSSNESS, s. bie iU'vEebrtbeit, ic; SBibcrftim; bic iible^annc. CROSSWISE, ado. Ercujwcifc, tn bit On ere. CROTcJii. .9. 1. bcr .<5aEen, bie ©abel ; 2. .v. T. bag ^icEftiid. CROTCHET, .9. 1. bcr .5>afcn; 2. bii Alanimer, bag (— .9. pi. Typ. T. bie) (Sinfd)lictiunggKic^en ([]); 3. bt; Sti'i^c ; 4. Mu3. T. bte SOiertehtotc 5. ©rifle, bcr fcitfamc (Jinfaif. 03 CRUI CRYP CUE Fo CROUCH, V. n. 1. ftc^ blttfeit, ft(^ fc^miegcn ; 2. jiff, fi'tec^c- n, fd)mct= c^elii ; ftrf) bcmiitl)tncn ( — to . .., oor). CROUP, s. 1. bcr9Jumpf ciiieS ^BogelS, ©tetp, 33uvsel; 2. HS Jtreuj ciucl ^fevbe«; 3. bte ^c{)lfu(^t, Sprauiie. CROUPADES, s. pi. Sp. T. bie Suf tfvvuu= gc eiiieS 5{5f«rbe8. CliOUT, s. vid. SocR-cRouT. CROW, s. 1. bie,Srabe; 2. ba« Stxii- ^en; 3. {or — bar),baS ©rec^etfcit, bie S3iec^fiaiii^e, ber ^e bcbaum, vSc^fca- fen, Jtiibfup; to pluck a ~ fig. ftc^ uin 9fiic^t« abaitgftigeii; tm\i 3auf anfititfjf It ; — 's bill, s. T. ber Jtuf,cl= jieljcr; —feet, bie 9iiiii5c(rt (uttter tett iJlUjien) ; — flower, ber milbe 3Jherrettii^ ; — foot, bie gujjaiiget ; Siauuttfcf; JV. T. ber ©pttiitciiEbuf ; — keeper, bie 330}5elf^eud^e, ber ^o= vans J —quill, bte Jtra^eiifeber ; — toe, bte .^yacintbe. To CROW, V. n. 1. fr;i6en ; 2. fig vulg. pral)(en ; ftd) briiftcn, ftoljiren ; to — over one, fid) iiber eiiteit erbebett. CSiowf), s. 1. biU ®ebrange, ®en.Mm= mt\, bte SDiettge, ber ^aufen (3}Jeii= fc^ca) ; 2. bie ©eige, giebel. Ttf CROWD, B.n. 1. bvatijjett, ^Jreffett; ■ 2. »oH fiopfcu; 3. to — the sails (all the canvass). Sea. Ph. ^jranijeit, alle «ccgf I betfe^eit ; ll. «. ^id) brangen, unmmclit ; to — in, ^iueiiivreffeit, fic^ etttbraagcit. CROWDEE, s. vidg. ber @eigcr, raiOWN,s. 1. bte jtroiie; 2.' ber Jlran^; 3. bte S^oufur; 4. Sjji^e, ber @ip= fel; 5. ( — of a haf), bcr Sobcit ciitcS ^aM ; 6. — or — piece, bie ,$lrone (sen 5 Scf)tUing), ber J?roiitf)aler ; — demesnes, { — land), bie Jlroitgiiter ; — glass, iciS JtrcnglaS; — grafting, taS .f ronpfl-ppfcit ; - imperial, (— thistle), bie Jf aiferfroiie ; — office, baS ,^rongertc^t ; — officer, ber o»?roubc= amtcte; — iwst. tie .§aiiptfaiile; — scab, berSgelSbllf; — surveyor, ber foittglic^c Siigenieur; — vessels, bie ^trattjaberu «je(ct)e ba§ .^erj umge= bctt ; — wiieei, ba« jlr'oiirab ; — work, Fort. b(t« ,itroniucri (s8oII= tjjerf). T« CROWN, I'. (1. 1. froitcn: mit eiiier ^lonc btbeifen otor fc^miicfeti ; 2. be= lo^iiett; 3. ocruollfoiiimeii; beeubi= gen; 4. (at draughts), (eitieii (Steiu) jur S)aine mflc^cii, aufbamen, anf- feften. CROWNET, .?. vid. Coronet. CROYLSTONE, s. ber S)jatbfrl)flall. CRUCIAL, adj. s. T. freujfijrinig, frcii5= KKife; — incisions, bte tSreiijfc^iiitte. CRUCIAN, s. bte Jtaraufrfie (eiii Sif^}- CRUCIBLE, s. ber gcftmcljticgel. CRUCIFEROUS, adj. ciit Jtrcuj tmgenb. CRUCiFiER, s. bcr ,pn ber Xafct iibrig gebliebeueS ©tiid 58rob. To CRUST, V. I. re. eiitc (i)flrte) g^tnbc befommen; ii. a. mit ober i»ie mit einer Sftinbe itberjieben. CRUST ACEOUS, adj. gelenffi^alig. CRUSTACEOUSNESS, s. ba3 ©clenf'- fd)alige. CRUSTATiON, s. 1. bcr UeSeriug, bte Ucbertiinrljnng ; 2. baS Sncrnftat. CRUSTINESS, s. 1. ba« 9linbige, ©d)a= ligc ; 2. bie SSctt'igfeit. CRUSTY, fl'/j. 1. riinbig, fdialig; 2. vulg. miirrifd), beifiig, jcinftfd), argcr= lid), aiiffatjrenb, fd)nepvtf4). CRUTCH, s. bie Jtriicfe. To CRUTCH, V. a. ftiifeen. To CRY, 71. re. &■ a.\. fd)reien (wieber= bolt), rnfen; 2. (offcutlid)) an3rn= fen ; 3. wcincn ; A. mcbtlfigen, lAut Elagcn ( — at for, libcr, nm) ; 5. Sp. E. aiiSgeben (bcllcn) ; she cries lier eyes out, fie iveint fid) blinb ; to be cried, flljfgcbptcn UKVbcn; cried he, rief er ; to — again.st (upon or out upon), iiber etwas filjreicn, ctroaS taut tabchi ; to — down, ciucn in iibleu iTiuf bringen, ccrWveicn ; ju S3oben fd)reien, n'nterbriicicn ; to —out, anS^ rnfen, auSfdjreien ; lant auffd)rcien, 3Se() fd)reien ; ijffentlic^ tabeln, mi9= billtgon ; to — quittance, ermiebern, iH'rgelfen; to — up, erljeben; , laut V>veifcn. CRY, .5. L ber @d)ret, 3Jnf; 9lnSrnf, Snnif, baiS @efd)vet ; 2. bie 23ertiinbi= gnng ; 3. 5lcc!nmatipn ; 4. baS 2Bci- iien ; 5. (5)ebcll ; 6. bie J?oppeI (ter ©tricf, [2] Sagbbnnbe. CRYAL,s.ber 3Jeiger, 3f(eiber. CRYER, s. 1. vid. Crier; 2. bcr ®fr= falf, Saubengeier. CRYING, .0. bag Sc^reien, ©efdjrei ; — out, ber SUtSrnf. CRYPT, s. bie nntcvirbifcbe fioble, ©ruftj Uuterfapelle, .^aHc. CR\''PTICAL (— ic) (ode— i.Y. adjltf- borgen, t)eimltd). CRYPTOGAMOUS, culj. B. T. Iv^ptOC^at mifcb, bliitbcutog. CRYPTOGAMY, s. B. T. bic Unbcut* lid)feit ober SBerborgenbeit bcr S3e« frud)taierfjenge gemiffcr '^^ffanjen. CRYPTOGRAPHER, s. bCr tU bCr ®t- bcimfc^rift Jlnnbige. CRYPi'OGRAPHY, ^■j. 1. bie ©ebctnii fd)rcibefnnft; 2. ©cijeimfci^rift, (5f)iff«fd)rift. CRYi'TOLOGY, s. bic @ebcimfprac^c. CRYSTAL, I. s. ber Jtri)i^all ; — (or — gi.iss), bag Jtrt)flallgla« j rock— ,5Jcrg» frsflall ; — of mars, (StfcutrV)flall; il. adj. fn)flafleu. CRYSli/.iNE, aiij. fvljflallen ; — liu mour, Med. T. bic ^\-!^ftaUlinrc. CRYSTALISATION, s. bie jlryfiatlifa^ tion, ^rpfialliftriing. To CRYSTALiSE, »,. I. a. f njfialUftret! ; II. re. jn jln)flnllcn nnfd)ifpen, ftc^ fn)ftalliftren. CUB, s. 1. baS Snngc; 2. (cow*. »on iDiiibd^en unb ,Enaben) junge 5)iitg ; an uniicked — , cirt ungcbilbctcr, fc^ledjt erjogener junger 4)(l'cnfd). To CUB, V. n. Sunge iucrfcn ; coiu. ge- baren. CUBATION, s. baS ?iegen. CUBATORY, adj. liegcub. CUBATURE. s. Mat. T. bic ,KubifbC-- rcd)nung. CUBE, s. jmt. T. i. ber MnbixS, 33iir= fel; 2. bie jlubifja^l; — root, bie ,^nbifn)urjel. CUBEB, a. biejluliebe. CUBICAL (Cubic), adj. Jtht. Sr .9r. T fubifd) ; cubic-root, bie Jtubifmurjel. CUBICULAR, adj. ^um Sc^lafgcmad) flebijrig. CUBIFORM, adj. wiirfclfprmig. CUBIT, s. bie e^emalige (SUc (son II gu9). CUBITAL,? ,. „TI»„f-,„„ CUBITED,l'^^'-«"f"'*^"9- CUBITUS, s. bie (SlbogcnrCbre. CUCKING-STOOT^ 5. berSiaucbfiJemel, «Belferfiubl. CUCKOLD, s. ber i^a^nrei; — maker, bcr .^orncrauffe^er. To CUCKOLD, V. a. ^iirucr auffefecu, frijnen. CUCKOLDLY, adj. eittem .§at)nret at;ns lid), {jnubSfiUtifd)/ elenb. CUCKOLDOM, s. 1. bie .»^iil;m-eifc^aft ; 2. bag .*)iJrncrauffe^cn. CUCKOO, s. bcr .R'udiit; — bud (— flower), bie JtndufSblume ; — fisli, ber '^faufifc^ ; — giiii -flower, ber .§e= berid) ; — pint, bcr 'ilrnm : — sorrel, ber Sancrfice, 3.^nd)anivfcr ; — spit, — spittle, .ftndulgfpeic^ei (fd?Ieimi(^= te 3nfectcnlar»en ouf Slattern.) CUCULLATE (Cucullated), adj i. mit einer jtavpe bebecft ; 2. fa))penavtig. CUCUMBER, s. bic ®urEe. CUCURBIT, s. Ch. 7'. ber Seflilltrfolbeu, CUCURBITACEOUS adj. fiirbiBartig. CUD, «. i. ber innerc X[)i'i\ beS ©d)hins be* ; 2. bie nod) nid;t miebergefauetf Speifc; ber Jtijber; to chew the — , wieberfauen ;.fig. iiberbenfen ; — v/eeJ, bic aBiefenaioile; bag Subrfraut. To CUDDLE, !). re. vu'g. ftc^ b'.ltfitt ; fli(^ umarnten. CUDDY', .9. 1. bie ,Kajiite ; 2. bcr SttW fifd), itijl)lcr, jloblinunb. CUDGEL, s. ber Jtniittel, ^Priigcl; — pby (—playing), bie 5priigelfcd)tcrct ; — proof ^jriigelfcft ^ to take up the — .», fid) in eincn etreit einlaffcn; to cross the —s, beu Streit fd;lici)tcn. To CUDGEL, V. a. Vriigcln. CUDGELER, .<•. bcr 5priigler. CUE, s. L be • ec^jroanj, bag (Snbe ; feci CUMB CHRP CURS 3oVf ; 2. ba« %eii^tA. K 9lit»»etfuug ; 4. ber ^tiiiavbjlocf. biVo Queue; 5. biciKoU U ; 6. »«/"-. Sauuc, Sttmmung. CUERPO. °s. (fpauift^) in — , ot^ue Oberftcibuug. 2VFF, s. 1. ber Saufifc^Iag, ?Puff, Sd}[ag; 2. ?luffcl)lag (ain J?letbe); bte ^iiubtvaufe, 3}Janfcf)ette; to go to ouffs. ftc^ balgcit, fic^ fc^tagen. ro CUFF. V. I. a. 1. mtt ?^dufteti fcil(i= gen, V'lffcn, fc^Iagft; 9)Iaulfcf)eUcit; flfbeit; 2. (uou ben 3iaub!)ogeln) mtt jenJJmUen (and) mtt ben Slitgelu) fc^lagen ; ii. n. fic^ fcljlagett. CUINAGE, s. bag {^ovmeit bc« StuneS in »Diulbcn jur 93crfenbuug. CUIRAS, s. ber Jt'iirap, ^arutfc^, SBruft^anttf^, iJSanJer. CUIRASSIER, 5. ber .reiiraffier. cuiSH. s. bte 33etnfi'^tene, ber Seiit= ^arnifc^. CULERAGE, s. baS ??I5f)trrtUt. CULINARY, adj. juui Jtuc^cnmefeu ge= ^ortg. Ta CULL, V. a. netfc, ber a^ufc^elfifd). CUNNING (ado. — ly), L adj. 1. !ltn= big, evfabren, gefdjiift ; 2. fiinfllicf) ; 3. fein, lifiig, vcrfcfiiagen; (jinrcrli- fttg, betviigerifct) ; — nian, ber2Sat)r= fager; — woman, bie fluge Svnu, 3i^af)rfageriii ; to cast a — look upon one, SScinaitbcrt bcbenflirf) (yerbacb= tig) anfetjen; IL s. bie Sift, (5c|lau= belt, sBerftijIageubcit, 33erfcbmi^t= beit ; — ness, s. bte 5lrglift, U3erfcbla= geu^eit. CUP. s. 1. ber g^ecber, J?dc^ • 2. S8lu= mcnfelcb; 3. bie Sci)ale, Xaffe; 4. Typ. T. bie 33iirf)fe; 5. s. t. ber ©d)ro>.iffovf ; 6. ber Xxmxl ; — s. pi. has S:viuEgelag ; in one's — s, bftrurt= ten; parting cup. bcr 9lbfcbieb«tvuuf ; they are — and can, fte finb S)U§= briiber, »crtvaute j^veunbe; — and ball, iaS Silbofet (eiu Spiel) ; — and saucer, bie Dbev= unb Uiitertaffe; — bearer, bcr ajhinbfd)enf ; — board, ber Scbcuftifcb, C?rcben5tifcf) ; (2pei= fefd)rau£, ©d)ranE ; —rose, ber 'Siobn. To CUP, V. a. fcbrBpfen. CUPEL, s. Ch. T. bie Sapelle, ber Xe^ ; ^robierttegel. cu^ELLATiON, s. bag 5pi-i>biercrt unb aieinigen beS @plbeS. CUPID." .s. (^lipibo, ber ?tcbc?gDtt. CUPIDITY, s. bie 'Scgierbe, Suft. CUPOLA, s. bie Jtitvi'fl, ber ^oin. CUPPER, s. ber <£d)rCvfcr, Saber. CUPPING-GLASSES, s. pi. Scbropf^ tovfe. CUPREOUS, adj. fupfevn, fuvfrig. CUR, s. l.ber (fd;ledbte) .Ouitb, Saner; bunb; 2. i)«/^. .pmibSfott, SdjUffe. CURABLE, adj. l)Cilbar. CURABLENESS, s. bie .geilbarffit. CURACY, ?s. bie Untevpfarre ; CURATESHIP, i $favre, ^pfarrpflege. CURATE, s. ber Uitterpfarrer ; 33fai-nn-. CURATIVE, adj. jiir ©ur gcl)i)rig, l)ei= leub. CURATOR, .9. ber *Jluffebev, ^Borflebcr, ^flcger, Sormunb, (Surator. CURB, .9. I. bie jtiitnfctte, (am Saume ber ^ferbc) ; 2. _fiff. ber Baunt, bie ©infd)ran'itng ; 3. (or — stone), ber ^ix= ncr be§ -DJonbeS. CUSPATED, > ,. „ .„ f> ■/ • CUSPIDATED, 5 "^'J- ^- ^- 'V't'3- CUSTARD, A-. bcr C5icrra|)m, ©icrfiifc ; — apple, bte gruc^t bc5 Slafrf/eits bauntS. CUSTODIAL, adj. gcmabrfanili(|. CUSTODY, s. 1. bcr ®cmai)rfam, bie tfjaft, ©cfangenf-tiift ; 2. g3crn)a^= rung, ?(iifKc{)t, Surge ; 3. 93cbccEung, *Bef>1^it'^nng. CUSTOM, s. 1. ber ©cbraud;, bte ®e= iuot)n^cit; 2. ba§ ®cmoi)n(;eit'jrcd)t ; 3. bte Jt'nttbfcf)aft ; 4. bcr Soil; — acts, S^llserorbnungen ; -free, jollfrei ; — liojse, bii« BoIl&auS, 3oU- aiut, bte 9)JitUtb ; entrj; at the — house. Bottangvibe (bcim ©ingang you Sl'aaren) ;' housft-ofiicer, (officer nf the customs), bcr 3pIJt'can;«fc{c ; — house charies, 3fUl'nfc(tcil ; ■ — I'oust; (iuty, ber 3pH ; — i^iws, etc 3pH= p^fi" etcncrgcfc^e ; — of tiaJe, ber .gau= belubrnud), bie Ufans; —office, bie Sollftube; —warehouse, bcr BoH^ Speicftcr. rn CUSTOM, r. I. a. SCrjoIIeU ; II. v. fid) angewofMu-n, vid. To ArcusTOM. CUSTOMABLE (adn. — i,y), adj. 1. ge= brau(^lic^,geaHH;)nltd),iibli^-2.joll= bar ; — able goods, joUbare SBaareu. CUSTOMARINESS, s. bie ©ewijbnlicb^ feit. CUSTOMARY {ad,\ — ly), L aij. gc= braudplid), iiblicl); u. .s-. i^i 3oU[: ®c|cfe=Q3n4). CUSTOMER, 5. ber .ftunbe, Jtunbmann ; 9tbricl)incr, itaufcr. To CUT, V. n. ir.^n. 1. fc^ncibCU, I»aueu ; abfc^ncibeu. abf)aucu, fap; pen; anfc^neiben, auffd)uc;beii, auf= fpalten- 2. Bcrftiimmcln, ca)lriren; 3. fircidicn (5. 93, in einein ©cfcau-- fpiet, n. f. ID.), auslaffcn, abfitrjcn; 4. nnJfd;:ieibcit, fdjni^cn ; 5. bnrd)- fd)neibcu; 6. ab^cben (im Jtarten= fpiclc ntit in) ; to — the beard, belt SBart fdjeren ; to — the cable, Sci Eii>. biio *.}In!ertau fappcn ; to — ca- pers, Saprtolcu fd)ncibcn ; to — ca- pons, fapauncu ; to — com, baS ®e- treibe banen, nia(}en; to — down, ntcbcr[}ai!cu ; abliaucn, fallen, um= wcrfcn ; to — a figure, eiite Sigur inad)cn, [id; ein']Infel)eu gebcn, gro§ t!)Un ; to — ihe ground, ba« Sclb be= baucn; to — lots, loofen; to — one, cant. 3cniaiibcS 93cfanutfii)aft aufgc= gcben; ciucn uber bie Sd)utter fe= ^cn; t()rt nid;t fcbcn tuollen; to — one's way, ftd) burc^[)aucn ; to — off, abfd;neibcn, abbanen, abaflcn; fib= tiirjcn ; bcueljmcn ; an«fd)lic6cn, auSrottcii, ycrtilgen, ^inrid;tcu; to be — off, gcftorbcn fci;n ; to — off from an estate, eutcrbcn ; to — off the provisions, tic Scbcnimittcl al)fd)nct= bcu ; to — off a vowel, ciiteu SSofal ycrfd^lud'cn; to — out, 1. an«fd)uci= ben, au3()aucn; 2. jufdjneiben; 3. er= bcnfcn, erftnncn, bilbcn; 4. auS= fd)liepeu, iiberfrcffcn, auJj^cd;en, yer= brangcn ; he is — out for a musician, vuJg. cr ift 5Uiu 2JJuftfu8 gcmad)t (geborcn)^- to — one out of his' fortune, etnem fcm SScrmiigcn H5cgfd;nap= pen ; to — a sail, baS Segcl bcrunter- laffcn; to — suiaii, fletn fc^neibc", jcrfd)ucibcn; to —short, abfiirjen, eS furs iniid)en ; ocrfitrsen, befd;neiben, uuterbrec^cn; fnrj abwcifeu; to — the matter short, bamit id;'« furj ma= ^c; to — teetii, Sii^iif befomntcti, Habncn ; to — a tree, ciucu 53/llUU fallen ober bcf)anen ; to — the vei;is, bie '.JIbcrn iiffncn ; to — up, 1. .ai;f= I)auen, anffd^neibcn, iiffnen ; 2. yor= legcu; 3. vcrnifl)tcn, nusrottcn. CUT, A-. 1. bcr Sd)nif(-, ,^ieb, bie Scl'uiarrc ; bcr 5Iuffrl)nitf ; !Ibbcben (ber Jtartcii) ; 9. fy. bie 9lrt, JUJo; be; to draw cut,s, (mtt Strotj^alnien «, f. w.) loofen, au^loofcn ; — and long-tail, .<5unbc yon nllen SJJacen; (you 5l?erfonen) 5iUe§ burc^einanber, film. S'iXiti)\ nub SJSletbt; he is of the same — . fst.imp), cr ifl yoti bcm nam= lichen Sdjlage ; this is the shorter — , ba-S ill bcr fiirjcre 2Bcg, bie fiir= sere 9iid)htng; a — of liay, ein iBunb .§eu ; — beard, ba« Sc^cr= meffcr ; — {i<]\, bcr x'lngelfifc^ ; — gias<, baS gcfd)litfene @Ia«; — purse, ber 'Be'utelfcbnetbcr ; — throat, «. ber ?[Ri5rbcr ; S}iirgcmcffer ; adj. morbeijfd), graufam — water, k. 7%ber'ed)aft; bee frummfd)nabelige 2;and)cr, V'UL CITTANKOTTS, n,!}. sur -Oaut geborig. l)auttg ; in bcr .^aut ; — distempers ,^auth'anE(;eitei:. CUTICLE, s. baiS biinne Dber^ciut^en. cuTicii'LAR, adj. jitr .§aut gef)6rtg, ^autig. CUTLASS, s. ber furje nub brcitc Sa« bel, ^irfd)fangcr. CUTLER, s. ber 'DJeffcrfci^mieb. CUTLERY, s. 5BJcfferf(t)niicb8n.inarcn. CUTLETS, s. ^ammel^fd;nitte, JtalbiS- fi^eiben. cu'iTER, s. 1. ber Sc^neibeube, Slu'?' fd;ncibciibe, u. f. w. ; 2. Sd)neibc= jaf)n; 3. baS Sdjneibeseug ; 4. bfr ,)tnttcr (fletne« Jtriegsfdjiff) ; — of the tallies, ber Sollartouator bei bcr Sd;aftfammcr. CUTTING, s. 1. baS Sc^nciben, .§aucn ; 2. ®cfd)ntttcne ; — of the teeth: bas 3a^nen ; — of the wood, ber .§olj= fd)lag ; — out, ba« Sprtfenmac^en tn bcu .fidfen ; — line, Typ. T. bie 2lb= fc^iiittUiiie; — nippers, bie 93etpjan= gc ; — press, 7'. bie 33efd)neibepreffe ; — out knife, T. ba§ 5lU'3fd)ncibemef= fer; — up knife, ba8 Sc^lat^ter= ineffer ; 3. cuttings, s. pi. bie Sd)ni= ^cl, Spane ; Se^Itnge. CUTTLE, ... bev syiacfftfd)- 2;tntenftfc^ (and) — fi;^h); fis- ber *^dfterer, a3er= liiumber ; —bone, ba« U'ci^e 8ifd)= bcin (yom 3;intenfTifd)e). CYCLE, .?. 1. bcr (SpcluS, periobifc^e Beitranm ; 3«ittH'griff ;. 2. Mat. .'r Birfel, Sixni. CYCLOGRAPii, .^.ber 3tr!elbefd;r?ibev. CYCLOID, s. G. T. bic (jijflotbc, Siab^ Huie. CYCLOIDAL, 0!y. O. r. Cl;fIoibtTc^. CYCLOPAEDIA, CvcLopEDH, s. bie (5n= ci;flopabie. CYCLOPEAN, adj. imge^eitcr, wilb erfc^redflid). CYDER, s. vid. CiDKR. CYGNET, s. ber juuge Sdwan. CYLINDER, s. bcr (5«Itnbcr, bie Sal= Se ; — tar, .§olsfo[){cntbecr. CYLINDRIC, >a'//.Cpltllbrifc^, toal= CYLINDRICAL, > 5enfi3rmig. CYM.\R, s. bcr lauge flicgenbe, 3Jo(f, ba» lange tveite Cbcrncib, bcr Ue^ bermnrf ; bic Sc^arpe. CYMATiUM, s. T. ber Qlbfnuf, Slulauf, bie ^3l)lfeljle ; -Oo^lleific. CYMBAL, s. bie SviHbff- CYNANTHROPY, s. bie .guubSlCUtb. CYNIC, I. s. bcr 6i)nifer ; II. — , (Cy- nical) {adv. — ally), CV)nif(^; — alness, baS iitiirrifdic, fpijttifc^e, rau= le SBefcn, bie 3taui)igfcit. CYNOSURE, 1. Ast. T. bcr ftciue a^/ir; 2. fig. aSegweifer. CYON, vid. CiON. CYPHER, vid. Cipher. CYPRESS, n. bic (J^preffe ; — shingles, ©VV^nTtnfpcine (jum Siifcin) ; — tree, bcr gpprcffcubaum. CYPRUS, s. 1. bie 3nfel giipern ; 2. ber (3;rauer-)SIor ; — wine, bcr 6i)= permcin. CYST, .s. bic Sacfgcf(^»uiilil, ber Wi- terfacf. CYSTIC, adj. cpflifd;, tn etnem (Sitcv= fadfe ent(}aUen; —vein, bie ^jSfort* aber; — arteries, bte ®anabcrn. CYSTOTOMY, s. bie Deffaung etncS ®efd)iciirs. CYTisus, .9. ber ©ci^= ober 3iegr.t!lcc CZAR, s. ber 6sar. CZARINA, s. bie (Jjarinn, Ksnrtna. CZARisii, nrf;. bcui (^jar gcbijrtg, cjiv- . rifd) ; ben (^icix befreffcnb. czarowitt;, .■». bcr ©jaronitfcb, Sot)tt be8 i5s«r- DAMA DAND DAR^ D *. bag 2), b, bcr oicvtc 58iic^)la6e bcs V'l[pf)abct«. !IAB, 5. sing. 1. b(X .Sla^pS, (^cHllbe 2(l;ln(] mitbeiv^aub; 2.baSjfliimp= *eii, bci- Jtdtmv, Stkd; 3. bie Jllic= fcbe (fin Scefifc^) ; — chick, fciiS .iliic^kiii ; bie Siaudjentc. To DAB, ij. a. fiiiift ftvcic^cn, tupfeit, luvfcii. r« DABBLE, f. I o. tcfirctc^cn, it- fc^mieven; bcncfecn, bcfpri^cn, 6e= fubclu ; u. «. 1 . vlatfc^cni, plantfd^cn, maiifdjcrt, n)iii)leit (im Sc^lainm, wk (Sttten, u. f. ».) ; 2. pfufcfecn, ftiiinperit ; he dabbles in physic, Cr Vfitfci^t iu bcv SDZebijtii, er tft ein ©al= iaber. DABBLER, sA. bet Spiautfclier, Tlant- f4)cr; 2. ^Pfufc^cv; OiuKffnlbcv. DABSTER, s. vuig. bev 3J2cijlcr, er= fat)rne ajjanit. DACE, s. bcv .^cufi-Iing, SBeijjftfc^. DACTYL, s. 7'. bcr2)ncti)lus. DACTYLIC, adj. bacfi)lifdb. DACTYLTST, s. bet iCtrfjter in flte^en^ ben 3?erfcn. DACTYLOLOGY, s. bie j^ingerrprac&e. DAD, ) s. (iu bcr jtinfcerfvrad;c) DADA, > %i.)fia, ^apac^cn, Sata, DADDY, ) 2;ate. DADO, s. Arch. T. "bti 23iirfcl (cine i£;an{c). DiEDAL, adj. i. babalifc^, funflvcic^ ; 2. bunt. D^DALIAN, adj. 1. scrwovren, IabV)= vtntf)ifc^ ; 2. vid. D.^ual. 7'« DAFF, vid. To Doff. DAFFODIL, s. bie boppclte ?Zav5iffc. UVG, s. bcr Sci)u^rtcnien; — locks, — wool, J^hnifer^JBolle ; — tailed, bcEhmfevt. DAGGER, s. l.-bfrJipIrt) ; 2. basaiap: Viet ; 3. Typ. T. baS Jtrcuj [t] ; at — 's drawing, fcrtig jum ©efvc^t, fampflnftig. To DAGGLE, p. L a. fc^lcppen, tcfus bcirt, bcfcblnnipevn, bcfpri^en ; ll. n. bur4) ben Jlot^ gebeit. DAGGLETAIL, adj. 6cfubc(f, It' fd)iniil5f. I iArr,Y, wij.&adv. tciglici^, BftcrS, I)auftg. ■daln'tiness,,?. 1. bie iiicdev^aftigfeit ; :!. bie yiieblid;feit, 3icvlic{)feif. DAiNTRY, .9. 3)cyentcr (Stabt). IJAIXTY, I. adj. 1. Iccfcr, letfcv^aft, uifblid), foftlid); 2. ^ierlic^, toeicib= lid), licblid), flejicrt; u. s. bie 5*ecfc= vei, bcr gccfcrbiffcn. DAIRY, A-. bic 9JJild)cret, 'SSldhxtx, ^d)»ci5eret, 3JJcicrct ; — , — house or — room, ba§ '^^Jcildibans, bie 3Jiilff)= fammcr, bcr 3)Jild;fclJcr ; — maid, bie 9}?t[d)ma0b ; — woman, bie 3)Ji(d)frau, ,$tafcmutter ; — utensils, ilUildjfammcriicratbc. DAISY, s. bic 3J?a91icbc, ©aufcMumc; — cutter, ein ^fcrb, baSeiuen fd)lcc{)= ten '^«ftff{)P- DAMASK, I. .>-. 1. bcr Samafi; 2. baS 3i0tf) ; II. a'lj. bamaftcn ; in compos. — blade, bic !l)ama3ccncrflinge ; — leather, ba§ SJicffclkbcr ; — linen, bcr kincue Samnft; — plum, vid. Da- mascene ; — rose, bic 93iDfc{)USrofe ; — silk, ber fcibcnc 5)amafl ; — steel, bcr 2'ania§ceitcrfta()l ; — tabling, bag bamaflcnc 2,afcl5cng; — weaverjbcr Samafiwcbcr; — worker, ber !?a= maScencr. To DAMASK, ? v. a. bama^circn, To DAMASKEEN, S (5ifcn obcr@ta^[ mit Signrcn in ®olb obcv Silbcr ein= kgcn. DAMASKJN, s. bcr ^Damaaccncrfabct. DAME, s. 1. tie (altc) Same (im 5yjit= tclfianb), Svau, ^ansfrau ; 2. fam. iaS 3}iammad)cit ; 3. bie 93auerfrau ; — 's violet, bie ■}iad)tsto[i'. DAMMAREL, s. bcr fe'ourmac^cr, 2Beid^ling. ruDAMN, V. a. 1. ycrbammcu ; 2. Bcr= werfen, uerfc^rcien; — it, vidg. »cr= bammt ! DAMNABLE (adv.— ly), adj. VCrbamm= licft ; vuig. uerbammt, geba^f. ycr= ruc^t; — ness, s. bic^UcrbammlidjEcit. DAMNATION, L s. bie iBcvbammung, ajcrbammnip ; 5Bcrnrtf)cilu'!ig ; li. int.. vuig. Souncrmettcr ! DAMNATORY, adj. serbammcnb. DAMNED, adj. ocrbaiuint, SJcrfluc^t ; I)affcusnjcrtf), abfdieulirt). DAMNIFIC, adj. fdjablic^, »ctbevbli(ft. To DAMNIFY, v. a. fdjabcit, befc^abi= gen, scrbcrbcn. ■• DAMNiNGNEss, .?. bie 93crbammlicl)- fcit, (£c^ablid)tcit. DAMP, I. adj. bimftig, fcnc^f, bnmpftg ; II. s. 1. bcr S-ampf, Smnft, 9^cbel ; 2. fig. bic 3}htt^lojigkit, gurrf;t, kUcangftignng ; to cast a — upon one's spirits, einem alkn 2)fut^ ieuetjmen, t^nnicbcrfd)[agcn; i feel a — upon my spirits, tc^ bin nicbcrgcfftjlagcii, enhnutf)igt ; ba§ .^crj bintct mi'r. To DAMP, V. n. 1. fciidjtcn, bcfcud)= ten ; 2. fg. nicbcrfci^Iagcn, niutblo^ ma^cn ; 3. bampfcn, fd)iuac^cn, vcr= ntinbcrn. DAMPER, s. i. T. bcr3)ampfcr ; 2. ein Stiiif (!©rob, n. f. m.) »or Xi]^t; 3. fig. vuig. bcr Oucrfirid). DAMPISH, adj. cin wentg fcud)t, bum= ^^3- . , , . DAMPisiiNESS. .?. bte mtttflmajjtge, gevingc Scuctjtigfeif. DAMPNESS, .^. bic Wcud;tigktt, baS Siinftigc, iSiimpfige. DAMSEL,.?. bic3iiitgfer, ba§2JJab(^cn, 23Jabct, bic Sirnc, ^ofc. DAMSON, «)/rf. Damascene. To DANCE, v. a. &■ n. tanjcii ; in 93e- wcgung fcfecn, fc{)auEeln. DANCE, s. bcr 2;anj-. D.ANCER, s. ber Xanjer, bie2;anjcvinit. DANCING, in compos. — master, bcr Sansmciflcr ; — room, bcr Sansto^ ben ; — school, bic S:an5fdmk. DANDELION, s. B. T. bcr Siwcnja^u. DANDtPRAT, s. wig. fond, fy cont. bcr Jtnivpg, 3wcrg, £)rci=Jtafc=.55od). To DANDLE, v. a. auf bent (Sd)Po6e fd)aukln, Inipfcii laffen, tiinbcln, fpickn. licbfofen DANDLER, s, bcr Siinbkr, Jtinber* freuiib, .itiiibcvnarr. DANDRUFF, s, ber ©c^mulj, S:e)X <2d)ovf auf bcm Jtopfc. DANDY, s. mod. bcr Stufecr, '^XtxltVL' gc[, SDJobcaffc. DANE, I. mij. biinifd) ; II. s. bcr 35ane, bic !i>nninn. DANEWORT, .s. bcr Bwfvg^olnnbcr. DANGER, s. bic ®cfal)r; in case ot — , im e^allbcr9iPtf). To DANGER, v. a. ill ©cfa^r "bringeH, gcfal)rben. DANGEROUS {ado. — ly), adj. gc* fiiljrlid) ; —ness, bie ®cfa^i-lid)fcit, ®efa^r. To DANGLE, r;, «. 1. IjiingcU, BoUa meln, fd)wattkn, flatkrn; 2.3emans bcm nufekS anljangcn. DANGLER, s.i. bcrSUittcrer, grauew fucd)t ; 2. brts 2lngct)angk. DANISH, adj. banifcti. DANK, L adj. bumpfig, fcud;t ; ii. ». bcr 'Suiifl, 3)ampf. DANKisii, adj. ctwaS fcud;t. DANKISHNESS, vid. Dampishnkss. DANTZic, ■ .<;. bte Stabt Sanjig ; — — spruce, banjigcr 3)oppclbier. DANUBE, s, bic Sonan. To DAP, V. n. im SSaffcr fupfcn. DAPIFER, .?. bcr aSorkgcr, 5l]orfc^net» bcv, S;vud)fc§. DAPPER, adj. (Ekiit uub) fliuf, gewanbt, kbbaft ; iticbltct), nett. DAPPERLING, s, baS (Hciuc) flinfe 55iivfd)d;fii, ber ,fi:nirp'S. DAPPLE, adj. flccfig, fct)c5ig, fprcuf=< lid), bunt ; — black, Sp. E. bcr 9iap=! pc mit titf|d;tt)arscn, glciuscubcn ?^k< (fen ; — gray, apfcfgrau ; — gray V — gray-horse), bcr 2ipfclfd)immcl. To DAPPLE, V. a. fprcuEcIn, buiit ma- dden. DAR, s. ber SSeifftfc^. To DARE, v. I. n. biirfcn, wagejz, fi(^ crEii()ncn, fic6 untcrftc^cn; n. ?,•. a Zxo^ bictcn, ftcrau^forbcvn ; to — larks, Serd;cn f^citc^en uiib fangcn • I — say, tc{) gtaube roo^l, bin iiber!- jeugt, bc^aupte. DARE, .9. bcr 22cif)fifd). DARING (ndv. — ly), adj. t^1^, furcflt' Ip3, nncrfc^rocfcn, fccf, ycnvcgcn ; bc- l)crjt; — glass, bic Scrc^cnblcnbe ; — ness, 5. bie Jtiif)n()cit, jtetf l)cit, SBer= Wcgcn^cit. DARK {ndv. — ly), I. adj. I. buufcl, ftn^: ftcr, biiftcr ; triibc ; 2, uuwiffcnb • 3. gcl)cim ; 4. uuvciulid) ; utiburc^ftc^* tig ; II. .9. 1. HS 5)unkl, bie 5}HuEik hctt, ginficrnip; 2. /f . bie Uumif^ fcnl)cit; — chamber, bic (famcra ob- fcura ; — lantern, bic fflkiiblatcmc ; — sayin?, ^a§ 9Jat{;fcl ; — sighted, bliibfid^tig. To DARKl'2^, v. I. a. 1. SCl'bllufctn, SCr^ fiuftcrit ; 2. fd)»arjfn, bcfdimu^cn 3. ycnuirrcn ; to — the door.s, fig. bie (3dnv»clk tetrcten; ii. n. biiuEct, fin= ftor >ucrbcn. DARKISH, adj. tin ivcuig bunfcJ, fd)n)ars. _ , , DARKLLNG, adn. * IIU 5)unfcln, tUJ S-iuftcru. ■ DARKNESS, s. 1. bic '3>unkn)ett, Xln* burd)ftd)tigfcit, Sinftcruip; 2. fig. Uuwiffcubcit. DARKSOME, adj. bunfcl, fiuftcr, tvube. DARLING. I. adj. fef)r gcliebt, licbft nUerlicbfi, Sicbling« . . . ; u. s. bct Sicbliug, bas (Sd)oovftnb, 53ufcnEii!b. To DARN, V. a. flPpfcU, aUSbcffcVU. DARN, s. tciS ®eftppfk; bie hU fcfccit,' matcn; 2. jcrfc^mcttcvt wcy= ben, fc^eitcvu; to — against, aiifiofscit, fc^citevii an . . .; to — oft", fcfeitcU ab- fa^veit, bal)iu volie ti ; fdjiicU foi1vci= ten, I)iufprcttj5cu; foi-tlaufeii, au»= rci^eu. DASH, s. 1. bcr i?Iatfd), S)3atfd); ©c^fag, ®d)mitj, Strcid), (Stop, 3"= fammciiflo§ ; 2. bie ik-fpiifcutti), ba» yingcfpvi^te; 3. bcr Strid) (mtt bcr Scbcr) CK-baiifcnftrid) [— ]; 4. bcr 3ufa^, @it|;, 3lufgup; to cut a — , col. cine Sigur nutc^eit. DASHING, (ulj. a — fellow, fam. 1. cilt ftiiniiifd)er DJJciifc^, vuJff. @aufc= roiuS ; 2. bcr 2J?obciKirr. DASTARD, I. s. bie aiicmiiic, bcr ^oU trott ; u. adj. [ado. — iv), fcigc, fc^recf= t)aft. To DASTARD, To Dastardize, v. a. fcigc mad)f It, tti Surest fc^eii, fc^rc= (fen, (iugftigcn. DASTARDLINESS, 1 s. btc i^eigfieit, DASTARDNE53, S SSerjagtbfit. D.4STARDY,s. bicSQcrjagtbeit, guic^t: fainfeit. DATA, s. pi. Qlngabcn, S;6atfad)cn. DATARY, s. 1. bie Sataria (papfllid^c jJnnsellci) ; 2. bcr Sprafibeutbcvfclbcn, obcr aSeamtete bnrin. DATE, s. 1. baS'2)atnm; bie 3al)r§= jal)l (auf finer aJJunje, u. f. w.) ; Cilugabc bcr) 3cit; 2. grift, Saner ; 3. bie 'battel ; out oi" — , auS bcr ?}?obc, iingangbar ; of iiie same — , M. E. gleia)jcttig ; to bear — , biitirt fc\;n J — book, iai 2;agebud; ; Indian — , bte S:amariube; —tree, bcr Sat= telbanm. 7'o DATE, ?•. I. a. batircn; iibcrfi^vci= bcu: II. 71. red)ncn; dated stamp, ba^ ^ofi5eid)cn. DATELESS, axlj. cT;nf 3)atum. DATIVE, ailj. S- s. — , or — case, Grrtm. T. ber S)atiy, brittc (obcr C'Sc[jc=) Sail ; — tutelage, /.. T. bic gfrid;tli^ crnaimte 9.'?c>rmnnbfdMft. DATUM, s. bic S;batfac^c, rid. Dat.v.. To DAUB, V. a. 1. fubchi, fdjuiicrcn (in bcr 50Jaicrci, u. f. H'.)^ befnbeln ; be^^ fdjmicrcn; itbcvfd;miercii, bcfcfecn, bclcgcn ; 2. j5/t. veibccfcn, bemanfcin ; 3. (ffiso «.) (aiif grpbe 5lrt) fd)mc!ct)chi. DAUB,.9.ba8 fd)lcrf)te fgvobc) ©emalbe. UAUBER, .?. i. bcr (jnblcr, <2c^mie= t«; 2. Sd)mcic|Ier. DAUBERY (Daubry), s. taS JtnnfiiliiiJ. DAUBY, adj. fc^miertg, flebrig. DAUGHTER,.?. 1. bie 3;od)tcr; 2. ba8 SBeicbtfinb ; — in law, bie (Scpmicgcr^ toditer. DAUGHTERLY, arfj. finblid), gcbprfam. To DAUNT, V. a. crfd)rcdcn, cntmu- tbigen. DAUNTLESS, adj. uncrfc^rotfcn. D.AUNTLESSNESS, s. bic Itncrfdjvo^ cfcnbeit. DAUPHIN, .?. ber Sanpbin. DAVID, s. 5)a>,nb (DJannSnamc). DAVIT, s. jv. T. bcr S|ientcrbalfen. DAW, s. bie Soble; — cock, bcr -Qa^n bcr Sobtc. To DAVVB, V. a. vid. To Daub. Tu Dawdle, v. n. bte '^nt Dcrfc^WCn^ ben, tanbclit. DAWDLE or Dawdler, s. bcr 5;iinbler, Xagcbieb. To liAWN, V. n. bantmcm, tagcn. DAWN, D.AWNiNo. .?. 1. bic jfcammci rnng, bcr anbrcc{)cnbe S;ag; 2. fig. 5lnfang. DAY, s.'l. ber S;ag ; 2. bie 3(rifl ; 3cit ; 3. fig. ba« S'reffe'n, bie (2^tad)t; to- day, this — , bcute ; to this — , bii auf ben tjentigcu 2;ag ; the — before yes- terday, »orgcftcrn ; this — se'nnight, l)cute oor ad)t S^agcn ; this — month, beutc iibcr yicr 20oc^cn ; — after — , niit jebcm Sage ; twice a — , jwei ?JJal beS 3age3 ; from — to — , »ou 2;agc 5U Sl'age ; at this time of — , in these days, bcnt JU S^agc ; in his daj's, bet (in) feilicm ^ebcn ;' days of grace, M. E. bie 2:a9e ber Sict)t, 3fJcfpect= Slage ; day of payment, bcr SScrfaU^ S;ag ; — of address, bcr 9lnrcbc= (3u= fagcs) Sag (bet ben 33ucbbrudern) ; — bed, ba« Saulbctt, Ganape ; — book, bas Sagcbucb, Sournat, OTc= morial ; — break, bcr Sagc^anbrud) ; — dream, ba3 ®efid)t Dbcr Srugbilb im wad)cnben 3"ft't"i'C; — fly, bie (Sintagfliege ; — labour, bie Sagc«ar= beit, baS Sageiucrf ; — labourer, bcr Sagelobncr; — light, ba3 Sagcglid)t, bcr i)Cl(e Sag ; — lily, vid. Asphodel; — '3 man, + bcr ScbicbSric^tcr, ©cbicbdmann; — net, % e. bas Scr= d^ci'inc^ ; — peep, bag erfte Sage«= lic^t ; — scholar, bcr (Srtrancr (nt^t in bcr Sd;ule wobncnbe Sxbiilcr) ; — spring, bcr SagcSanbrnd) ; — star, ber 3)iovgenf}ern ; — time, bic SageS= jeit ; — wearied, Don bcr SagcSaiiicit crmiibct; — work, bie Sagc^arbcit, bag Sagemcrf ; — jv. T. ba« (Stmabl (bie SBcrcd^nnng beS SQcgcJ uon ci= nem 3JZittag jiim anbcvn). DAYLY, adj. S,- tidii. vid. D.uly. To DAZE, c. a. blcilbcn. T> DAZZLE, V. I. a. blcnbctt ; E. v. ge= blenbet wcrben ober fei)it; dazzled at, gcblenbct wcrbcn yon. DEACON, s. 1. bcr 2)iacoitn§ ; 2. 5U= mofeupftegcr; —ess, s. 1. bie '^ux- f oniffiu ; 2. SUmpfcnpflegcvinn ; — rv, (—ship), s. bag 2)iaconat; $flegcr= amt. DEAD, I. adj. 1. tobt ; 2. fisr. tpbt, Iccr, bbc, tranrig, matt, fd)anid) ; \\..f. sing. 1. bie Stillc im SGintcr nnb m bcr ^fJadjt) ; 2. s.,pi. the — , bic Sobtcn ; in compos. — drunk, fcbr bctruitfen ; — eye, .V. T. btc ^ungfcr (cin Jtloben junt aiufjicf^cn) ; —hearted, ![cinmii= tbig, jagbaft; — heartedness, bic .^tlciumiitbigfctt, 3'igbitftigfeit; — lift, bie grofjc ^ilotb; — lights, JV. T. bie 9?icnbcn (Siifcn) t5or ben Jtajii= tenfcnftcrn (im Sturm); — nettle, bie taubc SfJeffel ; — pledge, ein ycr^ pfanbctcg liegcnbeg @ut, bag ^anfl= pfaub; — reckoning, «. T. bic tiffing ('J3crccbuung) beg gcmad)tcu SScgcg'; — ro;)es, .v't. fcftog, ftcbcilbcg Sau= XDixl; — struck, »ern.nvrt, (yen (5uicH uno St^rccfen) ergriffen ; — watei bag ftebeube SBaffcr, bie ^adje ; .n: r bag Jtielwaffcr ; a — sleep, bcr ticfe Sd)laf ; — weight, bic (bviid'cntic) Saft; tPbteg (Sapttal, bic 3ntcreffeu forbcrnbc aJerbinblidjfcit ; in the — of the night, in bcr .SobtcuftiUe bet S^Jacbt, nm 3)?itttrnad)t ; he is a — man, fg ift ang mit ihm, eg i|1 uni tbn gefc^eben; to strike — . tobt fdjla^ gen ; you are a — man ! bll bifl eiu Jtinb beg Sobcg ! at a — stand. ftocf= ftill ; to make a — stop, pU'^licf) an= t)alten. 7'o DEADEN, ■». n. 1. fd;itiad)cn, bain= pfcn, cntfrdftcn; 2. cntftelicn; to deaden a ship's way, JV. 7'. bie Sab^t eineg <2d)iffeg t)emmen. DE^VDLY, adj.i.^- ado. tijbtlid) ; — enemy, bcr Sobtfeinb ; — nightslmde, bic SpIU firfd)e, SHcIlabouna. DEADNESS, s. 1. bic (fvftarrung, ©r= ftorbcnbeit, SRattigfeit; 2. m. e. bie (®efd)aftg=; Stille. DEAF (arfij. — ly), ad/. 1. taub (—to, gegen) ; betiinbt ; 2. bnmpf ; — and dumb, taubftumm; ■ — and dmnb asylum, bag Sanbftnntmfn=3uftitut. To DEAFEN, v. a. taub mad)cit, be= taubcn. DEAFNESS, .>, bic Saubbcit. DEAL, .?. 1. bcr (bag) Sfjeii ; bie 9ln= jabl, 2)Jenge; 2. bag ,eilen, au«= tbeilen, geben ; 2, to — (the cards), bic Jlartcu geben; to' — one a blow, cinem eing ycrfcfecn ; li. n. {)anbeln ; to — by, I'crfabren mit, n, f. m., ivobl ober iibcl mit ctwag umgebcu ; to — for . .., baubelu uni . . . ;' to — in, mit etamg ju t()un Ijabcn, biH'tel"; be deals in silk wares, cr bat!bc(t mit ffi= bcnen 2Eaareu ; to — with, bchaiibcln, begegncn, umge[)en (mit . . .) ; ftvci^ ten; I know not how to — with him. id; luciU nid)t, ivie id) eg mit ibm iV.i- fangcn (Wit id) it)n bcbaiibe(n) foil ; I shall — with lier well enough, id) ivill fd)on mit iljr fcrtig wcrben (angtommcn) ; to — honestly with one, mit 3cmanb fl)rlict) jn Sfikrtc gcbcn; lie is hard to he dealt with, C? ift fd)n)crmitibin angjnfpmmeu; she was basely dealt with, eg ivurbc i()r flrg mitgefpiclt. DEALER, s. 1. ber .^anbctgmanii, ®c= uictt'gniann, ,iMmer, .Piaubler; 2. .(lavtengeber; plain — bcr cbrltd)c 9JJann ; fal^c — (double — ), bcr fals fd)C WUn\d). DEALi.VG, s. 1. bag.n«) J;&eiive • frci- Stct'liiif]; o — ! J .tptmincl ! —' me! cf) je: auii3cr«iiot^j 2. ber j!)Janae(, bteUnfnicijtbarfett. PKATH, s. bcr 2;ob ; n. r. bie ewige 2Bcibanimnt^; to put to—, ^tnvic|= ten ; it is (no less thnn) — , tS fieflt bcr 2;ob barauf ; house of—, ba« Xvaun- \)anS; —bed, ba« (Stevbebcft; — 's door. Jig. bei- 2;obe«fampf; — knell &as Xobtengefciuf, ik 2;obtenf]focfc • ~-'s mail, ber ^enfer, (Scfjarfrtd^ter ; —■stab, ber 5:obC«ftp^; — tolten, baS ^ObcgvprjctC^Cll ; —warrant, baS Xo= be«urtf)eil; bie 3:obesbotfc^aft; — 's wound, bie tijbtlic^e 3BlIllbe ; — watch, bie 2:obtciiui}r, bcr .^oljunirm. DE ATIIFUL, adj. toblici; ; lllijvbcrif*. DEATHLESS, adj. Ullflcvb(iri). DEATHLIKE, adj. tobtcnal)nIidi, >Die tObt. DEAURATE, adj. yers'.olbet. To DEBAR, V. a. aiigfc^licgcn j l)itu f -^i"*' f" l^T °""'^ ^"-'"^ ^'''"" "" pleasure, net) fcin iSergiiiifjeit oerfaqeii. To DEBARK, v. In. aiiS ?aub flctacit, aitSficij^cn ; n. a. vid. to disembark. DEBARKATfON, s. ba3 3Iu«fd;iffctt. To DEBASE, v. a. 1. cniiebricicii, scradithc^ macf)cn, fjcvabiuiirbiqcn, fctimnlcrn, yerringcvn ; 2. yerfalfciKHj to — coins, 2)Jiiitjcii »crfa[fci)cii DEBASEMENT, .-. 1. bie erilicbriqilllC!, ^erabiimrbtsuitg, (Sc^malcruiM : 2. Ujcrfalfc^uiig. DEBASER, s. 1. ber einicbriacr. u.f.w.; 2. g3erfaffc{)cr. ■ '^ DEBATABLE, adj ftrcifiq. To DEBATE, v. a. <$• n. ftrcifClt, bcbnt(i= ven, bt«))iifireit (—on, iiber) ; liberie^ flett, xati)Ui)la<\m. ^^I'^TV- 1- *"'« '5fi-citiqfeit; 2. ber ©tmt, 3aiif; 3. bie T^cbatte. DEBATER..,. 1. bcr ©frcitcr : 3)t^lJU= trtuf ; 2. goittroacrftft. To DEBAUCH, v. r. ucrfiibrcti, »crber= oen, Itebevlict) ntarbcii. DEBAUCH, s. bic2ct)wc[(icrct: 2lu«= fc^jmcifmig. DEBAUCHKDLY, adv. fctroeftietifcb, ausfiijmetfciib. ^o^^'Vi*^'"'^.'?''"'^'^^' ^- i-ic^^icberlicljtcit, 3lu«fc{)metrmig. DEBAUCHEE, .^ ber Sc^iBcIaer, 2Biift= DEBAUCHER. s. bcr 93erfii^rer DEBAUCHERy, 5. 1. bie Sctinjcrqcvci- faa« hcberlirije^cben; 2. bie asVrmb= vuitg. ' ^ DEBAUCHME.XT, s. bie gjcrfiibntita DEBENTURE, .,. 1. bcr Scttcl ober bie mt!ti, wobiircf) man an eiiie (Sititlb ermnert; 2. .v. £-5. aiiirfsoUyerfjit^ tuitq ; debenture!) goods, aiiicf^oHqiiiter. DEBH.E, adj. fd)maci;, matt, fraft'los. 7V, DEBILITATE, v. a. frf)tUdcl)Clt, etlt= rraftett. 0,^«'Ln'ATiON, ,. bie ©ci;marf)nim, Gfntftaftuiij]. '*' DEBiLiTV. .,..bie Scf;»acl)5eit,(2c^ani.- nit, JlrarilLi)i(]fctt. ^S^l'T ••,-. .V. k ba^ 5)cbct, Son, bie feffclllb ; to the — of Mr. N. Jit Saftcil oe^ .fecvrii >Jt. To DEBIT, r. a. jw. K. bebitirctt, be= i^iltcit, lit biiS ©cbct ctiitraqcit. fcemibhcf;; giitiq. OEBORAii. s. Sebora (Sfaiteiniantc). 7^ DEBOUCH. J,. „. „w,/. j/,7. 7.. bebou- rtJ'.veit, ^eryprbrccbcii. DECE DECL DEBT, ^. bie Scftltlb; to bp in — Sd)IiIbfU fiabeil; to contract debt«' (2a)tilbcn inarf)cii; 10 nm into — ' ftCi^ tit ^2d;illbCll ^crfcit; to pay the — of nature, bie 'BAjxiit) (belt Xribiit) ber D^Jatiir bejnbten; to recover a — , etiie @d)ulb ciiitreibcit; —hook ba« Sc^iilbbitc^, tictite ®cfcbaft«bud). DEBTEE, .'.. ber ©laubiqcr. DEBTLESS, a/lj. fcijulbcufrei. DEBTOR, s. 1. bcr Sd)iilbiier; 2. j\i. E. bag 5)ebci, (Soli ; you are on the — side, (Sie flcl)cii tin 2)el-cr. DEBUT, 5. ber giufaiig, erfic 5(uftritt (cinc53?cbner«, Scf)aufvie(er«,ii.f.ro ) DECADE, s. bie !Decabe, iaS Rebcnb, baS 3at)rje^eub. DECADENCY, s. bcr ^tx\a\{. bte 9lb= iia^me. DECAGON, ,9. bag Bebnccf. DECALOGUE, s. bic jebii ©ebotc. To DECAMP. V. V. Mil. T. aufbrcc^CU (mit bem Sagcr) ; /£-. cntlaufeit, ba= sonlaitfen. DECAMPMENT, s. Md. T. bet 9luf= bruft) (beS ?ager8). DECANAL, adj. ju einciit 2'ecnnate nc- J)orig. To DECANT, v. a. abffavctt, abniegen, umfiilleit, abjie^cit. DECAxNTATiON, s. iaS SlbEfarcit, bcr Slbgiig, Umfiillei:. DECANTER^s. bie_gcfd)riffciic Jxfafc^c, (Jarafte, (Jarafniie jum Umfiillcii; — label, ba« (5afaffiiieitfd)tlbd)eit (bcr earafrinciifrageii mit Slbrefe)- — stand, ba« gtafc^ciigcftca, bcr 6araf= tcutrager. To DECAPITATE, v. a. ClttrMItptcn, topreii. DECAPITATION, ... bic (Snt^ailljfuiKt. To DECAY, V. I. n. 1. ocrfallen, abneb= men; 2. Bcrmclfcn; »cranttcvn; 3. cr= ftcrbcrt; 4. yerarmcu; H. a. ^ernntcr bniigcii, fd;iyad;cn; decayed with age altergf;d)nmd) ; — teeth, abaeuubtc (brud)igc)3abite. DECAY, 5. bcr «erfaf(, bte9Ibna^mc- to go (laiij to — , ycrfaHcit, ab^' ncomen. • I^ECAYER, .. bie 93eranIafTun<] bc« ySerfaUS; ber a?erwiifter, U^crberber DECEASE, s. ber .^iiitritt, Job. r« DECEASE, v.n. Bcrfc^cibcn, ftcrbcn DECEIT, s. bcr Sctnig, ^rug, bie ?ift • — fui (adij. --fully), adj. triiiicrifcb' Itflig, bamtid), falfi^; -fuiness, ; bie ilctrugltct)f£tt, galfdftfycif, 5in-- terltfttgfctt. DECEITLESS, adv. pIjHC JVaffc^ DECEiVEABLE. adj. 1. (ctdit JU befrii= gcti; 2. bctriigltd), tn'igcrifd) ; — ness, s. ]. bic ?cic^tigfcit 'betroacn su werbeit ; 2. ^ctriii3ltci)fcif. To DECEIVE. V. a. bctiugcn, ^tii(er= gcl^eii, taufd)eit, ycrlcitcit; deceived by ... , bcti-ogcit yoit . . . ; _ of gctamcbt in . , . ; you are — Sic trrcn ]id). DECEIVER, s. bcr gBctriiger, 9?crfiibrcr DECEMBER, .,. bcr (jKoi'mt) t)cccinber* ybnflinoiiat. DECEMI'ED.1L, adj. jcf^rt 2u^ lanq. DECEMvm, 3. (pi — i) ber 3>cccinoir, j^cyncr. ^l'?'-'™.y'RATE. s. i. bag 5^ccemln•rat, bte5Ii5nrbc uiib .T^eqtonmg bcr2!cccm= ytrcn ; 2. baS aollcgimii berfclbcu ,ltd)fett, aBoblaiiflaiibigfctt. DECENNARY, 5. bag '^abvtcbcub DECENNIAL, adJ sebllja[)viij. ^ECKiNT (a,ir. _LY), a/j. 1. anilaiibtg, ftttlico, fd)ufl(d): 2. cnift, ge|\tt; —ness. s. bic 9liiftaiibii]fftt. DECEPTIBELITY, s. bic Scic^tiglett if trsrjcn jn wcrben, .?3e(riiglid)fctt. DECEPTiBLE, adj Ictdjt JU bctriigcit. DECEPTION, s. bcr SBctrug; bic2,aii= fd)niig. DECEPTIOUS (Deceptive. DECEFroRv) ndj. betriigltcl), bctriigcrifc^. I'ECERPTioN, s. bie SBermtiibcruiig bcr Slbbntd;. To DECHARM, v. a. cntjaiibcm. DECIDABLE, adj cntfdjcibbar. Tb DECiDi-:, V. a. i- n. cntfdjcibcit, bc= uber), bcfd)lte^cn. DECIDEDLY, adv. CUtfdncbCU, bc= fttinmt. DEcmER, s. bcr gflicStcr, Sdiicbginann. DECIDUOUS, aji abfallcnb ; n r. ciiu ]a|i-ig ; —ness, *. b^g 9lfcfaUcnbc. DECIMAL [adv. — ly), orf/. jum ScbntCJJ gebong ; Mat. t. nad) jc^n gerci^net, bcctma[ ; — fractions, Sccimalbrii^c. To DECIM.ITE, v. a. 1. jc^utcn ; 2. Mil. T. ben jc^ntcn 3)?ann auabcbcn bcctmircn. DECIMATION, s. 1. bie 9Serjcbiifiii!g bcr3cbcntc ; 2. Md. T. bic 91ugbcbumt beg jc^iitcn 3}Jantic6. DECIMO-SEXTO, s. Typ. T. bag iScbCJ= format. To DECIPHER. „. a. CUtjiffcvu; cilt= vat()fcln; crflavcii. dectphj:rer, s. bcr giitjiffcrcr. DECISION, .,.1. bic ©iitfdjcibiiiig (ctiicg Streitcg, n. f. nj.j; bcr cntfdicibcubc 9lugfprit^ ; 2. bte 6ntfdiloffcnbcit. DECISIVE {adv. — ly), «!/?-. cntfc^cibcilb, bcjltmint; to he ■— , eutfd)fibfii, ab= fVrect)cn; — ness, s.bag 6'ntfd)cibciiDc. DECISORY, vid. Decisive. TuDECK, v.n. 1. becfcn, bcbccfrn- 2 fjctbcu, bcfleifcen ; 3, sicreit, fd)iiift= dctt, ycrfctjoncrii ; 4. mtt ciiicm iJer= bccfe V'Crfcfjcn; a two decked ship, D/Vy nntcr Decker. DECK, .9, hig aScvbcJ; a — of cards cin Svict Jlartcu. dicker, .?. ber Sd)inii(fcr ; in compoi< ^c(fcr ; a two — , ciit (Sd)iff mit siuci 9.eclamator, S^ebncr; 2. Sdircier. DECLAMATION (Declaiming;, .s bic 3>eclainatipit, fcierltd)e 3fJcbc, DECLAMATORY, adj. beclamaforifdi, rtbiicrtifb. DECLARABLE, adj. erivciglid). DECLARATIOxV. s. 1. bte (SrtCirling, ofTcntltdje Scfanntmad;itng, 9ln= jeige; 2. j?lagcfd)rift ; 3. —of inde- pendence, bie tlttabf)angigfcitg=©rtla= rung ; 4. 9(itgabc. declar.\tive, ad]. erHarciib, aiiici= gciib, fiiiibmad)eub. DECLARATORY {adv. — ily), adj. \ii-^ fttmmt erflareub, crlautcnib. To DECLARE, v. I. a. crflavcn, fltllb tbiiii; pffcntltcft befauiit macbcn, aii= jcigcn, cntbcdcn; to — for sale, juiii (bffciif(id)cn) 'Bcrfauf angbicten ; ri. n. fid) crflarcn; to — oti; fid; logfageit. DECLAREDLY, adu. ciltgcftailbClICT iU^ipcn ; offcn. DECLARER, s. bcr ©rflarcf, 9Iujcigcr DECLE.N'siOiV, a. 1. bie 92ciguiiq, 'bcr 9lbi%ang; 2. iBcvfall, bic 9lbual)inc ; 3. Gram. i$- Jlst. T. S^CCiiliatiplt, DECLINABLE, adj. »ag ftc^ bccHnircti latjt, bcugfam. DECLINATION, .9. 1. bie SJJctgiina Sicgung ; 2. 9lbnabme, ber ^Jcrfali 91) DECK DEEP DEFE 3. Oram. T. bie Sccliiiattott, Umen= bung; 4. Ast. T. Seclinattoii, 516= «jct4)iin(5. DECLINATOR, \ \.s. bn« Sl^JDCtC^ClU DECLINATORY. > bc ; Jist. T. bcr 316= »et(|un9*mcffcr ; n. aiij. aBweidjeub. To DECLINE, v. I. ?). 1. ftc^ tciigeit, Hd) iieigen; 2. atweifl)cn; 3. fid) t)ittctt, 'nu«mcirf)cn; 4. abite{)mcit, i>cr}et)rcn ; 5. J\i. E. na(^gebcii, fallen, ftlltcit (VOlt ^Pvetfcn) ; to he in a de- clining state of liealth, bie 2luSSCl)Vltng ftaben ; baf)i;i welfett ; n. a. 1. bcit= gen, neigen ; 2. nietbcn, »cvmcibeu, able^neu; 3. Oram. T. bccHntven, bcugen. DECLINE, s. 1. bie 91etgung {xo. ii.) ; 2. Scrimnbevung, yibndljmc, ber 3>er= fall ; to be on the — , auf bie ?leigc geben; M E. finfcii, (int ^feife) falieu. DECLTVITY, s. bie 5Ibfcl)iif)igfcit, bev *ilbl;ang. DECLIVITOUS, > ad/, ab^cingtg, ab= DECLIVOUS, 5 fc^iiffig- To DECOCT, V. a 1. abficben, todjcn ; 2. »erbauen ; 3. c/i. r. oiisjicfeen. DECOcn'iBLE, adj. »as ft(^ abftcbctt mt DECOCTION, s. 1. i)a$ 91bftcben; 2. bcr31bfub; ba8 5)ecoct, bcv gefodjte 2;ranf. DECOCTTVE, adj. waS f!d) leic^t ab= ftebcn Ici^t. DEC(XrruRE, s. bag ©ecoct, ber 9l0fub, m DECOLLATE, v. a. cnti)an\^Un, flipfen. DECOLLATION, s. bie (5iitl)aiH)tung. DECOLORATION, s. ^ie Siiv-blofigteit, (Sntfiirbuug. To DECOMPOSE, v. a. anflofcn, sfr= fefeen, jerlegen. DECOMPOSITE, adj. jwet )Sla\ jiifant: mciigcfe^t. ■DECOMPOSITION, s. Hi 3""f«fe"«9' ^'luflijfung. To DECOAIPOUND, v. a. I. jU'et 3}Jal jufammeitfefeen ; 2. nUl. Decompose. OECOMPOUND, vid. Decomposite. DECOMPOUNDABLE, adj. aufli5«bar, sevfepar. Ti DECORATE, it. a. jiercn, vfvjicrcn, fcf)mii(fert. DECORATION, s. bit SSerjicvuug, 2)e« cDvation. DECORATOR, .<;. bev SBerjiever, X^ia- tcrmcifler. DECOROUS, {adv. — ly), adj. (tn^iiubig, gejiemeiib. To DECORTICATE, v. a. abfd)alcn, (ll^ rinben. DECORTICATION. . »evminbevu ; li. a. jjermin- bern. DECREASE, .?. bie 5Ibna^me; ba§ Qlb^ ncljineu (be« 9)Jonbe§). To DECREE, v. n. <$• a. 1. Bcfc^IteSen, verovbucu ; 2, juerfennen. DECREE, s. 1. baS Secret, ®cfe^ ; bie SScrorbiiung; ber 33cfd)eib; 2. bcr J1}afbfc6Iu9', bie Sd)irfung; 3. baa 93or|abert. DECREMFxNT, s. 1. bieSIbua^iiie; 2. ber 93crlujl. DECREPIT, adj l^iiifailig, flbgclcbt, fcetagt ; — wit. age, tout 9lUer ^i- 100 To DECREPITATE, v. I, j. CA. T. »er= Vuffen laffen ; n. n. vcrvuffeii. DECREPITATION, .<;. CA. T. bic 93er= ^.niffmig ; baS !jJraffcln. DECREinTNESS, ) s. bie 9ltgelebt[)eit, DECREPITUDE, J baS \p\)t 9lltcr, bic SUtcrfc^TOctclie. DECRESCENT, adj. abiietiuienb. DECRETAL, I. adj. cin Sccrct ent^al= tcnb ; n. s. baS @efe|buc^ ; decretals, pi. bie 3)ecrcta(en, ^1rci)engcfcfee ber erflen ^apftc. DECRETIST, s. bcr 5)ecretift, ber bie Secrctaleu fiubivt, ?el;rer ber 2)ccre= taleu. DECRETORY (adv. — ly), adj. tntf^tU bcnb. DECRIAL, s. bcr iible 9Jiif, bie ?la(^= rcbe. DECRIER, s. bcr Stabler, SScrfc^rcier. To DECRY. V. a. »crfci;reicn, yerrufen, in ^krruf bvingcn. DECUBATION, s. ba« Sflicbcrlcgcn. DECUMBENCE (Decumbency), s. baS Sicgcn, bie i^age. DECUMBENT, adj. licgcitb. DECUMBITURE, s. 1. bic 33cttlagcrig= feit; 2. Astroi. T bnS ,Jtranf^cit«= .0oroSEop. DECUPLE, adj. jcf^ufac^, jc^ufaltig. DECURioN, s. bcr 2)ccurio, >?lufii§rer einer Sccuric. DECURSION, .9. ber QlOIauf. DECURTATiON, s. bag SiBfiirjcn, Otitfecn. , To DECUSSATE, r. a. ftd) frCllJWCifc burd)fc5neiben, fid) freujcii. DECUSSATION, s. bic frcusmcifc 3)iirc^= fdjneibung ; ber 2)urd;fd;ncibung8; ijuitft. DEDALIAN, vid. Djedalian. DEDENTmoN, s. \>i% ilusfallcn, 33er= licreti bcr 3'it>ne. To DEDICATE, ?!.«. 1. ujibmcn, njctficn ; 2. bcbicircn, jufcftrcibcii, jucignen. DEDICATE, adj. gcaubnict, gemcibt. DEDICATION, s. i. btciS5ibmintg ; Wid- ^ung; 2.2)ebication, Biieignii'itg, 3"= fd)rift,3"fi9ni'»3Sfd)vift; — day, bnS (Sd;utl)ci[igenfcft cincr Jlirrbc. DEDICATOR, s. bcr aSibntcnbe, Scbt^ cant. DEDICATORY, ailj. Jlicigucnb; — let- ter, bie 3ueignniigsfd)rtff. DEDITION, s. bie Ucbergate, UeBer^ licferiiitg. To DEDUCE, V. a. I)crleitcn, folgcrn, fcfclicgctt ; ablciten, folgeii laffcii. DEDUCEMENT, s. bfc S'd)lu^foIge. DEDUCIBLE, adj. Ijcrjittcitcn, }u'tc^nc= ^cn. To DEDUCT, V. a. abjicfieu, abiic^mcit, afcrcdjncit ( — from, uon). DEDUCTION, s. 1. bcr Slbjug, bie 91b= rc^uitng ; 2. Sd^liigfolge ; 9lii§fiib= rung, au6fii^rlid)c ^BorftcUnng. DEDUCriVE, adj. ^crsulcitcn, ' Jit fo[= gent ; — ly, adv. folgerungSttieife. DEED, s. i. bie 5;{)at, ^anblung ; 2. Urfunbe, Scfcrift, bas 5)ocumcnt, ber (Soutract; taken in the very — , auf ber Zhat ergriffen; — poll, bcr eiufad)c Kimtract. To DEED. V. a. Jim. boCUlUCntarifc^ iibermadjcn. DEEDLESS, adj. untftatig, tbatcnloS. To DEEM, V. a. bafiir \)Mm, nieiucn, {cr=)ad)ten. DEEP (arfii.— IA-), r. adj. 1. ficf ; 2. fi/r. bnnfcl, ncrborgcn, fd)uier; 3. f^arf= ftd)tig, ticffiunig; 4. fcievlid;, grog ; 5. fc^laii, I'crflecft; (—in ..., flarf in ...); II..?. 1. bie !£iefe- 2. * baS 2JJcer; 3. bie feicrlic^e (SttHe; in the — of night, ntittcn in (in ber 2:obten= flille) bcr Sf^adjt; in the — of winter, mitten im SBinter ; in compos. — draw- ' ing, A'. T. tief tm aSaffet gcfienb ; — drinking, gaming, &c., ba3 ftarh (iibermaf ige) 2;rinfcn, ©vifle"- «• f ». ; — mouthed, von flavfcr (Stim^ ine ; — musing, nac&tienfcnb ; tiefftna nig; a — scholar, ctngriinbli^er ©ea letirter ; — read, fef)r bclefcn ; — sea line, Jv. T. btc grojje ?ot!)lctne; — toned, ticftijnig ; — ly in debt, tief in V-eblcr, '!><[?, a3erfcl)cn; 3. l.t. bic U^erabfiinmnng, ba3 Si^tc^terfc^einctt ypr @crid)t ; in — whereof, in C§r= inangclnng beffcn, unbrigen ^aU«; the dogs are at a — , bic ^unbC ^abCH bic (Spur ucrloren. To DEFAULT, v. n. crmangchi, jn er= fijden unterlaffen. DEFAULTER, s. bcr 2Bortbritct)ige, 9Iu§blcibcnbe. DEFEASANCE, s. L. T. bie 9lnff)cb«ng eincS 25crtrag«, «. f. ». ; 91nniilJation= eiaufel. DEFEASIBLE, aiij. n.m« nngiilti gclbaft, unpoUfidnbig, fi'l)lcrl;aft; 2, tabelnSiBcrtb ; to be — (in), e3 ytrfc^ ' ten, fel)Ien ; — ness s. bie 5y?angcl= baftigfcit. DEFENCE, s. 1. bie 4?crtl)cibignng ; bet Sdinfe, bic Sicftcr^cit; 2. ))///.>. bit 93cfcftignng«funfi ; 3. l. t. bic ®v- genrcbc, Sicc^tfcrtignng ; line of — , bie ®rcn5=2Bad)e, ber (epcrr=)(yor* blW ; 4. defences, s. pi. MU. T. bie 33e< fcfligunggnjerfe ; //. T SSaffen bet Zijikxi. DEFI DEGR DELE DEFENCELESS, aJj. DEFEND, v. a. VCrt^cibigCll ; U' fc^ii^cn (— against, gcgcn)'; ftd;eni, bcwaljren (— from, sor). DEFEND.VBLE, a ntc 3^oreutbaUii1ig. DEFORCUNT, s. /.. T. bcr cttvaS gc= waltfam »oreut[}aU. To DEFORM, v.a. 1. SCrUUflaltcu, t\\\' ftcllcn; 2. entebren, yeruncbrcn. DEFORM, adj. ungcflalt, ungcfialtet, bavlid). DEFORMATION, $. bic Scruufialtung, (Sutflclluug. DEFOR.MED {adv. — i.y), adj. tXlt^tUt, uugefialt, mipgefialtef, ^(iglid^; — ness, s. bie Ungcjlalt^eit, .^iijilKtfeit. DEFORMER, s. bcv Scrunftaltcr. DEFORMITY, s. bic UngeftaUbeif, lln= ge|1a[t,i§at5lic^feit, ®ebrcrbltd)feit. To DEFRAUD, v. a. bctriigen, urn et= iua§ bviugcn, beuorfbcileu. DEFRAUDEU, ... bcr 5?etriigcr. DEFRAUDMENT, s. ber 53etrug ; ba8 Sctriigen. To DEFRAY, v. a. (btc .Sofien bcflrct= ten), bejubien ; to — one's expenses, cincrt fret baltcu. DEFRAYER, ... bcv 91nbcre fret bait. DEFR.A.YMENT, ... bas gveiljaltcit, bie 33eftreitung bcr .toficn. DEFITA'', au^o. fliuf, gcfd^icft, ge= jvanbt. DEFUNCT, adj. oer^orben. r« DEFY, 71.0. 1. bcrau^forbern ; auffpr= bcrn; 2.2;rofe bietcu; .§of)n fprcd)en. DEFYER, ... vid. Defier. DEGENERACY, ...bti 9Iu«artung, (5nt- arlung; iH'rbevbt£)eit; Hi 33cvbcvbeu. To DEGENERATE, v. v. auS ber 9lrt fd)lagen, auSarten (— into, in), ent= arteu. DEGENERATE (adv. — ly), adj. a\lSat= artef, eutartet, »erberbt, nicbng, fd)anblid) ; —ness, s. bic 9Iu«artuugi bag 9^evbcrbni§. dp:gene«ation, s. bie 9hi«artuug, gutartung. DEGENEROUS (adv. — ly), adj. 1. eut= artct ; 2. niebrig, unwiirbig, uncbcl. To DEGLUTINATE, v. a. (bag @clctm= tc) abvcitjcn. DEGLUTITION, s. ba§ Sc^tudcn, a3er= fd)lurfen. DEGRADATION, s. 1. bic 9lbfe^ung, ©ntfc^nng sou eincr 3Burbe ebcr C?bve; (Siihuiivbiguug; ^ntebvung; (Jruiebvtgung; .Pieruttterfc^ung, .^cv^ abnjiirbtguug ; 2. (Sutarhnig'; 3. t. bie 9lb)1ufung (allmaljltgc S^wcU c^ung) ber Sarben unb be« iid)ts. To DEtniRADE, v. a. 1. fetucr SEitvbcH unb ebven cntfe&cn, lerabroiivbigen, ernicbrigen, entc^ren; 2. scrrtngcrn. DEGRADEMENT, s. bteSlbfc^ung, (Snt= fe^ung. DEGREE, s. 1. bie (Sfufc, bcr ®rab, ©c^ritt; 2. <5tanb, 3fiang; 3. t. bie Sntcroaltc; a— of latitude or lonf;i- tiide, cin @rob ber 33reitc cbcr bcr Scingc; to a — , gennffcrmaticu ; in the highest — , im bijd)ftcn ©rabc; bj — s, ftufcnweifc, aHmabltg. DEGUSTATION, s. bag JloftCtt. To DEHORT, v. a. wibcrvat^cn, abra= tben, abmabncrt. DEHORTATION, s. haS 3Sibcrrat[;en, Slbratben, bie 9lbma^uung. DEHORTATORY, adj. unbervat:^enb abrat^enb. DEHORTER, s. ber 9lbra(f;cube. DEiciDE, s. 1. ber ©ottesmorb; 2, ©ottcSmSrbcr. DEiFic, adj. ijcrgoftcmb. DEIFICATION, s. bic SJcrgiUtcruug. DEIFIER, s. bcr SScrgiJttei-cr, @i)§cu= bicufr. DEIFORM, adj. eiuc giUtHd)e ©cflall l)abtni>, @ott at)nlid), giUtli*. 7o DEIFY, V. a. 1. ycrgottcrrt ; 2. ubcr= mii^ig loben, er£)ebcn. To DEIGN, V. 1. 11. Juiirbtgen, gerubcn, belieben ; ii. a. ucrftatten, gewa^ren, criauben, bewiUigen. DEIPAROUS, adj. e'iuen ®Ptt gebarenb, gpttgebiireub loon ber Sungfrau Wm-- ria). DEISM, s. ber ©PtfeSglaube (obne ©lauben an Dffcnbaruiig),2)ciSmuo. DEIST, ... ber Scifi. DEISTICAL, adj. bciftifd). DEITY, ... bie ©otibett, ber ®pft. To DEJECT', V. „. !'ieberfd)lagen, trau^ rig Dbcr mut^Icg mad)en. DEJECl' [adv. — ly), adj. vid. Dejected tc= ben, anflebcu laffen ; anff;atten, bin= batten; n. ». jpgevn, jaubcrtt'. DELAY, s. bcr 5?ev5ug, bie iBcrjoge^ rung, ber 9lufrd)ub, bie griftuerlau= gernng; ber 9lufentbalt; without — , iiuyenvcilt, unyev^iiglid). DELAYER, s. 1. bcf 3«nberev, 3ogc= rer; 2. ber 33erfd)icbcr. DELAYMENT, s. bcr 9(uffc|)ub, ba» ^tnbcrni^. DELEBLE, adj. yevICfdjbav. DELF/.TABLE {adv. — ly), adj. Crgo^J lic^, erfrcnlid), angencfjm ; —ness, ... bie 9Innebmlid)Ecit', (Srgp^ticbfett. DELECTATION, s. bie (Srgij^uitg, bai 93cvgniigcn, bie ?ufi. DELEGACY, s. vid. DELEG.'kTiON. • To DELEGATE, v. a. 1. abfcubcrt (mtt cinent 9(uftrage), abprbucu, beypll^ macf)tigen ; 2. iibevtritgen, beauftra. gen. 101 DELI DEMA DEMO DELEGATE, I. mlj. ahc^eothiit, itwU- madjtigt; u. s. ber Slljgcorbiiftc, 2)e= 'yjat; court of delegates, Hi ^tpuUX' ipii, (lommifftcii. IjF.i.egation, s. 1. bic Slbfcnbutt)^ ; "^Ibinbuinij^, ^-BcyoUmaditiijuiig ; 5lii= UH-ifinij] ; 2. />. 7'. 1)clc(3atiDii/Ufbei'= ivctfiing; 3. bie Slbgcorbnetcn. DELETERIOUS, adj. f^ablid), vcvbevb: lid), tobtlid), fliftiiv DELETION, s. bie i)lll'5Uif(tuni]. DEi-ETORY, a>ij. bag 3Ui«Iofd)ciibe. DELF or DELF-WARE, s. bag 5)elffer= Scitj], (Stciitgut, Jpalbporsdlait, bie To DELIBERATE, r. a. &■ n. 1. Xatf)' Utlrtijeit, bevatben (— on.iiber), iibfi'= lC(5Cii, crmagcii ; 2. jbgevit. DELIBERATE {ado. — ly), adj. bcbac{)t= faiii, befoniifit, bebiidjtig, aovftd)tig; iimftc^tig; faltbHiHg; — ness, s. bie 58i>baci}tfamfeit, in-bacl)tigEcit, 58e= foitneitbeit, aSoi'ftd)tigfeit, Uin)id)ttg= ffit, JlaltbliitigfeiL DELIBERATION, s. bie 53crat^fd)Ia= guitg, Ucbcvlcgung, (5oitfcrcii5. DELIBERATIvk {adr. — ly), adj. be= vatbfd)lagciib, iibevlcgeiib, iiberlegt, uorfa^tid). DELIBERATIVE, s. bie (luiiubrtdie) SSerat^fc^iagung. DELICACY, s. 1. ber SBo^Igefc^mai; 2. bie Sccfcr^aftigfeit; ?ccfcret; 3. getnbeit, 3<'i"f')cit! 4. SlieblidjEeit; Ricrli^feit; 5. fir. 3)clica:effc, baS 3avtgefiif)l; bie ©miJfiublic^Eeit j 6. 3c^mad)e. DELICATE (adij. — ly), adj. i. fofilic^, Itcbiid; («oit ®efd)ntacf J ; 2. Icrfer ; 3. feu!, jart, jiirtiir^; nicb(id) ; 4. fciii fii!)(eiib ; cfcl, cmpfiiiblid) ; 5. fi^clig, mifjlid) ; — noss, s. bie 3"i"t= bcit, ^artlir^Ecit; 9Ucblid)fcitj (Saiiftmiitt). DELICIOUS {ndn. — ly), adj. fi,>|l!i(^, ticblid), bfi'vlid;, angeuebiti; — ness, s. bie 8icblid)Ecit, ?uft, SIBoniic. DELIGATION, s. s. T. bag 3«biubcn ; a^erbtiiben. DELIGHT, s. bag aSevgiiiigeit, 2Boblbe= bageit, bie l)ot)e Wreiibe, iu\t, SBouiie, Srgi5]&ung ; bag (S'lttjitdFeii ; to take — in, tciii aBoblgcfallcn baben an ... . To DELIGHT, v. I. a. yerguiijUMt, eifrciu fii, crgb^eit; li. n. feiii ^ijergniigcn (in, an etwagl pvllbcil ; to — in hunt- ing, feiite i!ii(t an ber 3agb fiabeit ; to — in mLscliief, fd^abcilfrob fc*.)!!. RELIGHTED, adj. uergtiiigt, freubcii: ooU ; to be — at, etitjiirft feiin iibec. . ; feiu aSergniigeii an etroag ftnbcii. DELIGHTER, s. bcr Srcube woraii fiit= bet, ftc^ an ctivag ergij^t. DELIGHTFUL {adv. — ly), adj. CrgB|= licfe, aiigcne[)m ; — ness.s. bi'e@rg5^= licbfett, 'ilitue^mlidifeit. DELIGHTLESS, adj. fvcubclllog. DELIGHTSOME («dB.— ly), adj.— ness, vid. Delightful, &c. DELiNEAMENT, s. bag ©cmalbc, bie Sciitiiutig. To DELINEATE, v. a. i. ^Ctl^nen, Cllt= wcrfcn, abrcticn ; 2. fcbilbeni, maleit. DELINEATION, s. 1. ber Sii^, (Snt= ivnirf, bie 3ft4)tiuug ; 2. Scbtlberiiitg. i)Rl,iNEATORY,n'//.')ieid)tieub, ffiS5cn= baft, im Sntwiirfc befinblirf). •ji^LiNauENCY. .». bag SSerbrectcn, bie Uebeltbat, SJJiffetbat. 'jELTNaUENT, s. ber QScrbrec^er, Ue= beltbciter, SJiffctbater. 7V< DELIQIJATE (Deliukiate), v.n.&-a. fif^ auflbfen, fliifftg iverben, fc^mel= jeit, ^ergcben. DELiaUATION (Dehqhiation). s. bag i£rf»neljen, 3erget)en. bie 5HujJ6fung. 102 Tu DELiaUESCE, r. v. biurf; 3IuePrI= lung an bie iuft fd)nici5cn. DELiauESCENCE, s. bag ©tfimelsen biivcb 9lneftellung an bie ^'uft. DELiauESCENT, adj. buvd) SlusficUung an bie ?nft fc^jnicljenb. DELiauiUM, ,9. 1. ch. T. bag 3erflic= fjcn; 2. bie Dbitmac^t, SSctaubung. DELIRIOUS, adj. \. vbnntaftreub ; 2. ivabnftnuig, abcnin^ig. DELiRiousNESs, s. ber 5Ibern.nfe, 28al)nftnii. DELIRIUM, s. bie ®eiftcgabft)effnf}eit, bcr Sjyabnftnn. DELITESCENCE, s. bic 3iiritcfgcsDgcn= beit; 33crbcrgenl)cit (W. ii.). To DELIVER, v. a. i. iibergcben, ubcr= veid)cu, iiberlaffeu ; Hefcrn, uberlte= fn'n, cinbiinbigen, jiiftclicn; einrei= d;en, eingebcn ; abgebeu ; 2. augri^= ti-n (a message, eiuc Sgotfc^aft); 3. aiiitern, angcben, uortragen, ablcfen, bevfageu, l>ilten (a discourse, cine 9lc= be) ; 4. frci laffcn, bcfrcien, crlijfcn, cvvettcn (— from, son) ; 5. to — (a woman in labour), cntbiubcn, acC0U= ffiircn ; to be delivered (of a child), cntbunbeu n.ievbc!i, nicbcrfommen ; (cilice J^inbeg) gencfcn ; to he deliver- ed, M. E. julicfern (coittrabirte2Baa= ren) ; to be deIiA*red in eight days, ill od)t S^agen ?icfcr=3cit; to — intrnst„ anycrtrauen ; to — oiie's thoughts, fci= ne 9)?eilUing iinfjcrnf he delivers him- self very well, cr i)at cincit gnten 2]or= trag, briidt ftd) gut ang | to — over, to — up, iibcrlicfern, augltcfcrn, iibcr= gebeti, iiberlaffon, nufgcben. DELIVERABLE, adj. JV. E. JU licfcm (contrabirte aBaavcii). DELIVER.VNCE. s. 1. bic SScfrciung, ©rlijfung ; 2. (§ntbinbnng. DELIVERER, .«. 1. bcr 'Bcfrctcr, @rret= ter; 2. C?r5al)lcr, 3>Prti-agenbe; 3, Ucbcrlicfercr ; 9lngliefcrer. DELIVERY, .s. 1. bic Ucbcrgabc, Uebcr= liefcrung, Sicfcrung; 2. 5leupernng, bcr 23ortrag ; 3. bie ikfrciung, (5r= rettung ; 4. Sntbinbung, 9tieber'funft ; for — , auf Sicferung ; — weight, M. E. bag auggebenb^e ®cmid)t. DELL, s. bag Xbiii; bie ©rube. DELPII, s.vil. Delk. DELTOID, adj. bcltafinMiiig. DELUDABLE,«jj.lctrf)t JU btntcrgcbcn. To DELUDE, v. a. Ijintcrgcljcu, bctrit= gen, tanfc^cn. DELUDER,s. bcr 53ctn'igcr, QScrfii^rcr. DELUGE, s. bic Ucbcrfci!)mcnimung, ©iinbftutb. To DELUGE, v. a. 1. itiitcr SBaffcr fc= ^cn, iibcifctwemnten ; 2. fg. ub.er= tvaltigen, nieberbriidcn. DELUSION, .1. i. bcr 93etrug, bie i'salfd^bfit; 2. 2;anfd)nng, ber 3rr= tb"m, bie JBlcnbung; 3. bag 58Icnb= wcrf. DELUSIVE {adK. — ly), adj. betn'iglifb ; »crfanglic^ ; — ness, «, bic 33ctrii'glic^= leit. DELUSORY, adj. betri'tglid;. To DELVE, V. a. grabeit. DELVER, s. bcr ©rcibcr. DEMAGOGUE, s] bcr 3)emagog, (anf- ritbrcrifd^e) g3oIf»rebner, yihfiibrcr eincr SSoIfgjjartci. DEMAGOGiCAi., adj. bciitagogifcb, aufs riibrerifcf). DEMAIN, s.bte3)oiiianc, bag frcic (5rb= gut, frcie ©ninbcigcntijum, Sanbct- gcntbunt. To DEMAND, c. a. 1 , forbcm, bcgcbrcu, yerlangcn (— of, »on) ; 2. fragen ; 3. L. T. in 5Infprud) ncbnicn, bctangcn. DEMAND, .f. 1. bagS^cgcbvcn, 5;erian= gen ; bie Sorberung ; 2. i^rage, ??ad)= frage; m.e. ber 'c3Baaren=)^cge^r, .^Bcbarf; 3. /,. t. bcr Slnftmid^; m £-.?. articles of — , gaugbarc 3i5aareui 51rtifcl ; much in — , ftarf in Srage, febr gcfudjf. DEMANDABLE, adj. (SDn Sdiutbcn) bie eingcforbcrt ibcrbcn fonuen, frags bar. DEMANDANT, s. berSorbcrcr,,t(agcr. DEMANDER, s. bcr Scrbcrcr, Stager; Dlac^frager. . DEM.\NDRESS, s. bic J?Iagtrinit, 53itt:^ ftcUcriun. DEMARCATION, s. 1. bag 33cgren5eit, bie ^.^Ibgrcnjung ; 2. bic ©renjc; (line of — ), bic ©rcujlinic, Sd)eibe= linie. DEMEAN, 1. s. sjn^.+bic 3J}iene ; bag aScnebmcit, SSetragcn ; 2. — , m- De- means, s. pi. vid. Demxin. To DEMEAN, v. n. {rejl. — one's self), ftc^ beuebmeii, bctragen, yer()altcn. DEMEANOR, .9. bag 53Vtrageii, ^encf)* metf, aScrbalteu. To DEMENTATE, v. 'a. toll macbcil. DEMENTATE, adj. wabufiniiig, toll. DEMENTATiON, s. bag 5:oUmad)cn. DEMERIT, .9. bic 3]crfc^ulbniig, «?cvgc» bung, bag a3crfd)nlbcn. DEMERSED, adj. untcrgctaud;t, erfciuft. DEMERSION, s. 1. bic'llntcrtaudjung, ©rfaufung ; 2. ck. T. bag ^^crfcfeen einer ^Irjcnct in cine nufliSfcnbe^luf- ftgfcit. DEMESNE, s. vid. Demain. DEMI, panic, in compos, ^alb ; GuU. T-s. — cannon, bic b^tlbc Jtart^aUUf ; — canncm lowest, bcr 30-$flinbcr ; — cannon ordinary, ber 32-i|Jfiillber ; — cannon of the greatest size, bcr 36-= 5pfiinber; demi-castor. cin ^6alb=6a3 ftorbut ; — chase-boots, eiue 9lrt .§alb* ftiefdn jiini 9icitcn ; — cro.ss, JV. r. ein ©onncn= iinb (Stcrncnbiibenmcfs fcr ; Oun. T-s. — culverin, bic i^Mt i5elbfd)lange ; — cannon of the loieest size, ber O-SPfiiuber ; — cannon ordi- nary, bcr 10- big 11-^sfiJnber; — cannon elder sort, ber 12- big 13-5pfiin= bcr; demi devil, bcr i^albtcufel ; — god, bcr.GalbgPtt ; — i.sland, bicgal^s tnfel; —John, bic Jtorbflafcbc ; — lance, bte furje Sanjc ; ©ntcrpicle ; — man, bcr .^alblticufd) ; — quaver, Mas. T. bicSccl)5eI)nt^eiluotc: — rep, cin graucnjimnier you ju^eifclfiaftcni diwf ; — semi-quaver, Jffus. T. bit 3»eiunbbreitligtbeiIuote: -wolf, bcr 9Eiilfgbunb. DEMISES. 1. bcr .Ciintritt, bag .§iu= fcbeibcn, ''.Jlbfterbcn (beg .ft&nigg), lie: bergcbcn (bcr ttrcne) ; 2. S'crpacb^ ten, aScrmacben. To DEMISE, V. a. scrvadjfcu, yerniie= tbcn ; to — by will, tcftantcutarif^) yermacben. DEMISSION, s. bic Slbfc^ung, ®ntfc= ^ung, ©ntfaffung. DEMOCRACY, .s. bie Scmofratic, aSolteregicrung. DEMOCRAT, I ^ 3)enio!rat DEMOCRATIST, j *■ *" -4JCiiiwtrai. DEMOCRATICAL (— ic ; adu. — ly) adj. bcmofratifc^. To DEMOLISH, v. a. nicbcrrcifjcn, ctH' reipen, fd)leifen, jcrftorcn, ju ®runb ricbtcn. DEMOLiSHER, s. bcr 3crf^brer, SSer-. wiiftcr. DEMOLISHMENT, «. bie Scrwiiftiiug, 3crfli.>rung, ber aScrfalf. DEMOLITION, s. bic i)iicbcrrcifiing, bag (Sinrciticn, Slbbrccben, bie 3*t- prung. DEMON, s. bcr Samon. DEMONIAC, ) ,. i i.,,aif^. •> DEMONIACAL [ tefVfTc 1^ ' ^ ' DEMONIAN. ) '■MMIf"- DENO DEMONIAC, s. bcr Sefcffcw. uEMONocRAcy, s. Hi ©fiflcrflewalt, 2;cufc(«m(irf)t. OKMONOLATRY, x. bie 33cvc^rimg be§ XfufeU, bcr Sieufcl^bicnft. IJEMONOLOCY, s. bie Samonologie, S*fbve CPU ^^amoiicii, ©ciftcvlt-^rc. DEMONOMiST, s. ber bent Seufcl ^v* gebeite. DEMOXOMY, s. bie.^cvrfd)aft beS 3:eu= fcls. DEMONSTRABLE (adv. — ly), adj. iV- WiisUd), bcweilbav, barlcgbar, un- Iciigbav; — ness,s. bie 6"n»et§ltc^fett, Unliiugbavfcit. To DEMONSTRATE, v. a. erWCtfeit, it- wctfeit, bavtl)uit. DEMONSTRATION, s. bct ©eWciS, bic 53cwctsfii[)ruug, ber ^vwetS, bie S3e= M'etfung. DEMONSTRATIVE, adj. 1. beweifeub ; biinbig, iiberseugcnb ; 2. Gram. T. binrocifcnb ; — pronouns, I;iitnjeifenbe gitvtrovtcr ; (— ly, adv.) burc^ 23e= tuctfe, uiilaugbar. DEMONSTRATOR, s. bct S3ewet«fii5= rev, ©ifliiver. DEMONSTRATORY, aiij. ubevi(citgenb. DEMORALlZATiON. s. bie @ntftttli= d)uitg, Sittctiycrfrf)Iecl;teniiig, {Snt- artuitg. To DEMORALIZE, v. a. fltteitloS Wd- c^en, fiUfittlictjeit, »erfci)[«c^tent. DEMULCENT, adj. liuberiib, mtlbcnib, envcicbcnb. To DEMUR, V. V. L. T. 1. @tnnjeiibim= gcit macbcit; 2. i^tbenfltc^feit au= igcin, jwfifelit, ftocfeii, 3lufianb «e{)= men ; 3. auffcf)iebeit. DEMUR, s. 1. bie Scbenflicbfeit, bcr ^weifcl ; 2. 3luffc^ub, SScrjug. DEMURE {adv. —i.Y),adj. cbrbav, Crilfl, »tnf}t)aft, gefe^t, gra»itatifd>, fitt= f«m ; — ness. s. bie ©niftbafttrifeit, ©efcfetbett, ^h-auiKit, ©teiff)cit. DEMURRAGE, s. M. E. ias Siegcgelb. DEMURRER, s. L. T. 1. ber 3lllffct)ub ; 2. ber 3vn§ fic^ bcjcir^ntit Icigt, jintcvfrf;eibbar. DENOTATiOxN, s. bie S3cjcid;iiung; Shigabe. DENOTATIVE, adj. tc8cici)UCUb. To DENOTE, v. a. bCJCtC^IieU, aitJCt^ gcii, anbcutcii, bcbcutcii. DENOTEMENT, «. bic S3e5cic^nuiig, giujcige. DENOUEMENT, s. (fraiijijftfd;) bic ^utaMtfcIiiug (etiieS Srama). To DENOUNCE, v. a. 1. antiiitbtgcii, aufagcii; 2. (ofciitlici)) ritgeu, fcinc Sttmmc gcgeit ctwaS er^cbeii; ucr= flagcii ; 3. bebrof)cn. DENOUNCEMENT, s. 1. bic 5lltfiinbi: giiiig, Slitfage; 2. Slntlage, 3Jiigc. DENOUNCER, .9. 1. bcr Sliifagcr, '^ln= fiiiibiger, aScrfiinbigcr ; 2. yingcbcr : 3. SJiigcr. DENSE, «rf;. btd)t. " DENSENESS, \s. bic Stc^t^fit, 2ic[;: DKNSITY. S tigfcit. DENT. .s. bie Jtcrbc, bcr @inf(f)nttt. To DENT, V. a. fcrbcit, aii§Ecrbeii, ml-. jacfcit. DExNTAL, L adj. JU bClt S'ib'lf" <^'^\^- rig ; — letter, ber 3 ; II- s. bic 3'i^iiff^nfiJc» JJJccrrij^rc, SBunnriibre. DEiNTATE (— ed), \ adj. gcjabtlcU, DENi'ED, 5 au^gcjacft.jadig. DENTICLE, \ s. Jirch. T. bcr 3ill)ll= di-;ntil, S fd)iiitt, Jlalberjabn. DENTELLI, s. ;,/. Jtrch. T. Jtalbcr^ Sabiic; fep<»"'f»fi>Vfe "'tt foritit(;i= fd)cii ®cftmfe. Dl^TICULATED, adj. gcja^liclt, aul= gc^acft. DENTICULATION, y. ba§ 5Iti«geja(fte, ©cjabiite. DENTIFRICE, s. Hi BaTntmittfl, 3abnViiloer, 3abiioi)iat, 3abn«)affer. DENTIST, *•. bcr 3af)uav}t. DENTITION, s. baS 3af)iicn. To DENUDATE, \ v. a. Clltblogcit, bc= T,; DENUDE, S I'anbcn. DENUDATION, s. bic (5iitblopuiig,Sc= raubuitg. To DENUNCIATE, v. a. 1. (ctnCH ici @cvi(i)tj aiigebcii, auflagcit ; 2. brD= f)ClI. DENUNCIATION, 5. 1. bic 5l!lfiinbi= gang, 21ubrpl)ung; bic iiffcntlicfcc Sc£aitiitmad;uiig, fcicrlic^e (5rHa= vuiig ; 2. L. T. bie 3lutlage, baS ain= gebcn. DENUNCIATOR, .9. 1. bcr 9Iiifiinbigcr, SBcrEiiiibiger ; 2. ^Jlngebcr, Scuui:= ciaiit. DENUNCIATORY, a/lj. broI)Cllb. To DENY, ». a. i. liiugticii, yevlaug= itcn, ocniciiicit ; 2. yerfagcn, »eV= ivcigcrit, (ibfcljlageit; to —by oath, abfcbworcn. To DEOBSTRUcri', v. a. (baS 33erjlojjf- tc) iiffticti. DEOBSTRUENT, I. adj. Med. T. pfF= ncnb ; u. s. Med. T. baS Deffiuuiggs mtttcL DEODAND, .9. /,. T. buS I'cvfallcitc cbcr ycnrivfte ®iit. To DEOXIDATE, v. a. Ch. T. CntfiiUCrtl, som Saijcrftoffc bcfrcicii. DEOXYDATION, s. CA. T. bic ^ntfauc= vung, QScfrciiiug «om Saiicrftoffe. To DEPAiNT, v.a.i. nbniatcit, malen ; 2. fie. fci;i[bcnt, bcfrtjvcibcii. DEPAINTER, s. + bcr ?JiaIcr. To DEPART, V. n. i. frf)cibcu ; Wcggc= belt, abgcl)cit, abrcij'cii; abfcgeln; meiitfii, abftcbcn ; ucrlaffeti; 2. verfdjcibeit, flcrbcit; to — for..., abrafcn nad) . . . ; to —this iife,auS bicfer SBclt gcbcii ; to — from, »on (twas abgcbcii, abivctcl)cn. DEPARTMENT, s. l.ba« ^evavtcnteut DEPO bcr Mvdi ; 2. bn§ (93cnvrtltiiiig^=/ Sad), bcr @cfd>iftSfvciS. DEPARTURE, s. 1. bn« Sycggcbcii, bt< Slbrcifc, bcr i!lbfcl)icb ; bic 93erlaf= fiuig; 2. bcr 2'ob, baS .§infd)cibcit 3. jv. T. bcr Uutcvfchicb tti ber aftro injmifd)cn Saugc; letter of—, M. E bcr SScrtrcrf=Sricf. DEPASCENT, adj. abwcibtiib, flbfrcffcnb. To DEPASTURE, v. I. a. abmcibcii, ab' fvcffcit ; II. 11. »ctbcit, grafcii. To DEPAUPERATE, «. a', avilt «iad)C!t. To DEPEiND, K. 71. 1. bcruiitcr= obcr l;cr= abbaiigcit; I)aitgcn, fd;mcbcit; 2. uncntfcf)icbctt fcnii; 3. to — upon (on), WW ctwa^ 'abf)aiigcii, ober ah^ biiiigig' fo;ii> bent aiigc^Lireit, sitge= bin-cu; 4. fid) aiif etjun« ocrlaffcu, fic^ gctroftcil; he has little to — upon, cr \)3n SBrcnnfioff bcfrcicn. To DEPICT, Iv.a. 1. malcit, ab= To DEPICTURE, S malcn, vortraiti= rcu; 2. fiir. fd)ilbcnt. To DEPiLATi; ?•. «. btc .§aarc anS^ ranfen, entl)aarcn. DEPUTATION, .9. ba« 2Bcgi:cI)incu obet 9Iu«fallcit bcr i^aarc. DEPILATORY, adj. bic .gaarc wcgnel;= nicnb. deplaNTATION, s. bic aScr^flansiing, 93crfe^iing. depletion, .9. bie 5tn«tccr«ng. deplorable (adr. — ly), adj. bc= flagcn§ti)iirbtg, bcflagcn^iycrtb, trau= rig,{i;iglic{), rletib, boffinntg^IoS; — ness, ,9. ber benagcuSa'crtbe 3iift'int>, bie .Slciglicbfeit, bas ©[cub. deploration, s. bag Sgcflagcn, Se^ jammern. To deplore, ». a. bctraurcu, Uwtu ncn, bcflagen, bcjaninicrn. deplorer, s. bcr i^cweincnbc. r« deploy, v. a. Mil. T. bcplO!;ircn, entwidcln. deplumation,s. 1. ba« 91iu«rin,ifcnbcr gcbcru; 2. Med. T. ba-3 lidnucllcn bcr 9lugciilicbcr, iicrbiinbcu mit bent 2tu§falicu bcr Sliigeiibvaucn. To DEPLUME, v. a. VllpfCll (Scbcrn), aiisntpfcn. DEPONENT, .9. i. L. T. bcr bcctbcte Bcuge, Seponcnt, -.»lu6fagcr; 2. Oram. T. ba« ScpOHClK'. To DEPOPULATE, v. I. a. Cnttuilfcflt ucrbccrcn; 11. n. cntoijltcrt ft'crbcn. DEPOPULATION, s. bie (SutjjDlferutig 93crbccrung. DEPOPULATOR, .9. bcr CfntyOIfcntlt 33crbccrfr, ^Seraniftcr. To DEPORT, V. a. i. bu'libtrtl.?^!^ ic:- DEPR DERI DESE fdiaffcn ; 2. (rrtatton, 93ertaiiuuni], (2aubc5=)i>crweifun3. DEPOSABLi^ ojij. l.megnctjinbav, cnt= jtefitmv ; 2. nbfc^bar. DEPOSAL, s. tie St^voiicntfcfeuitg, 916= fcfeung. To DEPOSE, 7!. a. 1. itiebcrfcfecit; 2. abfc^cu, eutfe|cit, cnttl^roiicn ; 3. (also n.) (ctbltd;) ausfasjfii, jcuijcii, PEPOSER, s. eincv, bcv abfcfet; bcr (S'utfefeer. To DEPOSIT, V. a. 1. ablciicit, nnk= a,en ; 2. nifbcrtcgcn, I;intcvk'iicii, bc= ijonivcit. /)EPOS[T. s. 1. bai iiicbei-gclcgle, an= »crti-aute @ut, 5)Sfanb ; 2. bas 3ln= gelb ; 3. bcv a>cvnjaf)viiitij«ovt. DEPOSITARY, s. ber 3)cvofitar, 3Scv= nja^rev (eincv i^tntci-Iagc). DEPOSITION, s. 1. /.. 7'. btc Bfl'af"= misfaflf, S)cVpfitton; 2. 5Ibfe^iing, K'litfc^iiitg, euttf)vonuii(5 ; 3. 9lie= berleijmig ; to make a — upon oath, cine yiu8fai]e ctblicf) crbavteu. DEPOSITORY, s bcv 33evn5a()run^«ovt ^Itt'bcflasjcovt. DEPaSITUM, s. vid. Deposit. DEPOT, s. mod. baS 2^fp0t, bic -Rifs berliii^e. DEPRAVATION, s. bie 5BevfcI)Itmmc= vutii]^ bas 3?cvbevbcii ; btc iBevi>erbt= f)ctt' ; bic ©ittavtuiu], ^luiJavtiiiig. To DEPRAVE, v. a. »cvfc{)limnicnt, scrberbcn, uevfalfd)eii, vicvful}reii. DEPRAVED (ado. — ly), adj. «CVbpr= bcii, yevbevbt, seifii^vf, ciitartet; — ness, s. bie $erbcrbtl)ett; ^BcvfaU f*un(5. DEPRAVEMENT, s. ba« iScrbcibiitg, ^vcrbcrbcn. DEPRAVER, s. bcr 93crbcrbcr, 33cifal= fctjcv, 93cvfii^i"ci-. DEPRAVITY, s. btc 9?crbovben^ett, 33erberbt()ctt, ba§ 33ci-Dcvbctt. 7>. DEPRECATE, v. a. 1. abbittCH, VCV= bitteu ; 2. bcbaiicni. DEPRECATION, s. bic Qlbbittc. DEPRECATIVE (— tory), ndj. abbit= teiib ; - letter, bie fctjrtftitd^c 9lb= bittc. DEPRECATOR, s. bcr 91bbtUer. To DEPRECIATE, v. I. a. 1. ))(tmUX' fc'^cii, (ben 5Prci«) cnitcbvigcit, ucr= rtiiflcni, abiviirbigcit; 'i. ^cving fd)a%ctt, ttcvad)tcu; ii. n. (im $reife) fiiifeii, fallen. (DEPRECIATION, s. bie .gcrabfcfeung, ilcracbttntg, K'ntwcrtbung; M. E. ^Bcvminbcrnng (bcr iprciu-). To DEPREDATE, v.a.i. ^Uiiubcm, raU= ben ; 2. verjebren. OEPRED.\TION. s. 1. baS 5)?Iunbcrit, SJanbcn ; 'ilufbringcn (uon (£d)iffcn), bic gapcrei; 2. 93ierfc^linguni], a3er= jcbvung. DEPREDATOR, s. bcfJRaubcr; SBcr^ |d)uugcr. To DEPREiiE.VD, v. a. 1. cn^rcifen, cr= tnVVen, trc ffen, fangcu ; 2. auSfinbtg ntac^cn ; cnlbecfen. ' DEPREHENSIBLE, adj. jn ertapVcn; nucntbecfcn; — ncss, s. bic SOJiJglid;: fcit crfappt jn merben. DEPREiiENSioN. .s. bie grtappung, (Srgreifung ; ^ntbccfunjV To DEPRESS. V. a. 1. tiicbcrbviicfen, ntcbcrbiegcn, bevunfcvlaffcn ; 2. jig. uicbcvfd)Iagcn, bcniiitbii^cn ; De- pressed, jmrl. At R. gcflinfcit (ri">tt ^rcifcn), gcbviicft. 104 DEPRESSION, s. 1. itc 9tiebevbrii= (funrt, bcf 2)rucf, bic ^crtiefnng ; 2. fis- ^rnicbi'tgung, 5)cmittbi3nng ; 3. 9'Iicbcrgefd)Iagcnf)cit; 4. m. e. \>aS SaUen, Sinfcn (bcv '^Jvcife) ; 5. ji/^. T. ba« 5(bfiirjcn ; 6. jist. T. bie (5-nt= fcrnnug cinc!§ StcvneS untct bent .^orisout. DEPRESSIVE, adj. ntebcrbvitcfcnb ; uiebevfd)lagcnb. DEPRESSOR, .9. 1. bcvS'licbcvbvucfer; UntCVbviicfcV ; 2. a T. Inlso Depri- nient) bic iitcbcvjtcbcnbc 9)hi§fcl. DEPRIVABLE, adj.' bCV ©utjicbung itiitcvwprfcn, bcvanv^ar, cnt5tel)bar. DEPRIVATION, s. 1. tie iBcvmtbung ; berSSevlnfl; 2. />. r. tie ^(itfcfeuug (cincs @ciftlid;en). To DEPRIVE-, v.a. 1. bcvaubcn, bcne|= men, cntjtcbcn;,2. cutfijjen; to — one of a thing, ctncnt cteaS nebmctt, entsichcn, cinen urn ctmai bringcn. DEPRIVEMENT, *. icii (SllctbCU Ct= nes ^Bcvluftc^, bie ikvaubuag, bcr •3ScrIuft. DEPTH, s^ 1. bic 2;tcfc; 2. bcr 9lb= grnnb ; 3. bie iSlitU ; 4. fg. 3)un= !clt)cit> 5. bcv (2d;arfftun; 3:;tef= jtnn ; to be mit of — . b'cn @vnnb (SBobcn, tm SBaffev) ycrlorcn \)ciU\\ ; the — of a battalion, bic 9lllSab[ bCV btntcv cinanbcr jtcbcnben ©licbcr ; in the — of winter, nitttcu im3Bintcv. DEPULSION, s. bus 2i5egftoVeu, a5cv= tvciben, 9(btvcibcn. DEPULSORY, a^j. wcgflogcnb, n.'cg= tveibcnb, nbtvcibenb. To DEPURATE, v. a. rciiugcn, lauicrn. DFJ'URATION, s. 1. bic SJciniguiig, Sautcvnng ; 2. 5. t. iaS SUi'Scltcrn. DEPURATORY, adj. vciuigcnb, ldu= tevnb. DEPUTATION, s. 1. bic 9lbfenbitng, 9Iborbnung; 5)cvutatton; 2. btc 9lbgcpvbnc'ten. To DEPUTE, J), a. aborbncn, abfcnbcn (iiiit ^^ollmac^t), bc'.'pUma4)ttgcn. DEPUTY, s. 1. bcv 5)c).nttirte, 91bgc= ovbnete, 9lbgefanbtc ; 53cypIImaa)= tigte ; 2. (SteUuertvctcr ; to cause a thing to bo done by — , Ctwa§ (cin ©efc^aft) burd) cincn (ctclbcvtretcv scrric^tcii laffcn ; lord — . bcr f pnig= lid)e Stattijaltcv, Siccfonig ; — governor, bcr Untevftattbiiitcv ; — manager, bcr SiiccbivcctPV; — post- master, bcv ^45o)"l»cnvaUcr. To DERANGE, v.a. 1. iu Unprbnnng bringcn ; 2. ben ©cifi jcvviittcn. DERANGED, adj. jevriUtct, «5a{)nfinnig; DERANGEME.NT. .•;. 1. bic Unorbnnng, Scrrcirrnng; 2. ©ciftcgjcvviittung. DERELICT, I. adj. scvlaffcn, licgcn gebliebcn; ll. derelicts, (derelict lands) s. pi. ucvfaffene, bervcnlpfc ©i'ttcr. DERELicriON, s. 1. bie SSevlaffung; Sevlaffcn[)cit. To DERIDE, -B. a. ycvlac^cn, »cvfppt= ten, vierbij()ncn. DERiDER, s. 1. ber ©pptter; 2. <2l.ia^»pgel, Spoffcnrei^cr, gufligma^ (|er. DERIDINGLY, adn. flJOttWCtfe. DERISION, s. 1. bie >Bcrla(tung, iBci'= fppttung; 2. Scrac^tung, bevJ^obn; in — , fppttmcife, 5um Spptt. DERISIVE {adv. — ly), ) adj. i)CV^Dt= DERISORY. 5 tcnb, fv»6t= tifd), scracttticb. DERIVABLE, adj. abjulcitcn, bcrjn= Icttcn. DERIVATION, s. bic 9l6leitnng, .gjer= Icitnng. DERiV-vrivr; I. nrf/", abgclcitct ,- u. .?. ba« rtbgclcitcie 'Kprt ; — ly, adi:. abgc= Icitct, "bnvd) ^'Iblcttnng. ! r.; DERlV/i V. a 1. ablcttcn, f)crlei= ten; 2. jic^cn, bcjtcf}cn; 3. iibcrdei fern ; to — from nature, ber iHatut ccvbanfcn ; to — profit from . . ., 32u» ^cn jicben anS . . . DERIVER, .!. bcr 9lbleitcv, .&crleiter. DERNIER RESORT, vid. Itntcr Rksort To DEROGATE, v. ^.n. Slbbmc^ tbun, bcetntWiditigcn, (from) am (ettva» bringcn ; to — from a man's honoui Senianben nni ftinen guten Slanici, bringcn; II. «. 1. fd)ma(cvn, scruu- gliinufcn, berunterfe^en ; 2. cin (?)c= fc^ t()cilrocife sbdnbevn. DEROGATELY, adv. fcbmalcvilb. DEROGATION, s. bic Sdimalfrung, bcv 9lbbrud;,?iad>t!)cil ; bie -iicnius gUm>.>fung; ©nteljrung. DEROGATORILY, a laufcr, ,bcerflud)tige ; 2. 9lbtriinnipe DESI DEST DETE OESEKTFUL, adj. ucrbieitflooU. DESERTION, s. 1. bie aScvlaffun(} ; 2. MU. T. Sefertion, ^ferf[U(^t. DESERTLESS, I. adj. SerbteitftloS; II. — ly, adv. iiuoerbienter SBeife. DESERTRICE, Desertrix, s. bie SPf(tC^t= Dcrflcffeite. 7b DESERVE, v. a. &■ n. SCVbicitCtt ; to — well of..., fic^ vsvbtent madden •am... DE.SERVEDLY,arfj7. nac^93cvbicufl, ?ers ttcutci: aBctfe, gebiibrcnb, mit 'Siiijt. DESERVER, s. btr vcvbtftttc a)Jaiiu. DESERVING (arfii. — ly), I. adj. •OtX- bicnt; oevbieiiftlic^, ucrbicnilyoll ; ll. s. bits 93erbtcnft. DESHABILLE, s. tie -gausffeibuiig, bus 2)iorgenfIeib. DF3ICCANTS, s. pi. Med. T. (au§0 trocfnenbe 3Jitttel. To DESICCATE, ». a. (J- n. (lUStrocfncn, troden roevben. DESICCATION, s. btC SluSh'Ocfuuitg. DESiocATrvE, adj. auStrocfitenb. DESIDERATUM, s. (lat. pt. desiderata) 1. tie Siicfe (in ttncr 3I?tffeu[d)aftj ; 2. 'sa% ©cwiinfcttf, SBcbiivfittp. T,> DESIGN, V. a. I. bcfiiiniitcit, juwet= ff a (— to, for, }U) ; 2. »Ol-|)abcit, till (f,titne \)\xU\x, tin <5c{)ilbe fuf)ren; Ti^ctctnjaS umge&cit, ft(i sontet)mcn, 5BtUen3 fe\;ii, befc^Ue ^cii ; 3. fnt= wci-fcit, 5cic6uett. OESIGN, s. 1. ba§ aSov^abcn, bie 916= ftcfjt; 2. bcr (Siittuurf, ^U\n; bie (i!JJu|tcr=3,3cic^timi3; with — , mit OESIGNABLE, axij. unterfc^eibbar, feimtlic^, beutlic^. Tu DESIGNATE, v. a. 1. beseic^iten, itcuiteu ; 2. imtei-fdjeibeii ; 3. auSwal)- Icn, entcmtctt. DESIGNATION, s. 1. bie Sejeic^miitg ; 2. Scfttinmuiig, Slbftc^t ; 3. (Snten= iiuttg. DESKiNATiVE, adj. emettneub, cr£Ia= teitb, bcftimmeiib. DESIGNEDLY, adj. abfic^lic^, mit SSor= faft, mit Slei^. DESIGNER, s. 1. bet $!faiim(id)cv (ei: aeutlitfe itiib mieigciitltd;) ; 2. {jShx- ftcf=)3cic^itcr. DESIGNING, nr/j.spllec 5(3(ane, I;iittei'= liftig, falfc^, »en-atf)cvifc^. DESIGNLESS {ndn. — ly), adj. Un»Or= fa^lid), o^ue 9lb|tcf)t, vlflnlo*. DESIGNMENT, s. bie Slbftc^t ; bev spiait; 2. (Siitwuvf, bie(Sfi}5e. DESINENCE, s. ber ©c^lup, bag (Snbe, ber SluSgang. DESINEn't, mij. ftci) fubeiib, aiigerfl, uitterft. DESIRABLE, «:piSEABLE, adj. ju »erad)tcii, ycr= (id^tlirb, fd)lccbt; —ness, s. bie ^crd(^t= licbEeit. ru DESPISE, V. a. »erac|tctt,»erfc^ma= ben. DESPiSEDNESS, s. bte SBera^fltc^fett, baS aSerac^tetfeijn. DESPISER, s. ber aSerac^ter. DESPITE, s. 1. bie 33erad)tung ; 2. 9lb= ncigung, ber SBiberwtUc; 3'. .gajj ; 4. bies8o«()cit; 5. ber2:ro§; (in) —of mo, mir jnm 2;ro^ ; in your own — , jviser cueru aBilleii, end) fclbft ;nm xm. To DESPITE, V. a. 5?erbvn'ti mad;cn, qucilen, cirgcrn, tro^eit. DESPITEFUL, adj. boSb^ft, (irgcrlicb ; — ly, adv. jum 3lerger, aitS S3oSbcit ; — ness, s. bie 33o«beit, ber' 6ag. To DESPOIL, V. a. ^jlititbern, "beraubeit DESPOILER, s. bcr^pliinbercr, Oianbcr. DESPOLIATION, s. bie -Spiiiitbcmug, 53eraubung. To DESPOND, V. n. ucrjagen, verjnjets feltt (of, an). DESPONDENCY. .5. bic 9}?utbloftgfeit, .goffnungSlottgEcit, baS i>ci-5aijen. DESl'ONDENT, adj. ycrjWcifclllb, «Cr= jagcnb. DESPONDER, s. bcr llersagciibe. DESPOT, .9. bcr 5)c«pot, uullfit^rli^e .§evvfd)er, 3n't"gberr. DESPOTICAL (Despotic) (adt>. — ly), adj. beSpotifd), .cigenmacbttg, wjill; fiibrlid) ; —ness, .'. bie aOillfii^rlicb^ fcit, 5)c^pDttc. DESPOTISM, s. bcr 2;e«potiSnine:, bte njillEiibr[id)e ©ewalt, 3njingberr= fcbaft. To DESPUMATE, ) v. a. abfdjaitmeti ; 7'tfDESPUME, } binroerfen. DESPUMATION, s. bic 9lbfc^;iiiiming (bei 9lbftcbnngcit). DESQUAMATiuN, .?.ba« {M=) Scbnp= veil ; s. r. bte Slbfplittcruug. DESSERT, s. bcr Jflacbtifd) ; -set, baS 2)effertfcr!.iicc. DESi'iNATE, aaj. beftimiiit, ocvurtbcitt. DESTINATION, s. bie SScflimmung place of—, Jif. E. bcr Sofcbjjla?. To DESTINE, v. a. beftiniiueii, auSctfet ben, wet^cu, fcfifc^cn. DESTINY, s. bag (gcbicffal, %vbaiip,» Jlit); destiny- reader, /-/;«. bcr 2Babr|"a» gcr ; the destinies, jil. bie ^ParjCll. DESTITUTE, I. a(//. 1. sjcrlaffen, biilf' lo«, frennblog; 2. ennangelnb, cuts blijpt »on..., leer an..., to be — of..., 2)Jangcl Icibcu au...; II. s. bcr .giulflofc. DESTITUTION, «. bic SScrlaffcii^eit, bcr 'Diangcl. To DESTROY, v. a. 1. JCVflorcH, UCr^ nicbten; uerberben; 2. tbbteu; 3. yenviiftcn. DESTROYER, s. bcr Scrjlovcr ; SSer* ' berbcr; 2)Jbrber. DESTRUCTIBILITY, s. bic 3cvftovbar= £eit. DESTRUCTIBLE, aiij. scrftiutar, »er- berblid). DESTRUCTION, .cr&amm= niy ; to work one's — , eilicilt bCll Uu= tcrgang bcreitcn. DESTRUCITVE (adi>. — ly), adj. 8Cr= ftovcub, unbcilbvingcnb, ucvbcvbliii) (adj. mit of Ultb to, fiir . . .) ; —ness, .V bie jcrftijrcnbc (5)cwalt, 4Jcrfevblicfa= fcit. DESUDATION, s baS ftarfe (5d)ixufecn, ber iiberma^ige Scbrecifj. DESUETUDE, s. HS Slbtoiumcn (CtllCi @cbraud;8, u. f. lu.) ; bie (ST.tioiJb= luing. DESULPHURATE, v. a. abff^Wffcln yom vidjiuefcl bcfreicn. DESULPHURATION, s. bie Slbfc^wcfe* lung. DESULTORY (a(Zc.— rily), adj. fllK^tig., obevflacblid), flatterbaft, wanfclmu" tbig, unftiit, Httbeftaubig ; — iness, s, biegliicbtigfcit, Sl'tttcrbaftigfcit, Un= bcfiiinbigfeit. To DETACH, V. a.i. abfonbcru, abvct- fen, frcnncn ; 2. J\iu. t. bctafd)trc«, anf gommanbo auSf^icfcn; detachec' pieces, pL. Ihrt. QlnpCUnjCVfc. DI-n'.'VCllMENT, s. MU. T. baS '^tta= cbcmcnt, ©oinmanbo. To DETAIL, V. a. UUlftanblid) CVjilb^ leu; in bie Ginsclnbcitcn gcbcn ; De- tailed, part. auSfitbrlid), m'ltftanbtid) ; detailed, statement, augfitbrlicbe 2lnS= cinanberfe^nng. DETAIL, .s. 1. bie Scrcinselung ; 2. iiniftanblidje S'lad^ridjt ; — .s, pf. he- foubcvc Umftanbc, ©injcfnbcitcn; in detail, einjcln, ftitffiuctfe ; umftaiib= licb ; — of particulars, bic 5)ctailli= rung. DETAILER. s. bcr «niftaubltrf)c Qv= jciblcr, (Srjiifjler cinjdncr, bcfonbcvcc Umfliinbe. To DETAIN, v.a. 1. suriicfbaltcn, yor. entbrtlteit, r.ici^t ycrabfolgcu Kiffcn; 2. abbaltcn, aiif(;alteuj 3. anbaltcn, gcfangen l)altcn. DETAINDER, s.L. T. bcr (5'aVtUlbcfcf){, aSerbaftiSbefcbl. DETAINER, s. 1. bcr 3nfii'fl''i'tenbc ; 2. A. 7'. bie iyibcrrcd)tlid)c 3?orcnt= baltung ; to lay (lod^'c) — s against one, einent @clb, u. f. w. ycrfiim:< mevn, 2lrreft Icgcn anf..., sorcnts baltcn. DETAINMENT, s. bag 3lll'iicrfd)Iim= iitcrit, in 33erfall fontiitfii laffcti ; ll. 7;.fic^ »crfci)linimcvn, au^avtcti. DETFJ5[ORATlON,s. hk 5i>n-fc^Itmnic= rung, ^erfd^Uc^tcrung. SltiSavtiing. DETERMENT, s. bie !jlbYrf;rccfuni3, baa »,'lt>fd)vecfeii. DETERMINABLE, adj. I. ifflimmbnr, ju erijrtfrn ; 2. iju ciibcit. To DETERMINATE, v. a. vid. To De- termine. DETERMINATE (adn. — ly) adj. 1. be= fttmmt ; 2. cutfrf)cibciib ; 3. eittfc()[of= fen; 4. bcfdjloffcn, fcftgcfcfet ; gewi^, jiiuibdnbevltc^. DETERMINATION, s. 1. bie, (Sntfii)lof= fen^cit, ;ve)1ii]£ett; 2. S3ciiimnutng ; 3. ©ntfc^lie^ung, ber 53efc^hip, 5Boi'= fafe; 4. bie Kiitfc^eibnng ; 5, z,. T. baS (Sube; 6. t. bie Ditc^tung. DEl'ERMINATIVE («d«. — ly), adj. 1. bcftimmenb ; entf^eibenb ; 2. ciu= fd)i-antcnb. DETERMiNATOR,s. bev Sc^iebSric&tcr. To DETERMINE, v. a i- v. 1. beftini= men, fcfti'e^ert; 2. entfc^ciben; 3. cinfd)ranfen ; 4. befcfjltcfien, cincn ^Scf^luy f'^IK"' fi* ent|\i)[ict}en; (—upon, jn) ; 5. becufigcn, ein (gnbe iitadjen ; 6. fid; enbtgcu ; to — one in one's favour, eiucn fiiv 3cnianb ftimnicn ; Oetennined, «•//'. Clltf(tloffen. DETERRATION, ». biiiS.'JiuSgiabei:. DETE,RSiON, s.baS Slfafegcn, 3{etnigcn. DETERSIVE, I. aiij. reintgenb; ii. s. s. T. baS JlicinigiuigSmittcl ; — ness, .5. bie Sceiutgnng, Slbfiibvnng. To DETEST, v. a. oci'abf(t)fnen, bitter baff&n. DETESTABLE (ada. — ly), adj. ah' fd^cnltc^, »errtbf(^eunng8njiirbig ; iitcfitswiirbig; —ness, s. bie S3erab= fdjeuungswiirbtgfeit. DETESTATION, s. bte SSerabfc^cnuug, ber .§n9. DETESTER, 5. ber aScvabfcfecuer, To DETHRONE, v. a. M X^tOUti tnt- fe^cn, cnthrouen. DETHRONEMFNT, s. bal ©nitI)ronfn, bie5;()roncntfe^nng. DETHRONER, s. bec l^nttbroncr. DETINUE, s. L. T. bte Jtlage wegen iJorentbaltung. To DETONATE, v. L n. loSfnalleU; 11. 0. loSfnallen laffen. DETONATION, s. c/t. T. bte 33erpuf- fnng. To DETONIZE, v. a. S,- n. Ch. T. »Cr- fnadcn, uerfnaflcn ma.'i^tn ober laffen. DicTORSiON, s. bte SSerbref)uitg, ba§ i^crbreben. To DETORT, V. a. ucrbrc^en. DETOUR, s. ber Umweg, Untfc^weif. T.I DETRACT, v. a. i. uevleumben, BcrHcinevn; 2. eittjictjcn, ^intrag tbun, bceintvar^tigen, benacf)tl)etli= gen ; 3. abjtebcn.; to — from one's right, Semanbe^ 9tc(^ten ©tntrag t^un. DETRACTION, ..o. 1. bic 5BevIeiiin= bung, ®cctntr;id)tigung ; 2. baSSBeg^ ne^men. DETRACTIVE, >arf/. u;id)t[)eittg, cf)s JETRACTORY, J renviibvifl ; juin giac^tt)cil. lOG DETRACTOR, s. bcr Safierev, 3ScrIcum- ber, 58ccintrad)ttgcr, a^evunglimpfer. DETRACTRESS, s.'bie Serleuinbcriiiit. DETRLMENT, s. bcr (Sd;aben, 9lac^= tbcil, aScrluft. DETRIMENTAL, adj. nat^t^eiltg, fd)ab!id). DETRITION, s. btc Slbvcibung, ilh" nufeitng. r« DETRUDE, V. a. I;tnabflo^en, werfen. To DETRUNCATE, v. a. 1. be^auen, bcfd)nctbcn, jutjanen; 2. abdften, ah= fapi^en, ftu^en. DETRUXCATION, s.biiS 33cl;rtuen, 33f= fd)neibeu (finer .gecfe, it. f. w.), •ijtu^en. DETRUSiON, s. ba« .giinabfto^eu, bte .^inabftopung, a^evwcrfung. DEUCE, ..!. l.bic 3'ofi iiit SBiJrfel^ unb Jl'artciifptfle, baS TsauS ; 2. ber 2;eu= fcl ; — toke it! ber Jpenfcr ()Dle cS ! DEUTEROGAMY, s. bic jweite 6i)e. DEUTERONOMY, s. bas fiinfte 5i3ud) 33ioftS ale bic jrocite ©efc^gebnng (@efe&»iebcrl)olung). DEUXPONTS, s. y. (tie Stabt) 3>tti= britcfen. DEVASTATE, v. a. ycrwiificn, »er: l)cercn. DEVASTATION, s. bie Sjernjiifiuug, ^crl)eerung. DEVASTATOR, s. ber aScnviifier. To DEVELOPE, v. a. entt)iiUcn, ent= totifcln. DEVELOPEMENT, s. bic (5nt[;iilluttg, (Sntwirfclung. To DEVEST, V. n. 1. entfleibeit, (fig-.) entblb^en, cutjicbcit, bcrauben ; 2. befreien ; to — one's self of one's right, fic^) feincS ditd)t& begeben. DEVEXiTY, s. ber 5lbgang, bie ein= gcbogenbeit. 7'oDEViATE, V. n. 1. abweidjfu (— from, won) ; 'i.fig. fic^ serivven, i.ier= gc!)eit, fiinbigeit ; to — from the course, jv. T. »evfegeln. DEVIATE, a-y/. nbwctd)cnb. DEVIATION, s. 1. bie 5lbiveid)ung ; 2. yjo-. iUerirning ; ^crgcl;ung, Siinbe; 3. JV. T. ajei'tegehing. DEVICE, s. 1. ber 5lnfc^(ag, §>Ian, (finfall, Jiunftbegriff. 5Bcl)iif, bie ?tft ; 2. ^rftnbung, gi-ftiibungsfraft ; 3. Seyifc; SBappeufigur ; full of de- vices, anfc^tdgig, erfiubcrifc^. DEVISEFUL (adv. — ly), adj. anfd;i;i= gig, fd)[au. . DEVIL, s. 1. ber 2'eufel ; 2. fff. luifc 9)(cnf4) ; 3. ber ^aufburfc^e in cincr 5Bnd)brUiferei ; the — take you! \)0V bid) bcr Sieufcl ; the — and his dam. ber 3:;eufct ntib fctne ©ro^mutter; to Rive the — his due, Scbem 3icd)t tl}nn ; the — rebukes sin, ber Xcufcl prebigt 53ufje, ober ein 2)ieb ftraft ben iJlllbern ; he must needs go. whom the — drives, 'JtotI) bricl;t ^ifen; jo hold a candle to the — . bcm S^eufcl ein 2id)t [)itUen, mS Surd;t biiflirf) fci^n ; black — , ba« 5Cctcrmdnnd)cn ; — in c^ bush, ber fedjTOarjfiimmct {J^i^eUa — L.) ; — 's bit, bCr SieufcIS^ ClbbttJ, (Scnbiosa — Z,.), — 's dung, vu/g. ber 2;eufc{ebre(} (rid. AsArffiTin.^) ; — li-sh, ber Seetciifcl (ein gifcf)) ; blue devils, triibe ^aune ; 2;cufcUgviUen ; SUJipmiitb. DEVILISH (adv. — ly), arlj. tcuflifc^ ; scrtciifclt; — ness. s. bic Scufelei. DEVTLKIN, s. dim. baS ScufeUtcU. DEVILSHIP, s. bie SenfcISf^aft. DEVIOUS, orf/. abroeicbenb; irrenb; ^erumfc^meifcnb, {)eruinfd;Ienbcrnb ; — tracks, 5lbit)ege. To DEVIRGLNATE, v. a. + Ctttj,ung= fern. 7'u DEVISE, V. a. &■ n. I. crftnncil, its bcnfeit, crftnben; 2. niif etwa§ len> fen ; 3. im ©inne f)aben, iibcrlegen, bebcntcu ; 4. entivcrfen ; 5. •oermu- tbcn, errat^cn ; 6. (by will) uc nnad)cit. DEVISE, s. L. T. ba« a3evni;-d)tnitj. DEVISEE, s. /.. T. ber iBfrnid4)tnit)^ erbe. DEVISER, s. ter ©rfinbcr, Urbeber. DEVISOR, s. L. T. bcr (Srblaffcr; Ze» ftator. DEVOID, adj. Iccr ; frct (— of, att, ypii) bcranbt. DEVOIR, .s. 1. bic 5pflid)t, Sdmlbtg« feit, @ebii[)r; 2. J^iipic^feiteeruic't' fung ; to pay one's devoirs to one, eiiteni feiite ^tufmartung niac^en. DEVOLUTION, s. 1. iai 5RiebcnoUen ; 2. L. T. bie Ucbertrrtgung, bcr Seiiiu fall. To DEVOLVE, v. L a. 1. «ieber»vdt= jen; 2. iibevtvageu; to — a trust on (upon) one. einem ju treucn .g)dnbcit iibergeben; ll. n. 1. uicberrollcn ; 2. fit Xljcil trcrbcn, an(}cinifalU'U (—10..., einem); faflen (—to..., av,f...). To DEVOTE, V. a 1. «jibmen, iuet£)eit, ergebcn, bi'igcbcn, aufopfcrn (— to 1 one's self, to.., fic^ einem) ; iiber- laffen, iibergeben; 2. »cnviinfd)cii, v>erflud;cn, vevbammen. DEVOTE, 1. s. bcr 3[^crel)rer, Qlnbcter : II. ririj. i. gcffiibmet, evgcbcn; 2. ycr= fiucbt. DEVOTEDNESS, s. btc (kgebcnbcit. DEVtTi'EE, 5. 1. bcr eifrige, anbd^ttge Sctbruber; bte >Betfr^ii)ef}cr ; 2. bet Sromme. DEVOTEMENT, s. ba« iBiblUeU, •Q'uu geben, bte ^tngebung. DEVOTER, s. bcr 5Utl)diigcr, SBere^s rer, Qlnbcter. DEVOTION .«•. 1. bicSScibe ; 2. C^rge* bcnbeit, Smif tg""g/ tnntge Sicbe ; 3. 3lnbad)t, grijmmigfeit ; 4. bns ®cbct, Dpfer ; 5. ber ©otteSbienfi ; 6. bie i§i.ifltrf)fcit; to pay one's — .s to..., fcinc SUifiuartang macben bei . . . ; to be at the — of Jit ©cbote ftcbeu, jn ScmanbcS 2)ienfte« ftctjen or fciin. DEVOTiON.iL, adj. anbad)tig, gottc«= bienftlid; ; a — book, ein (5rbaunng«= hnd) ; — ist, *. ber Si'ommler, 5Det= bntber; bie a3etfd;n3efler; — ly, ado aitbdd)tig. DEVOTIONIST, s. vid. Devotionahst. To DEVOUR, v.a. 1. scrfdjliugeii, «cv= fd)luiJen; auffreffcn, »ev5ebren; 2. ^o-. begierig gente^en; 3. ausfau- gl-n, evfd)5pfeit. d"evourer,s. ber 33erfd)Itnger ; 33icl- frafj. DEVOURING, adj. 1. Berfdjlingeub ; 2. Jig. begierig. DEVOUT (adv. — ly), adj. anbdc^tig, fromm ; — ness, s. bie 3hibac^t, 3"= tiriinft. DEVOUTLESS, adj. ofjuc Slnbiic^t, an= ia^tiloS. DEVOUTLESSNESS, s. btC 5lllbac^t«= lofigfcit. ToDEVV, u. a. bctfiancn; (mtt Xl)\m] benefecn, befeiit^ten. DEW, s. ber Xljan ; — berrj-, bif Xl)tlH' bccre , sBrombeere ; —drop, bee S^b'i''^ tvopfen ; — dropping, betbaucnb ; — lace, — snail, bic SBcgcfdjuerfe ; — ]ap,btcaBamnic ; cont. .tpdnglippe; — lapt, mit cincr 2Bamme ; — worm, in jifjcgenraurm. DEWCE, Dews. .«. vid. Deuce. DEU^Y. adj. bctbituct, tb«nig, feuci;t DEXTER, adj. If. 't. red)t. DEXTERITY. .'. bic (yffi^t(flic^ffi( Sertigfeit, ®eivanbtbctt. DIAP DIES DIGE aEXTEROUS, Dextrous {ado. — ly), adj. md)\di, ferttg, flCWailbt ; — ness, bie @efdbtdlicJ)feit, ®erft(3fett. DEXTRAL, a^ am ^flanjenfaft. DMCONAL, adj. 5um 5)iafonat^=2Imte ge^Brig. DiACOUSTic?!, s. pi. T. bte Titafufiif, Scfjre »om Sc^aUt;. DIADEM, s. baS Siabem, bte fontsilt= c^e Jtronc. DIADEMED, adj. iitit bciit S)tabem gci fc^miicft, geh'tjnt. DIURESIS, ,9. Oram. T. 1. bie ^XtXl' juing, (Si)Ibeutt)fi[img; 2. *?luflijfuiig ciiics SoppellaiitcS in fcine bcibcit ®nmblaiite;3.2:veimung«sctcf;eii[-]. DIAGNOSTIC, .9. Med. T. iaS UnfCt= fcijeibungsjetc^crt etner ,Kraiif[)cit. DIAGONAL, I. s. Mat. T. bte 2)tngonatc, OuerUnie ; II. {adr. — ly), adj. biago= nal, fc^viige, itbevetf. DIAGRAM, s. Mit. T. bcv Slbvip, bie (mat6cmatifrf)e cbci; gcoinetrifc^c) Stgitr. DIAL, .9. 1. bic ©onnenwTir ; 2. baS 3iffci'bl«tt ; —plate, ba« Sifferbtatt; ber vioimcujciger ; — wheel, bag 2Bct= ferrab tit bev u^r. DIALECT, s. bci- Sialccf, bte ^iu\i>= art, ©i)refl)art, iS|.'racbe, baS 3bioin. DIALECTICS, s.pi. bte 2)ialcctif. DIALECTIC, ) adj. bia= DIALECTICAL [adv. — ly), ) Uctifd). DIALECTICIAN, s. ber 2)talectifetr. DIALING, s. bie (2oitiieituf)rEuitft._ DiALisr, s. bev iBevfcvttgcr you eon* ueiiubveti. DIALOGISM. .9. bag ©efprcic^ jnjifc^cn 3wct ober 2J?cbvereit. DiALOGiST, s. ber !£itaIogenmad)ei- ; 2. bie ^Pcifoit tin S)ifl!oa. 7'o DIALOGIZE, v. a. ciij '^weigcfprac^ balteii. DIALOGUE, s. bev 5?talog, bas ®e= fpvflc^ 5n)tfcl;eit 3»et obev 3JJet)veveit. DIALYSIS, s. vid. Di.eresis. DIAMETER, s. bev Siamctev, 3)itvd)= mcffcr. DIAMETRAL [ado. — ly). { ad). V\a- DIAMETRICAL [adv. — i.y), ] metvifd), gevabe buvc^, mitten bitrc^ ; — ly op- posite, fiitaitbcv gevabe entgegeii. DIAMOND, I. s. 1. bev 3)iamant, 5)c= iitaitt; 2. bag Savrcaii (iit bev .ftar= tc) ; 3. //. T. (ill ben abeligtn 23av= Vcu) bic fdjnjavje gavbe ; it must be a — that cuts a — , prov. aitf Ciltcn bavten 2tft fgvobeu Jllofe) gebiJvt ein bavtcv (giobcr) ,ft'et( ; —cut, beinant= avtig gcf(i)iu't(en, faccttivt ; —cutter, bev Stetnfcbneibev, Sityeliev; — knot, A". 7'. bcvSrbauevmanngfnoVf; — let- ter, Typ. r. bie Siamanffcbvift ; — pwicii, bfv ©lafevbiamant; —points, (— sparks-), Spi^ftcinc; — powder, —dust, 2)tantanteuftaiib ; ll. adj. 1. ci= ucm Sema.nt abnlid; ; 2. aitg J)f= mantcu beffcf)cnb. Dl APASE, ) , c ■ i , i DIAPASON S ■ '^' ^Cl'^yf- DIAPENTI-; s. 1. M,is. T. bic Ouiute ; 2. Mrd. T. bev Situftelfaft. DIAPER, .9. bte gebliimte, gcfiJVfttc >'einn)ai\b. 7^ DIAPER, v.a. 1. gcbliiiiit ma^en, bliimen, mobclu ; 2. fticf en. DIAPHANETTY, s.bic SlIV(^|tcf)tigtcit. DIAPHANIC, I ,. v,,,.j„-:j,,' DIAPHANOUS, r''-?- ^""^"^<'3- DIAPHORETIC, I. .9. Med.T. bag fc&»3eit;= tveibenbe 9)?ittcl ; 11. — , (— cai), adj. fd^wcigtvcibeiib. DIAPHRAGM, 1. s. bag 3>»cvgfeII; 2. bic Qncvivanb. DIARRHCEA, s. bic SJiavv^oe, bev 5)nvd)fall. DiARRHoyiTC, adj. puvgiveiib. DiARi.AN, aiij. ju cincm 2:a3ebur& ge= [)i.'vig. DIARIST, s. ber cin S^agcbud^ fialt. DIARY, s. bag j;agcbitif , Siariitiit. DIASrOLE, s. 1. Oram. T. btC 3>taft0= Ic ; 2. Ji. T. 3Iiigbel)nung beg ^crscng. DIASTYLE, s. Jlrch. T. bic SauIcUlDCitf tjon bvei 3)nvcf;ineffcvn. DIATESSARON, s. Mus. T. bic Onavtc. DIATONIC, a'lj. Mas. T.bUVC^tiniig, flU; fenti3nig, nad) bev S^puteitev ; — inii.»ic bie'biatiMiifd;e (gen)bt)ulid)e) SRuftf. DIATRIBE, s. bie 9tb{)anblung, 5yev= fianblung. To DIBBLE, V. a. intt bcitt ^f(an5= floif iiflanjen. DIBBLE, .9. ber spffan5ftt?if. DIBSTONE, s. bag iStciuttppctt (cin JJinbcvfviel). DICE, s. {pi. son Die) bic SBitrfcI ; — box, bev 2Siivfelbed;cr ; —player, bev ®itvfclfvielcv. To DICE, V. n. Wih'fcln. DICER, s.bev aSiivflev, aBiivfcIirpicIev. To DICHOTOMIZE, v. a. tvcuiicn, t^i'u leu, abtbeilen. DICHOTOMY, s. bie dintlettung bev Segviffe nad; ^aavcn. To DICTATE, v. a. 1. bictivcn, in bte Se= bev fagen, vorfaijen ( — to ... einem) ; eingcben ; 2. bcfcblen. DICTATE, .9. 1. bag ©icttrte, "Stcta: tnin ; 2. bic gtngebung (gctvij[)nlic^ tm pt.) ; 3. 33ovfc^rift, l*eb've. DICTATION, s. 1. bag !I)ictiven ; 2. ®c()ci§. DICTATOR, s. bev Sictatov; unuiu^ fc^vanfte @e»alt^aber. DICTATORI.XL, ) adj. bictatovifd), ge= DICTATORY, ) btctcvifc^, bcvvifc^. DICI'ATORSHU', > s. 1. bie 2)tctatnr ; DiarATURE, 5 2. nnitnifdiranftc ©eivalt; 3. bev ?D?ac^tfprcd)cvtPit ; 4. bie unocvfc^anitc S)ieirtigtcit. DICTION, s. bev giu^bvucf, 9]lovtvag, bic SavilcUung, bev Sti}!, bic 2vvad)c, Miction. Dici'iONARY, X. bag SBovtcvbud). DIDACriCAL (Didactic) {adv. — ly), adj. btbaftifc^, bclcbrenb. DiDAPPER, s. bie Saud^eiitc, bev 3;an= d)ev. DiDUCTiON, s. bie 9litgeinanbevbe^= jtnng. To DIE, V. T. a. vid. To Dye ; 11. v. 1. flevbcn, abflcvbcu ; 2. ftd) oevviec^cn, »erttjclfcn, »erbiiften ; 3. Th. T. auf CWig VCVntd)tct fe\in ; to — of a dis- ease, an cincv .lnovbnev beviDiat. DIETETICAL, Dietetic, adj. gcfnnb= beitgmd^ig, btdtctifc^. To DIFFER, V. I. n. 1. yevfd)iebcn fei;n ; abroetdjen ; to — from one's self, ft^ wibcvfpvec^en; 2. yevfd)iebcncv, an= bcvev 9}^cinnng fei)n ; 11. a. ftveiten; ocvfrf)tebcn benfen; yevfc^ieben ma d)cn ivi. V..). DIFFERENCE. .9. 1. bcf Untevfd)tcb, bag 59^ifiyevbdltni9 ; 2. bev ©tveit, 3njift, bte Streitigfeitj^ Swung; 3. ber Stveitintuf t ; 4. bie fetreituvfadje ; 5. bag 2}?itsoevftdubui{j. To DIFFERENCE, v. a. ciiicn Unter= fd)ieb mad)cn, untevfc^eiben. DIFFERENT, adj. oevfc^iebcuavtig, nn» tevfd)tebcu, yevfdjiebcu, unabnlid) ; — ly, nutcvfc^icben, u. f. U). auf etnc anbcvc 9h-t. DIFFERENTIAL, ad.}. Mat. T. nUCltbs lid), tiein ; — method (or calculus), bte 'IsiffeventtaU obev 3nftnitcftinal= 9ied)nuug. DIFFICULT, adj. 1. fd)»ev ; fd)!lM'evig ; 2. fdiicev ju befviebigen ; 3. wnnber= lic^.' DIFFICULTY, adv. fd)»CV[id). DIFFICULTY, s. 1. bic Sc^wtcrigfcit ; 2. ?lotf), 33evlegen^eit; 3. (Siitroeu= bung. DIFFIDENCE. .9. bie SBcfdietbcu^ctt, (2fbiid)tcrut)ett, bev 2)iangcl an Selbftsevtvauen. DIFFIDENT (nrfe.— ly). ny// fc^iid)tCVn, befd)eibcn, ofjue Selbilycvtvauen. DIFFLUENCE (Difkluency), s. bag 3evflict}cn, bie Sluffigfett. DIFFLUENT, adj. SCvflicpcilb, fliifftg DIFFORM, adj. 1. ungfcid} ; 2. unve» gehnapig. DiFFORMiTY. .9. btcllngletd)^ett ; Un» vcgclma^igfett. DIFFRANCHISEMENT, vid. Disfran CIIISEMENT. To DIFFUSE, v.a. 1. aUggtC^CU, «Ug= f^iitten, evgtepeu; 2. ycvbveiten. DIFFUSE Mu. —ly), (xrf;. 1. Wcit »CV= bveitet ; 2. weitldufig, mcitfdjwciftg. SSsfoT^l^-^'e^-^veititng. DIFFUSIBLE, adj. ycvbvcitfam, anS' brcttbar. DIFFUSIVE (adv.—L\), adj. 1. yerbrct^ teub, jerftreucnb ; ergietjenb ; 2. Ber= bveitet; 3. wcitldufig ; — ness, .9. bic iBevbveitnng, aBeitlaufigfcit; 2Bett= fd)n>etfigfcif. To DIG, V. a. S,- v. gvabctt ; to - ow, anggrabeu ; augvohen ; to — up, anf* gvabcn ; to — a badger, Sp. E. ciuen 3}ad)g aug feincv .§bf)le Iveibeu (gvabcn). DIGASTRIC, adj. .0. T. jwctbau^ig (yon ciucv 2)Jiigfel bev nutevu jfityi* labc). DIGEST, s. bic 5panbccten. Tf. DIGEST, V. \. a. \. ycvbauctt ; 2. ovbnen; 'i.fig. cvtvagnt ; 4. Ch. T. 'i\» gcviven (bci gclinbcin ?5ener evroei= d)en), jcvie^eti ; 5. s. r. yam (Sitevn bvingeu ; to — into a system, in eiti Si)ftem bvingtn; ii «. 1. (bctgeltu» bem geucv; evroetdjt werbcn ; 2. s.T eitern, 107 DILE DINT DIRE DICES rER, «. 1. bet a3frbaiter j 2. idi iBerbaiiunggmittel; 3. CA. r. bcc Vrt= ptnianifcbe Stgcrivto^jf (sum 2tuf lofcn ber J?noc{)cn) ; 4. bcc 2liiovbncr. DIGESTIBLE, adj. Vevbaitltd). DIGESTIO.V, s. 1. btc ^CVbauUlti; ; 2. 3luovbmtng ; 3. Ch. T. Sigerirung ; 4. s. T. (SitCVltlld. DIGESTIVE, I. adj. 1. bie SSevbauuti^ iffovberitb ; 2. anorbneitb ; 3. ca. t. frtgei-irenb ; ir. s. 1. baS aSevbauungS; mtttct ; 2. (Sitci-ung«mittel. DIGGER, s. bcr ©vabcr. To DIGHT, v.a. attjiufcctt, fciiinudEeit, jicrcn; orbncii. DIGIT, s. l.ctii5)aumctttreit(#3on'; 2. Ast. T. ber 3oIl; 3. Ar. t. bie ^n\)U ftgur, Onittbjaf)!. DIGITAL, adj. bell Singer tetreffciib. DIGITATED, part. adj. ftugerfin'mig, gefingcrt. DIGLADIATION, 5. 1. biiS ©eiitefeel, ©efe^t; 2. berStreit, 3anf. DiGNiFiCATioN, s.bie (Sv^ebuug ; (Si-= l^o^ung. DIGNIFIED, adj. iitit eiiiev SBiirbe \it' fleibet; roiirbeuoU. To DIGNIFY, V. a. cv^ijl;ctt, Bcrebettt, jieren. DIGNITARY, s. ber SBiivbetttrager, ber |o^e ©eifiliclje, ^rdlat, gtiftS= i^trr, u. f. w. DIGNITY, s. 1. bie SBiirbe; 2. ber 3iang. DIGRAPH, s. ber Sigrav^ ; 25iV^tf)ong tm uneigenUi^ett einite. To DIGRESS, V. n. abmctciicn; <\\\%' fc^wcifett, at»fcf)rocifeit. DIGRESSION, s. bie 3lbmeic^uiig ; 216= fcftweifung, 2lii5fc^tveifuiig. DIGRESSIONAL, } adj.. (Xl- DIGRESSIVE {adn. — ly), S fc^Wfi= fenb, wcitfc^wcifig. To DIJUDICATE, v. a. at)uitl;eilen, cnt= fc^eiben. DIJUDICATION, s. 's>CL% 91burt^eilen, bie (ric^tevlic^e) gntfc^eibuug, ba§ ltrtf)cil. DIKE. s. I. ber ©rabcrt, ,KanaI; 2. ^amm, Seic^ ; a — to turn otr a river, eitt SBc&r. To DILACERATE, v. a. tit Stiufe rci= ^eit, jervcipcu. DiLAUERATiON, s. ba§ 3frrei5en, bie 3errcitjuitg. ^ .^ ^ DiLANiATioN, s. ba8 Sfttfipett, 3cr= ffeifc^cii. To DILAPIDATE, w. I. ir. einfallett, in Slrtimmcr fitdcit; II. «. 1. ucrobcit, uevnjiiflen, jerftorcn ; 2. vcrfc^iuenbcu, »crfc^ieubcni, scrgeuben. DILAPIDATION, s. 1. bcr 3SerfaII ; 2. btc2]ievfd)n3ciibutig, a3erfrf)Ieubcruiig. DILAPIDATOR, .T. 1. bcr2]crfall ycrui-= fad)t, ber 3crfiovcr; 2. ber 3]er= f^wcnbcr. DILATABILITY, s. bie Se^itbavuit. DILATABLE, adj. bet)nbar. DILATATION, s. bie 3lusbef)nung. To DILATE, V. I. a. auSbc^iicu, crwei= tern ; ausbreiten ; u. «. ftci) er»ei= tern ; ftd) iibcr eine ©ac^e nusbret= ten, meittduftg «u«laffen, erDrtcrn; — adj. au§gebel)nt. DILATOR (Dilxtkr), s. Ux. bte, ba« 3Iu«bcbnettbc: a. t. ber erraetternbe g«u§EeI. DiLATORiNESS, s. ba« 3«ubei*n- >§'«= fatten, bie ©aumfeligfcit. DILATORY, adj. jaubcrub, langfitm ; faumfctig; /<, T. auniiglirf), wx^i- gerlic^ ; to ba — , langfain fe^n, auf= fc^iebeu. DiLEOiTON, s. bie Siebe, 3artli(.t!eit, 3unetgung. ■ Dile>lma, .9. 1. Tji(t. t. ba«2:tlemma; 1 6f- btr 3>Be!fcr8fnoteu ; iie .KIem= lOS me, aSerlegen^eit; unangen?bme 3Bal)I. DILETTANTE, s. ber ^Dilcttaut, Jlunjl= freuiib, Jlunftlieb[iabcr. DILIGENCE, .s. bcr Skip, bie (fmftg: feit ; 2. 5pofttutf4)e (in graiih-eicfc). DILIGENT {adv. — ly), a^lj. fleipig, emftg. DILL, s. ber SiU, btc 2)tHe (Anet/mm — L.). DILUENT, I. adj. serbiinnenb ; ll. s. ba« 5Berbiinnung«mitteI. To DILUTE, V. a. ijcrbiinncn; fc^was d)en; DILUTED, adj. licrbiuiut. DILUTER, s. ba« 93erbiinuung«mtttet. DILUTION, s. bte ajetbiinnuiig. DILUVIAN, adj. jur (Siinbfliii6 gcl)i5= rig, tit bcrfelbcn gcgritnbet, fte be= treffcnb. DIM (flrfo. — ly), adj. 1. bunfel, biifler, triibe, matt; 2. jig. blijbe ; — sighted, bliJbftrf^tig. To DIM, V. a. ycrbnnfein, blenbeu. DIMENSION, s. bie 3luSbef)nung, bcr llmfang, ba« aHatJ. DIMENSIONLESS, adj. unernic^Iiit. DIMENSITY, s. bie 21n§bct)niing, bcr llmfang, ba8 mprfd)rcibcii, ycrorbitcn, aufgcbcn. bcauftragcn ; 6. iibcrfc^reibcn, abrefitrcn ; pray — me how to do it. baben Sie bie ®iite mir jn jcigen ivie ic^ baS madieii foil. DIRECPER, s. vid. Director. DIRECTION, s. 1. bie atic^tung; 2. ©inrid)tnng, 3[iiorbnnng ;. 3. gii()= rung, Seitniig, Dbcrduffid)^ ; 4, 3ln= weifung, SBorfclrift, aQcifuiig, bcr 53cfd)cib, ba8 @c$cig, bcr 3luftrag ; 5. bie Sluffc^rift, 9Ibreffe ; — in casu of need, M. E. bic ?lotf)=3lbreffe ; r?/p. r-,9. — line, bie ^iormscile (3ei(f nnf bcr bcr (?iifio3 fte^t); — word, bet gufloS, 53(att= ober Setten^iUcr ; in the — of IdtigS |)tn an ... . DIRECTIVE, adj. auiDeifcnt, Icitenb. DIRECTNESS, s. bie gcrabc 9fitd;tung ; ©crab^cit. DIRECTOR, s. 1. bcr director, Sii^rcr, aSorftcbcr, 51nffcf)cr, *cf;rer ; 2. s. T. bie eonbe. DIRECTORIAL, anj. 1 . leitciib, anmct' fenb, bcfebtcnb ; 2. bireclorial. DIRECTORY, I. adj. aiiroeifeiib, Icitenb H. s. 1. baS Tircctortum, bcr Slu«- fdmfj yon '^Divcctorcn, SSoiPebcrii ; 2. ba§ 5Jlbref?bnd) ; 3. bic !pivcctoriatvc» flicrjng (in Svaiitrcid)). DISA WUEt.TRE*? (DiRKCTRix), s. fcie 58ov= jtcljcrtiin, 5Uifffljevtttn, «fttcvtnii. DIREFUL (.adv. — ly), a^j. graufaUt, nrapltd), fd)vccf£)aft, fc^vcdflid). DLREFULNESS, >s. baS Ompltc^e, tie PIRENESS, > iSc^rc(fltci)fett, baS ©raiiett. DiREMPTiON, s. btc Jlrcnitung. rjiREFnoN, n. bie SBcvaubiuiij, 5plurt= tevuiig. DFRGE, s. Hi (Srablicb, 2;rawevlieb, ber ©vabgefana, Setctjeiifiefaufj. DIRK, s. bcr l^olc^ (ber .§orf)fci)Ptten). DIRT, s. bcv Jtotl), (5d)!nufe : Uuflcitt) ; (a tlirow — upon one, Sciuaiibcil «cr= Icumbcii ; — colour, bic €cl)mu^fav= lu' ; — coloured, fd)mu^farbcn, ft^mit^farbig ; spotof — , ber S(^mu^= ficcf. To DIRT, V. a. vid. To Dirty. DIRTILY, adu. i. fc^iiiuftig ; 2.fi!r. auf tiue fd)nui^tgc,ntcbrtgc, ijemctiie 3lvt, fc^anbltrt). iiRTiNESS.s. 1. bie2(^mit|igfeit, Un= «atf)ii?Eeit ; 'Lfig. 3^iebevtrci4)ttcrciiitgcn ; 2. trenneii, auf= lijfeit. To DISANLHOR, v. a. SOlt SllltcV Io«= niad;eit, ben '.Jiiilet; lid)teit. To DISANIMATE, v. a. Clltmutbigcn. Dis.\NiMATiON, s. bie iDhiti)loftgfcit, 9^icbevgffd)tiigciibeit. To DISANNUL, v. a. uiigiiltig mad)en, fill- mtU unb iiid)tig evfliiv'cit, auf()c= ben, abfc^affen. DiSANNULMENT, s. bie Sluf^ebung, 2lbfc^affiiiig. To DiSANOiNT, r. a. bie 2Sctf)e ne^= men ; bcr SBeibc bcrauben. To DISAPPAREL, v. a. Clttflcibcn. To DISAPPEAR, v. n. vterfd)mtiibeit. DISAPPEARANCE, s. ba« iScrf(^njin= ben. To DISAPPOINT, 7). a. (^cmaUbCS ^pff= nungen) sert-itclii, taitfc^cn, (fctue 3i]ittifa)e «. f. IV.) nif^t gcn)at)ren, |)intertveiben, (ibu) ta«fd;en; to — one, Scmanbcm fein SBovt nic^t |al= ten, ibn fi^eu laffcn ; to be disappoint- ed, (infcincn.^otfuungen, ©vwavtun^ gen) bctvogcn,'gctau[rt)twcrben; they — ed my designs, ftc ucvctteltcn mcine 3lnfd)!age ; how — cd she found her- self"! njic febr fanb fte ftc^ betrogen ! he will be — ed, c8 wirb tt)in uid;t ge= lingeu ; I was — ed of a carriage, tc^ ertjtcUein crwartetcS i5u^r»crf nic^t ; she — ed me of her visit, ic^ Wartete »crgcblid) auf it)rcu 33efu^; i was — ed of the fortune I expected, ic^ taufcbte mid) in mcincr 5lu§fid)t auf cin 5Scvmbgcn ; she was — ed in her expectations, fte fanb ftc^ in iljreu (5r= wavtungen (5ctaufd)t; i was — ed by him, mcine if>Dffu«ngen njurbcu von ibm (burd) iliu) vcrcttelt, obcr cr tiiufcbte mcine ©rroartungen. DISAPPOINTMENT, s. bte gctaufdtte (Svumrtung, U?ercite(ung ; fcblgc- fd)(agene.^offnung, baS 8ct)lf(^Iag'eu. To DISAPPRECIATE, v. a. gcringf'd)a= feen. DISAPPROBATION, s. bie SDlifbiUtr gung, bcv 3:;abel. DiSAippROB.\TORY, aHj. mi^btUigeub. DISAPPROVAL, s. bic 9J?ipbiUiguiig. To DISAPPROVE, v. a. mipbtHigcn, ta= beln, serwcrfcu. To DISARM, V. a. eutroaf ucii ; bcrau= hm. DiSARMER, s. bfv ©ntmaffitcnbc. To DISARRANGE, v. a. \\\ Unovbnung bringcn, ncvuMvvcn. DISARRANGEMENT, s. bieUiiovbnuug, 33cnvirriing. TV. DISARRAY, jj. (i. 1, + cntlfcibctt ; 2. in Unovbnung bvingcn, scrwirvcn. DISARRAY, s. 1. + bic Slacftbeit ; 2. 3Sern)ivrung. To DiSASSOciATFv. v. n. tvcnncn. DISASTER, s. bag llnglucf, ber Uufievn, bie SSibermavtigtcit. To DISASTER, v. a. uugliicf li^ mad;ert ; (lualcii, franfctt, bctriibcn. • DISC DISASfROUS (a(/w — .v adj. uugliiv-f* H^, tvaurig, clcnb, jammcvlid); — new, s. bie Ungliicffeligfcit. To DISAVOW, V. a. 1. laugnctt ; 2. Jti^l ancvtcnnen, vertvcrfen. DISAVOWAL (— ment),.s. 1. bai ?aug* nen ; 2. bie ?lid;tanevfcnnung, a8er» wcrfung. To DISBAND, v. T. a. abbaufeu, wcrabs fd)icbcn, entlaffcn; 11.71. fid) rrcnntn, ft^ 5cvftvcucu, auScinanbcv ge^cn. To DisBARK, v. a. ausfdjiffcit, ans S2(jnb fc(}cn, lanbcn. DISBELIEF, s. bcv Itugtaubc, Stueifel, bas 2)Ji6tvaucn. To DISBELIEVE, v. a. nid)t glaubcit, bejweifein, mifjtvaucn. DISBELIEVER, s. bcv Unglaubige, 3weiflcv. To DiSBENCii, V. a. aufjagcit, »evtvets ben. DISBODIED, adj. ClltfoVpCVt (W. li.). To DISBOWEL, v. a. «U3WfibCn, mi- nebmen. To DISBUD, r. a. bie Jtuos^jcn obcv SpriifiUnge abbrcc^cu, an^pufeen. To DISBURDEN, v. a. i,- n. eutlaflcp entlaben ; to — one's heart, fein^cvj evlcid)tevrt obev augfcJjiittcn. To DISBURSE, r. a. i. augja[)Ien; 2. auSlegcn, vorfcbicticn. DisBuiiSEMENT, s. I. bie 2lu«gabe ; 2, 3ln«lagc, bcv SJpvfdluB. DISBURSER, s. 1. bcv 5ln§ja^Icv ; 2. bcr a3ovfd)ufj feiftct. DISC, s. bic Sc^eibe ; — of the sun, bie Sonncnfcbfibc; — of the moon, bie 3)Jonbfd)cibc. To DISCALCEATE, v. a. bie (£c^Ut)C aU« = jiebcn. DiscALCEATlON,s. ba§ iclen) ; 2. abbanfen, abfe|cn, ucrabfiiicbcn. DISOARNATE, adj. eutflcifc^t, flcifc^* To DISCASE, V. a. eutflcibcil. To DISCERN, v.a. ^- n. 1. UUtcrfc^cibttt; bcurtbcilen ; 2. trtcnncit, gciua^r werben, fcbcn. DISCERNER, s. bcr Scuvt^ciler, .^ens ncr, 9iiid)ter. DISCERNIBLE (ndv. — ly), adj. MntiX' fi^ctbbar,. cvfcnnbar, erfcnntlic^ ; i"tdE)tbar, merflid) ; —ness, .?. bie Un= tcvf^eibbavtcit ; <2ic|tbavfcit. DISCERNING (ado. — ly), adj. fd)arf= ft^tig, fd)arf|innig. DISCERNMENT, s. bic Unterfd)etbnng«s ■ f raft, 33eurt^cilung«fraf t, bcv @d)arf= finii. DiscERPiBiLiTY. s. bte STvcnnbarfcit, 3erreipbarfeit. DiscERPTiON, s. btc 3erret^ung, .3«r= fliitfclnng. To DISCHARGE,?). I. a, 1. CUtlabClt, auS= laben, ablaben, ausfcfeiffcn, lijfc^en ; 2. lo!§fd)ief!Ci!, abfcucrn ; 3. au^ftos f en, auslafftn, auycrit; 4. cvgiegen, ansflicpcn lafTcn, au^Ianfcn laffcn; 5. fid) entlebtgcn; vcvvidjtcn; G. cr* fiillcu; 7. bcrretcn, loMaffcn, fvci:= fpred)cit, lpSfpvcd)cn; 8. M K. be= jablcit, cntrid)fcn, abtl)un, cinlofcn, abfiibren (cine Sirattc); qnittiren; 9. *3,'gfd)affen, aufbcbcn (— from, «on) ; 10. cntlaffett, ucrabfd)icben ; to — one'.s conscience, fcin ©cwiffcn frel marten, cin gutc«®croiffcnbebalten; to — from duty, bcr ipflid)t cntlaffcn ; ablbfcu; to — a volley, cine (Salve gcbcn ; it discharges matter, cS Cttcrt; 11. n. auScinanber gcbcn, fid) tl)ctlen ; fid) entlaben. * 109 DISC DISC DISC DISCHARGE, s. 1. ber 5tu«bnt^, 'iJluS^ f(uB ; 2. ba§ ?o«ge[)ert, :^o«tn-cmten, ,.— a^ aibfcucvn, bte <5aloe; 3. Sluslabung, yitr^^^ ^^^H > 4. ©efvetung, ?ogfvvf= aV' -^ cinu!4>^a« Sijfcgelb ; 5. bie @ittlaf= 'f'^. •' fififi^X'^ 9Uifd)tcb; 6. bie 93mt(|= ^ V - htn(),^»,(Ijid}unf5 ; 7. S8cjat)lim3 ; ^yi^ Ouitfuu0|; 8. bie Slu^na^me, ba§ 5 . JJi-t»itj5Jti|m ; — of one's office, bie t «<^^>vau»i9 f(inc$ ^UnUs. ** nrs ^ Discn^fER, s. I. ber ciitlabet u. f. tO.JtPtftr To Discharge ; 2. (or dis- rod), 3tu«labcv(bcr @(eftnct= 5isciNCT, ai/;.uugcgiirtct. DISCIPLE, s. ber !5d)iilcr, Siinger. To DISCIPLE, V. a. 1. fr}tel)eit ;' 2. te= feljren. DFSCiPLELiKE, adj. eiiicm Si^iitcr (je= jiemeiib, fc^iilenrtapig. DisciPLESHiP, s. btv (5d)iUcrjtatib, bie Siingevfc^aft. DISCIPLINABLE, adj. ge(cl)vig, folg= fant ; — ness, s. bie @ele[)vigfcit. DISCIPLINARIAN, I. adj. f,m 3ucl)t ge= borig ; II. s. bev flreitge aiif 3uct)tiinb Drb'uuiig f;iilt. DISCIPLINARY, adj. jur ^ud^t, Drb= nuitg obcr (Sv}ie()ung gchorig. DISCIPLINE, s. 1. bie Burf)''/ Orbnung ; 3}initu85uc^t ; 2. Unterroiivfigfeit ; 3. bcr Untervicfet; bie ©i-jtebuug, 6-iitiitniitg ; 4. SiScipltn, aBtffeu= fc^aft ; 5. 3ii<^tiguiig, ifafleiunn. To DISCIPLINE, v.a.i. Sicijeil, tn3«C^t uitb Di-bitmtg ()attcii; 2. cr5iff)e!t, nntemc^teii, luitcrweifeit, bilbeii ; 3. jiic^tigeii, gcr^eln, fafteien. To DISCLAIM, r. «. eiitfagen, 93evsic^t leifteii, ecrlaugiieit, iitc^t aucrteiuicu, ablaugiien. DISCLAIMER, s. 1. bcr SSevIaiiguet ; 2. />. T. aBibei-fpntcf). To DISCLOSE, V. a. rtuffc^Iie^ett, eitt= biiHeit, entbeJcn, fiinb inac^cn. DISCLOSE, s. bie ©iitbitUiing, DISCLOSER, s. bcr eiitbecfer, (Sntwid- ler. DISCLOSURE, s. bie 6titf)iiUmig, 3tuf= becfung ; Ci^ntDeifung. To DISCOLOUR, v. n, 1. cntfarbeii, flu= bers farbeu ; 2. entftellen. DISCOLORATION, s. 1. bie 93cvfar= bung, iSei-fc^ie§iiiig ; 2. (?'ittftclliiitg ; 3. Med. T. coUect. ia^ gleif CIt. DISCOLOURED, adj. 1. bUltt; 2. Cltt= favbt. ^ To DiscoilfiT, V. a. (etite 3Irmce) jcr^ fti'cueii, wcrfeit, fdiKigeii. DISCOMFIT, Discomfiture, s. bie "iSlit- bcrlage. DISCOMFORT, s- bet Unntutb, ba« 2Jti§bebagen, bev S3crbntt!, bie Sc; tviibnig, i&cbwermutb. To DISCOMFORT, v. a. fraiifcn, betvii= ben, entmutbigcii, beftiiv^eu. To DISCOMMEND, v. a. tilbelll, ^CVab= fefeeii- DISCO m:\iend ABLE, ar/;. tabclbaft, un= fiibmlic^; — ness, s. bie £abelbaftig= fcit. DISCOMMENDATION, s. bcr Sabcl, iiblc 9luf. discommender, s. bev S;nbfcr. To discommode, v. a. belafligcn, bc= fcbweren, bef^roerlid) fallen. discommodious, wij. Kiftig, befc^»ev= lid), unbeguem, ungelegeu. discommodity, s. bie s8efc[)n3erli^= teit, Uitbequemtic^feit, Ungelcgcn= ()eit, baS Uugemad). • To DISCOMMON, v. a. beS ®emeinbe= recites (obev beS aSon-ed)te3) berrtu= ben. To DISCOMPOSE, v. a. 1. in Unovbnung btingen, yevmivren, sevviittcn ; 2. be; eaniljigeu, ♦lerbrieplid) niad)en, S3cvs no bvil5 Ucrnvfac^en ; Discomposed, adj. mtijmittbig, I'cvbrieplic^. DISCOMPOSURE, s. 1. bie 93erwtrrnng, Unorbnnng; 2. llnvufje; bev 9Jii^= mutb. To DISCONCERT, v. a. 1. mi beV %!i^- fung bvingeu, vevlegen madden; 2. yercitcht; —ion, s. bie ^ereitelnng. DiscoNFORMiTY, s. bie Ungleid;bcit, Ungemapbfit. DiscoNGRUiTY, s. bie Ungleid)[)eif, UngematJI)eif, ber 2Bibevfpvud;. To DISCONNECT, ». a. trennen. DISCONNECTION, s. bie 2;vennung, To DiscoNSENT. v. a. .lic^t itberein= cit, gab= neub. DLSCONVENIENT, adj. ungeveinit, un= ftattbaft. DISCORD, s. 1. bie SJJigbElIigfetf, Uiici=: nigfeit, Bn^if fvacbt ; 2. Mus. T. S)if= foiiauj ; ber DJJitJflang. DISCORDANCE, DISCOliDANCY, .'. vid. Discord. DISCORDANT (arfo. — ly.\ adj. 1. nic^t ftimmenb, mi|5tLinenb, mipfliiigenb; 2. ntdjt iibeveinftimmcnb, niithellig; 3. n)iberfvvcd)enb, tm SBibevfpvuc^. DISCORDFUL, adj. jiinfifc^. To DISCOUNT, V. a. abjieben (3tnfen), abrecbnen ; M. E biSconfircn. DISCOUNT, .?. ber Slbjng, 9tabaft; m. E. SiSconto; — days, SiScontotage; bank of — and deposit, bie S)iScontO= unb 5)eViofitobant. DISCOUNTABLE, a,ij. nid)t abjie.Sbarj feiii Sisconto jutaffenb. To DISCOUNTENANCE, v. a. 1. nid)t bnlbcu, «erbicten, mi^billigen ; 2. fid) ciiier S^beilnabnte an etanig entfagcn. DISCOUNTENANCE, s. ber Jlaltftnn, baS nnfreuublic^e ^.Bcnebmen, biea3ev= ac^tnng. DlscouNTENANCER, s. bev fid) einer Sbeilnabme an eticaS @ntjicf)enbej ber 33erad)ter. DLSCOUNTER, s. M. E. ber ©iSconto giebt, ber Sigcontirer, 5)i«contaut. 7'o DISCOURAGE, v. a. ItlUtbtpg ma= d)en, entmitttjigen, abfdirecfcn, bic Sufi bcnebmeu. DISCOURAGEMENT, s. 1. bie 9lbfd)rc= cfung, ©ntmatbigung; 2. ba§ 5}lb= fc^vedFung«mtttel. DISC0UR.\GER, «. bcv niulhloS ir.acbt abfcbvecft, u. f. w. DISCOURSE, s. 1. bie Olcbe, biij i~V. fVVfic^ ; 2. j>er 33prtrng ; 3. bic Olbr banbhiug. To DISCOURSE, V. n. 1. vebcu, fprerbfu fid) uuterreben; 2. abbaiibeiu; to — of a thing, iibcr ehua^ fpvcd)eu. DiscouRSER, .9. 1. ber atebner; 2 Scbriftftellcv, iBerfaffcr. DiscouRSlVE, adj. 1. gefprarf)«tt>cife 2. frbliegenb. DISCOURTEOUS {nde. — ly), adj. UXi* luanicvlid), nnbiJflicb ; — ness, s. bit Unmanievlic^feit, 9lobbcit. DISCOURTESY, s. 1. bic UnbLif(id;ffit, ©robbeit; 2. baS 3)?isfaUen. Discous, adj. B. T. bvcit, flad). To DISCOVER, V. a. cntbcden, aufcc^ cfeit, enlbuiku ; ausfunbfd)afteii, er* niitteln. DISCOVERABLE [adv. — ly), adj. twU bedbav, ftditbar. DISCOVERER, s. 1. bcv GntbccEcr; 2. Jtunbfdjafter, ©^jaber, (Spion- DISCOVERY s. bic Sntbcdung, 3(ufbe' (fung. DISCREDIT, s. 1. bev SJlipcrebit, fd;[ed;te 3^af, bie Uucbve, Sctanbe; 2. bcr Unglanbc. To DisCREorr, V. n. 1. in 3)Jiiicrebi! fc^cn, in iiblcn 3'inf bringcu, !;erun= glimpfen, ucrfitvcicn ; 2. t'liittfrauci;, hirbt glaubeu, bejiveifcrn. DISCREDITABLE, atlj. CUtcbvCUb, cbv= wibvig, fcbimpflicl). DISCREET [ado. — ly), adj. 1. S)PVft^= tig, ycrftiinbig, bcfonnen; 2. vcr- fct)»tegcu; 3. befc^eibcn; — ness,.?. 1. bie aSorftdbtigfcit, bev SJerflanb ; 2. bie 93cfd)cibcnbcit. DISCREPANCE (— cy), s. b:c 9Tlcvf(t)if-- benbeit, aJtipljcUigfeit, bcr aBt^et= fpVUff). DISCREPANT, roj/.ycrf($ieben, mil; be 1= lig, aHbcrfprcd)'enb, wibcrfircitciib. DISCRETE, adj. gctrcunt, nbgcfoubcvf. DISCRETION, s. 1. bic .^lugbeit, ik= founcnbeit, 9.'!orfi^tig!eiI ; 2. iv.-r= fd)n3iegenbeit; 3. bag'Scliebcn, @itt= biinfen, bic SBiUfitbr; 4. + 3:ren= nung ; years of — , bic 3§ail«r(tt^ U. f. ID. wcgucljuicit, vaumcii, (eerctt, be= raubcu. To DISGARNISH, v. a. 1. (bic 3icrra= tl)cn) abucbnteu, cutblofjcu; 2. mh. T. bie it'aiioucu anS ciuer Scfluug ucl)mcu. To DISGARRISON, 17. a. VOlt Scfa^UUg entblbtJfii- To DISGORGE, v.a. nusfpeicu, au«it;er= fcu ; crgiejjen. DLSGORGRMENT, s. bitS 3lu«fpcicit, bcr 5lu«n.nirf. DISGRACE, s. 1. bie Unefire, Srfjanbe, bcr Scbimpf; 2. bie Umjuabe; to hiin? (a) — upon (on), (ciucni) Sdjaube inadjen, Sd;anbe iibcr ci= neu briugcu. . To DISGR.VCE, v. a. 1. ente:^ren, fd)an= ben, Sdmnbe iiiac^en; 2. in Uu= gnabe briitgcit : to be disgraced, in Unguabc gefallcn fcS)n. DISGRACEFUL (atlr. — ly), adj. fdianb= ltd), fd)nial)lid), fd)macvyDU ; —ness, s. bie Scbaubc. DiSGRACER.s.bcr @utebrer, ©djanbcr. DISGRACIOUS, adj. nsibrig; fcbaiiblid). To DISGUISE, V. a. 1. »erfleiben, »cr= inummcu ; 2. cntfleUeit ; 3. /«•. ycr= ficUcu ; uerbcrgen, verbitllen (— from, yor) ; 4. vu/o-. bcraiifd;en. DISGUISE,*. 1. bie iBcvElcibung, 'Scr^ nnimmuug; 2. fig.Zavw, bcr'2cl)eiit, i'onoaub ; 3. vidg. 5){iuifct). DISGUISEDLY, ado. »cvborgcncr, Ber= flcrftcr 2Ecifc. DISGUISEMENT, ,■!. 1. bie SScrffeibung, iU'ritiumntiing ; 2. /i>. bcr 2d)ciu. DISGUISKR, s. 1. bcr ftcb SIjcvEIcibcn^ be ; 2. (5ntMieubc. DISGUST, .9. 1. ber (§M, SBibeiwidc ; 2. ba§ gJltifaUcu, bcr 9lergcr; to (take) — at..., fid) efciu yor.'. ., @fcl ^abcu an..; fid) argcrn iiber . . . To DISGUST, r. a. 1. (Sfci ycriirfad)cn, ancfcln ; 2. ycrlcib^u ; 3. ycrbricf)cu. (irgeru; i. beleibigcu; to Lc disg-.jgted with . . ., (5fcl biibcn nn ,. . . DISGUSl'FUL, adj. tUi^aft, WibU bciffig ; —ness, s. bic (Sf«yK«^tiii«:j)t^,* ^ ai^ibrigfcit. DISGUSTING (a(ic. — LY)/to".*^ailcfclub, , efcl()aft, Wibrig. / » DISH, s. 1. bie i2d)iifRt; S:affe.'<^j|f (Sc^alcbcu ; 2. @cv|c|t\; — t>utter, bie gute, frifcbe ^utt^ — clout (cloth), bcr SBifcbbabcr ; — cross, frcuj; —stand, bcr Uuf warmer with iron heater fclnjiirmcr mit cincin ci JClI ; — wash (—water), ba^ (BpiiU nmffcr, 'J(ufwafd)umffcr ; — washer, ber 2^audjer(ein SSogeD. To DISH, r. a. ( — «■) mirid)tcn, auffc= %i\\, auftifd;eit, auftragen. DISHABILLE, s. bie.<3ausf(cibuug, baS 'Jlac^tflcib, aiJorgenflcib. DISHARMONIOUS, (w//. luijjtlntig, uic^t iibcrciuftimmeiib. DISHARMONY, s. bet 3)ii5ft5emciubc. DISINGENUOUS (adn. — ly), a^lj. Un= rcblid), falfd), argltftig ; —ness, .?. bie Unrebtidjfcit, S'ilfd)^ctr. DISINHERISON, s. biiS ©utcrbcit, bie (S'utcrbung. To DISINHERIT, v. a. ClltcrbcU. 7b DISINTER, v. a. loicbcr au^grabcu (ciuen Sobtcn). DISINTERESSED, pari. adj. vid. Disin- terested. DISIN PERESSMENT, s. vid. Disinter estbdness." DISINTEREST, .?. bte Utieigcunii^igfcit. DISINTERESTED (ariM. — ly), adj. i. {cincn 3:bci( an ctiimS babenb; 2. uupartciifd) ; 3. uucigcnuii^tg ; — ness, s. 1. btc Uupartciltdjfctt ; 2, Uncigcuuii&igtcit. DISINTER.MENT, .'. ba3 2lu§gvaben (ei= uer 2eic{)e) 7b DISINTHRiiL, v. a. vid. To Dis ENTHRAL. To DisiNURE, V. a. inti»6t)t^u ; abge- n.Hii}nen (ctiicm etwa*). in DISM DISP DISP To DISINViTE, V. a. (iint ©iulabuuij'* abfagen. To DisiNVOLVE, v. a. 1. ciittoirrcn, cutwttf cin ; 2. loSmac^eu ; 3. bcfretcn. To DISJOIN, I', a. tXtlUltn. To DISJOINT, V. I. a. 1. aiiS bcn Sugctt rccpcit, augrenfcn, scrrenfen ; 2. sei-= tbctlcit, jeilegen ; jevfrfjiieibcn ; 5er= ftiicfcin ; iLn, jerfaUen, nu^falJcii. DISJOLNT (adv. — ly), mlj. (JCtlKtU, Qftrcnur, jertfjcilt, sertvcimt. DISJUNCT, adj. gffpitbert, atgcfon= bert, getrciint. DISJUNCTION, s. bie Slbfonberung, 2;renmiug. DIS.IUNCT1VE, T. adj. cittajiber nug= f(tltcgciib, trcnnctib ; n. *. bie treii= iieitbe Goiijunctton; — ly, adv. 1. ans- fc^Iiciienb, bcfoiibcrg; 2. nut Unter= fri)ctbuiig, beftimmt. DISK, s. 1. bie (Sc^ftbc; SBurffc^cibe ; 2. ©oititen= ober SDionbfc^cibe. DISKINDNESS, .?. 1. bte Itngiitigfeit, llitfveunbltdjEctt; 2. bcr Scpabe. DISLIKE, si. bie 5lbnciguna, bcrSBi^ benoillc, baS 2}JitifaUeii; 2. bie3]er= brte^(irf)£eit. To DISLIKE, V. a. wibrig finben, mtj5= billigeii, tabcln, nic^t mogen. To DISLIKEN, v. a. uitafimirf) macf)cn. DISLIKENESS, s. bie llita|)iiltc^feit, cer Uitterfcl;icb. DiSLiKER. s. ber 2J2ifbilIiger, 2;ablcr. To DisUiMB. T. a. gltebei-wcifc 5erflu= cfcit, jcrrei^en. To DISLOCATE, v. a. »ervii(fcn ; ser= rcnfen. DISLOCATION, s. bic 93crriicfung ; 93errenfuitg. T,: DISLODGE, v. I. n. 1. SCrtrcibcit, icvjagen ; aiiftvcibeit ; aufjagen ; 2. aiUvJiuiiKit ; 3. Bevlegen, »ciff"ien ; ii. 7t. au«5icl)cit, njcgjie^cii ; aiif bvcci)en. DISLOYAL (ndv.—hY), adj. 1. trCU= Io§, iingc^orfam.ungetreu (gegen bcn !;!aiibeSl}cvrn) ; 2. uitveblic^ ; 3. un= tvcu (in bcv (Sfjc iinb ber ?iebe) ; — ty, s. bie 2;rcuIo)lgfcir, Uirtreiie. DISMAL (adv. — ly), adj. 1. fc(;rccfli(^, griiplic^ ; 2. elcnb, trauvig, triibe ; — ness, s. 1. iaS ©cfivccflic^e, @v;i§= Iid)c ; 2. tSleiib, ber Jtummer, ©ram ; 3. bie 5;raurigfeit. To DISMANTLE, v. a, 1. entBIijgetl, auSjiehen, ieraiiBen ; 2. (bie a)inueru ober SBiille eiiter Scftmig) niebtrrci= tjcn, abbve^fit ; 3. abtafelii (eiii erf)iff). To Dis.MASK, V. a. eiitlaroctt. To DISMAST, V. a. tntmaflctt (citt ed)ifF). • To DISMAY, V. a. ill (2d)recfeti fe§eit, erfcl)recfen, bniige mac^cn, fiitmut^t= gen, niebcvfcf)Iagen. DISMAY, s.'baS fcdjrecfeii, bte gui:4)t, 33aitgigtcit ; in — , beftiirst. DisME, s. ber 3e^nte. To DISMEMBER, v. a. jcrgliebcrn, }er= ftiicfcin, 5crrei^en. DISMEMBERMENT, s. bie 3crgliebe= rung, 3ciftiirfclung, 3crt[)etluiig. To DISMISS, V. a. 1. cutlaffcn, fprtf^i= (fen ; 2. (ibbanfcu ; beurlauben ; 3. fal)ren laffen ; to — a cause in chan- cery, L. T. einc (2ac^e tu ber Jlan= jcllet abmcifen; to — one's wife, feiit SBeib uevflopen. DIS>USSION (Dismissal), s. bie (SllU taffung ; ber ilbfc^ieb ; Uriaub. DISMISSIVE, a'lj. cutlflffenb. To DISMORTGAGE, v. a. cintlifcn. To DISMOUNT, V. I. a. 1. auS bcm (Sat= tcl l)cben, abiuerfeit, abfc^en; 2. »ou ber' Saffcttc abnefimcn (bie ^a= none), (jbl)cben; auseinanber Icgcn ■,iint Sltiite, u. f. ».) ; ii. n. ^crnb= 112 pcigcn, abfteigcn (»om ^ferbe), .>fer ; 2. (Stiftcr einer SJifj^ ^eiratl). DISPARAGINGLY, adv. av.S SScrad;-- tnng. DISPARATE. 1. adj. gan$ ungleid;, gan^ ycrfitii-fccn ; il. disparates, s. pi. llng[eid>I)eiten, llngereimtt;eiten. DISPARITY, s. 1. bie Unglfid)f)eit ; 2. aScrfcfjicbcnijcit ; 3. Unfdiidlid)fcit. To DiSPARK, I), a. 1. eiucu ^axi ober 3'orft iiffucn, bie .Unisaunung n?cg= raumen, tntpfcrd^eu; 2. freimadjcti DISPART, s. J\iu. T. bcr (ia liber.. To DISPART,©, a. 1. tbcilcn, trcuneu .; fvalten ; 2. Mil. t. calibriren,- ober bie ajjiiiibung einc« (Stiirfeg anS- j meffen. I DISPASSION, s. bie ®emiitf)Sruk, Xhu ^ befangcntieit. DISPASSIONATE (adv. — ly), adj. 1. Icibenf(^aft*Ip«, rubig, gelaffen ; 2. unbefangen; 3. mnjarteitfd), ina)lig. i To DISPATCH, V. I. a. 1. cilig al)fertt= % gen, abfenben ; 2. gef^winb serricl)- tcn, abtl)un, befdileunigen ; 3. tobten. DISPATCH, s. i. bic Slbrertigung, 91b= fenbnng ; 2. 6ile ; 3. 2)epefd)c, iSx- ^n-effc. To DISPEL, r. a, jcrjtreuen, scvjagen. 7'u DISPEND, V. a. I. auJt^cilen ; 2. »erbraud)cn. DISPENSABLE, arij. erla§lid), crlag= lid); — nes?,s. bie ^rlafjlid)feit. DISPENSARY, s. baS Sabpratprium ; 9Ipotbefcrbud) ; bie §au«= unb 3{ei= fcapptl)cfe. DISPENS.VTION, s. 1. bic 9iu«fvcn= bung, i?ertf)cilung ; 2. /.. r. ©rlaub- ni^,5)ilvcnfation, (friaffung ; — s of providence, bie Siigungen ber S3i)rfc= l)ung. DISPENSATIVE (adv. — ly), adj. er= lanbenb, crlaffenb. DISPENSATOR,?)/d. Dispenser. DISPENSATORY, I «. baS 2)t«v>cnfato= vium, Qlppt^cterbud) ; bie ^()arma= foppie; II. arfj. erlaffcn tiinnenb. To DISPENSE, ». a. 1. augfpeubcn, an3' t^eiten, yertbeilen, yerumltcn ; 2. to — with, miffen, cntbebrcn ; 3. ent= fd)ulbigen ; bi^pcnftren, erlaffcn, frci= fprcrbcn (»on), iefrcicn, iicrf^oncn. DISPENSER, s. ber SlnSfpcnbcr, QhiS:' geber, bie 31u§fpcnbcrinn. 7'« DISPEOPLE, t!. (7. ■cntyolfern, vct« i^cercn. DISPEOPLER, s. bcr QScrl^cercr. To DISPERSE, V. L a. 1. auScinanber jagen, serflreucn, scrtrciben ; 2. »ers Ijrcitcn; 3. aultbcilcn; ii. n. auJeiu= anber gcben, scrftrcuen. DISPERSEDLY, adj. JCrftrCUt, ^n Ulli >»icbcr, ba unb bort. DISPERSEDNESS, s. bie (bcr 3"fianb bcr) 3ci'ftreuung, 3crflrcutt)cit. DisPERSER, s. bcr 51u«fircucr, 93er= breiter. DISPERSION, s. bie 3crflreuung. DISPERSIVE, adj. jerftrcucub. To DISPIRIT, V. a. cntmuttiigcu, nic= bcrfd)lagen, etnfc^iid)tern, in gurdjt fcfeeit. DISPIRITEDNESS, s.bcr Jtraftmangcl, bic ®eifte«fcbwac^e, 2)hitb(pftgfcit. To DISPLACE, V. a. 1. ucrfc^cn, «cr- Icgcn, verriicfen, »crfct)iebcn ; 2. ab= fei&cn. DISPLACEMENT, s. baS 33erfcfeen, bie a^erfe^ung. DISPLACENCY. 5. ba§ 3)Jti5faUen ; bie Unanncbmli^feit; Unartigfeit. To DiSPLANT, v. a. 1. ijcrpffanjcn, scvfcfecn ; 2. ansrciycn, anSrpttcn. DISPLANT AT roN, .?. 1. bic aL^erpfIan= sung, SScrfe^ung; 2. 5luSrpttung, ba3 yiuSrcipen. To DISPLAY, v.a. 1. ausbrcitcu ; aui= Icgcn, au^Ijangcn, ansftccfcn ; 2. fi/r. aiigframcn, jnr Sdiau au^Icgen, prablcu; bavftcllcn, crflarcn, a\\i= cinaubcrfe^cn, cntiuiifcln, cntfaltcn, barbictcu; 3. fd)ui^cn. DISPLAY, s. 1. bic 3lu§brcitnng, ba3 51uslcgcn, '■Jln*franicn, u. f. >v. ; 2../(>. bie 2)'arftrltnng, ©rflarung, (^ittfai- tung; 3. Sc^au. To DISPLEASE, tj. a. &■ n. nii^fallcn ; ^i))fallen, (SEcl erregcn; bclcitigcn. DISP DISK DISS . DISPLEASKDNESS, s. i\t 9JiififaUtg* feif, bas 2)Jif fallen. . Displeasing {adv. — ly), adj. mtf= fallia, itnaitfjcne&m; — ness, s. baS DISPLEASURE, s. 1. ba3 5Ki6faf[fn; 2. bie Uugnabc, Uiujunft ; 3. ber '^n- i>xn% .To DISPLEASURE, v. a. vid. To Dis- please. ToDISPLODE, V. I. «. fprCttiJCtt, \,tX' fprcngeii, jei-plaftcit ; II. «. f iiallen. DISPLOSION, s. baS Sevpla^cn, bet Jlnall. To DISPLUME, V. a. bet (jcbcrit 'htxa\x- bcit, eiitftcbeni. DISPORT, s. bcr 3etberti'ct6, bie 6r= gofcuiij^, Suftlnu'tetf. To DISPORT, V. I. a. liclllfligfll, er» flo^eii; II. n. ftc^ teluftiijen, ftrf) cr= g6§ctt, fd)erjctt. DISPOSABLE, adj. looriiljer man 5cr= fiigcn iinb f(^altcn tatui, gcfirauc^ljav, jii ©cbote ftfl)eub. DISPOSAL, A-. 1. bie ^Inorbnung, ?ei= tunc], 5iil)vuni3, (?titric^tuu(}, 23er= aiiftaltuitq, Siiamti], Serfiipng ; 2. SBefliminuniT, ^Inrocubung, bcr @c= brnuci), bie fveie ^Dlarf)! unb @cwalt, 3BiUfiif)r; I am not at your—, Sie ■^abcit init itti^tJ 5ubefel)Ieu; the di- vine — , bie g6ttli(ie 9Jeijifvuug. 7\i DISPOSE, V. a. 1. ovbiieii, aiiorbncit, cerfiijjcn, einvic^tcii, sevaitjltaltcn; 2. tier iiiib bort l^iiiftellcn, ijert[)ci[eii, ertbeileii ; 3. Icnfeit, bewegcn, gencigt niaiteii (— to, 511, for, fiir jii) ; to — by will, scrmactci! ; to — of, 1. (iiber emeu ob^v etama) Uiid) cigcucm ik= Heben fd}alteit unb waltcii; 2. 'v'er= fiigcn, antueuben, vevmcnbcu, biMii= c^en, antcgen, anflcllen, ouSgebcu; 3. abfcvtigen; 4. «b!"d)>ifen, >rcg= fc^nffcn, wcggebcn, ucvfc^cuEcn, yer= Silvern, ijcnt)ertl)cn, ucvfanfcii, ah- \i%i\\, abtvetcn, Icafc^Iagen n. f. \v. ; to — of a daughter in niarriag'!, fctnc ?;oc^tcr otr[}ctvatt)cn ; to — of a house, cin .P)au3 »crmict()cn; to — of one, Semaiib cntlaffcn ; to — of a matter, mittimvaSt'crfa^ven; imw will you — of yourself 1 ftaS TOoUcu 2ic an= fangeu V Disposed, gcncigt ; ill disposed, libel gcfinitt, gcla'unt, gcftimmt; M. K-s. disposed of, »crdu|5crf, aufgc= vaumt; 10 be di.sposed of, ju ycrtaufeii, ab^llfc^CU; not to be disposed of, nicl)t aiif ben ^rcio 511 bringcn. DISPOSER, 5. bcc @rtl)ci[cr, ®ebcv, Scvfiiger, Scnfer, fficrwaltcr, 3ie= giffcr, ^§cvr, .§cri-fd)cr. Disposmox, s. 1. bie ©inrid)tung, SluovbiiiiMg, 2)fJct[}0bc, a^cvtfjciluug, 23ci'fiiginii], 3.]crauita(tung ; 2. 9ln= lagc; V.atiivltc^e Sabigfeit; 3. ?lei= gung ; 4. ®cmiit[)Sftimmiing; Slrt, (SiiiucJart ; ©efinuung ; 5. sOcfc^afs fcii^cit, bcv Siiftanb (bcr 0efHnbl)eit) ; a good — ,' cin gutea ■§CV5; frlundly — , bie Sicbc jum Sricben; (5reuub= Iid}fcit ; to make a — of one's effects, property, iiber feiit 6igcutl)um i)er= fiigcn, bariibcr SSerfiigiing trcffcn. To DISPOSSESS, V. a. au« bcnt 33efifee treibcit, entfc^en; jig- bcraubcn, be= ne^mcn. DISPOSSESSION, s. bie S8cft|ne^mung, SBevtreibung awi bent $5cfti DISPOSIJRE, vid. D1SPOSA.1,. DISPRAISE, I. bcr 2;abcl, bie 2d;m;i= f)ung. To DISPRAISE, V. a. tabctn, fd)ma()ci;. DISPRAISER, s. ber 2;abler, Scf)iu;i()er. DiSPRAISlN(iLY, adv. mil Jlabel. To DispREAD, V. a. uerbrcitcn, mi- 3reuen. C2 DISPREADER, s. bcr 33erbrcitcr, Sc= !anntmad)cr. To DlSPRlZE, V. a. ^crabwitrbtgcn. To DISPROFESS, v. a. feiiieit Staiib yerlaffen. DISPROOF, .5. bie aSiberlegnng. DISPROPORTION, 5. biis 'JJhijycrt)aIt- ni^, bie Uugleid;f)eit. To DISPROPORTION, v. a. unglcid) (bem ©leic^majj cntgegcu) »crbi'iibcn, (lUS bent iBcr^dltnip bringcn. DISPROPORTIONABLE (adv. — ly), adj. nnucrfjdItnipmdBig, ol)nc ©i)in= metric; —ness, s. ba"3 ^DJif>5;crl)dlt= nip, bie aSertjaltiiiiJmibrigfeit. DISPROPORTIONAL {adv. — ly), adj. — ity, s. vid. Disprovortion.vble, &c. DISPROPORTIONATE {ado. — ly), — ness, s. vid. Dispropoutionable, — ly, — ness. DISPROVABLE, adj. 1. wibcrlcgbar ; 2. tabcluswiirbig. To DISPROVE, V. a. ttjiberlcgcn. DISPROVER, .9. bcr aBiccrlcger. DISPUNISHABLE, adj. jlra)lo«, unge= ftraft. DISPUTABLE, adj. 1. flrcitlg ; 2. janE^ DISPUTANT, I. s. bcr etrcttcr, aBiber= fprcc^cr, (gtrcitrcbncr; il. adj. [trei= tcub, n)iberfvred)cnb. DISPUTATION, s. btc Sigpntation, (fctvettiibung. DISPUTATIOUS, I adj. fircitfiic^ttg, DISPUTATIVE, 5 jdntifd). To DISPUTE, V. I. n. ftrcitcn, fiimpfcn, bispitttrcn; janfen; n.a. I. beftrci= ten; 2. in 3n-'«''f«i J'cl;en; ftrcttig mad)cn. DISPUTE, ,1. bcr Strcit; beyond aP. — , unjtrettifl. DISPUTELESS, adj. uuflrtitig. DISPUTER, s. bcr (Strciicr ; iv'»fe»- DISQUALIFICATION, s. bic Untiic^'ig- feit, Uiifd()it3rcit. To DISQUALIFY, v. a. 1. ailtiicf/tg, unfdf)ig mad;en ; 2. l. t. fiir unfdf;tg crfldrcn. DISQUIET, 1. s. bie llnvn&c, bcr j?nnt= mcr; u. {adv. — ly), adj. unrul)ij5 ; — ness, s. 1. bie Unrn^e, 9iaftlpftg= feit ; 2. U3angtgfcit ; 3. ©toning M griebenS. To DISQUIET, ». a. bcunrubigeit, ftiircn. DISQUIETER, s. bcr Uurnl)cftifter, ©torcr. DLsauiETFUL, a'lj. bcunrn^igcnb. DISQUILTUDE, s. bie Unrn^c, 58an= gigteit. DISQUISITION, s. bic Unterfii^ung, ^Priifnng, Slad^forfi^uiig, (Srorte= rung. To DisR.ANK, ». a. anS bcr (?ierltr|)en) Drbnung bringcn ; uerunrren. DISREGARD, s. bie ®eringfd)dljung, Scrnad)Idfttgung, 9'Ud)tad)tHng. To DISREGARD, v. a. gcringffpd^cn, nid)t ad)tcn, Dcriiad)ld[itgciC l)intan= fcijen. DISKEGARDER, s. bcv aScrdc^tcr. DISREGARDFUL (adv. — ly), adj. ^6= ringfd)d^ig; uuad)tfam, nac{)tdi"ug- DISRELISH, s. l.bergfcl; bas 3)Hij= falJcrt; bic SIbncignng, bcr 3B{ber= tville ; 2. fcl}Ied)tc'®crd)ma(f. To DISRELISH, v. a. wifrig (iii^t nad) feinem ©cff^maij) fiuben. disreputable; adj. bent gutcn 3ffufe nacijtbcitig, cf)nuibrig, fd)impf(id). disreputation, I s. bie 2Berniten= DISREPUTE, 5 &C't t'fl" "t'lc 9^"!, boK 91ame, bie Unrul^e, is;d;anbc; to bring — upon one, cincn Vicruu= c^ren, in [d)(cd)tcn 3juf bringcn. To DISREPUTE, r. a. in Unc^rc, ^cr: rnf bringcn, gcring fd)d^en. DISRESPECT, s. bcr SJangcl an 'JIc^^ tnng; bic llnf)i.if(id)fcit; ©crtng* fd;a^nng, 35crarf)tung, SD^i^acbtung To DISRESPECT, v. a. «ltci)rctb{et!a bebaHbeIn ; gering fd)dfecn. /' DISRESPECTFUL {adv. — ly)^ adj. lin= cbtcrbictig; geringf(^d|ig ; — ness, 3. bie Unc[)rcrbietigfeit ; ©cringfctjd^ig' feit. To DISROBE, V. a. 1. cntflcibClt, bCS 3io(f au«5ic()cn; 2. bcraubcn. DisftuiT, adj. abgcriffen, jcrbrodjcn. DISRUPTION, s.'l. bic 3crbrc4)ung; 2. ber Srur^, mil aU. To DISRUPTURE, vid. To Rhpture. dissatisfaction, .«. bic Unjufriebcn- I)eit, has 2}Ii§«ergniigcn, ber ^erbrng. DISSATISFACTOlilNESS, s. bnS Unbc= fricbigcnbc; 9JJt$!)crgiiiigcn. DISSATISFACTORY (adv. — ly), adj. nnbefrtcbigenb ; uerbrtc^lid). To DISSATISFY, v. a. 1. nid)t bcfvicbt^ gen ; 2. nti^fallcu ; 3. i»erbricfjlic^ inac^cn ; Dissatisfied, unsufricbcu. To DISSEAT, V. a. auS (you) bciu ©i§ ycrbrdngen, cntfe^cn. 7'o DISSECT, )). a.i. (ciiicn .Storvcr) offnen, anatomiren, fecircn, jerfc^nci^ ben; 2. fg. jerglicbcrn; dissectin. it.) To DISSEMBLE, t). n. .^ n. 1. fid) »cr= ftcUcn, I)eud)cln, fr^mcidbeln, yorgcs ben; 2, scrbcrgcn, nid)t mertcu laffcn ; 3. cntftcllcn, mif;bi[bcn. DISSEMBLER, ... ber .^cudjlcr, ?Jer= Icugner, fid) aScrficlknbc. DISSEMBLINGLY, a(i«. vcrftcllter 2Bci= fe, ^cudjlcrifc^. To DISSEMINATE, v. a. I. flnSftrcilcn; auSfden ; 2. jcrftrcuen, ucrbrciten ; au^fvrcngcn. DISSEMINATION, s. bic 5(uSfireuung, • ^erbrcitnng, DISSEMINATOR, .'. bcr 91uS|lrcucr, a3erbrciter. DISSENSION, s. bic llncinigfett, 5Rii5= belligfeit, 3t^iftrad)t, baS SJJipuer- fldnbnit). DISSENSIOUS, ad,i. 1. jdnfifc^, fircit= fitd)tig ; 2. aufriibrcrifc^ (w. it.). To DIS.SENT, V. 11. i. nnbcrcr9)Jeinnng fcl)n ; yerfdncbcu fcijn ; 2. abwcicbcii (»pn bcr ()errfc^enben [angtifanifc()cn] .fi^iri^e). DIS.SENT, s. 1. hit aSerfcbiebcn^ctt bcv 3}iciuung; 2. iJIbiucic^nng, JoctcrOi boric. DISSENTANEOUS, adj. flbwcidjcnb, »eyfcbiebcn, jmciber; — ness, s. bie a^crfc^iiebcnbcit, 9lbweid)ung. DISSENTER, .9. 1. ber ','lnbcrSfcnfcnbc ; 2. bcr .gctcvcbor; 9lon=(SonfDrmifi (yon bcr anglifauifi1)cn jtir^e 9lb* iccid^enbe). DISSENTIE.VT, ndj. aubcrcr SJicinung ; — meeting-house, bie ©apcllc btlf StoujCScnformiften. DISSENTIOUS, adj. vid. DissENSiotja. To DISSERT, V. a. fprccbcn, abE)anbetn, bisputiren (uv ii.). DISSERTATION, s. bic gclcbrtc Wit banblnng, ©riirtcrungefcbrift. To DISSERVE, v. a. (cincm, U. f. W.) 113 DISS DIST DIST ftttcn fc^Iec^ten'Dtcnfl cvwetfeit, f(^a= icii; (ctneu) bcitac^tfjctltgcn, bclcibi= .flcit, »cr(c^cu. DISSERVICE, s. bcv u&Ie 2)icitii, '^ci^^ t^cil ; to be of — to ... , fc^abcit, I)tn= bcrn, tm aScgc feijn. DISSERVrCEABLE (adu. — ly). acl/. Hac^tl)ctltg ; — ness, s. tie S'iac^t^et: ligfctt, bcr (5cf)abc. To DISSEVER, r. a. scrt^ei[ctt, tvciiiteit, jcrfliicfen. • DISSEVERANCE, s. bte 2;vcttnunoL DissiDENCE, s. bte Uitctntgtttt, ^wk- tvac^t. DISSIDENT, I. adj. yci;fd)icben ; n. — s, .s.pi. tk 2)tf|tbcnten (■Jltc^tfat^oHEcu tn ^olett). DissiLiENCE, > s. taS 9lu§ciitanber= DissiLiTION, ) fa^vcit, Serfpringeit, 3er^'>(afecn, 3crfttckii. DissiLiENT, adj. jerfpringcub, jcc^ Vla^cub, 5crfltc6cttb. DISSIMILAR, adj. uitglcic^artig, un^ gtctc^. DISSIMILARITY, ? s. bte Uitglei^^ett, DissDiiLiTUDE, J 9Serfd)tebeiiI;ett;bci: DISSIMULATION, s. bic SScrfleUuttg, ^euc^elet. DissiPABLE, adj. jctflreubar. To DISSIPATE, V. I. a. I. icrflreueti ; 2. buvd)brtngeii, terfc^wenbeit; il.n. ftf^ jcrprcuc'n. DISSIPATION, s. 1. bte Scvftreuung ; 2. SSci'fc^mcnbung, 5IuS|"cl;n)etfuiig ; 3. fs. Itiiaufmerffamfctt. DissdciABlLiTY, s. bte UitgcfcUigtyt. DISSOCIABLE,? ,. ,,,,„^MUn DISSOCIAL, '^<^7««3Cf«»'9- To DISSOCIATE, v. a. treiiiteit, 5CV= t^etleH. DISSOCIATION, s. bie Srcnituttfl. .'(ISSOLUBILITY, s. bie 5lu^i5s6arfftt, Si^melsbarfcit. DISSOLUBLE, adj. ouflosbar, fc^mets^ bav. DISSOLUTE (adv. — ly), adj. nU«rd)Wet= fenb, uiimatjig, lippig, Itcbcrltc^ ; — ness, s. bie Slusfc^roeirung, Sicbcvlic^= feit. DissoLifTiON, s. i. bte 5luff6fuiig, ©c^meliung, ^vcttnuiig; 2. 3ci'fto= rung ; 3. 9luf()cbitttg ; 4. bev Xoi ; 5. bte 5litSf(^itjeifitng, ?teberli^Eett. DISSOLVABLE, a(i". aiipi)«tic^, fc^mel5= bar. To DISSOLVE, V. I. a. 1. fillflofeu ; fc^meljen; 2. tvcmien, icrt^eileit; 3. entlaffetT, aufbcben, IBfeii ; IL n. ft(^ auPlifcit; jcrgcben, fc^mcljcit ; fid) jertbeilcn, ycrgebcn ; fig. to — in pleasures, ill SSefgiiiiguugcit »crgel)en, |inf($Hieljcn ; dissolved in tears, auf= . gelbf't in S^rciucn. DISSOLVENT, I. adj. auftofcub; IL s. iaS 9luflofung«mittcI. DISSOLVER, s. ber, bif, bag 9Iupfenbc. DISSONANCE (Disso-jascy), s. 1. beV 2)Iip£laitg, UebcKant ; 2. fig. bie Un= einigfeit, JRiptietiigteit; 3. sBerfd)ic= benl)eit. DISSONANT, adj. 1. mi^ftingcnb, tibcl= tonenb; 2. fig. iniBbellig; 3. ««= fci^tcben (— from, yrii). To DISSUADE, v. a. (ciiieiit »Dn ctiuaS) abvatbeu; »oibcn-atf)cn, mipratben (einem etroaS). DISSUADER, s. bet aSibevratf)cr. DISSUASION, s. bie 3lbratf)ung, ba§ SBiberratben. DISSUASIVE (ade. — Lv), I. adj. ahta= tbcubi II. s. bie 9lbvatf)Uiig ; — s, //. bic 9lbratbung§griinbe. To DissuNDER, v. a. fonbevn, tvenucn. DISSYLLABIC, adj. j»eifi)lbig. DissiLLABLE, a. ba8 nveifolbtae SJort. DISTAFF, ». Hv Sviittivodtit, J^Pifcn, bie ©pinbel, jliinfel; —thistle, bie ge[be 5)ijiel. To DiSTAiN, V. a. 1. bejTccfcn ; 2. fdjatt-- bcn. DISTANCE, s. 1. bic ©ittfcviiung, 2Bci= te, ber 5lbiianb, 3{aum ; 2. (—of time), ber 3eifraiiin ; 3. bie 3iiviicf= baltung ; (Sbrcvbictiing ; 4. Uncinig^ feit ; 0. 2;rcnnung, (Sntfrcmbung ; to keep one's— ,^0-. fic^ in bcr gehori= gcu (Sntfcrnung i)aUin, bic gcbiibreit= be 5ld;tung iiict^t aii« ben 'Uneven fe= ^Crt ; keep, your — . fam. blcib lllir (brci Sc^ritte) «om Scibc ; out of—, au§ bcm 53ercid) beg @eftd)tciS, anS bein ®eHd)te, unabfe^bar; at a—, yon wcitem, yon ferae; to keep one at — , einen fern or ftc^ uom Seibe hciU ten, fic^ nid;t gcnicin nitt i^m ma= cbcn ; I know iny— , ii"^ feiiuc iiicine ^flic^ten. To DISTANCE, v. a. cntfcrnen, augcin= anberriicfcii; bi'ttcrftd) suritdlaffett, iibertreffen, juoorfonimcn (iin 3Bett= lauf). DISTANT, adj. 1. ciitfernt, fern ; 2. ja^ riicf ^aitcnb ; 3. bunfel ; three hours' (miles) — from N., brei Stunbcit (jSltu Icn) »cityen9t.;far— ,n)citentrernt ; to be on — terms with one, lllit 3^= inanb gefponiit fciin. DISTASTE, s. 1. bcr iSkl ; 2. bvtS aJii^fallcn, bcr Sffiibcriviiie ; 3. 9lcr= ger, 33erbvup ; to give — , beleifcigcn, yorben Jto^if flopeit, iivgern j to take — at somethins, ftc^ itber ctioaS (ir- gern, bclcibigt ftubcn, eg iibcl iief)= men. To DISTASTE, v. a. I. @fel ycmrfa-- rben, efcln, yerlcibcn; 2. l)afen, mip= fallen. DISTASTEFUL, adj. 1. cffl^aft ; 2. mipfdllig, unbcbaglic^; 3. bcleibi= gcnb; 4. bog^aff, feinbfelig; — ly, adv. mit 6fel, mit aBibeninllen ; — ness, «. bie (5Eel()aftigteit, 2}Ji§fallig= feit, 22ibrig!eit. DiSTASTiVE, adj. gfci, SKipfalleit er= regenb. DISTEMPER, s 1. bic Ucbeltcit, Un= ^d^lic^Eeit, Jtranfbcit, eendjc (yon S^iercn) ; 2. ©ciuiitbiSfranEfjcit ; 3. Unorbnniig, Bfrriittnng: 4. baS fc^lcci^te ,R(ima; 5. bic ilJalcrci mit 2cimiyaffcr-(?arben; to paint in—, mit Sciinroaffer=t5arben matcn. To DISTEMPER, v. a. 1. franf mad)cn, ycrbcrbcn, jcrriittcn ; 2. mipyergnitgt mad)en, erjitrncn ; 3. beiinrubigen. DISTEMPERANCE, > s. 1 . bic Unina= DISTEMPERATURE, S fiigfeit ; 2. Unorbnung, Berriittnni] ; 3. 2Sutf) ; 4. Unrube ; 5. JtrauEbeit. DISTEMPERED, adj. 1. fvaitt; 2. ycr: berbt, jcrriittet. To DISTEND, V. a. auSbcbncn (in bie Srcite), augfiredcn ; aiiffcbweUen. DISTENSIBLE, adj. au?bcl)iibar. DISTENTION, s. 1. bic ?(n«bef)nurtg ; 2. bcr Umfaiig ; bic 33rritc. DISTICH, «. bag 2)iftid)on (jmei 3fjcim= jeilcn). r« DISTILL, v. a. ($• n. 1. trijpfclu ; ftill (fanft) ftiegen ; 2. beftillircn, ab= jicbcn, brenneu; distilled waters, ab- gejogenc ©etranfe. DiSTiLLABLE, adj. ju bcflillircn, ah' jicbbar, 511 brennen. DISTILLATION, .9. sins: 1. bag tv&p- feln ; 2. 3)efiil(iven, ?lb^iel)cn, 3?ren= nen; 3. bag ©eftillirte; —of hu- mours, bcr Sinfi im >§aupte. DLSriLLATORY, ad/. SlUU ©cfliHivcn. DISTILLER, s. ber 'Deftillatciir, i'ren= ucr, 33vanntweinbreniier. DISTILLERY, s. 1. bit 5)cPilIirfun|it ; 2. bag 33renubang, bie Sranufwein' brciinerei. DISTILMENT, s. + bag .gcrabgctropi fcltc ; gcbranute SBaffcr. DISTINCT, adj. i. abgcfonbcrt; 2. mu tcrfd)icbcn, ycrfd)ic'bcii ; 3. beutli^, yoinc^mlic^ ; 4. gefledt, bunt; to keep — , nbfonbcrn ; — bJise, Opt. T bcr sBrcnnpuuft. Di.STiNCTiON, s. 1. bie ?Ibfonberuitg, llutcrfcteibuug ; ilbtbciUiug; 2. bet Untcrf^icb; 3. SSorjug, bic 9lug= jcidjimng; 4. SBcurtbeiiunggfraft; a man of — , ciu yoruebmcr 2)iann. DiSTiNanvE, adj. 1. iintcrfd)ei= bcnb ; 2. fdl'irffid^tig ; —mark, icii Unterfcbeibmtggjcid)en ; {adv. — ly) mit Uutcrfc^ieb gel;i5rig. DISTINCTLY, adv. 1. bcfonbcrg; 2. bcutlic^. DISTINCTNESS, s. 1. bic ScutlidjEcit 2. gcnane Untcrfdjcibung. To DISTINGUISH, v. a. ^-v.i. abfon= bent, iintcrfd)cibcn (— from, yon) ; 2 augjeic^nen (— one's self, fid» ; 3. bc= jcif^nen ; 4. m'tfxilcn. DISTINGUISHABLE, arZj. 1. lintcrfd)Cib= bar, bemcrfbar ; 2. bcmcrfcnsiucrtb ; —ness, s. bie Unterfc^eibbar!citi 33e= merfbarfeit. DISTINGUISHED, adj. fluggcscic^nct, yorncbm, yorjiiglic^; —by..., aug= gejeic^uet burd;... DISTINGUISH ER, s. 1. ber uiitcrfcbct^ bet ; 2. bcr fc^arfe 53curtbfilcr, Mm' jicr, 3?unftyerftdubigc, f.iftematifc^e J?opf. DISTINGUISHINGLY, ado. mit Uutcri * fd)ieb ; yorjitglic^. DisTiNGUlSHMENT, s. bic Unterfc^cj* bung, bcr Unterfc^ieb. To DiSTiTLE, v. a. ciiicg 3ted)tg bcrauo ben. To DISTORT, v.a.i. ycrbrcbcu, ycrjer* rcn- 2. ycrreiifeit; Distort, odj". »cr» bre^t, ycrjcrrt. DISTORTER, s. ber 23erbrebcr. DISTORTION, s. 1. bic iCcrbret)unf ; Serscrrnng ; 2. SScrrcBtung. To DISTRACT, v. a. 1.+ ab}icf)cn, ah" leiifen, abfel)ren; 2. 5crftrencn; fljo^ rcn, yermicven, beuiirnl;igcn ; 5cvriit= kn; 3. iyal)nftnnig mad;cu; 4. tren= nen, tl)ci(cn. DISTRACTED, adj. WabllftlUltg ; to be — with passion, yor ^cvn aiifjcr fich fci)n ; to run — , toll werbcii ; — ly, flrfi;. a[g ein 5Sabnnniiigcr, rafciib; — ness. s. bcr 2Saf)nftnn. DISTRACTER, s. Wag ycrwirrt, it ftiiv5t. :\ )ISTRACTION, s. i. bic 3crp«"un0; 55crn)irrnng, 3ft"i''iff""!l J 2. 3iytc= trad)t; 3l bag SioHwcvbcn, bcr ayatinftmt; 4. bic Sirennung, Xhi(i= Inng ; he loves her to — , cr licbt fic big jnr Siafcvri. DisTRACTiVE,nOnein= anbcr untcrfcbicben, »crfd)icbcu ; 2. \\.?. bic ^f)cilbar» DIVISIBLENESS, J fctt. DivisiBLF, adj. tbcitbar. DIVISION, «. 1. bic 2:()eilung ; Qlbtbci-- lung, ©intbcilung ; 2. bcr2;beil; 3. bic 2^reunung, SvaUuug, Bn-HCti^ad)t, Uneinigfeit, *Bcrfd>icbchbcit; 4. T,ip T. i>aS 2:bciIungS= (obcr 5: ronuungl=) 3eid)eu, !l)ioiS, bcrJlbfriv^nn^gflviri) [-] ; 5. Mil. & .4r. r. bic 2)ii'i|ton; 6. — ?, pi. Mas. T. aSartaticttcii. DIVISIONAL, }adj. ju bcr Siyifton DIVISIONARY, J gcbi3rig; baS tf)etU. DIVISIVE, adj. tbctlcnb, trcnitciib. DIVISOR. .«. .^r. T. bcr "Sioifor (Xi)ti» Icr tin Oiccbnen) ; 2(u§tbeilcr. DIVORCE,*. 1. bie (Sbcrd)cibung ; 2. bcr @befc^eibung«fpvud) ; 3. fig^. bie Srennung ; hiU of — , bcr <£d)eibc= brief. To DIVORCE, r.n. 1. (gbegaffcn) fd)ci= ben; 2. (fcin aScib) »crftof)en ; S.ffr. trcniicn (—from, wjn) wegncbmen, rauben. DIVORCEMENT, .?. btc (?f)cfd)cibHng ; Sc^eibung, 2;rennuug. DIVORCER, s. ber fd)cibenbe S;f)cil; aScrftoffer. DivoRavE, adj cbefd)cibenb. DIVUUJATION, s. bie aiuijprcngung, a^erbrcttung. TnDlVUlXJE, v.a. 1. vcrbrcitcn, au§« fpvcngcn, finib tbun ; 2. befannt maa d)eii, offcubareit (— to, cincm etmaS) Drvui,GER, s. bcr gjJcrbrcitcr. DivuLsiON, 5. bic aibreipnng, atu8« reipung. DivuLSiVE, flrf/ abrciiicnb, abjerrrnb, DIZZINESS, s. ber <2d)winbel. DIZZY, adj. 1. fc^minbelig; tvirbelnb ; 2. gcbanfcnlos, bctaubt. DOCK DOG DOLE n DrzzY, V. a. tm Rviift l^erumbre; ^tn, jc^winbcliii iiuic^en. To no, r. n. &■ n. i. t^ltll, llia^eit, ■Ott- xid)Uv, ; 2. aii§fuf)ren, bciuivfen, en= bti^eit, sollcnben, uoUbritigen ; |an= bclit, uevfabvcn, ftd) betrai]cu; an- gelien, tauflUcfc fevii^; entfpvccf;en ; gcUngeii; fte^cn, pa|)fitj 3. ftci) bc= fiubeit; to — a picture. Ctlt SQtlb ina= Uii ; cin ®enidlbe mac^cn ; to — a part, cine SloUe fpiclcu; to — (over) again, Wtebcv mac^eil ; to — mischief, Uii^eil ftiften; how — you- ? was mad^m fBitl vck bcftnbeii €ie ftdi)? I liad much to — , tcl) ^attc piel iOIii= I)C ; what's here to — , \vaS i\l fiir ciit Sann liter ? — as I — , macbt'S wie id); will you — as we — ? tDolicU Sie uiifev ©aft fel)it V that will — , ba« ift gciiufi, fo t|T8 gut, eS tfi fc^ou gut, l)iui-ei(J)cub, baiiiit bin tc^, tft man jufricbeu, ii. f. w. ; this will not — . bamit tft cS nid;t gethan, taS gc[)t r.icl)tan, ba8 langt nid)t ju; I cannot — without it, i^ faun (§ uid)t cutt>c5= vet: ; your letter will — much with her, 3f)i; 5l3rtcf luifb »iel bei it}V auSric^= ten ; that will not — with me, mil" barf man ba§ nici)t btcten ; emph. do ! (pray — ) tl}u' e^ boc^ ! fam. macbe ! — but come, or come — , fommeu Stc boc^ ; — hut come and see, foinmeu ■Sit liur unb febenSie; help me — , bilfmir, fei fo gut ; I — hate him, id) baffc t^n mtrflict;; — so no more! tfiue ba« ja ui^t mcbr (ancber)! ball bien uic^t wicber gcfd^ciie! may he — well ! moge tS tf;m woU crgel)cn! to — well by one, Semaubflit @i»t«3 t^un, t^m greunbfd)aft enveifeu ; if libera- uty will — , a'enu eS nut ©eff^ciifen getfjan ift ; — (liy others) as you would be done by, bauble, wie mail an bir ^anbclu foil; ho could — nothing with him, cr fouute i^uju9^tcl)t« &e= Wegeu ; to — the business, . E. ber ©tumpf ; .g>in= tere, iaS Stmq; ©cbwausleber; 3. bie 3)ocfe, bic (f[ciue) ©uci)t, 53a» (in ciucin @i«felbe, u. f. m.); ba^ Sf^iff^ujerfr, 53afirt ; —dues, —duty, bas Sodeugclb, bie Socfeugcbiif)- reu; — gate men. 3)ocffluti;t5iircn= juiirtcr; —yard, bcc ©d)ipau=bof; ^afen. roDOCK, v.a. 1. (ctnfiabettf(^e I'ifte, bas 3?er5et(^nit}, ber (9BaarenO StbreflJCttfl ; to strike a — , bic 3ob= lnng«unfa[)tgfeit eincS ©c^ulbncrs 9or ©eri^t aujcigcn. To DOCKET. V. a. M E. ubcrfd;reibcu (53ricfc, 9icd;nuugfn, n. f. w.). DOCTOR, s. stng. 1. bcr Soctor, @e= Icf)rtc; 2. Slrjt;- in (of) divinity, law, physic, biT Soctor b.'r 2;i;eolo= gic, bcr 3iccfctc, ber SDJcbijin. DOCTORAL -atlv. — ly), adj. bOCtor= mdfjig. DOCTORATE (Dootorship), s.bieS0C= tornjiube. To DOCTORATE, v. a. bic Soctorwiirbe ert£)ei(en ; grabuircn. DOCTORLY, ad.}, toic ctit ®etcl)rtcr. DOCTORESS, (Doctress), s. bic SoC- tortnn. DOCITJINAL (adv. — ly), l.adj. jU CtUCr Scbre gel;i.h-ig, bclcbrcnb ; ii. s. bie Sebre, bcr X^tii eiuer Sefjre. DOCTRINE, 5. 1. bie S;ie^re ; 2. ber Un= terridjt ; 3. bie ©ele^rfamfeit. DOCUMENT, s. 1. bie 'Jluweifung, 33iir= fc^rift, bcr Untcrrid)t; 2. maA)t- fprud), beSppttfd)e 58efct)I ; 3. baS 3ctd)cn, bcr 33cmei«, baS document, bie Urtunbe, i8cnjcisfi1)rift ; docu- ments of a shipment, iyerlabungS=2)o= cum cute. DOCUMENTAL (— tary). adj. 1. MU- tcrrtd;tcub, vorfitriftlid;; 2. urtuub= iic^. DODDER. .9. ber 3)ottcr, bie SIac|gfci= be, bas Stljfraut (Cuscuta—, lX DODDERED, adj. mit glac^sfcibc itbcr= warbfcn, uberfd)Iungcn. DODECAGON, ."ffIS ; .est. r Sicinm eiuc» bcr jmblf 3«trf)fn im 2:^ierfreifc. To DODGE, V. 71. vuJff. 1. bcvumStcbcU ; 2. CfJdufe, Jl'niffc gcbraudjen, biutcr= gcbcu; 3. ^JSldie i»cc|)feln; 4. (ctucm) nadjgebcn, folgcn. DODGER, s. bcr ^crumstcf;er ; Uihi' fcfpiclcr. DOE, s. baS SBcibc^en («crfd)iebcucr 2.f)icrc), baS did), bie J^iubinn; — rabbit, ba« Jtjcibli^e jtantud;cn; -skins, Wu^- (.$irfd)=) ?!elle. DOER, s. bcr ctwas tl;ut, 2;^dtcr ; (3c- fc^aftige. To DOFF, v.a.i. JDcgt^uit, Jvcgfc^af^ feu ; 2. abt()un, ablcgeu, augjtetjcu ; 3. auffd;icben, btn^altcu. DOG,.?.l.ber^uub; 2. ^unb«(tcru; 3. • brtS i!}Jdund)e.u (yerfd)iebcucr S;^ic= —briar, btc igiigcbuttc ; ber •Cage' buttenfiraud; ; —cheap, vu/^. fvott= ftutblfeil; —collar, bag .^unbbalg. bailb ; — davs, bte.l^unbStagc ; — draw Sp. T bie drtappung cineS SBilbbies bc§ (mit bcm iiuubc) auf bcr Sbnt; — 's ear, ia9 (Sf(Uol)t (im aSudie); — fight, bcr t^unbefampf, baS i^uuj>e= gebalgc ; —fish, ber ©eet)unb ; — Av, bjc ^uubifliegc; '— 's gras?, bcia t^unbSgraa; — hearted, graufam, bO§f)aft ; — hole (—house. — kennel), baS .^uubclod), bic ^uubebiitte, bcr i^uubcftall; —latin, baS ^ii^tn- ober jlrdmerlatciu ; —leach, (leech). bcr .^uubeboctcr ; —louse, bie ©d)aflau«; —'3 meat, ba« .fpHUbe- futter; — 's mercury, baS^6unbSbin= gcIEraut; — muzzle, ber y}iauUprb; — 's onion, bic fyclbjwicbcl ; — rose, bie c^agerpfe, njilte Sit>\'t; —sick, miifr. fcor frauf, bunbefranf, buubc= fd)[cd)t; —sleep, bcr Icife (Sc^ciiu) Sd)(af ; —star, ber ^unbgfteru ; — stone, 7'. bcr SBolf (ciu 9}?iil)lftcin) ; — 's stones. iaS jlnabcnfvaut ; — stop- pers, p/. jv. T. *JtotI)=©tDp>)cr; — V tongue, bie ^SunbSjUugc ; — 's tooth, icr .t^urtbSja^n (cin j?rant) ; bcr 'M= gcnjabn ; t. bcr '^olirjalju ; —trick, bcr tiidifdje ©treid); —trot, bcr •^unbstrab ; —vane, jv. T. bcr 93er- titcfer; Sea Exp. bic &H'arbe ; — watche.-!. Sea Exp. btc jirct (5Wei)tiin= bigcu) Sadden bcl Stac^mittagS wn ■i big 8 Ubr ; — weary, miibc wit ciu u^Unb, ^UUbC= (fef)r) miibc ; —'s weed, bic Hcinen 3>i-Hebcln, bcr ©d)iutt= land);— wood, ber .$lornelfirfd)baum. To DOG. V. a. auf bcm Sujje nadjfofs gen, ^inter[)er gcl)cn; Sp. e. (au(^ r« Dog-draw) u..^ir. mit bciu ©piir- bunbc ber Sci^rte nadjge^eu, uac^» fpiircu, auSunttcrn. DOGATE, ». bie Sogeniiu'irbe. DOGE, s. bcr Xipge (cl)cnialg wn 35c. ncbig). DOGGED (adv. — ly), adj. miirrifcf), itcrbricfc-lid), faucrt6?>ftfd), uuficuiib- \id), bcu ; ju ©runbe geben ; vu/g. tu bie ^ilje, »or bie .§unbe gebcn; auf ben .gunb fontmeu; — appetue, ber J^cijjbnngcr, 3Bolfgf)ungcr ; — 'sbane, ber ^unbgfobl ; — beiis, .(5unb= fc^ellen ; — 's berry,' btc ^uubgbccre ; —berry tree, bcr .^artriege!, .^oruc[= firfdjbaum; —bolt, bag .^nnbemcbl lebre. do(;matic ) adj. I. DOGMATKLVL. (adn. — ly), ^ boma= tifd), cutfd)cibenb, fe()rcnb; 2. augs briicflid), gcbictcrifcb ; — ness, (Dog' matism), «. bag gcbictcrifd)c aSefer/, bcr abfprcd)cubc 3:on. DOGMATIST, .?. bcr gcbieterifd)c Sc^s rer, breifle S3cf)aup'tcr. 7'o DOGMATIZE, r. w.bogmatiftrcu, tij cutfc^ctbenben 2:oiie 'fprcd)cn, be> Icbrcn. DOGMATIZER, s. vid. Dogmatist. DOILY, .9. 1. cine 9Irt ivoKcucr '^t»(i: 2. bag Heine 5^^ifd)tucl), Scffertiuci. DOING, s. bag Xhnn ; it was your — that&c.,3[)r fcDb Hrfarbe bafi, nf.w. — s, s. pi. bic S^bat, ,*oaitbIuiig ; 5^ei gcbenl)cit; 2. bag 53ctrageu ; 3. i5)e» rdufcft; fine — these! iibcr bic fd)6:i< Slnffiibruug ! DOIT, s. ber Dent, -feller. DOLCE, \a'Ir. J/«.9. 7'. fauft, DOLCEMENTE, f Icifc. DOLE, .9.1. bie @abe, bag *>IIm?Ma ©cfitcn! bev ^iutbcil ; 2. bie S'v.di DOMI DOR DOUB Sdjlagc; 3.+ bcr , bumiii ; —ness, s. iaS toiptfc^e SBefen, bie ^piumv^cif, DOMALN, s. i. baS ©cbiet bie .^crr- fd)aft; 2. Soiitdue, baS Jtroitgut, Jlaminergiit, ®nt. DOME. s. 1. bcr 5)oin, bie Jlii^jpel ; 2. biig ®c(Hiube. DOMESDAY, s. vid. Doomsday. DOMESTIC, I. adj. 1. Ijaugltc^ ; cin^ei= lUifcfe ; 2. JflfilU ; in compos. — animal, t>a$ -feaultijter ; — chapel, bie ^auS= capV«'fi«f'aff- DOMICILIARY, adj. pUSUc^ ; —visita- tion, bie ^*5(tuSfuq)Ut:g. To DOMICILIATE, (7'u Domicile), v. a. etnbcimifc^ madKii, DOMINANT, adj. ()«rrfc^enb. To. DOMINATE, v. a. 6,- n. berrfdjctt ; »ortevrfcl)en, rcgiereit (to. ii.). DOMINATION,*, bie .gerrfc^aft; Xt)= rannet. DOMINATIVE. adj. t;crvifc6, gel>iete= vifc^, regiercnb. DOMiNATOR, s. bcr .Oerrfc^er ; .^Hroi. T. tciS bevrff^enbe ©eftirit. To DOMINEER, r. n. Ij^vidicn, tWa^U nifircn; ben ^ernt fvielen; domi- neered over, uiiterworfeit, iiberwal= ttgct. DOMiNEERiNc, adj. :^errifc^, gebiete= rifc^, iibcnniit^tg. DOMINICAL, I. adj. fcitntaalid) ; — let- ter, ber @oniirag«buc^fiab ; ii. s. ber ©otintag. DOMLNICAN, s. ber Somttiifaitcr. DOMINION, ^. 1. bie fierrfc^aff, ®e^ wait, imunifrf)raitfte~ aHad;t, ba« Ucbergcrotcfct; 'i. ®ebict. DOMINO, s. 1. ber S)miitno, baS WlaS= tcnballHeibj Xui^.tleib ber 2)oiiif)er= rett; t»etblir()c lErauerfleib; 2. baS S)omiltofpicl; to play at dominoes, Somiuo fpielen. DON,s. (ill ©prtuien cin S^rentitcl), 2)on, >§err, ^tx\: uon. To DON, V. a. + autegctt, aiijieben. DONARY, s. ba« 3S'cibgcfd)enf, iBcr- miic^tni^ an cine Jlird)e, u. f. m. (W. ii.). DONATION,? s. 1. bie (Scbcntiing ; DONATIVE, i _ ba3@l)reiigcfd;euf; 2. — ive, L. T. bie ©rueiinung f,\i eiiter 513friinbe of)ue bifrf)i.iflid)e aj?itanr= lung. DONATIST, .9. T/i. T. bcr ©Oltatitl. DONE, L part. (SOtt To DO) gctl)an, gefd)et)cn; jubereitct; gefod;!, gar ; to have — , aufgcfiijrt bnbeii, fcvtig fei)u, gefc^cljeii fcDit ; I have — with him, id) Ijabe nid)ts mel)r mit i()m ju fc^affeii ; is it — ? ift eg fertig ? when all is — , am (Snbc, julc^t, wtmi ts urn unb umtommt; when will you have — eating? luann wcrbcu Sie abgegtifeit (abgefpetfet) I;aben? to be — , tbunlid) ; JU tbun ; yet to be — , JU tt)Un iibrtg ; what is lo be — "! was ift jn fbuit? there is no good to be — , man lann nid)t« au«vt(^ten ; to be — away, Bcrfc^miiuben fcDU, nid)t mcljr Statt finben ; — away with, be= feitigt ; that may be — , bag gcbt au, IdBt fid) tf)Un; I shall get it — , e« foil gcfc^ef)cit ; church is — , bic Jlirc^c t(l ani; have — ! tiCr nttf! lag mid) gebn! II. int. topp! c«giU! ri($Hg'! umt gut ! DONEE, s. ber ®ffcbenfne^mer, ber (obcr bic) 93efc^c»fte; l. t. Sclie- bene. DONJON, vid. Dungeon. DONKEY, s. ber (Sfd. DONOR, s. ber ©efcfjcntgcber, Sc^en- fcr. DONSHip, ,9. bcr .6crrenjianb, 3?ang cinc« fpauifc^cu 5)on. DONZEL, s. ber ^ag^ . DOODLE, s. ber 2:artP[cr, 2;[)unic|t«, (^aulenjcr. DOOLE, s. vid. Dole. To DOOM, v. a. »criirt[;cifcn, 5crbam= men, be)iintmen. DOOM,s. 1. bas Uvt()eil, btelSerbam^ muug, ber Slugfprudj, ©prnd); 2. baS Sd)i(ffal, 5i3cr[)angnig ; 3. 33er= bcrben ; — 's d.iy, bcr' @crid)t«ta(^ ; jiiugftc j;ag; —'s day-bonk, bag gvotje englifdje ^cbnbucb (serfertigf untcr 2Bi(bclm bcm (Srobcvcr). DOOMAGE, s. bic ®clbbiij]c. DOOMtX'L, atij. yerfjduguijJyoU, ucr= berblid). DOOR,^. 1. bic Xf)iir ; 2. co/. baS .gauS ; to lay at one's — , cirtcm Jtir Safl Ic^ gen ; the Aiuit lies at his — , c§ ift feiiie Sc^ulb ; at death's — , * an bcu $fcr= ten bc§ 2:obe8 ; ne.\t — , neben (uabe) an ; out of doors, aus bcm •Saufe ; within doors, tilt .^aufc, ju ^aufc j in boS -6aug; without doors, braupcit, »or bcr j;bitr, auf ber ®affe; —bar. bcr Sibiirricgcl; —ca.se, bag 2;biirge= fiefl, 2:^ijrgcriift; —post, bie Xbiir:; Vfofie ; — guard, bic Siugcrplatte ; — handle, ber S:hiirgriff ; — keeper, bcr S;biir^iUcr, Sijiirfte^cr, SJjfiirtncr, 2;i)orwdd)tcr; — nail, -f fc"' 9Jagcl obcr bie ^pjatte untcr cinent J;biirfip= )5fcr; — plate, bic ^JJamcugpfattc fan bcr L^augt^iire) ; — puii, bcr ®lo(fen- jicber; — siii (— stead), bic Sc^roclle, 2;^iirfd)n)ene ; — way, ber S^biirgaug. DOQUET, .?. L. T. bcr fcbriftli*e 93e= fet)I, ®ciuaUjctteL DOR, .T. bic .6ummcl, SScgJJC; bcr (S^rijter (,$l;dfcr). DOR ADE, DORADO, \ s. bfr ®o!bnfd>, DOREE, S St. in-tevg* fifc^, ©onncufifd). DORCAS, vid. Tabith.v. DORIAN, \ arfj. bortfc^; — order, bit DORIC, J borifd)e Sdulenorbnuuij ; — music, cine 2lrt crnftj)after Mn\\i (bcr altcn ©riec^cn). DORicisM, \ s. bie borifc^e 3iebeu8= DORIS.M, 5 ort. DORMANCY, s. bic 3{u^C. DORMANT, I. adj. 1. fd)rafenb ; 2. Itcgeub ; 3. t. le^ucnb, fc^ief, uic{)t fenErccbt; 4. »crborgcn, fc^lunta mcrnb; 5. ungebraud)t, unbenufet; M. F.-.S. to lie — , uiiacbraud)t (fiille, obcr tobt) liegcn, fid) nid)t scrjtufcn ; uor ®cri4)t uic^t erfdjciucu, augblcis ben ; — partner, bcr_ fttjle (5omp(ig= non ; — partnership, bie (Jommanbitc ; II. s. bcr ^auptbalfcn, Sragbaltcn. DORMAR, Dormer, (tDor.meii-window, s. bag 2)ad)fenfter. DORMITIVE, s. Med. T. bag Dpiat, <2d)IafmitteI. DORMITORY, s. 1. bag Sd)[af5immcr, Sd)lafgemac^, ber Sd)laffaal; bic (£d)lafanfla[t; 2. bcr ®ottcgadcr. DORMOUSE, s. bie ^afclmaug, gelb= iMfee, bag SJiiirraeltbier^ DORN, A bcr 9iod)e («ecfif(^) ; — ■ hound, bcr Sorubai). DOROTHY, s. 2orot(ica c^raucus name). DORP, s. +bag 2)orf. DORR, s. vid. Dor. DORSAL, adj. bcn SHifcn bctrcffcnb, DORSE, s. 4- ber .?;ragbimmc(. DORSEL, s. bcr 2:ragcEovb, bag O^eff, ber !DopveI= obcr Ciucrfacf. DORSIFEROUS, ) adj. Ciuf bfui 3iiicfcn DORSiPAROUS, S tragenb. DORTRECHT, (Dort), s. bi^ ©tabt 2)ortrcd)t. DORY, s. vid. Dorade, &c. DOSE, «. 1. bie Sofig : •^jortion : 2. ber To DOSE, V. a. (bie gct)i.n-ige Sofig) »orfd)reiben, »crfd;reiben, bcibringeii. DOSSER, s. vid. Dorsal. DOSSIL, s. s. T. bic ©ompreffc, bag 3:Kiufd) cben. DOT, s. bcr ^punit, bic aJIarfc, bev SXhis, Sled. To DOT, a. I. a. mit Spiiuftcn 5cid)ueu, obcr bcjcic^ncu; .v. i-;. puuftiren; ii, n. -^Juufte mac^cu. DOTAGE, s. 1. ber SScrtuft (ober bie Sd)wdd)e) beg 3Ser|iaubcg, bie jiocite .iliubbcit; bag Jliubi('d)wcrbcn, S'a= fcln, ber 9lbcnui§ ; 2. bic iibcrtric= bene 3«fIid)Ecit, 2lffeiilicbc, SScr^ narrtbeit, ^drtclei. DOTAL, adj. }um .^cirat[)ggut gc()ij= rig ; — gift, bic ^lusfteucr. DOTARD, s. ber altc'®crf, »crlicbte S'Jarr; — ly, adj. gccfeu[)aft; ycr= ftanblog. DOTATION, s. bag Sr.igfleucrn, bie3(ug= ftattuug. To DOTE. V. 71. 1. -finbifd) feint obcr wcrbcn, fafcin ; 2. »crfa[Icn, ycnoel= fiU; to — upon, oernarrt fcs;u ; fjcfs tig licbcn. DOTER, s. vid. Dotard. DOTINGLY, nrfr. 1. fafcliib, finbifc^ ; 2. bcftig ocrliebt. DOTTARE, s. bcr 3rDcrgbaum. DOTTED, adj. gcflctft, gcfpreiifclt, puuftirt. DOTTERELL, s. bcr 3JJorueIi (ein RU bife). DOITING-VVHEEL, s. T. bag 5^unftit= rdbcben. DOUBLE, L adj. &■ adv. 1. boppett, gc= boppdt, jroicfad); 2. V«'trn)etfe ; 3. jig. jiueibeutig, falfc^, jweistingig, be 117 DOUB DOWN DRAF Jruglti^, arglifliji ; 4. Mas. T. contra, • i. SB. — c, baS contra (S (in bcr %\t^ fc) ; to fold — , umflowcn, ctnfcl)la= gcit ; in compos. — actioned harp, bte $ei;atf)arfc ; — barrel, fcer 5Cop)}el= lallf; — barrelled, mtt jwctSdufen; a — barrelled gun, cine S)0WclflintC ; — bass, bie Gontrebngjjcige ; —biting ^— edged), $Wetfcf)netbtg ; — chin, bic llnterfefeic, ba« Soppelfinn, bcr Ra- bcr, bie SBampe, aBaminc; — dealer, ber falfc^e JDJenfc^, SRanfeinac^er, ^etriigcr; — dealing, bev iktvng, bic 5lrgliji; —dyed, jwci aJJal gefarbt; — entendre, ber3)op))cIftnn, bie 3"-'^'= beutigffit : — entry, M. E. bie boD= Vcltc^ucp^altung ; —eyed, bopveU Jiugig, triigcvifc^ ; — faced, niit jroci ®cltct)tcrn, falfc^; -dowers, gcfiillte SBfiimcn ; — gilt, jroei 2)7al «crgoI= bet ; — handed, jwei^iinbig ; uiit jiuei aBeifern ; fig. jweibcntig ; — iieaded paddle, ciu bo^JpcIgrijfigcS gfJuber ; — tetters, Typ. T. bic i^igatnrcn ; — hearted ( — minded, — mouthed), falfc^, arglipig ; to — lock, v.n. bov= )>clt ycrfci)lic^en (menu man ben ©cf)[iif|"el jroei Ma\ ninbvcl)t) ; — meaning, bpppelftnnig ; — movement liarp, vid. — actioned harp ; — pica, Typ. T. bie 2;ertfc^rtft ; — plea, L. T. bie 2)cvpcl=3le4ltsetnwenbung ; — ciuarrei, X. T. bic jllagc tcint miVu fd)pf megen ycrfagter fir^licber ®e= ri^tgbavfctt ; — reel, bD)5peltc 2Bei= fc ; — row. cine SUIce ; — tongued, bo)>vel5iingig, falfcf), To DOUBLE, V. \.a. 1. bp).>Vclrt, »fr= bopvdn ; 2. bopvcit jnfamnicniegcn, nnilcgcn ;. 3. roicbcriiplen ; 4. l)crum= fa()ren, ninfcgcln ; to — a cape, cin (^ap uuifci)iffcn ; to — the fist, bie S^anft balicn ; lo — one's legs, bie ^yeine einjicbcn ; to — down the leaf (corner), baS Slatt imo man imScfcn ftf^jcn geblicbcn ift), cinfrf)lagcn, cin Dbr mad)cn ; to — the reins, (yon SJjfcrben) Spriinge ma(J;cu um ben Stciter abjiii»crfen; to — upon a fleet, cine i^tottc jmtf^cn jmci Scucr Iningcn ; ii. «. 1. fti^ yerboppcin ; 2. fic^ winbcn ; s. t. Jtreujfpriinge ma= cfccn; 3. bctriiglic^ ^anbeln, -Mwlt mac^cn. DOUBLE, s. 1. baS ®cbDpptlte, ^\x-- plum; 2. bie gopie, 5lbfd:)rift; 3. Tiji,. T. bcr Soppelfa^ ; 4. mod. bie fprec^cnbe 51ebnlic^fcit (j. 93. it is her — , cs ift i()r wa^rcs (Sbcnbilb) ; 5. ber 3knf, Jlniff ; 6. Jtrcujfprung. DOUBLENESS, s. 1. ba^ Soppclt'c ; 2. .ns- bie Stveibcutigteit, galfit{)cit, 5lrglifl. DOUBLER, s. ber vcrboppcit, u. f. ». DOUBLET, s. 1. bag aSammS ; 2. ba-3 *J5aar; 3. 2)oppeIftiicf, bic Sonblctte (anc^ cin »oit jnjet Stiicf cben J?rV)fiaII mit bajmifcfcen gclcgtcr Biolie ge= mac^ter (§bcl)1cin). DOUBLING, s. bag aScrboppcIn ; Umfc= geln ; ber jR:reniifprung ; — blow on blow, eifcl ; n. (— ly), adv. obne S'^ftffl* gcwig. DOUCINE, s. Arch. T. bic 91tnnlciftc. To DOUCK, V. S,- DOUCKER, s. vid. To Duck, & Ducker. DOUGH, s. ber %t\i) ; — baked, tcigig, nicf)t bnrd)gebadcn ; — kneaded, mcid), breiwcid;. DOUGHTILY, adv. bray, macfcr. DOUGHTINESS, s. bic SJiann^aftigtcit, ©cber5tl)cit. DOUGHTY, ad}, bray, wacfcr, mann- l;aft, bebcrjt, yortrefflic^. DOUGHY, adj. tcid)ig. DousABLE, s. 3)ulcibcUa (5raucn= name). To DOUSE, V. L a. 1. tuS aSajfer pr: jen ; 2. jv. r. cin @f gel laufen laf= fen ; ii. «. in8 aSaffer fallen. To DOUT, V. a. a«6ti)un, on«lbf4)cn. DOUTER, s. ber ^idjtbdmpfer. DOVE, s. bie ^anbc ; —color, bie Sad)= toubcnfarbc, ba3 Sac^tanbengrau; — cot, ber Saubcnfdjlag ; — house, bag S;aubcnl)an8 ; — 's ioot, bcr ©tDrc^= fc^nabcl (Ocranium. — L.) ; T-s. — tail, or — tail's joint, bcr Sct)walbcn= fd)man5 ; — tailed, fd)iiialbcnfd)aian5= artig (teilfbrmig bcfcftigt) ; —tail- ing, bic (ec^»albcnfc^roan}=) aSer= fdmmung. DOVELIKE, adj. fanft, jsdrtlid).- DOVESHip, s. ber 3;aubcnftnn, bie @e= bulb. DOWABLE, ai!j. cincS SeibgcbingcS ^'"•^'SJ- .' ^. . . DOWAGER, s. bic aBittwc mit ciiicm Seibgebinge ; SBittroe son Stanbc ; queen — , bte ycrmittrocte ,Jti.iniginn. DOVVCETS, s. pi. Sp. E. bic @ctlcn, .g>o= ben eine§ .§irfd)c§. DOWDY, I. s. bie bicfe (fc^init^igc, gc= mcine) graucnSpcrfon, ec^lumpc; n. adj. biif, plump. DOWER, Is. 1. bie 2(u«flattung, DOVV(E)RY,> 3)h'tgift, bcr 5yrau't= fc^ai bag ^ciratbSgnt; Seibgebinge, aSittl)«m; bie SOJorgcngabc; 2. @a= be, bag ®cfc^enE. DOWERED, adj. auggcflattct, Uc^abt. DOWERLESS, adj. unauggcftattet, arm. DOWLAS, s. cine *ilrt jtarJcr grober Scinwanb. DOWN, s. 1. btr SJfanm, bie Slanmfc- bcrn, 2)«nen, ba« jarte 5aar, Wlmj- haar; fig. bic ?inbcrntiig; dead — , 9laufbnnen ; live — , 9^eftbuncu ; — bed, baS a3ctt son giaumfcbern, !2d)wauenbctt ; — feather, bie Gianni- fcber; 2 (pi. the — s), bic fiber bem aSaffer crbabcnc ©anbbanf, 5)iine; bcr ©anbbiigcl; 3. ©bene aufjinem •Siigcl; ups and downs, /a)n. Sc|)icf: falc, aBtbcrnjartigfeitcn; vuig. bie (Sc^flufcl. DOWN, i.adv. i?- jirep. iticbcr, l^crab, I)in= a.i\ binunter, bcrunfcr, niebcr, niebcr= marts, abmiirts, nnter, ah, nntcn; 2. »u. binab! niebcr! suySobcn! — cast, nicbergefd)fagen ; — fall, bcr ©infiurj, a3crfall • — fallen, yevfaU Icn ; — gyved, ^crabl>ingcnb, fd)Iot= terig ; — haul, JV". 7'. ber ^liebei'bolcr ber Stagfcgcl ; — liearted, nicbcr^c= fcfjlflgen,' tranrig; — hill, ab^iingtg, abfci^iifltg, bcrgab ; — look, bet «i«. bcrgcfd)lagcnc iMicf ; — looked, nic bcrgefc^lagcit, tranrig; —lying, hai ,$linbbett ; in aBoct)cn liegcub, frei= ^enb ; bie Dtubcjcit, dlci^t; — right (— rightly), 1. gerabe niebcr, fenfrcdjt ; 2. pffcnbcrsig, reblicb ; gcrabcberaiiS; fiei ; offenbar', bcutlicb, banbgreifli^; 3. ganj, gonsli^, yblltg ; l;6d)ft; (burc^aiiS) nic^tS *i(nbcrc« al« ...; a — right contradiction, tin offcnbatet aSibcrfpruc^ ; — right thaw, »i3lligc§ 5:;t)aumetter ; — right peevish, ^bcl)fl cirgerlid), ycrfiimmt; — rightness, bie @crabl)cit, Dffcnbcit; —sitting, ba8 Si^en, bcr 3fiu^eftanb ; — stairs, bit 2:reppe bimi'iter; untcn; — steepy abfcbiifftg, fc^roff, ftcil; — stream, firontabmdrt« ; — trod ( — trodden), iiicbcrgetrcten, iibcrmdltigt ; — weed, ba§ 3iubrEraut; up and — , awf unb ab ; upside — , baS Dbcrfic ju unterfl ; — with iiim ! iiicbcr, }u 33oben mit ibm! the wind is — , bet 3Btnb bat fic^ gclegt ; to go — , fig. Shifnabme finbcrt; to lie — , ftd> niebcrlegcn ; money — , gcgcu boarcS @clb ; to pay — , baar bejatjlen ; to set (put) — ,uie= berfd)rciben ; to set one — in one's mind for . .., Scmaub bclJe. To DOWSE, V. a. vuig. SDJaulfc^cUen geben. DOXOLOGY, s. bcr Sobfprit^. DOXY, s. bie ^nre. To DOZE, V. 1. 11. fd)Idfi-ig, f4)laftr«nten fei;n, fct)lnmmcrn ; to — away one'.s life, fcin Scbcn yertrdiimcn ; ii. a. eiu= fdjldfcrn; bumm niac^cn, betciubctt (». ii.). DOZE, s. b«§ Scbtummern, Sc^ldfdtcn. DOZEN, s. baa 'Dufecnb. I^ZINESS, «. bje Sctldfrig!fit. DOZING, .f.bie fedjldfrigtcit, Sragtjeit, (S(^merfdUigfeif. DOZY, adj. fd;lafrtg, fdjlaftrunfeu, trdgc. DRAB, I. .v. 1. bic ^ure (tm BcrSdjts lid)ftert Sinne); 2. ba« fc^imiljige aBcib, vuig. bie 'Sc^lnmpc; 3. fine airt bcdgraucS Xw^; 4. s. pi. T. a3c=i bdltiiiffc (SJroge) jum Siroifuen bca (£aljc«, in ben SaUfot^en; li. — , w — coloured, adj. lic^tbraun, gran= obct fdimu^farben (in ben yerfd;tcbcnca (Sd)attirungcn). To DRAi$, V. n. mit ^uren ycrfcbren. To DRABBLE, v. a. bcfc^mufecn. DRABBLER (Drabblet), s. JV. T. baJ a3cifcgel, Seefcgcl, Stagfegct. drach'm or DRACHMA,*. 1, bag 2)ra^* | ma (alte SUiinjc) ; 2. vid. Dram. DRACO, s. vid. Dragon. DRACUNCULUS, s. bcr (^abenwurnt,] .g)autwurin; bic 5}orrmabe. DRAFF, s. bag Spiilid^t, bic Sau^e bcr aiugiDurf. DRAFFISH, adj. WCrtbloS. DRAFFY. aiij. bicf, fd;mufeig ; fc^Icc^t. nntaugli^. DRAFr, s. 1. yon Draught -9. Jl/. E. bifl 3:;ratte, 5Ibgabc ; 3. bcr ©ntivurf ; —J oxen, bic 3"gi>d)fcrt. To DRAFi'. V. a. 1. fdjriftlid) obfafjVtt 2. entmcrfcn; 3..bttnci)iren. DRAU DRAW DREA To DRAG, t'. a. Sr n. 1. fc^Ic^^JClt, 5ev= veil, jtcljcii, fc^Ictfcii; 2. ('iluftcrn) faugcii ; 3. Typ. r. ^'gaau ju ben 'BaU ieil ^aufcK ; to — along ( — > on), fovt- fc^k-pveit, ^infc^leppcn. DKAG. «. 1. bic bvctfitge (Sijge; 2. bcr fiafett; 3. jtavven, 2Sagcit; 4. baS gtop; — of a fnx, Sp. E. bte (2tan= fcarte eiiteS Suc^feS ; — , or — net, has ©c^lcppncft, 3"3"ffe; — chain, bte c^eiumfctte; — man.brr @c61epp= ne^fifc^er; — plough, bcv (2cplc!pp= Vflug; — rope, JV. T. bag ©ct)Iepp= tail; — sail, ba« ©topfegct, ber Sreibattfec; — staff, bte €tit^e, ©tii^gabel, bcr ©c^lcppflocf (ait ei= nem [5vac^t=]2Sageii), r» DRAGGLE, ». a. cin 3ungc, ber ben fogcnanntcni^unb fd)leppt; — boys, gemnftcrte rooUenc unb baumwollcnc 3cuge; — bridge, bie 3"gbrit(fc; — cansir, bcr Cicnonts mift, (Vifcnfreffev; — gear,, bag 3ug« gcfcfcirr; —latch, bie Jlcttcl, 3ico» flinfc; — net. bag 3wgnf^ ; — plate, T. bag 3iet)eifen; — well, ber 3ic^- brunncn. DRAWEE, s. M. E. bcr, auf bcn ei« aBccJfel auSgcfteUt ift, 33cjogeiie, Xraffat. DRAWER, «. 1. bcr, bic, bag 3ic')citbe; ber 3ici)cr ; 2. M. e. ber 9lu«ftcller eineg SBec^fcIg, {©c=)3iEl)«v, Xvaf- fent; 3. ©c^ijpfcnbc ; 4. %a\.^ftx. JleU^ ner, jtiifer ; 5. 3cicf)ner ; 6. ©c^nb« fallen, Stugjng, bie ©cbnblabc; —of a bird-cage, ber Xvog im 23ogelbauer ; gold — , ber ®oIbb'ra^tjie()er ; tooth — , ber S'tl)''*!'"}^ ; — **• <"■ a pair of — s, pi. bic Untcrocinfleiber, '^av. ; 2. bie 3fif^ii"i'g' fcfi-" JKif), bag ®e« malbc; — amiss, S/;. j:.bag ©puv»erx licrcn; — on the slot, Sp. jc.bag ©pnrs »crfoIgen nnb Slnfjagcn beg 2Bilbe« bnrd; ^unbe ; — of a ship, bag ©d>tff= jieljcn (auf bcm Sanbe) ; J\r. r.-s. — of a bill, bie ^lugfielliing etiieg SBec^s felg; — ■ and re-drawing, bic 2Sed&fcl* veiterei ; — of samples, bag ^pvobcn:; ucljntcn; art of—, bie 3ei4)f«fiiiifl; — board, bag Stciprctt; — chalk, bie 3cid)entrcibc ; — frame, T. bie ©trecfc; —hound, ber Scitbnnb ; — knife, bag 3«gmcffev (ber .^nffcf)inie= be); — master, ber 3cid)cnincifter ; — paper, bag 3cic^cnpapier ; — pen, bic 9^cipfcbcr; — room, 1. bag 5Jie= bensimmer ; SSoriiinmer ; ®cfel[= fd)aftgsfinmer, S[5evfainmlungg5im= liter ; 2. bie @efeUfcf)nft (bci .6ofe, u. f ro.), bcr cgcfjirfcl, bje ®ala; bag Scoer; — point, ber iatiftaiig^ brcinger (bcr U^rmadjer) ; — shave, bag 3ngmeffer (ber Jtiifer) ; — table, bcr 93ricftifcfc. To DRAWL, V. a. ?- V. erfcf)vecfen, (f \] febr fiird)ten, fc^eueii. 119 DRES DRIN DRIV DREADER, s. bee Sui'f&tcnbe, cfltcl}feir, gurd)tbarfett. DUEADLESS, adj.\\lxA)t{Tii, ltUCl-frf)VO= (fell; — ness, «. tie Suvci^tloftgfctt, Uncrfd;vo(feiit)eit. dream's. 1. bev 5;raum; 2. /^. bte Xramnerct. 7b DREAM, ?7. n. f,- a. 1. tcaumcrt (— or, »ott) ; 2. bcuEcu ; fautaftvcn ; to — on, yci'tViiumcu ; to — a dream, tb ueit Sraum l;abcn. DREAMER, s. \. bcr Sii-iiumcv ; 2. gantaft ; ^DJufftg.janijcr. DREAMLESS, aiij. ot)iie S:raume, trauinlog. DREAMY, rtf/j. traumcrifd;, im Svaum. DREAR, adj. trauftg, ObC. DREARINESS,?. 1. bte jyiivd)tt)ar!cit ; 2^ (^iivd)t; 3. bee Jiunimer, bie (&(^mcrmut(). DREARY (ado. — ily),™//. 1. fllvdjtBar fd)rccfltd); 2. tvauvig, obc. DREDGE, s. 1. bns Sd)Ie^pue^, 5lu: fternne^ ; 2. ba§ 3Jlifi^f ovit. To DREDGE, v. a. 1. iitit bent (Sd)Iew= nc^e faiigeti; 2. (mit .3JJe^I) te= ftrcuett. DREDGER, s. 1. bci' 91iifientftfdier ; 2. — , or Dredging-box, bte (Streilbiic^fc. To DREE, v. a. Iciben, evbiilbeit, ertva= (ieti (u. it.). DREGGiNESS, s. bit§ •^^efige, Jlriibe ; bet SBobenfa^. DREGS, s.p'. 1. bie ^efctt, bcr Sobett^ fafe; 2. (5d)mn^, uiiratf), *ilii«antrf, iJcv6rp(f; — hat, ciii S8aU()ut; — 120 shoes, ^\\%' obw; Sattfc^ii^e ; — sword, ber latantsbcgett. DRESSER, s. 1. bcr aitE[eibet, pitfet it. f. ro. ; 2. ber 5lurid)ttifd) ; — of meat, bcr J?or&, bie Jiled)i"ii; — of a vine, bcr aStitjcr; — of wool, bcr 2BoUbe= rcitcr ; — board, bcr 9lm-id;ttifd), St\\- d)cittifc[) ; (Srebciijtifd) ; ba§ @cfiin«. DRESSING, s. 1. bas iJlnElcibett, ^u^en ; 2. 3»i"td;teit ; jloc^cii ; 3. s. t. bcr 3]crbaiib, Untfd)(aa ; 4. bie 3lpvre= tltr ; the — of a ship, bilS 9lltSjtercU ciitcg ©c^iffcl mit glangcit, it. f. lu. ; — offtlie road-bed, btc 3livid)tuns] bcS SBcgcS jitr Scijmig ber @ritiibf^wct= Icit eiiter S'ife'uba'ljit ; a sound — ^,eitie bcrbe S;rad)t Sc^liige; — box, ber S^oilettciifpicijel ; — cloth, bal ^tt^= tifc[;tiid); @tiifd)[agetuc^; — glass, bcr 2:;oilcrtctifpici]el ; — gown, bcr <2d)IafrDd ; — hides, frl)n)arjc ^a\\\t jit ipfcrbcijcfcljirr ititb ^tilfdbiibcrsiU gen ; — plate, ba§ ft(bcnte 3;.afclge= fdjiir ; — room, baS SliiHcibcsiiitmer, 5pulj^immcr; — table, bie S'oilette, bcr -Jjjttljtifd). DRESSY, adj. gc^ii^t ; bcitt 5pii^ crgc^ ben. To DRIB, V. a. abfii^fctt, (»a-n) ab= fd;rtctben, bcfd;ncibcit, abfuetpen. To DRIBBLE, v. ■«. cV a. 1. trbpfcht ; 2. gcifcrit, bcgeifcrn. DRIBBLE, s. bcr ®cifcr, vid. Drivel. DRIBBLER, s. bcr ©cifcrcr, ba8 @ei= fcrinaul. DRIBBLET, s. bie JlIcinigEcit, ba§Hct= nc Sruct)ftiicf. DRIER, s. ba« auStrocEneube SHttfeL DRIFT, .■;. 1. ber S;ricb, 3ng, ba« Ungc= ftitnt ; 2. alles luas »om JBinbe c>^er 2Baffer gctricbcn obcr jnfammenge= tricbcn wivb, bn§ ©cftijber, ber Sturm, 3kgengu^, bag ^agclnjet= ter; 3. bie 'SJJcnge; 4. ber ^Jlntrieb, bie -Jlbftc^t, ba« '^ki; 5. jv/m. r. bie ©trecfe (bcr @ang) tin Scrgbaue ; — of the forest, btc 21uf)td}t iibcr tcn a3tcf)tri?b aub bcnaBilbftniib ; I know the — of your discourse, id) ntcrfc WO Sie I)in (luaS ©ie bamit fagen) woU Icn; the main — , bie ^anptabftd)t ; to go a drift, trcibcn, son bem 2Biiibe obcr ben SBcHcn gctricbcn werben; aufg Ungeiinffe ^iiitrcibcn, iii^ SQcite gcben; snow drifts, t)om ©turm 511= fammengctricbene Sdjiieemaffcn ; drifts of (or drifting) ice, ba« SircibctS; ■ drifts of sand, bcr S^rcibfaub or 2;rtcb= faub ; — of bullets, bcr JJugcIrcgen ; — sail, JV. T. ber 2:reibanfer; ba^j Stopffegel ; — way, bcr 28cg fiir ben Siet)tricb; — wind, bcr SErcibiuinb, ftarfc SBiub ; —wood, ba§ j:rcibl)ol5. To DRIFT, V. a. = geliig ; bie ^fscriobe bcr S^tnnfen^ttt; — companion, bcr 3ec^bruber ; — cup. bits 2;rinfgcfd)irr, bcr 33ed>cr; — glass, bag SErtnfglag ; — gossip, bit Sauffd;wcftcr ; — horn, i'aB Srinf^ bojn ; —house, bte 99icrfd)eiife, Stmu Ve ; — pot, bag S;rinfgefa^, bie Sier= fainte, bcr 33ierfing ; — song, ba9 Sirinflieb; (the) — (of) healths, ba§ ®efnnbbeit=S;rinEen. DRTNKLESS, adj. oblit ©ctrallfc. To DRIP, V. V. i- a. tropfen, tricff rt, tro= Vfein, traufcln; betri.i»fcln, begiepen (mit Sett). DRIP, s. bie Sraitfe ; — stone, ber %iU tririleiit, Sedftcin. DRIPPING, .?. bag 53ratcnfert ; — pan, bie 33ratpfannc. ro DRIVE, V. i)-. a. s,- + 71. 1. trctbcn ; 2. fid) trcibcn laffeti ; 3. anftiirnteit; 4. jagcn, i)c^en, yerfoigen; 5. fa()= reit, fiibren ; 6. eintrciben ; 7. er= ))vcffcn (^(Sjclbcr) j8. feilcH, ramnien ; 9. eilcit, lanfcii, rcniicn; 10. aiitrct= ben, jixnngeu; brcingen; 11. fcbiit.= teht, fc^tvingcn ; 12. .v. r. vor3tnfci trcibcn, bcit Slufcr fdjieppen; (»du bcr rec^tcn %i\l)vt) nbtreiben ; to — feathers, gcbcrtt reificil ; to — a nail, eincn ?Jagel einfc^lagen; to — the horses, fafircn ; to — the country, baS Saub ricrbeereit, ^liinbcrn ; to — at, nad) etivag trad;tcti, fircbcn ; aufet= wci^ jieten; Ioggc[)cn (auf etmag obcr eincn); loSfliirsen, anfaUcu; to — away, wcgtrctbcn, scrtictbcn, scrja= gen'; to — back, suritcffrciben, tocr= fen ; to — from, ycrtrcibcit ; to — in (>nto), biiieintrciben, cinfd)Iagcn, cin= ramincu; Ti/i). T. 1. einfcilcn, ycrs feilcn; 2. bie 3fiffit engcr madden (eiiibrtni^en) ; to — off, nbtreiben ; luegtreibcn; ixicgfa^rcn ; abmcifcn, uertrbftcn, binl)altcn (mit Serfprc= d)ungcn) ; to — on. sorwiirtg trci= ben, 5ufrtl}ren; uorbaben; Tyi>. t. antreibeit ; -^ on, coachman! fabrc jit, .^'utfcl)cr ! to — out, angtrcibcn, »erfcf)cud)cn ; Typ. r. augbriugcntint ©a^e) ; to — up, Typ. T. bie .iteile antreibeit, yerfeitcn ; to — up (to . ..), vorfabren ; to — up (tlie prices, bie ^sreifc) in bie i§6t)e treiben, fleigcrn ; itberbictcn. DRIVE, s. bie ©^jajierfabrt, flctne Sonr ; a ten minutes' — , eiu 3Beg uou Se[)n i&?inutert. To DRIVEL, v.v.i. gcifcrit ; 2. fafeln. DRIVEL, s. ber ©eifer, fepcidjct. DRIVELER, .5. 1. bcr ©cifcrcr; 2. S'>i= fclcr, Safclbang, Starr. DRIVER, s.l. ber SCrcibcr; S8cfi.n'bc= rer; 2. fvit^rniann, .cr) ; ne- gro — , 3luffef)er iibcr bie 3tegcr- ©c(a»en. DRIVING, s. bag j;reiben, Waljrcn 11. f W. ; JV. T-s. ^- anchor, bcr Sreibaii" fet; — bolt, bag 3;rcibeifcn, bcr 9liti fe^er; — box, ber .^tntfcbbod; — cushion, bag ,J£utfd)ertiffcn; — rems DROP DRUM DUBI ttc Setlricmeii ; — whip, bie Wul)r= iiianti^^ (ober ,$tiitfd)cv=)!:pctt[c^e. 7» DRIZZLE, V. a. S,- n. Vtcfclll, fpru= f)eii, tropfdit, nebcin. DRIZZLING, s. iaSjiikUln ; — rain, bev ©vvuf)rci]cii, etaiiln'cgcit. riRizzLY, (uif. ffiit vcaueiifc, [pvii^cnb, naffcitb, ncklig, fi-iibe. DROGMAN, 5. vii. Dragoman. DROLL, 1. 5. 1. bcr ^Poffeuvctpci:, brol^ It jc Mtvl, •^ammiv^t ; 2. bte ^o\= fterli(^. To DROLL, V. 1. n. ^offcll rci^Clt/ Severs trcifceit; '^-offcii fvielcn; ll.a. ]^tiitcrijcl)ett ; f^nicirf)c(it. DROLLER, s. ber ■4]offcurfipcr. DROLt>ERY, s. bie ^^{o[fe, S^itafe, DROLLING, s. baS 5PoffcnvcitJcn ; — ly, /uiv. fc^crj^aft, bvolJt'ij ; pofftcrlic^. DROLLISH, a//;. bvolHi], ^lofficvlict). DROMEDARY, «. baS 2)roincbar, Xtanu pdti)ici. DRONE, s, I. bie S)roI)nc, pummel; i. iWauUromrael, bnS a3rnmmctfcrt ; 3. bcr iUlufttggangcr, ^[aulciisev. Ta DRONE, v. n. i. t^ummcii, fumutcii ; 2. faulcitscn. DROXiSHjo^if.fauI, inu)ftg, trciae, trau= jiKvtfc^; — ness. s. bie ?Jaiiien5crei. 7<) DROOP, r.v. 1. WClfcn, IJIiltt WiX- fccit, f(^mad)tcit, ft'nfen laffcit; 2. (belt Jtopf) l)aitj]cn ; 3. fid) J)armcn. DROP, s. 1. bcr Xropfen ; 2. baS O^r- (jclicuf, bie D(}rglocfe, 'Baiimel, $er= k; 3. bag ^la^f^cu, Jtiic^elci)en mad) belt «cvfc|icbeiieit 93cfiaitbtt)ci= ten, 5. S3, peppermint drops, $feffer= iini!ilSt)(a§cl)en; chocolate drops, &c, rufe. DRY, adj.i. (rocfcn; biiiTC ; bttvftig; 2. fg. trocEoit; tbriincnlos ; favf'a= fiifd;, bart, Ijcrbc ; 3. favg ; arm ; fcbmncflog ; to be — , bitrften ; — blows,' berk (Scbliige; — dock, bie !?pcfe mit nluttbiiren ; — eved, mit trocfneit aiiu^en, cbue Sbrdneii; — fat, bag ^Bebdltui^ (^a% jtorb, u. f. w.) fiir trodcne aSaarc ; — foot (to draw — foot), Sp. E. (»Dm Spiirbiinbc) bcr aBittening (Spnr) beg Siiiieg folgcn, fpiirctt ; — goods, .Im. Stiicfgiitcr, aSollcnscuge uiib ©Ucmraaren iiberbaupf ; — iiarbour, ber 3cttbafcn, (^^afcit tvo (Sbbc unb ?Vlntb tft) ; —needle, (—point), bie gfJabintabcf ; -nurse, bie Qlmmc, bie eiit jlinb obiie a.^vnft aiifjicfit, bie Jtiitbermubme; ai^drteriun ' ciner SBlicbnerinn; to — nurse, ?». a.^cin jlitib obne 4^vufl anfjicbeit ; to 'run — on, fid) crfd)i.^pft babcn ; — pro- visions, ^ebcttgmittcl ; '— rent, trocfcs ne 3>iifen (3titfcn in ©etrcibc uiib i5riid)teii); — rot. cine *.Jlvt Sdulni§, bcr aBnrmftid) (im Solsc/ n. f- iv.) ; cine ^itod^ciiEranfbcit ber . ; — saitery, gavbciiiaarcn ; eiiigepoEette t^pivaaren ; ' ■ — shod, troifnen ?ifnjifg ; a — fstonc) wall, cine trorfiie ((. e. cbne Jtalf aufgc= fiibrte) SRaucr. To DRY, V. L n. trocfneii, abtrocfnen ; abjcbren, crfdjopfcn ; li. n. trocfiien, biirvc ircvbcn ; to — up, abtvoditen, augtrocfnen ; uertnufncii, augbiirren. DRYAD, «. bie Sr»abc, ayalbn»mpt)c. DRYER, s. bcr, bie, bag Srocfnenbe. DRYING- PLACE, s. 1. bcr 5lufbdnge= bobcn(i5nm i'rccfncn bcr gcbrndten aSogcn \\\ ciner STrndevcij ; 2. (— yard), bcrS^rocfciipla^. DRYLY, adv. trotfen; fg. trcden, fait, matt. DRYNESS, .?. 1. bie 3:rocfcnbcit ; 2iir= re ; 2. (2ct)mncfloftgfeit ; 3. ©efiibU lofigfeit. DUAL, .'t. (— number) bcr 'JJuatig. DUALITY, s. 1. bag jivet ®ingt S^cs jcid)ucnbe; 2, bie3wcib«if; 3. Siren* nung, Spaltung. To DUB, «. I. a. i. sum [Ritter fc^!a=> gen ; 2. crbcbrit, criicnncu, ereircit ; \i. V. 1. Idrmcu; 2. J\-. r.bcipelit, ab^ bei^etn. DUBIOUS (ffrfij.— Lv), arf/. jnjcifelbaft, ungcmiy, unflar ; — debts, «nftd)ere, , fd)lefbtc <2d)iilbcn ; — ness, s. bi« 3n)eifclbciftigfcit, Ungcroipbcit. DUBITABLE, arf/. jTOctfctbaft, uugctvip. 121 DULL DUNG DUST L)UBiTA.TioN, j. iai ^mi\dxt, ber 3*ctfel (W. ii.). DUCAL, ado. l^crjOflltC^. DUCAT, s. bcr 3:)ucatcn. DUCATOON, s. ber Sucafpit. DUCHKSS, s. bic ^cvsoniiiu. DUCHY, s.bilS ^evjOjjt^Um ; — court, ber ©evic^tg^of (be« .gei-jogt^mn^ Sancafter). DUCK, s. 1. bte(Snfc; 2. ba8 Jto))fiit= (fen ; btc SScvbeugurtfj ; 3. baS @e= fleltuc^ ; my — ! metu ©cfeal^eit ! mcitl ?Olau§C^en ! — and drake, ber .gujjfflciit auf bem SBaffcr (etii ,5lin= bcrfptel), vuJff. bie ^Buttci-bamme ; — bill-wheat, ber eiigltfc^e SBeijeii ; — coy, ber ,RDber, bic ?0(ffpeife; to — coy, baS e^eberuie^ locfctt ; lonien ; — 's foot, bie fcfjaiarjc crtal= Itgfeit, 5Jattgnict(ig!cit, ?angfamfcit; 3. @cf)U)a(^c, 5;ritbc, SJiattigfeit ; 4. 2)un!elf)eit ; 5. ber 2JJipmiitfi; 6. bie ©tumpf()cit; 7. gtaufjcit, @efci)afts= ftiUc. DULY, a(?». gctjBrig, (jcbiibrenb; ric^= tig, gcnau, piiiifthrf), regclma^ig, orbnuiigSmiiBig. DUMB, adj. ftumiit ; [(fcivetgfam ; to strike — , jum <2d;wcigcu briiigcit, ben 2}Juitb ftopfcit, bctaiibett; — beiia, T. bic SJJotioit^gca'tcbtc (5ur Uebiing be« Jlorpcr« fur ®ic|t!ran= It, u. f. m.) ; — born, fiumm gcbo= rcn ; —show, bie_inimifc{^c 3}pvflel? lung ; — spine , ciu Slaiiic^orbtum ; — waiter, bcr j?amnicrbicncr Cilrt runber [Dret^^lSifcJ)). To DUMB, V. a. juiit (gc^iceigcn brtn= gen; ftuinin m.icl)cn. DUMBLY, adv. ftumiiier SBcifc, flumm. DUMBNESS, s. bie (2tuinml)eit, ©prac|)Ioftgfcit ; (Sf|)»eigfamfett. To DUMFOUxND, v. a. vuig. «erwir= reii, scrbliiffcn. DUMMY (Dummie), s. ber ©troT)inann (tm 2Bf;iftfptel). DUMP, s. 1. bic ®eifteSabroefenI)ett; baS .Stntranincn, <§tnbviiten; 2. ber gScrbru§, Unmut^, .Jtummcr ; bie Jfiot^, Unvube, 35erlcgenf)eit ; 3. bie ntclanc^olifdje SBeifc (Sonftiicf) ; to be in the — s, yor )id) birt ftarrcn, mc= laudjolifc^, ycrbrie(5(ict), oerlegcn fci)it. DUMPISH (adv. — ly), adj. Unmn- tbig, biiflcr, ucrlegeu ; — ness, s. ber Siicfftnn, UnmutI), bie S^rauer. DUMPLING, s. bcr Jllo9, 2)?ef)Iflof . DUMPY, adj. vvlg. furj Jinb bill DUN, I. adj. fcimarjbraun, bunfel= braiin, biiii!cl, biifter; — bird, ia-i aBeibd;cn bc5 Dtotbt)aIfe« ; —bee, (— fly;), bie SBrcmfe, SBegpc ; — fish, (in Jiteuenglaiib) ber JJabeljau ; — neck, bie ®ra«miicfe; ll. s. 1. bcr (ungejtiiinc) 9}la(}ner ; 2. 3Jiat)n= brief ; 3. ber •§iigeL To DUN V. a. (ungcftitin) niafincn. DUNCE, s. bcr 2)uu«, iJifteIforii'- DUODENUM, s. A. T. bcr3TO5ffftngcr=: barm. DUPE, s. ber ®etrogene, ''llo.xt, j:re?)f to be a — to one, flC^ »Wl cincm ai!= fii()vcn faffcn. To DUPE, V. a. ittriigcB, lcnrc|c», anfii^rcrt. DUPLE, ad]. bOppclt. DUPLICATE, I. s. ba§ Snpltcat, btc 9lbfd)rift, gopic ; n. a^. t. geboppe It. To DUPLICATE, v. a. iVVpttn, »Cr boppein ; falten ; lincbcriclen. DUPLICATION, s. 1. bie SerboVpc hing ; 2. ba« '^Mtn ; bte galtc. DUPLICATURE, s. ba8 Ocbuppcite, bM galte. DUPLICITY, s. 1. ba« OcbPppcUc, ®r« jweite; 2. fg. bte 3n>«bettt{gtc!t galf(^$eit, Slt^feltvagcvct. DURABILITY, s. bie SaucrT^afttgfeit DURABLE {adu. — ly), ndj. baneibflft, bauernb ; — ness, s. bie 2)ai!cr{)aft!3= fcit, Saner. DURANCE, s. 1. bcr S3er^flft, @e»abr= fam, baS ©cfiingnip; 2. bie 5)aii£!r. DURATION, s. bie Soucr. To DURE, v.n. bfliiern, tvabren. DURELESS, adj. i>ergongJicf), fiirj (n. it.). DURESS, s. 1. bie i^cirte, Strengt; 2. L. T. bcr ©cwabrfam, SSerljnft. DURING, prep. (cigCUtlic^ baS ;)art. SOI! To Dure), n)at)rcnb. DURiTY, s. bit .§arte. DUSE, s. viil. Deuce. DUSK, I. s. 1. bie ScimmerJtng; 2. bie Sunfel&cit; n.ndj. 1. bammcvig; 2. bunfet; ft^wavjfid). DUSKINESS, s. bie SDunfcl^ett. DUSKISH (ddv. — ly), adj. bnttfcl, fc^rocirjli^ ; —ness, s. bie 5)«nfel{>eit, baS S(^»ar5Hd>e. DUSKY (adv. — ly), adj. i. bammcrtg ; 2. bnnfcl, triib, biifter. DUST, s. 1. bcr Staiib; 2. 3ufianfc ber 2lnfli3fnng bcr ftcrblidben .^iiflc. ©taub unb *^lfc^e; to make a — , ; 2. r. ba» ^uloerilcb. DUSTINESS, s. bte (Stautigfett. DUSTY, adj. flaufiti], soU <^taui. DUTCH, l.s. i. pi. the— . btc ^oUiitU bf r, hai l)oUanbtf4)c 93oIE ; 2. sing. bte [)ollaitbifcl;c Spracfic ; li. adj. l)oI- laitbtfc^; — blue, bag Sacfmug; — hoxes, Udhte, btcc^crne 9laud^ta= badEsbofcti; —clocks, fdjwatjwiilber llt)rcu, u. f. tt). ; — concert, baS 6oti= ccrf, looviit Scbtr eiit anbcreS ?teb ftiti^t ober fpidt; — gold, ba§ unet^te iUattgolb; —man, bcr ^oliaubcv; fill l)oUditbifcl)c« @ci;iff; —man's liead, bcr fogciianntc .fta^cufo^jf, Heine (runbe) ^oUaiibtfci)e Ma\c; —oven, bevDfctt son StnuMe^) ; — pink, las @d)utfge(b ; — rushes, ber ScI)ac^teU t)alm, iaS ^inntXiXUt; — spectacles, iiuntberi]ct ^rilleit • — tears, @la§= tropfeit ;' — tiles, Dfcnfacftcin ; — toys, ba§ ttitviibeffier (Sptelieiuj; — wax, ba§ (fctiie) ©iegeltaiij —wo- man, bie §oU;iubcriun. DUTCHESS, DuTCHY, s. vid. Duchkss, DuciiY. DUTEOUS, adj. (jc^ovfai)t, forgfaiit. DUTIFUL (adit. — i.y), a-ij. ae]&prf«m, folgfam, ebvcrbiettc], untertbaiiig; — ness, «. bcr ©e^orfani, bic @i)retbte= tung. DUTY, s. 1. bte ^fltcfct, (S^iulbtrtfeit ; 2. ©brerbietuiij) ; bcr ®ef)orfaiii ; 3. bte Slufliigc, yibgabc, (2Baarcu=) (Stcucr, Sarc, ber Soil; 4. ba6 <5ct)ilbnjaci)fte^ctt, bte aSad^c, bcr J?ricg§bicufi ; to be on (upon) — , <£c^i(bwac})c (auf tcm !}>oftcn) ilebcit, ttuf bet 2B«rt)e fci^ii; hard — , ber <(fcnjcre 2)icnfl; to pay one's — , fetne ?lc(;tltug be JCltgctt ; present my — to , einpfcb(cii Ste mtcf) , . . ; iny — JO you, auf 3br aBoblfei}n; in — bound, »01l a^Cd^tS a^jjen ; inward — (duties of entrj'), bcc (SiiignnggjoU ; — free, jollfrct ; — off, uitycrjoUt. DUUMVIR, s. bcr 2)uuiit»ir. DUUMVIRATE, s. biitS S5uum»trat, 3n>ci^crrcurtint. DWALE, s. l.bcrSladjtfc^tteit (Atropa — L.) ; 2. //. T. bie buufle ober fdjWrtrje garbe. DWARF, «. bcr^werj}; —elder, ber Jttf bcrf)olIunbcr, 9Utic| ; — sun-flow- er, .<5cibeu= ober Jtivfd)/^foV ; —tree, bcr 3tuergbauin. To DWARF, V. a. iitt 3Ba(^jt[)ume [;in= bcrn, ucrbuttcit laffen; Dwarfed, »cr= $mcrgt. DWARFISH, adj. iwcrgii], Kein, iBitt= jig ; — ly, ado. TOic cill^mcrg; — ness, s. bic ^wcrgartigtcit, Jtlciubcit. To DWELL. V. n. TOobuctt ; bleibcit, U€r= ujcikit, fic^ »cnveileii, fid) auf^alten ; to — upon a subject, bct eittcm (Sc= geiilianbc scnccilcn, bayou laiigc fpre^en ; baraitf bcftcfecit. DWELLER, s. ber ©innjo^ncr. DWELLING, s. baS aSo[)ncit, bcr 9lu= feittfjalt; —house, biis aBof)iil)au3 ; — or — place, bet 2Bobiiort. To DWINDLE, v. L n. 1. fdianiibcn ; 2. cntarteit ; to — away, bal)infd)unii= ben, ciitf^tvinbcn, abucbntcii, »cr= geben; to — into (to) ..., ou^arteit, yerfdjroiitbeu iti . . . ; ll. a. ucrringcru. DWINDLED, adj. yerfc^anubcu, «er= Jtbrt. ToDYK, r.a fii'.belt. DYE. s. bie (!(a»'bc. DYER, s. bcr vc ; 5. bcr @cfcl)macf; a box on the — , cine D()rfeige; to meet the — , ju Of)ren foiniiun ; to split the — , ba3 Dbr bclcitigen (burd) wibrige [graffe] Sintc) ; topive — , @ef;ijr gel3cu ; to lend an — . 5U()i.ircn ; to lend a deaf — to ..., taub, unempftublid; fcijn gegen . . . ; to have the prince's — , bct bCllt Siirilcn in ®unfi flcbcn ; to (be) fail or go together by the ear.s fid) bcilll jl'ovfe (babcn) "friegen, banbgemein TOCrbcn ; to set together by the ears, jufammenbefeen ; up to the ears, h\i ail (iiber) bie £)l)vcii, bis an ben %a\i ; to be up to the ears in love, im t)i3c^= flcn ®rabe (biS itber bie Dfjrcn) ycr= Itcbtfcijn; over head and ears, iibcr .^aUunb Jlopf; gan^ unb gar, tief; to venture one's ears, fctncu jitopf iya= gen ; to have about one's ears, wdg. auf bent ^alfe Iiaben; — of corn, hk 51ebre, fflrannc ; Jtolbc beS 9)ki« Dbcr tiirttffbni 2Baijcu§; — bosses, Dbrbucfelu ; — bows, bte ®cbrohie= men; — deafening, (obr=) betaubcub; — land, bag girtlaub, urbare Sanb, bcr 5Idcr ; — lap (tip of the — . baS DfjiIaVvcpcn ; — lesa, taub, bctaubt ; a^renIo«; —lock, bie ©c^ma^lfo^e; —mark, baS 9JJcrfjci(^cu am Df^re ; to —mark, r. a. ba§ 33tc^ au bcn Dbren }eid)ncn ; — piercing, bctiiu^ benb ; burd^bringenb ; — pick (— picker), bcr Dbrloffcl ; — ring, bct Dbrriug, ba§ D^rengcbcnf ; —shot, bte Sc^allferne; to stand out of — shot, auficr bent Screirb bcS ®e{)ore3 fel)U; keep out of — shot, fort, bU follft nidjt 5uf)ijrcu; —swivels, bie Dt)rbiigcl; —syringe, bic Dl^rfpri^c ; — trumpet, baS .§orrobr ; — wax, baS D^renfd)inai5 ; —wig, bcr Ofjraiurm ; jirr. Dbrcnbldfer; — wires, geineine 2Drabtoi)rringc ; —witness, bcr D^ren:- jeugc. To EAR, V. n. .5IcI)rcn befomuicn, t» 9let)reu fc|ict5en. EARED, adj. mtt D&rcit ; luit yic^rcu. EARING, .9. 1. ba« ^Pfliigcu, ii. f. w. , 2. — s, pi. JV. T. bte aiinge ober (Sd)tingen am J^auiycrf. EARL, s. (bcr englifd)e) ®raf; — mar- shail, bcr 5luffeber iiber frtcgerifdic ?5eierlid)teiten ; !^orbmarfd)aU yon euglanb; — 's lady, bie (cnglifc^e) ©rafinn. EARLDOM, s. bie @raffd)aft ; ®rafeu= iviirbc. EARLINESS, s. bic Srii^c, grii^jcitig^ feit. EARLY, ndj. Sr adv. friiI)C, flii^jcitig, jeitig; ta'lb; uugcfdumt; so — as, fcboii; in — life, tu friiber 3"genb; — return, M. E. bcr frbuellc Umfafe ; — to bed and — to rise, makes the man healthy, wealthy, and wise, prov. jeitig ju Bett nub jcitig ^crau«, bringt jtrdtte bcrn S?eibe linb Scgcu iu8 ^au«, ober, 9}?orgcuftunbc ^at ®olb im 2J2iHibc. To EARN, V. a. 1. crivcrbeu j cruten ; befommeu ; 2. yevbieucn. EARNEST (flf/B. — ly), I. a/lj. 1 . Cmfts lid), ernfi[}aft; 2. begicrig, eifiig ; he was very — with me, CV lag mit bc= fidnbig an; she is — to know, ftc moc^te gcru lyiffcu; n. .?. bcr (gmft; — , (— money) bag 9lngclb, .^aubgelb, 2}Jict[;geIb, bcr 9}}icti)pfenutg; in good — , in yiJHigem ©nifie, o[)ne ©pap ; to give — . nuf bie ^Pianb ge= ben ; —ness, s. bic (5"rnftlid)feit, Seter^ Iic()feit, bcr ©ifcr; bie Sorgfalt; vgcftigfcit, ©mfigfeit. EARNING, s. bag ®e»iuncn, S3er= biencn. EARTH, s. 1. bic (?rbe; 2. bag ?anb; 3. Sh. K. bcr !]Dad)gbaii, gud)gbau ; 4. fg. bie (f rbbewobner ; earths, pi. bie (Srbarten ; potter's — . ber S:opfer= tt)On; — apple, ber SHlMUn ; —bags. Mil. T. bic Sdjanjfdrfe (gegen bag feiublid)e ®cf(^ii(}) ; —bank, bie (frb^ ober2ebinn>anb ; -board, bag Streid)* brett am ipflugc; —bob, ber ^irap, 9tcgcnwurm (jum 9lngoIu); —bom (—bred), irbifd); uuabelig; —bound am ©taube ticbeub ; — fia.x, bag 5?e= bcrtBci^, ber©tcin=, 33crg= obcrSrbs flacks, 5Igbcfi; —nut, bte 6rbnug; — pea,bie$lattcrbfe, 23ide; —quake, bag (Srbbebeu; —shaking. cfbevfc^ut= tcrnb; —worm, bcr 3icgeuwurm; coHt (oon 2)leufi^cit) bcr SBurin. To EARTH, V. I. a. ycrgrabcn, in bte 6rbe f^arren ober ycrbcrgeu; U.n. in bie ©rbe fricdien, fic6 cinfi^jarten, yergvaben. EAIITHEN, adj. irbCU ; — wall, btC @lb» waub ; — ware, SEispfcuttiaare. EARTH1NES3. s. 1. bag (Srbigc, bte cr- bige 33cfd)affcnbcit, bag 3rbcue, 3r= bifc^c; 2. bie geiftige Siobbett. E,\RTHLiNESS, s. bic -JBeltlicifcit bci aBcU^nn, 12.H . EAT EAlRTHLING, s. Hx ©rblnlrgcr, Svbeu= l"ol;ii, (Stevb[icl;c, ©taubliiig. EARTHY, fulj. 1. trbi'M); 2. fiilllltdj, letbltc^, forpedtcf) ; 3. fcfelcd)t, ge^ viiig ; — minded, trbifc^ (jefimit ; — rnindedness, bCV SBcltfillU, bte ®e= inetnt)fit; to smeii — , md) @vbe vic= d)tX me cii: litevbeiibcr. EARTHY, adj. 1. fvbti], crb&aft; crb= faibcn ; 2. tvbifft), ftuuItc^,{ovvevlic^; 3. flrol), vof). EASE, s. 1. bie 5Ru[)e, ©tiflc; ®cma^= lidjfeit, 53cquemltcI)Eett, ji,is S3ct)a= (]eit, 2Sof)l|e\)ii; 2. bte ©rlctdjtcs viiu(?, i;itibcnni(5 ; 3. Scicttti^fctt ; 4. gretljeit; to live at — , gcmac^lid) lebni, in (jutcu Umftiiiibeii fci)u; to be ill at ' — , itiijiifriebfit, iiitvu^tj fci;n ; at heart's — , nad) SSllltfrf) ; little — , ba§ eiifje ©efditsjntp ; chapel of — , ias Siltal, bie Stlialfircl)e. To EASE. V. a. 1. bcvutstgeu, fttHcit ; 2. crlctc^tent, Hiibcvu, labcii, bc= frcicu ; JV. T-s. to — way (oft'), (aii(\= fam Steven; — the ship! bas Jliit'ci- in ?ee ! — the helm ! fall ah ! EASEFUL {adv. — ly), ailj. vut^ig, fficb= Hcb. EASEL, s. bie ©taffelet (cincS 2fia= !ev§) ; — piece, baS ^Stviffckigcmalte. Ej\seless, adj. uurul)ii3, ru^croS, vaft- Io«, forgcnuoll. EASE.MENT,. s. bie (Sflctc^fcntng, .§iilfe, Siiibcrmtg, 93equemlicbfcit, Slkfreiuiiij; />. 7'. taS 3kct)t tibcv et= iien2Bcij auf bcS i)Jac{)bav8 @ruub unb 53obfii. E.VSILY, adj. I. gleicfc, ru{)tg ; 2. Ictcl;t, fc^mevjloi; 3. luiiitg, gent. EiVSiNESS,s. 1. bte ©emac^ti^fcit, 53c= ■ qiieinlic^fctt, Scidjtigfcit ; 2. ikrcit= Vinlligfctt ; l^fad^gicbigfeit; @ffa(: ligteit; ^cutfeligfctt; 3. ^reibeit, llitgc5roiingciil)cit ; 4. 3liil}t, Stille ; — of belief, bie Seid^tglaiibigtcit 5 — of mind, bie ®einiit[;5r«l)e, bcr lcid;te Sinn ; —of style, bci luigcjroundeue, natiivlid)c, flie^enbe &r\)l. EAST, I. «. bci- Often, Dft, a)Jovrtcu ; 2. ba« SUJorgeulaub ; n. adj. ijftlicb; — by North, JV. T. 0(1 V"" -^"r; ben; — India, the — Indips, Oji= tnbicn; — India-man, bcv Ofiinbicn= fa^m; JV. T-s.— sun, bicOftcr=i2ou= ne; — variation, bCV ^Jovbojililtg ; — wind, bet Oftminb. EASTER, 5. Oileru.baSCfterfcft: — day, bcr Oflcrtag ; —eve, bcr D|ler= abenb, fieilige >ilbcnb »orOfient; — fair, bie Oftcrmeffe ; — holydays, bte Oflcrfeiertage obei: genen ; —week, bie Oitcviuod)e. EASTERLiNG, s. 1. bcr Ojllanbcr ; 2. eiite 2lvt SSaffcruogcl. EASTERLY, ado. Sr ado. ejlltdb, 6fi= tucirta. E^lSTERN, ame(fcil ; tc — one's words, Vniit' 131 ECLA rufcn ; to — in or intc^ einfteffen, jet;= fveffeii ; to — up, aujtvcffcn, »efjc[;= ven; flbjcbren; to — up a country, ein Sailb nu§fau<:[en; — bee (bee- eater), bcv •53tfuenrraf, SBicitemvolf. EATABLE, L adj. '.epbav ; n. eatables, s. pi. cgbave Singe, (Sfiwaaven, Sc= beu«ntittel, Goufumv'tibilien. EATER, s. 1. bcv (Sffcv ; 2. C/i. T. bn« Qlcfemittcl ; he is a little — , cr i^t luenig. EATING, s. taS 6ffcu; — liouse, btC ©avfiic^c, ba« (5peifc[>iu§ ; —room, baS Sveifejimnier. EAVES, s. pi. bie 5)rtrf)vtnnc, JTrnufe ; the — drop, (S trieft yom Sadjc; to — drop, V. n. flit bcv 2:()iire, u. f. w. i)Dvd>ttt, (aufdjen ; —dropper, bet §ovd)ev, Saufd)cv. EBB, s. 1. bie (Sbbc ; 2. fi^. 91bnabnte, bcv 5,'evfaU ; tlie first of llie — , bie ^pvebbe; the lowest of—, bie .§in= tevcbbc; —and tide, @bbe unb Slutb; prices are at a low — , M. E. bie vpveife fteben niebvig ; to bo at (in) a low — , ffi)r bevuntcVgcfommcn fc«n. Tu EBB, o. 7i. 1. ebbcn, wicbcv nblan^^ fen; 2. jis. abuc{)men, in iiJcvfall fominen. EBON, 1 1, s. baS (Sbcnbolj ; IL adj. EBONY, 5 1. yon (Sbenbols; 2. bun= fcl, fc^wavj; ebony-tree, fccv (S'ben= banm. EBRiETY, ) s. bie Svunfeii^ctt, 9SoI= EBRIOSITY, i Icrei. EBRILLADE, s. Sp. E. bCV 3ug Obcr (5d>lkt'1i»ttbcm Siigct. EBULLIENCY, > s. ba8 Siebcn, bie EBULLITION, $ 2lufroallung. EBULLIENT, adj. ailfwallcnb. ECCI:NTRICAL (Eccentric), 1. adj. O. T. evccutvifd; ; 2. /«-. nbnjeidjcnb, au3fd)wcifcnb, iiberfpannt ; unge= wbbnlict). ECCENTRICITY, sA. G. T. bie (5rccn= trtcitdt ; 2. Ast. r. bie Clnffevnung 5tuifd)eu S3venn).nutft unb (Centrum bef(Svbel(ipfe; 9lbiueid)nng, 9(bfcbn.U'i= fang; "i. jig. Itcbevfpanntbcit, <2on= bevbiivfeit. ECCHYMOSIS, .■». Mai. T. bCV mit 33[ut untcvlaufene glcifen, baS iDJal auf bcv .^ant. ECCLESIASTES, s. bcv ^pvcbiflcv (Salo= mo. ECCLESIASTICAL (—10), adj. Iird)= lid), geiillic^ ; —counsellor, "bev Stix- 4>cnvatb ; — courts, geif}lid;e @c= vic^tst)5fe ; —history, bie Jtivcfecngc^ fd)i(^te; —state, bev Jtirdtenflaat. F£;cLESiASTic, s. bev ©ciftlicbe. ECCLESIASTICUS, s. ba8 iJSuct) SefnS ©tra^. ECCOPROTICS, s. pi. Med. T. 5Ibfitt): vuitgSmittel. ECHLNATE, Eciiinated, adj. tgelavtig, flad)Iig. ECHINUS, s. 1. bev 3gel ; (Setigel; 2. bie fi:ad)lige ©c^afc, bcv ftac^lige Jlopf (an ^^flanjen) ; 3. jirch. t. ciiie civunbe 3Sev^tevung bcv ionifd)en Ovb= nung, baS @i. ECHO, s. baS @d)o, bev aGiebcvI^aU. To ECHO, r. I. n. wicbcvballen ; II. a. pviicfroerfcn, tuiebevbolen, nac^vus fen ; nad)fpvcd)cn, nadjbcten. ECHOMETER, Mu.i. T. bCV Sd)ariincf= fev, ba« Sc^alimafj. ECHOMETRY, .<:. 1. bic jtunfl bic 5)au= ev bev ©c^alie ^u meffen; 2. bie Jlunfl fin (Sc^o in .fallen, «. f. \v. anju^ bvingen. ECLAIRCISSEment. .<;. bie Slnffldvung, bcv Q(uffd)lu5; bifcSvfldvung. ECLAT, ». (fvaujofifrf)) bcv ®\mi, ba« 51uffcben ; an action of — , cinc glau-- Senbe J^anblnng ; a man of — , ein aJtann bev ?luffc^en evvegt. EDGE ECLECTIC, adv. Ph. T. c!(eftifitr *lllS* wd^Icnb (auS bcv $f)ilofDVl)tc »evs fd;iebcncv@cftcn) ; lis. bcv (ifleftifev ECLEGM, s. Med. T. bCt bicfc iBvuft" .faft, bie Svuftlativcvge, Oieglife. ECLiRSE, ,T. 1. jist.T. bie aSevfinftcvung, g-inftcvni^ (bev ©onne, beg 3)Jonbe5, u. f. nj.) ; 'I. jig. ^ycvbuufelung. To ECLIPSE, i;. La. 1. DCVftuftcvn, UCr- bunfcln ; 2. ^n-. au^Iijfcljen, oevnicb- ten; ucvbunfeln, iibcvtreffcu ; u.n. fic| »cvftn)ievn. ECLIFI'IC, I. s. Ast. T. bic (?flii>(if, Sonncnbabn; 11. adj. 1. cfliptifct); . 2. »evfinftcrt, »cvbnnfelt. ECLOGUE, s. bie gfloge, 3bi.)tlc, baS Idnblidie Ocbic^t, itpivteudcbic^t. ECONOMIC, (— cAL),nr//. 1. ofcnomifi^ ; J 2. bduslid), t)auSbaUig, fpavfam. I ECONOMIST,*. bevOefonom, J^aug- * bdltev, i^Saubwivtb. To ECONOMIZE, r. a. :^au«^dltevtf(^ gcbvauc^en. ECONOMY, s. l.bie Ocfonomte, .(5au3 = baltnng, 2Bivtbfd)aft;. Sanbii'ivtb:^ fcbaft; 2. igausbdltigfcit, <2pdvfam= feit ; 3. (Sihvic^tung, iluovbuumv ECPHRACTICS, s. pi. Med. T. bie Uk Vs biinnunglniittel. ECSTASiED, adj. eufjiitft, I'ibci'feUg,. bcgeiftcvt, (yov (Sntjiirfen) autjfv- fid;. ECSTASY, s. bie ©fftafe, ©ntjiicfung ; 33egeiflcvung, SBonne; bev 6-ntt)Ui ftasmug. To ECSTASY, v. a. cutsiitJcn, f([)V cr» fveuen. ECSTATICAL (— ic),a(//.efftatifci>, eivt:- jiirfenb, entjitdt, bingcviffcu. ECTYPAL, arf;. nad>gebilbtt. ECTYPE, s. bev gibbvucf, bic gevie, ba§ 3lbbilb. ECUMENICAL, Ecumenic, . xdj. iimm* uifcb, aUgcmein. ECURIE, .s. bev 2}?nvftaU, 5PfevbcftalI. EDACIOUS, adj. gefvdfitg, gicvig. ED.vaTY, s. tic ©efvapigteit, bet ^ci^f)ungev. 7'o EDDER, V. a. cincn ^mii btnbeii, befeftigcn unb «cvflcd;ten. EDDER, s. ba§ 51ed>tI)olj. EDDISH, s. baS <:vdtbcu, ©vummct. EDDOES, \s. bie cjibave (jungc) SBur^ EDDERS, 5 jei bfS oftinbifd)en 9lvuine EDDY, I. s. bie ©cgcnftviMnung, baa 3uvit(ffcfe(ageu bcv SQellcu^ bic fepvingflntb, bcv SBaffcvanvbel ; 11. adj. ivivbelnb, fvcifcnb ; —water, bcr (Stvic^, bie S^uv tints fafjicnben v.) ciitfcnuii. i:DGED,p7rt. (!'//. 1. mit ciucr ©(^ttci= be, fitavf, fpi^ii], gefd;liffeu; 2. ctii= gcfajit, unigcbni ; — with embroidery, iiiit stiff racvf ctugcfajjt; two — , jweifc^iicibig ; round — ; gcvaubert ; round — duciits, 9JailbbllCateit. EDGELESS, ar,;;. ol;uc Scf)nf;bc, flum^jf. .WiBLE, adj. ctibar, gut jit effeii. DDICT, s. ba^ (Sbict, bie Sjerorbuuiig, bet otfcntlid)e 5Bcfe()[. EDIFICATION, s. bie erbauuitg, 93e= leaning. EiMFiCATORY, adj. erbauUc^, bel?5= reiib, lel)vreic^. EDIFICE, s. baS ©cbaube, bcr S8au. lODlFICIAL. adj. btC Ocftalt, bag >,>lcitf= fcve eiiieS ©e'baubeS betrejfenb. EDiFiEii, s. bcr (5 1'bauenbe, 33elcf)i-er. To EDIFY, V. fl.evbaueu, be(cl)veu. EDiLE. s. bev 3lebiIiS, $!aul}ciT. To EDIT, V. a. t)cvauSgeben, ebire n, VHib= licircii, britcfeu laffeii (ciit s0uci)). EDITH, s. ©6itl)a (gi-aueniiamc). EDITION, ». bie ^iluSgabe, 9luf(agc (ci= neS SBuf^eo). EDITOR, s. bcf JjjevauSgebet (ctitcS S8u^c«) ; Siebacteiii: ('eiiici: 3fit= fd)vift). EDITORIAI-, fl(/j. bte .^erausgabe be= {reffeiib. EDITORSHIP, s. baS 9Imt, bcr 9iaitg, Staiib, bie ^fiicfjt ciiic^ .g>erauffge= bers. EDMUND, s. 6bmiinb (3JJanu§ttame). To EDUCATE, v. a. crjicbctt. EDUCATION, .». bie (Srsic^ung ; ber Itlltcvric^t; bie 33ilbmig; board of — , ba5 (IvjicIjuitg^coUegtum. EDUCATIONAU adj. baS (Sr5ie^utig«= cber Untevridjt^fac^ betrcffcnb. EDUCATOR, s. bfv er^teijcr (bet 3ii= ; gcub), 3itgcitbfc5rcr. ( To EDUCE, D.ffl.l)eryorjic^cn,bavjleUctt, 'KDUCT. s. ba3 v§eruorgejogeiie, '^ix- gcftcilte. EDUCTION, s. bie i§er\)oriieI)ung ; 5)avfteUiing. EDUIGA, Edwioa, s. ^^cbwig (t^raucit: name). To EDULCORATE, v. a. Ch. T. abfil^cn, pcrfii^en. ! EDULCORATION, s. Ch. T. bie 91bfii= I- tiiiug, SSerfiiyinig. ■■ EDULCORATIVE, adj. Ch. T. abfiigcnb, ocrfiipcnb. EDWARD,.?, (gbuarb (9}Jann«nanic). EDWIN, s. @bann (a)Jaun'3name). To EEK, vid. To Ekk. EEL, .?. ber ilal ; —backed, mit einem ?lalftveife (nuf bent Ciiicfen) ; — faVeji (— vnres), ciu ©ebriit 9lale; —pie, btc',Ha(paf}cte; —pout, bie 9la[raitVH\ Qitiippc ; —spear, bie 'ilalg.abcl, ber 9ialftcc^cr ; — trunk, ( — pond), ber 9laU)alter, ?laUeid) ; —wear (—dam), bie ilallcge, baS 3lati»el)r; bed of eels, ca'5 vlatlager ; Eeiing, bet 2(aU fang. E'EN, nifrr. flit Eves, jd uid. i EFF, s vid. Eft. To EFFACE, v. a. ailSliJfc^CIt, aUSlvi: fd)en, auifra^cit ; »crn)ifc^cn; aul= tl)un, auljtretd;eu ; ucrtilgen. EFFECT, .^. 1. bie aSirfung, ber (Sr= fola ; 2. 5hifecu ; 3. bie ^ollbriiigung ; 4. aBirflidjfcit, aBat)r^eit; o. Slbfic^t, bcr '^\w^; in—, mirflid), in bet X[)at ; of no — , vcrgebtid) ; 'tis to no — , e« iliumfonft; to (in) that — , ill bet Qlbftc^t ; to the same — , beffclbcn 3nbaItS ; to take — , bie tx^ jviinfc^te 2BirEang ^abcu, gelingeu, anfd)(agen; effects, pi. bie (Sffcc'ten, bewcglfc^e ©iitcr, Sacfien, i^abe, SBaarcn; etlects of the hand, Sp. E. bie.§anbbewegung jiir Senfuitg bc« 35fetbcS. To EFFECT, i'. a. bcwivEcu ; bctucrf^ fienigeir; »ollfiif)ren, yoll5ief)cn, jn ©tatibe bringcn, abfc^Hepeit ; befor= gcU; the insurance is effected on... , M E. bie Slffccuranj ydibirt nuf . . . EFFECTIBLE, aJj. t(;uiilicf), au8fiil)rbar. EFFECnVE (a4v. — ly), adj. witfcnb ; nnrffam, fraftig; brauc^bar; to be — , beroorbringen. EFFECTLESS, adj o[)ne SBirfung, un= wirffum, uergeblid), unniife, EFFECTOR (Effecter). s. "tn Wx^i- \iix, ©c^ijpfet, Seiverffiefligev. EFFECTUAL (aiZo- ly), ad/. Jvirffam, Iraftig. To EFFECTUATE, v. a. bcwerlficKigcn, au«ricl)tcn, erfiillen. EFFEMINACY, .9. 1. bte 2Scic^Iicbfeit, baS tvcibifdje 28efen, bie iSerroeid;li= A)ma, Unmvinulic^feit ; 2. Ucppig= fett. EFFE>nNATE {adi}. — ly), adj. WCt= bifci), weit^lid); itppig, molliiftig ; — ness, s. baS weibifdje 3Befen, bie llnmanulic^fcit, aBcid;[ic|fcit, iai S3crroeic^lid)tfcv)U. To EFFEMINATE, v. I. a. IVCibift^ ma- (iycii, Bermeifblic^cn ; n. n. weibifc^ ober !Yeid)lid) lucrbeu. To EFFERVESCE, v. n. ■ rtufbraufeu, aufmaHeu. EFFERVESCENCE, s. baS 3lufbraufeit, giufroallcn. EFFERVESCENT, adj. cufbtaufenb, aufivatlent. EFFETE, adj. 1. unfriic^tbnr, 5eugung§= unfabig; 2. auSgemevgcU; abge= nuijt; alteri3fd)iuact). EFFICACIOUS (ado. — i,y). adj. mxt' fam ; — ness, s. bie 2Bir£famfeit, Jiraft. EFFICACY, s. bie Sffiivffamfeit, ,^raft. EFFICIENCE (Efficiency),*, bie 3Birf: famfeit, Jtraft. s^FiciENT, L s. bie ftnrfcnbe ltrfa= c^e ; bet Utbeber ; IL adj. {adv. — ly), loirffam, wirfenb, tiidjfig, fraftig. effIg^es, \ ^- ''' ®'f^' ^"^"'^- EFFLORESCENCE, s. 1. ba« 51ufblii= ben, 39liif)en ; 2. Med. t. bie SBfitmen, Sliiti^en, ber 9lu«n3ud)S, 9lusfd;lag. EFFLORESCENT, adj. aufblii^CUb. j:ffluance, ) s. i. ut 5lu§flicgung, EFFLUENCY, ( iaS 9lu«ftrbmeii; EFFLUVIUM, [ 2. ber luisflifpciibe EFFLUX, J ©toff, bcr 2lu8ffu^. EFFLUVIA, pi- bit 9lugfliiffe. EFFLUXION, s. vid. El'TLUENCE. To EFFORCE, v. a. sroiligcit ; OeWCtlt antbun, notbjiic^tigeit, vcrlcfecn, rau= ben (W. ii.). To EFFORM, vid. To Form. EFFORMATION, vid. Formation. EFFORT, s. bie 9lnfirengung, Semite fjung, 3JJii^e, bag Strekn. EFFOSSION, s. bie 9lu*grabung. effront:'ERY, s. bie Unyerfc^amtbeit, Ste^bett. To effulge 7,. n. fltablcn 'W. ii). En'ULGENCE, s. bas <2tra!)lrn, pc*- @(anj, ©djimmer. EFFULGENT, adj. fttablcub, glaujenb, EFFUMABILITY, s. baS a3crraud)cu, bie aSerfliic^tigungsfabigleit (n. ii.). To EFFUSE, V. a. aiilgicjien, uetgiejjeu, »erfd)iittcit. effusion, .s. 1. bie 9lu8g(c6ung, a3er» gic5ung, iBetfcfjiittung ; 2. baS ^n- Scffeiif- EFFUSIVE, adj. auSgtcucnb, »ergte^"^ serfdjiittciib. EFT, 5. bie fleiue (Sibed)fe. E. G. (ExEMPH Gratia), J. S. (JJini a3eifDicl). EGAD, adc. wig. {fl TOObl ! ftcilic^ ! al= lerbingS, wabvbafttg. EGBERT, s. ©gbert (^DJannSiiame). EGER, s. bie Slutt), «. f. lU., vid. E.VGRE. Til EGEST, V. a. [t(^ auslecrcn (bur($ beii (Stu^fgang). EGESTION, s. tie Slualecrung (burc^ belt Stubfgang). EGG, .'. baS (Si ;" a philosophical — , tin? 3Irt d;emifc})et jtolbcn ; — cup, bit ($ierbcd)er ; — fish, bie i5eceid)el (eiu (2d)alf t)icr) ; — plant. i>ie ©ierpflanje ; — sauce, bie (S'tcrbriibe ; — shell, bie (Sietfc^ale ; — slice, bie (SietfeUc. To EGJG, V. a. (— on) aUteijCU, ^C^Ct!,- trcibcn. EGGERON, s. bet Qlu^fccr. EGILOPICAL, adj. cill ©CtflcnfOVlt aill singe bflbenb. EGILOPS, s. ba§ ©crflenloru. EGLANTINE, s. bct .gagcbuttcnflraiid), bie luilbe 9iofe. EGOTis.M,s. bct©gpi8imi8, bic(2elb)l= fucbt; ,ut banftge aBicbcrbolung beg SBovtcS 3c^. EGOTIST. .5. ber ©gpijl, Selbftling ; \\\ {)aufige2Bieberbo(cr bcs 3BDrtc«3cb ; bcr iiumet »pn ftcf) felbft giebcnbe. EGOTISTICAL, adj. fclbftfii($tig. To EGOTlZE, v.v. egoifiifc^ ober felbfl^ fiid)tig fe\)n, imincr von fic^) felbft rebcn. EGRA,s. ©get fStabt in Sp^men). EGREGIOUS {ailp. — ly), adj. 1. POt' trcfflic^, iingciiicin ; 2. anBcrorbenf= lid;, a««gcjeid)iict, erftaunlirb ; 3. nu= fcrfl fdjled)t, boAft laftetbaft; - ness, s bie Ungemciii(}eit, bas 3luiijer= orbcntliit)e. EGRESS, \ s. bcr 91u«gang ; ba3 EGRESSION, > aBegfommcu ; e(;ress and regress, bcr 5lus-'tuib (Sjngaug. EGRET, s. ber weivc 9iei^er {Jirdec. OaZfClta — //.). EGRIOT, s. bie faute ,Kitfc^c,aSeic^fei« fttfc^e. EGYFT, s. Ggvjpten. EGYPT'lAN, I. adj. cgl^ptif^; IL s. bei @g»ptcr ; 3i3f""f'^ ; — 'brown. ba3 aiig 2)lumieu bereitete SBrauu; — pebble, bet egvptifdie -.'Idiat. EIDER (—Duck), s. bie (S'ibevgan§, bcr (Siberypgcl ; —down, bie (Siberbuncii EIGH.'inJ. Ci} ! ol) ! EIGHT, ndj. ad)t; piece of—, ba? ac^l gjealenftiicf, bet fpanifd)e SpIIatj- fold, acbtfad), ad;tfiilt:g ; — sajre, ad)tmdt i^roanjig; —times, a^tmal. EIGHTEEN, adj. ac^tjebn. EIGHTEENTH, adj. Ux, bie, .baS 9ld;t» je{)nte. EIGHTH, at?;, bet, btc, baS 9ld9te EIGHTHLY, axio. ac^tcnS, juitt act)tcn. EIGHTIETH, adj. bet, bie, baS 'iW- SiGl^f' EIGHTY, adj. fld)t5ig. EITHER, L pron. (:*inet, Scbet (5pn 3i'ocicu Pber 2J?ebreren) ; 33dSc; i am not. so strong as — of you, td) btn nic^t fp ftart al« ©iner son (Snc^ {,di cin Ssber ppu cndi Q.^eibcn) ; in — 12.^ ELBO ELEM ELIX ease, in bctbcrt %'i\kn ; on — side auf bctben eciten ; (wciiii ciue Sle^atton »oi-aiigcl;t, l)cttitel' feiitcr,fetne, hi- Iie§) ; I did not speak to — since I saw you last, i^ fpracf) mit feiiicm, fctt tc^ (Ste 5uin tefeten iDJale fa^ ; ii. conj. njcbcr, cntwfber ; — . . . or, entiue- ber . . . ober. ro KJACULATE, v. n. l^liiaUSWCvfcn, aitSfto^crt, auSfc^tetcn. EJACULATiox, s. 1. fca3 9lii«wcrfen, SluSfto^fti (IV. ii.) ; 2. ^eulett, 22?^= llagcu; 3. bcr Stogfcufjcr, baa @to^= j^ebet. EJACULATORY, adj. 1. ^jIotHc^ au§= flopcitb, auffc^reieiib ; 2. ^g-. pIo§Itci); — prayer, iaS etOt5gebct. To EJECT, B. a. 1. au«txtcrfcn, auSflo- £cii ; 2. {)iuau§i«erfcrt ; auS bent 53e= ftfectretbctt; 3. »ei'n)crfcti; 4. abfc^cn. KJECTION, s. 1; bie9lu«ftofjuiiij ; 9luS= fc^uits}; 2. Med. T. 3Iit«lm-un(5, ber E.IECTMENT, s. L. T. btc gci-tc^tttc^e SluSfcfeuitg. EJECTOR, .■<. ber (geriol)tItc^) nusfefet. EJULATION, s. bag ^eulcit, @cl;eul, aBcl)tlagen. To EKE, v. a. »crmcf)vcn ; »crgrot)erti, ergaii5Ctt ; vcrlaitgcvit ; f)tuau«fpitt= • ite'tt; to — out, aiiftiicfeuj tii btc gauge jtc|ctt. EKE conj. auc^, nod), fogar, fclbfl. EKING, s. ba'J *J3crmf f;rcit, u. f. w. ; — piece, bag SScrlaiigermiggtiiicf, ber !?tn|}og. T„ ELABORATE, r. n. ^crauSavbctteit ; fcivgfam auoarbcitcii. ELABORATE, adj. aiiSgearbcitcf ; (je^ f ituflelt ; — ly, adv. mii^fam, mit yic= lein (itlei§ ; — ness, $. bic fovgfame SluSarbcttung. ELABORATION, s. bte forgfattte 9lii«= arbcituug; 23frfeiiieruiig, U>er»olI= fommming. ELABORATOR, s. bet 9lti«avl)eiter. To ELANCE, v. a. bcraiigmcvfen, ]^et= sovflogeii, augfiopcn ; fr^ic tjcii. To ELAPSE, V. n. »evflie^eit, ycrge^en, yerflrcic^eii. ELASTIC (Elastical) {,ado. —ally), adj. elaftif^), fcbci-I)ai-t, ^\-oXi, );ixa[l- weic^, fcbei-frciftig, fpniinfrafttg. ELASTICITY, .>.bte (Slafticitcit, (&vanit= fi-aff, Sci)uelUraft, ^rallfvafr, Sebcr= fraft. ELATE, axij, aufgeblafctt, fioij, f)0(^= miit^ig. To ELATE, V. a. I. aufbla^eit, iibers ntiit()tg marten ; 2. erijcben : .to — one's self, ftrf) aufbliiijeii, ftolj roei-s ben ; elated with . . ., ei"f)obcn, aiifgcs blabef, tnmfeii »pn . . ., '—at, iiber). ELATEDLY, adv. ^oc^titiit^ig, iiber= miit[)ig, aufgcblafcu. ELATERIUM, s. bet abfiiftreiibc (Saft au8 Svrttig= obcr efclsgiirfen. ELATION, s. bte Slufb'la&ung, ber ©totj. ELBE, s. bte gibe (cin Slii^). ELBOGEN, s. (bie Stabt) $iJJaImi.i. ELBOW, s. \. bcv eibogcii ; 2. 5Bug ; — of land, bie ©rbunige; at — , bet ber ^anb, tit ber 91af)e; to be aiw.ays at one's — , tiiimer um Scmaubeit feMlt; his coat is out at (the) — , ber (?[bogcn gucft t[)iit_5iiiu 3tocfe ^er= auS; — case, 'i^cii iseiteiimagasiit tn 3tetfett)agctt ; — chair, ber 5lvni|lit&( ; — rails, bie 2lnnIeJjnert etite« (5abr{o= IctS; — room, ber ©j)ielrauin, bte 33i'quemlic^feit. Tu ELBOW, v.i.n. bcroorftcfjett ; V* »orragcn ; n. a. mit bent (Slbogcn flo= ^ert, »egfd)tcbcit ; to — one's way, ftc^^burc^briiiijjeu ; to — out, f)inaii«= lofcn, njegftojjcu, serbraiigen. 126 ELD, s. 1. + ba3 ^o^e Sntcr ; 2. + bic alten Seutc. ELDER, I. adj. (comp. tOlt Old) (ilter ; n. s. ber 2lelterc, 9leltefte; mil t. ber Senior; the eiders, ;>/. bie Slltett, 9Iel= tern, QUtyorbcrii, 5Borfa|rert; jvcm Test. 51eltejten ; my eiders, (itterc Scute. ELDER, s. ber .§oluubcr, gitcber, .g)ci= luubcrbaum ; — berry, bic ^oIuuber= bcere ; dwarf—, ber 9lttic^; —syrup, baS Slicbermuf ; — vinegar, ber .§o= lunberefftg. ELDERLY, adj. (iltltC^. ELDERSHIP, s. 1. bie ©rPgeburt ; 2. bas ^Imt ciueS 9leltcften. ELDEST, ajlj. {sup. uou Old) ber, bic, baS 9leltcftc ; — at play, ber crfle im (spielc. ELEANOR, s. (SIconara (Sraucnnamc). ELECAMPANE, s. bcr ^.>llant, iie ••ilUmU tUUrjel {IniUa — L.). To ELECT, V. a. TOa^lcu, ertoal)len; ou«erwaf)(en. ELECT, adj. gcwii^ft; auScrtvcifjU; the — , /)/. bie 5iuScrmal)Iteu, (Srforucn. ELECTION, s. 1. bicerroab(uiig,aBa^t; 2. bie Uutevfc^eibung, 9Iu§mat)l ; 3. baS aSat)lrcc^t; 4. TA. T. hit @na- beua^abl. ELECTIONEERING, p.irt. s. viod. fam. baa ©timmcufammclu jur $arla- meuts»at)t. ELECTIVE, adj. 1. toii^Ienb ; 2. itja« burc^ aSa^t gef^ict)t ; an — kingdom, etu aBal)lreia). ELECTIVELY, adv. mit SQa^t. ELECTOR, s. 1. bcr aScifileubc, a3af)I= maun, aBaf)l^err; 2, Jfturfiivft. ELECTORAL, mlj. furfitr(tlic{) ; — wool, (Electorals. n/.) bic (Stectoral= aBolle. ELECTORALITY, ) s.bas j?urfurj^en= ELECTORATE, > tbuill. ELECTORESS, > s. bic SBafilcube ; Jlur= ELECTRES3, S fiirftiuu. ELECTRIC (— cal), I. adj. cleftrifc^ ; Phy. T-s. electrical bat^ry, bie eleftrt= fc[)e SDattcric ; electrical jar, bic [ebuer Slafii)e, ?abunnSfIaf*e; il s. bcr clettrifrf^e Stoff. ELECTRICIAN, s. ber ftffe mit bcr (Sleftticitat bcfc^aftigeubc iUatur= forfc^er. ELECTRICITY, 5. bie SIcftricitat. JELECTRIFICATION, s. ba3 (5lcftrift= rcn ; bie ©Icftrifirung. To ELECTRIFY, v. a. 1. elcltriftrcn ; 2. fig. tn (Srfiauucn fefecn. To ELEci'RiZE, v. a. (eleftrtfc^) an= Sicbcn. ELECTRO-MAGNETISM, s. ber elcftrl= ^e 2)?agnctigmu'j. ELECTROMETER,*, bcr ©Icftromctcr, eieftrijitatSmeffcr. ELECTUARY, s. bie Safwcrgc. ELEEMOSiNARY, L adj. nU 9lfmofen, umfoufl; II. .1. ber SUmofenicr ; — corporations, btc 28o^ltMtiflfeitgan= fialten. ELEGANCE (elegancy), s. bic ^iiX- Uc^fcit, ©c^ijul}eit 3lnmutf) ; elegan- cies of art, Jtuuftjtcrat{)ett. ELEGANT {adv. — ly), adj. jicrlic^, fcbon, anmut^ig. ELEGIAC, adj. ctegtfcl), Kagcnb, fanft titf)renb, fc^mermiitbig, tvaurig ; elegiacs, s.pi. clcgifcbc 23crfe. ELEGIST, s. bcr 6-lcgtenbic})tcr. ELEGY, s. bic eicgic, baS 5;raiierge= bi(^t, JTlagclicb. ELEMENT, s. i. baS (5fcment, ber Ur= ftoff, ©ruiibftoff ; 2. 93cftanbtbeil ; 3. 9Iufaug«grunb ; 4. bie Sicbling«bc= fd)aftig«iig ; 5. bcr uaturgcinaBe9luf= eut^oltgort ; 6. + bie Suft, bcr ^im- mcl ; the four elements, -f- bie »te' Scmvcramcnte. To ELEMENT, v. a. (¥15 (SIcmcnttC bilben, ausntacbcn ; ben @ninb (ju eiuer aBiffcnfc^aft) tcgcn (tu. it.). ELEMENTAJ., adj. clcmcutatifc^. ELEMExNTALiTY, s. bic Bufammeufc^ %ung, SBcrbinbuug (bcr ^cftanb* tf)cile), bcr 3»fJlob6eut&ran (aug ber ©iibfce) ; — 's skins, SiobbeufeUe (aus bcr Siibfee). ELEPHANTIASIS, «. bcr arabifc^e 2lu«9- J fa§ (cine 9lrt ^ra^e). I ELEPHANTINE, adj. 1. ele^^autif* ; ^ 2. elfenbciue(r)n ; — books, bie elfen= beine(r)n S'afclu bcr altcn 3J6mer. To ELEVATE, v. a. 1. crf)eben, crp^ ^cn ; 2. crbcitcrn, ELliVATED (Elevate), part. adj. erba= ben, t)Oci), ftolj; — with liquor, bcs truufen. ELEVATION, s. 1. btc ©rbcbung, ©r* bo&ung; 2. Jpol)e; 3. grbaben^cit; 4. ^p$cit, bcr iJJang, bie 2Siirbe ; 5. bcr5lufrty; %..G.tt.T. bie ^oll)i.^f)e; 7. TA. T. (bie (Sm^orljebung bc§ ge= njei[)etcu Probes unb itclc^eg (bet ben Jtat()Dlifcn), bie 2BanbIung. ELEVATOR, s. A. ic S. T. i. bcr ^c=- bcr; ,§cbcl; 2. baS tgcbjcingelc^en. ELEVATOBY, I. adj. crl;5t;enb ; u. ». vid. Elevator. ELEVE, s. ber ^i-'gling- ^flcgling. ELEVEN, adj. cilf, clf. ELEVENTH, adj. ber, tie, ba« eilftc, eifte. ELEVENTHLY, adv. C(t)Iften§. ELF, s. 1. ber (Sif, 5l!v, Miihx, ^f- bolb, S^iuf, (tkine) ©cift; 2. 3:cu= fcl ; 3. 3wei')l ; —lock, bcr aBcid^frU jopf, vuig. bie 3)?a()rffatte. To ELF, V. a. bic .§aare verfil?en. ELFIN, I. adj. ju bc'u (Slfcu, itobolbcn u. f. v>. gc^ijrig ; n. s. bas fcftaif^afte, lofe Jtinb. ELFISH, adj. JU bcu (Slfcrt gc^Srtg, gei» ficrbaft, tcuflifcti, bo«l)a'ft. ELIAS, s, eiiag (i)iauu«namc). To ELICIT, V. a. tjcrauslocfcu; l^craul briugcn. To ELIDE, V. a. Gram. T. (ciuCU 53ucf)i jtabcu obcr cine (S\}lbe) wcgroevfen, au'5(lo6cn, auSlaifcu. ELIGIBILITY, \s. bic 23ablfa^ig= ELIGIBLENESS, ) fcit ; aBa^Ibarfcit; 53orjiig(it^Ecit. ELIGIBLE, adj. wa^lfci^tg ; tt)a[;lbar ; vorjiiglid). ELLiAH, s. ©Ha, (51ia5 (aJJannsnamc). To ELIMINATE, v. a. ucrwcifcn, »cr=> bannen ; G. T. auSiuerfeu, ausfiogen. ELIMINATION, .». bic 9.'cr»etfung, aScrbanniiug ; 9l«gfto6ung. ELINOR, s. vid. Eleanor. ELiauATioN, s. ch. T. bit 9Ibfc^n«eI= ELISION, .». Gram. T. bie ©liftOB, SluSflojjuug obcr 5lu«[affuug ciue8 93«(ifiabei'i§ obcr ciiicr Siilbc. ELISHA, s. ©lifa (?.)Jann8name). ELIZA, \s. (Slifa, (flifabct^ ELIZABETH, S (Sraiicuname). To ELIXATE, ii. a. abforl)cn, abftcben, ELIKATION. s. ba« jlocbcu, ^Ibfofftett ©iebeit, 5)amvfvu ELYS EMBE EMBR ELIXIR, s. 1. eitrtr, bie ^raftarjettct, bcr.^eiUrauf; 2. bic Diiintcffct^. ELK,.. 9. ba« (Slcubt[)ter; (in Slmevtfa) ti\S iUJiifcttjicr; bcv (wilbe; Sci)wau ; —nut, btc ®el)Citnu6. ELL, s. bic lan^c Glle. ELLEN, s.igeleha, (Slconora ((5v«ucu= uomc). EU.IPSE, Is: 1. Rh. T. bte @[lt))fe, ELLIPSIS, S ?lu6[affuttrt (»on Suc^fta= ten ober aBortcni) ; 2. o. T. bte @U lipfc. EI^LIPTICAl,, (Elliptic), (adv. — ly), adj. 1. R/i. T. elltptifc^, nuSnelaffen, auSlaffungSiBetfc ; 2. o. T. illipti]^. ELM, s. bte Ulme, Sliiftcr. ELMY, adj. uliueiiveid), mtt Utmen bewacfcfeii. ELOCUTION, s. 1. bte 9IuSfpvad^e, bcv ajpvtvafl; 2. bieS^jrac^c; 3. 9tcbe= fuiift, 53ei'ebfamfctt. ELOCUTIVE, aiij. krebt, lierebfam. ELOGIST,«i(Z. Eulogist. g:ssri— =™- To ELGIN, V. a. eiitfevneti. To ELONGATE, v. I. a.\. ucrlan0cnt, aitSbe^itctt; 2. wctterfiicfcit, Detfc^te^ belt ; II. 71. fid) eittfet^nett, abftefieit. ELONGATION, s. 1 . bte ??cvlaitgentn(^ ; 2. (Stttferiittiig, 9Un-cife, 2:reiittitttg ;'3. s. T. bte SScvvi-tiEung ; 4. jist. t. Seme. To ELOPE, ?). n. eittlaufeit ; eittflie£)en, ELOPEMENT, s. bte ^iitlaufung, ©,it= wctdjuiig. ELOPS, s. eitte 2lrt 5tfc&, tucltjer son 2Riltoit uittcv bte ©dplaitgett (jere^= tict tuivb. iCLOQUENCE, s. btc ^Befcbfamfeit. ELOQUENT («^. r. 1. cine 9lvt ttei= iiev !Dvucff4)rift, Nonpareiiie ; 2. ein 'uci)t. EMENDABLE, adj. 'jerlieft'cvltc^. EMENDATION, .». bie SSertefferuiig, SluSbefferung ; SBevic^tiauiif]. EMENDATOR, s. ber 5ycvbeffcrcr, 58e= vic^ttiier. EMENDATORY, at!j. ycrbeffernb, I)e= vic^ttf^enb. EMERALD, L s ber Smarajjb; n. adj. II. T. fmaragbfarben. • To EMERGE," v. n. \)nWC- Obcr Cm= ^orfommeii, ftcfe cr^cbeu; nuftau= rfjeit ; t)tiau§rai3cu ; I)eroori}cf)en, entftefjeu (—from, »on, aiiS) ; auf= taiif^eii. 2MERGENCE (Emeroency). s. 1. "Hi^ ^evDorfwnmcii, (Smvorfontmeit ; 5inftaurE)en ; 2. (SreigntJ!, ber ilor^ fall, 3ufall; 3. bie briitgeiibc ^Jotf)' wcubigfeit; case of—, ber bringeube (roic^tige) Salt, 5not^faIl. EMERGENT, arijA. hevwor^ obcr cm= portommeiib; nitftniirfienb, e!itfte= Ijeiib ; 2. pli'^ltd) ; bringeitb, tt.ni1)tts]. EMERiTED, wij. yerbiciit, auSgcbicnt, jut 3?tit)e gefc^t. EMERODS, s. jtl. vid. Hemorrhoids. .EMERSION, s. 1. baS 9!Biebcrl)eryor= foimiieti, .§eryi5rragcit, 5luftaiicf)eu ; 2. jist T. Si^tbarwevbcii (ciiicS (StetiieS). EMERY, s. bee ©c^inergcl (etit 6ifett= erj). EMETIC, I. s. Med. T. ba« Sreftmit= tel-; II. {adv. — cally), adj. eilictifc^, S3rec^en »cntrfad)cnb ; — tartar, or tartar — , ber 33rcc^aH'{ujiciit. EMEW, s. ber Jlafuar. EMTCATION, s. baS jVitnfjeii, a3er;.nif= fen, gunEeumeifeu, SSerfprii^en. EMICTION, s. ber Uviii, ^ant. EMIGRANT, I. s. ber 5lU'5wanbfrer, QluSgewanberte; ir.adj. auSwaubenib. To EMIGRATE, v. n. auSroaiiberu. EMIGRATION, s. bie SluSwaiiberunij. E\uly'|^- ^'"'''^ (Sraueitiianie). ' EMINENCE (Eminency). .s. 1. bie >(5i3be, ber Oipfel ; bie 5ln[)o()c ; 2. .6Df)eit, (Srf)aben{)eit, SBiirbe, ber Q^or^ug, 9lut)m, bie SluS^eic^nmtg ; 3. Smt= neiij (JtarbiiutlltiteD. EMINENT {adv. — ly). adj. 1. '^^6), cr= fiaOeii ; 2. sorjitglic^, ait8ge;(f i(i;uct ; ^ocf)li^; most— , ^oc^jtDiirbigfl. EMIR, s. ber (Smtr. EMISSARY, I. .«. ber (Smiffar, ge^eime 9lgent, 9Ibgefaubte, A'uitbfc^nfter ; ii. adj. au§f)5a$eilb ; — vessels, Slbfotibe: ntngSgefagc. EMISSION, s. 1. bte Sliisfenbitug, ber l'Iu«f(u6; 2. bie 9(u«Iaffmig; 3. ba« SlU'Jgebeit (»oit ^apiergetb). r«EMiT, ■». a. 1. aiiSfc'nben, mt«flr6= men, yerbrciten ; 2. au«Iaffen, tm Itmlauf bringcn ; auSwerfcn ; 3. rb= nen, bcfdjlicpen ; 2. barftcllcn. ENAcrrjrENT. s. baS iBerorbnen, ®c= fefeerlaffen, bic aSerfiignng. ENACTOR, s. 1. bcr a?erpybner, ®cfe^= gebcr; 2. ber barfiellet, fpiclt. ENALLAGE, .«. Gram.. T. btC Scriycd); felnng ber 2;l)eilc cincr 3iebe. To ENAMBUSii, v. a. ciucn .5intcrl)all ftellen, auflaueni. ENAMEL, s. ber Sdimctj, ©mail, ba« !Srf)ineI}gIa8, (5d)nicl5iuerf ; bie ®la» fur. To ENA]MEL,r, a. 1. cntaiHireit, fc^meU ENCO END ENDU jeit, in ©c^meTjwJvf avbeiten ; 2. imt mndjeii, Steven. ENAMELER, s. r>ci ^mailltver, @d)incUav&eiter, Sc^mclsfiinftler. To KNAMOUR, v. a. vcvUcbt macl)eit, feffclit. ENAMORADO, s. bCV SOcvIiettf. EN ARRATION, s. btc (Srsa[)lung, 5Iitl= ctiianberff^uiig (». ii.). ENARTHROSis, ji. T. bte .^noc^cnfiU ENATE, adj. ^tmuS^iWad^ftn. To ENCAGE, v. a. ctnfvevreu (tti ctiten Jlafict) u. f. w.). To ENCAMP, V. a. <5- n. Sagcr fc^lngen ; (agcni, camptreu. ENCAMPMENT, s. 1. ba« Sagcvn; 2. Sagtr. To ta^CANKER, v. a. jcrfi'cffctt, SCVbf Vs bcii. To ENCASE, t!. a, eiufc^ItciJCll. ENCAUSTIC, i.adj. cmaillirt, bte S3rcn*«= malerct betvcjfeub ; li. s. bte 93teim= malevct. To ENCAVE, V. a. sctljergeu (in etne .661)le u. f. n).). £NCEINTE. I. s. Mil. T. bct Untfaug, sBcjii-E, SBe^ifvciS; u. a.), eingvabcu ; 2. mit gc; tviebenev *2h-bett uei'jtcven, ematUtren. ENCHIRIDION, s. + baS .ganbburf). ENCiNDERED, adj. jii 9lf^e uerbrannt. 7'oENCiRCLE, J), a. 1. umvtngcn, uin= gcben; 2. iimfc^ltngcn, umavmcn. e'ncirclet, s. btv fletne Sirfet, Stmi, aiiiig. ENCLITIC, I. s. Oram. T. ciu SSott brt« fciuen 3lccent auf baJ »oi-I)ci-gcl)cnbe 2Sort, obev bie yorI)efgef)enbe ©i^lbe Suriicfnjtrft; il.adj. (atie. — ally), en= flittfit- To encloister, 1). a. in fin jllofler fverveu; einfpevven. To ENCLOSE, v.aA. ctusauneit, einl);i= flcn, umgeben; 2. ctnfcl;ltefjcn, hn- fd[)licmn5 tn [tc^ t)alten, ober faffcn, auSfc^lietJCnb beft^cn; the iletter) en- closed, bev 6infct)lup, S3eifcftlup (ci= uc« 33riefe§). ENCLOSER, s. bcr ctnbagt. EN'CLOSURE,s.l. bie ©iiit)agnng, (?tn= f^iicgung ; 2. (gittlaiie, bcr :i3ctfd)hi§ (ciucs 33iiefe§) ; 3. Umfaug, Se^ttE ; baS eingeu^agte ©vUnbfiiicf ; 4. bcr Biiun- ^ecfensaun, bte ^Unfe, baS ©tacEct. To ENCOACH, v. a. (in ciiicv Jtntfc^e) fc^ren. To ENCOFFiN, v. a. cirtfavgcn. To ENCOMBER, v. a. vid. To Encumber. ENCOMIAST, s. ber Sobrebncr. ENCOMIASTIC (— \l). I. adj. Iobprci= fcab ; II. s. bie Sobrcbe. :JiC0MiUM, s. bie Sobrebc, ?o'6fcl;rift. 3 FjfcoMPASS, V. a. 1. ttmgctcu, um= -•tngen, nmftcUcn, ciufcl)licticn; 2. umfabrcn. ENCOMPASSMFJJT, s. bcv Unifc^wetf. 63 ENCORE, adv. da capo, HOd) ciniuai (cin Suruf.) To ENCORE, V. a. bic Sanger, !2cf)au= fpiclcr n. f. \v., ptr 2i>icbcr()olung eiuc3 ©efangcl, eiucS (B bag i|T« @nbe »om ?iebc; without — , in (fiuigfcit; to run — for — , JV" T. (vom 2:nunjerf) gauf ans bem Jttobcn laitfen ; — and ain) 3llH'cf unb B'cl; shoemaker's — , bcr $cd)bra^t. To END, 7). \. a. 1. cnbigcii, ein (Snbv mad)en ; 2. jerfliircn ; tobtcn ; H. «. ftcrbeu ; aufi^oven ; fict) cuiigcn (— in, with, in, mit). To ENDAMAGE, v. a. f^abcn, bcfd)a= bigen, bcnac^t^etligen, oerlcfecn. ENDAMAGEMENT, s. bct @d)aben, SSerluji, bie ginbufe. To ENDANGER, v. a. gffabrbcn, in ©cfaijr briugcn, bc'cintrad)tigen, blo^fteUen, (etiua« ®cfa()rlid)cS) m- urfad;cii. ENDANGERMFNT, s. btC ®efaf)r. To ENDEAR, v. a. Wtttl), ttjCUCf, licb, (ingencbm macf)cn. ENDEARMENT, .». bcr ®runb jartlis c^er !2iLbe;bie 2lmicl)ntlid)f«tt, iit dkiij; bie Ciebe : 2Bertl)fcf)a§ung ; Siebfofung ; iJcrtljrneruiig. ENDEAVOUR, .«. bag siU-ftrcbcn, bic a3emii{)ung ; to do one's — , ftd; be- ftrcben, trac^ten; with one's best (or utmost) — s, aufg 53efle, (ftc^) auf« (Sifrigfte (bcmithen). To ENDEAVOUR, v. I. n. ftC^ bcftve* ben, fid) bcmiU)cn, trad)tcn; ii. a. ucrfu^cn. ENDEAVOURER, s. bcr ©treber, aJZiife^ anroenber. ENDECAGON, s. O. T. iClS (Silfccf. ENDEMIAL, ) adj. Med. T. CUbemtfd) ENDEMIC, > (in cinent Sanbe) ein= ENDEMICAL, 5 bcimifd): endemial disease, bic ^^aubcsErauEQcit, SSoIte^ frauE^eit. To ENDENIZEN, v. a. baS 93itrgerred)t crtf)cilen, frcimac^en, freigcben, ein- biirgern. To ENDICT, V. Entictment, «. vid. lit- DicT, Indictment. ENDING, s. 1. baS eiibtgen, (Snbc; bcr (5d)Iufi; 2. bte (Snbung ; "ber 9tcimf4)luf. ToENDH'E, vid. To Indite. ENDIVE, s. bic (Snbisic, 2Bcgcwart. ENDLESS (adv. — ly), adj. enbtoS, tm = ntermal)rc:tb, unnuf^ijriid;, uneublid^ etvig ; — screw, T. bie ©divaiibe pf)ne Snbe ; — ness, s. bie Uncnb= li^fcit ; unauf^orlic^e 2)auer. To ENDOCTRINE, v. a. Hntevvid)tc!!, belebrcrt. To ENDORSE, ENDORSEMENT, viU. Indorse, Indorsement. To ENDOSS, V. a. cingrabcn. To ENDOW, V. a. 1. bcgaben ; xui'' flatten; au«ficuern: botiren; 2. fc^miicfcn, jtcvcu ; 3. ftiften; endowed with, begabt, ocrfef)cn, bcreid)rvl mit ENDOWMENT, s. 1. bte Scgabuug ; 2. L. T. iaS gcfiiftcte ©inEoinmeu ; bic Stiftung; 3Iugftcuer; dotation; 3. ®abe, 9Jaturgabc, ba« ^aUv.l (in biefcni Stnne gemofinlid; im v/:<. To ENDUE, V. a. auSviifieu, bcgabtn (with, mit) ; gebtn, »erlei^en ; r/U To Indite. ENDURABLE, adj bulbbflr, CrtVrtglirf), Icibtic^. ENDURANCF., s l.bie'Saucr; 2. ®e ENGA ENGR ENMI Milb, SBt^ari-Iit^fcif, 5Juibaucr, has 2Ju8baiicrn; bte 2)ulbuiig, (Sxinl- buitfj, (Srgebung, baS ?ttbeu. To ENDURATE, v. a. Sfr^avtcn. To ENDURE, v. I. a. au«()alteu, villi; baueru, crbulbcn. cvtrageii, auei"tel)cit ; II. n. baucru, fortfa^vcu jit fciiii. BtJDURER, s 1. fccr ©iilbcr ; bcv, toelc^ei- mtt 53c^anltc^Ectt ttwaS fovt= feftt; 2. btv laug baucvr. ENDWISE, adn. aufrcc^t (jcrabc. ENEMY, s. bet Seinb, ©ciiiicr; ta.t. ber 3:;eufcl. ENERGETIC, ? adj. ENERGETTICAL, (ado. — ly), J' fraft= uoU, iiadjbriicfHd), unvffam, yollfrcif; tig, burc^greifeiib. To ENERGIZE, v. I. a. fvafttf^tll, ail= fporiien ; U. ji. fraftscll wirhii. ENERGY, s. bie ayiiffamfcit, (Sner= gte, ^raft, ilraftfuUe, ber iHadjbruif, ®cifl, bag gcuer. 7b ENERVATE, p. o. flltltcrscu, fci)»a= ^Clt; enervated with, ClltUCl'yt VPtt. ENERVATE, a///. ciUitfryt, gefd)tuactt. ENERVATION,*. bie eutiicryutig, ©iiU fcflftuitg. To K'tEllVE, V. a.vid. TuEnerv'.\te. /bENFAMisH, V. a. ccrljuiigcvn Iaf= feu, au«i)uiigcrii. To ENFEEBLE,!), a. eutEvaftcn, f^nja= ENFEEBLEMENT, s. bic Sutfvaftung. ENFELONED, adj. grimitiig, graufam. To ENFEOFF, v. a. L. T. beleblteil. ENFEOFFMENT, .<;. L. T. 1. bi«5)ele^ = uimg; 2. ber ^cljubrief. To ENFE'l'TER, v. a. fcffclll, cillfeffclll. To ENFEVER, v. a. 'Jicbcr t)cryorbrtu= gen. ENFILADE, s. btc ^tii}c, gerabe ?tnte. lb ENFILADE, ». a. gerabe burcf)gcl)cii; Mii. T. bcv SJaiige iiacf) bcfc^ie^eii. To ENFOLD, V. a. vid. To Infold. To ENFOR(;l', r. a. i. luit Stva^t tiw- fci^arfeii, in 9lnwenbung bvingcii, gcl= tcnb iniid;eii ; 2. jititugcit, treibcii ; bringeu (aiif), erjiningen ; 3. ftar= fen; to — payment, (£d)ulben bei-- treiben ; the law will be strictly en- forced against this crime, baS @cfe^ luirb gegen bicfcs 33crbrcd)en ftrengc Slnroenbung finbcu. ENFORCEABLE, adj. JWingcrtb. ENFORCEDLY, adt: jwang'siweife, nuS Bwang. ^FORCEMENT, s. 1. ber t^wanc^ ; bie (fctarfe, ®emalt; (5)civaltti)dttgfett ; 2)ringlic^feit; 2. (Sinfc^iivfung, gi»r- wenbnng, 33ch-aftignng (cine* @e|c- ^eg); 3. ber SBeweteigr'unb. 2NFORCEK, s. ber (Sr'jnnuger, 2)iirc^= fefeer. To ENFORM, v. a. btlben, formen, gc= jlalten. TV ENFR.\NCiiiSF>, v. a. 1. befreien, loggebcti, entdiffen; fitr frei ertla= rcu; 2. taS 5.Mirgcvrec^t ert^etlen, . naturaltftven, einbuvgern. ENFRANCHISEMENT, 's. 1. bie %ViU mad)ung ; 2. (finlmrgennig. To ENGAGE, v. a. Ji- ii. i. (jU etWaS) 'jerpflid)tcn, bcbiiigcn, bingen ; »er= linben, uereinigen, ycnninjcn, beroe; gen, ueraulaffcn ; 2. iiberreben, be= teben ; 3. beauftrngeu ; 4. ftc^ yev= pfli(^ten, jtc^ yertiinben, »erfprc= (^en ; 5. niiet^en ; 6. veijen, eiuncl)= men, nnjieben, feffe(u, geiieigt ma= djen ; 7. (in etmns) ycraitcfeln, yfr= flcd)(en ; befd)aftigcn ; ftd) einlaffen, anbinbcn ; 8. nnmerben ; 9. umgen, tS aufncbmnt, fcdjten, ftc^ f^lagen ; 10. yerjifanben, Derfcften ; to — one's self to ... , ftc^ jn etnjas yerpfli^ten, oerbtnblirf) mndjen ; to — one's self tn . . . , fid) mit, in cber anf etwas 130 tiiilafTcn, ft(^ hamit aligeten obcr befdjdftigen ; Engaged, »crfngt ; to be engaged in a house, conbitioni= ren bei . . ., in einem ©efdiaft fel)n ; my thoughts are much engaged, tc^ l)abe »iel jn benten; to engage the enemy, bell geinb aitgreifcit, jum ®efed)te bringcn. ENGAGEDLY, adi;. yevpflid;tet, »ev= bunben. ENGAGEMENT, s. 1. He 3>er^f(ic^= tnnq, Serbiublic^teit; 2. 9lnhang= lic^hit; 5ParteiIi4)feit ; 3. 53ef4)df= tigung; 4. berSemeggrunb; 5. baS 4)anb'gemenge, ©efec^t ; (Seetreffen ; 6. bie sBerpfdnbung ; to enter into an — to ... , ftc^ mit ober I'.uf ttxanS einlaffen. ENGAGING (adv. — ly), adj. teijeub, einnei)menb. To ENGARiiAND, v. a. befranjen. To ENGARRISON, v. a. bebecfcU (burc^ eine ©arnifon), befd)iifeen. To ENGENDEa v. I. a. jcngen, erjcn^ gen, bviiten, ^eryovbringen ; u. n. beryprgebrac^t rociben, entfteijen. ENGENDERER, s. bev STjeitger, bie njirfenbe Urfac^e. ENGINE, s. 1. bag SSevFjeug, bic Tlci- fd)int; 2. Senerfvn^c; '3. jifr. ber jlnnftgviff; to play the —, fpri^cn; — men, gencrleute, (Spri^manner ; — turned work, bie uiittelft ciner 9fiabinafcbiiie gcbre^te Slrbcit. ENGINEER, s. 1. bcr ^ingcnicur, JlviegSbaumcifler ; 2. ?Iliafc^incn= baiicr, iUafd)ineita«ffc^cv. ENGINERY, ,<(. 1. bie 9lrtillcrie ; ©(= fd)ii^fnnft, iKricgsfeucrfnnfl ; 2. baS @efd)ii^; bie 3)Jafd;iuevic; 3. ftg. Jtniffe, 3Janfe. To ENGIRD, V. a. umgiirten, umringcn. To ENGLAD, v. a. evfreucn. ENGLAND, s. ^ngtanb. ENGLISH, I. adj. 'ju (f nglaiib gel)i.n-ig, bafelbft einbeimifd), englifd;; il. s. 1. bie englifdje ©i)rad;e ; 2. t.he — , pi. bic (ingldiibcr ; an — man, tin (Sngldnber. To ENGLISH, v. a. in bag ©uglif^e iiberfe^en. To ENGLUT, v. a. »evfcbiingctt. Ta ENGORE, V. a. buvcbbobrcn. To ENGORGE, v. n.. <$• n.' »ei'fd;lingen, Derjebrcn ; praffen. To ENGRAFF, ENGRAFFMENT, vid. To Inqraff. &c. To ENGRAIL, v. a. 11. T. eiufcrbeii, angjacfen. To ENGRAIN, r. a. blinfcl fdvbcn. To ENGRAPPLE, v. n. ()anbgcmcin wcrben, ftc^ balgcn, ftc^ vaiigen. To ENGRASP, v. a. ergrctfcit, \>a3tn. To ENGRAVE, v. a. 1 . "ctngrabcit, gra= siren, fied)cn, in Jtupfcr ftcdjen ; 2. fg-. tiff einbriirfen. ENGRAVER, s. bcr ®ra»ircr, ^u= ;^ferfted)er, Steinfcfjneiber. ENGRAVEMENT. s. bic gvasirtc ^Ir:' bcit; Jtnpferftid)e, Steinabbviicfe. ENGRAVING, s, bcr .f?npfevftid;, >§ol5= fdjnitt, (Steinabbrucf. To ENGRIEVE, v. a. U'cbc tfiun, bctriV ben, dngftigcn, qualen (:v. ii.). To ENGROSS, v. a. 1. nn ftd) sichcn (auefc^lictjlid)); einneijmcn, bcfd)df= tigen ; ftct aiimafien; 2. rein (mit gfofu-n Srind)ftaben) abfdireibcn, inunbiren ; to — a trade, ^Jlllciufjan? bcl tveibcn; ben .^anbel an ftcb rct= fjcn ; auffanfen ; engrossed by..., ben jlopf yoll (jiibcn yon .. . ; einge= nommrn feiin son .... ENGROSSER^ s. 1. bcr 51flcinbi'inbtcr ; 2l«ffdufer, 9?or{dufer ; .ft'ovnaiiffdn; fer. .itorniunc^erer ; 2. Sd)reibfr gvo= • ^n 33ncbilabeit, ber (twaS innnbirt. ENGROSSMENT, s. ber Sluffauf, ffau) auf (Speculation, bag 2luf£aufeu; bij 93emdd) tigung. To ENGUARD, v. a. bctuac^en, ce= fc^ufeen. 7'o ENGULF, V. a. in eiucu 3lb9vunb ftiirjen ; yerf^lingcn. To ENHANCE, v. I. a. 1. evbofjCn, Sfr= gropern ; 2. bie ^Preife bij^er tveiben, fteigern; 3. yevfc^limiuern; ii. n tl)eucr roerben. ENHANCEMENT, s. J. bie @r()i){)nngk SSergriJjerung ; 2. ©teigctuug, iBcr* t[)cuevnng ; 3. 33frfd)lii'nmvning. ENHANCER, s. ber 23ertl)enercr ; Xlu bcrbieter. To ENHARBOR,v. a, bcnjobnen. To ENHARDEN, v. a. crnuit^igcn. ENHARMONIC, adj. Mus. T. en^armo* nifd). ENIGMA, s. bag 9iat^fel. ENIGMATIC, \ adj. ENIGMATICAL {adv. — ly], J tcit^ fflf)aft, bunfel, jrocibeutig. ENIGMATIST, s. bcr 3idt^fel «jad)t, ratbfelt)aft fpri^t. To ENiGMATiSE, v. n. in SSat^^feln fprccben. To ENJOIN, V. a. anbcfeblcn, tinfc^ar* fen, auftragcn, uorfd)reibett. ENJOiNER, s. bcr etivag anbcfie^U, cinfc^drft. ENJOYMENT, s. ber Slnftrag, 93ffe{)!. Ti) ENJOY, V. a. 1. gcnie^cii, fic^ cr= freuen (ciner ©a^e), bcft^cn ; 2. aScrgniigen an ctivag finben, ftdi md- ben an . . . ; to —; one's self, fid) ycifs giiiigen; to — a woman, ciner Sr(m bein.ip(}nen. ENJOYABLE, adj. flcnufbor, geB«§« veicft. ENJOYER, s.ber Oentefer, SBcfi^er. ENJOYMENT, s. 1. bcr ©cnuS; 2 bag SScrgniigen, bie grfveunng, Srcube. To ENKINDLE, v. a. anjiinben ; ent= jiinbeii, erregcn, cntflaininen. To ENLARD, v. a. fett Mtac^Cn, fptrfcit To ENLARGE, v. I. a. 1. erwciterii, ucrgropern, angbefcncn; yerbvcitcn; 2. rocitldnftg erintcrn ; 3. foslaffct;, inBrei^eit fie^en ; frcien ?aiif loffcn ; J\l. £-.«. to — ti)e payment of a bill, cinen 2Bec^feI prolongiren ; enlarged acceptance, bie bcbingtc 51nnabnie : H. 7!. 1. gro§ nievben"; 2. meitldufig fcv)n, ftd) augbrcitcn (upon . . . , iibev cttvag) ; 3. iiberfrciben. ENLARGEDLY, adi, a»f evlueitcrnbc, yevgvijgevnbe, ivcitlduftge SScife. ENLARGEMEN-T. .?; 1. bic ^rmette: rung, 9?ergvoBcr«ng, 9Ingbe[?nung ; 2. 5ffleitlaupgfcit ; 3'.-?oglaffiing ; 4. MIL T. bag Ucbcrfd)reiten beg )Jorge= fd)iiebenen 9ianmeg. ENLARGER, s. bcr (Srn)ct(ercr, Scr= gvofjerer. To ENLIGHT, Iv. a. 1. t)cllc ma= To ENLIGHTEN, ) d)cn, tvleiif^ten ; 2. aufflaren, bclebrcn. ENLIGHTENED, adj. aufgcfldrt; Dm — , s. pi. bie 5hifgefldrtcn. ENLIGHfENER, .?. bcr crlciid;tft, u, f. tt). ; 2. ber 5Iuffldrcr. enlight1':nment. «■. bie ^hifflcirnnj. To ENLINK, V. a. biubcii ; fcffcln, ycr* fctten. 7"o enlist, v. a. ouuicvben, )vcrbcn. To enliven, p o bcleben, crmunterU; erguicfcn, ftdvfcn. ENLiVENEi!, .s. waS bclebt, bag (Su mnntcrunggmittet. To enmar'ble, r. a. ju 2J?armot nia» d)en, yerbdvten. To ENMESH, v. a ycrflriifcrt, fanj^cn. ENMITY, .5. bie Scinbfc^jft, Sembfe? ligfeit, SPogf)cit. ENSH ENTE EN'll ENNEAGON,*s. ba« iJJcUlICcf. KNN KATICAL, adj. \>CX, fcic, iaS 9JeillttC. To KNNOBLE, v. a. l.rtbcllt; 2. «Cl'= . cbcln, cvljcbcii, cv{)6l)cn, bevut)nit mac{)cit. ENMOBLEArENT, ,■!. 1. ba«3lbelu; 2. btc ajevcbcluiu] ; (^vbfbiuig. ENNUI, s. (frau'joftfrf)) bic i!angi»ctle. ENODATION, 6-. bif ^vOfuUi] ctncS ShlO: tens. l:NOR^a■^Y, «, 1. bie ?(biueicf)uitg (you bcr Sinicl), llcLnTinafjtgfcit (\x\ u.) ; 2. 9ll5fci)euliitfeit. Cfrfd^recfticbfett ; 3. bie gvaufamc 2.()at, bfv ©vciuel, greoel. ENORMOUS (adv. — lV;. adj. i. aiwti' (^ciib, unvegelmatiig, rcgfliuibvtg {w. K.) ; 2. iibcv'mdpig ; uugebeiter, f(^rcrf= It^, gvaglid), abfd)eulid), vcvvuc^t; — ness, s. baS lluac^curc,'bie (5d)veLEU, s. hex ©inf(^reiber, iSev= jetdjuer, 3Jegiftrator. ENROLMENT, s. 1. ba8 ©iitfc^rcibctt ; 2. bic diolle, baS iScrjcicfcuip, a3roto= toll. To ENROOT, V. a. eiuKurjctu macljen, tiff f iugvabctt ENS, s. b'aS aBefeii, 5)iug (w. ii.). ENSAMPLE, s. vid. Example. To ENSAMPLE, v. a. + bUV<^ ciu 33ct= fVtcl crlduteru, ali ciu fDiuftcr, jum Sdfpid anfiil)veu. To ENSANGUINE, v. a. btutig ]liad)CU, n;;t sBlut bcfc^micreii. To ENSCHEDULE, v. a. auffd)l-cibCU, auf|icid;ucn. To liNSCONCE, V. a. Mil. T. SCrfdjaU; jeu ; becfeu, fidjcni. To ENSEAL, v. a eiubriiif cu ; baS Sic= gel aufbriicfcn. To ENSEAM, r. a, fiiumcii, ciufdumeu ; einndbeu ; eiufdc u, etubriicf en ; to — ft hawk (a hor>e), Sp. E. CtUCU ^aUcU (ein $fcrb) aiiobuugcrn. foENSEAR. 2). a. + JUbVCllUCU; C!U= brcnitfu, 5«rtrecfucii. ENSEMBiJi, s. eiu ©aiHA'S, 33creiuig= tes. To ENSHiELD, v. a. bcbeifcu, tcfcJjir^ men. 3i> ENSHRINE, n a ;infd;Iievcu, tiers fcfelie^cu (al5 eiu .§ciligt()um) ycr= \M<{[)xtn. ENSIFORM, adj. fc^wertfijmiig. ENSIGN, s. I. bie Sa^uc, Stanbnrte; 2. bag Sigual, ^eki)en; 3. (?[)reu= }ei(^eu; 4. bcr gdijurirf) (bci bcr 3n= fiinterie) ; 5. JV. r. bie ?Jatioualflag= gc ; etisign-bearer, bcr ?^dt)Uvi(fc ; Sabits junfcr; — stafl; bcr (^laggcuftocf. ENSIGNCY, s. bie gdl)urict)sftcltc. Tn ENSLAVE, v. a. jum Sclaucu ma= c^cu. ENSLAVEMENT, s. bic Sclaocrci. ENSLAVER, s. bcr (lubcre ju Sclascn mad)t, Uuterbriitfcr. To ENSNARE, vid. To Insnare. To ENSOBER, v. a. ntic})tcrn madjcn. To ENSUE, V. n. folgcu, crfolgcu. ENSUING, adj. folgciib, md)\t, fom= nicub. To ENSURE, vid. To Insure. To ENSWiiiEF, V. a. * burc^fficgcu. ENTABLATURE, > s. .^rch. T. bdS ENTABLEMENT, S ^auVtgcMIfc. I':ntail, s. /.. r. 1 . btc bcfiimmte @rb= folge m eiueiu @utc, u. f. m. ; 2. bcr Buftiint, waA) juclcbem bie Seft^cr ciueS ©itteS wxi cincin Srbeit jum aubcru, »ou bem (Srbtaifcr bcfliinmt finb; to cut off the — , eiitcrbeu. To ENTAIL, V. n. />. T. 1. bic ©rbfolgc bcfiiitimcn ; uunerdufjcrlic^ mad^ei'i; 2. ert^cilcu (uou Jfraufbeitcn) ; to — on, UCrerbeu nuf; entailed upon, JU 5;^cil getuorbcii, jugcfallcu, augccrbt. To ENTAME, v. a. bcjafjincit, uittcrjo- c^eu. To ENTANGLE, v. a. OCrlDicfcIu, Scr= njirreu; tn 3Scr(egcnbeit fiiirjcu; burd) \)iclfad)e (SoVjucu jerilreucn; bcflitrjt iuad)eu ; »cr'fdngltcf) frngeu. ENTANGLEMENT, s. bie iBcnuicfclung, ^Bcninrruug ; bcr 2Sirncarr, baS ®c= wivrc. FJS'T.VNGLER, s. bcr 2?cntii Jlcr, u.f.w. Ti) E.NTENDER, v. a. crmcid)CU, UlilbC mad)cn. To ENTER, V. a. f,- v.. 1. cingcf)cu, ein= fommeu, cintrctcu, «. f. >«., l)iucin gcbeu, fommeti, fabrcu, u. f.-ro. ; gc= ht'U ciu, fommcu, tictcii ciu, in, u. f. v>. ; auftretcuj 2. cinbriugcii, ciufiif)= rcii, ciulaffeii, ?ulaffen, V.ufnebnieu, eitttt)ei()eu ; 3. ciufd)rcibeu, ciutrageu mne ^oficuin bic.^aublunggbiid)er;, nuffii^rcu, aufuotircn, auf ykd)uuug ficllcu, bdaftcu, bucbcu; rcgiftrircit, iiicbtrfc^reibcu ; 4. nufangeu, ycrucb= mcu; 5. ciubringcu (5. i^. in ben ®cift eincS Scferiftfleflers) ; to — goo(l,s at the custoin-ho«se, ffiaarcu bctni 3olI= ainte aiigcbcn, bcclarireu ; to — the lists, iu btc ®d)raufeu trcfeit, nuf bciu Jtampfvdi^c crfd)ctneu; ftd; ciulaffcn (in cinen (Strcit, u. f. \v.); to — a ininiitc, cine SSlote (^Jlnmerfung) uta> d)cn ; to — hounds, Sp. E. 43uiibe jur Siigb. abri^ten; to — the army, JlnegJbicnt^e nci)meu ; (Soltnt iucr= ben ; to — one's appearance, />. 7'. jTd) 5U ^protofoll uebiucn laffcn; to —an action asainst one, /.. T. CtUCU ^projcj) iDtbcr ScmauD nnfaugcu; to — a scholar, ciucii intiuatvifulircn, ein-- fdjrcibcit; to — one's (own) name, fid) ciufdjreibcu ; to — one in learning, ciucu bic 9(ufang«griiube -einer 3Sif= fcnfdwft Icbrcu; to — into, cintrctcu ; bcitrcteu ; ciubringcu, bcgrcifen ; fid; aitncbmeit, bffnffct'i; to — into a league, cin sBiinbnip fciucu 33erglcid)) bilbcit, 5n Stanbe bringcu; to — intft one's wind, eiitcm in bcu Jtovf foinmcn ; to — into ord^-r.", btC SL^ciijC UCtjlUCU, SDJijUd) IVClbCtt ; .M. E-a. to — into partnership, ill ©cffllfdbttft trctCU, fid) (iffociircn ; to — into one's credit, til ^emaubcs ®ut^a6en bringcn; id -• into bank, in bcr Sflnf juf4)vcibin ; t# — into bond, ftc^ scrfc^rctbcu, citt Sd)u(b»erfd)rcibung auSfleUcu; to — into service, ttl (SoUbitioU trctCll ; she entered into the pleasantry, bcr (Spafi gcfiel ibr; to — upon, bctrcten ; iibcr= iicbmen (cin ©cfdjdft), »ornef)mcn, aufangcu; (— an estate), in SBcfi^ ticbnicu (cin ®Ut) ; entered apprentice. T. bcr Srcimaurcrlc^vling. ENTERING, part, in com.pos. — file. 7'. bic 3>ogcIuingc (eiue '.Jlrt ^albrunbcr, fvifeigcr geilcn) ; — ropes, JV. T. bic SflllrecpS an bcr 2:rcpve. To ENTER LACE ; Enterlard ; Enter LINE ; Enterllde ; Entermeddle ; En TERMINGLE ; EnTERI'LEAD, vid. trt IN- TER . . .. enterocele, s. s. 7". bcr1)orinbruc^, .^obenbrud). enterology, s. .4. T. bie Sef)rc con bcu ©ingeroeibcn. entero.mphalos, s. s. t. bet 9^abcl: bruc^. enterparlance, s.bic Untcrrebung. Unterf)anblung( bag Sn'f'gffP'^'it^- enterprise, s. bag Unternef)meu, ai?agftit(f; M. E-s. bic {,§anbels=) llutcvncbmiing, Speculation, ©nter= prife; — for joint .account, Dag ^aX- ticipationg=®efc^dft. To enterprise, v. a. uuteme^mcn, cerfuc^cu. enterpriser, s. bcr Uutcrucf)mct. enterprising, adj. itntcrnft)ntcnb. To entertain, r. a. 1. uutcrl^altcn ; 2. beroirtbcu; 3. bcgcu; 4. aut'neb= men; aunebincn; 5. ergbfecn. entertainer, s. bcr Uuterbaltcr, ■*5err, i8rpbl)crr; ®aftgebfr, SBivtb; iiewirt^cr. entertaining (ndv. — ly), adj. Ult= tcrbaltenb, augcuct)in. FxNTEIlTAIXMKNT, *. 1. bic Uufcrbal- tnng, bag ®efprdd); 2. bie a3canr= ti)ung, 9litfual)inc; berUntermt; 3. bie ®aficrci, bag ®aftma^l ; 4. ^xeu fdjenfpici, (£d)aufpiel. entertissued, arfj. uutcrwirft, burc^« wtrft, ciugcrecbt. To ENTHRALL, v. a. rid. To Intiiral. To ENTHRILL, v. a. burd)bringcK, burd)bobrcn. 7'o ENTHRONE, v a. ailf bCtt Ibxon feljcn ; mit ber ■Jti.Miiggwiirbc bcElei- bcn. To liNTHUNDER, v. n. * bonncrd{)nli= rl)cg ®etbfe mac^cn. ENTHUSIASM, s. bcr @nt[)uftagmu8 .goct)j1un, bie .^i&c, !i3cgci)lerung ; 'I'll. T. (Sc&rodrnicrci. ENTHUSIAST, s. bcr (f iit^uftafl, 93c= gei^erte ; TA. T. Sc^aHirincr. ENTHUSIASTIC, ? adj ENTHUSIASTlCAL (adr. — ly), S «"= tt)ufiaflifc{), bodifiuuig, bcgciflert; T/i. T. fct)ivdrmcrifd). ENTHYMEN, s. Lo^. 7'.'baS eut^i)mc^ ma, bcr !8rud)fct)Iui!. To ENTICE, V. a. ocrfitbtcn, rcijcn, jum ^^ofcn scrlcitcit, in bic (2d;ltngcjic= beu; anfijbcru; to — away, ablocfei:. abfpcnftig mad)cn. ENTICEMENT, s. bie Socfung, bcr Slcij (jium i^ijfeu). ^ ^ ^.„ ENTICER, 6-. ber 5lulocfor, aSevfufirer. ENTICING (ado. — lv), adj. rcijCUb, lo» rfcnb, «crfiii)rcrifd;. ENTIRE, adi i. gall?, u:tgctf)cilt, yoU= ftdiibig, yi^lljidblig, complct; 2. cc^t; aufrici)tig, vcblid), treu- 3. unae* fcl)aidd)t'; -»-iy. adr. gdujli(|, uolfio. rtctrcit, n. f. w. ; »-nes3, s. 1. bieSSou* ^'t;ill^illt■ctr, Unncrfebrtbeit, SiiUe; ? 5lufnct)!iafcir, 3icblid)feit. )3' ENUM EPIC EPIT n^riEETY, s. baS ©aitje, tie ©anj- beit, Unflcf&eilt{)ett. ENTITATIVE, ado. recfctltUc^, fut jtc^ bitxae= rcc^tii^cn ; entitled, bercd^ttot. E.VTiTV, .S-. r. tr.s (ScDit, aSf fen, bte '2?cfciil;cit. Tn ENTOIL, V. a. uin^anten, jimflri= cfeii, smricfclii, umjingclit. Tn ENTOMB, V. a. uii ©vab Icgcit, It' gvabcn, beevbigen. HNTOMBMENT, s. bilS 33Mrabtp, &xab. ICNTOMOLOGIST, s. ber (Sittomotogifi. ENTOMOLOGY, s. bte Jl'ci-btt)tei1uube, Ocjieferlf^re, ^iitomologte. I'.NTORTILATION. »•. tic jtvEelfovmtge Jtviimntung. ENTRAILS, s. pi. bic ©itigewcibe ; fig. ba« 3itUfve. To ENTRAMMEL, v. a. setTOidfeltt, (auf=) fangeit ; entrammeled, gefviiuff it, »cr= nitcfelt. ENTRANCE, .«, 1. bfV (Sititvitt; 2. (5in= gang; 3. 3«s5iin3. Sutritt ; 4. 9luf= tritt, Slntritt, ?liifang; 5. JV. T. bev S^cil niu 33iig, ber tie a*//, fiolifc^, bfu fiolifd;en EOLIC, i 5)ia(cct bctreffcnb ; coiian harp, bic SBinb^arfc, 9(eol§^arfe. EOLIPILE, \ $. T. bie Sleolipila, EOLOPILE, S 2)amt)ffugel. EPAcrr, s. Ast. T. bie epactcn. EPAULETS, \ s. pi. Mi/. T. bic 9Ic^= EPAULETTES,) fclbiinbcr, 3l($fcU quaflcn. EPAULMENT, .". Fort. T. bie (£(^ulter= tuebr, aSorlagc. EPENTHESIS. .■(. Or.vnj. T. bic ©tnfcf)ie= bung einc3 Sudjftabcn i\\ ber ajJitte eincS aSorteS. EPHEMERA, .s. 1. .Med. r,ba« ciutagige Sicbcr; 2. bic (Spficmeribe, @pl)e'me= ri§, gp()cmcra, baS .^aft (cintvigige Snfcct). EPHEMERAL fEpnEMEUic), adj. finta= Jig, epbemertfit. ilEMERlS, .-,-. (Ephemerides, pL), 1. bns 2;agcbiid) (bcf. 511? ©ec); bie ©pbemcitbcn ; 2. Ast. t. baS 1Bcr= jcid)iiiil ber taglidben 33ewegnngen ber 5planctcn. EPHEMERiST, s. 1. ber Scrfaffcr eiueS Sagebndja ; 2. ber ©tcnibenter. EPHEMERON, or —worm, vid. Ephe- mera. EPHiALTES, .t. ber % [p, bas yirpbritcf cn. EPHon, ,?. ber \JcibvDcf brr jiibifd)en «13ricfler. EPIC. ndj. epifd), jum ^clbcngebid)tc gcborig ; — poem, ba§ .feelbcn.acbic^t. EPICEDE, ? s. bng ?eic|cngebt*t, bie EPICEDIUM, S ®rabrebe, ber ®rab= gefang. EPICEDIAN, axij. flagenb, traurtg; — song, ber ®rr.5*ifang. EPICENE, ndj. Gram. T. e<)iconifc&, iti^ berlei @e' fl'M. Urai fc^Ied)t8 EPICURE, s. ber (Spituraft. Stnncii. nienfc^, SBoUiiflling. EPICUREAN, I. adj. cpifurifc^, grob-- ftnnlid), woUiifitg; 11. s. ber ©vifu- raer. EPICUREANISM, s. bit 2ln1}angltc^feil an bie J!cf)re be? ©pifurus. EPICURISM, s. ber eptfnriSmuS, u§anj] jur SinnltcbEcit obcr 2Bollnfl. TbEPicuRiZE, v.n. 1. aU ^ptturaet ober tuoHiiflig lebeii, gcnu§fiid;t>,^ fc«n; 2. ber «bre bcS ^pifuruS cr« gcben. EPICYCLE, s. A.St. T. bcr Sflebcnfreig *JJcben5trfcl. EPICYCLOID, s. o. T. bie 6'pic\)ttotoe (gciuifff fnimme ?inie). EPIDEMICAL (— ic), adj. Med. T. cpibe= mifc^, anftccfcnb, auSgebreitet, ^err- fd;enb ; Med. T-s. — bronchitic fever, epibemifc^e 33roncbiti§; — cholera, bie 6bolcra, epibemif^e 39rec^rul)r. ■■ EPIDERMIS, s. A. T. ba§ Dbertjaut^jcn fceS JtorpcrS. EPIGASTRIC ad.j. A. T. bCrt Ober= fd^merbaud) bctreffcnb. EPIGEE, EpitJEUM, s. vid. Apooee, &c. EPIGLOTTIS, s. A. T. Hx JtC^IbCCfcl, baS 3'i1^fi^"t. EPIGRAM, s. ba§ 6'pigramm, @inngc= bid)t. EPIGRAMMATICAL (ic). adj. epigrai»= ittvitifc^, bcm furjcn (Sd;arffinne ei= neS (SpigrammS d()nltd), bcitJeub. EPIGRAMMATIST, s. ber Epigram--- incnbid)tcr. EPIGRAPH, s. bie llcbcrfdirift ; bae motto. EPILEPSY, s. Med. T. bic @pi[CpftC, fallcnbe <2ud)t. EPILEPTIC, adj. Med. T. Cpilcptifd), fallfiic^tig. EPILOGUE, s. bie @d)ht^rebe. Tu EPILOGIZE, V. 1. n. ctncn (Sptlog fprcfben; II. a. Ijinjufiigcn (am uifrfKn(iaub= lung, bcr Sroifcbengefang, baS 3t«i= fc^enfpiel, bie 3"-^tff^Ein^DvPcf[nng. EPISODICAL (— ic), adj. cpifobifc^, etn^ gewebt, eingePod)tcn, nebenber. EPISPASTIC,s..Ved. T. iaS SBlafctt lit' t)cnbe ^mittel. EPISTLE, s. bic ©pijlcl ; baS Senbi fd)reiben, ©djreiben, bcr ffiricf. EPISTOLARY, adj. cpiflofarifc^, brief- lic^, in Sricfform ; — correspond ence, bcr Sricfivcdjfet ; — style, ber §8riefPi)I. To EPrsTOLizE, v.n. 53rtcfc fc^reibftt. EPISTYLE, s. vid. Architrave. EPITAPH, s. bie ®rabfd)rift. EQUI VPITU A.I AMIUJI, I s. b(V« ^oi)itit^e= SPILHALAMY, J btdjt, bet ^OO)' jcitjjcfauj), has 58rautlicb. Epit'hem, s. Med. T. bcr tiaife llm= fc|laii, bie g3dt)nng. EPITHET, s. Rh. T. ba§ Seittjovt, ber S3ctnaine; impr. fiir S^trel, 3Iii§bru(f. 7'o EPITHET, ». a. bctitetii, bcfc^retbeti. EPrroME, Ei'iTOMY, s. bcr fuvje 3lu«= jug, 3nbcflnff. ro EPITOMIZE, c. a. ttt CtllCU 9llt§JU(] bnngeit ; abfiirjru. EPITOMIST, I s. bcr 5?crfaffcr ciiicS EPITOMIZER, i ^.JluSjugS, (5ompcu= btcnfc^reibcr. EPOCH, s. btc (Specie, 3"tfc^ctbe, ber (mcrfroiirbige) 3fif(. EPOPEE, s. bie @^)ovoc, 3?cbe tin ^' ^crti (fetmtc, ba«§clbcni^cbici)t. EPOS, s. ba« .gelbciirtcbicii't. EPSOM SALTS, s. p/. bag ©tffcrfdtj. EPULARY, arf/. ju etiiciit Sd;niaufc (5«f»8rt3. EPULATiou, s. bcr (Sd^iuau«, bas Oafima^l, EPULOTFC, s. pi. Med. T. ?llavUn iit- ^eube gJitttel. Eau ABILITY, «. bic ©Ictc^formt.jfcit, bcr ©Icic^inutf), EQUABLE (adn. — bly), ailj. fllct^^ formtg. EQUAL (adB. — ly), adi. 1. glct(^ ; 2. (^tetc^forinsg, uer^dltiitpmapig ; 3. angemcffeit, gcmdij; 4. fci^ig, tm ©tanbe ; 5. impartctifc^ ; 6. g[et^= fliiltig; 7. btUtg; are you— to it f litft bu bet cr, bie ?i«te. EQUATORIAL, adj.. 1st. T. JUlll ?lcqUrt= (or geborig. EQUERRY, s. 1. bet 20JatflaIl; 2, bcr (StaKrattjiet. EQUEOTRiA>f, adj. 1. teitetib, JU q3fcr= be ; 2. rttterlid) ; — exercises, 9Jcit= tibungen; —performer, bcr ^unftrct= tcr ; -statue, eine 3i{ttcr=Statuc. EQUIANGULAR, adj. gleicfemtufelig. EQUIBALANCE, s. bag ©Icicbgem'ic^t. To EQUIBALANCE, v. a. tng ®{eic^gc= vj!t(^t (ntit etn>a§) bringcn. muiCRUKAL, adj. o. T. glcic[)fcl:)cn= Mig. EQUIDISTANCE, « bte glcic^e (gatfcr= nun^. EQUIDISTANT, adj. glctrf) ivcit iXiU feriit ; — i,Y, odK. in g(etd)er ©iitfer^ iiung. EQUiFORMn'V, «. bie ®{ftc^fBrmi5=: fett. BQUII,ATERAI^ adj. o. T. glfid)fcttig. To EQUILIBRATE, 7.. a. tn« ®lcid)gc= wicfet fe^cit, tm @{etc^ge«3i. ausjlaffttcn, flcibcn; 2. ansriiftcn, bemannen, (ein Jlricgsfd)iff ) nu§rit= pen, equtpiren; ciu J?auffa|vteifrf)iff augrfjebcn. EQUIPAGE, s. 1. bie Equipage; 9lu«= riiftung (einc« S^iffes, eincr e^lotle, u. f. w.) ; btc 93emanitung, fdmmtli: che Sc^iffgmannfc^aft; bte SR^cberci ((Squipirung) cinc3 J?auffa^rer« ; bai %tx=, Selb= Pbct Jtrirgggevdtb, bic 9lrmatur, baS Sleifegcrdtl), 9ieifcgc= ))dcf (unb baju gcbiivige 33cbienten, Jlutfd^e unb 5Pr>ibe) ; baS ©taat«= fu()rn)erf ; f^ubrnjcrf (unb alteg ^um j?ra(tttrau«port nLUf)ige ©cfd^irt) ; 2. baS ®efo(ge; 3. ber Slufjug, bic .^leibung; 5prad)t, ic= gcit. EQUIPONDEROUS fEqinpoNDiors), adj. gleid) f(^roer, tm ®Icicbge»ic^t. EQUITABLE (ado — ly), adj. 1. bitlig ; 2. unparteilicb, gcrcd)t, gcrc(btigfeif«= licbenb; — ness, s. 1. bieSBiU'igfcit; 2. Unvartcilicbfeit. EQUITATION, s. ba« SRcitcu, bic gfJcit^ funfl. EQUITY. .5. 1. bic Silligfeit ; 2. ®e= vcc^tigfcit, UnVnrteilid)!eit; court of—, bag ®crid)t bcs ^oibfantlerg. EQUIVALENCE, s. bcr gleid)e 2Bert6, bie gieicbc 5!UJad)t. EQUIVALENT (ad,>. — i.y), L adj. nqni= salcnt, son glcic^cm 2Bcrt^e, gleid)cr 9J?ad)t, gtcic^cm ®ciuicf)tc, glcidjcr 3JJcinung ; to be — to ... , glcid) gcl= ten (fc«n) mit ,.., aufmtegcn; II. .?. baS Slcquivalent, bcr ®cgcnnjcrt§, bic 93cvgiitung, ber (5rf«i(;-. EQUIVOCAL, adj jtccibeutig, boVVeI= ftitiiig ; jweifelbaft ; —ness, .^. bic 3»eibeuttgfeif, ber ©oi^pelftnn. To EQUIVOCATE,)., n jmcibcutig fci)n, bovvclfinnig fprc^cn obcr f)anbcln. EQurvocATiON, . bei tcincm .6errn yerflageu ; — boy, bcr i^aufbiirfc^c ; — goer,'&er -Sote. ERRANT, . t. ber SSerftc^ tm flcrt(^tlid^fn aScvf«^rcn ; court of—, bag 9U'pcHation«i]cvi4)t, ber 21}?pcl= InttonSllof; — of the dead reckoning, JV*. T. bie aJJt^gtfftng ; errors except- ed, M. E. 3rrtbum i'or6et)alten. ERSE, s bie erftfc^e aJfiinbart ; 2)j!!nb= «rt ber aUen celtifd^en ^pxa^c. ERST, a,iB.+& * crft jucr^; ciufi ; bigger. ERUBESCENCE, 5. bie ©c^amrct^f, bo« (Svrot^en. ERUBESCENT, arf/. rotl)Iic^ ; erro= t^enb. To ERUCT, Eructate, v. a. aufflogett, riilvfen (». ii.). ERUCTATION, s. baS 9Iiifflo6cn, vu^. ber Sul^jg ; 9lu«bruc^, SluSfip^, ?(u«= tcurf. ERUDITE, adj. flelel)rt. ERUDITION, s.'bie ©elebrramfett. ERUGINOUS, adj. flritnrpftii^, fitvferii]. ERUPTION, s. i.'ber 9lii«bruff), 9Ius= fiiU ; 2. Med. T. ber -Jlu^ffblflg. ERUPTIVE, adj. niist)rcd)cnb. ERYNGO, s. bie 'KaniiStveii, 9?ofeii= Dber SBracfebifiel [Eryngium— /J. ERYSIPELAS, s. Med. T. bcr 9iot^Iauf, bie Dlofe. KSAIAS, s. KfataS (3}?ann§niime). BSCALADE, s. Mil. T. bie (Srfteiguiig ntit ©turmleitent. To ESCALADE, v. a. iitit (Sturmlettent crjleigen. KSCALOP,^. 1. bic Jlnntmmiircfjel; 2. ber flejcit^nte 9f?aiib. ESCAPADE, s. Sp. E. ber falfd;e « vnntg eitieS ^ferbeS. To ESCAPE, V. a. & n. eiitrimtcii, eiit= wifc^en, enttaufeii, bayoti (aitfcn, ei!t= fleljen, cntfommen, fiitfd^liipfeit, fti^ flucfjtig niad)en, augfreteii ; cermet- ben ; wmrtel)eti ; to — notice, iil)cr= fet)en roerbcn. ESCAPE, s. 1. bie ©ntmift^un^, "Oiluc^t ; 2. ber 2)urci)I)ritc^ ; 3. btc '5tig ; 2. r. gerciiiigt ; — salt.*, Oi. T. bie in .. ba« SBcfcn; SScfcntlicbc 2Bid)tigfte; — s, p/.^auptfad>en, ft'efcutlictje ltm= fiiinbe. ESSENTIALITY. .crben ; li. w. iaS SBcfcn (einer Sa. etc) au§mad)en. ESSOIN, .9. 1. /,. T. bie (5ntrd)iilbigitni (tvegcn 9tid)terfd)cinenS ypr ®ei ricbt); 2 jcbe (^ntfcf)ul&igu'.ig, ?luS- ESSOINER, s. X. T. bcr wcgcn 9lid)ti crfd)eincn yov @erid)t fii"b gcuiigeuS entfc^ulbigt. To ESSOIN, V. a. L. T. griiublid) ent^ f^uibigen (tvegen bcs' Sflic^jtcrfc^ei- nciiS spr ®erid)t). To ESTABLISH, v. a. i. feft fcfeen, griinbcn, fiiftcn, crric^tcn, eitife^eii; '2. befepigen, beftnttgcn ; »erorbnc« : 3 aniegcn, nnficbein: to — one's self, fid) ii'Pbnbnft iiicberlaffen, ftd> fcfecn, ctablireu; fid) cinvicbten; the esiab- lisiied churcii, bic anglicatiifc^c Miu cbc; a house of established credit, M. E eill gntcS, fptibeS .§n^s. ESTABLISHER. s. bcr Stiftcr, @r!in= ber, 3Serpvbner. ESTABLISHMENT, .1. 1. bie (^cfifefeung, ®riinbung, ©tiftung, (?tnfc^ung, (Sz^ ri^tuiig, 9liilage, S'licberlaffuiig, 2ln= ftcbclung; bn§ (5tabiiffement; 2. bi« 9Inftalt;bfiS3nilitiit; 3. bic iBffia= tigitiig, ®ciicbm5)altitng, iWotifico^ tipn ;' 4. bcr .g)au§f)alt ; 5. ba« ^m= fommcn. E.STAFET, s. bie (Stlafcttc, Staffctre. ber rcitenbe 93ptc. ESTATE, s. 1. bcr Snfinnb: 2. vi,t. Statk ; 3. bvis iScrmijgcsi ; 4. ®nitib=> ftiid, ®iit, SoKb, ber ?anbfi^ ; 5. (Stanb, Sflaug; man's — , bag maiHi= licbe9IIter; — nohie, baS9Jittcrgut; — of a bankrupt, btC 3iRrtffe eiiiel pS§en, arbtcn, t)pc^fcbafeeii ; 2. SBertb nuf ctivas k^ gen ; 3. meiuen, bafiirbdten, bfnhn. ESTEEM, s. bie 9l£^tung, .^od7f4)iJ= ^nng. ESTEEMABLE, ad/, fcfea^bnr. ESTEEMER, s. ber ©C^aftCif, .0O^» fd)a|eiibe. ESTERLING, .?. <$■ adj. vid. Stekuns Sl Stareino. ESTIiNIABLE, I. adj. fd>l§^itr ; H. —3, s. pi. fc^i%brtrc SingCv ESTIMABLINES-Si s. bie Sd^i§barfcit To ESTIMATE, v. a. fcfeafeCK, WiirbtJ gen, bciirt[)eifcu, tartren, bcrcrf)neit anfd)lagcn, iibcrf4)lagen, scrciafflla^j gen (— at, anf). ESTIMATE,.?. 1. bie (Sd)afeun_g, SSiir^ bigving; ber Ucbcrfrblag, bie itnge^ fabvc (pbcr ^lpftcn=) ^crcc|uuiif5, 5Bcranfd)higung, ber {,f?pflen= Pbet Mmf'-) 9Infd;fag; 2. SBertb. ESTIMATION, .s. 1. bie ©c&a^iinf?., 2Biirbignug; 2. SScrec^niing; k. Slc^tnng. ESTIMATIVE, acij. fc^Sfecn^ WUVbii gcnb (UK it.) ESTIMATOR, s. bcr @d)a^er, Soriver. 5prcigbcf}imraet ; 33crc(^iiev. ESTIVAL. adj. jum Spiiimer gcburti} fpmmerli6. To ESTIVATE, v. a. iibcrfpmraerH. ESTIVATION,.?, bielteberfprniiicrnng ; ber 9IufeiitbiiU im Spmmer. To ESTOP, V. a. t)iiibcrn. ESTOPPEL, s. />. T. bie ©invnei'bnniv ESTOVERS, s.pl.L.T. bcr gcfc^ltfbc Unterbalt, bie 9l'eung. ESTRADE, s. bcr cbcn'c ^Infe. To E.STRANGE, v. a. 1. cnffrembf«, cntiinjiern, cntirenben; 2. abu'enbifi.. obgencigt modjen ; 3. entfernen ; 4 yprentbiiltcn, 5nriicfb'Ht«« '— froi5% I'pii). ESTilANGV:Ht:NT s. t. bic (Sn.tfKJ» EUCH EVAN EVEN juitc (Sntau^evung, ©ntocitbuitg; 2. (Siitteniuug, Buriicf^aUuiig. ESTRAPADK, s. Sp. E. btc (SfiiM^jabe (ba3 ^Bauincii uiib 3lii§fci;tagen etiieg ^^JfcvbeS jUjlcic^). To ESTRAY, vid. To Stray. ESTREAT, s. L. T. btc xva\)xt Slbf^rtft, 6ovte, bcr SluSjUiV ESTREPEMEN'T, s. L. T'.bic 23crfcf)lim= meruiij, aSenuufiunii (cine^ ®ninb= flii(f«). ESTRICH, s. vid. Ostrich. ESTUARY, s. 1. bte 9)iunbimg, See= bitcfit; 2. ba§ Sampfbitb. To ESTUATE, v. n. ftcbeit, walleit, hxaw f«it. ESTLTATION', s. baS Stcben, 2BaUeit, ilkaufcn. ESURIENT, a Itfc^, i)titCX. ETHIC, I adj. lllOraltfc^, ETHICAL (ado. — ly), S flttlic^ ; ethic^s, s. pi. bie iKoiral, ©ittcntebrc. ETHIOP. s. bee 9lef biovter, 2JJpf)r. ETHIOPIA, s. 3letl)iopifii, 3'lof)vcii= lanb. ETHNIC, 1 1, adj. I)f ibllifd^ ; II. eth- ETHNICAL, i riic, s. bev i^cifcc. ETHNiciSM. s. bag ^fibentbum. ETIIOLOGICAL, atlj. iiioralifct), fttttic^. ETHOLOGIST, s. bcr ©ittcitUbvcr. ETHOLOGY, s. Rh. T. bic SitlCllicbvC (alg •Jlbtiiitblung). El'lOLOGY, s. T. bie !i;e&re w\i bcii Urfad^eii ciiieS 5)iiige3; J\ied. r. l!el)re «oit ben Uifadjeii bei: Stmit^ i)citctt. ETiauETTE, .«. bie etiquette, .goffit^ te, UmgangSfitte. ETJi, ETWEE, «.ba5 55cfic(f, 2;afd)eu= IiefleJ, ^utteral. ETYMOLOGICAL (ikZo. — ly), adj. et9= mologifd). ETYMOLOGIST, .5. bff 3!iBprffovfd)er. r> ETYMOLOGIZE. .-. n. ct»molpgiH= reii, ei:i ifflort uon feiitem Urfvi'UiiGC herleitcit, ablciteu. ETYMOLOGY, .-t. bit (^tpmologic, 511); lettuug, 2Bortforfof)iiiig. ETYMON, .s. ba8 ©trtiiimmDi't. EUCHARIST, s. 1. ba§ f)ftlige 5l6cub= nml)I ; 2. bie S)anffagitii(]. EUOHARISTICAL (— ic), adj. 1, jltm beiltgeit 9Uieubinnt)!egebi.'cig; 2. eine Sanffagititg eiitf)alteub. EUCHOix)GV, «. bic J?inf;Ciii7jciibf. EUCRASY, s. Med. T. bie gcfuiibe 2ei; be«befdbatfeitbeit. EUDIOMETER, s. T. i>er Siiftgfite= (?uftceiul)cit«=) Oncffcr. EUGH, s. vU.Yy^sv. EULOGIC, ) EULOGiCAL, > adi. lobpreifciib. EULOGISTIC, S EULOGIST, s. bc: (iibertvcibenbe) 2ob= rebtier. EULOGIUM, I s. bag ?ob, bcr ^xdi, EULOGY, S bie Sobrebe, ber i!ob= fVriic^. To EULOGIZE, v. a. mod. lobcil, Vrcifcn, crbebeii. EUNUCH, s. ber 33crfc^iiittcitc, Safirat, ^dmliiig, (Sntinaunte. To EU'NUCHATE, v. a. ciitmaiincii, ca= flrireit. EUPATHY, s. bie ®ebulb tin ?eiben. EUPATORY, s. ber SBaffevbofi. EUPEPSY, s. bic gate ober leic^te S3er= bauung. EUPEPTIC, ai'rtcrcit 2uDrtcS luit eiiieni beffcrcn, eblcreu, geliiibercii, niilberen. EUPHONICAL, adj. woI)(lautenb. EUPHONY, *. ber 2Bol;llaut, 33oT)l = flang. EUPiiORBiUM, s. 1. bie SBolfSmilc^ ; 2. citi ©^teimbarj (au8 Slfrifa), bas (Su>>bDrbieiigummi. EUPHRASY, s. ber 5liigeutrojl (ciiie ^flanse). EUPHUISM, s. bic Jit t?Iifabctb'§ ^d- ten l)errfcfecnbe ©Cjicrttieit in 2pract)e unb Stpl. EUROPE, s. (Sitropa. EUROPEAN, I. a]J?eer. EVACUANT, I. adj. au«(eereiib, abfiib:= renb ; ll. — s, s. pi. abfiii)renbe )SliU ttl. To EVACUATE, v.n.i. aitSlccreu, au§i rditmen, ivegfctaffen; rdumen; fcrt= siebcn; aiifbcbcn; 2. ycrlaffcn;3. s. T. jur 5lbcr laffen, ^lut laffen; 4. Med. T. abfitbven. EVACUATION, s. bic 2lii«Iecriiitg, 916= fiibvung ; 9Jditimuig ; Slufbebiing. EVACUATiVE, adj. jiial. T. blutreini= getib, abfiif;renb. Vo EVADE, V. a. iC- v. 1. Clltivifc^eil, cutfommeii, cutgci)en; Jiftii^ iuiige= l)fn, auSn)eid)fu ; 2. liophifiereicn aniueiiben ; to — the cu.itoms, bie Bblle iimfabren obcr umgcbcn. EVAGATION, «. ba§ .gcruinfc^meifcn, 2luSWmcifen. EVANESCENCE, s. baS Sd)»inben, 35al)inffb»)iitbeu, 33erfd)iBiuben. EVANESCENT, adj. fc^wiiibcnb ; un= mcitltd). EVANGELIC, ) arf/.Cl'an= EVANGELICAL (oiIk — ly), S gclifd). EVANGELISM, s. bie Scvtiiiibigiiug bcS K'unugeliumg. EVANGELIST, .o. bcr g-yangelift, 9lvo= fiel, .§cibeubefel)rer. To EVANGELIZE, v. a.Hi e»artgeliitm lcl)reii. EVANID, adj. matt. foU SQcgebenfiettcu, rcic^ aw 0lii(f8ycranbcrungen, eteig-- niptjoU, abcntcnerlic^. To EVENTUATE, v. a. auSfttwiligm 133 EVIL EXAL EXCE (Tdjten; fg. untcrfiK^cit, ev5vtern, urflfeit. CVENTILATION, s. bie SluSfc^WilU guitg ; fig. (Srovtcning. EVENTUAL, I. adj. fluf 'ffw inogltc&cn Sail etngcrt'c^tet, mi.^{jltcf), etwatq, tU waittg, mutl)ning(ic|'; ii.— ly, orto.auf ten ^M ; mit bet 3f 't «in ^"be ; bcm nac^ ; »ovftci)t§metfe. i;VER, adv. 1. je, jcmal«, trgciib; ctnfi; 'I. tmmcr, ewtg, ftet8 ; 3. ito^ fo ; urn fo ; Wte niir ; let him be — so rich, CV mag iioc^ fo rcic^ fciin ; is he — the better for it? tfi tX bfp^atb Ullt CtWaS jJC&effcrt? as soon as — lean, fobrtlb t(^ CS nitr tf)Un f aim ; — and anon, tmmer«ja£)iTub; jutt»ei(ett, son ^t\t iu 3«itJ for — , settlebcnS; iinaiif= prltc^/tmmevfort, tinincr uubcnjtg ; scarcely (hardly) — , faft llie; — since, — after, fcit bcv ^nt, youberSett an ; ft. for — ! (eine ®efunbf)eit) R. foil • lebeu, 35toat! — blooming, ewig blu= l)enb; — burning, llliauglbfc|)ltc^ ; — green, tmmev gvuit; ba« 3mmev= gviin ; — green oak, bie Stciiicicije, bcr (S(^avlacljbccrbauin ; — honoured, ftct§ gecl)l"t ; an — honoured name, fill uiifievbltr^er Stame; — memornbie, mioergcBlid; ; — ready, imntcr fcrtig ; — watchful, ftetS roacfefam. F,VERARD,s. (Sbcvljavb (SQtitnnsname). ICVERLASTING, I. {adn. — i.v), m/j. tm= mcrm^rciib, c»tg; ir.s. l.bie@ang= fcit; bev (Sroigc; 2. bie Sflubr))flatt= jc ; — ness, s. btc Swigfcit, lliienblic^= feit (W. ii.). EVERLIVING, adj. unfierb(icl). EVERMORE, flrfu. alkjett, tminci'foi-t, ftets. BVMiSION, s. bie VImfiiirjuitg, 3crtii.i; rung, 5!3eniid)tiing. KVERYj^wOTi. adi jcbcr, jcbf, jcbca (BOH 3lUcn), aUe, alleS (im ©injeln acnom= men) ; — day, afle Sage ; alltaglicfc, gen)ijt;nlirf), ge mein ; — one, — body, ;.'?cber, Sebermaun ; — other day, cin -tag urn ben anb'cvn ; — where, uber= an,aUcntl)albeu ; —hand is employed, i!me« was 4?anbe f;at rcgt fid). to ;EVicr, V. a. h. T. au8 bent ^Scfifee fcien, megne^men, abnebineu, abge= '.cinnen. KVICTION, s. /,. T. bif 5luSftoi5utig rtiiS bew ©eft^c EVIDENCE, ,«. 1. bie 5{iigenf4)cin!ic^= fcit, Dffcnfunbigfeit ; 2. /,. 7'. baS 3eugni^, bie becibigte *.JIn«fai]e bet Beugcu sor®evirt)t, bcr 5Den)ci«burc^ Beugen; 3eii9e» ®ema[)r«mann ; 3. bie S8e»ci«iirfuube; to bear — ,3ciifl= nig ablcgcn. To EVIDENCE, w. a. l>c«3f ifcn, t>ctbrin= gen. EVIDENT Mn. — ly), adj. angcnfc^ein= lic^, '\v. bie 9lngenfaIIcnb (fpvingcnb), ftd)tbar, offenbar, ftar, fonue'nflov, iiuflveitig. EVIDENTIAL, adj. bcwcifcnb, iibersen= gcnb. EVIL, T. mij. (S- flf/B libel, bbfe, fcifelimm, fc^lec^t, ycfberbt. frfjablic^; be(eibi= genb ; — affected, ab^olb, abgcneigt; — disposed, vid. — minded, — doer ( — worker), bcr Uebeltljatct, (2c^a= bcnflifter; — eye, baS (Scfcelange; bcr 3auberblt(f ; —eyed, boSb^ft bli= rfcnb, mifjgiinftig; — favoured, yon iiblct (Seftc^tSbilbnng, nii^gcftaltet ; nngiinflig; — minded, iibef geftnnt, boSbaft, gottloS; the — one ( — spirit, — angeOi bev bofc Scinb, SBi^fe, 2;cn= fcl; — speakins, yevlcumbevifcfc ; bie !i?er(enn!biuig;"ii. s. 1. ba« Uebel, SBofe; 2. bie ©ottlofigfeit, Oiinbc; b5§ Scrbrmtcn ; 3. Unglii(f, eitnb, iKt Stitbfal ; 4. j?rauft)eitj the spirit 13fi of — , bcr Bofe Sctnb, itcufel ; the king's — , bcr ,^vopf. EViLNESS, s. bie a3i)§avtigfeit, baS 53ofe ; — of sin, bie 3lbfc^eulic^feit bev (Siinbe. To EVINCE, V. a. Bcnjcifcn, evweifen, bartbun. EVINCIBLE («(Zi7.— ly), adj. CnBeiSlt4», iibevfiibrenb. EVINCIVE, mij. iibcvseugenb. To EVISCERATE,!), a. aiigaH'iben, auS= nebntcn. EVITABLE, adj. ucvnieiblid). To EVITATE, (w. ii.) o. a. ucvmcibcn, «u§n)eid)en. EVITATION, s. bie aSevmcibung (W. ii.). To EVOCATE, \ v. a. IjcranSinfen, \%x- To EVOKE, \ uorvufen. EVOCATION, s. bie 45erausrufung, ,§eroorvufung. EVOLATION, s. bcv Sluspug, ba§2Bcg= fliegeu. EVOLUTION, .■!. 1. bie ©ntwicfclnng, ©ntfaltung; 2. 31ufveibuug, 3f{eibe; 3. o. T. bcr Uebevgang (cinev frnm= men in eine grabe i^ini'c) ; bie 5lHS5ie= bung ciner Quiibratiinti'jcl u. f. tu. ; 4. Md. T. bie (Suolution (33erocgung ober (Sd'iucnfung berSolbaten). To EVOLVE, v. L a. l.aufnjcvfcn, n5tf= fdjtagcn (cin 33uc^, u. f. w.) ; 2. cnt^ wideln, entfaltcn, auflbfcn; ii. n. fid) entroicE'cln ; ftcb ausbreiten, ficl) ijffnen. EVOMITION, s. bie Qlusfpeiiing. EVULSION, .■!. ba« 5ln«rcigen. EWE, s. bie (Sc|)afntuttcr, ba§ 2)iut- tcrfd)af; — iamb, baS iSammdjcu; — milk, @d)afniilc^; —milk clieese, Sd^affcife. EWER, s. bic ©iegfannc snni 2Baf($= bcdcn, ia^ .^anbfaf. EWRV, s. baS ilafelbecferanit. Tb EXACERBATE, v. a. erbittcvn; vev* fc^Iimmcvn. EXACERBATION, s. bie g3evfd)limme= rung ; Med. T. ber ^aroxi^mug (biJf^^ ftc @rab einet Jlvanfbetti. EXACT, adj. gcnau, ^jiinfttic^, ric^ttg, gcwiffeni)aft ; to draw for the — amount, M. E. ycr SalbO (tl point) tvafftren. To EXACT, V. I. a. fovbcrn, »erlangen ( — from, WW), cintreiben, cr^jrcffen, abpvefycn, abbvingcu; to — justice from..., 3ftcc^enfd>aft fovbcrn son . . . ; to — the payment, jur 3(l(}lnng anf)alten; li. n. briicfcn; to — upon one, einen (im^anbel) briicEen. EXACTER (E.XACT0R), s. 1. bCV {Jov; bevcv ; 2. (Sintvciber, (Srpveffcr. EXACTION, «. 1. bic Sovbcvung, 6tn= tveibung ; 2. ©vjwingung, (jr^ref^ fung, 2)vii(inng; to exercise — upon the people, baS U?oIf bviitf ert. EXACTITUDE, s. bie ©cnautgEeit, •5l5iinftlid)feit. EXACTLY, ado. gcnau, pimfHic^. EXACTNESS, s bie (^cuauigfeit, $iinEtlid)feit; 9iicfctigfcit, StegcU mci^igfett, gicc&tlid)fcit, Dtebli^Ecit. EXACTRESS. .?. bie iSrpveffcrin. To EXAGGERATE, v. a. iibertrciJ>cn, »cvgrogern, bei'^uSft'^eid/en. EXAGGERATION, s.bic Ucbcrtveitunfl, 33evgviiperung. EXAGGERATORY, adj. iibcvtricten. To EXALT, V. a. 1. CVbcbcU, Crf)iJbcn; 2. evmntbigcu; 3. cvfvcufU; 4. c/i. T. fublimiven, sevfeinevn, liiutcvn; exalted by, fvbotcn »on, bUVC^. EXALTATION, s. 1. bic ^v^cbung, (St- bbbung ; •fQ&tjc ; 2. Med. T. SS«vftar= fung, Serfeincrung ; 3. ji.9troi. t. ilerfiavfung be8 (SinPuffeS eiic3 @e= ftirncs. EXALTED, ariifcr, aBcfroger, (Sraminator. EXAMPLE, s. ba§ 6renn,iel, S8ttf))icl. Tovbilb, 3)2uflcr, bie aSorfd)vift; u set j.n — , ein 33eifincl aufficiicn ; fo — , ^uin S8eif>>icl (contr. 5. 33.) EXAMPLER, s. («. ii.) vid. Samplkh. To EXANIMATE, v. a. cntfecltn ; Ji« iiicbeifdjlagcn, mutbfcS niad>en. EXANIMATE, adj. entfcclt, Icblod; fig. mxitt)loS, niebevgcfd)lagen, matt. EXANiMATiON. s. btc enticclung. ; ^. 9'licbergefc|>lagenbeit, a)?utblofigEei! cm. ii.) EXANiMOUS, adj. cntferU, lebl!>a (W. ii.) EXANTHEMATA, .9.;;/. Med. T. bit SSH^ nen, .^^ilblattcrn, ber 5lasfd)}ag. EXANTHEMATIC, } adj. Med. T. fuu EXANTiiEMATOUS, J iiig, oiiSgefaba rcn. EXARCH, s. ber @rard). EXARCHATE, s ba« ©ravdjnt, @?btd (bie 2Biirbe) eincS (5ravd)cn. EXARCHY, tas ©rarc^at, bie 23iiib« eintS @,r(!Vd)en. EXARTICULATION, s. S. T. bit 91a3= rcuEung, SScrrenfung. Tu EXASPERATE, v. a. 1. evbtttem, CV^ jiivnen, vcijcn, aafbrtngen ; 2. (cia Uebcl) »cvfc|ltinmern ; Exa.sperate, adj. cvbtttcrt, erjiinit, oufgebra^i (—at, iiber). EXASPER.VTER, s. bfv dvlitterer, (Sr- jiirncr. EXASPERATION, s. bie (Srbttternng. To EXAUCTORATE, v. a. cntfefefU, iih* fe^cn, abbanfcn. EXAUCTORATiON, s. bie Snifefeang, 91bbanfung. To EXAUTHORATE, v. a. vid. Exauc TORATE. EXAUTHOKATION, .». vid. Ejaucto RATION. To EXAUTHORIZE, v. a, ber 5Wad)t ©emalt, bcS 5lnfe()Cttg, u. f, 1^., l>c= rauben. EXCANDESCENCE (— cy), s. 1. t!« ®lut, .^ifee; 2. ber 3p"', ba# C^- jiirnen. To EXCARNATE, v. a. iaS %kii^ ab» lEfen, abf(cifd)en. EXCARNIFICATION, s. ba§ SlbJbfca bc« g(cifd)£«. To EXCAVATE, 7). a. (VUSb&bJcrt. EXCAVATION, .9. 1. bie ?iniJbo^bnig ; 3. .5oi>le, t§ot;fuiig, 5?evticfang, baa So4 EXCAVATOR, ,». bcr an§btvl>It, bcr Scr- tiefungen mac^t, ©vciber. EXCECATION, s. bie 331enbHng. To EXCEED, V. a. A- n. 1. itbevf(^ret= ten, iibevfieigen, ju njcit gebcu; 2. iibcvtrcffen ; iibcninegen (—in, an); he exceeded his stay by a v>eek, cr blicb cine 2Bod)c iiber bie 3eit. EXCEEDING, } adv. iilifVTO.HfJtjJ, EXCEEDINGI-Y, S fff)!"! —rich, flUa gcvorbcntlic^ veict). To EXCEL, K 1. n. 1. iibevtveffcrt (—in, in) ; yortvefflid), anggcjcid)net ^icsni. EXCELLENCE (— rv), i-. 1. bic SS«W. EXCI jrcffli*feif, Srcfffid^fstt ; ®»6ge, 45o^ctt, aSiiiic; ®utc;ber 9Ibel; bic gi-b(tbtn()eit; 2. — cy, ©rccllens (ctu Sitcl). EXCELLENT (adv. — ly), adj. trefflic^, »ortrcff[tcb, yorjiiglt*. To EXCEPT, V. I. a. ait8itc{)men, »pv= l)el)altett, nu«f4)(te5cu ; n. n. ©iii= iDiirfe mndjeii; cutjjegueii ; to — against, L. T. eiiinjciibcii, uermcvfeti. EXCEPT, L prep. nu§i]cnommeii, nu6ev, pt)ue; U. coiij. ttjcmi nic^t, wofern Ht4)t, mivroenti, tS )t\) (Ware) bcntt baf . EXCEPTING, prep, itugcr, aiiSgenonu iiieit, mtt^iluSiui^me, init 33ovbel)(tU. EXCEFriON, s. 1. bie 9lugna^me ; 2. L. T. ©iiiuenbung, Slusflucfet, 2Bt= btrrcbc, bet eiuiuaiib, (Siiiiuurf; to take — at (to or against) etlTJaS iibcl itcf)mctt, ft^ gegeii «twaS Prauben; with the — of aiisgftiommctt. EXCEFPIONABLE, a//j. auftiJeij] ; flret= % fi^eltij, jrocibeuttg, (Stim)ciibun= (JCtt Ulltcnoorfcn ; — expressions, fltl: pBige iluSbtiiif e. EXCEPTlous, tuij. gegcti 5nfcS ein= tucnbHiigen mac^enb, iniirrtif^, jnnf= fftd)ttg, Siittfifc^ (W. it.) ; — ness, «. bit 3v't»ff»d)t, ber 9)Jiirvftnit. EXCEFriVE, aiij. ettie 5JuSttaf)ine ciit= ^altcitb. EXCEPTOR, s. bet ©iitweiibungen mactit, Oegner. Tj excern, v. a. ausprcffcit, burt^= fe^Iagen ; abfonberii. To EXCERP, v.a. crcervtrctt, auSjicbcu, famir.fltt (It. ii.) EXCERPTION, s. 1. bie 3lii«jirtuii3 ; 2. ber 2lu3jng (it. ii.). EXCESS, s. 1. bag Uebetmaj); 2. bie 9lu§f^»cifuiig ; to—, iibertinebeu ; au^erorbeiitlit^ ; to carry to — , iibcr= trcibcn. EXCESSIVE, rtrfj.iibermagig; iibcrtvte= belt, uuma§ig, unj^cmetii ; — ly, miv. iiber bie a)?a|cii, nugevfi, ungemein, au6erorbciitlt(t, allju ; — ness. s. bie Ufbenitamgfeit. .'oEXCHAJVGE,B. a. ttitstaufci^ett, (»er=) taufc^cit, {ucr-)aicd)fclu (—for, ge= gen) ; to — wor(k aSorte wec^ftlu ; to- guns, ©c^iiffc iiKd;fe(n.- EXCHANGE, s. sinff. 1. (befonberS M K.) bcrS;aiif(^,!raiifrf)£)aiib£(; ai3ed)= fcf, Umfafe (bc3 OdbeS) ; 2. (3Bec^= fcl/)(5i5uv«, ©clbpvctS, 23cc6i"eIin-ctS; ba« Slufgclb, 5lgio ; 3. bie iBorfe ; 4. Mil. T. bie ?libjwe^fehmg ; ber Df= ftsicrflclleutaufci) ; in — , bagfi\cit, bafiiv ; — of letters, ber 33ricfroed;tet ; bill of — , ber aCBccftfelbvief ; course of — , ber SBec^felcpiirS ; account of the returns of — , bie 3flicambto=5ie(^= UUltg ; drawing and redrawing bills of — (or tftere — business), bte 2BeC^fel= rciteret ; — and re-exchange, igin= imb 'Oer = 23{d)fel ; — broker, ber SGBfc^ffimafler; — businos.s, SSec^fcU gefd)afte; —hall, ber 33iJrfeiifaal, bie soOrfenbaUc. EXCHANGEABLE, aiij »ertaufd)bar. EXCHANGER, .?. ber2;au|d)er; 3Bcc^S= ler, 93anqiiier. EXCHEauER, s. bte (S(^a^!ainittcr, • Stiiat4fammer, iaS Sinim, au§= werfen. EXCREATION, s. baS 'Jlu§ra««Vern, 9lu«rpucfen. EXCREMENT, s. bcr 2lu§n)urf, Moti). EXCREMENTAL, > adj. ^rcres EXCUEMENTiTious, $ iiiente ent- baltenb, abgaiigtg, iinflat()tg, jum 5lu§1tjuvf ge^orig ; excrcmental parts, bie ^Jlbgcinge. EXCRESCENCE, .1. bcr 5lu«itjiid)e ; baS ©eiviiit^S (am Jlorpcv) ; bcr J^Ocfcv. EXCRESCENT, adj. au«wad)fciib. To EXCRETE, v. n. au^icereii, nbfoit= bent. EXCRETION, s. 1. bic 5lbfonberung, Slbfubrutig ; 2. ber ?lu8wurf (ber m- tiirlidjen UnretnigEciten). EXCRETIVE, adj. abfiioreiib. EXCRETORY, I. adj. Med. T. tttfotl^ bcrnb, abfiibrenb : 11. .?. ji t. baS 51b= fonbcruitgSgcfd^ tin ,f orper. EXCRUciABLE, a^y.Ietbetib ; bcr3J?cn-= I tet fiibtfl (i». ii.). EXEG To EXCRuaATE, v. a. marterit, ^ciiif- gen, qualcii, foUeni. EXCRUCIATING, adj. fefjr peiiilt*. EXCUBATiON, s. baS 3flac^tjuad)cu (w. ii.). To EXCULPATE, v. a. eittfc^ulbigeii, rcc^tfertigen, etitfitubtgeu ; to— one's self, fctne Uiifd)ulb betvcifcn. EXCULPATION, s. bie 6ntfct)ulbigunij SRec^tfertigung. EXCULPATORY, adj, rc*tfertigfnb. EXCURSION, s. 1. bie 5lbfd)i«cifuna (uon ber .gauptfad)e) ; Uebevfd)vc;= tung; 2. bcr 2lii§ti-itt, bie 9lii§fa[)rt, ber Stretfjua, 9lbfted)er; an — o( pleasure, etiie?ufifai)rt, S3ergiiiiguiig*» reife. EXCURSrVEfndo. — ly), adj. ^nmtl' jlrcifciib, abfd)»eifeiib ;. —ness, s. Mi .§erumfiveifeii, 9lbfd)roeiffn. EXCUSABLE, adj. p entfd;«Ibtgen, oerjribltrf), eutfd)ulbbar ; —ness, a. bte iBcrjeif)licbfeif. EXCUSATORY, adj. eutfdjiiibigett^, »crt|)eibtgeub. To EXCUSE, v.a. 1. eiltfdjulbtgtlt (one's self from, ...iwgcii), itnd)fel)cit, »er= jeibeii ; 2. erlaffcii, iiadiKifFet, vAzx^ beben, Iosfpre(^fn ; 3. rerbtfcrtigcn ; —haste, entfd;ulbigeii (2ie bie ^ik ; I desire to be excused, id) Uevbittf nir; bitte nitc^ ju ucrfrbonen (— from, init) ; I would rather be excused ic^ bitte mic^ ju eittfd)iilbigcn, l>^= baitfe mic^ gniij gfl;ovfamft, cbet (gnr) fc^5n. EXCUSE, s. bie (5ntfd)iilbtgung ; in — for . . , aU @ntf(^ulbtgiiiig fit'r . . . EXCUSELESS, adj. pl)nc ^ittfc^ulbis guiig, ttnyerseiblic^ (w. \0. EXCUSER, s ber (Sntfd)ulbiger, SSer:. tbeibiger, iSerjeit)er. EXECRABLE {ad«. — ly), adj. StrfJttdjt. flbfcbeuHd). To EXECRATE, v. a. »erPttd;en, ser* n)iinfd)cn. KXECRATION, s. bie SScrwiinfctung, SOcrPuc^ung, ber ghid). EXECRATORY, s. bcr Sluc^, bic ?d,tX^ n)uiifd):tiig«formeI. To EXEcr, .). a. au6fc^neiben, weg- fc^ncibeii (w.ii.). EXECi'iON, s. bie 91usf(i>iieibung (n). it.). To EXECUTE, v. a. &■ n. 1. SOlfstcTjeil. ooUfirecfeti, uoUbringcn, au«fiibren, serri^tcn, (iii§rid)teii, bcaiertfieUi' gen; 2. abtijnn, binriditen; to — an otfice, eiii 9lmt oerroaltcii. EXECUTER, s. bcr 3?oUstebfr, 11. f. n>. EXECUTION, s. i. bie aSoIIjiebmig. iBoIIfirecfung, 2lii«fii()nttig ; 2. ^iii:? ridjtung • 3. /,. t. ^reciitioii, ge»alt=! fame ©iiitreibimg, ^InSpffinbitng, rtd)terlic^e 43iilfe ; 4. jig. S5ernju= ftiing, 9?erl}eerimg ; place of — . baS ^oc^geric^t, bcr bitdjtvtni}. D?aben^ flein ; writ of — , ber SSolljiel)uiig(?= bcfc[)l ; to take out an — against one. L. t. ciiten au§flrtgcti, t^in bte L6iilft cmtbun laffeii ; — day. ber !JJid)(tag. EXECUTIONER, s. bcr (Sd;arfiid>ter, 9'lac^ricftter, .Renter. EXECUTIVE, adj. aiiSiibeKb, 'opiljte* beiib ; — power, i.. r. bic voUjicbenbt Wln^X Dber ©ewalt. EXECUTOR, s ber aSoflflreJer, 3;efta* ineiitSoodflrecfer. EXECUTOR.SHIP, s. /,. T. bn3 5Ini'. cineS 2:eftamcnt§yonjici)er5. EXECUTORY, adj. 1. 511 uoll^iefien; 2. L. T. crecutorifc^ (mitteift ricf)ter5 lic^er ^itlfe). EXECUTRIX, s. btc (S:eflamciit5--)3?olJ. Sicberiiiii. EXEGESIS, s. Th. T. bic (Srcgcfe, 9li!*i legung, Seiitunggfunbe. )37 EXHE EXON EXPE EXEGRTICAL {adv. — ly), adj. Th. T. tregettfd), beiiteub, cvflarcnb. EXEMPLAR,*. baS3Jiu)1ev ; t?j;cinVl(ir. EXEMPLARINESS, s. btc 2Jiufter^af- tiflfeit. EXEMPLARY (,adv. — ily), adj. Crcm= plartfc^, niuflci'£)aft ; »Dvfci)viftHc^. EXExMPLincATlON, s. 1. bie (Srlaute= rung, Sclegiing burc^ ©ctfptete; 2. L. T. bte gcitct)tlid)e 9lbfc^vtft. EXEMPLlFJER, 4. bcr bem 33cifinele Qlnbcrer folgt; ©vlauterer, S)av= flellcr. To EXEMPLIFY, v. a. 1. blirci) S8ct= fviele crlSiitevn, buvcf; sPfifpielc be= icgcn, bema^rcn; jum 33ctfvielc bif= neii ; 2. L. T. etiie legale Slbfcijvift nehmeii. To EXEMIT,. V. a. L. T. tefrciett (— from, vDii), vevfcfconcit, aiignebincn. EXEMPT, \. adj. b(\mtt, serfcfeout, frei, flcucrfrct; au«gefci)loffeu ; II. s. Mil. T. bn- (5)efi-ctte; ©avbefolbat. EXEMPTION, s. btc 93cfrctiing, f^rct= l)cit; — from duty, bie ©teuerfrctbeit. To EXEXTERATE, v. n. aUSWetbett, «u«itct)iucit. EXENTERATION, .9. bas 5Iii«n)ciben. EXEQUlAL, adj. 511111 Seirf)eitbcgaugtiig gebSrig. EXEauiES,s.p/. ba§ Seitfecnbcgangtit^. . EXERCENT, adj. augiibetib (n. ii.). EXERCISABLE, ad), aiigfi'thrbar. EXERCISE, s. 1. bif 9luSubiitig ; \Xi^ bung; 2. JtriegSiibung; 3. ?eibe8= ubiiitg, rittcvlic^e Uebiing ; 4. ?eibeS= beiucfluitg ; 5. bcr ©otteSbicnft ; ba§ (rcltgtofe) (Swvcitium ber *^^uritaller; to takR — . fic^ SBeroegitiig inarl)en. To EXERCISE, r. a. 1. auSubcil ; itbeit ; eiuiibcn; ftd) itbcn, erercircit ; 2. bf= fd)affigcn; 3. uenualtcit; to — an office, eiii >/Imt yenualteii. EXERCISER, s. bcr Ucbcnbc, Slniueirer. EXERCITATION, s. bte Uebiiitg, bcr ®cbvauf|). EXERGUE, s. T. bcr ^lafe jitr 3abl obcr S'lebcntiifc^rtft auf eiiter Mt- batlJf. To EXERT, V. a. bvaut^ctt, atiwcnbcii, aaftrcitgen ; to — one's spif, ftt^ aw ftreitgen, bcftrebcn, bfiniibcii. EXERTION, e. bic ^Icugeruiig ; 91iiit>en= bung; 9lnfirengung, S3emul)Uiig, bag (eifrige) 53e(treben. BXESioN, s. ba« SitvdtfrciTcn (w. it.). EXESTUATiON, s. ba« 'ilufbraufcn, ■aiifmalkii. EXEUNT, Drnm. T. (cllipttfd), »Dn ^erfotten iu Sc^aufpielcu) gc()cn ab. To EXFOLIATE, v.n. S. T. ftc| abblat= tern, ftd) fcbiefern. EXFOLIATION, s.s. T. ba« 5lbblatterit bcr .^nod>cit. EXFOLIATIVE, adj. Sr s. S. T. baS 9Ib= blattcnt bcr jtuo^cit befiirbcrnb. EXHALABLE. adj. scrbiinfibar, fliic^tig. EXHALATION, s. 1. bic ySerbi'titftung, ?lugbiiftung ; 2. bcr 3)uufl, ©ampf. To exhale; v. a. buftcii, auSbiiftctt, auSbiifteu. kxhalementt. .1. bie SSevbiinflnng. bcr ^am»f, 3)uft. To EXHAUST, V. a. Crrd)8pfcH. iiXHAUSTED, adj. crfd)opft, ciitfraftct ; to be — for want ol breath, auicr 91tfeem femi; to be — , M. Ph. »cr= fauft fcnn (»on SOaaren"). EXHAUSTIBLE, adj. Crfc^jOpfti^. EXHAUSTION, } k 1. stng. biC Cfr= EXHAUST.MFvNT, J fcf)iipfinig, (Srmat= tung, aUmal;ltge 3]criiii!ibcriing ; 2. exhaustions, a. pi. Mnt T. btC Scbve vt>u bcr DoUigeii ®lctc^(;eit jweicr ©roijcn. BXHAUSTLESS, aiij. unerf*5))ffic^. To EXHEREDATE, 0. a, Cntcrbcit. 138 EXHEREDATION, s. V\t ©tifcrbitng. To EXHIBIT, V. a. 1. barflcUtu bar[e= gen, aufwcifcn, auSftellcit, »orbrin= gcit, anbringcii; 2. jeigcn, an ben iag Icgcn, von ftcb gcbcii, nit^ent ; to — for sale, (aSaaren) jum SScrfauf (iiiSftcilcit. EXHIBIT, s. bic Sarlcgiing, Sarfiet^ lung, 9Iufmcifung, yiusftcltnng. EXHlBiTER, s. ber 5)arftcllcr, g(n= bringcr, (Sinretc^er eincr (ScJ)rift, (?rbtbeiit. EXHIBITION, s. 1. bie 5)arficIIung, 93orftcUnng, Slufmcifiing, Slngabe ; 2. .f uuflaugficlliing ; 3. >}Icupcruitg ; Seiflung; bag ®cf)'alt; bcr !£oI}n, bag ©ttpcnbiuiii, ©ttftuiioggclb. EXHIBITIONER, s. ber ©tipcnbiat (ouf ben cnglifc^cn Uuiuerfitaten). EXHIBITIVE {adv. — ly), adj. bOrfieU lenb, barlcgcnb. EXHiBiTORY, adj. barflcUcub, barlc^ gcnb, aufiucifcnb. To SXHILARATE, v. L a. frijt)lid) ina= c^cn, .n'frcncn, crl^cttcru; 11. x frol), bcitcr iBcrbcii. EXHILARATION, s. btc ©rfrfj-juug, Srbbltrbteit, ^f itcrfcit. To EXHORT, V. a. cnita[;ncn,- cninin= tern, jureben (— to, ju). EXHORTATION, s. bie ©riua^nitug, 3urebung. EXHORTATIVE, ) ,. „ ,t„.„s, EXHORTATORY, r'^- "•""^"^"^• EXHORTER, s. bcr 6rmatnier. EXHUMATION, s. bic aBicberauggra= bung bcgrabcner .Stprper. To EXICCATE, v. a. .V-c, vid. To E.xsic- CATE, i$-C. EXIGENCE (— oy), .c5eit» log. EXOSSEOUS, adj. bcinlcg, fnodjcitlpg. EXOTERIC, ndj. bic i3fffntltd>cn Sebrcii (bcr alien spbtlofoplicu) betveffcnb. EXOTIC, I. adj. frciub, iiitglanbifd;, erotif^ ; — malady, bag 43fintwe^ ; n. s. bag auglanbift^e ©eiuac^g. To EXPAND, V. I. a. augbrctteit, au8=! belinen, augfpanncn; scrbrciten; II. n. fid) auebrciten, ftr^ auefpatineK, ftd) uerbreiten, ougbebncu. EXPANSE, s. bcr wctte S^aum, bi'i Sladic, 5Iugbebnitng ; -^ nf heaven, bie ?^efle beg .^iiniitelg; SBiJlbung, bag j^innament. expansibility, s. bie 1)ebnbarleit. EXPANSIBLE, mij. augbcbubar. expansion, s. 1. bic '.?lu«be:^nuu3, Qhigbrcitung ; 2. bcr 91auin. EXPANSIVE, adj. aitgt!C[)UCnb, 0U«= fpannenb. To EXPATIATE, v. v. 1. b""'" fva- Stcreit, luanbelii, wanbcrn; '2.fg. fi(^ augbreifen, verweilen, erln'icnt, ireitf Kiiifig fei)it, »iel fagcii (— on, upon, iiber etiuag). EXPATJATOR, s. bcr fic^ augbreitet, weitliiufig ift. To EXPATRIATE, v. a. ucrbanncii; augmanbern. EXPATRIATION, s. bie ^Bcrbanuung; 2lugwanberuug ; .^etntatbloftgfcit. To EXPECT, V. n. crroavtcit (— from, I'on), boffcn, entgegenfebeti. EXPECi'ABLE, adj. 511 cvantrtcit, »er: niutblicb. EXPECTANCE (— cy), s. i. bte (?n«ar= tnng, ^ofnung; 2. z,. T. 3lnroarN fdjaft. EXPECTANT, J, ndj. Wartcub ; H. s. bet (auf ein 5lint, cine iHerfingung, u. f. \v>.) ^offenbe, SBartenbe. EXPECTATION, s. bic ^rnjartititij, gntgcgcnfebung, .6offnung. EXPECTER. s. bcr (SvaHntcr.tOoffcnbf. To EXPEcroR.ATE, v. a. ougi'ocrfcn, auSfpctcn, fveicn. EXPF,CTORATiON, s. bag 9Ui8uierfcn. Slugfpeicn. EXPF.CTORATIVE, adj. belt ?lngtt>«Tf beforbernb. EXPEDIENCE (— cy), s. I'tC (5rf)icfltti^» feit, ®ienlid)feif, fHafbfaiufeit, Qlit* gemcffcnbcit eincr Sadie. EXPEDIENT (adv. — ly), adj. fd)tifH^y bicn(id), ratbfam. EXPEDIENT ,9. bag TiUkl gfJotbitttN tcl, ber Slugmeg, bic 9lu6ftu*t ; w lit EXPl EXPO EXPU fruitful in expedients, cilicit ailfitjlagts atn J?opf tjiiOeii. ro EXPEDITATE. v. a. Sii. E. bCtl QrO= ^cu.^iinbeiibic ^^allcii an beii 'Siipen, Dbei- tie brci Jtlaiicn an bcu 3[]orb(;r= fii^eit bcfc^iieibeu. Tt> EXPEDITE, V. a. 1. cvlcicfttcm, 6c= fc^lciiui jen, befovberit ; 2. abfcvtiiien, abfciiteii, abgrf^cn laffen, wetter feit= ben, auSfcvttgen ; 3. f^nicll ucrrid;i?n. EXPEDITE {ado. — ly), adj. fc^ucll, burtig, geroaitbt, letitt (w. ii.). EXPEDITION, s. 1. bie fc^nelle SBvbe= rung, 4?uvtigfcit, ©cfc^minbtgfeit, (Siic; 2. bee gelbjiig, Bug; bic 3?ctfe; gal)rt; 3.Uuterncbmung,@rpcbition. EXEDITIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. eilig, burtig, gcfc^icinb; fBvberfam. EXPEDITIVE, adj. fc^uell, flint. 71) EXPEL, V. a. austveibeu, uertvei? ben, ucrfloveu, ucnuecfen, au8fcf)lte5 gen (— iVoin, »on, auS) ; vSc. r. rc^ legireu. EXPELLER, s. ber QSertreiber. EXPENCE, s. vid. Expense. 2'» EXPEND, ». a. nu«ge6eii (®elb), aufivenben, senueuben ; auSlegen, verlegcn. EXPENDITURE, s. 1. ber ^Kt^, ^0= ftenaiifioanb, bie Jloften, 2lu»(agc, 5luSgabe ; 2. ber 'Jlufroanb ; bie 33er= f^roenbuiig; 3. ^r. t. Slufscbruug be^ 5l5ro»tants. EXPENSE, s. bie 3Ui8grtbe, Jtoflen, bev Sluficanb ; at the — of, anf Uuf often, tint ben $rei3 ; to be at tlin — , bie vtofleu tragen ; at a smau — , urn ein @eriugeS;" — s, pi. M. E. erpenfcn, ©pefen ; — covered, Jloflcti gebetft, fofteufret. EXPENSEFUL (adv. —ly), adj. loflbar, foftfpiclig, tbeuer (to. ii.). BXPENSELESS, adj. oi)m Jlojlctt, Wo1)U feil. EXPENSIVE (adn. — ly), adj. 1. tl^euer; fofti^ielig; 2. freigebig; verfrt)roctt= bevifff) ; — ness, s I. bte Jtoftbavfeit, ber *?lHfTOanb ; 2. bie 2]erfcl)raenbuug. EXPERIENCE, .1. hk ©rfabvung, 6:= fal;rung«{lugbeit, ^vobe, ber' 3Scr= fU(^ ; — in business, bie ®ffcftaftS= routine. To EXPERIENCE, v. a. f rfabi^f u, erte= ben ; »crfuc^en, er^jroben ; to — a de- pression, M. E. (son JBanrenpretfen) abfd)lagen, fatten ; to — losses, 93er= tuftc leibeit. EXPERIENCED, adj. trfdbren, sjerfutbt ( — in, in) ; — in business, acfd)aftji iuubig, facboerftanbig. EXPEi'iiESCER, s. ber 3]crfud)incicber. EXPERIMENT, s. ber 33erfuc{;, ilnnp oerfucl), bie ^jJrobe. To EXPERIMENT, v. a. l^ n. ^-JlTUi^e anflellen, verfucben ; eiprobin (vo. u.). EXPERIMENTAL, adj. 1. SfVfucbCKb : 2. erfabntnggmiimg; anf SScrfuc^c obcr Gvfabviing gegriinbct ; — . philo- sophy, angemanbte (prattifcbe) $[)!= Iofopl)ie, (Srvtvrmcntalpbyftf ; — LY, ada. au8 33crfuc^en, aui (Srfa()= rung. EXPERIMENTALIST, > s. bcr 33cvfuc^= EXPERIMENTER, $ lUilcbcr. EXPERT ((Kiv. — ly). adj. 1. crfabveu, fnntitg; 2. gcroanbt; — ness, «. bie (Sifabvenl)eit, ©ciuanbtbctt. EXPIARLE, aij. abjubiiBen, fiibnbar. To EXPIATE, r. a. bitpcu, abbiipeit, flUiSfBbncu, fiibnen. EXPIATION, ». bic 93iiming, 5lbbii= Bung, ©iibuc, -JluiSlofcbung (.ber ©una ben), 3^ilgiing, EXPIATORV, 'adj. auSfobneiib, gcnng= ■ tbncub ; fiifjiienb ; — sacrifice, ba3 ®ftbiiovffif« E.XPILATION, .« bie Sntweubnug; 9lu«pliinberung (to. ii.). EXPiRATiOxN, s. 1. baS SluSatbmen; 2. bie 9Iu§biiu)lung ; 3. ber ^unfi ; 4. baS (Sube, ber-Jlblauf, 33crflu§, M. E. fBcrfaU (eine« SBecbfelS, u. f. to.), bic iBcrfaUjeit,3ablung«5eit;5. berSob. 7V/ EXPIRE, V. I. a. ausatbmeu, »ev= biinften, au^buften, uerfliegen ; iI. n. 1. Bcrffiegcn, ja (Snbe gebeu, ab[au= fen, serfallen, untcrgcben ; 2. ser= f4)eiben, ben @eift ausbaudjcn, fier= ben. To EXPLAIN, V. a. auSlegeu, crfl.ircrt, crlautern, (®riinbe)_ anSfinanbcr fc= ftcu, eriirtern, biffevtircn; to — away, (eiuen *Sei:bacbt, u. f. w.) beacbmen, entfernen (burcb 5lu«einanberfe6ung). EXPLAINABLE, adj. erflarbar. EXPLAINER, s. ber iJlualegcv, (Srtau- terer. EXPLANATION, s. bie 3luSlcgung, 9Iu8' einanbevfefeung, (Sr!larung, (Srorte= rung ; to come to an — ■. fid) ocrPau= bigcn ; in — of ..., jur (S'rflarung. EXPLANATORY, adj. erldutemb ; — annotations, Srirtitteriingcn ; with — notes, mit erHdi'enben S^loten. EXPLETiON, s. bie grfiillung (to. it.). EXPLETIVE, adj. Sr s. ausfuilcnb, junt 5lu«fiillcu; — (particle), bie 3lu§fiil= lung«parttfef. EXPLICABLE, aiij. crfliirbar. To EXPLICATE, v. a. CUtTOicfeln ; cr- fldrcn ; auSeiuaiiber fe|en. EXPLICATION, s. bie >ilu8cinanberfe= feung, ISrflarung, Si'Iciuterung. EXPLICATIVE, adj. eifldreub. EXPLICATOR, s. ber (Srfldrer. EXPLICATORY, adj. erfldrcub. EXPLicrr ((wio. — ly), adj. auSbriiJ= lidj, beutlid), fiar ; —ness, s. bic 3lnS= bviirfti^Eeit, 2)cutlicbfeit. To EXPLODE, V. La. 1. aUopodjCn, aitSpfeifen, flu8jifd)en, ausflatfc^en ; 2. au3fto§cn ; «enuei'fcn, auSmerjen ; II. n. (mit einem beftigen Jtnall) jer^ bla^cn, jerfpringen, (roie cine 53o!n= be, u. f^. TO. buvd; '^ulucr), loSgeben, loSfnaUen. EXPLODER, .-!. ber 5lnbere auSpoc^t, au«5ifc^t, u. f. TO. EXPLOIT, s. bie §clbentbat, ®rofj= tbat. EXPLORATION, .?. bie 5luSforfc^ung, Srforfcbuttg, Unterfucbung. EXPLORATOR, s. bcr Soffd^er, Jluub= fcbaftcr. EXPLORATORY, adj. forfd)enb. To EXPLORE, V. a. aiisfprfcben, erfor= fcbea, unterfucben, priifen ; to — a country, ciu Saub bercifcn (unb (Snt- bcifungen, Jliinbfcbaft baviiber fam= ineln). EXPLOREMENT, s. bic. @rfiirf4)ung, 5J>riifung ; ber Scvfnd) (to. ii.). EXPLOSION, s. bcr Slusbritrt), ^lus> TOm-f, .ft'nall, ©toy, bie 6ifd)iitte= rung, baS ?o«pIa&cn, Berpla^cn, 3cr5 fprengen (bcf. burcb 'iu(yer). EXPLOSIVE, adj. fuaUenb, jevplaljeub. EXPOLIATION, s. bie ^eraubung. EXPONENT, s. Mir- T. bcr (Srpoucut, bie3Sevbciltni^jaf)t, ber ©uru'ljiciger. EXPONENTIAL, adj. Alg. T. filieil @r= poncnten cntbaltenb ; — quantities, 6jponential=®fiJpcn. To EXPORT, t). a. M. E auSfiibvcn, »er= fcbicfen (SSaarcn au8 bem S:anbc), oerfcbiffen, erpovtiven. EXPORT, > s. M. E. bie 9luS= EXPORTATION, s fubr, baS *ilu« = fiibren son SBaareu; bie 3Serfd)if= fimg, ©rportatiou ; ber 3ln§fubrban= bel ; export-duty, ber ^JtuSfubr^oit; — houses ©rportbdufev ; — trade, bet '3l«5ful)r!)anbcl ; for — , jur 3Ui«fu|)V; exports, pi. 9luSfubvTOaarcn, 6rpor« ten ; exportations, pi. SJcrfcbiffuugeu. EXPORTABLE, adj. M. E. augfiibvbar. augjufiibren erlnubt; — goods ( — ar- ticigs), 2lu§fubrartifel. EXPORTER, s. ber 2Saavcn»erfenbcr, *}lbfenber, SSerfdjiffev, *-yefrad)tcr. To EXPOSE, v.a. 1. aasfc&eii, ausftela len, barlegen, bnrjiellen ; 2. foil bte= ten; 3. in @efabr fe^en, beeiiitrdcbti- gen, blo^ fiellen, '$\:tiS gcben, coiu- prontittiren; 4. bemS^abel unterTOer= fen, tabein, oerunglimpfen ; 5. jit Sd)aubett ma^en, an ttn ^^vanget flellen ; to — for sale, (3Baaren) jitm iSertauf auSlegeu ; to — to death, in SobeSgcfabt bringeu; to —a child ein Jlinb aU'Sfe^en. EXPOSEii, s. ber 9luSfe§cr, SJavfeger. Jt. f. TO. EXPOSITION, s. 1. bie ?age, 5Inftc^t; 2. 9luMegung, (Svfldrung. EXPOSITIVE, adj. eiJIdfeub. EXPOSITOR, s. bef \>Iusleger, (Srfldrcr. EXPOSITORY, adj. erlduferub. Ex post facto LAW, s. ciw (5)efe|j, ba3 riirfroirtenbe .Sraft l^at. To EXPO.STULATE, v. n. red)ten, jut 3{ebe ftellen ; (einem) SSorflcUmigen mad>en (um ii)rt sou ctTOaa ju ijbcr= jengen). EXP0STUL.\TI0N, s. ba3 9fJed)tert, bie aSorfteUung, aicbcjlcliung (nni 511 iibei-jeugeu). EXPOSTULATOR, s. ber 5ur jSebe |i?Ut, aSorflciJnugen mad)t. EXPOSTULATORY, adj. gSoVJlcQungCtl macbcnb, red;tenb. E.XPOSURE, s. 1. bie 3luSflclInng, 'Sar- legung; !i3Io|iftelIung, iSlo^gebung, 2lU'Jfc§ung (bcr Oefabr) ; 2. 'ber ge^ fabvooUc Biiftiiiife ; 3. bie Sage. Tu EXPOUND, ?\ a. auSlegen, an§ei:t- anb.erfc^en, entiuiJelu, erflaren. EXPOUNDER, s. ber 'fluSJeger. To EXPRESS, ?>. a. 1. au^britcfcn, a\x* ^ern, fagcu; 2. auSpreffcn, crpreffen; 3. be}etd)nen ; sorftcllcn, bebcuten ; 4. dbulic^ fe^n, nad)bilbcn. EXPRESS, I. adj. 1. auSM-itcflicb, ab= ficbtlicb; 2. flar, beutlicb ; 3. dbn- licb, getroffen ; 11. s. bcr SrprtfTe, (ct= gene §obn=) 5Jote; bie (Silafctte. EXPRESSIBLE, mij. auSjuprcffcu ; anS= briidbar. EXPRESSION, s. i>ie 91nSbriJifung ; bet 9lu§bvu(f. EXPRESSIVE («//», — ly), adj. HXhS- brucfgyoll, nocbbviicflicb, h'dftig; — ness, s. bic 2luebriirflt4>fett, ber*)iaf^= brucf. EXPRESSLY, ado. a«*brii(f[ic^, gctjaii. gcrabe fo, befonbers. To EXPROBRATE,j). a. »OrritcfcU, »0r- TOcrfcn, oerTOcifen, tabehi, nn3frf)clten. EXPROBRATiON,s.bcr SorTOurf, 33er= TOciS, S^abcl. EXPROBRATIVE, adj. WrTOCtfcilb, yor- TOcrfcub. Th EXPROPRIATE, v. a. bcm S3eft^-« tbume, ©igentbnme cntfagen, cntcii}-- nen, ftcb entdufjern. EXPROPRIATION, s. bic (SntcifjUlHig : ©utduBcrung. To EXPUGN, V. a. crfliirmcn, mit ©tttrm crobevB. EXPUGNABLE, a^. erfliirmbac, libera TOinblic^. EXPUGNATION, s. bic (^rfiftrittunji, (fvoberung mit ©turm. EXPUGNER, s. ber ^robcrtr, ScjTOtn* ger. To EXPULSE. V. a. ftttStretbeii, »f rtrei* ben, »evfio6en, rclegiren. EXPULSION s. bie '■Tlu^frctbung, SSet* tfcibung, SScvfto^ung, llielegatiau. • EXPULSIVE, adj. au^ti'eibenb. EXTE EXTR EXUB EXPI/NCTION, s. tie 3lU«ftVCi£^§iinbfn roinbcn, er= ^ireffcrt, abbringcn^ crjwingen (—from, »0U;. EXTORTER, ^5. ber ©rprcffer, 2Buc^c:s rer. EXTORTION, s. bie (5r>)refPiing. EXTORTIONER, s. ber (5r^.^rcffcr. EXTORTious, adj. ev^jreffeub, gcwalt= tbiitig, ungerccfet. EXTRA, in compos, iibcrbiff, au§ti, nn= ^erbem, ncbenber, augerorbentlid^, U. f. W. ; M. .K .9. — charces, au5er= erbcntlid)e_ ItnfDften, g^ebenfl^efen; — freight, bie aScifflfl (berSeeofftciere unb ber ?[)f«trofen) ; — lay-days, bie Sfege^eit, Sicgctage; — pilotage, be= fonbere ?otbfengebii^r. To EXTRACT, v. a lit.Sr .^^. '^erACTiON, *. 1. fete SfuSticbung brtS Slbjicben; 2. bie Slbfunft, tai ^ertcmmen. EXTRACTIVE, adj. fluSiiefibar. EXTRACTOR, s. s. T. bte ©teinjang*. EXTRAGENEOUS, adj. frenib. EXTRAJUDICIAL {adv. —ly), adj. L. T. bcm SBirfungStrcife einel ®eric^» tcS nii^t uuternjorfen ; aui5ergerid;t« lid). EXTRAMissiON, s. bie 3Iu«fenbung QluSlnffung. EXTRAMUNDANE, adj. nitgern3cUli(^ auger ber SBelt befinblicb. EXTRANEOUS, adj. fremb, auslaiibifc^, auswdrtig. EXTRAORDINARIIS, s. pi. M. E. a\U f crovbentlid;e jtofien, S^kbcnipefcn. EXTRAORDINARINESS, s. bie 3Iu^et> orbeittlic^fcit ; 2JJevtroiirbigfeit. EXTRAORDINARY {adv. — ly), adj. aW ^cvorbcntlid;, befonber« ;merfrourbig. EXTRAPAROCHIAL, adj. L. T. ber ®fs rid)t«barfcit ber *Pfarre nid)t unifr= WDvfen; iiidjt uom Jlirc^fpiclc ; — land, sebentfreie Sdnbcretcn. EXT-RAPROVINCIAL, adj. anger ber ^Prpyinj ; aupcr bem ^crid;t0bcjtrf« cincS iBifdjpfS. EXTRAREGULAR, adj. auf er ber 3?egel. EXTRAVAGANCE (— cy), s. 1. btC 9lu«>' frftifcifung; 2. Ungereiijjtbeit ; 3. 45eftigfett; 4. Unreg'cImatiigEeit, bei Itnftnn, bie SoUbcit, SdjiDdrmerei; 5. ffnnJofe SBcrfdjWenbnng ; extrava- gancies, pi. narrifc|e (gtrei^e. EXTRAVAGANT {adv. — ly), adj. libera mdgig, unmaiJig, ausfc^meifenb, ncirs rifdi, nngeveiiiit, iibcrfiiamit; — prices, iibcrmd^ige 5prcife; —ness, (W. ii.) vid. EXTRAVAGANXE. EXTRAVAGA'I'ION, s. bie 5lit«fd;«?et« fang; ba3 Uebermap. EXTRAVASATED, adj. Med. T. dWS ffi« ncn ©efdpen getreten (bcfonber^ »pm sglute). EXTRAVASATION, s. Med. T. fete 51««» trctnng (be3 Slates, «. f. w.). EXTRA VERSION, s. taS ^erausbrtngen (w. ii.). EXTREME, I. adj. Icfet, dugerft bo*fi; itfcertricben; — unction, biemtteDes lung ; H. .f. 1. baS ©rtrem, 3Ic»f;erfte, ber enb^juuft ; 2. ber biJf^ftc @rab i bie Uebcrtrcibnng. EXTREMELY, adv. dugerfl, l)PC^f}, tiberauS, fel)r. EXTREMITY, s. 1. bag ?(eugerRe ; a«» fm-fie (fube; 2. ber ^ijc^fie ®rab; 3. bie iiugerfie DhUb ; 4. ber le^te vlu^ geablicf, baS Snbe; to be reduced to extremities, auf bagSleuper^e gebraci^t fel)n. EXTRICABLE, adj. beran-Jjajtcbcn (aii3 einer SSerlegenbeit), vernieiblid). To EXTRICATE, v. a. l)eraii«micfcln, (— from, au§) (ii «Jro&tocfett, bie iibermagige Srcube, 2Bottne, ber Sriiimp^. EXUNDATION, a. baS UeBerftcefJett, llc= krlaufcn ; ber Uefcerfhif (». ii.). EXUSTiON, s. bie Scvbrcntiuiirt, bcr a3ranb. EXUVLE, s. r'- i^ie sou 2;f)teren abges Ifgte -^iiut, ^^\xWt, ©c^ale. EVAS, .V. bcr aieflfalfe, S'lcjlHiig ; — .iinsket, bcc Slefifpcvbcr. wvi;, s. i. tai 5lu(ic; 2. bie Jliios^f ; .5. ba« Dctjr, bie'Dc&fe, runbe Dcff= imng iit eiiiem aBevf^citge, ba§ Soc^; 4. bas (53cftcf)t, bie 3JJieitc; 5. bev 9ln= blirf; 6. bie *>(nilcf)t; 7. «8cobact)= rung ; 8. jv. 7'. ba8 3limc (bie (5rf)lin= ge) in eiiicm Xm\ 9. Ti/p. t. bie mac^e (Svi^e) beS Sud)ftabcn nm Sc^riftfegel ; pope's — , bev fette 33if= fen an einer ©t^opfenfcule; iron — , bcr .Piafen, bie .^ranipe; an — of pheasants, sp. E. ctn ©efpcrre (cine Jtitte, tin ®ebecf) j^afaneu; a cast of iiie — , ciu ucrfloblner Slia; to have a cast in tiie — , fc^iclen (ctii wenig) ; to hai-o an — for beauty, einctt ®inu (©cfiitil) fiir Sc^onbcit bnben; to have an — upon (to), eiuaufmcvtfameS 91ugc auf etmaS ()aben, eS beobac^tcn, 9iiiCT|u'l)t bavauf ncbmcn ; with an — (o, mit gtiicfftdjt nnf; with an — to evil, mit einer iibeln 5lbfic^t; to look with an evil — , fcjjcct anfc^cu, ungem fcf)en ; tn shut one's eyes, fig. barc^ bte Singer fe^eu; to be wise in one's own eyes, fic^ flug biiuTen ; j\r.T-s. — of an anchor, tai 9lnferflUge ; to go right in the wind's — , gerabe in ben SDinb fegeln; — bnii, ber 9IugrtVfel; — iieam, bcr 531i(f, (Strati be3 5luge§; — bolt, JV. T. ein Slugboljcn; — bright, ber\>(ugentrofi ( Euphrasia— L.) ; — brows, bie 'Jlugenbvaunen ; — drop, bie 2;(;vanc; — dap, baa ©c^cuicber; — fly, cine Heine oftinbifd;e Sliff.e ; — glance, bcr Slicf; — glass, baS 5lngcng[a8, bie SJrilie ,; '— hole, bie 9Ingen9i3f)Ie ; — lash. bte3Ingenn5tm= per; — ies9, angeulcs, biinb; —lid, bag 'Sugenlicb ; — salve, bie 5Ingcn= falbe; — servant, bcr Stugeubiencr ; — shot, bie @cfic^t«mcite, ber 58Iicf ; Iugcnncr»(c) ; — tooth, ber 2lngcn= jptjn ; — ti]be, baS Scbro^r ; — water, bc8 9ingcnmatTcr ; —wink, ein ?ln= flenwinf ;— witness, bcr ^lugenjcugc. FACE To EYE, o. I. a. anfc^cn, bctracbtcn, bcoba^tcn ; n. n. erfcl)cincn. EYRD, adj. in compos, (iugig ; black — , fc^warjcingig ; blear — , tricfiingig.. EYELET, s. baS tleine ?oc^; — , or -- hole, ba§ }(lvf)abet8; Mus. T. mod. bie yierte f''«tonifc^e Jtlangftnfe bc8 S;onf9= ftcm«. FABACEOUS, n(^. boI)nenartig. FABLE, .5. 1. bie ?5abel; 2. bte (5rbi(J= tnng; 3. ba§ 2JJaf)rc^en; 4. bie Siige. To FABLE. v.a.Srn. 1. fabcln, erbtc^^ ten; 2. liigcrt. FABLED, aij. evbi^tct; in ijabcin gc= pvicfcn, bcriibmt. FABLER, s. bcr a)Jaf)r^cnersa[;ler, Sa= bclbicl)tcr. FABRIC, s. ber SBan, bag ©ebiiube; 2)lacf)»crf ; bie Sabrit; — lands, ®iU ter jnr 9lugbcffcrnng ber Jlirc^jcn. 'To FABRICATE (To Fabric, W. ii.), v. n. l.bancn; erric^ten; 2. ocrfertigcn, fabviciren ; 3. fig. f^micben, crbtcf)= ten, erfinbcn (?itgcn, u. f. w.). FABRICATION, s. 1. bag 53auert ; 2. bcr 3?au ; 3. bie SScrfcrtignng ; 4. baS ^Oladjwcrf ; a — , eine geinacf)tc Siigc. FABRICATOR, s. bcr (Srlmuer ; a3cr= fcrtigcr. FABULIST, s. ber Sabelbic^ter. FABULOUS (adv. — ly), adj. fabclf)aft ; — ness, s. bie ijabel^aftigfcit. FACADE, s. bie Sa^abc, Sjorbcrfcite. FACE. s. 1. bag ©effect, 9lngcrtd;t; 2. bie Seitc, %lcien laffcn; r will never see your — more, fomm' mir ntc mc^r nntcr bie *j(ngcn; to have a — , ang= fe(;cn ; how can you have the — ? wie fannft bn fo unyerfd)amt fei)n ? to put a bold — upon the matter, ft(^ eiuc Sacbe nid)t fclir jn .Scrjen nepmen ; to put on a new — , ftd) anbei'g beiiel)= men ; to make faces, ©eficbter fd)nci= ben; wry faces, fd)icfe ®cftd)tcr ; to carry two faces under one hood, pnm. auf ^wci 5lct)fcln tvagen, bctviigcvifc^ Berfat)reu ; right about — i MU. T. rccf)tg urn tebrt end)! — of a sea com- pass, JV. T. bie 6ompa§fd)cibc, @om^ Vaprofc; — of a gun. Gun. T. bie 2)?iinbun3 einer Jtanone; — cloth, bag ?eid)cntud) jur 23cbeifnng beg .ftopfcg; — painter, bcr 'Portvattma= ler ; — painting, bag ^ppvtfflitmalcn, bie ^povtraitmaterct. FACT To FACE, V. a. &■ v. i. gerabe ing ® ' ftc^t \ti)m, anfef)en; 2. gegeniibii fci)n, gcgenitber ftcijcn, gcgeiiiibet flcllen ; 3. f ecf entgegen gct)cn, S^rofe bieten; 4. ^cuc^eln, ftd) ucrflcUcn; 5. ti3cnben, umnjenben, nmbrc{)en, ftdi brel)cn ; (— about), ftd) unin.«cnbcn ; 6. mit einer Oberflad>c bcbedcn, be= Icgcn, bcHcibcn, befcfeen, einfaffen ; auffcijiagen ; to — a pair of sleeves, 2lnffci)lagc auf bie 3Iernicl fcfeen; tn — a coat, 5Iuffc^lage auffcfern ; to — a card, cine Jtavte umfcblagen; to — ihn enemy, bcm Scinbe bic (Stint (Spilje) bieten ; this window faces the street, bicfcg gcnflcr gcl)t auf bie StraSe ; to — one out or down, ctamS fed wicbcr Sentanb bcf)aupten ; to — out,nn»evfcI)amt (auc^ im eblcn Sinn, mutbig) bufd)fcfecn; to — out a lie, eine'Siige fefi be^auptcn, barin bf= barren ; to • — and out — the devil, fclbft bem S;eufcl troljbieteii. FACELESS, ailj. p^ne ®e|ld)t ; fig. \l\l = ccrfc^amt. FACET, s. T. bie W«cctte, (gefct)Iiffcne) me, J?ante, SRautc, §cjenflcin, SUpfc^op, 2llp= ftein. FAITH, s. 1. bcr ®laube ; 2. bie 5;rciie, Bufafie, ba« 2Bort; 3. bie ef)ve, 9ieb= lid)fett, aSabrbafdgteit; in— ,tiaun, bei mcinev Xv(n ; in good — , auf S;reU unb Olauben, bonafvle; in — whereof, sur 'Ben.m[)rt;citung biefeS; — ! auf@bre! upon my — ! beimei= ner ©^re, auf meiu SBort! to have (put) — in .'. . , ©laubeii beimeffen, 3i?ertraucn fe^cn auf . . . ; — breach, bic aSortbriid)igfeit, Srculoftgfeit. FAITHFUL {ain. — ly), adj. j. treU, gc= treu; 2. aufviduig, cl)rlid), vcbltd), wa^rf)aft, gcrotffeutiaft; 3.' gKiubig; — ness, s. bie Srcue ; 2lufricbtigfett; 3iebltd)feit, (Sbvlidjfeit. FAITHLESS, ai//. 1. uuti'eu, trcutoB ; 2. unglaubig ; — ncgs, s. 1. ber Unglau= be; 2. bie Untrcnc, Jtrculoftgfeit; ber aSen-atl). FAKE, s. A". T bte ^Biigt cines aufge= fd)t>ffeneu (riiub sufammengelcntcn) SaucS. FAKIR. F.\Quiii, s. ber Safir (tiirlifc^e U3ctfelmDnd)). FALCADE. s. Sp. E. bic Walcabc. FALCATED, adj. ftdjclformig, frumm. FALC.\TION, s. bie ,ft'vitmme. FALCHION, s. bcr 5|3allafdv Sabcl. FALCON, ,•?. 1. bcr (abgerid;tete) Salfc; 2. Oun. T. bie galfaune. FALCDNER, s. bcr galfcutcr. FALCONET, s. Oun. T. ba8 galfotiett. FALCONRY, s. 1. bic S'tlfeubcije ; 2. j^altncvct. FALDSTOOL, s. bcr Jtriniuitgsfctemcl, To FALL, V. ir. n. 1. fallen;" 2. ftufcn, abne^nifu, abfaHeii,tion Jtrciften fonts men, fd)mac^ wevben ; fd)reinben ; 3. im §Prcife fallen, abfdjlagcn ; 4. 5U= fallen ; 5. Ijefalien ; 6. fallen ober ge» ratben (— at, into, anf ober tu et* xoaS); 7. aufangcn, wcvbcn; 8. fid) creigncn, jutragcn; 1). gewovfen ivev= ben (von Sbiereu) ; to — aboard of a ship, j\r. T. mit etiicm Sdjiffe jufa'tu meu|toi)cn, aufcinanber treibcn; to — away, (rbfallcu; abue^mcu; nbma= gevn ; abtriinnig acrben ; untergc= ^eu ; to ~ back, juriicffallcu ; jurii(f= gcl)en, weid)en ; nid)t 2Bort bolten ; to — a crjmg, aufaugcn ju weincn ; to — a doing of soniethinfr. CtltaS an= faugea ; to — down, fallen, Hieber= fallen; cinfallen, einffufeu; .at. t. binunterfabrcn ober fcgcln, abfadcn, uiebcrtreiben; to — due, M. E. Dcr* fallen, jaljlbar mevben ; to — (run) foul of ... , ftd; reiben an .... senai* (feln mit (in)..,; to — foui ufxm one, ungcfiiim iibcr eineu hevfaUcn ; ■ to — from, abfallcn, faljren laffeu; t<» — in, cinfallen ; cintreten ; nari)gta ben, bciflimmeu, gcmdis banbelu ; ( — with t'uc harbour), .V. 7'. ciuKnifcn; ji/(/. T. fic^ \\\ aijeil^cn formivcn ; to ■ — in with the enemy, (mit bcm gctn- be) baubgeinein merben ; to — in at, bincill flcratl)en ; to — in love with . . . , jtc5 yerlieben in . . . ; to — in tears, ill 3:;t)rdnen auSbred>eii ; it falls in his gifts, cr ^at c§ JU acrgebcn, ju Ocrfl^eufcn; it does not — in my way, e§ Eommt mir nidbtoor; c8 gel>5ri nic^t in mein %ad) ; id) ftoge" itid}i bavauf, cS liegt mir fern; to — ic with , . . , 1. aiitveffen, fto^en auf . . .; 2. aniaubeu, anfommen ; 3.fi!mmeiij ein)limmen mit . . . , beipflic^ten ; to — into, nad)gebeit ; to — a note, Jl/ns. r. um eiucn' Xou (eine *Jiote) finfcn laffcn ; to — oir, l.flbfallen, bernntcr fallen ; 2. abgebcn ; 3. ablaffeu, nad)= iaffen, abfteben, aufgeben ; 4. aus= fallen (iwie in 9ied)iiungen) ; 5. ticii= ucn ; G. fiuaflevben ; to — off from a discourse, ba§ ®cfpvdc^ dnbcrn ; to — on, bariiber berfalien, anfallcn; to — out, 1. auSfallcn; vovfallen, fid) ers eigiien, jutragcn, gliiden ; 2. I)evau8i fallen; to — ■' out to, jufallen; to — out with one, mit ciuem jerfoUeii, ftd> mit i^m iibeiweifen, uneing luevben; to — over, iibcrti'cteu, (ju beni ©cgens tbeil) itbevgel)en ; to — short of, uicbt juveidjen, ju ivcnig fcwn, feblen, ta^ ©emicbt nidjt l)abeii; nidjt entfvrc= d)cn, fc^led^t auSfalleu; nid>t befvie^ bigen ; we fell short of provisions, CS fet)lte uus a\i Sicben^mitteln ; this fills sliort of your merit, bie|j iftjbvCU 33eibienftcn uid)taugcmeffeu; to — a sacrifice, jum Opfcr wcrbeii ; to — sick, frauf lucrben ; to — a.^ieep, ein= fd)Iafen ; to — astern, JV. T. bcillfc)'. (ba§ Sc^iff Jiad; bcm ^^intcrtbeile breben); to — to, aufangcn, uutev? iic^men, yorucbmcn ; to — to one's business, ftc^ an btc '.'Irbeit ma^en ; to — to pieces, jerfallen ; to — to the leeward, JV, T. untev belt 2Binb gcra* tben, ben 23ovtbeil beS aBinbeS »er= lieven ; to — tooth and nail upon a thing, vuig- "lit allcr ©ernalt (begie* vig) iibcr thvai bevfallen ; to — un- der, unter ctwaS fallen ; in ctauiS fal» leu ober gevatbeu, uutcr iWvai geb^* ren ; uuterliegen ; this fails under oui consideration, bte^ miiffcn ivir ill (5^ FALS ttnignitfj jteheii; to — upon, anfettuaS fallen; nu etoa« flof cit ; anfalleit; fcefallfii; yeifuc^eii; cvftitneit ; to — upon an expedient, auf Ctll 2}Jtttetfal= Icn, ftiincii, beuteit. FALL, s. i. ber Sail; 2. iaS %M(n, (giiifeit; 3. *3(bnel)mcn, bie S^cvvtm^c: riiiiij, bcr'4'll)fct)la!j(ber5pre'fe) ; 4/bie ^ciifuHii f^^^ 'Stimmc), bcv Sc^lu6= fall, Sc()luf!lauf, bte (Jaben?; 5. baS gibfalh-n; 6. Salleii ; 7. ^crbcvbeit; bci- Stui'j, S;ob, bie *J{teberlaije ; 8. yiu«muitbuni] (cineS StuffeS m btc See K. f. w); ber2Baffcvfall,aBaffer-- flurj, 2Baff«r(5u{i ; 9. 3lbl)ans}; 10. ber .^cvbft, baS •}Jfi, bcim Sliittevfall ; at the — of the moon, beiiii ahiii)m(n- bCtl 9)}onbe; JV. T-s. —of a tackle, fccr Siuifcr fiitcS XamS ; the ship has falls, ba« Scfeiff bat fetii ebeaes jjccf ; a fall! 5Iu«i'uf ber SBallftfcbfangn- (.(parpitnircr) sur volltqcu C^rtcguiig etncS ecrwunbetcu 28allftfcf)cS ; the — of man. bcr ©iiiibeiifall ; to get a — , anSglftten, fallen ; to give a — , tiicbenu'erfcn, umnjcrfctt, fliivjen, fal= Icn. FALLAaOUS {rulv. — ly"), adj. tritfl: Itc^, triigerifcii, tiiiifcfcenb, fopbiftircb; — ness, s bie S:vu9lid)Ectt, 5alff^l)cit, ©opbiflf^i. FALLACY, s. 1. bcr Sctrua ; 2. Xxwa- FALLiBiLiTV,*. bt€SeI)lbarfetf, Xviuu FALLIBLE (nde. — ly), adj. fc^lljar, triiflUci), irvti]. FALLiNO, luij. fallenb ; — axe. bie .ftpt^avt, iPaumart; — away, ber '31b = fall, btc "Jlbtviinnij^feit ; — down, baS gfiiebcrfallen, bcr gusfdll ; — home, JV. T.baS (Sini3cj|pgci!fe».Mi bered)tff«= bprben ; — in, bie 5?ci-ticfiinii, .6of)= le; — oir ber 51fcfall (;uv (Siinbc) ; j\^. r bas ©icren (-ilbfallen) eines ©<{)iffe§; — out, bie gjJi^beUigteit, ta§ i)JJifit»cr(!anbnijj; — sickness, bie fdllcnbc Siid)f. FALLOW, t adj. I. falb, fal}I, braun= flctb, blagrpti), rtelbli(^;2. brad; ; — hnck, ber 2)amf)irfct ; — deer, baS Sanimilc; bie 'I'ambirfdjful) ; — finch, bie SSctnbvpfTel ; n. s. bcr SBrarbacfcc ; — insr, s. baS 93rac^en, Stiir^cn ; — ness, s. baS ^ra^ltcr,tii, bte Unfvuc^tbarfeit. FALSf: {adv. — i,y), adj. 1. f.llfd), l!n= wabr; iiuricfctij] ; 2. fcblertjaft, fc^ticfit; 3. unrerf?'; itrti^iiltii^ ; 4. jjcnatlierifci), tveuloS, teuc^levifcfi, unvebiirl; ; — bray, Furt. bcr llnter= Wall; — coin — money, bie falfc^C 9)Jii«5c, ber 3?eifrt)taa ; — conception, bie ui;5eifinc ^eibeSfvuc^t (im evj^eu 3)^onatc ber Srfiwaiu^crfdjafn ; — dealer, bcr fatrdic'll^cufrf), Sctritgcr ; — facpd, t)end)lerifc| ; ' — fire, ba§ S3licffeiicr ; — hearted, (— heart), ffllfri), treufpS ; — imprisonment, bic auf Uiigrniib beriil}cnbc 93erbaftnel)= miing ; — keei, JV. t. ber lof? jlicl ; — muster, JUil T bcr 331illbC; — ijiiarter, .s>. K. bte Svaltc iin 5?fevbc= §iifc; JV r-.'.— stem ber aSprjlcycu; — tie. ba§ ^^iM-abrcbrecV ; — verses, fd)lcrf)tc 5Berfc. " ''ALSRHOOD, > J. bic Walfitbcit ; Un= PALSKNEss, S nmbrbcit, ?i^e, bcr SPctriu], gjcrrat^, bie 2:vcitlDfigfeif. FAi,SRTro, .'.itis. T bic Siftcl, giflcl= ftimnte pals:f;acle, adj ncrfalfc^bar. FALSIFICATION. .■>. i. bic 3Serfat= f«^;m3 ; 2. SJibertcgung. FANC I, I s. 1. ber ScrfSU i FALSmCATOR, PALSiFrER, J ictjer; 2. \;ii(]ncv To FALSIFY, v. a. ■.<;■ h. 1. vcrfalffbcn ; liigcu ; 2. bie Unric^tigEett eincr (Ba- c^e berocifen, ftc aiibcrlegcn ; to — one's faith, cincS 2:vcue ocvlcfecn. FALSITY, s. bic galfc^[)eit, 2itge ; ber 3rit^uni. r« FALTER, ». n. i- n. 1. ftranc^cln, flplpern ; tuanfen, tanntctn; 2. ftain= mcln, ftpttern ; anftp^en, jipcfcn; 3. feblen, ftc|) »erfippcn. FALTERING, s. 1. bic d(f)e, lln= iipUfommbeit; 2. ba8 \ 1. flrauc^clnb; 2. ftammelnb, mit (Stpcfen ; 3. mit dUtbi, ittiibfam. FAME. .^. 1. ber 3fiut)m ; 2. giuf, baS @eriid;t. I'o FAME, V. a. bcriif)mt mad)en, tu 9inf bringeu. FAMED, adj 1. Beriil)mt; Biclbcf})ro= c^en; ? bcriid)tigt. FAMELEiis, adj. unbcrii^nit. FAMILIAR, l. adj. (adv. — ly), 1. f)anS' lid); 2. »ertraulicft, ycrtrant, alhu= ucrtraut; .3. bcfaitnt; 4. leutfclig ; Iciest, ungejwungen ; n. .«. 1. bcr 55crtraute, fiaus'rreunb, ??reiinb; 2. ^auSgeift, Jtpbplb. FAMILIARITY, s. 1. bic 9Scrtraulid)= fcit, ber yertraiite Umgang ; 2. bic Ungciswuiigcnbcit, Srcilieit, @emein= inad)ung, genauc ^cEauutfc^aft; 3. 3ugani]Iid)fcit. To FAMILIARIZE, v. a.*i. »ertrauf, Pbcr genau mit ctn.iaS befannt ma= djen; Umgang l)abcn; 2. l)erab= jicfjeu. FAMILY, s. 1. bie Samilic, baS -^anS, >6au«rocfen, ©citube, bic,§an?gcnpf= fen; 2. ba« @cfd)led)t; bic !55at= tung, 9ht, @efammtt)eit (bcr ^flan= JCMgemddjfe) ; in the — way, fam. guter .goffnnng, ?. e. fd)mangcr; — mansion, baS (SrbgcbdubC; — tree, bcr Stammbaum ; —medicines, .<3aii«= mittel ; —vault. baS ©rbbegrdbnifj. FAMINE, s. bie .§ungergnptb. To FAMISH, V. 1. 7(. «crf)nngcvn ; ll. a. au«f)ungcrn; barbcn laffcn, scr= fd.imac^ten laffen'. FAMISHMENT, s. bie ^nngcrSnptf). FAMOUS (^rfo. —ly), ai/j. i. bcriU)mt ; 2. an^crprbcntlicf) ; 3. pffcnfnnfig; beriicfettg ; — ness, s. ber grope DJiif, bie S8eriit)mtbeit. FAN. s.l. ber Sad)fr, SBcbcl; 2. fycus crfadtcr; 3. ?^ittig ; 4. bie igdjroingc, aSannc; aBorffribaiifcl ; —cricket, bic SKeiTC, Sefbgiille; —light, cin balbrunbcg ('i::ad):=, @iebcl=, obcv 5 tf)nm. FANFARE, s. 1. bcr 2;vompcteniufd» J 2. bie ©rogt^nerei. FANFARON, s. bcr®rp|jfprcc^cr ; ©1= fenfreffcr. FAi^iFARONADE, s.bic ®rogfprcd)cret. FANG. s. bcr Sang, |)aner, .gunja^ii; bie J?laue. FANGED, adj mit .^aucm, mit Mhu" en ; fi^. bewaffnet. FANGLED, adj. new — , .fe. IICU CrfUJls ben, ncn gcbacfen, nenbacfen. FANGLiiss, adj. pl;iic .^aujdbne, ja^na IP'X FANGOT, .5. f— of silk), M. E. bcr S3aU Icn (rot}er Scitc, n. f. m.) F.VNION, s. Mil. T. bie Srofjfafiiie. FANNEL (Fanon), s. l.bic brcitc S^in^ beam linten -Jlnnc bc§ 3}Jeppriei1er3; 2.baS ^Paiiier. FANxNER, s. ber Jtprnft{)winger, 3Borf* Icr. FANNY, «. abbr. (fflV Frances) %X«n' ci«ca, Srdnjd)ert (Svaucnnamc). FANTASIA, s.Miis. T. bie S«ntajte. FANTASM, .?. bie giitbilbung, bs« .g)irngcfpinnfi, 3;rugbilb. FANTASTIC, ' } adi. i. FANTASTICAL (arln. — ly), 5 fattUv ftifd), tingcbilbct; 2. gviflenbaft, feltfam; aninberlid), launifc^, \nu ftdt, rcgcllos ; —ness, 5. bie fanta|!i= fd)e 5lrt ; ©villenfdngerei ; Scltfam^: felt; 9lbentfncrlid)fctt, ba« lauuif4^« ^KJcfeu; bcr 2Bantelinutl>. FANTASY, s. vid. Fancy. FANTO.M, 8. bic (Srfc^cinnng, H& ®c= fpcnfi; i!uftgebilb, ^trngcfpinnp; —like, gcfpenftig. FAQUIR, s. vid. Fakir. FAIL adj. ^- adu.wtit, fcrit, eiitfcnit; — oir. ivcit weg, entlcgen ; from — , niiS bergcrnc; by — , b'ei 2Geitem, urn 9L!iel; as—as, fp wcit al«, fo »:el, fo fern (ats), in mie wcit ; as — aa i hear, fo vicl, Pbcr fp mie id) bi?rc ; tiio day was — spent, C3 Wat fci^Plt fpdt am Sage; to carry too — , iibcrtreis ben ; — and near, or — and wide, nseit unb brcil allentt)albcn ; —other- wise, gaitj aniivS ; — aboat, stel mn ; — extending, JDcitgreifcnb ; —famed, tDcit beriibmt; — fetched, tveit l)ers gebolt, gffnd)t; —gone, iin-it wcg; —in jears, bod)bcja[)it, ffeinalt; — side, Sj>. E. bie recite Scite be« ditit' VfcrbcS, 11. f. \v. To FARCE, V. a. I. fiitlcn, anfilHeii ftppfen; 2. aiiiSbcbncn. FARCE, s. bie Sarce, US ^JJpffcnfpiel. FARCICAL {adn. — ly), ui/j. poffciU baft, nicbvig, fpinifdi. FARCIN, Faiuy, .«. bic ''Tidiibei'ev ^^ferbt. FARDEL, .«. baS sl^nnbcl, iCarfet, bi« Saft. To FARDEL, v. a t« 3:)iinbel biiibfn ; einpaden. 143 FASH FATE FAUL To FARE, v.n.i. fa{)ren, Gc^tn, xjfvvad)= ten ; 3. ba« 2aub baucn ; to — out, oerpar^tett. FARMER, s. ber 5?3af&tcr, ^padjtcr, ^etcr; — 's boy. tcr SBiiucr!iied)t. FARMING, .9. bev geltbait ;■ -utensils, ba« 2lcfergcratt)e. FARMOgT, adj. (im toeiteflett entferitt. FARNESS, s. bie Sfvtie, eiitferntiitg. FARO. s. ba§ Sarao= (Siiro=)fptcl ', — figs, ftciliaitifc^e (flciitc) ?^oii]eit. FARRAGINOUS, ailj. gcintfd)t. FARRAGO, s. baS ©eiutfd), Ocmettge. FARREATION, s. rid. Conparueation. FARRIER, s. 1. ber .§itffcl)inicb ; 2. 9Jo^av5t; — ',s pouch, bte 93efd)Iag= (ober 3Jagf[=)tafc^c ber .§uff(^iiiiebe. To F.4RR1ER, v. v. ^fcrbe cuvtreit. FARRIERY, s. I. ba« .^uffcfeiniebe; l)anbiuerf ; 2. bie Sfio^arjeitctfitiibe. FARROW, s. ber 2Bitrf ober baS gerJcI. .To FARROW, V. n. ferfellt. FART, .«. viiig- ctit aBittb, eine 93ta= l)ung, bcrSurj. To FART, V. n. wig. eitteti iffiittb gef)cit faffen, farjeit, fuvjen. FARTHER, To Farther, Fartuerance, Farthest, vid. Further, &c. FARTHING, s. 1. bcr gflrtbitig ; 2. /"•. etiDrtS UttbebeutetibeS, 3Be'rtf;Io= feS; farthings, pi. ^itpfergelb; — 's worth, fi'tr eiitcu3«rtf)ing, eitte StUU iiigfeit. FARTHINGALE, s. ber 3JetfrocF. FASCES, s. pi. bie Sa«ce«, 2ictor= Stcibe. FASCi.\, s. bte SSinbe, ber (Stretf. FASCtATED, adj. mtt eitier 33tnbe «m= toiiiiben. FASCIATION, s. s. T. ber Serbaiib. FASCICLE, s. ba§ Siiitbe;. FASCICUIAR. a(^. ill eiticiu 53iinbel. To FASCINATE, v. a. tesaubent. FASCINATION, s. bte ?3ejnuberititq. FASCINES, s. p/. jiw. T. bie (5ard)iiictt, -lattge) 9ki§biittbel=2BfIIen, iffiafett. To FASHION, V. a.l. bilbcti, formeit, fa^oiiircit; 2. Htobtfc^ »erfcrttgeit, bearbriten. FASHION, .-!. 1. bie (?orm, ©efialt, 5Irt; 2^ 3)?Dbe, Xxa^t • ber ©efcjniacf : 3. t=cbitttt; 4. 7'. bte g«5on ; S.iSttte, 3Ji Jiiier, ?ebeii§art ; 6. ;)?nttg, lafcti, fpatc5luflie&cn; a — lady, eiiie 9)fcbe-X)ame ; —party, eitt 3}JobC$irEel ; a place for — re-sort, ettl Drt fi;r bie feiite SSclt; — ness, s. iiiobifc^er Sr&mittf, ba« SDiObcnte, SSo^lanfiiiiibige, (gcbicflicte. FASHIONER, s. bcr btibet, arbeitct ; 3ufci;iteiber, ©cfliilter, Srrfertiger. To FAST, ». n. faftett; to— away, Ijill' toegfviftcu, utrc^ gaflett i»ertretbett. FAhT, 5. I. iia§ Saftetl ; to break one's — , frii[;ftiicfeii ; H. baS Sdnjffeil, Salt. FAST (adv. — ly), adj. 1. fcfl, Unbe= toegli(^, ^arf, ;tneiitncl)inbar ; 2. fc^neU, f;itvHg ; — and loose, »eran= berlidj,uttbeftaitbig ; uttreblic^, fc^eU mif^; to make — , 5Uinad)eit; — friends, ettgc (iittiige) gveuttbe ; — handed, fitrg, geijig ; to be — asleep, fcft fd)[nfet't ; a — sailing ship, eitt (Sci)tteUfegIcr ; a — sleep, eiti tiefer (5^I(tf. To FASTEN, r. I. a. I. fcfi ijtac^eit, be= feftigcit; fcft fatten; fefl juinacf)eu; tjcftcu ; Berctiiigeti ; fitteii ; 2. bei= bringeit, eittprageitj to — a crime u|)on one, eiiteii ettteS 2>erbrcci)ett§ befcfeulbigeu; to ■ — a blow, eiiteti (Sctilag bcibrittgen ; to— an obligation upon one, Scuiaiibeitt eiite 33erbiitb= lidifett rtitflejen; to — upon, aitf)ef= tcit, bcfc^ulbtgeit ; IL n. jtd) fcfi Ijillteil, ailfcfeeit ; to — at one's throat, ciiteti bet ber MdiU painx ; to — upon, tiac^ ctnjaS grcifcit. FASTENER, .5. ber 33efeftiger. FASTENINGS, s. pi. bte ^arft^ett, ®a- bcld)ett (ait njanEettgewadjfett). FASTER, s. bcr fafiet, iStelfaflcr. FASTIDIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. efcl; ei= gcit; »crac{)tcttb, fcbtuer jit befriebi= gcit ; —ness, s. bic flolje JBerac^tuttg, (Sigcii!)eit ; bcr Uebermitti). FASTIGIATE, ) adj. Sligcfpt^t, gipfcl= FASTIGIATED, S foruttg. FASTING, s. i}{iS gajtcn'; —day, bcr Safttag ; — gut,./7. r. ber leere Sarin. FASTNESS, s. 1. bte Bcftigfcit, (2tar= !e, @id)eri)cif, f^eft^ett; 2. ber fefie ^lufe, bie Scjle, Scftuttg. FASTUOUS, adj. ftolj, bod)tniit^ig. FAT (adv. — ly), adj. 1. fctt ; btcf, Vlunip; 2. blllltllt; 3. rctc^; to make — ,ina^'n; —face, (—letter, Tijp. T. ber ftavfe (fetle) (Sdjriftfegel ; —fed, wo^lgeinafiet; — font. Sp. E. bcr ju biinue -^uf bcr ^ferbe; -;-quarters, jv. T. ein l)intcn an ben Seitcn fet)r »oll gcbautc8(£d)iff; —strokes, tijp. T. vid. Full-strokes ; — witted, bicf= fopftg, bumin. FAT, .•!. 1. ba8 ^ctt; 2. Tiip. T. bcr (Sped J 3. (vat) bas gap, .bie ^ufe, ber ,KitbcI. To FAT, V. I. a. fctt ntac^en, iniiflen ; II. n. fett toerben. FATA MORGANA, 5. vid. Mibaoe. FATAL (d'Zn. — ly), oi/. 1. serbiirtgntg^ »oll, ucrfjiingt, iinsermciblici^, nptb= toenbig ; 2. ungliicflid), gefal^rlici, cerbcrblid), f)eiUo5, tobtfid), trau= rig ; — stroke, bcr 2;obeSfivci4. FATALISM, s. bcr gatali«mu8 (bic SJcfcre »oin urtyennciblid)cn © chief = fal.) FATALIST, s. bcr gafalifi. FATALITY, > s. 1. bie Sorl^crb-cfiims FATALNF.SS, S mii"g ; ba« ititocvmcibs Iift)e (Sr^idfai, ^crbangniB ; bie Unsennciblidifcit ; 2. baS Uttgcmad), 9JJifjgefcl)iitUngl!icf, bfruugiiicflidjc 3iifaU ; 3. bag ®efabr»olle. FATE, .0. i. ba« (Sd)tdfa[, ®efd)td=, bic (2d)icfmti^, bn? 33eil;(ingnip ; 2. ber Xoi, baS §8crbetbcu --.ingt, beflimmt, on«erfctjcit. FATHER, .s. 1. ber aSafer ; 2. Srjeu^ ger; '£d;5pfer, Ur^ebcr, 5lUuater; 3. yibn^err, ©tammoater ; 4. bcr, tvclctjcr »;itcrlic^ gegen Scmaiib ge^ ftnnt ifl; 5. ber cfjranirbige alte Mam ; 6. $atcr ; ,8 irc^e'ituatcr : fathers, pi. bie 58oraUcrn, aSDrfal;ren, jlir^cnciitcr ; father-in-law, bcr (Sc£)toiegeryater; — like, \vk ein 2Sa= tcr, Dciterlid) ; —lasher, bie Soiincr: h-iUe, 2Bolfafe, bcr JDJecrfforpion. To FATHER, v. a. i. ftc| Jl"" 33atcr betcnncit ; 2. an ,^tube« Statt atineh= nicn, obpptireu ; to — upon, bciincf= fen, SUfc^reiben ; she fathers her child upon another man, ftc gicbt cincU 'M' bcrn jum SSater att. FATHERHOOD, s. bic SSatcrfc^aft. FATHERLAND, s. baS Siaiib unfcrcr SBorfafircn, aSaterlaitb. FATHERLESS, adj. SatcrloS. FATHERLiNESS. s. bic Siatcrlicbc ; »;iterlid)e 3artltd)fett. FATHERLY, ojlj. & adv. SatcrltC^, bc= beforgt, jartlic^, toic ein 2?ater. FATHOM, .•;. 1. ber gabcn, bie Jllaftcr, bag ;bie) ?ad)ter; 2. fg. bie einftd)t, Jlicfe, ber (5d)arfftnn; jv. t.-s. — line,bie?ot6Ieine, Senfleine ; —wood, Jlcile, untcr nnb swifcften bie gaffer jn legeit, Stanijbljcr; JlIaftert)oIj, 58reunl)or5. To FATHOM, 11. a. 1. Ulllf [aftcm ; 2. errcid)cn, crgreifcn; 3. ergritubcn, eillbringen ; I ci?3lid)fcit. FEAST, .». ber ©d^maiig; ba§ ®afl= inal)l ; ?5fcft ; —rile, baS Seftvituat ; bie ®a)linal}(ftttc. T^ FEAST, 7-. n. <<■ a. 1. fd)maufcn, :praffcn (— (m, son) ; 2. vrad)(iioll be= n.nrt[)cit, fpcifeu, nntcr&alten ; 3.fii-f) giit(id) thun (— upon, mit) fid) wci= ben, crgo^cit (—on, upon, an). FEASJ'ER, s. l.bcr (Sd)ntaufcr. SJ?raf= fer, Sc^njcfgev ; 2. 5^canvtbcr. FEASTFUL. adj.l. fcfliid^, frij^lic^ ; 2. frfjiuelgerifd;. FEASTiNt;. ... bcr S($ma««; bie ©ffemaufcrci ; —penny, baS 51ngclb, •Sanbgclb. FEAT, .9. 1. bie X^at, .6clbcnt^at; 2. bas Jluuflftud. FEATEOUs, a'/j. + fiuber, nett. FEATHER, ... I. bie Weber; 2. /,«-.bie 9lrt, bcr Sdjiag, bn« @clid;ter; 3. Sp. E. fteife .(5aarc (ber 5>fcrbc) ; 4. ber Wcbcvfac^cl ; 5. bic Sicvbc, bcr leere Sitct ; birds of a — rwiii) nock togetlier, ©leid) uftb ®lcict) gcfcllt ftct) gcru: I am not of thr.t — ,prov. id) bin ui(tt »on biefcr 9lrt; plume of feathers, bcr Scbcrbufd); feather- bed, ba«5i-bfrbctt; —broom, bcr (5c= bcrbeffu; ^^kbenoifd) ; —driver, bej ?vebcrftaubcr; —edge, bie biiuncre eeitc (cine« 53vetteS) ; —footed, an bcii giijifu btficbcvt ; —grass, baS ?it- bcrgrns; -less, feberlo3, unbeftc= bcrt ; iiadt : — lessness, bie «?cbciio= figfcir, Sfiiliftfjcit; —maker, ber ^es . bcrfft)miirfer ; -shag, ciuc ^Jlvt 5|3(iifd) ; —seller, bcr ^cbcr^iiublcr, gcbcrftaus bcr. To FE.\TnER, r.a. 1. itiitWebcm fd)ntii= deit, ober fiillen ; Ceficbcvn ; 2. bc= rcid}cvu ; crtjcbcn; vrunten ; 3. Sp. K. tretcn (yon ^afcncn) ; to — one's ne.st, co'. fcin ©c^afdjcn fdjcren. FEATHERED, adj. gcficbcrt, bcficbert; befliigclt; he is well — , vui)r. cr l)at fic^ ixnebcr erfiolt, ftfet rciebcr warm ; —game, j^Cbcrivilb. FEATHERLY, adj. feberii(;nlic^, fc= bcrid)t. FEATHERLY, adj. fcbcrtg, geficbett (feber-) Iciest. FEATLY, adi^. artig, faubcr, nett, gc- n^nubt f». ii.) FEATNESS. s. bie Saubcrfcit, '>S\tU tigfcit ; ®eivaubf^eit (lu. it.). FE.VTURE, s. 1. bcr 3iig (int ®eftd)t, gewiU}nIii-{) im pi.), bie @efid)t4bil= bung ; 2. ber ,)?i.irverbau. FEATURED, n'// gefoCUlt ; al)uticft ; fa compos: \\\ — , ijii^lid;; well — , tVOt)I gebilbct. 7'u FEAZE. V. a. nuSfafcit, aufbricfcln. FEBRIFACIENT, I ,. a 1 FEBKiFio, ■ ^"'^•f'rt'cwseugenb FEBRIFUGE, \. s. baS ^ictcrmittcl; IL adj. giebcr ycrtreibeub. FEBRILE, adj. ftcberifd), ficbert)aft ; — action, bie ^licbcrbcrocguug. . FEBRUARY, s. bcr (^cbruaV, .<5or;!Jiniv FECES, s. pi. 1. bicv^efcn, ber Safe, 33obcnfafe; 2. 2hieaMiif, Uuratb, .ftotl). FECULENCE (— cy),.9. baS .fjefigf, Un= rciuc; bie Jpffcu, ber ilobcnfa'i; bas (Scbiammigc. FECULENT, adj. 1. bcfig, uitrcin; 2. efe[[)nft, nsibrig. FECUND, a!j. frud)tbar, jcngungg* fal)ig. To FECtTND.\TE, v. a.' fi«d)tbar lua* d)en, bffi'iid)teu. FECUNDATION, s. bic 'Jviiditbarmar d)ung, 33cfruc^tung. To FECUNDiFY.c. n. bffrud)ten (w.ii.) FECUNDITY, s. bie Sruc^tbartcit. FEDERAI-, adj. bunbc^uiafjig ; — citj, Jim. bie 33nnbe«fiabt, bic Stabt Wast> ingion, — rights, Siinbc§gcbriiihi)e. FEDERALIST, ... .^m. bcr ^iiberalift 9lnl)angcr ber gouftitutirn (bcr U5er- ciuigtcu Staatcu yon iJ'Jorbaiiifrifa) FEDERATE, adj. ycrbuitbcii, cer- biinbet. FEDERATION, s. bie QJcrbiinbung, bet SBunb. FEDERATIVE, adj. Bcrtragfdjficge.itb JU 33tiubuiffeu bcrccl)tigt, yom (iiu SBunbc. FEE, s. 1. ba§?eben, 2ef)ngut; C?igen= t!)nm; 2. bie sjBclo^iiuiig, ik'ja^- luug, ba3 .^onorar, bcr (Sbvcufolb (bcr *.}Jbyocaten, dlerjte u. f. n.) ; (®cvid)t0:) ®ebii()ren ; 3. bie 2x>or= tetn, 9?ebencinfiinftf ; ba« Sriiif:: gelb; —farm, baS (SrbjjiuSlcfjeit; to iioid in — farm, JU Sefccu l)aben ; — simple ( — absolute), baS Srcilcbcu ; — conditional, ( — tail', tas eiugefd)raiiftc Setjen ; — tailgeneral. baS iljaitiilcijen ; —tail special, bag 3Bcibcv(c()cii. To FEE, V. a. i. bc^al^Icit, bfiofincn, l)OUorivfu ; befolbcu; 2. bcftcdjcu erfaufcn; 3. inietbcu. FEEBLE {ride. — ly), adj. fd)n3fld), mfltt, fraftloS ; _ — minded, gciftcSffbiyacb ; uubeflaubii^ ; — nes.s, s'. bic ben aii...), fr'^ffcu, c)Teu, Icben; 2. nidftcn ; fctt(birf) >yerbfu; to — upon herbs, uon.Hrdutfvu Icbcn ; to-^ hiqli, ivobl (l)od), bcrrlid;) Icbeit. FEED, s. ba« gutter, bieaBcibc; ^ah^ rung, Jtoft ; MH. T. bie ^fcrberation. FEEDER, .«. 1. bcr <5iittcrer, (?rudt)rcr ; 2. (i5f|>r; 3. ^hirei^cr, (Srmuutcrcr. 5lnftifter; d.ijnty — . bag i^cderniQul; greedy — , bcr ^iclfra^ ; high — , CCI 145 FELL FENC PERM 8«t IcBt, jern was ®ute« i^t, ©ouvs ntaib FEEDING, s. bie SBcibc; ©jjcife ; high — , bits aBo^lleben, bic Sccfcrbiffcn. . 7b FEEL, ». jr. a. 4- n. 1. fut)lcil, ein= Vftnbfii; 2. leibeu; 3. Befii^len, Iie= taftcit, beijrfifcii, aiifu()leti; 4. ft(^ ful)Ieu; 5. cinfcbcn, njtffcit; it foels soft, e« fii^t fic^ wetcb on; to — confident, ubfcseugt fejVn; to — for (after) . . . , fii[)lcii, fiiv, m^ . . . (ct- WaS) ; I— for her, ftC baucvt luic^ ; to — hurt, fid; lielctbigt fii^lfii. FEEL, s. ba« (>Jlu=) Sithlcn, ©eful^t ; it has a soft — , cS fut)It ftcl) wcicb an. FEELER, 1. s. siiiff. b«i- 5u()leiibe; 2. — s, s. pi. bic Su^lprner. FEELING, I. a/J. 1. gefu[)I»on ; 2. vii^rcnb, Icbf)aft ; U. s. baei Siibten ; @ffiil)l- FEELINGLY, arfc. Itttt Ocfiifel, fiibU I)ot; — alive to, fc^i" eui^faugltc^ fiir. FEET, s. (pi. ypit Foot) bie 5ii^c. FEETLESS, adj. 0&tIC-gii§e. To FEIGN, 17. a. 1. crbid)teit; 2, ftc^ ftellen, fl)un, nl« ob . . . ; to — iiou- ness, ftc|) ^Ctlig ftelktt ; feigned purchase, bcr (SdjCillfaitf; feigned treble, bcf 5)i8cant biirc^ bie 5iftcl ; feigned voice, bie Siftcl. FEIGNEDLY, «d«. crbic^tet, falfc^lic^, DcrfteUtcr SBeife ; }um (2ct)cine. FEIGNEDNESS, s. bie ©vbtdjtung, bcv 93ctriig. FEIGNER, s. bcv (f fbic^tcr ; Ofeipner; J^euc^ier. FEIGNING, s. brtS erbif^tctt, bic 93cv= flellung, iJift; —ly.ado. ycrftclU, li= ftifl- FEINT, s. 1. bic aSevftcIIuitg ; 2. r. (im Sedjtcn) bie gttite ; Jik r. bci ©djcinangviff. FELDSPAR, .?. ber (Jclbfvati). 75/ FELICITATE, v a. 1. tcglilrf Clt ; 2. @iiicf njiinfcf)cii. FELICITATE adj. bcgliicft. FELICITATION, k. bic @Iii5roiin= feeling, ber ®(ii(fmuiif^. FELICITOUS (adf. — ly), adj. gliicf= FELICITY, *. bie ®Iii(f feligfcit. FELINE, mlj fa^Cltavtig;' — family, ba^ J?afecugcfc^lccJ)t. FELIX, s. Seltj; (aJIanii^namc). FELL, L adj. (ada. — y), graufailt, blutgtevig, unmcufci)Iid) ; grimmig, luilb ; IL s. baS Sell {je^t faft itur IIOC^ in compos.) ; — monger, bCV Jtiirf(^uer ; —wool, bie SlotmoUe, 33lutroDUc ; — wort, ber gnjian. To FELL, V. a. 1. fallen, uml)aiicn; umwerfen, \rerfcn; 2. faumen, etn= fauntcn ; cinnafjen ; to — down, ju 93eben luerfe n, niebcrmerfen. y-ELLER, s. ber (Jjoljjfallcr. ?ELLIFLUOUS, adj. gallfiict)tig. FELLNESS, s. bic ©raufaiuEcit, aBilb= beit, SButb. FELLOE, vid. Feli.y. ,^Ei,LO\v s. i. bcr ®cf;ibrfe, ©cnog, SO^itgenoi 'Bnibcr, 9lmt«gcnof), gol= lege, baS9JJitglicb; 2. bcr, bic, baS ©le.icbc, ctns'uon jmci 1)ingcn, >tjcl= (be cin ^aar auSmacbcii ; 3. bcr Mtx\, ^nrfcbc, ©cfell (ini guten unb bofen (Sinn) ; — 'of a college, bcr (JoUcgiat; he has not his — , cr {)at iitct)t feincS ©Icic^en; to be fellows. jufamnien gcbcrcn; two shoes that are not fellows, jwei nnglctitc (5d)n= ^e ; a good — , cin giitcr Jtcrl ; Infti= ficr ^rnbcr, mi. fiDelc« .^ana, cine fibcle^Saiit; (Wh- obcv 9lcben=, in tempos.) — citizen, bcr 50Jirbijrgcr ; — commoner, bcv ©cnpf;, 2!ifcl)gc= M\, ; (auf bcr Uniycrfitat jii G^aiit: 146 bribgc) 3JJitcoI(cgiat; —countryman, ber ;^anb§ntai:n ; — craft, bcr Srci= maurcr=@efcll ("Jreiinaurer im jroci: ten @rabe); — creature, baS SJtcben; gcf^ovf, bcr SfJcbcnmcnfd) ; ?i;ici)= ftc ; — debtor, bcr aRttfcbutbncr ; — feeling, baS 2)Zttgcfiil)l ; — guest, ber aJiitgafl; — heir, bcr 2)2itcrbe; — helper, bcr ©cbiilfcj — labourer, bcr SRitarbcitcr ; — lodger, bcr ^awi-, gtnbcu= obcr 3Banbna(bbar ; — maiden, bic ©cfpiclinn, ©cfabvtinn; — passenger, bor S^cifegcfiibrtc; — prisoner, bcr gjjifgefangcnc; — ruler, be: 2)Jitrcgent; — scholar, (or school — ), bcr SDJitfc^iilcr; — servant, ber ©icnfigcnop; — souiier, ber .itriegS: gcfafjrte ; — student, ber 2JJtt|iu= bent, Ac. T. (fommilifon ; — sub- ject, ber 'DJitnntcrtban, i.'aub*mann; — sufferer, bcr ScibcnSgCUOB ; — traveller, bcr 3(cifegefd^rte; — writer, ber 5ur felhcn 3cit, obcr iibcr benfel= ben ©cgcnfianb fcbrcibt. To FELLOW, V. a. ;inarcn, ftt^ ^tf^tn, glcicb fci)n (W. ii.). FELLOWLIKE, adj. frcunbfc|aft(ic^, briiberlicf), coUcgtalifcf). FELLOWSHIP, .^.'l. bic ©cfcllfc^aft, 33erbinbnng, ©emcinfcbaft, @enyf= fcnfcbaft; 2. bcr Umgang, bie ®cs fcUfct)aftIic{)!cit ; 3. StcUe cincS 6o[= legiatcn; /„ r. (JoUegiatiir ; good — , bie .gcrjcusbriiberlicbfcit, ba« (icf)welgen ; rule of — , bie ®cfcU= fc^aftSrec^nung, @cfellfcl)aftircgcl. FELLY, s. bie Sclgc, 3iabfclge. FELO-DE-SE,.?. L. T. bcr ScltittmiJvbev. FELON, L .5. 1. L. T. bcr g3crbrccl)cr, 3)tiffetf)atcr, Staatsocrratfjcr ; 2. s. 7'. ba« iBcingcfcljmiir ; li. ndj. 1. grau= fain, grimniig, unmcuf^lio) ; 2. ycr= vatf)crifc^. FELONIOUS (adn. — ly), adj. UerbtCs ^crifc^, bSolic^, gottloS; ucrrat|)e= rifcb, trcnloo. FEiX)NY, s. /.. 7". bic (^clonic, baS Xo= begyerbrcc^cn. FELT, .. T. bic 33crbciratl)ctc, (^bcf'^tw; — sole, L. T. bie ^ebigc, Unycrbcivatbctc. FirMiNALlTY, s. bie aSci61id)fcif. FEMININE, odj. wciblid), tocibift* ; — gender. Gram. T. baS gcmiuinunt. FEMORAL, adj. ju bcn .giifteu gc[>ij= rig ; — arteries, bic .giiffabcrrt. FEN, s. bcr (Snmvf, ba« fWoor, SlJarfcblanb ; — berry, bic 9>Jop«= beerc ; — ,bo£n, im (Snmpf crjcugt ; — cress, bie (SMimpffvcffc ; — cricket, bcr (frbfrcb?, gfjcihynvni, bic (Srb= grille, aiScrre ; — duck, bic S)?opr- ente ; — fowl. baS Sumpfgcfliigcl ; — land, baS aJJai'fc^Ianb ; —lentils, SBaffcrr ebcr SDJecrlinfcu ; — men, bie aJJarfd)iiit'.bcr ; — sucked, im (Sumvfc erjeugt, im <2umpfc gcbo= ren, im Sumpfc crsogcn. FENCE, s. 1. baS ®ct;iige, bteltmsaus nung, ltnn)fablung, (Sinfiiebtgnn.^ bcr '3aun, ba§ (gtacfcf, ber ^attcn= janu, bie 5^cfe|liguitg, Hi Slnjjcn^ lycvf, 9)Jancr, bcr drbwaU ; 2. bit Sidjcrbcit, bcr Sd)n§ ; bic ®rcnjc, bcfcftigte ©renjc; 3. baS (5cd)tci»; bie gccbtfnml; — of paics,bie -^alli: fabcn, *)3fal)Iung; — month, Sp. e. bie -fiagc^eit, (gc^jcit To FENCE, I), a. &■ n. 1. einbitgcit, ciiu jcinncn, nmjaunen, iirnvfaiilcn, cin= fricbigcn ; 2. bcfcftigen, ftdjcrn, fd)ii= ^cn, vertl)cibigen, ficb fd)ii(5en, ycr^ Jval)rcn ( — out, wibcr) ; 3. fe^ten ; to — off, ab!t)cf)ren, ab^altcn ; fenced up, eingcjannt. FENCEFUL, adj. fcbii|ienb. FENCELESa adj. uncingcbagt, pffcn. FENCER, s. ber ged)ter, gcd)tmciftcr. FENCIBLE, I. a,ij. wai ycrtl)eibtg( njcvben fanii, fd)ii§bar ; ii. fencibies, s. pi. 2Scbrl;afte, ,ih:ftcnrocbrmanncr (9lrt '3l'\\\i obcr Sanb»cl)r bcr ncu= cm 3ett). FENCING, s. 1. baa (5tnbagcn ; 2. Secbtcrt , — foil, bnS 3iappicr ; — gloves, Sccbtbanbfdjnhc ; — master, ber Scctjtmcifter ; — schooi.bie 8"ccbt= fcbule ; bcr gccbtboben. To FEND, ». I. a. abhattcn, abrceb= ren, fi^ »c6rcn ; to — oir, abweb' ten, abbnltcn, auSparircu ; to — a boa,!, js-". T. cin i^pot ypr bem '^tx^ fcbmettcrn aw Selfcu, pber an bcn ©citen cineg Scl)iffe8 ftd;cni ; H. «. bispi'tircn, fiveiten. FFJiDER, s. 1. brt§ f^cncrgattcv, fctc <2d;n&p[attc, Jitaminftiilpc, bcr *I>dv= fetter ; 2. jV. t. baS (2d)n1jbrctt ; bcr gofd;bprb ; — bolt, jv. T. cin ,«ppf= bpljcii; — s, pi JV. T. SKeifbiiUct, SBurficu unb SBielcn jum 5Ui6l)an= gtn. FENERATION, s. icr SSurljcr, ®c»tjiuii. FENESTRAL, adj. gcnftcr bctrcffcnb. FENNEL, s. bcr gcncbclii — flower, bcr {a.^ acii. FERRETER, s. ber Srcttjdger; 2)iu-cl)= fucker; 33erfol(jer. FERRIAGE, s. baS Ucberfa|)r(5c[b, Sabrgclb, ber gdljrjoU. FERRUGINOUS, alj. 1. cifcilbalfig ; 2. cifcnfarbig ; — colour, bie G'ifcu= farbc. FERRULE, s. 1. bic 3>»i"(]e, bcr 93c= fc^Iag, uiitcrc 9liiig (ait ciiicm (Srijf, .Ocff' Sto(f, u. f. lu.) ; 2. T. bie ;i)iei)roUe (ber Ubrma(l)cr). FKURY, s. 1. bie 5'dbve ; 2. ber Drt bcr ?vdf)re ; baS ?^dbrt)au« ; 3. L. t. basgd^rred)t; — bont, fcicSd^rc (baS gahrjeiig) ; — man, ber gd^rmaim. To FERRY OVER, v. a. ^ n. llhtV fatjreii ; iiberfctjeit. FERTILE, adj. frudjtbar, retdl (— of, tn). FERTILENESS, ? s. Hi 5ritcftlbarfcit, FERTILITY, 5 bcr Ucbcrfliif!. To FERTILIZE, r. a. be[rucl)tcil, f ruc^t* bar mac^eii. FERULE, s. bie Si\ltl)(. To FERUI-F„ V. a. bit 31utf)c jjebeit, fiicbtclit, jiid^tigeii. FERVENCY, «. bic .gi^c, ®hit, 3n= bruiift, bcr Cfifcr. FERVENT (oflo. —hx). adj. bcij), bi= ^tg, ((liibeiib, f)cftig, iiibruu^ig ; mit SiiiiirtEcif, »oU SfJiibruitij. FERVID, adj. gliibciib, jicbcub, I)ei{); ^i^ig, bcftig, cifvig. FERViDNESS, s. bic .0i^c, ,§eftigfeit, 2eibeiifci)aft, bcr (Sifcr. FERVOUR, s. bie ^i^e, Sitbrunji, ber (Sifer. FESCENNiNE, I. s. baS crottfc^e (wpI= liifiipic) @cbi^t; If. adj. erctij"^, wolliiilig. FESCUE, s. bcr ©riffei (jiim ?cfcti= lci)rcn). FESELS. s. ;,/. bcr Svclj, ©iiifcl. FF£SE, s. u. T. bic SSiubc, bcr ^alfeit. FESTAL, adj. fcftlic^. To FESTER, r. n. fdjiudrcit, citcrii. FESTIVAL, I. ndj. fcftUd; ; II. s. bcr i5-cfttai], 3al)rcshig. FliSTiVE, adj. fcillid), frobtid). FESTIVITY, s. \. bie^cftlid)feit, ?ufl- bavfcit, bag jjeft; 2. bie greube, Svijblid)feit. FivSTivous, Lllinve ailbc= belt, ober aiifaiigeii, iiibcm man ?af (2i?affcr) »oit cbcit biiiciiigictjt ; the pump is fetched, bic -^Jumpe fa^t ; to — again, luictcrbvtiigeu ; ficb crbo= Icrt (a'icbcr jii fici) fclbft fonimcii) laffcn; to — avvaj-, njcgbolcii, meg= tragcii ; to — down, bci'ii'ttfi-' bolf »; briiigeu, ubcr riifcu ; fig. bemitthi= gcit ; to — in, Ijcrciii Vp'fit, I)ereiii briitgeit ; to -j- off, wcgbolcit, iceg: bringeit, ii'cgfdjaifcit ; abjicbeii, eii.t= fiibi'cii ; abfiibveii ; abforreni, nbnu fell ; to — out, bciMii^ bpli-'"/ l)fiMii5= briiigcil ; bcraiislorfcii ; to — over, I)criibcr briiigcii, bcciibcr bolcii ; to — up, bei'rtiif l)olcii, bcrauf bviiigcit; ciul)olcu; u. ?(. fic^ fd)itclt beu'cgcu ; to — about [v. n). bcruiit irrcii ;' fid) fd)iiell wcnbcii (njic bcr SBiiib jur See). FETCH, . .?. ber Scbcugmann, FEUDATORY, S iUafuH ; Scl)cuSyer= jcic^uer. FEUDIST, .?. bcr ?el)cnrcd)t«funbige. FEUILLAGE, s. bag Saubrocrf. FEUILLEMORT, .<:. bag sBriiungcIb (wie bag Saub bciin illdttcrfall),'58[dtter= grau. FEVER, .•!. bag /Sicbf r ; — cooling, MC Siebcrbilje milbcrub; — root — wort), bie Siebenuurjcl ; — sick, fie= bcrfraiiE ; — weakened, burc^ Bit'ber gefd)Wdd)t ; — weed, vid. Eryngo. To FEVER, V. a. Qicbcr vcrurffld)cu ; fevered, woitt Sifbcr burd)fct)iittc(t. FEVERET, s. bag Stcbcrd)cn (u. ii.). FEVERFEW, s. bag Sicbcrfraut, a)iut= tcrEraut. FEVERISH, a'lj. i. pebcrbaff; bag %t- ber babcub; 2. bcip, gliihctib; ^. mx^ beftdubig ; — ness, «. bie 5icberbaftig= fcit. FEVEROUS, \ adj. bug gicbcr Iiabcitb ; FEVERY, S ficber()aft. FEW, adj. Weilig ; Wciligc ; a fsome) — , einige (aBeuige), iiid)t aSicfe, FEWEL vid. Fuel. FEWER, comp. (SOU Few) IVCUtger, miuber. FEWNF»s,s, s. bic 3Setiigfcit. To FIANCE, V. a. ocrmdlileu. FIAT, s. ^ct $3efcbt : e§ lucrbe, eg ge< fcbcbc ; — in bankruptcy, bcr ^auf' ■ rottbefebl. Fiii, s. bie (f(eiiie) Siige, Siute, baS 3}id^rd)en ; to tell one a — , ciucui ct= was aufbiubeii. To Fiii, V. n. liigcn, etroag (Sinteu) sormad^cii. FIBRER, s. bcr Signer. FIBRE (Fiber), s. .S. ^ B. T. bic gibct, Safer, bcr Sabcii. FIBRIL, «. bie tleiue Siber, ba§ Sd» fcrd)eii. FIBROUS, adj. fibcrig, faferig. FIBULA, s. Ji. T. bag aiJabenbeiii. FICKLE (adv. — ly), adj. flattcvf)aft, manfclmiitbig, uncntfcl;loffeu, uube= ftdnbig, ijcrdnbcrlicb ; lcid)tfiiinig; — ness, s. bic Slatter{;aftigfeit, SBaii^ fcliiiiitbigfeit, bcr aBanEclmutf) ; Scid)tfiiiii. FICTILE, adj. tboitcm, trbcii. FICTION, s. bie (Srbid^tuug, Siige, Unn)abrl)eit. FICTITIOUS (adv. — Ly), adj. 1. erbtC^= tef, allcgorifd) ; 2. iiarbgemad)t, gc= fdlfc^t; —ness, s. bie (Srbic^tung. FID, .?. JV. T. bcr Spi^floif/ ?lagcl; ber ^iiitt'Iocbgpfropf. FIDDLE, s. bic ®etf "- (Vicbct ; — upon tlie bowsprit, JV. T Hc >Badeii obcr Si>iolineu beg !i3ugfprietg; —bridge, bcr ©cigcnftcg; — case, ber a^Jioliu^ faftcti ; — dock, ber ©cigenann^fcr ; — faddie, ?m'>;. 5P(H.i^>erIavap, bic Sav= pcrci, Jileiuigfeit, Jtiubevpoffen ; — pegs, bie Seitcuioirbct ; — .stick, bcr Sibclbogen ; — string, bie a^ioliu- faitc; —wood, bag ©cigcnbolj. To FIDDLE, V. n. 1. ftcbclu, gcigCU ; 2. tdnbclu. FIDDLER, g. ber ©eigcr, S^jiclmaiin. FIDEJUS.SOR, s. L. T. ber 53iirgc, @c- rodbrgiiiaun, (fa^eut, FIDELITY, s. bic S:rcue; 3f?cblid)feif. < FIDGE, \ V. n. (— about) ill be* I FIDGET, 3 ftdnbigcr (jwerflofer) 93civcguiig (unru^ig) fel)ii, vu/g. unis bcv fidnfircii. FIDGET, ,•?. bic (jlvcdlofe) ®efd)dftig= fcit, Ulirubc ; he has got the — s, valg. er faun uie rubig fcS)n. FIDGETY, adj. ra|tlog, ungebiilbi(j_. FIDUCIAL (mlv. — ly), adj. JU0er|tC^t= lic^; obne 3n'fifcl. FIDUCIARY, 1. s. L. T. bcr 5)cVofttniarfd)aH ; —mouse, bie Sclbmang ; ber ,§anifter; —officer, bcr Stabgofficicr; —piece, bag gclb^ fiitd; — prenchcr, bcr Sclbprcbigcr; —room, bcr frcic ^U\% ; wcite 3flaiiiii, Sptclrauni ; Unifaug ; — sfiorts bic 3iigbi'crgnitgungcii ; — stati; bie Biinfe* rut^e, ber 3iii't'fi'-'rf; —victory, bet 147 To' FIGU FILL FIND im Selb erfo^tcne ©ie0; — work, bic ijclbfc^aiisc ; fields, piMi ®cft[be. "lEND, «. bcv (bofc) jycinb, Uufeolb, ilciifcl; bic Suvic; — fui, adj. tcuf- lifc^; —like, adj. bostjaft, gvaufant, ycrnic^t. ••JERCK (ad,). — ly^, adj. JOVntg, JVilb, gvimmtg wiit^cnb; gtroaltig, t)eftin, angcftiim ; — minded, tuiit^enb, boS- l)aft; — ness, s. bie aSitbfcfit, SButf), bcr ©rimrn, bic Slutbiivftigfeit ; bcr Ungeflitm. l-IERl FACIAS, s. L. T. bfV SBufljie; ()Uttg«bcfe^l. ITERINESS, s. bic .^ifec, baj Scucv; etc Sd)civfc, .t5cftigt{tt. FIERY, nrfj.fcurijj ; l)cip; t^iitig, '^ifeig, bcfttg ; ja^JOVllig ; — nature, bCV ^'\%- folpf; — red, feiltlTOtl); — trial, bic Scuevprpbc; — torture, bic 5eucr= marter. riFE, s. bie Ducv^ffiff ; — fails, Jv. r. fie 9iegelingeit aiif ber (2ci;au5e unb .Siitte. To FIFE, V. n. fluf bcr Gucvvfcifc blafcit. IIFER, s. ber 5pffifev, iHurv^jfcifer. FIFrEEN, adj. fiiufjcbu. I'lFTEENTH, adv. bCf, bif, baS gljuf^ i(cl;iite. CiFTH, I adj. bcv, btc, baS Siinfff ; H- .?. 1. ba« "giiiiftfl; 2. j)/«.s-. r. bic Diiiittc. FIFTHLY, oOT. fiinftcuiS, 511m fiiiifteu. FiFriETH, adj. bcv, bic, ba^ Siiiifjigfic. FIFTY, atij. fuilfjig. FIG, s. 1. bie gfige; 2. bcr Scigcii^ baum ; 3. sp. e. cine 5}>ffVbcfvanE= bcit ; not a — , fam. nici)t cilKlt 513fif= ffvling; — apple, bcr Scigcuapfei; — gnat, bic Scigeuflicgc; — leaf, Wi 'Sctgcnblatt ; — marygoid, cine Slrt ^liiugclblume ; — pecker, bie <5cigcit= fd;ncpfe ; — tree, bcr Scigcnbaum ; — wort, ba« gcigwavjcnfraut, bie JSraUinCUrj {Scrap/uUaria — /..). To FIGHT, V. ir. a. I'i- «. t'cdltcil, flrei= ten, fc^lagcit, fricgcit, fid) biicllirctt; ftrb balgeii ( — ahout, iiin) ; to — a battle, etiie Sci>lad)t licfcnt ; to — a duel, fid; bUcHtrcn ; to — the en- imy, ftd) mit bcm ?5ciiibc fcblagcii; to — one's way, ftd) burd)f(t(ageti, bur(fefec^ten ; to — out, ausfcdjtcii. FIGHT, s. 1. ba5 @cfed)t; 3::i-cfff 11 ; ©ebatge; 2. — s, «. ;>/. a: v. bie £d)niijyerfleibung, ©(tirmiicfec. FIGHTER, s. bcr iscbliigcr, Olaufcr, 5jurUifl. FIGHTING, I. adj. fccbtctlb ; Jlllll 3cc^= teu cbevS^tagcu taiiglicb; u. parts. baS Sed)teu, ©cfecbt ; — fn.-id, ba« et^ladjifeft ; — man, bcr 5ed)tcr, Jtdmvfcr, <£treitcr. FIGMENT, s. bic (Srbid)tung, bas ®e- bic^t. FIGULATF^ adj. tbtiticrti, trbcn (». ii.). FIGURABIUTY, s. bie ^Bilbfaiufcit. FXGURABLE, a'lj biltfaill. FIGURAL, orfj. bilblid), figiuttd). FIGURATE, adj. gcbilbct, gcftaltct ; — descant, Mus. T. bcr (Siiiflaitg alt ftd) biSbarmoiitf(^er S^ijue; — stone, ber Silbjiciii. FiGURATiDN, s. 1. bit iBefitinmuiig jn ciiier geiviffeit (^orm, ^Bilbiiiig ; (Sinbilbitiig ; 2. Mas. 7'.bie2)iifcl)iiiig veil ftimniciibcit unb nid)t fiimmcn= ten Slccorbcu. FIGURATIVE (adv.^-LY). nrf/. bilblid), figiirlic^; bilbcireid), in ©ilbcrn ; —ness, s. baS 5V^ilblid)c, ?^igih'lid)c. FIGURE, s. 1. btc rtigiir, ©eftalt, baS Silb; 2. bie Statue ; 3. a^cbcMur, - ^?JJctaDbcv; 4. 3abl, a^blfigur, «l!if= ftx, 3tffer ; 0. .Ostro'. T. ber .^ovpijfop ; a. T!i. r. bc« 2«mbcl; 7. bic Sour, 118 (Stcllung (im 2;anjcu); to make (to cut) a sinning — , ciuc gliiuscnbc JJioUc fDtelcU; — head of a 'ship, bic Sigur (ba« Silb) bcs ©allious. To FIGURE, V.J. a. 1. bilbcn, ocflaUcn ; 2. bcUffcru ; 3. nbbilbcn ; 4. »crftcl= Icn ; 5. UCrfitnbClI ; to — to one's self, ftcb DDrflcIIcn; figured base, Mus. T. bcr bcjifferlc Sgag ; figured articles, — stutls, geiniiftcrtc, gcbliiiutc, fa= 50nnirfe SBaarcu, Sto'ffc ; II. v. ftd) bcrfortbun, figurircu, cine i)JoUe fpielcn. FILACEOUS, adj. iHUi obcr aiil pbcn. FILACER, s. L T. bcr 3»votulant (eiubcftcr ber 9lftcn). FILAMENT, .1. btc Safer, 3afcr. FILAMENTOUS, adj. fafcrig, jaferig. FILANDERS, s. pi. Sp. E. btC SilbClt= Kjiirmer im Salfea, be^gleidjcn in ^fcrbcwunbcn. FILRERT, s. bic.6. T. bie (£cbnfd;aft, Jlinbfcbaft. FILIGRANE (Filigree), s. bie fctnc (®olb= obcr Silbcr--) Srabtarbcit; — work, buvd)brpd)cnc 5!rbcit (bcr ®o(b= unb (Silbcrfc^micbc). FILINGS, s. pi. bie gcilfpiinc. FILIPENDULA, s. vid. Drop-wort. To FILL, r. 1. a. 1. fuUcn, aufiiflcU ; crfiillcn ; flcpfcn ; 2. fatttgen ; 3. cinfd)en{fn ; jV. T-s. to — the sails, bie Scgcl fiillen (fd)roclkn) ; to — a ship's bottom, bnt Sd)iiT«boben (bic Spiferbant) mit (bveitcn) Sldgcln befdilagcn ; to — a tobacco-pipe, cine 5pfeife ftopfen ; to — up, boU madicn, anfitden, ausfiillcn, crgdnjeit, cin= nebmen ; crfitllcn ; to — out, awi- fiincn ; II. n. »oU ivcvbcn. FUJI., s. bic 15iiUc, ©eniige ; to ta'Kc one's — . gciuig b'lbcit, fciu yoUcs 3}Iai) \)\\U\\, nebmen. FILI.AGREE, s. vid. Filiorase. FILLER, s. ber ?lnfitl(er. FILLET, s. 1. bic Q3inbe, .ilopfbtnbc, baS 33anb, ,$?ovfbaiib, Stirnbanb, 51serriidenbanb ; 2. *^cnbcnftii(f, bcr ?enbcnbratcu; 3. ba§ SftoUfleifc^; 4. Mrch. T. bie ?ciftc, ber 3tcif, gc^acftc SfJaitb; Sdnlcnf'rans ; 5. ©olbftrid) ober ©olbjicratb fluf bcm ^^aubc eincS 93nd)c«; — s, 6>. £. bie Scnbcn bcs .5irfd)e«. To FILLET, V,. a. \. umbtnbcu; 2. cine Saule mit cinem 3?cifc, cbcr ben 3.1anb cincS i^ncf)eS mit ®olbftrid)cn, u. f. w \mm FILLIBEG, s. bag furje Sio^dien H SDcrgfrf)ottett (flattbcr SBeinnctber) FH,LING TIMBERS, s. pi. JV. T. bit SiiUfpflnucn. To FILLIP, V. a. ?lafcnfliiber gcben. FILLIP, s. ber SiJafeuftiibcr. FILLY, s. 1. "ba* StutenfiiUcn; 2, Jig. Icicbtfertige aJJabdien. FILM, s. bag .&dutd)cu. To FILM, V. a. iibcrt)dutcn, iibcrjicbcu, bebcden. FILMY, adj. bdutig, libcrbdntct. Ty FILTER, v. a. filtriicn, burdjfcibcil; filtering basin, bag Siltrtrbccfcn; — paper, bag j^iftrirpapicr ; — stone, bcr S'iltrirfifin, 2ccfftein. FILTER, s. bie Sci^c, bcr (getter, 5?urd)fc^!ag. FILTH, s. 1. bcr @(bmu^, ■ ) ; — footed (—toed), mit ©d)uitmiufiit5cn; — scale, bie Drfe (cin Secfifd)). FINABLE, adj. ftraffdUig, cincr ©clb^ ftrafe untcrworfcn. FINAL, adj. 1. enblid), Icfet; 2. ent= fcbetbcnb; — aim, bag (SubjicI; — balance, bie Sd)lu'3bilan5 ; — cause, bic (Snburfacbe; — disposition, bie (^inaU93crfitguug ; — payment, bie Sicrminaljablung. FINALLY, adv. eiibli(^, jule^t ; burd^= au«, iniUig. FINANCES (Finance), s. pi. bic Wtnau- jcn, (iStflatg=) ©infiinfte, bag Stnan5= ix'cfcn cineg ©taatcg ; office of finance, bag Biiian5=33itvcau, bie ginanjfant' mer. FINANCIAL {adv — ly), adj. ftuaucicll ; bie ginanjen betrcffenb. FiN.\NciER, s. bcr financier; 3icnt= beamtc, Staatgbud^bnUcr; t2tatifli= ter, C^amcralijt. FiNARY, s. T. bcr jiocite ■jammer, Srifcb[)ammcr. FJNCH, s. bcr i^tnf; — creeper, bie jtoblmcife. To FIND. r. a. 1. fiubcn ; rtutrcjfeu treffen ; erftnben ; entbecfen ; 2. be= finben; 3. anfdiaffen, licfcrn, vera ftbaffen; crrcicf)cn, scrfcbcn, fcbcn, erfebcn,roabrncbuten, bemerfcn, bcob= acpicn ; to — every thing. 9lllcg lie= fern ju ..., fiir ','iUcg ftcbcn ; to — fault (amis.s), augfc^cu (au ctiimg), cinrebcn, fabeln ; to — guilty, ycrnr=' tbcilen ; to — in money, &c., mit ®clb, u. f. »., ycrfeben; to — the \,\\\,L. T bie 91nflagegriinbe billigcii, babcr; .bic .Klage aitucbmeu; to — the^trim JV. T. aii'gftnbig mad)cn, wte cin ScbilT am bcflcn fcgclt ; I cannot — in my heart, id) !ahti eg uid)t iibtrg .^"icrj bvingen ; J could — in my heart, t(^ bdtte faft ?uft; liow dn ynii —your-' self? tuiebcfinbcnSicftc^? to — out, augftnbig mad)en, finben, angmtttclii, crmittclii, entbecfen, erftnben, eutt rcitbfcln. FJNIVFAULT, 5. bcrS.ablcr, JTvitifer; FINJ FIRK FISH fiiid-faultins, adj. tabclfiic^tii], fi)lt»en= fled^crifd). FINDER, s. ber Stnbcr, ©utbccEer; ^iif)itcr^uiib, ©purfjunb. riNE (adv. — ly), ai/j. 1. fctll, javt; 2. i(i)on, jicdtc^, faubcr; 3. buvcf)ftd)= tig; hcU, Har, rein; 4. avfig, nctt; 5. ftattUc^, flcpii^t; 6. nenjanbt, lifiirt, fc^liiii, bctriiaerifd) ; 7. fd^mnl, jpii 5li(aufcitb; ». frf)arf; she has a — limeofit. ftc tfiWof)[ bavail ; —doings! fd)6ue @cfc^id)tcit ! cine fiii6fr&e9Iiif= fiiljruni]! m fine draw, fchr fcin nii= f)en, jiiiiiifKn, sci-ficrf)fn, fiovfcii ; — drawer, bcr (bie) fetit 5Uita^f, ftopft; — drawing, ias Jtii^cn mit scrtorijcs licn S tirf)ni ; — fingered, fiinft(icf) ; — loaves, feiite 33rpbe a. e. 3itiifcr) jitm ()6rf)ficit @rabc rafftitirt; —shaped, BP^Igciialf; — spoken, bcr fid) gilt mi^briidt; iron, glattsiinijig ; — spun, fciii aefponneii, tituftiid) gcwcbt ; ^avt ; rooblerjpgch : — stuft; vciner jtaffpti^. RKE, .,. 1. bte ©clbbitfjf, ©elbftrnfe, Straff, (Sd)ulb ; '2. i,. r. hai ge^n= gclb: bic itare fiir citt 9'icd)t, wit SBriiniesv^um; 3. bie Itcbfrtragung, 9lbtrctiing ; in — , riiblid), fitr;. To FINE, V. a. 1. cinc ©clbftrafe aitfle= gen, ju etiier ©clbflrafcscrnvt^eilen; 2. oevfeinent, lantern, abflarcn. FINENESS, s. 1. bic Sffiiibfit; <£(fton= fifit, S'li^'^ttf, eieganj; Dictnbcit; 2. jtlugt)cit, 3>erfd)Iagenbcit. I'lNEi?, s. ber SauterVr, (Sdjmeljcr. FINERY, i. 1. ber 5pn^, Staat; 2. r. bcr Sdjnicl^ofcn; — cinder, bcr fcftwarjc (Sifenfatf. rSNESS, Finesse, s. bic 'j^finbcit, ?i|!. riNOER. s. 1. bcr {finger ; 2. bic Jtnnft ; 3. SBreitc fines i5t"gfr3 al6 Sangen= UUH;; to have a thing at, one's — s' onds. fsr. etwaS aw bcti gingcrn I)fr= faaen fCnincit ; to have a — in the pie, prm. bie .^anb im Si^icle t)abcn ; my — s itch to be at it, H) \)'Mi ?ufl mic^ baruber I)cr^umad)cn ; — basin ( — glass), ba§ ^ingcrbcdcu (5«m 9lbfpii= leu bcr Singer na^ bcr SO^abijcit) ; — hoard. Mils. t. fcaS ©riffbrctt ; ber SSegwcifer ; — fern, bcr (^ii'.Afi^fiivn ; — guides, mod Mus. T. bic 5'ittger[ci= ter niad) 2ogicr'« 5J?ctbpbe) ; — post. bcrSBegttJcifcr, 2)?citcrt5eigcr ; — stall. bcr (^ingcrliug ; — stone, bcr 93elcmi nit, ?l5feilftciit. To FINGER, V. a. \. ftngcm, bcgrcifcn, bctaflcrt, beritbrcn; 2. grcifcii, fvic: Icn; 3. fteblcil; Fingered, adj. gcftn= gert, u. f. tt). ; {in compos.) mir ?^in= gem ; light — ,tcid)tfingivig, biebifc^. FINGERING,*. 1. bflg^ingcm, 93cgrct= fen, Q3ctailcit ; Sptclcn ; 2. bic feine .Oaiibarbcit; 3. Mus.T.in gingcr= U^, bic 2lp)jlicatitr. FINICAI- fFiNiKiN) (adv. — ly), a'rfj. gcs jicrt, gccfeubaft; — ness, .s. bte @e= iiiert()cit, ber iibcrffiifftge ^\i^. FINIS. .0. (latcinifd)) ba« ©nbc. To FINISH, v.a. 1. cubigcu, Bcciibigeii, enbf n, ooilenben • 2. scrbrandicn ; 3. (^sapier, u. f. w.) g(attcn;3fiigc ju= riitten, appretiren ; Typ. t-s. to — the composing, nnSfe^CU ; to— the printing, fiusbrnden ; to — one, einem ben ^Jeft gcbcn ; finished, an?gcbilbet, »olIfom= men, ypllenbct. FINISH, .9. 1. bic aSoftcnbnng cincS .dniiflroerf^, bic lefetc Seilc- 2. bic 5lppretnr, 3"vid)tuna. FINISHER, s. bcr aSoUenber, 9SijIIUe= bcr ; — . in- finishing-card, T- btC Sf trt= fra^c, 9tu«farbc. FINISHING, .9. ba« ©nbigen, n. f. \r>.; to put tlie — hand or stroke to ..., bic Ic^te .6anb nn ttwaS legen; — stroke, W- bcr (bae) ®nrau5. FINITE (axlv. — ly), a'/;, cnblid), bC- grenjt ; — ness, s. bte (S'liblidjfett. FiNn'lVE, adj. cnbtgcnb, bcfc^ranfeiib. FINLESS, adj. pf)nc SIoBfcbcrn. FLNLIKE. adj. giogfcbcvn abnlift). FINN, s. ber giniilaiibcr, jvinuc. FINNED, adj. mtt SlopfcberU ; IWtU fd^neibig. FINNIKIN, s. bic 2'nmmcltaitbc, bcr 3;iimnilcr, bie Slsuvseltaube, bcr Spurj= ler. FINNY, adj. mit SloSffi'frn. FINOCHIO, s. vid. Fknnbl. FIR, or Fir-tree, s. bic Sannc ; Jlicfcr, %oi)Vt; — wood, S.(innen^ol5. FIRE. s. 1. ba'3 Seller; 2. ber sSranb; bie SeuerSbrnnft ; 3. bie .^ifee;:^ci= benfc^nft, .^cftigfeit; Scfcenbigfcit ; St. Anthony's — , ber 9'{otf)Iauf, bic 3Jofc; wild — , bie ^i^blattcr; to set on — (or to set — to)| iu 33ranb ftc= cfcn ; to give the — to (rtr to — ) a iiorso, Sp. E. etiic ®cfd)iintlfi nn«g(ii= i)(n ; — arms, gcucrmaffcit, ©c^te6= gean'I)i'e; — ball, bic Scucrfngcl: ©ranate ; JV. Ts. — barrels, Seiter= tonncn ciiieS Sraiibcrs ; — boom, bcr Seucrt)afcn, «m Sranber »ou fiii in ftopcn ; — boot, or — bote, ba« 1)(- putatbolj ; — brand, bcr gcuerbraub, ^ranb; ^ilnfivicgler, iUJentanfliftcr ; — breathing, fcucrfpriibeub ; — brush, ba« jlaminbiirfir^cn; — cmcker, ber (5d)aHirmer ; — crosss, bas 3'eucr= !reu5 ; — dogs, Senerbiicfc ; — drake, bic Sfucrfc^langc; ber ®ra^e (in ber Siift) ; bie ©ranate ; — engine, bie generfpriljc; — fan, bcr geuevfi^irm ; — fly, bie gcucrflicge ; — fork, bie Dfengabc!; baS Sd)iireifen ; —grap- pling, ber gnter[)afcii an ben ^cicn'w etncS 53ranber« ; — guard, ba3 Scuer- gitter, bcr -SBraubforb ; — insurance, bic 5f«eraffecuran5 ; — insurance of- fice, bie 5f itf vi-'f i-'fif^fntngganfialt ; — kiln, ber Si^rennpfeit ; — lock, bad Scblpjj am ®ewcf)r; baS Sd;iei5g?= luebr, bic giinte ; — man, ber <£pri= ^enniaiin ; 5-euermann (bcr baS Sf'icr bei Sampfinafdjincn, u. f. w. nnter= l)aU); — master. Mil. T. ber £)bcr= fencnocrtcr; — new, nagclneu; — office, bie Seiicrufrftri/cruiigSanftatt; — pan, bic Scncrpfaniie, bad J?o^len= bccfeu J bie ^^faune am ©croebr ; — plug, ftne aSeberfnng iibcr bie .§a^ne ber Ssuboncr 2l$afKrriJl;vcn, bie bci ocucrggcfabr gepffnct wcrbcn; — proof, feucrfef} ; — room, baS ge^ctjte Pbcr ju tjcijcnbc Si'i'infi" ; — screen, ber Seucvfc^inn ; — .scuttles, JV. T. bic Seuerlufeit auf sSraubevn ; — ship, bcr 33raiiber ; — shovel, bic JtobIen= fc^aiifel ; — side (— place), bcr.^crb, baS ,$lamin; —spout, ber gcuerfira^l, bie 5-cucrfanIc ; — stick, ber ,fi:icn- fpan, bic led^Ieijiej — stone, bcr Senerfieiu; Sc^mefcltieS; — tongs, bie Scuevjangc ; — trunks, jf. t. bie SSranbrobrcu auf JQranbern ; — watch, bie ^ranb»uad)c; ba3 S3iac^tfd;iff; — wood, ba§ 5QrClinf)pl5; — work, ba« SciiermerE; — worker, bcrSeuer= tucrfer ; — worshipper, ber Seuerau^ beter, gcuerbiener. To FIRE, V. I. ff. 1. anjiinbcn, in SQranb ftedcn, Sencr atilegcit; 2. fciterit, ah- feuerit (— at, auf) ; 3. anfciicrn, ciit= jiinbcn; ii. «. Sfucr fangeu, ftd; cnt= jiinbeu. FiRER, s. bcr 'TJiprbbrcnner; 3luf= toieglcr. FIRING, s. 1. ba« 5ln',iinbcn; geucrn, u. f. nj. ; bie g'ut^iinbnug; 2. — (or — fuel), bie Seucining ; —iron, T. baS Srcuneifen ber ,6uffd)niicbc. FIRKIN, .«. b«S SSiertclfaiJ, (Q3uttcr= ober ^iiW. Sn^cfecii ; — z:4aii, :tr j?,!» fcutt)pfcr, Jlofcntfc^eiiE. FIRM (ailo.—i.\), I. adj. 1. fcfl, bcvi ftarf; 2. flanbfjaft, eiitfd)(rffen, uu: crfc^iit(crlid) ; befttmmt, fcftgcfe^t ; H. s. M. E. ber .^anblnngSuame, bit Sirma; bie 5lbrcjff, Unterfd)rtft ci- nes t^aubeUl)anfcS. To FIRM, V. a. fcfifc^crt, tcfiiitigcii. FIRMAMENT, s. ba§ Sirntament, .6im= meUgcwijlbc, ber SJuftfrei«, ©tcnu bimmel. FIRMAMENTAL, adj. JUllt StrmaiUClltf gc^ijrig, am .^immcl, bimmlifcb. FIRMAN, s. ber girmau (bci ben oricu= talifc^en SSiJlfern). FIRMNESS, s. 1 . bie Sefligf cit : "Daucr ; 2. Stanbf)aftigfeit; 3. ©eiftpfjcit. FIR.ST, I. atij. ber, bie, bas iSrfte; ii. adr. i. crfl, jucrft; jam crftcn ; upran ; 2. ebcr, lieber ; ,at — , anfanglic^, 9ln= faugs ; at — hand, (iMi crftcr .C'anb, uumittelbar; — or last, iibcr laug Pbcr furj, fiiibcr pbet fpcilcr; mit ber 3fit; in the — place ( — of all), erft= lic^, jufijrbcvfi, ypr alien 5)tngcn; — come— served, pron. Wcr JUCrft fomillt, mabit juerft; .if. /;-.';. the — of c.v change (a — bill), ber (ciu) 5prima = 32ed)fel; the — not (being) paid $rima iiid)t ; the — with . . . , ^rinui jUin >ilcccpt bci ... ; the — of the ebb. JV. r. bie 33orebbc; —bom, ber{5'rft= gcbpvne; 31fltefic; — cost, M. E. bcr 'iinfanfgprcis ; — cousin, baS (5)f- fd;wiflerfiub ; — form, Typ. T. bcv ©diiJubrud ; — fruit.s, bic ^rftliugc ; — rate, mod. ypiu crftcn 9^aug ; ypr= Jiiglid) ; M. E-s. — rate bills (paper;. 2Bed)fcl upn ben bcften .^liuferii; — sort, bie $rim«=©prtf. FIRSTLING, I. adj. crftgcbprcn, jiierfl gewprfen ; II. s. bcr (^rftling, (Srftgc = Hjorne. FIRSTLY, adv. crfilicfc, jum ©rftcii. FISCAL (Fisc), I. s. 1. bcr gi«Cll'3, pf= fentlidje Sd^afe, bie StaatSraffe, aleutfammer; 2. ber (Sdjaftmciftcr ; II. adj. bfu SiSfuS bftrfffcnb, fiSca= lifd). FJSH, .5. 1. berSifc^; 2. .t. p/. SpicI^ niavfen (in ©cftalt uon Sifd)cu) ; .'5. JV. T. Sdjaicn (jiir SScrftarfuug bcr aJJaften obcr JJaacn); — bait, bcr .^tijbcr; — bone, bic ©riitC ; — diiy, bcr Sifc^tag, Snfitag ; — garth, bao aScl}r; —gig, JV, T. bcr (Slger, r// Fizgig ; — glue, bic .^aufcilMarc ; — liook, bie Sliigcl ; — kettle, bcr Sifd)= ffffti; — market, bcr Slfdjiuartt; — meal, bic Sifdtfpeifc ; — monger, bfV gifcfe(;anb(er; — oil, ber Sifrfitbran; — pond, bcr_Sifd)fcid), 2Beil)er; ~ slice, bie Bifd)fcllc ; — spear, vid. Fizgig ; — tackle. JV T. baS ^enter= tafel; — tub, bte 5ifd)ivannc, bcr Sifcfejuber ; — wife (— woman), bfia gifc^erweib, Sifc^u-'cib. To FISH, V. •«. f (m %cdh) ; — line, tie 31nijclfd;iiur; — rod, bie Slnflelnit^c. FJSHUKE, adj. fifd)avtig. FISHY, adj. 1. ftfcl)rctcf) ; 2. aii« ^tfc^, ftfc^artii] ; fifci)ig, iiad; gifct)cn. KissiLE, aiij. fpaltbav. FissiLiTY, s. bic S^jaltbavleit. FISSURE, s. bCl- (£^.mlt, dii^ ; S. T. Sjjaltbvud) eiiicS Jliiocfecii. To FISSURE, V. a. fpoltcil. FIST, s. tie Sfluft. To FIST, r;. a. jittt bcr ffaufl fc^lagctt, viiiff. fiiuffeii ; aiivarff It. FISTED, ailj. in compos, fiillfttg ; close — . ciijjfauilig, favg; club — ,'btcffau= FISTICUFFS, s. pi. bie ^auflf*i;iflc. FiSTLiLA, .?. s. r. bie Siftcl, ba§ ;)(iU}r= (i|Cfd)tt>iir ; — lachrymalis, bic 2;i)Va= uctififtcl. riSTULAR, a(//. rijfjrciiavtig. To FISTULATE. v. I. n. bUrd)Iod)Cni (W. ii.) ; II. 71. eiiie J\i)lcl werbcii. I'lSTULOUS, adj. ftftelartig ; — ness, s. bie giflelartigfctt. FIT, .«. 1. ber' 'ilnfall, 5Iitflog, 3ufaH, bie 21itivniibliii:g, ber -4Javort4mu« ; 2. bic 0^iimad;t ; 3. '^Lcmk, bev ©iiifaU ; a — of love, eiii ?liifaU »ou Siebc ; a drunken — , fin 3liiufd) ; a scolding — , $ait{ifd)C i?aui!C; a — of madness (a mad — ), ciii 9liifaU you Staferei; by iit^, banii unb mniiii, flojjaicife. rrr, adj. 1. fcrtig, bcvcit; 2. bccfucm, riid)tig, tnuglid), gefd)i(ff; V'lffc'ib, tieithii; 3. fiialii^, fd)icflid;, niige= lucffen; aiifiaubig; to be — . taugeii; to tiiink — , fiir bi'eiilid) (V'lffcitb) biiftnng. FlVE,nd?'. fiinf ; a — bar (— barred) gate, ctu 2;bonueg mit fi'inf 93avren ; — fold, fiinffad) ; — - foot, ber giinf= flit), "crbc). n> FIX, V. 1. n. 1. bcfeftigcn, fcft mo: d)cn ; fefifc^en ; bcftcn ; 2. beftimntcn, anfefecn; aubcraumeu; au^fefecn feinc Sunime) ; 3. bcfd)ltef>cn ; 4. Ch. T ftrircn, figirfU; to — one's self, fic^ aiebevlaffen ; to — in, cinv«fffii; to 150 — the oye.s, bic 9Iugfn l)ef((.l, ftavr flnfcbcti, iinucnvanbtl^infiarven ; to — an ill report upon one, Scitlfinbcnt UebleS nadtvcten ; to — upon . . . , ftc^ entfd)lif pen ju ... ; [fine ?lnfnifvf= fijntfeit rid)ten aitf, nH§evfel)fn, yer= U'cilflt anf . . . ; to — ui)on a reso- lution, cinen (5ntfd)lu| fafftn ; II. n. 1. ffft uierben, ftc^) feftfc^cn, anban= gen; 2. riil^ei: ; 3. gcrinnen. FIXATION, s. 1. bic geftff^ung; (■Sin= fd)ranfung ; 2. baS brftanbii^e aiJolj^ ncu an cinfm Ovtc; 3. cL T. ba5 S-irtren; 4. bic geftigfeit. FLXED {adv. — ly), adj. fcfl , fcflgc^ fe^t, au«gemnd)t; — prices, fcfte, fte= I)enbc ^rcifc; a ■ — sum, baS Sintnt; — upon, cninif)lt; — star, bcr Sir= ftcrn ; to become — in liabits, fid) @cuiobnf)ettcrt aneigncn , ergcben ; — ness, s. 1. bie Scftigfcit, ^<5dvte; 2. Stanbbaftigfeit, ainbaUfamfcit, Sl.k^nrrlid)fcit , (Smftgfeif. FIXITY, s. bie Sfiligfet't, geucrbeftdn= bigfeir. FIXT, part. cont. flit Fixed, SOU To Fix, gd. rid. FIXTURE, s. 1. bie 3^ifbtung, bcr (Etanbpunft, bie ^cfiigfeit; 2. — s, s. pi. bie nift= unb nagelfefteu ®egfu= ftiinbc in einem ©cbdube. FIZGW, .?. 1. bie .t^avpnne; 2. ber SBnimmfrcifci; 3. cine 9lrt gcucr- lver£. FUABBINF^ .•>. bie (5d)[affbcit. FLAHHY, a(/;.fd)laff, wclf, fdjiottcrtg. FLACCID, adj. fri;a\ic^, fd^laff, wclf, fd)lDtterig. FLACCIDITY , ) . ■ s: AT^fff,^.> FLACCIDNESS, ^ ^- ^'^ Sd,Iaff()Clt. To FLAG, -0. \. 71. 1. fd)[aff fci)ll, fc^laff bdngcn; 2. crfc^Iaffcn, evmat= ten, ffbivad) incvbcn ; ii. a. 1. fd)laff mac^cu ; -2. ./fo-. niebcrfcblagen ; aua= Icgcu, vfliftfi'i'. niif Sliefen beicgeu. FLAG, s. 1. bie J^Iagge, Sdnffsfahne; 2. 5^(tcfc, ber Slie^ftcin, (Vladjfleiu; 3, (Sd)n.>ertli[ie, ber 2d)incrtcl ; sweet- scented — , bcr vftalniuS ; — of truce. Mil. T. Sriebeneflngge ; — bmom, bcr Jlebrbcfeu; — captain, bcr ^liiggcu; cflV'f'i"; — feather, bie Sfbaiingfcber; — officer, bcr gloggcnoffijier, 81agg= maun; — ship, Va3 S'lnggcufc^iff; — silk, bie Slofifcibc ; — stair, bic Slaggenfhmge, ber Slnggcnftocf ; — stone, bic cugiifdie Slicfc; ^eitenftciuc fiir Sufjgiiuger ; — union, JV. T. bie 33cfanflaggc. FLAGELET, Flageolet, .?. baS Sfa= geolet, (Vlafd)ine/t, bie Seiu=, <§oc{)=: bber Ccta'oflote. FLAGELLANT, s. ber fid) gcifcclt, ber ©elbflgci^icr. To FLAGELLATE, v. n.' geificflt. FLAGELLATION, «. bie (SJeipelung. FLAGGINESS, .?. bte Sd)Iaff()eif. FLAGGING, adj. fct)laff, matt, bcrab= bdngenb. FLAGGY, nilj. 1. fd)!aff; wcid), tvfit; gcfd)matf io-3 ; 2. soil Sc^mcrtlilicn FLAGITIOUS (ndr. — ly), adj boS baft, biife, fdtdnblicl), freycUyaft, la* ftcrbaft: fdjnlbypll; — ness, 5. bie (£d)dublid)feit, Scfcurfcrei. FLAGON, . bfliigcn. FLAAJBEAU, s. bie B^dcl {pi. Flam beaux). FLAME, s. i. bic Slammc; 2. ?cibcn= fcf)aft, @lut, Sicbc; 3, coi. bcr gclicbtc ©egenftaub; an old — , cine alte !2iebfd)aft; — coloured, ffUfffarbfU ; — eyed, flammcndugig ; —less, fIammcn[o§. To FLAME, 7J. 71. <$- a. 1 . flammcu, Io= bern; 2. cntflammcn, rcijcn; to — out, au^brcd;cn, anflobcrn. FLAMEN, .9. cine Slrt CpfcrVrieflcr (bei ben iTtijmeru). FLAMING, L s. bas 5Iufflammcn; ii. {adv. — ly), flammeitb. FLAMINGO, s. bcr glamiugo {Phoeni- coptcros — L.). FLAMMABiLiTY, s. bic 5Brennbar= feit, (Sntjiiubbarfcit. FLAMMATION, s. bic ©utjiinbung. FLAMMEOUS, adj. ffammeub ; ^anx- midjt. FLAMMiFEROUS, adj. glammcit brin= gcnb, facfclnb. FLAMMivoMOUS, adj. glammcn fpci:= cub, FLAMY, adj. 1. flammciib, flammidjt; 2. flammchrotl), flammcufarbcu. FLANCH, .s. Ji. T. baS 91nbrca§frcuj. FLANDERS, s. (bic @raffc|)aft) 8lan= bern. FLANK, s. 1. bie Seitc, SBcidic, 3)un= nung ; 2. Mi/, t. bcr 43ccrfliigel, bte Slanfe ; in the — , fcitunirt^ ; to tak- the — of the enemy, bcm Sciube tU bie jvlante fallen; flanks, pi. S/i. e. bag Seitruftec^cn, bie 3iii(feula^me (bcr ^fcrbe). To FLANK. V. \. a. Mil. T. i. ffaufirei!. ypu bcr Scite l)er bfflrcict)cn, eber bedfU; 2. in bie gtaiifc fallen; n. 71. angrenjen. FLANKER, s. Fort, bie (etreid)iuef;r, ba8 gianfeuacrf, bie Slaufe. To FLANKER, 7). a. 1. Fort, luit "SUnu ten bccfcn, ncrt^cibtgen ; 2. mh. t in bie Slaufen fallen. FLANNEL, bcr Standi. FLAP, s 1. jcbfS breitf nub lofc bdu= Qcnbe 3)iug; bcr 9iPdfIiigcl, KiS :i.ifd)blatt, bic JfJlapl'c, Jtrciuvc, Sa- fd)e, ,illatfd)c ; ba« ?3anmclu, Jilav= Ven; bcr ^tlai.>l'«, bie a)ianlfd)clle ; 3. sp. T. bic Sdule tm 2)Janle bcr ^Ifcrfc ; — dragon, baS 5}rac^eu= fd)UapVf'' ; to — dragon, v. n. vidsr. l)cig ycrfdjturffu ; — eared, mit lan= ;icn .^angcol)vcn ; — jack, bcr 'I'fanu^ hidden; — mouthed, mit bdugcubcu ?iVVcit; — table, bcr J^lapvfifd). To FLAP, V. L a. S.- n. 1. flappcn, !Iat= fd)en; 2. llavfcn, fd)lagcn (mit ben Sliigeln) ; to — down, f)infd)lagcn, I)inftiirjcn ; ir. v. J. fd)Iagcn ; 2. 'loft berabbdngcn laffcii. 7'« FLARE, 7V7I. fladVrn, lobcru; gliin= mem; flimmern, blcnbeu; jv: r. libcrragcn ; to — in one's eyes, cinciii bic 9Iugcu blcnbeu. FLARING, 1. odj. fd)immcrnb, bfeti* bcub; II. s. JV. 7'-.t. ba« yin6f.tUe« (Ucbcrvagcu) ber .fii^^er; a'— bow ein iibfrfd)icpeuber SBuc FLAT FLEE FLIC FLASH, s i. iaS \>\oii\i^ uorubcr= gebeube ?ic^t, tie glamme, bev 5iMi| ; VliJ^lid^e 3liiSbnifi); 2. wiljii^e (iiiifad; — of fire, bie t)lisdl)nlid;e (Slaiiime ; — of lightning, bcr rjiicfcitbe) iBli^ ; — of the eye, baS 55lifeflt bc8 5htgc«, bcr fcuriae sBIicf; for a — , auf eiucit *JlUi]eubltcf ; liut n (a mere), (»ptt *^crfpnfti) pl)ttc iiUc @riiiibnd)= feit; e« tft iticf)tS bamit, tft utc^tS ba^tnter ; — language, cant, bte @aii= nerfprac^e. To FLASH, v.l. n. 1. ttuftobcnt, fuitWll, bitten : 2. ^evoorbvcct)cit, au8bvcii;cii; II. a. \>U^iid) tvcrfcii. FLASHER, s. biT aSt^Hng, wiubtge FLASHILY, ade. fliic^ttjj, U'tllbia. FLASHINESS, s. tcii lavpifdje 3fU'3» leeit ©rfdjiuafe. FLASHY, adj. i. ff^titiiiunib ; 2. nic^= tijj, fiu(t)tig, lappifct), abgefdjmacft, gcitlioS; 3. [pri^cttb. c'LASK, s. 1. bie 5Iafrf)c, umffodUciie Bkfi^c ; 2. ^^iulyei'ff'ifd'f/ ^»^s *^ul= ycrt)orn ; 3. Mi/, t. bicSaffetteiiiuunb ; —oil, baa Dc( in *5liif4)cii. FLASiCET, s. bcv Qvojie ^oxh, aBafci= forb. FLAT (ad-,-. — lyJ, adj. 1. plcitt, ffflC^, ebctt; 2. fcl)al, abncfiaubeu, matt; flcfcJ)inacf[oji, iiiibcicbt, ftau ; fig. platt, uicbrii], gcmetit, abgcfdjmacft; 3. leife, roctci), fanft ; 4. yijllig, buvd)= mi ; 5. ^/u.'. T. mol ; —and plain, ruiib (gcvabc) f)crauS ; to give one a — denial, Sciuntib ciue ral)in ; 5. Mus. t. (©cgcufa^ opii Sharp) ba3 b mclc^eS bie ^JloU ctiicii balbcii Son eniicbvigt, b mol. ; — Sj_s. pi. A-. T. 1. bie U3a«ct)= f.iide ber ^patincn ; 2. fcic^tc2tcl= ieii im SJJecre, Saiibbaitfe, Unticfcu. To FLAT, I V. I. a. 1. platt, flad) To FLA'lTEX, ^ mac^ctt, brcit fcbla= gcit, ftrccfcu; 2. fital, matt mattcii ; Ai-. T-s. to — aft, bit Nntcrit Scgcl bacf Icgeu ; to — in, ^i<: Scgcl ctn= brccbcit ; II. 71. 1. platt, flac^ ivcrbcn, fic^cbtictt; 2. fc^al, matt, ftiimpf a'crbcii. FLATNESS, s. 1. bte (?ffnc^e,@bcnc; 2. bcr fdiale ®ctfbmacf; 3. bie giaii= bdt (im @cfcf)aft) ; 4. ^^lattbcit, ?ccrc ; SJJattigfcit ; ©ciftlofigfc it, bcr ©tumpfftii'u; 5. bie (£d)anid)e (bc« 5;ptife) ; 6. giicbrigfcit bcr Oliirfgumftaubc, ©Iciib. FL.\TTER, s. bcr Spiattcv, ©latter, ^(aitircr. To FLA'ITER, v. a. fcbmcid)clu ; gc= tallcu ; falfrfjc, iiiigcgriiiibcte J?Pff= miiigeit enuerfcit. p"'LATTEREii, s. bcr S(f)nteicblcr. FLATTERING, arlj. fd)mcid)efiib, frf)nicid)clhaft ; — ly. adv. mit 2ct)mci= cbdn, fd)mcid)clt)aft. FLA'iTERY, s. bie v-;d)incid)clci. FLAITING, iniompi}::. — mill or roller. .«. CIRC 5piattmafcbiiio OBal^miiblc) fiir Ubrmacber, @plbfrf)inicbe ii. f. w. KLATTISH, adj. eiit luctitg flad;. FLATULENCY, s. 1. bag 9?Iaben ; bie 531abfiicbt, g3lat)Uitg; 2.23iiibig= feit, 9Jtcbtigfcit. FLATULENT, a///. 1. aitfgcblabt, bla= bctib, blabfiid)tig, Juiiibig; 2. leer, nidjtig, cttel. FLATUS, s. bcr aStiib, bie 331abung. To FLAUNT, v. n. aufgeblal;t fev)n, ftpljircii, pniiifcii, ftro^cit. FLAUNT, s. baS Slittcrwerf, bcr Wlit- terftaat; —w?, adj. praiigciib, pruu= fciib, fiolsivciib, gcpu|t. To FLAVOUR, v. a. ciucu Oefc^madf gcbeit. FLAVOUR, s. bcr SBotjfgcfcbmntf ; 2So^lgcriid). FLAVOURED, adj. ttJOblfdjmccfcUb. FLAVOUROUS,a(/;. fd;ma(fi)aft, WO^U ricd)cnb. FLAW, s. 1. bcr (?pruiig, 3fJiB, 53ruc^, . ii.); 5. J\r. T. bag iMafen, ber bcf= tige, jabe aBiiibjIop, bie aBiitbflag= ge (W. n.). To FLAW, V. a. 1. Jlticfcil, brct^Cll ; 2. + ycrlc^cit. FLAWLESS, adj. o^nc ?fii^i ; fcblerfrci. FLAWY, adj. vtfftg, mit ^Mafcii, fel)= Icrbaft. FLAX, s. bcr *51vld)i'; —break (— brake), bic giarflSbredjC ; — comb, bie .!3cd)ei ; — dresser, ber ?Vladi«bc= reiter; — finch, ( — ), bcr .&aitfling; —heads, Slad)gEppfe, ?^[ad)S ill Jtaii- tett; —man, bcr . gladjgbatiblcr ; — seed, i^cinfameii; — shows, 5>Iacbg= fdjabcit ; — weed, baS glacb^traut. FLAXEN, adj. flacbfcn ; flad^gartig; — hair, bffg ?^Iacb§|)aar. FLAXY, ndj. bipllb. To FLAY, V. a. bie i§aiit abjicfjen, fd)iiibcn. FLAYER, s. bcr Sc^inbcr. FLAYING, .9. bag ©C^iubCll ; —house, bie 9lbbc(fcrci. FLEA, s. bcr ?v(o^; —bane, bflS %{oh^ fraut, bie 5)i:rrn)!tr< ; bcr ?^|pbpfcf= fcr; — bite, ( — biting), bcr ^-liibbifj ; jig. cine gn'iiige Jiranfniig, S8f(cibi= gutig, 6hrcitfd)rammc ; —bit, fprcn= {dig, gcflcci't; —bitten, ypii BliJbcit gebiffcii; fig. fd)lcd)t; —wort, bcr glpbfcntf- t'^iS 5lpl)fraut. To FLEA, vi'l. To Fi,a.y. FLEAK, s. bie Slcc^te, Sfoffc. FLEAM, s. .s>. E. bag ^'aficifcn, bcr Sfbnappev, bic S'Hctc, Sanjette (fiir s;bicvc.) To FLECK, I V. a. biiiit marbcit. To FLECKER, J fprcilfcill, flccfcil. FLECTION, s. bic SSicgfamfcit. ELECTOR, s. bcr a)JuStcl. FLEDGE, ail), fliiggc. To FLEDGE, v. n. bcftcbcrii. To FLEE, V. v. flicbcit. FLEECi:, . Icr. FLEET, s. bic Slotte. FLEET (adv. — ly), adj. fliltf, flitcl): tig, Icid)t: — foot, fcit^tfii^ig; — lioimd, bcr Staitber, Staitberbiinc, To FLEET. V. ir. I. n. 1. flott fcVlt ; 2. eilcii, babiu fliebcii, glcitca, ycrf[ie= gcit, ocrfri)iDiiibcii ; if. a. abrabmcu ; to — a tackle, jv. T. ciit "Xaw abfd^t* fcit ; to — the time, fid) bie 3ftt ycrs trcibcit. FLEETING, adj. cilcub, flii^tig, »cr= giinglid). FLEETNESS, s. bie ^ct^tigfett^Slii*- tigfcit, SdjncUigfcit. FLEMINGS, s. pi. bie Slamlaiibcr. FLEMISH, adj. flamifd), flamKiubifd). FLESH, (f. i; bag SIcifd); 2. bcr ypit bcr Sccfc iintcrfc^iebctic (forpcrlicbc) Xbeil, ber Jlin-pcr, S*ctb ; 3. bic 9]ab= rung ium Sanbtbicrcn (im ®egcufaij vpii' (^ifc^ Pber ^flanjcn) ; 4. bag (Sicifd) bcr 5^riicbtc; 5. bie tbterifd;e SfJatnr; Sinnlid)fcit, ?Vlcifd)cglnft ; fi. bie nabc Q^crmanbtfc^aft (in bcv bciligcit Scbrift) ; to gatlier — , fctt (biif) Werbca ; to go the way of all — , pi-ov. ben SBeg beg (allcs) *^lcffd)cg gcbcn ; — broth, bic $Vlcifd)briJbc ; — brush, bte ?5vptttrbiirftc; — colour, bic 31cifd)farbc ; —day, ber ?vlcifd)tag ; — devouring, fleifd)frcifenb ; —diet. ('(leifdjEoft ; — fly. bic Sdimci^- flicgc; — hnnk. ber i5feifd)b»iEt'"; JSrancI, bic Blcifd^gabcl ; — meal, bte ?^lcifc^mal)ljcit; —meat. bicStcifd^= fpeife ; — mole, bag 3Icifd)ge\iHid)g ; — monger, (— broker,) bcr SK'ifd)' banblcr; happier; — not, bcr 3tctfc})tPpf; —powder, "icii Sd)minf» pnbcr. To FLESH, II. a. 1. aiifmiinteni, Snft marbcn, aiireijcn ; 2. .S/;. k. abrtd)= ten; eintijciben; 3. miiftcit, fcine 5iufl biigen, fattigcn ; to — hounds, .s>. K. SagbblinbC fiitteni ; — to be (Teshed in roguery, cin cingefleifd)tcv (vlcif^ttrf)feit, i2tniilid)teit, bcr aBcItftnn. FLESHLY, adj. \. flcifdjlid), ivpUiiftig, finnlic^; tbicrifcii); 2. menfcbtid), ti-- bifc^; —given, jur i£tnnlid;fcit gc= ncigt, ftnnlid). FLinsHMENT, s. bic .§cfltgfeit, 53c= gicrbc. FLESHY, adj. pcif(|ig, pfuiiip ; f ijrpcv - licb. To FLETCii, V. a. bcficbcrn. FLETCHER, «. bcr ^i>gncr, 93pgcn= macbcr. FLEW, s. bie Blabbc, biife !Sd)nai!5c (gropcv .gunbc). FLEVVED, adj. gro^fd)na«jig, bicfmaa^ lig. FLEXIBILITY. \ s. bte Tu'cgtamfcit, FLEXiULENESS, S Scnfbarfcit. FLEXIBLE {adv. — ly), } adj. bicgfam, FLEXILE, S Iciitfam, cr= iucicbbar. FLEXIO.N, s. \. bie 23icgnitg; 2. giid); tung, aQcnbung. FLEXOR, s. j1. t. bcr 33icgmugM. FLEXUOUS, adj. fid; fd)laiigclnb. ge^ triimmt. FLEXURE, s. \. bag 33iegen ; bt< .^riimmitng ; 2. bcr ©ug ; 3. -I- fct» a[>crbciignng. FLiCKERMOUSE, s. bic' i^Icbcrmaitg. To FLICKER, v. n. flat-tcrU, jiJtCr.1. 151 FLIR FLOR FLOW "UER, s. 1. attes waSffieflt; 2. bev S^t^ct)titlta ; 3. T. bic Uiu-uf)e, Stlax>= pet (am sSvatenwcnbcv) ; 4. bpppfUe TLIGHT, .'. 1. bic S[iicf)t, bas @ntviii= iicii ; '2. Sp.E. bcv Slug, 11. f. w, ; 3. bieSUrut; 4..^^. bcVJfluffctjmung ; a — of pigeons, ctit Slug iCnitben; a — of was[;s, fin ®c|)ttavm SSeSpen ; a — of woodcocks, etit Mlnhb (£c{)nc= Vfcn ; — s of fancy, Sluffc^tuuiig ber 5Vaiifaftc; a — of steps, ciiitge Stu= fcit, einc 3;vcpDe ; to i^ut to — , tit bic %lnd)t fit)lagcii, oeriagfit, «eif4)cii- dbcit ; to take to — , nuStrcten, ftc^ flud)tig marf;cii; — of arrows, bcr ^4ifeilvegeit. FLIGHTiNESS, s. btc SIuc^ttgFctt. FLIGHT!', adj. flMjtU], frt)tlf(l, Ielj= !)aft, faittafteitvetc^, letd^tftiinig, iui= bcftaiibtg. ixiMFLAM, s. vvJg. ba§ alkvne ^twa,, bte Sa^)pcrct. FLiMSiNESS, s. bte Socferfjctt, bns Sofe, bie ST'iinnlxit; Srfjiuadjc; @c= riiigfugtgfett. FLIMSY, adj. 1. biiim, lodfct, lofe; 2. fct)H)aci), fraftloS, geiflloS. To FLINCH, V. n. 1. iBctc^crt, wanfcn, iiuSan'irl^cii; 2. juviicffctiaubeni ; ne- ver—: Witiife nic^t! foi) ftanb^aft ! .'LINCHER, s. bcr aBaiifefm!itl)tge, ?Jhitl}Iofe, yibti-itnntge, SBcrtbrii^ il;igc. BLINDERS, s.pl. Sntc^fiiicfe, Stiicfc you otwa« 3fr6i'orf)eiicm, FLING, V. ir. a. {,■ n. 1. IVCVfcit, fc(;nietf)eu; fc^teubevn, fd^ictlcu ; fcfclagfii, aiiSffblageit (— at, na(t); fiitrseii; 2. jcrflaiibcit, jrvftrciicn ; to — away, wegiuci'fcii ; yei'fcljleubcnt, bttrc^briltgeil ; to — away one's life, fein Sebci't in bic (2d)aiijc fctjldgcii ; to — down, iticbcvmcvfcii, iiicbc'vfct= ]}en, jcvftiivcit ; buvd)briiigcii ; to — off, flbivcitbig niadjcu, ii've fiibrcii ; to — open, aiifvcipca (ciitc Sbiir, ii.f. n\); to — out, i)ititcit aii^fd)la= gcii; scrbveitcii ; aiiSftrcucu ; to — overboard, iibcr ^Bovb TOCrfcit; to — up. tit bic .^ijlie wcrfcii, ii.f.w., fprcu= gen ; aufi^cbeii. :-'LiNG, s. 'l. bcv 2Bitvf ; 2. bic (2ticl;c= lei, .^o^nrcbc, SBi^dci; i must have a — at iiiin, tc^ luujj tl;in ciitS atis {)aiigctt. FLiNGER, s. 1. bci-aScrfcr; 2. pig^lcid)tfcrtig ; II. s. 1. bcr ©cl)mi9- 'fetrcid) ; biiS U\\' fdjclit; bcr Stiri;, bic (£ttd;c(et; 2. (Soiiucttc. FLIRTATION, s. col. 1. ba§ gcfc^Hjiitbc ©I'rocgcn, .^afc^cfit, glattcni ; 2. bic Stcbclct, (SiHiuctteric. ii2 To FLIT, V. n. 1. fTtcficit ; 2. flatten!; 3. Ijapfcu ( — by, uoriibcr). FLITCH, s. bic gcrduci)crte ©pecf fcitc. To FLITTER, v. n. vid. To Flutter. FLITTER, s. bcr gicif, happen, ^abcr; — mouse, s. bie SlebcniiaiiS. FLiTTiNESS, s. bic Slattcv^aftigfcit, Uitbefoiiiiciii^cit. flitty, adj. + unbcftaubig. To FLOAT, 0. L ?(. 1. (obctt auf, niif bcm 2Baffer, u. f. ».) fd^annimcn ; 2. flattcni, fdjiucbcit; fdjwatifcii; n. a. 1. fliipcit, fc^ii'cmmcit ; 2. ubcr= [(^ivemmcii, roaffertt. FLOAT, s. 1. 3lHcs, roas auf bcm aBaf= fcr fd^iinmmt, ba§ glog, bie gtiigc, baS Slott, syiocffc^iff ; 2. Sp. E. bcr Stovt (ail bcr 5lngelfd)iiur) ; 3. bie SQelie ; to be a — , flott fcpii ; — boat, i§erbj (Sc^afc) ; 2. bcr glug (a^ijgcl); 3. ^^aitfcu (3}Jcn= fc^cii) ; 4. bie mode, 8otfe (3BoUc) ; — bed, baS mit SBoIlc atiSgefropftc 33ctt ; — paper, baS ^locfcnpapicr jii 3::apctcn. FLOCK, V. n. ftd) ycrfammcl:;, t:t .g.v.:= fc:t sie[)cii, ftriimcii. To FLOG, V. a. priigcln, (Stocf fd^liigc gebtti, fcfilagcn, pcitfcbcti. FLOGGING, f. bie ©tod'i'djKigc; iaS ■$cit'"d)cn, ©taiipcit. FLOOD, s. 1. tieSllltb (— tide),?;-i»tf)= jcit ; 2. bcv (Strom ; 3. bcr 2I5affcr= ftuvj; 4. bic Ue6crfit)n)cmmuitg, ©iillbflutb ; — or — of women, Med. T. bcr ilioitatSftll^ ; to roll on a — of wealth, .^n- im ©cibc fiijaiuiimctt ; — gate, bic '2d)lciifc, ba3 fec^nlbrctt; — mark, bcv aBaffcrRattbSmcffcr. To FLOOD, V. a. iibcrfd)iyemmcii. FLOOK, s. vid. Flukk. FLOOR, *■. 1. bcr gutjbpben, 33obcn, bag (Sftrid) ; 2. bic S^ciiuc ; 3. baS arl. s. 1. baS Stclcit; 2. ber Sii^bobeit. To FLOP, V. a. mit belt glfigclii fc|Ia= gcit; f(atfd)cii. FLORAL. «■/;. jur %Uta obcr ben S{u= men gcJ)orig, FLORLN, s. -f bcr (Solbgulbcn (untcr Edward III). FLORENCE, «: i. (Vlofcnj ^Stabt) ; 2. Slorentiu* oDtannsnamc' . 551orcutia (Sraucnname) ; 3. bcr fiorcuttncr 2;affft; 4. bcr florentiner .sfficin; 5. ber ©olbgiilbcn. FLORENTINE, L s. 1. bcr^Iorcntincr ; 2. — s, s. pi. ciiic Slrt Seibciijciig ; ii. adj. florcutiiiifdi. FLORET, s. baS ^Blitmc^cn, FLORID {adv. — ly), adj. 1. blumtg; 2 bli:f)cnb, fjocbroti); 3. jieriic^. FLORiDiTY, I s. 1. ba§ 33htmigc FLORIDNESS. J bic bliibcnbc %avht ber @lait5 ; 2. bie 3ierbe ; (^Icgam. FLORiFEROUS, ajij. blumcnrcict). FLORIN, s. bcr (SJitben. FLORIST-, s. ber SInmcnIicbfiaber. FLOSCULAR ) adj. bluiucnarttOj FLOSCULOUS, 5 btnmig. FLOTA, I s. bie fpauifd)e (5ilbcr» ELOTiLLA, ) flDttc. FLOTAGES, s. pi. baS flitf bciu SBaffet fdjmimmcnbe .6pIj, ®ra*, 25]racf U. f. 11). To FLOTE, V. a. 1. fd)aiimcn, abfcbo pfcii, abral}mcn, abgiejicn; 2.' via To Float. FLOTSAM, I s /,. T. bic in etnem FLOTSON, S Scbiffbrud) yerlorncii iiub auf ber See fcf)ivimmcnben ®it= ter, ba3 (Stvanbgut, aSradgnt. To FLOUNCE, v. I.n.i. platfd)cn, fiiir= pit, iim[)crfc^Iagcn (tm 3Baffcr ober Sd)lammc) ; u. a.mit2:rL)bbcln befe^ ^cit, bcfatbeln. FLOUNCE, s. bic ??albcl, 2;rpbbc(. FLOUNDER, s. bic ^uttc, bcr giiinbcr (5p(attftfd)) ; as flat asa — , prov platt oufbcm ^obcn. 7« FLOUNDER, v. n. fid) fivmibcn, fid) ranfen, nmbcrfc^tagen (luie einSpfcvb im .. bcr in bcr satittbe be J 9lltcr«, M SBpfjlftaubeS, bC'3 ®lii=! des ftcbt. FLOURISHING, adj. (upn 51iigclcgert» beiten) bliibcnb;' — ly, adv. pruuf* baft; itbcrlaben. To FLOUT, V. I n. fppttetn, fppttcil (— at, iibcr) ; II. «. serfppttcn, ycrad;t3 lid) be[)aitbctn. FLOUT, s bie Sppttcrci, ba§ ©cfpiUt, btc Orob^cit. FLOUTER, s. ber ©pif.ttcr. FLOUTI.N'G (adt!. —ly), adj. fpiUtifc^, ycrad)tlid). T>i FLOW. V. 1. 71. 1. fliftlcif ; ftvpmcn, fid) crgicgcu; 2. fd)mc^fn; 3. voli fcpn ; 4. bcrriibvcu, ^ciflicpcn ; H. a iibcrfd)wcmmen. FLOW, s. bicjvlul'o (tm ®cgciifafe. vipil ebbc), bcr fetrpin ; Suflujj (bcS iffiaf* fcriS) ; Sluf (bcr .««ebc). FLOWER,*. l.biesBlume; 331iitbe 2. 3icrbe, ba« J?lcinob ; ba« a3cftc bcr Siixn. bic '^luiiwabl ; 3. vid. Floub, FLUS FLY FOIB i. Tup. T. bcr S8uc^bracf?vflocF, tie 2l5t(]ncttc, Scifie; — s, pi. Med. v. bev COfpiiatjfhif; ; the — of age, ba§ I)lu= bciibe 31Itcv ; the — of youth, bte ^Bliit^e bcr r^Uflfnb, flower de I.uce, (Iris — lJ. (frailjoftfd^, fteur de lis), bte (£ct)tPfVtltlte ; our ladies — , bic .6!)acilltbc ; — amour, ( — gentle), bic (Sammctblumf, ba§ S^attfcnbfdjint ; — fence, bCf ^pfaUCllfdjnxtlt} ; (Poiii- emna — JJ; — inwoven,* bllime:t= gcfc^miirft ; — line, Typ. t. bic 9ioe= c^cnjcile; — pot, bcv ©himcittopf ; — stage ba« ^^lunteugeftell ; — stick, bcr S31umeujiocf ; — wood, baS 53lu= •jieu()ol5. To FLOWER, V. I.n. 1. btii^ett, g?fu= iiicit Sabeii ; 2. fcftaumcn, (5di)vcn ; js. a. uitt Slumcii fc{)mii(fcn," bct)lu= iiieit. FLOWERET, s. ba§ Sliimdjpit. FLOVVERINESS, s. bag ^lumtgc, bev Sc^iiiucf, bill iidimcnrcicfee. FLOWERING, s. 1. ba« SBlii^cii ; 2. brtS SBcHiiincu ; — ash, bet: nn(bc obcr bliibctibc ©fc{)cnbauin ; — work, ba« 531umenwerf, funftltd)c Slumcit. FLOVVERLESS, adj. bllimeulog. FLOWERY, adj. blumig. FLOWING, L ndj. (adv. — ly), fficf enb ; ir. s. bets gltcgeii; bie Slutf) ; — sheets, JV. 7'. 91aiimfc^00f€ll ; ebbing and — , (5bbe llllb Slutf) ; — ness, s. bcr Slu^ bcr dltii. FLOWK, .9. vid. Fluke & Flounder. FLiTCTUANT, aiij. fc|matiteiib, uiige- To FLUCTUATE, r. v. i. lliogcit, I'Anviiifeit, UHiIlcii, fc^aitfeln ; 2. 'm\- fr^liifl'tj; fe«H; M. JEs. to — at. . . , to . . . , fcl)ti.Hinfeit $itn|'c^cn . . . ; ■fluctuating standard, bie ucrauberltcfae SSahtta. FLUcruATiOK. .?. 1. bn« SQoncn ; @(l>iimttteu ; Stcigcit uitbSallcu ; 2. bie Ullfcl)!iinigfcit ; — s in business, .w. E. <£d;waiifiingcn tm ®efci)aft. Fi.UE. .T. 1. bic 9fJi.i'^ve, ber ?^cucruig, SHauc^faiig ; 2. bie fleiiic, fict i'.'i= (ictibc ??ebcr ii. f. »». ; Slauniftber, ba« 2)iilcf){)aiir. FLUELLEN; s. bcr C?^rcnVret« {rermii- ca — //.). FLUENCY, s. bcr 5(u^, bie @eIauSii= fctt. FLUENT (mir. — ly), adj flicgcilb, (]f= laitftg; fliifftiV FLUENT, s. 1. ba« flie^cnbeSSafTcrffti. ii.) ; 2. Mat. T. bie Slurion«gri.itle. FLUGELMAN, s. MU. T. bcr gliigel= ntflitn. FLUID, I, ad), fliifftg ; TI. s. ba3 *^[iifft= gc; bic tljterif(f)c Bliifftgfeit (33Int it. f. >».). FLUKE, ,9. 1. vid. Flounder ; 2. flukes of an anchor, bie 3lnferpiigel, 9lnfcr= biiube. FLUMMERY, .5. 1. bcr 45afcrbvct, aJJeblbrct, ba« 9}hi!J ; 2. leered @e= Wdfd) ; Iccfc O'onivfimcutc. FLUOR, CA..ilo^(ic|e Biiffii]}, biegiiiti); Sliifivafluiig ; 2. bie flic= gcitbeSiotlie (im ®cftd)t>, (Srrot^ang, j^arbe ; 3. fo-. (im ^tarteiifinelc) bcr ^{u(3, cine unutttcrbrcdjene Solgc wn SBldtteni ill cincr iiiib bcrfclbcii 5ar= be ; 4. bcr llcbcrflut?, bie 2)Jcitgc ; a — of ducks, Sp. E. cine J?ittc(*Srut) ©ntcu; II. adj. 1. frifc^ ; muntcr, rafd), yoUfrdftig.rcif, iippig ; 2.iiber= fliifftg, rcid), flott; —of money, »icl @clb ; — bolt, bcr cingclaffcne Sd)nb= ricgcl; — deck, JV. T. eiit gtattcg SBcrbccf. FLUSHER, s. bcr SlcnntiJbtcr. FLUSHING, s. 1. ba« 'iluftvallcn, vUi^= lie^e ©rrot^cn; 2. bie Stabt 33liffiu= gen. To FLUSTER, v. J. a. i. bur^ 3utrin= fen •bcraufd)t» bcncbclt inac^cn ; 2. Bcrmirrcn; U. n. Idrnicn, eilfcrtig feint. FLfeTER, s. bic fiifec, SlufwaHung, FLUTE, s. 1. bte %l6ie, ^pfeife ; 2. .^nh. T. boblc Otimtc (an ©iiulcn) ; 3. bie glcutc, ba3 Slcntfd)iff. To FI,UTE, V. I. a. Arch. T. fanncltrcit, vicfcn, rcifdn; IL n. auf bcr gliJte blafcn. FLUTIST, 5. bcr SliStcnbtcifer. To FLUTTER, r. L n. flattcvn, anSn)e= ()cn, fpiclcn, ftc^ frci in ber ?nftbciBc= 0cn (inie giaggcu) ; I)in nnb ^cr Iau= ten, beflommcu, unrnl)ig fcsin ; (vpiu aMife) bittern, jncfcn, jtrf^arf fabrcn ; U. 0. 1. ftdnbcrn, fd)cud)en, acriagcu (It), ii.) ; 2. bcnnntbigett, ucrwirrcn. FLU'H'KR, s. 1. ba« ©cflattcr ; Sc^iuan^ fen, JSallcn ; bie Sd)tinngnng ; 2. Unorbnung, 33crmirrnng, i?crlcgcn= t)cit ; 3. ®cmi:tl)§nnrubc. FLUVIAL, I adj. ui bcn gd'iffcu 9e= FLUVIATIC, ) biivig, FLUX, s. 1. bcr ^lu'g, bic ^Infft (bc§ avJccrcS); 2. ber aib= nnb ^nflnfj (®elb--}UmIauf; 3. 3"f'iiit"tcnflnij; 4. Jife/. 7V'. *iln*flnfi. 5>(ii«unirf; ','Ib= gang; <£pcid)clflntl ; bie 9tutir; 5. ch. T. bcr ginfj (fcfcmc(inb cincg J?i.irpcrSj ; G. 3nfd)Iag, gnfa^ (jur SBcforbcrnng bcS Srbincljcng), bcr %[\X% ; — of women, Med. T. bCr a)ionat«flug ; to be in a—, bcn (5vci= d)c!flup babcn, fnlioiren ; binfd)aMn= bcn ; — and rellux, bic (Sbbc Ullb Slntf). To FLUX, V. a. 1. in ?vtn>! bringcn, fcbmcl^cn ; 2. bcn Spcic^jclflniJ cvivc; cfcn {K. ii.). FLUXATION, s. H% 51n«flie(5cn. FLUXiBiLiTY, ? .9. bie edjiuel^bar^ FLUXILITY, i fcit. FLUXiBLE, adj. fd)incUbar. FLUXION, .9. 1. bcr Snftanb beS 5(ie= ^ens, ber ginf; ; 2. Mat. T. bie 3nff- nitcfimal=9ficc^nnitg. FLuxioNARY, a-ij. bic 3nftntfcitmal= Cicctinnng betrcffcnb. 7'o IT.Y. 7j. L V. 1. flicgcn; 2. fprin= gen, rcipcn, i^lafecn ; in-nllen; 3. ei= Ion ; 4. flicf)cn, cntflicl)cn ; to let — , abfi^icpen, lo^fdjic fjcn ; wx — the sheets! .V. T. ftccbt (inf bic 'i(f)POtcn! to — about, nmber flicgcn ; ftc^ an»= brciten ; to — abroad, vnd)bar ti.icr= bcn, fic^ anJbrcitcn; to — atcnn),an= fafircn. anfallcn, jiifdiicficn, ftc^ wer= fen anf . . . , cincn iibcrfallen ; to — back, jnviidfpringcn cbcr ^jrallen ; I)intcn ansfdjlagcn ; to — in pieces, jcrfvringcn ; to' — in one'.s face, cincn gvob bclcibigcn, tt)m Xro^ bictcn; to — into a passion, in Sfru gcratbcn, hifeig (Ijcftig) tuerbcn, cnfbrcnncu; to — oiJ, oayon gcf)cn, flict)cn ; yit riicfgcbcn ; lo«gcl)cn (uoni (Sdiicfigc- ivel)r) ; to —open, anfflicgcii (Bon'ci= ner S:i)iir, cincm ©djloy u. f. w.) ; u- — out, nnsfc^rocifcn ; nulbrc(l)cii, anfbranfcn ; il. a. 1. flicgcn, vcnnci'- bcn; 2. flte^en iiiad)en, anfftcigtn laffcn ; to — a kite, cincu Vrtpicriicn 5)i-ad)cn flicgcn laffcn. FLY, 5. 1. bic giicgc; 2. ber SBctcl, Sd)wengcl, gliigcl, ba« (2d;wnng= blatt, bte JlIo>.*Vco llnvube (aw bcr Itbr u. f. w.) ; 3. bcr 2Binb5cigev ; 4. bic Sdnge cincr ?;laggc; — blow, bcr glicgcnbvccf ; ba« Bltcgenct ; @d)iin= Vfldftcrdicn, bie iIRnfd)e ; to — blow, bcfdjmcigcn ; — boat, ba« Sliboot, bic ficine (flac^c) Sadjt (2lrt Icidjte (S^iffc bci bcr .flTiflcnfaijrt); — brush, ber fflicgcnttJCbel ; — catcher, ber Slicgcnfdngcr ; Slicgcnfliedicr, bic ®ra«miirfcj to — fish, mit Slicgcn angein ; — flap, ber giicgcnwcbc! ; bic'S-ticgcnflavVf/ 'VHcgcnElatfcbc ; — leaf, T. ba8 ^ilnfcfecblatt, i^orfe&cblatt jnitt 5^nd)binbcn; — press, Typ. T. bic ®cfd;minb:preffe ; — wort, 1. (or catch—), bcr Siiicfcnfdngcr; 2. bic ^Iscft/.clfc ; — of an ensign. JV" T. bic ?dnge cincr Slagge obcr ayin^jct. FLYER, s. vid. Flier. FLYING, oflj. flicgcnb ; — bridge, bie flicgcnbe ^Briicfe; — camp, baS fiic= gcnbc?agcr; — coach, bic ©cfcbannb^ fntfd)c, ber Sihvagen, bie (Silpoft ; — gout, bie lanfcnbe @id)t; — horse, ba§ giiigelpfcrb ; — jib, Jv. T. bcr flicgcnbe Jlliiocr; — out, ba§ .^cr* ijorvagcn ; — pinion, bcr^erpenbifcl, bte llnrnbe ; a — report, cin fltcgen= bcS ®criic})t ; — sails, JV. 7'. bie obers ficn Segcl ; — visit, bcr fnrjc 33cs fud) ; with — colours, niit Picgcnbcu ga^nen; jig. ntit g'fjren, gliicflid;. FOAL. .9. ba« Siillflt; mare with — ,bic trdd)tige Stute ; — bit (— foot), bcr .^nflattid;, aiofi^uf. To FOAL, V. a. Sr v. gcbdrcn, fot)Icn ; wcrfcn. FOAM, .9. ber Sc^anm, gaum. To FOAM, v.a. & n. fdidiinicii, n.Mtt&fn. FO.\MlNGLY, adr. f didiimciib, gcifcviib FOAMY, adj. «oU Sdjaitm, fcbanniig. FOB, s. bie (ficine) 2^afd;c; §ofcnta- fd;e, Ul)rtafd)c. To FOB, V. a. bctriigcu ; to — oir, fit^ Dom .^alfc fcfjaffcit, abf}.'cifcn. FOCAL, adj. jumSrcnnpnnfte ncl)i.irig FOCiL. y. Ji. r. bic ■^Irmbcitivi.ibrc, (51- bogcnriU^rc ; bag (g^ienbetn ; bie 9lrmfd;icne. FOCUS, s. bcr ??ocna, 93rcniHjnnft FODDER, .9. bie (trpcfene) giittcrung, ba3 SBintcrfntter; a — of lead, (in bcn Scrgmcrfcn) cine 9)}ulbe ('22i bunbcrt ^^funb) SSlci, (in SJunbon 22 .§nnberti. To FODDER, v. a. fiittcril. FODDERER, s. fccr giittcrcr ; 3nttcr> bolcr. FOE, s. bcr 55cinb ; — like, feiiiblid) -, — man, bcr Scinb (befonberS iin iStriege). FOG, s. bcr (bicfc) SfJcbct ; Sca, Pits. — bank, bag S3utterlanb, Srciblanb, Sdjeinlanb ; — signals, Sficbclfignale. FOGGAGE, s. Sp. K. baS niiabgcwcibctt ©omnicrgrag. FOGGLNESS.S. bic ucbctigc ^cfcbaffcu' beit ber Snff, baS 'Jicbclige, bie 2)un» fclbcit; CDicfe. FotJGY {ndn. -HtLY), axij. 1. ncbclig, wotfig. bnnftig; 2. fg.'bi^, bumnif bdniifo). FOH, int. )>fiti ! tceg bamit ! I)U ! FoiBLF, s. bie (2d)md>-^c, fdjivadx Scite. ]33 FOLL FOOL FOOT To FOIL, V. a. 1. itievfen, iibfrmctficru, iibevmtnben ; iibcvtrcffen ; 2. ucvci= tcln, f^iiiki-treiben; 3. tampfcii. TOIL, s. I. ba§ Sfiicbernjeifeu, bie ?lie= bcri'agc, (Sd;Iapvc; Sc^lbtttc, btr JJoi-b ; 2. r. tai 531att, Smibroerf, faf r 3ifrratl), bie 3icrfce ; 3. Solte (jii Spicgclii uub (Sbelflciiicn) ; 4. bag Dtavptev ; to give one a — , etucm tin 58ciit uutci-f^jfiigen ; cincin etivaS flbfd)Iageit. FOILEE, s. ux Stcgcr, 2)Jctfifv. roiUNG, s. Sp. E. bie Si;l)iU', Svitr fce§ .§tvfct)eS im ®vafc. 7'o FOIN, V. a. ftofjcil, ftccfjctt (auf cillCtl). FOIN, s. bcr Stop, ©ticfe. FOININGLY, adv. luit Stotieil. 7'o FOIST, V. a. uiUevfc^icbcit, cinfcf)tc= ben, vievfalfrf)cn. FOISTER, s. bcv Siigitcr, SScvfalfc^cr. FOISTINESS, s. Foisty, adj. vid. Fusti- NESS, &C. FOLD, s. 1. bie Sfalte, ber Umfdilag ; bie Salje; '^- i'ie Stfeaffjiivbe, ig)itvbe, ^fcvchc ; bcv Sc^afftall ; 3. bie 5cv= be (Sc^ofe ; in compos, -faci^, -fiiftig ; iwo-foid, jmcifad) it. f. ir. To FOLD, 1). I. ffl. 1. faltcn, faljcn, Ie= flcu ; 2. fc|)lie6cn, /nicinaitbei- fitgcn ; 3. :j)fcvc{)cii tit .§iivbcn ciitfc^Iie§en ; to — down a leaf, ciit 53Iatt cinfd[)(a= geit (5ct(titcii),/am. eiii ©fcl^oljr mci- C^Cll J to — in one's arms, umannett ; to — up, jitfainincnlcgeit ; (33vicfe u. f. \V.) fafjcil; to — ■ the sails, JV. T. bie Scnel rtitftiic|e:t; II. n. fci;Iic?eit. FOLDAGE, s. iaS ^5ferc{;recl;t, 2:i-tft= rcc^t, bcr .^itvbtnfcfclag. FOLDERS. 1. bei- galtenbe, (yaljcr; 2. bo§ (Siiifdjlagemcffcr, galjbeiii. FOLDING, I. s. 1. has Sdltcit, 'Jnljcn ; 2. ^fcrcf)cit; II. ai//. falteitb; fid) ju= fammenlegeitb ; — ciiair, bev gelb= ftitt)I, JKnppftit^l; — door, bie gcbro= djeite Xl)iir, e^liigcltfjitr, Jllawtbitr; — gate, baS Xbox mit jtvct gtiigclit, ber boppelte Sboi'WCg; — pocket-lan- tern, bie Safdjeitlatenie, JllaVPlatev= tie ; — skreen. bie fvatitfd;e SBaiib ; — stick, baS galjbciH ; — table, bev FOLIACEOUS, adj. blcittertg. FOLfAGE, s. baS Saiibiucvt, ber 33aitm= fd)lng. To FOLIAGE, V. a. mtt (fiinfHid;ein) ?aubt«crf »crjicreit. T.) FOLIATE, v.a.i. ju ^Slattern fc|Ia= grit; 2. mtt ^olie belegeii; foliated gold, baS iMattgolb. FOLIATION, s. 1. bQ§ (S^kgcti 5U Slattern; 2. aScIegcn mit ^olie, bie ?^oIiinitig ; 3. bet 53lattemntc^§, ^aumfd)lag. FOLIATURE, .<.. ba« gcfd)Ingcne 33Iatt (uou ®oIb, (Stlbcr u. f. w.). FOLIER, s. T. baS buuiie ®olbbI5ttd;ctt, btc Solie. FOLIO, «. Wolio, bie ^Bogcnform; ba« ©latt, bie a}lattfcite ftiic« 83itd)eg ; bergoliaiit; in — , tit Scgcitgrijpc ; — mort, bcrbftbiatterfarbeit, grlb ; — volume, ciit ^ud) til SSogciigvbpe, bcr ?(oltant. FOLious, adj. Uui'uy, blattfrig. FOLK, (Folks), s. pi. baS SSolf, btC SJcttte, ^erfoiteit ; gentle — , uontef)me ".'elite. roLLTCLE. .«. 1. ba8 .5aiitd)eii, bie sSkfe, (Sallenblafe; 2. B. T. bcr (Siuc^tbalg, bie Samcnfavfel, baS Sflmeitgebaiifc. To FOLLOW, V. a. s,- n. 1. folgeit, be^ fotgeii, iiad;tommeit; 2, oerfolgeii; 3. bcglcttcti ; 4. tiadigr()cit ; 5. obIie= geji;'6. iiad)abmen; 7. biencn;'gc= ^Orweit ; 8. aubntigcit ; to — (the pro- fession of) law, bie y^ed;te flubtren; U4 to - one's pleasure, fctticm SSergnit^ gcit nadjbiingcn; to — other men's business, fid) ititt aiibret liictite ®t= fd)afte befiintmcrit ; to — one's nose, bcm ©enic^p (an -Kafe) iiad)gcf)cit ; to — out, burd))~e^CU; to — upon the foot, auf bent %\\^t folgeii ; hence it follows, barauS folgt. FOLLOWER,*. 1. bev9lacfttreter, ^}lusfd)»ei= fling, UnmdBigffif. Saftcrl)afttgteit. To FOMENT', v. a. 1. bai)cn, eriDarmen ; lauroarin boben; 2. onrctjeii, anre= gen. • FOMENTATION, .9. 1. bie Sa^ung, (Sr= toarmnng; 2. ©rniiintcrung. FOMENTER, s. ber ©rmuntcvcr. FOND (arf«. — ly), arfj. i. unycrfianbig, t()ijri(^t, nlberit, lappifd); 2. itbcr= trieben jiirtltd), aU^n nad)fid;tig ; to be — of ... , (»on (£ad)cn iinb ■.V"fi'= foucn) gem babeit, fchr Itcbeit ; vcr= liebt, iH-rnarrt fe»n iit . , , ; — pur- suits, ^iebltugSbef4)afttgungcn, Sicb= lingSflitbien. To FOND, V. a. vid. Fondle. To FONDLE, v. a. jartlid; bc^aubcln, sjcrjiirteln, Itebfofen. FONDLER,s.bera]crjartIcr, (2ff)ineid;= ler. FONDLING, s. iaS <2d;ooBftiib ; ber Sirbling. FONDNE.SS, .<(. bie grpfie ?tebe, 9SorIic= be, 3nnigEeit, 3avtlid)feit, ber Stebee= raufd) ; bie tf)i.n-ic^te ?icbe. FONT, s. 1. ber 2:aufflrtit; 2. Tj/p. T-s. ber ®itp, SlbguB (etncc (Sd)fift) ; a — of letters (bill of — ),ber Sit'^jcftd, (£d)rift5ettcl. FONTANEL, s. s. T. baS jtiuifigef ;i;ri>ur, Sontauell. FONTANGE. .-,. cin I)Dber .f opfpitt) yon SBattberfdjkifc^i unb Spi^cn. FOOD, s. bie epcife, Slaljrung; iaS gutter. FOODFUL, ndi. fvHc^tbar, reicftlic^. FOODLESS, adj. cljuc Speife; im^ fntt^tbar. FOOL,«. 1. bcr Xi)t>v, gfJarr, bie 5rtar= rinn; 2. (in bcr 93ibel) bcr Saftcrbaf:^ te; 3. (Stad)clbcerfaft mtt <2al)i;e jiiib 3nifer ycrmifd)t ; to play ilie — , bumme§ 3f"9 (i'C" SfJarreii) mnd)cn; to make a — of one, eiiien jum 53efte!t Ijabcn ; 'tis but a — to it, c§ ifl nid)t6 (im ^lerglcid)) bagegen ; — bom, etn 3iJarr »on ®ebnrt; — 'scap, bie5lar= rcnfappc; cine Slrt fSdjreibpapier; German — 's cap, b.lS Pro-patria-% ; — hardy, tnUfiibn ; bnmmbreift ; — iiardincss. bie S:oU= fiiljn^eit ; S^nmmbrciftiiifeit ; — 's pa- radise, baS tliaircnparabifg, Utopien, (Scblajaffcnlanb; — 's parsley, bie ®ncitie, bcr fleine i£d)icrling,^unb3= ^.^Cterftlten {Acthusa — L.) ; —'stones, baS Jlnabeii!vant {OrcMs — l) ; — trap, bie 9]arrcnfal(e. To FOOL, J-. I. n. 1. scrac^tli^ bct>in= beln ; 2. taufd;en, yercitctn ; 3. m\\ 9iarrcn babcn, narren, affcn, beti)i.^= ren ; 4. bctriigeil ; to — away the time, bie 3ctt urn bie djren rber tobt fd)Iagcn ; to — one (oul) of his money, ctnen uiu fcin@clb bringen ; II. n. ben ??arrett maribcn, niirvifd) fci)n. FOOLERY, s. bie 3;f)orbeit, 9tarrl)cit, grn^e; Sappalic. FOOLISH ((ulv. — ly), ndj. i. tbBrid)t, untlug, imgereimt, albcrii ; 2. nar= rifcfe, lavptfd), voffcnI)aft, prfftvlid:/; 3. (in ber iBibel) laftcrbaft, inr. bcrbt ; — ncs.s. s. 1. bie S;^pil)cit, 5{arrl)ctt ; 2. StarrenSpoffe. FOOT, pi. Feet, s. 1. bcr SnB ; 2. ba3 llutere, Snbe, «jt man, weitn ein 3in£er gerabe uuter'bcm (Sd)iffe liegt; upon the same — , auf glcictcm (5ntic; — ball, bcr S^adon, ^nfibalt; — bands, r^- Snfantcrie, gnjiyDlf ; — bear, bie gn^ntatte ; — board, ba3 gnf;brctt, ber gu^tritt, %x\\t etncr Jtntfd)e ; — boy, ber Saufbnrfdje ; — bridijc, ber (£tcg, bie 53riicfe fiir Su^anger; — cloth, bcr gufftcppid) ; bie 5Pfcri bebcrfc; — fall, baS ©tolpern, bcr gebitritt; — fat, m\i jn biinnem ^nfe ; — fight, ba« ®cficd)t ju gu= fje; — guards, pi. bie ^gufigarbc; - halt, cine Sc^afffanfbcit; — hold ( — room), bcr 9^anm fiiv btc gii^e ; — hot, augenblid lid) (it. ii.) ; — irons, pi. etferne Scblcn fiir .Jtaualgviibcr ; — Mcker, ber Speicibcllecfcr ; — man, ber guSganger ; ?a(Jei; l*aufcr ; (in ber cnglifd;en .5?n^c) cin @c)^eU rooranf ber S^oafi nm gcucr nmnii erbalten iinib ; — man (or — sol- dier), ber Solbnt jn gng, Snfautcs rift; — m.anship, bie Scrtigfett im ®ct)en obcr ?auf:'fE, SSoteiilanfcr ; — race, bcr ffllcttlanf; — rope. JV. T. bai Unterleif ; — rule, bcr S)?a{jflab von I Sufi; —soldier, bcr SuSfolbat, 3n= fantcrifi; — stalk, bcr Stengel, Stiel ; — stall, ba« gnfgcflcU; bet Stcigbiigel ttneS SrancnuinincrS; — step, ber guGftapfc, bie Spur ; bcr 9Intritt ; — stool, ler (Sd;cmd, bit ^ittfd)e; — stovfe, bie geiierfiefe. 7'oFOOT, V. I. 7!. ■". J'.! Sufjc ge^en 2. tanjen, trippcln. furtngcn ; ii. a. l.beny-.r, fc^cn, fnf;cn, treten, b^s trctcrt ; ?.. rpornen ; to — stockings, >StriiT"(>fe anfii'idcn. FOOTri), adj. in comno.". mit glifftn, fiig'ft; cloven — . mit gefpallcnen giifu'rt; flat — , plattfiiiiig; four - , Bie'.fiifn'g, it. f. w. FOOl'LVG, s. 1. taS giificn, u. f. w. (nitl. To Foot) ; 2. bcr gufibpbcn, bfll ®ctafcl; 3. bcr (Vntj, bie Sage, (£ telle; 4. Spnr; i). in ®ang; ©c^ritt ; 6. Sanj ; 7. bie ©rric^tung, ber 31nfang ; to set a — , fefleu guli FORB FORE FORE faffcii; ftc^ Jiicbcrlaffeii ; to lose — , aufiillitfct)cn ; on the same — , auf gicicljcin 3upc, in bee iiamlirben 6in= ric^tUHj] ; upon a solid — , auf fc= iteu(m) Sup ; — , or — lace, bet ©vi= ^eugriiub. !'0P, s. bev Stumer, 9Jarr, @ecf, Han^ t«fi. Safe, Sicvaffe, .SauSanivft. FOPPERY, s. 1. bif Xi)nx\)tit, ^Jlavr- ^ett, $offe ; 2. baS ettle ©evriiitge, bcr XdWi, giitterftaat. FOPPISH [ado. — ly), a:lj. tliUTifd), al= fcfrn, liippifc^, (jfiienbaft, cttcl ; — nes3, .9. bie iJian-bctt, (Sttelfeit. FOPLING, »\ dim. 5{avi-ci;ctt, 3lcifd)c:t. FOR, conj. bean, wet I. TOR, pre;). 1. fiir, vor, um; tt)egctt, urn . . . roitteii, auS ; 2. iibcv, iiacft, ju, auf, ait, niit; 3. in 93ctreff, in vlnfcl)itit(5, nii ; 4. atiftatt ; 5. uuge- actitct, trofe, U'iemol;!, iveiiii qWi'A) ; H. scvmittelit ; — how iiuich 1 Jxne tf)CltCf ?"^— G(Xl-a-incrcy, UIll (^otteS: lO^lt; umfeitft; — God's sake, lim @ottc»i»ilIen ; — fear. aiiS 3ur(t;t; — want of . . ., auS ajJaiifiel ait ... ; ut a loss — .... sei'leijcit iiin . . , ; to stay — . . . , wavteit auf , . . ; were it not — you, tvave C§ niA)t 3^= retlVfi]CIt ; were it not — tliat, Weitll ia^ mc^t ware; I hear — certain, trf) frfal)vc als j]eaiitJ; not — my life, bci iJeibe iiicf)t;' (as)— me, wa» inicfc be= trijft; it is not— me, c3 ift nieiiie Bad)t md)t, fommt mir iitc^t ju; — what remains, ubvij]CUj ; — a while, auf etUt)]C 3cit; — ever, auf iinmer; {eine ©efuub^cit) foI{ le= ben ! 33iuat ! — the time to come ( — the future), fnilfHf; ; — once, biefcS OJJal ; — what"! wejjwcfjen? luofiir? Warum ? what are you — 1 tOili bc= Jtcbt 3()neu? wofiiV beftimmeu Ste ftc^? — grief »i>r .itummer ; — all (that), uii!]earf)tcf, wnm bem aurf) wiire, bet alle beiii ; obfdjou, ob= i\UiStarfe, ,^raft, SJIad^t, (SJciimltj 2. Jl'rieg§i)iad)f ; 3. ber Bwaiig, bie JJotl); 4. bie ©iiltigteit; by main — , au^ aller 3Jiac^t ; by open -— , geiv>altt[)atig ; in full — and virtue, L,. T. ill uoller .iJraft ; — meat, ba(S gef)adte_ Sleifd) ; forces, pi. bie 2;ruvvfu ', &eemad)t. To FORCE. V. a. I. jwillgeil ( — into. in, 5U) ui.Ut)igcit, treibeii, vrefffU; 2. crjwingeir, erprcffcn, burd;fc^eti; 3. iibcnvaltigen, eroberu, erftiirmcn, fprengett, surc^brcdKU, erbrec^en ; 4. nnftreiigcn ; 5. bcraiibeu, ncitl)jiid)= tigeu, fitanbcu ; to — a trade, tnx 93erfauf/.^anbel jwingen (forciren) ; to — flowers, trees. &c, iHuiueit, ^^hx- ine, w. f. w. jeitigctt, itbertrcibeu; to — wine, SBeiu ycrf!ed)eu [i. e. ini= fdjeit) ; to — a word, eiu iteueS 3Bort mad)en ; to — away, wegreipeii ; to — back, juriidi'd;lagcu ; to — down, f)inuutertreibeu, ober f^otlen ; to — forward, serbrangtu, yormartS fio= ^eit ; to — on, Wf iter treibeu ; to — open, aufbvedjeit ; to — out, auopref= feu; ab)ireffeu, abbriugcn; ■{)erauS= jwiugcn ; l)erauSbred)eii ; to — over, J\r. T. eiu 2d)iff bnrc^ Seife^ung »ieler Segel iiber cine sBanf arbei= ten ober mit bemfetbeu bitrd) bas (Sis brec^eri ; to — upon, aufbringen, er= jmiugcn, burdife^eu. FORCED, (uij. ge^wuitgcn; crjwun= gen ; — loan, bie erjmuiigene 5ln= ieil)e. FORCEDLY, adn. gcwaltfam, ge5>cun= geucrSBeife; uiiuatiirli^ (w. ii.) FORCEDNESS, s. bie SSerbi^buwg. FORCEFUL (ad«. — ly), adj. ^arf, fraftig ; gewaltfam. FORCELESS, adj. fraftioS, fd)Wac^, mac^tlo^, ungiiltig. FORCEPS, s. (Irttctuifd)) «■. T. bie 3auge. FORCiaa. 8. 1. ber, bie, bag 3«>iugeu= be, u. f. TO. ; 2. T. ber (SmboluS in einer 5puiuvc ober eiuein 2)rudrocr= fe, Hie ©nidftauge ; —s,pi. s. T. ber ^Pelican, bie B'tttujaugc. FORCIBLE, adj. 1. ftarf, iitSditig ; wirffam ; gewaltfam, l)eftig ; 2. er= jwungeu ; — ness, s. bie ©ewalt, ®e= waltfamfcit. FORCIBLY, adr. gewaltfaiii, mit 93}ad)t; mit ©cwa'lt. FORCING, s. bas Bwiugcn, 3:rei6en, vid. 7'o Force ; — pu:np, T. bie5)rucf' VumV'c; — rod, T. btc Sc^lagrut^c (5um 5Beretteu ber 3Beinc). F(JRCIPATED, adj. jaitgeuformig. FORD, .•;. bie 55ur't ; ba'« Sabrwaffcr. To FORD, 7'. a. waten, burd)watcn. FORDABLE, adj. burd)juwateu. FORE, I. a-ij. Berber, ba-J SSorbere bent Drtc na(b; ii. adu. »oru; »ori)er, BOr ; in compos, to — admonish, v. a. (to — advise, v. a.) uorber ratbeu, Warucn ; to — allege, v. a. wxtitt fr= Wal)UCU ; '— and aft, JV. T.BOU BOruc m^ f)iilten ; to — appoint, r. 1. so^ bcr beftimmcn ; — appointment, a bie 33orl)crbcftiiitinuiig ; to — nmi, v.a. 5um sorauS bcw'arfueu ; to — bode. V. a. (uorbcr) btbeiiteu, propbe- jeibeu, wciffagcn; abneu; — bode' s. ber $ropbct; 9ibueube; — bodinga, s. pi. Sorbebeutaageu, 9lnjcid;en. aJorcmpfinbuugen, 5U)niingcu ; — bolt, s. ber SBorfteder, ©c^loBuagel; — bowline, s. JV. T. bic godbuliiiie ; to — cast, V. ir. a. A- n. sort)er bcbeu= feu, iiberlcgeu, »orbcr febcu, entwci:= feu, auSftuiirti, abincffeu ; — cast, », bic 23orfid)t, bcr aJorbebadjt; (Snt= wurf, 5}}lau ; — caster, s. bcr oorl)er Ueberlegenbe ; 5pianmad)er ; .K T-s. — castle, s. baS SSorbcrfaftcli ; — castle-crew or castle-men (fnre-castlers), bie ^acf^gafteit, ^orpfltc^ter ; — chosen, part. adj. Borbcr enxHibU : — cited, part. «nir= l^eil (bcin S^aiime iind;) ; — passed, adj. »ort)crgcgangeit, uorig {w. it.) ; — porch, s. bcr 55or^of; — po.ssessed, adj. l3Dr|fr bcft^etib; citigcuommcit, tcfaiigcu ; to — prize, v. a. S)Orf)Cr fdja^cn ; — quarters, s. pi. Sp. E. btC 5]orbcrf)nnb beS ^ferbeS ; — rank, s. bte a]orberrct()e, baS SSorbcrglteb ; Bcr 93orratig ; to — reach, v. a. Sea Exp. iibcrfcgcrn, tobt fcgcllt; — read- ing, s. iai a3or[)crbi!rd)lcfeii ; —re- cited, adj. bOrf)cr crmal)Ut ; — remem- bered, adj. »prt)cr criunert ; — richt, i. axij. berett ; fc^iietl ; ii. niu. wxwaxU ; —room, s. baS SSorbcrsimmcr, bic aSorbcrftulJe ; to — nm, »). ir. a. »Dr= laitfcu, uorbcr, soraii geben ; — run- ner, s. bcr 9j!orlaufer ; S[^orbotc;93ors ganger; bie SSorbebeiitung; — said, part. adj. Worbcfagt ; — sail, s. JV. T. bftS SSorfcgcl, gotffcgel ; to — say, v. a. ■tjorber fagcn ; — sayi-ng, s. bie 3Sor= f)crfagung ; tn — see, v. n. vorbetfc= hen; — .seeing, s. baS SSor^crfebcrt, bic \-i>pi)ei(il)ttt ; —teller, s. bcv I5fi aSafirfager ; —telling, ». baS 93orber= fagcn ; bie SBciffagnng ; to — think, v.ir.a.6^v. »pr^cr bcbciifcn; mutf)= magen, al)ncn; bercucn; — thought, s. ber 33orbebad;t ; bie 33prfprgc ; — token, s. haS 3liiseicf)cii, bie 23prbebcn= tnng ; to — token, v- a. Dor^cr bejei^= nen, uprbebciiten, bcbcuten; —tooth, s. bcr SBprbcrjabn ; —top, s. >er 93pr= bertf)eil (bcfpnber» am Jiopfpufee, ba6 2;pupee) ; JV. t-s. bcr SSormarS ; cap- tain of the — top, ber SluSgncfcr auf bent SBormarS ; — topmast, bie 93or= ftcnge, ;?p(fftenge (crfier Sluffafe bc« ?^PCrniaftc§) ; — top-mast steering-sail, ba§ gprfftcngcnftcnerfegel ; — top-gai- lant-mast. bic ifiprbrantflengc (j»ei= ter 3luffa^ bcS gpcfmafic^); — top- galiant-saii. baS SSprbraiufcgtt ; — top sail, bag SpvmarSfcgel; —top-yard, bic SSorniavgraa ; — tye, s. bal 5ocf= brcf)reep ; — vouched, adj. uorljcr i.Kr= fic^ert; —ward, .9. ber SGortrab, bie *iluant=6i)arbe ; 33pr{)ut ; to — warn, v.a. juuor warncn, »prl)cr fagcn; — warning, s. bic SSprwarnintg ; — wheel, s. i>aS Sprbcirab ; bcr 33pr= frab ; — wind, s. JV. T. ber gute (giin= ftigc) 3Binb ; to — wish, v. n »prber JBiinfc^cn ■ ■ -yard, s. 1. ber 23prbpf ; 'L JV- T. bte SPttraa. FOREIGN, adj. 1. frcmb, aiislanbif(^, au§l)cimif(^ ; 2. ni4)t ba^u gcbbrig Dbcr paffcnb ; this is — to (from) our business, baS gct)i5rt nic^t jn unfcrer (Sad)e; — trade, bcr auStanbifd;e ,§aiibet. FOREIGNER, s. bcv Srcmbc, 9lnSlan= ber. FOREiGNNESS, s. 1. bag jjrcmbc ; 2. Uttpaffenbc. FOREL, s. ba§ ^Pergantent 'OPii Sd;af= feUcn. FORENSIC, adj. gcricttlicb. FOREST, .9. ber '^Jplft, 2BaIb ; -born', in bcr SBilbniB gcbprcn ; — giade (— green), bie ?id)tung im2BaIbc,a]Batb= toiefc, S-orftmiefc. FOREST AGE, s. baS ^prflrcdit; Sorfl: gclb. FORESTED, adj mit 93anmen mvnd)- fen, bauinrei^. FORESTKR, s. 1. bcr gprflcr, (fprfl^ htnbige; 28albbc»pf)ner; 2. gprft^ baum. FORFEIT, I. .9. t. ba§ SScrbrecben, bie 93ertoirfung, ©clbftrafc ; 2. 'tai ycr= fallcnc ®ut; 3. bcr 3{eiifauf, baS Slcugclb ; forfeits, /)/. baS aifanber= fljicl'; II. arfj. ccnuirft, uerfatlen, ycr= Uiftig. To FORFEIT, v. a. ycraMrfctt, »crfcber= jcn, »erlnflig fe»n obcr njcrbcn, fid; ciner Sac^c »ertuflig tnacbcn, yerlie= ren; to — one's word, fcirt 2Bort bre= cben ; to — one's life, fein Sebctt »cr= iuirfen. FORFEITABLE, adj. »trwtr!bar, »er= lierbar. EORFEiTURE. .9. 1. bte aScrttjirfiing, ©injieljung, <2tiafe ; 2.ba« serfatlcne ®ut. FORFEX, (lafcinifd)) s. bie ©djecre. FORGE, s. 1. bie Scbmiebe, ber Scbmclj^ pfen ; 2. bic SScavbcttnng ber 3)Jc= talle. To FORGE, V. a. I. fd;miebcn ; 2. ji^. crbicbten; na^abnicn, ua^mac^en, ucrfalfd)en, «nterfd)ifben. FORGER, s. l.bcr(Sd)miebenbe; 2./n-. (Sd^rift=)a3erfalfcber ; (5rbid)tcr ; — of false deeds, />. T. bcr ^alfaving. FORGERY, s. l. ba« != ije ; 3. .9. pi. bic aBegfdjeibc ; —fish, bcr (Srbwcrtfifcb ; — or —head, bie To FORK, V. I. n. ftcb fiabelfijrmig t[)ci: len, fic^ fpaltcn ; fcboffeu ; to — out. anSfpreijen, gabelfprmig aii«lanfen ; here the roads — , bicr tlieitcu fid) bie SBcgc; u. ff. 1. ntit ciner @abcl J)c= ben; 2. mit eincr ®abel bred;cn, graben; 3. fpi^en, FORKED (flf/,,.— ly), flrfj.gcgabelt, gabc= lid)t, gcfpaltcrt; —head, ba« ®'abct= gcl)ijrn ; —road, ( — way), bcr <£d)ei= bcn^eg ; — ness, s. bas ©abelit^te, bie S^pppclfpi^c. FORKY, adj. gcfpaltcu, gabelfiirmig. FORLORN, I. ycrlpvcn, scrlaffen, bii[f= Ipg, ungliicf(id) '; cinfam ; — hope. Mil. T. bic »crlorncn $ppficn ; ii. s. ber 93crlaffcne. FORLORNNESS, s. bic iBcrlaffcii^cit, ginfamfeit, ba« (Slcnb. FORM.s. 1. bici^prm, ©eftalt; 2. Typ- T. bic geff|te Sprm, jum -Jlbbrnd ciugcrabmte S^pgcnbdlftc; 3.©d)pn= bcit; 4. gfiegclmd^igffit; Drbnnng; 5. 33anf; 6laffe; 6. du^crc ®eirpbn= l)eit, ber S3rauc^ ; 7. Sp. E. Saffe (berSi^ pber bag ?agcr cines .&o= fen) ; set — . ba« 9JJuftcr, bic 2lb= fd)rift, bag 93prbi(^; a — of prayer, cine ®ebctfprmct; in—, bcr ?^prm nad) ; in due — , gei)pr(g, in gcbitbrcn= bcr Orbnung; in due — of law, gc= rtd)tlid) abgefafit; for — 's sake, iim i-eS (£d)cincf^antlen. To FORM, T3. r. a. 1. fprmcn, bilbcn, ge= fialten ; 2. fprmircn, ftcUen, -aiifftel= icn, cinrid)ten; orbnen; 3. crbciifcn, II. n. fid) bilbcn, fprmircn, cine (br= fpuberc) Sorm annclimcn. FORMAL {adn. — ly). adj. 1. fprmlidi, piinftlicb, rcgclmaptg, prbentlid); 2. fficrlid) ; 3. dupcrlid) ; 4. fprmcK, wefentlirib; 5. gcjicrt, gcjnmngen. FORMALIST, s. bcr ^^cbant, 5-prmali= fatenfrdmer, 3teraffc. FORMALITY, .«. 1. bic (^pmta'litdt, Sprmlid)feit, ?5orm ; 2. ba§ ©cprdns gc, bie i5cicrlid)fcit, bcr Staat; 3. @d;cin ; 4. bie 2Befen{)cit ; formalities of law. geric^tlidje gprmalitdttn, Cproccburci't. To FORMALIZE, v. n. fid) gcnau an bit gcrmatitdtcn binbcn. FORMATION, s. bic 5^^i!bung, (^prm. FORM.vnvE, ad}, bilbcnb, IntbungSfa* big, fcrmgebeiib. FORMER, I. s. berltrbcbcr, ^pilbenbe, Silbner ; —chisel, T bag €tfinmci= fen; ll. «//;. oprig, ycrgangen, cber; in — limes '(days), fpnff, friibcr, cl)C= mala ; — ly, ado. cbcbcm, yprmatg. FORMFUL. ndj. crfinbnnggrcid). FORMIC vnoN. .9. bag' ®cfiibt, \ini wenn '.Hmeifcit iiber bie .§aiit (aufcn FOUMIDABLE {adc. — i.y), ad}. fnr(bt» FORT 6ar, fiircbterlid) : — ness, s. bie Surest- harUit, 'eyiivdjterlicijfeit. FORMLESS, adj. gcftaltloS ) ungejtalt, imf6rmlt4'. FORMULA, s. bte i^ormd. FORMULARY, 1. s. fcns gomiiilar, M-- tmk; aJJiiftci (=23uc^); — of an oath, iiie.(S-it!C«formcI ; II. adj. fonn= lico, »or(iefcl;rie5cn. To FORNICATE, v. a. {)ltvcn. FORNICATED, adj. bnrc^ .giiiverct bi' FORNICATION, .?. 1. btc 45urcrct ; 2. bcr ©ij^cnbieiift (in ber heilii^cn St^rtft) ; 3. ^rc/i.r. cine 5h-t i^oa'cn^ flenjolbe. FORNICATOR, s. bet .6urcr. FORNICATRESS, s. bif".(5«''f- FORRAY, »• + ber vaiibevifrf)e (Jinfall. To FORSAKE, v. ir. a. vm-laffcii, auffle^ btn, cutfancit ; to' — one's colours, auS= leiticit, befevtivcit. FORSAKEii, s. bcr 3Scrlaffer; Sdil- reiser. FORSOOTH, adv. ivivflicfi, fiirtva^r, i»nl)vlid), tvfiuii, ja frcilic^, ci ja boit- y.) FORSWEAR, V. a. SCVfd^WDVCIt, nb- fdjlDOren ; to — one's self {or to — , o. n.) fid) tjcvfc^roin-cn, falfd) fc^«)6= rcn, mcinctbti] werben. FORSWEAREK, s. 1. bcr cttuaS a6= fc^iuiivct; y. bcr, bte SDJciiicibtgc. PORT, s. 1. bnS goi-t, bie SJcfiuiij}; 2. 3emaubfoilarfc&eitc. FORTE, adj. ^/hs. T. ftarf, Ulllt. b'ORTii, I. («/o. 1. «pr, tjnyor, ()cr: 2. t)erau?, t)iuau^ ; 3. auBcn, aut)cr= ^alb ; fort, wcitcr ; fcnic r ; and so — . Iinb foivcitcv; from this tinin — , uoii mm an, fiiro, fiinftii^bin ; — coming, bcrcit ju erfd)ciueri, uor[)au= ben; bie (SifdKinitn j («pr ©cridjt) ; —issuing, ^cruorfoiltlUCllb; — with, fogleid), fofovt, cbne 3luilaub; n. ]>rep. . ba« ^d)irfial, @cfd)iif, bie3ufiiiift; 3. baSSliirf; 4. gSer^ mogen ; 5. .*5eiratbS)iut, bie 2}Jitga= fee; good—, ba« ®liii.f; ill—, baS Ungliid; she is a — , fie tft eiue gitte ^artie; to marry a tercat or rich) — , FOUL cine tctc^e ^artte mac^eii, ein rctc^cS 2Jlab(ftcn beiratbcn ; — in reversion, bcr erbfall ; wheel of—, bn^ ®Iiitf«= rab; —book, taS SOabrfagerbuc^, S:raumbuc6 ; —hunter, bcr @clbfrei= cr, @liicf fritter; — hnntin;;, bie ©liitf^jdgcvci ; — screen, bcr ®liicFo= faficit ; to — tell, umbrfagcit ; — tell- er, bcr SSa^rfager, bie SBabrfage^ ftnii; —telling, biiS SBabrfagcii, bie SBabrfngerci. To FORTUNE^ v. n. gefcbet)Cll. FORTUNED, («// bcgliicft, gliiiflid). FOR'iTJNELESS, o^/. uitgliicflid) , nn= bcmittelt, arm. FORTY, adj. vicrjig; sheet of forties, Tvp. T. iaS sicrjig'cr Sormnt. FORUM, s, baS goruin, ©cric^t, ber ijf= fcittlicbe ^^ialj. FORWARD, I. adv. ■OOXtoMS, fort, lDCt= ter ; from this time — , »0U jcftt alt, biufitro ; from that time — , SOIt bcr 3cit an ; balance carried — , M. E. Salbo oorgctragcn ; the wind hauls — , JV. T. bcr 2Binb fctjralt ; —for- ward marcli! Mil. T. DOrWdrt^ mavfd)! ii. adj. 1. ba«a?orbcre; 2. friil)5citig, friib; fiirbcrfam, 5uneb= menb, tm 28ac6«tbnme ; 3. fertig, burtig, bercitoillig ; 4. fleipig, cif= rig, fcnrig; 5. yp'rfc^nell, nafewci«, uovcilig, uubcfoniicn ; a — man -n the world, bcr fctu @(iicf gemad^t bat, ein angcfcbener'DJaiin ; —fruits, friib= jeitige 5ri:d)te ; a — piece of work, cine 'Jlrbcit, bie forbert ; —protest, jn. K. soreiiigcr {\\i friibjeitig erf)obe= ner) ^:]]rDteft. To FORWARD, v. a. (bcfonbcrS JSl E.) (ab=)fcubrn, abgcbcn laffcu iiberfeii= ben, befi3rb(."n,"bcfd)lcunigi:i(; ivcitcr serfcnbcn ; to — to .., suftetlcn (eincm ctWaS); — ed, Bcrfanbt; goods to be — ed, ©pebitionSgiitcc; — in?, bie3lb= fenbung, Slbfevtig'ung, u. f. w.\ — acent, — merchant, "bcr SpCbitCUr, (3Baarcn--)2?erfcnbcr. FORWARDER, s. bcr Slbffiiber; S3e= forbcrer, ©inmer. FORWARDLY, adv. frii^jcitig ; etfrig, fc^ncIJ, upreilig. FORWARDNESS, s. 1. bie Sriibjcittg^ ttit, friib^eitige 3Jcife; ba8 Sprtfom= wen, aBad^Stbnm ; 2. bie sBcvcitwiU ligfeit; ber ?^lciy, bie (Sinfigfcit, bcr e'(fcr, bie.^i^c; 3. iBoiciligfcit, ltn= befonuenbcit, "Srcifiigfeit. FORWARDS, adn. vid. I'orward, adv. Foss, s. ber ©raben. FOS.S1L, I. adj. aufgcgrabcn, aiis bcr (gi+e gegrabcn; — ^cork, bcr 58crg= forf; —salt, baS Stciufalj ; —.shells, ycrficinerte Sc^alfbicvc; li. — s, s. pi. gcffiiien, 'Diincralicii. FOSSiLisT, s. bcr aJJincralog. To FOSTER, r. V. a. &■ n. ndfjn'it, er^ tidbrcn, aufjicbcn, vflfgen- bcgcn, ennntbigcit, wobltbun, bcgiinttigcn, lieben; II. v. jnfammcn anfgejogen nierbcn; — broihr-r, ber 3)2ild)brnber ; —child, baS ^Pflcgefinb ; —earth, ber nabrenbc 33Dbcn ; —father, bcr $f(cgc= sater; — mother ( — dame), bic ^jjflcges mntter; —nurse, bie (Siing=)'Jl!nmc; —siller, bic 9}Jild)fctweftcr ; —son, ber ^Pflegcfo^n. FOSTERAGE, s. US (Jritaljreit, 5Iuf= jiebcn. FOSTERER, s. bcr (Svnabrcr, @rbattcr, 5pflegei>atcr; bie grndbrcrinn, u. f. m. FOSTERLING, s. bcr gjflcgling, ba§ Bifbtinb. FOTHER, s. ba§ ??ubcr; vid. Fouder. FOUGADE, s. .Fort, oic Slattermiiic. FOUL ('idr. — i,v), ojij. 1. unrein, fdjmn^ig. fd)iyar5 ; triibe ; 2. garftig, bd^Ud); 3. gefe^wibrig, n.nberred)t= FOUR Itc^; 4. b6fe; fc^dnblif^; vcrru.Hj falfcb; grdnlic^; 5. grob; 6. Vir^ worrcn, yenvivrt ; to fail — upon one, {adv.) uitgcftiiin iiber eiuen Ijcrfaljc.t , jV. T-s. \o run — of a ship, auf cin igc^iff trcibcn, c§ iiberfegelit, in ben @rnnb fegeln, in ben @vnnb bobrei: .; the running — of a ship, taS -JlnftoBeii bcr (2d)iffe ; the anchor is — , bcr 2ln= f cr ifl nnflar ; to make — work, allC'J in Unorbnnng bringcn ; — befell the man! iSd)anbc auf ibn! JV. 7-s. — bill of health, ciu uurctncr ®efiinb= beiti^jap; — coast, bic gcfdbrlid)e Jtiifte; — copy, bie uufaubcre 9lb-- fc^Vtft ; — dealing, bic fd)led)tf, U!t» reblid)e .^anblungSwcife, ^^etriigerei ; — disease, bie \)cnerifc^c Jtraniljcit ; —faced, baplid) vm ®elid)t ; —feeder, baS mit beiti ,§citjbnnger bcbaftctc Spferb ; —fiend (—spirit), ber 2'eufcl ; —ground, J\''. 7'. bcr fc^Icfbte 9lnfer= grnnb ; — impressirm ( — page), Typ. T. ber gef)Ibru(f, bte«cite upllcr53nicf= feblcr; —language, vi-ibclbafte 9lebcn, (2ri)inipfrcbcn; — linen, fcljivarje (fdjinu^igc) 3.1?dfd;c; — means, fd)dnblid)C, unred)tmdt)ige ^DJittcl ; —mouthed, eiu Ipfc^ a.1Jau( bnbcnb; — paper, bte ,5tlabbe ; ba§ 6'pnccVf; —play, bag falfd;c Spiel, bie 53iibc= rci, Sd)fhnerei; — pr.aciice.«, vid. — dealing; — pump, JV. T. ciuc UUElare ^umpe ; — spoken, uerlenmbcrird) ; — stomach, bcr ttcrborbcnc lUagen; JV. T-s. —water, triibcS ilBaffcr • the ship Cthe rudder^ makes — water, hai ©c^iff nuibbcrt, ba8 (Stcncr fifd)t; —weather, gavftigc« fficttcr ; bai? lln= gcwittcr jur lice; — wind, bcr a>i- brige, uugiinpige SiJinb ; —words, lofe, SBorte. To FOUL, V. a. bcfubcln, bcfdjinu^en, bePctfen. FOULNESS, s. 1. ber Sd)mn^, bic nn= retulid)fett ; 2. ^dglidifcit; 3. \\n^ rcblicbteit, ijalfd)beit. . 1. bic ©runblcguiig, ®riinbung, Stiftung, ba-S ©til'cii= binni; 2. bic ®runbiagc, ©runbfcftc, ber ®runb, ®ninbfa^. F0UNDATIONLES.S, adj. oljUi @rinib= lage. FOUNDER, s. 1. bcr ®tetier; 2. bcr Stiftcr, Urbcbcr; 3. bie 3[ebc, i£teif= l)eit (ber ^ferbc). To FOUNDER, v.-o.. <.^- ji. Sp. E. I. uUS' jagcn, rebe macbcn; rebc fci)n, fliir^ j(cn; 2. fcbcitern, ftranbcn, nnterftn= fen, «cvftnfen (roegen cineS 8eif^); fd;citern, fcbl fcblagen ; a foundereii horse, cin flcifcS (yerfd)[ageneg) -^jfcrb, FOUNDERY, s. bic ©icfjcrci, (Sd)nicl5- bitttc. FOUNDLING, .■>. iicr -4?ferbeii, bie rom ^Socfe Ijcrab gclcnft jverbcn, ber^agbjug; — score nc^tS'fl 3 — way cock, T. 'bcr JBier- FRAM FRAT FREE »ei]e^a()u ; —wheeled, sicrtiibcrtg ; upon all fours, aitf allcit aSicVfll. FOURTEEN, a'lj. ytcrjet)!!. FOURTEENTH, adj. tCl*, btC, ba« 3}ici-= jef)utc; — ly, adu. 511111 oiersctmtcn. FOURTH, I. mij. bet bie baS a[5tcrte; — (bill) of exchange, Jl/. E. bie DuilVte, tier iQuartaiuec^fet (ba^ sierte (Srcin= plac eiiieS gejogeueii SSec^fel*) ; H. s. ba« Sjiertel; /«r««. r. bie Duavte; — ly, ode. »icrtciig, ^iiiu yiertcii. FOWU, »•. ber a^Oilcl; collect. Hi ®e= ftiigel, Sebevaieij". 71) FOWL, v.n. aSijijel fleUett, aSijgel fct)ie5eu. FOWLER, s. I. bee aSoglcr, 93oacI= fleUec, i?pge(fam3cr; Sogel^oiibler ; 2. jv. r. bag Steiiifiiirf, bie geucr= faije ((Sc^ipfaiione). FOWLING, s. ba« ^ogclflcllen, bev Sjogclfaiig, bie SSogeliagb; to go a — , auf bie SBogeljacjb (^cll 3]oi]ct= fang) gefjcit ; —bag, bie 3vigbtafrf)e; — piece, bie 33ogelfIiute ; — iwwiicr, baS S3iii-fc^pul»ei:; — shot, ber 2^o= gclbuitft. FOX, s. 1. ber ?iurl)S; 2. cmt. fd)[aiie, «crfd)mi^te iDJenfd; ; to set H'e — i" • feoep one's geese, proo. bell Socf 5IIIU ©artiicr madjcit; — case, ber giid)^; Imlg ; — chase, bie jjuc^Sjagb; —dog, ber Saci)sl)unb ; — evil, baS Sud)o= iibel (.^aarauSfancii) ; — glove, ber Singer[)ut [Digitalis — L) ; — hound, ber ijudiihiiub ; — hunter, ber guci^S= jagcr, *vud)3l)efeer, 5ucl)3prellcr j cont. etrobjuuEer; —like, /!(//. fc^lau, ticr= fcJjmi^t, «jie eiit Sucl}^; —tail, ber ^UC^Sfc^Wanj (.aiopccurus — L.); — trap (— gin), baS gitdlSeifcu. FOXisii, adj. fd)laii, ucrfcbmi^t. Foxsnu', s. bie i^c^iaulieir, iiift. FRACAS (frnn^.), s ber 31ufrit^r, iSiU'in, ba§ @cfd)rci. FRACTION, s. .^r. T. bte gekoc^eiie 3a^I, ber Sruc^. FRACTIONAL, adj. gebroc^eit (»ou 3a^Icit). FRACTIOUS (ada. — ly), adj. ijitllffiicb^ . tig, miirrif*^; — ness, s. bte ^auU fudit. FRACTURE, s. ber 5Brucft ; 33etubriirf;. To FRACTURE, v. a. jerbrcdpeii ; t)re= ^en (eiu 93ein, u. f. w.). FRAGILE, adj. }erl3vcd)lic^ ; Jig. geln'e^= lic^, fd)n)ad). 7RAGIL1TV, s. bte 3f''I'l^cd)lid»fctt ; fg. @eBred;lic^feit, i§iiifaUig£ett, @d)TOad)()eit. FRAGMENT, s. I. ba§ ?5ragment, 53rud)fliitf ; 2. ber Ucberreft, -iibijnb. FRAGMENTARY, ndj. fvagmetitavifii). FRAGOR, s. iaS @e!raci)e, ©etofc. FRAGRANCE(— cy),s beraSofjIgeruc^. FRAGRANT {ado. — ly), aij. H)Of)lrie= d)cnb. FRAIL, \.s. 1. bie 53iitfe: 2. ber 93tit- fcitforb, Seigenforb, DJoftnenforb ; — figs, Jlorbreigcti; II. ndj. gebred)= Itc&, fc^iuad), ' iuicutfd)l6ffei!, ver= fiU)r&ar. FRAILNESS, s. bie ®ctred)[id)fcit, <£d)tt)»ai^t;eit, 33cranbcvlic^Eeit. fRAiLTV, s. 1. bie @c()rfd)(id)feit, (&^wad)f)cit; 2. ber Scfittritt, 3"= tf)um, baS ^Sevffljeii, bie Sc^roac^= I)cit«fiinbe. TRAISE, .?. Fort, ber f^)aiiif(^c 9?c;tcr. To FRAME, V. a. 1. ciiifiigeit, eiiirab= men, lutter @(aS unb 3fiiit)meu briii; geii; cinfaffen, »ev6iitben; 2. bilbeti, bauen, mad)en, geflalten, »crfertigen, ucninvflic^cn ; 3. etiirid)tcn; 4. ent= werfen; auSfinnen, erfinben, fd)nne= ben ; to — artillery, Oun. T. @efd)ii^ anfpf{ail5en ; to — one's thouahts into words, feinc ©ebaufcu fd^riftlid) auf= 158 I'c^en; to — news, Sflcuigfeitcu fc^niieben. FRAME, s. 1. ber 3tat)mcn, bie (Sin= ral)mnug, (Sinfaffnng ; 2. baS ®eftcl(, ®e()aufc, ©eriift; 3. bag ®cbaube, ber 58au, bie 3ufammenfefenng ; 4. bie Sonn, ©efialt; 5. ber jtin-pcr ; 6. ber ©tut)l (eine§ (StriimpfanrfcrS^, u. f. iw.) ; 7. jv. T. ber Spaiin ober epant ; 8. bie (5inrid)tnng, Drbnung, S)ie= gelmaptgfeit ; 9. (5'rfintnug; — of ordnance, bie ?affettc; — for jewels, ba« 3nroeleti!iiftd)en ; — of mind, ber @emiitb«Miftanb, bie Stimmung, bie ®eijle«tlimmung ; nut of — , iii \X\y orbnung, nic^t aijfgcvanmt, UMpap= lid); — house, baS ge^immerte, l)ij(= iSerue ^auS; —saw, bie 9Jal)mfdgc, ©pannfage; —work, 3immermerE; — work-knitter, ber StrnnipfroirEer. FRAMER, s. ber sKerfertigcr, Url;eber; (Sinridjter. FRANCE, s. grau!rcic^. FRANCES, s. graucisca (Jrauenname). FRANCHISE, s. L. T. 1. bic ('freibeit, 33efrcinng ; ®ercd)tfame, baS 3]pr= red)t; 2.'5lBablvcc^t, 3. ccr ®cric|ts= begirt To FRANCHISE, v. a. frei mad)cn, t)c= fvcien; frei laffeu. FRANCHiSEMENT, s. bic Sefreiung, greigebnng. FRANCIS, s. S^;tnci^cu«, ?5rans (3}iaunSnaine). FRANCISCANS, s. pi. ber Grbcu ber Sranciecaner. FRANCONIA, s. i^ranfen, baS fvraiifcii= lanb ; Franconian, Laf/j. fraiififc^; IL s. ber Sranfe. FRANGIBLE, adj. jcrlired)lid). FRANK, I. s. .■iiiig. 1. ber Sranfen (^ranjijftfd^e 2J?iin;e); 2. abir. (fiir Francis) granj, (vranjdicn ; 3. ber fraiitirte (poftfreie) sbVief ; bit pDft= freic 3f 'f""3 ; 4. — s, .?. pi. bie 5ran= fen in SJcittfc^lanb ober Sranfveic^, (betlgleid)en 5^enennnng bet ben 3JJor- genlanbevtt fiir bie iSeroobner beS jueftlid)en (Suropasi) ; to write by means of a — , unter 3lbreffe oon .. (buvd) . .) fdjrciben ; 11. (atn. — ly), adj. 1. frei; unbefaiigen; freiniiitt)ig, ofeubcrjig ; bieber ; fveigebig ; 2. foftenfrei ; in compos. — almoigne, baS ®efd)cnE an bic Jtird)e, eitirc^engnf ; —chase, ba§ freie 3iigbvcd)t; — tkmi, ba« (5reignt; —free, baS Areilc^en ; — foid,ba« 5}?ferc{)red;l, J'riftredtt, ber .^^iivbcnfc^Iag ; — incense, ber 23ci()= raiid) ; — indale, eiiie 9lrt wpi)Irie= d)cnbcr SBeintranbc (^iefam=(?lmffe= laj); — law, bag gefc^licfte Oiec^t; — marriage. L. T. bag 2ei;rtgnt alg 9)Jitgabe ber ^^ran ; — people, bie ^Vraiifcu; — pledge, L. T. + bic i!(vei= tiiirgfdjafi yon id)\\ Samilien, ciner fiir bie anbere; — tenement, (Wte Frank-fee). To FRANK, V. n. frnnfircii, poflfret mac^en ; — ed. franco. FRANKLIN, s. b abreibc'n. FRAYING, s. Sp. E. ber .SomabuHtrf. FREAK, s. 1. bcr plo^lid)c, iivfacfijlofe Drtgwed)fel; 2. bcr pUitjlicbe ©in* fait, bie ®rille, >5ra§e, ginbilbung. To FREAK, V. a. fprcnfclil. FREAKISH {ndn. — ly), adj. grtllig, wnnberli:^, eigcn)tnnig, fcltfam ; fan* taftifd) ; —ness, s. bic SBunbcrlidjfett, Sra^c. FREAM, s. ber SSradjad'er. FRECKLES, s. pi. bie Soiiimerfpryffcu, Slecfen, .^iiiblattern. FRECKLED, ) {or Frecklefackd) adj. FRECKLY, S fominerfletfig, fomnter* fprofftg. FRECKLEDNES3, s. bag ©OlUlUCra fledigc. FREDERIC, .9. (iDJaungnamc). FREE Oulo. — ly), ab^angig; 2. befreit; foflenlog ; 3, priuilegirt; 4. evianbt; 5. uitges jraungen, anmutbig, reijcnb ; C>. frcU miitbig, offenbcrj'ig, gntberjig ; freigebig (of..., htit...); f^ulbs log ; — of (from)*..;, frei oon — from care, forgcnfrct ; you are — or it is for — for you, Cg ftcbt ShltCU fvci; to make one — (of a city), cincil jnm ©iirger, (of a company), jum SUeifter iitacben; to make — with one, fid) luit cinem geiitfin madien, ftd) jn tief f^evablafftn, ober, ftc^ 3U uiel Sveibcit eriauben, ftd; ju vicl berangncbmen; to make — with one^s constitution, fciitc @efitnbbcit onfj (Spiel fe^en ; to be too — , fid) ju »icl Sreiljeit berang nebmcn; to have — quarters, freigebaiteit )oerben ; M. E-s. if — of (froin) error, nac^ Stic^tigbCs ftnbcrt; warranted — from average, fici »on 33cfc^abigung ; — of charges* fofleufrei; — of (all) 'debts, f^ulbcu* fvci ; — of postage, franco ; — on th.nel ; — liearted, frcimutl)!^, pffcn[)evsi(] ; — hold, ( — tcneiiiem, — tenure), bdS 5irci(^ut, Svetlcbeti; — holder, tev grcifaffe, ?aubeij]ent()umcv ; — horse, ciit njtUiflca, fnivtaeg {3ug=)^f"b; — man, bcv fvcte 9)caim ; fieigclaffeue SSiinjcr, gvcibjivflcr, SJictftcr; — mason, bcr SvcillWUreV ; — masonry, tie Sreimaurcrci ; —men, pl.^xn- biirgcr ; — minded, fovgcitfrct, viiHg ; ~ pardon, bic SBcgiinbigutig fcittfS etant«ycvbrcd;ev8) ; — room, ba§ Icete Simmer; — schoci, bie (^reifcfjulc ; — (sea) port, bcr (Jvcifiafea ; — spoken, fret im Sicbeit ; — stocks, aSilbltnge ; — stone, bcr Oiiabcrftf in ; — style, bie uiigejiuungciic ®cf)rcibart; — sugar, ber pftiiibifcf)e 3ncfer; — thinker, bcr Sreibciitcr, Srciiictft ; — thinking, bie (Vrcibeiiterei, (^Vcigeiflc* i ret ; — tongued, fretmiithig ; — trade, bie|)anbel5frei()iit; ber ficie 33crfei)r | tilt 4?/. bic (itrailjnfeil ; to take — leave. obllC'')lb= f^icb fiM-tgehcit; — bean, bie miilfc^e ©c^iicibebobiic; — brandy, berBvaiij: branimvciii, C5^rgiiac; — chalk, bic fvanjijfifdje .ftrcifc ; bcr 3}Jccrfd)aiuit ; — cnwsii|), bic 5Uivifc[ ; — gras.«, bcr gutter! Ice ; — green, brtS 2Saffergriiit ; — honeysuckle, bcr f).milifc^C Jticc ; — horn, bas 2UaIbborn ; — like, imd) fran5i5itfd)er 5lrt ; — nian, bcr ^raii= JOfe; — marigold, bic SamillCtblllllK? ; — mercury. tciS 33iniiel= obcr 33cii= gelfrnilt ; — pox (or — disease), btC v>cticrifd)e Jiranfbcit, 33enu4feii(^e, bic Svaujofcii ; — rose, bie CSfftgro= fe ; — rouge, bic frami^fifcte (2cfeiittn= fe ; — wheat, bie 4pirfe ; — wine, ber (^raitsiceiu ; — woman, bic 5raitjo= ftiiii. To FRENCHIFY, v. a. llitt fratlsbfif^Crt Stttcit uiib 2:borbcitcii anftcrfeit. FRENETIC, adj. llltftltnig, viil. Frantic. F'RENZy, s. bic .^triiwutJ), ber 3Bai)ii- filtll; —of despair, bte grijjjte (bbc{)= flc) iBerjTOcifluitg. FREQUEXCV, s. bit ^(iuftgfcit, bftcre 2Btcberf)oluiig. FREQUENT, adj. f)auftg, ijftcr. 7<» niEQUENT, V. a. oft, flcijjig bcfu= cf)eit; befiid)eii. FREQiiENTATiON, s. bet '^aufigc, bf- terc Siefud). FREQUENTATIVF.. ndj. Gram. T. (— verb), bnS 5^rcquctitatmim/3ettn3ort, bag cine bfiere ^iUcbcr^oUmg au-J= briicft). FREQUENTER, s. bcr flct^tge 33efn= d)er; .^Tunbe. FREQUENTLY, adj. l^iiufig, ine^rmalS/ eft, geiubbnlid). FREQUENTNESS, s. rid. Freqitency. FRE.SCO, s. 1. bic .Ritbfniig, gvifdje ; 2. bus fiiblenbe ©etran!- 3. r. bas SBiinbgcmaibe, fVrefco (bte 2JJalecet auf fiifd)cin MaW. FRESH, I. aij. 1. {iil)f, frifc^ ; 2. innn= tcr, bliibcnb, ncn ,• 3. ungefaljen ; H. s. baS Srifcbc; fiitjc SBaffcr, ?vlufi= waffcr ; in compos. — blown, * jiingft eiitfaltet; — gale, .AT. 7'. cine ficifc Jtiil)lc ; — man, bcr ?JeuIing ; (^nd)& ; jV. T-s. — shot, ber Strid) yon fiifiem SSaffer im 3)Jccre, baS ^Oracfroaffer, Dbcnimffcr ; — spell, ( — gang), bie frifdic (anbere ablbfenbe) 2}hinn= fcbaft; — water, bag fii^e SSaffcr; bcr i^pvratb bcffclben in eincm fecbiffe. To FRESHEN, v. I. a. frtfA mac{)cn, er= frif(^cn ; waffern, auSaniffcrn ; Jv. T. to — the howse, ba5 9lntcrtait in ben jlliifcn ucnuabrcn ; ii. w. frifc^ n)cr= ben ; JV. T. the wind freshens, bcr 21'inb ivirb jtarfcr. FRESHF^s. s. .V. T. baS cirtcn .Oafen obcr ?i-{ii6 I'om ?anbe \iix anfdm'e!= Iciibc 3icgenipaffcr,.§oc^roaffcr, D,bcr= tvaffer. FRESHET, s. 1. bcr ©trpiit »pn fiiBCin aBaffer; 2. .im. baS angefAmoUciie 2Baffcr, bcr bobe ghif;, bte ,$od)ffntb, UcberfdiiPcntmHttg (.banftg tm pi , vU. Freshes.) FRE.SHLY, adr. 1. fiibl ; frifd) ; 2. iiinntcr, frbblicb; 3. neulic^; 4. upn nencm. FRESHNESS, .^. i. bte j^rifdie, jtiible; 2. a)hintcvfcit; 3. gficubctt ; 4. ?lb= gcnnfetbcit ; 5. fraftige, uitocrborbcne *8cfdMffcnbeit. FRET, s 1. bic lO^ccrengc; 2. 3Infroal= lung, Qlufbranfiing, ©abrung ; 3. ?ci= bcufd)aft[id)feir, .^eftigfeif, bcr ^orit, 5lcrgcr ;4. Mus. 7'.ber43nnbam.Oalfc Pbcr ©riffbrctt bcr i!antc, (Suitarve, altcn_aSioIe, u. f. m. ; 5. bic erbabene 5lrbcit ; to put one in a — , ciucrt bbfe mactjcit; — saw, bic ?od)fagc; — work, bie anSgcmcib'eltc, erbabene 3lr= beit; ba« gcflpd)tenc (SHttenpcrf. To FRET. V. I. a. 1. frciXcit, jcrfrcffcu ; (iijcn; bcijeu; 2. abrcibcn, anfrciben, rcibcn ; 3. cingrabcn, crbaben arbci= ten ; 4. anfftrcidKn, farben ; 5. cr^ fc{)itttern ; fi. argern, fd)mcr5cii, fran= felt; cr^iirnen; ii. «. 1. fic^ abnufecn, ficb abrcibcn, ftdi abfd);ilcn, abfallen, abgebcii ; 2. fid) drgern, ftcb grctmcn, ftc^ Jvcinfcn; ftcb er.^itrnen; her skm , fret*, i^r jucf t bic .^anf. FRETFUL {adi\ — i.y), nrf/. rfijbnt , (Ir* gerlicf), ?orntg, tjcrbricpiid), miirrifd); — ness, s. bie C^ei^barfcit; ba§ miirrt» fd)c 2Befcii,ber iiilcrbrufj, 2lergcr. FRETTY, adj. iiiit cr^abcucr ^ilrbcit gejtert. FRIABILITY, ? s. bie 3ti-'i'cibltcl)feit, FRIABLENES3, S 53rpcfli(^ffit. FRIABLE, adj. jcrrciblicb, bri^cflid). FRIAR, s. 1. bcr SUJBnd), grater; 2 Tirp- T. rtne iinleferlict)e, ya h\a^ ge« brntftc Scite ; — 's cowl, bie 3)JBnd3§= fnttC; 3)Jpnd)8faVpe (.^rum probnsci dium — L.) ; — 's lantern, bCr S^runfcb FRIARLIKE, ) arf/. nipiid)ifd), f(pftcr> FRiARLY, 3 lid), tt»ie cin 9JJpnd). FRIARY, I. s. ber 3}iond)«orbcn ; ba3 ^loflcr; II. at//. mpnct)ifd), floftcrlid). To FRIBBLE, i-. ». 1. fciii Spiel trei= belt, tanbein, fafeln; fpottcln; 2. (iiii @cben) vranfcn. FRIBBLE, I. adj. tiinbclnb, lapptfd) ; li. s. bcr Stumer, .t^afenfnf). FRiBBLER, s. ber S:dnbler, ®crf. FRIBORG, vid. Frank PLEnoE. FRICASSEE, .9. baS gricaffcc. To FRICASSEE, v. a. fricafftreu. FRICTION (Frication, U\ «.). .t. bic [Tletbung, Srictton ; Med. t. baS5vot= tiren. FRIDAY, s. bcr ?;reitag. FRIEND, s. 1. ber (^r'cunb, bte greun= binn ; 2. bcr SBcgleitcr ; a — in busi- ness, cin ®efd)dfr«frennb, tPtanbels^ frennb, (Sprrcfponbent ; a — in court, ber ©iinner ; to .stand — , frennbfdiaft: lid) beiflcben, als jfrcnnb bienen ; tc make friends, ftct) vcrfi}l)nen, nusf5^= ncn. To FRIEND, V. a. bcfrennben,beif}ebcn, unterfiii^eit, begiinftigcn. FRIENDED, adj. giinftig, )vpt;Igfftiint, gcneigt. FRIENDLESS, adj. frcunbloS, p^n« (^rcitnb. FRIENDLIKE, adj. ico()ln)Pllcnb, gc= iieigt. FRIENDLINESS, .?. bie ?vrcnnblid)fctt, .P)cr»ltd)Eeit, taS 3BpbIiupUeit, liebli^ d)c aScfen. FRIENDLY, ndj. &- ad,'. 1. frenubfdiaff^ lid), frcnnblirf), bcfrcnnbct, licbreid), ber^Iid); 2. fanft, gclinbc; 3. bcil^ fam, ^iitragltd) ; to be — , frennbfd)aft= ltd) geftnnt fci)n ; — turn, ba'5 greuni.- fc{)aft«ftiicfd)eu. FRIENDS, s. pi. bie Oudfcrfccrc. FRIENDSHIP, s. 1. bie isrcunbfd)aft 2. ©uiifi; 3. .§iilfc, bcr Sd;ii^. FRIEZE, ?s. 1. cin grpber woUcnci FRiZE. S Rcug, bcr Si'icS; 1- -irch T. Bvic« (Ricrratb am cPiauptgcfimfe ctncr (£au(c); — like, cinem (VricS (ibulic^ ; — or freizing. A". 7". bic i^cr^ jicrungen am Svt''3ft ""'' ^H •'f'-' Sd)iffe. FRIEZED, adj. gefrdiifclt. FRIG.\TE. s. bie Srcgattc. FRiGEFACriON, 6-. baS ,JtaUma(^crt [w. I'i.). FRIGHT, s. 1. bcr Sc^recfcn, ba-° (5!rau= cit, bte f^nrdit; 2. bae: Sdjcufal ; to take — , tu Sd)rcifcn perfect, (fd)en) roerbcn ; to put in a — , ciucii Sc^recf etnjagcii. Trt FRIGHT, ToFrioiiten. r. a. Crf^rCs cfcii, fci)reifen, in Snrd)t feijcn; cn£= mutbigcn; to — away, oerfd)eu^en ; to — one out of his wits, etllCU burcl) gurdif, (Sd)rcif ait^tr fid) bringcn, fnm. tn§ 53ocf«boru lagen. FRKJHTFUL {ado. — ly). ndj. fd)rC(f lic&. grd§ltc^ ; —ness, s. bie iScbrcd lidjfctt. FRIGID (n;/?).— ly), odj 1. fait, froftig ; 2. matt, fiumpf, fraftlng; gciftlp'S; 3. faltftnnig, gcfiib-ilo*, l)crjlp9 ; — zones, bit faiteii B""'". 159 FROL FROl FRIJS FlUGIDiTY, s. 1. Jig^. btC .SaltC ; .§CVJ= lortgfeit, bcr Jtaltftnn; 2. StmtH3f= ftnn, iaS Unyennogen beS aljgckbtijn FRIGORIFIC, adj. T. fnltcilb. To FRILL, V. n. fi^aucni (tcfotibtrS uon Sotfcit). ITIILL, s. ber gcfaltcte ffliifcitfiveif; bie .§al«fi-«ufc. FR[NGE, s. bic Sranfc ; bcv Uinfjong ; — maker, bcv granfeiimad)cr, ipo|a= meittirev ; — tree, bet gvanfcubaum, (Sc^llCftrOpfen [Chimmnthus — /,.). To FRINGE, V. a. liefiMiifeii, befefeeit, FRINGY, adj. bcfrnnfct. FRiPPER, I s. bcr 2;rcbler, 2;robeI= FRiPPERER, S matin. FRIPPERY, .t. J. ber S^vobel, S:vobcI= niitrft; 2;rbbclfiMm; 2, bie S;vobcl= luaarcn ; 3. bic iiiiimvcvet. To FRISK, J), n. biipfcrt iiitb fpviitqen. FRISK, L adj. Iet)[)aft, luftig ; U. s. ba« -Sitpfen iiiib Springcu, FRISKER, s. bfi- ui.tni^ige obei- auagcs laffene 3JJ?nfd;. FRisKET, s. Typ. T. ber 3?a6men (b_aS Oid^m^cn) an ber^Buc^bvucfervrcilc. FRISKFUL, adj. fl'D^lid), iuilb, IllftiiJ. FRISKINESS, s. bie Sufligteit, 9)iim- tevfcit. FRISKY, flrfj. ^iivfeiib, lufiig. FRIT, s. c/j. r. bie gvttte (ro|e ®Ia§= niaterte). FRITH, s. I. bie SJJccreiigc; ber See= arm, 3Iii«f[u^, bie OiIuS=) 3J}iinbuitg ; 2. cine 5Ii't {(\\\ix iiber ein SBeijv aus= fltfV'annte«) 5iffi)ne^; 3. bcr Sorfl, SSalb ; ba« Uiiterijolj ; 4. ba« aii« bcm ©cmciiibegrunb cii]eiitt)iimlic| (je^ mad)te Seib. FRITILLARY, s. B. T. btc ^aifcrfroiie {Fritillaria — L). FRITTER, s. 1. bas Stiicfcbeti, bie ©^nitte; 2. ber Jttop, ^afcfiic^en, 5}]faiinfuc{)en. To FRi'iTEii, 15. a. jerfi^uctbcu, jevbrc= cbeii. FRiULi, s. griauf (?anb in Sfalieii). FRIVOLITY, .^. vid. Frivolousness. FRIVOLOUS (adv.— hY), adj. 1. C^txinC^- fiigig, fleiiilid), itntcbcutenb, wcrtf)= Us, uic^tig, la^pift^ ; 2. Icici^t, fovg= FRivOLOUSNESS, s. bie mit'cbeutenbc §8efc&afeiil)eit, SQcrt&lofigfeit, @e= ringfiigigfeit, S^ic{)tig£eit. To FRIZZLE (To Friz), v. a. frSufcIn, friftren. FRIZZLER, s. ber JfriiitSler, "Svifeiir. FRIZZLING, .5. ba§ >S?rdHfcllt ; — iron, ba§ Jtraufeleifeu. FRO, adv. to and — , aiif unb all, Un unb ber. FROCK, s. 1. bcr fiirje utib f nappe (Ucbcr=) Slod (an^ — com); 2. (J5-ubi'mannS=) StitUl, ba§ . (lit ber ^pfaime) h-a= ten, bacfcn, riiftcit, fc^morcit; fc^mcl= JCll. FRYING, s. MS 93ratcit, 23acfcii, 9iij= f^cn ; — pan, bif SBrntvfaune ; to fail out of the — pan into the fire, proi\ au§ bcin Slcgcn in bie SJraufe toiu= men. FUBSEY, adj. ^\\\mp, btcfbScfijj. FUCATE, FucATED, adj. gefc^nunf t ; fig. bcmatttclt. Fucus, .?. bie Sc^miiifc ; 93crjlcUung, ber falfd^e (S(^ein. FUDDI'^R, V. vid. Fodder & Fother. To FUDDLE, v. I. a. betniitfeii mac^cn, I)evaiifd;cu ; n. n. jed)cn, firf) be- trinteii. PUDDLED, adj. betritnten. FUODLEK, s. bev Sdiifev, (SniifaiiS. FUDGE, s. Dbcv cigeutlit^, int. iBiub ! 9luffci)iiciberei ! Unfiiiu ! FUEIj, s. bie ?5euentug, bas 33rennma- tertal : ^olj, 2:i.n-f, ^unbev, u. f. w. iO add — to the fire, prov. Del tn§ getiev gicjieit. Ta FUEL, v. a. baS ^citcv miterbaltcii, ftnevn, an- otcv narfjlegen. Ft'ELER, s. ber, bie, cbeV, ba^feuevt; fig. ba8 Scuernng«mittc(. To FUFF, I), n. iiufblaben. EUGACious, adj. fliid)tig ; :;ntc?lan= big, wanbeibav ; — ncss, s. bie giiic^» tigfeit; Unbcftanbiqteit. FUGACITY, s. 1. bi^ SIiitf)tigfeit ; 2. iSergiinglicijfeit, ber Unbefiaub. FUGH, int. pfui ! FUGITIVE, I. adj. 1. flucf)tig, nnftiif, fliel)cnb, bevnmirrcnb ; 2. abgefallen ; uerganglid) ; ii. s. ber g[iirf)t(ing; SlnSreifjer ; — 's goods, L. T. bie 0iiter ciiiea 5-liid;tlingl; — pieces. Sfng= blatter; fliic^tige (Somppfttioncn; — npss, s. bie (^tii^tigfcit ; 2Sergang= ltd)feit; ber Unbcftaub. FUGUE, 6'. Mas. T. bic (^uge, FULCIMENT, s. ber 9iiit)evnn!t, bie ©tii^e (w. ii.). FULCRUM, Fi-LCRE, s. bie ©tiifec, bev (£tiife= ober 3Juf;cvunft bcS ^ebeU. 7o FULFIL, v.a. crfiilleii, sjoUfiillcu ; »0lUic()e»; — ing, (— inent), s. bie ©rfiiilung. PULFiLLER, 5. ber 33ollbringer, 93cn= jici)er. fULFRAUGirr, adj. vid. Fui.lfr aught. FULGENCr, s. ber ©tanj, Sdiimmer. •^LGENT, adj. leud)tenb, fd)immernb, gldnjeub, blcnbenb. PULGOR, s. ber ®Ianj, 23(i6, baS FULGURANT, adj. leuc^tenb, bli^enb. FULIGLNOUS [ado. — ly), adj. rufsig. ?ULT>, adj. ,$■ adv. 1. »oII ; 2. yoflig; wllfianbig, bollfommen ; ganj, giiii?^ Itc^; anSfiibrlif^ ; 3. weit; 4. fatt; flcniigcub; 5. re^t, gerabe, gcnaii, febr; he is — of himself, er iji »on TO eingenommen ; to look — in one's 65 face, eincn gerabe rtnfe|)en; — of.., »oU uon, an, n. f. iv. ; — of business, mit ©efd^dften iiberlaben ; —of grief, febr befiinimert; — of play, iibermii= tbig ; to be of — weight, "uoUwid^tig fei>ii ; — of words, Jiun'treic^, gef(^roa= ^ig ; — M. E.-s. endorsement in — , ba« auSgefiillte ®iro ; in — of all de- mands. 5ur vijlligen ^iUiSgleidjung nn= ferer [Kcc^nung ; to receipt in — , )ftx (SalbO quittiren ; acquittance in — of all demands (accounts), bte ©eneraU qitittung ; to pay in (at) — , voll be= jableu ; ausbesablfii, cine Summe S)oU niad)en ; j\-. r.-s. — and by, \). E. (Clin Salfen) iibcvfiiltert; — grown, auSgeiva^fen ; — handed, mit yylien .^dnbcn; — hearted, 1. yer: trauungayoll ; 2. ftolj ; — laden. yoHe ^abnng I)abenb; — length, SebcnSs gry^e ; in words at — length, an5ge= fd)rieben (obne 9ln«Iaffung yon 3^u'(^= ftaben) ; — load, bie yoUe'Sradjt ober i^abung ; — many a, gar mandjc, man= d^cr, niand;e§ ; —moon, ber SSollmonb ; — mouthed, ftartftimmig ; — nigh, bei= nabe, fafi; — oft. fet)r oft; — orbed, ganj runb ; — point, vid. — stop ; to make a — point of . ., ben 53cfd)Injj (ein (Snbe) mac^en mit . .; — power, bic 9]oIlmad)t ; — price, ber yollc ^PrciS ; JV. r. — rigged, lyllig anfge= tafelt ; — sea, — tide, bif yollc See, bobf ?^(ntii ; — speed, fpprnfireicf)8 ; im yollen ©alo^y ; — statement, cine geiiane 5)arftcllung ; — stomached, iiberfiillt ; — stop, ber ^Punft, (&cbliip= i!un!t ; — strokes, Tiqi. T. bie yoUen, bicfen ober breiten inc\t, ?inien ober (5eberftric^c ; — stufted, yollgeflopft ; — summed, ypllftdllbig ; — ten per cent, yolle jcbn 5procent; a — voice, cine yollc (ftarfe) . ber SBaltevtobn. FULLER, s. ber aBalfer, 9Balfmiiller ; — 's earth, bie 3Balfcrerbe, ber iIBal= !crtbon; — 's herb, J?iMiig8fn-^en. aSoIIfraut; -scale, ber 2)i'eerengcl, (Sngelfifd; ; —'s thistle, ( — 's weed), bie aBcbevbijlel, jtarbenbiflel, it\a%' bifid. FULLERY, 5. bie aBatfe, aSalfniiit}ic. FULLING, .5. ba« SBalfen ; — mill, bie aBalfmiiblc. FULLY, ado. yoll, yollig, gdnjlii^, anSfii^rlicl). FULMINANT, adj. bOimcmb. To FULMINATE, v. a. A- ii. bOUncm, tO» brn, t)eftig fd)mdblen, fcbelten ; fra= djeit ; Cli. T. yerpuffcn ; to — excom- munication, ben SBaniifirabl fcblcu^ bevn ; fulminating gold, ba? Jlnallgclb : fulminating silver, bag Jlnallfilbcr. FULMINATION, .?. 1. bflg 'i}oniieru: cii. T. ^Serpuffcn; 2. ta. 7\ ber SBannftrabl. FULMINATORY, adj. boniieriib. FULNESS, «. bie«viille, ^jollfldnbigtcit, 3lusbcbn"ng ; ©tdrte US ijones. FULSOME (adv. — li*), adj. 1. cfe!=^ l)aft, fd;mn(jig; 2. fcbliipfvig, un- jiicbtig, geil, iinanftdiibig; — ness, .<. bie (5felf)aftigfeif ; bcr @cftan£; bis FULVID, adj. braunn>tb, rotbgelb. FUMADO, s. bcr gerdiifbcrte 5yifd). FUMATORY, s. bcr (Srbraiid) {Fujkl- via — Z,.). To FUMBLE, v. a. h an etivaS gcben laffcn, einbdm= i^fen, burd) ein ©amvfbab ^eilen; fumigating beiiov.-s, ciu -iMafcbalg, ber mit "2:abaft^raud) gefiillt, gegen baa Ungcjiefer angcrociibct wirb. FU.MiGATiON, s. ba§ 9idiid)evn ; bic .9.1erdncberung, baS 4krdud;evn. Sampfbab, bie 2)amvffur ; — lamp-s Sampen, jur aSerjeljrnng ber bijfen Snft. FUMiNGLY, adv. tobcrtb, im Born. FUMiSH, adj. i. rduc^crig ; 2. ^olc rifdb (">• !<•)• FUMITER, s vid. Fumatory. FUMOUS, \ adj. raudjciib ; in ben Jlopt ,FUMY, 3 fieigenb, beraufd)enb;jfjr beftig jornig. FUN,s.r«/,!rbic?Poffe,berSpafj,(Sd)ers To FUN, V. n. vu/g. ^offcit Ircibcn f(^er;(cn, fpa^en. FUNAMBULIST, s. ber <2ci(tdnjcr. FUNCTION, s. i. bie SBcrri(f)tutig, bal ©efdtdft, ijffentlid)e 2lmt, ber S3c^ rnf; 2. bie JlrnftdufJcrung. FUNCnONARY, s. (public — ). bcr (ofs entlid)c) Scamtc, ©cfcbdft^fiibrenbc FUND, .•>. 1. bcr aSorralb; 2. ^oni baS peIten ^laiii fen »crfet)en. ?URACious, adj. jititt SteMeii ge= neigt, biebifi^ (w. ii.) ?URACITY, s. bn- S^ma, jur S;ieierei (ro. ii.) FURBELOW .->. y'.t galbel ; bas ®e:: briime, b«r '!'i'iy]id^. To FURBELOW, v. a. befalbeUi, lift' ten, 'jerbrame.i. FURBISH, 71. a. volircH, :))nljen ; to — up, aufftu^en. FURBiSHER.s. ber 5|5olirer. FURCATION, s. bie @abelfornitg!ctt. FURFUR, s. ber J?leie a^nlic^e©(^up= \ien anf ber .§aut, ber ©riiib. FURFURACEOUS, adj. fc^uppig, grin- big. FURIES, s. pi. bie i^uricn. FURIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. n.ia^nftu= nig, n)iitl)eub, rafenb, utiuunig, toll; —rage, ber Wiitfieube 3pr"; — ness, .?. bie 3fiaferei, aSuti), S:ollt)eit. To FURL, V. a. JV. T. (—[up] the sails, btc Segel) jufonimctiwicf ein,in "SMtn Icgen, einsie[)en, befcl)lfigen, auftud)en. FURLING, s. JV. T-s. 'ba« ©injiic&en ber Segct ;- line, ber 93efcf)tagbenb= fel ober SSin^fel, iciS ^luitau, FURLONG, s. DCiS gclbtoegg. niRLCUGH, FuRLOw, 5. Mil. T. ber Uriaub. FURMENTY, Furmety, s. vid. Fru- MEMTY. 162 FURNACE, s. ber Dfcn, ©t^ntefjofeit ; ^cffct ; brewing — , bcr ^ranfcffel ; —blue, ba8 Jleffelblau; -grate, ber Dfenroft. To FURN.\CE, V. a. bampfen wic ctn Dfen, au«bampfen. • To FURNISH, V. a. i. Oerfe^tt (with, ntif), anfc^affcn; yerforgcn; liefern; gebcn, bcitragen, barbieten, gew(if)= ren; 2. auSviijten; auSmiJbltreit ; jicre n ; a room ready furnished, cin nuSmoblirteS 3immcr. FURNISHER, s. bcr Sc^affner, £icfe= rant, (jumeilen) SSerteger. FURNITURE, s. baS ©eratf), .6cinSge= riit^; bie 3)HUicln; baS ©cfdji'rr, 3eng; baS 3nbcl)i3r, bie 3nt^at; Shisrittlnng (\'lrniatur) eincs ©d;if= fe«, SluSftaffining, ber ^puij, bie (Sqni= page ; Typ. t. Stege ; —oil, cin Del ober SivnitJ jum Uebcrjicfjcn ber 2)^= beln. FURRED, adj. (mit ^pclj) gefiittert. FURRIER, ,9. bcr Jlitrfd)ner, dim^- I)anblcr, SJaudjwaaren^anblcr. FURROW, s. 1. bie Surd)e ; 2. bcr 9Ib- juggraben j 3. bie 3iinne; 3innjel ; — faced, * intt 3fiird)en im ©eftcpt;- weed, bie Diiecfc, baS Unfraut. To FURROW, V. a. 1. furc^cn ; 2. * burd)fc^ii>fen. FURRY, adj. 1. uon ^Peli, aus Spd? : 2. in spelj. FURTHER, adj. (,■ ndu. IDcitcr, fcnicr, entfcrnter ; jenfeitig ; anberweitig ; iiber bicp ; no — -, nidjt weiter; what — . nja«fonft, nms lueiter; the — end, ba§ Ijinterftc, aiiperfte @nbe ; — ex- pences, ivcitcre Jtoften ; ■ — particulars, bie na^erctt Umflanbe; on the — side of.., jenfcitS; till — orders, biS auf Weitcren 33efe^I ; I am never the — otTfor tiiat, \A) laffe inicl baburrt) fci= ncSmegS abl)alten ; —more, fcrner, iiberbiep, aupcr bent ; — most, am weiteficn. To FURTHER, ». a. wcitcr Brtngeii, fBibern, bcforbcrn, befbrberlid), bc» ^itlflic^ fci;n ju.., fortt^clfcn, un= tcrfiii^en. FURTHERANCE, s. bic 53cfLnbcntng, Qlufmuntcrung, Uiitcrftiitjnng, ber gortgang. FURTHEKER, it. bcr 9Beforberer. FURTHEST, adj. & adv. bcr meitefic, am ttjciteftcn, am fcrnftcn; at (the) — , anfs laugftc. FURTIVE (adn. — ly), alj. gefloblcn, uerftolilcii, ()eimlid>; ucrftoljlner SBeife. FURUNCLE, s. s. T. bcr a3Iutfd)tttarcn. FURY, s. 1. bie SBntb, Sftafevei, %o\\-- kit; bic ber 9tafcreia(}nlic^e .^^cftig= feit, bcr \)'i^^t @rab ber ^cibcii')"d;art, bie >§i(je ; 2. Segciilcrnng (auc| im gutcn Sinnc) ; 3. Suvie ; —like, fu= riengleici, unit^enb. FURZE (FuRz), s. bcr (£t«^ginfter, ®tad)clginfi, baS Spfiicmcnfraut. FURZY, adj. «oll (Stcc^flinftcr. FUSCOUS, 'adj. bvanii, butifcifarbig. To FUSF., V. a. & n. juiu ®d;nte!5en bringeii, fd)ntcliicn. FUSEE, s. 1. r. bie Spinbcf, (5d)necfe in U()rcn ; 2. Mil. r. ber 3itnber obcr ■ SBranbcr ciner Spmbc, u. f. m. ; 3. S;).7'.bic3ai)rtectuet^3ie{)bocE3, r. T.-s —clam ferules, 3)rcI)tloben, (Sd)ne= ifeu£kibcn; — engine, cin Scbnedcn^ fdjucibcjcng ; — squaring tools, bic Sd)ncdcn='.I>oIirmafd)ine. FUSIBILITY, s. Die (£d;me(5barfcit. FUSIBLE, adj. fc^mclsbar. FUSIL, 1. adj. fc^meljbar; fiiifftg; IL s.i. ikmintt; 2. //. T. ©pinbel; 3. bas gcfc|)obenc SJaufcncierecf. FUSILEER, s. ber Siifelicr nsiON, .t. baSSc^nteljcn; ter %hi FUSS, s. vuig. bcr Scirm, baS 3lnffcf)en, FUST,s. 1. ber ©c^aft ciner ©ciale ; 2. bcr bnmpftge @cr«(^, bic-[Riiffig!cit To FUST, V. n. bnmpftg fci)n, miiffcn, fiinfen. FUSTIAN, I .X. i. bcr 33arc^cnt ; 2. Sc^iuulft, 93ombaft; II. adj. \, ton ©arc^cnt, bard;ciiten ; 2. fd)tt.iiilftin. FUSTiANisi', s. bcr boc|)trabcnbe Stylift. ■ FUSTIC, s. las ®db6c{5. FUSTIGATION, s. ba« ^riigcln, FUSTINESS, s.bcrSRobcr-- otcv Sd)im« melgerud), bumpfige, mnffigc (!^cruit. FUSTY, adj. mobcvtg, bumpfig, nuif= ftg, fc^immclig, fttnfcnb. FUTILE, adj. uttbebcntciib, gcrirtgfit:- gig, fd)Iec|)t. FUTILITY s. 1. bie ©cnngfiigtgfeit, Sapperci; 2. Uttjulaiiglic^Ecit. FUTTOCKS, s. pi. JV. T. bic 3iippcn, ®abcli)olser, ©i^cruub^hiftangcr in in cincm Spann. FUTURE, I. adj. fiinftig; H. s. bie 3u= !:iltft ; —tense Oram. T. bic f iillftigc 3eit, ba§ gntnrum ; in (or for the) — , liinftig, in8 Jtiiiiftige. FUTURITION, s. ba« 3ufihiffigc. FUTURITY, «. bie Sutnnft ; baS 3ii: fiinf'iige. To FUZZ, V. n. jcrfafcn, jcrjnpfen ; ftd) fafen. FUZ-BALL, s. bcr SBoftfl (5lrt fugel- formtger (2^a«bfd;«.minm). TuFUZZLE, e.a.f«/o-. betruufcnmadjcn, i^y, int. pfui! G. G, .'. ba8 ®, g, ber ficbente 33itd)iiat3 bc« 5llpf)abet8; Mus. 7: raorf. bic fiinfie biatomifc^e ,ft(angftufc M Senf^^' ftcml; ber3lltfd)lHffel. GAB, s vvJff. has @efd)wa5, @eplau> ber, n. f. w.; baS 2J?au(, bcrajJuni ; gift of the' — , bag 3}}nnb»erf. GABARDINE,*', bcr ©aucrnfittcl,5^nt)r- ntannSEittct ; 3Jeifcman{cl, (Stanb= mantel, UHiffcrbic^tc SKantel, 3Jcgcn= mantel, giljmantcl. To GABBLE, v. r. f^nattcrn, }ant= fd)ern ; plauber/t, fdima^en. GABBLE, (G.VBBLING), si . bO'J ® efc^nat= ter, @c5Witfcf)er ; 2. ®cfc^ani5, @c= plauber. GABBLER, s. bcr (5d)tval)er. GABEL, .?. tie Saliftcucr ; 5lbgabe. GABELER, s. ber (2al5=) (Stcucreiiu ncl)mcr. GABIONS, s. p/. Fort. Scfcan^lofbc. GABLE, s. ba§ fc^ragc Tiad) ; —end, ber ®iebcl; —front, bie®iebclfvoiitc. GAD, s. T. 1. ba« jStiid (ber tcilf6v= mige Jvlnmpcn) tetai)l ; 2. bie Wlc talifpi^e; —about, a)i. bcr lucrum: fdjroarnicr; bcr ©affcnrangc ; — fly, bic aBe«pe, iBrcmfc. To GAD, V. It. uml)cvlaufcn, (nm{)cr=) fc^lenbcrn. GADDER, s. ber .gicrumfanfer ; — abroad, bcr Sanbliiiifcv. GAELIC, L s. bic galifdjc (3JJiinbart bee ccltifdjcn) (Sprac^c ; iL adj. gciliW. GAFF, s. 1. bcr .gafeit, bidgarpune; 2. ®affel, bcr Scgcibanm. GAFFER, s. vuig. bcr ©euattcr, gnt< greunb. GAFFLE, s. Sp. T. 1. bcr fiillftltdjt (Sporn bcr Jtainpfbai)nc;'2. Span" ner (ciner 2lrnibruft). To GAG, V. a. 1. mit ciucm . galn!\<;e, s. l. t. + bag einfommen von ben Slciern ber iSafallen. fJAiNER, s. ber ©eminner. GAINFUL (ndv. — ly), aiij. eiutrciglic^, geannnbvingenb ; — nes.s, s. bie (Sin= tragltcijfctt ; ber ®e»innn. g'Ainless, u'/j. geiDinitlog, «uctrth-ag= lid) j — ness, ?. bic ©eminnloftgfcit, Un«tntrdg[tc^fcit. To GAINSAY, v. ir. a. 1. ttjiberfpved^cu ; 2. bejtrciten, sevnetuen, laugnen. gainsayer, s. ber aBtberfprc(^er, @egner. GAINST, prep. abbr. flatt Against, qd. vid. GAIT, s. 1. ber SBeg ; 2. ®ang (unb btc ^altung babet). GAITERS, s. pi. bie ©aiuafc^cn. GALA, s. bie ®ala, ^rac^t, getcrlt(t= fcit; bag .§offeft; days of — , ®ala= Xage. GALACTITE, s. ber ©alactit, 2J?i[ci)= ftein. GALAXY, g. 1. bie SJJifc^flrage cam •gimmel) ; 2. fig. gtdnjenbe SSerfamm= hmg. ' GALBANUM, s. (tafetnifc^) bag ®alba= uiim, a)Jutter{)arj. GALE, s. ber ixiidjt 2Binb ; JV. T. bie Jtuble, aSinbfiagc, ber SBinbfio^ ; hard — , bie fictfe Jlii&lc; loom — ,bie 58ramfegfU.ftiif)le; the sweet — , ber 5porf(^, 'btc 9Ji9rten[;cibe {MyrUagaie — />.). To GALE, V. n. to — away, JV. T. tint ^Prife befommen. GALEAS, s. bie ©alcaffe pber ®aUiaf= fe. grope ®a[eerc, bag gvotJtc 3fiuber= fc^tff tm mitteUanbtf(f)en SJeere. GALEATED, adj. B. T. ge^elmt ('oon SBtumett). . GALENA, s. ber aSlctglant, bag S8fet= «r$- GALENIC (Galenical), nd]. gateutfc^. GALENiSM, s. bag .§eilp}fte'm beg ®a= lenug. GALENiST,i. ber nac^ ®aleng (Sijficm i^eilenbe. GALILEAN, L adj. galilfiifc^ ; II. s. ber ©altlder. GALIMATIA, «. ber Unftnn, bag 9Sort= gewirr, ©aUimatfeiag. GALIOT, s. vid. Galliot. GALL, .f. 1. bie ©alle ; 2. Sitterleit, SogI;eif, ber Bern, .§af?; 3. bie m^ reibung bei ^nut, ber aQolf ; — , or — bladder, bic ®aUenb(afe ; — ,or — nut, ber ®allapfel (t)diifig tni pi. galls); —less, ct)ne 45ittevfeit ;' — oak, bie ©alleic^e. To GALL, V. I. a. 1. bttrc^ SJJeiben ser= le^en, ivmib reiben ; 2. abnn^en. tjer- minbern, fc^mddEjen; 3. beiinva^igen, qudlen, veijen, drgcrn ; a galled horse, etu wunbgebriicftcg ^fers ; ii. n. fid; drgern, jiirnen. GALL.\NT {adn. — ly), I. mlj. 1. brai), tapfer; 2. fd)on, fiattltc^, gepu^t; 3. Ijiiflicfe, galant ; ii. s. 1. ber ®alan, Stn^er ; 2. iJiebbaber ; iU-auhvcr= ber; 3. 33nf)ler, 9]lerfiibrer; —ness, 5. bie ^i.ifltd)£eit, 3lrtigfeit. To GALLANT, v. a. ben ^0^ mac^en ; wevben. GALL.\NTRY. ,?. 1. bie Stnttlic^feit, ^IJrac^t; 2. .Pioc^herjigfeit; ber(SbcI= niutf); 3. bie ®alanterie; *,>Irtig!cit; 4. 53ul)Ierci. GALLEON, s. bte @a(icnc, bag 9tegt= flcrfdjiff (_?lrt grower ©c^iifc). GALLERY, s. 1. bte ®atlerie, berlange ®ang, ©elo^nbergang, bic Sduleii= balle, ber feaal, sHiiberfaal; 2. (im @c^anfpie(banfe, beggleid)eu in ciiicr .5ttvd)e) bie oberfien ®i§e, bie ®alle= rie ; Min. T. ein ©toUen ; JV. v. ber t)eryorfpvtngenbc 5lUan am .§inter= tbcilc beg Sctliffcg; — ladder, A'. T. bie Sturmleiter. GALLEY, s. 1. bic ®aleerc ; 2. ein of- feneg Siuberboot anf ber !£bfinf« ; 3.. Typ. T. bag Sc^ijf, (£cfefd)iff; 4. jv. T. bic @d)ifFgEiid)c, Jtombiife, auf ci= nein jtricggfdjtffe ; head of the — , Typ. T. bie 3>"igc «'" <2c^fd)if ; — built, JV. T. mit glattem 5)ecf gebant; — foist, bte ®aleerenfufte (ein ?aft= fc^iff); — slave, ber ©aleerenfelaoc; — tile (JV.), ber glafivte 3ifgfl. GALLIARD, ,?. bcr hiftige 2;a'n}. GALLIC, \ adj. \. ga'Uicaiiifdi, fran= GALLICAN, ^ jofifd); 2. gaUig, ju ®alliivfcln geb6rig. GALLICISM,.?, bie fran^i^ftfcfie Sprad): eigcnbeit, ber ©aUictgmug. GALLIG.VSKINS, s. ;;/. ;i«i. tie S{?(Hber= bofen. GALLIMAUFREY, s. 1. bag ®erid)t Bon aUcrlei jnfammcngebacftem js!ei= fc^e {to. it.) ; 2. jig. bcr 9)Jifd)mafdi. GALLINACEOUS, adj. jiir gafangat= tung geborig. GALLiNG-LEATiiER, s. bag (£c^cner= (eber (fiir ^^fcrbe). GALLIOT, s. bte ®aIeotte (letd)te ®a= leere). GALLIPOT, n. bcr 5lpotbcfertopf (»on SapanccV 9iicd)topf. GALLIVAT, s. ciu flciucg ^a^rjcitg mit C^tnbern (in Ofiinbien). GALLON, s. ein 2JJaf! non yicr cngti: fcften Quart, ein ®alIon. GALLOON, or Galloox-lace, s. btC ®a= lone, Sorbe. To GALLOP, V. n. galoppivcn; ftd) fd)nell bewegen. GALLOP, s. ber ©alopp. GALLOPER, s. 1. bag gatppptreubc ^l^ferb, ber iJicuuer; galoppircnbc Siietter ; 2. bie fleine ?afFette fiir cine fleinc J^anonc (t.); Jleinc ^a\w- ne (c). GALLOWS, s. 1. ber ®dlgcn; 2. Typ- T. ber ^^edlfiu^I (bie ?ebne fiir' bea 5;e(fel bcr 5Sud)bru(fervreffc), boi ©algcn; bag Slcnafcl; —bits, &. pi JV. T. ,Rucd)tc jU ben S)Iefcrv>efiengcii unb 9iaacn; — free, bem ©algenent- laufcn ; — tree, bcr ©alaen. GALLY, adj. gaUig, bitter." GALOCHES, Galoshes, s. pi. ®alk>= fd)en; .t^o{sfd)ube; Uebcrfct)ubc. GALVANIC, adj. galyanifc^. GALVANis.M, s. ber ©alyauigmug. To GALVANIZE, v. a. galimnifivcii. GAMASiiES, s.pi. turje @amafd)en be- 53aucvn. GAMBADOES, s. pi (Sticfclcttcn, ®. r. fiiuftltdK Spoin bcv JianH)f= luit)iie ; 3. — {or Gantelope), ba§ @af= fciilaiifeu; bic v£lJieBrutt)eii; to_run the — , (2<)ietTut()eii (aiif ©c^iftcu: buvfb bie 2)a(3flcn) iaufcsi. GANZA, s. bie (tvbtrfjtcte) wifbe ®ait^. GAOL, 5. <$■ «• Gaoler, s. vid. Jail, Jailer. GAP, s. bie gfiifef, Spalte, Jlfuft, Deff=: iiuiig, bag &)(t) ; bev 3'liD, Stiivmvi^, 5ti^, SBntd), @mc},; bic Sucfe; to stand in tlie — , ftcl) UOV bftt 9iiB ftcl= leu, (.cine 33i-cfd)e) yevf^eisigeu; to stop a — , auffd)icbeu, eiuc Sd^ulb mit cvbovgtem Oelbc bcjaljlcu ; — tootiied, jat)ulii(ftg. 71; GAPE, v.n. 1. gciftueu ; aiiffperrcu ; ftc^ fpaltcn, aufrei^en, SfJiffe bctom= meu, fi^ iiffufu ; 2. gaffeu, aufticrcu ; 3. tiad)tfu ; ftvebcn; to — at, gaffen, auglctjCU; to — for ( — after), uac^ etjinis luugcvu. GAPEii, .5. 1. bev @af)ucr ; ©affer ; 2. iduuqfrnbe. GARB, «. 1. bie ^leibuug, 2:racbt, baS ©civaub ; 2. bcr ©c^uitf, bie Sorm ; 3. ba« 3liifef)en, Senet^meu, bie igiat= tuug ; 4. //. T. bic jlorugarbe. GARBAGE, s. baS ©cbarni, 6inge= weibc. GARBEL, s. vid. Garboard. GARBIBGE, Gaubish, cor. 5)011 Garbage, qd. vid. •.Vo GARBLE, v. a. I. OeTOUrje It. f. ttJ. veiuigeu; ficbeu, auSftebeUj 2. lefcii, auslefcn. GARBLER, s. bcf Sicbcr, 9lciuiger. GARBLES, s. ;*!. bcV *ilu«fd)"[i/ bic 3lu«=: frf)u9n)aave ; bcr 3lbfali you 2)Jatcii= ahoaaven, ©evbulur. GARBOARD, or — streak, s. JV. T. btC 33obeiipIante; bcr ^Uelgaug. GARDEN, s. bcv ©lU'teU ; — fork, bit gof)gabcI, 9JIiftbeetgabcl ; — mouUl, cie @in-fcuevbc ; — plot, bic ®arteii= anvflauguug ; — sUears, bie ©num^ fc^ccre ; — tillage, bet ©artcubaii; — trap, cine Supaugct ; — stutr, bie@av= tcugcTOtid^fe, ©avtucrtvaarcu. To GARDEN, v. n. 1. ftd) mil @nrten= ban bcfd)iiftigcu, gdftnent ; 2. einen ©avtcu auiegcit. GARDENEJ, s. bcr Oiirtuer. GARDENING, s. bev ©artcubau, bic * ©iivtncrci. GARE, s. bic grobe SBaUf, (Sc§enW= wollc. GARGARISM, s. ba« ©urgelwaffcv. To GARGARiZE, v. v. fid) guvgeUi. GARGET, s. bie aSic{)fcud)c. To GARGLE, v. I. a. gitvgclu ; fid) gitv= gein; II. n. fauft raufd;cu, vicfeln [to. ii.). GARGLE, s. bfl« @urgel»af]"cr. GARGLION, s. vid. Ganglion. GARGOL, s. bie ginncu ber iSdjnjeiue. GARISH (adv. — ly), adj. 1. glaujfub, ^i-flcfctuori; buuf, gcpufet; 2. iibcr= iniit^ig, Iiiflig ; au^gctnffcn ; — ness, .9. 1. bcv @Ian5; bie ^xatbt; ber WHttevffaat ; 2. bie Suftigfeit, 9lu«= gelaffeiibeit, SBilbbcit GARLAND, s. 1. bcv SBliimcufvaiij. ba§ aSlumcu^ obcv (?rud)tgcu'iHbe, 53[u= tiienge^iiiige ; bic Sviicftfd)nur ; Jtro= ne ; 2. bas 33eflc, 5Boruc[)mflc u. f. «. ; 3. + ctue (Sammlinig SBallabcn ; 1G4 bic 93Iumenlcfe ; i. jv. T-s. bn« 5pvo= oiantncfe eiueS 3}iatvofcu; S^ctuivcrf urn bcu groficu JDJaft. To GARLAND, v. a. bcfraUJCU. GARLIC, s. ber ,ft'nobIauc^ ; — pear- tree, ber ,Knoblaud)birnbaum {Cratara tapia — Z,); — sauce, bic JluobIaU^= brii[)c. GARMENT, s. baS Ocwaub, RUii, JtleibuugSfJiicf. GARNER, s. bcr Jlovnboben, bic ,Sortt= fammcr. 'Jo GARNER, V. a. auffc^iUtCtt J dUfbt- »iHi()rcn. GARNET, s. 1. bcr ©vauat ; 2. JV. t. bn§ (gtiiggaruat (jum Siuftuiubcn bcr SBaareu). To GARNISH, v.a. I. gicVCH, [(tllliiifcu, au^Iegcn, bcfc^cn, garuircu (ciit @c= vid;t uiit ben 3iaui3 [ber Sc^iiffel] l)evuni, eiu ®cvid)t mit Jlavtoffcln, (iV^vgel u. f. w.) belcgeu ; 2. »crfe= ^cu. uerforgeu, ocrfd;affcu ; 3. L. T. yorlabcit. GARNISH, s. bcr Bierrntf), (5d)mit(f ; ba§ i^efd)lage, Sciftcmucrt; bic ®ar= nivuug (bcv Jlraiij uou Jlartojfcln ii. f. to. auf bem 3iaubc ber Sd)iiffcl). GARNISHEE, ,?. L. T. ciUCr iu bcffcU .|3ii«bcu bie ©iitcr ciueS Srittcu mit Scfd)lag bclcgt iDcvbeu, bev britte iBerfiimmcvte. GARNISHMENT, s. I. bev 3ifrratl); Sdjmud ; 2. l. t. bic SJorlabung. GARNITURE, s. bcr ^U^, i&C^mud ; bie ©arnitur. GAROUS, adj. wk .^aringSlafc. GARRET, s. bic3)ad;fiube, si3obeufam= mcr. GARRETEER, s. bcr SBcwo^ucv eiucr 5)ad)fi!ibc; fam. (irnic, elctibe (5d)rift)1cUcr, (Sdjartefeufci&vciber. GARRISON, s. bic ©avuifou, 33cfatung. To GARRISON, v. a. bcfcfeCU, SUefii; (jiing eiulcgeu, b«vc^ gefluugen fdjiiecii. GARRULITY, s. bic (2c^tt)n^f)afttg= fcit; ©cf^tDvi^igfeit. GARRULOUS, adj. fc^n3a^I;aft, gc= fd)UHi^tg. GARTER, s. 1. bns (Strum))fbanb; Jpofeubanb (bcr Dvbcu bee blaucn .gofcubanbciS) ; 2. bcr crjle aBii}.iVcu= fouig iu (Suglanb. To GARTER, v. a. 1. bic (f trninl)fbau= bcvumbiubcu; 2. ben >*3cfcitbaubpv= tieuucrlcil)eu ; to — tip, fidymifbiubeu. GARTH, .». 1. bic SBinbc; 2. ed)lcufe; — man, bcV S'ifdjcv. GAS, s. cit. T. bas @as, bcv Suftfloff, bie cut^iinbbarc ?uft; — light, ba§ ®aslid;t ; bie ©aScrlcu^tung. GASCOIGN, s. ©oscouieu. GASCON, s. ber ©aScouiev. GASCONADE, s. bic 3l«ffd;uctbcvei, Sprablcvci. To GASCONADE, v. n. auffc^lteibcil, Vral)!cu. To GASH, V. a. ticf SCVtVUnbcn ; jeV; fcfeeu. GASH, s. bie (weite juib ticfe) 2Buit= be; ber ^ieb; bic Sdjvdmme, yiaxU. GASHFUL, adj. 1. DoU 2Buiibeu ; 2. fd)recflic^. GASKETS, s.pi. JV. T. bte 33cfctlagfet= fingcn ; bunt — , bie 53aud;fcifingen. GASKINS, vid. Galligaskins. GASOMETER, .f. T bcr Suftfloffmcffcv. y'oGASP, V. n.fc^mcr atbmen ; fd)nau= fen, fc^uappcu ; feiid)eu ; to — (away) tlie last breath, bcu ®ei)i nu-Jfiaiidjcn ; to — for breath, urtd) Suft fe^natu^eu ; to — for life, in ben lefeteu 3iigfu liegen. GASP, s bev 9U[)emj«o, iai (Sd)nnv= pen J U be in (or to give) the last — . in ben le^ten 3iigcn licgeu, bcu ©ciji aufgcbcn. GASPAR, s. Sta&^ax {3)Jaiin§uaineJ. GASTRIC, ndj. bcu S3aud) (Pber eigcnts lid) bcu SJJagcu) bctrejfeub; — juic?. bcr 2}Jagcufaft. GASTRiLOQUiST, s. bcr S3aud)rcbncr. GASTROMANCY, s. ba« SfBa^rfagcn ail? rem iBaurbc GASTRORAPHY, s. .^. T. baS Sgauc^s natjen, bie 33nuc^ual)t. GASTROTOMY, s. s. T. bcr 93auc^« fd)uitt; Jtaifcrfd)nirt. GATE, s. l.baS 5:i)or; bic (^allt^iir, Sd)lagtf)urj ^JSfortc ; ba« ®attcr= tijor ; 2. ber 2Beg, S'liVH'S- ^'f ^fff= nuug ; bcr ©aug ; gates of a dock, bie S;l)iireu eiucr 5)orfc ; pate-liinses, bic ^fprtennngelu; — house, ba3 @e= fiiuguiH S» 2Sefimiuftcr ; — vein, ji. T. bic -^ifovtnber; — way, bcr £l)0V3 wcg ; aBeg burd) bie ©at'tcvtljovc ein= gcl)agtcv.@runbftiicfc. GATED, adj. mit S:l)oren »erfc[)en. To GATHER, v. I. a. i. fiimmcll!, VCr= fammeht; ciufammeln ; 2. cviitcn; i)fliideu, Icfen; 3. nufbaiifeii; 4. au^anifjleu: 5. getoinucu^bctcmmcu ; 6. Tijp. T. ^agcit mac^en ; 7. (— up) einfammcln, jufnmmcnfaffen, fatten, fiiltcln, jnfamnttS5iel;cu ; 8. (logifd)) fd)licficn; to — breath, njicbCV JU 9ltl)cm bmmcit, fid) crljolcu, fiifd)t Suft fd)ovfeu ; to — dust, ftaiibig werbcn; Staub (ein=)famntclii, eiii' fd)Iucfeu; to — flesh, ou Sleifd) ju= ncl)meu; to — information, 6vfuubi= giiug ciujic^en ; to — strength, yi JtraTten fommen; jv. r-s.to— in the slack, (©trirfe, u. f. W.) aiisiehcit ; to — up the sails, bic Scgcl ailftud)Cl?, iu ?vaffcn Icgen; il. 71. 1. ftd/fani' mctu, fciuc JtrJifte nnfircngeu, fic^ fcrfammelu; 2. birfcr, gvi.>j;-cr ivcrs beu : 3. (liter siei)cn ; to — to matter, eitevn ; to — to a head, ^itcr fe^cn ; fig. reifcu ; to — to a curd, gcrtn= neu ; to — on another vessel, cincm anbevn Sc^iffe ben SBiub abge>vin= neu ; a mob gather.*,. CS ift fin Slllflauf. GATHER, s. bie Saltc. GATHERABLE, adj. eutnel)nib(ir, JH f^lie9cn (n. «.). GATHERER, s. bcv Snmmlcv ; (5in= fammlcv ; ( — of the customs, bet 3DlI=)(5innci)mer. GATHERING, .«. 1. baS Sammcln, ©iufanimclu, Sliif ^iiufeu ; 2. gitevn ; 3. bie Soflecte ; 'l\n'. Ts. biC ?ag« (gciviibulid) fiinf ober fcd)« 53ogfu); — board, bie I'agcubauf ; — of taxes, bic Stcuevevlnbuufj. GAUD, s. ber $ufe, ec&m«(f, <2taat. GAUDERY, s. bcr $«^, Slittcrftaat. G4UDINESS, s. bcr iibcrtviebcnc ^n%, rci4c (^lix ju bnutc Staat. GAUDY (arfi). —ily), adj. iibcrfricben ))rad)tig, flimmcvnb, in j'ilittcrn, ge= fd)marfIo« au«geDufet ; bunt. GAUGE, Gauger, vid. Gage, &c. gauIj, s. 1. ©allien, granfrcid) ; 2. ein SraUjOfc. GAUNT {adv. — ly), adj. I)agev, biiwc. GAUNTLET, a. vid. Gantlet. GAUZE, s. bic ©flje, ber ^iinne Sd» bcuflov; ba§ biiuue 5}ral)tivevf (fur genftcv). GAUZY, adj. gajcavtig, fiorabnlteb. GAVEL, s. 1. bn8 S-Miubcl (?lel)ren) ; 2. provTiic. bcv ^l^Obcn ; — kind, /.. T bic glcid)e (Srbnevtliciluug uutev i^rii» bem (befpubcv^ iu Kent). GAVELOCK, s.- ber ai'nvffVMcfi, bt< ,§arvmre. GAVOT, s. bic ®a»otte fein ^anj"). GAWK. s. 1. ber Jtucfucf; 2. dnu falt«»tnfcl. I GEND GENE GENT SAWKY, I. jt. cant, bcr gvofc, itiagcrt, uitgcft^icfte 9)?eiifc^ ; ii. adj. bumm, cinfaftirt, tolvtf<^, ungcfc{)i(ft, Una fifc^. G\Y (ado. — ily), adj. i. IllfliiJ, fvbf)= lic^, imtitter; 2. aiisgclaffeii, untb ; 3. atpM^t, gc^tcrf, ;)ra(^tooU ; fcfcoit, fllftnjenb, ^ell; — colours, lebl)afte ^iTVbctt ; — ness, 5. vid. b. it. Gayety. GAYETY, vid. Gaiety. GAYSOME, adj. »oIl SDcunterfeit (». ii.). To GAZE, V. n. fefl anfehctt, ftarvcn, aitjlarren, attflaunen, gaffeit ; to stand gazing about, ftcj) umfet)cn. GAZE, s. 1. ber ©tarrbltcf, bn8 9Irt= fiatcctt, ©tiuiiteit ; 2. bte Sc^au ; lo be or stand at (a) — , .atifiavven ; to be upon the — , ftaniicn, aiiflauneit, gafcit ; — hound, ber SBiubbimb. GAZEFUL, adj. ^inflaitueub, tm '^acf)- ftniten. GAZET, s. bte ©aserte. GAZER, s. ber 5lnjtauneiibe, ©affer. GAZETTE, s. bie ^fitimg- ToGAZEl'TE, v. a.'m Ctlte 3ftf«"3 fc= GAZETTEER, .9. 1. bcr ^dUinc^S' fci)rci&cr- ^fitungStrager; 2. baS >JeituiigSIericoii ; '3. bic 3f 'f""3- GAZINGSTOCK, s. 5(Ik« waS mail mit ©taiinett ober 2BibcrTOi!len rtiifietjt, iaS a^uHbtrbtitg, (Scijaufvicl. GAZON, s. Fort, bcr au§gcftort)ette Cia^ fen. GEAR, s. 1. bai ober ber Bcug, ber (gtofF, ins ©cwaiib, bie Jtlcibittig, Zu\^t ; 2. ba« ©erat^, ©cfc^irr, 3uggefc|)ivv ; head — , ba§ .^ovfjeiy, bcritopfpu^ ; Gears, JV. T. vid. Jeer, fcc. To GEAR, j». a. aiiflcibcit ; aiifdjivveu. GEAT, ». T. ber (Singug. gee,Gee-ho, int. (bet ben gn^rleuteu) iiif)! Ijottiii^! ^otto! GELATix, s. bie ©alkrte. gelatinate, v. r. «. 511 ©aHerte inaii)cn ; II. n. 511 ©nllcrtc tucvbcu. GELABLE, adj. gcfvicvbar. To GELD, V. a. 1. cnfmaimcii, caflvi= rcit, seifc^neiben, luallacjjcit; 2. oer=: ftitmmeln, befc^ncibeti. GELDER, «. bcr aJerfc^nctbcr; — rose, bcr 2!3affer()i)Iunber, grfjueebafleu {Vihurnum opulus — L), GELDING, s. bcr 33aUa(^. GELID, adj. fc^r U\t, col. ciSfalt. GELIDNES.S. s. bic grope Jliilte. GELLY, s. bie ©allcrtC, vid, .Tklly. GEM.s. 1. bie ©cmmc, bcr ^bclfictn; 2. B. T. bag 5tugc ; —like adj. genii mcnartig. To GEM, V. I. a. Ciiitt CSbcIftctucn) be= fc^cn; n. re. Slugcii, Jtiioopcn bc= lommcn. GEMEU s. //. r. ba« ?J5aar ; — ring, T. btr'DoVPclving. GEMELLiPAROUS, adj. 3»i[Itnge ge= barei'.b. GEMINATE, v. a. scrbop^^clu ; »ieber= bolen (w. ii.). GEMINATION, s. bic iBcrboppchtng ; 38icbcr^olung. GEMINI, r. s. j,i. Ast. T. bie 3ttjilltnge (.tm !£^icrtrctfe) ; ii. int. vuig. o 3e= mint ! GEMiNOUS, adj. bo))>)eU, gcbovi'cU. SEMiNY, s. pi. bas tpaar, bie 3wtl= lingc. GEMMARY, s. ba« Sc^niucffaftfftcn. GEMMEOUS,a(//. jn bcn@belflcincnge= ^5rig ; gemmciiartig ; ebeljicinartig. GEMMY, ail. cbelftctnarttg. GENDARMERIE, \ s. pi. (fl^an^. eens- GENDARMS, \ d'armcs) bte ?eib= roac^e ; iJanbcSvoIijci GENDER, .5. Oram. T. ba« ®cfcl)IC($t, ©cn««. To GENDER, v. I. a. jcugcnj ^cruor= bringcn, bewirfcn ;. il n. ftc^ bcgat= ten, ftc^ V'l'^i'fit; ^ccfen. GENEALOGICAL, adj. gCHCalogifc^, }um @cfd)Iec^t§regiftcr gel)6rig ; — tree, bcr (etattimbaum. GENEALOGIST, s. ber ©cncalog, @e= f^lc^t^tunbigc. GENEALOGY, s. i. btC ©cncafogic ; ©efc{)lcc^tstuube; 2. baS ®cf(l)Ic4)tg- regifter. GENijRABLE, adj. crjcugbar. GENERAL, I. adj. 1. allgcinctn ; 2. gcnii5()nli^ ; ii. s. 1. ba« 'ilUgcmcinc, ©anjc ; 2. .mh. t. bcr ©cneraf, ??clb= ^crr; 3. OrbcnSgcncral; 4. ®cne= ralmarfcf); neidmarshai — , ©encrnU fc[binarfd>iU ; e.vcise — , @cncral= accifc, u. f. xo. ; in — , im ©an^cn OJlllgcmcirtcn) geuomntcn, iibtr= |auvt; a — onicer, cin Dbcroffi= cicr ; to have a — invitatiou, Ctn fiir rtllc 2Kal eingelaben fern ; ic .«ke a — leave, iibcrall 5lbf(*^icb nctjmcn; — approbation, ungctbfiltcr iktfaU ; M. Ks. — acceptance, unbcbingtc 'M- nabme, fmxn 5lfccpt ; — account, bic i§auptrcd)niiiig ; — average, bie gro^c' (ober @cncral=) ^^afcrci; — post-office, baS Dberjjofiamt ; — re- lease, bcr ®eneral=c$rlajj ; bie ®cnc= ra[:Outttung. GENERALISSIMO, s. bcr Sbcrgciicral, ®cncraltfftmu3. GENERALITY, .9. 1. btc 5UIgemeinf)cit. baS ©anje ; 2. bcr meifie Xficil ; the — of men, bic mciftcn iUJcnfct)en. GENERALIZATION, «. baS a3eraflgc= ntcincn. To GENERALIZE, v. a. ycrallgcntciucn. GENERALLY, adv. allgcmciit, iibcr= ^anpt; im ©aiijen ; mciftciiS, gc= inctniglicf), bauftg ; — speaking, iiber= l)aupt (im ©anjen) gcnommcn. GENERALNESS, s. bic 2tUgemcin{ieit. GENERALSHIP, s. bit ®eneralftcUc ; ?5elb[)errnfunfl. GENERALTY, s. vid. Generauty. GENERANT, s. btc 3f"gnng«fraft. To GENERATE, v. a. scui^cu, fortpffan^ jcit, gcbaren ; bcr»orbrtngcn. GENERATION, s. 1. btc 3engung, .^cr- uorbringuug ; 2. *,»Ibftammniig ; 3. bas ®efc^leci)t, ber Stamni, bic 9laci;fommenfct)aff, 51btunft, ®c= fct;lcd)t«folge, baS ®(tcb, bcr ®rab ; 4. bus ®efd)lc4)t«alter ; 3citaltcv. GENERATIVE, adj. i. ?cugenb, fort= pftan^cnb ; 2. fnic&tbar ; — faculty, baS 3e"gnngSoerm6gcn. GENERATOR, s. i. bcr (Sfjcugcv, ©tamm»atcr ; bie 3/ngn"g^f '■'iff ; 2. mod. bcr 'Dampfcvjcngcr (cin 'Campffcffcl bci Sanipfgcfcioii^). GENERIC, I adj. 1 . ge= GENERiCAL (adv. — ly), ) ncrifc^. ge= fditccfjtlif^, ba§ @efd)le(^tbctrcffcnb, uutcvfd)ctbcnb ; 2. aU ®efd)Icc6f. GENEROSITY, .1. 1. bie .^t}d)l)(Vt,'u]' Uit, bcr (Sbclfiuit, Seclenabei, btc ©ro§mut[) (>u. ii.) ; 2. SrcigcbigEcit. GENEROUS (adv. — i,y), adj. 1. + yplt ebler Slbfunft, abclig ; 2. grofimii= tl)ig, grog^evjig, tiod)^cr^ig, offcit ; 3. frcigebig j 4. ftavE, friiftig ; 5. fii^n, inutl)tg, mnutcr (yon 2;()te= r'eit); — wine, gciftrctdE)er (ebler) SBcilt ; — ness, s. Wte Generosity, qd. vid. GENESIS, s. 1. baS crfte 5Bn(i) 3J?ofi§; 8. o. T. bie ©utftcl)ung eincr Sintc, S(ad)c, n. f. tt». GENET, g. 1. bcr 3cUcr, fpanifdic ,$tlepper; 2. bic ©cnctte (fpanifd)e wilbeiEafec); — skins, wtlbe J?aften« baute. GENETIILIACAL, a///, jlstrol. T. jniH StattoitdtflcUcn gcl)6rig. GENETHLI.-VCS, s.pl.Asirol. T. baS ?la* tioitatflelleit. GENETHLiATiiic, s. bcr Sflatiyttat^ fiellcr. GENEVA, s. 1. (bie ©tabt) ®ciif ; 2. bie aOac^ijoIbcrbcercn ; 3. ber ifflad)= l)olbevbvatint»etn, vid. Gin. GENEVANiSM, s. bcr ftrcngcSalutni^- mii'S. GENEVESE, L s. ber Scwobncr ber ». ii.) ; 2. frol), iitnntcr, mit GENICTJLATED, adj. mit Jlnotcn Ober 9lbfafeen. GENICULATION, s. bi. bic 3f"gnng3= gitcbcr. GENITING, s. bcr SofjaiiuiiSavff 1, 5i"itl)= npfcT. GENn'lVE (or — case), .'. Gram. T bcr ®cnttiy, -Sefiftf*'"' jwcite i^ie* gungsfall. GENiTOR, s. bcr ff rjcugcr, 33atcr. GENITURE, s. bic (Srjcu'gniig, ©cburt GENIUS, .9. 1. bcr ©cniiis, iSc^u^gcift, ©ctft ; 2. baS ©eittc ; bcr Jtopf, bte (eigcntbitmlic^c) mintage, gcibigfcit, bag S:a(cnt ; 3. (Sigcn'tljunflidic, bie S'ZatUV ; his — does not run that wav, baju l)at er fctnc 5lnlagc. GENOA, s. (Stabt uiib yicpnbiif) ®es nna. GENOESE. 1. s. bcr ©cnncfcr; 11. adj gcnucftfd). GENTEEL (adn. — ly), arlj. 1. nrttg, bbflid), ivoblgcftttct, ivoblgcbiibet; 2. angcncbm, anniiitlui^, iirajiciiyoll; 3. faiibcr,'fcii:, fduMt, bitbid), elegant (gcf(cibct); 4. fd;irflic^; not genteel, nnfd)icfttc^ ; — nes.s, .«. bie ".'Irtigfcit ; (Saubcvfeit ; ©Icgaitj ; bas Sencb= men eincS ?0?aiineS yon Stanbe. GENTIAN, s. ber (Slljian (Ocnliana — JJ. GENTILE, r. s. bcr .§Ctbe ; H. adj. 5U ben .^etben gebinig." GENTILISII, adj. bctbltifdl. GENTILISM, s. baS .^etbcntfenm. GENTiLiTious. adj. 1. national; ". erblid), angeftammt. GENTILITY, .9. bie 2lrtigfcit, 9Ininn=: t(}igfeit, (?cinbett ber St'rtcn, Scinbeit bc« ©cfc^macfcg, i^ebenSavt yon yor= nebmcr ^Jlbfnnft. To GENTIUZ*:, V. n. Hjic ciit .^cibe Icben. GENTLE, adj. 1. yoit gutem ©fanbe yornebm; 2. dninutbig, artig, fein ; giitig, frennblid), gcliiibc, bcfiinftis genb, fanft, froniin, frtcblid); —folk, viL'i;. bic 3?0rncbmcit; — horse, baiS fromme 51,'ferb; —reader, gencigtcr Scfcr; — and simple, yorii'ebm nnb gcmctn ; — tempered, fanftmiitbig. GENTLE, s. bte SOJabe, ber aSiirni juiii yingeln. GENTLEMAN, .9. 1. bcr D^ianii son®c^ bnrt (tiMcroobl nidit yoni eigentli- c^cn Slbel) ; 2. ber iT?ann yon '(Stain IG3 GEOR GET GHEN it ((luc^ »Dm pci)^ciO ; »ontef)me aJlmifi, .6en-; 3. f«i"t 2J?ann, 3}iann j>oit Siibuug; brave 2JJaiin; Ste^ bcnnaiin ; — , {or — usher), Jlaimner= btencr (eillcS ©VOJicn) ; — of tlie bed- chamber, bee Jtammcrjuntfr; to be born a — , vou gittci: 5amilie fei;ii ; lie has more of the — , ec fte!;t fetiier auS ; — commoner, ber mi'l)X htmit- tflte ©.tubeiit, (Stubent I)ot)vver(llaf= fe (auf ben eiiglifc^eii Uuiocrfttateit) ; — farmer, fill »oviiet)iner ^cic^tcr; — like (— ly), j)oriief)nt, anftanbig, 6te= bCV; — pensioner, ciliet »01t ber fo= •lligtic^cit Seibgarbe; Gentlemen, pi. (bei >)lnrcbeti tm yil[gemctiicii, obcr bejteljfiib) bte (mciiic)^§errcn. 3ENTLEMANL1NESS, s. tsciS fciltf 33c= nel)mcu, bie 2BoI;laiiflaiibigfeit. GENTLENESS, s. 1. btc gitte 3(bfllllft (m. ii.) ; 2. ©aiiftmiitb, ©cliubigfctt, aJiilbe, ©lite, ^eutfeligfeit, ®cfaHis]= feit. GENTLEWOMAN, s. 1. iaS %va\m\' jtmmcr «on giitcr ©ebuvt ; bte 2)a= me; 2. Jlamiiterfraii, j?ainmer= jitngfcr. GENTLY, nd,:. faitft, frtebltc^; freunb= lid;, gefaUtG, aiittg ; nvtig. GENTOO, s. ber @ciito, 3ll^oflaller. GENTRY, s 1. ber soriicbme ©taiib, bte gate 3lbfunft ; 2. (Slaffe jwifc()cit bem'Jtbfl iinb bent ^o\k, ber ntebcre •,'(bcl, Saiibabcf, bie $erfoiieu »om jinciteu ^faiigc; 5pcvfoitcit you nbelt= gcr 9lbfuitft ; bie .^evreit, fcbiiue aSelt ; nobility and'—, bet 3lbcl Ullb bie iBoruebmcu. gJ':nufleution, s. bte Jtniebciignni]. GENUINE («rf/i. — ly). iiilj. 1. Cf^r, UU- yevfalfct)f, itiii>eriiiifd)t, vein, lauter, wal;r, autl)ciitifd) ; 2. natiirltd) ; — ness,s. bie ©d)tl)eit, Uityerfalf(^tt;ctt, 3fleiubeit, ?auterfcit, SBabrbeit. GENUS, s. bag ®euu«, ©efc^Iec^t. GEOCEiV'TRic, mij. jist. T geoceti^ trtfd;, eiiierlci u)Jittc(v*uutt iitit ber (Srbe ^abeitb ; »om 3Jftttclpmtft ber (Srbes GEODE,s. ber (Srbflcin. GEODES, s. o. T. bte SelbtbeiluugS^ fuiift,5elbme»;jfunft. GEODETIC, Geodetical, adj. G. T. }Ur Selbmc^funft gebinig. GEOFFRY, s.®ottfrieb (2)^nnn«itame). GEOGRAPHER, s. ber ©epgrapt), Krb= berd)retber, (frbfuitbige. GEOGRAPHIC, , ) arfj. ge= GEOGRAPHICAL {adv. — ly), 5 Ogra= GEOGRAPHY, s. bieSeegrap^ie, @rb= befc^rcibuiig, ©rbfutibe. GEOLOGY, s. bte Sebrc »on ber DfJa= fur unb 33efd)affeiibeitber (Srbc, @eo= logte. GEOLOGICAL, adj. ju ber ©eotogte ge= bortg. GEOMANCER, s. ber ©comant, 5puu!= tirfiinjller. GEOMANCY, s. bte ©eomaiitie, 5puul= tirtunfi. GEOMANTIC, adj. rteomaiitifd). GEOMEi^ER, Is. ber Geometer, GEOMETRICIAN, J 2)Jepfiiit^ler. GEOMETRAL, ) . GEOMETRIC, V ".iVrlf A GEOMETRICAL, (adv.—LY), ) "'""'H'- To GEOMETRIZE, v. n. geometvifc^ oerfabren, (Saiib) ineffeit, abmeffeii. GEOMETRY, s. bie ©eoitietrie, 2)iej}= funft. GEOPONic, adj. jitm (Jelbbau geljorig (». it.). r5EOPONics, s pi. bie ?5clbbaiifitnbe. BEORGE, 3. 1. ®forg, col. @Brgc (a)Jaiiii«name) ; 2. ba3 Silb beS |e't^ ligctt ©ecrge ju 5Bferbc, n)eld)e« bie i6r> Slitter yom blaiteit ^ofettbaitbc trftj geit, ititb iiefer Drbeit felbfi ; brown —, ba§ ^omniiprcb ; St. — 's agaric, ber ©eoi-gciifcbwamni, Sffaifi^wainm, aBcipliiig. GEORGic, L adj. bic Sel;re vom {Jelb= ban betreffenb ; II. Georgics, s.pi. bte ©forgiea, ^e()re, obcr ba« (yirgili= f^e) ©cbidit »om Slcferbau. GEORGIUM SIDUS, s. bcr UrctituS. GEOSCOPY, s.bie®eofcopie, (5rbfeiuit= nip, (Srbbeobac^tung, 33orber»erfiin= bigmig ber 5vud)tbarfeit beS 3abrcl. GERARD, s. ®crbarb (3}}amt«naine). GERANIUM, s. B. T. ber <2tord)fc^na= bel, ®eranium. GERENT, adi. trageub, fiibreiib. GERFALCON, s. ber ©erfalf, ©eier= falE {Faico rapnx — K.). GERM, s. ber Jleiin. GERMAN, I. s. 1. baS 2)eutfd); 2 ber (bie)5)eutfd)C;3.@ermnttu8(a'Janii«^ imme) ; u. adj. 1. beutfd) ; 2. leib= lic^; ill compos, —clock, bie ^ijljeritc {©c|tt)arjmatber=) Ubr : —commer- cial association, bcr bCU(fd)C 3o"l-'fl^= baiib, Sollyereiii ; cousin — , bcr leib= lic^e Sictter, bie leiblid)e Safe; — flute, bie Ouerpte ; —key, s. t. ctii ©t^UiffcI 5uin 3'ibn«i'SStebeii; — marmot, ber J6amfier; — ocean, btC 9torbfec; — sriver,ba« Sfleufilber; — text, Typ. T. 5rafturfcbrift ; —toys, ?liirnbcrgcr Spielfad;cii. GERMANDER, s. ber ©aiuaitber, 53atb= eilgel {Tcacnum chamcEdrys — i..) ; tree—, bcr 33aumgamaiiber {TeucHum fiamim — L.) ; water — , ber 2i}affer= !Batt;eiigcI, !i!acbeufnoblauc^ {Tencri- umscordiiim — />.) ; wild — , baS SScr= gi^meillllid)t {VcrmUca clmmwdrys — GERMANIC, adj. ju S)eurfd;iar.b Qd)o= renb. GERMANISM, s. bic bcutffbc S^jrad;et= geiibeit, ber ©ermaitiSmii^. GERMANY, 6. ©eutfcblatib. GERMEN, s. bCP jtetni. GERMiNANT, adj. feiiitciib, f^roffeiib, Sn^eigc treibeub. To GEiiMiNATE, v. I. ?i. feiiiten, aue= f^Iagen, fproffeu; u. a. >oad;feuma= (^en (It. ii.) GERMINATION, s. ba§ j?etineit, Sprpf^ felt; ber SBait)«tbum. GEROCOMY s. Med. T ber ba§ Qlttcr betreffeube Xl)d[ ber 3lrjcueifiiube. GERTRUDE, s. ©eitriib (graiiemta= me). GERUND, s. Gram. T. bal ©crilUbium. GESTATION, s. i. ba« 2:rad)tigfe>ni, bie 2;ractttgfcit; (Scbwaugerfrf;aft ; 2. baS S:ragcii. GESTATORY, adj. trai^bar. GESTic, adj. legettbcubaft; gefd)ic|t= licb. To GESTICULATE, v. I. n. feltfailie ©e= berbcn mad)en; ii. a. mA)nl)mu\, iiac^affeu. GESTICULATION, s. bte ®eberbi!iig. GESTICULATOR, s. ber ^^JotTetireifjer. GESTicuLATLNG, aiij. burd) ©eberbeii corftelletib. GESTURE, s. bie ®eberbe, rebnerifc^c SSewegitng, Sellung, .g)altititg. To GFJSTURE, v. a. ©eberbeii ju ttwaS niad)eii. To GET, V. ir. I. a. »crfd)affeu ; erbal= ten, erlangcii, befommen, ermerben, serbienen, geipiiineii, beft^en, b'lbfn ; II. n. gelaiigen, gcrntben, fommcii, gef;en ; to — bread, ikob crmcrbeu ; tn — by heait {or without book), ailS= ^»ell^ig leriicii ; to — a wife, ctnc 3rauiiel)ineii; to— children, jlinber jeugeu ; to — with child, fd)iuaii= gent ; to — a cold, fid) crfalteii ; to — a stomach, flp^jettt befomincii ; tc — information of .. ., 9iiad)ricbt eill!" |iebcn iiber. . . ; to — the slip, burd>« falleit, eiiien Jlorb bcfommeu ; to — the better, vid. Better ; to — the wind of a ship, eiiiein iSd)iffe ben 2Biab nbs gcminneii; to — a fail, eiiicn Sail tbiiii; to — a thing done, etmaS ma»* d)cii laffeit, fertig bringcit; to — drunk, fid^ bctriiifeii ; betyunfen tt>cr« ben ; to — well again, ujiebcr gefuiib werbeii; to — clear (free), frci ma- dden, werbeii'; —you gone! ^)acf bt(^ fovt ! to — above, jiiuor fommcn, iibertreffen ; to — abroad, aiisfiibreiv auSbringen; ausftreucii; befamitnia= d)cii ; befannt tocrbeii, ousEommen , to — away, lt^cgfd>affeii, wegbviiigcit. eittjiebeu ; wegfomiueii, ba'upn fom* men; to — before, giioor foninicn ; to — down, biiuiiiter bringcn ; biiuiu^ fcr fommeit ; to — from, abnebmcK, njegiiebmeit, iregreipen, losmac^eii; abtommen ; to — in, bineiii briugeii, biiieiti tbiiti, b'ltfiit jiebeii ; cinbnu= gen ; ciitforbent, ciubefoinnieu /®cl= ber); auf feineSeite briiigeii; l)in- eiii gef}en, ober fommen, einbriiigcn ; to — in type, Typ. T. eiiibriiigcit (im ©afce cinlaiifen laffen) ; to — ^ in with one, ftc^ bei eitiem cinfctmeic^clu; to — into, einbriiigcn, einfci^Icic|>cn ; ge= ratben . . . ; (—a harbour, in cineii >5afeu) einlaufen; to — oft; iueg= fd;affeu, loio friegeii, U$ mad)et» berau^jiebcn ; wegfiifjicn, boieii yertaufen ; lo8 tocrbcu ; entanfc^en bavon Icmmcn; entfommen; to — off again, wicber flott njerbcn ; to — oil from the horse. yom5)3ferbe fteigeu, aha fteigen; to — on, anjtebtu, aiilegrit; gelaiigen auf . . ., weiter tommeu ; to — on one's feet, aufftcbeu ; to — out, beran« bvingen, l)crau§ uebnien, ber= au8 jicben ; berauS lorfeu ; bin^u^ geben, biuaus fontnieu ; fid) b"^»iii* ivicfeln ; to — over, biniiber bringen obcr sieben, uberjiebcu; geben iibet . . . , biniiber gelaugeu ; to — over a prejudice, fic^ iiber ein 3?orurtbcil wecife^eu ; to — quit (rid) of, fid; ent= lebigcu, Io§ IDCrbCll; to — ready, fer= tig madjeu, fertig werben ; to ,— round, beruni fomiHcu (fegeln, ttiitei^ ne Sanbfpige) ; umlaufen (uomSSiui be) ; to — to shove, laubcil ; to — to- gether, }ufammeu bringcn; jiifams men tommeu, ftd; oerfanimcln : to — through, burd;briu(5en; burcbfom^ men ; to — up, auf bringcn, auf bebcu ; aufivcifeu ; iinebcr eiubringen ; auf= ftebeu, auffteigeu, im ^rcife fleigcii, auffdilagcu ; binaitf tommeu ; col. jU- bcreiteu; to — u]) again, ivicber auf^ tommeu, ficf) luicbcr erfjolcu; to — within, vid. To — in. GETTER. .-!. 1. ber ©riauger, Sjerfc^af^ fer; 2. 3ciii]<^'"' 33atcr. GETTING, s. 1. bai? ©riangen, SScrs fd)affeu, u. f. \v. ; 2. bcr (Srwerb, ®e= Winu, ©ewiuufi ; the prices are — low, (—up), J\l. K. bie §Prcifc ftub im 9lbncbmeu (im Steigen). GEWGAW, I. .0. ba3 Spielmcrt, ^in» bermerf, bcr S^aub ; IL a,/j. gidujcnii obne inuern®ebalt. GllASTFULLY,«rf«. 1 . traurtg ; 2. grau> fenb, fd;rccflid), eittfefelid;, fc^auber= baft. GHASTLINES.S, *. 1. bag ©raufcH, (Sntfe^eu, fcie®ratllicbfeit; 2. S!ob» tcublaffe. GHASTLY, ai//. 1. griifj(id), entfefeUd; furd;tbar ; '2. tob'teublati. GHENT, s. (bie @tabt) ®ent (in glan-i bcru) GIGA GIPS GIVE CHEUKm, s. Hi efudgurff, $fcffcr= ^urfc. GHOST, s. 1. bcr ®ctft, bte Seek (w. ,j.): 2. baSQcfpcnft; 3. bcr l)eittge @et|i ; to !iiv(! up the — , beii @ctj^ nufjjeben, fterben. GHOSTLIKE, wij. gctjlevd^nlicl; ; 1)0^1= aiigtg; eingefaUeit. GHOSTLINESS, s. bte ®ctiierltd)feit (w. it.). GHOSTLY, adj. gcifiig ; geiftcvinaBig ; geiftlic^; — father, bcr iknd^tyater; -hour, bie ®etfter)lu3ie. GL\NT, s. ber Uiiefe. GLVNTiiSS, s. bte 9itetntit. To GIANTIZE, v. n. belt aitefert fpteleit. GIANTLIKE, ^ «(//. vtefcuma^tg ; uu= GIANTLY, ) gfcfieiier, giijaiittfc^. GIANTRY, s. bas 3ttcfciigcfc^Iec^t (m. a.). GIANTSHIP, s. Das CJiefctitftiint. GIAOUR, s. (titrfifd)) bcr UitgUntbtge. To GIBRER, ?;. n. uitarttfuUrtc Sijnc au*fto§eit ; fc^nattcnt. GIBBERISH, I. .9. bas jlaiibernjcilfc^ ; li. adj. faubernjiilfc^ fpreci)enb. GIBBET, s. 1. bcr ©algett ; 2. Ouer= baum, ba«Oitcr[)pl}. To GIBBET, V. a. ^ciligett. GiBBasiTY. Is. 1. bie2B6Ibu«g; GIBBOUSNESS, ) 2. baS .§5(Jrtge, ®ucfltge. GmBOus, adjA. ^m'olbt ; 2. bitcfclig, pcfcrtg. GIBCAT, s. bet alfe ,Kater. To GIBE, V. a. <$- n. »evacf)tenb tabeltt, fpottcrt, pfitten, aufsie^cn, ftic^eln. GIBE. s. ber Svott, bte ^o^iierct, jf; —paced, njaitfettb, taumclub, unbefoniteii. To GIDDY, V. I. 71. fij^ fc^ncH tentm bre()ctt ; n. a. ©c^wiubel verurfac^cit, ti'auteit ittac^eii. GIER-EAGLE, .9. bcr gjet^cr. GIFT, s. 1. bie @abe, baS ©cfctetil; 2. Scrmogcit, bie ^ei)1e«gabe, bai Salent; 3. 93ertetlnnig§rec^t ; —by will, ba§ ?cgat, SScrmdc^tniy ; deed of—, bie (£dieitfung«urfunbe ; one that has a living in his — , ber cilie StcHe (^ffiiiibc) jii vergeben f)«t. To GiFr, If. a. bcgabeit. GiFi'ED, B'/?. bcg'abt; gcgeben. GIFTEDNESS, i. bic ^jcgabt^eit. GIG, s. 1. ba« (Sabviolct'; 2. bcr ,^rci= fct; 3. bie 43arpuite ; 4. HS inutb- anlUge aJJdbc^eit ; 5. SBoot ; 6. + bie ®eigc. To GIG, V. a. gift^e mit ciner .garpmie fangen. GiGANTEAN, adj. tiefciiijaft, imwibcr^ flcl)lic^, GIGANTIC (— cAi.), adj. gigaiitifc&, rie= fenmdpig, ungcbciicir ; — fennel, baS 9lutf;entraut, ®artcu£raut; — sta- Uire, bcr 9iicfciianid)i5. GIGGLE, s. baS j?if^cru, ®c!ic^er. To GIGGLE, V. v. fidjcrit. GIGGLER, s. HS ^ac^lltiiul. GIGLOT (Giglet), I. s. bic 2?u()(binie ; II. adj. unbeftdiibig, fliic|)tig ; »er= bubU. To GILD, v.a.i. tjcrgolbcii ; i.. fd;mii= dfcn, glditjcnb iitadjeit. GILDER, «. 1. bcr QJcrgoIber ; 2. @nU ben, rid. Guilder. GILDING, s. baS aScrgoIbeii, bic 33cr= golbiiiig. GILES, s. 3uliu« ; Q(cgibiii« (iKami§= ti«me). GILL, s. siiiff. 1. {abbr. SOtt Gilli.vn) 3ulc^eit; 2. cant. ba« 2Beibct)cit, vid. Jill; 3. bcr (SrjiCj)()CU (Bid. Ground- ivy) ; 4. ba3 awS (STbcpfjcii bcrcitcte SBicr, Jtrauterbicr ; 5. bic Ssicrtcl^ Vintc, baS Oiiartd)cu ; 6. provbic. bie J^tiuft, t)er; —bread, bcr $fcfferfudbcn ; — bread colour, Hi Jtaffccbraun ; — bread-maker, bcr $fcffcrfud)cubacfer ; —bread work, buntc, vcrgplbcte 3i«= ratten; — grater, bie Sngwcrreibe; — seed, iibcrjndertc Sngwerfijrncr. GINGERLY, adv. Icifc, fad)tc, bcl)Ut= fam. GINGHAM, s. bcr ®ingbam, cin bem oflinbifd)en ttacljgea^mtcr baum»»ol= lencr Sfg- GINGIVAL, adj. jubem3af;itPeifd)e 9?= biJrig. To GINGLE, V. n. s,- a. Ilim^jcrn, !(in= gen, flingeln. GINGLE, s. 1. bas ®cf(iitn.ier, ®cflin= gel; 2. aSprtgcflingcl. GINGLYMOID, ad;, ber SSctnfiigiing d^ulid). GiNGLYMUS, s. bic Scinfiigitng, baS ^npd)cngclcnf. GINNET, s. bcr gjJaiilcfet; J!IcVpcr, bie aitggeartcte 3Jace. GiNSKNG, s. ber ®infcug, bie jlraft= wurjcl. To Gip, V. a. .^dringe an§itebmeit. GIPSY, s. 1. bcr 3igemier, bie 3igf'i' nerinn; 'l.fomi bic Ipfe ^jlciiic) .j^crc. GIPSYISM, s: ba§ 3tgcuiicnve)cn GIRAFF, Giraffe, s. bcr .prcn laffen; 10 — wall, pbenau gel)cn laffen, bcii 3.>orrang gcben ; to — one's love (re sppctsA grn^cn or fid) empfcbler laffen : to — « portion, auSfieuetn 167 GLAD GLAS GLOA to — rise, 5(ulaf! (®clei]cti[)eit) (jeBcii ; to — suck, fiiugcu ; to — thanks, Dailfeit ; to — warning, wanteit, auf= fa<]ctt; to— joy, ©litrf «)uiifcl)cnj to — leave, cvlaubeuj Uriaub gcbfit; to — the lie, ^iigen ftvafcn ; "to — way (ground or place), njctd}Ctl, ait««jdcbcil ; uac^ijebcn, Statt ftut'Cti laffeii; iiad)= bdjiijcn, ftd; iibcrlaffcit ; iaiUn (tm !:)3rcifc); — way together : (3"VUf ait btc 9tuberer) ubcrall ! to — the slip to one. fid) luni etiiem wegfc^leic^cit, entnjtft^Clt ; to — one's mind (one's self) to a thing, ftc^ auf chlHtS Icgeit; bavauf bcbac^t feDit; to — again, iDtcbcr 5iificUeit, iinebcv gebcn ; to — away, wci]i]ebe!i, bat)iiti]ebeii ; ubci-= tmgeit; to — away for lost, fiir »cr= loret'. l}altcit, Derioreit flcbcn ; to — back, jiifiirf gcben ; cvft'attcii ; to — for gone, fiir I'evloreii j^ebcit; to — forth, i)(\\mS gcbett, bcfitimt inad)cii ; erjaf^Icit,' to— in, ciiigcbcit, viitvci= d)eit (ciit Sc^rcibcit, ti/f. w.); to — in jne's name, fid) ciltfdjfcibcil faffcu ; M — in charge, attftvajJClt, ailbcfc^= lett; on'JCVtrnuflt ; to — in one's ver- dict, fctite Stiiitme f^cbcit, ftimmcit ; to — in coniniand. befc()Icn, niibefc^= len; to — into, fid; biiigebctt, fid; be= faffen, I)iitciit geratbcit ; beitvftcit, rtmicl;mcil ; to — over (to . . , ait . .), ijbcvgcbcn, abfie^eit, abtaffeit, abtvc= ten; (ober up for lost), fiir »crloreti gebcii, ocrfaffcu ; ergebcit ; itad)[iiffeu ; to — out, auSgcbeii; bcntmgebcit, aust^eilctt; beraitlgebeit, bcfaiiitt )uad)cu; aiiiSfpreiigoit ; to — out a play, ciit ©tiitf (im 2d)aufptclf) aii= liittbtgcu ; to — up, aufgebcn, bal)itt gcbcii; ifixanS gcbcit; iibergebctt ; iiberlaffcn, crgebcn, tutbmcit; to — one's elTects, ftd) ai$ ja()lllug'ollllfd()ig aitgcbcii, bonis ccbireit; ii. n. 1. iiad)'= gebcii, fid) mctfcn (i>om .g*oUc) ; '2. roeid) aicrbi'it, ft-ii^t mcrbcit, fdjiuifecit; tt)aueii; 3. ftdb beiDcgcit, uac^gcbeit; to — in, itad)gebc», lufic^eit; to -^ out, nadjgfbcit. SIVE-V, part. 1. 5ugctf)an, crgeben ; 2. bcfttinint ; — to drinking, gambling, &c., bcin Struitf, Sptet, it. f. \v. erge= belt; a — sum (time. &c.), eiite be= fttinmtc Sumntc (3cit, u. f. w.). GIVER, s. ber ®cbcr; — of a hill. M. F.. bcr Jlvaffaiit, ^JIii«)ldtcr, Scjieljer eine§ 3Bc(t)ft'Ia, ?Batl)='Jii'i)<.\m; GIVES, s. pi. vid. Gyvks. GIZZARD, .<;. ber Jtropf, 2)iageti (ciueS Sogcl§) ; he frets his — , vidg. Cr SCr= brtd)t fic$ bfit ilopf. GILABROUS, adj. g[att. 3LACIAL, adj. ciftg, gefroreii. To GLACIATE, v. n. JU (5i« WCrbCtt, gefrieren. , GLACIATION, .?. baS ©cfricreii. liLACiERS, s. 7)/^bie @[ctfd)cr, Winter ((SiSberge ber iS5d)mei5). GLACIOUS, adj. eiftg, ct^artig. GLACIS, s. F(xrt. bitS (5)laci«, bie 5lb= badiitng bcr (iitgern 33ruftmel}v, (Sftb= bniftn^c^r. GLAD, adj. 1. frof), erfrciit ; siifrtfbeit, aergniigt, better; 2. erfreulic^, ange= nef)m, rctjenb, ))rad)t»oU crljeitcrub ; I am — of it. ba« ift mir licb. To GLADDEN (or Glad), v. T. a. tu freuett, frol) mac^citj il. n. fic^ freiicit. GLADDER, s. ber (Srrrhtcr. GLADE, 5. l.ber^lu«()ait, licbteSlfcf tm SBalbe, bie Sidititng, «lijgc; J8alb= ober ^tirfituitfe; bcr >5i.'>[stoeg; bie JBtlbbabii; j<:e. 2. bie offcncetelle itn (Stfe; 3. glatte« 6i^. SLADEX, \ s. ber SdimericI, bie UJ..ADER. ^ ©ftiwertlilte. • 16ai GLADIATOR, .1. bcr jliopffcc^tcr, ^reisfdmpfcr. GLADIATORY, adj. fccbtcrartig. GLADLY, adv. gcrit, itt'it e^reiibeit. OLADNESS, s. bie grcubc, Sroljlic^fctt, bcr Sirtumpi), GLADSOME (adv. — ly), adj. 1. fl'Dbtic^ ; 2.erfreulic^;— ness, s.bte5rijl)lid)fcit. GLADWIN, s. vid. Gladen. GLAIR, s. 1. bag^itueiS ; 2. bcr cii»ei9= dt)itlid)e Stoff; 3. bie @lcfe, ©lafci (J^ellcbarbe). GLAiRAGE, s. T. tui Sertrctd;cu init (Siiufijj. To GLAIR, V. a. T. Iltt'* .StlUetp be= ftreif^cii. GLAIVE, s. bie ©lefc, Oiafct (.§cllc= barbc). GLANCE, s. 1. bcr Scbimiiter, gic^t= flrai)!, baS Sid)t, bcra31i&; 2, ^Blicf, Streifblitf ; 3. bie Ucbcrftdjt; at the first — , niif ben crj^eii sCUrf, fogletc^, — coal, vid. Anthracite. To GLANCE, v. I. n. 1. cittClt pIotHitilt ©tval)I wcrfcit, firablcit, aitftral)lcn ; fd)iiitiitern, gldnsett; 2. bliieii, ait= bliifcu ; 3. fd)itell bewcgcit, sorbci flicgeit; 4. feitmdrts bcriibrcii, ftrci= fell, aiiftrcifeii ; 5. tabeltt, ftid)clit, aw- fpiclcii, jidoit ailf . . ; to — over, iibcrbltdcii, burd)fc[)cit; to — upon,bc= rii[)reii, 511 serficbcii gc^cit, aiibciitcit; II. a. (eiiien fliid)tigctt ecitciiblicf auf etma'3) tverfcii. GLANCINGLY, ads. obeuf)iit, iiit 33or= beigeheit. GLANDS, s. pi. bie S^riifcu (bet bcii 9JJenfd)cu). GLiVNDERED, a/lj. briifeit!raiif. GLANDERS, s. j>i. bie Sriifc (Jlratt!= ^ctt bcr -^Jferbe). GLANDIFEROUS, adj. @id;clii tragciib. GLANDULAR, adj. mod. briifig. GLANDULE, s. bie f Utile Sriifc; Sriifc. GLANDULOSiTY, s. 'i:lU Sammlitng. GLE.\NER, «. \. ber 'Jlac|)lefer, 3lcl)=» rcnlefer; 2. (Sammlcr. GLEBE, s. 1. bie erbfdjplle, bcr Sorf ; 3iafcn ; tic (Sl-jftllfe ; 2. — or— land, ber JIird)cngrnnb, bie ^^farrdcfcr; — houses, ^$farrf)dufer. GLEBOUS, ) adj. torftg, cvbig, rafcn= GLEUY, ) reic^. GLEDE or.GLBDE-KiTE, s. i>(x .g>ii|)ncr= ■geier. GLEE. .s. 1. bie?ufl,^renbe,bcv!S. GLEESOME, adj. hlftig. GLEET, s. bit biinnc (Sitcr; ^a^r tripper. To GLEET, v. n. ettern, tviipfeln. GLEETY, adj. eitcrtg, fliifi'ig. GLF^T, s. bag Xbt. GLENE, .9. .3. T. bie ipf'UUtc nil ben ©clcnfeu. , GLEW, vid. onjE. GLIB (adv. — ly), adj. gtatt, fc})liipfiig, fliicbtig ; his tongue runs very — , Ct i)at cine gclduftgc Bnngf- To GLIB, v.a. 1. »cri'd)neibcn, caftri= rcn; 2. glattmadjcit. GLIBNESS, s. bie <2d)Hipfrigfeit, ®e= Idufigfcit. To GLIDE, V. », fanft flicScn, gleitcit, GLIDE, .s'. ba§ ®leiten, Sanftfricficii. GLIDER. .>;. ber ©leitciibe, Sd)leicber. To GLIMMER, v. n. fd)imi7tcrn, bdin= iitevn; (JLIMMERING, «. baS Srt)im= iticrn, fctiuact)e Sicbt. GLi.^iMER, s. ber Sc^immer; ®lt(n= met. To GLIMPSE, V. n. fd)immcrn, bittifen. GLIMPSK, s. 1. bcr!i!id)tbliit (Sd)tm= liter, iMtfe, ©trabl, (fd)amrbe) 2d)c{n; 2. baS ^Blinfcn, bcr fd)iiell iipritberge« leiibe ®li(f ; 3. baS hir^e a;?crgiiiis gen; 4. bie fcbamdjc 'Jlebntirfifcif; tr. give one a — of, eiucn iBltcf in etroai tbnn laffcn. To GLISTEN, > v. n. flral)Icn, gldiiseii, To GLISTER, S glcificit. GLISTER. .9. 1. ber ®lans, Srf)immcr; 2. ba« jtl«ftier, vid. Clyster. GI-ISTERING (adv. — ly), axlj. gfeifjcnbf . gldnsenb. 7'o GLITTER, v. n. glcific", gldnjcn. GLITTERINGLY, adr. gldUU'nb. r« GLOAT, 7). V. fon=;f(tielen; fans) blinjen, liebdnaelu GLOS GNAS GO > adj. fiigetfermig, !u= 5 _ fleltc^t. m OBA.TE, GLOBATED, , (;lobe, ii. l.'bie Jtug'el; 2. bcr (Sxi- ball; J. bcr Jtvet« »oii Jlrtegent •, fe- lestic * — , bie .gimmclofugct; ter- restrial — , bie (Srsfugct ; — amaranth, bet ,$lugiiamavaittf); —animal, ber JJugetoiirm, bas itugeU&ter ; — arti- choke, bie Jti:gclartifct)ofc; —craw- foot, bet filge .^a()uenfu§; — daisy, bie Wnue ajja^lfcbc; — fish, bevjtu= gclfifcf) ; — flower, bie jtugelvaiuin^ fel, Sottevblume; — thistle, bie >$tu= gelbificl; — of the eye, bCf 9llig= apfel. GLOBLXOUS. \ f'^vmi9,!«9elic^t. GLOBULAR, aiij. fiigclniub, Iugcl= foniiig. GLOBULARIA, s. vid. Globe-am\- EAXTH. GLOBULE, s. bus Jtiigclf^ett. GLOBV, adj. fugclfiivmig, vunb. To GLOMERATE, v. a. aufmtcfcllt, JU' fammeiiballeii, ttufftuiiichi. GLOMERATrox. s, 1. bie aSevbinbung jur Jt'iigc(fijrmigfctt; baS Slufiuicfclit, 3ufammciiballcn, bie 3luffiinuelung; 2. etit jit ciitei- ^'ugel »ei-buubeiiev Monger. GLOMEROUS, adj. aufrtetcicEcU, flC: bMt GLOOM, s. 1. ba« 55unfcf, bie !Siif!ev= fcit; 2. iU?c(auc^olic, Srauvigfcit, bcr ©rain, S^riibfiiiu. To GLOO>f, V. I. ji. 1. bunfef, biifter icm; 2. traurig, mijj'ocrgitiigt, fc^aicrmiit()ig [eyii, fid) ^liirmcn; 11. a. ycrbuiitelu. tLOOMiLY,(u/«. 1. bitnfel, biij!er, tviU be; 2. fc^mermiitbig, traurig; 3. ftu= fier blicfeitb ; 4. iibclwoUcitb. aLOOML\ESS, s. 1. bie 2!iif}erfeit ; 2. ber Sriibfinit, bie Sraurigfeit, ^?e= lauc^olic. GLOOMY, adj. 1. bUllfcI, biiftcr ; 2. traurig ; tritbjtuuig, mi^miit^ig, fc^wcrmiitbig. GLOR[FiCATiOx\, .'•, bie 93erberrli= d&ung. To GLORIFY, v. a. 1. »crf)crrlic{)eu, Vrcifcu ; 2. in bcii >§iijimcl aufue[;= men, fciig mac^ett. GLORIOUS (ada. — i,y), adj. ^Ctrlic^, trba&en, riif)mlic(), glorrcic^, bcriibmt. GLORY, s. 1. ber gjubm, bie (Sbvc; cSerrlic^fcit, 5Prac^t, bcr Olanj; 2. bie SScrfjerrlt^ung burcft 5(nbctu!ig ; 3.cwigeScligfcit; 4. @(orie, ©tra'b= Icnfrcue; ber Strablcufrans, (2trab= leubof, .§eiligcufc^ein; 5. bieSflu^in- rcbi.ifcit, *4>i'ablcvci, Slrrogans ; 6. (S^rfiici)t, bcr Stcfj (im ebleu iiub uucbclu eiiine). To GLORY, V. n. ft($ riibmeit, vrafleu ; flolj feyn (— in, auf). To GLOSE, V. V. vid. To Gloze. GLOSS, 3. 1. bie Olpffe, 3lnnierfung, ^2hi«Iegung; 2. ber ®(att5, bie ^olt= tm-; ber 3lnflrif^, ^trni^ ; ber iiuiiere S^cill ; to set a fine • — upon a thins, etner Sa^c eiiieii fc^ijnen 5(nftvid) gcbeii. 7'« GLOSS, V. n. X- a. 1. auSfegcu ; gIof= fireit, commcntireu ; 2. cineu -JInftrid) gcbcu; glaujeub jnacl)cn, polircii, glattcii. .■i,ossARiAL,a(Z/. ctit ©loffarium bc= trcffeub. GLossARLST, .?. bcr fflfoffeitrc^rctbcr. GLOSSARY, s. ba3 ©fpffarium. GLOSSER, i-. 1. ber (4)loffenfc^reiber, ©Icffator, (Srflarer, 9lu§[cger, Sc^o= Itaft; 2. ber 5J]oIircr, 3tiiftr'eid)er. xixtssiNEss s. ber ©lani, 9lufvu§, Vlniiric^; bie glatijcubc Dbcrflacfce, ©latte. GROSSOPIIER, s. vid. Glosser, 1. GLOSSOGRAPHY, s. ba§ 3lu«[cgeii, 6r=: flarcu; 33erfaffcii ooii (lommcnta= rieu. GLOSSY, adj. gduiseiib, glatt. GLOTTIS, s. ji. T. bag Bfipft^cn tin .galfe. GLOVE, s. bcr 6ailbfd;ur) ; to be hand and — , eugc j^rcuube fciit. To GLOVE, V. a. (UUC luit cgaitbfc^U^ ben) uberiie^en. GLOVER, .?. bcr .ganbfdjubmadier, aSeutler; — 's stitch, bie 5Qeiit(erua[;t; — 's wool, SJaufmoIIc. To GLOW, V. n. 1. gliibcn (— with in- dignation, »pr Unnjilien) ; ircuiieu; 2. cine lebbafte (Varbe t)abcii. • GLOW, s. 1. ba§ ©liibcii, bie ©lutt) ; 2. bcftigc Seibenfd)aft; 3. brcnncnbe "rfarbe ; — worm, bergoKinniSwnrni. GLOWINGLY, ado. gliib«i«, Icibeu= fcliaftlicf). Ta GLOZE, v.n. ^ a. licliforcit, fc^inci= ^clu. GLOZE, s. bie (£d;mfic^elct ; bcr crIo= gene r5f, adj. biifler, fritbc. To GLUT, V. a. i. »crfd)I.uJen, »et= fc^Iiugcu; 2. fattigcti; aufiiUcit, iibcrfiilleii, iibcrlabctt; to — one's eyes, fcillC 9tugcn mciceU; to — one's revenge, fciu 9JJiit^d;eu fiibteu; to — the market, ^f. K. bcu 3)Jarft mit aSaarcu iibevfiif;rcn, iibcrfiillcn. GLUT, s. 1. was uerfr|)(ungen wivb; 2. bie Sattbeit, giiijc; ifcbcrfiUfung, bet etel; 3. bas 33crftcpfcnbc, bte aSerftopfung ; 4. ,,v. e. cin phcruer Jtcil. GLUTEN, s. bet flebertge Stoff, Jtle» ber. To GLUTINATE, v. a. ailtcimCU, JU= fammenleinien obcv ffcben. GLUi'iNATiON, s. ba« 3»f'iiitiiieiifle= ben. GLUTINATIVE, a,!j. flcbcrig, Icimcub ; jufammcn^eileub; — ness, s. vid. Glutinosity. GLUTINOSITY, s. baS Jllcbcrigc, Seim-- arttge, 3iif«iiii«eitf)ciltcnbc, 3uft t)a= ben ; you — the wrong way to work, bn faiigft c8 y^erfcbrt an ; to — a great way, gvogcn ^'inffufj babcn; to — unpunished, uugcftraft btcibeu; how — your concerns 1 or iiow goes t!ic worlil with you 1 Wie gctlt C^ 3b= ncn'^ was mad;cn ©ic? this coin won't — here, bicfe 'ZDMuje gilt I)ici nid)t; the bell goes, cS luirb gcKiutet; a report goes . . , mail fiigt . . ; let — . la^ log I to let — , crlaffcu; things (matters) — very ill with him, C-S ftebt fcf)Icd)t mit il)in; to — about, unigcs i)cn, untcrncbincu, aornebmcn ; what do you — about? Wag fiiljrt 31jt im (Sd)ilbe? — aoout your iiusiness! gcb ! bcfitmincre bi^ um beinc Sior gclKU, fief) jetgcit ; to — forward, »oni\irtS gc= cell; fortfa^veu; jmicOmeit; eniptn'= Jpinimit; to — from, weggc[)eit, ai- gc^eil ; to — from the matter in hand, roll in <&a<^e abfcbu'cifcit ; to — from one's word, ff ill SBovt lltC^t 1)Cl\' tfti; to — in, I)iiicin ge^eii; ci:tf)cr ge^cti in.., Iragett (yon bet .$llei= bung); to — in boots, Sttcfeln anl)a= ten ; she goes in black, fte triigt ft(^ fc^marj ; to — in and out, (in bet S8t= M) Icbcn; avbeitCK; fiet fei^n ; to — into, forfdjen (in) ; to — near, na^e geljcn (jit .^crjcn ge[)cn), fid; nal;en, na\)t fcv)n ; im ^^cgviff feijit ; lie will — near to lose it, ev luivb C8 JUO^I ser= licven ; to — as near as one can, fo rrotjlfeil aU moglic^ scvfaufcii; to — off, abgef)ert; lo«ge[)en; nbflckn; fterbcn ; to — on, fortgef)en, fortfaf)= ven; fortbaueru; »ou Stattcn ge= I)ert ; antrcfen ; to — on an embassy, eine ©efanbtfrfiaft iibcrnf^mcn; to — on horseback, VcitCU ; to — over, gc^eu iibcr . . , ubcrfc^cn, ^timber gef)en ; iibcrgcljen (ju einer ^pavtci) ; abfalkn; to — out, ^inau« gcf)en, rtuggcljeii, aullaufen; al)iveid)c'n ; ju enbc gc^en ; werben ; to — (out) doctor, ^e. T. Soctov ti'crbcil ; to — out of the way, aus bcm 2Bege ge^cn ; miSf^weifcn; to —through, burd)gc= l)en; auSfii^reh, auSflfften, aus^alteu; burc^lcfen; to — through with a busi- ness, eine vcrbcn ; the Lord — with you, (3ott geleite bic^ ; to — without, cntbet)rcn, entra=. ttjen, nid)t feaben ; to — without day, X. T. abgewiefen njerben, entlaffen fei)U; — without! lap eS bleiben! KO, hi compos. — between, bet Unter= faufcv, Untei-bcinbicr, Jtu^Jl^Iev ; — by, baS Uebevtrcffeii, Itetevliflen, bte 2;aufd)ung, bcr sBctrng, Jtunflgriff ; to give one the — by, etttcn (im'San= fen) iibci'treffen, ein()oIcn ; iibeivor= tbeilen ; — cart, bcr ©dngehuagen, bie Saufbaii!. eOAD, s. bcr (StacI;eIflocf, S;veibf}o(f. 170 GOIN To GOAD, V. a. (init bciu @tflr|ieirt0- (fe) fortftojicn ; antreibcii, ftad)clji. GOAL, s. ba« 2}JaaI, ©renjntaal, bcv ^f- uig ! — ward, \\\ @ott, auf ju @ott ; — willing, fo ®ott mill; — wit, bie ©elbnafe (3lrt ^afe[l)n()u); as — wotdd have, JU allcm ©(iiifc. GODARD, s. ©ottharb (aiJaniignamel. GODDESS, s. bie ©iJttinn ; — like, »vic cine ©ottinn. GODFREY, 5. ©otffrteb (5Kann«namc). GODHEAD, s bie ®ott{;eit. GODLESS, adj. gottloS; — ness, s. bic ©ottloftgfeit. GODUKE, adj. giJttlic^. GODLINESS..?. bie®ottfelig!ett, 3r5ni= migfeit, gicligiOfttat. GODLiNG, s. dim. eitt lleiner, jnnger ©ott. GODLY, adj. f,- ndv. (also — ily), goftfc: lig, fro mm, reltgios. GODSHIP, s. bic ©ottfjeit. GODWIN, s. ©ottipein (i)?ann§name). GOER, s. 1. ber @ef)enbe, 3Jeifenbe; gupganger; ^anfcr; 2. co«t. bcr Un= terl)anbler, j?up))ler; 3. 9^enner(yon ^ferben) ; ho is a graceful — , cr l;at einen angenefjmen ©ang. GOG, s. bie 6ilc, baS iBerlangcn ju ge= l)en. To GOGGLE, v. n. SOU ber Scitc fel}en, fd)ielcn; flarr fcfccn; — eye, baS S^ielangc, ©tarraugc; — eyed, fd)iefcnb, jiarrcingig ; rinbSaugig. GOGGLE, I. s. 1. bcr flarre iVltcf; 2. — p, s. pi. SBIcnben, Sc^citlcber (fiir ^sferbe) ; SJeifcbrillcn, SriUeu gegen Staub nnb ©onneu^ifee; l[.«rf/ftar= renb, fiersorfifl^enbe Slugcn ^abenb ; vtiisr. fnaHangig. GOING, L part. gc^CUb ; I am — to die, tc^ roevbe fterben ; this meat is (a-) — . biefj gleifd) tinrb riec^cnb, fc^t an ; ll, s. 1. baS ©ehen, ber ©ang; 2. bie (9lb=)3icifc ; 3. (&d;wangcrfct)aft; — down, bcr Untcrgang ; — of meat, ba§ 9^icd)enbwerfcn bes' SlcifdjcS ober ci= Iter (5)5eife; — to the vault, Sp. T.baS ScrErictften beo ^afcji; goings-forth, pi.co'. 5lbfdm'eifnngen'; goings-on, p'. col. 33erfal)ren, a3crtel)r; goings out, pt. col. 5luSgabi'n. GOOD Gon RE. s. bcv JlroV'f. GOITROUS, adj. fro^^fartig, IroVfig. GOLA, s. Arch. T. taS Jl\uniei btt 9JinuIciiie. GOLD, s. ba« ® Olb ? — beaten, Ucrgolbc t , — beater, bcr ® olbfd)lagcr ; — beater' Bkin,bic@olbfd)lagerbaut; — bound;— mounted), in @olb gcfa^t; — coin (— piece), bic ©olbmiinje, baS ©olbftiid; — ducat, bcr @0lb 5)ncatcn ; — cor- dial, baS ©olbwaffer; — finch, bcj Sompfaff, ©iniVel ; — finder, ><;. bet Slbtrittriinmer, ^ac^tfouig; — finsr, bcr ©0lbfct)CibCr ; — fisli, vid. Gold- KEY ; — fiower, bcr golbene SBicbcts tl)On {Trichnmanes — f.) ; — foil (— leaf), ba« 231attgo[b; ©olbbktt; — hammer, bic ©okammer ; — headeiJ, niit eincm golbenen tfcno-Vfe; — in- gots, ©olbbarrcn ; — mine, bie @pl&= mine; — oar. bii« ©olberj; — ct parting, bag (Sd)cibegplb; — pippin, bcr ©olbpip^jin ; —pleasure, ber^^cills bolter {Myagrum — J J ; —proof, »n= bcftcc^lic^ ; — ring, bcr golbcnc Diing ; the devil's — ring, ber 3lebentt)urm, bie ^Jauve ; — size, ber ©olbgrwnb ; baS ©h'il;»ad)l ; — smith, bcr @0lb= fc^mieb ; Sanctuier ; — spangles, ©Olbflittcrn ; — thread, ©dbfabCU; — wire, bcr @0lbbral)t; — wire-draw- er, ber ©Dlbbral)tjiebcr, ©olbjicfjer; — weight, ba'3 ©ofbgcanc^'t; — weights, bic ©olbwage. GOLDICN, a(//. 1. golbcn ; 2. golbgelb; 3. glaujcnb ; 4. trcfflict); 5. gliirflid) ; — number. Chrov. 7'.bic golbcncSaH; — rod, bie ®i>tbrHtl)e, ba§ S3unt- frant (SoUdngo — y,.) ; — saxifrage, gclbcr ©tcinbred), ©olbmiJs. GOLDNEY, s. bcr ©olbfifd), bie ®£>Iba forcllt. GOLDiNG, s. bcr a^aulbfcravfel. GOLDYLOCKS, s. pi. ba« ©olb^afli {Chrysocoma — />.). GOLF, s. (fc^ott.) cine 3lrt (Sd;lagl'aE=> fVtcl. GOLOE-SIIOES. vid. Galocuks. GONDOLA, s. (itaf.) bie ©onbel GONDOLIER, s.ber ©onbBlicr. GONE, part, l.gcgangcn; 2. »erg(rn= geu; 3. yerborbeii, vcrloren; 4. ge=! ftorbcn, tcbt, ba[)iii, Ijin; let us be — , lafit un« 3c()cn; be — ! get you — ! Vacfe bic^ fort! — with child, fd;n.>an= ger ; far — in years. l)Ovi>bcjal)rt, be= tagt, flcinalt; — off bauongegangeu abgegangen, ycrtanft. GONG, s. bie .^unbtrommcl (bci ben 3lftatcn), GONIOMETER, s. Mat. T. ber SSinfcl- meffer. GONORRTIOEA, s. .Med. T. bcr <2(Jmen= fluf, 2;riV))cr. GOOD, L adj. 1. gut; 2. fliittg, ge= ncigt, wofjhPoUcii'b ; 3. rca;t, gcfc§- lici^ ; 4. gerec^t, tugcnbbaft, froinin • 5. {)cilfam, nii^Iid),' bienltcb, imffcnb ; 6. bctrii^tli^, «iMlig, rcic^lict) ; 7. giiltig, crebitfabig ; 8. gcfcUig, luftig ; 9. gewanbt, gefc^icft; as — , cbcn fo gut, cben fo wci)\; as — na, f» gut wie (alS), fo febr luie fnl*) ; to bo as — as one's word, fein SSOft baltCH* I left him as — as I foimd hi:n, id) VCrliCJ tbn, luic id) tf)n faiib ; — bye. Icbe wobl; — for nothing, untaugitc|), un= brrtud)bar, fd)lerbt ; a — for nothing fellow, cin 2;angenicf)tS ; — in law, rcd)t§gultig ; to iiold — , fic^ ben'ab= ' rcn ; to last — , unyerborben, genif^= bar btcibcu; what is it — for'! jvojn- nii^t (S V he has eighty years — , cr t|l yolic ad)t5ig Sabre ait; to live to a — old age, ciit bobcg IMlter crreiditn; in — sooth, in bcr Xbat ; tiHil)rbaftig ; in — earnest, tu ycllcnt (Jrnftc: to GOOD GOSS GRAB think—, fill- flUt fatten ; I Imve a — mind to . . , tc^ ^abc gvo^e ?uft jit . . ; .n — time, bet Si^ittn, 511 vcittcv 3cit ; all in — time, SlUcS 511 feillCf 3ctt ; tliat's a — one, vu/g. iilS ^(i^t id) luit bcm gro^m 3JJcffci- nffrf)iuttcn; a — vvliiie, ctttc betrd^tlic^c 3etf, jicmlic^ lange ; a — deal, S^id, fc^r ^iet ; a — many, }tcinlic^ 3Stel, 9]tf(e, ciii .^aufen ; lie is — at it, biiirin iftcrgut ju gebraudjeii ; for — , ganj unb gai- ; from — authority, auS guter Guelle ; 10 hold—, gc(tcn, gcgriinbet fci)it, fid) l)e|ldtigcu; to maite — , wtebcr gut mac^cii, crfefteit, »ergutcii; ciitfprcj c^cit; bm'dfcii; bc^aiUJteii, bui'c$fc= ten ; griiuben ; 6erocvf)1cUtflcn, w\U jic^en, crfullcu ; ucvaiitiuorteii, bafiiv ftfl)eu; to make — a payment, VunEt= lic^ 3'1^I"«g Ictfteit ; to make — one's ground, fctticit 5)3o)icit «crtf)cibigcu ; you make — the proverb, Sie lHac^fU HS ©VI"ic^n">Vt ma^r ; — breeding, bit 2Bof)(cr5Pgcn()cit, gittc 2ebcit3art, SBo^Ianftdllbtgfcit; — conditioned, gut (l»ol)l) befd^affcil; — morrow, gu= ten a32orgcit ; — feiiow, bcr miintcre ©cfeUfc^after ; —Friday, ber (H)i)malc« ©tiicf ^aub ; 3. baS gc= vonneue 5}3Iut. To GORE, V. a. flollcU ; ficc&cn (tlHC CtU Dd;§ mit bcu .^ijrncru), burc^bo^= rcu, nuffpicjicn. ■ GORGE, 5. 1. bie ,$?e^Ie, ®urgel : ber Jivpvf ; 2. cont. bie f)iituntcrgc'f(^Iucfte (Spcife, 9)?al)l5eit; .sp_. r. ba^5alfert= futtcr ; 3. ^rch. T. bie .^o^lleiftc an eiucr Sdulc; 4. Fnrt. bcr (S'iugang (bie itcftlc) cincr 33aftiou obcr eiucS 91u^enmcrte«. To GORGE, V. a. f.- n. fdtfigCtt, «oII= pfropfcu; vevfc^liugcn, ffcffcn. GORGED, adj. 11. T. Iltit ciueitt .galfc ijott anbcrcr Siarbe. GORGEOUS {ado. — ly), rjj. gldnjcnb, fd)immcrnb, prdd)tig, praditooU, f pft= bar; — ness, .?. bcr ®Iaitj, Sciim= mer, bie 5|]rad^t. GORGET..9. 1. bie.5al«berge, bcr.§aUtud). GORGON, s. Myih. bic ®prgpue. GORGOMAN, mij. fct)rcifcr'regcub. GORMAND, )'s.bcrgreffcr, (2d;fein= GORMANDER, \ ntcr, ^^raffcr. To GORMANDIZE, 17. n.frct'feu, fc^Ient= men, praffen. GORMANDIZER, s. vid. Gormand. GORSE, GORSS, s. rid. Furzk. GORY, oiij. 1. »pU »pn gerpnncncm SBIute ; 2. -f- blutig, mijrberifd), ti>bt= lic^, serberblic^. GOSHAWK, s. ber Saubenfalf, (5tptf= aar. G(JSLING, s. 1. ba« 0duSd)cn ; 2. ,^dfe- c{)cn (ntt 9]u^baumcn, gictfcn, u. f. ro.). GOSPEL, s. 1. baS ©pangeliuiit ; 2. bie 2;§eplpgic ; 3. adgcniciue 2i?abrficit ; — truth, bic iin (fuangeliogcgriinbete 2Bat)r()eit; it is not ail —what he says, prov. ti ifl uid)t 9illc§ \Vai)X HHTJ cr fvrii^t. To GOSPEL, V. a frpiuiu iiiadjcn. To GOSPELiZE, v. a. bcitt 6'jaiigeItP gemdp bilbcn. GOSS, s. vid. Furze. GOSSAMER, .■!. bic iDolIigcn 'Jabcit an matfteit S4^flansen; (Sommcifdbcn, ®ra«wcbc. GOSSAMERY, adj. Icidlt, WCfcitlpg. GOSSIP, s. 1. cr ®c»attcr, bie {^'$XAn\ ®e«atteriu:v; 2. (Stabt^' J?latfc|>e' 3. bcr 3cd)5'rufcEv; 4, 9^ad)bav; 5 ba§ @cfd)wd& ; — story, bic Jt(atfd)' gef(^id)te. To GOSSIP, v. n. flatfd^cu, f^jvafecu. GOSSIPING, s. bag J5t'latfd)cu.' GOSTiNG, s. bie gdrbcrrijt^e, bcr ^rapp. GOT, part. »PU 'I.) Oct, qd. vid. to have — , bcibcr.. GOTH, s. 1. ber ®Pt&e; 2. SBarbar. GOTHAM, s. a (wise) man of — ,01 1 Gothamist, ciu 9Javr. GOTHIC, I. adj. 1. gptbifd; ; 2. iieraltet; 3. rof), gvpb ; — architecture, bic go* tf)if^e 43aufuufl ; — letters, fvractur- bud)ftaben, (5ractnv= (obcr 9JJi)url^=) Sd)rift; n. s. bie gptf)ifd)c Spradsc. GOTHiciSM, s. bic got()ifd)e (Sprad)= cigcnbcit; 2. gpt^tfcfje ^auavt; 3 bie 93arbaret. To GOTHICIZE, r. a. jur ^Bavbcvci 511- riiifbvingcu. GOUGE, s. ber .P)p()fmcij}v'I; ba3 (Stemmeifen. To GOUGE, V. a. 1. (lUit bcm .§p'l)Inici.-^ isel) auSmeijjcln; 2. ./im. mit bcm 3)aumen bie 9lugen aii'obviideu. GOUL.\RD, s. s. T. ciu sSlcipvdparat. GOURD, s. ber ^iirbis. GOURDINES.S, s. bie als tung, ba8->}}iiuiflerium; 4. bie fyplg= fanifcit; — of one's self, bie (2clbft= bcberrfd^ung. GOVERNMENTAL, adj. ftc& auf bic 3?e« gicrung bcjic^cub. v^pit bcv JJcgicruug au§gcl)cnb. GOVERNOR, .?. 1. bcr giegtcrer, 55c= f>evrfd)er; ©puycvueuivStattiialtcr; ^aiibpflcgcr, DJeidj^ycrmcfer, 55cr= SDattcr; Pbcrfic 2)tvcctpr (eincr(5om. Vagnic),.§pfir,ciitcr; 2. Stcucrmauti; 3. T. ajcgulatpv an cincr Sampfnta- fc^ii'f- ,.^ • GOWN, s. 1. bcv langc 'SioS, SJiantel, baS lange Jtlcib ; bic (laugc) ^ImtS^ ficibung (bcv Staatsbcamtcn, ©cifts lid)en, 9lcvjfe, u. f. w.) ; 2. f,ff. ba« Bricbcn«tlei6 ; —man, bcr 6i«tlbeoms te, ©eiftlic^e, 2lrjt; 3. (S^lafvi?d«= i)dnblcr. GOWNED, adj. {ill laitgcn SRode, u.f. >i'. GRAB, .?. cin swciniaftigeS ©cfiiff (an ber Jtiiftc uou Malabar). To GR.\B. V. a. plp^ltd) crgTcifeu. 7'« GRABBLE, v. n. 1. grabbcltt, bcta> 171 GRAI GRAN GRAS flfu ; 2. au«(3C)ti-ccIt oitf Urn SBoben ben licgcn. SRACE, s. 1. btc ©iiiift, 5iilb, ©iiabe (®ottc8), iA& moi}lmhn ; 2. hai a?orvcc|t; 3. bcr 9Jctj,bte ©ci)6ul)ctt, miiti)e, 3icrbe, 9litncbmlic^fcit, 3lii= imttf), bev 3Inftanb ; 4. bag ®vatta§, Eifc^gcbet ; 5. ©ratia ({^wuenname) ; your — , (Sro. ©imbCll ; to say — , baS '3::tfd)9ct*ct yeiTicf)tcn; day of — , Th T. bcr ©nabcntag ; days of — , j\i. K-.s'. bte Sage bcv (£t^t, [Rcfpccttage, ©tScvetionstage ; letters of — , 3lu= ftaiibSbricfe; herb of—, bie Ctaute ; — cup, bie SanffaguttijSjjefunb^cit, (i>cr legte) Xxmit iiad) bem S^ifctgc; bete; — note, T. bie SScrjicvmig ctiiev 3fJote tit bev SUllfit; the Graces, pi. Myth, bie ©rajifit, cguIbgiUtiiuieit ; good graces, bic @uitft, ®cmri]cn[)cit. To GRACE, V. n.i. fc^miicfcii,' jicrcn, rtwnutbtg mac^cii, »cvfd)Lnicnt ; 2. bfguabtgeit, kef)rcn; begihiftigeii; 3. ntit (®ottc») ®itabe erfiillc!!. GRACEFUL, adj. vcijeilb, fc^Oil ; — ly, adv. ntit Oliiflaiib; — ness, s. taS dMim= be, ber 9ictj, bic 3Iumut&, bcrSluftaitb. GRACELESS (a/lv — ly), adj. 1. O^ttC (®otte8) ©nabc; 2. biJc^|Vlaflcrl)aft, gottloS; 3. unveifcfcamt. GRACIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. 1. Qtiabig, woMmoUcnb, ^nlbvcid), giitig, lieD= rcic^, fiTunblic^, I^Dkfclig ; 2. tiigctib= I)aff, gut; — ness. s. 1. bic ©tinbc, >&iilb, f5rcuiiblict)feit, ?eiitfeligfcit, ®utavtigteit ; 2. iJliimut^, 5ltme^in= li^Uit, ber SfJcis. GRADATION, .1. bcr (Stiifcitgaiig ; 'SoxU Miritt ; bic Stcigeniitg, 916; uiib 9Utf= pufung, (yolge, Scf)liipfoIgc; T. "Sciv- bcnabiftufuiig. GRADATORY, I. s. (ill bctt cecrtf)cilung, SQewiir&ung. ^vomD= tiou; SScrebclung, ^i^bere ^aibeiige= bung ; 3. Oi. T. 9lbbamvfuiig, ®va= biruiig; 4. Mat. r. (Sitit^citutig tiac^ ®rabcii. CRAFF, s. bcr ®raben. To GRAFT. V. a. A- v. 1. iifrPV^ffll ; t;n= Vfftl; etitfiigcii, einfcbalteii; fort= Vflatiiicn, bcfriid)tcit (bard) iifi'opfcit rb« Snoculivcii) ; 2. I;insufiigen, »rr= billbeu ; to — in tlie cheek, ill bCtt 3lVrb ^jfropfcn ; to — by approach, a^if'^ii'Sf"/ ablactircu; grafting-saw, bic Sauinfage. GRAFT, s. bfl« ^Pfrol^frcil. GRAFTER, s. bcr ^lifropfcttbc. GRAIL, s. I. cas .ftmiidjcn, Jlorn ; 2. iai ©rnbudc, 5y?efibud). GRAIN, s. 1. idS Samcnfortt; Jtortt; jcbfr fUine uiib fcjtc Zi)ti{, ba§ .ftijrn= c^cw (eaiib, II. f. lu.) ; 2. bcr ©ran ; ba§ ®rau, 516; 3. bic Diid)tung bcr Sabeti, obcr 5ibern rtm cSpIjc, @tei= nc, u. f. w.) ; 4. ber Stric^i, ba« ,$li)rn, we 9lberii, bic ?Iarbett (im ^ebcr) ; 5. 172 bit Savbc ; G. ber ®ntnb, ba§ 5Bcfcu; 7. bic ?Jcigiing; Stimmuiig; 8. (5pi= ^c, tCtcfc; in — , (cdjt) purintrit; in bcr. SBoUe gefarbt; burd)an«, crj;; clolh (dyed) in — , in bcr SBotle ge- farbter S;ud) ; a knave in — , cin ab= gcfiinmtcr (Sd)urfe; thieves in — , Ifrjbicbe ; they arc not nnioC(5 in — , fie ttnb till '^crjcn fcinc gutcn ;. ji^. bic ®ro§bett. GRANGE, s. bcr a)Icicrt)of, bte 9JJeics rci; Sc^cune, ber jloriibobcu. GRANlt, Granite, s. bcr ®ranit. GRANITIC, ndj i. aug ®ranit ; 2. jn ®ranit gc^ijrig, granitartig. GRANIVOROUS, adj. Mmui frcffciib. To GRANT, V. a.i. bcmiUigcn, gcma^= rcii, ycrlci^cn, geftaftcn, crlaiibcn ; 2. jugcflcbcn, jugcbcii, ciuraumcn; God — , ©ott gcbc ; — it to be so, jugc- Paiiben ((^efc^t) eg ware fo; I take it for— ed, tc| ncbme eg alg aiiggcmar^l an, tci) fcfee eg alg genjig ypraug. GRANT, s. 1. bie ©citjilligung^ 3>crlcii bung, (Srtbciding, ©riaubuip ; 2. baS Sugcflanbuitj, bie ©inraumung einct uitbeiyicfcncn (Sacbc alg bfiyicfcn; 3. L. T. bie Scbcnfuiig, 93crlcif)uiig, pbcr Uebcrgabe. GRANTABLE, adj. ju betviUigen, 511 yerlci^cn, «, f. w. GRANTEE, 5. />. T. bcr ©flaubuiS bat, gcfftpnar, ber ^riyilegirtc, ^c»or- rcc^tcte. GRANTOR, s. J.. T. bcr S^cwifligcr, iBcrmilltgcr. GRANULAR, orf/. Jlijrttcrn at) iilidv ii3r= tiid)t. To GRANULATE, v. L a. JU JliJrncril macbcu, ,Si)rncr granulircn ; 11. m. ficfe forncn. GRANULATION, s. bag Jtovncu ; @ra« nulircn (bcr SJJctallc). GRANULE, s. bag jvijrnc^cn. GRANULOuS, adj. ypllcr ^pmdjcu. GR.APE, s. bic Jtraiibe, SBcintraubc ; SBeinbeerc; a bunch (or cluster) ot grapes, bte SBciutraubc; — flower, J (— hyacinth), bic 2:raubcnbi>ictntl)j I (Miiscnri — L.) ', — gathering, bii ■ SBcinlcfe ; — shot, MU. t. j?artat= fd)cnfugcln, j?artatfc|cn= Pbcr 3;raii= bcnfcucr ; — stone, bcr 3Qcinbccr= !crn ; — s, pi. Sp. k. bte 2}Jaufc (>Kranf-- l)eit an bcr Scffcl bcr ^ifcrbe). GRAPELESS, adj. p^ne Scucr, pl}ne 93tume (ypin 2Bcinc gcbraudjt). GRAPHICAL (Graphic) (adv. —ally), adj. 1. bciitlicb, genau, ma(erjfd) ; 2. inig ^f'^'tf » obcr ®rayiren bctrcffcnb. GRAPHOMETER, «, G. T. bcr @rap{)D5 meter, SSinfelmcffcr. GRAPNEL, .5. JV. T. 1. bcr ffcinc ?IllfcV, "Dreg, S)rad;e ; 2. (^utcrbafcn. GRAPPLE, .9. JV. T. 1. bev 2d)ip[)afcit : 2. ba5 33algen, DJaufcn, 3^ingeii, ®c= fcd)t. To GRAPPLE, V. I. a. onbafcu, jufaiiu mcnbafcn, (a ship, ciit (2d)tff ) cntcru : anflanimcru; il. n. riiigcn, baiibgc- incin wcrben, jtd) ba(gcn, fid) raiifen, ftrcitcn; to— with, ju bcftrcilcn babcn. GRAPPLEMENT, s. bie 53algcrci ; 'tiUw ferci, bag .^aiibgcmcngc. GRAPPLING, s. bag ^liibafcu ; 3?algcii ; hand — , ciu (Sutcr(;afcn: — iron, be; Cfnterbafen. GRAPY, adj. yoll S^raubcu, aug Strain ben. To GRASP, V. a. s,- n. gvciffu, jugrcifcit. pncfen, faffcn; all — , nil lose, prov. wer 2lIIcg will, bctpnimt S^iidtfg ; tc — at, nad) ctumg grcifcn ; fig. ftrcben. GRASP, s. 1. bcr ©riff; 2. Vcr «cf{fe; 3. btc ©CUmtt; to be within llie — beinabc in fcincr ©cmalt babcii. GRASPER, s. bcr nad' .tiuag grcifli flrcbt. GRASS, s. bflg ®rag; grane (5uttet,bti Butterfrautcr ; to turn (or out) tc — GRAY GREA GREE gratcn Iflffeit, auf &ie 3Betbc trctkn ; — cloth, ameritanifcf)c8 ©rastitc^ f9(rt Seimvnitb) ; — grown, mtt Orafe bewai^fcn; —hopper, bee ®raSf)u)>= fev, bie^Oeufcfjrccfc; — hopper springs, pi. bieiBobfiifcbcnt unter bem Jtaficn eilteS 6abvio(et§; — of Parnassus, 5)3arnafruS=@ra» ; — plantane, bic ©djlaiti^fltruurj ; — plot, baS @raS= ftii(J, bet ®ia§flfcf, Diafciiptafe; — poly, bcc ©raSpolci (91rt SBcibcric^) ; — vetch, ctite 3lrt ^platfei-erbfcii ; — week, bic 33ctmod)e (fiir bte 5clb= fi'u(i)te); — whisk, bcv @va§befcii; ~ wrack, baS Sccgra^. To GRASS, V. I. n. ftC^) BcgiMfCH, be = flviiiteu, griiii wcvbeii, jui-SBcibc »ucr= bcii ; H. o. niit ®ra« bcbccfcii. GRASSINESS, s. baS ©vafti)?, bcc SRetc^tfjitm an @im«. (IRASSLESS, adj. gvai5[o«. (jRASsr, a,-//, gvattj}. GRATE, s. l/bag ©tttcr, ©attcr; 2. bcv giojl. ro GRATE, w. a. & 71. 1. ftittevrt; 2. reibcu; vafvcln, frafecn, fcfcabeu; 3. futvvcit, fnivfdjeit, fc|nnri-fn, fci)iiav= rcit, raffcln; 4. emvftiiblid) fadcit, juwibcr fci;it ; to — to dust, jii 3^\\U ser retbcit ; to — the teeth, niit bcit i>ot)IlCU fnirfdjfll ; it prates the ear, c§ fcelctbij^t ba§ D^r ; to — up, bcv= rtittcril ; to — upon one, aiif eiueii fiic^cln, ciucm UH'l)e t^llll; grating remembrance, Uliailj}Clie()lltC (5'vilinc= tUltf^. 'GRATEFUL (adv. —-l^X a'!j. 1. bailt= bar; 2. aiiflenef)m, wo^Itl^atig, Ijeil= fain, rctjcw, aumittl)ta ; — ness,s. l. bic >J(mic[)mlirf)fcit, !2tebltci;ffit ; 2. S)ait£6avfcit. [grater, s. bie 3^etbe, baS JRetbcifen. t GRATIFICATION. .?. 1 . bic aOtUfaf^rung, ' ©ffalliflfcit, 33efviebii]Uiig ; 2. ?ln= ncf)mlici)fcit, Srciibc, b'aS sSergttiigeit, bcr ©cmtjj. GRATIFIER, s. (bcr, bic, bai) 3Serijnit= geit= H. f. w. 33ringciibc. To GRATiFV. v. n. tvillfabrcit, gefal= lig Uw, gPuiicu; befitcbigcn, be- fc^ti'icfjtigcu, befaiiftigen. grati.vg', I. .t. 1. bic ^^ergittevuni], ba« (Sitter, ©attcv; 2. .v. ?'. bai 55ampfgitter ; ii. (aJr. — i,y), adj. fiiir= reiib, fiiirfd^eiib, niitltoiieiib, wibrij. gratis, arh. Pl)iie (Sntijelb, uiientgeU= lic^, umfotifl. gratitude, s. bie Sanf&arfgtt, @v= !eiintliii)feit. GRATUITOUS (adu.—hY), adj. i.fvti- toUluy, 2. iinocrbieiit; 3. iuillEii(;r= Hrt), ol)iie Oniiib. GRATUITY, s. ba8 (freiivtllti-je) ®e= fcl)ciif, @()reiincfr^ciiE fan ®'clb), bte Selobuung, G-vfeimtlicf)fcit. 7'o GRATULATE, v. a. 1. ®litlj mitn= f^eii; 2. Sreubc an ben Sag Icgcii. GRATULATION, s. bcr ©liicfmiiiifd). GRATULATORV, ad!. ®[itif anilt= fc^enb; —letter, baS @lii(fn.ntii= fc^ungSfc^reiben. GRAVE, I. s. bag ®vab ; — ciotii, bag Sterbeftcib ; —clothes, pi. (2terbc= !leiber ; —digger, (—maker), ber Xoh^ tengriiber ; — stone, ber ®rabftein, ?eid)eiifteiu ; li. «///. 1 . cntft, evitfttiaft, feierlid) ; 2. getvirbtig ; 3, tief (vom 2;011C) ; 4. prilllfloS; —accent, Oram, T. ber /^alltoit, ticfc (fdjtuerc) ?lc:i'iit, ©rayil ToGRAVE, r. «. & n. 1, grabcii, cin= grabeit, graaiveii, fted)eti; 2. .v. t. (cin Sc^iff) abbreiiueit, falfatcni uiib tl)erfn. jRAVEi^ s. i. ber grobe Snub, -JlieS ,, @rie« ; 2. Med. r. ?Jicrfitgije§ ; —pit, ^te (Sanbflritbe ;— walk, bie ^anballee. To GRAVEL, r. a. 1. mit <&anfc Btbf^ (fen ; 2. im i&aiibe bcgraben ; 3. fig. binbcvit, Dcnuirrcit, ii'i 93er[egeiil)cit fe^cit ; 4. Sj>. T. ben 3u9 biird) (jroi^ fd)en fiufeifen niib 45i!f eiitgebruiigc= itcn) SXii'i ycriiMiuteii. GRAVELESS, adj. pt)itc ®rab, llllbe= grabctt. GRAVELY, ado. 1. criift, feicrlid; ; 2. eiufati), Vi'u:it(oS. GRAVEN, jmrt. gegvabcii, u. f, w. ; — image, baS ®bfecubilb. GRAVENESS, s. vid. Gravity. GRAVER, s. 1. ber ®rat;enr; Jliivfer= flecker, $etf^aftfted)er ; Stciiifd)nei= bcr ; 2. @rabftid)el. GRAVID, adj. + fd)ivaiiger. GRAViMETER, s. T.bcr 3d;wcrmcffcr, bie SeiiEwage. GRAVING, s. 1. bie gvavirtc, gefio= d;enc*M'eit; 2. fg-. ber (Siitbrucf; —docks, jv. r. Jt'arfat=Doden; —tool, bcr ®rabflid)el. To GRAVITATE, v. v. iiad) bcm ?Kit= telpiinf t bcr Slnsiebuiig (bent ^c^ivev= Viinft) ftrcbcn, fc^wer fe»n. GRAVITATION, s. \>ae giiebcti iiad) beni (Sdjwerpuiitf, ber SrucJ ber Sd)»ci"e, bic ed)iiierfraft. GRAVITY, s. 1. bic 2d)tverc, bas ®e- wid)t; 2. ber ^xn% bie 6rnft()aftig-- feit, Seicrlid)feit, 5lnftanbigfeit; centre of — . bcr Sd)»crininf t ; — of a fact, bic ©rijfje eineS Sl>erbred)eu§, to put beside one's — , aiipcr Saffnng h'itigeii. GRAVY, 5. bcr Saft br« g[eiff6ci§ ; bte 5Ietfd)bn'U)e, 33riibe ; —beef, an§ge= fod;teg (fraftlofcl 3f{inb=) Sleifd) ; — posset, cin Srci mtt 53ratenfett ; — spoon, ein Sauccnlbffel. GRAY, I. m//'. 1. grau ; 2. bantnierig; U.S. l.ba^@rau; 2. bie 2)ammc= rung ; 3. ber S)ac^S, eine ^^Irt ^ad)S ; — of_the morning, bic iV)iergenbant= mcrung ; the — mare is rhe better horse, prov. fic trdgt bie ^gtofcn ; — beard, bcr ®rauba'rt; — brock, bcr ^i[d)S ; —eyed, grauaugig ; — flv, eine '^ht Sventfe; —friar, ber Gapii= 5iner ; —gull, brc ©rauincoe ; — haired, mit graiien .^aarcn ; —headed, grau= fijpftg ; — headed man, bcr @rct« ; — hor.«e, ber (®ran=) Sc^imnicI ; , — hound, rid. Grkyiiound; — innlkin, @raiiiic§f()eu (43ereiinaine, s/;ni:sp. Mac.) : — piowcr. ber gvaue Jlibife ; — skin, bai 2)ad)'5fcll. GRAYISH, adj. graulig, cin wcntg gran ; —black, graufdinjavi. GRAYLING, s. bic >}lcfd)C (^m\\\d)). GRAYNESS, «. baS ©ran, bie gvaue gavbe. To GRAZE, V. a. & n. 1. flrcifcit, Ictt^t bcriibren ; 2. grafen, lueibeu; 3. auf bic SBcibc trcibeu; biiteu; 4. abaici= ben, freffcn ; iint fid) fveffen ; 5. mit ®rag ycrfebcn. GRAZER, s. bcr, btc, bas ®rafcnbc. GRAZIER, s. bcr 3>icbmaflcr. GREASE, .?. 1. ba3 e^ett, Sd)mcr, bie ayagenfc^miere ; 2. s,,. k. (gtcife (Sctngefc^roulft; ber ^ferbe. Tu GREASE, v. a. fd)niieren; to — a man in the fist, cant, cincu bcftcd)cn, vuiir. fd)mieren. GREASINESS, s. bic i£d;mterigfeit. GREASY («r/i). —ihy). adj. l.fd)mie= rig; fett, ftetfdjig; 2. nnanfldnbig, unfldt()ig ; —heels, bic ?JianEe. GREAT, a'/j i. gvojj ; 2. wifbtiii ; 3. erf)obcn ; 4. tvu'nbevbar ; 5. inda>tig ; 6. cbnTjiirbig, anbctnngSiDiivbig; 7. bcviibmt, rnlymvioll ; H''. sovtrcffiid), l)od)I)ersig, grpfjniiitbig ; 9. .prad)t= ooll, reid) ; 10. ftol^, boCbmiitbig ; 1 1. vuhr. vertraut, gcnau. befannt; 12. »oII, fi'^iimnger ; 13. fd)njiS;d)rift) ; —circles, Jist. 7'.bte ®lcid)cr, ®Icid;t(Kilcr; —galley, vid. Galeas ; — grandfather, bcv lU'gvO^= Vrnterj — grandson, bcr Urcnftl; — hearted, bvberjt, tjod^ljcrjig ; —looks ftolje iMidc ; — nephew, —niece, bfV ®ro^neffc, bie ©rojjnidjte (2pbn "SToc^tcr beS *JJeffcn obcr fcr 'Jtid)te) ; —oath, ber grofee Sd^mnr; —primer, Typ. T. bie 3:;crfia (Sdjrift) ; —roll, cine Uvfunbc in bcr Sfba^famnjcr ; — sea, bie fdjreere, bpble (lobe) ^cc, l)obc'3 SBaffer ; bie i5cc (Wo fcin Sanb mebr ficfetbar ift) ; —seal, L. T. Hi grogc (Staat^=) Siegcl; a— wind, cin ftarfer 3Binb. GREAT, s. bag ©anjc'; by tlie — , (at the — ), till ©rpfjen ober tin ©anjen, in SDaufc^ unb i^igen, itbcrf)anpt ; to freight by the —, ba^ ganjc Sd^iff in grad)t ncijmeii, in ber 9tnfe fradi= ten ; the — , pi. bic ®ro^cn, S[^orncl)= men. GREATLY, adv. I rcd;tfcl;r; 2. mit ®r6pe; 3. gro^artig, gro^miitbtg, cbc(, tapfer. GREATNESsS, s. 1. bic ®ri$5e ; 2. bet eiuflufj, bie a)?ad)r, .ftcrrfAaft; 3. berStolj; 4. (Sbclmutb, bic (Sr[)a= benbcit, .^od;[;erjigEeit ; 5. $rad^t, .^errlic^Ecit. GKEAVF><, s. )>!. 1. bie SBciufiticncn ; 2. ®riebcn, 2alggviebcn, GRECIAN, r. s. b'er @ried)e ; H. adj. gricdiifd) ; im gried)ifdicn @cfd;maif : — fire, bag griccbifdjc (^cner. GRECiSM, s. bie griec^ifdjc !5|Vfad)s cigettficff, tc-r ©vdciSmng. To GRECiZE, r. J. a. iu ba8 0ried)i= fd;c .iibctfefecu; gried)ifd; mad;cn; II. v. gricc|)ifd) fprcdjcn. GREECE,.?. I. ©ried;cnlanb: 2. + ber 5lbfa^, bic (Stiifc. GREEDINESS, s. bic ©icrigfcit, ®e= frdfjigEeit. GREEDY (ado. —it\'). aij. gicrig. gf; frafjig, liificrn ; — of honour, chrfitd;= tig ; — of monej', gc(^fiid)tig. GREEK, l.s. i. bcr ©vicdje; 2. bag ®ricd)ird)e ; it's all — to me, J>a§ fint mir bijf)mifd)c Sorfer; ll. orf/. grie- d)ifr^ ; — fire, vid.GRKciAS fire; — rose, bag .*5iinmelgrijgd)cn ; — waier, eine 2tlberaufii.ifung jum Sdswarji fdrben bcr .6aarc. GREEKLING^ s, ber wcuig griednfd) scrftebt. GREEN (adiK — i.y), adj. 1 . gviin ; 9. nnreif; 3. nid)tgar; 4. frifrf), nen; 5. rociglid) ; blaft, griingelblicf), frdnf- lid); 6. jung, nncrfabren; in .w — an age, in fo friibcr 3i'gcnb ; — old age, bag muntere ©itifenaltev; — in remembrance, in frifd)cm 5lngc= bcnEcn ; — in judgment, tittcrfabrcn ; —broom, bCV gviil'C ©illfi ; —cheese, bcr jlvdutertdfc, ^ctcrftlienEafe ; (Sdiabjieger; —cloth (court or board of — cloth), bag .C>ofniarfd)alIgerid^r; — coloured, blaj),' frdnflic^ ; — com '7.1 GRIE GRIP GRCP hit (Sacit ; —eyed, flrihiaugtg ; — finch, S)c§ ©riinftuE; —fish, (vid. uittcr Greenland) ; — gage, Etlte 9lrt faftt= ([it, (jvuncr ^:pftaumfit (ffau$. la pe- tite Rcin» Claude) ; — gold, 7'. ®vitn= f^olfc (mttOolb vcvfe^te«@i[ber, jum i5)cbvauc|)bEr ©olbarbcitev) ; —goose, fine juiigc @an«, brtS ®an8fl)cn ; —grocer, bet @emufe()aublcv, Dtfl= liailblcr; — hastings, 7/!. frul)ictttgc Sdboteiierbfen ; — heart, cin |avte§ wcftiubifc^eS .golj ju SBlocfiuigcIn ; —hide, btf ungcgf rbte ^aut ; —horn, ?tii (5vtfd)Ittig uom Sanbe, Saiibfvofd), Titig. ^umpcvntcfcl ; Jic. cant, ber Sud;«; —house, baS @fiuac^«{)au§; —meat, baS ^alfa gave t5fetfd) ; — peak, ber ©riiufpcc^t ; —place (— plot), bcr StafeuVla^ ; —plover, ber gvihte ^ibi^ ; — room, baS Soiicr, 5Bevfamm^ lungSjtnimer fiic bte (Sttaufviclev wa^venb bcv 3w'frt)citacte; — siS'.A, {or upland cotton) Am. SSaiimmplle mtf rtvitiiem Samen uiib yon fuvjcm 2Bua)S ; —sickness, bte 33(eic^fuci;t ; —sparrow, bag ©cl)artnct)fci)lci)cn ; — stall, ber (Staiib, wo J?uc^eiigewac^« ucvfauft tinrb, (—shop), bteDbfibufac ; —sward, ber Slafeit ; — turtle, bie 9itefettfct)tlbfrbte ; —weed, ber 2Baib {i;id. Wo ad) ; — wood, biiS griiiie @e= hiifd^ iitit (grunem) ?aub befletbcte 55aume.; fca§ griine (ntcbt trorfene) .§ol5 ; a — wound, cttte frtfcl)e 2Bim- b'e ; II. .<:. 1. b«« Oriiii ; 2. 2aub ; bte ^mctge, 93Iatter, ba§ Jtitc^fiigeroattS; 3. ber griine %U\%, 3lnger,' bic 5li:e, aScibe, ©rafiing : 4. greens, s. p'. tie JJiidjcnfranter, ba3 ©eniiife. Tu GREEN, V. a. gviht macfteit. GREENHOOD, ,9. bcr iitireife 3"ft'i"b ; bic %aat ber ,iliiibf)ett, bas £tiibtfd)e aBefcn. GREENISH, adj. gviittltd). GREENLAND, I. s. OriMtlanb ; n. adj. gvoitlanbtfcft ; — fish, grijnldnbtfc^er J^abeliau; —man, b«r @ronfanb§= fairer, Saafifd)f«brcr, 33aUfifcb= faiiger ; — oil, 5ifd)tbrati. GREENLANDER, .5. ber OriMiliittber. GREENNESS, s. 1. bte qriiiic i^arbe, ba3 Oriiii; 2. bie grtfAc, .ftraft, 5Kunterfeit ; 3. Unrcife ; 91eu^f it. To GREET, •». a. & n. griipeit, hi' griigeit ; beglitcfraiinfdjen. GREETER, s. ber ©riipeiibc. GREETING, s. baS ®rit§cn, bcr ©ritp. GREFFIER, s. ber 3ficgifirator. GREGAL, adj. JU ciiicr ^erbc geBortg. GKEGARIAN, adj. gcmCtit; — soldiers, geineiite Solba'ten. GREGARIOUS («rf». — ly), adj. \\X i§crbcn gc^citb, tu 2d)aareii fitcgenb. GREGORIAN, ndj. gregoviaiiifc^ ; — style, bie neue 3fifred)iiuiig. GREGORY, s. ©rcgoriuS, ©regov (3)innii«name). GREMIAL, adj. 511 bciu Sc^oofle gef)i5rt!j. GREMIL, s, bcr Stciiifaamcn, bie yJJeer^trfe {Lithospermum — Zi.). GRENADE, ) c;„ «!,,«,♦„ GRENADO,^-^'^®'^'^"''*^- GRENADIER, s. bcr ©rciiabicr. GREY, adj. vid. Gray. GREYHOUND, s. baS aStltbfVtcI. * GREYISH, adj. vid. Grayish. grice, s. baS gcrfcl, bcr ®rifc|Iing. To GRIDE, V. n. fdjlieibClt. GRiDELiN, s. bie gtac^sbtiit^cnfarbc (bClS Oris de Un.) GRiDiKON, s. bcr 8ratrojl. GRIEF, s. 1. bcr jl'ummcr, ©ram, Sc^mcrs, (—of heart), ba« .Ccrsrocf) ; 2. bic *8cfc^i»erbc, ba« fSid bic .Sranfftcit. 3RIEPFUL, adj. + !itmmcr«oII. 3IUEFLESS, Mij. f»miucrlo«. 174 GRiEFfefiOT, mJj, Doit Scf)mer5 burcB- jitcft, yon @d)cr5cn crgriffcn, fa;mcr4= reit^, Icibyolf. GRIEVANCE, .■> bic SBefd;wcrbc, ?lot^, ta§ Uebet. To GRIEVE, V. I a. fraiifcn, we^e t&un, fdimerjcn : tranrig mad)en; it grieves me to the heart, CS tt)Ut llttr in bcr (Scclc web, fcbmcrjt mid) ticf ; I am grieved, cg fraiitt mtd;, tiiut mir leib ; II. n. traucrn, ftc^ l;armcn, fic^ gtiimcn. GRIEVER, s. ber nucilcr. GRiEViNGLY, ado. mit <5d)merscu, Bor JTummcr. GRIEVOUS (adv. — ly), adj. l.fran= fcitb, fc^mcrjlid), cnivfinblid), yer= bric^tic^ ; 2. abf^culi^), fc^rccflic^, clenb, erbarmltc^ ; —complaints, f4)Wcvc (bitterc) ,fi:lageu ; — ne.«s, s.l. ber Jtummcr, Srbm'crj, bag @Icnb, Itnglitd; 2. bic Slbfcbcntic^fcit, (Sd)rc(fltc^fcit (ber ©iinbe u. f w.) GRIFFIN (Griffoji), s. bCr (Sogcl) @vctf ; — like, arf;. bcr 3iaubfiid)t ci= lies ©rcifen cibnlid). GRIG, ,?. 1. bcr f(ctlie 3Ial ; 2. (a merry — ), bcr luftige ?!rubcr, SBilbfang. To GRILL, V. a aiif bcm 3Jpfte bra'tcji. GRIM {fidii. — ly), adj. 1. griiiimig, fdirciflidi, fd)cu5lt(^; 2. t)ap[id) ; 3. murrifc^, yerbricg(id); —raced, ( — visaged,), faucr, bijfc fef)cnb. GRl.\lACB,s.l. bie 93erjerriing bc« ®c= ftd)tg, ©rimaffc, gra^c; 2. 3ScrftcI= lung, aiffcctation ; to make — s, ®e= fleeter fdjneibcn. GRIMALKIN, s. bic altc j?ate. To GRIME, v.a. ctnfd)mu§cu, befubcln. GRIME, s. bie (Sd)roarsc, ber (etngc= antrjcltc) (Scftmufe. GRIMNESS, s. bic @d)rupfidbfctt; bag fiircf)terlid;e, miirrifd)c ®cfi(^t. GRIMY, a'lj. fc^mii^ig. To GRIN, V. n. 1. bic' 3af)nc bictfcn, flctfd)cn, greincu, grinfeu ;* 2. bic 3abnc {rampf{)aft fiber ciuauberbei= fjcn. GRIN, .9. bag SBfcdfcn obcr ?cItrtuc mit .§afcn unb Suugfern). GRIPER, s. bcr 33cbriicfcr ; ,Knicfer, 5tlj. GRIPING, .«. 1. bag (?rgrcifen ; 2. ^uci= ten (im ?eibc) ; — line, bic ®rab(ci= i!c ; a — ship. Sea Ph. ciu UiygterigcJ @(i)ifif; — ly, adii. mit Sdjiucrjni ■ (Jtueipcn) in ben ®cbarmcn. GRIS, s. bag ©rauTOcrf. GRiSELDA,s. @vig^i(bc ;?vrauenname'; GRISKIN, s bag g^iicfgratgftiitf bci (Sd)weiucg, bie Sc^wciiig=(?arbonabe GRISLINESS, s. bie @d)eu^lid)!cit. GRISLY, adj. fcf)euplirf), ' graj}!id), fd)rerf[ic^, furc^tljar. GRISONS, s. pi. bie ©rai:biinbncr. GRIST, s. 1. bng Jlorn, SlJablforn, md){; 2. SBrob, bcr Untcvfjait, bic Scbcngmittcl ; — to the mill, bcr @c= wtnn, 9Sortl)ciI. GRISTLE, s. ber JTuovDcI. GRISTLINESS, s. bag jtitorpligc. GRISTLY, adj. !norpclig. GRIT, .9. 1. bag Sd)rotmcbI, bic .Sltetc ; 2. bcr ©ricS, grobe ©anb ; 3. Seil= ftaub, 9JJiiicr'aIfia«b; — stone, bci ©anbfitein ; grits, j>i. .^afergrii^c. GRiTriNES.s, s, bag Sanbigc, ©ricftgc. GRITTY, adj. faubig: grtcfig; In'tr- fdjcnb ; — land, ber jtic'gbobcn. GRIZZLE, \.s. bag ®rau; ii.a^ gran, GRIZZLED, adj. grau, graull renflid) GRIZZLY, adj. gvaiilid). To GROAN, V. n. ftiibucii, ad)jcn, (ticf) feiifjen; to — for, beftig narf) ctmal ycrlangcu. GROAN, s. bag ©tiJ&ncn, ?Icd)5Crt, bcr (fd;\tcrsobcrtiefe) ecufjcr; to fetch a deep — , ttef aufflobnen. GROANFUL, a///, flaglid), jammerypll. GRO.AT, s. bev ©iot (cine cnglifcbc aicc^nunggmiiujc yon id); a — 's worth, fiir id., cine Jllciniglcit. GROATS, i,7rf. Grits tintcr Grit. GROBiAN, s. bcr ©robiait. GROCER, .5. ber SSJiatcrialifl, ®ett)iir5=. franicr, S:t)e5€rci(njaaren=)^§dnb[cr ; — s' hall, bag j?ramcr=(3nnungs=) i^aiig, bie 3unftftubc ber .itrdmcr= gilbc; — 's shop, ber 2)Jatcvia(= obct <2pc}crci=2abcn. GROCERY, s. bag ?Katcria{=(3!Baa= rcn=)®cfc^aft, bic 2J2atcrial--(aBaa= rcn=).^anb[uug ; ber 9}2atcrial-?a= bCU ; — ware [or groceries), bie 2Dia= tcviahi'aaren, Svcsereiiyaarcu, ®e= tuiirsumarcu. GROG, s. bcr ®rog 0i\\m, u. f. w. mit aSaffer); —blossoms, pi. bie S81ii= tbcn tm ®cftd)tc. GROGGY, adj. Sea cant. bctrunfcU, U= nebclt. GROGRAM, s. bcr ©rogvam (famccU biirne Sf ug)- GROIN, s. 1. bie Siiamleitlc, bcr Sc^ambug; 2. (im Dlcucuglifc^cn) bcr ©rf)tt5eingriiffcl ; 3. Arch. T. bie afJtpJKU obcr ©urten an ciuer gcroDlb= ten Sedc; swelling in the — , bic Scis ftenbcule (53«bo)." GROMIL, Gro.mwell, s. vid. Gremil. GROMET, Grommet, s. JV. 7-^. bCr §efeu, vuigr. bte ®riinbfiip= Ve ; to break — , MU. T. bie Saufgrrt^ ben crUffncn ; to dispute the — , baS 5elb ftreitig moc^cn; to get (gain) — , BonuartS (Wcitcr) fommcn, gort= fcf)ritte ma4)en ; tibertjanb nefenicn ; Sei lanjr. (yor etneiu anberu Sc^iffe) COrbeifegcht; to give, lose or quit one's — ,, 9iaum gcbcn, ba« 5elb raiimcn (ober ocrliercn), ftd) jitriicfjieben, wcic^en ; to lay in the — , ciugrabcii, bcgrabcn ; to run a—, firanben ; to keep— , ftcf) bel;aupten, ^aUcn (»on ^IJreifcn); to stand {ur keep) one's — , ben (feiticn) $(aft bebauptcn; in compos. — angling, iaS ©ruubaiigclu ; — ash, bte jange (Sfd)e ; ber ®cij5fuO (^JfJanje} ; — bait, ?5tfc^fijber aus mali, bcr fiiif ben 33oben gctrovfcn i»irb ;— beetle, bcr ?auffafer, 9tcnn= f.'ifer: —dove, bte S^jcrlingstaube, b':i3 gteinlcinbcfien; — flej, bcr 6i-b= Ilc6, 5gflaaiCufI?^; —floor, baS@rb= gefd)o§, ^Parterre; — hog, baS sir-- ginifc^e 2J}nriiieltf)icr, S'crEclfantn= ^crt ; — ivy, ber Ivrbcpbcit, @un= bermann; — mait, bie Sniber; — nut,_ bie (Srbnup, ^rbcirfjcl ; — oak, bic junge K"id)c, v^cijitcr ; — pine, bcr (Srbwcibmnc^, iaS Sclattijerjclicber, ^crjEraiit ; — plates, bte @rnnb= ©cijioellcn (jit eincr Gifenbn^n, n. f. w.) ; — plot, bcr ®runb, @runb= rif ; — rent, bcr ®rnnbStnS ; — room, bits 3'ini"cr flitf bcr 6"rbe ; — sci, baS Jtrcitsfrant {Senccio — l); — sei ( — sil), T. bte iSc^tUClIc ; — squirrel, wV. T. bcr aSlocE auf btm ber 2)Jafi ru^t, baS ©c^njcin ; — sugar, Scfe ; — work, bie ®r:inblage, ber ®runb ; bie 9liifaug«griinbe ; — worm, bcr 9te= geiinjurm. To GROUND, v.a. 1. aiif bcn ®runbfe:= ^en; 2. ben @rnnb madjcn; griin= bcn ; 3. tn ben 9Infang'Jgriinbcn) B[>nce, bte ^iad)! fonunt t)cran; Sea Exp-s, the cable grows e.\ceedingly, baS ?ln= fertait rcitet (ficgt firaff) auf bem >§al§; the cable grows on tlie star- board bow, bC3 33a(fbprbS Slnfertau ftcbt ftctfauf bcn Jtliifen; to — out aua=, l)crau«iimd)fcu ; to — out o fashion, au5 bcr 3}}cbc fommcn ; tr. — out of use abtommcn; to — out of favour with one, bft Scmaiibem-t'tt Ungnabe faUcn, fcine ®unfl,)jcrlic= rcrt; to — out of esteem, bie 9lr^tung yerlicrcn; to — out of kind, au8 ber 9Irt fd)!agen ; to — poor, ycrarmcn ; to — short, fiivjer iberbcn, abncljincn; to — together, 5ufamnrcmt)ad)fcn ; to — towards an end, fidi jum (5llbc nci« gen ; it grows towards morning, Ci? anrb 3;ag; to— up, umc^fen, auf»ad)fcn; to — up into one's acquaintance, mtt Scmanbem befannt wcrbcu; to — upon one, eineiii }u mad)ttg ivcrben ; fam. t^m iibcr bcn Jlopf wac{)fcn ; to — weary, CnniJbcU ; tn — weary of a thing, ciucr ©ad)c iibcrbritfftg nier= bcn ; to — well, bcffcnocrbcn, ftd) fr= bolen, genefcn'; to — worse, fic^ »er= fd)liminern ; to— young, ftd) »crjiin= gen ; II. a. bcn 3Sacl)«r!)um befi.n'= bcrn, bauen, jttbcn. GROWER, s 1. ber, bie, ba« $ffia(5fcn= be; 2. bcr 5)?flan^cr, ^robnccnt ro^cr gfJaturcrscngitiffc ; a — of cotton, ein S3j»ummoI(i.''ftii"U'f ; a slow — , ein SBanmbcr langfam wad)f}. GROWING, j)art. s. c?- adj. Wnd)feub ; merbcnb ; — ripe, bag 3eiHgcn (cinoj ©cfd^anircSj ; fine — weather, fc|ij= mi fru4)tbavc§ 3Ectter. To GROWL, V. \. n. fnurreu, 5™!!!-= men, murren ; ii. a. burc^ ©rummcn, tt. f. tt). au«briicfcn. GROWL, s. ba§ ®efuurre, ©ebrumme, @cf)eul. GROWLER, s. btr 93rummbarf. GROWN, (part. /rare To Grow) geWad)s fen; geworbcn; enoad)fen ; a — person, etne"crwa(ifcne -SlJerfon; Sea P/i-s. a — sea, cillC I)0{)Ie ScC J — over, beaaci^fcii. GROWTH, a. 1. baS 2Bad)fcn, bet SBac^Stfinm, 9lniuud;«, bic 3Sergr6= fiernug, 3itnal)me ; 2. ba4 ©cica^S, (SrjeugnitJ ; native growths of the soil, ?anbc«probuctc ; — iiead, bcr ManU barfc^. To GRUB, V. a. (— up), I. auSgrabcu, ausrotten, au«gaten, auSreuteu; 2. Wii^Ien ; Grubbing-a.xe, — lioe, s. vid. Grub ; Grubbing up, baS 2lu§rottcn. GRUB, s. 1. bcr Sh'gcnrourm ; bte 3iaupc, 3}?abe; 2. amt. fletue bide ^erfon, bcr 3»i-'f'^9; c^"'- bieSeben«= mittel ; in cnmpo.9. grub-axe, biC (3ueifer (an Jlrcu5= obcr ec^eibcwcgci't). GUIDELE.SS, adi. obnc Si'tbver. GUiDER.s. ber Siibrer, SBegwetfcr. GUIDON, s. l.bas $Panier, banner, btc (Staiibarte, ?5^al)ne; 2. ber Stanbar= teniunEcr,,gabnri(^, (Sornett. GUILD, ...bie ©ilbe, 3nuft, Snnnng, 33ritberfcbaft; —hall, baa S({atb{)anS {\\x ?onbon) ; —rents, Slbgabcu bcr ®i(ben an bie Jlrone. GUILDABLE, airfe; — dropper, Per bctriigcriffbc ©pielcr (bcr nm ju betriigen ®nineen fallen liipt) ; —grains, btc ^arabic^^ forncr; —hen (—fowl), ba'j ^cvU ^ut)n ; —man, bcr ©nincafafircr ; — pepper, bcr fpantt'cbe $feffer ; —pig. boS 2)Jeevfd)ir>eind)cn (Cnvia coiaya — Lj ; — wheat, bal tiirfifdjc jtovn, ber 33^ais. GUINIAD. s. bcr aSeipftfd). GUISE, s. 1. bie 9lrt, aSctfc. bnS ^i^ ncbmen; 2. bie®eroobnbeit, bcr ®c= branch; 3. Slnjitg, bie 2;rac^t; 4. ber aSornjanb, bie ma<, gorm, ®f- ftalt. GUISER, s. ber aSermnmtntc (befcu= berS jur SBctbttattt^jett). GUITAR, s. bic ®uttarre, Sitter. GULA, s. vid. Gola. GULES, H T. \. s. ba« 3Jotb ; ll. adj. rotb. GULF, s. 1. ber gj^ccrlntfcn, ®olf; 2. Slbgvnnb; ©cbhtub; 3. Stvnbel, S5irbel. GULFY, (id/ yoltcr ?[Reerbufen ; ypllct ©c^liinbc, yoller SBirbel. To GULL. V. a. betriigen, fd)nrllcn, istrcid)e fptelen. GULL,s. 1. btc 3)Jeye; 2. ber Sefrug, ■^ftff, liftige Streid), bie Sprellertt ; 3. bcr cinfciltige 2;ropf; —catcher, bcr 93etritgcr. GULLER, s. ber SBctviiger. GULLET, s. bcr ©cf)htiib, bie ®urgcl <2^eifcri.^f)rc. GULLIBILITY, 5. vuig. bic 2cid)tglan= bigfcit To GULLY, V. a. au§t)ol)lcn, iiiifcrmta ntrcrt. GULLY, s. bic ^Bcrtiefitng, bcr ®ra> ben, 9lbfhig, giblauf, ^lueflup ; — hole, bag fed)teufcnlod). GULOsn-Y, s. bie ©cfniSigfeit (w. it.). ToGULP, •». n. gierig fdjuiifen (to — down), »crfd)fn(feii; — up, ausfpeien. GULP, s. \. ber ecblucf, 3ug; 2. ba3 -51n§fpeicn. GULPH, s. vid. Gulf. GUM, s. 1. bag ©itmmi, .Sar^, 5pf(an= 5citl)ars; 2. bag 3af)nffcifd) ; 3. bie 9lngeubnt(cr; —arable, bag avnbifc^e ®nmmi, ©nmmt Qlrabicnni ; — boii, bag 3ab"gefc^>uiir ; — kino, ©ambia ©ummi ; —lac, ber Sacf ; —lancet, s. T. btc ^abnfteifditan^etlc ; —sue- . cory, bic fpantfd;c 23cgcanirte, itnlbc @nbi»ie; — tragacanth (dragon), bag S;ragant ®nmmi. To GUM, V. a. gitmmivcJi, mit <£iar^= waffer anfeucbten ; to — together, ju - llcbctt, jnfamiiienfkbcn. GUMMINESS, \ s. bic barjigc S8cfd)af^ GUMMOSITY, 5 fcnbcit,bag @nmmi= artigc. GUMMOUS, ? B(/;. 1. gnmmtd)t, gum- GUMMY, 5 iitirtrtig;2. ©ummigc- benb, gnmniig; ^. mit ©umint jiberjogen. GUMPTION, s.vutrr. ber QScrftanb, vidg. aJJcrfg, bic ®rii^c. GUN, s. bag gencrgeiiicbr, ®cfd)ufe; bte .^anone; 33ii^fe, aWngfcte, glintc; a great — , cin i&tiiif ©cfcbii^, ciucilas none ; as sure as a — , vuig. ganj ge= ivig; to breech — 's, bic Jl'anoucn bol)rcn ; to charge a — , ein ©ewebr laben ; to mount a — , cine J^anone auf bic Safctte bringcu ; —barrel, bcr glintcnlauf; —boat, bag Jtanimen* boot ; — carriage, bic SaffcttC; — dock, jv. T. bag nntcrfie 33erbecf ; — flinii bcr Stintcnftcin ; —knife, bag 'S^'saTti GUTT HABI HAGG •jtrmeffcr ; — ladie, fcie ?abefctaufel ; —metal, baS (StiicfniEtall, Stitcffj^nt ; ports,?/, bie Stiicfvfovtcit, €(^tei)16= ^er ; —powder, iii-S Sc^if p^julocr ; —powder tea, ber $evUbce, JlllfJcU tl)U ; —rod, ber ^iifeflccf, ?abcfibcf ; —room, bif 6oiiflabIcr:Jlainnicr ; — «bot, berSdju^; bie S(^u§meite; — shot wound, bic Sdju^iuutibe ; — fiin^auptOalfen an eiiiein fla= (^ell «5at!rjeiI(]C ; to have — in, JV. T. fo fcbicf fertclii, bajj ber 3)at)Iborb in ba§2Bafi"er tiJinmt. sUNNER,s. ber geucrmerfer, ©tiicfs jneifier, jtancnier ; gunners' calipers, cine jtiigel=leere. 3UNNERY, s. bte ®ef(^iifefmifl, 2(rtil- lerte. GU^^^ERS scale, s. jv. t. bic ©cak (3ie(^nuiig§tafe[} cineS Steitcrmanns, II. f. n). GURGE, s. ber Schluub, Strubel, SBirtet. To GURGE, V. a yerfcf)Iingen. GURGEONS, GuRGioNS, s.^yl. vid. Grud- GEONS. To GUUGLE, v.v. .;jlucfeii, rtffelii, \\)xa- fcclii. Ta GUSH, V. ii. ill ciiteiu (Stroiite l)er: sovbredjeti, ()erau§fd)ieficn, ftiirjen ; to — out in tears, ttt 3:it)raneii 5er= flie^en. QUSH, s. 1. ber (Strom, ®ii6; 2. bic aJJaffc (ciitn- j^liiffiflfeir). GUSSET, s. ber 3wicfel ; bas S!litfcl= ftiicf. GUST, s. I. ber ©efc^maiJ; 2. Xvieh ; bie 3f{ct(^u:ii], iJiebc; 3. ber Stop, Sijifibftop, (Sturm; a heavy, — of wind, JV. r. cine fc^wcrc 5^o, Staat ; a — of anger (passion), cill fjcftigcr 9lu«bvucl) be« 3ovn8, bie ®cmiit()sbe= ivegimg. To (.usi", i;. n. fd)Hiecfcn, fof!cn, ®c= fallen hahm a\i ... {m. ii.) CUSTABLE, n//J. 1. 5U fcfcmccfcu ; 2. fc^maif [;nft (w. it.) GUSTATION, s. Hi €*mc(feit, ber ©efd^niacE. GUSTFUL, ml;. tro^Ifc^mecfcub, frfjntacf [;aft ■ — ness. ,5. ber ®efd;macf, bic Sd)macthaftigfeit. GUSTLESS, a,ij. gefdimacflpg, fab?. GUSTO, s. ber '©efdjmacf; gciilijc @efd)ma(f (w. ii.) GUSTY, aiij. fiiivmifd), nngeftiim ; a — wind, cin Sturmaunb. GUT, s. 1. brr Sarm ; (guts, s.pl. ba§ t^iiigcmcibe ; '^'^nneire ;) 2. /^. vu/ff. b»r Saud), 3JJagen; 3. vu/g. bie g3oU lecei ; incompc^. — spinner, bCr 'I)arm= fattenmad)cr '—string. bie'Darmfai= te; —wort, bic ZiimmW^ {Tiiapsia — L.). ToGUT, ». a. 1. nusmetben, au§net= men ; 2. au§(eercit, au8raumeii, vliiii- tevn, bevanben. GUTTA SERENA, s. viJ. Drop-serenk miter Drop. : GUTfER, s. bic JRinne : ??a*riu= ; ne ; —ledge, JV. T. ber aJicrfer uber I ber (grofjen) Suic ; —sticks, pi. Typ. r. bie Snnbitege ; —stone, ber .^iMn= ftctn. ©uiiftciii ; — liie, ber .6obhie= 1 del. Siritjiegel. TiGrTTERjD. \ a. auj^ij.^feu ; II. n. GB 1. ait8&e^i5|)It njcrben ; 2. riniieii, tau: fen. To GUTTLE, v. n.viaad)tcr bc« s8oo= US ; bic (ofiinbifd)e) g)arb. To GUZZLE, V. n. <$- n. viiJg. faufcn, 5e= *cn, frf)lcmmen, freffen, fd)lingcn, gierig f)inunter fc^Iingen. GUZZLE, s. ber (bic, ba«) Uiferfattlicjc. GUZZLER, ir. ber 3crf)britber, e^Iem- mer. To GYBE, vid. To Gibe. GYBE, s. vid. Gibe. GYMNASIARCH, s. bcr ®»)mnnfiar(t), JJiector ober SSorgefe^te cineS ®S}m- naftumS. GYMNASIUM, s. 1. (c^cbem) ein Drt ju SeibeSitbungcn, bcr Cfjing^, Secfct: Pbcr Snrnpla^'; 2. (je^t) bie ®clet)r-- tcnfd)ule, baS ®t)mnaftum. GYALXASTIC, (Gymnic) (.adv. —ally), I. adj. gi?mnajiifc^, turnfunbtg, ju ben Seibesiibungen geborig {biefelben be= treffenb) ; IL «. bie g\;mnafiif(^c Uc= bung, Siurniibung ; gymnastics, s. pi. bic ©ijmnaftif, Snriifuufi (2Biffen= f(|aftber SeibeSiibnngeu). G YMNOSOPHiST, s. bcr ©j^mnofov^ift. gymnospermous, arfj. if. Tvmit nn= bebccften Samcn. GYNARCHY, s. bte aBciber^crrfdjaft, ba§ 3Beibc>-rcgimcnt. gypseous, adj. ben @i^jS betrcffenb, ober baju gc^iirig. GYPSUM, s. ber ©ips. GYPSpY, Gypsy, s. vid. Girsv.- GYRATION, s. bic ,f reiabcuicguug, baa 5)rel)cn, >§ernmbrel)en. GYRE, s. ber Jlrci«Iauf, Jtrcis, ^\xU\. GYRFALCON, s. vid. Gerfalcon. GYROMANCY, ja. s. btc .ftrci«TOa^rfa= geret, bag SiJafjrfagcn in iS'reiggnn^ gen, bic ®i)romantie. To GYVE, v. a. fctfcln. GYVES, s.p'. bic geffeln, Suptanbe. II. s. bag .6, f), ber ad;tc 33ud)tT;abc bcS 2llpf)abet«. ha! ini!. ba! iia, ha.hal (?^ar^af;mung bes ?ad)eug) ba, ()a, l)a ! HAAK, s. vid. Hake. HABERDASHER, s. bcr (Sarctt-)Jlra= jtier, ."a9. ^agcr ungcftalt; — eyes, wifbc 33ii(fe. HiVGGAPvD, s. J. bcc iuiltc ^alf, .^a 177 HALC HALF HA MM flo'., ^afl.n-falf ; 2. 2Bttbfang ; 3. bie riAGGl?, s. fine 9lvt SBuvflobcr 5-(eifcl)= Rubbing (cin tcfonberS fctjotfifrtjcS ®crtcf)t). To HAGGLE, V. T. n. ^flcf fit, jerbnijcn, oerfliimmclii ; u 71. (bcim .jjaiibcln) ftitdfcvit, abbriufcn. HAGGLER, s. 1. bCl" 3fl^^'lcffV, 3fr= pmmlcv ; 2. J?iucfer. •lAGlOGUAPHAL. adj. bie !anpnifct)cu JBiic^er bcr Ijctligch (Srf)vift betrcf= fcnb; HAGIOGRAPIIER, .9. bcr faiipiiifrfjc ©^vifffteUcr. IIAGIOGRAPHY, s. pi. bic taitPllifrf^cn 33uct)er, fjciltfjcn (5f|>vtftfn. IIAGSHIP, s. ba'3 .§frcnwefeit, bic .§£= xenfc^aft. HAGUE, s. bev .^aflg (Stabt in .§t»l= Intlb) ; — but, vid. 'ArquebC'SK. hah! int. ^a! HAIL, aiij. gefunb, frtfd) ii:tb (icfnnb, tin 3Bohlfei}ii; — feiiow, bcr ®cuo§, ®Cfcllfd)aftCV ; to be — fellnw well met, + vu!ff. mit 3cinanccm vcrtraut umgclcit. HAIL, s. bcr .6n3oI ; — shot, bet ^av- tatfd^cnfc^utj; — stom.-, bns ■^atiiU Ferii, bcr ^^aijclflciii, bic iSd)Io^e. To HAIL, V. I. 71. imp. f)a(\c(n ; it hails, cSbagcU; H. a. i. flicj5cn, ergic^cn, ausfli'omcn ; 2. ®liicf wiinfitcii, grii= Vtn ; fin ©ci)iff (biircf) taS uiaS .^narpicb ; — star, tcr .(pitariicnt, Jlpiitct; — strolte, Tijp. T. ber .^aarfliid) ; — trunk, bcr •oanl)i Jtoffcr. (lAlKED, aiij. in compos. f)aarig ; be= I^aart; curl — , 'Er«itS()aarig; ions — , lang^aartg; rough — , viiiid), ((ottig. HAIRINESS, s. 1. ba3 Scf^aartfeiiii • 2. tie .Ortrtrfiiile. HAIRLESS, wii. o^iic .i5aarc, U\)l HAIRY, s. Ijaotrtg, barcii. 'lAKE. \s. baa !flott)augc, bcr rotf;e i\KOT, S ©Liffcn (etit i^ifd)). HALBERD, s. bic .<3cflebarbe; to get a , Sergeant ivcrbcit ;_ to be brought to the halhenls, gCV'Citfd)t WcrbClt. HELBERmEU. .o.'bcr .^cllcbarbier. HALCYON, I ... bcr ©eyogcl; Qn-lad) ; —hatched, balb anSgebriitet; — heard, balb (inir itnvoUfoinmen) gcbijrt; — iiour-giass, baS balbe Stunbcn--®la«; — learned, balbgelf brt ; the — learned, pi. bic niir obcrflad)lid)e ,$Tcnntniffc »on ben 2Biffeufd)aften bcft^cit, .§albgclef)r= ten ; — lost, b'llboerlorcn, am *T?anbc be3 aSerbcrbenS ; — mark, ber i^lobci (6.9. 8d.) ; — minute-glass, biVS balbc 5JJinnteii=®Ia'3; — moon, ber balbc 9)Jonb, ipalbmonb ; Furt. r. bcr .5alb= moub (cin 5Ui5entuer! mit jwci (Vlan= fen) ; — part, bic .§alfte ; — pay, bjr balbe Soib; — penny, bcr ^albc eng: Itfdje pfennig, Sveier; a — penny loaf, eill Srcierbrob; 'a — penny's worth, fiir einen 5)rcicr 2I!crtb; — pike, btc (Sntcrpicfc; ba3 Jtnrsgrwcbr, (Ssvonfo"; — pint' ^'^ ^''■'If'f $intc ; — ports, jv. T. bie 9tiiSfiittcning bcr ©titdpforten ; — price, ber balbc %mi, balbc ^fficrt!) ; — read, ober= Padilid) bclefcn; — round, balbntnb, ooal; — scholar, bcr .fialbgclebrtc ; — .';eas over, col. fc^tcf gclabcn, fingc= fd)offcn fcin rocntg betrunfcn) ; — siahted. furjftdltig ; —sister, bic.g)alb= fd)ivcflcr, Sticffc^meflcr; — sphere, bic .^albfngcl; — starved, balb »er= bnngcrt; — strained, bfllbcvsogcn, balligebilbet, mtoollfommcii ; —sword, bie .^iilftc bcr Jtliiige ; to bo at — sword with one, mit ciitcm b'iiibgc= mcin fci;n; — vvay, aiif {)albem 51}e= gc ; — wit, bev 3;bor. S^Javr, C^iiifrtItiS= pinfct ; — witied. nic{)t red;t gcfcf)cibt, tl)i.nid)t, cinfaltig. ] To HALF, V. a. vid. To Halvc. ! HALFER, .9 1 bcr bie .§iilftc cincr S'a= &yt bcft^t; 2. cin sjerfc^niticiiei 5?om« t)!rfc^. HALIBUT, s. bie .^cUbittte (cin Sifi^), HALIDOM, s. + ba« .^ciligtbum ; by my — , bei 9lilcm, wa« mir beilig ift. HALL. .9. 1. bte ^allc, bcr S'aal; i^crfaal; 9?erfammlung«faa(; ®e= rid)tsfaa(, bic Vlmt«ftnbc ; Snnfiftube ; 2. ber ,-lBcbnft(j eincS ©utSbefi^nS; 3. (j« Drforb lutb Sambribgc) baa Collegium; 4. (anf bcr llniscrfttatui Drforb) cine bcm t^ollcginm mitcr= gcorbnetc (Sorporation; common — , baS ©emciubebanS ; bic aScrfamra- hing; a common — . cin Jl'anfbanS; — day, bcr @crid)t3tag; — hnm*. (— pi.ice), baS @erid}tsbaii« ; — pins- ter, cine 5Irt grober, rbtl;lirf>cr engfis f(|)cr ®9V«. H.ALLELUJAH, s. ba« ^alfcftijab, ber [m ®ott gcrid)tcte) ?obgefang. HALLIARDS, s. pi. JV. T. 3iebtaiie, %ix\- Icn (i. c. laufenbe 2;anc, mittclfi tt>eU cl)er Segcl, Slaggcn, ji. f. w. anfge< bi9t obcr gcftridicn roerbcn). HALLIER, s. bag aSogeincfe. HALLOO! int. (bef. kp. E.) IjaUol) ! To HALLOO, V. I. n. l)a\M) VKfen fd)reicn ; itac^ bcit .gmiibcn nifcn ; il a. anfd)reicii, jnfd^rcien ; crmutbigcii; an^c^cn, ^e^en. To HALLOW, v.a.i. wci^ctt, ficiligeu 2. aU beilig «erct)ien;iialiowedbetby name, gcbctligt tt>crbc 5)cin 9iame. HALLOWAIASS, s. ^jlllcrbciligcn. HALLUCINATION, s. baS aBerfcl)cu, bci SD»Wviff. HALM, s. bcr .gaIm,JtornboIm,Stro6= |alm. HALO, .9. .^st. T. bcr ^of (uin bie Sits ne obcr ben a^ionb). HALSER, .9. JV. T. iai SlllfjoItaJJ, Sc^lcpplan. To HALT, 0. 71. 1. .Qalt madien, i)a\tn; 2. jnjeifcln, itnfctiliiffig fc!)u ; 3. bin* fen ; 4. fe{)(cn ; II. a. .^alt mad>cu. HALT, I. adj. lablH/ b»"fc'>t'; 1' '"'• .Mil. T. ^alt ! HI. .9. 1. bcr.&alt, tn= fen; — place, (anf 9Joifen) bcr ;)Ju= i)epla^; — ly, nil!. . mit jijgcvnbcii ec^vttten, langfam. To HALVE, V. a. jur .galfte t{)cilcn, balbircn. H.\LVES, 1. .9. ;)/. (!3TO Half) btC .<3atftcn ; to go — ', jur igialfte gcben, balbircn, tbcilcn ; to do by — , iiiir balb (obcns bin) yerrid)lcn; u.int. l)alb ?partl HAM. s. 1. ber5:bci( uoni .Jtnic biS jur .Piiifte, b«S ©irfbcin, bie ii'cnbc, bet ©cbcnfcl; 2. ©diinfcn; —string, bi« ,!tnieficd)fc; to — string, V. ir. a. btJ J?nicflccl)fcn jcrfd;nci>en nnb baburc§ labmen. HAMADRYADES,.9. pi. SBalbniinipbc:! HAMATE, adj. ucnvicfclt, vicvfdjlungcu HAMATED, aij. bafig, mit .gafcii, mil 3arfen. HAMBURGH, \s. (btc Stabt) .gam- IJAMBROUGH, S bnrg; Hamhro' lin« .?v. T brcifd)aftige (bveigarntgc) Sti- le, .^iifingcn. HAME, .9. ba« .iTlimmct ; a pair of hnine» pi. bte ,f?umm<»tftiMf c. HAMLET. .9. ba« '3)orfd)cn, bcr 5?cifci HAMLETEi), ndj. in tanblid)cr Slbgr- frbrebcnhcit wobncnb. HAMMER, .9. 1. bcr .§antnicr; '.'. '/ HAND HAND HAND (f!a^ternc) 5|3fanncnbccffl (an einem ©ciiei5j]eme()rc) ; 3. ^iifitlag (in %ucttoiicii); yellow — , bte ®olbam= \mv ; — cloth, bie S)cdfc iiber ctiicin itutfiterft^ ; — Iwrd, ( — hardened), biird) Srl)la(5cn gefecirtct; —headed shark, bcr.giammevfifcl),e^lagelftf^; — innn, bcv 3'>*'itKiilci-" (in enter ©l■t)l^tf^e) ; to he lirouiiht to the — , ojfcniltrf) yerftciijert roeibcu. To HAMMER, ti. a. Sr v. f)ainntern, fc^mtebeu, VOii)fit, fc^lagcn; to — troachery, QSeviMtl) frfjmtebeil ; to— a ;hin<; into one's head, 3fllt''lti'fl» «t= WrtS etnblaiicu ; to — out, fc^mietcn, crfiniteu ; to — upon a thin?, iiber et' Wiis lumen, uadjbenfcn, bu&ct auflc= ijeii, unfc^iiifftg fesjit. HAMMERABLE, adj. baiitmcrGar. HAMMERER, s. bce .Oamntercr. HAMMOCK, s. ba^ .^aitjctelt, bie .§an= gcmatte. HAMPER, s. i. bet SBagentorb, ^ai= {orb, bie Slec^te; 2. bie Seffcl. T» HAMPER, V. a. 1. uenuidfeln, »er= wirrcit, uerbrc[)cn; 2. anloifen, tor* It en. HAMSTER, s. bet .gamjlcr (Mus crice- tits — L.). HANAPER. s. bie Sc^afefuminer, 8titat«t*iye. HANCES, s. pi. 1. .V. 7'. bie ©tlltnge ber Skijelingcit aiif ber ©c^auje be« ^w- fcerS; 2. r. ber 5lit^laaf (bie ©uben; «llipttf(i)ei; '-ySi^f- HAND, s. 1. bie .Pianb; 2. bie inbt»i= melien Scl)riff5iige,bici§anb;.6aub= fctirift, Untcrfc^nft; 3. S/j. £. ber gug eiiicS S'lifcn; 4. bie eeite, ©egenb; 5. c§a^^tn•etr (4 3o't) ; 6- i'»'f Bfi'K^ ; 7. bie iSetfe, ^cMiiijiiUs]; S.ben^oU bat, ajiittrofe, 9lrbcitcr (f)iiufig tin ;>'.) ; to clap hands, ill bic .§anbe flat- f(t)fu, avvplanbiren ; fief) bie ^Snbe «1§ xKnijclebitng ber S^reue, u. \. w. Cetc^en ; to change hands, Log. T. rtn= tae Onuibe uovbringen; take hands, fcf/laq tin; to shako hands, bie t^itnb ?;tbe;i (mit, wiih) ; fig. auf etroas re^ tgititfa, ijcr^ic^ten; at my hands WW mvc; ciif mciner .^aitb, fiir micf), jn «t«iuent 93ortl)eil; at your hands, »on Stjui'it; ijy the — of .... burc^, »cr= mittelj^; M. K-n. hefore — , auf -,)lb= fc^Iag, vvaiutmeranbo ; to give a bill fr.JMi — , ctucu 23cc^fel mi ober «on ber .^aiib gebeu; by — , a\iS freicr J^a!l^; to sell hy — , anS ber §anb (b. i. ol)ne SDJatter) scrfanfen; to lirins up a chiiH \j — , em Jfiub o^ne Sarujl (obne 'JJiiittermtli-f))auf^ie(Kn; in my — , in meiiieni *-8cft^ ; in ntei= ner ©erocilt ; in (under) one's own — , mit eigeiier .§itu& unterfc^ricben, ei= genbausig ; to have on — , uorrat^fg (auf bcin 'i.a^tx) f^aben ; it lies on my hands, eS ift mir ijnr Saft, vuig. liegt mit auf bein '^alfe; to keep a strict — upon, in flrenijer B"f^f l)>iIfEi' ; w have a good — , ®litif int Spiele (giitc Jtavten bitten) ; to write a marchant's — . etite taufnianiiifrfje .§aub fdjret: ten ; to have a — in a thing, int Spiel fei)n ; bie .§anb mit im ©piele bnben ; to have a — at a iliing, in einer Sac^e jefr^icft fe«n; uppur — . bie Ober= itfUe, Cberbaub (als (S[;rcnpla^) ; undoT — , uutcr ber ^anb, l)cimlid); under — dealings, pi. gcbcime Jtllifft ; lo get the better — , ill "i^Ortbeii foin= wen ; to make a good — of .., fid) . . ju '■JJu^e marten, feincn 'Bortbeil 5ic= Ijen ; at — or near at — , jur .§aiib, in ber 'Jlitbe ; a horse hot at (or a horse that forces the) — , ein bnbc @e= genflatib; to be in — witfc , in ber arbeit i)oon conttgitir= tin aSaareit) ; to take in — , »orueb= men, uiiteruebuieu ; to put into one's hands, eineiu etiuaS ciuijiiiibigeu; to take the law into one's own — , ftd) felbft dl(d)t uerfrbaffen; to lay — upon, ergreifeit ; to lay — upon one's self, ftc^'baJ ?ebeu nebmen ; my — is in, id) {jabe eiitmal angefangcn; my — is out, id) iicibt nic^ts mei)r bainit jU tbuu ; to receive in — , bar cm= Vfangen ; to pay cash in — , bar au3= jablcU; to pay money in — , 5lngelb, W ictbgetb, u. f. w. auf bie >0aub ge= ben ; money out of — , bar bejablteS Oelb; from — to — , son einer .§aub in bie anbcre, vUl. by — ; to live from — to mouth, au« bcv .§anb in ben DJZunb (i. e. biirftig) Icbeu; to buy from — to mouth, unr fo »tel faufen, als man jur 3fit brauc^t; bear a — , oit/^-. eilc ' grcift ju ! l)elft! to lend a — , beifteben, l)elfen, unterftiifteu ; I have it from very good hands, ic^ b^be e5 «on gutcr ^anb; anS bcr beflen Cluelle; to come to — , Jit .^anbeu fommen, eingeben, eiii|aiiffu ; when this comes to — , wcnti Sie biefe3 cin= Vfangen ; to take a — at a game, mit= fpielcn; to put the last — loathing, cine Sacpc s>cilenben; even hands, g(fid) auf, illlitt; to part even hands, mit gtcic^en SSortbcilen anacinauber= gebtn ; on all hands, SOU (auf 5 alien ©citen, einmiitbig; on (at) no — , auf tcine 'Jirt, fetueSmc(y.'§; off — , au8 bent ©tegrcif, ertcmpore; out of—, aufber ©telle, foglcicf), fd;neU; to take off one's hands, eillcm etn^aS abfaufeU; at first (second) — , aus ber crften (jtocttcn) ,§anb ; to Imy at the best — . au8 ber erftcn .t^ianb (wobl^ fcil) faufen; of the first hiinJs, POU belt erftcn 3)leiitern ; on the one — , auf (oon) ber einen ©cite ; ctnerfeitS ; on the other — , auf (uoit) bcr aubcru ©eite, oon ©eiten ..., auberevfeit«; to lower the — , Sp. K. belt 3iigff ft= was nacblaffcn ; to join — , via. uitter To Join; — in — , .Gaub ill .§ailb, ciumiitbtg, itbeveinftimmeub; — in — ring, bcr 2)oppelrtng; — to — , 932anu gcgcn iDJaiin, fcft, ciijjc; to fight — to — , banbgemein lui-rbeu; — over head, itber .fials nntvffopf, iinbefonncn, obcnbiii; uac|)laffig; hands olT, .^aube Wcg ! lOeg ba ! under — and seal, ttntcrfd)riebeu nub befie= gelt; heart and — , bfl"5l'd)» iunigft, mit ganjer ©ecle; — in glove, ocr= traut, briiberlic^ ; .Sei pa-s. to call for more hands, mcljr.^iilfe bcrbci rufen; come up all hands, fontlltt 9llte ^er! nil hands a hoy (or all hands on [upon] deck! iibcrall ! note of—, M. E. bic (gd)nlb=)'J[Jerfc^retbuug, .^aubfc^vift, ein ©cbutbfcbein, ^auDiued)fcl; a cold — , a warm neart, fdlte .6aube, loarme Stebe ; ill compos. Sp, IC-s. bridle (or near) — , bie 3iigelbanb; oft' (spur or sword) — , bit red)te .^aub ; fore — , hind — , ber 3?orber= uiib ber .^iufev; ibeil cineS ^feibcs ; — ball, ber -BaU Ion; — barrow, bie ©4)ubfarre ; — basket, ber .^aubforb ; — bat, ein .tniittel ; — ijeii, ba8 ©loifdjcn, bie ©(^elle; — bill, ber 3ette(, baS S8tl= let; — breadth, cine .^anb brcit; — Llntli ', iS ©it'tlinftild). vitJ, Uant>- ■iERcniEp; — craft, vid. HiNDn.RAfT — cuffs, pi. bie t^rtnbfdjeli'u, .JDaitb' feffcln; to — cuff, ^n'. §ancfi|eHer anlegcn ; — director, mod. Mas. T. bci §aubbilM-, bie ^anblcitej; (uact) lo fficr's 9)?Cl^0be); — fetters, pi. bie .Saubfeffelu; -ful, etiie ^aiibooU; fb oiel aU man ^^m faun; cont. flci^ ue 3a[)l ober 3}Jcnt;c; to have one's hands full, allc .*panbe »oU ju tbuit baben; — gallop, bcr furje ®rtlo)>v ; — grapnel, ( — grappling), JV. T. bcr (Sutcrbafen, (Sntcr&rcg; — grenade bie .t5aiibgrauate; — gun, bie'Slinte; — jet, CiU S?Aurf mit bcv^anb; — lead, Ssa Erp. lUtS ..Gailblotb ; — leather, baS i^anblebcr ; — maid, (— maiden), bie iJIagb ; — maiiet, bcr biJl^crue J^ammcr; — miii, bie .^aubniiible ; — pad, bie !fiol)rbruoe ; — pump. Sen Ezp. bie StccEpnmpc ; — rail, baS ©elduber, bie Sebne ; — -sails, y.ipanb' fegel ; — saw, bic .^anbfage ; — scoops,' bie Ocb«fafKv ober .g»anbfct)aufclit juin .^Inafdjopfcn btS aSaffer^ aiiii ^abrjeugen ; — screw, bie .§anD-- fc^raube, .§anb'.piiibe, aBagenwiube ; — smooth, JCfc^icft; — spike, ( — speck), bie ^''bfftange, .^aubbabe, i^ebeftaitge,' rcr 2)rcbbauin, .§cbel jnm Spaniteit ber 5;auc ; bie 58rec^= ^ange; —staff, ber aSurffpieg: — stroke, ber ©ct)lag mit bcr .§anb ; — tight, banbfefi, fc)t angefpanitt (yo.:'i ©d)iff^tau) ; — vice, bcr .^anbfd)rau= bcftodE; —weapon, bie J^aubiuaffc ; — work, bie .*5anbarbeit ; — worked mit ben -^aitben gefertigt ; — worm, bie 9JJilbe; — writing, bie ^aitb= fcbrift, .^aubjeict^nung ; eigen^anbigc Unttrfc^rift. T.) HAND, V. a. 1. ciubcinbigeu, It^Axu bigen, iifccrgcben, tibeiTcid)en ; 2 bci bcr .§anb Icitcn, fitfjren; 3. baiubba= ben;" to — about, berunt gebcn; awi einer .§anb in bic anbcre gebcn ; to — down, beruiiter langen; liberlicfcrn; to — from an opera, &c,, an* bCVOpcr, n. f. n). (uad) tGanfe) fiil^rcii ; to — in or into, cinfiibren; binein bfben, binein belfcn ; to — out, bcraus ncb= men, \)tx\[\\i belfcn; to — the sails, X. T. bie ©egel befd^lagcn, anfbin- ben; to — over to..., abgebcn, nug= baiiJigcn, augliefern, riut)anbigen, iibcrliefern, libcrgcbcu n\\ . . ., sujieU leu; biin^ctc^eu. HANDED, nilj. in compos. 1. luit UCr= fd;lungencit .^anbcn; ben ®cbrauc^ ber (tcc^tcfi ober linfcn) ^'gm'i I)a= benb ; left — , linfS ; a two — fellow, ein baitbfefter Jterl ; a two — sword, ciit gro9e« 9?tttcrfd)mcrt. HANDER, s. bcr Ucbcrrci^cr, Uebcr- bringer ; — down, bcr Ucbcrltcferer (einer ^e^rc, u. f. lo.). HANDFCRAFT, s. 1. bie ^atibarbett, baS .*^atlbiuerf; 2. — or Handicrafts- man, ber v5'itt*>"-''ertcr. handineSs, s. bie 33c!)anbig!ctt, ®e= fd)id"lid)fcit. HANDIWORK, s. bte .§anbarbett; 'txxi JluuftrocrE. HANDKERCHIEF, s. ba« Sui^, (pocket — ), ©r^nu^ftu(^; (neck—), ^aii- tud). To HANDLE, v. a. 1. artgrcifcu, aufafs feu bcriibren; 2. banbbabcit, iiben, trcibcn ; 3. bcbaiibelu ; 4. oon eti^a"? bnnbcln, enuabncii ; — arms"; wi. 7' (greift'«) ©emebr an! HANDLE, s. bie .Ganbbatc, bcr Ortff bag .6cfr, bcr ©ti"*, ' aS ®efag, Oe()V, bcr ^umpcufi-bioe" get; handles of a wheeiiiarrrw. ,-).'. bie Slriue ftneS ''~:6' b^'WCUS; to make a — of & •~9 HANK HARD HAllD •Jiing etivflS Jit feiiiem 'iJltt^in anrotn- fccn. IIANDLESS, adj. P^ne §aub, o^nc ^(inbe. HANDSEL, s. M. E. \. ba8 .^aitbgclb, bfj: ^anbfauf, Hi fvfle gclijf'te@clb; 2. bfv crftc ©cbvaud) eincf Sac^e. To HANDSEL, v. a. M. E. ben .^aiibfrtiif jtt loffit flcbcii ; sum erjicn Wink ge= brniicbcii, etuivei^cit. HANDSOME (arfo. — ly), nrf/ 1. \6)bn, biibfc^, vegelnta^ig, iictf, avHg, ati- t^aitbtjj, aiifi>f)iilici), jievlid), clcgnnt; '^. frftgclng, gro^miit£)ig ; a— action, cine cble 5;i)at; — fortune, ctii fct)6= lies (grofjeS) S^ermogcn ; — is that — does, 7)rov. fc^ijii ift, wcr (rcd)t) fd^Sn baiibeit; to grow — , fid) «fff4)micni; — ness, s. bie (giinnibcif, ^itvlidjUit, iRcgclmiitJtgfeit; ilvttgfeir, CShgiiits, ber *,}liiflaiib. JIANDY (— ily), aitj. 1. tieciufin, gilt ;;u tonb^abeit; 2. gcfct)trft, fcrtig, bc= fcenb, gciuaiibl ; — gripe, bee ^anb= -f?vifT. To HANG, V. ir. S,- rcg. a.SfV.. 1. fiaiigcil, ^angen, Ijeiifeii; bctjangcit; 2. l5cr= nb^aiigcii, ^erabiicigeti, fenfeit; 3. fc^wcben- 4. .^^.jBgeni, jaubevu; in Ungewi^^eit fcl;n; 5. abbiingig fei^n (— on, upon, »on) ; 6. bletbeii, ftocfen, fitllfteben ; 7. tapejircn ; to — one's self, fic^ CVljangen; go — yourself! gel)' jiim .^eiifer! —him! meg init t^m ! — iN bol'S ber .gicnfer ; to — a room, eiu 3tiHi5icr aiigtapesicveu ; to — the capstern, JV, T. bag (SangfpiU jum ®cbvauct» ciiifefeeii ; to — a door, cine 3;()uie niit 91iigeln scrfebeti; to — back, ficb ftraubeu, nicijt bavan wolleii ; to — iiy, an (ober bci) etwas bangeu ; to — down, bcrab I'lngf". nicbet.ap-cit ; t)fvittittvl)angen ; to — ire, A>. A. coon ©c^icfjgciuebreii) fpa= (er lo«gef)en, narobrenucn ; to — loose, fct)tt3Cten, flattcvn; to — on, flip aubangcn; to — out, augbii'igf", nieflecfen; bebai'g.n, Sevang itawo^m ; -> — over, iiijcvbangcn, iibcr etmag -tnwcg b'Tigti'; to — up, aiifbaugen (ciue feadjc an einen 9tagel, w. f. v>.) ; to — together, utfamnietthangcii, etn= anber tnnig licbeu; to — upon, fdjmer fallen, brii Jen ; to — upon the rear of the enemy, bClt getltb btcl)t OCvfolgcU. HANG, ill compos. — dog, bcr ®algcn= fc^elm; —man, ber .Renter; —nail, bcr Sflietnagcl. £1 ANGER, sA. bcr .^citfel .^afen, ba« Oc^cnf, Debr; 2. ber '.^auer, ba« furje Seitengewebr, ber \§trfcibfan= ger, basaBeibmeffer; 3. (Stuev, bcr9ln= bere an ben ©algeit bviitgt ; hangers of a sword. baS 'SegcngcbcilE ; hanger- on, bcr 9lnf)aiigfr ; (3ci)niarofeer. HANGING, L adj. 1. biitigcnb, bangenb; 2. lienfcnSrocrtb ; n. s.'l. baS.^ahgcn, ^angen ; 2. hanging.s, s. pi. bie 2Banb= bcfletbnng, 2:apeteii ; — matter, cine i^alsfa4)e; ctne(2ac^e, bit ben ®aU gen sevbicnt; — compass, eiu ban= gcnbcr (JoinpaS ; — face, eiu 3)iebg= gefirbt; — garden, ein bfingenber 03avten (®avtcn anf einein ^iiitfe) ; — lock, bag 5?orlegefcb(o5; — look, bcr (£d)elmciiblicf ; a -^ market, eiu matter (tangfamcr) aSerfauf; — room, Tij]). T. ter 'Jhtfbangeboben (fitr bie frifc^gebrnrften 53ogeti); — sleeves, fliegenbc ^JlernicI ; — wood, bangen= beg .^p(j: Urancrroeibcn, Sraucrs birfcii, ^(ingecifcljen, Siittcn. ?ANK, «. 1. berjfnanel, JtnaucI; 2. hanks, p/. Sna. lang. SftngC »0n ■f)0l5 (Ober J^anraerf) bie an baa Scif einel %gelg gcfpli(jt»crben jum fax^- nub 9l6knfen an ben <2tagen, Scigel,, ©iiger. To HANK, V. II. 5«m ,SnaucI bilbcn. To HANKFR, v. n. fcbr tiac| ctmag »erlangen, geliiftcii, trad)ten, fid; ba= nad) febnen. HANOVER, s. .fiaiiD'oer (Sanb unb lage. HARASSEit, s. ber 93cnoii|icr, ^liin= bcrer. HARBINGER. .«. 1. + bcv 55ourtcr, Ouartiermciftcr; 2. fg. SSovKiufcr, iBorbote. HARBOUR, s. 1. bie .(5crbergc, 2BoI)= nung; 2. bic ?lnfnrt, bcr (See=) ^afcn; 3. 3ufIucbtgort, 2lufentba(t, bie 'SrciftattC; to enter into a — , in einen .^afcu ficuciu, cinbugcu; — dues, bie .Oafengcbiibren, i§afcn= tofteu, bag .Oafengelb ; — master, ber ^afenmciftcr ; —pilot, ber i^afcn^ lootfc. To HARnOUR, V. I. iU fciuc BllflUC^t wobiit iicbmcu; n. a.'bfi"bcrgen; bc^ berbcvgcn, aufiicbmcity ©ibii6 geben, fcbiiljeii, fid)ern, ^(g,(n]\ HARBOURER, .s. bcr O^cbcYbcrgcr/^liif^ ucbmer, ikmirtbcr. HARBOURLESS, adj. obnc\.gerbergc, .obnc 3uff"t^f ; ob"? «&afcn. HARD, i.adj. 1. bart; 2. jabe, unbeug= fam, vcrbartet, fJeif; 3. ftart, b'"flii1. flvengc, i)erbe, faucr, fd;u>er, miibc^ I'oU; 4. grob, uubijfltcb, gefiibllog ; 5. uiigcred;t ; 6. gi-vinfam ; 7. geijig ; — of belief, fc^iucrglaubig ; — of di- gesiion, fittbcr ju s■rr^i^!tctt: — of hearing, bftrtbcrtg ; — to be known understood, &c, fcbiccr JU crgriinbtfi, JU erfennen, ju »crftebcn, u. f. ». ; — to come at, fcbwer JU cvlaugen — _ to deal with . . , uic^t augjufomnicn ttiit . . , anmberlicft ; — to please (<» to be pleased), fd)roerju befvicbigen; 'tis a — case, bas ift cinc fd)limme Sage , to have — thoiighls of one, 0011 Scmanbcm cine itble Sliciuung babcu; he has had — measure, man ift b'll-t mit ibm umgcgaiigeu; I was too — for him, icb ioar ibm ju mad)tig ; ii will go — but ril have it. eg miiytt ffltfam jugeben, locun id) eg uicbt erbicltc ; to be — at work, cifrig ar= beiteu ; to be — upon one, cincm bcf= tig jufc^cn, fcbwer »erbcn ; ilie fever is — upon him, bag Sicbcr grcift ibu fcbr ait; a — bargain, ciu fd)»crcr Jl'auf (»cuu eincr ;u bobc Sorberuiig mad)t) ; — beam, bie ^agebuc^c; — beer, fcbalcg, faurcg 58tel', 53ter ba« ben Sticb l)C[t; — beset, bid)t umge« ben ; a — bill, ein b^ii'tcg (fireugeS) ®cfc^ ; — bound, ^rtlcibig, oers ftopft ; — breathing, bcr fd)Wcre 9ltbeni ; — cash, vv!g. fliiigciibe 2)^unje; — cherry, bie .^er;,firfd>c; — diction, bic fc^ioerfaUige ^d)vcibs art; —drinking, bag u.ima^igc XxiiU fen, (Sanfcii ; — duty. Mil. T. ber f4)roevc Sienft; — earned, faucr ofr= bient ; — fare, btc gcriugc Svf iff ; — favoured ( — featured)* nngcftalt, bafilid); — favouredness, bic .&afilirb« feit; — figures, fteifc Sigurcn ; — nrifc^; —fisted, geijig; grob, ungebobcit ; — gale. Sea laiig. tint ftcifc jtiiblc ; — got (— gotten), mit 3}{iibc erlangr, faucr erworben; — lianded, i^nti 43anbe babenb ; fircnge ; -head, ba« ,JJopfftoDcrt (beini Stiugen) ; —heart- ed, b'^i't^fi'jig, grait4"atn, unmeiifd;» lid) ; — heartedness, bic .P)artbcrjig= feit; — horse, ei« ^fcrb, bag loebct 5pcitfd)c no* ^anm ad)tct;— Labour, bic fd)mcrc 9(rbeit; (iiu Sturm jur See), Slraoabc; fd)iocrc ®cburt ; — meat, Sp. E. trocfncg ^fcvbcfiittcr : .jpafer unb ^tu; —mouthed, bart= miiulig; — nibbed, (oon ©d)vcibfe= bcrn) mit barter (iptfee ; — resin, ^ag ©cigcnbarj; — roed, mitsielem ;)iO! gen ; a — roed herring, ein UJoIU baring ; — set, fiarf jugefc^t, bid)t vcrfoigt; —skinned, bartbautig; — student, bcr flcijjige Stubcnt; — task, ciue fd)ixncrige Siiifgabc; — times, ;// bartc, briicfenbc ^Eitcii; —ware, bit (^"irciiwaarcrt, ©tablioaarcii, SJctall^ (ober furje) SBaarcn ; — ware-man. bcr SScrferttgcr oou (Sifcnwaare, n. f. w. ; ©ifcnframer; — weather, ranbcii, uugc|liinieg aSetterj —wine, bcvbcr aSein ; — winter, ciu fhcugcr ai5iii= tcr ; — witted, bartfopftg, bnmm ; — wonis,bartc, unbofIid)c2Borte ; H. ado 1. bicbt, uabc; 2. ftciftig, eifrisi ; — by (— at hand), liabc babct, bid)t alt ; Sea Ph-s. — a lee! \}aW bic^ bcilU aBinbe ! — a-port : bas 9hibcr ganj bcim Sadbovb ! — a-starbord! bal Siuber gaiij bcim (Steuerborb! —a weather, abgcbiirtct; to hear — upon fd)ioer briidcu; to press — for .., ernftlic^ brtiigcn anf . . ; to die — , einen fd)mcrcii S^ob ^abcn, uubu^fcrs tig flcrbeu ; it goes — with him, c-.g' gebt ibm fd)Ied)t, er mujj ftd;« fauer iveibcn laffcn : to wind — , (oon ©cbrauben) ftcb fcbioer aiifbvcbcu; — baked, Sp. E. (oon cinciu .^uiibc) OCrftoVft; —fought, (Fam.) bffttij b"-. tamuft; — laboured, miibfam oei'f'' ' ttgt; — working, arbcitfam : - HARM HARP HAST noiking mnn, ein fidptjjei: (emftjj ax- beittnU'c) 3}Jaim. 7',/ HARDEN, V. I. a. ^lirtcH, fiii^lctt ; Btrtjarkit, btftavfeii (— in sin, im ^Bofett) ; bcfeftigen ( — in sorrow, im ikiben); aiiijew6l}ncn, ab()arkii ( — to the Bca, fill' tic See) ; to — against . ., gefii^UoS mac^en i^egen ..,; a hardened tar, etit geiittei' SJatvofe ; U. «. ^flft wevbcn. HARDENER, s. fcCf l}aitct, U. f. If., ob= hartet. HARDrHOOD, s. bie Jtiif)nf)ett, Uitev= fd^rccfen^eit, 2;apfevfett. HARDINESS, s. bie ^lii-tf, aiiifiigfcif, • gefttsfcit, Uiicrf^io(fciil)cit, Aii^n= beit/33i'!)erjt^eit, S^retfttgfeit, 33cr= a'Cflen^etf, Uiisevfdhimt^cit ; — of constitution, bie fiavfc 2ci6fSbcfc^af= fcnl)cit. HARDLY, adv. 1. ^flvt, rid. Hard; 2. ftfcmcrltd), taunt ; — ever, fajt itte. IfARDNESS, s. 1. bie vgiute ; gcfitfltctt; 2. (Strenge (bevSitteu); 3 Stctfljeit, .giirtc (in bev 5DJalei'et, SBtlb()aiicrct, u. f. m.) ; 4. ©djwieriiifftt, jilcmme, bev aJJattqel ; 5. bie ^arte (bc« ®e= miit^S), Unempftnbltci)Eett, 3iflu^eit, 5]cf$iii-tun3, 9iuc^loftgfcit; @vau= famfcit, aSarbarei; 6. ©enauigfeit, ftargljeit, ber ®cij^; — of favour, bie jible SBilbnitg, ^dglt^feit; — of hearu bie ^^avtberjigfcit. HARDOCK, s. bie ,ft(ctte. UARDS, s. pi. ber 3lbgattg son '^U^S obcr -§anf, bie Siocfen, iaS 3I?erg, tie Slad^Sfiebe. HARDSHIP, s. bie Sefc^merbe, 2>Jii{)= fcligfctt, 33cbrii(fung, ber JDvucf ; bag Ungemac^. HARDY (adv. —ihv),. adj. 1. Ijart, flai!, feft, abgeljartet; 2. entf^Ioffe". fiif>«, fcfcifl, oermegcn; 3. uitscvfc^anit, cigeufinuig, ^artnad tg ; — shrew, bie S.uifeinau«. UARE, s. bet >^afc ; (befigf eit^c« ^st. T.); —bell, bieenglifdje 4^i;acintf)e; —brained, ftiic^ttg, unflat,, unbcfoHs nen, ttJtlb, unbanbig; — 's ear, ba« •.*?afcu6l)rlein (Bupieurum — l); — foot, ber ^afenfiee (^pai'Se) ; — hearted, fiircbtfaiit ; —hound, ber .ga= fenbunb, ©tiiubcr; — 's lettuce, bie ©ditfebiflelj —lip, bie J^^ifenfc^avtc; —lipped, mtt einer ^afciifcl)arte; — mint, ber 51ron (^flanje) ; —pipe, ba« ^afcngarn, ^^afcnnc^ ; — 's strong, ber i^aarflraug, Saufeii^el; — wool; (—down), .^afcnbaare; — wort, bie (^dtsfcpapvel (*ilrt 2J?alyc:0. HAREM, s. bic grauenruof)nung, ber .^"larera, ba§ (Strait. HARHX3T, s. 1. bit walfcfec Sobnc ; 2. eiiie 9lvt SJagout »t5n (.gainmel-j glctfc^ UKb JRiibeit. HARIER (Harrier), s. ber ^cfett^Ultb, 3Si!ibt)uiib, ©tauber. To HARK, vid. To Hearken. HARK! i,it. i)t\ (etgcntlic^ ber 3nt^c: ratio »on To h.^rk) bort! ()&re! ^orc^! HARi^ s. b«c glad^Sfcbcit ; ^afen, ?5as bctt. HARi>EauiN, s. bet .gartfftit, .§an5= wurft To HARLEQUIN, v. a. tBegsaubcni wie tin -gavlcfiit. H.tULOCK, s. ber ^efb- ober 9Icfcvfenf. HARLOT, I. .1. bi« ^uvc ; II. nlfrifa. HARMEL. s. bic wilbc (fs^rif^e) ^a.\x{t, ^arinelrautc, baS i^anneltvaut. HARMFUL {adv. — ly), adj. bofc, fd)ab= lic^, naci)tbeilig; — ncss, s. biei5c^db= lic^fcit, 9'lacl;t^ciligfcit, 23i?5i)cit. HARMLESS {adv. — Lv), adj. 1. l)avm= lo3, mifdiablicft, fc^iilbloS, argioS, woblgemeint; 2. unbcfc^dbigt, jid)a= benftci, Unoevlcfet : to save one — . 3es nianbcn fcl)ab!oS balten ; to save o.ie's self—, fid) retten ; — ness, n. bie .:^ann= Ioftg!cit,Uufd;abltd;Ectt, (gc^uIblDftg= feit. HARMONIC, I. adj. c/d. Harmonical ; H. — s, s. pi. Mus. T. bie @in= ober aSo^l- f (anijle^re ; (Sinjtimmigtett, i§ar= monie. HARMONICA, s. Mus. T. bic ®[0(fen= tualje, .§armouica. HARMONICAL (ad,:. — lv), adj iibcr= ciufiiinmcitb, cinftinimig ; bavmo= nifc^ ; — division, o. T. 'bic faavmo= nifdie Jt^ciluiig. HARMONIOUS \adv. — i.y). adj. 1. JH= fammeiijiimmenb, moblfltngenb, l)av= inoniff^; 2. iibcreiuftimmenb, ein= trdcfttig, frtecUd) ; —ness, s. bie Ucber= cinfiiniinung, .^armouie, ber (Sin= !lrtng, @lcic|)toti. HARMONIST, .^. 1. bcr gJZetflcr ber .^nrinonie, 93?nftfycrftd\ibigc, aJ?nfif = liebbaber; 2. bcr Sanimler son ^a- ralicIjleUen. To HARMONIZE, ?;. I. a. iibercinf}im= menb ina^en ; H. n. iibereinftininicn, l^armoniren ; Harmonizer, 5. vid. Har- monist. HARMONY, s. 1. bif ^^rtfHtOIU'e, 3"= famineiifitininung (befoiiber^ in bcr 2)hifi£ unb 9JJalerei) ; bag (Sbenmap (lit bcr 33aufniift) ; 2. bit Uebcrcin= fjimmung (bc« SSidcng), ©iuigtett, ©tntrac^t, f5ricbltd)fcit. HARNESS, 3. 1. ber .^arnifd), bic 9?ii= ftung, ba« Jtviegl^eng ; 2. ©cfc^irv, i?utfc^gefd)trr bcr ^fei'bc; —cleans er, bcr .^arnifcfefegcr, 5{3[attncr, Scftnjertfeger ; —maker, bcr .^ar= nifdjmac^cr ; Sattlcr. 7'o HARNES.S, v. a. 1. bcn .Ojarnift^ anlegcii, fid) giirtcn; anfAtrrcn, anf= fd)ivvcn ; 2. /v. acrtbeibtgcn, be= fc^iifecn. HARNESSER, s. bcr fpfcrbt anfc^irrt. HAROLD, s. ^crolb {^SJannSnamc). HARP, .?. bic .Sarfe-; * Jist. t. bic Scv)cr (al8 ©tcrnbilb) ; Jew's — , vid. untcr Jew ; — shell, bjc ^•irfcnfd)nedc ; — strings, bit .garfcufaiten. ro HARP, D. n. 1. bic t^arfe fpielcn; 2. riil;rcn, bewcgen ; to— at, auf et= wag jielen, anfvicicn • what do you — nf? was woHcn ©it bamtt fa= gen? to — on (upon), gretfen, beriib= i-cn, bci cinent ©cgciiftanbc ocr= wciicn. HARPER. .Hffigfeit, Seinbfeligfeit. HATER, i. ber -gaffer; a — of man, ber 9J}enfd;enl)affev, ^Dlcufdjeufcitib. HATRED, s. ber 4pa5, bie gciubfc^nft, ber @roIJ, 9Ibfd)cu. HATl'ED, adj. col. Ulit CtUem .gutc tf^ fleibet. HATTER, s. ber .6utinci$cr. HAUBERGEON, " \ s. + '■'"''- Haber- HAUBERK, 5 OEQX. HAUGHTINESS, k. bcr Stulj, .§0d)= mut^, Uebetmutf). HAUGHTY {ado. — ily), arf;. flol^, ^od)= mittf)ig, anma^cnb, iibermiitf)ig, tro= To HAUL, V. a. (bcfouberg JV. r.) (nie= ber=)i(te^cn, uicbevbolcn, au&olcu, an= iie^eu, i)cAt\\, fd)(fppeu ; JV. t-s. to — the wind, mit ^i^vctsroiub fegein ;' btdjt beim SBinbe obcr in ten 2Binb a«fite= c^en, ben 2Binb abfnetfen ; ti e wind hauls, bcr 2Binb fd)ralt; — in! — two! — lielay! ciu?, jnjci, bvei ! to — about, (Don ^erfoneu), Ijcrunt jcr= rcn ; to — off, flott mnd;en ; to — up, nufgeien. HAUL. s. (befonbcrS Jv. t) ber Bug, bag 3ic[)cn, iSd)leppen ; a — of yam. T. cine SiiJe (bag ©ebiub) vum 400 @arueu ; hauhng-Iine, baS .§iptau. HAULER, s. ber 3ie^enbe, Sc^lfy= penbe, .gtalcubc. HAULM (Haum), s. ba§ <2trot(, vid. Halm. HAUNCH, s. bie igiiftc, bcr Sc^enfel, bie Rtwk, ^aufe (ciueS 5pfcrbc§). 7'u HAUNT, v.a.f,-n. 1. pft bcfUC^CU, oft 5ugc(5eu fel^n; 2. bffdjwerlic^ faU Icn, bclilftigen; 3. fpufcn ; this house is haunted, iu biefcm .g»aufe ge[;t'fi iim, fpuft c«, ifi e« nic^t gcbeucr. HAUNT, s. bcr oft bcfuc^te Drt, >}Iuf= eut^alt, vnig. bie 5TtieberIage ; Sp. K. bcr 3Bcg, ben cin 2Bilb geanitjnlid) nimmt, baS ^agcr, 9ieft bie ^o(>; Ic, 9{aubf)oblc, bcr Sctjlupfujinfcl ; where are his haunts 1 WO l)at er fciuc ®ange? HAUNTER, s. bcr (obcr bie) fid) oft &\\ ciucm Drte rinfiiibct. HAUTBOY, s. bag .*poci^{)orn, bie ^aut= boig, i^oboe ; — strawberry, bie MO' fd)Ue=(!>rbbecre. HAUTEUR, s. (franjijftfc^) ber Stolj, .§od)mntl), HAUT-GOUT, s. (ffflnjofifc^) bcr.§DC^= gefd;ma(f, .^od?gcruc^. Ty HAVE, ?).!>.«.. V-(7«i. l.'&fltcn; 2. bcfi^cu; 3. cntbalteu; 4. feuncu; 5. gebraud)cu ; geuiepcn ; 6, ne^mcn, cmpfangeu, ' bcfommen ; erlangcn ; l)alteu ; 7. meincn, glaubeu ; to — got, l)abcn ; i — got a cold, ic^ fenbe mid) erfaltct ; to let — , jutommen laffen, ycrfcfcaffeu ; l — it from his own mouth, tc^ babe eg sou itjm felbft get)brt ; you — me. bu scrfte^fl mit^ ; to — advice, (bcu Slrjt obcr 2lbsoca= ten) ju 9f}at^e jiel)cn; l — at heart, eg licgt mir nm .*perjcn ; to — by heart, augnjcubig anffeu; — you your part perfect ? l)aben f- ^u fp'lft f^ f'ie= gen (ts. ii.) ; — with you, i^ gc^c mit, folge, bin bercit (U. ii.) ; — after hiiil ! folgt tt)m \\C[6!)\ — her away! fdjafft fte fort! fort mit il)r! — it away ! fort baiuit ! — done with it: bi.ir' auf bamit ! — me excused, CUlfd)ulbigcu 2ie mic^; in America the servants — no fees, iu 2lmcrifa be; fommcn bie 'JDienftlcute feine @e= ft^cufc (Srillfgclber); you — it right, Sie ()abcu eg getroffeu; as fortune would — it, juin ©liicf (ober jum Uugliicf) ; he would — :'t to be natural, er l)if It eg fiir uatiirlicb ; I would — you know Sir! .tpcrr! (Stemiiffen »sif= fen, bafi . . , U. f. tu. ; would you — me . . ? foil id) . . ? ober, serlangcn Sic, bnf> itt . .? what would you — ? tsag isoUen (iuiinfd)eu) (Sic? I would — you write, tc^ tsUufc^te (x6:^ bcic^te) ©ie fd)riebcu; do as I would —you, folgen Sic mir; all (that) I — to do is . ., Sllleg wag id^ ju t^uu brauc^e, ift . . , id) barf niir . . , unb . . ; i shall — my ship disuiar.tled, i^ U)Crbc mcin ©^iff »btafclu laffeu ; i shsj — my likeness taken, id) ISCVbe mi(^ maleii laffen. HAVEN, «. 1. bcr.§afcn ; 2. 3uPud)t«» ort, bie greiftattc. HAVER, s. (in -Jkucnglifit) bcr^afcr; — bread, ^afcrbrob ; — sack, MU. Pk. bcr^rosiantfacf, Sc^nappfacf ; 2:ot« uifler, HAVOC, .?. bic 38crtt>iifiung, SScrbef* rung; ?lugrottung, aSeruid>tung ; baa a)}orbcu; ®emc§et; to make —of bur^bringcu, serrDitfieu ; to spread — seraniflcn, iibel ijaufcu. To HAVOC, V. a. scitsiiftcn, jfrflijrcii, serbecrcn ; niebermc^clu, evfetjlagen. HAW. .9. 1. ber .^ag, bag @cl)agc, tltine (Stiiif Saub, ©iirti^eit (hvi fiiirm .&aufe) ; 2. bic gnic^t beg 58fiH» borug, 3)Jel)lbcerc ; 3. bcr Slccf (obec 9iugnjiict)g) im 9luge ; — fincii, bet .ftirfd>fint, ilernbcijjer; — haw, bet 5Bert)nu, 9lugl)au ser. i>auraru (um in bag %xm ju fel)eii) ; eiu ©rabcj ober Jtanal flatt ber Umjaunuiig bti ©artcuanlageu. bag '^ai)f the first coat, ber ^isc'jafjTige 5'alfe; — bill knife, ctu SJJcffcr, bcffcH JlUnt^e soru gebogen i^ ; — bill pliers pi. bit ,5taftcnjaugc; — eyed, galfeni>iigc» l)abtnb, fcljarffic^ti'g ; — 's no.'^e, bie ^5abid)tgnafc ; — Wed, »iiit eiiitt ^abic^tguafe; — owi, bie '^aiUniwk: — weed, bag t^^abidjtgfraut, bic gclbe SBcgmavte. To HAWK. r.L n. 1. uttt ^alfea beijeii, auf bcr golfcnjagb feini; gi^n. 3agS auf etwog ma^cii ; 2.^cb viiuSpcva, (—up), augrangperu ; H.a. (3l'aav«u} ium 2?erfaufe augvufcu, aui^biftts, l)5fcu: l)auftrcu, banftveu geiicu. HAWKEH, adj. fruiuni mi cin .^s* bi(^tgfd)uobel. HAWKER, .9 1. bcr Salfeiiiagcr, ?iiU !cnicr ; 2. 9lugrufer. -i^ofcr, JiabnleU:» framcr, ^jpaufirer ; 3eitUMggtyaa,et. HAWSE, s. JV. T. bie ?age ber jluters taue, tscnu bag Sdjiff sw jisci 'iln=> fern licgt; —holes, pi. bic .SliiSiSa djcr, .iiliiogatcu;— baus,bit .Wliifeas fade; — pieces, bie ^liigbol.^cv ; — plugs, bic Jtliigsapfeu ; to ride — full, (fo sor 9lufcr flampfcu, bafj bal iKaffcr buref) bie .VTiiifcu ciubviuftO, fliifcu ; riding upon tiie — , iucuu ftcjj etisag Sdjivcrcg iiW'v bag 'Jhifcvtou legt; she has anchnrcd in our — , bflS Sd)iff f)at btdjt sor uug fteaufert ; w fresh t!v! — . bflg IdM auf ciuc anUxt ©cite brebcn, obcr bie .SfliiSlodjcr mil frifdicr giitteritiig scrfc&cu, um ba« aiciben ber 91iifertauc jit uerbinbevu; burning in the hawses, btC ^IbllU^mijl bcr Zam burd) jii fiarfeg .^Jciben ia ben .Rliifcu. HAWSER, .9. jV. r. bag ?lnl>oltaw, Sd'lepPf'-'"!- HAY. .9. 1. baS .§eu; 3. cfnc 31rJ aiunbtauj ; 3. bag Slc^, ®av» (be-- foubcrg sum Jtauinc^enfaugc) ; n>ak9 — while the sun shiv)es, prow. mdU mutj bag 6ifeu fd^micbeu, isrtl e* wjavm tfl ; to dauce tlie — , ruub bet* um tauten ; — boot ( — bote). /.. T bag .3^''i""'ccbt (Srcihctt, Hutcrb^^l| Sur 'ilugbefferung ber ? mue jn ne^ men); — cock, bcr .f>i}cs. ^e» HEAD HEAD HEAD flocf, .§cufe^men ; — seed, bcr igcu= fame ; — stalk, bev i^cuficiigcl ; — ward, + ber @fmctlll)tl-t; —worms, fi. ©vbttniniifr. To HAV, V. n. S^efec flcflcii, Ulll Jla= iiui£te", «. f. nj- 5« f'"i3C"- 'lAZARD, i. 1 . bcv iii^iifaH, baS Uiijicfii^r, bic ®cfabi", ba« aBaacfliicf ; 2. cine !?Ivt2Bui-fctfpict,3Sa9fptcI, bic Sc|ait= je; to run a — , @cfa()v laufeitj- to run tho — , c« baiMUf aiifoiniueit Iaf= fen, ti lUrtJlCU ; at (upon) all hazards, anf ''IIe Siille; hazards of the sea, fal)reu. To HAZARD, V. a. f>- n. ll'iljjcn, aufS iiUx, 23iivfcJfpteler. £1AZARD0US (adc. — L\). adj. (JCWagt, taagltc^, mtt5(ic^, gefiiljvlid). HAZt; s. bci- (bitfe) »JIebfl, 3Jcif. Tu HAZE, V. n. proviiic. nebehi, nebelig ffi}u ; it hazes, tS niifiet. HAZEL, i.s.l. bi'c .^afel, i^afeljiaubc, bee .Oafclflrducb, ^gjafelbufcj; ; 2. bie .§aftiuup; IL atij. tiiitjlu-aun, l)dU bvauii; — earth, ein leidytcr, locfe= rei- Soben ; — eyes, nupbiMUue 3Iu= (jen; — hen, btlS J^afeU)ll^n; — mnle, iie .§afelm«uS; — mould, bie J)anun= CrbC; — nut, ^nfclnu^ ; —tree, btC .^afei^aube ; — wood. t>a6 .^afeU gcbiifd) ; — wort, bie ^afchcuvj (./isarum — /,.). iiAZELLV,a4/. uujj&vaiiit, fjcllbraun, iui^tbxann. HAZINESS, s. baS ^U'tcligc, 9i«tfiije, 9iebe{iocttej^ if I were" — , tt>enti tc^ an friner e telle tuiive ; i am — , id) bin ti (felbft); ir. s. ciuc nidniili^e $ev= (uu; baS aRanuc^en (»oh S^bieven) ; in compos. — bear, b&ar ; — servant, bee ^ebientt. HEAD, s. 1. bev Jtopf, baS .f5au>5l ; 2. bie ©Vi%€, bee obfvc S^bcil, i^oibcrtbeii; 3. bas 9lnt[ife ; 4. bie 3iafe (baS 3SDr= btrtf)f i() bea Sc^iffS ; bie Sifluv bc8 ^aH^it= tl)cil; 7. 3ted)Jiuni;Savtifel, ^soften (ini >lMif ob(v .Oal« cinev Saute ; -- of a_ stake, bet .ft'opf obcv .^vauj Ctlie* ^fflblc^; — of an a.x or ham- mer, bic 5lrt, ober bcv .jammer, obne bt« Pc ®aftbaus, cvftc Jpotel; — journeyman, bCV 31UgefclI ; — land, baS Ujpvgcbirgc, bie ^ant'fpi^e ; baS cin= gcbdgte Sanb ; — landlord, bcv oberp* iJefinycrt, 6lgcnt[)nm§bevr ; — ies.s, cbnc .$topf; f^. obne Dberbau^t; gvuubloS; ununffcnb, unbcbadjt, nn= ubcvlcgt; — letter- office, bae .P)aupt= 513oftamt; — line, 1. jv.'y; baSJiaatau; 2. Typ T. bic^anptscilc ;— long, m. bcni if. 7'tf Head ; in Mmpns. cool — , Kiltbliittg; piddy — , fct)annbclfiipftg, rafd), uubefonnett ; liot — , toUfoVitg, •.-bsoriitfi, ^i^fopftg ; long — , fvti= 'opftg, fttilau, weitfebcnb. •;kader, s 1. ber ^tvfe ait SlafjcT, "Jiabfdi u. f. tv. itiacl}t; 2. (erfle) ecf= jiencl, .^auptfteiii ; 3. Jpceifii[;rci' finer ^Pai'tci, ciiic« UJolf^^aufciiS. JKADINESS. s. 1. btc dile, Unbcfo!i= iicuf)ctt, >§i^e; 2 .^alsftarrigfcit, ber Starrftnit ; 3. baS 5Seraufct)eitbe (^bcS ■iBeineg). iiEADiNG, s. ba§ Sorenfjols (511 fvaf= )"crn) ;— of a cask, ba« ^BoMiicii (eiii=, fcfeenj etneS5a§bobcll3 ; to sail against the — of the sea, JV. T. qitcr bUVC^ bie aBcUeit obcr ben 2Binb fffleln, ♦ecfen; — course, (bie SfJfihe uonw gcnbcr Stcinc) bie ^van5lciftf. HEADY, aiij. 1. I)aftig, iibevfiit, iinbe^ fonncn, ^\%\o,, t)eftti] ; genjattfani, un^ geftiim ; 2. ftavrtijp^i], cigcnft'iiiiiij ; ;j. ben J?opf nngvcifcnb ; — wine, t)ifeigcr, I)eranfc|)cnbcv SBein. VbHEAL, V. a. &■ n. I. t)ei!en ; {)et( tx>cr= ten, beffer tucrben; 2. fi;r. beilcgcu, uerfof)nen; bebcrfen; to — up, }u= Ijcilen. IIEALABLE, ailj. l)ti\\>av. HEALER, s. ber .i^eiienbe, Slvjf; baS .i^eilmtttcl. HEALING, I. aiij. Ijeilenb, l^eilfam ; fig-. fanft, »erfo6n(i^ ; u. «. ba3 .^eilen ; ;;rt of — , bie i§cilfunbe; — piaster, baS i^eilpflafler ; — remedy, baS .gicil= niittel, ^ir^neimtttel; — words, milbe, fanfte SSorte. HEALTH, s. 1. bie ®efnnb[)cit ; 2. bn8 'iBci^lfci)n, bcr gute f^uflant ; 3. bie CAMite, .^erjeniirein^eit ; good — , baS ffiot)lbeftnben ; bad ur ill — , baS Uebelbcftnben, bie llni'a§licl)teit, .RTanflicftEcit ; — officer, ein @cfunb= beit«t)caiutev, QuarantJineanffeber ; certificate of — , bcr ©efniibheit^vaS, iaS ©efunbt)eit«attfjiat (ber iSci/irf«= inalinfftjaft) ; board of — , brt« ®es fnnbbeitSamt , bie ©cfiinb()eiigcom= viifftsn, ber (Sefuiibtn-it^ratb ; toddnk — . einc ®efnnb()eit (eiueii Soafi) ::u«bringfn. ilEALTHFUL ( adc. — ly), adj. gefunb, beilfani, |)eilbvingcnb ; bei gnter @e= funbt)eit ; — ness. s. bie ©efiiiib^eit, K.i SSoblbcfiiibcn, SBoblfcvn, bie ^cilfamfeit. ^EALTHINESS, n. bie ©efnnbfjeit. lEALTHLESS, adj. imgefunb ; h-ait!= ltd), franf (W. ii.). iIEALTHY (ado. — ily) , wlj. gefunb, beilfam. ;iEAM,s. bie 9iad)gcbiirt (y. S^ieren). .{EAP,s. ber.&anfen, bie SWenge; to put in (lay on) a — , aufi)nufen, in ^anfen fc^en ; by heaps. {)ailfcnrocife ; in heaps, m^aufen.tniJJenge ; all of a — , iiber unb iibev, nuf einent .Sfnmpen. To HEAP, c. a. t)anfen ; frtmmeln; to — on,nD^ meijr binju tbun (jn eiiiem >5«ufcn); to — up, anfhSnfen, »er= nicbren ; to — the hides (bei (Seibern), jie .ficiute in bie Scbmi^e bringen. HEAPER, s. ber 9l«fl)(iufenbe , SScr= mebrer. HEAPV, adj. gepuft, tn .^iinfeu. To HEAR, II. n.&a. 1. pvoi ; jutjBren ; anl)Bvcn,er[un'fu ; 2. »cvnel)men,erfaf)- fen,5'lad)ricl)t birben (— of, from, von) ; 3. ge^erdien ; lo — i cause, eine @a^e 184 (gcric^tltc^) unferfuc^en ; to — one, Semanben serpren ; to — ill, einen iofcn 5JInmen ^aben ; to — mass, SJJeffe biJven; let me — from you again, geben Sie mir 5Uad)rict)t, «n= tcrviri^tcn Sie mic^ iiber ^i)t SBefin= ben ; — say, baS iP)Drenfagen, @e= riid)f ; by — say, yom ^lireiifagen. HEAlfER, s. ber .^over, B'lbiH'er; a crowd of hearers, cill snt;lrttC^cS 2lU= bitorinm. HEARING, s. 1. bnS ^Bren, 3iif)5-2n U. f. w. ; 2. ®ef)Dr; 3. a?cri)or; in my — , sor meincn Di}i'cn; hard (thick) of — , bflVtbi'rig ; quick of — , feinl)i.irenb, biinniibrig ; to be within — , ctivia« f)iiren Eininen, ini 33evcict; ber iStintme fe^n; to give one a—, einen anbiJren ; — of witnesses. L Ph. bie 3fi'3f"=5lbi)6rung, ba« ^mgiw^ 93er[)or; — trumpet, baa .§ijrvol)r. To HEARKEN, v. n. Silbcvcn ; t)Ovd)en (— to, fli'.f), auff)ord)cn. HE.ARKENER, s. ber 3"f)iJfer ; .©orc^cr. HE.\RSE, .■?. 1. sp.E. eine^irfclfni) im jweitcn Sabre ; 2. ein (einftroeiligcS) ©eriifl, \w @bren einci i^evfiprbeiicn ; 3. ber Sorg, bie 2:obtcnIabe ;2;obK'n' babre ; 4. Sicidjcnnxigcn ; — cloth, bag Sieidjentnd) ; — like. leid)en{)aft, tran= rig ; — like airs. J?lagelteber. 3-0 HEARSE, v. a. auf eiii (Seic^en--) ©criift fcfecn, einfargen. HEART, s. 1. ba« .^erj ; 2. bie 3n!iei:= gnng; Siebe; 3. bag ©emiitb ; bie @cmitt^«uerfaffiing ; ©efinnnng ; ber gjJutb; 4. txxi 3iinerfte; 5. ?'cben; 6. bie ©eele, ^ffenj, barCcfte, @r&!!= te, 2Befentli(tfie, Jtraftigfie ; 7. bie itxaH; 8. baS ©ewiffen; JV. t-s. 1. baS .^erj (ber tnnerjie Stbcil einc5 S^auel) ; 2. ber nro^e Stagblotf ; dear — , mein i^er^ctjen ! swee't-iieart, bas ticfea^dicn, ber (bie) ®e!icbte ; mein Siebdjen, mcin ©c^atd)cn ! inmy— 's core, im 3nnerfien ineinee .S5erjcns ; for my — 's blood, fitrS '^cbeti (fcbr) gem ; to the — , jn '.^crjen, im 3"= nerfteit ; against the — , iingern ; at — , nad) ^erjeiiSirnnfc^ ; witii all my — , son ganjem .^er^en, fcbr gevn ; will) an open — , frcimiitbig; t)y — . auaaeiibig; to iiave a good—, gute§ 2JJutbc8 )"e»n ; to take — , ein it^crj (iUlutb) faffen ; to take to— , 511 .C)cr= jen ncbmcn ; to have at — . fluf bcm .J^erjen baben, ftrb Mnfen ; fid) ange= legen fe»n laffen (3emanbcS 3nt'er= effe) ; to .set one's — upon one, 3e= inanb$artlid)lie()cn : to tiro one's — out, eintm bcftig jnfc^en, vlngcn ; to open one's — to one, Cincill fctn i^crj eroffnen, au5fd)iitten ; to bn — and hand for a thing, gaiij fiireiiie 'Ba^i^t cingenommen fc^n ; set your — at re.xt, fcernbige bic^ ; my — fails, ber 3)lutb serldpt Htid) ganj ; he speaks his — , er fagt e« fret berauS, rebet n^ie c8 ibmnntS^erj tfi; his — is ready to leap into his mouth, er \\i "jor Srfuben anjjer fid» ; for my — , folite eS ntiv aurb bag Seben fbften; nm ba3 tt^ ben, fiir metn (fiirS) ?i-bcn gem ; out of — jimst^log, niebevgcfcfelagen ; in the — of..., till igcvjcn, till 3n= nern, mitten in; the — of a tree, ber ,fiern eincS aSanmeg ; — of oak, baS ,$ternboIjt an§ ber (Sicte ; — of coals, bag 93rennbave (bcr SBrcnnfioff) tn benJloblt"; a — of iron, stone, &c., fin barteg, gefiibflofeg ^n\, gclfen= bers; king of hearts, bcr.gierjenfonig (in ber jiarte) ; — ache, bag .^crjwel), ber ®ram, bie .§cr?eng viibrcnb ; — grief, ber ticfe' Sd)incrs!, i^Cfiengfummef; —hardened, grau:: fam, »crbartct; — h.e-fitiess, bet .ger^ensfumntev; — pef.s ( — seed), pi. Jperscrbfcii,. bcr .g>cr3famf; — 's pur«e, .4. T. ber .^criben!?!, baS .§crjfcU; — Vqueiiing,' bcrjbcftegenb ; — rfending, iyer^jerrci(jf lib ; — robbing, binreijjeiib, enfjiirfeiib; — shaped, bcrjformig ; — ei)e!i, bit .^ev^nnt- fd>cl ; — sick, frflnf am ^^erje n, b?5 .f)cr^geftannbabcnb ; geniMtbgfraut; anff ben Siob rerttmnbct ; — sickening!, berjerfrantenb, l>crjf|j»alenb ; — sinking, bie fjlobfd^ailbc ; —sore, bcsl t^er^gcfc^TOiir; ^erjtteS); ^ftje= Icib ; bfrsbcElcmmcnb ; — sorrowing, berjbctn'ibt ; to — strike, im .^erje H i.^cr»Ullbcn ; tii^rrn; — strirwts, pi. bie .^ersftbern ; — struck, im 3.ui)ev=: flcngeriibrt, bctrefen; in bag ^crj gcgraben ; — swelling, im .Pitrjea en'tflammt; ber ^aS, bte !?cfteiii fcbaft ; — whole, mit fretcm .Serpen, noc^ ntd>t »crltebt; nni>crle^t; \\n- entnervt; — wort, bag !8iebftofJeJ (-4^j^an5eJ; — wounded, tief yevn)an:» bet, big jum (Sterben »crliebt; — wounding, ^ersjcvrctBenb. To HEARTEN, v. a. CWutb mad^etJ, CM* frtfr^en ; aufumntern ; to — up, fiar? fen, anfenern. HEARTENER, s. bCV (btC, bftS) 6rmtt» tbigenbe. HEARTH, s. bcr.Pifrb; — money (- penny), bag >g»erbgf(b, bie .^erbfirner; — stone, bcr .gicrbflcia, btc ^erbpfai= te, Sflg ©flric^. HE.\RTHiY, adv. SOn .^Cr^Clt, bc»'i(l»^; aufric^tig ; ctfrig ;, fcbr ; tiicbtig ; to cat—, tiic^ttg rffcB. HEARTINESS, s. 1. bie .P>er5{ifbfeit. Snnigfeit, 2iiifrid)tigfeit, Direnhcit ; 2. aJJunterff it ; ,5tMft; ber ©fer.' HEARTLESS {adn. — ly), adj. i. bf r j{o*; 2. niutf)log, jagbcift, ffige, flcinmiU tbig; — ness, s. bie .5)frjlpfigfeit, 3agbafttgteit, bcr JJIcinntntb. HE.'VRTY, adj. 1. berjtid), iiinig, pffen, mifricfctig ; 2. atarm, cifiig, niMiiter, lebbaft, "frob.^ 3. ftarf, fejt, bcrb, tiid)ttg, gefunb, Mftig ; to drink — . ftarf trtnfcn ; he ^is ,not — in .... tS tftibm nid)t erttftum. .. HEAT. «. 1. bie %\^t ; 2. SBarme, .f)f?» tigfett, @abrnng, aSntb. bag 'Sencv, ber (S^ifer, 3pi"!1;,3. bie 'Jlmtvenguiig, bejr 2(ll»f, BtuV; -!• '^ibbfaftcr; in the.«rM>f busii)ess, mittcit im ©cfffcafa "tc; th<^-:r,' -V Jf'-'- btc bcim 23ettren=" ntn bejlimmtc (Sntfcrnung, tadSien:' ■«etl , a race horse that ha« a — . ClB a^cnupfvrb, ba* ciueu (2Bett02«u} IIEAV HECA HEED gemat^f^at; a dead — , menu jwet SJciiHpfevfce bag S'fl jusiln'cf) trrctc^t babm ; at a — , auf etiimat, in ctncm ©trtffac ; to nke tho — , baS ©ifcii fdjmicbeii, bacg luarm tfl. To UKAT, jj. 1. aS .§Cttf ntbuitt. To HEATHENIZE, v. a. f)etbtitfd& (Slim ^cibcn) mac:;eii. flEATHER, s. vid. Heato. HEATHY, adj. poU ^eibefraut, ^etbij ; — ground, bic .^cibe ; — ground, — land, ba« .geibciaiib. liEATLESs; a^ij. ot)n( SSariiie, fait. Tu HEAVE, v.a&-ii. 1. bebctt, ei"i)cbcit, aufbcbcit ; ftci) crbe ben ; 2. tvageii, roeifen ; 3. aiifroinbcn ; 4. f^njcrifii, auffdjweUeu, aiifacbeu (noin Xti3!uff*wcUcn ; 4. bie ^iiiftvengnng ft* pi erbre^en ; — or — oirering. 'ba§ .^ctovfcc (ber nlfen ?;nben), bic.6el)C; — shoulder, bie .6ebefcl)n{ter. " HEAVEN. .,. 1. bcr.DinimcI; 2. baS Wd5fte SBcfcn, (SJott ; 3. bie (5rba= f'fiUieit; 4. heavens, pi. bie ^eibni= fcbeu (i)i5tter; by — ! empk. beim -6imnie( ! i,, rompo.^. — aspiring, '^iin^ mclanftrebenb ; — begot (— bom. — hred). l)imnieler«cugt, Hmmeleiifi fp.voffcn, bimmlifrb; —directed, ifetmmdnjartS gcric^^et; »on Oott gclcttet ; — giOed, ^tmmclbegabt ; ' — inspired, l;tmmclbc0etftert; — kissing (— saltft'ing), ^tmnilibcriil); renb, in ben .^imnicl ragenb; — loved, 00m i§iminel'gelicbt; — vi^a.-j ( — wards, adr. (}iniinelmcirt§, f)immcU an; — warring, t)immelbeEricgenb. HEAVENLINESS. *. bie f)o^fie ^oU= fomincn^eit, ba§ ^immlifiie SBcfen. HEAVENLY, adj. ■$• ad„. ^iminltfdj), gottlid), burc^ ^immlifdjcn (Sinflug ; — minded, ^iiumlifcft gcftiiut, frouini ; — mindedness, bic gottU^^C @cftrt= nnng, bie Srommigfcit. HEAVER, s. 1. bcr .gcbcnbc; 2. .gc- bebaum, .§ebel. HEAVILY, adv. vid. Heavy; to take — , ]id) fc^r 5n .§erjcu neb"ten ; to go off—, M. E. langfam abgc^cn (son SBaaren). HEAVINESS, s. 1. bic Scftwerc, baS ®en5ic{)t, ber ^xwi; 2. bie Sd)roer- -failigfcit, 5;vag5eit, Sangfamtcit; 3. I)ummt)cit ; 4. ' ScJ)'.rcvmuff), ber Sriibftnn; 5, bic grudjtbdrJeit beS SBobcn'S, . . -■ • HEAVY (— ii,Y),'ii^4ijfc^n)er, lafiig, bcfc^werltdj/.brit^cifb ; 2. befd)n3ert; 3. -vfctuDh^alJig, >lump, fct)lafrig, troge ; 4. bumm, bcKiiibt ; 5. fct)njer- miftbig, tranrig, nicbcrgefcfclagen ; 6. nny'erbaulid) ; 7. i)eftig, fiarf, tief; 8. ergicbig, frucbtbar; it lies — upon me, C8 briicft mid) fcbr ; 1 sliall fall — upon him, id) \o'\{[ c« i()n cinvftit= ben Inffen ; — to the stomach, fd)rocr jn vcrbauen ; — with sleep, fd^lcifrig, »oU Sd)Iafe§ ; —of sale, fdbwcr Jtt jjcrfcitfen, flan; a — book, ein SDuc^ ba« fc^rccrfalltg gefdiriebcn ift, OBcr fd)lcd)tcn Slbfafe finbct ; —expenses, fc^wcve Jtoften ; — eyes, matte 5lu= gen _; — goods, fc^njcre 5Baaren=9lr= tifci ; — gusts or squalls of wind, t)cf- tige aBitttiftope, fd)n)ere ©Ben; — lianded. ^lump, Ungcfctirft ; — headed, bi(ffcvftg, bniniii; — hours, bie San= gcwcile; — laden, fcftnjcr bclabcn; — lands, frud)tbare ?anbcrcicii ; — metal, fcfewcrc^ ®efcf)iife ; — news, tranvigc S^iadsridjlcn ; a — night, cine ftnflrc, ftiirinifd)e 9Jad)t; —roads, grunbiofe, au»gefa^renc 2Bcgc; a — sale, ein matter, langfanicr 33cr= fcuf, fdilec^ter 5Ibfa^ ; a — sea, bie bobe, fd)were See; — spar, bcv (Sdjroerfpatf). HEBDOMADAUY, ) HEI5D0MATICAL, > adj. ft)6d)cntlid). IIEBDO.MEDAL, ) HEBDOMADARY, s. + bcr .^ebboiua^ bariu§. HEBEN, s. baS Sben^ols. To HEBETATE, v. a. ftUnH^f, blimm mad)cn; fdjmar^en. HEBETATioN, 5. 1. baS ^tum^fma= d)en, Slbflumvfen ; 2. bie (Stumpf= beit, 2)ummt)cit, 53lobigfcit. HEBETUDE, a. bic Stnmvfheit, 33cr= ftaubc8fd;n)ac^e, 3)umm^cit, Slobig; feit. HEBRAIC (— CAL ; adv. — ly), adj. ^t' braifd). HEBRAISM, .9. ber .i5ebr;iismu§, bie ()ebrnifd)c (Sprac^eigenljcit. HEBRAIST, 8. ber bcS. ^ebraifc^en itunbigc. HEBREW, J.s.i. ber .^ebrner ; bie .§e= braerinn; 2. ba« .§ebraifct)e; ll. adj. bebraifd). HEBREWESS, s. bte .SeBvSeriniiV . HEBRICIAN, .?. vid. Hebraist. ' , ' HEBRIDES, s. pi. bit ificbriben j the new — . bie nenen .^cbribcn (3nfct= grnvi^e in^er (Siibfcch HEBRIDIAN, adj. bcbribifcft. HfiOATOMB, s.'bic ^efatoin'&e. HECK, .?. 1. ein Slefe jam 8fid;«i"an(je 2. bie ©tromtriimmung. HECKLE, s. bie ^ed)el. HE(J1'ICAL, adj. vid. Hectic ; a —level ein 3cf)rpeber; — ly. ado. t)cftifc^ anf cine au«5cl)i-cnbe 'llrl. HECTIC, I. adj. ^cftif^, fc^ttjillbfitcb. tig, an«5ef)rcnb,- H. s. bie .^^efttf, Sc^nsinbfuc^t ; Slu^jcbrung, ba« Se^rfieber ; a — , e^ne fliic^tige dlb» tl)e iin ©cft^t. HEd'OR, s. 1. .:^eftor (3)JannSname>; 2. ffr. ber 5IurT4)nciber, ®roBvra$» ler, eifcnfreffer, 3Jaufb»lb, ^ienoin* mifi, 33ramarba8. To HECTOR, V. a. &- v. trofecn, bro!;en, gropl>red)en, ^jrablen, auffdjneibrii; larmen, renommireit, bvamarbofja rcu ; to — into, buvd) 2)rol)i!«gen jtt ctnjaS jwingcn ; to— out of, nbtro- feen, nbbrp^en. IIECTORLY, adj. grp^f^rcdjerifc^, anr ma^enb, beletbigenb, nnucrfcbdmt. HEDERACEOUS, adj. i ©pbcn bervors bringcnb; 2.»pn^pben; iiplI(Spt;eu hedc;e, s. bie .^eie, ser 3'"'"; ^ quick-set — , cine libcnbigfe ^etfe, ein ®el;agejauii, .§ccfenja«n ; provf. to be on Ua » rong side of the — , BOI bic unrecbtt <2d)iniebe gcijett, fc^ fcfeic^en, fid) trven ; over — and ditch, iiber .0ccfe unb ©rnben, iiber <£toa unb Stein, iiber ©erg unb Xi}al ; in cojiipos. — ale-house, vid. — tavern ; — beiLs, pi. bic 3«u"3l»'5<^f"/ 28ciS- glijtfcien (^flaiijc) ; — bill, Mnttr Hedging; — bird, bcr S^augcnidltS ; — born, binter bem 3auiie geboren, »on nicbriger (nnbcfamiter) .§eri funft ; — bud, bie .^iigebuttt • — creeper .(— bird\ ber ©ufdiflepVcr, Sanbfircicbcr, CBagaboiib; — fumrt- tory, bcr L^ecfcnerbiaud) ; — bog, 1 bcr 3gel, baS 3«i"ifd;wetii ; 2. »« Secigcl, Sgclftfdj, ,$tugelfifc^ ; 3. bcx Sflclflcc, i^ornigcl, cine *ilrt i2d)ne- dcnflec; — hog-thistie, ber(Sactn§; — hyssop, baS ©nabenfrnnt. bie (5'rb= gaUe; — marri.ice,, bie SBinfelc^e ; — mustard, ber 2Bcgcfcnf; — nettle, bie ^ecfciineffcl ; — note. ba§ 5)orf= licb, ©affenlicb ; bic niebvige Sd)reib= art; — pig. ber jiingc Sgef; — plant, bic SSalbrcfcc ; — priest, bcr ©ette!= pfaffe; — row, bie ©anni£)C(fc; — ruffian, bcr-» ten, cviDcigen. HEED s 1. bie (Sorge, 9Infmerfram» fctf, %\\t, *JId)t ; 5lcl)tung ; 2. 3Sot. fic^t, baS gjj'iiitrau'cn ; 3. bcr (?rnfi to give — , Slditnng gebcii, aufmcr* !cn ; to iai-9 — , fic^ «orfel)en. HEEDFUL, adj. (of, auf) ; (n§fre ; — confounding, bic ^b(tc »ernicbtcnb; —doomed, jur i^i^Ue yernrtbcilt, uerbammf; —fire, bag biJlli'"d)e gcuer; —governed, son bcr .t^tMlc rcflicrt; — hag, ber .£»o(Ieubrad)e (ciu bod))} biifcS QBeib) ; —hated, gcbaijt wic bie .§oUe, biJcbft »crbn5t; — haunted, uoni Sicufel be= fntbt, flcpiai^t ; —hound, bcr ,§oIIcn- bunb ; bcr Seiifel ; blutbiirfligc, firaus fame 3J{cnfcb ; — kiic, bcr igoIJcn= fif icr ; Srctlwaufl; — ward, (uZu. biJl= ienirartg, nac^ ber iSiJllc yt. HELLEBORE, s. bie ^Jicgauirj. HELLEBORISM, s. bag 91iegn)ur5pra= ?3Grat. HELLENIAN, ? ,. „,.;,^;fj, HELLENIC, '5«'?/-!l'«'*«f«'- HELLENISM, s. ber .(JcIIcnigmug, bie gricd)tfd)e Spracbciiicnbeif. HELLENIST, *. 1. b'cr ^cUcuitl; 2. gric^ifd) fc^reibenbe 3nbe- HELLENISTICAL (adv. — ly), bf^Wi: ird)=gricd)ifcb, bellcnitlifd). To HELLENiZE, v v. fid) bcr (jricctt= fd)en Sprad)e bebicncn. HELLESPONT, s. bcr 45eIIcspDltt. HELLISH (adv. — ly), ailj. aug bCr .^ijllc, boUifcb, abfdicnlict), seirucbt; a — crew, bie .^oUcubruf ; — ness, s. bag -Ooflifc^c, 9lbfd)ei:!ic^e, bie 93crruci)tbftt. HELLV, adj. bi^Uifd). HELM, s. 1. bcr .giclm, bie©tnrntbau= be, v^anbe ; 2. ber %\\t f.6elm) eincg 53rcnnfoIbeng ; 3. bcr ©riff am (£fen= crruber; bag Stener, (Stciicrruber ; JV. Ts. — alee! bag .'IJiibcr in ?cc ! — a-mid-ships! 3J2itfd)iffg bag 9lubcr ! lap bag Scbiff yor ben SBinb gcben ! to sit at the — , am fJinbcr ft^cn, rcgie= rcn ; — 's man, ber "Stencrmann • — port, bag -gcnnegat; — wind, ein ei= iicner 2Btnb in ben gebirgigen 2anb= firid)cu ©nglanbg. To HELM. V. a. 1. ftcuem, fiibren, Iet= ten. rcgicrcn, (lu. li.) ; 2. mit cinein i6clnic bcbccfcn. HELMET, s. bcr .^elm ; —flower, bai .-^crintrout, Scbilbfraut; —pigeon, bie .§aulrcn=, gflonncn^, ober S(bleier» taubc; —shell, ber Scebchn (eini ?Jhifd;el). HELMINTHIC I. a-/j. Med. T. SBiU'mcr bctreffcnb, SEiicmer vcrtrcibcuD ; IL — s, pi. aBurmmittel. HELOT, s. ber .gelcte, Sdavt. To HELP, V. a. <$- n. 1. bf'ftn, bcbiilf» licb fei)n, .^iilfe lei)1eii, beiftcben ; 2. fortbelfeit, beforbent, sermcbren ; 3- abbelfcn ; 4. bebicncn, gcben, anbie* ten (bei 2;afcl); —yourself, laiigen (Sic (felbft) ju, bebiciien Sic ficb ; 1 cannot — remarking, tcb faiin nicbt umbin ju bemcrfcn ; who can — it t ivcr faun eg binbcrn ? I cannot — it, id) faun eg nicbt biniJfi^n ; icb faim nid)t bafiir; it cannot be helped, r« !ann uidjtg bclfeu ; alJe g}iiibc iii umfonR, bcm ifl nicbt jn bf'ffu; to — one at a dead lift, Scmanbcm ill bcr bi.id)ftcr» ?lotb beiftebeu; so— me God! emph. fo rvflbr mir @ott feclfc to — down, biiinuter btlfcn ; jiim Untergaug beitrageu ; to — forward, to — up, auf bclfcn, bef inbern ; to — in, binein belfen ; to — ofl', burc^ -§iilf« eutferncu, baoon belfen ; to — on, fortbelfen, aufbclfcn, befLnbern; to — out, biunug bflff" ; tcner, ^Scilanfcr. HELPFUL, rtf/j. 1. bebiilfiid), biilfreicb, willig; 2. niifelid), beilfiim, bicnlic^; —ness, s. bcr 33ci)laub, bic .^cilfam^ !cit. IIELPI,ESS (,adB.—i.Y).n'j biilflog, nn= uermi>genb; pbnc ^eiftani<, yevlaf« fen, elenb ; —ness, .v. bie .<^iiIfIo(]g- ' fcit, UnBcrmSgenbett. HELTER-SKELTER, adr. tibcr .'r^M ui!b Jtopf, in grower (?i(c, nntcr ober bnrcb einanbcr, ?i«/^. baftbunidit ge= fcl;cn, boltcrpoltcr. HELVE, s. ber Stiel, .f>clm (einrr 91rt). To HELVE, j>. a. mit etucm SticJcvcra febcn, bcftielcn. HELVETIA, s. ^ci'jctia, bie Sd)ivfij. HELVETIC, adj. bclyctifi-b, fd)U>rijf=» rtfd) ; — confederacy, bic (Sibgeiioffeit= fdjaft. HEM, L s. i. bag gfJiiufpcrrt ; 2. ber Sanm ; u. mt. bcm ! bm ! be ! beta Ttf HEM, c. I. w. fid) vaufperu; ii pf» njcb, bic SUigrcinc. HEMICYCLE, ,9. bcr ^albjirfcl; ^a\U gpflug (in ber gbronologie). HEMINA, s. ein altcg iUJa^ yon iingea fiibr jebn lliijcn. HEMIPLEGY. s. bcr Sdilagffufi, bet nnr einc Scite beg Jtinpeig gcttojffJt bat. HEMISPHERE, s bie .^olbfngel. HEMISPHERIC, (— CAU\ o.j/. l^iV)* fugelift. HEPT IfEMISTlou, s. iaS .^cniifltcfjiiim. UEMISTICHAL, (uJj. tie 33ci-«l)alftc bc- jeidjncnb. ' HEMLOCK, s. bcr (2(i)ierlitli3 ; —bark, Me 9f{iube bcr 'Sci)iia'liii;]§tanne ; — spruce-tir, bte Sc^iicvliiiiigtaniif. irESIOPTYSIS, s. J)M. T. ba3 93lut= fvctctt. HEMORRHAGE, > s. Mel. T. bcv 331ut= HEMORRHAGY, 5 flur^, iMutflliiJ. aEMORRHOIDAL. ai/J. ^XW fiolblteu 9lber ge^ot^j, ^amon-tjinialifct). HEMORRHOIDS, s.pi. tk golbiie 5Iber, jg>dmorvf)otben. HEMP, s. bec.'panf; — agrimony, bet iHJaffei-bofteii {Kupatonum — /,.) ; — ■ beater (—dresser), ber ,§aitfbred)Cr, .^anfbcveitcf ; — dog's bane, bte Sets beitpflaiuc ; — dose, bcr ^aufacfer, bag ^aiiffclb ; —comb, bie ^anf^e= 6)d, —kiln, bie .^aiifbnrrc; —seed, bcv Jpauffaine ; —oil, baS .6aufol ; — siiakings, pi. bcr 5Iii«fd)uiit)auf ; — Blieaves, pi. bie .^ailffc^abcit ; — stalk, bcr Jpanfilciigcl ; — tow. bie Jprtnf&e= be; — tree, bcr jlciifcl)baunt, ba§ ^ft'eufr^lamm, ber iUioucijSpfcffer. HEMPEN, adj. battfcil. HEMPY, aij. hanfarttii (utii]cw.) HEN, s. bie .6cnue, b'a8 .§ut)tt, 2Cctb= C^en, bie (Sie ; comjms. — bird, bie 4?crtiic ; — pigeon, bte S^aiibe; — sparrow, brtS 2Beibcl;cn wn ciuem ©perliiig ; guinea — , bie ?t'ertt)eituc ; — of a plieasant, eitie Safaneiibcitne ; --bane, baS 33ilfeilErailt (Hyoscynmus — L.) : —bit, ber ^iil)iierbavm, .§iil)= Iterbip (Jllsine — L.). — coop, tdi .<3ii&ncrbebaltHit5 (auf Sc^iffcu), bcr .pubiteitorb; — driver, bcr 5i3Icifalt ; — '8 feet, bcr ^iibncrfuB ; —harrier, ( -harm), ber .6iil)iieri?cicr, i§ii()uers aar, bie .6ii()itcnveii)e ; — iieaned, ocrjiigt, fctije, —house .Piiii)iier[)au§; —mould, —soil, fc^iuavjcv, fc^Iain= nttgev i'^ObCII ; to — peck, ». a. fiim. coiiu boffii aSBeibeni) ba« 3ic(\iniciit tin .§aufc fiiljveu, beii Wlunn c\mkn ; —pecked fam. Itlltcr beill 5PiUltOffcl ficbeub ; —roost, bie .^ii&ueiftaiiae, J^uf)nerflctae, bcr .§u[)iierflaU. HENCE, a/Zii. 1. DPii ^iiiiicn, Jjpit f)ier roefl, wt(\, rocg Ijier, fovt, binwcg; 2. 't)tevait§, baraiiei, vou ba ; bat)cv ; 3. «on je^t «U, in 3ufililft ; a year—, binnc4 bifi^ i'"b eiiiem ^alnt ; not many days — , til njciligcu .lateen ; — may be induced, bicrait? Icitjt ftd) fo(= a,t\K ■ — it ii«.., babev Eommt (riil}rl) ti..; hence! mavfd) ! HENCEFORTH, ? adn. l?eu jc^t HFlNCEFORWARD, i (nun) CItl, bill= fiiro, fiiuftta. HENCHBOV, M- -f & * ber 2Saffcn= HF.iVCHMAN, S travjer, 2cibbieuer, Se= fciente, tpaj^e. HENDECAGON, s. O. T. ba« (filfcif. HENDECASYLLABLE, .«. bcr 93cr5 (bie metrtfcbe Scife) »Mt clf.(2i)Ibeii. HENDIADIS, s. Oram. T. citic rebnefi= fcfcc %\<\\\x, be: 5wei Subftautiuc ftatt imi SubftautiaS uub cines 'Jlbjcctii'^ (\cbrau(i)t wcrbcn. 5IENBY, s. ^cinric^ (i!)}annS!minc). HEPATIC, \a'ij. }uv* ^cbcr gc()i)= HEPATICAL, S rig. HEPATOSKOPY. s. bte Sebcrbcfcbaits «ng, fca§ SOabrfugen awi bcr Siebcr. HERS, s. vl- bte .Piiigebllttcn ; — tree. ber ©agcbiittenflrnmi), tic .Sagcvofe. HEPTACAPSUi.AR. adj. nitt ftcben ■Rapfeitt Dber Sarb*"'- HEPTACHORD, s 1. (fiMifl) ba§fieben= faitige juftnimcut; I. bai f^nflem ber ©ninttbue, ber ©icbcuElang. HEPTAEDBOiV, 6, G T. tag Sj^t^UM' HERB bron (eiiie Sigur mit ftcben eeiten oberSla^en). HEPTAGON, s. Fort. D, V. a. fcicrlid) cinfiibvcn. HERALDIC, adj. bic .gcralbiC bctref- fcnb. HERALDRY, s. 1. bie .^cvatbif, SQap- pcnfunft; 2. ba3 .g)cvD[b«amt. HERALDSHiP, s. baS 5lint ciiteS ■Qixoh be8 (ala^Jlnsvufcr). HERB, s. bag ,ih"aut ; in compos. — ben- net bag ^-Beucbictcntrant ; — bretch, bie QSrombecvftanbC ; — Christopher, bag Khviftopb^fvaut ; —eating, trau= tcrfreffcnb ; -Gerard, bic 9lngelica ; — (of; grace, bic iJiautC; — maiket, bcr cftrautcrinavtt; — Paris ( — true love), bie gtnbccrc, SSolfgbecre, bag Sanaugc; — porridge, bie ,$trauter=: fiippc; —Robert, bag DiobertgfiMUt (-Jlrt beg (5tovd)fd)nabelg); — snufi; bcr j?rautcr=Sd)uapftabrtt ; — trefoil, bcr Jllcc; —trinity, bag 3clangcrie= lieber, bie ©rcifaltigfcitgblnme; — two pence, bcr SBcibcricl) ; — woman, bie .flrauterfrau ; (pot) herbs, « pi. ©emiifc. HERBACEOUS, aiij. ju bcn Jtrciiitcrtt gebiJi'ig, ErauteraVtig. HERBAGE, s. 1. bag .^rautcnuerE, ©rag, bicSrafiiiig, SBcibe, S-vift; 2. bag 2Beibrcc^t,2Bcibegclb, bcr ®rag= jcbcnbc. iiEiiBACHED, a'lj. mit ®rag bcbcJt. HERBAL, I. .?. bag .ftcrbavtum, Jliiiu^ tcrbucb, 513flaii5citbucl); ll.aij. ju bcn Jtrautcrn gcl)orig. HERBALIST, ) s. bcr ,$lrautcr= HERBARisT, iw. it,) J Ecnuer, ^4iflan= jeuEciincr. HERBARY, s. bcr jlvantcrgarten. HERBELET, s. dim. bag Jtrautd)en, ^flan5d)en. HERBFJ3CENT, adj. graftg, frflutartig, alg @rag (JlvaiU) »oacl)fcnb. HERBID, adj. (113. ii.) vid. Herbou.s. HERBIVOROUS, adj. CPU ®rag obcr ,itrautcrn lebeiib, gvagfrcffcnb. HERBLESS,rtrZ/. uubenjadjfcn, graSlog; uiifru^tbar, biivr. HERBORIST, vid. Herdalist. HERBORIZATloN,s. 1. bag .^crbprt)t= rcK, ^fiptanifiren ; 2. — s, pi. in8pfu= lieu angebilbcte S]if{aujcit, l)erbpriftv= te 5)cntritcn. To HERBORIZE, ii. a. .^niutcr fudn'n obcr fainincln, t)erborifircn, botaiiifi= ven. HERBOUS, ad;, cpll .$trautcr, bcgvafct. HERBY, adj. Erautavtig, grafidit; gragretc^ (ip, ii,). HERM HERCULEAN, adj. .(3crEu[eg= JtvClfff tU foibcrnb, berfnlifc^ ; — ciub, >t< .^crEutcgEeule. HERCULES, s. Mjth. ncn! in compos. — about ( — ahouts. — away n. ii.), l)icr berum ; in bicfer ©egeub; — above, bi'^'l'' Obcn; — after, bter= uad)il, nad> bicfcm, Eiinftig, Eiinftigs bin ; in eiuem Eitnftigen Bnftaitbe, obcr 5icbcu; bcr Eiinftige 3"ftanb. bie 3"f""ff ; — at, bieviiber ; ^ — be- low, bifv nntcn ; M. ic. am 'Sii^e bie= feg; —by, bifvbmd), buvd) @fgcn« iXHirtigcg; aniitir, betgcbcnb, beige* fd)lDf)cn; — froiii, — of, bttrooiu baber ; — in, i)kxin ; — in after men tioned, L. Ph. \)kx »iadKrti.\i(>nt ; — Into, biev biuciii ; — on, (— upon), bJcr» auf, bicviibcr; — oui,bicraug; — to (—unto), bierju; — tnfore. »er biefein, uormalS ; —with, bievmit. IIEREDITABLE, adj. crblic^ (W. ji.) ; —monarchy, bag Srbvcid). HEREDITAMENT, s. /.. T. bag Sv&e, CSrbgut; bie (Srbfcbaft. HEREDITARILY, ado. Cvblicb, bur^ Cfrbff^aft. HEREDITARY, ar//. crblid). HEREMrriCAL, adj. vid. Hi'.kmitkai. HERESIARCH, s. bie (SljEc^cr, bdfl .Se^crbaupt. HERICSIARCIIY, .<:. btf CSvjEcfecvei. HERESY, s. bie .Vtctscvci. HERETIC, s.bcrJtcfecr. HERETICAL {ado. — l.v), adj. Ec'^Crifc^ mit Jlcfcerei. IIERETOCH, I s. + bvT ^eerfiil>rer, HERETOG, J •£>Ct?og. HERIOT, s. A 7'. 'bcr ©ewanbfall. Jdauptfall, bag .^cevgctvettc. bag be- flc.&aupt (bcrteuom iiJcbngbfrrn au3 ber SSerlarfctifdjaft feincg SBafaUeu willEiibrlicb ju mctblcnbe ©tiiJ). HERIOTARLE, adj. ber 9lbgabe kca .gauptfalUg Pber .^cergenjcttcg uu= terwovfcn. HERITABLE, a'// 1. crbfabtg ; 2. evbltc^. HERITAG/'; s. 1. bie C5vbfd)art. ba3 erbe, erbgut ; 2. Th. T. bag S^oll ©ottcg, bag (Srbc. ^ „ , . HERMAPIIRODITY, s. ber 3uftanb f u ueg Bwittcrg obcr ■§ennapt)vobitrii. HERMAPHRODITE, ... btr 3rotttcr. .,iI. fiERN, s. vid. Heron. HERNHILL, s. ba« Sructjfraut. HERNIA, s. (latetiiifcf)) bn- (Sanii;) HERO, s ber .gcfb. HERODIAN, I. adj. ^eVObtfd) ; —disease, fctC Saufefrattt^cit; n. Herotiians, s. pi.vU v&erobtaner. HEROIC, I adj. Ijeroifd), HEROICAL (f/io. — ly). i Ijoil^^ev^ig, ^elbeitmiitbifl, l}elbeitmii^tij ; cptfc^ ; — ness, s. bas igcrotfc^e, ber ^flbeit= mutf). UEROtc, s. ber e^)ifc^e (^crotfc{)e) Sere! (au5 fitiipptilf" Sambfu bc= fle^Vnb ); — to spealt in heroics, ttt (f utjiiifung fprec^ett, fc^iuarmeii ; — line, baS §elbciigef(Jlcc^t, ber .g>eU betifiaium; —poem, baS ^e!beiii)c= i>id)t HEROIC-COMIC, adj. ^erotfc^=fomtfc§ (i)OU Ocbic^tett^. HEROINE, s. bte ^elbtnu. EfEROiSM, s. bjr .Selbeiimut!). HERON, s. ber ^eiber, 3Jciger; — sJiaw, has 3lei ()eritefi. HERONRY, s. bcr 9iei^erftaitb. KEROSHip,«.>c. bte 45elbeiifc^aff. HERPES, .9. s. T. bte ©iitsuiibiitig bcr ^ant, Sfafettgeroulfl. HERPETIC, adj. flcct)tfitnrttg. HERRING, s. ber .^artug ; pickled — , fcf r 'Salsfjirtttg ; red — , ber Sucf= latg ; —bone, (ijormals) cttt 33auin= «5oUcisjeug ; — huss, bie .^avtiig§bu= fc; —col), bcr junge .§artug ; —fish- cry, biei^drtiigSftfc^eret, ber^^arttigSs faitg ; — gihber, bcr, bte ^ari'ttgejitin (Stulegen pniparirt; —hangs, p/. $la= ^e jitiii 9tauci5erttgefaljeiicr.§artnge ; -packer, bcr .partitggfalser ; — smack, bcr ^artng«jagc'r (9lrt fletner Sagbfc^tffe jur Uttterftufeuiig ber .&a= vtitgSbufen) ; —time, bie3fitbe8§d= I'iug^faiigcS ; —woman, bic Jpdring«> frau, ^driiigStramcrtun. HERS, pron.fem. pass, bcr, btc, bflS ibre, ubcr tfirige; this book is—, btefc« 95uc^ gc^ort tl)r ; this is a beau of—, bicS ift ctitcraoiit^reit 9l:ibcterit; she lias h,?r and — at her command, ftC tiiib bte tbrtgeit fle^ii t^r ju Ocbofe. HERSCHEL, s. vid. Gkoroiitm sidus. viEHSE, s. Fort. 1. bic Sfittmegge, baS rtallgatter, ©cfeu^gattcr; 'I. vid. Hearse. To IlERSE, V. a. vid. To Hexrsi:. HERSELF, pro?!. /cm. fclbfl, ftC fclbfl ; ibr fclbfl; ft*, ftt^ fclbfl; 'tis she — , ftc ifl eS fclbfl; she did itof — , fie l)at eS uiui fclbfl (aiis etgencm 2lu= tvicbc, aiii? fccieii ©tiiifcil) ; she (has) killed — , ftc bat ft* umgcbrac^t; she is by — , fie tit {am\) rtUcin ; it is like — , bag ill tbr glcic^, ift (fo) tbre 5lrt; she livss like —, fte Icbt itad^ \\^xtm ©tattbc. HESITANCY, ,?. ba« Stoifcit, 3i.igcrit, SSebeiiEen, bte Uitfc^tiifftgfcit. HESITANT, adj. jijgerii'b ; laiigfa n ^rci^eiib. 168 To HESITATE, o. n. 1. jijgerii, anfle= licit, itufcf)liif|tg,5tt)cifell)aftf«;u, 33e= bciifen hageii ; 2. tm 9lcbcti aiijto= ^cn, ftoifeii. HESITATINGLY, adv. jcgeritb, 'un= fdjliifftg, jweifclcrregenb, bcbcitfltc^ ; florfciib. HESITATION, s. 1. bie Uit,«miyf)cit, Unfcl)liiffigEcit; 2. ba« StiKfeit, 9lu= ftogcn tin 3icbeii ; without — , fo= gteid). HESPEP^s.* bcrSlbenbflcni, .§cfvcru8. HESPERIA, s. * (3lbeiib[anb) Staltcn, s. pi. Ast. T. btC HETEROSCii, 5 6-iufd)atttgcn (-^blfcv jiuifc^eu bcit SBeiibc^ uttb ^c- lavjirfclll) ; Heteroscian, adj. eillfd;at= ttg. To HEW, r. a. ^aueit, ^^adfctt ; 6c6au= frt ('iiaubolj, :i. f. ID. nttt bcr 3iin= mcvai't) jubaucu, formcit, bilbcii; to — down, iticbcrbaueii, umbaucit, yer= tjaucii, fdllcii; to — oir, cbb'^iicit, trenitcn; to — out, aiiS^aucti; fd)af= fen, bilbcn ; to — to pieces, in (jii) ©tiideit tiauen ; to — up, serbaueit, fimltcti; torougii — ,anS bcin ®r6b= flcit bcbauett. IIEWER^. bcr. gaiter, Jicbniier, Stciii; batter, tatciiimcfe, .riolsb'Hifi'. HEXACnORD. s. Mas. T. 1. bic 'StXti ; 2. cin fcrf)SfaitigeS 2;oiirocv!5ciig. HEXADE,.9. btc 3abl sou (2ed)§. HEXAEDRON, s. G. T. bte 5^igtir mit fcc^S gletc^cnglai^cit, bcr 5Siivfcl baS 45crnebron. HEXAGON, s. a. T. bcii Sec^Secf. HEX.VGONAU adj. fcd)«ccfig. HEXAMETER, l's. bcr .iSerantctcr ; ii. adj. beramctrifc^, fcrfiafiigig. HEXAMETRic, J adj. rtiiS .gerame= HEXAMETRiCAii, i tern bcflebcub. HEXANGULAR. adj. fec{)3iuinfclig, fed)Sccfig. HEXAPETALOUS, adj. B. T. fc(^«blat- terig. HEXASTICH, ». bas fcd)«}cilige ®e= bicfet. HEXASTILE, s. Arch. T. bag ©cbdubC mit fcd;6 Sdulcu in bcr Sfontc. HEY, m£. cv)! cl>! nid;tn)abv! be!lit- fltg ! compos. — d.iv I I. int. bc, Un'^ tflS? ii'ag gicbt's? beibn ! bcifn! bcifafa! jiidibc! aii\ li .*. bag 3"d)= t)?, bic ?ufttgfctt, aBilbf)eit, I^eftige Slufmnlluug, ^{%i. j —day of pleasure ber Subel ber grenbc. HIATUS, s. 1. bie Dcpung, Siicfc; 2, Oram. T. bag 3ufontntenfto6cu jtceici aJoEalc, bcr ©d^nlaur. HIBERNAL, adj. juiu SBtntcr gcprig, rointerlic^. HiBERNiA, s. * x^ibcrnicii, Srlanb. IHBERNLVN, I. adj. tvldnbifd) ; U. f bcrSvlaiibcr. IIIBERNICISM, 5. tiii irldnbtfi-^ Spradjcigcnbeit. HICCOUGH, s. bcr Sc^IutJcn ; to - V. n. ben iSd)Iucfen ^abcu; fc^luc^jcu mCKUP, s. vid. Hiccough. HICKORY, s. bcr toct^c ameiifanifcfjt SBaUnugbaunt; — bark, bie Oliube bicfcg 93anmeg; — nut, bic (fleiuc) n>ci9e SBallnu^. HICKWALL, HicKWAY, s. bcr @ritn= fvec^t. HID.AGE, s. L.T. + bag 5PfIuggclb, bte .^nfcnftener. HIDUENLY, adv. + |)cimlic5, tng ®e:< betm. To HIDE, V. I. a. ycrbcrgcii, »crfiecfcu; «erbctmlid;cn; ll. ?j. uVrborgen, »cr= fiCift fcl;n ; Hide and seek, bClg 3Ser= flccfcn, a3cvfletffpiel (eiii ,itinbcv= fviel). HIDE, s. 1. bie i^ant, bag Sell (eincg Xbicrcg) ; 2.- (— of land), bcr $^fl"(l (bicgufe) !k!attbeg ; — bound, (mit bcr .gtaut Dbcr Dcr 3fJinbc) atigciuac^fcn (von ^Pfcrbcn unb 33dnntcu). HIDEOUS imh. — ly), adj. fdjCf.^lid), gvdpltd;, fiircfctcrlid), fdn'ctflid); — ness, s. bte Scbcu()lid)fctt, ®rdplid)= fcit, gnrc^tbarfeit. IIIDER, s. bcr etwag »cr|lcJf, uerbivgt. HIDING, s. bag SShflctfcn, 33erbcrgcu ; — place, bcr ©c^luvfwinfel, bag a^cvfterf. Tu HIE, V. n. Ctlcrt ; — Uiee, ci(e bic^! mad)c fort! HIERARCH, s. bcr .gicrarc^, .^crrfc^cr, bag geifllt(^e Dfcer^aupt. HIERARCHAL, > ndj. pvicflcrbcvv= HIERARCHICAL, 5 fc^aftlid), btcrav^ d)ii&,. HIERARCHY, s. l.bic.^terarcitc,5)jrte=! ftcrbcrrfd)aft ; jtirc^eitverfaffuug ; 2. Jiangorbnnng bcr ^itgcl, u. f. tv. HIEROGLYPH, ^ s. bic .6icroghipf)C, HIEROGLYPHIC, J .§icrogh)pbif. einubilbcrfunbe, QSifbcrfvcac^c, ^iU bcrff^vift. HIEROGLYPHIC, > (ndr. — ly). adj. HIEROGLYPHICAL, J l)icrogl9vf)ifc^, ftnnbilblic^. HIEROGRAM, s. cinc 5lrt f)eiligct @d)rift. HIER0GR.\lVrM.4.TIC, adj. tint ^ciligc ©divift barflcHenb. HIEROGRAMMATIST, s. bcr .0icvO=! gli)pbenfd)rcibcr. HIEROGRAPHY, s. bie f;cilige (geifl:" li^c) ©c^rift. HIEROLOGY, s. bic 3lb[)aiibhing (3icbc) liber gcifllid)t Singe. HIERO^LANCY, s. bag SBabvfagcn aiig Dpfern. iiiEROME, s. .^ieroni)inug (2J?anng3 name). HIEROPHANT, s. bet 5Pvicftcr, ^tlU giong(e|)rcr, (Sttftoorf}e()cr, .§icro« To HIGGLE, V. n. 1. (bcim i^anbcl) (Sc^raterigfciten mac^cn, bingcn, {nif» fern (— at, for, a.,out. iiber, nm) ; 2. banftrcn gebcn, fcil tragen, f)5£cn. HIGGLEDY-PIGGLEDY, adv vutg. SU* leg bnrd) einanbcr, ntitcr etnanber wit Mvaxit nnb 8'liiben. HIGGLER, s. bcr 4?i5fcr, ,6a«ftrcr. HIGH, adj. ,<;■ adv. 1. bod) ; 2. crbabcrt 3. groj); 1 ftavf mdctitig; 5. bcftifl^ HIGH HIGH HIND -fitjc, untenffam, wilb; fi. ^oc6= irabciib, fc^iviilftig; 7. fc^wievig ; 8. flolj; 9. ^vac^tifj; 10. tbciiev; 11. weit (»om iDienbian) ; 12. kut ; on — , tit bic .§of;e, aufroartS; glory be to God on — , (S()ve fet ®ott in ber .§Bf)e; from on — , »ort obcit, ai:s bcr SQobe; the most — , ber 9inert)B(^ftf, O^)0tt; the wind blows very — , ber aBiili) f^C^t f)cftU3 ; the pulse beats — , ber ^^ulS frfjliigt flarE; to play — , lipcb fpieten ; to feed —, l)oc^ lebeu; to spend — , »iel »crt^UU J to drink — , ftiivf triufcil ; to reason — , ^VUttbltd) HVtbcilett; in a — strain, til eilteni bu^ieil 2;ouc, fi^njulfliij ; a forest of — trees, ber .^OCl)TOalb ; — and low, JO0l)( Unb Sfltcbcre ; — and dry, auf Dcm Srocfeiieti, gcjlraiibct; — to the \orth, f)0(^ liad) iTtorbcn; it is — day, ti tfl hocb am Sage, it is — noon, e8 ift l)Od; SUiittdg ; 'tis — time, eS t|l I)0^e3t'it; of —date, »oit frii^eit ^ei- teii, langc bcr ; very — , fc^r ^o^ im --l^rctfe ; fe^r alt ; as — as .. , JU bem 'ISrcife you .. ; — aimed, .gro§e, ^o^e (bortuvabeitbe) ^piane bcbeub; — ai- t;ir, tor L^ocijaltar, ^^aii^j'taltar ; — Hrchod, f)Od?geilHilbt; — aspiring, bPft)= fli-f briib; — baiiiir, ber Db.eramtmaiut ; — Iiearin;' cock, Sp. E. etil .§ablt, bcr flroper ifl x\), 3acobit ; — flown, auf= fleblafeu, ftolj; bo^trabenb, fi^wiiU fiig; — fliishwi, crbobeu, (— with hopes, burd) i§Dffumigcu); —flying, bocb fliegeub;' boc^ Ijtnaug n>oUenb, CUtbuftaftifcb ; — forehead, bie bobe Stiru ; — g.i/.ing, aufiuSrtS btidctiti ; —German, {)Od)beulfc^ ; — going, f)OC^ (^obl) gebeiib (»ou ber (See); — grown, bot^ge«3a(|)feu; — hand, eine fd)mere -gaiis (etue briicfenbe Dbcr= berrfcbaft) ; — heaped, aufgebauft, aufgctbiirnit; — liearted, bod)bci-'5tg ; — heeled, ntit bobeu ilbfa^cu; — bung, bPd)baugciib ; — land, f)0^e« ^aiib, eiii fieileS lifer; — language, ftolj^e, auinafjeubc !2prad)e; — life, bnS yoruebiiie Scbeu, bie gro§c 2BeIt, ■^iobenjcU; — lived, mobifc^, »or= uebm; — living, ba3 uoruebiucSebeu ; — looks, ftol^c iMicfe; — mass, bie bobe 3J2effe, baS.SodMint; — mettled, feurtj, bifeig. ftiinnifd) ; — minded, boc^llUuig ; ftolj ; — misdemeanour, /-. T eingrobe« iiur bem.^pdjyevratl) nac^ftebcubcS 33erbi-cd)cu, .(o(tuptyer= brwitn; — mixed, M K. boi^bbuut (uon SSeijeuarteu t« 5?o(en,Ofl= uub aBejlpreupcu) ; — mounted, b^djgcs tl)iirmt, uberauS bot^; — operation, .s. T. bcr fetciufcbuitt au3 bem oberen Sbeil bcr SBIafe ; — palmed, Sp. E. I)ocb aufgefe^t, mit I^obem ©ewet^ ; — passions, p!. ^eftige ?eibenfd)aftert ; — place, bie 5Iut)iji)e, >§Df)e; ber f)o|)e ©tanb; — placed, ^oc^ gcftcUt; — pleasure, eiu bobeS SSergniigen; — premium, bie bobe 5Pramie ; — pressure engine, JUJafd^iue mit {)oc|gerpann= tern ®ru(f ; — price, bcr ^o^e SpreiS; — priest, bcr 43obcpriefler; — prin- cipled. 1. yon bobf'i ©ruubfaijeu ; 2. beu@ruubfa^eu trcu; 3. ju gemiffeu; baft; 4. au8fd)trcifeub, itugereintt (fcc^ foubers Ui poIitifd)eu ©niubfa^cn); — raised, f)od)crf)obeii, erf)abcn ; bo^ begcijlert; — rate, bcr I)o[)e ^^rei§ (vid. — course): to be at a — rate, tbeucr 5u fteben fomincu; — reach- ing, |)od)reid)eub ; ^oc^ftrebenb ; — reared, b^d), I'lffiil ; — red, bDd)rot^ ; — resolved, entf(^loffcn, bcberjt ; — road, vid. — waj" ; -— roofed, fin l>oi)tS ^ad) fiabeub;' — school, bie ^obere Sci^ulauflalt; — sea, bie I)obe See, bcr f)obc (Bccgaiig, ^obc8 SBaffcr ; — seasoned, fd^avf gcjuitrjt, bptbgc^ unirjt; —seated, tu ber ,§i3be feiuen Si^ babcub, oben; — sheriff, bcr Dberriditcr ; — sighted, tmnier in bie .joobc (aufmartS) fcbenb, f)od)ftrcbcnb; — souied, bocbbf^i!'!!. erf)abc^n ; — soiiied thoughts. gro§e fer^abeiic) ®e= bauten; — sound, bet ^obe S;ou ; — sounding. laut tOUCUb, fdjallcub ; — spirited, floi^, bod)berjig, fii^n, mu; tbig; trofeig; ftarrfiitutg ; —stand- ing, a house of — standing, CtU gUtcS (foiibcS, bebcutcube^ .(?aubcU=).^auS; — steward, vid. Ulltcr Stkward ; — stomaclied. bartuciifig, ftarrfjiiuig ; fiol?, aufgcblafen; — swelling, bod) anfftweUcub (you ben SQogeu beS 3}?ecrc«) ; — swoin, flavf aufgefd)n3oI= leu ; fdjmiilftig, aufgcblafen'; —taper, ba« aBolUiaut, ,iterseufraut, bie Mb-- nig^fcrje {Vcrbtf^cHm thnpsus — X.) ; — tasted, yon fc^arfcm (pifantcm) @cfd)mad ; — tide, bit bol)e Slutb ; — towered, boebgell)iirmt ; — treason, bcr .^ofbyerratb; — viced, ciufjeifl laficrbaft, freyclbaft; —water, baS l)obe SBaffcr, bcr bodjftc SBaffcrflanb jur alutbjcit, ^cil bod) SBaffev ; — water mark, bcr 5Ji?iifferflanbSincffer, bie Sfutbmarfe am Ufcr ; — way, bie Slaubftva^e, .§cerfirai5e, ^poftftra^e, bcr (5ubrwcg ;' on the — way of . ., auf bem ^UUttc git . . ; — wayman, ber ©tra^cnrauber ; — way-robbery, berStraBcnraub; — wind ( — storm), ber bfffige SBiub ober Sturm; — words, ber 33ombafi, iSd)itiulfi; — wrought, ganj yollcubct, BoIIbrad;t; anggcarbeitct; bo^^ bcwegt (yon ben Slutben, ober Scibcufd)afteu). HIGHER, {comjmr. yOU High) biJbcr; of much — date than .., au3 frii|)crer 3eit al8 .., alter; to bid — , (in aiuftioucn) mebr bietcu als bcrSe^tc; to go — , auffd)lagcn (yom Spvcifc). HIGHEST, {super. yoU Hiaii), bcr, bic, ba3 pcbflc ; Uie — bidder, ber 2}Jcijit= bietcube. HIGHLAND, I. g. ba§ .^oc^tanb, ?(»rg= lanb, ©cbirgc; ir. adj. ^odjldnbif^. HIGHLANDER, s. Ux ^OC^tdubcr, 33ergbewof)ner. HIGHLANDISH, adj. CtU ^crgUlUb U- jeic^neitb. HIGHLY, ndn. 1. I)OC^ , 2. grofi,, flol^ ; 3. fcbr, bi5c^lid) ; — cultivated, bod)fl gebilcict; — finLshed. bedift (im ebcl= iii-n Stj)[, ©efdjmacf) »oUenbet ; ftarf fljjpretirt; — gifted, bo^begabt, gciflr reid) ; — rouged, ftarf gcfc^miuft, HiGHiVESS, .5. bie .&6be, (Srbabenbeit SortrcffIicj)Ef it, 5Bitrbe,Dbcvgen)a(t; ^Obeit; his—, ©r.>&obett; his royal — , Seine fijniglic^c ^obeit. To HIGHT, V. a. pres. bei^C, i)t\^t ; I* men I — , id) betge Spinet! ; how highteth she ? tuie beipt ftc? vrf-t- ^tfiJ> itavb gcbei^eu; j'l^rt. geljci^ett, flf' nauut, beuanut. To HIGHTEN, v. a. vid. To Heiohte.i. HIGHT, IIiQHTH, s. vid. Height. HIGLER, s. vid. Higgleii. To HIL.ARATE, v. a. vid. To E.yiiii.a. RATE. HILARITY, s. bie ?5rDbl!d)Ieit, ?ufi. r jJLARY, ."!. ^ilariua (aJianuSuame). HILL, s. bcr i^iigcl; at the —side, aui .^iigel; up — , aufivdvt*, bcrgau; to write up — , frumut fd)rciben'; down — , bergunter, bergab ; — rose, tuilbev 9io§marin ; —stream, bcr SBcrgftvom ; —top, bie 33crgfpi&c. To HILL. V. a. Jim. (bic (Srbc) Hin J?ar= toffcln, u. f. w. baufeln. HILLED, adj. l)Ui]tU(j,. ^iigcl b«bcnb ; the seven — city, bie eiebcubitgelfiabt (9tom). HILLING, .<^. 1. bic .giille, 2)cde; 2. ba« .fjdufelu. HILLOCK, s. bcr ficine .f>iigel. HILLY, a/ij. biiaclig, -Siigcl ^abcnb. HILT, .«. baS .geft, ®cfdp ; up to tlie — . bi« an ben ©riff, ^vft; fiff. iibcr uub iibcr yoU, bis itber bie SDbreit. HiLTED, a'!j. Ulit cinem.^cfte ober ®c= fdpe ycrfct)cu. HIM, proa. obj. of He, 1. t|n, t^Ul ; 2. bem, ben. HIMSELF, pron. Ct fclbft, flC^fclbfl; ftd), ibin fibn) fdbfi; he—, er fclbft; God — ®ott fclbfi ; by — , fiir ftd), alleiu; unbcglcitct; lie read by — . cr taS fiir fid), aUciU; he read of — , cr fiiig you fclbfi (au« freien Stiideti) an JU (cfcn • he read about — , er lai etmas ibu 33ctrcffcnbc8 ; he read nat to — . er lal laut fiir ftcf) ; for — , fiir fid), an ftc^ ; he did it of — , er t^at tS yoil fclbfi; he makes n)uch of — , cr mad)t yiel aus fid); 'tis like — , bas glcidjtibm; fo ma^t tt'i; he iive.s like—, er Icbt feinem ©tanbc gemaC ; he is beside — , er ift au^cr ftc^, cr ifl yon Sinneu. HIN, s. ein f^IiifftgfcitSmag uoit Hngc= fdl)r jc{)n gJiutcu bei ben altcit 3ubcn. HIND, L adj. Ijiutcr, bcr (bie, ba8) ^iu-- terc; — claw, bie bintere JVlauf, ©rcifflauc ; — flap, iaS ^^iutertbctl (am -Ocmbc) ; —hand, Sp. E. bcr bin-. tcre 2;l)eil bc« ^pfcibcS ; —legs. pi. bie ^tutcrbeiue ; —most, binterftc, Icfete, ber (bie, baS) ,§iuterf}e ; the devil take the —most, proo. ber JScufel I)Olie ben .§tnterftcn ; —part, baS ^^intcr* tbeil; — posts and rails, Typ. Ph. baS f)iuterc ^prcpgefleUe ; —wheel, baS tStnterrab; ii.^.l. bcr Jlued)t, Sage- liJbncr (auf bem ?aubc) ; 2. bev 3?auvi (im itntcrgcorbnctfleu Scrbaltuits), . covt. SSaucrliimmel ; 3. bie .^iubinti, .§irfd)ful), Sp. E. baS 3;t}ier; i« cnmpcx. — berries, p!. Simbccrcu ; —calf, fcflS 5irf.^talb. HINDER, adj. ^tntcr, bcr fbtc, iai, ^inteie; —feet, bie .^iuterfiige ; — — most, rid. Hi.sdmost ; — part, b«S .^iutertbetl. To HINDER, V. a. <$- n. 1. f^tnbcrH (— from, on . .), bcmmcn, aufbaltcn ; binbcrub ober fli5renb a>irtcn ; fiijren ; ibiubcrutffe evrcgcu; 2. iim eti»af bviugcn, fd)iTben. DINDERANCE, .•?. 1. b.iS .§tubcrni9, id Slufentbalt; 2. Sc^abc, ?Jad)tbci'. 180 HIS HITC HOBB JllJfDERER, s. bte l&tnbfrnbe 5perfon Dbcr (£arf)e ; bcv ^Jliiftop. HINDOO, s.ber.^inHtS. HINDOSTAN, s. J^iuboflan. HINDRANCE, .5. vid. Hindkrance. HINGE, 1. s. bte3liin«l, .§aii3e, .§afpv, fcaS i^mb (eiiicr x^iir, u. f. w. ge; wijt)iiltcb im pi. Saitbev, ti. f. w.); jiaS Sd)arnier (ciucr 'Doff) ; 2. fg. bci- ^uiift, bic .§aiivtfad)e. To iiiNGE, V. I. «. 1. init ^R\\ci,t\ii vier= fchcit, ctuf)iin3eit ; 2. iiiu bie 5lugcl bicbcii; II. ji. to — upon.., iid) i>xt= J)Cii uin . . . To HINT, 1-. a. ftttcn aSiiif (jekit, Iic= lUfrtliit macbcii (ditem ctwnS), 511 «jciftcl)eu gebett, bcibrtitgfii, cu/. fie= rfcu; to — at, attfpulen aiif.., bc= rtibveu (fttictt ©cflfnftaiii;. HINT, s. bcc SBitif, gingcvjeig; bie Slubcntung ; 9li!fvtfluii(3 • to givea— , fit UCl'ftei)fll Qcbcil; to take the — , ftc{) (]cfv«ib bKrcfevriti^elii. To HIP, V. (I. bie •t?nftcii »cn-en!cit, ober jerbrfdjeit, kiibcitla^m luac^eii, lii^= men. HIPPED, nrf;.TWClitl!C^olifc^; in compos. intt .^iifteil; great — , mit l)o{)Ci- c6iift«. Hfppisir, m/j. tiuljfiic^iijj, ^nvodipu- brif*. IIIPPOCAMP, s. Mijth. T. UleVtuii'S ?fcilM>j?em) be« ^JiV'V'cfrateS in ^-IVjiebuui] aiif *,!ebeiigoei!aiigei-uug, HIPPODA^iE, s. vid. Hippopotamits. HIPPODROME, s. bie 3ieiiubat)ii (bcr HIPPOGRIFE, s. Mjt/i. ba§ (^ll'tilflvop. rUPPOMACUY, e. Hi ©cfecfet JU ^fei'bc. HIPPUMANES, s. cine5lrt yon ®ift ju SiebcStwiifeit; btc <£teci)apfe[ {Da- tura 7y ). HIPPOPOTAMUS, s. baS gfuppfevb, To HIRE, I', a. 1. mietteu (tin .gaiiS, u. f. m., from . ., »cu . .), abmietbeu, tuictlien, biK^eit (ciucn 33cbieuteit, jt. f. lu.) ; 2. beftec^eu ; to — out, v»er- mietl)«it ; 10 — one's self (out) to .., ftrf) •jcnuietbeii, ft'rf) vcrbiUiK" bet . . . HIRK, s. bic iDHetlje; bei; ?pbu (fiiv ctwciS @emietl)cteS), 3(vbeit§lol)n; Silts. HIRELING. I. A-. 1. ber Ta.^clofjiier; 2. 2)lictl)liiig ; bie fc tic Sivue'; il. aiij. feii. HIRER, s. bev 3lbmiet^er; 93evmietbcr. HiRSifPE, ndj. rauc^, bnarii], jottig ; teh (im tSetrageii) ; — nes.s,'s. bic iSc; l^navtbcit. nis, prmi. fw^-s. son He ; feiit, bcv (bie, iiiu) ffititgc or feir.c ; beffeii ; — friend, fetlt rtrciin? ; a friend of — , ci'- nct I'eiiter gi'cuube ; this diiid is — , •90 bicfeS Jliitb ifi baS feiiiij^c ; "je and 1 — ^, er uitb bie Seiiiii]eir (i. c. Sa= milieuglieber) ; lie has hrolten — neck, cv l)cit beii Jpal§ flebrodjeii ; — head aches, tt)in tfcitt bev Jt^^pf luct) (cber er bat Jftopfrocb). To HISS, V. n &■ a. 5ifci)en ; b'.tvd) 3ifd)f " feiii 3JJiwfaUeii 511 crfenitcii gebeii, bunt 3ifcf)cit uerfpotteit ; to — at. auS^ifdjen ; to — off the stage, biivci) 3ifdi)eu sou ber 93u^uc i^crtreibeii, auSpodjeii. HISS, s. bag 3ifc^f«< ©e^if^. HISSINGLY, adv. 5ifd)eub. HlST,i««. 'ft! ^'ft ! f)'fti) ! t'f* ! flill! HISTORIAN, s. bev @efd)id)t«fov|"cber, ®efd)id)tf4reiber, ©efdjie^tfunbiijc, ^iflovifer. JHSTORICAL (— ic), (ado. — ly), o-i/. gefcbi^tlid), biftorifri). HiSTORiED, adj. ill bcv ®efc^id)tc er= wcibnt (IV. ii.). HISTORIOGRAPHER, s. bCV ®efc^id)t= fdjreiber, .fiiftoviograp^. HISTORIOGRAPHY. .?. baS ©cfc^idlt: fcbvcibeu, bie .6ti!oriograpt)ie. HISTORY, s. bie @efd)!cbte, .fiiftoric ; — of the world, bie 32eltgefd)icttc; — book. baS @et"d)id)teubuc^ ; — painter, ber @efd)id)t^ntaler ; — ' piece, baS ®efd)id)t«geiiialbe. HISTRIONICAL (— ic), (^dn. — Lv), mij. tbeatralifd), fdjaufvielevmiipig, gaut= lerifd). HiSTRioNiSM, s. bie 2)arf}eUuna auf tbeatralifi^c 3lrt. To HIT, o. I. a. 1. fdjiageit, ftof en ; 2. trejteu; 3. /n-. abiilid) utaiteu, tref= feu (iiii 33i(be) : 4. cvvatbfn ; il. n. 1. ftfb treffen, fid; jutrageii, creigncu; 2. wat)X loerbeu ; 3. gelmgcn, gut auB= fallen, gliicfeu; to — tlie mark, baS 3iel (iiig Sdjronvje) treffen ; to — one a bo.x on the ear, ciiieiii eiiic Obrfeigc verfefeen ; you — it right, bu bafl eS getroffeu, bajt bic njabre Saite be= riibvt ; I cannot — on his name, let) faini nirbt auf feiueu 9lamen foni= men; to — tlie poet's mind, ben (2inn bC'3 35id)tevS treffen; to — the notes, bie 5:1{otcu tveffeu (bic 2;bue ridjtig augebeu) ; to — one home, cincu tref= feu (ibm >^icb, etidi, ©d)lag) uerfe= i}en ; fig. mifs 9lcutierflc tveiben, eiu= trcibeit, l}eimfii)iden, vu/g. beimlend)= ten ; — or miss, e§ geratbc ober »ev= bcrbe, (S gebc wobi obev iibel ; to — ag.-,inst. gegcu, nu ober auf ctum? flo= tjcu ; to — off, entbcdVii, bevauS briu-- gen (etn ©cheimuift, u. f. iv.), ablo= (fen ; to — on (upon), auf etronS tref= fen, eSantroffen; auf (twa^ fallen, fommen, fic^ barauf befiunen ; to — out, riittig augebeu, berauSbviugeu, gliiifltd) jii Staube bviugcn, treffen ; to — together, auf ciuaubcr fioijen, jufammeutreffeit^ HIT. s. 1. bev ic;d)lag, (Stofj. Stidb, -Oicb, ©tveidi, Svcff'; 2. gall, 3ii= fall; ©litrfjfall ; a lucky — , eiit gliiif 1 il)ev (Siufall ; gliicflicbcr 3"= fall. To HITCH, r. I. V. 1 . fttft regeu,fi cb bin unb ber bcroegeu ; fi^ fd)iebeu, ein avcuig fpvtviiifeii ; 2. Sp. k. (dou ^ferbeu) ftcbftreidjen (mif ben .^interfiiften an bie yorbcrn ftreid)en); 3. gefaugeu werfccu ; II. n. .i\r. t. 1. au8 ben jVlii: fen gebeu laffcn, i>ieren, ftecbeu ; 2. eiufangeu, anffangen, bafen, eiuba= fen, (von ciuev '^-forfe, Sbovtiieg, u. f. w.\ in cine ,«tliutc, n. f. xu., 2)Dr= reu, in ein .ftleib u. f. lu ) ; anbafen, aubangen (ten 3anm cineS ^ferbeS, n. f. if. an ein 3ied, it. f. iv.) HITCH. .9. 1. bic fedilinge: ./v. 7: ber .tSt'noteu (eines Saucii) Stid) ; 2. j;g. iai .^^inbcviiiB ; to have a — in ooe'i gait, labm gebeu, binfen; there is a — in the business, baS S)(ng t)at etura ^afen. HITHER, I. ad,j. bicvbcv, bicvfli.t • — and thither, bicvbcv iittb bortl)in, l)ier unb ba, bin «iib nncbev ; — 11. wij. ml)ti bieri)ev gelegcn, biegfcilig; on the — side, anf biefcv Seite ; — most, ndj niicbft All, ber (bie, ba^i jtad)ftc, ncidjftt bievber ; — to, adv. bii ^ievl)cv ; bi** bev, bis jc^t; ~ ward (— wards), adv. bterbcnvarts. HIVE, s. 1. bev ©ienenfloif ; 93ieneKJ fovb; 2. S8iencnfd)iuavm ; 3. cont. bic ®efellfd)aft ; — dross, bag S8ieucn= bvob, bcvSieuenfitt. HIVES, .1 pi. 1. bic jteblfufbt, SSrauue ; 2. fin 5lnefd)lag, cine .*^aut{ranft)eit bet ,$linbcrn. To HIVE. V. I. a. (5Pieueul tit ben Stocf tbun, eiiifafTen ; 11. v. ftt^ jufantmen^ gefeUeu, ^ufanintcufeiju ober ivoonrn, cut^altcn feiju in . . . HIVER, s. ber 33ieueniitanit, 33iejien= ineifler, 33tenena'arter, ©icnenyatcr. HO! I int. be! 1)0 ! Ijolia! bebo! HOA! i ^alt! HOAR, I. ndj. UH'ii, ivciDgrau, ciggvau (iM)r9lltcv); beveift; u.s. bag filter, ®van ; m covipos. — frost, ber Sjeij (=Sroft); — hound, ber 3lnboni {Ain-- riibium. — L.) : base — hound, ber SSaffer= ober (Sttnivfauborn (st'icnya — /,); bastard — hound, bag ®lieb= frant {Si'deritis — 7J ; black — hound, ber fc|)ivavjc (obev fiinfenbe) 9I-uboni (Bfdioti. — L.): — sione.s 'D'enfftctne, ®reu5fieiue, eiuc 'jJIvt Dbeligfcu, in »ielen Xbeileu ®roBbrittaimicnS u::^ ber ^retagnc. To HOAR, V. n. fcbimniclig ober niobe= rig wcvben (W. ii.). HOARD, s. bev .g)aufen, iBorratft, <2(ta6 ; a — of money, cill ©Clb' To HOARD, v.v.i-.i. (^mafee) fam= ntetn, aufbaufcu ; }uviicf!cgcu„ ju« fammenjc^avveu. HOARDER, s. bcv (9?orrat{)C, u. f. »s.) fammclt. HOARINESS, s. bag 3Sctt]grau, @ig» gvau; bic ®raub(tt. HOARSE (adr. — ly). adj. IjCifcV, VaU^ ; mit bfircrev Stinimc ; — ne.»s, .1. tie Siau^eit bev Stimme, .^eifcvfeit. HOARY, adj. 1. U'ciG, Wfijiltd), gvaii, ciggrau ; 2. filbcvl)aavig ; 3. beve'ift ; 4. fd)immtlig : to grow —, bercifen; graue i^aaxi befommen ; fd)inmielig wevben. HOAX, s. bic (5vbid)tHug, Sopvcrri, ?iigc, ber Sd)iuanf, --Setrng. To HO.vx. V. a. col. ciueu Mini Sejlen l)aben, ibm etivn^ aufbinben, xvtiv madden, ibn fovpeu. HOB, s. ber i^auerferl, 5^aucr; 2. ber ©Ife, Jlobolb, 5Poltevgetii; 3. vid. Hub; — nail, ber ^ufnagel, bic 3'.vcrfe; cont. bev 3;^auev; grobe DJJenfcb ; — nailed, mit 3ii'fcfcn be= fc^lag.-n ; to — nob, anftoycn (mil ben ®lafern). HOHBERDEiioY, s. ber aufgefcboffcm juuge ^Uicufd) (jivifcbcu 14 n. 21 Sab'veu). HOBBiSM. .'. bag Sf2afnrrcd)tgfvflcin beg Thomas Ilobhcs SOU M.ilinesbury. HOBBisr, s. ber 3lnbaugcr beg iiobbes. To HOBBEF« v. n boPVel", IjUmpell!. binfen, labni gcbcn ; to over, l)in- fubeln, fd)led)t mad)en. HOBBLE, .-(. 1. bev labmc ®ang; 2. bis ©cbwiertgEeif, aSerlegeubeit; he has ( a— in his gait, er binft ft" "Jt'uig; ! — dchoy, s. vid. Hobbep.dehov HOG HOLD HOLE noBBLER, s tn- ^^nnWsUx; SubU-r, #ifcftcr. nOBBI/lNGLY, adv. la^m,' hoppiln"!) ; fAlcc^t, obcii()in. HOBBY, s. 1. i5cr jlffppet: ; 2. cm \)0^- fettvci^cnbct Sicitrr auf ciiicm ^fcvbe BOit $iavvf ; bas etfcfenpferb; 3. bie Siicbitiijjsbcfdiafligmtj} ; 4. bcr 5;oU pel, 5)uinmtovf. HOBBYHORSE, s. vid. Hobby, 2, 3, 4. HOBGOBLIN, s. bcr (5Ife, Jlobolb, ^poltcvgcift. HOBiT, s. 1. ber flfiite Weufmtorfer ju SBombcit; 2. bie iiCE,arf7. bauevifc^, plump. HOBNOB, vid. Ulltev Hob. HOBOY, s. vid. Hautboy. HOBSON'S CHOICE, bit mii^t nc^ineii, » ; ba8 Spnuiggclciif (bcr -^ifevtc) ; 2. bcr .^oc^)[)cinicr, obcv 3if)ftinvciii iiberbaupt; a — of bacon, eiii fleincr @cl)ti!fcii; in cnmpcs. — day, — (tide, — Tuesday)* bCr JWcitC Siciiftag iiiic^ Dflcnt, ciii Scfltag, l^rcubcntag; — herb, bie aJJalue, To HOCK, V. a. bie Jliitcpcc^fcn 5et= ft^uctbcii, lawmen. To HOCKLE, v.a. 1. cW. To Hock ; 2. (Stoppclfclbcr ma^eit. HOCUS pocus, s. l.^bfuS-$otu«, bte ©aiifdci; 2. bcr S^afc^ctifpiekr, ©iUifler. To HOCUS or To HOCUS-POCUS, v. a wig. betriigcii. HOD, s. bcr aJJorfcttrog, ?e^mfiibcl, bte JJaltnilltbC; — carrier ( — man). bee aJtbrtcltragcr, .^aiiblaitger bcr ^JZaiircr. HODGE, s. ablr. fi'lC Rosier, Siitbigcr ; in compos. — podse, bcc SJJifrfjutafa), bas yillerlei, Quobltbct ; iSini biivd)'3 51n= bcrC; —sparrow, CtiS 33leifc()lcl)eii mit gclbcit 'ilugcit. noDU-;RNAl,^ adj. fjcittig. HODMANDOD. .«. 1. ciit'c 5lrt 2)?itfct)cl= fifd;c; 2. bicSc^akiifd^ncde. HODOMETER, s. bcr SBcijcmcffcr, Sc^rittjablcr, .§obomctcr. HOE, 8 ttk '^aitc, 4i'flcfe, bcr Jtavfi. Ti HOE, n. a. ^nrfcn, beljacfcii, itm= l)aitcn, brtufclii. HOG, .•!. 1. bnS Sd^wciit ; 2. bcr v?cr= fc^iiittcitc @ber; (tit 3^orb=(Sugtaitb itti» 2d)ottlitnb) ba« (ycrfcbuittciic) ctitjabrtgc i£d;af ; 3. ciiiiabvige 5Bul= fcitfalb ;' 4. Sea long, bcr umnifdjc U3c= fctt (jiim fleinigcit bc3 Sc^iffcS iiiitcr bem ©iiffcr) ; b.fig. bcr grobc, ctc^i= fd)e ^IJJeuf^^, ba^ Scbwctii ; in com- pos. — badjcer. bcr v£cf)wciiicbad)S ; — 's !)eans, tie SrtUbo()IICU ; — 's bread, ba3 (Sc^ivctiiibn?b, 'bie ©niubbiru; — 's cbf^ek, bcr ScJiweiRCviiffel ; — eoto, rid. — sty ; — 's ear, bCV .<5ilb= ..iteufamm (eiue ojlinbifdje 'iDJiifrf)cl= ort); —'s fennel, bcr Saitfcitcbcl, "paarflrang ; — (Udi. baS^Jccrfdjiuciit (Secftfd)) ; — 's flesh, ba§ Sd)wciitc= leifd) ; — 's grease ( — 's lard), t(t'5 Ic^rocii-.cfcft, iSd^njciiicfrtintalj ; — 's harslets, pi. biiS ®cfd)liiige ciuc« EdjnjciitciS -, — 's hend. 1 . bcr ^ct)AiKiu5= kfovf ; 2. ba-« Ovboft (ciii aBcitigc= >fa|) ; 3. bnS grojic ^tiB ; — herd, fcr Sdja'ctiicbtrt ; — iou.»e, bieSd)rociu«= lS-) iaffcn ; J\r. t-s. keep a good — of tho land, blcibt nal)c bcim Sanbc ; to stow the — , (5)iitcr in ben Sdjipranm bringcn, ftancn ; to nunmage the — . nmftaiicn ; condemned — , bie Spcrrs bcr 3Scvnrtl)ciltcn* — back, ba§ >&in=- bcrnij); — fast, bie ( cifcrnc) JUnm^ liter, bcr .giafcn ; bic j^'i'i'igf. bcr ,^lcmml)afcn (bcr !rtfd)lcri ; ^v. T. ilkmnu an cincm Jtlcnimblocf; — fast bench, bcr Jilcmmblorf ; strong — , bic Scfiung. HOLDER, s. 1. bcr (bie, ba«) .^altcn* bc; bcr 3ii^abcr, 5?cfi^cr; ^ct)ni-' mann, 5}jad)ter; 2. bcr VIrbcitcr im Sd)iff§ranine; M. F.-.anb ; Hollands, pi. ber 22ad)boIbev-58raiiutwciit ; l\. adj. tiollciiibifc^. HOLLANDER, s. bet ^oUatiber. hollow, adj. 1. ^0^1; 2. bum))f; 3. /^. falf(^, JJerftellt; he carried it—, vuig. (beim aScttvcnncit u. f. nj.) er genjaiin eS Ictcfjt ; — adze, bie .^0^1= beipel ; — cheeked, iittt eiiis^efaUencit aSacfeil ; — eyed, fcoblaUiJtiV; — heart- ed, falfcl)f)erjiq, falfd); — plate-but- tnns, ^o[)lgegofifenc .Stnopfe • — road, bcr .^o_^lweg ; — root, bic ipo|)lwuv= je(, DftevlUjC^ {MristolocUa — L); bilS SBiftllltttailt {^Adoxa moschatellini — /..) ; bee ©rbraucb ; — square, bie gefii^rte Scl)(ad)tovbiraiig {bataUion carre) ; — ware, bie .^oblmaare. hollow, s. 1. baS ^o[)U, bic .56^= lung, .^oble, Siicfe, Oeffnung, ba§ Soib; 2. bcv Surdjgnng, J?aiioI; the — of the hand, bie bobic .^aiib. To HOLLOW, V. I. a. bot)l inadjen, auS= h'ii\)U\\ (— out), fln^[niuc{)en, (^or= jellan= oter ©lasgefauen) bie evfte Sorm gebcn ; n. n. vid. To Holla. HOLLOWLY, adc. fig. fnlfci), falfc^Itcfc. HOLLO WNESS, s. 1. baS ^gobte, bie 33cvtiefnng ; 2. fig. bic i§o{)lbeit, Salf^^ett, Unrcblic^teit, bef S3et= vatb. HOLLY (Holi.y-tree), s. bit ©tCC^Vnl^ nie, aSalbbiftcI {Hex — /J ; —hock, bie 9flofenpai>peI, .*5erI)ftrofc (^AUei — L.) ; — rose, bic (Fiftcurofc, ?5elfcn; VOfe {Cistus — L.) ; — wand, bic ®cr= te, ©viepgcrtc. HOLM, s. 1. bci- SBcrber, §olm, bie Sllt^tnfci ; 2. — (— oak, — tree), bie imincrgviine (5'ic{;c, Steineic^e (Qwer- cus ilex — L.) ; — 's garlic, bei 2Bilb= land). HOLOCAUST, s. ba« SiMnbo})fer. HOLOGRAPH, s. (frf}prtifd)) /.. T. ba« niit eigener .Sanb gcfdjvicbcne docu- ment (Sleftament u. f. w.). HOLSTER, s. bie ^4>ifto(en{)p(ftcr. HOLT. 6-. + baS OcboM, ^olj, ber sBufcb, .§nin ; bic tvalbigc Siubo^e. HOLY, I. adj. bcilig ; n. s. bnS .§fi[t= ftc; the — of holies, ba^ Slllerl)'eitig= fie^ the most — , cmph. bcv SlUerbeilig; flC ; in compos. — cross day. vid. — rood-day ; — day, L s. bcr (5ef!tag, ?s(i- cvrag, 3al)rc§t(ig, bic SabveSfcier; bev (5eievtag, Spieltag (fiir (£d)ul= fnabfu) ; — days, bic unbeivcglicbeu !?^efte ; II. — day, adj. fcfllirf), fv'fubig ; fcltcn ; — day-clothes, pi. tJeftflcibcV ; — day-time, bie fjeicvtagc ; the — fa- ther, bev *^rtpft ; — giiost, bet ^eilige (^)cifl; — land, baS beiligc Sanb {5Pa= liiftina); the — One, empA. 1. ®Ott; ©otteS (gol)n; 2. ber bfilige iSJJanu; — rood day, bic Jlrcu5c§ '©r^o^ung (??ffl am 14. (Sevtembev) ; — ro?e, bie n>ilbe ©albei ; — spirit, ber beilt= ftc @cifi; — stone, sci Ph. cinc 5lrt ttltidjcr (Sfinb=)Stein jttm Sc^cuern beg 33erbecfc« ; — thistle, ber ©arbo= benebictClt {Centmrca benedicta — i.) ; — Thursday, bcr ^tmmclfnbrtStag ; — war, bie Jtreujjiige ; — water, ba§ 22eibivnffcv ; —water-pot, (— water- stock), ber 2BetbEeffeI; — water-sprin- kle, ( — water-stick), bfV 2i3ci^rocbel ; — week, bie (lbarrood)e; — writ, bie beiligc Sd;rift. HOM.\GE, s. 1. bie Sebnsvpirf)^ •§»^' bignng, ber @ib ber Sveue; 2.fig. bie (Sbveibietnng, (Sbrfuvd)t; to do (ren- der) — , bulbigen. To HOMAGE, v. a. l)UlbigClt, fliuc @^r= evbietung bcjcigen. HOMAGEABLE, adj. jiir ,^ulbig::ng serpflirbtet. HOMAGER, s. ber ?f^n§mann, SSafall. HOME, Ls. 1. bag ^auS, bie aSobnung, ber ®eburtgort,bie^eimatf), bdg23a= terlanb ; 2. jjg. ®rab ; II. adj. ^5anfe ; to go—, nac^ ^aufe (^eim) gc!)eu ; to draw ' — , or to go to one's long — , ini (aterbeu liegen, fierbeii ; to drive a business — , eiueSacfec crufi betreibcn, fie griinblic^ abmacbeii; that comes — to you, bag bcrii^Vt 2ic, bag jielt anf <2ic; it will come — to him, eg wirb i[)in 5« i^aufe (unb ju J^ofe) fommcu (mirb auf tbn juviicf= fallen, obcr cr wirb eg fd)on emvfin= ben) ; to long after — , bag ^cimivel) l)abcn ; I wish you — safe (or I wish you well — ), fonimeu (Sic wobl nac^ '^aufe ; to hit — , cing uerfc^en, ben rec^tcn gleif («/. SJiagel anf ben Sto^f) treffen; to pay— .recbtft^affcn bcjablcn, vergcltcn ; to speak — , auf bea ®i'unb fjnr (But^i) tommen, f,m Sadje fvrcqjen ; to strike one — , ei= neu eintreibcn, in bie (Snge obcv aufg ^ileuperfte tveibcn; he washrougin— , ber wurbe ^eimgefc^icft, abgefiibrt ; the cartridge is — , bic ^atronc ft^t auf; JV. Ts. to he — , gcftaut fci;it, fefl liegen (uon SBaavcn) ; to haul — . (Stride u. f. a>.) anjieben, anbolen ; the anchor comes — , bcr Sinter ift tliftig, fc^'^eppt ; prov. — is — , let it be never so homely, cigcncr ^erb tft ®0(bCg iDert^ ; in compos. ■ — baked, l)augbaJtn; — bom, einbetmifd;; angcboven ; bag ?aiibegtinb ; — bom wars, inuere .ftvtegc, 53iirgcrfviege; — bound, nac^ .§aufc miiffenb, auf ber aiiicfrcife, naq) .^aufe beftimmt ; — bred, angcboven, einbeimifit, tn= ncrlid; ; im iianbegejogen, uicttbuvc^ aieifeu auggebilbet; ungcbilbct,vot); — brewed, tilt '^aufc (im ?anbe) ge= bvaut; — child, bag jiingfic Jtinb, 93hittevfobnd)cn u. f. w. ; — colonies, (Solonien tnt a)Jnttev(anbc; — colo- nization, bie (SoIcniftrun(5 bcv >Oei= matb; — commodities, cinbctinifd)e aSaaren ; — consumption, bcv tnnerc (inKiubifc^c) SScrbraud) ; —customer, bcr .^augfunbe; — department, bag Scpartcmcnt b,ev inueveu *}Ingelegcn= l^eiten, SJJiniftcrium beg 3nncvn ; — example, bag »atcrlanbifd)es ober Sa= milicu=a3eifpiel, ung tveffciibe ^d-- fpiel ; — expression, bCV fvaffigc ObCV tvcffenbc Slngbvud; — felt, tief cm= yfunben, big ing Snnerflc gebcub; — freight, bie 9JficPfra^t; — jest, bcr beipenbe Sc^crj ; —keeping, ju.^au: fc blcibenb, ju .gtaufe ftfJO'b ; — miide, JU -Baufc o^cr im !l*anbe »cr- fertiget ; etnfacb, fd)lid)t, rob, gvob, 1 gcntcin ; — m:uio cloth, bic .^auglein= Wanb ; — made commodities, ?aubc8« fabvifatc; — news, pi. 9{cui(j''.-'»*u wn i§au)e obcv aug bem iBarcrlaiJ}/-. Stabtneuigfeiteu; — proof, bcv ttfcj. tigc Sficweigj — reason, bcv trifttgv @VUnb ; — sick, — sickness, baS ^etmnjcb; — speaking, bag fviiftige unvffame (Spvccbcn; — spun, i. vid. — made; II. s. bcr Sauevtijlpcl ; -• stall ( — stead), bic .^augftattc ; — thrust, bev bcvbe ©tog,' coi. ®uabcn = fto^ ; — trade, bcv (ciuf)eimifd)c, tu= lanbtfd)e obev) aSinnenbanbel ; - ward, vid. Homeward. HOMELESS, adj. o\)M aSoI)nung, I)ei« matblog. HOMELINESS, s. 1. + bic ^liuglid)--^ teit; 2. einfad)beit, Ungefc^niiicft» bcit, 9to^i;ett, ®vobf)eit, .^li^lic^fcit. HOMELY, adj. &■ adv. 1 . ciufac^, fcbmud:! log, tinsicviiit^, ungebilbet, einfa4», vo^ ; 2. gvob, t>iBlid). HOMELYN, 5. bcv @lattV0d)C. HOMER, s. bcr £)oiner, cin jiibtfctcg HOMERIC, adj. l)onicrifd;. HOMEWARD (Homewards), adj. nacb taufe JU, beimnjdrtg ; — bound, (yon d)iffen) auf bcr SJiicfreife bcgriffen, nacib •^aufe bcjlimmt. HOMICIDAL, adj. inihbcrifd), blutig. HOMICIDE, s. I. bcrSiobtfcblag, 3JJbib ; bie 3cvfti.irung, 5Bcinid)tung ; 2. bcr 5;obtfd3lagev, 3}Ji.n-ber. HOMILETICAL (— ic). adj. 1. :^omiIe= tifcb, fanjclmiiiiig; 2. gcfcllig, um= ganglid), gcfvnicbig. noMiLiST, s. bcr JpomiliensSrorets bcr ; '.JTanjelrebner, (@emcinc=) 5prc» • biger. HOMILY, s. bie i^omttie, ,Kanjelrcbc, (bibelevflavenbe) -^Jrcbigt. HOMMOC, s. bcv ein^elnc (fcgcIformi= gc) .^iigel an bcr (Scefiifle. IIOMMONY, s. Am. ciuc Slvt ^^ubbiug aug frifdjem, gcquctfc^tcm 3Jtaig be ftebenb. HOMCEOMERIA, s. Phy. T. (m^ 9lna- xagorag) bie 5?let)nli(^fcit bcr cinjeU nenSJheile. HOMCEOPATHic, adj. btc Scfirc bfr 4?omoopatf)ic bctrejfenb; l)omoopa- tbifcb ; — medical doctrine, bie bo= mbopat^ifdje .^cilmet^obe, ^omi)c= patbic. HOMOGENEAL, ) ailj. glcic^artig, 1)0; HOMOGENEOUS, J mogcu. HOMOGENEALNE.SS, ^ btC ®IctC^ar= HOMOGENEOUSNESS, V tigtctt, .§0- HOMOGENUITY. ) mogcuitat. HOMOGENY, s. bic gleidbartige S'Jatur. HOMOLOGOUS, n,/j. T. oort cinevlct aSevbaltnip, gleic^lautcub, gktd;, ^0= molog. HOMONYMOUS (adn. — ly), adj. T. gleic^namig; jwetbcuttg, boiiVelfi!i= nig. HOMONYMY, s. T. bic ®Ieit^namia= feit, 3»cibcuftgfeit, Soppclftnuigtcti. HOMOPHONY, s. bcv @leid)laut. HOMOTONOUS, a'lj. Med. T. ftC^ tm= mer gleicb blcibenb, immer alctO) ftarf. HONE, s. bcr (feinc) aBc^flcin, fcl) I)i>iiori= ITU, bcsabfcil ; to meet due — , (gcbi.i= vii^) ncccptirt, (fjoiiorirt, be^ablt) wcr; b:il ; for the — of the drawer, Jll (?b= rcil bcS 9IU«fielier8 ; four by honours, ■im Jtarteufpiel) vier .^Dntieiirg ; i liave the — to be, &c., (am Sdjlllffc citteg SriefeS) ic^ |abe bie (J^re jii K»n, 11. f. w. To HONOUR, V. a. cfircit, bectirett ; cr= Vbcii, riibmen, Vreifen ; M. k-s to — a draft, cine Sratte f)onoriren, ac= «):tiren, besablm; the bill was not Iy>noured, bcr SBcc^fcl Ijlieb noti;lci= beiib. UONouKAm.F, (ndr. — ly), aiij. ange= feben, ebrciiDod, riibmlidi, aiijtaiibig, Hubcfcl)olten, rcblid), biUig; ebei; sontebm ; ebrcnwerrb. iioxouRABLENE.«s, s. ba« @f)renwcr» 67 tlic; ©brensolle, bte Stitfjinlic^feit; ©rpilmutb, SSiirbe, bcr 2lbel. HONORARY, I. aOj .1. ^ijXt brtttgcitb, }iir ©bre gcreic^cnb ; jur @t)re errtct)= tet; 2. nitr bem Xitel nn^ ; — arch, bcr G^venbogen, bie ©brciipforte; — member, baS ©brcnillitglicb ; — mo- nument, ba« (Sbrcu(benf=)mal; — reward, bie (IbveilbcIobltUltg ; — title, ber ^brcntttel ; H. s. ber (Ibreiilobn, (S^reiifolb, bie (2(^rtftficUcrgebiil)r, ba« .gonorar. HONOURER, s. ber (S^rctibe, 93ere^rer. HONORIFICI, adj. (Sbre briugciib, riibmltd). HONOURLE&S, adj. eI)rIo5. HOOD, s. ba5 .R'DVfjciig, ber 5l«fra^, bie ^aubc ; Sp. K. Jtajjpc (eiiied galfen); jv. r. (5d)oriiftciiitappc ; bcr ©Dctorbut ; riding — , ciit turjer wciblic^cr 9J?autcl mit titter Jlappe; a monk's — , bie i!JJ6ti(f)§fnppe; — of a pump, bie ^Sltmpeiltappc ; man's- biind — , baS ai31inbcfubfpiel, bie bltu= be j?wl) ; — flower, btc Ijcliiifin'mige 331ume; — winked, mit ucrbuiibeneii 9liigeii, To HOOD, V. a. btc Jtiippc auffcfecit, yer= fappen (bc^glcidjcn vom Salfeu); serbiillen, eiiibiilleit, bebecfcn. To HOODWINK, v. a. 1. bie9liigcn «ier- binben, »erf)iillcn, yerbcrgen, bVbecfcn ; 2. blenben, taufdjen. HOOF, s. ber .Spuf; bte jllauc; — bound, Ijufjwangig ; — cast (— loos- ened), mit lofein 43ufe. To HOOF. 11. n. * laiigfaitt gef;en (yom ■3itub»te^). HOOFED, a'lj. mit eincm .giife, gebuft. HOOK, s. 1. ber >(3nfcn ; 7)/p. T. Xk= •gelbafei'; jv. r. Sliiferbafeit; 91ngei= bafeti, bie ?lngcl, 5^ifc{)angcl ; 2. S'biiraitgel: 3. Scfeliiige, "^Mt; i. (Sidjcl, bnefflavtenmeffer, bie >§ippe; 5. ba§ ^aici Sabre narib eiimiibcr be= facte i^clb ; by — or by crook, mit 9iert)t Unt Uurccftt; shepherd's — ,bcv (getriimmte) Scbafcrfiab ; to be off the hooks, ru'ir. til UllPVbllUltg fci)lt, mifilauiiig, bofe, aiifgebrad)t fei}ii; belt J?olle'r (eiiieit Sparrcii) ^abcii; — knife, ba« ©artenmcffer ; — land, bii« gcpfliigte ?anb ; — nose, bie ^a- bid)t«iiafe; — no.sed, fnimmiiafig; hooks and eyes, .^afcil Ullb Dcbfcil. To HOOK, 7!.' I. n. 1. attbafcit, bdEcltl; 2. mtt eincm .^afcn nn fid) jicbcn cber befeftigeii ; 3. angein, fangen ; to — our, bcraii^lpcfrii ; eiiic ^albjir; fclfovmige ©cftalt gebcn; ii. n. ftc{) h'iimmch. HOOKED, ai!j. I)atig, gcbo^^cn, ge= friimmt; — nose, bie .pabirbtdnafc ; — ness, s. bad .^afigc, bie Jtriimme. HOOKAH. .«. bie ^ubfa (prientalifdje Xabaf-^pfcifc). HOOKY. a.7.»Pll .0a!eu ; yoll Jlriiiii= iiimigcn. HOOP. .-. 1 . bcr 3}cif, 3iing ; 2. ber ;Tiiif, fefbrci; 3. ein iUJajj »ivi cincr cngli= fd)eit i'Jc^e; 4. ber asiebebppf ; ,'). — ,or — petticoat, bcr SKcifrocp; — iron, ba? JJJeifeifen ; — knife. ba« 33anbmeffcr ; — maker, bcr C^cifma= d)cv, 3tcifbiubcr ; — net ba§ opStan} ; 2:anj= boben ; 3. bcr ^^popfen ; in compos. — bin, eitt 2:urf)ral)mcn, Jvcrein ber .*3ppfeii gcpfliidt wiro ; — bind, ber .*5opftnftcngcl, bie 45opfenpflanse ; — clover, ber ^^opfcnflec ; — dog, eiu eiferner .§afcn (.^ebel) jnm >f5erauf=: bebcn bcr .^opfeuftangen au« ber (*r= be; — garden, ber .PiDpfcngarten; — groijnd, ba8 ^ppfciifclb, ber .^ppfen= acfer; — harrow, bie .©ppfcnbavfe; — horn beam, bte .^ppfciibainbut^e • — kiln, »«■(/. — oast ; — o'-my thumb, vrdi;. bcr SJrcitdfe^pd), baS 5)uobe5= mdnnc^cu ; — oast, bie .Cippfcnbarre; — picker, ber.§ppfenpflii(fcr ; — polo, bie ^opfenftangc ; — shim, bie ^^op^ fenbade; — scotch, wV; Hoppers ; — stalk, vid. — bind : — string, ba8 i^Op= fenfeil, bie lipppfenbrame ; — vine, bie .fiopfeuraufe, 4?ppffi>brame; — yard, vid. — garden. HOPE, .9. bie .^pffnung ; to be out of — . feiiie .gjpffniing mebr babcu; 'tis past (there is no) — , C« tft teiltC .§pffniiug me^r, CS tfl au§ ; forlorn — , MU. T. ber Bcrlorne ^ofieu, bie i^crlorne (5d)ilb\»ac^e. To HOPE. ?). re. Sr v. 1. fcbulii^ erlvar= ten, bpfff'5; >piinfd)en; yevtrauen; 'to — for, etwaS pber auf etwaS bpf= fen, e§ cnvartcu, fid) a ycrfpredjcii; I — you are well 1 ©ic bcfillbCU flC^ bod) lupbl? to — well of .... gute .^pffnnng l;abcrt (baS 33efle eniiar= ten) Don . . . ; to — in God, auf ®ott UCvtrailCU; — little, and fear all, pcoi;. tipffc wcnig, fiird;te 9Wc8 ; hoped-fot. gcbofft, trivartet. HOPEFUL (nrfo. — ly), adj. boffnUUgS- ypll, }U .goffnungen bcvcdjtigeuB ; — ness. s. baS .^offnuitggypUe, bie gute .dpffniing. HOPELESS (adv. — ly), adj. Iipffnnng8 = loS ; — ness, s. bie .gpffnuugstofigfeit. IIOPER, s. bcr .i^pffenbe, .goffer. HOPING (idn. — ly), n//?. .Ooffnillig b'1 = benb, bpfft'ib, in .goffuung, mit.§pff= nungcn. HOPPER, .■!. 1. ber .SiiPfenbe, Sprius ger; !Jan5cnbe; 2. 3)liiblentvid)ter Sf^itblenrnmpf ; 3. ber 9lu«faattorb; 4. liopner.s ■ (or hopscotch), s. pi Ctllt 9lrt Spiel wobei auf eincm 83eiii( gcl>ii).M't unrb. To HOPPLE, V. ft. fciucm fpfcibc) bt< «Vitt5e btnbcn, feffcln. HORACE, ,9. J3prai( (ilJJannSuame). IIOUAL, rerf/. bie Stuiibcn bctreffeu' — orbit, bcr JtrciSlauf ber Stunbcn. HORARY, nd; i,\\ ciiicr 2tiiubcgcl)Drtg, fl^e Stnnb'e bctrcffenb, ftiinbig, ftiin= ' benfaiig ; — circle, Jisir. r. ber Stun= benticia ; — prayers, bie .§or3, Stun» bcngebctc. HORATIO, s. Kid. Horace. hord(Hori)e\ s. bic>§orbe, ber luani bernbe (Stamm. HORE-IIOUND, vid. Hoariiound. HORIZON, s. bcr ®cftrbt«frci«, .gort-- jont: artificial — . bcr fiinftliri)e ®c= tlc^tSfrciiS; cloudy — , bie SSanE am 193 HORO HORS HOSP Sovtjonl ; sensible — , bet fdicttttnre @eft4>t«fret8; real —, bet »af)re @e= ftc^t«!a'i§. HORIZONTAL {adv. — ly). aclj. 1. bcm ^ov^cnte luifie; 2. ^orijoutal, wa= gcverfjt, waffcri]lci(^, rongevap; — watch, cine SDlinbcvutjrl - HORizoNTALiTY, s. baS Sffiagercclte, ^rrijontrtlc. HORN, s. 1. ba8 .^orn ; 2. S;rtnf6ovn ; 3. jv. T. bic 23ttcf einci:®nffcl ; 4. baS giibl^oni; horns,?/. 5. ba§ ©rnici^, ©eftiiiigc; fig. .^iiriifv bc« SDJonbeS; .^orn ctiieg iSabnrcteS ; post boy's — , etn ^Pofioont ; , huntsman's — , bag 3nger^orn,.§kf&crn;— of plenty, baS ^uUl)OVll ; — of plenty grass, ba§ Suli^OnigraS • to wind [or blow) the — , baS .giont blafcn ; to give a stroke with the — . eincin ^fcvbe tin Sl^iule jUr 3lbCV laffcn ; to draw in one's horns, bte igijntcr ciitstct)cu, ft^^ miifigeu; in compos. — beak (-■- back), bcr i^Oril= ftf^; — beam, bct .§oriibaum, bie .^agcbuc^e ; — beetle, ber ^cnifd!Vij= lev, .gjtvfd)fafer; — bill, bcr ^oritoo= gel; —blend, Jlfin. r. bie .^ovubUit: be; — blower, bcv ^oniblafer; — book, bas *^l58&=53uc{); bic Sibel ; — distemper, bic ^omfcudje bctmSfJiub: »tct); — dresser, bte J^oniavbeitcv ; — fish, vid. — beak ; — foot, bovnav= tig, gcbuft; — geid, bic 9lbgabe »ont ^oritviet) ; — hard, fnodjeu^art ; — mad, cifei-fiic{)tig, rafenb (ane ciu ^a{)iirei), vu/fr. fiic^gtinlb ; — owl, bte .^onieiile, bcr ©evgiibu ; — pipe, 1. bic aSocfSm'fife, bcr Subelfncf ; 2. etn gcnjtffcr 2Jiatvofcit= unb g3aiieni= taitj; — plate, bie ^ovnvlattc; — shaped, hovilformig ; — sh.ivings, ])l. bie S^inie (^Ibgatigc, ba« 9lbgcra^= Veltc) soiUt^Drii; — silver, baS.gioru^ ftlbcr, .^orn«5 ; — slate, bcr .^oni: fdncfcv; —slugs, bie i^onifdjlciicbe 5ur sHcreituttg bcS 45trf bovngcifteS • — spoon, ber bih-nenic Soffcl ; — s:one, bcr .Pionnleiii, e^cucrflciii ; — tips, iSovnfpigCll; — work. Fort. T. has .§oni»eif ; — wort, baS i^ovii-- bktt, gcbiJriite SSIntt, 3infcublatt (^flaiijc) ; — wrack, bie 3iiiibenfo= vnllc, ,ft'ovaIJriubc. To HORN, V. a. (— one, clttClt) JUllt fiabnret madjen, (ibm) isomer auf= fefccit. HORNED, arf;. I. gcbomt ; 2. gcf riiiiimt ; — beasts, gen. .^OVirjicb ; — cattle, JRtitbstcb; — flood, * bic gcbornte ?flittb, iSvrtiigftutb ; — goat, bcr Stciiibecf; — seed, bcr gcbi5nitc SDJeJiu ; — snake, btc .5onifd)laiige. HORNKDNK.SS. .?. bie gc^5nite (Svfc^et: miiig bc8 2J(onbc«. HORNER, s. 1. ber .P)pviiarbcicr Sc^auber, iSd)ancr; 2. has (£ct)aucrlid)c, ©vaiictiopUc, ber ©rciucl, aibfcbcii; 3. bie Siiftcrbctt; horrors, jd. fd)rcdltd)e ©cbaitfcil ; the horrors of death, bie Scfcrccfcil bcS S;obcS; — of water, bic 3SafKrfd)CU; — struck, Bptt ©ratifcit evgriffcii. HORSE, s. 1. bag Spfcrb, 9iop ; 2. bte ©ayallcric, 9?citci-ei ; 3. bcr boljcvnc ©fcl (bcfoiibcvS Strafmafd)iue ber Splbatcn); bcr (S(igc=)Sprf, haS ©cftell, ©criift (jnm 3SafdietvP(f= licit, u. f. ty.) ; 4. jv. y. bie 5pcrtlct= «e; ^alfe; 5. .^.st. t. haS ficinc 51Sfcrb (jivifd)cti bcm ^-cgafiiS unb SSaffenuann) ; a — of state, ein "^a- rnbcpfcrb ; the great — , Sip. F.. haS (2d)uipfcrb ; stalking — , baS S.rcib= Vfcrb, ^arfcrccpfcrb; to make one a stalking — , cincu m{(jbraiid)en ; gentleman (master) of the — . bcr Strtilmcificr ; to take — , ft^ ju 5pfcrbc fe^en, aiifft^cu ; nnSvctten ; to sit on — , iiuf ciiiciu 5pfcibe rciten ; to — ! aufgcfcffcu! ju spfcrbe ! to sound to — , Jinn ?liifft^cn blafcn ; they cannot set their horses together, vuig. ftc fiallcn ntd)t sufainmcn, f!Jn= nen ftc^ nid)t ycrtragcn ; in compos. — back, ba« Si^cn jii ipfcrbc ; to be on — back, ju *.}lfcrbc fcmt, rciten ; to get up on — back, OUfS '^Jfcrb ftci= gen ; to ride on — back, VCitClt ; — bean, bte Jpfcvbcbpbitc, 9iof!bcbnc, ^uffbpbne; — block, bcr >)luftrift au\S ^fcrbc; — hair, baS S|]fcvbe= baar, Sipfibaar; —hair seating, ba§ <2tiib(^cng ypn [Jlp^baar; — heel, ber Pliant {inula Udcnium — /,.) ; — hoR, bie $fevbcbacfe ; — jockey, vid. Jockey; — keeper, ber (Btallfncc^i — knobs, pi. bic JtiJiJvfc bcv "Slodcn; t)(umcn ; — laugh, bag Sadicn aiU yollein .galfc ; — leech, bcr O^p^igel ; Sabnfcbmicb, Jlurfc^inieb, %\;iitx-- arjt ; — litter, bie ypn ^fcrben ge=: tragene Sanftc, DiotJbabrc, ber 93ran» cavb ; — load, bic Sabung etnes -$ter- be« ; — lock, bie fycffclfiir bic 5pfcr= be; ba§ Svnnnfdjlpp ; — mackerel bte Stadjcliiiaffclc; — man, bet 3icitci- ; (Sayallcvift; — manship, bte *TJcttfnnft; — marten, bte SOcfpC, 33vcmfc; ©ficrfdiwalbc ; — match, bie jtipvfgang, ScbnecganS ; — measure, bci 2}?a6ftp(f fiir ^Pfcrbc ; — meat, bag ^liffvbcfnttcr; — men, bie Eayallevic; — mill, bie Sfipfjiuiib^ Ic ; — milliner, bcr niit ^fcvbef:b"^lld banbclt; — mint, bic Sflofmiiujc, 0ip^pplet) ■ {Meiita syloestns — /,.) ; — muscle, bte 9JJicjjinufd)cl ; — nail, ber ^^ufnagel; — oil, bag jvamin= fctt; — path, vid. -- way; — physic, bie $ferbearjnei ; — picker, bie c§uf= frafec; — play, bcr grpbc Sd)evj, bie 3otcn; — pond, bic 5ls'fevbcfd)n.icm= niC ; — race, — racing, bag ^5ff rbc= VCnncn ; —rack, bag 3ied; — radish, ber SJfecrrettig ; — rasp, bie J^uf= rafpel ; — road, vid. — way ; — sheet,bic ^fcvbcbctfc, Stallbccfe; — shoe, bag Jpufcifcn ; — shoe liead, A. T. cine JlPV^ffvanfbcit bcr .$?iiibcr, in n.icld)cr bic ^ftopfnabte jn >yeit gcpfflict ftnb ; — (sl)oe-)veteh, bic ^Ufcifcnpflanje {Hippocrepis — I.) ; — stealer, (— thief), bcr $fericbieb ; — tail, bcr ^fcrbcfcbwanj {Kqnisctum — D ; bough — tail, bcr S^udjtels balm; — tongue, bag Bdi^'fcntraut; — transom, JV. T. bCr i^crf baHcil ; — trappings, p/. bag 5pfcrbfgcfd)ivr ; — way, bcr SfJcitmcg; — whip, bieSfJctta gcrte, 3icitpcttfd)e ; to — whip, v. a. mit ber 9Jcttvcitfd)e ))cirf^cit, aug' ))citfct)cn ; — willow, rid. — tail : — woman, bic 5}amc IV. 5pfcvbe, bie9?ci: tcviiin ; — worm, bcr cKpf5>tnirm. To HORSE, V. a. 1. (cincStntc) bcfcbaa Icii, bdegcn, bcfvvingen ; 2. auf ciii ^t'fcvb fcljen, aufftt'fn, rciten ; bcrit; ten mad)cn; 3. auf bcm 3tiirfcn fra' gen, borfcn; (well-)horsed, (gut) be= vittcn. HORTATION, s.bie Cfrmabuuiig. HORTATIVE, I. s. bie eniiabnuiig ; II. adj. ermabncnb. HORTATORY, adj. cviuabncub (uuv ypfi 5)ingcn) ; a — speech, cine @nnab- nunggrcbc. HORTICULTURAL, adj. bCtt ®arteil= ban bctrcffcnb. HORTICULTURE, .?. bcr ©avtctiban, bic ©artncrei; ©artcnfuiift, ®ait= ncrtunft. HORTULAN, ndj. ciiicn ©arfcn pctrcfs fcnb ; — calendar, bcv ®artenfa(ciibcr HORTICULTURIST, s. bcr ®artcu> titnfttcr. HORTUS SICCUS, s. bag .pcvbarium. HORT-YARD, s. -f bcr Obftgavtcit. HOSANNA, s. bag>)5pftanna. HOSE, s. 1. bie .^pfen, (Strunn.'fbpfcH, bag 93cintlcib ; 2. bcrStrnmpf, bt< StriinH-ife ; 3. tup- t. bie 4Miri)t>- bag (5d)Io6 (an "bcr a3ud)brndcr= VrcfTc) ; 4. bcr S)urd)fd;Iag 'tin Sl>raii= baufc) ; 5. ^r. r bic iT?aniicving, 2SaffevIange (SSaffcvfdilangc) jum ^vHiupcn. ' Ho.'iiER, s. bcr i2trumpf=(tyaareu' .^cinblcr. HOSIERY, s. bie StntinpfnianiifaFtU' re; <2trnnivf=(fiviiffr,iyaavcn; trad* in — , bcr (itrnmpfamavenbanbcl. _ HOSPITABLE (fldv. — ly), adj gaftftCt HOUG flafifrcmibfctiaftltd); — house, bte ^Evbcvgc, bag .ipofvijium ; — ness, s. bie ©aftfvcibcit. _ HOSPITAL, s. i>aS .goS^jital, S^Mtnl, 31niieul)aii8 ; — fever, bnS SpttaU ftebcv; — ship, ba« c6o«pitalfc^tff. HOSPITALITY, s. bie @a{tfretl}ctt, Oaftfi-cuubfctjaft; to keep — , gaft- fi'ct fci)it; right of — , btt« Oaflrec^t. HOSPITALLER, s. bcr c6ogpttalmci= ftcv, ^flf gcr ; 3ofaanititevi-itter ; MaU tcfervittcr ; b.inntjcv^igcr 53ruber. HOST, s. 1. bie .^oflie (in ber xmii- frficn Slivd)t); 2. bcr SBivt^, ®afl= xoixth, &<[\tbax; 3. ba§ ^eer, Jtricgsfjccr, bieSojaav; gro§c 5nJen= ge; to reckon without one's — , tie 8lcd)iiuiig pf)ne beti a3irt^ mac^ett; the Lord of hosts, ber .^crv bev ■^m= fct)aarfit; a — of flies, gnats, &c. tin ^nt la= ncteil, bag '<^auS ; a commercial — , cin 'OnnbelSiiaug ; the — of Austria, ba§ i^anS Deftrcid^ ; — of parliament, bag ^arfamcnt ; to be in the — , im $arlamcnte fi^cn ; to be in posses- sion of the — , bie ilufnieiffanifcit beg .§aufcg (^arlanicntg) gebicteii, be= berrfd)en Pber fcffcln ; — of lords, ( — of peers or the upper — ), bag-^aug bcr gprb'j Pber '$airg, bag Dberbaug; — of coinnion.s, (the lower — ). bag ^ai\i bev ©cnifincu, bugllntcrbaug; the Lord's — , bag .fiaug bcg J^crm, ©Pftegbaug ; — in a university, bag gpllcgium auf ciuer Uuiycrfifat ; — of death, b«g i^aiig tvpriit ftd) cine ^eid)e beftnbet ; — of call, tic .§er= bcrgc bcr .*5anMiicrfcr ; — of accom- inodation, bag ',?lb(letgciiuavticr ; —of pleasure, bag Sujtbaug ; — of office or convoKicnt — , bag beiuilidje @e= mad), bet *?Ibtritt ; to keep — , cine .^augbaltung Kibeii pbcr fiibrcn ; to keep the — , bag e§aug biifcu, nic^t auggcbcn ; to keep a good — , ciucu gnten fTifd) fiibrcn ; to keep open — , pffcne Safcl batten ; iiouse ! int. (alg Buruf bay man bebient fcfln tvill) ^lufioartung ! (>gerr) 2Birtb ! MdU ner ! in compos. — agent, bcr Sofai- »crmietbcr ; — beii, bie j;bitrglprfc ; — boat, bag 33pot mit 3iitimcrn Pber 5c(d)cr ein6rid)t; — breaking, ber C^iiibrud) ; ciubrccbcub ; — clock, bie >0augubr ; — do?, bcr •^ausbnnb ; — eaves, pi. bic 2)ad)= rinne ; — hold, &c. vid. Household, &c. — keeper. 1. bcr .^augyatcr; t^angbaltcr; ■6aug»erttialtcr ; 2 bte .gaugmuttcr ; .*oaugbaItcri«il, 2!Sirtt)fd;aftcrinn ; — keeping, bafl HOWB .fiang^altcn, bie .^augbaltnng; 93e« tuirtbung, ®aftfreibeit ; — lamb, bag ^auglamm, «)cld)eg im .^aufe gemiiftct wirb; — leek, bcr ,!^aug= lilUd) ISemperviviim — L.) ', — less, pbnc aSPbnung, bcim.atblpg, b«™w= tvrcnb; —maid, bic ^^augmagb, bag ©tubeumabdjen; — painter, bcrStiu bcnmaler, Vlnftrei^er ; — pigeon, bie .(paugtrtube; — raiser, bcr cin^aufi bant; — rent, ber .^augjing; — robbing, bcr .^ailgbicbftabl ; — room, bcr Dlaum im -Saufc, @ela^ ; to give one — room, ,"}iemaubcn tug ^ans nebmen; — servants, bag ..§auggc= fiube ; — snail, bic L^augfdjnccfe ; — top, ber ®ibcl ; — warming, bcr ^iu= juggfcbmaug ; — wife, vid. House- wife ; — Wright, ber Saumcificr, Sir* d)itelt (ro. ii ). To HOUSE, V, I. a. 1. bcbcrbcrgcn ; unter 5)acb Pber in Stcberbcit brin= gen, untcrbringen, einbriugcn, in bie g^cuue, tn ben Stall, u. f. n). briu= gen, ftallcn; 11. •». 1. tupbncn; 2. .^stroi. T. cine StcUung am >^immet baben, fid) in cinem ber .^i'mmelg- bciufcr bcftnbcn ; housed, part. adj. JV T. feftgcmad;t («pn ben .^aupncii). HOUSEHOLD, I. s. bie .(^augbnltung, bcr ,^augbalt, bag >^ang, bie <5amilie ; 2)icncrfcbaft ; ber Jppfftaat; rule oi the — , bie ^paugprbnuug, bauglic^e ginricitung ; the king's — , bie Uniq- lid)e ,§pfbaltung ; H. adj. bauglicb; in compos. — afl'airs ( — avocations), biiuglict>e ©efc^iifte; —bread, grpbcg, baugbadftn SBrpb ; — coat, bag %a- milicnn3a))pen ; — domestics ( — ser- vants), pi. bag .^auggefinbe ; — e.\- penses, bic Unfoftcu bcr ^angbaltnng ; — gods, bie -^cuaten, .gianggiitter ; — government, bag -Saugrcgtmcut ; — peace, bcr .cn, 3>»trntafd)cbcii, SRabbud), Stabclbnd) ; — ly, adj. in ber iSang= baltung cvfabreii; — ry, s. bag,gaug= wefcn, bie .^angbaltung ; l)auglic^c Sparfamfeit, .g)iiugltct)fett. HOUSING, s. JV. T. bie bretgaruigc 2t= nie, <^^iifing. HOVEL, s. ber Sdioppcn ; bie .^iiftc. To HOVEL. V. a. untcr cincu (2d)pp= pen briugcn ; in eiiic.^iitte bringen. To HOVER, V. n. 1. fcbwcbcu ; baugcu ; wanfen, fid; neigen ; 2. umbcnvan= bcrn ; to — about, umfci^mebcn, ypr^ iibcrgcben. HOW, adv. ti'te ; n^arum ; nuf wdcht 5lrt;— is if? Juie gcbt'g? r.Me fl^bt^? —is it that..? wic fpmmt eg, bafi . . ? — do you do ? njie gcbt ca Sbiif"'^ wie beftnbcu f)nltcJ) iiiit jvnei SOJafteii; 2. cttt trliiubifdjeo Stf^svboct. To HOWL, V. n. |)CUlcn ; to — at, CiV.' f)culen. HOWL,s. 1. ba3 ^otifeii, ©e^eul (et= iicS aSoIfcsf, .^nifbeS) ; 2. ba« lautc aSctncn, ©c^hid)5cu-; 3lngftgc= fc^rei. fioWLET, s. bie S'JncljtcuIc. HOWSOEVER, ad,;. + vid. Howeveu. flOY, I. s. bcv .6eu, bie S;red-fc^ia)te (einvlattcS ^ollanbifc^cS Sal^rjcug); 11. int. ^allol) ! HUB, s. bcv atiicfcn ciiieS Naming. HUBBUB, s, vidfT. bas @cfd)vet ; bci' Sarm, 2;iimult, baS &et'oft; (SinS t>urcf)8 3lnbere. iiUCKABACK, s. bnS DaiHiifigcwctc, ber 5)amaft, Svf'll ; —towels, ^^anb= luc^bvell. HUCKLE, s. bic .^iifte; —backed, tudetig; —bone, biitf ^iiftbetti ; — hones, pi. eitt Jtiitberfptelscug ypit (SU feiibeiii. HUCKSTER, }s. 1. ber .6ofer; 2. HUCKSTERER, 5 ^ftmtildifti;e Jtcvl, @ct)itrte. To HUCKSTER, v. n. I^ofett, Wfcril. HUCKSTERESS, s. bie Jpijferinu. To HUDDLE, v. I. a. ufTOiirreit, 5ufam= inen»erfcn ; (to — up>, gefd)wiiib ab= tl)un, uiiv obeiibtit yerrtdjten, l)iibclii; to — in, eiufc^an-en ; bcbcdeii ; to — on, gefd)n)iiib aiijiel)ett, iibevwci-fcit; ,to — upon, auf^aiifcii, (ciiiem etma«) aufbiirbeit ; H. n. x\\ iUteitge fommen, l)crbeiftri3men. HUDDLE, s. bic Utiobituug, gScn«iv= rung, ber 2Rif(^mafd), iincvbeiitlidjc ^§aufe; all in a — , 3lUeS uiitcv etn= anber. MUDDLER, s. bcr SBcrmirniitggftiftcr, ^^ublev, 5Pfufd)ev, (Stiimpcr. HUE, .^ 1. bic §avbe ; 2. ba§ 91nd)= fdjveicti, Slitfgcbot ; of sable — , »on fc^tuarjcm yiuflrid); to ciiange the — , VCrfd)ic§CH ; — and cry, 7,. T. 'iai (mit @cfrf)rei uctSnbene ^Uifgcbot {lint) ^Hcrfolgeit citK-^ aScvbre^erS; to make (raise or send) — and cry after one, eiitcii iiiit ®cfd)vei (mit StcdCi bricfcn) ocrfolgcu. HUFF, s. 1. bfv 2(nfaU, Uttgcfiiim, %xo%; •>. bcr 5Pral)lfr, ba« ®vo6- maul ; to be in a — , tobcu, braiifeu, fdjnaubcil; to he upon the — about a thing, mit ctwaS Vi'ii^leu, auffc^uci= ben. roHUFF,v.n.& a. 1. blafcit, bla^cii, baufeu; 2. ftrb iibcrmiit^ig obcr bc= (cibigcub benebiiicu, fc^naubcn, brau-- fcii, tro^cu ; 3. troj^tg bcbaubclu; 4. aufgc^cu (oom Scig, mitup) ; to — a man atdrausrhts, (tm Samcnfpictc) eiuen (Slciu blafcu; to — and pufi", fdjUilubcn Utlb toben; easily hulled, lcid)t 5U erjiirucu. HUFFER, s. bcr ©c^nauber, 5)3raf)Icr. nUFFINESS,*. vid. HiTFFi3nNE.sg.,7': — '- HUFFISH (a,lv.—LY),,adi. fc^U.-ptt'CUb, aufacblafcu, Ircfeig, l)od)miitbtg, w= mt^ui't ; — ness, s. W Sc^uaubcti, bic Slufjjeblafen^cif, ber Sro^, bic 513ral)= Icret, ber bclctbigcnbc llebcrmutf). HUFFY, adj. aufgcblafcn, auiitapenb ; ennjftnblii^. HUG, .t. bie Umarmuug, ber Srud ; to give one the cornish — , eiuciu cin ^Bciu uutcrfd)lagc!i. To HUG.t). a. 1. nmarnicn, in fcinc 2Ir= mebriirfeu; l)cvjeii, faffeu, foft f)(i[= ten; 2. jcirllicb bcbaubein, liebfcfcu, i"<^meid)eln, Vflegeii ; to — one's self, ft4> felbft roobl gcfalien, fi4)fd)met= d)cln, ftcb l)atfd)clu ; jv. t-s. to — the land, bt4)t nn ber Jtiifte ^infegeln. HUGE (adn. — hy),adj. ff^r grojj, Wcit, unermcplic^, ungeBciier; —ness, s. bic angebeuerc ©rijpc, Uucrmep[ic^= m. HUGGER-MUGGER, s. ber i5c&Iu^jfn)in= fe(; ina— , tus ®ct)cim, Bcrftoblncr SBeifc, unter ber 2)ede, iin (unterin) ^ufd). HUGH, .?. ^ugo (2)lann§namc). HUGUENOT, s. ber .gugcnott, bic .P)u= genottiuu. HUGUENOTiSM, s. bic ?cbrc bcr .§u= genottcn. quKE, s. +bcr 3)JnutcI, Uebcrwuvf. tlULK, s. bcr jl6rj.)er, 9iumpf eineS (abgetafeltcn) ©d)iffeS; hulk?,p/. altc ©diiffc (befonbcr3 auf bcr Sbcmfe) jur SSerma^vnug ber ©cfangenen. To HULK, V. a. aii^mcibcn, au«nel)mcn (cineu •fpaftn, u. f. ». m. ii.) HULL, s. bcr a^umpf einciS (5fbiffc§ ; JV. T-s. a — , 'oor Sop unb 2;afcl ; — to, bciliegcu; — to lie or to^ strike a - hull, auf bcm 3Baffcr (obnc (scgclunb 9Jubcr, obcr yor Xop unb S:afcl) tvci= ben ; —damaged, am Diumpf befdni= bigt. To HULL, V. T. a. fitalcu, I)iilfcn, ai= biilfen, au«f)iilfeu ; to — asiiip, ei= ucm S^iffe in ba§ 45oIs (ntd)t auf bie Jliaftcu wnb in ba^ Scgelmcrf j fd)icfecn; hulled barley, @erftcn= ©raupcn ; il. «. auf bcm aSaffer (Df)= nc Segcl unb 3tut>cr) trcibcn, fii)\vt- bcu. HULLY, adj. IjiUfig, fit)alig, voller .§iilfcu. HULVER, s. bie Stec^padnc. To HUM, u. n. cV a. i. bummcu, fum= men, fumfcn, brnmmcn ; faufcn ; murmeln; leifcbijrcu laffen, lcifcftn= gen ; brummcn laffen ; 2. (for llum- bu?) betriigen; (in ^JJcuenglifd)) aicr= fcu; to — agignrtop, cincn(33rninm=) J^retfd bvumnicn laffen ; to — over, I)crbrnmmeu; to— and haw, im SJlc^ bcu ftocfcn; jaubcrn, anftel}cn. HUM, *. I. ba« 45ummeit, Snmmcn, ©efumfc, ©ebrnmme, ©efaufe, @e= murmcl ; 2. bcr (gemcine) ©cbcvj, •Spas ; to put a — upon one, cinciu etnja^ aufbinbcn; n. int. \)uml bm ! in compos. — bug, ber 93ctrug ; ©d)»auf, bic ©dinafe, (Srbnurie, 9hlffd)llei^crci, ber Sdjein, SBinb, bic SBinbbeutelci, ber llnftnn; to — hug, V. a. cant, (buvd) 9lnffrf)neibcrci) bctrii= gcu(oiitof .., urn..), jum^^efteii ^a= ben, einem etmaS aufbinbcn, blaneu Sunft »ormarbeii, ibm citic 9Jafc bre= l)tn ; — drum,fd)lafrig. tragc, bnmm ; — hums, cin fd;oncr wetter oftinbt= fd)cr 3i§. HUMAN, nilj. mcnfcblicfe ; —lancet, bic yibcrlaplahjcttc; —species, baS )3hn'_ fd)cngcfd)lcd;t. HUMANE (ado. — i.y), adj. Icutfclig, mcnfct)eufrcunblid), licbrcid), l)nlb= veid), gntmiitltig, gcfiiUig; -ness, s. vid. Humanity. HUMANIST, ,?. 1. bcr9)icnfii)cn!cnncr; 2. .Gumaiiifl (ber bie .Cmmanicra mi^, Ict;vt obcr lernt), $l}tlplog. HUMANn'Y, s. 1. bic 5Kcufi^i)otf, ba^ menfc^lii^e®efd)lec^t; 2. bic •J)ienfc^= licfifeit, Scutfcligfcit, gj?cnfc|en= freunblic^tcit, ©iitigfcit; 3. bic .gu: maniora, 5pt)ilcIogic. HUMANiZATiON, s. bic 93crmcnfd)li= d)nng, ©efitfnng. To HUMANIZE, v. a. nicnfd)lid;, gcftt=: tet mac^en, »cvmcufd)lid)cu. HUMANKIND, s. baS 2}Jcnfd)engc= fc^lcc^t. HUMANLY, ad,:, mciifcblic^, na^ menfc^Iid)cr SBeife, nac^ menfd)li= ^cii Segriffcn. HUMBLE, adj. 1. nicbvig, gering; 2. befcfccibcn, bemiitl^ig ; 3. untergebcu- 4. fletnmiitbig ; your (most) — ser- vant, 3[)r gel)orfamfter, ergcbenftc: 2)icncr ; —bee, bie .§ummct, S)vob- nc; ba§ SSieucuEraut; — bee eater, bcr 93icncnnjDlf ; — mouthed,. bemii= t()ig tm Ofieben, flcinlaut, sa^^baft, fanft; — plant, bic gemcine (cinn^ Wflauje, (Sf^ampflanje {Mimosa pudica — L.). To HUMBLE, 71, a. nicbrtg mac^cu, cr= nicbrtgcn, nicberbeugcn, bcmiitbigcn., berabilnirbtgcn, Jriinfeu ; untcrivct= fen. HUMBLENESS, s. bte ^Mcbrtgfctf, S)c- mnt(). HUMBLER, s. bcr ©micbrtgcr, 2)cinii- tbigcr. HUMBLESS, s. pi. Sp. T. btC ©iugctocibj eineS .^irfc^ea. HUMBLY, ado. nicbrig ; bemiitl)ig ; f Icinmittfiig ; I most — thank you, tc^ banfe 3b"C'i gcljovfamft. HUM-BUG, Hum-drum, &c, vid. Hum. To HUMECT, I v. a. fcur^ten, an» To HUMECTATE, 5 feuc|)tcn, bcfeud)^ ten, benc^en (w. I'i.). HUMECTATION, s. bic Scfcnr^tuitg 5hifcnc^tung, ^Beuefeung (ro. ii.) HUMECTiVE, adj. fcuc^tcnb, befeu(^. tenb. HUMERAL, adj. jur ©djuUcr (jcbBrig • the — arteries, Jl. T. bic Sc^Ultcrblut^ abern. HUMERUS, s. A. T. ba« (Sd)ntterbcin. HUMFREY, s, .gumfricb (a}fann£na= me). HUMHUMS, vid. unter Hum. HUMICUBATION, s. baS Sicgcn anf bet (S-rbc (lu. ii.). HUMID, adj. fcuc^t, na^, waffcrig. HUMIDITY (HuMiDNEss), s. btC ^eud)> tigtcit, ^■Jaffe. - Tt; HUMILIATE, ». a. emicbrigcn, nie* berbengcn, bcmiitbigcn, uutcrwerfen. HUMILIATION, s. bie (friiicbriguug, Semiitbigung • ^aficiung. " ' HUMILITY, .?, 1. bie ffiefd^ctben^cit S)emnt!); 2. ©rnicbrignug, Unter' wevfung. HUMMER, s. bcr (bic,baS) .gnmmenb? ©ummenbe, 9)iunnclnbc. HUMMING, s. ba§ .^I'ntincn, ©umfcH ; — bird, ber J^olibri, ^oonigfangcr ; — ■ top, bcr (£umm= obcr 33rumm=Jlrci« fel. HUMMUMS, s. pi. bte 33aberci, §Babe* fiube. HUMOUR, s. 1. bic gciidttigfeit, ber (Saft ; (humours, pi. Sliiffc im J?or= per) ; 2. bag Slemperament, bie ©ea miitbaart, (berrfd)enbe5]eignuq, Suji, ber a)Jntb, (Sinn; 3. bic ©timninug, @emutl)«ftimmnng, Sauue; ©rille, bcr91ngang, ©infail; 4. bic fyrof)lid)- feit, (&d)e'r5baftigfcit; 5. bie ©c:; woi)nbeit, ?lugemobnl)eit; black, hu- mours, fd^iuarje, bicfeSaftc; he is in a drinking — , cr bat Suft (ift ciumal till Bugc) jU trinfen ; tlie — takes me bie ^nft manbclt mid) an ; to he onto — . nicbt bei (gute r) 'I'.auitc focrfttmmt HUNK HURR HUT 'e^n ; to u-ikc one in the — , 3cinan= eeS gute Sauiie abwavtcit, fie bcuu= ^Cll ; to do a thing for the — of it, Ct= was auS gittcv Snuiic, jiini (5paf tl)Un ; to please one's (own) — , fetlieil • ^auncit folgcil ; every man in his — , jcbcv l)at ffiitc gauiieii, fctiteu jtojjf fiir ftc$. r» HUMOUR, V. a.l. n)tUfaT)reii,9cfaIIi9 fin;ii, ftd) vidjtcn nac^ (etnc« I'auuc,) biefctbe befviebigeii ; 2. mtt?icbeunb iiu^ t^iiii, obcv nad^mac^cti, in ben @cijl einbviugcii, aiiffaffen ; you — liini too much, etc l)abeii ju uiel i)Jac^= ft^t niit il)in. HUMORAL, arlj. Med. T. »0n bCIl (5eit^= tigfcitcn bei JltM-pcrS ^ei-rul)rcub ; — fever, ia§ glu^fifbet. HUMORIST, s. l.bfv Iaunifrt)e, wun= bcrltd)e SUcnfd;, (Soiibevltng, ®vil= Jcufdngcr ; 2. ber lauutrte ilJeiifc^, ©Vo^'jogcl. HUMOROUS (arf«. — r.v), (k//. 1. IaU= iiifd), njuiibci'Iic^, feltfam, gvtlicn= l)aft; rcgcllo-^, gvotc«f ; 2. launtg, fVatib'ift, l'ct)iimvig; — ness, s. baa feUlamc SBctrafleii, launigc SBefeii, btc Sauiie ; ba« iSc^iiurrige, bcr ©paS, a}Iutl)iviUe ; (Stgeuftiiii/bieaBuitber: lt(tfdt. HUMORSOME (adv. —ly), ailj. 1. Iail= nifc^, anmbcvlict), feltfam, ctgciiftu= nig ; 2. lauiiig, fcfccrj^aft. HUMP, s. bei- i^itrf el, .^ijcfcc ; —back, bet 5iBurfcL ; ^3ujcfigc; —backed, bucfcltg. HUMPH, int. b'm I bum ! ba ! HUMPHREY, *. ,*pumfricb'(,iJianit8na= me). To HUNCH, V. a. 1. (mit bem (Slbogcn) ftojjcii, Vuffcrt; 2. sum 2luSn)uc^S bviiigen, bucfcligjnacben, fi-itiitmeii. IICNCH,*. 1. ber i^tog mit bcm (flbo= gcit, 5JJuff; 2. cg)6cfer, Jituorren, 'i\\i&- iiuid)!, iBorfpnuig; 3. ciit igtiicf ("•Orob, :i. f. m.); —back, ber (bic) SBucfelige; — backed, bucfelig. HUNDRED, I. culj. iiUllbert ; H. s. 1. ba« .^unbelt; 2. bcr (Sent; ®ait (33f5irf, yovmaU, "yicUcir^t Boit bimbcrt (5)ii= tcni); live in the — , fiillf ^rojCllt ; by hundreds, bltllbfrtWeife; — court, bag deutgeiid^t ; — fold, buubeitfaU tig; — lieaded, bnubcrtfopfig ; — weight, bcr (SciUucr. HUNDREDER, s. bcr Sciitgraf (®c= rici)teb«v ciiics Setit§), (SautouSrtc^= tcr ; i!aiibgcfd)ivonic. HUNDREDTH, wij. bcr, bic, bag :^un- bcrtc, buitbcrtfte. HUNG, part. viil. To Hang ; — beef, ein= gcfa(5«tie«, iinb tit fieier Suft gcb6rr= te« 9iii:bfleifd;. HUNGARIAN, I. a(i/. uitgarifc^ ; H. s. ber Utigar. HUNGARY, s. (bag Jtoitigvctcb) ltii= gani; —water, bag iiiigarifctje 2Baf= icr, HUNGER, .«. ber .^unger ; bag T^cftige, bcgicrige 33crlaiigcu ; pron. — is the best sauce, .giuiigcr i)! bcr bcfie Stod) ; — starved, i)Crl)Uligcrt. To HUNGER, v. v. bu'igcfn ; 3)?aiigcl leibcn ; bcftig bcgcbrc'n. HUNGERLY, adj. ^ adv. bltltgcrig. HUNGRILY, adtt. gicrig, iitit gropcm .^linger. HUNGRINESS, s. bie .0uiigrtg!cit. HUNGRY, aij. 1. bmigvig ; 2.imfntc^t= bar, mager, biirfrig, avmfclig; targ, filjig; —evil, bee ,§eiBbiingci:, .^iinb^buiiger ; Sp. e-s. bie gicjifucbt ;ber ^Pferbe) ; — (Rroedv) hawk, bcr gicrigc (nimmerfattc)j^aitc; —gravel (—soil), bcr magere'Saiib (Sobcii). auNKS, s. bcr t^uiigerlcibcr, Jlnidfer, .tiiauftr, Sifj. HUNS, s./ji. bie ^unnen. ro HUNT, »). a. c*;- «. 1. iagcit, bc^cu nadjfc^eii, ccrfolgcii; fpiircii, fov= fd)en, burctiagcu; 2. aufiifircit, Ici= ten (.g)unbeaufber3agb); to — after, nac^iagcn, nadjfc^cu ? nacb etwag ftrc= ben ; to — out, augfpiireit, augfor* fd)CU ; to — up and down, iDOtl aUcrt ©citen fudjeit. HUNT, s. 1. bie Sagb, .gcfeiagb, bag 45e^eu; 2. ^JJac^fe^cn, SJcrfofgen; 3'. bie Jtoppel Sngbbunb^ 2}?eute ; — with toils, bag ^eiigjagcn; the — is up, bie 3agb bnt begonncn; biervon: a — 's up '. col. berang ! HUNTER, s. 1. ber Sagcr, Seibmann ; 2. ©piirl)uub, 3agbbiinb ; 3. bag Sagbpfeib; — 's horn, bag Sagb^orn, ,§ieff)prn. HUNTING, s. 1. bie 3agb, bag 3agen, 2Beibnjert ; 2. hie ^Jaepfcfenng, a3cr= folgnng ; 92ad)forfd;ung ; — casket, bag 3agb=6agquet; — hanger, brt .^irfdjfangcr, bag Sagbmcffer ; — horn, bag 3ngfc£)Prn; — horse, bag 3»igbpferb; — match ( — party), bie Sagbpartie; — moon, bcr ;uncl)mcnbe a}?onb; — nag, bag Sagbpferb, ber Sagbtlcppcr ; — pole, bic Stangc, ber" Stpcf beim Jllppf= obcr i&tre'tf= jagen, bcr SagbfpictJ: — seat, bcr 3agbft§, bag 3'tgbfcb(o^ ; — sword, rid. — hmger : — truss, bag Sltgpcn=- forium, ber ^cbebeutel. HUNTRESS, s. btc Sagcrinn. HUNTSMAN, s. 1. bcr Sagcr, SBcib^ mann, Sagblicbbabcr; 2. 3agerbur= fcfee ; — ship, bcr 3nbegriff bcr' (*i0en= fc^aften eineg 3agcrg, bic 3agerei. HURDEN, s. bic grobe (fjebeuc) 2eiii= tuanb, 3l5ergleinuianb. HURDLE, s. 1. bie ,0iirbe, Slcc^tc; (5d)leifc; 2. Fuh. ber Scban^forb, bie5'ifd)ine ; — work, bagSlc^twerf, Jtorbgitter. HURDS, s. pi. bag aScrg, u. f w. HURDY-GURDY, s. bie (£ayoi)arben= Seller. To HURL, V. a. fc^Icubcru, wcrfcn, fc|)mci9cn ( — at, nacfe) ; to — Uie ball, ben 93aII frblagen ; to — one's self into ruin, ftd) iiig ^Bcrbcrbcn ftiirjeit. HURL, .•?. 1. bag 2Bcrfen, Scbfcubcru; 2. ©ctiimnicl, bcr Xumult, -Mufnibr ; — bone, ber Jlrcusfnocben (bei $fer= ben) ; — wind, ber aBirbelroinb. HURLBAT, s. bcr Stfcitfolbcn, <2trcit=: ritntcn; bag 3JaEett. HURLER, s. bcr Sc^icnbcrcr, SBcrfer ; SBallfpicler. HURLING, s. cine 3(rt iBaltfptel. HURLY, or Huli.y-buRly, s. bcr Xw- mult, 5hiflauf, 3lufrnbr, aSirrwarr, bag ©ctiimmcl, ©etijfe. HURRA, int. .§urral) ! HURRICANE, s. ber Drfan. HURRIER, s. berlSilcnbe, Srcibcnbe; , 3[>eranvrcr, 3>erberbcr, Stbrer. To HURRY, I- L n. (ungcfiiim) eilen; H. a. eilig fcnid)tcn/iibcreilcn; iw aSevjinrruiig bringcn ; treiben, jagen, befd)leuuig"en ; to — away, tucgcilen ; cntfii[)rcn ; to — oil; eilig roegfii^rcn ; to — on, antrctben ; bctreiben ; to — out, oevtrciben, yerjagcn. HURRY, 5. 1. bic (groge) g'ttc, (Si(fcr:= tigfeit, ber Svang; 2. 2:umult, bag Sannen, ©etiimnicl ; in a — , in ber ©ilc, im Slugc, auf bcm ©prunge ; in the — of business, im 5)rauge bcr G>)cfd)aftc ; what is your — 1 mag eilen Sie fo? all your — will come to nothing, mit alJc bcm Sarmen ricbtcft bU uid)tg aug; — skurry, col. mit ^arm, in bcrSScranrrung, eing burd)g aubere. HURST, s. ber .0ain, bcr §infl, iai SBiiltdjcu; bcr mit ®c£)6l5 benjad;= fcnc .§iigcl- To HURT, ». ir. a. f^abctt, bcfc^abigcn, tocbctbun, »crlcfeen, ucrivunbcn ; vcv- bcrben; it hurts me to my soul, Cg tbul mir in ber Scele njc^ ; it hurts me to think of it,t* bcnfcntttScbmerjcn bar- an ; to be — at. . , ftc^ frdiifcn iibcr... HURT, s. 1. bie aSerle|ung, a3erttjun= bung, bcr Scbabcu ; 2. ^Jacitbeit ; ba* SSiJie, Uebcl. HURTER, o^ bcr SScrlcfecr, Sef^dbigcr, 23er»»unbcnbe. HURTFUL [adv. — ly) , m/j. fcfedblicb, nad)t^ciltg, gcfdbrlich, ucrbcrbli^ ; — ness, s. bic (Sd)dbli(^fcit, ?Jad)tbei= ligfcit, @cfdl)rlic^£cit, a?erbcrbltd)= fcit. To HURTLE, v. \. n. aiipraHc«, av.- floBf "/ jufammenfio^cn ; ir. n. mil .6efligfctt bcivcgcn obcr flogen ; fd)miitgen ; — berry, bie rotbc .g>eis bclbeere, 5J?rci^clbeerc. HURTLESS {(uiv — ly) . adj. Uufd;db= lic^ ; unycrle^t, uiiycrfe^rt. HUSBAND, s. 1. bcr (S"bc"tann, 2JJanu, ®atte; 2. ,§augbdlter, SBirtb ; 3. ^aubanrtb, $dcbfcr; ready (fit) for .1 — , niannbar, bci»"atbgfdl)ig (yon Smtgfiaucn) ; ship's, — M. e. bcr 33eftcbcr t3JJit=9{lKber obcr 3)irectov ) ber bie ^cforgung bcr ©ci)ipaiigelc= genl)citctt (gcgcn cine geroiffc ^royi; fton bcr iibrigcn 3'l[)ebcr) iibcr ftd' bat. To HUSBAND, v. a. 1. cincn 3}JaiilI gcben, ocrmdblen (w. ii.); 2. wirtb= fcf)aften, l)augbdltcrifd) yertualtcn. baugl;alten, fpaven, fd)oncn ; 3. (ba« ?anb) baucn ; to — the time, mit be; 3cit gcijcn. HUSBANDLESS, adj. cl)ne 9)tann, gati tenlog. HUSBANDLY, adj. & adv. n.nrt^fct)aff< lid;, f)augbdttig (n). ii.) ; — servicers "Jro^nbicnflf. HUSBANDMAN, s. bcr ?aubwirtb. HU.SBANDRY, s. 1. bie iiaubwivtb' fd}aft, bcr Sclbban, ^Icfcrbau \ 2. bic ,gaugbaltung, 2Utrtt)fc^aftlid)tctt , dparfamfcit. HUSH, Lint, 'ft ! 'fd)t ! H. alv. ftiUc ; — money, bag ©c^wcigcgclb, <2d;tiHd)t» gclb (®elb um (2ct)n)cigeu ju er- fanfen). To HUSH, v.l.n. ftiflefci)n, fd)wcigcn ; H. a. 1. flille macben, ftillcn, jum ©djrocigen bvingen; 2. uiiterbviicrcn j befanfti'gen ; (— up) vertufc^cn. HUSK, s. bie .piilfc, ©c^ale, (2cl)clfc; bcr (joccu. To HUSK, V. a. cutbitlfcn, augplfcn, fcbiilcn. HUSKED, udj. f)iilftg, fd)alig. HUSKINESS, s. bic .Ocifcrfcit. HUSKY, adj. 1. b>ilfig- ft^'iitg; 2- ^ifi- fer, raub, niit bcm ,j5uften bet)aftet. HUSO, s. bcr .§aufcn, ©tor I^Jlcipcnser hiiso obcr stiirio — /,.). HUSSAR, s. bcr Jjiifar. HUSSITES, .I. pi. bie .^uffitcn. HUSSY. .«. bie fdjmuljige, ycrddifUfoe, wciblid)c ^|>crfon,ba« gaiflige33ienfc^), aSeibftiicf, bic &d)l'ii"pf- liUSTJNGS, s. pA 1. (court of — ) ein4 ber ^tabtgericbte yon i!onbon; 2. bet aScrfamndunggort jum aBdblen cince ^liavlanicntggiiebcg, bie aSablbiibuc, To HUSTLE, V. n. ftopcn (ini ©cbrdn- ge), fortftoven. HUSWIFE, f. 1. bie tgaitgfrau; 2. fc^lcdjte Sffiirtbin, ©djlampe. To HUSWIFE, ij. a. ttjirtt^fcbaftcu, HUSWIFERY, vid. Housewifery. HUT, s. stn^. bie >&iitic, MU. T. 5■ t"li^«l^'"f'8- HYDATIDES, s. }>!. MrA. T. bie 2Baffev= bla5d)eii am mcufi1)Iic^en Jtiirver. HYDRA, s. j}.^t. r. 1. bie aBaiTcr= fc&laiige (eiii fiibUc^cS ©ternbtlb); 2. Myth. T. bie .t^vblM. HYDKAGOGUES, s. pi. 31r}netmittet, iim waffeind)te geucfjtigtetten abju= ful)vcu. HYDRANGEA, s.Sfiamcit einct 3Saffcvs Vrlaiije. HYDRAT, s Ck. T. ba« ^V)BVat. HYDRAULIC, (— cai,), \. a;broftatifit. HYDROSTATICS, s. pi. 7'.. bie aSaffer^ aiagefunji, SBafffvftaubS[e()re, .^v)= brojiatif. HYDROTics. s. pi. fchweiptreibctibe iDiittel, Sc^weimnittel. HYDRU3, s. bie aSafferfc^tange; Ast. T. ^i)\>xa. EIYEMAL, adj. )um 2Biuter aefeorig, wtntevlic^ ; — solstice, bif Winter-- fonnenweitbe. iiYEMA'nox, s. bic fitnfjiicfie (SvUU tuiig bcti aSinter iibcr, bic 5)uvc^=, Ucber= obev aiuswiiitening. HYENA, s. bie .*pV)aiic, bcr ;j:igevnjoIf, bas ©rabt^ier. HYGROMETPER, > s. T. bcr 5ciIC^tig= 3;roscope, J ' merer. HYGROSCOPE, J fcit§mcffev,.§S)gro= HYGROSCOPIC, adj. wafferaf)nli(^e 6'i= geufdiaftcn f)abcnb. HYKES, s. pL cine '.Jlvt woUencrDccfcit. HYLARCHICAL, adj. tit E'iatcvic be= bcrrfd^enb. IIYLEG, s. .Bstriii. T. til 5]3lnnet, imtcr n.icld)ein eiit 5)iciifii; geboreii ifi, unb bev beffcit ©djicffale Iritet. HYLOZOic, s. pi- bcr, welcbcr alJcu JUirpern eiii Scbeu jufdjrcibt. HYMEN, s. 1. Myth. 45i}mcit, bcv (S^e= gott \fg. ber (SBcfianb, bie (S"[)C ; 2. Ji. T. baS ^9ineii, 3ungfern();iutc|eit; 3. B. T. JirioSpeiit)autc^en. itYMENEAL, > I. ailj. l)Od)Seitlic^, cflC- HYMENEAN, S lid); H. — , «r — song, s. ba§ >§od)jcitlieb. HYMN, s. bie u6i)imte, ber Sobgefaiig; — book, bal C45cfangbit(i. I'o HYMN, 7). a. l^aftc aBortfolgc. HYPERBOLA, s. G. T. bic .^J^pCVbct. HYPERBOLE, s. Rh. T. cine jcbe buvc^ aSorte »crgro|jcrtc aSorftcUung ciucS Singes ober ©cgcnftanbcS, bie Ucbcr^ trcibung. HYPERBOLICAL (— ic ; adn. — i,v), adj. 1. o. T. bie ^i)perbcl bctrcffcnb; 2. Rh. T. f)nperboIifct), libertricben. HYPERBOLIFORM, a'lj. O. T. bie Sorill cincr .P>i)perbcl ^labeiib, fiwpcvbolifc^. HVPERBOLIST, s. bcr Ucbcrtrcibcr, aiuffi-tjneibcr. To HYPERBOLIZE, v. n. vc fluS bieikbcftubcu cnvtiirnit tuurbeu ; 2. mod. bcr geucrplalj in eiuemXrcib: ^aufe. HYPOCHONDRES, s. pi. > 1 bic »eid)e9 HYPOCHONDRIA,.?. S 2:i)cileuutCl ben 3Jippen beS 3)Jcnfc^en, bic aBei= c^cn, 5)iinnung; 2.btc.§»poc^onbrie HYPOCHONDRl.-iC, ladj JU bCH HYPOCHONDRIACAL, 5 aBcicf)cn ge» ^lirig; miljfnctitig, §Hpod;onbvifc^, mclan4)i3lifc^ ; — complaint, vid. Hy POCHONDRIA. HYPOCHONDRIAC, s. bcr .§i)pod)on» bvift. IIYPOCHONDRIACISM, ) .?. bie 2J}i[V' HYPOCHONDRIASIS, J fuc^t. (2d)roermitt^tgfeit, .^i^pocbonbric. HYPOCiST, s. ber ^Dpodftcnfaft. HYPOCR.\s, s. ber .g»i)ppocvag. HYPOCRISY, s. bie ^cnc^elei, Serein- l)ciligfeit. HYPOCRITE, .f. ber ^eud)Ier, ©djeiu" l)eilige, ©feigner. HYPOCRITIC, I adj. HYPOCRITICAL (adv.—LY) $ Kcudjlcii rifc^, fc^cinbcilig, gleipnerifc^, falfc^, HY'POGASTRIC, atlj. JUni Hlltcrlcibf gc^orig. HYPOGEUM, s. bcr uutcr bcr ©rbe bC' finbiid)e Sijcil eineg ©cbiiubeS (bci ben ailtcn). HYPOGYNOUS, adj. B. T.bobcnftaubtg. HYPOPION, s. Med. T. ba« 6'tteraug'e. HYPOSTASIS, ) s. bie <5nb(lanj, bal HYPOSTASY, 5 befonbeve aSefen, bit 5pevfonlid)fcit. HYPOSTATICAL (adv. — ly), adj. Th. T wcfentlic^, perfonlic^. ■ HYPOTiiNUSE, s. o. T. bicbcmrc^tcif aBintcI entgegcngcfegte Scite, bi» .65;potbenufc. To HYPOTHECATE^ v. a. /.. T. »er- :pfanben, {)i)potf)cciren ; to — a ship, Oelber auf aSobmcrci ucl}men, »cr» bobmcn. HYPOTHECATION, s. L. T. bilS SSet* pfanben, bie aScrpfanbung. HYPOTHECATOR, 6-. ber 5pfanbfc^rtf{» gebcr. HYPOTHENUSE, s. vid. Hypotenuse. HYPOTHESIS^.?, cin n(4 wabr angci nommener lia^, bie aJoraugfc^ung, .^Dpothefe. HYPOTHETIC, \ adj. HYPOTHETICAL [adv. — ly), S »Pr- auSgefd^t, nngcnommen, fct)einwK^r, bi)pot()ctifd). HYRSE, s. bic .(oirfc. HYRST, s. ber ^ain. H%soN, s. cine^ x'Irt gritncr S:&cc. bet §ai;fon; —skin, bcr ,^aifertl)cc, HYSOP, Hyssop, .■?. bcr 3)top. HYSTERIC (—CAI,), adj. .!/«/. T. mil 3JJutterbcfd)i»cibcn, 5Banrt)ncf»cn= fud)t, 0[)nmad)ti'n tehiiftct; »0H 9Jhittcrbcfd;tuerbeu |crriibrenb, 1)'.)= fterifc^ ; — passion, bie 3)?uttcrbc= j"ct)rocrung, auffteigcnbc ilj?uttcr ; — sobs, ^eftigcS «d;lud)jcn. hysteric's, .1. p'. bic gjhtttcrbefd)mcr= ben, .<3»)1eviE, 01)nmad)t. hysteroCele, s. Med. T. bcr 2)Jut* terbruc^, a3orfa« (ber ?JJuttcv). HYSTERON-PRO'l'ERON, .?. Oram. T. ba« aSerfebvtc ini '•.JluSbrncf jmeier ©«» grijfe, ba« iP)i)fleron=5l5rotcron. HYSTEROTOMY, 5. «■. T. bi< aiuffitnei= bung ber Sarmuttcr, bcr J?aifer= fc^uttt. HYTHE, s. bic ©c^ipKinbe, bcr ^(x'Sf. i. I, i, 3, t, bcv ncunte SSuci^jlabe bcs aiU p^abet^. I, pron. (bic crfic ^Pcvfou ©iug.) id) ; it is I! id) bin e« ; poor I! id) 'JInuec! I believe, mciuCiS aBijjenS; may I U foruiven, mbje man miv acvfei^fi*; ■ ICTE IDOL ILL say (3emanbcm nac^junifcn) I;6ven @te ! ^oveu ®ie boc^ ! AMBic, Grata. T. s. bcv jTOcifi^Ibige 33cr«fu|i [-"], S'lntbiiS, jambifrfjev :iiERiA, s. * Spaiiicn. IBEX, s. ber (Steinbocf. :bis, s. bev 'Jlilvcibcr, 3tn3. ICE, s. 1. baS (Si«; 2. ba« 3itcfcvci«, bcr (Sisfvtegcl, coiicreScivte 3utJ«i^; 3. iai ©efvonte ; to break the — , bilS (Sis ttuf fallen; fig. ben 32cg ba^iien, bie Sa^ii bvect)en, bie Sd^njiertdfctteu bcfcttt(]eu ; CSWagClt; Sea F.zp-s. fieU of—, (— field), eiiic jiifammciibiiit- gcnbe (SUfliic^f* cine @t8felb (bcffen feube von ber Svtfee be§ iBiafteS mc[)t ju ubevfc()en tfi) ; body of the — , fe? \tiS ^iis ; loose, floatingr (or drift) — , baS iveibciS; open (sailing) — , miiv= be8, loifere§, ju bur^fegelnbcS (fabt' bave«) (Sis ; a pack of — , eine Slit fammliinj} »on @tS|lii(fcn (son ber aJJaftfvi^c iiid)t JU iiberfe^en) ; packed — , (Ji« in gro^en aufcinanber ge^auf= ten (jufamiuenpiigcnbcn) 2}iiiffcrt; close-packed—, bict)t gcbauftcg 6i« ; — berg, ber ©isbcrg (iin I)Dt)cn 3lox- beu) ; — blink («r blink of the — ), bcr 6i«fct)immfr, ©isblitf (roeige ober gelblicfce SStbevfcijein bcr ©isfelber am e^orijput) ; — boat, ctU — yacht; — bound, yom (Sii cijigcfc^loiJen, eiu= gefrorcn (yon ©rf)irrcn) ; — breaker, cer (Sisbvcci;cr, ©isbocf ; — built, son (SiSmaffen nufgctl)iinnt; — cream, bas Oefronie ; — house, bie (St8grn= be, bcr (SisfeUer; — islands, 6i*in= feln ; —pail, ber feiSeiincr, baS Jtiibl= gefaii ; — plant, b ICE, v.aA. niit K'iS iiberjiebcn, bc= etfcn; cinfrieren, gefrieren madjen; 2. eifcn, flufeifen; 3. iiberjncfern. CELAND, 1. 1. (bie 3nfel) 3«lanb; ir. adj. isliinbifct) ; ~ dog, ber isltinbifc^e .g»unb; — fish, bcr f^lac^ftf*; — moss, ba§ tslanbtfcfce 2JJooS. JCELANDER, s. ber 36lanber. ICELANDIC, adj. iStiiubifc^. ICHNEUMON, s. ba§ 3c^neunton (bie cg»pttfci)e Otter, $t>araoui«mauS) ; — fly, bie Sc^lnpfnje^pe, ber9{aupen= tBbter. ICHNOGRAPIIICAL, aiij. bctt Oruubrip betreffeub. ICHNOGRAPHY, s. T. ber ©niitbrip ciueS ®cbaube3. ICHOR, s. 1. ji/(i;i. r. bas ©hebwaffer, sBIutiBaffcr, aBunbroaffer, bi« i;»m= V^e ; 2. Myth. T.baS unftevblicf)e Slut ber ©ijtter. ICHOROUS, adj. blutmiiffcrig, citcvtg. ICHTHYOLOGY, s. bic gifc^funbc, Zd)= • re uott ben Sifc^en. ICHTHYOPHAGlST, s. ber (^ifcfeeffer. laiTHYOPHAGY, s. ba« Sifdbeffen. ICICLE, s. ber (fi^sapfen, C^igjacfen. ICINESS, s. ba3 Siftge, vicl (Si8. ICONOCLAST, s. bcr 33ilbcrftiirmer, Silberscrbrec^er (in ,fi:trc^en). iNCONOCLASTic, adj. bilbcrftiimicnb, bilbcrjerbrecijenb (in Jlircijeii). SONOGRAPHY, s, bie iBcfc^rcibung autifcr Stlber, Statucn unb S)euf= nittler. ICONOLATER, s. ber aSifbevbieucr, 93i[= beranbcfer. ICONOLOGY, .>. bic 33i[berfnnbc, a3il= berle[)rc, (Srflarung bcr ©inubilber, Sfonologic. ICOSAHEDRON, s. o. T. ba« 3fofacbroit.. ICPERic, ladj. 1. gclbfuci)tig ; 2. ICTERiCAL, i gut wibcr bie @elb= fn^t ; — disease, bie ©flbfuAt. ICY, adj. 1. eiftg, soil (Si», gefrorcn ; 2. jig. fait, frofiig, Ieibeiifdt)aft«lc«, untl)cilnel)mcnb, \)tx\[oi ; — pearled, eisbeperlt ; — sea, bag ©ismecr. IDEA, s. bic 3bee, 5l»orficUung, bcr 33c= griff J to form an — , fid) yorftcUcn. lUEAL [adv. — i-y), adj. ibcalifcft, Ur=: bilblii^, yorbilblid;, nidjt wirfli(^, nur gebac^t. IDEAL, s. ba§ 3beal; Urbilb, OJJuflcr^ bilb, aSorbilb. IDEALISM, s. ber 3beali«mu«. IDEALIST, s. ber 3bealifi. To IDEALIZE, v.'n. Scgfiffc, 3becn bilbcn, ibealifircn. IDENTICAL (— ic; adv. — ly)', arf/. ibcntifd), glcic^, ctncrlci, ibin \s>, ebfn baffclbe. IDENTIFICATION, .'. bie 3ufammen= fc^mcl^nng, 3neinsbilbnng ; ber (ir-- weis bcr 3bentitat. ro IDENTIFY, v.\. a. 1. nutcr cincn (ganj gteic^cn) 33cgriff bringcn, gleic^ (cinerlei) mac^cn; 2. bic Sbeutitat ertucifen ; ii. n. cinerlei iuerben. IDENTITY, s. T. bie 3lbwcfcnbcit ber ^^erfc^icbcn^eit, (5inerlcif)eit, ©leictji beit. IDEOT, s. vid. ImoT. mEs, s. j;;. bie 3bus (im altcn rijini= fc^en Ji'alenbcr). iDiocRASY, .'. bic ctgcne Sflatur nnb 3lrt cinc« JtinpeviS. IDIOCRATICAL, adj. tbiofratifd;, tor= ^crlicfc (bcfonberS) eigen. IDIOCY, s. bie 3)unimt)eit, ©infalt. IDIOM, s. bie ©prad;cigenbcit, :manbem eigcn: tbiimlic^e 9^aturl)ang ober aOiberiviU le; bie 3biof»n£rafte. IDIOT, s. bcr 3biot, iBIobftnnige, nn= wiffenbe 3Jienfc^ (son ©cbuirt auS) ^infel. IDIOTIC, ai//. ciiifiiftig, bnmm. IDIOTISM, s. 1. bie Spradjeigenfieit, ber 3biotismn«; 2. bie i?er|tanbe!5= fc^icacbc 2)«inntbcit; (Jiufalt. IDIOTIZE, V. V. fd)wa{^ ober fiuin^f nicrbcn (am SScrftanbe). IDLE (ndv. Idly), ndj. 1. mjifjig , n!lbc= fd)aftigt, aibeit«j"c^cn, nvuje, faiil, forgloei, nad)lafftg; 2. ye'vgcblid), fvn(t)tlo«, unniife,' nid)tig, ei'tel; 3. tiipVif*/ nnbfbcntenb; iiufnic^tbar; — fellow, ber ^4^flaflcrtrcter ; — head, ein Icerer Jlopf ; —headed (— pated), thijvicbt, albcrn, navrifd); wabuiui= ^ig, bcS iBcrftanbca beraubt (ro. ii.) ; — liours, 3)iufKftUnben ; an — story, ein blaucS (cin unbcbentcnbcS) WlUn- c^en ; — talk, citlcil IccrcS @efd)»a(} ; — words, uiinii^e SBortc. To IDLE, V. I. n. uiii^ig gcbcn, faulen= sen ; II. a. (awav). vcrtanbclii. IDLENESS, .«. 1. bcr ffliitjiggang, bie >ilvbcit«fd)cu, 3:;rdglieit, gaulbeit, SfJacblciffigfcit ; ^ilbmiifiignng. ®e= fdiaftslofigfeit, 2)hige, Untbatigteit; Unnjtrtfamfeit ; 2. S^crgcblicbfeit, 3fJid)tigfcit, Cfitcltcit, ®ortIoftgfeit (w. ii.) ; 3. ba« ^appifd;e (w. it.); bie yilbernbcit, Sborl^eit; hours of — , SJhipcftunbcn. IDLER, s. ber 2}}ii^iggangcr. IDOL, s. ber gibgott, ®i%t ; baS 3boI ; iSilb; ©emcilbe, ©benbilb, Slbbilb; — worship, bie SlbgStterit, ber ®h ftcnbienft. IDOLATER, ir. 1. ber Qlbgottcr, ©ofeeii! bicnev; 2. 53cwnnberer, S^crcbvci; SSergetterer. IDOLATRES.S, s. bie ©ofecnbicncrinn. To IDOLATRIZE. -c. I. v. ®o%i\\ bicncn Slbgijtti'vet trciben; ii. a. abgottifci anbcten; »crel)ren. IDOLATROUS (adv. — ly). adj. abgijt- tifc^; auf abgbttifd)e aBcife. IDOLATRY, s. bie 5lbgi5tterci, ber ®5; licnbienft. IDOLISH, adj. abgottifd). IDOLISM, «. bie xHbgiJtterei, ber ©ofcen* bienfl. IDOLIST, s. * bcr 3lbgottcr, ©o^en- bicncr. To IDOLIZE, V. a. abgotttfd; »crebrcn, scr^bttcrn, anbcten. IDOLIZER.S. ber aScvfiottcrer, 91nbeter. IDONEOU.S, adj. bcgucm, gefc^idt, ge= ma% (w. ii.). IDYL, s. bie SbiiHe, ba* Sc^iifergebidit. IF. conj. (bebingcnb) njcnn, wofcrn falls, im SaUe; n.Knn and), wenn gtcid) : ob ; + nn'cwot)!, obfc^on ; I will do it — I die for k, id) tbuc f«, unb follte eS mir bad Scbcn fofien ; as — , als njcnn, al5 ob ; — not, wo ni^t ; — so-bo that, &c., gcfc^t CS ware fo, bafi, n. f. w. ; without ifs or ands. obne Sffienn nnb 3lbcr, obnc uiclc 51n8fliid)te. IGNEOUS, «4;. fcuvig. IGNE.SCENT,'a(ij. Suufcn fpriibcnb. IGNIFLUOUS, adj. fcucr^flic^eiib. To IGNIFY, V. a. 5U geucr mad)cn; bil> ben. • ignipotent; mij. * bent gencr gebic= tcnb. IGNIS FATUUS, s. \>aS Srrlic^t, be: 3rrn)tf(J). To IGNn'E, V. I. a. Oi. T. tU ScHCr fe= ^cn, anjiinben, jiinben ; ](. v. gliibcn (»on (Sifcn, u. f. \v.) fic^ cntjiinben. iGNrrioN, .■!. bn« 5Insiinbeii, ®liil}en ; c/t. T. bte S3erfaltung, @liil)e. IGNIVOMOUS, adj. fciicvfpcicnt'. IGNOBLE (ado.—BhY), unabclig, nnebel, unroiirbig, gemcin, nicbrig ; — noss, s. bcr 2}iangcl nn 5l!iirbc, bie ®e= mcinbeit, Sliebrigteit. IGNOMINIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. mtd)= rcnb, fc^dnblic^, fct)impflid), IGNOMINY, s. bic .Sd)mad), (£d)anbc, Uuebrc, (Sbrloftgfeit, bcr Srinmpf. IGNORAMUS, s. \.-L. T. bie ^osfpre= c^ung lucgen un3::ldnglid)en 5i3cn)ci= fcS ; 2. vuig. bcr Unwifftnbe, Sgno; rant. IGNORANCE, .», bic Unroiffcnt}ctt, Un= fnnbc; ltngelel)rtbcit. IGNORANT (ndv. — ly). adj. unttjiffcub, ungelebrt, nnunfcnid)tct, unfnnbig ; to be — of .. ., unwiffcnb fcs)n in . . ., 6twa§ nic^t wiffen, unl'cfannt baniit fc\)n ; I am not — , xi^ tvci^ gar irobl ; — of the world. o()ne SSeltfcnntiiig ; II. s. ber 3gnorant, llnnjiffenbc. ILEX, s. (la'teinifd)) biz Stctncidjc. ILIAC, adj. Med. T. bic ©cbdmic bctrcfv fenb; — passion, bie T'aringid)t- ILIAD, s. bie 3Iiabe, 3lia8. ILL, I. ndj. Sr adv. 1. iibcl, bijfe, fd)Iecbt (yon 2)tngcn); 2. franf, nnpa^; — at ease, iimubig, uubcbaglict) ; — of ..., franf an .'..; to fail — , fraiil lyevben; to take —, libel nebmcn; to bear — , fd)n.icr ertragen ; to return — for good, ©ntcS mit i?i5)"cm »ct^ gcltfU; — weeds grow apace, prnv. itnfvaut iyad)ft iibcr 5lad)f, ober Un- fraut ycrgcbt nid)t; ii. .«. baS Uelv; ©ijfe, Softer; Ungliirf; Seibcu; bi« 93o«bfit ; ill cow/xw!— affected, iibclgf ' ftnnt ; — blood, ®roU ; 3>v)«fi; — b"<* 199 ILLE ILLU IMBR ing, etwaS 33ijfe« (Itn^Iiicf) Bebcutcnb ; — bred. SOU fd;tc4ifei; (S^i'jtctjung.utt- mautcrltd), inigesogcii; , — breeding, bie vofee Sliiffiibning ; — conditioned, fi^Iect)t t'cfcijafffit, fd;(cd)t contitio= iiirt, fd)atl)aft; — contrived. fd)Icd)t auSgcfouitcii; luunbei'ltd; ; — doings, /)/. '(£d)lcc^ttgEettcn ; — faced, sou Mglic^cm @cftd)tC; — fancied, fd)lec^t gcmahlt; — fated, ungiiii= fttg, llligliirfltd); —favoured, migc= ftalt, l}a^ltc|) ; — favoured faults. H^- lid)i S'Cljlcr; — favouredly, WBltc^; Vlump; — ftivouredness, btc v6a|li(^= fctt; — footing, ber gefal)vltc^e 9lu= frvpla^ ; Hiiftctcve 2i?fg ; — fortune, ba§ SDJitjgefdncf, Ungliicf ; — framed. yCl-fd)Obcit, fc^icf; — gotten, llltt lturcd)t ermorbfii; — grace bSfc -Mm\( ; — health, bie UitVatJlid;fett; —judged, fcfclcrfjt bercdjuet; — lived, fitt fd)lfc^tco (obev gottlofc?) Seln-n fi'd)Veub ; — looked to,' fdjlcc^t ill 2Id)t gciiommcn ; — looking, »crbad)tig nitsfeljenb ; — luck, baS UttgliiJ, 3)iipgefd)icf ; — matched, iiid;t iibtx- ciitfiimmciib, itupaffenb; — minded, iibelgcfillUt ; — nature, bic raul)c, uit= frciiub(id)e ©eniiitl^gnvt, 33aifd)bctt, .»5arfc, sOo«ai-ttgEeit, '-OoS^cit, 3J?iB= gunft; — natured, tuiSavttg, t>o»f)aft, hamifd;, fd)Iec^t bcfcfcaffcn ; — na- turedly, b06l;aftCV SBcife; — natured- ness, vid. — nature ; — patched. fd)lcc^t yevbuitbcn ; — pleased, iibet jufnebcii, mtpycrgiiiigt; — principled, von fd)lec|tcu ©VUnbfa^Clt ; an —re- turn, eiitc f^kc^te Selo()iiuiig ; — .•satisfied, ItltJufricbClt ; — shaped, libel geftaltct, Ijapltd); an — "sliapeil man, ctit a^crmadjfencr, ciii Jtn'tppcl ; — sorted, uiisoUilatibig, yei'ftitmmelt ; — sound, bic [d)werc 5Iu^fpvad)e ; — spoken of, ill iibleiu 3Jiife, ben'id'tigt ; — starred, UlltCV bCllt (S'infllli) eitleS uugiinftigeii ®cfttni«,uuglitcflid) ; — supported, fc|lcd}t aii«= Pber burd)ge= fiibrt ; — temiiered. iibellaiiiiig ; — tidings, anbrigc, iingihiftige ^J{ad;i-id)= ten ; — timed. 5UV iuived)tcu '^dt, libel aiigebvacbt, uiigclcgcii ; — treat- ed, iiitfibaiibeU ; — usage, bic Uitge= vfcfctigfcit, ®iaiifaiith-ir; — win, bev bijfe aSille, ba« UebeliDoUcit, bei- Uit= Willc, bnS ^JJi^falleil; to bear an — will to one, Scmatlbf 111 ftbbolb fciill ; — wilier, bcr Uebehuollciibe. U-LAOi':iiABLE. ai/j. utijeiTci^bav. ILLAPSE, s. 1. bev C?iiigaiig, eiiipiig, 9lugjtuB, baS 9lueftriMiieii ; 2. bev 'iUu fall, ba« 5ufaIligeJtDiiimeit. To ILLAQUKATE. v. a. bcviicfcti, bef}vi= rfctt, ucvftvtifeii, fiiiigcii (w. it.). ILLAaUEATlON. sA. iai 33fV!;cfeit, 33cfivicf on, a3evftviifeu ; t^rtnncn ; 2. bet Siillflvicf, bie gaile, Sd)liiige (TO. ii.). « lLL,ATlON. s. bev E (.adv. — bi.y), adj. Xlidlt loblid), uulbblic^, unvii[)nilid), uu= luiivbig. ILLECEBROUS, adj. w\i Socfungeii {m. ii.). ILLEGAL (adr. — ly). adj. llUgefetsHc^, ved)t^uHgii(tig, gefc^wibrig, »uibcv= vcd^tlid), uuvec^tniafiig. ILLEGALITY, s. bic ©efcfewibrigfett, 3Bibevvcd)t(id)feit, Uured)tiiiaf;igteit. 7'< ILLEGALIZE, v. a. gefeljmitvig nta= djen. ^LEGIBILITY, s. bic Unlefevltrf)tcit. ILLEGIBLE, adj. itulcfctlid). ILLEGITIM.ACY, ... bie Uue^elic^fcit, «ne^cltd)e ©eburt. ILLEGITIMATE {ado. —hv),adj. I. mU ebeliA; 2. wnvedjf; an — son, ein Safiavb. To ILLEGITIM.\TE. v. a. fiiv linclielic^ evflaven, bie Uuel)elid)fctt crweifen. n.LEGlTl.MATIOX. .9. i.vid. Illegiti- macy ; 2. bie Uuec^tljeit ,'j. 93. ciitcv llvfuube). ILLEVIABLE. adj. waS nirfjt evl)obcn, nid)t eingefovbevt «.n-vbcu fann. ILLIBERAL (adr. — i,y), adj. 1. nid't freifiniiig, nucbcl, iiicbvig, genicin, geving; 2. nid)t fveigebig, engf)evjig, fnaufevig, favg. ILLIBERALITY, s. 1. bie itngvogmii= tl;ige '3)enEung«nvt inib .§aiiblung§= tuetfe, 5'Jiebvigfett ; 2. @n'g(}evjigteit, ■ft'naufevei, Jtavgl^eit. ILLICIT (adv. — ly), adj. SCVbotCn, 1111= cvlaubt, unjiilaffig. ILLICITOUS, adj. v id. 2x. 'icn. ILLIMITABLE (adv. — ly), adj. ltnbc= fd)vanEbar, unbcgrenjbnv, gvc'njenloJ. ILLIMITED, adj. itiibcgvciijr, gveitjeu= log; — ness, s. bie Uubefd;vdnfbav= tcit, Unbcgvenjt^eit. ILLITERACY, s. vid. Illiterateness. ILLITERATE (adv. — ly). adj. intge= lef)vf, iiumiifcnb, iingebilbct ; —ness, s. bic Ungelc^vt^cit, Uiiwiffeuf)ctt. ILLITERATURE, s. bev aJIattgcl m @ele^vfamEeit(m. li.). ILLNESS, s. 1. bic JtvanEbcif, @ffunb= l)cit§5evviittiiug, Uupafjlic^fcit ; 2. (5d)led)tigfeit, *8iJ«avtigEeit. ILLOGICAL (adv. — ly). adj. luibCV bic SJcgcl bev Sogif, uniogifc^, unyev= niinftig ; — nes.a, s bie ?^olgeniintid)= tigEeit, iJevnunftwibvigEeif/baS Unlo; gifd)e. To ILLUDE. V. a. 1. (aufd)en, bcvii= (fen, vcvblcnbeu ; 2. uevfpotteit, 1)51)= neu. To ILLUME, V. a. 1. evteuc^ten, nuf[)cl- len ; 2. Bevfd)ihievu, fc^mucfcii. 7'o ILLUMINATE, u. fl. 1. eileud)teu, erbelleii ; aufElaven ; 2. illuniinivcn. niit bniiten "S'lvbeu fdjmiirfeu; bunt auSmalcn, bnut inad;en ; 3. evlau= tern. ILLITMIN.'VTE, L adj. fijr. evleudjtct, nuf= gcElart; ii. .?. bev (Svlend)tete (lKit= glieb bc« 31lnniiuaten=Drben3j bev 3Uuminat. ILLUMINATION, s. lit. .(• jiir. ba« (5r= leu^teit, bie (S'llcucfitiiug, rsllumiua= tiou ; ba» ^idit ; bie fielle, bev ©lauj. ILLUMINATIVE, adj. CVlcuC^tcnt!, Cr= l}fllcub, (endjtciib. ILLUMINATOR, .,-. 1. bev (Svleud)tev; 2. bev etwa« wu^malt, Slluniinirev. To ILLU.MINIC, /•*/. '/blLLiTME. ILI,USI0N, s. bie S;aufd)ung; brtS iBleubiuerE, bev ©inucniualjii, 3vv= tl)uni, ba3 il'a^ubilb, bie 3iiufton. ILLUSIVE (adv. — ly), adj. taufd^CUb, vevblcubfiib, bctriiglid) ; — ness, s. bie .'iviiglidjf it, bev 3:^rug, Sc^eitt. II,LU.SOUY. rid. Illusive To ILLUSTRATE, J', a. 1. evlcUC^jteu, gliinjeub obcv beviibmt mac^eu, uev= ^evvlic^eu; 2. evlautevn, evEliivcn, aufEldven. ILLUSTRATION, s. 1. bic 9.^eleuc^tung: 2. bic tSiIdntcvung, (lv£Idvut.g, 3lu(S= eiiinnbevfefeung. ILLUSTRATIVE (arfo.— ly), ailj.txVaW tevnb, evEldreub. ILLUSTRATOR, .? bn- 5?elend)tev, ^v= Eldvcv; S3err)evr[id)cv, 33evfd)Lnu'rer. ILLUSTRIOUS („,/,,. _ly), adj. 1. bell, gtvinjeub ; 2. auSgcjeicftiiet, beviibmt, gvop, evl)nben, yovtvcfflid) ; 3. er= Iaud)t ; —ness, .■;. bie ikvii[)mt()eit, (Svtjabenbeit, ®ri5pe. ILLUXURIOUS, adj. xdd^t llppig. IMAGE, s. 1. bas 33ilb ; 5lbbirb, Gbcn. bilb; 2. ©ij^enbilb.- 3. bie ©efialt 4. Slbbilbiiiig, 3lebnlidiEc->, 5. g?or. fteOuiig in (^cbauEcn, ein Segvif, bit 3bee ; — maker, bCV 33ilbuev ; — vi'-.f ship, ber sQilbcvbicnft. To IMAGE, V. a. (im ©eiflc) abbiibcu, sovftellcn, fid) einbilben. IMAGERY, s. 1. bas SiibroevE, bie 9lb= bilbungeu ; S;apeteu mit nieufdilidjer giguven ; 2. bie ©eftalt ; 3. bn gd)ein, ba« 9(eu§cre; 4. ©ebilbe, bii (Siubilbnngeu ; ba8 v6irngcfpiunjt; 5 bie (fitriftlicf)e) ©c^jilberung. IMAGINABLE, adj. beiiEbav, cvbeiiEliit evftnnlic^. IMAGINARY, adj. eiugcbilbct. IMAGINATION. .?. 1. bie ©inbilbuug*: Ernft, Santaftc; bag CDid)tung«n"er» nipgen; 2. hit 3bce, ©inbil'bung ; aSoi'fieliung ; ©vftnuuug, (Svfinbuiig, bev (gebeime) Jtunftgviff. IMAGINATIVE, adj. 1. evfinbevifd), finnveid) ; 2. fantaftifc^; — faculty, bie (5"inbilbung«£raft. To IMAGINE, V. I. a. ftc^ eiubilbcn, ftc^ »ovftellen ; ev)"tiinen, cvbcnten ; ii. n, ivdi)uen. IMAGINER. -s. bev gvbcnEcv (bev S3(' gviffe, Sbeen bilbct). IMAM, Iman, s. ein tiivEifc^cv Spviepev. To IMBANK, vid. To E.mbank. To IMBASTARDIZE, v. a. vid. To Bas- tardize. To IMBATHE. v. a. bctbCU. IMBECILE, adj. fcfeiuac^, untiid)tig, v.v.-. yermogenb (an J?i.n-pev obcv ®et|i:). IMBECILITY, s. bic Sd)n.md)[)ctt, \\\u ■ vevmogeu^cit (belJlinpcvS obcv ®ci^ ftes). To IMBED, 71. a. eiiilcgeti, ctnficdfea einfcuEen, tinbctten. iMBELLic, adj. unEviegevif^ (w. ii.). To IMBIBE, V. a. %\\Xm\ tvillEcU, cilV faugcn. IMBIBER, s. ber, bie, ba« t^infaugente. IMBIBITION, s. bag (Sinfangeu. To IMBITTER, v a. bittcv Duic^cn ; /"•. vevbittcvn; erbittcvit. IMBIITERER, s. bCV i^CVbittCVCV ; bftj 93cvbittevube. IMBODIED, part. arfj. einOCVlcibt; I'CV^ fiivpcrt. To IMBODY. V. I. a. eiiiycvteibcii ; JU einem .^lijvpcv ocvbidjten, ucvEovpcrn ; II. V. fic^ yevbicfcn, fic^ i-'creiuigeu, gcviniicn. To IMBOIL, v. n. ffebcu, aufumllcu ; aufbvanfen (n. ii.) To IMBOLDEN, v. a. l\\\)\\, bvcift, be= bevjt nifld^eu, anfvifd)cn. To IMBORDER, v. a. begven5cii. To IMBOSIC V. a. ycvbcvgcu. To IMBOSOM. V. a. L lit ben Sufen ycr= bcvgcn, tm i^ufcu tragcit, in bag .§cv} einfd;liepen; 2. auuevtraueu; 3. um= ■ geben. To IMBOUND. V. a. cinfc^ltcfjen, ein= fpevveu (». ii.). To IMBOW, v.a. Wijlbcu. To IMBOWER, V. a. niit B'l-'figcn rtU cine Saube umgeben, belaubeii. I.MBOWMENT, s.'tci^ (SeiBolbe, SBogcii* bac^. To l.MBOX. V. a. cinfc^ad)lftn. To lMliR.\NGLE, v. a. vu/g: ycvflvicf Oil. 7'o IMBREEU, »). a. ciupftanscit, erjcn' gcit, bcn'ovbvingen. IMBRICATE, I adj. 1. libevcinaHbci IMBRICATED,^ 'licgcub; 2. auggf! fctiucift, niiggcbogeii. IMBRICATION. .?. bic 9In5bij()[uiig, 9lu«f.l)ivcifuiig, Ijoljljiegelavtigc 33c: bediing. 71) IMBROWN. r. a. 1. bv/lUU (bvdutli lid)) madjcn; 2. vcvbnnEelii, »cvbiii fteru. IMME Vfl IMKRUE, V. a. l5Ciic|cn, burcfjiiaf; fcti, burd)mctd)cn ; tefiibcln, bcflf^ ''u IMBRUTE, c. I. a. jitm SStc^e ina= ct)cii ; II. n. jum a3tct)e f)erabftiifcii. /o IMBUE, V. a. 1. ciutaiici^en, biuc^= neljfn, bia-d)meicf)en, tvdntcit, fdjivaiu gent; 2. fff. ctuvviigcu, bctbrttigcn (with, lllit) ; imbued with black, fd)WaV5gcfavbt ; to be imbued with good principles, gittc Ovuiibfa^e ein= gefogcu bnbcn ; imbued with a notion, etiic^ @cbantcii« uoll (eiiigcnommtii, crfiiHt, buvdjbrmtgcit uoii . . ). 3in'ABiLirv. -. bie SfJadja&inlii^fcit. IMITABLE, aiij. iia(t)al;ntlid), itac^.i^= muttgsnjcrth. To IMITATE, I', a. nac{)a(|mett, mci)= mac^fii : to — a picture, etii ©emiilbe ltad)lltalClt ; notto be imitated, Uliuaci)= ni)inlici). IMITATION, s. bie 31ad;a&niung ; do^ vie; baS 9^act)al)incii, bie SlacfcbiU bung ; in — of..., 5111' 9Jarf)al)iming. LMITATIVE, atij. 1. iiad)a[)incitb ; 2. nad)gcal)iiit ; iiaAgelnlbef. IMITATOR, s. bevS^ia^afjincr; —ship, tic iJLic^a&inerci. IMMACULATE (adv — ly), ailj. ttllBc: flecf t, vein, ofiite ajjnfel ; lUix; fjcll ; — ness,s. bie llnbeflecftijeit, 9lciuf)eir, Uiifrfiulb. IMMAILED, adj. gc^avnifcf)f, be^Jillt: 5crt, bcmapV'ict. IMMALLEABLE, adj. nid)t f)iimiitevbar. To IMMANACLE, v. a. ill Scffelii legeti, fcffclit. IMMANE (adi: — ly), ailj. Unget)ClICr (gvPB) (W. ii.) ; grnp, graufam, uu= ntcufcblic^ ; • — ncss. s. vitl. Immanity. IMMANENCV, s. t.i« 3inuof)ueu (eiiier (^igeufct)aft). IMxMANENT, ailj. tiit»oI)nenb, iiiiicvH^. IMMAMTV, s. bie @iaplicf)fett, ®iau= faiufeir, Unmettfcljlicljfeit. LNLMARCESSIBLE, adj. UtlCeVtDflflid;, iinycnueelid;, uiii-ergaiiglid). LMMARTIAL, adj. utihiegerifd). 71' IMMASK, r.a. yevElcioeii, ycrbecfcit, yerlaiuen, scvmiimnicit. IMMATCHABLE, adj. iinyergleid)lid); — lor ... , feiueS "®leid)eu iiid;t l;a= belt ait . . . I.MAUTERIAL (a^ln. — ly), adj. i. Ult= fovpcvlid), f^offloS, inimatefiell; 2. uic^tmcfeiittid), unbebcutciib ; — ness, .1. Vid. I.MMATERIALITY. LMMATERIALIST, s. ber bic Uiif i)r^)er= lic^tcit bcljaiiptet, SviritualrS':. LMMATERIALITY, s. bie UnEiJi'f <:!i($' feit, (Stoffloftgfcit. LMMATERIAHZED, adj. bc8 Stoffc* beraubt, utifi3rperlic^. LMMATERIATE, adj. UUfoVjJCtrltC^, tm= niatei-iell (lu. it.). IMMATURE (adu. — ly), adj. Iturcif, Un= jeitig; friilijeitig, ju fnit;; — ness, j. vid. Immaturity. IMMATURITY, s. bie Uuvcife, Uiireifs ^eit, Utijfitigfeit; Sriibjcitigfeit. IMMEABILITV, s. bic llnburd;bi-i:tg= lic^Eeit. IMMEASURABLE (ado. — ly), adj. 1111= enncplif^, gvcnjeulos ; uiimiigig.iiber aUc ajja^cii. DMEASUKED, ailj. Ultgcluoljlllic^, grof, iiiimayig. IMMECiiANiCAL, ailj. iiid)t nied;anifc^. iMMEDiACY.s. uuimttelbai-e (SteU»ci= tretuiig. IMMEDIATE iadv. — ly), adj. 1. 1111= inittclbcr; 2. gcgeuanivtii], ttugcit= blicf lic^, fpglcid) ; — payment, J\I. E. 3a()liiiig cbiic 3luffc|ub itub 3iffpect= tage, *4jvafir ; —ness, s. bie Uitmittel= bar!cit; gcgciiroartige ^i'w, @cgeu= U)ait. IMMO IMMEDICABLE, adj. Ultbctffiflr. IMMELODIOUS, adj juifjEIingciib, UlU iiielobifd). IMMEMORABLE, adj. UllbCllfwiirbig, itidjt mcrfiuiirbtg. IMMEMORIAL {adc. — ly), adj. mibCllf= lid); since times — ,feit uiibciiflic^cit 3eiteit. IMMENSE [adc.—vi). adj. iinennejjUc^, Hitbegveitiit, uiienblid). IMMENSITY, s. bie Uitcniie(j(id)!cit. IMMENSURABILITY, s. bie Ultcvmcp^ barfeit. DIMENSURABLE, adj. tinevilieglid). IMMENSURATE, ttf/j. uiigeiiieffcn, iibci-= ind^ig. To IMMERGE, v. L a. cintaU(f)Clt, 1111= tcvtnud)eti, vevfeiifcn ; n. n. sevfiii^ feu, lllltevtaud)cit ; to — into the world, in bie 2Belt treteit. To IMMERSE, v. a. iiutevtauc^cn, ciu= tauten ; jig. serfenfeii. DIMERSE, Immersed, adj. Uerfenft, yer= fmifetl, uertieft; immersed in the wood, tief int SBalbe; — in grief, in @rain oerfuiifeit. IMMERSION, s. l.bteGiitfrtU^ung. baS Uufertaiid)eii, 35evfeiiffit (iititer 3Baf= fer) ; 2, .'?.*«. T. bev 3iift»Tii>. ba eiii ■^l^lanet in ben (Sdiattcit eineS aiibcvit tvitt, bie 3ninici-ncin ; 3.^. bie SBcrs feufuiig, Stvfeitft()eit. Til IMMESH, V. a. serwjicfelti, faitgett (ill ciii S^Je^). IMMETHODICAL {adn. — ly), ailj. lltt= methcbifd), vtaiiloS, venupn-en ; regelloS; —ness. s. ta§ Uimict()obi= fd)e, bie iBcvwovreii^eit, Dvbiiung«= lofigfeit. To IMMIGRATE, v. v. etuwanberit. IMMIGRATION, .?. bie (Sinaiaiiberiiitg. IMMINENCE, s. bie be»ovftef)eiibe ®e= faijf {W. ii.). IMMINENT,^///, (im nad)tf)etligeu 93cr= ftaiibe) bei'ovflcbcnb, iiiif5e, bvof)eiib ; — dani^er, bvo^cnbe (aiigctifcbeiiilidje) ®efaf)r. To IMMINGI-E, V. a. iiernufd)et!. IMMINUTION, s. bit -JSci'ininbei'Uiig, ^Ibiuibnie. IMMISCIBILITY, s. bie Unyermifd^iav: teit. IMMISCIBLE, adj. uiiffrmifd'bnr. iMMissiON, s. l.y;^. bic 6inliiff""9; 2. (Sinfpri^uitg. 7V IMMIT, V. a. ^iitcitilaffeit, eiit= fpri^eit. IMMITIGABLE, adj. ^axt, uncmeid)bar. To IMMIX, ■«. a. ocriuifd;eit. l\miXABLE, adj. unuermifd)bar. IMMIXED, adj. uiiyemiifdjt. IMMOBILITY, s. bic Uiibemcfjlirfjloit. IMMODERACY, s. bie UitiiidOigfcit. IMMODERATE (adv. — ly). adj. 1111= md§ig, iibcvmdfiig, iibertriebeit; — ness, «. rid. I.mmoderation. L\LMODERATioN, s. bie Uiimd^igfeit, baS Ucb'evnia^. IMMODEST (adi: — ly), adj. inibefd)ei= belt, iiitucrfd)dnit, iiiifeufd), 1111= jiicbtig, unauftditbig, fct)mi(feig, fd)liipn"i{l. IMMODESTY, . ftgtett, Uitcin= ^.iftiiblicbfcit fiir Sicibett. IMPASSIBLE, adj. letben«itnfal)ig, let= bcnsfvet. To DIPASSION, ) V. a. Ictbettfc^aft= To IMPASSIONATE, ^ licS aittrcgcii, ^eftig betuegeii, ticf riifjveit. IMPASSION ATE, adj. 1. fccfttg betvcgt, DOlIev SJcibcufitafteii ; 2. geriibIlo«. IMPASSIONED, adj. yoUcf Seibeufc|af= ten. IMPASSIVE, adj. vid. Impassible. IMPASSIVENESS, .5. vid. Impassibility. IMPASTATION, s. T. bie 'Ceftciguiig, btcfc, fette Savbeitgcbuttg. To IMPASTE, V. a. 7'. 1. }lt'ii:cig fltctcil, eine !Pafie forntivcii, eitttctgcii; 2. bie gavbcit birf aitftragen, tmipaftiven. IMPASTED, adj. 1. bcfc^mievt ; 2. ttu gig, vierbicft." liiPATiBLE, adj. itiibiilbbar, iiitcr= traglic^. IMPATIENCE, s. 1. btc lliigcbulb, Sei= beitfd)aft[icbfftt, bcv (Sifer, bie §ef= tigfeit; 2. Uiilcibltctjfeit. IMl'ATIENT {ath. — ly), adj. 1. Unge= bulbig; 2. teftig, cifrig, gievig ; — ofi ttitgcbulbtg iim ; — Cor, begierig IMC^ ; — at (to he), L ft(^ fe[)Ueit nac^; 2. untrbftlic^ iibev. I.MPATRONIZ ATION, s. + bic flbfolute .§eci-f<^aft, bev »iiUigc SSeft^. To iMPATRONiZE,?).a.+jum .giemt ma- c^eit, in Scftft fe^eii, impotvont[ft)ren. To IMPAWN, V. a. scvvfiinbeii: To IMPEACH, V. a. L. T. (bfetttltc})) aiiHageii, befc^ulbigen. IMPEACHABLE, adj. auttngenswevt^, aitflagbar, tabclnsmcft^. IMPEACHER, 5. L. T. bet Sliiflagcr, ,5tlagcr, 5^cnlIllcian(i LMPEACHMENT, s L. T. bie (offctltli^ c[)c) SliiEliige, Sefcfjulbigmtg, bev ^onvurf; 'ba« gevic^tlicl)'e ^evfa^ = reit bc8 ^arliinteutd geg^it fines fci= nev 5!!JJitgliebcv. To iMPEARL, V. a. 1. tvic mtt ?pcvlen Rtevcn, bfV^evlen ; 2. gleic^fam ju Spcv= Icit bilbcn. IMPECCABILITY, s. bic Uufabigfeit §it fiinbigeii, Uiifiinb(id;fcit, ©iiublofig= fcit, Uufcljlbaifcit. IMPECCABLE, adj. uitfii&ig Jit fiinbi = gen, uitfiinblid), fiinbloS, unfcbtbar. IMPECCANCY, s. vid. Impeccability. To IMPEDE, V. a. binbcvn, ncvbinbevn. I-VIPEDIMENT, s. bag .^iubcr.iif) ; — in one's tongiio or 8pSech, bie ©ct)lDtes rigfeit tm Sptecteu, bie fdjtucvc Qmige ; persons under — , bie %tX\0' nen, bcven Srei^eit biirc^ »ovmiinb= 302 fcfcaftltcSe Oewalt, u f. w. eiitgc= fcftriinft'ifl. IMPEDIMENTAL, adj. billbcvlirf). IMPEDITIVE, adj. \)\\Mx\\A). To IMPEL, V. a. antvcibcu, ivciben, briiigcn. iMi'ELLENT, s. bie autvcibcubc @c= amlt, bcr -Jlutvicb. IMPELLER, s. bcv 5Intvcibciibc. To IMPEN, V. a. cinfc|»licpcn, ciiipfev= cl;cn. To IMPEND, V. 11. itbcvbaiigcn ; bevoor= ftelicn ; impending danger, bie lia{)e (bvo{)enbe) @efal)i'. IMPENDENCE, (— cy),s. ba§Ucbcvban= gen -ffig. Scoovftcbcn (ciucs UcbelS). IMPENDENT, adj. itbcvbaugcnb, ob- fcbrocbcub (upon, iibev) ; bcyovftcf)cnb. IMPENETRABILITY, s. 1. bic UnbUVC^= bvinglid)fctt ; faS Smpcvfcctnm. IMPERFECTION, s. bic Unv>oIIf Dnimen= l)cit ; bcv 3}iangf[ ; Tijp. T. ilJangcl bcv «a«gcgangeiicn 33ud)fta6cn, bcv 5)cfcct ; — s, pi. (ini 33ud)l)anbcl), 2)c= fccte; 1. 2)ef\-ct=6vemvlavc, 2)cfcct= v]jacfete ; 2. vid. Imperfect-sheets. MPERFECTNESS. 5. bic UnvoUfom= incnf)cit, UnyoU^aubigfcit. IMPERFORABLE, adj. nid)t }(I bUVd;= bof)ven. IMI'ERFORATE, Imperforated, adj. nic^tbuvd)bDiirt, fcin 'iccb, fcine Dcff= iiiing babcub, uiibui-ci)li,ici)ert, vcv= fd)loffcn. IMPKRFORATION, s. bic Unbuvc^boI;vt= Ijcit, aScrfc^loffcubcit. IMPI^lAL (adv. — ly). adj. 1. faifev= lid) ; vcidjamatjig, 3icid)§ . . . ; 2. fou= Dcvaiu, fijniglicb, monav*ifd) ; 3. ftiittlid), bcvrlid}; — army, baS fai= fcvlic^e .^eev, bie Jl\iifcvlid)cn; — chamber, biiS 31cif^6fammcrgcvid)t ; —city, bie 3Jcid)3ftabt; — cro'un, bie jlait'cvfrone; J^evvfd)cvfvone ; —diet, bcv 9ieid;5tag ; — dignity, bie Jlaifcr; TOiivbe; —lily, biewilbe ?ilic; — pa- lace, bcv faifcr!id)f ^rtUafl; —paper, brtS 3iiip«»'iiTlpaVif'^; — section, s. T. bcv JJaifcvfdinitt ; —tea, cev Jtaifcn tbce, .Sugeltbee. IMPERIALIST s. bcv Jlaifevlid)e ; hi* . fcvlir^ ©cftnnte ; the — s, ;;/. bic Siau fcvlid)ctt (oftcvvcicbift^cn Xvuppeu). IMPERIALITY, s. bic faifcvlic^e Jperv* fc^cvgcRuilt. To IMPERIL, V. a. gcfa^vbctt, iu ®e. fal)V bvingcn. IMPERIOUS, (adv. — ly), adj. bevvfd)» fiid)tig, bcfcblgbnbevifd), bevvifc^, ge^ bietevtfdi, ftttlj ; ti;vannifr$ ; iibcvmic gcnb, mad)tig ; an — mind, cin iibcv= Icgcncv ®cift; — ness, .?. bic Dbcv; i)cvvfd)aft, t§evvfdnid)t, baiS Ijevvifdjc, gcbictcvifd)c, ftelje iScfcn. IMPERISHABLE, adj. imucvgiinglid). IMPERMANENCE. s. bie Uubeftanbtg= tcit, aSanbclbarfcit. IMPERMEABILITY, s. bic UubUVC^i bvinglid)fcit. IMPERMEABLE, arf/. unbuvd)bvingli^ —leather, njaffcrbid)tcS Scbcv. IMPERSONAL (adv. — ly), adj. Un^JCVs fiitllid) ; an — verb. Gram. T. ein IHl^ VcvfbnIidjcS ^f'fwvt. IMPERSONALITY, s. bic Unpcvfciilid)= fcit. To IMPERSONATE, v. a. ^JCrfoniftcivCU. IMPERSONATION, s. bic ^cv|'onifica= tion. iMPERSPicurrY, s. bcv 3)2angct an ^tlavbcit, bie Unbcutlic^fcit. IMPERSPICUOUS, adj. UllbCUttid;, 1111= flav. IMPERSUASIBLE, adj. nic|t 5U bcvcbClt, fteiffinnig. IMPERTINENCE (— cy), «. 1. ba8 ItnjUi gekiivige, bie Unfiiglictfeit; 2. r^lei^ nigfcit; Ungcvcimtbcit; 3. Ungcbiiljva lid)fcit, Unbcfd'cibcnbcit, Unscv^ fcfedmtbcit, Ungcfd)liffen(;eit, 3u= bvinglic^feit. IMPERTINENT (adv. — ly"), adj. i. nicf)t juv (uovlicgenben) 2ad)e gcf)5=: vig, unfiiglid), unniUbig, univicfctig; 2.'itngcvctmt, nbgcrd)iiiadt, tljin-id)t; 3. tingcbiibvlid), iinbc[d)cibcn, iinycvs fdjiinit, iinmanicvlid), niigffd;lifTcn, jubvinglic^, gvob, nnd;lnffig, niibc=: fonncn ; impertinent to ..., Ill fcillCt Scjicbung iitit IMPERTLNENT, s. bcv Uuycvfcbamte, 3nbvingli^e, unbcrufcn fid) 6inincn= gcnbe. IMPERTRANSIBU.ITY, s. bic UnbllVC^* bvinglid)fcit. IMPERTURBABLE, adj. Jlllfiiivbav, Un« uenvivvbar, «nevfd)itttcrlid), gleic^* miitbtg. IMPERTURBATION, s. bic diu1.)i, bct @leid)niutb. IMPERVIOUS (adn. — ly), ndj. 1. «n= wegfiim ; 2. itnbuvd)bvinglid) ; — tc the air, bcm 5)nvd)5iig bcv i^iift »ev= fc^lot7cn; — to the view, wnbuvd)feb= bav, iiucvfic^tli^ ; — vapours, bicbte ©iinftc; —ness, s. 1. bic llnwcgfaiUs fcit; 2. Unbnvd)bvinglid)fcit. IMPETIGINOUS, adj. vSubig, grinbtg, f^ovftg. IMPETKABLP. adj. (bUVC^ Sittcn) JU eriangcn. To IMPETR.\TE. ?•. a. cvtangcii, cvbittcrt. LMPEl'RATE, w//.biivd) i^ittcii cvlangt. LMPETR.vriON, s. 1. bie \'lnfud)iing ^vlangung, bag ©vbittcn ; 2. bi( (cbeinalS) sDvliinfigc ©vlangiing einci foniglidicn ^^jfi'unbe buvd) ben vSmi" fd)cn c0of. IMPETRATIVE, adj. blivd) 33ittcn CV« langenb. IMPETRATORY, adj. bUVf^ Sl3ittcn Ct- langcnb. IMPETUOSITY, s. bcv (ba«) Ititgcfiiim, bie Jgtftigfcit, aButb. IMPETUOUS (adv. — ly), ailj. ^cfttg IMPO IMPO IMPR oiif^efliiin ; mtt ^cftigfcit; — ness, «. vid. Impetuosity. IMPETUS, s. bci- l)f ffigc Xvith, Svang, MS sBcfti-ebm. IMPICTURED, adj. Umait, gemalt, a6= j^fbniift. IMPIERCEABLE, adj. IttC^t JU bUV(f;= ftec^cit, miburc^bi'iitf^Uct). DIPIETY, s. bie Sn-fliijiofttat, ©ott* loftflfeit, 9Jiirf)lo)ti]feit. 7'tf i!viPL\GE, f. 7!, anftopcti gcj^eit . . . LMPIOUS (ado. — ly), adj. tl'ieligio^, gottloS, nic^IoS; —ness, 3. bie @ott= iofti]tcit. IMPLACABILITY, s. vid. Implacable- NKSS. IMPLACABLE (adv. — ly), adj 'Jllycr^ fijbiilid), iinsevfijfeitbaf, iiiicrbittlici) ; iiid)t JU befdiifligcn; imbanu^crsiij, t)art. IMPLACABLENESS, .9 bic Un»crf6^ii= lid)ffit, Uiicibitflicbfeif. Til IMPLANT, V. a. ciiuiffaiijcii, ein= lifi-ovfeii, ciufc^cn, eiiiim;)fcii ; facit ; fcftff^cti, eiuuMirjeln; to — in the mind, bent (Sciftc ciiiprajjcii. IMPLANTATION, s. fig. baS (StItVf(all= sen, bic (Siupfliitjuiisj, (^iupfropfung, (Sinfc^unq. iMPLAUSihiLiTy, s. bie Uttroal>r= frf)eiiiltd)fcif. IMPLAUSIBLE (ndi\ — ly), adj. 1111= am()rfrf)etiilic{), uufcbetnitit. To IMPLEAD, V. a. gertci)tltc^ sevfolijeu, aiiflageii. IMPLEMENTS, s. pi. n.m« 5^ebiivfititTen abbilff, bie 53cibiilfc, .§iilf«miftcl ; bits Bitbf^i^'', t'if 5yiobeI, ba§ ©fvatb, -SauSj^cratb, .(tiicl)eni}friit(), Jtiirt)en= (lefcijivr ; ?((fcvj]ei-iiti) ; 4^aub>uevE= i^eug, 23cvt5eUiv' IMPLETION, s. bie ?liifiiHitn(5, ??iillc. IMPLEX, ndj. yerflcrf)tcit, yermtcfelt. 7'; IMPLICATE, v. a. uei'ttjicfcln, eiii= biiUcii, mttbegreifcit, iinifaffcn. IMPLICATION, s 1. bic 3??rwt(feliiii(^, iserflccl)titiii], Sibeiluabme; 2. (ftifU fdjiDciijeiibe) j^olgcrau.],- ber '^^[c^t- l"a^ ; necessary — , bic tlOt^WenbiijC Aolgenttin. IMPLICATIVE, adj. fiillfrfymctgciib fol= flcrnb ; (flfZi). — ly) al« ftilifct)'n?et(]ciibc ^olgcnmg. IMPLICIT,'*^/;. 1. mit ciubegvtffcu, :^cr= aeleitct, I)cri]ejpgeu, Pill'fcfiroeiiicnb ; 2. unbrbiiigt; 3. ucvbecft, biinfel; scrworrcn, oerwtcfcU, verflpd)tcii cm. ii.) ; an — compact, ctii ftiUfct)tliei= gcnbetr a?ertra(); — desires, fiiUc'3 Sebueit, l^eimltribcS Qlfttaitgen ; — laith, ber imbcbiiigfe ©laiibe; with — faith, blillbliliga ; — obedience, ber unbfbingte ©cborfam. IMPLICITLY, adv. burrb .Ocrlcifittig, burd) ftillft^iDeigciibe Jsolgentm, f}ill= frf)weii]cnb, vcrbecft ; unbcbingt, biinblings. iMPLicrrNESS, s. bif (■flillfdtaH-igenbc) (Volgeniiig ; ber (blinbe) ®(aube. LMPLIEDLY, nrfB.(ftillfd)n)eigenb) »er= flaitbcn, gcfolgcvt, burd) (jliUfd)»ct= • fleube) ?5o(gcvung. IMPLORATION, s' bie 5liulci)ung, ?(ii= fndjung, (flel)cntlid;e) *lMttc, '33itt= !!ane. To IMPLORE. 1'. n. auflebcu, anfudjcn, aitvufen ; erftcbcu. IMPLORER, «. ber OInffrrjcubf, ?Iu= fudjonbe, Suvplifaut. .'MPLUMED, } ,. ;,.„„,„, (MPLUMOUS, \ "''J- ''^"'''^^• To IMPLUNGE. r.a. ffllfcil. -/•» IMPLY. V. a. in fid) fc^Iicpcit, cut= balteit ; fd)Iictlen, folgerii. To I.MPOISON, &c. ?)«/. Vo Kmpoisox, &c. •■>iPOLiCY, ,. bie llnffugbcif, ber 'Katiflct an $olttif. IMPOLICY, s. i>as Unpolitifc^e, bie Un= flugficit. IMPOLITE («(/«.— ly), adj. un^ijflid), un= 8efd)liffcn, grob ; —ness, s. bic Unbijf; lid;Ecit, llngcfd)iiffenbft,t, ©robbeit. IMPOLITIC (a(/y. —ly), adj. UHpolitif^, unflug. IMPONDEROUS, adj. »on Icincr merfj lichen Sd)t«cre, leidjf. IMPOROSITY, s. bic 5)lb»efen{)eit ber ^oren, 2)i4)tbeit. IMPOROUS, aiij. oijm 5Porcn, bic^t, fej!. To IMPORT, V. l.n.i. (— goods, ^aa- reit) einfiibren, «erfd)reibeii, fommcn laffen, besiet)en, imvprfiveu; 2. mit fid) bringen, bcbcuteu ; vcrurfadjen ; imported to this market, b'cr eingc* fiibi't; n. ji. wid)tig fc»n, migeben, bctrcffen ; it imports, ts liegt baran, tft baran gclcgeit, ifl wn 3Sid;tig= fcit; tiiis imports, bierin licgt. IMPORT, s. 1. bie aBaaren=6'ittfu^r, ber aBnarcn=3iiiVPrt; ber SfapeU pla^ ; 2. imports, ;;/. bie ciiigcfiibrtcn (Dbcr @infuI)r=)2Baaren, Smporten ; — trade, ber Sinfiibrbrtubcl, !:Paffiy- Iiaiibcl; 3. bic SSj^f'Sf^'^' "^^i' i^f= laiig ; iJlu^eu; eiiin, bie 3lbfid)t, SBebeufung, Jtraff. IMPORTABLE, adj. ciiifiit)rbar. IMPORTANCE, s. bic SfSic^ligfcit, 33c= bcutung, baS 3lnfel)cn. IMPORTANT (adv. — ly), adj. Jvic^tig, crbeblic^. DIPORTATION, 3 bic (2Saaren=)6in= fubr, Smportation. IMPORTER, s. ber frembe 3Baareit eiu= fitbrt, S[Baareui33cjieber. IMPORTUNACY, s. bic a3efrb»er!id)= fcit, 3»t'vinglicf)[cit, ber (baS) Un= geftitnt. IMPORTUNATE (adr. — ly), adj. be= Idftigcnb, bcfd)wcvlid) falieiib, be= fd)n)crlid), jubringlid), laftig, unge= ftiint, bringenb ; —ness, s. vid. Impor- TUNACY. ' ■' To IMPORTUNE, v. a Bcfc^lVtrlirf) fal= len, iiberlaufcn, bclafiigen. IMPORTUNITY, s. bie '58efd)»erlirf)= feit, 3ubringU($feit, ?afligfeit. IMPORTUOUS, adj. O^nc ^afctl. IMPOSABLE, adj. aiifcrlcgbar. To IMPOSE, V. a. 1. fluflcgen, -aufcr; legen, aufbiivbcn ; bcilcgen ; 2. ein= fd)drfen; 3. fdlfd)lid) 'bercbcu; to — a fine, ciuc ©clbftrafc aufcrlegcii ; to — laws, ©efe^c gebcn, ©efe^c sorfc^rciben ; to— taxes, befleuern; to — a task, etue 5lrbett aufgcbcn ; to — a name upon one, eilicm cilten ^a= men beilcgen ; to — upon (on), l)iuter= gcbcu, beu-iigen, bcliigen ; to — upon one's self, ft^ tduffbeU; imposed upon, gcprcUt ; Typ. T-s. to impose a form, bie Kohimucrt in bie Spviu bringen, cinbeben ; to — in a wrong way, (belt Sa^) Scrfc^iebcn; to — the columns, bic (folumucn angfcf)ictjeii, umbre= riicn ; to — the cohimna anew, bie (5olumnen umfd)ic9cn. IMPOSER, s. ber 3Iiifevlegenbe. IMPOSING, adj. SBeaniiibernng, (Sbr- furc^t, 3ld)titiig einflogenb, gebictc= rifd) ; crgreifcn'b, b»rd)brtiigeiib, grot'= artig; i'lip. r-s. bie Sormdtbilbnerci, ?^pvniatbilbung ; — hoard. ba« 91n§: fcbicjjbrett ; — stone, ber (£d)lief= ftfin, 3lu«fcf)iet5)tcin. IMPOSITION, s. 1. baS 3tuf[egen, bic 9luflegung ; 2. 93iirbe, 3luflagc ; 3. 53elegnui^ ; 4. ©infc^drfung ; 5. ber Scfrug, bie 93ctriigerei ; SIdnfciiung ; 6. ber 3n?i-"cffcu; — money, baS ^aub= getb bcr gewaltfam ©cnjoroeticr,, «t>rc^gclb. IMPRESSIIilLITY, s. btc (SiiiVfaitgli^: tdt fiiv ©iiibriicfe. IMPRESSIBLE, alMe Impress: 2. gen. ber Bwatig (»oii ©citcit ciiier ^.i^ flici-uiig cbcf sBcborbc; j. S. ifvan= tennjcivter in cpibcmif^eu Jlirautl)ci= ten; von 3JJilitdr imjtriege; 2Beg= 8al)mc son SJebeitSmittelit, u. f. »v.). IMPRESSURE, s. ba« (eitigebriiifte) 3eict)cn, 2J?eifinaI, ber 5lbbriicf. IMPREST, or — money, s. vid. Im- press-money, Jinter Impress, s. IMPREVALENCE, s. bie Ullfdfligfcit . ba§ Uebergewii^t ju be[;nitptcii. IMPRIMATUR, s. (/.«(.) bie ^rucfer= laubni^, baS imprimatur. IMPRIMIS, adj. fiiva evfle, }u«ijrber)1, »ornef)mlici;. To IMPRINT, V. a. ciiibntiffit, abbnt= (fen, auftrucfeit ; brarfen ; einvra= gcit. Tn IMPRISON, V. a. eiiiferfcnt, inS ®c= fdiigiiip fc&cit, tcrf)ttfteu, einfd;lie= 9cn, eiiifvevren. LMPRisoNMENT, s. bic eiiiferfeniiig, aSev()afturtg, S5crl)aftiiebmung, ber Qiivi)aft, btc .^iift, ©efaiigeufctaft. Df PROBABILITY, s. bie Uuwa^rfc^ei!t= lid)Ecit. IMPKOBABLE (a(fo. —ly), ailj.miroai)t= fc^eiiilic^. IMPROBITY, s. tie Unreblic^Iett, @d)Icc^tigfeit. iMPROFiciENCY, s. iaS 3«riicfb!eibcn in ber iBeruollfomnmuiig. IMPROMPTU, I. adv. auS bem Sfcgrcif; II. s. ias aiiS bem Stegrcif ©emac^te; bits Imirromptii. IMPROPER [ndv. — ly), adj. uncigent= i-:4 ; iiiirirbtig (»pm ^lusivitrfe) ; uii= fc^iiflid) ; untauglid;, uiipaffcnb, iiu= gceignef. IMPROPlTIOUS,arf;.ungiinfiig,fd)Iintnt. IMPROPORTIONABLE, adj. UllVaOlic^, unangcmeffen. IMPROPORTIONATE, adl nnver{)dlt= nifimd^ig ; — to . . , tin 3)Jipuer[)dlt= nijj flcbcnb ju . . . To IMPROPRIATE, v. a. 1. jueigneu (n. ii.) ; 2. L. T. belc^iien (2Belt(irf)e mit jlirc^cugiitern;. IMPROPRiATi-; adj. tn ben 5^cft^ ber aBe[tiid;?u iibevgegangcn, fccu(iiri= firt. IMPROPRIATION, s. L. T. 1. bie Scleb^ nmig mit Jlirc^engiifcni ; ba« Jtir= djente^en ; 2. ber nusfc^Iiejjciibe 53e= IMPROPRIATOR, s. L. T. ber mit ei= nem Jlirdjengnte 23clel)nte, iveltlid?e Sender beffclben ; ber fid) etwag \\\' ciguct, 53eft^eYgreifer. IMPROPRIETY i. bicMuetgentricite9lvt 204 ('.cS 9Iu«brucfS); Unri*tig!cit; lln= fd)t(f[id)feit; baS UnVaffeufe. IMPROSPERITY, «. ber jDiangel an @rfoIg obcr @ebeif)en, baS Ungiuil IMPROSPEROUS {adv. — ly), adj. C^ne (Srfolg, mtgliidlid) ; — ness, s. ber ungliiolidje Snftanb. IMPROVABILITY, s. bie 3Scrbeffer= lid)Ecit. IMPROVABLE, adj. ber ^jcvbefferung fdbig, uerbefferlic^ ; — ness, s. bie 23cibe|Terlid)feit. To IMPROVE, V. \.a. \. vollfommcner niacten, sersoUfommnen, yerbcfferii, ertjij^en; I'erebrli:, mn-fciuern, auS= bilben, entmicfclu, auffliiren; uer= mebvcn; 2. benu^eit, fid; \\\ Slu^c ma^en; SSortbeil jiebcn au«..; — this moment, bcitu^c biefen 9(ugen= blicfj II. n. ijuncbmcn, fprtfd)reittn (im @utcn), ft(^ uerbcffern. IMPROVEMENT, s. 1. bie SScrbcffc= rung, SSeraoHfommnnng, (S-vt)bl)"ng, aScrebclung, 9litSbiIbnng, ©ntwidc= lung, 9luf£(iiniiig ; S3oiienbung ; 2. Suua^me, ber gortfcbritt, ayad)S= tbum, Bnwac^S, ^cwinn; 3. M. k. ba« ©tcigen ber iPreife ; 4. bie 33e= lebrnng ;' ber Unterrici&t, bic (Jrban- nng ; improvements, s. -pi. bie'ilulagen, .^Berbcfferungen an Sdnbereicn, u.f.m. IMPROVER, s. 1. ber 35erbefferer, 33c- forberer; 2. bas 55ef&rbcrung8mittel. IMPROVIDENCE, s. bie Un»orfict)ttg= tcit, Unbebad)tfamfeit. IMPROVIDENT {adv. — ly), adj. nnBCir= fid)tig, unbebadjtfam ; mit Unbc; bad)t ; — of . . , Kubetiimmcrt nm . . . IMPROVISATOR, s. bcr (S(egreifDic|= fer, 3in)3ro»ifator. IMPROVISION, s. bie Unuorftcbtigfeit, bcr Unbcbai^t (». it.). IMPRUDENCE, s. bic UnKugbeit, ltn= bebadjlfamfcit, Unyprfid)tigfeit, Un= ad)tfamfeit, Sorglofigfcit. IMPRUDENT {adv. — ly),' adj. Ultftug, nnbebadjtfam, jinvorftcjjtig, nac^= Idffig. IMPUDENCE, .•>. btc llnycrfcf)dmtbcit, (Scbamlofigfcit, llubefd)eibcnl)eit. IJIPUDENT {adv. — ly), adj. llUyer= fd>imt; nnfittlic^, nnfeufd). IMPUDENT, s. ber (bic) iS4)amlofc. IMPUDICITY, 5. bic s. ber 9lntrieb, 93cnjcg= IMPULSION, 5 gruub; (Stojj, Srucf, 3mvu[«. DIPULSIVE {adv. — ly), adj. treibcnb, antrcibcnb ; burc^ 3lntricb ; — cause, bcr Seweggrunb. IMPUNITY, s. bie Stfreinng »on bcr Strafe, Ungeflraftbcit, t£trafloftg= feit ; with — , iingeftroft. IMPURE {adv. — ly), adj. Uurcilt, an= lautcr, uufcufc^, unjiicljtig, fi-^ulbig, fiinbbaft (i>on tl5crfoneii) ; fiinblic^, imbeilig (von 2)iagcu) ; — hquors, uureinc ©etrdnfc ; — ness, s. vid. \yi PURITY'. IMPURITY, s. 1. bic Unreinigfeit, lln= lanterfcit; 2. Unfeufd)t)eit'; 3. frem= be ^Beimifc^ang. To IMPURPLE, V. a. ^urparrptb fdrben. IMPUTABLE, adj. JUJurcc^ncu, jupi^ fd)reiben, bcijsumcjfen ; — ness, s. bie 3ared)iiungSfdt)igffit. LMPUTATION, s.'i. btc 3arcc^nang, SDeimeffung ; 2. bcr Xabel, SBonoai^ IMPUTATIVE, 04/. 1. jurec^nenb, bct= iMcffcnb; 2. kijitmeffcn ; -iv, ado. bnrd) 3«rfc^nang ober Scimeiiaug. To IMPUTE. V. a. jared)iien, jufdjt'cie bet!, bein'effen, (Sd;alb gcbcn. IMPUTER, s ber3arcc^nenbe,58eime>"> fenbe. IMPUTRESCIBLE, adj. nuyenDcSlid). IN, rn-ep. iS- adv. in (fnnerl)alb, binaen) aaf, an ; bei, uad>, unter, ju; barein, barin, brinacu; ein, berciit, Niacin • babci, baran ; — my chamlier, in (auf ) meiner Stubc; not—, uiiiit 5a .^na^ fe ; — town ( — the city), in bfl (Stabt ; — the country, auf bcm 2iia = be; — the guards, uatcr ber @arbc; he serves — the navy, cr btcat ta bet 232arine ; commander — chief (or chief- command), Dberanfiit;rer {Oenerai-eii chef) ; S. L. Mitchill, - . . senator — - congress and professor — tlie universi- ty . . &c., ©. ?. 2}?., (genafcr im 6'on= grcf; nab ^^rofcffor an (auf) bcr Uni= verfitdt . . U. f. id. ; — the commis- sion, beaaftragt, im 9Imt, beamtet ; — tiJC fact, aaf ber Sijat ; — lier sleep, njdbrcab fie fdjlief; — the fashion. Uac^ ber 2}JobC ; — the day-time, bei Sage ; — the night (- time), bei ?ia4)t; — the aRernoon, 9lac^mit= tag§; — time, uiitber 3cit; — ihe mean time (while), cinflmeiiea ; — former times, VOmialS, I'or 3citea ; — this manner, auf bicfc SOcifc ; — no \yay, buvc^au^ uic^t, aaf feiaerlet SBeife ; — the reign of . ., uatcr bcr Stegieraag . . , a.f.a\ ; — the year . . . im 3a()re . . ; — the name of God • ant ©OtteS Wilicn ! I believe —a God, id) glaabe an Oott; you shall alwa>;a. find a friend — me. ba follft ftet§ ei^ ncn Srcanb an mir fiabea ; the devil speaks — her, bcr S;eufel fj)rid)t au« il)r ; it is not — man. eS ftf ^t aid)t tH bcr jHJa^t be« SJJcafd^ca ; to gaze — wonder, Dpr SScnpaabcrang ftarren; — the distance, in (aa« bcr Seme; bound — duty ( — duty bound), SCr* Vfltd;tet, »pn SfJcditgrocgcn; — re- spect to you, aa§ 9ld;taag fiir ; — haste, tit (bei) Stle ; to be — liopes, boffeil ; — good humour, aitf (bet) gutcr iiiaiitie feijii ; — liquor, bctniuEen ; — love, yevlicbt ; to make -love with .. , getieirtt ninct)eii su. . ; _ ~ my mind, ittctiier •QKetuiiiig iiad) ; |p — obedience, awi ©ehorfaiii ; — "^ pieces, tit (Stiicfcit; ait3eiiiaiibevgc= iiomnieit ; — place, am vecf)teii Drte ; tit Stviatsbieitfleit ; — praise, 511111 "obc ; — short fuvj (ill wctiig 3lioi-= leu); — store, yorrdtf)!;]; — tears, ivciucilb ; — that, njeif, ba ; — truth, til 9Bal)r^eit; — unison, iibereiiiftiiii' meiib; — waiting, tii 33erettfc|)aft ; tm S)teitft ; — writing, f^rtftltd) ; — years. fl(t; to come — , go — , walk — , I}tll= eiii f onimcii, l;iiiciit ge^cn ; come — , .fpinni') bfveiu. CSfAiMLiTY, s. bic lliifa^igfeif, Uii= tiic^tigfttt, bnS Uttuermogcu ; — to pay, M. T. bie 3rt^lii"9^ii"f»i^t9fftf- INABSTINENCE, .?. bic Ullflltt>lltfain= fttt, Uiimnyigfeit. INABUSIVELY, adn. Cf)nC 2J?i^bvaild). iNACCESSlBlLlxy, s. bte lliuiin;iiig= lidjfeit. INACCESSIBLE (ado.— iy), » INACCURACY, .'. btr Sliangel nn ®e= iiaiitgEcit, bie Hiigfiiauigfeit ; 9lac^= lafftgfeit, Uurtrtttigfcit. INACCURATE (_'«/»). — ly), ailj. lltd)t gciiait, tirtdjlafng (sou ^cvfoitcii) ; «iirid)tig (uoit Siiigeu). INACTION, s. bic Uiiti)atig!cit. INACTIVE iaiiv. — ly), wij. iint^citig, •;Hii§ig, tvage, iingiiiiiiig fiiv bie 2:i)a= tigteit. INACTIVITY, s. bic Itiit^attgfctt, ltii= vuirffiinitctt, S^ragbett. INADEaUACY, s. tuic Inadecjuateness, (/(/. vid. INADEQUATE (ndv.—\.\), ndj. llllrtll= geiiieffcn; uusulaiiglic^, itiiaoUflau= big ; — ideas, niioDiItciiimciic (iiiaii= gclbafte) Segviffe; — nes.s. ». bte Un- aiigemeffenbett; Uiijitliiiiglid^feit, tciS 3)JiByerbd(tiii!). INADEQUATION, ,«. bcc SJiangcl an genauer Ucbeveinfitnimung. INADMlsSlBiLlTY,s.bicUn5iiIdffigfcit. INADMISSIBLE, adj. Unjnidfrig. INADVERTEN'CE (— oy), s. bie Unad)t: famfeit, Sorglyftgtctf, 9f}ad)ldfftg= feit, ba5 SScvfeijen, bcv Srrtbunt. INADVERTENT, adj. uiiadjtfaiit, forg- IpS, nad)laffig ; — ly, adv. unac^tfant, mi Unad)tfainfeit. INAFFABILITY, s. bie Ungefvivddjigs feit, aSerf(f)(offen[;eit, Uugcfelltgfcit. iNAPFABLE, mrj. ungefprdd;ig, ucv= fd)!offeit, 5iiviuf[)alteitb, nngefellig. iNAFrECTATioN, s. bau ungejnjuiigcnc 2Befen, bic llngejwnngen()eit. INALIENABIJ-; (ado. — ly), cdj. «nycv= duficrlic^, nniibevtragbar; — ness, s. bie Unucvdnficvlic^fcit. INALIMENTAL, adj. ntd)t na^^rftaft. INALTERABILITY, s. bie lliiycvaiibcr= Itd)teit. INALTERABLE, adj. iinscrmibcrlicb. i.VAM[SSiBLE,r»//.nnyevItcvbar(n).ii.) ; — ness, .?. bie Uhyevlicrbarfcif. INAMORATA, s. bie 33crliebte, Su^= linn ; bas Siebt^en. INAMORATO, s. bcv 2?erltcbte, ®alan, SBuble. INANE, r. cdj. lecv; IL s. bcr Iccre dlamn. To INANIMATE, v. a. vid. To Animate (»u. ii.). INANIMATE, ) adj. 1. HnbcfeeU, (eb= INANLMATED, ) log ; 2. J\I. £. fet)r ftill (4)om dMvU, .§anbel). INANITION, s. bie iS^eeve, 2)JagenIecre, Jtraftloftgfcit, enttrdftnng. INANITY, s. bie Seci'f; fg. ©itelfeit, SfJivttigfeit. inappetence (— cy), s. bcr 3)JaiigeT an 9Ip).ietit, bie Uiilnjt, bcv (SEel. INAPPLICABILITY, s. bic Unanwcub^ bavfeit, Uubrauc^bavtcit. INAPPLICABLE, adj. luianwcnbbav, nnbrandibar. inaPFLICATION, .9. ber Itnflci^, bic Unadjtfanifeit, 9^ad)ldfiigEeit, 2;vdg= beir. INAPPOSITE, adj. unjetttg, un))affenb, jwecflpg. INAPPREHENSIBLE, adj. un»crflanb= lid). iNAPPREHENsrvE, adj. unacf)tfam, nnaufmcvffani, glcidigiiitig. INAPPROPRIATE, adj. uiibicnli*, iin= tiid)tig, nnangcnieffcn, nicbt gecignet. INAPTITUDE, s. bieUutiif^tigffit, lln= tanglid)feit. INARABLE, adj. nic^t i^n vfliigf "- 'brad). 7'o INARCH, V. a. T. abfdugcii, ablacti^ ten (f inen 3weig aiif ciuen Staiiim jjfvopfen, obne ti)n abjufc^neiben). INARTICULATE [adv. — ly), atij. un= beutlid) au^gcfvnjd)en, nn»crncbni= licb ; — sounds, iiiavtifiilirte (niibent= licbe)3;iMie ; — ness, s. bie Uitbeiitlic^= feit bcr 3lu«fpvac^c, Uiiycvnet)mli4= leit. INARTICULATION, s. vid. Inarticula- teness. INARTIFICIAL (adv. — ly), adj. Ungc= fitnfteU, fnufilog ; !unflmtbng. INATTENTION, s. bic Una«fmcrffain= feit, llnad)tfamfcit, SJJadjIafftgfcit, Sorglofigfcit ; with — , gieic^giittig. INATTENTIVE (adv. — ly), ndj. linauf= nierffani, unac^tfam, nac^Idfftg. INAUDIBLE (adv. — ly), adj. lllll)0rbar. To INAUGURATE, v. a. einwcil;en, feicvUd) ciiifefecii, ciiifiil)rcn. INAUGURATF-, adj. cingcwci^t, fctcr- lid) cingefii^vt, feicvlid) cingefe^t. INAUGURATION, s. bic @iitwetf)nng, fcierlid)e(*infiil)vuiig, feievlid;c (Siiu fefeuiig. INAUGURATORY. adj. cillTOei^Cllb, bie (Sinwcibnng betrcffenb. INAURATION. s. bie ^Srrgolbung. INAUSTICATE, adj. (UeblcS) »ovbe= bcutciib, ominoS. INAUSPICIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. Sd)Iim= mcS »ovbcbcnteiib, tjou (ni'iter) biM'cr 9]!orbcbcutnng, niigiinftig, nnglii(f= lid); — ness, s. bie bbfe SSorbcbcu^ tiing, nngiinftigc (Sigcnfrf)aft, iaS gjJi^gefc^icf. INBEING, s. ba§ 93cifei;n, SliiHebcn. INBOARD (In board), adv. Sinnen= borbS; — cargo, bie inueve (Scl)iff^= labnng. INBORN, nr//. angeboven; — vice, bcr ■JJatuffcblcr. INBREATHED, adj. cingcf;anc^t, c{iigc= geben. INBRED, adj. angcborcn. To INBREED, v. a. ()en30vbringcn, ev= jengen. INCA, s. bcv pevnyiantfd;e5prin3, f^iirft, Snfa. To INCAGE. V. a. ciufvcrren. iNCAGF^fENT, .9. baS (Sinfvevrcu. INCALCULABLE, adj. unbcrec^cnbar. iNCi xiiSCENCE (— cy), s.ia? •fflarm- iDcibeit, bic (Sr{)t^ung. INCALF^CENT, adj. JUavm IDCVbdlb ftd) erbifeeiib. INCAMERATION, .9. X. T. btC iBcvCt^ nignng mit (Vai.ifili^en) Jlammcrgii.- terii, bie ©injiebung. INCANDESCENCE, s. bie SBci^glutf). INCANDESCENT, adj. weifiglitbcnb. ESfCANTATiON, s. bic 53csaiiberung„ 53efc^nj6riing bnrc^ 3>iiibevgefdnge. INCANTATORY, adj. jaubcviVd), nia= To INCANTON, v. a. ciiiocvleiben, (et- nem Eanton). INCAPABILITY, > s. bic Uitfdbigfett INCAPABLENESS, 5 3iicd;tSinifd[)ig= tcit, Untuc^tigtcit, Uutauglid)fett. INCAPABLE, adj. 1. unfdbig. nntitd;= tig, nntanglic^ ; Dbnmacbtig ; 2. nirf)t «3cit gciing, nid;t gerdumig ; 3. Vcd)tlid) nnfdbtg ; — of generositj-, feiner Orotlinntt) fdl)in. INCAPACIOUS, adj. nid)t gcrdnmtg, enge ; iinfdt)ig ju begveifch ; —ness, s. bcv 2)?angcl bes Oflanmc«, bie (5nge. To INCAPACITATE, v. a. JUlfdf)ig '.lia^: djeii, febnjcic^en. INCAPACITATION, s. bte Unfd[)ignia= djnng, Sd)it»acl)nng. INCAPACITY, ,9. bte Unfdhigfeif, lln=. titdjtigfcit, 3Scrftanbe3fc^ivad)c, Stbx-- Verfdjivddjc. To INCARCERATE, v. a. einfcvfcvn. INCARCERATE, adj. etngcfcvEcvt. INCARCERATION, s. bie (Sinfcvfcrniig. To INCARN, r. I. a. niit SIctfd) beflci^ ben, in Slcifcb madjen ; ii. n. gleifc^ anfe^eu, vcrflcifdjeii. INCARNADINE, adj. flcifd)favbcn. To INCARNATE, v. a. niit ^Icifc^ U> flcibcn ; /£-. »ermenfd)[id;en, infar^ niven. INCARNATE, a>!j. 1. ?vleiftf) gcwom-rj, oerflcifcbt; cingcfleifd)t ; 2. bod);c= fcnvofb, ficifdjfavbcii ; a devil — ..fis- cin eingcfleifd)tcv 3:;cnfel, ciu fenfit* fd)cr, uevvncbtcv 3}Jcnfd); God — , bcv ©ottmenfd). INCARNATION, s. 1. bie 33c{Icibitng iiitt Sieifd; ; 2. baS'^Infe^en be§51ci= fd)eS, bie 33evfleifc^ung ; 3. Th. T. bie 9JJcnfd)n3cvbnng. INCARNATIVE, adj. Med. T. flcifc^- fbvbevnb, flcifd^cvjengenb; incarna- tives, s.pi. flcifd)gcbcnbc 9}iittcl. Tu INCASE, n. a. einfd)licf>en, bcbe^fcn. To INCASK, v. a. tn ein ^afi tbnn. INCASTELLATED, adj. ill eilt itaflcU eingefd)Ioffen. INCATENATION, s. bte 3Infcttnng. INCAUTIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. \\\\U'- ^utfain, unuovftcbtig, forgloS; — ness^ s. bie Unbebntfamfeit, Unyovfid^ttgs feit, Sovglofigfcit. INCAVATED, '^/»«. adj. aii«gef)ofjlf, nntgebogen, ctngebogen. INCAVATION, s.'bie 9in«bi.'f)fiing- 7'oiNCEND, v.a. onfrcijcit, cntsiiiibcH, entflammeti (lu. ii.). INCENDIARISM, s. bic 33iMnbfiiftnng, 53raiiblegnng ; iDJeutcrci. INCENDIARY, \. s. 1. bcr a^ianbflif' tev, 33vanb(eger, 2)^pibbrcniter; 2. aJIcuter, Slnfroieglcr, SffdbcUfiibrcr, bag ivaS aufvcijt ; II. adj. aiifviibve= vifd)/ bvanbfltfterifd). INCENSE, s. bcr aBetbraitd), ba'^ 9ilu6bc{)nuiig }u fcewirteii. INCEPTOR, s. bcr 5liifaii3cr, Se^rliiig. INCERATION, s. HS Uebci'jtf^ett nut SQ3aci)g. INCERTAIN (adc. — lv), adj. Itngcwi^, jwcifelljaft. INCERTITUDE, s. bte Uttgeanp^ett, Siueifelbafttgtctt. INCESSANCY, s. bte UiiablaBHc^jfeif. 2ifCESSANT (adv. — ly), adj. Ultauf= l)i.h-Iid>, tmmerfort, befianbig, itiiab= liifftg. o^iie Uiiterlaf). INCEST, s. bie ^hitfc^anbe. INCESTUOUS (adD. — ly), adj. b(ut= fifcnnbertfd) ; — ness-, *. ba3 931ut= 'ajiinbcvifc^e. INCH, s. bci- 3ort ; fg. bte ,SIctiiig= fett ; by inches, Itfl^ Sl^Ufn ! fg- itac^ iiiib itacb, Jangfam, fvnrfam ; '- iiy — ./i--. Sc{)vtttfur (Sci^nU, aH= ina^Itg ; every — , gaiij itiib gav, burcf)au«, SUIcS ; lie is a villain every — of him, cr ift (in ^vjfrfjurfe ; prov-s. give him an — and he'll take an ell, (eig thin bctt %'m^n imb n wirb bie gnnje ^P»aiib nel)men (a'Dl= Icii) ; —meal, ba« solltaitge ©tiicf. To INCH, V. I. a. 1. fparfant gcbcn, tiirglic^ junicffcn, fvavcit, uevlatt^ geni (iv. it.); 2. itacft uiib iiad) I;tu= austfetbcn, rt(lmaf)Iig wcgriicfeu (w. it.?; II. n. itad) iiiib nac^ nonccirtS gel)eu, Pber ftcf) juvucfstcl}en (>v. ii.). INCHARITABLE, adj. uiibanitbcvjig, fcbomingsloS ; HebloS, uitfreitiibltd), mitlciblo«. INCilASTITY, s. bie ltltf€ufd)f)Ctt. INCHED, ad.], in compos, (llltt CtUClU 3rtb'"30Vte) jollig ; four — , vtcrjbiitg. To INCHEST, V. a. tit eitie Jttfie t^an, cittfiiftclii. To INCHOATE, v. a. fliifaitgfn, Be= gintten (». it.). INCHOATE, adj. nti^cfaitgen, begon= itcit ; — ly. ade. tit f tiieiit begiitiietibeu ®rabc, anfaitgSiveifc. iNCiiOATiOiN, s. ber ginfaitg (w. ii.). INCHOATIVE, tdj. bctt Sliifaiig aiijfU gcnb, aiifangeitb, norlaiiftg. INCIDENCE, .S-. 1. bcr 3ufa'll, ba« er= eiguti Ungcfabr; 2. r. bie3iicibcitj, 3Jen'ibvung ; bcr 3iicibcttt=(3ufam= nicntvcffuiigi=)Xnillft; the angle of—, bcr3iu-i6cut=(.einfaU«=)2BtiifcI. INCIDENT, adj. 1. jiifaKig, unycrniu= tbct; iicbcii^er, bctlciiifig; 2. gc= JVO^nlirf); an — proposition, eill 3njt= fd)Cllfil^ ; this is — to human nature, 'tent tft bie nicnfd)lid)c flaim untcr= ivorfcn. INCH)ENT (lNCtnKNTAL.tt3.it.), s. 1. ber ^iif'TlI.SSorfaU, 3itnfd;ciivovfaII ; 2. bie Ba'ifdjeiibanbliiitg (in cincm SdJaiifpide), ber Umilaiib, bie i)le= bcufad)e. INCIDENTAL (adk — ly), adj. i(Ufal = Itg, gclegentlid), nebeii^tr, bciKiuftg, sou ungcfa()r ; obeiifjin. To INCINERATE, v. a. jii 9lf(^e bren= ncn, citiiifc^ern. INCINERATE, adj. j« 5Ifd)e (ifbvamit. INCINERATION, .». bas SSerbrcttiicu ju 51frt)e, bie (ftnaf^crung. 20S iNCii'iENCY, s. X}<\% Scgtunen, bcr 3ln= fniig. INCIPIENT, m//. begiitncnb, ciiilcitenb. INCIRCUMSaUPriBLE, adj. iiube= grembar. INCIRCUMSPECTION, s. bcr ^TRangcI an Umficbt, bte Unbebutfamtcit, liit^ »orfici)tigfcit. To INCISE, V. a. einfcbuctbcn, eiu= grabcu. INCISED, adj. ctngefc^nitfcn, gefd)nit= ten ; an — wound, cine Sr^nitt= lunnbe. INCISION, s. 1. ba« ed>ncibcn ; 2. bcr (Stnfd)nitt, Sd)nitt ; s. t. bte 3nci= fion. INCISIVE, adj. fc^ncibcnb, jcrfd)nci= benb; — teeth,;)/. fiicl)c 3Icu= ^crnugen ober .^aublnngen To INCLASP, V. o.nnifaffc'n, fefJ^altcn. INCLAVATED, adj. bcfeftigt, cingc^ fc^t, cingcn3ad)fen (son 3n()"f»' INCLE, s. bag 3wti""banb. INCLEMENCY, s. 1. bic Unbarmber= jigfcit, (Streiige, .<5Srte, ®raufam= fctt; 2. Unfrcnnblidjfcit (bcS .§im= ntds), 'Sia\\\)i)tit (bc8 5Better«). INCLEMENT, adj. 1. iiiibnvmf;er5ig, {)art: 2. unfrcnnblic^, raub, ftiib iiiifcfe (som aSetter). INCLINABLE, adj. fjcncigt; tilt Scs griff ; — to . ., gcilimmt fiir . . ; to be — to f;iii, fallen ivoUcn, im 58e= gviffjn fallen. INCLINATION. .^. 1. bte S^ciguiig ; 2. natiirlicfee ^abigfeit, 9(niage; 3. @emiitb«ftiinmnng ; 4. 9(rt ; a. 3it= ncignng, SfJeignng, ?ufl, i^icbe (for, jn); 6. T. 3ibnicid)iing (ber ?!J}ag= nctnabel, nac^ Dft o^er SBcft) ; 7. baS "Jlbrtuncn, Slbgic^cn, 9Ibflarcn ; natural — of the soil, bie natiirlidje *-ycfd)nffenbeitbe« 58obcn«. INCLINATORILY, adn abwcic^Cnb. INCLIN.'VTORY, adj. fid) \\\ ctamS nci= gcnb ; — rx-edie, bic 9'lcignngSnabeI. To INCLINE, V. I. 71. fici) nc-igcii, gc= ncigt fciMi (—to .., S" ctwae) ; this stuff inclines to red, biefcS 3ctlg faUt (fpiclt) ins 3f{i)tb(id)C; the weather inclines to fair, ba§ ^Setter lapt fid) gut an ; the day inclines, bcr %crurfad)en, belilfligcn, befc^njci-= lic^ fallen. INCOMMODIOUS (ndv. — ly), adj. tins bciincm, bcfd)rocrlid), laflig ; nngc= mad)Iiti) ; —ness, .1. bie Unbeancm= licbteit, -Befdiacrlicbfcit, Siifligfcit. INCO.\LMODITY (OJ. ii.) s. vid. Incom- MODIOUSNESS". INCOMMUNICABILITY, s. biC lllimii' tbcilbarfcit. INCOMMUNICABLE (adv. — ly), adj. unmittbeilbar ; — ness, s. vid. Incom- municability. INCOMMUNICATED, adj. wi^t mitQU tbcilt. INCOMAniNICATING. part. adj. obnt ©euieinfcfiaft (iiic^t im SScrfe^r] mit .. INCO INCO INCO ENCOMMUTACiLrrY, s. bte Utioer;in= berlicbfett. INCOMMUTABLE (,adv. — ly), ailj. Utt= UCVcillberlic^ ; — ness, s. vid. Incommu- TABILITY. INCOMPACT (Incompacted), ailj. nid)t gcbovtg ucrbiiufccit, iiic^t fcft, iiicf;t ijtcbt, iin^ufammen^angctib. INCOMPARABLE (adv. — ly), adj. 1111= afvfllctrfjlict), uortrcfflic^ ; c£)ue 3Sev= glcir^; — ly greater, iiiigletc^ 0>"6tier; —ness,s. btc Unoci-(\lei4)ltc^tcit. INCOMPARKD, adj. uuuerijki4)bar. L\COiIPASSIONATE (adr. — i.y), adj. unbavm^erjig, miHcibslo§,(5efuf)UoS ; —ness, s. bie Un6annt)er5iijfcit, ®c= fu^llofigfcit, .§avtf. INCOMPATiBlLlTy, s. bie Un8crtr;ig= (tcftfcit, Uuscveiubarfeit, Uiifiiglicp^ fctt. INCOMPATIBLE iadn.—LY\adj. lUmX- n-iigltit, iiuyevetubar,uitfui}lic^, iiic^t gemdtl. INCOMPETENCE (— cy), s. bte Un6f= fugnitl, Unbefugtbftt, llutudbtigfcit (bfi3 ;)iicl)tcv«, u. f. to.) ; Utuulana» ltd)fett. INCOMPETENT (ado. ~iy), adj. Unbe= fiigt, iiiibevcc^tigt, tiitfiic^tig, iiuvaf= fenb, uiigiiltiij, iiiijitlanglid). INCO.MPLETE {adu. — ly), adj. Utt9oII= ftnttbig, iiniHtlieiibct; maitgVl^aft; — ness, s. bie Uuoollftaiibtgfeit, WlNFOKMiTY, s. 1. bie ltitgrtic^= ^eit, ?lbn)cirbung ; 2. SBeigermtg; ber bcri'fcI)eubciiyicligioii beisutretcu, INCONFUSED, adj. Itic^t VevWOVVCll, ilav. INCONFUSION, s. bic S)eutlicf)£cit, ^lavbeif. INCONGRUENCE, ) s. l.bieUnfitglic^- iNCONGRurrv, y ff't U:ifc^t(flid;= feit, Uiigcvcimtbcit ; 2. bev 3}JaugeI an ilebercinftimmiing, bic a[5crfc^ie= benbeit. INCONGRUENT, > w(/. un= INCONGRUOUS (adv. — ly), J fiiglirf), iuifct)i(flid); unycvtraglid), incbnfe= qncnt; nic^t itcbcn cinaiibcr befte^ bcnb. INCONNECTION, s. bet 2}iangcl anSu= famnieiif)aug. INCONSCIONABLE, vid. Unconscion- able. . INCONSEQUENCE, s. bie 3nconfe= crnenj; Solgcnsibrigfeit, UngKveimt= beit. INCONSEQUENT, adj. tncottfequent; folgcwicrig, wiberftnutg, ungUicf). LVC(,)NSEQUENTIAL, adj. 1. ol}ne ©c^lnpfolge ; 2. o|)ne Solgeu; uu= erfjcblid). INCONSIDERABLE (adv. — ly), adj. Itn^ bctrdc^tlic^, nnbcbentenb, lutmicfetig, gcring ; —ness. .?. bic Unbctvdc^tlic^s {fit, unn.nd)tigffit. INCONSIDERACY, s. vid. Inconside- KATENESS. INCONSIDERATE (adv. — ly). adj. Unbe= badjtfam, forglos, gcbanfcnloei, un= nbevlcgt unbcfonncn ; viicfftc^tSlDS, glcid^gitltig, ot)ne -Jlc^tung (—of.., gcgen..). INCONSIDERATENESS, ? s. bic ltnbe= INCONSIDERATION, j ba(fttfam= feit; Sovgloftftfcit, ®cbanEcu[oftg= feit, llitad)tfamfeit, Uiibcfonnenbett. INCONSISTENCE (— cy), s. 1. bei" OJfan* gel an Ucbcrcinftinimung, bie S3c= ftanbloftgffit Unsci-eiubavfeit ; bcr aBibcrf}>vuc^ ; bie Hnfc^icflid)fctr, Ungcveimt^cit; 2. ber Unbcftanb, bie Utibeftdubigfeit, 33crdiiberltcbfcit. INCONSISTENT (adv. — ly), beftanb= lo5, nnycftrdglid), unuereinbar, nid)t iibereinjii'nnt'enb, n>tberfpvcc^cnb, im (aufbebcnben) SBibevfpruc^e, uncer= ftnnig, itngereimt, abfurb; —with, gegeit ; to he — wUh one's self, ftd) felbfl wiberfpred^tn. INCONSOLABLE (adv. — ly), adj. m- ti-ofiltcf). INCONSONANCR (— cy), 5. l.bcr^ig= ftaitg, bie 2)tiTonanj ; 2. llneinigfcit (bev aSiberfpvuc^) mttftd) fclbft. INCONSONANT, adj. iiic^t iibcvetnfttm= menb, luibcvfprec^icnb. INCONSPICUOUS, adj. unbfinevfbav, unbcmevflirf), unmevEbav, iiuincvtUd;. INCON.STANCY. .?. 1. bie Unbeftdnbig^ feit, Unftdtigfeit, i8evdnbevlid)Eeit, bev 28anfeliuntl); 2. bie Si>evfd;icbcn^ett, llug(eict)beit. rXCONST.ANT (adv. — ly), adj. Unbe= ftdnbig, unftdt, ycvdubevltrf)," tuanbcU bav, tvanfelmittbig. INCONSUMABLE, adj. unacvbvanc^bav, itnycvjebvbav. INCONSUMMATE, mi. unooUcnbct ; — ness. s. bfv unuclleiibete Snft'inb. INCONTESTABLE, adj. uiianbevfpvcd)-- lid), iinbeffritteu ; _iy, ado. uube= ftveitbav, unftveitig. INCONTIGUOUS. adj. md)t ait cinanbcv flofjcnb, nidjt bcviibvcnb, abgffou= bevt. INCONTINENCE (— cy), s. bic Itucnt^ battfamfcit, UiiEeufct)^eit. INCONTINENT (adv..— iy),!. adj. Iin= entbaltfaiit, iinindgig, nnfenfd); il.s. bev Uncntijaltfame, Unffufd;e. INCONTRACTED, adj. llit^t JUfaniinCIt gcjogen, unocvfiivjt. DJCONTROLLABLE (adv. — ly), adj. aufficbt«Io§, jroangloS; c§ue 9lut» ftd)t uitb ofjiie Swang. INCONTROVERTIBLE (adc— ly), adj. uitbcftveitbav. INCONVFJMIENCE (— cy), s. bie Unbc» qncntlid)Eeit, Unbebagiid)Eeit, Unge- legcu()cit, ^dfligfctt, .53efd)wevlic^feit, UuanncbmlidiEeit, Siiwievigfcit, bcr To INCONVENIENCE, v. a. bfldfiigcn, bcfc^trevlicf) fallen, in 33cvlegciil)cit fc^en obev bringcn ; bccintvdct)tigen. INCONVENIENT (adv. — ly), atlj. mbi- qucin, unbcbaglic^, nngclegen, iin= :i)diiiic^; Idftig, bcfrf^iucvlicb; nac^* tbcilig. INCONVERSABLE, adj. unumgangltc^, ungefeUig. INCONVERSANT, adj. nid)t ucvtvaiit ; nicfct beraanbfvt (tii ettvaS). iNCONVERTiBiLrrY, s.bic ltn»evwan= belbavfcit, Un>jevdnbevIid)Ecit. INCONVERTIBLE, adj. unyevwanbcl^ hav, unoevdnbcvlic^ ; unbeEebvbav. ESICONVINCIBLE, adj. iiiiiibevjcugbav ; — ly, adv. pf)ne bev Uebevjcugung 9'iaum 511 gcben. INCORPORAL, adj. vid. Incorporeal. INCORPORALITY, s. bie Ullfi)VpcV= lid)feit, ©toffloftgEeit. To INCORPORATE, v. 1. a. 1. einfijV-- Vevn, ;n einem Jli,h))cv ucveinigcn ; 2. eine fi5i^jctlid)e 5orni gebcn; 3. etnoevlciben, ocveinigcti, an'fncbmcn ; n. re. ftd) einscvlcibcn, (jn cincm jtw's pev) oeveintgeu, fid) yevinifd)cn, fic^ ycrbiuben, in ftd) aufncf)incn. INCORPORATE, arfj. 1. eiiiucvlcibt, «cv= mengt; sevbiinbet, ycveinigt ; 2.nn^ Eorpevlic^, tmntatevicll {w. ii.); — body, bte (Senieiitf, (?ov^>ovation ; - (or incorporated) trades, bie (SovVOVa- tioncrt btlbenben ®eirevbe. INCORPORATION, s. 1. bie 6in»ev!ci= bung, ikreinigung (23tlbnng, @vvicb= tung risjcv ^KiJrpcvfc^aft), bte (Sov)>o= vation-, 2. Ch. T. 33evniengungtvocfner unb fiiifftger Subftanjen ju finer iDJaffe. INCORPOREAL (adv. — ly), adj. Unfi.n-= pcrlid), ftoffloS, iinmateviclt.geiftia. iNCORPOREi'j'Y, ,) INCUBATE, v. n. bniteii, aitf ben (Siern fi^eit. INCUBATION, .9. bngSBriitCtt; to pro- duce by — , ausbriiteit. INCUBUS, s, 1. eine sorgeblic^e %tt, ober eiuyorgeblidjerSiimou, ,Jtobo[b, ®eift; 2. J\red. T. ber Slac^tmabr, SlIV, baS 9Upbriiifeu; r«/. Nioutmare. To iNCULC.vrE, V. a. etiifdjarfeii, eiii= ^jrdgcn, einblduen. LNCULCATION, s. bic eiiifd>irfuiig, (SiiH^rdgung. INCULPABLE (adv. — ly}, adj. llllflrdf= ltd), tabeUoS : — ness, s, btc lliiftraf= lid)fcit. INCULT, arf/.imbebaut, njiiftc. INCULTIVATED, adj. llltatigcbaitt. INCULTIVATION, >■«. ber ?J?atige[ an LNCULTURE, J sBebanuiig,'3)J.in= gel an Kultnr. INCUMBENCY, j?. 1. baS 9Jufeinanber= liegeii, bie Sage; 2./^. bag 91nflie= gen, bie Dbliegenf)eit, (gd)nlbtgfett, Uierijflic^tang, ber 53eftfe eiuer $friinbe. INCUMBENT, 1. adj. i. aufltegcnb ; 2. fiff. Oblicgenb; it is — on me, t« tft 908 metuc ^]lid)i ; ii.s. l. t. tcr Spfriin= benbeft^cr, iiifriinbiicr. To INCUMBER, rid. To Encumber. To INCUR, V. a. ft(^ (Strafe eber Xa= bel) jujtetjcii, anf fid; laben, fid) dnS- feften ; to — one's displeasure, fic^ 3e= inanbeS a}iiijfalien jujiebcu; to — a penalty, in eine (strafe uerfallen. INCURABILITY, s. bie Unt)eilbarfcit. INCURABLE (adv. — ly), adj. Ulli)eiU bar; incurably ignorant, SOn linl)eil= barer Unn)iffenl;eit; — biy sick, nid)t JU rettcn ; — ness, s. vid. Incura- bility. INCURIOSITY, .5. ber a)?angel an 2Si^= begicrbe,bie (SIfid)giiltigteit, Unad)t= famfcit, Stac^ldfftgfeit. INCURIOUS, adj. forglpij, unac^ffam, nad)Idf)'tg ; — ly, adu. forglpg n. f. id., obne genaue Uutcrfnd»ung, ol)ne 9^en= gierbe; — ness, .1. bie Sorglofigfeit, Unad)tfam£eit, S'laclldfftgfeit. INCURSION, s. ber ifeiiiblirbe) 6infaII, Strcif^ug, bie Stretferei, iGerwii: ftliug ; to make an — upon a country, in ein Sanb etnfaUen. To INCURVATE, v. a. friintmen, biegen, bengen. INCURVATION, s. 1. ^aS Jtriiniiiten, SBiegen, Sengen ; 2. bie Jlriuuinung, 93iegnng, Serbengung. To INCURVE, V. a. friininicn, biegen, bengen. INCUKVITY, s. bie ^runmmng, J?riim= me. INDAGATION, s. bte g^ad)forfd)nng, llnterfnd)ung, *jln§fpal)nng (tv. ii.). INDAGATOR, s. bcr Sorfc^er, S^lac^^ fViirer, 2vdl)er, ikobaditer (W. it.). To INDART, V. a. (binciii) werfe.n, fd)Iciibern, f(^ie^en. INDEBTED, adj. fd'nlbig ; »erj)f(id)tet ; to be ■ — for a thing to ... , etiiem fiir etroaS uerpflic^tet fei)n, i[}m etiuaS yerbanfen ; deeply — , fe^r uerfd)nl= bet, mit Sdmlben belaben; —ness, iaS S5crfd)iilbetfel)n ; a3erpfli(^tet= fe«n. INDEBTMENT, s. ic.S aSerfd)nIbetfel)n, bic ^crfcbnlsung, a^erpflic^tnng <\v. ii.). INDECENCY, s. bie Itnanfldnbigfeit ; Unfd)idltd;feit, UnftttfaniEeit; ber Uebeiftanb. INDECENT (adn. — ly), adj. nnflnfidn= big, ungebii^rlir^,unf(^idflid), une()r= bar. INDECIDUOUS, adj. nir|)f abfallenb, bleibenb ; immergriiii. INDECIMABLE, adj. ntd;t jc^entpflid): tig, sel)entfrei. INDECISION, s. bie lIncntfc^IoffenT;ett, Unfcbliiffigfeit, Unentfcbiebcnbeit. INDECISIVE, adj. unentfd)eibenb, fd)roanfenb ; —ness, s. bte Unfdl)ig= Icit ju cntfdiciben. INDECLINABLE (adv. — ly), adj. Oram. T. nid)t abivanbclbar, unbengfam, tnbcclinabel. INDECOROUS (adr. — ly), adj. nmU- ftcinbig, ungebiibvlid), itngejienienb; — ness, s. bk Unanftdnbigfeif. INDECORUM, s. bic Unanftdnbigfeif, ber Uebelfianb. INDEED, I. adv. in bcr X^at. in SSahx- f)cit ; jwar, njirEIic^, geipitl nlJer= biiigS, frei(id), fiirnjal)r, trann ; vu/g. lie is a greater man — , but not a better, &c., cr ift jwar ein griHlercr (»Drnel)= merer) 2Rann, aber nid)t bcffer it. f. \v. ; 11. int. id) tcid)ti (lieber) gar; warnm nid;t gar ! ba§ nnire fd;ijn ! INDEFATIGABLE (adn. — ly), adj. mu ermjibbar, uncrmiiblid), uncrmiibet, unyerbrciffcn, raftlol; — ness, s. bic llncrniiibliitfeit, llnserbrcffenbeit. INDEFEASIBLE (adv.— ly), adj. UWtX' briid)lid), untoiberruflid) ; nn5erfiijr» bar, Htwerle^bor, unuerlefelic^. INDEFECTIBILITY, s. tic gel^lerloftfl:' feit ; Un»ergdnglid)fcit. iNDEFECi'iBLE, adj. fet)lerfret ; un9er« gdnglic^. iNDEFEoriVE, arf;. fel)lerfret, 9oIIfom= men. iNDEFENSiBiLiry, s. bie Un^aUbar= feit. INDEFENSIBLE, adj. ni(^t ju vertl)ei= bigen, unbaltbar. INDEl'^ENSIVE, adj. fc^UftloS. INDEFICIENCY, s. ber gnte 3ufianb, bie SoIIildnbigtctt. iNDEFiciENT, adj. unmangeU^aft, w\l- ftdnbig, iiolifoiiimen. INDEFINABLE, adj. unbeftiiuiubar, JUU trfldrbar. INDEFINITE (adv. — ly), adj. «nbe= jtimmt, «nentfd)iebcn ; nnbefd)rdiift, unbegrenst; — pronouns, unbcftimm= te B'iivwijrtcr ; — ness, s. bie Unbe= fiimmtf)eit, Unb£f($rdnftf)eit. INDELIBERATE (adv. — ly), adj. «n= iiberlegt, nnyorfd^lic^. INDELIBILITY, .s. cic Unan§lofc^Iic^= feit, Unausli3fd)barfeit, Unocrtilg- barfeit. INDELIBLE (adv. — ly), adj. nnaU«=: lofc^lid), nnsertifgbar. INDELICACY, s. ber 2)iangel an 3art» gefii^I, bie Unjart^eit. INDELICATE (arfu. — ly), adj. Unjart, imfein, gemein. INDEMNU^ICATION, s. ber iSc^abener= fa^, bic S3ergiitnng, (fntfd)dbigung, gcneigt. INDEVOTION, s. bte Sliibac^tloftgifctt, Unaitbadjtigfcit. INDEVOUT [aiB. — ly), adj. O^ne 3ln= fcac^t, uiiaiibac&tii}. INDEX, p/. Indices, s. 1. r. ber ^t[%iX (ciiicr Uf)r, bcr 3lnu an ciiicm aBcg= weifti- u. f. to.) ; 2. .4. 7'. 3«t3fftit= •gcr; 3. 7'ir/,. 7'. ber 3'iad)iucifer, 9ln= jfiijcr, 2citfuait5cij]er, ba§ (a(pbabE= tif4)e) 3itt)a[t6ycr5cicbiiiO, ajegifler, bei- "^vCtitx, bie Jabclk; 4. J^aiib ■ {.^l, i'fr 3ei$cftitaer ; 0. ^/o-. 7'. ber 3nbcr aigebraifc^cv (Srijt'eit. INDEXTERITY, s. bic Ungcfc^icf[id)= teit. INDIA, s. 3nbicil, Oiiiltbteil; —china, tUbifc^CS ^PorjCllan; — drawing ink, i'lt *itiefifd;e X\x\6:)t ; — house, baS ©efcbiifteibaiis ber oftinbifdien (iom= ijagiiie (in bonbon) ; —man, bcr Cft= tufcicnfaijrer. INDIAN, ad,u inbifcfe, iubianif(t); — anise, ber Stcmani^ ; — arrow root, bie oftinbifci)c Jpfcihuurj; — hark, bie SaScariUe ; — berry, ber gifi'|monb= fame ; — berries ( — cockles), bie gifc^tijrner, JlocfclsEorner, 3;o(IE6r= iicr ; — bread, bie fcbroarje ^urgir; nu|; — cane, bag 53hiinenroi)r; — checks, qnarrirte oftinbifdjc sBanm= woUcnscngc ; — cole, ber tubifd;e Jtot)[, ba6 t^bare SUum, bie aya|"fer= brobroiiriicl; — corn, ber M<\\i, tiir= fifd)c SBcijen ; —cresses, bie tnbifrfje ,fi:reffc, ber gclbe 3iitterfpDru ; —fig, bie inbifiije Seige {Cnctus opimtia — L.) ; — hog, iaS .^orufc^mein, bcr ■Oivfc^ebcr; — horehound, bie iS^o- luirbe (norbamerifanifc^e i^flan^e) ; — ink, bie^ufc^e; — leaf, bie inbtfcbe ^§irfe, ber ^orgfamen {fioicus sorg/ium — L) ; — meal, ba3 2}iai«me&l ; — rat, bie5)3f)arao«ra(te, $£)araoi8niau8 ; — red, ba« iubifc^e 9iotb, 33ergrotb ; — root, bic SoVejWUrjel ; — rubber, baS Seberfjarj (Gummi elastkum) ; — saffron, bcr inbtfd}c Saffran,bie lange ®clbwur§ ; — wood, ba« (SanHJcfc^'e= bolj, ajlaubolj. INDIAN, s. bcr Snbiancr, Snbier. INDICANT, ailj. Med. T. lUlJcigCllb, ItU genb, angcbe'nb, befiinimcnb '; —days, bie Sage ber JtrifiS. To INDICATE, v. a. ai/jcigcn ; Med. T- angebcn, bcftimmen (bie .geilart). INDICATION, s. 1. bie Slnjcigc; ba« .$?cnn5cid;en, 3eid)en, ^DJcrfmat, ©pnnjtom ; 1. bie SarfJellnng, 6-r= Jliirung, 5(u8lcgung (w. ii.) ; to give — , serfiinbigeii. INDICATIVE,' adj. anjetgcnb, anbcu= tcnb ; — mood,' Ornm. T. bcr 3nbica= tio ; — ly. adv. auiseigenb, binmeifenb, |ui ?lii5fige, nierflid), beutlic^. INDICATOTI, s. bci§ Slujcigcnbe; Ji. r. ber 3ftgcftugcrmu§fel. INDICATORY, adj. bart^ucnb, bcivci= fcnb. TrtlNDlCT. c. 0.7.. 7'. (fc^riftlic^) »cr= flagcn, bclangcn. INDICTABLE, adj. anfKigbav, sertfags bar, ju belangcn. INDICTER, s. L: T. bcr jliagcr, 3)nfla= gcr. INDICTION, s. 1. bte Slnjcigc, ^erfun= bigung, ©rncnnung ; 2. Chron. bcr Siomcr Btn^^n')! (fi't 6i)EIu8 von fiinfjcbn 3al)rcii;. INDICTIVE, adj. aitgcjcigt, »cr!unbct, ernanut. INDICTMENT, s. L. T. btc 5IntIage»or bcr gvo^cu 3iiv». INDIES, s. pi. 3ubicn ; the East—, Djl= iiibicn; the West—, aScfiinbicn. INDIFFERENCE (— cy). .«. 1 . bic ® leid)= giiltig!eit; 2. ber Jlaltftnn ; bie 3.^cr= nac^lafftguiig ; 3. -^.^irtcilofigfeit, Un= ^)artcili*fcit, ber ®leic^iiuttl). INDIFFERENT, adj. 1. gIcid)giiUtg, faltfinuig, lau; ntibeliiininert ; 2. nn= partciifc^,^ glcid^miitbig ; 3. leiblic^, inittclmd^ig; itnbebentcnb, gcmciu; an — beauty, cine Iciblid^c *2d)bn= bcit; he has but an — character, cr flct)t \\\ fciucm fouberIid;en 9Jnfc; on — terms, ntcljt im bcftcii 9?critel)= men ; — ly. adv. 1. of)ne Untevfcbicb ; 2. nnpartciifd; ; 3. glcidigiiUig, iiiit ©Ictc^giiltigEcit; 4.'leiblid), jientlid). INDIGENCE (— cy), s. bie 5)iirftigfcit, Slrinutb, ber Slangcf. INDIGENE, s. bcr (bie) (SingebDrne,3n= liinber; baS einbcimifc^e 2:bicr, bie cinf)cimifci)e ^fl'i'tj?- INDIGENOUS, aiij. einl)cinttfc^, cinge= boren. INDIGENT, adj. biivftig, nriu ; bcbitrf= tig. INDIGESTED, adj. 1. iinycrbaiit ; 2. nic{)t gccttert, nid)t citcrnb ; 3. nnge= orbnct, unfijrmlid), nngcftalt; 4. «n= gclantert; — schemes, nnvctr> (nic^t gcl)i.irig burc^bac{)te) 5pKiiie. INDIGESTIBLE, adj. UnVCrbaillic^ ; — ness, s. bie Un»erbauli^Eeit. INDIGE-STION. s. bcr Siangel an aScr= bannng, bte S5erba«nngsfd)njacl)e, \ln^ »erbaulid)feit, baS Unuerbaufe. To INDIGITATE, v. a. iiiit bent (obcr buvc^ bie) Singer jcigcn ; bcutlict) jct^ gen, anjrigcn, cnbciitcn, bartbnn. INDIGITATION, s. baS Bcigcn niit bent ginger, bie Slnjcige, 43cjcicbnnng. INDIGNANT {ado. —1.1). adj. nttreiUig, nngebaltcn, jiirn;nb, mit UnroiUcn. LNDiGNATiON, s. bcr Unwillc, 3o\n. INDIGNITY, .9. bie Unwiirbigfeit, Un= nnftanbigtcit; ikfdjintpfnng, «nan= ftanbige, fdjlec^jte SBe^anblnng, Un= art. INDIGO, s. bic Snbigopflanjc, ber 3n- bigo (imlifrnfera — L.); — blue, baS cnglifc^c iUan. INDILIGENCE, s. bie ?lacf)i;iftigfttt, 2;ragbcit, Sauificit. INDILIGENT {adv. — ly). adj. na^Iaf= ftg, trdgc, faul ; ofine giei'^. INDIMINISHABLE, adj. iirtycrminbet- lici). INDIRECT, adj. 1. nid)t gcrabc, nitttcr= bar ; Erumm, fcijicf ; 2. scrftetft, uu= reblid) ; by — conveyance, anf tnbi= vcctem aSege ; — dealing, ba« uiireb= Ucf)e 93crfal)rcn, bie iictriigerei ; — trade, bcr inbirccte .danbcl. LNDIRECTION, s. ber Umfd^weif, Uin= ttjeg. INDIRECTLY, adv. nid)t qcrabc jii, burc^ llniicege, fcbicf ; mit llnvcd^t, unrcblicb. 1N1.;[RECTNES.« s. 1. bit niigcrabc, fc^iefeS'Jt^tung, (S4)iefbctt; bet Um» fc^weif; 2. bie UnreblicijEctt. INDISCERNIBLE {adv. — ly), adj. llici)t wabrnebnibar, unbemcrEbar, un= merflid; (—to, fiir) ; — ness,s. bie Un« fdbigEctt ber ltiiterfd)cibung, Unnierf-- lictjEeit. INDISCERPTIBILITY,.?, bie llnjcrfrenn« lic^Ecit, Unanfli3«lict)fcit, Unttuflb«= bai'Eeit. LNDI.SCERPTIBLE, adj. nnjertrcnnlicb, unaufliiMid), unanflosbar. iNDisciPLiNABLE, arf/.nnlciiffam, uns 5ic[)bar, nnbdnbig. IN DISCOVER ABLE, adj. nncntbccfbflr. INDISCOVERY, .<.. bcr scrborgcne 3u= ftanb, bie sBcrborgcnbcit (u. it.). rNDiscREET(arfo,— LY),fler= borbene (ober gcfd)n)dd)te) Drgaac. INDISPOSED, ■«(// nnvdijlii^. INDISPOSEDNESS, «. 1. bie 9Ibgcncigts bcit, bcr 3BibcrmiIle; bic SScrbric6= lid;Ecit, ber UniuiHe ; 2. bie Unpdp= Iid)Eeit. INDISPOSITION, s. 1. ba8 Uebclbcftn= ben, bie Unvdblidjfcit; 2. Unanfge= legtbeit; 9lbncignng, 9lbgencigti)eit. INDISPUTABLE "{ndv. — ly), adj. WW- ftrcitig, nnftrcitbar ; augcnfcbcinlid). gctviii)'; olinc 2Bibcr(itanti, cljne 51i5i= berrebe, obnc aBitcrfprncl) ; — ness. .?. bie ItnflreifigEeit, llnbe)lreitbar= fcit, ®cn)t6f)ett. INDISPUTED, adj. unb?ilrittett, unan= gefoc^tcn. INDI.SSOLUBIHTY, s. bie Unanfli.ia= lid)Ecit ; tmincnudbrcnbe a]crbiiib= lid)Ecit. INDISSOLUBLE {adv. — ly), arf;. Ultaitf* losbar, unanffimid); «iif immet binbellb ; bonds of — love and amity, 53a«bc eioigcr (nn^ertrennlid;er) S^ie- be nnb Srcunbfd)aft; — ness, s. vH Indissolubility. INDISSOLVABLE, aiij. unaiifloSbar, un» auflbslid) -an - bond, bic auf immej binbcnbe SScrpflidjtung. INDISTINCT, adj. ucncorrcn, unbeut' lid), triibc. . INDISTINCTIBLE, adj. nnuntcrf4)ctb= bar (TO. ii.) ; an — likeness, cinc ntc^t jn nntcrfd;cibenbe (fprcd)cnbe, uoll^ fonintcnc) yiebnlicbEctt. INDISTJNCTION, s. bie Unbcittlic^Eett, iBenvirrung, bas Sfltcbtiintcru^cibeu »09 INDU INDISTINCTLY, adv. uerworreit, Ult- beutlic^, ti-itbc. INDISTINCTNESS, s btc 3Sfrworrcn= ^cit, aSerwtvning, Uubcutlic^fett. /NDISTINGUKHABLE, adj. UaUllter= fc^eibOav. IN DISTURBANCE, s. bte Uiigcflort^ett, ©tide, 3iu^e. r» INDITE, V. a. Sen. 1. btctiretl; 2. scvfiiffcn, fct)rtftlic^ abfaffcn, auf= fd)retbeii. LNDIVIDABLE, an Suboffatit, Oirant. To INDRENCII, v. a. cvtraiiFcn, n- fiSufeii. INDUBIOUS, a//. UllStoetfcIljaft, Jl«ft= feHo«, unoerbdc^Hg, gcwip. INDUBITABLE (adv. — ly), imbej»et= feU, obiic 3ii>cifel, juocvldfftg, flav, ougeni^einlic^, pffeitbar: —ness, s. bee Uiiswcifelbaftigtett, 3uscvldfftg= fett, ©enjijj^eit. To INDUCE, ■!,. a. 1. eiiifiibven, auf= fiibreit, anfii^vcn, bcrbeifu(;vcii, niit ftct) fubteit, mit ftcfa bvingeit; iia* uiib iia^ bcnjti'fcii ; 2. ceraiiiaffett, ycnnogeit, beii'egcii, babiu brtngcit, ycrkiteit, iiberrcben (— to, jii). INDUCEMENT, s. bcr 9lnlafj, btc S3cr= atilaffuiig, bcv Scro'eguugfigrunb, ba« SJeismittct. INDUCER, s. bcr aScrlctter, 93fvan= Uffcf, Slnftifrcr. IKDUCIATE, adj. L. T. imit()maflid) ; —heir, bcv Wviitut()ltd)e (lldci)ftC) @rbc. INDUCIBLE, adj. 1. }U fc&Hcgcit, Jll folgevu ; 2. ju bewirfeit. To INDUCT', V. a. eiufut)r«t, eiiifcecii. 21U IINEF INDUCTION, s. 1. bie ©iitfitbniitg, beu eintritt; 2. bie ©iiifc^ung '(ciiieS firc^Iic[)ett 2Biii-bciiti-dgcr«), 3nycfti-- tur ; 3. .^crlcitiiiig ettici; ©rf)luij= folge nu§ cinseliKti Sc:fpiclcit, 3ii= bucrint. INDUCTIVE, adj. 1. bcmegciib, uevlci= tciib (— to, ju); 2. ^ei-»Dibviiigcitb, erjcugenb, bcmirfcnb ; bcrleitcnb ; 3. bergclcitet, gcfolgert; — ly, adi:. bitvcf) igierlcttung, buret) "Jptgeruug, fc^lugmdfjig. iNDnCTOR, s. bev (Sinfii^rcnbe, (5itt= fcfecnbe (in eiue 5|]f;-:iubc). To INDUE, J), a. 1. M\^k\)m, flcibcn, beflcibeii ; 2. bcgabcn (mit). LMDUEMENT, s. bie SBegabuug. To INDULGE, v. I. a. 1. narbfcbcu, Jtad)ftci)ttg fcs;n, iui(Ifai)rcu, julaffcit, geftatteti, uact)bdngen, bcfriebigeu; 2. begiiufttgeii, frf^iiieidjelu, ju I'axU lic^ bcbaitbeln ; 3. ucrleibeu ; to — one's desires (passions), fcinctl 2Biin= fcbeu (Seibeiifc^aftcn) iirtc^bii'ige"- fri>bneit ; he indulged himself with a draiigiit (a glass) of wine, er geflattete ftd) (cinmal) cin @ld«d)en (@ln«) SSeill JU tlilttcil ; he indulged himself in shameful drunkenness, Cr crgilb jtci^ bcm Rafter bcr S^runfenbeit ; she in- dulges her daughters with dogs, birds, &c., nc criaubt ihrcu 3;ij extern, .§uu= be, *^iigel, U. f. W. JU batten ; I ne- ver — myself in (with) such liberties, folcbeSreibeitcu eriaubc ic^ mir uic; II. n. (eiuem) wiUfabrcn, itad;ftc{;tig fcljit (gegen (Sineu) (tt). ii.). INDULGENCE i.- oy), s. 1. bic 5Jlac^= ftc{)t, ©cbwdd)e, ®elinbigteit, 9J?t(be, ©cbouung; 3;irtlid)feit ; 2. 9Sevftat= tuug, ©iinfl, ©egiinftiguug ;• 3. Tk. T. (in bcr rumifc^eu Jlirc|)e) bcr 5lb= Ia§, ©ihtbcncrlafj. INDULGENT (adv. — ly), 1. na^fio)-- fid)tig, geliiibc, niilbe, giitig; 2, ge= njogeu, bcgiiuftigenb, bffriebigcitb. INDULGER, 5. bcr 31ad;ftd)tige (gegen ftd) fclbft). INDULT (Induldo), s. bic 33crgiinf}i= gung, bev ©nnbcitbricf, bie ®naben= frift V^iipftltdje 93canUigitng. Td INDURATE, v. L n. l)avt ntacbett, bdrten ; ji^. abl)drten ; »erbdrtcn, verftoifeu; n. ?(. b^rt )ucrbcn,ficf) ycv= bdrten; uerftocft ii'crbeit. INDURATE, a/ij. b«rt, gcbdrtet, gc= trocfnet ; jig. »evt)dnv't, uerftocf t, uu= bugfcrtig. INDURATION, s. bag .giartwcvbcu, .g)drtei!, bie .gdrtung ; filid). INEPT (ndv.—LY), adj. 1. untiid)tig, nntauglicb, nid)t gcfcbirft, nuijlos',- 2. albern, abgefcbinarft, nngercimt; — ness, s. vid. Ineptitude. INEFHTUDE, .?. bieUutiid)tigfeit, Uii= tauglid)fcit, 9llbernbei't. INEQUAL, adj. vid. Unequal. INEQUALITY, *. bie llng[eid)bfif Un»crbdltnipmdt)ig!eit; llngemdl'- bcit; —of air, SScrdubcrlidjtctt bcj Suft. INEQUITABLE, adj. unbillig,«ngerfrt)t. INERRABILITY s. bic Uiifcblbarfcii Untriigfid)fett. INERRABLE (adv. — ly), a.-lj. Unfe^t - bar, uutriiglid;; — ness, s. OTd. Inerb RABILITY. % INERRINGLY, adv. Unfcbfbav, obn» gebt. INERT (adv.—L\), arf;. ftunipf, fdiWCr: fdllig, trdgc,jiniiii|; —ness, .«. bi< ©tumpff)ctt, 'eci)mcrfdltigfeit, Xraiy. beit. INERTITUDE, vid. Inertness. To JNESCATE, r.a. flnEoberii, nitlocfcn. iNESCATiOxV, s.ba« Shtlodcn, bie 3ln= foberung. INESTIMABLE (adv. — ly), adj. mu [cbdfebar, unbercd)cnbar ; — ly ex- ceiient, iibcvaus trcfftid). INEVIDENCE, s. bic llngeiin'jifjcit, Un-- ficbcrbcit, 5)uufelbcit. INEVIDENT, adj. uubeutlid), iinflar, bunfei. iNEvn'ABiLiTY, s. bie ltnycrincib= lid)feit. INEVITABLE (adv. — ly), adj. WKCt» metblicb ; — ness, vid. Inevitability. INEXACT, adj. nid)t gcunu, nad;Idfjtg ; — ness, .T. bic ?lad)(df|'tgfcit. INEXCITABLE, adj. uncrvcgbar. INEXCUSABLE (adv. — ly), nifbt JJ cntfc^ulbigcn, nnucrjcii)lic^, nniunv anttvrrtlifb ; —ness, s. bic Unncr< antwortlicbfeit, Unycrjcibli^feit. INEXECUTION. s. bie ?iid)tyoIl5ie« beng, Sfiid^tcrfiillung (— of a treaty, cine JBcvtragS). INEXHALABLE, adj. Hnt>crb!tnftbar INEXHAUSTED, adj. UlierfcbiH^ft. INEXHAUSTIBLE (— ive). adj. uncr- fd)Dj)flifb ; —ness, s. bie Uuerfdjovf' licbfcit. INEXISTENCE, .5. 1. baS ?iicbtbatcvn 2. ba« 3iiWDbneu. INFE INFI L\FO UTEXtSTEN'T, ndj. 1. titdfet ctijitrenb, oi)iic 'Xiafc»ii; 2. inmof)ncnt>. INEXORABILITY, s bie Uuevbittltrf)= fcit. INEXORABLE (ofir.— ly), adj. uner= btttli*. INEXPECTATIOV, s. bei' 3"Piub ba mail tetne (Srnjavtmig t)egt. IXEXPEDIENCE, (— cv). s. bte Ittt* fdjtifltcf;tctt, UitVafJltc^feit, llnange= lueiTctihetf. INEXPEDIENT, adj. unfci){rfli(^, un= pafffub, iinattfjciiicffcit, uicjjt an^e= mcffcn, litest ratf)fam. INEXPERIENCE, s. bie Urtcrfafircii^cit. INEXPERIENCED, adj. imcrfa^VClt. [NEXPERT, adj. uncrfal)rcn, ungeubt. TNEXPUBLE (adu. — ly). adj. UnfitbUs bar, iinabbujjltc^, uuau«f5t)i'Iicf), un= . ycrfobuftc^. DfEXPLAINABLE, ailj. vid. Inexpli- cable. INEXPLICABLE (adn. — Lv), adj. UllCr= flarbar, uiicillarltc^. INEXPLORABLE, adj. Ulievforfl^ncf). INEXPRESSIBLE {adv. — ly), adj. UtU befd)reiblid^, iitiau»fpnci)lic^. INEXPRESSIVE, adj. ail^bru(f[o8. INEXPUGNABLE, adj. utiubcrnjinblic^, unbcsroiiigbav, unbcsrotnglic^, iiiiev= ftiiviubar, unerobcvltcft, unetnitebnu bar (son etnei- ^ejluiig). INEXSUPERABLE, adj. uuiibcrjlciglid), uttiifacTOinblic^. INEXTERMLNABLE. adj. uttuertilgbar. INEXTINCT, adj. UltaU§i]Clof(^t. INEXTINGUISHABLE, adj. UliaU«Iofc^= bar, uuau«Uifct)lic^. INEXTIRPABLE, adj. iiit»crtilgbar. INEXTRICABLE {ailn. — ly), \dj. ycr= wortcii, unentrotcftlbar, iiiiaiiflo.S= lid) ; — ness, s. bit 33crtt3orreu^eit, Uiiaupijslic^tcit. To INEYE, V. a. illOCuTircit. INFALLIBILITY, s. bie Uiifc^IbarEut, Untriiglic^feit. INFALLIBLE [adc. — ly), abj. Ilttff^I= bar, untriigli^); gcwi^; —ness, s. vid. Infallibility. INFAMOUS, aanicit utib ^ovtiigal); II. adj. jugettblid), jmig, uiircif; — schools, ,SlciuEiiibcrfc^ulcn. INFANTA, s. bie Snfautiim. INFANTICIDE, s. 1. ber ^Hubermorb ; 2. ,Eiiiberin6rber. INFANTILE, adj. ftiibltd), !inbifc^, jUs genblic^ ; — state, bie Jtinbf)ctt. INFANTINE, adj. fiitsifd), finblic^/ jiing, jart. INFANTLIKE, adj. ftllblic^, finbifc^. INFANTLY, ailj. Etttblid), fillbifd) ; an — voice, eiiie ©timme tvie eiti i^iub. INFANTRY, «. pi. bte 3iifautcric, baS Siigyolf. INFARCTION, s bie SSerfloVfung (im Uutcrleibc). To INFATUATE, v. a. betbjjrcii, «er= blenben ; be8 sOerflanbcS beraiibeii. INFATUATE, adj. bctf)iJrt. INFAI'UATION, s. bie 58ct^i)ruttg, ba« SSet^oreit. INFEASIRILITY, .->. rid. Infeasableness. LNFEASIBLE, «fcit; 2. uujd[)lige SJienge. INFIRM {adv. — ly), adj. i. fdjnjatft, fraftloe, fiec^ ; 2. iincntfc^loffcn ; 3. nnflc^CV ; — ness, s. vid. Infirmity. INFIRMARY, s. Hi JTCranEcnbaiiS, 5c^n)ad)beit; ©ebrec^lic^Eeit, Mxunt' bi'it, baS ®ebreci)cn. To INFIX, V. a. iit cttraS Ibt'ietn jieden bincin treibcn, befcfligcn. To INFLAME, v. I. a. 1. anpnben aitfenern, cntflammcn, cntjitubcn ; 2. reijen, crbitten; 3.,fiM- flagc, Jtlacje, 5)eiumciatipn ; to gather — , ©vfunbigungeii einjie^en ; to lodge — , amtUc^ betic^teu; to lodge •— against one, eitieii augebeti, benuu= ciren. INFORMATIVE, (ulj. tetcbeilb. INFORMER, s. 1. biiS Selefceiibe j 2. bev 8el)ver, 35enac^ri4)tigcr, 53end)t= cvflattev ; 3liige6cr, Jlldgcv, 3)c= nuiiciaitt. INFORMIDABLE, ad), nic^t futd)tt'av. INFORMITV, s. btc Ungcftalt[)eit. fNFORMOUS, adj. ungcftilit. (NFORTUNATE, &c, vid. Unfortu- nate, &c. INFRACTION, s. bev ^Britc^, bie Uebcv= tvetung, SSevIefeuitg ; — of faith, ber S;veubnt(^. tNFRACTOR, s. bev SSevIefeev, lteber= treter. INFRANGIBLE, adj. Utl5CVlived)Iirf). INFREQUENCY (— ce), s. bie Unge= roij^uliii)fcit, ©eltcn^ett. INFREQUENT (adv. — ly), adj. unge= njo^nltct), fetteit. Tu INFRIGIDATE, v. a. fait Wtac^eil, falteit (TO. ij.). INFRIGIDATION, s. '!>Cii Jtaltinac^.cn, Jtalteit. To INFRINGE, v. a. 1. bvcc^eti, abbre= ^eii; iibcvtvetcu, oevlefeett; 2. '^'m- bevn, ticmmcn, sevfipveu (m. ii.). INFRINGEMENT, s. bev 33ni(^, bie Ue- bcvtvctiingl 3?crle&ung. INFRINGER, s. bev Uebcvtvctev. To INFUCATE, t. c. beiiialcK (ba5 ®i- ftc^t), befcJ)micvcu. INFUNDIBULIFORM, adj. trtc^tetfi5t= mig. INFURIATE, adj. rafenb, wiit^cnb. To INFURIATE, v. a. wilb, Vafetlb, roiil&eub maci>cii. To INFUSCATE, v. a. fcf;mavj marl;cit, uevbunfelu. . INFUSCATION, s. bflS S'c^wavsen, bie aSevbunfedutg. • To INFUSE, V. a. 1. eiiigie^fii, cin= flijpeit; 2. fff. eingcbcn, eiiiflijgcii; 3. cittrufifbeit, (utiB bie Jtrnft ba= bur^) ClU«jieheu ; to — good prin- ciples into one, Semaiibem gute®vunb= fci^e einpspen. INFUSKR, s. ber etwai einflojjt. INFUSIBLE, adj. 1. CtnflopbaV; 2. Utt- fd&melsbav. INFUSION, s. 1. bie @ingie§ung, ©itts flijpung; 2. jiff. (Smm]dinna, (Stii= gcbiing, (S'iiifliiftening ; 3. ©iitwei' (tiung, has 9lu§sie[)cti, Sicbcit (»on Sliifltgfeiteit; 4. Med. t. bev (5in- obev 9lufguij, bie Snfufton. INFUSIVE, adj. finflijijeitb, einroivfenb. INGATHERING, s. biiS ©itiernfcu, (Shu fammclit; feast of — , ba« (Snitcfeli. INGELABLE, adj. nict)t gefvicvbav. To INGEMINATE, v. a. wicbevbolen ; ingeminated (lowers, 53(umeit, bie ailS anbevii bev'^otaad^fen. INGEMINATE, adj. njiebcvbolt. INGEMINATION, s. bie 3Bicbevl)oluiig, aSevbcippciuttg. To INGENDER, &c. vid. To Engender, ivfititit, 2Btjj, Oeifl, ba« @enie. INGENUOUS (adv. — lv), adj. 1. frei-' iniit^ig, offeiibevjig, grofmiitbig, ebel; 2. fvet gebovcit, »oii guter @e= burt; — ness, s. bie Slufvicbtigfcit, Dffeu^evsigfcit, ?5reimiitbigfcit. To INGEST, V. a. ^intin tbuii ; uiebcr= fcbUi(fen, t)inuntevfd)lucfen (w. ii.). INGESTION, s. bag ^inciiitbun ; 3lk' bevfc^lucfen, .giituntevf^IiKJen. INGLORIOUS (adv. — i.y), adj. linvii^m= lid), vul^mlog, o^ne ef)rgei5. INGOT, s. bev ®uf , J^lumpeu gegoffe; Jieit 3JJeta(ig ; ingots of gold or silver, @oIb= obev Silbcvbarven ; — moulds, bie gormcii woviii iKctalle gegoffcit werbcn. ToINGRAFF, Iv.a. eiupfrOpfcit,pfvO= To INGRAFl', 5 pfm (— upon, auf) ; fiff. ciupvageu (— in the mind, beiu aSevftanbe) ; ingrafted, eiiigepviigt, eingcvBiirjclt. INGRAFTMENT, s. 1. bie ©inpfvo= pfuiig ; 2. iai 5)]fropfvei«. To INGRAIN, v. a. (Sud)) ill ber SBoUe fiivbcii. INGRAINED, adj. til berSBoUe gcfarbt. INGRAPPLED, adj. crgvtffen. INGRATE (adv. — ly), adj. vid. Ingrate- FUL, &C. INGRATEFUL (adv. — ly), adj. 1. UU= angencl)m, tcibvig ; 2. unbaiifbar ; — ness, s. bie Uubaiifbavfcit. To INGRATIATE, v. a. 1. (— one's self, flit) belicbt macbcil ; r- into one's fa- vour, ill ©utift fffecii, bet ; (ftc^) etn= fdjmcicbcln (— witii, bei, - ciiter ^ev= foil) ; 2. evleiditeni, amie^mlirf) ober angene^m macbeii (— to us, un«, cine ©adje). INGRATITUDE, «. bie Unbaiifbavfeit, ber Unbanf. To INGRAVIDATE, v. a. fig. fc^lvan= gem. INGREDIENT, s. baS Siigrebietij, bet a3cfiaubt{)ci[, iD?ifd)t{)eiI,' bie 3iitbnt. iNGRF^s, s. ber (Sinaang, (S-iiitvitt, 3»tvitt. iNGRESSiON,.?. baS einge^ett, ber Siiu gang, ©iitritt. iNGRiA, s. 3iigermattlanb (eiiie rufft= fcbe ^Jrositi}), INGUINAL, adj. A. T. Jit bctl Seiftett, ©c^amfeiteii cbcr ben ©cbamtf)eilcn ge^Brig ; — glands, pi. bie ?eifteiibvii= fell; — hernia, bev Scifteiibvuc^. To INGULF, V. a. 1. ill eiiieii 9lbgvunb ftiirjeii; 2. tterfcbliiigcn. To INGURGITATE, v. \. a. »erf^(iitgeit (ciii »oIle« &UiS, u. f. w.) ; II. n. Mid tviufett. INGURGITATION, s. haS uiiinSptge 3]erfd)liiigeii. INGUSTABLE, adj. belt ©aiimeit ntc^t afficivenb, gefd)ina(fJog (W. ii.). INHABILE, adj. Htifafjig, iiiigefd)irft, juttitd)tig (w. ii.). INHABILITY, s. bie Itngefc^icEH^feit (w. ii.). To INHABIT, v. I. n. WoI)tlCtl ; H. a. It- wobncii. INHABITABLE, ufi/.bewp^iibar; tt)pl;ii= lid). LNHABiTANCE, ) s. bh' 9IiifentbnU INHABITANCY, S (Oou 33ewo^uevti), bie 58ewo{)nuitg, aBp^iimig. INHABITANT, s. ber ©itiiuof^ner,, 58e= wobncv; witiiout — .s, unbemobnt. INHABTTATION, s. (W. ii.) 1. bie2Bp'&= nuiig, ber aBobiiovt; 2. bie 3Jea>8D> iiung; 3. 33e«51tevuiuj. INHABITER, s. bev SbeiDofjtiev, ®0I' lupbiier. INHABITRESS, s. bie S8e»pl)iieiiiiu. To INHALE, v. a. eiuatbiiicii. INHALER, s. Med. tT 1. ber einatbiiiet • 2. bie ^aud)vi5I)re (urn warme 2)iiitft« ill bie Ajunge ju leiteii). INHARMONIC, ) adj. Miis. T. 11UB= INHARMONICAL, > ipiieitb, uubar= INHARMONIOUS, ) lUOlItfc^. To INHERE, V. n. aiibaiigeii, aiitlebeii, eigeii fet)it. INHERENCE (— cy), s. ba-S 5IiiI)aiigeu, 3liitlebeii, bie (sufalligc) @igeiifc|aft. INHERENT, (id;. 1. aiibntigciib, aiifle= bcub ; 2. tnnjo^iieiib, auiTebpreit ; — qualities, uiijertveiiulicbe (5igeiird)af= ten ; — right, ein atigebpviieg DJcd^t;. — in the hiood, bcm SBliite cigcii ; — ly, adv. buv(^ Slu^iingung. To INHERIT, V. a. crbc'ii ; ill 33eft^ fcm= men, erbalten, erevbeit. INHERITABLE, adj. evblid; ; — ly, adv. burc^ erbfd)aft. INHERITANCE, .?. 1. ba6 ©vbgut, bie l?rbfitaft, baSgrbc, ber Dfia^'lajj, bit a3erlafffiif4)aft; 2. ber 33eftt iNHERrrED, adj. gcevbt, cveibt, aiige: cvbt, ueverbt. INHERITOR, s. bCV ©Vbe. INHERITRESS, ? .■ fc,.t;„„ INHERITRIX, r- *"« ®l^'""- To INHERSE, v. a. cinfargen, in ein ©rabmal legen, beerbigen, begrabcn. INHESION, s. vid. Inherence. To INHIBIT, V. a. 1. benmifu, I)inbcni, juviicf^altcn; 2. yerbieteu, iiiitcr^ fagen. INHIBITION, s. 1. bie SSev^inbcrniig, .§emmu»g; 2. Untevfagniig, tai SGevbot ; 3. x. t. bag Sn'bibitpviuni (SSerbot) an ben 3ii(^ter, eine Sad)* roeiter jit sevfolgen. To INHOLD, V. a. (in ftc*)) eilt^altfi; (IB. ii.). To rxHoop, V. a. umvcifen, iimgeben, einfd)lie^en. INHOSPITABLE (adv. — ly), adj. lllt- wirtbbav, iingaftltd;^ ungapfieinisi fc^aftlid) ; — ness, s. vid. Inhospita lity. INHOSPTTALITY, s. bic Itntinvtbbav^ feit, ber JKangcl an Oaftfveibeit. INHUMAN (adv. — ly), adj. Hnmenfcb= lic^, gefitljUog, ^art, graufam, bav^ barifcb. INHUMANITY, s. bic Uiiniciifd)Iid)fcif, ^Hixtt, ®vaufamfcit, Slkvbarei. jijINHUMAte, I v.'a. beevbigcii, bc^ To INHUME, ) gvaben. INHUMATION, «. bie Seerbigiiitg. INIMAGINABLE, adj. Hllbftlfbar. INIMICAL, adj. fciiiblid), ' fciiibfcliij. wibrig, fc^ciblic^. INIMITABILITY, s. bie Uiinaci)a{)nt' lic^teit. INIMITABLE [adv. — ly), adj. lUUiacb' abmlid). INIQUITOUS, adj. ungcvcdjt, imbillig ; bogbaft. INIQUITY, s. bic Un0ercd)tig!cit, \\\i- billigteit; §BcgI)eit, ©iiitbe, ba^ Saflcr. INITIAL, adj. anfangli(*; bcgoniieii, am 9lnfange bcftiitftd) : an — disease, eiiic ,itvanfi)eit ini (Sntfiebc"; I'lt^ — fear of God, Tii. T. bic itnooUfpiiimeiie S'lirdlt @0ttfg ; — letters or initi.-ds, bie 3lufang«bud)(labcii ; — line, lit ginfanggjeilc; — ly, a-^abe(tt), Stac^tbcil; 3. bte"a3elci= biguiig, i^efci)im\3fuiii?, SSeniugltm- I'futtg, igt^ma^ung, Sc^ind^rcbc,3«= jiirie. fNJUSTlCE, .?. bte Uitgeret^tiijfcif. LVK, e. bie 2:itt{e (Diitte) ; ber Sitfcb ; Tifp. T. bieSarbe, SuctbvuJcrf4njac= je ; — block, Tijp. T. bet SKtibeitciti, 'j^arbcuftciit, ^avbefafteit ; — blot, bet J^iuteuffccf, ^ititenflcrfg ; — bottle, bie 2:iittciip[afi-^c; — bo.x, bag Xin- tCItfajJ; — cakes, 2;i«tCUEuc^eit; — case, 1. bag Sc^retbjcug; 2. 2;ufc^= Iaft(^ett ; — fisli, vid. CuTTLE-FisH ; — iwrn, bag 3:;iiitciifap (aug .^eni), ker 2;iitteuiied)cv ; — maker, ber 3:;iit= teiiiitac^er ; — pot, bet gatbeittopf ; — socket, etu J^iiitenfa^ (juin (^tufes ftcit; — stand, ( — standish) bag @c^rei6ejeu(3; — stone, tec 9ftva= meutfleiu. To INK, V. a. mit %i\\k bcfubetit, bef{e= cfcit; inked, mtt 2;iiite befcbmicrt; to — the form, Tijp. T. bie 'Sixbi auf= tragcii. INKiNEsg, s. bag 2;iit(euartii]e, bte '«tt)warje. /.^kle, s. bag 33aub a.t§ grobem ®ar= nc, 3>fitubaub; —weaver, bet ^0= faineutiet. 23KLING, s. bie biinfele Stairidjt, bag 9)luiifc(u, bcr SBiiib, bag fflcfiufler (t». ii.) ; they have liad an—, fie babeit lUdSjellt geprt; to getan— of a buai- INNO ness, ettt)a« wittent, SBinb bavcit |)abeit. To INICNOT, V. a. (gfeic^faiit wie mit ciiiem Jlnotett) biiibeit. INKY, adj. tintig ; tiitticbt, fc^warj. Tit INLACE, V. a. cefc^cti, fiufaffeit. INLAID, adj. tiitgclegt, auggclcgt, mit ^Parqitetbobeti uerfe()en, getdfelt; an — floor, (in gctiifcltet l^itgbobcn. INLAND, I. s. ber tnitere Xhdl, bag 3ii= nere eiiieg ?anbcg, bag ©iuncnlanb; II. a(i;. «om "JJiccre cntfernt, tnldn= bifcb, iitt Siineru beg Satibeg gelegeu ; binuenldnbifcf) ; m e-s. — bin, bet in= Idllbifc^e 2Scrf)fel ; — communication, ber Siiinert»etfcf)r; — coins, iiildiis btfc^e 2J}itnjetI ; — commodities ( — produce), J^aiibegpvobucte ; — duty, bcr sBiniieiijolt, bie iiJaitbaccife; — loon, ber itprbifcbe S^auc^cr ; — navigation, bie ©iitiicitf{l)ifffa[)rt; — town, bie Sanbflabt; — trade, bcr iitlditbif^e (eiitl)eimifc^e obcr S8iituen=) .^aiibet ; — water, iBinneiigcmdffet ; — water communication, bCC SJerfcbr butc^ iUtiiteiigenjdffer. INLANDER, s. bcr 3tilatiber. INLANDISII, adj. itlldllbifcb. To INLAPIDATE. v. a. oerfleitterit. To INLAY, v.a. (jicrlic^ obcr bunt, mit -§oIj, (S(fenfaein, u. f. ».) eiiilegen, anglegen; Idfein, bcfe^en, fcbmiidren. INLAY,,*, bie eingeUgte 3lrbeit, a)Jo=^ faif • t'ag buntc Jpol^ obcr ©Ifcnbein, 11. f. ID. jiiiu einlcgen, bag 5?luglcge= fiiicf. INLAYER, s. ber Kinlcgcr. INLET, .•«. 1. ber giiiUxB, ^ingang, %\i' ganij, bie (Sinfahrt, 2)nvc^falirt, S^iit, Defruung; 2. fictuc ^Bai), 53ud)t. To LVLisi", V. \. n. anircrcen, ti'erben ; \l. n. ftc^ (a(g O^efnit) fimvmbcn laf= fen; bag SBcrbegelb aunef,.nen. To INLOCK, 0. a. in ctivag einfd)Iiegen. INLY, adj.S,- adv. iuUCrlic^ ; tUl >^ers JC)t, gc^eim; to be the — of one's heart, in Semanbcg .§erjen n)ol)nen3 — sorrow, iuncrcr Jlummer ; -leas- ed, inuerlic^ erfreut. INM.VPE, I. .9._bcra3iiett)mann, .<5aiig= gcuop, Snfaiie ; n. adj. ai8 Jpaugge= noB aufgcnontmen. iN.vioar, adj. bcr (bte, bag) tunerfle; — delight, bag iffionnegefiibl; our — thoughts, unferegc[)ctiri|len ©ebanfcn. INN, s. bcr @artt)of, bag aSirtbghaug; inns nr inns of court, bie (juriftifc^cn) (SoUegia, ©eric^tgljpfe; —holder, — keeper, ber @a|t()a(ter, ©aftwirtl). To INN, V. I. V. fogiren, berbcrgcn,' (in ein aSirtb»b'i"g/fi"ffbvcn; \\. a. be^ bcrbergcn, untcr 5)ac^ {uub gac^) bringen. INNATE {adn. — ly), aij. aiigeborcn, natiivftii), cigcn; — ideas, augcboreue S3?3riffe, Scecn; —ness, *. bag Sin-' geborne, J>i<: S^Jaturgabe. innavigablp:, adj. unfci)iffbar. INNER, adj. inner, inwcnbig, innerlic^ ; — part, ber tnncre S^beil ; — parts, bag 3nncrc (eineg Canbcg) .• — post, JV. t. ber inncre i^intetfteuen; —man, ber innere 3uftanb eineg ffllenfcben; — roads, bie inneve ,*}il)cbe ; — thoughts, gcl)eiine ©ebanfcn ; — tympan, Typ. T. bcr ©niegebccfel. INNERMOST, adj. bcr, bic.bag innctfle. INNING, s. 1. bag (Sinbvingen,(lint()un beg ©ctrcibcg, bie (Stnte; 2. (beiin SBallfpieO bie Oiei^e, bag 9flacfet 511 fiti)ren ; 3. iimings, s.pi. bag ber See abgemonnene, ciugebdinmtc, obev cin= gebcicbte Saub; 4. (bei mebrcrcn ©pielen) bie ^Qur^aiib, bag ^ilni'piel. INNOCENCE (— cv), s. bie Unfcbiilb ; Unfc^ablicbfctt; .Sarmlofigfcit; ein= fai^^eit, (Siufalt fbeg ^erjeng^. INQU inno«:;ent (aiv. — Lv), adj unfcfeulb., imfc!)ablic^ ; tjarmlog, argloJ, uu'a faugen. rNN0CENT,.9.1.berlInfd)uIbige; 2. ein* fdltige 3)ienfct), Slobfinnige [m. it.); Innocents-day, ber unfc^ulbigen Jlin= bcr 2:ag (28fie December). INNOCUOUS, adj. iinfc^dbHcb ; — ly adv. unfdbdblic^, auf unfr^dbli^e aSeife, o^ne nacbt^eilige Solgen; — ness, s. bie Urtfc^dblifbteit. INNOMINABLE, adj. unitcnnltar. LNNOMiNATE, adj. nanieitlog, uiigc= naniit. To INNOVATE, v. a. .$■ n. Sicuerungeu einfiititcn, Steuerungen oufbringen, burc^ Sleuetungen s'crdnbern; inno rating, adj. neuerunggfu(^tig. INNOVATION, s. bic iJieucrung, 3?er; dubetung. INNOVATOR, .T. berSfleuerungcrt mac^t 3'ieucrunggfliftcr, -Jteuercr. INNOXIOUS, adj. unfc^dbli^; b«nn^ log ; unfc^ulbtg ; — ly, adv. unfcbdb* lic^, u. f. w., epne Sdjaben ju It)"" ; ol)ne ©dbaben ju nebmen ; —ness, .5. bie llnfc^dbltc^feit; ^armlofigfcit ; Un= fd)ulb. INNUENDO, s. ber aSint, Singerjeig, bie (Sinfliifierung. JNNUENT, ndj. bebentenfc, cnbenfcnb. ES-NUMERABILITY, s. bie llii^dblbav: fcit. INNUMERABLE (adv. — i.y). adj n\U jd^lbar, unjdf)lig, jabllog, ol)ne3'iM ; — ness, s. vid. Innu.mkkabilitv. INNUMEROUS, vid. Lnnumkrable. ESfOBEDiENCE, s. ber Ungehorfam. lN0BEDn-2 fcin gtergernij) gebcnb, unanfti^^ig ; uufc^dbli^, arglog, b'trmlo.g ; — ly ado. uufc^dblid)^ u. f. ID., obhc ^Jlad^= tbeil 5U bringen, obneedjabcn 511511- fiigcn; —ness, .f. bag fric^ltd)c, rubi= gc, bcfcbcibcne Sgetragen; bic Uuan= pyigEeit; Unfcbdblic^Ecit, 5lrglofig= fcit, ^armlofigfcit. INOFFICIAL, adj. UtC^t ailltiid), uirf)t officicll. INOFFICIOUS, adj. unbicnftfertig, u«- gcfdllig. INOPPORTUNE (ado. — i.v), ailj. Ultge* legcn, ju uugclegener ^cit. INORDINACY, s. vid. Inordinatiok. INORDINATE (adv. — ly), adj. UttOrs bentlic^, rcgcliog, augfd)meifenb ; — ness, s. bie Unorbentlici)feit, 3lu«= fd^weifnng, Unmdpigfcit. iNORDiNATroN, s. bie Utiprbnung SlcgcUofigfeit ; 2lugfcbmeifung. INORGANICAL (— ic), adj. unorganifcfi To INOSCULATE, v. a. i- ». Jl. ,V- B. T ficb beriibron, jiifamnieu)to§cn, str^ innbeii, einfiigen, eiumiinben. EfO.SCULATtdN. s. .i T. brg 3llf'li«- nicnftopeu, bie (liutniiubung bet 91bern. I.NQUEST, .«. 1. bic gcrid)t(irf)e Unter» fuitiung, :Jfac^forfcbung ; 2. t:. t. (— of juro'r.s, or — by jury), (SominifftCS 213 INSC NSI INSO Bort ©efcbteonieii juv Uitfctlttt^ung €tiicr 2;^ntfac^e. iNauiETUDE, s. bte Unni^c, 93eunvu= I'o INQUINATE, v. n. ofnittvetnigcn, beflerfcit, bcfiibo.lii, befci)mu^en, vev= berbeii (»» it.). INQUINATION. s. bie 33ermirerniguiig 55eflc(fung, Sefubefuug, SSevbevbung (to. iiJ. INQUmABLE, adj. 511 Ullfcvfuc&en, 5U erfvagcn. To INQUIRE, V. n. ftc^ erfuiibigcti, frn= gen ; to — (after) the way, nad^ bent aScge fvagen ; to — after, (for, about) . . . , fvagcii iiacf) . . . , nitfi-agcu ; (5r= funbtguiig ctiijte^cii uber , . . ; to — of..., ftc$ belcl^ren laffeti iiber, voti . . . , fic^ crfutibigcn bet . . . ; to — into, ituterfurt)eti, pviifeii, nac^fov- fc^eit, erortent; inquired for, M. E gcfurfjt, begefivt, tit gvage. INQUIRENT, adj. (ucugicng) fovf(^cnb. INQUIRER, s. bev j^ragcr, 9iact)frager; govfd)etr, Uutei'fudjer, ^vufcv. INQUIRY, s. 1. bie ©rfunbtgung, ^ci(S)- fviige ; has 'JJartjf^jitren ; 2. gorfc^iiiig, -4Jriifitng, Untcrfucbiing ; board of — , Mil. r. bie 33erfainmluiig yon Offi= 5ieven, iint iibei: etneu uor einJ?i'ieg«= geric^t Jit bringenbert ©egcnftanb jii bcrat'bfci^logen ; writ of — . ber Sefe^l jur iBerfanimlnng ber ©efc^movneit ; to make — , fid) evfnnbigen. LVQUisiTiON, s. 1. bie Stac^forfdjuiig, Unterfu^ung, (Srortevnng ; 2. ge= vic^ttic^e Unterfuc^ung, Kriminaluu= tfvfud)nng; 3. baS ©fanbenSgcric^t, Jle^crgertcf)t, bie Snquifttioii. " INQUISITIONAL, a'!j. iiengtcvig, nac^^ fvitveub. INQUISITIVE (adv. — ly), adj. neugie= rig, wigbcgierig, uonvi^ig; emftg iia(^forfd)enb ; an — person, ein S^leu- gicriger, S^JafemctS; — ness, *-. bie aBi§begtcr(bej, Sf^eiigierlbc). IXQUISITOR, s. 1. ber i)lcugierige ; 2. Untevfucfter (eincr 9^cci)tSfad)C) ; 3. ®laubcnSrict)ter, Snquifitor. INQUISITORIAI^, adj. tnquifttovifcf). iNQUisiTORious, adj. eiuftg nac$for=: fc^enb. v'o INRAIL, V. a, intt Stadfctcn, ober e t= neni ©cliinber yevfe^en ; mit (Sd^ran= fen einfc^liefeii, sergittcrn, ningit- tern. INROAD, s. ber (fcinbltc^e) Qinfall, Ueberfall, (Strcifjug. INSALUBRIOUS, a^/j.'ungcfnnb. INSALUBRITY, s. bic Uttgefuiib^ett. iNSAiN'ABLE, adj. iiii^eilbar. INSANE, adj. 1. unftnnig, wn^iiftnntg, irre, toll; 2. njii^nftnnig inaci)enb, itoll^cit verurfa*enb. INSANENESS, > s. bie Itnftrtntgfett, INSANITY, S S:oIl6ett, aSevriicft= ^eit, ber 3Ba^nftnn. INSATIABLE (ad?).— ly), adj. Hnerfatt= licJ) ; —ness, s. bic Itncrfattlictfeit. INSATIATE (adv. — ly), adj. Ulierfatt= licfc ; M- nnbefriebigt. INSATIETY, s. bie Uiierfattlit|feit. INSATISF ACTION, s. ber iiiibefdcbigte 3"ftrtnb, bie Sfli4)tbefrtebtgung (n.ii.). INSATURABLE (ado. — ly), adj. Utier= fiittlic^. INSCIENCE, s. bicUnfunbe, ber gjln-ngel an j?enntni§, bte Uttgef^icFIid^feii. To INSCRIBE, V. a. 1. etnfcbreiben, iiberfc^rciben, eine 3iif*rtft ober 3luf= fd)rift madden; einseid)nen; 2. be= fcftreiben; bejeidincn; 3. jufctreibeii, totbineu, bebtctren; 4. /n-.einvragen. INSCRIBER, s. 1. ber eiiic 3nfd)rift mac^tober gcntfld)t ^at. INSCRIPTION, 3. 1. bte Snfc^rift, 5Uif= an fd)rtft, llcbcrfc^rift • 3iifcrtVtion ; 2. ber 2;ifel; 3. bie 3uf<$nff/ 3"f«9- niiiigsfc^nft (einc« 53ud)e§). INSCRIPTIVE, adj. eiUC Silfcfcrift ^i\' benb. INSCROLL, V. a. etnrcgiflrtren (n. it.). iNSCRUTABlLn'Y, s. bie Unerforfd>= INSCRUTABLE (adv. — ly), adj. liner- forfcfelit^ ; — ness, s. vid. Inscrutabi- lity. To mscuLP, V. a. eiitgraben, ctiifcf)net= ben, fled)en (». it.). INSCULPTION, s. bie Snfc^rift (i«. it.). INSCULPTURE, s. bie cingegrabene (Sc^rift ober (5igur, ©teiuf^rtft. To INSEAM, V. a. * mit ciner 9latt, 9litrbe ober ©d;marre serfeljen, ein= briirfen. INSECT, s. 1. bas Snfect, MtxU ober (Sinfd)nilt«tl)ter; 2. cont. ias Heine ycrad)tlid)e ©tng, Ungejiefer. INSECTATOR, s. ber 33erfo(gcr (m.ii.). INSECTED, I adj. infectcnartig, jtefcr= iNSECriLE, S artig. INSECTION, s. ber (Siufdinitt. INSECTIVEROUS, adj. ftc^ »on SnfcC' ten naf)renb. INSECURE (adv. — ly), adj. Unft^er, ungeixnp ; ot)ne ®e«)igf)eit. INSECURITY, .s. bic Unftc^er^ett, ®e= fal)r, Itngcan^^eit. INSECUTION, s. bie 93erfolgnng. To INSEMINATE, v. a. facn (>t3. it.l. INSEMINATION, s. biiS ©infacii, ©lien (W. it.). INSEN.SATE, arii. uiiyerftanbig, nnyer= niinftig, biobftnnig, ftiiulos, unftn= nig ; ftumpf, uneinvfinblicf) ; the — , bic Unycrftaiibigen, u. f. nj. INSENSIBILITY," 6-. bie Uiieinvftnbliit^ fcit, Sinnloftgteit, ®efiit)Ilofigfeit; ber Stumvffinn, bie 5)untm^eit. INSENSIBLE, adj. 1. unmcrflid), unte^ nicrflid); 2. imempfinblid), finnloS, gefiJ^Uog ; (— of, to, fitr, gegcu) ; — decay, bae langfame ^iiif4>»inben ; lie is — of his loss, er fu{)lt, nierft fcinen gserluft nid)t ; — ly, adv. 1. nn= merflid), uiiyermerft, flUmaljlig, iia4) uub nc.i^ ; 2. nnenipftnblid) ; —ness, s. bie Unmerfli^ffit;Uneiiit)fttibIid)= !ctt, ®efui)Uoftgfeit. INSENTIENT, arf/.gefuPoS, oijnc {Sm= iiftiibfamfett. INSEPARABILITY, 5. Inseparable- NESS. INSEPARABLE (adv. — ly), adj. Ult5er= treunlic^, untrennbar; —ness, s. bie Unsertrcnnli^fett, Untrennbnrteit. To INSERT, V. a. ciiiriiifen, cinfd)alten, einfe^cn, einf^ieben, ctnmengen ; (in bie Bfitiitigen) ciiiriicfc n. INSERTION, s. 1. bie ©iiifiignng ; (5in= ritcfung, @infd)aUnng; 2. bd« ein= gefc^altete; bie SeitiingSanseige. INSERVIENT, adj. bienlt^), bel)iilfli^, niifeltc^. To INSET, V. a. fig. fefi nta^eii, ein= ppanjcn, einivurjefn. INSHADED, adj. gefd>ittct, fd)attirt. TolNsiiELL, V. a. (in eine Sc^ale) einfd)liet5en. To INSHELTER, v. a. ;iiiff r Dbbac^ (in Sic^erfteit) bringen. To INSHIP, v. a. etnfd)iffen. To INSHRINE, v. a. vid. Enshrine. INSIDE, s. bic tnnere ©cite, ba« 3n= roenbige; — of'a triangle, bcr 8la= ^eniii^alt eincs 2)reiedf«; — of a cannon, Ht ©ecle cincr jtaiionc ; to loolt into the — of a thing, eiue ©ad)e griinbltc^ unterfnc^en; — shutter, ber f^enfterlaben yon bcr innern Seite bc« gcnfterS ; ber innerc ?5enfierlaben. To iNsmiATE, V. a. nat^ftcUfii, belau= cm. insidlSlTOR, s. bcr Stac^fiericr, S«f. lanrer. INSIDIOUS (adv. — ly). adj. fceilllH^ nadjftellenb, l)tiiterliftig, rnnfcyoll tiicf ifc^ ; —ness, .«. bie .^iiiterlifiigfeit INSIGHT, s. bie einftc^t, tiefe ^m\t ni5. INSIGNIA, s. pi. flat.) bic 3Ib5eid>cn, (Sf)renscid)eii, aBiirbejetc^en, 3ufig« nien. INSIGNIFICANCE (— cy), s. 1. bct if beutnngslofc (ftnnlofe) 5hi§br«cE; 2. bie Sli^tigfett, ©cringfiigigfcit. INSIGNIFICANT (adv. — ly), adj. 1. bc=> bcutung«lol, nidjtsfagenb ; 2. wiibc:: beutenb, unwid)tig, geringfiigig. INSIGNIFICATIVE, adj. bebcutungSloS, nicJ)tsfagenb. INSINCERE (adv. — ly). adj. Jlltailfri*^ tig, yerflcllt, falfc^ ; yerf;i'(fd)t, «iie*t. INSINCERITY, .?. bie lliiaufvif|)tigfeit, SBcrftcanng, galfcfeheit. To INSINEW, V. a. feft ocrbinbcn, frar:" fen. INSINUANT, adj. cinfci)incid)clnb, ein- netimenb (n). u.)^ _ To INSINUATE, v. a. <$-».!. fanft ^tn= finbringcn ober einbringen, (?- one's self), fid) einfd)ktc^ch, etnfctnnei= (ieln, bcUebt mad)en ( — into, bei) ; 2. etnfloBcn, betbringcn, eingebcn, j)i uerfieien geben, ju rotffcn f$un, Bor= brtngen ; 3. fid^ fd)langctn, toinbtn, friimmcn (wic eine Sdjlangc). INSINUATION, s. 1. ba« .allma^Iige (Sinbringen; 2. bie ©infc^ineid)?* lung; gtntrognng. , iNSiNUATiVE,adj.'ciufd)meid>elnb,cin= ncbmcnb. INSINUATOR, s. bic ft^ ciiifc^inci* c{)elnbe ^erfon, ober bie etnnei)nifiibi ©ac^e. INSIPID (a4v. — ly), adj. 1. UUft^matfs baft ; gcfc^macEIo§, fd;al ; 2. fg. gc» fd)nta(f(oS, abgcfd^macft, fabe; — ness, s. vid. Insipidity. INSIPIDITY, s. 1. bie Uiifc^macf[)aftig» fett, ®efd)madIofigfcit; 2. fg. 5jJb= gcfcbnia(ftl)eit. INSIPIENCE, s. bie S-'^DV^cit, 9Ubern= l)cit, ber Unycrftanb. To INSIST, v.n. (—upon), 1. auf ctWaS fie^en ober rn^en (a*, li.); 2. auf ct^ was bcftcl)en ober bringcn, babci bc^ l^arren, babci flc^en bleibcu; 3. bet eticas ycnBcilen, fi^ bei ttmaS auf* fatten. INSISTEN-T, adj. (aiif ctwaS) ftc|eKb. rut)enb (>». it.). msiTiENCY, s. bcr gjJangei an Surfl INSITION, s. bie einpfrovfnng. To INSNARE,*- a. 1. (in cincr Sd)Iin» ge) fangen ; 2. befiricfen, ocrftridcii, bcriicfen, yerfii^rcn ; — one's self, iu bic %Me ge{)cn, fid) fangen laffcn. INSNARER, s. 6cr ??allcn (Sa(lftriifc) legt, S^crflrirfcr, 33crfiif)rcr. INSOBRIETY, s bie Unmci^gtcit, ^oU Icrei. INSOCIABLE, adj. uugcfcllig; uuycr* cinbar, nid)t ju oerbiubcn. ' To INSOLATE, v. a. fouitcu, iu (an) be» ©onne trocfnen ober bigeriren. iNSOLxVnoN, s. I. ba« Sonncn; 2. Med. T. ber Sonncnftid;. INSOLENCE, s. bcr Ucbcrniut^, S;ro^, bie Unyerfcl)aintteit. INSOLENT (adB.—Lv), red/, nnyerfc^amt. . aumapeitb, t)OC^miitt)ig, iibermiitfytg, troftig. INSOLIDITY, s. bcr SDJaugcl an gciltg> fcit, ®riinbli($Ecit, bieljnbaltbarfeit, INSOLUBILITY, s.bic Ull.MlfliJ^lic^tcit. INSOLUBLE, adj. uuauflofilic^, niicr- flarbar. INSOLVABLE, adj. 1. UnaufIi.HMif|), UW entiutrrbar ; 2. 'uubctaljibar. INST INST INSU JNSOLVE.NOV s. bte 3«f)Iung«uiifa^ig= fctt. INSOLVENT, adj. ja^IlinfjSUUfd^tfl ; — debtors' court, haS OcVlC^t liber iOi)' liitiggiinfiitjige Scftulbncr. fNSO.MN'rous, adj. fct)laflp5, mit XvaU' men jjcplagt. TovINSPECr. V. a. 1. 9lufftct)t ^atcit ; 2. bcftc^tigcn; 3. buvdjgc^en, eiite Sc^rtft, It. f. tv. Vviifeii. INSPECTION, s. 1. btc 5luffic{)t; 2. bie JBffic^tigitug (you 22aarcit, u. f. «).), 'BcfdjrtUUItg, ©cl)au ; on the first — , lict btr crftcii ^iiiftc^t, len; payable at obcr by — , levin inroeifc ja^lbar; payment by — , bie CJateujabtung. INSTANCE, s. 1. baS 51nf)aUctt, 9Infii= e^cn, bie injianbige 33itte; 2. ber 33en)ei«, b«S 55etfpiel; 3. bie aSerau= laffung, 31nregung, ©elegen^eit, ber 3eitplinft ; at the special — of . ., auf bcfonbcre SSeranlaffung von . . ; pressing instances, bviugeube 33itteil ; in the first — , }um evfteu 2}Iaie ; for — , \\xm 3?eifpte(, etoa. ruINSTANCb), v.a. &-n.mX Seifptel anfii()ren, bclegeii, bewcifeii, nac^= Weifen; instanced, part. adj. aU 5J3e= n)ct« (Obev SSeifpicl) augefiif)rt. INSTANT, adj.\. tuflanbig, bvingcnb ; «t3it, eifrig; 2. gcgenwaitig ; 3. un:: mittefbar* ougenblicf ltd), unoevjiig- licft, fchnell (W. ii.) ; on the eighth — , ben oc{)ten bicfe^ f3J2iniat4}. ISfirrANT, a. ber5liigciibltcf, SRoment; in an — , ill eiueiit vlw, augenblid lic^. INSTANTANEn'Y, s. bte (ScI)ovfiuig be« 2liigciibliif«, (5'rjeiigntp an« bem (Stegrctf. INSTANTANEOUS (adv. — ly). ndj. angcnblitfliii), ntomenfan; iiu 31u= gcnblicfe, tm ^Jlu. INSTANTLY, adn. 1. foglctd), linmit= telbar ; 2. tnjtanbig, bvingeub. To INSTATE, v. a. eiufefeeit, aiiflellcn. EsrsTAURATlON, s. bieaBieber()erfieI= lung, SBiebeveinfeijung, (Jrneuerung. inst'aurator, «. ber aBicber^er= fieller. instead, l prep, onfiatt, ftaft;— of him, ftatt fetner; n. (otjneof) adv. an bie ©telle. To INSTEEP, V. a. eiutauc^eii, cinwei: ct)en. instep, s. ber 3fJifl, Spann (otere Zi)tH beSUntci'fii^eg), bic j^ujjbiege. To instigate, v. a. anbe^en, aiitrei= ben, anreisen (juin 53i^fcn), anftiftcn (— to, jn). INSTIGATION, s. bic Slu^H'feitiig, 3In= ftiftuiig; (frmut^igung, ber SIntricb (jnin 33ofcn). INSTIGATOR, s. bcr 9lnf)c^cr, 5ln= ftiftcr. To INSTILL, V. a. eintropfcht ; cin= fto^cit (— into, in), beibriiigeii. INSTILLATION, s. lit. &-fis. i. ba« gin= tropfeln, bie (Sintrijpfclung, ©infl5= ^ung ; 2. bag (Singeflijpte, bie 5;ropfen. INSTILLER, s. ber eintvopfclt, ein= flppt, H. f. xo. INSTILMENT, s. baS ©ingctropfcUe, (Singeflii^te. INSTINCT adj. aiigctricbcii, burc^ 3n= fiinct. INSTINCT, s. bcr 2:vicb, D'Jaturtrieb, 3nfiinct ; a child of — , cin Jtinb ber Slatiir. INSTINCTIVE {adv. — ly). adj. bem ^iaturtriebe geiiui^, tnfiinctmait'g, inftinctartig, an§ 3nflinct, iinroiUs fiiljrlict) ; an3 SIbnuitg.; — motion, cine inaf4)iitcnmafjige ^Unjcguug. To INSTITUTIi V. a. 1. fcftfc^Cll, a)X^ orbnen, ciiifeScii, vnnorbncn, ftifteii, tnfiituircii ; 2. iiutervic^tcn, nnter= njciffu ; to — inquiries, S'Jacfcfrageit anfiellcrt. INSTITUTE, s. 1. bie Dvbnnng, 9Ser= orbnung, @inrid)ning ; 2. 9Sorfd)rift, Sebeneregel, 50?arimc, ber @ninb= \ffeut= lic^e ober prioat) 5lnftaU, ?cl)ran= ftalt; ba« Siiftitut; 3. bic iSerorb= nung, Sailing, ba« (?anbe«=)@efefe ; 4. (Sinric^tung (iu.'ii.); 5. bcr Un= tcrri(^t {\V. I'i.) ; commercial iastitu- tions, .§anbcls=3nflitute. INSTITUTIONARY, adj. JU bert 9ln= fangSgriinben gcl;i)rig, elcmentarifd). INSTITUTIVE, adj. 1. vcrorbucnb, 9)Jad)t uerlei^enb, inftituireiib; 2. tnftitnirt. INSTITUTIST, s. ber 6'ompenbicn» fc^reiber, aSerfaffer son ?ef)rbiid)ern. INSTITUTOR, s. ber Stifter ; Scf)rcr. To INSTOP, V. a. oerjlopfcii, jupopfen (n. ii.). 7'o INSTRUCT, v.a. 1. Ictrctt, «nter= vtd)teii, untermeifen; .SBcvtjaUnngg; befcbte geben; 2.einfagen, 3eman= bcin cingebcn, luaS er fa'geit foil, ibn ftimmen; instructed in.., bcfaimt mit . . . INSTRUCTION, s. 1. bit igclc^ntng, Untcvnjcifnng ; ber Uiitcrrtd)t ; 2. bie Se^re ; 3. 9lnorbnuiig ; bie 9?ov= fc^rift ■ 4. fccr5Iuftraa.S3cr6aUung«= befel)!.' INSTRUCTIVE {adv. — ly), adj. bv lef)rcnb, lef)rrcic^, unterrtdjtcnb. INSTRUCTOR, s. bcr Sefircv. INSTRUCTRESS, *. btc i*cbvcrinji. INSTRUMENT, s. 1. baS aBcrfjcug; 2, 5:pn=2Berfjeng ; 3. 1)ocnmciit, bit ■ Urfitnbe, ©cbrift (in alien 33ebeittun^ gen); ba« Snfirument; 4. fg. {'s>o\\ $crfoncn) "tai aSerfjcng, @efd;6pf, ' bic Jfreatur. INSTRUMENTAL, adj. aU ciit SBcrf: • jciig bienenb, baju gel)bvig, 6e^iilf= ltd), iinrffani ; an — cause, cine mit= roirfenbe Urfac^c; — music, 3njtru» mentat^gjJufif ; to be — to .., *-C' l)iilflid) feint jn ..; to be — (to) towards . ., bcitvageu ju . . . INSTRUMENTALITY, ) .«. bie 'Cicil* INSTRUMENTALNESS, \ lid)Eeit, SSe^ Ifciilflicbfeit, SJitanvhmg, gScrimtfc= lung, bnS 3J?ittel ; by the — of the spirits, ycrmittelfl ber SebcnSgcifler. INSTRUMENTALLY, ndv. 1. ClU eitl aScrfjeug, inittelbarer SBcife, tier= mtttelft ; 2. mit mnfifalifd)cu 3n= flrumeutcn. INSUAVITY, s. tie Itnamiehmli^feit. msUBJECTiON, s. ber Ungeljovfaiu (gegcn bie SfJegierung). INSUBORDINATION, '.^. bcr (I)icuft=) UngeI)orfam ; bie 5Inf(el)Hung gegen aSorgefe^te, 2rnfiiborbinatioii. INSUBSTANTIAL, ndj. uincefcntlit^, ircfculoS, nid)t luirflid). INSUCCATION, s. bie ilierbicfuug jn (3]erfc^ung mit) ciuemSafte (u. ii.). INSUFFERABLE («d«.— ly), (w/;. UllCr= traglicfe, unlciblid), unaus'fte^lid), etelbaft. INSUFFICIENCY, .s. bit Un5ulanglid)= Unangcmeffent)cit, llntauglia;fttt, Unfal)igfeit. INSUFFICIENT (adv. — ly,) adj. llic^i I)inrcic^cnb, uniulanglic^, Hurangs li(^, unfcitjig. INSUFFLATION, s. bci8 9ln(;au4)cn, ^Inblafen. IN.SULAR, L ml). JU ciiier 3nfcl gel)5- rig, infnlavifd(), eilanbifc^ ; ii. s. i» Sufelbeivo^nev, 3nfnlaner, C?ilanbcr. To INSULATE, v.a. 1. abfoubcm, ifp = liren ; 2. jur 3nfel ina(t)en (ro. ii.). INSULATED, ndj. frci licgenb (n.M'e cine 3nfel), abgefoiibevt, ifolirt; T. uic^t Icitenb. INSULT, s. 1. ber 9lnfprnng, bad ainffpriugeit, 33eifpvingcir; Si>. T. bie 3nfulte (». ii.); 2. bie sBelcibigung, a3cfitii"Pfiiii'1. Sdintac^, ber Sc^impf, §6l)n. To INSULT, V. a. winblid;tcit. INSUPERABLE {adv. — ly), adj. un= iiberwiiiblid), uniiberftciglic^ ; an — objection, cin uuiDibevlegbarcr I5tiu wurf. INSUPPORTABLE {adn._—vi), adj. m\- ertvaglif^, unaH«ftef)lid) ; —ness, .v. bie Unei'tvaglid)feit, Unan8Pcl)lic^= feit. INSUPPRESSIBLE, adj. n\CC)t uiitcr« britcfbar, nid^t ge^eim ju baltcn. INSUPPRESSIVE, adj. nidjt uiiterbvii(f j bar, nid)t ju iibcriualtigen. INSURABLE, adj jii yerl"id)ern. INSURANCE, s. fie --Bvvttd)crnng, ?If« fecurauj ; — against fire, bic S'tUTSi 215 INTE INTE INTE rerftdjcnnig ; — upon lives, bie ?ei bcni^!}cvftct)cntug ; — broker, bcr ?lf= fccuraimiiaflcv; — company, tie 51 f= fccuraiijcompaiinie ; — line, ba§ 2lf= fe cava 11 5 fa c^ ; — money, baS SSevft= rt)evuitg!5gflb, bie 31ffccuvaitj:5{Jva= inif; — office, bill 9lffccitrait5comV' foir ; policy of — , bcv 3]erftd)efiingg= fc^eiii, bie ?lffeciivaiijpolice ; — po- licy-book, iaS Slffccuvauj'^oltceu:* ' bud). To INSURE, V. a. 1. ftdievn, vcrtif^eni, g,cmiB mac^eit; 2. affccuvireit, uer-- 1td)fvn. rNSURER, s. bcr 33cvfid)ci-er, 3Jffccu= rant. LVSURGENT, ailj. aufrtif)rerifd). INSURGENTS, s. pi. CJlbltUligSflovcr, 31ufviif)vcr, a^cbeUeit, (S'm^)ijun-, *^luf= wiegler. !NSURMOUNTABI>E (adp. — i,y), atlj. uiuibcrficigltc^, iiiiiibenuiiiblid). iNSURRECnoN, .-t. bcr gjuffiaub, bie (SmviJruitg, SJebeUion. INSURRECTIONAL, > a'//. aiifrii^ve= INSURRECTIONARY, J xlf^^, 5IufruI)V fovbcrnb. LNSUSCEPTiBiLiTY, s. bie Uncm= ))faiiflltd;fcit, @efii[;UoftgEeit. INSUSCEPTIBLI'], adj. uneiiivfatiglic^, gefiitjUoS, uiiempftiibfam, uti^ii^tg (— of, fiir). INSUSURRATfON, s. haS eiiiblaftit, ©ingcben, ginfliifiern. INTACTABLE, adj. Ullfu^lbav. INTAGLIATED, adj. gcfd)nitfcu, gcf}o= d)eii, init cingcfd;nttteiteii gigiuen. INTAGLIO, s. bee gefc^iitttene (iiiit e^^abciten (^tgiireit cingcgrabcne) ^tctn, bie ©cmine. INTANGIBLE, arij. tii^t gveiflic|), un- tafibar, iiufiiblbar. INTANGIBLENESS, )s. bie Ullfil^U iNTANGiBiLiTy, 5 batfeit. INTASTABLE, adj. unfdimatf^aft (11. ii.). INTEGER,*. .ir. T. bag (5)aui(e ; bie @cfainmtgvi39e ; Sntcgvaljat;!. INTEGRAL (nrfu. — lv), L adj. 1. gaitj, collfliiiibig, ittd;t aiiS 5Sviic{)cii bcfte= Ijcnb; 2. ergaiijeiib ; —calculus, ./J/o-. T. bie 3utegraired)niiiig ; — number, j]r. 7'. bie Sittegial (ganje) 3»ibl- SaU »ini bcr etiie aitbcve abgejogcu ■fljerbcit fell ; — parts, bie ergaiij'fn= ben (sum ©aiijcu gebih-igcn) itijeile ; II. s. bag ©an^e; baS Jtitegrale. INTEGRANT, w/j. hai^ii ge^ijrcub, er= gaiijeiib, tutegrireub. To INTEGRATE, r.n. uevooflflaitbigcn, cv;;,iu}eii, aulmadjeit, eritcucrii, tute= grtvcn. INTEGRATION, s. bie (Srganjuiig, aServdlftaubiguug, (Svncueruiig. INTEGRITY, s. 1. bie 3ieblid)Eetr, 53ie= berfcit, Cicd)tfd)flffeubeit ; 2. ?auter=^ feit, giciuf)eit (tcr €iUeit), (5d)t()eit (ciuer Svrad)e, u. f. w.) ; 3. isolU ftfiutigfcit, Ungetljeiltbeit, Uituer: le^t^eit. /NTEGUMENT, s. .^. T. bte .§iil[e, ®eife, ('.)3frgainent=)>^aut beg iUx- VtxS. INTELT,ECT, s. bcr S^evflaub, bag (5r= fciintiiipi'crm6gen. INTELLECTION, s. bag 93evftct)eit. INTELLECTIVE, adj. juin iBcrftaiibe gebiirig, ocrflanbig; — faculties, bie 5Bevftanbegfrafte. INTELLECTUAL (adv. — iy), adj. 1. ben aSerftanb betrcffenb, init U^tr- ftaiibe begabt, tjcrftaiibig ; 2. jfiftig, tntellcctuel, ibealifcft. iNTELLECTUALisT, s. bcr ltebcrfd;a= ^er beg menfdjlidien aSerftanbeg. INTELLECTUALITY, s. bCV Bllftatlb bc« 6'rfeiiutni^oerin5geug fu i.~ S16 INTELLIGENCE, s. 1. bie 'UJitttieifuiig; 9litjeige, Jtuiibe, 5}Iiigfuiift, 91ad)= ricbt, yiad)meifui;g; 2. bag gScrne()= men, a^evftaiiMiiij, (S'iuverftanbni^ ; 3. ber iCerftaub, bie C?iiiftd)f, ,ft>niit= ni^ ; 4. bag gciftige 23efcu, ber ©cift ; to i-end out for — ,' auf Jtuubfc^aft aug= fd)irfcu; to give — of . . , bcuad;vtd;= tigeu »0U '. . ; — office (office of—), bag 9lii5eige=(?Jad)fi-agc=)'3lnit, 91brevcomptoir,3iitcUigeujcbiuptcir; ill — , Uneiiiigfcif. INTELLIGENCER. .5. i. ber 9^euigfct= ten bcric^fct, Jiliiubfdmfter, 0iot= fd)after, Slu^ciger, ^ntim^Sf^td' ber, ©orrefpoubcut ; 2. bag 3"teUt= geitjblatt, bie 3fifii"g- INTELLIGENCING, adj. ^admd)t fle^ bcnb, anjeigciib, coricfpoubtveub. INTELLIGENT, adj. ciuft^tgyoll, fttl= nig, iterftaubig, funbig, frfa^rcn, beiuanbert. INTELLIGENTIAL. adj. 1. gciftig, tn= teiicctuel; 2. serftaiifcig, vernitnftig. INTELLIGIBILITY, .•*. bie ^erftaub= lid)fetf, ©cutltc^feit. INTELLIGIBLE (ado. — ly), ndj. «• f,:r. nic^t jU «crt()cibigcn, uit^altbar. To INTEND, V. a. 1. mollfn, aBillcitg (gcfonnci!) feint, lunt^abcu ; meinen, beabfid)tigcn ; gebcufeu ; 2. bie ?luf= ftd)t babcu ; 3. fpannen, augbcf)nen, augflredon aivti.) ; i did not— it, bag meiiitc id) nidit, bicg ivar nid)t mei= ne 'ilbftdjt; intended, gcfpuncit, ge= metut, bcabftd;tigct, bcftimint (— for, ju). INTF^NDANT, s. bcr Dbcrauffc^cr, 3nteubant. INTENDER, s. bcr ehiHig bcabfid)t!gct. INTENDMENT, s. bag aSorbabcii, ' bie 51bftd)t; sycbcutung, ber w§eftigfeit, bcr bobe ®va1> bcr 91ufmerffanifett, ber (Srufl; — ness of application, ber et= feme ?vleirj ; to pray with — ness, inbriinfiig betcn. INTENSION, .9. bte tniiere ©tarfe, Spannung, 9lnflrengung, .$eftigfcit, 9l»gefirengtt;eit, ber bobe @rab. INTENSITY, s. 1. bic Spannung, 9ln= ftrengung ; 2. ®vHt, bag Uebermnp ; 3. bie ©tarfe, ^eftigfeit. INTENSIVE (adv. — ly), adj. 9ef))annt, anjjefli-cngt, flarf, obne U-serlap; — particle, bie intcitfiye ^iartifel. INTENT, I. ndj. bcfliffcu, cnifig; cci cvpid)t ; oufnierffani, bcbad)t (— on, upon, auf) ; IL «. bag a3orl)abcn, 'dm 9lbfi(^t, 93Jctnung; to the — , bamit, urn ; bcrinaicn; to all intents and pur- poses, buvc^aug, tu alleiii Setrad;t, ir jeber .§iuft<^. INTENI'ION, s. 1. bag a?orbaben, bt 9lbftd)t; 2. ber bolje ®vab ber >jluf« mcrffaniEcit ; bte 3lufincvtfamfctt, INTENTIONAL, adj_. abfiditltd) ; — r adv. abftd;tlid), mit 91bftcbt, uiit iKcfa fafe ; col. mit gleitl. INTENTIVE, adj. aufmevlfam. i>r"ENTiVELY, ) adv. gcpiffctitlict^, INTF.NTLY, $ aufiiicvffaiii, cifrig. iNTENTlvENESs, > s. bie9lnfiiirvffani=! INTENTNESS, $ feit,®cfliffcil{)Ctf, 9lngcflrcngtf)cit, ber (Sifcr. To INTER, V. a. 1. bccrbigeu, bfgra:> bcu; 2. mit ©rbe bebcrfcii, einlegcti. INTERACT, .erinit(etung, 3)a5mifd)cntretung, aScrannbuug, i^iivfpradie, Siirbitte; to make — to.., i^iirbitte tt)n« bd.. (— for, fiir). INTERCESSOR, s. ber Sevmittler. gur-- fpre4)er. INTERCESSORY, Of/;, fiirfprcc^ciib, ucr= mittelub. To INTERCHAIN, v.a.fg. snfammcu^ fetten. To INTERCHANGE, v. L a. gcgcnfcittg geben unb uebmeii, umtaiifdien, »ev= taufc^eii, a'.i5taufd)en, S^aufc^baiibel treibcn, uenvecbfcln (gegcufeitig) njcc^fcln ; fveife So^gf. 9Unvecbfc(nng ; — of gifts, gegcnfei= tige ®efd)cufe; — of seasons, bc» aBed)fel ber 3at)rcg5eiteu. INTERCHANGEABLE, («ibeu. INTERCOMMUNITY, s. tic gegenfeltt= at iUhttbeiding, ©emcitifc^afr, (iucd)= felfeittrte) 9Jchiiioiic-fvcil)eit. QJTERCXtSTAL, adj. S»tfc^Clt bett 3flip= Veu licgeiib- INTERCOURSE, s. bie ©eiiieinfc^aft, bcr aScvtebr, ®cfcl)aft«ycvfcbr, bie 2]eviiubuii3, bee SluStaiifc^, aSc^fet ( — with, ixxit). INTERCURRENCE, s. ba« S)asn)ifc&en= laufcit, bcr ®ur4)(jang, bie 2)a5an= fcfjcufuuft, bcr Sorfali. INTERCURRENT, adj. bajtuifiijCll fliC: ^eiib, bajwtfc^eti liiufciib, bajvuifdjcit fominciib ; — fever, ciit uugenjijbn: lic^eS Sicbcr (in Scjic^uiig auf 3ab= rc«5cit unb Dct ; an — puise, eill Ull= gkic^er 5l>ul§. INTERCUTANEOUS. adj. JWif^CIt blT ><3aut luib bcm Blcif^e bcftiiblid). INTERDEAL, s. + bie CMcmeiiiff^aft, fca8 ©cwerbe, bee 33crtc[)r. To INTERDICT, v. a, 1. Ulttcvfagctt, acrbietcii; 2. mit beat Si'ffvbicte (bcr Strafe be8 fleineii Jtirc^eiibauucS) bclegcn. INTERDICT, s. baS 3iitcrbict, aScrtot bcr Saframeiitscrtl^eiliiiig, mit 'ilii*= ;ta()mc bee Xa\iU, bc§ yibetibmal)ls uub ber Ic^teit Dcluug. INTER DICTION, s. bic Uittcrfagititg, fca5 iJcrbot; — of h-ade, baS «§aii= bcl^'ocvbot. INTERDICTIVE, axij. uiitcrfagcHb, »er= bi«tu faffc ti ; to iiave an — in , betbeilt^l fcini be i . . , S:i)eil ^= 6cn a« ,. ; yerancfctt fci;n is: . . ; — in a vessel, bie iD2itrl}cbcict, bev (ecbiff^piivt; to make — for.., fict) bcjocrbcu um . . ; — at court, i^VCUUbC bci>§off; — "pon — , 3tufeu auf (oberypuj 3ii>ff",3tnfc^sinfeu; com- mon — , i^\i allgcmeiue Scjlc ; self — , ber (Sigenuu^. INTEKESTED, part. & adj. 1. eigen= uii^ig; 2. iiitcrcffirt; bctbeiltgt; to be — in an enterprise witli . . , bet ei= ncm Unteriicbmcii iutercffirt fcton mit..; an — witness, bcr mitbetl)ct= ligte 3f«!lf ; — ness, s. bcr 6'igcnnit^. INTERESTING, adj. tutcrcffant, aiijie: ^cub, uuterljattctii', eiuue^menb,tint^= tig. To INTERFERE, v. v. 1. ftorcnb ciu= mirfeu, ftin-cit, ciuauberentgcgcufcou, wibcrfprcc^eu, wibcvftreitcn'; 2. ft(^ mit ctamS abgcbcn, ftd) in tUvaS mi= fd)cu, fid) iii'« )SUttd fdilagcn, ba= jmifcijcu tvctcii, ocrmittcin ; 3. .S/i. T. mit ben giiiJcn aueiiianbcr ftopcn, fid^ fiveifcu, x\x bie @ifen ()aucu («on ^ferbeu) ; to — with an aft'air, ciucr Sadie (Siiitrag tbun ; to — with one. eincm in ben Jlauf fallen, col. il)m iuS ©chagc fommcn. INTERFERENCE, s. bie (Sinmifd)ung, S)ajiviff^cufunft, aScrmittcIung; 3n= tcrucution ; bcr 3"ti''ff' ©infpvuc^. INTERFERING, s. baS flin-eubc Sin= roirfcn, Stijrcn, SBibcrftrcitcn. INTERFLUENT, \ adj. bajwifd^CU flic= INTERFEUOUS. \ •^Cllb. INTERFULGENT, adj. bajluifdjCU Icuc^tcnb. INTERFUSED, ndj. bajtvifd^cH gegof= feu, bajwifd^cu gcftrcut. INTERIM, s. bic Slljifdienscit ; in the — . interimiftifd), einftmcilen, iinter= beffen, tubcffcn, injmifc^ctt, uorlaufig ; bills (receipts. &c.) in the — ; M. E. 3ntcrim8fd)ciue (3ntcrim§auittuu= gcu, 3ntcvimsn>cd)fcl, u. f. w. intcr= tmiftifd) aiiSgcfcrtigte — ). inter'ior, I. ndj. 1. inner, itincrlid;, inmcnbig; 2 btnucnlanbifd) ; il. 5. 1. baS Snncrc ; 2. Snlanb, SDinucnlanb. INTERJ AGENCY, .s. I.ba§5)a5njifc^cn= licgcn ; 2.^a5njifi't)enlicgenbe (ro. ii.). INTERJACENT, ndj. baimifc^eiilicgcub, bajtvifd)cnEommcub. To INTERJECT, v a. basmtfc^cnjicllcn ; einriicfen, einfc^icbcn. ENTERJECTION, .«. 1. bic !Da,5anfc^cn= funft, ba§^a5anfrl)cnilcUen ; 2. Oram. T. bcr Gmvfinbungeiaut, bic 3ntcr= jcction. INTERJECTIONAL, adj. eingcfd)cBen. To INTER.JOIN, V. a. mit einaubcr \)er= einigcn, ucrbinben {W. ii.) INTERivNOVVLEDGE, s. bic gcgcnf?i= ttgc JlcnntnitJ, ScEanntfdjaft (m. ii.). To INTERLACE, v. a. buvdja'cbcn, burci)fled;ten, ctnflcc^tcn, cinanrtcn. INTERLAPSE, s. bcr g^erlauf, 3wi= fd)cnraum, bie 3wift^fn5cit. To INl'ERLARD, v. a. fpicfcn, burd)= fptcfen, untcrntcngen. To INTERLEAVE, v. a. (iXXX SBUC^ mit 5}>aVter) burc^fc^ie^cn. Tu INTERLINE, v. a. 1. intctlinircn ; jwifcfccn ben ^dkxx fcbrcibcn, I}iiicin (jraifdjcn ben 3cilen) fcfecn, burri) Jiuif^cn bie 3eileu fd)rcibcn, »crbcf= fern, cerrigircn; 2. mit (in) nbaKC^= fclnbcn 3ttlcti f4;rcibcn; Tiji>- T- bur^fdjieficn. INTERLINEARY (iNTERf.iNEAR), L adj. jnjtfcben ben 3cilen gcfdiricbcu ; mit abroed) fclnbcn 3ci'f". i" 3i^''fi^fn= jcilcn bcftc()cnb, ijanfdjcn^cittg ; — translations, 3utcrlincar=Ucberfc4nn= gen ; II. «. ba« jicifc^ienstilige aSuc^. INTERLTNEATION, «. baS 3»rtfc^CB' fd)reiben ; 3iviM)f "flf frf)i''"'f «^- INTERLINING, s. ba» 3ll'iWf'lf''^"'' ben, (Sorrigircn burri) 3i"ifd)tiifi-'l)>'""* ben. To INTERLINK, v. a. jiifammcnfiigcit, mit cinanber ucrbmbcn. INTERLOCATION, s. ba^ Sajnjif^cus fteUcu, bie Sa5aiift^cnfunft. INTERLOCUTION, .,-. 1. tie Untcrrcs bung; baS ©ci'vu-arf), bcr S)ialog; 2. L. r. bcr oprldufige (obcr 3>»-'ifdien=) 5.^cfcf)cib, baS 5Bcturtl)cii,3utcrlocut. INTERLOCUTOR, s. bcr 3>utfd)cnrcb5 ncr, bic vebenbe obcr rctcnb einge» fiibrte -^crfon in cinem 5)iatog. INTERLOCUTORY, adj. 1. gcfprdc^' mdjiig, in ®efprdd)6fcrm; 2. L. T. VDvidiifig, iutcrlocutLnifd; ; — decreo, bcr 3wifd)cnbefd;cib To INTERLOPE, v. n. fid/ tU ctami einbrdngen; (bcm .*>anbclj (fintvag tl}un, »crbotcncn §anbct tvcib^cn, vov' faufcU; interloping trade, bcnec^lcici); banbcl, bie Sc^muggclci. INTERLOPER, s. 1. bcr ficf) ill cta^n^ miftt)t ober cinbvdngt. aujjn cr fcin 9{ed)t l)at;J2. bcr. Si^infchndlcr, cd. s85nl)afe, fed)lcid)i)dnbler. To INTERLUCATE, v. a. au-jf)aucn, auslicfjtcn (». ii.). iNTERLUC.vriON, .9. ba« 3luSti(^tcn, 5(nSf)aucu cincS SBalbcS. INTERLUCENT, adj. bajanfc^ctt fc^ei> nenb. INTERLUDE, s. ba« 3"-''ti'd)fllfPtfI' ^'^^ 3'.v»ifc^cnuorftcIIung, ba« .'^ntcrnIC55D. INTERLL7DER, .?. bcr 'DJttfvicIcr ill eincm 31^'ifi^fiifViel- LNTERLUENCY, i-. ba!5 ^'ajwifc^etjs flic^cn {m. ii.) INTERLUNAR, ) af/j. janfdjcn i^oIU INTERLUNARY, S "ub 5)lcumonb. iNTERMARRi.VGE, s. bic 2i5cd)felbci= rati), .^eirat^ jwifr^cn jwei 5amt= lien. To INTERMARRY, v. a. Wcd)fcffcitig« ^ciratben (untcrSaniilicn) fd)ltcfcn. To INTERMEDDLi:, v. n. ftd) (linbcVU* fen) in etmaS mcngen, ins 3}}ittcl tretcn. INTERMEDDLER, «. bcr fid) (nnbcru» fen) (Sinmengcnbe, bie (unbcrnfcne) 9)iitteUvcrftnt, bcr Untcvl)dnblcr. INTERMEDIAL, adj. ba^U)ifd)cn (iu bct SJiitte »pn jroei 5)ingcn) befinblid) ; }a'ifd)en inne gelegeu; —.space, ber Scittclranm. LNTERMEDIATE, adj. baS 9JJitteI (bie 'DHttc 5aMfd)eu ja^ei Srtrcmcn) bal= tcnb, im 2)2ittcl ; — colour.*, bie ^Jfit^ telfarbcn ; — hour, bic 3".''ifd)cnftim>= be; — sort, cine 3)iittcl(^attnng; — space, bcr 3JJittclraum, 3»-'if'^)fn' raum; — stages, Su-'ifc^i'iift'itii^""'* INTERMEDIATELY, ndn. tm aiiittct, burc^ Sa5»ifd;enfunft, vcrmittcljl. INTERMEDIUM. .1. 1. bcr S"-''!"''')"'- raum ; baS 3»i>ifd)enmittcl. INTERMENT, s. bie ^ccvbiguiig, tai 58egrdbniB. INTERMIG RATION, s. bie gcgcufcttige Sluswanbening. INTERMINABLE, ndj. grcnjeulos, un« enblid); unerme^lid). INTERMINATE, c//?. niibegrenjt, grea» jcnlci«, cnf>lo«, unbefd)rdnft. To INTERMINGLE, v. I: a. imtcrmt* fd)fit, mifc^cn; U. n. fi4) »ermifd)en, vermifcbt fci)n. INTERMISSION, *. ba§ Uiitcrlaffeii ; ainSfe^en ciner .Sanbding fiir eine gciuiffe 3ftt, 9lnfbijvcn, bie >^aufe; ber '.ilbfafe ; bie 3anfd)enuit ; without — , nnabldffig, unnnterbrodn-n ; — of the ague, ber ftcbevlofc 3"ftanb. 217 INTE INTE INTII WTERMissrvE, mij. uiitcrBrot^fii, in Slbfafecu, co/. vucfibcife. To iN'i'ERMiT, V. I. a. untcrlaffcit, im= tcvbi-erf)cu ; ll. n. nac^laffcn, aii«fofecn, cbfeScii, Viitfti'f"' abroccfcfelti; the fever intermits, baS Sicbcr latJt Uild). INTERMi'iTENT, cuij. tiaci)laiTeitb, au«= fc^Cllb, ab«)Cii}fclllb ; — fever, ba3 gSecbfcIfieber; short — pains, furjf, uittcvbvo4)ene ©c^incvjeit. INTERMITTING, part. vid. Intermit; — fever, baS aBccfefelfteber ; — ly, adv. til Slbfa^fit obet 3roifc^eurdu= men. TV INTERMIX, V. I. a. unteviUtfitcn; n. n. sermifc^t fci;ii. INTERMIXTURE, s. fcte 2)Jtfc^ltnfl, ©etmifcbiiiig: baS ©cinifc^, coi. bcr 5DJtfit)mafc^. INTERMUN'DANE, adj. j^ilifc^CU JTOCt aBeU= obcv >f)tmmfl3!in'pcni bcjinbi lic^ ; _ space, bev 3iauiii ^mifc^cn J^immcUforpcnt. INTERMURAL, adj. s«jifcf;ftt SDJaucnt beftnbltc^. INTERMUTATION, s. bte »»fc^felfettiae 2)?itt()ctlmig. INTERNAL, adj. 1. tniicr, tiinere,titner= lic^ ; 2. ciiibetmtfc^/ tiilanbifc^; 3. rnvflic^, roa^rbaft; 4. gctpig ; — excellence, tiittcve (tDii^re) ©lite (Sofi trcf lid[)fett) ; — navigation, bte Stlt= neiifc^ifffn^rt; — peace, tiincver i5rie= be; —taxes, ber SBiunciisoII; — ly, ado. titnevlicfe, tm 3imevu, beni ®ci= fie iiacfi, geifltg. INTERNATIONAL, adj. ftc^ ailf bCIt 3roif^cit9frEcbv jroeievobei' mebvercr Slatioiieu bcjtebcub, bariit begviiiibet; — communication, bit 9]crffl)i't'=3Ser= biubuitg 5iuctev obcr mebvcvcv S'JatiO' ttoiteii; — law, baS aiif bent 3rot- fc^ettuevfc^v jHJcicv cbcr incl)verer Stattoucii ftc^ bc8t(,'t;cnbe ©cfefe. INTERNECINE, adj. gcgciifctttc^e ^zx= p6ruiig bcjnjccfcub, nibrbevtfc^ (w. ii.). INTERNECION, .t. ba3 (jcgeiifcitiije ?J2orbeit, ©cmefeel (w. ii.). INTERNUNCIO, s. ber 3nternuuciuS (au^erovbeutli^e Sotfc^aftev teS $avfle«). INTERPELLATION,*. 1. bie Uutevbrc= bi-ed)ung, Srotfc^eurebe, ber (Stn= fvruc^; 2. bic cnifilt^e S3ifte, ber 5lufviif; 3. bte govbevung, ?&ox[et 2Jiitn}cvber «m efnc grbfitaft; 6111 of—, bte gericbtlic^e 53efttmimiug eiite« 9lcbcuuin)}aube« »or bent ^aitvtprojeffe. To INTERPLEDGE, v. a. gegeiifcittg «crpfaubeii. Td INTERPOINT, v. a. burcb (Sc^etbe= jctt^cu flbtf)etleii, titterpuiiftiveii. 7'« INTERPOLATE, v. n. eiufc^iebeti (in etne ©cftrift). INTERPOLATION, s. i. bfl§ Unterf*ie= ben, bte ginfc^iebung ; (8cl)fit» aSerfiilfcfcung ; 2: bie ein= obcr un= tergefci)obenc Sac^c. INTERPOLATOR, s.ber (©(^rtft--)a3er= faif^er. •jNTERPas.AL, s. bic Sajwifdjcitfunft ; aSermenbung, aScrmittelung ; by the — of, venniKeJft. To INTERPOLISH, v. a. fig. iajwifc^en glatten, poltren. To INTERPOSE. V. a. .$- w. 1 . bajwifcfien legen, fe^en, fleUen; 2. bajanf^en ai8 foil /men, ftd) einmengen, fic^ barcin (tn« 3Jhttct legen obcr) fc^lagen ; 3. untevbverf^en, einfallcn ; 4. 'scvniit; teln, ftc^ Derrocnben. INTERPOSER, s. bie >4?erfon ober (2a= ^e bie ft4) jwtfcben anbere jleUt; ber iBermitller, bie 2)?itteI§pevfon. INTERPOSIT, s. ba« 2)e))ot jnjifc^en jwei 9lationen. INTERPOSITION, s. 1. ber 3>vif4)cit= flanb, bie 3wifd)enliige, 3wifci)e"= ftellnng; 2. SiijUMfrfjciifnnft; 3. Sicrmirtelung ; 4. n>aS bajiuifdjen gelegt, gefeljt, geftcUt ift, bas 3»«t' t^enbing. To INTERPRET, r. a. auSlegcn, bciiten, evflareit, verbolinetft^cn. INTERPRETABLE, adj. crflcirbar. INTERPRETATION, .5. 1. bie 9luSle= gung, "Deulnng, 6"rf(aruiig ; 2. baS ^Jcviiuigcn etmas auSlcgcn bber crtla= ren ju fennen. INTERPRETATIVE, adj. 1. flltSlegenb, beutenb, erflcircnb ; 2. bnrd) (Sffla= vung ^erau§gebrad)t, gefammelt, auSgelegt ; — ly, adn. au«Icguitg6ix>et= fe, in g'orm eiiier ©rfltiinng. INTERPRETER, s. 1. ber >J(uSleger. (Srflarer ; 2. Ucberfefeer, S)olmet= INTERPUNCTION, s. bic Scl)riftjei= (tenfc^ung, Snterpunction. INTERREGNUM, s. bie 3ivifrfienvegic= rung, 3njifd)en()crrfd)aft, 3>wiff^cn= »ermaltnitg, baS 3ntervegnum. INTERREIGN, vid. Iktkrregnum. 1NTE?,RER, s. ber eingrabt, SBcgraber, 2;pbteugrabcr. INTERREX, s. ber 3wifd)curegent. To INTERROGATE, v. a. &■ n. fragcil, befragen, anafragcn, eraminircn. INTERROGATION, s. baS gragen, S8e= fragcn, SluSforfc^en; biegrage; — note or sign of — , baS Srrtgejei= ctien [?]. INTERROGATIVE, I. adj. ctne Srnge anjeigenb, fragenb ; n. s. i>aS 3'vage= wort ; — ly, adv. fragrocifc. INTERROGATOR, s. ber gfflgcr, Idfligc Brager. INTERROGATORY, I. adj. cinc grngc cntbitlteiib ober flulbriicfenb, fra= ofub; II. s. bic Srage; z,. t. bas §iMgefliiif. To INTERRUPT, v. a. 1. iintcrtrcc^en, I)inbern; 2. trcnnen. LVTERRUPT. adj. fine Stluft, cillCH :j]nufe ; — of time, bie 3mifc^en5cit; without — , unge[)iii= bcrt, iiiigcflovJ, itnauff;ijrli(^, 'iu ci= nein fort. INTERSCAPULAR, adj. JttJifcf^CU bcn (adjuUevn befinbli^, ober licgenb. INTERSCIND, r. a. jerfc^ncibcn, nb= fc^neiben, iiutcrbred^en. To INTERSCRIBE, ». a. bil5Wifd)Cn f^reibcn. INTERSECANT, adj. jerfd)iicibcub, jer= tbeifenb. To INTERSECT, v. a. <$■ n. burc^f^nci^ ben, fic^ bnrc^fi-tineibcn, burd)freusen (oon ?iuicn). INTERSECiMON, .1. i>aS 5)urd)fd)nei= ben, bcr 2)m-(^fd)nttt, Surd;fd)nitt«= puntt. To INTERSEMLNATE, v. a. brtJUJifc^CU [Sen (W. ii.). To INTERSERT. ?>. a. cinftbtebCn, Clil* fc^altcn, cinniifdjen. INTERSERTION, .5. ba« g-ingcfdjaUfi- nc, bie ©infc^alhing, t5inmifd)nng. INTERSPACE, s. ber'3n)ifd5c«vaiini. To INTERSPERSE, i;. o.mit rinftvcuen, nntcrmengcn. INTERSPERSION, s. bag einftreiicH, bit ©infireuiing. INTERSTELLAR, adj., }lX>ifc|en bCS Stcrnen befinblic^. INTERSTICE, .^. bcr 3>'>ifrf>fnr'Tii>«; bie3»ift^enjcit. INTERSTITiAU adj. 3TO'f*f"l"rtlimt ^abenb ; — vacancies, 3>vifd>tiirSus me. 7'« INTERTANGLE, -«. a. Ber!initfn, Berfc^Itiigfit, i^crwivrr^I. INTERTEXTURE,^ bbs @c»ebe, ®fs mcnge, bic 3)JaniiigfaUigfeit. INTERTROPICAL, adj. jwifd^ftt bCJt SBcnbefreifen gelegcn. To INTERTWINE, i v. n. til CtllrtHbct To INTERTWIST. S fd;!iiigen, bui-t^s flcc^ten, i)erPed)teiI ; serpents inter- twisted, scrfc^lungene Sfbiangfit. INTERVAL, s. 1. bcr 3wifc^einMiini, ^.Jlbftaiib ; bie Seerc, ?iiifc; 2. Sri ft, 3»ifdK"5cit, 5panfe ; 3. Mas. T. bet S^onabflanb, bie 2:onivtitf ; interval.* of sense or lucid intervals, bie ltd>tcil 5lngciibli(Jc (etneS giebcrtraiifcn), ?lVi)rcrie ; by intervals, $11 yerfdjicbCi nenSJJalcn; »on 3eit ju 3<'f' •'"= terbrodjcii, wi. frift=, ftof=, ober rntf= U'cifc. INTERVEINED, ndj. fg}eid)fam mif) mit *Jlbern burd)|lt>diten, (ivie) i>p» Qlbern bnvd)fd;nitteH. To INTERVENE, v. n. 1. ba5n>ifd)en fommeii; cintretctt (oU .0'"^^- nt^) unertDortet; 2. bajn lommew, binjiitretcu ; 3. fic^ in baS OTittel fc^Uigen ; 4. fceifteften, intcrseniveit, UCrmtttcln ; intervening space, bCI 3njifrbcnrflum. iNTERViiviENT, ndj. ba^ittfdjcn Tom= ntcnb, jufip^eitb, smfallenb (». ii.). INTERVENTION, .^^ 1. bie 1)a?»vifdren:- fnnft; 2. bni X'ajiinfd)eiiltegen, bci 3wifd)cnftanb ,- 3. SScviiiittetitng, bet JBciftanb. To INTERVERT, v. a. fine anbcrc 3f id>= tung geben, ju cti«ii3 anbern Mn»en= bcn (TO. ii.). INTERVIEW, s. bie 3iif>iiiiinenfnnft, Uiitcrrcbiing, ©efpredjniig. To INTERVOLVE. v.a.fig. IH cinailbct wicfeln, rtnvitfeht. To INTERWEAVE, v. a. 1. in finanbci wcben, nnteniMrfen; dmucbei}, sfr: ireben, bnrc^fled^ten, burd^rnnfen ; 2. ccrmengcn, nntevmifdifn. INTERWEAVING, 5. bn3 3ufanmTni= iDcben, *JScrmeben, ©ewebf. INTERWORKING, s. baS Untemnrfcn. INTERWRE,\THED, adj. (ill einCM ^x\\\\\) gcffoc^tcn, burdbfjpd^ten. INTESTABLE, adj. L. T. llllfnl)ig Ctn Sieftamcnt ju madjeit, ober cin 3e»g' nip absnlegcii. INTESTACY. .?, ber 2)?angel cinc-3 Zt= flamentea, 2}tangel filter (^vbfe^nng. INTESTATE, ndj.' J.. T. O^nc Sffla^ tnent, ohne S3crmdc6tnip; to die — , ftcrben obne cin Seftanicnt :^inh'rlaf= fen 5U baben. INTESTINAL, adj. ju bcn Giitgetvctbcii gebiJrig. INTESTINE, adj. timer, inticre, iitncra Hc^, cin()einiifd) ; — wars, tnncM (obcr *i^iirger=) Jtriege. iNTiiSTiNES, s. pi. bie @ingfu>eibe, ©cbcirme. To iNTHRAL, v. n. in 3?anbe f*'«gfn. initcr bic Jtncdjrfcijaft brtngeii,i»ntw- iocfccn INTO INTR INVA INTHRALLMENfT, s. btf JlnCC^tfc^aft, @cla»crci ; ^oti), ba§ Srangfal. To INTHRONE, &c vid. To Enthrone, &c. INTIMACY, s. bie 33ertraitlici)fcit> 3n= nijjfett, tiutifjfie gi'cuiibfc^aft, i^x «cr= traute Umgaiii}. INTIMATE, I. adj. 1. tllllCl', timCVC, tU= iterlid;; 2.mi)t; 3. itintg, I'frtvaut ; II. s. btr SSertraatc, ctrtraute (53«T«n=) Srcmtb; — ly, adv. 1. fitg, genau, tii= nil] (init uii8 scrbiin^u) ; 2. itmig, Dc'rtraiit, mit tnnigfier, uii5ertveimli= djer Brcuubfc^aft. » Zo INTIMATE, V. a."'anbeutcii, anjet= gcii, ju «evflc[)cii gebfit (eiuem ctiraS); ju evEcnncii geben, at)ncii lafTcii. INTIMATION, s. bie 5lnbcutiing, 2Qei= fung; ber 3Binf, «5i"gfi'jcig. d Tfl INTIMIDATE, v. a. jagljiaft niad)cn,J Siu'(i)t eiiijagcu, ciufd^ii^tfvii, ab= INTIMIDATION, s. bilS j^liv^tcillja; <5cn, (Siiifd)iic^tcni, bie (linf(^iicl;te= rung. INTO, prep, tit, liat^ ; ^ilicilt, ficicitt ; 411 ; I went — the room, tc^ gilig til iiic ©tube (f;illCtU) ; I was led out of one room — another, inait fiif)rte mid; 4U§ eiiter Stubc in bicaitbere ; cotton is manufactured — yarn, bie 33aiim= njoUe tuirb ju ®ani fabrijitt; to break out — a fit of laughter, ill fill UU= iiiiipigcS @cla4)ter ausbvcc^eii; to burst — tears, iit J^iiraiicit aiiebvcrfjcii ; to bring — being, 5)a|"c»U gebcit ; to collect — a mass, til ciitc 'iUJaffe bi'iu = {jcn ; to dip — , ciiUniid)eit ; to go — mourning, itrauev itnlegcii ; to grow — i habit, jitr @eiiiol)iibcit ivcrbfii; to look — , ciiifct)cii, {)ineinfef)cii; his house (window) looks — my garden, (till ■fgaus (%cnfttx) Ijat bie 3Iii8f;c^t 111 nieincu @artcii, cot. qc^t iiiniciiicit ©nvtcit; to put (drop) — a harbour, ?iiilaufcii (in etneu.^afen); to put the form — the press, Ti/p. T. Ctlll;cbc« (bie gonn in bie ^lircfj'e) ; to put — (in) execution (practice), itt iJluSiibllug fcriugen ; to put — motion, in 33cn)e= ^ung fc§f n ; to resolve — , aufli.ifcn tu ; she rushed — his arms, fie fiet tl)lll in bie 3lrme ; to sink — slumber, cin= fdjlummern; to be tired — compli- ance, buvc^ liiiligeS (jubringlif^es) sSitten }ur SBiUfa^vung bcmogcn ttJerbcU ; — the bargain, \\X bcn ,5lauf, aia 3ug«''f ; barein, no^ baju, Dbeu= bie ill. INTOLERABLE {adv. — ly), ndj. \. 1111 = crtraglic^; unauSflcfilid) ; 2. au^evft fd)lcc^t; — ness, «. bie lliicrtvaglid)= feit. LNTOLERANCE, s. bie UubuIbfaiuEcit, Sntcleranj. INTOLERANT, I. cuij. uufa^ig ju crtra- gen; uiibulbfam, intolerant; IL «. bet Uiibulbfanie, Sntotcvante. INTOLERATED, adj. llid)t gebulbct. INTOLERATION, s. bieUubalbfamfcit, Sntolcvaiij. To INTOMB, V. a. vid. To Entomb. 7'o INTONATE, v. n. 1. bonncrU; 2. Mus. T. anftiminen, intcnivcn. KTONATION, s. bie 9lnftii«mung, 9lnfpra^e, j^onangcbung, 3ntona= lion. To INTONE, V. a. & n. fumiucn, bnmt= snen. To INTORT, t>. a. bre^en, wiuben, vtn= gen. r« INTOXICATE, V. a.beraufcfceu ; it' tf)6ren ; intoxicated, bevaiifd)t, trun= fen (with an idea, DOtt ctnciii ®eban= fen). INTOXICATE, adj. teiOUfc^t. INTOXICATION, .s. bie a3ernufc|)uiig ; ber 9?aufd), bie Srunfenljcit. INTRACTABILITY, s. bie U»biegfam= feit, Unlentfamfeit, ^alsftnvvigfeif, 3Bibevfpanfligfcit, ber Stcin-ftnn ; bie a?erfet)rt^f it ; Unlninbigf eit. INTRACTABLE (adv. — ly), adj. Utt^ btcgfam, untenffain, {)asf}(iiTig, tui; berfpenftig, eigenftnnig, itnbanbig; — ness, s. vid. Intractability'. To INTRANCE, vid. To Entrance. INTRANQUILITY, s. bie Unrube. INTRANSIENT, adj. unucrgiinglid). INTRANSITIVE (adv. — ly), adj. Gram. T. untbiitig, intranfitto ; verb — , ein tntranfttises aSerbiim. LMR.^NSMUTABILITY, s. bie llltycr= ivanbclbarfeit. INTRANSMUTABLE, adj. ftd) nid)t seniianbfln laffenb, nii|t jit ycnvaii= beln. To INTREASURE, v. a. St^afeC fam= meln (W. ii.). ToINTREAT, ice, vid. Tu Entreat, &c. To INTRENCH, i'. I. a. 1. einfd)iicibcn, fuvc^en; 2. »erfd)artjcn, cinfc^anjcn; II. 71. eingveifcn, (Singriff than (—on, upon, in) ; to — upon truth, bie 3Ba^v= ^eit becintnicbtigcn ; intrenched upon, bceintrad)tigct. LNTRENCHMENT, s. Fort. T. bie SSer- fd^anjung, bie ©djanje. INTREPID (adv. — ly), adj. Unevfc^rO= cfcit, iinyevsagt, fiifjn. INTREPIDITY, *.bic Unerfc^vocfcnf)cit, ^ul)n()eit, bev iUJntf). INTRICACY, .3. bie 33eniiicfelung ; !Sd;roicrigfcit; ba^ ©cunrve. INTRICATE {adv. — ly), Dcvworren, bniifcl, ycnviiffU, fd^ivicrig, mitJlic^; — nejs, «. bie -i'crwovrcnl;ctt, (£4i«ie= vigtcit, 5)unfelf)eit. To INTRIC.VTK, v. n. ycviincfclii (W.iC. INTRIGUE, .5. 1. bii!? 2-vnggcwebe, btc 'Jlvglift, bcr ()cimlid)e .*5a'iii)cl, ?iebcS= ^anbel, Jtniff, bie Snlnguc; 2. 3Ser= luicfefung, Seifc^iirjung (eincg ®c= bid)te«). To INTRIGUE, v. n. Uiauh fdjmteben, J3»iiibcl niac^en. INTRIGUER,*. bcr gfJanfemadjcr, SRiins fcfi^micbcv; 55ul;lcr, Jtuvplcr. LNTRIGUINGLY, adv. argliftig, ranfea soli, mit DJiinffii, burc^ *^^fiffc- INTRINSICAL (— ic), ndj. inner, n.nrf= !id), Wut)r, roefcntlirf); an — argu- ment, ein njcfcntlic^cr SPcweiS ; — value, bev iuucre (eigcnflirfie, ira&re) SBcrt^; — ly, ndi). tnnerlid), ini 3ii= jiern, njcfcntli^; — ly valuable, son innerem 2Qcrtl;c. To INTRODUCE, v. a. cillfiibven (— one into a society, ctitcit in etiic ©efelU fd)aft); cinem Scmanb uorftellcn, empfel)(cn, befaunt iiiadjcn (—one to a person, cincn mit 3em(inbcm); aiif= bringen (©cbriiucfee, u. f. w.) ; cin= fiil)r'en (ncuc 2Si3rtcr, u. f. it).); to — • a sickness in a country, cinc .Jtranf= bcit in ein ?aiib einfd)lcV'>.'en. INTRODUCER, s. bcr 6"infiif)rer. INTRODUCTION, s. 1. bie (Sinfiifirung, SSorflcHung ; 2. Ginlcttung, 3]orre= be ; letter of — , ber ©inVfc[)Uingg= brief; onthe — of ..., auf bie (5iu= Vfcblung beS . . .. INTRODUCTIVE, ) ad], cinlcitcnb, wt= INTRODUCTORY, 5 laufig ; introfluc- tory discourse, bie (StnlcitniigSrebc. INTROMISSION, s. 1. bic .^inetnfen= bung, diulnffung ; 3«ltifrung. To INTROMIT, v. a. btncinfciiten, etii= laffen; bnr(^lnffen. INTRORECEPTION, s. bie ©inlaffung, 9lufnar)mc (n;. ii.). To INTROSPECT, v. a. fttneinfc^en, Vriifen. mTROSPECTiON, s. ba§ ^ineinfe^cn bie Scfic^tignng, ^riifung. INTROSUSCEPTION, s. ba« 51ufneb» men, (Siniie^men, bie 9lufna()me. INTROVENIENT, adj. t)ineinfommcnt (n). it.). INTROVERSION, s. ias (SinnjSrtSfct)* rcn, bie (Sinwar*§fet)rung. To INTROVERT, 1;. a. fg. lillllHirts fel)ren. To INTRUDE, v. v. &■ rrji. einbriiigf Jl ; — on (upon), fid) niiffringen, aufs jwtngen, jubringlid) ftc^ ctnmifc^en, eiuSWingcn; to — one's self into, 1. fic^ ciubrangcn; 2. fid) (onf uner- lanbtc ',>lrt in bcn 58cfi^ cinci ®utc3 fcfecn, fid) bcffelbcn) bcmadjtigcu, gingriff t^un. INTRUDER, s. ber 3ubrin3lid)e, Ueber= Itifiige ; ©inbriiigling, jingcbeteiie ®aft; pfdilige Jiommcnbc, Stijrer; eingcfrungcne iBcft(j.cr. INTRUSION, s. 1. bic ©inbrcingiing, bal ilufbringcit ; bic 3ubringlid)telt, 5lumagung/Unbcfc^cit'cn()cit; 2. L. T. bie gen)alttl);itigc obcr gefc^wibrige Seftfenabme fvcnibcr licgeiibcr ®iitcv, »or bcr fjlerfon, bie ciu 9Jiicff«lI^vct^t baranf )^at. iNTRUSiviii, adj. cinbringciib, aufbrins gcnb, jubringiic^. To INTRUST, V. a. aiiycrtraiicn (— one with .... cinem cttvagi, ge[)cime Sliif^ trage geben; intrusted to my care, mcincr Sorge anvcrtmut. INTUITION, s. bie 5lnfdiauiiug. INTUITIVE («(/«. — ly), mlj: 1. an* fdjaacnb, nnniittclbar iuaf)rnet)mcnb ; 2. anfd)anlid) ; — knowledge, bie an- fd)ancnbc Jlciintnit), ba§ unmittclbare Stiffen. INTUME.SCENCE (— cy), .•?. 1. boS Sin* fd)ivellcn, 9liiffcf)wcUcn ; 2. bic @e» fd)unilft. INTURGESCEXCE, .«, bn« SliiffbmcUcn, Sliiffc^WfUfH. ^ic @cfd)ivnlft. To INTWINE, V. I. a. ycrflcd^lcn, burd)= flc^tcn, eiiiminben, t)crunnviilt}cit, gcv- tigfcit, Ucbung. To INURN, V. a. in ciiic Urnc (in ein ®rab) Icgen, bccrbigcn. INUSITATION, s. bic Ungcbr;iu(^Itd^» fcit, Ungeroofjntlicit (iv. ii.). INUSTION, s. baS ©inbrcnncit. INUTILITY, s. bie Unniifelid)fctt,5'lut>» lofigftit. iNU'i'TERABLE, adj. unau«fvrccf;lid). To INVADE, V. a. «<. mit ©cwalt be* trcteii, cinfatlen, iiberfalicn, anfaflen, angrcifcn, Sftnbfcligfcitcn beginncn ; fig. anta^crt, ftorcn, (5iiitrag thuu, einbringcn, an ftc^ reieen ; to — heaven, bcn .^immcl bcjtiinucn; u 21a INVE — the government, atjf (gfgCtt) bte gifgicninj} Io«stcl)cn. JNVADER, s. bcv Sliigretfcr ; Scmad:; tiger, (Stubiiiigcr, tutberrer^tUc^e 53c= {i^itel)incr. INVALESCENCE s. bte ®cfutlbf)Ctt, Stcirfe, Mvaft. LVVAI>ETUDINARY, adj. FrattfltC^, fte^, gcbvedjlic^, fc^ivac^li^, fraftlos. INVALID, aiij. 1. fc^wa^, traftlo^, «11= reniiogcub, bienfliiufii^ij], au^gebient, tuoaltbc; 2. {vc(l)t«=) uttguUtg. 1NVALID,«.1. ber gcbrcd)lt(^e 2neiif(^, (£ci)aHtc^e ; 2. 3)tcnfluitfa{)tgc, 5IuSge= btcntf, SitBalibe, Oiiiftner. INVALIDATE, v. n. frf)roac^eii, ?ntErnf= ten, tingiiUig niacl)cit, eiitgiiUtgcn, iimfio^eu. INVALIDATION, 5. baS ltitgii(tigma= <^cn, i£(i)aia4)cit. rNVALlDiTY, s. i>aS Unscrmogctt, bic 8ct6e§f(^UHic^e, Jtvaftloffnfett ; imtd)ts-') Ungii[ttfl!cit. mVALU/VBLE {adc. — ly), adj. imf(^afe= bar. INVARIABLE (d,iv. — ly), adj. miyerau= iixlid), befiiinbig ; — ness, s. bie Uii= vevaitbcilicijfcit ; Sf jlanbigtcif. INVARIED, adj. uiiucraiibcrlid;, inmb= wattbclbar (ooit JiBortern). INVASION, s. bei- (fctiibli(t)c) (StnfaH, UcbcrfalJ, Slufall, <£tvctf5ug, bic ©trcifcvci, Suyflftoii; fg. bcr @iit= griff; Slnfatl (ciitcr anftetfeubeit ,)lrant5eit). INVASIVE, adj. ciitfalkub, aitgreifcnb ; — wars, 9lngvtp= (UMbervcc^tiirf)c) INVECTION, (w. ii.) ) s. bic ^(ii^iigficJ); INVECTIVE, S fcit, Scbmii^ l)ung, (5ci)iinpfvebc, Spottfcijrift. IN\T;CTIVE (adn. — ly), adj. (lUjiigli^, ftic^club, bci^ciib, fattjrtfc^, f(^im= Vfmb, f(^ma()ciib, tdcibigcnb. To INVEIGH, V. n. bitfcr tabcln, fAjd- tctt, fd)ma^ctt, Io« jiet)cn obcv fa^rcit ( — against, iibcr). LWEIGHER, s. bcr Sc^eltcnbc, iU= fitbrlid)feit ; 2. UnficiiviHtgfeit. INVOLUNTARY (arfy.— ily), ndj. 1. Mn= mifltitbvlid); 2. ^infrcitviliig, gc: jiiningcn. INVOLUTION, s. 1. ba§ (Sinwitfcirt, bic ©iiimidfclnng ; 3Scri»irfdniig ; 2. SLkbccfititg, .ftii'ilc, bcr llinfc^lag; 3. Mat. T. hai SrfKben jum Onabrat, j?nbu8, n. f. w. To INVOLVI^ )i. a. 1. cinwicfdn, ein^ biillcn, nmbiillen ; 2. (mit=) ent^a!» ten, in fid) faffcit, obcr fd)licScn ; 3. »crmei!gcn, ucrbiitbcn, i>eifd>tviftci;K, I'cruMdcln, ycnvincn ; 4. Mat. r. mit fic^ fdb^ tiermebrcn, multivlici- rcn ; to be involved in ... . tlttcrcfrirt fci)n bet ... , »envirfclt fc^u in ... ; involved in debt, «crfc^ulbet. LNVULNERABILITY, s. vid. Inwlne- RABLENESS. INVULNER.'VBLE, adj. un'.>tr»!iiibbar, unserlc^bar, fcft ; —ness, s, bic Ub» ycrwnubbarfeit, Uayerlc^barfcit. To INWALL, V. a. uinmaucrn, nnifi|lic= ^cn. INWARD, \ a<;». ctnnjiirts, n([ balb beS CanbeS gctricbcncr) .Qaitbd, SStniicttbanbcl ; — ly, ade. iniicn, i«= itcrlid), tm3nitern; einwarlS; to fret (mourn) — , fid) ()ctmlid) (irgcvn (gra= men) ; I Weejj — for ... , mciu .§crj blutct nm (ff INWARDS, s. pi. To INWE.WE, V. ben, verflcc^ten, To unvHEEL, V. a. uV^igcbcrt, nmriit* gen, umfci)Iic^cn. 7V1NWOOD, V. a. tin 3%Ibe ycrborgea To INWRAP, V. a 1. firtpjiddlt, ««« ■(c (yiugcweibc. kcinwcbcti, »cn»e« IRON IRRA IRRE Diilkn; 2. 'oei-rotrrcn, umfiitcfcit; to — Ihe balls, Typ. T. (cf)cmil!sj} bie 33allcit ctufc^Iagcn. To INVVUEATHE, v. a. cillflec^tcil ; t>e= ffanjcit, umfvanjcii. wwROOGin', adj. ctiigcarteitet, cin= iicirirtf; eingefticft. lODlN, Iodine, s. Ch. T. baS SPt'tlt. IONrA>f, adj. jonifci; ; the — Islands, bic joitifdjcit 3nKlii. oNic, adj. jotiifc^, bie jonirc&c Sc^ulc tctrcffenb; — dialect, bie jonifc^e SKinibart ; — music, bie j,oitifc|)e ipii= ort Dbcr 3::oii feeling; —order, biejo' iiifdje Saulfiiovbiiuiii]. IOTA, s. vid. Jot. IPKCACUANHA, s. bie Specaciiau^a, IKASCiBn.iTY, s. bie ©ciieigtfjeit jiiin 3ornc, Sleisbarfcit. IRASCIBLE, adj. jum ^^XWt QCnctijt, rcijfcar, leic^t aufgcbvact^t ; — ness, s. vid. Irascibility. IRE, s. bee 3c»ni, Unwtlle, bic SBut^. IREFUL {adv. — ly), adj. JOVUig, n)ii= t^cnb. IRELAND, s. Srfrtllb. IRENARCri, s. (6ei ben alteit ©riecjiett) eiiie 2lrt t5rieben«ri4)ter. IREDESCENT, adj. rcflenboaeiifarbcn. IRIS, s. 1. Myth, bie 33otfrf)aftcvinn bfcv SuHO, 3riS; 2. B. r. iS4»«tliIie, 3riS; 3. bci- SJegeitbogen ; 4. Sic^t= tici«; 5. bie SRc(}enbo(5eu{)aut; bcr ^liigcnsirfel (rotbe JtreiS urn ba8 ?lU3e). IRISH, I. adj. tvifc^, irlcinbifcfe ; ll. s. sing. baS Svlcinbifc^e, bie irlait>ifc{)e Sprac^e ; the — , s. pi. bic Srlaiiber ; in compos. — man, bCV Sl'lailbCt; — woman, eiiie Srlnttbcriim. IRISHISM, s. bie ivloiibifc^e (gprac^ei^ geiibett. To IRK, V. imper. aVQtttl ) f fiillf Clt, UX- bricSett ; it irks me, (S iivgctt mic^. aiK.so.ME, adj. avgcrlid;, sjcvbviejjlicl) ; liijtig, miibe, iibevbriiffig; — ij', ado. ermiibenb, aiif cine laflige 2lvt ; — nes.a, s. iaS ^nniibciibc, bie 2ange= lucile, 2)Jiibigfcir, 5ScrbrictJlirf)feit. IRON, I. s. I. iaS (Siieii; 2. ba§ ^latt= Ctfett ; irons, s. pi. Seffclll ; prov-s. to strike the — while it is hot, ba3 Gifcit fc^micbett wcil tS njarin tft; to have t.'!0 many irons in the fire, }U oielcrlet @efcj)flfte babeii ; ju »ieleS auf ciit= mat iiitteniebmen; ii. adj. 1. cifent; 2. eifcnfarbisi; 3. .^r. uubeugfam, flrctige, biivK graiifain ; in compos. OUrtciI ooa/^ifcnj ; hand — (hooping — ), DJeifcifeu; cast — , @u^ci|en; cold-short — , faUbnid)igc^ ©ifen; fine metal — , raffillivtcS ©ifcil ; forged — , gcfdjiuicbetcg (Sifcit ; forge-pig — , Sto^eifen ; hammered — {or — ham- mered into hnrs, -rtUC^ merchant — ), ©tab= obcr (&tangciiciffn; New sa- ble — , rufftfc^es 3icufobfIcifcu; oid- Bable — , ruffifc^cS 3lltfobelcifeii ; old broken — ■ (scrap — , or bushel — ), ClU U8 (Sifcn, sBruc^eifen ; oisom — , 6i= fenju'Drabt; red-short — , vot{)bi-ii= C^igeS @ifen; rod — (round — ), Siuilbcifcn; roiled— ,9Jofkifeii; sheet — {or — in sheets), (S'ifcublcci* ; slit -, gcfc^uittciteS @ifett, Jl'uiiJeireii ; •wft {or pure — ), gcfd)meibigc§'(5ifcii; sparkles of — , bcr _.6ammevfd)lag ; - white — , ba§ SBcifiblec^ (sjcrjiiiittc Gifeiibtccfe) ; {aU SBerf^ciij^e u. f. >u.) a cramp — , eiiic cifenic Jl'lantmcr ; a flat — (box - , smoothing — ), bilS '4Jlatttifen ; pressing — , bad 33iigct= cifcii (bcr Sc^neibcr) ; a sow (or pig) of — , (ein breiecfigcs 'Stud (f ifcit, suif cS au-o beiu .^obofen fomint), bie . ®anl, baJ Slcp liin 3lIIgemeineii) ; — age, * baS cifcnie ^cit'ilf"; — backs of chimneys, ,Jtamiltp(attCU ; — bands ( — streaks), JJabft^ieilcn ; — bar, bie ©feuftaiige ; — bars, y. baS . IRRETENTIVE, adj. tltc^t be^altcilb ; an — memory, fin fc^njac^f S @Cbact)t= IRRETRIEVABLE (adn. — lv), aij. ltlt= erfcfelic^, Jiiiwicbcrbviiujlict); —ness, ». bie Uiievfc^lic^tcit. [RRETURNABLE, adj. uic^t icicberfe^' rcnb. IRREVERENCE, .1. bcr iDJangcI an g^rcrbiefuug, bie @fviui3fcl)a6ung, ©eringfc^ci^igtcit. IRREVERENT (adv. — ly), ailj. Une[)V= ftbietig. IRREVERSIBLE (ado. — ly), adj. imViU berrufli^), unalninbcrlic^: —ness, »-. bie Unanbcrniflic^fcit, unabiinbevs li(J>teit. rRREVOCABiLirv, s. bie Unwtbfrvuf: lic^teit. IRREVOCABLE (adv. — ly), adj. unTOt= bcviuflid) ; unucrmeiblic^; — fate, has uuabanbei-lic^e ©t^idf fal ; —ness, s. vid. Irrevocability. Ty IRRIGATE, v. a. waffcm, bcfcitc^ten. IRRIGATION, s. bte SBcnjafferuug, haS 33en5affertfei)n. IRRIGUOUS, adj. waffcrretc^, hmaf- fcrt, gemiiffevt, fcud)t. [RRISION, s. ba« ',»lus(ac^en, bie S3crla= cfenng, aScvfpottnng. IRRiTABiHTV, s. bie ateijBavfeit. IRRITABLE adj. leijbar. To IRRITATE, v. a. 1. retjen, nufbrins gen, eqitcnen, cntriifien, cibittern, quiilen, tirgern; 2. caegen, aufte= gen, aufncljen, evl)i5(;cnj irritated at, aufgebrac^t iibcr. IRRITATION, s. bie ©vjiimnng, Sf= bittci'ung, @ntnt|litug; OK-ijung. IRRiTATORY, adj. aufl-ctsenb, a'ufre; getib. lRRORATiON,.*.bie 93etvaufelung, 33e= fprcngung. IRRUFiTON, s. ber (gcwattfamc) (5in= fcruc^ ; (fei'nb(ict)e) (f iiifall, Ueberfall ; — of the se?, ba§ 3Iii8tretfn bes3Jlee- xti. 222 IRRUPTIVE, adj. etitbrecfjenb, ctufal= Icnb, bcroorbrec^cnb, ^evciuiliirscnb. iSAAK,s. 3faat (aJJann«name). ISABEL, ) s. 1. 3fabe(la (Sraucns ISABELLA, S "«inf) ; 2. bie 3fabeII= farbe; ba8 Sviiunlicf) (Sd^niu^ig--) @elb ; 3. ein ^jferb son folc^cr %ax- be, bic SfabeUc. iSAGOGic.\L (— ic), adj. ju cinet ein= Icitung gel)ovig, biefelbe betrcffenb, cinletteub. ISAGON, s. G. T. bie glcic&njinifclige Bignr, ba§ ©leid^ccf. ISCHIADIC, adj. A. T. ttn ben -gitftf rt ; — vein, bie .^iiftixbev ; — passion Med. T. baS ^iiftiucb. ISCHURETIC, Med. T.l. adj.\)ax\\{\t\- beub ; II. s. bag tiavntveibenbc 5IRittel. ISCHURY, s. Med. T. bie .^avnycvfc= %nng, .^arnfirengc, bcv i^arnjmang. ISICLE, s. vid. Icicle. ISLNGLAS, s. bev Sif^lciin, 3JJunb= Icint, bic .^aufcnblafc; —fish, bcr gro§c .§aui"cn; — stona, ber XaXU ftcin, baS gJJavienglaS. ISIS, s. bic SftS. isLAMts.M, s. bcr 3slami«mn«. 1SL.A.ND, .t. bie 3ufe(, baS ®i[aub ; — s of ice, ©isinfeln (fc^wimmcnbe ®§= maffen) ant 9iorbVol. ISLANDER, s. bcr 3nfelbeiuo^ncr, 3it= fulaner, (Siliinbcr. ISLE, «. 1. B»i. Island ; 2. vid. Aisle. iSLETVs. bte fleine 3nfel. ISOCHRONAL. ) adj. \M cincm gif i- ISOCHRONOUS, S cbcn Scitraume gc^ fc^e^enb, glcici)scitig. To ISOLATE, V. a. abfonbcrn, tfoltren. ISOL.\TE, Isolated, adj. abgefonbert, . freifle{)cnb,ein5cln, ycrcinjclt, ifolirt. IS0L.\T10N, s. bie 5?lbgefonbcrt^eit. ISOPERIMETER, s. o. T. ber fllcic^c Untfang. ISOPERIMETRICAL, adj. O. T. gtet(^en Umfang tjabenb, «on gletctein Um= fange. ISOSCELES, s. o. T. bic glctc^fc^enKigc gigur. ISRAELITE, s. bcr ^Sfaetit. ISRAELITIC, \ ,. .•,v„r:.:j. ISRAELITISH,! «<'•'• ''»'""^''^•'• ISSUABLE, adj. jur Sntfc^cibnng fii()= venb. ISSUE, s. 1. baS 4?«i''?crtoin'«e". >6fr= anSfommen, bcr 3luSgang, 9ln«mcg ; 2. bic iioSmac^ung, *-8efvciung ; 3. ber Slbgang; 4. bii§ (Snbc, ber ©(^httl, ^e|d)lu6; (Svfotg, bic Sotge, %oU gernng ; 5. bie 5Iii«gcbnrt, ilbtunft, liiact)Eommcn, Scibeecrben; L. T. jtinbcr; 6. tic 9iebcn=(Sinfiinfte ; 7. h. T. bcr (atrcitpnnft, (^ragcpnnft; 8. s. T. ba§ .. 3talien, SJalfdjlanb. ITCH, s. 1. ba§ 3n(fcn, ;cr Jti^el; 2. bie jlfa|e, bcr 9luSfd)lag ; 3. bie ©e= gicrbc, hoA iScvlangen (after, nac^). To ITCH, V. n. 1. ji'icfcn ; 2. '.>er[an= 8 en ; my finfiers — ■ to be at him, ic^ , abe groye Sufi i&n burc^jiigcrbcu ; itchin;,' desire, baS I)eftige ©clilfti'U (— after, nac^). ITCHY, adj. friifeig. ITEM, I. adv. and;), ingleic^cn, bepglci* c^cn, ferner, item ; 11. s. ber (ucuc, l)in5ugf!ommcnc) 91rtitcl (ciner 3it^^ tiunn Dber @d)rift), ^IJunft ; —maker, bcr yiccl;uung§mac^cr. To ITEM, V. a. anmcrfcn, aufjcidjnctt, aufnottrcn. ITERANT, adj. juicbcrfiolenb. To ITERATE, v. a. wicbcrfjolcn ; uocb cin Wlcil t()uu. ITERATION, s. btc 2Bicbcv^oIuug. iter.4lTIVE, adj. njicbcr^olcnb, wtebcr^ l)p|t, npc^maltg, nbcrntalig. ITINERANT, adj. rcifcnb, amnbcnib, berumsic&enb ; —justices, + /„ t. bit in ibrem 33cjirf ^eninircifcnbcn JTf icb= tcr; — tradesman, bcr f)crunircifcnbi' ,^aufntann, .^auftrcr. ITINERARY, L .?. bic afJcifebcfttrci^ bung, baS 3]eifcbuct>, .§aubbuc^ fiir SJeifenbe,, bcr aScgtueifer ; 11. adj. cine 9icife betrcffenb, rcifcnb, anf berSieifc i^erric^tct. To ITINERATE, r. n. retfcit. ITS, prort. fein, feiner, beffcu; to put a sword into — scabbard, ciu (St^ttJCrt in bic Sc^cibe ftccfcn ; Leipsic and — environs, Scipjig unb fcinc Umge=' bungen. ITSELF, prra. e« fclbfl, fclbft, ftd); of—. »on feibfl; it moves of — , c8 bca'cgt ftd) oon felbfi ; by — , fiir ftt^ allein, befonberS, beifcite. ' IVORY, I. s. sing. ba3 eifenbcin ; 11. adj. elfcn&eine(r)u; — hiijod wood pecker (Piats principalis), bcr 'id)roaVj= fpcct>t; — black, gcbraitntcS (5lfcit= bein ; — comb, cin elfcitbcincnicr jtainin ; — counters, Spiclniarfen son ©(fcnbcilt ; —gull, {/.anis ebur- nens), bic ©Ifcrtmcyc ; —shavings, pi. gcraSpcltcS (Slfmbeiit. IVY, ,•!. ber (Splj'eif, ta? SBintetgrun, ber (S-pptC^ (Hedi-ra — L); ground — , ber @rbepl)eu, ©iinbcrntan (Oiechoma — L) ; tree — , bcr 5BauinfVf)CU ; — berry, bcr dli^enfamc ; —clad, * mt( @p^CU gcfc^miicft ; -mantled, * »pm @p^eu umfc^Iunijcn, uinrantt» JACK — OH-l. hit ©raitfUle ; — resin, ba§ VYER adj. * mtt ^pl/tw BcwatJ^fcn, mit (Sv^fu umvaitft. J. J. 3, i, (Sob) bcr se^nre Suc^flabc beS 9llpl5abct5. r« JABBER, c. 71. fc^nattcvn, fc^ncH rcbcn, fctinjn^ctt. JABRER, s. ba« ©cfc&nattcr, ©cwafc^. JABBERER, s. bcr <5d)nattevcr. JACENT, cuij. Itegeub. ' JACINTH, vid. H1A.CINTH. JApK, s. 1. {dim. ft. John), So^ailU, .P)anii§, burl, .^anfel, S^cfcl ; 2. baS 2RSiinc^cii (bcr Si^tcre unb 3faubuo= fltl); 3. bev(i«i!8e)^cc^t; 4. *-Bra= fetiwf nbcr ; SBivbel; 5. bie (nut QU feubva^t biivc^ttat)te, lebcvnc) 3a(ff, ba« govfett, ^l^anscrflcib, ^Panjcr; bcmb ; 6. ber Icberne sc^Uud^ ; Stnia, tit (gc^ciiffaitiie; 7. .fp, T. bie 3iel= tiiget (bet eiiiem Jlegclfviel) ; ba« ^icl ; 8. ^fus. T. (ba« ait bcr Xafte aufrcdjtfie^enbe ©ttftc^cit, mldjiS bie Saite in (gcfeiuiujiuiig fcfet), bcr !Jlufrt)la9er,bic J)ocfe,S:att{5eitte; bcr Stift (bas Jllovvcld)en; aiontit ba« Sviiictt (eiiuncimbcl) gefvicit wirb ; y. .V. r. bte ®Df(^ (fictiic Sc^tff«: pac^gc) ; boot—, ber (Stiefclfiicdbt; —"in a box, bo8 Sc^ndjtclmaiiiicl^cn ; — and Gill, col. .<5an« uiib ®retc ; — with a lantern (auc^ — a lantern, pi. bnS 3rrlic^t, bcr ^rrwiff^ ; — in office, bcr bicuficifriac, gcfc^ciftige 3?camtc; iro.i — , T. biis cifenie j^ammrab; jumping—, bcr 3?iiigutii, fcic gcttgani ; supple — , cine aSeiitrcbe (ol« Spajtcrfloa) ; — by the hedse, ber aBegefcnf, ba« ^itobIaucl^«trmtt; — of a (the) clock (or clock-house), baS ©[ocfeununtiic^cn ; pmv-s. — win never make a gentleman, <§icob«ftab, ^oUan= bifc^e ©rabbogen. JACOBIN, I. s. ber ©ominitaiier; ll. Sacobiner. JACOBIN, Jacobinical. Jacobinic, adj. jacobinifcl), rcuoliitionar. JACOBINE, s. bie 5)or.iiuifaucruonue. JACOBINISM, 3. bie ©ntnbfdfee ber 3acobiner, ber Sncobiiiiianiu?. To JACOBINIZE, v. a. luit jacobiiiifc^ctt ©nmbfafecu atificcfett, i>ev^.^cf}en. JACOBITE, I..?. ber3aci>bit; lI. adj. ftc^ 511 bcii ©rimbfa^cii bcr 3atobi= ten bctennenb. JACOBrrLSM, s. bie @r«nbfa(}e bcr 3aEobitcn. JACOBUS, s. bcr 3iicobu§ (altc cnglt= fci)e ©olbmiinje »ou 2o.'?. unter 3ii= cob's I. Stegierung gcvrdgt). JACONET, Sin. s. bcr Saconct, cine 5lrt feiner 3)Ju«lin. JACTITATION, s. 1. ba§ .^erumhjer: fcit, bie (itftigc ©cmcgi'ing, gro^c Unrube ; 2. l. t. ber uurert;tindpigc i§ciratb«anfprucj). To JACULATE, v. a. fd)icpeit, WCrfctt (mit ^45feilcn u. f. w.) JACULATiON, J. ba« (Sc^icfjen Pbcr fen mit ^feiten, n, f. w., ©^lcu= bern mit aBurffpie^cii. . JACULATOR, s. bcr Sc{)Icubcrer (ciu 8if*). JACULATOpY, adj. btuauSwcrfeub obet fdilcnbcrnb, bcrausgcflopca, gci«or= feit, gefd|)offen ; in tnrjen lidien ge= fproojeu ; — prayer, baS Sto^gcbet. JADE, .?. 1. eirt altcg, franfe«, miibeS, abgcrittcuc§ $ferb, bie iDJiibre, col. JrTracEc. vuig-. ©cftiubma^rc ; 2. baS wilbe iUJdbc|)cu, bie toUe 2)irue, coi. wilbe Jpummel; 3. cont. bie (alte) 33cttel, ^Bic^e; 4. eine3lrt3a«pt« (cin gritnlid)cr (Sbeljiein, — ^ilbart be« 9]icrcufteing), ber Sitterftein, 3^c= pf)rit. To JADE, V. L a. i. abmatfcn, abja= jjeit, iibertreibcn (urfpriinglid) von ^fcrben) ; 2. ji^. ermiibcn ; 3. (iud= len, bubelu, berrifcb bebanbcln, ti)ran= niftvcu; 4. bcrabfcfeeii, crniebrigen, jii gcmciiicn, fc^mufeigeu Slrbcitcn ober2)ienftenbvaud3eupbcvbenu§eu; II. n. ermatteu, erlicgcit; jaded, part, abgetricben, abgcmatfct. JADERY, s. coiic-t. fitlcitte Strcic^e. JADisli, »'//. 1 hU, fcblimm, bo8b«ft/ wibevfpiitifiig ; fd)lc(i)t, nicbertrach= tig, fdldnblic^ ; fani ; 2. uiifcufc^, auSffbrocifcnb, Itcberlid). To JAGG,i). n. fcrbcti, niu'jacfeu. JAGG, «. bie JJerbe, .3'idc. JAGGED, adj. aiiSgejadt, gcfcrbt; — leaves, gcjdblicttc iildttcr ; — ness, s. baS ©eferbte, ^luSgcjacfte ; bie Uiicbenbeit. JAGGING, s. ba3 9lu§5a(fcn ; — iron, ba8 Jlcrbrab, 2;eigrabd)en, Jtuc^en= rdbrf)en. JAGGY, adj. gcfcrbt, ja(fig ; unebeu. JAGUAR, s. ber aincrifauifdie Siger. JAm 5. ber Jtcrfcr, ba« ©cfdngui^; — bird, ber ©efangene ; — delivery, L. T. bie Sntiaffung ber ©cfangencu ; ®cfangni6--'Jlu5[cerung ; —fever, ba8 ,5lcrfcrficbcr ; — keeper, vid. Jailer. JAILER, s. bcr ©efangennjdrtcr, jler= tcrmciffer, Stotfmciftcr; — 's fees, bie ©cbiibr beS StocfmcifierS, baS S^liepgclb. JAlvES, s. yi. ba8 bcimlic^c ®cmad). JALAP, ». bie 3alavpe (cine 93urjcl). J.AM, s. 1. bie 6onfer»e yen gcfottcnci' JARG Sriic^fcn, aJJarmcIabe ; 2. cine 5lrt Jtinbcrrocf (in SiittenJ ; 3. Min. T. cine Stcinfd)idn roclc^e (3t"tt=) ^H'- abcvn abfcf)ncibet ober iinterbric^t ; 4. bie ^fofte, nd. Jamb. r.)JAM, V. a. ftarf sufammenVrcfien, Elcmmcn, jiudiigcn, bviicfcn ; jammed, gcflemmt. JAMAICA, s. bie Sufet 3amaica; — rum, ber (c^te) 3itntaica=Diuin; — wood, cine 9lrt ffedige« 45oIs ju fei^ - ncn 3:ifd)lcvavbcitcn, ba« iU-afilett= bolj ; vuig. Sr incor. 33Jaf)agoi;i)bol5. JAMB, s. bie ^Jjfofte, ber $fciler; bie %[)\\X' Dbcr genftcrpfoftcn. JAMBEE, s. ciu o|linbifd)er gflobrjlocf. JAMES, s. 3acob (2)knusname). JANE, s. 1.' 3ob" angclebut; —raisins, pi. Sopfroftnen. JARDES, .■^. pi. Sp. T. ber 3iapVcu (cine ®cfd)nMilft, ober a3er|iirtung am Sd^enfcl ber 5Pferbe). JARGON, s. ias unocrflanbltdje ®e» fcbmdfe, ^^aubenuHlfdj, ber ®aUi« matbiktS. 223 JEOF JESU JILT JARGONELLE, s. eitte3lvt fiipcr on ^fcrbcn, 11. f. ti).). JERK, s. 1. ber Sto9, ©djfag, .§icb, Scftmip, 5Pra(I, %l\\d; Sprung; 2. (bci Jtnaben) aSurf (mit an bic Scite gclegtem Slrmc) ; the — of an epi- gram, bieSpi^c etncs Sinm^cbic^tes ; with a — , Vlo^ltd); at one — , auf ein 2)^al, vuig. wnppi ; to give a — , auffprilU^cn ; he has a -*- in his mo- tion, er brelit ben ^ei6 im Oe^cn; by — s, rutfmcife. JERKIN, s. 1. bns gBammS, bie Sacfc ; 2. sp. T. hfxi Wmni)ux »on ben gal= Icn, ber .gaf)n ; — of leather, ein Ic- berncs JloUcr, Sollet. JEROME, ) r- . . jEROMus, • i '■ ,'^""^";^'""« , JERONIMUS, S ('^"«n«"«'"f)- JERRY, s. ahbr. VOn Jeremy, ScrcmiaS (2)£ann3namc). JERSEY, s. 1. (bie3nrel)3crfev; 2. New — , bcr Staat 3leiu3crfe!9 ; 3. ba3 3erfei)=®arit (fcin gcfpomicnc, moneiic (Siiru) ; 4. bie jjetammte, mit Del jumepim'.en prciparirte aSoUe ; — comb, ber 2SoUfamm. JERUSALEM, s. (bic Stiibt) 3frnfa^ lent ; — artichoke, vid. Utltcr Arti- choke ; — cowslip, ba8 orientalifc^e Sungcnfraut; — delivered, baS be= freite 3crufalcm ; — oak, ba« Zxm- benfraut. JESSAMINE, s. vid. Jasmin. JESSE, s. ein (proper (meffingncr) 5lrm ober jlronlciirfjter in Jltrdjen. JESSED, adj. H. T. mit .3BurffcffeIrt. JESSES, s. pi. Sp. T. bie Su^banber (SJicmcn Pber aSnvfcffeln an ben %\m\\) bca SalEen. To JEST, v. II. fcl)erscn, fpa6cn. JEST. s. L bcr Scbcrj, Spap ; 2. ®c= geuftanb (bie ,3ielfd;cibe) be« S4)er= l(S; in— ill (au«) St^rrj, im fepa= ^C ; to take a — •, Spnf? »erftcl)CIl ; to put a — upon one, eiiicu fcl)raiibcn, fctjcrjcn (mitii)m); that is a (mere) — , Sie fd)er5cii ; $offcn ! fuii of — s, uoll liiftij^cr ©infalle ; she is his — , er treibt fciiieu Scfcerj mit it)r, bat fie SumsBcflen, ftc Idpt fid) »du i()m jam •Jlarrcn b«bcn; —book, baS aSabe^ mccum. JESTER, s. ber Spngmadjcr, Spa9»o= get; -^offenreiijcr; ©potter, Stiit= ler ; king's — , bcr ^ofiinrr. JESTING, s. has ©^erjen, ber ©^cr|, Sprtp ; this is no — matter, ba§ ifi ftiitc (Bad)i sum ©pafien ; — stock, bcr ©cgcnfianb (bie 3iclfd)cibe) bcs Scfjerjes ober ©potte« ; — ly, ado. im ©djerj, fi^crjmeifc. JESUIT, s. bcr 3cfuit ; — 's hark, bie gieberriubc, Quinquina, (5t;ina;— 's powder, baS (Sf)iuapiil»er. JESUITED, adj. 3cfuit gcTOorben ; aU 3cfuit; jefiiitifc^. JESUiTESS, s. bie Scfuitinn. JESUITICAL (— lu), (adv. — ly), adj. 1. jefuitifcl; 2. liflig, fd;Iau, jwci. bcutig, triigcrifd). JESUITISM, s. ber ScfuitiSmiiS. JESUS, s. Sefug. JET, s. 1. ber ©ngat, bag (glanjcnbe) ©rbpccl, bic sped)foi;ic ; — black, ped;: fd)mar5, rabenfc|>uav} ; 2.{jetd'eaii) bcr Spriuf^brunncn, SSaffcrfirabl; 3. (bci ©ictjcrn) bcr 5lu§ beS 9]?c= tails ; 4 (bet ai^etallarbeitcru, bie Dcffiiung bux^ ivclcbe baS fliiffti^c DJJetali tn bie (^otm gcgoffcn wirb), ber (Singu^. To JET, v. V. vid. To Jut. JETSAM, JetsonjS. L. T. 1. tcr ?lotb= flugivuvf, S'Jotbn.nirf, ©eeuntrf (bai3 5lu3merfen ter ®iiter iibcr *5orb, bet bringcnbcr ®efa^r) ; 2. baS ©traab-- gut, jJBradgut, (bie in cincm ©turme iibcr SSorb gemorfenen ©iitcr). JETTISON, s. vid. Jetsam. JETTY, I. adj. uon @agat ; fc^war' »te ®agat; II. s. bic aufgcmorfcnc (jrbe. ber Samin, ^afenbamm ; — head ber in ba3 3Baffer ragenbe .2;f)eil ei= nes 2BcrftcS, ixielci^cr bie ©cite einer ©ode bilbct, bas .§oft, bcr 4?afcn= 5)amm. To JETTY, vid. To Jut. JEW, s. bcr 3llbe ; pron-s. (as) rich as a — , fo rcic^ wie ein 3«be, fefjr rcic^ ; a — 's eye, bcr foftbarc (5)cgenftaub ; that's worth a — 's eye, baS ifl eill bocbfl angcnefjmer (foftIid>cr) 3l:i= blid; — broker, bcr S^robcljubc; — 'n eans, ba§ 3iibaSo^r, ober ber tfjoluiis berfd)wamm; — ' harp, bie iOJauU trommel, col. has S3ritmmeifeu ; — 's mallow, bie 3nbeitpappel; —pitch, baS 3iiben= ober $^ergpcd) ; — 's stone, bcr (Sctjinit, Subenftcin. To JEW, v. a. betriigen, prelten. JEWEL, s. bie 3»wclc, has Surocl, Jtleiuo'b, bcr (Sbclfteiu ; my — , meiu ©cliebter, meine ®clicbte, mcin Sicbling, mcin Sd)a^d)cn ; — blocks, JV: T. bie SecfcgeI§;(5ntlbIocfc; — house, or — office, bic ©(^a^tammcr (im Tower ju ?onbon), wo bic fonig= lifbcn Jlletnobicn aufbeumbrt «jcr= ben ; — like, gd'injcub tuie ein Snmel ; — s, pi. collect, ber ©d)niucf. To JEWEL, V. a. mit Sumclcu fcf)mii= ifen, scrjicrcu. JEWELLER, s. bcr Suwclicr, 3iinje= lent)aiibler, ®alantcricaiaarcnt)ani?= Icr. JEWELRY, s. Siiroelcn, ®alanteric= maaren. JEWESS, 5. bie Siibinn. JEWISH, adj. jiibifd) ; — ly, ado. jiibifd), nac^ Subcnart; — ness, s. baS 3n= bent^um. JEWRY, s. has jiibtfdie ?anb, 3ubcn: lanb; Subiia; ^alaftina. JEZEBEL, s. bie breific bu^ferifd;e graucngperfon. JIB, s.jsr. Ts. has sorbcrfie (breiedii^c) ©cgel eine« ©c^ifc!?, ber JtliVocr; «!(^g-. bie ^ure ; — boom, bcr I'orbcre S;^etl bc« Surgfprict«, ber Jlliiyci-^ bauin; —iron, bcr Siigcl be-3 ,Stlii= »er§ ; — stay, ba§ ^Bugfpriettau. JIFFY, s. vuig. in a — , hi eincm iJiu. JIG, s. 1. bie ®igiic (5lvt luftiger 2:an,5) ; 2. + haS luftige @ebi d)t, bie Sallabe. To JIG, V. n. cont. loidjt (uaci^Iafftg) tanjen, bcrnin l)upfcn. JIGGER, or — tackle, s. JV. T. ciu 2^afcl obcrSBinbcjeug I)inter bent Sratfpill. JIGGISH, a/?, jur ©iguf aufgelegl ober paffcni. JILL, .9. — . or — flirt. .?. bie ©fbluntpc, QScttel, licbcrlic^e 5)a-uc, 33ublbirne. JILT, s. bie (5)efa!lfiid,)ttgc, (Coquette, betriigerifc^e ©dnhie, 'sJoderinn. JOCO JOIN JOIN n JILT, V. I. a. Bu^Icrtfc^ (burcf; fc^mei(l)cI()afte.§of|nun0cn bcit ikU ^abev) ^tn{)aUeii, (i[)ii) affen, fojJpen, taiifctcn ; II. n. gcfallfiicltif] fei^n, toqiictlivcn ; a jilted lover, ctii betvo= (jeticr iiiefe^abcr. nMMERS, s.pi. tie Slttgclii, .§ci§Veit, SSiiber. To JINGLE, V. I. V. fltiigeln, fltm^jcnt, Ilappcvii, vaffeln ; n. a. fituaclii, u. f. ». mad)cn ober laffcii. ;iNGLE, s. I. bag ©ctlhtijcl, ®cf(a))= Ver, ®cvaffel; 2. SJeinifjetltitricl ; 3. bie .Elappei-, @Ic(fe, (Sci)cUe. Jippo, s. bie Supc, 3opi, baS 3aif= t^cn, gorfctt. JOAN, s.Sottanua, .^aiiitc&cit (<5i'auen= name) ; Pope — , bie ^piipfiiuu 3o= Iianiia. JOB, s. .^to6 (3)'JamiSitame) ; prov-.«. the patience of — , cine ^ngelSijebnlb; .-.s poor as—, fjijf^ft elenb, abgejchrt; arm; — 's comfort, ciu Icibigcv (fd)kc^tCV) Svojl; — 's comforter, fccr Ucbcrbvtnjcv eincv ncnen Un= flliicfspoft; — 's tears, bte i§iobStf)ra= ncn ; ba§ S^branengra^. JOB, s. 1. bie (fleinc, unbcbeutenbe, mcbrige, l^auftg ucvbiingene) 9U'bcif, Sobnavbcif, ^5crrid)tnn'i], baS (5)e= frbaft, 'ilemtd)cit, bie iVebicnung; 2. bcr ©cl;lag, .*pieb, i&toij, SHd); an unprofitable — ,fiff. eine §i"oI)narbcit, Svo()ne ; by (the) — , tnt Slccorb (yon ucrbungencv Slrbeit) ; to do a — , fine (uevbuitgcnc) SIvbcit iievvi^tcn, ar= betten; the — is over, ba3 ©cfc^cift (bte itibler (vid. stock- jobber, untcr Stock) ; — in bills of exchange, M. E. bcr SBfc^fcIreitcr ; — nowi, vu'g-. bcr 5;5ri)cl, Summfcpf. ^■)B-MASTEK, s. ber -^Jfcvbcycrlcil^ev, Sfioffamin. JOOELiN, s. ®pjclinn«, 3uftu5, 3ufi (iDJannsnamc). JOCK, s. dim. yon 3p!)it. JOCKEY, s. 1. ber Sorrcitcr (bcr bci 5l5fevbcrcnncn baS Stenupferb reitet), ajenufncc^t, 9^cunbubc, 3^eitbnvfcl;e; 2. ?icb[)abcr yon ^ferbcrenncn ; 3. ?5fcibcbanblcv, Sfiotlfamm, 9io6tau= fdjcr, 3fjDptaufd)cr ; 4. ^rcUcr, g3etru= jcr; — belt, bcr a)JautcIviemen ; — thip, bie Jtunft, ^rfabrnng, (5)cwaiibt= bcit, U. f. W. cincS Jockey ; ^fcrbe= liebl)abcrci ; — tricks, feine J?nifre, 91anfe; — whip, bie Sparforccpcitfite To , JOCKEY, u. a. 1, ju 5)3ferbe (betm SfSettreitcn) eincn anrcnnen, mit i^m turnircn; 2. VvcHcn, bctriigcn ( — out of. uni). vxjosE, adj. fcberjb'ift, lufiig; fur}= Wfilig, frobltci) ; jn a — style, tm 6urleSfcn Stvile; ~iy, aih. fc^erj^ 60 jocifc, fc^crjcnb, in <24)crj ; — nuss, s. bie ©dH'rjbaftigfcit, Jturpcil; I^ufligfeit, ©papluft, bcr ©pnp. JOCO-SEUious, tuij. l)alb fc^erj^aft tmb l;alb crn)1l)aft. JOCULAR, adj. fd;erj(}aft, fpa6[)aft, furjttjcilig, luftig; — ly. adv. fc^cr}= »eifc, fpaBbaftc'r Sfficife, in Sc^erj cbcr (Spa^. JOCULARITY, s. vid. Jocoseness. JOCULATOR, s. ber .^^answnrfl (im aJHttetaltcr) ; SRinfircI, SSanfeU fanger, Safc^enfpieler. JOCULATORY, adj. fpapbiift brollig. JOCUND ((idv. — ly), adj. fdjcr^^aft, liifiig, munter, Icbbaft, fr6l;lid; ; — strains, muntcre Sieber ; — ness, s. bie (2d)cr5baftigfeit, Suftigfeit, 2)Juntcr= feit, gcbf)aftigfeit. JOCUNDITY, s. vid. Jocundness. JOE, (Joey), s. dim. y. Joseph, 3ofep^ (3)Jann§namc). To JOG,K.i.n.ftoticn, anfioSen; riittein, fd)iittcln ; to — on, fortftogcn, fort= trcibcn, fc{)uppcn; IL n, ftc^ langfam beiycgcn, fdilcnbcrn, t)iu unb' tier piegcn, gcriittcit (gcfhiuc^t wcrben) ; tm Xvahi fii^ (aiif un& nicber) bc= >ycgcn, col. jncfcln ; to — on, babin fctfcnbcrn, fortgefjcn ; forttraben ; will you be joguingl Juillfl bU bi(^ (glcid)) pacfcn? JOG, s. bcr <5tof, (Sc^up^); SBtnl burdi eincn Sto^; ba8 3ai^Wn, Stolen cineS SBagenS; fg. ^<:r 9ln= fiofj, bie (2d)n>ierigfeit; —trot, ber iangfame ©d^aufcttrab, ^aij;.fe-. baS ^Be^arrcu bci bent alten ©c^Icnbrian ; honest — trot men, SJcute yon get»6t;n= lidicm (Sc^lajjp. JOGGER, D. i.' ber ctnen anbern ili'gt; 2. bcr fid; rd)WcrfaUig bcwegt, SBacf= Icr, S.t)Icnbcver. To JOGGLE, V. a. fc^icbcn/flc^en. riit- tdn. JOHANNES. .9. cine portngieftfc^c Oolbmiinje yon 6400 sHeeS obcr 8 dollars. JOHN, s. 3o^anneS, 3of>inn (3Jiann8= name); a country — , "bcr 33nuern= jofcl ; [loor — , ber Jlabcljau ; St. — 's bread, bas 3cf)anniSbrob ; St. — 's wort, bas 3o[)anni8Eraut, bcr Sci= fn^; —apple, ber 3obanni8apfcI ; — a-drcanis, bcr fiumpfe, tranmcvi= fc^e iDJcnfd), ,'oanS bcr S;raumcr; — dory, '(loreeV bcr (£t. ^ctcrSfifd;, lionncnfifdj, (Dolbftfc^. . JOHNNY, .*. (dim. y. John) .§ann«cbcn. v'o JOIN, r. I. a. fiigcn, in einanber obcr jufammcnfiigcn, binbcn, ycrbinbcn, (—to, mit,) ycrcinigen, (5n=)gefcUcn; binju fiigcn; to —battle, an cinan= bcr geiatbcn, I)anbgcmcin wcrben ; to — company with one, cilicn ab= bolcn; cinl)o'lcn; to — convoy, ^u Gonyci) f}o§cu : to — a ship, em ©c^iff (im Segein) cin^oten ; to — hand, T. bic ©lunbftric^c tm Sd)rei= ben snfammcufiigen, formen; to — hands with ..., bcificljcit, bie .§anb Icil)cn; to — interest (fellowship) with one, gcn:einfcf)aftlid/fe ©ac^ic mit cinciu mad)cn ; to — issue, vid. lintcr Issue ; joined to. ycrbitltben mit..; joined witii .., im @in!laitg (in Uebereinftimmiing) mit . . • joined together in.., (;5ufammcn) yerbnnbcn, vevcint iibcr ..; iin. ft{f) ycrbinbcn, Snfammcntrctcn ; i(ufammenHogci*, aiiftojjcn, ftd) bcriil)rcit, angrcnjeit, nal)efel)n; ftd) fd;Iagcn ; to -^'hard, bid)t angrcinjen; to — in ..*, cin= ftimmeu in.., S^cilnc^men an..; to — in discourse, ftc^ mit inS ®e= fprac^ cinlaffcn ; there I — with you, bartn ()alte id) eS mit 3f;nen. JOINDER, s. L. T. bte iScrctnigung (3toeicr gegen eincn 2)riltcn, bei einem ^rbjeffe) ; a — in a demurrer, bie 2?eveinigung beibcr ^Part^cicu fiber bie 3nlofftgfeit eines Sncibenj- ^junftcs. JOINER, s. ber (Jlunfi=) 2;if4ler, @d)reincr;— 'stools, Siifdilcrroerfjeii^ gc; — 's trade, ba« SifcblcrbaiibwcrE. JOINERY, s. bie Ofunfl--) 2;ifc^lcr* arbcit. JOINT, I. s. I. bie f?ugc ; 2. ba8 ®c= lenf, bcr Jlnotcn (bcr ipflanjen) ; 3. baS ®lieb, Sidbcin, bie ,Eculc ; 4. bie Qlngcl, baS ©d;arnicr; — s, Tgp. T bic 2)edclbanber ; — s in walling, bt; gugcn im ajJaucrwcrfe ; II. — , <:rf;. scrbunben, ycrcinigt, yereint; gc- mcinfd)aftlic^ ; to cut — from, ii; ©tilde fd)ncibcn; out of—, aiis ben Sugcn ; yerrcnft ; fig. in Unorbnung, in SJcrwirrung, unruf)ig, bcmcgt ; to put out of — , auS bcifQugcu brin= gen ; augrenfcn ; yerventcn ; fig. ycr= icirrcn ; to put one's nose out of — , 3emanbcm bie ®unfl cincS 2Inbcn; ranben; coi. ti;n augflcc^cn, mi bcm <2attct ^e* vU ; to set into — , fiigcii, Sufamjr.cnfitgcn ; cinrcnEcn, cinriri)= ten ; compos, turning — , baS SBirbcU b;in, ber aBirbeIfnod)cn, ba8 UM- gratgclcnf; — of veai, ber italb8= fc^lagct, j?aIbffioB, bie Ralbe= iculc ; M. E-s. — account, Slct^nmia jur ^dlfte ; for — account, fiir ge= meinfd)aftlic^e Sicdjnung ; — bolts, pi. jv. T. bic <2d;licfbol5cn eines 9ia = pertcS ; — business, bag (Sonipaguic.^ ©efc^aft, bie ^ompagnic=.^anbluug; — capital, ia^ (Capital cincr. ^Jityerfaufcr. r.> JOINT, V. a. 1. fiigcn, jufammcn. fiigcn, (glieberartig) ycrbinbcn; 2. na'cft ben ®elenfeu jcrfdjucibcn, jcr= Icgcrt, jerglicbcin, }erf;aucn, jcr. fpaitcn. JOINTED, adj. 1. ycrbunbcn ; 2, ge- glicbert, mit ©cicnfen yerfe^cn ; fnotig, yoU Jinoten (yon ^JJflanjcn) ; 3. Jtrglicbcrt; — giass-wort, bar SfiUfraut; — wool, jweinjui^figt 2BoIle. ^ \. , , JOINTER, s. T. bcr grofe Jpobd, ©lattbotiel, ©^lid)tI)obeL JOINTLY, adv. ycrciut, mit einanber, .^aiib in .5.inb, gcmcinfd'aftlid), i,\\- fammen, ,ammtTif^, fammt, iiebft: each for ihe other — and sepjlrateh Qlllc fi^; eincn unb einer fiir SlUt f.imn/ unb fonberS. JJlNf JS3. s. I- T. bie SSeftftcnr'.; 225 JOUR JUDG JUGL tints SJciBgebtngS ; ®rljtnn, X^tiU labertnn, aJZitgcttoffictt. /OINTURE, s. L. T. taS 23iftl)um, Sfibgebinge ; in — , L. T. sufammcit, fniniUtltd) ; to make (a woman) a — , (ciiict %xm) etu 2Bcrtt)um ausfe^cn; —house, fcie 2SJtr:njeiinjo()nuug, bcv aBtttwenfib. To JOINTURE, V i. L. T. (etnet Sritu) etu Sctbgcbiirge atiSfcfecti. JOIST, «. bcr Guerbalfcn. To JOIST, v.a. (init Ouerbalfeii (bc=) kgcti. JOKE, s. ber ffif/ SJiuntcrfeit; 2. ?ufibarteit, 53elufligung. . JOLLY (adv. — ily), aJj. lujitg, fr6^= lic^; nmuter, frifd); f^on, roobU gcbtlfcet; —boat, jV. t. ba8 Heine (ukrrubrige) 53oot, bie 3oUe ; a — boy, eiii bevbcr (muuterer) Su'ige ; a — blade, or — dog, ber luftige S8rn= bT, 53rubcv=?uftig, col. ein ftbclcS To joi-T, V. a. &■ n. fiojjeii, fd^metpen, riittein, fcf)iittclii, ftaii4crt; jolting of a coach. ba§ ©to^en (Stauc^en) einer Jtutfdjc. JOLT. s. bcr (2to^, Scfjnttg (cineS 2Bagen«, n. f. w.) ; —head, ber 2>icf= fovf, ©untmfopf. JOL'i'ER, s. bie 5perfpn obev Sai^c, welc^e flijjjt, ftaiu^t, u. f. w. JONAH, Jonas, s. 3oua« (aJJann§= name). JONATHAN, s. 3ottat^an (5nJann«= name) ; Brother — , fig. baS ameri: lanif^c 55o!f. JONQUIL, s. bie SoncjiiiHe. JORJDEN, s. ber 3caci)ttopf, .ffammer= fopf, ba« 5^ac^tgefi^irr, 9Jacf)tbecfcn. JOS, dim. «on Joshua, 3ofua (iUiannS- name). JOSEI'H. s. 1. 3ofep^ (3Rann«name) ; 2. tin 3Iina5onenl)abit, 3fJeit£[cib ber 2)ttnien; — 's flower, bie rotbe uiib gelbe S;u(pc. JOSHUA, *. Sofna (?Kann«naine). joso, s.cine 2lrt ©riinbling (tleiner to JOSTLE, V. a. ftO^Ctt, vidg. f^UVPert. JOT, s. baS Sotn, Sot, «piin£tc^cn; not a — , gar nicf)t ; every — of it, bis nuf ein 4paar, SllIcS mit einnn= ber, ganjlic^. TrtJOT, V. flj aiiffc^rciben, ntcber= fd)reiben, onmerfcn, notiren. JOTTING, s. bie 33emerfung, 9lumer= fung, 91ote, baS 5Diemora'nbum. JOURNAI^ s. 1. baS Sagcbuc^; 2. bie 3citfc{)tiff, baeaSocbcnblatt, bie'DJo^ natg; ober iBierteijabrSfc^rift, baS 3o«rnaI, (S^iff«=3ounia(. JOURNALIST, s. ber a^erfaffer einer 3eitfc^rift, eineS 3ournaU ; 3our= nalifi. To JOURNALIZE, v. a. citt Sagcbu^ balten, in ein 3:agebuc^ 3erjeic|nen; to — articles, M. K. ill ias 3ournal fintrageii, jpurnaliltren. JOURNEY,*. btcSfieiff, Sanbreife; to 'J26 take (to make, or to go) a long — , etne (groge) Cteife macben; — chop- per, ber (Sarn=: ober ^n^irnt^a'ibler tin ^leinen ; — man, ber Xagearbei; tcr, Sagelobncr; ^P^n^nJfi^f^iFftl'/ @cfeU ; — man shoemaker, ber (5c^ub= fnec^t, ©c^uf)mac^ergefc[l; — man tailor, bcr ©^ueitcrgefeU ; — work, bas iagemerf, bie Siagearbeit (einc» 5)Jrofeffioniften). To JOURNEY, V. n. rcifen, ttjanbern. JOURNEYING, s. baS C^cifen. JOUST, s. ba« S;urnier; jousts, pi. bie S^urntcvfpicle. To JOUST, V. n. cin Sumicr ^alten, im S;urniere fecbten, turnieren ; jousting- place, vid. Justung-place, Untcr To JnsTLE. JOVE, s. Myth. %l\)ikr ; by — ! emph. beiin Supiter! coi. meincr ©ec^8 ! JOVIAL, adj. 1. .^strol. T. UllUX bCIU ©nfluffe beS (^lanetcn) 3upiter; 2. (adv. — ly), jouialifcb, frobftnuig, frobmiitbig, luftig, aufgemctft, «on beitrer Jeanne ; — ness, ». bcr Srof)= ftnn, bie Srobmiitbigfcif/ Suftigteit, 3o»talttat. JOVIALIST, s. ber jovialifc^c 2JJenf(^. JOWL, vid. JoLE. JO\VTER, s. ber Sif^banbler, %^^^ JOY, s. 1. bie grcnbc; SrB^Iic^fcit, baS aSergniigcn ; 2. bie Sufibarfcit; 3. ba« ajJpbl, Jjeil, miid-, it gives me — , eS frcilt niici; ; to wisli (to give) — (of), gratulircn, ©liiif ti5iinf4)en (ju); my dear — , mcin iiJicbc^en, mein i£c|afecben. To JOY, V. I. n. fic^ frcneii, friJblicb fcHn; n. n. 1. erfrcuen, crbciterii; 2. cinen beglitcfwiinfitcn, i^nt @lutf njiinfcben ; it joys my lieart, e§ frcut micb in ber Secic. JOYCE, s. 1. 3obocu« (gjJann«namc); 2. 3ocofa (Svaiienname). JOYFUL, adj. freub(c)t)oU, freubig, fr6{)lic^, frob (— in. iibcr); — lyjitiu. freubig, mit <^rciiben ; — noss, s. bie f^rcubtgfeit, SriJt)Ii^fctt, ^reubc. JOYLESS (adv. — i.v), a^/j. treiibe(n")^ lo§, freubenlccr, fciae5reubcgcma^= tciib, unerfreulicb, traurig ; —ness, ». bie greubeuloftgfcit, Sr'aurigfeit. JOYOUS, adj. frciibii^, fret)Iicb, ei-freu= Ii(^ ; — of . . , er'n-ent iibcr . . ; — news, frobc S'larf^rid^tcn ; — ly, adv. freubig, mit greubeii ; — ness. s. bie greubigfcit, greube, Srijt)ltci)feit, aBonne. JUBILANT, adj. jubclub, froblotfcub. JUBILATION, s. bcr 3ubet, has 3ubeln, gro^lorfen. JUBILEE, s. ba§ Subclfeft, Subitcium ; year of — , baS Subcljabr. JUCUNDITY, s. bie ergo^lic^fcit, 3lu.- nc()mlict)feit (m. ii.). JUDAH, s. 3uba (2)Jaun«nnmc). JUDAICAL (— ic). cdj. jittifc^ ; judaic stone, ber 3ubcilftcill ; — !y, ado. {ix- bifc^, auf jiioifdje 5lrt. JUDAISM, s, bfl« 3ubcut^um, bie jubt= fd)c Stcligion. To JUDAfZE, V. n. c§ mit ben 3ubeu baltcn, ben 3ubeu marfjen ober fpiclen. JUDAiZER, s. ber 9lii{)auger bcS 3u= bcntbumc3. JUDAS, s. 3ubaS (~D?anii§namc) ; — tree, bcr 3uba«bauin, ©riffclbaum, ©alatbaum, iiibiauiftije ^fcffer (Ce»- ais sUiquaslrum — /,.). JUDDOCK, s. bie 45aflvfc^ncpfe. JUDGE, .9. bcr 9iicbtcr; the book of Judges, ba* '-Bud) berjRicbter; tobe — of, eiltfrf)eibcn, frf)lid)tcil ; let .nny body be — , ber erile ^Bcfte (3ebcr) mag bariiber urt[)etlcii, entfcbcibe wcr (ba) t»iU ; a perfect — , ctn oollfommcncr Jtcnner, .fliinfloerfiSnbigev ; — cti minai, ber Srimtnalricbtcr ; — Jaiersl, bcr yiffcffpr, g3eift^cr ; — marshal, ber a)Jaifd)afI Dbevrid)tcr. To JUDGE, V. n. & a. 1. Uvtfjeifcn (— of, iibcr), aburt^eilcit, bcurtbeilcn ricbtcn, atcdbt fpred^en, cutfc^eibeu; 2. (in bcr sBibel) »crbammen. JUDGER. s. bcr atic^tcr, Q3eurtbellei; JUDGESHIP, .9. bag [Hic^teramt, bii rid)ferlic|)c SBiirbe. JUDGMENT, s. 1. bie 58eiirtbci[ung8:» fraft, Urt{)eil«fraft, (Sinftt^t; ba3 Urti)eiISi.»ermogen ; 2. bcr rid)tcrlicbe Slusfpru^, Urtbeil8fpru4>, 93cfd)cib, bag Urti)eil, bie (rid)terlict)c) (5nt= fd)eibung; 3. SSeurtbeifnng, Jtrrfif; 4. gjjeiiiung, bas (fcf>viftltd)t) @nu a^kn ; 5. bie .g)anbl)abung ber @t- rccbtigfcit; 6. Th T. bie sKerbam^ mnng, ©trafe ®ottc« ; — of God, bna ©otteSgeric^t ; day of — , taS tiingfte ®erid)t; private — , baS 2)afiirbaU ten ; a — upon a bond, cin ©prtic^ gegcu einen ©ci^utbner, wclc^er tir yiiKffiaiibe ijt; to sit in — , jn ©e^ ricbte fi^eil ; to give (pass, or pronouncel — , bn« Urt^cil fprcct»cn; to form a — of, or to give one's — upon, friu llrtbcil iibcr ctmaS fiiflen, r8 bcura tbcilen, jntfd}cibcn • of good — fc^arffinnig, serftanbtg, einfi4)tSs>oII done with — , mct|lc'rbaft burrbge-- fiibrt ; in my — , nad) meiuer ^dJlti- nnUjJ ; a man of great — , cill fc^arfs fiuniger 93knn; — chanib(;r, bte ©& riittsftubc; —day, bcr jiiugfic Sag, — hall, bte ©erirbtsbalje ;" — iJact ( — seat), bcr Sf?tc{)tevftub!. JUDICATIVE, ndj. iirti)cil5fabig ; — faculty, bie SBeurt^cilungSfraft. JUDICATORY, I. s. i. 'bie J^nnb^i bung bcr ®creci)tigfeit, SSw^tgyfr tonltung, ©eric^tsbarfett ; 2. bfil @erid)t, ber ©eric^ts^of; ii. adj. gt« ric^flic^. JUDICATURE, .9. 1. baS ^Rtt^tevaot, ®crici)t, bie rid)tcrli(^e 0)eumlt ; 2. — . or court of — , iaS ©cridjt, bcs ®crid)t^bof- JUDICIAL (iidn. — ly), adj. gcrtcbflic^, recbtlicb, ricbtcrlitb ; — acts, Slctena fiiitfe; — proceedings, ba§ gertcbtlid)e aScrfabren ; — survey, bicgciic^tiirtK 33cftd)tigung. JUDICIARY, o^/J. geri(*tlid); — astro- logy, bie 5lfirolpgie; — power, bte ricbtcrlt^e©en)alf. JUDICIOUS (adv. — ly), ad}, flag, CtU=> fid)tgiioll, ucrffiinbig,.gcf^eit, Jibers iegt, bcfonucu, oerniinffig ; ^ — ness, * ba'J 33crftanbige, bie .Tilug^eit, ©C' fcbeitbcit. JUDITH, s. ((iiin. Judy) Subit^ (SraUCU name). JUG, s. ba§ baud)ige ©cfiijj, bcr (ftct- ueruc) .$?nig, 5}Joitcrfrug; biciJafe, aBaffcrtanne. JUGAL, vid. Conjugal. To JUGGLE, V. I. V. ai\S bcr 3'afd)< fpiclen, Jtunflftiicfc jiiadjen ; 9iiir,f« fpiclen ; II. a. biutcrgebeii, ciffcii, bc= triigen ; I'll not be juggled, tcf) laffe mi(^ nicl)t affcn. JUGGLE, s. 1. bie S^afdicnfpiclfret, ©autclei, ba8 ©aufelfpicl ; .^unfl- ftiicf; 2. bie 2:aufd)ung, 5ijttriigcrfi, ber '-Bctrug, ©treid). JUGGLER, .9. 1. bcr 2:ard)cnfptelfr, ©auflcr ; 2. aSetriigcr, ©pi^bube. JUGGLING, .9. bie Safcbcnfpiclerei* baS ©aufelfpicl; 33ctriigcn; — tricka 3;afd3enfpielcrfircid)c ; '— ly, ndn. auj cine taiifc^cube, t)iutcilt|tige 'Jlrt, be^ triiglicb. JUGULAR, adj. jur ©urgelobcr 1)rof» fel gcl)i3rtg; — vein, bte ©urgclabfR JUNT lUICE, ». bet (ocgetnbiltfc&c) Saft; tie ^animalifc^e) Bluffigfcit. To JUICE, V. a. tiiiffcii, bcfcuc{)tcn, tc; nefecn. JUICELESS, culj. fafttoS, fvOCfcU. JUICINESS, s. bie 'Saftijjfcit. JUICY, adj. fafttg. JUJUB, Jujube, s. btc vot^e iBntilbccre (Zizi/fikus — /y ). JULEP, s. bet Siile^), ^u()Itvanf. UJLiA, s. 3ulic (Srauciiname). JULIAN,!, s. Suliait (JDlauitsnamc) ; ri. adj. juliaitifd) ; — account, bie ju^ Iiattifc{>e 3al)rrcc|)nuiig ; — aip", bie jutifdjtii 9ll;)cu; — law, baS julianis f4e ®efc^. JULIERS, s. 3iilt(J) (?anb uiib Stabt). JULUS, s. B. T. bag Jtd(}c^cu (an 33nu= racti). JULY, s. ber (Wonaf) 3ult,. SuliiiS, ©ommer=, ■6cu= obet ^nitcmuiiat; — flower, Bid Gilly-flower. JUMAUT, «. bie Sumavre, ber 5Waul= To JUMBLE, V. T. a. (— together), Jtn= oibeutltcl) burc&ctiiatibec weifert, «ev= mifftif n, oermeugcit ; II. n. fid) ycr= mifc^cit ; jumbled words, uiifinnigcr 2Boilfram. JUMBLE, s. btc gSernjtvriiug, bev 2JItfc^= mafc^, SBiiTwat*. WMBLEK, «. bee iScrtutrvcr, tinvu^tne To JUMP, c. re. 1. fpringcii, pvfett ; 2. fiopeit (oom SBagcii) ; 3./o-. ubcr= etnfiimmett; to — over, uberf)upfcn, jsbcvfpringcit ; wits always — together, prov. aStft unb 5ffit5 gcfeflt ftc^ gent. JUMP, e. 1. ber Spvuug, ^a% ; to give a — , ctueit Sprung t()un ; 2. ber (5)tu(f«ral(, 3ufaU ; 3. bag Scibc^en, 9{a(l)t=(|oi-fctt. JUMPER, s. bei- springer, .§iipfer. JUNCATE, s. ber Jtafefucben. JUNCTION, s. bie g3eibinbuiig, 33eret= nigun^. JUNCTURE, ... 1. bie (?itge, i:a% ®e= Icnf; 2. btc S^erbiubiing, 93ercint= flung, giiitgffit, ^ircunbfdmft; 3. ?agc, ber Uniftaub, f citifd)c Beitvnnf t. JUNE, s. ber (OJJonrtt) ?;unt, 3«niu«, ^racb=, SRi)fcn= obcr SlUefenmonat. JUNGLE, s. (in Dfitnbtcu) cine weite mit (3Bambu«=)3f{obr, fitiuen 33an= men, n. f. ro. bebccf te «5Kid)e, bie jroar feu<^t, abcr tetn eigeiitlic^cr 9}2ora|1 tft. JUNGLY, adj. a\li gliic^en (Jungle) be= ftcittnb. JUNIOR, adj.s,- s. jungcr, ber Siingerc; she is my — by ten years, ftC tfl jefjU "3«bvc jitngcr a!« {<^ • he is my — , er tft nad) iitir tnS *2lmt gefontnten ; my juniors, ?eiite, bic jiingcr ftnb al8 icfc ; — warden, T. (in ben ^vcimau= rerlpgcn) ber jweite Sluffeljci-. JUNIORITY, s. baS 3ihigerjci)u, 3n= tttorat. JUNIPER, s. ber SBacfcl)Olber; — berrv, fcie 93ad)bplberbccve ; — gum. bag iffiat^bolberbarj ; —nil, ba« iBad)= hpiSerM, Jtrummf^olsot ; — tree, bie 3]Bad;()olbevftaubc, ber SBac^boIbev^ baum. JUNK„«. 1. bic 3onfe, 3nnfc ; 2. juni^s, s. pi. Stitcfe von altent Jlauicerfc. JUNKET, ... 1. ber Sederbiffcn, bie ?e= s. l.bie bctnilicbe g3erbin= JUNTO, S bung, gabak; 2. 9Jat^g= JUST ocrfammlung, 3unfa (tu ©panien nnb iportugal). JUPITER, s. Myth. ^- Ast. T. Supttcr ; by — ! emph. bcim 3iH'ifer! — 's beard, ber 3«l-ntergbavt, ©ilbcrbufd). JUPPON, s. bie 3npe, bas (Sorfett, ajJieber. JUR.4T. s. btc ®eric^t«vcrfon ; ber @c= fd)iuornc, ©t^oppe. JURATORY, ailj. cibltc^ (ttj. ii.). JURIDICAL {adv. — ly), adj. rCC^tlid), geric^lltd) ; —days, bie ©cric^tstage. JURISCONSULT, s. bcr 3Jed)tggelebrte, JURISDICTION, s. bie ©crifbtgbarteit, ®crid&rgf)crrfd)aff, bcr ®erid)tgbt= flvict, ©eric^tgbejtrf. JURISDICTIONAL, adj. gcfcfjltcf), ge= ric^tlic^. jURiSDicriVE, adj. rtc^terlic^e ®e= wait bcjtfeenb. JURISPRUDENCE, .■?. bic Cf{cc^tggc!e^r= famfeit, 3Jed)tgn)tffcnf*aft, 3icd)tg= fnnbe. JURISPRUDENT, adj. red^tSyerfliinbtg, rec^tggelcbrt, rccfetsfunbig. JURIST, s. bcr D^cc^tggele^rtc, 3{ed)tg= funbtgc, 3nrift. JUROR, s. bcr ®efd)n)ornc. JURY, .?. L. T. bic ®ffd)njornen, bag ©cric^tber ©efcba'crncu, bic 3uri) ; grand — , bic groge 3urt) ; petty — , bic ficine 3un) 5 -man, l. Fh. ber ©cfc^worne ; — mast, vV. T. bcr 9lotl)maft. JUST {ddc. — i,y), l adj. 1. gcrcc^t ; biUig; red;!, rid)ttg, lual)]; ; 2. re= gelmiiptg, regclrcd)t; gcborig, or= iicntUc^, gcnau ; 3. ooilfianb'tg \ 4. tagcnbbaft, fd)uIbIog; — stature, btc gel)i3rige ®ri)gc ; ii. adv. geuau, cben ; gcrabe, nur, bIo5; bciniitjc, fafi; — as, cbcmilg, cben fo, gcrabe »!•■; — so, gcrabe (cbcn) fo ; — by, btd)t ba= uebcrt ; — now, fogletil) ; fo cbcn ; — enough, ebcu gtuug ;*but — , nur noc^; faum noc^; ebcnerfl; m. s. bag Sturnier. To JUST, V. n. vid. To JousT. JUSTICE, s. 1. btc ®crcd)tigfcit ; ^iU ligfcit- gerec^teStrafc; bag 3fJcd)t; 2. bcrSiic^tcr, 3flcd)tgbeamtc,3fiecbtg= bctraute ; to admini.ster — , bic @C= rcc^tigfcit banbbabcn, rid)tcn; to do — , ®crec^tigfcit iibeii, 9^cc^t wibcr= fa^ren laffcn ; I cannot do — to tlie subject. t(^ fann bent ©egenfianbc nic^t ©cvcc^tigfcit tbun, b. 1). tl)n au= gemcffcn bchanbcin, crflarcn, u. f. w. ; in — , biUiger SBcifc; son S^ied)!? rocgcn ; /.. T-g. — of the forest, bcr ?Drbri(i^tcr \n gorftfadjcu (iibcr 3Balb= nnb 2Bilbfrc«cI) ; — of (the) peace, bcr griebcngrid)tcr, ^^oKsei' vtc^tcr ; — of the quorum, cin burd) etn fijnig[id)eg %\U\\t befonberg be= jcidjnctcr ?5riebcngrid)ter ; Lord chief — , bcr Sorb=Oberrtctter ; justices of assize, bie *Jlfftfenrid)tcr. To JUSTICE, V. a. + 9icd;t fprec^en, rtc^tcn. JUSTICEABLE, adj. bcr ®cric^tgbarf cit untevmorfcn (n). ii.). JUSTICER, .». ber !')iid)ter, ©crid)tS= sevmaltcr, ®crid)tg^altcr, 3uftisia= ring. JUSTICESHIP, s. bag SJidjfcramt. JUSTICIARY, s. 1. bcr ©erid)tgf)crr ; 2. ®erid)tgbaltcr, 3uflijiartug. JUSTIiTABLE {ad,,. — ly). adj. \\X Xt^U fertigen, bag gercditfcrttgt obcr »cr= ttjeibtgt mcrbcn fann, red)tmaBig ; — nes.s, s. bie 3Jii.ig[id)feit (lercfbtfcrtigt ju luerben, bic ,')icd)tmamafcit. JUSTiFlc.vnoN. .9. 1. bic '&fcd)tfcrti= gung, ^Bcrtbcibignug; 2. ?p«fprc= .cbung ; 3. Ti/p. T. bag ^]lu§fd)licf)cn, 3uftivcn, bic ^ufiiruug ; 3«iteiil«naP KEDG JUSTIFICATIVE, mij. rc^tfcrttgenfc. JUSTIFICATOR, (W. XL.) i s 1. bO JUSTIFIER, 5 3icd)tfcr> tiger, aScrt^cibiger ; 2. Sogfprecbc: (w. it.). 7V JUSTIFY, C.I. a. 1. rcd^tferftgcn ; 2.logfprcd)cn; il.n. Typ. 7". augfcijlic= icn, jufiivcn. JUSTIN, s. 3uflinug (5Kanttgnaiiie). To JUSTLE, V. a. &- n. fio9cn ; anfto^ 9cn, jufammentrcfFcn, banbgcmcin wcrben, flreiten, fdmpfcn, ringcn ( — for, iim) ; brangen ; anrenneu to — out (to — off) roegflo^en, bin angflopcn, ocrfcrdngcn ; justiing place bic atennbabn, bcrilunimctplai. JUSTNESS, s. 1. bic ©erec^ttgtcit, SBil ligfctt ; 2. 9tid)tigfcit, ©e'nauigtcil. To JUT, V. n. (to — out) bcryovragcu, ^eroorflcben. JUT, s. bag .§er»orragcn, bcr 93»)r= fprung; — window, bag yorfprtn= geube Senfler, (Srfcrfenffcr. JUTLAND, s. bie (^albinfcl) 3iittaub. JUTTING, adj. oorragcub ; — land, ba^ \)tv crragcnbe 2anb ; — out, bic a!?or= ragung. " JUiTY, s. bcr aSorfianb, 33orfprung, bag Ucberbait. , JUVENILE, adj. juiig, jugenbli(^ ; — action, bie jngenblicbe .§anblung, ber 3ugenbflrcid) ; — ardour, bic3ugcnb' l)i^'e; — friend, bct 3ugcnbfrcnnb, bie 3ngenbfreunbinn ; — growth, bcr junge aiSnc^g ; — days, — years, bi; 3ugenb, bag 3"genba[tcr, bie 3u= genbjabre. JUVENILITY, .->. 1. bie 3ugenblicbfeit, bag 3ugcnblid)e; 3ugenbaUcr; 2. jngenblicbe Setragen, bie 3ugcnb= bi^f/ ber jngcnblicpc Seid;tftnn. JUXTAPOSiTED, part, ncbcneinaiiber- geficUt, angrcnjcub. JUXTAPOSITION, s. bic 9^cbenetnan= berficIJung, Stngrcnsung. K. K, M, t, bcr dftcSuc^flabebf 8 911^^0:. betg. To KABOB, V. a. ciuc 9lrt, bcfonbcrg bag Sc^opfcnflcifd), bet fc^ucUcni iVeuer ju bratcn. KALE, *. ber junge j?pb!' btc Mohh fprofpen. KALEIDOSCOPE, s. bag JTolciboSfop. KALENDAR vid. ill C. KALI, s. bag (Sal5= obcr Sobafraut (Salsola kali — L,.). KALMIA, s. etn? 9Irt amcrifanif(tci ?OrbccrfiraUC^ (Decandna monogynia). KAN, s. vid. KiiAV. K/JSTGAROO, s. bag ,f dngurub- KATE, s. {dim. ODU I^ATnERi.NE) ^dtf; = djen. KATHERiNE, s. jtat^arinc ((5raucn= name). KAUN, s. vU. Kan. To KAW, V. n. frdd^jen (glcic^ eincr KAW, s. bag J?rdd)?en. KALY, s. bag Jl'egelfpicl. To KEC^, V. n-Mti'^ juui ©rbrec^ftt b«= ben, fid) erbredien ivoUen, ji^. ©fcl babcn; to— at.., jid) th'lil sor,- (». ii.j. To KECKLE, r. a. JV". T. ciu S^aU fdjiab' ben (!. r. niit ©trtdcn uniwinben). KECKSY, s. bag (5cbierlingg£rant, bet Sdjicrling. KECKY, adj. robrdbulicb. ruKEDGE, V. a. ,v. T. mit ctncm rtu§? gcroorfencn 9infcr obcr .Xaue einen glufi binanf bngfiren. KEDGE, ) .1. .Ar T bcr 2Burfanfcri KEDGER, ) 33ugftranfer. 227 KEEP KEEP KERS KEDLACK, s. bev Selbfcnf, 5I(fei-feuf. KEEL, s. JV. T. bcv- (Sc|)iff«=) Md ; — man, inod. bff SoofSfne(f;t, @(^if= fev ; — boat, (or keel) ; (auf ber XX)nc) cin fladjcS ga^rjcuij col)"? SOiaft) uiu Jtot;lcn »om Ufec an ks Sc^tff ju brtugeu ; JV". T-s. — rope, baS JtieltaU; upon an even — , ^Ift^s lafltg. r.) KEEL, V. a. 1. mit bent Mid inS SOaffcv bitvc^fc^neibeit, {ju SBaffer) fabi'cn; 2. ummerfcti (ocii ©(^tffeii) bettJticIimd) obcn. «EELAGE,^. bag Jttcli^elb, ^afcttgclb. <\, KEELHAUL, v. a. Sea Ph. ficl^olftt, ' iCiatrofeiiftiMfe tn bcr Ijollanbtfd^en lUlariite). KEELING, s. ber ©olbftviemer (cine %xt ©tocfftfd;). KEELSON, s. JV. T. bit Jltclfrf)roillUf, i}a§ Jtielfc^TOcin. KEEN (arfi,-. — LY),a!//.l, fc^arf, f($liet= benb; 2. fcctCcttb, biivt^brtngcnb, ftreitgc; 3. I)efitg, begierig (—at, upon, auf) ; 4. ffin ; fcftavffiniug, fpifefiubig ; 5. Httcr (—against, gc= gen) ; — appetite, l)cfttger ^uiigev ; — cold, fi^neibeiibe Jlalte; — edged, luit fc^arfci- Si'^itcibe, feiii gef($lif= fclt, fc^avf ; —eyed, — sighted, \d)Cltf fe^cub. KEENNESS, s. 1. bte ©^(trfc ; 2. Streitgc; 3, fcftiteibenbe j?alte; 4. .(peftigfeir, ber (gifcr; 5. bie geiii= 6ett, bcr i&cbnrffiitn ; btc ©vifeftubig= fcit; 6. 53tfter[eit; — of desire, bte (()efttge) SBegierbe. T,> KEEP, V. ri. i^- ji. 1. ^a(tcii (ill alien ^Scbcntungen bc§ beiitfc^eu Sffiorte8) ; 2. bebalten, bef)aiivtcn, Ijabeu; 3. aufbe^alten, aufbewa^ren, bewafjfcn, biiten, 5Iufttd)t babcn, bcn)ad)cn, be=, fcl)uVn; 4. crbalten, unterbaltcn, cr= nabvcu; 5. bcobacbten, nuSiibeu; 6. fcicrn ; 7. fortfaI)ren, fortfcfcen ; 8. bearbeiteit, baitcii; 9. uerwalteu; 10. abbaltcu, juriidf^alteu, btnbcrn ; li. ftc!) biiUeii, baiicrn, fortfabwH, fort= fetjcn, bleibcii; 12. wobneii; 13. fief) anfbalteii, laitgc fei^i;, jpgcrn ; to — house, .*3ail« balten ; to — an inn, 0aftiinrthfc{)aft treiben ; to — • (a) .Khop, ciucii ?abcn (ein ©cwblbe) i)a- beil ; to — a charge, an office, cill 5lmt tnne biiben, c8 »er»aUeu ; to — sch.oel, ©C^l'.Ie l)aiten ; to — a school, ciucv ©c^utc (alS Sie^rev) »orftef)en, cine (Scfjule (iiine) |abcn ; to — the books, bte 33ii(i;er fii^ren, a3nct)^aUcr fei}n ; to — time, Xad tjalten, ric^tig gc^en (son Ubreu) ; to — time toge- ther, jugleic^ anfangen unb sugleid) cnbtgen; to — at bay, binbaUcn, a»f= jicbcit, abfpcifen; to — the field, baS Mlb bcbaupten; im *5clbe ftcf)en; to — company, ©efcllfcbaft fiaitcn ; @e= fcllfc^aft icifien, iimgef}cn ;_ fit^ ab= gcbcn ; fd)roe[gcn (with, mit) ; — it ■^ secret, bcljalt' ii fiiv bid), fci) ijcr= fd)it)iegeu ; to — silence, (5tilifc^a'ei= gen beobacbten, fd)n)eigen; to — to one's self, bei ftd;bcba[teu, serfr^wej: geu ; to — touch, ( — one's word), fctn iteort baltcn;. to — close, cnge bal= ten ; ftd) cinfd)licjjen ; ftt^ fd)lieSen ; — your countenance, Ia6 bcn ?!Jiutl) aic^t finfeu ; to — (a) going, in S3en3e= gnng (trti@angc) crbalten, fprtban= cm laffen ; to' — a feast, a day, ciu Vltefl, eiuen X(ic\ fciern ; to — one to iiis work, 3iem.inb ju fcincr Slrbett anbalten ; to — one's bed, to — one's c:h;imber, ba« 93ctt, haS Simmfv bii= ten ; to — (i-i) Iha country, flUf bCltt Sanbe Iei"s;; to — counsel, «erffbwie= gen fci}n ; given to — , in a3ermab= rung gegeben, anyertraut ; to — lod- S28 gers, 3inimer jn ocrmietbeit f)aUn; to' — a woman, a mistress, ft^ cittC •2)?atveffc bctltcn ; to — one's temper, anftd) balten, ^eiriiberfid) feyn ; to — in one's own hands, fclbft ucrroal^ ten; to — in favour with .., ftd) in @unft crfjalten bci . . ; to — in mind (memory), fid) erinitcrn, an ttmaS bcnfen ; to — in suspense, imSweifcl laffen; to — in repair, in baulic^em ©tanbe er[)alten ; to — in money, (oon SeitjuSeit) mit ®clb serfcben, mit (S)elb uuterbalten ; to — one short of money, cinem tuenig @elb ju wcrt^nn geben, ibn furj batten ; to — tiie land aboard, JV. T. bas Sanb im ©eficbt bc= batten ; to — the wind, JV*. T. bid)t bciin 2Binbe bfiltf"; to — away, auf cinem 2Bege bleiben ; einen 2Beg net)= men ; to — one's self dry, ftd> »Dr ber Stiiffe bcroa^rcn; fg. fl^ niic^tcrn batten; to — fair (well) with one, gUt mit cinem fteben; to — fait rogether, firb gut vertragen ; to — watct?, 2Ga- c^e ftcbcn ; to — asunder, »on cinan= ber i)aUm ; getrcnnt leben ; to — away, abbaltcn ; bet ©cite fi^affcn ; ftd) (Sd)ulben briber) cntfernt l)cil- Un ; wegbleiben ; to — back, juritrf batten ; yorentbattcn ; »crfd)rocigcn ; juriicE biciben ; abftebcn ; to — be- hind, suriicf bleibcn ; to — down, nicbrig bctlten (bcn 5prci8) ; nicber^ briicfcn ; crnicbrigcn ; to — from, 511= viitf batten, abbaltcn yon.., s5orcnt= baltcn ; serumbren nor . . ; ficb cut= batten, wegblcibcn, meibcn ; to — a thing from one, ciuem CtWaS DOVCnt= batten, scrbcrgen, uerfc^tucigcn ; ei= ncn an etwa$ i)in'!:c):n; to' — in, 1. innc biiltcn ; furj batten ; jiibincn, banbigen; fiir jld) brbatten ; 2. ft4> innc batten, jn J^aufe bleibcn ; Typ. T. einbringen, cinlaufcn laffen (im Safte) ; to — in one's breath, bcn 9ltbcm an fid) batten ; to — off, ab= batten, abwebrcn: vcrleibcn; abn.ici= fen, abfvcifen ; bayon btcibcn ; ^r. T. »oni ?anbc abbaltcn ; —off: empk. brci ©c^ritte wm Seibc ! to — on, babci bnltcnobev btcibcn, fovtfabren; fortfdjreitcn ; to — out, nirbt b^rein laffen; ausfdjlicjicn, anslaffcn; ftd) biiten »or. . ; trautlcn bleiben ; Tijp. T. ansbringen, au^lanfcn laffen (im ©a^e) ; to — one out of jail, Semaub »or bcm ©cfiingniffc retten ; to — one out of the mon!'y, Scmaubcm bic 3ablung sorcntbalten ; to — out of reach, kwi bcm 5?rrcid) bleibcn, ficb in bevS'crne batten ; to — out of sight, »erbergcn, fid) ycrbcrgcn ; to — to, balten an.., fid) fatten aw . .; an^ fatten JU ; to — under, im 3ci«ii''e (fufj, firengc, b"t';/ 51ufftd)t, a3erroaltung (w. ii.). KEEPING, s. 1. ba^ >0altcn; 2. T. bie .§altung (in bcr SRalcrei) ; to have in — , ill .^diibcn b^bcn ; to be in — iibereinjlimmcrt, ^jaffcii (ju cinanber) ; may God have you in his holy — , Oott fei) mit bir, ®ott fd)iiiK bid) ; 10 be in — , Dram. Ph. gut gcbattCU,, bC" fefet fc\)it. KEEPSAPCE, s. mod. bag 5lnben!cn, (Sr* inneningSjeid)eu; by way of— , juni 3tnbenfe'n. KEFFEKiL, s. bcr SOZccrf^aum, bie tiirfifd'c (Svbe. KEG, s. t%^ SciBc^en ; Sionndbf"- KELL, .?. 1. A. T. bie ^yjefebdiit, 2)arm:' baut ; 2. bic i^uppc einer 9Jaupe. KELP, s. ia^ ^Ifcbenfalj, bie ©oba= ^rl'iiiSf. KELPIE, s. pj-oK/wc. ber ?tir, 2Saffer= getft. KELSON, s. vid. Keklson. To KEMP, V. a.H- fdmiucn. 7'<» KFJJ, c. I. ffl. yon njcitcm febcn, cv:= fcnncn, getuabr werbcn ; 2. + fcn= ncn ; II. n. erfeben, urn ficb bliden. KEN, s. bcr 33crcicb, @cficbt§!reis, bie ©ebnjcite ; within — , iiii 33creic§ bci ®eftd)tc^, JU erfeben, ju erfcnncn; out of my — , fis:- it&er mcinc SabiG^^ '' ten, iibcr meiiie 33egriffe. KENNEL, s. 1. ber Ijimbcflafl, bi; ^nnbel)iitte ; .§5bfe, ber ^cin (cinci3 Sud)fc«, «. f. \\\) ; 2. bie @offe,3ein= ne ; — stones, Siiunenftcine ; 3. (a — ofiiounds), bie ^o).ipei, ber i^anfcn (3iagb=) .^unbc. r« KENNEL, v.n. i- o. Sp. T. im ?Dd)e obcr in bcr JjiJble bnitfcn ; im 33aii flccfcn (mte bcrgncb«, u. f. w.). KENTLE, s. vid. Quintal. KENTLEDGE. .•;. .X. T. ^ifcn in Siedcn JU 33alla)l KERBSTONE, s. bic ftciiicruc (Siiifaf- fnng, iuclcbe bic ^upwcgc son ben .^aiipt^ (pber ?5abr=) SBcgcn trcnnt; bee fteincrnc iRanb iini einen 3[3vnn: ncn. KERCHIEF, .?. bas Xn6), Jlopftucb, ©cbleicrtuc^, ber ©cbleicr. KERCHIEFED, adj. mit cinCDl 2:u^e gcfc^Icicrt, yerbiillt. KERF, s. bie ,f?erbc, ber einfc^nitt. KERMES, s. ber Jtermc3, bie ©cbar= lacbbccrc; — miner.ii, Ck. T. bermi= neralifdie j?ermeS. KERN, s. ber irfdnbifcbe Saner; irldn= bifd)c ©olbat ?u gu^ ; Sanbftrcicfter, ©tra^cnrduber. To KERN, V. V. 1. fijrneit, ftd) {i3rncn ; 2. bart werbcn aue reifes Slvxw, ■kerned letters, pL Tijp. T. iiberbdligd^ be 3?ud)ftabcrt. KERNEL, s. 1. ber Jlcrn ; ba« 3ttner» fie; 2. bie S'riife; 3. ginnc; -7- water, ber ^erftco; — wort, tii SSraunWUrj {Scrophularia — L.). To KERNEL, v. n. ftc^ fomeii, JtSrnci be!ommen. KERNELLY, afij. femartig, fernig ; fernttbt; »oIl .ffcrne. KERSEY, s. ber .Jtirfc^ (ctn gtoBfi wollcncr ^nic[.) KERSEY^^!:RIi >■ ber ^aftmir. KIDN KINE KITH I KESTREL, 9. sp.E. betSHJaitufume^et, nuSgeartete %alt. KETCH, s. bte Mis, 3nc&t (9lrt 5TOei= mafltgci- ®cJ)ife »oit 50 bis 125 2a= flen; — or'oomb — , bie S8ombarbter= ©aliote. KETCHUP, ». tjjd. Catchcp. KETTLE, s. ber jtf ffel ; — drum, (bie JScffcU) SPaute; — drummer, ber 'iJJauffr; — maker, bcc 5|3fannen= fc^mteb, Jleffdftfcmicb ; — pins,;>/. Jlegcl ; iaS ^f gelfpicl. KEVELS, s. j)i. jv. r. bie ^rciijIIamiJcn, .^oruflainipeu ; kevei-iieads, bie J?6}jfe ber JlveusElami)cit, poller. KEX, s. ui'd. Kecksy. KEY, s. sing. lit. &fig. 1. ber (Sc^Ififfel ; 2. ber ©cl)lii§fietit ; 3. Mas. T-s. (sfa= sis, bie Xafie, bas Otiffbvct ; 4. bie ^'laJJVe nn fc«i-" Slote; 5. ber Ion; 6. tcr ^ai), (>§afen=) S^amin, bie ©(feiffslaiibc, ber (53int-) ©djaling, fcteSiifine; 7. bliiibe Jllippe; under lock and — , Serfc^Ioffett ; to speak in a sharp — , auS (ill) eiiieiit ^of)cii2:o= lie fpved)eii; in compos. — bit, bcr Sc^luffelbart ; — box, bie ©iic^fc juin ^(^{iiffelloc^ ; — buaio, • bag JtlavtJCiiborit; — cliain, ba« i&rf)Iiif= feUo^ettcften ; — hole, baS i£ci)Iiiffel= ioc^ ; — note, Mas. T. ber .^aupt= ober ©runbion ; — porters, pi. ''Rthti- Jcr auf ben ©c^ipaerften, iS^aiier= lentc; — ring, ber ©ctjiiiffelviug ; — fitone, ber (S<^tu^flein ; — swivel, ber ©d^liiff«tt)a£eii. KEYAGE, s. b«S .^aljgelb, bic,fi:ai)= f<)efcH. KEYED, adj. JEafietl Ijabeitb; a — in- strument, ciit Xaftctiinflrumcut, 3it= ^Irnmettt mit @tayiaf//'. Sr^Jfibeiilcit babenb; — KIBY, S lieeis, ci'fronte gcrfcit. To KICK, v.a.Srn. ftofieu (lUit belli %a= ^e); btnt«ii fluSfdjlagcii; japvelit ; ^ant^feii ; to — a font bail, bcti ^ali mitbeni gu^e fcftfa.ieii; to — at, or against . . ,.^. flegeii^rcbeit, ftc6 8^(1^" etiuaS aaj^ebiieit ; to — down stairs, ^ic 2;revVe l;tnuutir flo§eii ; to — up a dust, or a riot, fig. vu/g. Sarin luad^eil ; t(i — up one's heels, bte gii^t ill bie J^'oiji Ee^reti, biiUeii ausfdjtageit. KICK, .?. bee gapitoB, Stofi. KICKER, s. ber (ba«) gugfiiJtie QtebL KICKSHAWS, s. I. baS fcltfame, lumi^ berltc^e B^ng' ©pielfrtdien ; .ltiiiber= Voffcji; 2. baS wuuberlic^e ®cricl)t, (Scmeiigfef, 3likrlct. KID, s. ber juuge 23o(f, bas 53o.) ; — formed, — shaped. iiieveitforintg ; — vetch, baS gemcine SSiiiibfraut, ber 3Buiibftee, bie roilbe So^lie {Jlnthyllls — L.) ; — wort, 1. bas 5}iabelfraut, bie 9]abelpflaii5e (Cotyledon — L) ; 2. baS 3!3eitcbtcteii= Iraut {Oeuvi — L.). KIFFEKILL, s. vid. Kepfekii.. KILDERKIN, .9. baS gayc^cit, bie ^albe S:onne (18 ©aUoneii). 7'o KILL, c. a. 1. tcbteit, umbritigeu; 2. fc^Iacfeteit; 3, bcr Jl'raft beraubcii; to — one's self with meditation, ftc{) 511 2;obe grubelti; to — (the) time, bie 3ctt mi§[08 ucrbriiigcit ; killing eyes, ^ct^eiibe, burrt)bol',reiibc 2iugcn. KiLLAS, s. bcr ©d)icfer. KILLER. 5. ber 2:obtfrf)lagcr, 3JJi.n'ber. KILLOVV, a ciiie biiiifclfcba'rtrji (frbe. KILN, .«. bcr aSrcttiiofcii, S'fgfisfeit, Dfeii, bie Savre ; — hole, bas Dfcii= loc^; — to supple the planks, JV. T. ber ^0*fl0tt. To KILN-DRY, v. a. till DfcU, ailf bcr Sarrc trorfiicit, boriTii, borrcii. KILT, s. bte fiivjc i£cl)iir!e (ober bag fiirjc 3ii5cfc{)cn) ."-^r 33ergfc^otteit. KIMBO, adj. gcfritmm^ gcbogeti; to set one's arms a — , bie 3U'inc ill bie <5eite flcmmcit, fid) grofj marten. KIN, 1. s. 1. bie Qlrt, bcrSc^)Iag; 2. ©tamm, bie 33crtoaiibtfcl)aft; 3. bcr, bie SJertuanbtc; il. adj. I'crnjanbt; at;nltci); gleicl)artig ; next of—, ciii jiabcr ^^chcanbtcr^ he is no — tome, cr i|1 iiicl;t mit mtr uenvaiibt; idns- folk, bie 33erWailbtCll ; kinsman, ber Sicnoanbte; kinswoman, bic 23cr= waiibte. KIND, adj. gut, gi'itig, woblwoUcnb : licbrcic^, frcuiiblid), artig; aitge= lief)in ; be — enough to . . . , (be so — as to . . .), [;abcit 2ie bie ®itte ju . . . ; to send — wishes (compliments) to . . . , 3cmanb freiinblici) gn'i^eii laffcii; — hearted, giitig, licbrcid). KIND, s. 1. bic ©nttiiiig, bag ®c= fd)lcc{)t; 2. bte (tiatiirlici;c) iBefcbaf= fcn()cit, bcfoiibcic 'iirt ; 3. ^Jatiir, aiJeife ; in — , lit. in ?latura (iiid;t in ®clbc) ; Jig. init gleid)cr aJJiiiije ; in both kinds, ill bcibcr ®cftalt ; every kind of..,, allcrlci 9lrt, jebcrici; to grow out of — , aiig bcr 9lrt fd)(agcu ; fetnaie — , bag wciblid)c @cfd)lcd;t. To KINDLE, V. a. i5- w. 1. jiillbCrt, ail= jiitibcii; ftc| eutsftitbcn, geiicrfaitgcii; gliitjcit; 2. fig. ciitjiiiibcii, ciitflain= men; crbitteni; 3, Siiiige werfcii (yon J?anind;en, u. f. lu.). ' KINDLEK, s. ber, bag aujiinbet, eiit= flair.iut; —of riots, bcr 3Jottcumo: c^er, y(ufriif)rfiifter. KINDLESS, aij. luiuatiirlit^. KINDLINESS, ,?. bag 33ot)lroonen, bic @iitc ; natiirlid;e 33cfd)affeiil)cit. KINDLY, ad), i. glcid^iirtig; natiivlicb, ijaffcnb, niifelid;; 2. fa/so ai,-.] l^il^c, fanft, giitig; freiuiblic^, mobliDollcnb, artig. KINDNESS, s. Me ®iitc, ©iitigfctt, 3JJi(be, grcutiblifbfcit, artinfeit; baS SoWwollcn; bie ©cfalligfc'lt, ®uitft= bcjciignng. KINDRED, I, ,9. 1. bte 33cvtuaiibtfd)aft; ©d)ic;igcvf(^aft ; 2. bic 93ornjaiibtcu; 3. ®entaij()eit, 5}le()nlid)teit, ®Icid)= artigfeit; 11. axij. venuanbt; glcici)ar= tig ; a - likeness, cinr gcntifieiiii^n= lit^fcif. KJNB, *, collect. M\l<. KING, s. ber ^Onig; — at arms, bci SBalppeiitiJuig ; — at draughts, bt« 5)ame (im 'Eamcnfptcle) , — s, p/.btc a3iid)er bcr .Konigc; — 's apple, ber .KoniggapfcI,^errenav>fcI;—'s bench, (in ?onbon) bag Dberbofgerid;t ; baS baju geborige ®efangni9 ; — craft, bie aiegieriuiggfunft, .^crrfdjerlifi ; — cup, ber .^P)af)ncnfiig, bte jJiaiiuuEel ; — 's evil, bie 5)ritfengef(^mulft ; — fisher, bcr @ig»ogci, btc (Sceamfcl ; — like, fimtgiic^; er^aben; under the — 's lock. M. E. mtter foniglid;cin 33crfd)lup, in beg ^iinigg Sticberlagc ; — piece ( — post), .Irch. 7'. bcr^atipt^ balfen; — spear, bie ©olbwurj, 2ljfo= bide (Jlsphodclus — L.) ; — stone, bCr (Sngelfifc^ ; — 's wood, Jl6iiiggf)ol.s. To KING, t!. a. juiit .S:onigc ntarfjcn; lud. mit etneiii Jlijnigc vcvfcbcn ; to — a man at draughts, (im 5>amen' fpicle) einen ©tein jur 2)ame ma= c^ctt, aufbamcn. KINGDOM, s.l. bag JltMugrcid), Cicid) ; 2. bie ©egenb, <5trccJe, bcr Jlreig ; bic JRecion. KiNGDOMED, adj. flofj auf tonigliitc 5D2ad)t. laNGLY, adj. & adv. f ijniglid) ; er^aben. KINGSHIP, s. bie fonigIid)e asitrbe. KINSFOLK(S), &c., vid. Uritcr Kin. KIPPER, s. bcr Sad^g jur ^tit, ba er nicbt gefaugen lucrbcu foil. KIRK, s. (ill Sd)DttIanb) bieJlirc^c; — man, bcr Sprcgbiptcriaiicr ; — mote, bic 3?crfammlini(] bcr ©enicinbe j« Scratbuiig tivdjltc^cr 9liigclcgcn^ei= ten; — town, bag Jlird)borf, $farr= borf ; — yard, ber Jlird)[)of. KiRTLE, s, 1. bag aJ?icbcr, aBamnig; bcr 'DJantel; 2. m e. ber 33aUen g(ad)g ober ^anf (yon cincm (Seittncr an ®et«id)t); —flax, jwiJlfEovfigec <5[ad;g. KIRTLED, ndj. mit eiiiciii 2JJtcbcr, u. f. w. bcflcibct. To KISS, V. a. i. fiiffen; 2. jartlie^ be= ftanbcln ; fanft bcn'U^rcii ; to — one's hand to..., "^eiitaub tincn ^tu9ober A'iiffe, cine Jl'n^Ijanb ober J?ug[;anb« jiirocrfen. KISS, s. bCV Jtufj; he:irty — , bci Sd)nia(j. KISSER, s. bcr (oft) jtiiffcnbc. KISSING, m compos — comfits, ;;/, 3n- (fcrpla(jd)cii, am bcn'Diimb juvarfii.- luireit ; — crust, bcr '^hiflop am SBro: be, ,R(ebcranft. KIT, s. 1. bie grofic glafc^c; 2. bcr 2JJild)eimer, Bufer; 3. bag Sad)gfa§= c^cn; 4. bie earfgcigc, (2todfii'bcl> 5. coiit. bic ©cfeflfdjaft, bcr.tpaufc, bte 3l0ttC : 6. abhi: ftatt Christopher, 2;ijf- fel (ajianuguame); ftatt Catherine, jtntfjc, Jl\iti)cE)cn (graucnname); the whole — , '•JUIeg jufammcii; bie ganjc ®efd)id)te; the whole — of them, bie ganjc Sivpfc^aft ; — cat, fiirjicr a!3 in bcrbalbcn Sangt (oon '^ortraiten). KITCHEN, s, bicJlud)c; — boy, ber Jtiicbciiiungc ; — cleaver, bag Jliid>en= meffcr; — furniture, bag Jtiid)enge= rati) ; — garden, bcr Jtiicbeugarteil ; — jack, bcr SBratcmyenbcr ; — maid, bie jtiic^ciimagb ; — range, bcr Jtii- diciirofi; — stuff, bag iiratenfctt, Sett ober (Sc^anm yoin gleifd;c ; — table, ber JliidKntifrf), '•^(nridjfetifci); — utensils, bag Jliicbcngerat^ ; — wench, bie bcr Jlijd)inu untergcoibnc- te ?DJagb ; — work, bie itiidjenarbeit, KITE, ,■! 1. btr @eicr, -gabic^t; 2. pc= pierne Srac^e; 3. cont. bcr ©cij^alg; — fish, bcr .godjflicgcr (cin gifc^) ; — 'b foot, bag .gabid;tfraUt (Jlieraoium — /J. KITH, s. collect. 33cEaimtfd)aft, 58e» 229 KNEE KNOC KNOW taxmti ; — and kin, fvcunbe uiib 33et= wanbtc. KITLING, s. dim. fcaS ^WlQt ; bit jlItlQe KITTEN, s. dim. btc juiige Jtafcf, t.iS To KITTEN, V. n. Suiige ttjcrfett (».1t iciTTiWAKE, s. bte i«Ianbif(^e Wlevt (Larus rissa — L.). KITTY, s. sivg-. albr. (^«tt Catherine) ^lit^c, .Kat^^fn, 2;t)viiic, Sfjvtndjcii (Srautttname). r» KLICK, c. n. Kapvcrn, raffeln; :)?(= (fen (Wie eine Uljv). To KNAB, i). ji. fnatljerii, fna^jjcni, fmipv«ni/ nagcii, sevbeiigcn; frnteii, freffen. KNACK, s. 1. ba« S^jieljcug, &oUe ; 2. ()ol5frne ^flocf ; ^oder ; 3. brt« ©tirnenbe am ©etBei^c. KNAGGY, adjA. fnOlTtg, fllOtig, \)Mt' tig ; 2. fig. iikUnitnifd^. ICNAP, s. ber .^itgel; c^ocfer, 9IitS= u>uc|)« (t». ii.) ; — bottle, bie ,^Iap4)ev= rofe, ber Selbinotllt {Papavcr rhatas — /,.) ; — sack. Mil Ph. bcr 2;oritiflcr, ii(^tlaV})fvtcf, baS SJciitset; — weed, ba« groge 2;aufeiibgiilbeuEviiiit, bie ■Jiotfenblume {Centaurea — L) \ sil- vei- — weed, bie weipe SlDcTcnblumf, ?PapierbIumc. To KNAP, V. I. «. 1. fiiarfeii, brec|cit, aitfbrec^eii ; 2. ))reffi'ii, 5iifammen= briicfcit, tneiiieit; iMgtii, jevbciDeit; II. n. crgreifeii, f^itappeit i— at, nacfc cttnnS). KNAPPISH ((m2o. — ly), «//.■ mitviifc^, griiinlii^. To KNAPPLE, V. n. fuicfen, fiiacfeit ; brec{)en, jerfpriiigcii. KNAPSACK, s. vid. Ullfcr Knap. KNAR, s. ber Jliiorrcn, 91 fi im .§Dl5e. KNARLED, adj. vid. Gnarled. faJARRY, adj. -}- fiiotig ; gcbviiugcn. KNAVE, s. ber Setriigcr, ©iibe, <&c^clm ; — (at cards), bcr 33ube ober Itnier(e) (in bcr .fvarte) ; beggarly — , ber Settelbube, ^umvenbiiitb ; to play \\,e — , fd)led)t, fcl)uvfifci) batibelit, S«etrtigett; — in grain, bcr (?rsfpife= cube. • .vNAVERY, s. bie 33itb.erei, Sc^elmerei, ber )fcn befcfcf ; fnotig, fnorrtg ; — stick, ber StxK- tcnfiocf. KNOBBiNESS, s. brt§ ,^notigc, Jlnor= rigc. KNOBBY', adj. Inotig, Inorrig. To KNOCK. V. a. (, n. i. fio))fen, an:= llopfen ; 2. fr|iagcn, floBcn, jufant: mcnflo^cn; to — at the door, an bie %\im t[t>ik\\; to — one's head against, mit bem J?ov>fc ff^tagcn cber floSen an...; to — down, nicbcr= fc^lagen, ntcben»evfen ; to — down fof a song, fpptt woblfeif jufc^tagcn ; to — down to one in an auction. CtHCm in ciner SScrflfigerung etnja§ 5nfcbla= gen ; to — in, binein frblagcn, etn^ fd)lngen ; to — off; abfcblagcu ; ab= bred}en ; to — otr the bails, Typ. T. (ef)cmal3) bic 93aHcn abbrecbcn; to — on the head, bnrcb cinctt (Scbfag an ben JJp^f tobtrn ; fig. »ernic})ten', j« ®vunbe vidjtcH; to — out, tierans fdilagcn, an5ffi){flgfn ; to — under (tie table), fic^ geivonneu gebea, beu iJi'ujicrn jte^en; to — up, anfflDpfnt anfpralicn; Typ. T. aufflopfcn (til SBallcn); ©alien mac^cu. KNOCK, s. bcr ©i^Iag, Sto^ ; baS Qln» flopfen. KNOCKER, s. 1. ber ,ftIopfcr ; @(^Ia. ger, ©to^cr; 2. 2:biirtli?pfef. To KNOLL, V. I. a. Idutcn, on[4)Iagen j 11. n. toie (Sclcinte !lingen. KNOLL, s. bcr ^itgcl, bie '^'^i^i. KNOP, s. vid. Knob. KNOPPED, adj. mit .finopfen «crfc|en. KNOT. s.i. bcr ,5lnoten; Jliioncn; ba« Jtnijtci)en ; 9Iuge (an @et»dcbfen), bie Jlno§))e; 2. jv t. ber .Snopf. baS 3''i'l)cn, bic Scemeilc {(Sint|et= lung buvrf) ,^otcn in ber ?pgltnie) ; 3.^0-. bic Sc^uncrigfeit, aSei»icfelnng ber 9lngelegcn^citeu; 4. Sevbinbinig ba§ Sanb ; 5. bie ©efcllfctjaft, Q^an-- be; 6. (Sc^Icift, ®d)liHgc, baS gpaHi lettc ; 7. bcr .f)aufrn, 'bo§ sBuiibtl ; 8. einc Sc^ncvfengattung {Tringa Canutes — /..); a — of cotton-wicks. (bei ben gid)tsie!)etn) m ^icfctfpieg »oH 3)od)te; a — of silk, (bci bcB Sdrbern) ein Spnnb Seibt; a garden with knots, ein ©arten niit »evft!)lRn= genen Si'ctcn ; — berry, bte S3trg= i)tmbeerc, JfJrd^bccrc ; — grass, btr iluptevic^, Oiie^en, boS ScRngraa (Poligonum historta — L). To KNOT, V. 1. a. fniipfen, ^er&tc» ,-/»•. binbeu, serbinbcn ; ocraiitfoln, Bcr^ mirrcn; n.n. 1. .Knotcn bsE&mmes. fcboffen ; 9Iugcn, Jlnoejfcn befoin^ men, auSf^ilagcn ; 2. fleine fiinftli^' (be itnoten ju granfen 9frf«rtigeis, fnotelu; knotted, »erpo4>tftf' siet- wicfclt. KNOTLESS, adj. »bne J?n9te«. KNOTTINESS, s. 1. baS ^It^ti^t, ,finorrige ; .^cn>orfJcl>nibe ; 2. fig SGcrwirfeUe, g(|»»!crtge. IvNOTTY {adit. — ily), adj. tu^tig, fnorrtg, fig. ucrftoc^tea, veyreciJclfe fc^wtcrtg. To KNOW, V. aJ,- n. 1. tinfTcn ; 2. fcR- KCtt; 3. erfcmien, jtntfrfcfceiben; 4. »cvtraut fe»n ; 5. fijnncn, oerfJcbcH (einc iSpra^c, u. f. iiv) ; 6. eta SSeiS? crfcnnen ; to — by sight, i)0B (Scft^t (»ott ^Perfon) fennen ; to let one — , • eiacm ju wtffen tl)iin, einen »tf|"«n laffcn ; einem jcigrn ; to conw to — , erfaljren ; to — for (certain), (fiir g^= wig) nnffen j to — bow^ 3.^efd>eiiJ toiffCH ; to — of (Shaksp.), '^x'd\tn ; prov-s. he ■ — s on whieh sfde )iis bread is buttered, cr Wcip tt>0 ctuifiS ijlt bc- fommcn ifl (er wet&tvo JBartbd Wh^ tlOlt) ; I — every inch of him. tcb fen= ne il)n bnrrb iirtb biirc^, son ?tnficiB ttnb oon Snnctt. KNOW ABLE, adj. Jtt m^m, feilHtUdf, fennbar, crfennbar. KNOWER, s. bcr SSiffcsbe, ,Seaneiibc, .^uiibige, ,Se«ner. KNOWING, I. s. bai SBiffcn, ,8cnncn ; btc .R'enntni^ ; it is not worth — . fS ifi nictjt ttertb, bag m«n f» wetft; faculty of — , baS ®rfc«ntni§pei-rai>= gen ; — one. bcr 2ln«gcleriite, Want y'ud)£), bm-rt)trifbene JJerl ; n. (adv. — ly) adj. wiffenb, fnnbig, beniaiTbert evfaf)ren, gcff|i5t ; not — , unwiffenb. KNOWLEDGE, s. 1. ba§ SBiffen, bi« SBiffenfdjaff, (Srfctuitnit, jfeiintnip, jlunbe; iBeJebvitng; ^Bcfonntfdjnft; 2. ©rfabrcnhett, ®efd)icfli*fcit; tree of—, bcr Saum bea ^rfentttniF" ff J ; _ beforehand, ba« SorttJiffCIK bic 5Borfi!nbc ; to ii>y — , fo »itt tf| weig J without my — , »i}m nictiJ 28i?=> fen ; hnvv came yo\i to the— of it ? WM ^abfu (5ie bicft'a crfabrtu? ta i«Mr» LABY LACT LAIR a caniUl — of a woman, eirt jjltflttcns jimmcr fJtif4)ltc^ erfcnnen. KNUCKLE, s. ber J?itoci)fl, baS ®c= Iciif ; — of a leg of veal, fcaS jtiiieflucf rocfeen ; — letters, y. bie 2ivve«= »ad5fl«b;tfd)e ®cip= llee {Cytutis laburnum. — Ij ). LABYRINTH..9. 1. baS gitbin-inft), ber Srrgarten, ^rr.^ang; bas ©eivinbe; •2, /£-. btr aBirtiuarV. LABYRINTHIAN, adj. labiirillt^t^^, »ev«30vren. LAC, s. bcr Sacf, ®ummt, .^ngellatf ; — dye, Sacffarbe (au8 Oftinbien) ; — lake, ©ummila J, LACE, s.\. bie (gdjnuv; 2. Svi^cn; 3. J?ante, 93orte, 3:veffe; <&^ltngc; — bobbins, pi. (Spi§cnHo)5i)el ; — maker, bcr JfUipVlfr, bie jtlpppicr^ inn ; narrow — maker, bcr 3wivn= f^)i§cnflijppler; —.man. ber (<£pi^en= ^dnblcr im Jl'Ieincn) ; Sortenmivter, ^ofamentirer; — merchant, tev @Vifeen^dnbIcr (im ®rogen); — pillow, baS Jlloppcltiffen ; — veil, bcr ©pi^cnfd)leicr; — woman, bie <£pi(jcnf)dnblerinn, (£pifecnfIovv«i'= inn. To LACE, CO. 1. fd)nitren, snfdiniircn; 2. Bcrbrdmen, befcfecn, einfaffen (mit ©pi^en, Sveffen, n. f. ».) ; 3. vuig. auspriigeln. LACED, adj. gefc^niirt, scrbrdmf, ge= fircift ; — boots, Sd^niirilicfcln.- LACERABLE, adj. jcrrcigbar. To LACERATE, v. a. gcivaltfaiit trcn= nen, jcrrei^cn, jerficifc^en. LACERATION, s. bie Rcrreipiing; bcr LACERATIVE, adj. jcrrci^cnb. LACHES, s. L. T. bie 3;rdgf)cit, Saum= feligEeit. LACHRYMABLE, adj. beweiuenSwert^. LACHRYMAL, adj. 2;brdnen erjen= gcub ; —ducts, pi. bie S:brdncngdnge ; —fistula, bie Sbrdiienfiticl. LACHRYMARY, adj. S^rdncrt ent^al= tcnb. LACHRYMATION, s. ba§ aBciiicn. LACHRYMATORY, s. bie a;brdnen= urnc, ber S^rdncnfrng (ber ailtcn). LACHRYMOSE, adj. S;'f)rdnen crjcu^ gcnb, t^rancnrcid/ bet[)rdnt. LACINIATED, Laciniate, adj. aUSgC= jaJt ; gefdumt, befc^t. 7'« LACK, v.a. s,ii. 1. manj^cht, be^ biirfcn, nic^t ^abcit; 2. miinfc^en, Bcrlangen. LACK, s. 1. ber gjJangcf, bie Slotf), bflsi i8cbiirfnitJ;"2.^(in Dflinbicn) 100,000 gtuDicn ; to have — , bcbiir= fen, ni(tt ^abcn ; — beard, ber 5?art= lofe, 3JJi[d)bnvt; — brain (— wit), bcr ©ummfopf; —lustre, glanjlos, matt; lacka-day! mt.atcn; 2. (— out,, .luSlabcn, an«= iccrcii, au?fd)iipfen, fdjDpfcn. LADING, s. ba§ Sabcn; bit Sabung; bill of — , .¥. K. ba« gonnofliamcnt, ber (!Sd)itT«=) aScrlabungfc^ein ; S'rac^tbvief. LADLE, .9. bcr gro^e ?i3ffel, ,^o^I5ffeI ; bie Sc^aufcl (am SBafferrabc) ; a — ful. ein Sijffcl noil; cine ©c^aufcl »oU; — of a gun, bie ?abcfd)aufel. • LADY, .?. I. bie Sran, Sab», ©belfran, Srcifran, gndbige Sran, Srau »on . . (»Dr bcm ©igcnnnmcn); 2)ame ; 2. ®att:nn; 3. .gierrinn ; ©cbieterinn; my — , gr.ubtije ^rau ; my — coun- tess, bie ^raii ©rdfinn ; our — , nn= fere licbe e?vaii, bieSungfran 9JJaria ; your — , 3f)re (Srauj ©cmablinn ; ladies and gentlemen, mcillC ©aiticn nnb .i3errcn ; — bed straw, Unfercr granen 33cttflro|), ba§ SBalbfirol) (QalUum verum — 7^.) ; — bird, ( — bug, — cow, — fly), bcr (Sonncnfd: fcr, ©ommerfdfcr, 2)Jarienfdfer, ©ottcsfdfer, grauenfdfcrlein, %\-ai\= enfii^Iein ; — 's-bower, bie ^Balbrebc {Clematis — L.) ; — 's-comb, bcr 31(1 = bclfcrbcl, Snngferntamm iscandix — L.) ; — 'scushion. bcr 9labelflcin= brcd),-ba« SfJabclfrant, ber Srauen- nabef, baS Sraucntraut; — dav a)iarid ^Bertiinbigung; —'s finger baS aBunbfraut {./intiiUs — l) ; — • foxglove, ba§ 2DoUEraut, S^drenfrant bic JloittgSfcrje ; — 's glove, bas ?nn= gentraut (Ptdmonana — L.) ; —' ■ hair, brtg Sraucn^aar {.,1dlavthnm — L.) ; — 's laces, baS gladjSfrant {Jiv tirrhijnum linaria — 7^.1; — like, Voit cine 2)amc, jart, niebiicb • roeiblid) wcibifc^, Bcrwcid^lidjt, affcctirt; — v maid, cin Jtammcrmdbct)cn j — mantle, bcr (Siii(b)an, baS €tiber= fraut, bie 9l(ct)cmille {jikhemiiia — L) ; — 's milk, vid. — 's thistle ; — '.- seal, bie fdjwarje Sticftunrj {Tavm.-- — /J ; — 's slipper, bcr 3rauenfc^ub, ®tnfier (Genista. — 7..) ; — 's smock, bie aBafferfreffe (Cardamine — L.) ; ladies' stay.=, bie AMBDOiDAL, iiiij. .1. T. Iainbbafi3r= mig, wic eiii ^ambba ; — suture, or Laiiibdoides, s.pl.Jl. r. bie33i!ltcllia{)t am ^auptc. LAME (ndy. — ly), adj. 1. latjllt, ^irt= fcnb ; 2. fig. Jiucrlltomineu, iiu»oU= ftaubig, in'augc(^aft, fcJ)led)t, elciib, [abc ; to be — at a thine, uiieVfa^rctt tit ciiter (5n(^e (ciii ©tiinipcr bariii) fci;it. To LAME, V. a. Id^men, serfn'ippelii. LAMELLAR, adj. blcittcrig. LAMELLATED, adj. tldtterig ; mit .^autcieii, ^pidttcbeii Pbcv S*a^n be= legt. LAMENESS, s. Lbtc?d6me, Saf;mung, ©c^wti^e, iSriippel^aftigEcit; 2. Uii= vjoUEommcii^ctf. To LAMENT, v. I. n. trauent, roc^!la= gcti, flageit ; H. a. be flagcit, bejain^ mcrii, bebaueru. LAMEiXT, s. bie SQe^flage, Jtlagc, ber 3ainmcr. r-AMENTABLE (ado. — ly), adj. ljcmei= neneroertf); trauernb ; col. fldglic^, jammcrlidj ; cvbdrmltcfe. LAMENTATION, s. bie 2Bc(;fIage, baS 3ammeru. LAMENTER, s. ber 2Bet)fIageitbe. LAMU, s. ciii (Wcibliffecr;5)dmou (ber aUen); bie Sarnie, 3anbertiui, Jpere. LA>UN, \s. bie biinne 5piatte, baS LAMINA, ) 50It(^. LAMINATE, \adj. au3 biiutiett, iiber LAMINATED, S eiiiaubtr gefcgteii ■flatten beflebcnb, bldtterig. LAMMAS, s. spctri Jlcttciifci'ei: (ber er= fte Slugufl). LAMP, .5. 1. bie Sampe; Seuc^te; 2. fig. baS Sic^t; — black, bcr.^icuvu^ ; !^ampenrili} ; — burners (— tubes), SompenrBbren; — cottons, baum= njoUeite S(tmpenboci;te ; —lighter, ber S*ampeniuarter ; — maker, ber 2am= Veitmacbcr, SBIcc|)uer, Slafc^iicr, .^ilcinpiitr ; — wick, ber 2amVcn= bo4)t ; — waster, bcr De(ocrfc^Hjen= bev, 9iad;tft6er ; safety — , bie Stc^cr= ^fitslampe. LAMPAS,.s-.fcrr Svofc^ (Cine ©efc^wulfl tin aJIaiilc ber ^sfevbe uiib beS Iqoxw- sif^eS). 332 LAMPOON, 5. bag 5)?a5i}iiill, ©pottge^ bitt)t, bie Sc^ma^fc^rift. To LAMPOON, ». a. ill cincm spaSquiU buvc^bcrf)eln< pasqiitllircii. LAMPOONER, s. ber spagquiUaitt. LAMPREY, s. bie Samprete. LANCE, s. bie Saiije, bcr ^fr (ndtjer) 511 @eftcf)tbe= fommcit ; — beef, bic Dtbfeitpiiige [Borrago — L) ; — bred, eillbeimifit), iitldiibifd) ; — breeze, ber ?aiibn)inb ; — cape, ba§ i^orgebirge ; — carrack, ba§ Jliificnfi^iff'; — carriage, ba« j^ubrwerE (be^glcic^cn (5uf)'"li>b") J" $ianbC ; by — carriage, (auf ber, per Dbcr jur) ?lci)fe, mit Subrgelegenbeit ; . — chain, bie 2J2etifette ; — cheap, L T. bic Sebniuaare ; — cod, bcr ,Eabel= jaU {Oadas — L.) ; — conveyance, bcr ?atibtran§port; ber ?cbn bafiir ; — draining, bie ('fntnjdfferuitg, &tt= fiimpfuiig, 3:ro5cn[cgtiiig ; — fail, /,. T. bie ^ciingefaHeiie Srbfdjaft an ^diibercicu; J\r. t. bie ^liiftMiiing ((Siitbccfaiig) bcS SaiibcS, ?atibiid£)e ; JV. T-s. to 'make a good — fall, baS iiad) bcr Scrccbmiitg ermartcte Sanb outrun (JU ©cftc^f bcfcmimeit) ; to make a bad — fall, ciu aubercS (itirfjt baS enuartetc) Saitb autbun (ju ®e= fi(^t bcfommen) ; — floods, vid. Freshes ; — forces, bic ?ailbinac{)t, baS Saiibbcer ; — gable, bie ®nini)= fleuer; — m-ave, bcr !^anbgraf; — gravine, bie ?allbgrdfinit ; — herd, bag auf Saiibcreieti rocibciibe SJiinbutcb ; — holder, bcr ?anb= ober ®iit«bcft= fecr; — ice, bie- am Ufer fcft ober auf bemfelbcn liegcnbcn ^ismaffcu; — journeys, Sanbrctfcn; — jobber, bcr aJJdflcr mit S.'duberctcii ; — i.ady, bie ©utebcfi^crinn ; Oaftrairt^inn ; (.§au§=)aBirt[;iuu; — laid, JV. T. au3 bcm ©cftrbt be§ ^anbeS; — locked, »om Sanbe ciugefcbloffcu, mit SauD umgebcn; a — harbour, ciu ^afcu bcr »or SBinben gcfti^crtiii ; — loper (— lubber. Sea cant.) bCV Ji^aubftrci- cber; Saubmunn (bcr iiic^t jur See gc£)t) ; — lord, ber ©utstcftfeer ; @afi= luirtb ; — man, 1. bcr Saubmauu, gnnbbcroobiier ; 2. bcr bic cvfle <5ee= reife macbeube SJiatrofe ; — mark, bie ©renje einc3 Saubt^, ber ®vcu}= ftciit, bie ®emar!uitg ; — inark.«, pi. 3)Jerfmale um ciiicu Svt wicbcrfiu= ben JU fijiineu ; Saiibmarhn: •, j\r. 7: bie Saubfeiinung ; — mate, bcr ($elb= naci^6ar; — measuring, ba§ ?aHbmcfi feu, bie Sanbmcffuug ; — men, bie Sanbfolfatcu, Saubarmee ; — offie* Jim. bag ?aubamt (wo aiU bcrgjegics mug gef)ijrige Satibcrcifit yergc'ben iveibcii) ; — rail, bcr aSicfculaufct (ciit 33ogcl) ; — raker, ber Sanbtlrci: c^er; — roller, bic *ilrfcvuml^; — service, bcr ?anbbieufi, Sicttfi beibeu ?anbtruppen ; — slide, — slip, bci aSergfturj ; — soldier, bcr SanbfoU bat; — spaniel, bcr 23ad)tcU)uub ; — steward, bcr 3i"^finufb"ift^; — tax, bic ©runbftcuer; —tenant, bcr ?aitb> tu^aber; — trade.- bcr SJaiibbanbei; — turn, ber tu beipcu ^diibern jur Slacbtjeit webeube ganbroiub; — waiters, Bo'itiufpaffcr, Straitbreiter, ©tranbrodc^ter; — wind, ber ?ani>= ininb ; — worker, bcr Sanbbauer. To LAND, I!, a. Sr n. laubeu, a\\% SilSlS brittgcn; M. £.au§fci)ifcii, oiiSlabfu, lijf4>eit. LANDAU, *. bie latibauer J?iitfcbe. LANDED idj. Sdnbcrciru bcfi^cnb; — interest, a's 3utcvcffc bcr ©runbbefia ^cr ; be? Caubbail ; — proprietors, -pi. §aiib=@igciitl)iimcr; — property, ?d«:: bereicu ; he is a — man, cr bcfj^t Sanbgiiter. LANDGRAVE, s. bcr Saubgraf. LANDGRAVIATE, s. bic igaiibgraf:^ fcbaft. LANDING, or — place, s. i. biC 5Ju- furt, ©d)iff0ldnbe, bcrSanbuitgSpla^ ; 2. bcr 2lbfa§eiiicr 2.reppe, bic5:;repv= rube ; Jil. E-s. charges at — , or — • charges, bie Saitbuug^fofien; — certi- ficate, bcr Saubung«fd)eiit ; — hook, ber (Stiei{}afcit, .polcr; — net, tin Jteffer, Jl'etfdjcr; — weight, .V. k. bag eiugebenbe ©eiiMcfct. LANDLESS, adj. obUC l^ailb ObCt Scitt- bereicu, Idnberlos. LANDSCAPE, s. btc ?atibfrbaft, b«l Sailbfcbaftggcttldlbc; — painter bit ?anbfc^aft«maier. LANDSMAN, .9. Sea inng. ber btc erflc ©cercifc mac^ciibe iDJatrcfe. LANDWARD, adv. laitbwdvtg. LANE, s. baS ©dfjcbcu bic ®affe ; bei enge ober fcbmalc 2Seg, bcfoubera jttjtfcbeu 3'i"»fii «"'' 'Ofif?" ; to form a — , .Mil. Ph. ciu ©pnlicv bil=« bcu. LANGUAGE, ? i.bic^cftciifugct ; Riu ■ L.4NGREL. 5 tdtfcfecu; ba§ ©c^rof. LANGTERALOO, vid. Lanteiiloo. LANGUAGE, s. bie ©pracbc; ©pret^M art, bcr 5lu'5brucf, 2t;}[7 bie 3icbeii, SEorte ; to give one ill — , ciueu aufab- rcn, fitimpfeit ; — master, bcr 'Sprait=' meifter, @pra^lcJ)rer. LANGUAGED, adj. gut fprcd)eitb; fpracbfuiibig, souueriditebcucu apra^ cbcu; well-, von gutcm St\)(, be* rcbt ; ill — , »ou fd>tcrbteiu St);)!. unbcrcbt; many — , sieic Spradjeii rcbeub. LANGUID {atlr. — ly), adj. 1. IJiatt. fdia'ad), ffblaff; 2. ycrjagt; 3. King* fam; M.E. flau, uit^tgcfud)t, luentg bcgcbrt; in a — state, (uoiu .Oaubel) baniieber liegen; — ness, s bic 5Kats tigtcit; 33crja3ti)cit. Ttf LANGUISH, f. L n. 1. fc^niacbtei! (— for, uad)) ; 2. matt, frba'acb roers ben, uerffbmadjtcu, ycvgcijcii, btn« fd)a>inbcu ; 3. fcijmaditcnb bltcfea j 4. ftdt barmen, abbdinicu • IL a fcbrodd)eii, entniutbigcu (lu. ii.). LANGUISH, 5. ta'J i&d)mac^ten; bii Sebufudjt; 2«attigfeit. LANGUISIIER, .v. ber 5ebufu(bf§«oQe ©cbmafbtcnbc, iBerfcbmadjtcubc. LANGUISHING ( a(/;. SBoIIe ti'ageitb, LANIGEROUS, ) nJoUii3. LANK (adv. — ly), nrf;. 1. fd)lailf, f(i)mdc^ti(j, biittne, lofc, fitlaff; 2. fc^licht, gcvabe; 3. frfjmac^, fc{)mrtc|= tcnb; — hair, fc^lirf)tfg ^^aav ; — jawi'd, fd)malbadf iij ; butigevtetbtg. LANKNE&S, s. bie <£d)mac^tigEcit ; (gctjlapcit ; Siiuuleibigfett. LANNER, Lannkret, s. bcv ftcilte %aU te, ^eimert, '-Blaufu^. LANSaUENET, s. I. ber ?anb«titcc^t ; 2. ba« Sanbefiifdtt (eiii Jtartciifviel). LANTERLOO, s. bttS gautfvlut) (cill JJavtcnfpiet). LANTERN (Lanthorjj). s. 1. bie Sa= teriie ; 2. ber ?eiicl)ftf)uvm ; bie 2Sar= te, SSnfe; 3. t. (befoubcr« im g)iiit)= lenbauf) ber 2)ve^linrt, SvilUiig, bie 2«tenie ; — bearer, bcr liJaterncutva= flet; — braces, p;.jv. r.ba« ?aterncu= eifcit ; — crank, ber etfcvue 5Irm obcr Scepter eincr ?aternc; — fish, bie ?«itenie, 9}ieevfc^wa!be; — fly, (Ciu *^Iterteiigefrt)lcct)t) bie !^atenientrai]C= dun'; (eiit 3ufect) bcr amerifanifc^e I'atcrnentrager ; — girdles, ;>/. JV. T. bic eifcvncii ^aitbc urn bic ^iitter(a= tcrnc; — jawed, — visasedj"d)nioU luHrfii^ ; — jnws, buid)fic^tii]e 0- «■ mnfjeve) ^adfett; — maker, ber !^a= fevueiimviepiiti] obcr 2(^n;-:V- Vtiij^ (fuife jiiiaufcube Snbcu flcfvi^= tcr Sauc) an ben SfopVcvit. LAP, A-. 1. ber (Scfjpo^; 2. bnS ?apl>= C^fU; — of the ear, biiSO^rliiVpAeu ; — dog, ber Sci)0P5f)lIU& ; — eared, lutt i(3aiiiicot)rcii ; — full, ein Sdjoop ooH ; — ' sided, iiberlKiiiflciib, tU\]>-' VOnb ; a — sided .'^hip, ciit Sc^iff, bo§ cine ©cijiagfeite bat: — stone, bcr .Rloi'fftein "bcS Sd)uftcr« ; — wing, bcr.Jlibi6 ; — work, bie iibcrgcfc^Ia^ fleiie uiiD gcPori;teite 9Irbcit. rol,AP,v. a. & n. 1. wiifclu; etuwi^ rfeln ; 2. ledcii (ivie cin .^iinb obcr cine ka%t) ; to — about, Ijerum roi? rftin, aunuicfclit; to — over, lib envi= (fcln, fiilten; iibciba!';]eu; to — up, 1. eiumirfcln, aufwicfclu; iibeifc^la= gen, flecbteu ; 2. nuflccfcii. tAPiDARY, L « ber (gteiufcfjneibcr, iStetupitbler, Smuclicr; n. aiij.ui Stein fjcboncn, lapibarifi-^ ; — cut, bcr Steinbrucf ; — stvie, ber ^a\>i= barfliil, bie ^apibavfc^rift ; ©tctn= fdSirift, t.APiDATrON, s. bie Steinic^uiifl. LAPiDBSCENCE, s. bic 53crftfinerung, bag 'Setvffact. LAPiDESCENT, ndj. fid) ocrficincmb. LAPiDiFic, ndj. etcine bilbcub, »er= flcinernb, uer^eineiib. lAPlDtFiCATiON, s. bte (Srjeiigung ber (Sictiie, ijjerflcinerung, 3Serftei= 4«ng, To LAPiorFY, V. I. a. oerfteincrit ; n. n. ftc^ uerfieincin. LAPiDiST, .•. bcr (Sbelfleinljanbler, 3u= welier. LAPLS, s. bcr (Stein ; — lazuii, ber ?a= furftciit. LAPLAND, s. Scipplanb. LAPLANDER, s. bcr ?appe, Sappliiu^ bcr; bie ?applanbcriiin. LAPPER, s. 1. ber (Stnwicfclnbc, 5(uf= tt)i(flcr ; 2. ber Secfer. LAPPET, s. sing, bcr ©d)00^, ^i\>^d (einc« gfJodES n. f. \v.), Siitiiel isinix .§aube n. f. m.). LAPSE, s. 1. bcr %dl; 2. Se^Itritt, (flcine)5?ef)(cr; 3./,. r. a^crfall; — of time, a?cr(auf (bcr Beit); Si'i'foi^f^ fd)rttt ; — of right, /,. T. bcr .^eini= fall (bcS S^cc^tcs, eiiic ^friinbcanber= njcit }u cergeben). To LAPSE, I', n. 1. fallen, gTcitcn ; 2. ucvfaUcn; Ijciinfallcn; 3.'fc()lcn; 4. ocriiiufcn, ycvflicfjcn. LAR. A-. bcr igttU#gott. LARBOARD, s. J\\ T. (— side, — quart- er, bas SBaifborb (bie Itnfe ©cite be« SdjiffeS) ; — wntch, baS 33acfbprb= Onartier (cinc 2Bad)c). LARCENY, s. /.. T. bic SicbcVCt, Mm- fcrei ; grand [or great) — , Wcnn bcr Siebftabl itber 12,/. ift; petit— ,mciin bcr I)icbftal)l untcr VU. i|l LARCH, s. bcr ?crd)ciibflnni. LARD, s. 1. ber ©Vcif ; 2. bnS Sdimalj, ©cimcincfctt. To LARD, K. \. a. 1. fpicfcn ; 2. mafieii, iibcrtaben ; il. n. fett luerbcn. LARDER, s. bie Spcifefamntcr; bcr ©peifcfc^ranf, Sliegcnfc^rauf. LARGE (d.'/r. — Lv), adj. 1. grop, Wcit, breit, u'citliinfig ; anSgcbcfent, bicf, ftarf ; 2. rcif^lid), iibcrfliiffig; at — , 1. flusfiibrlid;, uniftcinbtic^, »eit(iin= fig ; 2. unbegvcnst, o[)ne Btvnng, frci; to go at — , fid) au«bcf)uen; in bic »iH'ite 9BcIt gcben ; to talk at — , n.icit= Kinfig (u«/«-. ein Sanger unb eitt^Srri= teg) rebrn ; to go — , mit alien fecgcin fal)Ven Ober gcben ; business (trans- acted) at — , 2lbfa^ (3]lcrtrieb) im ®vo§en; — boned, fiarffitodjij ; — money, grob (Jourant, grybca obcr ganje« <^elb, grobe3}{iin5c; —wind, JV. r. l}alber SBinb, ranmcr SQiiib. LARGE, s. Mas. T. ba« itJitrgo. LARGENESS, s. 1 . Hi (5rcie, bie 3Eeitc ; 2. i^reite, ®ro9e, 9lu0bcbnung. LAPvfJESs, «. bie i^reigcbigfeit; ®eitfc$c) ; fc^ncU an«fc^lagen (wie yon ^fcrbcn); fig. ausfcbweifcn; (— into), fc^ncll in etwae ycrfaflcn, gcra» tbcn ; JV". T-s. to — up the hannnncks, bie ..(pdngemattcn anfforrcn (snfam* menfd)tiiircn) ; lashing, ?3inbfel, 9Ser» binbnng jwctcr ^ant. LASHER, s.sing. 1. bcr spcitfd^cnbe ; ,5natfd)cnbe ; 2. bn« 2;aii, 9tei[)=3:;ai!. L.^ss, .V, baS 2)Jdbd)en ; — lorn, oon bet ©cliebtcn oeilnffen. L/issiTUDE, s. bie a)?iibigfcit, ®rmfi« iung, a}Jattigfcit ; Med. T. Slbfpan- nnng. ' _ LAST. I. adj. 1. bcr, bte, ba3 Scfete, *ilcnj5crfk); 2. .jSintcrjle, TOcbrtgfte ; 3. 33orige ; M. E-s. uergangen ; the — (day) of this montli, bcr Icfetc tXa^> bicfcS (be3 gegenwdrtigcn ober lau-- fciibcn) 2)Jcnat§, Ultiino=6orreut; our — respects, nnfcr crgcbcuft 2c&=: tel ; tlie — but one, bcr iBorfc^te ; — week, oorige SBoc^e ; — night, gcfterii 2Ibcnb ; at (the) — , jnfc^t, am (5'nbc, - fc^lie^li;^; — of ail. jn aflcrlcfet; to the — , bis ani (Snbc; to the — de gree, tm |6d)iicn ©rabe ; of the — hnportance, »on bcr gr6§tca2Bid)tigs feit ; he has breathed his — , cr ijat ben ®cifi nn§gcbau(|t ; he is hrougiii upo!i his — legs, ,fi? gebt mit ifam ui ©nbe, cr pfeift anf bcm Ic^ten ^ocfie ; II. ad}\ jnlc^t, eiiblid), fc^tiefilict ; nn:> liingft, nculicfe. To LAST, V. n. \oa[)ven, bnncvn, yer^ {)arrcn. LAST.s. 1. ber ?ettlcn; 2. bieSdjip-* lafl (@cioid)t von 2 S^onncn); Sd)iff5labung ; bcrSallaft; a — of hides, jwanjig 5)cd)cr ^dute; to put upon (to set on) the — , I'lbcr bcil ?Ct= f!en fd)[agen ; — maker, Dcr 5ieifKn= fdjnciber.' LASTING {adn. — ly). adj. baitcrnb, baucrbaft, bcildubig, immerrodbrenb; — ness, s. bte'Dauerbaftigfcit, 3}ancr. LASTLY, adv. $ulcfet, cnblic^, fd;licf» lid). LATCH, s. 1. bicKIinfe, bcr 3)didfer, (Sc^napper (on aft); a — author, ein ncnerer ©d;riftftellcr ; tha — Mr. N., bcr fclige .6. ^. ; the ~> king, ber (yorige) CDcf)feligc J^&uig; — ripe, fpdtrcif, fpdt. LATEEN, in compos. JV. T s. — sails. \«* tciiiif^e (brciecfigc) Scgcl (tm il7iit» (clmccr) ; — yards, lauflc Olaaeit fii» biefe Segcl. 233 LAUD 1.AVE LAXA f-ATELY, adv. ttcult^, ffirjltc^, Utt= langfi. LATENCY, s. tie ajcicorflcnpett ; Snii-- fel^cit. LATENESS, s. bic fviitc 3eit ; ^t\\\d\. LATENT, adj ccrborijeti, flcbcim; — heat, bte x\\M cntmiifflte aUarntf. LATER, ade. fpciter ; iif uer. LATERAL, adj. an, aiif, ober »on ber ©cite ; — branches, bie iScitciijmf ijje. LATERALLY, ado. JltV ©Ette, fctt= njiirtg, an bcr Seite, batci. LATEumous. arf;. jiegeKi^iiItc^. LATH, s. bte Sattc ; — brick, bcv ?at= tcnjtegcl ; — wood, ba« @Vlitt[)olj ; — work, ba§ Srtttennjcrf, (Btacfct. To LATH, c. H. lattcit, nttt Sattf n l)c= fc^lagen. LATHE, s. bie S)«(^felbanf, Svcr;= banf. LATHER, s. i. bet (Seifenf^aum, S^aum; 2. btcfe ©ctroeiy. To LATHER, tj I. n. fc^aitmcit ; H. a. eiufcifeii. LATHY, adj. biinii, buwe (t»tc fine i!atte). LATIN, I. orf/. latetuifc^ ; n. s. 1. baS Sateiit, Sateinifc^e ; 2. bcr Satciiier. • LATINISM, s. bte latctiitfcfje ©^rac^- ctgett^ett, bcv 2aftiitSmu«. LATJNiST, s. ber Satciticc (®ele^rtc tin Satcinifci^eii). LATINITY. s. baS (claffifdjc) Satettt, bic latcittiftte ©pradje, ?atiuitat. 71) LATtNiZE, c. k. &■ a. latctntfc^e 2B&rter uub 2lu«brii(fc gcbrau^en, latiuitueit. LATlROSTROUS, at/j. fcrettfc^iiaBcltij. LATISH, adj. eel. ttwaS fviit. LATITANGY, s. bie 33cvbori]cnljeit. LATITANT adj. »cil)Oi-gcn, ucrjlccff. LATITAT, s. L. T. bfi ^-Siuiabuitgabc^ fef)I »or b.l« King's Bench-@ei-icl)t. LATITUDE, s. 1. bic Srcttc; SBeitc, fcer SRaum, ©ptcU'iium, Uiufaiig, bic 'JlitSbf htiuiig ; 2. Uttgcbuubciti)cit, Uii= eiiii\efc^raiitttcit, yveiljeit ; 3. bcr tJjeite (Sinn; 4. bic gcograp&ifc^c Sreite, i^ol^o^e. LATITUDINARIAN, L adj. UUCingc: fc^ranft uu^cbuiibeu, freijjcijtcrifci;; II. s. ber ^rcibenfer, greigcil. LATiTUDiNARiANisM, *. bie ^Jreigci- ftcrct- LATRANT, arff. bffrcnb; jSnfifd). LATRIA. s. Til. T. btC *iIllbctU!!g. LATTEN, I. s. has JWeffiiig ; ir. adj. mfiftsgen; —brass, baS itafclmcf^ ftug ; — shavings, iUJcffiiigfc^abfcl ; — wire, ?!Kcf)iitgbra^t. LATTER. 1.0'^/. (comp. »on Late) i\s'a§ *Jla(i)l)cu, ©nimmct ; ii. pron. bcr, bie, baS Ic^tevc, bicfcr; the — told me, [c^tgcttaituter, bicfcr fagfe mir. LA'ITICE, .1. baS ©ittcr,' bic S;ralie; — like, gittcrartig ; — window, baS ©itterfeiiftcr ; — work, ba« @tttcr= toevf, iral|eii}crf. To LATTICE, b. a 1. gtttem ; 2. (—up), sergitftrn, tibergitt'ern. LAUD, s. HS gob, bcr Spreia, 3?u^m (tJ). ii.). To LAUD, V. a. lobctt, tjrcifett, riifimen ; f/i — one to the skies, cilicn ill bClt .6tmmci erfjcbett. LAUDABLE (adi). ~Lv), adj loblict), lobcRgiBiirbig.cmvff f)tfit8m'ert() ; I)ci(= f«m, gcfuitb; — ness, s. bie 2obcii«= iDtirDigteit, 5Pvci§iDiivbiafcit. LAUDANUM, s. ba« tobaituin, bie Dpiumttiicturj iaS Dpiat, ber ©c^kftruuf. UUJDATiON, *. bai Zob. S3i LAUDATIVE, s. bie Sobrcbc (w. ii.). LAUDATORY, I. adj. lobcitb, Vrctfcnb ; — prayers, Sobgcbctc ; H. s. bie Sob= Vvcifuiig. LAUDER, s. bcr Sober, Sprcifcr. To LAUGH, v.n. 1. Iacf;cn; 2. * Inciter, frcubig, frucbtbar fcjjii ; to — at, iibcr ctwag lacfecn, cS bclacl)cn, »crlacl)cii; to — outright (out), itbcrlaut Indjen ; to — a thing out, ttwaS juin ®clact)= ter niacf)cn ; to — to scorn, ycrlncbcn, jum Ocfvottc iiia^cn ; to — in one's sleeve, iii3 giiuftdjcit (t)cimlid)) la= elicit ; tp — at tlie wrong side of the mouth, lud. fd)rcien ; let him — that wins. prov. tocx ba» @(ii(f \)at, fiibrt bie Sraut bcim ; laughed at, vcrladit. LAUGH, s. ba« ?ac^cii, bie ?ac^e ; — worthy, bclarf)cn§mcrt(). LAUGHABLE, arlj. lact)crlic^. LAUGHER. >. bcr ?acf)cr. LAUGHING s ba« ?arf)en ; he.fell a— , cr frf)Iug cine H'arfic fli;f ; — pas, ba§ ?nc^gaS ; — stock, ^aS (5ScIaci)tcr, bcr ic= ficii, tvcrfcn, fitlciibcrn; to — into eternity, * in bic CS-ivigfeit gcf)cn ; to — into sea, ill (£cc ficd)cn ; to — into the world, ill bie wcite uScIt gcl}cn; launching planks. ?lb(auf^p(anfcn ; II. iu fc^ic^cn, biufd)ic5cn, binflicgcn ; to — the boat, ba-S Sopt auSfc^cn; to — out (forth), fovtf^icfjcn, fovt; ftrijmcii, aii§Cd)roctfcn, fid) auSbrcttcn. LAUNCH, s. 1. baS langc 33oot ; 2. ba8 »om Stapcl Stiffen. LAUNDER, s. 1. bic SBafc^crinn ; 2. bcr 2Baffcrtrog, bic (Sijtcnic. To LAUNDER, v. a. wafdicn, bcnc^cn. LAUNDERER, s. bcc 2Bafd)cr. LAUNDRESS, s. bic 2Bafd)crinn. LAUNDRY, s. 1. ba« 2Bafd)l)au8 ; 3im= mcr !uin SSafdjcn, SSrocfiicn unb 5piatten; 2. aBafrfictt, bic 3B;ifd)c. LAURA, 3. Saurci, di'm.Sorc^cn (Srancn^ name). To LAUREATE, v. a. mit Sorbccr froncn. LAUREATE, adj. iiiit Sofbccr gcfront; poet — , s. bcr gcfiijnte 5poet, ^of= bid)tcr. LAUREATION, ,i. bic 5)iagiflcr= obcr S)octor=5)]romotion (auf i>iii llniucr= ft til ten). laureIj, s. 1. bcr Sorbecr, Sorbccr= baum (auc^ Laurel-tree) ; 2. — , ( — wreath, or crown of — ), bcr ?Orbecr= franj; — of Ale.\andria, bcr 9)2aufes born; — herb, bas Sorbeerfrant. LAURELED, adj. luit Sorbccrcn gc= fd) mil eft. LAURENCE, s. Sorcnj (3JJann8namc). LAURETTA, s. Saurctta (Sranenname). LAURIFEROUS, adj. Sorbecrcii tra= gcnb. LAUiiusTiN, .9. ber wtlte Sorbccrbaum. LAVA, s. berocrglnfcte'JlnSmurf ffucr- fpcicnbcr 33crge, bie iwa. LAVATION, s. ba8 iffiafi1)cn, 9lbwa= fc^cn. LAVATORY.*. 1. b« 9Bafd)Vlafe, bic 23;ifd)e (bcr ^vi,t) ; . 2. bic aSafd}= banf, iaS SBafitifa^; 3. SBafc^^ waffcr. To LAVE, V. I. a. Uuifr^cn ; iibcrirxi- f4)cn ; roaffcni, bcncfecn ; babcii ; H. n. fid) babcn. LAVENDER, s. bcr Sat'CUbctj French — , bn3 Stbc^aSfrant (.stachas — A., — glass, bnS SaucnbcI=S-lafc^(tcn ; ^ spike, bie ©picfc ; — water, iaS id* SeilbClnjaffcr {Em de Laremle]. LAYER, s. t>ni SBafi^bcdon. LAVEROCK, s. + bic Scrc^c. LAVISH, adj. L frcigcbig; ycrfdjiueKi bfvifc^ (— of, miti ; 2. ungebunbtn, fvci, unjiibmbar, w>tlb ; h3 is too — with his tongue, cr fpridjt ju frei. To LAVISH,!'. rt.«ergenbcn, ccrfctmca^ ben, burc^bringcn. LAVISHER, s. bcr SScrffbu'ciibcr, LAVISHLY, adv. »crfd;l^Kn^crtfd). LAVISHMENT, > s bic^BcrfdjTOcnbniig; "AVISHNESS, J j^reibcit. LAVISHNESS, J Ungcbunbcii^cit, LAW, s. 1. ba« ®cff^, bie ©a^uiig; 2. bag S)icd)r; 3. bcr 5}>rpscp ; 4'. bi< Dice^tsgclcf)rfam!cit; 5. Tk. r. bo3 mofaifc^e @cfe^, baS i^ud) ber ®ts fc^c; canon — , ba§ Jiircbcnrcc{>t ; ci- vil — , bal biirgcvlid)c ;)Jed>t; com- mon — , baS gcmcinc iJJcd;!, .Ocrfpin^ men; statute — , ba3 gcfcbricbene (parlamciitarifc|)c) 3icd)t, bic 5jiavla= incntSuiEnnbcii; — of arms, baS Ji'ricg§rcc^t; — of (the) merchants, (or — of tlie staple,) baS .^ailbcU= rcd)t ; — of mark, (mart mr of repri- sals), ba6 3Jcd)t bcr 9tcprcffalicu; —a of customs, 3Piigf ftfef ; — of nature, ba8 9]at«vrcd)t ; — of nations, ba3 S^oifcrrccbt; dint of — , bcr gf?cc|it8s fprnc^ ; good in — , rcc^tSgiiltig ; to follow the — , bie 9Jfd)tc ftubircii ; to go to r— , vor @crid)t gcbcn, flagcit, 3cnianbcn gcric^tlic^ bVlaiigcu; to be at — , projcffircn ; doctor of — s, Xiots tor ber SJcc^tc ; — breaker, bcr Ucbcr= trcter, iScrlc|er bcr ©cfe^c; — charges, vid. — expenses ; — day, bci @cvi(^t4tag, Vermin ; — expenses, bte ®crid)t«fDftcn, (Sci'id)t«gcbiibrcn; — giver {— maker), bcr ©CK^gcbcr ; : — giving, gcfe^gcbcnb, ge'"c§gcbcrifd>; — suit,ber$ro5cg, 9icc^t6f>ill»35f4**= bailbcl ; to bring in or enter a — suit, Hagbar wcrben, gcrid)flid> flagcn. To LAW. V. a. L. T. bcu Sagbbiinbcn bie 93allcn an ben SiiScn au^fcfencibcn. LAWFUL (adv.—hY),ailj. gcfc^Itd), ge= fc^inaisig, rc(^tma»tg, giiltig, evlaiibt, gcftattbiir, crbfiibig ; — ness, s. bie ®efcfeli(t)feit, SfJcc^tma^igtcit, @iiU tigtcit. LAWLESS (ade. — ly). ndj. gcfffelOS, unabl)dngig; ungcfc(}lic|), ge)[c|mij bvig, iiiirec^tmn^ig ; — ne.ss, s. bie @e= fcfelofigtcit. LAWN, s. 1. ber frctc?}3Ia^ (bie(5bcnc) in eincm @ci)oljc, bic Sidjtnng, Slo^e; aSilbbabn; 2. bic iSd>li*ifi-= Icinroanb, bcr Sinoii ; — sleeved, mit gro|banfd)igtcn 'ilcrmcln. LAWNY, a berfeil ; to — in order, ttt Dvbiiuiig bringeii; to — blows, ©f^lagc gcbeu ; to — a ghost, eineit @et^ batiueu; to — the devil, beii 5teufe[ batiiteit; to — a lioid, ^Y. T. ein iSci)tf vpin ?anbe abbalten; to — the dust, be ti Staub lofdbcit; to — in ridges, tioleit; to — ropes, !£aue fchlagett, jufammenbrebcn; to — the corn. baS Jlovit iiieberrci)lagen (bitr^ Siegeti) ; to — taxes, ©teuevn auf(e= gcit; to — a wager, eiitc SQBctte ma= d)eit, loettcit; I'll — something, ic^ metre ; what will you — (on it) 7 n)a§ tijillfl bitwctten? n)«8 gilt's? to — a plot, eiit 6onn.'Iptt mndjeu ; to — low, flitriseii, bei- dvbc gleic^ mac^en ; JV. T-s. to — the land, baS Canb au8 bem ©eficbte sevlieren ; to — a ships deck, bie 'Jfecfplaitfeti uiib StijevP Je legett, flreic^eit ; to — waste, uerwii- fieit, jerftiiren ; to — about, um ftcf) fc^lagen, um ftc^ greifcn ; ftc^ eifiig bewerbeu; to — about one, ciiien fcblageit ; to — against, einwcnbeii ; I'orroerfeu, befrf)ulbigen ; to — along (to — flat), biitflred en ; au«breiten ; to — apart, ablegcit, wegtuerfeii ; to — aside, bet (Seite (egcii, roegfegen ; fig. bet Sette fe^en; uiitcrlaffen ; auf= (jebeii, fafjren laffeit; to — asleep, eittfcblnfeni ; to — at stake, auf« (Spiel fe^eil ; to — one's self at one's mercy, ftd) eineiit nuf (5)itabe aub Un= giiabc ergeben ; to — away, to — off, JBeglegeit, ablcgeit ; to — before, «ov« Icgeu ; to — by, bcilegen, flitf bcbeu ; fig. Wi Sfite fe^eu pbev Ugctt, iibep gebett; my way — ju.st by him, ITtcill 9Beg fiibrte mtc& nil i[)m »prbei; to — down, 1. nicberlegcti ; 2. baar bin= legcu, btnsnblcii ; 3. al8 5Pfanb ge= ben; 4. jur ©runblage maiden, rtiu itcbmeit, bebauutei. ; to — down one's life, feiii Cebeii bingebcti; to — down as a rule, JUf SfJegel mac^ett ; I laid down my club, trf> ^abe mciite Sei'^e bejafflt; to — wait for, tiac^flclleit, auflauevn ; to — for an excuse, 5111- Gtttfcfiiilbigung aiigcbeit; to — forth, juv ©ct)au legeii, nitsflcUeit (ct4te SJeicbe) ; to — one's self forth, jtc^ mcitlauftg au«laffeii ; aii«framcii ; to — hold of, evgveifeii ; ftcl) ju ?lu^c macben ; to — in. eitiiegeii ; etiitl)itu, Cinfrtufcii (SSviaveii) ; einfcimmetit, •tatragen, fliifitcffeii, aiifbnufcit ; to — in for, nac{)flcneii, ju faitgcii fu= cben ; to — on (upon), auflegeit ; rtii-- legeii, anwenbeii; siifc{)lageii, fd)fa= geii ; to — on the shelf, fig. bei ©eitc legen; to — a command on, SSefe^l geoeii, eiitfcf)avfon ; to — violent hands on one's self, ftct) (felbfi) ba§ 2eben liciimeil ; to — the fault upon one, bic ©t^ulb auf etiien fc^iebeii ; to — one's excuse upon a tiling, fic^ mit etamS entfc^itlbigeti; to — open, barlegen, 5cigeti ; to — out, 1. bfirtUS Icgeii, juv S^nu fegeii; 2. aiilegeii; 3. anweii- ben, auSgebcn ; aiifovfeiii ; to -^ out a vessel (upon the road), JV. T. etn nige; uncalcined — , bcv ^Blcifleiu; vim-gar of — , effigfauveS 3^leipr\ib 53UtmeiB; white —, bn« Sleirocig- yellowi.sh green — . baS ©riiubleierj ; leads, pi. 1. baS Sleibacb; 2. r?//;. T. ber 3>urd)fd)ub', bic 55urd)fd)ugltnieii, Spaticn, giillfiifte ; 3. m. r. bie 5)Jlpmbe, baS 531eiftegel; —ashes, pL, bie S8Ieiafd)e; —colour, bie §BIeifar= be; — coloured blue, HeifarbcneS. S3laii, Pber bleigrau; - crystal, bol SBIeievj; — eater, baS Sfbfrbarj; — glance (auc^ blue — ore\ ber gemeinf ©leiglanj ; compact — glance, bicbtct SSleiglans, ber SBleifc^meif ; —glass, baSS3IeigIa8; —line, bie Sleifc^'nur. Sptbleiue ; — mine, bie Sleignibe ; — ore, ba! ©leterj ; — pencil, bet Sleifiift; — shot, bev .^agel, ba3 <2d)rot; — tail, (ein bem ^i^fei glance ai;nlic|)eS Steierj) ber Sleifd^iveif ; — tree, ber 5?leibaiim ; — vitriov, ber Sleiaitviol, baS ^Jittiplbleterj ; — work, bic ^Icibiitte; — wort, bit 93leinjur} {Plumbago — L). Ta LEAD, v.a. lutt 33Iet auSgicpcn ObC! iiberjief)en ; Tijp.T. burdjfdtieten; Ji/. E. plPinbireU; leaded on the top, «ltt 58lei gebcift. To LEAD, V. ir. a. Sr 7i. 1. Icttcn, fii^s fiibrett; anfit^renj 2. uovangcben; 3. yevloifcn; oevleiten; 4. vermijgeii, beii'egen ; 5. Mus.t. auSfiifiven, burd)^ fiibve'it ; 6. (beim 33i!Iiavbfpiet)' fit^ aiiSfeijen, 91ciiutt geben ; to — apes 3lffcn nm (Dangetbanbe fiibren; to — parties, bcv ^Ja^elSfiibrer fein ; to — the way, ben 2Seg jeigeii, sovan gc^ ^eu ; to — a (the) dance, SOrtanjCrt, auffiibren; to —g sedentary life, eill ft^enbeg ?ebctt fiil)ren ; to — by force, fc^leppeu; to — aside (away), ab* njiivts fiibren, wegfiihren ; to — in (into), bincinfubren, cinfiibren, jure^l lueifen ; to — into a mistake, jum 3rrtl)um Derlciten ; to — off ci'bfijt>= ren, ablciten ; beginnen ; to — on (along), anfiil)ren) fprtfiibren : w= Ipcfen ; I will — on slowly, ic^ njtU fad;te uovauSgeben; — on (— the way), geben Sie »or«n ; to — out, l)inau8' fiibren, au8fiil;ren ; t'> — out of the way, ivre fiibren ; to — up, avif^ fiibren. LEAD, s. bie 9lnfit{)rung ; baS SSoran* geben; bie 33orbanb(tnij?artenfpieU-); ber erfle SBurf ; 2lu8fa§ c^lci-fiitt) isM Silliarb ; — of tl)e slide, r. bie Def- nuug beS (Sc^iebaeutild (bei ben 5J&- coniPtiyen) ; to have the — , ber @rfh fei)n, bie 3Sprl)ftnb bibcii ; to take the — , 5lnfii^rer fei>n ; bie ,^&nneuv(S macien; to take the — of ..., jiivor- fpmmeii in . . . LEADEN, adj. 1. ilcicm, »»n 93icj ; ^- fis- fc^iv'erfallig, bumm ; — heart- ed, gefiiblloS ; — heeled, tangfam ; — shot, baS (Sc^rot ; — stepping, fig tleiern, ftct) langfam beroegenb. LEADER, f!. ber ?eiter, i^iibrer, SSeg^ meifev; 5liifiibrer, geerfiibrer; 3ia» belsfiibrer ; (Srfle, 5j]prmaiin ; — s, pf bie »orbcren ^Pferbe eineS me[)rrpaH3 ntgen (Su\^U) giibnvcrfs, 3iiem:i Vfcrbe; — at cards, ber 5Bprmana. ber bie 3SiJrI;anb (bei ■^arteiifpicien) bat ; — at bowls, (beim Jtegelfpitl) ber juerfi wivft. LEADING, aij. cv^e, vpmebmfVe ; — articles, gangbarc (.2Baareu=) 'ilvtifH ; — card, bie erfle, angefpielte J?avte; — - fact, bie ,&anpt:5;i)atfacl>e; — , fashion, bie berrfc^enbe ajicbe; — . hand, bte SSprbaub ; to have the — hand, am ^luSfviclen feV;n ; — hara^ 933 LEAP LEAV LEE baS Satfclpfcvb, Siicmpferb; —man, ber 31iiful)vev, evfte SDJaitn ; 9Sortfln= jer; — quality, bie iSonie&mfte (.^nupt=) eisienfc^aft ; — question, bt'c ,§am>tfrartc ; — strings, baS ®nii= flel&anb, ber ^aufscnim ; — trait, bci- oaiiptjug ; — wind, ber frifcfte, aiiii= ^HrteaiStiib; —word, iaS crflt Sioxt, i.EADY, adj. bicifavticn, Ijlerfai'btc]. LEAF, ft. 1. bag SiMntt (am sBauiiie ober till ©iicfce) ; 2. Slattcbeii ; 3. ber Sliiget (ciiteg Si We8 u. f. w.) ; double — , MS Bwciblfltt (Ophijrs — L.) ; I kVII make him turn ovor a new — , tEAFY, adj. »olI ©latter, bikubt. To LEAGUE, v. n. ficfc ^erbin^e^, fid) wrbunbeit, eiii 23uubuiii mac^^-u (— with, niit). LEAGUE, s. 1. ber SBiiiib, baS Siiubitt^ ; fcte ?tjjue: German commercial — , bei fceittfdbe 3oU»erctii; 2. bie fvanjoft: fc^e Wltiit, Secmeite (eiiie Stiiiibe). LEAGUER, s. 1. ber Q^erbiiiibetc, ^Bitit^ tieSgeitoS; 2. bteSelaaeruug (m. iij; to hold ia — . belagert balteii. l^AK, s. bee ?e(f, bie ©pake, SJifec ; to Efifiaga — , ciucn Secf bcfomincii. To LEAK, v.n. cincii 2e(f babeii, 2Baf= fer iicbtn ; leifeti, trijpfeJ::, (— out) auSlaufen, laufcii. LEAKAGE, s. 1. bci« 2oiffciin obcr ?ecf= ujerteti; 2. bie Cecfaile, Seccafie (3lb= reclining ober (SvU^ fiir ben y3evlu|i aa SSetit, bei ber (Siufubr). LEAKY, adj. I. Ud, lijdjerig ; 2. gc- fc^tuafetg. Ta LEAN, V. rcg. Sr ir. n. Sr a. Icl)lieil, ^atigett, neiaeit; biegen, !riiinincti, maitfetl ; five le^lieu (— against, to, an etiuaS) ; to — on one's knees, ft(^ auf bie ^iiie werfcit; to — over, iiber- fiaugeit ; tn — to . . . , ftc^ iteigcn ju . . ., genetgt fetil JU . . . ; to — to in opin- ion, Semaiibcnt bcipflic^teii ; to — to one's ease, ftd) 3e''nanbeS annc()mcti ; to — upon, ftdb ait ober auf ctnjas lefjitett, pbcr ftiiijen ; fg. ftc^ nuf ct= t»a« »erlaffeti. LEAN [ado. — ly), adj. 1. iitctgcr, bitrre; 2, Jig. armfeltg, eleitb ; 3. iitebrtg (i». ii.); 4. trocfeit, fabe, bumiu; he' is as — as a rake, er l)iiitgt tiur ill .§aut unb .fnoc^eit; II. s. ba-j SJtagcre, magere S^lctfrib ; in cornpns. — bow, etii fc^ar= fer fc^maler 33iig ; — faced (— looked, — visased), (jiiger tin ©effect ; — fleshed, iiiagcr, abgc^ebvt; — witteJ, fabe, abgefcfomacft, tboricbt. LEANNESS, s. 1 . bie 2JJagcrfeit, Sitrre ; 2. be c 3)iaugel ; 3. bie Strmfeligfeit. To LEAP, V. L n. fpringcti, ^iipfeti ; jiber ober in etn>«S fpvtngen ; he is ready to — out of his skin, cr niodjte oor Sreitben au5 be*. .§aiit fa{}rcn; II. a. befvringen, fcviegeii (Don flro^e= ten S^iereii). _ L^P, s. 1. ber ^eprniig, ©a^; 2. baS Soefpriugcn ; 3. tie Springiucite ; to take a — , etiieu Sprung t^uu£ by }ea()s, fprungweifc ; leap frog,bie i&ta= tion (cin Jlinbevfpicl) ; — year, baS ©c^altjabr. iiSAPEU, g. ber ©priiigcr, 2:anner; saa @V»i"i3ei"/ @e^cr (eiit ^f(i\\ n)eld)el gut iiber ©raben, ii. f. nj. fe^t). LEAPING, part. s. bag ©pringcu; 93e= fpringen ; — beetle, ber ©prtngfafer, ©ci)ii'ellfafer, ©(i)micb; — horse, ein nim ©pringcn gut abgeric^tetcS ^>fcrb ; — ly, adv. fprungweife. To LEARN, 1-. a. c?- v. 1. Icmen, erler= nen ; 2. ue"nel)nicn, erfabren, bi^rc" ; — from thi.s, id) crfe[)e bterang; to — wit, gefdiciter, flitgcr luerbcn ; we are as yet to — , iBtr miiffcn 11118 erft iiberjeugen. LRAR.XED {adv. — ly), adj. gele^rt, fenutiiiijieicf), fuitbig, weife; the—, s. pL bie ©elebrten. LEARNER, s. 1. bcr Scbrltng, ©(^ii= ler ; 2. ^Iculing, 2lnfanger. LEARNING, s. bte ©elebrfaiiiEctt, SBif- feiifc^aft. r LEASABLE, a'fj. Deriiitctbbar. » LEASE, s. 1. bte SSerpaditungI 95cr= mictbnng; 2. ber5pad)t= Dber'ilJltetb= contract, SlJacbtbrief ; to let by — , yerparbtcn, »erniicti)en; to take a — of, pad)ten, mietben ; — hold, I.s. bie 5pad)tiing (auf geiuiffe 3eit): II. adj. gepadjfer ; — holders, p/. ipacfcter ; — parole, bte iTiiinblti^e •J3erniietbiing. 7'o LEASE, V. a. verpaci)ten, oeriiitetben. LEASER, s. bcr 2lel)rcnlefcr, bie 3leb=' renleferinn. LEASH, s. 1. ber 3lienicn, ©trtcf, ba« 33aiib; Sp. r. S-alfeitrtemen; 2. bie ,. laffcn; jnriicf laffcn ; 2, (tcftamentas rifd)) yermac^en, bi'iterlaffen ; 3. iibcrlaffcn; 4. ablaffcn, abfie^en, anfbi^rcn ; to — at one's discretion, cinein frcie i»5aiib gcben ; to — (oflTi crying, auff^iu'cn JU wcincn ; this 1 — with my reader, bicfj iibcvfaffe tcft bem 8cfcr; to — off, 1. scrlaffcn, anfgcbcn, ablcgcn ; 2. abflc^cn ; ciu- baltcn, eirtftcllc'n, anfbijren ; to — oa trade, ciu @cfd)aft ittcbcrlcgcn, etiigcs ben laffcn; to — open, uncrortert laffcn ; to — out, auglaffcn ; aug= fc^lic^eu; yergeffcn, vcrnad)lafftgett; to — unpaid, ntd;t bcjablcii. LEAVED, a Itd)feit. LECHERY, s. btc Unjucbt, Sicberltd>= tcit. LECTION, s. 1. bag Sefen; 2. bic?cfe=' art, 33ariautc; 3. Section ((Sapftclbcif bciltgcn ©fi)rift). LECTIONARY, .9. bag ScctiouSbud^ (jum Jtirdjcngebrartcbe). l-ECTURE, i. 1. bag Sefeii, bie SSorlc^- fuMg; 2. 92ad)mittaggprcbigt- 3. vuJg. ^rebigt; ©trafprctii^t, bcrU5cr= mcig; reader of — s, bcr itoilcfungcn bdtt, bcr sprofeffor. 7b LECTURE, «. (I. <<- n. 1. 33ovIefuit= (}cn bdlfcn- Collegia Icfen (— on, uber) ; 2. beUbreii, untcrrid)ten -. ;i, l)ebantif4) I)ofmciftcrn, eincu SScnucig gebcn. LECTURER, s. 1. bcr sSorlcfcr, 6jfci»t= Hc^e Sebrer, Sector, ^rofeffor; >. ^rebigergebiilfc, Sapellaii, Jtatecf!v> LECTURESHIP, s. 1. bag Sorlcfcram, Sectoral, bt'c ^i'ofeffur ; 2. gapellaur ftcUe, JitatedjetenPeUe. LEDGE, s, 1. ber oovflcbcnbe 3?anb, bic Seii^e ; a — of rock, cine in bic ©ce biucinlanfenbe .fflippenrcibe ; 2. bi? Sage, ©d)id)t, bag Sagcr ; 3. letos s. pi. jv. T. bic atippci'i jiuifc^cn Wa ©ecfbalEcn. LEDGER, s. JU. K. bag .^auptbud^ : -' lines, Mils. t. ^Jlebcnlinicn. LEE, s. 1. bte .^cfcn; 2. M-.Ts. bi« bem SBinbegegenuber liegeubcScite, ©cite uutcrbem 3Biabc, (—side) 2ce» fcitc, Sep ober See ; to be in the — » ftct) nuter bem SBiufe bcftnbeu; i« come by the — , ill Sc!) faUcil, SOIH SBiiibe abfonimcn^ to im under tiia — of the shore, WtllbluV V" llfn liegcn; to ji5 by tba—, o> LEGA i,y the—, ben aSinb ucvltereit ; to lay a ship by the — , bie ®e(jcl eiucS an= bent Sd)iffc§ in ?ci) britti]cn; to make a — , uiitef bent SBiiibe ait bet Miii I)iltfegcltt ; — boards, ;;/. ScJ)Wcrter(niibfn«eitenbcv!S^ma= (feu, J?uffeii, ©aliotcn, u. f. w.) ; — brails, pi. bte @ei)taiie utitcr bent aSinbe; to — fall, auf bie @ette fal= len, yom aBiiibe abfommeit; —fang (— fange), bereifcfne Seuwagcit; — fangs, Sc|»ren (S;aue pm @tiijte= licit) ; — lurch, ber ©terfcfjtag »oi; 51iifer; — lurches, iaS ploilidjc llm= legeit bciS (Scfiiffe-J nad) Set} ; — shore, ba8 bem SBiiibe gegctiubcv liegeiibe lifer, gegcvmall ; —side, vid. oben; — tide, — ward. vid. Leeward ; — way, ber 3l6faU, bie 5?lbtrift (beS !£d)iffe§) ; to make — way, jiavE iih' tretben, »iel SBrac! madjeit. LEECH, S.1. + ber »?(rjt ; 2. ber33fiit= egel ; 3. JV. T. ber ^Saud) (aufgeb!a= feiic Sficil) eiiieS ©egc'^ — lines, A". T. pi. bie Stocfgorbingen; — owl, ber llf)U ; — rope, ba3 fte^eubc Scif. LEEK, s. ber ?aud) ; — of vines, ber 3Bilblciiid), wilbe gaud), 2lfd)laud), (Sfc^lauc^ ; — pottage, bie 2"auc^- fiiVVc. r.EKR, s. 1. ber fc^icfc 33Iicf, (Seiteii= blicf ; 2. flitbirte, geswungene S3U(f. Tu LEER, V. I. n. you ber ©eite fel^eit, anfc^iclcii (— upon .., etroaS) mit ciiiernc5unnigc!ieii 3J2tcne fe^eit, lofe anblicfeit (— at one, eiiicu); u. a. 15* djelnb yerlocfeii, beritrfeii. LEERINGLY, adv. lofe tdd)elitb, ^6^- ntfc^ liic^eiiib. LEES, *. pL bietScfcit, ber33obenfa^. LEET, s. has ®crtd)t, erb= uiib 2ef)n= gcrid;t ;—,{(»• — day), ber ®erid;ts= tag. LEEWARD, ndj.^adB.j\r. T. mo) bem SBinbe gcvid;tct; uiiter tern aSiiibe, bem 2Siiibe iiid)f aiiSgefe^t, tit ?ee, Iret»nrt5; to fall to (the) — , »pm '&5iitbe abfomiueii, uiiter ben 3Btnb .ici-aff!eit, belt 33orfbeiI beS SBiiibcS vcvlieren ; — tide, SJBinb iiub Slut^ ^ufainmcu ; — island, ju ben 3lntil= kit geborig ; — islands, bie aiitiUt= ji^cii Sufclit, ?lntifleii, Snfeln unter bem SBiube. LEFf, adj. linfS ; ill compos. — hand, bte ttufc 4?ailb ; wiih the — hand, mit ber linftn .^anb, linfg : to the—, auf bie linfc Scitc; jur !2infen; to marry with the — hand, ftd) an ber ltu!cu .§anb tvauen laffen ; — handed, linf, lillf^ ; linfifc^ ; — handedly, linfS ; — handedness, bag Siufofei)n ; bie ?in!baubigfeit ; — iiandiness, ba§ Vlumpe aSefen. LEG, 8. 1. baS SSeiii, ber Sdicnfel; tie Slm\t (you eiitent 2;&iere) ; 2. Strumpffonn ; ber Sd)aft, ©tod ; 3. /am. bie a?eibeugung, ber Jtrcife^ fu|; to sta.id on 'one's own legs, ftd) iclbfl fortbelfen ;' to make a — , miJg. \\6^ bcu^eu, ba« (Soniplimcut (einen .,Rra^futi) niad>eu;_j- i.f mutton, bie .^ammelfeule, ber >:c^8pfenf(^lagel; — ofaiable. baS Siifc^beiu ; —of a Hail, ber Ji'JiiiVpel eineS giegelS ; — harness, bcr 33eiu^arnifd». ' LEGACY, s. L. T. baS 2Sermad)tnig, Segat; — hunter, bcr grbfdjicicber. LEGAL Udc. — ly), adj. gefc^licfe, ge= fefema^ig, ted)tma{lig, vedjtlic^, ^e^ rtd)tlid) ; of— force. (vec^t§)giilttg; — claim, bnS CJiidfcrbcvungSred)t ; — debt, bie vec^tgiiltige Sd)'ulb- — decision, baS rc^fsfrciftige llrt^eil; — documents, ''^Ictenflitcfe; — force, bte 3flcC^t«gitlttgfeit; — procedure, fcCt 3Jc(t)tSga!tg ; — profession, bic LEIP Sflec^tggele^rfamfeit; — icmedy, baS Siec^tSmittel ; — tender, eiit gefefeli^ cJ)e8 3ablung5mitte(. LEGALITY, 5. bie ©efefelic^teit, ®e= fe^inapigfeit,3'iec^tma^igteit,Cfiec^t8= giiltigfcit. Ta LEGALIZE, v. a. tcc&tsfrafttg ma= d)en, gertd;tiicft befiat-,',3en, legalift- reu, yibimiren. LEGATARY, s. vid. Legatke. LEGATE, s. ber Slbgeorbiicte; ^ta^o-i, (Vapfilic^e) ©efanbtc. LEGATEE, L. T.bcr 5?frmac^tiiifcrbe, ?egatar. LEGATESHIP. s. bie Segateiiunirbc, ®efaubtfd;aft. LEGATiNE, adj. biuT^ beu vap)llic^cn Segateu serorbuct, ibn betreffeitb: — power, bte 3}2ad)t eiiies Scgareii. LEGATION, 5. bic ©cfaubtfc^aft, \!e= gatiou. LEGATOR, s. bcrSegateumac^er, (Srb= "affer (lu.ii.). LEGEND, s. 1. bie?cgenbc, i§eiligenge= f(^id)tc ; 2. baS ?l)iat)rc^en ; 3. tie 3ufd)rift, llinfd;rift ciuer iDhtuje. To LEGEND, v. a. xw eiuc Segcubc cin= fteibcit, erjaf)len. LEGENDARY, I. adj. }u etitcr Segenbc ge^orig, mv'it)rd)eii^aft, fabtlbaft, ro= mau(en)t)aft ; — stories, SlJa^rd^en; — tales, SSolfsfagen; ii.s. 1. bag ®c= fc^ic^teubncl), Segeitbenbuc^ ; 2. ber ?cgenbcufd;vciber. LEGER, s. vid. LEDGisr.. LEGERDEMAi?;, s. ber 2;flfd)enfpie[er= fireic^, bas Jtunftftucf, bie ®aufelei. LEGGED, adj. in compos, mit SSeinert, beinig; bandy — , fvuiniubeinig ; strong — , bidbeiuig ;.two — , jmeis beiuig. leggIngs, s. pi. Am. eiiic 5lrt (anger ®amafc|)cn, yon 2eber ober %\\A), t»clc^e iiber bie (Sd^enfel gctragcn wevben. LEGHORN, s. (bte Stabt) Siyorno ; — hats, ttaltenifc^e (Stroljbitte. legibility, s. bie ?cfevlic^feit. LEGIBLE {ado — ly). adj. 1. leferltd) ; 2. bemertbar, beutlid); — ness, ». nU Lloibility. LEGION, s. 1. bieSegton; 2:nipVf»= mengej 2. jig. grope ^OJenge; —of honour, bie S'^reulegioit. LEGIONARY, I. adv. jii eiiier gcgiou gcf)5rig; eiue &gion ent^altenb-yiv. fei)r yici; II. s. ber Segioitsfolbat. To LEGISLATE, v. v. ®efefee gcben, mad)eu. LEGISLATION, s. bic ©efetjgebung. LEGISLATIVE, adj. ©efe^e gebeitb ; — body, ber gefefegebeubc itijrper, bie ?egi5latur; — power, bie gefe6ge= behbe 2JJad)t, ?egi3[ation. LEGISLATOR, s. bcr ©efcfegebcr. LEGISLATRESS, ) s. bie ©cfe(jgebe= LEGISLATRIX, ) tiun. LEGISLATURE, s. bie SegtSlatur, ®e= fefegcbuug ; Scijislatiou, gefe()gebeni be iRadjt, ^iegtcrnug. LEGIST, .?. bcr ©efe^esfunbige, ?egift. LEGITIMACY, s. bie gcfc^inapige (Sc^tl)cit, e()eli($e ®eburt,2egitimitat. I,EGITIMATP: {ado. — ly), nrf/. 1. rcc^t= maiJig geboreit, c()eltc^; 2. ec^t ; ge= fefelid); legitiin; begriinbet ; — portion, L. T. bcr 5pflid)ttl)eih — ness, s. vid. LEGm.MACY. To LEGITIMATE, v. a., fiir rcd^tmagtg crflciren, legitimiren, e()clid) madjcu. LEGITIMATION, .s. bie legitimation, (SrElaruug fiir ef)elid). LEGUME. \s. bie .^i^lfenfrud)^ baS LEGUMEN, S ©emiife. LEGUMINOUS, adj. \\\ bcn .Giiircu^ friic^teu gcbijvi\i,' inie .giilfeun-iiditc. LEil'Sic. s (bic Stabt) Seijjjig. LE]\T leisurabi^e, axij. Iti Whi^, gentiit^ lid) (». it.). LEISURABI.Y, adv. (W. it.) vid. Lei- surely. leisure, s. bie 3TJugc, gclcgeuc ^ett, Svift ; to be at — , 9}hiBe l)abeu ; -- hours, pi. S'lebeuftunbeii, miiBtge ©tur.ben; —time, bie niitpige, frete LEISURELY, adj. i- ado. lllit 3Jia6e : gemdd)lic^. LKMAN, s. + bcr fober bie) ?iebRe: baS (£d)d^c^en; .ic 93ctfc|)ldferinn. LEMM.v, .«. T. ba3 gemma, ber ?e^U:.- fa^, .^itlfgfats (Sa^, auS bcin man ctroa« folgcrt. LEMMING,' s. ber ?emmiug, bie nor= n:.egifc{)e unb fd)njebifd)'e {*Scrg=) 9J?an§, So'oelinauei. LEMNIAN-EARTH, s. bie (Stegeferbe, Iemnifd)e 6vbe. LEMON, s. bie Siinone, gitronc ; — colour, citronenfarben, citroucnfar:= big, citronengelb; — racer, ber 6i= tronenri^er ; — scoop, ber gitroneit:: ficdjcr ; — squeezers, pi. bie (5itroiieii= iu'effe; — .strainer, baS ^itroueuftcb, ^unfd))teb; — tree, ber gimoneu- baum, (5itionenbaum. LEMONADE, s. bic I'imouftbc. LEMUKES, »-. pi. (lat.) Semuren, bofe Sdmonen (bcr Sllten). To LEND, V ir. a. 1. IcibCH, le^ncU ; 2. veid;en, gebeu, ert^tilen, oerleiben; to — assistance, (to — a hand) •§iilft leiften, beifie^cn; to — out (money, ©elb), auStci^en, yerlci^en. LENDABLE, adj. on'lci^bar, jn er= tbeilen. Li'iNDER, .5.berSeif)er, 5ln§{ci^er, Sav= leiber, ^Bcrleitter, ^Borftrecter ; — on bottomry, M E. bcr 33obmereigeber, ber ©elb auf >i3obmerei austeifjct. LENGTH, s. 1. bie gdnge; 2. 5Iu«beI)= nung ; 3. Saner; 4. ©utfcruuug; at — , nar^ ber Sdnge ; laug, au6fiif)r= lid); enbltd;, SUle^t; in full (whole) — , in 8ebcii»grijpe ; in — of time, mit bcr j^dt; to the — of .., bi« liac^ . . ; to have the — of one's foot. prov. 3emanbtn fe^ir genau fenneii,- I cannot go that — with you, barilt faun id; St^ucn uict)t beiflimmen, id,> faun mtc^ nic^t fo weit mitS^ueii eiitlaffcu; to go the mmost — , }iim 5lcufjcrftcu fd)rcitcn ; this — , biS btf '^^ I)cr; large lengths, gropc Strcdfcn ; — fui, cine gvotlc giiugc l;abcnb ; — wise, ber Sdngic nac^. ' To LENGTHEN, v. I. a. yevldiigcni, auSbe^uen, bct)uen, langaugfprc(|rn ; to — ones stay, iduger uenveiicii ; ti — out, in bic Scingc 5ief)cu; ii. ;-. Idnger tuevbeu, ftc^ yevldngcvi:, f;;5 bc^neii. LENGTHY, nOj. (augwcilig, iang>y::= rfgriij bie Sdiige ge^ogcn, gcbcbiit. LENIENT, I mij. liubcvub,' milterit^ evmcid)cnb, abfiif)rcub; gclinti, I'liit:; II. A baS SiubcrungS= Vbcr Cvra'cie d)ungSmit(el. To LENIFY, V. a. Itubcru, miitcm, f^illen, befdnftigen (m. ii.). LENITIVE, I. adj. liubcmb, fiidcnb; cr^ wcidjcnb; II. .?. ba3 ?tubevnug«mittef, (yr»cid)uug§mittcl,.§iu^filtunggmit» tc(, ^\illiatiy. LENITY, .». bie ©dinbigfcit, 3}?ilbc, ©anftmutb. LENS. s. bag giufeuijIaS, bic ?infc. LENT. s. bie %-.]U\\, ?5aftens;it; - sermon, bie gcjlcnprcbigt. LENTEN, adj. 1. JU bCU S'lftfU gtW* rig, faftcamd9ig; 2./"-. gciit,3, fnidfe* vifit; — fare, — feast, bte Saflfils ntahljrtt, ii;agn-e (.Ounger-) ^^a^!' 5cit ; — fig. bit Datte'l. LET LENTieuLAR, adj. linfenformtg ; -• Btone, bcr ?tiifeitftet» ; — ly, adc. lin= fcnavtii^; intt ctiiev ?infc. LENTIFORM, adj. Itufenfonitiij. LENTIGINOUS, adj. Med. T. Vailbtq, grinbtj, flccfiij. LENTIGO, s. Med. T. bte (&ommcr= fproffc, bag ?cbermaal; Oriubficber. LENTIL, s. bte Siiife. LENTISCUS, \ s. ber SJiajlirbnum, bie LENTISK, S ^siftajie. LENTNEa, s. ber Scniierf CJlrt ftcincr ?jENToa, s. \. bte 3>i^^"t, bas 3«^e; 2, bie S;ra9f)ctf, ?an(jfain£ett ; 3. :jl>[)lcivnaitfd)e Jtalte. LENTOUS, adj. jS^e, leiiuig. LEO, s. ^st. 7' bei- 25i»e. LEONARD, s. ^eoiibflrb (3Jtanusuame). LEONINE, n^/j. lijwenarttg; — verses, (cotttiiifc^e 3Scrfc. LEOPARD, s. ber ?eovarb, 35arber; — 's bane, btC ©eittStUUl'J {Doroiucum — /,.). LEPER, g. bet ?lii«fa§tae ; —fish, bcr maid (lUt (5tfdje). LEPiu, adj. arttij, fc^erj^aft, iitttnter, l€bi(oft (lu. ii.). LEPORINE, adj. ^afciirtrtifl. i.EfROSiTV, s. bte 5tu8f;i^tafett, ber utti-eise 33eifa^ (in bea sJietaUen) (U). ii.). LEPROSV, «. bcr 5lusfa^. LEPROUS, adj. au«|'a6tj}; — disease, ber 3lu§fa§ ; — house, ba« ©vital fiic 3lii3fa jiije ; — ly. ade. anficif enb. LESS, adj. icom/;. UOtl Little) flciticr, geriiiacr, roentgcr, iniiibcr; to make — , tlfiiter iitac^cit, ucrflciitcnt ; Jig. tucnijier (ijcriiiijcr) ac^teii; little — , fail ebcn fo ; mucli — , m\ wenigcr, gef(^ioeii{e bcnit; no — , iiic^t iuciii= gcr, ebea fo uiel; for — , geviiti^er, wo^lfetler. LESSEE, *. bcr ^JJac^ter, 2JJict^maiin. To LESSEN, V. I. n. I. scrtlciiicrit, «ev= rtitgeni, Dcnniitbsnt ; fc^malern, fc&ipai^cu; 2. abfcfeeii, 5D?ac^t obcr SBiiite vaubeii; ii. jt. fleiiicr rocrbcn, abncl)incii, cittgc^eit. LESSER, adj. &■ adv. (ftaft Less) f[ei:= ner, geriiti^er, luentger ; the — Asia, A'lcittafieit'; tlie — Bear, .^st. T. bcr Hciite 5Uav ; — circles, ./ist. T. bte belt @lobu§ iit uujjleic^e .^dlften tbcileii; ben Jtreifc. LESSON, s i. bie Sorlefung, bao 3Sor= Jcfeftiiif ait« bcr Sibel -2. bie ?c^re, ier UiUerridjt; 3. bie iSorfc^rtft ; i. fic^rftuiibe, Stiinbe, JBorlcfiing ; 5. baS ?ccu^ii(f, tie iiifgabe, ?ectton ; 6. bie ©timiite (''Jiotcti fiir ein inuft- .faltfd^cS 3llftl-umeitt) ; to Rive (read) one his (a) — , eiiiem ben iert lefeit. TJlbcrlaf= fenbe. LETTER, s. sing. 1. bcr 93u[f)|la6e ; Srucfbudiflabe, bie Petter, ©rhrift; 2. be^ buitftablicbc Siuu ; 3. S3vief, ba? i&ci)rctbeu ; 4. bie Urfunbe,-g3oll= utarbt, ba8 ^Patent; by — , brteflicft, fc^vtftlic^ ; to the very — , biid;fi;iblicb ; 5. letters, s. pi. bie 2Biffeufd)aftcu,!^it- tcratur; a man of—, eiu ©clebrter ; proofs before the — , Typ. T. ?lbjiige nor ber (Scbrift (avant la lettre'i ; in compos. — s patent. ( — s overt or open ; — s of grant), offeue fiMiiijlicfjc Scfcrei= beu, ijffcntlifbe Urfiiufcu, ?DIaje= ftatsbriefe, e5rei,bett« bricfe, (Srlaubr nisbrtefe, '^Jateutbriefe ; — of advice, ber '.{lyiiSbrief; — {or power) of at torney, bte fc^viftlii^e 93ollma_c^f ; — of conveyance, bcr S^rac^tbricf; — of credit, bcr ©rcbitbricf, ba-J (5rebiti» ; — off grace, ( — of protection,' — of re- spite), bcr eifcruf, ?frift=, 9lrtf}anb5= ober Sluffc^ubSbricf, ber Srctbricf juV/. License; — of safe conduct, bcr ©clcttsbi'ief, ©dcitsfc^ciu; — of mark, bcr ©aVcrbricf; — missive in chancery, bie *Boi'labnng eiiieS 5Patr3 »oii Seiten bc« ^orbfanj'ferS ; dead — , ber tobte ^SucDftobe, bte uuiiii^e fju ulc^t« bieneitbc) ed)i'tft ; — bag, ber 53i'icffa(f (anf (5d)iffcu); — bearer, — carrier, bf V 53ricftfdgcr ; — book, ber iBriefftcllcr; — (-copy) -book, M. E. bas 50rief=6opter=':8"* ; — bo.x, ber ^^ricftafteu, prmim. ©rt)aif:''; " — brush, Tijp. T. bie ^It^tcbbitrjle; • — casej^l. bie 58ricftafcbe ; 2. 7'np. T. ber &d)viftEafteit ; — citatory, bte ge= ricbtlidjc ^Boi'lasuug, (^ficraljSitas tion ; — f .ider, ber '•ih-iefftieidjer ; — founder, hit S^riftijieuer ; — foundry, bie Scbriftgicfjcrei ; a — key- ed lock, eiu "?llpbabc"tfd)IOB ; — learn- ed budiiielcbrt ; — learning, bic 'Bnd)' gclcbvfamfeif ; — paper, ba^ 'ih-ief= pauier ; — press, bie Srucfcrvveffe ; 33vief>.trcffe ; btr ©vucf; — presser, ber ^riefbefc^TOvrer, §8uci?t;altcr; LEVE 1 — pres-s-prinier. ber Suc^bruJer; -• : sorter, ber Srief::Sortircr ; — wii'er. v btr Si'icffdjrcibcr. ' ■ To LETTER, v. a. mit ffiuc^fiabca H bntcEcu; mit 'JSuc^flabcu yerfebcit, Seic^iien, letterireu ; to — a book, beu j;itel auf bcu Siiiden etncS S8u= diiS brucfeu. LETTERED, adj. 1. flctcbrt, tciffeu- fd)aftlic^ gcbilbct; 2. bie SSiffeu^ fd)aften bctreffeitb ; 3. mit bcm 2;itcl scrfebeu (auf bcm 3ii'icfcu bcr ^iiiid>er). LEITERLESS, adj. -f UUmiffeub. LE'rricE. s. Sdtitia ( ^rauenuame). LETTUC*; s. ber Sattid), (2actuf=) ©alat ; cabbage — , (headed — ), bet Jtopffalat, ©taiibcufalat; cos — , ber S3inbfalat; white and black cos — , ber Sorellcufalat; red capuchin — , bcr rotbe *-8aubfalat; wild — , ber roilbe Sactuf. LEl'TY, s. ahbr. »0B Lkttice, Sdtitia (Srauciiname). leucopiilegmacy, t iic iBlcic^= fuc^t, mem ©clbfuc^t. LEUCOPHLEGM.vric, adj. mit bcr *-8leicW"d)t bcbaftct, bleic^fud)tig. LEVANT, I. s. bic S*e»aiite, baS mox^ geiHanb, ber Oft; Dftiwinb; ii. wij. upubcr Scuaute, oftlir^. LEN'ANTINE. «(//. 5ur ?ev>ante geberig; pftlid); — goods, Icuautifc^e SJaaven. LEVANTINES, s. pi. bic sBetuobuer bcr Seoante. LEVATOR, s. vid. Elevator. LEVEE, s. 1. baa?lufftebcu bc8 3J2Dr= gen«; 2. bcr ^Dlorgcubefud), bie ?luf- roav tuug, baS ^cyer (bei gi'iiflcn unb anbcrii bobcn '^crfoucti) ; 3. .am. ber 9lcu=Orleau« (in Pouifiiana) bogcu= fi.n'mig umfct)ltepcnc>e Sta\) cber ^^a- fcubamm ; a lady's — bie Sloilcttc : — hunter, bcr uuermiibete.^ofrcbranj, LEVEL, adj 1. glcicfe, cbeu, flad), gt' rabe, »agereci)'t, voaffevrcdlt, n>affer- Vaf) ; 2. Jig. aiigemeffeu, gemdp, er= reirbbar; 3. obue Jiauiiuntcil'ctjieb; to make — , glcicfe luadbcu, ebeiieu, utyclliren ; to fie — to ...ciucm Singe augcmcffeii, mit bcmfelben gleic^ (maffcvgleid)), fiir baffclbe puffftib femi ; — topped, £. T. gicic^e 4ji?bc babenb. To LEVEL, V. \. a. 1. glcicb mac^ctt, ebencu; 2. flad) macfceu, abtragen; 3. (— against), rid)teu (gegeu), jicltu (anf;; 4. bie @lcid)beit eiufiibrcu; to — a cannon, ciuc .^tanouc rit^teu ; to — at, nad) Pbcr auf ctroaS jtelcn. nac^ etiuag traditeu, fircbcn; to — out, G. T. cine ?inie ^ovt50utal »cr= Icingeru ; to — with the ground, bet (Srbe glfid) mac^en, fcblcifeu; auf bcu 33obeu werfcii ; to — with . . . fig. iibereinfiimmcn mit ...; II. n. gemap ffi;", baju ftimmcu. l'evei^ s. 1. bie ebcne, wagercd^ft gidd)c ; 2. gtcii-ibe •&i>i)e, ®lctii>bi"'< (bcf!gleid)eu beS ©tanbeS) ; 3. bie gerabc ^inie, ©cftif tsli"'f, Sdsup- Itui?; 4. ^-Blciiuagc, aBaffermagi.. (ge^roage, ©f^rDtmagc, Siiitta>agc; ba3 Stiyetlirinftrumeitt; 9^id)tfd;cit, bie 5yjid)tfiti!ur ; baS 3?egal ; 5. bit '!>lbftd)t; aiiittuitg (bea Sc^uffcS),, bae 3icl ; to be upon the — , tu g!cid)« .^ijbe fiebeu; fig. geroad)feu fc'.>n-, upon the same — , fig. auf glptrfeciil ?^uf>e ; to sot one's ?elf above the — , ftit tariibcr btnauSfe^rn. LEVELLER s 1. bcr cbuct, 11. f. U). ; 2. .fig. ®letd)mad)er, @letd)be:-t?tC' btgcr, Sinfiibrer ber (5)(cicbbcit- LEVELLING, s. ba^ (Sbcucu, a. f. w., vid. T" Level; O. T b.lS ^liiocllireU ; — instrument, ciu ^fJiocllirinilrument. SBaffevpap ; — staves, ^Jltycllivjtabe. LIBE LICK LIFE ^EVELNESS, s. J. baS ©belie J 2. bte glttc^e i^o^(, ®lci(i;l;eit. .jiiVEN, s. vid. Lkavkn. \EVER, s. fccr J^^bel, ■iQthtv, .gcbc= baum. LEVERET, s.rfim. Uv junge ^afe, ba§ LEVEROCK, s. + bte ^crc^e, LEVIABLE, aJJ. JU CVl)Cbcn, .lUSjlU ^ebeii. LEVIATHAN, «. bcr Scotat^aii. r^EViES, s. pi. bte 5}iug[)cbU!ig «on StiiVpen. ro LKViGATE, t,'. a. 1. ab^lStfeit, nb= reibeit; 2. CA. r. $itm jaitefieu ^itU Sf r SCfVeibcil ; levigating stone, bCV gjetbftcttt. IJCVIGATE, adj. lei^f, fvletct)tert. LFVIGATION, s. bte 3«vrctbung, baS l^iibeitt. LEVITATION. s. ba§ ?ei(^fmac^eit, bte 8ctd)tl)cit, bie ^ctdjtigtcif. LEVITE, s. bee S*ei)it, ^Jtac^fomme 2e= LEVITICAL (ado. — ly), arfj. Icytttft^ ; ^)vteftevlid). LEVITICUS, 5. baS brttte 58ud) iKoftS. LEvrrv, s. 1. bie Sctc^tigfcit ; 2. ber Sctrbtfiitii, bie glatterijaftigfeit, ^Siv- fiitbcrltd)fett; bcr Unbcfiaub; bie iSU tdUit. To LEVY, V. a. I. l^eben, erf)ebeit (3Iiif= Ingett, Steueru); 2. au«hebeit, mcr= bcii, (— forces), j;rttppeii t)ebeu ; 3. k, ciit cenftrtcS sBiid). LICENSER, s. bcr ^eioilligcr; dciifor. LICENTIATE, s. ber Siccii'tiat; vrafti= fc^e 5u ji. .To LICENTIATE, v. a. frei gcBcn, ycr= fiatteit. LICENTIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. aifSgcIaf- feii, jitgetio?, iinbaiibig; ansfcbitjci; feub; unciiigefdjranft; — ness. «. bie 9lti«ge(a)Tenhcif, 3ii!}fHotigfeit, Un- banbigfcit, *}Iu«fd)tiieifitiU]. LICHEN, s. ba« Sebcrfraiit^ LlclT(ad«.— Lv). adj. gcfefelic^, eriaubt ; — ness, s. bie ©cfc^lic^fcif. ToLlCic, V. I. 1. Iccfcu; aufffcfen; 2. vv/ir. fc^Iagen; bcftvcic^eit; to — ip. auffeden; »erfc{)lingcn. UCK, s. 1. miiff. bcr S^Iag; 2. «« bcr (SaljgueU, Saljbiimvfel. LiCKER, s. bcr Secfcr, 3lufIcJer. LICKERISH (ado. —ly), adj. 1. fecfet lecfcrbaft; 2. gicrig iiat^ Secfereiett, LiCKERiSHNESS, .s-.l>ie Scrfcrbaftigfctt. LICORICE. s.ba§ Sii^t)ol5, bic ^atrtK bcr SBiircusitcfcr ; juice of — , bcr ^a^ Jri§c^t|"aft; — bail, bcr Safrtljenfaft (ill etaiigcn) ; — powder, pubcrifir^ Ui SiitJb'olj- Liaroii, s. bcr Sictor. LID, s. ]. bcr 1)erfel ; 2. baS 3Iiigetilieb. LIE, s. 1. bic Saiigc; 2. Siige; gabel; to give the — , Siigcit ftrafcil. Tu LIE, V. n. 1. Uigcii; 2. liegt « ; 3. rubeii,fd)laftii; 4. fevit,bcfteben; 5. gcfaiigcn ft^cn ; fi. m. e lagern ; an action lies against him, eS tft ettt ^I'ps m gegcit ibn aii^angtg; to — about, bcritm licgen; to — along, or over, jv. T. fd)icf Uegcn ; to — at one, iU nem aiiliegcn ; bciafJtgcii ; my honour lies as stake, (S gilt IHCtlte (§{)Xe,mtU tie ©tire fic^t auf bcm Sviffe ; to — at the mercy of . . . , UOU ^fnuinbffi ©itabe (Snnne) abbiiiigeii ; to— jay, ftillc licgen, uor ?lnfer liegen ; to — down, licgen, ritben, fic^ liieberlegea': tm (4)rabe riibcn ; to — in (or down)' in SKodicii licgen ; to — in one's way f^. ini 2Scge ftcl)en, biubevn ; fiSnnen, bie Oclcge'nbeit ober lliiltcl baben; to — in wait for one, ctncni aiifiaiierii }. I'll do what lies in my way, tc^ tverbe inetu 2JJbgIicbflc§ t^nn ; as much as in me lics.'fo lucl au iiiir Itegt, in met= lieu Jtriifteu ftcl)t ; j\i. K-s. to — in ,i great deal, bocf) }u fictjeu fpmmeu, »icl foftcrt ; to — on hand, auf bcr .pattb licgen, uic^t abgeben; to let a bin — over, eiiieu aSecpfet iirotcfliren laffen ; to — to, jv. T. beilicgcn, (in eiiiem ©tiirnie) »or 51iifcr liegen ; to — un- der, untenvorfen fc\)n ; to — under an obligation, ctiie SSerbiublit^fctt auf ftd) ^abcn, ju etmaS »crppict)tct fei;>n; to — under cover, Mil. T. UOU 93attc= rien gcbccft fc^n ; to — under the se.<«, jv. T bcim SGei liegen fd>uiere (Seen gcgcu baS laf?n bet .... LIEF, a.-to. Iteb, gem, liebcr; i had as — go as stay, i Stabt); 2. bcr ^ebns^trr, ^anbcS- fiirfr, Siirfl ; n.adj. lebnSpfltciitig, Hn= tcrtbiinig; fpityerain; — iord, itt ScbuSl^err; DbevlcbtiS|err ; Souyes rain ; — man, ber ?ebu*inann, 53afaL'. LIEN, s. L. T. bag 3fJetentton«recfet, (51nfpru^ auf ben gegcn eii-e (2ct>nlb yerpfanbetcn ©cgcnftaiib, sen Scittu beS ^n^aberS). LIENTERIC. adi. Med. T. licutcrtfcf), »om 93auc^flu{j. LIENTERY, .'!.'Med.T. bic SicutcrtC, ber 33auc|fln6. LiER, s. bcr Sicgcubc ; Saitcrer. LIEU, s. in — of, aiiftatt. LIEUTENANCY, .i i. bic SicutenantS^ flcUe; 2. alle gientcnantS einer 2lrt. LIEUTENANT, s. bcr SJiciiteiiant; — at arms, ber nntcvfte Sd)iplicute» nantr ber bie 3JJatrorcn einerereirt; — of marines, bcr 'HJartuelicutenant ; — general, bcr ©cneralltcutcnaut ; — colonel, bcr Dberftlieutenaut; lord—, ber 2]tcefiinig. LiEUTENANTSHiP, s. bic 2icuteiiant«» flellc. LIFE, s. 1. ba« Scbeii ; 2. bte ?ebcnS* 239 LIGH LIKE LIMB Jff(^rfttitiig, bcr ^cBcn^Inuf ; 3. ba6 Sluf; 4. bcrStanb; (way, or mode of— ), bte !^cbfii«»fife; 5. ajJunter^ fcit, Seb&aftigtcit ; for — , auf Sf ben§= jcit; umS Sebcii; for the — of me, unb weiin cs nitv bas Sebni fefien foUtc; through all—, bitrc^ bte gnnjc belcbte 9]atlIV; (drawn) from, by or to the — , nac^ bcin iSJcbcn (gcntalt) ; (as) large as — , til Scben6gri)pe ; still — , bte aJJnlcrct leblofer @cgcnjlau= be, bag StiUlebett; to come to — again, WtCber flllflebctl; to depart this — , mS bev SBelt fc^eibcii ; to give — to, bcleben ; — annuities, Scbcttgren; ten, Seibrenten ; — blood, has wnrmc (,!iieben«=) 53lut; — boat, bnS 3i(U tungsboot, ^^iilfoboot; — breath, bcr SebenSb and) ; — estates, L. T. un= j.iercvbli(t)e ©iifcv ; — everlasting, bag Smmergviiu; bcr Slmavant^; —giv- ing, belebcnb ; — guard, bie £eibi»a= dje, Seibgavbe; — guard's-man, bev ©olbat »Dit bcf !2eibaMicf)e, ©arbtft; — like, wit lebenb ; — lines, pi. JV. T. bie S'Judeiipaavbfn ; — long, febenS- langltc^ ; — preserver, bte (5)anicl= fd^e) leberne, tuaffcvbtfbte (2d&tutmm= jacf e: — rent, bte Seibrente ; — string, ber Sffcvu ; — time, bie ?eben«sett ; — weary, lebetiSmiibe. UFELESS (adv. — ly), alj. 1. lebloS, flarr, lobt; 2. fraftloS, iinroirffam, obiimoctfig ; — ness, s. bie ?ebioftg: tfit, JtraftlpjTgfeit, llittuirtfamfcit. To LIFT, V. a.i. f)ebcii, aufbcbeii [bi- fonbev« etnja§(Sci)roerc«); 2. er{)fbcit, aufric^teit; 3. abf)ebeii, tuegtrageii ; to — at a thing, an etmaS ^eben, e8 liiften ; to — out, Typ. T. auSljcben ; to — up, ev^cben, ert)o[)en ; Typ. T. ail«lei'icn ; to — up with pride, jlolj mac^en, aiifbtafen. LIFT, s. 1. ber &nh, baS ^cbeit, 3luf= bebfu; 2. bie 9lnflretigitng,lliiterfiii= ftnng. baS Scf..eben; 3. jv. T. i>aS .3ict)fcil, ©c^a'.iiigtau ; to give a — , to lend a — , fam. I)ebc:t, auffjcben; fig. auffcclfcn ; at one — . auf cin 9J?al, viUjr. auf eiucn ^ni ; dead — , bie jiucdlofe Slnflieugung • ba« lluyev= mijgen; bte gvope' 3*1010 ; to help one at a dead — , einem auS ber Stot^ \)iU fen. LIFTER, s. ber .^cBcnbe, er|ebcnbc. LIGAMENT, s. 1. baS Sanb, ?i.gamcnt, bie<5e&ne, Slcrf;fe; 2. 3*ifci"/ Safer; 3. Sfffcl, ^ette. LIGAMEiNTAL, > adj. febtttg, ffcC&ftg ; LIGAMENTOUS, S jafevig, faferig. LIGATION, s. Hi 53iitbcn ; bie ®el)un= benbeit. LIGATURE, s. 1. bag iBaub, bie SDiube ; beraSerbanb; 2. baS SBiuben; 3. bie @ebuiibcuf)cit; T,fp. r. Sigatuven. LIGHT, I. s. 1. bas ?it^t; 2. baS %5oIj. LIGURE, s. bcr S*«ufur, ?u^§flcin. LiGWOiiT, s. bie ,K5nigSferse, baS aBoUfraUt [Vcrbascum — L). LIKE, I. adj. s,- ado. I. glcid), (i^ulic^ ; 2. ebcn fo, luie ; 3. glaublid), a'al)r= fc{)cinlid), oermutblid); ii. s. bie 9Icl)nlic^feit; baS 9let)ulid)c, ®lei= d;c ; — as if, glcid) al§ rcenn, al8 ob ; such — . berglcicbcn ; in — manner, auf gleid)c JBcife, ebcn fo ; — a man, mic ein 2J?ann, mannlirb ; — a gen ileman, yovucbm, auftiiubig ; he did — himself, er banbclte feiuer wurotg; nothing — , fcincStUCgcS ; nothing — so tall, bet mcttem nid)'t fo lang ; there is nothing — travelling, uict)tg flc^t iibcr bag 3Icifcn; the --, befglcid/cu; he has not his — , cr ^at nic^t fciucS ©Icic^CU; something — , uugcfaljv Wie ; 'tis something — it, e§ tft faft fo, eS ftc^t bam= rcu ; to give — for — , ©Icic^cg mit ©leicbcm »ergcltcn ; I never saw the — , uie fal) i^ etniaS 5Ie[)ulicbc8, fo ctmag ifl miv uoc^ «id)t vorgcfom^ men, eg tfi «ncvt)6vt ; 'tis — enough, eg ift WD^l glaublid)/ eg fd;tint faft fo ; to be — , nabe baran (im '^cgviffi fe«n ; he is — to die, er wivb »uol)t jtcrben ; I was — to be killed, icb W'dxi bcina^c getijbtet njorben; you are not, — to see me any more, rig. LlMlTAUV, adi. jiir @rctt« bieitcnb, bie ©rcnje aiijiiiac(;ciib; ^ren!ciifc= ^eiib. LIMITATION, 5. bie e in Wrattfuiig,58e= fdjranfiiiig ; bie bcfiinimtc, iVoi-ge= . f(l)riebeitc 3' it- ■JMITED iadn. — lv), adj. befc^railft, jrgren^t;. bcftiiiiiiit; — ness, x. bit 93cfd;vanftf)cit. LIMITER, s. 1. bcr ober bag was fflreti= m. LIMN, •,.. a. mit SBafTcrfavbcn \r,a^ len, idnmiuiren ; nialcu. LIMNER, s. ber<1}JaIer, $orfraihna(er. LIMOUS, adj. ffblammig, Icbinig. UMP.l. adj. fc^Ianf. biegfam; ii.s. co.'. baS .^infen ; he has a — in his gait, er ^tnft. To LIMP, V. 11. Ijinfcn, la^ni gcbeii, col. nttt»i>}cln. fiiMPER, 3. bcr t^infeiite. LIMPET,*, bie j;eUerniiifcf)cT, S^Ia^jf^ nmfcbcf, gflavffcf)uetfe {Paidhi). LIMPID, adj. flar, ^e!I, burcl)|u1)tig, Kiutcr, rciit ; —ness, s. bie JtUtrbeit, 4?tUe, 9fJctiil)eit LIMPINGLY, win. binfciib, lafjnt. 70 LIMY, adj. 1. nttt Setm beflric^en, f(cr bcrig ; '2. falfig, J?alE entt)aUenb. LiNciiPiN, s. ber 2lcl;fennagel, bie Siin: fc, Sebne. LINCTURE, s. bie 5lr?cnci, toel^e ne= lecft »Birb, bcr Sciffaft, bie Sc(far= jcnci. LINDEN, s. (— tree), bie Stnbe, ber8iu= beitbaunt. LINE, s. 1. bie Sinic; bcr iftSjiueig, baS ©cfc^aff, bie 'Jlrt bcS @cf>taftc3, ba« e^arf) ; — of demarcation, bie 2)eniavi cationS^Sinic; — of a post, ber -4Jo= fteulnuf, ^pftftrajJC ; — of a railway, bcr (6ifcil=) ^-Babnjng; — of steam- packets, bie 'i^am^.lffrt)ifffaf;r^J=?inic, bcr 2'nnipfbODt=Ci^icnftt — of tele- graphs, bie 3:^elcgrapt)en=?inie ; ship of the — , baS ?iniciif4)iff; by— ,n«^ ber (Scbniir ; white — , Typ. T. eine Iccre 3eile ; jv. r. bns ungetberte biinne Xm utjn yerfc^icbencr (Starfe; I shall drop you a — , \6) luerbe 3f)ii«'t ft^rciben; by your lines I learn, an« Sbvcm iBriefe erfebc tct); mh. t-s. to keep in the—, ©C^fitt f)alten; the — turns out bie 2;riippcn vcrlcingcrn fid) in cine ?inie ; to break the — , ben g-eirtb liber ben .^anfen wcrfen. To LINE, D. a. 1. bcr l*ange nnc^ befe= %n\, iibcrjicbcn, beflcibcn, bcberfeu, bccfcn; 2. unteifliiljcn, einfaffcn, fitt= tern, an«filttcrn, be).>lanfcn ; 3. belc= gen, bclaufcn (yon.*3unben) ; 4. Fort. mit eiiiem @rabcn iimjiebcn ; 5. Mil. 7'-.?. in eine ?tnic formiren; to — hed. T. bie a31iit5yeriv>anbfd)aft in a»f= ober ab= fteigenber l*tnie ; —descent, L. 7^ bie ?incal=(Srbfoige; in a — descent, irt geiMbcr Stnic. LINEALLY, aij. irt gcrabcr ?inie. LlNEAMEi^T, s. bcr ®eftrf)t^5ng, 3ng. LINEAR, adj. auS Siinicn bcftcbcnb ; lt= nic!ifi.H'niig. LiNEATiuN, .9. ber Sinicnjug, bie Si= nicrniig, Untcriicctt^nng. LiNEN,'i. s. bie ?fintuattby ba§ Seinen, bie iBafc^e; ll. adj. Iciiint, flarbfc n ; Ictnraaabcn ; in cprnpo.'. — ciotli, bie Seinwanb ; — draper, bcr Sctnmiinb= ober SluSfdjnittwnavcnhcinblcr; — drapery, — trade, bcr $ccilin.ntllbbfln = bcl ; — pinchers, ( — tweezers), bic SciniBebernangC; — prover(— teller), ba3 ?einwanbmiEip5fpp jnr a3cfiim= mmtg bcr?^cinbcit bcrfclbcn ; —wea- ver, bcr ScinuH-bcr. LWO, s.bcr gcbin-vte Stptfftfi-^, j^(iin>= fxKt ; — wort, bic 5lngclica, 513tiifl= Wlll-jct {.OngeliaL — /,.). To LINGER, ji. \. n. 1. ua^i itnb nad) abjebren, frt)mac^tcn; 2. ivcilcn, bar= ren; 3. jogcvn, jfliibent, unWlitfftg fc^n ; nnftcbcn, fic^ bcftnncii -, ii. a »evlangern, bi'Mn^jieben ; to — om one's days, fcine SCflge f)infd;mad;tcn. LINGERER, s. ber 3anberer. LINGERING {ado. — ly), adj. matt, fd)tuac^, jaubcrnb, langfaiti; lang* tocilig. LINGET, s. (Linqot) vid. Ingot. LINGO, s. vuiff. bie Spracbe. LINGUA-DENTAT,, a/lj. WaS mit bct 3iinge unb ben 35f)»cn juglcid; auS' gefprpcbcn wirb. hiNGUAU adj. ^ur ^nn(\i gebiJrig • — muscle, bie 3"»i}fnflcci)fe, ber 3WK* gcnmnsEcI. LINGUIST, s. bcr Svvac^funbige, Stti* gutfi. LINIMENT, s. bus Stnimcnt, bie biinnt fealbe, ber ^Oalfant. LINING, s. bag Siittcrn ; ?5uttcr, Itn:- terfutter ; j\r. T-s. — of the bow, bte 5InEcr=Siitterun(j ; — of a sail, bic SScrbPpvelnitg ctncg ScgcU ; — of ? ship, bag 2:afehuerE, bie 2Beger cine? Sd)iffel LINK, s. i. bag ®.'teb (einer jtctte), bcr 9Jing; ,Knoten; 2. bte J^Vtte, baa SSaub ; 3. bie 5JJei()e, Stfjlnpfolge ; 4. bie *pcd)facfcl ; — boy, bcr Tndeh irager ; — buttons, boppclte .^cmb? fnppfe. To LiNii, V. la. felfcit, »erbinbcit ; uer^ einigcn; n. n. fic^ I'cvbiinbcn, x>er= fcttcn. LINNET, s. ber glacCjgfinf, i^anfling. LINSEED, «. vid. Lintseed, Itllter Lint. LINSEY-WOOLSEY, I. s. bte 33eiber- manb, bcr §pctermann (3cug nnS glad)* "lib SBoUe ober and) siiiucilcn 55aumiliolIc; frailjofifcb (tirritalnc) ; n. adj. 1. balb icineit, balb wcUcn ; 2. fit'. fd?lcd)t, ycracl)tlid;, lud. webcr Bifc^ noc^ glcifcb. LINSTOCK, s. bie 3iJ»ibr«tf)f- ber 8un= tenftptf. LINT, s. ber _??Iad)S ; biegejnjjftc ^t'nu wanb, ^n\td, SBimbfafcr, (ib«rpic ; — seed, bcr Scillfamcll ; — seedcakes, 2ciuEuc^cn; — seed oil, bag ^einbf. LINTEL, 5. bieDbcrfc^ivelle, bcrSturj (ctncr !tbiive). LION, .•?. ber IHhue ; Richard the — heart- ed, 3tic^arb i!ijnjenberj ; the lions, pi. aBiinbertbiere ; iDfcfEiinirbigEciten ; in compos. — 's den, bie i^ijlUCligrnbc ; — leaf (— 's-paw), bcr ?oiuenfuiJ ILe- entice — L) ; — 's-foot, bcr cretifc{)c SiJWcnfniJ (Cutamnche — 7,.) ; — V mouth, ber SiJrotnrad^cn (.inth-r/anum — L.) ; — mettled, Unocitmiitbig ; — 's-taii, bcr Sihvenfrbnjan,^ {Phlomi:i Jjconurus — /,); — 'stootli, bcr ?(.'» roenjft^tl Leontodon — /,.). LIONESS, s. bie Sijroinn. LIONLIKE, adj. \\>ii eiit ?oaie, loivcui artig ; — cnurace, bcv iJinoeniittitb. L!P, s. 1. bie ^ippe, 8cfjc; 2. ber Sianb ; bie S:d)ncppc Pbcr Sitnanjc. (an einct S^alc, eincm "Jopfc, n. f. w.i ; tr.inake a — , bag OJJanl jicben ; bag 3/faiil bangcii, fdjnioUen ; to keep within one's — 's, gebciiit balten; his honour is— deep, Cf fiil)ftbie (*bre blcf) till i)innbC; — devotion, bag ('ipvciigebet; — good, bloi) in SBors ten gut, ^uiigcnbrefd'crifd; ; — labour, bag blofjc ®cfd)n.>a§ ; -— .^aive. bic ?tppctippmabc ; — wisdou), eitlcS aSortgeprangc. To LIP, V. a. fiiffcn. LIPOTIIYMOUS, adj. of)nma($Hg; Dbnmadjt oernrfacbcnb. Lipai'iiYMY, s. bie Cbnniadit. LIPPED, adj. in compos. Sippcn l;abenc ; groat — ,gn>6nidnlig,ii. f. xo. LlPPmrnE. .« Jiag Qlugentriefen. 241 LITE LITT LIVE i.lQUABLE, ad], fc^mcljtiar. To Lia'JATE, V. 71. fc^inclsen, secge^eii (W. ii.). lilQUATlON, \s. 1. ba« (2(i)me[= UQUEFAUTION, J jeii, bte ©d)mel= juiig ; 2. (5rf)mcljt>in-fett. LIQUEFIABLE, adj. fc^llteljljnr. LIQUESCENCY, s. bie (Sci)incl5barlc;t. f-iQLTE3CENT, adj. fc^meljetib, fJitfftg. LIQUEUR, s. bcv fciiie ?tqiieuv. LIQUID, r. adj. 1. piirifa, fliegenb ; 2. nlott, faiift; liiiiiib, flar- n. s. ba« (^liJfrtije, ciit fliiffts]cr Jlijrpei'; — iiiiiber, bev (2torar=iBaiIin ; — con- sonants or liquids, pi. bic fliifftgeii 93uc^= flabeit. 7b LIQUIDATE, J), fl. 1. crflcivflt ; 2. M. E. tii§ Jictnc lu'tngcn, bei-ccl)itcu utib obtftttit, (Scftulbeu) abtragcu,ab= be^a^Un, falbiveit, Itquibti-eu. LKiUIDATlOX, s. M. E. bie Sci-C(^= miitg, 9lii«gletd;utig (cincv (?ovbe= rung), ©dnilbabjab'tung, (Snibtvung, Siquibatton, Stquibti-iiiig (bev @e= fc^afte. LIQUIDITY, > ^;^c(.u;cr,.f.;t LIQUIDXESS, r- ^'^ ^^"^">^^"^- To LIQUIFY, V. I. a. fc^iueljen ; II. n. flufilg wcrbcit. LIQUOR, „". 1. bte gliifftgfeit, 9tnflD= fuiig, ber ©aft; 2. ba« gcbvaititte 5JBaffcr, bev ?tiiuciir, 33i-aitiitivctn ; fam. biiS fiarfe Octvnitl; in — . b^ tninfen; — case, bcr giafc^citfcflcr. To LIQUOR, V. a. bcfeiKtttcit, iiiiffcn, traiifcit, fc^micreu (W. ii.) LIQUORICE, s. vid. Licorice. LISBON, s. 1. (bie ©tabt) ^iffabon; 2. ctite 5lrt wciDcv SBciti. LISLE, s. (bie Stabt) Sille ober Si^d rxLlSP, V. n. <5- a. lispclii; iiiit ber 3iiitge au)lo§cit. MSP, s, baS Si«DeJi!. LISPEB, s. lit Simpler, bic Silplc= rtuu. LISPIXGLY, adv. lit^Kfltb. LIST, s. sins. 1. bie Sifte, 3?ol[e, ba8 93ei-5eic^ntB; 2. bev (Sviimtappeu ; bei- ataiib, ©aitm, btu^i ©ablbaub, bie ©ablletfte, yiufcbvote; 3. ber ©tvcifcii; 3iaiit; 4. bie ©lenje; (ci- vil) — , vid. Uilter Civil, ; — of the crew, bieSifte bee ©t^iff^maititfcbaft ; — of subscribers, bte @Ubfcviptioi!'j= Itfle ; the ship has a — to port, JV. T. bdS ©c{)iff ()at eiiie (5cf)Iagfeitc nat^ Sacfbovb ; — s, s. pi. bie '(;tui'ntcr=) ©cftranfen ; to enter tiie — , in bie ©ciranfeii trcteit. To LIST, u. a. &-n. 1. ftc^ nitiverbcit laffen ; 2. ?u)l brtbeit, liiilcii, gelii= fteii, wollcit, gefaUen. LIST, int. t)ovd^ ! t)\.n^ niif ! LISTEL, s. .^rch. T. bet ©tfCtf, baS ©tableiit (an ©aiileii). 7'o LISTEN, V. n. <$■ a. ju^ijrcrt ; I;or= c^eii, laufc^eit. LISTENER, s. bet 3itborcr ; .^prrficr. LISTLESS (adn. — ly), adj. ifciguttg'j: loo, uneiitfc^tcben ; scrbroffeu ; forg= Io3 (listless of. . , urn) ; — ness, s. bie 93erbvD|fenbctt; ©orglofigCeit; 3iei= guitgSlofigfeit. LITANY, s, bte ?itauet. LITERAL (adi). — r,?), n'lj. bltcfiflabtici), luBnlid); bent 5?urf)ftdbcit iiarb. LITERALITY, s. bie biicbftablidK 33c= iciitiitig, ber bud^fiablic^e 33crftaitb ; urfin-iiiigliii)e ©iim. LlTEiiALis.M s. wa-3 ittit belt 33iicbfla= ben ober beii 23i>rtcn iibcrciiiflimmt. LITERARY, adj. literavifci). I-ITERATE, ai/j. literarifii), gcle^rt. LITERATI, s. pi. bie Sitei-atoveii, ®c= lebrtcn. LITERATOR. .,. bas ©c^ulmeiilerc^en, 242 LlTERATLTiE, s. bie ?itevatur, ®e- le^rfamfeit. LITHARGE, s. btc ©Icigldtte, ber Slcifi^aum; — ofjioui, bte ®p!bglat= tej — of silver, bie ©tlberglatte. LITHE, adj. biegfaiit, gef(i)ineibig. LITHENESS, s. bie ©icgfniufcir, ®e= fc^ineibtgfeit, ©djlaitfbcit. LITHESOME, adj. biegfaiit, gefc^mci: tig. LiTHOCOLLA, s. ber ©teinfttt. To LITHOGRAPH, v. a. litl)ograpt)tren. LITHOGRAPH, s. ber ©tciitabbvucf. LITHOGRAPHER, s. ber @teiufd)itei= ber (ill Stein); ©teinbrucfer ; :2it^o= grap^, ©tcinf^rciber. LITHOGRAPHIC (—gal) (adv. — Lv) adj. Itt^ogvapbifc^ ; — prints, Steinab= briitfe, Sitbograpl)ten. LITHOGRAPHY, s. bie ?itbograpl)te, ©tcinfc^reibung ; bcr ©tcinbruc£; bie ©teiiifc^iicibctuntt. LITHOLOGIST, s. bcr ©tetnfcnnev. LITHOLOGY, s. bic ©teinhinbe. LiTHOMANCY, s. bic 'TBii(;vfagung auS ©tcinen. LITHONTRIPTIC, adj. S- s. S. T. belt (S[afen=) ©tcin jerrcibenb ober 5cr= maimenb. LITHONTRIPTOR, s. S. T. bcr Sit^O= tvitor, bcr i^obrcr ober bic .ftrone jur 3evft6ruug bc3 ^BlafcnttciuS. LiTHONTRji'TY. .s. s. T. bic (33(nfen=) ©tcinjer^iiinmcruug, taS ©teinjers ma I me It. LiTHOTHOMiST, s. s. T. bcr (g3[afcn=) ©teiufc{;neiber. LITHOTOMY, .s. S. T. bie Jlllllft, belt (53lafert=) ©tciii ju fcl;ncibeu; ber ©tcinfc^nitt. LITHOTRITOR, s. vid. Lithostriptor. LITHOTRITY, s. vid. Lithontripty. LITHUANIA, s. ba« ©vofibcvjogt^um Sitbauen. LITHUANIAN, I.s. bcrSiti^luer ; ll.adj,' litbauifd;. LiTHY, a/j. bicgfam, geft^meibig, faitft, ttjeic^. LITIGANT, I. adj. yor ®crtd)t flvcttenb, projefftrcnb ; tiie — parties, bic ftrei= tenbcn Sibeile; ll_^.f.bcr in cinen§pro= jc§ 3Serroicfcltc, tetvcitfiicbtigc. . To L1TIG.\TE. V. n. &■ n. pvojcfftrcn ; »pr @eriti)t ftreitcu; tu eiiicn $ro= vt$ oenuiifelt feptt; bfflreiteit, yer= fec^ten. LITIGATION, .!. bnS 5)3ro5cfftfcn, bcr ^vcje^, 3lec^tSb'i"bcI. LITIGIOUS (adr. — ly), adj. 1. pr05f|5= fiic^tig, fireitfiid)tig ; 2. ftveitig a'or= iiber pn55cfftrt tvivb; — coiicoms, ©tvcitfac^en; — ground, ftrcitigcr SIcfcr ; —ness, s. bic Streitfuc^t, *^ro= jefifurfjt, LITMUS, s. ba§ Sad mug. LITOTE, s. Rh. T. bie i^evflctncriing. LITTER, s. 1. bieSanftc; i^al}fc; 2. fetrcu; ©trol)becfe; 3. bcr 3Bitrf, ©a^, bie SBnit (ac^weinc, Sitclife, it. f. n).) ; 4. bie Unprbnnitg, ber a!8irr= wavr; at a — , anf ciucn SBnrf; to make a — , 9UIe8 limber rocrfcrt. To LITTER, V. a. 1. (3ungc) lucrfcn ; 2. ftrciicn, cine ©treu macbcn ; iiiit ©trob ober .^cn bcbcif en, bclegcn ; 3. »crroirrcn ; iiiul)evroevfcn, uitovbcnt= lid) bcbecfen. LITTLE, adj. A- adv. f [ein, gcriiigc ; ltie= nig y nicbrig, nnwidjtig ; a — , cin mcnig ; not'a — , nid)t ivcnig; a — wiiiic, ein 3Beilcf>cn; a — one, cin flcinc« ,!llinb ; for so — a matter, fiir fo cine Jllcinigf'.'it, SBcnigfcit ; by — and — , (or — i)v — ), nacb nnb nac^ ; — or noiliinf;, ^cnig Obcr 3\'\<^[i ; — le.«s, fafleben fo ; drawn in — , in ^i' niafnr; (n)ever so—, anci) noc^ fo WfUig ; many a — inakts a micklB jn-ov. oiel Jti.irnd)eu niac^cn ciiicii .)3iiufen ; IL s 1. bie Jllcinigfcit; 2. bcr ciige Clatim ; ;i. baei OJJiniatnvgCi miilbe. LITTLENESS, s. 1. bte .Sfeiii^cit ; SSenigfcit, ©cvingfitgigfeit ; 2. 3'tie.- bvigfcit. LITTORAL, adj. juiii Ufcr gcbiivig, am Ufer licgcnb (lu. ii.). LITURGICAL, adj. jiir Siturgtc gci)0= rig, litnvgifc^. LITURGY, s. bic Sitnrgie, bcr jlivd)cn= gcbrauc^, offentlic^e (SottcSbienft, baa SBnd) baju. To LIVE, V. n. 1. lebcn ; 2. wo^ncii, fid) wo anfi)aUcn; 3. ficfe nabren; 4. bancrn; rii —a bachelor, icf) bleibe ein 3nnggefeUe ; mu.st t — to see i inn^ id; baS cvlcben V he is as Rood a man as lives, cr i|l bcr bejlc 3JJcitf4 von bcr 9Belt; where does she — ? WO luobnt fte? to — to a great age, cin l)0^eS 3llter evrcid)en ; to — by one's work, »pn feincr 3U;bcit Icbcn ; to — on (upon) one's iiicoiup, SOU fcincil (Sinfiinftcu Icben; to — on (upon) lierbs and roofs, yort Jlvautcvn unb SBurjein lebeit, ftd) tason ernabren ; to— out (obcr out —), iibcr(cb"cn; to — up to ,' nad)(cbcn, gcma§ lebcn ; to — with one,nnit^cineiii Icben, obcr unigc^cn ; — ever,*(— long), bic fette ^ennc {Cra.^sida — /..). UVE.adj. l.lebcnbig; 2. leb^aft (»on Sarbe) ; 3. gliiljciib (uon J^obten; ; in comtm.i. — "stock, 5af)mc8 33iel), bcr 5Siebftanb. lA\Wi, adj. in compos. Icbcnb, baUCnib ; high — , mobifd), Dorncbin ; long — , lange bauenib; low — , nicbrig, gt» mcin ; short — , yon fitvjer Sauer. LIVELESS, adj. + vid. Lifeless. LIVELIHOOD, s. bcr Uiiterfialt, baS 9In§foinmcn; 9?ermogen; (Sibgut; (Seroevbe, bie Seben^art, .^anbt()ic^ rnng ; to earn one's — , fcin 9hiSfom= nieii biibcn. LIVELINESS, s. bic ?cbfjaftigfcit, ^X'iuuterfcit. LIVELONG, adj. laiigc bancriib, Iang= wcilig : the whole — day, bcn ganjcn (crt'. gcfd;Iagciien) Xag. LIVELY, adj. .varjgclb, bvamt uiib blau, blajibiaii, wettcvbfau, ciitfarbt. LiviDiTV, f s. -f bie [(^roavjgdbe (.iViDNESs, s Siivbc, eiitfarbuiii3 (luie bai'd) eiitcit fecfilafl). LIVING, I. adj. (cbciib/lcbeiibiij; 2. fi-aftig, tbatt.j.; It. ... 1. ba«Scbcii; 2. bcrUiitcil)aIt, baSsBermfigcit; 3. bte ^lifriiubf, ipfiUfe, ©teUc ; the — , pi. bie &bcilbigcn; to be stlll in the land of the—, li'iitev beii Sebenbeit (nof^ am ?cbeit fc^ll ; to make a — , fciii SlulEommeit bilbcit; she gets her — by.., jte eriia^vt ft<^ mit.., (obcr »oii . .) ; — coals, i]Iul)ci!be Jlo[)(eu. nviNfJLY, ruh: bct (ff ttteiii Sebcit, fct= ueii, u. f. w.) !(*cbjctteii. Livoxu, s. (bas ^crjogtfjum) ?ief= lanb. LivoN'iAN, I. s. ber ^tcflaiibei- ; II. adj. licflatibifc^. LIVRE, .5. bcr 2iurc. LIVV, s. Styiu§ (i)ianu«itaiue). LIXIVIAL, LIXIVLVl'E, aij. lanijenarttg ; lixiviai LIXIVIOUS, ) '^"'^^' ^'^''flf'f'llSf- LixiviU.M, s. bie Sviuiie ; ba§ 5llfalt. LIZARD, s. bie (Sibeci^fe ; — fish, ber 3)JacfevaIffll ; the facetan — fish, ber aBaffcrmoli*; the lesser — flower, haS ftinfcnbe Jtnabciif caut ; — 's tail, ber (*ibec^fcilfci)njaUJ (Savrurus — L.) ; — stone, ber Gibecftfciilleiii. LIZZIE. s.{d!m. DOtl Elizabeth), 2iCi5= c^cit, ?icgbet^ (5?raiienitame). LLEWELLiN, s. ScoitcIIiis ('JJianit«na= me). Lo ! int. fte6e ! fd)au I LOACH, s. bie Scfcmerfe, ©ninbcl. LOAD, s. bie t*abllll(], (?.7(/. Loading), SBiivbe, !^afl, Sc^roeie ; — stone, ber ; SRaiViet; — water-line, bie 2abc= 2Baffi'r=§iuie. 7V) LOAD, V. a. 1. labeti, Bclabeit ; 2. iibcrlabeit, Bcrmirrcit; 3. Tj/p. Pk. bt- fdJiuevcii (biV3 ^Papier); loaded dice, rtuf eincr Seite tcfi.1;tvcrte (gefiillte) SBiirfel. LOADEit, s. ber 'Jtufiaber, ?tiiflaber. LOADING, s. 1. bie tabling eiiteS Sd^tf= fea, u. f. w. ; 2. 33evlabuu!] ; to be — for.., in ^abuiij] liegeii (iabcn) itacf) ..; — for this place, ill Sabiiiig aiif ^ter ; a vessel (iyinj; in) — , citl ill ?a= b\\n{\ licgrnbeS ©c^ifF; without — , uiibelabeii ; book of — , haS Srnc^t= bud). LOAF, .?. (;»/. i.oAVEs) bcr Satb, i>aS (eiu) 93rob; a —of sugar, eiu ^rob 3itcf cr, 3ucferl)ut ; — sugar, ber ^nU jucfer. LOAM, *-. ber ?e{)m ; .f?ttf. To LOAM ,'. a. mit Sc^iit iit)erfd)inie=: ren, yerflrcifben. LOAMY, adj. Ic^iiiti], mit Seftm U= f*;iiicrt. LOAN, s. bie (— of money, ®elb=) 9In= icit)e; baS 35ar(ef)u; "©eborgte ; to put out to — , au«tci&cu, uerlci&eu (®clber)'; a government — , cillC StaatS=-JlnIci6e ; — office or bank for ;.')ans, bie ?eii)bauf, has \!eil)[)auS; — officer, bcr SeiijauSbcamte. To LOAN, V. a nulc^lClI. .'X»ATH, adj. abgeiicijit, uiiwtflid, uit= (?«in; I am — to do it, ic^ tl)Ue H Jugcni. To LOATHE, v. a. cfctll, auctetlt, 9lt>= neiguiig nub SEibermilleit enuifiiiben, ftcft efelu ; fcaffen, serabfcbcucu, mit (Sfel betvacftrcu ; l — it, c» cEclt mir (tc^ eflc mic^) baoer. LOATHER, s. Hx ftrf) ©fclltbc. LOATHFUL, mij. cfciljaft, gct)afftg ; ge^aSt, uerabi"d;eut, l)affeiib, uembs fcf)eueub. LOATHINGLY, adr. luit ^M, gefjafjtg. LOATHNESS, a. bie lluanlligfcit. LOATHLY, adv. mit aSibermillcu. LOATHNESS, s. bcr 6fe[, aBibermille, 5lbt"i-{)eu. LOATHSOME {ndn: — r.v), adj. efcU;aft, sicrt)a^t, l.>erabfrf)cut; — ness, s. bie efeti)nftigfeit. LOB, s. ber iBauer, ©robiait, glcgel ; — or — worm, ber Slcgcttaninu ; — like, VliiiuV, grob. r^LOB, v.a. tiage (;iufaflcu ober 6aii= geu laffeii. LOBBY, s. ba8 SSorjimmer, btc 5Bor= 6aIIc, bcr ®efeUfd)afti5faal ; —cloth, bie Slurmaftc. LOBE, 5, 1. bie eiuc .Siilfte ber Sunge ober bcr Seber, bcr Suugenfliigcl, *^e= berpgcl; 2. Sappeii, baS fcapprf)"!- LOBSTER, .^.bcr ,6unimer, ajJecrfrcbS. LOBULE.... ba«'8ap>-'ft)eu,- Suugeu= lappdjcu, bcr ^u:igeiifliigc[. LOCAL, mij. lofal, ijrtlici), raiimltc^ ; — concerns, vid. Looalities ; — dis- eases. DrtsEratiffjcttcti, eubcnUfc^c Jlrafif^citen ; — knowledge, bie So= falfcUUtuiB ; — medicaments, bte au= ^crlir[)cu ^Irjucimittel. LOCALITY, s. bie ?otaliti.it, Dcrtlic&= feit, Drt§bcfd)affeuf)eit, 9Jaumlicb= !eit ; localities, pi. ortli^jc SSorfcille ; Sotaberbaltniffe. LOCALLY, ado. bCIll Drtc lta(^. To LOCATE, V. \.a.\. ftellcii, jufani^ mcuftcUcu; 2. bie ©renjeii yon ?au= bereicu buret) 9lu«mcffeii bcftimmeu ; H. n. ftc^ uicberlaffcn, auftebelii. LOCATION, s. 1. bie in-tlicbe ?agc; Stelluug; 2. r>a% 51u«meffcn, a3c= ftimmcu bcr ©rcn^cu ciiic« Sanbf}ri= c^csS; 3. bcr bur* Urhinbcu bcftiinm= tc S^anbftrid). LOCH,... (fd;ott.) bcr See. LocHABER-AXE, s. bic Strcitiirt (bcr ©itottcii). LOCdE, vid. Loach. LOCK, s. 1. brt« Sdllofj; 2, bas fed)lcufeubrctt, Sdiu^brctt; (— weir), 28cbr, bie Sd)Ieufe; 3. (2vaun= fette ; 4. go(fe, 5Io(fe : 5. bcr Sru J, ©riff, ^uii|tgriffbcim3?ingen ; under — and key, iitttcr (Srf)lot5 uub 3iic= gel; in compos, lock chain, bie.§cnim= fette ; — dues, ba« ©d)[cufengelb ; — furniture. (2d)Iopbefd)lnge ; — keeper, ber 2d)lcufcuntetftcr ; Jlanahuarter ; — pieces, JMin. T. StcmVcI; — sil, bcr iSd)Icufcubrcnt})e[ ; —smith, bct (2d)(offcr ; — up house, ba§ (Stod= l)au«,@efauguip-; — up yard, ber ®e= fangtiitjl^of. Tn LOCK. V. l.a.i. fcfjiictleu, ycrfd)Itc= Veu, jnfdjiieficu, 5uinrtd)cn; 2. l)cin= men (ciu ajab); 3. mil <2d)Icufcu cevfc^cn; to — in. cinfc^lictjen ; to — out, au«fd)lie!Jcii, aiiefpcrren ; to — up. 5ufd;(ie9cit, ycrfdjlicfieii; Tijp. T. bic gonn sufd)raiibcu, fd)Iic= fjcil ; locked jaw, bcr ^villubvicfcn= I jwaiig obcr Jlranivif, cni. bie ■>!Jhiiib= i flcnimc; II. «. fid) fd)liciicu, uereini= gen, tu eiiiaitbcr ciugreifcn. LOCKAGE, ... Hi (Sd)(cufengelb, bcr &arfleiu»)anb. LOCKY, adj. locfig. LOCO, in compos. — motion, bn§ S3cr« mogeu ben £)rt ju ueratiberu ; — mp- tive, the — motive faculty {or locomo- tiviiy), bie Jtraft freiwilligcr 33cn)e= giiug ; — motive engine, bi'c 2ocomo= ti»= (taufcnbe obcr ortaeranbcnibe (3)nmpf=) aJJafcfeiue, bcr CSampf^) 9)Jafc^iuc«=92agcit, (1)aiiu>f=) 3ugs SEngcu, ©c^Icpp=aBagcn. LOCUST, s. bie .§cufc|)rccfe ; -tree, bcr .6ciifd)rcdcnt)aiim, bie (rtmerifa= iiifrbc) ilcacic; the — s, ;»/. bie amc= rifauifd)cu Skucieumdlber. LODE. s. bcr 5Uitiicngang. LODESTONE, vid. Ullter Load. To LODGE, V. a. f^- n. 1. logircu, teo{)= iicii, liegcu ; 2. beberbergcti, ciitauar= ticrcii, emlegeii; ettitcf)rcn; 3. ^Jac^t- lager iic(;meii ; 4. lagcrn, uicbcvlcs gcii; 5. umlegeu (ivie Jlorn uou ^ie^ gcu ober ^a(j,d) ; 6. fic^ (agern, I)in- briugcit, ciuftcifeu, eiugrabcu ; 7. bc= fcftigen, feftfefecti; 8. tu 33ent)a'h= ruug gcbcu; JU. ic-,.. to — a credit, ei= lien G^rebit {bd Scinanb) eroffucu ; to — money, ©clbcr (illlf ^l)pOtl)cf) auSlei^eu, belcgcU; to— in the ware- house, ttuf baS ?iiger briugeu ober ltet)mcu ; to — bank-notes in a pocket- book. 33aufuoteu tu eiuc Srieftafc^e ftccfeu; to — information, 33crtct)t a-i .§au«c^cu (in tiitcm ^axW, Sorjlc) ; 3. ?ager (beg ^irfc^cS, u. f. w.). LODGER, s. ber 2)Jict^(«)maun, iBe= wo^ucr, .§au«gcuof;; ifienva()rcr. LODGING, s. bie SOo^nuug, ba3 So= giS ; lagcrn ; to have money — • vvith . ., ®eib ficijcu t)abeu bci . , ; a night's — , cin 3'lad)tiiuarticr ; to take lodgings, ciu SogiS ne£)mcu, ftc^ etus' mictbcu ; — knees. JV. 7'. aSiuEclfuie. LODGMENT, ,5. 1. bie StcHung, ^age : 2. Sammiung; Slufbdufiiug ; 3. Fort, bag SJogcinent, (Siugvaben, bie SScrfdjaujuug. Lopr.s. basStocfroerl; oberfleStocf^ werf, ber Soben ; —rent, bcr 53obcu= }tuS. LOFriNESS. ... bie •§61)e; Srbabeu^ f)eit ; bcr Stols, .^pclmutb ; his — , fctue .§ot)cit(3:ttcl bc« ©rofiiultane). LOPTY (ado. — ily), adj. I)od). uorncl)m, flattlid) ; crfcaben ; ftol?, bodimiitbig. LOG, s.l. ber Stamm, J?lo^, Sloif, bag (Sd)cit ; bcr Sdgeblod ; 2. cit; I)ebrdifd)cg 9J?at} fiir gliifftgfciteu (|5)3iutc); 3. jv. T-s. bag ?og obcr S!o(f (ciu 3uftrumcnt, «m bie @c- fc^winbigfeit beg Scftifeg ju mcffen) ; — or — board, bag !^og=58rctt, bic a8ad)t=j:afcl ; —book, bag Sdiiffg* 3ouruaI ; — cabin, — house, —-hut, bag 331orfhaug ; —line, bic !sJog=?ctue, ,5tuotcu=*^einc,"bcr a)K'ileunieff_cr; — man. ber .^oljtrdger ; —reel, bic Sog= f)iolU; —wood, bag gampefdjcbol^, 331aiibols. LOGARITHMIC, fff//. legartf^inifc^, ju ?ogarttbmcu gefjorig. LOGARITHMS, s. pi. Mat. T. btC ?0- garitbmcu. lVjggeriiead, *. 1. bcr Summfopf, Jolpel; 2. JV". 7'. eiuc cifciuc .Rugct, bic man giiihcub in 5pcd! ftcrft, iim bcffi-u Sctmcfsfu ju bcfdjlcuuigen; to go (fair o — s, fid) balgeu ; — hictt '-MS LONG LOOK LOOS bie btdffo^^sftge (Siik ; — turtle, bie jtafftte, cine 9lrt ©cbifbfrotc. LOGGERHEADEI), adj. folptf*, bltmm. LOGIC, s. bie Sogtf, 33ertiunftkf)i'c, Seiiflc^ve, ©c^Iu^fiinbe. LOGICAL (adv. — ly), adj. lOflifc^, fct)(ufrt^ttg, in bcv?ogtE Sewaiibcvt. LOGICIAN, s.bfU Sogifcr ; —like, Wic ein ^ogiEcv; fpi^fiiibig. LOGISTIC, fl(/;. logifttfc^; —logarithms, w3r. T. gcwiite bet nftvoitomtf^eit 33c= fed^nutigcn xiUi^t Sogarit^meu. LOGOMACHY, s. bev aSoitftveit. LOHOCH, LoHOcK, s. Med. T. bev --8nifi= faft, Secffaft. LOIN, s. sing, bag ?ciibfiijlii(f, ytic- venftiicf; —of veai, bef JtalOsuic- reiibratcn ; — s, *. lU. bie Seiiben, i>T'berev ; (5aiifeii= jer; SJJiipiggcingci-, fPftaftertvctcr. To LOLL, V. l.n.i. tfogc (alt cbev aiif etwaS) le^ncit, licgen obev Ijangnt, ftc^ be^iiett, PredPf 11, vii!^. refclii ; to — upon a bed, ft(^ tm Sette fircjeit, ber 9lu&e pflegcu ; li. n. ^ivans^aiu gen laffeit, ausftrccfert (bie 3unge). LOLLARD, s. ber SoIIavb. LOLLARDY,s. bie ge()ve 2Biclift'«. LOMBARD, s. bef ?oinbavb. LOMBARDIC, adj. lonitavbifct). LOMBARDS, s. pi. bie Soiutiarben. LOMBARDY, s. bie :i;pmbarbct ; — poplar, bie ttalieiiif(^c ober ipi;rami- bcn=5pavi^3el. LONDON, L s. (bie (Stabt) SoiibOft; ll. adj. »on Sonbon ; lonbncv; — gazette, bie englif(l)e i^ofjcitiing; — pride, ber (Steinbre^ \saufi-nrra — /J. LONDONER, s.coi. ber Sonboiier. LONDONISM, .?.bie Icnbiier a?hiiib«vt, ber loiibner Sialect. LONE, orf/. einfam, einutn- IJDNELINESS, > s. bie ©iiifamffif, 3Ib= IX»NENESS, S gerc{)icbcubeit; bcr .^«ng 5ur (Siufamfeit; bie 3)leuf(^eu= fc^eu. LONELY, adj. cinfam, abgefdjieben. LONESOME i,idv. —Ly),adJ- eiiifam,ab= gefd)ieben ; — ness, s.vH. Loneliness. LONG, arfj. L laug ; 2. uieitfd)tt)eift_g ; gcbe^nt; langftint; 3. langiDciltg, laiigmierig ; in the — run, am ©nbe, cnblid) ; prov-.s. to go one's — home, in bie (Swigfeit ge^en, flerben; 'tis as broad as 'lis — ,iS iji 9lUe« eins ; to dfaw the — bow, mit bem gropen 33Jeffer fd)ueiben ; Ji/. e-s. to draw at a long date, lottgrftcfettg) jie^en ; — (sighted) bills, (bills at long dates,) lan^ ge 2Bec^fet ; — boat, basi grope 53oot, bie aSarfaffc; — boat of a galley, ba« ©aleerenboot, SBcifrfjiff einer @a^ cere ; keeper nf the — boat, bcr SBootSwa^tcr, ^ayian ; — bow, bie i3rD^e yirmbrnfl ; — cloths, pftinbi^ i'd^c 'Crucf fattunc ; .§anbtucb=!Srell ; — clothes, /)/. ^liicfdKU fitr Jliiibcr (J?nnben) bie noc^ fcine .^ofen trn= gen ; — continued, tflngebduenib ; — cross, Typ. T. ber S!}Jittelfteg ; — beaded, 'fig. fpi^fopftg, fd)la« ; — jointed, langfc^enfelic^ ; — '«fse, ber (Srbvad;t;'— legged, langbrinig; — lived, laiige Icbcnb ; — measure. ba§ ^iingenmaB ; — necked, langfialftg ; M.E-s. — premium, bie feobe Sfsrdmif; — price, ber 93rilttP=,'$ret« ; — primer, 7'wp. r. bie (Corpus Dber Oannonb "i)rncffd)rift) : — shanks, bid. ber angbcinige SWenfd), ba« Sangbein ; — sighted, feniftd)tig ; U'citfebeiib ; ■— sightedness, (— siglit), bie '5err.ftit= tigfeit; — ."ipun, ausgebebnt, Iang= meilig, x\x bie^ Sdnge gejogen; — staple, langer fefapel ; — sufferance, (— suffering), bie Sangmutb ; — stomach, ber ^etSbnngcr '; — syllable, bie gebebnte ©plbe ; — toothed, lange 3di)ue ^abcnb ; — waisted, langlet= big ; — winded, langatbmig, cincu laiujen 9Ubeni f)'it>fnb, frci atbmenb ; jig. tn bie gciiige ge^ogcn, langwcitig ; — wort, bie 9lnge(ica, (Siigclmurs. LONG, adv. laiig ; lange; —ago, — since, »or langer 3ftf' Idiigfi ; einjt ; ere — , tn furjcih, balb ; all tliis {or the) day — , bcn ganjen 3;ag iiber; all my life — , meiri ganjeS ''hlmx l)in= bnri^, fo lange icb lebe ; as— (so — ) as, fo lange ^afcn fcgcln. 7'oLOOK, v.l. n. i. febcu, blicrcn, fd)aucn; (—at), anfcbcu; 2. fd)ci= neu, ausfebcn, Hi 3lufel)eu b^ibcu; to — all wonder, fid) fcl)r iOUUbcrir, col. grojjc 9lugfn mad;cn ; to — big, trotjig ausfclien, fid) briificn ; to — black, jiiriicn, grollcn, fitniollcn ; to — great, cin gi'o^cS, cble« 5lnfebcu babeii; to — like, dbulid) febcu ; to — silly, bunim au^fcbcn ; to — about, ftcb umfcbcn ; 5ld)t b^ibcu, fiit yorfcbeu ; tn — after, nad) (a)£> ctamS febcu, cJ bcpbad)tcn, in 51d)t ncl)men, bntfn ; (gorge tragen; fu= djeii; to — back, jnriirf feijcit, fid) umfcbcn; to— back upon, crmdgen ; to — down, nicbcrfcbcu; yeracbtcn; mit 33liden nieberfd)lagcn ; to— for, fud)en ; craiarten, eutgcgcn fcben ; to — in upon one. Scmaubein ciucu fur; jen 93efud) ntadicu; to — into. bin= eiiifcben ; untcrfudieu.ericdgcu ; pxii= fen; gcnau beobac^tcji ; (into a bonk, im ^ucfec) nad^frbldgcn; my win- dows — into thf ■*reet,'inciue ??euftcr gcbcn nacfi bcr ©trage btnauS, ou| bie (StraSe; to — on or upon, 1. aiis fcben, jufcben, auf etroaS fcben; gafs fen; 2. ac^ten, fcba^cn; bafur b«l= ten; I — upon it as a great honour, tc^ ^alte ti fiir cine grogc (Sbi'f ; to — out, binauS fcben; readjcn, fpiircu; fucf)cn ; to — out of countenance, burc^ 331icfe perwirrcit, entinutbigcn • to — out for . . , fid) umfebcu naci) . . ; to — out for remedies, fic^ nacl) .ftulfc umfebcu ; to — over. burd)feben, burc})geben ; to — to, crbliden; bar^ auf feben, sufebeu, in 91d)t ncbmen ; to — to one's self fiir ftcb fclbft for- gen ; to — up, auffcbcn, in bie .6iJbf febcu ; M. E. anffcblagen (som SPrci= fe) ; im Steigen fcnn ; to — up to one, auf cincu (als ein '9}?uitcr) fcben ; ii. a. 1. burd) bcn Sticf auSbriirfcu; 2. burd) bcn 53licf bcmirfcn, yermiigeu. LOOK,.?. 1. bcr Slirf ; 2. Hi "ilufebcn, Slngfebcu; bie (Scflalt; look-out, bie 91uSftd)t ; bcv gug=in§=Saub, bie 28ar= te ; ?auer, SSac^e ; Sea lang. ber 51u§= gud; to be on the — out, auf bcr Slaucr licgen; to keep a good — out, cty »ad)famcS 51uge bnben, ftc^ inobl uoil'ibtn, wobl du^gudcn ; — out man, — out watch, bcr ?iu§gnder (auf bem 33ormarS), bcr ^UJaflbdd)- tcr, bie 3lu«ftd)troac^e. LOOK, int. ftcf)! fteb ba! febct! LOOKED, part. §efe|en, n.f.ra. ; — for, eniiartct ; not — for, uncrtuartct. LOOKER, s. bcr wclc^er ficbt, (33e=) i2d)aucr, sBcobacbter; — on, ber 3u= fdjancr, 33eiftcbeubc. LOOKlNGGLASS, s. ber Spiegel; — maker, bcr !5piegclmad)et ; — plates, ©piegcltafctu. LOOM, .?. 1. bcr SBcbcrfinl^f, aSebcr« baum ; 2. baS SBcrf^eug, .S:>au§gcrd: tbe; 3. bie Nomine, ^alb=(Sntc; — gale, .V. T. bcr frifcbe aUinb, bie SBrabinfcger-JJiible. To LOOM,\). n. JV.T. ftd) UUbCUttid) iu bcr (jerne jcigen/ftcbtbar wcrbcn (oon Sanb ober Jtiiftc), auftbnn ; that ship lnom-5 a great sail, bicfcS ScbifT fifbt fcbr grojj au§; she looms large after the wind, bag (gcbiff fc^ciut mit S3acf=' ftag^ivnnb ju fcgelu. LOtJMiNG, 5. .at't. ias iei5fd)ar= ten; — lace, bie SBortC; — maker, k bcr 5)]ofamentircr. ^0 LOOSE, V. I. a. lofcit, auflofcit ; bc= frcicn ; lariren ; t» — a sail, ein nn}iid)f tig, fd)litpfrig, lofe ; 5. nad)ldffig ; 6, vocifblcibig, lo«lcifcig,(Stnblgaug Ija- bcub; to'hang— , fd)laff bangcii, fi1)lcppcn ; to let — , loiS laffcn, in Sretbfit fc(jcn ; to got — , ftcb lo^ macbcu; lo3 Fommcu; to grow—. lO'i unM■^cn : licbcrl'icb locrbcn ; a few — shillings, eiiiiac ciujelitc -Scbillin' LOSE LOVA LOW flt; — articles, lofe SSaatcit, SBartveu pfciie (Smballaije ; — bodied gown, tine Icic^tc iBcfllcitniig ; — gown, bcr Sd)lafvocf; — ice, offcneS (fa()rba= reS) ©§ ; — liinbed, gelftitii] ; — .ivcrs, S^crfdiweubcr; — money, iki- nc8 (einjclucS) @clb ; — music, 9]o= ten in lofcit (ciitjclitcii) SBldtfcvn ; — papers, finjcltic, sevftrciite ^avicre; — strife, bCl'SBcibcrtC^ {Lysimachia. — /..) ; creeping — strife, idi S|Sfcnn!i]= fraut ; podded — strife, ba§ SScibcii^ fraut; spilled or purple — strife, bCV trauiie SSeibcvid). LOOSE,_«. bie ecilitPeif, (^rfi^et't, GntlaDuiig, So§laffun<) ; to give a — fo one's indignation, fctllCllt Uumtllett Siift luacfcoit. 7o LOOSEN, v.l.a. 1. lo^ lltaci)Cll, lO: fell, aufmac^cn ; 2. auf(ocfcnt; 3. iiad;Iiiffcii; 4. tcfvctcii; 5. Uu-ircit; II. 11. losgc^cii, aufj]ct)eit. r.oosEiNESS. s. 1. ba^ ?p«fel;it, ?pcfer= fc»n, bie Uiigcbuuben^cit, Srf)laff= heit; ^infcrheit; 'i. ber 2ci(ttftim ; 3. iiJifbcvliitfeit; Uiqiicttigfcit, ^i.- gcUofigfeit ; 4. bev 2)m-c^fnll. 7» Lor! )'. ./. befd/iieibcit, bc^aueit, a'6= qtei'i, fapi.'ctt'(33iiumc). LOP, «. bie (iingijcfdjuittcncn) 3™ti9f/ 3lc^' ; — sided, cinfeitii], fdpief. LOPPER, s. bcr 5Bai)mfitncibcr. LOPPINGS, s. pi. bieabrtef)aiiencii3Icfle. LOQUACIOUS, aiij. gefd)wn^ig, fcfeuHi^= ■ ^aft; — ness, s. bte ®ffd)ma(jigEeit. LoauACiTY. s. bie ®ofd)ivaiigfcit (Sd)wafef}afttgfeif. LORD, s. 1. ber .fjcrr, Souscraiit, SJJoiiiir^ ; 2. 2;«raim ; 3. %m ; my — , gnabiger >^err ; — of the manor, ber giiittergutsbcfi^cr, @niubt)err, 3iuSl)crr ; — of misrule, fid. Misrule ; in tlie year of our — , illl 3af;re beS igicrnt (i. e. na^ d^rifti ©ebiirt) ; the — of the year, Jistroi. T. ber regiereube -^JlnllCt ; — have mercy upon us, >§err Clbanne bict Ullfer; — chamberlain, — chief justice, &c. ; vid. lUltCX Ciiam- ukrlaim, &c. ; — paramount, bcrDbcr= Ief)cn8l)err; the house of lords, has Dbcr[>iii« (iiu 5parlaineiit) ; the — 's liouse, bits ^^au& bc3 .*5crrii, ®ptteS= ImuS ; the — 's day, bcr S^ng bc5 >6errit, (?Oiintiig ; the — 's prayer, ba« 33atcr= Ullfer; the — 's supper, baS QIbcnb= maU ; — like, tt-uc cin Siii'fl, ftolj, l)crrif(^, gcbicterifd). To LORD, V. I. n. belt Sorb iiia^cit, ^crrfd}eu ; il. a. 511111 Sorb criiciiiieii ; to — over, bc^crrfc^eii ; Ocbietcr fpielen. LORDLINESS, s. bic .6o^ctt,©tnttlic^= feit, ber Stolj, .^oci^mut^. LORDLiNG, s. ba8 Sorbc^cit,^errcbcn. LORDI-Y, adj. >?- ado. Wit cilt giirfl, flattlid) ; Ijerrifcft, surnebm, flolj. LORDSHIP, ,1. bie .6errfd)aft ; your — , (5n). ^crrlic^feit (aU 2;itel ciue« <^orb? Pbcr Siic^terS), LORE, s. bie ,5tuube, jlenittiiip, Seljve, Untenucifung; 5lrbeit. To LORICATE, v. a. uljerjieticn, i)cr= Vrtiijern. LORICATION. s. baS ^^emerfeit (g3e= rapveii) bcr aBaube mit SJJortcl ; baS SBcfcfelagcti ber 9letortcii (mit Sc§m, u. f. n\) belm 'CcfiiHircn. liORiMEii, .V. + ber (Sporcr. LORiOT, s. bcr ®riiiifpec^t. LORRAINE, .?. $Jot[)riiigcii. To LOSE, r,ii.&7i. 1. uerlicrcit, uer= fpielcn, fiiibii9cn; 2. fi^ »erlicreii, uerloreit geljcii; 3. ucrgeuben ; to make one — , ciiicii uiu etn)a« briii= gen ; to — company at sea, ftci^ UOlt eiitein gonooi) tremtcti; to — ground, i»et(^eii: to — one's debts, «nbfjal)U Hetben ; to — leather, vu/g. ftc^ einen SColf rtifctl; to — one's longing, fcilie 2Biinfc^e nldit crfiiHt fe^cii, umfoiifl Derlaiigcii obcr wiinfd)eit ; to — sight of, aii« bent ®cfid;t vcrlicven ; am bcm aiuge laffeii, uernad^Iaffigeu ; to — one's way. ftci uerirrcn. LOSABLE, adj. uerlicrbar (m. ii.). LOSER, s bcr SScrlicrcnbe ; to be (or to come off) a — , uerlicrett, »erfpieleu; col. bcii Jtiirjeru jicfjeti (bet eiucm Streitc). LOSINGS, X. pi. ber 93erlufl ; — and winnings, ©ewinit uiib 33crlu)l. LOSS, 5. 1. bcr SSerlnft, Sdjaben, bie ©iubu^e; 2. bcr aScrfall, 9inin, Uu= tcrgang ; 3. bie 33er(cgen^eit, ltnge= nji§f)ei't; — of time, bcr3eitDerlufl ;■ without — of time, O^ue 3«tt»erlufl ; M. E-s. — in the weight, bie (StllWnge (ber 33crhift an ©cwic^t beim 51n's= tt5icgejt) ; — oftjntcrest, bcr Bi'lS^fi'^ luft ; to be at a — , ji S3crlegcnl)ctt fepit, iiicfct toiffen n.n'e, obcr waS man tlmi foil ; to suffer a — , verlieren, cinbii^cn ; to stand to the — , fiir ben (Srt)aben obcr 33erlufl ^aften. LOST, part, (oon To Losk) vcrlorcn, ba^ t)in, l)irt; gcbliebcn (son Sc^iffcn) ; to be — , o'crloren gcben ; he is — , cr ifl ycrlorcn, ifl jn ©rnnbc gcridjtet ; she is — to all sense of shame, jlc \)at feine ©c^am mebr; there is no love — betwixt us, Juic bu mir, fo id) bir. LOT, s. 1. ba3 ?ooS : ©cfc^icf, ©dnif= fal; 2. ber 9lntt)cU; ©tencrant()fi( ; 3. ji/n. bie SBanftelle, ba8 nnbcbancte ®rnnbftiitf; i.M.E. bie 2Baarenpars tie, .^abclung; to cast lots, baS ?oo§ wcrfcn, loofcn ; to draw lots, bie ?oofe jietjcu ; by lots, nad) bem £oofe ; m. K-s. in lota, in 5partiell ; to sell in or by small lots, in flcincit 5Poftcit V)er= fanfen ; it fell to my lot, tS wurbe inir jn 5;f)ci[, pel mir ju. To LOT, V. a. tf)cilcn, (in 5partien) ab= ti)ci(cn, scrloofcn; lotting of goods, bic gibt^ciiung (ba8 Stbtl)eilen) in ^ax- ticn, bie aBaarcii=SUcr[oofung. LOTE, s. (— tree), bcr gotuSbanm, 3irgcUmum (CciHs — l.) ; bic ?la(= I'anpc, Onappc ; bastard — , bie inbi= fd)c Sattelpflaumc (Diospyros — />.). LOTH, adj. abgcneigt. unnjtliig. nngern. LOTION, s. Med. T. I. bic2lOwafc!)ung ; 2. bie SBafc^avjenci. LOTTERY, .?. bic ^OttcrtC ; — ticket, baS gottericIooS. LOUD {adv. — ly), adj. Imt. LOUDNESS, .9. bcr lautc Sc^ali ; baS ©etofc, ber Siirmen; — of voice, bic Stcirfe bcr Slimmr. LOUISA, s. *^ubo«tca, Souife (Sraucn= name). LOUiSD'OR, s. ber Souilb'or, ,T« LOUNGE, V. n. fanlen5cn, mii§ig ge= ben ; to — about, nmf)er fdjicnbcrn, liegcn ; to — away, oerfaulcnjen, iicr= trobein (bic 3eit). LOUNGER, 5. bcr SanUcnjer, 2JJiiytg= gcingef. To LOUR, vId. To LowKit. LOUSE, s. bic i!au8; — wort, ba« Sau- fefraut. To LOUSF^ V. a. laitfcn j ftc^ lanfcn. LOUSINESS, s. bic i!au^'gfcir. LOUSY (arfo. — tLv), atij. l.Ianftg;2. gemcin, niebrig, iieraditlici&, lumpig ; fnicfcrig; — disease, bie Saufetranf= f)eit, ?aufcfud)t. LOUT, s. bcr Siimmcf, Sijlpel, ?nmp. LOUTISH {adv. — i.y), adj. tolptfd), plump. ■, LOUVER, s. ^aS Sfiauc^Iorfe. LOVABLE, adjAkht\mm\ rb ig. LOVAGE, s. ba« ?icb)"tocfet (Ugusti- cum — L.). roLOVE, t.a. 1, liebcn, Md^ciitn; 2. gencigt fct)n ; 3Scrgniigcn (an (t- tiids) pi'iben, (e«) gent i)aben, gcvu mijgen, gcrn tbiin, gcrn fe^cii. LOVE, .?. i.bicSiebe; 2. Wrcunbfcf)aft; 3. Sicbfdjaft ; 4. ber geliebte ®egcu= ftanb ; bag Siicbc^jcn;" 5. ber 9lnior, ?icbe«goft; my — , mein igerjclcn, Srf)a^ct)en; — of one's country, bit SJatcrtanbslicbe ; — for—, bie ®e» genliebe ; to send one's — to . . , 3e= ntanb fvcuublid) griipcn Inffen ; for the— of God, um ®ottcg nsillcn; foi — or money, fiir ®elb unb gutc SBorte ; in — , Bcrliebt ; to be in — (with one, in .cine 5Pcrfon) oerlicbt fe\}n ; to fall in — , nerlicbt wcrben ; fallen in — , ucrliebt ; to make — to one, fid) (nm (Sine) bcuKrben, (cinct; ben ^of (fie Sour) mad)en; — in iiileness; ba§ breifarbigc iBcilc^en; (gticfmitttcrd)cn, bie 2)reifaltigfeitj= blume; —affair, bcr ?icbe5i)aiibel; — apple. CCr ?icbc«apfcl {Lijcoper.<:i- cum — Ij) ; — beEotten child, bal Jlinb ber iLieh^, unei)clid)e Jlinb ; — broker, ber ,^uppler, bic Jtiipplcriim ; — crossed, uiigliicflic^ liebciib ; — darting, liebcflrab(cnb ; — day, + bct ^rcubentag; 93erfo()nung«tag ; — discourse, tcii SicbcSgcfprac^ ; — en- kindled, licbentbvannf, licberglii^t ; — favour, baS SicbcSaitbcnfcn ; — feast, baS Siebe«maf)l; — feat, baJ SiebcSprf, bic Xf)at an§ Sicbc; — fit, bte ?icbcs()i6c, ?icbc8mut^; — flame, bie SicbcSri'iinine ; — giowintr. liebeglii^enb ; — hood, cine 9lrt buit= ncr, fcibencr 3fiip, ; — knot, ber Sic- besfiiotcn, bie a'io'feiifc^leifc ; — lass, ba§ Siebc^en; —led, »on bcr Zitht gelcitct; — letter, bcr SicbeSbricf; —T lies a bleeding, cine 5lmarant^cns art; — lit, Iiebcentg(ii[)t, Iiebeglii= l)eiici ; -- lock. + bie SiebcSlocfe ; — longing, bie Sc^nfuc^t bcr ?icbe ; lif= befcl)ncnb; — lorn, ot)nc ®cliebte(n), «om (»on ber) ®eiicbfen ocrlaffcn; — matches. 2iebe8l)cirat[)cn, 3(!ct= gnng^o^ciratbcn, . (Si)ebiiubniffe awi Siebe gcfdiloffen ; a — match, einc Siebfctaft; —pined, liebeocrjeijrt ; — potion, bcr 5*iebe«tranf; — powder. baS ?icbrSpnlyer; — quick. Iiebebc= gciflert ; — recret. baS ?iebcSocr= ftanbuifj; —shaft, Timor's ^fcii; — sick, liebefranf ; — song, ba8 SiebciS= licb, SDJinuclicb ; — speaking, Iiebe= fprcd)cnb, licbcucrfiinbeub ; — suit, bic ^ewcrbung, bcr !^icbc«antrag ; — tale, bie Sicbe«gcfitid)te; — token, bag SicbeSpfanb ; — toy, ba§ SicbcS^ ncfdjcnf ; — tricks, pi. bie ycrlicbtcn ®cberbcn, bic 2icbc«bliic, u.f.w. LOVELESS, adj. licbloS. LOVELINESS, s. bie 2iebcnswiirbtg= fcit, ber 9?eij. LOVELY (adv. — ily), adj. licbcug; wiirbig, ^olb, reijcub. LOVER, s. 1. bcr SJic6enbe,9Ser(icbte ; 2. 2icbi)aber, Sitettant ; gicuiib ; 3. vid. LonvKR. LOVING (ad«.— i.y). ndj. 1. licbcnb ; iicvlicbt; 2. liebreid), giitig; jiirt^ lid); frciinbfr^aftlic^ ; — kindness, s. b*ie ^iebesbulb; — ness, «. bie Siebe, Biivtlic^fcit, Sanft^cit. LOW, atii.A-adu. 1. niebrig ; tief; 2. fcid)t; 3. leifc; 4. geringe, flctn; 5. woblfcih 6 iintcrnjiirfig, friec^cnb ; 7. nrgcrlid), fparfam, mugcr; 8. nic- bergefd)lagen, nnterbriirfl ; 9. bcrnii:= ter, cnttiMftct/ in33crfall; iO. i)cr» worfcn, fd)anMicft, niebrig bcnfcnt, niebcrtriicbtig, fct)led)t; to bring — l)cruntcr bringcn ; bcmiitbigcn ; to b« — , Ijtruntergcfommen fcin ; in a - LOYA LUCU LUMP voice, mit leifer ©timme ; ji/. es ihe, prices are getting — , bie '4>reife ftUb im ^^Itnebinen ; (to buy or se!J) at a — rate, TOol)lfeil (fviufett ober »erfaufcn) ; sp. r-s. —hell, bieSaiigglocfe (bei bcr gacfeliagb) ; to — bell, v. a. fc^eu^fii, fcJ)recfeii ; — bom, ntebrtg gctoven («ntftaiibeii) ; — bote, L. 7'." bie @clb= Inipe fiiv eiiienS;obfci)lai] im Xumul= tc ; — bred, nicbrig crjogfu, iiiige= bilbet, vol;; — irowed, ticf f^ncib- l)migetib (von ?ve(fcii) ; — built, f kiii- gebnut (Bon 3)Jciifct)eu) ; — countries. jii. niebrige ©fgiiibcu, SfHcbcruugcii ; the — countries, ;;/. bic ■JiicbcrlailbC ; — land.-, pi. biiS iijebrig gelegcne (Vlatte) ?aiib, 2}Javfd)lan& ; — lived, nicbrig, gemciu; — minded, iiicbvig geftllUt; — rated, IVOblfcil; — regi- inen, bie fliappe ©iat; — spirited, iniitf)lp», iiicbergcffi)lageii ; — spi- ritedness, bie 9Jh'itl)lofigfftr, ?licbcr= gefrit)lngeiibctt ; — spirits, pi. bic i'Hcbcvgefdjlagcubfit, Sct)n3cnnutb, Sraurigfcit; — sunday, bcr Somitag Ouafimpgeititi ; — tiiouginy, nicbrig benfciib ; — tricks, pi. niebrige Strct= d)c, 9i(et'crtriici)tigfcitcu ; — water, nicbrigcS SBaffcr, bcr nicbrigftc 2Baf= fcr(taiib jur (Sbbcucit; —wines, bet iBorlaunSSprlii^ (fiarfjlc ^irannttuein ber beiin 9lbjiebeu jucrfl iibcrgebt). 7'» LOW, V. n briillcu, blSfcn (Wie eine ,Slnb). I.O\v,s.ba§®ebrii!I(eincrJlul),n.f.«).). LOWER, {cnmii. Bpu Low) nicbrtgcr, licfcr ; (eifer ; the — house, baS Un= ttrljanS ; the — box, jv. T. bcr $um= peneimcr; J\r.Ts. — m.ist, ber untcrc 3}Jaft, .t^auptinaft ; — studding sails, bic untcrcu ^,!fC=eegcl ; — transome, s.pi. bic DucrbfllEeu ainSviegel. 7'« LOWER, V. a.Srn. 1. nicberlaffcii, herabjaffcu ; 2. eruicbrigen, berun= tcrfc&cn ; 3. b^imufcn ; 4.' »crriugern ; 5. abnebmcn, fallen, (ini --preife ab= fci)lagcii). To LOWER, t). 71. 1. biifter, triibc, neb= lici)t »uerben, ftc^ verfinftern ; 2. bic (Sttrn rnnjein, finfter, faiier au§fc= \)k\\., jiirnen. LOWER, s. 1. baS triibc SBcftcr, bic ■Ciiflcrnbeit ; 2. ber finilere Siicf. LOWERING, s. — of the prices, M. E. ba§ '.}lbu't)lagcn ber ^'reife. LOWERiNGLY, <,d„. triibc, biificr; mit fiiifterm 93iicf. LOWERMOST, a,ij. bfr 37icbrigflc, ltn= terfie. LOWERY, adj. triibc, biificr, ftnrmbro^ benb, regenbrohenb. LOWEST, (sup. uon Low) bcr SRiebrig= fte, 3:'tefjte ; M. £-.?. — bidder, bcr ^DJinbeftbietenbe ; — contractor, bcr ;3JJiubeiiforbctnbc ; tiie — course, ber nicbrigjitc (5our«, uicbrigfle 33eci;fcl= Vl'ciS; the — price, ber nac^fte (nic= brigflc) 5prci« ; the — of the ebb, JV. T. bie ^piittcrebbe. LOWLINESS, .«. bie Semutl). LOWLY, aiij.^-adn. 1. bcniiiti)ig, fiinft, befcbeibcn ; 2. niebrig. LOWN, .1 ber nicbtfianirbige 3}ienfrt), 2;nugcnic^tg, SJanip, >Sd)elm, Sdiuft. LOWNESS, .«. i. bie ^Tliebrigfeit; 2. itntcrroiirfigfcit; 3. 3ticbcvgcfd)(a- gen^cif. :.''.)XODROM[CS, .S-. yl. jV. T. bie *^Dro= tromie (Jlunft in fd)iefer i)Jid)tnng jufegcin); — ic, adj. lorobromifd;; —ic tables, [orpbroniifdie S-'afcln. LOYAL [adi]. — ly). adji. bent Sanbe«= berrn tren, trcngeftnitt, tren, Vflid)= tig, geborfam;u — horse, eiu gut abgcvidjtcte^, geborfanie« ipfcrb. LOYALIST, s. ber ^Jlnbcinger bc« M- Btg«, ber ^^rengeftuutt. 246 LOYALTY, s. bic (g3atcrlanb«=") 5;rcue, UntcrtbanStrcue, Slnbnnglicbfeit an ben SitrfJen, bcr ©cborfam. LOZENGE, s. 1. ba« gefd)obene aSicr= ecf, bie 9iautc, Oibpmboibe, ber 9?bpmbn§; 2. ba§ ^:|.Ua§d)cn ; bie 9JJebt^iniii 3fttd)eu ober ,ilitd)clcben, ^aftiilen ; shaped like a — , — shaped, rautcnfi^rniig. LOZENGED, adj. raiitcufprmig. LOZENGY, adj. H. T. mit gcfc^pbc; nen aSiereifcil bcbedt. LUBBARD, s. tcr Saulcnjcr, toi. S3a= renbauter. LUBBER, s. ©rpbian, Sdjlingel, iJiimmrt ; ber geriiige jlnec^t ; Sea cani. bic SJaiibra^e. LUBBERLY, mlj. &■ ado. grpf) ttnb Uh gc, nubc()pifen'; plnmv/linfifcb, trii= ge, vu/g-. nngebPbclt. LUBUic, adj. i. fd^Iiipfcrig ; uufenfd) ; 2. fd)Wanfcnb. To LUBRICATE. ? v. a. fd)liipfrig To LUBRiciTATE, ^ madicu, glattcu. LUBRICATOR, s. ba« SdHiipfrigma^ c^cnbe. LUBRICOUS, vid. Ludrto. LUBRICITY, s. 1. bic &d)liipferigfcit; 2. bcr SSaufetmnt^, bieHnbeftanbig= feit, Ungewigbcit; 3. llnfenfdjbcit. LUBRIFACTION, i s. ba« Scbliipfrtg: LUBRIFICATION, J mad)en, ©lattc'n. LUCE, A ber (uiJUig ousgeroad)fcnc) .5cd)t; — , (fiower-de-— )'bie !l*ilie. LUCENT, adj. * Icuc^teiib, fc^ciueiib, glaujcnb, ftrablcnb. LUCERN, s. bie !i!uccrnc, ber (Sc^nc= (fenflce {Medkago — /> ). LUCID, adj. 1. lid)t, bell, Ieiid)tenb, glanjcnb, firabtcnb ; 2. burd)ftd)rtg ; — intervals, ber (£d)immcr bc§ Q3cr= ftanbeS, bic lid)tcn 3"^ifd)eiiraumc (cineS giebcrfranfen pber Sabnfin^ nigen) ; — vision, baS .^ellfebeit- LUCIDNESS, s. bic .^elle, ber ©lanj; bie5)nrc^ftd)ttgfcit; baS .gicllftbcn. LUCIFER, .?. l.bcr a}iprgenftern ; 2. Sucifer, Scnfci ; — matches, mud. j5-rictipn§=gibibu«. LUCIFERIAN, nr//. 1. tcuflifd) j 2. ftC^ auf bic Scbre beS Sncifcr bc;;tebcnb. LUCIFERIANS, s. pi. bie Sliii^inger bcr Scbrc bc« '43ifd)pf8 Sncifcr ypii (Sag= liart im sicrten 3n^rbunbert. LUCIFEROUS {adv. — ly), adj. git^t gcbcnb. LUCiFic,ad/.Icnd)tcnb,?trbterjcngcnb. LUCIFORM, adj. licbtartig. LUCK, s. ba3 ® liicf, bcr ©Uirfafall, ba« <5d)i(ffal, @crd)icf; Ungcfabr, ber (gliicflidje) Sufall; good — , ©liicf; ill — , Ungliirf. LUCKILY, adn. gilt Jlicbcrtucifc, jnm ©liiif, jnfallig; — for me, ju niet= nem ©liicfe. LUCKINESS, 5. bcr gliicflic^c Siifall, baS (Sliicf. LUCKLESS, adj. of)nc ©liitf, uiigliid-- licb. LUCKY, adj. gliicf(id) ; — hit, bcr ©liicfafall. LUCRATIVE, adj. ciutragltd), ®c»uinn bringenb, yprtbcilbaft. LUCRE, s. bcr (uiierlaubte) (Scwinn, ©elbyprtbcil. LUCRIFEROUS, adj. (W. ii.) vid. Lu- crative. LUCTATiON, ."!. bcr Jtampf, baS Wnu gen ; bic 9lnfireiigung (w. ii.). To LUCUBRATE, v. n. bct gicbtc (bci S^ad)!) flnbiren. LUCUBRATION. .9. 1. ba3 Sfladjtflubi^ ren, 5Rad)ffi&cu; 2. bie 5iad)tarbcit. LUCUBRATORY, adj. bci Sic^tc gcar= beitet. LUCULENT, adj 1. ^cll, f(ar, bentlic^ ; 2. dugcttfc^cinlic^. LUCY, s. ?ucic (wrauenname'i, LUDiBRious. adj. albcrn, lad;crlt(^, tbiJrid)t (n.ii.). LUDIBUND, adj. fpajj^aft, broUig, !«• LUDICROUS {adv. — ly), adj. fpagi baft, luftig, brpllig, nedrifd), ppffir» lic^ ; — ne.ss, s. bie ^^pffirlid^feit, ba) brpUigc 3nig. LUDIPICATION, s. bie iBcrfppttung; S:anff^ung, .§tuterget;ung, bet 58e-< trug. LUDIFICATORY, adj. fpottenb, taU" fd)enb, betriigenb. LUELLIN, s. ber ©5renprct§, ba« ®run^beiI {Vennica— L.). LUFF. s. vid. LooF. Tu LUFF, V. 71. vid. To Loof. To LUG, V. a. jcrrcH, jiebcn, fdileppen. LUG, s. 1. cine Slrt fletner aBiirme' JUm 'ilv.0^i[\X{lALnihricus marinas— £,.); 2. vxdg. bcr 9hicf ; to give one a — , etnen beim Dbr snpfeu ; — sail, jv. 7 ba« @»er= ober Sffaofegel einmafii' gcr gabrjcuge. LUGGAGE, .^^ bas ©cfdjlcpp, ®cpad ber 2;rPt!, (baS) SSiinbel. LUGGER, s. ber Spgger. LUGGS, .s. vid. Luo. LUGUBRIOUS, adj. tranrig, flaglic^. LUKE, s. ?nca3 cDianngnamc). LUKEWARM {adv.—v\). adj. 1. laU lauuiarm, lauli^ ; 2. faltftnnig glfi^jgiiltig; — ness, s. bie Sauig: feit. Sanl(d)fcit, ber ,ft\iltftnn. To LULL, 1'. I. a. (to — asleep) cin Inllcn, einftngcn, einfdjlafcrn, bcrui bigen, nir gjhbc bringcn ; n. n. jv. t (ypm 5ffitnbc) ftd) Irgen. LULL, s. ba« (Sinfdilaferiibe. LULLABY, s. ba« SSicgcnlicb. LULLER, s. bcr 2:anbler, ^^inben frennb. LUMBAGO, s. brtS ?cnbcnme^, ajudcm rci^en. LUMBAR, adj. Bon obcr m ben Scnben, JU ben gcnben gebbrig. LUMBER, s. 1. iai (biMserne) ®cratb, bcr .tpan^ratb, 5)31nnber, baS ®criim- pe[, ber ifjplterfram, ba« ©tiidguti 2. ji,n. tetabbPlj, 33anbolj ; — gnrret ( — iiouse or — room), bas 4>lunberbaii«, bie ^PlterEammer ; SJinmpelfammer. To LUMBER, v. I. n. 1. snfainmenn3er= fen ; 2. (mit [frbiucrcm] >§o(i;n)crf, n. f. TO.) ypllparfcn ; n. n. ftd) fdjwer^ fcillig fprtbcaicgcn, fprtfd)leppcn, fcblcubcrn, vuig. fcblumpcrn. LUMBRiCAL, adj. J. JU ben Senbcii gcbprig; 2, ji. t. tonrmfin'mig. LUMINARY, s. \. bcr lciid)tcnbe Mx-- pcr, baS ?id)t; 2. f,g. bcr Stern, @(an5pnnft,- 9lnftlarcr, 2JJann »pn gliinjenben ga(;igfeiten. LUMINATION, vid. Illumination. LUMINOUS {nd.v. — ly), adj. 1. IcUcb' teiib, bf!i; 2. gliinjcnb; 3. aufge^ flart; 4 t(ar, beutlid), aiifd)aulicl;: — matter, bcr S^id)tjipff ; —ness, .5. ba3 S«d)t (=^^clle), bic ^eUe, bcr ©Ian;. LUMP, s. bet ,^lnmpcn, bic 2)Jaffc, bnS @an5C, iStiiif, (Stiicfctjcu ; — {or — fish), bcr Sccbafe, OJJeerbafe ; M. E-a. by the — , (in a — ), im ©aujcn, uber= banpt; in the — , (SineitnS *Jlnbere ge= red;net, in ^anfd) nub Spgen; purchase in the — , bCt *i^anfc^fauf ; to purchase (buy) in the — , nacf) bcr .^anb (Pber nacb bem 9lngcnnta9) faufen ; to sen i)y the — , niigejabit, nngewogcn (in ikufc^ nnb i^ogcu) BcrfrtHfcn ; all in a — , jufammcii niif cinem y3rettc ; a — of sugar cin Stiid 3"tfer; — sugar, bcr Si'impcnjudcr. 7()LUMP, V. a. 1. jufammcn (im ®a»- jen) iiebmen ; 2. baufen . LUSC LYBI MACH JNCH, ).. tag 3roifc^enefffn, ji\CHEON. 5 ber 3inbip ; taS (5roci= ■JUMPING, ndj. vnig. fc^iDcr, fc^wer= fiilUfl, (jrojibrurfenb. LUMPISH {adv. — ily), orfj. 1. (ff 11111= Vtg), plump, fd)iuer; 2. fcfcwevfaU lig, unbebiilflid?, ix'A^y, biiiiim; — ness, s. bie SdjiucrfaUigfcit, 5plump= feeit, S)uiniii{)ett. LUMPY, adj. flunU'tfl, Bofl JtllinipCll. LUNA, s. 1. bev 3}Joiib ; 2. Ck. T. brt« (Silbev ; — cornea^ or cornua, .§OVtt= ftlbcr, l)ol}faurc«iS:il()ci-. LUNACY, s. bci- aBa&iiftiin, 3rvfinn ; bie SJZcIanc^olie ; a)Joitbfiirt)t. LUNAR, ? adj. bfti SDJoiib bctrcffctib, LUNARY, S bem 9)2onbe d^iilic^ ; the — year. baS 5DJpnbeiljaf)r ; — caustic, b-CV .^ollcnfteiu; — caustic blister, .(.nUkn)1cilt=$fIa|lcr ; — cycle, Chron. ciit Seifffliim uoit iiciiii5fi)it 3a&ven; — month, bcr SWoiibfttmoiiat ; — rainbow, bcr biivd) bie 9JtoubeSftraI)= Ifii bemirftc 9tfgciibogeii. LUNARIAN, s. bcr OJJoiibbewp^iifr. LUNARY, s. bns 3)Joiibfcaiit. LUNATED, o//; line eiii bnlber aJIunb; l^albmoiiDfiJrmiij, foriiiig. ' LUNATIC, I. arfj. yevviicft; monbfiid); tig ; — asyluin, — house, baS ^AX- rcnf)aus; jl s. bcr Scrriicfte ; 3JJonb= fiid)tige. LUNATION, s. bie 2)?pnbc§njanbfTiing, ber5U?onbf«[aiif, bev 2)ipiibfc^eiii LUNCH, LUi\CHEON, te) ^^rii^ftudf. LUNE, s. sp. T. bev Sfiteiiicti, bie Sal= fcnleine. LUNET, .?. bev ficiite 2)2ciib, Svabant (ciiieS^^Iaiicteii). LUNETTE (Liinet), 1. Fort. bCV ^nlbe 3)Jpub; 2 bnS Scijciilebcv; 3. eiiie 'i\xt .i^iifetffn. LUNGE, s. bev (Stof), aiiiSfall iiiit be:;: Scl)iverte. LUNGED, ndj. Suiige ^abetib J ctttev iiJnngc atjnitf^. LUNGS, s. ;;/. fcte ?iiiige(ii) ; luns- .L'lasses, Sllligeitgiafev ; — grown, init aitgeiimcbffi'iev Suiigc ; — sick, lun- gciifiic^tig ; — \vort,"baSSiiiigeiifi-aut, bie ^Ultgeuunir^ {Pulmonnria — L.). LLTNiFORM, adj. (jalbiiioitbfpvmig. LUNISOLAR, adj. Mst. T. liad) belli 3JJpiibeu= iiiib Spitiiciilaiif. LUNT, s. bie finite. LUNULAR, ad), belli 9Jeiiinpnbe a^ntid). LUPINE, s. bie a'Jplfsbpbue. LURCH, s. 1. bie !^iiiiev; 2. JV. r. ba« pUi^lidje Umlegcii bc« (£d)itTe'5, »er= iivfac^t biivd) cine gyp^e 38eIIe ; to Isave one in tlio — , ftllClt till Stid)e (ill ber giotb) (affcii; to lie upon the — , aiif bcr ?aucv fci)ii, aitfetroa« lauevii. '/« LURCH, v.v. 1. ftd) plo^Ii^ nct= geit {»pit eiiieiii Sd)iffc) ; 2. laucrii. LURCHER,..?. 1, ber i^aurer, (Stvau^= bicb; 2. 5)ad)§l)Uiib. LURE, s. 1. .s'/y. T. bie 3Spvrid)tiing ypii ?cbcr uiii belt ?^alfcit jitviicfsiilpcfeit ; 2. ba« IUivIpO, geberfyief, bie Sp= dang, ?Pdfpeife, ber Jiijber. To LURE, J, I. B. s^p. r. (ben SnTfeii) biird) baS Seberfpici, ii. f. lu. jiiviid tptfcu ; II. a fig. (aii)lpcfeii, veijeit. LURID, adj. piiftcr, biiftcr. To LURK, V. V. auflaiicrii, laiifc^eii, vevftcrft Itcgcii. LURKER. s.'t>ix ?auver, ©trniid)bicb. LURKING-PLACE, s. ber (2d;lupfivtii= fcf, bie ?aitcv. LUSATIA. s. bie fUpper — , bie ,Ober-, Lower — , bie S^licbcv;) Saiift^. LUSCIOUS (.tJv. — i,y). adj. 1. aUixx- fiiti, iiberfii§; efelbaft ; 2. n.ioiiiiig= Ud) iivpifl ; — ness, s. bie nllju grp= ^eSiijJigfcit, Ucbcvfiijiigfcit ; gro^e 5lnitcbmlidjfcit. LUSERN, s. bev ?11C&§. LUSH, adj. Xiid), iippig, yollfaftig. LUSITANIA, s. * 4>pvtitgal. LUSORIOUS, I adj. 1. till (Spiclc lib= LUSORY. ) lid); 2. fd)cv5^aft, fuvjTOeilig, luftig. LUST, 5. btc ^egicrte, 33plluft ; ?ujt ; — stained, WoUllftbeflcdt ; — wort, bev Spiiitciitbaii, bie Suiigfcnt'bliit^e, baS Siif clfraut (Droscra — L.). To LUST. r. n. gcliifteil ( — after, HilC^ etttjiis) beftig bege^veii; uuovbeutli= d)e ©cliifte l)abeii. LUSTFUL {adv. — ly), ad]. WoUl'iftig, gcil ; —ness, s. bic SBpltiifl, ©cilbcit. LUSTIHOOD, s. + bie 2)iiiutevfeit ^xa^t LUSTILY, ado. 1. muittcv, frifd;, ftavf ; 2. ivadcv, lueiblid;. LUSTINESS, s. bie 3JJuntev!eit, 2)evb-- bcit, Jlvaft, etcirfe. LUSTLES.S, adj. 1. pl)lie 2301111^; 2. frafttps, fd;iuad). LUSTOAL, aiij. bci bev 9'Ieinigiiitg bcr bcitiiifd)cn ^rtcflcr I'iblic^; — w.-iter, bag OJciuigungSiuaffcv bevfelbeii ; SScibwaffcv. To LUSTRATE, v. a. veiuigeii (bci bem hcibiiifdjen ©ptteSbiciift)! T>usTRATION, s. 1. bie Sficiuigiiiig, 33cibe ; 2. ba» 9]ciiiigiiiiggopfer, SBcibPpfer. LUSTRE (Luster), s. bcv ©lailj, (Sc^iiiuiicv; 2. 3f!ubm; 'i. J{'voii= leUC^ter ; 4. vid. Lustrum. LUSTRELESS, adj. glailjlog. LUSTRING, s. bcr ?iiftriit, ®laii5taffet, LUSTROUS, adj. glaiijeub, leuc^tcitb, fcbiniiitenib, ftrablciib. LUSTRUiM, s. bag 3a^vfiinf (6ei ben Sfibmern), Siiflrum. LUSTY, adj. uiuntcv, fvifd), flar! ; flam= mig ; a — iiiow, ein bcrber Sr^lag. LUTANiST, 5. ber S*auteiiifl, ?aiitcu= fpielev. LUTARious. adj. 1. till ^oii/t lebenb ; fptbarlig; 2. fpt(}farbeii. LUTATION, .«. a,. T. baS 93crlitten mit bem SleftiUirfplbcu u. f. w. LUTE,*. 1. bic il^aittc; 2. ch. r. bag Sutum, Jtlebivevf, bcv wcitie ?cbm, Jtitt; — case, bag ?aiiteitfiitteval ; — mak(^r, bcr I'aiitcumac^cr ; — player, bcr I'aitleilfiuclcr ; — string, 1. bie Sautcnfaile, 2)avinfaite; 2. vid. LUSTRINO. Tn LUTE, V. a. Ck. T. Illtircit, VKr= fc^micvcn. LUTKNIST, LuTER. Lutist, s. bCr Sau= tcnift, Sautcnfpictcr. LUTHERAN, L s. bcr SiU()cvaiicr ; n. flrf/.Iiitbcvifct. LUTHERANISM, s. ba« ?ut6cvtl}iim. LUTiiERN, s. bag 'Dad)fciiftcr, A\n>p= fenftcr. LUTULENT, adj. fotf)ig, fc{)lammig, triibe. To LUXATE, V. a. "jcrrciifcn. LUXATION,.?. 1. bie sOevrciifuiig ; 2. bag ijerrcufte. LUXURIANCE (— cy). a bic Ucpp!g= fcir, ber iippige SSitc^g ; Ucberfluff. LUXURIANT (ndi). — ly). af}j. iippig, »pII, gcil iuad)fcitb. 7'« LUXURIATE. D. 71. i'ippig obcr-gcil tt)ad)fen, njud)evii ; iippig ] c\)n, pvaffeit. LUXURIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. lipptg, vupllitftig, geil; fd;iuctgcrtfd; ; — ne.ss, s. vid. Lu.xury. LUXURY, ., 1. bic SBoUllfl; 2. bic fd)ivclgerifd)c 2:aftr, bcr J^cdcrbiffcn ; bie Jloftlid)teit. LYAM, s. ber Settrtemen fiir 3agb= bunbe. LYBIAN, cdj. I^bifdV- LYCANTHROPiST, s. bcv 22a5r»oIf J SBabnuolfi^navv. LYCANTHROPY, .?. Med. T. bie SBa^r^ irplfgmuti), i^uiibgwutf;. LYCEUM, s. has Si}ceum, bie I)pl)( Sd)ule. LYCIUM, s. bcv jlreiisbovu. LYDIAN, adj. Inbifd;; the — mood, btl lS)bifdje 'Dtclobic ; —stone, bcr fdjiuar^ jc Jttcfclfd)icfcr (Sprpbiv=®tein, TapU lydius). LYE, «. 1. bie ?auge ; 2. vid. Lie. LYING, part, in compos. — in, bag 2Bo- c^cubctt, bie (Sntbiiibiiiig ; a — inwo- inan, ciiie aBiJdjneriiiu, j?inbbettc= rinn ; a — in charity {or — in hospital), bag .Oebammeuinftitut, bie (SiUbin^ bunggfd;itle. LYMPH, s. A. T. bie Si;mpljc, bag SBlut^ ivaffer. To LYMPHATE. ». a.rafcnb mac^cn. LYMPHATED, adj. wat)iifiiinig, rafeiib, tpll. LYMPHATIC, adj. A. T. ju bcn SBaffers gcfagcn im Jtbrper gcbi5rig,h;mp^a= tifd) ; — ducts (or lymphatics), j'Z. bie l»mpbatifd;cu ©cfajje, ^lutn)affcr= rbbvcii. LYMPHEDUCr, s. A. T. biC SBaffCVVP^a ve, bcv SBafifevgaiig. LYNX, s. ber 8uct)g ; — eyed, Iuc|«= ciiigig. . LYONS, s. {bie Slabt) Ssion. LYRA, s. Ast. T. bie ?cl;cr. LYRE, s. bie Sf\;cr, S»va. LYRIC, \ adj. illrifcb ; — poetry, bit LYRICAL, i l\;rifi1)e $pcftc, ©iiig* bi^tinig. LYRIC, s. bcv Sljvifcv, Ii)vifd)c 2)ic^tcr, Dbenbic^tcv; lyrics, s.pi. h)xiiR ewfinbcn, evftntten, aiisettelii, aufviu= neii, dilink fptiiucn, anfliftett. UACHINATION, «. baS (bofc) aSov^a= ben, bie ^^liifiiftung, bn* Itjiige 5J(n= fc^liif], bif 5ianfe. MACfUNATOR, s. ber Sliifliftcr, ©rftii= bcr (biifcr Sitifjc), ^iantcfcljmtcb. MACHINE, s. i. btc 2)Jafcf)iue, baS Jtuiirtneriift, Jluitftgcti'tcbe, S:rtcb= ircrt;'2. bie ubcrnatiirlicbe ©inroiv: fir»i5 ill ei»ifc|)eit ®cbic!)teu; inferna! — bie .§l>Uetiinafcf;iiie. MACHiNEaY, s. 1. bic SOJafcJiiicvie, CJiiirtd)tiinj] ; 'i. bic eiitttirfuiigiibei'^ natiirlid)er 2Sefen in @ebicf)teit. MACHINIST, s. bcr 3}?iifc|inciimar^ct: ; iD^afctincitmcifter, 2Rafrf)inift. MACiLENCY^, s. bie aJiagcrfcit. MAOU.ENT, adj. magcr. MACKEREL, s. 1. bie 3)iafrelc (Scomber — X) ; 2. bci- Jtupplcf, bit .tnpvic: vinn ; — gale, ber fnfcije fflinb ; — euii, bie ?aci)ine«c ; — sky, bcr ge= flreifte .gimmct. MACKLE, s. Typ. T. bei* bu^jtirfc ^ru(f . To MACKLE, v. a. Typ. T. buplifcn ; inackled, adj. Typ. T. bcffccff, »0n Un= vciuent (bnplirtem) 5)rucf. MACROCOSM, s. bas SBcUair, bie SBcIt, ber 33?acroco§mng. ^L\CROLOGY, s. bie 2Sci{fd)WcifJgfcit. MACTATION, s. baS Sd)laci)tett beS Opferyiet)C«, bie Dvfcrf(i)Iac{)tnng. MACULA, s. ber giccfen, -JHUM ; Ast. T. ber feDnuenflecfcn, 3}?oiibfle(fcn. 7b MACULATE, v. a. bc^CCfcn. MACULATE, a-lj. bcftccf f, flccf ig. MACULATION, s. bie SBcflcrfuitg ; bcr Vylccfcn, 3JiafcI. MACULE, s. (W. ii.) vid. jrAcrLA. MAD, .!. bcr jJicgenmnrni. MAD {a3, uufinnig, maijnftnnig, roabnroi= Uig; 2. grimmig, vafenb', anitbenb; •'J. BM^n-. jornig, biJS; liko — , mie cin ;Uafenbcr; to run — , toll werbcn ; to lie — ■ for, of, after, or upon a tiling, gait^ foil (cvpic^t) auf ctioa^ fci)n; — with joy, uor Srcut'e rtiijjcr ftd) I'cnu ; — as a nmrcli-]),ire, vtili;. fllc^Smilb ; — apijle, bet !f oliapfd ; — brain (— tirainecl), I)iniycrriicff, loabnftnuig, toll; — initter, burc^ Jtaltc fpr&bcgc: unn-Jcnc ^nttcr; — cnp, ber XiW- fopf; ^offciircttjer ; follEopfig; — lio^', bcr telle .^unb; Qntrfopf; — tit, bcr ©rf)up,3ngriiuin ; bie St^na* te, ber roUe ginfall; — iiower, bie vitcinblnine ; — headed, tollfijpftg ; — 'liouse, baS 3:;oIl^anS; — man, bcr SsUc; — wort, baS 51li)ffenfraut '.Hhjssum — Tj.), To M.\D, To Madden, «. I. n. toll, rafcnb inad)cn ; \i. n. toll >ucrbcn, riifen, wii= tbcn, ftd) iim'c toll bcncbmcn. MADAM, s. aJiabaine ! 9}JamfcU ! grau= leiit! MADDER,.?. bic (?f;ivlJerrotl)e, bcr ®rapi) pber Jftrapp; petty—, baS uiebiidtc iOJaierfiMut ; wild—, baS wcific i!ab: trail t. WADEFACTlox, 5. bic 35cffU(^tung, '-8cne§nug. To MADEKV, v. a. tcfcnd^tcit, bcucfecrt (m. ii.). MAU«E .?. (ibW. ftatt Magdalen, Scil= d)cii, 'i'Jagbatcnc (granenname). MADEIRA, s. (— wine), 3Jtabeira= Sajein. MADNESS, s. 1. bie 5;ollbcit, ber 'Sabuftnu; bie Oiafcrei, 2But[) ; 2. bcr Unftnn. MADONNA (Madona\ s. bic 9J?atonna (•iDJiitter @otte^). MADRID, .9. (bie Stiibt) 3)?abrib. MADRiER, .V. Fort. t>ci@ i)iabrilbr«tt, fcie !iiDblc. 34b MAGN MADRIGAL, s. bag iS^abt^jal; .§ir= tcnlicb. MAESTOSO, adv.Mu.". T. er.tiifcievlirf). MAGAZINE, s. 1. baS 2)?nga5in, g3or= ratb«bau«; bie a2aarcn='Jiiebevlrtge, iciS SagerbauS, bcr Spcid)cr ; 2. jv. T. bie ^utucrfammcr; 3. basD^eper= forium; Sournai. MAGDALEN, s. 3)Jagbalene. MAGGOT, s. 1. bie 3Jiabe; 2. f^. Orille, ber ti.iuuberlid)e Cfinfrtll. MAGGOTY, adj. oollcr Sljabcn, niabig ; — headed, fantaftifd), grillcnfiaft. MAGI, s.pi. bie 3}Jagier,'aBeifeit{untcr ben spcrfcrn) ; 3'i»berer. MAG IAN, L a'!j. bie 9}?agtcr (magi) l)e= treffcnb ; 11. «. cin 9)Ja'gicr. MAGIC, I. «.bic'DJagie,fd)wavsc.^nnfl, 3a«bcrei; natiirlic^e SWagie; 11 adj. magtfcfc, nefromantifdj, jnubcrifcf)' ; — lantern, bie S^'ibcrlatcritc ;' — square, haS magtfcfte SGtcrcff. MAGICAL (adv. — ly), adj. vid. Magic. MAGICIAN, s. bcr 2»Jagifcr, 3auberer, (Sc^warsfiinfiler. MAGISM. s. btc Jieligton ber Wagicr. MAGISTERIAL, adj.' I. I)crrifd5, gcbie= terifd) ; 2. fiolj, fcod^miitljig, Ijavt; 3. c^i)mifd)}nbereitct; 4. obrtgEcit= lic^ ; — ly, ado. (il« .Ocrr, gcbicterifc^ ; — ne.ss, s. ba« ^crrifdic SBcfcn. MAGISTRACY, s. bcr obrigfcitlirfic <&tanb, baS obrigfeitlid)e *ilint, bic obrigfcitlic^e aSiirbe, 2JJagi)lratnr. MAGISTR.\TE, .9. bicDbrtgfcit; obrig= fcitlidjc ^:perfon, bcr 3iatb«l)crr, SBii'r- gcnuciftcr. MAGISTRATE, adj. obrigfcitlic^. M.VGISTRATURE, .?. (W. 11.) vid. Ma- gistracy. MAGNA CHARTA, s. btc 2)^igua (5f)ar= ta, (^i-ctbcitoactc. MAGNANIMITY, a. bte ®rof5inutb, ©cclcngrojic, .5oc^t)crjigteit, S:apfer= fcit. MA(iN.\NIMOU3 (ndn. — ly), a^'j. gvofi= miitbig, cbcl, gro^t^crjig, l)o ItCtifd) ; inagnetieal needle, bie SJiagnctUitbcl ; — effluvia, ber inagnetird)e Stoff; — ainess, s. bie maguctifdje, aitjictienbc (Stgcu= fcbaft. M.\GNETISM, .9. bcr ?!}iagncti«niit§, bic magnetifc^e, an.ucben'bc Stxaft ; animal — , bcr tl}icvtfd;c 2}?agneti>o= uui«. MAGNIPIABLE, a!j. + prciSwiifbig. MAGNIEIC, ? adj. praC^= M.\GMF1CAL (ado. — ly), J ttg, l)crr= lid), glanjeitb. MAGNIFICENCE. .9. btc ^^radtt, ®rofJ= artigfeit, .(^cnlic^fcit, bcr ©lanj. MAGNIFICENT (af/«. — ly), nrf;.prad)^ tig, l)crrlid), grop, grofjartig, gla!t= Itnh, prangeiib. MAGNiFico, s. ber Sflobile, »cuetiani= fd;e ©bie. MAGNIFIER, ,9. 1. bcr ^BevgroSercr ; ^obrcbner; 2. baa a3crgriij5ccung^= gla«. 7'o MAGNIFY, u. a. 1. 1'crgri.iyern, cr= weitcrrt; 2. evbebcn, prcifeii; a iriair- nifying glass, cin Scrgri)Dcruiig^gla-3. MAGNlLoauENCE, s. bic ®roiifprt= dj?rci, -^?fablei'ci. MAIN MAGNILOQUENT, adj. gropfpvedieri]!^ Vra^lerifc^. MAGNITUDE, s. bic ©rijyc. MAGNUAI BONUM,5. 1. ciiie 'ilrt fd^ttjc* rcr 9?flfirmcffcr ; 2. bie ioti)e iikv- pflnnme. MAGNOLIA, .9. ber Snipcnbaum nu lorbcerartigcn Slattern, bic 3fi.ig nolie. MAGPIE, .9. bic ©Ificr, MAHOGANY, I, .9. bag 3)Jal)agoni)^ol5 ' u. adj. vprt 2)Jaf)agonS). MAHOMETAN, Ti. s. bcr 9TJab?m< MOHAMMEDAN, \ (m)cbancr ; 11. adj. inal)oin(m)ebanifc^, MAHOMETANISM, ? s. bcr gjJaboni= MOHAMMEDANISM, ^ (m)cbani§mne, bic niabom(m)cbauifct)c 3icligioii. To MAHOMETANlZE,c. a.mal)'oni(in)V - bauif4) inadjen. MAID, s. 1. bie Siingfrau, Sungfcr, ba3 2)Iab($en ; bie iDiagb ; 2. bcr )Slm-- rod)e; a— child, cin aitcibdjen ; — hood, vid. Maidenhood ; — pale,tleic^ fiid)tig ; — paleness, bie Slctci)fnci)t ; — servant, bie S)ienftmagb. MAIDEN, 1. ,9. siiiff. bie 3uiigf?r, baS aJJabcl)cn ; bie aJJagb ; 11. adj. juug= friiulid^ ; uiibcflcif t ; her — r.«oe is JV., ftc ift cine gcborue dl ; — junt, bie iinuerl)eirntbcte 2:ante; — 's blush white rose, bic Sungfcrurofe; — liair, ba« (Jrancnfjaar (Mianthum — /J ; black — hair, bflS fdjwarje Sraiicn- luiar; polden or English — hair, bcr 2Sibertl)0rt (Trickomancs — X.) ; white — hair, bie 3)Zancrrante (RatcL mura- ria — /,.) ; — lady, cinc unaevl)eiraa t^ete 2)ainc ; — like, vid. Maidenly ; — lip, ba§ Jtlebcfrailt (Valantia — L.) ; — pink, bie Sungfcrnneife ; ^ci= benelfe; — sister, bie unv>crbciratl)et( ©c^tDcfter ; — speech, bic ©rftlingei= vcbc; — wort, bcr ©auller, bie 9"ias d;eiiblume. MAIDENHEAD, \ .9. I. bit 3ungfer= MAIDENHOOD, 5 fitaft, jungfraii'lidje Sicinbeit; n.vulg.dh\\{)d\. Jvrifdic. MAIDENLINESS, .9. bie 3}cdbd)ent)nf=! tigfcit, 3nngfrau[icl)feit. MAIDENLIKE (Maidenly, a/.9o«rf(i.) ad). jiingfraulic^, jiingfcrlid), jiii^tig, be- fdjcibcn. MAIDHOOD, vid. Maidenhood. MAIL, s. 1. bcr SPanjer, bic ajiijlimg. 2. ba§ (i8vicf=5}5oft=) >5elleifeii, bit SBricfpoft, rcitenbe 5Pofl; coat of—, ber Spanjcr, ba« ^Panjerbemb ; by iiiia day's — , mit bcntiger '^Ofl; — coach, bie 33rtefpPiifutfd)'e; — day, bcr SPoft= tag; — horse, baS ^oftpfcrb. To MAIL, II. rt. 1. panjeni, bcpaii}cvn; 2. cinbiillcn, einfd)la'gcn, emballiien. To MAIM, V. a. labnH'"- ucrftiiiumclu ; the maimed, s. pi. bic Jtritppcl. MAIM, s. bic Sa^muiig, SBerjliimme' lung. MAIN, a'lj. bciS gropte, »orncbmflj, l)aiiptfad)lid)e, .^aitpt . . . ; gvofj, ircit, niac^tig, ftarf, fcrnbaft; t)crrfrf)cnb, iiberraiegenb, luidjtig ; to lonk to the — chance, ftd) aiif allc Sallc gefavt maiticn, auf bic .§anptfad)e febcn ; JV. 7'-.9. — beam, bcr >&cgclbalfcn ; — bits, bie (grofje) i^dtitig, iUiting*= bbljer; — body, . va. pa. ba« .&niU't= Cnn-p5; JV. T-s. — braces, yl. bic'-Bffll'= feu bcs grogen ©egclS; — iircadit, bie gvoBte 33rcitc cineS jeben ^ipau' ncS ; — business. brt« .*paiiptgcfd)df[ ; — gallop, bcr gc5ogcne (S)aIopp; — guard, bie >*3anptuiad)c, 5^!orbut; JV 7-.9. — hatchvvav. bic gvopc &lEe ; — keel, ber fefte JticI ; — land, ba« fefle isJaub; —major, bcr TOajor cincg3Jc« gimeiit*, ObcrftiiHiditmcijier; — ma.s<, bcr aroRc 'iDJaii, aJiittelntafi; — oiiin ^AJO MAKE MALI ion, bie })i vvfrftcnbe 2)7? iitmtg ; —pace, to go a — pace, iiiit soUcit Scgelti gcl)cn; —point, bcv^aiivtvuiift; — port, /,. 7'. He 3«^)f"t»fV(^utu«g bcr >l>favv{tiibcr ail ben ^vcbiiier; JV. T-s. — post, bcv .ftinferficucii ; — sail, baS t5c^i.nifal)vfc'i5tl; —sea, ba« 2Belt= meer, bte bo^e obev offcne See, bet (feceiMiim; — sheets, til. bie gro^fit tec^otcii ; — shrouds, bte ijrofje 2Baiib (fliit i^auptnfafte) ; — stay, bev (^rope gtag; —stay-sail, baS ^iiupt=!2tag= ©egcl, bcr 5)ecf-Sc()ivabbev; — stream, beV ^auptftroill; — top, r)i§o^c; 4. bag fefte SJatib; .5. ber ^Bagenforb, ■'Pacffovb ; 6. bie aBaffcrlcitiing ; 7. bag ,l^abngcfcci)t; 8. bic .6anb (im aBiirfclfpicle) ; 'J. bcr 2}iaiii {%\\\%) ; the — of them, bic SOlcifien \)on ibnen ; us to the — , luag bag ©anje betrifft; in the — , tin ©runbc, iibevijaupt; uf)on the — , am (Sr.be ; with might and — , niit adcr 3}Jaci)t ; to ride upon the — , auf bcr (offcncn) Sec fcs}u. MAINLY, ado. banptfact)Iici), «orncl;mi licb ; gro§, ungcmciit, gar fcbr. MAINPERNABLK, adj. L. T. biirg= fc^aftafal)ig. \f AiNPERNOR, a. L. T. bcr Siirgf. To MAINPRIZE, ,;. a. A. T. ftci) (fiir ciucn) vierbiirgen, gegcu SiirgfcJjaft frc; ma(^eii. MAINPRIZE, s. L. T. bte Wrcilaffnng gcgen 5J3iirgfc{)aft. 71) MAINSWEAR, v. n. + falfc^ fc^mijreu. To MAINTAIN, v. I. a. 1. ertwUcn ; 2. uuterbalten, crnal)rcn, oerpftegcn; 3. bema()ren; beibcbaltcn ; 4. fortfe^'U; 5. bc(}aupten; 6. verttieibigen, uer= fcfbteii, rcc^tfcrtigcn ; ii. n. M. e. fic^ bcbaupten (oou ^iireifeii). MAINTAINABLE, ailj. JU bcbaUptcn, JU rcd)tfertigen, jn erbalten, t)nltbar. MALNTAINER, s. 1. bcrSr^alter, 9[5cr= forger, sBcfdpiifecr; 2. 58ct)aupter, 93crt()cibiger, iSerfec^ter, 3iccl;tfer= tiger. MAINTENANCE, s. 1. bie Untcrb«I= tniig ; bcr Scbu^ ; Untcrfjalt, bie 4ie= fofligung ; 2. Sovtbaiicr ; 3. l. t. bic unrecbtiitoffige Untcrftit^uiig cincg for ®evicl)tStc(iciibrn; 4. m.k. (Sr= baltnng (bcr ^^rcife). MAIZE, «. ber SDJaig, tiirfifc£)c SBcijcn. MAJESTIC. }adj. ma\(= MAJESTICAL (arlr. — ly), S flatifc^, foniglid), fiirftltc^ ; grot!; crbabcn; l)errticf), glauscub ; wiivbevoU. MAJESTY. >,. bie 'Wajcftat; g3Jacf)t, ©ouoeraiueKit; 3Siirbe, .*)pl)eit. MAJOR, r. «. 1. Lorr. r. ber Dberfalj ill citiem 5l!cruimftfcfi(iiffe) ; 2. /.. 7'. bcr gjhiiibtge ; 3. 2Jlajor, Oberftuiactjtmciftcr; ' — dr)mo, bcr •Saugbofmetflcr, Obcr()ofmeifter ; ?^berauffcl}er ; riberfamnKrf)crr ; ,gcfineiflcr, Staatgmiuifler ; — gene- ;al, ber ©cncralmaior; — key, Mas. T. bie bartc 2;oulcitcr, ber'Sur=5;on. MA,JORiTY, s. 1. bag ©rb^ere ; bie grb= ^cve 3al)t, SJiebrbcit (— of votes), (£tiiumenmcbri)cit; 2. 2)Jitnbigfeitj 3. aJJaiorftcUc. MAJORSHIP, s. tie 3)iajorfleIIc. To MAKE. V. ir. I. u. L macbcit, »erfcr= tigen, fc^affeit, bilbeii, formcit, ju= rici)ten; 2. bersorbringen; 3. aug= ntacficii; 4. wivfcn, bcttotrfen, iierur= fact)eu; 5. »crricl;tcii, augridjten, bci= tragcn; ii. n. 1. ftdj wo binwcnbcn, ritl}tcn, babin gcbcii, reifen; 2. ciUn; the tide makes, bie %[\ltij tritt ciu ; to make as if . ., jtcl) ficUeii, alg luenn . . ; to — hay, ^ClI niacben ; to — a man, Scmanbcg (5>lii(f griinben; to — a pen, cine Seber fcbneibcn ; to — a speech, cineSicbe baltcn; to — use of.,, @e= branch macbcn uon.., bcnnfecn; to — gain of.., an ober bet ctroag ge= tt)iniicn ; to — amends, (Srfn^ gcbcB, erfe^en ; to — good a payment, 3ab= lung Iciften; to — nothing, nictitg augricl)tcn ; to — money .., cttcag ju @elbe niac^en ; to — an assignation to one, eincu wobin beftellcnf to — arrangements, Slnftaltcn trcffcn; to — a loss, S]erlnfl Icibcn ; to — answer, anhuortcn; to — e.xcuse, ftr^ cnt= fcbulbigcn ; to — abode, toobin jie^en, ficb anfaffig macbcn; to — a good soldier, cincii gutcn Solbatcn macben (abgebcn) ; to — complaint, .illagc fiibrcrt ; to — (an) atonement for . . , fiir ctiiHtg bii^en, eg abbitpcn; to — land, ?anb cntbccfcn : to — merry. ft(^ bchiftigcn, an ciitcni jjcfie S^ctl ncf); men; '.V. T-s. to — a board, cinen ®*ing bcim Sasircn mac^jcn ; to — the port, ben .^afcn crreicbcn, einlan= fen ; to — to some port, cincit i*5afert anfcgcin ; to — sail, mebr Segei bet= fcljcn ; to — foul water, iitnbbcru ; to — sure of, ftc^ ncrgewijifcrn ; alg gc= wiji bctrad)tcn ; gcuicpcu ; to — boast of. ., or to — it one's boast, ftcb ciltcr Sacbe riibmcu; what— you here1 wag fiibrfiSie biol)nl)cit ; ba§ itumpraltf^e ^etra:= gen; Sdjltc^e, Jtiiife. MALT. .9. ba'3 lUialS ; -— drink, — liquor, ber 9}ialjtraiiE, bnS 33ter; — dust ( — thicket), bie Srabcr; — floor, bie a}ialjtettne ; — horse, bag 3-iiif)Ipferb ; — kiln, bie ^J^iljbarre ; — man, ber 5IJ}a[ser, a)ialjl)aiiblcr; — mill, bie SJialsmiible ; — roller, bie eiferne ^IJialjmafjc; — spirits, ber Jtoni= brttutita'eiu ; — worm, bcr 3cd;bnibcr. Trt MALT, V. I. a. maljcit, maiden, 3}ialj maf^eii ; ir. n. ju iJJialj n3er= ben. MALTESE. I. s. ithig. ber 2J?aU|)cfcr ; n. adi inattt)efifd). To MALTREAT, v. a. libel bcT)aiibeIn. MALTREATMENT, s. bie iiblc sBet;anb= luiig. MALTSTER, s. vid. Maltman. MALVACEOUS, adj. iitalocitarttg, UOlt iDJalucn. MALVERSATION, s. L. T. ba« bctriig: lid)c aScrfabreii, bcr bctriigerifclje 'lUitlbvaud) bet 'JlmtggcwaU, bteUii= ivcnc, bcr Untcrfdjlcif, Uiitcrfd)iag. MAMALUKE. s. bcv 2)2ammclurf. MAMMA, s. bie iDlama, aJJuttcr. MAMMALIA, s. pi. Saugct^icre. MAMMARY, s. vid. Mammillary. MAMMEE, s. (— tree), be? (amcrifani= fct)c) i>Jainai)bauin {Mr,-^mcn — />.). MAMMET, K bie ^uvpe, ba§ ^iipp= c^fit. •UMMIFORM, adj. si^cuformiii. 2^0 MAALML.LAEY, adj. 1. jur iOrufige^bs rig; 2. niarsciifij'rmig; —veins, bie iiriiflabrru. MAMMON, s. bcr EiJIammoii, bag irbifd)e @ut. MA.MMONiST, s. bcr ©eijlnils, bag aBcltfiiib. MAMMOTH, s. bag iKamimit. MAN, s. 1. ber iSJJciifd) ; bic 3Jccnf^en ; 2. bcr Wlmw ; 3. ^Bebicnte, 2)icncr ; 4. cont. Jlcrl, sBiirfd^c ; 0. vuig. (St)C; iiiaitrt; 6. iijaii, ciucr,3emanb; —at arms, cill 5l3eanif|uctcr ; — at chess, bcr it^aurr im Sd)ad) ; — at draughts, bcr Stein im ^rettfpicl; — of the world, ber SKcltmanii j of-war, bcr Jtrieggmanit; bag'^Rrteggfdjiff ; —of- war bird, ber (Vrcgattctiypgcl ; to a — , ciiimutbig, cinfttmniig ; big auf bcu I'i^Xnx 3)?aim ; to show one's self a — , ftct) alg ciii ?3?aii!t jeigcu ; to live like a — , fllg rcf^tfd;affciier iDiaiin lebcn ; to crown a — (at draughts), aufbamcil ; to make a — of one, eiltCll Jllllt SJIail: lie (j. e. gliicfliri) iitad)cu ; every — , ciii 3cbcr; no — , 9ticmaiib ; if a — may ask you, irciiii nuiu S:tc fragcii barf; if any — come, UH'lIll Sciliailb fonimt; — child, bag Jtuabd;cit; — cook, bcr jlocl) ; — eater, ber Mm- fd;ciifrcffcr; —'s estate, bag maiinli; cf)e 9llter ; — hater, ber 9)icnfcJ)eii{)af= fer, 2}Jeiifc^cttfciub ; — hole, r. bie 9)Janii=Ocffi!Uiig, (bag Cieintguugg' Soc^ ill ciiicm 3)aiiipf:.itcffei) ; — killer, ber 3}jLn-bcr, SobtfcbKigcr ; — killing, nieilfc^entiibtcitb ; — midwife, bcr .^ebarjt, ®cburtg()clfer; —milli- ner, bcr ajjote = 28aarcii = ^dnbler, i]jufe=.j5aiibler, aJfcbift; Jv. t-s. — rope of the bowsprit, bag ?ailfjlag, Jllimmflag ; — ropes, bie gaUrccpg ; — servant, ber 93ebiciltC; — slayer, bcr 2:obtfcf)lagcr, ajjijrbcr ; — stealer, ber (Seclcity'crfaiifer ; — stealing, mciifc^euraubcub ; — tiger, iOT;>r. (oon man -t/cAora). bcr '4>ayiail ; — trap, bag SiiUeifcii, mil 3}Jeiifd)cn jii faiigeii, bie gu6=-iliigf[ ; — 's yard, bagmdmi= li^e @[teb. To MAN, t). a. 1. bcmaiineii, befefecn, augviiflen, ciiiiipircn; 2. ftdrtcii, be= feftigeil; to — the capstan, JV. T. 93dIE jiim Sffiiitbcn ait bag ©aiigfpill ftcl= Icil ; to — a hawk. Sp. T. ClllCll %aU fcit }d[)mcit itiib« abrid)tcii. To MANACLE, r. a.).§anbfd)ellen aiile= gcii, fcffelii. MANACLES, s. vi. btc .^aiibfc^cllcii, i^niibfcffelit, .§aiibcifeit. " To MANAGE, ■!). a. 1. baiibfiabcii, vcr= lualtcii, ncrmcfcii, lunftcbeit, betrci= ben, fiibrett, Iciteii; rcgiercii, birigt= rcii, Slufftcfet ()abcit ; 2. ciuric^ten, eiuiciteii ; 3. gebraitd)cit, braud)eu ; 4. abrid^tcit, siircttcii, jdbmcii, bdu= bigcii; 0. fparfam gcbrau^cti; jii SfJathc f)a-tteit, fd)oiKii ; (>. gui. bcf)iit= fam obcr mil 'jlnftaub bcbaiibclu ; to — matters, ctitricl)fcii, ciufdbcltt, lax- ten, fo marf)cii, bap . . , MANAGE, .9. i-jii. Managemknt ; Sp. T. vid. Manege. MANAGEABLE, adj. bailblid) ; Icictlt absiiricbten, Icnffam, bicgfani; — ness, .feit, Jtiugpeit, Sciitbcit, Jtunft. MANAGED, s. 1. bcr ®cfd)aftgfiil)vcr Uhxti .&anbcl6=.5aufeg, u. f m.) ; Sliifu^rcr, 5lufie^er, ffiorflefjer ; %U rigeut, director ; Sactor; Uiilert l)diiblcr; erpebieiit; 2. .^aug^cilter; gate aBirtl) ; -4>flcgcr. MANAGERESS,- s. bie 5ii&vcriuii, SBor. fteberinit, .§aug[;dlterimi. MANAGING, part. »01l To Manage ; Jil Es. — owner, ber bie Sorrefponbciij fiibrenbe 3JHt=3{^cber ; — iwrtner ber bag ©efdjdft fiibreubc Slijocic ; — of business, bie @cfcl)dftgfut)ruiig. MANAKIN, s. vid. Manikin. MANATi. Manatus, s. ber 3}Janatte. bie Seefiib. MANATION, s. bcr 3lltgflu§, Sllli MANCHiNEEL, s. bcr (giftigc) SJiau* fc^ineUeubaum (in i!2e)ttiibten) {Hip- pomanes — />.). To MANCiPATE. v. a. abl)dngig ma- ci)cn, unterroerfen, binbeu, feffclu (xo. ii.). MANCIPATION, 3. bic 9lb^dngigteit, Unten»iirfigfett, Sclaycrci (\v. ii.) MANCiPliE, .5. bcr JBcnualtcr, ^aiiga falter; Dctoiiom (ciucg (SoUe- ginmg). MANDAMUS, s. L. T. bcr SBcfcI)! bc8 Jlinggbcnc^ ®erid;teg im 9lamen beg Jlbnigg. MANDARlN,s.bcr2JJanbariu ; — duck, bie (5cicrtappe. MANDATARY, s. L. T. bcr burcib ciu (pdpftli4)cg) iDtanbat cine ^^Ifriinbe crl)altcn. MANDATE, s. bag 2}Ianbat, ber 35e= fc^l, bie ajorfc^rift; bcr -2luftrag, bie yiniueifiing. MANDATOR, s. bet 2?orfieber, Si- rector. MANDATORY, adj. bcfcf;Icnb, gcbtcs tenb. MANDIBLE, »•. bcr jtinnba Jcn. MiVNDiBULAR, adj. jii bcn ,ilinnbacfcn gebovig. MANDILION. .?. ber weite (Sbcr-) 3f{ccf Dber SlJautel ; bie %\di obn< 3lcrmcl. MANDRAKE, .•;. bcr 9l(raun, ©d)Iaf= flpfcl, bie SSolfgtirfc^e (Mandragura — L.). MANDREL, s. T. bic 'Socfc, .0OblbOcf« (ber5)re(^gfer). MANDUCABLE, adj. }u fallen, cfibar. To MANDUCATE,». a. faucn, cffcil. MANDUCATION. s. bag JlaUCU, ©ffcil. MANE, s. bie a^id^ltf ; — comb, bit etriegel. MANED, adj. cinc 2)lab"e babenb. MANEGE, s. Sp. T. bie 9lbrid;tuiig (ci= neg '^Jfcrbeg), bag3uveitcn; bie^KciJa babit, aieitfc^nlc. MANERIAL, vid. Manorial. MANES, s. pi. bte 2Jiancn, abgcfit'i'-ics nen eeelen. MANFUL (adn. — ly), adj. mannl)aff, mdunlic^, bef;er}t, ^cr,U)aft, tiipfer, fii[)n ; —ness, s. bic a)Jannbaftigfeit, 5Uidun!ic^fcit, J^crsbaftigfeit. M.\NGANESE,s.bcr iBraiinflcwi, SBlnt= ficin, ©lagfopf. MANGE, s, bic 3idube, 9iaubc, Jtrdlje . (bcr Sfjierc). MANGEL-WURZEL, s. bte 232aitgel= ober ^JJangolbiiMirscl. MANGER, s.'bie ,i?iippe, ber Xrog, Siif* tcrtrcg; —hoard, bie e^eitcroaub/ 3wifc^cnwanb. M.\NGINESS, s. bie 3f{dubigfcit, .Srdfee. 7'» MANGLE. 1). a. 1. mangcii, nmu bein, rollcn ; 2. »evftiimmchi, jcr^ ftiicfen, jerrcijieii, scifcfecn, jerbauen; 5erfct)ncibcn ; — mangled, ucrftiim^ melt, ii.f. m. MANGLE, .t. bieaJJangc, aSdfdjrcUc, ' — tree, vid. Manorovk. MANGLER, s bcr aTcrftiimmlcr. MANGO. .«. 1. bieaRaiiaofrucl)t(S2Sia MANN MANU MAR btcn); 2. btc citigclfgte .B(tam=3Jic= Icnc. MANGROVE, s. bev 2}JaiigcUiaum ; 8cucl)tcv3 c2i?iiVi(el=) ^yaiim, 3luftev- Imum; — crab, btc 2}Ioraft= obcr 3}Janj)clfvaI)be; — grape, bie (Sce= traube [Coccn'.oba — /,.); — oyster, bie i^iniinnuficv, ^oljauftev ; — ropes, «)ciliiitif(tc fetvicfe au« bcc SRinbe fccr weipeii 9'i^i50pf)Ora ; — snapper, bcr SipvfiW- MANGY, adj. VilUbij^, fl'a^ij^. MANHOOD, s. 1. bie 2}hMtrciItitfcit ; 2. SJainibeit; 3. aiiauultci)teit, iUauuljafttgfftt, .(3ei"Sf)iiftii3feit ; bcv iDJutI)j 4. bag iDIauusaltcr. MANIA, s. ber ai5a[)itfiuii, Si-rrmii, bie Xm)i\t, 3{afevci. MANIAC, \ adj. ma^iiftiinig, im' MANrACAL, S fcnb.. MANIAC, s. bev 2Bat)itfinuiac, Sode. .VIANICHEAN, ^ I. s. ber 2Jiaiiict)'icr ; MANICIIEE S 11. Manichean, fifi/bic 5Diaiiic{)aei betrejfeiib. MANICHEISM, s. btc Seljve bcv iri?ani= cbaer. MANICHORP, ,s. fin (2aifeii=3uflnt- meat, baS 2)ianid)Drbium. MANICON. s. eine 9lrt Dfla^tfc^atteit, baS SoUfraiit. MANIFEST {adn. — ly), I. rt(i/. offenbar, flar, tiiiib, aiiijeiifcl)ciii[irb, jweifeU Io«; II. .■,-.-ba« aiJaitiffft, bie iiffcnt(t= ri)e (IrfKinut!!, Hi JlrieaSmaitifefi ; M. Es. baS 5l)Jaiiifefl bev gabung, bcf 23aareit=xniii]abc=3cttcl ; — weight, bag 9}2aiiifeft=®ewid)t. To MANIFEST, v. a. offciibavcit, aiijci: flcii, fiiiib tf)itti, bctauitt mac^cii, eiit= bccfcit. MANIFESTATION, s. bie 53cfanutma= rf)mig, ©ittbetfuiij], ?lui]enfd)ciitlid>= fcit. M.VNiJ'TSTiBLE, , aiij. waS cffeiiljart lyerbett fanit. MANIFESTNF^, s. bie Jllflrf;eit, 9lu= geiifcbeinlic^fcit. .MANIFESTO, s. vid. M.inife8t. MANIFOLD («(//). —ly), nrf?. m«lllltd&j faltig, mauiiic^fiirf), »ielfaci), «telfal= ttg ; — ness. s. bie 2J?anut^faUigteit, baS aSiclfacfce. MANIGLION.S, s. pi. Oun. T. bie .§onb= !)abeit ciitcr Jtnitoiie. MANIKIN, s. ba§ 3}?aniit{)en. MANIL, I s. cire 91rt Sling ober MANILLA, S 3Innbaub (im ^aubel ill ?ifteii uiib 9(fi-ifa). MANIPLE, s. i. eiue .^aiib ypll ; 2. ber "Kauipel (fleine .Gaufeti viimifct)ev eolbateii) ; 3. bie Stota eiiicS 3)Ici5= VviefievS am liiifen 5lrme. MANiPUiiAR, /uij. ju eiuem iWanipel gef)ijvig. MANiruL.VTiON, .9. bie gSckiibfuiig, Ru&ercituitg ; 7". baS 3lu»gvaben voii Silber. MANKIND,!, .f. 1. baS 9JJenfc^eiigc= pcfelecfet, bie 3)?eufc^eii ; 2. baS maun= lid)e @efi-^(ec^t; ll. ai^;. maunlirf). .\IANKS, Manks-man, vid. Manx. MANLESS, ,adj. oi^iie 2I?auiifd)aft, mt= bemaniit (iv. ii.). MANLIKE, adj. iitanntid), mamtbaft. MANLINESS. .. bie befoiibcre^ovlicbc JU ciner gewiffeit COiaiiicv. MANNERIST, s. T. bev iOJaiiievi^ 55e= folgev eiiicv gcmtffen 2}Jaiiier in bcv itunfi. MANNERLINESS. *. bag gefittetc 33e= tragen, bie SebeiiSart, .§i.>pid)fcit, 9}taiiierlid)Eeit, Scinbcit. MANNERLY, adj. ^ alv. geflttet, I)bf= lic^, flvtig, rtiiltaubig, maiiievlic^). MANNiKlk s. iai 5yiaiind)ctr, bev 3roevg ; ©licbenitatiti. MANNISH, adj. indUitiic^, fii^ll, fccf, uuycvfitaint. MANCEUVRE, s. ba8 gcfrf)icf(c SSevfafi^ veil, fjef^icfte 5)JJaHociiyviveii ciucS Srbijfea; bev ^tuiiftgriff. To MANCEUVRE, v. n. lliailOCUOviveil. MANOMETER, s. T. ber yiiflmeffer. MANOR, s. bag abeligc @iit, 9Jittev= aut; S^aiibgut, fflefi^tbuin; (Srbgiit ; alcuier ; — liouse ( — seat), ba§ ^emi; ^auS. MANORIAL, adj. JU eiiicm 9fiittcvgute, 11. f. w. (manor) ge[;i3rtg; baffelbebf^ jeic^iieiib. MANSE, s. 1. bag ^pfavrfiaiiS ; 2. 33au= cvl)au«, bcr $acf)tbpf. MANSION, s. bie aBol)iiiing, bag 9Bobii= l)aii«, 9linfbaug, baS ^errn(;aiiS ; ber 9Iufciit{)alt; — iwuse. baS 2Sobii= bau3, J3ti"i'i'&'iii^' bie SSogtei, bas 0iatl}^aii3 uub a2o()iif)auS bes Lord Mayor (}ll SoilbOll). To MANSION, V. a irO^lieil. MANSLAUGHTER, s. 1. bcr afictlfc^CIl: morb, 2;obtfd)lag ; 2. L. T. uii»or= fafelid;e SSobfr^Iag. MANSUETUDE, s. bie L\NUFACTURt;R, s. 1. bcr ®en)erf= I)err, Sabrifaitt, gjj.inufactiirift ; 2BerEmeiftcv, i^evfertiger, 5Berarbfi= ter ; 2. aJJanafactur^Siibciter, '^ixU t)aug=2lrbeiter. MANUFACTURING, part. s. bie fQtX= fertiguitg von SBaareii; — house, vid. Manufactory ; — town, bie '^Cl' brifftabt. MANUMISSION, s. bie Srcilaffung (ei=i iieg ©claocn). To MANUMIT, ».a..fvei laffcn, fvet ge= ben. MANURABLE, a,n. JUlll gclbbnu PbCt '.lliibaueii gefd;icn, urbav ju mad)en, tragbar; — lands, baubarc ^aube= reien. To MANURE, v. a. biingcu, iniftcn. MANURE, s. bcr S)iinger, ^ung, 93lifi. MANUREMENT, s. bcr 2liibau, bic5Sev= beffcrnng, gultur (lo. ii.). MANURER, s. bev gclbbaucv, Sanb= maun. MANUSCRIPT, s. 1. bag2)?anurcril.it, bie .^aiibfdirift ; II. atij. in iDJanufcript, banbfdiriftlic^; a — Virgil, ein ilirgil ill iDJanufcript. MANX, adj. JU bev^nfct ^an gebSrig. MANY, adj. <$- s. sBiei, *Siele, bie aJJen= ge; (— a one), 2}janr|)er, 3}?and)e, Slandjeg; (— a thing), uiclerlei, niaiifberlei ; a great — , very — , ciuc groge 3abl ober 'J}ienge, fci;r 33iel ; a good — , jiemli(t) Q^iele; as — as, fo 3?icle alg ; as — more, uod) eiiimal fo i^iele; twice as — , jnjeimal fo 2Sicle; too — , 511 viete; we are too — iiy half, eg ftnb uufer bic i*5alfte ju yie!; he is too — for nie, vu.',g. cr ift mir 511 ftarf ; we have — thing.'! to say to each other, luir Ijabeu uug 3Jiele3 JU fagcn ; — a man {or — a one), 2)Jand)er; — a time, or — times, yiel= mal, mebrmalg; mandjmal; these — years, feit yielcu r^abren ; to make — words, njeitfc^roci^g fci;n ; (so) — men, (so) — minds, prov. (fo) VUclc SUpf(, (fo) side Sinne; — ways, auf uielerlet *Jlrt ; — cleft, oielfpaltig; — coloured, Uielfarbig, bunt; — cor- nered, sielecfig ; — feet, ber SSielfu^, ^ol»p» bie ajieerfpinne : — flowered, r'iclblumig ; — flowered lily, bcr tiir= fifd)e 33uu6 (bic Serglilie) ; — headed, uielfopftg; — languaged, yiclc fBpva- d)cn rebenb; — leaved Dielbiatterig; — mastered, »iell)errig, uiele .6crvcn ^abeiib ; — peopled,' »olfreic$ ; — seeded, yielfamig ; — sided, uiele'^Jav teien umfaffcub; inelfeittg; — sided ness, bie aSielfeitigfeit; — titled, U- tclreid); ~ valved,iB. T. »iclflappig, yiclfpcljig. MAP, s. bie jlarte, 2aiib!avte, Secfar- tc; — of the globe, bie aScltfavtc. To MAP, V. a. abicid^uen, anfrcipen, ab^ivfeln. MAPLE, s. (— tree), bcr Qlbim, 5D^lS» bobev ; — .sug.ir, ber 5U)onijucfer. MAPPi:iiY, s. bie ,ft'iinft, Saubtartcn ju jeic^neit, Dieiilfiiuft. To MAR, V. a. ftbrcu ; vcrnid)ten, ju ®ruiibe ric^teit, »cr6evbeii, befdjiibi-- flfu. 2.51 MARG MARK MARM MAR, s. 1. fccr %U(ltn, Sd^abe(u) ; 2. + aSeifi'cv. MARANATHA, s. ((UK jiibifc^c 33autt= formct) : tcv .§crv fcmmt. MARASMUS, s. Med. T. i>U 3llI«iC^Vmig, ©c^n»tiibf;id;t. To MARAUD, v. n. ^liinfccnt, mavobt= teii. 'MARAUDER, s. bcv SfJrtc^itifller, 9J?(t5 tobeur, Oiauber, Saiifc|lvctc^ci-; Sctt= Icr. MARAVEDY, s. bet SJJavaoebieg. MARBLE, I. s. siiifT. 1. tfiX d}}atmox ; 2. (Sc^uffei-; bag @d)uellfmi(c^cn; 3. 757\ PA. ber Se^ftcin ; 4. marhies, s. pi. bie (Stiitiicit, Sifttie mit 3ufci)vtf= ten ; artificial — , bcv Sfiicf, @ip«= luBrtcI ; fibrous — , bcr vij'Mqe 2)lar= jiior; figured — , bcv ^tlbmanitor, gaiibfcbaftSmannor; rigid — , ber fpvijbc gjiannof; done witli — , mav= morirt ; u.acij. nuumovii, maniiovirt ; iti compos. — bowi-s ©djncUfaiilc^fii, (Sc^iiffcv ; — cutter, bcr 9}Jannovar= better, ©tciiipDltrer ; — hearted. havt= berjtjj, graufam; — quarry, ber iDJar- morbruct) ; — slab, bie 3}Jariiun-plat= te, ber ^J^armortifc^ ; — wasiibaiis, biinte Scifeiifugclit. To MARBLE, u.a.marmpvircit; marbled China, baS luarmorivtc ^Jiorjellau; marbled paper, baS tiirfifd)e ^^Japter. MARCASITE. s. bcr 9}Jarfaftt (eiii ^}i= iicral), ber (gifciifteS, ©cbwrfelficS. MARCH, s. 1. ber (iDJonnO SUfavj, (^viiljIiitrtSmpitat; 2. baS ©cbretteii; 3. ber aUarfrf); Bug; 4. SDJarfd), ciit S;onilucf 5ur iBegleituns] feteiltd)er JtrtegSnufsiige; 5. baS 3litfbriid)«ftg= iial (forward — ! Borroartg maxfd) \) ; 6. inarclies, pi. bie @reilj;cit ; a stolen —upon one, eiit l)cimlic^cr ^ovfpruug liber 3emaub. To MARCH, V. I. V. marfcbireii, jie^cn, aufjiefieii; gcbcii, fd)reite!i; to — in the rear,J)ihteti tiad)5iebett, belt Qufl fd)lie^eii ; to — oir, abntarfd)ireit ; to — on, anmarfrfjiveit, fortniebeii; to — out, ausmavfci^irfn, biiiaiiSjieljeit ; a marching regiment, eill 3ttfitllteric= reflimcut; ir. a. in 5)iavfc^ fefeeii; miirfcbireit laffett, aiifsieben laffcit; to be marched, abgefubrt luerbeit. MARCHER, s. ber (Sreitjauffeijer, i)Javf= iitanit. MARCHIONESS, s.bic SUarqutfc, 'Sflau djefa ; ffliartijrciftiin. MARCHPANE, «. + bcr 3J?ar$tVait. MARCiD, adj. wnU, ycifadcii, au«$e^= rcnb iiiager. MARCIONIST. .9. ber SDJarcicuifl. MARCOR, s. bie 2lbjel}rni!(i, 9lbmerge« fititg,ba8 3ierfalleit (W. li.). MARE, s. i. bie Stiife, ba« 9)Jutfcr= pferb ; 2. bcr 9Up, iSlal)v ; in compos. — colt, has StiUcufiillcn ; — 's tail, ber Sd)«ft^alnt. MARESHAL, s. vid. Marshal. MARGARET, s. ^tavc^axitija (grfliteiis name). MARGARIC ACID, s. Ch. r.bieScifeit= faiive. MARGARrrE, s. bie $erlc. MARGERY, s. 9J?«rgarctba, coi. @rct= c^eu, vu/g. Oretc (5^raueiittaine). Margin, s. i. bcr dlanb, bie (Scitc, ba« Ufer; 2. ber (Iccraelaffeitc obcr mit ciner fuvjeti S^iote bcbrutfte) (£eiteii= ratlb ; M. a-,?, to offera ftiir — of ... , eittcu fd)i>iten Dhi^en bietcii voit . . . ; as pnr — , »v>ie iiebettf^cljenb ; named in the — , uebeiifle^eiib geiuiutit. To MARGIN, jj.fl. 1. 9?atibglofffu mfl= d)tn; 2. begvciiseii, ciufitffeit. MARGINAL (rrh. — ly), ndj ailf bcil jRaiib geifbviebcii ober gebnicft, out aianbe; — giossi, bie "LJiaubcjlofK/ 253 SJlargiimlie; — notes, pi. 9?iinbbei iiierfuiigen, aJJargiiialien. M.-VRGINATED, mij. iiiit citicm Stawtt, gcrdnbert. MARGR.4VE, ,9. bcr SJartgvaf. MARGRAVIATE, s. bic 3}jarfgraf MARGRAVINE, s. btc 2}Jarfgvafiini. MARIAN, s. SJJariaite (Siniieniiame). MARIET, s. baS 5DJarien9li3cfd)en, bie ©lOifniblume {Campumda — /. ). MARIGOLD, s. bit SJiitgclblume (Cki.- lendula — L.) ; bie @Olb= ObCr Sut= terblllllte ; French {or African) — , bic Sammtblunte {Tagetes — /..). To MARINATE, v. a. maviiiireit (iitit (Sfftg einiititdjeit), cinfanerii. MARINE, I. adj. jiir Scc Dbcr juin (See= njcfeit gefjinig ; 11. s. sing. 1. bie 3JJa= fine, bag eectucfeii; 2. berSecfolbat, 9}JarilIcfolbat ; in compos. — alps, bit Seealpeu; — barometer, ba§ Sceb(i= vometcr; — bodies, ©ecfiji'Ver; — insect, baS Sectllfect; — insurance, bic Sceaffecuraits ; — law, baS (5ec= rec^t ; —lists, /)/. Seclifteii; —officer, bcr ©ccpfficier ; — policy, bie (5ee= police, 31ffccuraitsfc^eiu ; — surveyor, ber Scenteffer. MARINER, s. ber Seemautt, (Sd)ip= maint, iJJatrofe; — 's-compass, ber Seccompap ; — Vneedie, bieiUJagiict- iiabel. MARISH, I. s. rid. Marsh ; II. adj. fum= pfig; inoraftig. MARITAL, «(/;'. 'bent @[)einatinc gcbiil)= rcnb, ef)clic|). MARITIME, ail. 1. jitr ibl bag Baf)l5eid)cn ; 8. Sp. 7'. bic Spur; ber ^iufiftapfc ; 9. bie Jlcnnung obcr iDobnc (an ben Ba^'if'i ber S^rerbc) ; 10. bag .^anb5cid)cn, bcr ©tricf); bag ,Srcu5; 11. ^kl bcr Sled, ivenait man jiciet, bic .3iflfd)cibe, ber 3icl= pnnft; 12. JV. r. Sapcrbrief ; 13. bag (Sapcifcfciff; law of — , bag 2Bieber= iiergelfniiggrec^t (Sicc^t ber @cgen= tl)atiid)Ecit); letter of —, ber 6aper= brief; to hit the — , bag 3ifl treffen; to mi.ss the — . bag 3icl »crfcblcn, fcljl fd)icl5en, feblcn ; he is quite beside the — , cr ifi tueit »om ^U\t, irrt gewal= tig ; to shoot above the — , jn bod) fd)tc§eu ; M. F.-s. — banco. 9}{arf Sl^anco ober 5^anco a}Javf (fingirte SfJccftnunggiiiiiitje in .g)anibnrg) ; — v man, 1. ber iSd)iifec; 2. ciner, ber fei= \\n\ ■JJaincn uid)t fd)vcifacn fann, unb ftatt bcffclbeu cin 3i'i4'f"[+] macbt. r« M.^RK, V. a. iS- 71. 1. jeidjncn, bc= jcid^ucn, mavtcu ; 2. ntcrfen, anfmcr: fen; bcnicrtcn, a.^tcn, beacbtcn; 3. M. K-s. ftgnircn, jeicbncn, niarfcn ; cnnicrfcu; 4. vorflrcid^en (niitciiiem (Stricl)e bcjcicbiien) ; — me, bbvc imd) ! to — out, §anbe(gftabt; — woman, bic .t^ijferin'n, (Sin= ober 93crfaufcriiin. To MARKET, v. n. ju iDJavfte ge^cu, fi^eii, taufen unb verfaufcn, Ija'nbclu, inarEtcn. MARKETABLE, adj. M. E. ycrfailflid), gaugbar, preigmertl), prciganirbig, gilt, in gutcnt 3"ft'T'^f' »pn ili'tfi^ Dualitat; — article?, fcbi3ne (prcig= unirbigc) SBaaie; — qualities, ucr= fiiuflid&c 33aarc. MARKING, part, bag aScscicbncu ; Sentcrfcu; — ink, bie S^inte juni 3cid)nen tcr SBafcbe ; — iron, bag ^rcnneifcn ; 9?cipcifeii, Jtrapeifcn ; — nut, bie i^rUC^t UOn Semccarpus ./Ina- cardium ; — out, Typ. T. bic Slugjcic^^ iiung tnt SDIanufcript. MARL, s. bcr SlJcrgcl, bie Jlalfcvbe ; compact or indurated — , bcr scrbartctc aJJcrgcl; argillaceous — , bag au(lIoii; Scititcnbac^. iMARQUETRY, s. bie etiiijelfgte Xifcvbcrbfr, ^Befdjdbiijcv. MARRIAGE, i. bie (Sht, ber ebeflaiib ; bie ■Qtixati), .^ocfejeit ; —articles, (— settlement), bic (5"t}CfttftUliq, ber •^tU :;:tf)«ofvtrag ; — bed, ba« (S^ebett ; — chain, ®t)cfeffe(u; — chamber, bie U3riiiitfammei' ; — day, ber .^oc^jeit^ tag, ; — dress, ba§ .^octjeitfletb ; — portion, baS etiigebfac^te aJermogen finer 5vau, bie >IJiiti]nbe, i/iuta; — hater, ber (Sijefeinb, '.§ai]efloIj ; — Boiig, has i^orbjcitgcbtc^'t';' — supper, iai ^oc^jettmabl ; — tic, ba8 6bc= i>anb ; — vow, bn? 3a»Prf. MARRIAGEABLE, adj. iiiannbar, I;ei= viUbSfiib'!!- MARRIED,' I. part, i^erbetratbet ; IT, mlj. ebelirf); —life, or — 'stixte, ber @bc= jtanb. MARROW, .s. 1. iai 3JJarf; 2. ber •itevn, baS 53efte ; — bone, ber MarU' fnpd;cn ; lud. baS J?nie ; — bones and cleavers, bic ^[)nt ^Maxi, txa\u los. MARROWY, adj. maxlic^; fevu^aft, ftnrf. MARRV, int. vnig. ttjabrlic^ ! e^ ja Cp4) ! — come up I bap bic^ ! es} fcbt inir bod) 1 7'o MARRV, v.a. Sr n. 1. serbeiratbeu (— to, mit, an), vermablfn, jnr 5rau (jeben; 2. beivatben, ncbnien (^ for love, nil§ ?iebe) ; — in liaste and re- pent at leisure, prov. fcjjneli gefrett, mirb mcift beveut. M.VRS, 1. a)2av«, ber JlrtegiSgoft ; 2. Ck. T. bii3 (fifcn; — red, votbcr C*i= fenod)ev ; — yellow, gelbev ©ifenocJ)cr. MARSH, s. ber "JJiorafl, ©nrnvf. bie 4)2aifc^ ; — bent, ba« @umpfftrai!t}= gva«; —bilberry, bie ©umpfpreitJeU bccre, 9}Joovbeere; — cinqfoii, bag ■giiufbktt, votbe Siinfftngcrfraut ; — crowfoot, ber ©iftbabncnfnp, aCajfcr-- cp^jifb; — elder, ber SSafferbolunber (Viburnwm Opii/iis — />.J ; — fever, bie 3)iarfd)franfbeit, iaS ©tovpcU ficber, bie drntefencbe; — gentian, bic ^ungenblume, ber bfane, tleinc (?n;ian ; — ground, ber Sumpfbobcn ; — groundsel, bic Sumpfjafobsblume ; — horse-tail, baS Sum^^ffcbaftbcu- ©umpftanncnfrant ; — land, ba§ gnnipflanb, 3JZarfd)(anb; — laurel, cin immergviiner i^aum in 6aro= lina lUlb Surinam (Oordonin Usian- thus) ; — mallow, bcr (5'ibifc^, bie •Sammetpappel {AUhi)m MARTYR, s. 1. bcr 3)?arti?rcr, SQlnU jcugc; 2. 2>ulbcr. To MARTYR, v. a. 1. jnm 9Jiavtl)rcr macben ; 2. martcrn, ipeinigeu; bin= rid)tcii. MARTYRDOM, s. baS SUavtl^rcvtbum, ber ^JJartijrevtob. To MARTYRIZE, v. a. aU Opfcr bav= bvingcn (w. ii.). MARTYROLOGICAL, adj. clnc 3J?ar= ti7vevgefd)id)tc cntb*iltenb. MARTYROLOGIST. s. tit iOcvfaffcr eincr a}iarti;rcvgefd)ictte. MARTYROLOGY, .?. baS 5DJarti;revbnc^, bie 9}iarfS)rcrgcfd)irbte, baS Seben ber d)vi)1lid)cn 5ilJarU}vcr. MARVEL, s. 1. baS 2Bnnbcr; 2. SBiiu^ berbing (vo. ii.) ; — of Peru, baS SaU fanifrant [MrabiUs — /,.). To MARVEL, V. n. fic^ lUnilbCVU (— at ... , iibcv . ..). MARVELLOUS (adv. — ly), ndj. wn\U berbar, cvftannlic^, unglaublid) ; iibcr= natiirlid) ; — ness, s. baS SBunbcr? bare, (Svftannlid;e. MARY, s. SRavie ((yraueiinanic); — bud or — gold, viil. Marioold. M.\S0LE, s. H. T. bic Sta-itc. MASCULINE (rtfto.— ly), adj. 1. in.inn= Iid;en ®efd)!ec^tS; 2. miinnlid;, fvaf= ^•i] ; — gender, Oram. T. baS lliaun= lid)c ©atfungSwovt, 2JJafcn(inuin ; —ness, s. bic ?[Rannlid)feif, 2}iann= I)aftigfcit, bag 9JJannbaftc. MASH, s. 1. ba§ ©emengfel, bcriKif^:: -.iiafc^, viLig. ba« ©eniatfc^; ^JJicng= futter (fiir 5pferbe) ; 2. vid. Mesh ; — tub, — tun, bag ?DJcifd)fafJ, bic 2)Knfc^fufc, bcv a}feifd)bi>ttid). To MASH, ?i. a. scrftopen, jcvguetff^en, Serfliicfeit ; T. meif^cn, vvig. mat* fd)en ; mashed potatoes, gcriebene,i?ar« toffeln, Jtavtoffdmng, .itavtoffelbvei ; mashing staff, bag -JJJcifitbol} ; masli- inc-tub, bag 2JJeifd)fa6, bie SReifc^^ fufe. MASHY, adj. gcmifd)t, gemcngt, buvc^- einanbcr gcflaniipft. MASK. s. 1. lit. &jig. bic ?(JJa§fc, iaxw, ber 3)c(f mantel," Sc^cin, bie 3In§- finest; 2. a^agferabe; bcv 9J?agfen= ball ; 3. cine 3irt uon Dpcru ober Dpcrnma^tgig Sc^anfpiel ; — house, bag aiJagfenbaUbang, bic 9?cboutc. To MASK, V. a. lit. S- Jig. Hiagfircn scvlavoen, ucvmnmmcn'; cevbiiUcn «cvfic(ien, Dcvbcrgeii, uevftcUen ; a masked ball, cill aJJagfcuball ; masking habit, bag 9}?agEcrobcnflcib ; H. 71 1. fid) scvfleiben, fid) vevftcUen; 2. spoffcn tveibcn MASKER, s. bie mag!ivtc ^Pevfon, •DJaste. MASKERY, s. bag 2)iagfen{Icib ; bic SJininmerci. MASLIN, s. vid. Mesi.in. MASON, s. 1. bev2)iaurcv; 2. (a free — ) greimaurcr. MASONED, adj. gcmaiicrt. MASONIC, adj. fvciiuaurcrifd}. MASONRY, s. 1. bag 'DJanrermcrf, ©e* • mauer, gfivicb ; 2. bie 9}caurcrfunft, ajiauvcrei ; 3. f^veiniauvcrci ; solid — , bag maffi'oe 3Jiauev»cvf. MASORA, s. bic aJJafova. MASORETic, adj. jii bcv ^Rafova ge- 1)011(1- MASORITE, s. bcr aJZaftn-ctb, eincr bcv SScrfaffcr ber 33iafora. MASQUE, vid. Mask. MASQUERADE, s. 1. bic S^asEcrabf ; 2. aSevflcibung. ro MASQUERADE, ?j. l.n. 1. lUagfitl \i\)\\ ; 2. fine JDiagfcrabe l)altcu ; II. a. magfiren. MASQUERADER, .0. vid. Masker. MAS.S, s. 1. bic aJlaffe, ber J^Iumpcn .^aufcn, bie aJJenge ; 2. bie 2)jeffe (tn ber fatbolifc^cn .R'ivdie), bag .*3od)amt ; — of the blood, bic ^Int= inaffc; to attend — , in bie 3JJeffe gcl)cn; — book, bag 2}Jc9bud;; — weed, bag a)JeKgeamnb. MASSACRE, s. bag ©cmcfect, aJJorben, Slutbab. To MASSACRE, jr rt.iitebcvmcfecln, itic= bevma(^en, movccn. MAS.SER, (. + bcv aJJcffc Icfenbc ^vte* ftcv. MASSETER, s. A. T. bcv 2>Jugfel an bcr iKinnlabc, Jlaumnfifcl. MASSICOT, s. bag SUlcigcIb, calcinirtc SBIeiiuci^. MASSiNESS, ? s. bag a)?af)'iue, 3Did)3 MASSIVENESS, S ii, Scvbi Bcftc, (5d}roevc, ^piumpe, bie 2)cvbbctt. MASSIVE, > adj. iiiaffiu, bid)t, gcbic= MA.SSY, \ gen, bcrb, fefl, ftarf, ge= und)tig, fd)wcr, vimnp. MAST, s. 1. bcv Ma\i. 33Jaftba«m ; bie ©tenge; 2. bic a)iaft, 6id)clmafi; 3. jv. T-s. to set up a — , ciucn 9JJaf! eiufcljen, maflcu ; — c.iriiug?, pi. cine 51vt OncvbiJIser bci ben OTaften ; — fid, bag (£d;loiJbo[s (bev Sfengcn) ; — head, bcv %o\) (bic Spifec bt* aKaftbanmcs) ; — maker, ber aJla* ftcnmadjcv, 9JJaflcnff ^er ; — shave, bic aJiailenfdiabc. To MAST, V. a. jv. T. bcmaften, mit aJiaftcu uevfcben, bic a)ia[tcn auf^ jiebcn. MASTED, adj. bcntilfict. MASTER, s. 1. bev ai^ciflcr; Hiibc bingtc .6crr, 5Beft|cv, ©cbieter, Scib' cigcntbiinicr ; 2. 5yel}crvfi^ev, ^crr' fd;cr; 3. (Sapitan cineg .^anbcUfcijif' 253 MAST MATE MATR irtuieitaiit (bcr riit [Jtrieg«=iBc^ijf niiter bc§ 6iiptaii'!!i S^cituitg tiil)rt) ; 5. bag ^iinpt. in- ilovijcfe^te, Obevc, 93i)rftel)'cr, Sircctovj 6. §ebrt)en- ; Siebrcr, Sebnitc tfter : 7. 3StituoS ; 8. Siitifer, 4?cri'rf)cn, 2}iOufteur (JliMbe [@ol)n fines gentleman]) ; — alarms, ber @rercicniiciftev aiif emeni Jtrieg§= fd)iffe ; — of aiis, bcr SJJagiftcc ; — of a ship, bcv Sc^iffspatioii; — of a (river) boat, bCV iStl'Oinfd)iffer, Stromfafavcv; — of the horse, tcr Stallmciftev; — of the house, bcr i§rtU3l;err; — of tlie ceremonies, bev gercnuMiiciimeiper, SolInietfd)cr beS JloiiigS ; — of the rolls, bcv £)bertan= jellfibircftor, Dbcrauffcl;er bcr 9li-= cbiue; — in cliancery, bef Jlailjeliet: bcifi^ef, 3icfcVCllt; —general, (—of tlie ordnance), bCV SiibSCUj^mciftcv ; — of the wardrobe, tCV (^javtercSeil; Iliciftev ; to be — of a thing, itXcaS befiften, tunc babcn ; to be — of a language, ciiicr Spi-arf)e inad)tti5 ff5):t; whatever I am — of, WC[S tcl) ucrmag, was iit mciucti Jlriiffcii fteht ; to be — of one's self, feiu eigcitcv •fQtn feint, ftd) bcbecrfc^cit foitiicii; nre you not your own — 1 b'lt'f'l Stl' iticbt freie J^anb? — attendant, bev §ofeiiaufrehcr, .t3afcnmcii}ci- ; — buiid- e>, bcr (@d)tp=')'5aiiiliftfler; — gun- ner, bcr *-iAud)ffiinictfter; — hand. }iff. bte iDiicftcil)aiib (bcv _qefd)idte ^Sf'llIU); —jest, bcr 45aiiptfpap; — key, bev..§auptfd)luffci ; — like, miu fietlwft; bevvifd), gebictci'ifcb; — lof k, baS Sl)Urfd)lof) ; — mason, bcv 3)Jaiircrmciftcv; gieimnuver tin brtt= Ifll OlMbc; — note, Miis. T. bte HOta^ rnna (gvoiitc, laiigfie 5iote, >i'fld)e 8 ftactc biti'djbaucvt) ; — passion, bte bervfdicnbc ?cibcnfd)aft ; — piece, taS SJciflcrftiicf, aJJctfterrocvf ; — printer, bCV SBud)bntcfcii)fl'f ; — root, bte .tpauptaiiivjcl ; — sin, bie (Svi= fitnbe ; bcvrfc^eitbc Siiube ; — sinew, bic .g>auptfct)iic; — string, bie.g)aupt= faitc; — stroke, bcf 9)tcififvftictd), ?Jf eifterjiti] ; — teeth, bic »oriicl)mftcii Siiljne; —touch, ber .§auptsug ; — warden, bfr ObcvaiiffcijCV ; — of the mint, bcv iUiiiisbivcctcv, 3}Jiin5«.n-iv= batii ; — wort, bie i)Jei|lcviuurs (//«- pcratoriri — ). 7' MASTER, v.aA. bef)ervfd)cn, vegtc= vcn; meiflevit, bSituigcit, ftd) bcnict= fi'-rii, fid) bcmiic^tigcii, iibenuiiltigcii ; fid) 9){ciftcv inadjcu ; 'I. gefd)icft aii!5= fii^vcii, mcitlevl)aft niiSavbciteit. MASTERLE&S, wij. 1. bevrci!lct«, fiet; 2. fifn ; — of the forecastle, J\r. T. bfV SBacbcv (cine 2untc, bie sovii tm (2d)iffc bvcu= iicitb cvbaltcii njivb) ; —box, bie3iiii= bcrbitdjfc ; —girl, bnS Sliabctei!, rocl= ri)C9 3iiubbiJljc^cii, Sd)tucfcl, u. f. xa. fcit tv;igt; — lock, (ci)cmal«) bns Slintfllfcbkni ; — maker, bcv Suutcii itiib 3iiiibi)ijl5c^cn verfcvtigct. MATCH, s. 1. bag ®leic{)c,'*Pafffrtbc; 2. bie .gieiratl) ; %u. it.). M.\TCHLESS (a;//.. — ly), adj. oI)ttC ®lcicbcii, iiti>jcvg(cid)[itb; cinjig; — ness, s. bic UnycVglcicblid)fcit. MATE, I. adj. matt' (till '(£cbad)rpicte) ; U.S. 1. ba» -Hiatt tm ©djaitfpide; 2. bcv Ocfabite, ©citop, ©cfpielc, iScfpiclinit ; 3. bcv S^ifcbgcnog ; 4. ifinnbtaiigcv; 5. @cfcU ; 'fi. @attc, bte ©atltiiu ; 7. baS 9TJaund)cii, aSeibdjcu (bev Sliicve) Sca. lang. (master's — . — of a merchant-man), bcr Untf rfdjiffer/Stciievmanit, 5DI.tat, (2d)iff?geiio^, ®cf)iilfe; surgeon's—, bcr Untcvwunbavjt ; —of a ship of war, bev Dbevfteucvmauti ctuc3 Jlricg«fd)ijfc«; cook's — , bcr ^ocl)i= ge{)itlfe, Untevfoc^. To AfATE, 7). a. 1. pnavcit. ticvbiitbcu ; 2. fici) paavcit, ftd) gattcn ; 3. glei-- c^cit, ftci) glcicb ftcllen ; ciJ aufuciir men mit . . , fed bctampfen, bit ©pifec bictcn ; 4. matt mad)cn (im <£d)ad)fpiele). MATELESS, adj. ofinc ©ffafjvtcn, u. f. nj. MATERIAL, I. adj. 1. matcvicU, fi3v= pcrlic^ ; fac^Iid) ; 2. f,g. )t)id)tig, wcfcntlid), nptt)«)cnbi0; li. s. baS 9)iatcviaie, igtauptfadjltcbc, SBicfjtige. MATERIALISM, .s. bcv ?Watcviali«mu«, bic Scf)re bcv ffljatcvialiftcn. MATERIALIST, s. bcv 9)iatcrialii!. MATERIALITY s. 1. bag 9JfatcvieUc, J?iivpcrlid)e ; 2. fig. aBcfcntlid)c. To MATERIALIZE, i-. a.matciicU nia> ^en. MATERIALLY, adv. 1. bcv 9}?atcvie nacb (im ©egenfa^e ^iiv Spviii) ; fov^ pcvlid) ; 2. fig. luefcntlir^, wid)'tig. MATERIALNESS, .s. 1. bag aJtatCVicllc ; 'I. fig. SJcfcntlid)c; bic Bir^tigfeit. M.\TERiALS, s. ji. bic 3)?atcvialicn, bev aScrfftoff, ^atpff; — of a builiiina {or building — ), bic ^aumatcvialicn, MATERIATE (M.<.teria.ted), adj. llia^ tcvicU, fi3vpcr(icb, ftpffavtig (w. ii.). MATERNAL (arf/.. — ly), adj. miittCVi licb ; — aunt, bie miittcrlid)C Saute; — love, bic 'Dhittcrlicbe. MATERNITY, s. bic i)htttcvfd;aft, bci a)futterftanb. MATH, s. bie ^a^ii. MATHEMATICAL {adv. — ly), adj ma- tbcmatifcb. MATHEMATICIAN, s. bcv 3.Tiat[)cmati- fer. MATHEMATic, I. adj. matbcmatifd) II. — s, .9. pi. bie ®viJticu[et)ve, 3JJai tbcmatif ; mixed — , bic aitgeautiibtf SU?atl)cmatif. MATHES, s. bic wilbe ,!?amillc. MATHESlS,s. bic aJiati;e|t§, a)Jal()C= matif. MATILDA, .?. 3)?atbi[bc (?5vaucuuamc). MATIN, L adj. fviib ; II. — , .?. yl. bit^- S»JovgeiTgeb'ct, bcv aJJcvgcngefang, bie gvii[)mcffc, a3?ettc. MATRA.SS, s. Ch. T. ba« SfftidivglaS, bie gjbtolc ju d)i)mifd)en Dpci-atio= iicn. MATRESS, s. bie iKatra^c, baS \\\\^ tcvbctt. MATRICE, .?, L A.T. bic {(55e=)^av> muttcv, 9}Jutter; 2. r. bie ©ieymuti tn, ©u^niuttcr, Sd)viftmutter ; bcv Slbfcblag, ^JJvagcftod (bcim 2)iiin- jen),bic Sl^atvije. MATRICIDE,..!. 1. bcv 2)?uttevinovb ; 2. 3)Juttcrmpvbcv. To MATRICULATE, ■». fl.(bcfpuber« M. T.) einfcbveibcii, aufncljmcu, imma« tvifuliveu. MATRICULATE, 5. bcv 3mmatrifu=: lirtf. MATRICULATION, .?. bic (Sinf4)vei= bung, Smmatrtfalirung. MATRIMONIAL {ado. — ly), adj. c()C= li(b; I'Pin ©fjcitaub. MATRIMONY, s. bcv ®i)e{lanb, bie (Sbc. MATRIX, s. lid. M.4TRIC?. MATRON, s. 1. bic iiJiatvpnc, altc^a= mc, bcjafirte %xa\\; 2. .)5cbamme .^pfpitalmuttcr. M.\TRONAL. adj. tiuc ciuc SOJatvpne, (iltlii-f), bejal}vt, ef)rbar, gcfc^t, an- itaubig. To MATRONiZE, v. a. }nv 2J?atro;:t macfccn, gcfcBt mad)eu. MAUR MEAD MEAN MATROSSES, s. fi. MU. T. -Piatiblattger bci bcv SlrfiUcite, Untcrfaitonitrc. .VAT'J'AMORE, « (tin Ovicitt) ciu un= tertrbifdjfS .(lonibchnltnitj. xuxa^B,.?. 1. bicSlJatevte, t-erStofF; ■"TRovpcrfioff ; 2. ©cgciiflnitb; tic Sa= cl)c, >}li!3clfgen^eit; 3. llvfact)c; 4. ber Svagcpuiift, iStrcttViiuft; 5. bcv (Jttcr ; 6. Tiji>. rh. SJJauufcrtpt (fiir belt Sc^er) ; bic abacfe^tcit t?olum= ncii ; — of record, bie bufcf) Urfuubc bcweisltcbc 2;batfiirf)c ; — of fact, bcr ajerijalt ftitcv Srtcfcc, bie 2;()atfacf)e, %i)at, bcr S:()atbe|taiib; —of fact, nliebeV v/hafs'the — f with her? maS feblt iftr? ('tis) no — , ' e« tbiit iiicbM fcbabet iitd)t« ; tommt uicl)tS bnvauf nu; a — of twenty poumis, migcfabr jtvatijig -^fuiib ; a — of seven miles, tlltgcfa^V ftcbfll ?OtcilC!t ; for the — of that, t«a§ baa ictvilTtr small matters, JllcilligfeitCll ; to resolve into (or to grow to) matter, ettcrn. r^MA'iTER, V. 71. 1. itjic^tig fet)it, barait licgeit. bebcutcn; it matters much, c« tit »icl baratt gcleaeu; what matters it? VOAi tl)Ut esf 2. cttern. MATTERLESS, adj. ftofflo^, gcbaltloS. MATTERY, adj. citcvig, gcfc^a'prcit. MATTriiEVV, s. 'JJiatttjauS (OJJaitnS; name). MATTOCic, .1. bie §aue, SJlabelaitc, .gacfc, bcr ,favir. MATTRESS, s. 7'. >rATREss. To MATURATE, v. I. a. VCtfcit ; II. n. eitcni. MATUKATrox, s. ba« OfJcifctt. bie 3fi= tiguiig, 9icifc ; 2. j'.i. r. bic (Stte= rung. MATURATIVE, adj. 1. jiir 3Jcife brills gciib, reifeub ; 2. jtiiu @ikvit bviiu gciib. >iATHRE {ailv. — ly), ndj. I. retf, jci:= "tig, gcb&rig; 2. e iteriij ; to grow — , rcif iucrben. 7« MATURE, 7". n.,<-7(. 1. rcifctt, Vcif niacbcn ; rcif nicrbcii ; 2. fis. bcfijv; bent, befitlcuiiigeit, vicniollfommett. MATURENESS, \ s. bic 9leifc ; .V. K. MATtJRFTY. 5 bcv ScvfaK, -?lblaiif, bie 3'''f'f""rt*uit (ctiics SBecbfcU) ; .at — , bci iU'ifall, jiir ilerfafl^cit; to prty at — . piiltftlic^ lllit bCt 3'lt)llIIIC eiiibalten. MATUTINAL, \ ad'j. jiiin 2JJorgeii gc= MATUTINE, i biJrig ; movgcitbltrt) ; — hours, bie evriibftuiibcit. MAUD, s. abhr. ftatt Matilda, 9JJat()ilbe ■ (Svauciiitamc). MAunMN, adj. bctctubt, beitcbclt, '^atb tvuiifeii. MAUDLIN, .?. bie SPalfamgarte, bcr Cebevbalfant, wpbtrtecbeub'e ^Bertram {Jtchille". nfrrrntHm — I,.) ; sweet — , bcr iffiafKrtoficit; — dnmk, wciitenb tniii!cii. MAUGER. adn. tVO%. MAUL, .1. bcr Sd)i;igel, fc^wcre <^am- mcv; ^riigclj — stick, ber 2cbnftocf, bcr gjjaler. To MAUL. 7;. a. fd^Iagctt, Hovfcn, flampfcii, ^jviigdii, buvc^gerbctt, jcr= fd.)liigcii. MAUNDY-THURSDAY, 3. bcr griinc "3^011 ticr«tag. MAURICE. .,. 3lauriftu9, 2J?orilj (ilJariitiJiiamt). MAUSOLEAX, adj. citt Sciifmal be= treffcnb. MAUSOLEUM, s. ias 3)laufp[ciiin, Vriic^tige (Sjrabmal. MAVIS. .?. bie SBeiubvoffef, Sangbrof= fcl ; 2)Jei'c. M.\W, s. bcr 2}2agett (cincS S;|tercS) ; .ff ropf (ciitcs ^ogeU) ; — worm, ber ©Vnhuiivin. MAVVKINGLY.nrfe. frfMltU^ig, c!cU)aft. MAWKISH, a(//. efc[f)aft ; fiff. gcfcf)macf= Ids, matt; — ness, ... bad (5fcU)afte; Jiff, bte ®cfcf;macfloftgfeit. MAXILLAR, I adj. JU bClt Jtiltlt:: MAXILLARY, S bdcfcit gcf)ovig ; — bones, pi. bic S8acfenfiiod)tn. MAXIM, s. bie 3)?aj;ime, bcr fcfleSa^, ©niiibfa^, baS 5U-iom. MAXIMUM, s. baS ©rij^te, bie Ijiiclific 3at)I, gvi3jite aJJciigc; Mnt/t. T ciu ®rbt!tc§; M. K. bcr {)ijcl)ftc (Sa^ CiJvci-J) cine« OBaarcnO »ilrtifelg. MAY, s. bcr a)2ai, gSoiiitemoiiat; — , or — bloom, bic 3Bcitibovnblitti)c ; — bee, — bug. bcv i)}aifafer ; — bush, bie iV^'frg'lllitfC {Mcspilvs eotonmster — L.); — day, bcr cvfle 2Jiai ; — days, (Vreubeiitage, gefttage ; — dew, bcr aJJaitbau ; '— tiower. — lily, bag 3J}aibIiimci)cn ; — fly, bic aB"affcv= gviile ; — game, bas 2}?aifpiet ; ber Sd)cvj ; — lady, bic Jtihiigiuii am 'DJaifcftc ; — morn, bcr 3JJaimPV: gcii ; — pole, bcr 9J2atbaum, bic yJJaie; — weed, bic fiiiifcitbe JfamiU le ; — worm, bcr 9)Jaiwurm. To MAY, V. II. iiiogcii, ti-iitnen, biivfcn, uniiifdjcii; (it) — be, c3 mag fci)ii, cS faim frt)ll ; as fast as — be, fo ge= fcbmiiib ais mbglid) ; if I — s.ay'so, \vcim id) fo fag'cii bitvf: — it please your m.njesty, ii= gcltivfdjc. MB, proii. (bcr Dbjcctiy ober ob(ii|iic ^afit§ ■oon I) miv, mid) ; to — , miv ; for — , fiir mid), mcinctbalbcn. MEAD. s. 1. beviBJetb,.i:'>Piiigtvaiif; 2. bcv 'Jlugcv, bie 3}?attc, 2i]icfc. MEADOW, s. bic aSicfc ; — bouts, bie Sottcr: Dbcv ^J?iittcrblume; — bugie, bcr blaiic ©iitifc!, baS 3apfctifvant ; — campion, bic J?i;rfufsbliime. -r^cfb' IlflfC ; — gras.s, baS 'J[^icbi]ra«, ,^ifDClI = gvaS ; —ground, baS Sffitcfciilaiib, bic SBicfc; — iron-ore, baS SBicfcilCVJ, DJJoraftcrj, Sumpfevj, bcv 3{afeiici= fcnficin ; — lark. bie SSiefeiilcrcbe ; — pinks, bie iWiidiifebiUmc, '^cc^ncU fe ;— rue, bie 2Bicfciii-autc(narc(rum — /..) ; — .saffron, btC aBicfcnjcitlofc, nacfte 3iiiigfcrjro'c/i,cj«n — /,.) ; — saxifrage, bcrScfcI; — sweet ( — wort), baS aJJc^lfvaiit, bie 2Btcfciif6^ nigilllt (Spirmi. vimrtria — /-.)•. — trefoil, ber SBiefeilflcc ; red — trefoil, bcr rotbe ober braime SBieffiiHte, 3BicfcnpVci8 ; yellow — trefoil, bet gclbe 2i5icfcnElee, bie cgovfculujcvne. MEAGER {adn. — ly), adj. 1. lltagcr, biivrc; 2. iinfruc^tbav; 3. arm;' — ness, s. bie SDJagerfcit, Siivvc^ Ur.- crgiebigfcit. MEAK, s. bie Scnfc, Sic^el. MEAL, s. 1. ba« {grobgcma^luc) 9)?et)t; 2. Slabl, bie "SDIabUeit, (Spcifc; — brimstone, ber gcftD§eiie €c{)iucfcl; — man, bcr 2)Je[)lbanbIcr, 9}icl)lmaiut ; — meat, bie 9}?el)lfpei= fc ; — rent, bCr iDJeblsill^ ; — sieve — (sifter), baS 3JJcblftcb ; —time, bie (Stijcit; —tut), bcr 3}JeI;lEa)lcii ; — worm, ber 9JJeJ)Iw«vm. To MEAL, i". a. (mit 9}JcI)I) mifdjcii, scrmeiigcu; bcftveuen du. ii.). MEALINESS, s. bic ?JJe{)ligfcit. MEALY, adj. mcblig ; mctjlic^t; tt)ie mit 9}Jef)t beftvcut; — mouthed. f(tiit^tcvit, yerjagt im ^Jcbcii- ciit= fc^meid)cliib, beud)Ierifd) ; — moutii- ednes.s, bic Sc^iid;tcriibeit im 9!cbcu ; .§eucf)elci; — tree, bcr a)icl}lbaum {Viburnum — L.). MEAN (adv. — ly), adj. 1. gcmcill, gc= riugc, gcringfiigig, nicbvig, ycracl)t= lid), fc^[cd)t, elciib, cvbarmli^ ; 2. mitten, mittcl, mittlcr, mittclmajjig ; 2)tittel . . ; a — fellow, ciu gcmctncr ober fd)lcd)kr .fterl ; — born, uon gc= vingev .bcvfiiuft ; — eief, Mus. T. ber 2;cupvfd)liiffcl ;— iooking,fd;icd)t axU' fcijcnb ; — paper, ba§ 93jittclpaptcv ; — parts, 3)fittclftimmcii (31It iiub SiCnov); — proportion, ba§ Suvd; = fd)iiitt§ocrt)aItiii^ ; — spirited, »pn . fc^lcd)tcr, uncbler S)ciifuiig«avt, iiic^ bcvtvad)tig ; a — stature, ciiic 'SSlit- telftatUV ; — time ( — whiie, — spaca) Ober in the — time (in the — wliile. — space), in ber 3>Pif4>f"5f'f' '"i^'- Icr .2Bcile, tinanfd)c:t, eiuftmcilcit, inbeffeit, yovliiufig. MEAN. .9. 1. baS gjiittcl, SBcrficug ; 2 bic 3)cittcmraijc, 2)attclmajJigEcit; 3. bie 3<^'tffi)c"5fit; i" the — , iii= bcffcil, iU5aiifd)cn ; there is a — in all things, c§ gicbt ill aUcii Siiigen etiie gjhttelftvajie. To MEAN, V. a. 1. mciiicit, gcfiiiitct fcim, bciifcu ; 2. wolicii, bcabfid;ti= gcii; 3. l)cipcu, fagcii wolicii, bc= bCUteit; proi)i7u;. she means to go, fie mill fPVt; to — honestly, C8 ailfridb= tig, ebrlid), mciiteit ; to — one ill, eiiicnt iibel Hiptlcit ; what do you — by iti nia3 woUcti Sic bamtt fagen? MEANDER, s. bcr 2)Jaanbcv ; /«-. bic gcfd)liingclte .ftviimmung, SBiubuiig, bas Srrgcannbe. To MEANDER, v. n. ftc^ fc^IangcTn, fic^ wiiibcii. MEANDRIAN, adj. mciaiibvifd), fic^ fd)Iaiigclub, tniiiim. MEANING, s. 1. bie tDJeiuuitg, 5Ibftd)t, ©cftituung, bcr SBillcj 2. bcr Sinn, bie i^cbci'ttung ; 2}Jeiitiiiig ; full of (or fraught with) — , bcbClltfaill, U' bcutungsiypll; want of—, lliiilnii; well — , wol)hfoUeub, gut gcftimt, aiifrid)tig. MEANNESS, s. 1. bic ®crii!gfiigig!ctt, (2d)tccbtbcit, Jlicbrtgfeit, WicHV'^ tracbtigfcit; 2. bcr fcfcmii^ige (Sjcij. MEANSf.?. pi. 1. bie9j;ittcl, llrfact)e; 2. bas 33crmLigcii, bic3L!criiii.igeiigitm= ftiinbc; by that —, buvd)^bicfc8 ^Ittts td, babiivd) ; by — of, ycrmittclft, blivd); by our — , blird) nil?; by all (any) — , burd)auS, fd)Ied)tcrbiiig«, aiif alle Salk; by no — , aiif fciue 3Bcife, gaiij unb gar (buvd)aii«) itici>l ; by fair — , bur«l) geliiibe Wdt* tcl, mit ®iitc, im Outcii; by fou MEDA MEDL MELI — , uiigci-cd)tcv 5JScirc; tm 53cfcn; by which — , woburcl), »cnno)^e bcffen. MKASLED, (idj. an 2)Jafcnt txanl; fin= utg ; gciiiafcif, mafevig. MEASLES, s. pi. 1. bie 2J?afcrn; 2. §inncn(ciiieJtranf^ettbrriSct)weine). MEASLY, adj. fiiitiifi ; mafcric^t, ffecf ifl. MEASURABLE {adv. —i.\),adj. Lme^^ bar, ennc^li^ ; 2. ninpia ; — ness, s. bie a)ic&bartcit, ennetlltcfjfdt. MEASURE, s. 1. ba« ajjag; 2. bte iSla^c, aScrfinltnip; bci- aJIapftab ; .'i. baS gcbiivtae (j)oHc) 2)Ja6; bie portion ; 4. Sljafrcgfl; 5. Gr«/rt. t. baS <2i>lboitma6; 6. jv/as. t. bfv 5:act, ba« 3ftti"«§/ SJ^Pitinag, bic MJiciifuv; 7. 7>/). T. bie S3rctte ciiicr t^plumne; 8. + ein laitgfamev feiev= lic^CV Sailj; beyond — , fout of [all] — ). iibcv bie 9)}a^cit ; in some — , ge= unffei- (ciiiiger) 3JJatJcn ; in a great — , iiberaUS, fel)l'; tn t;ik« one's measures (accordingly), fetne ^yjagvfj^elit (bar= Itact)) liel;men ; to have hard measures, eineit tjavteii ©tanb f)abeit, fci;U'c^t be()!. aBiivfl m- bcr SSurft; — of a number, Mat. T. bie 3flbf, luclrbe cine aiibeve d{)iic 3icfi t^Ciit, bcr (VnftPl" ; — note. Mus. T. bie gauje iactuote, bci- ijaiijc 7'o MEASURE, d. I. a. 1. meffeti, «'6s lucffeif, 2._ jiimcffeit; to — into.., eiunieffelt in . . ; measured distance, bic (lulflemeffeiicn ©riiitbe, 2>JciIen, II. f. w. • II. 71. ftvop fciit, nit SDJag eiit^altftt, meffcit. jMeasureless, adj. uiicntieSli^. MEASUREMENT, s. bic SJ^effuiio, 5Bcr= meffuiif]. MEASURER, s. bfv STJefTrv ; Sanbmef= fn-; — 's fees, bev SDJeglobii. MEASURING, s. ba« ^^JJeffcu ; bic 3JJe^= fiiiiil; — cast, bcr Sfiicf^tanivf ; — chain, bic iUJeilfcttc ; — tape,baS il)?c5= bnub, bcr SRcpvicm ; — unit, baS nl§ 2)Jaj}ciii{)cit niigenommcne Oiian= tlllU ; — wheel, vid. Perambul.\tor. MEAT, s. 1. ba3 Sleifci); 2. bie Sucifc, •Jtaf;vnng, bnS flutter; an egg full of — . cill UOlleS @i ; it is — and drink to me, tcb Icbc gauj bnaon ; — chop- per, ba3 '.^lacf ntcffcv ; — offering, bag ©VeiSopfcr ; — pie, bie 81eifcbpa= j^cte ; — sausage, ?(lcifcf)n3uvfi, Srat= uutvft ; — scales, bic (jlcifrfjwaije ; — .screen, bCV SpvcifeKbraitE ; — stand, bcv Untcrfa^ juv gleifc^fc^iiffcl. MECHANIC, ^a(/7". l.mc= MECHANIC.'\L(a(/B.— ly\ ] C^ailifc^; 2. ittit bcv .6anb ; 3. ^aiiswcrfsnia- fjtg, fituftlos'; A. fig. gcmeiii, fcblecht, llicM'iiJ ; mechanical science, bie "DJc^ djauit; — powers, ; s. bie a]lcrmittlerinn, MEDIATRIX, 5 llnfevbaiiblcrinn. MEDICABLE, adj. ficilbar. MEDICAL {adv. — Lv), adj. nicbijinifd). MEDICAMENT, s. ba« l>lrjcncimitte(, bic iivjenci. MEDICAMENTAL {adiK — ly), mlj. mt' bijinifd), bcilcub, b«ilf'T". MEDICASTER, s. bcr Onacffalbcr. To MEDICATE, v. a. mtt SlvjcHci S)er= mifdjen, yerfefecn, fd)tvangent; medi- cated herbs, ?y/. .tpcilfrautcr ; medicated vapour-bath, baS Jlrantcr^ (3)anipf=) S3ab ; medicated waters, pi. ®cfuub= bruiirtcit. MEDICATION, .?. 1. btc 5?erfe^ung, (2d)mangerung ; 2. ber 5Irjeneige= brand). MEDiClNAIi (/!//». — i.y), ndj. mebt= jinifd), .(5eiIEvaftc bcfi^eiib, ■{icilfrcif^ tisj, hcilfant; — ciiest, bie 3lrjenci= filte; — drugs. 9)JcbicinahiH-iaren ; — herbs, .Piciltranter; — liquor, ber ^ciitranE- —weights, 9lpott)cterge= n.nd)fc. MEDICINE, s. 1. bie 9J?ebijin, Wrjcnci ; 2. 3lrjenein)iffcnfd)aff, .Seilfnnbe. MEDIETY, s. ber a)iittelftanb; baS 2)Jittel; bie .<5alftc (w. ii.). MEDIOCRE, adj. mittclmaftig. MEDIOCRITY, .«. 1. bie lUiitteImaritg= fcit; bcr 2)tittclftanb; 2. bie mh ^igfeif. To MEDITATE, v.a. agcii, betrad)ten ; finnen, bi'nfcn, nad)bcn= fen, 5l3ctrad;tungcn mad;cu (— upon, liber). MEDITATION, .md)fd)ntttc ; — paper, baS^Jicbiaiipapicr ; — price, M. K. bcra)Jittel|.irei«,5)uv4)fd)nitf«= pveiS. MEDLAR, a. bic S)2i§VeI; Nentiolitan — . bie ^ajcvolc; —tree, bfr 9J?i«peI= bauni. MEDLEY, I. s. bas ©cntciigfel, t«r 3)tifd)maf(^ ; Ii. adj. gemengt, »ers mifc^t. MEDULLAR, ) ailj. lliarlig, BPlt MEDULLARY. 5 W^axl; — sub stance, ba3 SJiarfigc. MEED, s. baS aSerbienfl. MEEK (flaw. — ly). adj. faiift, fanftntii* tbig, aieid), milbe, frcnnblic!b, ^plb; bciiiiitl)ig, bcfc^cibcii; — eved, mit fanftcn 9lngen ; —spirited. fanftniii= t^ig, weic^bcrjig, fnrc^tfam ; —ness, s. bte ©auftmutb, aJIilbe, SSeic^^eit, 5)emutb. To MEEKEN, u. a. bcfanftigcn. cvwti* (^cn. MEERSCHAUM, s. ber 3}?cerfd)anm. MEET {adn. — ly), adj.. fd)id(id), taug= lid), tauglic^, bicnlii^, braud)bar. To MEET, V. ir. I. a. bcgegiicn, aii*rcf= fen, treffen, ftiibcn ; ii. n. 1. jufam= mcnfiogcu; iinfamnientreffen ; 2.vcr= fammein ; ftc& »crfammclit, jnfam= menfommen; 3. ftc^ »creinigen ; 4. cinanbcr treffen, bcgegncu; to go to — one, eiiifni entg'egcn geben ; he appointed to — me to-day, cr Ucrfprad) t)cute ju mir jn fommcn ; i intend to — him to-day, id) will fjciite ju tbm geben,- to— with.., treffen, antref* fen ; (ftd)) »crcinigen ; leibcn, eifab= reit, crleben ; erlangen, erbalteu ; to — with a kind reception, giitig eitl= ^fangen werben ; to — with a storm, von einent Sturme befallen werben ; to — with an objection, anf cillCU (Jinwnrf ftMumcn, ftupcn ; I shall — with her, id) wiU fic (fd)on) finben ; when shall we — again'? iuann UH'r= bcn mir nnS »»icbcr febcn? MEETING, s. 1. ba§ 93egcgnen; 3«'- fantmentreffen ; 2. bie'3"f'iiiii»fn= funft, Unterrcbniig, 3^eratl)nng, a3er= fammlung ; 3. bcr SufcnuncnflnJ; ba« 3iifammcnflo^en ; — again. baS SSiebevfeben ; — house. ba§ SSer^: fantmliing«i;auS ; bie (Japefle ; — Iiouse for journeyman, bie i^crbtrgc ber .^aiibmcrEer; — place (place of — ), bcr Sammelpla^ ; m. e-s. to can a — rof creditors), (bie ©laubigcD in= fammen bernfen; — of creditors, bic Bufammenfnnft ber ©Icinbigcr, bcr (Soncurg ; commercial — , bie 2Ser= fammlung be3 .§anbe[Jflanbe6. MEETNESS,s.bic (2d;icflid;teit/ Xana- lid)fcit, 3fiif^tig!fit. MEGACOSM, s. vid. Macrocosm. MEGATHERIUM, s. baS (yerftcincrtc) 3Jiefen--Stiultbier. MEGRIM, s. bag balbc obcr einfeitige .Jlopfiuel), bie aJIigrane. MEiosis, s. Rh. T. bie I}l)perboIifd)e sCcrfleincrung. MELAMPODE, s. bie fr^warsc ?Iiefc= WUVJ. MELANCHOLIC, T. .9. 1. ber 5JicIand)o= lifu«; 2. ber 3:;riibfiiin ; il. adj. 1. meland;olifd), fd^iDcrmiitbig, tnib= ftnnig; traurig; 2. ungliidlii^, un= felig. MELANCHOLiNESS, s. bie 9lnlnge SiirScbirermutl), ba§ iDJeland)olifd)e. MELANCHOLiST, s. bcr Sd^wcrmii- Ibigc, Slraiivigc, JJtcIaitcbolif"^; (Sdjiuarsgalligc. MELANCHOLY, L y. bic SJJclanc^oIic, ©d)n.icnnnt[), bcv Sriibfinn ; baS mc= laiid)olifd)e Siemperamcnt; li. ndj. mclaiicbolifc^, fc^iuermiit.)ig, triibftit= nig ; tranrig ; — thistle, bic cnglifc|)£ S'iltel {Cm-dims cirsium — L.). MELANGE, s. (franjiiftf^) bic 3JJt» MELiCERis, .5. ba§ .t;)oniggcfd)»ur. MELiLOT, .?. ber c^onigfiee, t>\nnlUt. MEMO MENS MERC n MELIORATE, B. I. a. yfvkffcrit ; II. ji. beSTft rncrbfK. MELIORATION, s. bie SScrk'ffcruiifj. ))t£LLI FERGUS, adj. i)01tii]Vfic^. MELLIFIOATION, s. bas ^ouijiun^eit, bie ajerfiipting. Mt'LLIFLUENCE, s. bl8 SltC^frt bcS .poiiid^/ bcr .:g)OutafIiiB. MELIiiFLUE^fT, ) a-lj lipil .^oiiig flie= MELLIB'LUOUS, ) ^Cllb ; bouirtfiip. MKIXITE, s. ber MiWt, .§otii(]fictn. MF.LLOW, adj. 1. muv6c; wetc^, vcif, fafttij; jig. fanft; 2. bctniitfeit, bc= nuifcijt, c»/. bcitebclf, aiii^efdjoffen. To MELLOW, V. a. s,- n. liiuvbe, lueic^ inafi^n ; vcifeit. MELLOWNESS, .-•. 1. bie aJJurbig!ctt, aBeid)|)cit, 3leife; 2. iS5aiift£)eit (bcS JtlntigcS). MELLOWV, adj. wetcf), fanff. MELOCOTONE, s. bie grope gelbe (©pat=)pfirfc^e {Malum cototiiatum). MELODIOUS (ado. — i,y), adj. tlielo- bifcb, lieblic^, »fof)lf(tngenb, fattg= rcic^ ; — ness. s. ba-J 'Dhiobifc^e, ber mclotifc^e Alaiig, (f iitflang. To MELODIZE, v. a. itielobifd) mad)cit. MELODRAMATIC, adj. inclobvoinatifd). MELODRAMATI.ST, s. bcr 9JtclDbVa= nieufd^rcibcr, iDJelobramatiit. MELOliRAME, s. mod. 'baS 2)ieIo= bMm(a). MELODY, s. bie 9)teIobie, ber 23o[;I= flaiig, lieblicbe ©efaiig. MELON, s. bie 2)ic[oiie; —ground, ba§ 3}ielouenliTUb, 9)Jeloiieitbcet; — thistle, bie 3)Jclonenbiftel (Cartusmdo- cactits — L.); — tree, ber iDielotieu^ bilUltl (Cartel papaya — L). MELROSE, s. ber ^ofenboiiig. 71) MELT, V. a. eU= m. MEMBER, s. 1. ba« ®lieb; ©tiicf, ber 5;f)eil ; 2. bag iUiitglieb. MEMBERED, adj. mit ober son ©lie- bent, geglicbert. MEMBERSHIP, s. 1. bie Ocmeiiibc; ^efellfcbaft; 2. 33ereintgung. MEMBRANACEOUS, ) adj. a\k SBcms ME.MBRANEous, J braiteu beile= ^enb, l);iutig. atEMBRANE, s. bie 9}iembraue, elafit= fc^r.^aut, baa-^autctieu; winking --, ba^ 2iugeii^aut^en. MEMENTO, s. bie (baS 3eirf;, I. adj. 1. brtS 5liibciifcit cr= 71 ^altenb, junt ^Inbcnfeit; 2. im ®c= bcic^fiiiffe etithaltcn; u. s. 1. baS 5)enfmal ; 2JJerfjei4)cn, bie 3Iitnier* fling, mote; 2. 'Senffd)riff, 5.^iU^ fcf)rift, biiS 3J?emoria(, ^vo a}iemo= riit ; accept from me as a — . nillllU (biefeS) ju:n 9lnbenfeii son niir. MEMORIALIST, s. 1. ber a^erfaffcr »on Senffc^rifteu ; 2. ber SittficUcr. To MEMORIALIZE, v. a. eine ^itU fcbvift einreid)en; burd) ^ittfc^rift niif!id)cn. To MEMORIZE, v. a. jur ©riniterung auf^eic^nen ; evinnern. MEMORY, .■?. ba§ (Scbcie^tni^, bie @r= inncnitigStraft ; (Sriiineriing, ba§5ln= benfeu; ©ebenfcn; art of — , bie®e= badjtuiefuuft, a)Iiicmoiiif ; in— of .., jiiin 9lnbeiifen an . . ; to call to — , fid) erinuern ; that is out of my — , baS ift mir entfalJen ; within the — of man, bci 3)}enfd)en ©cbenfen; in — of ... , jur tiriunevung an ... ; time of — , i. T. ba« 3}Jcnfd)cngcbenfcn. MF>N, .«. {pi. yon m.vn), ^Jicinner; geu. bie JD^enfc^cn. To MENACE, v. a. broficn, bcbroljen. MENACE, s. fie 2)ro[)nng, bag 2)ro^= wort. MENACER, s. ber 'Dro^enbe, 3)ro^er. MENAGE, s. bie aJienagcric. MENAGERY (Menagerie), «. bte Sanimlnng «on X\)m'«n, bie 'SHim- gerie. MENAGOGUE, s. Med. T. bie ^Jlrjeitei jnr 83efijrbernng bcr mpuatlid)en Md- nigung. Tb MEND, V. a. cS- n. 1. Beffem, v.Kr= beffern ; auSbeffern, flicfen ; 2. bet= fen, beforbern, yerfiarfen ; 3. beffer werben, genefen ; fid) beffern ; to — one's pace, ben @d)fitt »crbo))= pein; to — one's Mfe, ftd^ beffern ; to — one's draught, nod) ein ?JJa[ trin:' fen; to — one's market, einen oor^ tbcil^afteren i^anbel fd)Iiet;cK. MENDABLE, a/ij. uerbeffcrli^. MENDACIOUS, adv. Iitgeiif)afl-, falfc^ (tt. ii.). MENDACITY, s. bie Stcignng jnr Un= n)al)rl)eit, ^iigenbafttgf'cit. MENDER, s. ber yiiisbeffercr, Slicfer. MENDICANCY, s. bie sBcttelci. MENDICANT, I. adj. bcttclub, bettel= arm; il.s. beriBetHer; sBettelmonc^. MENDICITY, s. baS i^eltlcrlcben ; bcr Settelflanb, bie SSettelei. MENIAL, I. adj. ju bcnt ©fftnbe ge= prig, i)an«Iid;»; fnccfetifcf), gcmetu; It. s. ber 58ebiente, .gausfnccftf, bie aJiagb. MENISCUS,*. Opt. T. bag optifc^e ®(a«, baS auf eincr ©eite conyer (erfjaben) ui:b auf ber anbern concoo (ijer= iieft) ijt. MENIVER, s. ba« ®rami3crf, 93ef)'.Dam (jnbcreitet uon bcm ^Baur^fcII beS ft= birifd)en, im SBinter grau gcn)orbe= nctt @id;f)ijrnc^en§ obci- >3ii)e). MENOLOGY, s. baS SBerjeic^nip bcr a)Zonate. ME.vow, s. bie @lrije,(SIbrij,berS3it=: terfifd) (ein S(uvfifc^). MENSAL, adj. jum Xi\^e 9«^iJ»"'g/ 6ei S;ifc^e (W. ii.). MENSES, s. Med. T. bie monatIic^e3?ci= ntgnng, baS iD^onatlidjc. MENSTRUAL, adj. monatiid) ; Ch. T. anpfenb; — "dux, bie monatlic^e SReinignng. MENSTRUOUS, ad/.btemonatli^e 9tct= ntgnng l)abcnb. MENSTRUUM, s. Ch. T. iai 9Iuflofung§= mittcl, bcr Sd)cibefafL MENSURABILITY, s. bie 2JJc§&arfeit. MENSURABLE, adj. niefibar. MENSURAL, aiij. jnni cincm 3JJage gc= Prig, jum 9Ka^e btcnenb, am {wm: To MENSUR.ATE, v. a.meffcn, abmcf» fen, sermeffen (». ii.). MENSURATION, s. bie SD^effung, 2lb= meffung, 5lu§meffung. MENTAL {ndo. — ly), adj. trt ber ©CCa le, in ©cbantcn, inncrlid), geifiig, intellectuel ; — power, bie ®ci)te*« fraft ; — sight, ba§ gcijligc 9luge. MENTio.v, s. bie C?nuat)nnng, 5Kcl. bung, yinjeige ; at a — , bci '(Jnnabs nnng; not to — .., nic^t jn erroab= nen, nic^t ju gebcnfcn, iiberbiep, nu= ^Crbem ; to make — of . . , 2)?elbnnfl ti)nu, ei-n.ni()ncn ; don't make — of(./c don't — ) it, enuiif)ncn feic eg nic^t, laffen ©ie c§ gut fei}n, (auf ®rnjtc= bcrung beg 2)anEeg) ©ic ^ahm feinc Urfa^e. To MENTION, v. a. erft>iibnen, angeben, melben, anseigcn, gcbenfcn ; mention- ed, frma()nt, oefagt. MENTZ. s. (bte ©tiibt) Wlcim. MEPiiiTic. adj. nievbittfd), giftig,flin= fcnb, erjliifcnb ; — air (— gas), bag ©ticfgag, Jtoblenftoffgag ; — waters, pi. Inftfaure SBaffer. MERCANTILE, mij. jum .^aubcl uiib ©eroerbe gc[)orig, fanfmannifc^, mcr= fantilifc^, conimerciell ; — advices. >§anbe[gbcvtd)te; — community, bcr itjanbclgyerbanb, tganbelgucrein, bie i^anbcleocrbinbung; — connexions, ®cfd)aftgyerbiubungen ; — court, bag itpanbelggcvi^t ; — letters, .^anb= liinggbriefe ; — life, — line, ber.§an= bcleftaub ; bag ^i^aubelgfacb ; — ne- gociation, ber .BanbclgyerfeOr ; — pursuit, bcr .^anbctgbctrieb ; — term, ber faufmannifc^e'Jlugbrucf ; — town, bie .^anbcl0f!abt. MERCINARINBSS, .<-. bag get[fci)n, bt« Scilfjeit, Jtauflic^Ecit ; J^c^nfiic^t, ©ebfucbt. MERCENARY, I. tdj. um to^nbtcnenb, Qcbungen; feil; Io[)nfiicl)ti,g, gen)inii= fiid)fig j II. .?. ber ?obiirtrbeiter ; ?[JJiet$ltng, ©blbner ; mercenaries (— soldiers), ;)/. 'Slictijlingg = Sirupjen (j:rup))en bie im ©olbcetnerfrembcn giegterung fte(}eni. MERCER, s. ber ©eibenbanblcr ; Jtra: mer, Jti-amcr, ,Jfanfinann im ^ki- nen. MERCERSHIP, s. ber ©eiben^onbel : bie J?rdmerfc^aft, bcr Stvam. MERCERY, s. ber ©eiben[)anbet, bcr ©cibcnfram, bie ©cibenbanblnug im Jtteiuen, 9lugfd)nitt()anb(ung ; ber •ipanbet im Jtleincn : bcr Jlram, bie ,i(einroaare, fleinc 2Baare. MERCHANDIZE, s. bit SBoare; bcv ^aubel. To MERCHANDIZE, v. n. .gflnbel trci= ben, ^anbcln ; mercliandizing, bag i^anbcin. MERCHANT, s. bcr Jtaufmann, ,^an= belgniann; —'s clerk, bcr^anblnngg^ biencr, gommig; — fleet, bie A^an- belgflotte, J^auffapteipotte ; — good?, bie jtaiifmannggiiter, ayaaren ; — law, bag .^Pianbelerec^t ; — man, bag Jtauffahrteifc^iff, .(paubelgfc^iff; — 's sii^p. ber ,ft\iufiabcu; — tailor, bcr ®a(anterie()anblcr, Sarcttf ramn ; ©c^neiber im ®ro§en ; — 's wife, bie .^anbcfgfi'aii, Jlaufmanngfran ; — s, pf. jtanffeutC; ahe whole) body of —s, bie Jtaufmaunfcbaft ; — 's accounts, bie faufmannifcbe i^uci^baltung ; — '.-< house, bag Jtauf^aug, Sagerpug, bie 91icberlage. MERCHANTABLE, adj. tin .^ailbcl, gangbar, prcignjcttl), preigroiirbig. gut yertauflid); not — , uiiaeifduf: ltd). 95/ MERl MESS META ■/[ERCHANTLIKE, arlj. fciufmaniltfdb. MERCIFUL [adv. — ly). adj. mttlctbS= ness, s. biis iiJihifets, ferbaviiini, bie S3armf)erjtgfett, ©lutbc. MERCILESS {ado. — ly), adj. nnbanit= tjerjtg, unjjndbifi, Ijart, graufam ; — ness, .?. bteUiibann^erstgfctt, ^ax- tt, UiterbtttlicI)Eeir, ©vaufamtcit. MERCURIAL, adj. 1. SOIl Obcr flUS Oiiecffilbcr, mevfitvtaltfcb : 2. jig. fluctjtig, \tbW- MERCURIALIST, s. Astrol. T. bcv UlI-= ter bent (Siiiftuffc bcS 3)terfiiv« a,i-- borne iDJeufc^, ber Unnttjtge, \oi. SJJJevEuriiia. MERCURIFICATION, s. bie g3crmi= f(iuiia mit Quecfftlber, 3JJerfuvtftji= mug. MERCURY, s. l.-^^-i. T. TOevfUftUS, ajjevjitr ; 2. Ch. T. ba« Quccfftlbev ; 3. .fig. bie glit^ttcifeit, bev Unbcfiattb ; 4. bte 2JieIbe, ba« 53iiigeIEraut {Mer- curialis — L.) ; corneous — , or muri- ate of — . baS Quecfjtlbei-^ornerj, ^ornquecfftlber ; fluid or native — , has gebiegeneOue(Jftlber; —'s finger, ber wtlbe @affiv.u. To MERCURY, v. a. lUtt etneilt OuC(f= ftlbcrpviivarat wafi^ett. MERCY, s. 1. bie ©avm^^ci-^iigfctt, iaS ^JJitlcibert ; 2. bie Onabe, SBergebung ; ©c^onuiig, 9lacftftc^t; 3. mmni)X, ©eroalt; 4. 2)lifevicorbia (5raueima= inc); to cry — , itiit ©iiabe flet)cn; cry (your) — f ©uabc ! @ita6e ! Lord (Heaven) have . — upon us ! "Serr erbiuine 5)ic^ uiifev f vfJijvte eIet)onI to be at one's — , ill 3cmaiibe§ ©ewatt fci)n ; at the — of the waves, ber 2Bcl= leu $i-ei« gegcbeit; gate of — , bie ©nabeiipforte ; — seat, bev ®uabeii= jlu^l, bie Secfe bcr 33unbeSlabe, bev ajerfot)nuitgSbecfel. MERD, s. ber Unrat§, Sung, 1)iingcr. MERE (adv. — ly), adj. 1. blop, allcin, kuter, unoermifc^t, nic^ts alS; 2. ganjltcf) ; a^— knave, ciii ootlEomme= ner ((Sr5=)eff)ltife; — exchange-busi- ness, Jl/. Ph. SKec^fetveitcvet. «IERE, s. 1. bie Sac^f, ber @ec; 2. Siain, bie ©renje ; —sauce, bteSafjs briifse ; — stone, ber ©venjflein. HERETRICIOUS {adr. — ly), adj. 1. :^U= rerifc^, unjiic^tig, Ueberlicti; 2. »ev= fu^vevifc^ ; 3. fatfrf), taufcfeenb, uu= ed>t; — ness, s. 1. ba3 fiuvcrifitc, uit5 Jiic^tige, lieberlirfje 2Befen, bie »cr= fiibrcnfi-^eu Slnloif ungcu ; 2. 5alfc^= f;ett. MERGANSER, s. bie Xaud)tntt, ber 2;auc^er, ©.igetaud)er (Mergus — /-.) ; rod-breasted — , ber 9J?eerrrtd)e, ^neifer, ©agefc^ncibter, bie2:au(|er= fage. n> MERGE. V. a. &■ n. einfnuc^cn, Ber^ ftnfeu ; fiuEen, yerfcl)njinbcn, verloreu ge^en. MERGER, s. I,. T. bie ^Sermifi^ung et^ lies Eieinen ®utc« mit cinem grb^en bunt ^einifalE. ^RRIDIAN, I. .9. 1. ber 5Kttt«g; 2. 'Kevibifltt, 2J?ittage(frei«, bie ' Mii- tag^iinie ; 3. jig.' ^o[)t, ber ^iMjftc ®l'nb, @iufe( ; this is not calculated to our—, biep ifl iinferm Orte (ober3u= ftanbe) nic^t angemeffen; it. adj. 1. mittaglid) ; 2. fiiblic^ ; Z.jig. auf bent ^iJC^flett ^PunEfe; —altitude of. the sun, bie grLipte J^olje f3Wittrtg«t)ofic) ber (Sonne ; — line, bie 2}?itt'ag«Iirtie. MERlorONAL (adv. — ly), adj. mitfa= fltg, gegen SUZittng, fiiblicl, fiibroartS gfrid)tet; — journey, bte Sietfe \\\ ©iibeu. MERIDIONALITY, s. bie fiiblidhe'^nge. 858 MERINO, s. (— cloth), ber aJlertno ; — wool, fpantfc^e SBolie. MERIT, s. 1. ba« aSerbtenfl, ber SBor= 8ug ; 2. 'ixxS Steci^t, ber ainfpruc^ ; 3. SpO''t ; the — s of a cause, ber ®runb, bie SefcEiafenbeit ciner ©adjc; the — of the present is . . , bcr ^XOid bic= fcr Beiten ift . . , ©egenwdrtigeS bieut . . ; to make a — of, fic^ WOrauf JU gute t^un ; to make a — of necessity, huS bcr S'lot^ cine S^ngenb mac^en. r« MERIT, K. a. serbtciiciv; to — of.., fid? Bcrbient moct)en um . . . MERITORIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. yer= bienflli^, ^oc^vcrbicnt; — ness, s. io.s JBevbicnftlicbe, bte 5Berbicnftlicf)= leit. MERLE, s. bie 5linfel (Merida — />.). MERLIN, s. bcr Serc^cn^flbic^t, <3d)mevling. MERLON, s.' Fort, bic (Srf)ie6fc^arten= jcilc, 3'ii"f. brt§ crfjabcne ©tiicf ber Sruftrae^re jwifc^en ben ©c^ie^= fc^arten. MERMAID, s. bas 9Jleernjeib, bte (5t= rcne, (gcejungfer; — 's head, ber 2JJeerige[ ; — 's trumpet, bie 2)Zecr= fc^ncife. MERMAN, s. ber 9}Jeermatt, Siriton. MEROPS, s. ber Sienenfpe^t,33icnen= n50lf (..^piaster — /-.). MERRIMAKE, s. bie SufibavEcit, ber ©cbniauS, baS ®efag ; to — , v. ?,.. ftc^ luftig nmc|en, beUtftigen, frfjmaufen. MERRIMENT, s. bie SviJt)ltd)Eeit ; «uft=: biiiEett. MERRiNESS, s. bcr (jro^itnn, bie grofi= Iid)Ectf, SnfltgEcit. MERRY (ai/u. — ily), aiij. luflig, frpE)= lid); ergij^lid) ; munter, leb^aft; fc^ersbaff, fpa^l)aft ; Eurjroeilig, la= c^enerregenb ; to make — , fic^ Infiig mac^en; ftd) gtitltcf) t^nu; to make — with one, fid) eine Sufi mit einem mac^en, t^m aufjieben, coi. fc^rauben ; to live a — life, Infiig Icben ; — An- drew, ber .ganswnrfi ; gufiigmad)er ; — .iest, ber (Sr^fpap; — meetinfr, baS Weft; — tale, bas lufiige aJia^r^en, bie (SdjnaEe, Sdjnuvve; — thought, ba§ SBrnflbeiu bc« ©efliigeliS ; — wing, cine Eleine SOJiirfe. MERSiON, s. baS (Sintant^cn, Untcr= taud)en. MESARAIC, adj. ji. T. jtt bem ©cErijfe gebCrig ; — veins, pi. bie ®eEr68abcrn. MESENTERIC, adj. Jl. T. jum ©cEriJfe ge^orig; — artery, bte ®eEv6i§fd)lag= abcr ; — glands, pi. bic ©cEri^Sbriifcn. MESENTERY, s. Jl. T. bie ®cEri.^fc. MESH, s. bte gjjaf^e ; ba« Soc^, 9Iit= gc; — meshes, pi. bie 3lugcn eincs To MESH, V. a. iitt ^t%i fangctt, befirt= rfcn, umgarnen. MESHY, adj. mit lSI\a\^m, ne^fi3rmig gefiriJt. MESLIN, s. Mi 9}Itfd)Eorn. MESNE, adj. L. T. Wxtiti ; — lord, ber 31fterlebn«herr (?el)n«6ei'r uiib ju* gleic^ iSafaft eines S)ritten); —pro- cess, ein Siec^tSftreit, welcber njdb= rcnb ber g3crbai:blung einer 3?ed>t«= fad)e liber trgcnb eiiien iJtebenpunEt cntftebt. MESOLOGARn'HMS. s pi. Mat. T. bie ?ogavit^men ber ^oftnen unb S:an= gcnten. BIESOMELAS. s. ein bunfer ©belficin mit fd)iuar5en 5|3nnEten. MESS. 5. 1. ba« ©cricbt, bie ©djiiffet; 2. ^:portipn ; 3. bie S:ifc|gefcafd)aft, cine 5}lnjabl Sufammeneffenbcr (bc= foubcvs g}?i!itdr unb SWatvofcn; bei ben {extern : eine ^acf) ; 4. baS 3JZeng= fcl, bcr SJJifcbmafc^ ; master of a — , bcr Sa(f«mciftcv ; —mate, ber atifit= gcnoS; '£d)iiffcleamcifib, sea ^b^ ber SacE^maat. To MESS, V. I. n. fpf'tCH, cffcu ; to - together. Sea lang. bc:S 35Pl£ ti'. ^ildeti t^eilcii, baden ; to — with one, 3;c= manbeS S;tft^gc:iop fc«tt; ii. n.iicr: fedltnipmd^ig ju ben Stfd)anggaben beitragen. MESSAGE, s. 1. bie 93otf(tnft, ©en* bung, ber 58ertd)t, SSefc^eib ; 2. Am ba§ ©enbfc^reiben (bte fc^riftlidic. bet ©rijffnung bc3 (Songrcffea »pm ^rdftbentcn ber Serctnigten ©taatcn «on sRorb 3ImcriEa an im gongvcp gevidjtcte Sflebc) ; — cards, 53ifiten: tavtcn. MESSAGER, s. vid. Messenger. MESSENGER, s. bev ibtc, SBotfdinfter, ©efanbte ; Ucbevbvingcr ; gdufcr, ©itbote, SSorbote, SSovldufcr; 3iiat()«i btcner, ©evtd)t«btcner; — 's fee, bet a3otertIof)n. MESSIAH, s. bcr JKefftaS. MESSIAHSHIP, s. ber e£)araEter, bic SBiirbe bel SJJcfftaS. MESSIAS, s. vid. Messiah. MESSIEURS, s. ;»^. mctnc (bte) .§cvrcn. MESSMATE, s. vid. lintcv Mess. MESSUAGE, s. bas ®iitd)cn, aSoriDcvE; L. T. ®runbfiiirf. MET, part. (VOU To JIeet) ; well — , fd)i.in, (caiii mir lieb) ba§ wiv mxi treffen ; WtllEoinmcn ! they arai wcll — , fte fdjiden ftc| gut jufamn'cn,- not to be — with, llic^t Jll fiU'^cn, nid)t anjutvcffcn (uon Siid;cvn, it.f. tv».), ucvgriffcn. METABASis, s. Rh. T. icr llebcvgang. METABOLA. s. Med. T. bic 3>cvanbc= rung, Umirecifclung (it), ii.). METACARPAL, adj. A. T. Uir ?D?ittf U banb gcbiJrtg; —bone, *cr 9}Jittcl= :^anb=Jtno^en ; — saw, s. T. bie Wi\U teli)anb=©dge. METACARPUS, s.A. r.bie9)]ittd^aiib, .ganbwurjel. METACHRONfSM, s. ber gc^ler luiiet bte3eitved)nung. METAGE, s. 1. bits ,f oblcnmaS ; 2 a)^c^gclb (»on ®etreibe uitb Jtobff")- METAGRAMMATISM, s. bie i8l!d)fta= benPerfe^ung. METAL, s. 1. ba§ OTefall ; bie 2)?ctaU cpmpofttion ; 2. bie ©taSmaffe in ftiiffigem 3"fi^cr, Ucbcitvagiinii, bilblic^c, trovifcl)c 9tcbcii8avt, itvpvc. METAPHORICAL (— ic), (adv. — ly), a/ij. Rk. T. metapt)Ovtfcfc, iibcrgctra- jjen, bi(blicf), ftaiivHc^, tropifd). METAPHORIST, s. bcc 5lun)ctiber »ou Xxoi^tw iinb 33ilbern. niETAPHRASE, s. bte ivottlic&eUcbcr= METAPHRAST, s. bet w6rtltc&e Uebet:= jiiriTAPHRASTic, adj. n)8i:tlt{^ ubcre W- METAPHYSICAL (— i^), {ado. — ly), arij. inetavf)V)rifc&, METAPflYSICLVN, s. bCt 2JJetaV^9= fifev. METAPHYSICS, s. p/. bie a)Jetapbi)ftt. METAPLAS.M, s. Hh. T. bie aScifc^UlIiJ (ber SBorte obcr Suci)flabeu). METASTASIS, s. Med. T. bie 33crfe= ftuiig obev Umfcfeuiig bev @afte (bes jtrantI)ctt8|loffc«). METATARSAL, mlj. Jl. T. SUlll 3Jitt= tclfuge, jur guBfoi)le (ic^intg. METATARSUS, s. A. T. bCV 2)iittelfujj, bie gu6fo[)le. METATHESIS, s. Rh. T. bie 93u<^ila= bcuserfe^uiig. To METE, «. a. meiTcrt, abiucffcii. To METEMPSYCHOSE, v. a. au3 etncm Seibc \\x cittett anbeni uerfefectt. METEMPSYCHOSIS, s. bie Scetetiwaiu bcvuiig. METEOR, s. baS 9)^etcoi', ?uft5eicf)ett, bie Suftcrfc^einung ; — steel, ber gScteorftabl. METEORIC, adj. meteotplogifc^ ; — stones, ?DJetcoroIitcii. METEUOiTE, \s. ber 2)?eteoi-jlctii, METEOROLITE, J SDlcteorolit. METEOROLOGICAL (— ic), adj. mrteo= rolcgifc^), jut: gufterfcftciitunasU-^ve 9e()i.>rtg. METEOROLOGIST, s. bci* 3)?etcorolo9, SJittentnggfuubige. METEOROLOGY, s. btc aJJftcorotogie, i*iifterfd)niiuit3S(eI;ce, aBitterungS^ fuubc. METEOROUS, adj. iiteteorifcf*, iote eiit giiftjttc^eit. METER, s. 1 . bee gj^cffer ; 2. vid. Metre. METHEGLIN, s. bCV SJicth. METIHNKS, V. ir. imp. miIETR((POLlTAN, adj. jUC .§auptjlabt 9«^5rt9. METROPOLtTICAL (— ic), ailj. 1. Ctj- bifcfeoflic^ ; 2. bie .gaiUJtflflbt be= Setc^ncnb. METTLE, s. ber 9}^utf)- eifcr; bie ,Kraft, ^cv5l)aftigfett, «bf)aftigfeit, .§i|e, ba» j^eitcr ; sBcfcn ; — of youth, bte Sitgeiib^ifte ; man of — , bev .§ife= fopf ; to behave with — , fpnibellt. METTLED, \ adj. inutl)ig j fcurig, METTLESOME, i tieftig, eifrtg ; freh, leb£)aft; — ness, s. i9J?i- ci)aeligfcfi ; — mas-fl,iy, ber aJItc^ae= listag; — fair, bie 9)?i(t)acli8meffe. mico, s. ber Wliio (cine 5lffenart). microcos.m, s. bie SBclt ini Jtlctncn (ber aJJenfrf) ; bcr aJitfrofoSinuS. MICROCOSMICAL (— ic), adj. inifrO= foSmifcfc. MICROGRAPHY, s. bie SScrcftrcibuug fleiner, nur buic^ ein 2Jli£roi5fov er= fennbarcr Jtorpcr. MICROMETER, s. T. bcr 2Jf ifromctcr. MICROSCOPE, s. Opt. T. ba« 2JJifroS= tow 33crgrp§crungSgla8 ; cloth — , M. Ph. ein i2ud)gla'?, Sucker. MICROSCOPICAL (— ic), adj. mifro§to= pifd;. MID, adj. mitten, in bcr Witk; — age^baS mittlcre 9Uter ; — air, mit= ten in bcr Suft ; — course, bic .§alftc bc§ 2Begc3 ; — day, bcr aJtfttng ; mittiigig; — day sun, bie ?Diittag«= fonne ; — heaven, bic WlUi bc§ .^imntcts ; — land, inittcn im 8an= be, niittdlanbifc^ ; — land town, bic a3iuneuftabt; — les, bie ^Slittc beS 33cine3 ; — lent, bie 3JJitte bcr (?a= ftcn; — lent Sunday, ?afare, (bcryicr= te ©ountag ber ??aftcn) ; — lenting, baS Scfucifjcn bcr y3ern)anbten jur ^aficnjcit (bcfonbers ju Satare) ; — most, bcr, bic, baS SJiittelfie; — rib, bie SRittcIvilipc ; — sea, tas mittel= Kinbifc^e SOJccr, 3)Jittclmecr; — stream, bic SJJitte bcS StromcS, bic (gtrBmuug ; — winter, bie 5Kitte bc§ 2Bintcr«, 2Binterfonucntt)cnbc, ber litrsefie Xaq (21fte S^ccember) ; — wood, bie 3JJitte beS 20albe8. MDA, s. bie ^nrpuvmabe. moDLE, 1. adj. (mittcl) mittUr, mit= tctmaftg ; irtjroifd^en; U. s. bic ?0?it» te, baS iTftttclftiitf, bcr 3ti)ifd)cn= rauni; — aged, »on ntitt'iicut ^Ua ter ; — deck, baS 9Jiittel(«er}bcrf ; — finger, bCr 3)^tttclfingcr ; — man, ber ai^ittctmnnn, SDiittcISmann, 93cr= mittlcr; — men, y. Mil. Ph. bic till inittlcren ©licbe ficl;cnbcu ©otbiu ten; — most, ber, bic, bas iUJittelftc ; — sized, »on mittler ©rij^e ; — son. bie 3JJittelfortc ; JV. T-s. — stay-saii bcr Slicgcr ; — watch, bie 2i?ad), lion f,w'il\ Ui)t 5Jlad)t« bi« »icr Ubt a)?orgcnS; — witted, mittelma^'gen SScrftaub f)abenb. MIDDLING, adj. vou mittlcr 5Irt, mit= telmatltg. MIDNIGHT, I 's. bic 2Jtittcrnac^t ; n adj. mittcruac^ti^ ; — revels, pi. ?ladjtfd;aidvmcrctcn; — .studies, pi. 5Jad)tftubtcn; —sun, jv. T. bic 9lor« tcrfonnc. MiDRiF, 5. bas 3wcrd)fcU, bic 9^c§- ftant. MIDSHIP, J. s. JV. T-s. ber ntittlcre 2;hcii bc§ Sd&iffe« ; — beam, bet ?9JitteIbalfcit, Jpauptbalfcn, Scgcl- balEcn ; — fr.ame, cas 9JJittelfpniin ; — m.an, ber Sce--(Jnbet ; H. Midships, adv. in bcr iWitle beS S>c^iffe«. MIDST, 1.. 9. ba« lOiittclfte, bie 2JIittc; in the — , uiitkit in, mitten untcr ; II. adK. in ber iUittc. MIDSUMMER, s. bic 2)Jittc be§ (2om= merg, bie (Soinincrfonucnroenbe (fct 21. 3uni) ; — d.-iy.'bcr Sobanni'Mag ; — torrent, ber Sbmmcr= (®cn.>ittci'=) gniigen, bcr a}?ipmut(). MIFFED, atij. vuig. iitiirrifd), ncrbrici}* lid). MIGHT, 5. bic3Jcad)t, OciiMlt, Stars fc; with — , and main, mit allcr @es loalt, mit seller Jlraft, au§ Scibc8= fraftcn. MIGHTINESS, s. btc 3J?ad;t, Oeroatt, .§obeit ; High Mightinesses, i^OC^mi.i= genbe (^crren). MIGHTY (adv. — ilt), L adj. mcic^tig, gcwaltig, ftarf, Traftig, l^eftig ; nnrf= fam ; gro§ (geiftig), yortrcfflid) ; wic^tig ; II. adv. vitig. iibcrau», fe()r MIGNIARD, adj. fan ft, jart, i(artlic^. MIGNONETTE, .f. bic (n5o()[ried)eubc sweet-scimted) Sicfcbrt. To MiGR.'\TF.,i;.n. wanbcm, fortjicbcn MIGRATION, s. bie SBaiibcrung, ber MIGRATORY, ndj. ttjaiibcrnb. MIGUEL, s. 'sD'Jid)acI (i9hnn«name). MILAN, s. aJZailnub (?anb nnb Stabt;. MILANESE, ndj. mailanbifd) ; the --, 1. ba'r:Kaifanbifd;c ; 2. bic5UlaiIai!.» bcr. MILCH, adj. mclf, 2)iilc^ gcbcnb ; — cow, bic jUJclffub. MILD (adv. — ly), ad/. milbC, gclttlbc, fanft, gittig, fre'unblicfc, licbltd); Wcid), jart; fii& ; — spirited, ffltlft* miitbig. MILDEW, 5. bcr 3JJcbttba« ; btc 58Iatt«> leini, bcr Sc^imnicI ; 28nrm, S3ran» (im Oetrcibo. To MEJ)EW, V. n. mit •SJcf)Itait fiber* 2.59 MILL MINC xMING Ite^en, Branbig madden (iitib baburc^) scrbeibeii, fcef4)tmmcttt. MIIjDNEss, s. bte a)?ilbe, ©eliiibig:: fcit, ©aiift^ctt, ©ntiftmut^ ; ©iitf, i'teblidjfeit ; ®u|ig£ctt. MILE, s. sic 9J?Ctle; — stone (— mark), bcr Sl^eilenjcigcr, 3JJetleiu ftcin, bie3Begfau[f, ^^sofifaulc. MILEAGE, s. ia^ Mdkuc^tli, bcr !iJo&ti pev SUJcilc. MILFOIL, s. bte (S(J)afgarbe; bas (Sxtx- btnhaut, bte gelbgavbe {Jichuiea mil- lefolium — L). MILIARY, adj. I)tvfeformtg ; !tctii, gvicelic^ ; — fever, bag gledffteber ; bet Svtefel; — glands, pi. bte L^aut= bviifcn ; — herpes, pi. ber J?autau^= f*lag. MILITANCY, ■ s. ba« .Jtviegfiifji-en (tt. ii.). MILITANT, adj. ftveitetlb ; the chureli — , Th. T. bicgcgcn bie SBeU uiib bie <§olIe ftveiteitbe Jttrc^e. MILITARY {adv. — ily), I. adj. milita= rifd), h-iegertfd), folbatift^ ; il. s. baS 2}?tlitav, bte (Solbatcit ; in compos. — architecture, bte ,5triegS{)alttuilft ; — boots, pi. (Solbrttenftiefelii ; — t-.vp, bev 2;frt)«fo ; — chest, bte ,$lrieg§= caffc ; — stores, pi. J?viegSbcbuffitt[fe, 3)2unittoit; ^routanf. To MILITATE, v. n. ( — against), firet= teit (bagegen). MILITIA, s. bie Siilij, (fieknbe) ^vteggmacfct Siivgevfolftateit, Sattb= folbaten, S^ntppcit. bte Saitbroebv; — man, bev Solbat, ber !?aubwct)v= uiaiiii. MILK, g. L bte Wl(S); 2. Same::- milf^ ; the — of human kindness, * bte faiiftc 2JJeiif(i)cnIiebe; — cow, bte 'SIM)M) ; — food, bte arjilc^foft, 3}Jtlcf)fpeife ; — gage, bev aJlilc^uicf; fev_ (eiit Siiftfunieiit) ; — house, bie 2)H(d;Eamiiier; — uvered, feige, fcig= Bevjtg ; — maid, bte 2)Jild)magb ; bag 9}lilrf)mdb^eit ; — man, bcr iRild):: yevfiiufer; — pail, bev 2JJi(d)eimcf, bie -HJilc^gelte; — pan, ber WIH&)- nf(t ; — parsley, bic ©unipfftlge, ber Delfevtcf), Witbe ©ppirf) ; — porridge, — pottage, bic 3JJiIc^fllppC ; — quartz, bev aJhlc^quar?; — score, bieS[)Jilc^= vectjnung ; — sop, cont. ber lueibifc^e >lJJaim, bic 'IRenime ; — strainer, ber gjjtlct)bitrc^fi.tlag ; — tare, bn« 5Kilf^= Iraitt, (5cJ)ielEraut,(Semiiielh'aiit; — thistle, bte eVraueilbiftel {Cardtms Ma- rinmts — />.) ; — teeth, pi. btc SJJilcf): jd^ne; — trefoil, baS a)JiId)fraut (Oiaux — L.) ; — vetch, bitS 2Birbel= traitt, 5IfiriigcI, bcr siBo(f«bont (.^.Hra- gahix — /..) ; — weed, biC aBoIf«= inilcfc (Tithymalus — ,/>) ; — white, mtlc^njctB ; — woman, bie iD^ilitfmu ; — wort, bie ,5antinerwcif, ber .(prtinnter ; 2. ^m. 2J{iIIc (eiiic 3Jed)iiungginiini5c) ; — boards, pi. btc ftdrf|'te'2lrt %\x>t>i ju S8iict)crf4)iilcn, .^ittfiitteralen, it.f.w. ; — brook, bcr 3)Jiil)[bnc^, ba« 9JJit()l= maffer ; — clack, — clapper, bie 2}Jef)l= flapper, ber 9hifd)Iag, ,$?lippel ; — ;og, ber Scpfeu, jlainin am Siabc; — courses, p'. bic 5)Jat)Igditge ; — Jrais, baS SDIiiblcifeil; — dam, tflS 2eo SJJii^IttJc^r; — dust, ber gJiuf/lcn^ ftaub ; — grate', ber SJZii^trciten ; — Jiandie, bcr Sterj att eiiier2QiiibiTiitt)= U; —hopper, ber 5y?itI)Urid)tcr ; — horse, iaS 3}?ii^leitpferb ; —moth, bie lffel, ber JtcUev- tininrt. MILLER, s. i. ber 2y?iiUcr; 2. bieglie= gc; — 's-scuttie, bie 3)iitbleiirLi^re ; — 's-thumb, bcr Jlaulfopf (eiiie 5if£^= art). MILLESIMAL, adj. bcr tailfeubflc ; UWX' fenbfad). MILLET, s. bie ^trfc. MiLLiARY, s. — column, ber 2Jiei(en= fteiit, 9JJeileti5cigcr. MILLINER, s. bie 'Df?c>bcmaarett'()atible= rinii, 5piil}ina^eriitit, SRobiftiim ; man — , ber lO?obemaarenf)dtibIcr, spu§= l)dnbicr, 9J?obifl. MILLINERY, s. btc ^Pufe^itbluiig; bcr ^Piifebaiibcl, $u^!rain; bte 2JJobe= ober ?J3ii§waaren. MILLION, s. 1. bie 33^itItoit; 2. codeine gvo^e iKeitge. MILLIONTH, adj. bc'r je^u^itnberttau= fetibfte. MILLREAS, MiLLREEs, s. pi. 2JJtIIcrceS : 1000 Si((S. MiLT.s. bie SUJilcf) ber 5ifc^c; gjlilj ; — wort, — waste, iaS SDiiljsfraut, bic SJiiljlintrj {JtspUnium — L). To MILT, V. a. laic^ett, (bcnSIogen ber fticiblit^en Sifrfce) befritditcii. MILTER, s. ber 33Jifc^er, SJtlrfjiier. MIME. s. 1. bie^poffe; 2. bcraJJimifcr. MIMESIS, s. bte ^^ac^dffiiug (ber @e= berbeit). MIMETIC, adj. Tiacf)al)meiib. MIMIC 1 1, mij. mti]itrc&, MIMICAL (adv. — ly), $ II. .<,. 1. WIU iiiif ; ber ©(^aiifpietcr ; SJiiniifer, ©cbcrbeitmat^cr; Oladidffer, 5}>pffeit= inadjcr ; 2. fclayifd)C ?llaciia\)mn: To MIMIC, V. a. ©cbcrbett iiacftiiiac^en, itacbafjmeit, itadjdffeti; ^offen ma; rt)eit. MIMICRY, s. bte SJJad;afferei, ba3 ®e= berbeniiiad)en. MiMOGRAPHER, s. ber ^Poffenfptelc ft^reibt, 5Poffenfc^reiber. MINACIOUS, adj. soUcr 2)ro|iingeit, brobenb. MINACITY, s. ba§ 35robenbe, bie ^tu guitg sum 2)rof)eti (m. ii.). MINARET, s. ber 3J?tnaret. MINATORY, adj. bvobcilb. To MINCE, V. .a. 1. flcill bntfcu, flcilt fd^neibeit; 2. ^5-. »erfleinevn ; 3. et= \v, It. f, n>.); II. V. i. fid) jierca 2. trippeln, leifc aitftrcteii. MINCINGLY nda. tit flcinctl Stiicfeit fig-, itur Dbenbtn; gejiert. MIND, s. 1. baS ©cmiitb, ber Stnii bic ct§ felbft nid)t, roaS fie mill ; I have a (great) — , td) b^be (gro^C) Sujl ; to call to — (or to put in — ol ...), eritiitcni an .... in (jriuneriiag bvingen, jn ©emiitbe fiibren ; it comes into my — , ."6 fdllt ntircin; it lies upon my — , ,4 licgt iiiir auf bcitt ■ifievjen; time out of — , you unbeuE= lid)en Bfitflt b<^l-'; it win not out of my — . ic^ tann (S utdjt uergeffen. Tu MIND, V. a. 1. mcrfcn, aitfmevfctt, arbteit, becbad)ten; 2. fid) betiimmern nm . .. , ft4) febren (an ctwae), ©crge tragcn fitr . . . , ft(| bcfdjdfttgen mit . . . ; — your own business, bcfltlltmere bid) um beine ©acben ; — me of it, erinnert mid) baran ; i don't — it, te^ inacbc mir nic^t« baratig; never — (it), crivdbne cS uid;t roicber, lajj es gut fel)n; iS mad)t niuits nn§; c« bat nid)tS pi fagen; never — him, hbre btc| ntci)t an ibn; forge fiir ben nid)t, fiir ben ift mir niebt bange; to — one's book, UlS Sucb fcbf n," fort- lefen. MINDED, adj. gcftnnct, gcneigt, SBiU IcnS ; to be — . ?uft l)abeu ; — ness,s, bie ©encigtbcit (bcfonberl in compos). MINDFUL (flrfo. — i,y), adj. 1. ncbtfaiH, forgfdlttg, befltffen ; 2." eingebcnf ; — ness, s. bic 3l(t)tfamfeit, 53epiffenbcii. MINDLESS, adj. 1. unat^tfam, fprgIo« ; 2. uncingebcnf; 3. ycrftanbcslo^, geiftloS, bumm ; lie is — of it, er benftniii)t baran ; ac^tetnid)t barauf. MINE, jn-on. pass. Utetn, bcr, bic, bOJI meinc, ober meinigc; bie 2}^einigcn, or SlJeincn ; a friend of — , ciitcr mci- ner 5-f"llbe ; those books are — , iiClS ^itb meinc iMid)er ; ho gave his life to preserve — , er opftrtc fciu ^cbcn, um bas meinc ju erbalten. MINE, s. bie ©tube, baJ Si^crgwevf, bic 3)Jine: —action, JDcr ,!i?ii);" (ilntbctl an eincin sBcrgtiierfi'unterncbnicn) ; — man (— digger), bcv SBcrgmann, ,§duer; — pit, bie Qrjgrube. To MINE, V. a. -^i- n. grabcu, mintren; untergraben (auc^ fijr.), nntcrbiJblen, ©prcnggrdben maci)ett. MINER, s. ber 33erginann, 33crgtnap« pc, ajJinirer. MINERAL, I. s. bnS 2)2inerat ; II. adj. niineralif^; — coal, btc Steinfoble; — kingdom, baS a}?incralreid); — mummy, ^crgbalfant yom ,ftau!afu8 ; — waters, pi. miucralifdjc aBaffcr, ©efitnbbrunnen. MiNERALiST, s. bcr 3J?incralDg, (Eiv funbige. MINERALOGICAL (adv. — ly), adj. mi' ncralogifd). MINERALOGIST s. bcr 3JJineraIog. (Srsfunbige. MINERALOGY, s. bic Sltucralogte. SOJinevalienfiinbe. To MINGLE. V. I. a. 1. inifcbcit, iH-vml" MINO fdien, mciigcit; il. n. ftc^ in tiwaS mtfdlClt ; to — into society, ill (5)efcU= fcbiift gf ^en. yiNGLEDLY, adv. »crwirvf; I}ie Itttb ba. .MiXGLER, .9. bci- 3Jitfc^enbc, aSennts fdjenbe^it. f. w. MINIARD, adj. faitff, jarf, sartlt^ (». ii.). To MINIARUIZE, v. a. faiift mac^eit. 7b MINIATK, v. a. XOti) fcirbcit, Votdcrt. MINIATURE, s. I. bte SOJtntatur, ^li- iitatuvmakrei ; ba« aJHittatuvgemal: be; 2. bcrrot^e Suc^flabc. iliNlKiN, I. a-ij. njiitstj ; fct)r ikin ; It. ». 1. bie 3umjfci-nnabc[, ei-itc 3ti't flet= 3cr Sttcfnabeln ; 2. mjt bie winsigc >}}frfon. MINIM, «. 1. ber Jlittv^)S, 3wcrg; 2. .v«s. r. bie 5albe Si^actuotc obev fogcs nai.tnk weifJc ?Jote ; 3. etne 2lt:tgvatt= ci«caner. MINIMUM, s. HS mdn^e, ©cn'ngftf, aScnigfh, bie iitebrigfie3'if)'. bcc ntc= bctijfte &afe, (^tctSj; JiiaHt. r. eitt Jtlcinftel MINIMUM*, s. ba§ fcl)r flctne Sing, tcr ficinc Jlniriis. MINING, s. bag 3)Jiuircrt, Untcrgrabett; — association, bcr 33crgiverflocrctit ; — town, bif Seri]ftabt. MINI0N,.5 1. bcr iiebliriii, Oiinfiliitg; bas (Sci)afec{)cu; 2. Typ. t. bie J)Jetit <=(S4)rift). MINIONING, s. bie jiutltc^e 93e^anb= lung. MiNiojTLiKE, ) ofl!;. ocvsartelnb ; nicb:= MtNlONLY, 5 licft; affrctivt. 'MiNIONSFliP.s.bieiJicbfofuug.ScIjmcts 4)flct; bas 5aiJonteittl)um. WlNious, afL\iSTRANT, adj. bieneub, bienfibar. MINISTRATION, s. i. bcr Sicnft, bag 9lmt; bie .ganbrcic^uug, 5Kitiinr= lung ; 9iufnjartuug ; 2. baS ,«;ii-d)ert= amt, bie ySerwattung id Jiiic{)cn= bieitfles. MINISTRIES, s. bie 33ert{)ei(erinit. MINISTRY, s. 1. bcr Sienft, ba« 2lnit; 2. (gef(i)dff, bie g)?itwirfuna; 3. ba« ^Isrebigcramt ; 4. 33iiniftcr'mni, bie SPJiniftcr. MINIUM, s. ber gjJennig ; — native, natiivli(tc« rotl)c8 sDIeiorDb, 33lct= ©iipcron)b. aiNK-SKiNS, s. pi. anicrifattifc&e 2Bie= felfelie. MINNOW (MiNow), s. bie (Slrifee, eib= rtfe, ber 58ittcrftf4). MINOR, I. flrf/. 1. ffctner; geringer; wcniflcr ; f Icin, unbebeutcnb ; 2. min= berja^^rig, unmiinbig, minorenn; li. ». I. L. r. ber ober bie Unmiinbige ; LogT.in mimx, Utiterfal}; 3. Jl/«^^ T. aKoU ; i. minmt ; — key. Mas. MIRK T. tie »etd)e 5;pnarf, bcr aJZo(I=3;on ; Asia — , J?(ein(iftcn. MiNORATioN, s. bie SScrffcinevung, aSevringerung. MINORITE, s. ber aJZinorit (3lrt (5van= jisfaner). MINORITY, s. 1. L. T. bie 2JJinbciia6; rigfeit, Unmiinbigfeit; 2. !(cincre 3(n5a{)l; SDJinbcr^eit bcr (aSat)U) ©ttnimen. MINOTAUR, s. ber 5r?inptnur. MINSTER, «. J. bas iUfiinfter; bie .giaitotfirc^e; 2. ciite gei|tlid)e a3rii= berfc^aft. MINSTREL, s. bcr 9JJiiincfangcr, a3ar= be; iOhtftfant, ©pieinunn." MINSTRELSY, s I. bie i2angcrfd»aft; 2}Juftf ; ber sBarbcngefang ; 2. (5f)or. MINT, s. 1, bie (Jtraiife=) m\\v.\t (Mentha — /..) ; garden — , bie ja^mc DJiiinje, ©artcumiinje; —drops, pi. 5I3fcifcrmiiti5fiid)cId)cn; 2. T. bie ajjiinje, bit« aJJiiujgebaubc j — man, ber 3JJiinser; —master, 3Jiun}mti= fter. To MINT, V. a. imlnjcn, ®elb fcfilngen, prcigcn ; ji^. crftnbcn, fdjmicbcn. MINTAGE, s. bas aJZiinjcn; geprdgte ®elb ; bie a)liin5gcbiit;r, bcr ©c^lflg= fdjae. M[NTER,s.bcr 3}Jiinjcr; ^n-.grftnbcr. MINUET, s. bie aiJcnnct. MINUTE (adv. — ly), adj. 1. ![ein, nn: bcbcutcub, njinjig ; 2. ^aarflein, gc= nan ; — tithes, pi. Ij. t. bcr f Icme Bffefitte. MINUTE, s. 1. bie gjfiniite; 2. ber crfle (Sntwurf, 9(ntT-i&, bal Soncept; 3. Mat. T. bie gjjinittc, ber fcd)sigfte Sl^eil eincS ®rabeS; to make a — of..., anmerfen, yormerfen, aufnoti= rcn; — .s,y/. baS protocol! ; — book, bie Jlfabbe; ba« aJJerfbiif^, ytoiii-- bud), bie ^fiotijtafel, 9(gcnba ; —glass, bie 9}iinuten=Sanbn^r; — hand, ber aJfinutcnjcigcr; — watch, bie 2}Ji= nntenuftr. To MINUTE [or To JIinxte down), v. a. fiirjlid) (fliid)ttg) entwcrfen, rtuffcfeen, ticinerfen, uerjeichnen, niifnotiren, Bormerfen. MINUTELY, adj. & adv. 1. jcbc Wxm- tc, minutenwcife, 't5, bic ?JJenfd)enf^ca. MISAPPLICATION, s. bte «nred)te 9ln= wenbung, ber »crtc()rte ©ebrtiuc^. To MISAPPLY. «. a. scrfebvt rtmuen= bfit, uurec^t beaten, falfd) braud)en. To MIS.iPPREHEND, v. a. migycrftc^ })en. MISAPPREHENSION, s. bcr 2)iipycrj fianb, ba8 9JZig»erftdnbnt9. To MISASCRIBE, v. a. fdlfdllid), UU- reii)t jnfdjrcibcn. To MISASSIGN, v. a. irrig sucignen, ir^ rig nacftnjcifen. To MiSAiTEND, v. a. wcnig bcritcfftc^: tigcn, uernad)ldf|tgcn. To MISUECOME, v. Jr. n. I'ibcl aiX^t' hcu, uiiau|1rtnbig fcijn, fic^ nid)t fd)trfen. MISBECOMINGNESS. s. bic UnjiciU^ lid)feit, Unanftdubigfeit. MISBEGOT, I part. adj. «nrec^t= MISBEGOTTEN, ) mdjjig gejcugt, uu= c^elic^. To MISBEHAVE, v. n. fl^ fc^(ed)t bc= trogcn. MISBEHAVED, adj. ungcjogen. MISBEHAVIOUR, s. bus iiblc a3er^a(= ten, bie Ungcjogcnhcit, Uuart. MISBELIEF, s. bcr Srrglaubc, falfd)c ©laube. To MISBELIEVE, v. n. fiilf^ gtauben, irren. MISBELIEVER, s. bcr 3rrgldiibige, i)Ji9gfdubige. Jo MISBESEEM, v. a. itbel anflef)en, nict)t gcjicmen. To MISBESTOW, r.a.unrici^tig ocrt^cts Icn. MISBORN, adj. jum Itrtglitcf geboren. To MISCALL, To Misoal, v. a. falfcft nciincn, nnrec^tbeneniten; cincu^Bci^ naincn gcbcii. To MISCALCULATE, v. a. cilicn 3tec^^ nuuggfet)lcr bcgef)en, falfr^ rer^ueu fid) ucrredtnen, irren. MiscALCUL.\TioN, s. bic aSeiTCfbunng bcr 9ied;nunggfct)ler. msc.\RRIAGE, 5. 1. bag aj;it5»crf)al- ten, aSergef)en ; ber iiblc '.JluSgana, 'JGl MISD MISI MISP ge^Ud)Ia8 ; 2. bie mUihnt; 3.ba« Srreiniiftii, aScrloveiigcoeit (ber SQxit- ff, u. f. w.). To MiscARUY, V. v. 1. miuft'iigcn, fe^l fc|)lagen, fetil gcfKit, oeniiigliicfcn, fc^eitcvii; 2. afcorttvcn, fe^lgebareit; the letter miscarried, bet Svtef gtlig ucrlprcil ; the ship miscarried, bdS ©c^iff fci)eitevte. To MISCAST, K. a. fill fc^ tfC^liert, ftd) »encc^ucn. MISCELLANARIAN, 1. adj. (lUf ctVUaS ^crmifc^teg ftc^ bc5tc{)eiib : n. s. b«r aScrfaffcr ucrmifcJjtcr 3luffafee. MISCELLANE, s, ba« iKifcbfpnt. MISCELLANEOUS, adj. Qimi\^t, yer= mifc^t; — ness, s.ba§33ennt|"d)te; bie aJJifc^ung. MISCELLANY, s. iaS @emtf^ ; mis- cellanies, y. bie 9)JifceIInnceit, a}Ji«= ceflcii ; vennifrfite ©c^viften, »ev= iutf(^tc Sluffiifee. MISCHANCE, s. ber Unfafl, Diterflrt^, ba8 Uitgliul 7'« MISCHARGE, ?). a. M. E. tlUvi^tig bcrec|)ucn, falfc^ ciiitvageii. MiscHAiiGE, s. J\i. E bci- falfc^ ciiige= tvageiie ipojien. MISCHIEF, s. baS lln'^eil,UngIii(f. 335= fe, berUnfug; SAaben (au8 aSo^= :^ctt angcridj'tct), ?Jac^tl;etl ; — lov- ing, fiiMbenfvof; ; — maker, ber Uii= |eilfliftcr, UiigliiSs^ifter, grieben«= tti3ver ; — mailing, ".mljeilftiftcub, yn= leilbvingeub. To MISCHIEF. V. a. benacfcf^ciligeit, ©(^flben jufiigen, Unf)eil fliffcii, MISCHIEVOUS (adv. — i.y), adj. l.liacfci t^eilig, fcbiiblid); ycvberbiic^ ; 2. fc^abenfrob, bcilioS, bpsb^ff ; — no.ss, s. 1. bie iTiac^tbeiligfeit, Sd)ablic^= fett, SSerberblichfcit; 2. ^oS^eit. MiSHNA.s. (bcbr.) btc2)?ifd)nen. MiSDESERT, s. baS a2evgel;cn, bie ©cinlb. MISDEVOTION, s. bte Slnbadjtelei (W. it.). To MISDIRECT, v. a. 1. fc^lecfet Uttett. irre leiten, yerfiibren; 2. (eincn 53rief) falfc^ abrefftren. To MISDISTINGUISH, v. a. falfc^ «n= terfcbeibcn. To MiSDO, D. a.Unre^t t^un, fe^Icn, ftc^ yerge^en. MISDOER, a. ber 2}Jtffet^atcr, g3erl»re= c^er. To MISEMPLOY, v.a. iibel attttjenben, migbraud)cn. MISEMPLOVMENT, s. ber SCJip^ brand). MISENTRY, s. bie falfc^e Sintragung (in b:c 33:id)er, n. f. to.). MISER, s. ber @etj;^al«, large Silj, Jtnider. MISERABLE (adv. — ly), adj. clenb, ungliicflifb. jammerlid), erbcirmlid) ; ycrac^tlid) ; —ness, s. ba§ (Slcub; bie 6rbdrmlid)teit, MISERY, s. bas @lenb, ber Sammer, bie ^lot^ ; baS Ungliid To MISESTIMATE, u. a. mi^ad)ten. To MISFALL, v. a. (nngliidlid;) befal= len. MISFARE, s. ba« Ungliicf, ber Unfall. To MISFASHION, v. n. mi^bilben, yer= unftalten, yerf^neitcn, yerberben. MISFEASANCE, s. Z-. T. bie Uebertrc= tnng, ba» 93erge^en. 7'o MiSFORM, V. a. yevunfialten. MISFORTUNE, s. ba« Uugliicf, 2)Jipge= f4)i.l MISFORTUNED, afy.ungliitflid). To MISGIVE, V. a. Hiit 3iyeifct erfiit= len, Sbfes sorbebeuten, nljiicn; my mind — s me, tS a^net niir, id; evbau= ge ; misgiven, gea^uet. MISGOTTEN, adj. biirc^ Itnrecf)! cnyor= ben, crbalten, crfc^l:d)en. To MISGOVERN, v. a. fd)lecf)t regicren, iibel yermalten. MISGOVERNANCE, s. bie iible ?et= tnng, Unorbnnng, yerfebrte 5Be[}anb= Inng. MISGOVERNMENT, s. bie fd)lcd)te91e= giernng, iible SSerroattnng ; 2. Unrc= gelmdBigfcit, ba« iible Syh'baUen, bie yinSfd)njcifnng. To MISGRAFF, v. a. intgtmvfen. To MISGROUND, v.a. falfc^ begriiiibeit, trrig griinbcn. 'MISGUIDANCE, s. bic 9JIiplei(ung, 93er= leitnng ; falfc^e 9Jic^tnng. To MISGUIDE, V. a. nupleiten, yerlei= ten, trve fiibren. MISHAP, s ber Unfall, ba« Ungliicf. To MiSHAPPEN, v. n. nngliicflic^er 2Beife gefdje^en, fe^l fd)lagen. To MISHEAR, v. ir. a. niiOboreii, falfc^ bbren, yerbiJren. To MisiMPROVE, f. a. fd)led)t yerbef= fern, yerfd)linintern, fcbl«f^t ann)en= ben. MisiMPROVEMENT, s. btc fc^lec^te aScrbcffcrung, 33erfdilimmevung. 7V7 ivusiNFER, 1). a. tivig, falfd) fc^lie= %f\\ ober folgern. 7'o MISINFORM, v. n. falfd) bevid)ten ; burc^ falfc^c 5*evid)te taufd)en. MISINFORMATION, s. ber falfd;e 33e= rtd)t, bie falfd)e Silac^rid^t. MisiNFORMER, s. ber Sc^mtebcr faU fc^er ^Jiat^ridjten. 7'o MISINSTRUCT, v. a. falfd) bfle^. ren ; pi einem yerfetjiten ^wuit le^# ren. MisiNSTRUCTiON, s. bie falfc^e SSe* rnng. MIS1NTELLINGENCE,.9. 1. bet fftlfd^C SBeric^t, bie falft^e 9Jad)ric^t; 2. bal Sti^yerfldnbnii To MISINTERPRET, v. a. falfc^ n««lei gen, mi^benten. MISINTERPRETATION, s. bie falfd>« 5In«legung, 3)?ifJbeut«ng. MISINTERPRETER, s. bev falf^e 5IuS= leger, 3)Ji9benter. To MISJOIN, ». a. f(|led)t ober Mnge= fd)idt yevbinben. To MIS.1UDGE, v. a. (?• n. falfcfc «rtl)ci« len, tin 3rrtb«me feDn. MISJUDGMENT, boiJ falfc^e, Krtrtd)tt- ge Urtt)etl, bie nngcred)te (Sntfc^et^ bung. MiSKiN, s.bie fleine Sadfvfcife. To MISKJNDLE, v. a. juui SSyfcn ent* flanimcn ; anfi)e^en. 7'o MISLAY, V. ir. a. unred;t Icgei! ; yerlegen ; to — upon . . , mit Unvecfet fd)ieben «uf.., onbtt^teu (einem etiy«S). MiSLAYER, fi. ber ttwai nnrettit legt, oerlegt. 7'o MiSLE, V. n. fpriiben, fein regncn. 7'o MISLEAD, v. (V. o. niipleittu, oer* leiten, »erfiil)rcn. MISLEADER, ,s-. ber 9?evfiibrer. MISLIKE, s. bie iDHjibtUtgung ; 2lb> neignng. To MISLIKE, ij. 7!. mfSbilltgen; md)l' iniigcn ; fetnen (5)ffa!len baben (nn). M1SLIKER,«. ber ajiipbilligcr, 3:abUt. MISLUCK, .•!. bciS Uiigliiif. MiSLY, adj. feiu rfgu'enb. To MISMANAGE, v. a. iibel ytrwolleit f^Iec^t bef)anbetn. MISMANAGEMENT, .crad)tung; 2. I.. T. ba« 93frbred)cn. MiSPROCEEDING, s. ba§ itblc SStr* balten. To MISPROFESS, r. a. ftd) cine .JtuufJ fdlfd;licfe anmu^tn. INIISS MISU MNEM Ta MISPRONOUNCE, v. I. n. Itliric^ttg fpvcrf)cn ; II. a. fd)Ic^t au§f^)rc(tcn. JIISPRONUNCIATION, s. bte U1U'!C^= tic^t, fd)lcct)te 51uSfprac^e. 7'«MISPROPORTIOi\, v. a. »Cl-{)attntp= tuibrig ctiti-icfcten. MisauoTATioN, s. bit falfi^c 3ln= TV" MISQUOTE, v. a. (Sc^riftjlcITeu) fitlfc^ anful)rcn. Til MISRATE, V. a. fa(f^ fd>i^c:t. MISRECITAL, s. Hv falfcbc syei-tc^t, n MSRECITE, c. a. utircc^t ^ctfageii, falff^ aiu]cben. r« MISRKJKOX, V. a. falf^ rcc^neit, ft(f) oeri-cc^iicu. TV MISRELATE, ». a. UttVic^ttg CVja^^ {cii, falfct) bcfd^rctbcn, MiSRELATiON, s. hit falf^e @rsa[;= luitij. To MISREMEMBER, c. a. T}^ falfc^ er= tnncrit, tiiteii ©cbac^tnipfc^lcc bcge= {)ca, fic^ trreii. To MISREPORT, v. a. filtfc^ 6crtct)tfn. MISREPORT, s. bet falfc^e SBcrtc^t. To MISREPRESENT, v. a. falfc^ yor= ibanbcln. To MisvoucH, V. a. falfd) {bc)jeugen. To MISWED, V. a. iitif t)eiratf)eii. To MfSWRiTE, V. a. falfd) fdjrcibcn. fid) serfc^rciben. MISY (or Missy), s. iaS 'SJli\\)r bcr gclbe 5Uramentftetn. MI.SZEALOUS, adj. auf cine irrige 5lrt fifi-ig. MITE, s. 1. bte gjJilbe, SJJietbf; ber SBiebcl, j?ornnjurm ; 2. .§cUer, Sc^crf; 3. bag Smanjigflcl eiitefl ®rane8; 4. bie Jllcinigfcit. MlTELLA, s. bic 53ifc^of!Smiifec (MdelU — L.) MITER, vid. Mitre. MITHRIDATE, s. Med. T. bcr WliW'- bat ; — • mustard, bcr 33aiiernfcn| {Thiaspi — L.); bic wilbc Jtrcffe (Iberis — Z,.). MITIGABLE, adj. ju linbcrn. MITIGANT, adj. littbcmb, niilbcrnb. To MITIGATE, v. a. liiibcrn, milbcm, crletd>tc.rn, erweid)cn. MITIGATION, .?. bie Sinberiing, 2JhU berung, @rleid;tcrnng, @r»uctd)ung. MITIGATIVE, adj. linbcmb, crlci^^ tcrub. MITIGATOR, s. bcr SPcrubigcr. MITRE, .9. 1. ber ^auptfd)mntf, bit Sifd)pf«mii^c, 3iifiil. bcr 91bt«^ut ; 2. T. SBinfcl non 43 ®rab ; 3.fg. bic 2Biirbe eincS 53ifd)ofg. MITRED, adj. 1. iufuHrt, iiiit cinct a3ifd)of«mii^c ; 2. in Soriit einer Si8i= f(^of«mii^e. MITTENS, .9. pi. bie .^anbfc^u^c o^ne ginger (fiir5?amen), ^Peljbanbf^ube, ,Klapv^anbfd)ul)e. MITTIMUS, s. L. T. 1. bcr riditcrlic^t 33cfcl)l jur iJlufnabnie cineS ajcrbrc= (iberS in baS ©cfannni^ ; a3erf)aft«= bcfcf)l; 2. ber Scfc'bl S«r 9Ictcnw= fenbung (»on einein ®cric^t«^of an cinen anbern). MITY, adj. milbig, micf&ig, mtcltg. To MIX, V. T. n. mifdtcn, verntif d)cn, mtngen, uerfe^cn (— with, luit) ; oerwirrcn, burcl)einanbcr mengen ; mixed action, L. T. bie geniifd)tcn .ftlagcn, jugleid) binglidje' unb per- fiMilic^e 5)icd)te tetvcffcnb ; mixed wheat, M. E buntcr (gcmifc^tcf) SBcijcn; ir. ji. ftct) mifd)cn, ocrniifdjt werbcn. MiXEN, 5. bcr 2JJif{f)anfcn, bie Wi^^ grube. MIXER, s. ber 2)?ifc^cr. MIXTILINEAR, adj. (iwi {\)<:\\i gcrabcu tbcils frummcn ?inicn bcftebc'nb. MIXTION, s. bic (gScr=)mifd»ii«fl- MiXTLY, adu. gcmifdit, »crmifd)t. MIXTURE, .9. 1. bie gjJifc^ung, a>cirtur. ba« ®emifd) ; 2. SBftgemifd)te ; mix tures. pi. gcfprenfelteg,' mclirte« 2;hc^. MIZMAZE, .9. ba« ©ereinbe, Sabyrintl), ber Srrgang. MizzEN, s. k. T-s. bcr a3cfanmaft ; ba« a3efanfcgcl ; — bowlines, ;>/. bic !}?ig. Votten ; — mast, fccr 5^cfauma)i ; — (stay) sail, bas 5Bcfan=(@tag=)SegeI ; — slirouds. bie 33cfanioanb; — stay, ba§ Sefanfiag; — topgaiiant-mast, tie 53efanbraniftciige ; — topgaliant-sail, ba§ obcrfte SBramfcgel ; — topmast, bie Jtrcusftcngc; — top-sail, ba3 iBvanifcgcl ; — top-stay-sail, ba8 iU-aniftagfegel ; — yard, bie SBefattraa. To MIZZLE, V. V. vid. Misr.E. Mizzv, s bcr (Sum»)f, 2)?ovaft. MNEMONIC, adj. bic ®ebad^tni§fHnn bctlfffcnb; mnemonics, .1. ;;}. btC ®C' bac^tnipfunfl, sDhicmonif. 2r,3 MOCK MODU MOLL To MOAN, V. 1. n. wtijUai^m, wittfcln. ri. a. bcflaijcii, bctraucrn. MOAiV, ii. inc aScIjIla^c, baS %(d)itn, aBiiifctit. MOANFUL ((wfo.— ly), adj. WCl)fIageub, ffitglic^. MOAT, s. ber aBaffergrabeit, ®ratcn, ®c&lop= ober Sfftuugggvabcn. 7'f MOAT, V. a. mit ctiiem (3cftuugl=) ©vabeit umgeben. MOB, s. 1. bcv iUU'cf, $i.ibeI6aiife; bn« gcinetiie SSolt; ©cftiibcl; 2. btc Iav= mcnbe aJotte; 3. — , (o»- — cap), cie To MOB, V. a. 1. bcv SBut^ bc§ 5)Jubel« $rct« g&beit, mtpfjaubcln, qualen ; 2. »cr^ulkti. MOBBISH (ado. -r-L\), adj. VobfIf)aft; aufnibvcrifd) ; wilJi, grbb. MOBILE. .^. 1. ba« bc>veglicf)e Sing; 2. bcv 5pijOcl, grope ^aitfc, bas @c= ftnbcl. MOBIUTV, .c. 1. bie 93cnjfglic^feit; 2. Sctjfiibigfett; 3. Bliidnigfett, bcv Unbeflaiib ; 4. cunt, bcv Spobcl, gvo^e ^aufc. MOCCASINS, s. i>i. (bet belt tiorbamc= vtEantfci)eti 3iibianent) (ocvjievte) (Sc^it^e »oii SBilblcbcv. RiocHA-STONE, s. bcv 3)?ocI;aflctn (bitntc 2lit)at). To MOCK, r. a. .<;• 71. 1. fpOttCU, UCV^ fi)ottett, bbb'tcii/ Sill" @elaci;ter iita= •icii, ttcSctt; 2. itacbfpottctt, nadi- .iffeit ; 3. taiifcf)f n, affcit. ..loclv, I. s. 1. bcv gpott, .*3o^n, (btt= tcre) ©c^cvj, baS ©efpLitt; 2. bie 9lad)affuiig ; to make a — of, fciiieti Spftt mit etiiMS trcibcn; II. mij. itac^gemadjt, falfd;, iiitcd)t, niiv fctjcinbav ; —bidders, bic ill ^^liictioiicit 3Jlitbictenbcn, um belt i?veis ju cv= \)U)Ctt; —bird, bic ©pottbvoffcl ; — citizen, bev Sci)cillbiivgcV; — doctor, bcv Dliacffalbcv ; — drama, ba§ iplI^J^ peufptel, i)Jav[pttctteufvtc[; — en- gagement, biiS ed)ciiigcferf)t; — figiit, bie ©piegclfcdjtcvet ; — king, bcv (Sc|)ciitfijuig, Jtavtciifliiiig ; — lead (—ore), ba» Jlii^etterj!, bie SSIettbc; — moon, bcv SliebeillllOltb ; — orange, bev fpanifrt)e ,§olIuiibcv (p/uiaUdphus — U; — play, bilS fabvifc^e !i;uft= . fpiel ; — poem, baS Spottgcbic^t ; — praise, ba§ fatpvtfdie ?ob, bie 3ro= nic ; — privet, bie ©teinlinbc [Pki/iy- rea — L.) ; — prophet, bcv falfrf;e ^VOp^Ct; —quilting, bCV 4?'l!bpi(JUC mtit lofcu S'libeit) ; — rain, bev Sci[)ctii= rcgen ; — reasoning, bcv 5Ibcnut^, baS (Srf)ma^cn in bcit Xa.a, tjiiiviii ; — romance, bcv fatiirifc^c, foinifd)c ^Womnii ; — satin, fc^inalev, wpllencr Samaft ; — sJiade, bev laitge Sc^at^ ten, bic iJIbciibjeit; — song, bflS fva= nefiivte @cbtd)t; — sovereign, bcv ©c^eiti^crvfitev ; — style, bic biir= Ic«fe (Sc^vcibavt; — tlmv, ba3 ttiti)t antjaltcnbc 2;i)au>i5cttev ; — trial, ba« 3lftev»evbijr ; — turtle, cine awi .Ralb«fopf bercitete Suppc, aiif 9lvt bev (Sc^ilcfrijteufuppe ; — velvet, bcv Svippfammct ; — visit, bev f. MOIDORE, s. bev a)ioibOV. MOIETY, s. bie .§dlfte, bet (f)albe) 3:;beil, bie (I)albc) J^bciluug. To MOIL, I). I. n. fi(^ placfen, fti^ pla= gen; n. a. 1. abmatten, qudleit; 2. mit Jlotb bcfiibeln, bcfc^mutjeu, im Jlotbe ftfdcu (nj. ii.). MOIST, aiij. fcuc^t, naj! ; — sugar, bev ,$tod)5Ucfcr, Savinajucfer. To MOISTEN, V. a..fciid;tcn, bcfcu^- ten, ndffcu, iiap iiiad;cn. MOISTENER, .9. ber 4iefciid;ter, bet (bie, baJ) genc^tenbe, t)iaffenbc. MOISTFUL, adj. »oIl ^3Jdffc. MOISTNESS, s. bie Scitd}ttgfcit. MOISTURE, .9. bie genc^tigfeit, 9Jd|Tt MOLiUi, adj. jennalmciib ; ]nal)lcub ; — teeth, ;;/. bic ^arfcnjdbitc. MOLASSES, s. pi. b£r (fliifftge) 3iicfer=: fafe, (3iicfcv=) i&i;vup ; — spirit, (2i)vupbraiintwetn. MOLD, To MoLDER, vid. Mould, Ta MOULDKH. MOLDAVIA, s. bie 2)JoIbait. MOLDAVIAN, I. adj. molbautfd); II. s. bcv Sliolbauev. MOLDWARP, vid. Mouldwarp, lintCJ Mould. MOLE, s. 1. ba8 iUJaal, 2)Jutfevinoa'. ; 2. bag aj^oiibfalb; 3. bcv 3}iaul= antrf; 4. ber iSteir.baiiiin, 2iJebv= banim, .<3afeiibamm, bic .g^afeiiwanb, ba« ^ijf; bic aihilie, ber ^JJJdo ; — hat (— biite), bcr Jiiuinpfifc^, 93Jiibl= ficinfifcb; — ca.st, vid. — hill; — eyed, £D?auImnrf«augen |)abcnb, bliub ; — hill, ber i)Jiauh»urf6l)a»= fen ; to make a mountain of a — hill, 'prov. c<\\i ciiicv SDJiicfe eineu (Slea pbantcu mad;en ; — catcher, bet 2}|aulmiirf6fdui]cc; — cowry, bet ?DJauhVUrf, 2)iolI (CypriBa ta'pa) : — cricket, bteSScrre, 2Jiaiilanu-f«gviltc, 2Berl (Oryllus grylloUOpn) ; — rat, bit 3JJauliintrf§man3, 3fJeitman§ ; — skin, cine %\i baiiimvoUencr aBcficn= jcug, mit erbabcneit Stippcn con fei= Iter' fpanifd)cv iBoIlc; — track, bev 3JJaulwurfggaiig ; — warp, bet 3JJanIwuvf. MOLECULE, s- ba« 5Uoin. To MOLEST, V. a. bcfc^mcvlid) fafkn, beldjligcn, beunrubtgcn, Uugctegcn* ^ett, 93crbrujj mac^cit. MOLESTATION, «. bic 2.^f Idfttguttg ; (Stiirung, baS .C"»inbcrniB ; bie 53es fdjincibe, Ungelcgcubcit, bcv S3ev= brufj. MOT,ESTER, s. bcv QScldfttgcv, Ucbev* Idfiige, Storev. MOLESTFUL, adj. Idfiig, bcfdjtucvltcf^, MOLINIST, s. bei- aJJplinitl. MOLLiENT, adj. cvmciiteiib, mttbcmb MOLLIFIABLT-:, adj. erw)cid)bar. MOLLIFICATION, s. lit. ), MOLYBDATE, s. — of lead. ba§ flelk Sleici'j, iHoli)bbaitfaure >BWi, ber gcU be SBleifpatt), ba§ syietijclb. MOLYBDEN, ^ s. bas SBafferbkf ; MOLYBDENA, J — ochre, bCV 2DJo= lnbbait= obec 2Saffevblctoct)cv ; — silver, (ailC^ molybdjc-silver), bcr ^(U luvmtSiuutb, has 2Baffcrblci= obei: 33Jol9bbdiit"tlbcr. MOME, s. bcr Summfovf; a^' yogcl. MOMENT, s. I. bcr 5lugciibitie, M Mon\^ti)um§. Tn MONARCIIl'/.E, v. n. (,■ a. 1. belt 2l2ouavd)cn fptelcit, ciiictt a}iouar= c^ieu vorftetteit ; allciit bcrrfdjcii ; re- gicrcii ; 2. tii cine SUJouarc^tc !)er= xcaubcln. MONARCHY, s. bic aJIoiiarf^ic, 5lIIctn= {)errfd)aft ; ba3 9?ctd). MONASTERY, *. 6a« Jtloflcr. MONASTICAL {adv. — ly), adj. IVi^tX- ltd). MONASTIC L adj. HbflcrltC^J IL *. bcr 3)toii4. MONDAY, s. bcr 9}Joutag ; saint — , bcr blaue SJJoiitag. MONDE, s. bie aBcitfugel, bcr Slcic^^^ apfd. MONETARY, adj. fid) nitf @clb (=(Sa= c^eu) bejic^cnb, in ®c(b bcfle^ciib. MONEY, s. baS @clb ; — down, (— out of iiand\ bitrtr bcja()Uc« ©clb, tu @ctb fOi3tcid) bcjafjlt ; ready — , baar ®clb ; — in cash, uorrdtbigcs (baa= rc^) @elb ; to be out of—, ficfi auS= gcgcbcn l)abcn; to keep out of — , mtt bcr Babfi'iig l)iiibaltcn ; to make — , etwaS ju ®clb madjcit ; ®clb er= tucrbcn, gcaiiniicii ; — of account, bic 3JcC^UUUgSmiiltJC ; and the kini; for my — , vuig. id) lobe mir bcii Jtotiig ; — bas, bcr ©clbbeutcl ; — balance, fete ®ci(b)vagc ; — hiii, bie ©clbbill (Sclbbcmilliguiig fiir bcit J?ouig) ; — box, baS ©clbfdjlc^Cll; —broker, bcr ©clbnidflcr; — changer, bcr @clbn?cd)^lcr; — concerns ( — mat- ters), ©clliangclcgen^citeu; — lender, bcr Oclbocrlci^cr ; — making, ©cibcrmevbcnb ; bcr ©elbcrwerb ; — matter, bic ®clbfac{)c ; 3icc^itung ; — pack,— picket '•CS ©citparfct, biC ©cibrolic; — pnw." unbcftcd)lic^; — scrivener, bcr ©clbiudtlcr ; — spinner, cine (flciiic) Spiniie, ©liidsfpinne, bent Slbcrglaubeii nad), ©clbempfaug bcbClltCllb ; — trade, — transactions, bcr ®clbf)aubc(, ©clbgcfc^dffc ; Umfalj (5iiifeaiimenbuiig) sou Gapitalicu; — wort, baS $fctiuigfvauf, ®olb= frrtUt {Lysimachia nummidaria — Z. ) ; — 's-worth, ©clbcSnjcvti} ; iaS Qii- n.nimbriiigcube. MONEYED, adj. gclbrcid), ill S3aarcm bcft^cnb ; — men, (JaVitaliftctt. MONEYER, s. 1. bcr aJiiiivcr (». ii.) ; 2. aBec^'Jlcr (w. ii.). MONEYLESS, adj. gclblol, P^tie ®clb. MONGER, s. in compos, bcr Jpcillbfcr, XI. f. »., J. 33. fish — , bcr gifc^^dub= Icr, u. f. xo. MONGREL, I. adj. »0U jWcicrlct 9Irt (gcborcn); jircibcutig; ii. s. bcr ajjcflise, 5DJifd)ling, ^aftarb ; , in compos. — dog, bcr .t^unb uoit ^njcif r= Ici 2lrt, Slcilblitig ; — tongue, bag S}jracl)gcincngc. MONIED, vid. Moneyed. MONIMENT, .?. bag 5)ciitma!. To MONISH, V. a. vid. Admonish. MONISHER, s. vid. Monitor. MONITION, s. bie grinafjiitiitg, (Sr= iiiiicruug ; bcr SBiiif, bie aQarmmg, jtunbc. MONiTiVE, adj. erma^iteiib, jur 2Bar= nuitg biciiciib. MONITOR, s. 1. bcr (Srntafiner, (Sr= iiiiicvcr; SBarncr; 2. Sdjuiauffc^cr. MONITORIAL, adj. JU ciuciit erma^- Iter gcbiJrctib, crma()iicttb, crinitcriib, warucnb ; — instruction, bie aBar= ititiig§Icf)re; — schools, ScffcruiigSi fitulfit, ^Bcffcritiiglanfialtcit. MONITORY, I. adj. crmal)iicfib, cr; titticriib, roavttciib ; n. .<;. bie (Sxmai)- ituitg ; 28arniittg«fc^riff ; — letters, (ftrd^lic^e) G'rinal;iiuitgSfc^rcibcit. MONiTRESS, s. bic aBarncriitit, (Sv- ina^ucrinu. MONK, s bcr Wond) ; Typ. T-s. bcr (Vicdcn 9}Jbltd) ; monks and fdars, bcr 2}ttiibVll(f, 5IUSfcl)ug; pulling of monks, bcr 9J?i)ltd)3fc^lag ; — head, ber ^Brociijabit, bic .^ttttbsblumc (Lrontodon — X.) ; — hood, bic ?JJ6ii{t>8faVVc ; fff.hciS 5Ki.Mtc^Smc- feit ; — 's hood, iaS (Sifcit^iitlciit, bie 3Bplf8t»Urj [Jlconitum — L.) ; bcr CDJcerfrofcp, ScctCllfct (,Lophius pisca- torius — />.) ; — 's rliubarb, bcr 3)?6itc^«i-t)abarbcr {Rmnex— x.) ; — sheet, Typ. T. bcr bliitbc *-8ogcit, 'Mi- fc^ttpbogctt, 9}J5ttd)§bogeit. MONKERY, s. ba« 3)iLind)»wefcit, ^lo= flcrlcbeit, 33JiJitd)«t()unt. MONKEY, s. bcr 2lffe ; Jig. ?OJaitlaffc ; little — , fond, "nai iJIcffc^ett ; to play the — , 5poffcii trciben ; — bezoar. ber 9Iffeiibc5oar ; — 's-bread, ba§ 3lffcit= brob {Mansonia — L); — flower, bic ©aitfclblume; — trick, bie ^offe, tcr Sgiibciiftrcic^. MONKISH, a'lj. lllijltc^ifd), buvcft 3)Ioil= d)e gclcfjrt; — life, ba§ 3Jlijitc|^: lebctt. MOIVOCEROS, .T. bcr ^rrttpfcl), 9lar= ttjall, bic aJIceriiabcl (j/oHorfojiHiOHo- ceros — /,.) . MONOCHORD, s. Mas. T. baJ .§ad= brett; citifaitige fsuflrumcnt; bcr mufifalifcfce BcitmciTcr ; tas iDioiio= c^orbium. MONOCHROiiA, s. bad ctnfa;.3i3e ©a malbe. MONOCHROMATIC, aiij, ctnfarbifl. MONOCULAR, ? ,. .:„';„.:^ MONOCULOUS, \ ''*• ^""'"3'9. MONODiST, s. bcr 2)JonDbic«)c^reib(rt MONODON, s. vid. Monoceros. MONODY, s. bcr ©cfatig fiir cine f)3er« fott alletit, bie 3)?onpbtc. MONOGAMIST, s. bcr 3JJi3iiogami)1. MONOGAMY, s. bic DJJottogamic. MONOGRAM, s. bcr «crfd)lungcite ?Ja> mc, D'tamcuajug ; cine blot' .iu§ iiiiici; obcr (Sontiircu bcftebciit 3fid)uuiig, ciit Uinvig. MONOGRAMMAL, adj. au§ Siuicil ObCt Unirifpen bcftci)citb; in Umriffcii jcicftitcub. MONOGRAPHIC (— al), adj. in llmvif^ feu gc^cidiiict; —picture, baS blOB bitrd) JlUcinlcibeii. MONOPETALOUS, adj. B. T. cillbldttcs rig (»ou ber ^iuinciifroiie). MONOPOLi.ST, \ .«. bcr i!Ulciiif)aiiblcr, MONOPOLIZER, J iOJotlPpolift. To MONOPOLIZE, ». a. ail8fd)Itcf)Iid), (allciu) ail fid) jicbcu, befi^en, ciiu ncbmcii; •JUIciti[)aiibcI trciben. MONOPOLY. .5. bcr 'illlciiil)aubef, baJ aJiPtiPpoI, SSJcoiiPpclium. MONOI-rOTE, s. Gram. T. ba8 SBprt »on uur cincm Kafits. MONasTiCH, s. baS @ebid;t sou cincm ciusigcn SScrfe. MONo'sTROPHlc. adj. xw b^mfclbeit ©i)lbenmaj)e gcfc^riebcn. MONOSYLLABIC, a,lj. ciufilbig. MONOSYLLABLE, s. ba» eiuftlbigi SBprt. MONOSYLLABLED, mlj. ciuftlbig gc» niac^t. MONOTHEISM, s. bcr (5in=®ottgIaube MONOTONE, s. baS (Siittijnige. MONOTONOUS (ac/u. — ly), adj. cin= tiniig, MONOTONY, s. bie ©intiinigleit. MONSOON, s. bcr SUoufoon, ^affat^^ luinb. MONSTER, s. 1. bic gjiifigcburt, ?07if5* gcflalt, baS SBunbcrbiug, Uugef;cucr ; 2. Sd)cufal, bcr Unt)ot6. MONSTROSITY, .i. bic a)JtMcfiaU ; bal Ungei)curc, ®rdplic{)c, 2Bibci-natiir= lic^e. MONSTROUS («(/«.— ly), adj. 1. Wibcr= natiivlid), ungeftalt, nugcbcncr; 2. !o(PlT>it; 3. grd^lid), fd)citt}lid); — ness, s. baS (Svftauiilic^c, Ungcf)curc, Sc^eu^Iict)e. MONTANic, adj. ^u ©cbirgcii gebprig, nu8 ©cbirgeti beftebciib, gcbirgig. MONTANisivi, s. bcr "KouiaiiiSimis. MONTANIST, .?. bcr 9JJpnIanift, vlu= bdngcr beg 3Jiontanug. MONTANiSTic, adj. ju bcr Jlcfecrci bet ajfoutanificn gcborig. To MONTANiZE, v. v. bcii 3J2ciuungcit bc« 3JJontanu§ folgen. MONTANT, s. T. (beim Wecfcten) baS aSorriidcn ; ber l)albe SOJonb. MONTERO. (-cap), s. bie 3agbmiifec, Sieitmiifee. MONTETH, s. bcr Sd)Uiciitfeffc(, bie Jtit^lroauuc, ber ®lafcrabtiif)ler. MONTH, s. bcr nJJonat ; a twelve — , cin Sabr ; — 's-mind, bie Ciiflern^eit, ba§ ^cftige 3SerIaiigcn nad) . , . ; to have a — 's mind to a thing, Uac^ CtlvaJ liificrn, ^cftig scrlangcn. MONTHLY, adj. f,- ado. mOUatiic^ ; \i: ben 3J?onat ; — balance, btc iiiouat 265 MOP MORE MOIIT li^e SBifniij ; — pay, ba« SJZt'nctgelb (bcr ©cbiffekute u. f. to.) 410NT01R, s. Sp. T. bCC Sluftfitt, (Stctll u.f. w. sum Sluffictgen aiifg ^ferb; linfe ©teigbiigf I. MONUMENT, s. ba« SSciifmal, ®rab= mat. MONUMENTAL CadB. — ly}, adj. alS 2)cnfmal, jam Seiifmale flcl)orig. MOOD, s. 1. Ij>g. f,- Gram. T. bCC a)JO= bus ; 2. bte 3ivt, Sorm ; .i/«s. r. 3. bie Soitatt; 4. ?auiie, Stimmitng; @e|tnuniig ; 5. bcr goni, bic ^^i^c, SButb (W. ii.) ; to be in a melancholy — , iitcbergef(4lageu fc^ni. MOODINESS, s. bo§ »cvbric^Itc^e 2Se= fen, bie iiblc gauiic. MOODY, Of//. 1. [auiiifc^, miirrtf4 »er= brtcplicf), ubcUaiiiiifc^, argcrltd), jor= nig ; 2. tvaurig, nicber9c'fc{)lagen. MOON, s. 1. bn-^?oitb; 2. 3Jionat; /—beam, bcV 3}Joilbftva{)l ; —blind, Hijbftcfjtig ; — caif, ba« aJJonbfalb; bcr 2;oIpd, bitmmc J?evl; — eyed, monbatigig, moiibblinb, blobftcitig (son ^feibcn); —fern, baS ^albe 3}JonbhMUt (HemioniHs — L.) ; — fish, ber SDJonbftfd) ; — light, baS SJ^ouben- lic^t, bcv 33kiibf(J)eiit ; monbl)ell; — lit, som aJJoiibc crIcud)W; monbbeU; — seed, bfl' "JDioitbfaiUe (Menispermum — /,.) ; — shine, vid. — light, fy. ct= roas UiibebeutciibeS; — shiny, nionb= li)cll; —stone, bcv 2JJcnibflci"u, <2elc= nit, baS gvaueneis ; — struck, mDiib= fiici;tig; —trefoil, baS buvguubifc^e ^eu (Medial — X.) ; — wort, bag 2)?onbfvaut, bie JDhnibraute {Lutmna — lX MOONED, adj. nioiiba^nlicfc. MOONET, 5. "till ficiiicr SDJonb. MOONISH, adj. inonbal)nli(t, ucraiiber- lic^, ttjanbelbav, uubcftanbig. MOONLESS, adj. O^lie iOJoilb,' buufff. MOONLING, s. bcr &"i!tfalt«piufcl. MOONY, adj. H. T. ciiicu Ijalbert aJJonb fiit)renb. MOOR, s. I. ba« 3)Joor, bcr ©unipf, 2)Jorafl, bic iliicbcvutig, ^ttbc; 2. bcv 3JJo[)r, S^Jcger ; in compos. — coal, bic 9J?oov=(33raiin:)Jtof)le; —cock, ber 2Baf|"cvpabu ; — game, baS .§cibe= gcfliigcl, bie aJJooroogcI, S8irff)iibner, w.f. »u. ; —hen (ill aScftciiglanb — coot), bnS SSaffcrbubn ; — land, ba8 25toov(aub, sUJarfd^Iaitb ; —stone, ber iUZoovftciit, ba« ©umfcvj. To MOOR, V. I. a. jv. T. niifcrn, Qlnfcr werfcn, »or SltiEcr Icgcn, aiilegen, niit etnent j;au anbinbcit; to — a ship, fin <£c})iff Bcrfcucn, bcfeftigcu; to — across or athwart, bcn ©abclnutev a\l§' wcrfcii; II. n. cor Sliifer liegcii. MOORING, s. JV. T-s. bas Slufcni, 2lu= Icgcn (ciitcS (ScbiffcS) ; — rope, iaS Srcgtau ; moorings, pi. btc 43afcnaii: fcr ; bridles of the — s, bie Xant bcr ^Ortfenanfcr. MOORISH, adj. 1. mobvifcf), wtc cin 3)Jobr; 2. moovtg, fumpftg, morafiig. MOORY, adj. vid. Moorish. MOOSE, s. (-deer), bag gjiufet^icr, (ber antevifanifcfic ^irfcfc) (Cervus aiccs ~L.) ; (in ©uvo^ja) iaS (Slennt^icr. To MOOT, V. a. A- n. jur llfbung vi'o= jcfHrcn,- bisvutu'*", (be=)ftvciten, be= battircu. MOOT, s. bic juvtflifitc 3^iS^.'"tiri^blIng, Sebatte; —or — case, btc aufgcii>Dr= fene 9tccbtsfrage, bcr juviftifc^e ftvci= tige Safe, ©trcitvu'ift ; — point, vid. CASE. MOOTER, s. bcr 5>isputant. MOP. s. bcr Sffiiffb, ^abcr, SaVVf"/ ©cfecucrlapVcii (mi cincm Stocf bc= feftigt); — s and mows, bie fd)tcfcn ©cffcfcter, ijrafecn (njtc bie ber 3lffen). To MOP, V. a. ubiuifc^CH, cBvctbcn, abfd)cucrii. To MOPE, V. I. a. bunun maci)crt, bctciu- ben, bctbin-cn; ii. n. bumm, tragc, griimlic^ fc\}n, trauntcu. MOPE, 5. bcr Xvaunicr, 2;ropf, Jllofe; — eyed, fuvjftcltig, bli.ibftcl)ttg. MOPISH, adj. trauntcriftf), gvainlid), unttiatig ; — ness, s. bic Siiaumerci, llutbcitigfeit. MOPPET, / s. 1. bie ^pnjipc son Sap; MOPSEY, i xmi ; 2. ba» flctJic artige 2)tabc^cii, ^iippc^cn. MORAL, I. (adB. — ly), adj. 1. inpra= lifcb, ftttlt*, gcftttet ; 2 ftd) auf ben ©ctft bejicbcnb, geiftig, innerlid); 3. n)al)vfrf)cinlic^ ; ii. s. 1. bic 3JforaI, Sugcnblcfjvc, (Sitfenlcbvc; 2. bic Q3c= bcutnng. MORALIST, s. bcr Sittcnlebvcr. MORALITY, s. bic 'SUloval, (Sittlicl)fcit; 3iicf)tigfcit, bcr gutc ?cbcngnjanbcl ; moralities, pi. bramatifd)e (Svicle roD= vin Sugcnbcn uub Safter ))cvfoniftcirt JDurbcn. MORALiZATiON, s. bic Ecit. SoSSAL,^'&•■f'^««•f•"«'^^'«^• MOREOSE, adj. »ort einer Jlranf^cit fterriibrenb, nngcfunb. MORBOSiTY, s. bcr franf^aftc Bujlanb. MORDACIOUS (« .1. bie (bcipcnbc) MORDICANCY, 5 (S^avfc, bflS ein= frcffcnbe. MORDANT, I ,. f,„;r,„„s f^^^r MORDICANT, \ "''-'• ^"I'^"^' <^'^^'^f- MORDANTS, s.pi. iBct;cn 511111 Saibcn. MORDICATION, s. ba« Seijjcit, (Sin= frcffen, Bevfreffcn. MORE, I. adj. ^ adv. mcfir ; noct ; fcrs ncr, ijftcr, wiebcr, wicbernm ; but one word—, nur nocfe cinSGcrt; —to the purpose, gcfc^cttcr; paffcnbcr ; one dollar — or less, cincn S;b»'llcv mebr obcr wenigcr, einen S^fjalcr auf obcr ab ; this is — than any one will believe, ba§ Wirb (lUD^l) fo Icic^t 9^ic= manb glaubcu; it will — than pay the trouble, (S wirb bic 2}Jii[)e l)in= langlict), reic^lic^ bclotjncn ; one. two, &c. — , nod; cincn eius, jivci, u. f. w. ; — and — , imnicr nicfer; — than a match for, l)inKiiigItd) gewacbfen ; and — than that, ja ivaS noc^ nicf)r ift ; BO much the — , Unt fo oicl mc^r; no — , nir^jt mcbr, nid)t niinbcr ; cbeii fo lucnig ; once — , nod) ein 2)cal ; — happy, gliicflidjcr ; the — , urn fo nief)r ; the — . . , the — , jc mcbr .., bcfio iuef)r; the — happy, bcfto gliicflid^cr; II. s. t>a« 3JJc^r, ©ro^ere. To MORE, V. a. -jr '.nC^'CU. MOREEN, s. ber ftollcnc ?DJot)r. MOREL, s. 1. bic 3}^ovd)cI; bcv 3f?n^i« fc^attcn (Solaimm — i.) ; 2. bic 2)Joi reUe (faurc ,^'irfd)c) ; — berry, (— cherry), bic SubCUtirfdjC (Physalis j31 kekevgi — JL). MORELAND, vid. Moorland, Illtt*'' Moor. MOREOVER, adv. ubcrbtc^, fcmtr, n)et« tcr, nod) nic^r, noc^ baju. MORESK (Moresque) ailj. JJiaurift^, morcSf, grotcSf ; — work, baS 2Jii>* vc«Eo=®cmalbe, nngcftaltctc (Sd)nit» wcvf ; pi. Slrabef fen. MORGLAY, s. bas (Sd>Iad>tfd)tt)ert 9J2orbnicffer, SDJovbgeirebt (ber fc^iot* tifct)cu .^oc^liinbcr). MORICE, s. vid. MoRisro, Morrice. MORiGEROUS, cdj. gcl)crfawi, folgfam, willig (». ii.). MORIL, s. bie ^Kordiel. MORION, s. bicvShirnibaubf, ber.^eltn. MORiSco, s. ber iDJotjrtntaits unb bef= fen Scanjet. MORKIN, s. baS ?5aIInntb, burc^ 3«faU umgcfomnicnc %[)\tx. MORLINGS. t pi. Sfcrbling^- (ober gtcvbe-) 2Boife (3Bolle sou tobieu (gt^afcn). MORMO, s. bflS Srt>rc?orge«^rn; — watch, bie Sogwadjc auf S^ifen (»on »icr bis actt ll()t 3){orgcn«). ' . MOROCCO, I. .«. SllJaroCCO ; II, adj. — | leather, bag 2)?aroccclebcr j — paper, ^ baS Safftanpapicr. M(JROSE (adv. — ly), adj. finflcr, vniiv= rifc^, vcrbrtcplid) ; —ness, .?. baS niiirs riffle aScfcn, bic iiblc Saiine. MORPHEUS, s. tUJorpbcul. MORPHEW, s. bas Siftcymal, ber 8e= bcrftccf. To MORPHEW, V. a. ITlit Sk(|tcn CbCI 3ittcrmalcn bebecfcn. MOKRICE, Morris, Morrisdanck. s. bet a)Jobrentan5 ; — dancer, ber 5:nnjtt tm SJobrcutanje ; — pike, bie SJJau^ rcnpifc; —bells, pi. .§arlftin§= uub SdnjcrfdjcUen. MORROW, vuic bcr 3J?orgea ; good — , vuig. gutcn 5Worgcn ; to — , morgcn ; after to — , iibfriuoigca. MORSE, s. bag aSallrop, Secpfcrb. MORSEL, s. 1. bcr SSifteH,ba« Sliitf; 2. bag ©cric^t, bie *. MORTAL, 1. (adv. — ly), adj. 1. fierfcs lid), irtifd), nicnfdilid); 2. tobtlif^; 'i.vulg. (in^evft, bcffig; a — coldness, cincS^obtenfaltc; — enemy, bcrSIob' feinb ; —hour, bic S^obesflnnbe ; a — injury, ctii vcrbcrblir^cr li2ad)tbfil; — sin, bie S^obfiinbe; 11. s. ber Slerb' Iid)c, ajJcnfd). MORTALITY, s. 1. bic StcvBItf^feit, 3)Jenfd)bett ; 2. bag Stevben, bcr j:ob; 3. bic 9}iaft)t JUtobten; within the bills of — , fo TOcit bic (SfcrbcliflcH gcben ; tnnerbalb beg lonboner Sgci jivte. To MORTALiZE, v a. flcvblid) inacbcu MOST MOTI MOUN MORTAR, s. i. fcct aJJiJvfcr; 33omBett= ffffct ; 2. Sl'JijVtel ; —piece, bfC 'SiU- ennijrfer. MORTGAGE, s. ba& ijifanb, ucr^faiibete ©runblliicE, (uiibcwegltcte) Uiitt;r= Vfanb, ba« SPfaitbftiicf ; bte .^i)Vot{)ef, ^fanboevfcfeicibuiiij ; 53efd)weruti(5, )faiibcit, aiif .§*)Vot£>ef ^cbeii, l)i)= ^jot^ccirctt; jiiin ^fanbe »cvfc^vet&cit. MORTGAGEE, .<. ber .0i}^M)tf)ctai' (ober «Pfanb^) ©faubtjcr. MORTIFEROUS, adj. tobtltc^, «CtbCtlJ= JfORTrFICATION, s. 1. S. T. bilS 5Ib= fterbcn be ^ glcifdjeS, bcr falte sBranb ; 2. bic (-316=) STobfuniV ita|lfiun(^; 3. AYanhui^, ^^cletbiguug, 2)emiitf)i= <[m\<<,. 5yefc^tini.>fung, ber 21ergcr, SBerbrug. M0RTiFiEDNES3,s. bte ©emiitfjtguiti], (Snncbrigiiiijj. MORTiFiKR, s. g-tiitr, ber fctne Scibc u= fci)aftcit abtobtet. To MORTIFY, v. a. 1. tiJbtfit, ^erfrefs fen fafffit; 2. nbrncrgelit, fci)mad)cn, uuterioc^frt; 3. faflcieti; 4. tranfeit; cirgtrii; 5. (?5leifc^) iniivbc iucvbcn laffcn ; Cnnattcn ; to — one's pas- sions, fcitte ^fibfufd^affeu untcrbriU m= incti; niiirbc wcrbeit (»out SUtfc^e), abftevku. MORTISE, s. ba« S'lVffl'loc^ ; —chisel, bet Socbmei^cl. 7'o MORTISE, V. n. ctttjavfeit, 5uf(tm= meiifugctt. MORTMAIN, s. L. T. bic tobtc .gtaiib, ia^ mtuecaupcvlicfce @itt. MORTUARY, \.s.\. L T. ba§ (D]cil=) a^ermac^titip an etiie Jlirc^e (jur ©r^ fc^uitg ber im Scbeit iiic^t bcja^ttert Seftiiteti, a. f. w.) ; 2. ber Segriibs ntppla^, bic Orabfiattc; ii. adj. ju Sfttteti gcf)6viii. MOSAIC, ndj. mo'faifc&, milftO; —work, s. bte luofaifdjc 5Irbcit, 3)hifi>jarbeit. MOSCHATEU s. ba« 5i3tfamtraut, SJIUifateUerEraUt {Jidoxa moschatelUna —/..). MOSCOVITE, I. aiij. au« 2)cO§frtU ; U. s. ber aJioSfowit. MOSCOVY, s. (ba8 Sanb) 3)?oS?ait, aiuglanb; —ashes, riifftftfte $ijtt= afc^e ; — glass, ba§ DJIarienglaS ; — hides, bie Suc^teii; — talc, ber (Scfimtnfftcttt. MOSCOW, s. (bte (Stabt) 9}Jo«fau. MOSELLE, s. 1. bte Mt>\d (ein glu^) ; 2. bcr aWofelmein. MOSES, s. sDJofe« (aj?aniist!aiitc). MOSQUE, s. bie 3J;ofd)ce. MOSQUITO, .9. bie 3J;o«quitc, 3JJii«fitp : 2)Jii(fe ill SJubieit uiib 5lmerifa {Cu- lex pipiens — L,.). MOSS, s. 1. baS SJJooS ; 2. ber 2JJoraft, ©uinvf; — berry, bie SJJooSbcere, 3)loftbecre, Jtriintcfcbeere; — cam- pion, ba« SlUn'genrPgktn, ii^tvbs== C^eit, 3}iavtCltro«ci)eu ; — dad (— en- vironed, — grown), bemoofet; — rose, bie 9)l00»V0fe ; — rush, bie ajjoosbiuff, ^liabelbinfe, SOorflcn^ ^iufe ; — troopers, pi. (cbemnis) ©tragettvniibcr in SRorbf^ottlanb. To MOSS, 0. a. mit )SlooS bfbetfcn, be- nioofcn. MOSSINESS, s. baS 3)boftge. MOSSY, mij. mooftg, bcmopfl; moo= ft*t MOST, I. adj. &■ ndv. (sup. »Ort More) ber, bic, m 3J?ci|1c, bie aJJeificu; jnetfl, ntcificng, am meifien, meificn= t^eil«; flroptent&eift?, l)brf)f}, fe^r gar; the — iiappy, bcr ©liicflicifte ; — happy, VocW gliiiJliri) ; — excellent, UOrtrcfflitt ; the — learned man, ber gclcfcrtefle 9)2aiin ; a — learned man, eiit febr gclef)rter Wlaixn ; the — part, bcr mcifte 3:f)cil, bic SJletften; *)r the — part, tnciftciitl)cil«, gro9= tentbeils, gcmciniglict) ; at (.the) — , l)ijc^flen§; —of ail, am meiftcii ; IL .«. baS ©rij^tc, SDJciiie, §oci)ftc, 3Icu= ^eifte. MOSTIC, s. bcr Scfiiiftord) (bcr2}^atcr). MOSTLY, adv. metftcuS, mcifteiUtjcils, me^rciit^eil«. MOTE, s. 1. bal 5Uom, (Staiibdbcn ; 2. bic SSoUSycrfammlittig, baS @crid)t. MOTET, s. bie 3}Jptttte, eiii biblifdber Singfafe, fugcnnrtige§ 2:pnfiiirf. MOTH, 5. bic Motii, (Bd^abt; to — eat, V. a. jcrfrcffcil ; — eaten, JJOtl 2)ipttcii jevfrcfTvu ; — mullein, ba§ SDiotteitfraut, <£cl)abeiifraut (Verba^- cum Uattarin — /,.) ; — worm, bic ?ar»e bc« (g^uurrEdfevS ; — wort, bcr 33eifll§ (Artemisia — A). MOTHER, s. i. bie 2)Jutter; 2. bic 3)Iutterfrnnfbctt ; 3. bcr (s8oben=) (Sa^, bn« 5)icfe, bic >0efcii ; — of (a) family, bie .§au§mutter; — - of the maids of honour (at court), bie Dbcr= auffe^erinti bcr .^offraulein ; — of peart, bic ^erlcitmutter; |?cr(cnmu- fc^cl ; — of thyme, ber njilbe Oucit= bcl ; a fit of the — , bie 9}?utterbe= fc^wcniug; — church, bic 9JJittter= firc^c; — city, bic if>auvtfiabt; — clove, bic 3JJut(enielfe; — country, bits iUiuttcvlanb ; — funnel, cine 2)Jutterfvri^c ; —in-law, tie ©c^wie^ gcrmuttcr ; — like, mitttcrlic^ ; — lobster, ber 93dveti£i-eb§ ; — plant, bic aihittcrvflanjc; — spot, ba« a}iut= tcrmal; — tongue, bie 3}}iittcvfpra= (^e; .§auvtfprad;c, Stammfpra(i)c ; — water, Ch. T. bie 2)}iitterlai:ge, ^ccflaiigc; — wit, ber iDciittcrroi^ ; — wort, baS 3Jiuttcrfraut, bic 2Botf«= trapVf. r« MOTHER, V. r. 71. gertiinen, ftcl) «er- birfctt, fic^ fefeeit; ii. a. aiifinben, nboptircit. MarHKRHOOD, s. bcr gjJiitferflanb, bie 9}?uttcrfcJ)aft ; syhitterpflici;t. MOTHERLESS, a''K muttcrlpg. MOTHERLY, ndj' A- adv. llliittcrlic^ ; giitig, jdftlid) (im'e cine ajhittcr) ; tn reifcm 9Utcr bcfiiiblic^, et)rbar; — woman, bie SJiatronc. MOTHERY, adj. ^cftg, bicf. MOTHY, adj. UoII gJioUcn, HOll ^OU ten augcfrcffeti, mottcttfrdpig. MOTION, s. 1, bic r?cibc»=)5ycroegung, bcr ®aiig; 2. 2}?arfcf», bie 33crdiibc= rung bcr StcHung ; 3. 9teguiig, ber Srtcb, 3(utricb; 4. bie 2ufl, bn« ®e= liiftc, tt)icrtfc^e ?ebcn; 5. bie Wo- tion, ber 33ovfc^(ag, 3Intrag (im ^Par^^ lamente, u. f. n.».) ;' 6. ber <5htf)fgiing ; — of the sea, bic SBcwcgitng bcS 9)?ee= rcS ; turbulent — of the sea, bie itab= bclfce ; — of a watch, ber ®aiig ci= Iter ll^r_; the laws of — , bie SBen3c= flungSgefefee ; to watch one's motions, Scmaiibcs Odiige bclauern ; to make a—, fief) benjcgen ; einenSlntrag obcr a3orf(tIng t£)un; to make a — for ... antragcn auf . . ; the — was carried (through), bcr iSorfd)la5 ging burd) ; I second the — , t^ pflicbtc 'tt)m bci, untcrftii^e fcincn 33orfd)(ng. To MOTION, «. 0. in 93orfrf)lag brin= gen, »Drfd)lagcn, barauf antragcn. MOTIONLESS, adj. uiibcwcglid). MOTIVE, r. aiij. bemegcnb,' bctvcglic^ ; II. s. ber Senjeggrnnb, 5Intvieb. MOTivrrY, s. bie SBcwegungJfraft. MOTLEY, ailj. fci)ccf ig, tunt ; a — coa ein buntf(^ccfigeS Jtlcib ; a — styi« ber gcmifc^te (b»ntfd)e(fige) fd)dbclna{)t ; 7. jv. r. bie 3JJaU ; r-s. (bci ben ©olbfc^Idgcrn); — of about a thousand leave.s, btC^autfOl'm ; vel- lum — , bieOnetfc^fptm, ^JJergament^ fpriit; bastard — , bic Saftarbfomt (bei ber 3iid'cvfabrifatipii) ; to con- tract — , fd)iinmclig ivcrbcit, fc|)ims meln ; — candies, gcgpffcnc ?id)tc ; — frame, ber gprmtifth (beS 2i(t)tjie= f)er«) ; — warp, bcr 2)Jonlnjnrf. To MOULD, V. a. gcftaltcn, formen gieji^n, bilbcn ; fnctc n ; to — a piece of timber, jvt T. bcn Umvifi ciner 3)hiU bcjcic^ncn, bcmallcn ; to -i- bread, 93rPb Inctcn; to — candies, Sid)tc gicpcn; moulded (mouldy) bread, fci)im= meligeS 53vpb. MOULDABLE, adj. toas fi^l formen Idjjt, bilbfam. MOULDER, s. bcr Sifbncr, ®icgcr. To MOULDER, v. n. ^- a. uiobcrn, »er= ntPbcrn, jcrfticben ; abncbmcn, wx- flcbcn, ftd; serlicrcn ; jcrftdnben, jers brpifein ; to — away, lucgfaulcu, 8er= fiicbcn. MOULDINESS, s. ba« (ic^imiueligc, bet gjJober. MOULDING, ••?. .^/x/t, T. bieefbabcne9h'=: bcit, baSSimSwerf, bcr (S'cfjierratf) ; ber Sragftciu bc8 SQogen^ ; — plane, bcr Jlel)l^DbeI. MOULDY, adj. fti)tinmclig, mpberig, fa^mig; — cheese, alter Stiift; — colour, bic f(^imniltr^te Sarbe. To MOULT, V. n. fid; maiifcii, (iiiitci^i reit. MOULTER,s. bcr SBogcI, pberfcte junge (Snte in bcr 3}?anfc. MOUND, s. ber SEall, 2)amm, bic 93cr* fdwnsung. To MOUNb, V. a. sjcrfc|)anjen, nmbam= men. MOUNT, s. bcr SBcrg ; F,irt. bie Jtafee (ciu ^p^c8 SiBcri auf bcm u§aupt= walle, u. f. wj.) To MOUNT, V. a. s- n. 1. ficigcn, bcflci* gen, anfftetgen, l)tnauffleigcn; 2. ftd> erftrerfen ; 3. $ebcn, cr()cbcn ; 4. auf= tbiirmcn ; 5. berittcn iuad}c:'. ; 6. scr: jicten, befefeen, (cin=)faffen ; 7. bctra= gen; 8. (Jtanouen) fii^ven; um®elD falfd^cS Beng«i]3 abiegen; MU. Ph-s. to — (the) guard, auf bie SSac^c jie^ bcn ; to — the breach, ©tiivnt lan= fen ; to — a cannon, eiiic JlaitPnc an^ bte ?affctte bringeit ; the (frigate) Con- stitution mounts 44 guns, bie (Sxts gatte) gonftitution fiit)rt 44 Ma* noncn. MOUNTAIN. I. s. ber SBcrg ; IL adj. %ti btrgig, auf 33cigcn ; — antelope, bei ©Viingbprf; -^ash, bie $^crgcfd)e, bcr iBpgclbecvbanm, bie ©bcrcfdje; — avens, ba« 93cvgnaglcin§tfaut ; — balm, bcr jtalamint, bte ?1crgmeltffc, Selbmiinjc; — blue, baS SBergblau ; — bramble, bic fvicr^cnbc ^imbccrc, gjcpltcrbccre ; — chickwced, bcr mppSartige SBergineier; — cock, bet Slnerliahii, 33crgfafan; — cork, bei 93ergfprE ; — crystal, bcr i^cvgfri» ftatl,' 3tauci)topa«, "Sragonat; — dam- 267 MOUT MUCH . MUFF .son, cine 9lvt fcc8 Stfterf^oljeS ; — egg, tciS 33eract (»cm ©c^mefclftf 8) ; — green, ba3 ^crggviiii ; — heath, bcr feteillbrccl) (Sax/fraga — L) ; — lake, bet 33evgfee ; — laser-wort, bff 55cr(i« fiiinmel ; — hnnet, bcc ©tctnt)aiif'- Ittig ; — man, bcc S3cr(jben)D^uei: ; — oak, bic IJ. 1. IJ^'iji)], gcbtv^: C[i^; 2. bcrijtjoc^; — people, ba« sBevjjDolE; — ness, s. baS @«btrgtgc, II. f. w. MOUNTANT, atij. fictgeiib, Clllppr l\t= gcnb. MOUNTEB\NK. s. 1. bev a}Jarft= fc^vcier ; Oitacffalbev, aSiivmboctor ; 2. fig. 33etrugfr. Ta MOUNTEIJANK, v. a. i. qitacffal^ bent; 2. fig. btntfi'gc^cit, bctriigeit. MOUNTEBANKERV, s. 1. bic SJjavfts ft^rcterct; Quacffalbevct ; 2./^. 33e= triigeret. MOUNTER, s. ber (Stetgenbe, MOUNTINGS, s. p/. r. ®ffrf)i;ige; Mil. Ph. 9Jiouttvuttg8tiucfe. MOUNTY, s. Sp. T. ia-S 5Iuf|Tctgeu bf§ galfen. 7'tf MOURN, v.n.Sra. 1. traucm, ft($ gvamett ; 2. ill S:rauei- geben; to — for one, ctucit bctvaucni, bcHagcn. MOURNER, s. i. bcr Sraucnibe; 2. Setbtrageitbe, Scic^ciibcgleitcc; chief — , bcr erfte Scibtvagciibc, >J(iifuI;rer tines SetcbeitjiigcS. MOURNFUL (flrfo. — ly), wij. fraiirig, fliiglic^; — ness, .?. bn4 Sraurige ; bie S^rauvtgfeit, ber @ram. MOUR^NiNG, s. 1. ba« Xraucrn; 2. bte 2;vauer, S;raiterfleibung ; deep — , ttefe S;raucr ; half—, bte >!3albtraucr ; in compos. _ — crape, bcr 2^raucrfIor; — dove, cine 5Irt SSaubcu in ?florb= 9l;iIcVirtt (Columba Caroliniensls) ; — suit, ba3 5;rauevflcib; —sword, bcr 3;raucrbegcn. MOURNLMGLY, adv. \\\\i i^rauern, traurig, betriibt. MOUSE, s. 1. bie 3JJau8 ; 2. jv. r. bie (@tag=)3}iaus ; —colour, bic SJtaufe- favbe; —cowry, (ciuc 2Wufrf)eIart aitfOiiiana) bie (linnctfc^c) SJIauS, ber Jla§eitbaurf), bie Stx'iti; —dung, bcr 5Dtaufefot^ ; — ear, ba8 a}Jaufe= i5[)rci)ert {MyosMs — L) ; creeping — ear, %a3 fricc^cnbc iUJaufcofirc^en, triec^enbe ebcr fiijic^te .P)ornfraut; — car hackwoed. baS 3JagcIfriiut ; ,^a^crtpf6tcf)cn, 2)ucntenroscf)cu; — ear chick weed, baS .^ornfraut ; — ear scorpionsrass, brtS ^ilcfcrmtiufeo^r, Sifcbcingcl 2Bicfenmangolb ; —hawk, ber aiJaufefalf ; — hole, bnsi 2Jiaiifc= locf); —hunt, 1. bie lyjaufejagb ; 2. bcr 33iaufcr ; — tail, ber 2Jtaufe= fcftluan^ {Myosarus — L) ; — trap, bie 2«;iufcfaUe. To MOUSE, M. I. n. maufcn, 2)Jaiife fan= gen; ll. a. jerjaiircn, jerreiBeii. MOUSER, s. bcr -HJaufer, a)Jaufcfan= ger; 3Kaufcl)iinb, bic iUtaitfcfafec. MOUTH. .^. 1, bcrarhinb, ba«3JJau[; 2. bie 2JIiinbtiug (ciiieS gluffeS); 3. ber eiitgnng ; bic (Sinfabrt (cincS ^a= fens), ba« ,§afengat; 4. bag iSJiunb= loc^ ?oci), bie Seffnnng: 5. baS 2G8 gyjunbfiiiJ; 6 /am. bie Sfimmc, ba3 @cfc{)rei; 7. bie ®cftc{)t§3eri5cvrung ; — of a bag, bie Dcffnuug cincS Sacf c« ; — of a furnace. — of a bottle, — of a well, &c., ba« Dfenlocf), bic SJtiinbung einer %[a\(^t, ba« ©rnnncnlocfc, n. f. W. ; — or the womb, A. T. bcr gj?nt= tcrmuiib; by word of —, miinbUd); down in the — , UHC ftniUin, bcftiUjt, «icbergcfcj)[iigcn ; to make a — , or mouths, cin 'fcf)icfc« 9)iaul macijen; to have one's — out of taste, cincn fcf)lccfttcn (^Jcfcftmatf f)abcn ; —friend, bcr 3}iaulfreuub ; — full, etn aJhiub soil; fig. cin 22cnig; —honour, «cr= flcIUe CSf^rcnbcjcigungen, ectjeinebrc, ieere (Somplimente; —made, mit bent iOhmbe ; — organ, bic -^aDage= nofli-Hc; —piece, baS 9)Jnnbftiidf, ber 91nfa§ (an cincm 33laSin|^rnmcntcj ; fig. bcr bas SBort fiifert, (Sprec^er, ba« (5^rad)rol)r. To MOUTH, V. a.S,- n. 1. in bctt 2}Jutlb nebmcn; mit bent SRanle crfd;nav= ijcn, I)afd)cn ; 2. fanen, muffcln, effen ; 3. mit iicilcm 9J(unbe (grob) a\iS= fprccl)cn; laut veben, fcfcreicn; 4. ni'.irveu, barfcJ; anlaffcn, fi^eitcn (— at, nnf). MOUTHED, adj. in compos. mSltlig; wide — , groiintauitg ; wry — , fcbicfmanlig. MOUTHLESS, adj. of;nc iDainb, c[)itc Wlcinl ycrflov^rt. MOVABLE, (ntU: — ly), atlJ. bcwcglid), ceriinbcrlic^ ; —goods (gem. mova- bles), j>f. bcweglid)e ©iitcr, bcwcgli= r^eS SScrinogcn, gi?obtlicn. MOVABLENKSS, .«. bic Scn)cgli(f)teit. To MOVE, jj. I. a. 1. bcwcgcn, fortbe= wcgcn, rcgcn, rii()reit ; riicfeu ; 2. fig. in ®ang bringen, aufbringcn, wv- ff^Iagcn, empfeblen; 3. anf^c^cn; crsiuiien; 4. antrcibcn, in 51nrcgnng bringcn; in i^cmcguug fc(jcn, erre= gen; 5. (ba^.j^crj) viil)rcn, bcmcgcn; to — (any) one in one's favour, Cincn giinflig fitr Semanbcn fiinimen ; to — off; fid; bavon macfjcn ; to — on, fortjicbcn, fortriiif en ; to — one'.s hat, ben ^ut riiif en ; to — to . . , jicfien nac^ . . ; fig. ju (UvaS berocgen, an; regcn ; moved at . . , gerii£)rt «on . . ; to l)e_^ moved by the .spirit, «0m ©ciflc crfa^t nierben ; the spirit has moved him, ber @et|1 ifl iiber il)n gefom^ men; Ji. n. 1. fici) bcmcgcn, fid) re; gen, firb rii(;rcn; 2. geben, ycljcn, ansjieben ; to — into, einjieben in (ein SogiS) ; to — on, meiter gcfjen, fortgc[)cn. MOVE, s. bie 33emegnng, bcr 3ng (im (5cfiacp= uub i^rettfpirie «. f. m.). MOVELESS, adj. niibcwcalid). MOVEMENT, s. 1. bie SDcwegutig; 2. Mas. T. ein Sal}, SJonftild ; a quick — , ein lebijaftcr (2a§ (cin ^illlcgro) ; a sio\y — , ein laiigfanicr <2aft (ein Slbagio) ; the movements of a clock, watch, &c., T.'taS @cl)wcrf einer Ubr. MOVER, .9. 1. ber Q3e>Deger, 3lnrcger; 2. 93orfd}lagcnbc. MOVING (adn. — i.y), adj. riibrenb ; — ne.ss, s. baS 53emcglic^e, 3'liii)renbe. MOW, s. ber *i^D^cn, uie; — less, gefdjmeige benn; as — as, fo »iel al«; as — more, or as — again, noc^ cill tSlnl fc »iel ; by — , bei aScitem ; so — , fo yiel, fo fei;r; urn fo »iel, befio; I'li do so — for you, id; wcrbc cin ®(ei= d)c« fiir bid) tbun, bir ®lcid;eS mit ®Icid;em scrgelten ; there was not so — as one, cS kmr aucft nicbt eincr ba; it was not so — in use, man ^at CS uid)t ctnmal gebvan^t; i thought as -^, baS ha\i' i^ mir gebad)t ; thus — , fo UH'it ; — at one, ebcn fo gut, f ben fo feljr; to make — of wcvtb ^altcn, ^od) fcf)atcn, jn 3}atbc baltcn ; to make — of one's self ftd) gittlid) tbun ; 'tis — the same thing, e3 ift faft einer= lei ; he is too — for you, tr ift Sfjncii }n fiart ; — good may it do you, \X>v[){ befomme c8 3^nen ; too — of one tiling is good for nothing, alljll 93icl ifl iingefunb. MUCID, adj. muffig, bnmpfig, fc{)ini= melig ; — ness, s. bie aJJuffigfctt, bet (Sc^immel. MUCILAGE, s. berSc^Ieim, ji'ifjc -Saft! MUCILAGINOUS, adj. fd)Icimig ; — glands, //. bie ©cfctetmbriifen ; — ness, s. bie Sc^IeimigEeit, baiS Sc^lcimige, MUCK, r. s. 1. ber 3JJtft, Jtot(), 55rccf, - Unflatb; 2.,/^. baS ©emeinc, 5)]ie= bvige, (Srbiirmlic^e; to run a — , i)er= ninVafeil; II. adj. procinc. vulg. ttiXi. fcnd>t ; in compos. — heap ( — iiill), bct 93^ifibanfcn, Sred^aufcn ; — man, bcr ajjifter; — sweat, vu/g. ber ^avfe ©d)TOcifi ; — wet. tropfnajj ; — worm, ber'3JJifli»Hrm, 3)Jtftfafer; fi.g. Silj, Jlnicfer. To MUCK, V. a. uiiflcn, biingcn. MUCKY, adj. fd)mu§ig, brccfig. MUCOUS, adj. fd)leim'tg, ro^ig; — ness, s. bie Sc^Icimigfeit, haS iSq)leimige, ber Scbleim, 9Jo§. MUCRONATE, Mucronated, adj. ge- fpiftt, fpifeig. MUCULENT, adj. fc^Icimig, 5abe. MUCUS, i. (lot) ber Sct)leim, 9Jo^. MUD, s. ber laivniigcr' iipbcn; a — stone, cin triibec ober ffccfiger (ypclftcin. rw MUDDY, K. a. 1. trftbcn : 2. miir« rifd) maiden; muddied, aufgercgt, in ©iibrung, empin-t. MUFF, s. ber sUJuff, Sdjlupfer, (Staui c^er. MULT To MUFFLE, v. I. a. i. bcbCcfv'H, Ctn= i)iiUcu; ycv^uUcit; 2. bie ^Jlutjeu yev^ biiibcn; 3. bte XviMumct »eit)ulleu; 4. bic 9h:ier bcroicfclti; to — up, ycr= ntitmmcn, »evl)iillcn, ctiibiillcn, ctu= untfcltt ; II. n. mummcin, iiiunnclii, biummcii ; tit ftc^ {)iiteiit fpredjett. MUFFLE, s. Ch. r. btc 3JJiiffeI. MUFFLER, s. bte .giiUe, 33iitbc; bcv (Scfjletcv. MUFJ'i, s. ber 2)iiiftt (tiivfifcl;e D&er= Vrtcftcr). MUG, s. ber 58cd)er, Jtnti], bie_.^annc ; — house, bag SBierfjnuS, bte iSscftcnfe ; — wort, bcv *-Hcifup {Artemisia — L.). MUGGISII, > a(/;. 1. fcud)t, lla§, bltin= MUGGY, S Vftfi ; '■i- triibe, ttcbclic^t (uom 2Bettcr). MUGIL, s. vid. Mullet. MULATTO, s. bcr aJhilattf, .(j'llbine^r. MULBERRY, s. bic iRaulbcfre ; — biigiit, bte SJiaulbeermclbe (BUtimvir- gatiim — L) ; — tree, ber Wl^mlhiix- baum [Murus — L.). MULCH, s. ber »evfaitlte Tintig. MULCT', s. bie ©elbftvafc, etrafe. To MULCT, V. a. nil ®c(bcfirafen, flva^ fen. MULCTUARY, a>lj. fltl ©elbC ; — pun- ishment, btc ©clbflrafe, MULE, 5. 1. bcr SKauIcfel, ba8 'Sln\xh ti)tcr; 2. 7'. bie(Saflarb=)Svtitii"i»t' fd)ine; — ^^bird,ber l)nlbfcf)lagi3e33o= gel ; — driver, vid. Muleteer ; fair fhiui's — , btc toitbe ^cc^ttclfe; — twist, 2)'Jit{)lcu= cber 3}Jafcl)tiicit(3ani, (@tn=) (5d)u^flarn, (Siiifcllag; — wasps, btc 3}Jaii!efcl. MULETEER, s. bcr 5DJaitIcfcUret6cr. MULIEBRITY, s. bie aBeibIid)fctf, ber weibtic^e ©taub. MULISH, adj. wie ctit 3}inulcfcl, I;arf= ttiicfig. To MULL, V. a. uiit Si'cfcrunb ©ewiirv vrrfc^eit, gliifjcii; mulled wine, ber ®liil)wctii. MULLEN, s. bag aBoIlfvaut (Ferbascum — /J. MULLER, s. ber SiJetbflein, Saiifer. MULLET, s. 1. bie 2}Jcer;ifd)e, (5ce= bavbe; 2. //. T. bcr niifj}ctt)aiic Stern, fiiitfjacfige Stent. k MULLIGRUBS, s. vu/g. iaS Jlitei»eit tin Seibe. MULLION, s. bte (^eitflervfofle. MULLOCK, .t. i,c[S Ae()vid)t, bcr Sc^iitt, SluSruitvf, 'Srecf, bie Slfc^c. MULSE, s. bcr .^oitigTOcin, aSciitmet^. MULTANGULAR (adc. — ly), adj. »ieU tBittfclig, sielcdii], MULTICAP.'>ULAR,af;;.l1tit»teIeitJta))s fehi/ »iclfad)cvig. MULTICAVOUS, adj. lltit siclcit .§M;= lungctt, »ic!c .^ij^liiiigcit Ijabenb. MULTIFARIOUS {adp. — ly), adj. ntait= Jtic^fnltig; — ness, s. bieSTJaititic^fii'^ tigfeit. MULTiFiD, adj. mebviitals gcfvalteit, «tclfac^ gct()ctlt. MULTIFORM, a/;. Stclfiirintil. MULTIFORMITY, s. bie sBielfin'migfcit. MULTILATERAL, adj. cielfeitig. MULTILIJVEAL, adj. uicle giiticit \)a- beiib. MULTILOQUOUS, adj. gcfc^iuci^ig, reb= felig. MULTINOMI(N)AL, adj. Stclllvimig. MULTiPAROUS, aiij. »icle Sitttgc' (nitf eiii ajJal) inerfetib, fef)r fnid;tbar. MULTIPARTITE, adj. uiclfad) gctbcilt. MULTIPED, ,-. bte Slffel, bcr ,$teUcv= wurm. MULTIPI^F, I. alj. G. T. CtttC OltbCVe 3at)l nteljrmal* in ft^^ eiit^flltcnb, MUNC oiclfad), niaimid;fitd; ; n. «. o. r. bti mci)rfad;e 3itl)l- MULTIPLIABLE, ) adj. JU lltultipltci= MULTIPLICABLE, J rcn, ijcfmct)vbar. MULTiPLiABLENESS, s. btcaScrme|r= fcartcit. MULTIPLICAND, s. .^r. T. ber 2)Iulti= plicnnb (bic jit ycruiclfaltigcnbe 3'i^l). MULTIPLICATE, adj. iite£)vfad), uicU fa*. MULTIPLICATION, s. btc 93cnTte|)rung, aSenjielfaltigung; ^r.T. 2)JiilttpItca= tion; — table, \>ai (Sin=2}JaUeiii«; — tables, 9^ed;entafcht. MULTIPLICATIVE, adj. »er»tclf;iltt= gcub. MULTIPLICATOR, s. .3r. T. bcr 9)JuUi= ))ltcator (btc QScrsielfaltignnggja^l). MULTIPLICITY, s. bic a3icrfad)[}ctt, 2)Jannic^faUigfeit ; 5Bicl[)cit, 2)Jenge. MULTH'LIER, s. berS3ermc[;rcr; Mr^T. 2)hilti^)licator. To MULTIPLY, v. I. a. »crmcl)ven, »er= Bielfaltigen; jir. r. iiiultiplictren ; multiplied parts, yiclftiiuinige Wl\\f\l ; multiplying glass, ba« i8'cr»tclfdUt= gnngSglaS; II. n. ftcf) ucrmct)rcii. MULTiPOTENT, adj. uiel yevntiigciib, fei)r invtd)tig. MULTiPRESENCE, s. bic ©cgcnumrtan sicleii Drten jitgltid). MULTISILIQUOUS, a:lj. inel^iUflg ; uielfc^otig. MULTisoNOUs, adj. »ieIfonia. MULTISYLLABLE, ». baS »tclf«lttcie iffiort. MULTITUDE, s. 1. bie SSicIijcit, 3)?el)r-- t)cit, 2JJcngc ; 2. bcr groge fiaufc, ba§ aSolf, ber $o6c[. MULTITUDINOUS, adj. rcic^ ait 3Jicngc, jnblrctd), in .Gaufcii, yielfaltig, uicU fac^, ntannidjfaltig. MULTIVALVE, ) adj. VtClfc^as MULTIVALVULAR, S lig. MULTivious, aiij. wk SBcgc ^al'cnb, yielfcitig, »iclfa* (w. ii.). MULTOCULAR, adj. siddugig. MULTUM IN PAUVO, vici lit tocnig (3{aitm). MULTURE, s. 1. bas 2JJo^Ien; 2. a3Za{)Ige[b. MUM, s. bic aJiumme; double — , Sdjiff^muntme. MUM, int. 'ft, ftill ! to be — , gauj ftia, fiuntm feyn; — 's the word! %\\i\)t fag' id) ! To MUMBLE, v. n. &■ a. i. ntitmintln, inuriiteln, briiinmcit ; tnnffelu ; 2. fac^te fancn; 3. »erfd;lu(fcn, ui4)t ganj ^crauS fagcn, itnterbriidcn. MUMBLER, s. bcr a}Zurntcliibc, iKuf: felnbe w. f. w. MUMBLiNGLY, adv. inttntniclitb, iimr= iitclub. To MUMM, V. a. ucrntiiinincn, scrfaps Veil, Dcrfleibcn. MUMMER, s. ber Scrmuminfc, !ppffcn= rcificr. MUMMERY, s. bie 2r(i,ni]iicrct, bcr 33JaSfcubalI. To MUMMIFY, v.a. al« 2)^itinie l)ewa^= rcn ; jur 2}?nmie marfjcn. MUMMY, 5. 1. bic 9};untic, g3a(faintei= d)e; 2. bcr aJJumienfaft; 3. baS.^ar^, ©umrnt, SBaummac^g, Smpfroac^iS ; to beat one to a — , viijg. eincit brci- weid) (apfcliuct*) fd)lagen; mineral — , 5j3crgbalfam yom jl'aufafns. ro MUMP, t). ffl. 1 . nagen, bcnagcn ; 2. sorfic^ ^in brumntcn, iiittrmcln; 3. beritcfen, iibcrliftcit, crwifdjen. MUMPISH, adj. Bcvbrie^lic^, niiivrifd). MUMPS, s. pi. 1. Med. T. bic Sii^U fnd)t, -!8raunc; 2. fi. bcr a)iorb ; II. int. (3c= tcr) atJorbio ! To MURDER, v. a. 1. iitprbcn, crmor= ben ; 2./^, jcrfjprcn, vevbcvbcit, i)cr= nic^ten ; /am-s. to — a language, cinc (5prad)c rabebrecJ)cn ; to — a song, ci= jten ©efang fc^ledit ftngcn. MURDERER, s. 1. bcr ^Jiprbcr; 2. bie ntit .Kartdtfcftcn gclabcne j?anpnc. MURDERESS, s. bic iRiu-bcrinn. MURDEROUS {adv. — ly), adj. miirbC- rifd), blutgicrig ; — ne.--s, s. ba8 Wlov- bcrifcfte, bic SBIutgicrigfcit. To MURE, »,-. a. iiiancrit'; to — up, t'Cr- maiicrn, juniauern. MURIATE, s. c/i. T-s. ba« faljfanrc Salj ; — of ammoniac, bcrSalniiaf ; — of lime, falsfauicr SiaU ; — of lime with excess of lime, imgcfdttigt falj: fauver SlClU ; white cvydulated — ol copper, falsfaurcS JTupfcr. MURIATICD. adj. ill ciiic il<\U. ©aljla^ fe, 2aljbvii[)e gdcgt. MURIATIC, adj. fafjig, faljfaitcrj — acid, bie Saljfdltre; nitro — • acid, Salpctcvfaljfdnrc; — acid gas, faljs fatircs ®a«. MURICALCITE, s. crystallized — , lit/ ggitterfpatt). MURINE, mij. iitaiifcartig. MURK, s. bic Sunfclfieit {to. ft.). MURKY, adj. buntcl, biiftcr, triibe. MURLIN,;?. cine 51rt ©djlcier {bet t (n tiivfifdjen grauen). MURMUR, s. bag 3)inrven,@ci)t«rmc' To MURMUR, V. n. iiutrrcn ; ntitrmcln. MURMURER,s.ber2J?urrcnbc ; a}Jurm» ler. MURMURINGLY, adv. mUtrCKV, nit( SKurren. 2G9 MUSI MUST MYRl MURsruRCUS, adj. Oeitturre, nnj«= fttc&cit^ett erregciib. lURRAiN, s. ba« aSicPerben, bte fcuc^e; (with) a — lo you ! vulg. ficiiter ^ole bic^ ! a — take . . ! Tbef.i^{cr^oIe . .! , MURREVi adj. butttclbvaun, bun!el. MURRIOr* s. vid. Morion. r*<\%yu^cS.1>m^ \s. &■ adj. ber 'iSJluSla- i '' ■ Mi:sr\iT^p, ^ teller ; 2)iu«fatrocin ; h, bie iWuSfattraube, aJJu8fa= ibc ; — pear, bi? i!}JuSfat(eu)= ■?.■>' MUSCAT, McscATET., j;. odj. vid. Mua- CADEL. MUSCLE, «. 1. bcr 2Jliis!cl ; 2. bie 3JJu= fc^el ; common (or eatable) muscle, bie flemciite aJJiifdjcl, e^bare 2JJiep= niiifc^el, ber Slnubavt ; duck- (or amall horse) — , bcr (Snteilfcjjliabcl ; deep furrowed cap — , bie jmcijabtlifie 2}iie§mufcl)cl ; swan- (or great horse) — , bie grope S;eic^ntiifcl)cl ; swallow (or flying) — , baS SS5gclc^cit, bie (Stt)walbe (cine 3lrt SJJte^miifcbel) ; brown — , ber Stciuboftrcr, bie (5tein= ntitfc^el, ©teinbnttet, bcv (5teiitfrer= fer ; — fish, bie ajiufdjcl ; — plum, bie Heine buiitelrot^c ^Ppaumc mit groSem .Kcnte; — shell, bie Wlu- fcfcelfc^ale. MUSCosiTV, s. has arjooftge. MUSCOVADO, s. (A- adj. — sugar) bcr ro^e (brauuc ^3uber=) 3iirf«r; — molasses, gebeitfr (Spvup. MUSCOVITE, vid. Moscovite. MUSCOVY, s. vid. Moscow. MUSCULAR, adj. 1. JU belt 9JJii«feIn geborig ; 2. ft'avf, friiftig (yon dJlnS- feln) ; — motion, bie Sewegung ber 9)in«tcln. MUSCULARtTY, s. bie 2)htsfcl&«ftig: feit. . MUSCULITE, s. bie ucvflcincrte 3JJu= fdjel. MUSCULOUS, ad), flavf uoit 5Uiu«IeIrt, tnnSfelig, niulfel^aft ; — power, bie a)hi«felEraft. MUSE, s. I. bie Shife; 2. ber 3;tef-- ftnn, bn« Sinnen ; to be in a — , in ticfen ©ebanfen fei^n. To MUSE, V. V. &■ a. I. ftnnen, nac^= fiunen, nac^benfett (— upon, iiber) iibcrbenfen, bur(f)grubelrt ; 2. briitcn, in ©ebaufen (vierfteft) ff^n. MUSEFUUadj. tiefiutntg, in ®ebanfcn. MUSELESS, adj. unenipftbltrf) fut $Poffie. , MUSER. .5. ber ?Jat^ftunenbe ; 2;ri'iu= nicr, Jialniaufei'. MUSET, s. Sp. T. bus S(f)IupRDC^ (Ct= ne8 ^afen, u. f. w.i. MUSEUM, s. bag ilhifcnm, Gabinrit, bie 5taturalten= nnb jlunftfammlung. MiTsiiROOM, s. 1. ber (Srbfdjwainm, -^il}, ^errenptlj, G^am^ngnon ; 2./o-. (Slilcf^Vilj ; agaric {or common) — , bcr cBbare y3tattcrfcb»anim ; — bed, baS 9)Jiilbcet ju ©rbf^mamnten ; — pentry, jig. neuer 91bel; — gills, bie a^littter ctneg (frbfc^iuamme«; — ketchup, vid. C.vtchup; — stone, bcr (5ct;roainm jteirt ; — worm, ein 5Bnrm, ben man in (grbft^maminen finbet. Musrc, s. bie 3Jfiiftf, 2:Dntnnji ; 2;on^ uiiffenfd;-:tft; baS ^onfpiel; jig. bcr SBobtflang ; cliamber — , bt? Jtam= mermufif ; — book, "i^^ii Slotenbuc^ ; — house, baS (Sonccvt§an8 ; — master, ber aRiiftflebrcr ; — paper, baS 3^10= tenvapicr; 9lotenbIatt; — pen, baS iRoftral; — room, bas 2J?uftf5im= nicr; Dvc^efler; — shell, bie i)Jo- tenfc^nccfc ; — stage, (— stand), ein 9{otengcftell, 'iJfotenrcvofttorium ; — 270 wire, bee ©laoterbrafjt, bie 3)ral;t;= faiten. MUSICAL (add. — ly), adj. mnftfalifc^ ; tuo^lflingenb, ^armontfc^ ; — com- poser, ber (Somponi^; — glasses, pi. bie @lagt;av>nonica, .garmontcagIa= fer : — part, bie 3J?nft£flimme, vlo- tcnftimme ; — nes^, s. baS 2JJuitfa= lifc^e, bic^armonie. MUSICIAN, 8. bcr 9}Jnftfu8, 3;oiifiinfl= ler, (Sanger; iBJuftfant; — of the chapel, ber ,^ammermuftfn«. MUSK, s. 1. ber aJJofc^uS ; 2. Stfam ; bie 2)hi«Eat&l)acintt;c; — orTihet — , baS aJcofcijnlt^icr, Stfamt^icr [Mo- schus — L) ; — in bags or cods, 33cu= telbifam, S3tfamiitcrcn ; — apple, bcr SJJnSfatetleraDfcI; — ball, ber S3t= famfnopf, bie sBifamtugcl ; — beaver, bie Sifainratfe ; — cabbage, ber 58i= fainfobl; —cat, bie Sifamfafee, 3i= bet^faie ; — cherry, bie iSJJnefateU lerfirfdje; — crawfoot, baS 53tfam= fraut, ber 2Salbmeiflc,r; — melon, bie i^ifammelone; — ox, ber 3}?o= fc^n«oc^3, 2)Jofc^ocfc§, 58tfamoc^« ; — paste-pe'iet. ba« 93ifamfiigel^en ; — pear, bie aJJiisfatellerbirn ; — rat, bie 93ifamfa^e, 33ifainrattc ; bcr 9JJu«fuSbiber; — rose, bie 2fipfd;nS: rofe; — seed, bcr Slbclmoftj, bie 93ifamforner. To MUSK, V. a. mtt 3Jiofct)u8 ))arfii= miren. MUSKET, s. 1. bie aj?n§fete, (^linte; 2. ba3 (gpcrbcrmannc^en,- bcr©prin= }cl; —ball, bie 9JJn«fetcnfugel ; — basket, bcr Sci)ansforb; — proof, fc^n9frci, fc^npfeji; — shot, ber Slintenf(^ug. MUSKETEER, s. bcr 9J?uSfeticr. MUSKETOE, s. vid. Mosquito jiusKETOON, s. 1. ba§ 3jjugfeton, Stuferobr, ber ©tufe, llarabiner, bie Jlnr$3inte ; 2. bcr ^I)hi«Eeticr. MUSKETRY, .1. ba3 '33tuSfetenfcucr ; collect, (bie) 3}iu«tctier. MUSKINESS, s. ber iAifambnft. MUSKY, adj. nac^ 53ifam ric^eub, tDOf)lricrf)cnb. MUSLIN, s. ber iDJuslin, baS 9JcffeIfu(t. MUSLiNET, s.cinc5lrt grober, geftrcif= ter gjhislin. RiusMON, s. baS wilbe Stetnfcljaf, aiiuffelt^icr, MUSSULMAN, s. bcr 3JhtfeImann, 3JJa= I)omcbancr, aJioSlcm. MUSSULMANISK, adj. mnfctmannifcf). MUST, s. bcr 2J?o|l; bcr ungegol^rne aBetii. MUST, V. auT. niiiffen, foHen. To MUST, V. I. a. buntpftg ober fc^jtm- ntelig marten ; ll. re. bumpftg werben, fcbimineln. MUSTACHE, ) s. bcr .tncbclbart, MUSTACHio, 5 @d)nnrrbart. MUSTARD, s. ber igcnf; mithridate— , ber roilbeSenf, 5ltfcr: ober (felbfenf ; annual treacle — . baS ©C^itblraut ; — pot, ber rcn, miirrifcfc. MUTABILITY, ? s. 1. bie gScranbcr= MUTABLENESS, S Hc^tctt ; 2. feel Unbeftanb, aBanfcIimttl). MUTABLE, adj. 1. »craiibcrlicl) ; 2.Hn« bcftanbig, njanfelntiitbig. MUTATION, s. bie a3eranberung. MUTE {adv. — ly), 1. adj. flHIum, ^0'- tfif4) ; II. s. i. ber Stitmme (auc^ /. T.) ; 2. finmmc ihict)ftabe ; 3. bcr bei einer anJgcftclltcn ?cid)e flc^cnbe Sicner; 4. ^Bogclfotl;; 5, jMus. t bcr ^limpfer. To MUTE, V. n. bCU .ffol^ SOU ftc| gcbcn (son SSogeln). MUTENESS, «. bie iStnmm^cit, 9lbgc= ncigtfjcit jn fprc(t)cn ; bas ftocfifcfji aScfen. To MUTILATE, v. a. uerfiiimmcln. MUTILATED, Motil.\te, adj. sevflitmi melt. MUTILATION, s. bie 93crftiiminclung, MUITLATOR, s. ber gScrftiimntcHcr. MUTILOUS, adj vid. Mutilated. MuriNEEU, 5. ber 2Jkntcrcr, aJJeitt» ma(t)cr, ^ilufitncgfcr, 91ufriif)rer. MUTING, s. Sp. K. baS @cIo§, ber .^0- gelfotb. MUTINOUS {ado — ly), adj. i. CL\\\' riihrcrtfcl) ; 2. l;eftig, anf cine ftiirs, mifcf)e 2Beifc ; — ness, s. bas 5lnfrii()= vcrtfd)e, bie 9icignng jur SJceutcrci. MUTINY, s. bie aJIcuterei, ber 9luf» vnbr ; —bill, bie 51ufr«l)rbill. To MUTINY, V. n. ftc^ cinporcn, 2)?etts teret treibcn. To MUTTER, v. a. Sr n. murrcn, mtir* meln. MUTTER, s. ba« Ocmurmct; 2J?urrett. MUTTERER, s. bcr 2JJurmelnbe; aWurrenbe. MUTTERINGLY, adv. nturmelnb, mil bumpfer Stimnte ; niurrcnb. MUTTON, s. ba« S4)ijpfcnffcifc^, ^am-. melfleifcl); — chop, bie >g)ammcl= ri^jpc^en ; — fish, bie giiotbfcbcr, (bcr) ipio^c ; — fist, vuJg. bie grope, p!i:m= Ve Saufl. MUTUAL {ado. — ly), adj. gcgcnfcitig, wc^fejfcirig, beiberfcitig, gcmein= fc^aftlid); by — consent, burct> gc^ genfcitige llcbcreinfunft; — friend, M.E. bcr gcmcinfc^afflid^c ^rcunb; — property, "^iwill nnb ®Ctn. MUTUALrrY, s. bie ®egcnfcitig!cit; gegenfeitige .§tiiibtnng, grancberung. MUTUATION, s. bas iBorgcn (n). ii.'). MUTULE, s. Jirch. T. bcr SicUytEovf ©Varrcnfopf am borifci^cn ®cbalf. MUZZLE, «. 1. bag iyjanl, bie fed)nau= jc, bcr SfJiiffcl ; ber iOhtnb ; bie Mm-- bung, bjj: \fi:opf (eincr Jl'auonc); 2. ber aJJaulEorb, 58ciptorb, SJlafcn^ riem, ba« Dlafcnbanb ; — mouldings, — rings, T. bie Jlppffricfe (an Sta^ nonen). To MUZZLE, V. I. n. ba« a)Liul nab* an elTCa« bvingen ; 11. a. etucii ^JJaul' torb aiilegen, ba^ 9)laul scrbinbeu, baS ^cipcu ccrwcbrcn. MY, pron.poss. (yor bcm Subfl.) mcin, meine; — children and yours, mcine jtiiibcr unb ®cine; — heart achea, mir tbiif ^>i^ "^Ipfj "■''fb- MYOGRAPHY, s. bic i^cfitrcibuno b« iKusfeln. MYOLOGY, s. bie SJingfellc^rc. MYOPE, s. bcr Jturjfici)tige. MYOPY, 3. bie JluvjiftcbtigEcit. MYRI.AD, s. 1. bie iKsn•ta^c, 5cf;n Z9»> fenb ; 2. bie gro^e 3)fcngc. x\AIL NAPP NATA MYRMIDON, s. ber rof)c 2JJenfcf); myrmidons, ; )/. cant, tit ^afc^Cvfc^aaiT, ^clfer«t)clf(;r. MYROBOLAN, s. bie 3JJtvo6oIane, SPurgtrpflaume. MYROPOLIST, s. bcv (Salbeit^atiblcv (ro.ii.). MYRRH, 5. bie 'DJnvr^e. MYRRHfNE, adj. i. alio 2J?iirr6c {ct= ucm pvicntaltf4)eu Stciii) gcmac^t, mun-{)titifd) ; 2. uon 3)2i)vvi5cii. MYRTIFORM, adj. mprtf)ciifbrmig ; — plants, mwrt^enartii^c @c»dci)fe. MYRTLE, s. bie 2JJS;i-ff)e'; Dutch — , bie 2Jt9rtf)euf)eibe, ber ^orft ; common candluberry — , bcv 3Bac^«brtUm ; — leaved sumach, bev ©erberfumad), giuberbniim ; — berries, 3}Ji)l-tf)eil= becrcit; — grove, bie iUh)vt^cu[aubet — tree, bev 3}i»rtbeiibaum. MYSELF, peon, tcf) fclb^, fetbfl, lllic^, mir. MYSTAGOGUE. s. 1. bcc ©e^eimiiig- lebrer ; 2. 33evn)at)rer bet .^eiltgs tf)iimer. MYSTERIAL, adj. gelcimiitpyoll, rat^= felbaft. MYSTERIARCH, s. bcr Dberauffefjcv iibcr bie aJiwjlericn, 2)?i)ftciiarc^. MYSTERIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. (5C= ^eimni§ypll ; ratbfdbaft ; — ness, s. fca« @ef)etmiitp3oUc, fieiligeSe^eim^ nip. MYSTERY, s. 1. ba« ®e^eiintti§; 3iatbfcl; ©cbeimfpiel; 2. ba«.5aub= werf, ©croerbe; 3. bie gcifiiid;e Jtoa mijbie, 9Jit)fierie. MYSTICAL (adn. — ly), ad). mt)flifc^, ctncn sef)cimeu Sinn ciiti)aUeitb, ftutt= bilblifi^, (5cl)ciinuipooIt. MYSTIC, I. ndj. vid. Mystical ; II. s. bet gjj^ftifev. MYSTiCisM, s. bet iKsjflictSinu?, ®c= ful)l«(llaube. MYTHICAL, Mythic, adj. filbct^aft, nH)t^tfc^. MYTHOLOGICAL (ado. — ly), adj. m»= tbotoqifc^. myth'ologist, s. bet 5D?i)tf)oto(5, Sa= beHcbtet. To MYTHOLOGIZE, v. a. ?!)il)t^ert ei-= jciblen, bie j^abellcbve crflateu. mythology, s. bie gabellcbte, ®oU • tetle^re, ©ageufunbe, ^Dh^t^ologie. MYTILITE, s, bie vcr^einerte aJitep= mufcttel. IV. ;,, s. baS % n, bet oiet je^nte SQu(i){ias te be8 2llp^abetS. ^KABOB, s. 1. bcr SJlaboB (binboflaitt= f*e giirfl) ; 2. fi^- tet ftc^ in Diiiu= ^iett bcveic^ett hat. [fNACKER, s. bie 5peilcninufd)et, >per= lenmuttet. IjfACREOUS. adj. verleiiavttg, glan^eiib, lirADIU, s. Ast. r. bet S^iabir, tju^puutt. INiEVf:, s. b^t <5(cif, gel)lcf. lAFE, Naff, s. ciite 'iUt S^auc^et mit einctn ©cfeoufe. ^AG, s. baS ipfcrbc^eit ; let Jt[c>)Uet. KAiAD, Naid, s. bie 23affevnv)mp^e, SBaffetgottiiin, ^iajabe. tKAlL, «. 1. bcrSRagel; ©Vifet ; bie Jtlauc, 5|Sfote; 2. ba« a)?aeoon 2i -Soil; on the — , auf b'it (&teHe; to pay down (money) upon the — , bat bc= ja^ien; to labour tooth and — , jti^jS blutfauet werbeit laffeit; one — drives out another, cill jleil tteibt bett anbertt ; to hitthe — on tlie head, ben Slngel auf ben Jlopf (,i. e. ben red^tcn (^(ecif) tre ffcit ; the liead of a — , bet 9lagel£pVf; clasp — s, clasp-hnaded — 6, 35U(fer; scupper — s, ^Iaat= I)Oofben; rudder — s, bie SRiiberfvfs fet; — bore, bie S^lagelform ; — dri- ver, baS Stipeifcn, bcr 2)iiVMiageI ; — mould, bil3 Diagcleifen ; — nippers, y. bie S^Jageljange ; — rods, pi. 3a^ne Dbercifevne ©fangcti, wovauS 9iagc( gefdjmifbet wevbcn; — smith, ber 5Jagelfci;mieb ; — trade, bcr >Jla9eI= {)antiel, (Sifenftam. roNAlL, V. a. 1. nagein, annagelu; %. (mit ^liigcln) bcfttlagcn, benagein; to — a cannon, ciue Jtaiipue »erna= gc(n ; to — down, |iinagetn ; to — to the ground, nicberfpiegcu ; to — to the cross, freusigeit ; to — up, aufnageln, annagchi; sernagein; nailed up, «er= nagelt. NAILER, s. ber ?iagelfcfemteb. NAILERY, s. i^W 9lage(fabrif. NAIVELY, adi: naio, fuufHoS, natiir= lid), auf cine tunftlofe, natiivlic^e ober uubcfaugene aSeifc. NAIVETE, s. bie ^JaioeKit. ,funP(bftg= fcit, ba« uatiiriidjc 2i?efcn, bie Uubc= fangen^cit. NAKED (adi-. — ly), ndj. 1. nacft, blo^, uubcbecft; 2. leer; 3.baar; 4. njef)r= Io8; 5. ^runfioS; fi. aitgcnfd)ein= lid) ; — fire, Ch. T. ba8 offc'ue ^cuerf — form, Tijp. T. bic lofe fabMitegen= be) goriii ; — ladies, btc 3fitioff- bcr SBiefeufaffran ; — plant, eine tiacfte ^ffaujc (Dl;ne53laUcr, ©d)up= Vfu, u. f. »,); — truth, bie reine aBaf)rbeit; to strip — , eutblijfen, gan? au«5iet)en ; with — eye, mit iinbemaffnetem 5}luge ; —ness. s. 1. bie 5tacftbcit, 33(ij|5cj 2. 9lugen= fd)etnlid)ffit;3. a3crtf)ctbigung8loftg= feit. NAKEIl, s.vid. Nacker. NAMK, s. 1. bet g'fain^c; 2. a?uf ; 3. bie ^i^olImad)t ; 4. ber ladjimvfname ; 5. aSonxHtub, bie 33efc^6nignng ; in the — of. ., !Jfamen'3 . ., tm ^J^amcu ; un- der one's own — , itutct cigeucm 9'Ja= men; by—, mit 9lamen'; he goes (passes) by the — of.., et fii^rt ben, oijcr gebt unterbcm (angcnomntcncn) S'JameU..; slie is of the — of.., or her — is . . , ftc (^eigt . . ; in — of, an= ftatt; what is your — 1 ivic bciiJfU Sic? a man of — , eiu beriifemter 9}fann ; his — is up, er ifl bffanut, hcit Ctiif ; to call one — s, Scntaubcm Srf)impfnanten geben. To NAME, V. a. 1. ueuiteit, bcncnuett ; 2. crncnnen; 3. cninibucu, mclfeit, 9)2clbung tt)un; n.-imed R, 'iJla- men§ dtl NAMELESS, my. 1. namcnlog; 2, unge= nannf, ttn(5ctiibmt. NAMELY, nrf«. nameutlicft, namlid). NAMER, s. 1. bet 9k-nneube, ^amiw- gebet ; 2. (Srncnucr. NAMESAKE, .5. bcr SlameuSyctter. NANCY,.?, (fiatt Ann) Sf^aiinettc, 5lenn= c^en (i^rauenname). NANKEEN, s. bet ^Jaufing. NAP, .?. 1. bie gio^jpe, Siidtfforfe, bag 2Soafn6td)en; 2. baS ©c^lafdjeu, ber (Sd)(ummer; to take a — , ein ©d)laf(^en mad)en. To NAP, V. n. f^lunimern. NAPE, s. bcr S'JnJen, ba3 ®eni(f. NAPHEW,*. bie ®tccfriibc. NAPHTHA, s. bie "-Jlapbttja, baS (Stetn= 51, 3ubenved), SBcrgped). NAPKIN, s. bie Setutctfe, baS 2:cller= fuc^. NAPLES. ,9. ?{eaijcl (Sanb uub (gtnbt). NAPLESS, ar//. nugcnoppt, glatt; fafjl, abgetrageu, fabenfd)cinig.' NAPPiNESS, .->. I. ba« SBoilige, ,(?raufe ; 2. bie Sd)(dfri3feit, ba3 gdjlum- mcrn. NAPPY, adj. fc^dumcnb; fd)aum:g, ftarf ; — ale, vuis- flatfcd ^ier. NARCISSUS, s. 1. CRarcip (3Rann8na> me); 2. bie Starjiffe • hoop- — , bie grotJblumiije vlarjiffe — , bie tucifje Slarjiffe. NARCOTIC, Narcotical {adn. I. adj. Med. T. Uarfptifd^, fc^mcrjftillenb, einfdjlafev cotic, 6\ bag eiufc^lcifevube, lenbe a)}ittel ; —ness, .<;. tifc^c, 33etdubenbe, (Sdimei' NARD, s. l.bie SRnrbe, Spie jingon vardus — /,,) ; 2. buS i To NARRATE, r. n crjableil NARRATION,- s. bic (Srjdijiung, ©e* fdiidjte. NARRATIVE, I. arfj. 1. cr^d()lenb ; 'i. fd)am^baft; il.s. bic (Srjablnug, 5lrt 8U er5dt)len; — ly, a,iv. crjablenbet SBcife. NARRATOR, s. bcr ©r?db(er. NARRATOR Y, adj. crjdblcnb. NARROW {odn. '— ly). wij. 1. cnge, [carnal ; Hcin, furj ; 2. itafie ; 3. auf= mertfam, n.iad)fam ; genau; 4. einge= fd)ranft ; to bring in a — compass, furs (fng) jufammen^ieben : to make a — escape, mit gcnaucr ^Jlotb cuts fommen ; in compos. — bottomed, mit fdjmalem S3obcn ; — breasted, fcfemal- briiftig; eugber^tg; gei^ig; —chan- nel, ciue e\(ge 'Sitrdifaijrt (jinjifdjen ^roet £aitbbdnfen, u. f.»v.), bie $riel, Jtili, Jtille ; — fortime, ba-3 flcine aSermiigeU; — lieartod (— minded, — souied), ficiubenfcnb, ficinmitt^ig, oerjagt. jagbaft, engberjig ; — heel- ed, bllfjwdngig; — heeledness, ber .^ufjnjaug ; — leaved. fdjmvriMdtte- tig ; — sea, bie 9JZecrenge, bcr ^n- uat ; — spirited, uou eingcf^rdnftein Q^erflanbe, gcifle«fci)mad), fd)»ad)- tijpfig ; — spiritedoess, bie befc^rdnt= ten sBerjianbe^Erdfte, ©eifleafc^rods c^e. NARROWS fNARRow) s. pi. bcr Cf ng= Va^ (cnge SBeg befonberS spin SBaf- fer). To NARROW, V. I. a. cuge (cngcr) ober fd)mdlcr mad)en, ycreugcn, einjie= ben; 2. .Sp. 7'.cinfcbrdnfcn; 3. f(^md= Urn, yerringern, yerfiir^cn; 11. «. 1. fc^mdler, cnge luerbcn ; 2. turj trc= ten, nict)t gcnug nusgreifen (yon §Pfer= ben. NARROWNESS, s. i. bie C?nge, .i3a^c, (?ingcfd)rdnftbeit ; L Jllemme, *JRotl), Slrmutb. NARWAL, Narwhal, s. bCr STJarWall, t^ornfifc^, baS SceeinI;orn {Monodi>,i monoceros) . NASAL, Lfflf//. jur 9fJafc gcborig; — veins, pi. bie Dlafcuabem'; ir. nasals, s. yi. \. bie mitteltl ber 'Jfafe wirfcuben Slrjeneicn ; 2. — . (or nasal sounds), 6te ?iafaf= (ober 9^afeu=) 33ncbftabcn ober ?aute. NASCAL, s. s. T. ba« OTuttcrjdpfc^cn. NASCENT, adj. njac^fenb, yerniebrenb. NASICORNOUS, adj. mit ciucnt t§ori'.e auf ber 3Jafe. NASTINESS, s. 1. bcr Scftmufe, Hi (S^mu^igc; 2. bie Unftdt^eiei, 3o' ten. NASTY (adn. — ily), adj. 1. fc^mufeig, garfiig; 2. unfldtbig; 3. fc^liivfcrig, jptenbaft. NATAL, adj. jur ©cburt (Tiatiyitdt) gebi5rig; — d.ay, ber ©eburtStag; — hour, bic ©eburtsjiunbe; — pi,ice. ber ©eburtSorr. NATALITIAU > ,. . , „ NATALITIOI S, \ "''j- ""'• ^■^'^^'- ' NATATION, ». bas Sc^rotmmen (». it.). 271 NAUG NAY NECE NATATORY, adj. aFS ^iilfe jum @(^»iinmcn biciicnb ; — bladder, tie ©c^iuimmblafe. NATCH, s. bas Rxmi, ^intcrt^cU (ei= ties Stiicf 3]iitbyicl)f»). NATHLESS, adv. + IU4)1« bcflO n3Cnt= ger. NATION, s. bic ?Jafioii, bnS 33c»lf, bit SS6lferf(^aft; ^n^. bie SOienge. NATIONAL (adii. — ly), ndjA. »atcr= l(inbtfcf), nattpniil, uo[fgtl)uiiilifI), bcr ^Jlation- iiarf); 2. allgcmctit, ciffent= licfi; 3. patviotifc^ ; —debt, bic ©tnatsfd)i:lb. NATIONALITY, s baS g3oIEStpmti(i)c, bie 3^olf8tf)iim[ic^£eit ; ber ^ati-ip= tigmiis. To NATIONALIZE, v. a. iiationaliftrcn, ba8 3icrt)t Dcr Slatioii gebcn. NATIVE {ado. — ly),i. adj. 1. natiivltd}, angcboren, gcbiirtii], eiiij^cborcit; 2. uvivviillfllid;; — country (— land), bag 33atei1aiib, bicOfimatf) ; — heat, bie natiirlidie SiJarmc, baS ?ebcnS= feuev; — language, bie iWHttevfpra; C^e ; Ch. T-s. — irmssieot, ba« nvfeiltf= faiive 53lci, 9U-fcuifblfi, bie sCIeibhu t\}t. baS iSfotfeitcrj ; — nickel, brv SctlltJefchlicfcI; — red oxide oflead, iiatiivliflReg votI)eS 33leiDi'ib, SBlci= ©upev=DrVb; — soil, bei- 9)?iitter= I'Obcit; U.S. bcrSiiigebotncbaS ?an= bC^ttnb ; a — ofGerrtiaijy, cilt flcbov; iiev 5)f utfc^er ; — ness, s. iaS ^atm= lic^e, 5ltigcbonie. NATIVITY, s. 1. bie ©eturt ; ?latioi-- tat ; 2. ®f buvt^fluiibe, @ebuvt«avt ; 3. ber ©cbuvtsorf, NATRON, s. baS 31attum, Sangen: NATURAL (a'liK — lv), adj. 1. liatiir= lic^ ; 2. pljvfifcf) ; 3. iiuc[)elict ; — born subjects, rtni]Cboriie Ulltei'ti)rtltcn ; — death, eiii iiatiivlidjer S^ob ; — fruits, pt. ttjilb wact)fc!ibc grii^te ; — history, l-if ?taturjTcfd)ic{)te ; — parts, pi. bie StatUVcjabcil ; — philosopher, bcr $f)i)fifei-; — philosophy, bie 91a= tiirlcl)re, ^bwftf ; — religion, bic ita= t!ivlid>e SZeligioti. NATURAL, s. 1. bcr be8 natiirlidKii a^evftaubeS 93eraiibte, 9tarr, Zitot ; 2. (Sin^f borne ; 3. Jius. T. taS 3i?ie= berberftclliiitgSjeiiteit, ySeqiiabrat ; bie 9iotc cbiie alle 5BL^r5ei(i)llunl] ; 4. ba« 9latiuc(, (5'ic]fiitbiimlir[)c. NATURALISM, s.'bcr ?Jatiirjii|taiib. NATURALIST, .•?. bcr ^Jlatiiralifi, '•}la= tiirrtfaubiije ; Slatiirfuiibiae; 9iatiir= forfAev. NATURALITY, s bit 31atiirltc^feit (11. it.). NATURALIZATION, s. bie Jflaturaltft; rung, (Siubiin^fning. To NATURALIZE, ?). n. iiatitraliftreii, eiiibiivgcni ; natiiv!iit mar&cn. NATURALNESS, s. bif ^tatiirlic^feit, natiirlic^c 58cfc^affcn^cit, baSnngc= Jiinftelte SBcfcii. NATURE, s. I. bie SfJatitr ; 2. 5i|atur= orbimng; 3. 2Qclf; 4. 9lrt, ^cfdjaf; feul)cif, ©igciifcfeaft ; 5. ®emitt^«an= lai^c, ba§ &mperament ; beyond — , iiberitatiirlic^ ; by — , »oit Statur ; in the — of, alS, traft ; in a state of — , nncfeilb ; to draw from — , to copy — , nad) bcr Slatitr scicbiicii. NATURED, adj. in covipns. .. artig ; good — , gutartig ; in — . boanrtig. NAUERAGOUS. adj. (Scfeiffbvuci) ucruv= facl)citb (m. ii.). NAUGHT, I. n^^/.tofc, fc^Icc^t, nic^t«= roiirbig, falfcf), iierbcvbt; II. s.SQit^tS ; HI. a(i«. iiicbt. NAUGHTINESS, s. btc 93crbcrttbcit, Unartigfeit, Uugcjogciificit, Scidjtfers ujtfit. 872 NAUGHTY {adv. — ily), adj. Ijofe, bD8= fiaft, utinrtig, uitgejogen, Ictcf)t= fertig; — trick, tin fcfelcc^ter Streid^. NAULAGE, s. bcr Sc^ifflo^rt, ba-5 5'"£)rgclb, ^affagicrgclb (tu. ii.). NAUMACHY, «. bas (ii§[aufcit eincr glotte jii tvgeub cincr Uuternef)inmtg) ; — for- ces, Sectriippcu; — niricer, bcr(Sfc= offisicr; — signals, Sccftgitale ; — station, OTariiicftatioit ; — stores, p?. bie SdjiTT^bcbiiifutiie ; — tactics, bie Scctactif. N.4VARC1I. s. bcr SScfc^tgfiaber eincr gfottej;bci ben alten OJricc^cn). NAVARCIIY, s. bie Jtuufl ©cljifc JU rcgircn, NAVE, s. 1. ba« Scbiff (cincr Jtircfce) ; 2. bie CRabe fcinf^SflnbcS) ; the .hollow of the — , bn§ SfZabcnlod). NAVEL, .S-. bcr 9Iabcl; — gaii, bic uninbgcricbcne Steilc auf bem 3Jiicfcn eineg ^ifcrbc^. bcr 3Bolf ; JV. Ts. — line, ber 3iacfauffc^cr ; — hoods (— whoods, — woods), flarfe i^ijljcr, i»clcl)e bic ,ers manbt; 3. ocrtraut, bcfrcuubet; 4. bcinabe, fafl, ungcfaijr; 5. gcuau; G. wcrt^, ttjcucv ; 7. gcijig, farg ; — the town, na\)i bet bcr StaU ; — har reckoning, bcr ©ntbiitbung nal)e ; — upon the matter, gait^ naf)V baran ; — at hand, bci ber >^ani, na^c babci ; to couio — (a loss, &c., cincr Sac^c, ci= ncm 33cvlufic, u. f. \v.) beifommcu ; to draw — , ftc^ nahcm ; it does, not come — to .., c§ ftebt in leinem 33er= baltnijj ju . . , fommt . . nidjt glcic^; far and — , Wcit unb brcit ; nothing — so bad, bci rocitcin nic^t fo fd;led)f; he was — being killed, cr UnirC bciua^ l)c getiibtct worbcu; he will go — tc do it, cr wivb cS wpfil noc^ ju Stanbe bringcn ; — is my coat, but nearer i.s my skin, baS ^^cmb ift uiir niiber a\S bcr 9fJocf ; .v. T-s. no — I vtoiu SSiubc abgct)altcn ! — away, nid)t wtit, in ci- ncr gcringcn (5i:lftrnung ; — side (— foot of a horse), bic liutc Scitc, bcr linfc gup ctnc« -i^fcrbc*, wo man aufficigt; — siahted. fnr5ftd)tig. To NEAR, u. a. fid) Jiaf)ern, nal)cr ge» l)cn, eiiHin nai;cr fomiucn, i()n an» trctcn. NE.VRNESS, .t. 1. bie ^al)t; 2. na^e SScvn^anbtfc^aft ; 3. ©enaiiigfeit ; 4. bcr 'ipatig ^nm (5)ei5C, bie Jlargf)cit. . NE.4.T',.9.Eficinbyief) ; baS^Jinb, bte Mui^, bcr Dd)S ; — s-foot oil, Del ([\\i Dei)'- fcnfiipcn; —herd, bcr ,ilubl}trt; — ' hou.se, bcr JliihftaU, DdifenftaU; —u leather, baS -SiinbSlcbcr ; — 's-longue, bic SiiubSjungc. NEAT (adr. — ly), adj. i. nctt, faubcr, artig, jicrlic^; 2. gcfcbicft; 3. fcin,. rein, nnv>crmif(^t, ed)t; 4. m. k. mU\ tp; — handed, rciulid) ; gcfdjiift ; — handedness, bie @cfd)i(fiid)tcit; — master, bcr jllcinmcificr (in be i!J?as Icrci) ; M. E-s. — amount, bcr 5fcttP= bctrag; — b,ii,ince, bie rcine SBilan?, bcr rcinc (obcr 3letfo=) (Srtrag, 9hi= tP=®Clinnn; — receipts, bie'>J!cttp= (^iunabme; — weight, baS 9cettp= ®eiiMct)t. NE.VPNESS, s. bie S^cttigfeif, "Sanbev' fcit, 3{cinlicf)fetf. NEB, s. vid. NiD. NEBULA, s. 1. Med. T. bie ncliclit^te @rfcf)einung, ber ncbelid)te Ucbcrjug, baS >0a!it(hcrt iin 9luge ; 2. Ast. T. ber gficbclflecf, SiJebcIficru. NEBULOSITY, s. ba§ 9fJct)cIigc. NEBULOUS, adj. ucbclig, u>p[tig. NECESSARIAN, s. viik Neckssitariak. NECESSARIES, s. pt. bas 9iotbn)cnbige, bie ^biirfniffe, (?rfovbcrnifTe ; — "f life. 9)hinb»orrat(;e, ^ebeu»bcbiirfnif» fe, ^rofiant. NECESSARILY, n/i«. notftwcnbtg, notb» jBcnbigcr SBcife, burd?au!S, nnuin* ganglid). NECESSARINESS, j. bic Sflotf^WCUbta' feit. NEED NEGO NEPE NECESSARY, I. adj. not^wenbijv tt6= tl)ig, crfurberlicft, un»crmctbli4, un= Ultlganglti^ ; II. — , or — houso, s. brtS ^ctmlt4)e ©cmac^, bcr 9l&tritt. NECESSITARIAN, s. bet fetncn freicn aStflen anntmmf, bet an f^atalilmiis (bteSerpngci^Jlrre) fliaubt. To NECESSITATE, v. a. It6t{)tgcn, JtUttl^ gen. n'ecessitation, s. bte 3l6tf)t9ung, tcr Smnitg (w. ii.). NECESSITOUS, c4/. biirftifl, arm, tm 5)Jartgel; — ness, s. bie Siirfttglcit, Slnniitt), bet SDlangcl. NECESSITY, s. \. bte ?iot^wenbtgfett, ber 3wang; 2. SRangct, bie 9(r= mutf) ; 3. gilottbutft, ba« iScbiirfnif ; of — , noi^wenbig, not^njenbiger SBeifc ; — lias no law, prov. 3lti\\) \jat (fennt) Fein ®e6pt. NECK, 5. 1. bcr giacfen, .gal«; 2. bas 43al«p(f, -Jlacfcnftiicf, bet LOinter= tfecil; — of miiuon, ba8 .^afsftitcf »on finem ScJjoV'fe; — of land, bte ?aitb= junge, ?anbengc, (Srbcnge; — of a spur, bet ^al8 an ctneni Stjorn ; — of a guitar, ber ^al8 etuer ©uitartc ; — of the womb, ji. T. ber ^nU ber ©ebarm utter ; to take one by tlie — , eineo beim itragen faffen ; to lie on one's — , etneni jur ?ajl (auf bein .^alfe) Itegen ; — or nothing, biefe§ Dber ntc^ts ; — and crop, alleg, ^aut unb .§aare, Stumpf utib ^xoax\lm^^ ler, 3aubercr. NECRO.MANCY, s. bte f^warje ^unft, Baitbcrei. NECROMANTIC (adv.—\\.h^\ i. adj. fc^warjfiinfilerift^, ^auberifd^; ii. s. baS 3<'w^ctmtttel, bte sPefcfitvornng. NECTAR, s. Myth. T. bet "^ttXaX, @5t: tertranf. NECTAREAN, ) ,. „,,.„.^,..- NECTAREOUS, 5'^J- n«f'"<"^<'9- NECTARED, adj. mtt ^Hcctar »erfe^t, ncctarfiip. NECTARiAL, adj. nectararttg. NECTARINE, I. s. bie 5Rectarjjftrft(^e, SRu^Dftrft^e ; II. adj. ncctarfii^. To NECNARIZE, v. a. sjerfitfiert. NECTAROUS, adj. nectarfit^. NECTARY. .9. B. T. bic .fionigbriife, bcr •Sontgfeld), ba5 Sflectariiun (etner ®lume). NEED, .,. bte gjotb, 5flot6bnrft, bcr iDiangcI, iScbaif, ba3 iSebiirfmB ; M. E-s. address in case of — , bie ^JJotl): abreffe, iJiebenabreffe ; in case of — with Mr. ***, im g^ot^fall bet >$rn. ***; if _ be. ttjcnn eg bte ?lof^ er= forbtrt, tmgfiotbfafl; there is no — of it, e« t jt nicf)t notbig ; to stand («■ be) in — of ... , to have — of ... , et= toaS nbt^ig baben, branc^en, bltngcn; — driver, bcr ?lcgeranf= feljer ; — fish, ber amertf'antfcbc Sarfdb ; — woman, bic 3'icgertnn ; — robber, bet SJaubneger. NEGROLAND, s. Sttgttticn, bag 3^eget= lanb. NEGUS, ,9. bct 9fJegug (Oettdnf aU 2Bein, [SBaffer], 3"cter, 6itrone uub SKugfate). NEHEMLAii, s. 1. SJebemia (2)ianu6= name) ; 2. bag Sud) 9icbemia. NEIGH, s. bag SBiebcrn. To NEIGH, V. n. Wicbem. NEIGHBOUR, s.- 1. ber ?Jacbbav, bie SflacSbartuH; ber Umn5Pbiict,S*}ebcn= wobner; 2. ?lac^fle (in ber ©ibcl). To NEIGHBOUR, v. n. \\x bet 9lacbbat= fc^aft wobncn. NEIGHBOURHOOD, s. 1. bic 9f}ac^bar= fcbaft; 2. ?labe; 3. giac^barcn. NEIGHBOURING, adj. bcnac^bart, in bcr ?Jabe ; — parts, pi. bie Umgebnngen. NEIGHBOURLINESS, s. bte 97a(bbav- Itt^fett, giite 9'}ad)barf^aft, bagna(l)= barltctjc Setragen. NEIGHBOURLY, adj. &■ adv. narf)bav- Itcb ; freunbnad)barltc^,freunblt4>, gc= fcUig, bienflfertig. NEITHER, I. conj. ttcbcr ; aU(£ Ut^t ; — more nor less, wcber menr nod) weniger; nor i — , unb tc^ au^ nicbf ; nor that — , unb bag auc^ nic^t ; — i* fie so bad as you speak of. auc^ tft cr nic^t fo bofe, alg Sic ibn mat^cn ; II. pron. feiner, Ictue, fcineg son bci= ben ; — of them, fetncr con t^ncn, ttcber bcr (Sine, no^ ber yinbcre ; — way. neutral ; to take — part, pavtci^ log fel)n, neutral bleiben. NELLY, s. abbr. ft. Eleanor ij- Helena, ?eonorc; .^elcna (Stauenname). NEM.-CON, (Nemine ContradicenteI. obne Semanbeg Sffiiberfprud) eii!= fiimmig. NEMESIS, s. Myth. S^Cntcftg. S™ois,S-'-'>«"i^'9'"«22albc. NENUPHAR, s. bie 3BafferUlie, Scc= blame {JVymphoia — /,.). NEOLOGICAL, Neolooic, adj. nnh SBorter obet 9icbengartcn gebrau^ ($e)tb. NEOLOGISM, .1. bct g^eologtgmug, nriu gejierte Slugbrucf. NEOLOGIST, s. bcr SJcoIog, Slcuercv bcr neu gebilbcte SBorter unb tRebcnoi^ arten braudtt. NEOLOGY, s. bcr ©cbrau^ ncuci SObrter unb 9Jebcngarten. NEOPHYTE, s. bcr STleubcfei^rte. NEOTERIC, I. s. ber ?leuf, Sfieuerc; 91eultng, Slnfcinger; n. c— ai), «»; neu, neucp, mobern, neotcrift^. NEP, s. ber S^spt,bie.Ra^enmittt5e (..n* pcta : — L.). NEPENTHE, s. Med. T. Ctnc @^merj« 273 NET NEVE NIBB anb S:r«ur!af ett fittlcnbe 3lrjcnei ; ber ?tttberutt8«tranl (m. u.). NEPHEW, *. ber S'Jeffe. NEPHRITE, ^. ber yjev^rit, fettc ^t- V^vtt (etn ©tctn). NEPHRITIS, s. bie ?ltcrcttcntjunbiing. NEPHRITIC (— al), I. adj. Med. T. 11C= V{)rttifcfe, bie Sficrcit (ben Stein) be= ircffenb, nierenfranf, gut wibcr ben Sflierenfc^inerj ; — colic, has SfZieven; iDcI); — pains, p/. ?Jierettf(^mer5en ; — stone, ber 9lterenfietn ; — wood, i>a0 ®ric«&ctl5 (au8 Sfieufpanien), ber btaue ©aitbel (OuUandina, moriuga. — i.) ; n. s. bas 3'ticvenmtttel. NEPHROTOMY, s. s. T. ber ?iiercn= fd^nitt. NEPOTISM, s. ber gfiepottSmuS, bie @r= ^ebung ber S^Jeffen, Sfieffcnbegiinfti^ gung. NEPTUNE, s. Myth. ^tptm. NEPTUNIAN, aij. 1. brtS gJieer betrff= fenb ; 2. son SBaffer gebilbet. NEREIDS, s. pi. bie 9teretben, Seeni)m= V^en. NERITE, s. bie (Sc^njiinnifdjneife, .§albmonbfd)neif e ; deep ridged — , bte breit gefurc^te Scbn)imm= f4)rtecfe; livid ~, bie blduli^e ©c^wtmmfcljnecfe, bag 9luge ber Slinc^teulc; black-furrowed — , bie gcfprenfelte ©c^njimmfc^necfe, ber Jf?rammet8«ogeI ; mountain — , bie glattc (Sc^wimmffftnecfc; red — , baS sHot^auge, bie ©d)n)immfc^ne(fe mit bem gelbeii 9)?rtule ; white-nippla — , bie 5)JJutterbrufi; peloroon — , ber blutige 3'if)it ; ynik — , bie 2)otter= frf)uecfc, ber ©ierbotter. NERVE, s. 1. ber 9fJer», bie SfJcrse, ©V.nnnabcr, 5(ed)fe; 2. /^. Jt'raft, ©tdrfe ; nerves, pi. Arch. T. bt< Oti^J^ Ven, ober ©ct)niire (ber Jlragfieine, ^feilerbogcii, u. f. w.) ; of great — , ftarfneroig. To NERVE, V. a. {tctrlen. NERVED, adj. B.T.a. — leaf, eitt neV- oigteS Slrttt. NERVELESS, adj. entnerot, fraftlos. NERVINE, I. adj. nerseuflarfeub ; ll. s. ueoritifc^c SJiittel. NERVOUS {.adv. — lv), adj. "1. }U ben Stcrsen ge^i^rig ; 2. ner»ig, fiarf, ftSftig ; 3. nad^briicf lic^ ; 4. Med. T. f,- col. uer»enf4)wac6, neroenlranf ; — fever. iaS Sfieroenfteber ; — ness,s. bie 9leroigfeit, ©tdrfe, Jftaft, ber Stac^brucf. NERVOUS, Nervose, adj. B. T. vid. Nerved. NERVY, adj. ner»ig, jlarl, fraftig. NESCIENCE, s. bie UntDiffenfeeit. NEST, s. 1. baS DIefi; 2. Sepltni§; 3. ^dfl^eii, bie ©roublabe; 4. ber 9Uifcnt^aUSort, bie 2BD^nungj a — of drawers, ein ©c^ranf mit ©c^ubs Eaflen ; a —of boxes, ein ©afe Sd)ac^= teln; kettles in — s, @tnfai=,^effel ; a — of rabbits, Sp. JE. ein @a^ ,Ka= nin^en ; — of thieves, bie 3)tebe«= b6t)Ie, ba« Ctaubnefl ; — chicken, bas Steftfiic^lein ; — egg, baS SfJefiei. To NEST, V. n. uijlcu, eirt 9lcfl baueu. To NESTLE, v. T. n. niften ; ftc^ einni= flen ; roo^nen bleiben ; li. a. Jjftegen, jdrtlid^, ober giitlicj) bebanbeln. NESTLING, L s. ber gtcfiling, iunge nnrfte 33ogeI ; ll. adj. erfl au8 bem (Si gefro^en. ! KET, g. baS Stcfe ; — of wire, hixi S5ra^tne^, ©itter ; — cap, bie ^t%' la'^Xit, bas .jjaflrne^; — like, ne^= formig ; —man (— maker), ber ^t%' ^i(fer; — purse, ber f^iletbeoitel ; — tippet, bag gtlet^ntStuc^ ; — ways, — wise, mte ein Stefc ; — work, bag ««*J»erf. 874 To NET, V. a. fuiipfCU, flCC^teil. NET, adj. M. E. wie Neat. NETHER, adj. ber, bic, bag untere, nie-- bere; —empire, bic, Untenuelt ; — lip, X)\t Unterlivvc. NETHERLANDS, the — , s. pi. bie ^Jie; berlanbe. NETHERMOST, adj. bev, bie, bag un= tcrfle, niebrigfic. NETTING, s. 1. bag ?Je^formige, 'jRc^- artigc, 3flefewerf; 2. nettings, 7rf. bie wic iJlefee gefc^Iungencn ©cbifffeile, bie (5ted)ttng, bag gle^twerf; — box, bag ©tricEfdjlc^en ; — vise, bie Siletfc^raube ; — weights, pi. gilet= gemi^te (,$?IopfeI) von 2Warmor, ^Ilabafier, u. f. w. NETTLE, s, bie S^effel; blind or dead — , bte 2;aubneffcl (Lamiian — L.) ; — bush, ber S'leffetbufc^ ; — hemp, bie .^anfneffcl, ber wilbe .ganf (Oa- leopis — /,.) ; — rash, bag ?leffelfte= ber, bie ?ieffelfranf^eit, gfieffelfuci^t ; — tree, ber SSo^nenbaum, ^ivgtU banm. To NETTLE, v. a. 1. mit ?leffeln brennen, ftec^en ; 2. fg. drgern, er= bittern; anirmen; nettled, cvbit= tert ; to be nettled at . . . , ft^ drgcm iiber NETTLER,s. bcr (Srbitterev, 9luf^cfeer. NEUROLOGY, s. bte Dfieruenlebrr. NEUROFTERA, .?. pi. btc ?le^piigler ceine Snfcctenclaffe). NEUROSPAST, s. bie ^u^Ve, S)ra^t= pMppe, 5D?arionette. NEUROTIC, L ofij. neracnftarfenb ; ll. neurotics, s. pi. ylenu'narsncien. NEUROTOMY, s. bie ^lerootomie, Serglieberung bet Sltv'jcn. NEUTER, I. adj. 1. neutral, :()artei(og, unparteitfc^ ; 2. Gram. r. fdd)li(^, nentrum ; to stand — , fcine ^artet ne^men, unparteiifc^ fe»)n ; ii. s. 1. ber ^arteitofe ; 2. Oram. r. bag ge= fc^left)fg(Dfe aQort, bag Sdc^Iid;c, 9leutrum. NEUTRAL {ado. — ly). I. ailj. 1. Ueutral, parteilog ; gleic^giiltig ; '2. Oram. t. tm Sleutrum ; — gender, bag fd4lli= c^e ©efdjlec^t; to stand — , ujd.nnter Neuter; — salts, 5D2itteIfalje, gjltfci)fal5e, Sfleutralfalje ; n. s. bcr ^Parteilofe, UnVarteiifi^e. NEUTRALIST, s. ber SfJcutrale, ®Iei($= giilttge (lu. ii.). NEUTRALITY, «. bie ?lentratitdt,5Par= teiloftgfeit, Unpartcilid)fitt, ©letcb* giilttgteit ; an armed — , eine bewaff= nete IReutralitdt. NEUTRALIZATION, s. 1. bie S^leutra^ lifation, $arteiIogma(^uug ; 2. ch. T. SBcrwanblung in 9Jeutral= ober SKittelfalje. TV NEUTRALIZE, v. a. 1. neu*ralift= ren ; glet%iiltig mac^en ; 2. ch. T. ber ©dure bevauben. NEUTRALIZER, s. Ch. T. ber TOelf^er, ober bag, wag ncutraliftrt. NEVER, adv. nte, niemals, auf feite SCBeife, nimmer, ganj unb gar ober burc^aug nic^t ; — a one, ntc^t ©= ncr, £ein (Sinjiger ; — a whit, butc^= oug nic^tg; — a word, fein @tcr= bcngnjort ; — more, nie met)r, nim= mermef)r ; — so little, auc& no^ fo wcnig, noch fo f lein ; for — so much, urn 5llleg. in ber SBelt nici)t ; be the distance — so remote, fci; bie (5ntfer= nung ts bebeu= tcafc , — printed before, Uttgebrutft — wasting, oici^t ocrbcrbenb. NEVERTHELESS, ady. nic^tgbcflo ttje* niger, bennod), bcffen ungeadjtet. NEW, {ado. — ly), adj. 1. (oon ©arbcn) neu,frifc^; 2. ungetco^nt, unbefann:, unerfa^rcn, ungeiibt; 3. mobcrn; M. E-s. — account iteue Siechnunp, ; to carry forward to — account, aUf '^ Sffeue (im Sucbe) jiortragcn ; — beginner, ber 2lnfdnger, Sfleuling ; — born, neugeboren ; — bread, frifdjce 53rDb; — building, ber S^leubau; — buildings, Sfleubauten ; to — coin,c. a. umprdgen, neu^jrdgen; — coineci, nmgeprdgt; — coining, bag Um:prd» gen; — come, neu angetommen ; — comer, ber 2ln!ommIing, ^^rembe ; — convert, ber ^Uubefc^rte ; — created, neu erfc^offen ; — England, ^tn= ©nglanb; — fangied, neugebacfen, augge^ecff, gviltenbaft ; — fangye{d)- ness, bie Sfleuerunggliebc ; SfJcucrui'tg ; neue 2)?0be ; — fashion, — fashioned, neumobifc^ ; — found, neu entbecft ; — found-land, vid. Newfoundland ; — • Jersey, 9teu=3erfel; ; — Jersey tea, bci glatte (Selafler (Ceanothus americcmuf — L.); —laid, frtffl) gelcgt; to — model, V. a. UmWanbclll ; — moon, bcr S^Ieumonb; — mown, frif($ gtnidljt; — trial, L. T. bie SJesiftOn ; — year, bag ^ewia^t; — year's-day, ber 'Ultn- |a^rgtag; — yearVgift, bag SfJeu- ja^rggefc^enf. NEWFOUNDLAND, s. bie Snfel SfJca* funblanb. NEWEL, s. bie (BpUU, ^\)'m't)tl finer NEWISH, adj. ctwag (jitmltcl)) mu, frif*. NEWNESS, s. 1. bie jjrifcfcf, Sfleube'i* 2. Sfieuerung ; 3. Unerfafireiibeit. NEWS, s. 1. bag'9'leue, bie Stcuigfeit; 2. ?lac^ri4>t, 3c«t«ng ; what's the —i xmS giebt eg 5^eueg? I had — that . ., iti) erl)ielt Stac^ric^t, {iaht gebort), baS . . ; — man, ber 3eitunggWrfdu^ fcr ; bcr ^eitunggtrdger ; — monger, bcr S^eutgfeitgfrdmer ; — paper, lie 3eitung; — paper report, bie 3?'= tunggnotibrtc^t ; — walk, bic Mmi>^ fc^aft eincg 3fif«ngStrdgcrg ; — writer, bcr 3«ifu"gsfc^reiber. NE^VT, s. bie lUint (Sibc^jfe, in aJiolc^. NEXT, adj. i- adv. nd^tft JUlldtlfi, fot- genb; gjcic^ (na^), barauf; —after me, glei(^ nacjmir; —to, ber (bie, bag) rtdc^fJe Ui (nad>); natie (an) bet, bic^t bet ; dm ndtiftett, jmidctfij it is — to impossible, eg tfl fafl Ut!= m&gltc^; — to nothing, fflfi, (bci- nat)e) nt^tg ; — day, ber folgciibe Sag, ben a'tbern S^ag barauf; — door, nebeu an ; by the — mail or fxist mit ndc^fter $oft; — nwntii. ndd&ficn (tiinftigen) 2J2puatg; — taker, Min. T. bcrjcnige, ber bie ndd,t= fte @rcn§e beft^t; the — time, bii3 nd^fle Wat; — week, lommeiibs aBod^c; — year, fiinftigegSobr. NIAS, s. ber erfi aug bem iRcfte gcfont* mene %a\h. NIB, .•!. ber Sd^nabel (eineg SogeU). bte ©)jifee (einer ©c^reibfeber). To NIB, V. n. (cine (5eber) fpifecn. NIBBED, adj. mtt ctncm ©cbnabel et» ner ©iJifec; hard — , mit partem ©dinabel (oon einer gebcr). To NIBBLE, V. a. &■ n. 1. naflcn, bcna= gen, anbeipen (wtc bie gifc^e an ben Sijber), nafd)en ; 2. fig. tUigeln, U' betn, fvttiftren (— at . . ., iibcr), bes fritteln. NIBBLE, .t. Sp. T. bag 9litbeipcu (be* gifc^eS beim 9lngclni NIGG mGU NITI KIBBLER, s. bcr SBcnagenbe, S;abler, (Spotter. KICE, i. 1. S'itcart (IK Sttf)t)tttcn) ; 2. gfjijja an Svaufictrf)). NICE (adv.—hY), adj. 1. fctit, 5art,nttb= lic^ ; t^iibfci), artifl ; 2. toilltd), IcrfiT, lfcfeil)nft; 3. jartltrf); 4. roetcfeltci;, efft, fdjwci- ju bcfrifbigcii, tua^lc rtfch, empftiiblirf) ; 5, ft^li*, It- bentltc^ ; 6. bc^utfam ; 7. j^citait, ^)Uttftlic^, ftreitge, cuicit ; 8. jtfvltc^, gcfudjt; 9. geviurtfitfiig, mtbebeuten&; ,o be — , fcvupuloS fet}ll ; he is more — than wise, prou. cc iibcrtvcibt bie ffiorft^t ; to lie — ly sensible of, javt \&i)it\i, fein cniDftnbcu ; — ness, «. 1. bte Sctn^cit, giieblic^feit, iiofi[i(^= £cit ; 2. cf Ic Scfc^affcu&cit ; 3. ©in^ pftabttcfcteit ; (ubcvtvtebene) @cnau= igfctt, SpiinftHd^feit, Strciigc. N1CE.\, s. vid. Nice NICEAN, > adj. llicatfci) ;■ — council, MCENE, 5 bas nicatfcfte Goncilium ; — creed, baS tttcaif^c @laubcuSbe= tenntnig. 1 NICETY, s. 1. btc 5ltcbUc^fcit, Rc^' I iicfefsit : 2. 3artlid)Eeit, 2Bci*lt(^-- i fcit, u^erjavtelimg ; @invf.nblt^= j fcit; 3. 33cbenHt(tfctt ; ba« bebut^ fame Scrfabrcn, btc SBcbutfamfeit, ! giengfiHtcbfett ; 4. Ocnaiitrtfctt, i ^iinftli^fctt; Svttjfxnbifl!eit, (gub= j tilitrtt ; niceties, pi. btc Secfcreicn. i NICH, Niche, j. bit ?lifcbc, SBIcnbC. NICHOLAS, s. 'JliMauS, (SlauS (SBlaim^naiiK). NICK, s. nbbr. (VOW Nicholas), 1. 9'it= foiau«, (SU\n§ (3)Iauu«namc) ; 2. bev retfete QUiaenbliif, ^unft ; 3. ^6t^fte aSuvf, Xrcffcr ; 4. bcr Stir, J?oboIb, bofe @etft, Saiuon; old — , ber 3;fUfcl; in the very — of time, jur tetl^tctt 3cit, auf rcit ^mtt ; — iiaks, pi. vuis: bcr Xan'b ; bag Q\iiiU tottt ; bie (5vitJ«»"ei(«")- 1 To NICK, V. a. 1. frcffcii, rcc^t trcffcit ; ■j. fcrbcn, ctuferbcu, jacfctt, etiifc^uei= t.ni, vid. To Notch. I KAR-TREE, s Ht ©c^iiticrbaumctn .FtCIt) [Ouilandina honduc — L,.). KEL, s. bcr SItcfcI; .irsenical — , ; i>er— , bcr 3(rfcniftttcfci, ^upfcr^ id; — ochre, arseniate of — , btr lidoc^cr, arfcniffaitrc Sflicfcl; — •imonialore, bcr ?li(fct=9llltitnoil; ,115, baS DflitfcUSviegnlaSerj. iCELic, adj. 3licf{l cntbaltcnb. srcKNAME, 7'. a. ctiicn ihi (ROUS, adj. naci) •jcvbranittcin %tU licc^cnb, iibcl itaAfdjinctfenb. .■.iUULATiON, s.bic 5Jicriictt, ^Briitjctt, I bag giiftcn. '^'lEci.;,,. bieTOdjtc. "•'^ARD, Ls.bcr ,fui(fer, ?5tfj,®eij= :'J; IL oiij. fnirfcrtg, filsicj, WQ, aetjtg; fparfain (— in, of, tnit), fc^onenb. To NIGGARD, D. a. fparfam barrcic{)cn, gcnau einfd)rantcn, fitapp t)altcu (tt). ii.). NIGGARDISII, adj. fcirglici). NIGGARDLINESS, s. bic Jtarg^cit, "SiU jigtctt, JtnicFerct. NIGGARDLY, ailj. ^ ado. flliifcrig, farg, geijig ; — doings, pi. 3lrinfe= Ugfetten. NIGH, p-n>. adj. £r adv. 1. na^C ; 2. betnabc ; — by, na^e bci, bi^t ne= bcnau ; — of kin, na^e oerwanbt ; to draw — to . . , riitfcii ait . . , ft^ ua= bent ; winter is — at hand, bcr 2Bitt= tcr riicft f)cran, ift sor bcr £pr ; to write too — together. Jit Cttg fd)rci» ben ; well — , fafi, bcina^c. NIGHLY, adv. nabc, bcinajc, fafi. NiGHNESS,s. bie ^ai)i; na^c 3?ers tuanbtfc^aft. NIGHT s. i. bie 9^acbt : 2. bcr 9lbenb ; 3. * ba« (5d)attcnrcic9, bcr Xob ; 4. jiff, bie Uiiucrftanblic^tcit ; to — , bcu= tc 9lbcttb ; last — , gciiern 9lbenb ; by (or in the) — , bci Sflacfct ; to lodge (stay) all (or over) — , iibcrnacfttcn ; Lite in the — , fpat in bcr ^ad^t; — angle, bie ?Ja4tangcl, (cine ^nnc niit vtclen 9lngc(» »er;cbcn), bie ^ai)U fcbnur ; — beii, bie •Jiadjtglocfe, Jllin= gel ; — bird, bcr S'Ja^tyogcl ; — born. * nactjtgcborcn ; — brawler, ber ?lac^tf(^wariner ; — cap, bie iTlac^t: inii^e ; — crow, bcr S'fadjtrabe, ^ii- geufaugcr ; — dew, bcr iJiac^ttbau ; — dog, bcr S'Jac^tbiinb (3agbt)unb) ; — dress. baS ?Ja(^ttlid)e ^uf'iUf; — stand, cine S'ladjttoitette: — studies, pi. bie SHadjt^ {iubicn, bag yJad)tftubiren ; — swell- ings, pi. bie ?iac^tblattcrn ; —time, bie Sfiat^tjcit; 9lbcnbjcit; —tripping, bci Stadbt fc^lci(^enb ; — vision, bag ndc^tlic^e (Scftc^t; — waking, bie S'iac^twac^e ; in ber ^Hat^t toa^cnb ; — walk, ber (Sjjajiergang tm ®un= !eln, (5v: wadbt ; — wind, ber ^leuwinb ; - witch, bie ?Iad^t^cre. NIGHTED, atij. OcrbUllfcU ; bllllfcl. NIGHTINGALE, s. bic 9flad)tigaU. NIGHTISH, adj. na^tlid). NIGHTLY, I. adj. Itddjtlic^ ; — sport.--. ?lad)tuergiuigungcn; il. ade. 1. bci SfJadit ; 2. alie 9lac^tc. NIGRESCENT, adj. fc^warj wcrbcnb ; fc^warjlic^. NiGRiN, NioRiNE, s. bcr ^ligrin, 2;itan= fd;5rl. NIGRITIA, s. SfJigritien. NIHILITY, s. bug Sfji^tg, SlJic^tfct)!!. NILE, s. ber Jlilftrom, 9iil. To NILL, V. n. nit^t ftioUcn ; will he — he, er mag woUen ober ni^t {nolens volens). NILL, s. bie ®liinmcvaf(^e; bag^jlo- (fcngcfldnbe ; bie gldnjenben (Srjfiiii= fen beini (Sc^mcljen. NILOMETER, s. T. ber S'lilnteffcr. NIMBLE {adn. — bly), adj. ^Urtig, fc^ncU fliitf, fliic^tig, gcwanbt, lebfiaft ; — footed, ff^UCllfiipig, flin! ; — witted. Icbbaft, Dorcilig, uorroifeig; — ness, .«. bie |>nrf igfcit, §litd)ttgteit, ®enj«nbt: I}eit, SdmcUigtcit. NINE, 5. & adj. bie 'yimn ; ucim ; — pence, bag iicun ^cnce=©tiicf ; — pins, pi. tie J?cgcl, bag JtegelfpicI ; v. play at — pins^ j?cgclfc^icbert, fegeln. ; a — day's wonder, cine Idt^crlidi'; aSi^tigfeit. NINEFOLD, arf/.nciinfad), ncunfdltig. NINESCORE, brei Sc^od (180). NINETEEN, adj. neunjc^n. NINETEENTH, adj. bcr ncunjcbntc. NINETIETH, adj. bcr ncunjigftc. NINETY, adj. neimjig. NINNY (NiNNYHAMMER, NiNCOMPOOP), S bcr Sunimfovf, ^infel, 2;ropf. NINTH, I. adj. ber ncunte ; II. s. Mas T. bag Siitcroall (bcr neitnte S^oa ypin ©ruublaute angcrcdjnct) bic 9ione. NINTHLY, adn. ncuutenS, jum ^Rcuni ten. To NIP, J!, a. 1.. fneipcn, jwicfen, fleni= men; 2. fc^ncibcn, bcipcn ; 3. bc- fd)dbigen, pcrberbcn ; 4. fig. Idc^erlidj macf)cn, fiic^cln ; a. JV. T. fcifcn (jwei X.nfd)cnrmiiiic ntit 3if gel" aulgef iitit ftnb). noise, s. 1. ber Siirm, baS Ocriiufd), ©ctiife ; @i'fd)ici; 2. ©criic^t; little — , baS Snnimcn ; — of thunder, baS CfJpIIen be8 iDonner^ ; — in the ear, baS Saufenunb 83iaufen ber .Obten ; — with the feet, Ui ©ctrampcl ; — maker, bcr Ciirtncr, Sdjreicr. To NOISE, V. n. U, Idnneiib. NOISELESS, adj. gcrai!fd)lo«, in bcr ©tille. NOISINESS, s. brt« ©crcinfd), ®efd)rei. NOISOME {adv. — ly), adj. 1. fcbablid), itngefimb; 2. unbrig, cfdbaft ; 3. ftintenb; — ness, s. bie (Scbablic^= fctt; aSibrigfeit, ©feU^aftigtcit, ber Ocflanf. NOISY {adv. — ily), adj. lariHcnb, ge= ranf(^i)oU. noli-me-tangere, .9. ]. s. T. ba§ ,Sreb«gefd)n>iir ; ber [Rafcnpcd^p ; 2. B. T. bn« (Springfraut,bicgclbc93al:. famine. N0Lm0N,s. ba« 9li(t)ttvoilcn (m. ii.). nomadic, adj. roaiibcrnb ; bfrimijif^ bcnb, nomabtfd). NOMADES. s. pi. bie 91rmnbcii, l)ernm= jicbcnbe 93oIfer, .§irteit»5lf«r. nomancy, s. bie 2Bnbrfag«ng anS ben DtamcrtSbudjfiabcn. NOMBLES, s. pi. Sp. E. ba§ ®efd)cibc, bic ^ingcnjcibe eineS ^irfd!c9, Stcbcs u. f. n?. nombril, .^. //. T. ber Sflabcl, bie yta= belficlle (ba« (Scntrnin) beS JBappcn^ fc^ilbel. NOME. .s. 1. bie Canbfc^aff, 5)3rooinj (in egijpten) ; 2. .%. r. bag ®lifb, ber S:i^ei; nomenclator, s. bcr S'icmenclnios, Sflnincntenncr. nomenclatress, s. bie SJJanicnfen. nerinn, S^amcnfiinbigc. nomenclature, s.' 1. bic 33citcit- nung, ber ?lamc ; 2. bie SJomcnrla-- tnr, baS *Jiamenocrjeid)ni^, SSiJiter: bnt^. nominal {adv. — ly), adj. V.\XX bciM SJlanicn nacb, nomentlid), bent !£itci nacb, titular . . , angcblid^ ; — king ber 9^ameitfijiitg ; m. e-s. — prices nominclle ^J^rcife ; — sum, bie ijlmxi^ nalfnminc; —value, bcr 9'loinina[> »ertb. nominal. Nominalist, .? bcr 9]rint: nalifl (cine ?lrt fc^olafiifc^cr 5|3!)ilD> foptjen). To nominate, v.a.\. nciincii, benen: ncn, betilcln ; 2. crnennen, berufcn nominated, bcitanut, crnantit. NOMiNATELY, adv. angcblic^, nament= lic^. NOMINATION, a. 1. bic ?Jcnnnng, SBc= nennung ; 2. g-rnennnng ; 3. ba§ (lr» ncnnnngsrec^t. NOMINATIVE, I. adj. bcncnncnb ; II. s — , or — case, Oram. T. bcr 9icnnfalt, 5^ominatiy. NOMINATOR, s. ber (Srnenncnbc, Gv nenner. NOMINEE, s. L. T. ber (Srnanntc. NOMOTHETICAL, Nomothetic, adj. JU', ©efc^gebnng gcbiJvig. NON, {insep. partic.) 3lid)t . . , Xlll . . in compos. — ability, s. taS llltOCrmij- gen ; l. t. bic ©inwenbung ; — ac ceptanee, .?. ber Stic^tcmpfarig ; M. K bic Sllicbtfinnafimc ; for — acceptance a^Jangci (an) 5Hnnabinc ; — acquaint ance, s. bic 9Jtcbtbetanntfc^aft ; — act, s. bie nntcrfaffcne .§anblung ; — admission, s. bic S^irbtjulaffuug^ — age, s. I,. T bie Utimiinbigtett, min" berjabrigfeit ; — _ aged, adj. x. r. un> miinbig, niinberjabrig; — appear ance, s. bic 9'^id)terfd)etnung (yrr @C' rid)t), baS ftrafbare 9I«gcnblciben ; — appointment, s. bic Sfjicbtcvncnnunfi ; — arrival, bie iitrbt crfolgtc Slnfitnft, bag Sln^cnblcibcn (cines (5d)iffc8 n. f. W) ; — attendance, s. bic 2Ibn.Kfen= bcit, baS 51n§blcibcn ; — attention, s bic Unad)tfamtcit ; — claim, 5. L. T bie nid)t in bcr gcbiJrigen Srifi ciiigc^ brac^te 3^C(^t§forbcrung; — commis- sioned, 01^7. i'.id)t nnmittelbar vom j?bnigc angcficllt ; -^ commissioned officers, Unttroffistere, (Snbaltcrnc — compliance. .9. bic lluwiUfabrig' fcit; 5ltd)tcrfiiUung ; 9l!c{)teinwi(Ii-- giiiig, SBeigerung ; — compos (vm compos mentis), L. T. bcr fciiicit 93er: trag inad)cn fann (toegen aSci'ftanbes= fd;»acbc, .$lranf()cit, Serfc^tucnbung n. f. tV.) ; — conductors, Phy. T. bie ?li(^tleitcr, nic^tleitenbc j?ijrpcr; — conforming, adj. nidjt jur anglicani- fcbcn (berrfcbcnbcn) ^irc^e gcfjiSrig (bason abroci(^cnb) ; — conformist, .s ber yjonconformift, 5)ifftbcnt (bcr cS nidit mtt bcr anglicanifd)cn , NONE NOSE NOTE bat bn 3i"Vorf«ti''n (Siufu^v); — intercourse, bie >^luff)cbunj] bfS SBev= U\)XS; —joinder, L. T. bic S'lic^tvcr; Cilligillig ; — jurinil. pan. adj. L,. T. (etbiDCtgertib) : aiitt^aiinosevifrt) (bem liaufe .^annoyei- nic^t ^ulbtgcnb, !>;ir. $i'atcnbcutcit anbaitgeub) ; — .-.-;■; a. L. T. bcv 51uttt)auiio»evanfr, '5Jit{)diiacr bc§ ^i\iteiibeu ; —manufac- turing, Itic^tfabvicivenb ; — manufac- turing states, ©trtatf It ot)Ue Sabvtfetl ; —naturals, s. pi. Med. T. bie tlit^t 11(1= turlt^fit 2'iltHC ; — observance, s. bte gjic^tbeac^tutij], aScniac^Iaffigung ; —payment, s. M. E. bie Sfic^t^a^Iunj], tcr 3JJangel an 3ii[)luti9 j —payment of a debt, ber 9lii(f fiitnb etnev ©cijulb, 9tcce9 ; for —payment, SJiaitfjcl (att) fjaf)lung ; —performance, s. bte 9li^t- ycUjtc{)ung; —plus, s. vtdg. baS ^iic^t; UKtter, bcr ^alt, ®ti(ljti!iib ; bie ^a- !eg«n(;ett, J?leinme ; to put one to a — plus, or to — plus one, fitlCll JUnt €tiUfie6cti, ts. f. m. briitgcn, i^m bag Wlanl fiopfcn, ihn in bie G'uge trci= Icn, fintrcibeu, tvce marf>cn ; to be at a —plus, (tin S'lcbcn) iitdjt wetter fottiicn, ^amm bleibeu, coi. am Serge ftcf)en ; — proficiency, s. iaS 9li^>= fiincbmeii, ^Jlic^tfprtfc^veitcit, ber k 3licbtantt)efcii^ett an (9lbn5e= fettficit sou) bem ^jflidjtma^igeit SSobtievtc; 5lb«jefenfiett ctiie« (Setfllicfeeu »tjn fcincr ©cincine, fei= ■ rem SV^l'flfl; — resident, I. s. tier nti)t nuf bent vfl'tiKin'i^tgei! 9i?uf)Uorte ?lnt»efenbe ; ber iiid)t bet fciner ©f meine anroefeitbc ©ciiKicfce; ii.aiij. wn bem^)flirt)tmaj)igcu 2Sobn= cvte abwcfeiib; ttic^t bet feiiicr ®«= inciiibe, nic^t auf ber ?13friuibe, abn>e= ffUb; — resistance, s. bcr bliube, (ki^ bcitbv) Oe^orfam, SfJicbtiriterjlanb ; —resistant, adj. bUtlb gcfiivrfaill, otjue SBibcrjtaitb.imteraMirfig ; — sane. atij. Micijt gcfunb, fcfcivarf), gefc^ivci^t ; — fensitive, s. ber, bte, baS WnfiU)= teitbe, ©cfiibltpfe ; — solution, s. bie tJlic{)t(anf)tpfuug (ciner J^rage, a. f. W.) ; — solvency, «. bte S^Ml'^ilSUS^ fabtgfcit SufolsesiS; —solvent, adj. ^af)luiig«unfa^ig, Baiifbriic^tg, tnfoi= vent; —such, adj. e) ; —suit, s. J,. T. bie 5luff;ebuiig ciner .Rlage; ♦Jliillitat, bag QSerfcfien ; (baS gaIleK= laffen £bie Scrmerfung] beS $ro- jeffeg uon 6eifen bes JtlagerS, wegem @ntbc(fung eineS wtfeutlicijeH S3cr= fef)enS); to —suit, v. a. L. T. sue 9luff)cbiing eiiicr Jlkge aerurtfieileit ; jiim SaUedaffcu eineg ^rojeffes be= Juegeii ; — suited. Jiiv 5luf^ebi5iig bcS Srosefieg tcruttljctlt ; — user, bie 5lmtSpfiicl)tycrIc6uitg. NONAGEsnr.vL, atij. K'r tteititjtgfie. NONAGON, s. US ''Jlmmd. NONDESCRtrr, I. adj. nod) unbci"d3ric= (ku; II. .•,-. iaS nod) Uubefti)riebenc (»pn luibefnimteH ©egenftanben.) KONE, proH. a'lj. jlctncr, ,Re(ne, .^ct= MS; —of them, Jtcinev uon i^uen; it is — of the best, tS tft .KcttteS OOn fcen Se^cii; — of, ntcbt; 'tis — of ones, ti geprt nnS iiid)t ; it's — of your b-isjaesa, fS gtl)t titi) iRi^ti an ; ho is second to — , er jle^t J^einein narf) ; there i.s — but knows, ein 3e; ber weip ; —such, vid. unter Non-. NONES, s.pi. 1. bie Sloiia iin rijmi= fdjeii j?a[eiiber; 2. baS ®ebet um bie iicuntc Stuube. NONPAREIL, I.... 1. ctwaSUnycrglei^i^ Iic{)c«; bag 9ioiivareil; 2. 7'yp. t. bie -JioiUJareil ; 3. eiiie >2lit farbiger fleitier 3"cf«i^fi>f"cr; 4. eiite 2lrt SlcVfel ; 5. cine 3lrt Slelfcn; n. adj. nnscrgleic^Iid). NONSENSE, s. ber [cere 9Bortfd)roaII. Uuftmi, bag crbannlic^e ®efrf)»d§ ; col. bie 5Poffen, baS bumme 3«iig- NONSENSICAL (.adv. — ly), adj. finn= log, unftmiig, uitgcreimt, alberu; IdjJV'f'^ ; — ness, s. bie Siiiuloftgfeit, Ungereintt^eit, 2;bor()eit. NOODLE, s. vuig. ber eittfaltgvinfel, IJuniinfovf. NOOK, s. bcr Sfiadcn; 2BinEel, bie @cfe ; — of land, bie Sanbcitge. NOON, I. «. bcr ajiittag ,- ii. adj. mit= tdgig ; — bell, bie ?J?ittagSglD(f e ; — day, (— tide,) ber 'iKittag ; tnittdgig ; — rest, bie 3)Jittaggrit|e; — stead, bcr 2D?ittaggprt bcr Sonne. NOONING, s. 1. bie iKittaggru^e ; 2, bag 2)JittaggefTcn. NOOSE, s. bie (running — , laufcilbc), (gc^linge, (St^lctfe, ber ^alljlrtif ; lo run one's self into a — , in bte SaUe gct)en, ftc^ fangeu laffen. To NOOSE, V. a. m etiicr Sc^ltitge fan= gen, »erfirtcfen. NOPAL, s. bie tiibtfcfje Setae {Cauus cocheniUifer — /..). NOR, conj. noci^; aU(^ tltC^t; neither covetous, — prodigal, lucbcr geijtg nod) cerfd^njeiibcrtfd). NORMAL, aij. 1. nac^ b"» a3cctt, Sefnnntbett. N^OTELESS, adj. unbciiicrtbar, uube= merft. NOTEU, s. bev 9lnmer!er, ^liiffitrcibcr. N'OTES, )U. vid. llllter Note. NOTHING, s. Sr adv. ba« 9iic^t3 ; fein T-^eil, fcin ®rab ; ntt^ts, fcincSivegS, burci)aus ntc^t ; — but, nicbt aU; in make — of, gering adjten, nic^t yiel 2Bcfcn§ ma6)tn inn ..; l can make — of it, id) roevbe nid>t f (ug bavnii« ; «lio is true to — , fic ifl spUev SUtx- fieUung, e8 ift feiu gute5 ^aav an if)r; there's — in it, tS i^ nic^ltS (aSabves) baran; of — , — comes, {or — can come of — ), ailS Stic^tS lT>irb SRic^tS; that business will come to — , au« biefer Sacije tvirb 3tic^ts wevben ; for — , unifonil ; good for — , fc^led^t; a good for — fellow, ein SaUgcnic^tS; jn-ov-s. — venture, — have, mx Sltdit* >»agt, gewinnt 9licJ)tS, obei', 2Bagen geroinnt, aBa= gen oevliert. KOTICE, s.l. bie SBeinerfimg, ^enntnip, Jtunbe • 2. 9la(t)rict>t, ^Injeige, 3Jiel= bung, ylotij; ber ^-Bcric^t, bie y3e= vic^'tcrfinttung ; M. £-s. duo — , ge= bi)vige SfJotij; —of average, bie Sfu= bienung be'v .^afevei ; take — , !unb uitb JU roiffen ; to take — of . ., ttwaS bcmerfen, feinct SSemcrfung n)iivbi= gen, ft<^ f iimmevn uin . . ; i took no — of iier, t^i tbnt, aU fa^e t^ fte uicf)t, id) befiimmerte mid) iiicht um fic ; to avoid — , um 3luffel>en ju »er= meibeu ; upon — given, auf ein gege= beneg ^fi'i'.s" ; — to g've — of . , , benac^ric^tigeu »ou . . , Seric^t er= ftntten ober abftatten uber . . , be^ ric^ten, nnjeigen, auifiren; to serve — upon .., (einen) oovlaben. To NOTICE, V. a. 1. bemerfen, 9I(^t gebcn, 9lu(fftcbt uebmcn ; 2. ixroai)- iien, nennen; to — the abandonment, ^f. E. ben 5lbanbon aubieneit. NOTICEIABLE a^ij. bemertciidnjcvtt)- VOTIFICATION, s. bie y3efaniitma= ^ung, iOielbung, Stujeige, 33erid>t= erjiattung. To NOTtFY, II. a. befannt madien, 278 melben, onjeigen, SBcric^t erfiattcn, bevic^tew. NOTION, s. .1. ber (33er{tanbcS=)3[3c= griff, ©ebante, bie 3bce; 2. bie 2)Jei= uung, Slbftc^t; I have no — of, ic^ begreife nic^t, glaubenic^tj id; mag ni^t ; I have a strong — of . ., t^ bin fefi itberjeugt ucu . . ; to form a true — of.., ft(| einen rtd)tigen Segrtff inad)en »on . . ; to have a — for . , uerlangen nad). NOTIONAL (adi). — ly), adj. tbefllifc^, eingebtlbet, trmimerifd), fantafiifc^, oermeintlit^, imaginiir. NOTIONIST, s. ber gantafl. NOTORIETY, s. ba3 9lt5torifcbe, aUge= mein Sefannte, SBeltfunbige, bie j^unbbarteit, Dffenfunbigteit. NOTORIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. UOtorifcfe, beriic^tigt, funbbar, niclttunbig, all- gemein befannt, pffcnfunbig ; — ness, s. bie Dffeufuubigfcit. NOT-VVHEAT, s. bcv SBeijcn ofjne ©rannen. NOTWITHSTANDING, coiij. Ultgeac^s tct, nicbt§ befto iceniger; obgleic^; bennoc^, bocft ; — tjiat, beffen unge= ac^tet. NOUGin', adv. >?- .'. 1. ni^tS; feineS^ tuege-i; ba4 92id)t3; 2. bie ^Jtull; to come to — JU '>}li^ btetcn. NOUN, ». Oram. T. ba§ Sfiomen, "^trnx^ njort. To NOURISH, V. I. a. niibreu, crna^ren, erbalten ; ii. n. ftc^ niifjren (n. u.). NOURISHABLE, adj. ber D^iflbruug fa= big, fiir 5JJabrung einVfanglicfe. NOURiSHER, s. bcr (SruSbrer, 2?er= forger, 33rpbberr. NOURISHING, adj. nii^rcub, uabrbaft. NOURISHMENT, s. tie 9l«t)rung, bag 9labrungSmitteI, ber Untcr^att. NOURITURE, s. vid. Nurture. NOURSLING, s. vid. Nursung. novatians, s.pi. bie9Jo3otianer (eine 3?eIigion«fefte). NOVATIANISM, s. bie 2)?ei«uitgen ber Stooatianer. NOVATION, s. bie Sfieuerung, (Sruene^ rung. NOVATOR, s. ber SfJeuerer. NOVEL. I. adj' 1. neu, erfi eingefiir^rt, ungcroijbnlic^, nooelltflifc^ ; 2. A. t. ju ben 9Jp»eIIen 9ebi>rig ; — assign- ment, 2?eranbcrung in 9lngabe ber Umftiinbe eiueS SSerbrc^enS ; li. s. bte 3flo»e[Ie, fleiue ®ef(^i4tSbi(^= fuug, ber 9Ji>man, bie (Srjablung ; — writer, ber 9io»eUcnfc^reibcr, SHomatt: fd;vctber, Diomantifer; novels, pi. L. T. bie Sftooellen (eiu SQtac^trag »on ©efefeen im Corpus Juris). NOVELISM, s. bie SfJeuernng (w. ii.). NOVELIST, s. 1. ber *JJeuever; 2. dco- sellenfc^reiber, DlomaKft^retbev. NOVELTY, s. bie 5lcubeit; SQeutg- feit, ba§ >3lm(; novelties, pi. S^iost^ tatcn, S^ioM (neu erfdjiencne Siicier, Sanbtarten, u. f. jd.). NOVEMBER, s. ber (iDJonat) ^oy>tm=> ber, SBinbmonat. NOVENARY, adj. &■ s. etue ^i)l ^m ueun ; bie neuutiigtge Seelenmeffc. NOVEN^NiAL, adj. ueiiuja^rig. NOVERCAL, a-/;, fliefmiitteriid). NOVICE, s. 1. bergfJosij, ^Probemond), bie 5T;o»ije, $n>bcuonne ; 2. ber 5}>ri>= bef^itier, ^riifling, SReuling, 9liifan= grv, gebrling. NOVICIATE. 5. 1. bas gfJosijiat (bie sprebejeit im JtUfter) ; 2. bie Se^v= jabve ; ber Set)rlingJpanb. NOW, r. ade. & coiij. Hint, jc^t ; bolb ; II. a'/j-.i^'itg ; ebeii ; in. *. * bie ©eafu* I »nrt, ber (je^igc) 3ciH)uufr, Slujje--. bli(f, has tfla ; even — . but ju.< — , ^erabe jefet, ft cbeu, erfi je^f, cbnj jefet ; before — , ebebcm ; a drtv.s beut JU Sage; — and then, biiiui lltli tcanu; i^icr unb bn; — then, nun bann, nun alfo ; —at length, nun cnb- lic^ ; — he was convinced, nun ba cr iibcrjeugt roar ; — for them, nun m'6- gcu fte fommen ; — iiigh, — low, balb bocb, balb nicbrig ; the — kia-j, ber iefeige Jlonig ; — I think, id) fcfu» fe fo, meiue ©ebanfen finb bie . . . NOWAY (S\ adv. feiueSrocgS. NoViTED, adj. H. T. gefuiivft, gefd'lun* gen. NOWHERE, adv. utrgenb, nirgenbS. NOWISE, adv. feinf§n>egg. NOXIOUS (adv. — ly), ailj. 1. fc^iiblid), nac^tbcilig, »er^erblic^; 2. firafbar, flraffallig, fdjulbig ; 3. ungiinflig ; —ness, s. bie (5d;ablid)fcit, ber 5iac5= t^eil, baS (S^Hmme. NOYANCE, s. vid. Asnoyanck NOYAU, s. bcr 5Jerftfo (ein feiucr ?t= queur, befonberS ou8 ^pfivfjc^ferncu bereitet). NOYER, s. -J-»i(i. AsitDYEU. NOYFUL (AnnoypuU, adj. + Wrbriefj* Uc^, qualenb. NOYSANCE, s. + vid. Nuisance. NOZEL, NozLE, s. t. bie ©cbnaiJi^e; 2. ScbnePV< {<»" f'"fi^ Jtaiine, u. f. uv); r. SRobte. S)iUe, t><\% (5nbe. NUBIFEROUS, adj. SBolfeu briihir!:S.\ NUBILE, adj. niaunbar, betvi:tl)f fa bt;^ NUBILOUS, adj. jvolfig, triibe. NUCIFEROUS, adj. S'iiiffe tragei:^. NUCLEUS, s. ber J?ern. NUDATION, s. bie &itbli>itti;g. NUDE, adj natft, bIo§ ; a — cnntrrrcJ, /.. T. ein einfetttger ©pntract, 'J'crj trag ofyue roec^ftlfcitige SSnpiii.t^ tung. NUDITY, .<(. bie SiaJtbftf, 5^liJt)c. NUGACITY, s. bie Sc^tva^baftiijfctr; baS leere ©efc^roiit}, bie J^inberct. NUGATION, s. baS lavpifdifSefc^'.vat^ bit Jtinberet (to. ii.). NUGATORY, a<^. lai>vtfd), afberii, fti!» bifc^, ungereimt, uugegriinbct. NUISANCE, .1. bit '-Sefd>n;ev':itfftt Siifligfeit, llnanne{>mltcbfstt ; 12?:= multcbfeit; he is a public — , fV ijj eine $cfi im Staate. T\> NULL, V. a. uugiittig njcc^f ::, aufs bfben, »erBi*te« (ro. ii.). NULIj, adj. ntd)tig, ungiiltig ; to declare — and void, fiir null UBb iiic|ttg ers fliirets. To NULLIFY, ». a. ungijlttg mof^n. flufbebca, »ernicfeten. NULLITY, s. bie UnUUVlfcilufcit, 9it£S:> tig!eit, lliigiiltigfeit ; baS 9];ditb(T> fei;n ; — of marriage, L. T. bic Ungiil" tigtctt ber @be, roeges »erbote«cs SSerroanbtfc^aftSgrabe. NUMB, adj. erflorret, ftarr ; fraftlo^. To NUMB, V. a. erftarreu mac^en. NUMBEDNESS, s. vid. Numbness. 7'oNUJlBER, v.a. 1. jableH, rerf)«en; nuineriren ; 2. ba,^urec^ne«. NUMBER, s. 1. bie Sfiummer, gablbaa , aabljeiAcn, bie differ; 2. 9ln}aM; ' 3. T. ber Sihimerus, ba9 3?ebeinftfe (5S}lbenmag, J?langma5, SSerJmafe ber SSo^ifiang, bie .garmsnic ; nun> bers, pi. 1. bie SSerfe, ^nim, 9Jf)9t^-' men ; 2. ba8 aierte Suc^ 2?Jofj5 ; ^ Stele, etne3Renge. NUMBERER, s. ber 3at>Ifn^f. 3'i?)i"' » NUMBERIJESS, adj. unja!>lbar, WW | NUMBNESS, s. bie (?rflarn;ug, 59«t5«» I bung. NUMERABLE, adj. lalllbav. NU.MKRAU aJu iU dlLCV '" 3*61 ac68x|» I NURS OAK OBDU elne 35iiriiioiitc, ber SBo^matig. NUMISMATIC, adj. numtSmattfc^, »Otl NUMISMATICS, s. pi. bte JlumtSinatif, ajJiiiijtDijfetifd^ftft, 3Jiunjtunbe. NUMISMATOLOGIST, s. bCt ?lumtS= mattfer, SJZitujfcnncr, 9)Jiiitjfunbige. NUMMARY, adj. jum @efbe ge^otig. NUMMULAR- adj. vid. NUMMARY. NUMSKULL, s. bCC ©UlltlUfOVf, ^61= Vet. NUMSKULLED, adj. bumiiifovftg, bumnu NUN, s. 1. bte 9loituc; 2. 5B[attmetfe ; 3. bit 9lonnentaube, (St^leiertaube, (fine ^rt fUiiicr Siaitbeu) ; — buoys, jv. T. bte au betbeti ©iibcii fpifeig ju= • laufenbcn 5;otinenbo9cu; — 's thread, ^IcfterjtBtrn. KUNCHION, «. ba« 93c6perbrob. NUNCIATURE, s. btc Stutictatiir, j)ai)fl= Itc^ Oefanbtfc^aft. RUNCIO, g. ber 9luuciuS, ^jS^jfilt^e ©efaubte, .gtrc^etibote ; Sotc; iSor= bote. NUNCUPATION, s. bte mitublt^e (Si:= flarung cber ©rneRmmg ; z,. r. (Sr= ftaruitg beS fe^tett 9BiUe:t8. NUNCUPATIVE, > adj. 1. i. T. miinb^ NUNCUPATORY, S Uc^ gcmatfet (!jon S:eft(tmcntcn) ; 2. feterltc^ ertldrt, er= naitttt. NUNDINAL, adj. ju etiier 3JJeffe ober einem 3a^nnartte gebBrig, in bet gjJeffe ; — laws, pi. bie Siefigcfe^e, Slle^orbnung. NUNNERY, s. t^\% SfJoitnenflofler. NUPTIAL, adj. bcc^jcttlic^, e^elic^ ; — iwnediction, bte S^rauuug, ©infeg: nung ; — ceremony, bte 5;vauung ; — knot, baS @beb(tub ; — repast, bcr NUPTIALS, s. yi bte ^ocftjett. KUREMBERO, s. (bte gebi)rig, eiue Sil\)\\\- NYMPHiSH, ) v^e betieffenb, ni?m= Vt)cnl)aft. SSS^ \ '^■J- nvmv^endlulic^. o. O, g. baS (ber SSofal) D, o, ber fiinf- je^tite SSuc^jlabe beS 5IIv^abet«. O, int. vid. Oil. OAF, s. ber aSer^felbatg ; Sutnmfopf. OAFISH, adj. buntm, cii'ifdltig (w. ii.) ; — nes8, s. bie Smnmfjcit, ^infalt (W. ii.). OAK, s. bte gic^f, ber (Stc^enbaum ; — of Jerusalem, baS 2;rauben£raut, 2)i0ttentvailt (Chenopodium botrys — L) ; barren scarlet — (liolm-oak). bie ©tetnetci)e ; gaii-bearing — , bic ^ag= Ctctc.; c-.cr-green — , bte ©tecftiiahite i,Iez — I..); bitter — , bcr ^\x\id- baum ; — agaric, ber (Si^ettjd&wamm; — apple ( — ball, — cone, — gall, — gomes), ber ®alial)ffl; — bark, bit ©ic^enrinbe; — billets, pi. eic^eneS SBagenf^of; — cleaving, @id)en fpaltenb ; — farn (—fern), ber a3aum=> farn, SBalbfarn; — grove, ber @is tf)en^ain, bag ©ic^enwdlbt^iert; — leather, ber Jteuleufct)roamm, ^or* nerfcbtuamm ; — puceron, bie @ia)en» blattlaus ; — tree, bie ©i^e, bcr @i= djenbaum ; — web, bie Stau^e. OAKEN, adj. cic^cu, »pn ©tc^en ; — garland, bcr ©i^cnfranj : — pin, etne 3trt barter 9IfVfeI. OAKLING, s. bie iunge Sit^e. OAKUM, s. baS ^abcntverg, bie S^aH* fdben, baS alte aufgebre^te Xautoerf, SBerg (jum .ft'alfat'ern); white — , un= getbeerteg SBevg ; black — , get^eer>= te« SBerg. OAKY. adj. \)Mt mt ©idjeu^ol}, ei* c^enfejl, eici^enavtig. OAR, s. ba§ 9{uber; to put in one's oars, prau. ftd) uubcvufcn ctninengen ; Sea Expr-s. bank of oars, btC SRubCr- banf, 5)uft; boat your oars! Ijort auf ju vuberu ! To OAR, V. I. jj.rubern; n.a.bur(^9iu=: bcrn bemegen; oared, mit 9lubern. OARY, adj. ruberfijmtig ; ot3 9luber bicneiib. OASIS, .s. {pi. oases, Daf]en), bte Oafe, cine fru^tbare ©telle in bcr 3Biifie. OAST, s. ber Dfen, bie (3)?al5= cbcr ^oVff«=) 2)arre. OATS, s. pi. ber .§afcr ; potato — . .6a= fer, mcldjer ba§ bcfle, njcigcfJe 3)^ebl Mtht ; wild — , ber Siaut^^afer, ^artii bafcr,©anb^afer; yellow—, ber ®plb= bafer; to sow one's wild — , prov. ftcft bte ^onier ablaufen (bte 3ugfiibl)itt verli'eren) ; — chaff, bte ^aferfprew, OAT, «. ber •^afer ; oat in compos. — bread, bag .gafcrbrob ; — cake, ber ^aferfu(t)en ; — malt, bag ^afer= ma\\; — meal, bag .§afcrineol, bie ^afergriifce. OATEN, adj. »on ^0afer, aiig .gafev= iite^l ; — straw, ^aferflrot). OATH, s. ber @ib, ©ibfttn^nr, ©c^wiir ; — of abnegation, ber91bldugnunggeib; — of allegiance, bcr (Si6 bcr ^rCUC; .<3ulbigunggeib ; — of fealty, ber Cebngeib; — of qualification, beriBer= mogengeib; — of supremacy, bcr 9Iu- cvfcununggcib beg jliinigg alg .§aup= teg ber ,Ktrcbe; by -, with an — , upon an — . burd) (litfcbnjur, ciblict) ; to bind one by — , ciucit (ciblitfe) Ucr: ;ifltd^feu, in (Sib unb ^flicbt nebmcn; to tike one's — , ciucn @ib Icificn, fc^woren ; to take an {or one's) — of {or upon — or to make — to) a thing, etvuag befc^mijren, cibltcf) erf>artcn'; to administer an — to one {or to put one to his — ), cinen fc^njijreu laffen, einem etncn ((5ber ben) (Sib abiieb* men ; to give one the — , eiiicm ben @ib jufc^iebeu ; to put to an — , jum ©c|tt)ure treiben ; to be under an — , ftdj eiblic^ oert)flic^tet ^ahtw; to deny by — , abfcftwovcn ; — breaking, ber (Sibbrud), 9JJeincib. OBBLIGATO, adv. vid. Oblioato. OBCORDATE, adj. B. T. Obcorbtfc^, Um* gefcbrt, bcrjfijrmig. OBDORMITION, s. bcr ©c^laf, bic 3Jube. To OBDUCE. V. a. itberjie^cn (». ii.). OBDUCTION, s, bie Ucberjiebung. OBDURACY .'. bte iScr^artung, i8er» fiotfung, .galsflarrigfeit. OBDURATE (adr. —\.\),adj. 1. iH'VfiaK tet, tjevflocft, (uilgfiarrtji, iinbuh-fen tig; 2. vaub, fii)»uer aiijiufi'i-eitcc OBLI OBSC (3BST (tt), u.); — ness, s. btf 93erflo(It^eit, ^aleflarriflleit, Unbu^fertigfett. >BDURATloN,s.bte aScr^artuiig, g3cr= flodung, .^alsfiarngfett, .§ai:tf)evjtg= Hit. To OBDURE, V. a. prteti ; t)alefiarrig, unempftnbltcft maittn (w. it.). :iBDURED, adj. verfiodt.oer^cirtct. OBDtmEDNESS, s. bte ^cirte, bcr (gt= genftnn,bie aSerfioiftleit (m. it.). OBEDIENCE, s. in ®e[;prfam. !)BEDrENT (,adv. — ly), nng. OBREPTiTious, adj. tiberfc^Icic^cnb, einfc^lei^enb ; ct'itgefd;lid)cn; cr= f^li4)en. OBSCENE {adv.— -ly), adj. 1. fd)mu§ig, fd>liiVferig, unsiid^tig, geil; 2. mt= brig, cfelbaft; 3. «8i3fcS bcbcufeub, Uebet ycrfitjtbenb, ungliicfltd;; — ness, s. vid. OscENiTY. OBSCENITY, s. ba« (Sdjmii^igc, btc @d)liH)frigfctt, Uncf)rbarfcit, ltu= Siic^ttgfcit, (Seil^ctt. OBSCURATION, s. 1. btc SDerbunfc: lung ; 2. 2)unfel^cit. OBSCURE {ndn. — ly), adj. 1. bUllfcI, biiftcr, finflcr; 2. fig. m Sunfeln lebenb ; 3. bunfcl, linbentlirb, nnoer^ ftciublid); 4. nnbefaunt, unbcvitbmt; 5. nicbrig ; to live in an — conditior^ im "Sititfcln, in bcr ©ttllc leben. To OBSCURE, V. a. 1. »erbunfe(n, ver» ftnflcrn; 2. fig. uerflcinern, bea 3^ubm fdiin'ile'-'n, in ©fatten fieU Icn ; 3. yerbergcn ; to — one's seit, ficb uerflecft fatten, eittgcjogcn leben. OBSCURENESS, > s. 1. btc 3)nufelbeit, OBSCURITY, > StnflcrniB; 2.'fe/ UnocrfldttbIicb!ctt, Unbeutli^feit; 3 93erborgenbett, Uitberiibmt^ett. To OBSECRATE, v. a. bvittgCUb btitCB ' anttcgcn, befc^raorcn (». li.). OBSECRATION, s. bte bnugcnbc 33itte OBSEQUENT, adj. gcborfani J unter. wiirftg, ebrerbiettg (a*, it.). OBSEQUIES, .T. pi bag ?eicf)cubcgdug« ni§, bie S^obtcnfcier. OBSEQUIOUS {adv. — ly), adj. gel)0r» fam, folgfam ; njiflfdbrtg ; —ness, « bcr ©eborfain, bie golgfamfctt; 2BtU=: fd^rtgfeit. OBSERVABLE {ndij. — ly), adj. bf 11161= fenlroertb, incvfroiirbig ; Bortrefflir^ au«gejetd)nct. OBSERVANCE, s. 1. bte Scmcrfung, 33cpbac^tung, .fjaltnng ; 2. Slufmcr'fs fam!eit; 3. (Sbvcrbfetung, e^rfitvc!)}S^ uoIJe 33ef)anblun3 ; 1. ber ,Sir4)en- gcbrau^, ba« [Sttual; 5. bie Sfiegci, ©eWO^nbeit, bas .^Cvfomme« ; 'ob- servances, pi. Drbenercgclrt. OBSERVANDA, s. pL fetc ju bei>bor&=: tenben 5)inge. OBSERVANT, I. adj. 1. bcobitdjtCttb, aitfmcrffant, forgfditig; 2. ef)vcvbtc= tig, get>i)rfaiit, untcrmitrftg ; — of one's word, ff irt SBwt baltcnb ; II. .«. ber ©eobat^tcr (etnerSfegel, u. f. ».). OBSERVATION, .9. 1, bte ^Beobac^tnui^, 2Babv«et)mung, S3emerh!ng'; 2. 2lti4-- fagc; 3. (^rfit'Uun'Jj, ^attung; itn-y* one of his observations, er ^ftegtc UB- tcr 2lttbefn ju fagcn. OBSERVATOR, s. t>(t 93cobat|)ter, S?* mevtcr, 3Ba()niel)mcr ; Slnmerhingeu* inacfecr. OBSERVATORY, s. HS ObfcrSiXtCs rium, bte SBorie, Steniwarte. To OBSERVE, v. a. ^- n. i. bepbad)tCK, wa^rne^men, anftc^tig wcrbcn, bc-.^ mcifeti; 2. balten, fctern, bcfolgcn; 3. 3ld)t ^aben, oufnterffam fci^n, auf:^ ntcrEht; 4. finmcrfen, fagen; i was going to — , ic{) wpllte cben fagen ; to — one's master, fid; itac^ fctuem 2eb» rer rit^ten ; to bo oiiserved, bcmcr:: tungsrocvt^. OBSERVER, s. 1. bcr Sco&ctt^ter, SBatjruebmcr, SScmcifcr ; 2. ^efoU ger ; 3. 9fiac^foIgcr. 053SERViNGLY,a(/B aufiitcvffani, fprg' fattig. OBSESSION, s. bie Selitgerung, Umf^el-i lung; SBeft^ung, (uomSeitfcl, iim'i.). OBSIDIAN, s. bcr'tSldnbifdie ^it^at, 3ia* fetinna, ba§ ?a»ag!a«, bcr ©laaa^ati 9kben^etn aui Ungarn. OBSIDIONAL, a, Bcraltet; to grow—, BcraUcnj —ness, s. bte ltngebrdud)Iid)fcit,»cc« oltete ©cfc|affeiti)ett. OBSTACLE, s. ba« .^tiibcmip. To OBSTETRICATE, r,a.&-n. ®ebuvtl» biilfc Ictftcn. cntbinbcn, lUfcn w. uJ. OBTU OBSTETRICATION, a. bte 93errtc^taU(] cinet >§ebamme, ©eburtS^iilfe. OBSTETRICS, s. pi. bte J?itnfl@etnirt«= {)ulfe ju Ictfien. OBSTINACY, s. bte .gal^flarngfctt, Unbiegfainfcit, .^artnddigtett, bcr ©tgenftitn. OBSTINATE (aiv. — ly), a^lj. t)a\S^ax= rig, iitibeugfain, biivtnaJtg, fiocftf^, eigenftttnig, totberfpciifttg ; — ness, s. lid. Obstinacy. OBSTIPATION, s. bie 23ciftopfung. OBSTREPEROUS, adj. Icivmcnb, ge= xiufc^ooU, fc{)r laiif, sorlaut; — ly, ado. mit Sarin, intt ©djretett; —ness, s. iaS Sdrittcn, ©eriiufc^, @efd)rei. OBSTRICTION, s. bie a3crtnnblic^!eit, ©ebuttbcn^eit. r« OBSTRUCT, 17. «. 1. yerflopffit; 2. serbauen, (bett 2Qeg) ucrtreten; 3. Dcrjogern, ^entinen, ^inbcrn, jittoiber fci;ti; to — one's sight, 3einaitbcm tic 9lll«jtci^t bfllcfjllicn ; obstructed by ..., gc^inbert voii (biivd^) ; ob.structing process, L. T. ber SBiberj^anb gcgen @eriti)t§perfoneit. 0R5TRUCTEE, s.ber, bte 93erflovfeitbe, ^inbcrnbc. OBSTRUCTION, s. 1. bie 93crf!ppf»tt9 ; 'i. ^tttberung ; Sc^mierigfeit, bag >6inbernif. •BSTRUCTIVE. t. adj. «cvfloi,>fenb, bcnt= meiib ; ^inbevlic^ ; il. s. bCiS .§inbcr= nip (tt). ii.). OBSTRUENT, adj. Med. T. ycrflOCfenb, f)inbernb. OBSTUPEFACTION, s. bic UlltClbve= ct)img bcr SBirfung ber Sittnc, Se; taubung. OnSTUPEFACTIVE, mlj. bctdubcilb (m. ii.). T.I OBTAIN, V. \. a. 1. crlaugcn, cr= [laltcn, befommeu; 2. be()iflt'cn,fort= bcfifeeii ; to — by prayins. crbittcn ; to — by flattery, crfc^mei(t)elit ; H- n. fortbaucrii, fic^ bebaupteii, ftd) cr^al= ten, in ©ebrauct) blcibeii : gelteu. OBTAINABLE. ad.j. ittaS ftc^ cri;alfen ober evlangen idpt; not — , M. Ph. nicf)t aiijiitoinmen. OBTALN'ER, «. i>rr itxtai crl)alt, be= finnmt. 0I5TAINMENT. s. baei (SvOalten, @r» langcn, bie (Srlaisgung. Tj obtend, o. a. cntgcgcnfe^eu, ciu- rocnbcn. obtenebration, .". bic g3crfiufte= rung, 93evbuu!cluug, ^uttfel^eit (tv. ii.). To obtest, ». I. a. briiigciib bitten, fluflc^cn ; II. u. tuibcrfpvccfjcn, V'^ot«= fiircn; obtestation, s. bicbri«genbe93itte; fcicrlidje 5Inflebung. obtrectation, s. bic biifc Dfiac^rebe, tyerlcunibititg, Sd)maf)ung (a». ii.). To obtrude, v. a. auffriitgctt ; auf= jroingcu ; to — one's self every where, iii) iibevcU aufbriugcu, obcr cinbrdu= S«n- , , obtruder, .1. bcr etwaj aufftnngt ; bcr 3ubriuglicfee. To obtruncate, v. a. abbaucn (cin ®licb), uetftitminclu (\m. ii.). obtruncation, s. bie 3Scrfliinimc= lung, baS 93crftiiininclu. obtrusion, s. bie 5lufcriitaung ; by way of—, aufbvinglicbcv aucife. obtrusive, adj. flufbriugcnb. 7'oObtund, v. a. jtumpf mac^cn, bdmvfen, betiiubcn, fijbtcn. obturation, s. bic a]ci'flopfung, baS 3uftovfen. OBTUSANGULAU, ailj. O. T flumj.if= iBtuEcltg. OBTUSE {ado. —l\), adj. 1. flumvf; 2. iuiiiVf; 3. bctdubt, buntm; an — occu sound, ein bumvfcr ?aut obn £d)alf ; —ness, s. 1. bie ©tumpfijeit ; 2. 5)nmpf^cit ; iSummbcit. OBTUSION, s. 1. bas (Stumpf= obcr Suntpfmac^en ; 2. bic Stumpf^cit, n. f. vo. ■To OBUMBRATE, v. a. bcfc^attcn, um* fe^atteii, ubcrfcbnttcn, bovolten (TO. it.). OBUMBRATION, s. bte 33efd)attung. Uinfc^attung, UimpiMfung, 33ci'buit= fclung. OBVERSE, ?. bie Jlc(;rfeitc. To OBVERT, V. a. fc^rcn obcr rit^ten (— to, towards, gcgcn) juwenbcn. To OBVIATE, 0. a. bcgcgncu, cntge= gcu tommen, yovbengen, Bcri)inbcrn; in order to — every possible abuse, WXn jebein mi^glic^cn 9J?ipbraud)e 5nyor= jutommcn. OBVIOUS {adi\ — ly), aiij. 1, «infend)= tcnb, ffar, nnvcrfcunbar, Wutlic^, bcgreipid;, augcufdllig; C. offen, anSgcfcfet, iintcvworfei't (». ii, — loss, offcnbarcr i^crliifl; 'tis — to .^e eye, cS fpriugt in bic ?Iugcn; — to all the world, allgcmcin fapli(^, 3e= bcrmann bcfannt; —ness, s. bie iBe= grcipic^fcit, 2;cufli Afeit. OBVOLUTE. Obvoluted, adj. B. T. riuncnfijnnig gcbogcn. OCCASION, s. 1. bie (bcqucnie) ®clc= gcnijeit; 2. 33cranlaffung, bcr 9ln= lag ; 3. }ufdllige llmftanb ; 3ufaH ; 4. ba« (jufdUigc) S8cbiirfni^ ; by — , bei (buvc^) ®eTcgenf)cit, gelcgcntiic^; Sufallig ; on — , iin Sflotbfallc ; on an — , gclegentlid) : on the spur of the — , ill allcr Silc: to give — , ®elcgcnl)cit (5lnla^) geoeu; to have — for, (etwa«) notfjig Ibabcn, brau^ d)cn, bcbiirfen ; there is no — , c« ift Uic^t nijtbig ; when — olTers, bei »ci-= fominenbcr ®elcgenl)eit; as you see — ,nac^ ^^elicbcn ; if — serves, wcun bie ©elcgenbcit giinftig tfl ; you have no — , @ic i)obeu nicftt Urfacfje. To OCCASION, I), a. ucranlaffcu, wx^ nrfad)cit, bcttjirtcit. OCCASIONABLE, at (in 9Iuctioiicu), bcr gebotcnc SprciiS ; M. E-s. — of (one's) services, baS Stenfiancrbictcn ; to make offers, 9Ui= crbietungen matfecu; to make bad offers, ftJilcc^t bictcn (in 9)ucttoneit, u. f. to.) ; to make an offer at a thing, ftii) cincr ©ac^c untcvfangcn. OFFERABLE, adj. atljubicteil ; JU l^p' fern. OFFERER, s. bcr 9lnbietcr ; Stetenbc ; S)arbteter, Dpfcrcr. OFFERING, s. ber 9lntrag, iaS D^fcr ; burnt — . baS SSranbo^jfcr. OFFERTORY, s. 1. bcr Dpfcrgcfaug ; 2. bag Dffertorium (cin 2:beit bcr aJicffe); 3.bieDpfergabe; baSDp* fern (to. it.). OFFicfe, s. 1. ber Sicnfl, ba§ 9Imt, ©ca fcbaft; 2. bcr ?icbc«bienfi, btf@efal= ligtett; 3. bcr ©otteSbienfi; 4. baS (SiinH)toir, Sitreau, bie erocbttion ^anjcllci, ®ef^aft§fiube, 9Jmt«fiubc; baS 9luSfcrtigung3jimmcr ; 9lnit=! bans ; to be in — , ciu 9lint bef Icibcn ; in virtue of my — , fraff inctUCS 2lin= tc§; offices, pi. bie ©cftubefiubcn, S^cbengcbaubc (Stallnngcn, u. f. w.i ; — keeper, bcr Sitbabcr ciuc* ©wni's toifS, u. f. w. ; — pons, pi. groSl .ftaujellcisScbcrfpulcn. OFFICER, s. (a civil -), 1. ciu Dfft«» OIL OLIV OMNI mi, SBianiUx ; ®en(^t«bteiicr ; 2. Offtsicv. . ^^„. OFFICERED, adj. mil Offisicreu »crfc= f)Cn ; an army well — ,eiltc Qlriliee mit guten Offtjieveii. . OFFICIAL (adv. — Lv), adj. 1 . beatlttct, tin 5lmte fte^cnb ; 2. aiiitlic}), oonbcv SRcgtenittg bevru^vcitb ; amtJma^ig ; b^tntUd), offt'cicU ; fraff 2lmteg ; 3, btcncnb, bicnltc^ (W. ii.) ; to hoia an — situation, fill offeiitltc^fS 9lint bt- ffcibeit; — account, bft 2lint§be= Vic^t ; — functions, SlltttSfUUCttonflt, ?lmts»errtc^tungf 11 ; — tour, bie SlmtSi-eife. OFFiaAL, s. ber Official, ©teU»er(rc= Uv M aSorgefefetett bet einemgeiflli= cicit Oeric^te; aSei^bift^of; &(= rtc^l^bteuci-. OFFiciALTY, s. baS Dfficialat, 5lmt (hits DfficialS. '/•o OFFICIATE, V. v. 1. bClt @0tte8= bieitfl ueiri^ten, bieitcn ; 2. bie iub= ler; — mill, bie Oelmiible; — nut, iie Heine amerifauifc^e 2BaIInuf ; bie SSc^cnnug (,$terii bes 33e^enbaiim8) ; — press, bie OelVreffe ; — proof bran- dy. Oclprobcbranntiucin ; — shop, ber CeUaben; — skin, ber 3Ba*Stnffet; — squares, p/. sierccfige OelfIaf($en; — stone, ber Del= (feine (Scfcleif=) ©tein ; — trade, ber Del^mibci. To OIL, I', a. olcn; einolen; oiled silk, aBat^Staffct. OILER, s. vid. Oilman. OILINESS, s. bie Ddigfeit, (Settigleit, bag gette. OILY, adj. olig ; 6Iid)t ; fett ; — grain, ber Delfanie, l^aS (Sefamfraut; — palm, bieDelvalme.' To OlNT, jj. a. falben. OINTMENT, s. bie Salbe. OKER, s. ber D^er. OLD, (k//. 1. alt; 2. Bcrbrauc^t ; how — is he ? tt)ie alt ijl cr ? he is forty years—, er ifl »icr jig Sa^rc alt; — birds are not caught with chaff, prov. alte Siic^fe fdngt man nicbt ; to prow — , altern ; an — suit, ein alteS J?leib ; — wine, alter aSJein ; of— , in — time, e^ebem,»or outers; a friend of -ein alter greunb; — age. ba8 (Ijob*;) 211= tcr; — built, nacb after 53auart; — fashioned, altinobifcfc, altfrdntifc^ ; — fashionedness, ba8 9Utinobifc^e ; — man, bcr ®rei8, 3lltc; 9fJegeu9ogel; — man of tiie wood, cine vlf enart ; — man's beard, B. T. ber SBeiSbart ; — style, alter (Stl;l ; — timber, alte8, unbrau^fcnrfS ^lolj, SBrad bolj ; — wife, cont. tie gefdjirdfeige Sllte; ber o^Otttfifd) {Labrn.i tinea — L) ; bic 5D'2eerfd^lei5c (.Batistes — L.) ; — wo- man, bie ?llte ; — woman'.s bitter. baS Oeigenholj ; — word, ein oeralteteS aSort. OLDEN, adj. alt, Bovig, e^niitalig. OLDNESS, «.ba8 filter. OLEAGINOUS, adj. i.iliti)t, ijlig ; —ness, s. ba«Oelict)te.' OLEANDER, s. ber Olcauber, bie Sor» beerofe {J\rcrium oleander — X.). OLEASTER, s. bcr wjilbe Dclbaum. OLEFIANT, ndj. olartig, ijlcrjcugcnb ; — gas, baSDeigaS. oleose,Oleou3, fld/. ijlig, i>lict)t (». it.). oleraceous, adj. gcniiifedl)nlirf), frautartig. To OLFAcr, V. a. vic^cn, fcl)ntc(feit. olfactory, adj. jum ©eruct) gebij= rig ober bienenb ; ben @crucl)fiiin ba= benb ; — nerves, pi. bie (yerucb§uer= »en. OLID, Olidous, adj fiinfcnb (TO. n.).' OLIGARCHICAL, adj. oligardjifrb, »on aiSenigen be^errfc^t. OLIGARCHY, s. bic Dligard)ie. OLIO, s. vid. OoLio. OLiTORY, I. adj. ju einem Jliic^engar* ten geborig ; ii. s. bcr Jliicftengarten. OLIVACEOUS, > acp. oltuenfarben, olivaster, s branngclb. OLIVE, s. bie Dltoc, Dclbeere; — or — tree, ber Delbattm ; — bit, baS Oli»engebtt) ; — branch, ber Cel= JWetg ; — branches, Jig. pi. Mitl'iiV ; — cavy, ber >JIfufd()i; — colour, bie Oliueiifarbe ; — grove, ber Olioe«= Ijain ; — imsks, pi. bic Oettrefier, DiU brnfen; — oil, baS DltBcnoI, fam Saumol; —season, bieDli»enetnte; Oelernte, OelJefe: — shell, bie Dtt' vcnmalje, Sattel (eine (Sl^ne(fen« art) ; — snail, bcr Sibi'^b^tcr, bit fleine bcbcdte SBafferfcbiierfe ; — wood. ba§ DllBCn^Olj ; — worm, bcr DliBcnmurm ; — yard, bcr Delgartcn. OLiVED, adj. mit Oclbaumeii Bcrjicvt. OLIVER, s. SDliuier ('Kann8name;. OLIVIA, s. OliBta (wrauenname). OLIVINE, s. ber DliBtn, vri8matifd)e Bultanifc^f, bafaltif^e 6^rt)folitb. OLYMPIAD, s. bie Dlt)mviabe. OLYMPIAN, I adj. oli)ml)ifd) ; fg- OLYMPIC, S bi»"nl»f'^; —games, bie oh)m))ifcbcn ©picte ; blue, berg* blau ; — green, ba8 fcinjte a3erg=^ grurt. OLYMPUS, s. ber Dh;m^ ; fg. .5tm= mel. OMBRE (Omber), s. (boS) ?'{)omt)rc (ctn .Kartcnfpicl). OMBROMETER, s. T. itx ^Icgcnmeffcr. OMEGA, s. baS Omega ; fig. bal (Sntic. OMELET, s. bcr @ierfuc|cn; — stan>- per. ber 5(?fanncntud)en, bie 23ol£eu= badfe (cine 9)iuft^elart, Conus buUa- tus). OMEN, s. ba§ Omen, 3ln}eic^en, tit 93orbebcutnng. OMENED, adj. Borbebewtcnb, wcif[a= gcnb. OMENTUM, s. A. T. bic Silc^bitut, ba3 OMER. i. ber -Picmer (ctn jiibtfc^ca ToOMINATE, v. o.^ n. BOrbebeutCl!^ aiibeutcn, bcbcutcn,W€iffagcn;a{)neu, Bcrmutbcn (iB. ii.). OMINATION, 5. bie aSorbcbcatang (v.j ii.). OMINOUS (ado. — ly), adj. Bprbtbeas tenb, iBeiffagenb ; —ness, s. ba§ SSor* bcbentcnbe, 23etffagcnbc. omission, s. 1. bie UnterKiffung, Set:: fdumung ; 2. 5lnllaffung, Uebergcs bung, baS aScrfel)cn (tin DJet^ncn, @(^rciben,u. f. n).) ; sin of—, ta. t. bie UntcrlaffungSfiinbe. omissive, adj. auSlaffcnb, ijbergc^enb. To O.MIT, v.a. 1. auSlaffeii, iibergebeii. iiberfel)en: 2. nnteriaffcn, Beifdu^ men, Bcrnac^Iafftgcn. omnibus, s. eine 2lrt gvcger aSiigeiT, welcbe ^Jerfontn Bon einem Sbrile bcr ©tabt sum anbcrn fa{)vcn (in Ssni bonunb $ari§). omnifarious, atij. Bon alkrlci 31rr. OMNIFEROUS, adj. 5tUc8 triigcnb ober ^crBorbringenb. O.MNIFIC, adj. 9lllc§ Htadienb, flIIfd)Bp» fcrifc^. omniform, a< beit. OMNIPERCIPIENCE, .». bie 2Uit»ia^r« ncbmung. OMNIPOTENCE (— cy), j. bie 31lllU0(^t. OMNIPOTENT (adv. — ly), adj. aUmiicij* tig. OMNIPRESENCE, s. bit SSIlgfgenwart. OMNIPRESENT, ) adj. aligcgCH* ONNIPRESENTUL, 5 wcirtig. OMNISCIENCE (O.mnisciency), s. Ut 2lUtBifre»l;ctt. OMNISCIENT, aoj. alinjiffcnb, xmtnii licb, JBcife. OMNIUM, s. bie ben ©taatsgldnbigera al« llnterpfanb angcroiefenen @c» fammtflammgclber bc8 (StaatSfAaa ^c8 ;— gatlierura, htd. SlieS burc^eia* ber. SS3 ONE OPAL OPER OMNIVOROUS, adj. SlIIcS frcffenb, aU= uerfcfelingeiib. OMOPLATE, s. A. T. baS Sc^uUcrblatt. OMPHALOCELE, axlj. s. A. T. Ul ^W- belbru^. OMPHALOPTic, s. Ojit. T. ba« Situfen= (^las, bte i!tnfe. ON, I. prep. &■ adv. auf, an, ju, bci, iibcr, fort, ^tn, fenicr, meitcr; to lean — one's elbows, fx^ fluf belt (SlbO(JCIt ftufeeil ; — the left hand, ailf bcv IttU fell vgailb, jut gtnfeil; — my side, ouf mcttiet ©ette ; Stratford — Avon, (i^tvatfprb am (Sluffe) 3l«oit ; — the road, am SScge, auf bcm 28c(jc, untci-= UH'^S; — foot, 5U Su^e; — horse- hack, JU Spfcrbe; iniscliief — mischief, llugliicf auf UltgUicf ; ys» bestowed many favours — me. ^le HftlfCIl mtV luele @iite crmicfeii ; to caJi — , au= rafcit; yovfvn'edjcii (bet tittwn); i thought — you, tc^ bac^tc all Sic ; — pain of death, bct ?ebflt§ficafe ; — t!)y hfe, bet bctticm Scbett, weim bir be'tll Scbeit licb tft ; to be neither — nor off, Ittieittfc^loffeit feijlt; — de- livery, niif Stefei-uiig; — receipt of tiiis, nac^ ©mpfaiig bc8 (Scgcnraarti: gen; — tlie contrary, tm @egcntf)eil ; — purpose, ab^^Ht4 mtt Sleil) ; — a sudden, plofelic^ ; — condition. Ulttei; fccr SBcbinguitg; damnation — thee, glu^ iibet bt^; —fire, tiiSSraitb; — Iiigh, ^inauf ; brobctt ; from — high, 'joit obcn t)erob; to go — , fortgc^en; foi-tfa^ren; to play — fortfptelen; sing — , fiuge wetter ; I had my hat — , tc^ i^aiit metneit. 0ut auf; i have pot my cloak — , tf| l)abe ntetltcii iDkntet um ; and so — , tutb fo wet; tcr ; IL int. baraiif ! fcarati ! — then '. frtfc^ ! angcfaiigeii ! ONAGER, e. bcc milbc SiX, SBalbefel. ONANISM, s. bit Ditaittc, gclbiibc= ficcfung. ONCE, ads. 1. eiti jUial; 2. cinmaf, fttifl, e{)ebem, oormalS: for— , bicfe§ i5>ial; —for all, ciit fiir alle iKal ; at — , all at — , auf tin 2)Jat, sugtci'l ; — in a while, baitll Ullb roautl ; if it would but — come to that, IDCltlt eS iiitc etii 2J?al fcaju fame; — more, tie^ etii 2Jial; this — , btcfe^ ctite d)?al ; — upon a time, vvJg. cS ttjar ciitmal cine 3eit. ONE, I. mij. 1. etu, einer, etite ; etiiS; 2. eta gctuiffcc . . ; yi-pron. man, 3e= manb; — word, eiti 3Bort; there is iiut — God, eg giebt itur ettten ®i)tt; — thing, (Sins, ba§ (Sine; 'tis all—, Co t)^ 3lUc« (Silts, eiitcvlci ; as — man (with — accord), eiiiiuiittitg, einjiiat= mig ; on the — hand, einerfetts ; — day, cincl stages, ein[l ; — or other, bcr @tnc ober tcr 5lnbcre ; — another, ciuanbcr; — among another, lUlters ctnauber; — with the other, im©urc^= fc&uitt, burdjfdjntttli*, burc^giiugig, (Sins ins 9tnbcrc gercct)nct; every—, ciu 3eber ; no — , *Jiienianb ; — by — ,or — after iinother, cili;clu, Ctncr (ober Gtits) nad; bcm 3lnbcrit ; such a — , fo iSincr, bcr imb ber, bie uub bie; — and the same, cin liub ber= felbe ; all under — , ^lUe jugleic^ ; — and all, 9lHe unb 3ebc ; the last but—, bcr SSovlefete ; to be — and all with a man, ?UlcS bci (Sinem geltcn : I am — of them, tc^ gcbiire bajit, geoi>re ju tblien ; will you make (be) — of us? tuoUcn Sie babci fci)u? as if — should say, als irrun man fagcn ivoUte ; — 's, fctlt; —'3 (own) self, ftc^ (fclbfl) ; to dress —'s self, fid; anilctbcn ; of— 's own choice, auS frcicr, eigenerSBahl ; to take care of number — . col, fiir fic^ (luerft) fergcn, fid^ felbfi jiifrft be= cenfen; fair — , bcr, bte, ba* (S^6ne; this dictionary is a complete — , biefcS ift ein DoIlpnbigcS SBorterbud^ ; that is a good — . baS ift citt (Siitcr, cine (Sute, cin ®ntcS; give me some good ones, geben ©te mtr ®utc, von ben (SutCll ; the little and the great ones, bie iticincn unb bie ©ropen ; to bring forth young ones, Suiige Werfcu, {)e(feu; a— dollar note, ciuc eint()a= Icrige ^aufnotc ; a — horse wagon, ciu (Siufpanncr; — berry, bie 6in= bcerc, SBolfSbcerc {.Pari^qxtadrifolia — /-); —blade, baS ©itiblatt, fleiucrc a)iaib{itmcf)cu ; — edged, B. T. m\x cine J?ante l)abeub, cinfantig ; — eyed, cimiugig; —handed, eintidnbiv, ONEIROCRITIC (— cal), I. oaIj. }Ur ^liislegung ber S^raume gcprig, traumbeuterifc^ ; its. 1. bers;raum= bcnter ; 2. bie S^raumbcutcrei. ONEiROMANCV, «. bie aSctffagung ans JEraumcn. ONENESS, s. bie (5inf)cit. ONER.\RY, adj. gaficu ju tragcii, IajJ= bar. ToONEKATE, r. a. bclabcn, belafli= grn, bcfd)wercu. ONERATiON. s. bic Sclabuug, Sci;i= ftigung, Scfc{)iuerung. ONEROua adj. Iciftig, briirfcnb, be= fd)tverli(^. ONION, s. bie Sroicbcl. ONLY, I. adj. einjtg; II. «(/«. nlleiii, blo^, nur; not — , nid)t aUeinj it was — known to him, CS War UUr l^m betaunt; — begotten, ber ®iujtgge= borne; 7'A. r. (Singcborne ; — bill. Ji/. E. bcr ©ola=3Be(^feI, eigcne ober trocfcue SBecfjfcl. ONOMANCY, s. baS aaa^rfageu auS bcm Sdamcii. ONOMANTICAL, Onomantic, adj. auS bcm Jiiomen wciffageub. ONOMATOPCEIA, s. bic Cnomatovoic, Jtlanguat^atjmuug, bcfonbcrs ber9la= turlautc. ONSET, s. bcr^Infaft, 9litfaft, 5lrupriff; to give an — , ciucu 3Ingriff t^iii't. ONSL-iUGliT, s. bcr 5lii.irtff, ©tiirm, 5lnfaU. ONTOLOGis'j', s. bcr Diitolog, Wttn-- Vt)J)ftfer. 0NT0L03Y, s. T. bic Oiitologte, 3Be= fenle^re. ONWARD, 1. adc. uorwartS, »orauS, wetter; n. adj. 1. yoranirlSgefc^rit; ten; 2. gefi3rbcrt; 3. Icitenb; weit; directly — , gcrabe fort ; to come — , l^erbet fommcn. ONWARDS, adv. vid. Onward. ONYCHA, s. ber On^r. ONYX, .s. bcrOnvr, Dn\;cfeflcin; — shsil, bie blaue 5lJorjeUanfct)nccfe, ber blaue @c^lattgeufoi)f (cine 2Jiufd;el). OOLITE, s. bcr Dolit^, (Srbfeit= ober aiogeniiein. OOZE, s. I. bev gibffu^, 9IuSlauf ; 2. S^tamm, §aiibarbeifer ; 2. 3i3imbarjt, ^ ruc^fd)iie{ber ; 3«t)ti= arjt. OPERCULATE, Oi-erculated, adj. B. T. eiiieii 2)c(fc[ bnbenb. OPERCULIFORM, adj. B. T. be(fel= fprmti}. OPEROSE, mij. arbeitfaiit ; mii^fam, flietpii], fauer, mii^felig ; — ness, s. bie 9lrbeiri'amfctt, J;i)att3feit, Un»cr= brojteii^fit. OPHiiJCHUS, s. Ast. T. ber S^langeii: tnigev. OPHTHALMIC, adj. bic ^luijcn bctrtf= ffllb ; — infirmary, bte ^lllijeU^CtlaiU i'talt, 'ilugcafranfeitanflaU. oPHTiiALMOSCOPy, s. bic (Sriennung be« (5^araftcr8 au8 ben Slugcn. OPHTIIALMV, s. Med. T. btC (Sutjitn= timxi}, ber aii§ern Sdtgcii^aut. OPIATE, I. s. MedT. bag Dptat, (5(^laf= :nittel ; II. ad/, ©cblaf niat^enb, nax- totifc^. Tj OPINE, V. n. bnfiir f)fllten, mcineii. OPINIATED, adj. l).). OPODELDOC, s. Med. T. Ctlie 2lrt fliJC^' tiger (®tc{)t-) Salbe, ber Dpobelbof. opoPANAX, s. ba3 0).ioVHinar, ^cimx- guinmi. OPOSSUM, s bie ainerifantfd)e33eiitel= rattc, baS Seutelt^ier, ber 5p^ilanber (Didetphis — />.). To OPPILATE, V. a. yerflopfcu ; apt to — , Iciest serfJovfenb. OPPILATION, 8. bic 33er)iopfung. OPPiLATiVATa'^/ verjlopfeiib. OPPONENT, L adj. eutgcgciigefefet, ent= gegeit ; ii. s. bcr Dpvouenf, (Sinweii= bfiibe; Ovpoiient, ©egiicr (auf .§ocI;= fc^ulen). CBPPORTUNK (adv. — ly), adj. bcC(llcm, nelegett, vec^t, gefd^ttf t ; jur vcc^teit OPPORTUNITY, s. bie be^ucme 3idt, @elegert^eit ; to take — , bie @elegen= ^ctt crgreifetl ; to have an — to . ., @elcgeii^eif ^abett ju . . ; by the first — , mit erflcr ©elegenbcit. To OPPOSE, v.a.i, cnfgcgeii fefcen ; 2. ftd) entgegeiiflcHen, fic^ miberfe^en,, n)iberilct)eit ; 3. opponiren, cinmett; ben, ©intviitfe mndjeu, beftreiten ; 4. gegeiiiiber ficKen, bnrfiellen, jeigen. OPPOSER, s. 1. ber ©egner, 2Siber= facter, fjeinb ; 2. Sficbeiibuijler, WliU tDcrbcr. OPPOSITE (mh.—LY), I. aiij. 1. flcgen^ iiber (gefleUt ober liegeub) ; 2. Vnt= gegcngefefet, wiberflrctteiib ; ii. «. 1. bn8 ©cgenitberliegeiibe, bic ®egeu= fcite ; bttS ©ntgcgengefefete ; 2.' ber S'Cinb, ®cgncr, Opponent; in — ex- tremes, entgegengefe|te ©rtrenie. OPPOSITENESS, s. bic ©cacnfcite, baS ©ntgegengefefete ; bcr SBiberfianb. OPPOSITION, s. 1. bag ®egcniiber= fleben; 2. ber 2Biberfpru4), bic 33c= jtreitung, (Sntgegcnfcftung, SBibcr:- feftung, bcr SBibcrjianb, aBiber= fprud) ; 3. bie SBibcrfpredbenben ; (Scgenpartci, Oppofttion ; 4. ber ©cgcnfa^, bie SScrfc^iebcu^eit, Un= ycrtrciglicbfeit; 5. Ast. T. ber ®e= gegenf^ein. OPPOSITIONIST, s. bcr jur Dppofttion (®egenpar(ei) @e()6rige. OPPOSITIVE, adj. cntgcnctt ju flcllcn. To OPPRESS, V. a. briidfcn, bebriicfeii, i]udlen, unterbriiifcn, untcrjifdjen, iibcrwaltigen. OPPRESSION, s. 1. bie Sebriicfung, Unterbriidung ; 2. ber2)rud; 3. bte 53eflcntnturtg, Slbfpnunnng, 9Hcber= gefc^Iagen^eit, ^rfd)laffung ; 4. 33e= briingm^, baS (Slenb. OPPRESSIVE (adv. — ly), a= belaben; —ness, s. bte iSd)imflicb= fcit, (Sc^mdblidjtcit, ©c^nnblicjjfcit. OPPROBRIUM, s. ber (£d)impf, bie ©c^nia^, ©(^anbc. 7'o OPPUGN, V. a. bcilreitcn, beEdm= pfen, angreifen. OPPUGNANCY, s. bcr aBiberflanb, Jlanipf. OPPUGNER, s. bcr ScPrcttcr, ®cgncr, 5lngreifcr. 0PT.\TI0N, s. ber SInSbrud cinc« 33unfd)c«, baS 33crlangcn, 33egef)= rcn. OFPATIVE, I. adj. njiUlfc^CUb ; }U n)iinfd)en (ro. ii.; ; n. — , or — mood, s. Oram. T. bct Optatio (bic xom- fdienbe 5lrt). OPTIC, s. 1. bag Scf^ewerrjeug, 5lugei Sebcrobr; 2. optics, s. />/. bie Op'tif; ^td;tlef)re, 3e^cTOiffenfd)aft. opric, I adj. 1. optif4), jum (£c: OPriCAL, 5 b'cn ge^orig ; 2. bicSidjt-r Iel)re bctvcffenb ; — nerves, a. t bte ©e^ncrycn. OPTICIAN, s. bet DptifuS, Dptifer. OPTIMACY, s. ber 3Ibel, bie a3orncb= men, 2lrifiotratcn ; 9Iriflofratie. OPTIMISM, s. bcr Dptimi§mu«, bie ?e^re, bag in ber Selt 5lUe§ cuf baiS 53efle angcorbnet ift. OPTIMITY, s. ber 3ufianb M Seflen, ba« SSefle. OPTION, s. bie (frete) SSaf)I, baS SBa^Irec^t ; she had her (it was left at her) — , ftc liatte bic SDabl. OPTio.NAU a(i, bcr aOfl^I ijbcrlaffc.i. wablfret. OPULENCE (Opulkncy, W. ii.), s. iai (groiie) 93crm6gen, ber 5ictd)tbum, Ueberflug, SBoblftanb, bie SBo^I^a-- bcnbeit. OPULENT, adj. tt)cl)lbegiitert, yermo- gcnb, n)obI^aben^, rftc| ; — ly, mir. reic^lid), int UeberPuffe. OPUSCULE, s.baS 2Bcrfcl)Ctt, bie ficine St^rift. OR coiij. ober ; friend — foe, Srcunb ober geinb; either by land —water. cntmcbcr ju Snnbc ober jm 20affer ; — else, ober abcr, ober and), fonfi, TOO nidjt; — ever, bcuor, ebc. OR, 4-. H. T. bie ©olbfarbc, bQ« ©ofb ; — nioiu, geinablncs ®olb, SHufc^el' golb, SWalergolb, 3JJaIermetall. ORACH, vid. Arrach. ORACLE, s. 1. bag Orntel, bcr ®i.Hter= fprud); 2. ber Dffcnbarnnggort; 3. njcife 9iatbgcbcr. To ORACLE, V. a. Drafcl fprccbcn, weiffagen. ORACULAR, I i. Drn = ORACULOUS(«f;o.— LY),ao= mcransenbanm ; (sour — ), bie $o= meranje, Drangc ; sweet {or China) — , bie Qlpfelftne, fiige ^Jomcranje ; Seviiia — , bie bittcrc 5Ponieranjt; prince of — flag, bie 5l?rin5cnfal)nf, (StaotenfJagge, bag 3nngfcrut)onT (cine SWiitdbef); — chips, ;)/. bi? Drangenfd;nittf, iibcrjudcrtc '4>dme= rau5enfd)alen ; — colour bie spome* vanjenfarbe ; — coloured, pontcrau' jcnfarben, orangcgclb ; — flower bie 51>omcranjenbliitb"e, Drangcnbliitbe ; — house, baS ®c)udd^gf)au6 ; — liiy, bic gcucrlilie ; — musk, cine 5lrt Slngnf^birnen, bic 5)Someran|cnbirnc ; — oil, 5icrolioI ; — peel, bic (getrotf: nctc) ^Pomeranjenfcbale ; — - peelings,' ;;,'. bie $omeron5cnfd;alcn ; — sher- bet, bie $oiTieranjenlimonabc, bcr 3.Mfd)of; — snuff, mit Drangcnblii= tt)cn nngcmaditcr ©c^nnpftabaf ; — stamiier, bic gctrontc ?aiibfartentut? (cine 2)'?ufd)clrtrt) ; —tawny, pomci ran^enbraun ; — tip, bcr ,ftrc|fen»os gel, ^omcrauscnfaltcr ; — tree, bct ijSomcranjenbaum ; — (flower) water, bag ^omcranjcnbliit^cnmafTcr ; — wife (— woman), bic ^omcranjcn^ fvan, ^omeranjenvierfiiufcrinn. ORANGEADE, .». bte Drangcacf, bcv Sifc^of. ORANGERY, s. b'c Orangcrif, bcr Drangcnljain. ORANG OUTAW;, .■i ber Drang litany. ORATION, s. bie (Stanb--) S'fcM'. To ORATION, V n. cinc 'Tfrbf ('ilitc:i (n. ii.). ORATOR, s.l. ber OfJcbncr; 2. /,. '/ ©upplifant, 5Iiifiid)cnbf ; — like, rcbncrifc^. ORATORIAL, } rfbtieV-' ORATORICALCady.— ly), s. ber c[tcrit= obcr ftit= ORBiTY. 5 bertofc 3"ftanb, ba« ^fvtcaififcl^n (t». it.). ORBY, adj. vid. Orbicular. ORG, s. rid. Ork. ORCHAL, OacHEL, s: ber SBeinfietn. OROHANET, s. bte rot^e D^'feitjunge (Anckusa, tmctoria — L). ORCHARD, s. ber ©aitingartett, Dbfi= t^avtctt ; bte 53aumfcf)ure (fitr juiige Obfibduiitc) ; — grass, baS Srrtitt= grag. ORCHARDING, 5. bte SBaum= (Obil=) ©artencultur, Obftjuc^t. ORCHARDiST, s. bec btc Obfigarten^ cultur tcetbt. ORCHELL (ORfHiLLA Weed), s. bte OrfeiUc, flraitc^arfigc j^arberflec&te. ORCHPSTRA, Orchester, 1. ba8 Dr= djefiev ; 2. bte aitf bcm Orc^eper be= ftitbtit^e £oittui:ftlcr=®cfeUf4)aft. ORCHESTOAL, adj. baS Dvc^e^ev be= treff>ftflbtcn) ; physician in — , bcr Scibarjt; ships in — , aiifgelegte ©c^iffe, Seroitntfabrjeuge. ORDINATE {adu. — ly), I. adj. tegel= iifii^ig, orbentlic^ ; u. $. o. T. bie Drbtnate, 5Per»)ciibifuIar=?inte auf ber^lt^fc ctner ^urtjc. ORDINATION, s. 1. bie SBcrorbnung, SBefliittmung ; 2. Orbinatton, ^rte= flerwcibc, (Stitfefeung. ORDiNATiVE, adj. bejltinmcnb, St. feble gcbenb, anorbncnb, uerorbncnb, ORDNANCE, s ba8 fc^werc ®ef4)u6 bie SlrtiUcrtc; a piece of — , eini Jtanone; board of—, ba« *}lrtiilerie. collegium ; otiice of — , bns Slrtillc:- ricbiireau unb 3eugbaus (im Some SU bonbon) ; — debentures, SInU'Cis fungcn bc« 2lrtiUcrtecoIIeginm8 jtir Seiabfung ber iBorvat^c, u. f. ». fiit baffelbe. ORDONNANCE, s. T. bic Stnorbnung bcr Sbeile (in ber 3Jialcret). ORDURE, .9. bcr Unfiat^, ,^otb, 2JJijt, ©c^mu^, 2)ung. ORE, s. bag erj, ^DJetalt; dry — ,bnu cbigcS (Srj ; hard — , trojucl (Srj. OREAD, s. bic 33ergni)m))t)c. j ORGAL, s. vid. Orchal. m ORGAN, s 1. bas Organ, aSerfjeng ; ^ ©inn=, <5pra^=, ©timmnjerFjeug ; 2. bcr .§elfer, ©tcUuertrefer ; 3. bie Drgel; full —, ber SDrummbap, bic SBoinbarbe (ber Drgel); —.builder, ber Orgelbaucr ; — case, baS Drgcl^ gcpufe, ber Drgelfafien ; — loft, ber Orgclpla^, bas Drgelc^or ; — pipe, bie Drgelvfcife ; — stop, iaS OrgtU rcgifter, bcr (Drgcl*) 3ug. ORGANICAL(ic) (ode. — callv), ar//. or= ganifc^; mit ©innmcrfjieugcn xnr- fcben, jit bcitfelbcn geborig ; — in- disposition, bie organtftte ,f rantbeit ; — ness. s. ba8 Drganifc^e, btc orga^: nifcbe Scf4)affcnbeit. ORGANISM, s. bcr OrganiSmwS. ORGANIST, s. ber Organtfi, SDrgrU fpic(cr. ORGANIZATION, s. bic Drganifatiou, tnnere (Sinric^tung, Silbung, bcr irt= nere Sau. To ORGANIZE, v. a. organtftrcn ; fg einrict)ten, bilbcn, prbnen. OHGANY, s. befr ^oflcn, aSo^Igcmul^ (Origanum — L,.). ORGANZINE, s. bic Drganftnfcibc. ORGASM, i. jned. T. bic 3BaUung, flic^ genbe ^i^e. ORGEAT, s. ber ®crflentranf. ORGEIS, s. bcr gcborrte ©totfftf^. ORGIES, s.pl. US 5Bact^uSfefi, bie Dr-- gicn. ORGUES, .9. pi i. iaS SaUgatter mit cifcrncn ©pifeen; 2. bic .farrcnbiidja fe, 3;obtenorgeI. ORiCHALCH, s. iaS 2)Jcffing. ORIEL WINDOW, s. bag @aUeric=, a. f. ». (puftg bunte @Ia«=) Senflcr. ORIENT. I. ad^ 1. aufgclienb ; 2. ofl* licb, ortentalifd), morgcnldnbifcb; 3. pracf)ti(5, flrablcnb, nldnjcnb; n. s, ■ bcr Drtent, 9}?orgcn, Dftcn, baS 'SJlov^ genlanb. ORIENTAL, I. adj oricutalifcb, mor^ genldnbtft^ ; ii. s.ber3Jiorgenldnbcr, Drimtale. ORIENTALISM, a-, ber OrteiitalismuS bic morgcniatibifrfje ©prarfjcigcnbeit ORIENTALIST,*. bcrDricntalc ; Mm-- ner ntorgenldnbtfd)cr ©procben. ORIFICE, s. bic Dcffnung, bag So*, •^unblod); — of the stomach, brl 9)?agenmunb. ORIFLAMB, s. bic DrifJammc. ORIGAN, s. vid. Oroany. ORIGENISM, s. bie Sebrc beg Drtgencg ORIGENIST, s. ein 3lnbanger ber ©e!te beg Drtgencg. ORIGIN, s. ber llrfptung, SInfang, bie Ouelle. ORIGINAL (adv. — ly), L adj. 1. Dr!gi-« ncli : 2. urfpriinglitfc, urfcl)riftlt<^,uv» bilblid), urcigen, urwcfentlicb, etgena tbitmlicb ; — sin, bte ©rbfiinbe, Ur« fiinbe ; li. s. 1. bag Original, bie Ur« fc^rift. bcv Urtcyt, bag Urbtlb Ihwf ORTH OSTE OUR frn; 2. bcv Urfpruui], Slnfang, bie XiRlGlNALIT^, )s.i. bie Urfpvuna= OFJGINALNESS, i Iici)fcit; 2. Urci= gcH^cit, eigeiitt)umlici)feit, Drtgtna= Ittat. ourcrNARY, n«/;. I. uvfprungltc^, ur= aufan(ilic^, iirerfl ; 2. f)ev»orbvtttgciib r.u. iiJ. ro ORIGINATE, «. I. a. bcit Urfpruitg gebf It, IjevDorbrtngcu ; n. 7i. e titfpviiu acn, enttte()fit. ORIGINATION, .«. 1. bic (ftflc) .5ei-»or= bi'titrtuitg, ber Urfpriiug, Urbeginit; 2. bie 9l6ftammung, ^^evfeitutig. ORiLLON, s. Fmt. bag DrtUon, bie ruiibe (Scfe (fiw ciiiem SoIIwerfc). ORIOLE, s. bev ^pftngPyogcI, Jlivf(i= »ogcl. ORION, s. Ast. T ber Drioii (etii ®e= ftint). ORISON, s. baS (miinblid)e) Oebet. ORK, s. ber S^lorbcaper, (Sturmfifc^, SSu^fopf ; biiS Seeunge^euer. ORKNEYS (Orkney Islands), s. pi. bie erfabifc^eu Snfeltt. ORLANDO, s. afJoknb (3JJaiin€name). ORLE, s. H. T. ber SBappeitfaum, Sfluir. (ber bett (Sc^ilbranb ni^t &«= vu^rt). ORLOP, s. ;v. T. — deck, bag niittlcre ajcrbecf, ber Ueberlauf, bie J?uPrii= (fc (ill .HAN, Ls. ber, bie 2Baife; it. adj. sctwaifct; — like, wie ocrrjaift. ORPHANAGE, \ s. bcr ffiaifcitftatib, bie ORPiiANiSM, ) aScrvuaifuttg. ORPHANED, adj. I'erwaifet. ORPHANOTROPHY, s. ba§ 2Baifen= l)au8. ORPHIC, flim — //.). ORRACH, s. vid. Orach. ORRERY, s. has Drren). ORRIS, 4-. 1. bcr@c^n)ertel(/m— i.) ; 2. bic brcite ®oIb= ober ©ilbertreffe. ORTHODOX (ado. — ly), adj. Ort()0bor, rec^tglciubig: —ness, s, iaS Drtfjos bore, jRcc^tgiaubigf. ORTHODOXY, s. bie Drt|oboric, 3Je^t= glaubigfcit. ORTHODROMICS, *. pi. JV. T. bic StuuiH nn^ bem 93ogcn cines gropcti3irfcl^ Sufcgelit. _ ORTHODROMY, s. biiS Scgclii til gcra= bcr Slid^tiiug. ORTHOEPIST, s. bcrOrtE)ocvifl, ?ef)rcr bcr (rid)tigci:) 51uSfvrarf)e. ORTHOEPY, s. bie SDrtboc^jie, Zd)xt yMi bcr (vic^tigcii) Slusfpracbe. ORTHOGON, s. o. T. btc rccbtmiufligc Sigiir. ORTHOGONAL {adn. — ly), adj. G. T. vec^tmintclig, fcntvec^t, n.iagere(tt. ORTHOGRAPHER, s. bcr Dvt[)ograp^, 3{cc^tfc^reibcr. ORTHOGRAPHICAL (— ic, ndv. — cal- ly), adj. prtl;ogravbif(^, fcl;reibric{)= tig ; gcomctvifcp aufgeriffcn. ORTHOGRAPHY, s. 1. bie Ortf)ogra= ))i)ie, 9fiec^trd)veibuiig ; 2. ber 3lufvi§ (iiacfe ber (Srbebuiig iibcr bem ^nxi- joiite), Stanbrie. ORTHOLOGY, 5. btc ric^tige 53efc|)rei= bung ber 5)itigc. ORTHOPNY,«. Med. T bilS fc^tUCrC (tlltr in aufrcf^ter (itcnung mijgli4)e) 9ltI)em^oIcit. ORTIVE, adj. Ast. T. aufgeftcitb, }U bciii Qlufgangc ciiicS (Stcnic'g geprig. ORTOLAN, s. ber Ortolan, Jlornftnf, bie gettamincr. ORTS, s. pi. + ber Ucbcvreft, bie Ucbcr= bicibfef, Sroif en, ^Reigen, Qlbgangfcl. ORVAL, s. bie Sctarlci, romifc^r ©aU bet (Salvia horminium — /,.). OSCHEOCELE, s. s. T. ber v§obcn= bruc^. To OSCILLATE, v. n. f:ci& fc^wingcn, o8= ciUiren. OSCILLATION, s. bic Osciilatton, ©c^ttjiugung. OSCILLATORY, adj. fc^wjiugcnb, fcl)au= Jelnb, fc^ttanfenb. OSClTANCY, ^ » 1. baS®al)nen;2. osciTATiON, y bic (Sct)laftrunfcn= l)ett ; Slac^lafftgfeit, 2:vagf)f it. OSCITANT (ndr.—Ly). odj 1. gciijncnb ; 2. unge«)of)nIic^ fcijlflf'tfl ; "^^iflf/ nac&Iafftg. OSCULATION, s. G. T. bic ^kvilijiiing jivifc^eu cincr-(5uruc unb tl)rcin be= rii^rcnbcn Jlrcifc. OSCULATORY,acinbarrcit. OSTENSIBLE, adj. jcigbcir, torjeiflbar, j«igen«a>crtl), fc^einbnv, vorgeblitt); an — partner, J\I. E. thx f^tbartfl^ scrbinblid)cr 2;^eil^aber. OSTENSIVE, adj. jcigcnb, bcjci^nenb, Vntnfcnb, pva^leiib, ^rat)l^aft. OSTENTATION, s. 1. bie 2lufj»eifung • (2(J;aufiellnng ; 2. -Spratjlcre* ; baS ©cprangc. OSTENTATIOUS, arf/. Vrangcub, Vvfll)!* I)aft, pnuitliebenb ; —\y,adv. Vrat)le= vifd), mil ©cprange, jum ^praMcn, rH})nivfbig ; — ness, s. bie ^itclfcit, ^Pra^titaftigfcit, 518ra^lfuc^t. OSTENTATOR, s. ber ©ro^t^ucf, 5{3raf>* ler, 5pra[)lban8 (m. it.). OSTENTOUS, adj. (l». it.) vid. Osten- tatious. OSTEOCOLLA. s. bcr 33ruc^|lcin, Jtno* fbcnfieiii, *-i5einbruc^. 03TE0C0PE, 8. Med. T. ba« ,SlU?4>C«=« ml). OSTEOLOGER, ) s. ber Ofleolog, .$lno* OSTEOLOGIST, J c^ctifcuncr. OSTEOLOGY, s. A. T. bic OftcoJogte, ,^nod;cnlc{)ve. OSTIARY, s. J>ic 2}Wnbung, ber 9lu3« fini OSTLER, s. bcr @tallfncd)t. OSTLERY, .9. bev StaHraum, hufSAaU lung, ©ef^ivvfamniev. OSTMEN, 5.;;?. in Svlnnb angefscbcltt Sanen. OSTRACISM, s. bev DjivaciamuS. OSTRACITE, s. bic ycviieincrtc >ilu{icr- fc^alc. To OSTRACIZE, v. a. ycvbanncn, »er= tveibcn, bcS SanbeS ycvtocifcn. OSTRICH, s. bcr i^tvau^. OSTROGOTH, *. bcv Dftg*t^c. OTACOUSTio, s. ba§ .^ervobv. OTHER, adj. aitbcv, bcv, bic, baS 5In= bcvc; — people, aubcre Scute; each — , cinanber; somebody or — , cinct Dber bcr 3lnberc, ivgcnb eincr ; some author or — , ivgenb ein ©cbrift^cliet ; the — day, btefcv Xa^t, ncult^ ; every — day, etnen lag «m ben onbcrn; the — morning (evening), liculit^ 2Ji0vgcn8 CilbcnbS); I can expect no — ,td) faun nic^t« >}lnbere§ evnjavten; on the— hand, OUbcrfeitS; on the — side, auf bev umflebenben of hand, fogleit^ ; — of harm's way, tu ©ic^er^eit; — of hearing, anger bem 23erei<^ ber ©tim= me {JDtS ®ebor8); — of heart, Tliutf;= lo§ ; — of hope, obne .^offnung ; — of humour, iibler Saune ; — of love, auS ?iebe ; — of measure, iibcrinagig ; lime — of mind, feit unbeuf lichen 3ct= ten ; — of one's mind, au8 bem ®e= tfic^tniffe, sergeffen; wal;«ftnnig; to keep one — of the money, 3eman= ben mit ber ^yrjii^hing f)inf)alten ; i 298 am — of money (pocket), t^ ^dbi mic^ au^gegcben; — of order, in llnorb= nung ; unpiiglic^ ; I am — of paper, mein papier tft aufgcbranc^t ; —of office, — of place, augcr Sienft; — of pride, auS ©toh ; — of print, t>er= griffcn (»on S3itcfiern) ; — of reach, nic^t }u erreic^en ; auger bem 53erei= C^C ; — of register, Typ. Ph. ntcflt Mt= giftiT ^altcnb; — of school hours, (S^nl=) Sreiftunbeu ; — . of season, nt^t in ber SabrfSjcit, ber 3a^ve«= jcit md)t angcmeffen; fig. jur Un= sett; — of sight, au8 bem ©eftc^te, ntc^t ju fe^en, nic^t gegcnwartig ; — of sight and — of mind, prov. au8 ben Stugcn, auS bem Sinn; to whip a child — of its tricks, ciuem Jtinbe bie Unarten burc^ ©^Icige »ertrciben; — of trim. Sea lavg. (oon ber Sabuug beS ©d^if e«) auS bem ©leicfegewic^te ; — of tune, ««. >$- fig. uerftimmt; — of use, Tti^t (me^r) iiblicb ; — of the way, nic^t jugegen, abwefenb, nicljt baj auger ber gcwo^nlic^en 9?egel, auperorbentlicb ; au«gelaffen; to go — of the way, ftc^ uerbergen ; it's — of my way, e§ tfl auger meineiii (5acb; ic^ gebe mi^ ni^t bamit ab ; an odd of-the-way fellow, cin TOunberlicber OUT, in compos, to — act, v. a. itbertrcf= feu; to — balance, v. a. iibernjicjjen ; to — bar, V. a. auSf^liegen, ausfper: ven ; to — bid, V. ir. a. (in 9lucttonen ben Sefeten) ubcrbieten ; — bidder, s. ber Ueberbietcnbe; — bidding, bas .^o^ergebot (in Sluctionen) ; — biow- ed, ailj. anfgeblafen; to — blush, v. a. iiberfirablen, roftger glii^en; —bom, (uij. au«lanbif(^, fremb (ro. ii.); — bound, adj. auswcirts TOo^in (ju einer . au«»drttgen 9Jeife) befiimmt; to — brave, v. a. Xxo^ bteten, burc^ Jtii^n= ^eit obcr ©tolj iibcrroinben ; to — brazen, vid. To Brazen orx ; — break, s. ber QlnSbruci) ; — breaking, s. baS 5lu«brc(^en, .gcrsorbrec^en; to — breathe, v. a. an 9lt^cm iibertreffen obcr auSbouern ; auSat^men, erli3= fc^en; to — bud, v. n. auSfproffen, I)er»orf)jroffen ; to — build, v. ir. a. bauer^after bauen ; to — cant, v. a. im unuerfianblic^, n. f. to. 9tcben libera trcffen ; — cast, part. adj. njeggeroor= fen ; sernjorfen ; verflogen ; cerbannt, ycnDtcfen ; — cast, I. s. bie 23egn)er= fung ; 9lu6flogung ; ?In8f(^ug (=a8aa= re) ; baS yermorfcne @efct)i>Df, ber 3Iuswurf, Slu^roiirfling ; 93crbannte, 93er«5iefene ; II. a/ij. iceggeworfen, scrmorfen ;»erwicfen, ijerbannt;to— climb, V. a. bariibcr l)inau6 flettcrn ; to — compass, v. a. bte ©reujcn uber= fireitcK; to — craft, v. a. an Siifi iibertreffen, liberltfien ; — cry, s. baS ©efc^rei; ber 9ln§rnf; bie 6ffentlid)c aSerfleigerung ; to — dare, v. a. Xxo^ bteten, ni^t fcbcucn ; to — do, v. ir. a. suoort^un, iibertreffen; verbun^ feln ; to — do one, einem ju»orfom= men, tf)m ben Slang ablaiifen; — door-work, col. bic SIrbctt auger bem ^aufe ; to — drink, v. ir. a. tm !£rin= fen iibertreffen, niebertrinftn ; to — dwell, V. ir. a. fiber bie ^tit bleiben; to — face, V. a JJrofe bictcn, flarr an= fe^cn; in§ @cfi(^t wiberfprctfeen, burc^ Unyerfi^amtbeit au« ber ?^af= fung bringen; —fail. s. ber 9lbjug, SlbleitungSgrabcn, bie SJinne ober 9Ji)§re jum 9lbteiten ; to — fest, v. a. liinger (aU tin 3Inbcrer) fafien ; to — fawn, V. a. iibertrteben fc^metcbeln ; to — feast, V. a. in ©(^welgerci itber= trcffen ; — tit, s. JV. r. bie 3lu«rij- frung ; 9ni§rhPbung : 9Iugrbebun(3«= foficn (cincS Sc^iffcS); to — flanli, V. a. itberfliigein ; to — fly, v. ir. a. iiberflicgen ; to — fool, v. a. an Xi)CX' l2ett iibertreffen ; — form, s. ber 2lu» penf4)cin, bal aieugerc; to — frown, v.a.tnxci) 3)riiuen etnfcj)ii(^tcrn; — gate, s. ber StuSgang, ©j^lupfwinfcl ; to — general, v.a. anJ?ricg«erfa^rnng iibertreffen; to — give, v. ir. a. im ®eben iibertreffen ; to — go, «. ir. a. i. tm ®cben iibertreffen, iibergeben; 2. fi^. iibertrcfftU, btnter ftcf) laffcn ; 3. btntcrgeben, betriigen ; — going, s. baS Uebergcben; .^interge^cn ; ber 9IuSn)eg, 3lu«gang ; — goings, pi. ad bie 9Iu«gaben, Jtofien j to — grin, t-. a. im ®rinfen iibertreffen; to— grow, V. ir. a. iibcrmai^fen, »eraia(t)fen ; }u= sorfommen; iiber^anb nc|men; to — grow a defect, ciucrt 'Qii)Uv »er= wac^fen; — guard, s. bie augerfie aSa^e, ber aSorpoficn; it — herods Herod, e« iibcrtrifft ben >§erobe§ an 2;i?rannet; — house, «. bag §inter= ^ans, 51ebengebaube ; to — jest, v. a, tm ©c^erjen iibertreffen ; to —knave. V. a. an ©c^alf^cit, an 9Jan!en iiber= trcffen ; — landish, adj. augliinbif^, fremb ; to — last, v. a. (anger bauerit ale ... , iiberbauern, ubcrlcbcn ; — law, s. bcr ®eacbtfte ; Sficiubcr, ®an= bit, 2Jieuc^elmSrber ; to — law, v. a. auger bem Scbu^ bcr ©cfe^c flellcn, a(t)tcn, yogelfrct crHcircn ; — lawry, s. bie 9l^t; — lay, s. bic 3lu«Iage; to — leap, v.a. iibcrfpringcu, tin (£prin= gen juoort^un; — leap, s. fig. bcr abfprung, 2lu«roeg, bie 9lusflu4)t; ber 9lu«brud) ; — let, s. lit. ct- /.-r. bet 9lu«gang, 9luSlauf, Stugflug, 9luJ^ tUCg; — licker, s. jv. r. bcr 93ut!uf; to — Vie, v.a. im Siigen iibertreffen; — lier, s. ber ft(^ ba nt(f)t aufbclt, wo er feiner 2lmt«pflic^t nad) foUte ; — line, s. bie (iugerc ?inie, (Jontour, bcr Umrig, 9lbrig ; to — live, v. a. iiber= , Icben ; mit bem ?eben ba»onfommen ; —liver, s. ber llebcrlcbcnbc; to— look, V. a. inxd) Slicfe entmutbtgen, nicber= fc^amen ; fed in« ®efictt feben ; — look. s. bie aSac^famfcit, Sorftd^t; coL bic 9luffi4>t; to — lustre, V. a, an ®lanj iibtrtrcffen — lying, part. adj. au ger= balb liegenb, au«»a 'tig, nit^t ge= «36]^nlici) ; to — march, v.a. tm 'iSJlax- fc^tren iibertreffen ; to — measure, v. a. an 2}Jag iibertreffen ; to — number, V.a. an ber 3abl iibertreffen; to — pace, V. a. iibcrfcbrcitcn, tm ®eben iibertreffen, juoorfommcn, ^intcr fid) laffcn ; to — paramour, v. a. tm 5^ub» Icn iibertreffen; — parish, «. bie $far; re in ber Sorfiabt; — part, s. bcr (iugere 3;^cil ; to — pass, ??. a. }u»or= fommen, iibertreffen; — pensioner, s. bet cine §]3cnften er^iilt, c^ne ini .§o8i)ital JU mo^ncrt; to — poise, r. a. iibernjiegcn ; — porch, s. ber (§in= gang, ©in'tritt ; — ports, s. ;;/. bie ^t- benpafen, 9lugen^afcn ; — post, mh. T. ber SBorpoflen, 9lugcni)oflcn ; to — pour, V. a. miifd}ntt(n, auggicgen ; to — pray, v. a. an 9liiba(bt iibertrcf= fen ; to — preach, v. a. tm ^rcbigcu iibertreffen ; to — prize, v. a. an 2Bertb iibertreffci: ; to — rage, rid. To Om- RAOE ; to — raze, v. a. gcinjlic^ au^ = rotten • to — reach, v. a. Wetter rci= ci)en ats . . , iibcrfteigen l to — reason, V. a. burc^ ®r:inbe beftegcn ; to — reckon, v. a. an 3af)lung itbcrtrcff'cn ; to — reign, v. a. langci bcrrfcbcn : to — ride, v. ir. I. a. iibcrrcttcn, im SJet^ ten einl)f?(en; n. n. augretten, aus- fabrcn ; — rider, s. bcr SBorreitcr ; bet JU ^ferbe obcr }u 3Bagcn rcifet ; — rigicr. .?. JV. T-s. 1. bcr 9(uglicacr, b.tJ OUT Iffiac^ffc^iff ; 2. eltte sWnfiflufee beim ^ielbPlett; 3. btc taubc Sitttc (jum 3Iit5ff&ftt bcr ?iiftpnrbuitcn) ; 4. bcr Suftbaiim; — rigger of the (boat's) guess-rope, tie ilacEfl'icV ; — right, 4i. a. tibfv bie 3ctt fi^fit, Iiingcr fi^ett a\i etwaS baiievt; to — skip, V. a. cnffltc^en; — skirts, s.vl. bie aSorftabte; baS yfJebeiibpIj (eincS 3Ba(beS); bie Umgcbimgeu; to — sleep, ?). ir. a. I'ibcvfcplafeil ; to — soar, r.a. ubevfficgen ; to — sound. u. a. uberfd)vcieit, iibevtouen, ftJirfer 1?= neu; to — speak, V. ir. a. till DJcbeu iibertreffcii ; Winter ft(^ laffen, itber= tveffen ; to — sport, v. a. belt Siterj ju wcit (uber)ti-eibcn, iiu ©c^evjcn iibertreffeit ; to — spread, v. ir. a. anS: fpninien, au«brcifen; to — stand, •». tr. J. a. l.wibcrftebcit, aitS^alten 'to. i.)} 2. auSbaiicru; uber tic ^dt bkibeu; II. n. ^eruorragen, t)criiii3= ^ti)in ; — standing debts', jil. (Ill6fte= IjetlbC S(t)ltlbeit ; to — stare, v. a. an trofeigem 9lii«febeit iibertreffeit, uii= serfd^aiitt S:vo6 bieteii; to — stay, v. n. 8u laiigc bletbeit ; to — step, v. a. fiberfdjreitcu ; to — storm, r. a. beii ©tiirm an ^eftigfeit iibertreffen ; — street, .«■. iiber= treffcn ; to — swear, v. ir. a. ilH i£db»ij= ten iibertreffen, drger flucften al§ . . ; to — sweeten, v. a. ait "Sii^igfeic iiber= treffcn ; to — swell, v. ir. a. iibcr= fc^iBeininen ; to — talk, v. v. iiber= ^)(aiibern, burc^ (S))rcd)cn iibcrtvalti^ gen ; to — throw, V. a. ivcitcr rocrfen ali ..; iibcr etwaS binauSiuerfen ; to — tongue, V. n. iiberfd)rcien ; to — value, V. a. an SBcrtb iibertreffen ; to — venom, v. a. an ®tft iibertreffen ; to — vie, V. a. iibertreffen, Co piycir= ibiin ; to — villain, v. a. an Sc^uvfe= rei iibertreffen ; to — vote, v. a. iiber= fttininen (biird) 3Jcebrjal)l ber ^a\)U titmincn) ; to — walk, V. a. ini @cben iibertreffen; — wall, s. bie anfjere 3)Jauer ; to — wa.sh, ». a. reiiiigen yon . . . , ttU8mafrf)en (w. ii.) ; to — watch, V. a. an aBa(tfainfett iibcrtref^ fen; to — wear, v. ir. a. 1. iibcrbau= crn, an«baiitrn, iibcrlebcn; 2. be= fdiwcrliclj nnb unangenebm btnbrtn= gen; to — vveed, v. a. auSgdten, an«- 'OttCU ; to — weep, v. ir. a. illt aEei= ncn iibertreffen ; to — weigh, v. a. fd)«)erer miegen ; iibernjiegen, Ueber: 8t>uic^t balten ; to — whore, V. a. an i'tebcrlid>Eeit iibertreffen ; to — wind, "• ir. a. lpgmad;en, :^eran4teinbcn; to 73 OVER — wing, V. a. (im (^Itegcn) iibertref- fen; to — w'it, V a. iibcrlifien, iiber; tBIpeln; — works, s.j>l. Fort, bie 5hi= ^enwerfe ; to —-work, v. ir. a. tin 9lr= bciten iibertreffen ; — - worn, adj. ah- getragen, abgcnn^t; — worn with age, alterfc^limi-^ ; to — worth, ». a. mcbr wtxti) fei)n ali .., iiberiniegcn; to — wrest, V. a. iiiit ©civnlt entrei= ^en, entwinbcn, entringen; to — write, 7!. a. im (Edjreiben iibertreffen; — wrought, part, iibertrtiffeit ; to — zany, V. a. tin Spoffenrcifjen iibertreffen. OUTER, adj. ber, bie, bas Qlciifjerc; — tympan, Tijp. T. ber Secfel. OUTERLY, adv. anSHjartei, allien. OUTERMOST, adj. bcr, bic, baS aiifierfle. OUTMOST, a/ij. ber, bie, ta§ duSerflc. OUTRAGE, s.ber i5d)tmpf,bie Sd)ma= bung, grobe 53eleibigung; ®cwalt= tbiitigfeit ; {Jrcoel. To OUTRAGE, v. a. &■ n. fd)impfcn, fdimaijen, gri^blic^ beletbigen; fre= »cln ; + ^InSfcbmeifungen ^ege^en. OUTRAGEOUS („,/„.— ,,y), „,//.!. fcbc^fl beleibigenb, f(^iInl.^r^^cf>, ebrenriibvig ; 2. geamlt)ani, beftig, i»iitf)cnb; '3. libertrieben, anSfdjroeifenb, nnyer= iiiinftig; — ness, .«. ba8 (2d)iinvfli*e, (fbrenriibrtgc; bie ®cmaltuimEeit, Cieftigfeit, SQutb. oirrRK. adi. {fraii5ofif4i) iibertrieben. OUTSIDE, I. s. bie Obevflacl)e, 3ln|len= feite, bas Qlcuvcre ; v,i/ff. >»(eui5erfie ; outsides, pi. M. p/i-s. UJorbaiibe (an aKaaren=5pacfeteu 5nr .Sfenntnifi be« 3nl)a(t8), anfien befefligte SBaaren ; II. a(Jj.as — casks. Ueberfaffer, (gutter; — paper, ba« 2ln«fdiufjVaVier ; — pas- senger, ber aiifeen ftfecnbc iniffagier ; III. adu, bon 9lupen. OUTWARD, I. adj. 1. anficr, aiifierlicb; 2. fubtbar; 3. 7%. 7'. fleifd;ltcb, fpr= Vcrlicb ; M f.-s. — camo. cine abgc= benbe (fiir eiitcn frembeii .riafcn bc= ftimmte) Scbiiratabnng ; — freight, bie .^infracbr, 3lu«fracbt; — trade, bev Sinsfubrbaiibet ; 11 s. iaS 9lenb-e= ret lit. (or outwards), adv. anicit, au?= »i'artS; to clear — , an»c(ariren (ben 3i'U bcjablen «m auSianfen ju fi.Mt= nen) ; a siiip — bound, ciit in (gee (nad)Jrenibrn 2Be(ttl)ei(en) gebenbeS ©t^iff; Mr. N. is a passenger (both) out(wards) and lioine(wards), ^crr N reif't bin nnb juriicf ; license—. @r= (anbnifibrief jnr 'iiusfu^r bon 2Saa= ren ; be^gteicben bon einein britfift^en iP>afcn 5um anbcrn. OUTWARDLY, adv. iiitpertic^, aii«wen= big; ton au^en. OVAL,l.«W/. Dbat, cirnnb, (ang(td?rnnb; II. s. ba« Dimt ; bic ciriinbe' j^orm. OVARious, adj. au« (Sierit beflcbenb. OVARY, s, ber eicrflcicf. OVATE, OvATED, adj. pbat, eiruiib. OVATION, s. bic Dbation, bcr ftctnc Sriuinpb (bci ben attcn 3Uhnern). ovATOoiiUJNG, adj. (ang(id) cirnnb. OVAVIPAROUS, adj. aus ^icrn (ebcn= big gcbarenb. OVEN, .9. ber SBacfpfen, Dfen; —fork, • bie Dfcngabct ; — peel, bie S8rob= fcbaufet; — 's mouth, ba« Dfcntotb; — tender, ber nuf belt' (Cacf=) Dfen 5I4)t gicbt, bcr (g^jii^. OVER. prep. <$- adv. 1. iibcr; 2. ailf • 3. iiber^in; 4. burcb; 5. {jcriiber, biniiber ; 6. bariiber ; 7. boriiber, bor=: bci, ang, aufgcboben; 8. obcn,auf ber Dberflad;c; 9. all^nfei^r; the opera is --. tie Dper ift aui; ail — , ijberafl, flllentbalbcn, iibcr unb iibcr, ganj bprbci, ganj babin ; all — the town, tn ber ganjen gtabt; all the world—, burd> bie ganje aSc(t ; — the way, — against gcgeiiiibcr ; — a glass of wine, OVER bet eincm ®Jafe 25cine; -- innrt iibcr <^anb ; — night, bic 9fJad)t l)iii= biirc^ ; to deliver — , iibcriicfcrn ; tc give — , aufgcbcn ; scrtoren gebeii : to make — , (eincnt etiims) aiiberi tranen ; to p,ass — in silence, mtt €ti(Ifd)ibcigen iibcrgebcn; to read — , burditefcn ; —and-- (again), ein 3JJal iibcr hai anberc, febr rft ; (an) hun- dred times — , bunbcrtmai nad) einan; bcr ; — or under, iiicbr i?bcr wcnigcr ; — and above, bariibcr, aitgerb'cm; ilbcv^iet^; to be — , bariibcr fc»n; itbrtg feim ; yprbet {gcfd)cben) fc^n ; 'tis well — , (S ift gnt abgelaufen. OVER, in cnm/tos. to — abound, c. 71. Jlltn Ucberflu^ »orbanben fe»}n : to— act, ?). a. 4-ji. JU inel tbnn, iibertrcibfn; to— agitate, v. a, 511 utcl befvred)en ; -;- anxious, iibcrft-icbcnbcforgt, dngft= lic^ ; to — arch, r. fl. iibcniuilben ; to — awe, V. a. in Surdjt f;alten; to — balance, v. a. iibcnuicgcit, iibertreffen, iibenvaltigen ; — balance, s. bas Ue= berge»i(^t, biellcbcrlcgcnbcit; to — bear, v. ir. a. iibcrlabcn, iiberbdufcn, iibcnudttigen ; iiberminbcn, iibertref-- feii; untcrjodjcn, «iiferbrii(fcu ; — bearing, ndj. {)errfc^fii^tig, {)errifd); bpd)fabreiib ; to — bend, «. ir. a. lit ftarf anftrciigeu, _ iibcrfvannen ; to — bid, r. ir. n. JU vicl bictcn ; iibcrtbcu^ cm ; (in ^Inctionen ben Se^ten) iiber= bicteil ; to — blow, V. ir. I. a. serivc; bf n, UH'groeben ; rr. v. jv. t. fo ftarf UH'bfit, baf! tas •Bd)irf feine aJJnr§fc= gel fiibven taiin ; — board, adv. iibcr SUorb ; to cast — board, iibcr 33orb ttjcrfcn ; to — brow, v. a. iibcrbdngcrt, iiberragen; — built. ;)art. iibcrbant; to — burden, v. a. iibcrfiibcn ; to — burn, V. a. Jit fiarf brcnncn 5 — bu.«y, adj. alljii gcfd;dftig ; to — buy, v. ir. a JU tf}cner faufcn ; to — canopy, v. a. (wie) mit cinem y[?albad)tn je= bctfeit, iibcrbeifen, iiberjtcbcn; — care, iibcrmnfjige (gorge; — care- ful, iibcrftirglid) ; to — carry, V. a. jn meit fiibren, bcrleitcn ; to — cast, v.a. i. iiberwerfen, ju ircit tbcrfen ; 2. iibersief)en, bcbecfen, betfeiben ; 3. bcwBlfcn; triibc madjen, yerbnnfcfn ; beftcct)en; iibernd()en ; 4. jn i^od) an= fd)[agcii, fid) cerrcdjnen; — cast, adj. iiberjiigcn, triibc, gctriibt; an —cast seam, ctnc iibcnvciibltdie Slabt; - cautious, adj. nllju iun-ftd)tig, iiberbc- bntfaiU; to — charge, t-. n. 1. iibcrla^^ ben ; JU febr bclaflcn ; iiberfiiHen ; 2. (init bem !i)3rcifc) i^n bod) binan« woU Icn, jn tbener ycrfaufen, nbertben= crn; jii vicl anrcdnien, ju bici fi.M-= bem; jn bcc^ tariren, iibcrncbnicn, befd)iberen ; — charge, .?. bie Ueber^ labung; llcberlafi; llebcrtbenerung ; to — climb, V. a. iibcrfiettcru ; to — cloud, V. a. mit SBpIfcff iiberjicbcit, ycrbunfclii; to — ciov. •». «. iiberfiii* Icn, iibcrlabcn (ben SD^agcn); —cold, adj. tibcrindiiig fait ; to — come, v.if: a.&-n. iibcrn.id(ti^cn, iibcrmanijen, bf« ftegeii, birOberbanb gcwinnen, iibcp" ibinbcn, iibertreffen; to be — conW» by . . (toil, &c.). iibcni'dltij^t, nicbtr* gebeugt fenn I'on . . ;*to be — come with . . (rage, ^c), binfifviffcn mcrbcii l^on . . ; this smell — comes me. biefct @erud) niinmt inir ben Ji'opf ein ; — comer, s. bcr Uebcnvinbcr; — com- ingiy, adv. als SicgcT; ali bcr (5tdr= fere ; — confidence, s. bic 33ermeffen: bcit ; — confident, a,dj. Jit brctft, bcr-- mcffen; to — com, v. a. ucrfaljcn ; to — count, V. a. JU bcfb rCC^ncit, JU l)0(i) anfd;Iagen, iiberfd)d^eu ; to — cover. V. n. iiberbcdcn ; — credulous, adj. JII leic^tgldubig ; — curious, adj. jn rtc«= 98Q OVER OVER OVER fiiettg, sorwt^ig ; jii Iccfev; to — date, V. a. fpiitCl' ^attVCn ; — diligent, adj. allJU flmii ; to — do. 7). a. &■ n. 1. Jit ticl tl)nn ; 2. :uit 9U-(Jctt iibcr= labcn ; 3. ju ff^r tod)cn ober brntcn ; to — do one's self, ftcf) iiberavbetteu ; — dose, s. bic ju ftavfeSofiS ; M. E-s. to — draw, v. ir. a. iibcr belt I)eflimin= ten SQctrajj trafftreii ; to — draw a iiaiance,eiit®ut[iabcniibfrfcln-cttctt;to — dress, v. a. JU fehr pn%tn ; to — drink one's self, v: rejl. ftcf) ubcrtrinfcii, fid; fvaiiE tvinfeit, ftcft bctrinfcit ; to — drive, v. a. ubertrctbcii, iibcvjagen; to — dry, V. a. JU fc^V aultvpcf ttCtt ; — due, niij. me^valg gebii()vertb ; M. E. ubev(gc)fallig, berciM uevfaUen; — due bills, ccrfalleue aBccf)fft ; — eager, adj. — eagerly, ada. iibcrtricbcu cifl'tg ; — eagerness, .'. bct ubcrti:ic= bene (lifer ; to — eat one's self, v. rtfi. fi^ itbcrcffert ; to — empty, v. a. JU siet ausleevcu ; to — eye, v. a. (iibct ctam«) ctu WitdjfameiS Sluge bflbf"/ bic 2lufftc|)t hahiw ; 'bcmerfcn ; — fall, s. bcr (2Baffcv=) Sail, J?ataraf t ; to — fatigue, )•. a iibcnitiibeil ; — fa- tigue, «. bic nllju gvo6c 23cfc^roerbe ; to — feed. V. a. iib'crfiifteru ;, to — fill, V. a. liberfiilleu ; to — float, v'.n. nber= fcf)mcmmcii ; to — flow, v. n &■ a. iibcr= fliefeii, iibevlaufcn, iibei-flutf)ert, iiber= fc^weinmcu ; iibevfiilleu, iibertref= feu; im Ueberflu5 »orf)anbeu fci)it; — flow, s. bie ^vgiepitug ; bie Ucbev= f(i)Wemmuug ; bee Uc'berPuf; — flowing {ailc. — ly), adj. iiberflte^cub, i'ibcvfc|)ro;ittglt4 im Uebevflu§; — flushed, pnrt. iibcvmaptg errijtbet; tibcrentjiiift ; to — fly, v. ir. a. bar= liber l)iufliegen ; — forward, mlj. jii rafc^, I'OVeilig; — forwardness, s. bie JU gro^c'DJafc^beit, 5Boreiligteit; to — freight, v. a. itberlabcu (ein @d)iff) ; — fruitful, adj. alljU frurf^tbiU' ; to .— gild, V. a. iibergolbeu; luit giruiij liberjiebcu; to — gird, v. a. }U eiige eiiifd)lictieii ; to — glance, V. a. iiber= blicfeii, jibcrfef)cn ; to — go, v. a. gc= I)eit iiber, itbcvtreffen ; to — gorge, v. a. (mit ©peifeii) iiberlabeit, ju »oU fiovfeu ; — grassed, adj. luit OraS be= wadjfcii, iibergrafet;_all5u gvaSretc^ ; — great, adj. JU gro^ ; to — grow, v. ir. i.n. fir^ iibcrroarf)fen, ju fe^r »ad)= fen, JU gro^ tverben; ii. n. 1. iiber= wa^fcn, bett)ad)fcu; 2, iiber iiimai iinvcidjen ; — growth, s. bcr iiberma= ^igc aBad)«tlium, geile, iippige aSucbS ; to — liale, vid. To — Haul ; — hand knot, .V. T. ber feacfftic^; to — handle, v. a. JU oft enini^nen ; to — hang, V. a. &r n. ubevl^iingen ; ubers Ijangen-, to — harden, v.a. iiberi)at= ten, ju fet)r liartcn; —hastily, adv. JU fdmell, iibcreilt ; — hastiness, «. bie Uebcreilung, iBoreiligfeit; — imsty, adc. JU eilfettig; iibereilt, opr= eilig; to — haul, r. a. 1. iiberbrcitcn, iiberbecfeu; 2. benim flBren, nad)fu= rf)en ; 3. »pn ?lcuem burc^fcbeii, mie= ber »orncf)men ; genau unterfudjcn ; i. ein^olen ; Sp. k. cibniatten, abja= gen ; to — a rope, .v. T. ein Xa\x f4)ie= pen laffen, nadjhiffeu; — head, «iei ; ii. s. ba« ^Uljiitiiele ; — neat, iibertriebeu netf, col. gefcbtiie; gelt, getcift; — night, vid. unter Over ; to — noise, r. a. iibertailbeil ; — oflended, adj. \)'i&)^ beleibigt; — ofticious, adj. oUju bienflfertig, iiber: iJiftig ; to — paint, V. a. fig. JU fiarf malen, (befd)reibeu) ; to — pass, v. a. 1. gebcu (iiber) ..;• 2. itbergeben, iiberfebcii, nic^t acbten; aiiSlaffcn; to — pay, V. a. JU »ief, pber ju tbeuer bejaf)len ; to — people, v. a. iibert?pl= fern; to — i)erch, v. a. iiber itwcii (tveg) fliegen ; to — persuade. B. a briiigenb iibcrrebeu, ftavf jufe^eu ;_to — picture, V. a eiit (Scmalbc ober cine 2)arfieIInng iibertreffeu ; —plus, s. ber Survlu«, Ucberfcbnp, baS Ueber= gewidit, bic3ulage, ba» Ueberbleib= fel, ber SfJcft ; to — ply, v. a. ju febr anflreugcit ; to — poise, v. a. iiber= njiegen, bas Uebergeioicbt biiben: ba§ ®cgeugeuMd)t (jnltcn ; — poise, s. baS Uebergeu)id;t; ©egciigemic^t; to — polish, V. a. JU fcbr auS'rcilen ; — pon- derous, adj. JU fd)tDer J to — post, v. a. iiber etma« f)cuwegcilen, iibcrgeben ; to — power, r. a. iibcruialligeit, iiber= legen fei;u ; to — press, v. a. Ju febr briidcn, niebcrbriicfeu; fig. mit 33it: Ux\ JU fet)r beliiftigcn ; to — prize, v. a. JU bod) fd)a^cu, eineu ju bot)en ^srei« auf etlvaS fe^eu ; — prompt, aij. soreilig; — promptness, s. bic 33oreiligfeit, iibertiicbcne @ilc; — proof, adj. iiber bie (feftgcfc^te) $robe (»on geiftigeu ©etranfen); — quiet- ness, .?. bie JU biele S'Jube ; to — rake, V. a. bariibcr wcg barfeii ; — rank, adj. JU iitipig, JU reid)licb ; to — rate, v. a. JU l)pcb fd)a^i'ii, jubPd) nufc^Iogen; JU i>tel forbern, ju t>ie[ borfdjlagen, iibertbeucrn ; ju bod) befc^a^en; to — reach, v.l. a. 1. iiberrageit, bobcr vcidjcu, ^crbor ragcu; 2. iibcrliften, ^jrellcn; (— one's self) ftcft iiber= fpringcit, fic^ fcerrenfcu ; ir. .?v. sp (bon ^fcrbeu) mit ben Jpinierfii§en bie 3Sorberni!Jc fireidjen ; — reach, .?. Sp. T. bie gSerle^uug ber gropcn "iVuge^ fe^ne buret) ba8 5Ini)auen ber ^inter= ffi^e; — readier, s. bcr Ueber!ijlea« tt\ — riiel braten ; to — rule, v. '« l.iibenualtigeii, iibernicifteru, liber^ toicgeu; ^errfd)eu, obbeirfdieit, 9Uic3 regierejt ; 2. /,. T. all ungiiltig t)er= werfeu ; — ruler, s. ber (SSe=) '.^err: fc^cr; to — run, v. I. a. 1. einbolcii, (im ganfcn) iibertreffeu; 2. iiber-- fd)»emmcu; 3. iiberroad)fcn ; 4. burd) (Siufaile ^Jfagen, t)erl)cereu, bcnuiiften ; 5. Typ. r. bie (Solumiicn berfe^en, umbrcdjen ; li. n. iibcrlau= feu, iiberflic^eu ; — runner, «. ber aSertoiifter ; to — saturate, v. a. Ck. r. iiberfiittigeit ; — scrupulous, adj. allju bebenfltd;), alfju aeroiffenbaft ; —sea, adj. jenfeit bcS 51)Jcerc6, iiberfeeifd) ; to — see, V. ir. a. ill 9lufftd)t babcil ; — seer. ». ber 9luffeber ; (factor (ei= ner 1)ru(Jerei, u. f. lu.) ; 2lrmenpfle= ger ; — seer of the customs, bcr 3p'1= auffe^er, 3olltufpectpr ; — seer of a port, ber i^afenmeifter; to — set. r. i. a. ummerfen ; umtebreu, umftiirjen ; fig. au^cr Waffling bringen ; ir. n. uin= fallen ; to — shade, to — shadow, ?•-». a. 1. iibevfc^attcit, befd;atten; l>erbiiu» lelu ; 2. fdiirincn, befdiitfccii ; — shadower, s. ber JBcrbunfclube ; to — shoot, 1). a. (S- n. iibcr etivaS I}iu fdtie^ f)cn; (fdmcller fegein aU ein anberc-J ©fbiffj iibcrfegc[u;/n-.bar!iber lnnci= leu ; to — shootone's self iu ciiier toartjt JU weit gei)eii, ju siel bebaiipten, fidj uerfabreu ; an — shot mill, eiiie ober^ fd)Iad)tigc 3}2iible; an — shot wheel, ein Dberfd)lad)tigeS DfJvib ; — sight, s I. bic Ueberfid)t ; 9liiffid)t; 2. baJ a]erft'ben, ber 3rrtbunij to — size, v a. 1. an @cogc iibertrcften ; 2. iiber= ftreidicn, iibertiind)en (n?. ii.) ; tn — skip, v.a. iiberfpringen, iiberbii»fen; entreifdjen; to — sleep (one's self), V. refi. JU lange fc^lafcn, (bie Bi'it) i>erfd)Iafeu ; to — slip, v. a. 4>prbei (entn)ifd;en) laffen, iiberfeben, iiber- biipfen; to — snow, V. a. iiberfdjucicii, i3erfd)neien (ro. ii.); —soon, «(/<;. jii balb, gar jn friib ; to — sorrow, ». a. mit JU yiel ©orgen belaben ; to — span, V. a. iibcrfpauuen ; to — speak, ?'. n. JU »icl (mit JU S)ielen Shorten) fageit ; — spent, part, nbgemattet, er- iniibet, mitbe ; to — si)read, v. a. iiber- bcifcn, iiberjiebeu ; to — stand, v. a. ff ft auf etwa« bcbarren, ju febr aiif etiva-J beftebeu; to — step, v. a. iiber= fd)rciteit, iiberireffen ; to — stock, fc a. JU fel)r aitfiillen, iiberfiillen, iiber^ laben ; M. Ph-s. to — stock one's self, JU viel aSorrat^ (SBaareu) aufd)of= fen ; the market is — slocked. C3 fillb ju »tcl SBaareu ba, ber SJJavft ifi iiberfiibrt, gcbriicft; to— 'store, ». a iiber^aufen, ju yiel auffd)iitfeii, jii reid)lic^ verfe^en ; to — strain, r. I. «. JU fel;r fireben, ju loeit auSbebneii II. n. ft'd) JU bfft'il anftrciigen; to — ' strain one's self, ficp "oerreufen ; to ■— ( strew, to — strow, v. a. iiber^reuen, ' bebcrfen ; to — strike, v.a. iibcr etiuaJ I)iinveg fd)lagcn ; to — supply, v. a. jii reid)licb sertei)en; to — sway. r. ■ iibeniialtigen, iibciroiegcn, unterji' ffteit ; to — swell, V. ir. a. iiberlaufci: auotreten; to — take, v.a. 1. eiiibo len, ercilen, erbafc^cn, erta).H'eu ; 2 iiberrafdien, uberfailen ; to — task v. a. ju viel anflcgeu, iiberbiirben ; i — ta.x, V. a. jiberfdia^en, iiberftcueni : (o — throw, V. a. umioerfcu, iimftc: ^eii, umpfjen, umreiiJen; ftiirjeii, JU ©runbe rid)feii, i-cntii-bte ii ; bejic^ gen, gaujlicb fc^iageu; — throw, ••^ OWE 3XYM PACI kcr Umfturs, Stm-j, Uittcrgang, bte Jlteberfage, ^Bcviiic^tuitg ; — thrower, s. bev Uimuerfer, S3efie(jcr, ii. f. m. ; — thwart, I. aiij. i- adn. I. qUCV liber, ilbcr^a'crrf) ; 2. Hx Ouere, »cvEe^rt, tBibevftntitg ; IL prep, qitev iiticr; — thwartiy, adv. quel" iibci:; sevte^rt ; — ihvvartness, s. btc Duevlage; 3Scr= Ui)vt\)(it; SBibevftnnigfett; to — tire, CO. abmatteit, abmiibett, iiberjagen; to — title. V. a. cilicn 811 t)Ol)ett ^i\tt- fpnic^ madjeit, 511 hod) octitelii ; to — top, V. a. tjb^er cber grbpet fe^n al« . . . , iibervageii, iibcrtrejten ; fg. Bcrbunfeln ; -to — tower, V. n. ju ^oH) ftrcbctl ; to — trip, V. a. ixhtt (twas linbiipfen ; to — trust, v. a. 511 fe^v ucvtvaiifti ; to — turn, t'. a. umfebieii, umfiiirjeti, umfioycit ; befiegeii, iiber- tuciltigeit, ju@ninbc rirf)te!i, »enitcf)= {Cll ; — turn, s. bcr UmfiurS ; — turn- able, aei'ftnt= tCfn ; to — ween. v. n. JU f)Orf) OOU ftrf) bCUfen, ft(^ JU i>iel biillfeu ; — ween- ing (adL\ — lyJ. adj. eiiigcbtlbct, toevs Hteffeu, iibevmiitbig, aflju ftolj; to — weigh, V. a. i'lbenincgcu ; — weiglit, s. baS llebcrgcivtc^t ; to — whelm, v. a. berfeuten ; eingraben ; ju 93obeu bru= rfeu, untcrbriicfen, iibevwalttgen, iiberfdjutten, iibevfc^roemmen ; jer^ fd)ntetterti ; fg-, iiberbaufcu, belaftt; flcu ; finflct ubcrblirfen ; — whelm, s. bie .^aublung bcS Ucberwalttgeu§ ; - whelmingly, adj. bfiicfcub, liiftig ; to — wing, V. a. ubefPiigcIu ; — wise, flrfj. iibevfiug; — wiseness, s. bie 91f= feV=2Bct*f)Ctt ; to — word, v. a. JU t)iel fageu ; to — work, v. a. mit ^Ivbett iibcrlabcu, ermiibcu ; — worn. adj. flbgetrageti, t)ci*trogcn, abgenui}t ; tiberjilt)Vt, }U alt; to — wrestle, v. a. tin 3^iugeii, iiit J?ampfe iibccwaltt- geit; — wrought, par«. tibev unb iiber bcarbeitct ; ju fci)C augeftrengt burc^ 9trbeit; ju biel beavbcttet, miibfam fectfevtigt; mit 31rbeit iibcvlegt ; — zealous, ju eifiig, fc^»anuevtfc|. OVERALLS, s. ;./. btc Ucbcrjie^bofeu. OVERMOST, adj. ^ s. bct •©OC^^e. OVERT (arf».— ly), adj. ofeilbaV, of= feutlic^, Oben^iu ; /.. T-s. — design, tic flare J^batfac^e; — act, bie ev= juicfeiic .ganbluug, bei- ^kroeig. OVERTURE, s. 1. bte (Srbffuiiug, bcr 2lnfang, ©ngaiig ; 2. 93Difcf)lag, 3Jiitvag (bauftg tiit pi.) ; 3. Mas. T. ba3 (ivijjfuuugSfpter, (Siiileituug6= fiiicf, bie Duoertiire. OVICULAR, mij. JU ciiicni @i gcborig. oviDUC'i", Ji. T. bie a)iuttertri)'nHiete. OVIFORM, adj. eifin-mtg. oviXE. adj. \n ©cl)afen geI)orig ; nu« Scbafcu befiebeub. OVIPAROUS, adj. (§.[tx legeitb ; — animals, yi. Doipareu, (Siertegcv. OVOID, adj. cifbrmig, eiruub. OVOLO, s. Arch. T. bet a3tcrte(|lab. To OVVIi, B. a. ($- n. 1. fcl)ulbig fel^u, ft^ulbfu ; 2. JU banfcu babeii, ocv= iaufeu, »erpfltd)(et fcs}n; he owes more than he is worlli, er i|t lUe^r fcbulbig <\U cr h^\t ; a debt we — , lii|Tc[blume, ®arteupri= niei ; — tail, bcr Dd)fcufd)iuanj ; — tail soup, bie Od)fenfd)n)anifupVf ; — tongue, bie DdjfenjUUgC (Anchusa — L.). ■ OXALATE, s. Ch. T. ba6 faucrflccfaure genation, baS Uebevfattigcn mitSaljfaure. OXYGON, s. 6. T. baS fptfewinfli^e Sreicrf, (api^cif, (Sd)arfcdF. OXYMEL,*, bcrOy^mel, ©aucr^onig. OXYMORON, .V. Rh. T. bcr Scbcinwt. berfprnd;. OXYRRHODLXE, s. bcr 3tofenefftg. OXYTONF,, s. Oram. T. bcr fd)aife 3tC: cent auf ber Ic^ten i.ii}lbe. OYER, «. /.. T. iciS iBcrbiJr, bie enb' ltd)c (fntfcbcibuug ; court of — and terminer, cine iiu ylamcu bc« ,^Dnig3 nicbergcfcfete au^ecorbcntlid^e (^oiii; miffion, ).^cinlic^e <5a^cn ju untei= fuc^cn nub baritber ju crEcnncn; justice of — and terminer, bcr 6oill= miffiongftc^ter (ein jn pbtgcr iSonu miffion abgcorbnctcr 3fiid)tcr). OYEZ, int. bovt ! OYLET-HOLE, vid. Eyelet-hole. OYSTER, s. bieilufter; — bed, 3lu= ftcrlagcr ; — catcher, bcr 9luftcr= maim (cin Seeuogel, OstraUga— k.) ; — fork, bic 9(uftcrgabcl ; — green, eine *ilrt 51ftermooS, bie QBate, 9Bat=: it ( u/v.i inctucii) ; — ketchup, cinc auS Sluficrn bcieitctc piE'intc Sauce; ^ knife, ba§ ^luftcrmcffcr ; — powder, Sluficrpulocr ; — shell, bie 9lnflcr= fcbale ; ( — wench, — wife), — woman, bie ^iluftevbanblerinn ; — wench, bie gcmeine 5)irne, 93cttcf. P. p. s. ba« % \\ ber fcc^J^f ^i tc R3iut= ftabe bcs *,}Upf)abct«. PABUL.\R, adj. juiit Suttcr gcborig ; nabrbaft. ' . ' PABULATION. s. bie giittcvung, baJ giittern, aSciben. FABULOUS, adi ncibvcnb, nabrbaft. PABULUM, $. r. bie SfJabrung. PACATiON, s. bic aScrubigung. PACCAN, s. (—tree), eiit iRufibaum t« 3lmertta {juglans oUvaiform /..'>] ; — nuts (paccans), Icinglic^c S^iiffc bic= fcS Saumcg. PACE, s. i. bcr Sd;rtft; 2. @ang, S:ritt, ^pafigang; 3. 9lntritt, S!rei= fcfetag, gemcffcne S^ritt; 4. @rab, bie gtufe; 5. o. T. cin 2}?aafi yon 5 "Sw^ ; M. E. ein 3JJaais yon 2i Suil ; — for — , ect)vitt fiir Sdjritt; to keep (hold) — with . . ., Sfbritt baf» ten mit ..., gctrcu fcDii; .y.t-s. to go a main — ," mit 'JoHcu Scgclu ge= ben; the wind keeps — against the sun, bcr 2Sinb frinipt auf; ,S/,. Es. to put a liorse through all his paces, cill Sl>fcrb allc 2d)u[cn mad)cn laffcn, burd) allc Sdjulcn fiiEjrcn; short — bcr @d>«lf(tnff- T,; PACE, V. I. a. 1. fdircitcn, cinbei gcbcu, gebcn ; 2. beu ^^lap gcbcn ; li. ff L mtt (?d;rittcn abmcffcn, ab^ fdjr^ttcn ; 2. gcbcn laffcn, leiten, im !Sd)ritte batten. PACF.D, adj. ciucu gcnjiffcn iScbritt babcub ; ben ^a^ gcttcnb ; slow — , langfam fcbvcitenb. PACER, s. bcr i£d)rcitcnbe; 5Paf gan- ger, Bfltci'- PACHALICK, .•'. ba« 5pafd)alif, bie 5pro>jinj unb 33]iirbc ciiicS -^afd)a. PACiiA. s. ber 5J5nfd)a. PACIFIC, adj. fricbfcrtig, fricbftrf), fricbfam, friebliebenb ; — ocean, bai ftille 3JJecr. PACIFICATION, s. \. bte gricbeii«' fiiftung, SBicbcrbcrftcIJung be« (^ric* beug ; 2. 93i'rfi3bnnng, -.Serubtguitg. PACIFICATOR, s. bcr Ji'tcbcusftiftcr a^ermittler, PACIFICATORY, ailaUenbtnberIoi)n. PACKER, s. bcv $ader, SaIIcnbtii= bcr; Si^eiibrnber, Sdjvbtcr ; 9lnPa= fctr ; gefcbaiorne ^P)aring«pacfcr ; a — 's stick, ber -5)Sarfftocf, ^sncfbengel, ta« qiarfff^cit, 3laitflfd)eit. PACKKT, .». 1. bii« iiacfet, 5pacfd)cn, bcr (®iitcv=) JBallen ; 2. T>jp. T. ba^ ©c|riftftiicf ; 3. — , — boat, or — ship bn« ^JJacfetboot, 9Iyi«fd)ifF, ^ofi= ft^iff ; — mark, biiS ipoft5cic^en (ber rot^c ©trid)). PACKING, I. part, pacfcnb, U. f. ttJ. vid. To Pack ; be — ! get thee — ! pacf c bic^ fort ! to send one — , cincit fprtjagen, coi. f)cimlcud)tcn ; -^ up, ba« (ItnpacEcn, btc ^Berpaif uug ; bn« i^acfcrlobn, Si3aUcnbiutevlobn ; 9(uf= i;iber[o[)n ; — aw.ay, baS 91iifbreci)en ; — cloth, baS 513acf tlld) ; — needle, bie ^nicfnabcl ; — paper, bn« g>acfpn= pier; —stick, bee -^iadftpcf ; .Slnebel jum 3'M"«'"i"f"f'^WeIn (bcr $fevbe, U. f. W.) ; — thread, bcr SUiubfrtbcn ; — whites, bic ^Pacfleiuamnb; ii. s. ber .ftuiff, Setrug, bie galfd)f)eif. PACO, Pacos,«. baS peruanifc^e Se^af= !nmeet ; — wool, bie SBolle uoii bie= fern Sljicrc, PACT, Paction, s. bcr aScvtvag, S3cr= glcid). Pactional, ? aigte ^itiicE ©raglanb, ®ef;age ; 2. ber SBilb^ garten ; — pipe, ber @(^ad)tel()alm, bag Sumpftanncnfraut ( Kqidseumi pnlustre — /J ; — stool, bcr ®ift= fd)ivaimn, ^sfiffcrling, PADELioN, s. ber Sbiuenfn^, Sinau {-SlchemUla vulgaris — //.). PADLOCK, s. bag gSorkgcfc^Iop, 93ov= t)angcrd)(oj). To PADLOCK, V. a. cin Sc^lp^ >?Cr= Icgcn, verff^liepen. PADOW-PIPE, s. vid. Paddock-pipe. PADUA, s. (bie (Stabt) 5Pabiia. PADUAN, L fl(//. pabuanifd) ; lis. bcr $abuancr. PADUASor, s. cine 5Irt bic^tcr Sei= bcnjeug. PADus, s. ber (f?tu5) ^o. P^AN, s. 1. bag Srinmp^Iicb, (Sic= gcglicb ; 2. cin 35ergfu6 son brei hirjen iinb einer langcn (5t)Ibe. PAGAN, J. s. ber .0eibe, bie J^eibinn ; If. adj. beibnifd;. PAGANISH, adj. Ijetbtlifd). PAGANISM, s. bag .geibent^itni. To PAGANIZE, V. L a. bcibnifd) ma= ^eu; n. 71. fid) wie ein ^eibe bcncl}= men. PAGE, s. 1. btc Seite(cineg SPuc^eg), 53Iattfcite ; 2. bcr spage, (Sbcltnabe ; soldier's — , bcr Solbatcnjnnoie, S;roB= biibe ; Typ. T-s. even — , btc gcrabe (linfe) Seite; odd — , bic iingcrabc (reditc) Seite; — cord, bic (5olnm= ncnfd)niir. To PAGE, V. a. 1. btc Scitcn cincg 33nc^eg mit fpvtianfcnbcu 3af)fen be= jcidmcn, besiffern, paginiren ; 2. als ipagc bebicnen, aitfa>artcn. PAGEANT, i.s.i. ber .?:riumpbivagen ; 2. bag (a)Jummcn=)Sct)anfpicI, 5)jup: penfpict, bcr ("Diagtcvabcit=)9hifjug ; 3. bic SDiarionctte, ftnmmc ^erfoh; n. ndj. prad)tig, prnnhipll; ober= flad)Ii'(^, nnr jum Sd)ciwe. To PAGEANT, v. a. JU Sd)aU ailffiil)- rcn Dbcr barftellcii, mnmit prnnfcn. PAGEANTRY, s. bag ®cprange, bcr sCrnnf. PAGLNAL, adj. mit Scitciijal^Icn yer: fel)cn. PAGOD, > s. 1. btc ^agpbc, ber tnbt= PAGODA, j fd)e ®i.^^cntcmpcl ; 2. bag ®b^cnbilb; 3. cine inbifd)c ®olb= miin;e von ungcfa^r brei Xbaler. p'uGLE, I '■ ^'^ ®d;liiffclblnme. PAIL, .•;. 'bcr (?tmer, btc ®elte; — fui. ber (f imcr uoU ; by — fuls, col. mit 3«ulben. PAIL-MAIL, vid. Pem.-mell. PAIN, s. 1. ber <2d)mer5, bag ?eibcn, bic ^cirt, Dnal; 2. ©orge, Unrnf)e, bcr Jlummcr ; 3. bie ©trafc ; upon — of death, bct iEobcgf^rafc ; to put to — , qiialcn, peinigcn, J?ummcr ma= dicn; I am In — . i6) If tbe ; bin tn (gorgen, in Unritbe; pains, s. pi. 1. bie 9lrbett, 93efcf)wcvte, ?!)?ii()c, 35e« miibungen; 2. ®ebiirtgfd;mevjfn ; w take — s, fic^ Mni)t gcbfii, ficJ) aiw ftvcngcn ; he is an ass for his — s. vvlg cr bat tvie cin Xkev gcljaiibcit; -^ taker, ber flcijiigc 3U'beiter, xut9cr« broffcnc 2)^cnfcti ; — s taking, arbeits fam, tinyevbvoffen ; bcr grope Skip. Ttf PAIN, r.o.qiialcn, peinigcn, (Sd)mcri jeu, 2}Iiil)c, Sorge, Jlummcr niad)cn. PAINFUL (ado. — i.y), arZ/. 1. fd)meV5= lid), peittlicf); 2. funimeryoU, elcnb; 3. miibfam, bcfc^annlid) ; 4. arbcit^ fam, unycrbroffen, cmftg (m. ii.i; — nes.s, s. 1. bie (gd)mcr5lid)!eit, $pciu» lid)feit, fflitterfcit, bag Scibcn ; 2. bi< $5cfd)wernd)feit,a)Jiif)fanifcit ; 3. bet Sff ip, bie 3lufmcrffamfeit (W. ii.). PAINIM, + L s. bcr .geibe, Unglaubi- ge ; II. adj. l)cibnif(^. PAINLESS, adj. fdjlltCrjlog ; of^llC 33f. ff^rocrbe, Ieid)t. PAINS, s.pl. vid. Ullter Paiv. To PAINT, V. a. <$- v. i. malcn, abnin* Icn ; 2. bemalcn, bcftreid;en, anftreis cl)en J 3. bunt malcn, farbeii ; 4. fd)minfcn, fid) fd)minEen ; 5. fdiiU bent, Brrflclicn ; to — again, iibcrma= leu; she joints, fie fd)minEt fid); painted lady, bcr 2)iftclfaltcr; bic ge: ftvfifte Sltlfe ; painted lady-grass, bai Sl^anbgrag, (Sntcngrag ; painted ladv pea, bie 5)31atterbfe' {Lathjrus odoratu. — I.). PAINT, s. 1. bie Siarbf ; 2. Siiindic ; 3 ©(^minfe; — bo.x, bie Sc^miufbofc — shell, bag (icfcminffd)ald)en. PAINTER, i-. 1. bcr 91nfircid)er, 2tn= bcnmaler; 2. 3}Jalcr; 3. bag ^eil (bie Sanglinie) eincS 93ootfg ; —'3 gold, bag a)faIergolb, a)hifd)clgoIb — 's gaper, bic SJJalermnfd)^'; — stainer, Kr ®d;ilbcvcr, ,JtattunmaIfr aBappenmalcr. PAINTING, s. 1. bag 9}jalen; tSd)min» ten; bie 3)Jalerei ; 2. baS ©emalbc 3. bie Sarbc ; 2;iind)e; bag yinftrei; ct)en ; 4. (2d;minfc ; — in oil. bic Del* malcrei; — root, bie Selbliiife, Sd;mintunir5. PAiNTURE, s. bie JDJalerei, 2}Jalcr: funft. PAIR, s. bag 5paar; a coach (chaise) and — , cine Jtutffl)e mit jtiici ^ffvbcii ; — and — , paanvcifc; — royal, bei ^5afd) im 3Biivfeln ; a— royal ofacca or kings, brei 9lffc ober Jliniigc ; a — of tallies, pi. cin 'Damcnbrett, jyretts fpiel. 7'oPAiR. v. I. a. paaren, ^nfammcns fitgen, ycrbinbcn ; II. n. fid) paaren, fid) bcgattcn ; to — off, Pari. Ph. ab- paaren ; pairing time, bte S'^if i'fS ^viavcng, sScgatteng. PALACE, s. bcr ^Jallaft; — yard, bcr Sc^lop^of, -^Ma^ our bcm ~$allafte. PALADIN, s. ber ^iSalabin. PALANaUIN. Palankken. s bcr SPaia^ fin, 2:ragcfeffcl, bag 2:ragcbett. PALATABLE, adj. »0l)lfd)mc(fcnb, fd)ma(fbaft; — ness, s. bag 2i!of)t» fd;me(fenbe, bie (Sd)ma(fbaftigfeit. PALATALS, s.pl. bic ©aumcnfaiitc. PALATE, 8. 1. bev ©aumcn; 2. bcr @efd)ma4. PALATIAL, adj. Jit bcm ©aumcn ge> borig ; — letters,;)?. bie @anmenbUi^« ftaben. PALATINATE, s. bie ^falj ; 5Pfaf<= graffcf)aft; — of Bavaria, btc Dbcr- Vfalj. PALATINE, Ls. bcr ^Pfaljgvaf; (pal* tines, pi. bif) $faljer ; II. adj. pfalj' gvtiflir^; pfciljifcf); count — , bei *4>'falsgraf. PALAVER, s. vuig. bag (tiiunigc^ ®e= PALL PAMP PANN ed^metc^cict. r-J PALAVER, V. X. vyJff. fcilabbcvil ; fc^meidjclit. PALE (adv. — ly), adj. May, blcict;, cntfiivbt; to grow — , erblaffcit; to look — . bta§ ausfebcii; — ale (— I)eer), SBct^tncr ; — eyed, yoit \d)Wa' dmi aiiigen, blobftr^tig ; — faced, MaV soil ©cftd^t, bkid) ; — hearted, jiiutt>lp§, feige; — red wine, bev93Ici= dter (ctit Mfl'ffer 3i]ein) ; — stone, eiii ©bdftcitt I'pit frf)mad)ct: t^avbe; — wilh horror, bltl^ t'Or SdjVCifcll. To PALE, V. a. blag, blctc^ iiiadjett. PALE, .". i. ber ^^'a\)l, (Sc^ausvfa^I/ fcic ^aUifabe; 2. einpfa()liing, Sdjraiifc, ber eingefdjloffcnc diamn ; 3. 33f 5tr!, 33crcid), @au, e:V««9,f I ; 4. H. T.ber5pfrt^l(fenfved)te(5tvcif); within the — of society, ( Ittt llnifim= flc) in bev mciifd)Itc^eii @f fcflfdjaft ; — of the church, bev Sf^OO^ bcr To PALE, 7'. (7. 1. vf»il)ffii ; iimvfa^- Im, eini)fal)lcti, uevVaUifabtrcii; 2. jimgcbcit, ctiifc^ticfeit ; to — up a tree, citifit 33 gUicfi Hcibt BALING, s. bie SServfa^luug, brt« 'Std' rfet. PALINGENESIA, ) s. btc ^Baltngetiefte, PAL1\'gi:nesis, j 2Btcbergeburt, SBicbcvevjeugutig, 2Siebcr()crfl'e((ititg. PALINODE, Palinody. .1. ber SBibemif. PALISADE, > s. bet S^ji^Vfflbt ; Fort. PALISADO. S (£c^aii5Vfa|l, btc ^4?aUi= fabe, bag ^^fafiltverf. To PALISADE, r. a. sevvtaUifabivcn, (tntt ©c^aiijvfalifen) Berroal)vcu. PALISH, adj. eiti wciiig blag ,• — blue, blapblau. PALL, s. 1. ba« SPallium, bcr mankl ciitfS (Sr^bifd)of«, 5.Mfd)of«mantel ; 2. Staatgiiiaiitcl, Salac; 3. baS !i!ci= cfcentud). To PALL, V. i. a. i. t)ii[Icit, ocr^iillctt ; 2. fd)al, matr madjeti; 3. mut^log ntadjeii, iiicbcrfd)lageit, bamVfett; 4. fc^wadjcu, acrberbdt ; 5. fattigett, ufacrfiillcn ; n. v. fdjal, inatt, uu= f^marf^aft wevbeti, ftd) cevriccften. PALLADIUM, s. 1. ba§ spallabtiim, Silbbcr ^JatlaS, (Sd)nfebilb; 2. fg. bie Sdjufcmauer, bev (Sd)U^: 3. cine 9lrt bent ^^Jlatina a()nlid)e« )3lttM. PALLAS,*. Mjt/t. r.bie (Si^ttiiin %xllaS, 3J?ttierva; ^.-y. r. ber ^[anet $alla«. PALLET, *. 7'. 1. bie palette, bas 5ar= bcnbvett; 2. 91bcvla6bc(fen ; 3. bic S)vcl)fd)eibe (ber Sopfev) ; 4. bag SUcrgolbenieffcr; 5. 11. T. bev ftetne 5|Jfal)l J 6. — , 0,- _ bed. baS aSadj:^ .i«M, bie spritfd)C ; bag ,Sraiifenbctt. To PALLIATI':; V. a. 1. cntfc^ulbigcn, bcfcf)i.Mitgen, bemautela; serminbern; 2. niilbern. PALLIATION, s.i. btc ©ntfci^ulbtgung, giinftige iDavflellung, iQcmanteluitg ; 2. 9?erminberung ; in — of.., alg ©ntfc^ulbtgung fiiv . . . PALLIATIVE, L a(//. 1. bemanfelub, be= fc^onigcnb; 2. 'iiitbevnb, milbernb; II. s. bag ^salliattu, bie .§iilfc bfg m- gcnBlicfg, bag .§in^altuiiggmittel. PALLID {adv. — ly), adj. blag, bleic^ ; — ness, s. bic 33laffe. PALL-MALL. s. 1. bag 'SUdih'B^iid ; 2. bev 2)?ail=Ste(f, .Stoben. PALLOR, s. bic Slciffc. PALM, s. 1. bie Valine, bev ^ahn- fcaum ; 2. ^almsroetg ; 3. bic fiacre .§anb ; 4. .^anbbveitc (brei ^dU) ; 5. fa-, bev Sieg, 3;riiinip& ; pahns. pi. bie 9lnferfc^aufeln, *,>Iiifevl)anbe, 9lnfev= Piigel ; — berry. — fruit, bie Satfcl ; — Sunday, bcr 'i)>alinfonntag ; — tree, ber 9^alm6aum. To PALM, u. a. I. bctaflcn, liegrcifen; 2. fireid^etn; 3. in bcr 45anb uerfle= dm (roie 3;af(^cnfpielerr; 4. betrii- gen, anfii^reit ; to — upon one. ei= ncin etmag auf^eften, coi. eint S'Jafe bve^eit. PAL>vLVTED. adj. Sc^jtuimmfiigc Tia= benb, fd)iuimmfiigig; n. r. l)anbfijr= mig. PALMER, s.bcr ^pilgrim, 5pilger, $pal= meutrager ; — worm, bie aBanbcr= raupc, 5pvocef|toitgraupe, 3iigrauvc. PALMETTO, s. Die ^flaumpal'mc (Pai- ma prunifcra -^ L.) ; — leaf, bic 3u= benpalnic. PALMiFEROUS, adj. ^Palmcu tvrtgettb, Valmenreid). PALMIPED, adj. plattfiigig, fd)aiimm= fii^ig, mit ©c^anmnt^duteu; — fowls, (palmipeds). pZ. ©C^winimfiijjlcv. PALMiSTER, s. bev d^iromant, .§anb= nialjrfagev. PALMISTRY, s.bie(5^iromaiitie,.ganb= tvaf)rfagevei. PALMY. a(y/.palmenvcic^ ; /«•. ftegreic^ ; bliibenb. PALPABILITY, s. hit 5iif)Ibarfeit, Saftbarfeit ; fir- 'Sanbgveiflidjfcit. PALPABLE {adv. — ly), adj. fiihibar, taftbar; fig-, groblicfe, bahbgrciflid), jum ®reifen, offenbav, flav; —ness, s. vid. Palpabilitv. PALPATION, s. bag 5Infii5Ien, 33c^ greifcn, Setaflcit, .gdnbebriicfcn. To PALPITATE, v. n. fc^lagcii, f (opfeit, Voc^en ; jiicfen. PALpn'ATiON, s. bag Sc^lagen, ^0ev5= flopfen, bev 5pulgfc^lag. PALSGRAVE, s. bcv ^jjfaljgvaf. PALSICAL, > adj. »oni (gd)tagc ge= PALSIED, 5 Idbmt, gicfttbriidiig. PALSY, 5. bev Sc^lagi^lui), Sc^lag, bie 8dl)mung; to — ,v. a. Idbnten. PALT, s. + bev Sd)lag, SQurf. To PALTER, r. 11. UllVCblid) ^ailbclu, fruinmc SScge nefimcn. PALTEKER, s. bcv Uuvebliifie, 9lrgli= ftige. PALTRINESS, s, bie 3lvmfeligtcit. PALTRY, arf/. lumpig, avnifeiig, elcnb. PALY, adj. * blag. PAM. s. bcv S;vcffle= (obcv Jtreu5=) Sube. To PAMPER, r. n. giitticfe tbun, Jlt reid)lid) fiitfevn, flopfen, mcifteii. PAMPERED, arfj. iibcvoolt. PAMPHLET, s. bie Slugfc^rift, bag (gd)fiftd)en ; — hawker, ber g!ng= fcferiffenyertditfer ; — writer, ber gUigfc^viftcnfc^reibet. To PAMPHLET, v. n. Slugfc|)rif> Jt fc^reiben. PAMPHLETEEl^, s. vid PAMPHLS'j^wRt TER. PAN, s. Myth, ^m, bCV Oott bci ^ivtcn. PAN, S.I, bic $ifannc; 2. ,3iinbpfan> ne; 3. .^ivnfdjalc; 4. Typ. t. be: Si^ofc^; — cake, bcv -ipfannfuc^cn ; — cover, bcr ^fannenberfel ; — '9 pipe ( — pipes), bie' ^'apagenopfcifc ; — pudding, ber tnt Ofeii 0eliacfcn< 5Pubbing ; — tile, bev i^o^ljiegcl. PANACEA, s. 1. bic ^Panacee, bag all^ gemeine .^eilmittcl ; 2. bic Jt'rafts murjel, bag 3IIll)eil, bie .i^eilwurjscl. PANADA, ) s. bie Jlvaftbriibe »on gc= PANADO, S vofletem Svob, bag 33rob» waffev. PANCH. .1. rid. Paunch. PANCRATICAL (Pancr.vticO, adj. aug= geseii^net in alien gJ)mnaftifd)en Ue= bungen, bal;ev: fiavE con ©tiebcvu. PANCREAS, s. A. T. bic i^vnflbriifc. PANCREATIC, adj. J], T. jur gSruflbrii- fe gefjijrig : — juice, bcr Srufibriir fenfaft. PANCY, s. vid. Pansy. PANDECT, A 1. ein g3uc^, bag ben 3it= Itegriff ciner aBiffcnfctjaftitmfagt; 2. pandects, s. pi. bic ^paiibcctcit, <£amni= lung riimifd;er ®efe^c. PANDEMIC, adj. ciit ganjeg 3]ol£ bc: treffcub, paubcniifrb • — disease, fine allgemeinc Jtranfbeit. PANDEMONIUM, .«. ber 2)dmonentent= pel, bie 5;eufelggefeUfd)aft. PANDER, s. ber Jtupplcr,®clcgen[)ettg= tna($er; -§e^lcr; bie jlnpplertiin. To PANDER, V. a. i-n. Euppeht, »crfuy= pcltt, .§urenmivtl;rd)aft treiben. PANDERAGE, s. bag Jtuppelu, tie (Se-^ legenl)eitgmad)evei. PANDERISM, s. bic Jtuppclci, .§nreu= wirt{)fc^aft, PANDERLY, ar// fn?>pelnb, fiipplerifd;. PANDICULATION, .^. .V«/. T. bag Set) = nen, ®licbcrflvedcn (bei fatten 8ic= bern). PANDORE, s. bie ^anbore. PANE, s. 1. bie (5d)eibc, Sfaufe (toon @lag u. f. w.) ; 2. bag %cid), Sclb (ei= ncr 9JJauer n. f. w.) ; — of a wall. Fort cine SSanbtoon 2)Jauer)»cvf, cine flac^c 9}Jaucr toon eincr ©tretd;iiie(n- jur aubern. • PANEGYRIC, L .?. bie Sobrcbc, ^Db= fd)rift ; H. adj. |>anegi;rifd;, lobprei= fcnb, lobrebnevifrf), PANEGYRIS, s. bag Sefi ; bic i.iffent(t= djc S3erfammlung. PANEGYRIST, s. bcr ?obrebncv. To PANEGYRIZE, v. a. feiir lobcn, preifen. PANEL, s. 1. bag 'Sudi. (^elb, toicredige Stiii, bic SfJaute, ij^anele ; 2. /. v bag !Berjcict)nig ber crnannten ®o- fdjroorncn ; 3. bic ©efc^iuornen ; — door, cine eingePemnife Sitjiir, JTrenj' tbiir ; — saw,'bie ^anclfdgc; — work, bag S:dfelft>erE; to — , ». ecfe, Selbcr fornten, paneltren. PANELESS, adj. obnc ®lagfd)eiben. PANG. s. bie ^cin, Dual, Qlugft, bcr I>li,il5lid)c Sdjmevj, ©tid), bag 2Beb, ilebelbefinben; to — , v. a. yeinigen, qndlcn, niartcvit. PANGOLIN, «. bag fovmofanifc^e S:eu= felc^cn, fuvjgcfc^mdnjte pen= t^ier (Manis pcntadactylrr) . PANIC, L s. 1. ber panif4)e (blinbe) ©c^recfeu; — struck, vom Sdjrerf ergriffen; 2. ber si3ud)>i)ciscu, bag ^eibcEorn; ll. adj. panifdi. PANICLE, s. li.T. bic Cfligpe. PANICLED. adj. i?. T. vigpeiifomitg. PANNADE. s. Sp. T. bie C?onrbette'(bei mittlerc Sprung eincg ^4.^fcrbeg). PANNAGE, s. h. T. bic (Sid)c(maft; 293 PAP I'] PARA PARA ba« Sc^mgelb, bic aJIaflgctiiljr; 316- (jabe pom 2;u(^. PANNEii, s. 1. baS Sottelfiffen, bie Sgritfc^c; 2. bev 3)Jagcii eitifS .§a- bit^ts obct Salfcn. PANNIEK, 5. ber (S8rob=) ^orb ; a pair of— s, pi. bic '^adfovbe, 2;ragfi5rbe (fiir S)Sferbe, it. f. n>.) ; panniers, pi. Firrt. ©t^aii^fCrbe. PANOPLY, s. bic sollige 3iiifiung. PANORAMA., s. iciS ij3auovaina, tHimb= gcmcilbe. PANSOPHICAL. adj. 91IIc8 Wiffcit Woh U'lib, obcr 5lUc8 ju wiffeii yoi-acbcnb. PANSOPHY, s. bic 3lllgc(cf)rt{)ett, 3JU= tt)ciS()eit {xo. it.;. PANSY, s. * bie SrcifaltigfeitSblitme, baS (2ticfmiit:erci)cit {huU tricuior — /..). r.) PANT, V. 11. Hopfcii, ffl)lagctt, ))0= (^eit; bcbeit, jitfcnt, fiattcnt; fc^iver atbmeit, fcidjcn ; to — for fear, mi %m^X jittCVll; to — after .., Ucrs litngfii, flvcbeii, ft4 fcl)iicti, lecl;jcn iiacb . . . PANT, s. ba§ v^crjflopfeit, SBallen. PANTALOON, s. 1. bcr Spatitalon (cine fomifc^e g^avaftcvmaSfc) ; 2. bie iaii= a,m Sciiifleibei: ; ©tvitinprljofcii (gcw. ■jil. pantaloons). PANTER, s. bcr Jleici)eitbe, <2ct)mac^= tcube. PANTESS, s. Sp. E. baS Jtcic^cit eiucS SalEeit. PANTHEISM, s. bcr 5PaittbciSmu3. PANTHEIST, s. bcv SJJaut^eii^. PANTHEISTIC, > .. ,,,„*(,„;iT;M, PANTHEISTICAL, \ "''■>■ Vant^ctftifd;. P.ANTHEON, «. baS ipant()CDit. PANTHER, s. ber *Paittl)er, ^^Jarber. PANTINGLY, ado. flppfcnb ; bcbciib, feicbcnb, mit itntcrbrodKnein 5UI)ein. PANTLER, .s. bcr .'^aitSbofmcificr, Srobmeijlcr ; ^JJiiiibbacfer ; .iilcUtier ; bic 31u«gcbcriun. PANTOFLES, 3. pi. bic ^autofj^clii. PANTOGRAPH, s. T. bcr 'JUlfdjveibpr, ®tord;fcf)itabcI (ciuStiflfmneut SJiffc, u. f. w. 5U covtrcti). PANIOMETER, 9. T. bcr ^Paiitoiiicter, 511lincfffr, bie aJlcpfcbciOc. PANTOMIME, I. s.i. s. bic i)3antomimc, Oebcrbcnfvrac^c, iaS ®cbcrbcnfpiel; 2. ber 55autoiiitme, ©djcrbenfpicfer, ^Noffcnrcipcr ; ll. adj. p.iittomimifc^. PANTOMIMICAL, Pantomimic, ailj. vid. Pantomime. PANTONS (Pantonsiioes). s pi. bic 3uMttg«[;ufetftit, ^«iitojfeletfeu. PANTRY, s. bie ©robfatnmer, iS).'cire= faiitiiier; ber SBrobfitraiit, (S|)cifc= fltranf ; yeoman of the — , ber MttS- geber. PAP, s. 1. bic ggntfliDarjc (nn ber njftb= lici)eit 93rup), bie SBritfl ; 2. bcr (njci^ cbc) Srci, .Kinberbrei, biiS "Dhi^, bie qjaWe; 3. baS Sleifcft berSritdjte; — boat, baS ^Papviiapfc^en, bie Srei= Vfuiine. To PAP, V. a. mit 53rct fitttcrn. PAPA, s. ber ^^npa, aSatcr. PAPACY, s. ba« spapfttijum, bie Vapfl= licbc aSiirbe. PAPAL, a'lj. pap^li^. PAPAVEROUS, adj. yoii Wlohn, mD[;ii= artig. PAPAW, s. bcr Slleloncilbautn (Carha pdpatja — /,.) ; triple fruited — , bCr brcilapjiige (5Iafci)enbauin. PAPE, s. bcr ^ap^ ; gciftlic^e Safer. PAPER, s. 1. ba§ papier; 2. StiicE ■^PaVicr, 931att, 33tattrf)ctt, berScttcl; 3. baa BeitiiugSblatt; 4. J\r. e-s. collect. SBedifet; (aiif bent O'lnivsblatte) Sriefc; — on Leipsic, papier aut iJctpjig, cber Icivjiger 5)3apicr; — of patterns, ba§ 9J?ufl'fr6u^, bi? )Sln= i!»4 fierfarte; to commit to — , ju SPapicr briitgen ; daily — , ba« Sagcblatt ; weekly — , ba« 2Bo(tcilbIatt ; periodi- cal — , bic pcriobiffbc 3cttfcbrtft ; pa- pers of value, aScrtbpapicre ; — board, T),p. T. iaS aSafc^brett, %(iid)U brctt; — book, 1. baS Sc^rcibcbiirf) ; 2. eiit vobeS (itngcbuiibciic«) SSiicb; — circulation, bcr ^Papicruiitlauf, bic 'I8anEiioten=Sircutaticm; —credit, bcr Srebit, beii SemanbeS SBec^fcl obcr $apierc iibcrbaupt baben ; bcr offene (Jrcbit, 9Bcci)fcIcrcbit; — currency, ba« iin Umlauf beftublic^e $apier= gclb ; — faced, bla^ (yoit ©eftcbt) ; — hanger, ber Siapejierer, Bimn'erj bctleiber; — hangings, pi. 5papierta= Vcten ; — kite, ber papierne "Dradjc ; — knife (— folder), ber 33rief|lrcicber, baS Salsbciti; — maker, bcr papier- mac^cr ; — man, bcr S^rcibma^ tcria[ienf;aiib(cr; —medium, vid._ — currency ; — merchant, bcr 5papier= t)diibler ; — mill, bie ^Pavienniible ; — money, t>aS ^apicrgclb • — office, baS 5lrci)iy ; _ pins, ';,/. ©tcifnabclii in a3viefcit; — prints, pi. 3;apctcn= Vapier; — reed, egi^ptif^eS Sicin, 5}5api)ru« ; — royal, bag SJcgalpapigr ; — scull, ber ©c^wac^Eopf ;"— stainer, bcr tiirtifcbcS papier niaci;t; —value, bic ^Papieryaluta ; — weights, pi. Spapicrbefc^iuercr, Sricfbefi^iuerer. PAPER, adj. l.paptercn, son spapicr; 2. fff)r biiiiii. rs"^"""'3' ^^'"= P.APILOSE, S »*'"""*'• PAPISM, s. bcr spapismitl, ba« 5papfl= tbiim. PAPIST, ■■». ber ?Jiimiritfat[)olifi-be, $a= pi% ^apfiler, 3iijmliiig. PAPISTICAL (10), adj. papi|lifc^, pap= ftifd). PAPISTRY, s. baS ^apfitf)iiiii. PAPIZED, aiij. jam ^^apftt^um befct)rt. PAPPOUS, adj. roetd)t)aarig, wpliig. PAPPY, ndj. breiartig, njeirf), faffig. PAPUL/E. s. pi. Med. T. cillC *Jlrt poI= fcnartigcii .^aiifaii§fcf)(ageS. PAPULOUS, adj. PoUcr 5}liisfcblag. PAPYRUS, s. baS cgi)ptifc^e S^iobr, bcr $t?api)rii«. PAPYRI, s. pi. 5l}ap^ni«voIIcti. PAR. .f. M. K. bic ©Icic^btif, bcr gleic^e Siiy, glcic^c aBcrtf), bas 5l>ari ; to be upon a — ,'to be at — , ^Pari, (in glei= rbem 28erf()e) ficbcn, glcicb feint ; — of exchange, bic ®lcid)beit bc8 aBcd)= fclcourfcs nad) bcm 2lii§lanbc. PARABLE, s. bie ^parabel, ®lcic|)ui^= rcbe. ToPARABLE,i'.a.tn5parabetnIi€ibcn. PARABOLA, s. Mat. T. btc ^JSarabola, iparabcl, PARABOLICAL (ic), (adv. — i.y), adj. 1. parabolifd) ; g(eid)nt6roeifc; 2. Mnt T. in gorm finer 513arabel, pas rabolifd) ; parabolic cui-ve, bie par.i^ bolifd)e kiltie. PARABOLis.M, s. Aig. T. bet SParabo= Ii3mu«. PARABOLOID, «. G. T. bie fOarato"' loibe, ber Slftertcgcl. PARACELSIAN, I. s. bcr bciu S^fifint beg ^:)3aracclfua folgenbf 3Ir}f ; 11. adj paracelftfd), bic Joeilmet^obc beg 5Pa> racelfuS beseid;nenb. PARACENTESIS, \ s. Mcd.T. bcr 93ail^s PAR.\CENTESY, J ftic^, SDruftfticb rait einer ^oI)lnabel, jur yibjapfinia id 28affer«. PARACENTRIC (— cal). adj. Mat. T. paraccntrifc^, »on ber StvfcUinie ab> weicbenb. PARACHRONISM, s. ber 5Parac^roniS> mug, 3citrcd}nuug«febter. PARACHUTE, s. T. ber {5iaUfd)irin. PARACLETE, s. Th. T. ber 2:rcficr, ^eiligc @cift ; ber Siivfpre(|cr, Sicta mittier. PARADE, s. 1. bie l^avobe, bcr?l«fcr Solbatcnaufsug ; 4 bcr 5parabepla^; to keep up a — (Sfaaf, 3lnfiDanb mad)cn ; to bo in — , T. in 5parabe licgen (bcim 5crf)f««). Tu PARADE, ?). I. a. MU.P/t. ailf^icbcn; n. 71. jur SDhifif ntng ober jnm (*rfr= citinin fid; serfanimeln; cint;er fl:i>Is jiren, prunfcn, pral)kn. PARADIGM, s. bag ^arabigitia, bit 3Sorfd>rift, ba8 DJJufter, 9J{iiftevmfif. PARADIGMATICAL (— ic), ndj. para= bigmatifcb, vorbtlblicb (ii*. ii.). To PARADIGMATIZE, v. a. all 3J?Hfler ober Seifpicl aufilcllen (W. ii.). PARADISE, 6. ba^ sparabieS ; aBpnnc» gcftib ; bird of—, bcr ^Paraoic^ypgcl ; pied bird of — , bcr S^aiMbicgrabc ; grains of — , bic 5)»avabieg!orner; th« fools — ^ Utppien, bag ©IborabP, (5d)laratTf"I»i»b ; —apple, ber ^ava* bicgapfel ; — grakie, ber SJJartiugyps gel, SBailavb (P«n»//.sei tri.ftis) ; — jacamer, bcr iSd;m(ilbcnfd?ivan5 (M- ceilo pnradisen). PARADISEAN, adj. vid. PARAm.aiACAL. PARADisiACAL,"'fl7/j. parabicfti"d). PAR.\DOX, s. bcr parabPi'c (feltfame (£a&, @d)cinwiberfiiin. PARADOXICAL (adi\ — cally), adj 1)avabPr, fd;ciinvibcrfiiintg, fpiiberbar, fcltfam, |»araborciifiid)tig ; — ni;p.s. 5. bag -^arabpre, bic Smibcrbavfctt, Seltfamfcit. PARAGOGE, .0. Oram. T bic ^^aragpgf, ((Snb=)33erlangcrniig cineS SBprteg. PARAGOGic, \ adj. jitr ^aragogi PARAGOGICAL, s g^^ijrig. PARAGON, s. bag y pUtPiiiiiif nc SDJiiflcr, Urbilb; Bprfrefflidie Sfiiif ; a — 01 beauty, cin SJiufier bcr ©dunibeit. To PARAGON, V. I. n. gleid)cn, glfic^ feim; \\.a gicid^ madifii, yerglcid)en (ID. ii.). PARAGRAM, s. ein 2Borfrpie(. PARAGRAPH, s. ber 9lbfa§, 3lbfcb«tft, ^aragrapb, bag 9IIinea (a linea'^., bcp» g!eid)"en Tiip. t. [TTJ. To PARAGRAPH, v. a. 9Ibfafee fd>rci« ben pber fcfecn. PARAGRAPHIC, arfj. ^jaragrapbifd), t« Slbfafeen; —ally, adv. naf^ -^^aragra^ pben. PARALLACTIC (— cal), adj. .^st. ^ T jur '^arallare geborig; parallactit"(^; — angle, bcr paraUactifd)e SBinfel. PARALLAX, s. Ast. T. bie ^Parallavc. PARALLEL (adv. — ly), adj. 1. O 1 ^^arallcf, gfcic^Iaufcnb ; 2. fin. flteid), alnilid) ; to run — . parallel laiifcn. PARALLEL, s. L btc 5)5araIIcle, ^'q» ralleliinic, ber ^Parallclfrcig; 2. bit @leid)beit, bag ®[eid)e ; 3. bie ^Ser. gleidlUlig _: 4. parallels, pi. Tijp. 7. i^'i' raUcUintei'i tl|]. To PARALLEL, ^•. a. 1. CaVaKclf tlllltn PARC PARC PARO jicbcu, alcicl)laufcnb mac^cit ; 2. pa- rallcl fv'VJ, gtctc^ fcyij; 3. »er= glttc^cii. PARALLELABLE, a-lj. ClVCtC^bar ttl achiiltrijffit obcr arap(;raf}tfc^, PARAPiiRENiTis, s. bie (Sntjiinbung bc« 3>i'Ci^4'KW<^^' ^"^ SEoUfteber. PARAQUET, s. ber flciite 'ifapaget. PARAS^VNG, s. bie 'iJarafange, ctn per= fifc^eS Sangciima^, uugcfa^r »icr englifc^c DJietlcn. PARASELENE, s. bcr Slcbcnmonb. PARASITE, s. ber (Sd)marD(}cr, Sdjiif; fctfrcnnb, ©c^metctler. PARiVSrnCAf- (— IC ; adv. — l,v), adj. fcl)mavo%crt|\t ; J"c^niei4)Ierifd[) ; pa- rasitic plant, bie ijcfemnroljfrvflanjc. PARASITISM, s. bie Sc^marofteret, baS ffilinarcfeertfc^e aSefen. PARASOL, s. ber ©onnrnft^trin. PARA THESIS, s. Gram. T. bic ^IppO^ iltton. PARA VAIL, adj. L. T. afterfebn!?)jfficl)= tig ; tenant — , ber 5lftfrIcbnJmann. To PARBOIL, V. a. l)atb ftcbcn, auf= fteben, (tuffoc^en laffen, abbriU)en. PARBUCKLE, s. bas Sc^irrfctl um Sa- ftjtt eiusunnnbcn, PARCEL, s. 1. ber .'3:Beif, baS StiicE, bte ^artie ; 2. M. E. 5Saarenpavtie, bn« ?oo«, ber pollen; 3. bie Ouantitat; SJiaffe ; 4. i)JJcngc ber .^aufen ; 5. M8 $acf et, SQiinbel ; 6. cunt. baS '43acf ; M, E-s. to freight hy — , StiicfgiUcr labeu, fiiitfweife bcfracijten ; to pur- chase or sell in (or by small) — , par; celliren, pflrccllcnwetfe (in Heinen ^Poflcrt, ^oftc^eu 5JiarceU(ci))en) ein ober uerfaufen ; — maker, bcr 5J3acfe= temac^er. To PARCEL, ?). a. 1. t{)ci(en, eint^ctlctt, abt[)ci[en; jerftitif eln ; 2. iiufammen= I)aufen ; oermebren (w. ii.) ; 3. jv. r. ©c^marting itbcr ein Xan, it. f. w. legen ; 4. M. e. \>avct[Uxtn, (abtbei= Icn) in fletnen ^pojlcn ctn= ober »cr= fanfcn. PARCELLING, s. A*. T. efganient ; — maker, bcr 5pergainentmad)er ; — parer, ber 5|3crgainentfc^aber ; — par- ings, pi. 9lbfaII «oin ^Japicr ; — run- ner, ber $apicr=Sinien5tc{)er. PARD, s. ber ^arber, Scoparb. r« PARDON, V. a. 1. vfi'ijeben, »erjci= ben ; 2. (bie Strafe) crlaffen, fd)eu= fen, begnabigcn ; — me, (ic^ bitte) um sBerjetbung. PARDON, s. I. bie 23ergebnni], aScrjci^ bnng, JBegnnbignng ; (Srinffitng, @na= be ; 2. bcr 5lblil§ ; general — , bie aU= gcincine Simnefiie; to beg — , um U^crjctbnng bitten. PARDONABLE [adv. — LY),ar7;. BfrjCtf); lid) ; erlafiltd) ; — nes.s, s. bie QSerjci^^ lic^Eeit; (Srlajjlic^feit. PARDONER, s. 1. bcr ^Jerjcifjcnbe ; 2. Slblaiifrii liter. To PARE, V. a. abfd)neiben, bcf(^net= ben ; fippen, fcbaien ; abfc^arfcn ; fig. »erringern, minbern ; to — a horse's feet, beu ^uf einc« -^ferbeS au§n3ir= fen. PAREGORIC, adj. Sr s. Med. T. )niaS <2d)merjenfiillt, Hubert. PARENCHYMA, s. Ji. T.ber fc^wamntt= ge Jtorpcr, ba« ^Blntftcb ; B. T. baS Q31attRcifd), S(eifd) bcr J?ernfriid)te. PARENCHYMATOUS, ? adj. Jl. T. }nm PARENCHYMOUS, 5 SSlntftebe ge= gcirig, fc^wammig. PARENESis, 5. bie Uebcrre&ung, (Sr= mabnung, PARENETiCAL (— ic), adj. emta^nenb ; crmunterns. PARENT, s. ber aSater, bie 9)]uttcr ; to bo the — (if ...fig. erjengen; — stock, bcr 3JJnttcrftainm ; parents, pi. bie 61= tern. PARENTAGE, s. bte iBcrwaubtfc^aft, gamitte, 9lbfnuft. PARENTAL, adj. eltcrlict), (Sltcru ge= Siemenb. PARENTATION. s. bte Scid^cnrcbc, ©tnnbrebe, S;raucrrcbe. PARENTHESIS, s. bie ^arcrttbcfe, baj (Sinfc^icbfel, ber cingeflammcrte Sa^ ; Typ. T. bic Jlfamiiiicr [( )] PARENTHETICAL (--ic), (adv. —\.\), adj. eingctlammert.eingcfcboben, cin= gcffbaltet, in $arentt)cfe. PARENTICIDE, .?. ber ©Itcrnmorbcr, a^atermiirber, ?JiiittcrmiJrbcr. PARENTLE.SS, adj eltcrnloS. PARER, s. baS aSirfeifen (ber ^uf= fc^mtebe;. PARGET, s. 1. bte 2;ijn^e, aSefleibung ; 2. Sarbe, ®.^minfe ; 3. cine 5lrt fet. ncr SalEfiein. To PARGET, V. a. I. titnrbcn, iibertiin- (^en, iiberElctbcn ; 2. fdjmtnEcn. PARGETER, s. bcr 2:iind)er. PARHELION, s. bie S'tcbcnfonne. PARIAL, s. vid Pair-Royal. PARIAN, adj. parifd; ; — marble, tci parifcbe SJJarmor. PARIETAL, adj. cinc Sctte obcr SBan* au«mad)enb; — .part, bas )■ To PARK, V. a. ctnfd)ltef)cn, nmpfii^Icn, cinpfcrdten. PARKER, s. ber 9Iuffeber cincg %\vU. PARLANCE, s. baS ©cfprcic^, bie Un= terrcbung. To PARLEY, V. v. ftd) untcrvcbci!, ftd) befpred)en; ftd) in Untcrbanblnitgcn rinlaffen ; MU. n. fapitnfircn, parla= mentiren. PARLEY, s. ba8 ®efpriii^, bie Untfrre= bung, itntcrbanblnug; to beat a — ©d)amabe fcblagen ; to desire a — , par/amcnttrcn wollcn. PARLIAMENT, s. ba« ^^arlamcnt ; — heel, JV. T. bie I^nlbc Jtifluiig; — . house, baS ^Parlamcnt^ans ; — man (member of — ), bas -^arlamcntgglifb. PARLIAaiENTARIAN, I. .<». vid. Parlia- MENTEER ; u.adj.Um 5)Sarlamertre (jur 3eit ber S'tcoohttioK unterjtarli.) er= gebcn. PARLIAMENTEER, .•». ber 5lnbSngfr be« SParlamcntS jur Reit ber cnglt= fcben 3te»o(ntion untcr Jvarl i. PARLIAMENTARY, adj. iaS 5)JarIrt« mcnt betreffcnb, bem ^^Jarlamcnte an= gemeffcn, parlcinentarifrb ; — acts, pi. ^parlamentSucrorbnlingcrt. PARLOR, s. 1. ba§ ©uradtjimmer, bcr Spradifaat (in ,Rli?ftcni); 2. baS ggefitdjjimmer, emtrittSjimmer ; afSobn^tinmcr. PARMESAN, «. 1. ber (SiiiTOobr.cr son ^arma, SPanncfancr ; 2 (— cheese), bcrSparmcfanfafe. PAROCHIAL (ndv. —Li; od ^\UY, .^ttrdjfpicle ge^ijrig, bie ?5farre bc= trcfffiib; — otlicers,, ji'irdjenbcam- 295 PART PART PART tetf; — register, t>as ^irc&cntud), ^fan-bii^; —relief, baS 3lviucngelt a\ii bent Jlivc^fpici. I'AROCIHATJTY, s. inS JUltt Jliv(t= fptcl @c()ci'ii3C. PAROCIlfAN, I. adj. JU rtltClU Jtivd)= fpici i]cl)oit9; 11. s. fcev Giiijjcpfarrtf. FARODIC, ) ,. ,,,,.„s;i.»nS PARODIck, r"^-'- ^'"°^'^'"*'- PARODY, s. bic ^Parobie, (2pottitac5= at)imiuijr ba« @ei5ciii]cbtd;t ; ic — , v. a. pavotircii, jiint Spott iiac^aljmcn. PAROLE, «(//. L. r. inuublirl) ; — ac- ceptance, bic miinblicljc'ilnna^me; — evidence, baS munbltct;c SfUflllip- PAROLE, s. bic iiiiiiib!ict;e 3»N9c. ba§ ilii= theil ; 3. bic Oiiotc, Quota ; 4. baS Stitcf; ."). @ltcb; 6. bic 5Pavtie, 5par= tci,Scite; 7. ©cgcitb ; 8. spfiidit, Stcfic, bcrDiciift; 9. Dram. T. bic 9iolic ; 10. j\iiis. T. bic (Stimme ; — in a vessel, bcr ©d)ippart ; for my --. tc^ mcittcS S:bcil«, was mid) bc= tiifftj in — , tbcilivcifc ; — by — , Stiirf fiir Stiicf ; in — (of) payment, abfdjlaglid), auf ?lbfd)tag ; to make a payiiiunt in — , abfci)liigtic| ja^lcii, nttja^lctl ; to take — , or bear a — in.., 3;^ci[ ncfintcii in.., 5lnt&eil l^aben aw..; to take one's — or to 2S6 take — with one, fic^ auf 3cmanbc8 ScttC fc^Iagcn ; to take in good — , ntd;t iibcl uc(;ntcit, gcnebmigcit; to take in ill — , iibcl ItcblUCll ; toact (do) a — , Cilic atollc fpidcil; to discharge one's — well, fciltc 9Jollc gutfpiclcu ; the most — , bic SJJcificu; for tlie most— , inci|icilt^cil§; on the — of ,., UOrt ScttClt.., abfcitcn; on our — , itnfrcrfcit«; m. e-s. — owner, bcr 2)Jitr[)cbcr, (Scbijf^frcuiib, S!abung«= iutcrcffciit ; — payment, ciitc tbcilroci= fe 3«bl""9; II. parts, pii. 1. bic Sa= bigfcitcn, igcclcitfi-aftc, 2lulagcit, @abcn,. S:alciitc ; 2. ©cgciibcn ; 3. S;i}cilc; a man of — s, cill iSUnil »01l Xalentcu; fab'g"^ -^Ppf; in these — s, ill bicfcr @cgcub, l;icr; — s of speech, 9icbct^c![c, 2i]brtcv£Iaffcn. To PART, V. I. a. 1. ti)(ikn, ciiUbcilcit, abtbcilcn, trcnneit, fd)cibcn; 2. 5cr= bvcd)en, au§cinaiibcr briiigci: ; 3. jv. Ts. njcgtvcibcii, triftig ' gcbcii (in golgc bcS 33recf)cii« bcr -Jliifcrtauc) ; to — company (at sea), ftii) V)01t CtW' donVDl) trcimcil; to— with (or from) abgc()cu you.., fid) trciincu, fctcibcu »ou.., loiifd;lagcn, fabren laffcn, aufgcbcu; thoy sliall — alike, flcfol= leu glcicicn Cntbcil babcu ; ii.n. fid) trcuucu, ucvlaffcit, fabvcu laffen ; 2. tocggcbcn, abrcifcu (— for... uad) ..) ; 3. 9lbf<^icb ucbmcu; 4. 5lutbcil babcu ; 3:;b£it iicbnu'U. PARTABLE, adj. vid. Partible. To PARTAKE, v. n. Zt)di Uc{)mC«, Sbeil babcu (— of.., or in.., an ctan'iiS); glcid) babcii (niit) ; I made her — of It, id) b«be cS mit ibr gf= tbcilt ; what brutes — with men, WaS bic Xbicrc mit bcu 3}?eufc^ea gcmciu babcu. ' PARTAKER, s. 1. bciT 3:^eil!5Ci)mer, Stbcilbabcr, (Sr{it=) ©enoffc (tiucr .i5aubcl«gcfcllfd)aft, u. f, w.) ; 2. a)}itfc^uibige. PARTAKING, s. L. T. Hi Scvciuigung ju ctunts llucrlaubtcm, ba^ (lomp= ptott. PARTER, s. bcr 3;bctlcubc, u. f. w. PARTERRE, .«. ba« spartcrrc ; SIi[umcn= beet, (5)artcuftiicf; a —of tulips, eiue Sulpcuftur. PARTUIA,*. ba« 5p.n-tbcrfanb. PARTHIAN, L adj. partbifc^ ; n. s. bcr ^artbcr. PARTIAL (adv. — ly), adj. 1. tllir CtUCU S;bcil bctrcffcub, jum Xl)iil, tbcil= locife, bcfonbcr(g) ; 2. parlciifc^, par= teilicb; cinfcitig; to bo — to.., (bc= foiibcrc) ajorlicbe b3tbei[ung. PARTICIPATIVE, adj. tbcitiiebniiing«= fabig. PARTICIPLIL, a<7/. Oram. T. partici- pial ; — ly, ado. aU ^Portictpium. PARTICIPLE, s. Oram. T. ba« gJUVtici' pium, SUiittcIiuort. PARTICLE, «. ba3 j;bei[d)cu, StiitJ. d)cu ; (Sitaubc^en, 9ltom ; Gram, r baS3icbctbcild)cu, Umftaubgvuort, bi» ^artifcl. PARTICULAR, adj. 1. bcfouber, Ctlt^ jcln; 2. gciiau; 3. umft;iublic|; 4. oor^iiglic^ ; 5. aufmciffaiu; 6. eigcii, feltiain ; to make — , auffaHcub nia» C^Cll ; he is not — in this, cr bat bier> rirt tticbtS 33efoiibcrc«, utd)ts gigc uc«, cr ifi nic^t cigcu bicriii ; -aver-, age, Ji/.£. bie cinfac^c ober bcfcubevf ^aferci; a — friend, cill yorjiig(iv d)cr, »crtrauter Sreuub. PARTICULAR, s. 1. bcr ciiuchtc 5puuft, ober S;bcil, bcfonbcrc Umftanb ; 2. ik 5priuatpcrfou ; in — , \\\& 53cfou- bcre, bcfouber^, \)orucI>mlid) ;paiticu- iar.s, ;;/. bcfoubcrc, uabcvc Uiuftcinbe, 5)ctail§, (ciujcln) angefiibrfc 3;bat- fad)cti, 2}ata; umftaubltd)e yinA)=- rid)t, ba3 yjabcrc; — s of a case, bie Sktcufiiitfe, bcr epccialbcric^t: to enter into — s, tuS cilljcluc gCt)Ctt; J\I. Ph-s. for — s apply to Mr. N., SJlci^ I)crc^ faun i^uvu J5crr 51. niittt>eti- Icil ; for further — ■§ I refer you to . . , }nv uabcrcn Jlcuuluijjuabm'c ocrvoeife id) auf . .. PARTICULARITY, s. 1. baS 53cfoubere, bic ecUfamtcit, Gigcubeit; 2. bet bcfonbcrc Umftaub, cinjclnc 5vall; 3. bie bcfonbcrc ©nuiibuung, ^xox- tcvung. To P.\RTICULARIZE, v. I. a. ciujctl? angcbeu ober ocrjcidiueti, naber bc- ftimmcit, umftanblirf) (uamcutlic^I aufiibrcu ; li. >i. auf ©injclubcitcii befonbers merfcn. PARTICULARLY, ai/M.tu'fonbcrS ; most — , auf bafi 3tngclegciitlid)fte, 3u= ftanbigjic. PARTING, s. ba« 3;bcilen, (Sc^cibcit. u. f. lu. ; at—, beim (£d)ciben; — breath, bcr kite ScbcuSbaucb; — cup, bcr *,'Ibfcbicb§truuf ; — cups, pi. bcr 93aktfcbinau« ; — gun, bcr yib= fcbiebSfc^up ; — glasses, pi. bie gla= fcrncu ©cfafic sum Sd)ctbcn bc8 @olbe« uiib (5ilbei'«. PARTISAN, s. 1. bie ^Partifiinc; 2. bcr (Sommanboftab ; 3. 5tiibaugcr, ^artcigiinger. PARTrnoN, .9. 1. bic 2;bct(uttg; 2. Srcunung, ^bfonbevuug; 3. 3lbtbci= lung, bcr .^beil ; 4. bic Oucrnumb, (Scbcibciuanb, bcr SScrfcfclag, ©urcbs 5ug ; — lines, ;)/ //. T. bic Siuicit. lucUtc cin aBappcnfd)itb tbcikn ; — waii.'bic Sd;cibciuaiib. To PARTITION, I', a. Ibcilcit, abtbctUu abfngcu. PARTITIVE Indr. — ily), adj. tbcilcub, flbtbciknb, cintbcikub, v'crtbeikHb ; Oram. T. partitio ; a — noun, ciu 2;beiI(nng§nuovt. PARTLY, ado. tbcilS, sum 2;bcil ; gc* wiffcrmaijcn. PARTNER, .S-. i. bcr ©cfab'-'fc, (3)Jtt=) ©enoti, 3;bcilncbincr, ' S^bf ilfjaber ; 2. .^aiiticl«gefcllfrf)aftcr, .^aubclsgc= iiofC Kompagnon, *Jlffocie. "D(it=Gbef (eiuc« .gautclSbaufeS) ; 3. Xaujcr ; bie S:aujcvinn; 4. bcr @atte, bie ©attinn ; to be a — in . . , Slrcil f)*l= ben ober nebmeu au . . ; .v. e-s. chief — ,bcr (fbef/ ^Jriucipal, Sirigciit ,ci» nc8 .$5ifftgcn, iiba-gcl)ctt ; to let — , sorbet, uoriibet lai)eit, gcben laffen, fabren laffen; wcgfaffcn ; iiberbin gcben laffen; as I passed along, int 2?orbcigeben, «n= tcrmcgeg; to — current, fiit uoU an= bringeu; geliinfig fci)n; gang nnb l^be fei;n ; to (sur-) — in beauty, an *&d)i.ntbeit iibertreffen ; to — an act, cine 9lcte (cin ®cfc^) inadnn; to — a ball at tennis, ciiicn 23aU int '^iX^A- fpicle an bie 3Jiaucr frblagcn; to — a bill, eiiie 33iU burdjgcben laffen; to — a business, cin dJcfcfjiift abt()nn, abniacben ; to — judgment (sentence), cin Uttbcil fprcc^en ; ( — upon . . , iibcr) ; to — muster, vid. unter Mus- TKR ; to — a ship under the bowsprit, qucr yot einem i&cbiffe sorbei fegeln ; to —a severe test, ciii ftrcngcS C8crb6r (cine fc^roere ^riifnng) anofieben iniiffcn; to — one's eye (over), itbcr= blicfcn, fliid)tig anfeben, iibcrfebctr to — one's verdict, fcinc 3}Jeinun^ fagcn, fid) erflarcn; to — one's word, fein 2Sort gcbcn, gnt fagcn (— for one, fiit eincn) ; to — abput, nnige= ben, beruiu gcben ; gcfagt njcrbe'n ; to — away, sorbci (yoriiber) gcben, njcggebcn ; bal)infc^annben,»efc^cbcn, scrtreiben ; to — by.yorbci: cbcr yor= iibcrgeben; yorbcifomincn ; cntfdntt= btgcn, iibcrfetjcn, ycrjeif)en ; to — (one)byin silence,{3cmanb)mit StilU fd)metgcn iibcrgeben, libcrfcben; to — for. . , fiir ettua^ gebaltcn n>crbcn, gcltcn al» . . ; fic^ aulgebcn fiit . . ; ftebcn (gntfagen) fiit. . ; to — in, bincinfoinmcti, bincingcratbcn, iibcts gebcn in . . ; to — into a law, "jnra ®cfc^e wcrbcn; to — oir,ypriibcrge= ben; to — on, fortgebcii, fortriirfen; crfotgen ; to — over, iibcrgeben, iibcr= fcfccn; iibcrbiipfen, iibei'fct)cn, an§= lailcn; to — ovec, in silence, nitt StiUfd;wcigen iibcrgeben ; to— a trick upon one, cincnt ciucn Strcicfc fpie^ Icn ; M. E-.1. to — a bill or draft upon . . , (eine 5;ratte abgcbcn ober) traf= ftren anf _. . ; to — in conformity, gkidifin-niig buc^cn ; to — into the books, in btc 93iir^cr cintragcn, bn= dicn ; to — to (one'.';) account, anf 3?ccbrtung fefecit, in 9Jcd}Hnng brin= gen ; to — to one's credit, in 3einan= beS ®iitbnbcn bringen, in Scntanbel ©rebit fieUcn. PASS. s.\. bet ((Sng=) $af5, (enge) 3)nr*gang, 2Bcg ; 2. (3Jeife=) ^Pajj ; ©elcit'sbricf ; (— for shipping,) (2ee= brief, (Sd>ifF«VnS ; 3. SdjnbVnS ; 4. bcr Stoy obcr 5ln»fall im ?!(C(^ten ; 0. 3ufiaiib, bic iBcfcbaffcnbcit ; to give the—, ge^en (oorbct jieben) laf= fen ; to make a — at one, liad) einciU ftogcn, ibnt eincn ®tof; bcibringcn ; I am at a fine—, id) bin fc^ijii bairan ; she is come to that — , fo Wcit ifl e8 mit i^t gefommen ; to conje, to bring to — , vid. untet To Come & To Brino ; — paroie,Ji/i7. PA. bic $arotc,baS 5pa5= tl'Ort; — port, vid. Passport; — ■vola.nt. Mil. r/t. bet SSIinbe bei biv Wlu^i- rnng ; — word, vid. — parole. PASSABLE (arfi!. — ly), adj. 1. IVObUtcb obct woriiber man fontiiicn fann ; 2. gangbar, giiltig (uon SDJiinjcn) ; 3. mittefinaSig, Iciblid), jiemtic^ ; 4. >)opnldr, belicbt {W. it.). PASSADE. s. sp. t. bet Sd)rttt cbet ^rott cinc« 51.^fcr^c«, in wcUtcn e§ baS auf'cre.gintcrbcin nnb ba§ inncre ^Sorberbcin^ iSnglcic^ ^)cbt, tic $}?affa= be, bet .§uffd)Iag. PASSADO, s. bet 9lu«faU Sto^ (im Sccbten). PASSAGE, s. 1. bet !SnrtT)yung, HcbetJ gang, 2)utd)sng, bie 5:;nrd)fahrt, tCnrdjreifc; 2. bet 3;tanftt ("Eurcft* gang uon aBaarcn) ; 3. bic(Ucbc-<:0 5af)rt ; 4. 9tcifc, bcr ®ang ; 5. SBeg, bie Strage ; 6. bet 6in= ober 9Iu»- gang; 7. bie .Ceffnnng, DfJoljre; (— of the urine.) bic iSiimrobrc ; 8. bet (Singang (in ben aScrftanb obct ba« 45er5) ; 9. ba« nebcrfabr(tg)gelb, Sabrgdb ; 10. bic Drt^ycranbernng; 1 1. S'cx'tflcUe (StcUe in cinet Sdjtift, in eincm 2^onftiidc, n. f. w.); 12. 3ierratbcn bet Singwcifc; 13. bet 5SorfaIl, gall, baS ^rcignif;, bie 93e= gebcnbcit; 14. ba§ SScrbaltcn, 93c= tragen ; 15. 5pafd)en (ein 2Burfct= fpicl) ; to take (a) — , fid) cinfdjtffcil ; to take a — for . . , (iibcr bie (2ec, n. f. »y.) iibcrfabrcn nnd) . . ; — of a bill, ba« '5)nrd)gc^cnlaffcn cinct Sill tm ^Htrlaniente ; bird of — , bet 3ngyogel ; traders of — , .Piauftrer ; — boat, bic Sabre ; baS 9)?arEtfd;iff ; — money, ba3 llcbcvfabr(tg)gclb, 5}3affagcgclb, ^affagicrgelb. PASSAGER, 3. vid. Passenger. PASSANT, adj. H. 7'. gcbcnb, fdirci: tenb; en — , (franj.) m bcr ©i(e, fci)nell, beiliinfig. PASSENGER, s. 1. bcr spaffagict, 3?ei= fcnbe (jn ffiagen obct Sojiffe) ; 2. Snrc^rcifcnbc ;.3[!oriibctgebcnbe ; — hawk, bet SBanberfaif, (fticlfalE ; — 's room, bie $paffagicrftiibc (in $oft= baufcrn). PASSER, .9. bet 2I?anbcrcr,3Jeifentie ;— by, bet 3?oriibcrgcnbe. PASSIBILITY. «. bie ipafftbilita^ ?ct= bcnsfiibigfeit, tSml.ifanglid)fcit. PASSIBI,E, adj. fa[)ig jn ^iben, ent= Vfiinglicb; — ncss, s. f/ii. Passibility PASSING, adj. frf)r, anficrorbentlirf) ; yortreffliff). yorjiiglid) ; — bell, bit S:obtenglocfc; — note, Mus. t. bie 5)ur^gang!§notc; bcr Seitton ; — places, ?lnjmeid)cvla(}e (anf (Si- fenbabnen). PASSION, s. 1. bal ?fiben ; 2. bie ?ei= bcnfc^aft, beftige ®cmiitf). — ly), adj. ^.^iffty, Iet= bcnb ; verb — , Gram. T. ba« S|>affty, leibenbe 3eitnjort; — commerce or trade, bet ^sifftybanbcl, ©infnbrban* bet ; — debts, 5paf)t.yfcbnlben, 5J>afs fiya ; — obedience, bet Icibctlbe ®e« fiorfam ; —ness, .«. taS ?eibcnte ; bif ®ebulb; 2eiben*fa[)igfcit; 3iul)e. PASSIVITY, s. vid. Passiveness. PASSLESS, adj. unu'cgfam. PASSOVER, s. baS ^paffa, jitfeifdjc Dftcrfefi; Oflcrlamm. PASSPORT, .5. bet (9?cifc=)^ag; Hi ^paffirjettel, grcijcttcl. PAST, L pait. yctgangen, yotig; n 23r PAT PATl PAUJ. jrrep. iS- ado. %\xim&, vAtx, fcaruBet, n!ct)l- al8; in timss — , tit sovtgcu 3ctten, cf)cntaIS ; a quarter — twelve, etit 33tertcl auf etitg ; half — two, ^aVo ivei; —a child, fetit Jtinbnte^i; ;* — child bearing, fciue Jliuber iitel)r gebiivenb ; —marrying, iiOcv bnS ^t\^ rtt^en ^tnau« ; — help, imattt)elp(ic^, un^cilbat:; — hope, ijoffiiiingslcs ; it is — comprehension, bag flcf)! uhtX nlle 5^cgvtffc; — all danger, iibcv alle Ocfafer l)iitmc3 ; — (ail) dispute, 011= {icr allcm ©tvcit ; — (all) doubt, au= tcr (c^nc) 3wftfcl; M.K-s. — Aae, bcrcttS ocrfalicit, iibcrfaUig ; — due ' protest, ber »crf;iatcte obcr ju fvat cv^obene SProtcfi; — recovery ( — remedy), un[)cilbar sjcrloren, nidjt (roicbev) gut ju mad) en ; to be — shame, alk (gcbam ucrtoveu |abcn. PAST, s. bn8 SBcrganjciie, bte SBer= gangcti^ett. PASTE, s. 1. ber S:fig, bic (Ja5c) 9Jiaf= fc, bcv S^on ; Jllfttlfr, bte (Su*= ^tiibcr=) $apve ; 2. $afic, bcr 9If:= tfr^ctit (iiac^gcmac^te ©belficiti), f^tit^, aibgiijj; to raise — , Xixcj, jam S8a(fn)crf formcn ; — board, I. s. ber 5pa))penbc(fel, bte ^av»)e; ll. mij. ^jflVVf"/ «»s 5Pa^?pe geferttflet; — cutter, brtS 2:ctgmeffer ; — eel, bcr ^Sletflcraal ; — roller, bie 3;ci9roUc; — work, ^Papvarbeit ; (bet Jlattun= brucfcrn) Jtlebtocrf. To PASTE, V. a. flcifleni, Jjal.i})CIt ; to — up or on, aufflctftcrn, nnflciilerii, anvaVVcit- PASTEL, s. bcr SBaib (ciit f5rti'ber= fraut). PASTERN, s. bte Wfffet (bet ben $)3fcr= iin. ber %^i\[ be3 Sii!;c» iibcr bcm ^ufc) ; —joint, baS Jlotfjcgelcitf. PASTICCIO, s. 1. baS ©cnteitgfel, ®c= mifc^ ; 2. Mis. r. cine aii8 £011= jliicfeit scvfrbicbcuer 2}?etfier jufani= mengefcfetc Dper PASTIL, 5. 1. ba3 9?cliic1jerrcr5c{)Crt ; I. bcr ^aftcll, garbenfttft ; — painting, bic ^PajiteUntalevct. PASTIME, s. ber 3f ifyfrfi'f ib, bic Jliirs- njcil ; to — , 1;. n. fviekii, bte 3cit sertrciben (W. ii.) PASTOR, s. 1 . bcr .^trt, @(i)afer ; 2. ^aftor, ©eeleii^trt, Seclforgcr, $farrcr ; — like, (— ly), adj. l^irten- ntii^tg; —ship, s. ba§ yimf, bte ilBiirbc ciiieS 5|Jfavrcrg, Scclforgcvg. PASTORAL, I. adj. 1. ^ivtcitincim'g ; Iditblic^ ; 2. bcm (Seclforger suIom= mciib; jur Seelforge ge^iJrig; — rare, bie (Seelfcrge; — letter, ber .girteitbrief (CtllC« ^ifc^ofS) ; —move- ment, Mas. T. eiii ^aftoralc, pen, bag Sd}.i})cl)fn ; !lcine Stiicf ; (5d)6n}>Paficrd;cn; a cross — , tin narrifc^cc Siinge; — work, bie ju= fammengcfiiicfte 3lrbcit; gUrferei, bag Slidiucrf ; a — work quilt, cine fiinfili(^ Sufammcngcfiiicfte ©ctt= bcde; patches, pi. flcinc ®tcinc, 2)iarmprftiicf(^en, .^iJljc^en, 11. f. to. jn a)Juftt> xmb getdfcl-tcn SIrbeiten. To PATCH, V. a. 1. Stiirfe rtn= obcr auffe^cii, flitfcn, fii:m}?crit, aiiSbef= fern; 2. mit ri»ilcgirt, bcyorrcc^tet; a — com- modity, cine ^^afcntwaare; — rolls, bag $atentrcgtfier; 11. s. ber offcnc (i5atent=) a3vief, bag patent, -5}5i-iyt= Icgium, bic 93c»orrc4)tignng, pbrig= fcttlicf)e U.^ern)illig«ng. To PATENT, V. a. be»orrec^tcn, ^tattn- tifircn. PATENTEE, s. bcr 3nl;abcr cineg $pa= tcntg. PATERNAL, ndj. i. fcatcrlic^; 2. ypn ^atcr auf 0'o^n crbenb ; — home, bag 93atcrbaug. PATERNITY, s. bic 33aterfebaff. PATER-NOSTER, s. bag 33atcrunfer; bag ^atcruofter. PATH, s. bcr 5Pfab (auc^ fg.) 2Beg, (Sll^-) Stcig ; to leave the — to one, cinem ang bcm SfBege ge[)en ; — way, ber SuVtoeg, Sufifteig. To PATH, I). I. a. l.bai^ttcn; 2. gefjcu macfcen; u. n. augfpajiercn. PATHETICAL (— jc: adv. — cai.i.y), adj. i>at{)ctifd^, riibrciib, nad^briitf lici), tviirbesoU, fcicrlirt) ; — ness, s. bag ^atbetif^e, Siii^rcnbc, 11. f. w. PATiiic, 5. bcr jiir Unjuc^t gcljaltcne jtnabe. PATHLESS, adj. vfablog, imgcba^nt, urtiDcgfam. PATHOGNOMATic, adj. bie lvcfentli= ci)cn 3eic^en ciner Jtranf^cit aubcu= tcnb. PATHOLOGICAL (— ic ; adw. — ally), adj. Med. T. ^.iat|ologtfd), }ur jlranf^ l;citglcl)re gcborig. PATHOLOGIST, s. bcr ^atbolog, jlranf[)eitgtel)rer, Jlranfficitgfcnner. PATHOLOGY, s. Med. T. btC ^Pat^olo- gie, jlranff)cttglcl)re, PATHOS, s. bag ^afftog, bic Icibcn-- fd)aftlid)e Spradjc, bag ftarf aiitb= renbe, bie bo^e Stiibrung, fcicrlidjc 2Biitbc (beg i}(ugbru(feg). PATIBULARY, adj. jum @algcn gcbb- vig, galgettmapig ; — aspect, bag ®aigcngcfic^)t. PATIENCE, s. 1. bte ®cbu(b; fEuI* bung; 2. Scbarrlirtjfcit; 3. bcr @ar> tenanipfcr, bie ©riubwurj (Rumn palientia — L.) ; to take — , @Cbu!> faffen. PATIENT (adv. — ly), I. adj. 1. gcbnl. big, rnbig tm S!eibeu ; ni^t ra(^fu(t=> tig ; nict)t Iciest su crjiirncn ; 2. bc» ^arrlic!) ; ii. s. 1. ber ?cibenbe ; 2. itraute, patient ("ineg Jlrjtcg). PATiN, s. bag DblatcntcIJevcfjen, Jlelc^fc^iiPc^cn ; bcr 2)e(fel bcl Jlclc^cg. PATNE.SS, 5. bie Sc^t5fid)feit, Sc^ quemlicbtcit. PATRIARCH, s. ber 5J5atriar^, Urois* tcr, Srjyater. PATRIARCHAL, > adj. vattiar(f)fllifc^, PATRIARCHIC, ) crjydtcvlicft. PATRIARCHATE, ? *. bag %ltn* PATRIARCHSHIP, ) arc^at. p.vrRiARCHY, 5. bcr Sprcngcl (bit @crid)tgbarfeit) cineg §}>atriard)cii. PATRICIAN, L s. bcr 5l>atricier, C5bcl= biivger ; 5lbeligc, ^le ; il. adj. patrt= cifcb, cbelbiirgerlit^; abcltg, ebcl. PATRICK, s. $Patriciug (iDJanngnamc). PATRIMONIAL (adv. — i.y), adj. CV= erbt, 5um Grbtl;cife gcbortg; bnrc^ @rbfd)aft ; — estate, bag (Srbgiit. PATRIMONY, s. bag ©rbgiit, (Srbtbcil, UdtClIidje SScrmi.>gcil ; St. Peter's — , bag i)3atvimonium -ipetri. PATRIOT, I. s. bcr *4>>^tiipt, ^attr- lanbgfvciinb ; II. ndj. vid. Patriotic. P.\TRiOTic, ad-j. Jjatripftfc^, Datfrldn* bifd), {ftaatg=) biirgerlid). pAtriotis.m, .f. bcr $atriotigmug, bic 93aterIanbgHcbe, ber ^iivgcrfimi. PATROL, s. .Mil. T. bic' 5l.HltrpUf, Strcifirarfje, S^anvadjc, -Sinnbe. To PATROL, V. 11. :patroUireu, bic SJnnbe geljcn. PATRON, s. i. bcr 5j]atrpn, ,5ltrd!en5)a= trpu; 2. (Sdjirinypgt; 3. ©ijnner, f^rciinb, iicfdjii^cr, a?crtl)eibtgcr ; 4. ©c^ufcbcilige; 5. Spatrcn, ettiffga l)crr, Gapitdn cineg ,Raiiffal)vtcifcbif= feg; — saint, ber Sd^u&beiligf. PATRONAGE, s. 1. bic ikfctjii^unft Scgiinftigung, bcr (Sd)ut>; 2. biia ^atronat, SJccbt cine Spfriinbc jii i'cr= gcbcn,bcr Jlird)cnfab. PATRONAL, adj. bcfd)ii^cnb , ftf irmtnb, tvol)IropUcnb (w. ii.). PATRONESS, s. 1. bie®i)nncrinn; ^c fc^iifeerinn; 2. Sdjuftbeiligc; 3. bie jtird)citi.''atrpninn. To PATRONIZE, v. a. btfdjii^cn, bt» fcf)irmen, begiinftigen, unterftii^ett. PATOONiZEiis. ber sBtgiinftigcr, i^r* fd)ii^cr. PATRONLE.SS, adj. Imwi (DoKKft (§8cf^ii^cr) ^abenb. PATRONYMIC, adj. vatvpni)mifcb (ben ^Jlainen fcincg 33atcrg pbcr 3li>neu angbriidcnb). PATFEN, s.Jli-ch.T. 1. bcr SSuIeUs fuv; <2pcfcl; 2.' ;;/. Uebcrfd)iibf. Jlptf)fd)u|e, ^pljsfd)iibe. To PATPER, V. n. flavVcrn. Hatf(tcn. PATTERN, s. baggjhiflcr, gj^uflerftiitf, a)JpbcU; g3orbilb; SiU'ifpicI; bit ^rpbe (»pn etncnt 3fuge, n. f. nj.); bie -^jatrpnc (bcr Sci^nciPcr, 2Ucber, n. f. W.); —book, — card, bag 3)Ju= ftcrbud), bte 9)Jnf}erfartc ; patterns for needle-work. (Stirfmilfter; ansiver- ing the — , nac^ iDhiftcr. To PA'ITERN, v.a. 1. naitaf^mni ; 2. jiim 'IfJuflcr btencn. PA'iTY, s. lit fletne ^aftctc ; — pan. bic ^paftetenpfannc. PAUCiLOQUY, s. bic3f?ebcfc^ci!,SBcrt« targbcit, (Scbweigfamfcit. PAUCITY, s. bic 9t>ciiigfcit, ,SargIteit PAUL, s, $aut (9)Jaftngnamc) ; st. — PAY PEA PEAR ©tt. ^PauluS; St. — 's, bte 5PauI«= fivd&e (in Sonbon) ; — 's bctony, bev gemeine gclbebreit|»rei3 ; jv. r-s. — bits, bic SjSallbatiitgg; pauis, s.pi. bie fallen ; to panl the capstern, v. a. btC ^aUiii tit btc ®aiii^fptU feijeii. PAULINA, s. 5paiiliitc (gi'nuciiuamc'). PAUNCH, s. ber SBanft, ^Cauc^, Uiitcvi letb; — bellied, biifuntiifttij, bttf= bnu(^t(;. Tb PAUNCH, c. (I. auSiic^mfii, au3= wciben. PAUPER, s. bcr Sdmofeitgcnofi («on bcf -.Jllniofciipffcge uiitcrfiii^fe) 5.'lvme ; — children, *Jll-mfllftnbev. PAUPERISM, s. berBiifi'inb berSScvav= inunj} (9lvmut()«5uftnnb) ba iiiint bev 5llniofcitpfloijc scrfaUt, PAUSE, s. 1. bte $auff, bcrStillflanb, 3tii()CVniitt, ^Jlbfa^, .§alt; 2. Tijp. T. ©cbaufenftrid) [— ] ; 3. j\Iuk t. ba« 3?ut)ejetc^cu T^]; 4, bcr Sluflaub, 3i»eiftl, bte Uitiicivip^eit, ^ebenf- lic^fcir. To PAUSE, V. n. ^5auftfcit, time ^altctt ; nifjctt; ftc^ bcbeilfeit; here wo must — , babci bletbfg. PAUSER, s. ber 5paufirriibc ; 9tad;ftit= iieiibf, SScbctiflic^e. PAUSING LY, adv. itflc^ etiicr gSiiufe ; ill 3i»ifi"^e"i'*it""««- To PAVE, 17. a. ^jflafierii, init Stetnen bclcgeit; /^. ba(;itcii; paved, gepfla= ftcrt. PAVEMENT, s. iaS (Stetn=) iPPafifr; — of bricks, brt8 3iC(lf Ivfliiftcr. PAVER, ) 3. ber >45rl«fifi"ti"/ ©tetn= PAVlEE, 5 fe(}cr. PAVILION, s. I.ba§®c5elt (Dfftcierg;') 3fU; 2. Siift!)au«, Oicbeiujcbaiibe, ter ^^ayilloit; 3. bie Slaggc ctitcS 1}d= l)ni <2ccofficiev«. ro PAVILION, v.a. 1. nttt Bclfcit »fi*= fci)eu; 2. iiitt ^dtm bcbcrfeit. PAVING, s. ba« ^pafteni ; — beetle, tie 4?pif/ .^aiibvamme, Sungfer (bcr (Stciiifejjcr; ; — maibie. iiiarmoriie Sliefctt ; — tiie.s 3ic(}elfliefcu. PAVO, s. jist. T. bcr ^r^iii- PAVONINE, aiij. i«te ciit !l3faueufc^W)cif fc^ilterub, V'faucnfctirocifartig. PAW, s. bte ^fotc, Jllauc, X<\%t; coHt. ^aiib. r»PAW, v.a.Srn. 1. fi^arrcii, flam= yfcH (mit bcm ^orbert)ufe) ; 2. fra= t>eii {mit ber ^fote, u. f. iv.) ; Ijaucit ; 3. rauf) bc{)aubelii; betafteit; 4. fireidiclit, fc^iiifid^ehi. PAWED, adj. iitit 2;a^cit, iitit Jflaiuii. PAWLS, JV. T-s. vid. Ulltf r P.UJL. PAWN, s. 1. ba« §Pfiinb, Uutcrpfaiib ; 2. bcr 93aucr (iin (Scl)ac^) ; to i)e at — , utm -4>faube fte^cit, tjcrfe^t feyu, joe. '©cyattcr fiel)cu ; to give in — , »crVfdiibeit, ycrfc^cil; to lend upon — , auf ^failbcr Ici^Clt;' to redeem, recover a — , ciit SJifaitb eiltlijfcil ; — broker, ber 5JJfaubycrIei^cr; (-JlIIerlei=) 5£rBbellliaillI ; — broker's shop, bic ?abeu eiitcS -^JfiinblcibcrS ; — house, baS Sctl)f)au§, bie !2cil)baitf. To PAWN, V. a. uer^jfdubcii, 'jcrfc^eii. PAWNEE, s. bcrSpfanbiic^mcr, 5Pfanb= befi^cr, $faiibyerlcil)cr. PAWNER,.?. bcr^fanbgcbcr, aScrpfdit^ ber, yjerfc^er. To PAY, V. a. 1. jnblcti, Ijesa^len, 3*i&= lung leifieit, cutric^tcu ; (to — back), juriicf joblcn ; 2. (o()nen, ucrgeUen; 3. ermeifen ; 4, joUeii ; 5. bii^cn (— for ... , fiir etmrtS) ; 6. col. renbircit ; 7.V11!?. frf)lagcll; 8. Sea lang. XlhtX- tmt. PAYABLE, adj. jfllilbar, jii bcjaljlcn, fdllig ; ..V. E-.1. a bill (that is) — , cin obgcIaufcncr(Dber ycrfaUcncr) 3Bec^= fel; to make — , einen 2Bec^fel in^a= bcr, 33orjeigcr, ^rdfcntant (ciucS SBcdifcU), ^Jiebmcr {bc« ®clbc8). PAYER, s. ber ©eja^Ier, S'lbler. PAYMENT, .?. 1. bie (33c=) 3ah(nng; 2. bcr (iolb, 8oJ)n; 3. bie 33eIol)= niing ; J\T. Ex. — of a draft, bCr (fill = gang (cincS 2Sc(^feI«, n. f. ro.) ; day of — , bcr 3*tt)lt» big, flflte ; — ness, «. bic gVicbfcrftg* !cit; ©title, 3tn^e. PEACEFUL {ade. — i.y), adj. fricbfaJll, fricblici, ru|)ig; milbc, fanft; — ness, s. ber 5riebc, tie (^ricbfanitcit, l^rieb- lid>feit, 9Jut)e. PEACELESS, adj. riif)cIo§, iiiifvicbfam. PEACH, s. bie^4>firf(t)d)C; quince—, yellow — , bie *45firftd)aprif ofe ; — black. V^firftdjEcnifc^roar? ; —brandy, $crfifo; —colour, bic ^2firfid)farbe ; — coloured, pfivftc^farbcil ; — tree, bcr ^ftrftd)baum. PEAK. s. 1. bic Spi^e, J?oppc, bet ©iVfcl; bcr Sorbcrtl)eiI bcS .itopf- pu^cs ; 2. j\r. T-s. ba« obcrfte (Snbe ber®affcf; berSegelbaum; — bmiia of the mizzen, bic'SSefan=^empgnr= bingcn; — haliard of a gaff, bcr !t)ir( ti'.U'S ®affelfegel« ; green — , bet ®riiufpc4)r. To PEAK, V. a. JV. T-.i. tP^'f't- flnftyv pen; picfen (bic aiaacu'. PEAKING, vxilg. adj. frdlltlid). PEAKISH, adj. {)iigclig. PEAL, s. ber (2d)aII, ba8 ®cldufe, ©e- tofc, ®efrac^c (bc8S)onnerg, bcr,^a«- noncu U. f. W.) ; — of rain, bcr $Ia§- regen ; — of hail, bcr .jjagclfdilag ; — of laughter, brtS fd;a(Iciibe ®cldc^s tcr; — of applause, fig. ciu yoIIcS ©totfcngeldute (bc« sgcifall^, bc3 8obc«). To FE.\L, V. V. .?■ a, fdiaTIen, larmett, bonnern, frad;en; ftiivmcn, bcftiir* men ; laut fpiclcn (auf ber Drgcl). PEAN, s. vid. Pjean. PEAR, s. bic SOirnc ; the hasting — , iit griibbiriic ; — bit. .sp. k. baS 33itn= munbftiicf (an ^ferbejdumen) ; — main, bcr §I3irnfvlgra's (Meiica — L.); — oyster, bie 5|3erlauftcr, ^erimuttcr; —powder, pcrigrancS 2d;mintpulyer; —sinter bcr iJerlftntcr, Jlicfclfinter, JliefeU tuff, giortt ; —spar, bcr t?ifcnbraun« fpat^, (Sifento^f ; — stone, bcr ^^icrl PEGU Rctn, iMtItanifcf)e 3eoItt^, ^emi^i)rts iifc^e Ouarj, 5eoItt()ifcl;c §13ed)ftetu ; — wort, bei- 5?icvliitg, aJiaflfpcrgel iSagina — />.). /'o PEAUl^ V. 1. a. nut ^erlen «crjie= vcn, obcr bcfefeeii ; ii. n. ^^crfeit, v«i"U (iljitltc^e Srovfeu tttbcti. PEAKLED, (utj. mit 5pevlen Bcfefet. PEARLY, a*//. 0011 ^CVkll, ^3CVlcuavttiV PEASANT, s. ber gaiibmauu, (vof)e, uii- gebt(bcte) 33auer. PEASANT, ) adj. \o\t CtU ?ailb= PEASANTLIKE, > maitii, biiiictifc^, PEASANTLY, ) vof), Ulti]Ctt[bct. PEASANTRY, s. bte sBaitcrfdjaft, fca§ 2anb»ol£. PEASE, s. pi. collect. 0/ Pea, drbfctt; — bolt, ba« (Svbfcuftrol); —bread, @rOfciibrob; — meal, ba3 (Srbfcii- ntcbl; (Srbfengertc^t; bev (S'ibfcu= bl'Ct; — porridge — soup, bic (Sl'b= PEAT, s. bte U3rauitb^[e, ber ?p[)bat= kit, Xm\; — bos, bte Sovfjjntbe ; — borer, ber ^Orfftcc^cr; — inoss, ba* S;orf ; bte 2;orfavitbe. PEBBLE, s. ber jticfcl ; —crystal, bev ^i-iftaUEteffl ; —stone, bei- ^ttefeU fteiit. PEBBLED, ? adf. ftefelig, fleiuig, »ofIcr PEBBLY, ) Jltcfel ; pebbly bottom, bcr jticfelgi'uub. PECARY, s. vid. Peccarv. PECCABILITY, s. bie Sunbl)aftt^!cit, ©iiubtgfctt. PECCABLE, axij. fuub()aft, fiiitbio. PECCADILLO, s. 1. bie Elctite ©iiiibe, baS ?5c^Icrct)cti ; 2. ctiie 2lvt ftcifev PECCANCY, s. ba« S^ablid;e, Sofe; bie <\\, bic Sirittpfeifen (ctner Drgel). PEDANEOUS. adj. ju ?5uf) ge^eitb. PEDANT, s. 1. ber Sc^ul'meijicr ; 2. ofla= ment; ber ©mtlenfu^, <5..inlenftul)l. PEDESTRIAL, adj. bic ^iige bctrcffcub, ju ben Sii§en gel^ijrig. PEDESTRIAN, I. adj. JU t^U^C ; — exer- cises, ?^u9ivnubcrungen ; — journey, — tour, bie BuBfcife ; II. n. ber 5u9= reifesbe ; (tiic^tige) gu^gmigcr ; ©djueUliiufcr, PEDESTRIOUS, ailj. JU Sugc, auf %iu ^en ; — animals, bie ?anbtbicrc. PEDICLE, s. ber Sticf, eld)ct gleicijeS Staubc^ tft, gleic^e 'JSovjiig? bcftijt; 2. bcr ©efiibrtc, (>amciMb; 3. ^aiv, S'ici^Sbaron, bcr x'lbfltgc, roetrf)er ©i^ uub ©timme im £)bcr= fjaufc beS S|iarlament* bat ; to be tried by one's peers, SOU feiueS ©Ifi^Cll gcrict)tct werbcn. TwPEER, v.n. 1. ftti) jcigcu, crfc{)et== ueii, aubrec^cn ; 2. gucfen, fc{>aueii. PEERAGE,.'!. bic$atr«iviirbe, ber |)o(>« 9lbel, 91ci^§abel. PEERESS, s. bic ©eiurt^liun eineS ^atr«. PEERLESS (n/i» —LYl^adj llUSfrgleid)- lici;, obnc ©Icit^en, einjig; — ness. s. bie UnocvgIeid;lic^feit. PEEVISH (ode. — ly), adj. 1. empftrtb= lid), ret^bar, eigcnfiunig, scrbricfiHc^, mitrrifd;, gramlid), Icifit beleibigt; jciuEifd); 2. Etnbifci^, tl)i>nd)t; —ness, s baS empftnblic^e, miirrifrf)e u. f. a\ SBcfcn. PEG, s. 1. ahbr. (flatt Margaret) ®vet? cbcn; 2. ber bijljeruc dhc\d, Spf[o(!; 33irbel ; ©cf)uf)nagel ; tlctneB. bcr $pclrtgiauev ; II. adj. pelagianifc^. PELAGIANISM, s. ber 5pelagiaui8mii§. PELAGIC, adj. vid. Pelagian. PELF, s. ba« jcttlit^e ®ut, bcr -3?ei4- tbuni, SUammon. PELICAN, s. 1. ber^pclicau, bie,5lropf- aanS ; 2. ck. t. bcr 'ipfltfan, cine 3lv- 2)c)iillir= (6ircnlir=) ©efdtj. PELISSE, s. ein '^l^dsrocf, ^^^etj, !Ca« men=Uebenpcf. PELL, .9. baa Sell, ber ^Pclj ; pells, ;» (^cvgamcutrollcni ; clerk of the — ber ©uc^ijaltcr bei bcr ed)afefammcr. PELLET. .?. bcr ticiuc ©alien, bai Jtmiulc^en. Jtiigelrljcn ; n. T. bie fc^warje Jtngcl. PELLETED, adj. an& .Riigcli^cu befic ^cnb. PELLICLE, s. baS .0dutc^en, bic biiUi ne .0aut. PELLiTORY, s. bag Sl^aucrfvaitf ( P* PEND PENN PENT r-eurria — L. — of Spain, bte fr.Tllt= ' fc^e ^amitle, bcv fpauifcfee 58er= train {Aathemis pyret/irum — L.). PELL-MELL, ade. UXWCVVCn, UUteV tinaiiber, burc^ etnanbcr, piie-miie. PELLUCID, adj. bUVCfeftC^tt^, t)elt. PELLUcroiTY, I s. bie Suvc^ftc^- PELLUCIDNESS, J tigfctt. PELT, 5. I. iaS Sell, bie ^aut, bcr qjelj ; 2. ber Strei^ ©ttjlag ; -- monger, bet 9tiiud)(njaaveu=)5anb[fr ; — wool, bit (Stcrt)litis5g= ober ^ie ; — nibber, bie Seber= fpifemafci^iiif ; — stock, baS (5^u^= brett. To PEN, V. a. 1. fcircibett ; (—down), iiicberfrf)ri'ibcii, aufjeic^iteit, fc^rift= licfe abfaffeii; 2. (—up), ciiifperrcu, ciuVfevcteit, eineiiijeii ; to — a fold, tin ^cerbe (Sc^are tii >§iirben) ein- fci)lie|eii, ciiipfcrc^eii. PENAL, adj. jiir (Strafe get^ijrig, Strafe aiibrobcitb, ftrafeiib; —laws, rj. ©trafijtfcfee ; — sum, bie ©traf- fumme, baS ©traf^elb. PENALTY, s. bie (@elb=) Strafe. PENANCE,*. 1. bie !sJ3upe, asiif una ; 2. >Reue. PENATES, s. pi. bie ^pcnateit, ^au8= gijtter. PENCE, s. {pi. yon Penny) bie eitgli= fc^cti pfennig?, Stiiber. PENCIL, s. ber ^pillfel; dead — ), 50(ciiiift, (red-).'JUitbe(, gictiiftift; — of rays, 0/>j. T. eiii Strat;Ieiibii= fctel, Strat)(euEcgeI; —case, ber 5)]iiifelfi>rf)er ; ba'« ^leifliftfiittcral, 5?lciftiftro()r ; — cloth (— rag), ber 9i>infehxnfct) ; — colours, pi. garben= fiifte. To PENCIL, V. a. iitaleit, seic^ucH, eiitiverfen. PENDANT, s. 1. ba« ©ebciitge; Obv= gebeiif; 2. JV. T-s. ber obcr'tiie33im= Vel (eiiie lange frf)inale ©djtpflag^ ge) ; (broad — ). ber Staitber (etn breiter SBimVel); ber Sci)eiife[ ; ganger (Xauenbeii mtt etnem SPIocf Dbcr einer .Eaiifc^) ; eiit ii^abebecfcl, fine *?lrt aQiiibejeiig, ©iiter in bas Scf)tff 5U jiebeil ; — feathers, pi. Sp. T. bie fec'^eiiEelfebern be« 5^alfen; — tings, pi. .^auggriffe mit Sct)rauben; - turn, eih Sorreiber. PENDENCE, .?. ber .§ang, 9lbf)ang, bie 9'iirt)tung, S'ieigimg, 5lbbat^iiiig'. PENDENCY, s. ber 3luffc^ub, bie 3?cr= jpgeritng. eENDENT, aiij. paitgeiib; iibercau-- genb ; befib^ciiigeiiD; — gardens, ficingeirbe ©(irteii. ?ENl)r\G. aiij. L. T. »or ©eriitt ati-- bciiigig, rcc{)t'«f aii)f)ai!gig ; ( Db)fc^iuc= Benb, tm 3uflaitbe ber ^Bcratbitng, «ntntfd)iebeu ; .if. e-s. nurt) offeii fle= i^riib, unabgetljau (ooii 3flecl)iiutigeu) ; ^ business ( — tr^nsrction), etlt offf= uel, laiifenbes (uitbccnbigffs) (Sc= fc^aft; — debts, ft^TOcbciibe, mtab= gctfiaiie Sdjulbeit; offcuflebenbe S4)ulben ; — transactions, fc^wcbeiibe 9Ser()n:iblungeii. PENDULOSITY, s. vid. Penduloitsness. PENDULOUS, mij. bajigciib, f^roe= beiib, iaumelub ; fg. uiigeanp, 1111= fd)[iifftg ; — ness, «. bas .^crab^iin- gcit, Sd^mcbeit, Samnelit. PENDULUM, s. baS-^eiibel, S^roung= gcn)ic})t, ber ^erpenbifel ; — , m — clock, bic 5)SciibeIu|r; — bob, bie ?iit= fe, ^cnbellinfc; — pliers, pi. bie ©pi^jaiige; — watch, bic Xaf^uu ubr mit ciiiem ^eiibcl. PENETRABILITY, s. bie 5}urci)briiig= Iid)feit. PENETRABLE, adj. burcfibriitgtici), cm^jfaitglid) (fiit uitcUcctueUc (S'in= briidc). PENETRANCY, s. bit (Sinbrtuglict^fcit ; 0cl)arffi d)t. PENETRANT, adj. burc^briitgcnb, ein= bringeub, riif)reiib ; fcbarfftd&tig. To PENETRATE, v. a. <$- 71. I. bri!t= geit, eiubriugeit, burc^briiigen ; iior= bringen, flv^ 3!Scg babiten ; 2. riif)= rcn ; 3. bur(^fd)aueii, ergriinbcii ; to — with love, uoit Siebc ciiiiief)mcii ; penetrated with .. , burc^briltigeit »01l . . ; a penetrating mind, cill burc^= brittgcnbcr 33erftaitb. PENETRATiox, s. 1. baS Siubrittgcn, bie S)urd)bringung ; 2. ©rgriitibimg ; 3. ©iiiftc^t, bcr burd)bringeube 25er= flanb,Sd)arffinu. PENETRATIVE, adj. I. burc^brill^ ^eiib ; eiubringlic^ ; 2. riit)reiib ; 3. )d)arf, fctii, fdtarfftimig ; —ness, s. bas S;urd;bringeiibe, bie @d)arfe, ber Sd)arfftiin. PENGUIN,,?, 1. bcr ^piitguiit, bic<5ett= gaiiS, magcllauif(^c @aii^ ; 2. tvilbc •Jhianas. PENINSULA, s. bic .galbinfcl. PENINSULAR, adj. fjnlbiiifclfijrmig ; ftc^ oaf eiiicgalbiiifcl bcjtcbeiib. PENiNSULATED, adj. filter .^albiufct (itinlid). PENiRON, s. bas SBo^Igtinut^ ( On- ganum — I.,.). PENITENCE (— cy), s. bic 33uge, O^eue, 3erfiiivfc^tt)eit. PENITENT [adv. — i.y), I. adj. lMlf)ffr= tig, rciiig, jcrtiiirfdit ; IL s. bcr bii5= fcrtige Siinbcr; '=BiitJcr; bag 41cid)t= finb ; penitents, p/. bic offciitlit^e ?^u= ^e ^Bcrric^tcitbcu (iit Stalicit) ; cine religiijfe Qjriibcrfc^aft. PENITENTIAL. I. adj. cili 93iige auffr= Icgt, bie SButJc befreffeiib, bti^fertig ; — psalms, p/. bte Siifjpfalmeii ; 11. s. baS ^ii9buc^. PENITENTIARY, \.s.\. bcr SBny^jric: ftcr, SBiigric^ter, 83cid)tvater ; 2. SBeid)tftul)[; bie i>avftlid)e 9lb(a§= faiijcllet, ba§ SBiilJgeric^t ; 3. bcr Siigcitbc, 93u§fertige; 4. ba« 5?cf= fcrungSbiiiiS/ (3w*'iig*=)-li'l'eits^aii§, 3«d)tf)auS ; li.'flrfj. bie SBu^c bctrcf= fciib. PENNACFIED, adj. B. T. builtPrciftg (»on 531umeti, - xo. ii.). PENNANT, vid. Pendant. PENNATE, Pennated, ffl(/;. \. geffligclt, gcficbcrt ; 2. D. T. gcrabc gcgciiiibcr i»a4)fcnb. PENNED, adj. gcfliigcit, bcfliigclt. PENNER, s. bcr Sc^rcibmcificr, Sc^reiber; SdtriftficUcr. PENNIFORM, adj fcbcrfpiiIciDfiJrmig. PENNILESS, adj. gcIblo«, pf)iie Oclb, arm. PENNON, s. vid. Pennant. PENNY, s. bcr (ctiglifitc) ^Pffunig ; ©tiiber ; coi. ba« ®elb, bie ©aar= fd>aft; to turn a —,.ii ncrig. PENTANGULAR, adj. pentangular, fiinfnjinfclig. PENTAPETALOUS. adj. fiinfblattcvig. PENT.-VRCHY. «. bag ^>cntard)at, bie ^Pentarc^ic, Siiuff)errfd}aft. PENTASPAST. s. T. bcr Sl'^ft^cnjug mit fiinf C'ioUen. PENTASPERMOUS, adj. B. T. fitnffa« mtg. PENTASTICH, s.baS @ftid)t SOU funf SBerfen. PENTASTYLE, s. ciu ®eb(iiib« mit fiinf Sanlcnreiben. PENTATEUCH, s. bie fiinf aSiu-^fr g}Joft«. • PENTECOST, s. ^fingften. PENTECOSTAL, adj. JU ^PflligfleU gf« ^(ijrig; Pentecostais. s. pi. bie $fingft« gcfd)enfe ^w bcii 5>farrer. PENTICE, .s. bag aSfttcrbac^, S(tu(}' bad), 43»itigebac^ (w. ii.). PENTiLE, 3. ber ^obfjtfgel. .KM PERA PERE TERP J'ENTOGKAPII, s. vid. Pantobraph. PENULT, Penultima, s. bie sovlffefc PKNULTMATE, adj. S- s. bcv, btc, iai aSovlefetc. PENUMBRA, s. ber igatbfc^atten, PENURIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. favg, gei: jij], filUii ; fvavfam ; fparlic^, ann= Ha), biirftij^; — ness/s bie Jlarg= Iieit, 5i (staff it; Sprtvfamlcit; 5)uvf= tigffit. PENURY, «. bie 5)iirfttiifctt, Slrmutf), ber aJJangef. PEON, s. 1. eiiie 5tvtf5)3oli5ci=)@oIbaf, pbcr 5?icucr (in Oftiiibicn) ; 2. 7'. bet a3aucr (im Scfcad)). PEONY, s. bie Spaonie, ©itttrofe. PEOPLE, s. l.baS 33oIf; 2. geitieinc 3Solt ; 3. bie SOiirgerlicteii ; 4. bie Scute, man ; — of quality, (Staiibe«: Xicvfoiien ; a great many — , eillC ^Dhitgc (fc(u- vietc) Scute; favour of t.ie — , bie iBolE^guuft ; what will — Bay? was wivb iiuin fageu? To PEOPLE, V. a. bcyijlfcm. PEOPLED, iidj. (well — , fliUl) bcu6I= fevt, tjolfceict). PEPASxrc, Med. T. I. adj. }uin 93er= baueit bienticfc ; ir. Pepastics, s. pi. 9}iagcnav5encien, S^crbauuitgSmittel. PEPPER, s. ber ^feffcr ; — " box (— caster), bic ^'fefferbiic^fc ; — cake, vid. — pinger-bread ; — corn, bfeffevmiin5e ; — musli- rooni, ber 5)>fcft"crfcl)wamin ; — pod, bie ^fejferfct)ote ; — proof, bel ?pfef= ferS i^e«jol)Ut, abgcl)artet ; — tree, ber ^^feffcvbaum ; — vine, ber ai3ein= Bnum ( Vitis arhorea. — /,.) ; — water, bits ^fefferwaffer ; — wort, btc 5pfef= ferWUrj ( Lepidium ►- /..). 7Vi PEPPER, ?!. «. 1. i.>fcffcrn; 2. (init ffcinciu (5c{)rpt, u. f. w.) fc{)icOeii, Vfeffcnt, jiic. auf ben *$el5 brcnncu; 3. braun unb blau fdjlagen, burd)pvii: geln. pkrric, adj. Jfcd T. bie iBcrbauung beforbernb, juriBerbauuug bicuenb. PER, prep, buvc^, nttt, fiir, ii. f. w. ; ht- fonberS M. E-s. — advance, till yor: au§; — annum, jdbvlic^ J — week. JVOC^enWcife; I paid 6(Z. — pound more than you did, icf) jaljlte Qd. me()r fitr baS 5]3fuub als Sic ; it sells at £. i, .Ds ..Od. — cwt, ber (Stv. wirb ju , . verfanft ; as — account bill of lading &c., laut Clee^uung, Svacbt= brief, U. f. W. ; — balance (of all accounts), pit ©albo ; — cent, (bilS) Sprocent ; — centage, ia-s 5Procent, bie aprouifton, bie (5i.'inimiffton(«=®c= bitbr) ; ber ©eivinit ; a certain — cen- tage, 1. gcwiffc $vocente ; 2. ein fid)erer ©ewinn ; — contra, vid. un= tcrOiNTRA; — se, fiir tld), »on felbfi, fiir ft^ felbfi, eiu^ig, alleiu. PERACUTE, adj. \(i)X fcfcarf, fc^r ^ef= tig (TO. ii.). PER ADVENTURE-, ado. WW ungefa[)r ; »tcUeic{)t, ctnja. Tu PERAGRATE, v. a. bur(I;wanbcrn, burcl)5icf)cn (t». ii.). PERAGRATION, 5. bie Surc^waubc; rung, ber Surc^jug, 3)urci)gang (ro.'ii.). To PERAMBULATE, v a 1. "bXiri)- wnnbern, burrbretfeu 2. bcrcifcn, beftcbtigen, begcbeit. PERAMBULATION, s. 1. bie ®nr(b= waubernng, 5)uvcbreife ; 2. baS 33c= rcifen, bie sBeftcbtigung, SSegcbung ; 3. ber ©ericfctsfpreiigel. PERAMBULATOR, s. ber Scgemeffer, (Si^rittmeffer, taS JUJeprat 30'i PERCEIVEABLE (ado. — ly), adj. (UU X'finbbar, uerucbmlicb/ mcrflidij; — tiess, s. bie (Snipfinbbarteit, 2)Jcrf- lirf)£cit. To PERCEIVE, V. a. wabruebiiieu, em- )5finbeu, fpiircit, uicrfcit, scvnebmen, gewabr werben, bemevfen, erblideu; to — beforehand, yprempfinben. PERCEiVER, s. ber 5Beobad)tcr, SBa^r^ ncbmer. PERCEPTIBILITY, s. 1. bic iPcrncbm- licbffif. (5mpfinbbarfeit, 2)}erf(ic^= fcit; 2. ba« (SinpfiubungSt>crmijgcn. PERCEPTIBLE (adn. — ly), adj. \)er= uebmlid), cmpftubbar; merflid^, wabrnclintbar. PERCEI>TI0N, s. 1. ba« @invftnbung«= sermogcn, 5^eii5u6tfe»)n ; 2. bieSBapr^ nebinmig, ©nnjfiubung ; 3. aSorfJeU lung, ber 33cgvitf. PERCEPTIVE, adj. eiupfiubeub, wa^x- nebmenb ; begr'eifenb. PERCEPTIVITY, s. baS aSermogeu JvabfJHncbmen. PERCH, 5. 1. bie 3JJe6rut[)c, OfJntbe (Viingcunia^ wn 16t5u^) ; 2. Stan: gc, .*5i'bnerflange ; ber Sangwagen, Sangbaum (aueinem SBagcn, ber 45iiitcr= unb iGprben;aber jufamnien= bait) ; 3. ber 5Sln-«, «av3, «arfd) (Perca — /..). To PERCH. V. I. n. (I'on 93i.igclu) auf= fliegen, fid) fefeen, ft^en ; perciiing sticks, pi. bie Stabc im 93ogeIbauer ; perching knife. T. bcr ©cbfi^tllionb ber ?eberbereiter ; n. a. fe^eu. PERCHANCE, ado. I'ou ungcfaf)r, 5U= faUtg ; vieUeidjt, ctiua. PERCIPIENT, I. adj. wabmebmenb, empfinbenb; n. s. ba§ emvfinbenbe aEefeii. To PERCOLATE, v. I. a burcflfci^eU, burd)ffblagcn, reinigen, lantern; li.?j. bnrcbgcfcibt »cerben. PERCOLATION, s. bic 2)itrd)feibung, Santerung, ^iltrirungr filtration. PERCUSSION, s. ber ©dilag, ©to^, bie (Srfc^iitterung, ber 2Bicberf)aU ; in- strument of — , ba« @c|laginflrument (5PauEc, S;romntel u. f. ro.); Gun. T-s. mod. — gun, bt'e 5}2crciif)ton«flin= te; — lock. ba« 5l?crcuffton«fc^lop ; — powder, ba§ ^45ercuffion8).'uls>er ; — hell. .Med. T. bie (5"rfd)iitterungsfcba(e, ber ^[efftnicter. PERCUTIENT, c^j. fc^Iageub, fcbinet= tcrnb. PERDITION, s. baS 3?erberben, bte3er= ftijrnng ; Tk. t. bcr ewige Xoi, bie eiuige S^erbammnifj. PERDU, I. adj. A- adv. 1. tin ^tnter^al= tc, auf ber Saner ; 2. »agbalftg ; II. s. Mil Ph. bie tJerlorne Scbilbwac^e, ber (infierfte 5pp)len. To PEREGRINATE., v. n. iu bcr SreiUbC leben, bcrum reifcn, n'anbcnt. PEREGRINATION, s. bie 3{eife, 2Ban= bcrfd)aft, bcr '2Jufcntf)aIt in entfernten Sanbern. PERFX5RINAT0R, s. ber 3Banbever, 9ieifenbe [in fernen ®egenben). " PEREGRINE, i.s.^J.'iercgrtuuS (a)?ann«= name) ; 11. adj. frenib, auslanbifcb ; umnbenib; — falcon, ber aBanber= falE. PEREMPTORILY, adn. eiitfc^eibenb, fd)lc^tefbingS, burc^anS, nac^brii(f= licb, gerabejn ; ju guter Sefet. PEREMI'TORINESS. .9. bflS (Sntfd)ci- benbe, ?lbf^)i-cd)eube ; bnrt"ii(ftge 33ebarrcu (bet etwaS) ; ber 2)ogma= ti«inn roebcn,burd)^fei(^eu. PERFLATION, s. ba8 Surc^blafcn, 3)ur^tveben. PERFOLIATE, adj. B. T. burc^wacbfcn. To PERFORATE, v. a. bUrdjbobrcn, burrblpcbern. PERFORATION. .9. 1. bie ^Turcbbob- rung, 3)urc^U>d)crnug ; 2. Deffnung, ba« Spd). PERFORATIVE, adj. burd^bpbreiib. PERFORATOR, «. .s. T. bcr tilppf=) SBpbrer, ^perfpratiotrcpau. PER-FORCE, ado. lllit (DciUalt. To PERFORM, v. a. <$• n. 1. SPlIsicbcU, uoUftrecfen ; yotlcnbcit, bcwerEflelli= gen, an§fiif)rcu, fcrtig macben; 2. yer= rid)ten, mocben, tbiin, iiben ; 3. ft(t jeigett, fpielen (auf bcr spiibne Pbet eincm 3>ift»"nmcute), tjprtragen, anf= fubreu; to — one's promise, fcin 3Scr» fjjrccbcn batten; to — the dutiesol an office, ciii 5lmt fcrfcbeit, function nircn. PERFORMABI,E (ado. — ly), adj. auS- fiibrbar, beivirfbar. PERFORMANCE, .9. 1. bie aSpItjicbun^ aSPIIcnbung, 9Iu5fiibrung, 3[3crrid)= fung, Ucbi'tug; 2. 5:bat,XxIbentbat; 3. ba« 3Scr'f; 4. bie aSprftcllung. Sdiffiibrnng, Seiftung, ba« Spiel, fcie Syiclart. PERFORMER, s. 1. bcr iPpfljicbenbe, 9Iu«fiibrenbe ; 2. Scbaiifpielcr, Sptc^ ler, 2}ZufiEer, 3:pnEiiiiflIcr, aSirtno« ; to be the principal — , bte .^aiiptroUe fpiclcn. PERFUMATORY, adj. burcbbiiftcnb, woblriccbcnb. PERITJME, s. 1. bcr fii^e "Diift, 9Bpbl' gernd) ; 2. ba« S)?aucba'evE, 9?an(ber» U'crf, 3iaud>erpult)er, 9iied)njaffcr. To PERFUME, r. a. burdtbiiftcu, biird): rauc^ern, tanfi-)i'aud)crn, a'oblrie' PERI dicnb mUCti}Clt. PERHAPS, adv. BifIIci(i)t ; etaui ; wo^l ; — even. VDO iiid;t gav iiccl) . . . PERICARDIUM, s. A. T. ber .§fi-5bcu- tel, baS .^evsfcU. PERICARP, s. B. T. bie e^iuc^tfapffl, ba§ Santcngebaufc. PERlcrRANiUM, s. A. T. bte iiupcrc Scfcabcltjaut. PERIDOT, s. cine 9Ut gelbgriinci: Sma= raijb, bci-C5f)n}foltt(). PERIGEE, >s. ,^61!. r. bic (SlbltiitjC PERIGEUM, S bcr *$[aiictcit. PERIHELION, )s. Jlst. T. bte Spillieit; PEUIHELIUM, 5 iia[)e. PERIL, s. bic ©cfa^r; SclKiiSgefa^t; at your — , ailf 3[)VC ©cfa^r ; at tlie — of... bci 33frmeibuni3 yon ..; perils of the sea, "Scegcfittjrett, wtbrtfle 3ufiiUe j(ui- (gee. PERILOUS (flrfij. — ly), adj. nefd[;rlic^ ; — ness, s. bie ®cfd&vlid)!cit. PERIMETER, s. G. T. biT Uiufang, aii-- Vcrfte Umfrct?. PERIOD, s. 1. bte ?pcrtobc; bcr 3cit= raum, 3f itfrctS ; 2. Umlauf, Stxiii^ Inuf, bie Umlaiif«scit (ftit«« ^Uuk- ten) ; 3. bcr (33c=)2ci)!ufj,ba!§(?itbc ; 4. bcr 3icbcf>i§,_Sprac^fa^, 9lbfafe; 5. Ttfp. r. bcr (ec{)(u6=) ^un{t[.]; to bring to a — , DcfC^licpeit, }U ^nbC brintjCH. PERIODICAL (— ic, adv. — ly), adj. I. periobifc^ ; 2. frcislaufeiib, iimiau= fenb, wccbfcliib; 3. jit bcjlimmten 3citcii crfc^ciiiciib, rcgclmapig ; 4. in (WOblgcgriiUbctcil) Sficbcfa^eit ; peri- odical motion, bcr JlrciSlailf; — pa- pers (periodicals, p/.)pcriobtfc^e@^rif- tcit, 3eitfd)rifteu. pJSRtcECi, s. pi. Ast. T. bje ^liitnic- njo{)uer. PERIOSTEUM, s. A. T. bie 93ein|aut, Jluoc^cithaut. PERiPA'i'ETic, I. adj. peripatetifcl) ; II. .•;. 1. bcr '^eripatctifev ; 2. lud. ber l^u^aangcr. PERiPATETicisM, s. bie ^pbitofop^ie bcr ilJeripatetifcr. PERIPHERAL, ) adj. pCrip[)C= PERIPHERIC (— cal), J rifd), uinhci= fcub, iimlaufcnb. PERIPHERY, s.btc5Pcvipf)cric, bcr Uin» fvci«, Umfattg. .PERiPiiRASE, > 4^bie^crip|rafc,Um- PERiPiiRASis, S fd;reibuiig. To PERIPIIRASE, V. a. ttmfd^rcibcii. PERIPHRASTICAL (arir.,— ly), adj. pe= ripf)raftif(^, uinfcl)rcibcttb. PERiPLUS, s. bie Umfc^iffung. PERIPNEUMONICAL, ailj. Med. T. bic Suugcncntjiinbung bctreffenb. PERIPNEUMONY, s. Med. T. bie 8uil= geitcntiitubuitg. PERisciANS, s. pi. Ast. T. tit Umfdbat= tigcit. ru'i'ERiSH, ?;. n. 1. um« Scbcn foin= men, ucruugliicfcu, uinfonimcti (— for, Willi, iiy, anS, »or), uergcljcii, vcr= bcrtn-n; jit ©ruiibe gebeii; 2. be= ftaubig abiicl)mcu ; 3! T/i. t. ewig bClbamnit [CUU ; to — with hunger, ycrliuitgcvn ; to — l>y the sword, burc^ baS Sd^iicit uinEomiucii; to — at sea, jur See UcrungliiiJcit. PERO PERISHABLE, nrf/.tjcrganc-ilic^, btnfcil: lig; — goods, M.E. lcid)t 6crbcrblt= c{)e 3Baare ; — ne^s, «. bie ^5crgang= lic^fcit, ItinfaUigfcit. PERISPERM, s. B. T. bie Saincitt)iiUe. PERiSPHEiiE, adj. fugclfi)rinig, glo= PERIS.SOLOGICAL, adj. U>Ctt|d)»JClfig. PERI.SSOLOGY, s. bcr'3SortiibcvfIiiii. PERISTALTIC, adj. A. T. anirmformig, pccifta(tifd) ; — motion, bie 2)armbe= luegung, 2)avmbrc(iung. PERISTERIOX, s. baS (lifcnfraitt {Ver- bena — Z/.). PERISTYLE, s. Arch. T. btC UmfaU= liiiig, bcr rimbe Siiulcngaiig. PERITONIUM, s. A. T. btc 5?nrni()aut. PERIWIG, s. bie ^cvriirfc; .^^aavbau^ be ; — maker, bcr ■4!erriiifciiniad)cr. To PERIWIG, r.ff.eiiie ^erriicfe (iuffc= ^cii, mit ciucr .^anrtoiir bctleibcit. PERIWINKLE, s. 1. ba« Siititgriiit, ffi]iittcrgriiii (Vincx — /,.); 2. bie Jtainnimiifd)el. To PERJURE foNE's self), v. rejj.. CtneU falfc^cu (Sib fdjrabrcn, mciiteibig »cr= belt. PERJURED, adj. lltciltcibig. PERJURER, «. ber 2)Jciucibigc, PERJURIOUS, adj. lucilicitig. PERJURY, s. bcr falfd)c ^i, SWcincib. To PERK. V. 1.71, ^od) fa^reit, ftolj eiii= t)erfd)rcitcn ; H. a. to — (up), pii^cn, aufpufecn. PERLUST RATION, s. bic 2)urd)for= fc^ung, ?Dur($ft.<^t- PERMAGY, s. bie operate, ciit fleiiteS tiirtifdtcS a3oot. PERMANENCE (— cy), s l.baS bef}an= bige 3Seib(eibcit, bic Sortbaiier; 2. bag 93cbarren in 9^ube. PERMA.VENT (adv. — ly). adj. bicibcHb, fortwaf}i't"b, fortbancrnb, langeban= cvnb, aubaltenb, beftanbig. PERMEABILITY,*, bie S)nrcf)bvingbar= fcif, 2)nrc^bvinglid)fcit. PERMEABLE, m//. burcftbriiigbar, bur(^= bringlitf). To PERMEATJG, v. a. burc^gc^cn, bnrc^s bringcn. PERNIEATION, s. baS 2)itrc^Jringcn. PERMisciBLE, adj. ocmttft^bar {W. it.). PERMISSIBLE, adj. julafftg, ju crlaii= ben. PERMISSION, s. bie Cfrlaubnip, 3iil«f== fung, ^iciflattung, '^crgiiuftignnij. PERMISSIVE, adj. L jnliiffcnb, »eritat= tenb ; 2. ^ugclaffcu, Dciftattet; — waste, L. T. bci' an? iiiad)lafft9fcit cntfpringenbe i!erfall (ci:\cS ,§anfcS u. f. n>.) ; —\y.adv. }ugelaffcn, geftat= tet, mit ^rlaubnip. PERMISTION, is. bie Snrmif($nitg, PERMlXTURE, ) gScrmifd)iiiig. To PERMIT, V. a. cvlaubcn, jiiiaffcn, gcj^attcn, jngcben, cinanlligcn. PERMIT, s. M. T-s. bcr (Sr[anbnii)fd)ciit, Brciscttcf, (a23aaren=) ^^.MtiTtrsettcl ; ber ScbiPpaB ; — for exportation, bcr (Svlaubnipfrtjei'i Sm- *ilusfn()r bon SBaavcn ; — for home consumption. bcr 3''ItpifHf5Cttet fiirim Sanbe blci= benbe (Sitter. PERMUTATION, s. bie 9]ertaufd)nng, SJcrnjcc^fching, bcr Umtanfc^, PERNANCY, s. /.. T. bn« gmpfangcn ober (Sinncljmcn (vou Oicnten n. f. ».). PERNICIOUS {adv. — ly), adj. »eVbcrb= lid), fd)ablic{), i;frili.ircnb ; — ness, s. bie 3Serbcrblicf)fcit, Sc^ablicbfcit. PERNOCTATION, s. baS 2>urc^mad)cn bcr maiit PEROGUE, «. ba« ^pirog. PERORATION, s. ber (2d)In^ ciner aiebe. PEROXYDE, s. Ch. T. HS ^tXOVp, iibcrfauerte Dx\)'b. PERJ5 To PERPEND, V. a. ertoageu, be(rac^« ten, bcbenfcn {W, ii.). PERPENDER, ,s. Arch. T. bcr (Stcin gc« rabc von bcr 'Didc bcr 2)Jancr, Scge^ fieiit, Jtragtlcin. PERPENDiCLE, .?. bcr spcvpcnbitcl ; baS fcnfrcd)t ■Jlicbcrtjiingcnbe ; ^tei» lotb, bieScnffc^nur, Sciiflitiie, 931^= wage. PERPENDICULAR {adn. — i.y), I. ad) peivenbifnKir, fcnfrcd)t, fdjnnrgcra^ be; rcd)tunnEc(ig ; ii. .•;. bie $cvpcnj bifularlinie; ba3 3iic^tfd)cit. PERPENDICULARITY. «. baa 5pcrpcn» bifnlare, bic fcnErccfcte 3lid)tnng. To PERPETRATE, v. a. begcl;cii, ucr* iiben. PERPETRATION, s. 1. bie aScriibnng; 2. bofc(greycU)2;i)at. PERPETRATOR, s. ber aieriibenbf, Abater, PERPETUAL {adr. — ly), adj. tmmCV» jvabrcnb, nnanfi)orlic^, unnntcrbro» cbcn, fiet«, cwig ; — curacy, /.. r. cine (Jnratprftellc, bie nid)t nad).aBiUEitl)r cntjpgcn wcrbcn fann ; — motian, r/iti. T. ba3 perpelaitm mobile, feclbft? tricbroert; — screw, bic (£ct)ranbt otine (5nbe. To PERPETUATE, v. n. intmcnvabrciib crbaltcn, ftctg f-'^tfcScn, ycvcivigcn. PERPETUATION, s. bie flcte Sortfe= §ung; Scremignng. PERPEruiTY, .«. 1. bic llnaufbiWic^- feit, 53ci^an^ig^it, ftctc 2)aucr, ©wigs feit; 2. ba« (S-iiblofe. To PERPLEX, V. n. 1. bcfliirjt mac^cu; bcnnrn(}igcn; 2. yenuicfdn, ycrwira rcn. PERPLEXEDNESS, s. bie 53efliir,^tl)ett, 5>crlcgenbcit, Unrn^c; <2d;mterig= feit, ^cr»orrcnl)eit. PERPLEXITY, «. 1. bie 50c)liirjung, i?crfcgcnl;eit, 9lMtgfilid)fcit; 2. 33fr= njirning; SSerworvcnbeit, (Sc^wtc* rigfeit. PERPLEXEDLY, ailo. bcfliir^t. PERQUISITES, .9. pi. Mc Dlcbcncinfiinfs U', tiportcln, Slccibcnjicn. PERQUISITION, s. bie (gciianc) llnterfu= d^nng, iUad)fnd)nng, itiadjforf^iung. PERROQUET, .i. ci./. P.mioqukt. PERRY, s. ber 53irnmpit, iUrnwein. To PERSECUTE, r. a. (anf fcinblid/C SBcife) yerfolgcn; U'cgenilUctnnngen flvafcn; iibcrlanfcn, iMagcn, qnalcn. PERSECUTION, s. bic 'iJcifpigniig. PERSECUTOR, s. bcr iicrfolgcr. piORSEVERANCE, s. baS sycbarrctt, a^crbarrcn, bie 33c()arvIic^Ecit, 33cr= barrlicbfcit, Sefltgtcit, 51n«banrr, (Stanbtjaftigfcit. Tu PERSEVERE, r. n. bci)arren, an= baltcn, angbancrn. PERSEVERiNG (fulv — ly), adj. be= barrlid), ftanbbafr. PERSIA, 5. ^Pcrfien. PERSIAN, I. s. bcr -l^crfer; cine 91rt amlct auf. PERSONABLE, ailj. Ct'tlC gltte ^Pcrfotl Dovftclieiib, fd)oit; nnmiitHig, a:ifci)U= Itc^, luo^lgcftatt; L. r. fal)ti] due ^I-Vvfoit »pvjiifteUctt, cincn -^Proje^ }u fij&vcii, «. f. \v. ; rec^tsfa^tg. PERSONAGE, s. tie '4^evfcil; S^ollc; ber (5l)avafter. PERSONAL (adij.—hY), adj. \>(VJmM). $cvfouaI=; Scmaiib ctgcntf)iimli4) M. E-s. — account, ^ix\onaWJi3gleid)en — glass) ; ii. {a-b\ — ly), niij. vevfvectiuifd), fenifci)citiig ; jiiv ^liisfttht gcf)ovig. PERSPICACIOUS, adj. frf)flrftt*tig ; — ness, s. vid. Pkrspicacity. PERSPICACITY, I ,s bie (5rt)arf|i(ttig= PERSPICACY, 5 feit, fcci- Scf;avfbiiif, .Ocllblicf. PERSPiciL, s. bas Scviii^IflS (iv. ii.;. PERSPICUITY, s. 1. bic ©eutlidjroit, Jllar^eit, a]ev|laiib[i(i;fcit; 2. Sui-*= ftc^tigfeit (W. li.) PERSPICUOUS (ny/«. —ly), adj. 1. bCllf- lid), yfyjtditblid;, flar; 2.'bm'd)fic^= ttg (ro. it.) ; — ness, s. vid PERspirriTY. PERSPiRABiLlTY, «. bit 9hi!5biiii|"lbav= fett. PERSPIRABLE, adj. aiiSbiinflbav. PERSPIRATION, s. bie (uiiinerfltd)e) 9lu§biinftiiiig (biiv4> bie ^aut), ber (Sdjtnei^. PERSPIRATIVE, \adj. bie 9ln«biitt= PERSPIRATORY, 3 fiuitg bcforbcmb. ro PERSPIRE. V. V. imtbeit; 2. 9JJunterfcit, .6urtig= fcit, Scbbaftigfcit. To PERTURB, ) v. a. beiinriibtgcit, To PERTURHATE, S »eniMrrcn, ftiiren, in Uiiorbining bringcn ,'». ii.), PERTURBATION, «. bic Unriibc, 3Ser= wirrimg, 33cftiirjmtg, Itnorbituna. PERTURBATOR, ) s. bcr 33eiiitrubiger, PERTURBER, J Storer, Uuviil)ftif= tcr {w. ii.). PERTUSE, Peutltsed, adj. bitrc^lijc^ert, burdjbpbrt. PERTUSION, s. bie 3)ur(^bo^run3; ba§ burd)gcbobvte ?oci). PERU, s. (ba« Snub) $erii. PERUKE, s. bie ^crriicfe. PERUSAL, .5. bn§ 2)nrcblcfcn; for your — , M K jii 3brer9lnftd)t, ©cbietiung cbcr 2'iird)ftd)t. To PERUSE, V. a. burd)Iefeit, biirc^Iau^ fen, burcJ)geben. PERUSER, s. ber Surdilefer. PERUVIAN, I. s. ber $peruyianer; ii. adj. ^teruinauifd) ; —bark, bie gicbcr= riiibc, K()inariitbc. To PERVADE, ■>: a. biird^ge^cit, bnrc^^ briugen, burf^ftreid)cn. PERVASION, 4-. has 2)itrd;ge^cn, 5)ur(^brtugen. PERVERSE (adn. — ly), adj. Hcrfc^rt, wnnbcrlic^, ftiirrifcf), tiicfifc^, »cr= ftocft, IH-rbcrbt, biifc; —ness, s. vid. Perversity. PERVERSION, .?. bie 95crfef)r«ng, a3er= berbiiug; baS JBcrbevben. PERVERSITY, .•;. bic i^crfcbrtbcit, S*anuenbaftigfcit, 2Bnnbcrltd)fcit, ber (Sigcnftnu, bie 55crbcrbtf)eit, baS '-Uer= bcrbnit5. PERVERSIVE, axij. vtcrbcvblid), ycrbcr= bciib. To PERVERT, v. n. I'erf'cbveit, ucrbre: ^en; »cr^erbcn, uerfiibveit. PERVERTER, .?. bcr aScrbrel)er ; a3er= bcvbcr, S^crfiiijrcr. PERVERTIBLE, adj. Icidjt ju ycrfefjrcn, ju scrberben. To PERVESTIGATE, v. a. ailffpiircit. PERVESTiGATiON, s. ias ^luffpitrcn. PERVICACIOUS » fc, has (Spvengfliid, bcr3::borbrcd)er, PETECHLE, s.pl. Med.T. bic ^pctcffbcn (^Petec^ien, Slotjflerfcn). PETECHIAL, adj. niit bciii glcdf= (5}3e= tefdicn:) ^ieber bebaftct ; — fever has 5)3etcfd)cnficbcr, Stfrf fiebcr. PETER, .ber SSaffevrabe. PEWTER, s. 1. iaS (sermifc^te) 3i"n. ■-'cravbcttcte Si"" ; '^- 8innc(v)iie @e= Viitb, 3inn; —grass, iaS Jlaimeit= trviut {Kquisetiim — /,.) PEVVTERER, «. ber Btnngicger. Pii/ETON, s. bet ^featoit (cine 5lrt iSngen). PHAGEDENIC, I. adj. «m fic^ frcffcnb ; II. phagedenics, s. pi. 9le^mitte(. PHALANGious, adj. }u ctncm 5p[}akn): 8cH>rig. PHALANGiTE, s. bcr jH etuem 5)3^alflnr gcltirige Solbat. IHALANX, s. bcr 55^atanr. PHANTASM, s. bie ^inbilbung, baS 4^irngefpinnft, Srugbilb. i PHANTOM, s. 1. bie (Svfd)einnng, baJ ' ©efpcuft; 2, giiftgebilb, .§1ntge= fpiitiift. : PHAElSAiriAL (— ic), adj. 1 pl)axU 74 fciifcfe; 2. glci^ncrifc^, fcftein^etlig, i^cucblevifd) ; — ness s. bic ©lei^nerct, @d)eiul)ei(igfcit. PHARISAISM, s. 1. bcr 5l>^arifat«mii8, bie gcbrc bcr $l)artfder; 2. @c^ein= Ijeiligfcit. PHARISEE, s. 1. bcr Spt)atifaer; 2. ©(eipiicr, ^cuc^Icr. PHARMACEUTICAL (— ic ; adv. — ly), a.). PHASELS, s. pi. (Sctminfbo^nen, 5«= f(e)oIcn. PHASM, PnASMA, .«. brt« 5p^an{om, S:rugbi(b, ©cfpcnfl. PHEASANT, s.ber Safau ; — 's eye, bie 9tbontSrofe ; j^cbcvnelfe ; — powt, ber junge Safan ; — walk, bie Safancrte ; painted — , bcr ®olbfaf(tn ; penciled — , ber ©iibcrfafan. PHEASANTRY, s. bie j^afancrtc. PHEBF^ s. 5)3^iJbe (Svnitenname). PHENICOPTER, s. bcr flamingo. PHENix, s. bcr ^pbijnir. PHENOMENON, s. (pi. phenomena) ba8 ^()anomcii, bie 6rfrf)ctnnng. PHEON, s. H. T. bie Syifee eiuc8 PHIAL, s. ba« (5lafc6c^en, bie ^P^iole. To PHIAL, v.a. tn ciit Slafd)c^cn tbitn. PHILANrHROPICAL (— ic), adj. incn= fc^cnfreuubltd), |>btfant[)ro}>ifd). PHILANTHROPIST, s. bCt 3Jicnfc^eil= frcuitb, ^^ibilant^rpp. PHILANTHROPY, s. bic 3JZenfd)enIiebe, 5p^t[antf)ropic. PiiiLiiELLENES, s. pi. bie Spfjil^eftc- ncn, ®rted)enfrcunbe. PHILHELLENIC, adj. p1)ilf)ellcnij"c^, gvicd)cnfrcitnbti(6 ober gitnflig. pillLiP, s. ip^iltpB, (2)Jann«iiame). PHiLiPPA, s. ^^ilippiiie (5vaitcn= name). PHILIPPIC, .<:. bte 5pt)t[ippica, fieftigc giJcbc wiber 3cmanb, le^inS^rebe, ©djincibfc^riff. To PiiiLiPPiZE, v.n. '^cfUg gcgcH 3c= manb vcbcu ober fdjrcibcn (n. it.). PHILISTINE, s. ber g3[)ilif}cr. PHILLYREA, s. vid. Mock-privet. PHiLOLOGER, ? s. bcr ^Pbtlolog, PHILOLOGIST. 5 (S^.irad)funbigc, (i)e= Ic^rte in nltcn Spractcn, Jtritifer. PHILOLOGICAL, Pmi.oLoaic, adj. fyrac^funbig, pf)iIolpgifc^. To PIIILOLOGIZE, v. n. fvttifc^C 93c5 merfnngen madden (w. ii.). PHILOLOGY, s. bie 5|3^iIplogie, 2|)racfcfiinbe. PHILOMATH, s. bcr (Jrciinb bcr ®c= Ic^rfvtmfcit. PHILOMATHY, s. bte Stebf jur ®e; Icbrfamteit. PHILOMEL, Philomela,*. * ^P^ilomclc, bie S^adittgaU. PHILOMOT, vid. Feuillemort. PHILOSOPHEME, s. >aS ^PbilpfoF^cin. PHILOSOPHER, s. bcr 2Bcltmcifc, 5Cbt» lofep^; natural—, bcr S'Jaturforfdicr ; moral — , bcv aJJoralift, (Sittenletiur ; the — 's stone, bcr Stcin bcr SSeifcBj — like, pbtlofppf)ifd). PHILOSOPHICAL (— ic; adv. — ly), ndj. 1. i>bilpfot>t)iffb, »evnnnffn)tffen» fc^nftlid) ; 2. majiig, cntbaltfam. To PHILOSOPHIZE, «. n. pI)ilofopr)iren, bcufcn, fDrfcf)cii. PHILOSOPHY, s. 1. bie $^iIofo}>^te,v aBcltmetgbctt ; 2. ba8 ^pbilofop^ein;' 3. ber |)bilDfo?>t;if(^e (furfiis ; 4. bie Qnt^altfaittfcit ; natural — , bie ^a- turleJ)re, 5}ibi)f«t; moral — , btc (Stf)tt. PHILTER, (Philtre), .1. ber ?icbc8s tranf; to philter, v. a. burd) ciuen Sie^ bc8trait£ bejaubern. PHIZ, s. eont. ba8 ®cftc^t, bic Sarye, Sra^e. PHLEBOTOMIST. .?. bcr jur 2lbcr la^t. To PIILEBOTO>UZE, v. a. Jlir 3IbCt laffen. PHLEBOTOMY, s. s. T. bic 51berla5= fitnfi; bus 2lbcrlaffcn. PHLEGM, s. 1. cit. T. ba« ^jShlcgma; 2. ji. T. ber njcifferige (Sd)leim (in ber J^unge) ; 3. fg. bie nnturlid)c 2;vag= l)cit; Stalk, ®lfir^giiltigEeit, ba3 ^^legma. PHLEGMATIC (— cal; oi/b. — ly), adj. 1. pbtcgmattf^, Sc^Icim cr^cngcnb ; '2.M- natiirlt(t ttragc, uncinpfinblic^, gefitbUoS, gleic^giiltig, fait, ftumvf. PHLEGMON, s. Med. T. bie ©ntjiilt* bnng, baS a3lutgcfd)njiir. PHLEGMONOUS, adj. cntjiiubcf, ge» fc^worcn. PHLEME. s. vid. Fleam. PHLOGISTIC, adj. ilkciinfloff eitt^al* tcnb, j)l)logiflifrf), brcnnbar. PHLOGISTON,*. Ch. T.iaS 5p[)Iogiflon, ber Srennfioff. PHO ! i)it. ipal) ! af) ! ^a ! cI) ! et; I |)U^ ! PHCENIX, s. vid. Phenix. PHONICS, s. pi. bie Scl;ve v>om (Sc^alf, 31fnftif. PHONOCAMPTic, at!j. bcn Sc^uU brc' d)enb. PHONOLiTES, s.p/.^^onplifcn, ,Rling» fieine. PHOSGENE-GAS, s. Ch. T. baS 5p^o8» gcngaS. PHOSPHATE, s. Ch. T. bie ^l)OSp\)CixnS= fiiure. PHOSPHITE, s. Ch. T. ba« yil)0§pi)OXid^U fiuive ©atj. PHOSPHOR (Phosphorus), *. 1. Ch. T. ber 5pI}ci«j){)or(u«) ; "2. 2}^orgeniteru ; — box, ba8 ^fjosvlovfeuerjc'ug. PHOSPHORATED, adj. niit 5}j^08)5(}0r gefcbmdngert. PHOSPHORIC, adj. bcn 5pf;o8p^or hi' treffen», nnS ^i)p«iJbor. PH(3SPHURET, .«. Ch. T. bcr mit sp§oS= Vtior Bcrbnnbcne Stoff. PHOSPHURETED, adj. Ch. T. mit ^bo^pbov verbnnben. PHOTOMETER, s. Phy. T. bcr ^^OtO» meter, ^id)tmcffer. PHRASE, s. 1. bic ip^raff, 3?cben3att ; 2. bcr 9lu0brnd; 3. ©ti;l ; — book, baS ^brafcu-33ud); .to phrase, v.a. mtibriicfcii, ncnncn ; ctgentl^iimf Iid)c 9Jcben«arten gebranc^cn. piiRASELESS, adj. nnbcfc^rcibltcft, isbet alleii SprciS crjjabcn. PHRASEOLOGICAL, adj. X^\)X^\\to\0' flifc^- PHRASEOLf GY.s. I. bic aBf^rafcoIo jit • 303 PIAN PICK PIER bi't 3h;8bvu5, )iVfn- PHRYGIAN, I. adj. ^IjVijgtfd^ ; — mood, bte 4)bvi)gifci)e S;c>navt; — stone, bcv ^)i)ri;gtfc^e Stein; u. s. ber ^p^vi^gicr. PHTHISIC, Phthisis, s. Med. T. bte (S(^»;nbfuci)t, 2iingcufurf)t, 9lii§sc[;= rung. BHTHISICAL. adj. fc^mtubfilf&tig. PHYLAca^ERED, adj. \vk bte ^jj^avifacc geflcfbet ; yimulette tragenb. PHYLACTERICAL (— ic), adj. ^mh jcttcl beti-fffeub. • PHYLACTER(_Y), s. btC 93tubc llltt etucm 1)cufiVfud), bev ©cbeufjettel ber altcn Subeu; baS Slugc^iiuge, S^aubei-jcicleu, Slmulet. PHYSIC, s. 1. bie3nebtjtn, 9lrjcufi= furtbe, 9lr5enetwiffeufcf)aft ; 2. 9U-5e= uei ; to practise — , al« ^Uit prattici- ren ; to take — , ctnne^men. To PHYSIC, V. a. 1. Qlvsuet gebeu ; curi= reit, I)etleu; 2. :|jurgti-en. PHYSICAL, adj. 1. v^Dftfc^, natiirttc^, naturlef)vig, iif}i)ftfaltf(t ; 2. mebi= ituifd), heilfam, gcfiinb ; — herbs, inebtsinifc^e Jtrauter, ^petlEviiuter ; — philosophy, bie S|}£)l)fif ; — ly, adv. PHYSictAN, s. bcr QlrjenciEuubige ; $[)i)ftEu8, 91rst; — accoucheur, bcr ©eburtsfjetfcr. PHYSICO THEOLOGY, s. bie Jiftcplo; gte, welrbe bie -JJaturmiffeufdjaft ju ^itlfe utinmt. PHYSICS, s. pi. bie 5P&i)ftf, gflaturle^re, mebisinifd)eu ©c^riften. PHYSIOGNO.MER, } s. ber ^^i)ftO= PHYSIOGNOMIST, ^ giiDut, 9JJieueu= beuter. PHYSIOGNOMIC, \ adj. J.i{)i)ftognD' PHYSIOGNOMICAL, 5 lltifc^. PIIYSIOGNOMICS, .9. pi. bie ^[)»ftO= gnomif, aJiieneuEuube, 3JJifucubeit= tnug. PHYSIOGNOMY, s. 1. bie 5C6i)ftogno= inte, ©efic^tsbtfbung, 2)Jieue; 2. S}J^i;ftognomif, 3JJicnfubeutuug. PHYSIOGRAPHY, s. tie ^()i)fiogrnp^ie, ^latuvbefdjreibung. PHYSIOLOGER, ? s..,. cn(,,,f:,f„. PHYSIOLOGIST, r- ^"^"'•^f'^f^il- PHYSIOLOGICAL (— ic; adv. — lv), adj. V()S}H0lPgtfd). PHYSIOLOGY, s. bie ^^"itologie. PHYTIVOROUS, adj. gvasfveffeiib. PHYTOGRAPHY,.s. bie ®ewaci)«= Dbcr ^Pfianjeubefcbrcibuug. PHYTOLOGiST, s. ber ?CfIati5cuEun= bige, ^^plolog, ^Botanifer. I'HYTOLOGY, 5. bie spffrtn^cnlcf^ve, ?Pffau{enhcfii)vei6uug, ^otanif. PiACULAR, I adj. 1. jur 93crfi.H)nung PIACULOUS, S bieuctib ; 2. giihnung crfovbcrub ; 3. yerbvcc^crifcf), fveyer= (jnft (TO. ii.). PIA-MATKR, s. ji. T. btc ^piautatcr, biiuiie .§iru{)aut. PIANET, s. 1. bee fletue Spccftt: 2. bie (flffer. PIANIST, s. ber 5l>iautfl. PIANO, adv. Mas. T. ^lUmO, gclillbe, PLVNOFORTE, .9. brtS !ptailPfoi'fe; grand — . ber (^iiiget (witli additional keys, mit Siifa^faiieu) ; uprisht — , baa rtitfred)tftelH'nbe (fi^rantfijrmigc) ober 2Baiib=5l>iauofort? ; square — , bas tafclfijrmtge ^^'ianofovte. 3ua PIASTER, s. bcr $piafier, fpauifdjc Xi)nkt. PIAZZA, s. bcr Sauleugaiig, bte Sciu; Icnirtubc, (Sauleut)allc. PIB-CORN, s. bie .^Dvuv>fcife. PIBROCH, s. (in JlvicgSgefaug bcr Sergfcbotten, fiir bie ©adpfeife. PICA, «. 1. j\ied. T. ber wiiubcrlid^e 91^= ^(tit, baS ©cliifteu (^befoubevS bcr ©(^waugcvn) J 2. Typ. T. bie grobe 6icero(=@c^virt); small — , bie fletue Kicero, 3J()eiulaubcr, SBvcoier. piccOaroon, s. 1. ber Scerauber, 3Jaubfd)iffer; 2. ba§ 3iaubfc^iff. PiCCADIL, PlCCAMLLY, PiCKARDIL, S. ein ©pi^cnfragcu. PICCAGE, 5. ba« 33ubeiigc[b, (2taub= gelb. To PICK, V. a. A- 11. 1. pirfcu, l^nifen ; ftocl)cni ; 2. fpicpen, ftcc^eu, buvd)= ftoijcn ; 3. nipfen, :pflitdcn; 4. nageit, fuaupelu, !Iauben ; 5. lefen, reiuigen, faubcrii ; 6. fainmelu, auflcfen, auf? fiicbcn ; 7. nuatuii{)leit, au§fuct)en ; 8. befte[)Icn ; to — a lock, cin icbclftf^C aitglefcu. PICK, s. 1. bcr (S^n^Iiammcr ; 2. Typ. T-s. sing. berSpie^; — a-pack (— back), I}U(fcVacf; — axe, bic ^idc, ©pi^art; — lock, bcr .(3a!cnfdjliiffel, .^aten, Sietrid); ©pifebube; — pocket (— purse), s. bcr 5Qeutelfci^nei= bcr, 3;:af4icubieb ; — thank, ber «5u(^.3fc^maujcr, D^rcnblafcr ; ?icbe; biener; — tooth, ber 3'if"iftort)cr; Spanish — tooth, bcr fpauifc^c Jter= bcl ; — tooth-case, ba3 ^<\\)\\^Vi<^iX' (?tui. PICKED, a(fj, jugefpifet, fpi^ig; — noss, s.\. bie ©pi^igfett; 2. ^iettigfeit, ber ©d)ntu(j, $u^. 7',jP1CKEER, v. 11. 1. (©ee-) 3Iaiibcrei treibeu; raiibcn, :pliinbcru; 2. fc^ar= ntiitjcln, fd)arn:ufeircn. PICKER, ,9. 1. bcr pidt, fiid)t, flod)ert, rupft, fliii^Jt, liefet, u. f. tu. (vid,. To Pick) ; 2. bcr ©tarbet, bie ©pi^e ; $idc, ,§auc; baS 9BtrEeifcu, 2Biit= ineffer ; — of quarrels, ber 3«itfcr. PICKEREL, s. ber ®i'asi)e(^t, fleinc .§cd)t ; bte Elciue ^lEc ; — weed, baS .t)cd)tfi\iut. PICKET, .s.l. jiw. T. ba8 $Ptiiuet, bte «Vc[bamd)c ; 2. bie ©tnnge, bcr ^fal)I, 3eUpflocf; 3. ba'S^Piquetfpiel; to—, V. a. 1. an einem -i'fabl aubinbeu; 2. einpfa^icu; mit?i5f*il)lcuabfterfen; 3. Mil. T. cin *^iquct ftatiouircu. PICKINGS, s. pi. ba8 9Bcggclcfcnc, Un= reine (cincr 9Baarc). PICKLE, «. 1. beriPiJEcI, bie©aljbrii= be; 2. baS @ingcp5felte, ©iugeiuacb^ tc, geauibnltfb pickles, ;>/. intJ'fftg etu= 0emad)ic ?^i-iic^fc; i.vuig. bcr' 3'!= ftitUb, bic Siigc, 5. 'vS. a pretty — ^. ciltc f(^ijne SSefc^icerung, ®efd)iittc; to be in a sad — , in 3tbtb fei)n, vulg. m Ditnife ftcdcn; — jars, jlritge fiii cingemndjtc ©ad)cn ; — herring, bet 5piaelt)aring, v^anSrouvfl, ^offen= reiser. To PICKLE, v.a. piJEcIu, cirtpiJEelu, eini faljeu, cinmnd)cit, ein[cgen ; pickled cucumbers (gerkins), (Sffiggilrfcu. PICKNICK, s. baS 3ufd)iiBiii'i£)f/ bft ^idcuirf. . PICO, s.bic ©pifee; bcr^pii, bie 23erg« fpifee, ber ©:pi^bcrg. PICROMEL,^. Ch. T. ta§ 5picromcI (bet ©vuubbeftanbtbcil ber ©nlie). PICT, s. 1. ber ©emalte; ba3 ®emal= be ; 2. Picts, s. pi- bie ipiftcn ; —wall, bcr '>SSicmontcfct ; II. adj. vicmoiitcftHt. PIEDNESS, s. has ©d)cdige, 53nnte. PIELED, adj. befd)preu, gla^Ebi'fig. piE-POWDER-couRT, s'l hai 'JJiarftgc' ridit, 93Je&rcd)t. PIER, s. 1. ber i'fctfcr, ^Bn'idenpfcifcr, 2. (aScl)r=) "Samin; .(pafeniMimnt, ?JJolo; 3.2biirpfcilcf, bic (-ilmr-; PILE PILS PINE <|}fofic;. — ginss, bcr 5Pfei[crfpiegcI, 2;nimeaiif).Mei]et ; — table, bet ^pfetlcrtifd), :tviiincaittifct). PIERAGE, s. bag 2)ammge[B, Jlai^gclb, Ufcrgclb. piEfiCEABLE adj. + 5U buvc^britiijcn ToWKRCE, v.a.i-n,l. fteci)Cll, boi)' ten; buvci)fh'(f)eit, biircfcbobvcn, biivc^= ftoyiii; 2. bvtiii]eii, ctiibviiigcn, burc^= brtngen ; 3. berocgcit, rii^rcit ; to — a cask, ciit %/. £. bie i'hilbe, bcv 45Io(f S3Ict ; piov-n. to buy a — in a poke, btC Jta^c tm Sacfe faufcii; — brass, SJJeiiutg in iOiitlbeii; —eyed, mit ©c^mciii^aiigeu ; — headed, biiinm, bicffopftij, cigeuftituig ; — iron, ;HDb= fifeil; —lead, ba« iMoif; ober 2)Jul = bciiblci ; — nut, bie Sriiffel; — sty, bci'erf)n)cinftall; — tail, I.bctSopf : • 2. bfv (feingcfpouneitej 5]3i-e§fabaf (jam Jtaiici:). ■Tu PIG, V. n. fcrfffit, tvcvfen ; to — to- petiier, (vou ~DJel)rcni) bcifainincu= fc^lnfcit. PIGEON, s.l. bie^^aube; 2. rvig: bev Icici)t ju betriigcnbe aJJcttfd), ^iii= falMpiiifel; cock — , bev Saubev ; iieii — , bie S^aube ; — cove, vid. — iiouse ; — fancier, bet .5:nubenlieb^a= bcv ; — fool, bev 2:aubeiifii(},(£torc^: fcpiiabcl (Ocranium rotundifdiiim — L.); — hawk, bcv !j;aubeitfnlf; — hearted, flircf)tfi1llt, fcigc ; — 's herb, bae Saiibeutraut, (?ifeith-aiit (Fcriend — /J ; — hole, 1. ba^ Socb an ci= iicnt Saiibcitfjaufe ; 2. gac^ fiiv (fcc^vtfteit; — hnu«e, baS Saubcn- l^auS, bcv 5;aubenfcblag ; — livered, /"'. obtie (Salle, faititiniit()ig ; — pea, bte Xaiibencvbfe {cuisus cnjan — i.) ; — pie, bie Saubeiipafiete. PiGGiN, s. bie ®eUe, bev (5tmcv; (;BI:= jcviie 5.cllcv. PiGGisri, adj. f cfevoeinifd). PIGMENT, s. bie aufgetrageiie %""n, ,$?lUlpg; W.adj. {(eilljllMnjig; —fig- ure, bie 3iuergcftalt. PIGNORATION, s bie ajcv^faiibutig. PIGNORA'l'IVE, adj. ycv^failbct, Jll'«CV= Vfiinbcii, vfititbwcife (ly. ii.). PIKE, .s. 1. bte ^$!ife; Spi^e, bcv Sta= cfccl, Stnit {^w bcv 3i)vebbant) ; 2. bev .^ccbt ; — honks .^cittaiiijcln ; . ■ — nian-bev Spiefciitcvcr^S^ait^cnfuedtt ; — suitr, bcv >2d;aft eiiicv ^$icfe; fpi= ttjjc Stab. PllCED,a4/.jitgcfvijt,fpi§ig. PILASTER, ,5. .nrch. T. btc uievcifigc Saulc, bev^^feilev. PiiX'HARn.^.bcv ^i(fd;ev, Stvijmliiig (cine^ilvt .^avtiige). P1LE,«. 1. bev qjf«{)(, ©vuubpfahl ; 2. bte ^Pfciffpi^e, Spi^e; 3._bcv .^inifen ; i^DljfloB; (funeral — ) >i;d)eitev()au= fell; (Stot5(-^iai)icv, u. f. ro.); 4. ba« (gvo^c, pvad)t»olle) ©ebdiibc; 5. bic jtct)vfcitc .ciiiev SJJiinjc, bev SJevevS ; 6, baS .g»aa"v, ^Oaatigc, 9'lauc^c, M. e. btc Dbcvfladje bcv fdjincvcn 3J?aiicte= ficvjcitge; 7. //. T. bcvSpi^fal)!; 8. Typ. T. bag J?vciij, bie CJie^bangc ; 9. piles, pi. bie golbene -JIDCV ; to strength- en with piles. UCVpfal)leit^ lllltCV; Vfii^len ; — driver, — engine, 7'. bCV 9Jammb(prf, SliainmElo^, 3?av; — work, bag -iifablwcvf, bie '^cvpfaf)= lung, bcv Dioft ; — wort, bag geig= aniVjCnfvaUt (Scro/ularia — /..♦. To PILE, V. a. baitfen, aufl)aiif4n ; to — up. in .gaiifcii fe^en, (aiif=) ftaveln, auffc^cn, auffteUcn, auffii^vcu, auf= fd)id)tcu. PILEATE, }adj. aufgcfiiilpt, ^utfi5v= PILE.VTED, > I'llig. PILER, s. bcv '?luf bduHnbe, 5tuffe(}eiibc. PILES, s pi. vid. UtttCV Pile. To PILFER, V n. .S- n. tlciiie 2)ic6evei= en »eviiben,maiifen, flet)lcn, entmen= ben. PILFERER, .f. bev !Dieb ini jKeinen, 3}Janfcv. PILFERING, s. bev f leine 5)icbflab(, bag a)taufen; — ly. arf«. biebifd)cv a!i3cifc. PILGRIM, s. bev -^Isifgev, ^jJilgvim, SBaHfa^vcr; SBanbevcv, afJcticnbe. P1L(5rimage, s. bie $ilgcvfd;af{, 2Ballfabvt, wcifc 3Jeirc. PILL, s. 1. bic >:piUe ; 2./;t. bag Sfcl= f)afte, 3Bibcvigc. 7 a PILL, V. 1. 71. fic() fd)d[cn ; il. a. vid. To Peel. pillage, 5. 1. bag ^piiinbcvn, bie5ptiin= bcvnng ; 2. bev 9taub. To pillage, ?'. a. vliinbevrt, vaubcn. pillager, s. bev3i>liinbcvcv. pillar, s. 1, bev Sjifeilcv, bie ©aulc ; 2. fig. ^tn^t ; — table, bcv ©aMlert= ttfct), bcutfc^e 2;^cctifcft. PILLARED, ndj. mit 5j3fci[evn, gcfault; faulciifiJvni-.g. PILLED, adj. gcfctdli, Ui)l ; — earlic, or piiU;airic, bcv Jla^lfopf; Xvopf, avmcijsd^clm; poor pill(ed)-galic : tc^ 31V1UCV. PILLION, s. bag 5)3o()icr, Sattclfiffcn, Dicitfiffen, bcv gvauenfattcl, .§ifttev= fattcl. PILLORY, 5. bcv ^svangev, bag.6at8et= fen ; to — , V. a. nitt bent ^vangcv bcftvafcn, an ben ^vangcv fteilcn. PILLOW, s. 1. bag JtopfEifK't ; 2. bev $fii()l (am 5)jfluge; 3. JV. t-s. bag 9{nbef)Pl5, bev ?ap (beg Sugfpvtctg) ; bag ikflcibunggfiffcn beg Stagg ; — case, bcv(Jtopffifjfen:) Ucbcvjiig, bte Ji'iffcn5ied)c. To PILLOW, v.a. fluf ctn .Qiijcn Icgcn. PILOSE (Pilous), adj. l)aavig, VoU PlLosiTY, s. bag .gaarige. PILOT, s, 1. bev 5)3iIot, ?otbfe, (Steucv= mann; 2. .fig. bcv?JJentov; — boat, bic Sotbfenbavfe, bag Soibfenboot ; — fish, bcv ^pilotfifd); — 's wages, bie ^Joti)fcngebuf)v ; — water, &« Eip. ?Dti)fcn= (obcv Sot^gmanng Sat)v=) aBaffcv. To PILOT, V. a. lot^fen, P:f ncvu ; to — a ship out fofa harbour ur river), JV. T. cin "Sdjiff aiiglotl)fcn. PILOTAGE,*, btc !i!oti)fcngcbiibv; — inwards, bie 2ptf)fcngcbii[)v beim (*iu= gang ; — outwards, rie Sotf)fcngcbiit)v beim Sliiggang. PILOTING,'.?, couimon — , bie 2ot^fcn= fuiift; proper — , bie Stcncvmanng= funfi. PILOUS adj. feaavig, voll .^aare. PII>SER, s. bic>JJad)tmottc, ^id)tmottc. PIMENTO, 3. ber fgimenr, 3amvjica' ^feffev, bie ncue aBiivje. PIMP. s. bcv Jlnpplcv, .t^uveninirtb To PIMP, j>. a. fuppclii, .^nvcnroivt^' fcfjaft tvcibcn. PLMPERNEL, > J. bic -pimpineHc [San- PIMPINEL, 5 guisorba pinqiinella — J..) PIMPILLO, s. bie iubiantfdje Scig< (Cactus opuntia — /,.}. PIMPLE, s. btc (^innc, bag 93(dgc^cn. PIMPLED, adj. finnig. PIN, s. 1, btc(2te;f=)Sflabe(; 2. bev 9lagcl, Q3oljcn, 5pf(ocf, aSivbcl (an einem Snftvumcntc), bie "Scfcvaube ; 3. ber ®viffcl ; 4. .^egel; 5. Slfcf im *jlnge; curling — , bie .^aavuabcl; — of wood, bev (bSljevne) 5pfl0(f ; I care not a — , id) fva,]e nid)tS banad) ; — afore, bag ?d^d)en jum iBovftedcn; — bit, bag 33obvcifcn, bic S8oI)vfpi^c ; — case, bic ^^abetbiicbfe ; — cracks, Mill. T btc !leincnv£pa(tcn inStein= fobJenbcvgwevfen, aug wc(d;cn bofe SBcttfv augjie[)en ; — cushion, bag SJabe^fiffcn ; — dust, ber ?^eilfiaub ber SfJablcv ; — feather, bte 5)une, StPppe((iungCV3SogeI) ; — feathered, noc^ nic^t fliiggc; — files, (Spi:^vtn= ge fiiv bic iJfabkv; — fold, ter ^fcvct), bie 6iirbc; — hole, bev 9ta= bclfltd), bag' ficine 2od) ; — maker, bcv iNablcv ; — makirig, bag Sflablcrs f)aiib>uevf; —money, bag ^iabclgctb ; — tail duck, bcv -^Jfcilfdjwanj, bie @pt|ente ; — tongs, pi. .w. r. bic Sd)ieb5angcn ; — vice, bcv ^cbcv^ fcilHoben ; — wire, ?labclbva[)t. ToPiN, !;. rt. 1. ftccfcn, anflccfcn, bcf= ten, anbeften, (bcfonbevg mit etccf- nabetrt) bcfefiigcn, annagein, cin= fdjvaubcn; 2. cinfc^ltcfjcn [vid. 'n Pks) ; to — one's opinion upon another man's sleeve, cincg Sliibevn SlJJeiuung blinbliugg folgcn ; to — down, fcft= madjeii, binbcn; to — up, auf= flecfcn, auffcbiivjcn. PINASTER, s. bev ^pinedjlcv, ik m]ii (^icbte {Piiius pinaster — ■ A). PINCERS, s. pi. s. T. bic 3'if)nj;i"flf' bcr^Pelican; bag 58Iafenftciii5dugcl= djcn: Typ. r/L. bte 6ovvectuv5angc ; (Jtneip=)3ange ; Jllancn, ©dbelc^en (bev Xbicrc, ^nfccten). To PINCH, V. a. (a_gt ; pinching-tongs, s.p.'. bag jivdllfcltifcn. PINCH, s. i. bev jlniff, Jl'ntpp, ^micf : 2. vidg. bic Jllciitmc, 'Jlngfi, 'JJotb : bev 5)vnd; — of snuff, bie -^Jvicfs Sabaf ; to be at a — , in ber JJicmmc fe»n ; — fist, — penny, vii/g. bCV "Silt,, Jlnirfcv, vnig. *4>fcniiigfiid)fcv. PINCHBECK, s. bag ^vinjutctaK, bev 3;ombacf. PINCHER, s. ber Jlneipenbe; @cii= f)alg. PINDARIC, 1. s. bic pinbarifdjc L'br ; II. adj. pinbavifd). PINE, s. bic 8id)tc, bev 3;id)tcnlmuni — apple, bcv 3irf)tcnapfef, gid)tcn- japfen ; bic 5llianag ; kernel of a — apple, bic $tmpcvnu0 ; — brancli, bcr S'id)ten5n)cig ; — creeper, bcv 5id) = tculdufcv, iUanfliigcI ; — gross-beak. bcv gvofie Jtcvnbciijev, «\i^tenbacfev; — grove, bcv 5id)tenwalb, (5id)ten= bain ; — mnrtin, bcv Jtiefcvmavbcv ^ninmrnavbcv; — ibistie. bie blant 3)iitcl ; — tree, bcv 5vid)tcnbaiim five leaved — tree, bcV ^irbclbaitm. 30- PIPE PIST PITH n» PiNt, V. n ftc^ nb^rmcn, fic^ dlj= le^i'cn, Icibnt; ftc^ (iibev fat] etiuaS un ©ttUeii) gviimeii ; 'jammern, triiiient ; ft^ fcl}rtcn, fd[)moct){eti (— for or after, Itac^ etwaS) ; to — away, yov ®rain ycrue^m. I'lNEAL GLAND, s. bie 3irbelbriifc. prNERV. «. bag S;rctb^au« ober ©eet fiir Sluauas. I'iNiON, s. 1. bie Slugetfvi^c; 2. ^fec^unnge, bet SUigel ; yebertiel ; 3. ias ©etriebf, bet ^iftebcl ; pinions, jii. btc .^anbfcffeln ; — facing tools, bie gacetten:$oIitniard)iuc ; — gage, bas JTvicbmu^ ; — wire, i>iv Sticb^ bta^t (fitt U()tmncf)et). To PINION, v.a.i. bie f^titgel Binben obet la^incti ; 2. (bie .§aiibe niif ben atiicfen) bii'.bcit, feffedt, }itfammeu= f(^tiiiteit. PINIONED, flrfj. befci)n)iiigt. PINK, s. 1. bie spinfe (etrt Saflfc^iff); 2. bie ©pi^c, ber Oivfct, I)i,i4fle ©tab; 3. bie 9lelfe, gelbnelfe; 4. ( — colour) 9Jelfetifavbe, i^leifd^fntbe, baS SBIa^tot^ ; 5. ©tiiubliiig ; —eyed, blin5(iiigiij; — needle, T. bie btei= fc^iteibige (i)of)le) 3'iVf"nbcI, ber 2;tofat; — paper, bla9rot()e8 5Pa= pier; — root, bie SRelfennjutjet au« jJinri)lanb; — saucer, bas ©(|mtn{= fdjcild^en ; — slerned, JV. T. ITlit f^at:" fcnv (fci;malcnt) ^intetf^eil. lo PINK, V. a. 1. a\i§i)cid(\i, (iMf^nd- bett, burdjficc^ftt; 2. ?;«'-r. niit ciiiem fteinen 2)egeu oetmimbeit; pinking iron, ba3 Jtuc^ennibiteii. ■•INNACE, s. bie ^inafff, ba« ffeitte iJicnnfctiff, Sagbfc^iff (iiiit SJubertt uiib Scgefii) ; — of a galley, beg ^eifd^iff bei eiiiet ©aleere, @alee= renboot. PINNACLE, s. 1. bcrSv'fetbiirm etrte« ©ebciiibeS, bie Siit'if; 2. fg-. bie ©Vi&f. bet ©ipfcl, ^ijcbfle (Mxab. To PINNACLE, V. a. iiiit 3:bitrmen, Siiineit, ©ipfelit »crfcl;cii Pbcrfci;mii= rfen. PINNATE, Pinnated, alj. gefiifbert ; — grouse, has ,^aibe^u{)n, '$rairic^u^u, <^.0\)itV])\l^\l (Tetrao euptdo — /J; a —leaf, B. T. tin geficbcrtc« ^latt. piNNATiPED, aiij. iiiit (Sd)wimmfii= Kn, fc^n)immfii9tg. PINNER, s. 1. bet ^aubenfliigel; bie Sliigelf)rtube ; 2. bet *J}abler; 3. @c{)afcr, ^utbenaiiffeljer. PLNNOCK, 5. bie iBifife. PINT, s. bie (englifrf)e) ^:pinte, ^cilbc ,ftaiiiie, baS DIoficl. PINTLE, s. ber eiferae Savfcn, 5ppe(f ; JV. T. ber 9Juber^iifen. piNULES, s.pi. T. bie 5«iftre am ?lf}ro= labium. PIONEER, s. ber Sc^aujgraber. PIONV, s. vid. Pkony. PIOUS (ado. — i.y), adj. fromm, QOttti- fiird)tig, reIigio«, gottfelig. PIP, s. 1. ber »Pftvp«, 5pipp«; 2. bas 5luge (in ber jlarte) ; 3. ber 5JpfeU fern (obct jeber langliite Jtern). 7'o PIP. V. n. piepen, pfeifen (wie ctn 33ogeI). PiPE,s. 1. bte ^Pfeifc; ^aba!3pfeife ; JTiiUjre; ber 9i6brfno(^en; 2. bie Siiftri.it)re, Jte^lc; 3. 'ber ,ftlang ber Stimme; 4. bie *)3ipe (baS laiige [aBein--]$ag); 5. einc Urfunbe in bcr Scfa^fammer; rural (or oaten) — . bie .^irfenpfcife, ba« ©d)afer= vo^r; wind ^, bie Siiftro&re; — clay, ber ^feifentbon, bie -Spfeifeucrbe ; — fish, ber sjio^reiiftfd), 5Pfcifcnftfd) (Siina-n/itlms — D ; — maccaroriies, 9iobrd;cnuubelrt ; —office, bte 9hi§fer= itgunggfanjellei ui ber (gd)a^fam= mer; —stake, ber -gornambog; — .308 iree?ber fpanif(^e ^olnniit xsyringa vulgaris — /,.). To PIPE, V. a. & n. 1. pfeifen, auf ber *;}Jfctfe fpielen ; 2. quiefen, fdjreien. PIPER, s. ber 5)ifcifcr, ©acfpfeifer; — fish, ber i^ornfifd). PIPING, adj. ftebenb, wallenb ; — hot, vuiff. briil^ei^. PIPKIN, s. bag Sopfc^en. PIPPIN,.?, ber ^ippiu=2lpfcl ; $ome= vanjenfern ; gold — , ber ©olbpippin. PIQUANCY, .s.tas ©tcc^cube, Sc^arfe, Sei^enbe, Streiige. PIQUANT (ado. — ly), adj. flec^enb, fc^arf, bctpeub. PIQUB, s. 1. ber ©roll, ^a^, 3ns grtmiiv; bie @mpfinblid)feit; 2. ber $unEt; 3. ba§ ©eliipe; 4. ber (Sed)f5iger(eiu5piquet) ; —of honour, tcr (S^renpuutt, bag (S^rgefubl. To PIQUE, V. i.rt. 1. rei^en, nufprbern; 2. beipenb flidicln, beleibigen, auf= bringen ; IL n. einen (Sedjgjigcr ma= d)en ; to — one's self on . . , ftc^ fluf (troaS ju ®ute t()nn. To PIQUEER, PIQUEERER, vid. To PIQUET, !s. 1. bag gJiquetfptel; 2. vid. Picket. PIRACY, .9. 1. bie (geerauberei ; 2. 9Iugfd)rei6erei, ber litetatifAe S)tcb= flat)!, 91acfebrucf. PIRATE, s. 1. ber Sccrauber, 3iau= ber; 2. ^lugfcbteiber; (— printer), Starfcbrudet ; — ediiion, ber 9lac^= brurf ; fresh water — , ber Dftauber auf gUiffcn. To PIRATE, V. I. V. Seetanberet trei= ben ; II. a. cin '^lagiat (einen Iitcra= vtf^en Siebfiabl) bcgeiien, augfc^rci= ben; nac^brucfen. PIRATICAL (ado.— ly), adj. (ree=)raU= berifc^; — printer, ber 9{ac^brucfer. PIROGUE, Pbriagiia, s. bie i'itogue. PISCARY, s. bag 3'ied)t ju fifd)eii. PISCATION, s. bie g{fd)f rci, ber 3ifc^= fang. PISCATORY, adj. ?iur (^tf^eret geprig ; " — eclogues, gifd)ergebid)fe. PISCES, s. pi. jist. T. bie 5ifc6c. PISCINE, adj. ju gifd)en ge()6rig. PISCIVOROUS, adj. Sifc^c freffelib. PISJI! in«. pfui' wegbamit! To PISH, V. n. pfui fagen, iSerad)tung bejeigcn. PISIFORM, adj. erbfenfotniig. PISMIRE, s. bie Qlmcife, Seid)amcife. PISOLITE, s. vid. Pea-Stone. PISS, s. ber Urin, i§arn, vu'g. btc $iffc, (Seiche ;_—-a-i)ed, vuig. ber ikttpiffer; bie &eid)blume, ipfaffcn= platte. To pjss, V. n. aOaffer laffen, |atncn, vuig. piffeii, fcidjen. PissASPHALT, «. ber ober bag Serg= f^ecr. PISTACHIO, s. bie ^PifJajie ; — tree, bcr ^ifiajienbaum. PISTACITE, s. ber ^^pifiacit, (Spibot. PiSTAREEN,,9.cine portugicfifite @i[= bermiinse »pn 6 @rofd)en. PISTIL, .?. i?. T. bie ^iilille, 5Pefrud)= lungSriJbre, bcr (iucifalicfcc) (Btani- tocg in 331iitf)en. PISTOL, .? bie ^iCiftoIe; — bag (— case), bie ^ifiolenbalftcr; — flask, ein ^iftoIeupuIyerbiH'n; •— proof, fcfcuf;fcft ; — shot, ber Spifiolcnfdjug. To PISTOL, v. a. mit cinct spifiole fc^iepen. PISTOLE, s. bie 5pif!ole (©olbmiinje). PISTOLET, «. bie Heine ^iftofe, bag Serjerol, col. bcr <&acfpufcr. PISTON, s. ber ©tempcl (in cincr ^>nmpe, u. f. n\) ^ifton (m cincr $evcuftunigflintc) ; — rod, Me StoU bcnjiangc. PIT, s. 1. bte ©rube ; .§6ble, Jtefe SScrttefung, ber ©raben, S;eic^ ; bal ©rab ; ber 5lbgrunb ; 2. sp. T. ber CC^ ; black as — , ped)fd)njatj ; to fly a very high — , febr bod) flic= gen ; to the highest — , anf isag 5Icu= ^cvfic ; mineral — , bag (Srb^Jcci^ ; baj- f am of — , oil of — , bag ^i6)'i{ ; — cap, bie ^ecbbaube; — coal, bie $cd)(ftcin=)fol)le; — dark, f^p(ffin= fier; — farthing, s. SSappcn unb (sdjrift (cin feifc; —pine (— tree), lie $ed)tanne, ^arjtanne ; — stone, bet $ed}ficin. T.< PITCH, V. a. piemen, scrpic^en; fdjroarjen ; *crbunfetu ; to — a ship, cin (Sd>iff t^ecren ; to — the seams of a .ohip, bie 3lr. 3!nncrr, bcr Jtern, bic Sttaft ; bag ilejie, 2]ors jiiglicbfie, bie Ouinfeffcnj ; 3. bet yjacljbrndf; — of a qiiiii, bte feed* etner (^eber ; — of a tree, bag ^cbbig (2)iarf) eineg SBaumeg. PITHILY, ndr. ntarfig ; fcrnig ; ftof» tig, cucrgifd), mit 9Jad)bru(f. PITHINJ'BS, .^ baa 9}Jattigc; b{i PLAC PLAN PLAS 'Stcivfc, .^raft, ^ernigteit, bet ^ad)- I'lTiiLESS, adj. iitarftoS, fc^wac^, fraftlol PITHV, adj. 1. !crnt3; mavttf? ; 2. fnifttg, flarf, eiienitfit, iiact)tirucflt(t. PITIABLE, adj. cvbiiriiiltcft, ai'infcltfl, elcnb ; — ness, s. bte (Srbarmli^tett, Slnnfcltgtcit. PITIFUL {adv. — ly), adj. 1. crbai'm= Itc^, flajjlid), cleiib, tiMurtg ; 2. t>cr= ac^tli^; — ness, s. 1. bte (Svbanii: li^Uit, bas (Sleiib; a)Jttlctb: 2. bte gSevac^tltc^feit. PITILESS ((i(te. — ly), adj. tlllbantt= tjerjig, (jcfu()[(o«, iiiibcnutlcibet; — ness, s. bte UnbttrmbcritqEeit, ■Qatte, ©cfitbHoftflfett. PITTANCE, s. 1. bte ^Portion (tit ^18= flci-n) ; 2. bcr {[eiiie 3;§ctl, ba8 32e= ttige, 58i«c^eu. PHTED, part. (»01t To Pit), mit Oviibc^Ctl ; — with the small pox, Uttt SOIatteniaibett; blattcniarbig, ^jocfeiti flriibiji. PITUITARY, adj. fcfifeimfitbrcnb ; ^. T-s. — gland, bte ©c^tetmbtiife; — membrane, bie ©cfeletntbaut. PITUITE, s. bet (gc^Ictllt. PITUITOUS, (irf/. fc^lctmtiv »cifc^Ieimt. PITY, s. bn8 a^itleib, ©rbarmett ; to take (have) — on ... , 3JiitUibcit ()a= itn mit . . , ; for — 's sake, lini ®pt= US aKiUcit; it is a — , e§ tfl ©(^abe ; it is a thousand pities, e§ ifi eivig Sdjabc. To PITY, ». a. Bemitletbeii, iKbaucni ; ficf) crbarmcm. PIVOT, g. bcr 3apfeit, bie ?liiget, ber Stiff, um roelc^eu obcr auf lueld^em fid) etmaS bvcbt ; — screw, bie 3iil?cttel. To PLACARD, r a. (iiiittclfl x'Iiifd)Iaa«) ijffeutltd) befamit mac^cit, aufc^W; geit. PLACE, s. 1. ber ^piafe, dlaxm. Drt, SBobitort, (3[Bo^n--)Si% ; bieStcitte, Statt, Stcile; Dei-tlid)feit; 2. baS Slmt, ber 'Dicnfl, bie StcUe, (Sonbt= tioii; 3. bev.^aui], iStaiib; of this—, Soulier, (aU=)l)ier; bte^g ; of that — , «oit biu't, bortig, bafig ; at this — , ^ier (bcftiiblid)), ^ieftgeii Ort«; at your — , bei3f)itfii, flitf 3f)rcm ^la^t, bafelbfi, bort; for this — , M. E. fluf ^tcr ; ill tiie first — , jiterfl, ^uoorberji ; in some — . iri^eiibtuo ; to give — ,betl Stang laffeii, wcii^eii; to have — , ©tatt biibfit; to take — , ^laft flret^ fen, ©tatt ftubcii ; to take — of one, ben dtauii yor ciiiem f)aben, i[)m oor= flcbcil ; J\r. K-s. — of exchange, bet aBed)fe(pIa(} ; — of payment, ber 3'lbIlIllflSpla^; — of scripture, bie ©ibelftelle, ScbriftfteUe; — man, ber ijfeittlid)e ySeamte. 7b PLACR, r. n. 1. flelleii, fefeett, Ie= qeii; aiificlleit; 2. iiuterbriitqeii, an= briiigeit, aii(e(3en(ciu (5apita[); to — a cannon, eiiie Jlaitoiie aiifvflaitseit ; •V. E-.1. to — out money, ©tiber (ailf ■SiiVotbe!; aitsleibcii, aitStbun, untcr= brillgen, anicqeu ; to — a sum against . . , eitie ©umme ualibireii ffliUtig feDit laffeii) gegcn . . ; eiiie ©uiiime biid;eu gegeti . . ; to — to one's ac- count, nuf SSecbnung fefeen Dber fiel= leit; to — behind, ^itltillt fe^eit ; to — out, attftellen, untcrbrtngeii, «er= forgctt; ocrfetjen ; to — up, auffteU icit; placed anew, umgefe^t. PLACENTA, .9. ^. T. bcr DJIuttcrfuc^ctt, bie S^lac^gebitrt. PLACER, s. bcr Stettenbe u. f. w. vid. To Place. PLACID (adv. — ly), adj. milb; fittlft, gclaffcit, riit)ig, frpmin. PLACIDNESS, I s. bie 'Sflilht, Ianetrtrifd), bie 5piancten betrcffcnb ; 2. fic^ brc^enb ; trrenb. PLANETED, adj. jn bcn ^ptanctcrt ge= bijvig. PLANlFOLtOUS, adj. B. T. mit cin^- fa^ nebeitcinaubcr fic'^eiibcn Sliita tern. PLANIMETRTCAL (— ic), adj. Mat. T. planimctrifd), pd)enmet5fu"nbig. PLANIMETRY, *•. Mat. T. btC ^lantlUC^ trie, 5(ad)enincgtunft. PLANIPETALOUS, adj. B. T.pl«tt6lat= tcrig, mit flad)cn 23Idttern. To PLANISH, V. a. phtt fdilagen ; glat:: ten, polircn ; planircn ; planishing hammer, bcr -^(aiiirbantmcr, (2}>ann= baminer; pl.anishing stake, ber ^la- nirambog. PLANISPHERE, s. ba« ^lanifv^vtitm, bcr ^Maniglpb, bic (S-rb= pbcr .0im= melstugclfarfc. PLANK, s. bie 5p(anfe, 3?pf)Ie, baS Srett-bteSpfpftc; Typ.T.t)u;id)S; 2. bcr ©e(}ling; 3. bie Bufj= fot)le ; — animal, submarine — . bcc 3pppbt)t, bieSibifipflanse, baS 5Pflan- jcntbier; — cane, bie nrfpriinglid)eu (au§ bent ^cim erjengten) 3iider= rpbrpfjanjen ; — louse, bie Slafttaii'j. To PLANT, V. a. Sr n. 1. pffaitjcn, bc' pflnnjen, anpffansen, fet^cn ; l)iit= pflanjen ; anfpflanjen ; 2. /^. ctu= ric^tcii, beftcUcn, fcftfeljen, anlegeu, fliften. PLANTAIN, .?. (— tree), bcr 5pifang, bic *ParabtcSfeige (Musa — /..). PLANTATION, s. 1. baS ^PfTanjcn, bic sppanjfcfeulc, ^.^Inlage, 2lin>ffaii«ung ; 2. 5^f(anjnng, Slnftcbcliing, ©pfpnie ; 3. bie ©riinbnng, ©tiftniig, (Sinfiif)= rung ; — trade, M. E. ber gplpuies ban'bcf, .<5anbel unmittclbar mit bcn ^olpnifien. PLANTER, s. 1. ber ^flanjer, ber$rp= bucent rober ?laturerjcngniffc (»ou 3u(fcr, Jtaffcc u. f. ».)•, Qlubaucr, 9lnfieblcr, gplpnifl ; 2. ®riinbcr. ©tifter. PLANTICLE, s. bte jungc ^ftanje, ba^S sppnjc^en. PLANTING, s.ba« 5)3flrtn5en ; bie 5pf{ans jung ; — cane, vid. Plant-cane ; — stales, 51Sflanjfiaatcn ; — stick, be: ^Pflanjflocf. PLASH, s. 1. bie ^Pfiife?, Sad)e; 2 bcj 30!) PLAT PLEA PLED tialb ftHflcfdjuittfttc ^wt'uj obcr SIjl To PLASH, V. 1. a. 3weige flcdjteit ; ht= fcbncibeit, fappcii; II. n. pliitfcfeeni; aiifeii(i)tcn. PLASHY, fl(//.fumpfi3, fc^(ammig.i PLASM, s. b'ie (Uv=)(^onn (ro. it.). PLASMATIC, Plasmatical, adj. vid. Plastic. PLASTER, s. 1. iciS ^Pflaflri: ; 2. bcv il'Joi-tel ; @ipsi ; — of Paris, bCt ©titcf, fctiif ^ip^inortel ; — figures, ©ipSftflUlCll; —stone, bn- @ip«. To PLASTER, c. a. 1. eiit -^Jffafiev auf= legcii ; 2. intt ajjortcl iiberjiebcii, bcrnppcit, gi}>ffii, tiiiidn'it/ ab^u§cn ; 3. to — over, CO.'. (jig), nt>fi-tiuict)eii, bcbedfii. PLASTERER, s. bcv ©ipfer; Stittfa^ turatljeitfv. PLASTERING, s. ba8 SBcwcrfeit (mtt lUJortcl), bev 9Iii»itvf, sDeivuvf. PLASTIC, larij. vl'iftifit, biltenb, PLASTICAL, 5 icl)lnn'cvifc^. l'LASTRO^f, s. bcr 5iU-uftf)aniifdv bas s8nift|1u(f, SBriiftkbcv (bet gcc:^t= ubungeii). PLAT, «.!.(— of si-ound), iaS Stiicf ^aiib ; btc iUJattf ; 2. vid. Pi^te ; JV". r. bie (SeffilVtC; — band, T. ba« l"i-t)miile SBrctt, sBIumeitfiucf ; ./JjcA. r. bff ©tiivj, ©ttinipf. PLATANE, s. vid. Plank-tree. PLATE, s. 1. bie ^latte ; 2. bcv (copper .~r steel — , ^itpfer= Dbcr ®taf)(=) ©tid); 3. ber Seller; 4. baS @ilbcv= (^efc^ivr, S;ifcftgcfd)in-; cevavbeitctc Stlbev; 5. bte STfuftuitj], bcv t§ai-= iiifc^; 6. bcr ^iiifafe, bie ©iiilage; 7. H. r. bfv Silbcvpfeiiuii]; — of a watch, bie i8obenfc^cibceiiiev2;afc^cn= Uljr; thin — , baS Slcd) ; —basket, :— carrier), bcr S^cllcrfprb ; — but- lon, bcr golbeiie obcr ulbevnc Jluopf ; — candlestick, bcv fllbcrilC ScilcftteV; — cover, bev Xellerbecfef, ©c^ider ; — glass. ba« ©piegcIglaS ; — layer, bcv iSc^iciieulef|cr(rtiif ©ifciibaf)ncu) ; — paper, ba« Jtiipferbvuifpaptcr ; — rails, 5lJIattfri)ienen (auf ©ireiiba^^ lien); — .«heers, ]>i. bie IBIcc^fc^evc ; — warmer, bcv S^cIIerroaviiicv ; — wheel, baS ©tunbciirab ht eiiicv lU;v. .7«PL.vrE. r. n. 1. vlittivcit, itbcvjic* heii, bclcgcrt; 2. $u ^lecft (biiuii) f^lageit; 3. mtt ciiicm §ariiifc^e be= fleibeit, vnnsevii. PLATEN, s. Typ. T. bcV Sitcgcl ciltCV 33ud)brudcvpveffc, bie ^vud tafcl. PLATFORM, s. 1. bev plattc ©ivfcf, bie sptittte ; 2. ba§ fl'id)e 2}ad), bcv ?[(= tnt^.^ 3. Oun. T. bie (2Ba(l= obcr !2tud=jg3ettimi} ; h>wfcid)cit 4. j\'. t. SSriide ait weldie ecbiffc ^itiit Si>fd)cit ankgcn ; b»is obcre 5?crbcd, bcr Ue= bertaitf ; a turning — , r. eiiit 3)rcb= fd^cibe (jutit SBciibcu bcv28iineit, auf ©tfciibat;iieu) ; 5. bev Ovuitbrtp, @itt= TOUVf, lit.Srfiff.'^\m. PLATINA, s. bie ^Platiita, ba§ (Sd;wer= ft I bev, .galbfilbcv, wcipe ®elb. PLATONIC (— cal), m[j. platoniffb ; — love, bie (Vlatotiifd)e) bloB flei(iigc ?iebe; — year, Chron. bilS platoili= fcbc 3abr. PLATONISM, K. bie vlatt^nifdjc 5]S[)i(r= fopbie, baj <2t)ftcm bc§ ^plato. PL.VTONIST, s. bcr '^ilatoiiifcr. v.. PLATONIZE. V. n. bctl ?cf)rcit bc3 i^Iato folgett, vlatoiiiftvtii. PLATOON, s. bag SPeletoii, bie Slottt (Solbaten). PL.vrTKR, s. 1. bie ffadie iiffel; bev bMjevnc 2:cIIer, bie Sd)iiffet; 2. btr SfBcbcr, gicdtter; —faced, viUitigfeit ; 6. a3e= iveguug, Sliucguiig ; 7/ Sreibeit ftd) jii bcujcgcii, ju baiibclji ; (full — ), bev Spielvgiint, fveie ?auJ;.fojii — , bag falfc^c Spiel, bie ©iibevet, ©c^elmc^ vei ; to bring in — , ill @nttg bringen ; to come in — . t'tt @aitg fdninieit; to give the — , beiiii SBcttvciuicti ben Sovvang gcminucn ; to give one fair — , ciucn reditlid) bebanbclit ; to hold (keep) in—, vergcblid)aiifl)altcii, [)iii= baltcu; — bill, bcv itomi.ibicit}C«cl; — book, bag Jtomi5bieirb:id); — dav, bev ©pieltag, ©cbidfcicvtag ; — deiit, bie @picl)cbulb ; — fellow'(— mate), bev 2}Jitfpiclcv ; Spiclcaiuerab, @e= fpiclc ; — hour, bie Spidftiiiibc, (Sr= bolunggflunbc ; —house, bag Sd)aii= fpicU)aug»— thing, bag Spiclsetig, Spielwcvt; — Wright, bev Sd;au= fptclfd)vcibcv. PLAYi'Jl, s. 1. bev Gpiclcv ; 2. Scbau= fpielcv; 3. aJiiifjiggangev, S^aubler ; 4. ©cba!cv; 5. $piif)citveipev. PLAYFUL (adv. — i.y), adj. fpiclcub, fd)eviil)aft, niutbiuiflig ; — ness. .?. bie Spiclerei, Sd;evsl)aftigEctt, 2Kutb= wiUigfeit. PLAYING, .9. bag Spiclcn, ®piel ; — cards, ©pielfavten. PLAYSOMK, ndj. iitiitbiuiUig, Icid)t= fertig ; fpiclevifd) : — ness, s. bcv 3}Jutl)»illc, bie geic^tfcvtigtcif, Spie= Icvci, PLEA. ..^. X. r. 1. bev SJcc^fgf^aiibcl, !Bvojc)i; 2. bie aSertbcibigungsvcbc; ©iurcbc; 3. 3lngrebc, Jlu'gfludit, (§iit|d)ulbigung ; Sorflellung ; />. vvv. — dilatory, bie Deiji.igcvlid)e obcv bi= IatOVifd)C (SillvcbC; —in abatement, bie (Sinvcbc bcr falfd) aiigcftcllten •^.'''9'^; — in bar. bic pcvciittorifd)c (SinvebC ; — in law, bic (STCCptiDll, bcv ©inwurf; pleas of the crown. SUccbtSbanbcI im Olanicu beg jtiiitigg iiHb fiiv ben Jtiinig. T^-PLEAn, V. a. &■'■„. 1. (rcd)(Iiif)) er= Svtevn, aiigmad)cn ; aufiibveii, bci= bringen ; uorgebcn, yorfd)ii^cu ; 2. l. T-s. vox ©enc^t rebeu obcr autoor* ten; ))vo5cffiven, vcdjtcn, ftvcitcn; (to — a cause), ciiicrt -^vpjcfi (alg 3lb= »ocat) fiibren ; to — in bar, pevent= forifc^ crctpircn ; to — by covin, cols liibircit, mit bcr ©cgenpartci einucr- fianbtii fcpu ; to — guilty, bie Stiagt ancrfcnncn; to — ignorance, fid) mtt Uimiffenbcit entfd)ulbigcn ; to — sickness, fic^ mit JtrauEI)eit entf^nU bigen. PLEADABLE, adj. (alg O^cdltggVUUb) aiifiil)vbav, vcdjtggiUtig, tviftig, ju cvs ortcvn, i(u ycvtljcibigcn. PLEADER, s. 1. bev iBcvtfictbigev, 51b= UDcat, Sacbwaltcv; ©cgnev, bie (pro^ jcffircnbc) ^^pavfci; 3. bcr bie ©trcit- fcbviftcn (im Spvt?jcffc) ycvfd)afft. PLEADING, pi. bic Stveitfd)riftcn (im ^rojcffc). PLEAS.\NT iadv. — ly), adj. i. aiigcs ncl)m ; 2. mnnter, lujlig, frob, u'er= gniigt; fcbcvubaft; — ness, .t. bie 3lu= ncbmlidtfeit, iJebbaftigfcit, ?uftigfcit, PLEASANTRY, s. l/bic ^'ufligtcit, Svoblid)fcit; afecfcvci; 2. bevScibcrj. Spaft, m^. To PLEASE, V. a. &r n. gcfaUcn, ycvgniis gen, cvgii^eit; bcfri'cbigen, befanfti* gen; bclicbcu, gcrubeii; may it — your honour, (§\v. ©nabcii bclicbeu, Dcrjcibcn, u. f. w. ; if you — , wcnu eg i^b'ifii flf faUig i)l ; only to — you, btojj aug ©cfalligfcit fiir ©ie ; — to enter, bcliebcu ©ic binfitt Sit gebf"; if God— (or — God), fo ®Ott luill; to — one's self, or to be pleased with . ., (Sefajlcit obcv fein aScvgniigcn an c't* wag finben ; —yourself, bcbicnen ©it ftc^, wablen @ie nad> 3b>'c»t ®efaU Icn ; I am not pleased with it, eg ge» fallt mir nic^t; to be pleased, befne= bigt pber jufriebcn fcin; belicbcn; are you not yet pleased? babcu ©ie nofb llicbt geiiug V hard to be plea,s. bcr ©efalligt, ®cfall= PLEASEU, 5 fiid)tigc, ©d)nicici)lcv ©pcid)cllccfcv, 55uc^gfc^wanjer. PLEASING (adv. — ly), adj. gcfallig, angcnebm ; — ness,«. bie 5l'nnebmlicb* fcit, S*icblic^fcit. PLEASURABLE (adv. — ly), adj. Ongc= nel)ni, ergij^lid), reisenb; — ne.ss, s. bie 91nnebiitlid)fcit, g-vgii^Iicbfcif. PLEASURE, .«. 1. bag Q^crguiigcn, bie Suft, Svcubc. aBoiinc ; 2. bcr @cfal= Icn, bie ©cfalligfcit; bag ®cfallcn, Seliebcn, ©utbiinfcn, bcr 23iltc; to take — in . . , (fcin) a^cvgniigen babeii an . . ; at — , »ac^ aBillfiibv,' nad) ©«=■ fallen, iia^ ikliebcn ; at his (own) — , nac^ fciucm iUiieben ; you may say your — , feie ntogcn fagcn wag ©ie ropflcU; (what's) your —? )vn8 bclicbt (3f)neu)? —boat, bag ?ufl= l/Dot ; — gioiiiid, bfvSuftplafe, a^iafen* pla^, bic Slnlagcn. To PLEASURE, v. a. gcfalfcn, pcrgniis gen ; wilifabren ; to — with . . , ciiicn ©cfallcu t^un mit . . . , aug^elfen mit . . . PLEASUREFUL. ndj. niigcucbnt (W. ti.). PLEASURIST, s. bcr aScltling (nj. ii.). PLEBEIAN, I. s. bcr ^plebcjcr, gemeiue ■SRann ; ll. adj. aiig bent Solfe, un= abclig, biirgerlii^ : gemcin pRbclbaft. PLFJDCE, s. 1. bag^^fanb, Unterpfaub. bie iMirgfcfcaft, ©icbcrbcit; 2. bet Siirge, ©citJel; 3. bag 3utviufcit; bie 6Tniicbevung auf jugebrac^tcif Xvunt, ber i^efc^cib ; to hold in — alg llntevpfanb bflben; to nut in — uevpfanbeu PLIG PLUG PLUM T« ri-EDGE, V. a. 1. Ber).ifanbcit, jum ^jjfaiitc fcfecii obcr eittff fecii, vcffcfecii ; tiird) ciii Untcrpfanb llcfjcvn, jiift= dicni; 2. jutriiifctt; bfit jugcbra^tcn :XnmE aniicljiiicu, cvmicbetii, etiiem SBffd^ctb ti)UM. 1'LEDGEE, s. bcr ipfanbnf^mcr. ('LEDGER, s. 1. bcr ^^jfaiibgfbcr, 9Ser= j)fanbcr ; 2. 3itfrtiifeitbe ; ^Sefdjdb- t(;ucnbf. PLEDGET, s. .5. T. bci' t^cbcviueigcl, ba« SBauff^ftfti uoit niiiogcfafeUet S!cim«aiib, 5)ni(flaV)j(f)er., bte (5oiu= Vreffc, 22iiubfafer. PLEIADS, s. .^st. T. bic ^plejabeii, baS Siebcujicfttnt. PLENARiLY, adv. ganjlt^, uoUig, ganj uub j^cir. PLENAUiNESS, s. bic 93oUflanbig!cif. PLENARITY, s. L. T. bte 3cif, fc" CtUC ^friiube bcfc^t ill. PLENARV, adj. yinlig, yollfiaiibtg, ooU- fomnici! ; — rnduigence, bcv yoUfom= inciie Slbhip. PLENirxwARY, adj. juiii SSoIliuonbc getliji'ij]. PLENJPOTEN'CE, s. bte 23olImad)f, freieSOJac^t nub OcWalf, frcic 4?iiiib. PLEMPOTBXT, wij. bcaoLlmcic^tt'flt. PLENIPOTENTL\RY, I. s. bft ^CSOfU inadjttijtc, iiiit uitOcfc^ranttcr 33oU= mac^t iH-rfcbcite ©cfanbte; ll. adj. mit ooUcv 3)?ad)t yevfetjcii. PLENiST, s. ber fciiieit Icevfit 3?aum jugcbcnbe '$l}ilofopI), ^Iciiift. PLENITUDE, s. 1. btegiiUe, ber Uetfr= fiiig; 2. bie aSollftaitbigfcit, QSoUgcs jmilt; 3. Med. T. 'i^oUblutigteit. PLENTEOUS (ado. — ly), ni/;. »OlI, iiberfliifitg, reid;, eraicbig, fnicfctbar ; — ness. s. bte gillie, (ifrgtebtgteit, 9ieidjlic^fcit ; bcr UebevfiittJ. PLENTIFUL {adn. — ly), ndj. liberfliif^ • fis?< iJberljauft, veidjltc^, fruditbar; —ness, s. ber Ueberpup, bie §iilk, Srud)tbrtrfeit. PLExVTY, s. bie SiiKe, SJcttgc, ber 9ifi^t()uni, Itcberftaji; in—, reic^= lid), tit Ucberpup, PLEONASM, s. Hh. T. bcr 5pIconGSntil8. PLEUOPHORY, s. bie ff)le Ueberjcu= flung {\M. it.). PLETHORA, s. Med. T. bie 93oUHiitig= feit. P1,ETI10R1C, adj. Med. T. IJOlIfaftig, soUbliitig. PLETHORY, s. vid. Pletuoua. PLEURA, s. A. T. bit 3itj>pciif)aut, bill ^ruftfeU. PLEURISY, if. Med. T. biiS cntjimbli(^e (Seitetiftcc^cu, bie ©iitjiitibuitg beS 3lippciifeU«. PLEURITIC, I adj. Med. T. JUllt Set^ PLEURITICAL, \ teitlled)cii gel)i)rig ; mit bein ©citciiiicdjeu be{)flftet. PLIABILITY, s. »»te Pliableness. PLIABLE {adv. — ly), adj. 1. biegfain, gcfc^meibtg; 2. n)ci.c&, leic^t ju iiber= vcbeit, folgfiim; — ness, s. bte 33iefl= famfeit, ©efc^iueibigfeit, 2Beic^l)ett. PLIANT {adv. — ly), adj. vid. Pliable. PLIANTNESS, vid. Pliability. PLICA, s. Med. T. ber SBetd^feljovf- >>•« 5DJal)rf lattc (in Spoleu, piica-poionica). PLICATION, ) s. bas galteu; bie PLICATURE, 5 Scilte, a^unjcl. PLIi!rs, s. pi. bie ^an^^i, S^rafjfjange, iUieg^ar.ge. To PLIGHT, V. a. ucrv'fanben, (an=)ge= lobeu ; to ~ one'.s faith, fein 2Bbrt »er5)fattbett, gcbeu; yerfprcd)cn; my faith is piiL'hted, id) bin verfprod)eit. PLlGHi', s. 1. ber 3nftanb, bie S3efc^af= fenl)cit, baS Sefinben ; 2. 5|]fanb ; in a good — , gefuilb Ultb fiarf ; in a bad — , ungefuiib; in a wofui — , ineinem iiimnierlic^cn 3iip»inbe. PLIGHTER, s. ber, bie, bag ncr^jfiinbct. PLINTH, s. Arch. T. bcr ilBiirfel einer ©ciulc; bie feaiilcttplattc, ^linte; bcr Seificn an bcr 3}iaiier, ber ®itrt= ftin«; bag gupgefiiiis an eiucm ®e= tafel. To PLOD, V. n. i. ficf) nitflrcitgen, ftcb )j(acfen; faucr aibeitcn; 2. iibcr= miigig ftubircii. PLODDER, s. bcr ffijWiX iiiib itusers broffen 2lrbeitciibc ; vu/ir- baS -$laif = {)olj, bcr$lacfcfel;.®iiibler. PLOT, s. 1. biis 5pla^d)cii, bcr %Ud (^vinb) ; 2. bic ^Inpfliin^iiitg ; 3. ber *)Stau, eiiteuvf, ((5)runb=) jRijj ; bie ({Scc=)Jlarte ; 4. ba« (Som^jlptl, ber geliciiite SBunb, bie 93crfd)njLnntug ; 5. 3iitri(jue, gjerfc^iirjung, ber J?no= ten (in etnein Scbaufviele) ; 6. 2;ief= finn, bie ©rfinbungsfrnft; man of—, ber liftige 3}iiinn, Sc^laufopf ; layer of piotsi ber j}?anfeniac^er ; — afo:r — , eiu i^jliin iiber bcit anbern ; tiie — takes, bag <£vifl fd)lagt eiit; — catcher ( — hunter), bcr 3lugebcr einc« (5iJiitvlott§, Spion ; — proof, 5Ber= rittl)cs itberwicfen; — swearer, ber SOJitDctfc^woruc. To PLOT, V. a. A- n. entti'crfen, ein (^cmplott mac^cn, fid) t.icrfd)n.Hn-en ; Sfiante fd)inicbcn; ()ciiiili(^ mit ct= »n§ umgcf)en, e§ anKttelit, nitfvin^ licit ; VDvbaben, tm ©iiiitc t)i'>bcn ; to ■ — treason, Cl^crrat^ fcf)iuiebeii; to — down, fdtilbern. PLO'ITER, .9. 1. bcr fid) 9]erf^tDi)= renbe; 9ianfcmad)cr, JUJeutcrer; 2. (Srfiuber, llrl)cbcr. PLOUGH, s. 1. ber ^flng ; 2. jig. ber 9lcferbait ; 3. bcr 9'Jittt)l)obcl ; (o go (return) to the — , (njicbcr) cin fcine Slrbeit fle^cii;" ">— alms, ber ^4?flug= JC^eutC; — hcain, bcr ^fl'^g^llfc". ©rcnbel, ©rinbcl ; —boy. bcr3l(Jer= juugc; grebe iDJenfcft, 53engel; — coulter, ba8 ^^^flitgmeffcr, ber Secf); — handle, bie ^flugfierje ; — iron, bfl« iBcfc^neibcifen ber si^ucbbiitbcr (aUC^ —knife); —land, bcr ^-pfli'G ?anbc« ; ©ctreibcacfcr, baS 3I(ferlaiib ; —man (—jobber), ^Cr Sprli'gcr ; Saitb= mann, Saucr; ftartc pber grobe ?JJcnfd) ; — man's spikenard, bie JDiirnuuij, bag Siirrtrnitt (Comjri squarrosa — /- ) ', — monday, bcr erftc ^^Jiontiig unct) l)ciligcn brci .ftijnige; — raker, bcr C^Jfli'd^) Sicitcl, bte (^Pug=)2ct)arre; —"shaft, bec$flug= baum; — share, bie SJiflngt'djar ; — traces, pt. 5l>flng=£frange, ipflug-.^ct= ten ; — wright, ter ipflugmnc^er, 3Bag: tier, (StcUmadjer. To PLOUGH, V. a.. Vfli'tgcit, ndcrit ; to — up, fiu«vfl'igfii, au«acfcrit, auf=. grabcn. PLOUGHER, s. bcr ^^fiiiger, 9l(fer8= mann. PLOVER, s. bcr Jtibii SQrac^sogel, 9JegcnU0gel [Chimulrius) ; chattering — , bcr langgcfdnDanjre .fibi§; gray — , bcr graite Si\b'\%(Cliarndrius varius^; green — . bcr griilic JTibitJ; spotted — , bcr (SiiSfibi^. To PLUCK, V. n. 1 . pfliiffcn, ab^jfliidfen, abbrcc^cn, alircipcn ; riiDfeu, ^itvfeit; vaufcn, jicbcn, jerrcn, rcitjcn ; 2. Jic. cant. buid)fallcii (laffcn), tm @rameit nic|t beftel)cn ; to — asunder, cntjwci= rcifien, jerrei^en; to — down, nicber= reipeu; to — oir, abpflitcfcn, abbrc= ^cii, abreipcn, auSrupfen ; to — up, aufjic{)en; nuereiijcti, auSgatcu; fis. ert)cbcn ; — up your spirit ! faffe 2)Jutt)! crbcitcre bid) ! PLUCK, s. I.ber3itg- ^liil ba8 3"Pff". Siuvfen; 2. bie 3Iiifmunternng, ber SDJutl) ; 3. ba§ ®efd)lingc eiucS 5:bt^ rc« ; he wants — , er ifl fcigc. _ PLUCKER, s. bcr ^fliideiibe, 9lui3rciibe. PLUG, .9. bcr 5PfIocf ; StiiVfcl, -i'frppf. To PLUG, V. a. ucrflopfcii, jupflocfeii, einfcilcn. PLUM, s. l.bie^Pflaumc; 2. Oioftne; JtlU'intbe ; his fortune amounts to a — er ift ciu3JJaitu von 100,000/.; — cake, bcr 9Jofine!ifud)cn ; — pie, bit Sipfincnpaftetc; —porridge, btc3ips fiucnfuvpe; —pudding, ber (groSe, eiiglifd)c) 3Joftncritlo9 ; Min. T. bte ®rfiuwacfe; —tree, bcr 51iflaumeu» banm. PLUMAGE, s. bc« ©cfiebcr ; bcr gcber,* bnfii). PLUMB, L adj. 1. v'lintV, platfc^ ; 2. blctred)t, fciifred)t, lot[)rcd;t, gcrabe; down — (—down), gcrabc ttiebcr; — over, gerabe fiber ; to fall — into . . , I)iiiein phtntpcn in ..; — faced, birf vrn ®cfid)t, bidbcidig ; U. s. bnS yLMei, ^iUcilotb, J— level, — rule), bie S^lciamge, aSanenragc, Sclja'agc; — fine (— rule), btc 93leifd)nur ; bas ?ot^, aSIeilcfb, Scntblci; — shaft, Min. T. bcr (Scigcrfc^ad)t. To PLUMB, r. n. 1. ba« 331cifot^ Wffs fcit, mit bent iMcilotl) crgrihtbcn, er- fcrfdien, aniticfcn {W. li.) ; 2. nac^ ber a3leituagc einric^teit, lolbrccl). mad)cn. PLUMBAGO, .«. vid. Ulaok-lead. PLUMBEAN. ? .. T,r^;,.,.„ «„"i>5nuf PLUMBEOUS, 5 ""J ^''^"'"' «-'«-^'"- PLUMBER, s. ber S81riavbciter, SDIei^ gftrgcr; gabrifaut in i^leitvaaven (SK'brcn, .§af)ite, ii. f. w.). PLUMBERY, s. btc 5:arlamentg'niai)I ; obcr bcv auf biefc SSeife abfiimmt. PLUMPLY, adv. rnnb, «olI ; raiib ^cr= aug; gerabe licraiig. PLUMPNES-s, .V'. bie gicifcfciflleit, SDe- lcibtl)cit, 3)ido. an POAC POIN POIS PLUMY, adj. fifcerig, geficberf. 7'« PLUNDER, V. a. pliiiibcvn, rflubcu, PLUNDER, s. bie 83nite, bcr Simh. PLUNDERER, s. bct $Vutemac^cr; ^liiubci-fv; 9flinit)cv, 2)tcb. To PLUNGE, V. a. }>lu«qiiampevfechtm, bie 5Bol= lenbung bee i^anbhiiig in ber uevgan= flfi'.en Bf't- PLURAL, L adj. md}v, inel;vfa(^ ; ii.— , {or — number), s. Oram. T. ber 5piu= tal, bie 3)Je^vjal;I. PLURALIST, s. /.. T. ber93eftfeer ine^= vever ^^Jfriinben, 93ielpfriinbner. PLURALITY, s. bie 3)ief)vf)eit; 2J2cfir= ja()t ; grojjte 3,ii)I ; /.. r. ber ^Beft^ inebrercc ^friinbcn; — of gods, bie ^iclgiittorei. PLURALLY, adv. Oram. T. m 5j3[urtll, in ber SRe^rjal)!. PLUS, adv. plit«, (mel)r) Uig. T. +). PLUSH, s. ber ^liifc^. PLUSHER, s. cine 9lrt Seeljiinb. PLUVIAL, ladj. reguig, reijiicrifc^, PLUVIOUS, S reflen()aff. PI-UVIAL, s. ber (SI)orvoif, baS ipliu biiile. PLUVIAMETER, s. ber ^JJIuyionieter, 3icgeiimeffer. To PLY, V. n. &■ n. i. (Uligeftiiiu) a\U licrtcit, (fccftig) jufe^cn;«2. fleicij} iiben, fveiben, obliejcit, fid) niniel)= men, fid) bcfleipigcii, enifii] avbeitcn ; 3. anftrengcn, an'balten; 4. fortgcijeii, eilen; feinc 9lid)tiin3 iiefjmen; ftre= ben ; 5. ficft biegen, fviimmen, fal= ten; to — one's books, flctpig flubi= reit ; to — one's oars, aiiS alien j?raf= ten niberii; to — one hard, einen fc^arf an^aiten; to — one with glass- es or cups, einem fleigig jntrinfen; — you! frifdjbaran! mac^tfort! to — at a place, ivijetibroo liegen, feinen Staub baben ; Jv. Ts. to — to the south, west, &c., fic^ na4) Siiben, SSeften, u. f. ud. iiienben; to — to windward by boards, to — off and on, ben SBinb abfneifen, im BitfjocE fe= flfln, um^er fienjen, lafcireu; plied Willi work, mit *21rbcit reic^lic^) uerfe= ben, ijberbanft. PLY, s. bie %altt, ,Kviiniinunci, 20en= bniig, ©o^alt, Sovni, ber .^ang, bie Sfleigung, lA)ewobiit)cit. PNEUMATIC (— cal),«(/?. jn bcui 3Bin= be gebiJrig, buret) ben SBinb beiuegt; Illftig ; geiftig ; — pump, — engine, bie Suftpumve. PNEUMATICS, s. pi. i. Phy. T. bie ^Jneuiiiatit, ?nftmc^tunf} ; 2. @ci= ficrlcbre. PNEUMATOCELE, s. Med. T. ber SBinb= bruci). PNEUMATOLOGY. \s. T. 1. bie I'NEUMATOSOPHY, 5 ^iieuniatolo= gte; 2. ©eifterlebre. PNEUMONIA, \ s. bie ?nngenf«c^t PNEUMONY, J SBruflentsiinbnng. PNEUMONIC, adj. Med. T. bie Slllige betreffenb. . ro POACH, B a. 1, (bur^j}}lec^en, 3I« (bur(^=)bPbren; 2. 28ttb flcl^Ien; rniiben, vliinberu ; 3. gelinbe foc^en, Weid) fieben; poached eggs, >»eict)ge= fotteue (SiiV. POACHARD, Pochard, s. bie wilbe (3J?ittel=) ©lite. POACHER, s. ber SBilbbieb. POACHINESS, s. viUg. ba« SuntVfifle, geuc6te,biegend)tigfeit (beg ?anbe6). POACHY, adj. fiiiupfig, feud)t (i>om ?aiibe). POCK, s. bie 5Pocfe-, iBIatter; —mark, bie U5latteniarbe, ^pocfcngrube; full of — holes, febr blatteniavbig ; — wood, bii8 5pocff;oIi, Branjofeu^iilj {Oufijacum — /> ). POCKET, s. bie S;afc^e, ber Sc^ubfarf, &iilfenfaininler. PODGE, s. bie SCfii^e, ber Suntpf. POEM, s. bag ®ebid)t. POESY, s. bie ^poefte, 5:)ic()tfunfl; 'Did}^ tung. POET, s. bcr 5Poet, S)ic^ter ; — laureate, bcr gcErbntc SJioet, .^pf^i^ter. POETASCTER, s. bcr 5?icf)tcrliug, DfJeini. fc^inieb. POETESS, s. bie 3:iici)terinn. POETICAL (Poetic), {adv. — ly), adj. Voetifc^, bid)terifd); — ness, s. bag 53oetifd)e, Sicbtcrifc^e. POETICS, s. pi. bie ^octif, 2;[)corie bcr 2)icl)tfunfl, Slnleitnng jur^idjttnnft. To POETIZE, V. it. bid)tcn, bic^terifc^ fcbreiben, SScrfe madden. POETRESS. s. vid. Poetes.'i. POETRY, s. i. bie5)id)ttunft; 2. 3)id)= tung, 5)id)terci; 3. @cbid)te. POIGNANCY, s. bie (Sd;(irfe beg ®e. f(*macfg; bag Spifante; ©c^arfc, SSeitJenbe. POIGNANT {adv. — t,y), adj. lit. fpifeig ; fe. ben (Sanmen reijciib, pifaut; ftc: cpeiib, fdjarf, bciijcnb; fd)mcr5cnb. POINT, ,<,. 1. bie Spigc; 2. (—of land), ?anbfpi^e, bag 25orgebirgc, 5?orIanb, >&ijft; 3. bag Stecbeifenlber ©riffct, ®rabftid)e(; 4. bie ?JefteI ; gcnabte Spifec, .iintt= fpifeert; Oram. T. bic 3ntervninftiong= jeirfjcn; — of controversy, bie Strett= fac^e; — ofhoftour, ber @()renvunft, bag vSbrgefiibI ; — of sight, —of view ber @eftd)tgpunft; to end in a — fpifeig jngcbcn ; — by — sjJunft fiij $unft, ©tiicf fiir Stud; in — of., in ^!?inft(t)t auf . . . ; in — of religion in3Jeligiongfact)cn; at the — of deiiih im Sterbeit, tin Ic^ten 9I«gcublidc to be upon the — , im S^egriffe fenn \ to bring to a — , ju (Subc bvingcii, fid] turj faffeu ; to pursue one's — , feint 9lbfid)t ycrfplgctt, feinem Swccfe nartigc^en ; to gain one's — , fciiie 9lbfid)t evrcid)en ; to carry the — , cine Sacbe_burd)fe^en; to come to a — , (jur i£ad;cj fpinmcn; when it came to the — , alg eg }ur (Sntfrbfibung lam; to stretch a — , bie geuji.U)nlid)e ^veuje iiberfcbrcitcn ; to stand upon — s, genau ncbmcn, fritifd) fei)n ; is it come to that — ■? ifl eg fo Wcit (ba» mit) Qcfommcn? armed at an — s, «iJUig geriiftet, gans gebarnifcbt ; to keep at swords — , abivcbrcu, eutfcrut fallen ; teii your — s, geben (Sie 3br ©piel an (im piquet) ; ace — , bag 2lp, bie ®ing ; deuce — , jivei Slugen; tray- — , brei "Jlugcn, n. f. n\ ; — blank, bag SBcige (ber 2)Jittclpunft) in bcr edjeibe; gcvabe, fcbuurcjcrabe ; frci t)erau$; coi mir nicbfg, btrnid^tg; to hit — blank, tUg SOcipt {Jig. bCU Ved)= ten g(eif) trefcn; —device, bag mit bcr 9iabel ©earbeitete; bcr ®eftd)tg3 punft; piinftlicb, genau ; —head, bci Jlopfpiii, 5luffa^ (initepifeen); — holes, Typ. T. bie 5)]untturlijd)cv ; — lace, fein gcna^te (SpifeeU; —maker ber S^ietllcr, ®iirt(er; bie ©piijcuma« c^criun; — net, ^Petinet; — piaie, Typ. T. bie 5)3uitftuvf(^ecrc ; — wi.^e, fvifctg. To POINT, V. a. ou 3agbJ)unbcn} ftc^cit, Sjprfleben ; to — articles of account, M. E. SieC^llUliggj ppften pcrg[eid)cn nub (bie ridjtigen:' mit eiucm *)]nnfte Pber Stricfje yerfe= ben, puuftiren. POINTED, adj. 1. Jltflcfpifet, fpi^ig ; pnnflirt; beflimmt; 2. jig. {ad r.— Lv), fd)arf|tniiig, fpifeig, beipeiib, farfafiifd), fpifefinbig ; fpigramma> tifd) ; — architecture, bie gptbif(J)e Saitart, Spi^bpgeuArf ; fpi^ig ; fpifea fiubig ; — ness, s. bic Spi^iofcit ; fars fafiifite Sittcrfcit; bag Stec^enbc, SSreffcube; bie Spii^fiiibigteit. poiNfEL, s. bag Jtnppfd)ci't, ber fleine Stiff. POINTER, s. 1. ber 3ctnf>"' 3Bcifcr; 2. Sp. T. aBacbtcIbunb ; 3. r. bie 9?abir- nabel, Slc^nabel; jiointers, pi. M T. (ebemalg) ©tiifecn in eiucm Srfiiffe. POINTING STOCK, s. ber ©egeuftanb beg SpPtteg. poiNTi,ESS, adj. o^ne ©pifec, fiumpf ; ol)ne $unft(ej ;— ness, s. bie iStuinpf« bcit, POISE, s. 1. bag ®ctt)icbt, bie ©tbme» re; 2. bag ©leidjgeiuidjt ; Q. bif aisigc. To POISE, r. a. 1. Wagcu, abllHigcI^ wSgen (luit bcr ^^anb) ; 2. bcfcl)me= rcn, betabcn, nieberbriicfen ; 3. ini ®leid)geunc^t fcfeen, barin crbaltenj bag ®leidjgcivid)t balfen ; to — down, tibcrroicgcit, unterbrittfen. POISON. .?. bag ®ift; — ash, bcr ®ift« fuiiiac|,®iftbaum,bie@ifteict)c(Wj«j tnzicodeiulron — /,.) ; — berry. bCJ ■Sammerflraud) : — bunh, bie SBolf*' POLI POLL POLY mtl^; — cup, bcr ©iftbec^ct; — fish, ber ®tftro4)e ; — nut, ba§ Jlras ^enaiigc, bie Src^iuuf). 7>, POISON, TT. a. 1. scrgiftctt; 2. ait= ftcdfit; t>erbcvbeu; to — a piece, Jiw. Ph. cine Jlaiioitc vcrnaijclit. POISONER, it. 1. bcv ©tftinifcfecr; bie @iftmifcl)crtuit ; 2. bcv SSevberbet, iBcrfiibrev. POISONOUS (a/(j. — i.y), ailj. fltfttg ; aiiflecfcitb ; ycrtcvbltcb; — ness, s. bic ©iftigfcit, iBerbcrblicI)fctf. POITREL, s. 1. baS SBvuftilucf, a3viifl= fc^tlb (bes jiibifdjcu L§o()etH)rieftevS) ; bcr 53niftt)anitf^ ciiieS -5)3fcvbcg; Sntflriemeii, S3ruflf<^ilb; 2. @rab= fitcfcet. POIZE, viil. PnisE. POKE, s. 1. btc X<\)A)t, ber 33euter; 2. bcc Sfop. To POKE, tj. a. ilOpClt (at . . .. tiacf)) ; to — the fire, baS gcuci' fc^iiveii, flU= fdjitrftt. POKER, s. ba« Scfciivetfen. POKING, n(/j. fricctfiib, titcc^tifc^. POLACRE, s. tin -^olacfef. ' POLAND, s. gjolen. POLAR, aiij. juin '^ot gc^m-ig, ben 5PoI bctrcfciib, in bcr Jlatje bcS ^ol3; — hear, bcr ©i^StU'; — circles, pi. bie ^olarfrcife; — wind, ber ^JJoIarwinb. POLARITY, s. bie ^Polaritcit, 9lcigung uac^ bcm $ot. POLARIZATION, s. Opt. T. bie ^potavi; falion, 3fJefraction bev ?icfctflraf)lcn, ber Ji:r\)fialte, ii. f. \m. POLARY, adj. ftcft Hiicfc bClU ^ol nct= geitb; — power, bie maguctifc^e Jlvaft. POLE, s. bcr 3>oI?. POLE, s. 1. bcr qSol, 5lngcliinnft, baS (?iibe bcr 9lcf)fc; 2. bcr 513faf)(, bie Stange; Scic^fcl; bcr (Stallbaiint; 3.-(turner's— ■). bie aBip^c ; 4- 23ieB= rut^c, Stiitbe (Ifii Wu9); 5. ber (3a= gcv:) Spif^, ba« Sangcifen; ber.^a= fen ; 6. Typ. Ph. bie Seine ; 7. Sp. T. bie ^^unte (ber gifdjotter) ; 8. baS eviel (bcr (Sdjtucif) bcS 'Safnucii; under bare — s, Al 7'. ftor ^PP lll'.b Xixlt\. ; — arhour, bie ©itterloube ; — axe, bie Streitart; ba§ atic^tbcil; jv. r. (Sntcrbcit; — bolt, bcr (5ct)Io§= nagct; — cat. baS ainerifaiiifcfje Stinttljier, bic (Stintra^e, bcr 3lti3 ; — duties, ba3 5pfa()lgelb, bie i^afen= oebiihrcu ; — fish, bie (gecsungc, ©oble (cin Seeftft^) ; — hedge, — fence, ein ^c^\\\l «ok iibevcinaubcr ge= legtcn Statigcn; — hnok, ber 2)citf)= fc({)atcrt; — mast, ein 5l)2all au8 ci- nent (cin^igcn) ©tiicfe; — plate, bie ©tublfcbmcUe (bei (Sifcnbabncn) ; — screen, cirt (Stocf:,$lrtminf^ivm ; — staple, bie itram^e I)i>''f" on bcr 2)eicbfel; — star, bcr ^olarflcrn, Slngclficrn, 9lorbflc*n; SJeitftcrn. To POLE, V. a. 1. Staugen fo^en, an ©tangen biubcn, ftangen; 2. (cincn .Rabn) mit Staugen fp'rtfc^icbcn. POLEDAVV, s. bas grobe ^atftut^, fc^werc ©egeltuc^. POLEMIC, (. ailj. vid. Polemical ; II. s. sing, ber (Strciter; 3»intcr; polemics, s. p/. bic ^polcmit, ©treitiebre. POLEMICAL, adj. Volciiiifc^, flreitig ; jircitbaft; flrcltfiic^tig. POLEMOSCOPE, .?. Old. T. hClS %mu glaS, .ftriegSiKrfv'cctii). p'oLER, s. bie ©tiirflangc, ber 3^ii^r= fiocf. r'OLEV, .t bie ^olei ; — prass, bic tt)i[= be ^olci ; — mountain, bii 33ergvoIei (Teucriiaa poUiirn — 7,.). POLICE, s. btc $oUci ; I— court), bi-i« golijeiamt, bie (gidberbeitsbeborbf, rbnnngsanflalt, Orbnung«aitfftc^t ; — man, ber ^Polijcibiener, Steers |eit«biencr; — officer, ber ^o[ijei= beamtctc. POLICED, adj. policirt, wo^fgcorbnet, gefittet. POLICY, s. 1. bie ^solitif ; ©taat«anf= fenfdbaft, ©taatsfunft, StaatSfunbe, ©taaMElugbcit ; 2. Sfflelttlugbcit, Jllngbcit, (gctjlanbcit, a[5crfc^lagen= |ctt, J^tft; 3. police; Jii. E-s. — oi insurance, bic Slffccuranj^olice, ber iBerftd^crnngSf^eiu ; — ship or ships, cine police anf Scfcijf obcriScf)iffe; open — , bic unfarirtc -police; valued — , bie tiU'ivtc ^police ; wager or wager- jng — , bie SBcttpolicc; — broker, bcr 5lffccuvanjnidflcr. POLISH, adj. V0ltlif4>. To POLISH, V. 1. a. 1. ypltrcn, g(an= jenb inac^en, glatten, abrcibeii; 2. /o-. bevfcinern, gefittet mac^en; ocr= fitiJnern, jicrcn ; U. m. ®lanj betom= men, gliinjcn; polishing slate, bcr ^olirfc^iefer, 2;ripclfc^icfcr, ©ilbcr= tripcl ; — stick, ba§ ©liittbolj. POLISH, s. 1. bie ^olitiir, ©Icittc, ber ©Iiinj; 2. f^. bie Slrtigfeit, fcinc Sitte. POLISHABLE, adj. ttjaS fic^ ))olircn ober ijcvfcincrn last. POLISHER, «. bcr ^Oliver, SlbgKitter ; ba« ^Polirjciig. POLITE (adv. — ly), -adj. gcf(^liffcn, fcin, artig, biifJicb, geftttet ; — lite- rature, bie fcbiinen aBiffenfcl)aftcu ; —ness, s. bie ©cfcbliffcnbeit, j^eiii^ bcit, 3lrtigteit, $6flicl)feit. POLITIC (arfu.— ly), adj. mcltflug, »er= fi^lagcn, fcljUu. POLITICAL (ade. — ly). adj 1. JpOlU fifd); ben Stnat bctrcffenb; biirger= licl); ftaatgfunbig, flaat«£lng ; 2. (adp.) + ffi)Ian ; — economy, bic (Staatswirtbfc^aft. POLITICASTEK, s. ber politifrbe ^an- ncngicficr. , POLITICIAN, s. 1. bcr ?l?oIitifcr ; (Stviatlmann ; ftaateflugc 'Slami ; 2. ber vcrfcfjlagene Jtp^.>f, (SitKiufppf. POLITICS, s. pi. bie 5CoIitif, ®taat«= funft; ©taatsflngbcit; bic^taatl= inarinie ; — of trade, bie J^anbcl«vo: litif ; he is out is his — , /»■. fcine aScisbeit ifl ju (Snbe, b'ltibn »cr= laffen. POLITY, s. bie 9?egiening, SJegic: rnugsforni, iBerfaffiing, Dvbimng«= onftalf, 5poltjei; ecclesiastical— , bie firc^lic^e ^tevarcbie. POLL, s. 1. ber (.gintcrO Jtopf, @c^a= bet ; • 2. bie ^Pcrfonentifle, 9lainen= lifie; Siiblimg ber Jtopfc, @timmcn= lahl; 3. bie .ito^'pe (cin^ifc^); — cattle, 9{inb»ieb i)bite.^in"ucr; — cow, bie jtnh i^bne ^brncr; —evil, bie JloVfgefc^wul)1 ber ^fcrbe ; — money (— ta.x). bag Jlopfgclb, bie Sie\)\- jteuer, ^pcrfoncnftcncr. To POLL, V. a. 1. bic Q.^auin»i|>fcl ab- bauen, faVVfi. fi-^pfen, fp^pcn, bc= baucii ; 2. nanientlicf) auffcbreiben, eiutragen; 3. als SSotantcn eintra= gen ; 4. feincn 9lamcn cintragcn laf^ fen, flimmen. POLLARD, s. 1. bie .^o^pc, DuapVf/ bcr ©rppfopf, Jianlbarfil) (Oadus poi- hichlits — /,.) ; 2. bcr gcfapptc 58auiu ; 3. bie befcbnittcne SJJiinje; 4. bcr .§ivfrt), bcr feirt ©cnjcib abgeworfen bat; 5. bie aBcisentleie; (atp>)fnn= bclrt ; gray — , ber englif4)e aBcijen. To POLLARD, v. a. fa^pf"/ U.f.W. vid. To Poll. pnij.EN, .?. 1. ba« fcin gcbcutcltc 55)}ebl, bie feiuc Jilcie; 2. B.T. bcr S3 lumen ftaub. poLLENBsr, .9. Ch. T. bcr ©runbicftflnb* tbeil im SBtumcuflanbc. POLLER, s. 1. ber Jtappcube, StU' ^cnbe; 2. Stimmciigeber. POLLICITATION, s. bic ciiifcitige a3ci» fvrcc^ung. POLLINCTOR, «. ber ba8 ^Jrat^arat jur ©iniUnng bev tobtcK JtiJrper fcvtigte. POLLINIEEROUS, adj. SSlumcnftaub erjcugenb. POLLOCK, s. bie Stcppi, Duappe. To POLLUTE, V. a. bcflcrfcn, bcfubclB, yeninveinigen; cntweibcn; serfaU fc^cn, ycrberben ; to — one's joy, ei* ncm bie Sreube tjcrberben. POLLUTE, adj. beffecft. POLLUTEDNESS, s. bic Scflccftbcit ; ©ntTOcibnng ; SSerfalfc^ung. POLLUTER, s. ber aScrunrcinigcr, ©ntwciber. POLLUTION, s. bie ©cffecfnng, i33crs itnveinignng ; gntivcibnng. POLLUX, s. .^st. T. vid. Castor. POLONAISE, s. bic §pplpnaife, ein weiter grauen=5)SeUmanteI. POLONESE, s. bie pplnifdje @vvad)e. POLGNOISE, ,9. bic ^Plpnaife, cine 5lrt 15plnii{t;tr Xcin^ unb ^onftiicf in ] 2:act. POLT, s. bcr ©4lag, icte Slrtcu cnt* baltcnt feiclartig. POLYGLOT, L adj. bicic <2prn4cn ijcrfiebcnb, pber ftc cntbaltenb ; H. .« bie ^p(i)glPtte, bie 33ibc( pbcr ein ?e» rifpn in Pielen ©pvaiten. POLYGON, s. O. T. tilS ^polwgctl, asiclccf. POLYGONAL. ) adj. piclccfig, poh;go« POLYGONOUS. i nal: -r' masonry bie gpufiructipn cms oielecfiocn 5iU6» 313 POMA PONE POP Stn ; — numbers, pi. J>\t SPoIi^goitals jaf)Icn. I'OLYGRAM, s. o. T. baS ^ott)gramm, bte t)tclfcttige, sicUttii^e gi^ur. POLYGRAPH, s. jiiod. ctii ^ava[Iet=Si= neat, urn ju gleidjtv 3cit bie Koptc biS SmfiS, belt man fc^reitt, ju cv= halkn. POLVGRAPHICAL (— ic), adj. fid) auf •SPoh^gvap^tc be5ietK"i>/ »i':;fii;vei= bciib. POLYGRAPHY, s. bte ^ol^ijvap^ie, Sljtffrcfc^viftfuube. POLYGYN, s. B. T. bif btclwcibevtgc POLYGYNIAN, ad/.s.T. inelivcibevtg. POLYGYNY, s. bie aStcIwetbevet. POLYHAUTE, .«. bfv >]]Dli;halit (fill aJiiiici-al). POLYHEDRAL, > ,. c,:,,ryu;^ P0LYHEDR0U3, J "''•?• '"'MfltlS- POLY'HEDRON, s. 1. o. T. bcr i>iclfei= tigc jlorper ; 2. Opt. T. baS -^johjffop, 5ycvi)tetfattiguiig§g(a8 , 3Scn»anb= tiingspcvfpcctisj. POLYMATHIC, aV]. Uictgctffirt. POLYMATHY, s. bte 33ie(miffci'ci. POLYMNITE, ;s. bet ^oCvnuiit (eine Steiitart). POLYMORPHOUS, adj. t)ie(9cfla(tig. POLYNEME, s. ber Stngevptfd^. POLYNESIA, «. 5)3ot9itefiett, 9lu[lra= tteit, ©iibiiibieit. POLYNESUN, «(Z/. ))o(i)nefif(|, ftc^auf bie ©iibfceiitfcti't bejicfsenb. POLYNOMR, s. Aig. T. bte yiclg(iebe= vige ®rojic. POLYNOMIAL, adj. ./?V. T. Vp(*0110= iitifc^, t>oit t>ietfac^er ©I'Opei »ie(g(ie= tefig. poLYONOMOUS, adj. oicdiaiuig, »ie[= titclig, titf(reidi. POLYONOMY, s.'bic g3ieluaniigfeit. POLYOPTRUM, s. Opt. T. baS U5evt>iel= faittgutiggglaS. POLYPE, s. vid. Polypus. POLYPETALOLTS, n.(i/. B. T. V)ie[blatte= rig (t)on 'iHitmeu), ine()i: cAi fefp 33i;iner f)abcub. POLYPHONIC, adj. titeftoiiig, »ie()lim= mtg. POLYPHONISM, ) s. bie S3ei:oic(fattt= POLYPHONY, 5 guug bfg i\)\>. POLYPODES, s. 1)1. bie t>ielfiij5igcit S;{)ieve. POLYPODY, s. bal (ftigctfii)!, bie ©teiitiuurj {PoiiipoHum — l.). POLYPOUS, adj. po(9peiiartig. POLYPUS, ... 1. ber ^.po(i)p; sBieCfiig ; 2. ba3 3afcrgcauid)S ; 3. ber ,J?iittet= fifd), bie iOieerhtttcJ. POLYSCOPE, s. Opt. T. bvlS ^Poli^ffop, ^ert>ie(fa(tigungSg(a«. POLYSPAST, .•>■. 7'.' ba« Siigwerf, ber gjafdjen^iig, JHobett. POLYSPERM, .». B. T. btc bielfamtge ?iniA)t, bcr 33auin mit Sictfamigcr iio^lfc^ntc= cfcilber 2lcpfet (liad; Coles, mains car- bonaria.). POMEY, s. H. T. etn griincS Stonbel (citten griittcn 9lpfel bescid>itcnb). POMIFEROUS, adj. 3lepfel«obcr dpfcl= al)ulid)e i^riic^te trageitb. POMME, s. H. T. in cnmpn.^. cross — , bilS 9lpfelfreu5, Jtiigelftabfreuj. POMMELION, s. bie Sraitbe fjiiiteu an ber Jtanoiie. POMMEL, s. ber,Kiiopf, Segenfnopf; ©attelEiiopf. To POMMEL, J), a. pitffcn, Jltuffett, fd&Ingcii; to — a likio, T. eiit SeU narben (bei ben ©erbern). POMMELED, adj. H. T. fin Jlreuj mit runben Jlnopfeu bebcuteub. POMONA, s. ^IJomona, bie Obfigijtttnn. POMP, s. ber ^pomv, bie ^^^rad)t, ba« ©eprange, ber gKinseitbe 9lufjug. POMPET, s. Ti/p. T. (eijenial^) ber S)ru= (ferballen. POMPEY, s. ^ompfitts (9)?ann?name). POMPHOLYX, .1. ber wei§c ©almei, bnS (wcige) 91i(|t, bie 3ttif&lumen, ©almeiblumen. POMPION, s. ter ^iirbip, bie 5pf}cbe (Cucurbita pepu — />.). POMPIRE, .?. ber 33irnavfel. POMPOSITY, s. bcr ^^Jruuf, baS $pmp= baftc, .^oc^trabcnbe. POMPOUS (ado. — ly), adj. fXad)ii$, bevrlic^, ?>oml)f)aft; b'ocbtrabenb ; — ness, s. bie SpiMc^jf, bcr ^.pomp; ba§ ^od)trabcnbc. POM-WATER, .?. vid. Pome-vv.*.ter. POND, .9. ber Xcki), 2Bcil)cr ; — woer], baS ©amenh'auf, ber Srofct)lattici) (Potamogeton — /. ). To POND, V. a. cincn Xcid) grabcn obcr mad)en. To PONDER. V. I. a. ermagen, betrac^= ten, iiberlcgcn ; H. ?t. to — on.., nad)ftnnen,iiadtgriibeln liber.., be= bcnfen. PONDERABLE, adj. \W.9 ftc^ Wagcn la^t, wagbar. pondera'l ofij- nac^ bem @e»icf)tc befiimnit, gewogen. PONDERANCE, »■. bic Sc^ivere, ba« ®eiuid)t. PON DERATION, s. baS SSSgen, 2Bie= gen (lu. ii.). PONDERER, s. bcr G?rnjagcnbe, Uebcv= Icgeiibe. PONDERiNGLY, ado. mit gc[;i3vigcr ©nucigung. PONDEROSITY, s. bic ©ct)mere, @e= und)tigfeit, SBidirigfeit. PONDEROUS (ado.' —hx), adj. 1. fd)UHn-, iinci)tig ; 2. fU=©nncf)mcr. PONTIFF, PoNTiP, s. bcr (Ober=) Wi^ ftcr, JpDl)fprtefiter, ^riilat, $apft, U3ifd)of. PONTIFICAL, T. adj. 1. oberprieflerlid), pcipftlid), bifc^i^fiic^ ; 2. prad)tig; ii s. baS ©ercmonienbiici) ber 53ifc^i)Fe. PONTIFICAHTY, s.bic papftlif^e 5lBiir= be unb iJicgievung (n. ii.). PONTIFICALLY, adv. piipfllid), bi« fc^ofiid), i)rait)tig, in 9lmt«Hcibnng. PONTIFICATE, s. iiiS Dberpricftcr:= tbnrn, bie piipftlicfee aSiube unb 3tc- gicruug. PONTIFICE, s. ba§ Sriicfenwerf, bie ijlriitfe (a*, ii.). PONTIFIC, ) .. „s„nriA «5« PONTIFICIAL, f %-J^'^^^l%JfX' poxNTIFICIAn; i fttfd;;pi.eflerhct). PONTIFICIAN, s. bcr ^apfi(id)geftnnte, ^apift. PONTLEVIS, «. sp. T. bitS SDiiumen ci= ne« ^ferbcg. PONTOON, s. Mil. T. bcr 5ponton, baS ^riidenfc^iff, bcr 58riicfcufa^n; bie ©c^iff briicfc ; Sauf briirf e. PONY, s. baS ^fcrb4)en, ber Jllepper, Sitbancr. POOD, s. ba8 5pub fein rufnf(^c« ®e= juid;t «pn uierjig ruffiifdjen obcr fcd;S unb brcipig englifc^en X). POOH! int. rtt/l 0^0 ! wcun'S reciter nic^ts tft ! POOL, s. 1. bcr 2:cic^^5)?sfnf)I, ©umpf, bie ^acf)c; 2. bcr i&a^ tni ©picic; — snipe(— snite), bieSumpffcfenepfc. POOP, s. jv. T-s. bie ^ji^'*"' •Sf'Tiipflnif' baS .^intcrt^cit beS fec|iffc« ; — lan- tern, bie grofic Santernc, .§iiiterla= terne ; — royal, or toi>gallaiit — , bic Dberbitttc ; pooping sea, eine ©tiirjs fee (SBcUe, bie man son bintcn be=: fomntt) ; to be poopej, cine ©tiirjfce son bintcn bcEommcn. POOR, adj. 1. arm, biirftig; 2. armfc lig, lirm'licfe, clcnb, fcblec^t, geriugc uif^rig ; 3. magcr, biivre ; 4. uevjagf feigc ; 5. oI)nc 3BiuDC, gemcin ; — littio thing, guteS (liebeS) tleineS ®c- fcblipf; to make but a — shift, ftcb fitmmerlid; bcbelfcn ; — John, ber Jlabeijau; —laws, bie Qlrmengcfcfet ; — man (woman), ber (bic) 2U'me ; — — rate, bie Slrmcntarc, Slrmenficucr ; — spirited, mutl)lo«, fcigc, scrjagt; — spiritedness, btC aJJutl)loftgtcit, geigbcit. POOR, s. pi- the — . i'li 3U'mcn ; bte m* mofengcnoffen .cbnrd) bie 2l(mofcu= pflcgc'ferbaltencn). POORLY. I. adv. ami ; armfelt.g, ge= vingc; matt; II. of/j.unpajjlid), franE= licb'. POORNESS, .?. 1. bie 9lrmutb, bcr 5)^an- gcl, bie S^otb ; 2. 3lrmfc(igtf it, 9lcrm= iicbfeit, S^iebrigfcit ; 3. aJJagerfett, Unfru(ttbarfeit. POP, s. ber Jtlatfd), ©d)ma§, Jlnall ; — gun, bie Jlnallbiid)fe. To POP, r.n.<<-«. 1. flatfcfcen, fitmafeen, fd)na!Ien, fd)nal5cn ; paffcn, fnallen ; 2. fid) fd)neU bcwegen, bnitig gebcn, bufdKn, wifcbcn, unifc{)cn, fabvenj 3. vii/ir. scrfc^en; to — along, forta toifdjcn, fovtgcben; to — away (somn thing, ctam.j) baftig wcgtbnn, ucr^ ftccfcu; to— in, bcreiupla&cn, b«' cinfabren ; iid) cinbrangcn ; to — 'into one's head, ciuem in btU KOie ^ol;e faijrcn mit.., aufrirt)tcu; lo — upon (on), fiiiivcu an . . , nat^ . .; to — upon one, auf cincn ftopen. POPE, s. 1. ber '^a);)\t ; 2. bfv ManU bClVi (Perca ccrnua — L.) ; — , or — fly, bcv Jtornrouvm ; — Joan, tie -^iipfttnu 3of)auna, ciu ,fi:avtcufptel, (iiii Seutfrfjcn) bei- bcfie *8auci-; — 's eye, cine nitt Sett unigebeiie jiviifc im Sicf facin ; ba§ fctte ©tiicf aw eincr Sf^ijpsfenlc ; — 's nose, bec 33iirscl cine^ 5;rnt[)a6nl POPEDOM, s. bie papillic^e SBiirbe. POPELING, «. bev ipiU'ftler. POPERY, s. ba« ^^5apfttt)uni, bie SPapfl= levei. POPiXJAY, s. l.bcr Jpapaflci ; 2. ®riiu= fpccfet; 3./is-..aBtnbkntel. POPISH (ado. — ly), adj. ^a);i'\^\^^, papftifd). POPLAR, .'. (— tree), ber ^jJapvelbanm, tie '^appcl ; —galls, bie "^appclfno«= pen, -^appelaU(}en. POPLIN, s. ber ^apelin (ein luollfeibner 3cniV. POPLITEAL, \ adj. .6. T. Jiiiit ,Knie9e= popLiTiC, S Ifiif 9ff)»i'ig- POPPET, vil. Puppet. POPPY, s. ber iUfobn {PapL.vcr — />.); Ijoriied — , baS i£c})cUfrant (Chdi- ilimiiim — L.)\ prickly — , ber 'Stad)(U niOl)n {ArsKinone — />.) ; spat(l)ling — , ber jvcitic $ie^en {CucuhUus beimi — L.); —head, ber iDiofjnfopf; — seed, ber 2}JoI)nfanien. POPULACE, s. bas genteiue SSoIf, ber 5}]i.>bc(, (^roye .^aufe. POPULAR (aolBnia^iqfeit; 2. ber 3]olf«ton, bie 'i^olf§f«>i-aci)e, @emcin»crftanblirf)feit; 3. 53cliebtt)eit beim O^olfe, SolfS-- qunfl. vv, POPULARIZE, 7, n. »plf'.'er|l(inbltd) ober (^enieinfafiliit ntact)Crt; unter bent 33olfc uerbreiten. To POPULATE, V. \.n. bie iSeoiUfennifl yeniiebren; II. n. bevi^fevn, mit (Siiu TOobncrn »erfef)en. POPULATION, s. bie Seublternniv POPULOUS (n,in. — ly), Qf//. aoltreic^; — ness, s. bie SSoIfSmenge, fiavfe 53e= yolfeniiiiv UcbeviJolfcrnng. PORCATED, nrij. riirfenarttj] 9ebi{lct, crbabcn, erbbl)t. PORCELAIN, s. 1. bag qjorjellan; bie ■^Povscdanreaave ; — ciay, — earth, bie '•iipr^ellancrbe, ber ,)Slaolin ; 2. ber ^Untnlaf; painter on —, ber ^orjcU laumaler; — shell, bie 5porjeUan= fdmecfe. PORCH, n 1. bie agprbnllc, ba8 g3pr= bang; 2. ber beberfte ®aiig; 3. ba« 'iJovtaf. PORCINE, adj. fcfjnjeiiicibnlic^ ; f4)»ci= nifffc. PORCUPINE ... bnS (Stadiclfcfinjcirt ; — fish, ber ©tad;e(fd)meinfifc^ {Dia- PORE, V. n. flciiian Hiib in ber Sflii^e aiife^en, (— jn, 1)inein) gucfen, fpa= {)en, mit grower 3lnfmer£fam£eit un= terfnc^en; to — upon a book, iiber einem 33uc^e liegen, bvirin yertieft fe\)n. PORE-BLIND, adj. vid. Purblind. PORER, s. ber einftg ©tnbirenbe. PORINESS, s. bag $ori3fe, iSiJc^riiie, bie Sc^njammavtigfeit. PORISM, s. Math. T. baS SproIIarium, ein a«§ ber gegebenen 5)empnftration I)eryprlH-iftifd), Iebr= fii^lid) ; — method, bie povijiifc^e a)iet^obe. PORK, s. baS S($roeinfleifd). PORKER, \ s. bag (jiinae) @d)ttein, PORKET, i <2ct)njeincben, Serfel. PORKLING, s. bag (2?)an=)5er£el. POROUS, adj. poxbs, fd)ii.mmmartig, lijd)erig, mit fSc^mcipliJctjern ; —ness, .?. vid. Porosity. POROSITY, s. bie 5}5orpfit;it ; baS ©c^roammartige. PORPESS, s. vid. POUPOISE. PORPHYRY, s. ber 5;>Pr?)^Vl^ ; — shell, tic i}.sprpbi)rfd)nerfe, Sngenvaljc, bnnte 9lct)atbattel. PORPOISE, s. 1. baS 2}2eerfc^wcin, ber Sraunfifc^, S^nmmler; 2. vu/g.iiai Mixl PORRACEOUS, adj. griinlic^, gclbgriin, lauc^griin. PORRET,s,ber (&d;nittlaui$, bie Sd)a= lotte (JlUium schifnoprasum — 7-.). PORRIDGE, s. bie ©uppe ; — pot, ber ©uppentopf. PORRINGER, s. bcr (metallene Sup= pen=)3fiapf, bie tiefe ©rf)iiffel. PORT, s. 1. ber (Scc=).§afen; 2. ba« S;f)pr; bie 5j3fortc; 3. m r-.--. bag 33acfborb (bie linfe ©etteeineg©d)if= fes); bie ^forte, ^fci-flufe; ©tiicf: pforte, vid. — hole ; ( — of a ship), bie ©rpfje, ici^ pber Safligfeit, ayaffer= trac^t, ber (2:onnen=) Oebalt eineg ©d)iffe8 ; 4. (the suhlime — ), bie i)Oh( ^Pfprte (tiirtifd)e D^egicrung) ; 5. ber ^t'prtwein ; 6. baS ^Iragen, bie ,^al= fnng, ©tellmtg (bc8 itorperS), ber 5)(nftanb ; — of the voice, Mas. T. bag 5lJortamento, 2;ragen ber ©timme, fillmdf)lige ^inglettenbeg (Sefangeg; JV. T-s. the ship heels to — , bag ©itiff liegt an ber iBacfboibfeite fdiicf; — \ or — the helm ! aiit 33adborb ba8 3htber! to clear a — , ang einem ^afen fafsren, aug(anfen; m. £-.?. — of destination ( — of delivety, — of discharse), ber 33eftimmnnggort ; Sij= fd)nnggbafeii, Spfd)pla^; — of lad- ing, ber Sabnnggbafen ; — bars, JV. r. bie Querriegei ber $fortInfcn; — charges, ■.^_afcnfofien,^afengebiibren, .^afenfpefen, bag .^afengelb; — ciearinff. bie *}lbfa()rt (bag yfnglanfen) eineg ©c^iffcg ; —crayon, ber ©ttft- balter, bie SfJeififeber ; — fire, bie 3iinbvutbe ; — folio, bag 5)3ortefeniUe, bie 2}iappe; —folio for prints, bie Jtnpferfli(^=3JJappe ; — grave (— greve), vid. — reeve ; JV. 7'-.?. — hole, bie ©tijifpfprte, bag ©d)ie6Iod) ; — lids, pi. bie S^iifen ber ©tiirfpfprten; — man, /.. T. ber ^afeiibemo^ner, .^afenbiirger (befonberg ber CirK/ue ports); — mote, bag ;§afcngerid)t ; — nails, S^lagel ober ©piter ju'5]3fprt= l>ingen; — regulations, bie .i5afen= orbimng ; — reeve, ber ^afenrid)ter; JV. T-s. — rings, or shackles, Siinge an ber innjenbigen ©ette ber. ©tiicf= pforten ; — ropes, pi. bie 5>fprttane ; — padlock, ein iDJantelfacffdjloB ; — sail. JV. T. bag Sallaftfleib, $sfprt= feget ; — sale, M. K-s. bcr gefd)annbe ^cvtanf (ciiier SBijare [bffpnberg ^ifctej beim (Sinlanfen in ben $i(\- fcn) ; bie ijffentlidje 93erjleigerung, aSaarenaucttou ; JV Ts. — sills, bi« Otiidpfortbrempel; — tackle, ber 9tnff)pler ber ©tiicfpfprien ; — toil, rid. — charges; — town, bie i^afen^ ftabt; — vein, bic ^fortaber; — vent bie ilOinbriJbrc (ber Dvgel) ; — wine, ber ^ortwein. To PORT, V. a. JV. T. (iitfg fienern. PORTABLE, adj. tragbar, beaieglid) : — engines, tragbare fflcafc^ineii; — — organ, bag §P'pfttiy ; — soup, ©np- pentafeln, 2:afeIbonillpn (SouiUon--' fncben) ; —ness, s. bie Sragbarfctt. PORTAGE, s. 1. bag gprttragen, f?ort> bringen; 2. bcr 2.ragerloi)n, ber 3)Ja= trofenlobn ; 3. ber S;ragepla6, bie Xragcftelle (ber @rb^ri^ jwif^en KKii fd;iffbaren ^liiffen). POR'PAL, s. bflg gJortal, 5prad;ttI)or, bie ^rac^tt^iir. PORTCULLIS, s. 1. Mil. T. bag l^all flatter, ©d)ufegattcr, bie gaUtbiit 2. ciner ber yier cnglifc^en ©taatS^ bpten. To PORTCULLIS, v. a. bag j^faflgatter bernntcr laffen, uerfperren, yevfd;liea 6en. PORTCULLISED, adj. mit (^allgattem yerfe^en. PORTR s. (the sublime — ), bie (|cbe) ^Jjfprte, bcr tiirfift^e i6of. To PORTEND, »). a. yprbcbcutcn, yor= berfagen, yort)er yerfiiubigen, an^ jcigcn. PORTENT, s. bie (iible) SSorbebcntnng, bag bpfe 3ei^en, Omen. PORTENTOUS, adj. (SBofcg) yorbebeu= tenb, nngliiigfd)roauger ; griiplic^, nngebener; fdjredtid). PORTER, s. 1. ber ^fortner ; Sbiirfic* tier, JEbiirbiiter ; 2. Srager, Uebcrbrins ger; (?aft=)2;rager, ^paif trager, 3]eff= tvager; ©tabtrager; 3. *}jprter (ein ftavfeg ^Mer) ; — of the verce, ber $ebell ; a v-farehouse — , ein 2)Jarft= belfcr; — 's knot, btc 38ul|t jnr ©rs lcid)ternng beg Siragcng. PORTERAGE, s. ber Slragerlobn. PORTICO, s. bie ^alle, bcr gcwiMbtf ®ang. PORTION, s. ber S:bei(, (yerbaltnip= mamge) 3lntf)cil; bie.®ebiibr; ber (?rba'nt[)eil ; ,5linbegtbeil, i^raut= frbafe, bag .tpeirathggnt. To PORTION.' ». a. 1. (—out), a«gtf)Ct= len, abtbcilcn, yertbeilen; 2. a«g= ftatten (—with .., mit), angflcnern mitgeben. poR'i'lONER. s. bev 5lngtbei(er, ©pen- ber; L. T. @eifHid)e, ber mit feincn Slmtggcnpffcn bieBeb^ntcn tbeitt. PORTIONIST, s. ber S:bcilncf)mcr, aJJittJcrforgte; /,. v.S'Jfbcnpfriinbner. PORTLAND-STONE, s. ber 2}iUfct)cU falf. PORTIJNESS, a. bic ©tattiicfjfcit, 2Biirbe, ber 9(niianb. PORTLY, arf;.flattlicb,anfcTinIic^,»Biirs bcbofi, eri)abcn ; i)pd)miitf;ig, fiuf» gebfafcn. PORTMANTEAU, s. bcr 9}JanteIfacf ; •iDJantcUrdger; bag jlleibergcfleir, PORTOISF., .■?. .V. T. vid. Gunwale ; lo ride a—, mit ©tcngcn unb 3fiaacrt in« .Piobl gcflridjen (niebcvgelaffen) yor Sinter (icgcn. POKTRii'j', .?. bag spprtrait, ©ilbnip. PORTRMTURE, s. bie ^JJovtraitmalcs rci, iyilbnijjmatcrci; bag ^rtrait, Siibnip. To PORTRAY, V. a. 1. abbitbcn, abn!a= len, maien; 2. i"d)ilbcrn; 3. bcmalen (w. ii.). PORTRESS, .9. bic ^fbrfncrinn, 3:i^iit« ftcf)erinn; S^riigerinn. 315 POST POST POTA PORTUGAL, s. ^portuflal. PORTUGUESE. I. s. ber ^ortitgtcfc; bie ^ortugiefiitn ; the — , p/. bie -J^ox- tugicfeu; ii. aiij. jiottugtcftfc^. PORY, adj. viil. Porous. POSE, s. //. T. iai mit nllctt oter giigcu aiif bci- (§rbe ftiUfte^etibc Xi)iet. To POSE, ?'. a. burff) Jvagcu trre ma= jjiett, sum Scfeiucigeii Oriiifleu ; potfen madden. POSER, s. 1. bcr i^vflgcr, SSer^orenoe, vJJviifcr ; 2. baS .&tubenttB, ber silnfloB. POSITED, ailj. sffefet, flCftcflt. POSITION, s. 1. bie fctediing, Sage, 6er Stanb; 2. ©a^ ©nmbfafe ; 3. Oram. T. bie ^"ofttion. POSITIVE, adj. 1. (jefe^t, aiisjcitommen, al&erltcfcrt, uorgcfdjviebett, gcgebeit; 2. befitmiut, au«gema(J)t, i(iiuci-laffig, nd)er, gewiS* wa^r, lutvflic^ ; 3. fae= Jabettb, bcf)auptenb, bcroetfciib, cnt= f(^etbcnb, :u|)tcn; — degree, Gram. T. bcr (uiigc)1cigevte 3itftaiib ciiicS aSorfeS) spofttiy ; — di- vinity, bte "Dogmatif; —law, bnS \>o= fttt»e ®efel} ; — ly, ado. ftcber, fc^[ec^= tcvbtug«, burcjjaus, auSbriicflic^ ; we «re — ly ordered, wii" f)abctt geitieffeue Scfctjle; — noss, s. 1. bie aBtrEltf^= lett, ©ciltmmtbeit; 3u»frftcbtlic^5 fcit; 53ebavrttrbEctt ; 2. ^artiiacftg= Icit, 3tcc^tl)abcvct. POSNET, s. bie flciiie SSrctpfanne, bet 2Rufitovf. POSSE COMITATUS, s. /.. Ph. bte (Dtit^ ter=) (Sdiaar, gcfamintc «.ie[)r()afte Siitterfc^aft (bei- eiigltfc^cn ®i'nffcbaf= ten) ; bev Sanbfiuvm, ba8 Sliiffle^en in aJJaffe. To POSSESS, v.a. 1. bcf?fcctt, titlte \}(= f^otmat) ; — office, bte 5Poft, baS $poft£)au8 ; SPofiamt ; — office de- partment, baS ^Pojimefcn; — office- general. baS Dbervoftamt; — paid, pojifret, Vottofrci, franco ; — paid to Mr.***, franco .^crtn ***; —paid toL, ))oftfrct big §. ; to send — paid, Voftfrei madjcn, franfircn; — paper, bag -^oilpapicr ; — road, bte 5^011= ftrage, ber ^oftiueg; — stage, bie *45oft= -Station; — town, bcr^o|lprt. To POST, p. I. a. 1. ficlkn, fc^cn ; 2. (cine SUoft) cintragcn, einfcbrcibcn, iibcrtragen ; 3. (— up), anfcblagcn, an^eften, oufflcflcn, iiffcntlic^bcfannt mad)CU ; to — (up) the books. M. P/i. (bie iSiicber) tug 9ieine fdjrcibcn, i:acbtragcn, iibcrtragen; to — one's self, fcften Sub ('^ofto) faffen, ficb fcji fc^cn, ftcfe lagent ; bin posted up, bcr -2lnfci)[ag^ettW, 5lnfc^Iag, bag 5placat; II. n. mit ber ipofi reifcn ; eilcn. POSTAGE, s. bag (S8ricf--)51?orto, SSricfs gclb, ^oftgelb ; e.wmption from — , bie ^ojlfreibctt ; J\r. e-s. — account, bag -^ortoconto; bie 5Portor»(^nung ; — book, bag ^ortobud) ; — free, — paid, yoftfrei, vottofrct, franco. To POSTDATE, v. a. fpcitct battrCH, nocljbattren, ^jojtbatiren. POSTDILUVIAL, ) 1. adj. tia^ bcr POSTDILUVIAN, S Sunbflut^ le= bfub ober gcfd)fbtn ; IL Postdiiuvians, s. pi. bie 3}lenfcf)cn natlj ber ©iinb= flutb. POSTER, s. ber ©itbote, ©ouner; ©c^nellrctfcnbc. POSTERIOR I. adj. na(^fommenb, nad)berig, fpatcr, bintcr; to be — to .., nad) ettuag' fommen obcrfciju; II. Po.steriors, s. pi. bcr £)tittere, bag ®efap. POSTERIORITY, .«. bie ^folg-?, fpatcre 3ctt, bag ©piitcrfciin, ^JJac^gehcn. POSTERITY, s. bie g'tad^fommcnfcttaft, 9'lad)i«c(t, 91ad)fommen. POSTERN, s.bag Ibiirdjcn, 5Pf6rtd)cn, bie icbeime 2;biir, SBaiibt^iir; — zutc bag i^intertbor. P03TEXISTENCE, s. bag fl'lltftigc €j« fcv;n, bte fituftige {Jortcaucr. POSTHUMOUS (flrfw.— ly), nrf/. ttad)ge« borcrt (nac^ beg 93atcrg Sobe) ; bin* terlaffcn (uacb beg iBcrfaffcrg Sobc). pos'riL, «. bie 9lanbgIoffc, jladjfc^rtft, ber 9lnbang. To posTiL, V. a. mit 9tanbgIoffcn »erfebcu. POSTILER, s. bcr ®foffcnfct)rcibcr, SJanbbemevIct. POSTILLION, s. bet 5Pofti(Jion, 51Bofi" fncd)t; SSorrcitcr. POSTLIMINIAR, ) adj bcmac^ gc« POSTLIMIMOUS, J fc^ct)cnb, na'd)- folgenb. POSTLIMINIUM, ) s. bcr aSicbcrcins POSTLIMINY, J tritt in ben »ort» gen Scft^. POSTMERIDIAN, aij. nad)mittagtg. POSTN.\TE, adj. fpdtcr geborcu, fva» tcr erfolgenb (iv. it.;. To POSTPONE, ». a. 1. nad)fc^cu, ge- ringer ad)tcn ; bintan fc(}en ; 2. oer^ fc^icbcn, auffd)iebctt. POSTPONEMENT, s. bct S^crfc^nb, 91nffd)nb. POSTPOSITION, s. bag S^lac^ fc^cn; §intanfc^cn ; ber $!crfd)ub. POSTSCRIPT, .0. bie S'iacbfd)rift. pasTULANT, s. bcr 93cn;evbcr, Slnfu:" d)er, 9lnwarter, ©aubibat. To POSTULATE, ij. o. 1. forbcrn, '^ci= fc^cit, bcgebren ; 2. voraugfc^cu, aU wabrant'icbmen. POSTULATE, s. bic 33oraugfeftung, bag $13oftnlat, bcr 4petfcbcfa§. POSTULATION, s. 1. bie forbcrung, bag QScgcbrcu; 2. bic iJlnua[;mc, 9]orangfcfcnng. POSTULATORY, adj. forbcmb ; »ors augfcfecnb ; soranggefcftt. POSTULATUM, vid. Postulate. POSTURE, s. 1. bie ^ofttur, ©tellnng, Sage (bcg^eibeg) ; 2. 3Jid)tung ; 3. Sage, bcr eitanb ; — master, bcr Un* terricbt \\i tiinfllid)cn i; ciumad)cu. POTABLE, ailj. triufbat; — gol4 ©olbtiuctur; — ness, s. b;e .Trinl* barfcit. POTAGE, s. vid. PorrAOE. POUN POWE PRAN POTAGER, J. bie <£m)}3fiifc^uffel, ir: parAGRO, ts. cinen)eflinbif^eSal5= POTARGO, ) fcriiJje. ^SrASsl^-^'^^^ff^f^^- POTATJON, s. 1. ba8 Sirttifen, 3e4)cit ; 3ec^i5elag ; 2. ©etriiiif. POTATO, s. bie ^iitatt, ^artoffcT, ©vunbbirit, (^ibbtnt, bcrCfrbapfd; — scoop, (in iJJcfffr lint ba8 Sluge flii« Segffavtofffdt jit fci)nftbeii. POTENCE, s. H. T. baS friicfetiformige Jtreuj. POTENCY, s. bie 2)?at^f, ©cwatt, ber 6-tiifIii9 ; bie Jtmft, Starfe. POTENT (nth. — ly), arfj. marf)tig, ge= roaltti], jiavf. POTENTATE, s. bcr ^potenrat, 2JJo= POTENTIAL, adj. BCniuigclIb jll »Vtr= feu, moglict); cine bcvbcrgeitc J?raft ill ftc^ fojliepeiib, tniievlic^; ji«i r. »OtCllttf(I; — mood, OraM. T. bfV ^oteiifiali^ ; — ly, arfu. in bev 2J?ijg= lic^fett; inncrlic|. .f';)TENT[ALiTY, s. bte iSermogcnf;f it, i)JJi)glicJ)fcit ; inneve Jtvaft. POTENTNESS, s. (TO. ii.) vid. Potency. POTHER, s. nUg. bfv Sarin, baS ®e= viiufc^, ©etiimniel, ©efc^vei. 7'o POTHER, V. r. 7). Kinneii, ?>plfcrn, cifern ; ll a. telaftigen, ccrbricplid^ madjcn ; to — one's self, ftc^ »evgeb= lid) anflrcngeit, ftc^ (ibeifcrn. POTION, s. ber (9lrjcnci=)2;van!. POTTAGE, s. bie '$otage, gieifd;fiii>pe. POTTED, part, m Sippfe ; eitigcmac^t; — meat, eingeinadjteS Sfeifd). POTTER,;?. 1. bcr ^ovfcv, .dafnct; 2. Sp. T. bie Stinte bcr Wifc^otter ; — 's clay, bcr (5;bi»fcr=)3;^oii ; — 's t>.arie, bfe |)51jcrne ,R:linge ber 2:o}>= fcr; — 's ware, bie irbi'tie SBaare, febpferipaare, ba8 2:DVfei"5eug ; — 's wheel, bie 2;i.ipfcrfd)eibc. POTPERN-ORE, s. bie ©IStte (jum ©lafircu bcrSiiJpfcnuartre). POTTERY, s. 1. bie Sbpferei, 3:6pfer= avbtit ; 2. bie S;iHn>nt)erfildttc. POTTING, s. 1. brt*eininad)cn ; 2. 3e= d)eii • 3. (in 3Beftinbieii) ba« giillen Hi 3urfei"« auf %a\\ix jum 2lblaiifen. POTTI.E, s. bie groge 5Iafd)e, ba3 iTJnafi »on ytcrStopel obcr jiuei eng= Iifd)cn 3Jiiiap. POUCH, s. 1. bie Siafc^e, ber SBeutel; 2. SBanfl, Sau^. Tu POUCH, ?j. a. einfleJcn ; fjinein* fd)lucfen. POULT, s. bas iunge ^u^n, .gii^n* d)cn, Jtiic^lein. POULTERER, s. bcr .^ii^ner^iinblcr, ?5eDer»iet)^aiibler. POULTICE, 5. Med. T. bcr crnjcic^cnbe Uinfc^lag, ba3 JtrauterpRafler. To POULTICE, V. a. cinen erwcic^cu= bcu Umfd)Iag aiiflcgen. POULTRY, s. ba« (.gaus=)®cfliigel, Scbevuief) ; — market, ber .§ii^ner= juarft, ©cPiigcImarft ; — yard, ber .^iibncr^Df, BOUNCE, s. i. ba8 33imSficinVitI»cr ; Sanbavaf=(JRabir=)^uber ; 2. bie i^aufc^c (ciu <£adEd)cn niit Stoi^Utii ftaiib, u. f. \v. cin 2}?itfter biivd>5u= ftaiibcu); 3. bie bnrd)brod)eue 5ir= bcit ; 4. bie Jllane, jtralle. To POUNCE, V. \. a. luit SimSflcin; Vulocr beftrcueu ; mit 5)im«flein ah= rciben ; ll. v. (— upon), iiber etruas hevfallcn, cS vacfcu (mit ben Jllauen obcr Jtralleu), frallcn. TOUND, s. 1. bii8 '^funb ; 2. bte .Oiir= be; (— overt), ber *4>f>tnbflall ; by the — , Vfi'tibiueife ; — foolish, fam. iiber eine tlcine ©uinme cine grope vcr= narbtafftgcnb ; — weight, baS S^sfunb* gen)id)t, bcr ajfitnbfteiii. To POUND, V. a. 1. ciurpcrrcn (in ben ^Pfanbfialt) ; 'i jcrfto^cii, jcnnalmcn, fto^cn. POUNDAGE, .^. ba8 -5)Sfunbgelb ; ^vo^ «ifion per $fiinb. POUNDER, g. 1. bcr (Stbtjer, Stopcl, biei?cale; 2. ber Spfiinber ; 3. bie ^fnnbbirn ; ten — , ber 3f^npfiinbcr. TjPOUR, v. I. a. gie^cti, fd)iiiten; to — forth, rtu§ftrbmen, ftrijincn laf= fen ; to — out, au?gic^en, nu§fd)iit=: ten ; onSf^enten ; ll. n. Ijeftig flie= jjcn, firi>nien, rinncn, laufeii ; fid) mit ^eftigfeit beroegen, bal)inftiir= jcn ; cinfd;enfen ; to — in, M. Ph. cinlaufcn (yon 21nftragen) ; it cannot rain but it pours, fcin 3nglii(f fomint nUein. pouRER, s. bcr ©ic^enbc, ^inf^ens fenbe. POURLIEU, s. vid. Purlikit. To POURTRAY, v. a. vid. To Portray. POUT, s. 1. bie ?rtmprete, fflricfe; (eel — ), Slalrnuve, OuaWf (Oadus lota — X.) ; (whiting — ), bcr ©tcin= bolf, breite Sc^eUfifc^ (Oidus barba- tus — L.); 2. ba8c§afclbitf)n, a3irt= tmbn; 3. Sunge uom ©cfliigel, ^ii[;nc^en; turkey— , bcr junge $u= ter; in the pouts, vu!g. iiblcr ?aune. roPOUT, V. n. 1. baS a}JauI b^itgcn, maulcn, f($moIieit ; 2. iiberbdngcn, ^er»orPcf)cn; to — out one's lips, maulcn, fcijinoUcn, miig . ^m\{\6:)i\x ; pouting fellow, bcr ©aucrtopf ; pouting lips, bicfe, f)nngenbc Sivpeu. POVERTY, s. bie3lrmuti), ber3J?angel. POWDER, s. ber Staub, bn8 ^uliJer; iSd)ieppuI»er ; ber (>§nar=)g5uber ; — bag, bcr ^45iibcvbcutcl; — black, Vubevifirte (frnnffuvtcr) (Sc^tinirje; — box,bte5)3uberbiid)fe, Streubiic^fe; — brass, ©trcuglauj ; — cart, ber ^ubcrnjagen, 9Jjunttton8magen ; — chest, ber $u(yerfaftcn ; bie ®preug= ober ©priiigfiftc, geuerfifte ; —flask (—horn) , ba8 -jSutserbom ; — min, bie ^uluermiibte ; — mine, bie !pul»crmi= nc; — monkey. Sen cant, bcr ©(^iff8= junge, ber auf JtricgSfc^iffcn ^iiluer au8 bent ajjagajine ^olcn mu^ ; — moss, ba8 ©taubmooS, .§aarnioo§ ; — pufl; ber ^Pnberquafi ; — rail, bcr $u= bcrmantcl ; — room, bie 5LJutoerfam= mcr ; — sugar, ber gcflofjcue 3«cercS= mac^t ; 3. Oewalt ; 4. .gcrvfd)aft ; 5. bcr ffinfluB; 6. baS 33crmi)gen, bie Jtraft; ©tdrte; T-s. ("moving —), bie bewegenbc Jtraft einer aJiafd)ine ; (maintaining — ), bie Sebcr= obcr ®e= tvic^tfraft, bie baS ^enbel bcmegt; 7. M. E. bie ^Procura ; (— of attor- ney), L. Ts. bic 33oUmac^t ; general — of attorney, bic ®cneraU9SolI= mad)t ; to give — of attorney, 33oil= mnd)t (J/. E. a\\6) ?5irma) gebcn ; men in — , ©Ctualtijabcr ; powers, ;)/. I. bie ScbcuSgcificr ; 2)}nd)te, ®i.^t= ter ; 2. r/t. r. bie l)od)\ie Drbuung bcr (5'ngcl ; tiieatricai — , ba4 Sc^ar,- fpiclertalcnt. POWERFUL, (n^yo. —i.v), adj. mdd)tig, gcronltig ; einfluijreid) ;' frdftig, wirffani ; — ness, s. bie aJiac^t, @c= tcalt ; Jtraff, ©tdrfe, aBirffanttcit. POWERLE.SS, adj fraftlo8, oi)umdd;= tig. POAALDRON, s. H. T. baS <2c^ult?t» ftitd ber Siiifluutj. rowTER, s. bie Jtrovftaubf. pox,s. pi. bie (^raujofcu, Sufifcuc^j ; small — , bic J?inberblattcrn. POXED, \ adj. tjcncrifd), ?3orfig, fcon POXY, S i'f'^ Suftfcud»e angcitcdr. POY, s. bie 33alancirftangc, (2eiltdn= icrflangc. ToPOZE,eid. To Pose. PRACTICABILITY, .t. bie Xf)unlid;feit, 3lii8fuf)rbarEeit, ^Kiiglii^feit. PRACTICABLE {adv. — ly), adj. 1. t^uu(id), a««fii()rbar ; anweiibbar, braud)bar; 2. wegfani, fal^rbar ; 3. ergreifbar ; — breach, Mil. r. eine er^ ftiirmbare ^Brefc^c; —ness, s. vid. Practicability. PRACTICAL (adv. — ly), adj 1. ^ral» \\\A), werttl)dtig,n)irflic^, ausiibenb ; 2. aniveubbar ; — divinity, bic t^eo= Iogifd)e 3}Jora[; —ness, *. ba« ^raf= tifc^c, bie aBerftI)dtigfcit. PRACiiCE, s.i. bie5]3rari8, SluSitbuna, grfabrnng, 9lnn)cnbmig ; 2. drjtlts d)e 33cbahblung ; 3. Ucbung, ®e= icobnbcit, ber ®cbraud) ; 4. bie ®e= manbtbcit, @cfd)idlid)fcit, Scvtig= feit ; 5. /-. t. *4>vattife ; foul — , niebrige 3)Jittc[, (gc^Icifrocge, 3'Jdit= h; in — , gaugbar, iiblic^) ; to put into — , \\\ 2lusfiil)ruiig (in ®ang) bringcn ; out of — , an8 bcv Ucbung. PRACTISANT, s. (n. It.) «zV/. Practiskr. To PRACriSE, V. a. Sr n.A. ^rafticircu, flusiibcn, trcibcn ; 2. drjtlid) bci)an= belli, drjtiirbe 33erfu(^c. niadjcu; 3. iibcn, fid) iibcn; 4. (I)cimlid))t>?rab* reben, abfartcn ; 5. JJidufe fd)mtes ben ; to — physic, au8iibcubcr '.'Irjt fci)n ; to — upon one, cincu burd^ .$tuiiftgriffc ju geminncn fud;cn ; ci« ncn 3lnfc|iag nnf cincn madben; practised in trade, gcfcbdftSfuubig. PRACTISER, $. bcr $raEticu8, 3lu8iibcU' be, auSiibcnbe 2lrjt, u. f. lu. PRACTITIONERS. 1. bcr §Prafticii8, au8iibciibe Slrjt ober 9Jcd)t8gclcbrte; 2. geiibte, crfabrue aJJaun, jiuniltjcr: flditbigc; 3. 9idnfcfc^mieb. PR^-CiPE, s. L. T. bcr 5J3cfci)f, baS ber 53cflagte itwai Iciftcn, ober ben ®rnnb be8 3flic^tleiften8 angeben foU. PR.'ECOGNITA, s. pi. bic iBorfcnuti niffc. PRAGMATICAL (— ic ; adv. — ly), adj. fic^ \\\ frenibe ©ac^en mifd)enb, jus bringlic^ gefc^dftig, jiibriugtid). na= feiUClS ; pragmatic sanction, bic prag= matifc^e ©auction; pragmatical fel- low, ber Sitafcmei*, Jtliigling; — ness, s. ba8 ^ragmatifc^c ; bie >Jlafc= wcisbeit. PRAGMATiST,s.bcr fic^in frcinbc Sln^ gclcgeuf)eitcn nnbcrufen a}2ifd;enbe. PRAGUE, s. {bie©tabt) ^rag. PRAIRIE,.?, bie natiirlicie (mitiippi= gem @rafc benjnrbfeue) 23icfc (im ^nucrn yon ?lorbamcrifa, S(dd;e, (Sbcue obne ^dume), ©rciscbene, @ra8aniiie. PRAISE, s. baS ?ob, bcr 5prci8, SfJii^m, bie ^[)Xt ; in his — , t^m jum Sobe ; — worthy, — worthily, VrciSiuiirbig ; — worthiness, bic ^rcismiivbigfcit. To PRAISE, V. a. lobcil (— for, lUCgCll), rii^mcn, prcifcn. PRAiSELESS. adj. iittgcpricfcn. PRAiSER. s. ber Sobcnbc, 5j3rcifcnbe. To PRANCE, V. n. 1. ftc^ bduincn ; 2. prangcnb rcitcn ; jur ©cban reiten ; fitt brii(ien, pruntcn, ftol^ircn. To PRANK, V. a. pu^cu, fd)niiiden ; to — up, bcrauSpuBcn, aufftu^cn. PRANK, s. ber $ojfcn, ©treid), bii ©{^clmcrct. 317 PREC PREC PRED I-TIANKER, s. ber Stllljcr. PRANKING, s. bcv iilu'rtvickue -$u6, ©taat. PRASE, s. bcr 5prafcr, ^rafeiii, btc ©maragbmuttiT, PRASON, «. 1. bcv Saitci) ; 2. bag @ee= qvaS. To PRATE, V. n. fc^irafeftt, ^laitbcvn. PRATE, s. baS ©cfc^ani^, (Seanifd). PRATER, s. bev ©c^roii^ei-. PRATIQUE (Pratic), s. JV. T. bfl' ?a= bungsbrief, bie (Silaubuip ^anbelit ju biicfen fnac^'JScv^eigunabcS @efuiib= ^citSpaffcS) ; fi-cte^anbiiitg nat^ auS= gc^iiltfiicr Ouarautane. To PRATTLE, v. n. fdjwafeeii, plan-- ftxn. PRATTLE, s. bnS Ocfc^ioa^, ©croaftf). PRATTLE.MENT, s vul. PriATTLK. PRATTLER, s. bec Sd^iuiiftcr, ^43Inu&e= rev. PRAViTy, s. bie Serberbt^fit, 33oS= I)cit. PRAWN, s. HS 3J?ccrvfevbc^fit ; bie JtrabbC (Cancer sqiiilla— L.). PRAXIS, s. bic '^xaxii, ^liiSubiitig. TuP\i\Y,v.a.S,- n. bctCtt ; bttteil; cr= fitdjcii, ntif[cf)cit; to — to God, 511 ®ott beteit; —do it. t()iut ®ie e« bod). PRAYER, s. ba« ®cbet ; bic SStttc ; ba8 31ufuc^Cll ; to he at (or to say one's) prayers, fetu ®cbel: t>crric^teit ; the Lord's — , \\vi i'afcniitfcr ; — book, i:oi-()ergcbf:ib. PREAPPREHEXSION, s bic uovgcfaptc 5DJeiuung, ba5 *-l>onti'tf)cil. PREAUDIENCE, .?. /.. T. btc 3iangfo(= ge ber -Jlbuofaten i>ov ©evidjt. PREBEND, s. bie $rabeiibc, -^ifriittbc, ©tiftsfieUe. PREBENDAL, adj. }u etiK'r ipfriiube gc=: ^ijvig. PREBENDARY, s. bei' SPfvilttbUCr, ©tiftSi)err. PREBENDARYSHIP e. bilS ilaiiouicat. OREGARIOU3 (a'iw. — ly), adj. 1. au« S^ergiiiiftigmig befi^cnb obcr gciiic= llenb bittlid), 'abbangig ; 2. iini'tdjcr, f"d)»anEenb, prccar; — trade, jU. K. ber '^veraveibaiibct; — ness, i. bie 5lbbdugigfeit. Utt)td)crbcit. PRECATIVE, ladj bitteiib, . crfii: PRECATORY, \ d)enb ; iiiitevwiivfig, bemittbig- 31 a PRECAUTION, s. bie aSorftc^t, aSfr= roa[)ruitg, Se()Utfamfeit ; JJBarming ; to take — , sorbaueii, ftd) yen»a()reu, ajialiiegcin treffen. To PRECAUTION, v. a. oprbaitcii, »crbii= tfu; luanicii. PRECAUTION AL. > arf;. VOrftd)tig, PRECAUTIONARY, 5 'bel}lltfam ; — measures, ^Uovftf^tsmajircgelrt ; to take — measures, i30rfe{}lUligen tvef= feu. To PRECEDE, v. a. yorf)crgc()cti, yor= gel)cit. PRECEDENCE (— cv), s. 1. baS SBov= gcbeii ; 2. ber i^ortritt, S^ovraitg, aiaug, SSorjug ; /,. t. bie Sprioritdt; to hold the — , yovgebeti. PRECEDENT, adj. iiorberge{)eiib, vortg. PRECEDENT, s. ber fviifiere Sa(J, baS (3Jed)t«=) 33eifpicl, 3Jhifter ; to be without a — , iioc^ ittc^t ba geroefcit fe!}ii, beifpieUo^ ; — book, ba« %ox- mularbud). PRECEDENTED, adj. bitrd) cincit »or{)cr uorgefommenen yall 511 vcd)tfertt= geii, eiti ^iPrdjiibicat fiir ftd) fjabcub. PKECEDENTLY, ado. OOVl}Cr, UOrldU=: M- PRECENTOR, s. bcr aSorfditgcr. PRECEPT, s. i. bie 5Borfcl)rirt, bnS ®e= hot; bie ^ieget, Sflid^Ifdiniir ; is^cbre, bcr Uiiteirtd)t ; 2. /,. ph. bcr 3]oi'la= buitgibefcbl ciiicr ©ericb^gptrfon. PRECEPTIVE, adj. yovfd)reibcnb, «or= fd)rift(id) ; uitterric^tcub. PRECEPTOR, s. bcr Scbrer, ?ef)rinei= fter, .^ofineitler, (Srjieber. PRECEProRiAL, adj. ju ciiiem ?efirer gebin-ig ; a — prebend, eiiic mit bem «()nneifteramte serbuiibette i)>friirt= be. PRECEPTOR Y, 1. a/ij. SSorfdniftctt cr= tbciteiib ; 11. s. bie iJctjrauftalf. PRECESSION, s. .ast. T. ba« 'iiovriiileu be« ileguiiioftiums gegeii Dftcii. PRPXIINT, s. ber Sejirf, Umfaiig, baS aBeid)bilb. PRECIOUS (adv.— ly), adj foftbar, tb^- tir^; — metals, cble iljctnllc; — stones, @be(ftcilte; — neas, s. bieJtofl= bavfeit, Jlijfttid^Eeit. PRKCIPE, s. vid. Praecipe. PRECIPICE, s. bcr SIbgniitb, bic fleifc ({dbe) Siefc; Jiff. plij^(id)e grp^e ®c; fal)r. PRECIPITANCE (— cv), s. bic 3iibf, aSorciligfcit, Uebcrcilung. PRECIPITANT (adr. — ly), I. adj. 1. ftiirjcnb, jdbc, ftctl; 2. cilig, bvin= (jcnb ; fid) iibercileiib ; «orfd)itclI ; il.s Med. T. bal nicbcrfd^lageube ^DJittcl; Ch. r. bet Sflicberfc^lag, ba§ !)3rdcipt- M. To PRECIPITATE, v. a. ($ n. 1. fiiirjetl, bcrabftiirjcit ( — from, Pon) ; 2. jii fcbr bcfcf)lciiiiigcii, iibercilcu; fic^ iibereileii; 3. c%. T niebcrfdilageti, ju 33obeii fallen laffcn ; fic^ fc^cu, ju ^obeii fallen, ftnfen. PRECIPITATE, 1. adj. 1. jabc, ficil; ftiirjcub ; 2. jn fcbr bef^lenuigt, iibercitt, Doreiltg, uorfd)ncll ; ii. «. Ct. T. iciS ii>rdctpitat, bcr ^licbcifitlag ; — of gold, ©olbpnvpur ; — of mer- cury (red — ), bcr Ouccf filberniebci'= fd)tag. PRECIPITATELY. ad„. jdfie nicbcr ; iibcr .<3aU unb J?opf. PRE!;il'ITATION, s. 1. ba4 Stiivjcu, ^^cvabftiir^cu, bcr Stuv^; '2. ' bie Ucbercilung : 3. ca. t bcr 5liebev= fd)lag. PRECIPITATOR, s. bcr 53cfcl)leuntgcr. PRECIPITC^US (ndih — ly), adj. 1. jdbc ; 2. baftig, iifacrcilt, »orfcfciic'll ; — ness, s. bic tVdljC, ungeftitme (S'ilc. PRECISE (adv. — ly), adj. 1. bcfiiuimt, genau ; 2. dngftltd), 511 vfinftlit^; a fteif, pcbantiftj); gcjronngen, gctiert — ness, s. l.bic ^yeftimmtbcit, Q>}(- nauigfett; 2. nug^lid)e -^iiuEtlic^feit. PRECISION, s. bie 53eilimiiltl)eit, ®e« uauigfeit. PRECisiVE, adj. gciiau bcftimnicui Dbcr cinfd)vdnfcnb. To PRECLUDE, v. a. auSfd)lie5en t)emniert, biiibcrn. PRECLUSION, «. bie 3luSfc{)lie^iing .^inbcruug. PRECLUSIVE (arfi). —ly), arf/.f)inbevnb ausfc|)(ieticnb. PRECOCIOUS, adj. frii^rcif, fviibscittg PRECOCIOUSN'ESS, ) s. bie Srubreife, PRECOCITY, J griiljseitigfcit. To PRECOGITATE, v. a. VOXl)tX tcbCUs feu obcr iiberlcgeu (W. ii.). PRECOGNITA, s! vid. Pr.ecoonita. PRECOGNITION, f baS ^Borwiffcu ; bei a3orbebc.3S>t; bie »Dvbcrgcl;enbe Uu> terfuc^uug. To PREcaMPOSE, V. a. Sorter »crfaf= feu. PRECONCEIT, .7. ber aSorbegriff, bie »ovgcfa5tc2}Jeiuung, baS iloruvtbcil. To PRECONCEIVE, v. a. •oorI)cr faffcij, fic^ vcrbcr yprftcllen. PRECONCEPTION, s. vid. Precosceit. PRECONCERTED, adj. sjorljcr vcfabre : bet. To PRECONSIGN, v. a. JUltt S^OraUS oi' tbun Dber nbmad;cn. PRECONTRACT, s. ber yov6crgeI)cnbe a3crtrag, ber frii^evc SScrglcic^. ro PRECONTRACT, v. a. uor^cr ucrglci^ cl)eu, iiprl)cr ycvfprccjjcu. PRECURSOR, s. bcr aSorldufer, ^ox' bote. PRECURSORY, adj. yovliiuftg, ciulci= tenb, PREDAUEOUS, (Z(//. 8om 3Rautc (cbcub. PREDAL, adj. vaubcub, vdubcrifc^. PREDATORY, «(//. rnubenb, pliiubcriib ; rdubcvifd), vaubfiicbtig ; — oscuision, ber 3{aubjug. To PREDECEASE, v. a. »DVl)Cr (frii()etj ftcrbcn. PREDECE.\SED, adj. yor^cr yevflorbeu. PREDECES30R,s. ber Sorgduger ; aSor* fabr. . . PREDESTINARIAN, Th. T. s. bcr bie 5Bovberbeftimmiing ober ©uabcn- wabiglflubt. To PREDESTINATE, v. a. VOl'flcr bc= ftimmeu, au«cnBdl)lcn. PREDESTINATE, adj. yorl)crbc)}immt. PREDESTINATION, s. bie a3orbcrbc= ftimmuug, ©uabeinxmbl. PREDESTINATOR, s. vid. Predesti- MAKIAN. To PREDESTINE, vid. Predestinate. PREDETERML\ATE, a'lj. yorljcrbc-' fttiumt. PREIJETERMINATION, s. bic 93or^cr= bcftimmuug, bcr aSorbcfd^lug. To PREDETERMINE, v. a. UOr^cr bc- flimmcu, vovbcr bcfd;licpcn, verier feftfc^cu. PREDIAL, adj. tas ?anb ober ben ?aubs bau bctrcffcub ; — esiate.s pi. Sanb= gittcr; — tithes,;*.', bie gnicbtjcbcHtcn. PKEDICABILITY, «. bic Sdbidfcit eiu! ©igcnfcbaft ju bc5cid)Mcn, 5Sji.igUd)= fci'tata ©igci'.fc^aft beigctegt jumcv« ben. PREDICABLE. Lnn-. T. 1. adj. WHi SOU ciucm Singe bebauptct, bcmfclbcu bcigelcgt ivcrbcn fann ; n. s. bcr all= gcnictue 4^cl)anpt«ng-5begriff; bal ^Jrdbifabilc. PREDICAMENT, s. Log. T. baS $vdbi = camcut, bcr a3ei(eguiig'5begriff ; bic J?atcgorif, (i'laffe, Drbn'nng. ba* Sad) PREF PREJ PREM PRI-DICAMENTAL, adj. bic JfateiJOVif tt, u. f. \o. bftvcffent'. PREDICANT, s. bcr ctiiutJ »on ciiicm SDiitge bel}auptet. To predicate; v. a. Sr v. 6c|ait^tcu, bfilegcu. PRED1C4TE, s. iMg. T. baS ^rabicat, SI3cl)auvtiuK|«iiiovf, bcv S8cf)aui>= tuiiggbcjjritt, tie bctgclcgte (St(3Cii= Waff. PREDICATION, s. bie S8e{)aiiVifuiig, syeilcauitfl ; 3lu«ntfuiig, ikfaimt^ iiuidjung. PREDICATORY. adj. bejn[)cnb ; iwi- fd)cibeiib ; Vt>fitit>. To PREDICT, v.. a. uor^cr faijeii, pvo= pfjcjctcn, luciffagcii. PREDiCTiOxV, s. bte a3ovf)ei-fas^uiifi, SBciffapuj^. PREDICATIVE, adj. uiciffagctib, :pvo= ^)l)ctifcb. PREDICTOR, s. ber SOBeiffagfi-. PREDIGESTION, s. bte jit fruf)« ^tX- bauuiiiv PREDILECTION, *. bte 93ofltebc, bititf be ^uticiguiii]. r» PREDISPOSE, V. a. 1. spvbcr ati= ovbiicii, Deranftaltett, obcv einric^ten, Dpvbercitcn ; 2. jiiuov (lenetijt ma.- cl)en. PREDISPOSITION, .«. bte 3?orberet= tuiig, iBoranflalt, fju{)crc Sliilaoe. PREDOMINANCE (— cy), .?. bag 35or= l)enfd)cubc, Ucben^ewicl^f, bie Dhtx- geroalt, Dberbcvrfcfjaft. " PREDOMINANT («,/„. — lv), adj. SOt- t)errfc^enb, iibemMegcitb. To PREDOMINATE, v. I. -n. »Or^frr:= fd)eit, vovbervfcbenbeit (Siiiffiifj be= fticii ; bie Dbcv()iiiib ober ba^ Ucbcv= flewict)t l)abeii, Ijeroorfloc^en ; il. a. be^evrfc^en. PREDOMINATION, s.ba8Ucber(?e«jit^f, bie Oberijaiib, 83cr()evrfc^uii(i. To PRE-Ei,ECT, v. a. wx[)tx evjva^Ieit, niiSfvfe^eit. PRE-ELECTION, s. btc iBorcnva[)= hint;. PRE-EMINENCE, s bcr SSorvaitg, 9301-= jug, ba« .^evyov|tcct;cn, i'orftva^leii; bie Obergeiualt. PRE-EMINEN-r [ade. — ly), adj. f)Cr= »pvftcd)eiib, sjprjiiglic^ ; iiber Mt 33iaiieit. PRE-EMPTION, s. L. T. Ux 93orfauf ; bas Sortauf^redK. To PREEN, V. a. (vpit 93ijgelu) nitf= Vu^en, glatt inadieii (ba« ©cfiebev). PREEN, s. ein Snftriimcnt bie 3I5eber= biftdtt vm 28oUflocfeii jit vciitigcit. To PKE-E\GA(;E, ?•. a. Jltm I'iil-iUtS yerbiiiben, fid) yovait^ ycrpflid)tcti, vor()EXiSTENT, adj. vovl^cv eriftirettb, frii()ev uevijanben. PREFACE, s. bie aSorrebe, ber @in= To PREFACE, v.n. s. bie S8efclj(6^a= PREFECTURE, ) bcrftefle, StattbaU tevfdjaft. To PREFER, c. a. 1. sovjie^eii ; 2. cr; bcben, fdjcifeeit, t!od)ad)tcn ; befpr= bent; 3. barreid)en; 4. portrageit, yorbriiigen, vovfc^lagtn ; i — it he- fore ( — to above) every thing, id) 5ie= be c« alleni Sliibern »or, mir ifl eS liebcr alS 5UIc§ ; to — one creditor to another, citteiu ©[(iiibiger uor bent 9lnbeni etnjo^ juwcnbeit ; to — a law, ciii 6>efefe Dorfiljlageii. PREFERABLE (ndc. — ly), adj. »Or«tig= lid), »orjie^cu«rocrtf), uorjiijiebei'i ; beffer; — ne^-s, j. bie 3]orsiigltd)feit, ber ()ij()ere SBcrti). PREFERENCE, s. bcr S^orjllrt. PREFERMENT, s.i. bic *Bcrfi.hbcruti0, (Srbebung ; 2. ba3 @f)renamt, bte aSiirbe, ber Xitel. PREFERRER, s. ber aSovjtc^ciibe ; 93e= forbcrer; 51iibriiigcr. To PREFIGURATE, To Prefiqitre, )'. a. »ori)cr abbilben,«prbi(beii, uoiftvUeu (ttt. it.). PREFIGURATION, s. bic asprbilbuitg, ba« Uiorbtlb. PREFIGURATIVE, adj. BOrbilbCUb, aU Sovbilb. To PREFiNE. V. a. oorljerbeflimmctt, ober begvenjcn (w. ii.). PREFiNrnoN, s. bie vovgaitgigc 93c= greiijititg, geftfeljuug, ^cftiiiimuitg (tu. ij.). To PREi''ix, 71. a. 1. yprati feljctt, wx- fe|eii; 2. vovi^ev bcftimmcit, niife^eii, feftfefeen. PREFIX, s. ba§ ^Prcifiritm, bie a3or; fvlbe. PREFixiON, 5. bie 93or(ait)fefeuiig ; SBcftimmmtg. To PREFORM, v. a. oorr^er biibcn. PREFUL(7ENCY. s. bic aSprleiidjtititg, has ^ovlcitc^tcii. PREGNABLE, adj. ciuiie()mbar, jit er= cberit, bejwiitgbar (w. ii.). PREGNANCY. .?. 1. bie SdjiiHiitgcr^ fd)aft; S^vad^tigfcit ; 2. fo-. 'yxndH- barfeit, ?inlk; a^icbtigfcit ; evfiit- bevifd)e jlraft ; — of wit, ber (Strom bc« aui^cs. PREGNANT, a^lj. I. fdjitmiigcr (— with, mif, hy, ypii) ; triicbtig ; 2. fiff. fnicbtbar ; ge[)altreic^ ; 3. U'id)tig, fo(gereid) ; a — genius, eiii trfiuberi= fd)er Jfopf. PREGUSTATION, s.iaS ^Sor^cffpfleit ; bcr a3orfd)macf. PREIIEN.SILE, adj. greifeiib, ergicifcnti ; jiim ©veifcn gceignct. PREHENSION, s. bic ©vcifnitg, (Sx= greifiiiig. PREHNITE, s. ber fPre^ttit (ein j^pffti). r« PREIN.STRUCT, v. a. Vprliiltfig UlU terricftten. To PREJUDGE. V. a. \>ox\)ix mfbcileu ; jum uprau« yenivtdeilen, abfpredjcit. PREJUDGMENT, s. bie ijerurtl)eilung jiim vorauo. To PREJUDICATE, r. a. iC- ?(. jnm VOr= aits oerurtfjcilen, ol}iic 5pritfung vcr= bammcn. PRE.JUDia\TE, adj. i. ai\S 93orurt^ci= leu Ijerrii^renb, (iuf ^^pvurtbeilcn ge= griiitbet; 2. »ou Q.3oriirt()eilcu ciiigc= uoninten, befangcn (»»• »«•)• PREJUDIC.4TI0N, s. bot vorlauftgc (ypr ber ^eit gegebenc) Urt^eil ; 3lb« fprec^en. PREJUDICATIVE, adj. till 35prauS cntfd)cibeub, »orurt.^fi(enb. PREJUDICE, s. 1. ba« aSorurt^eii ; 3. ber S(Jad)tbeif, Qlbbvnd), ©intrag, bie SBceintrarbtiguug. To PREJUDICE, v.'a . i. bena^tbci=' lijcit, beeintrad)tigen, (— one, ei= nem) 9lbbrucb tl)uu, ©rbabcn fcentr* fad)eu, fd)abf II ; 2. 33pruvtf)eile bei= bringcit, bprbcr eiuuebmcn ; preju- diced by . . , fingeupmiiteu (ntit ^ov- urtijeil erfiiHt) fei)n bpii, bitrc^ . . . PREJUDICIAL, adj. nad)ti)eilicft, fd)ab= lid), beeiutriic^tigenb ; juiuibcr, cnt= gegen; — ne.«s, «. bie 9^aditb.fifig= teit; @ing.cuommen[)cit, aSfrbIcu= bung. PRELACY, .1. 1. bie ^iprcilatur, 5PraIa= tfunjiirbe, bcr ^^ralateuflaiib ; 2. bie ^ralatcn. PRELATE, s. bcr ^Prafat, fcpvncijme ©cifilic^e, SSiirbeutrager. PRELATESHIP, s. bcr §lSralatcnftaitb. PRELATICAL (— lo), adj. Jlim *PraUu ten pbcr jur 5|3ralatur gc^orig, prc= latifcft. PRELATiON, s. bcr aSorjiig, iBorraug (w. a.i. PRELATiST, s.ber 9In^angcr ber @pi«= fopalfird)e. PRELATURE, Prelaturesiiip, s. bie ^ralatcnnji'ivbe. To PRELECT, v. n. ciiic aSpvIcfung fatten. PRELECTION, .t. bic iBprlcfuug. PRELECTOR, s. bcr 33pvlcfungen {)att, pffcntlic^c Sfbrcr, Sector. PRELiBATiON, .s. baS a>or^er!oficn, bcr aSovfitmacf. PRELIMINARY, L adj. feprgaugtg. tor- laufig, ciiilciteub ; — stens, bte cr= fteti fecbritte ; II. s. baS aSorlaitfige, ■bie a3orbereitititg, ©iitleituug ; Pre- liminaries, ;)/. bie ^raltminartcit, ^iiileitungcn, borldufigcn Iteberein* fiiitft«vuuftc. PRELUDE. PRELCTirM. .i. 1. baS 5}5,riis lubium, HHorfpicl, ©inleiteube ; 2. bie 6iuleituug. To PRELUDE, v. a. &■ it. 1. prafubU'Clt, ba? 3LUn-fpicl mad)cu ; 2. cinlciteu, borbcrcitcu, ali Sinlcitung biciicii. PRELUSORY, > I'''** PREM.VrURE (.adv. — i.y), adj. l.friif)s rcif, friibjeitig ; unjcitig ; 2. fcor* fd)nell, Doreilig, iibciTilt; to deem (it) — , (e«) fiir ^BorciligEcit batten. PRE.MATURENESS, ) .?. 1. bie grii^= PREMATURITY, ) 8? it'gffit ; «"=» jcitigc Sicife, Unjeitigfcit ; 2. alljus grofiC @i(c, a?orci(igfc!t. To PREMEDITATE. »>. a. <<;- ?(. Oor^eC bcbcufeu, bo'r!}cr iibcrlcgcn, t>orau3 ftuucu. PREMEDITATE, adj. i>oxl)tx itbcrlegt Ptcr buvc^bad)t; —\y, ado. ntit l?or* l)ergebeubcr Ucbcrlegung. PREMEDITATION, s. bic t)LnbergeI)en= be Ucbcrleguug ; ber U?prbeba^t,ba8 Sorberbcbcr.fcu. To PREMERIT, v. a. torbcr uerbicucti (to. ii.). pre.mierE. I. adj. tyr, bic, bag crfie; II. .t. bcr ©rflc, bag .g)aupt; ber erfle 3}jiiii[tcr. PREMIERSHIP,*, bie 2Siivbe bciS erjtcu 9}tiuificr«. To PRE.MiSE, V. a. i. t)praii« fcbt(fen, fcprlaufig crwci^ueu; 2. ^ramiffcit fcft fe^cit. PREMISES, s. 1. pLLog. T. bit 5Pra» ittiffcii, asprberfafee ; 2. /-. T-s. bal ®el}bfr, '^ani ncbft 3i'fl«^Pi"' *'< 319 PREP PRES PRES SifJtvtf)f^aft!5gclniube, ©ntnbfiiicfc, iaS Sanb ; on the — , fliif bem @e= hoft; in the — , tm Dbgcba^tcti, Dbevmii^iitcn. To PREMIT, r. a. vid. To Premise. PREMIUM, s. 1, bic Spramif, 33fIol)= iiiiitg, bcr ^uiS; 2. baS ^^anbgflb, Sliigclb ; 3. Af. -E-s. bie 3(ffeciivans= ^jWimic (ber 93crftc^cruitrt«pi-ei8 jDcn bcv Slffecurant »on bcm Slffcciivirtcn ci^cilt) ; — home, bicQIffccuraiiipra: iiiie flit bie .gcrrctfe; — out, bie I'lffecuvaiiiVramic fiiv bie ^inrcife; — out and home, bie 5lffefirrnnspva= mie fiir .gtii= iinb ^^crvetfc ; return of — , bie jiivucJerbaltene (obcv diiii' ja^Iiing bcr) Qlffccuranjvramie ; se- cond best — , ber iJlebenlJveig, baS 9lc- cefftt; — bond, bev ^vamtciiscttcl. To PREMONISH, v. a. uor{)er eitititcni, obcv evma^iieit, wavncit. PREMONISHMENT, } s. bic ^BovCVtlU PREMONITION, J iteviiiig, SBav^ niiitg. PREMONITORY, adj. feovKiuftg eviii= iievub, Wrtvnenb. PREMONSTRANTS, s. pi. bte Spramoits ftraknfev (2JJ5nd)e). To PREMONSTRATE, v. a. iCV^tV JCt= geii, sorter kwcifen (m. ii.). PREMONSTRATION,«. bet aSor{»CWci« (w. it.). , ,. PREMORSE, adj. B. T. rtBgetiffctt (t>on 33Iattcrtt uiib aSuvjelii). PREMOTION, s. bcr ijliitrte'b. PREMUNIRE, V. L. T. 1. ba8 Uft^eil roegcn (Sinjie^iing bcf ®iitei:, ^\xtx- fcuittni^ bcs @iitci-t)frfaU« ; 2. ba« 33cvl)vcc^cit, ba§ biefe ©tvafe nad) ftd) jtei)t ; to incur a — , flcapUtg tuerbcn. PREMUNITION, s. bte aScrwa^fiiitg ge= gcit etiicii ©itttinivf. PRENOMEN, s. bet 33orname. To PRENOMINATE,i!.o. t»DvJ)ef bciien= tieit, tJOi'^er mclbett. PRENOMINATE, adj. Dorgenflttiit, ob= gcba^t. PiiENOiMiNATlON, s. bic 35ovbeiicu= nung, ber 3Sor5iig, iai SSorrcc^t ju= crjt genaiiut jit wcrbcit. PRENOTION, s. bas ^ovf;enDiffen, ber a^orbegriff; bte SSovempftiibung, ber SBorfc^inacf. PRENSATION, s. bie iBemat^ttflung, (Srgrcifung (it. it.). To PREOBTAIN, v. a. tjor^cr erbnlteti. PREOCCUPANCY, s. bie ©e^^net)^ mitng t>or eiiiem Qlubern, ba« J3or= l)erfiiiiief;men, SSovgretfeii, ^wtox- fommcit. To PREOCCUPATE, vid. Preoccupy. PREOCCUPATION, s. 1. bie friil)erc SSefi^naljnic, bas Buforfommen, iBorwegne^mcn ; ber friibere SBcftU ; 2. bie iDegegiuiiig eiucS eitinjiirfeS; ba§ 25oruvtl)ci(. To PREOCCUPY, V. a. 1. fcor eittcin Slnbcrn in SBefi^ iicfjmcii, jutor >ueg= ncbmcii, borgvfifctt, boi'bcr eimtel)= men; 2. ntit Q3onivt{)eileu einnel)= men. To PREOMINATE, v. a. t)prl)Cr lt= bcutcit, boranjeigen, fcovbebeitten. PREOPLMON, s. bte borgefagte 2Jjci= nung, bcr aSorbcgvtff, ba« 93orur= tbeit. PREOPTION, s. baS CJecI)t ber crficn To PREORDAIN, v. a. tjovber anorb= ncn, friibcf ocrfiigen, sorter befefclen. PREORDiNANCE, i s. bte frii^cre 2ln= PREORDiNATiOxV, i cvbniing. PREORDiNATE. adj. »orf)er 'angcorb= net, »orber beflimmt (w. ii.). PREPARATION, s, 1. bic Sovbcvci^ tuiig, 3ubereitung, 3«i'ufl«ng, 3Sor= 320 .aflatt, 91nftalt ; 2. Seveitung, 33cr= fcriigung; 3. iaS ©ebrau; Ts. (bet ben @erbcrn) — with barley, bie ©erfienbeije ; gradual — , bie fortgc= fcfete S3cije. PREPARATIVE. I. (adv.— -ly), adj. »or= bevettenb, jurSSorbevctfung bienenb; to be — to . . , ju etroaS Borberciten, einleiten ; ii. «. bte 3iibcveitung, t>aS SSorbereitiingSmittcl. PREPARATORY, adj. uorbeceifettb, yovliiufig, aU SSorbeveitung uot^tg. To PREPARE, V. a. Orfal}= li^. PREPOLLENCY (Prkpollence), s. bie Ueberlegenbeit, hai Ucbergenjtcbt. PREPOLLENT, adj. iibcrlcgcn, iiber= wicgenb. PREPONDERANCE (Preponderancy),s. has llcbergeiDic^t. PREPONDERANT, adj. iibevwicgcnb. To PREPONDERATE, v. a. .S- n. iiber= wiegeu; fc^merer »»icgcn; iibcrwaU ligen ; iiberlcgeu fev;n. PRijPONDERATiON, s. baS Ucbcrge= mrt= uilegium, ber 9Sorjng. PREROGATIVED, adj. beDOrvcdltet, f\\- silegirt (W. ii.). PRESAGE, s. bte SGovbcbeutung ; 3l^= nung; ba8 aSorjeidjen. To PRiiSAGE, V. a. »ov^cr bcbeutcu, anscigen ; corner fageii, weiffageu. PRESAGEFUL, adj. nl)ining«»oU. PRESAGEMENT, s. bie 23orbcbeutung ; 9lt)nung ; 28ciffaguug. PRESAGER, s. bcr ^:prbvf;et, 2Seiffa= genbf. PRESBYTER, s. ber Jlirc^enaltcfle, Jttrc^enocrflcbcr; ^licfter, ^rcSbi;= tevianer. PRESBYTERIAL, ) adj. pre«bi)tcrta= PRESBYTERIAN,^ nifd), auS Jltr- (^cnaltefiieu bcflcbenb. PRESBYTERIAN, s. bcr 5PvcSbi)tevia= ner cJln^iinger bcr Jtiri^curcgicrunn burc^ 5lcltcjfe). PRESBYTERIANISM, s. bcr Sprclbijto viant«mu8. PRESBYTERY, s. 1. ber 5Pve«bi)terta= niiSmiiS, bie Jlivdjenregtcrung burcb Sleltefie; 2. bie Jitrdiei'uiltcftert. PRESCIENCE, s. ba« aSorbcrtDiffen. PRESCIENT, adj. uor^cr wtffeub, vvo- ?>^etif4>. To PRESCIND, V. a. oljfc^neibctt ; ab- foiibcnt, wegne^men, abfiva^ireu (n). ii.). PRESCiNDENT, adj. abf^nctbcnb ; ab= fonbernb, abflrabirenb. To PRESCRIBE, v. a. &■ n. i. »Orfd)rci= ten, befctilen ; »erfd)veiben, verorb- nen ; 2. l. t. bie aSerjii^rung geltenb mac^en. PRESCRIBER, s. iitttx bcr »ovfc|retbt uerovbuct u. f. «j. PRESCRIPT, I. adj. »orgerd)viebcn, ncr^ ovbnct; li.s. 1. bic a3orfd)rift, aScr= ovbnung ; 2. ias 3Tecept. PRESCRIPTION, s. 1. bie aSorfr^rift, Serorbnnng ; 2. ba8 DicccVt ; 3. i. T bie aScrjiitjrnng, ba8 a3erjaf)rung8= *rcd)t. PRESCRIPTIVE, adj. bie 93crjabrung betreffenb ; — right, ba« a3eria|vungS5 red)t. PRESENCE, s. 1. bte ®egeit»art, 9ln= wefenbeit ; 2. bte Slnwcfenben, aScr* fammlung; 3. giubicnj ; 4. ^ixfon (eine« aSornebmcrn) ; 5. ba« aicu^ere, aiugfcbcit, bie ^cvfonltd;feit eineS 2}Jenfd)fH ; 6. ber Stnftanb, bie ®e= ftalt, (SteUung, 2)Jiene, bn« a3enef)= men; 7. bie Sevtigfeit, Oiiiftigfeit ; — of mind, bie ©etflcSgegeuwart, a3e» fonncnbcit; in — , gegennjiirtig, uot aiugen ; in tlve — of a notary, im aSct- fei)n eineS 9cotar§; to come totiie — , ijorgeftellt werbett, Stubienj erbalten ; page of the — , ber?eibpiigc; — cham- ber (— room), bits 2lubicn55tntnicr, ber aiubtenjfaal, PRESENSATiON, s. bflS aSorgcfitl;! bcr aSoibegriff. PRESENsioN, s. bte a3orem}?ftnbung, • 3l^nung (W. ii.). PRESENT, adj. 1. gcgcnwartig, anmes fenb, jugcgen ; 2. (.it — ), gegcni»ar= tig, je&t, jc^ig ; 3. fevtig, b'ercit, f*neU entfc^Ioffen; 4. gitnfiig, ge=. ncigt ; anfntcrffam ; to be — at, ju* gtgen fei)n bci, beimo^nen ; the — king, bcr jefeige (regiereit6c) jjijuig tlie — month (year), bcr liiufcnbc -^C" nat (3af)v) ; — remedy, bag roirffame aJJtttcl ; — tense, Oram. T. bte gegen= roartige 3tit. ba§ 5prafcn« ; — wit, ber fcbneUe m%. PRESENT, s. 1. bic Ocgcnwart, gcgcn* wartige 3fit ; 2. Oram. t. vid. uuter adj.; 3. iaS (Sefd^Cnf 1 eUipt. phrase, at — , je^f, gegcnmartig ; for the — , fiir je§t ; the — , @egcm»arttge« i (®d)rciben) ; X. Ph-a. by these — s, ] fraft beS ©cgcniuartigeii, buv^ ®t' gentvartigeS ; know nil men by these ; — s, Jtunb nnb ju tviffen fe\} bievmit. To PRESENT, v. a. 1. barftcllcu ; bnr= rcid)en, iibevveic^eit, cinreidicn, iibev= ; Ivingcn ; 2. sjor^cigcn, yorftellen, anf* fitbvcu; 3. anbicteu; 4. fdjcntcn, be« fd)enfcn; 5. l. t. ju ftrc^licbcK Sf- neficicu ^.^rdfcnttreu ; 6. gcrid)tlic^ , ntijcigcn, (ingebcn ; to — one, eincu i cinfiibvcit, uoiftellcn; to — one with a thing, eiuem et>i'aSfd)enfcu; to— a child at the font, ciu J?inb jur (iibcr bie) 2:aufe {)aUen; ju. e-.':.io — a bin . (for acceptance), eincn SKccbfcI (juv 5lnnabmc obcraSejablnng Borjcigcu), ^.n-iifentiven ; to bo presented, prafcii* tirt wcvben, vDrfommcn; Jiw. pa-s- to —5 battle to the enemy, bCIlt SctUbt eiiie S^lac^t anbicten ; — arms PRES PRES PRET f rafcutirt'8 ©emc'^v ! to — one's re spects to . . , fic^ ctiiem einpfefjtcit. PRESENTABLE, aiij. barsujiellcn ; »or= pellbar ; auSjiibriicfen. KJESENTANEOUS, adj. glcic^ wivfcnb, immittelbar. PRESENTATION. sA.tk 'Savftelluitg ; SiUTcidjiuig, @tiirctd)iuii] ; 2. 33or= jlcllitttg ; 3. L. T. (Snici'inunrt ju ct= iifr 5pfi'iiiibe ; i. M. £-s. bie ^3or5ei= anng (ciiicS SSecftfcIg); on — , bci i^orfommcit, bet QSoijciijmig.imyovs fommciibcn ^M. PRESENT ATIVE, adj. bavjiificHen, »or= juftcIJcn. PRESENTEE, .«. /,. T. bcr JU ciitcm J?iv(^citamtc 93pvgcfc{)lni]citc. PRESENTER, s. bcr X^arftcUcr ; ®cbcr, gd)ciifciibe ; L. T. bcr Semaubcn jit tiiter 5|jfriinbf sorfc^Imjt ; — of a bill, M. E. bfv ^vdfciitaiit ('3n^aiici-3 etticS SScdifdS. PRESENTIAL (adv. — i.y), adj. gegeit= njavtig, ba bcfiitblic^. PRESENTiALiTY, s. bic ©cgeiinjartig; fcit, Qlnrocfen^cit. To PRESENTiATE, «. a. sevgcijcnttjav-- tttjen, bovftcllcii, liiiiflfllcii. PRESENTIMI3NT, s. 1. bie aSovcmpftit- bungr3l§iiuiig; 2. bie sjorljcvgefaptc SJJciimug. PRESENTLY, adB. glctd), fijglcif^ ; UU= mittclbar. PRESENTMENT. .?. 1. bic S^nrflcfluni], Savifid)ung, (5iitrcict)Uiit3 ; 33ovft(;l= lung ; 2. JiL E. vid. Presentation ; 3. J., r. bci- 33cvict)t pbcr bie Siujeigeber ©kfcbiDovncu obcrciuc^ 3fiebcuiric^= tcv6 iibcr eiu S8cvgel)cn. PRESERVABLE, adj. JU bcWafjrcit. PREISER VATioN, s. bie 3JcvaHil)vung, 6r{)altuug, ^Bcwa^vuug. PRESERVATIVE, I. adj. Scnvaf)VCUb ; abwet)Vfub ; n. s. iciS 93cvnjaf)ruug§= luittel, 3lbii.icf)rung6mitrcl. PRE^ERVATORY, I. adj. scrwabreub, crbaltcub ; ir. «. ba« aSevtua&vungS= ■ inittcl, (Sri)altung8mittcl. To PRE.SERVE, v.a. 1. ucvnjafircu, er= biiUeu ; bcibf[)altcu ; bctiattcu ; 2. frf)ii§eu ; 3. eiumaci)eu, ciuiegcu, ciu= fc^CU ; to — silence, ftillc (Ucrfc^wic= jier,)fc»u; preserving pan, bie 6an= birpfiuiuc. ruEoERVE, .?. ba8 (^ingemac^tc, bie 6cuf6v«e ; '.'^p. T. ba3 (aSiIb=)@ef)a= ge, bev S:i)ici-gavtcu. PRESERVER,, s. 1. bev 93cmial}rcv, (Sr= f)alttv; 2. bcr (ioubitor, bev ((5viicbte II. f. \v.) cinmaf^t; life — , moi. bcr 9lrttuiigs=Sdnuimnigiivtcl (bet !>!uft= fctiifffrtbrtcu iiber SBaffcr). Tn PRESiDE, V. n. i. lun-ftljcn, bctt 5?orfi| brtl'fii/ t'>TS ^pvafifciuni fiifireu, Vviiftbircn ; 2. ijoriTicfjcu, bie Dbcr= aufftc^t baScn. PREfJiDENCY, s. bcr SSovftfe, bicDber= ftcllc, 513niftbcutenf}ellc ; Dbcra«f= fti^t; bic iffiiivbe beS 9]cgierung§= $i\iftbcuten. PRESIDENT, .«. bcr $iafibcut, ^rafcS, aSovft^cr, 5L?prftl}c»bc ; Sorftcbcr, Cberauffebcr, Q^orgefc^tc, @tatt^al= tcr, evfte Ciat^ u. f. tt). ; 9?egievuugS= 5?Jr;iffbcnt. PRESiDENTtAE, adj. 1. bic Cbcrauf= fidj-t babcub, fcbiifeenb ; 2. bcu $r;ijt= fccntcu bctreffenb. PRESiDENTSiriP, s. bic Sffiiivbc cincS 5Borft(jcr«, Dbcrauffc^cvei, ^rafibcn= teuflfllc, iPrafibcntur; 9iegteruug»= jcit eincs 5praftbei'.' udj ju ciucr Scfii^ung PRESiDiAi'V, 5 gc^iJi'ig ; eiuc 93cfa= tuttc, Ubeub. "EisiGNiFiCATiON, s. tie SJor^erge= Jtube 2lujeige. 75 To PRESIGNIFY, v. a. tilt »0rau3 au= jctgen, coraubeutcu, sorbejcicbncn ; it is presignified, lUau lUCVft C§ illt soraiiJ. To PRESS,?), a.s,: V. 1. prcffcu, brii= (fcu; bvaugcu, bviugcn, trcibcu; 2. bcbvaugcu, cinfd)Iic(jcii (cincu Drt, bn eiuer 33eliigerung) ; 3. eiufd)ar= feu; 4. fc^v niitf)igcii, (mit ©ciualt) aufbvingcu ; 5. eiubriugeu, uortciirtg flvebcu; 6. feltcru; 7. yrcffeu, (jum (Scebienil) gcamltfam njcrbcu; to — cotton, hemp, &c., lofc iBaUmlXioIIc, i^auf u. f. IV. tni S^ipraume 5U= fammcufcfiriiubcu obcr rammeu, tva= sen, traiucn ; to — down, uicberbrii= cf eil ; to — eagerly for a tiling, ftd) fcbr uin (twaS bccifcvu, feljr i\vu-i^ vin- gen ; to — forth, to — out, nuSprcffcn, auSbriicfcu; to — on, cilcu, fc^ncll yerrtc^t?u, fcbncll reifcn, fc{)uell gc= l)CU ; to — tlie ship oi\, iiuf bcu Straub jageu ; to — upon (on), iJrctTcii obcr briicfcu, obcr bringcu auf . . . ; auf= briugcu ; iinbriiigeit, einbriujieu ; to — upon dangers, ftc^ mut[)lviUtg in ®C= fabi" begcbcu. PRESS, s. I.\te5prcffe ; Srucfcrvu-cffe ; 2. J?c(tcT;)3. bas ^rfffcn; i. ®c= braugc; 5. ^er Sraug ; 6. S^rurf; 7. ba§ S?atvofenprcffcu ; 8. ber 2Baub= fi't)vanE; Jlleibcrffbrau!; sewing—, bie >§cftlabe bev 53ucbbiiiber; wiuoof tiie first — , (im SBciubnnbcI) ber auS ben reid)ftcuS3ceveu jucrft gcnjouueuc aBcilt, yiUSbrUC^ ; liberty of the — ,bie 51Srcp.-(55ntcf=)5Vreibeit ; Typ. Ph-s.io correct the — , S'ovrccturcu Iffcu, cor= vigireu ; in tiie — , uuter bev ^.)]vcffc ; to carry a — of sail. Sea Exp. fegclu mit fo Mid ©egcln nls b(t« SAiff tvagen faun, o.U'e Segct bcigcfcftt ba= bcu, yraugeit; a — of business, ein 5Inbrang sou ®cfcbaftcu; — barrels, j>l (bci getlern) mit Saub nub @tei= ucn gcfiilltc Sonueu, jum ■Bcfd^rocvcn bcr Sdjlittcu; — bed, bie ilcttlabc ; — copies of letters, mit bcr 2)Jafc^iue cp^jirtc 33vicfc, aSricfcopieu ; —pang, bev ^Nrc^gnng, bie geaniltfanicu^Bcr: bcr; — man, 1. bcv (53ud;=)Truifev, SjJve^meiftcv ; 2. (3J?afrpfcn=)':pvcffer, jum Sccbicufl gctBaltfaniSBcvbcute; — moneyj_ba8 iprcfjgctb, .)3(iubgclb (bcr jum eccbicitfi aeiualtfiint gcn,ior= bcueu 2}iatvofcn; ; — room.bn-j Sru= rferjimmer; — stick, bev Sprepbeugct (iue ; — iron, bag 58itgclcifeu; — ly, adn. auf baS 5lugclcgcutlidjftc, bvin= gcub, bfftig ; gcbviiugt, l\\x\. PRESSlOiN, s. bas 5prcffcu. bcr Srucf. PRESSURE, .?. 1. bie ©rii(fung, ber SDruif, baS 5Prcffcn, Sviicfeu; 2. J?cU tcru; 3. bcr Srucf, ^Jrang, bie a3e= briicf uug, Jllemmc, 31ptb, ba« 2)rang= fa[ ; 4. bcr ©tcinpel ; 5. @inbru^ ; — of the hand, bCV ^anbcbruif ; M. E~s. — of busines?, bcr @cfd)aft«= brang; — of the prices, bcr 5)rudber ^Pvcife;. — for money, bic ©clbUPtt, bcr ©clbmangcl; — of sail, j\''. t. baS ^vangen. PRESrATION(-MONEY), s. L. T. bic jabvlicbe Steucr ciucS 9[rd)ibiacpnug fiir fciuc ®evtd)t§bavfeit an bcu 93i= fd)Pf. PRESTER, s. bcr SBcttcrflrabt. PRESTIGES, n. ],/. HS 531cubnjcrf, bie ©aufelci, @aufe(poffen. PRESTIGIATION, s. bic ©aufflci. PRESTIGIATOR, s. ber ©antler, 93f. tvfigcv. PRE'sTIGIATORY, pRfisTiGious, adj gaufclbaft, gauflevifc^, blcubcnb, be^ triiglid). PRESTO, adi). .Wiik. T. pVCltO, fcl)J {JC- fc^twinbe, buvttg. PRESTRICTION, .?. baS fAwadje &(- ri*t, bie iMiJbftc^tigfeit. PRESUMABLE, adj. "mutbrnatilid) ; — ly, ado. mutbmaSlid), nad) ®utbiui= fen ; aus 'Siintel, anS Stplj. To PRESUME, V. a. c^- n. 1. IHVmUtf^CU, mntbmafjcu; uprau«fcijcu ; ftrb bitu- fcu, fid) ciubilben; 2. fid) bcvausueb' men ; fid; erfiibfteu, fitfe ycrmeffeu, wagen ; as i — , wic id; scvmutbe ; luie mid) biiuft; may I — •? bavf id) fp fret fet?n? Im presumes upon his parts, cr scrliipt ftc^ auf fciuc Salcn^ tc ; to — too far, }n tvcit gcbcii, jn »iel wagen. PRESUxMER, «.l. bcr gyjiithmaficubc; 2. 33cvmcffeue 5 (?iugcbilbctc, i^od)- miitbige. PRESUMPTION, s. l.bie ^cvmutbung, DJJutbmafning, ftarfe 2Babrfd)ciu- lid)feit ; 2. '(5•iubtl^uug, ber 2)iiu= fcl; bie SScnncffeubci't, ('Dumm=) Sveifligfcit. PRESUMPTIVE (ndr. —i.y), adj. i. WV-^ mutblid), mutbmafjticib ; 2. eiuge= bilbct, ftplj ; fcermeffcn, (bumm=) breift; — heir, bcr mutl)ma^licbe, ua^fic (5'rbc. PRESUMPTUOUS (adr. — ly), adj. ciu= gcbilbct, »pller Siinfcl; «crmcffcii, i)ern.icgen, (bumm=)bicift ; — ness. .«, bie ^inbilbung, bev 1)!infc[, bic 2>cv-- mcfftubcit, (2)umm=)^rcifiigfeit. PRESUPPOSAL, s. bic '-Bpraugfcfeung^j!: To PRESUPPOSE, ij. a. ypratt^fc^cu. PRESUPPOSITION, s. bic il?praU8fC: feung. PRESURMISE, s. bie yprlauftge 93cv= mutbnng, 51{;m!ug, bcv 9lrgivpbn. PREI'ENCE, .9. 1. ba§ 2?Pv'gebcu, bcr aSpvmaub, Sc^ciu; 2. 9lufprnct), bit Scrbcvuug ; 3. 91umajjuug. To PRETEND, v. a. ^- v. f. vorgcbcn, iHn-fd)it|cn, ypnucuueu ; to — fair, uacb etivaS ausfcbcn jupIIcu ; 2. fid) aumaficu, fid) bie Siicnc gcbcn, ftd) flellcit ; (to — to . ., auf ctmaS' Jlu= fprud) mac^en, (iS) fpvbcni, be^t,np= ten. PRETENDED (« Oravi. T. taS SmDCvfccfunt. PREI'ERITE, adj.^s. Gram. T. ycrgan= gen ; (llie — time, or the — ;, bilS $va' tcvitum, ^cvfcctum, bie ijcrgangcuc 3cit. PRETRRITION, s. bic Itcbcrgcf^uug ; bcv 93ovHbcrgang. PRETERiTENESS,*-. bic 93crgaugcubeit (m. ii.). PRETERLAPSED. adj. tjcvgangcu, t)cr= ppffcu, bevfaufeu. PRETERLEGAL, adj. wifcerre^flid), gcfe^itjibrig (lu. ii.). PRETERMISSION, a-, bie Ucberge^uug, 3lu«Iaffung ; llutcvlaffuug. To PRETERMIT, r. n. iibcvgcbcn, au8= laffcu; »crnad)lafftgen, 'nutcrlaffeit, ycrfiiumcn. PRETERNATURAL, (adv. —i.y), ai> 3-il PREV PRIG PRIM jCfbertUttuftid) ; — ness (pretematur- aiity, w. ii.), s. bte SBibevnatiivHc^feit. PRETERPERFECl' (or— tense), s. Oram. T. iaS tpraterttum, 5{?frfcc(mn. PRETERPLUPERFECT (or —tense), s. Oram. T. iai ^Iii«(iuampcrfectiim. PRETEXT, s. ber 3'o«vaub, ov{)cvrfc^eiib ; 2. indc^tig, lutrtfaiu. r.< PREVARICATE, v. n. 9lu«ffii^te rtcbvaiK^ert ; mtbcr Sreue itiib ^fficfet i)aubclii, e8 mit beibeu ^pavteieu i)aU ten, trculoS fei;n ; do not—, fpvingcu ©ie ni4)t ah. PREVARICATION, s. 1. bie 5)5i?id)t»er= . le^ung, ^Ireulofigfeit im 9lmte; 2. sBerbvcbnnf), >Jlit«fluc^t; 3. ba«^eim= lic^e S3erft;inbniii. PREVARICATOR, s. 1. bef ^flit^tyer= acffenc, Jlreulofe; 2. a3erbvei)er, 6a= cnlenmac^er, j)tantefc^micb. PREVENIENT, adj. suviovfommenb. To PREVENT, v. a. suuovfommen, Bor= beu(3cn, »pvbauen, yer[;iiten, (»er:) ttinbecu (— from, an). PREVENTABLE, a/IJ. VOVJllbeugcn. PREVENTER, s. bcf S'lyi-nEommfnbe, .^inbernbe, .§iiibcver ; the — of a bon- net, bev 58orgbiiibfel beS 33onnet«; — bolts, bie J"? lappboljen ; — braces, bie Sorgbvaffen ; — leech-iine, bev (£ci)mtevgorbing ; — plates, bie J?[av= , V'cn unter rcn $nttingen ; — shroud's, bie 33org>uaubtane; — skeedsor- Bkids, Scfcmicrbaiime ; — stay, baS lofe Stag, ^orftag; — vangs, bie ©to^gecvben, 5pnbf4)C-®eevben. PREVENTINGLY. adv. juaoffoniiuenb, t;iiibcrnb. "REVENTION, s. iaS 3«oovfommen ; bie SSorbeugung, 33ovbaiiung, 2?erl)ii= tiing, .(Stnbernng ; by way of — , .iii§ S3oviicfjt, jur 93oi:b(;ugMng. PREVENTIONAL, adj. jnijorfommcni, Der^iitcnb. PREVENTIVE, L arfj. ^inbenib, t>ovbcu= geitb, iJOvbaucnb, (iBofeS) yer^iitcnb; II. s. bas iBprbauuiig«mittel ; — ly, orto. anS SScrfic^f, juv 33ei'biitung ; anS 93onirt^ciI. PREVIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. bOXljtXqt' ^enb, uovldufig ; — to the peace, yov bem fyrieben ; — payment, J)/. E. bev ®cIbyorf4fu^, bie 2ln«lagc; —ness, s. baS 33or^evgebcn, bie 5?ovldufigfett. PREVISION, s. baS 2?iH-^evfc^en. To PREWARN, v. n. oovt)cr R'avtien. PREY, s. 1. ber CJaub, bie 33nitc ; 2. SBevflubnng, 33evaniftung ; animal of — , baS 9iaiibtl;icr; bird of — , ber 3Jaub»oge(. To PREY (on or, upon), v. n. 1. raubcn, 33eute mac^cn, iiliinbevn; 2. vom 3^aube lebeit; 3. fvcffcn, nagcn. PREYER, s. bet' Olduber, §puinbevci- ; iSerfc^lingcr. PRIAPIS?.!, s. Med. T. bet ^riapt«mug. PRICE, «. 1. bev 5prci«, SSevtb; 2. 8of)n ; to bear a — , tin -^veife ftc^en, fpften ; to bear a high or great — , tf)euev fc5)ii, tfjeitei- ju ftel)eii foin= men ; to give a great — ' for, thcuet faufcn ; at any — , jn jcbcm 5pvcife, in alien ^rcifen; what's your — 1 was vevtangcn Sie (bafiir)? to sell under the — , uiitci' bcnt ^vcifc yev= lanfen; above — , nnfd)d§bav; of — , wertbopll; a ring of — , ein n.KVti)= yoUer JRing ; j\r. £-.*. — fixed w limited, ba« Simitum (bcS spreifeS);— of sub- scription, ber SPi-dnumerationS^irei'3 ; calculation — , ber SalculationSpreis ; — current, ber 5prei§courant, bie $vcis= liftc; prices quoted, notirtc ^rcife; statement of the prices, ber SPreisbe= ri^t. To PRICE, V. a. vid. To Prize. PRICELESS, adj. niifcbd^bar. To PRICK, V. x.a.i. ftec|en; ^vicfcln ; ftecfen; anflccfcn, nnflec^eu; Typ.Ph. einftecJ)en (in bie ^15nnttncfpi|en) ; 2. auffteif en ; 3. aufi-id)tcn, fpi^cn ; 4. (an=)fpDrncn, aiitreibeu; 5. ucrna- geht (tin tpfcrb); 6. fauer mac^en, eincu fancrn ober ;Mfanten®efd;maif gcben; 7. mit ©emiffenSbiffen foI= tern; Q. sp. T.mxt (gpiir 5nrii(f[af= fen (VOlU ^afeil) ; to — a cask (of wine), ein %\^ (2Setn) nnfterfjen ; to — a card, cine (mavEirte) J?arte nn= tcrflccf en ; JV. T-s. to — the chart, ba« 3?efte. PRiESTLiNESS, 5. bie aSiivbc ciitca 5)3ricfter«. PRIESTLY, adj. pricftcrlid). To PRIG, v. a.'maufen, fte^Icn. PRIG, .5. 1. bag ,J?er[cbcn, iyiirfd)d)cn, bcr g^afcweis; 2. bcr 2)icb. PRIGGISH, adj. nafcnjcis. PRILL, s. bie <^it\.xA\\m, 5)prnj>uttf. PRIM, af/;. gcjicrt, gcs>j>ungen, aijcctirt [probe ; to look — , fpvci'be tt}iin, fic^ jievcn. To PRIM, V. a. jicren. PRIMA, s. 1. Mas. T btc 5prime (erftc (Stimnte, ®cigc, n. f. w.) ; 2. Typ. T-s. bie ^rinte, crfte (Seitensal)! {(i> Innine] einc§ 5)rmfbogcnS; ganj cr- fte Scite, (Sc^onfeitc eiiteS Sruifbo; genS, bcr ©d^ihibrncf; — sheet, ba;3 --Pvimcblatt; table of piimas, bic *^ri= mctafel. PRIMACY, s. 1. ba« ^Pvimat, bie gcifl-- lid)e Dbcrfielte; 2. bie3^or}iigIid)Ecir. PRIMAGE, s. .V. E. baS Isrimgclb, bic .itapplaten. PRIMARILY, adv. jiicrjl, anfdnglid), tirfpriinglicp ; Bornet;mlict), tnfoiibcr= beit. PRIMARINF^S, *. baS (Srftfci^n, bcr cv^e®rab. PRIMARY, adj. 1. crfl, nrfpviirtgliit ; 2 uom crftcn ®rabe ; 3. bauptTdd)li'^ ; — quills, pi. bie oorbereu Sd)i^'nng= febcrn (bcr93i.nic() ; the six — planets, bie fcfbs iSanptplanctcn ; — pchnnis. 5Primar= "ober (?(cmcntar=Sd)nIen; — substance, bcr Uvftoff. PRIMATE, s. ber 5Prima«, erfle ®cift» lic'^e. PRIMATESIIIP, s. baS ^Pvtniat, vid. Pri- macy. PRIMATICAL, adj. primatifc^. PRIM A VISTA, s. vid. Prime ito. PRIME, 5. 1. bas grfte, ber 3lnfang, bti crfte 3cit; 2. bcr ^Jiorgcn, 9lnbrut9 PRIN PRIN PRIY SriiMiitfi ; btc 93lut&c, ba« 3Sornc'&m= ftf, (Ibf iftf, 9?cflc, Hv Jtcvn ; 4. taS giiiibfraiit, 3iinbvu(vev; — cf ife, tie 2iii8eiib= (S(uff)e); — of the moon, bcr t)leumonb. PRDIE, adj. 1. cvfte, uonicfsmfle, »or= juglic^fte; v'Oii sorjiiglic&cr ®ute, vpit IiefJcr Dualitnt; 2. biu^cnb, ju= flcnblid) J — cost, ber (5infauf«VH*ct8 ; — gap, bte erfle ® ru6c in ctncm Scrg^ wevfc; — parade, bie Spvimvarabe (in ber Scc^tfunft) ; M ic-s. — quality, bif crfie Oiialitat, *4^vimafovtc; of — quality, WM bci: bcfien tfenJ eirt gittcr ©egter. To PRIME. V. a. 1. 3iiiib!raut (5PuIucr) mif bte $faune fc^iittca; 2. griinbcn, btc ©vunbfavbe aiiftragen, ben ©vitiib ju eittcm ©cnidlbc inactjcn. PRIMELY, arfi). 1. juerjl, jtvfpriinglic^; a. yprti-ffPic^. PRiMENEss, s. bte Urfprftngltt^feit ; g3ovtreffIi*feit (w. ii.). PRIMER, s. 1, bie Spvimc, (3liibac6tg= itbuitg jn (S^rcn bcr {)ct(tgcn 3iing= frnit); 2. ba« ©ebctbiic^ bcr ,Ratt)0- litcu ; 3. 9l586=33uc^ ; 4. Typ. T. bie Slutiquafc^vift, bie rontifc^en Settcrn. PRIMER, adj. bcr, bie, baS crfic; — seisin, />. T. (ebeinaJ«) bie 53erecbti= gang be8 v^BuigS jur 9htfentcfniiig yen ganbereicn tca&veub ber -DJin: bcrjabrigCeit beS ©rben. PRIMERO, s. baS spriinenfpiel. PRIMEVAL, ) adf. urcvft,, uvaiifaug^ PRIMEVOUS,^ ii^, uvfpriinglid^. PRIMICES or Prkmices, s. pi. bie @rjl:= linge. PRIMIGENIAL, } adj. crflgeboteu ; er= pRiMiGENious, S fic, »in-iic{)milSe. PRiMLNG, s. 1. baS 3iinbfraut, 3ii«b= Vulfccr; 2. ©ritnben; — iiom, bie ^ultierflafc^e, baS ^>uIt>erboru; — iron, — wire, Gun. 7'. bie DJauntliabcI ; powder, T. biiS Si'mbfraiit (^pitluer). PRiMiPiLAR, adj. bfit -SfliUJiiuan bev 5i>ori)ut betrcffenb (bet ten alten dio- mcrn). PRIMITIAL, adj. JU bcrt ©rfiiingcrt ge= borig. PRIMITIVE, I. adj. 1, erftc, urfpritng= liri) ; 2. ftcif, vcbanttf(^, formlicb, gc^icrt, gc^wuitgcn ; — cause, btc ©ntttbUrfad^C ; — verb, Oram. T. baS (gtammwort; iLs.baS ©tainmtuort; — ly, adu. jitctft, urfpriingltc^ ; bcm .6crf ommeu gemiip ; — ness, «. bie Urfvviinglic^fcit, iai Slltertbum. PRiMN'E&s, s. ba3 ©cjierc, bie 3tere=: rei, gbrinlit^feit. PRIMOGENIAL, a^lj. crflgcborctt ; ttr- fpviingltdb ; elcmentavifc^ ; »or= nc!)mfic. PRIMOGENITOR, s. bcr Sl^n^crv, 93or= -fa^r, 9lt)rt. PRIMOGENITURE, s. /.. T. bte (frflgc= buvt; (—ship), ba§ (§rftgcburt§= nA)t. PRiMORniAL, r. adj. urfptitnglic^, Hr= aitfanglict) ; II. s. bcr Urbcgtnn, erfte 9lnfattg. PRIMORDIAN, 5. fine Sprte frii[)er ^flaiiincu. j PRIMORDIATE, adj. Uraitfattgltcf). 1 PRIMROSE, s. bie ©dbliiffclbdimc, I fdjaftfofe ^Prtmcl (.Primula mdgaris — L.) ; — tree (night — ), bie gclbc 8t)ftmacl)ia {^CEnotlwra — L). PRINCE, s. bcr ^itrft ; ^Pvinj ; the —of darkness, ber u^DUcnfiivft, i. c. !tcufel ; — Rupert's drops, ©[aStfOpfcn ; — 's feathers, bcr 9lmavantb, ba« Saufenb^ f(^6n (Anmranthus httpochondriacus — L) ; — 'smetai, bag ^rinsntctall, ber Sombacf; — 's-wooJ, ba« @bcnl)pls {Cordia geraseantku.i — Z,.) ; — 's-yel- 3ovv, baS ^vinjengelb. To PRINCE (IT), V. n. bcn ^iirjlcu m«= t^cit, fiirftttc^ lebcn. PRINCEDOM, s. bie Biivflcnantrbc, ber giirftenfiaub. PRINCELIKE. mij. fiirftlid;, hjie cin giirfl ober ^riuj. PRINCELINESS. s. bie (5iirfllic^!cit, bag giirftlic^c, bie (^itrftengrijge, giir= flen<3ra(i)t. PRINCELY, adj. s,- adv. vrinjHc^, fiirft= lic^, wie cin Siirft. PRINCESS, s. bie ^rinseffttm ; i5i»r= fliiirt. pri:ncipal, adj. «prnct)infie, ^attpt= faci)Ii(^fle, -giiiiVt . . ; — actor, bcr 9liifitt)rer, 3fiabcl«fiitrer ; M. E-s. — business, bag .^aitptgcfcbaft ; — cre- ditor, bee .gaiiptglaubigcr; — debtor, ber .giauptfc^ulbner ; — house, bag Staminbail? ; — matter, bte ^aiivt= fac^c, bag 2Sci"entlid)e ; — owner. M. E. ber .^aiiptrbebcr ; — violin, bcr erfle 3]toliiiift, SBorgeigcr. PRINCIPAL, s. 1. bcr >Borncbmfle, (Sr= fte, bie .gaitptpcrfon, bag .P)aupt ; bcr ^Prinjipal (33rob=) .§crr ; .§aiibclg= bevr, aScftier einer .^aiibU'ing ; 2. ^iectpr, 5)ircctpr, ©c^plarcf), ©d^itU auffebcr ; ^Praftbeut ; 3. bag ^Prtiiji^ pak in bcr Drgct: 4. M. E-s. ter dpmmittcnt; 5. .fiaiiptpunft, bte i^auptfac^e ; 6. .^auptfumme, baS gavitai ; — and charges, btC bpllc (Siimmc einer gprberuitg; — and in- terest. (Savital nub ^inftn Pber 3it= . tercffeit ; principals, pi. T. bic ^e{; 4. bag gebntcftc Siatt, bieSrucffcbrift; 5. 3ctrung ; 6. bcr .§pl,!,fc^nitt, Stw- ^jfcrftid) ; out of — , ntcl)t mcbr (im 53uct)bi"ibf I) 5U ^abcu, ycrgviffcu ; in — , gebrucft; in Jtanjelleifc^riff^; to p\it into the public prints, in bic PItent= Iirf)cu SBliitter (Beitungcn) ctnrit= (fen ; —seller, ber Jtnpferfiicftbaiibler, .Sunjl^anblcr; — simp, bcr ,lireffc; while — , wiiijrciib beg 5)ru(feg ; — blocks, Srurffprmen fiir ,Kattune, (2})iclfar= ten, U. f. W. ; — house (— ofIice\ bic (33ud)')1)ruifcrei; — ink, bie 5)ni= cfcrf4tvarse; — paper, bag 'Srucfpa^ pier ; — press, bic 33it(i)briicfer})rcffc ; — red, bcr rpt^e 35rucf ; — types, — letters, !^ettern, 3)rucffc^rif(^n. PRINTLESS, adj. pl)ne (Siitbrucf, f^?ur- log. PRIOR (Priour), I. adj. cbcr, friibcr (— to, alg), upr, sprber, yprberig ; — claim, or — right, bag 9?n()Crrccit, a^prganggrcc^t ; ii. s. bcr ^xm (93pr' ^cf)cr ctneg Jttpftcrg) ; ber Uprgc- fc^te ©cifilicbe. PRIORATE, s. bag 5)3riprat. PRIORESS, .?. bie ^priprinn (aSprfleljC" rinn cineg ^Jfonnennpfierg). PRIORI, adv. J.origma. PRIS.MATIC ( — cal; adv. — cally), adj. o. ($• Opt. T. ^rtginattfd) ; jn eiuem ^rigraa gc^orenb ; erf faulig ; — colours, prigmatif(i)e (®vuub= ober 9Jcgcnbpgcn=) Sarbcn. PRISMATOIOAL, adj. eiucm 5prignta af}nli(f)e gprm f)abcnb. PRISMOID, s. o. r. bie l^rigmpibc. PRISMY, adj. vid. Prismatic. PRISON, s. bag ©efangnttj; ber tee- ter ; to put in — , to cast into — , t»crs |afid, ing ®efangnitj a'crfcn, gefan- gtn fc^cn ; eiitfcrfein ; to break out of—, aug bcm Jlcrfcr brcct)en ; — bars (-a- base), ciu Iaublic()eg (Spiel ; — foe, -ba'g .fiaftgelb, ei^gclb ; — house, bag ©cfaugut^. To PRISON, V. a. gcfaiigcu fcljcn, gc= faugcu ne^mcn, yerbaftcii. PRISONER, s. bcr ©efaugeue ; (Singe* fcrfcrte ; to take — * gcfangcu ucbuicu. PRISONMENT. s. bie'@cfangcnfe(}uug, ©cfangenfcbaft. PRISTINE, adj. cljcmalig, uralt; ur. fpriinglid;. PRITHEE, tc^ iitte. bo.^, ei ja. PRIVACY. .9. bie ^eimlid)fcit; (Sin= famfcit, ©ingejogcubcit, Stifle ; with- out your — , oljne 3br 9JJitiuiffcii. PRIVATE, adj. 1. priijat ; gcf^cini, per^ bprgcn ; allcin, alleiuig ; 2. [till, cin= fam ; 3. f)duglirb, .^laiig . . ; 4. nicbt iiffcntlicts amtlpg, uilbcamtet, amt=' fret, au9eramtlicl), Spviyat . . ; to be — . aUeiu fei;n ; in — . ing ®ebeini ; M. E-s. by — hand, burc^ 3Jviyatgc(f:= genbcit; to — hands, eigcnl)dnbig {auf SDricfabVCffcu ) ; o sell by — bar- gain, untcr bcr .giaub (im Stillcn) serfaufcu ; — account, bag @ebciin= biid)4?PiitP; — books, @ebcimbiict)cr* — chapel, bic itpaugcapclic ; — con cerns, 51Srit>atangcIegcnbcitcit ; —cor respondence. tie ?l5rit)atcprrefppnbcn5 , — debts, $iriyatr(i)ulben; —devotion bie [title (.§ang=) 3tnbaci)t ; — p.ij* PRIZ PROC PROC $noaffl6fic^tcn; —expenses, 5Prt= falauSj^aten ; — friend, fin befonbe= Ser Sl'CUnb ; — ixentleman, bev -l^n- yat= (amtfvete) SJJaitu; —letter, bcv ^avticnlnvbvtcf ; —purse, bie ^vi= uatcaffe, iaS S;afc^ciii]clb ; — soldier I — man bcv geiiiciue Solbiit; — stair-case, bif Scvbofgcite S^VfpjJi' ; — trade, bcr (Sigcil^ (ObCV SpVOpCV^) .g>anbcl. PRIVATES, s. pi Mil. Ph. btc ©emeiiieit. PRIVATEER, s. bcr (SeefrctBeuicr, (Ba= vn-(cv), 3laubfcl)ifffr ; bas 6apev- 7'« PRIVATEER, c. ji. (5a^>.*. PRIVILEGE, s. baS ^^Jvisitcgium, 9i3ov= ret^t, bie 33caovve(i;tiguu8, obvifj|eit= lic^Csjevwilliguug, Si'tiljcit, ber'yvci- l)cit«bvief. To PRIVILEGE, v. a. ^Jvioilcgivcit, bc= xiovverf)t(ig)eu ; bcfvcicu, ftc^ent; pri- vileged debts, jjvioilfgivte (Sd)ulbeu. PRIVILY, ado. ^eiiitli^, scvbeJt. PRIVITY, s. 1. bie gebtimc 3JJitt[)ci:= lung ; .&eimlici;feii, baS ©cbcime ; 2. 3Jlitmiffcii; Privities, y. bie 0c|am= tljcile. PRIVY, ajj. l.pvttjat, gcl)cim, befint= bev; ^ciiii!itt», ycvbovgeit; 2. initivtf= fenb ; to be — lo a tiling, iitit um ct= JUaS Wiffcu; I am made — to it, lUaU ^at eS miv au'jcvtvaitt (citibccft^ ; — chamber, DitS $liS>ilt5il)imcV (ilU fO= niglicijcil RIVY, s. 1. biiS l;cimlicl)e ©emact), bev 5lbtritt ; 2. L. T. bev 3)2itiiitcvef= feitt, 2;^eiU)abev. PRIZE, s. 1. bg 5pvci§, (?cttcvic=) ®c= rciiiu; 2. bie a3cIof)iuiug f ^viiinic ; 3. bev jjitiig, bic 58eiite;' 4. (—ship), ta§ aufgebvac^te ©c^iff, bie ^vifc; to make — , 5pvifc macijcu, aufbviiis feti; ^rcig gebeii; — cause, bcr $vi= envvojc^; — court, baS $vtfenge= ric^t; — fight, bev sprcisfaniVf, bie 58D)rpnr(te ; -fighter, bev '$veiSben3ev= bev, ^^vci^fampfev; — goods, p/. 5)3 vi* fcngiitcv ; — master, bcv 5pvtfcnmci- ftcvj — money, ^vifcitgclbcv ; — of- > fice, baS ^vifeilCOmptiJiv; — question ', — subject), bie Spvcififrage, ^pveisauf:: gabf. 334 To PRIZE, V. a. f<|>nfecn, (tiifc&kgen, njiivbigen, (/-. t. wiivbevii) ; frtjii^cii, ft^teu. PRIZEK, s. bcv St^filcv. PRO, prep, pro, fiiv. PROA,s. (fiying— ), cilt f IcillcS fcl)UCn= fcgeliibes Sa^vjeiig in bev ©iibfee. PROBABILITY, s. bie 2Baf)vfci)cinlic^= fcit ; in all — , Wafevfc^cintirf) ; rule of probabilities, bie aBa^vfc^einltdjfeit§= ved)nu!!g. PROBABLE (adv.—hY), adj. Wal)vfd)ein= liffc/ VCVmntblitf) ; it is probably, iS bitvfte woljl feijn. PROBANG, s. S. T. bic iSc^luubfOllbC, bcr (ict)htnbflp9cv. PROBATE (Probat), s. L. T-s. bic 5l?vii= fang luibScPatigung bcSlc^fcnaTsil: icnS; geviditlicije Slusfevtigung (ber (gdbcin baviibcv) ; — duty, bic Jtoftcn bcr SicflamcutSbeftatigung. PROBATION, s. 1. bie !Cviifung,f)3vobc; 2. ^Probcjeit, bag Siobijiat; 3. ber 33cwcig. PROBATIONAL, ? adj. JIIV 5Pvobe, ?UV PROBATIONARY. S ^Priifung gcl)i5= rig ; 5um Semcife bicneub. PROBATIONER, s. 1. bcv aiif bev ^probc ift, pbev gc^H'iift wivb ; 2. bev Silouise, •5Pvobclet)vliug, ©raminanb. PROBATiONERSHip, s. bcr ^Pvobcflanb, bie^PviifungSjei^baSSloDisiatcw. ii.). PROBATIVE, adj. JIIV 5priifung bienenb. PROBATOR, s. 1. bcv ^riifev; 2. L. T. bcr Slnfliigcr, ©eweigfii[)vev, Ucbev= fiit)venbe. PROBATORY, adj. JUV ^pViifUUg bic= ucub ; bcweifcns. PROBATUM EST, {\n\.) eS ifl bewiil;vt, ev^vobt. PROBE, s. s. T-s. bic Soiibe, ©enlna= bci, bag Sud)ci[cu; — scissors, k i'i« aSuubfctevc. To PROBE, v.a.l. S. T. fonbivCU, mt= tcrfuctjcn (cine 3Bunbc) ; mit bcv Sud)nabct Vi'iifen; 2. uiUcvfud;cit, pviifcn, (nad)=)fovfc^cn. PROBITY, .s. bie 3jcblid)fcit. PROBLExM, «. bag ^Pvoblent, bie 9luf= gabc, gvage. PROBLEMATICAL (— ic), (adr. — Lv), adj. ijvoblemntifd), suH'ifel&aff, unge= wiiJ, unau§gcmad)t. PROBOSCIS, 5. bcr 9JiiffcI. PROCACious, adj. fvtd^, iinvcvfcftanit, Icid)tfertig, mnt()Wiaig (w. ii.). PROCACITV, s. bic gvc(^[)cit, ltnyev= fc^amtl)ctt, bcr 3JhttI)iuilIe (W. ii.). PROCATARCTIC, adj. Med. T-s. yor[;er= gc^enb, langc t)Ov£)ev gcgangcn ; — cause (or causes) of a disease, bie ge= legcn^citlid)c f»£ivf)cvgcl)cnbc) Uvfac£)e (obcv gclogcn^eitlic|en Urfad;cn) ei= ucr ,^vanft)cit. PROCATARXis, s. Med. T. bie gcUgen= beitlic^e (uovbergel;ciibe) Uvfac^e" ei= Iter Jlvanftjcit. PROCEDURE, ,?. bag 93cvfal)rcn, bic ^sevfaf^vunggavt, .^anbluug, aSiv- fnug. To PROCEED, V. n. 1. BonmHrtS gc&cn; 2. l)ert)or gci)en, f)crrii()rcn, ciitfprin= gen, cntftet)cn, auggcfjcn, t)crfpmmcn, tonmicn (— from, von) ; .I. (— in), cincn 3"^ecJ Dcrfolgcn, (cine jfii()vui ; fprtfc^rcitcn, fpvtfabren (in) ; 4. i>crfa[)vcn, eincn ^vpjef fii|)= rcn ; to — on a journey, on a voyage, cine 3Jeife fpvtfe^en; wcitcv fcgclit; to — to . ., iibevgel)en ju . . , bcgiiu nen ; to — to business, junt 2Berfe fcijrcitcn ; to — ngamst . . , gcric^tli^* »cvfal)ven gcgen . . ; whence does it — ? wo£)cr fpmnit eg? PROCEEDER, s. bcv S^vvtfdjvcitcnbc ; a3evfa[)vcnbc. PROCEEDINGS s.pi. t'c ISvoccbuvcn, \ig gcvid)(Iic^e 3Scrfa()ren,bev JHcc^tgi gang; to stay — , tn^ibircn, bag gc vid)tlid)c 3]crfa^rcn »ev(}inbevu. PROCEEDS, s. bag giufpnmicn, bcr (5r» trag, ©ewinn ; gross — , ber 5Bvuttp» Srtrag ; neat — , bcr veinc (cbcv ^JJeti- tD=)(Svtvag. PROCERiTY, s. bie ?angc, bev lange aOudjg (». ti.), PROCESS, i. 1. bcv Wovtfd)vitt, Sovl^ gang ; bic Dlid)tung ; aStn-riditung, 3urtc|)tung; beriSevlauf; SSpvgnng; 2. ^vPjcS, i)kd;tggang, 9{cd;tg[)anbe'l ; 3. bag aSerfal)ren; 4. ji. T. ber ?Uig= njud)g, .Knpdjcnfprtfag ; — of time, bcr 3eitf0V(fd)ritt; in — of time, mit ber Beit ; verbal — , bag ^rptof pII, bet sBcric^t; to take out a — against one, Semanbcn gcri(^tli(t yerfplgcu. PROCESSION, s. 1. bie ^rpjefi'tpn, ber feicrlic^e Umgang, 3i'g> 3lufjug ; 2. Th. T. bag iJluggcl)cu beg l}etligcii ©eifleg. PROCESSIONAL, I. adj. JH cillcr ^41vP= jcffipn ge^tirig; ii. s. tag ^pvPijcf^ fipngbud;. PROCfSsioNARY, adj. ill ^Prpjcfftonci; bcfte^enb ; — caterpillars, bic Bugs pbcr iIBanber(ungg)raiiven, ^vpje'fs ftpngranpen. PROCHRONisM. s. bcv !)3rpd)vpni6niug, bag gvitljerbatircn cincr SBcgebenljcir. PROCiDENCE, s. bag ><5crabfaIIen, <^\\u ten, ajprfallen; — of the matrix,..-?. r. bag sBprfallcn ber (®e=)Sar-- mutter. PROCINCT, s. bie yoIlEonimcnc 33e.rcit= ff^aft, bag gertigfci;n (iv. ii.). To PROCLAIM, v.a. 1. aitgrnfcu, in"' fentlid) bcfannt madicn, erflaven ; 2, in bie 9ld)t cvHaren, cic^ten. PROCLAIMER, 5. bcr Siigrnfcr, .<5evplti. PROCLAMATION, s. bie ^Prpclantatipn, 5In«rufiing, iiffcntlidje 3?cfanntnia= dinng, (Srflarnng; bag 5Iiifgebrt; bcr pffci!tlic|e Scfcl)!, bie aSerpvbnung; to make — of a thing, ehuag lintcr btC il'cutc bringcn. PROCLIVITY, s. i. bie 9?ciguitg, bet i0aug; 2. bie Setd)tigfcit im Scrnen. PROCLivous, adj. gcncigt. PROCONSUL, s. ber -$)SroconfuI, StatN baiter. PROCONSULAR, adj. ^>vocpnfnIarif^, ftattbaltcrifdj. PROCONSULsnip, ^. bag Sprpcpnfniat, bie (gtattl)altcvfd)aft. To PROCRASTINATE, v. ^. a. (OPIl ciltem Sage jum anbcrn) perfd;iebcn; ii. n 5Pgevn, saiibern. PROCRASTINATION, s. bic gScrrd)ie=i bung, bcr 9Iuffd)ub, biei^crspgcvung. PROCRASTINATOR, s. bcv 3aUt>CVCV, ftctg nuf movgen Q3cvfd)icbcubc. PROCREANT, adj. jcugcnb, fvud)tbar. To PROCREATE, v. a scugcn, gcbarcit, erjeiigcn, i)ert>orbvingen (uou £^ie= rcn). PROCREATION, s. bic 3«ligiIlI8, ^«^ ©cbaren, bie .^cvwovbvingiing. PROCREATIVE, adj. scugciib, gcbavchb, I)crpprbringenb ; —ness, s. "bie Beu? gunggfraft. PROCREATOR, s. bcv grjcugcv, 5Batcr. PROCTOR, s. 1. bev 9Inumtt (bei geifi= lidjcn ®erid)tgt)pfcn); 5)cputirtc (bcr uicberen @eiftlid)fe!t bci bcr cngli« f(t)en jlirc^cnuevfammluug) ; 2. Uni» t)erfttatgrid)tcv. PROCTOR.\GE, s. cont. bie Sciwaltuiig, 9Inroaltfd)aft. PROcrroRicAL, ndj. ju eineiii lliiiaet^ fttatgrid)ter gc^iirig, gcbictcriff^. PROCTORSHIP, .?. bic ?liuimltfc^aft, bag yiuffc^eramt. PROCUMBENT, adl 1. (Ulit bCHl ©«=■ PROF PROF PROG ft^tc) auf-bci- (5rbe Itcgcnb ; 2. b. t. iev SSditge itarf) licgftib, gcflrecft. PROCURABLE, a/j. 5U »fvfc{)nffcn. PROCURATION, s. 1. bie ^Bcvfctjaffiitig ; 2. />. 7'. a3ollmac^t; 3. ji/. E-s. iUo= cura ; by — , per ^jirocuva ; — ,or — money, 4. bie ©cbii^r fiirS 33crfc^af= fen, illaftcrgebiibv, ber 3)Jaf(crlo^n, bie 5]ji-ofevbe uoii glcid) giiter luiD ausge= ^ctc^iteter ^erfiitift jtiib. PRODUCER, s. bcr.^ccyoibvtngcr, @r= SCiiger. PRODUCIBLE, aiij. waS sorgcbrac^t, bargcftcllt ober bcrocrgebnid)! »ucv= ben fanu ; erjcugbav ; — ness, s. bie ■ Bdljigtcit lievyovgcbrac^t 511 iveibcn, (Ivjeugbarfett. PRODUCT. .?. 1. ba« 5l?robitct, (Srjciig= .nip ; ba« aSerf, a)Jad)iuevf ; bie 2Bir= fling ; ber (Srtrrtg ; 2. taS ^acif, 6'r= gebnit), ber 53etvag. PRODUCriLE, ai/j. XM bie gdttgc ju 5ie= t)eit, JU »erldngern. PRODUCTION, s. 1. bie ^cr»ovbrin= gung ; 2. bas *$vpbnct, (Srjcugnit?, SiBcrf, bie 5rud)t, (Sontpofttton'; 3. • o. T. Serldngcrung ; productions of nature (in their raw state), roi)e, lin= serarbcitcte *^robucte, ^Ratnrpvo; iu:te, ^{atuvwaavcn. PRODUCTIVE, ntij. f)cr>jorbviiigcnb, fc^affcnb, fd)^.^pfcl•ifd), frud)tbar (— of, an), wtvffam ; — ness, s. bie Sruc^t- barJeit, aBtrffamffit. PROEM. .orrebe, ©iutcttHug. PROEMiAL, afij. cinleitenb. PROFANATION, s. bie Cfntmetf)ung, (Sntleiligung ; ber 3)^ingel an (S6r= fuvc^t gegeu betltge Singe. PROFANE (nrf«. — ly), mlj. 1. Unge= weil)t, uu^cilig; 2. tutnjci^enb, ent- beiligenb ; 3. vud)lo§, freoclnb, baS .*)etltge nii^t ad)tcnb, fvetgcis flifc^, giJttloS ; 4. »veitlid>; —ness, s. bie UnbetUgfcit; @ntroeib«ng, ©ntbciligung ; Jliic^Ioftgteit, ®ott= loftgfcit. To PROFANE, v. a. 1. entwciljen, cnt= |)eiligen, bcpetfcn ; 2. mtibraudben. PROFANER, s. ber (Sutraeitjer, din^- lofc. PROFANITY, s. vid. Profaneness. ro PROFESS, v.a. 1. befejinen, evKa- ren; »erfti-^ern, bejeugeilj. 2.^ijffcnt= lic^ le[)reu, auSiiben; 3. ftc^'cjijeN was) betcnnen ; to — a doctrine, eine gefjre be^anpten. PROFESSED, part. be!aitnt, b-ejeugt; a — enemy, eiu abgefagtcr (evflarterj Seinb ; — ly, ado. evfliirter aiJeife, of= fcrtlic^, offcnbar. PROFESSION, s. 1. ba« 33fffnntntp, bie (greuitbfd)aftS-)!l3crftd)crung, (Srfld= rung; bnS @laubcn*befenntnip; ba8, ft(^ JU einer ^artei Scteunen; 2. bee ^rofey, bie 5lblcgung beS Ovben§ge= liibbeS; 3. ber syer'uf, Stanb, baS Stmt; Oewerbe, bie iprofeffton, ba-S ,§anbwerf, SBrDbflubilim ; he is a bar- rister by — , cr ifl yon ^^rpfcffton cin Qlbvocat; — of arms, ber 2}itlitdr= jtanb. PROFESSIONAL (arfr'. — ly), ail). JUnt SBcrufe ober ©tanbe gfl;i5rtg; be= rnfSiudpig ; of a — nature, \\x cin 33cruf§fi».d) eiufc^tageiJb; in a — way, amtSiuegen ; — dignity, btc ?lmt^= luiivbe ; — exertion, ber 33erufg= eifcr, 55ienfleifcr ; — gentlemen, ^e= rnf«gcnoffen. PROFESSOR, s. 1. ber (®lauben8=)g3e= fenner; ber offentlid) 3ieligiofitdt libt ; 2. ber i.iffeutlic^e Sebrcr, .f)od)- lebrev, ^pvofcffor ; 3. (alS ®cgenfa^ sou '55iU'ttaut) ber Jlunbige, Jtiinft= Icr, 23Jann yon ?vad) ; he is a — of music, er tvetbt SUhlftf; — 's chair, ba« Jftatbcbcr. PROFESSORIAL, adj. ctncu 5j5rofrffor, Se[;rerbetrcffcnb; — chair, bcri!c[)r= ftu(;(, bie ?fl)rEau5eI eineS SprofeffovS ; fig. bie ^pvofeffur. PROFESSORSHIP, s. bie offcntIid)c Sebrftelle, ^rofefforjlelle, $profcffur. PROFESSORY, adj. profefforifd), vro= feffornid^ig ; baS ?e[;rumt befrejfenb. To PROFFER, v.a. 1. attbictcu, autra^ gen, yorfc^Iagcn; 2. ycrfudjen. PROFFER, s. 1. ba^ 9lncrbtetett, ber a]orfc^(ag ; 2. sBcrfud). PROFFERER, s. bcr ^lubietcr, g3or= fd)lagcnbe. piiOFi'ciENCE, \s. bie 3u«on), be= itu§en (eine 'i^^a^e); ( — hy) geiuiu:' lien (burd;), fortfd)reiten (in), june^i men (an). PROFITABLE («(/». —ly), adj. niiljUd), »ortf;ei[§aft, eintrdglid), geroinnbrius gcnb ; to be profitable, ytcl eintragcu, cintrdglic^ fcHU; —ness, s. bie dlu^- Iid)feit, bcr 3]ortbcil, bie (Siutrdg= lic^feit. PROFITLESS, adj. uneintvaglic&. PROFLIGACY, s. bie ^ern)orfeii[)ett, rid. Profliqateness. PROFLIGATE (adB. — Lv), adj. Iafter= ^aft, .rnc^Io«, bi^fe, ab'fc^eultd), fc^dnblid;, fd)nmlog. PROFLIGATE, s. ber 28i.^fen5id)t. ' PROFLiGATENESS, .?. bic :^af}ev^f* tigfcit, g^u(^lo)tgfeit, Sc^dnblic^feit, Sdiamlojtgfeit. PROFLUENT, adj. oonvdrt^ obcr »ors bet fliepcnb. PRO FORMA, Ji/. E-s. ^proforma, tuta- gindr, fingiit; —account, baS ©ontos giuto (ber mutl)ma^lid)e3k£^nungs- entronrf) ; — account sales, bic fin= girte SSerfaufrccbnnng ; — bills, -^vo^ formtttved)fel, ^aftarbioe4'fel. PROFOUND (a(Z«. —ly), L a'/j. 1. ticf; _/;«■. tiefftnuig; griinblid); 2. liftig, yerfdjnii^t, ticf anicgcnb ; 3. beinii= tbig; 4. gcf)cime ^'ftidftc b»ibenb; 11. s. bie 2;iefc ; ber Slbgvuub ; bie See ; ■ — ness, s. Wit Profundity. PROFUNDITY, s. L bie 5:iefe ; '1. fig. @riinbli(^feit, tiefe Jtcuutnip. PROFUSE (n(iu. —ly), w//. 1. iibcrflic= ^eub, alljureid)lic^, iibcrnidpig, gar fcljr, beftig; 2. ju frcigebig, «er= fi^roeuberifd; ; —ness, s. bie SSers fcbnjcnbung ; ber Ucbeiffuij. PROFUSION, s. 1. bie Uebfrftrijntung, bcr Uebcrflup, iibcrmdpige 3ieid)i t^um, bic lUberfiillc ; 2. 5ljevfd)>v»eu- bung. PROG, s. gcbenSmittcf. PROGENITOR, s. bcr ^or«atcr, 9l^u ; progenitors, pi. 9i?orclfern, 5U)nen, !?Ilts yovbcrn. pro(;eniture, s. has 3f»ge"/ bie ®ebnrt (W. ii.). PROGENY, .9. baS ®efd)Icd)t, bcr (2tamm ; bic 9lad)fommcufc^aft. prognosis, s. Med. T. vid. Prognostic, prognostic, l a(/j. yorbcrfagcnb, yor= bebeutcnb; n. s. bic 3Sor[)erfagung, ^ropbcjcinng ; 3Sorbcbcnrnng, i^ixi ('■21u=)3eid)eu ; Mcd.T. bie ^proguofe, •^roguoftS. PROGNOSTICABLF,, adj. VOXi)tt JU fa= gen obcr ju wiffen. To PROGNOSTICATE, v. a. SOr^Cr fa= gen, weiffagcn, propbejcien, wa()i-= fagcn ; baei Sdjirf fat befragen. PROGNOSTic.vriON, s. bie SSoiber: fagung ; 28abrfagung ; Sorbcbcu* tung, "bag ^dd^m, ber SBorbote. ^'^ PROGNOSTICATOR, s. ber Sovhcryer^ fiinbiger, 2Baf)rfagcr, (£d)icffal«= beuter. PROGRAM, I .t. 1. bie bffcntltc^e PROGRAMMA. S 33cfanntmad)nng ; 2 (Sin[abung«fd)rfft ju einer geicrlid)- feit; 3. yorldnftge @4)rift, baS ^^prj-- gvamm. PROGRESS, .1 1. berSorffd)ritt, f^oti.- gang; 2. bic (5)uvcb=)9teife, ^uftreife, bcr '(S)urff)=)3ug (eincS Souyeraina) , 3. 3 '"I '1 ')•"■*-■ (»^" fl'^'ft'd^i" ^Uttbung) ; in — , im aScrbcn. To PROGRESS, V. n. f.g. fortft^vciteif, beryorgebcn. PROGRiasioN, s. 1. ba« 5ortfc^reiIen, bic Sortfc^rcitung, ilbtnl= bung ; 5. cii. T. bev 2lugenblicf bev aSeciuanblutig ; Mercator's — , T. bie SCjeicfcnuug bev (eec=)J?avten mit wa(l;feubeii ©vabcii ; powder of — , baS ^uloer i«clct)es luid) bcti 3lld)i)= miflcii SOJetallc in ®olb uevronnbcin foUte. PROJECTMENT, s. bev ^lan, 5Infd)Iag (ic. ii.). PROJECTOR, s. ber ©i-finbev ; *t>vo= jectmac^jcv. PROJECTURE, s. bie {^er=)aSovva= gang. ■To PROLAPSE, V. n. »DVtt)avt§ fiiHen. PROLAPSE, s. bas aSonucivtSfaUen ; bev 31iiStiitt (J. SB. bel jyjaflbarmes, u. f. w.). PROLAPSION, Prolapsus, s. vid. Pro- lapse. PROLATE, adj. pUtt, flac^. X'ROLATiON, s. 1. baS aScvljvtngen, 3iii«fpve(t)cn (». it.) ; 2. bie 3)e^i tutng, ba« aSevroeiten auf cinev (Sit- fangfi)lbc, bie ^Pvolatiou. • PROLEGOMENA, s.pi. bie ?pvotegonie= m. aSovevinnevungcn, (Siulcitungen, aSoriibungen. PROLEPSIS, I s. 1. Rh. T. iaS 3u»0V= EROLEPsy, 3 fommen; bie 5uiior= ^mmenbe Seantiuovtung (eines ®in= «5uvfc8); 2. c/iron. T. biiS aiufe^en cineS su fn'il;en SatumS in bev ^t'\.U ve^nung. PROLEPTICAL (— ic), adj. »ovf)evge= l)enb, sorlmifig, jnuovfonimenb ; Med. T. vvoleptifc^, oovrocivts vitdf enb ; — disease, bie Jlvtinffceit, beven aiufalle ftets eiuen Xa^ fvuf)ev cintveteu ; ly, adv. buvc^ aSovausna^me, uovlaufig. PROLIFEROUS, adj. B. T. — flower. etne proliftvenbe [m einem etgnen ©ttele aiiS etnev flnbevn ^ev»ovn3ac^= fenbe) a3lume. *ROLIFIC, adj. vid. Prolifical ; — flower, vid. Proliferou.s ; — ness, s. bte SfugiingSfatjtgteit, ^vnc^tbavEeit. fEOLiFiCACV, f. bteSnidjtbavfett. 3-.'G PROLIFICAL {ailv. — ly), adj. JCUgung§= fiif)ig, stele Jtinbev jeugenb, fintev^ vetd), fruc^tbav. PROLIFICATION, *. 1. bic 93efnic^= tang; baS Jtinbcvjeugen ; 2. B. T. baS ^evyovfproffcn cinev jmeiten aSIumc au§ bev SOJitte etnev anbcni. PROLIX (adn. — ly), adj. JVeitliiufig, wettfc^tDciftg (»onCicbcn obcv (Scl)vif= ten) ; — ness, s. Wte Prolixity. PROLixiTV. s. bie aBeitlduffgtett, aBcitfc^rociftgteit; ?angn)ciligtett. PROLOCUTOR, s. bcv ©pvcc^)cv bcv (»evfainiitelten) ©eifili^fctt, $vaft= bent; aOovtfiif)vev. PROLOCUTORSHIP, s. brtS (S))rcc&CV= amt (bei Jlivd;cn»crfaininlungeit). PROLOGUE, s. bic aSovvebe, '(Svijf= nung«vcbe, bev $pvolog. To PROLOGUE, v. a. ctnlcitcn, ein= fiil)ven. 7'(i PROLONG, V. a. vevliingcvn, ^tn- ausviitfcn, wcitcv fjinanSfcfeen, anf- fc^ieben, scvjijgern ; to — tiie payment of a bill, M. K. einen 2Bec^fcl pxo- longiicn. PROLONGATION, s. bieaSevIangcvung, bcv 5Iuffd)ub, bie iBevtiigeni'ng ; — of the prompt, Jt/. £. bie a^cvlangcrnng be« ,3"f)Ii'"3^tfn"iii3/ bte ^folon= gation. PROLONGER, s. bcv Bcvlangevt, ouf= fc^tebt. HtOLUSiON, s. bits aSovfpiel, bcr aSerfnc^, bic aSoriibnng; Unter[;al= tnng (». ii.). PROMENADE, n. bie Spvoinenabf, bcv Spajiergang ; ©pajievpln^. To PROMENADE, v. n. fpajieVClt, ^0= mcnircrt. PROMINENCE (— cy), .«. 1. bilS .<3cr= tjovfteljcn, bte .^eroovragung, 'bcv I)ev»orragcube Sipeil, bic beryorra- genbc Spifee; 2. bie 2ln^jcic|)nung. PROMINENT {adv. — ly), adj. 1. ^ev= vorftc^enb, I)eryorragenb; 2. au5ge= jetci)net, i\\ bte3Iuge:i falknb. PROMISCUOUS, adj. OCVniifrf)t, UCV; Wirrt, ucrmcngt, iitel)vern genicin ; — charges, J)/. E. »ermifcf)te'\Jtoften : — love, bie unc^elic^e Sicbcki; — iv', adn. ycvntifdjt, @iii« fiiv baS Slnbcrc, o^ne Untcrfd;ieb ; —ness, s. bte ai^er; wivvung. PROMISE, s. 1. ba« aScrfpvcc})cit, btc Bnfage, aScv^et^nng; 2. ©vfiillung ber ajcv^et^ung; 3. .^pffnnng. ©v= wavtung; land of — , baS gelobte 2anb ; a young man of great — , cin I;ofuung«»o(lev jungcr JRann; — breaker, bCvaCoitbrii^ige; — keeping, baa aBortt)aItcn. . To PROMisifs v. a. f,- n. scrfprcf&cn, jufagen, »cr^eii;en, gclobcn ; to — one's self, "ft^ »evfprcd;en ; i — you, id; Utrfic^eve bir ; a promising youtli, cin ^offiiung«»olIcv Sitngltng; pro- mising weather, gutcS (bcitCVCS) SlBet= tev ; she is iri a promising way, fic tfi auf cent aCege bev a3cffevnng. PROMISEE, s. L. T. ber ivelttcm cin aScrfprcdjcn geinad)t worbcn tfl, bcv ^Pvomiffar. PROMiSER,s. bev 93evfpvcc^er. PROMissoRiLY, adv. ycvfsvodjciiev a^afjcn. PROMISSORY, adj. cin aScvf^vcdicn ent^altenbj »evf}5vcd)enb ; — note, M. E. cin ctgencvober trocf enev SBed;= fet, ^anb)ued;fel, §anb= (©djulfcO Sc^cin. PROMONTORY, s. bnS aSovgclurgc. r« PROMOTE, v. a. i. bcforbcri'i, Be: forberlic^ feijn, .crbbbcn; bet)ii[fltd) fc\)nju.., fortfjclfcn, i^i.H'fd)iib tf)un ; 2. an§be{)ncii, ucvgvijgerit ; M. Pii-s. to -^ a correspondence, Clrtcn SBvtefwcc^jcI bcleben; to — ones m Jerest, 3emanbe8 Snteveffe befijvbern, PROMOTER, s. ber 5.kfiJrberev,®onncr. PROMOTION, s. bie aBeforbcning, ^r» p()ung, ©rncnnuiig ju einem '^ol)f« ven 31mte ; 31uft)elfuiig, bev aSorf^itb PROMOTIVE, adj. bcfijrbcvnb. PROMPl' (adv. — ly), adj. 1. tafit^ f4)neU, ^uvttg, gefc^aniibe; 2. fev tig, bcvett ; t^iitig ; 3. entfc^loffcn, unucrjiiglici) ; 4. baar; — payment, M. E. baave aScja^lung. To PROMPT, V. a. 1. cingcbcn, tinfa= gen, einblafcn; 2, evvegen, vcijcn. tvetben, nntveibcn ; to be prompted by . . , geftimmt, scranlapt, ange=: triebcn wevben, yon, buvc^ . . . PROMPTER, s. 1. bcv ©ingcbrv, @tn= Ijclfcr, aSovfagcr, 3iif i'fi'rcr, (eouf= fleuv; 2. ©rinncvcr, (Srma()ntv. PROMPTITUDE, } s. btc S^ncUigfcit, PROMPTNESS, \ -&uvtigteit, gcrtig: feit; M. T. 5Piin!tltc|)ffit (in 3lu3= fiit)rung ber 5luftvage, w. f. ».) ; — to anger, bcr Sa^SlT"- PROMPTUARY, .?. ba8 a3orratl)!?(}a«S, SDiagajin, btc Sfitebcrlagc. To PROMULGATE, v. a. offcntlidl be= fannt mat^en, yevfiinbigeu, »erbret= ten. PROMULGATION. .i. bie offcntlic^c 58e= fanntmacbung, iBcrEiinbigiing, aScr* bveitung. PROMULGATOR, s. bcr ilcfanntiita:: ct)cr, aSerbvcitcv; ijffcntlid^e Scorer To PROMULGE, v. a. vid. To Promul- gate. PROMULGER, s. Vuif Promulgator. PRONATION, s. A. T. bic citllVavtS Ob« nicbcvtoarts geric^tete a3icgung bev ujanb. PRONATOR, s. A. T. bfV 9}Ju§M, XOiU c^cr bic.P)flnb cinmartg bicgt. PRONE, a/ij. 1. uifbcninirts geridjtet, gebcngt; 2. mit bem ®cfic^te auf bcr (Srbc liegenb ; 3. abl>ingtg, ah= fc^iifftg ; 4. vl'Jfeli'^' Io|>fiiber; 5 fg. geneigt ( — to, ju) ; — to anger, leid)t jor'nig. PRONENESS, «. 1. bie ©ebeugtbett, nicbcvgcbeugtc Jiicfctung ; 2. bcr 3"= fianb, 'ba man mit bent (Sefid)te auf bcr drbe licgt ; 3. bic 9lbf4)iifrigEett, bev 9II)t;ang; 4. fio-. bi\ ©cnetgt^cit, SfJcignng ; — to speculation, bcv (Spe= culationggeift. PRONG, s. 1. bie grope ®.ibtl, ^cuga* bcl ; 2. 3'"ff' ^f>^ Bacfeu ; — hoe, cine jivcisinfige ®avten[)ane. PRONGED, adj. mit 3tnEen obcv 3«= tfcii ycvfetien, jad tg. PRONOMINAL, adj. Oram. T. JU cis uem Siirmortc gefjovig, fiinvortlic^. PRONOUN, 3. Gram. V'.baS ^^^VDllomcn, gitriucrt. To PRONOUNCE, v. a. S- n. 1. ai\S= ipxtci)in, f}>rcrt)cn, »cvfitnbigen, uor= tragen, ^crfagcn; 2. jui'crftditlid) fpvecften, abfprc^cn, cntfc^eibcu; 3. erf liivcn fitr . . ; I win — any man a villain that, &e., id) crfliirc Scben fiiv cineu Sd)nrfcn, ber, u. f. to. PRONOUNCEABLE, adj. aUsf)JVCC|baV J auSjiif^jrc^tcit ; yorju'tragen. PRONOUNCER, s. bcr x'lusfpret^cv, aSortrager, u. f. n?. PRONUNCIATION, s. 1. bic aiit«r?ra= d)c, ber aSortrag; 2. bieiDcclama^ tionslc^fc. PRONUNCIATIVE, adj. abryVCC^Ctlb; jnocrfic^tlid;; bogmatifd). PROOF, I. s. 1. bie $robc, bcr a3erfu^ : 2. 5}cit5eie; aSemctSgruHb, S;^atiiin=' ftanb, ba« 58etvei-?mittcl ; 3. bie de- ftigfcit, Unburd)bringlt4)tcit; 4. Ti/p. T. bcr Qlbjug, ^^robcbogen, bie (Sbrrcctur ; rum under or over — k PROP PROP PROS 3lum bcr fd)nja($ci- obev ft;iv!cv tfl nl« bic fcfigcfc^te 5Pi'pb.e; 11. adj. i. probc()altig, pvobe^alteub; 2. be; a,iorijc^cit, cntfvvtitgctt, ftc^ fort= VftanjcH. PROPAGATION, s. 1. bte Sortpffan= jiiiig ; 2. grnjeiteruitj] ; 3. ^rjeiis (yiiig. PROPAGATOR, s. bet (jortpflanjer, '-IScvbrcitcr. Tu PROPEL, V. a. fovttrcibert, fortfio^cn. To PROPEXD, V. n. |ld) ueigeit, gtiieigt fc«u (It. «.). piy jPENDENCY, s. I. bte ®cneigtf)ctt, 'Jicigitug, S'liieigung, bcr .^aiig; 2. tie graniguiig, Ikbcffcgitttg (w. ii.). PROPENSE, adj. gCllCtgt.' PROPENSION, I s. bte Slcigiiug, bev PROPENSITY, S -^aijg. PROPER {adr. — ly), adj. 1. Ctgeit, ct'gciitbiimlttfc; befoubcr ; 2. eigcnt^ Itc|; 3. gcbiirii], fiiglt{^, fct)tcfli4 Vmffctib, auftanbig ; 4. tauglic^, tuc{)= tig, gcfrf)tift; 5. gtnaii, ricljlig; as you think — , icie Sie eS fiic gut be= fiiibeit; — name, bet (Sigetiname ; — motion, Ast. T. bie Sctucguiig ft= nc3 *-lsl>i"fff" son Dfl nadb SBcfl ; — point of view, ber ric^ttge ®efic^ts= ?ttuft; — trade, M. E. ber @igett= ober !:pvp))crt)anbc[. PROPERNESS, s. 1. bi'e €c^icHld;ffit ; 3{ic^ttgfctt; 2. 3litfebnlici;feit. PROPERTY, s. 1. ba8 (5tgcntf)iim, 53e- ft6tt)um, bie 5abe, ^ab' iiiib Out; 2. bal eigcntbiimStejtt; 3. ber 33e= fife; 4. bte ©igen^eit, 6igentbiim= li(t)fcit, ©igeufc^aft, Scfci)nffenf)Ctt; 5. bits SubcbiJr, nii^ltc^e 2)iiig ; lite- rary — , ba§ litcrartfct)e ®igentf)um§= recj)t ; tlio movable — of a bankrupt, bie aJiobiliovmaffe einc3 galliteu; properties, pi. Dram. Ph. bic SRcctuift: ten ; bie juiu 9tuffiif)rcn eiucS Sc^au: fpiels uotbigeu 2>iuge (niit 5lu«uaf)= me von ^(citcni unb iBorbaugcn) ; — man, bcr fiir bie (Scfcnufuicfer ba§ 3ube^6r bcforgt, ber 3fJci7uifttenmci= ftcr; — qualification, btc 2Sa^lfal;i3= Ua. ber aSiiblcenfiiS. PROPHANE, &;c. vid. Profane, &;. PROPHASIS, s. Mrd. T. iH sCorfievfagf 11 ober 93or^ermiffeu einer J?ranf^eit. PROPHECY, .9. bte^Bovberfagung, 5pro= pbfjciung, SBeiffagung. PROPHESiER, s.ber spvop^et, 2Beiffa- ger, @e^er. To PROPHESY, V. I. a. ^jro^jfieseieu, weiffageii ; n. n. prebigeu (in ber ^ei= ligen Sr^vift). PROPHET, s. ber Sprop^et, Seber. PROPHETESS, s. bic ^vop^etiun, aSeiffageriun, (Sef)crinn. PROPHETICAL (— ic), [adv. —ally), adj. pvppfjetifc^, njeiffagenb. PROPHYLACTIC (— cal), adj. Mrd. T. Borbeugenb, Derwabrenb, uerbtitcnb. PROPHYLACTIC, .". Med. T. baS 33or= beugungSmittel, 5praferyati». PROPiNATlON, s. has erebenjeu, 3u= triufen. PROPINQUITY, s. 1. bie ?Iabe, ?Ja4= bavfc^aft; 2, na^e a3tvn.mnbtf(i)aft. PROPITIABLE, adj. yeifo^ulicJ). To PROPITIATE, r a. i. ani^oh/Uai, »erfi.i()iie", bcfi-iiftigeu ; 2. gcucigt ]nad)en. PROPITIATION, s. 1. bie SSerfiJbnung, sCcfanftigung; 2. baS ©itbuo))fcr. PROPiTiATOii, 5. ber a3erfi)biier. PROpn'iATORY, I. adj. serfijbiienb ; II. s. bic S3unbe«labe, ber ®nabcn= 1lub(; — sacrifice, ba« ©il^tlOVfcr. PROPITIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. giittftig, gniibig, gcneigt ; — ness, «. bie ®na: be, ©ate, gJiil'be. ' PROPLASM, s. taS MoMl. bic (Ur=) gorm, ©iegform. PROPLASTICE, s. bic gormtuitfl. PROPOLIS, s.baS 93oraMc^§. PROPONENT «.ber aSortragcnbe, 9[?or= fci)lagenbe, SIntragfteller, Sprepo: ncnt. PROPORTION, s. i. bnS aSer^aftni^, ®leict)map, (Sbenmap, bie (St)mme= trie ; 2. ber {»er()altni6ma§ige) 9ln- tbcil, 2:f;ei( ; 3. bie Sorm, ®cfia(t (». it.) ; in due—, nact) SSevbaltni^, »ert)altuiBm»i6tg; fi^mmctrifc^ ; in — to.., im I'crbalhiip ju.. ; rule of — , bie SfJegcI be Xti. To PROPORTION, r. n.Bert>iUni§ma§ig eiiiric^ten, abmeffett, nac^ bem @ben= ina§e bilbcn. PROPORTIONABLE {ado. — ly), adj. wrbiiltnipmaMg- PROPORTIONAL, adj. tm QScrl^aftniiTf ftebenb (— to..,mit); — numbers, 513voportionS5at)Ieu; — ly, adv. im SSer^altniffe, angemcffen. PROPORTIONALITY, s. ba9 ^tX^lU jti^, bie 9lngemcffenbeit. PROPORTIONATE, ? adj.' trt ein 50ev= PROPORTIONED, i t)altni^ gcbvac^t, angemcffen, gciniip. To PROPORTIONATE, v. a. vid. To Proportion. PROPORTIONATENESS, s. vid. Pro- portionality. PROPORTIONLESS, adj. O^Mi (S6en= mafj. PROPOSAL, s. 1. ber g^oifc^tag, 9ln= trag; 2. bte 5)arfteUung, 3!Sorflel= lung ; 3. bet (Siitroiirf ; proposals, pi. bie-ilnfiinbigunf5(eineS58uc^8, u.f.nj.), ber @ubfcrivnion§= (obcr ^ranu- mevationS=) Splan. To PROPOSE, V. a. Dovfc^liigcn ; (intra= gen, :))ro^)oniren ; to — a thing to one's self, fid) ctivaS Domcbmcn. PROPOSER, s. bcr 5Bovf(i)(ngenbe, 9tn= trageube, 9lutragfiellcr, ^vcponcnt. •PROPOSITION, s. 1. bcr iBoifitlag, Slutrag ; 2. Log. t. Snfe ; 3. bie 33e= ^auvtitng. PROPOSITIONAL, adj. a\s SSorf^lag, al« eirt Sat betrat^tet, fafcmajjig. To PROPOLT^D, V. a. yorfc^Iflgen, »or. tragen ; uorftellen, uorlcgcn. PROPOUNDER, s. bcr Siortragciibf, Slngcbcnbe, ^rojcctmac^cr. PROPRIETARY, L adj. eigcntt)iimlid) ; II. s. bcr 6tgeutl;iimcr. PROPRIETOR, s. bcr ©igcnt(;iimer, a9e= ftfeer ; M. E-s. — of a bank, bcr 53auf= l;err, (Sigentpmcrctncr U3ant; — oi a firm or commercial house, bcr 3ill^''= bcr cincr ^panblung, .giaubelsijcrr, principal ; proprietors in a trading company, bic ^aublung§gefcUfc^af= tcr ; ^anbcI«confortcn. PROPRIETRESS, s. bie eigcnt^itme: rinii. PROPRIETY,*. bcr 5In)ianb, bic Sd3icf:= licfcfeit. To PIIOPUGN, V. a. Berfc($tcu, ucvti)ei= bigcn(w>. ii.). PROPUGNER, s. bcr iBcrfcd)tcr, a3cr= tt)cibiger. PllOPULSATlON, s. ba« 9lbwci)ren. To PROPULSE, V. a. ablCCbrcU (10. ii.). PROPULSION, s.bas Soit.n-ciben, Soits fto^cn. PRO RATA, adj. adv. &■ s. (ht.) M. E-s. pxo dlata, »crl)altnttjma§ig ; bie X\^ti= lunggfamnic, 2)i»ibenbe ;' a fair — , cine glcici)c 33crtbcilung; — pro- portion, pro 3Jata Xl)ti{. PROROGATION, .?. 1. ber 51uffc^ub, bic iBerfc^icbung, a?crlangcrung (lo. ii.) ; 2. !Jhi§fcfeung, i^crtagung (bcfoubcr* beS ^JarlamcntS). r« PROROLiUE, V. a. 1. niiff^icbcn, »jcrfci)icbeit, yerliingcnt (W. ii.); 2. aiiSfc^en, uertagcn, prorogircu (ba« ^nrlamcnt). PRORUFPION, s. baS 9lu«6re4icn, ber 9liigbruci). PROSAIC, adj. profaifc^, iiugebunbe u ; nic^t bicljtcrifd). PROSAIST, s. bet ^piofaifl, iprofaiter. 7T9 PROSCRIBE, V. a. dcf)tc«, yogclfrct crfldrcn. PROSCRiBER, *. ber alerter, SBerbaii* ncr. PROSCRIPTION, s. bie 9Icf)t«crflarung, 9lc^t, 5lcd)tuug, ^crbaunung. PROSCRIPTIVE, adj. dcbtCllb, JU *}lc^t8= crtldrungcn gcncigt, ti^rannifcb. PROSE, I. s. bie §lJrofrt, nngebunbcnc Sflcbe; n. Of//. ).n-ofaifd) ; a — trans- lation, cine Vrofaifd)c Uebcrfc^ung. Tf/PROSE, V. n. 1. in '^rofa fc^rcibcu • 2. langrociltg crjdblen. 7'o PROSECUTE; v. a. fortfcfecn, \5er» folgcn ; to — one at law, ciucrt gc- rid;tlic^ bclangeit, ucitlagcn; to — a story in all its circumstnnces, eint ®efd)ic^te (iu^crft iimfidnblic^ ycr' ^anbcln. PROSECUTION, 5. 1. bie ?5ortfefeung, 33crfDlgung; 2. 3Inf(age, gerid)tlic^c SLklangung. PROSECUTOR s. bcr gortfcfecr, S3crfoI» ger; vcinlict)C Jildgev. PROSELYTE, .?. bcr '.lirofcliit, 31eubc» fc^i'tc, ®laubcn«iibcvldufcr ; to — , V. a. ^rofchitcn iiiac^cn, juin Ueber* tritte ycrlorfen. PROSELYTISM, .aS @f6ci[;eit, 3Bol)lfei;u, ®lu(f. PROSPiciEXCE, s. bie Sorfcr)Uitg, gSor= ftc^t. PROSTATE, .9. A. T. bcv aSofflc^cr, bic ©amcubi-tife. PROSTERNATION, s. bie 9licbcvn3cr= fititg, bas Siltebevfallcii, ber gutifaU (lu. ii.); bie 3'iicbcvgefc^fagcn^eit, a)iut()loftgIeit (w. it.). PROSTHESIS, s. 1. Gram. T. bie33orau= fcfjiiitg cincS Su^ftabeit, eiitec ©i}t= be ; 2. s. T. bev ^vfafe, bie 9Ut«fiiUung (fiiitftlirf)e ^iiiff^itng eiitcS ®liebe^ ait belt JlBrpcv). To PROSTITUTE, r. a. fei[ gebcti, jitr '3d)aubiiiig auSbietcit ; [djaiiben, iiti|)braitd)eit; to — one's self, fic^ cntebveit, fid) bcfitini^jfeit, ftcfe wcg= werfcit, t"td) bcr Unjiic^t SJ3rei§ ge' belt ; ftc^ auf euIc()veitDe SBeife ef= ■•Ros-nTrrrE, r. adj. e^vlos, fei[, fc^anblic^, lafievljaft ; u.s. l.bie fci= Ic 5)inte; 2. bet (S(;r[ofe, 2)iiet^: ling. PRo'sTiTUTfON, j. 1. bie?icbeflt(f)!eit, baS unjiicbtiiie Sebcu; 2. baS t^eiU gebcu, bie (vutet^rung, iBcrmovfcit= l)cit. PROSTITITTOR, s. ber ©iitef^ref, Se= fc^intpfev. PROSPR ATE. adj. aiif ber (»rbe l)inge= firerff, fiiijfallig; to fall — , ciiteu giipfall tbun. Viy PROSTRATE, v. a. itieberiuerfeu ; ftc^ nnbetenb ju *3obcn iverfen; to — one's w.if, niebeifaUcn, eincn Su^= fall tbun PROSTRATION, .•r. 1. bie ?liebcvwcr= fung ; 2. bcr ?5u^fall ; 3. bie 5)cmii:= tt)iguiig ; 4. 9iJicbcrgefd)tagenbeit. PROsi'VLE, »■. ein ©ebdube, ba« nur I'orue Saulcn l;at. PROSYLOUISxM, 5. Loff. T. ber^Brofi)^ logiSiituS, 2]orf(^luj?, .ilettcnftbtuij. PROTASIS, s. Rh. tMx SSorfalj, .§aupt= ]ct.% ; crfle Si^eil eineS Srama. PROTATic, adj. juiji erfieu 2:(;et[ eineS 5)rama gebijrig. ni PROTECT, V. a. fcbiifeeit (— from, gegen, bcivabreu yor..), befd)itljeu, bcfdiinneit ; to — a draft, cincn 9Sec^= fel boiioriren. PROTECTION, s. ber iSd)ufe, bie ^c= fd)irmung, berSdjinu; (Si^u^bfief; so meet due —, gc^ijvigctt (loilligcnj Sc^ufefinben; writ of—, l 7'. ber Sd)u^brief (gegen) 9lvrefi. PROTECTIVE, adj. fcfeii^eitb. PROTECTOR, .?. 1. ber si3efri)iifeer, 53e= fd)iriner; (£c^u§bfi'r; 2. 5)jrotcctor (i)Jcic^S>jenucfcr uon ©nglanb wab= rcub bcr 3JJinbcrjdl)rtgfett bcr M- itige). PROTECTORATE, s. bie DfiegicruRg ei= ne§ S'icic^gucrnjeferS. PROTECTORSHIP, s. bie crficberung, offcntii= rf)e unb feterlic5)e ©cgencrtldruug, gnnrcbe, ber Jffiifevfprud) ; />. 7-*-. — at law, bcr gerid;tlid;e Sprotefi, bie ^rotefter[)cbung ; act of—, bie 5pro= tefiacte. PROTESTER, s. ber 93ct^eurer; 28!= berfpred)ert 5protcftirer; M E. bcr ■4irotefiirenbe [ber eincn SBcitfeipro^ tetltrt). PROTEUS, s. Mi/tk. SproteitS ; fig. ber (unter aUcrlcitScftalten cvfc^ciuenbc) 83ctriiger. PROTHESIS, s. vid. Prosthksis. PROTHONOTARY, .?. 1. bcr *45rotoua= riu«, obcrfle ?!otariuJ (iin King's- Bcnch unb Common Pleas) ; 2. Obcr= gcbeimfdjreibcr bc« ^^JapftciS. PROTOCOL, s. bag !:protofoll, 33cvncl)= niungSfd5i'eibcn, ®eric^t«bud). PROTOCOLIST, s. bcr i}Jrotofoili|l. PROTOMARTYR, s. 1. bcr crfte WAv- tyrer (beilige !Stfi)[)an) ; 2. ber ju= crfl uiu eincr Sad)e iinllcu'Dulbcnbe. PROTOPLAST, i. ba3 a3oibilb, Urbitb; berUrmenft^. PROTOPLASTIC, adj urbilblid; ; ur= incnfc{)li(j>. PROTOTYPE, s. bas Urbilb. To PROTRACT, v. a. til bie Sdngc jic: ben, auffcf)ieben, yevjijgern. PROTRACTER, s. bcr aSerlaitgcrcr, SSerjogerer. PROTRACTING, .5. Mat. T. ba« SJieffeU uiii> Uebertragen mittclfl eineS @rab= bogeus. PROTRACTION, s. bie aScrlangcruitg, SSerjbgcruiig. PROTRACTiV!^ adj. iicrliiugcrnb, «cr= jijgeriib, auffc^iebenb. PROTRACTOR, s. Mit. T. bcr %Xa\\i-- l.»orteur, SBiiifetfaffer, ©rabbogcn. PROTREPTICAL, adj. erma^iiciib, ra-- tbenb (Vi. ii.) To PROTRUDE, v. I. a. fortjlofjeu ; II. n. Dorbringen. PROTRUSION, 5. bas Sortfiogen, ber Stofi/ baS aSorbringcH. PROTRUSIVE, adj. fint -i, t5nib, sot brittgeuD; ^ — motion, bic <2totJben)e« guug. PROTUBERANCE, s. t>cr 5JIiiSlvud>S, ^i)cfer, bie @efd;imilil, ikutc. PROTUBERANT, arfj. aufgctricbcit, fl*. fe^WoUen ; B. T. fUOtia ; a — sore, einc ©efc^wutfl, SBcule." To PROTUBERATE, t>. n. Ijeruorrageit, auffcf)ivclleu. PROTUBERATION, 5. ba3 9ljlffd)»cl» len. PROTUBEROUS, adj. (II. ii.) vid. Pr,> TUBERANT. PROUD {adv. — ly), adj. 1. flolj, bod)* niiit|ig; trofeig, ungebulbig ; vrddj* % sio^; fiib"; 2. gciX idupg, h'iinftig; — nesh, bag luilbe (iinua= tiirlic^ wadjfenbe, braubigc) gleifri) (in eincr 2Biinbe) ; to be — of a tiiiu;;. ftols auf etwag fevn, fid} uiel bamii Wiffcn ; — from pedigree, ailf fciu« 9lbfunft flolj; —spirited, »0U ftoU 5cm 3}hitf)e, ftolj, lodj^erjig. PROVEABLE {adv. — ly), at//.' cnvctg= licb, suerweifen. To PROVE, V. a. Sr n. \. benjcifcii, bats tbun; 2. vrobireit, priifcn, «erfn= c^eit, erfabveu; 3. ftd; jeigcii, fidj augnjcifen, ftd) crgebcii, buvcb (S"rfab= rung bcfuuben iverbeit, bvfagcn; 4. augfd)lageu, augfalleit, gcliugeu ; 5. JUeibeit, fei)ll; to be able to — , bat- tf)uu (bcmeifeu) fininen ; to — a wiii, i. T. ein Seftantent :^niblicircu ; to — true, fic^ beftdtigeu ; to — folse, ftc^ nicbt bcfidtigcn ; luibcrlcgcu; ii proved to be, cg faub ftfb, bafj cg ivar ; if the weather prove wet, ivcun eg reg= ncrifc^ 2BettCr ift ; I am afraid it will prove otherwise, ic^ fiirc^tC, eg tl>irb aubcvg augfatlen; she win — a good housewife at List, fie luirb bOCi^ UOC^) eiiie gute SBirtbin werbcn. PROVEDITOR, ) s. ber sprooebitor ; PROVEUORE, 5 ^^royiautlieferant. PROVENCE, s. bie ^^rpbcnce (S:beil uon 5ranEreic|)) ; — oil, bag !proucn= ccriJl. PROVEXCL-VL, odj. aiig ber 5pvo«enc« ftammenb ober i^n geborig ; the — bards, bic Vf^^^fiiSi'liff^f't 2)icbter, Siroubabburg. PROVENDER, s. bcr ^royiaut, baS trotfcue iBiebfiittcr, .§cu unb jtovu. PROVER, s. bcr *8en>eigfiibrer, (bet burc|) ©riiube beweif't, iibcvfiil)rt, bartbut). PROVERB, s. bag ©V^tti^ut^rt, bif Sage. PROVERBIAL (mlv. — ly), adj. fpric^= iiHH-tlicfi, alg S))ri4)Wort ; —for, jiiii! Spridjmcrt gemorbeu. PROVERBIAU.ST, s. t'.r ill Spvicb-- ttjijrteru 3lcbciibe. To PROVERBIALIZE, v. a. jJU ciucm (5prid)iuort iiiacben; Spricbiuiirtei gebraud)eu, in ©pvit^wih-tevu rcbeu. PROVERBS, s. pi. bie Spiicbiuijrtei' Saloino. . To PROVIDE, V. a. 1. bcrcit ^altctt, }uni 35oraug aufd;affen ; 2. »crfc= ben, t>erforgeit, forgeit ; 3. auibc= bingcn; bcftimmeii, 'feftfefeen; to — against, »orbeugcii, ju bcrbiitcn fus d)cn ; to — one's self, fti-f) I'orfefn'n, fid) »enuabren ; to — for . . , fiir ct= wag forgen; etamg anfcbaffen, ii'o= mit verforgcn; to — what to say, beiiEcn ebe man fpricbt; she is pro- vided for, fte ift yerforgt, fte ^t ba3 Sbt^ig^ ; I ap" provided for il, icb bill barauf gefafit ; it is not provided, eS ift nifbt angefr^afft ; to — with, mit etii'ag yerfcf^cn, fteiforgcu; augbcU feu; it is provided by the law, eg tfJ burd) bag (!i5cfeb bciorbntt; it wan PROV PRUN PSYC wisely provided by our ancestors, Ullfere 5?orfat)reit l^ifaeii bic weife Siirforge (^Ctvoffcit ; to — remittances (to — wiih money), M. E. 'illlfcbafllltg ma= c{)eu, init iRcineffcit (mtt@clb) scr)e= l)cn, rcmittircii. PROVIDED (or Provided that), conj. lueiin nur, niir ba9, baf«nt, untei bcv •ikbiitijuttg bi>p, aOfv, bocfc. rKOViDENCE, s. 1. bte ^Bprfe^uiig, gui-|"et)iiui3 ; l. 33orfovgc, aSorfic^t ; 3. ©pavfamfeit. PROVIDENT, aiij. yorjtittig ; foi'iJ: fam, ()au"«f)altig, fpavfaiit; — bank, bte Svav&anf, Sparcaffe ; — ly, ado. yovftc^ttij, mtt ajovfici;t ; mit ©pav= famfeit ; — ness, s. bte 56cirftd)tigfett, Svivfiimfett. I'UOVIDKNTIAL {mh:. — ly), aiij. »Oll bcf {<]ottlid)cn) Sorfe^uitg (I)frru()= vciib,' (jclcttct), burc^ biefelbe be-- wtvft. PROVIDED, s. bcr iSoifcf)ciibe, Sur= fnfgcube, 2^crfcf)cr, sHeforgcr ; ©c^affitcr, ?teferartt. PROVINCE, s. 1. bic $Pvo»tn5, ?<"ii'= f^cift; 2. ba« ©ebief ; i. bcc @vrfit= i]cl etitc« Srsbifdjofil ; 4. baS 9lmt, bcc 'Benif, bic ^^W, buS ©cfc^aft, '^■ac^ ; it is not vritliin my — , b(l8 fLMiimt intr uic{)t ju; it ia the — , cS jtcmt . . ; — rose, bte -5pro»iitjvofe {Rosa, jtromncintis -r- L). PROVI.VCUU I. adj. 1. 5u etner 5ljro- tjiitj, n. f. w. geborig, ))fotpiii^ieU, laubfrf)aft(tcf), etiit)ciintfci) ; 2. i;iiib= It*, biiuvifc^, vob, tuigcbilbft; ii. «. 1. bcr -^robiit^iat (Db'crauffcbcv ct=: tier DrbciiSproSiiij) ; 2. bcr -]Jvot>tuj= beiupf;ucr. PiioviXOlALiSM, .9. bcr 5PrDbttt5iattJ= mu3, bte laiibfc^aftlidK Sprccbart Pbcr Spradbeiqtu^cit. PUOVIXCIALITV, s.baa ciiter 5Bvoi)iiij tit ber ©pra^c @tijcntl)uinUct)e. To PROViNE, V. a. gicbfit (jur gcrt= iaiitboot, bie 9}lar= fcteiiberbarte ; — dealer, ber a3tctua= lieit()aub(er. To PROVISION, V. a. ittit Sorrat^ tcrfe^cit. PROVISIONAL ai!J. borKiiifig ; cinil= tucilig, bi3 auf mcitcre a^erfiiguug ; a — sale, M. E. ciit tjortaufiger 3^er=: taiif; — ly, ada. feorliuiftg, 'eiii{lmct= leit ; auf atec^uunj. PROVISIONS, s. pi. iviobiant, ?(Jiuub= fiovratbe, SebcitSbeburfiiiffc, 2ebeii3= intttcl. PROVISO, s. bic 53ebiitguiig, (Sfaufct, bcr ^Jorbc^alt {befoiiberS />. r.) ; with a (the) — , uiitcr ^orbcIjiiU, iiiiter bcr ^ebtitgiiui}. PROVisoR, s. 1. ber 5proi>tfor, (Sc^aff= Iter, 2?cnyefcr; 2. ber bom. %\i>]t rruattitte ©rpectaiit ciiter 'Pfiitubc. PROVISORY, adj. vrusiforifif) ; be= biugf, tjorbcftattlic^. PROVOCATION. .■>. 1. bic ?tu«forbc= iiiilg; 2. 9let5Uiig, 9liirctjung ; witiiout — , obitc gegriinbcte Urfacf)e. TROVOCATIVE, I. adj. rct^cnb, antrci= beitb ; II. .9. Med. T. iaS dld^mittd, bie (51it=)3tci5uug ; —ness, »•. bic ret= Seitfce Jtraft. Ta PROVOKE, v. a. 1. rctjcii, crrcgeii ; aufbrtiigeii, crsiirueti, crbitterit; bc= leibigen ; 2. ^crauSforberit; 3. bc= f5rbeni, bentrfac^cu ; to — vomiting, jiim ^rccben reijeii ; provoked at. . , cvjiirnt iiber . . ; provoked by . . , aufijeiuiegelt biirc^ . . , f;craulgcfDr= bcrt tJDit . . . PROVOKER,..?. 1. bcr Slitrctjcubc ; ^craugforbcrcr ; 2. baS 5)ieijmittcl, ^efovbcruuggmittcl. PROVOKING, adj. crbittcriib, argcrlirf) ; — ly, ado. auf ciuc crbittcrube *.Jlrt, argerli^). PROVOST, .1. 1. ber 5Sorgefc^tc, !)3rafcS ; Sc^ult^eig, Obcrfc^Lippe; $ropft; 2. ber 5elbri(i;ter, -^vofop ; — marshal, ber ©eneralprofop. PROVt^STSHiP, .5. baS 9lmt obcr bie StcIIe etueS aSorgcfcfctcu, 5)]ropftc3, $Profopt«. PROW, s. ba§ obcrc iSorbcrt[;eit ciiieS (5d)iffe«. PROWESS, s. bie Siapferfett ; ®roji= tl)at. .§clbenlt)at. To PROWL, V. a. <$- n. jagcit, burcf^s fpiircu, {reu5en,3agb mac^cn uetfcbeubaum. 7-0 PRUNE. V. r. a. 1. bcfc^ncibcit, ausfcbueibcu, auspufcen (33aunie, H. f. m.) ; 2. pufeeu, faubern; II. n. fic^ pufeeu, fic^ fd)uiegclu, fic^ brii= fleit. PRUNEL, ^. bic ^Pruneflc (^flanjc PrvncUa — L.). PRUNELLO, 5. 1. bie gSiuucIIe (gc=: fd)alte, auSgefcrnte uub gctrocfucte ^tiflaumc); 2. ber -$riiue[i'(eiue 2lrt fd)mar5cr iiiDllcuer 3cug). PRUNER, ,s. bcr @cmad)fc bcfcbiteibct, ber SBauiiiauofc^iiciber, 33aumpu^cr. PRUNlFERods^^ adj. ^Pflauincii tra= gcttb. \ PRUNING, s. baa^cfc{;neibc!i, SBufecn, 5(u«^)u^eit (ber Saume, u. f. w.)j — hook (— knife), bag ©artciimeffct PRURIENCE (— cy), s. bas 3ucfcu ; Jia ber Jl'i^el, bic ^eftige sycgierbe. PRURIENT, «rf/. jucfeub, luoHiiftig, gci[. PRURIGINOUS, adj. bClU Slltfcu al)a' licft, frafeartig, 'jum x'lujfcblage ge* neigt. PRUSSL4, s. (ba8 J?buigreicl)) ^preupcu. PRUSSIAN, I. adj. preu^ifrf) ; II. s. bCC 5prcupe; — blue, bag §J3erIiuerb(au ; native — blue, uatiirlirfjcg 33erliucr= blau, ©ifcublaucrbe ; — red, ba3 53erlincn-pt(j ; — larirt" , 'union), ber pvcufjifcbe (beutfr[;c) 3oUPcrbanb, 3i>Ut)ereiu. PRUSSIATE, s. at. T-s. blaufauvcS ijalj ; — of potash, blaufaurcS Jtali ; — c.''soda, blaufaurcS ^JJatron. PRU^IO, adj. C/i. T. — acid. biC (33er= liucr=) Slaufanve. To PiiY, K. n. guifeu, genau Pbcr fcbarf fe()eu, fpal)cu ; ucugicrig uub gcuau bctracl;ten ; to — into, iii ctwa« giu= belu, cS geuau $u crfovfc^eu fud)eu, eiu^riugcu iu . . , vu/g. bic 'Jla fc ^tu= ciu jlcifeu. PRY. ,?. baS Spa.^eit, jubriuglic^e 3lu«= fcrfdicu. PRYINGLY, adv. ^ubriuglid), ucugicrig. PSALM, s. bcr ^ifallU ; — book, ba3 ^falnibud; ; — tune, bic ^faliumc= lobie, ,flird;cuineIobic. PSALMIST, .? 1. bcr ^pfalinifl, 513fa(uio= grapb, ^falmcufcbvcibcr, Scrfaffet gcifilidjcr Siebcr ; 2. bcr ^falmeus fauger. PSALMODY, s. ba3 5piaimfiugeu ; bic -$ifalmobte. PSALMOGRAPHER. ? s. bcr Spfalnto* rsALMOGRAPlllST, ^ grapl), ?Bfa(> mcufc^reiber, 9Scrfaffer gcifiiidjer ^icber. PSALMOGRAPHV, s. baS ^fatlUCUi f^reibett. PSALTER, s. ber !pfaUer; baS Spfalin» buc^. PSALTERY, s. bcr ^pfattcr. PSEUDO, s._(gvtecbifd;e g3orf\;Ibe, ii. compos) falfcft. P;?EUDO-APOSTLE, *•. bcr falfd;c 9lpo» ftcl. p.SEUDO-nuNiUM, s. bic SBicfcurautf, baS .gcilblatt (T/ialklmm — /,.). PSEUhO-CMRVSOLITK, .?. bcr ^feubO* e[)ri)fohitf), 33outcilIcu|iciu. PSEUDO-DlCTAMNU.M, ^. bcr aBirbcI= biptaiH (Marruliium pseudo'dictamnus — L). PSEUDOGR.\PII, PSKIIDOGBAPIIY, s. bt« uutergcfcbobeue Sdirift. PSEUDOLOGY, s. bic fa(fd;c Sft^rc, Uuwal)r()cit. PSEUDO-MARTYR, s. bcr Sc^ciuuiafs twrcr. PSF.UDO.MORPilous, adj. uuad;f, tau= fc^eub gebilbet. PSEUDO-NYCTICORAX, s. bcr Scbilb* reit;cr, 5lad)trcit)er (Jirden vijcUcorai. — Omd). P.SEUDO SANTALUM. s. bic (StciultHs be, bcr sjllatcrucubaunt (Ceiastma — /J. PSII.\W! i>!«. pfut! pub' 5Poffcu! PSOAS, s. .i. T. be: ^eubcumusfel. PSORA, s. Med. T. bic .ffra^c. P.SYCHE, ^. 1. Myth. 5Pfl)c|)e ; 2. bte (5 eel?. PSYCIIOLOGICAIj, (PsYciioLoaif;), (adv. — ly), ad]. pfi)cbiMog,ifd), fcelcnEuU'' big, fcclciifel;rig, ^ur (Sccleukbre ge* bijrig. PSYCHOLOGIST, .f. bcr SPf^c^oIog, Sceleuforfcber, Seclenfcbver. PSYCHOLOGY, s. bic ^Pfvpc^ologic; ©eclcufuube, <£celcnlchrc. PSYCHOMACHY, .s. bcr (Seclcufampf, ^3S PUCK PTARMIGAN, s. bn8 ©C^ttce^ui&tt (Te- trao Ingopus — i.). PTISAN, s. Ui ©erfieiiwaffcr. PTOLEMAIC, adj. baS aftroitomtfc^e @i;ftcm IcS 5ptoIfmdu« ktveffeitb. PTOLEMY, s. sptolcmjus (a)Jann«= name). PTYALISM, 5. Med. T. tcr (S^jetC^el- flug. FrYSMAGOGUE, s. ji/crf. r. baS ben @)>eicf)cl befin'bcnibe jDJittcf. PUBERTY,*, bie gSubcvtat, 2JJaiinbar= fetf, @cfd)Iedjt«reife. PUBESCENCE, s. 1. ba« 2J?aiinbar»cr= ben ; 2. B. T. bag aSoUic^te, 3^au= d)c bei- ^Pflaiijcu. PUBESCENT, adj. 1. mantibar wei'= beiib ; 2. B. T. ivoUig, ran*, i)acix'u\. PUBLIC (arfi,. —ly), I. adj. 1. offeiltlici), belt @taat, bie biir.jerltclje @efell= fcbaft bctrcffciib, allijemeiii; 2. ci,e^ jueinfnnbig, laiibfiiubia ; ir. s. ias cffeutltcf)e SBefeii, ©emeinwcfen, SlUaemctiie, bteaBcIt, ba« publicum ; in—, ijffeiitltcfe, Dim- ber SBcU; — auction, ber bft'cittltcie '9]erfauf ; — credit, ber bffciitlic^c grcbtt ; — debt, bie (fctaatjfdjiilb ; — function, bie 6feittli4)e ginftellung, baS 2lmt ; — functionaries, offentlic^e 5?eanite,Df= fiicianteu ; — funds, bas ^5taat«capt= tal, bfv ©taatgfonfcg, bie ©taat«ac= tieit, @taatgeffectcn, <&taat«pnj)iere; statement of tlie — funds, ber StaatS; )5aVtcr=6'oiu-«5ctte[ (iSevjeid^nig jibcr bie Sourfe [ben Staub] bev ©taat«= Va^if") ; — iiouse, bas aBii-t[jSl)au«, btc Sc^enEe ; — papers, — prints, pi. cffcntlic^e WAtkv, 3cituitgen; — property, ba« ©cnieiutjut; — reve- nues, bie Staateeiufiiiiftc ; — sale, bie offentlicie S^criiciacnincj, 5Uic= tiott, ?icihlti01l ;— scales, bie (&tabt= nja^f, bnS aBacjei^cbaube, 2Bage= IjauS; —schools, bffciitlii^e @d)u= len ; — spirit. — spiritedness. bte pa= triotifc^e ©eftitnuni], ber ®cmeiit= fleifl; — spirited, fciUerlaiibiffl), pa= ■ triottfcft (gcftiint), gcmeinnii(jiij ; — treasury, bte ©C^a^fammev ; — ness, S. vid PUBLJCITY. PUBLICAN, s. 1. ber 3oIIiter, f3oU=) eiiiiiel;mer ; 2. ©aftwivt^, (Bcl;cnf= wtrt^. PUBLICATION, s. 1. bie ijffentli^e 'Jlnjcige, 33cfaniitinac^uni] ; 2. 51ug= gabc, (Sbilton (eiiieS SBufbeS, n. f. »».); 3. baS ^erauSsiegebcne 2Berf, bie be= fannt gemac^te ©c^rift; monthly—, bie 3)Joitat8fcftrift ; weekly— ,bic ai?o= 4)eiif4)rift ; — price, bev "jabcnpvei^ ; publications, 33er(a(]Sartife(; list of new — s, bee 9^ot>ttatciijcttcl (gSer= jeicfeni§ ber ncu erfc^ienciieu aOcrte). PUBLICIST, s. ber ^ublicifl, ©taat§= red)ttenner ober S*e{)rer. PUBLICITY, s. bie Deffcntlicbfeit, SDffenfuiibiijfeit, Jtuiibbavfeit. To PUBLISH. «. fl. 1. pffentlici) betannt madjeii, crijffiien, Derbreiteii; 2. ^cr= aUSgeben; fterlcgen ;' .ta — an ad- vertisement, eine iiffentlic^e Slnseige ma^cn ; he has published for me . . , tcf) i^cihe bet i^m . . feerkfjt; publish- ing business, ber 9]erla'i]«=f33uc^=) ^anbcl; — house, bie ffierlaqS: («ucl)=).§anbliin(^. ?>UBLiSHER, i. 1. ber Sefanntmacber 93erbreiter ; 2. .§crau«!]eber; 3. g3cr= la(i«buc^^anblei-, SBerlegcr. PUCE, adj. — coloured, ffobfarbig, braunrot^, bnnfelbrauu, fdiraarj^ braun. PUCERON, *. btf 33rattfau«. PUCK, ». bev JtPbolb, baS aBalbinamts cpert ; — ball, (— fist, — foist), ber 330 PUGI Sofirx (cine 3lrt ©vbfc^itvamm) ; — fi.st, bie gvobe SaJift. To PUCKER, V. I, a. vmxt^tU, faltcn, jcv= fnittcrn, jevbriidcii ; ii. n. fid) xun- 5cln, fti$ faltcn ; ft(| fatfeit. PUCKER, ^-. 1. ba« mcitc, bau(d;igc J?letb, ber eacf ; 2. jig. bieiScrlcgcn= ^eit, gfJott); in a—, in (Sd)vcifen. PUDDER, s. ber Scirin, bas ©eranfd). To PUDDER, V. a. scrnjirrcn, bcuttvu^ feigen. PUDDING, s. bie .tloijfpcife, ber .ii^* fcfn. PULIC, s. vid. PuuoL. PULING, s. bag ©eiBtwff I ; — ly, adv. Vfeifcub, ttinfclnb. PULIOL, s. bie i)3piei [Mmtha pvlesiu-m — L.). PULKiiA, s. fin InvVlanbifclE?oitigung ; 3. collect. i§ulfcnfrucf)= tc, ba« ©emiifc ; to feel one's — , Ct: luin an ben ^u\s fiif)len ; /^. citien liflig ouSforfci;eR ; col. xi)m auf bie 3al)ne fii^lcn. 7'« PULSE, o. I. n. Vi'lfti"?"/ (jcf^en, fc^lageu, tloDfcit (m. ii.) ; if. «. fio= fiettb ti'ctOcu, fbpfenb bcmegeu (tj). ii.). PULSIFIC. w/;. ben $ul8 errcgenb. PULSION, s. baS @topeii, ^ovttret6en (m. H.). PULVERABLE, adj. WaS ft(^ V"J»f'^n lapt. 7'tf PULVERATE, r. a. vid. To Pll- VERIZE. PULVERIZATION, s. haS Spiitsjem, bie ;)]ulo«rifii-uiig. To PULVERIZE, v. a. Viifoem, JU 5l>ut= 0€r mac^en, ^juliieviftren. PULVEROUS, adj. j>u[»ernrttg. PULVERULENCE. s. bic iUcnge StrtUb, ftantigc Scfc^affen{)ctt. PULVERULENT, ' adj. flitubig, »oU Staub. PULVIL, s. b(iS aEo&Iricc^eube, \vcl)U vtcc^enbc ^uiuer (lu.-it.). PUMICE, (Pumice-stone), s. UX ©IMlS- fteill. PUMiCEOUS, adj. btmSfleirtarttg. PUMMEL, s. vid. Pommel. PUMP, s. 1. bie ^iintpe ; 2. pumps, pi. icinfo^ligc) SLansfdjuI^c; Sea Exp-s. he — blows, bic ^pumvc ift )^ebpr= ften ; the — is foul, bic ^umpe tfi »cr* ftPVft; ihe — sucks, bie '^junU'e tj! ien« ; plug of a — , bcr S]2unipcnficiu= vel; — bolts, bie ^^lllnpcuboI^en ; — brake, (— break), bCV 5lJun4Knfc^WCn= (]el; — can, ber iCuniVcntopf ; — chain, bie 5J5unH)Cu£ettc ; — cistern. ka« !|3umVenbacf ; — dale, (— vale), bet 5pumVenboaI ; — gear, bnS i}5uin= Veitgcrdtb; — handle, ber $pumpen= f^iwengel ; — hood, bie Spitmpciitav= pc; — hook, ber 5pumpenl)afcn; — knife, ein (@iulege=j2yjeffer niit boV= Velteit gebcru ; — room, ba§ 3'i"i"f "^ (bcr (5ur=@aa[, Ovt) wo miufvalifc^c 3Ba[fer getvnnfen roevbcn ; — scraper, t^cc ^45umve>ifrf"^*ipev ; — spear, ber ^umpcugccf (obcv Spunnjciigerfftod), i)ie ipumpcuftaitge ; — suck, bcr ^i\nu Veiifcfcut), (4>unipeii:)2auger ; — water, ba3 SJiUlltpCUHmffcr'; — well, bcr ^umpcufpcb, ^^unipciipott. To PUMP, V. n.&n. 1. plimpfn ; 2. fff. ( — out), au»[ocfcn, aitsfragc n ; pump ship ho 1 Sea p/i. ftcfjt bcibcr i^vumpc! PUMPER, s. ber jumper ; bic ^pumpe. I'UMPION, I s. bie $fcbc, ber Jliir= PUMPKIN, i bi^. PUiN, s. bag Sovtfpicl. To PUN, V. l.v. aSortfpicIcrct frciben, SBorffpiele niacijcn; ir. a. biirc^ ^i- ^elet iibcvrebcn. To PUNCH, V. a. SiJcber fic^en, ober fc^Iagcu. PUNCH, s. 1. bie 5pfricnic, Slbfe, ber SDbrt Dber Ort ; (©d)vift=)2tcmpel (bet ©itcbbrucfer), bie 5patrijc ; tcr sBunscii ; baS Socbcifcii (bcr gflttlcr B. f. U'.); Oun. 7'. bic 9Jaumiiabcl; JV. T. ber SBobrpfi-iem ; Min. T. (in Derb.) cin Stcmvel jur Untevfiii^ung be8 ^angcnbcu ; 2. bcr ^aneiunrft (im $uppciifpHic), col. JfiWpcrIc ; — and Judy, JlaJpcrlc luib jtiitfjc ; 3. fuvje iinb birfc 9}Jcnfct), vuig. <2t6p= fcl ; 4. baS fleiue bicfe SJSferb ; 5. ber (gdjlag, @tog; 6. spiinfc^ (ein ®e= Iri'infj ; incompos. — bow", bic Spliuf4)= bole, ber $unfct;nnpf; — ladie, ber ^unf^lijf clf— strainer, baS ^uuf^= fieb. PUNCHEON, s. 1. bte ^frieme, ber S)ovn, 53iiiijcn ; fin()lcrne2Riiiijilem= )fi\ ; bic ^atrijc ; 2. 2;onne, 'iiii Saf (oon 84 Oalloncrt). PUNCHER,s. 1. bie ^fvienie, ber 'DDvn, ^unjeit ; 2. (5'iner ber mit bcr 5Pfrie= me Siidjer ftid)t. PUNCHINELLO, s. bcr ^poIifc^iucU, ttjnlfc^c ^aiigwitrfi. PUNCHV, adj. fiirj uub bicf, jjliimp. PUNCTATED, Punctate, adj. i. O. T. in einen ^unft gesogcn, nu3 ciucnt geomctrifttcii $uiift"c bcftcl)cnb; 2, a. T. biirctli3c^ert. PUNCTIFORM, adj. punftfomiig. PUNCTILIO. *. bie Spi^finbigfcif, iiber^ triebenc ©ennuigfeif, Ueberfeiu^eit ; Jlletnigfcif, HS tlubebcutcnbe; — of honour, ber (Si)rcnptinft ; to stand upon punctilio.^, e§ gflr jn fein nefjnicn. PUNCTILIOUS {adi: — ly), adj. fpt^= pubig, iibcrfein; iibcrtriebcn :piinft= Itc^, JU genau, (ingiHid), fleinlic^; — ness, .? bie Spi]^finbigfeit ; allju jlrcitgc 5}3iinftlict)fcit. PUNci'o, s. 1. ber jarte 5)3unft, i>aS 5)iiinftd;en ; 2. t. ber Sto^ im Sect)= ten. PUNCTUAL (adv. — ly), adj. 1. piintt= lic^, fei)r gcnaii, ftrciige ; 2. uur njic ein $pnnft gro§ (ro. ii.) ; to be — in paying, to pay — , piinftli(^ utit bcr SSejallung jinfjoUcn; 3. — ness, e. itie Punctuality. PUNCTUALiST, s. bcr ftflju ©cnauc ; aU^u 6ercmoni6fe. PUNCTUALITY, s. bie ^piinftlic^fcit, (.;V. T. in aiusfiibrung ber Sluftrage u. f. m.), Ocnnnigfcit, Strcngc ; Siifi)' tigfeit, 6i.nTcctl)'cit. To PUNCTUATE, v. a. tnfcrpunftiren. PUNCTUATION, s. btc Siitcvpunftion, (S^riftjcid^enfe^nng. PUNCTURE, s. ber (BtlA); s. T. bic ^nnftnr; to — , v. a. (auf-)ftc(^en, ucrmittclfi eincS ©tid)eS ofr'nen. PUNGAR, s. bic Seefpinnc, bcr Xa= fcl)CnfrebS (Cancer pngurus — J-..). PUNGENCY, s. bag Stec^enbe, Sd;ar= fe, Sfipenbe. ^ PUNGENT (adc. — ly), adj. ficd^cnb, fct)arf, beifjenb. PUNIC, adj. I. pnnifc^ ; 2. fig. falfd), tveuloS, »crratt)cvifd) ; — faith, bie punifdje Slrcnc (b. i. Itntreue). PUNiCEOUS, adj. puvpurfarbcn, ^im- pnrit. PUNINESS. s. bie Jlletnbcit, 2Binjig= fcit, 3tivti)eit, ®cf)njnd;liit)feit. To PUNISH, V. a. ftvafcn, bcftrnfcn (— for, fiir, wcgcn). PUNISHABLE, adj. ftrafbar, flrafiviirs big; —ness, s. bic ©trafbarfcit. PUNiSHER, s. ber Seftrafer, Stiafciibe. PUNISHMENT, s. bie Sefimfuiig, Strafe. PUNITION, s. bie Strafe, 3lbflrafnug. PUNITIVE, \ adj. ftrafenb, Strafe au^ PUNITORY, 5 Icgeilb; punitive law, baS Strafgcfe^, sponaigefe^. PUNK, s. bie ^ure, 2)Jcfee, gScttel. PUNNER, s. vid. Punster. PUNNING, s. bie 3BortrpicIerci. PUNSTER, s. ber aaBortfpieler, SBife; ling. PUNT, s. (— boat), btc Sc^aulc, ciii ffa« ^c8 ?5til)i'jen9, cin Slctt bcr Sd;iff3» jimmerlcute. To PUNT, V. n. i(>ointircn, gegcn ben Sanqtiicr fpielen, fcfeen. PUNTER, s. ber $ointcur, Oegcn^ fpielcr. PUNY, J. adj. Keirt, jart, fc^njac^Iic^); II. s. ber ?ieuling. To PUP, V. n. (3iU"gc) werfcn (son ^Unben) ; Pup, s. vid. Puppy. " • PUPA, s. bte ^uppe (bcr 3nfer(en). PUPIL, s. 1. bie $upillc, ber 5lugcn= ftern, Stngapfcl ; 2. ber 3i>6liii9< Sd)iitcr, bie Sc|iitcrinn, bcr $fleg= ling; 3. ba« (bie) 2JJiinbeI, ^ujjille. PUPILAGE, s. \. bcr ajjiinbclflaiib, bit 9}Jiiibcriaf)rigfcit ; 2. bie 3pgling«=: jal)re, bcr Sc^iilerflanb. PUPILARY, adj. ciiicn 3Ji)inbcl obet 3i>gling bctrefeiib. PUPPET, s. 1. bie 5flHppf, S!rat)t« pi;Vpe, ©anfclpnppe, 2)Jariouctte, cni. J?aS|)cvIe, J?at.f)C; 2. cont. bet SBic^t, (i)c(f; — man, (—master), ber (Sigent^iimer eiiicr 9Jiarionctten= bube ; — player, ber 5piippenfpicler, col JtaSperfc ; — show, baS $uppcn= fpiel, bie SRarioncttcnbube, coi. ba3 jta§pcrlc=5:^eatcr. PUPPETRY, s. cont. btc 3ieverci. PUPPY, .«. 1. bcr 3BeIf, jungci^unb; 2. fig. ®clbfd;na,bel, Saffc, vu/s Sdjncffcl. To PUPPY, V. n. (3iiinge) »vcrfcn, (yon i^unbcn). PUPPYISM, s. cont. baS nafcU'cifc (ftc= gelf)nfte) SBcfcn, bie Sltgelei. PUR, s. baS Sc^iuivven, 3>i-'ii""f« (*'« Jlafecn). To PUR, i-.n. fc^nmren wie eine .Kafee. PURBECK-STONE, s. citlC 9lrt ^ajJjT Sanbjleiii, bcr §it()ogiap^irflcin. PURBLIND, wij. furjfid)ti(), blobftc^tig; —ness, s. bie Jluriftd;tigfeit, SSlob^! ft4)tigfeit. PURCHASABLE, adj. laufbar, fiinpid^, }u erbanbcln. To PURCHASE, ». i.a. fanfcit, etnlcgcn, (^oods, SBaaren), b*iiibcln, erbanbcln, em^aiibclit, cnccrbcn; (in bcr *}lucs tton) erfteben; ll. n. (fd«vcre ©cgen- ftanbe bcfonbcrS mittelfl cine? '.J^c= belS) anfbcbcn ; to — from one, einem etmaS abfanfen ; to — on speculation, auf Speculation fanfen, auffanfen ; to — the anchor, JV. T. bcn 3tnftr aufroinben, lid^tcn; to — out, aiie= lanfcn; M. K-s. to — out an eslablish- ment,ein Oefdjaft nebftbem 2l?aaren= oorratb, u. f. w., von Scinaiibcnt fauf= ltd) iibernebnten, tijij auSfaufen ; ac- count of goods purchased, btC ©in= faufsred^unng. PURCHASE, s. 1. bcr J?anf, ,ganbfl, baS (?rn)cr6ni9; 2. bcr .g»alt, ©riff; 3. jcbeS SBerfscug juiu 9luf^iffcn, 5Ulfnjinben ; M F.-s. at twenty ycf.r^-, — , (bei cinent ,^aitfe) 511 5 $roccnt, fo bag ber JtaufpreiS in 20 Saljrcn roieber bcrauS fommt; groutui — , bic ©rnnbciulofung, ^cvrniiicra'crbnng ; — and sale, Jlaiif ((^infauf) «nb a,ki= fdlif ; — on speculFilion, bcr Jtouf anf Spcculatinn, 51uffa«f; by—, buret) 2lnfauf, faupid) ; — book, or book o. purchase.?, ba« aBaarciieinfauf«=(9i2o=i tt5=)53ud); —money, ber J?aufprci3 bic Jtaufgelbcr, ba« Jtaiifgctb ; to sen for tiie — money, }um ginfaiifsprcife bcrfaufen; — price, ber ©infaufs^ pvci«. PURCHASER, *. bet jlaufer, bte Rcixu ferinn ; bcr ^anbluugSfunbc, 5lbnef)» nier; J\l. Phs. to meet with purchasers Jtiiufer finben. PURE (adv. — ly), adj 1. rcitt, foubCS a:! 1 PURL Inntrir, uitrennir^t, ec^f, fftit (9on rtii3nng ; canoni- cal — , bie 9tcd)tfcvtii]iiiis] biirc^ ben SJeiuiguiigSeib. PURGATIVE, Med. T. I. aJj. VUViJtrcitb, Ktiiigcub, abfiibrenb ; ii. «. bir ai>uv= gaits, bn« 3H)fu[)ruitaSmittcr. PURGATORIAL, ) adj. ba« SfSCf^UCr PURGATORIAN, J betrcfj-eilb ; ^^urga- torial fire, iaS Scgefeiicr. PURGATORY, I. uh% — L.) ; — salt, baS 5puvgii-fal5 ; — thorn, bev 2Begeb0nt, JtveiljbOnt (lihamnus ca- tharcticus — -t--). PURIFICATION, s. 1, bie aiciuiguug; 2. Slec^tfei'ttjjuug ; 3. (— of the vir- gin Mary), 'Sncitii 3teiiiigung, Sic^t= mcffe. PURLI'ICATIVE, ) .. ,..;„:, »„h PURIFICATORY, r''-' """^e'lb- PURIFIER, s. bev iRciuigev, Sautevev. To PURIFY, V. I. a. veiiiigeu ; lautevu, abfliiven ; II. n. vein luevben, tiar wevben. ''nRtM, s. ba8 ^pivrim (etu jiibifc^cS jjejt). URISM, s. bev ^PuviSinuS, bie Spvacb= veiniguug, bev UvitaneV ; II. adj. :t.>iivitanifrf). PURITANICAL (Puritanic) {ado. — ly), adj. puvitanifcf). PURITANISM, .?. bie ?et)ve bev *Pui-t= tauev ; Jig. ©c^eiutjeiligfeit. To PURITANIZE, v. a. \W cilt SPuvita= nev lef)veit, fpverfjcu obev fjanbetu. PURITY, s. 1. bic aieiu()eif, 9tciitigfcit, Sautcffeit; 2. Spvnrbvciu^eit; 3. Jiteufd;l)cit ; Uufd)ulb ; ?ti;fvic^tigfcit ; — of style, bie 3ieiuf)cit beS <£h)(3. PURL, s. 1. baS Badc^eu, {an^ — antiet, — lace), bie fvaufe 33ovte, .Uautilje; bev gcfiicftc daub; 2. baiS faufte gliegeu, iWiuvmelu, 9iiefeltt; 3. ba« 2Qevinutl)biev; —royal, bev 2Bevmut^wciit. To PURL, V. L a. fvaitS yevbvameit, umfticfcit; II. n. fauft fliejien, vau= fc^eu, mnvmelit, viefelit. PURLIEU, s. L. T. iai ?aub am ?)anbe 332 PURS eineS WovRbc5ivF«, bie Sva^iic, ^nh-- me, ba« iSpviiotj ; bev (3agb=)53c5ivf, ba>s (3agb=)3teytev; bev ^evcicb, bic {aEjlb-)(S)ven5e. PURLINS, a.?)/. Qncvbalfcu, Xvagcr. Tu PURLOIN, v.a. eutiucubeu, fteblen, luaufeu; (money, 0elb) uutevfdj[a= geu ; etu 5plagiat (ciueu litevavifdien Siebfta^I) begc^eu. PURLOlNER,s. 1. bev Dieb ; 2. $(agia= viu^, ©cbaiiffuvauber, 9lu§fdjreibev. PURPLE, I. s. 1. bev ^piivpuv; bie Spuv= Vuifavbe; 2. baS Jl'avbiualat; 3. baS ^tUabeltfvaUt (Orcliis — />.) ; U. adj. VUV|)UVfavbeU, VUVl.Min-Of() ; m compos. — apple, bev oftiubifit)c (5lnfd;cit= baum, -^Pltvpltvapfel ; — brown, Oi. T. bev Sobteufopf ; —cherry, bev yivgt= nifl^e Spff'luniCllbaUlU; — chiekweed, bai VOtbc ©anbfvaitt {.arenaria rubra —/J, — cow-wheat, bcv Jfu[)U)cijen (Melampyrum arvense — /,); — em- peror, eine ©d)!itcttevliug8avt (PapUio iris) ; — fever, vid. Purples ; — flower, bie .i3i)aciut^c ; — fish, bic ^uvvuv= fd)Uecfe; — grass, ( — wort), bcv VOt[)C Jllce; — jacobea, bic ft^oue 3acpb3= blllUte {.dmirijUis formosissima — I^.) ; — royal, bOC^pUVpUVlt ; — shades, vid. — emperor; — velvet flower, ba'3 2;aufeubfc^ijud)eu; — whelk,' bie Svomveteufc^uede, ba« Steiu^cu (eine 3}Jafd)el) ; — willow, bie vot()e iSeibe, 53aubnjeibe. To PURPLE, II. a. }Jitvpuvrotf; favbeit, puvvern. PURPLES, s. pi. baS (5vicfe(; glccf= fiebev, Sc^avlad^fiebev. PURPLISH, adj. mi '^Jiivpuvue falleub. PURPORT, .?. bev 3u[)alt (— of a letter, &c., eiuc« SBviefcS, w. f. w.), 93ev= ftaub, (£inu, bie JDJeiuung, bev3iiJe(f. To PURPORT, V. n.sunt3uba(te l)abeit, eiit()aUcu; lueiiteit, befageit; purport- ing, bes 3ul)alte8. PURPOSE, s. 1. bie aibftd)t, bev (CSitbO 3»eiJ, ba« 93ovIiabeii ; bcv SSovfafe; 2. bie 33ivfuiig, bcv ©vfotg ; for that — , tu bicfev 9lbftd)t, jit bein ©ube ; for what? WCp^alb ? from the — , (bent 3'»cdP) cittgegcu, c'oi. qucvfelb= ein ; on — , luit 5leit?, «ovfa^lic|); on — to .., urn ju . . ; of set — , ved)t mitSleifj; to no — , oevgebIi^^uu= uii^, jwecffo§; to the — , juv 'i^K\d)t bieu(ic|) ; this is nothing to the — , baS gcl;i3vt nidit juv ©ad)c; he spoke much to the same — , CV fagtc faft ihiw baffclbc ; it will be to as much — , e§ Jyivb eiltCVlei fcpu ; to put one he- side his — , 3enianbeu aiis bem (lon= cepte bvtngeu. To PURPOSE, v.a. ^i^ IHUfcVu, ftd) fejt sovuebmen, {hd ftc^) befd)licpeu. PURPOSELESS, adj. o[)ue Svfolg, JtDcd^ Io« cm. it.). PURPOSELY, adv. uovfa^Iif^, mit Sleig, abftd)tlid). PURPRESTURE, s. /.. T. bCV S"irtgviff, bie Slumaguug fveinbev, offeutlntev liegeiibev (yviiube. PURPURE, s. H. T. bev ^Puvpnv, bic 5puvpuvfavbe. PURPURIC, adj. C/t. T. — acid, bie ^uvpuvfauve. PURR, s. 1. bie ©eelev^c ; 2. via. Pur, s. iSr V. PURRE, s.bev gcviugc Sibev. PURSE, s. eiu'SBeutel, ©elbbeutel, bic 33i.n'fc; — of money, (ill bev ^cuautc eine Summe you 500 ^piaflev), bev 93cutel; I am a great deal of money out of — ic^ I;abe ved)t yicl ®elb auSgegeben ; — bearer, bev SadcU meii'tei' ; — cutter, bev 33ciitelfd)uei= bev ; — net, ba« Scutcluc^ ; — pride, bcv ©eibftotj ; — proud, gelbflolji ; — PUSH proud vulgarity, gelbjiofje ©eincfii.' ^cit; — shaped, B. T. bolcitfarffori mig ; — string, bie 93entclfd)ni!V. r.> PURSE, D. a. 1. (mic eiucu 53enteU jufammenjicbeit ; 2. to (— up), in ben SBeutel ftecfeu, cinfteden. PURSER, s. M T. bev 513vouiantmcifict (auf Jtvieggfcbifen obev gvoyen Jlauf^ fabvtcifd)iffen) ; (Sadelineiftcv, 3iil)t= nieiflcv, (Saffivev. PURSINES3 (PuRsivEXEss), .5. biC ©uga bviiftigfttr,' bcv fuvjc *^Ui)em, bill A>ud)en. PURSLAiN, s. bcv 5povtu{af/baS a9uv= jclfvaut [Portiilacn. — L.) ; — tree, or sea-purslain, bic ©taubcitllicfbe {Mri- plex halimus — />.). PURSUABLE, adj. JU ycvfolgctt, fovN jufefeen. PURSUANCE, /,. bic aSevfolgung (ciiict ®ad)e), Sovtfe^ung ; in — of whicis, ju golge bcffeii, bent ju Solge. PURSUANT, prep. (— to), Jit t^olgc, genias, nad) ; — to your design, 3t)i'cr yibfid)t gcntiiu. To PURSUE, ». I. 0. i. ycvfofgcu, nadj^ fe^eit, ijiiigb niac^eu <\\if ..; 2. fort* fe|eu (cine 9Jeifc «. f. tu.); 3. bc- tveibeu; 4. folgcn, uac^abmen; 5. uadjfivebeu, fid) bcrocvbcn, anftalteu ; 6. belangcu, yov @cvid)t fovbevn ; to — one's walk, tocitcv fpajieveii ; to — a subject, eiiic 3JJatcvic aiiofiiljveu ; II. n. fovtfa^ven (in bev ;l{ebc). PURSUER, s. ber iljcvfoigev, ?iVtd)= • fe|cv. PURSUIT, s. 1. bic a3evfoIgnug, ?iad;- fcijnu0; 2. 33etvcibnttg ; 3. b'a« Str.' ben, btc Sovfc^uug; 4. bag 3lii[}alteu bic Sinftgfeit (bev (Stiibicii) ; by — , emftg ; pursuits, pi. bie Seflvcbuitgctt. PURSUIVANT, s. bcv 5j]agc be« .P)e= volba, Untev()crolb, ©taatsboote. PURSY, adj. fnvjati^iutg, eiigbriiftig, feud)cnb. PURTENANCE. s. bic Snf'^flf. i'^^ OC" fd>liuge; T. Oevaufd). PURULENCE. (Purulency), s. bic 6'ite= vung, ba« (Sitcvu. PURULENT, adj. citcvig, eitcvnb; citr= vidit. To PURVEY, v.a. ^- n. HcfcVU ; ail= fd)affett, einfaufcu ; fid) yerfovgcit. PURVEYANCE, s. 1. bie 9lllfi-b'lff""i>. a^eitveibnug (yon Seben^mittelu) ; 2. bcv SBovvat^, bic ScbeiiSmittel. PURVEYOR, s. 1. bev 3luf chaffer, (Siii^ faufev (yon ?eben«mitklu, n. f. tv.), Sicfevant; 33evfpvgcv; 2. 3"bvtitger; ^iipplev, bie J?uvi>leviiin. PURViEVv, s. 1. L. T. bev .(pauptfafe, obev Slnsfpvuc^ eiucv 91cte, einc« GbictS, n. f. jy. ; 2. vwd. bev ©ereict (eincS ®cfefec8, it. f. jy.). PUS, .«. s. T. bcv (Sitev. To PUSH, V. a. <$■ n. 1. flo^"', fd)icben, tveibctt, bvingcu; 2. aubvingcu, aiu fallen, angrcifeu; 3. frr. betveiben, befc^leuuig'en, bcfijvbcvn ; 4. fid) aii= ftreitgen, ftveben ; to — headlong, ^duptlings f)evabftitvjeu ; to — one's fortune, fciu @liicf mad)en ; to — for a thing, cine (Sa^e eifvig betveiben, bvingen auf..; to — at, atiiU"eifcn, nac^'ftvcbeu ; to — away, fortftopcn; to — back, juviicf tvetbe'ii, Jiivitrfftoficu ; to — forward, fovtfdjicbeit, (a l)oal, cin 33oot) fovtbiiyeu ; to — in, f;ii:- ein jlopeu, obev fc^ieben;to — ofl goods, SSaavcn Ios-fd)lageu; ba« !SJa= gev vanincu; to — on, fovtfd)icben, antveiben, fovttveiben; bcfiirbevn; IjinauS ftoHctt^ tycgfd;ieben ; to — out, f)iliail8ftO!ieit ; to be pushed for money, @elb fej)v nbtbig babcu. PUSH,.*. 1, bee i=jto6; ©tid); 3lnflofi, ginavijf- 3liifaU; bag (Sd>ieben; tit PUT PUT PUT fcfeuiij^, l)cfttge 33c)}rcbuiig ; 3. baS aiifjcvfle S^Jittel ; 4. bcv bvtngenbe gall, baS uncrroartete (Sveiijutji ; 5. bie .^i^6Iatter, ficiite Stnue; at one — , mtt ciiiem <2aljc, auf ciit 9JJaI ; to make a — at play, tS till Sptcle WHiyM ; I'll have another — for it, tc6 ivili (S anbevS t>crfa£j;en, nod; ciii Wlal aufcftcil ; when it comes to the — , tin eiitfc})eibeiibeii 9htgeti61tcff, col. ivenn e§ sum 3::veffni fonimt ; to bring to the last — , nufi3 9lcuf CVfie trdbcit, gaiij jii ©iibe bringcii; — back, baS Biiviidtrctbcn; — bolt, bcv (Sd)ubviegcl ; — pin, baS Stabel^ fd)icben (ciii Jliiibcvfvicl). PUSHER, s. bcr Stofjciibe, S^rcibciibe, *j(ufvi'ibcnbc ; 3i'vii(ffti'tii-'iibc. PUSHIMG, adj. iiiitenicbineitb, fii^ii; i^ubriiigliil) ;" itiibefc^ciben. pusiLLANiMrry, s. bcv .ga§cl)cn ; an artful — , ciii ocvfd)int^tcS 2Bcib. rUSSUXESS, s. viil. PuRsiNESs. PUSSV, arlj. vid. Pursy. To PUSTULATE, v. a. ftC^ }U SBcuIctl unb @cfd;anivcii bilbcii. PUS'iTJLE, s. his a3(aSd;c!i, bie -93Iat= {fv, Sititif. PUSTULOUS, adj. VOll SSKiSdlClt, fill= nig. To PUT, V. n. S- V. 1. fcfefll, ftcllcil, fc= gcit, flciffit, bviitgcu; 2. oiinjcubcii, gcbvaudxii; 3. gcbcii, niti'cvtvaucii; i. mad)cn, laffcn, «cvuvfad)cii, I)ci-= UDvbriiigeii, bcmivfcit; 5.ycvpflid}tcii, notf)igcu; 6. crrcgcn, tvcibcti, bcmc= acn, bcvcbeii; 7. vcgiilivcn, bilbcii; 8. fctmcit, fpvoffcii, aiiSfc^tiigcn ; 9. flcucnt, fcgcllt ; to — a question, CtllC ffvagp anfiucrfeit ; to — a riddle, ciii 9taU)fc[ nitfgcbfit; to — the case, bcii Still fcfefit- niincf;iiu'!i ; — the case it be so, gcff^t, cs mave f o ; to — fair, biio '}litfel)cn fjabcii, im ©angc fei)lt ; to — one's self, fid) bcgcbcil ; to — about, unigcbcii ; I)cviiinfci)iiJcii, ^cvunigcbcn laffcn ; iit Umlaiif bvin= gett; umfcbvcii; to — about ship, JV. r. (ba«(Sd)iff) itmlcgcil ; to — again, tticbcv Ijtiilcgcit; ivicbcv ncrfc^cit; to — aside, bci Scite Icgcii, fcfeeit, flcl^ Icit ; to — asunder, tlTlincn, »01l cill= aiibcv abbalkn; to — away, iucgfc= ^cn, ivcglcgcii, UH-gtbiin ; fovtfiti jcii, fovtjagc'n, Wvfloticit; to — away by prayer, abbtttcil, UicgbctCU ; to — away cares, SovgCll SJCVbailllCll ; to — hack, juviidlcgcii, ^iiviicftbiiii, 5iiviicffd)tc= Beit, suri'uf fd)afffn ; fic^ juviicf bcaic= gen, suviitffc()vcti; to — between, ba= janfd)eit ficUcii obcr bviiigcn, cin= fd)iebcn; to — beyond a doubt, aiifjcv 3n)cifcl fffecii; to — by, bci Seite Icgcit; aufbcwa^vcn, juriicf Icgcii; bcfcitigcn, abrocnbcu ; nnbevlcgcii; jcvfd)i'iiabcii, iH'vad;tcu ; to — down, nicbcvfc^cn, nicbcrlcgcrt; (to one's accounO. auf DJcc^iiuiig fc^cit, a!trcd)= iicii, aufdjvctbeu ; abfc^ctt, nbfd)af= fell; iintcvbviiifcit ; bcvabmiivbtgcii; bciiiiitbigcn, bcfd)amcii; unfcvlc'gcii; nicbcvfiiifcii, iintcvgcl)cu ; to — (down) in writing, fd)viftlic| abfaffcit, nicbcv; fdirciben; aufuotivcn, aiifrd)vcibcn ; to — one's self foremost, ftd) ftU bic Svifec ftcIIcii; to — forth, bcvyor Bbcv ()cvaii« ff^cit, Icgcit obcvtbun; a'a«ftrcdcii; niisftcllcit, ijovwcifcn; aufgebcn, ^cvauSgebcit; ftovbringcn, Oovtragcu ; |cv«ov= (Pbcr auf=) flJviif= fell; tvctbcn; auslaufcn (aiis ciuciii .^afcn); (a book, ciit 33ii^) bfraii§= flCbcit; to — forward, Jlllll $?OVfc^cill bviiigcn, in ben ySorgvniib bvingen; {an=)trcibcn, rciscii, bcfc^lcunigen ; ivcitcv bvingen ; bcfovbcvn ; to — one's self forward, ftd) bcvycv tf)lin ; to — in, Ijiucin fc^en, ficllcii Pbcv Icgcn, hUx- cin tf)un; cinlcgcn, cinfc^cu ; ciuini= fdicu; fid) cinbvangen; to — in (a sum of money, cine ©clbfuiumc) I;cv= fct)ic9cn ; to — goods in a warehouse, ©iitCV cinfpcic^evn ; to— ;n the liorses, bic 5Pfcrbc anfvanncu; to — one's hair in papers, iciS ^nax ailfaMCfcIll ; to — one's self in a passion, in "Pl^C gcrafbcn, aiifgcbrac^t tvcrben ; to — in fear, in Slivd)t fc^cn ; to — in order, in Dvbnung bvingcii, aiifraitnicii ; to — in practice, ill Ucbiing bvingcu ; to — in print, bvudfcu laffctt, l)craH6gc= ben ; to — in a word for one, Ctlt gu= US SSovt fiiv Scmanbcu eintcgcn; give me leave to — in a word, cvlailbc mir cin SSovt inif5ufj.ivcdKU ; to — in bail, ciiicn 93iivgcn flcflen; to — in pledge, jum 5pfanbc fc^cii, ycvi)fan= ben ; to — in mind of, vid. untcv Mind; — your trust in God, DCVtvaue auf ®Ott ; to — up for a place, «in cinc StcIIc anbaltcn ; ftc^ (offcntlid)) aU danbibat bavitin bciucvbcit; to — in for a harbour, in cincit .^afcrt ju foin= men fudjeit, cinlaufcn ; to — into ..., scvfc^cn in ...; (into a port), ciitcn (5lot[)=).(5afen niifcgcin; to -r- into one's liands, cinem tu bte .0anbc gc= belt, ,(ctame) bebiinbigcn, cin[)aiiVi= gen ; to — into one's Iiead, in bcn jtopf fcfeen, ivciS mad)cn; to — a form into tlie press, Tjp. Ph. (cinc (5ovm") cinbcbcil; to — into (some) heart, 3J2ut^ madjeii, evir.utbigcu ; to — off, nblcgcn, locglcgcn, nbnetjnien, abtbuii, aH'gtljun,' abstcficn, nuSjic^ ^cn ; aitfbcbcn ; abfefecn,'IoS wcvbcn; loSfdilagcn (einc SBaavc) ; abaicifcn, abfcvtigeu; col. abfpcifcn; auffd;ic=^ ben, t>Vrfd)icbcrt, scvtvoflcn, binl)al= ten; bie Stiblu'igSfi'ift bcvKingcvn; in Hmlauf bvingen; cntlaffcn; cm= ^jfcblcn ; anSlcg'cn ; abfio§cn, abfc= ^en (mit cincm aSootSfjntcii) ; to — oir, untcv Scgcl gcfjen, abfegein ; to — off time, 3eit jn gcroinneit fuc^cn ; to — one off, Scmanbeu abftcifen; ho — it off with a jest, cr madjtc ciucu (Sc^cvj bavans ; to — on or upon. an= legcii, anjieben, auffcfecn; nuftegen, aufevlcgcn; anfbiivbcn, (Sd)u[b gc= I'cn, jei[)cn; to — on, annebmcn; bcfovbcvn, (bc-)tveiben, befd)Ienni= gcu; anvciscn, auftiftcu; fovtcilcn, fovtfabvcn ; to — on board, ctnc ?a= bung (®iitcv) einncbnien; to — on a horse, ctu ^fcvb (an=)fpovncn j to — a construction on a tlung, Ctncv Sad)c cine 9lu§Icgnng geben ; to — on a smiling countenance, eiue lad)cln= be DJJieuc annebmcn ; to — out, i)in-- cmS fcfecn, ftellcn obcv Icgcn, lievanS tbun, obcv bvingen, aiol;in bvingen obcr tbnn; auSftcdcn, ou«fiveifen; rtuSveiycii, au8ftcd;c!i, au«tbun, ani:^ fivcit^cu; .auSlofdien; austrciben, ocvjagvn; cntfe^en, flbfc^en; bc= fannt mat^cn ; ivve madjeii, untev= bvedjen; ^evJjovfpvicfjcn laffcn ; an5= {nnfcn (cms cinem ^^afcn); to —out one's eyes , cinem bie 3ingcu au'3=: flcc^Cn ; to — out one's money at in- terest, fcin ®i'lb auf Siiifeii nnstbnn, anicgcn; to — out ilie flame, bie Slfliiiiue au«Ii5rd)cn ; to — out a thing to do, 5(nbcvn (twas vi tijnn acbcu ; to — one out of heart, cinciU belt 3)?ntb bcncl)incn ; to — out of wdcr, nu§ bev Dvbnung bvingen ; to — out of all hope, allc ^offnu'iig bcne^men; to — one out of conceit with a thing, 3cinaubem bic Sufi jU cticaS benef)= men ; to — one's nose out of joipt, vvJff.dimi an«fled;en, au§ bcm ©attel I)ebcn ; to — out of one's power, eiucnt bie SKac^t bcnebmen; to — over, iibevfefeen (iibev eincn 5Iuf5), iibev= fabveu; ftevrocifen; tibcvmad)en; to — through, buvdjftcdeii, buvd)ficd)cn, buvd)fc|)iebert, u. f. ro. ; to — to, l)in= jufc^cn ; aufc^cn, bcifiigen ; autljun ; bvingen ju, an, in...- anfpannen, anfd)ivvcn, einbafen ; beiflebcu ; iibc'.-= laffcn ; anfominen laffcn ; to — tu ■ account, iu 9ied)uuug bvingen, anf 3fIcd)nUIig fc^cn; to — to auction, i^cvanctionivcn; to — an end to, cin (SnU mact)cn, becnbigen ; to — to the cudgel, buvd)pviigcln ; to — tc pains._ SJJiibe mac^cn ; to — to speed, antvcibcit ; to — one to his oath, cinen in 6"ib nebmcn, fd)nj5rcn laffcn ; ic — to the fortune of war. iS auf baj tKviegSgliicf anfommcn la)|en ; to — to one's helping hand, biilfvcidjC item's Iciftcn, beificbeu; to — (hard) to it, 9}Jiibe, S3cfd;TOcvbe mad;cn, vlagcu, tveibcn ; I am hard — to it, (S maA)t nitv bid Slvbeit, anvb miv fauev ; to — to sea, in ®ec fied)cn, untcv Scgcl ge^en; abvid)ten, ftd; fcgelfevtig ma= c{)cn; to — to silence (to — to a non- plus), fd)wcigcn bcifjcn, vtiirr. baS 2Jiaut ftOpftll ; to be — to one's last shifts, aufs SIcugcvfle gcbvad)t fe«n, ftd) (Eanm nod)) nid;t ihebv ^n I;clfca iviffen ; it is to be — to the question, wiiether, &:c., ts tfi bie Svagc, ob, n. (. W. ; to — a thing to the vote, jibcv ets was abfitmmcn ; to — together, jus fammciibvingen ; to — up, auffeijcn, aufftcllcn (cine 3}2afcf)inc), auffd;ta= gen (cine 93nd)bvurfcv=?13veffe, cine a3ettfleUc, it. f. w.) ; anfflcrfcu (g3ov= bange, n. f. w.) anfhangcn, ])i\uvd^ tbuii ; aul;eftcii, anflcbcn (cincn 3ff= tel, cine 5jlujcige, ^Bctauutmad^nu;], n. f. w.) ; cinftccfcn (lUvaS in bie 2;afd)c), beiftccfcu ; snfninmcnlegcn, ctnlcgcu, faltcn; aufjagen, auf(vci= ben; «ufd;affcn, ciiifaufcu; eintbun (goods, 2Baavcu) ; auf[)eben ; nufl)au= fen, fammcin ; sovtvagcn, yovbvingen, libevgebcn, abgcben ; auftvctcn, fid) meltcu; »cvbcvgcn, ycvfd)mevscn; f}?voffen Iflffcn, tveibcn ; cinfcbvcn, cintvcten; anftimmcn; —it up, flcd'S cin ; to — up one's lip, bie Sippe auf= ivevfen ; to — up fruits, Si'iid;(e ciii= madjcn, cinlcgcn ; to — up good;', SBaaven eiiipacfcn, sevpacfen, 5ufam= menpadcu ; i am — up, id; acvbc aufgcfovbcvt; to — up at ... , cii!fcb= veil bci . . . ; to — up at an inn, ill einem ©aflbofe abtvctcn ; the (iiired) horse is to be — up at .•. ., ba-S (3.1ietl)= 5pfcrb foil abgegeben fgclaffeti) wevs ben ill, jii, bci . . . , n. f.' w. ; to — up the horses, bie ^Cfcv'oc abfpaiincn unb in ben Stall fiibven ; to — up for ..., labcn (in Sabung licgcu) uad) . ._.; to — up a vessel for freiglit, ciu Sc^lT }uv ?abuiig yovmevfen ; to — up foi a place, f?d) JU cincv (Stellc niclbcn, bavnin anba'tcu; fid? (iJffcntlid;) ali Sea'cvbcv bafiiv cvfKivcn ; to — up with (an nlTront, ciucn (£d;impf) ciu- fledcn, btnuebmen, fid) gcfalleu laf-- fcn, gcbulbig cvtvagen; to — up to one, 'auf ciiicn pi Uetm, jn gcben (ID. ii.) ; to — up to (for public) sale, sum (i.iffc"t''d)en) 9Scvfaufe anfefecii ; to — up the sword, ba§ (2d)mcvt ciu» :i3n PYRA flccfeti ; to — upon, jufiidCtt, aii^an= gen, anf^angeit; aiih'eibcit, bcwegcn ; auflegcti, U. f. W.; to — upon one, etlteil ^Ctn'ii^CU ; win you — it upon that issue? »oIIcti UT. s. 1. eitt gewiffcS (a\ks) englifc6e8 .^artenfpiel ; 2. bcr Sropf, ^infcl; 3. bie feile 5)irne,- 4. ber iible %iH, ban (Sietgiliy ; 'tis a forced — , CS tfl etii SUuft, eiitc Sflctftwenbigfeit; — off; bet 5liiffit)ub; bie 51ugflud)t; a — to, vidg. cine ©c^lagcvei. PUTAGE, s. L. T. bic llnjuc^t (etuef graucni?>crfon). PUTANISM, s. baS .^uvcnlel'cn, .6tt= tcnGemci-be; bie ^uvcnnjirt^fc^aff. PUTATIVE, wij. Bermcint, cinjjebilbet. PUTlD,flrf;.(cigent[icf)) ftinfcnb ; f(t)anb= \\u. ii.) ; ii. n. faukn, »cv= faiilen, bcrnjcfcn. PUTRESCENCE, s. Ui Saulcn, bic Sauluif'. PUTRESCENT, tuii. faulcnb, ucvfan= lenb. PUTRESCIBLE, adj. bcv (^^iiituig unter^ ttjovfcn. PUTRID, adj. fattf, yerfaiiU, ycrbovben : to turn — , faul IVCVben; — fever, ba« Saulfteber ; — ness (Putridity, W. ii.), s. bie Sciulni9, 93erboi-benfKtt. PiriTER, s. bcr ©cfeenbe, §8ringenbe; 2:vCtbcnbC, «. f. W. (vid. To Put) ; — on, bcr *Jlnfliffer, 3lufmicglcr; yiuf= crlegcr. PUT-i'OCK, s. bcr g?unaflr, gjfaufcfalf, bieilSeilje ; bcr Ocicr, .§abici;t; pm- tQCks, pi. vid. Fl'TTOCKS. PUTTY, s. 1. bie 3innnfe*!e ; bcr 93i'aiirt= ficin (bcr ^opfrr); 2. @la|Vftitt; bic ©lafnverbe. To PUZZLE, V. I. a. \\\ gScrlcgcn^ctt feftcn, trrc macfecn, ccrwirven; iicr= wicfein ; ir. «. irre (uermtrrt, tii iBer= Icgent;cit) fc\)n. PUZZLE, s. bie 33crlcgcnbrif, g3er= rotrrung, aSeriDicfchtng, (5cbmtevig= !cit, fcbroicrigc 5rage cbcr Slufgabc, baS giatbfcl, ber jliiotcn ; to put to a — , tn aScrmivvung brtiigen; —box, bte 98extrbpfe ; — headed, Bcrworrcuc Sbeeu labcnb ; — ring, ber iSertr= ring. PUZZLER, s. ber 3rrcmac^cnbe, g3er=: wirrer. PYCNiTE, 5. ber ?5nfnit, Stangcnflcin, f4)6rlartige 53cn;ir. PYCx\osTYLE, s. Hi bt^tfaultgc ®e= baube. PYE, Pyebald, vid. Pie, &.c. PYGARG (Pyoarocs), .f. ba« 2Ccib(^cn bc3 i§it^UevgctCrS {Fdco cyancus — PYGMEAN, adj. jTOcrgnrtig. PYGMY, 1. s. bcr 5pv;ginae, ^wtx^. •^lirps ; II. adj. jincrgartig. PYLORIC, adj. ji. T. — artery, bic ^>f6tt' abcr. PYLORUS, s. J}. T. ber 2J?agent>fin-tner, antere gjJagenmunb. PYRACANTH, s. bcr ^cticvboru, tnt= 334 PYTH nicrgriinc 2)orn, gcboiMtfe Wiifd- bilUlU {Mcspillus pyracantha — ■ /,,). PYRAMID, s. bte $!)ramibe, SjJtfefauIe. PYRAMIDAL, } adj. i)l)ra= PYRAJiiDic, } mibaltf4 PYRAMIDICAL(a(/(!.~LY), 3 fvi^faU= Icnnrttg ; pyramidical muscle of the belly, A. T. bcr (S^nfefautenbaufj)mnS- fci ; — numbers, Jlr. T. bic SumUlCn ber spoh^gonalja^Ien. PYR^MIS, s. vid. Pyramid. PYRE,.'!. ber Sc^ctter^aufcn, .goTsflof. PYRETOLOGY, s. bic Sicbcrlebrc. PYRENEAN, adj. pftrcuaifii) ; ' the — mountains, or the Pyrenees, s. pi. bic ))l)reuaifc^cn ©cbtrge, ^sjrcnaen. PYRIFORM, adj. birnfijrmtg. PYRiTE, \ s. bcr (Sd;wefclftc« ; capii- PYRITES, S lary — . bcr (Sc^»cfclni= cfcl ; magnetic — , hepatic or liver -7, bcr ScbcrttcS. PYRITIC, ) PYRiTiCAL, >a,// fc^ttJcfcIficSartig. PYRITOUS, 3 PYROLATRY, s bte 5pi)rol«tric, '^imx- aiibctung, ber Scucrbicnfl. PYROLIGNEOUS, } ndj. — acid, C/i. T. PYROLIGNIC, y bie In-aiibige obcr PYROUGNOUS, > brcnslict)e ^0(5= fa lire. PYROLIGNITES, s. Ck. T. brciljlcc^cS, ^oljfaurcs (Safj. PYROMALIC. adj. — acid, Ch. T. btc brcnslic^c Slpfc'lfaurc. PYROMANCY, s. baS aOa^rfagcrt an« bcm Seller. PYROMANTic,». bcr SBal^rfagcnbc ans bcm Weuer. PYROMETER, s. T. bcr 5)3i}romctcr, e?euennct7cr. PYROMUCITES, s. pi. Ch. T. brcitjltc^c fd)(cimranrc Saljc. , PYROMUCOUS. mlj. — acid, Ch. T. bie brcnjlici)e Sc^Wmfaure. PYROPE, s. Min. T. ber cble ©ranat, ■$t\ufiinfc(. PYROPHORUS, s. ber ^p^i-op^or, fc&roarjc 5)3()0«vl)i3r, ^uffjiiuber. PYROPIIYSALITE, s. Min. T. bcr gc= nteine 2:e}.*a(S, gS»rop^»;faltt^, 5P|)i> falit^. PYRORTHiTE, s. bcr 5l>iirortfitf. PYROSCOPE, s, r. bas ^ijroffop. PYROTARTARIC, nrf/. — acid, Ch. T. btC brenjlicbe iBcinflcinfaurc. PYROTARTARITES, .<:. pi. Cli. T. brcnj= Ud)( lueinflcinfaure (Sal^e. PYROTECflNICAL (— ic), adj. Vl;rO= tcrfinifci), jnr ?^cuen«crf«tunfi gc= biJrig. PYROTECHNrCS, s.p/. > bic Sciicr= PYROTECiiNY, s. .9/»»-. 5 wcrtevtuitfl, Scrtigfcit JJimflfciicr ju mac^en. PYROTECHNii5T. .«. bcr Jlimflfcucr= werfcr, j^eucrwcrfsfiitififer. PYROTics, s. pi. faiiflifc^e giricnci^ niittcl. PYROXENE, s. bcr 5Pi;vorcn, 9lugif, ).iarntome SUigitf^ntb. PYRRHIC, s. i. bcr $i;rrl)i(f)tu3, g3crs= fug t>pn jwet JtiirijCrt w ^ ; 2. (cbc= nial«) cine 9lrt Icb^aftcr Sanj in ber 9fiiiftnng. PYRRiiONic, adj. p^rrboiiifd), ffcv= ttfcft, jweifclfiidjtig. PYRRiiONis.M, s. Hr 53nrrtjoni§mn«, bie 3wfifclfuf{)t, Bmciftllcbrc. PYRRUONIST, .,, tor «pi;vrr;oniancr, (Sfevtttcr, 3njeifrcr. PYTHAGOREAN, J. s. bcr «P\)t|ngO= racr; 11. adj. JJDtbagorifc^; —table, ba« riit^agovifc^c 2:afctd;en, (Shu inaletnS. PYTHAGORICAL,Pytiiaooric, adj. vid. Pythagorean. PYTHAGORISM, s. bte*p^t(ofopbie bc« ^i)tl)agorrt«. (iUAD PYTWIAN, adj. t)i)tljifcb, ben ?IpoIl be« treffcnb, bcm 2li)oll {)eitig, bent 91poU jn (Sbrcn. PYTHONESS, .9. bie3anberinn, aBabr> fagcrinn, 2Qeiffagcrinn. PYTHONic, adj. juabvfagcnb. PYTHONiST, .pcai>it, Duabrageftnia. QUADRAGESIMAL, adj. jur Safieiljfit gcbiJrig, in bcr gaficn. QUADRANGLE, s. ba« 33icreif. QUADRANGULAR, adj. quabrangujiir, Sicrcifig, bicrwintlig. QUADRANT, s. 1. bil's a3icrfc(; 2. Ast T. bcr Quabrant, SSicrtcl^irfcf. QUADRANTAL, adj. ill bcm Jjievtcn 2;betl cincs 3irtcl3 bcftnblic^. QUADRATE, aiij. 1. gciucrt ; bicrctfig ; 2. in yier gleidie 2;bci(e t^eilbar; '3. Vaffcnb, aiigeincifcn ; —number, bie Duabrat^ (gcuiertc) 3»il)i. QUADR.-VTE, s.baSQuabrat, ®c»icrte, a3icrccf. QUADRATS, pi. Titp. T. Onabratf, S^urc^f^ng, ®p«ftcn, (^iiflftifte. To QUADRATE, v. n. VHlffcn ; ftc^ fc^i= (fen ( — with . . , ju . .), cntfprcdien ; to — a piece. Gun. T. cin StiicE ®t- fc^iig vicbtig anf bic ?.iffcttc fefeen. QUADRATIC, atij. gcyicvt, in Ouabrats form ; — equations, J3lg. T. bie qua= bratifc^cn @(cid;nngcn; simple qua dratics, cinfacbe cjuabvatifd^c ®lct= d)nngen ; atfected qii;i(lr,itic.s, bic vcrs mifd)tcn qnabratifdien ©kidningen. QUADRATRix, s. o. T. bic Onabrat^ iinie. QU.4DRATURE, s. 1. bic dujbratnr. aSierung ; 2. baS SSiercdigc, Stcrcd 3. Jist. T. 2JJonbSytrrtcJ. QUADRENNIAL {ndn. — ly), adj. mX' jabrig ; yicrjabrJicb. QUADRiBLE. adj. gcyicrbttr, tn« ®e» yierte jn bringcn. QUADRiFiD, adj. Jricrfvrtltig, in yiet getbeiU. QUADRILATERAL, adj. yjcrfcittg ; ness, s. bic 3>icrfei'tgtcit. QUADRILATERAL, s. bi1§ Qjicrccf. QUADRILLE, .9. bic Oiiabrille (ettt Xani unb cin Jtartcnfpicl). QUADRINOMIAL, adj. Mat. T. »lerntt« mig. QUADRIPARTITE (adi>. — ly), adj. It »icr X^iik getbeitt, gcytert QUAL QUAIJRIPARTITION, s. bte 2;ijeiCuna ill Uicr. QUADRIPIIYLLOUS, adj. B. T. »iei'= blattei-ii]. UUADRIKEME, s. fcaS vtcvvubfrtge @d;tff. ^ . . , QUADRYSYLLABLE, s. baS t>ierfi;(-= btge aSovt. QUAURIVALVES, s. ;yi. baS X^W Iltit oier Siiiijcltt. QUADRIVfAL, adj. tvo tjter 2Bfi3e }U= fammcuflopcii. QUADROON, s. bcv »oit ctiicm 3BciBcn unb etitcv 3)Julattiim ei'sciigtc 3lb= fommling. GUADRUPKD,l.s.baS«terfiigt3cS:f)ier; l\.nd]. uicrfiipig. QLTADRUPLE, I. adj. IHCvfad) ; II. s. baS ®c9tertc. Tu QUADRUPLtCATE, v. a. I'croierfa- QUADRUPLICATE, adj. Sicrfacf). QUADRUPLICATION, s. bie 33frbtcr= fact)ung. QUADRUPLY. adc. Stcrfacft. QU^RE. ar/;. fiic^f, fiMge ;f5 fragt ftc^, eS tft bic Srage. QUiESTOU, »!(/. QuESTOR. To QUAFF, B. a. <$- n. jeC^Cll, (fc^WcIge= vtfoi)) friiitcn; to — off, auf ctitcu ©ctf^cf Ijiitimtcr fliirjeit. QUAFFER, «. ber ^iA)i\; Smifer. QUAGGY, fl(/;. fitmjjfig, wcici). QUAGMiRE.'s. bcv Suiiij)flifbcn, ivctdje 58obeii, bie Jiot^lac^c, bcr @rbfaU, ajfoovbobcn. QUAIU s. bic SBac^tfl; cant. +bic geile 3)irnc, ba« Srcubcnmabcfceu ; — pipe, bic aOait)tcli>fcife; cant. aBcibct= junge. 7'uQUAlL, 7). 71. 1. jagcii, ijcr^agcn, ben 9J?utt) t»erlicreti ; 2. gerinneii. QUAINI" (adv. — ly), adj. 1. fcill, fnu= bcr, tiett, nicb(tct), avtig ; 2. fcltfam, cigcntl;iimlic^, uiigcn)of)itIic^, n.iiiu= bc'rbav; — nesa, «. 1. bic SfJifbliftjfeif, 2lrtigfcit, ®qicvt()tit ; 2. ©eltfam- feit, Sigc!it^iimlicf)fcit. To QUAKE, V. n. jittCVlt, bc6cit (— at, for. with, «0r). QUAKE, s. ba« 3ittcnt, S3ebcn,btc©r= fc^itttciuitg. QUAKER, s.sin/T. ber 3tttfrer, Ounfcv. QUAKERISM, ) s. bte Sicbre ber Oua= QUAKERY, 5 fcr; Oiiaferet. QUAKERLY, adj. qmkvmiiUa. QUAKING-GRASS, s. baS ^ittergr^g (Brisa — /..). QUALiFiABLE, a^ij. mi{bcruitg«faf)tg. QUALIFICATION, s. 1. bie ju CtWtlS taugtic^ macf)cubfit (bev SBefi^ ber crforbertic^en) eij^eitr(^aftcit, bie 33e= fabigung; 2. ©tnf($vdiifung, a3er= mitiberuiig, 2JiiIbening. QUALIFIER, s. bet Dbcr baS terciiibert, ciitfc^rafitt ober tiic&ttg mad)t. To QUALIFY, V. a. 1. tiic^tig, ober 9C= fditcft nia^eit, befiibigen; niit bcii €rfovberlid)eu(Stgenfd)aftent»erfct)ett; 2. bcfc^rciitEen, milbent, magigeii ; to — one's self, fic^ cigiicn ; fic^ au«ge= ben fiir . . ; fic^ anma^en. QUALITY, s. 1. bic (Sigcnf^aft, 58c= frfjafenbeit, 9lrt ; ©ciniitb^art ; 2. ber •ritcl, bie2Burbc; 3. baS *ilnfef)cit, ber Stanb, 9iang ; 4. 9lbel ; bie 2tan= beSpcrfouen; the — of a commodity, bie Oiiatitftt, SBeff^affenbeit, ®iite, ber tnncrc 28ertl) einer 2Baare ; people of—, »ornel)mc ?cutc. QUALM, s. bie vliJ6lid)e 5tit«)anbtung Boit UebelEcit, Dbnmac^t; 9lnn3anb= lung (einer .ftraiifbeit) ; — of con- science, ber OeiuitfcuSjweifcf, ®crn= pel. QUALMISH, adj. Ucbclfeit tmpfiubenb ; ( im — , c« ivirb mir iibcl; — ness, s. QUAR bieUcbelfeif, 9luwanblung eiitcrO^n- mnc^t. QUANDARY, s. bcr 3wcifcl, bic Un= fdjliifftgfcif, SScrlegeiibeit, (Scl)anc= rigfeit; to be in a '— , ftrf) wcber ju ratten nod) ju l)elfen wiffcu. QUANTrPATlVE, } adj. fid) aufiKcnge QUANTITIVE, 5obcv9ln5nbl beiic= ^eub, «on einer geroiffen ®rofic. QUANTITY, s. 1. bie SGtelbctt, iDJcnge, ®rijpe, Ouantitat, ba« ajJajj ; 2. ber Zkeil, baS (Stiiif ; 3. t. HS Duan= turn, i2vlbcnma9, JSonniaj), 3eitnia§, bie Onantitiit J quantities, i>l. Alg. T. bie ©rppen. QUANTUM, s. bnS Guantiim, bie ^^icuge, @ri)pe, baS ''iJi^l',, ber a3e- trag, tic @umnic. QUARANTiNi:, s. bie Duaratttaiic, ^Kciuigiingefvifl, tiierjigtiigiiie ®c= fuubbciteprpbc, Siegeseit ; Saftenjeit ; /,. T. baa 'Jicd)t ber aSittwe, nod> sierjig Sage nad) bc3 5Jiannc6 S^obe tu beffcn .paufc jn wobnen ; to pass (to perform, to ssrve, or to make) — , Duarantdue I)alteu. To QUARANTINE, v. a. Ourtrantduc anfcrlcgen. QUARREL, s. 1. bcr 3aiif, Streit, 3n.njt, .§aber ; 2. bcr ®rnnb, bie Ur= fac^c 5um 3(tnfen ; 3. bie *.IIbucigung, bcr Unmille, ®rpll ; 4. bcr Soljeu (W. it.) ; to have a — about a tiling, fi^ iiber etwaSbcrc^wereu; un}ufrie= ben bamit, bofe bariiber fci)n. To QUARREL, v. n. jaufcn, fltrciteu, teifcu, ^abern. QUARRELER, s. bcr 3>i»f"V >§aberer. QUARRELOUS, (TO. ii.) > mlj. jdufifd), QUARRELSOME, 5 jan!fiid)tig ; ftrcitjiic^tig ; —ness, s. bie 3ii"ff"4'f/ Streitfuc^t. QUARRY, «-. I. bcr Sfctnbrud), 93rud), bic ®ruhc; 2. ts'ic '^awh, ba« 2Bilb= rcd)t bcr .^uube i:r.b vStopuogcl; — man, ber Stciubrcc^er; — stones, SDrucl)ftetiic. To QUARRY, 71. a. (©tcine, n. f. ».) brec^en. QUART, s. I. ba« Dnart, 3Siertclma^ (etnc« ©atlou), englifc^c 9)Jap; 2. Duarte iiu ^kjuet; — bottle, bie iUIaOflafc^e ; — pot, baS SSiertelniat]. QUARTAN, 5. (— ague), ba8 vicrtdgige Sicbcr. QUARTATION, .?. c/t. T. cinc 9lrt, ®oIb bnvc^ Si^meljcu mit Silber 5U rci= nigcn. QUARTER, s. 1. baS TNicrtcI; 2. 3ab= rcgyicrtel ; 3. bic ®cgcuP, ^immcls= gegcub, Seife, ba« Sfibicr; 4. ®tat)t= sicrfcl ; 5. Ouarticr, bic SBobnuug, bcr 9lufentbaU ; 6. cnglifcfcc 9JJa(tcr mci^ Don 8 Sufbcl, — 10 2d)cffcl brcmer, ober 6 (Sitcjfcl bcvliucr 93U<3) ; 7. bcr yicvtcl gcntncr (28 Ws.) ; 8. Sp. T. bie Srad^t (Scitcntbcil bcr 2Banb be* >^nfe« bci ^Pfcrben nub ©felrt) ; 9. baS gcrfenlcber, vid. — piece; 10. T. baS Stcrcdtge ©tiicf (•Baubot;) (^cgcfliid ; Saufiiicf t)on 4 3oIl Ouabrat ; 11. /f. T. bic 9lbtbei= lung, ba§ Sdb, Quartier (SSicrtcl beS '2d)tlbcS); 12. Mil. t. bie 33cr= fc^ouung, @nabc, ber ^arbou ; quar- ters, jv. S.-JSUI.T. 1. bic *Poficrt beS (Sd)iffiSuoIf8 bet etuein Xvcffen; 2. bie 2)Jilttdr|iationcn ; Sp. t-k. quarters ofaiior.«e, 6ie(5d)u[tent, •Stiffen, 93or= ter= nub .^iutcrbeiuc; fore-quarters, bie 33ovbaUb ; bind quarters, btC 'Jkd): l)anb ; — of assembly, MU. T. bcr (Saminclplrt^ ; JV. T-s. — of a ship. bic aBiub'oicvung cincs (gdjtjfea ; — — of the yards, 9Uitbcihiiigeu ber 'Sia.a jwiffljcu bent gri^pten $uvd;nicfTcr unb bem ?Jocf bcr 'Siaa; a — of a QUAR pound, baS 3Sicrfcfpfuub; — of mui ton, ba« ..6animcl>icrtel ; — of a mile, bie SSicrtclmeile; — of an hour, bit 9Sicrlclftuubc; —of a year, ba« 93icr5 tcljabr; Ouartal, 3abrcS»icttcI ; the four — s of the world, tie t>ier .§tniinel J= gegcnbcu ; to have free — s, nniffn^l luobucn ; to keep — s, ftd; anfbaiten, ciuliegcn ; to cry (crave — ), uni 5pavj bou btttcn ; to give — , Ouarticr gc^ ben, baS Sebcn fdicnfcu ; to shift (cimnge) — s, baS Ouarticr »crdn= bem, nmjiebcn ; from the highest — , BOU uorncbmficr .§aub ; in your — s, in 3brfi" ®cgcnb, bort; in this — , in bicfcr ®egcub, birr; Jv. Ts. on the — , bacfftag^rocifc (yom 9Binb; ; to play on the — of a ship. ciuCUl Sc^tffe in bie 2Binbt>icrung fd)iej)cn; the wind comes from the wrong — , ber aSiub fontmt mi bcr nnved^ten (jde ; — day, bag Ouavtal, bcr Oiiatcmbcr, SSicrteljabrStag ; —day term, —days, baS Duartal, (bcfouberS luffe ; — guard, bic 3nfautrrtcwad)e im iia= ger ; — master, bcvOuartiermciftcr; — piece, has vicrcrfige StiicJ; r. yicr 3pU bicfc« Sinimcrbolj ; iaS Ouav= ^ier, f^erfculcbcr ; — pierced. If. T. ill ter 9)Jittc uicrcdig buit^bobrt (t>on eiucin Jlrcnjc) ; — ranger, ber 3le= Uicrgdugcr ; — round, Jlrch. T. bcr SStcrtcIftab ; — section of land, Hnge= fdbr IfiO *,'Icfcr Sanb ; — sessions, pi ba« Ouartatgevidjt, bte uicrtcljdbri- gcn ®cricl)t?jt6nngcu; — staff, ein tnrjcr bicfcr Stabj — tone, Ji/«s. t. bcr 93ierteUon ; — wage, bie bier= teljdbrijjc 3}Jictbe ; — waiter, ber sievtcljabrig bieufttbnenbe ^ofbcam^ te ; JV. Ts. — badge, vid. Badge ; — bill, bic ®d)la(^troIle ; — cloths, bn3 ©cftansflcib; — deck, tic i2(^an5e;b(i3 ^aibucrbccf; .gtnteruerbccf ; — gal- lery, ( — railing), bie Scitcugallcric; — gunner, bcr (Jonfiabcliiiaat ; — ladder, bic Sturmlcitcr ; — lanterns, bie Scitcnlatcrueu am .f)iutcrfd)ifT; — master, bcr Ouavticvmciflcr, (Sc^icmauu; — netting, bie 5tnfe= ncttcrt bcr .^iitte nub Sdjaujc ; — raii.s, bie iHegeiiugcn bcr .Oiitte nnb (Sct)aiije; — tackle, ein 3;afcl, baS an eiucin ber quarters bcr 9Jaa bcfcftigt ifl; — wind, ber Scitcnwiub, 58a(f= flagSwinb. 7'o QUARTER, ». L a. 1, oiercii, J)icr- tbcilcn; 2. t^eilcn, jcrtbeileu, fpal- ten, jerreigen ; 3. einctuartiren, ein= Icgeit; 4. im SSapvcn fiibren; to — one's .self upon . . , fid) lldbrcn SOU . . ; to be quartered (in) at.., in ®aruifon licgcitJU..; to be quartered upon.., in Ouarticr licgcn bet . . ; H. jj. Oiwrticr babcti, licgcn, >i30l)ueu. QUARTERAGE, ^•. ba8 ??iertelja§r8= gclb. QUARTERING, s. 1. ba« 9Stertf)ei[cn ; 2. ©im-|uartieren; 3. bie 2Bappcu= fd)ilb*tl)eilung ; — wind, jv. t. bcr Scitenmiub, iOadjlaglnjiub. QUARTERLY, adj. A- adv. 1. Uicrtcls jdbrig; 2. ein 5Btcvtcl eutbalteub; quartalwcife ; — a.ssizes, bie »iertcl= jdbrigen ©evidjtsfttuu^cn ; the — seasons of devotion, bie Oicr ^Dl;cn Sa- ftcu, Ouatembcr; he bears — .., H T. er fiibvt .. im geuierten (2d)i[bc. QUARTERN, s.bas 0«artcrd)en, tPicr: tcIuotJel. QUARTET, > s. Mas. T. iaS Ouar» QUARTETPO, 5 tcft, Jjietpimmtgi S^onftiicf. QUARTILE. .^st. T. mlj. geytert ; - , » 335 QUEL — aspect, s. bcr gctn'crfc Sc^ciii, bte •Sfclluiti} bcv ^(aiicfcit menu fte btet jticljen ober iicuiijt't] ®iv.b noii dw .iitbft eutffvitt [tub, bet- ®cbievt|laub. ^UAUTO, s. baS Ditavt (=5ormat), Ounvto, bieSSicvtcIfovni; hookin — , ba« Ouartbucti, bcv Ouavtaut. QUARTZ, s. bcv Oltnrj ; spongiform — , bci- St^wimmfiefel, ®cl;rotiitmftein ; violet — , ber 91mct()ift; — rhombic, bet gcmeilie gelbfpatf); (granular) — rock, ba« (Kviiige) Duarjgffttiit, ber Itrquavjfcl^ ; — sinter, bcv £luavj= fiutsr. QUARTZY, aiij. quar5ici)t, (rtiilufnil)f bitmpfcit ; II. n. fdjiittent, fc^roaiifoii. UUASH, s. cine ilit ,5lurbit), bcr Xuv-- fenbitnb. QUASSATioN, s. bic ©vfc^iittcniug, ba« (Sct)iittcln. QUASsrA, .9. bag Diiafjta[)olj, 53itter= ^0(5 ; ber Oitafftabaum {Quassia — LI QUATER, QuATER-cousiN, vid. Cater, &c. QUATERNARY, M. .?. bte SStcr, baS QUATERNION, > ®e«icrtc ; 11. Qua- QUATERNITY, ) ternary, adj. all« yier 6efie{)fiib. 7'o QUATERNION, v. a. tit 3l(il)ni tt)(U Icil. QUATRAIN. .9. bag Diintnii!, bic incr- jcilige (5tfp}){;e, ber SL?tcryer3. 7'o QUAVER. 7-. n. i^ittevij, yibvireii; Srillcr fcfjlagcii, frtllcvn. QUAVER, .5. I. ba« 9lc^tc[, bte 5ld)tcl= note; 2. bcrS:rtlIer. QUAVERER, s. bcr 2;riIIerer. QUAY, s. ber Sta\), ^afeuba mm, bic ©cfciffslttiibe. QUEAN, s. bviS vcrworfene weibltdje ©cfc^opf, bic lieberlidjcSSettcI, .§ure. QUEAS[NE.ss .9. bicUcbclfcit, aTIageii= frf)unicfte, aJ^attiflfeit ; ber ©fd, ctle ©ef^macf. QUEASY, adj. jiiatt, fcf)wac^, iibcl; efcl; javt. QUEEN, «. 1. bie .dPiiiigiim ; 2. Same • (in bcr Jtnrte), jlijiiigiiin (im Sc^aci), It. f. W.) ; — of the meadow, bic Sii5ic= ffiifcniginn, bag SDJcIjUraut (.S/«>JaritaIJ ; ©tallmci= ficr ; gentleman of the — , bC£ bcm Jtijnige bctm 5hifilcigcn ben (!=tcig= biigcl ()alt. QUERULOUS (adv. —ly), adj. flagfiic^,- ttg, ftetg flagcnb; flaglid), jam= mevnb ; —ness, s. bie Jl[agfud)t,2f{ct= gnng jum jtlagcn, bag ftctc Jtlageu, 3ammern. QUERY, s. bic grage. To QUERY, V. a. i^ n. fragcn ; augfra= gen; ^jriifcn, bcjweifeln; to — a vote, fine aBa{;lfiimme fiir ungiiltig crfliiren. QUEST, ,9. 1. bag Snd)en, ^la^fndjen ; 2. bag 3lnfnd)cn, S3crlangcn, bie si3it= U ; 3. bcr ^lugjng, 3iig (auf *.?(bcn= teller) ; to he in — of, fu^cn ; to go in — of, aiiffncl;en ; I was in — of you, ii) fnd)te©tc. QUESTio.v, s. 1. bie Srngc; 2. Uiitcr= fnc^nng; 3. (Strcitfragc, bcr ^atrcits ;>nnft;' 4. Swfifcl. ©trcit; 5. bag aScr^iJr; 6. bie pcinlic^eSrage, 2;or= tnr, Soltcr ; the — is, bie dim (5ra= gc) ifl, eg bcti'ijft; in — ,tm !)orIie= genbcn Salle, in S^ebe flcljcnb, ie= JOU^t ; tlie matter (point, or subject) in — , bieJ^ragc, SJebe, yorlicgcnbc (frag= lidic) ®acpc, bcr tcrcgte (crauii^nt'c) ©cgcnfianb, ^yall, Strcit^nnft; to be out of—, uic^t ill 33ctracfet fommen; I make no — of it, tc^ JIBCiffc nic|)t bO= ran ; to put in — , in Sragc fldlen, unterfncfccn ; to call in — , jnr ^icbc ficUcn, jJJec|cnfd)aft abforbcrn; in 3»eifc[ jiclu'ii, bcjweifcin; previous — , bie 33i.nfrage tin 5}.Miilamcntc, ob einc (Sadje yoVgcnommcn cbcr ang» gcfcfet wcrbcn foil. 7'o QUESTION, V. n. >?•(!. 1. flMgcn, bc = fragcn, {^rngen uorlcgcn, ucr(}i.n-cii, abl}oven; uhtcrfuc^cn ; 2. jnr 9]c= c^cnff^aft jtc^cii; 3. jweifcln, bc= Siucifcln, in Broeifel ik\)sn. QUESTIONABLE (adv. — ly), adj. 1. JU fragcn, ^nr 3]cd)cnfdjaft ju jie{)cn, fvagfallig; 2. jiucifcU^aft, iingciinjs, flveitig; vcrbacbtig ; —ness,'.';. bie ^ragfallirtfcit, a3cr'bac|tigfeit, 3i^vti= felftaftigfcit. QUESTloNARY,a(/j. fragcnb, nn(^fra= gcnb. QUESTIONER, .1. ber Sragcr, 93cfra= gcr; aScr[)orcnbc, Unfcvfii'c{)cr. QUESTiONlST, s. bcr Sragcr, llutcrfn= c^cr. QUISTIONLESS, adr. nnflrctttg, gc= wijj, o^nc Srage, ofjne 3i»fifcl- QUESTOR. s. bcr Onciflor, 9ientmci= ftcr; iftinctioncn) mac^cn ; to — away, ■ wegan^eln. QUiBBLER, s. bcr aBorlfpicIcr, aSi^^ ling. QUICK, adj. &■ adv. (also adv. — ly), 1 . Icbcnbig, rcgfaiu; 2. lcbi)aft, frifd), mnntcr; 3. l)urtig, gcfct)aHnbe, fd)ncf(, gc»uant>t, rafd) ; t^atig ; 4. fcin, fd)arf; 5. fd^iimnger ; —with child, in ^oi)crSd)mangcrfd)aft bag ,ft:inb (ft(^ regcn) fiil)lcn; be — . I)nr= tig! to be — at.., cilen mit. .; to give — strokes, berb }lifd)Iagcn ; to have a — draught, (to be of — sale), frifd) abgct)cn, fid) gut uerfaufcn, fc^ncdcn »ilbfafe finbcn; a — ear, ciu fcincg @ct)or; a — eye, cin fd)arftg 91ugc; —beam, bic ©bcrafi^e, Qi- bifd)bcerc, ber 3Sogclbccrbanm, wil- be (gpcrbcrbanm (*«•*?;.? aucuimria — /..) ; — eared, ein fcincg ©cbijr bas bcnb ; — eyed, lit. \-jig. fd)arf!td)tig ; — fire, bag l)eU lobernbe Setter ; — freshes, inncHen mit fiijjcm SBaffcr ; — lime, ber «ngeli.Hd)le JlaU; — match, bie Sitiitc, 3ii"bfd)niir (yon SDauiuwoIIe.JJBoUe, u. f. w.), Stupi= nc, bag SBciSfcner ; — in,iy, bcr i^a- gcborn [Cratmgus oxyncanllfa — I.,.) ', — oven, cinc9lrt *-Bratofcn ; — pated, you lcb[)aftem ©eifte, aufgeiyccft; — sand, ber Shigfinb, Svtcbfanb; — scab, ber fd)arfe obcr freffenbc ®rinb (ber ^fcrbe) ; — seemed, (ot scent), cinefeine D^lafe f)abenb ; — set, yon frifd)ciu @riin ; — or — set hedge, bcr lebcnbige 3'i"ii/ bic 4jccfc ; to — set, etne.^ctte mnc^cn ; lebenbi= gc ©cantc^fc fefecn ; — sighted, (— o! sight), fd)arffii1)tig ; — sightedness, bic iSd)arfftcl)ti9feit, bag l)eUe2hige; — silver, bag Oncdfilber; — sil- vered, mit OncJftlbcr iibcrjiogcn, c|ncdftlbcraf)nlid) ; Icbhaft, fliid)tig ; — silver-ore, bag Clucifftlbcr()orner| ; — stock. bcTOcglic^e ©liter, bciueflli=. d)eg 33crmi>gcn ; — witted, fd;arffiii=' nig, gciftreid) ; A". T-s. — waie.s, tit aScrgbiJIjcr beg Dbcrfd)iffcS ; — work, bag lebcnbige 2Bcrf cincg Sd;i{fcg; ber gemaltc ®ang. QUICK, s. 1. bag Ic&cnbigc glcifd); 2. bag Scbcnbige; the — Ipl.) and the dead, bie Scbcnbigcn iirb bie Sobtcii ; to cut to the — , ing lebcnbige gieifr^ fdjnciben ; fjr. aiif bag 3nnfgfic riil)= rcn, big in bic (Secic gcl)cn. To QUICKEN, V. i.a.i. bclcbcn, bcfcc= Icn; 2. anfcncrn, anfrif4)cn, crregcn, crmuntcrn, aiifmuntcrn; bcgciflcrn; 3. bcf^lcunigeu; to the — appetite, bcn9Ippctitreijen; to — the sheer, JV. T. bem Stroof metjr 'Spring gc= bcrt; II. 71. 1. Icbcnbig wcrbcn; fid) rcgen; 2. f^ncll, bnrtig fci)n; to — with child, jnr .^alffc fitamngcr fei}n, bag jlinb (ftd; rcgen) fii^lcn. QUICKENER. .s.bcr (bic, bag) 93eTebett« be, 33efd)Icunigenbe, it. f. w. QUlCKN]-:ss, .?. 1. bie9Jcgfamfcit, ?cb= ftaftigfcit, ®efd)iyinbigfeit, .§nrttg= fcit, (Scftntlligtfit; 2. empftnbfani= fcit, Scinbcit, ed)avfc (beg g3cr(tan= Obcr ®efii£)Jg) ; 3. ©diavfc beg ®e- fd}niaif g ; — of parts, bic fdmelle Saf» fnngefraft. QUID, s. vuiff. bag ©cfauctf: '"on I QUJN 3JZ«ttb sou Xabaf), bas 5J?item(tctt ; — nunc, bcr 9leutgfcitsh-am?r, poltti= fc^e Jftanncngtfger. auiDDANY, s. bie Ouitteulflttoerge, ^as Oiiittcnbrob. aUIDDATIVE. lulj. Lo^. T. Juefcittltcl), \\\m SBaS 9et)6rtg QUIDDITY, s. Log. T. bag aBa«, aBc= fciu auiD-PRO-auo, $. l. t. bt'c (iegenfei= ttge (contvrtctlid^c) aSevvfItd)tuitg. QUIESCENCB, (Quikscency), s. btC aUIESCENT, a(Z/. in aJll'^C, Pill; to be — , quiefctmi, ntc|t nuSgefvroc^cn iverbeit; —letter, ber ftumine Suc^- ftabe. aUlET, I. {,adv. — ly), axlj. rnf)tg, fltll, frieblicl); gelaffcn; II. s. bie 3tul)c, Stillc, bci- (^ricbe; — mindeti, fvieb= lic^, fniiftmutfetg. To QUIET, V. a. l)cvu|)igcn, pillett, 5e= faiiftigfii, eiiifc^ldfevn. QUIETER, *. bcr (bif, bag) 53cru6igcn= be, Scfanftigcnbc. QUIETISM, s. bie ?e^re ber Oiiiett= [ten ; bie @emut^«vu()e, @efiif)l8cr= tiibtitiig. oriETiST, s. ber Ouietijl, 9flu^e= frcuiib. auiETiN'ESSj .5. 1. bie Sf{u^e, (Stillc, QUIETUDE, i Svtcblic^tcit; 2. ®e= lat)citt)fit, bie @emutf)§rn^e, ber (^Icic^mutf). QUIETUS, s. 1. L. T. bic 93elegqiiit= tuiig yon ber 0ct)rt^fammev; 'I. fn-. tie eublidje gfiii^e, ber Xcb; he has !;oi his — , cr t)at feiiieit 2lfcfct)teb k- fiMiimeii. QUILL, s. 1. bcr (gfber=) ,tiel, bic {%t- ^cr=1 ©huLp • 2. SBeberfvuEjle, ba§ ^ynhv; 3- rcc Stiidjet (ciiteS SgelS) 5 •1. JTiovvti 1.3'''" -^adfOrette) ; — s in the rough, rohc Jlictc ; — of a i.nnei, ber .t^nfeit, bciS SiiffjnVifd)cn ; — boy, ber igpuljiiiige (in SBcberci= ni) ; — driver, col. bcr Scfcmierer, cdjveiber, Subfer, eleitbc (Scl)rift= fhiJev ; — wort, ciiic uorbeiiropiiifc^e <:liniVii>fIlllSe {TscBtis incustris — L.). To QUILL, V. a. riiiib faltcit, vrcffen. QUILT, s. bie 5D?atra^e, ba§ ^Polfler ; rtc biirdjiiii^te (geftcpvte) (33ett') I'ccfe; bcr au§gena()te 310(1; — mak- !■•:. bcr ^olili;rma(i)er, 5::afc^uer. (iUiLT, V. n. Volflerit, aiisjlopfen; .uMui&ett mit {^-8aiim=) 3SoIIe iin= tcrna()reit ; a quilted coat, fill aii«ge= lui^ter 3{ocf ; quilted goods, $tque«. ' "TiNARY. adj. gefitnft, rtiiS filnf bcfle- lib, fiiuffiic^. IXCE, s. bie Quitte {Pyrm cydonia — L) • English — , bie Slpfctquitte ; wild — , bie Bwcrgmigpel; — peach, bieOiiitcnpftrftc^e; — pie. bieilluit= tciitorte ; — tree, bcr Duittciibaum. QUINCUNCIAL, arf;. im Qiuncuur, gc= fiinftfin-mig. QiMNCUNX,'.?. baS Qiitucunr, ba8®c= fiiiiftc, Setfit ber 93auine, ii. f. nj. luift) bcr Sigiir ciiter vijmifc^eii V [•.-.•.•]. QUINDKCAGON". s. O. T. bag Sfiitlf^ sefjticcf. QUINIA, Quinine, 5. Ch. T. ber Wirfcn= be ©fitiibfJoff ber 6l)iuariii.be. aULKQUAGEiBIMA, s. bcr fvflc ®cnn= tag in ben gafJen, ©onutag Duin= (luagcftma. QUINQUAXCUI^AR, adj. fiinfuunfcHg. QUINQUARTICULAll, adj. »Ort fiinf 9lrtite(n [m. iij. QUINQUEFID, adj. B. T. fiinff|>aTtig. QUINQUEi^OLIATED, adj. fiinfblcit; tettg. Q"iNQUE.\i'iiAL, adj. fimftabrig. 76 QUIT QUINSY (QriNSEv), s.J\Icd. T. bie,^e^I= fu(^t, SBranne. QUINT, s. bie (jiiuf ; Ouinte (tnt ^i= quct unb bcim SedJten). QUINTAIN, s. vid. Quintix. QUINTAL, s. bcr (leUtUCr (I I2/Js. avoir- dupois). QUINTESSENCE, s. bie Outnfcfifcn$, bote ,Jlraft, ber (Jtraft=)5lu«jHg, baS fiinfte 3Bcfen. QUINTESSENTIAL adj. ail5 bcr Ouinteffenj befteljenb. QUiNTE'rro, s. Mus. T. biis Ouin= tctt, SiinffpicI, fiinffiimmige 2;on= fpiel. QUINTILE, s. .^st. T. ber gcfiiiifte (obcr SiinftcU) Sc^cin. QUINTIN, i. 1. bie Ouinfane (ein ifcpiel) ; 2. Ouintirt, Oiiintian, Duiut(i)ug (iKanngname). QUINTUPLE, adj. fiitiffad). QUIP, s. ber Sliit, bie Stidjelci. To QUIP, V. a. &■ n. flifbeln, bitter fpottcn. QUIRE, s. 1. baS ^nd) (2i SSogen) *]Saf)icr; iP)cft I'on jmci SQogcn; in quires, Ungcbunbcn ; a book in — s ein ungebuubeneg (robe!) ^u^ ; 2. bag (®anger=)(5i;or ; 3. ber 6()or. To QUIRE, V. ru xwx 6f)or fingcH, bag (5f)or mad)fn. QUIRISTEU, s. ber g^orfangcr. QUIRK, .'. 1.. ber Ieb£)afte >ilnfall, fc^nelle Scfelag, Strcid^, bie (Sin($= finbigfeit, %iMt. ber (3lec£)t«=)jlniff ; 2. bic 23ifectet, ©ticbelci, bag 2Bort= fpiel ; 3. ein »ont S3aiigrunb fiir cis nen ^of abgefonbcrter $Ia§. QUiRKKil, adj. fpi^ftnbig. To QUIT, v.a.\. Dcrlaffcn, anf^eben, aiifgcbcn, nieberlegcn, abgcben; 2. quitttrcrt, aitggleici()cn ; 3, bcfreien, log mac^en, criebigeu; 4. (5uritJ=) be^a!)len ; entrici)ten ; bclobuen, «crs gclten, ycrgiitcn ; to — of burden, nttbihbeit; to — one's self like.., ftcfe bcne^nicn fll« . . ; to — an em- pioynient, cin 3lmt ntcbcrlegen, abs batifeu ; to — the seals, bie ©iegel obgebcn ; to — one's ground, juriicf weid)en ; I — you from it. tdj erlaffe 31;ucn bicfeg, uerfcf)one Sie bamit; it will never — cost, f g Iol)nt bie . j?0= fieit (bie 2}Jiif)e) nic()t; to — for . ., sertaiifcbcn mit . . ; to — (.scores) with one, abrcdjnrn, fid) ntit einem bererbncn, tl)n Bi.UIig bejal^Icn; of — charfrcs, M. E. tiacfe Slb^ug ber JEo= fien, fpefcnfrci, franco Spcfcn. QUIT, adj. quitt, fret, log, tcbig ; to go — , loggefprDd;eii werbeii; logfont- mcn ; gut wcgfonimcn ; I shall be — wWhyou, jig. id) m\l eg bir fcbon Bcr= gelten; /.. t-s. — claim, ber ^it- Sid)t, bie 93crsic^t[eifiung, 3uriicf= nabmc ; to — claim, V. a. fciuc Sltl; fpviic^e anfgebcn ; — rent, bcr (5rb= jtiig. QfJiTCH-GRASS, .9. bie Ouecfcit, bag Ouccfeugrag, ,§unbggrag {Triticum repens — L,.). QUITE, mio. gan?, ganjlid), soflig, buvc^aiig; you are — out, Sic ivrcu gemaltig, QUITS ! int. vuiff. quitt ! gut ! rtd)= tig! abgcmac^t! yergolten! abgc= trunivft ! QUITTAL, s. tic (2Biebev=)93crgcI= tung; gfJitrfjaljlung. QUITTANCE, s. bie 93e5abhing, 53e= tic^ttgung ; (?ntlebigung; 'sBcIot)= nung, SGcrgcItung ; to crv — , @(ri= d;eg mit @(ctd;cnt Dergeltcn. QUITTER, ..:. 1. bcrSSerfaffcv; 2. bie 3tttnfd)la(fr:t, ;v:!inafd)C; r— hone), RABB bie l^arle ©efc^wulfl an bcr ,^ronf beg .^ufeg. QUIVER, s. ber Jlijrbev. To QUIVER, w. n. jittfru, ftpjjeru, f($auern, jutfcn. QUIVERED, adj. 1. mit etncm JtSdjcr; 2. in einem ,R'off)er ftccfeub. QUIXOTIC, adj. boiiquirotma§ig. QUIXOTISM, s. bie Sonquirotiabt, la(^erlt(t)e 3lbenteuerlicbfeit. To QUIZ,' V. a. (one, ciiicn) (irgcm, fpijttein, aufjieben, necfen. QUIZ, «. CO/. 1. bie Sflcdcrci, Sjjijtte* rci ; 2. bcr (gpottuogel. QUODLIBET, s. bie 3lufgabe, Svage; Spifefinbigfcit; bag Ouoblibct. QUOIF, QuoiL, vid. Coif, Coil, QUOIN, 5. bic (Scfe ; Arch. T. bcr (5cf= jlcin, J?eilftcin ; Ti/p. T. bcr ,$?cil ; A'-. Ts. bcr 3Jicbtfeil fiir Sc^iffSfa^ noncn ; quoins, pi. <2taut)ol5er (j?un= ticg) fiir gaffer ; to — the form, Typ. T. bic Borm einfeilen. QUOIT, s. bie aBurffc^cibf, ber 2Bnrf= ficin, SQcilteftein; — caster, ber ©djcibennjerfcr. QUOITS, s. pi. bag 2Burffcbcibenfpicl, ffleilfcfptel. 7'o QUOIT, I', n. (Sd)etben rocrfen. QUONDAM, adj. cbcmalig, U'ciiaiib. QUORUM, s. /.. T. bie jn ciner (5nt= fd;eibuug ^inlcinglic^c 3af)t (9^id)= ter) ; a justice of the — , ciutr WW ben oerorbneten Ciic^tcrn. QUOTA, s. bie Ouotc, Cluota, ber Bcr^altnipma§ige 9lutbct(, bie 5M= «ibenbe, bag (So'utingrut. QUOTATION, s. 1. bic 3lnfii^ruitg ; 2. angefitf)rte ©tclie; signs of — , bie 9lnfii{)rungg= ((■?itation«=)3eiitcn [ " — "], col. ©iinfcfiipc^en ; m. t-s. quotations (of the prices), Sflottrungen (ber sprcife), bie gSrcigltftc, ber ^reie= COUrant ; (quotations of specie), bag 5Preigscrscid)ni6bcr ®oIb= unb SiU bcrforten, bcr @clbcourg=3ettel. To QUOTE, V. a. aufiibrcu (i2d;rtft= fiellen, u. f. nj. ; — from, aug) ; m E-s. price quoted, ber aiigcblicf)e (no= tirte) ^reig ; to be quoted at.., tin 5?retfe ober gourfc ftcf)cn ju . . , 511 ftcf)cii fommcn auf.., notirt fci)ii mit . . , obcr JU . . ; at the exclianpe quoted, ju «crjeid)nftcm 6ouvg. QUOTER, .?. bcr *?Infiif)rcr (oon @cbrift= ftellcn), ©itator. QUOTH. V. d. (nur tni 3m)>erf.) — i. fagc ober faigte id) ; — he, she, fagt, obcr fagte er, fie. QUOTIDIAN. T. adj laglic^ ; IL s. bag alitaglicfe SBicbcrfe^renbe : Med. t (— fever), bag tag[ic|)e j^icber. QUOTIENT, s. Ar. T. bcr Ouotieut bie£{)eiljat;f. IS. R, .5. bag aj, r, bcr ad)t}e|nte 53ud)' flabebcg^Jllfljabetg. To RABATE, v. a. Sp. T. (bcu jjalfcn; luicber (vx fic^ jictjcn. 7'o RABBET, o. a. ixw etuanbcr fiigcii , (i8r?ttcr) einfugcn ; abf)DbcIn. RABBET, .'. bcr '.>liifd)lag (an S:()i!r. ober Scnfterijffuuugeii), bie Sugc ; (— plane), ber feine .^obcl, ?lutl)l)p- bcf; ficine'loijcrne 93ec^er ; A'', v bie ©ponniitg, .51'iclfuge. RABBI, {pi. Rabbin), s. bCr jiibifrix ©otteggelciirtc, 3iabbi, 9Jabbiiier. RABBINIC, M. ad/. rabbintfA; 11 RARBESriUAL, S Rabbinics. bie<£v"i''" = riie ber Dtabbiiien, bie {jebraifAi @Vrad;e. RABBINIST, s. bcr ^lu^cingcr ber 3f}ab biuen, Oiibbtnifl, ^almiibift. KACK RAG RAIS RABBIT, s. bas Jtanin^cit ; buck — , bus 9JJaimc^cn, bet 3]ammler ; doe — , iaS aSf ibc^en ; weich — , bcr gc^ riiflctc Jtiife ; — 's.nest, bie .§crf(5vu= te bcv Jtailiit^en ; — warren, ba§ RABBLE, s. bcr gfmeittf .§auff, iP5= bcl, Salt '^agel ; — clianning, ^^6= 6el Eifeclnb. RABDOLOGV, «iVZ. Khabdoloqy. HABiD, adj. vafeitb, wiit[)cnb, wtib; — ness, s'.hli dUfmi, aBut^, aBilbbftt. HABINET, s. tint 3lvt ikiim Sclb^ fcilaugcti (jlanoiteit). RACOON, s. bcr aSaf^bfir, (2ct)upv ( Ursus latre, L). RACE, s. 1.' ba-s ©efcblecbt. bcr Stamm; 2. bie Swffct. b»i« ©I'Siic^t, bic3U-t, bcr (i^c^lag ; 3. bas (^$fcrbc=) aBettrenitcit, bcr SBettlauf; ba«Sau= fen, bcr !iSaiif ; 4. gortfdjritt ; 5. bcr rei^eiibfie 5;&etl citte3 ©trome^ ; 6. jv. r-.t. bcr 3f itftrom ; bcr,S?olf;7. ber fc^arfe @cfct)macf (bcS aBeiiicS) ; the first of all the human — , bcr crfte ■iJJJeitftl) ; to run a — IVCttrciIlIClI, citt 2ScttrciIIIcn ^aUeit; — (of) ginger, bcs ganje Siigwfi-'- bte 3ngwcr«}ur= elf, TAdtr. Stigroerflaiic; — course, bie ^icnttbafm ; — horse, brtS 3lcuit= ferb, bcr aflctmcr. To RACE, V. n. 1. rocttlaufcit, wcttrcii^ licit; 2. Oicitnpferbc IjaUeit. RACEMATION. s. bic 2;raubc, ba3 iraubcnnrttge ; — of eggs, bcr (Sier= ftocf. RACEME, .iirbuiib. RACHEL,,?, atn^cl, giac^cl (5raucn= name). RACINESS, t: bic ®tarEc, bag ®cifl= rcicbe (bcS @cruc^§ obcr ®cf(^ina(f«, bcfonbersbc^SBctiieS). RAav, 1, ba« gficcf ; bie 3?aufe, G0cii=) SJccEe ; 2. bcratcft, S^ftfroft; 3. bie 5^i)Iter(=^atil:) ; Lfm. a«arter, 5Peiit ; 5. JV. T. X:f jerbrec^^cn; — rent, h. t. bcr iPaf^f, ber bcm rcineii (Srtrag be« @UtcS glci^ foinmt ; — renter, bet eiiicn folrf)cii ^aci;t ciiigcgaiigeti tfl; — work, bas 3»tf'nwe>"f jmn ^retbcn iHib 3?tci)ten eiucs Sicleffopg. To RACK, V. I. a. 1. rcrfctt, bcl^llCH, jk^eii; 2. aiif«.§i)(^fte fpaimcit; 3. foltcrtt; mavteru, quiiien; 4. jv. r. (ciii Sail) frcuscii; to — vines, aScinfiiJcfe sic^cii uiib befc^nctben; to — oft' liquor, (®etvaiife) auf %\n- fc^en sief)cii, abjie()cn, liiiiteni ; ii. n. yom t&iiibe gejagt njcrbeii, (son ben 3Bo(feii), jicl)eit. RACKER, s. 1. ber Sulterer, .§ciiTcr«= Enec^t, '-pcinigev ; 2. 3icrf)t««erbrel)er. RACKET, s. 1. bcr Sallfcbtagcl, baS SBallncfe, ©r^tagne^, Staifet ; 2. fit^. ber 8avm, baS (Sctijfc, ©eraffet ; 3. cant, ber ©pigbllbcuftreic^ ; rackets, pi. Am. ( JV. E) (S(^llcefc^u()C ; to keep a — , vuig. eineii Scirm mac^crt; — maker, bcr Stacfctcumacljer ; — seller, ber 9ta(fctenf)aiiblcr. To RACKET, v. a. ^^-n. 1. 33aU fci;(agcn ; 2. flo^cn ; larmcn ; fdjcrjen. RACKETY adj. vuitr. larmcnb. UACKiNP,, inrt. s. 1. ba« Sficden, gol= tern, 9Jlavtcnt ; 2. Slbjie^en coon &t- triiuffii), S*auterif 3. eiiirat)men btr S;ud;e ; 4. jv. r. Slafelheiijen ; . 338 — , or — pace. Sp. E. bcr raf^crc ^Papgang, 9liitritt, Srcifc^Iag ; rack- ing? of conscience, @e«jiffeu§bilfe. RACY, adj. flavE fuon ©efttimacf uiib ®criic^), gciftreicl; ; nad; bein i^cbcu fclmedfcnb. RADDOCK, s. vid. Ruddock. RADIAL, vid. Radiant ; — curves, G. T. (Siirocii, bcren Drbinaten wie Sh-ablen von ciueiu 2)Jittc(piniEte auelaufeu. RADIANCE (Radiancy), s. bcr ®tan5, bafi (Stra^lcn, ©cftimmern. RADIANT {adi: — i.y), adj. ftraljtcub, glanjcub, fitiiEe(nb. To RADIATE, v. I. n. fira^tcn, glan= jen, furtfein ; il. a. erteudjtcn. RADIATED, a(/;. llluftra^U ; — flowers, B. T. gcftrat)Uc syiumcn, ©tral)l= bhtmcn ; — sione, ber (£traf)lfd)orl. RADIATION, s. ba5 ©trablcn, @tra()= Icmucrfen ; bie allfcitige S^evbrcitung. RADICAL, adj. i- s. 1. jur aSurjcI gc= EiiJrig, nrfpriing(ict) ; ben ©niitb «on ctwa^ anSmacbciib, @ruub . . ; 2. an= gcboveii, natiirlic^ ; 3. ch. T-s. bcr ©ruiibfioff; — fluoric, bcr ®ruiib= fluff bcr ghtpfaitrc ; — heat, bic in= iicrc .§i^e ; — moisture, bcr tuitcre SebenSfaft; — muriatic, Ch. T. bcr ©runbfioff bcr <3alsfanre ; — refor- mers (radicals), jii. bic S'iabiEalcn ; — sign, tsai SSiivjcfjeirfjen ; — truth, bie ®runbtvabrl)cit; — word, bas ©tanimaiprt, 3Biiv5chiiprt; — ly, adv. urfpriuig(id) ; «om @vunb aii§; — ness, s. bic lU-fpn'iitglid)Eeit, ®ntnb= befd)affcitt)cit. RADICALISM, s. bcr 9]abtfali«in:i«, bie ®ruubfa^c ber S'JabiEalcu. RADICALITY. «. bcr Uvfpriing, bic Ur= frriingIici)Eeif, ®runbbcfd)affen^ctt ; aBuvjcl. To RADICATE, v. n. .) ; marsh — wort, baS SumpfEreusEraut. RAGAMUFFIN, s. bcr cleiibc, iiicbrige 5))2eufd>, ^unipenfcvl, S^'unip, i§a» lunEc. RAGE, .9.1. bie ^nth, gjafcrei; 2. ®icrigfeit; .^cffigEcit ; bcr (Sifer: 3. bie 9JJDbcfud)r, 9'lac{)a{)mnngS« fud)t; 4. (Siit,^iirfung; —of pain, ber rafcubc (Sd^iiicrj ; — for (ofi play, bie ©pielfuc^t ; — for building, bie SBaUa ixnitl). To RAGE, V. n. wiitbdi, rafcu, toben. RAGEFUL, adj. wiitl^ciib, tobcub, grtms inig. RAGGED, adj. 1. jcrriffcn ; 2. jcr= Imupt, lumpig; in Sumpcn gc^iillt; 3. jottig ; fiiotig, Euorrig ; wneben, rauf) ; a — falcon, cin '^cilk mit ser= brocijcuen Scbern; a — leaf, B. t. ciu fparrtgeg iBlatt; — robin, bte Jludufgbhinte, ©aiicfjnelfe, 'i^cd^iiel* Ee {Lychnis jios cuculi — />.) ; — stone, ber rof)e Stein, Sgru^ficin; — nesi, s. 1. ba3 Serlumpte ; bic SumpigEeit; 2. baS Jtnorrtgc, 9Jnul)e. RAGGY, s. cine 51rt J^'animgraS {Cij- nosurus — /,.). RAGING (adv. — ly), adj. nuit^Cltb, r(Ja fenb, tobcnb. RAGOUT, s. ba« 9?agoiit. RAGULED, RAGauLBB, H. T h\t>tia, RAIL, .9. 1. ber giiicgef, baS Siitcrljoh, ber (Sc^tagbaum, vid Railing ; 2. bit OJatlc, bcr aBiefcnh'iufer, 2Bad)te{.- Eoiiig ; 3. cine 9lrt aj?antcf ; 4. .9. pi mod. T. @Ici«baHnte(sn.6of5baf)nrr\ ^oljrtegel; 6"ifeHbabnfd)ipiteii ; 5. ba§ ©cidnber; 6. jv. T. we 3f?egeli»» gen • I'cifien ; post and — feno?, bit (S-infriebignng nu« ^-Pfoficn unb tuiera f)0l5Crll ; — road or — wav, rai>d. T. bcr 9f{iegeh»c9, bie .goljbaijn ; t-tv Sdjtencurotg, bie ©trfnbaf>n ;_ b^t,.}(cru, eru'cifcru; 6. bc» fbvbern; 7. crmcd'cu, crrcgctt in RAM RAND RANT iSewefluiig fefecii ; 8. jufammctibvin^ aen, faiumeln ; 9. tjemulaffeu, in Uinlauf bviiigeti; to — one's self, cmpovfommcii ; to — a bell, eine @locfe tit gci;TOuna briiigcii ; to — lii'sters, 93tafeU jif ^f II ; to — a cry, cill (ytft^vet CVl)eibCU ; to — the devil, belt S^eufel citireti ; to — from death, eoin S;obe erruccfett ; to — tiie atrec- tions, tai >6cr5 riibreu ; to — the eyes, fcie 31ugeu auffii;lai^cn; to — (sea-}nien ( — an army), (Scelfllte) Slruvpeit J»efbeii, «uf btc 33etiie biiii= flfii ; to — a loan, ctite Sliilct^c ma- t^etl ; to — money, @clb Cllfbrtlinclt, «nftrci6fn, evf)cb?ii (aiic^ buvd) iSt' |i«ucrmig, «. f. »».). eiucafftvcit ; to — the nap of the cloth, T. i>aS Xud) oufraul)en ; to — the price, beti ^reiS cr^6£)cn ; to — any distant object at sea, ciridi ®C(^enftaiib acfiuev£ fonncii; to — plants, "I}.Jflanjcn jiefeeit ; to — sheep, Siftafe Jtef)«U ; to — up tlie jieopie, baS SolE aufmtci]clti ; to —a wall, cine ^JJauct . — i.y), adj. yotrcr ©roll bofibaff, fciubfclig, bdmifd; ; mit ©roll, fciubfclig. RAND, s. ber OfauB. RANDAL, Randolph, s 3^aub0lp^ (2}Janu«namc). RANDOM, 1. 5. bcr 3iifan, ba§ ltiigc= fdbr; n. adj. jufdllig, anf @eratbe;= n30l)l gefdicbcub ; at — , anf ©cra= tbcuioi)!, blinbliiigS, in ben Sag bin= ciu; — glance, bCC WClA) fciUClU bc= fiimmteu ©cgcnftaub gerid)tete 531irf, Streifblid ; ' — recollections, auftati= d)enbe (Sviuncrnugcn ; — shot, ber ften (Sleya-- (ion, j. gr~Hijter eiuem S3tnfel oini 45°. RANE, Rane-deer, s. baS 9fJenntt)ict {Cervus randus — /,.). To RANGE. V. a. ;. Uutcrofficicrc unb ©cmeine; to nil the —s, cin ©orpiS uolljdblig mad;cn, crgdujcu; to tnm one into the — s, ciucil ©affeu laufcu laffen. To RANK, r.l. n. nalaffe fc^cii ; li. « gcorbuct, in cine C51af|e gcftcllt fcyn ; m — foremost, obcnan'ftebcn. RANKER. .«. bcr Drbncr, (Siurei^cr, O'laffificircr. 7o RANKLE, r. v. ftc^ cntjiiubcn, fd)Wdvcu, cttcrn,nni ftc^ frcffcu. RANKNESS, .9. i. bcr gctlc aBnc^S, bic grud)tbavfeit ; llcppigfcit; 2. bcr ranjige ©cruc|. RANNY, .?. bic Spiljinaug. 7'o RANSACK. »j. n. 1. (au4=)pliinbcru, bcraubeu ; 2. burcbn)iil;lcu, gcuau burd^fuc^cn, priifcu. RANSO.M, s. bie Jfaujion ; ( — money), bag Siofegclb ; bie i(ln«Ibfuug. ro RANSOM, J), a. ranjiouircu, auSlb- fen, losfaufen ; crlofcn. RANSOMEli, s. ber £o«faufcnbe ; @r> 1 lifer. RANSOMLES.S, adj. obuc ?6fegelb, lU! cntgclblid), umfonft. To RANT, V. n. ^ocbtrabcub fprcc^cti, fid) fc^nmlftig, t)ocbfabvcub, bomba^ ftifd) ausbritcfcn, eifcrn, fd)Wiirmcn, TOittbcn. RANT, s tai boc^trabcnbe, fd^wit'ftig* ©cfc^anife, bie Sdjaidrnicrci, bci 2l5ortfi)waH, Sdianlft; bicSPrable- rei, ©iii^i"pvcd)crci. RANTER, .f. ber bod)trabcnfce, fc^iviit ftige Sd^njd^cr; ©dimdrmer. RANTERS, .5. pL ciuc %xt 'S^mimtt, RANTY, adj. aulb, rafcnb 339 RASC RATE RAUC RANULA, s. Med. T. bei' grofcft, obcr btefjrofclgefc^milfl uitfcr berSunge. RANUNCULUS, .5. bic SJaniinfel, bcc gvofc^pfeffcr, ^a^UCnflt^ iRanuncw lus //.). RANZ (DE3 VACHES) s. bCV ^u])V(U gen, Jlubvcitjcn. RAP, s. bfv bevbe Sc^Iag, bnS 9InI[o= Vfeii ; a — on the knuckles, (Ctrt Sc^lag aiif bie J?itocl)cI, * c.) etit SSenoeis ; t,i 'jive a — , ailf (oyfcit. 7'.. ilAP, v.a.i-n. 1. ftavf llttb fc^ncll f.i)[agcn, f [opfcii, fct)mci^ett ; 2. wcg^ vaffen, rau&cii, (ntfii!)veii ; cittsiitfen, l)iitrctpcii (w. ii.) ; 3. (out) Vlofelicf) augftogcu, init ctmnS tjerauSfa^reii, IjcrailSpoltCVll; to — (at) the door, an l>ieX\)UV fcfelageii, auElopfeu; to — out a great nath, ciltflt terbcil Slufl) RAPACIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. raubgtC; rig ; vciubevifd; ; a — fowl, etn 3iaub= vogcl. RAPACI0USNES.5, ) s. bte SJaubgicv, RAPACITY, ) gjaubfu^t. RAPE, s. 1. bie gfZot.bjuc^t; 2. bci- giaub ; bic (fiitfii&i-iiiig ; 3. ber3Wbfen, 3iiib= fanien {Brassica 7iapus — L.) ; 4. bcv S;raubcufa!ninj_3ioftitenficngeI ; wild — , bcr roibe isenf (Sinapis arvensis — L) ; — (seed-) oil, bovfd)iieIl, t)orci(ig, iiu»or= fic|tig, unbefoiincn, toUEiibn ; IL s. bie.§i^blatter, ginnc; — headed, uu= bcbad)tfani, unbcfoniicit, imiiberlcgt, soreitig. To RASH, V. a. til Stiicfcit jcr^aucu. RASHER, s. bie S^iiitte ©ped; — (done) on the coals, bie (Sarbouabe. RASHNESS, s. bie Ucberciluiig, Unyor= ftrbtigfeit, Uiibcfoimeiit)eit, 2;oUfu|n= bcit. RASP, s. 1. bieSJiaSpel; 2. toW. Rasp- berry; — house, baS 3ta§fclbau§, 3u(^tf)niil ; to rasp, v. a. raSpelii. RASPATORY, s. «■. T. bic S^eiiifetlc, 3abn= unb Jlnofbcnfeilc, S3arbicr= fcife. RASPBERRY, «. bie ^irtibccre ; — ale, mit ^imbecrfaft jubcreitctcg 33ier; — bush (—tree), bcr i&imbccrfiraucfe {Rubus idcBus — /,.). RASURE, s. 1. ba« ©d;a6cn, Jtrafecii, SluSfrafecit; 2. bie auSgefra^te ©telle, aiafur.' RAT, s. bie JHattc,. 9^l^c ; I smell a — , jig. ic|) ried)e ?uiite, riec^e ben ^ratcn, id) merte eticaS; —catcher, ber3Jat= tenfdnger; — vhane, ba§ 3f{attcti})ut= »er, ber SIrfeniE; — vbaned, burc^ 3lrretti£ UCrgiftet ; — lines, vid. below ; — tail, eiit 5pfcrb mit f)''»'"^Iofem @d;manjc; —tails, pi. ber 3?atten= fc^roans ; ei«e ?lrt ::pfcrbcgcfc^i»iire ; — tail file, ber 9?attcitf(taiaits, cine fleine, fpi^igc 3iuiibfeilc ; — trap, bie gflattcufalle ; — 's wing.s A. t. bic brcitcit aJJuttcrbdnbcr. To RAT, v.a. mod. uoii ciitcr ^Partci JU citier aubrriT tibcrgcben. RATABLE, adj. fdja^UllgSfilbig, fi$dfe = bar, bcr,9lbgabe untcriuprfeit, ftcuer= bar ; — ly, ado. t)crt)altuii)md^ig, nac^ (im) 33cr^dttiii^. RATAFIA, s. bcr .^Hatafta (abgcjogcne ■■Branittwciu). RATAN, s. ba» iiibiaiiifc^e iJio^r (Ca/a- nus rotang — L). RATCH, s. T. bcr Sliisbcbcr (iu Itbrcn). RATCHET, s. (— wheel) T. buS ©perr= rab (ill U^rcii). RATE, s. 1. bcr (fcftgefc^te) $rci^; 2. bic ZciXi, 9lbgabc, ©tcuer; 3. bcr 9litfc^Iag, bic i^cred)nung, 3>crait= fci)laguiig; 4. bcr Setrag; 5. baS aScrbaltuip, bcftimmte sDiail ^ie ®abe; 6 ber ®rab, S^ang.; 7. bic (3lang.-)Drbnutig, piaffe (bcr @c^iffe); 8. 9lrt unb SBcifc ; M. ic-s. at Uie — of ten shillings a yard, fiir 5cE)ll '^C^iU linge bic (Siie ; at the — of five per cent, JIl fiiltf pro (Jcilt ; at the higliest — , juin bi-^ciftmoglicftftcit (Soiirg ; at any — , ill jebcm gallc ; ju jcbcm *^'rcife, ju alien $Prctfeu, (S Eo|le was e§ wolle; at this — , fold)cr ©cflalt, auf bicfe 3lrt ; in biefcv 3tiicf|ui)t ; at a great — , fc^r, auf UitgcilHU)uticbc 3Bcife; at a high — , tl;cucr; vor^ nebm ; to talk a high — , auS cincni l)Ol)eu 2'onc rcbcn ; of no common — . nid^t veu gcmciucm ®d)lagc; — of going, bcr (i)aitg (eincr Ul^r) ; m e-h. — of e.\changH, bcr "SBcdifclcourJ ; — of interest, bcr S'll'^fll^ ; — of sail- ing, bie ©cgclfc^ucUigEeit (cineS©cf)if= fe«); hook of— s, bcr SoUtarif, bic 3o[ltave; baS ©teucrbud); —payers, girmcntarpflic^tige ; — tithe, x. t. ber a3icl)5ei)ntc, 9lbga6e ypu.0orn»icl;, baS man uoc^ Eciu gaujcs 3a()r be= fcffen: rate,' bie Siaugorbnung ber ©C^iffe ; (5. SS. a fir.st rate [nian of war], ein iJtriegS=]©ct)iff &om cr|1cu Kangc}. ToU.iTF^v.h fi. 1. fttafecn, rec^nen, tartren, (ocr)a3fd)lageu (— :it. auf) beftcuern, befc^a^cn ; 2. ausfdjcltcn au«janEen, bfftig acrroeifcn (— for ttjcgcn) ; u. «. eiiicu Olang ctinicbmcn raugircn. RATEABLE, adj. vid. Ratable. RATER, s. ber ©d)dfecr ; Siarator. RATHER, adv. t. ebcr ; licSer, bcffcr fciclmebr, cigeutlic^ ; befoubcrg ; 2. Sicmlic^, (imaS; —profuse, ciuroeiiig »erf(|meiibcrifc^ ; — ugiy, jiemlitt ^d^lid) ; I would — , icb luollte lic= ber ; the — , uin fo mcbr, mit mcbt 3icd)t; —not, licbcr nict)t; i>crfcbc= ncn ©ie mic^ bamit. RATIFIA, s. vid. Ratafia. RATIFICATION, s. bie 33cfidtiguiig, si3eErdftigung, Ocncbmigung. RATIFIER. s. bcr SBcftdtiger. To RATIFY. V. a. bcftdtigeii, bcErdfti: geii, gutfjei^cu, gene|mtgen. RATIO, s. bag 93cr^dltniB ; on equal --, ucrbdltnigmdpig, nac^ SJcrbdltui^, pro 3^otrt. To RATIOCINATE, v. n. scmiinftig ur= tj)eilen, fcijlic^en, fclgcrn (». ii.). RATIOCINATION, s. iaS ©c^iic^cn, ber 93crnunftf{$lu9, bie golgerung. RATIOCINATIVE, adj. auf a^cruuilft: fd)liiffe gcgriiubct; bcrnitnftig, vicr= nimftmdpig, griinblid) (w. ii.). RATION, s. (Mil. r/i.) bic SJation, ba^ (gutter auf ciucn Siag; bic tdgtid)c Sportion bcr ©olbatcn, SOJatrofcn, u. f. »., bie 3JJuubportion. RATIONAL (ai/i. —ly), 1. adj. 1. mit aSernuuftbegabt; vcruiinftig; 2. iH'r= uunftgemd^; 3. vcrftdnbig, wcifc; — horizon, .^.s-t T. bcr wabrc.t^iu'ijout (burf^ ben 3}JittcI)JunEt ber ©vbc) ; — numbers, Mr. T. ratioitclle ober auS= rcc^cnbare 3vitug ; 2. 9ilotbjitc^= tigiuig, ba«9ilotl)5iicfetigeit,biei5d^ait= Miiig ; 3. (SiifjiiiuHg. RAW (arte.— ly), adj. 1. ro(), itid^t gar ; 2. rau^ (Voiu aBft(cr); 3. uiire*'-.- i. niuub; 5. ncii; uiicvfa^reu; b. fleifcfelD^, luager; —bone (— bcoied), fcbr mager; —cloth, hi% no(^ u:ige= farbtcJiucb ; — ticsli of a wound, ba« i-of)c Blcifc^ einer Sffiuijbe; —head ;!i)d bJoody bones, ber ^OpailJ ; — liidus, robe .^aute; — moat, ro^eS (uugefoc^tei, u. f. ns. nicljt gavc«) Sleifd); — productions, 9?o^erjeug= iiiffe; — silk, rotje Sfibc ; — spirits, miscrmtfc^te ©pirituofeit; — sugars, .1/. T. SQaftcrit, (ro^e, ungelautcttc 3ucfcr). RAWisii, a/ij. raul) (I'cm ®ett€v). RAWNESS, s. 1. bie Diobt)cit ; 2. 3lau= f)igfat; 3. Itaretfi; 4. Unerfabveu= lieit; — of Uie weather, ba« rau^e 2Bettcr. RAY, s. \. ber ?ic^tfirab(, Straljl; 2. ber Sioc^e (ciit ©eepfc^) ■ 3. bie ?i[te ; •— cloth, vid. raw-cloth Ulttcc R.iw ; — [■It. bif blauegtli^; —(of) gold, b'-.3 v5i!lbblatt(feeu; —grass, ber 2B'.e: (eilhafec (Jiaena elatior — /J ; bCV Sdiminbtlbafcr, 2otc^, Sfiabeii, bie Jf Vei5p£ {Lolium pereiine — /^.). r«RAY, v. a. 1. flrafeleB, ©tra^ten werfcu ; 2. fireifen. f..iYLESS. adj. ftrableulo*. SAYMUNU, s. 9iai;munb {2Katm«= mmt/. SAZE, «. lie 3iig»crmarsel. TeRAZE, v.a. U f4)Ieifen, ifrfiiireM; Derttlgeii, bcr ©rbe gleid^ maJxit; 2. au^fra^eii, aitSrabircit; 3. au«= rotten. RAZEE, s. h\S raftrte (JtriegS^JScfiifF. RAZOR, s. bag atafirntcffer, 'i&d^cnnef= fer ; — bill, ber 2:orb=9Uf, 2orfartau= cf)er, Sc^ermefferfci)itabler (Men tarda — L.) ; bcr fcfjtuavje ©cl)enneffer- fc^tliiblcr 'Uijncho/is nicrra — X.) ; — lish, ber (£4)ei-incfferfifc{> ; —shell, bie a)2effcrrci)alenmufct)et ; — stone, bcr 9lbjtcf)jleiit ; — strap, ber ®treicfevte= men. RAZORS, s. ?)/. bie .§auer, gangsii^ne cincS luilben ©d)wcine3. RAZURE, s. vid. Rasurk. Tu RE-ABSORB, »». a. wicber cinfaugcu, wieber einfc^jhiifen. RE-ABSORPTION, s. ba« 5ffiicberciufau= gen, 2Bicbereiufct)Iiicfen. RE-ACCESS, s. bie SBieberfunft, 3^acE= fuiift. To REACH,?). a.i§erbctboIcr. To RE-ACT, V. I. a. rcagircn ; H. ?i.cnt= gegen ioirteii, gcgciimirtcn, ru(fiuir= fen. RE-ACTION. .9. bie 3]eaction, Ocgcit; wirfuug, 9iiicfiuirfuug ; ber @egcu= brncf ; jM. t. bie Jtrift^, baS Steigcn ober Sallcu. To READ, V. a. (.- n. 1. Icfcit ; UOrlcfcn ; 2, cnatbcu; to — by turns, tttcc^felS- n»cifc Icfcn; to — on, wetter Icfen, fortlefen ; to — nut, laut Icfen, bei'= fagctt; aiiSlefcu; to — over,burcile= fen ; to — over slightly, flitc^tig iiber= lefcu; to — to, yorlcfen ; so reads, fo iautct, fo ift bie ^efiavt. READ, adj. bcicfcn ; a — man, citt bclc= fcner, gdcbrter 3)Janu; to be — , auS ^Biidicrn wiffen; to be — in the clas- sics, tu Hu (Slafftfern bc(efeti feyn. READABLE, adj. IcSbar, JU lefcit. RE-ADEPTlON, s. bie aBiebcrcrlaugung (w. ii.). READER, .9. I. ber ?cfer ; 2. 33orIefer (and) in ber ,f irdjc), $*cctor ; 3. fici- |ig ©tubirenbe ; 4. ffcrrector. READERSHIP, s. Hi ^orleferaint (iu ber J£irdK), ?cctorat, bie ^ectorftcllc. READILY, adj. 1. bcrcit, fertig, |urtig, glcid); 2. gem, wtllig; 3. an&mtn- big ; to sell (or to g:. oiT) — , J\l. P/i. ftf^ gut ocrfaufea, gut abgebeu. READINESS, ,?. 1. bic ^^ercitiinlligfeit; 2, 55ereitfc^aft ; 3. Scrtigfeit, iddf' ttg?ett; 4. (5)efrf)n}iii>>tgEeit, ^urtig= !ett; — in paying bie 5piinftHd)tcit iin ^ejaf)Icit ; — of speech, bie dUi- nergabe ; — of wit, ber Sci)arfftnn — to please, bie ®cfdUigfctt; to set it — , bereit mac^en, bcreit ^altcn. READING, s. 1. bag gefcn; 2. bieS^or- lefung ; 3. 33clefcn^ett; 4. ?efeart ; a man of — , ber belcfcne SJJann; — candlestick, ber ©tubir(cuc{)ter ; — desk^^baS *^cfevu(t, 6[)orVuU ; — lamp, bie etnbirlamve; — room, baS 8efe= Siinnier. To RE-ADJOURN, v. a. tt)ieberauffd)te= ben, wieber yertageu. To RE-ADJUST, v. a. wicbcr i« Orb' nuug bringcn. RE-ADMissiON, s. bie SBtebcrliiitjulaf- fung, aQiebereinlaffuiig. To RE ADMIT, v. a. tticbcr juloffcit. RE-ADMITTANCE, s. bic aBiebersulaf= fung. To RE-ADOPT, v. a. tciebcr aiifnel)nieii. To RE-ADORN, v. a. ttjicbcr fd)miiden, jieren. RE-ADVERTENCY, s. bic crucuertc 5lufmerffamfeit. READY, I. adj. 1. bcrcit, fcrtig ; 2. bc^ reitmiUig ; 3. jur .§anb; in ber S^la- ^c ; 4. im Segriff'; 5. lebf^aft ; 6. l^nrtig, gefi^winb; 7. Iciest, bequciii; gcfc^icft, faf)ig ; to make — , bcreiten ; to get breakfast — , buS ^rit^fiitcf jn= rcc^t mad)vn ; to got one's self—, ^c^ yorberciten, fid) bereit fatten, fertig \^)\i ; to be got — , bcrcit, jurcc^t nta=> ^cn; to be (quite) — , ill (yoUigcv) aSereitfc^aft ; — at hand, glcic^ bei bcr .§anb, in 33creitf(^aft, bereit; — to.., e8 fei)[tc nic^t »icl ba^ . .; er, fie, e§ lOoUte fc^on . . ; — to please, gcfallig ; — to sail, — for sea, fegeU fertig, fcgelflar ; a — w.iy to honour, ein gerab'cr, ftc^crer SScg jur (5'^re ; M. E-s. a — money article, ettt 33ar(jr« tifel {iiw 9lrtifcl ber mitbaarem®cU be bcja^It wevbcn nin^) ; for — cash or money, fiir obcr gcgcn baareS ®elb ; to meet with — purchasers, Wilitgt J?aufer ftnben ; — payment, baare 3abfnng ; — sale, etn fdjnellcr SSer? fauf ; to meet with a — sale, ftc^ gnt berfanfen, gut abgcf)cn, fc^ncUen wi- fa^ fiiiben ; ii. ado. bcvcits, fc^oit ; HI. .«. Kulg. ellipt. ftatt — money. \!^!X' vc3®clb; M. T. (Sontantcn; Saar; f*«ff- . , , ,,. To RE-AFFIRM, «. a. wtcbcr bcEraftt- gen. RE-AFFlRMANCE, s. bie tuieberfjolte Setriiftigung. RE-AGENTS, s. pi. Ch. T. ^ieagcnttcii, gegenwirfeube -DJittel. REAUarf/. 1. ju (Sadien gcf^iivia, fac^ . . ; 2. L. T. fac^licf), binglid), lic^ geiib, nnbcmeg(id) ; 3. aiefeiitlic^; 4, uic^t crbid)tet, wirflid), waijr ; — du- cat, ber ©pecteS=^ucatcn (wirtlic^t 2)ucatcn in ®olb) ; — estate, (—pro- perty), /.. T. bag ©runbcijient^nm, uubcraeglic^e 33erm6gcii, bte licgeii' bcu ©liter ; (— estates), pi. 9iea(ifd< ten ; M. E-s. — money, flirtgenbc iliiinjc; — price, ber gffcctiapretS ; — security, bie iBcfc^mciung, spfanb= belaftung ; — syrup, 3uifern)ruv ; — fare, tit Sfletto=2;ara. REAL, s. bcr Sleat (at^tc 2;l)cit cine^ fpaitifc^en 3:^a[er«). REALGAR, s. bcr rotfte 9Irfenif, .§itt- tcnraud), baS 3taufc^gelb. REALIST, s. ber Siealifl. REALITY, \s. \. ba« m iitiifien ; 2. crnten, einernten; fainmeln; to — advantage, Soi't&eit jic()Cn. REAPER, s. ber Scbntttcr. REAPING, s. bag a)Jaf)en, ©vntcn ; — fork, bte ©arbcngabel ; — hook (— sickle), bte ©id)el ; — time, bte (Svn= tejeir, (Snttc. To RE-APPAREL, v. a. ftneber fletben, vineber fdjntitcfcn. 7b RE-APPEAR, v. n. tt)ieber evfctet^ nen. RE-APPEARANCE, s. bie. 2Siebever= fc|etniing. RE-APPLicATiON, s. bte njifbcr^oltc 9lnftrengung. Tj RE-APPOINT, c.«. ivicbci: cvnenncn. RE-APPOESTTMENT, s. bie SBiebevcr^ ncnnitng. REAR, s. 1. ber gfJac^traD, [Uartjjug (bie Arriercgarde) ; bflg -Jfac^gcfd)Wa= bcv; bie yta^l)nt; 2. ^inteve StcUe, bev >&intergvunb ; to bring up the — , ten Sflac^tvabcontmaubirfn; ben 3"g fct)liepen ; ben 'Kiicfjug bc(f en ; to be in the — , jule^t fommcn ; — admiral, 1. bef Gontveabmiraf, 3lufii^vev beS .§intei'9cfci)tv)abcrs ; 2, ba« 0"Lnitvcab= mivnlfd^iff; — guard, bef 9^ad)Uig» ba« >§intci-treffen ; —mouse, bic g[e= bermans. 7b REAR, V. I a. 1. aufrirfjten ; ewicf); ten; erl;eben; 2. anfjic|en; erjic^ l)cn • 3. Sffti\t\) cinflii^en, bcteben ; 4. anfjtaubei-n, auftvetOcn, auf|rt>en^cn ; ,11. 71. fic^ biiumen. REARWARD, s. the — , biv 91ad)trab, bag tSnbe. 7b REASCEND, v. a. A- ». UMCbCV I^tuaitf fleigen. ilEASON, s. 1. bic a>cnninft ; 2. bie llrfarf)c^ber (*-l3cjucg=)®inub, (3Scv= nunft=)-&4)Iug ; 3. ba« 3f{cdjt, bcr^Iit' fprnd); 4. bic i^iUigfeit; a)ia{;i= anug ; to bring one to — , Sentanb 5iti' iljcvninift briiigcn ; to do — , 55efd;etb ti)«n ; Ocfvtebigen ; to hear --, ftc^ belcbren Inffen ; to speak — , vev= uiinftig reben ; it stands to — , cS ift in aSeinnnft gcmay, ift bidig; by — oi; »e<]en; by — that, Uiei[; in (all) — , mtt dlt^t, billiger 2Beife; as — - was, wic eg au(i) biUig war. r,i REASON, 1). 77. vaifonntven, nntcr= ruc^en, yevniinftig vebcn, urtbeilen .tnb fd)(ie^en ; burd) ©ritnbc iibcn'e= Den; coTit.yerniinfteln ; wovtmerbfcln, ftveitcn; to — with one's self, bebeti= feu, iibevlegen. .lEASONABLE (adv. —j.\'\ adj. i. 'on-- itiinftig; 2. billtg, niatJig; 3. mirfe:'= niagig; jiemlid),' leiblid), evtvaglirf) ; M. T. nicbfig (im -^veife), a>ol)lfeil: at a — rate or price. 5« biUigent 5|]fet= fc ; — aid, /.. 7'. cine DIbgabe an ben SebfnSf)evrn bci ■Jhi'Jftattung fctnee 2:od)ter opec jiim >Jiitferfd)(ag beg ©D^neg; — ness, ?. 1. bic iBcvnnnfr, SerniJnftigfeit (w. ii.) ; 2. 5>ernunft- 342 ntaptglcit; 3. Sifligfeit, 3Kafigteit; SD^Ja^igung. REASONER, *•. bCf S^CntcV ; cant. 2?CV= nitnftlev. REASONING, s. bie ©ifcnntni^entn)i= tfelnng; bag ScbltciJen. REASONLESS, adj. unycvniinftig, aU bevn. RE-ASSEMBLAGE, s. bic 2Bieberycr= fammlung. To RE-ASSEMBLE, v. I. a. Wicbcr DCf: fainmeln ; ii. n. fid) bcvfammcln, jn= famntenfommen. To RE-ASSERT, v. a. TOieber bebanptcit. To RE-ASSIGN, v. a. roicber abtretcn. To RE-ASSUME, v. a. wiebef anncbincn. RE-AssuMPi'iON, s. bic SSicberan; ml)\w. RE-ASSURANCE, s. bie 9?caffeciivaii5. 7b RE-ASSURE, ». a. 1. ItHCber bcillbi^ gen, bie Surest bciie|men, 3}2ittf) ein= f).ne(|eii ; 2. M. E. rcaffccuvircn. RE-ASSURER, s. tcf 3f{eaffecnvanf. RE-ATFACHMENT. .5. L. T. bic aUx- inalige SJev^aftnng, wiebevboUe ^fanbnng. 7b RE-ATl'EMPT, v. a. IviebCV ycrflt= fben. RE-BAPriZATiON. .s. bag S!Sicbcvtan= fen, bic 3yiebci-taMfe. To RE-BAPTIZE, v. a. iriebcv taitfcrt. REBATE, s. 1. M. E. bcv 9tabatt ; 2. H. T. bag Scijvic^en, ber 33nicl). To REBATE, v. a. 1. flumVf mac^Crt ; 2. jV. e. abjiel;ctt (oom 5^rcife), va= battiven; 3. h. t-s. init etnem 3Jci= jeidien l^CVfe^en ; coat of arms rebated, bag SBappen mit ciaein Sciscic^cn. REBATEMENT, s. vid. Rebate. REBATO, s. eine «Hrt ^afgfranfe. REBECK, .over, 91ufviit;vev. REBELLION, s. bie SficbcIIion, (Smpv= rung, bev Slufru^r. REBELLIOUS (adi,. — ly), adj. anfn'ib= vcrifrb, vcbeHifc^; —ness, / bag "Jlnf^ viibverifd)e, 9iebeUifc^e. To REBELLOW, v. n. JlHcbeV blofcit, wicber brullen ; wicbevfcballeii. 7b REBLOSSOM, 7j. n. fticbcv bliif)cn. 7b REBOiL, V. n. %tmt frtngen, l;i§ig tverben. To REBOUND, v. \ n. 1. Jliviicf pxa.\ = len, jiiviicf fprtngen; 2. n.ncbcr[)at= len; ii. a. juriirf fc^lagcn, juriitf ivcrfcn. REBOUND, s. bag 3«'"'''JV»'"Iic'"/ <^'"'^ 3nn'icf|>rHng. 7b REBRACE, v. a. ttjtcbev flavfen ; \y>ki<:tx fpanncn. 7b REBREATHE, «. a. Wicbev atblllCH. REBUFF, .?. 1. bcr ^uriidfio^, bie 3n= viirfaKifiing ; 2. bev SBiberftanb; 3. bie abfd)lagtge Slnhvort ; bag iJicin ; to meet with a — , beu J?iirjcrn jieljcn, abgeunefcn wtvbcn, einen Jforb be= tommen. 7b REBUFF, I', a. juviitf ftefjen ; wi= bevfieben. To REBUILD, tj. a. iijieber banen, )ute- bev anfbancn, wiebcr berftcHen. REBUKABLE, adj. tabetngtoci'th, fabel= b«ff. 7b REBUKE, 71. a. tafccln, »crnjcifcn, einen SSermeig gebcn, sj^erantrfe nia= d)en, aitgfd)eUen ; to be rebuked for . . , Q^crwcife befommen ivegen . . . REBUKE, s. bcr ^abel, aScrweig, Sov= iiMirf. E EBUICEFUL, adj. uoU 3>crft>cife, fc|)avf, 1 ratclfiic^ttg ; --ly, adu. init fc^'irff? SBorten. REBUKER, s. ber sScrmeifcube. £a« belnbe. REBULLITION, s. bag Slitfftcbeit, 9lnf-- bvaufen (u». ii.). To REBURY,7). a. iuicbev bcgrabcn. REBUS. 5. 1. eine 9lrt Silbcrfd)rift obcv ^lamcngfnnibol ; bag 2Bort--- . ratbfel, SBnd^ftabcnratbfcf ; 2. Ck. T. faurc SJJifd) ; rebuses, pi. II. T. cin rebenbcg 2Ba?)^cn (j. 33. three cups, for Butler). 7b REBUT, V. a. jjivitcf fdjkgcit, ab= tvcibcn; />. T. ciuabniptieircn, bie Slntnjort auf bie 2:viplif cinreid;en. REBUTTER, s. L. T. bic DnabmpIiJ (5lntopvt beg 93cf(agtcn anf bie 3:;ri= Vlif). To RECALL, v. a. 1. tinebcv rnfen, ^11= viid' rufcn ; 2. nMberrufcn ; to — a capital, ein (Capital (a>if=)fiinb{gc!r; to — to one's mind, in bag @CbiK|>tni^ jiiviicf rnfcn. RECALL, .«. 1. bcr SJkbcrrnf, Stiitf" rnf; 2. SSiberruf; past — , nnwiber* rnflifb, ni4it nicl)r 5H (inbcvn. To RECANT, V. a. s.- v. unbcrmfett, feine Sc(}anptiing ^nriicfnebmcn, ju= viidtreten. RECANTATION, s. btc SBiberritfiinij. bcr SBiberruf. RECANTER, s. bcr aOibcrrufer. To RECAPACITATE. v. a. IBicbcr fcifyic^ niac^cn, iwebcr befal)tgen. To RECAPITULATE, v. a. fnmniavifff) unefecrbolen, bie ^nnptpnithe 5nfani= nienfaffen, recapituliren. RECAPITULATION, .s. bie (fnntntari= fd)e) SBiebcrboIung ber J^aaptpnuftr, 3ficcapitulaticn. RECAPITULATORY,a(j;.mcbcrbolenJ>. RECAPTION, s. bag aStcberfcntgen. KECAPTOR, s. be r aBtebernebnter ( einex $rife). RECAPTURE, s. bte aBieberflbit«^jnt finer Scnte, einer $vife. 7b RECAFfURE, v. a. dite 93eute rvit' bev abHet)ineiJ, eine 5prtfe wicbei nebracH. 7b RECARNIFY, v. a. ancbcv ill Sicifc^ »tva'anbcln (ai. it,). 7b RECARRY, v. a. J.liriid' tragcil, JU:: riicf bvingca. To RECAST, V. a. t. WtCbev toevfcn; 2. iimfd)mc[5en, ninfpynicn ; 3. no^= malg 6eved)n-en. 7b RECEDE, V. n. 1. \,mM Wcifbcn. juriitf gcbcn, jnritd'treten; 2. abtrf= ten, obftebeii. RECEIPT, s. 1. ber (?mV'fang ; 2. @m= pfanggart; 3. bie 6'tnnabnif; 4. Ouittnng, bcr((5mVfang=)2d)cin,bi« 83cfd)eintgHng ; 5. bag SRcctpt, bt« 25orfcbrift ; ..1/. E-s. to gire a — , i|uittircn; — in fun, bie @cner*l- (inittnng ; on — , gegen DniUung ■ on — (of the payment), nad) (Siitgaitg ; on — of tills or of the present, bd (itarb) ©mpfang eber bci 5livftd;t bie= fcg (Sricfe^); previous to — , »8l ©mpfang ; — book, bag Oiiittiingg^ bnd); re'ceiiits. p/. etugegan(^cnc ©et* bcr; — and expenditures, feinnafymt nilb 3lH^abe ; book or accounts oi — and expenditures, bag (ginnablHt" unb *.?litggabebnd>. 7b RECEirr, V. a. (^6cf. .1/. £.) Ctuit^ ttreii, Qnttlttng geben ; tc — in full, per Sa[bo quihti-en. eiitt @eneral» qnittnng geben. RECEIVABLE, aij. antiebmlid). an^tt.' ncbnten ; bitis — book, m. e. bog '3lc» ffptrtttiMig&ncfc ; — Tiess. s. bie @ni» V^fonglidifeit, ?liifncbiubarlcit. 7b RECEIVE, r.. «. 1. cinpfangcit, «» Ij'jlten, biKniinicii, tu Smvfitfa nsril* RECI men ; 2. (®elb") einuel)men ; 3. auf= ticf)mfn, bi'millfommeu ; 4. julaffen, jUi]cftc^eii ; 5. flciftti] evfaffeit; to — upon cn-dit, aiif (Svfbit bcfoiiimcn ; auf 2;vcii una Olaiibeit «niicf)incn; to — stolen goods, ©eiio^lcueS ^cgcu, beii 5)tebst)cl)lev nuKt)cu ; m. Es. received payment, bc^aljU Crf)altetl (mif 9iccl)imitiUu) ; whon received, bci obcf iiac^ (Impfauij (beS Oeflcii: wal"tii5en) ; received usages, Ctljj}e= fii^rte ©cbvauc^e; receiving house, tin 3i?ttuui5§[)aiiS. RKCEiVEDNESS, s. bic allijemelne 5littiaf)me. Ri'XJKiVER, s. 1. bci- (Smvfaitrtf r ; (Stnitcfoiufv ; 31nitcf)mer, 3lufiKl)mct; 2. Goiumuincaut; 3. ^e^let; 4. J\i. E. bcr 2i}a.uimi)e, bie SuftVumpciuiIocfc ; — of tiie customs, bet 3oUetuitcl)mei- ; the — is as bad as the thief, bcr .»pe()lcr tft fo Qut aU bcr m, bcr 3l<)pel(. To RKCHEAT, v. n. Sj>. T. bCIl 3liviicf= luf blafca. rtKCiiM'], s. ba« atcccpf, bie avjtltctje ~l!vM-fci)rtft. UIOCIPJEXT T I. bcr Rmpfaiigcr; 2. o,v. T Slectpicut, bie 33orlage. RECIPROCAL, I. drf/.viicftuivfeub, »c(*- fclfcitig, gcgeufcttig ; iit gegcitfciti= fteni *-Bcvt)altuiffe befiilblic^; to bo — to, abttjccbfcltt mit ..; — debt, bie (SScgcnfc^lllb ; — proportion. O. T. btC Uin'gcEcbvtc 'livopovtiou ; u. s. Mg. r. fc«S (Si-gebtiijj bcr Sbeiluug ciucr (Stiibeit'bitrrf) cine ®rofie ; ~iy, adu. wec^felliueife, gegcufe itig, tincberum ; —ness, f. bie ©egeiifcittgfcit; (Snuic^ bermig, SSergcttaitg. To BECtPROCATE, v. a. &■ n. tXXiiii^ RECL bcrti; auStaufc^cii, ummci^feltt; ju= riicfiucvfeii. RECrPROCATioN, s. bic 2Be4feI«- weife; abnicci)fc(!tbe Scidnbcniug ; (Srwieberiing, Sergcltung. RECIPROCITY, .'f. bic gegcufcitige 93er= biiiMidlteif, aScd)fclfettig!cit, 3tcci= procitiit. RECISION, s. bie 3Ibfd;iictbuiig. RECITAL, Recitation, s. 1. bic 3Bieber= boiling ; 2. .^crfaguiig, «§cvlefung ; erjatjtung. RECITATIVE, \ s. Mas. T. baS 3Jfcita= RECITATIVO, i tiu, bcr Sprec^gcfung, Stcbegefnug. RECiTATiVF., mij- wieber()oleiib ; Tier- fagcub, erj(i[)leiif; — ly, ado. rcctta= tiyJmcife. ro RECITE, 7). a. 1. n5tcbcri)oIcn ; 2. l)erfageii, tjortvagcit, l;crlcfcii ; cv= jiiblcit. RECITER, s. I. ber 2CieberboIcr; 2. J^crfager, .^erlefer; ISrjciblcr. RECKLESS, aiij. uttbcfummcvf, forg= Us; —ness. s. bic Sorglofigfcit, 3Jad)laffigfcit. To RECKUX, V. a. .?- 71. 1. red)iicii ; jaf)ku, jufammeitjal^lcii ; bcred)iieu ; 2. fct);i&cit, (fiir ctroaS) f)altcu; 3. lueiucii, bciifcii, gcbeiifcu ; 4. 9tcd)= mmg batten; 5. J?ed)enfc^aft gcbcn; biipcit ; I — thus, tc^ bente fo ; I — little of (upon) it, id; rcd)nc luenig (ntad)c mcnig jRed)Uung) baraiif, id) ucrfprc^e niir weiiig bayou ; to — for it one day, eiufd S;agcS bafiir biijjcu; to — on, jurerfencu; to — over, einc 9Jed;nuug vi'iiff"- burd)= rcd)ucu ; to — together, jufammcn rcc^ucu; to — up, bcrjaljlcn, ju= fanimcuredjneit, funimircn; auSrec^= nen, bevcd)neu, mnfteru ; to — with one. mit ciuciu 3ied)nung ^altcu, abvcd)ueu. . RECKONER, s. bcr JRcd^ucr. RECKONING, s. 1. bag 9icd>nen ; 3ah= Icn ; bie 9lcd)uung ; Slkrecfenuug ; 2. SdtSlMing, 'M;taiig ; 3. JV. T. '@ic= ^ung ; to come to a — with one, Ulit ciuem jufanintcn rec^nen ; to make — without the. host, prnr. bic C^cdJUUUg of>ne bcu 2Birtb madicu; to make — of one, etivaS »ou eineni baltcu; — book, baS 9ied;cubuc^; bas gicd)= uuugSbud). T« RECLAIM, r.i.a. 1. Uiviiif rufcn ; 2. nl« 6'igcnt()uiu juviidfovbern ; 3. bcffcvn; i. jabmen; to — against, anbcrfpvcr^cn, (5iufpvud) ti)im; ir. n. au«rufcii, anfrd)veicn. RECLAiMABLE, adj. juriitf ju briiigcii, jit bcffcvu. RECLAlMANT, s. bcr 2Bibcvfpted)cr. RECLAMATION, s. 1. bic .*5cihiug, ©cucfuug; (moralifd;e) Seffcruug; 2. M Es. bie 3'Jeclanic, Sleclamation, (red)tmatiige ^itviufforbcvnug etiicS anfgebrac^'tcn ©d)iffc«, bcr ^abuiig obcr cincs SibcilS ber Sabung) ; costs of—, SJJccIamesJloftcn ; right of—, baS 3liidfi>ri'crung8red)t. RECLINATION, s. bas 3lu(ff)ncu. To RECLINE, v. a. &■ ri. Icbucu, nn= Icl)ucu, flii^cu; ftct) (an)lef)uen, VUl)C«. RECLINE, adj. Iel)ttciib, angclcbut. 7'o RECLOSE, i-. «. ujtcbcr jufd)lie^eu, ucvfd)lieBeu. To RECLUDE. v. a. auffd/iicBcit, ecijff= uen (>u. ii.). RECLUSE, I. s. ber JllauSucr, 6'iuitcb= Icr ; aJibud) ; II. {ndo. — i.y), aiij. »cr= fc^loffcu; cinfam, yevborgen ; — ness, «. vid. Reclusion. RECURSION, K. bic 23crfd)Ioffcu{)cit ; ®iufaiufeit, Giugc^pgcitijcit. KECLUSiVE, a'-j. eiitfain, ciiigejogcn. RECO RECOAGULATION, c. iai aBtcbcrgt* riuueu. To RECOAST, v. a. UiugS bcr Mix^i sum jmciten 2J^aIc fcgcln. RECOGNITION, s. bic ffiicbcrcrfcn; imng, 5Incrfenuuug. RECOGNITORS, s. ;;/. /.. T. bic JtV^lf ©efc^morucn cines 3lffifcngcricl)tes. RECOGNIZABLE, adj. flUerfctlubni. RECOGNIZANCE, s. 1. btc aBteber^- cvfennung; 2. 9lncr!cnnung (fctnci .^anbfd)rift, u. f. m.) ; biiS Uuter^ Pfanb; 3eicfecu, 3J2ertmrtl; 3. L. T-s. fi-i)viftlic^e Sctcuutaij) yor ©ertrbt, 4. bas gcrid)tltd)c (Srfcnntntg, Ur* tl)cil. To RECOGNIZE, v. a. 1. crtcnncit; au= erfenuen; 2. wiebcr untcrfud)en, nod)mal§ pviifcn, burc^fc^cn. RECOGNIZEE, s. L. T. berjcuige, fiir weld)en cin fd;riftlid)c3 ^-BcEcnntnif; auSgcftellt wirb. RECOGNIZOR, s. X. T. bcr ?In«ilcIIcr einc3 fdn'iftlid)cn Scfcnntniffcs. To RECOIL, V. V. sui'iidfallcn, juriicf^ flotien, ptriidfpringcn obcr prallcu; juriidbebcn ,■ juriidnjcic^cn ; his ar- Snineiits — against him, fctUC ©riillbc fircitcn anbcr if)ii. RECOIL, s. bas SnriicffaKcu, 3"viicf= pralicn, 3nriiifivcid?cn. RECOILING, .S-. 1. bag BnviicffaUeu, Snnicfprallcu ; 2. (fmporcu ; — ly, adv. 5uni(fpraUcnb. To RECOIN, v.a. wicbcr fdjlagcu, WiCJ bcr pragcu, umpragcu, ummiiujcn. RECOINAGE, .?. baS 3SiebcnuiiU5eit, 9lcupragcit, Umpragen. To RECOLLECT, « a. luicbcr fammcUi, tuS @cbiTd;tni^ juriidvufcn, fid) cr* tuneru; to — one's self, fic^ fammeltl, fid) faffcu, fic^ befinucu, fid) wiebti erf)oIcu. To RECOLLECT, v. a. wicbcr fam= mcln. RECOLLECTION, s. 1. bie (Samm= lung, 33cfinnung, gafung; 2. (Sr= inncrung ; 3. (i-rinucruug«fraft, ba« ©rinncvuugS'Jcrmogen, ©ebac^tnip. RECOLLECnvE, adj. bcr, ba§ fid) cr-- tnnern faun. 7'« RECOMBINE, ?!, «. uucbcr bcvciui' geu, wicbcr jufammcufiigcu. To RECOMEORT, v. a. wicbcr trojicu ucue ®tarfc gcbcu. To RECOMMENCE, r. a. Wicbcr au- fangeu. ro RECOMMEND, v.a. Cmpfcftlcu; tc — one to another, eiucii an 3cmanB obrefftren, ibu empfe'^Ien; tiie person recommended, bcr ISnipfobleUC, 51brcf= fat. RECOM.MENDABLB, adj. cnipfcf){ung8= njiirfig. RECOMMENDATION, s. bie @mpfcl) = lung ; letter of — , bcr K'nipfcbluiigjs britf, caS ^•mpfc()Inug«fd)rcibcu. RECOMMENDATORY a//. cmpfe(}lenb; — letter, bcr (Smpfcbluiigsbrtcf. RECOMMENDER, s. bcr (^lUpfcblcr. To RECOMMISSION, v. a. WicbCt cr= nenneu. To RECOMMIT, v. a. 1. )i)tcber Bcr^af- ten ; 2. uon yicuem uor cin *$arla-- ment«=Somitc bringcn. To RECOMPACT, v. a. UM'cbcr jnfam= mcnfiigcii. 7'o RECOMPEN.?iE, v. a. 1. bcIo^UCn, vergclteu ; 2. vergiiten, erfefeen, auS= glcidieii- cutfd)abigcn, fiibucn. RECOMPENSE, .«. 1. bic QBelo^nuiig, ajcrgcltuiig ; 2. 35crgiitnng, C5nt= fd>Hbiguug, bcr (Srfal). RECOMPILE.MENT, ,s. b'c 1ICUC Bll' fammcutragung, noc^mi.li.iv 2amm' lung. RECO RECT RED Te RECOMPOSE, v. a. 1. wkHt JU= fammcnfc^cit, njiebev ovbncit ; 2. tt»te= ber bcru()i '^"*' i'"*«"'Sl- To RECRIMINATE, w. a. i- n. Wiebcr be= f(t«lbigen, cine ©egcnflagc iiubrin^ gen. RECRIMINATION, .». bie SBicberbC' fcT)ulbigung, ®cgeiibcfci)u(biguiig ; E T. bie ^IecpuBenti»n«= (2Bi&cr= ober @egen=) iCiage. RECRDIINATOR, .». ciiicr 'itix ®egcn= bcf(^ulbignngcn iniKt)t. RECRIMINATORY. «(i;. etite ®egeiibe= fd)nlbignng entbnlteiib; cine ©egen-- bcfd)ulbigiing mad)cnb. RECRUDESCENCE, > s. S. T. baS aSic= RECRUDESCENCY, J beviiiifbrcdjen et= ncr SSmibc, bic 3liicf fe(;r btS Srf)mer= RECRUDESCENT, adj. , gen ; rectified spirits, rcctificirter (ge- Inntcrtcr, gereinigter) aBeiageift. RECTILINEAL,) ,. ,,„„,st;,',;, RECTILINEAR \ '"'J' 8«'l^I'"^tl- RECi'iTUDE, s. bic SficbHc|!eit, Qlttf* ric{)ttgteit. RECTOR, s. 1. ber9?ecti>r, SSorflet^er; 2. ^farr^err ; Dberpfarrer. RECTORAL. Rectorial, adj_. eineiJl SJJcC= tor obcr Dbcrpfarrer gebi>rig. RECTORSHIP, s. 1. ba§ ^cctovat, ?Sn- fie^eronit ; 2. bie (Db tr=)5pfan-fttlic, ber ^farrbienfi. RECTORY, s. 1. bie 5Cfnrre, 5J3farrft; 3Jectpret; 2. bas Ginbrnmcn etut3 5)3farrer§. RECTUM, s. Ji. T. ber 3J}aflboim. RECUBATION, s. ba« Siegcii, ShiUfjivca (n>..ii.). ToRECUMB,?;. 71. liegcil, Ift;RCU; IBi ben. RECUMBENCE, }s. bag .^ialegtu, 91ii= RECUMBENCY, S hlniCU ; fig. Kc 9i«be. RECUMBENT, adj. cnltegcnb, le^Bcab; fig. ru[)fnb, nnt^dtig, ti-d(u. RECUPERATION, s. bic 2SicbtrerItin= gung, 3"fii languug gefjijvtg ober btenli4>. To RECUR, V. n. 1. wicbcr fommcn, fcbrcu; 2. fcinc 3iif{"f^t uci^men (_— to, Jll), to — in (on) the memory, tt>tc» bcr beifallen ; to — in conversation to . . . , tni ©efpriic^ wieber mif Q^i\soA fommcn. RECURRENCE, Recurrbnxy. .». bit SSieberfebr, Diiiifff^r; bits S®iebev= iiorEommeii. RECURRENT, adj. wieberfffjrenb ; jtt^ rii(Jlaufenb, nmlaufcHb ; — nervest, ji. r.bic ritrffanfeubett 9kr»en. RECURRING, part. (vid. To Rectr"! : — series, jUg. T. juriiiflanfcnbe Sieipea. RECURSION, s. bie 3liiiLffet>i'; taS 31!=" riicftawfeu (W. it.). To RECURVATE, } „,viir?(,<.../„.« 7'« RECURVE, ' \-- -■ m^^^m^rt. RECURVATlOxV, ) s. bic BuVJiff btt^ RECURViTY, 5 gung. RECURVOUS, adj. riicfmdrtg gcbogen. RECUSANCY, s. bie 4lbfaguug, i^o«fas gung, 2Betgcvuug (bcfoubcri fici jut bevvfci)e«bcn a«glifauifd;en ,ftirc^e jia befcnneu), SBibcrfvdnfligfeit. RECUSANT, L adj. iviberi'pdiiflig, ftd^ meigernb, abfagenb, IcSfagenb ; 11. «. ber "Iffiiberfvdufiijje. RECUSATION, s. bte SBeigeruug. RED (adij. — LV), adj. roti) ; bright — , ^ellrctl) ; dark — , bunFttroti) ; sad — or Iixllan — , braunrott) ; to mark — v niit 3i'6tl)cl, u. f. w.. bejeicbnen; ta grow — , votb TOcrbcu; gliibf"! to paint — , fl4) fct)intufcu; — bacheloiB* REDD REDit REDU buttons, bte Si;c&nts mit gcfveunten ©cfc^lcc^fcnt ; — berried shrub cassia, kie Safftne mit rotten 33eereti ; {lUx cassine — Ait.) \ — bay, ( — berry), bte rotbe ?ovkcve ; — bird, bev @tctit= bf i§Ct {Coccothraustes indica cristata — Kl) ; summer — bird, bfV 9?otl)ftllt {FringUla rubra — K/.] ; — breast, baS 9lott)0i-ufl(^eit, 3iot\)hf)l^cn {Syivia riibecula — L.) ; — bud, bie 5lubV0= ineba mit eiiiem S^raubcnfamm ; — chalk (— earth), btC XOtt)C Mvdit, bev 3Jotl)flctit, 3i5t()cl; —chalk pencil, ber 9iot5ftift, aiiit^lfttft; —clover, ber rotf)e aBtffeiiflee, Jtlcbcv; — coat, IOC. ber dtoti)XOi, Solbat; — currants, bte rotiiert 3ot)aiiui«befi?eii; —deer, has 5lot()milb, fioctjmtlb ; — eye, bie W^^i, b>lS tKctbaiige ; — faced, vot^ im ©eftc^te aiisfefjenb ; — fish, bev 9iot()ftfcl> (tit Jtamtfd>itfaV, — gour- net, bte aJJcerlcicr (etii Sifcfe ) ;— sums, j>L (— gum), bie unaemobniiiie MM)i im Oefic^te neujebontet Jliitbcv; — haired, VOt^f^aavig • —hawk, bev (?bcl= falfe, fo (aiige er jitiig tfl ; — headed, vot^fovftjj ; — herring, ber SPotel^a^ ring, 33iicf(tn(i : — hides, 3uc{)teit' baiitf; vuiff. dlott)l)ank {iiorbamcrt= fc^e 3nbiauer) ; — high-mixed, M. E. l)odnoti) sjemifc^t; — iiot, feuervoti); otii^eiib ; — keel, eiii braunrotber Dfcr, ber SRBtbel ; — land, eiit rofl)= lienor 33obeii (iit ber Sanbrotrt^fcbaft) ; — land lime-stone, bic Slauc^wacfe, ber ©olomit; — legged partridge, baS ro- the 3fleb&u^ii, 3flot(it)uf)it ; —lead, ber SJZeniliij; —leather, 3urf)tcn, Sufteu; — letter day, ber (^Ctf rla(] ; — morocco, ba« REDDEN, V. I. a. rotbeit, voti^ ma= Acii ; H. n. (fcbam)rotb werbcit, crv6= then (at, liber) ; to— with wrath, Bor Suvit fliiibeit. Rl'.nDISW. ndj. rotbltcb ; — nesa, s. btC 9l6tb(ici)fctt. BRDDn'(Oi\, s. 1. bie aSicber(?abe, 3u= vii^i^nbe; 2. *Jhioeiiianberfe^mifl. REDDiTivr^, aij. jur 3Blcber',cbe ae= SiJrtg; Oram, r.evwiebevnb;— answer, bie geiiaue Slntiuort. REDDLE, s. vid. Ruddle. To REDEEM, v. a. 1. losfaufett, erI3= fell, (from, yoti); 2. aitalofeit; 3. wies ber einlofeu (a pawn, eiii ^faiib) ; 4 amorteftreit, amortiveii ; 5. njieber einbrtiijjett, toiebcr gut mcicben, be= lobnett; 6. erfefeeit, crftatteu; 7. bie DJ}cuf4)etierI5fim(] yollbrtngeit ; to — a promise, etit 33crfprec^eit crfitHeti; to — time, (oerloriie) Scit tuieber cinbriiigcii; bte 3ftt gut rtmceiibeii, col. bie 3fit ausfaitfeti. REDEEMABLE, adj. 1. ailSUiSbav, (o§ ju faitfen, ya erlofeii; 2. wiebcr etii= Subrtugen ; — debts, abUiSltcbe (tilg= bare @taat5=)Scf;ulben ; —new, s. bie gdbigfcit lo-Jgefaiiff, u. f. lu., rotebevctttgebraci^t 511 tyerbeii, bie @r= ftattbarfeit. REDEEMER, s. 1. bcr ^oStailfcv; 2. @vlofer, SBelteclofcr, i^ctlaiib. To REDELIBERATE, v. n. 'JOll SflcUCm bcratbert, ermcigen. 7b REDELIVER, r. a. aucbfr ctttbanbt^ gen, wtcber auSliefcni, jum ^sroeiteu 3)ta(e liefcrit, wieber iibcrliefcvn; jiiviicfgeben. REDELiVERANCE, s. bie SBteberetiu baiibigimg ; 23tcberbefveiuiig. REDELIVERY, «. bie 28icberctii&atibi= gang, SBiebergabe, SStescrevfiattung, 3iiicE(icferitng. To REDEMAND, v. a. Jliviiif fovbcrit, ttjieber forbeni. REDEMAND, s. bte 3Bieberforbcrititg, 3tii(fforberititg. REDEMAND ABLE, adj. ptritcf Jit fovberrt. REDEMISE, s. L T. bte 913ieberyer(ci= bung binterlaffener pber tjcvpaci^tcter ?;inbereieu. REDEMPTION, s. 1. bie SoSfaufuiig, 5(ullofung; ber aBieberfaitf ; 2. bu Slmortifation ; 3. Sefreiung ; 4. (Sr= lofung, SBelterlofung; right of — , bas g!2icberfauf«red)tl REDENT. .^. Fort. bilS ©ligcnwerf. REDENTED, adj. gcjicft, gefcvbt. To REDF-SCEND, v.n. wiebcr l)erabfiet= gen. To REDINTEGR.\TE, v. a. Wtcbcr in ben uorigen Stnnb fc^eii, wicbcc bcr= flellen, tuicber erganjen, erncucrn. REDINTEGRATE, adj. wieber bevge= flellt ; crimtert ; wteber in ben wxi- gen Stanb serfefet. REDINTEGRATION, s. bte SSicbcveiii= fe^ung, SKieberbcrfteUung, SBteber; ergiinjung, (Srneuernng; 'ck. 7'. 2Bte= berberfteUung eineS '\\\ feine 3;f;ci(e nufgclof'ten ",£6rver«. To REDISBURSE, v. a. juriicfjabtert. To REDisposE, v. a. wicber crbiieu, feflfe^en. To REDISTRIBUTE, v. a. JUriicf Crf^Ct- len. REDNESS, s. bic ^Ui)i; baS "Si^i^^. REDOLENCE, ) .„,. ^-n^u a REDOLENCV, \ '■ ^" ^BoblgcVUC^. REDOLENT, adj. woi^friet^eub, flar! »on @eruc^. To REDOUBLE, v. I. a. ccrbo^'eln ; (Oft) wicberbofen; Dcrmebrcn; re- doubled intervail, Mus. T. baS i)CVbDV= ^eltc Sntcrftall ; li. n. fic^ yevbov^elu, ftiirfcr werben. REDOUBTABLE, adj. furd^tbar, fiivc^- tevticb. REDOunTED,a(/y-.fitvrf)tbiU',gefiir^tet. To REDOUND, v. n. 1. jUViicf PtcgcU, juriidf faUen, juriicf tebvcit ; 2. gerei* cben ; entfpringen, erfotgen. REDOUBT, s. Fort. T. bte ^JcbOUte. REDR.\rr, S..M. E. ber Jiiicf merfjKl, bie SfJucftratte, STtitrntte. To REDRAW, v. a. M. E-s. {— upon), juriitf trafftrctt (auf;, mieber bc}te< belt ; to draw and — bills of exchange 2Bc4fe(rcttcrei trcibcn. To REDRESS, v. a. 1. bcffcm, berbef: fern (W, n.) ; 2. |elfen, abbelfen; 3. troflen ; to — one's self, ft(^ 5u fef- Item Ctedbte uerbclfcn, ftc^ felbft ^el= fen; to — grievances, Sef^WCrben abbelfen. REDRESS, s. 1. bte 93cfferuug (w. ii.) ; 2. $u(fe, ber 33ciftaitb; 3. {%H .gcJfer. REDRESSER, s. bcr cgelfcr, 9Ib^elfer ; — of manners, ber ©ttteuberbcfferer. REDRESSIVE, adj. bclfcnb, l;iilfretd;. REDRESSLESS, a(//.itnbeffcrlic^, ituabs f)elflifb. To REDUCE, V. a. 1. jurii Jfii[;rert ; ^er=- abfiibrcn ; 2, briitgen (— to . . , }u, auf, in, uutcr . .), «evfefcen; 3. »er-' ntinbern, serfleinern, bfrabfefeen (\. S. SDJiinjen im 2Sertbe), bc»aW yiren ; entivcrtben, rebuciren ; ser^ jiingen (cine 3ci^«"ii9) ; 4. bcrab- witrbigen; untevpcben, untencerfen; 5. in Drbnung (in S(affen) bviugen ; to — money, M. E. mef)rere ©ouvfe yergleicben, frembe St^iinje auf cin= beimifcbe beret^nen ; to — a place, ci^ nen ^U\% jur Ucbergabe jmiitgeii, erbbcrn ; to — to powder, in SjJuli'f* ycnuanbeln, piilueni ; to — to ashes; in 91fd)e senuanbein, einafc^ern ; to — to practice, \\\ 5tiiSiib«ng briiigen ; to — to rules, itutcr 3ffcgeln bringen ; reduced prices, ^vabgefe^te 5{>reife. REDUCEMENT, .s. vid. REDUCTION. REDUCER, s. bcr ^crabfcfeer ; Unter* jotter. REDUCIBLE, adj. ucrminbfrbar, jtiriiffs fiibrbar, t>erf leinerbar ; it is not—, c3 iagt ft4 nid)t »ertletusrn, jitd>t ob= fiivseii; — ness, s. bie SScvmtnberbiir= fcit, 3"»;ii(ff"^'^''<'i"f'^'t SScrflcincva barfett. REDUCT, s. MU. T. ber befefitgfle 3iis riicfjugSpla^, bie 3n3"ft>t»s)erfc^an» jnng, giiicfenfc^ansc; Arch. t. bet Serfitlag. REDUCTION, s. 1. bie 3}cbuc(ioii, 3n' riicffitf)vung, 3"rii(f brtngung ; 2 .§er= abfe^ung ; 3. Untermcifiin'g, (5"rpbe= rung ; 4. 33crmiiibfrung ; 5. 3?ev}iin= guug ober QSergriigermig eiucr3eid)= iinng; G. Ch. T. bic g^Jebnction, 3fJebu.- cirung; 7. j\i. E-s. baS Qlbftblagcn, (Siuten, fallen (ber ^Preife) ; 8. bit 5preiSyerminberung, .§erabfcfe«ng. £(?cbiiction ; — of coin, bie -gierabfe- ^ung ber 2nitrt5en, 5)c»aIi>ation ; — in the value, btc (?nt»ertt)ung w\\ Salnten ; — of duties, ber Struerer:s lafj ; tables of — , SicbuctiongtabcUeit, a?evglcic^ung§tabellen ber ^DJiin^en, 3}Ja^C, It. f. W. ; Ar. T'S. — of frac- tions, btc afJcbucticn (^Ibfitrjung) bet ^ritcfte, ^rtngung berfelben unter gcmeinfcbaftlid)en yJenner; a^scending — , bte 3lebuction auf cine bobere ^Be- Uennuitg ; descending — , bte 9tcbuc= tton auf cine niebvigcrc a3enenunng ; Ast. T. ber Untcrfcbicb jirifd^eu bem 0lcigung«rointel nub bev ercentvifdien S3reite; s. r. bie (Sinvtcbtung, 2Sie= bereinvenfnng einc§ ©licbcs. REDUOrrVE [adv. — i.y), I. adj. %\U ritcfbringcnb, uevnitnbernb ; T. auflijs fenb ; Ch. T. wieberbeiftclleiib ; II. .s. bie 93crminberung ; jim. t. baS 5lufs Ibfung«mitte(. REDUNDANCE, ) s. ber UfbevfTutl, bte REDUNDANCY, J UebcrfiiUf, SiiUe; aSetffcbiveiftgfeit. REDUNDANT, (adi^. — ly). adj. \t'^t rctitlicb, iVberfliifftg ; weitKiupg. To REDUPLICATE, v. a. SCrbOVV«IJW wicbev^oleit. 345 RE-EN REFI REFO REDUPLICATION, s. tie ~ a?erbPt>j>e= lung, SStebei;f)oImii3. REDUPLICATIVE, adj. )}n^Op\>t\n'!>. i»tcbcvl)olcub. REE, RE, s. bcr 3i(t (ciue fleine ^jprtii= gteftfc^e 9iccf)nuiig§miuisc). To KE-ECHO, V. n. ivicberbiVltcn, >ine= bcvfrfjaUen. UEECHY, adj. fc^wrtvj SPiit 9tau^e, tii^ig, vaiiri&n-ig. KEED, s. 1. b«8 Siicb, 3?o&r, (S(l;ilf= VO^r, Scbilf [Arumh — lA; 2. bic S{ol)ri>fcife, glote; 3. bcv^jjfcil; 4. 7'-s. ba§ 9io^vinitnbp(f ciiiigcr Soii^ tnfirumciite ; bie (3Bet)ev=') Svute ; ba« aiiebblatt, bcv Jlamm (amaScb= ftllf)Ic) ; — hank, (—bed, —plot), baS Sio^rbtdtg, 3l6bvidjt; — bunting, (— sparrow), bcv SJo^vfpcrliiig, 3fioi)f= fvtechfv ; bie 9tiebinci)c ; — flute, bie Sio^rfiiUc; — grass, baS 9!tcbgva§ (jSparganium — i.) ; ~— mace, ( — maze), biiS Jtolbeuvoljv, bcr aSaffer- ftUbfll [Typha — L.) ; — millet, ba8 .^Ontggva* {HoUus sorghum — L) ; — stopa (— worii), biiS 9iof)r= obcv ©djiiaiTiucrt bev DvacI. REEDED, adj. lllit S^ilf t'Cbeif f. REEDEN, adj. au« 3io^v gciiiad^t. EE-EDiFiCATiON, s. bie SBicbcrauf= ibaiiiing; bcv Sfleiibau. To KE-EDiFY, v. a. wicbcr aufbaiicii. UEEDLESS, mlj. cf)ltC 3?0i)r, ObUC l)c biiibcti, flci= iicf mac^cii) ciiibplcii, ciiivcffcit; — band, bic Scvbpppctiitig bcS (£cgcf§ iKi bcti 9lccfgatcu ; — lines, bic 9?cff= 6atibcr, obcr JHeffbaiibcu; — points, bic iRccffciftJigcu ; — tackle, bic 9iccftalic. To REEF, 7). a vid, UrttCV Rkef. s. KEEK, ». 1. bcv ^axvi^, Sanipf j 2. vid. Rick. To REEK, V. n. tftuc^tn, bam^ff rt, bun= ftfit. REEKY, adj. vaitcl^jg, raiifl)cvtg, »cv- cauc()crt. KEEL, .S-, i. bcv ^a^Vfl fcie SBeifc, ©antwiiibc; 2. cine Slvt Icfc^affcv 5;rtii5 ; — of tiKj log, JV. r. bic ^ogrolle. To REEL, i-. I. a. i)n%\^dn, abl)asi?clit, ivcifeit ; reeled weft, (iu!« gcbrcf)tc« (aufgcba-^pcitcd ©iiifc^u§=)®ant ; il. w. tnumdii. To RE-ELECT, v. a. WicbCV enVilMcit. RE-ELECTION, a-, bie itpr{)ma(igcaBaf;f, 23tfbcrcnBa[)luni3. To RF^EMBARK, v. In. ft(^ UM'cbCV Ctrt= fcfctffcn, wicber jit Sc^iffc gcljeii; Sp. T wicbcr ins Sagcv gc()cn (upin SBtlb-.') ; II. n. >incber an 33ovb bringcn. RE-r,M!!AUKATioN, s. bic aBicbcrciu= frijiffiiug; iSJicbcvocrlabuug; Sp. T. bic 3iiicffe&r tii« C RE-ENACT, I', a. t)Pll yiiWm t>CV= ovbneii. n RF^ENFORCF^ v. .a. f»On ^icUClIt) iKvfiavteii, wicbcr Berflcivtcii. RF-ENFOi!CEMENT, s. bic^Bcvflavfuiig. To RE-K.\'GAGE,i). i.fliriitcu. 240 To RE-ENJOY, v. a. tUtttCV gcuicgcit. To RE-ENKINDLE, v. a. WicbCV Cnt= jiinbcii. To RE-ENTER, v. n. WicbCV t)illCtn fpmmcii, gcf)ci!, obcr trctcii. r«RE-ENTHR0NE, v. a. wicbcv aiif bcit Zijxon. fcfecn. RE-ENTRANCE, s. bcv 2Btcbcvciiitritf, biiS 3Bicbcrl)iitciiifpmnicn. REER-MOUSE, s. vid. Rear-mouse. To RE-ESTABLISH, v. a. UMCbCV f;CV= ftclleil ; micbcv cillfiibvcil ; re-estab- lished, roifbcr fjcvgcftelU. RE-ESTABLISHER, s. bCV 2Bicbcvbcr= ftcilcr. RE-ESTABLISUMENT, s. bic 9SicbCV= l)crficlluiig. To REEVE, V. a. vid. To Reef. RE-EXAMiN.vnoN, n. bic nbcviuiilige Untcvfiid;uitg pbcv 5priifiiiig. To RE-EXAMINE, v. n. micbcv initcr= fitd)cii, npc^niaU priifcii. RE-EXCHANGE, .•f. M. E-s. bCV 9iiiif= iucd)fcl, Oiicambip (bcv 6'puvS ju aH-I= c^cm bic 3^iicftiMttc bcrcc|iict wivb) ; account of — , bie 9fiihfwcd)fcl= (9ii= ciimbtp: Pbcv 9tctpuv=)3icct)nung. Tu RE-EXPORT, v.a. tiucbcv aii*fiil)vcn. RE-EXPORTATION, s. baS aSicbevau«= fiibvcn, bic 9BicbciMu6fubv. RE-EXPORTS, s. pL aBicbcvnu«fu^var= tifcl. REFECTION, .t. baS ©vquirfimg«mat)(, bic (SiMuivfmig, Sabiuig. REFECTIVE, I. adj. cvqiiicfcitb, laticitb; ir. .t. bie G'viiiitcfuitg, Sabiiiig. REFECTORY, s. baS Spcifcjimmcv, bcv (Spcifcfaal (int Jtlpftcv). To REFEL, V. a. wibcvlcgcti {\v. ii.). To REFER, V. \.a. Ijcnucifcii (—to, ail;, liaC^tDcifen ; to — a cause, L. T. cilic gijcd)t«fad;c aiif mcitcvu Scfc^cib niiSfc^cit; It. re. 1. fic^ bcjicbcii (— to, aiif) ; 2. fid) (auf3cmaiib) bcnifcit. REFERABLE, adj. vid. Referrible. REFEREE, s. L. T. bCV ©cbicbSllUinil. REFERENCE, s. 1. bic aScviDCtfuilg, 9la*wcifiiitg; 2. bie 53csic^iiiig, 53t= JUgiiablllC, bev U3cjlig ; marks of — . Tiip. T. Sfif^fii S'lm >6iiibci:tcii nuf Sfiotcu (s. «. *, t. X, II, ir, ^) ; in — to that, ill ^ctvcff, ill 9liifc^iing bcffcii; a — to one's ordinary, L. T. bic SBcr= rocifuitg ciiiev Sarfie Pbcv ^artci i5pv i^vcii vcd;tmafjigcii Clid)tcv; m. ivi-s. to crave — to.., 53csiig licbmcit fluf . . ; craving {or begging) your — to.., tcjiiglid), in S3c}icf;ung pbcv «v,tcv S8c5ugna^nic nuf . . ; we beg to sti j.sin — s, wiv cvtnubeu unS naljcve 9la'iftwcifungcn bcijufiigcn. Tu REFERMENT, v. a. WtCbCV {\X ®a^= vung briiigcn. RFj'ERRiiiLE, adj. ■bcsiiglic^, Bcjicl)bav, in 93csicbung. REFERRING, part. vid. To Refer ; ba§ aScvmcifen, u. f. n). ; — to . . , bcjiig^ lid) auf . . . To REFILL, V. a. tTJtCbCV fiiUcU. To REFFND, v. a. WicbCV ftllbCU ; Wic- bcv ci'fabven. To REFINF^ V. T. a. vctuigcn, lautcvn, ftcvfcinevn, (®plb unb eilbcv) vafft= nircn, abtvcibcn; (difcii) frtfd)cn ; vnffirtircn ; refined sugar, vnffinivtcv (geimitcvtcr) 3u(fci-, SfJafftnnbe ; ir. n. 1. fid) veinigcn, fid) Ucvfcincnt, fid; tjcvcbcin ; 2. gvitbedi, fliigcln ; you — too mucii, (Sic gcbcn ju fc^v inS gcinc, @ie fliigcln jii bid. REFINEDLY, adn. fciu, fpij^fiubig, vafs finivt, gcfiinficU, auf gcfiiuftcltc 9U-t. REFINEDNESS, .^^ bcv 3"i^nilb ba ct= wn8 geliiutcvt ift; bic nffcctivte geiu« t)Cit. REFINEMENT, k. 1. bie Sautcriirtg, 3?frffincning; 2. ^autcrfcitj 3. ®vii= bclei, @yigftiibig!eit, Bifffifi, 91ff«» tation bcv (Slcgniij. REFINER, s. 1. bcv Sautcrev, SScrfei* ncvcv, ainffiner; 2. Svifdicv, ^rif^i nrbcitcv (niif ©fcubiittcu) ; 3. ©viifea Icr, iRli'.gliiig. To REFIT, V. a. ftncbcr licvftcllcu, w'm bcv auSviiflcn (ciu ed)iff), nugbcffera (bie Safclnge pbcv baS Scgclnjerf), fd;icnianncu. To REFLECn\ V. a. nour on hiu), CiS nind)t i^m (S^n ; ti> — upon himself, in fi^ gcbcu. REFLECTENT, o-//. jiiviitffaUenb, i\u viiifgciDPvfen. REFLECTING, part. — dial, bie dUfii' vipnSfpnncnubv, epiegelfonnciuibv ; — telescope, bnS DJellcvipMlfcrnvobr- REFLECTION, s. 1. bic Suvii^atevfuiig, 3nriidbcrocgung (cineS ftdjbemcgciis ben auf .^ihbevniffe ftofjenbcn Jlors X^aS); 2. bag SuviidprnUen beg 8id)tg), bie S8ved)ung bev ?i^tflva{)= leu, aJcflcrion ; 3. bcv 9]eflev, aBic= bevfd)ciu, ®egcnfd)ciu, 9lbglau5 ; 4. bic gtiidwirtuug ; 5. b(r§ SRadjbcufen, bie 53etvad)tuug ; Uebevlcgung, (lr= wiigung, @clbftbefd)nuang ; 6. bev Sa'bcL'bie SlnjiTglicbfcit ; angle of—, bcv 3]cflcripn8= (9lbfuvuu9g=)2BinW. REFLECTIVE, a'lj. i. jitviicjiuevfeiib (?id)tftval)Ieu) ; 2. evaiagcnb, uac^s benfcnb. REFLECTOR, .?. 1. bcv aScfvac^tcv; 2. @tvat)lcufficrfcr, 9Jcflcctov. REFLEX, adj. ^nviidivcrfcnb, juviirf* wivfcnb ; riicfwiivtg gcvidttct. To REFLEX, v. a. juviicf btcgcn, juviii! bvebcn, juviid ivcnbcn (a\ ii.). REFLEXIBILITY, n. bic tfcibigfcit J"- viid geajpvfcn ju aicibeu, Bni'iid= lucvfbavteif. REFLEXIBLE, adj. fcibig iwxhd gea>pv= feu JU wcvbcn, fabig ^miid ju ftiableiu REFLEXION, s. vid. Reflection. REFLEXIVE, adj. juviidfd)lagcnb, »ie- bcvflrablcnb; juviidmivEeub ; — ly, adij. juviicf gewpvfeit ; bingfgcn ; mit eiucv Sileigilug jum S^nbel. REFLOAT, s. vid. Reflux. REFLORESCENCE, s. bag SBicbrVaufs bliibcn. To REFLOURISII, v. n. WicbCV HiibcH. wicbcv anfblitben. To REFLOW, V. n. JUViidfiicfJClt. REFLUENCE, ) s. bag Bnnid^iefjcn, REFLUENCY, J bCV SRiicffll'iJ- REFLUENT, adj. jiuiicfflicfscnb. REFLUX, s. ber aiiidflup, SlbRuji, bie ©bbe. To Rii-FORM, v. a. aucbcr geflaltcii, umfd)affcii, iimbilbcu. To REFORM, V. I. a. vcfpvmircii, \>cr« beffcvn ; n. «. fid) (viev=)bcffcvn. REFORM, 5. iit Umgefinltung, Slei- fpnn, SOcvtcffcvnug. RE-FORMATION, s. bit llnigc{ialti;iig, Unibilbuug. REFORMATION, ,?. 1. bie fficvlKffCJ rung ; 2. 9lcfovinatiPU, ®laubcnsvci' uignng. REJxm.viED, adj. vcfprniii t. REFORMER, s. biv aicfonuafov, a3cr. bcffcvcv. ri;form!ST, .s. 1 . bcv S)Jcforniir(c ; "L 9[?cvbcffevnng«fiKtKige (iu bev ^9* , litif). REFU REGE REGR REFOSSION, s. tie Jliifgratntn,]. To UEFOUND, v. a. JUUgicgeU, 11111= To REFRACT, v. a. Sti'a()Icit brcc^eii. REFRAcnox, s. ba^i&ti-ahtcubrcc^ctt, bte ©tvaf)(cn6rcc^ntiij, 31birniitq be« i:ic^tc§; plane of —, p/(y. 7'. bie U3re= (liiiigSebcnf. REFRACTING, ? adj. (Strat)lcii bre= REFRACTIVE, ^ i^tllb. REFRACTORINESS, s. bie 5!Si!jei-fpan= ftigfett, ^aJeftarvigfett. REFRACTORY, T. adj. 1. n.nbcrfVn"= ftic]. t)a(^ttarvig; 1 Ch. T. ftvciig; ftiifllij ; II. s. bev Sfiibcifvaufitge. REFRAGABLE, adj. lutberlegbav. T« REFRAIN, ?). I. a. (— from) JIU i-itcf^altfu, jafjmcn; il. n. ft^j tnU Ijalteit. REFRAIN, s. bf r Sicfraiu (ftncsSiebeS), !Srf)liiiJveim. T.I REFRAME, v. a. wicbev jiifainmcn= fc&en. REFRANGIBILITY. .s bie 33icc^bnir= fctt (bev Sict)t)lva()[fn). REFRANGIBLE, adj. ix(^iav. To REFRESH, v.a.i. atlffrifcfccit, (111= fvifd)Cit, ernciifn; 2. evfiifc^eit, ah= fiif)lcit, cvqiticfcn. REFRESHER, .«. bet ©niutJcr, (Svfvi= fcl)er ; amg cvfvtfc{)t. REFRESHMENT, .5. bie d-vfrifc^ititg. REFRET, s. bcr ^Icfraiii, tpiebevfc[)= vfitbe 0d3(ugrctni. REFRIGERANT, adj. eifvifc^Cllb, Cr= quicfcnb, fiit)tenb. REFRIGERANTS, s. pi. fit§Ieiibe Slrjc^ iicimittct. 7>) REFRIGERATE, v. a. lil^lill, a6= filhleii, evfrtfcljeit, KEFRIGERATION,s. bic Jtu^(llltg,?I()= Eiifjtuitg, @'rfrifci)iiiig, i;i;frigerative, adj. f iiHeuf. REFRIGERATIVES, s. pi. fiiflkllbe 3tv= jcnetniittet. REFRIGERATORY, I. s.'naS ^ii^lfag ; .ftiiblmittcl, bee t^iiljltmuf; u. adj. fiit)leiib, ci-fi-ifcf)eiit. REFUGE, s. 1. bieSufTuc^t, bci- 3u= fluc^tlott; 2. bag ^iilf^mittel, 9'iotf)= mittfl. To REFUGE, v. a. fc^lifeert, ill \ 7" REFUSE, V. n. S, v. aUSfcbdlilCtt, flbs fcblagcii, abiwcifcit, ucni.ici0erit, »cr= fiigeit, iiirf)(i uipllcu; iiirt)t aiincb= men, vcrwc^feil ; to be riifused, ciitc abfd^lngtgc 9Iiilwort bclommcn ; I tviil refuse iiii pains, icb IVtIl lUicf) ffi = ttf 2Jliir)C ievbricgeu laffett ; J\i. /;-.?. to — accepJtajjcp, bie ^Iiiita^mc »cr= nteigent, nitwit acceptircn ; refused ac- ceptance, bie ucvan-igcrte Qlniiabme. REFUSE, I. adj. Dcrraovfcit, fc^lcc^t ; n. s. ber 3luSn)urf, lliiratl) ; bcr 'Mi- fc^itg, bic 9Iiti!f(J;ufnuaavc. REFUSER, s. bcr 9lbfci)lageube, aScr= wcigcrnbe. REFUTABLE, adj. jii ttibcrlegcn. REFUTATION, s. bie aOibcrlcgiutg. To REFUTE, v. a. (— arguments, ® ViilU beJ wibcrlegcii. REFUTER, s. bcr SBibciIcgcr. To REGAIN, V. a. ivicbcr gcmtiincii, luicbcr erlangen. REGAL, i.adj. f Ditigticb ; ciiicm Jlouige gebin'ig ; 11. «. iaS Stcgnl (ciii£)rgcl= regificv) ; bic S^ragcorgcl. REGALE, s. i. ba-j fijiiiglir^c 93or= rccl)t, Slcgalc, .§o&citSrcd)t; 2. bie SBewirtbiittil, ba§ ©ailma^l. To REGALE,' r. I. a. bcanrt^cji, cvqui: tfcit ; H. 71. fctjiUflllfcil. REG.\LEMENT, s. bic (Srquitf ung, 6r= frif^ung, aScwirtbiing. REGALIA, s. ;;/. bie 3t'i*fn bcr fi^nigs lict)cn 2Biirbc; fijiiiglict;e ^jorrecbte, ^obeitSrec^te. REGALITY, *. bic ^oiitgSmiirbe, iaS jlijnigtbiim; fijiiiglic^e aiitfcf)ctt ; /.. T. bie sBcIebiiung'iiiit ?aii& iiub @e= rtc{)tsbarfcit (in 5Srf)ottlanb). REGALLY, ado. fonigtid;. To REGARD, v. a. 1. (infe^CU, auf «U was fe^fii, bcmcrfen, bcobac^tcn, 9Jiicfftrf)t nebnicn: 2. nc^rcn, f)oc^= alufftc()t (iibcr cincn SBntb) ; with — t3 .. , in SJiiif = rtd)t, in 43iiifinltung, 9'icirt)gocnvc|iuu3, Siegentfc^aft; 3. bcr 33ei(iif cinca iBiccfi)nig« ober Statt^altcrg ; 4. bie -Sftcid)SycraH*fcr. regeneracy; .nen, rcgiftriren; sn5pr9= tofoU ncbmen, vi'otofollircn ; to — sailors, aJJatrofcn anroerbcn ; to — s tax, cine Stciicr cntaflrirrn. EEGISTERSHIP, s. bic Dicgiflratur. REGISTRAR, s. bcr ^icgiftrator. REGISTRATION, »-. bag ©intra gcn, ^protofollircn. REGISTRY, 5. 1. bie dintragung, (5in= jcidjnnng, 9{cgitliirnng, 5)>rotofoU lirung ; 2. bie Otcgiftratur; 3. ba.3 ^PrctofoU ; SSerjcidjui)). REGIUS. — professor, ber fi.htiglic|€ 3Grcfcffor. REGLET, s. Ti/p. T. bcr 6olHmncu=> fteg ; '^m\^\i'^^\\\}\\ ; Mrrh. t. baa gciftd)en, ^Idttttcn, SRienickn. REGNANT, adj. btrrfd)eiib, rcgisrciib, «ort)crrfd;cnb, jtberancgenb. To REGORGE, v. a. 1. wicbcr anubre= dben, ivicbcr anSiVeicn ; 2. giertg »cr= fcbltngen, wieber 5urii(Jfc|)hufen. To REGRAFF, v. a. nod) cill 2)Ial Vfrc^jfen, ^cljcn. 7'«REGRANT, v. a. uticbcr geaKibvcn, anebcr vcrltit)en. 71) REGRATE, v. a. \. bclcibtgcH (ft>. ii.) ; 2. (2ebengmittc(, u. f. )»., ^um SSicberycrEanf in ein «nb bcmfelbcu 3)Jarft) nuffaufen, sonufgfanfen ; biifcn, tri5bclu. REGRATER, s. bcr Qliiftdiifcr, .fiofer. To REGREET, v. a. wiebcr flriipCK ; noc^ ein 3)Jnt griigcn. REGREET, s. ber @egciignif5. REGRESS, s. bic 3iiicffebr. To REGRESS, v. n. juriicE gc^cn, jns; rii(f febren, REGRESSION, s. bie Sfiicffc^r, baa 9}ii(ffebren. REGRESSIVE (adv. — ly), adj. TOJCbcri febrcnb ; riicfgdngig ; iimgcbcnb. REGRET, s. bngiifbanen!, bieSitne, bag ?cibnjefcn, bcr «iebcv bclcf)ncn, ioicber bcaintett. REIT, s. ba« 3fiicbgva§, JRicb. To REITERATE; i- a. Oftm WicbCV^ ^olcn. REITERATION, s. bie oftCVC SJCiftfT" ^olung ; Tj/p. t. ber SBicbcrbrucf. , To REJECT, v.a. ocni'cvfeu, Bcrftopcuj auSfio^cu; auSwevfcu ; ausfonbcvu. (luSiuuitcvn. REJECTABLE, adj. iJcrnjcrftid). REJECTANEOUS, adj. OCVmovfcil, auSs gcfcf)Iagcu. RiciECTER, s. bcv SSenucvfcubc, 5IuS. fd)lagenbe. REJECTION, s. bie iScvwcvfuug ; 9luS> fc^lagung ; -JluSaievfung, go'rtf^af= fuug, !}Iu6fiopnng. J To REJOICE, V. I. H. 1. ftc^ frcucu ; 2. 1 *riumv()ircn (— at, iibcr) ; 11. n. er« 1 frcucu, Svcubc mad)cu; I am re- joiced, Co fvcut utifE). REJOICER, s. bcv (jvfrcucv. REJOICINGLY, ado. crfrcucub, cvficu* li4). To RE.I01N, r. I a. 1. XoWotV JufaiU* nicnfiigcn, obcr vcvcinigcn ; 2. «)ie= ber jufammcnfto^cn, obcr Eontmeu ; wicber trcffcn, loicbcr bcgcgucu; II. n. enincbcru (auf cine 9lnrn)ovt obcr SJcpIiE), ycrfc^cn, L. T. buplicivcu. REJOINDER, s. bic (Jvwicbcvuug ; L T. bie Suplif (?lnt»ovt) bcS Se^ !(agtcu auf bie 9tcpliE (@rt»iebe= vuuggfctivift) bcS Jllagcrg. To RE.JOINT, V. a. wicbcv jufamnieii* fiigeu. To REJUDGE, V. a. UOU ?lcucm unter= fud)cn, nocf)maU bciirt^eilen. REIUVENESCENCE (— cy), _ s. baS 2Sicbcrjungt»crbcn, bie 93criiiitgiiug. To REKINDLE, v.n. XOliiitX aUjitUbCti ; fis-. tvicbcr befeben. To RELAND, v. I. a. Joicbcv au ba3 llfcv fcfecit, U'icbev ausfc^ifcn, au5= kbcu ; II. 74. luicbcr auSflcigcu, u>tc» ber lanben. T.I RELAPSE. V. n. juviidEfallcn, ciucii 3fIiicffaU befoinmcii, vccibi» iV'erbcu; to — into vacancy, iu ®CbanEculoftg= Eeit iierfaHeii. RELAPSE, g. bcr CfJiicffall, ba5 3icci=' biu ; bcr Dlii cf fa (Icnbc. RELAPSER. s. bcr aiiicffallcnbc. 7'j RELATE, D. L a. i. berid)tcu, crs jablcu; 2. fccrwaubt macijen; li. ?i. fiit bfsicl^cu (—to.., auf; ju ctwaS) ge()oveu ; scvnjanbt fci)u, augei)6vcu. REL.VPED, adj. UCVWailbt. RELATER, .!. 1. bcv 6-vsaf)fev ; ®C:> fd;id)t«fd)vabcr: 2. Sp. r. ber 3iigci"» bcr auf bem 5lnftaub fEc()t. RELATION, .«. 1. bcr ^evic^t, bie (Sv* jabluug; 2. bcr ^Bcjug, bie i^ejie* bung; 9tiicfficE)t; 3. ^i^cvbiubuug; SScvioanbtfcfeaft, @c^ti.nigcvfd)aft ; 4. bcr, bie SBcnuaubtc, 3Jcvfd)wagerte ; by — , wie man fagt, von .i3orcnfa- gcn ; commercial — , .^lanbcl joevbin" bung, ©cfc^aftSoevbiu'buug. RELATIONSHIP, .?. bie iBcvwaubt^ fc^aft, (5(^wagcvfrf)aft. REL.VTIVE, L adj. vtUxtiv, bcjt'iglid), bcjicblid), fic^ bcjieficub, iu i3cjie= {)uug oberuutcvS8csugua£)mc(— to. ., auf); II. s. 1. bcv S'crwaubtc, 93cv= fd)magevtc ; 2. ba« 9iclati»um, -Sc jtefjciibc ; —)y,adc. iu ^C5iei)ung, be* jicl)uugsa'cife ; — n('ss, «. MS Scjic* I)cubc; bic SScrroaubtfd)aft. RELATOR, A 7^. T. bcr 'tJcuituciaut. To RELAX, V. I. a. 1. fd)Iaff madicrt. cvfc^Iaffen, uac^laffcti; 2. Ii5f?u, loifcr mad)cu ; 3. inilbcrn, viermiit» bcva ; II. n. cvfcJ)laffctt, fc^laff »cr» bcu ; iiac^gcbcu. RELAXATION, s. i. btc '|^vfd)Iaffuug, «ac^Iaffuitg ; 2. 3JJilbci',uug ; 3. l?:ra bcitcvuug, gcrftveuuug, er^olung ; ■i. .S-. 7'.btcaugcrgcmol)i!l^d)c3luebcl) luiug ciucS ©cfapc*. | RELAXABLE, adj. «ai1)i«tlatf«n RELI REMA REMI REI^AXATIVE, s. bttS aJZtlbCJnbt; 9lac})Iafffnbe ; Scrflreiuube. RELAY, s. bcr frifci)e SSprfpann, bie fi-tf4)en ^Pferbe obei- 3agb{)unbc, unb bcv Dvt, n)o fte bcreit iicf)cn ; — dog (— hound), bet frifc^e 3agbl)unb. 75? RELEASE, v. a. 1. eutlaffeil, Io8= Stlai, bcfreieii, fret gcbeit, fvfi fvi'e= icii, fi'ci Inffcit, entfcffclit ; 2. auf- flf belt, fa^reit lajyeit ; to — of rfrom) a promise, ciiieS SSevfpve^ctt^ eut= btnbcit. RELEASE, s. 1. bte (SiitlafTung, 93c= fveiitng, gveilaffung, ?c§fptc(^un|] ; 2. ei-laffitng, Slacjjlaffiing,- 9lufgc= bung (etnes C?cd)teS), ber 55er5td9t, bte 5Berjtcf)tlci|'tuitg ; bcr (Sr[cbt= giiitgsfc{)ctn ; bie Qutttiiiig ; l. t. bie licbcrgabe (ooti Jianbevctcn) ; ber (Srlafj (etner (Sc:^iilb), Oiemifi. RELEASEMENT, s. bie greigcbuug, ?oSgcbuiig. RELEASER, s. bcr S'titlaffer, ?PSgcber, '■Befreier. 'I'o RELEGATE, v. a. rclcgirett, i3cr= weifett, serbanneit. RELEGATION, s. bic Stclcgatton, 33er= weifitng, Serbaimung. To RELENT, v. n. evTOctcfccn, tccidjer, milbcr u'cvbcit ; iiv-t(|Iaffeii, fic^ Icgcit, fid) iiiiiBigctt. K i:lentl1'SS, mp. uubiegfam, unnac^= (Uebig ; bc{)nrvlici) ; ^art, iiiitleib«= ;o-3, ititbann^crjig. r.ELEVAXCE, I s. L. T. bic [Relesjanj, iiKLEVANCY, i 9lngemeffen^ctt beS iicivcifeS. RELEVANT, adj. 1. auf^elfettb, auf= ricbtcitb ; 2. crt)ebltc^, Jui4)ttg. ki:liance, s. bas aScrtrauen, bie 3it= •jcrftc^t. ui:lic. .?. bcr (lleber=)9lcfl, bag Ucber= bleibfcl ; bte 9ielique (etiieS .gtilt^ geii). iu:lict, s. bte .gintcrbliebcne, 22itt= i.ELiEF, s, 1. bic ©rlet^tevung, WliU M-niiig, Jittbcruitg ; 2. «§itlfc; 3. "ntcr'ftiiljiiiig bcr *ih-ntcii, baS 9Jr- meiigclb ; 4. bcr (Sittfa^ (ciiteS bc; Uigci-tcit !]3la6c«) ; 5. bie Sefretuiig ; (1. ■.>Ibl5fuiig (finer orftccbcube 5lnfc= hen, bte 5Iu«jcttiBniing ; 9. Sp. T. bcr •JOcibc^jlafe bc« ^^afcn ; 10. L.T.haS :Hrc{)t8mittcl, rc3)tltc&e .^iilfi^imttel ; 11. baa ScbcnSgcfall. RELlER, s. bcr 93ertraucn, ^''Sfrftc^t bcgt. RELIEVARLE, a,ij. bcr 45iilfe frtljig, nb^elflic^ ; ;itr ^Ibbiilfe bcvcc^tigt. To RELIEVE, V. a. 1. Uitbcvn, crlcid)= tern ; 2. t)elfen, unferflii^eii, jit .^iil= fe fommctt ; 3. e utfc^cu (ctticn Ort) ; 4. ablofcn (cine [ScI)t(b=]3Snct)e) ; 5. (I)cvt>or) bcbcu, f)cniovftec^eubcr, bcmcvHtc^er iiiad)tu; 6. ju ^iec^t «cr= bdfcn, 9ie4)t3l)iilfe angcbcibeit taf= fen ; to — iiie eye, ba§ SUtge (burc^ nngcne^me unb nbwcctfclub'e ®cgcn= ft;i'nbc) crgii^cn; to — one's mind, fid) bcrul)igcn. RELii'A'ER, s. bcr 9lbf;clfcr, .^clfcnbc; yibliifciibe. RELIEVING, s. ba« Stnbern, igclfen, n. f. 113. ; — ropes, — tackles. JV. T-s. bte 5}luf^oIcr, Qlnfbaltcr pbcr ®funb= tiuie an cinem j?icllicttcr; — tackle nf the rudder, bie Ovunbtalje bc^ SteittvS. RELIEVO, .9. 7'. bie cvbabcitc 9lrbcit; baS 45od;bi[t ; 3^cliff ; alto A- basso — , ganj unb baib erfjabene 9Irbett ; to give — to a ntriire, CtllC ©cflalt beroorbcbcn. IpSmachcn (bci ben To RELIGHT, v. a. tt-Hcber crlfu^tcn. RELIGION, s. i. bie SJicligipn; 2. ©Dttfcltflfcit, ®ottc«furd)t^ grpin* migfett. RELIGIONIST, s. bcr i?rijinin(iiig. RELIGIOUS lade. — ly), adj. 1. rclt= gip^, gottclbicnfilic^ ; 2. frpmm, got^ teSfiirditig, anbad)tig, e|rerbicttg ; 3. gcmiffcttbaft, flrcng;_4. orbcnS= gcifilit^ ; a — house, etn DrbenS= ^aii§, Jl'toflcr ; — ness, s. bte 3ielt= giofitat. RELIGIOUS, s. bcr Sficligipfe, 2)?6n(^. To RELINQUISH, v. a. 1. Dcrlilffcn ; 2. fat)vcn laffcn ; 3. aScr^ic^t Iciftcn, ( — a bargain, eiiifu Jtaitf) aufgcbcn, entfagcn ; abfd;affen ; iiberlaffeit, ab= trctfii. RELINQUISHER, s. bcr aSctlaffeitbc. RELINQUISHMENT, s. bie SScrlaf; fang; 3lufgcbang, ^ntfagung, >ilb= trctnng. RELIQUARY, s. ias 3Ieltc[nien{afld)en. RELISH, s. 1. ber ©ffc^iitad, aspr= fd^iiiaJ, bcr Stiffen (bas ayeuigc) jnm Jtofieu; 2. taS SBpblgefaHen; 3. bte SDJanter, ?lrt unb SSeifc. To RELISH, V. I. a. 1. fc^iitacffjaft ina= d^cn; 2. ®cfd)ntatf tvorait finbeu; n. 7). 1. fcbmccfcn, eincn ©cfdmtflcf babcn (— of, uacb) ; bcni ®auiiien bcbagcn, gut fdJincdcn; 2. 5Bcrgnit= gen Dcrurfad)cu; 33crgniigeu gc= luabrcn. RELISHABLE, adj. fcfemarf^aff, Wpl)t= fc^mccJcnb. To RELIVE, V. n. luicbcr Icbciibig wcr= ben. RELUOENT, adj. IcUC^tCllb, ft^cincnb, bHrc^fid)tig. To RELUcr, V. n. wibcrflrcbeu, fid; hjibcrfc^cn, baiinber fampfcit, fid; flviiubett (w. ii.). RELUCTANCE (Reluctancy), s. baS aSiberfcljcn, aBibcriircbcn, ©traubcn, bcr aSiberfianb, aBtbcriuiUc. RELUCTANT, a^j. I)cftig Wibcrftvc^ bcnb ; ftc^ fiiv.ttbcnb, unbtilig ; — ly, adv. ungern, mit (Stvauben, uiit aSi= bcrwillcn. 7'() RELUCTATE, v. ■:. Wibci-jlrcbcn, ftc^ firiiuben. RELUCl'ATION, s. vid. Reluctance. To RELUME, v. a. tuicber anjiittbcn, anflerfcn. To RELUMINE, v. g. wicbcr anjiinbcrt, nnftccfcii. To RELY, V. n. ( — on, upon), fid; Scr- laffcn, batten auf , . , aScvtraucn fc(}c» in. ., Dertraucn. To REMAIN, V. n. 1. blctbcn ; 2. iibrig bleibcn ; 3. vcrblciben, »cv^arreu (am (5d;(ufre upu SBriefen) ; to let — , liegcn (iibrig) loffcn ; it remains to be mentioned, ItOCp tft JU crwaf)* ncn ; for vvliat remains, iibrigcn? ; M. F.-s. to — unsold, to — on hand, aUf ber .ganb (uutjcrfauft) bleibcn ; there remains in my favour, <£alb0 Ittir, blcibt mtr aU ©Ut^abcn; remaining, iibvtg gcblicbcn, unoer'fauft. REMAINDER, s. 1. bcr Jj^ejl, Hcbcr= reft, baS Uebcrbletbfct ; 2. L. T. bcr aScfifj ciner Sac^e, tu ben man erft iiacl; bcm @ili3fd)cn cincS aubernSes filjanfprud)e§ eintritt; M.E-g. — oi a debt, of an account, bte UnbC5aI)Ite @d)uib, bcr gjiicffianb, (^icd^unng^^) 3icft, OJed)nnng«=)@aIbo; — in goods, bcr aBaarciibcftaub, 22aaren= torratf; ; to pay tlie — (of a certain sum), nadbf(tief;fit, nac^jableu (urn fine gewiffe ©iimme jit crgtinjcn). REMAINS, s. pi. 1. bte Ucb'crblcibfcl, SRefte, bcr Uebcrrcfi ; 2. Cctd)itani. To REMAKE, v. a. luicbcr uiadjcit. 7%.RE.MANr r. «. 1. u'.riid fdtirfen; 2. i(nrii(f forbcrtt; n>teber ifomiiten laffcn. remark;, i. bie 3Inmcrfung, Scmer: fung. To REMARK, v. a. bcmevfen ; anmcrs fen. REMARKABLE {adv. — ly), adj. mcrf= njiirbig, aupc rprbentlidj, aun»i3cnb ,- —ness, s. bte 2Jieifiuiirbigleit. REMARKER, s. 1. bcr *-8cntevEer; 9hi»- mcifer ; 2. Sp. T. bcr Salfc^ bcr baS 9icbbul}n aufftnbet. To REM.A.RRY, v. a. luifbcr ()ctraf[)cn. To REMASTICATE, v. a. aucbcr faUClt. REMASTiCATiON, s. bas aSicbcr- faucn. REMEDIABLE, adj. abbclflic^, I;ct[bar. REMEDIAL, adj. |ciknb ; bcffcrnb, ocrbcffeiub. REMEDIATE, adj. l^cilfam, f)eilcnb. REMEDILESS, adj. Uliabbclfliti, UU' bcilbar; —ness. s. bie Unabt)clfiic^= fcit, Un^ctlbarfeit. REMEDY, s. 1. ba§ ,0ciImittcI, 9lv5e= neimittcl, bic 9tv?cnci ; 2. ia.i SSliU tcl, ,g)iiIfJmtUfI, ©cgenmittcl, bie ^iilfc'; 3. L. T. ber 3{cgrc6, bte 9ic= grcynabmc, (Sc^abcnScvbplung ; ber m\:t( ; 2 SanUjcit, 2.ragf;ctt; 3. llnaufmcrE^" famtctt, €prglpfigfcit, 9lacblaf)ig= hit. 7'o RIi;jIIT, V I. a. i. juritd fd)id'fU; (bcfpubcrS jii. E. ©clber, ai!cd)fcl) iibcrmactcn, cinfcnben, jnfcubru, iibcvfcnben, 9lnfd;affuiig mad)en, mit Sicmeffcu »crfef;eit, remittivcn; 2. luiebcr (tu§ ©cfangntii) fe&en ; 3. ycrr minbc^nt, mifbern, fd)cntcn, uad)laf-- fen, criaffcn; 4. sergeben, ocrscibcii; iibcrlaffcn ; to — a debt, fine St^ulS criaffcn ; II. ?!. nac^ilaffen, nbneliutcn %^9 REMO REND REOB REMITMENT, s. 1. bte2Stbcrfeilfe|uu(3 (ill gSerbaft) ; 2. ber iSi-laj). KEMITTANCE, s. M. E-s. 1. bag SflC^ mtttiicii, bie Ucbevmadjung, 9lit= ft|>affun(i, SBedjfcU ober @flbfeu= bung, 3icmcffe; 2. uknnai^te @um= me ; — in balance (of all accounts), bie 9?eincffc ^cx Salbo ; (book of) re- mittances, ias 9teincffcnbu(^ ; lo make remittances, vemittireil. REMrn'ER. s. 1. bei- Uebcvfcitber ; M. E. 3iemtttciit (bfv belt SBevt^ cber baS @clb gicbt) ; 2. L. T-s. bie 3Bie= bcreiufe^itugtii eiita(tci'e§9f{ec^t; bev m-fpditiglic^e Slitfpnid^ ; 3. ber 33er= jcibcr. UEMNANT, I. s. bflS Uekrtlctbfel, 3{cftc^f«, bcr Uebeireft (ooit (stof= feu), 9tcft; II. adj. iibrtij (ro. ii.). 7'o REMODEL, r. a. neU UlubilbCU, UCU umgcftalten, neu eiuvtd;tcu. UEMOLTEN, adj. urtigefd^motjeu. REMONSTRANCE, s. bic SL^orfteUung, ©cinucruttij, 9Baruung, bev SSevtoeiS ; bie (ginweubuitg. REMONSTRANT, s. 1. bcr eiuc ®fgen= eovflcUung tf)ut; 2. 9Jentonfll'aut (iy^ttglicb ber «ciniuifcl;cu STRANT, adj. OOVflellcttb, evtrt= aernb. To REMONSTRATE, v. I. a. mit ftarfeti ©liiubcu »in-f}elleu, uerweifen ; ll. 7i. (^iumcnbuugcii (@«gen»ovficUungc«) mac^cu, cturoeubeu. EEMONSTRATiON, s. bflS iSovflellcn, aB«nictt. UEMONSTRATOR, s. ber Sovflellenbe, 3i8afu«Hbe. E.EMORA, s. brr ©c^iff^itlter (ein@e€= fifct), Echineis rcmora — /y). UEMORDENCY, s. bte 3eifiiirfc^uitg. REMORSE, s. bcr aSorrourf (bc8 (i)c= anffen«J, ©eiuiffensbip, bie @en)if= feusaiigji, ciitdleube 9ieue. REMORSEFUf^ ad/', ttagciib ; rcucBoU. REMORSELESS («(/«.— ly), af//.rCUlD« ; HiiDannt)irr^tg, bart^erjig, graufam ; — ness, s. bic !yerftocftt)«it ; igivait!)cr= Sigfett. UEMOTE Ude. — ly), adj. 1. eittlcgcn, cntfcntt, fent; 2. frenib; 3. abftra= Ijii't, abgcjogeit ; — antiquity, ba« Qraue 9lltevtl)Uiu ; — ness. s. bie (Sut= legcnijeit, 5lbgekgeu^cit, Sevue, 6ut= fernuug. BEMOTiON, s. bie ©ntfcrniing, baS aBegfdjaffeu; bie 3lbacle3enl;cit (m. a.). To REMOUNT, v. n. &■ a. ivicbcr ^iuauf fletgeit, wicbcr aufftfecn ; fic^ roieber cvl)ebcn; j\/ii. r. r>kter berittcn ma= c^en, remontirfu. REMOVABLE, adj. «)cgjuf(*affert, ju cutfevneu, abjufc^eit. REMOVAL, s. 1. bas SBegriicfett, bie aScgfrbaffuitg, (Sutfcvnung, 93ertrei= bung; 2. jUaumuug; 3. (— of lodgings), bie aSo^nuugstJcvanberung, *aS 3lu«5ie(Kn; 4. bie Sntlaffiflig (poll ciitein 9linte), 9lbtHung; tii'e — of a disease, bic -^^cbuiig eiucv itranfi^cit. To RE.MOVE, c. I. 0. 1. tiidcu, roeg= riicfeu, weguebmen, abneljinen, uifg= fcbaffou, iiicgtburt, wcgfcieu, cutfer= Ufu; 2. (;iuivifgnageu," beifeftcu (eiue Seiche) ; 3. luegraumcn, abiauineu, vaumcu ; L aiiS bent aSege rauinen, tobteu ; 5. vcvK^en, Uevlegcn (bon ci= uem Drt juni anbcvn) ; H. nbfe^eu ; to — tiic cloth, ben Xifd) abbccfen ; to — a court, cin @end)t wo nuberSbin »crlegcn; ii. ?i. 1. ftd> wegbegebcu; 2. au«jicl)eit. REMOVE, ir. 1. ba« ajiirfen, bcr 3iucf, 3u9 (ini St^ac^ obcr Samciifpiele ; 2. baS (5Iu8= pber ltm=) 3iebcn, bic Drt§ycranberung ; 3. U>erfcfeuug, '^erlcguug; 4. aSevtrcibung, 3lb= fc^ung; 5. ©utfcvnung ; 6. iJlbveifc; ba« 9teifcn ; 7. ber ®r'ab (in ber a3er= ixmiibtfc^aft), bie Stafftl ; 8. §ufctfen, bcrncue '>^t= fd)[*ilbljlid;e (uuycrmut^ctc), ®e= fcd)t, juftiiliigc Suell ; bie @^ldge= rci. To RENCOUNTER, v. n. &■ a. 1. jufam= mentreffcn, sufanimcujlo^en, auf cin= anbcrjioScn; 2. a«igveifcn; 5ufam= ntengeratf)cn, binbgemciu wcrbcn, fcc^tcit, ftrciteu, fdjarmujircn. To REND, V. a. rcifien, jcrrcipen. RENDER, s. 1. bcr jcrrcipt; 2. bie Ucbergabe. To RENDER, ?>. a. 1. wicbcrgebcit, }«= riicfgcbcn, crftattcit, crmicbcru; 2. gcben, lci)len, crtl)cifcn ; 3 iibcrlic= fern, iibcrgcbcu ; 4. angebeii; 5. nia= djcn; 6. iibcrfcfecn ; to — homage, biilbigen; to — reason, eiueii ©riiub, cine Urfadjc angcbcn ; to — service, 2)ienfle (cificn ; to — solicitous, be= fiimntcrt madden ; to — thanks, ban= feu ; to — one's self considerable, ftcf) li)id)tig madjcu; to — up, iibcrgcbcu, (fciue ®iitcr) abtrcten, bonis ccbireu ; to — to account, Jtl. E. jjutc 9Jcd;= nung gebcu, ©civinu bringcn obcr abwVrfcn, rentircn, col. renbircu. RENDERABLE, «uicbcrf)oIcu; 2. ta. 7'. ju neiteui !i!ebcn crmcdcn ; to — partner ship, J)/. Ph. bie@iKictdterucuern. RENEWABLE, adj. JU crUCUC(r)«, cr= ncubar. RENEWAL, .s. btf (Srucu(cr)uug, D^cnc= rung; bcr Uuitaufc^ ciucr alteuDbti= gatiou in eiue ncue. RENEWEDNESS, s. bic (Srucu(cr)ung (geifligcn ScbenS). RENEWER, s. ber (Srne«e(re)r. RENITENCE (Renitency), s. 1 . ber 2Bi> bcrftanb, Oegcubrurf; 2. 2Bibcn»tUe, bie 5Ibuciguug. RENITENT, adj. WibClflc^Ub, CtttjCs gen ftrcbcnb, obcr briicfeub. REN'NET (Renneting), s. 1. bie 3^cnet= tc, ber afleitcttapfcl ; tulip — , bic cug= lifcfie SReuettc ; 2. baS inh, Jtdfelab ; — bag, bcr ?abina0cn (oierte ^UJageii wicberfducuber Stjtcrc). To RENOUNCE, v. l.aA. cutfagcn, fict ciucr ©ac^e bcgcbeu, (auf ctroas; iict5id)tcii,^cr}ic$t tbun ; 2. abfagcn, fterldugucn; ijffcntlic^ eutfagcn; li ?i. (im'jtartcufpicle) cine gavbc »cvs Idagucn, nic^t bcfcuucu. RENOUNCE, s. bie Uteiience (im ^ar^ tenfvicC. RENOUNCEMENT, «. bie @utf(tgun(j aScrjic^tlcifiung ; Slbfaguug, 28cr= Iduguung. RENOUNCER, s. bcr SBcrldugncr, (SnU fagenbc. To RENOVATE, v. a. vid. To Renew. RENOVATION, s. bie ©rncucvung. RENOWN, s. bcr gate dUme, Siuf RENOWNED, adj. in Dliif, bcrii^mt, gc- fcicrt. RENOWNEDLY, adv. bcriibnit, ritbni= lid; ; to act — , .ftd) cinen iJJamen cr= wcrbeu. RENOWNLESS,fl^z;. «nriif)ni(ic{), raf;ni= lo§. RENT, s. I. bcr 9}if}, Sii^f bie ©palte, bcr sBrar^ ; 2. baS ©c^iSma ; 3. bic 9Jcnte, ba§ (Siufomnicn ; bcr 3iu8, bie 3JJict()e; — charge, bcr (STbjina — roll, bic (Sinfommcntifie, ba* Bins fcubad) ; — service, bcr (SrunbjinS, — stock (— seek), troifcue 3i"fi'"- roRENT, V. 1. a. I. inietf)cu, padjtrn, in ^adjtnng b'tbcn; 2. AND, adj. B. T. au§gefd>t»cift. PANDOUS, adj. coiiuex, tuitb cr()a= ;it. '! 'ARABLE (ailv. — ly). adj. auSjU^ oTcni; Krbcffer(tci>, cvfefetirft. I'ARATION, s. 1. bte iJIusbeffevuitg ; ". ber (f rfafe, bic (Sittfc^abiguiig^iBei-: Uiing, (Sc^ab(p§f)a(tuitg; 3. ^euug= uutig; — of honour, bte S()rcner= u-iiiig. ■ARATivi'; I. s. bag giusbeffernbc, ': U'ibcffevimg ; (Sntfttabtgung ; uitfrf>ibti3eiib ; auSbeffernb. i:e, .9. bie fc^neUe Slutiuoirt. Dbcr bfipciibe ©cgcuantmort, iivVtfc^eaBtbciTcbe. 7 - i;).i-A«, V. V. &■ a. itoc^ ciit -UJal fommtit, jiiviicf fommeit; jiuiiif ge= l)cit ; iuifbcv Jiber obcr burd; ctivaS gfbcit, iincbcv »orbct ge[)en, ciitcit iSeg iioct)iiiatl marfien. "! '.PASSABLE, o(/?' wtebev 5U bctrctcit, II bcveifcit, JU bcfabveu. i.i'AST, «. baS 3)}af)l, bie iUJabC^ctt; bcr 3iHbip; bte ©VC'R ?cbcn«^ mtttel. 7b REPAST, V. a. fpetfen, na[)vcu, fiit= tcvu. To REPAY, v.a. \. wtcberbejaWeti, ju^ vii(fsal)lcn, bejablen; 2. t>erge(tcn, bcldtnicu; 3. cvfefecu; to — one's self, ftct) er^otcit, fi^ fd^abJoS balten. REPAYABLE, adj. WtCbClJUbCSabJcU ; evfttjlid). REPAYMENT, s. 1. bie 3Bicberbc5aI)= iwn^, BuniJjrt^iuiig; 2. ba«2Bteber= bejabCte. To REPEAL, c. a. ivibfrrufeu, nuf{)e= bfii, nbfcfjiiffcu. REPEAL, s. ber 9Bibevriif, bie 9liifbe= buug, 3lbrd)affung. REPEALABLE, udj. luibervufltd). REPEALER, s. ter aSiberrufev, 51b= fcbatTcr. 7'o REPEAT, B, a. 1. wiebei'bolcn ; 2. ucucibiu(^5 yci'fuc^eu; 3. bcifttgen. UEPEAT, .s.. 1. bie 3BieberboIuiig ; 2. Miia. T. iiV$ aBiebevbotuufl«5cicbeu. REPEATEDLY, ndv. JU Wtebevbottcrt 3)JaU'n, wiebcrbolcntltc^, nji«beri;olt; oft, baiifig,.nac^e'uanbet. REPEATER, s. 1. bev SQicbetbofff, 9?e= peteiit ; 2. bic 3ie)?etirubr ; 3. jv. t. bas bie Siguale bc8 31bniira[)'c^ip wicberboleube Sc^iff. To REPEL, V. a. S,- n. JUrilif flofiCll ; JU^ viicf trcibcn ; eutgcgfuiuirfen, n)iber= }.n'aIU'll ; to — an objection, ciucu (Siu= iiMii'f anberlegeu. REPELLENT, I. s. Med. T. ba« }Un'i(f= tvcibfiibe, jertbetleube \Kittc(; il.adj. Suiiicftrctbeiib, jertbeilenb. REPELLER, s. bcv ^uviicf ftopcubc, 33ev= tvcibcnbe. To REPENT, V. a. S,- -n. VCUClt, bcrCUfU, ftc^ veueu laffeit, Sicite cmpftubcu, ^utle t^un; I — (of) it, c8 react mict). REPENTANCE, .■?. bie Sicue, 53iige ; to give — to one, ciiicu bcrcucu Iilffeu. REPENTANT, I. adj. fRmt eillVfttlbCUb, veuig, bupfcvttg; n. « ber 3icutgc, 33iipenbe, 53upfcitige. REPENTER, s. bcr i'cvciKHbc, 33ii= pcnbe. REPENTLN'GLY, ado. rciteyoU. To REPEOPLE, V. a. wiebcr bcDiUfcm. To REPERCUSS, v. a. JUViicfftOpCn, ^n^ riijjjvellen. REPERCUSSION,*, bcr 3iirii(filo5, bag 3uviirf<>rallcu ; Mas. T. bcr 2Biebef= fcblag tu bcr Sugc. REPERCUSSIVE, adj. suritcffio^cnb, }"= riicftreibenb. REPERTORY. 5. 1. bn« SRcjJcttortum, wiffciifAaftlicf)e Sacf)vcgi)ier, 33ur^ ntm SfJacbfcfilagcu ; 2. baS 33orratt)S= i)aug, bte fBorratb^fanimcv. REPETITION, s. 1. bie SBiebcr^oIuug ; 2. brt§ ©rjiiblcu, Kriuabncu ; aus= weiibige .^crfvigcn. REPETITIONAL, Rkpetitioxauy, adj. wiebcrbolenb. To REPINE, V. n. S^crbruB empftitben, miBt>erguiigt, unwillig fci)i!, murren (— at, against . . , libcr ctlVMS), (to — at), iicibeii, beucibeit, niipgouncu ; ftc^ ctwnS gcreucn laffcu, fid.) graiucti fiber . . . REPiNER, s. bcr 2}iuvrctibc, aJJij5yev= guiigtc, Unsufftebcne, S^Jeiber. Tu REPLACE, ». a. i. iiiicbcr crfc^cu, crftattcn ; erfc^en ; 2. wicber biii= fleUcn, biufe^fu; tvicbcr eiufcfeeu; 3. nn eineu aiibern Drt pellen, t>ci-fc= %n\\ 4. au bie Stellc eincS '^lubcrii fc^eit, i)crtrctcii. To REPLAlT, V. a. md)X\\u\U iiberciit= anbcr faltcu. To REPi^NT, V. a. yerpftaujcn, ycrfc= ^cn, umfc^cn, uiiipflaujcit. REPL.\NTABLE, adj. JU VCVpffailSCn. P.EPLANTATION, s. bic aScr^'fJaujuiig. To REPLENISH, v. I. a. fiiUcU, aufiii= Itn; IL7I. ftc^ wicber aufiillen, «oU tuerbeu. REPLETE, adj. (— with), augefiillt (mit), noli (t)on), REPLETION, ... 1. bie "Jlufiiilung ; Wt- bevfiiUe ; 2. aSoIlbliitigfcit. ' REPLETIVE. adj. (ail)fiil(fllb. REPLEVIABLE. adj. L. T. auSjuIijfcn, eiujulbfeit, wjtebcr ju crdiitgen; — goods, ausjulofcube (gegcii Sicfjerbcit ficijumac^enbe) ©liter.' REPLEVIN, s. /., 7'. bie 9hi*Iijfuiig, eiulofung ; 3uviirfforberuug eiKcS $fnnbe§ unter Sid)erbeit^ftelluiig ; 9i!tebereinfe(juug. To REPLEVY, v. 'a. L. T. ctmaJ an8lii= fen, ciuliifeit, wtcber freimnd)cn,roic= bcr crbalteii, gcgcu 'iidnn-beit freigc= ben, (ben gcvid)tlid)rn iU'fd)lng, ?lr= reft u. f. w.) aufi)cbcu. REPLICATION, s. 1. bic ^lutmort, (?r= wicberung; 2. /,. t. bie 6i7ptcbc= rung§fd)rift (?liitivpvt auf bie (Jiurcbe be5 iVflagteu), a^cplif. REPLIER, ,s. ccr 5liitiuoiteiibe, (Srwtt. bcvubc. To REPLY, v.n.&ra. outU'Drteu, crn'ic» beru (— to, nuf) ; fllS 9(iitwortcrtl}et= Icn ; L. T. rc|>;icircn. REPLY, ... b .e ?hit>vort, (Srtvicberuiig, bag *,'lutwortfd)reibcu ; in — to, tit (Srwiebcruug auf . . . To REPOLisii, V. a. luicbcr glaiijfub iiiadjeu, Itncbcr jjolircu, nug}>u^eu. ToUEPORT, r.Ln. 1. bcridtteii, betiaci^s rtc^tigcu ; 2. 5krid)t abfliittcn, »ors tragcii, anitlid) rcfcrircn ; 3. 'crjab= Icu; 4. (lugfagcu, (als ©criic^t) sev= brcitcu, auefvicugcit, in ^uf bringeii ; 5. wicbcrbaUeu mad)cu ; it is report- ed, man fagt, eg bci§t; ill reported of, iibcl bcritd)tiget ; li. n. fiinllcii. REPORT, s. 1. bag ®eriid)t; 2. bet 3Juf, gfjfline ; 3. Scvid)t, bic 5nad)= rid)t ; 4. /.. t. ber anitlid)c Scriri>t, bie ikrid)tev(}attung, Sedation ; 5. ber JTnall ; — of ordnance, bcr Son* ner beg ©efcfeufecg. REPORTER, s. 1. bcr Cfrjablcr ; 2. 3u= tragcr; 3. ber son einer 3cituijggrc= baction bcflcUte 3^ad)fcbveibcr bet ^arlamcntgrcbeii, Sfcupgra^b ; /^ T. 93erid)terftattei', SJtfcvtnt. REPORTINGLY, adv. bcill ©criic^tt nad). REPOSAL, s. bag g3ertra»fii; b«r ©c= gcnfiniib beg JSertraiicug. REPOSANCE, s. bag ^Bcrtvaueit. To REPOSE, V. I. a. 1. JUr SJubc IfgCll ; 2. fc^eu, lebneii, Icgen ; 3. fciu 9[>cr= trauen fc^fCu, i^crtVauen ; (— in, on, upon, in . . , auf . . ) ; II. to — one's self or to —, II. JI. 1. rufjcit, fc^lafeu; 2. ftd) i»crlaffcn. REPOSE, s. 1. bic 9?ube, ber ofitorinin. ber 33ern)abrunggcrt; m. k. bag @tn= lagcr, 2Baarenlagcr, bic SfJiebcrlage. To REPOSSESS, V. a. ttjicbcr bcft^ctt. ftc^ wieber in Sefi^ fe^eit. REPOSSESSION, s. bic SBicbcrctnfc^ung in ben 53cftfe. To REPOUR. V. a. wicbcr auggicfjcu. To REPREHEND, v. a. ycrmnfcil, t»t= bclu, rugeii, bcfdjulbigcn (— of. luegcn). REPREiiENDER, s. bcr SScrwcifcnbe, S;nblct'. REPREHENSIBLE {iuh\ —hY),adj. ta^ bclbaft, tabcIugiiH'rtb, fliaflid) ; — ness. s. bie j:abclu§anirbigfctt, Straf* lid)feit, ©trafbavtett. REPREHENSION, s. bcr 9Sermcig, Za- bcl, bic iiffcutlid)c S'Jiigc. REPREHENSIVE, ) a'l'j. tabeIiTid)tig REPREHENSORY, S Stabcl cntbaltcuf. To REPRESENT, v. n. 1. bartli'llcu ; 2 borficKcu; 3. auffiibveu, gebcu (em (SdjaufpicI u. f. iv.): 4. fdjilbern, bcfd)rcibeu ; 5. rcprcfeutircu, (einc oiftcIIiing ; 3. ijffeutlid)e'a),iv= ftcllung ; 4. Stelbertrctuug ; 5. '2'av=> icguug. REPRESENTATIVE {ad<^. — ly), T. nf . 1. yorflcKcnbibihlid); 2. rcprafcntf* rcnb, (fttllji'crtvetenb ; u. ... 1. tag nsi REPU SBitb ; 2. ber aSfvtreter, (SMlmUt- fev, ^ie^jriifcntant. REPRESENTER, s. in ©arftefler; ©tcllucrtvcter (w. u.). REPRESENTMENT, s. baS ©tlb ; tie a3orftcIIitug, 3bee. To REPRESS, V. a. 1. iinterbvitcfeii, flcu= evil, ^einmeit, (5iitt>ilt tknn; 2. tm 3aume ^alteii. REPRESSER, s. bcr Uiitcvbiucfer, tin 3(iume .§aUeiibe. REPRESSION. 3. bte Untevbruifmtg, .^emmitug, "Steucnttiiv REPRESSIVE, adj. uiitf'vbruifeiib, f)em= mcitb. 7-0 REPRIEVE, v. a. L. T. i. fvifleil, ?Iuffci)ub flebcit ; bic 93oIIfirecfung be§ Urt^etl'g nuffct)tcbeii ; 2. befreien. REPRIEVE, s. L. T. 1. bie t^rtfl, bet 9lnffd)ub bcr C?recution ; 2. bte 53e= guabigutig. 7'o REPRIMAND, v. a. "ocrmc tfett, tabclii, auSfc^clten. REPRIMAND, «. bcv 3Scvn)ei?, S^abcf. 7'3 REPRINT. V. a. wtcbei' abbvucfett, njteber bvucfcit, iincbev aiiffcgcn (ein ©lid;). REPRINT, s. bcr abcvmalige 5lbbriicE; bic neiic Sluflagc. REPRISALS, s. pi. bic 3fJc}>rcjJaricn, @e= gcnt^atlt^fcit, Ocgciigcwalt, 9Bie= berDcrgcItung ; ga^crct; letter of — , bcr ©apcrbrief ; to make use of — (upon one), idS a53icbevscvgcltiitig§= vcct)t (gcgcii ciiicu) braiic^cil. REPRIZES, s. pi. 1. S/>. T. btC liacf) %\\X' fen aiif ciiiaiibcvfolgciiben 3^citIcctto= ncii, gfleprifcii; 2. L. r. jcibvHf^e SIbgflben sou ©ruiib iinb SSobcn ; at three — ,\\\ bvci uncbcrf)pUcn9)JaIen; hesides all — , itcbft aUcit Uufoftcn. To REPROACH, v. a. sonvcrfcn, »pvrii= (Jcit (etucm ctwas), tabclii; fd)ina- Ijeii. REPROACH, s. 1. bcr SSovtturf, 2:a= bc[ ; 2. bic (gc^aiibc, ©(^iiiart). REPROACHABLE, adj. tabclltSrocrtt), ftraflicl), fcbma^ciib, iiicbrtg, ^i^()nifcf). REPROACHFUL {ndu. — ly), adj. 1. bc= Icibtgciib, fd)iita()eub; 2. fdjaiiblic^, fctimpflic^; ' — ness, s. bic (2c^aiib= ii4)fcit, (Srt)tnHJptct;!cit. REPROBATE, I. ndj. Scnuorfcll, VUd5= to« ; II. s. bcr JBchuorfeiic, 9iiid)lofc. To REPROBATE, v.a.i. SCnvcrfeit ; 2. cftiiglit^ Bcrbammcii; 3. nitroibcrruf^ Itc^ ocruvtfjcilcu. REPROBATENESS, s. bte 93ern5Drfcu= t)cit, Shtc^loftgfeit. REPROBATER, s. bcr Sci'bainnicubc, SSevwerfenbe. REPROBATION, s. \. bic 3]cnTjcvfiiitg ; 2. civige Seibiinintimg : 3. baS aSc'r= bammuiigoiutbcti. REPROBATION EK. .?. bcr yoi|"d)iicU auf eiutg 5Bctbnmmciibc. To REPRODUCE, v. a. WicbCV (jCVfOr bviiigcit. REPRODUCER, s. bcr 3Bicbcr[)cv>jor= briiigcr, (STjcitgcr. REPRODUCTION, .s. bic SBicbevficri?cr= bringitng; hai iieiic (Srscugiiip. REPROOF, s. bcr a^oru'iirf, Sinbcf. REPROVABLE, nr//. tabclbfift, tat.e(!t«.= iviirbig; —ness, s. bic S;abclii«iviir= bigfcit. To REPROVE, B. a. (iug ©cfiitt) Uv- bcin, riigcit, ycnucifcii ; fc^clteii, fct)malcu ; to — of, yorwcrfen, bc= lidjtigcn. REPROVER, s. bcr 3:ab[cr, 5Ri!gcr,.SSc= jic^ttger. To REPRUNE, p. a. wicbcr bcfiDitcfbcit. REPT'ILE, I. ndj. !ric*ci!b ; II. s. iai fi'iec^ciibc Stjicr, bcraBuvm. KSPUBLic s. bie aicvublif, bcr 5vei= 353 REQU fiiiat : — of letters, btc ®elcbrtcitre= Viiblif. REPUBLICAN, I. adj. VC^JUblifailifc^ ; H. s. bcr gjcVitblifaitcr. REPUBLICANISM, s. 1. bie rcpublita= iiifcte 3^cgicruiiggform; 2. 3litl)aitg= lid^fcit an bicfclbc. REPUBLICATION. .«. 1. bie 28icbcrl)crj ausgabe (cineS SBcvfcS) ; 2. L. T. noc^maligc 55cfanntina(^ung. To REPUBLISH,'!!, a. 1. Wicbcr i)tX(l\\?,- geben (cin aScrl); 2. l. r.nodjmals bcEannt inad)cn. REPUDIABLE, adj. ycvwcrflid), ycvflo= fjcnsmevtf). To REPUDIATE, v. a. BCVfiotJCU, ft(^ frbcibcn »on . . . REPUDIATION, s bic 2]crfio5nng, (S^c= fc^eibiing. REPUGNANCE, ) s. 1. bcr aBiberwiflc, REPUGNANCY. S bie Qlbiiciguiig ; 2. bcr aSibcrftrcit, aSibcrftanb; bag aBi= bcrfircbcn; 3. bcr JJampf entgegcn= ftrcbcnbcr !i*cibcnfcl;aftcn. REPUGNANT iadn. — ly), adj. SUlcibCV, cntgcgcn, UMbevfprccJjcnb. To REPULLULATE, v. n. IVtCbcr n«'°= fc{)lagcn, wicbcr fitoSvcn, toicbcr auf= Eonimcn. REPULSE, s.bie Slbroctfung, obfd^lagi^ gc Slntwort ; to meet with a — , abgc= roiefen wcrbcii, cincn jlorb bcfoniincn. To REPULSE, V. a. juriicf f(^lagcn, t,\\-- viicE trctbcn ; abfc^lagcn, abtucifcn. REPULSER, s. bcr 3m'ii 9tuf; gute S'lamc, ):;[§ aiufcljcn, bic @f)vc, bcr 3ln[)m. To REPUTE, V. a. baltcit, . REQUEST, .9. bie i^ittc, ba-J ©cfitd; ; in great — , [ct)r bcgc()rt, gcfucbt (uon aBaoreti) ; at the — of . . , mtf 9[it= I)aUcn . . , aiif SfJcqnifition . . . To REQUF-ST, v. a. bitten, erfud;cn ; l. T. rciinirtrcn, aufud)en. REQUESTER, s. bcr SSittflcftcr, grfn= ^cr, 9(nfurf)cr, ©upplifant, 3flCi]ui= rent. To REQUICKEN, v. a. WicbCV bcIcbCH, ncucn 3}h!tl) mnd;cn. REQUIEM, s. baS aiCiiuicin, bic C£cc= Icnineffc. REQUIRABLE, adj. crforbcrlic^;. To REQUIRE, /;. a. 1. Bcrlangcn, for: bcrii, bcgctjrcn ; 2. erfovbeni ; to — h'aste, (Silc crforbcrn, bringciib fci}n. RBQTJiREMENT, s. ba§ 33cr(aiigcn. REQUiRER, .'^. bcr Sorbcrnbc. RESE REQUISITE {adv. — ly), adj. CrfovbCr* lid), notf)ig; not^wcnbig. REQUISITE, s. ba« erforbcrntp, SJlo- t{)igc. requIkSiteness, s. bic (5'rforbcrIi(i« fcit, g^otbigtett. REQUisnTON, s. bag (Srfuc^cn, 5Scr. langcn, 55egcbrcn ; i}lnfuc|cn ; l. t bic 3]c.c|iiifttion, bcr Stnfprnd^ son Sciten beg (Staatg, 33cf^lag. REQUisiTiVE, adj. forbcmb, begcl)= rcnb. REQUisiTORY, adj. gcfuc^t, gcforbcrt, vcrlangt (\x>. ii.). . REQUITAL, s. bic 95crgcltinig, er= luicbcritng, aScrgiitung ; Sclobming. To REQUITE, v. a. scrgcltctt, crn.nc= bcrii, ycrgiiten; bclo^ncn; (im bi'fcn ©inne) l)eimfnc^cn. REQurrER, s. bcr aScrgcftcr. RER&MOUSE, s.bic glcbcrniang. To RESAlL, V. a. jiiriid fcgcli!, juriid fd}iffcn. RESALE, s. bcr aBicbcrucrfaiif. To RESALUTE, v. a. 1. aberiiialg gvii= ^cu; 2. njtcbcrgriipen, ^nriicf griipcn. To RESCIND, V. a. anff)cbcn, fiir un= giiltig cvfliircn, abfc^affcn, umftofjcn. RESCISSION, *•, 1. bie 5lufbcbung, Um-- ftopnng ; 2. 9lbfd;nciMing. RESCISSORY, arfy. abfdjnclbcnb ; auf^ bcbcnb, umftoftcnb; —action, /.. T bic .Jtlagc auf aScrnic^tniig ciucg (Spu= traclcg. ■RESCOUS, s. /,. T. vid. Rescbe. To RESCRIBE, v. a. vcfcribircn, smiid fc^vcibcn, wicbcr fc^rcibcn; ancbcr abfc|)rcibcrt. RESCRIPT, s. bag D^efcript, 9^iidfc|)rci=: ben; bic 3ibfd)rift; l. t. miUvoxt cincg giivfien obcr ciner Seborbe an Sticberc, bie Scrfiigung, bcr 53? fd)cib. RESCUABLE, adj. jn bcfrcicii, jn rcttcn. To RESCUE, V. a. bcfrcicn, vettcn (— from, uon, ang) ; ancbcrcrlangcn. RESCUE, s. 1. bic Sefrcinng, 3^cttung; aBicbcrcvlangung ; 2. x. t. bie 2Bi= bcrfc^lidjfcit'gegcn obrigfcitli^c ®c= wait. RESCUER, .<;. bcr a3cfrcicr, srieffcr. RESEARCH, «. bicUiitcvfurbniig, SfJad)= fiid)ung ; to make — , cine Uutcr^ fud)nng anftcUcn. 7'o RESEARCH, v. a. Itntevfucfccn, i'Vlt: fen; T. aitgarbctten (bei ben a3ilb= bauerii). RESEARCHER, s. bcr Uutcrfii^cr, 9lad)fucfccr. To RESEAT, v. a. «.*icbcr fcfeCU. RESECTION, s. bic 2Bcgfd)ncibung. To RESEEK, v. a. wicbcr fiid)cn. To RESEiZE, V. a. wicbcr crgvcifcn, wicber ncbnien. RESEIZER, s. bcr aBiebcrncbmcr. RESEizuRE, s. bic aBicbcr(bcftB)nc()= niung, 2Bicberbcmad;tignng. To RESELL, v. a. luicbcr'ocffanfcn. RESEMBLANCE, s. bic 5lebnlid)fcit ; bag^bcnbilb; to iiear— to, 9lcbn: lidjfcit babcn mit . . . To RESEMBLE, v. a. 1. ycrglctdiEn (- to, mit) ; 2. glcid)cn, cibnUd^ febcu. To RESENT, v. a. 1. alg Sclcibigung rac^cii, abiibcn ; 2. iibcl aiifuel)'uicu, ftd) bcicibigt finbcn. RESENTER, s. bcr ctwag iibcl auf» nimmt, bcr cmpfinblic^c 9.)icnfc^. RE,SENTFUL, adj. cmpfinbltdi, cine 58e» Icibigung lange nact)tragciib, gvoI» Icnb, racbfiid;tig. RESENTINGLY, adv. groUcnb. RESENTiVE, adj. empfinbltd;, Icid?« pm gorne rcijbar. RESENTMENT, s. btC ©mVftUblicfifcit, bcr Unnnllc, SScrbrnf), 3ovn ; @ioU .: bie dl13a^« niiij]; 2. ber 3fiu(f^en)^alt, iBovbe-: halt, bie glaufel; 3. C5infci)vanEung; mental — , ber 'eiiiiirucfbalt, gc{)eime (lugliilige) Sovbcfjalt. KESKRVATIVE, adj. ailffecWd^rCltb, yovbct)nltenb. (!r.SERVATORY, s. bcv SOc^iiltcr, HS iicbdltiitp. ro RESERVE, v.a.i. juriicf baltcit ; 2. aiif^eben, aiif[)cwaf)rcn, aufbc^atteii; fcebnltfii, crballcu ; to — to one's self, (etivns) fill- fid) bfl)alteit, ftd) (choas) «ovbtf)aitc!i, vefn'inrcit ; reserving . . , mit ber 9lu«nabine ba5 . . : reserving due payment, M. Ph. mit Obev llllter aSorbeboU be3 (SiiiflaiigS. RESERVE, s. 1. bcr aiiicfbalf, -gittfer^ bait ; 2. Mil. Ph. (body of — ), baS 9ficreryc=(5ovp8; 3. bev gSotbe^alt; 4. bag aSerbot, bie eiiifcbi'^infiing ; 5. SiuSita^me; 6. Buviicfbaltuiiij, SLUfcbcibcn^ftt; much on the—, fc^r juciicf {)alteiib ; to keep in — , auffpa= veil (aiif ben 5lott)falI). RESERVED (adr. — ly), adj. \mM^aU tcnb, »cvfc{)toffen, biiftcr, fiuftcr. UESERVEDNESS, .9. bie 3nviirf bnltuiij], i8cbad)tli4)Eeit, SScrfcbloffenbfit. RESERVER, s, bcr 5)Iiifbe»abrer. RESERVOIR, K. bas 53ebaUnii, ber a3el)alter; SBafferbe^alter, 9e6t)V= fa^en. To RESETTLE, v. n. Wiebev fcfeCJt ; tineber ^evftcllcii; tvieber benil)igcit, fiilleii. RESETTLEMENT, s. bte .^erflellitng ; ilcru()i<]iing ; after a — . iiac^bem c« ftcf) wicter (jit i^cbcti) gcfcfet bat. To RESHiP, V. a. ivicbev etnfcl)iffcii. RESHIPMENT, s. M. E. bie aBtcbercin= fctiiffiiitg; SBieberyerrcnbuitg ; 3Jitcf= uevlabuiig, SJiicflabiiitg. To RESIDE, V. n. ttJOljUetl, fif& VOt> auf= batten, fetticti Si^ obtr ^of I)aben, Teftbiren. IiEsiDExXCE, s. 1. bcr Sliifeiit^alt (bag aSeviDeilfii an eiiiem Orte) : 2. ber Sffiobnft^, bieaTHibmiitg; 3. Sficftbenj; .^iii^filabt, baS^oflager; 4. bie 9te= fibeutfcbaft (bcr Dvtroo eiit [Hefibcnt ivobiit) ; place of — , ber SBo^itort, bie iJJeftbcns. RESIDENT, r. adj. ti'obiibaft, tvoljiicnb, vcftbirenb (at, ju) ; feftftebenb: II. s. ber ®efcbcift«fiif)rej: (5GevoUmac^= tigte) etue8 ^ofes on einem frembcit Cite, Untergcfanbte, 9ieftbeiit. Ui'-SIDENTIARV. I. arij. fepbnft be= ftaiibig wo blcibcub; ir. s. ber ©tifl^ licbe, bcr am Drte feiner $fviiube wo^nt. RESiDER, s. ber 'Somicilirenbe. RESIDUAL, ? adj. lifaiig gcbliebcit, RESIDUARY, S "'■''^•O' narf)bleibenb ; L.T-s. — legatee, bcr 'JJatijcrbe, ^aupt= erbe, Uniucrfalerbe ; — property, ber rcine 6vbnac{)(ai}, nad; Qlbjiig bcr ©cbulben iinb Scgate. RESIDUE (Residuum), s. ber (Ueber=) Steft, bas Uebrige ; M. E. (— of an account, &c.) ber ytedjitung-jveft, dlid)- niingsfalbo; S^iiifftaub ei'ner (5d)ulb ; SBaavenvcft. y« RESIGN, V a. i. a[?erjid)t leiflen, entfageu, aufgebeit, abtreteu, nieber= Icgen, itbergcbcn; 2. fic^ ergebeii, uiiternjcrfciv. RESIGNATION, s. 1. bie a!?erji(^tlei= flung, ber 3?er5id)t, bie ©iitfaguug, *ilbtretuitg, 9!icbcrlegiiiig; 2. (jrge= bung, ^tiigebung, Uiiterwcvfung, ©elbilyerldiigiiiing. RESIGNED, adj. cvgebcn. RESIGNEDLY, ado. mit (frgcbitng. UEsiGN'SR.s, J..T. berein 3imt, li.f.w. abttiti Tersidjtleiftcnbe. 77 s. baS 3uriiJf^rtn= gen, 5lbvraUen. RESILIENCE, RESILIENCY, RESILITION, RESILIENT, adj. iMxM fpringcKb, ab- ^jralJenb. RESIN, s. bag -§arj; — elastic, baS Sebev^arj. RESINIFEROUS, adj. .§arj gebenb, f)«rjig. , RESINOUS, a'lj. ^arjtg ; — ness, s. bte .^arjigfeit. REsiPisCENCE, s. bie SiJa^flug^eit, iUacbrene, pi f^jdte Dffcue. To RESIST, V. n. i^ n. lutbevflebctt, fid; njiberfe^trt, SBibcrftanb (eiflen. RESISTANCE, s. ber 2Biberfianb, 5lb= flanb. RESISTANT, s. ber (bie, baS) SBifer^ ftanb leiflct. RESISTER, s. ber 3BiberfeVr. RESISTIBILITY, s. bic 2Biberftef)ltd)= feit, 2BiberfefeIid)feit. RESISTIBLE, adj. ivibtrftc^lic^, njtbev= fe^lieft ; — ness, s. vid. Resistibility. RESISTIVE, adj. ju wibcrftebeu !.'er= miigenb. RESISTLESS (n/Zw. — ly), adj Untt,nber= ftebli^ ; l)iilf(ci8, nicbt jn wibcrfic= ben oermogeub. RESOLUBLE, adj. f^mcljbar, auflijg-- bar. RESOLUTE (n.Z,7. —i,y), adj. entfc^Iof^ fen, flanbbaft, be^erjt ; fcfi. RESOLUTENESS, s. bie (5ntfc^Ioffen= t;eit, (5tanbt)aftigteit, ??eftigfeit. RESOLUTION, s. 1. bie ^ntfrf)Iie^ung, ber ©ntfc^lu^ ; 2. bie ©ntfcbloffen-- beit, Stanbf;aftigfeit, geftigfeit; 3. Srlantcrung; 4. bie QJnflijfung, 3er= tl)ei[nng, 3fvglieberung, 51uali}fe; 5. ST. bic 3fvtbcilung eitt'er @efd)WHlji ; bas 9lufT)i.n-en eincr ©nfjiinbnng. RESOLUTIVE, adj. auflbfcnb, \ktb/ii- Icnb (». ii.). RESOLVABLE, adj. auffiiSlic^, aufli.i«= bar; erf(drlid). To RESOLVE, v. \. a. 1. auflijfen ; anah)ftren, jcrlegen ; fd)meljen/ 2. bcfd)licf;fn, beftimmen, feflfe|en/; 3. erldntern, erfldren, Slnffc^lup cber 5(u«funft geben ; 4. bele^ren, iibcr= jcngen ; — me . ., trfldrt mir . . ; H. H. 1. fid) auflijfen, fd)mcljcn, ger= gef)cn; 2. ftd) entfc^Iie^en (— on. ju etroaS), fid) »prne()meit, eiiten (Jiit= fcblu^ f'lfff" J '•'' — upon soinetliing, Sxib 5u cfiuaS entfd;lie{ieti, ctmag be= fcbliepe". RESOLVE, s. ber (Sntfdyhif, 5?efc^(ug. RESOLVED {ado. — ly), adj. Cllt- fc^loffen. RESOLVEDNESS, s. bte ©ntfc^lpffeti- bcit. RF,SOLVENT, s. Med. &■ Ch. T. baS ?luf= Iofung«mitteI. RESOLVER. s. bcr ctivaS auflijfct, be= fd)lie6t II. f. TO. RESONANCE, .9. bcr aSiebcrflang, 9Jact)fKing. RESONANT, adj. ivicbcrtonenb, nac^- flingenb. To RESORB. V. a. cinfc^lurfcn, ciiifan= gen, t)crfd)lingen. RESORBENT, adj. »erfd)!iii0enb. '/•« Ri'SORT, V. n. 1. luobtu fomuien, ftc^ wof)in begeben, befud;en ; 2. feiue 3"Pucbt ncbmcn jn . . ■ RESORT, s. 1. bie 3'ifcini'icnfiinft, aSerfammluiig ; 2. bcr 3«fanimen= flag ; 3. «3efiicfe ; dernier — , baS ^i3d)fle 3]cd)tetribunal (Dberbaii«); place of public — , ber allgenuin be= fud)te (L^ffeutlic^c) Dvt. RicsoRTER, «. bev .GiiiEommenbe, 93e= fteiltc. 7o RESOUND. ?■. \. a. 1. wicbcvbaUen mac^en, erfd;alien marl)vn, ftngen; 2. ausbreiten ; to — fame, SfJuf nn* bvcitcu; II. n. wieber^allen, wicbtrs fitallen, njtcbertpnen, nac^l)allen; er« fd)aUen. RESOUND, a. ba« ®d)0, bcr SBiebevljall RPSOURCE. s. 1. bie fiiilfSiiuelle, ba« ^iilf«mitte(, 2JJittel, bie .^iilfe, 3u. fllld)t, 91llShliift; 2. resources, pi ^iilflquellen, ©clbmittel. RESOURCELESS, adj. O^llC ^ulf«» qucHen. To RESOW, V. ir. a. luicber fdcu. To RESPEAK, v. n. 1. anticorteit, «- uncbern (w. ii.) ; 2. wieber fprec|)cn; lincbcrbolen. To RESPECrr, V. a. 1. fd)afeCtt, a^tCB, ebren; verelireu; 2. 9?iicfftcJ)t neb=> men ; 3. fid) bejic^cn ; it respects . . , eg be^ie^t ftc^ auf . . ; respected by ., t>erel)rt, gead)tet »pn . . . RESPECT, s. 1. bie ^infid)t, SRiidfic^t, 31ufmerffamtcit ; 2. 5lcbtung, ■Qodi^ ad)tung, SSeretirnng, Gbrevbictung, eijrfuvd^t ; 3. (Sbvf, bns Slnfe^en; 4. ber at^tunggivcrt^e Gbarattcr ; 5. bie *ilbfid)t, ber 93en.icggrnnb; 6. bie ^arteilic^tcit, ©niift, @emrgenf)cit ; — of person, bag 2liife^en ber 5{Ser= fon; of good — , reblid), von gutem 6£)araftcr ; in — of their bodies, tn 33etiad)t tbrev j?ijrver ; with — to, in iy{ii(f|id)t anf, in SBcjicbnng auf; in some — , in gcwiffcr Stiidfi^t, ge* tinffer 9JJafjen ; in all — s, in jebem 33etrac|t, in jebcr.Sinftdjt; in many — E, in sieler ^tnftd)t; to shame — , bie fdjulbige (Jbrevbictung aug ben 9liigen fefecn ; respects, ;;;. ©rii^c, (Sinrfel}lnng (ikseigung ber 2ld)= tnng) ; to desire one's — to one, ftc^ cinem empfe^lcn, 3ftnaub gviijjfn laffen. RESPECTABii,iTY, ,«. bie 91c|titng«=^ niiivbigfeit, ?Id)tbarfett, bag 9lnfe{)cn; ME. bie Solibitdt. RESPECTABLE (adn. — ly). adj. nc^t« bar, ad)tnnggrofrtf), »erc^r[irb, cbr* wiirbig, aufcbnlid) ; m. e. gnti vecbt« lid), foiib, reell; — ness, s. vid. Rk- SPECTABILITY. RESPECTER, s. bcr Sliiif ftd;t nimmt. RESPECTFUL (orfo. — lv), adj. ti)X(X: bietig, e{)rfurd&tgyoIl; I)liflifb; — ly yours, &c., 3()r tSTgebcner, u.f.w. (ant Sc^hi§ cineg 9[3riefcg) ; — ness, «. bie (Sbvcvbietigfcit, Cf[)vevbictung ; .gof= licbfeit. RESPEcriNG, prrp. . ■ bctrcffcnb, in 9liiiffict)t (ober ^cjicl^ung) auf . . . RESPECTIVE (adv. — ly), adj. fic6 (auf 3leben ing 93efonbcve) be^iebcnb, ctgen, befonber ; mit befoiibcrer sScjiebnng auf ciuaiibcr, gegcnfcitig, gegeu ein« anber. RESPECTLESS, adj. rii(I|id)t§fOg, d^' tnngglog, uncbvevbictig (nj. ii.); — ness, .•>. bie 3fiiKffid)tgIoftgfcit, 9Ic^= tunggloftgfeit (W. ii.). To RESPERSE, v. a. bcf^jvcngcit, aug-- einanbcr ftvcucn. RESPERSiON, s. bie ^Sefpreiigung. RESPIRABLE, adj. attjmiiitgsfdbig. RESPIRATION, s. 1. bag ?ltbincn ; 2. bie evboluiig ; bcr 3wifd)niraum. RESPIR.VrORY, adj. tuic Resiirabljc. To RESPIRE. 7'. 1. V. 1. atbmcn, 9Itbfm botcn ; 2. '?uft fd)ijpfcn, augru^en, fid) erboleu ; K. a. augatl^meit, nug= baudjen. RESPITE, Respit, s. i. /,. T. bic ^rifl, ber 9luffd)nb (bc3 Xcbc^urt^eilg, u. f. w.); 2. bic 9inbc, 9)hi§e, bet (Stillfianb ; 3. M.E-s. bie ©ef^unbung ober 3'Jad)ftd;t mit ber 3'it)Iung, Sie^ f}>iro ; days of — (or — days), ttf 9{efDittagf, S^efpfttagc. .153 REST RESU RETA n RESPITE, To Respit, v. a. 1. frf= fteii, auff^icbeti ; 2. /,. r. bctt Ur= tf)eil«>jolJjit(^ ucvfc^iebcn ; 3. au3nit)f n laffen, biivcf) bic 3Ju^c ucvfiigcn : to — an officer, ciueu Scamtcit fll§= ^jfnbtren, aitf cine fleiuiffc Sett rtii^ci- ^ilmfSt&iittgfcit fefecii. RESPLENDENCE, } s. bCV ®[ailj, RESPLENDENCY, J <2d)immcr. RESPLENDENT {adn — ly), aJj. glaU= jciib, ft^immeviib. To RESPOND, V. n. &■ a. 1. nntWOvtcn (W. ii.) ; 2. ciitfpvrcj)cu, fti-^ fc^icfcti, ^jaffcu; 3. Ills Secfuiiij (SBiirgfc^aft fiiv S'lf)!""!^' bicnen. RESPOND, .f.'bas O'tcfponfoviuin. RESPONDENT, s. 1. bci' 3'lcft)onbctit (t« ctiiev ©isviit'i'ioii); 2. L.r. ber ©cflajite; 5lpeUat. RESPONDENT, adj. enffprCC^CUb ; tn bo — to, cutfprc($cu, fid) ju etmaS fc^i= (Jen, bcmfclbeit gcmaji fei}ii. RESPONDENTIA, s. M. E-s. (a loan in — ) ctit 9litlct)it (SBobiiicrei) auf bie (Sc^tffslabung, ivofitr nuv bie ^evfoit bes (Si'tors3er« biirgt ; — bond, bie 93iirgfc()aft«=:DbIigatioii (bev (Sti^ev= Jxirsfdjeiii iitev ficIteteiteS ®elb in a3ctrcff einev Sc^iplabuit!}). RESPONSE, s. 1. bie *}ln(wpvr, bn§ 3Int= jBOvtfc^vci&en; 2. T. Clcfpoufum ; 3. baS atefponforiuin. BESPONSIBILITV, s. 1. bie 5Beraiit= wovtlidjfeit; 2. 5a:^hiiig8fa^igteit. RESPONSIBLE (adv. — ly), ailj. L t>CV= aiitwortlic^ ; 2. 5al)Iuiig§fvit)ig ; to become — for ..., ^Biirgfrfiaft icificn, ftc^ fterbiu'ijfii, ucvautwortlicl) inadjcn fiir . . . ; — ness, .•?. vid. Responsibility. RESPONSIVE, adj. 1. antmovtciib ; 2. tiUfprcdKiib. RESPONSORY, I. adj. autTOorfeiib ; (5C= lobenb; ©eiinihv Iciftcitb; — song, baS ykfpoufovium ; ii. «. vid. Rk- BPONSE. RESSAULT, 5. Mrch. T. bcr SLn'fpVUltiJ, bie 9lu«Iabuu(]. REST, .5.1. bie 3iafl, 9fJnf)e; 2. bev (5d)laf; 3.2:0b; 4. bie Stiifec; 5. ber 8iiii5cufd)i:t); 6. 3f{iif)ep(vi^ ; 7 jMxis. 7: bie 'ipaufe; 8. ber SRu^epiinft, 3Ibfd)iiitt (ill 2>cifeu); 9. ber 3'Jefl; SBaareitreii ; 10. 3tii(fftanb eiitcr ■ Scfeulb; U. jv. r. bie .<5aiibfitctbc eiiier 5)rel)6auf; 12. Typ. r. bie Sdjliigliiiie; 13. «>. r. bas St;itig- fepii eiiieS $fevbe«; the — , pi. bie Uebrigeii; to be at—, rut)ij], bcniMgt fe\)ll ; lance in — ! Mil. Ph. (bie) Sau= je im ©d}ul) ! mit eingelegtcr Saitje; for the — , iibrigCllS ; among the — , iiuter anberit ; —capital. Hi 3r{efer= secavital, ber 9?efevttefonb« ; —har- row, bie §auf)ed)el, bas Dc^feulvaut, Stallfrailt [Ononis — />.). To REST, V. I. n. 1. raficu, ril^Clt, (Ht§= riihen, liegcii, fd)Iafeii ; 2. bleibeit, ftii^eu, fid; lefjueu; 3. fir6 bcrut)igeii; to —on (upon), auf (an) chuaS vuben, liecjcn, lefinen; auf etraaS getjriinbet fei)n, barauf beruijen, fid) anr ctma? ftii^en ; it — s upon a testimony, e^ beritf)et auf einem Seugniffe ; to — with .. , rui)eu, bevubeu laffcii auf . . ; it — s with me. cS bicibt intv iiberlaffeu; the fault — s with lier, bic SdjUlb licgt an t()r; you may — assured. bU fannft bic^ barauf bcrlajfen, fanufi bic^ S)cr= ftcbert l)altcn ; n. a. jur 9iui)e legen, vuljen laffen ; pr 3(u[)e bringen ; God — his soul, @ott l)ab' tl)n felig ; — yourself, bcru()igeu (£ie ftc^/ ert)oIcu @ie ft(^. To RfiSTEM, V. a. tctber bctt Sfrrnt treibcii. HESTFUL (ado. — ly), adj. tU^tg. KESTIE, &c., vid. Restive, &c. :!5-l EESTiNCTiON, s. bte 9Iu§l6fc^ung ; 85fd)nug, ba« Sofdjen. RESTING PLACE, s. ber 3flu|eJ)trtfe ; Slbfa^ einer Sveppe, j;reppruf)e. To RESTESfGUISH, v. a. auM6fcl)en. RESTITUTION, s. bic SBiebevgabe, aBie= bererfiattung, ©rfefeung, ber (Srfa^ ; bie greigabe ; SBiebevi)evfieIluug ; fuU — , bie 2Biebereinfcfeung inbeit ijovi- gen ©taiib ; the motion of — , ba« ftc^ tn ben nafiirlidjen 3"i^'Tii5 3uriicf= t)erfe|en eine« elaftifdien Jliirpers. RESTITUTOR, s. bcr 2Biebcit)erfieUer (to. it.). RESTIVE [adv. —ly), «/.;/. fiatii} ; fiart- nacf ig ; — ness, «. bie Stiitigfett, J^art= niiifigfeit. RESTLESS (ado. — ly), adj. 1. fd)Iaf= lo§; ituru()ig; raftivH'; 2. Huftat; — ness, .•*. bic ®d)lafIoftgfcit; Uiiru[)e; 9?aftlDfigfcit. RE.STORABLE. adj. wicbev^ersufieUeit, tuieberbcrftellbar. RESTORATiOxV ». 1. bie 2Sicbcr^er= ftelluitg ; 2. bit v*nglifit)e) 3{eftaura= tion (J)iii(ffel}r Soil ilnxl 11. 3Utno 1660). RESTORATIVE, adj. Med. T. flavlcub ; — baths, (5)efuubl)eit§=33aber. RESTORATIVES, s. pi. .Mel T. flar!en= be, aneberbclcbeube SJJittel. Til RE-STORE, v. a. M. E. WiebCV auf ba« Sagcr briugeu. To RESTORE, v.a.\. uucbev^erfielleu ; {)eilen; 2. unebcvgebeu; juriicE gebcu, ober erftatfcn; 3. roieber cinfc^en; toiebevbringen; 4. <£d)viftRcllcn rei= uigen; to — to favour, luicber in bie ijorige Ounfi briugcit. RESTORER, s. bcr aSicbcr^crjteller ; 3Sicberbringer. To RESTRALV. v. a. \\xxM fialtcn, etn* [)aitcu; in (Sd)vanfen (iiii 3it"i"«) lalten, eiufd)ranfen ; jafjmen; bents men, bampfen, l;iiibcrn; untevbriis den. RESTRAINABLE, adj. jnriicf JU ^oUeit, einsufd^riiuten. RESTRAiNEDLY, adv. eingefcSranft. RESTRAiNER, s. ber 3"rii(JWltenbe, (Sinfd)raitfcnbr, iui 3'i"iite>6"i"f"= jieijcnbe. RESTRINGENT,a(//. 5ufaniineu5icf)cub ; ftepfcub. RESTRiNGENTS, «. pi. sufammeiijte= I)cnbe 33Iittel. To RESTRiVE, v. v. ncucvbiugS f;im= pfen, i>on ?leucm ftrebcn. RESTY, adj. vid. Restivk. RESUBJECTiON, s. bie abtvmaltge Uutenverfung. To RESUBLIilE, v. a. Ck. T. noi:|inaI§ fublimiren. RESUDATION, s. ba« 2Qiebcrau§f^wi= ^cn. 7'oRE.SULT, V. n. 1. ytritcJ fpftugen, juriid flicgen ; 2. (—from), au8 et= wa§ folgcn, erfolgeu, fic|) ergcben; eutfpriugen, eutfteben, bcrtiiljren. RESULT, s. 1. ba« 3uriidfpft'i9«» ; 2. cine Sflge mcbrer unvteubeu Urfa= d)cu, baS 5)lcfultat; bcr (Irfolg, bag (STi^cbuitV. bei- 3luSfd)lag, 5lusfali; 3. bii gntfc^cibung ; 4. Sc^Iu^fdgtj gTlgcrung. RESULTANCE, s. 1. ba« Surucfrltegctt, 3nrii(fpraUen ; 2. (Sutfpringen; ©rt folgen. RESUMABLE, adj. juriiij ju nc^mcn, juriiduef)mbar. 7'o RESUME, V. a. 1. juriirf ne^mcn ; wieberucbmen ; 2. luiebcr anfaugcn, wieber t>in'uct)mcn, itncbcr aufitcb* men, fi-rtre^cn; to — a discourse, wieber auf cin ©cfprad) snriitffoms men; to — a business, cin ©efc^fift wicber antuiipfen. RESUMPTION. .5. bie 2Bicbcr3uriiif= na[)mc ; baS SBicberanfangcu. RESUMPTIVE, adj. miebcr' juviidne!j= mcnb. RESUPINATION, s. bag Sicgeu anf bem 9liicfen. RESUPINE, adj.. auf belli 3fJiicfcn Iie= gcnb. RESURRECTION, s. bie 5lufcrflel)nng (t)On ben S^Obten) ; — man (Resurrec tionist), s. ber ^ctd)curauber. To RESURVEY, v. a. wicber burc^fc:- ^eii, iiberfeljen. To RESUSCITATE, v. ti. i. icicber tl's wedeit, wieber belebeii; 2. micbct erroac^en (5nm Sebeu). RESUSCITATION, s. bie aBteberern5C= dung, SBieberbelcbung. REStisciTATiVE, a-//, wicber bclcbenb, jiuit ?cben wiebcr cnucdenb. 7b RETAIL, V. a. 1. eiujclu ycrfaufeu, jllfiuf)aiibel trciben, ((Sllcnitmavcn) augfd)ueiben ; 2. wicber ycifaufcu; 3. nmftaublicb erjat)len, nad)= (obet wiebcr=) erjat)lcn. RETAIL, s. bcr (aBaaveu:)9Scrfauf im (Sill^ellten, (— business. — trade). b« .tiein()aiibcl, 5)etail()anbcl; 2luf« fdmittbanbel ; by — , ftiidmeifc, nac^ bem Stiid, einjcfn, im .^leinen; — denier, ber Jlleinbiiublcr ; — establish- ment, bie 3>ctailf)anblnug ; -MS' fd;uitthaitbtung ; — excise, bie 3Iccift fiir ben QSerEauf tin ©iuselueu, (5ou= fumptiongaccife; — goods, Sofunggi maavc, 3lugfd)nittamare, (sum 5)c= tailbcvEauf beftimmte SBaarc ) ; — shop, ber Jl'i-amlaben, 9Ui5fd)iiitt[a= labeii ; — shop-keeper, ber Jilctn: tjanbler. RKTAILER, s. 1. bcr JHeiubaubltr, j?ramcr; 9ht6fd;nitter ; SlaubEWi- mer; 2. 91ad;= (obev aBieber=) ^x= 8;il)[er. To RETAIN, 11. a. 1. Baltcn, juriicff)al= ten, an fic^ beljalten; 2. bcibc!)alten; 3. im 5>icufte bcbalten ; 4. in (Solb ne^mcn ; mict()en, bingeu ; to — a place, ficE) bebaupten; retaining fee, I,. T. vid. RETAINER. RETAINER, .?. 1. ber l)aU, juriiifbatt; 2. bcr 9Inbaiiger, Sveunb; 3. ber(Sli= cut cincg SlbSJocateii ; 4. bag .*5altcn I'cn 9lnt)iiiigcvn ; 5. /,. t. bie 9lrr[)a (bag einem ©adiwalter fiiv bag dlidjU fiil)reu beg ^proccffcg bcr (iiegenpavtci gcgebeue ®clb) ; 6. ber SUictblaEci. To RETAKE, v a. IXncbcr UcbmCU. To RETALIATE, v. a. @(eid)CS mil @[ctd)em ycrgcUcii, roicbcr uergclten, , gletd) mad)en. RETALIATION, s. bie aBtebcvacrgcI^ tung. RETALIATORY, ndj. vcicbenicrgcltciib; — measures, SfJetovftongmafjiegcIu. To RETARD, v. a. rcvsiigcvn, auf!)alte« ; binbcrn. RETARDATION, ? . ber Slufcut^alt; bag .§iubevn; bcr 9luffcbub, JBerjug; Phy. T. bie 3JetarbatiiMi. REi'ARDER, s. ber 3]er5i'gercr; a3cr« btuberer. RETR RETU REVE n RETCii, V. 11. aufftcpeii, flc6 crttre- ^eii woUcn. RETCHLESS, viil. Reckless. RETECi'iON, .'. bte ©utbcrfuui], (Snt= RKTENTiON, s. 1. bie (58ct=)33e'^at= funq ; 'L tit 3uvucf ^altiing ; 3. baS @fbacf)tlli^ ; — of urine, Med. T. bie .^antftreiige, ber 45ani}roang. RETENTIVE, adj. be|nUeitb, bcf)altfam ; »erttcl)reiib; — faculty, bte be^altfci= me ®Cbad)tlli§fvaft ; a — memory, eiii gutc3 (ftavfeS, treueS) ©cbac^tnt^ ; — ru;ss, s. t>ie 5Bf fialtfamteitj bte 5a= l)tgtett jii Bci-anttiren. RETICLE, .t. ba3 9^Cfect)frt. RETICULAR, ) ,. .. ^r.. ■ RETIFORM, J «*• "f^f*^'""!!- RETICULATE, > a///, ncfeformtfl; — RETICULATED, ^ work, ba3 g^ciwcrt. RETICULE, s. bcv *Jlrbeitsbciite(, bte 3lrbetf«tafrt)c. RETINA, .». (lat.) A. T. DaS Sfleft^SllN c^eit bc3 2liigc«. RETINUE, s. ba« ©cfolge, bte 58ebten= ten. Ti; RETIRE,??. I.n.l. ftffe jitviidf 5tel)eit, fiii) jmiicf (ii'r(])bc(;cbeit, uiegi]c()eM ; 2. (au« citicr .6aubel«(]efelifd)aft, u. f. ID.) bcrait^trcten ; ;{. Auf ben ■^(btvitt j]ct)cu; 4. jiir ^){u{)C geben ; to — into the country, fict) ailfa SJatlb bCflcbeil; to — from business, ftfft BP't Wefd^aftcit jiiriicfjicbcst, etn ®efd)aft uicbci-lC(}Cit, ftrt) jur ^'Thibc fc^eii; to — to rest, ftd) fri^lafcii legeit; II. a. jnriicf liebcit, junuf uc^mctt. RETIRED [fidv. — i,y), «//. jjuritcfgesos geii, u. f. w., eiitgfjogeii, ci'iifam; gc= hctm; —life, ba« ftille Scbeii, bie Crtitfantfet't. KirnitEDNESS, s. bie (Stitgcuigenf^ett, ©iiifiimfcit, 3lbgffd)iebeiilH-it.' RETIKEMENT, s.\. bic Buviicfjicfiung, 2I5egtcgebuitg ; 2. C^titfcniiiitq, %xu\- niiitg, 2lbgefitiebcii!)cif, ftille'ijebetta: art; bie (StitramFett; 9lbgijogenl)eit; '?>. btr ftiUe ?lltfciitf)a(t; — of a part- ner, M E.tai 5Iii«trftcii eiiic« 5(ffocie (aii« eitiem ®cfd)iift). RETIRINfJ, adj. befdteibflt ; — colour, bie gcbampfte (t. t>cifd)tegenbe) Srtr= be, trie im .(^tntergfiiiibe sou ?anb= fd)>ifrcti ; — niace. ber fitHe giufeiit^ To Rin'oRT. n. a. 1. jiiviidf biegett ; 2. juri'uf roci-feit (—upon, aiif), fd)ieben, ober fto§cn, eninebeni, ^emanbein eiiieii S^abcl, fine Uiif)LifIid)feit, eiiieii Se»»eiS i(m'ihfgebe;t, ii^ii mit feiiien eigciteii 2Borkit fdjiagcit. RETORT, s 1. bev snviirfgefdipbcne 33e= wei« Pbcv ^Somiivf, bie juviidgegebes ne edmialniitg : 2. c/i. T. bie Stetovte, ber (^eflil(ir^).«tptbcii. RETOUTER, . n//. ncrgcltenb ; RETRIBUTORY, S viirfsatilenb. RETRIEVABLE, adj. wiebcrbvinglic^. To RETRIEVE, r. a. i. mie&er l)er= ftellcn ; 2. njieber geicinneu, wieber erlaugen, micber befpinmeit ; 3. ivie= ber eiubringeit, erfe^en; 4. juriicf briitgeu, juriiif vufcn; to — custom- ers, luieber Jl'unbfdjaft berbei^teben ; to — a loss, fic^ eiitfc^dbigcu; to — partridges, Sp. T. 3{ebl}itt)iier wicber aufjageu. RETROACTION. .«. bte 3«riicfanrfung, iTiiicf mirfuitg ; 3i'i'iifftreibuug. RETROACriVE (adii. — ly), ndj. J!triicf= roirfenb, nirfiinvfenb, juriirftreibenb. To RETROCEDE, v. a. luieber abtreteit. RETROCESSION, g. J. ba« 3lll"iirft»Ct= dKH, 3nn'iffgff)f"/ 3"i'"rft''f'fit ; 2. bie 23ieberabtretung, 3fiiid'abtretung. RETROGRAD.ATION, 5. ber STiiicfgang ; Ji.or= tbeii, ©eiuinn ; 8. bie Umwdljuitg, ber aBcc^fel, Umlauf; 9. bie 9iad)- rid)t, ber '43crid)t, ber Siapport; 10. 9Bablberiri)t (bcim ^ar(aniente) ; bie SBabt ; 11. -Arch. T. ber ©eitcnflitgci eines ©ebdubeS ; — of affection, bie ©egeuliebe ; in — , aU y^ergeltung, bag'cgen ; M. E-s.aU ©egeufa^ fiir. . ; quick, short, or early — , fcbueller lllll = fa^ ober aSaarcuuertrieb ; — of e.x change, ber Dtiicfivec^fel ; account of the — of e.tchange, bie 3iii(fn)eci)fel= rec^nuiig ; to make good — s of ... .. gut beuu^en; by — of po&t, mit untgebeuber 5|Joft, umgebeitb ; — ot premiiun, bie juritiferbalteue (ober ■9fiiidjal)hiug bet 91ffeciirau5=)'^.sri-i5 lllie ; — cardo, — freight, bie 3liicf= labuitg, Sh'iiffrar^t; — sofa trumpet, bie aSiubuug einer Xrompete. RETURNABLE, adj. ber 3"l'"'f3«t« fdbig ; L. T. bcrici)tnid^ig. RETURNER, s. ber ^iiicfja^ler, [Remits teut. rp;turning officer, .s. ber einbe= riei)tete ^Beamte, (aSabl)533erid)ter= flatter, (2Ba()lcoiiimiffdr). RETURNLESS, aiij. teine SJiicffcbr gc^ ftattenci [xo. it.). retuse, adj B. T. fingebriicft. REUNION. ,■.-. 1. bie 9Biebevoereiniguug ; 2. 9Ui5fi.ibnuug 2Bicber»erfbbniing. To REUNITE, 7!. a. 1. luieber yereiui- geu; 2. «erfbf)uen ; IL 71. ftc^ njtebct uereinigen. REVALUATION, 4iie iteue Sdjci^Mug To REVEAL, V. a. pffenbarou, eutbcdeii anjeigen; yerrati;cn ( — to, einem etivaco. REVEALER, .9. bcr Dffeubarcr, ©nt= becfer; 25errdti)cr. REVEALMENT, s. bie ' Dffeubarung (W. u.). REVEILLE. .«. (fraitj.) Jini. T. bie 3lc- ueiKe. To REVEL, V. n. fc^iuaiifeii, fcbmcir* nun, jubeln. To Ri'O VEL, V. a. junuf jie^en. REVEL, .«. ^a^ (3ed)=)®elag, bie ifla« fdjeuJ-c ?i'i-'ftlid)£eit ; — rout, 1. ber 3u» fanimculauf bcS fcbiudniienben $6» bel« ; bie gefc^unbrige iBerfaniin» lung ; 2. baa: Subetniafjl, bie xaw frbeube Suftbarfcit. REVELATION, s. bie DfTenbarurtg ; Revelations, pi. bic Cffcubarung '■JO' ^auuis. .'55 REVE REVI REVO XEVELLER,«.be«(&(iinaufer, ©c^wels ger, Siibelrr, (9Ja($t=)S(tn3armcr. REVELRY, s. btv Subcf, ba« <£c^wav= men, cui. Sau§ unb SBrau§. REVELS, s. pi- ^te Sthmovniercicn, ?iifi6nrffitcn, Srgbfelic^tfitfii, bcr :;'^«bcl ; master of the — , bcr 3luffcl)er fibei- tie .^oflufl&arfeiteii. To REVENDICATE, v. a. CtWag 93erlO= renc« ober &itriffcne§ ftc[) luicbcr ju= eijjnen, rfsiiibicireit. To 'revenge, v. a.rcic^eit, a'^nben, (— one's self . . , fid) — Art . .) ; I'll be f«- venged on him, id) wevbe mid) (fd)on} ait t&m ju viic^cu njiffcii. revenge, s. 1. bic (Smncbentng tints Uuved>tS, Sinc^e.Qcuugtbiiiintj ; 'J. Slbiibuug ; UJat^gicr, 3iac^fud)t ; 3. SfJepanc^e (beim vallen laffcn ; at. t. rcuerberiven (^urd) ein jiiciitf fc^KigenbcS ^ciier ocrfaUen) ; ][. n. 1. 5nrii(f ftrit^Icii ; wicbcvIjaKcn; 2. jnviicf geworfen wcvbcn. reverberate, adj. vid. Reverberant. REVERBERATION, s. bic 3lll"iicfwfr= fnng, 3un"nfrct)la9ung, ba§ 3»viicf= Xn-allen, aBiebev^aUen; Ch. t. bie aSerfalfiing. REVERBERATORY. I. adj. Jliriiff »er= fenb, juriicf fc^Iagenb : II. s. Ch. r. baS JHcuevberirfcucr, 9Jabfcucr, .) ; !5crfcbvcn. EVERSE, ,?. 1. bie 9Jitcffettc, ,^ef)r= *tte (— of a coin, einet 2Jiiinjc), bev 356 iJletierJ; 2. ba« ©egeutficif, ©egen^ fliitf ; 3. bic3lbi»ed)fcliing, bcr28ed)= fel ; ( — of fortune), ©liitfSU'cdjfcl ; the case is entirely the — , bcr Snli ift gcvabe umgcEc^vt. REVERSED, adj. umgcfc^vt, scrfc^vt ; H. T. geftiivjt. REVERSEDLY, adv. VCVfcbvtcv SBcife. REVERSELESS, adj. unumftb^licb. REVERSELY, adj. iimgcfcljrt, cutgc= gcngcfe^t. REVERSIBLE, adj. Jini5i:fct)rcn, um= jufliivjen, umft&tiHd). REVERSION, s. I.. ' T. bcv Stiidfafl, lOfiii'fflli; bic 2lnwavtfd)aft, bas ^Jcdjt bcv Sflad^folge in cincm *ilmte ; fortune in — , /,. 7". baS JU CVlvaV= fenbe QSermbgcu, ber (SvbfaU. REVERSIONARY, adj. bcilllfallig, J«= viicffnUenb, nmuartfd)*ftiic^ ; bie 3lnn)avtfrf)aft evibeilcnb ; — patents, bic 2lniunrtf(^aftSpatcnte. To REVERT, v. \.a.\. UCVallbCVU, UUli !ebrcn; 2. juriicf fc^Ingen ; ii. «. $u= riirf \t\:)Xt\\ (— to, ju), juviitf fallen, wiebev nn()cinifaHcn. REVERT, s. Mas. T. btc SBiebcv^oIung, UEVERTIBLE, adj. beimfallig, vii(f= faUig (wn ©iiteru, ii. f. m.). REVERTIVE, adj. SCVanbCVllb, SJCrfc^: vcnb. REVERY, s. vid. Reverie. To REVEST, V. a. luiebct anlcgcn (Jlleibcr) ; 2. wicbcr einfcfecn (in ein 2lmt Pber ©gentbuni). REVE.STf ARY, ,?. baS Jf leibcvgcmad) in bcv J?ivd)c, bic leaciiftci, baS J?iv= d)cn5iinmev. To REViCTUAL, v. a. roicbev mif ge= bcnSmittcIn bcvfcbcn. r« REVIEW, V. a. 1. juviiif fc^cn ; 2. wieber fe^eu; 3. luicbcr buvct»febcn (3tcd)nuiigen, u. f. w.); ^5viifen, un= tcvfi:d)cn; 4. (ein SiOucb, ein ffier!) beuvtt)ci[en, reccnuren ; 5. Ml. T. mufieun. REVIEW, s. 1. bie Ucberficbt, (noc^= maligc) 55uvc^ftd;t, (ncuc) Untevi"u= c^ung, $i"iifung ; 2. (critical — ), ^Be^ itvtbeihtng, 9ieccnfion; 3. baS \^tx\o- bifd)e, fiitifd)e 331att; 4. mh. t. bic 2J?uflevnng, Jjcerfdjau. REVIEWER, s! bcr SJiritfcv ; bcr fiir Vcriobifd)c, fritifrf)e SSliitter fd;vcibt, aiccenfent. Ta REVILE, v. a. fd)mnf;cn, ff&elten, »evunglimpfcn, fr^imvfcn, col. ^cruu= ter mndjen. REVILEMENT. s. bcv 3?ovnjurf; bic aScvunglintpfung ; b.iS Sc^nia()cn, bic Sc^iniDfvebcn, ©d)mabnjorte. REViLER, s. bcr &rf)miibev. REViLiNGLY,(u/». fc^ma^ciib, fc^impfs lirb. To REVINDICATE, v. a. vid. Revendi- CATE. REVlSAL,s.bicT!nvd)ftc§t,a)Jnflerung, abevmalige *^viifung. To REVISE, V. a. xAtHx biirc^.fef)cn, untevfiid)cn, nad;fef)cn, mnflcvn, Tijp. T. vebibiven. REVISE, s. bic 53urc!)rid)t; Ty/.. T. 'Sit-- yifiiMt, jwcite Sovvechir, bcr jiccitc ^Probcbogcn, 9le»itirbogcn ; second — , bcv bvtttc ^robf bogeii. REVISER, s, bcv Oieytfor, Sluffebcv, Untcrfu^cv ; O'pvvcctyr. REVISION. .9. 1. bic 5)nvd)ftc^t, Steui: fton; 2. aSolf^jiiblnng. To REVISIT, V. a. wicbVv bernd)ert. REVisiTATiON, s. bfv abcvmaligc S3c= fiid;. REVisoR, s. (in D^nglairj bcv bie a3olt5jab(iing bcfovgt. REVIVAL, s. 1. bie SUicbevMcbung ; 2. ©vncufcvjung, 2Giebcvf)cvftellun'g, ba§ SBicbcrauflebcn ; Th. T-s. — of faih, baS SSicbcrbcIebunggfcjl b^ ©InubcnS; revivals, p/. 2Bicbevgebur» ten (SJBiebcrbclcbungcn ju rcligiijfeH 5pflic^ten). To REVIVE, V. \.a.\. ttjicbcr bclcbcn,' 2. crncuc(r)n ; 3. wicber ins 21nbcnfeii bvingcn; 4. wicbcv anfangen; 5. Ck. T. cinen Jtih-jjcr in fcine j'lvfpviinglis d)e ©cjialt juriicfbvingcn, fvtfd>en, bcvfledcn; II. «. 1. uncbcv Icbcnbig wcvbcn, wiebcv aiiffcbcn, ncne Jl'raft, neaen ©lanj, ncncS 9liife!)en crbaU ten ; 2. 0U8 bev ^Jcrgcffcntjcit geviffca nievbcn. REVIVER, s. bcv, (bic, bag) «8cleben= be, ©rfrifc^cnbc; tn« ©cbiiciitniS 3uvu(f viifcnbc ; baS erfrifc|)ungSmiU tcl; bic @rneu(ev)ung. To REVIVIFICATE, v. a. toicbCV Icbcn* bfg madjen (iv. ii.). REVIVIFICATION, s. bic 2BicbcvIcbcn- bigmiid)ii"jl. aBiebcrbelebnng ; CA. t. aBifbevbcritcIUtng. To REVIVIFY, v.a.i. wtobcv I)clcben ; 2. evmutfjigen ju .., fniftigcn. REVIVISCENCY (Reviviscence), s. bte 28icberauflcbung, SBicberbelcbung, 2BieberbcrjlclIung. REViviscENT, adj. njicbcvauflcbciib, wicbcvbclebcnb. REVIVOR, .9. L. T. bie (Smciiemng (aBicbcraufnnbme) cineg gjrojcffcS tnt Jtniijcilcigevidjt, ivcnn eine bet fircitcnben ^avteien gcftovben ijli; bill of—, bic (Svmcidjtignng ju bicfcr (5'rneufvung. REVOCABLE, adj. WibCVVUflic^J — ness, s. bie 2Bibevrnjiid)fcit. REVOCATION, s. 1. bie Sufiicfvufung; 2. aBibevrufung, ber aBibcrruf. 7'o REVOKE, V. I. a. 1. jiiriicf Vllfett (xo. ii.) ; 2. wiberrufcn ; surii(fnc|i= men ; aufbcben ; to — one's errors, feine 3rvtt)iimcr nbfc^wijrcn; ii. n. T. cine Savbc ni^t bcfcnncn (im Siwc* tenfpielc)- REVOKE. s. T. ba« Sflidjtbcfenncn «t» ncr Savbe. REVOKEMENT, s. T. bas 3nvii(fberu= fen, bcv 2Bibcvruf (ro. ii.). To REVOLT, V. I. n. aufriibrcvifd) )vcr: ben, fid) empincrt, rcDoUiren ; to — from,., abfafien von..; u. a. 1. empbren ; 2. tn bie Slud;t fd;(ngcn, iibenviiltigen. REVOLT, s. 1. bcr QlbfaTI ; bie 6mVo= rung, bcr 21ufrnbr ; 2. bie grijblidje a>evlc&nng feinev ^pflidjt. REVOLTER, s. bcv (Smpijvcv, 2lufvii^» vcv; aibtriinnige. REVOLTING, adj. cmpiircnb. REVOLUBLE, adj. voUbav, bilS Qcmal}! iDcrbcn fann. REVOLUTiOxN. I, s. bie Ummaljnng, bcr Umlauf, llmfc^miing, bie 9hinb» tfii'cgung; 2. 9ic»oluticn, aSolf^be* itegung, Staat^nmivdljung, @tnrtt«» VCrailbVrnng; II. a;//. t-iiZ, Revolutio- nary. REVOLUTIONARY, adj. rcsplntionav, ftaatSumnjaljenb, Umn)al;;nng« ..; — spirit, bie 9ie»olntion3fuc^t; — war, ber Sficyolntionsfvicg. REVOLUTiONER, \ s. bcr" 9{c»pUttio« REVOLUTIONIST, S "iii", ScfiJrbcvet bcr ©taatSnnmniisung. To REVOLUTIONIZE, v. a. reyplntt'o* nircn, umwnnbcln, uinfebvtn, jnin ainfrubr pbcr jnr Staat^nrnwaljung auffcvbcvn. To REVOLVE, v. I. a. \. Hiuanifjcn ; 2. enmigcn, nad)bcnfcn ; to — it over baviiticr nad)bcnfcn ; ii. n. fti^ uin- U'aljen, breben nm. REVOLVFJSCY, s. ba« bcficinbige Urn* luflfjcn. To REVOMIT. V. a. llHCbCV anSfWitl! RHOM RICH RIDE BKVu'LSION, s. 1. Med. T. bIet= ten bcc gliiffe ; 2. baS S'lvucf ^flltcn, Sertjtnbci-it. REVULSIVE, I. s. I. tt)«8 bte (gliiffe (im jtovpcv) nblcttct ; 2. was juriicf^ ^(ilt, oevt)tnbert; II. adj. bie gliiffe abiie^enb. To REWARD, V. a. belo^tieil (— for, fiir); bejal)leit, cvwiebevtt, tjcrgiitctt, ijergcUen. REWARD, s. bte Selo^niing, iSergef: tung, bcv ?ol)n. REVVARDABLE, ailj. bcIo^lteitSrouvbtg ; — ness, bte SclobuertstDiivbiijfett. REWARDER, s. bcv Sefo^iiei;, a]er= ijeltcr. To REWRITE, v. a. tutebcr fc^rcibcit, uoc^malg fc^rctbcit, itinfc^reibeit. REYNOLD,*. i3lctit^olb (ajJauH^naiuc). RHABARBARATE, adj. Jlttt 9if)abar= ber Bcifc^t. RHABDOLOGY, s. T. bie iStabvec|cn- fuiifi, baS Jtec^iien mit bctt 9{apicv'= fc^en Sfabeit. RHABDO.UANCY, s. baS Oiutfjenfc^tas gen, bie efabma^rfaget'ei. ' RHiETIA, 5. i){l)atifU. RfiAPSODic, ?«(/;. i-^atifobtfc^, itn= RFiAP,50DiCAL, J sufamiuciifjaiigcitb, abgeriffctt. RUAPSODIST, X. 1. bci- 5lf)n^>robift ; 2. 3"fi""ite»frf)i'fif'er/ 3ufainmen= floppier. RHAPSODY, s. 1. bte 3fl[)apfobie, ba8 sBrucbilucf, (eiit "Stfiif aiiS bent .§0= liter, ciit ©ffaitj}) ; 2. ettuaS Sufaiit: inf!igffiovpeUc«, 'b^.i (Stoppeliuevf, Aliifmevf. lUiEiN-BERRY, s. ber ^rcujborn ( Rhimnus — /,.). iUiENiSH,«/i/. voin Sl^eiii, r^cititf(^ ; — wine, bcr Sfl^eimDeiii. RHETIAN, adj. ju Sibatteii gcborig ; ttie — alps, bte v^citifc&ett Sllpcit. RHETOR, s. ber JRIjctor, Sebret bcr ^^BevcbfaiuEett obcr 3iebeEituft (lu. ii.). RHETORIC, s. l.bie af^ctorif, 3icbe= fititjl ; 2. 5l3evcbfvtiitEett. RHETORICAL (adv. — ly), adj. X^itO- rifdi, jitr SMebefmift ge^ortg, rebtie= vifcf); ftgiirlic^. RHETORICIAN, s. ber 3JI)ctortfer (ber bte atebeEuuft le^rt ober leriit). ToRHETORIZE, v. \. v. bell 3Jcbiter fpteleu ; H. a. v^eforifc^ fprecfecn. RHEUM, s. ber Sc^nupfen, (.6aupt=) glu§. RHEUMATIC, adj. rr)eiimattf^, ftnp= nvtig ; fliifftg ; — fcver, baS ($liii3= ftefcer. RHEUMATISM, .«. ber Cflf)euiitatt6mu8, (@(tcber=)5lup, ba« "Sc^nitpfenftebcr. RHEUMY, adj. uoll fd&arfer 0dfte, iitit bem Sc^itupfeit bel)aftet, flu§ar= tig, fliiffig ; — eyes, 2;riefaugeit. RHIME, s.'vid. Rhyme. RHINE, K. ber 3f{^etn; the lower— , ber ^Jlicbcrrtjcin ; the upper—, ber Obers r^ein; — grave, ber Sfi^etiigraf ; — guilder, ber r^eiitifc^e Oulbeit ; — hurst, baS burgunbiff^e (Weige) ^ed); — lamlrod, b.tS r^eiitlaiibifc^e 1S\k\^, bte rbeiit[aiibifct)e ytutfje. RHINO, s. cmt. bag ®elb. RHINOGERIAL, adj. bilS SJlijitlOCerOS betreffeiib. RHINOCEROS, .9. bas 9t()inocero8, S^irtfe' ^orit ; — iiird. tifafebontobgcl. RHODIUM, 5. baa 3il)obium. RHODODENDRON, s. bte SUpvofc, ber SRofeiiforbeer. RHOMB, s. G. T. ber gi^ombitS, bte Staute ; — linss {or rhotnhs), pt. JV. T. bie aSiiibflrid)e aitf ber Jlartc; — Hpnr, bcr aiaitteiifpatl), 5?itterfpatb. RHOMBIC, mij. G. T. rautenfoviittg, »9it citi 3t6ofi^6ui5, »oin 3t&oin6uS. RHOMBOID, s. a. T. bte lattgttc^c 3iaute ; — museie, A. T. bcr rauteits formige 2)Ju§teI am ®ci)itltctbIaUe; — shaped, B. T. vaiitctifijrmig. RHOMBOIDAL, adj. O. T. rautci;a^lt= lici), r^Diiiboibalifc}). RHOMBUS, s. vid. Rhomb. RHUBARB, «. 3fi[)abarbcr (R/iewn — L.) ; bastard — , ber ivitbc 3lmpfcr, ajjangolb. RHUMB-LINES, .9. vid. Rhomb. RHYME, s. ber 3Bot)ltlaitg ber 2:iJne; 3fieim ; neither — nor reason, Wcbcr (Sinn noc^ sBerftanb, coi. tucber ge= tjiiucn nod; geftodjen. To RHYME, V. I. a. retiiicn, in Sliirnt bringen; H. n. 1. 93crfe mac^cn; 2. ftc^ rcimcn. RHYMER, Rhymist, Rhymster, s. bcr Siciincr, 31eiinfc^intcb, col. ScrSlcr, 2?crfifer. RHYMELESS, oflj. rCtmlOS. RHYTHM, Rhythmus, s. T. baS 'SUt- trnm; bcrSiact; 3J()l)tf)muS. RHYTHMICAL (— ic), a,lj. vl)l)t^inifc^. RIB, s. bie aJippe, bas 9iippcnl)o(j ; a — of land, cin (Strcifen ^anbcg ; ribs of .1 ship, jv. T. bte Sntioljer cincs (2d)iffcS ; ribs of the carriage, Ti/p. T. bie @cf)tcncu auf bent i!aufbrctte ; .a. T-s. true ribs, bic ivabrett Siippen; false ribs, bic fa(fcf)eu Siippcit ; short ribs, bie furjeit ^iippen ; To Rib-ro.vst, V. a. vidff. b(auen, brcfc^cn, bitrc^prii= geln ; — saw, bie ©t^weiffagc ; — wort, bcr ©pifemegcric^ {Plantago lanccolata — />.). To RIB, 7). a. 1. mit 9iippen ucrfc^ctt; 2. mit atippcn cinfc^liefjcn. RIBALD, I. s. ber ffiiifHint, BrntaU a)ienfc^; u. adj. fc^dnbuc^ ; fc^lcc^t, gemcin. RiBALDlSH. adj. jiir Sicbctti^ltcit ge= neigt. RIBALDRY, 5, bag itnifle 2Bcfcn, .§11= reuleben, bte Sicbertidjfeit, 3otcn= rciperei. RIB(B)AND, .J. vid. Ribbon. RIBBED, «(/;. 1. mit SRippcrt, gcrippt ; 2. »on 3lippcn ciugcfd^toffen. RIBBING, s. .irch. T. bie fammt(id)cn SJlippen einer gcmolbtcu Sccfe. RIBBON, s. bag ^aub, ©eibcnbanb; ribbons, pi. JV. T. bie (Sc^crgaitgen, Seiften, fatten;'— tish, bcr\Jansen= fifc^; — grass, baS sQanbgraS; — laver, bie aSatte, U(»e (eine3Jioo«= art) ; — snake, bie (5ibc4)gnatter ; — trade, ber 5Banbl)ailbel ; — weaver, ber 5}3anbmad;cr, SorteniDirter, -450= famentirer. To RIBBON, V. a. mtt SSdiibcm fc^mii= cfcn. RICE, s. ber Cicig ( Oryza saliva— L) ; — bird, ber S^etgyogel, SJetgma^cr ( CoccothrausUs cmrulescens — KO ; — huntins;, bie Sietganimer, carD= linifr^e gettaminer ( Emberiia. caroii- nenrsis — K(.) ; — cowry, bic <§afel= nu^ ; — flower, bag a'kigine^l' ; — mill, bic 9lcijiiniible ; — paper, bag SiciSpapier (aug Oftinbien); —pud- ding, ber ^ficistlofj. ■ RICH («,/(,. — ly), adj. i. rcic^; 2. reic^f)altig; vnd)Ud); 3. fritc^tbar; 4. soil; 5. fo^bar, prdd)tig; 6. fett; frdftig, ftart (bom SScin) ; the — , pi. bic Jictcbcn ; — weed, bic traubcn= formije ©d)war5ivurj ; — wine, flar= fer SBein. RICHARD, .9. aiJidjarb, SRcinl^arb, Stci^ (^arb (SRanngnamc). RICHES, s. pi. 1. 3ieid»t()iimcr, bcr gfict*t^nm; 2. bic ^rad)t. RICHNESS, s. 1. ber 3kid)t^um; 2. (Staat, bie ^mdit ; 3. SiiUe, ??rud)t= bartcit; 4. gr^n^vijaftigfcit, ?5-cttig= fett/ vftcrmafitge .^rdftijfcit, 6)\x\i bur($maaS SfJeitcti; 2. bcv 33e= 5irf (in York) ; in compos. — bed, baS (5«bi'=)®flf''ft ; — i-'ap. bie 9fJctfefap= pe ; — clerk, cinev bcv fec{)g Sc^rei= bcr im Jfansclleigcridjt ; — cloak, ber Dieitinnntcl, Sicifcmaiitel ; — coat, bcr SJcitrocf, Steifcvoif; —habit, ba« iltcitfleib, SJcitijabit; — hood, (ebc= maH) bic 9icifc£appc bev grauen= Simmev; — mask, (cbcmalg) bic &icitniagfe ; — master, bcv 3tcitmci= ftcv; — rod, bie jftcitgcrte ; — school, bic SJieitfitiitc, Jieitbahu. RiDOTTO, s. cine muftfalifd)c nutcv= baltung, ba« S^ausfcft, ber ijvtU. RIE, s. vid. Rye. ■ R1I''E {adv. — ly). adj. tjciufig, o[IgC= nicin, Ijcvvfc^enb, cpibcmifc^; the plague was then — in Hungary, bCl- niiils ^evvfd)te bic ^f^cfl in Ungarii. RIFENESS, s. i>ciS .^aufigc, ^evr|"d)en= be, ©pibemifi-be. RIFFRAFF, s. bcr ^ilbfall, 5(ii«n)iirf, 3Ui«fd)ug; bic aiugfitiipioaare; baS (Seftnbd. To RIFFLE, c. a. 1. vauben, pliinbcvn, lucjjnebnicu; 2. mit Stveifcn obev Steifen vevfcbcn ; to — the barrel of a gun, ctneii glintcnlauf sieben, rif= feln. RIFLE, s. (—gun), bii? gejoflcne ?(euer= gewe^r, (jcjogcuc ^{ofjr, bie Jtugct= tlintc, 33iid)fe ; — barrel, bcv gejoge= ne 'icinf ; — men, pi. Siic^fcnfe^iilj'cn, @rbavffd)ii^en ; — shooting, ba-o U3iu-t)fenfc^icpcn. RIFLER, .?. bcv 3iaubcv, ^pliinbcvcv. RIFT, .5. bic Stifee, ©paltc, ber ed)ti(}. To RIFT, V. I. n.fpaltcn, fd)U&eii, vcijicn; n. n. bcrflcn, fid) offnen. lu;, s. 1. bie ,ycr{icbte 'Sivue; Sufl= time; 2. vuig. bcv J)]offcit, ©tvcicb; to run a — . ciiicii lufiigcit SiVCid) UMi- gct)CU laffcn; to run a — upon one, ciucn jum S8e|ten btU Hav madden; lu n I'uflige ©tveidjc auSgcl)cn laffcn. RiGADOON, s. ■aa^ JRigafcu. RIGATION, s. bag sBcmaffcvii, 25efpvcii= gen, bic aBciffevung. RIGGED, part, gcpil^t ; JV. T-s. (— out, auf=)getafelt, mit Sauaicvfuerfebcn; not — ship-shape, nid)t gilt (Utct)t rC; gclrcc^t) aufgctafclt. RIGGER, s. jv; T. bcv Safclcv, Xdil- meiftcv. RIGGING, s. jV. T. {— of a ship), ba« Z<\^ feln ; S^aEeliDcrf, Xaniucrf, bie %n- fclnge (eiiic^ erfjiffeS) ; §aub; — Hned, vcd)tlintg; — muscles, .^. T. bic gcvabcn 3)2u6= fclu; JV. 7'-s. — aft, uninittclbav von t)inten ; — a head, vcc^t vou sovn, fvabnbalf^roeife ; — in the wind's eye, flad; in ben iffiinb; —down. Iot[)= vcdjt, anf juib uicbcv; (bom SBinbe) fiiU ; — sailing, ba^ Scgein gcvabe nac^ cincm tcv uiev (5avb'inatpuu!te ; the — way, ber vecfete aBcg ; you are (in) the — , @ie b^bcn Sficcit ; to set — , jnved;t lucifen, bevic^tigen ; I am not — , miv tft nid)t vcdbt (mof)l); I think it — , iiii) ^alte e§ fiir billig ; — on, gcvabe cinS ; — against, gcrabe gc= gen iibcr ; ii s. 1. Hi 3ied)r, (Sigcn= tbniu, ber 2lnfprnc^ ; 2. ba§ ^ov= rcc^t, ipriyilcgium; 3. bic @c^i!(blo= ftgfeit; 4. bie Dlcd^tc, vcd)tc .^ans, recite Scite ; to the — , juv 3ie(|trn ; to be in the — , 9ted)t babeit ; to do — , SBcfi^ciD t()nn, jiitviufcn ; ho in- lierited it in — of his wife, CV crbtc c3 S>ou i&citcn ffiucr Scan; by — , [or rights), cigcntlic^, son 9ied;t^ wegen ; to rights, ill gevabcv ^iiitc, gcvabcJ aScgeS ; in Dvbuung ; on his — s, ^n fcinev 9ied)tcn; to set (put) to— s, jn^ vccbt niac^cn, jurcdjt l)elfeii, inDvb= nung bviiigen, beric^tigen; totiie — (about) face. Mil. Ph. vccyisnin tetjrt (5uc^; III. hu. vc4>i! rcd;t fo. To RIGHT, V. I. a. SfJcd^t ocrfciaffcn, ®crec|tigEcit iinebcvfa[)vcn (affcn, jn feiucm 9tc^tej;crbclfen; JV. T-s. to — a ship, cin fejc^iff, nad^bcm c3 ge^ Jiclt roovben, anfvid)tcn; — the iieim, baS Stubcr mitfc^iffa ; to — one's self, fic^ (felbft) 9icc^t ijevfdjaffcn, fid) va= C^eu ; II. n. the ship right.-=, biiJ ©d^iff ftebt auf. RIGHTEOUS {ado. — ly), adj. gCVCC^t ; vcd)tfd)affcn, rcb(id>; — ness. s. bie ©crcc^tijjfcit ; 3{ed)trd)affcn^eit, aicbltd^fcit, Unbcfc^oltcnbeit. RIGHTFUL {adv. —hY].adj. VCdjtmaPig, gerccbt; — ness, s. bie Sicc^tmapigfeit, @cvcd)tigfcit. RIGHTNES.S, .9. 1. bic 3iir^ttgteit, aBa[)v§eit; 2. ®crabl)cit. RIGID (fir(i«.—LY), ad/. 1. ftaVV, flcif, unbicgfam; 2. fivcngc, f4)arf, bart, granfam. RIGIDITY, Is. 1. bic (5tetftg!cit, Un= RIGIDNESS, i bieijfamfeit; @teifbcit; 2. Stvengc, (Sdjarfc, ©raufamfcit. RIGLET, s. baS oicvccfige ^^rctt, bie Satte, (2d)iiibcl; jinh. T. bev Oflie= men (an ben SanUn). RIGMAROLE, jj. vu!g. ba« cillc ®C= fcbroiiU. RIGOL, s. bcr 3iifcf ; bie St\o\K, baS Siabem. RIGOUR, .?. bic Strengc, ©ittciiftvcugc, .0avte, ©d)dvfc; 2. ©iMnfamhit; 3. Unbcngfanihit; 4. Jt;vUe, tc^: falf @d)'iuC'. RIGOROUS {ado — ly), adj. flvcngt bavt, fc^arf, gennu ; a — ilenionstru tion, cin ftvcnger 5Bewci8 ; a — deft niiion, cine jjcnanc Seftnition ; — ness. s. bie etreugc, Sc^avfe, ©vau-- famfeit. RILL, s. bcr flctnc %h\% SQac^, ba« 2fi;iffcrd)cn. 7'tf RILL, V. n. viiincn, vicfclu, laufen. RiLLET, s. bet fleine glu^, ^adj, ba« aSaffevcfeen. RlM^s. l.beViJlnn^ 3?al)men, 3tcifen 2. (&(^i)tcrband) ; 3. Jv. T. bcr zDJarS' rnnb, baS iDJarSbnnb ; 4. r. ber 3iab» bogcn an Ufjvrabern; — of the beiiy bna 3te§ im Seibe; —of a bucket, bei 3^eif eincS @tmerS; — lock, bag ,Sas ftenfdjlog. RIME, «. 1. ber 3teif, 9Jan[)fvofi; 2. vid. Rhyme. To RYME, V. n. Vcifeil. RIMPLE, 6-.bic3JuiI}cl. To RIMPLE, V. a. VUUJcln. RiMPLiNG, s. bie U'clicnfSiinige 33e- wegnng. RIMY, adj. uoU a^cif. RIND, s. "bie 3iinbe, S^ale ; — graR- ing, [or grafting in the — ), ba3 5}ifvp= pfenin bie 9iinbc. RiNDLE, s. bie 3tinne, RING, s. 1. bcv^9ting; 2. ,5lrei«; 3. aijanb (nm einc ^Jiiinjc) ; 4. bie ?anf= babn; 5. (Sd)rante in Sorm cineS 9iingc«; 6. bcr 3iing(auf,a3ett(nuf ; 7. ®loifcuflang, bag ©ctiiutc, ©loifenfiJicf, bcv Jtlang, ©c^all, ba§ ©ctbfc ; — of the ear, A. T. bcrdupcvc D^lvfvciS; togivea — , mit bcv ©lode anfc|)lageii, tauten; to run (at) the — . nac^ bein 3{ingc lanfcn, cin 3tingrenncn baltcn; to form a — , ct= ncn JtrciS bilben; to be cracked in (within) the — , (von 'DJiinjcn) eineit ©pvuug t)abcnb; —bold, cin 9iing= boljcn; — bone, baiJ Uebcvbein (ctu 5liismiid;3 an bcv ^ei'fc beS '4^f""'^f^)' baS Siiiigbein, bev 3icifcu ; — dial, cin Scunenring; — dove, £>ic 3iin= geltaubc; — ducats, 3tanbbncaten ; — flower, bic 3tingclbluine; to — lead, V. a. anfii^ren (i». ii.) ; — leader, b'er 3{abcUfii^rer ; Slnfiiljrcr ; — lock, baS 3Iingfci)IoiJ; — ouzel, bie3iing= bvoffcl, 3iiiigamfel ; — ropes, JV t. Siauftopfcr ; — streaked, ringftrctfig ; — tail, ber 9iingelfal£e, Sleifalte, iit ^albroei^e {Falco plumbeus — Kl.) ; Jv". T. cin flcincS bvciccfigeS Segcl, SBcifcgcl; — thimble, bcv il'cnbriug ; — worm, i liiutcu; flingen laffcn; to — the change on, iiiuflingcn (affcit, womi! abiue^feln; II. «.' tliugcu, fcballcn, crfd;alien, gcllen; flingelii, fd;cllen; my ears .still — with noise, noc^ flin» gen mir bie Df)rcn. RINGED PLOVER, s. bcr ©tvaubpfciv fcv. RINGENT, adj. B. T. vacfeenfijrmig. RINGER, s. ber. itlingelnbcSdjelienbe, u. f. w., ©locfcnlautev, ©lijifncr. RINGLET, s. 1. bcr Heine 3iing, baS 3iinge{d)cn; bcrJ?rciS; 2. bie.§aar» locfe, Hi ^iicfd)cn. RINGLIKE, adj. ringfiirmig ; —carti- lage, A. T. bcr ringfCu-migc Jtnorpcl bc« Jte^lfopfcS. 7'u RINSE, va. (anS=)fc^wenfcit, (aii««) iuaft^eii, (an§;)fpiilcn. RiNSER, s. ber (2Ui3=)®fl)'"f"f^"*'iilenbc. _ RINSING, s. bas OinSO'sc^iocnfeit RISE RIVU ROBO (?liiS»)®viitf»; CA. T. bic 3Iu8= fiifiiiug ; — tub, bit ©piiliuniitie. KiOT, s. bie vaiifct)eitbe S*uftbavfcit, brtS ect»manncii, ©c^wclijcii, bcv SauS iiiib sBiMiiS; 9liifnif)r, 9luffianb; to run — , Ilfniin frfjlUciniKll^ to run — upon !i tiling, ill ctitcr i&acle au§= fft)weiffii, fitt ubcnicljincu; — act, L. T. bie 'Jlufniljvacte, i^^i 2:uinult= iiianbat. Ti) RIOT, V. n. fc^iUiirmen, fchwelgeit, ViMfffii/ col. iin iSau« unb QBrauS lc= bcii ; au5 fcl)ii!fifrii ; 9Uif|1anb evre= gen, eim-ii 51afru()v maci)cii. UJOTKii, *. bee Sdiftnivmer, ^praffer; ^lufrii^rcr, aJJciitcver. RIOTING, s. baS (Sdjnjarmcn. RIOTOUS {aiiB. — ly), aiij. 1. fc^welge= rifd) ; 2. Kivmetib, geraitfc^ooil, auf= riiljrci-tfd) ; — ness, s. bic (Sc^»elfle= rei, ©d^iuiivmcvci, baS Carmen, @e= faufc; aafi-u()rfrifd)e SBefeit. To RIP, ?'. «. 1. aiiffrcnncit, aiiffc^iiei= belt, aufreipcn (up); 2. enttjullfU; to — from or out, lueflreiBcii, auSrcififtt ; to — up an old soie, CHie olte aBimbf roicbcv aufrrifjeit. RU',s. l.ba-aJitJ; 2. %ifci)hvb. RIPE {adn. —L\), axlj.i. vcif, jcitig ; 2. bollfommeit, yollcubct; 3. au«gc- wac^fen. RIPE, «. r. bag J?rrt^f ifcn, bie .Kra<}= fcUc tcv Diauvfv. Ti) RIPKN, V. I. n. rcifcn, jcitigen, vcif iiiiidjcu, juc 3Jcife bvingeii; ll. n, rcif njcvbcu. RiPENtss, s. 1. bie 9^cife, Scttigmtg; 2. ?^cillfommeii()cit; 3. ?iugge«)ad^= U'nl)cir, S;auglid)teit. Kii'PKR, s. bci- Sliiftreuucnbe, 5Iuf- ubiteibettbc, 3ei'rei&ciibe. iiii'PlNG, ,s. baS 3luftrenitcu ; JV. r-s. — ciiisei, bnS 33rcd;etffii (bic $(aiifcu abjulu-cc^cii), bcr sUvc^bctcl; — iron, bcr 5Jla()f^afcn. v'l- RIPPLE. V. n. aiifpiikit, tcfviitcn ; Hciiic aBelieit iinn-fcii, fj^ fi-iiufcln, vicfcdt ; brabbcln, bvaufeii (son bcr 2cc) ; to — {\nx, iylactS vifftlii. Ui^-PLE,*. 1. bcr ailaffcvanvbcl, ffcinc "iijellcufdjlag aiif bcv ObcrfIii!tc bc§ ai'affcvs ; 2. bic glac^Sraufe, j5la4)«= RIPPLING, s. bie 93ewegung beS aBaf= fev« auf bcr Cbcrfliic^e, be^c 5Bellcn= anirf, bas ©a'diifd) bcr (S:tr6mung, ba« afJicfcln, il'vaufeln, Sd^olfett bcr "iee. niPTOVVELL. s.(c^cbcm) ba3(frnlege= fi^ciif, (Snitcbiev. bcr gvntcfc^maitS (belt bcr @iit«[}cvr beiiSflUcvnnab). To RISE, V. vA. aiifftc^ctl; 2. ttu'filct- gcii, nufgcl)cit ; ciitftcigctt ; 3. nitfcr= ftcljcit ; i. 5iincbmcii, n.md)feit, fd)iucU icu, fluf|'d;mcllcii, ftcigcii ; 5. cntftc= bcu ; 6. crfd)ciuen, jum aSorfc^eiii !ommcii, ftc^ tarftcllen; 7. ftc^ crbc= belt, aiifbrcd)cii ; 8. angrcifeii ; 9. ftit em^jyveii; 10. iioc^ Jicgctt; 11. Tijp. T. ri(t)tig niiSfc^lic^eii (bie gcfcljtcn 3eilcil); to — (in price, M. E. (im ^rcife) flcigcu, aufft^jKigeii, anjiebeu ; the wind rises against the sea, JV. T. bic See tabbclt'obcr gcbt tabbcl (bet Vloislictem ^Biubrocc^fel) ; to — from, cntfteben blird)..; to — in blisters, flciuc iMafcu bcfommcii; lo — up, fic^ crl)ebeu, niifftcbeit, cmpor flci= ()C1I; to — up in arms, ftc^ ClllpiJrcit, Jit ben 2Baffen grcifcn. UisE. 6-. 1. bii3 9lufftcbcn, 5liifilcigen ; 2. bie (Srbcbung ; 3. i^iJbe ; 4. ber 9lnfgang ; 5. Uvfpvung ; 6. taS ^Iiif; biniifcn; 7. bcr 3nuuic^«, bic 33cr= mcbmiig ; 8. baS Steigen; to be on tile — , .V. E. (im 5l>rcifc) pcigen, a\u iicfien : to give — , Urfprunii aebeu; 3lnla9 (®ctegcuf)eit) geben; to give — to conjectures, }u tycrniutl)uitgen Slnlaj) geben. RISER, 5. ber 9lnfficf)cnbC ; an early — , einer ber fviii) aufftebt. RISIBILITY, s. bag ^erini^gcn jn Ia= d)en ; bic Sicigiutg jum ia^ni, iad)= luft. RISIBLE, ai/j. i.mit bciu 33ermi3gcn jn lac^en begabt; 2. Sac()en crrcgcnb, lac^erli4). RISING, I. part. 1. anfflebEiib, ficigcnb, anfge^cnb, ftd)erbcbcnb; 2. boc^lic: gcnb; a — anvil, ciii siBcifpiitgcr ylmbof : — ground, bie 9lnbiJt)e ; — line, JV. T. bie (gciite bc« (2d)avfg, Btnrfcnte (Sinic bcr Sc^ergange anf wafferpagcm f^iffe); —sun, bie a;-f= gei)cnbe (aonne ; to adore the — sun, bic anfgct)cnbe Sonne anbeten; fig. bent JtriMterbcn fc^iueic^cln ; ii. s. bag 5lufftel)Cn, n. f. W., via. To Rise ; —of the mother, Med. T. bic 3)Jnrtcrbc= fd)iucrbcn; — of the ship's floor (afore and abaft), JV. T. bcr 5i3e(anf beg Sc^iffcg. RISK, s. bic ®cfat)r, bag aSagnij), 2Ba= ncftiirf ; to run the — , G>)cfai)r tau= fcU; M. £-j. — 0fdebt,bag3s. bcr 2i5ctteiftv, bic RiVALSHiP, 5 2JiitbcmcrbiiJig ; ?le= bcnbui)lerf(^aft. Ta RIVE, V. I. a. fpaltcit, aitffpaltcn, jcrfpaltcn, trenneu; ii. n. [tc^ fpaU ten, fid) trenncn. RIVER, s. bcr Spaltcr. RIVER, s. bcr giuy ; bag ©emaffer ; — of lime, .A"-, ber ©troiu ber 3cit ; — boat, bag gintifabrjeng, gUipfc^iff; — dragon, bag Jtrofobill ; fig. bcr Stb' nig »iiu (lg»Ptcn ; — fo.x. bcr Jlar: Vfen; —god, bcr glupgott; —har- bour, ber S'lnBbafeii, Stroini^afen ; — head, bic gill^iinellc ; — liorsc, bag glnfipfcrb [Nimipotamits — X.) ; — horsetail, bag SlujJfanncuEraut (Egui- setam fluviiitile — /, ); — lamprey, bag iJiennange, bic5yri(fc; — navi- gation, bie ?5l'u^fd)ifffat)rt; — pilot, bcr ((5[n§=:)-'-''PfK; — silt, ber 8fup= fd)lanim ; — weed, bag ©raglcber (cine 9lrt aUooS); — water, bag Slnfimaffcr. RIVET, s. bag 5Tliet, bic ?lictf}eUe ; ber yjictnagcl; bie Jl:lanimcr, Sd)lie6c. To RIVET, v.a. i. uiclcn, rttmictcu ; flammern, cine ©d)Iief,c vorftccfcn ; 2. fig. ftarf bcfcftigen, fcffcln. RIVETING, s. bag gjictcn, n. f. w. ; — hammer, ber ^lietbanintcr ; — stock, bic Sodibant, bag 5Heteifen (bcr Uf)X' inacfecr) ; — tongs, pi.ixv SfJictflobcn. RIVULET, s. bcr fleiue Slu^, 58ac^. Rll-DOLLAR, 3. ber ^iic^Sti)aUv. ROACH, s. bag 3let^auge (ctn fftf** Cyin-inua rvtilus — />.) ; as sound as i — , (fo) grfnnb itte ein 5ifd). ROAD. s. 1. bic ©tra^e, i'anbflrape ; 2. OU;ebe; branch — , bic 9icbcn= prafe; bic 3>»fi3(ftrf")=®»it)n; tf ije on the — , auf fccnt SBcgc (unter^ wegg) fel)n, rcifcn ; to be (lie) in (ot ride at) the — , anf bcr 9i^ebC (t)OJ 9lnfcr) liegcn ; to put out (a vessel) on the — , (ein >£c^iff) nnf bie ^i^cbc fabrcn (jnr fcrnern Seftimniung), ah^ lege n ; by the — side, an bcr ©tra^c, aiit 2Begc; — book, bag .^anbbud) fiir 3ieifciibc, ber SBcgwcifc'r; — of- fice, bag 2i3egeamt; — stead, bie JR^cbe ; — way, bie >§cerfirajjc. ROADER, I s. bag 'ogelbccrbaum, wtlbe (Spcrbcrbanm, (libifd)banm {Sorbus aucuparia — L,.). To ROAR. V. V. briiUcn (for, itat^) ; sor 5lngft ober (Sd)rccf (ang roller Stih= le) fd)rctcn ; lu-anfeit (anc bie ©ee); l)culcit (wie bcrSBiiib) ; frac^en(ivic ber Sonncr) ; larmen, tobcn ; to — out, laut iinb plii^lid) fd)rcicn. ROAR, RoARiNO, s. bag ikiillcit, ^'c= briili (ber SEljicrc); f^rcrflic^e ®c= fdjrct ; 2lngftgefd)rct ; 3u6elgtfd)ret ; SBraufcn (bcr See, u. f. i».); 4?c"= Ion (beg aSinbeg); .ftracfeen (tf« ©onncrg, U. f. m.); a roaring boy, cin liirmetifcr (brutalcrj-ilerl, ©ro^* maul, 2)JanIi)eIb, SBramarbag. ROARER, s. ber 53riiUcnte. ROARY, ailj. bct^aut. To ROAST, 71. a. i. fcratcn ; roften, bacfen; i^art :^t^en ; 2. ,/!.?. fpotten. ROASi; Roasted, aij. gcbratcn, ge= rijflct, u. f. \v. ROAST, s. ber 33raten; — beef, bcr 3?oftbratcii, 9tinbcrbratcn; — (wast- ed) meat, gcbratcncg SIcifd), 93raten ; to rule the — ,prov. l)crrfd)cn, bonii- nit-en, bag .&eft in ben .§anbcu l)a= ben. ROASTER, s. 1. bcr iBratenbc; 2. 33ratroft; 3. bagSpanfcrEcf. ROASTING, s. bag iU'atcn; aiijflen; iBacfen ; — jack, ber 5Uratcnt»enbcr. ROB, s. ber cingcfoc^tc, bide Saft. 7'o ROB, t!. a. befteljlen; bcranben; rauben ; to — one of a thing, cinciii etamg rauben, etncu ciner Sacfcc bc= rauben. ROBBER, s. ber 3?aubcr, 55iet'. ROBBERY, 3. ber 3Jaiib, 35icbfiat)f, btf 9iauberet. ROBBINS, s. pi. JV. T. vid. Rope-bands. ROBE, s. ber langc 9^0(f, Staatgrotf, Staatgmantcl, bag Staatgfleib ; gentlemen of the (long) — , bie @es ric^tgpcrfoneii; master of the robe.s, bcr Jlamincrer. ■roROBE, r. a. fctcvlid; flcibcit, atj* ffcibcn. ROBERT, .9. J. S^obert, 3Jnpred;l (iOJanngnamc) ; 2. bag Otobcrtg* frant {Geranium robcrtianum — /,.). ROBIN, s. 1. abbr. ftatt Robert, SJlOt bcvt; 2. (— red-breast), bag Siothi briiftd)cn, 9btf)fct)lr^cn. ROBORANT, adj. vid. Cokroborant. ROBORANT, .«. rid Corro%orativi£. EOBORATION, it. btc ©tarfung (u. fl.^ 359 RODO ROUOBEOUS, aij. (ic^Ctt, »0U ©tC^Ctt-- 1)01$. ROBUST {luln. — ly\ adj. 1. tiifltg, ftarf, bfH), I)aiibfeft, t)ic'vfcJ)i'i3tt3; 2. fci)n;fv; — ness, s. bie 9iiiftij5fi'it, ©tavEc, Jtrnft, Sevb^eit, SSicrfd^fo^ ti^tcit ROC, s. (ini Criciit) bcr jRor, etn fabelf)aftcv ajojcl yon mige^euvcv ©rope. E0CAMI50LE, s. bie afJocambok, fva= ntfc{)e Sci)atotte. ROCIIE-ALUM, s. vid. Rock-alum. ROCHET, .!. 1. baS 9Jod)etum (eitt Obeiflcib bei- gSifcbofe); 2. berrot^e SOJcevbraiJcn, bie Stotbfcbcr. ROCK, s. 1. bcv 5cl«, gelfeit, bic^ltt= pc J 2. bev (2})iuu=)9Jocfeit ; —alum, bcr iSteiitalaiitt, Scn^alaim ; — but- ter, bie ©tciiibuttf r, ^-Bcrgbuttcr ; — cork, bcv SSergforf, f^mimmenbe 5I«bcft; — cress, bie ncif e ; — wood, bev .^ot^n'^bcfi, ba« sBcvi^boIs ; — work. 1. bie fiinftlic{)eii ?5dfeii, 'nai ©voftcuroevt ; 2. bie gelfeumaiib. TjEOCK, D. I. a. fc^iittfllt, Ui(l(fcllt; njicgcu; cintuicfieit (it. ii.) ; ii. %. loaitfeit, l)cftirt fcbiuaiiFcit. ROCKER, s. bev 3[Bici5ciibc, bie 22ic= gcviiiu ; rockers, ;;). bie tjevticfteit ed^iDcIIev m ciiicv Jtutfrfje. ROCKET,*. 1. tie Siarfetc, bev S(^n)av= inCV; 2. 'tk 'HUwih {Brass icierucn,— L)\ double — , bie 5tac^tlMoIe; — gRr\tle, ( — gallant), bcV L§fbevirf), bie S33tlttevfveffe {EnjiiJiiiim birhnrea — Z,.) ; — mould, bcv 9{aifcteiifiocf. ROCKING-HORSE, s. ba« (5(^an!el= Vfcvb. ROCKiNESS, s. ba« Welfijjcbte getfen- maffcit, iUJenge J?lipi.»en. EOCKLESS, adj. of)tie gclfett, D:^nc Jtli^>pert. ROCKLY, fl///. fclficbt, felfciirtvtiiv ROCKY, adj. 1. fclftcj, *pilcv Selfctl ; felfciiftavt ; 2. jii;. ^avtbcvjig. ROD, .9. 1. baS giJciS; 2. bie (3ii(^t=") 3Jutt)e; 3. bev Stab; 4. bie 'MgtU vut^c; 5_. (•!}Jcti09^iitf)e (10* ciujli= fc|c (5ll6) ; connecting rods, T. mod. bie aSevbiiibutiijSftaiii^cii 5«.nff{)eii ben aSovbcv- itnb .gjintevvabfvii bev 2)anipfiun)]cu ; the white — , bev njcis fie .^crolbSftab; the black — , bcv fcferoavje ©tab; the golden — , bas flotbeuc 28unbfvaut, bie @oIbvut(;e l_Solidago — /..) ; to have a — in pickle for.., eiii ^iil)nd)en jii vfliitfeiibaben mit . . ; — horse, biis ©taitgcupfevb ; — net, baS Sc^liepfeunefe ; —shaped, rutbenfin-iuig. RODE, s. vid. Rood. RODERICK, s. aiobcvtc^ (iKflnil8= ttrtiiie). RODOLF, RoDOLPH, s. 3IubOlf, JiuboIV^ (3J2aun«uame). RODO.MONT, I. s 'cv ^pvatjlcv, ©vog: fpvec^ev; \i.mij. pvai)(enb. RODOMOiVTADE, s. bic 5Iuffc^iteibe= vet, 5pi'al)leict, Ovofjfpvcc^evci. To RODOMONTADE v. v. auffc^rtci= >>en, pvableii, gvojjfvvec^en. .'i60 ROLL r, ? s. ber 9Iiiff*iict= s i bcv, ^pra^lev, RODOMONTADrST, RODOMONTADOR, ®VO^fVVCrf)eV. ROE, s. 1. ba« 3ic^, bie [RicEe ; 4?in= biitii, »giivf(t)tut), Sp.TtiM Z\.)\tx; 2. (hard — ), bev Saic|), gjogen, bie 8ifci;eicv; (soft — ), bie 2){'tlrf) Jtcv gifc^e; — buck, bev Qtel)bocf; — calf, bas .^ivfdjfalb; — stone, bev ^iogcnftein, fttalige Jlaltflcin. ROGATION, s. bie '.8ittc, gihmci ; — week, bic U3etood)e; J^iniinclfa!)vtS= n)ocJ)e ; — days, s. pi. bie bvei gcfl^ iao^t in bev SBctrcocbc. ROGER, s. gioflcv, giubigcv (2)?ann8- name). ROGUE, s. 1. bev ?aiibfivcicbev ; 2. Sicb, (Srt)uvfe,Spitb«be; 3. Sdjalf, (fccbclm, Spajji'ogel^luftige iBogel ; poor — , bcv avmc ©cbclm ; to play the — , ^offen tvcibeit, ®pap ma^ien ; — in grain, bCV ©Vjfctclm. ToROGUE, w. n. 1. im Sanbe nm^ev ftvcidjcn (lu. ii.) ; 2. <£pi^bubcu= flrcid)e Ucviibeu (ro. ii.). ROGUERY, s. 1. bic gc^alfbafti'ijfeit, (grtjclmevci; 2. epigbiibevci; 3. ba§ ?anb|lvei(^eu, SUiigabunbeiilebeii (n). u.). ROGUESHip, s. bie Sf^ermcvci (iin ecbevjc, als Sitcl) ; your — , era. fctchiiifc^e ©naben, ©ie, ^v. <£pi§= biibc. ROGUISH {ad„. — i,y), adj. 1. fpi^bii= bifrf), fiturfifc^ ; 2. fd)alfbaft, fd)eU mitct); — ness, s. bie (Spi^biibevci, SdKlinevei, SdjalE^aftigtcit. ROISTER, R01STERKR.S. bev ?lurTc^nci= bcv, SBinbmac^ev, SJavmcv, SPoltcvcv. To ROLL, V. a. ■$■ n. 1. VoUcrt, tBaljCn ; wnljcn; 2. nntmaljcit, iimbvcijcn, bvcl;cn ; 3. ftd) jufammeiivolieii ; 4. fic^ (nm=)w;i[jcii; ftv^ bvc^cit; 5. jv. 7-.-:. fc^lingcvit, fd)leittcrn (auf bol)em ^-IBaffev l)cftig bi" imb b« bcioci^t pbcv flctvicbc'it lucvbcii) ; 6, voKeu (uoii bcv See) ; 7. loinbcn, njirfcln, aufmicfcdt, aufrollcn ; 8. umnjiifelii, einmiifelii, uinnjiitbcu; 9. auf bcv Svomniel unvbeln, cinen aBivbcl fctKiijcu; 10. Tvp. T. (bie gavbc mittclfi bcv aBaljcii) aiiftvagcn ; to — in mone;y,.^o-. vici t^JcIb babcu ; to — up, aufvollcn, aiifiuicffln; roiled metal, (aii«=)i]cioaIstcS iDictall. ROLL, .9. 1. ba« aeollctt, aBaljcn; 2. bcv SBivbel fnuf bev Svommcl) ; 3. bie 3JoIlc, SBaljc ; 4. tai ©tvcid)= botj; 5. flciiie vitiibc 5kob, 3Junb= ftiiif, bie 2Bc(fc, Sentinel ; 6. 3ioilc, bag 53uc^ ; (Jonyoliit, (— of papers, Sct)viftcii); (fcd)vift, Uvfui,ibe; 7. SKcvjeid^nitJ, bie Sitlc : Rolls, s. ]d. bic 9{ollcn, Sc^viftcn, Slctcu; (Jbvo= nif ; 9Jegi(ivatuv, Jtaiijedei, bag 9lv= ^iy ; — butter, bcV S3utrcn«ccf ; — calling, baS S^cvlcfcn bev 2:vu)3pcn ; — brimstone, bcv Stansiciifd)ivefel ; — chat)el, bag yivd^iu ; '— frame, bCV 3{al)iucu, woiiu ficb bic 9Baljc be= wegt ; — tobacco, SabaE in Swollen. ROLLER, s.l. bic gjollc; JV. T. bic SioUc mon'ibev Staue fabven ; SBalje ; bev SBcbcvbaum, ©avnbaum ; ba^ 2Bi(fclbanb, bic UBiubelfdiniiv ; t. aBal^ntiiblc; 2. .S'. '/: tev 93cvbanb; 3. bie a)Jall^cltvabc, bcv SfJolIcv (Co- racias — Ij; 4. rollers, bic Sattcl= gm-tcn ; a". t. Stollflij^e (jum gorf^ fc^ieppcu fcbwcrcv ©aunte, n. f. w.); — gin, T. bie 6gvenivmafd)iiic mit SBaljcu; — towel, bie .fiiaiibvoKc, baS um cine SiJoIie laufenbe .)3itiib= tuc^. ROLLING, «. 1. bn« ajollcn, n. f. lO. ; vid. To Roll ; 2. Ti/p. T. baS -.Jluf^ tvagen bev S^wavje ; — board, ba« | ROOK aiollbvef bcr aBat^sItc^tjicbct; -. chair, bet 3fJoIlftu^[ ; — collar, cin SbrtWlfragcn; — hitch, jv. t. be» A\i^ciiftcvt ; —mill, ba8 SBalswevt — pin, ba« gfJoUboIj, bie SeigvoUt — press, bie aSaljenvvcffc; Jtnpfcvi Pic^iu-effc ; JV. T-s. — tackle, bit ©toutalje ; a — vessel, bcv Sd)(in» never; — waves, volienbe Seen, Sisovpen. ROMAGE, 5. vid. Rummage. ROMAN, i.s. 1. bcr atijmer; 2. 9{5f niifc^fatbolifd)e ; ir. adj. vijmifdb ; — candles, pi. roniif^e ?id)ter, ^cnd)t« fugelvijbveii, Send)tfngcin; -catho- lic I. s. bev D'Ji3mifd)fatl)o(ifcbe; 11 adj. vomifdjfatbolifd), papiftifd) ; — letter, Ih/p. T. bic vijuiiffbc (9liitiiiua=) ©d)vift; — like, rijmifd), nuf vomi= ffbe 5Irt ; — nose, bic vi5ntifd)e 9Jafe, 3lblcrnafe, ,giabi(^t§iiafe ; — order, Jirch. T. bie r6niifd)c obcv jnfaninicns gcfc&te ©aulenovbiiuitg ; — woman, bic 3KMneviir'i. ROMANCE, s. ). '.obcv — language), bi« vomanifd)e S>vat^c ; 2. bcv 9tos man ; bie abcntcucvlicfte @efd;id)te, ©vbid^tung, ba« 23iavd)cii. To ROMANCE, v. n. crbidjtcn, liigcn, auffd)neibenj a romancing historian, cin vc:."flnl)af(cv @cfd)ic^tfd)veibcv. ROMANvi!ER.« 1. bcv 3{omancnbid)tev, SJomaiJcnfctvcibev; 2. bcv Sugucv, 2luffd)neibcv. ROMANISM, «. bie S^ogmen bcv ratbo= lifc^cn Jiircbc. ROMANIST, s. ber atomifc^tatboUff^e, $avift. TwRO.MANlZE. ». I. a. 1. vijmifc^ ma= (^cii, vomaiiiftren, latinifircn ; 2. jum ^at[)o[ici«muS befel)ven; ll. n. ben 3JiJmcv fpiclen. ROMANiSH, s. ba§ 3tomanifcbe, bic romaiiifdje (vbatifcbe) @prad)e. RO.VL\NTIC {ado. —ally), adj. 1. rOs nianbaft, fantafiifd), aben(cncvlid); 2. romautif(^, malcrifd), wiiffd^tM:; — ness, s. bag JJomaiibaftc, bie i^lben= tcnerlid)feit, ©riUenfangcvei. ROMANZOViTE, s. bcv aipiiianjoaut (cine 9U't bvannev ©vauat). ROME, s. ^t>m ; — penny (— scot), bev ^ctcvL^pfcnnig. ROMISH {ndn. — LYJ, adj. VOUlifc^ ; fa- ' tbolifii) ; pavfllid). RO.\nsT, s. ber spapifl. ROMP, .9. 1. bag toilbe, ungcjpgcue 3)Jabd)cn, bie 9Jangc ; 2. bev gbbe ©djevj. To ROxVip, V. n. st)ilb fci)n, bcnim fcba= ' fcvn, fii-^ lanuciib bcluftigcii, ftc^ . vangcn, balgcn. ' ROMPISH, adj. auSgcIaffcU ; -ness. » bic 9luggclaffcnbcit. RONDEAU, Rondo, .9. baS 3fJoilbeaU. • atingclgcbid^t, bev JJnnbgcfang. ROOD, 5. 1. bev ijierte Sbfil einei 4 9ldcr5; 2. bic 3lutbe(16i cnglifcbc gup); 3. baS Jtvcnj, .^ciligeiibiii ; — loft, bic ©aHcrie won 9ieliiiuicn obcv Silbcr bcv i^ciligcn. R00!'\ 5. 1. bag 2)ad); ^a;i« ; bic 2)ecfe; bcv .§immcl (cincv Jtntfrf)c); 2. bcv ©aunicn ; pointed or high — , baS Sattclbad) ; curved — , bag fran= jijfifd)c otcv gcbvocbenc 'Dad), ^}. unbcbcift. ROOFY, adj. init ciucm 'Dacbe, flc« becft. ROOK, .s. bie (Saat)fvabe, SJJoofr, Mi* VCCbel {Cornijr. nigra frugiUga. — fi3) ' ROPE 2. ttv UJodje, ^k\>\^ant obet 5;f)urm iiu !54)ac^ ; 3. sOetruger, Oauner. To ROOK, V. n. <$- a. betiugttl. ROOKERY, s. 1. baj (©aat=)jtra^tn= fleiiifle ; 2. ba« SBovbcU. BOOKY, adj. (ftouSantfra^en, ii.f.w.) bcfuc^t. ROOM,*. 1. bcr 3Jrtum, ?Pfafe; 2. bte <&UUe; 3. boS *eI)aUiiip, 3iinmcr, fcte ©tube, fed)i|TSfanimcv; 4. un= ge^iubevte ©clcgeii^ett, bet 3lula^ ; in your — , flit 3brfV ©feUe; there is no — for hope, tS tfi iJlic^tS jit ^of= fen ; rooms and spaces," JV. T. bie Sacfcit (aBfitcit jmifc^eit bcti ©pau= ncii obei- 3ut)6Ijcni). ROOMINESS, s. bie @er;iuinigfeif, ber 3iaitiit. ROOMY, adj. gcraiiiiitg, luett, weits liiiiftg. ROOST, s. i. ber ©c^Iafovt, ©c^Iafftfe be« @effitgel«; 2. (hen — ), bie .(piiftiici-ftaiigc, ^iif^iierfletge; to be at — , fc^litfcit. '/'« ROOST. V. n. fi^eiib fd&Iaffit, aitf= ft^cii, fiSeii (yon iBogcIit, u. f. \o.), borftcii. ROOT, s. 1. bte SBurjel; 2. ber llv= mmui, bie crfte Urfac^e; 3. bcv ©niiib, iyobeti; 4. ©tiimmuafer, '.}|hii()crr ; 5. bn« ©tniiimwort, a8iir= jclii'ort; bie 2[BiirjeIfi;lbe ; 6. jjr. T. bie JBurjel (=3'^^') ; 7. Mas. t. bcv ©ruutfeit ; to take (strike) — , aLJiirjel fc^Iagen, njurjelii, etit»ur= jelil : — of the Philippines, bie \>tnu auifite ©ifhuurjel, 2)ovflciiie, 6ou- trir.HTv'O ; — of scarcity, bie SDJait; (5el= ober iOiaiigolbwurjcI ; — f-f Virginia, eiitc 3lvt sivgittifc^ev jtavtoffcln ; — bound, rourjcffcfi ; /«'. tutc angcnj.ic^feu ; — built, wit 9iOuf= jedi erbaut ; — house, ciit uoii aBiir= jclit erbaute-i .6au«; — glasses, *B I ii= incitsuiiebflglafef ; — leaves, B. T. bie ffiitrselbnit; — peduncle, ciii 531uiiioiiflic[, ber uttmittelbarauSbcr ■ISurjd fprojit. Tu ROOT, V. n. & a. I. SSurjel fcf)[agcii, wiirifln, eiitanivjelii; 2. mit emci- SBiiriel yerfcl)eti,' eiiimuvjelit laffcii, bcfcftigcn ; 3. rtufnjfif)(ctt, umiuiibfen, aiiiblrit ; sp. T. brec^eit (»oit roilbeii 2cf)mciltcn) ; to — from one's heart, niis bcm i^erjeii veipcit ; to — in. eiu= Juurselii ; to — out, au^fjiiteii, au§vo= belt ; aitSi-ottctt ; to — up, auSrci^eii, au«votteii, jerftoreii, tevtilgeit. EOOTEDLY, ade. eiiigewuvseU, fefl, fiarf, fc[)V. ROOTER, s. bet SiittourUer, 9Iu^rot{er. ROOTLET, s. ber aBurjelfeim, bie 2Suvjc(fafcr, baS SSiivsetdjcii. ROOTY, adj. DoIIeu aSiirjelit, toiirjels reicf), tDuvjcIig. ROPE, si. bas ©eif, Xm, ber ©tvti (9tiebcrf. u. Sea lavg.) ba« Sleep ; 2. bie ft^(a= get ; — trick, bet Ofllgeuftreici^, Sd)iufenilreid) ; —walk, bie (gctlct= '.abn; Sea ian brcbcnb, freifenb. ROTATED, adj. berumgebrcbt, uinlau« ' fenb, jum 3)re^en. ROTATiOxV, s. 1. baS 'Dveben, bcr Um= lauf, ,$treielauf, iffiirbel; 2. aBed)= fcl ; by — , bcr 5Jieil)efo(ge nad), wec^- fcUmeife ; — of cropping, bte aBed)» fclroivt{)fct)aft. ROTATIVE, adj. ftc^ brcljtub (wie cta ROTATOR, s. ber, bte, ba« ft»a§ im Jl'rcife bevum bvebct; a. t. bcr Uiiu brebcr (cin 2)Jn«tf(). ROTATORY, adj. ftd» tm Jtvcife bre» benb ; — engine, bie 5iotatiDnS-3)Ja^ ferine. ROTE, s. bie me^anifd)e, burc^ bIo5;c Uebnng eriangfe 5cttigfeit, mc(^ant= fc^e ©eiaiiftgteit, ©cfcb'aftacrfatjrung, SipUtine; by — , auSlVCnbig; to learn by — , biird) llebuttg Icnieu ; to iiave by — , fluSiuenbig fpnnen. To ROTE. V. I. a. burd) bfpfie Uebnng lernen (affen; ir. n. bcr 9icibc nac^ fluatrcten (an« bent ^arlanicnte). ROTTEN, adj. 1. «crfaiilt, faill ; wm-m= fii^ig; anbriicbig; 2. ftinfenb; 3. scvbovbcn, »erfauen, fdjlimm ; to grow — ,_anbriid)ig weibcu; — bo- roughs, bie Bcrfallencn ©urgffecfcn, bte aber bemioc^ aJJitgltebtr ih« ^ar= lament fenbcii ; — cheese, alter J!"a= fe; — stoiw, bet cnglifdje (iiiit ^aXh cvbc ocvmifdlte) Srivpel ; a — tooth, eiu cariijfer (angcfanlter, :^p[)lcr) 3nf)ii- RO'iTiyNNESS^, a. bic ganlttiy, '«nbrii= C^tgfeit ; — of the bones, Med. T. ber Jtnpd)enfra9. ROTUND, adj. runb ; !veisfiJrmig. ROTUNDIFOLIOUS, adj. VllUbblattCfig. ROTUNDITY, s. bie SHiiube ; Jlrci8fi.'r:i migfcit. ROTUNDO, 3. bie aiotunba, baS DJunb>' gcbanbe. ROUGE, i.'s baS 3^ot^, bic rpt^e gav^ be ; ©d)ininfc ; li. a. — ly), adj. 1. raiib ; rob ; rand) ; unc ben, ^olpctig ; 2. ijixH, nnangencbm; 3. ftrengc; 4. uiifanft, ungebilbct, niifein, gvob; 5. beftig, nngcftiim, ftihmifd) ; 6. fnrdjtbar, fiivd;terlivi), gefiibvlic^; M. e-s. — balance, bic robe S3i(aitj, bet ungefab= re ©albo ; —calculation, bie nngcfab* vc 58crcd;nniig, ber Uebcvfrblag ; to make a — calculation. CtllCn Ucbers fd;[ag mad)en, itberfttjlagen ; — bind- weed, bie ©tecbwinbe (SmUaz aspera — /-.) ; to — cast, 7). a. aiif robe 9lrt bilben ; grob beiuerfen (cine 9)JaHcr) ; — cast, mit grobcm 'Kprtet ben3pr= fen ; ber ranbe ?lnn)urf, ©priftunirf ; fis- grpbe ©ntwiirf ; — diamond, bet vpfte Siamaiit ; — draught, ber erfte (Sutmiirf ; to — draw, «. a. entiucr* fmt, ffi^ivcn; — e.vercises, anflveii' 3G1 UOUN ROW RUBB Senbe Ji3ri.*evlttf)c) SBcrecijUugcn ; — footed, raurflfuiiig ; — grinder, 7'. bic iSd)If iffc^alc, iSd;lciffdjuffel bev @ln«= fil)lfiftl"; to — hew, v. a. auS bcm (Sretcit bffjaiicn ober fcfavbeitint;^"'. mtmeifcn (-liiaiie) ; — hown, a\iS bcm (Srobcil bt^nilCll; A^-Vt*^ ; — leaved, -(iiifjblaftcviij ; — mast, etn vautjer, inbe^aueiiei- SDJafi ; — rider, ber ^fcrbe jurcitct, bcfoubev^ fiir baS ajjilitiiv, bcr iintcre ©oreitci' ; — shod, mit frt;avfeii ^ufeifeii; — wa- ter, cine (jolie (bof)lc) See; — wine, bee l)cv()e SBc in ; to — work, v. a. ans beiu Ovobfteu avbeiteu, ub£var= bctteit. 7b ROUGHEN, v. I. a. xaui) macf;cu ; \i. n. raut) wtvbfu, yevmilbcvii. ROUGHNESS, s. 1. bte SfJaii^e, 3?aul)i(l= fcit; 2. .^cvbc ; 3. Strcnqc; 4. SJb- bts]ti-it, 3ipl)[)cit; ®rob()ett; 5. I)ff= tigc SBivhma bcr *?irsciicimittc[ ; — of the sea, biiS ©tiivmcit bcS 2)Jccrf3. ROULEAU, s. bic (SclbVOlIc. BOUNCE, s. bic .5aiib£)abc; Typ. T. ber (.^niib=)(5)iiff, bie (Sd;eibe am SBenijcI, bcr :^3ictJfiocf. ROUND {ad„. — i.y), adj. I. rilllb; Irct«= fiivmig, fpbarifc^; 1 (jaiu ; 3. »o[I= flingciib, fanffEliiigciib; flic^ciib ; 4. offcn, offciibcvjin, aufi-tci^ti)], unt)cr= ftcllt, flcrnbc, finr, itiiucrbo^lcii ; 5. rafcJ), Ijiirtii] ; 6. bctrac^t(id), aiifcbiu- tid) 11. f. W.'; — number, ciltC flCVabe, yoUe 3ai}I; a — pace, eta tiic^tigcr ©(^rtlt ; a — smn, ciiic vuitbe (ail= fcf)ttltrf)c) (Summe ; a — volley, Ctiic yoUe tabling, Salve; to make — , viiiibcii, ruiib mnrf;en; — bobhin. bie SJuilbfcbllUl-; — dot, Mvis. T. eiii villi; bc3 ©taccrtto^Sft'^c" [*] ; — edged dixats, ffiaiibbiicateii; — fish, bcr Sfhinbftfd) ; — glass, bns SJJuiibglas, .goblglnS; — hand, bie fluSgefcl)ric= bene ^aub ; — head, ber (Sfu^toDf; bcr SPurttauCt; — headed, nmbfiipftg ; (jcnjolbt ; — heads, niitbfopfigc 9ta: gel; — imiise, 1. ba§ SBacbbaiiS {fiir ben (Sonfitablcr ober fiir bic ®d?ar= »ad)e); 2. jv. r. bie fontk (ctue 9lb= tl)ciliiiig nut .§intcrf[)ei(c bc§ 33icr= te{ycvbcdc« [bcr (£c^rtii5c]aiif Oftiu= bicitfabrcni uiib aiibcrn gvpBcii,ft'auf= fa[)rtcifd)iffcii ; cbciifo ciiic [.6cv-- vcii=]jlnjiitc fiuf [nntcrifaiiiic^cii] S)ai)ipffd)iffcn ; aiif ftcincrit %c&,x^ Sciigin: bcr ajuf, 9ipof ; nufJtrieg8= fdjiffcii ftnb — houses [im ^-Biig] auc^ Slbtrittc fiir bic uufcrcn Dfftctcre) ; — iron, vuiibcS (Stabcifcii; siiiiubei= fcit; — leaved sim-devv, bcr Soiiueus tbdlt, eble aSibCVton (Drosera roUm- dU'o/ia, — L.) ; — nos(!d pliers, bic 9luiibsnngc, (vitnbe) ©raljtjange; — pepper, gaiucr $ff ffer ; _ robin, bic 3trfctuiitcrfd)vift aiif 58efd)merbc= fdtrifteii, wovaitS iiid^t bci'vorgc^t, n^cr jiicrfl imtcvfc^riebcit ; — shoul- dered, brcitfd)u(tcrig ; — text, bic fev= tige, au«gefcj)vicbcne (JtaiifmaiitiS=) •Oniib ; — top, JV. r. bcr iSlavs, 3JJaft= forb; — topped knives, 3}Jcffcr lllit abgcPiiuipftcii .$lliiigcii. HOUND, s. 1. bie Stiinbe, bcr J?rci^, Birfel, bie @pbare; 2. Staffcl, Sproffc 'ciiier Setter) ; 3. baSJHiiiib ; 4. bcr Umiaiif, Jtrci-Mauf, bie 51b= ivecbfctiii'g i>>irf> ber 9teit)e; 5. r. ber ®ang (,fiaiiiV'f vm ciiicm (5nlle etiicS .Sampfcv'J bis mi ciiicni aiibeni) ; 6. ber Sfiimttatu, Jiiiiibgefaiig ; ciii Ma- noil im ©cfaiig; 7.' bic '@ciicrnlbc= (i&arge, €a(ye ; — and grape, JJiigcIn Hitb Jtavt;itfitert ; to take a — , in bcr JRuiibc bcrum bcfiiditu; to go the —s, bie Otnnbt gc^en ; — s of a lantern, T. 363 ber 2;riebfi«b, Siriebfiec^cr eincS 2)reblingS ober 35riUing8. ROUND, ade. £■ prep. ilU Jtrcifc bcvum, um ; Ijcrum ; to send — , bftin" ff "= ben; all the year — , tnS ganse 3al)r l;inburd) ; — the world, uin bie SBelt; to get — a lieadland or cape, lim Cinc Sanbfpifee fegein, bci'i"" fcmmen; the wind has got — to the North Biist, ber aSinb ifl nad) SRovb^Oft nmge^ (lUlfeU; the tale went — , cin Scicr erjal)lte fciu @cfd;ict)td)cn ; —about, 1. arf;. 1. ritnb bcrum, rings bevam ; 2. njeitlauft'g^wcitffbmciiiig; n. s. etue Sacfc o{;ue ^d;ot;c, bcr Spencer; to make — abouts, UuifdiTOcife madyCU Cbcr nel)mcn ; — about chairs, ©tii^le mit runbeii Sef)ncu ; — about-way, bcr Umaicg. To ROUND,\i.i. a. i. riinbcu, runb ma- d)tn; 2. uingcbcu; iin. 1. ficb riai= ben, runb n>erbeu ; 2. bic Oiuiibe ge= ^ea ; b^nimfabveu; jv. 7-s. to— in, ciu Iiiufcube* Xan einbolen; to -t- to, (ciuSd)iff) beiBvebeu, ximbre()en; to — up, ttxoaS aufboleii. ROUNDEL, s. H. T. 1. bie jirfclruiibe Sigur, bie ,Sngel, ber i^ali; 2. vid ROUNDEL.W. ROUNDELAY, s. ba« S^tngclgcbt^t; berShinbgefang. ROUNDISH, adj. VUllblic^. ROUNDNESS, ..j. 1. bie gfJiinbc, 3?nn= bung; 2.^^. Offcnbeit, ©erab^eit. To ROUSE, V. 1. a. 1. fliifroccfen ; 2. er= JDeuen, aufmiiuterii (— from sleep, ans bcm ©cblafe), aufitgcn ; 3. auffto; bent, anfjngen (ciu ^Bitb) ; H. «. 1. anfaiat^cn ; 2. fid) in 23etycgnug fe= ften ; 3. jv. t. auf etn blo§cJ San, obne .^lilfe etne« XaMS u. f. tu, ()o= leu, auboten. ROUSER, s. ber 5IufuKrfcube, (grwc= (fciibe u. f. w. ROUSING, arij. mdg. \t{)x grojj, crfd)ve(f= lid), iiugct)cuer. ROUT, s.l. bie 3fJotte, 53anbe, SErup^ pc; ber jnfiimmcngelanfcne ^(.ibcl; 2. SInftnnf, Sarin ; 3. bie »orneb= me gcfeUfd)aftlict)e SBcrfammlung, 5)3runfgcrcllfd)aft ; 4. bic Dlicbcrlagc, .^cvnniTuug (nnovbentlid)c ?^iud;t et= ncr 9lrmce) ; 5. bcr ilBcg u. f. \v., vid. Route; to put to (the) — , aufSJpaupt (in bie Slnd)t) fd)Iagen ; a — of wolves, einc 9Jotte 2Bi.ilfe ; — chairs, flcine angcmaUefStiit)lemtt Sinfcu= fi^en. To KOUT, J,. n.iiig3crunrruugbriiigcn. jerftreucn, iverfen ; cine yfliebevlage beibvtngcu. ROUTE, s. ber 2Bcg, Sl^arfcb, bie Stra^ ^e, sReife, 9iid}tuug, (3}Jarfd;;)9ion= te ; »o take one's — to .. , ft'cb lucnbcrt tlflC^ . . . ROUTINE, s. bie 9Jontiue, Ucbnng, ©ewcfju^eit, Scrtigfcit, ®eldufiij= fcit. TuROVE, r. I. 7(. fd)waniicn, fcbivci= fen; to — aimut, Ijcvnui fd^anirmeu, I)crnin fcbrocifcn; to — wide of the mark, ivcit uoui ^\t\t fd;iej5cn ; n. a. burd)|lrcifcu. ROVER, s. 1. bcr .ferumfdmnirmcr ; 2. SBanfcImiitbigc; 3. Sccranber. ROVING, part. lUMl To Rove, 7-5. can — frninc, tie (Vlafd)cn= (ober.5?aiincn=) 3JJafd)iue, Satcrneubanf; spindle — frames, Spiubclbmifc ; — billv, bie S3orfptnnmafd)iiie, ber ®iobftnt)l; roving.s, pi. Suiitcu Dbcv 33anber. ROW, .?. bie 9icil)c ; Tijp. r.lk ®affe ; to sot in a — , ill Drbiiuiig, in Sieilie ftellcn ; ^r. t-s. — barge, 'bas 3hibcv' fcbiff ; —galley, bie ©alecrc ; — locks. pi. bie 9^nbevlccter (in fieineu 331)= ten); — ports, 2>i- bie 9tubergatcii, -9Joiepfortei. 'in fleiiicu JtricgSft^* Inppcn). ROW, a. vuig. ber Sarm, Jtrafel , b» ®d)Iagevet. To ROW, V. a. s,-ii. 1. riibcm, rojcii ; v — against . . , (gcgeu etroaS) aiirubert^ anrojen ; 2. viUtr. larmcn, fvatelen. ROWEL, s. 1. ba« ©)>prnrabd)cn ; 2. 4paarfcil, bie i§aarfd)iiur (cin Sonta» neil fiir ^^JJfcrbe}. To ROWEL, V. a. ciu >§aarfcil (burc^=) jieben. ROWEN, s. b(iS Stoppclfclb. ROWER, s. ber 9tubever, 9iojer. ROWLAND, s. Drlanbo, 9ioInirt> (^Jtannsname) ; to give a — for .an Oliver, jn-nv. luit glcict)cr iKiiuje (im 2luf|t^ncibcn) bcsablen. ROYAL {mln. — lv), I. adj. 1. louifl* lid;, evlaud)t, ebcl ; 2. l^racbtig ; Prin- cess —, bic Jvrcnprinjcfftnii ; H. s 1. royals ( — sails), JV. T bieObcr= (Obcr flicgcutjcu) ^^ramfcgcl ; 2. pi Oun Ph. flcine iDJlnfer uon 51 Qoll Sauge 3. the Royals, bic f i3niglid;c Buiigavbc ; ill compos^. — aid, bic bClll jtontgc bc^ iinlligtcn 3iJUe, Stcucvn, 5lbgaben, It. f. W. ; — antelope, bic SwogailtC: lope, baS guiiififd)c3ii.H"rgbtrfd)cben; — aniler, bag bvittc ©nbc ciucS ^^ix^^i}' gewcibcs ; — bay, ber tnbifd)e Sor:" becrbaiim ; — con.sound ( — larkspur), bcr 9Jittcrfporn; — lettuce, bcr .ft5= titggfalat; — mantle, ber JH)utg8= mantel (cine 9JJnfd)eIavt) ; — oak, .^st. T. cin fi^^lid)cS ©ternbilb ber tieneni 3f it (Robur CaroUnum) ; — pa- per, bn§ 9Jegalpapicr. ROYALISM, s. ber 9'io))ali«mn«, bie yinbauglid)tcit aw bie tiniiglidje <5acbc. ROYALIST, I. s. bcr 9^PS)aliil, Jti5ntg* tifbgeftnutc ; II. adj. voyaliftifd). To ROYALIZE, v. a. finiiglic^ mad;cn. ROYALTY, s. 1. bag Jionigtf)um, lu Jti.Mttg«miirbe ; 2. bag 9Jega(e, fiJntg* licbe 5)orrerbt ; Royalties, pi bie 3fi- ^en bcr Jtoniggwiirbe, S2cic^6inftg= nicii, 9icicbgflctuobicn. To RUB, V. I. a. L rcibcit, tvifdicn, fcbcucrn, pu^cii, bpf)ncn ; 2. fd)a:< ben; to — down, abreibcn ("ipfcrbe, gjJobcI, u. f. w.) ; to ~ ofi; >vcgau= fd)cn, abreibcn ; Typ. Ts. to — out, ougftrcid)cn (bie ?^avbc) ; to — the balls, (cbemaU) bie Sallen (ab=)rci= ben, (ab=)pii^en; to — up, gtanjcnb mac^cn, polircn ; fig enveJcn, wk- bcr bcvbor fudien, erucucvn, anffria fd)cn ; II. ji. fid) vcibcit, fic^ bnrcb= brangen ; to — through the world, fid) bnrd) bic SBclt Iielfcu, fir^ bnrc^= fd)(agcu. RUB. s. 1. bag 9ieiben, bie 9Jcibuiig; 2. Unebenbeit; 3. bcr 9Jfibcftctn; '4. fig. bcr 5luflop, bag 43iiibcrui6,- bie (5d)iincn'gfeit ; 5. Sticbdci, bet (itict), <2pOtt, SScnvcig; to give ono a— ,eincm cinenStid) gcbeu; there'? the — , ba ftcdt ber Jtnotcu, njUg. brt liegt ber .ftunb bcgrabeu; -stone, bcr 9?eibeftciu, (grbbc) Scbtcifilfiu, (grobc) 2Bcfeftciu. RUBBER, s. 1. bcr9iciber, 9}cibenbe; ©cbabcube; 2. SBifdt, 2Btfd)ln^pe«; 3. bie ,9iagp£l; ^^fnnbfcik; 4. bet SBcljftciu; 5. bic bcppclte ?^axtit (beim aQbiiifpiel), bcr 9iobbcr; l won the-^, id) l)abc jwci 2piclet>on Bveien geiroiinen ; Indian — , bag Scbevbarj* (lat. Gummi elasticiini.). RUBBING, part. .■<. bag Sicibcu, u. f. w. ; — brush, tic Jlrafebiirftc; — ciotu bag aBifd)tuc^. RUBBISH, s, berS^ntt; bag frblec^tt 3cng ; bag buret einanber ©ewer* RUEF RULE RUN ffBe; ber Slbfalt, Unvatt), 3Iu«it>uvf, ias J?c^rt(it, bcv Sflub, Jl'ot^. RIIBDLE STONE, s. bet SDIU 2Bajfcr atigeiicbene Skin, OtoUftfin. KUBELLIT, s. bev votl)e S^utmalin. RU15ICAN, fuij. rin[)|"ct)ccfio, fttc^el^a= viji (aoit Spfcvbcn). RUBICEL, s. ber Jiubtccll, i-otf;9clt»e aiubiit. RUBICUND, adj. xHtW^, rot^. RUBIED, aiij. vubiiu'oti;, f)orf)rot&. RUBiFic, atij. rbtt)citb, voti) macbenb. uuBincATiON, s. ba« ajptbmadH'ii. RUBIFORM, a/Zj. vptbfd)ciuii^, rotblirf). To iiUBiFV, *. a. vi3tl)fit, votl} iihuljen (lu. ii.). RUBLE, «. bev (.vufrifd)c Silbcv=)3l|ubcl. RUBRIC, i. s. i. bic 3iiibviE, Ucber= fcbviff, ba« DvbiiuiigSyerjcicbnip, bev £itcl, 9lbfcl)iiitt; 2. bie . ttvc^ltd)c SSin-f4)vift, Jlircbciipvbuuitg ; II. adj. rctl). To RUBRIC, V. a. vot^ nuflrcid)cit ; mtt votl)cit SBuc^ftabcit bejcid)iuMi. RUBRICAL, aiij. rott) ; ui Dtiibvifcii flc= OVbllft. To RUBRICATE, v. a. veff) aiiflvci(|cu; Rubricate, adj. \oti) aiIi]efllid)Clt. RUBY, I. ,1. 1. ber atubiit; 2. bie ,^o= tlK; baS (.6pct)=)3?otb ; 3. bie .§i^= blatter, giu'iie.joc. Jtarfunfel ; orien- tal — , ber Savvbiv; II. adj. rotf); — faced, mil (bo4))rot^cm ®eftd)t. To RUCK, V. a. ruuselii, in Salteii 5icl)eit. RUCK, «. bie Salte. uucrATiON, «. taS 31ufiiopeit, 3in[^= fen. RUD, «. 1. rid. RtiDD; 2. bic 3ii.U()C. RUDD, s. bie Dvfe (eill S;fc^, Cyitrinus orfus — I.,). RUDDER, s. 1. baS (Steiier=)9hibcr ; 2. ber 3Jaber, Siaitcr, ba3 ftebeiibe Sieb ; -V. T-s. — coal, ber iU-pbf ii» .v^euiiecjat; — iron, ber 9iubcr^afeii ; — nail.*, 9iUbevfpifcr; — pendants, bic Sovglieiieu beS ;Hnbev« ; — tackle, bie (Sriiiibtalje, 3iubcrtal]e ; — trnnk (— ca.se), ber Jtnfteii beim^enneijat, woburd) baS 9hibcr fat)rt. RUDDINESS, s. bie JJiit^e, frifd)e Sarbe. RUDDLE, s. ber Sfiijt^el ; — man, ber SibtbeJgrabfr. RUDDOCK, s. ba« 3iot^tc^I^eit, bev >)tctbfd)n)anj. RUDDY, adj. rot|, l^laVVPt^ ; — with . . , rotl), evbi'gt sou . . ; of — complexion, 1)011 rotljcr (fvifdjev) ®eftd)t«favbc ; — complexion, bie fri)d)e @eftc^t§= farbe. RUDE {ad,\ —i.Y),adj. 1. Ulicbeil, vail^ ; 2. rot) ; 3. gvob, utigeftttet, uiii]c,^o= gen, iiiinvtii], iiiiboflid); 4. fiiu)tlo§, Jiiifictiiiififlf, nngebilhct, iiniuiffenb ; 5. 'geiuaitfam, siuaefliim, befti^ ; 6. ftavf ;7. inifvcuiitifid), bavt, uiibarm; berjtq, ftrenge; — ness, .?. 1. 3fiaubin= feit ;'2. bic ajobbcit ; 3. ©vobbcit, Uii= jutffctibeit; lliibi.^flid)fett; 4. J{uuft= lo^gfeit; 5. .6cftif(fett, ber Uiuje; ftiiiit ; 6. bic Strcitiie. RUDENTURE, .«. Wa. T. taS (5tri(f= werE, bie ^crftabuiig an Saulfit. RUDIMENT, s. bie ©ruiiblnge, ber '1111= faU(^; Rudiments, pi. bie 5lllfaUjJ'3= (iriiiibe ; ©leniente, UviTtoffc. To RUDIMENT, v. a. bie ©ruiiblnge Icf^eit. RUDIMENTAT, mij. ju bcit 5lnfang«= griinbeit gebovic^. To RUE. V n. bercitett, BcHagcn. RUE, s. bie JJJailtC (Rata graveolcns — /J; Roai'.s — , bie ®ei«raiitc, baS ©emStViIllt {Oalcga officinalis — /,.). RUEFUL i-ulv. — ly), adj. traurtfl, fliig; ltd), jiimnterlie^ ; —ness, s. bie Srau^ vigfeit, ber @ram. RUFF. s. 1. ber OoIbbavS, ®olbro(^e; .^auibarS, gcvfdfifd); 2. .§auSten= fcl, J?ampf bal)it, i3viiiilbabn (ciu 2So= ge(, Tringa jmgiinx —^ L) ; 3. bic ,§nubentaiibe ; 4. bie Jlvoiife ; 5. ber fieifc jfrageii ; bie Salte ; 6. ber Sintnipf, ©tid). To RUFF, V. a. 1. tvuiiivfeii, ab)led}eit, bie Stic^e mad;cn ; 2. in lliunbnung briitgen; ruffed grouse, ba§ ,$trageu= ^UbU ( Tetrao umbclhis — /-.). RUFFIAN, L s. bcv 3Jaiif bolb ; 9tau= ber; aJUivbcr, 'i)Jciid)elmorber; u. adj. roilb, »uiitl)Ciir<, nngeftiim, barba= ri'fd), rud)lo§. To RUFFIAN, V. n. wiit[)cn, rafeit, tobeit. RUFFIANLIKE, adj. vid. Ruffian, adj. To RUFFLE, ■e.l.a. 1. raffcii, aufraf= felt; 2. falteii, in Salten legen, glo= den, traufein,fraii'5 mad)en; 3. tniil= leu, jerbiiiden, jevfiiitfern, yevfd)nim= vfen ; 4. oermivrcn, in Uncbniing bringeu; 5. iiberrafd)en, an^' bcv gaf- fnng brtiigen ; uiii bie gute ?auuc bringeu ; il. n. 1. raub, nngeftiini werben ; 2. flattcrn ; 3. (Icife) W)ir= telu (aiif ber S^vommel). RUFFLE, s. 1. bie ?UJanfd)ettc, .Sanb= fvanfc; ber ^Bufenfiveif : bie ©pifec ; 2. ©abvung, 2i!aUung, UJenoirrung; 3. Mil. Ph. t)er(ieife) Jivommclanvbel. RUFOUS, adj. votf), rotbbanrig. RUFUS, s. Diiifin, 9iuftin)nS iiiyjaiin«= name). RUG, n. 1. ber gvobc wotlene 3fiisl; rand)c Seppid); tie raud)e Setfe, woUcne (grobe)33ettbede; 2. ber^^!u.= bel; hoarih — , bcr Jlamiutcppid). RUGGED (ado.— ly), adj. 1. vaub, nn= ebcn, I)o(perig; fd)roff; 2. vaud), jottig; "i. fig. ranb, rol), toilb, un= freunbtid), scrbrieplid;, ftiiviiiiffb ; miirvifii) ; — ness, s. baS Jiaubc ; bie (2c^vofff)cit; aianbigteit, 3tof;f;ctt, SBilbbcit, UufrennblidjEeit. RUGINE, s. s. T bic Scinfcile, bcr 3af)iiinei^el, ba§ Spolirmeffcr. RUGOUS, \ adj. runjclig. Poll DJitn= RUGOSE, S Jfl"- RUGOSITY, s. ba« a^unjelige (». ii.). RUIN, s. 1. ber (Sinflurj ; 2. bie 9hiine, Sriimnier; 3. ber UJerfall, Unter= gang, baS 9]erberbcn ; Ruins, pi. bic 9{uineii, 2;riiiiti;;ev; to fail to—, ein; ftiirjen, Pcrfallcn; to tiuow into — , jufammenftiivjcn. To RUIN, V. I. n. JU ©riuibc ric^ten, yer= Wuftcu, jevftijrcn ; to — one's .'lelf in trade, till .^aubcl jnriidfonimen ; II. n. ju ®runbe geben, eiuftiirjcu, ein= fallen ; yerarmeu, in§ ©Icub gcratbcn. RUINATION, s. baS 3:igruuberid)ten. RUINER, s. bev SSerberbcr, 3crfti.H'er. RUINOUS ((«,■■•. —t.y). ndj. 1. ten C*in= fluvj bvobenb, baufallig; 2. triini.-- incvbaft ; ciugeftiivjt, Perfallen ; 3. lingliicflid), Perbcrblid) ; a — under- taking, ciu bal«bred)enbe8 Unfevncl)= men ; —ness, .s. bic ikufalligfeit. RULE, s. 1. ba« Siineal; 2. SBinfcI^ malB; bev iDJagftab, 3ollftab, 3oH= flocf; Tup. T ba* (^olumnenma§ ; bie giegel, ?Jorm, Diid)tfd)unv ; 3. Dib= nung ; 2Serorbnuug, S3ovfd)rift ; bag SRnftcv; 4. bie aicgierung, J6evr= fdjaft; Rule.*, ;,/. Typ.T. bte Stiidli; nicu ; — of three, Mr. T. bic Dicgcl be Sri; /.. T-.vad)ffU; 10. iaufen ; II. a. 1. ftcc^en, buvc{)bol)rcn ; fteden; 2. jmingcn, juningeu; 3. trctben; 4. »cvfolgen, jagch, befeen ; to — one's country, lanbfliid)tig wcvbeu; — and fly, in bev Site; to — a division, Mus. PA. SJaufer macbcn, colorivcu; to — distracted, tu SScrjTOcifliing geratben ; to — dry, fid) erftt)Ppft biif'C" ( — ofi on, in) ; Sea F.xp-s. to — end for end (torn S^amuerf) ganj aiig bem J^lobcii Iaufen ; to — fair, nibig werbeit, be* ba(a)rcn; to — foul of.., feflfabven auf . . ; to — foul of a ship, etu madjeit ; to — up the prices, bie ^leife in bie ^B^e tveiben, fteigein ; to — up a thing too high, eiue (Sad)e iibev= tveiben ; to — (up) to one, auf cinen jnlaufen ; to — one up, cinen evbe= ben, loben ; to — up the bowline. Sea Exp. bie iBiilien fliegrn laffen ; to — upon one, auf cinen julanfcn, leS ge^en ; her head — s upon a fel- low, viiig. if)v fletft ein JlevI im ^0= pfe ; his discourse — s upon that, fc JIC Siebe gc&t bal)i:i, bavauf, ^anbelt ba= ODU, fpielt bavauf an. RUN, s. 1. baS Saufen, ber ?auf; 2. (Sovt=)@ang; 3. bie nnunterbvo= riiene dal)vt; 4. gvo^e, ungcfiiime S'lad)fvagc (nad) ®elb) ; 5. sea lanf. ( — of a ship), ber SBcg, ben ein (S4iff (in einer geu'iffen 3cit) jn= viidlegi, hie ©egelfffcueUigfeit ; bie (Ucbcr=)5at)rt, aieife eines gjjatvo-- fen »on cinem ^afen ju eiucm an= bevn; ber glug,""i&(bufj ; 6. 5lnlauf (5um iSpvingen) ; 7. bie 5Beife, Sev= fal)vnngSavt; 8. j\r. Ph. ber 3lbgaug, Umfafe ; 9. jv. r. ber $icE (un'tcvfte unb biuterfie 3Jaum im ©c^iffe btd)t am .§intcvflc»en) ; a mill with four runs (of stones), cinc 2Jhi[)lc niit tjier 9}2a[)lgdngen ; it is the common — , fo gel)t e« gewiji)nlid); to put to the — , in3 ?aufen bviiigcn ; to take a — , cinen 5lntauf nebinen, aufc^cn ; a — of ill luck, cine SfJeil^e t>ou Ungtiicfl= fallen ; to have a — of customers, tide Jlnnbfcftaft (3ulauf »on jlun= ben) l)aben ; in the — , mit ber 3eit ; at (the) long — , aiif bic (iu bie) Sdnge obcv 2)auev, am ©nbe, cnfclic^ ; bills at the long — , lange laufenbe 2Bec^= fel ; — goods, cingefc^wiivste aSaa= ten. RUNAGATE, .?. bcv 3tencgat, 5Ibtritn= nige ; 5lugveiper, Ucbcrlaufer, ?anb= ftveic^er. RUNAWAY, s. bcv 9lu«rcifer; SIiid5)t= ling ; Sanbilreic^er, ^autHiiufcv. RUNCINATE, ailj. — leaf, B. T. ciu fc^votfagcforinigel Slatt. RUNDLE, «. 1. bie Staffei, pf ber unteru aQcIIe eiueS boppel:; ten @pills. RUNDLET s. ba« ficinc gdgc^en «on bvei V\.% jwaujig ©allonen cnt^al= tenb. • RUNE, s.bie SfJune, S^nuenfc^rift. RUNES, s. pi. SfJuiienveiine. RUNGS, s. pi. J\r. T. bie ben (Sd)iff«bo= ben bilbciiben OuevbaUen; iH-oBinc. bie ?eitevfpvoffen. RUNIC, niij. 'Sd)nn unb (Xpvac^e bc« alten ©fanbinafcienS betveffenb ; rn= nifd) ; — chamcters, ( — letters), pi. bie 9iunenfd)vift. RUNNER, s. 1. ber SfJcnncr; ?dufcr; 2. ^ofibote, @cri*t«.-(obcr 9Jat^S=) biener, $o(iHcifncd)t ; 3. bic Spvoffe ans ben SEurjcln, ber (gpro^Iing, jungc 3n3cig, Slustdufer; 4. obere lOJiiblflein, Sdufer; 5. ber SJot^fup, bas Siotbbeinc^cn (ein 33oget, Scoioj)at caiidris — /,.) ; 6. JV. T. bic gjJautel an cinem XaM; runners of a sleigh or sled, bie Jlufcn eineS (Sd)IittcnS. RUNNET, s. ba« (Jtafe=)?ab. RUNNING, adj. laufcnb, flic^cub, Pr6= meub U. f. tn., vkl. To Run; five times — , fiinf SDJat bintev einanbcr; for thrae days — , bvci SJagc nad) einau- btr; — account, bic laufcubc (Off cue) Siedbnung ; — banquet, ba« ®aft= mabi, wobci man fid) nid)t fe^t; — bills, laufsn^bt SCBw^fel; — cash, cir= CUlirenbeS ®elb ; — cou.'se (of ex- change), ber laufenbe Soura ; — cr* dit, ber laufenbe (offcne) (Srebit; — days, bie jum Saben ober 9luSlabc« einc§ <5ct)iffc« beftimmtcn 2;age ; - fight, bag ©efec^t im Siiidjugc ; — foot, laufenbe Su6; — horse, bai 3ficnnpfevb ; — interest, laufenbe Binfen ; — knot (— noose), bie (laui fenbc) Scblcife, <2d)linge; — marcii, ber ©efc^roinbmarfc^, (Silmarfd); — measure, baS laufcnbC 2}JaB ; — pas- sages, Mas. T. Sdufcr ; — ■ place, bie SJennbabn ; — rigging, Sea lavg. bal laufenbe J^auroert ; — roii, r. cine meffingene SBatje jum 2luSbe{)nen be« gefc^moljencn @lafe« ; — riot, Sp. E. bie auf ein gfjubcl .§irfc|e an= rcnnenben Sagbbunbc ; — sore, bie eitcrube iZSuubc; — term, ber tau= fenbe Sermiii ; — thnish (— frush) eiue ?Pfevbetvanfbeit, wobei ©iter au8 ben giigen Idnft; — title, Typ. T. ber ^ohimncntitel; a — vessel, baS fc^neUfegelnbe ©c^iff, ber ©d&ueU=^ fegler ; — yards, laufenbe 3)arb§. RUNT, s. ba§ berbuttete 9Sief) ; bitfe (plnmpc) S:t)ier; bie fpanifc^e Xaub::. RUPEE, s. bie 3iupic. RUPERT, s. 3iuprcd)t (2JiaunSname) ; — 's drops, bie ©laf't^vdnen, @la5= jii^rcn. RUPTiON, s. ber aSrnc^, 3tip. RUPTURE, s. bcv 33iud) j M- «?i'i«= benSbvud;; bie offcne Setnbfeligfeit; — wort, baS S8vud)fraut {Hcmiaria glair a — /_/.). To RUPTURE, 1). I. a. bvcc^cu, jevrei= fen; ii. n. ciuen !i3rud) betommen. RURAL {ado. — ly), adj. lailblit^, DOm Sanbe ; — excursion, bie ?anbfabrt, Sanbpavtie ; — ness, s. bie Sdnblic^s feit. ■ RURAUST, s. ber ein ldnblic^f\?c= hin 5iJl)renbc. RUSH, s. 1. bie 33infe (Jancu.s—L.) ; 2. vuig. baS SBcvtblofe; 3. ber fdmelle, ungefliime ^auf ; it is not worth a — , coi.iS ifl hhmi ^aUmn (fcinen ^fiffevliug) njcvt^ ; flowering — , bic ■bliiijciibe iBinfe, baS Jtamcel^cu (Butoinus umbdlatus — h.) ; — chairs, 33infenflii§Ie; — grass, baS SBinfengraS ; — light (— caudle), ba§ ^infcnlic^t. To RUSH, V. V. fd)nell laufen, ftiegen, fctie^cn, bufdjcn, ftiirjcn (— upon, auf) ; vanfd)en, faufen ; to — in, Uv- ein platen, biucin fliivjcn; to — in i:pon, bcvfallen iibcv . . ; to — out, levaueiliivjcn, fid; fdjncU ciitfevnen, wegcilcn. RUSHED, adj. soll 33infen, mit ^Uu fen bcfiveiit. RUSHER, .?. 1. ber fcbnell beraovbvidlt; 2. ber 33infeuflreii;r. RUsniNESs, s. iaS ^infcitartigc, bit binfige Sefc^affentjcit, iDtcngc SJ3in= fen. ' RUSHi-iKE, adj. binfendljulid), mt ein 33tnfent)alm; ^^. fd)n)ad), pbn= mdc^tig. RUSHY, adj.l. wU .^Pinfcit, biufig; 2. binfeu, binftc^t ; bou (an«) 53in» fen ; — couch, baS SBinfeulagev. RUSK, s. bev(gevi)ficte) 3i»{f'"irf (5«ni S:bee), baS ,f affcebvob. RUSMA, .9. ein Snittcl jitm •^aaxitu tilgen, .5aavau«5iebcn, hci ben tiir^ fifc^cn Sranen. RlTSS. I. adj. vuffifc^ ; II. s. bic ruffifd)! Sprad)e. RUSSET, I. mij. In-aunvotf), bunfel< braun; fig. bdncvifc^, grob ; n. *. i bie SBaticvElcibung ; 2. vid. Rusbh SABB SACK SADN To RUSSET, c. a. fine traittirot^c Sar- be gcbeii. KUSSETJNG, s. (— apple), bCt ^\X%^ ling. UU6SIA, .lb ; tlie emperor of all tlK> Russias, ber jtatfer «Iler ffjeiis ^cit; — duck, vufnf^cS (gencltuct); — hides, 3ud)teil=c§iiute ; — leather, 3ltci)teil(=S*elicr) ; — sheering, rufft= fcbe« sScUltmicii. RUSSIAN, I. s. bcr aiiiffe ; II. aij. VUf:: ftf*. RUST,5.bvrD^ofl; immelig, ran^ig n.'crbcit, faiiK'it ; 2. »oir Unt[>itigf(it niiSiirtcu; II. a. vofitg mac^eii, fcl;im= mcUg macj)eu. KUSTIC, adj. vid. Rustical ; — goat,, bie Selbgijttev ; — people, ,ba8 ?aiib= solE. RUSTIC, ». bcr SBaiier, ?niibntanit. RUSl'lGAL {ndv'. — ly), adj. 1. tauerifrf), Kiiiblic^; 2. roft, grob; 3. cinfac^, iingcfcfjmiicf I ; 4. ebrlid^, offeii ; — iiess, s. baS bniicrifc^e SBcfcit, tie !i5[pelf)afligfi.-it. To RUSTICATE, v. I. n. aitf beiit ?anbe Icbcii ; aitf ba« ?aiib ucireiff n ; II. a. iiiif ba8?aiib fefrrociffti; \)oii becUiii; Berfitat wegrocifeu. RUSTICATION, a. bic 95fTOcifung auf ba« Saiib ; SBegaH'ifuiig t)ou bcv .§0(tfc^ule, baS Consolium nbeundi. RUSTicrry, s. bte ?atib(ic^fcit ; ein= fattbeit, Saiicniart, ba« bmtcrifdje ayefcit, bie ©vob^fit, gjofj^eit, 2;eis Velbnftigfcif. RUSTINESS, 5. tic syjofiigtctf; Saule, jJJaiijigteit. '/'o RUSTLE, V. n. raf^clii, rrtffelii, vaufdjcit. RUSTV {ade. — ily), adj. 1. VOftig, Ber= vo^et; 2. f(i;imme(ig, iniifftg, ran= itig; 3. fig. miirrif*, biiftcr; »cr= faiicrt; 4. nuger ©ebraucb; to ride —,vu!g.nn\xxi\<^ (itblcr ?auite) fetjii; —brown, bie bvamigelbc Srtvbe, 9Joft= farbe. mrr, «. 1, bnS (3Sagen=)®ctetfe, bic S^Mir; 2. bie Snttift, Svimft; — time, bic 53iuiiftieit. To RUT, V. n. in ber Sntiifl fei;n, ouf tie Sruilft gcbeit, bvuilfteu ; —rut- ting-time, bie 58vuiiftsett. RUTHLESS (adv. — ly), adj. Ullbarm- bcrjig, bartfjerjig, gvaiifam ; — ness, .f. bic Uubaiiiil)ei'jigfett, ®raufnm= teit. RUTH itnTiLE. s. bcr SJiitil, rot^c fecbijti, 3fJabe(fieiit. RUTiLANT, adj. goibglitfjenb, gKiii^ jenb, fcf)eineiib. RUTTiSH, adj. briiiiftenb, in bcr 83niniii; geii, wolliiftig, sevbu^It. UYDER, s. vid. RiDEU. RYE, s. 1. bn« jtovn, bcv'Stoggen (Se- cale — 7J; 2. Sp. E. ciue Srttfcn= fraiifbeit ((Sifalfung) ; — bread, baS ?Jcggenbvob. s, bn« ©, f, 8, ber ncunjebnte Suci= flabc bc« illpbnbcts. .^ARAOTII, s. Bcbaot^ ; God of — , ®ott bev .^cfifcbaaren. SABBATARIAN. I. s. bcv Sabbatbt^ rev ; ii. aJj. ju ben (Pabbat^ircvn ge= borig. SABBATARIANISM, s. bic Scljrcrt bcr fircngeu ®abbatb§=*eobacf)tcr. SABBATH, s. ber e 9Irt, grcBcUjaftigtcit. SACRILEGIST, s. bcr J?irc^ciiraubcr. SACRIST, Sacristan, «. bcr ,Kir^ner, iRiiftcr, 3Jiegner. SACRISTY, s. bie SacrifJet. SAD (adv. — ly), mij. 1. traurig, triibf, bctriibt, niebcrgcfc^Ingen, biiffcr, me» lanci)oIifd), ft^roermutbig, tlciglicf), cvbarmlicb, denb; 2. befd)wcv(i*, Iciftig, unnngencbm; bbfe, arg; 3 crnft, crnftljaft ; 4. buntelbraun, bun^- fclfarbig, bunfcl; —array, ber Sets cbcnjng ; — coloured, biiiitclfavbcn, bunfclbvnun ; — iron, ba§ (gcgcffenc) ^Platteifcn, SBiigclcifcn; a — sight, cin trrturiger iJInblicf. To SADDti^, v. a. traui'ig mnd^eii, be= triiben. SADDLE, s. ber Sattel ; jv: t-s. bie Jtlnmpe ; — of the bowsprit, bie 33ng= fvrietsbrtcfcn; to put the — upon the right horse, prov. bie Sc^ulb Ollf bcn rcd}tcn 3JJai!n fdjicbcn ; — backed, mit byt)lem dlMm, Ijobfriicfig, fnt tclticf ; — bags, pi. ber Snttclr'anjen , — bone. .^.7'. bnS Sattclbcin; — bow, bcr Sattelbogcn; — cloth, bie Snttdbecfe ; — g.iii. .s;?. r. bie uom Siittel auf bcm dlMm bc« ^4>fcrbc8 wunbgcricbciic StcIIe ; — horse, bo3 Sattcipfcrb; 9Jeitpfcrb; -maker, bcr Snttfcr; —pad, bn« Sattcf= fiffcn fiir ^ntfc{)pfevbe; —tree, bet Sattclbflum. To SADDLE, 9. n. faftclu ; Ji^. bclilbctj, bcfc^iBcrcn, nuficgcn ; to — one's si-rj with a thing, cinc Sac^c iibcr (auf) fid) ncbnjcn. SADDLER, *-. bcr Sattlcr. SADDUCEAN, adj. fabbUCoifd). SADDUCEE. s. bcr Snbbucner. SADDUCiSM, s. bic Sebre ber Sabbu^ ccier, ber SabbnraigmnS. SADNESS, s. i. bic 2:vaiirigfeit, S8e-- triibniy, bcr @ram, Jtummer; bit tiaurige 'DNcnc; 2. tie 6rnft^aftia» feit, bcr (Srufi ; in sober — , in »6IU' gem (ganj im) ernfte. mi SAID SAKE SALL SAFE (ado. — i.y), adj. 1. ftcfjeV; 2. «lt= »crfe()i-t, unucilcljt, n.ioE)lbef)altett, gefuub, gliicflid) ; — and sound, frifc^ wiib gcfuitb ; — conduct, bas ftd)ere ©elfit; letter of — conduct, bef(Sd)U6= tricf, @elcitsb-tcf, -$ap 'Saiviis con- ductus) ; a — guide, ettJ ftcDevcr giif)= rer; — keeping, bie ftdjere 2lufbe= ii^abvung, 93cvtua()runi] ; — pledge, bie Siiigfc^aft. SAFE, s. bei- ©pctft'fcf)ranf, bie (Svcife= fainiuer; an iron — , eiiie (cifenic) ©flbfifte, 6affe. SAFEGUARD, s. 1. baS ftdete (Seleit, bie 33ebeduiig, (Scijiifennifbe ; 2. bcv 5Pai5 ; J3. Sct)ii^, bie ©efd^tnnuiig ; 4. bcr 'er^itrj, bas 33ortuc|_(rftfciiber SvailfU) ; letter of—, bcv 'vS;CJ)ll(jbvief. To SAFEGUARD, v. a. fdjirnTflt, bc= fc^ii^ctt. SAFENESS, 5. bie Sirf)cvbcit. SAFETY, s. bie (Sidjevtjcit, 250^1= fabvt; in — , UHi()(bct)altcn, ficbcv, UUOevfc^lf ; to arrive in — , lVDt)Ibc= baltcii auEDiinucii; —fund, bie Si= d)ci-^ctt'3= CSidJcrflclIiingaO (Snffe, bev .) ; II. ndj. fnffl-atigelb ; bas- tard — , btr (fcafflor; — colour, bie ©afraiifavbc ; — hucd, niit fa(fi-nu= fflvbeiicm Slnftric^, fajfraiifarbeu ; — plot, bie (Snffranpflanjuitg. To SAFFRON, e. «. iiiit Saffrati fav-- ben, faffraugelb fiirbeii. To SAG, V. I. V. tiiebcrbaitgeit, ftc^ fen= fen, fid) bciigcn, ft^ facteii ; ii. a. be= labcit, bcfd/lDCrcn ; to — to leeward, jv. T. fiiuE abtreibcn, Biel SBvadf mad)cii. SAGACIOUS (arfi). — ly), adj. 1. UDlt fd)arfem ©ciucfe, vcit gutev 2Qittc= vung ; 2. fd;avfjtuiiig, flitg ; — ness, s. vid. Sagacity. SAGACITY, s. 1. bcr fiarfc ®enid), bie ©piirfrnft ; 2. bcv Sc^arf|uin, ©c^arfbliif, bie jtliig^eit. BAGATHY, ,9. bct gagabtS (eise 5Ivt woUfncn 3f'M]f^'- EAGE, s. bie eiilbei (Salma officinalis — L.) ; ■ — of generation, — of Jerusalem, ^ bag SllligeitfraUt [PiUmonaria officinalis — /-.); — apple, ein 31it«roud)« am ©albei; — coloured, Wfi^lidigritii (luie Salbfiblafter) ; — rovai bev ©arteitfalbei ; — tree, bet '©albci= jtraiic^. SAGE, I. s. bcr 23cifc, ftitge SJJann ; II. {adv. — ly), adj. wcifc, fliig, »er= ft.inbig, cnift, c'bvbar, geftttl't; — ness. .9. bie 28ei«hctt, Jlliig()eit, (S^r- barfcit, 3iid)tigfcit. SAGENE. 4-. Sauiiii (eiii riiffifc^cl 3JIa^ uon fiebeti Sii^). SAGITTAL, o/;". $11 citieiTt ^Pfcile ge= bSvig ; pfcilavtig ; — suture, A. T. bie ^feiliia^t, SAGITTARY (Sagittarius). ,«. 1. Jlst. T. ber ©d)iifee (im S:()ievfvcife) ; 2. bcr (Sentiiiir. SAGITT.\TE, adj. B. T. Vfcilfpvniig. SAGO, s. bcr Siigo ; — powder, baS (Sagomcl)( ; — tree, bcr (Sagobaum, bie SagOpadne {Cycas drdnalis — L.). SAGY, adj. init Salbei gciinirjt. BAiiLiTE, s. bcr (Salit, 2)2alafo(itf) (ciit aJJincral). 6AIC. .9. bie Saifc (ein tiirlifc^cS ober gricdiifc^cg ga^rjeitg). SAID, part, uorerwa^iit, obgebadjt, be- fagt ; the — , Obgcbcid;c(artig. SALLOW, s. Im- —- tret.) tC 3Bc:b» SALT SAMI SAND gaaJwcibf, SBerftroeibe {Sdix dnerea — /-.) ; — tiiorn, bie 2Betbctim«er= EvcUSbccre (Hippopha:.? — L.). K_\LLOW, adj. blafj, blcic^, fal)l; — iiess, s. bie Sliiffc, bleic^e, fat)Ic giivbe. BALLY, 5. 1. bec3liiSfrtII {ber 33clagev= ten) ; 2. fy. {tn plofeticfec) (SiufaU, bie 3lltluall^Iullg ; 3. ber Streicf) ; 4. SliiSflitg, ^Jlbiledpcr, ©aiig, bie tlctiie 9ieife, Streiferci ; 5. (ftatt Stirali), (Saxa i'Bwmennaim) ; — of wit, bev roi^igc Siitfall ; — of youth, ber 3ii= geilbftretCl) ; — port, Fhrt. fe^tellcr, iSd;ciiftellcr. SALVO, s. ber i^oibebaU, 5?ebclf, bie 9UtSrebc, *?Iu«fairf)t, (Siitfi^iilbiguiig. SALVOR, s. ber SBeigcr (ton ©haub= gnt). SAM.\RITAN, r. s. ber ©aniaritaner ; II. adj. famai'itanifc^. SAMBO, s, ber t>oii eincm Sliulatten itnb ciner i2d;mar5en cvjcugtc 9lb= Ilnnmling, SAME, adj. I. (:ii3 — ), eben bcrfelBe, biefelbe, bnffebe, ber, bie, ba« iidiuli= d)e, bcrjcnigt, bieiemge, brtSjeuige; 2. yorerani^nte; the very — (the self — ), eben bevfetbc ; 'tis much the — thine, eg i|l faft etnevlet ; one and the — , ein Itnb ber= (bie=, ba8=)felbc; at the — time. JUglcid); of the — date, gleid)jciti3. SAMENE.SS, .?, 1. bie Sinerleibcit, ypfl^ fommene @lcid)l;eit; 2. 6-tntcnig= teit. SAMIAN EARTH, s. btC faillifcfjc (fvbc. S.AMIEL, » u/d Simoom. SAMLET, s. tcr fleine ?ac^S. SAMPHIRE, s. ber 2}Jeevfeud;eI (CriOf mum — LX SAMPLE, .9. bie 5)Srobc ; bie3eiigptobt, baS SRufter ; on the — , aiif bte (obej tlflC^ ber) ipiobe ; answering the («f according to) — , lind) pJrobe ; to draw samples, Sproben jic^eji obci itebmeit. To SAMPi,E, V. a. thu 5J3robe, ein Wax- fter jeigen ; al« 53eiun'el nufftellen. SAMPLER, s. bnS SDJufter, aJJobell; gJiobcHtud), 9lanientud), a}?iiftcv^ btatt. SAMSON, s. ®imfon (2JJami«nainc) ; — 's post. Sea. lavg. bcr eingcterbtc, fcntrcc^tjtet)enbc ^PnU'en in '©c^iffeu junt 5Iuf= unb ?lbftcigen. SAMUEL, s. ©amuel (iDJanusname). SANABLE, adj. Ijeilbar. SANATIVE, adj. l)eilfain, ^eileub, lietU frdftig ; — ness, s. bie iSeilfanifeit, 5eilfraft. SANCTIFICATION, s. bie ^ciliguttg ; 2Betl)ung; ,^eilig^altuug, Scicr. SANCTiFiER, s. bcr .^eiligcr, ^eili9=^ inac^cr. To SANCTIFY, v. a. 1. Ijeiltgcn ; bfilig mcidjen ; t>on (tiinbcnbefveien; 2.;;^'. (be)fc^iiljen. SANCTIMONIOUS {adn. — ly), adj. I)ei= (ig, fc^einbeilig, beilig fd)eincnb ; — ness, s. bic ( ©c^ein=j.§eiligfeit, ber ^eilige Slnfc^etn. SANCTION, s. bie feierlidje ©e)lati= gting, @inmiUigiing, ©enebmigmtg, SeErdftiguug, ©efe^esfraft; to give — to ... , ctam« bcErdftigcn, giiltig mad;eit. To SANCTION, v.a. feierltd; be)latig(it, befrdftigen. SANCTiTUDE, s. bie .gciligfctt, Sri-iir migfeit. SANCTITY'. ,9. 1. bie .Gciligfeit, ^rLim= migteit. ®ofte«fiird)t : 2. Unfd^itlb, Uuftrdflid)fcit. SANCTUARY, .9. l.baS .geiligfl)nnt, ber bciligeDtt, 3:empcl ; 2. ber beiligc (Scfcufeort, bic Srcifldlte ; 3. ber ®d)nfc ; bie 3uf(ud;t ; to te ; — stamper, bic ©aiibtutc, ' bcr gliegeitbrfif (cine ajhifd)clart) ; — stone, bcr ©anbfiein ; — walk, bie, ©aiiballce, ber ©anbgang ; — worts bag SaSlbfrant (Jlrenaria — L.). To s.VND, 7). a. \. aitf ben 0aitb trci^ ben (Don @d)ifFcn) ; 2. mit @anb be« fireiicn, fanbeit. SAND.\L, Sandal-wood, m'a S/nders- 307 SAP SARS SATI SANDALS, ». pi. bte ®nnboIeit, leberne ©o&Ieit; fine Qlrt Icic^ter 2)amcn= SANDARAC, Sandarach,s. 1. bCV®att= bava^, bas 2Bac^f)olberI)flVj; 2. itx rotfee Slvfcnif. SANDED, adj. 1. failbig, llitt Silllb it- iadt; 2. flecfijj, gefprcnfcit, gefiipft; 3. fuvsftcbtig. SANDERLiNG, s. bev ©traublaiifev, ba§ ®vif8f)U^n {Trin^a cindus — L). SANDERS, s. bnS ®anbcll)ol5. SANDEVER, s. bte ®Ia«gaHe. SANDINESS, s. btC ^ilttbiflfftt. SANDISH, mij. fatibtg, fanbavtig. SANDIVER, s. vid. Sandever. SANDix, s. ba8 asieigelb, ri5t[}li^e 3Jiaffi!ot, cine 9lrt aj^eituing. s.VND\viCH, s. aSiittcrbvob nut baj»i= fc^eit ober aufgclejjteit 5Ictfci)fd)uitt= dteil II. f. W. ; anchovy sandwiches, ©arbellcnfcmmelrt ; — Islands, bte ©anbwtc^siiifcln. PANDY, a(//. 1. tJolISanb, fanbtg; 2. leic^t, locfer; 3. gelbrot^, viJt^lid), ( — haired), VOt^^aavig ; — bottom, fanbtger 33obfn; — everlasting, baS ©anbVU^vEfaut {Onaphalhim arennri- v»i — L.) ; — urine, Med. T. bei' triibc (Oa^ im) Urtit. SANE, adj. 1. gefutib ; 2. Bet gefiiubem 5>evflanbe, SANG FRoro, s. (fraitj.) bie ^altblu; tigteit; ©let^giiltigteit. SANGUIFEROUS, arf/.*-81ut etttf)altenb ; — vessels, pi. bte Slutgefape. SANGUIFICATION, s. A. T. bie 33[ut= evsciigitng, aSeTOanbetuttg bcs 6l;i)[u3 ttt331ut. SANGUIFIER. s. »a« 33[ut iiioc^t, ba« Slut erjfiigcube 'DZittel. To SANGUIFV, v. n. 331iit evjcitgert. SANGUINARY, I. a(/;. bllltburfitg, hi\XU fitci'tg, gvaufam, morblufttg : if. s. ba8 ■=i3Iutfvaiit. SANGUINE (Sanouin), adj. 1. btlttrot^ ; 2. fanguiiiiut; kid)t'bluttg, blitt= veii^ ; 3. hffttg, fitfeig ; 4. leic^tcit ©iiiit l)abcttb, (ebfiaft, ffot), oonamv; mcr Stiibilbitiiggfraft, fro^e .g)Dff= uiing ^egciib, siil'cvftc^tltc^ ; —,«?• — stnne, bcc 33lutftetn, einc S^^Pi^'ivt aiiS !2patticn ; — ness, .as riile (SmiUz sursnparilla — L). SARSENET, Sarsnet. s. ber S;nfet; — ribbon, bas Saffetbaub. SASH, s. 1. bie Sinbe, ber (?eib=) ®urt, bie (Sc^arpe, 'Selbbinbe (bet Dfftcierc) ; ber tiirfifd)e gSuub, Xuv^ ban; ba8 feibene ©cbiirpenbanb ; 2. bas 9ioUfeuficr, 3ief)fenf}er, ©d)ieb= fenfter ; — bit, ber Sabenbo^rer ; — bolt, ber ?nbenriegel ; — buckle, bie @iirtelfd)nallc ; — door, bie 3floU^ tbitr, ©cbiebtbiir ; — fastener, baS gcnfierra|meufc^Io6 ; — knob, ber mcfftngcne 2aben{no}>f; — lifters, Senfterbeber; — pulleys, (^enflerrols Icn, 9JabmenroUen; — saw, bie (£d)Iiepfage; — window, baS dtoU^ fenfter, 3iff)feiifi", ©c^iebfenftev. SASHOONS, s. pi. ©titcfe in bie ©tie* fel gclegter ?cber; bie lebernen SBas ben (in (Stiefein ju tvagen). SASSAFRAS, s. ber ©affafrap ( Laums sassafras — L.). SASSAROL, Sassarolla, s. vid. Rocic- PlGEON. SATAN, s. ber Satan, Seufel, SBiber^ fadjer. SATANICAL (Satanic), (aio. — ly), adj. fatanifc^, ttuflifcb. SATANISM, s. bie teupifd)e ®emiit^3» art. s.\TANiST, s. ber aSernicftte (w. ii.). SATCHEL, .9. ba8 ®a(fd)fii, ber ©ii^ c^erbcutel (ber @^u(fnaben). To SATE, V. a. fattigcii (uoIDftopfen, iiberfiillcn. SATELESS, aiij. uncrfaftliit. SATELLITE, s. 1. Ast. T. ber (SatcIIit, 2;rabant, SfJcbcnroanbclflern, ?5pfge= ftern ; 2. fg. begleiteube iJicner, Slnbangcr ; ( — guard) Seibmad^ter, Satellit, Srabant. SATELLiTious, adj. aiiS S;rabanteii befief)enb, X'on 2;vabanten, trabaus tenartig. To SATIATE, v. a. fiitttgcn • befricbi* gen ; iiberfiillen, iiberfattigcn. SATIATE, adj. fatt; iiberbrufitg, ubcr^ fiiUt. SATIATION, s. bie (lleber=)Sattigung, (Ufbcr=)5ulIuHg (w. ii.). SATIETY, s, bie edttigung; s. MU. T. bte Bunbwurfl, SAUCissoN, 5 ^pubcrnjurfi. SAUCY (adv. — ily), adj. fvccft, ltn»ev= fc^cimt, trojfeig, uuebrcrbietig, nafe= n)ei«, boDui^ig. To SAUNTER, v. n. fc^Icnbcvn, faulcn= jen, miit5igge[;cn; 10 — about, bevum fc^Ienbevn. SAUNTERER, s. ber ©c{)Icnbcrev, aJiii^iggangcr, coi. ^^ftaftevtreter. SAUSAGE, s. bie 93ratwurft, 3Burfl. SAVABLE, adj. rettbar ; — ness, «. bie JRettbavfeit. SAVAGE, I. My. — ly), adj. 1, n)i(b, ungebilbct • 2. bavbarifd), rob, grau= fam; — ness, «. bte 3BiIbbeit, 9Jo^= 78 beit, ©raufamfeit; II. s. 1. ber aSilbe; 2. robe aJJcnfd),5Bavbar. SAVAGERY, s. 1. bie SBilbbcit, 9iob= beit, ©vaufamfeit, 33arbavci ; 2. SBilbrtif!, Ui )).n|be ©cftniud). SAVANNA, s. bic easanne, frcie (offc« ne) ffieibc, ?luc (in 5lmcrifa). To s.WE, V. I. a. 1. rctten ; 2. (Stranb= gut) bevgen; 3. cinbringen (i§fn, it. f. w., cbe c^rcgnet); 4. bemabren, crbatten, aufbebc'n ; 5. fc lig madjcn ; 6. crfpaveit, fpareu, f^oiieu ; 7. bie ©clegenbcit ergreifeu; to — appear- ances, ben Scbcirt »ermeiben ; to — harmless, CUffdjiibigcn; to — the tide, jig. bte befle ©elegcubeit ergrcifen ; "to— time, nm fciue 3eit ju ucv(ic= rcu; to — from.., ftcbcrn »or..; to — from a loss, sor einein 33crluflc ft= d)ern; to — up, auffvaven, evfparen; II. 11. woblfeil fcpii, Jtoflen crfparen. S.A.VE, ndv.s,-prrp. auficr, auSgcitom= men, obnc ; — thai, aupcr ba§, nnr ; — all, ber ?id)ffned)t ; — errors, M: E. (in 9ftcd)nungcn) 3rrtbum t>orbe^al= ten. SAVER, s. i. ber erretter, (SrbaUer; 2. 83erger (»on Stranbgnt) ; 3. epa= rcr, gute SBirtb. SAVIN, s. ber Sabebanm, Siibcnbaum (Juniperus sahinn — I-,.) ', Indian — , baS (inttlifc^e Srafilienbolj (CkRsai- pina pulcherrima — /..). SAVING, I. s. l.,bie (Svfparung, (Sr= fparnip; 2. 3luSnat)me, ber iBorbe= bait ; 3. savings, 5. jd. hAi (Srfparte, bie (Sparyfcnnige; — s' bank, bic Sparbaiii, Sparcaffe ; II. ad,-, autjer, flu«genomnien ; iii. (adr. — i-y), adj. fparfam; b*i"*Iict), SScrluiimcibenb; to be — of a thing, ciuc . mit 2SobTgefc^ma(f (SlpjJctit), mit 2>crgniigen. SAVOUINESS, .9. bie (Sc^ma(Jb«fti3= feit ; ber aKot;fgerud). SAVORLESS, adj. gcfd)macf{OiS ; ge= rucbloS ; fabe. SAVORY, I. adj. woblfciimcd'enb, fd)macfbaft; woblriecbenb, lieblid); II. s. bic SatUrci (Saturaia Iwrtensis — I J. SAVOY, s. 1. (5av*oV)en ; 2. bee faS>oi)cr ilobi, ai3a[fd)fo^l ; — cake, ber fa= »oi)er 33icc»it. S.VVOY'ARD, .?. ber Saooijarb. SAW, s. 1. bie ©age; 2. Sage, ber Sprncb. baS 5priicb»ort ; — blade, bas edgeblatt ; — dust, bie ©iiges fpSne ; — file, bieScigcfcitc; — ' fish, ber ©dgefifcb iPrh-tis — /,.) ; — fly, bie ©dgefliege, ^lattweSpc, .). SAXIERAGOUS, adj. Med. T. bCU ©tcin anflijfeiib. SAXON, I. .?. 1. bcr (Sarbfe; Saffe; 2 bie fdcbfifcbc (faffifd)e) i)Junba»t; II. wij. fdcbfifd) ; faffifd). SAXONis.M, .v. bie fafftffbc (fdfbfifcb«) ©Vra(^cigcub«it. SAXONiST, s. ber Jlcnuer ber Saffcu- fpra^e. SAXONY, s. Sac^fen ; Upper — , Dbcr- fad)fen; Lower— ^JIicberfad;fen. To SAY, V. a. fagcit (— to, JU), I)erfai gen; fvicd)en, rcben ; they — , man fagt ; that is to — , baei ift, bafi b"'3t > to — one's lesson, auffagcu ; to — over again, uoc^ cinmal (bcr-)fagcn, wic= bcrbolen; to — .'nass, iWcffc Icfen; to — one's prayers, feiu ©cbct l^erric^^ ten; — you so 1 3»i? meincn SieV — so, (—the word), fag'3, fcbiag eiu; you don't — so ! iva^ Stc nid;t fagen ! ib, ba§ wiire ! not to — ... , iim nid)t JU fagcn . . . ; I am sorry to — it, ca tbut mir leib fagen ju miiffen, ju meinem Seibmefeh, Icibcr ; v\\ have nothing to — to him, id) mag uicbtS (mebr) mit i[;in ju tbnn b^beu; what have you to — for yourself ? )UaS faUllfi (baft) bn jubeiner33ertbeibigung(jii) fagen V tiiough I — it, obnc micb ju riibmen, obne ruhmrebig •fet;;i ju woUen; I — binen Sic! SAY, S.VYE, s. 1. bie ^a\).). SCABROUS, s. 1. rani), i)oIpcrtg; 2. barfcb, biSbarmonif(^ ; —ness, s. bie SlanbigfcitiJ^olprigtcit, 33isbnrmonic SCAD, 5. 1. ber Stijcfcr, bie Stacbci^ lltatrelc (Scomber trachurus — X..) ; 2. vid. Shad. SCAFFOLD, s. 1. bfll (i8au0®crii)l; ©eftcll ; 2. bcr Sd)aupla^, bie ©allc- ric fiir Buffb^'i'f'^ ; ^- hcii ed;affot ffilutgeriifte, bie SBIutbiibne. To SCAFFOLD, v. a. ciii ©cviifl mac^cu, riificn. SCAFFOLDAGE, s. baS (Sd)au=)®c= rii^ bie 93itbnc, ©alleric. SCAFFOLDING, s. i. baS ©criift; ©c- jicll, bic ihibnc; 2. bic ?DtatcriaIie!i jum *.JInfrifbten einco ©criiftcS ; — hole, bas aiiiftlod); — pole, ber^fiiift^ baum. SCALABLE, adj. erfletgbnr (mittetfl &itcvn). SCALADE, I s. MIL T. bic ^rflcigung SCALADO, ^ mit (Sturm=)*^citerii, ba'3 Sturmiaufen, bcr Sturmlauf. To SCALD. V. a. bviibeu ; Dcrbriibcn. SCALD, s. 1. berScborf, ©rinb; 2. bie SSerbriibnng ; 3. ber Sfalbe, i^arbe ; .109 SCAN SCAR SCEN — head, in ®ritib!opf ; ©rtgriiib ; — headed, gvillbfopfti}. DCALD,a(H.avnifflti5, crbiitmltt^, eleiib, fc^ledjt. SCALDER, s. bfr ©falbe. scALD[c,f«//'. bie Stalbcii cberSBavbcu bctvcffcnb. SCALDING, s. has Sviitjcn ; 93evbvit= heii; — hot, t)vuf)§ei^; — house, ia^ Sc^tac^fbaitS. SCALE, s. i. bie S^ulJpe, gtf^f<$ui)= Vc; baS !i8ldttcl;cii, bcr (Jluoct)eu=) @vlitt«; 2. bie ©c^ale, SBngfcbale, aSage ; 3. bte Setter ; 4. bei- ©tufeii= gang; bie Stufcnfolge; 5. @rablei= ter ail pl)i)ftfaltfct)eii iiiib iiint^cinati= fAeii Suftnimeitfen, Scala; 6. 2;cn= Icitcv; 7. ba« mci% ber SUatJ^ib; Umfaitg ; 8. Typ. 7\ taS (5ohimnen= map ; 9. ba« Stunnlaiifeu mit 2ei= tern, bev ©tiivm ; scales, pi. fig. BCALLION. s. ber ©c^uittraud;, 5Ifc^- laud), ©f^laiicl). SCALLOP (Scollop), s. 1. ber 3acfe ; 2. (— shell), bie .flammmufitel, 3a= cobSmufr^el. . To SCALLOP ( To Scollop), v. a. (am JRaiibc) auSjsacfeti, aiiSferben, au«= fct)roetfen, weUeitf5rmig auSfc^neibcn. SCALP, s. A. T. bie i^aitt ber >§irn= female, ©c^dbel^aube, ©e^iieutjaube. To SCALP, V. a.Ji. T. bte t<5aut you ber ^iriifct)ale abjieben, fcatpiren. SCALPEL, I s. s. T. baS Sdjabemeffer, SCALPER. S 3fr9li«bcruiigSmefter ; ber (Scalpirenbe. SCALPING, s. in compos. — iron, S. T. ber gjleipcl, ba« SnetftoiiSmeffer ; — knife, baS ScaUnmieffer. SCALY, adj. fcbiippig, gefc^mj^st; — suture, Ji. T. bie fc^uppic^te Sdbdbel= tiabt. To SCAMBLE, jj. I. n. ftc^ bre'&eii, bei"=: urn flreifeii ; to — for a thing, ftd; urn ctwaS reigen ; n. a. jcvfiiimihelit, jer^ j^iirfeii, jerreipcit. SCAMBLER, «. ber jubriitglit^e 2J?eitfc^, (Sd^maro^er. BCAMBLING, adj. Ijennnflveifeiib, itii= flat; siibriiiglii^; — ly, «, aiijlogig, fcbdnblic^ ; 2. frbmd-- benb, serldumbcrifd) ; — ness. s bie 9lerqerIic|Eeit, 9li(fti.>pigfcit; er= narbcn, jubeileu; mit einer 9Jarbe ober Sc^ramme jeiitnen, tatfo(w)t= ren. SCARAB, ScARABEE, s. ber ,f dfer. SCARAMOUCH, s. bcr ©caramufe, spt= cfclbflring, .^anSiuurft. SCARCE, adj. feltcu, fparfam, fpdrli^, lm\>p ; jM. e-s. var (<)pn 2Saarcu) ; money is — , taS ©clb ift fiamiii ; to make one's self — , fid) ll.'egflef}len, fid) rar mad;en ; — ly, fauiii, fc^wer= lid); urn fein .gaar. SCARCENESS. ) s. bie ©eltcnbeit, SCARCITY, 5 ©varlic^ffit, ber ajJangel. To SCARE, o. a. fc^curbcn, fd^rccfcii, (fedjretf ttnj'ageu; to — away, iucg= fdscuc^en, ycvfc^eud)en, »erjagen; to — one out of one's wits, 3ema'nb uer= bliiffcn; — crow, bie 33ogelfc^eud)e, Scbeud^e, bag ©djrcdf bilb ; cine 9trt (5ccmev>e. SCARF. «. bte SdjdvBc. ?et^btnbf. Ducrbinbc ; eine 9lrt Uiuf(itagetu(% fiir S)amen; baS 9}JdnteIcVen, bet Umbang, St^teier; jv. T. bie Sd)cr= be, ^piaufcnfiigung. Suge; —skin, M. T. bie biinnc dufjere i^ant, Dber= ^aut, ©pibcrmiS ; — ways, — wise adj. luie eine ©c^jdrpc. To SCARF, v.n. 1. ummerfcn, lofe it* ficiben, umbdngru ; 2. anicgeii, jiu fammenfiigcn ; jv. r. iierfdbcrben. SCARIFICATION, s. s. T. baS (Scarift* cireii, (Sinffbneibeu bcr .^a»t ; ©c^rijs t>fcii. SCARIFICATOR, s. s. T. ber &cariftci= rcr; (gdtrovfer. SCARIFIER, ,5. s. T. bcr SdlvSpfcr; 2. baS (Sd)r6pfeifcn. To SCARIFY, V. a. s. T. fcavificircn, (Siiifd)nitte mac^en ; fcbropfen. SCARIOUS, adj. B. T. bdiifig, faftlcs, troifeii, raufc^cnb, raffclbiirr. SCARLATINA, s. baS (Scibar!ad)ftcbcr. SCARLET, I. s. bcr (S(|nr(aci) ; ii. »/,;. fc^arladjcn ; — bean, bie ©d)avlart)= bobne: — cloth, baS rotbe (ober ©d;arIacb=)S:uc^, ber (St^arlad;; — colour, bie (2cbarlad)favbe; — con- volvulus, bie 5}iUrVunvinbe {ipom); — rags, 0c^arla^ldpyd;cii, Sarbeldp)>l^cn ; — runner, vid. — bean. SCARP, s. 1. Mil. T. bie 9lbbad)nng, Sijfdjuug, SBcbvicbuc, bag ©laciS; 2. H. T. bie 0d)drvc. SCARUS, s. ber ^apageiftfd). SCATCII, s. has ouale ^Pfcvbcgebi^, J?a)jpenmunbfiiiif. SCATCHES, s.pl. ©til^cn. SCATE, s. 1. ber ©ngelftf4 gtatte -3{ocf)c, ©lattrocbc; 2. bcr ©chlitt^ fd)iil) (@d)rittfd)ub). To SCATE, v.n. @d;Iittffbub Taufcn. SCATEBROUS, adl auellcilfciii). SCATER, s. bcr @d>Iittfd)iibfabrer. To SCATH, D.a.bcfd)dbigcn, ycrbcrbcu, Bcrtefecn. SCATH,*. bcr ©ci^abe, S^ac^tbcil (w.ii.). To SCATHE, V. a. vid. To Sc.4.Tii. SCATHFUL, adj. [ctdblic^, vcrbcrblid) (». it.). SCATHLESS, flrf/unfcftdbltd), bnrmlo*. To SCATPER, V L a. 1. ScrftrcUCn, SCV:: fircucn, bentm ftreucu ; 2. bcfircucn ; 3. ucrbrcitcu ; n. n. ft^ jcrfireueu, (tcb yerbreiten. SCATTEREDLY, adv. jcvflrctit, gctrcunt (w. it.). SCATTERING, ad,j. jcrjlrciit; uerbrei' tet ; — ly, aiii). jerjireut, cM einanber, ^in unb mifber. SCATTERLING, s. bcr Sanbfa^rer, ?anbfiveic^cr, SSagabuub (iiv ii.). SCAVAGE,s. (—duty), L. V'.bcr Jlraiii' 50U, baS (Staiibgelb, bte fldbtifctt obcr ®tabtabgabc, (Stabtaccife. SCAVEL, aij. gcfvdyig/ qicrig. SCAVENGER, s. bcr Jtotijfcgcr, ©affcn^ febrcr, JlotbEdrruer. SCENE, s. 1. bte (Scene; 2. 93iif)nc, <5c^aubiibn?,ber(Sd)aupla^; 3. \'liif' tritt; 4. ba« Sc^Piirf, bie iMibncn^ Waub, (Soidiffc ; — of 'aclihn, bci <5c{)alH.^(a§_iOr't bcr .ganblung); Hrnn — . btc SdjIuCfccuc : the — close* SCHO SCIE SCGO fcr 'BorhaiM fiillt; — shifter, ( — iii.in), i>fv (,lhcflti'i-=)3)Jafc^tiitji tt= ftren (tu. ii.). SCEPTRE, *. bag ®cepter ; — bearer, bcr Sceptertrjger. To SCEPTRE. V. a. bcfccptern, ntt< bent Bctc^cn ber JtBiitgsmiirbe fcetlcibcn. 6CEFrRED, adj. luit cittcin ©center, ctii Scepter trageiib, foiiigncb. ■iiEDULE, s. ber ^ettd, bieSifle, baS ocrjcic^nie ; /.. T. baS 9liif)aiigfet jit ciitcin auyentariuiu ; bcr3»fki5avtifc(, bie 3ufa^iirfiinbe. SCHEMATISM, s. 1. bie Slbbtlbung, 5BorfteUuiig, ©ejlalt ; 2. Astnl. T. bte Sigur ber Slfpecteii (tu. it.). SCHEMATIST, s. vid. Schemer. .SCHEME, 5. 1. bn« S^ema, Q3ilb, g3or= bilb; 2. bcr3lbri§, (Sntrourf, Pan; ba5 ^roicct; <5i)flem; 3. .^strol. T. bie Stgut ber Qlfpectett; 4. bag 2)ia= gviimiu ; — of a sliip, ber $lait etiie« 5U baiicnbcit @cf)iffe«, ba« SBeflcrif; — arch, .,9rck. T. ber gcbritcfte (flacfev; 33ogcii. To SCHEME, V. I. a. eittmerfcn ; II. n. ^pldite inaci)eit, ^Icine fc^micbcit. SCHEMER, \s. bcr (Sntwiivfe iuad)t, SCHEMIST, 5 ^Plauinac^cr, 5)3roicctcu= niacfeer. BCHE.SIS, s. baS aSer^alhti^ (ber I)titge jit eiiiauber) ; Med. T. bie Slnlage beS Jtorperl ju einem gcwijfeit (bcfoit= berg Jlranfhcit«=)3u^iinb. BCiiiLLER-SPAR, s. ber @c^illerf»atb. SCHIS.M. s. ba« ©c{)i«ma, bie (Spal- tuiig, Trcnnung (in ber jjirc^e). SCHISMATIC, i. t. ber Sc^ismatifer, Jtirc^=?lbtriinnige ; ll. adj. vid. Scms- MATICAL. eCHISMATICAt, {a^lv. — i.y), adj. fc^iS^ mattfc^, ju eincr fircblic^cn (gpal= titng gcbi-irig, abtriinnig; — ness, s. bie ,f irc^cufpaltuiig. To SCHISMATIZE. v. n. ft^ trcnnen, fiv(f)(icbc Spaltungeit aiijliffeu. SC«ISMEESS, adj. O^M ©paltUlig 'W. it.). SCHOLAR, s. 1. ber®cl)iilcr, bie;tf)it^PV; —like, fcl)ii= lerfjaft; t»ic ciu ©clc^rtcr, ge(ct;rt. SCHOLARSHIP, s. 1. bie (i)clel)rfam= fett; 2. bie gtiftuttggfteHc, bcr ©ttf^ tungggebalt. SCHOLASTIC, I adj. 1. SCHOLASTICAL (ad„. — ly), S fc^iifer= mdytg ; 2. fc^olaflifc^, fdjiiImdBig ; 3. ^ebautifc^ ; — divinity, bie fc^o= lafltfd;c 5:^cologie. SCHOLASTIC, s. bcr aft= li^. SCTLLITIN, *. ch. T. bet ®rnnb|!ofF bet Mecvjmicbet. SCIMITAR, s. ber (truntme tiir!ifc^e) ©abel. SCINTILLANT, adj. fnnfefiib, guiiKii f}>riibeub. To SCINTILLATE, v. n. funfe(I)n. sciNTiLL.vriON, s. bag Siiiifen, gun-- fcln, SunEcnnjerfen, giimmern. SCIOLISM, s. bag obcrfIdc|lictie aBiffen, bie .^albgelebrfanifeit. SCIOLIST, s. ber ^nlbnjiffer, .§alb= gelebcte. sciOLOUS, aiij. 6albgele[)rt, iibcvf lug. SCION, s. ber Qlbleger, Sdjojiling, fei-^ojircig ; jjor. ber ©prijgling. sciopTic, s. (— ball), T. bie ©cbatten= fpielfngel. SCIROC, Sciuocco, s. vid. Sirocco. SCIRRHOSITY, s. Med. T. bte SScrt^ira tung ber 2)ritfcn. SCIRRHOUS, adj. Med. T. UCr^artct l»pu 'Driifen). sciRRHUs, .9. Med. T.' bte aSerl)dvtnug, berbdrtete "Driife. scisciTATiON, s. bte Slacbfovfd^ung (>v. it.). scissiBLE, ScissiLE, adj. fpaltbar, jU jcrfd)uciben. SCISSION, s. bag Spaltcii, bcr (Bd)nitt. bie 3frfc^neibung. SCISSORS, s. pi. (a pair of — ), bie onif(^e. SCLEROTIC, adj. ./?. T. iiavt ; — tunicle. bie .tSornbaut (t;arfe |)aut) beg 3Iug= apfcl's. SCOBS, s. pi. Sdgefiaub, WcillJaub ; bie gjJctallfcblafe; $Dttafd)c. To SCOFF, c n. .$• a. fpottcn (— at . . , iiber . . ) ausbiibncn. SCOFF, s. bcr epott, ^o^n, bie ^pot- hnci. SCOFFER, s. ber ®p5ttcr, a3crbi)bncr. SCOFFINGLY, adv. fpottifd), bi.^^»if^/ fppttrocife. To SCOLD. V. V. <$- a. fd)cUcii, tantcn, feifcn, fd)ntdl)en; to — at, fc^elten auf.., ausfdjcltcn. SCOLD, .9. bie 3«"fertnn, Jleifertnn, bag bofe SBcib. SCOLDER, s. ber ^anhv, SpUtter. SCOLDING, I. s. bag Scleitcn ; ii. {adv — Lv), adj. fd^clteiib, jdnfifd). SCOLLOP, vid. Scallop. scoLOPENDRA, s.i. bcr SSiclfug, StcU lercfcl, bie 'ilifd ; (marine — ). a}iccr= ttffcl, SO^eerraupe; 2. eine 9lrt gifti= gcr &d)langcn ; 3. bte cftirftijjungc, bag 9)Jil8fraut. SCONCE, s. 1. ber SCanblcu^ter, ©piegelleucbtcr; 2. vii'^-. bcr Sc^dbcl ^opf. SCOOP, s. 1. bie (grbaufcf, Si^iippe, Sd)opffclle; 3J?cifd)frticfc, baj 2)Jeifd)bo(s ; «. s. T. ber Spatcl, (gteinloffel ; 3. .fiieb, (Streic^ ; boat's — , bie 38affeifc^aufel|^ Sca lana-. bag Dcbgfafj ; — net, bcr fediaubcr (etite 9lrt Bifibnc^) ; — trowel, bie ®ars tcnfelie urn sBlumcn jn vcvpflanjcn. n SCOOP, 7). a. 1. fitanfelit, ft^ij})fen ; angf($aufeln ; augfcbopfcn; 2. aug» bi^blen. ^COOPER, s. 1. bcr (Scbaufefer, 3tug- fcbijpfti^. 9Iug(eerer; 2. Jtruium* fdjnabcf, jlrcujfepgcl. .171 SCOT SCOW SCRE eCOPE, s. 1. bcr Uiaum, 5l?(aft; 2. (5iib$uic(f, 3roftf, bie 9tbfic^t, baS 3iel; 3. bcv Svielvaiim, tie grei^cit, SroauijIofitjEcit. BCORBUTIC, I adj. fcor= SCORUUTICAL {adv. — ly), J PUtifc^. To SCORCH, V. I. a. feilflClI, brcitllf It, rofieii, luMtc-ii, borreii ; (to — up), OUSbOrreil, bon-CU; scorching fennel, baS SBoSfvaut {Tlmpsia villosa— /,.) ; u. n. gcftitgt, u. f. »u. wevben ; fcn= gcii. BuoRDiUM. «. bei Sai^cufnoHaut^, ba§ ©COrbieilfraut (Teucrium scordium — L.). BCORE, s. 1. bag Jtfr&I)ol5; 2. bie .ttvbc, ginie, btr ©tvid) ; 3. bie ;Hcct)iuiiig, 3fff)e j 4. bie ©cijulb^Jofl, Sc^ulb; 5. Ur|ati)e, bcr ©runb, 53c!uej}i]nnib ; 6. cine 3>il)l yon 5waii= ji'3. bie (itcj^jc, Stiege, eiii alt ©c^ocf; ctu (etein=)Jfoblciim'.i^ s>on ^maitsig Jtovbcii; 7. Mi/d'. t. baS Si)= ttent bee litimmc, bie $artitur, JfJo^ ten ; — of a dead eye, JV". T. ba« 2lu= oe eiuev Suiigfer ; to run in scores, tit ©^ulbeit fleiat^ett; upon a new score, aiif neuea'iec^nuitg ; upon what. — ? au^ jcelc^em ©niiibe? warum? upon llie — of friendsliip, JllU bCV (1111= fercr) gvciiitbfd^ift UMlleii ; three — , fe4)«jig ; four — , n^tjii] ; a song in — , ein !iiieb in ?loteii, eiit ©efaiig in ^iirtitur. To SCORE, v.a. 1. atth'vbctt, anfvei= belt ; niif bie ^Jec^nitng fefeeii, alS Sc^u'.b aitfcftveibeii; 2. bcrgeii; 3. bejeid^iieii, auflreici)eti, uittcrftfeirfjeit (eiiic Sci)vift «. f. w.) ; 4. Mus. T. (bie ciitjelneit «timmeit jufantmcu- flellen), in '^aitituv bvingeii ; to — out, ait4tl)Uii, auoftveicfeeu'; to — up, oitfc^reibeii; bejeid^neii; aitfiaiifeit (ficfe in Smiimc uevniebveit). BCORIA, s. bie ©c^laieit. BCOUIFICATIO.V, s. T. baS aSeitT3ait= belit ill ©itlaifcii, bie QSerfctlacfung. To SCORIFV, V. a. serfc^Iacfcit (ma= c^eit). SCORIOUS, aiij. fc^Iadig ; wie (2c^la= cfcit, !)pU ) ; — spider, bie SDJii-lirfpilllK ; — 's tail, bie perutoiauifc^e Somteiimeiibe {He- lintropUim pcruviinum — /,.) ; {vid. — 's grass) ; — 's thorn, ber <£teci)ginfler, ©tadjelpfricm {uux — L) ; — tick, bie ©torpipiifuiime, ber Saiifefonig ; — vvort, tie ©forvioiieitiuurj {Omi- thopus scnrpioides — />.). Ka)RTATORY, ndj. luifeufd), bnrerifc^. bCOT, s. 1. ber 2c|ottc ; 2. ber Sc^o^, Siiti)fil, ba« Soo§ ; bie SJec^itung, 3cd;c; — and lot, bcr ^farrfdjoB ; to pay — and lot, ©telterit Ullb ®a = ben gcbcit ; bei .feller ttiib ^Pfennig (9UIcS) be5nl)lcii;>c. bie 3ccbe be= }af)Ieit ; — and lot payers, (Steiier= jfl^leiibc; — free, fc^opfrci, joUfrei; fff. iiitgei^raft. SCOTCH, I. s. 1. ber (eiti)S^uitt, bie Sd)ititte, ba§ ©djiiittdieti, bie J?er= be, (£ct)ramnif ; 2. baS (2c^ottifd)e; bie fd^ottifcbe Spradjc ; the — , pi. bie Sc^otteit, Sd)pttlatibfr; II. adj. ft^Ottifc^; f4>0ttlailbifc^ ; — apliodel, bie Jlclcbjauiiblumc; — fir, bie fd)ot= tifc^c Jliefcr; —grass, cine 9lrt >§ir= feiigra§ (Panicum hirtellum — //.) ; — gauze. SJiArli ; — hoppers, .i. pi. bn6 ^iipffpicl (ber j?iiiber) ; — man, bcr @d)otte; — mist, bcr biife fcucfcte 9icbcl, flartc 9lcgeii ; — ro.se, bie ^cibcrofe, Siincitrore, ber 2)?arter= born ; — woman, bie ;irre, SCRAGGINESS. > 2)iagertttt; 2. i^ocfrigtcit, Uncbcn^cit. To SCRAMBLE, v. v. (— for ..) 1. nad) (twas greifcit, raffcii, eS jn evbofdieit fucbcn, ftc^ barniit rcifjcu ; 2. I1et= tent, f liinilien ; to make people — for a thing, (twas in bie 3tappiife tvcr= fen ; to — up, erflcttcrn ; there is a scrambling for . . , limil rciBt fid) lllU . . . SCRAMBLE,, s. 1. bag (i)eftige pber be= gicrigc) ©rcifen nad) ctwjas, ba« ®c= vaffe, ®erci§e, Idvmenbc ®cbidngc ; bie jJiaVPiife; 2. ba« Jlletteru. SCRAMBLER, s. 1. bcr narf) ihviii bf= gierig gveift, ftd) tint cti«aS reipt ; 2. ber Jllcttercr. SCRAP, s. ba« ©tiicf ; fleinc ©tiirf, bcr 33rocfcn ; baS ©c^uttel ; — of La- tin, latciuifc^e 33roifeii. To SCRAPE, V. a. S.- n. i. fc^fapeil-, fc^arreu, frafjcii, aii§fra|cn ; 2. fd)a= tu-n, abf4)abcn; 3. (auf ber SSioliue) ftiimpcrn, ficbeln ; 4. cincn Jtra^fu$ inad)eit ; to — acquaintance. »H/o-.*-8e= fauntfitaft mac^cit woUen, i8cEaiint= fcbaft fud)en, ftc^ einnifteu ; to —and wash a ship, ciu Sdjiff nad) eincr 9icife antf)cercn, Sea tang. fd;i.in ©rbifl maci^en ; to — the bails, Typ. T (et)e- inals) bie ©alien abpuften; to — otr, abtrafeen, abpu^cn ; to — out. au'Jtra= fecil, aa«fd)abeit ; to — together, lit. "S- jig- sufammcnfcbarrcn ; to — up, auffc^arrcii ; fig. aufbringcn. SCRAPE, s. 1, baS ectiaben, J?ra^cn ; 2. ber Jtra^fuS; 3. bie JUeniint, Qnctfci)e, ajerlegcnbeit, 9}otb, ®e= faf)r ; a fine — , eine fd^inie ®efc^id)tc, vtiig. ^atfcbe, ©dimicre. SCRAPER, s. \. bcr ©cbarrenbc, .!?ra= ^cnbc, ©^abcnbc ; 2. ©eijbal^, StwU dfcr, gilj; 3. clcnbe evicbler ; 4. bie jtra^biirfte, bcr (5"n9=)9lbftreid)cr ; 5. Ts. baS (Scl)abcifen ; ©trcidicifen; 31bfirei^cifen; 6. jv. T. ber Sd^ras per; 7. Typ. T. bie ©d)abe{linge (ei= licg 23u^brucfer§) ; — burnisher, bct ©d^abepoltrftal)!. sc;raping-knife, b. tai ©rfsabemtf- fcr. SCRAPINGS, s. pL ba« ©cijabfcl, bit (5lb=)Sct)ni§eI; (Jegfcf, Ui J?el)rid;t. To SCRATCH, v. a. 1. fra^cn, fd;aben ; jcvfraftcn; 2. rifccn, einfdjneibcu; 3. Iciest ucranuibcn ; to — out, awi- fra^en. sCR.vrcH, s. I.bcr3ii^3life, bieDJige; ©cl)ramme, Slarbc; 3. bie Icidite SBnnbe ; 4. 3erfvafcnng ; 5. bie Stn^: perriirfe ; — back, ber Jjfiidenfra^cr ; — brush, bie .Jtiafebiirftc von 33Ief' ftngbrabt. SCRATCHER, s. I. bcr j?rd%cr ; ,j?ri&= Icr; 2. T-s. ba§ ,^ratjeifcn; ©d)abci= fen ; bie ^Kra^biirfte. scR.vrcHF^s, s.pi. bie 'Simhz (3JJanff) an ben Siigen bcr ^pfcrbc. SCRATCHINGLY, ado. niit (bllVC^) RXA- %m. To SCRAWL, V. a. A- n. frifeefn, fdjlUtCs ren. SCRAWL, s. baS ©efri^cl, ®cfd)iittere. SCRAWLER, s. bcr J?rifetcr, fed)ime: rcr. SCRAY, s. bie iUJeerfc^iuarbe {SKcri,\ — /J. To SCR^'AM, ?). n. (to — out), lant litis SCRI SCUL SCUT ^jlofeltc^ (aaf=)fc^rcien, frcifc^ett, brij^ncu. SCREAM, s. ber laitte iinb i)lcfeltf6c (Secret, bag (?lit3P0®cfc^ret, 2luf= fcf)rctcn. SCREAMER, s. bCV Sc^VCicr, ZSii)V= COgcl (Palamedca — L.}, Tc SCREECH, V. 71. fc^rcteit, augflltc^ (cfiveictt. SCREECH, s. bag ®cf(tvet, 9lngfls5e= fctiret; — owl, baS jtmife^en, tie S;ottcnCUlc, Sfiac^teutc {Stri/x Jlammca — L). SCREEN, s. 1. ber Sc^trm, 5eiter= fcfeirm, Sic^tfcbirm, Dfcnit^irm, SBiiibfi^tvm ; Sct)u^, bic 3)c(fe, bet g^ev^tutg ; 2. ber 3fiaber (ein flc6eu= bc8 Steb), brtS (Sanbtieb, (Srbfieb ; folding — , bie fpauifcfee 2Banb. To SCREEN, T.a. 1. fbe=)fc^tvmcit, (6e=) fc^iifeen, becfen, t>erraat)Peu (— from, ijpr) ; 2. (burcfe=}fie6cit, Sanb, @rbc, «. f. 115., bur^= (bag jie^eitbe Steb) wcrfeit, biirc^riibern. GCREVV, «. bie Sc^raubc, ©rc^e ; cork — , bcr >^0vf5iff;cr ; T-s. fe?male — , bie 3Jiatvisc ; male — , bie ^atri^e ; —of the breech-pin, bie Jtrtiijfc^raubc (am "S'linteilfc^lop) ; Archimedes's — , T. bic yirc^imebcS=St^iittfe, 2Baffev= fdiraube ; — castors ( — ferrules), (Sc^niubeuvpUcn; — chace, Typ. T. bcr 'S;cbraiibfnva!)men; — dock, bic ©ctrnubcu=5)ocfc (iit >?lmerifa, mit cincr 33oirrid)tiing 5itm 9liifiuiiibeii bcr Sc^iffe, urn bicfelbcit au«ptbcf= fern); — driver, bcr (Sc^raubenuc= l)cr ; — fastener, bie gciifteifcfjraubc ; - hook, ber «ffc"u, flem= men, C|iU'tfd)en ; 3, Dcrbrebeit, »erjer= rcn ; 4. crj^reffcii. aiisvreften ; fig. to — the face, bag ®cftd)t verjict^en ; to — down, jufd)vaubcil ; to — in, tttl: fc^raubeit; to — out, augfd)raubeu; to — a thing out of onc./io-. cttuag UOU (aiig) eiiicm f)eraiig [otfeii; to — up, in bie ^6()c fd)raubeit; fig. |)i.U;cr (reiben, [)iU)CV briugeit, erbo^eit; to — one up, fig. eiuciu (auf=) tit bie >§i3f)c feelfeii. SCREWER, s. ber (bic, bag) fc^raiibt. To SCRIBBLE, v. a. S,- v. 1. tri^cltl, fd)micreit, fubefii; 2. SBoIk {)ed)elit. SCRIBBLE, s. bag Octrifeel, ®e= fcbmicre. SCRIBBLER, s. bcr (Scribler, (Sc^inie; vcr, vuig. Seberfud)fcr. SCRIBE, s. 1. bcr !2d5retber ; 2. ?Zota= ring; 3. (Sc^rifffteUer; 4. (S^riftfle^ Ici)rte. To SCRIBE. V. a. T. (bei .§oIsarbcitcrtt) ben Umvijj eiticg Mobellg jcic^iieii, veigeii. scErir. s. 1. bieXard)e, bag fleiiie j5cH= cifcn, bic --Gricffafdjc ; 2. bag (befc^vif= bene) ®tiic{ papier, ber ^fffd' ^i^ ?ille; 3. M.E. ber3ntcviiug=2lulei|)e- fctein. bCRiFroRY, adj. fi^itftlic^, ge fc^rtcbeu (n). u.). ■ SCRiFrijRAL, adj. fc^rtftmagtg, lnb= Uf(^ ; — passage, s. bit Sibelftelle. SCRIPTURE, s. l.bic(sd)rift; 2. I)et= ligc ®c^viff, SSibcI. SCRIPI'URIST, s. bcr aSibeltnann, ®(trift9laubtge, (Sd)riftactcbrte. SCRIVENER, s. 1. ber ^btartug, of- feutlid)e ©djreiber, JfaujeUift; 2. 31gent (ber ®clb niitevbringt ober uerfc^nfft), ©elbmnfler. SCROFULA, .'. Med. T. bie Scrofcl, 5)riifen«erprtun(i am ^alfc. SCROFULOUS, adj. mit Scrofeiu, Srii- fenycr^artitnaei'i bcfjaftct, fropfig. SCROLL, s. bte 9?DlIe, ?ifle; Jlrch. T. ber (Sc^nijrtel, bic @d)ne(fe; H. T. ber ©treifen fiir bie Seyifc. SCROTUM, s. a. T. bcr .^obcnfacf. To SCRUB, V. 1. a. beftig vcibcn, fd)cu= cm, abfra^cii, ftfivapcn ; to — a ves- sel, ein ©c^ijf fcftrubbcn; n. n. ftcfc abmit^en, ^I'lgfi- SCRUB, s. 1. bcr ftiinivfc Scfen ; 2. ffcinc Jtcrl, Swerg, 93ur?cl. Jtnirpg ; etenbc 3}Jenfd) ; 3. bag ^umpenbing, bcr aSifd); — brush, bcr (2rl)rupp= 3>infcl jum SUaleit aiif Sammct unb ®etbc. SCRUBBED, adj. fd)Ied)t, «erad)(Iic&. SCRUBBER, s. bag ,iira^eifcn, bic ®d)arrc ; — or scrubbinc-brush, bic ©c^riippbiirfte, (2d)ciierbiirfic. SCRUBBY, adj. elcnb, fc^(cd)t,iammer= lid). SCRUPLE, .?. i. bcr 3ii3cifel, ®civif= feng5weifel, bie 33fbeuf[tcf)feiteit, ber 9(iiffo§; 2. fJcrupcl (britte ^beil ei= ncg Duentdieng) ; 3. ber taufenbunb= ac^tjigftc 2;bci( eiiter Stnnbc; 4. fig. bic ,E'leinigfeit, bag 2Senige. To SCRUPLE, V. 11. s,- a. SBcbeuFcn fra= gen, ftc^ ein ©emiffen mad)en (— at . ., liber, obec aug ctmag) ; S8eben= fen errcgen; he scruples no means, t()m ftiib alle 2)IittcI gleid). SCRUPLER, s. ber 3iueiflcr, aiigfKic^c, gemiffen^afte ?JZcnfd;. SCRUPULOSITY, n. 1. bie Scbenflic^= fcit, ©cmiffengjartbctt; 2. bag ^c= benfen, ber BwEtfel, ®frui>el. SCRUPULOUS («(/». —Lv), adj. angfl= lict), geroiffeu^aft, aliju bc'benflid) ;' a[l5u had;benf[id), bct)ntfam, vorfid)= tig ; Jiueifeliiaft ; — ness, .?. bie ©eiuiffcnbafrigfcit, SBcbcnflidjfcit, 9lcngftltitteit ; bag 3>«eifel(}afte, Jtritifc^e. SCRUTABLE, adj. ju crforfc^cn, er= forf^lid). SCRUTATOR, s. bcr SRadjforfd^er, 5prit= fer (to. it.). Tf SCRUTINIZE, v. a. genau biirc^fc= ben, forfdien, nad)forfcfcen, untevfn= d)en, v»'-.feu. scRirriNiZER, . Ullb 3;afcl fegeln. SCUD, s. 1. bag Sanfon, (5ilen ; 2. A*. Ph. bic fd)ncll »om SBinbe gctriebcne niebrige JBolfc. SCUFFLE, s. bie Salgcrct, 3Jauferei, bag ^*paMbgcincngc, @cfed;t; ©ejiinf. To SCUFFLE, v'. n. fic| balgcn, ficfe raufen ; jaufen. SCUFFLER, s. bcr SfJaiifboIb. , To SCULK, V. n. Iaufct)eii, lauerii, ftc^ yerfierfcn, tm .^intcrbaltc Ii«gcn to — after, «ac^f4)Ieid)en. SCULKER, s. ber fi^ serborgcn pit, ber Saufc^er, Saurer. SCULKING. part. s. bag' Saufc^cn, 93cr: bcrgcn, 3Serfteden;_ — place, ber (Sc$Iu)Jfn)iufeI, bag i£;(|Inpfloc^. SCULL, s. 1. ber ©(^cibcl, bie .§trn» fctialc; 2. (— boat) ber ,Ra^n, baa Heine ^Boot, bcr ©ucr ; 3. ein furjeg 3iuber; iron—, bie ®turmbaube; — cap, bie 2}iiifee, St. — ily). 1. fcorbu= tifd); grinbig, raiibig, frcifeig; 2. fd)!ed)t, gemcin, piibelbaft, ueraebts fid); fd)anbltc^, nicbertrarf)tig, bDg= baft; a — trifk, ein fci[ed)ter etreidj; — grass, bag SCffetEraul (CocUraria — L.) ; Scottish — grass, bcr 9)ZeevfoI)(, bte iWccrwinbc {.cfoi-tc; 4. bteSac^Iufc; —butt, — cask, bie niif bcin SSetbeif i)efeftii]= te SBnffevtomic ; — fish, ber ^lacf= ftfc^, 2;tiiteiiftfc|) ; — hatch, JV. r. bie ©Vrtnijlufentlnppe. To SCUTTLE, v. 1. n. fc^ttcU ^i\)t\X, lauffit ; ir. a. (a ship) Sod)er in ben ©c^ipbobctt bo^rcii urn f« ftuEeii ju mac^cit. SCYTHE, s. vid. Sythe. SCYTHIA, s. ©ci;tbieu. BCYTH[AN, I. adj. fcS)tl;ifc^; II. s. ber <5ci)tt)e. SEA, s. 1. bie (5ee, bci'^ (2BeIt=)3«eev ; 2. (a — ,) smiang. citie (|iaffatmtnbC, SBinbe jivifc^en ben 2Benbcfreifen ; — brief, ber ©eebrief, ©eleitsbrief, ©d)iff3pa9 ; — buckthorn, ber .§nff= torn, (3ecfreii5bDrn (Hippopha^ — 374 L) ; — bugioss, bas (2eejlranbhm= gcnfrant; — built, fiir bie ©ee er= baut, till 2Jieeve fief)eiib; — cabbage, ( — cale, — colevvort), ber 3JJccvfo|l, ©eeEol)l (Crambe maritima — L.) ; — calf, ba§ ©ecfalb, ber ©ee^unb (Phoca vitidina — Z,.) ; — campion; bciS (2ee= letmfrant; — cap, bie(&cbiffermii^f ; — captain, ber (&cijiffS=Sapitau ; — caravan, bit ©eecarat)ane (eine iiuter Sonuov) fegelube ^\iuffa^rteifIotte) ; — card, bie ©eefarte, ©oiiuuipfarte, (Seecomvap ; — carex, bie©arfapa= rilJe (Carex arenaria — L.) ; — car- nation, bie fiinfblatterigc ©cencifc (Jictinia — dianthus pentapetala — L.) ; — carp, ber ©cefarpfeu; — cask, bie ©eetonne ; — cat, ber getiegerte S^ai), JpimiSijal) ; — celandine, bag eifen= g'rane ©c^ijIUrant ; — chamomile, bie ©eefamiUe (Anthemis maritima — L.) ; — change, eiu von ber ©ee be= wjii'fter aSecbfel; — chart, bie ©ee= farte; — chest, bie ©cetifle (ber gjiatrofen, u. f. w.) ; — chickweed, ba3 2}lilc|)fraut (Olauz maritima — L) ; — circled, »on ber ©ee umge= ben; — coal, @tCtu!ol)(e; — coast, bie (Seetiifte, ba« ©eflnbe ; — cob, bie ©eemeue (i.arus — L.) ; — cock, ei= nc 9trt ©eelrcbfe ; — cockroach, bie ©eeaffel; — compass, ber ©eecom= X\\\i; — coot, ber ©eeteufet (ein93o= gel); — cormorant, bie ©eeErai)e ; — cow, bie ©CetU^ (Trickeclms mana- ti — l!) ; — crow, bie (Seefrfibc ber SBafferrabc ; — cut, ber Jluttelfifc^, bie 3)leerfpinnc (Sci^ia — L.); — daf- fodil, bie 'iUecrnarjiffe, ©eelilie ; — dasy, bcr 3)ieerbt«tu3, bie ©eefc^eibe (Actinia bellis — L.) ; — damaged, bOlll ©eewaffer befebabigt; — devil, ber ©ceteufel, grofc^fifcb ; —dog, ber ©ce[)niib, bie Sobbe ; ber ^niftfd) ; — dotterel, ber ©eefibife, (©teinbre^er ( Tringa morinella — L) ; — drag. Sea tang. sa3 9lnbancife(, 3lngefii>Ie>)p (waS fid) an ©c^'iffe an^angt); — dragon, ber 2)'Jeerbrart)e (Sc^tvert= ftf^) ; — drake, bie (3eefrabe; — duck, bie SJJeerenfe, ber ^upin ; — eagle, ber ©eeabtcr ; aj^cerabler ; — ear, bilS ©ceo{)r (Hdiotis — L) ; — eel, ber Sl^eeraal ; — egg, brtS ©eeei (Echinus esculentus) ; — encircled, SOlll 3)?eer Umgcben; — engagement, bag ©eetreffen; — expression, ber ©eeaU86rU(f; — fan (—fans), baS 2)icermoo« ; — farer, ber ©eefafjrer ; — faring, jur ©ec fahreilb ; —faring men, ©cefa^rcr (bon ©enjcrbc) ; — feathers, vid. — fan ; — fennel, ber aJieerfenc^el (Critmum — L.) ; —fig, bie SOieerfeige, ber ©ceforf (Aicyonium ficus — L); — fight, baS ©eegefec^f, ©eetreffen ; — fish, ber ©cefifc^ ; — foam, ber (3eef(^auni ; — fowl, ber (3ec'.)ogc(; collect. ba3 ©eegefliigcl ; — fox, ein^ifcfe «oin >gai=@ef^led)t (Sf/ualus vulpes) ; JV. T-s. — gage, bte aSaffertrac^t eineS <3(^iffeS ; ber ©ee= tiefennieffer ; — gale, ber (Seewinb ; garland, btc ©eebiumc, bie ©eegnir= lanbe (Pkyssophom. hydrnstatica — F) ; — gate, ber (eerc (^o^Ie) Siaum j»i= fcfcen jroei SBellen ; — gates, bie WeereSwogen, Slutb ; to have the — gates open, auf frer (Offcnen) ©ee fettn ; — girdles, ber ©eegiirtel (ein ©ee= fcjjwamm, Cestum Veneris — Les) ; — girt, yon bcr ©ee nmgeben, fceuin= giirtet; — god, ber ajfccrgott; — gown, ber furjarmlid)e 9D?atrofcn= rocf; — grape, bie 9J?eerbiufcn fc,«- coioha — /> ) ; — grass, bir§ 2Jiccr= gvaS, ber ©ectang (Zostera' — D; — green, mccrgviin ; bcr ©teinbrecfe (vid. SiKFRAOE); — grcundling [-* gudgeon), ber i!Set:grtinbJtng,3}itct« grUnbcL Jliibling (Cyprinus irobin — /v.) ; — gull, bie ©eemeye, ©eefra^t — hand, bie ©ecfeanb, ber, ginger^ forf ; — hare, ber ©eet)afc, Jtiemeu= rourni (Lnplysia — L) ; — heath, bie Sranfcnie (Frankenla — i.) ; — hedge-hog, ber ©ecigcl ; — hen, ba« Sffiafferbubn, S:aii(^evbubn (Cniymbus — L);— hog, bas SDJcerfctiiuein ; — holly (— holm), bie (3J2cer=)3)iaungi trcn, §8raci)bijiel (Eryngium — h) ; holm, bie fjeiiie (niibeiycbnte) Ssjfel baS @iJanb ; — hooks, ©eeangej- t>ifen ; — horse, ba« ©eepfcrbt^cn, bie (Secraupe (Hippocampus — Cav.) ; ba« aBalirop, @eepfeib (liosmnrus — - L-); — horse teeth, 2Ballrot!jat)ne ; shrubby — horse-tail, bie SraubcnfO- raUiiiej — island cotton, SaiimnjoU? bon ben 3ufeln St. Simon llllb Cumber- land, in bcr ?JaJ)e beS ©taateg @eor= gien ; — kail ( — kale), vid. — cabbage ; — laces, ber 2)ieerfabeii, 3)lccrftrong ; — lamprey, ber ©C^iff4|)rtlter, bie (Seelaiiiprcte (Edmms — /..); — language, bie ©ecfprrtcllC; — lark, bie ©eelerc^e (Charadrlus hiidicula — JL.) ; — lavender, rot[;e ^Cl;cn (Staticc lim»- nium — /,.) ; — laws, bie ©CC^ gefc^c; — leech, bcr Seeblnt= egel ; — leek, tie iD^cerjiviebel (Sdi- la maritima — L) ; — legs, btC Siibig= feit bci iinrnbiger ©ee auf bein g3er= bed jii ge^en ; — lemon, bie S)ori3= fd)ne(fe; — letter, n>ie — brief; — lettuce, bie 2Solf«milci> (Euphorbia esula — />.) ; — like, Wie bie ©Cf, fceabii(id) ; — limegrass, b(i3 .gaari gras, 5Pc[-5graS ; j\r. t-s. the deep — lead, baS S^teflotb ; the deep — line, biegro^e Sotbleiuc; —lion, ber See* li)l«e (Phoca jubata — L.) \ — lizard, ber sSJecrftiiij ; — - Joach, bie 5Hil= grnnbel ; — longs ( — lungs), pi. bet aJJcerfc^auni; bie©celunge, ©cffeis gc ; — loam, ber 58untfli:3el, %a\u C^er (Colymbus maximu.i — A');, — ■ maid, bie i&ivene, bnS SJJecvfrauIfin ; — mall, bie ©eemeye ; — man, bee ©ecmann, 2}Jatnifc; Sl'Jeevmann, Jlriton (u>. ii.); — manship, bic ©ee= fabrcrfunft ; — map, vid. ( — )chart — marge, bcr ©ceraub, bie J^lip^^e — mark, bag ©eeicid)cn, bie leeefei)' nung, ?anbfcnnitiig ; — martin, bii ©eefd)n.mlbe ; — medic, ber ©ce- fdjnerfenflee (Mcdicago marina — />.) — mell, vid. — mall ; — men, ®ce= fairer (t>on ©cmerbt), SRatvofen — men's vyages, ber tDJntrofcnlofin j — mew, bie ©eemebc ; — milkwort, baS SJlilc^fiMUt, (a^ielfiMiit; — monster, ba§ @eenngtl)euer, wacc' wunber ; — moon, ber nionbfiJrmigt ©eeftern, ®d)eibeuflern ; — moss bie Jl'orallcn ; — mouse, bie (Sce> man?, ber ©OlbWUrm (Aphrodite acu leata — L) ;' — mule, vid. — mall ; -^ nacre, bie ©tcduiufdiel; — navel, bt? 9)lccrbobne; — navcl-wort. baS ©ee= nabclfraut, ber 2JJannSl)arnifct (An- drosace — L) ; — navigation, bie@eC< fcfcifffabrt (im ©egenfa^ yon '51np» fc^ifffaf)rt) : — needle, bic 2)Jeernrt* be! ; ber S'cabelbed^t ; — nettle, bie ©ccneffel, aJJccrneffel (eine 3Ir1 ©c^Ieimtbicre, Actinic — L.) ; — nettle with a shagreen skin, bic ©Ct^ fd)eibeneffcl (Actinia disdftora — />.) ; — nursed, »on ber ©ce gepflegt; — nymph, bie ©ecni;iiipbc'( — o^^< ^* SJIecrci^C; •;— oak coralline, bif Ilcillftc J^'oralline (Sertulariapjimila ■— L.) ; — onion. Die 'Dlccrjanet-et, .^c*' PeUuuri IScilla mariti:na — L i ; — SEA SEAR SEAT oose, b« 3JI?crfc^lainin; — ot- ter, biejiccottcr; — owl, bcr 3JJeer= tbafc, Sccl}afe (Cyc/optcrus himptui — I.); — pad, bcr iStcftei'it, bie @fc= quilppc; — panther, bcr S^^uufifcft ; — parrot, bcr Scepapagei (ctn gtfdjj; — partridge, brtg <5cevcb= l)ul)ii, bte Sui'sjc; — pearch, ber ^Hu'g, (Perca. — Z.) ; — pen, btC Scefcber (Penvatula. — L)\ — phea- sant, bee ^Sfcfiifait, bte Soffclcnte; — pie, ber5liiftci-aiattii, 9liiftei-ftfrf)cr, tie 2)tcerelftcr {Ostraiegd — k. H(b- matopus ostralegus — L) ; bCt S^IICs pfcufifc^, bie lOJeeffc^nepfe {Ccn- triscus — /,.) ; eiite 9lvt (gcfo(i;ter) 5(ctfi:t)Vaftete(auf®f^tffeu); — piece, baS Sctftiicf, bcr Sccfupfcrfticfe, bal (3cc3ema(^e; —pink, baS gntiie fi-ic= create a)iallfc6f)rrf)eil [Ccrastium re- peiis — L.) ; — plant, bie 2)Jeerpffan= Se; — |innd-vveed, ba§ a}Jecrfoimeu= fraut, bff Sdi^lad ; — pool, bcr Sal j- fce, bieiWcertracfe; -- port, bcr @ee= baff It ; — port-town, vid. — town ; — pudding, bte S«bcranemiMie, J?rciien:= ncffel ; — purse, bcr Sccbcutel, $il}= frfjiuamin (Jjlcymiium bursa — L) ; — pursiain, bcr iDJeei-jJortularf, bte Stau= benmclbe {Mriplcx haHmus — i.) ; — quadrant, ber 3'lC0b*ftab ; — quince, iort; —thief, ber ©ccriiii: ber ; — thrift, bte Scenelfc, ba« JDJeer= c\xai (stntice — /,.) ; — ticks, bic ame= rtfiiiitfc^e aQalbmtlbc; — toad, bie Scefrote (eiii Sifdb); — torn, sou Vicr See sertriimiiicrt; — tossed, son bcr See iintl)crgetvovfcn ; — town, bie ^ecftabt, .gtafeniiabt ; — trade, bcrScc^nilbel; — xurn,vid. — breeze; — turtle-dove, bie 2:auc^ertaube ; — unicorn, bcr ^'lilVlVull {Monodon mono- ceros — L) ; — urchin, bcr Sccigct {Echinus — L,) ; — voyage, bic Sec= rcifc; — walled, fccitnigcbcu; — ward, adv. Sr adj. Had) ber Scc jii, fccwiirtS; — ware, ba^ Sal^frailt; — water, bag Secwaffcr, Saljamffcr; — wave, bie 5DJeereSa'0(]c ; — weed, baS 2JJecr= graS, bie Sceiieffcl {Facus — L) ; — weeds, /(Z 5lftcrmoofe, i^llgcn {Aigat— i.) ; — whaling voyage, citie 5')flpbbeufc^Kigcr; —oil, bcr 3JobbeiitE)rau; — skins, Siobben^ (Sce^uubS=)5crie. SEAL, s. 1. bag Sicflcl, q^etfc^aft; 2. bcr Stcntpct; 3. bte 53c)tcgcluiig ; 93cflati(]iiitg; 4. Sp. T. bie ga^rtc bcr gifdlOtrer; under hand and — , untcrSQrief uiib Siegcf ; to set (put) one's — . to.., fcin Sieget attftirii= cfctt, ttiitcrficgcitt ; to put under — , water Sicgcl Icgca, jiiftcgelu; our lady's — , bte fdjwarje S'^mi'iitf, Sci)inen»urS ( Tamus — /,.) ; — en- graver, ber iJSctfdjaftftcc^cr; — key, eiu mit ciuciu ijjctfc^aft scrfe^cuer Ubrfc^IiiffcI, eiu spctfdiirviag, Sic= gelriag; — ring, bcr Sicgdriug, baS • -$ctfi'^aft mit ciueut Stcgcl. r« SE.'VL, r. n. I.ftcgcla, beficgcla, uer= ftcgcta; ftcmpcla; 2. bcfia'tigcu ; 3. bcfeftigcu, fc ftmat^ca ; to — up, nw)- ftcgcta, water SicQcl legcn; »crfie- gelH ; fig. »erfd)lietjcit^ SEALEK, s. bcr (93er=)i&icglcr. SEALING, .9. ba« Sicgcln ; r. bag Se= fefiigcrt ciac* StiirfcS ^olj Pber Jlarbcn (be=) jcic^acn, SEAMLESS, adj. O^nc ^di)t- SEAMSTER, s. eiitcr ber aal)t, bcr DfJa= bcr. SEAMSTRESS, .5. bie (9Beip=)9^a[)criaa. SEAMY, adj. tint '^a\){ b'lbcab, mit ?la(}tert ; — side, bic SfJa^tfcite, ua= recite Sette. SEA>f, «. vid. Seix. SEAPOY, s. vid. Sepoy. SEAR, adj. trocfcit, biiiTc, ycnuclft; — spring, bie ®tangeafcbcr ; — wood, burrcS, to6te« ^olj. To SEAR, v.a. brcaacn, fcngeit; n»S= brenaca; aastrocfaea; fig. cerbars tea, gcfii^floS, uarmpfiablid; ma: d)ea, I'crjipcfcn, SEARCE, s. ba« fciac ®ieb,.»3aarftci: (W. ii.). To SEARCE, V. a. fcill ftcbcil, (burd) = ftcbca (w. ii.). SEARCER, s. bcr ©icbcr (W. ii.). To SEARCH, v.a.&-v. fac^ca, forf^cn ; unterfad)cn ; barTl)fud)ea, bcftc^tigcr. ■ fig. beimfuc^c" ; barc^briagen ; to — after or for, aad) etiuaS fudjcn ; to — after, nacbforfd)ca ; to — into . . , fragea obcr fovfd)ea, fid) er!anbtgcn and) , . ; iiatcrfadjea, ciabriagen in . .; to— out, aaSfud)ca, crforfc^eii, ergriiabca. se.4rch, .s. 1. baS ®ad)ca, gprfcfecH, Sarcbfai^cit, Uatcrfat^ca; 2. bic Uatcrfacbaiig, ^cftfbtigaag ; 3. bas 9Jad!fviirea, 5Jlad3iagcii ; right of—, bag 3)arcbfad)uag«icd)t ; to go in — of (to make — after), aaffud^ca, aacb= flreben ; — warrant, bcr ^Jfiu^f"- c^aagSbcfebt. SEARCHABLE, adj. crf itabbar, crfprfcf)= ltd). SEARCHER, s. 1. bcr ®ad)cr, Worf4)er ; llalerfad)cr ; 2. /.. T-s. 33cftd)ttgcr (ber aatpmmcabca itab abge()cnbea (Sd)iffe; aac^ beg 5ffipIIcatad;c«, bvsl ?ebfig, It. f. m.), llifttatpr; 3. £ci= d)ca= obcr ^pbtcabcfcbaitcr, bic S:pbtcnbcfd)aacriaa ; 4. Oun. T. bcr (Stiirfprpbcr, ©tiicfuifi(tijrcr ; 5. s. 7'. bie@pabe; 6. bcr 33attcrbobrev, Jtafebobrcr ; — 's fees, bic 33eftfbti-- gaagggcbiibrca. SEARCHLESS, adj. Uatcrfa(ib«ag »er= lacibcnbPbcr eutgcf^cub; aacrfprfd)= lic^. SEAREDNESS. s. 1. bag ©cbranatc, 33crfeagte ; 2. bic Uaciitpfiablidlfcit. SEARING, s. bag 33rcatica, @eagea; -candle, bcr brcnacabc ai3adjgftod ; — iron, bag SSrcaacifcit. St^ASON, if. 1. bie 3abr(cg)5cit ; 2. 3cit, red)tc peer bequemc S.fit, bcr hirjc •Scitraam ;■ 3. bic (?aifpa ; S8ran= acajcit; ©djaafpicljeit ; Sp. T. bic ^aafjcit; 4. iffiitrjc, bag ©tarfeiibe, i!abenbc; this — , btefcg Sa^r, \)t\\tx ; in (due)—, ja rcd)tcr 3fit; (ju) fci= aer (pber ia gebortgcr) ^tH, in 3?'= tea; the fair is now in — , eg ifijc^t bie (3al)i'cg03eit bcr 2}Jeffe; for a (passing) — , ciac 3cit laag, eiu 9Beil- ci)ea; a fUii — , ciac ft'arf bcfac^te ^raancajeit ; out of — , nic^t ia bcr Sabregjcit, ber ^abrcSjcit aicfet aa= gcateffca ; fig. mlm bcr %t\t, jar Ua= jcit, uagclcgca, uapaffcab. To SEASON. V. \. a.\. witrjca, annta= d)ea ; jacfcra, faljea ; nioinit ucrfe^ ^cit, ocrmifd)ca, fd)ma(fi)aft ma= cben ; aagencl;in ma^cn ; 2. mid bcni, ma^igca, ycr= pbcramaabera; 3. (bard; '^t'\t pber ©eroobabcit) gc- fc^idt madden ; 4. aagroittcra laffea, flaganttera, trpcfca wcrbea laffcit (J. 53. .^plj urn eg ja yeravbcitca) ; 5. gocij^acu (an eia Jrt(ima), eiagc= tUiJbncn; to be seasoned, Sp. Ph. bie gcbbrige Ptcife erbaltcn f;abcn (uoa ajcaapfcrben) ; ii. «. 1. rcifea ; 2 . tvpdca wcrbca. SEASONABLE [adn. — ly), adj. jUT rcd)tcn ^t'\.\ aagcbracbt, jcitgemflfi; fd;idlii-f>, gclcgca, fiiglic^, Vafffub ; — ness, s. bie ®c|icflid3tcif, giigtic^* feit ; recite ^t\t. SEASONER, s. bcr (bic, baS) SBuTjeu* be ; bie 2Bitrje. SEASONING, s. 1. bag SBiirjen ; 2. bic 2Biir5f, 9lnncbntlid>fcit, bni @.i)mad()affe ; 3- ^led. r. bag @lt= mafiebcr. SEAT, s. l.bcr@it>; ®tabl, Scffet. 375 SECO SECT SEDU He SBaitf; berJtti-cl)eiifiiif)I ; 3 ; 3. bie ?age, ber Dvt ; ©cljaitplafe ; 4. bag ®cfd$, bie Svillc, baS SJo* ctiicg JlacfitiiiibleJ ; — of a shirt, ba3 .gitittert&etl eiiieS ..^cmbcS ; — of eartii, bcr Sfiafcrtft^ ; — of arts, commerce, &c., bci' @i§ bcr ^iitlflc, bcS .tpattbclS, 11. f. Jl\; — of war, bcv JlricgSfc^aitpIa^ ; — box, bcr •©i^faftcn ; — fall, bcr (Sifefall ; — rails, ;;/. bie ©tcifftangcrt am (Jtutfd;=)53ocf ; — roll, baS &ip Volfter. To SEAT, v.a. 1. fcfecii, ()infc^cn ; 2. ftcUcu, legcit, prbiicu ; 3. (niit ciner Syjirbc) bcflcibcn, atificllcii ; 4. he- fcftigcn ; to — one's self, ftc^ fc^Ctt, ftci) nicberlaffcn ; a Imre seats, Sp. E. tin .§afe ftfef, cbcr lagcrt ftcf) ; to be seated, ft^Cll ; they were seated, fte fa^eil; be seated, fefecii ®ie fii^. gEBACEOUS, ) a4;". rtitS 3;alg «erfer= SEBACIC, 5 tigt ; sebaceous glands, gettbriifeit; sebacic acid, bie "Sttt- faure. DEBATE, s. ch. r. ba§ fettfaure ®alj. fiEBESTEN, s. bie 55rilf^beere {Cardia myxa — L). SECANT, r. a<)j. bur(i)fd)ncibeub ; ir. s. o. T. tie ©ecantc. 7'u SECEDE, V. n. (»pn eiiier CPSadje) abgef)eit, fic^ loS mac^cii, ftc^ treuncn. SECEDER, s. bcv (»oit ciitcr 3)Jcitiuug, u. f. w.) Qlbflcfjcnbe, fid) (5iitau6cru= be, fid) (you eiiier J^cfjre u. f. w.) Sircniieiibe. ■ To SECERN, V. a. abfoiibcni. SECESSION, «. ba§ 9lbgc[)eu, aBei(gc= belt, bie (^!itfernuiig,S;vciuii!iiij, Sut= au§eiuii(]. 7'u SECLUDE, v. a. ailSfc^licficit (— from, you), abfouberii, treiiuen. SECLUSION, s. bic 2lii«fd;lici3Uiia, bcr 5lu8fd)Iufi. BECLUSIVE, adj. aiisfd)lieficiib. SECOND, aiij. bcr, bif, baS jan-ite, nn= bcre; liacf)fte, folgcnbe; every— year, eiti 3nbr iiiit b^'l ciibcre ; a — time, jum jaifitcn3JJaIe, — iipohthought(s), bet beffcrcr (veifcrcv) llcbcrlcgiiiig ; he is— to none, er flc^t fcineiit iiacc ; M. E-f. — best premium, ber iJicbcit: Vvet^, ba3 9lccefftf ; goods of — qual- ity, uiittclgiite SBaarcn, aJJitteigiit; — captain," ciit .^aitptiitaim bijiic 6ompflguie ; — hand, aui bcr jwci^ ten .g)aiib, bcr 53eft§ jar sroeitcu .§niib ; yon ciiicm 9liibcrii obcr wn ctwaS !Jliibcnu bcr, ttic^t iivfpriiitg= lic^; iitd)t licit, alt, (fd)iMi) gc= braiicbt ; niifgcuiarmt ; I have it at — iiand, tc^ \v(i^ (S mir au« bcr jroei= im ^ani ; a — hand suit, fill fd)(5n flctrai^eiicS ^Icib ; —mate, berjiueifc ©teiicrmatm ; — rate, bic jtucite® tcU Ic, jmcite Klafft; uom jwcitcii S'iait; ge, inittclr.iafjig ; — rate paper, M. 7','. uiiiiber gutc8 (ober folibcS) -papier a. e. ffic(^fc() J — sight.bie fecf)crgabc ; ©ciitcrfcl)ci'ct ; — sighted, bie wabc btv SBabvfagiitig, bcr ^ropbcjriiing babcitb, mit Yibevfiimlid)ein @ffid)rs= l)cniii.igcti bcgabt ; ©ctfler febciib ; — sighted person, baS ®oitittag5fiub. SECOND, s. 1. ber ©cciiiibant Sct= ftaftb, .6flfer, ,$tampfjcitge; 2. bic (geCUllbe ; M. E-s. the — (bill of a fct) of exchange. bCr <5cCllttba»C(^= fci (jweite a5Jcd)fcl), bie ©cciiuba; — in course, bic gcrivtc ®cciinba. riSECONn. r. n. 1. foclIU^il•cll, bei= fteben, belfcu, iiitfcrfliifecii j 2. ber 37a 3n)cite fci;n, itiimittclbar folgcn (TO. it.). SECONDARlNESS, s. bcr jwcite ®rab, jivcitc SJang; bicutitcrgcoibuctci8e= fcbaffeiit)cit. SECONDARY (adv. — ily), adi. Jiac^ bcin C?rftcit folgeitb, nad)ftfoIgcnb, Bom jwcitcit ®rabe, iintcrgcorbiict, beigcorbiict; a — cause, cine 2J{it= tclurfadje ; — circles, ^st. T. 31cbcii= freife ; — fever, Med. T. baJ Sicbcr in Solgc ciner JtrantbcitSfrife ; — (flag-) feather, bie biiitcre ®c^miing= fcber; — ^ goods, p/. /,. 7: gotgegiiter; — planet, ./ist. T. bcr ^^rabant ; — power, crbcrgte ©ciualt. SECONDARY, s. bcr ijlbgcoibnef c ; Un= terbcamtf. SECONDER, .9. bcr Uiitcrftiifeer (einer aJfeinung obcr eincS 93orfd)lag«). SECONDLY, adv. jwcitcnS, jum 5wci= icn. SECRECY, s. 1. bie .5cimIid>fcit,5Bcr= bovgcnbcit; 2. ®cbcimbaltung,a3cr= fd;anegenbeit ; 3. ©infamfcit, 9tb= ^efttieticiibcit, (Singejogeubeit; in—, tnS ©cbcim, uutcr bcr .§aub. SECRET {adv. — Lv), adj. 1. gcbctm, beimlid), ycrborgcn ; 2. yfrfdpic= gcrt; 3. cinfam, abgcfd)icbcn, cingc^ jogcn; 4. ucvfterft, fc^liipfrig; to keep — , »erfd)roeigcn. SECRET, s. baS ©cbciiuuig, ber gcbei= me 3"t^>Tlb ; Secrets, jtl. bic ©iinm; in — , iitS @cl)eiin, im Scrtrauen ; to be in the — , bavuill unftcil ; to let one into the — , cinciu ba3 @cl)Cim= niy cntberfcn. SECRETARYSHIP, s. bic ®ccrctarflcl= le, ®chcimfd)reibcrfii:(Ic; ba-s ®c= cretaricit. SECRETARY, s. 1. bcr ®ccrctar, ©e= t)cimf^rcibtr; 2. @tel5ciigeicr, @c= Crctiir {car. UOll Sagittarius ObCt ser- pentarius — Fulco .'icrpnntarius — ■ 7>.) ; — of state, bcr StaatSfccrctiir, Wli' niflcr ; — of the treasury, ber gilianj; minifler ; — of war, bcr JtvicgSim? niflcr ; — of the navy, bcr 2JJarine= miuifter ; — 's otiice, bic @cl;fim= fd)reiberfi, bag Secretariat. To SECRETE, v. a. bci <2citc Icgcn, jDcgranmcn, ucnvahvcii, ocvficiicu, )tjcgfcblicpen ; .o.t. abfonbcrn, an§= fd)cibcn ; to — one's self, ftcf) »er= bergcn. SECRETION, .9. 1. bic ?lbfonbcrim(5 (tbicrifcber 5end)tigfeitcn; ; 2. abgc= fonbcrte Scuc^tigfcit. SECRETITIOUS, adj. abgcfotlbcrt ; au»gcfc^icbcn (uon t()icrifd;eu 5enct)= tigtcitcn). SECRETNESS, «. 1. bic .5eimlid)ffit, 3^cvbprgenf)cit ; 2. bie Sccfcbiric gcn= beit. SECRETORY, arf;. jur (t(;icrifd)cn) 91b= fonberung gcbiirig ; — vessels, 2lb= fonticrnng«gcfapc. SFcr,s. bie ®cfte, ^avtei ; Scbrjunft, ©lanbenssunft, 9tcligion«pavtct. SECTARIAN. I adj. ju cincr ®cttc gc= boiig, fcttirifc^ ; ii. s. bcr Scftivcr, 5?artciganger. SECTARIANISM, ) .«. ber (Seftcn= SECTARis.M, (\v. it.) \ geift, bie2etti= rerci, 5)8artcigangcrei. SEOTiLE, ofij. Mia. T. fpaltbar. SECTION, .9. 1. bcr 0d)nitt, @in= fc^nitt ; 5)urrf)fd)nitt, bic Sbcilung ; 2. Section ; Dcffiinng ; 3. bcr 9lb= fdjnitt, Sbcil, bic 9lbtbeilung ; 4. o. T. bie 5)urd)fd)nittanftd)t, ba* ^5roft(, ((fiffn=)33af)iil>vpftl ; 5. 7'.v/> T. baS 9lbfd)nitt«5eid)cn, bcr 3?ara= grai'b [§] ; —of the globe, bcr 2Bclt- tbetl. SECTOR, s. G. T. 1. bcv Sector, 9(«*. fcfcnitt; 2. $roporttonal=3irEcI. SECULAR, (. (ffrfr.— i,y), ad.j.i. bUllbcrt jiibrlid), ffcular(ifc{)); 2. nift)ttuvd ©eliibbe obcr Drbcniicgclii gcbmii ben, mcltlid); ii. .s. bcr Vaic ; ifficll* gctftlidje, 2ScUpricficr. SECUL.ARITY, s. bcr n)eltlid>c ©taiic; bie aBeltlic^feit, ber aBcltfinn. SECULARIZATION, s. bie (Sitljicl)!lll|} (gcifllic^cr ®iitcr obcr ,KliJftcr). To SECULARIZE, v. a. fcciilarinrm, (Jlloftcr obcr ©tiftungcn) einjicben SECULARNESS, s. vid. Secularity. SECUNDINE,-or Secondines (pi.) s. bt* Slat^gcburt. SECURE (ad». — ly), adj. 1.ficbcr(— . from . ., I'or . •.) ; 2. ge mij), ycrftc^crl ( — of.., eincv 0a'd;c) ; 3. fiirc{>t» J 08, forgloS. To SECURE, V. a. 1. gcwip iiiadjcii 2. ftcbcrii (— from . . , yor . . ) ; 3 fifii^cn, befc^iifcen, bfwabren, yer^ ii.ia[)ren (against, gcgcnJ; 4. yevfc^Jie^ ^cu ; 5. ycvftd)crn ; to — ono, or a thing, fid) @incl Obcr cincr @ad)e ycr^c^crn. SECLTIENESS, .t bic ®irbcrf>eit, (Sorg= loftgfcit, ber 2JJa«gcl an SBac^fain- !cit. SECURER, 3. bcr (bic, ba8) ©c^ii^ giebt. SECURIFOR.M, adj. B. T. bctlformig. SECURITY, s. 1. bie ©icberbcit; 2. ©cwijibcit ; 3.Siivd)tloftgfctt, ®ovg= loftgfcit, 3ii»crfic^tlici)fcit, 2)2angel an SBacbfamfcit ; 4.' bcr ©t^ii^, ®d)irm ; 5. bie 33crftd)crung, ^.8iirg= fd^aft, ber SSiirge, bie ©avatitte, @os »at)r!cifiung. gantion; »i. baS nii= bemcglicfec Untcrpfnnb, bic ^&».>pp> tbcf; to stand {or give) — , ^ih'g= fd)aft Iciflcn, fic^ ycrbiirgcti, gsit fagrn, casiven ; what — can you have? U>cr biirgt 3?ir bafiir ? public securities, funbtrtc @taalsfd;nibfii. SEDAN, s. bcr2;ragfeffel, bic ©aiifte; — cloth, baS ®eban'S;n(t. SEDATE {Pbenfafe, 5iHcbcrfc|)!ag (yon i^liifl'igEciteu), bie '&efcn. SEDITION, s. bcr 3lufflanb, 9Infrii{>r, bie (Smpijrnng. SEDITIONARY. a. bet 9tiifriif;rer, Sluf^ tcieglcr, SicutercT. SEDITIOUS (adv. — i,y), adj. aiifriibrca rifd;, aufmieglcvifd), mcntctifd); ■-;■ ness, s. ba6 3lltfiui)vevifd)e ; bie 9Jet' gniig jam ^^Infrnbr, 'iDJcntcvci. To SEDUCE, V. a. yfrfiit)vea, t>crtcitfrt, milsleiren, lu rloifen. SEDUCEMENT. s. bic iSevfiibrung, 93cvlcitaag, SScrloifnng. SEDUCER, k ber 9?erfiibver, 93crIocfct; SEDUCIBLE, adj. ycrfiibrbav. SEDUCTION, s." bic Scrfiibrung, 5Ber. Icituim. SEEK wEUUCTlVE, aiij. fcfvfiifem-ift^. SEDULITY, s. tie ©mftgfett, ber Sletfi. SEDULOUS [ailK. ~LY),niIj. emflij, f[Ct= pig, ait^attfiib, unycibvpffcn, inii^= fam ; — ness, s. bie (Smfii^feit, Uiiyev= broffcit^eit, in- aiiKilteitbc (^kip. SEE, s. 1. bie bifi'^i.^flidje SJefibciij, bcr bifcfcofliche (£it (Stuhl; 2. bie a3t= fdiof^miirbc ; 3. baS 5Bi§thum, bie Siocefe ; iioiv — , bu' V'iVf^''f|f Saat; 2. bcr Urfpntiic]; 3. ba-J @e= fd)lcd;f, bie S'ladjfciiimeufcfjaft ; ar- tk-'iL's of — (ur seeds), ©amcrciartitcl, toaniercieii; — bed, ba« Sreibbeet; — ix-T'tie, ber ©aiHcntafcr, ©anicti: ^cvftijrer (Uruchus — /..) ; — bud, bcr (|tcrftPif, (Jiudjtfiioteu ; — cake, bcr -ctreutuc^en ; — case, c/V/, — vessel ; — coat, bie Samciit)viut.Sam«nbe(fe ;• — corn, baS ©aatfcH-i' y'r (^aat ; — down, bif .^asirErciie — lac, bcr ruv, WaS UiaU ficl)t, Siaubt mail, obcr waS bie -ilitgcu fc= cit fliaubt baS i^crj; worth — , fe= ficu^mcrt^ ; II. (— that), my. Wcil, ba, iubciii, b.a bpc^ ; — it is so, ba bent fo tit. 7'rt SEEK, V. a. Sr n. I. flSC^Ctt, fid) Uin= fcben ; 2. trac^tcii, ftvebcii ; 3. an= ijaltcn, ftd) bcwcrbcit; to — one's life, Scmaiibcm iiad) bcmScbcn frac^= ten; to — after, to — for, ctwas fu= c^cit, iia* tUmS fu^f •;, tracdtett, uin SEIZ ttwaS aufitd)cn obcr aitbattctt ; to — out, bermn fiidjcii, au^fuc^cti, fuc^cn, ausfiitbii] mad)cit. SEEKER,kl. bcr Suc&cnbe; 2 (Stlcl- fifcr, aiiSroa^Iciibc 5)3(ulofopb Tu SEEL, «. a. (bciii Salfeit iiiu i^nt a'b= ((urid;tcn) bie 3liigcit suiuil>'U, bicu= belt. ruSEEM, r. V. fd)ctitcn, yprtommcs; it seems, f§ fdicillt. SEEMER, s. bcr (Sc^ciiieiibe, eiucr bcr citicit flcwiffcn ©djciii ^at, fid) eiiieu gcTOiffcii ®d)ci!i gibt. SEEMING, i.niij. auTc^ciiicttb, fdictubar ; II. s. baS @d)ciueu, 5>(ufcl)cn ; bcr CJiu=)Sd)eiii; — ly, adv. fc^ciiibar, bcm ®d)ciite nad), 511111 (ac^ciite ; — ness, s. bie ®d)ciiibarfcit, bcr 3Iit= fd)eiit. SEEMLINESS. .«. bie (9BD^r=)?litfiait= bigfcit, !2d)iiflid)fcit, bcr aSoblftaitb. SEEMLY, atij. .<- adi). (iuo[;l-)aiiflautig, fd)icflid), gqicmciib. SEER, s. 1. ber ©e^eitbe; 2. ©c6cr, ■4>ropf)ct. SEE-SA\v, s. 1. bie ®c&aufcr; has @d)autc(it ; 2. ba« jwcifciticjc .Xriiiii= f feu iin aBbiflfpicl. To SEESAW, V. n. fd)aiifcln, ftd) fd)au= fclii ; ftc^ I)iit uiib I)cr betvcgeii. To SEETHE, r. I. a. ftfbcn, fpc^jCll ; II. n. aufmallcrt ; ftcbcnb ()etp fcS)u; to — over, iibcvtoi^cii, iibcnvallcit. SEETHER, s. bcr ©tcbCllbC, ©icbcr; (JlPc^=)3;opf/ Stodtti: SEETHING, s. ba« ®icbcu ; — pot, bcr Acdjtppf. SEGAR, s. bie Gigarrc. SEGMENT, s. 1. bcr 3lbfd)ititt, bic (5c|)iiitte; 2. o. T. baS Segment, bcr 33pgcnfc^i;itt. To SEGREGATE, v. n. rtbfpnbcrU. SEGREGATE, adj. abgcfpiibcrt (lu. ii.). SEGREGATION, s. bie Slbfoiibcrung. SEiGNEURiAL, adj. ^cnfc^aftiid), ttU= ab[)angig. SEIGNIOR, s. bcr i^crr, ®rnubl)crr, (5rbf}crr, :^ef)ii^crr ; the Grand — , ber ©ro^bcvr. SEiGNiOKAGE, s. bcr Sdjlagcf^afe, bie 2)iiin{9ebii^r. SEIGNIORIAL, adj. vid. SEioNEiiRiAL. To SEIGNIORIZE (— isk), v. a. bc[;crr= fc^cn, bcu ^crrn fpiclcn (W. it.). SEIGNIORY, ... bie .gcrifd)aft, .§crr= lid)feit, ba« ®cbict. SEIN, s. iai Sc^tagciicft, ®d;fcpV"f&' ©ligcnc^. SEINER, s. cincr bcr niit bcm (Sd;Ia= gencfee fifd)t (w. ii.). SEIZABLE, adj. bcffctt lliaU ftC^ bc= ntac^tigcn fa'iiii, n.icgjuuc[)men, ciu= jujicijcu. To SEIZE, p. a. 1. (to — hold of), cr= gvcifcn ; 2. ftd) bcmadjtigcn, wcgnc^s men ; 3. l. Ts. auSpfanbcn ; »cr: I)aftcu, ciujicbcn, cpufi«circit, in Se= fc^lag (iit ^cfi§) nc[)mcn; 4. niifal= lcil,ilbcvfaricil ; to —on (upon),^ailb an ctmas Icgcii, wcgnc()mcn; fid) (ci= iicg) bcmad)tigcn, iicr()aftcn ,• crgrci^ feu, \sadni ; to — upon again, I'PU 3Jcnem aufallcn ; to be seized of a thing, L. t. in Scft^ citier ©adie fc\)u ; to be seized with . . , crgriffcu (wcrbcu) yon . . . SEIZER, s. ber grgreifcr. SEIZIN (Seisin),^-. L. T. bic (Srgrci= fung, U.kmad)tignug, Sieft^uabme ; bcr sBcftfe. SEIZING, .t. jv. T-s. baS 33efcfiigcn, 3u- fammenbiubcn ; baS yaiiibfcl'; snaked — , baS Jtrcujbiiibfcl. SEIZOR, ... L. T. bcr 33cu-{)Iagucf)mcr, 9lu4pfauber, SBcrtitmmcrcr. ' SEIZURE, s. L. T. \. bic ©rgrcifung ; SScr^aftue^miing, 3Ser^aftut'ig; 33Jeg= SELF tiabmc, SDcft^nafimc • 33cftijiicbmiin(t ginjiebung, bcr ikfitlag ; S3cft§ ; i ba«"wcggcupmmcuc, ciiigejpgcnc, ncn fadcuc (Sjnt; 3. bcr plij^licijc 9lufall (ciner ,ft'vauf[)cit). SEJANT, adj. H. T. ftfeCUb. SEJUNcrioN, s. bic 2:rcnn«ng (t» it.;, SEJUNGiBLE, adj. trciiubar m. it.;. SELDOM, adv. (ndj. W. ii.) fcUctt ; — ness, s. bie ScUcubcit. To SELECT. B. a.aii«UHibIcn, au«IcfcR. SELECT, adj. augcnini^lt, aiiscrlcfcn ; — company, bie gcfdjlpffeuc ©cfeU* fd)aft. SELECTEDLY, a-!n. ail«crlcfcil. SELECTION, s. bic 3Ui5lcfuug, aSaf)!, 'MSmahl SELECTNESS, s. bic ?IuSerlefcu|)cit; 93prjiiglid)fcit, 33ortrcfflid)teit. SELECTOR, .f. ber giuiSwa^iciibc, 3lu8= njaf)(cr, (briefer. SELENITE, «. bcr ©clcnit, Spicgela fvatf). .SELENITIC (—cj,h),adj. JUm ©picgcf* fpatb gebBvig. SELENIUM, s. CA. T. ba8 Setcuium. SELENIUEET. s. Ch. T. — of copper, bag Sclcitfllpfer; — ofsilver and cop- per, bcr (Siifatvit. SELENOGRAPIHC f— r.\r,l, adj. fclcil0= grapbifd), jur a}Joub«befd)reibung gcl)brig. SELENOGRAPHY, s. bic ©clcuogra: pbie, SBcfd)rcibung bc« 9}foubc«. SELF, I.pran. fclbft'; II. ... boS (Scibfl, 3d); one's—, man fclbft, fid) fclbft, fi^ ; one's own — , emph fclbftcigcit ; your honoured ''or good) — , 31)re iver= tf)C 5l>evrplt, @ic ; voiir royal-, (Surt fl.iui9lid)e (^pcrfPU) 2)Jajcftct ; I con- sider him as another — , id) betracf)t« ibu luie mttn jau'itc* 3c^ (b. t. tnir felbfl g(eid)) ; in campus. — abandon ment, bie enb; — consciou.s. fclbftbcwiipt ; — consciousness, ba§ ®clbftbeixnit1tfcl}U ; — consequence, bic SBitbtigfcit ciucr 0ac^e an uiib fiir fid) fdbfl; — con- suming, felbil,5evftPrfnb ; — contra- diction, bcr aBibcvfpriK^) in fitl) fdbfi; — contradictory, fi(^ fclbfl Wibcrfpre^ 377 SELF SEMI SEMI :^>cub; — control, bie ®cltfl6el)ert= fdjuuij ; — convicted, im Smifrii iibevs jeugt ; — conviction, bie iiincrc_ Ue= btvjeiiguiig ; — created. felbfiei"ft!>af= fen ; — creating, fclbfterfc^affetib, felbfifttibpfefifc^ ; — deceit, — de- ception, bcv Selbftbetrug, bie tuitg, bev ©Clbftmoib ; — destructive, felbjibCV^ nidjtenb, felbftliuhbevifrf) ; — deter- mination, bie Sctbftbefliinmuiig, SclbftbcftimmbavEeit ( evontaneis t;it) ; — determining, felbflbejtim= iiiciib, felbftbeftimmbar ; — devotion ( — devotement), bte Selbflaitfopfe- Vtiug, ©elbftueilaitgimiig; — devour- ing, felbftytrjebveiib ; — diffusive, felbfiUevbititenb, felbftjerftreueiib ; — dubbed, nugeblic^), I'Dvgeblidj ; — en- joyment, bev SclbjigcnuB ; — esteem (-'- estimation), bic (5elbflacl;tuitg ; — evidence, bie *:?Iiigeiifcl;eiiilic^fett ; — evident, fliigcitfc^ciitlic^, flat nit jtct; ; — exaltation, bie Selbftevljebuug ; — exalting, fid) felbflerbebeilb ; — ex- amination, bic ©clbflpviifllligj — ex- cellency, bie iniiere 33ovtven'lifev; — flatterer, ber ®elbft= fc^mcic^lcr, bie Sc(bftfd;meic^leviuu; — flattering, felbftftinicid)elub ; — flattery, btc ©elfaftfc^iiieic^elei ; — slo- rious, citel, rubmrebtg, pvablerifd); — liarming, felbfloevwiiiibeub, felbft= wvlcfecub ; — Ileal, ber Sanifef, bn§ ®o.ttl;eil; — healing, fclbftljeileiib ; — homicide, ber Selbftiuovb ; — idol- ized, felbfiycrgbttcvt; — importance, ba8 ®efiil}I feinev aBirf)tigfcit ; — important, fic^ wid^tig biiuleiib ; — imposture, bcV ©elbftbctnig ; — in- dulgence, bie 9^ad)ftcbt gegeit ftci^ fetbft; ©elbflyevfiattimg ; — inter- est, ber ^igcnmig ; — interested, et= genuii^ig;' — interestedness, bie (Su gennii|igfeit; — introduction, bie ©clbfleiiifiifjvuiig ; — invited, fclbjl^ eingclabcii, uitgebctett; — kindled, felbfieiit^iinbct ; — knowledge, bie (Selbfitemitiiiij ; —like, ber, bie, baS 9le^tiltd)e; — love, bie ©clbjlliebe; — mettle, ber eigne (Sifer ; — mo- tion, bie Oclbflbcroegnng; —moved, MS cigenem Sriebe, uon felbft; — murder, bCr ©elbftlltorb ; — mur- derer, ber f)albblunie tviigenb, ivie cine ^all>= blumc geflaltct. SEMI-FLUID, adj. balbfliifitg. SEMI-GLOBULAR, adj. l>llb'fUgfltg. SEMILUNAR, t adj. t)albmon'bf6r» SEMILUNARY, ) illtg. SE.MI-METAL, s. bflS .ginlbmctaU. SEMINAL, adj. 1. ju bcm Saincn ge(;iS= rig; 2. tm ®amen entf)aUeti, nrs fpriinglid) ; — leaves, B. r. bie 'S.a- nicubldttcv. SEMINAL, s. ber (Same. SEMiNALiTY, s. bie Samcnfraft ; ber Same. SEMINARIST, s. bcr 5l>flan?fd)iifer, 9llumnus (in fatl)olifc|en ®ein!iia= rien). SEMINARY, I. s. i. bie ^Pflrtn^fi^ule, ©rjiebunggs (SBorbevcttHng§=) yin= flait, bag Semtnarinm ; 2. ber 9lluni= nuS; n. adj. 1. ben (Samen betrcf= fcnb ; 2. cine ^Pflaujft^nle betreffeub ; — priest, bcr ^ricflcr nu§ einem (frembcn) ©eminario; — vessels, ]ii. ©rtmengefasc. To SEMINATE, v. a. i. facil, befdfn ; 2. iierbrciten, auSjlreueu. SEMINATION, ». bag SilCB; bit Se= fdiing, ^efamiing. SEMINIFEROUS, adj. SaiHcn tiagfsb, <5amcn erjengcnb. SEMiNiFic, ) (uij. ©o)nen erjta= SEMINIFICAL, J 9f"b. SEMINIFICATION, s. bie ?3efainB»g. a3efvuct)tnng. SEMI-OPACOUS, SEMI-OPAKE, SE.MI-ORDINATE, adj. l)a{bbuitfel, balbbHvi1)fid)tig. o.r. (eigcnflici)) bie balbcDrbtnate; (je^t gciviJl)nU= c^cr) bie Drbinate. SEMI-PEDAL, adj. l^albfiijjig. SEMI-PELLUCID, Skmi-versi-icuoc-s, ailj li.ilbburdjftc^tig. SEMI-PROOF, s. ccv {)albc ©ett>et§. SEMI QUADRATE,, ) s. Jlit. T. bci SEMI QUARTILE, 5 (gtaubbcr S{3ia= neten, wcnn fie 45° t^i einanber ab- fle^cn, bcr l)albge»icrte @ct>ein. SEMiaUAVER, s. Mus. T. bie <2ec^s jcbntl^eilnote. SEMl-QUiNTlLE, s. .^st. T. bet ©tanb ber ^piancten, wenn fie 36° »en cin- anber cutfevnt fhib, ber f)alb gtfiinfts ©d)ein. SEMI-REFINEMENT, 's. blc ^atbuCVi feincrung, .^nlbbiibung. SEMI-SAVAGE, I. adj. bfllbVP^, l)alb= )»tlb; U. s. bcr .§albwilbc. SEMi-SEXTiLE, «../;.«(. 7', ber Stanbbet Spianeten, ft>enn fte 30° ®rab bci: cinanber nbftebcn, ber b'lll^ gcfec^Stt Pber gejn)i.itftc Sri)cin. SEMi-SPiiERic, I adj. bnlbfttgcJ= SEMI-SPIIERICAL, S fijvmig. SEMI-SPHEROIDAL, adj. cincv ^albei ©Vbdvoibc dbnlic^. SEMI-TERTIAN, .=. Med. T. ba8 I)alb« brcildge giebcr. SEMITONE, s. Mus. T Ux l;albe Son, §albton. . . SEMITONIC, t,dj. Mus. T. ^albfqveitlj diromatifc^. SENI BEMl-TRANSiTPT, s. Arch. T. (lit JltV= (feen) ber ^atic Jtvcusfliigcl. SEMI-VOWEL, s. bcr .galMauter, SEMPEiiviUENT, adj. tminergriin. SEMPERVIVE, bag 3mmerijiuit (.Sem- pcrvinum — /,.)• SEMPITERNAL, adj. tmmcrtocifjvenb, jwat beginueiib, dhn nie eiiitnb, SEMPJTERNiTY, s. bte iiitmerwaprcubc S)aitci-, (S'luigfftt. SEMSTllESS, Sempstress, s. btC 91a= ^crimt. SENARY, adj. Jit bcr 3a^I fecf)8 gc^o= rtiV gcfi'djfl ; the — number, bie 3a^I fccijs. SENA'I'E, « bcv ©cnat, 9iatf) ; —house, ba« -iRatb^auS. SENATOR, s. 1. ber (Senator, 3f?at^8= here; 2. sStaatSinaiitt, SJolfSuor-- fteljer. SENATORLiL, ad/, fenatortfci), ra(^S= ^errlic^. SENATORLiLLY, ado. cincilt ©Cliator aesiemcub ; fcicrlic^. SENATORSHIP, *. bte (Scnator(§)= luiirbe. To SEND. 7). a. i,-n.i. fciibCU, fcijtcffn ; uterfeiibfii, jiifcticffu ;"2. aborbncn ; 3. scrbretteii; 4. flicgcii laffcii, iv.cr= fcit, fcfctewctt ; what sliall I — you ■? (bet S^ifc^f) was fofi tct) Sfjueu oor= legcn? woiiiit !a;::j id) 3[)iieu auf= suartctt? to — won], benac^rtd)tigcii, ju wii'fcu ti)uit, wiffeit laffeit, faaeii lap"ea ; God — me relief, lllOiJC ©Ott tntC ^V.\\t Scrtcitieit ; God — she be wKil, @ott gebe, bafi fie ftc^ wobt te= fiubC ; to — abroad, {)iiiau« (auct) au= ^cr SaiibeS) fciiicfcu; to — after, liad)f:§ilfc:t ; to — aw.iy (vid. — out), uiei3fd)icfeii, abfertii^ett; to — back, siin'tcf fc^icfcit ; to — for. f)otcit laffeit, bcf(i)i(f cit ; to — for down, l)inuiitcr= bcfc^eibClt ; to — for nnn (to come) to a place, etiicii njD()iii {)oreii laffeii : to — forth, f)en)oc briitjeii, jit Sage fors berii, upit ftcfe gebcii ; nuftrciben ; to — in, ()inctiiftf)trfeit, aiiftrai]cit laffeii ; to — • in (up, &c.) one's name, ftd) mcl- fcen lafjfn ; to — otr (— away), (ab=) fenbeit, oetfenbeii, «errd)icfcn, fvcbi= ren; to — out, I;eraii§fd)iifen; jig. oerbrcitett; to — out a neet, ciite giotfe auSf^icffit ; to — round, um= {)cr fc^icfen, circulircu laffeit ; to — upon, 5ufrf)i(fcit, Jiifiifleit, tjcinifud^cn. «^BNDER, s. ber Si^irf eiibc, (9lb=)®eit= ^ev. SENEGA, s. — gum, baS (2ciiegnl= ©umini; — root, bie JIai>perfd)lan= (^eilWUrjel (Pohju-nla senega. — /..). SENEGAL, s. itt ©umillibaUin {Acacia .senegitl — JVilld). SENESCENCE, .•'. ba« 9lltt»crbcn, bie IBcraltuiijj, ba3 Serfalleii. SENESCHAL, s. ber ©eiicfc^all, 2aiib= ucflf, ?.anbri4)ter; ^au^ofmeiflcr, Sfleiilmeiftcr. SENGREEN^ s. btc ^gauSmurj, ber 3KauerVfcffer (SemperBwum tcctorum />.) ; bag SinilijriJU (yinca minor IJ. fcENILE, atJj JU bCIll ^ofictt WtV gC^5- rig, t)od?beiaf)rt, grciftoi. SENILITY, s. HS bof)e5iUer, (Sreifcii= alter (w. it.). SENIOR, adj. f(an5e {Cassia senna — />.). SE'NNIGIIT, s. (contr. UOrt seven niglits) ad)t 3;age, bie 3Bod)c ; this day — (ago), fecutc yor ad;t Stagen ; this day — (to come), f)eute iiber ac^t S^agc. SENOCULAR, adj. fed)gangig. SENSATION, s. ]. baS ©lupfinbnngS: iiermijgen; bte ©mpfinbung ; 2. ter (Sinbrui ; 3. baS 31uffef)cn, fcie Seu= fatiort, /aj«. gurore. SENSE, s. 1. ber @tnit ; 2. SSerflanb, bie ajernnnft; 3. Iper 53egriff ; 4. bie fflebeutung; 'Dieinung; 5. 93eftn= nnng; G. C5mpfinbiing, empftnbfani= fett, Jieijbarfeit; 7. ba« ®cfiil)l; 8. 33orgefiU;(; man of—, ber serftan^ bige 3JJann ; common—, ber gemcine (3)Jenfd;en=)9Serftaub; good — , ber gcfnnbe (ric^jtigc 2JJenfc^en=)iSer= ftallb ; to speak very good — , fel;r uev= iiiinftig rebeit ; to liave a just — of. ., red)t cinfel)en ; out of one's — s, lit. s,- jig. rafeub, aiifer fic^). SENSELESS, {adv.— hn), adj. 1. finilloS, beftnnnng«lo?, IeHo8 ; 2. itnoerniiuf= tig, nnyerftcinbig ; iingcreinit, bunim ; 3. flumvffinnig, gefiibUoS, nuem= Vftnblic^; 4. (- of, fid)) nnbeanipt; — ness, s. bie Sinniofigfeit, ®efiil)t= loftgfeit; UnberftanbtgEeit, Huyer= niinft, Itngereimtbeit. SENSIBILITY, s. 1. bie @mpftnbBar= feit, Siil)Ibarfcit; 2. (Smpfinblidjfeit, is-mpfinbfamfeit, (Smpfanglid;feit, baS fcine ©cfiibl, 3avtgcfiibl. SENSIBLE {iidr. —i.y), adj.' \. bur^ bie ©inne roafcrnebiubar, enipfiii5= bar, fitblbar, mcrfbar, mertltci ; 2. bard) bie Siitue cntpfinbenb, ftnnlic^ ; 3. empftitblidjr reijbar; 4. fd)merj= baft, enipfiiibfani, gefiil)tyoll, em= pfauglid); 5. uerftan'big, oerniinftig, benfe'nb, flag, gefcbeibt ; 6. iiberjeagt ; to be — of, ©efiibt fiir ctauiS baben, uoit etwag geriibrt fe\)it, empfinben, merf en, feben, wiffen, iiberjeugt (eiii= gebeuf) fe*.)U ; to make one — of some- thing, cinem etmaS bemerflie^ nia= c^en ; — note, bie gro^c Sepfime ; — ness, s. 1. bie (Siupftnbbarfeit, giibl^ barfeit ; 2. C?ntpfiubfanifeit, (S'nt= pfinblid)feit, ©mpfinbniig ; 3. (5in= pfdnglic^feit, baS (peinlid;e) §BeaMi6t= fei;n, ber Sd^merj ; 4. ba« 9Serniinf= tigc, bcr on 5;ifcb nnb 93ett; M. K-s. — account. baS 2cparat=Gon= to, bie Scparat^^ficcbnung ; —trade, btc ^propcvbanblung; — ly, a^lu. gc^ treiuit, bcfonberiS ; —ness. .?. ber ah'' gefonbcrte Snftaub, bie ®efd)iebcn= t)eit. SEPARATION, .5. bie 3;rcniinng, 2lb= fouberung, (Scbcitnng ; (Sbctreit; nnng; — of partnership, M. K. btC (Separation (?lnfliJfung) ciner ®efeU= fd)aft«=.§anblung. SEPARATIST, s. bcr ®c}>aratiji, Son^ berling. SEPARATOR. .on . . ; ii. n. cntfagen. SEQUESTRABLE, adj. absitfotlbCin, treniibai:; ent5tc[)baV ; i^n fequefli'i= rcit, ber (Seqneflvation tinteiworfen. To SEQUESTRATE, v. a. vil. To Se- quester. SEQUESTRATION, s. 1. /,. T. bic ®C= qucfiratioit, bcfonbci'e 33crmattung, 3i?erfiigung iibec ben 3lvic|)ta§ nnbe= evbfer ^^cvfoncn ; 2. bie Slbfonbevnng, Scfeitig«n{[, 3;vcnnun(j, (Sntjsietjnng ; 3. Slbgefchiebenbeit, feingefcb(oiTen= Ijcit. SEQUESTRATOR, s. L. T. bcv (Sei1Ue= fter, Oeqneftrator, befotibere a3er= ajalier. SEQUIN, s. bie Secbine. SERAGLIO, s. ba§ ©erail; ber^arein. SERAPH, s. bet: Scrap!;. SERAPHIC, \adj, 1. fcvavbtfc^ ; 2. BERAPHICAL, ] eiigclrcin, btmmlif$. BERAPHIM, .5. pi. bic ©evap^tm, ^w-- gel erfhr Oi'bnung. SERASKIER, s. bcv ScraSficr, tiirfifiijc commanbii'ciibe @cneval. SERE, vid. Sear. SERENADE, s. bic ©etertabc, ?lbenb= 3ber Slac^tmufiE, ba§ Stanbcben. To SERENADE, v. I. a. t\\X ©tiiltbc^cn btingen; n. n. [(lac^tinufiE niac^en. BERENATA, s. Mas. T. bie Sercnabe, bas ©tiinbc^en. BERKNE, adj. (— ly), 1. Inciter, bell, vein, f(av; 3. uugcfviibt; gclaffen, iul)ig ; 3. bnvct)tauc^tig ; most — , bnrdjlauc^tigft; your— highness, @ro. 2)Ui-d)laU(tt; — drop (serena gutta), bev fc^marje ©taav. To SERENE, V. a. 1. evbeitcvn, auf= ^ettern; 2. bcfanftigeii, bcvutjigcu. &ERENENESS, s. bie .0eitevEcit ; 3iube. RERENrrv, s. 1. Die ^etterfeit; 2. 380 aiube, ®einiitf;snibc, bcr Scclen: fricbe; 3. bie Sanftbcit, ®claffen= beit ; your — , ^m. 5)nvt!){aucbt. SERr,s. ber Sclase, ?cibeigenc, SSafall. SERGE, s. bic ©evfctie, @arf(t)e (cin ivcllenev ^n\(\) ; — maker, ber Ser= fcbennjcber, @erfd;cnfabrifant. SERGEANT, s. ber (Sergeant, Dber= Slottmcifter ; {^elbwebel ; — at law, bcr @aci)TOalter, SJccbtlgcfe^rtc (bom crflen ^iange), Siccntiat ; — at arms, ber Stabtrcigcr; —at the race, bev ©ceptertrager. SERGEANT, ) s. /.. T. bcv nur bcm SERGEANTRY, ^ jtonigc gfbiif)renbe ge[)ensbieujl:. SERGEANTSHIP, s. ba« Saci)tt3altcr= amt; ber Sergeantenbienfi; bie ©ev; geantcnftelic. ' SERIES, s. 1. bic ©eric, 9?cib?, 3a^= Icurcibe, bic fortlaufcnbcn 9lunimcrn ; 2. Solgc, bcv3"fn"iiiie"£)«"g. S^iuf, ©ang. SERIN, s. bic ^irngriflc, bcr 3ctftg. SERIOUS (fldij.— ly), adj. 1. cmjl;, erufl- l;aft, evnftlic^, feieiiirf) ; 2. wic^tig, bcbeutenb; 3. tniKrutlc; a — acci- dent, eirt Ungliicf ; I am quite — , tcb fpafje uii^t, c« ifl mcin Bblligcr ©rnfl ; — ness, s. 1. bic (Srnflb'iftigfeit, ber (Sniff ; 2. Die SBic^tigtcit, Scicrltcl;=: fcit. SERMON, s. bic a?rebigt, SiJcbe, bev Sorfrag. To SERMON, (W. u.) ) v. n. i . i,trcbtgcn ; To SERMONIZE, J 2. cinc ^prcbigt Dbcr 3ftcbc auSavbeiten.. SERMONiZER, s. ctiicv bcr ciiic Spvc= bigt auSarbcitet. SERMOUNTAIN, s. bcr ©tcin!iiminct. SEROON, s. M. Ph. bic ©crone, ©urone (cine 3lvt Sailcn you uevftfeiebcnen ®rb§eiu. SEROSITY. s. Mcd.T. taS ©cvnin, n}?ol= !igc, aBafferigc, 531ntroaffcr, bie biiituc Scuftttigfeit im Ocbliitc. SEROUS, aent (cin fcl)(atigeu= fijrmiijcS StaSin^rumcnt) ; -charm- ing, bie ©djlangcnbcjanbcrnng ; — cucumber, bic ©djlaugcngnvtc (Tri- ckosantes angainca — L.) ; — 's-garlic, bev SBalbEiioblaudj ; — 'atongue, bie Statterjungc. SERPENTARIUS, s. Jlst. T. bct Dp^iu^ c^uS, ©cblangcutragcr. SERPENTARY (Serpentaria), s. bic ®c|langemvurj {Jiristotoclua scrpeiUa- ria — L.). SERPENTINE. «dj. fc{)Iangenartig ; firb ivic einc ©cblange wiubcnb, fid) fc^Iiingctub, gcfrfjliingclt; gefriimmt; — .stone (Dbcr Serpentine), bcr ©d)lan= gcnflciii, ©erpeutin(-©tein) ; — ver- ses, 33crfe, wclc^e ftd) mit eincrlei aSovtc anfangcn unb enbigcn ; a — road or walk, bcr fi(t> fdilangclnbe SBcg obcr ^fab. To SERPENTiZE, v.n. ftc^ fc^tcingcTn. SERPIGINOUS, adj. lllit glccfetcU bc= baftet; to be — , ?^Icc^ten babcn. SERPIGO. .?. bic Slec^te (einc ^^aut= franff)ctt), baS Sitff^i""!. SERRATE, Serrated, adj. fagClLIVtig, jacfig, geferbt, gcjcibnt; ser/ate-ci- liate, B. T. borftig, gcfiigt. SERRATION, s. bic fagciiartigc Sorm, 3ln§ia^nmtg, 3ln«ferbung. SERRATURE, s, bie fagcnavtigen ein= fd)iiittc, bic 5tu3ja jiing »ie m ciner ©rige ; a — toothed leaf, B. T. eilt fiigenartig gcjafjnteS Slatt. SERROUS, adj. vid. Sersatz. SERRULAIE, adj. B. T. fciu gcfagt. SERUM, s. 1. bcr biinne, anirfcrigs 2;bcil, bev fid) Don eincr (i'liiffigfeii abfonbert ; 2. Med. t. ba« asiat* wafffv. SERVANT, s. i. bcrSicner, bie S)tc« ncrinn, bcr ,Rncd)t, bie 3)Jagb, bet Sebicnte, bcr 2)ienfibote ; 2. bcr gicb^ l;abcv ; — man (man — ), bcr S^Ca bicnte ; — girl or — maid (maid — ) baS SJienfimabdjen, bic iDiagb;- youi (most) humble (obedient) — , 3bt cr= gcben(ft)eL' 55icner ; your humble — , col. mciuc SBcnigfeit; — of ail work, fine OJJag'D ju alien 5)tenf}acrric^tun= gen {po^tr tout faire) ; — 's Iiail, ba8 SBcbientcnjimincr. To SERVE, ti. (I. <$ n. 1. bicncn, bcbic= nen, anfmarten ; 2. fid) in bcr 2)ienft= fcbaft bcfinbcn, nntcnuiirpg (im 3u= ftanbc bcr Jtned)tfd)aft) fcpn ; 3. conbitioiiircn, in eineni @cfd)aftc fcV)n ; 4. auftragcn (^pcifcii) ; o. uor= f^ncibcn, vovlcgcn; 6. ben Sicnfi vcrric^ten ; 7, '2)ienfle Iciftcn ; 8. belfcn, niiftcn, nii^li^ fci;n, bienltd) fei)n, jntriigfid) obcr giinfiig fel)ii, paffen, jnm 3wcife fiibreu; '9. rci^ c^icn, bintaitgen, gcnug fc\)n-, gcini= gen; 10. befricbigcn ; ill. anbrtngcB, bcibringrn, jiiwenbcn; 12. 9JJeffe Ic= fen ; to — (out) one's appronticesliip, fcine Scf)rjabre an«Peben, bfe 3abr« fteben ; to — the time, ftc^ in bic 3ftt fcl)icfcn ; while time serves, fo lange eg nod)3ftt ift; when occasion serves, njcnn bic ©elcgcnbeit giinftig itl; to — one a trick, Ctncni ciucii ^offtlE fpictcn ; to — (in) an office, eiu of- fcntlic^c« 91mt fermalteu; to — h piece, cin ©efdjii^ bcbicncn; to — the ladies, bcii !t!amcn aufmavtcn; tljncu ben 4?0f madicn ; to — qua- rantine, Qnaranfanc fialten ; to — ;» rope, cin 3;aii (©cil) niit 3>i-'i!l!'*5. It. f. n). uniiDinbcn, eS bcEicibcn, fiar= Een, fc^labbcn ; Iie is well enough served, cr ^at feineu yerbtenten Sobn ; that will—, baS ift gcnug ; these things will — , ba§ wirb sicnug fci^n ; to — one's turn, cincm genitgcii, gcnng fctin, yaffen ; it serves jny turn, 'ba« ifl miv genug, ifl mir red)t, fo n^iU \d) e3 ; first come, first served, jirov. WCV (JU) crft fonnnt, niabit (^iDcrpt; to — in, to — up, (bie ©petfcn) biittintvageu, anftragcn; to — out, austi^eilcn, rci= d^en, geben; angbicncn, 'nu^fteben; vuig. b\ird)priigeln ; to — upon, bar- nad) Clltfd)CiCcn; L. Ph-s. to — notice (sun)mons) upon one, cilien tJOrtabcn, DOr ®crid)t citircn ; to — a warrant (or a writ of attacliment) upon one, eincn SSerbaftSbefebl gcftf" cinen mi' roirEcu obcr ^oUjicbcit, ib» ucrbaften. SERVICE, s. 1. bcr Sieiift, .fpauJbienft, fnccbtifdje S)ienfi, bie ^cbicnung, 9lnfiuartnng ; 2. Unterrocrfung, bee ©cborfam ; 3. bic SienftanUtgfcit; 4. Siicnftpfltc^t; 91mtgpf{td)t ; 5. bas ®efd)aft ; 6. bcr 50Jilitarbtcn^ ; 7. bie militarifwc Sicnflteiflung; ,trieg«= tbat; 8, Tiicnfilciitnng, bcr@cfallcn, bie ©cfdUigEcit, a5flid)Eeit; @nnfl; 9. ber DInfeen, SSovtbctl ; 10. ®ottc«= ticnft, bie ^Keffe, ba« J?ircbcngcbct ; 11. bev 5lnffa^^ Pou ©Aiiffeln, son ®erict)teu (bci cinem 2)?abl)> ber ®ang, bie %x« ; — berry, ber ©poiiipfcl, bte Speicvlitiggfaeeve ; — bonk, bie JTirc^eitaijeitbc ; — club, bev 33Jititar=(Slub; —tree (— berrj-tree), bcv ©veierliiigs&aum, ©Ifebeerbaiim {Cruttegu's torminalis — L,.) ; (true — ), bcr SpCVbcvbaiim {Sorbus aucuparia SERViCEABLE {adih — ly), udj. 1. btCll- lid), iiiifclic^, bfiirniii; 'i- bicnftfertiij, bicuflmillig, bcrcitanfliij ; — stores, Sea ian s. 1. ba« fue(^tifcf)e, SERVILITY, S niebi-ii5c 2Befen, bie Klaytfrfje Uutenuerfuni], ber Sclaben= obfv Jl'iiccblfiitii, bie Jtriec^evet; 2 Jtiiec^tfdjaft, (gclaycrei. BEUVING. jiart. in cmiipos. — board, bCV Jtleibfpau ; mallet, bie Jttcibfeule; — piri (— maid), bQ3 3)ienftinabcbeit, bie iUJa^b ; — man, bcr Siciicr, s8ebieii= te, SJiciiTibote- SERVITOR, s. 1. bcr 'Btencv, 2Iiiban= ger ; 2. 3afall, Sifiiflmann ; 3. ar= me (Stubciif, Slufroiirter, gamiilu*.' BERVlTORSlliP,s bev ?lufivarter= ober Samutu^btcuft av. bcr Uai»crfttat jii Ojpvb. SERVITUDE, s. 1. bie 5)icnflbarleit jt;ttittf(ibaft, Sclaoerei ; 2. ber Sieiift ; BES.\ME, s. ber Sefam (ciii ©c§oteu= ijeiVild)?, Sesantim orientnle -:- />.). SESBAN, «. bag 33aftarbfiib!frauf, un= flcfete Siiiiifraut, bci- iiibtfc^e 5i3o(fS= bavt [JEschynomcne sesban — L.). SESQUIALTER, Sksqihalterai, adj. T. aiibertlialb "DJal fo gvaj). SESQUIPEDAL, Sesqiupedauan, mlj. feSiniipebatifc^, aiibertbalb S'UB lan^. SESQUiPLiOATE, adj. tilt iScr^attiiip li 511 1 bcfillbttct). SESQUITERTtAN, . ladj. tin a3cr= SESQUITERTIONAL, i \j'A\{m% IJ jlI 1 befillblic^ ; — proportion, 0: 8. SKSSiLE, ndj. B. T. ft^enb, fiielloS, ot)tie 3>i^ift^f»3ltcb amStamme; a — leaf, a — flower, eill Slatt bttS, cine a3lume, bie of)iie Sttcl uitmit= tetbar aiuStamme obcr 3iuci>^e fi^t. SESSION, s. 1. baS ®i§cii; 2. bie Si(}Uiu3; 3. @evirf)t«n§iiiig, bcr ®c= vifbtstag, baS ©ciid;t ; in full — , in 0ffcilt(id;er SiftUlli], in SpleilO ; quar- ter sessions, pi. He Bicrtelja^rigett ©crirbtstaijc ; — hall, bie ©cvirijtS- fammer. SESTERCE, s. bie (Scflcrjic. To SET, 0. I. «. 1. fcfecii, flellcn?^ 2. ridjteii, citivicbfcn ; 3. lievfcgcit, briiirtcu ; 4. befeftigcn; beftimmcii, fcfl fc^eii, t)rbncii; 5. aitffcfecit ; 6. befeeu; reijcit; aui^ftirtcii, bart 511= fcljcii, ill '-Beijegeiibeit fc^ei: ; 7. fd)avfcii, fc^Uifeu ; 8. tfcibcii, beuie= fleii; 9. uevaiilaiTeu ; 10. fd)afecu, ad)tcrt; 11. bcfcfecn, eiufafl'eii, faffcn ; VI. jicicit; 13. contpoiu= ten, in ^Jotcu fe^cn ; 14. ftrcid)cn, SBoael fani}cii (niitteift ^t% vxd 93orflcbbunb) ; 13. ^ftanjen etnfe= ^cn, pflan5cn ; 16. JV'. r-s ^.icilcn (eincn fern iiegenbcn@e(]cnftanbmit bem gonipap aiifucbntcu) ; to — the coasts, bag Sailb pcileil ; £(,a Ph-3. the sea sots to the N. VV., bic &ceil laufcn 9iorbn)efl ; the tide sets to the S., bie ©cjcit lauft ©lib; to — a-going, in ®aiia (Umlauf) bi'ini]rn; to — the fashion of . ., . . in bie 2}iDbe bringen ; to — in order, tu Drbniing bringeii ; to— one's self, fic^ atttrtibcn, ftc^ be= initfjcn ; to — free, tn3vcif)eit fc^cn ; to 3- a limb, till @licb ctnvr^'ifen, ciu= rirbten; to — a mast, eincn^iUhifi Ctufcfecn; to — a razor, ciu lec^CtV^ mcffcr flreid)Cn ; to — a guard, a sentry, eine Sd)ilb»a4)e ansftcllen; to — a watch, cine Ubr flelicn ; to — the watch, (auf (5d/iffcn) bic SBacfcc au§= ficllcn, A'niifliren ; to — an example, ciu 53cifpicl gcbcn ; to — gins, Scblinjjcn Icgen; to — nets (traps), iJlc^e (tfallenj ftellcrt; to— a stamp, ben ©tempet aufbriicfen ; to — the teeth, jabncfnirfc^cn; to — abroach, anric^teii, anfleileii, (an-)fliften ; to — abroad, bctanut iiiadjeu, f)erum bvtugcn ; to — afloat, to — aflowing, flott madden ; fiq. in ®ang bvingcn ; to — again, JClcber feScit ; to — against, eufgcgcu fefeeu; to — one's mind against, 9lbfdjcu fitr ctWaS be= foniincu, ft4> njibcvfctcu, ftd) aupeb- ncn ; einem it\vn% jutuiber iita4)cu, SCrlciben ; to — one against another, cincn njibcr ben anbcrn aufbcfeen ; to — apart, bcfoubcvg flcllcii, bct ©citc fefecit ; to — aside, bct ©cite fcfecn, untevlaffen; sjcrmerfcn, aufbcbeii, umflotJeh, »ernic^tcn; to — at defi- ance, Zxi)% bietcu ; to — at ease (rest), bcvubigcn; to — at nought, scrac^= ten, S^vofe bietcn ; to — at odds, wu= etnig marfsen, ^ufammeube^en ; to — at work, jur jlibcit antveibcii, ^iivbcit gcbcn ; to — away, njcgfcfecn, n)eg= fdjaffcn ; to — back, juriicf fc^en, ju= riiif fiopen ; to — before, iorflellcn ; sorfegeu, barfleflcn; to — by, bci ®cite feien ; ac^ten, fc^a^cn ; to — down, nicbcrfcftfciben, anfrbvciben; crroabnen ; fejl fefecn, bcflimmcn ; (cin Snflriimcnt) btffn; ani5fii)irfcn ; ftellcn, orbnen ; tjcrovbnen; prcifcn, erbeben, viib^ men ; to — forth a fleet, ciue t^UitfC an«fii)iifcn ; to — forward, aiitrei= ben, anfvifcbeit; bcfovbcvn ; fid) auf ben 3Beg mad)en, tveiter reifcn ; t)or= viicfen ; >»eitcrriicfcn ; to — in. auf chua? briugen obcr bdfcn, cinbeU fen; to — in gold, in ®clb faffen ; to — oir, bfrwi'ficfbcn (ill? 9luge fa(- len) macf)cu, bcbcn, fd)nnidFcii, a\ii- jiercn ; abvef{)ncn, ftrb bevct^uen mit; to be — ofl; abfieri)cn, contra= ftiren ; to — otr mutual debts, n5cd) = fclfeitigc ©rbulbcn gegcn cinanber aufgcbcn (affcn; to — on (upon), a\\= fc^cit ; anfteden ; braudjcn ; aufvt= fd)i'ii, antreibcn; anbc^eu; aiifbctjcu; angveifeu; autvctcn ; ricbtcn ; to be much — on a thing, ailf CtWaS CVpidjt fcyn, ficb baniadj febncn; to — on foot, in ®ang bringen; to — on fire, tn iSvanb ftetfcn ; he will not — the Thames on fire, er \j0.t baS $uber nid)t crfunbcn ; to — out, au»fc^en ; aus^icveu, beianSpu^cn ; auSriitleu ; abfteifen, bc^ctrijnen ; uevjcigcu, jet= flcn, yorjlcllcn, cntivicfetn ; to — out the topsails, JV'. T. bie ^yJarSfegfl auSfc^cn ; to — out time and place, 3ett unb Drt beflimmen ; to — outa thing to the best advantage, cine ©acib? int beficn ?ic^te jcigen ; to — one out in his (true) colours, CillCU \\i^ bCllt ?cbcn malcn; to — to music, in 3)Ju= ft! fc^eit; to — to sale, juiu ^cvfauf auSfteUcn, auSbieten, feil bietcn ; to — the seal to.., baS ©icgel aufbru= den ; to — one's hand to a thing, ^anb MX etnjaS legen, etam« bcgiii= ten ; to — up, aufftellen, aufvid)tcn, auffcblagcn ; aufbringeti, eiitfiil;vcn ; ftiftcu; anfbclfk'u; crl)cbcn ; anfai'.-- gen, ervic^tcn, antcgcn, cii!vid)tcn; ftd; nieberlaffcn, ctabiiren; nicberle= gen, aufgcbcn, rubeu laffcn ; ry}>. r. auffe^cn ; to — up a coach, cine'i?ut= fcbe anf^rtffen, begtnucn (Siiui^age ja fallen ; to — up a cry, eiucn ©d)rct augfio^cn ; to — up a (hearty) laughter, ciuc (bcUc) ?acl)e auffdjfa' gen ; to — up an opinion, ciite 3}2ci= nung in ©ang bringen ; to — up a play-bill (on a post, &c.), CtUCU JibCiJ^ terjcttel anfdjlagcn, anflebcu ; to — up the shrouds, Jv. T. bie 2Saubtaue anbrcbcn obcr anfc^cn ; to — up a trade, ciu ©ciDcrbc anfangcn ; to — one up again, fam. ciucnt luicbCV auf bie93eiue l)elfen, ibn gcfunb mad)en; to — with precious stones, lUit foft= barcn ©tcinen bcfcfecn ; 11. v. i. iin= tcrgeben (son ©cnne, -[DJonb nub ©ternen) ; 2. jlcbcn, vcivftcfjcn ("jon 3agbf}uiibcn) ; to — .about, yin-nefes mcii, baran gef}cu, anfaugen ; be' ginnen ; to — forth, aufbvec^en, ab* I'cifcU; to — forth on s journey, ciue 9^ctfe autreten ; to — .s^ einbrerbcn, eilttveteil ; a southern monM^in began to — . ein fiiblic^er ^affatminb fing an cinjIUtntcn ; the weather is — .n for rain, C'3 ftcfjt tcgucvifd) auS ; to — ofl; abreifen ; ( — for, nad)) ; to — out, anfaugen, auftrctcn, autreten ; abreifen (-=- for, nad)); to — out on a journey, cine 9{cifc antreteiijto — to, fict) Icgen, evpidjt fcyn auf . . ; to — to work, 9lrbeit gebcu, bcfdjafttgeu ; to — up for.., fid) auggcben fiir". . ; ftc^ cufrocrfen jiini . . , (u . . ; a(g . . ; to — up for a republic, ft(^ ju eiuer3icpublif aufwerfen ; to — up for (public) sale, in bie 9!uction gebcu ; to — up in business (to — up for a merchant), cincn .*5aubel aufangcu, fid) (ala Jlaufmauu) nieberfaffcii, ein ^au= bel«b'iug gviinbcn, evvid;ten, ctabii- ren ; to — up for one's self, fcin etg= neg ^auswcfcn anfangcn ; fid) auf fcine eigne S^anb fc^en. SET, adj. regclmafiii), fcflgcfe^t, fe)l; — battle, eine regelmafiige ©dtfacbt; at — distances, in gciuiffcH (bcftimnf ten) (Sntferunngcn ; — form. ba« govmuUir; ajjufler, bie i^ovfd)rift; — prices, M E. fcf}e_ ^i'rcife ; on (upon) — purpose, abfid)tlic^, mit ?Vleifj; a — resolution, ciu fcfler ©Utl"d)(u5 ; — - speech, bie >vot)Urs wogene, woblgcorbucte Oicbe ; — stitched au«geuabt. SET, s. 1. (ba« ani cincviD'Jcbvjablies ftcbenbe ®an;e), bcr©aU, bic Slcibc, e5oIgc; bcr9Iuff.ife; ba5 ©crtiincnt ; ber '3ug, baS %\c[X (^feibe, u. f. lu.), ®cfpann; 2. bie 31rt, ©attung; 3. «Banbe, Jtlicfe. %\xtt[, 3{ottc; 4. 5Pavtie, baS ©piel ; bcr ©a§ (im Syiirfclfpicle) ; 5. bic ©ariiituv, bet ??cfa6 ; fi. ©eating, ba« ©tcrficiS; 7, ber Untcrgang (ber ©onneu.f.ro.) ; 8. !Sp. T. ^JDrflanb (cinc« .j^iibner- buubcS ; to play a — , cine 'ipartic fpielen; a — of boxes, ein ©.it; 381 SETT SEVE SEXA C^cfi) (2(^itc^tcln ; a — of buttons, tiiie ®anittur Jluopfc; a — of chess- men and table, ein Safe.Sc|aci;fteinc ntbfl bent anblutig, ba8 ©tablifTeinent; — dog, ber .§ii^ner[)unb, 3Baci)telf)nub ; — pole, "ber 53oDt3bntcit ; — rule, Typ. T. tie (fcc^linie, ber 2lu«§ebe= fp'au ; — stick, ber 5pfI»i>'Sfi'>'f ; I'VP- T. ber aSinfelbafen. To SETTLE, v. I. a. 1. fc^ClI, fcfl fe= ^cn; 2. orbnen, in Drbnuug brin= gen (cin ©efcbiift), abiviJcIn ; 3. be= fttnimen, einrid)ten, iKrorbnen ; 4. iu ^yiui)e bringen ; 5. beiiegen, »er= flieicben S. rtci)ten, ^eften ; 7. bft^t ober bicbter inncj)en, btcf)tcn, binben, Sufammcnbriiif en ; 8. etnen wobin bringcn, »crforgen ; 9. einen ®ebalt, ein Veibgebinge, aBitt()nm u. f. ro. auSfe^en, Dcnnadjcn; 10. aii§flat= ten ; 11. mac^en, bay t'tc^ etroas fe|t, fo^en Inffcn, ablagern (fliifftgc aSaare); 12. fd;lagert; to — an ac- count, a balance, a debt, M. Ph. cine gfjec^uung (ab:)fd)(ieScn, abmarf)en, falbircn,' (einen ©albo) au§glcid;en, eirtc fScbulb abfiif)ren ; to '— one's self ftd) anfafftg ntac^en, ftcft \jl\\i- lid) nicberlaffen ; fis. ftf^ faffen ; to — the average, bie .^afcrcifpften auf= iniid)cn, bedFen ; to — the terms of freight, bie gracbt bebingcn ; to — the land, Sea Erp. bitS Sanb'aUS bcilt ®e= fic^te »er(ieren; one must be settled at last, man mnjj ftc^ am @nbe ju etroa-s bcftimmen; to — down to.., iibereinftimmen mit..; iin.i. ftcb fe§cn, ftd) nicberlaffen, fid) anftebein; einen feften 33eruf pber einen fe)1en lfi?o{)nort roab(cn; 2. nacbCaffen, fliU (rui)ig) rocrben, ru()cn; 3. ftc^ feiiten, ju sOoben ftnfcn, ftc^ fe^en ; to — in business, ficb (aU M.au\= mann) nicberlaffen, etabliren ; to — to something, fid) JU cfroas (ju einer beflanbigen ^ebenaart) beflimmen. SETTLE, '«. ber @ift, i&ciTel, bie (2e^n=) Sanf. SETTLEDNESS, s. buS gcfffetc 5!Befcn, bie ©cfc^tbcit (ro. ii.). SETTLEMENT, s. 1. bie gcflfcfeung, SBcfiimmuug, (5inrid;tung ; 2. S!lU'3= fcfeung, bag Seibgcbingc'ffiitt^um ; 3. a3crmacbtni§, bie 33erforgung, Stede; 4. 3QabI cincfii fkflen 33cnt- feS ; 5. S^licbcrlaffiing, 5lnitebelnng ; 6. 33eft^ung von angebanteu ^anbc= reicn ; 7. ^;pflan5ftabt, ber ^fl'i«5- ort, bie Colonic; 8. ber Qlccorb, 33er= trag, aSevglcid), G^cntract ; 9. M. T. ber 9lbfd)iuf!, bic sBcric^tiguug, 9lu«= glcitttung, Salbirnng (— of an ac- count, einer 9led)nung), bie 8iguiba= tion ; to make a — , ftcb (mit feinen ©[iiubigern) fe^en, einen a^erglctc^ trcffeU; to make a — upon one, eineitt etroaS ausfe^cn, bcfltininen ; account of—, bic ©cftlugredjnung; act of—, bie 2;i)ronfo[ge=~^lctc ; law of — , baS .§cimat[;«gefc^. SETTLER, s. bcr SUibauer, 2lnfteblcr, (Soloniit. SETTLING, pirt. vid. To Settle; M. E-s. — of accounts, bie Slbrecbuuug, iBercc^nung; — days, 9IbrerbuiingS= 2;age, ©cpn(ro=2;age (im (Sffcctcn= ^^anbel, bcflimmte 2;age jnr Uebcr= madjung fon 6in= lelnc ; estates in — . /.. T. uncingcs TOraufte unb aUeiit befeffene 8du= bercien. SEVERANCE, s. 1. bie 2;rennung, 91b= fonberuug, ©cbcibunii ; 2. /.. t-s. bit 9lbfonberiing ber '3cbcuten uom iibrigcn ©ctreibe; 3. fcie S^rennung jroeicr ober mebrcrer, auf cincm ®c= vic^tgjettel 5ufamineuflel}enber ^crs foneii. SEVERE (ado. — ly), adj. 1. firCttgC ; 2. {)art, ranf) ; 3. nnerbittlic^, grau=' fam ; 4. gcnau ; ernft; 5. niir^tera, ma|lig,'6. furj gefapt; 6. rfgclmii; iiig ; 8. fimcrjb'aft ; to be — upon one, ftrenge mit ciuem ycrfaf)ren. SEVERITY, s. 1, bie ©trcnge, i^aite, (Sd)arfc; 2. @raufamfclt; Urtcrbitt=: licyfeit; 3. ftrenge ©cnauigfeit; to use — , ©trenge gebvaucbcu. SEVILLE, s. @et)ilia (Jtijiiigveicb iinb ©tabt in Spanien) ; — orange, bie feytlltfd)e S^omcranse. SEVRUGA, s, ber iseyruge (^um ©tors gcfcbled)t gcborig, Acdpenscr stella- tlLS L). To SEW, V. a. Sr n. \\^n\ ; bcftcn, brO^ d)iren ; to — up, cinndbew, ^iina^eu, vernaben. SEVVEL, s. bie ©ctvecfff^cud;e, ber ^^opanj. SEWER, s. ber Sfiafjciibe, bie Wa^' (t)erinu. SEWER, *, ber Rami. ®rabtit, 916- jug, bie 9ftiniie, 9BafferIeituug ; a common — , ciue Stoaf, (3d)[eufe. SEWING, s. bag ?la{)cn; — up, bag 3ufammennabcn ; — cushion, ba* gia^fiffcn; — desk, bag 3itabfafi(f)en, ffldbpult; — needle, bie Sfldbuabel; — press, bie .^eftlabc (ber ^uc^btn= ber); — silk, bie ^^Jd^fcibe. SEX, 5. bag ®cf(^lcc^t; fair — , ba« fc^ijnc @cfd)Iec^t; the softer — , ba« jarte ®efd)lecbt; the infirmer — . bal fd)roM)cre ®cfit)lec^t. SEXAGENARi.\N, . ,. r^^^.^i, «EXANGULAR, I "'^J' f«^»««'8- SEXANGULARLY, adv. fcd)«C(fii]. SEXENNIAL, adj. fecfcSiatjl'iiV \'td)9- iafjxli^ ; — ly, adr. alk fccl)S 3at)ve. SEXFID, adj. B. T. fC($«fpattt!V gEXLOCULAR, oi,'?. fi. T. fcc^^fac^fvif?. SEXTAIN, s. bee fe^Sjetlige StvoVbe. SEXTANT, s. ./}.H. T. bcv Scrtniit, fecbjte X^ei[ ciiics 3ir£el«; fecbjig ©vab. SEXTILE, s. .'?««. r. (— position nr as- pect, bcr ©taub jwficr 5)3laiictcn in ber ©iitfcvnutig uoii 60°) ber gc= fcd)f}c (Sd)vtn. SEXTON. .9. bcr Untcrfiijler, Jttrc^ncr, S^Dbteiigrabcr. SEXTONSHIP, .?. ber Unferfuflcvbtftifl, ba§ 2;obtcngrabcramt. SEXTUPLE, I. mlj. fcdj^fac^ ; 11. Mus. r. bfr @cc^8tnct. SEXUAL, adj. baS ®efd)Icc^t Hntev= fcdeibciib, ba« ©cfc^lerfjt bctrcffciib, acfc{)lcd)t(id); — system, bag Scruaf; niftcm, SJiitr.cifc^e ('??flatij?u=)ei;= item. PHABBINE.SS, .•!. 1. bie gumvigffif, >i(vmfcligtett; 'i. baS fleube (nietrige) Seti-ageu. PlIABRV («rf(>. — ily). adj. 1. Illlttpig, fcvtiimvt; 2. (trmfflii], elenb, »er= ad)ttt(f) ; 3. fttiiftic3 ; ftl^ig, fc^miifeig ; — finery, aviitfcttgev ^35ufe. To SHACKLE, o. a. fcffelit, atifcfeeUen, anteftcit. SHACKLE, s. .n: t. ba« .tctfeiiglieb ; bcr Hetceglic^c ctfcrnc iBiiget ;_— - of n jib-traveller, bet Sc^allU Obcr iS^a- M (in bcm SBi'tgel beS JlliiucrS; shackles, s pL bie f^cffeltt, ^ani= fcfTeiit, aSeinfdKlIen; Jlloben (obcn) an ben ,^utfcbfebern ; jv. T. 9Jinge aw. bcr turoeubtgcit Seile ber <£tiicf= jjfortcrt. ,';riAD, s. bie 9llofe, 2llfc, ©Iff, ©c^abe, bcr aJJuttcr{)arittg, a}Jal;ftfc^ (Oupea alosn — /,.). SHADDOCK, s. bie sponiVelnu^ (grogc 51?0meranje (Citriis decumana — L.). SHADE, s. 1. bcr ©ct)ntten; 2. abge= fd)icbene @cift; 3. bie iSr. tv;vifct), mvftifc^, yorbilblid) ; 3. njcfcnlo^ ; — ness, s. bie Sdjattigfeit. SHADY, adj. fc^iittig, fcbattcnrcid^. SHAPr, s. 1. ber Sdjaft; 2. $fci(, 2Buvffi)ieg; 3. bie (2pi|e, ?atcrue (ciueS 5;()uvme3) ; 4. bie fetange, bcr lange ©ticf, bie .©anbbabc; o. ber ©tamm ; 6. btc lr!eid)fc[ ; 7. ber Sc^ac^t; shafts, pi. bic (£ct)ccre obcr ©abel ciiic« (Sabriotct* (ober anbcrn cinfvatiuigen gu^rwcrf^) ; to sink a — , eiucn @c^ac{)t nbteiifen (graben) ; — of a column, bcr ^autcufcpaft ; — bar, bcr ©eiitfetarm ; — horse, baS ©abclvfevb; — suture, ^. T. bic $feillia()t; Jilin. P/i-s. dining — (chmbing — ), bcr %at}Vfciia^t ; plump- — , ber Seigcrfd)ad)f, JJuuftfdjac^t; engine—, ber ^orbcrfc^aft; hading — , bcr bonlcge (obcr boiilegige ed)ad)t) ; — men, ©c^at^tarbcttci-, 'Jlbtciifer. SHAtTED, adj. H. T. gcfc^aftct, niit cinem ®riff. SHAG, L s. bie 3ottc, 3ottcr, ba-s 50t= tigci^aar; 2. bcr ^(iifd), Srtpp; 3. gcfc^uittene, laugfafcrige (Jlrau«=) xabaE; 4. bcriSecrabc {Pdkanus gra- cvlus — ■ L) ; H. adj. t;aarig, sottig. To SHAG, V. a. rrtiife, jottig mac^cu; fig. entftcllen, sjcvnnflaUen.' SHAGGED, \ adj. jottig, laitg^aarig, SHAGGY, S XA\X(f^. SHAGGEDNESS, Shaooiness, s. bie jottige 33efd)afeu^cit, bag Scttigc, IJiau^e. SHAGREEN, T. s. bcr (Sd>igrin (cine 9Irt narbicbtcS ?ebcr); ll. adj. au« (Bcfeagrin gemae^t; — ray, bcr X'orn= rod)C [Rnja nihiis — /-.). SHAH, s. bcr (Sc^a^ obcr <2c^ac^ (»on ^eriteu). SHAiK, .?. (arab.) berSc^cif; 2tainin= puvtling. To SHAKE, V. T.n. 1. fc^iittcln, rfittclu ; fd)iittcrn, crfd)iittcrn ; 2. abfd)iit= teln ; wegf4)affcn, »ertreibcii ; 3. ab= fi^rctfen; 4. fdjwii^ett, in ©cfabr frif.:n, gcfa^rbcu ; 5. 2:rillcr fci)[a= gen; to —a ship, Jv. t. cin Scfeiff wiegcit; to — hands, einanber bic ,§aiibe gebcu ; to — hands wiih . . , /^. 9lbfcfieb ncbmcn, fic^ tvennen von . . , etmas aiifgcbcn ; to — in, bincin riittejn; to — in pieces, cntjivct riit= teln; to — off, abfcfciittdii, (ftc^) lo3 mac^en, bcfrcien (von) ; to — out, bevanS Wiitteln; to — up, anffc^iit= tclit, aufiriifjlcn; ii. n. jittcrn, bebcn, wanfen. SHAKE, .?. 1. ba8 ©c^iiftefii, .). To SHAM, V. I. a. taufdjcii, bctriigcn, bintcrgcben, eiiier Unambrbcit yors fa^tid) iiberrcbcn, beliigcii; 11.71. fpot= ten, ©viJftfi^fis" macben. SHAM, I. s. 1. bic S;iiuf(bung, Siigc, bcr iBetrug ; 2. fam. falfd)e Slcrmcl; II. adj. faifcf), uitcdit; nic^t unrftid) ; nacbgen!ad;4 ; evbid)tct, yorgegcben, fitciitbar ; — errand. baS iBorgcbcn bie 9Jotf)liigf, fable (lecve) 51ii^f[u4>t; — e-xcuse. bic fable ".'luSftnc^t; — fight, ba§ Sdjeingcfcd^t ; — name, bcr falfcbe S^lame; — nose, bic falfiti SJfiafc; —pint, baS ©d)eincomp!ott; — ports, bliube i2d)UtJli.id)Cr; a — sale, M. Ph. fin fingirter 33erfanf ; — watch, bic leerc (fdlfd)c Ubr). SHAMBLES. .?. p/. bic gicifrf)banfc, bcr (5leifdj=)S4)arren ; Mhi. r. 3fhiI)C= bitbncii. SHAMBLING, I. s. btc fcbiefc ntib fcbleppcnbe 23eircgnitg, ba« <2d;lcn- fcrn ; II. aiij. ftd) fcbicf bewcgenb, fc^lcnfenib, fc^teppcub. SHAME, s. 1. bie lo«, unftcrfdjamt; — nes.s, s. bif 2d;amloftgfcit, Uuucrfi-banttl)eit. SHAMEK, .9. bcr, bic, ba« (ivaS) be* fcbamt, (Sc{)anbe bringt. SHAMMER, s. vvjg. bcr SDctriigcr, Siigncr. SHAMMY (SiiAMOTs), g. — leather, bai (Samifd)=?eber. SHAMOis, \. s. 1. bie ®cm8; 2. ba3 ©enifciilcber ; 11, wij. gcmSlebcrn ; — skins, ©emfciifcUe. sha:mrock, s. bcrJlfcc, ba« Srciblatt. SHANK, .■?. 1. bcr ©c^cnfcl, ba« 93ein »om ,fuie l\i nnben,ftnod)cI, (Scben= fclbein ; baS 33ciii, bcr 9?6brfnDcben imSBeiti; 2. ber ©ticl, ©tcngcl; 3. bie9li3()re; 4. ©illc; 5. 3fl"nrebe; 6. Typ. T. bcr (gcbriftfcgel; — of the anchor, bcr *^Inferfd)afr, bie 9lnfer- rutbc ; — of a key, ba« <5d)liiffeIrobr ; — of a screw, bie Spiubet cincr Sfbraubc'; — of a chimney, bie ®d)Oriiflcinri.ibre ; the shanks of a pair of snufTers, bic Stangcn an einer ?id)tpnte ; — apple, bcr Jlnrsflie! (ciuc "Jlepfelforte) ; — painter, JV. T bie 3fluft(!!tic. SHANKED, adj. mit Sc^enfcltt, fc^ctt- feltg. SHANKER, ». vid. Chaxcrb. SHANSCRIT I. vid, Sanscrit 3S:i SHAR SHAW SHEE ru SHAPE, »•. 1. fl. 1. tnlbcii, fovmcit, aefialteti; 2. fdjaffnt ; 3. ridjteii, peueni ; etitvidjleii, aiiovtiucn ; 4. ftci) »OV(icIIcn ; to — the course, JV. T. beil ®om-§ ftclkn, niigcbcii, bcit Sffieg hjeifen ; ii. n. firf) paffcii, fd)icfeit ; let time — , fomnit Sfit- fommt ^n\^. SHAPE, s. 1. bt'c ©eftalt, Sonit, S8il= bung ; 2. ba8 Silb, aSovbtlb, aJhiftev; 3. bcr 2Biid)S, fctc gei&eslangc ; 4. 9lrt, SSctfe ; shapes for gloves, Jpanb= f^uf)blattci-; out of all — , iinfLn-ni= \'\a\\ixi (bou M-ln- betu) ; strait to the — , InaDp an- liegeub. SHAPED, 7(ffr«. gcfonnt, gcilaUct; well ~, WD^l gcn)acl)ffrt. SHAPELESS, a.). SHEARER,^, bcr (Sdicrcr, Sc^affc^crcr. SHEARING, s. baS Sc^crcn ; bie (sheep — , ©d)af:)@ctur; wool of the second — , jiueifc^itrigc 2BoI[e, Siveifcfur; (sheep-) — time, bic Sc^affr|)ur,2i3pil= fd)ur. SHEARINGS, s. pi. bic SrbcrwoIIe. SHEARS, s. pi. 1. bic grofic iSd)eve, evlieren; to — tears, S;&rancn Dcrgic^en ; to — teeth, bie Safcne »erlicrcn ; to — the horns, ba« ®ewci[) flbmcrfcn. SHED, T.s. ber iSt^uppen, bie ^iitte; bag SBctterbac^; ii, in compos. iaS a3ergicgcn, 5. 33. blood — , i>ciS i81ui= i>crgic§cu. SHEDDER, s. bcr aScrgic^cnbc, Slu8* fc^iittcnbc. SHEEN, 4- * I. adj. Ml. gtiinjcnb ; u. .t. bic >§elle, bcr @ianj. SHEENY, adj. vid. Suken. SHEE SHEL SHIP BHREi', 5. 1. ba« tanfertan; —copper, baS Jlnpfcrblec|) ; — glass, (2d)ctben= fllaS; —iron, ©fcnblct^ ; — lead, 331eitafcln ; JV. T-s. — lines, — ropes, vid. sheets ; — shot, vid. — cable ; — stoppers. Stopper, bie Sc{)ofenfp Ian= ge m ^alten, bi« fie fei^gemac^t finb ; — tin, Siiiiitafeln. Jo SHEET,©, a. 1. iibersic^en, bebecfen (w. i\.); 2. n>cip iibcrjicbcn, (baS S^^ett) mit 9?ctttii(^ern scrfetien ; in cin (^ett=)ftuc^ fc^Iagen; 3. SSogen faUen, SHEETING, .'. bcr Itcberjug, bie Scin= luanb jn 5Betttiid)ern. SHEIK, s. bcr Sdjcif. SHEKEL, ». bcr Sefef. SHELDAFLE (.Siieldaplk), s. bcr Sin= te (Pringilla — /,.). SHELDRAKE, .v. bcr .flrcnifc^nabel, ei= ne 3Irt iUilbcr (Snten {Anas tadorna — /v.) ; swallow-tailed — , bis (5"i3= ente. SHELDUCic, «. bag 2Scibd;cn be« Sheldrake. SHELF, s. U berSimg, ba« 93rett, dic= gnl_j_U3ii(^crgcfteU ; (2Baflren=)5ad) ; 2. lianbbanf; 3. Ti/p. T. bie *^ant an ber Jyud^brnrfcrprcffe, bie 5^rii(fe ; 4. Min. T. bie barte (Srboberflac^e ; bag fcfle ©ebirgSgcflcin ; — of rock, bie Sclftnplattc; on the — ,fg. be- feitigt ; to be laid upon the — ,Jig. bc= feitigt feijn. # SHELFY, arf/UDlIer Sanbbanfe, fcTfig. SHELL, .9. 1. bic Sd)ale,9iinbe, .6iilfe ; 2}Jufdjcl ; g'.iigelbccfe ; bag «latt, 3Ieit?ere; 2. bie ?cicr (bcr SJlten) ; 3. (S.'ircafFe, ©oinbc, Sprengfngel ; 4. bag 3::ii"ifvu''erf, imauggebautc .§«!!«, Iccrc ©criift eiucg .Ijaitfcg ; 5. bcr rcf) gearbeitcte Sarg ; 6. fig. bcr au^ere ©d)cin ; — of the ear, yi. r. bis Dfirenljbble; — almonds, Ji'na(f= Dier jlradmanbcln ; — apple, ber Jtrcu5fd)nabel, Jircujoogct (Coc- cothrausUs curviroKtra, — K. ; I^oxia curvirostris — /-) ; — bark walnut tree, bic grattc 2Ba((nH§ ; — fish, bag Sd)altbtet, ber Sd)alfifd^ ; —gold, bag 2}hifc^clgolb ; — lac, ber S(teUrtcf ; — marble, bcr 2)Tuffl)cIniarnior ; — me.at, btc Sc^aftbicrfpcife ; — silver, bag SJnfc^etftlber ; — snail, bie Sdjalfcbnecfe ; toothed horse, Sp. T. ein $ferf, bag «oiu fiinften Sabre an big in fein ?Uter bie 3a{)nbobiic Pber Rabnfennnng bebalt ; — work, bag syjnfctcliDcrf ; bie Bifc^ft1)Wp' pen=Sti(fcrct. To SHELL, ». I. a. 1. fc^alcn, angbii[= fen; 2. fc^uiipen, abffbnppen ; ii. n. i. (— off), fid) fc^iilcn, abfctjclfcrn ; 2. augfallen (aug ber Sdialc). SHELLY, aiij. upltcr Sd)alcn ober9}iit= fd)cln; aiig, iitit, obermie Scfjalen. SHELTER, .■!. 1. bag Dbbad), ber Sdiirnt, SAn^, bic Sidjer^ctt, ^rciftatte, .»^crbcrge, 2Bpbnung ; 2. bcv 23efd5ii= %(x, 33.crtbcibigcr ; to takcj^— , Sd)n^ fncben ; to take ill — , in i;c^n§ ncf)- mcn. To SHELTER, v. I. a. fldjcm, bcd'cn, {bc=Jfd)irnicn, (bc=)fd)iifeert, bcrber= gen, anfncl^mcn; tierbergen, Sd)n^ gebcn ; to — one's self, fciue3uflud;t iiebmcn ; ii. ?i. Sc^uft fnd)en. SHELTERER, s. bcr 33efd;irnier, 33e= fd)it&cr, s8e[}crbcrger,. SHELTERLESS, adj. pljnc Dbbad), fcbn^Ipg. SHELTERY, adj. Dbba^ gettaljrcnb, fd^ii^ciib («. fi.). To SHELVE, r. V. fdiragc gebcn, nh- bangig (abfd)itfftg) fci/n. SHELVING, adj. ab(}angig, abfd)ufftg, fid) ncigeitb ; a — bed, (bei ben ®art« iicrn), cin fc^riigeg S8cet, grubbeet. SHELVY, adj. vid. Siiet.fy. SHE.MITIC, adj. fcniitifcb ; — language^ bie feniitifc^en Sprad;en. SHEPHERD, s. 1. bcr Sc^iifcr, (Sc^af:) .f>irtc ; 2. gciftlici)e .ftirte, Seclfor* ger; — 's cinak, ber gipfelpclj ; — "s cress, bic Steinfreffe, bag @anfc» traitt; — 's dog, ber Sdjciferbunb; — 's needle, bag D^abclfiaut; bet irilbC Jterbel (Scandiz pccten — /,.) ; — "s pouch, — 's purse, bie >§irtcnta- ft^C, bag Xiifcbclfraut {TUaspi bursa postoria — 1..) \ — 's purse coralline, tie ^eutelEoralline (Cdiuiaria bur- snria — £Z/(s) ; — 's rod ( — 's staff), ber^^irtenfiab; tie jtarbenbificl (Dip- sacus fidlonum — Ij) — 's weather glass, bag @and)f)eit {.Inagallis ar- vensis — />.). SHEPHERDESS, «. bic Sd)aferinu ^^irtinn. SHEPHERDISH,? ar//. fd>ifcrJ)aft, bir- SHEPHERDLY, ) tcunia§ig (IP. ii.). SHERBET, 5. bag Sorbet. SHERD, s. bie ®c|)crbc. SHERIFF, SiiERiF,.*. bcr ]ai,v pcnfcbilb; 3. T. bag @d)irinbad> (bciin Tunii«i=33au) ; 4. fig. bci Sd)n^, Sd)irm; (33c=)^'d^ii^er (-J3c=)Scb'irmer; — bearer, H'; Scf)i[btrager, ilOaffentragcr. 71) SHIELD, V. n. 1. mit cincni Sd)i[b bebeden ; fig. bebccfen, befd;trmen, befd)ii^cn, ycrtbeibigcn ; 2. abf)al= ten ; God — ! ©ptt bebiif-e ! to — off the cold, ftc^ gegen bie Jliilte »er-^ njabven. To SHUT, V. 1. a. 1. anbern,»eranbcrn, wenbcn, nntsicfjen, nmlcgcn, nrnwi- (fcln, wccbfcln ; 2. nrnfiijieii, iinigic= jjen, abjici)en; ablaffen (2Bein) ; to — one's clothes, fliibcre Jllcibcr flnjic^en, fid) nmEleiben ; to —one's self, wcijjc SBcifrbe anicgen ; to — a ship, tinem Sd;iffe cine anbcrc9?id)= tnng gebcn, eg nad) eiucni anbern •Safen bringen ; to — the helm, bag Shtber i'ibcrb'rc()cn ; to — the sails, bie Segcl umlegcn ; to — a tackle, cii! Sail abfc^acfen ; to — the loading, CinStbifFunililben; to — the stowage, bie ?abnng (eineg Sdjiffeg) anbcig ftancn, niiiflancn ; to — away, a'eg= fd)ieben, fprtf4)icbcn, fortfd)affeii ; to — ui)on one, aiif ciiien febiebcn, ibm anbid)ten; II. n. 1. fid) anbern; fiel) verfcbiebcn ; 2. fid) iimtlcibeii ; 3. augjiebcn, bie 3Eobniing bcraiT= bcrn ; 4. ftd) bclfen, jn 'Diittcln fd)rcitcn, ?0{ajjregcln ergreifen ; 5. fid) Ipgancfctii; 6. 31ngfliid)tc ge= brnncben, ^ifi aiiwenbeit ; 7. .sea Krp. (poiu aSinbe) iicranbcrlic^ fe»n, bwarrein ;'to — for one's self, fiir fid)fclbft fprgcji, fid) fclbfl belfen; ftd)anS bent Staube inacbcn ; i cannot — , id) weiti mir ntdjt ju bflfcn ; to — off, ficb Ipgniac|)en, fid) cntjie= ben, an giDC id) en ; Sca Eip-s. to — to . ., (opin aBinbc)umIanfcn(ftc^bre= ben) nad) • • ; t'le wind shifts from one point to another, ber 2Binb fpringt von einem Strir^c jum anbern ; th? 385 SHIP SHIR SHOC ballast shifts, ber Sallafl fc^icf t (obcr fle^t) iibcv. PHlFT, s. 1. btc SSeraitbenttig ; 2. lUJiiflf, bi-i g[!crfucf) ; 3. bn« fc^rotc= vt^e 2JJittc(, Jpulf«mittff, 3'lot()mtt^ tci, ba« '5iivlicbne[)mcit ; 4. bcv Se= belf, bie 3lusflud)t, Sfiotbliiae; o. 8t)l, ber 33ctriig, Jlimftgvijf, y{au! ; 0. baS Sl'iiueubcmb ; — of the planks, .V 7". bas *l>cifctic{jcn be i: ©c^crbcn ; to know one's sliifts, SciliaubcS dUw- U !euiifit; tomiike — , fif^ bcmii^cti, ftc^ t)clfcit, fid? tturcbaibciteit ; i made — to go thither, tcl) fain iiiit gcnauer 9lot^ bal)ilt ; I shall make — to do it, ic^ wili miv alle 3}Jiibe Darum gcben ; to make — to live, fid) Utiibfam CV= uabrfii, ftc^ fiimiufilid; biiibclfeit; to make — with any thing, ftd) llltt 9lUciU bftjClfcit; I can make — without it, id; fatttt tS fc^oit fntbcl)= rcll ; I must — elsewhere, id) Ulliy mid) anberSitjo iiinfet)fu ; to put one to his shifts, cittciu uiel sit fc^affcit niac^CIt; lie is put to his last shifts, cr ift nufl 3Ifu§erfte flcbracfet, ev Vfcift auf bcm Icfeteu Sodic; bein? put to a new — , ba er, (ftc) ftd) in ci= ncr nciien iBericijcnl^cit befaiib. BHtFiER, s. i. ber ff^hmc ??uc^8, (5d;lauEopf ; 2. See lang. bev Unter= foc^, Jto4)«maat, ^^crffbaljc. SHIFTING, s, ba« Slettbcrn, n. f. w. ; — '.y, a'lv. lifiig, fc^lan, ycrfc^ilageu ; iwcii SBcnbuiigen ; — backstays, bie (S4)Iini]ervarbaiicii ; — sand, ber Sveibfaiib, Siricbfaub. BHIFTLESS. ailj. 1. o()nc fOJittel, bcr .^iilfaili'f"'^" bcraubt, biilfloS; 2. ntd)t ijcrfc^laiven. SHILLING, s. ber (em5tifd)c) Sbitliitg ; a — in the pound, fiillf 5)jn.Keut; a — 's worth, fiir ciiicn S^tlliiij]. SHILLY-SHALLY; to he nt — , or to stand — , iinfd)liiffti^ fei}n, nid)t luiffen raaS man tl)iiii foli. SHIN, s. (— bone) brtS Sct)icubcin ; — of beef, baS Senbeiiftiicf. To SHINE, V. n. fd;eiiicn, (citd;ten, funfelu ; gliiujen ; to — out, bi-'il fd^cinen,l)eryor Ituditeu, l)cll (^lanjeii. SHINE, s. 1. bcr (Sdjeiit, @Ianj;2. . ba? Ijcifere SBettcr (w. ii.). SHINGLE, s. 1. sing, bie Sdiinbel, ?Da^fc^iiibel; provinc. bcr Sditefcr; — ballast. J\r. T. 53aUafi voii grobcm .^icfel, (SillflelS; Shingles, .S-. ;;/. ; 2. fictile, fiacre ©tetiie, bie man baufi(] (in Scciifern fiubet; 3. bcr fcuvigc Umlailf ( Zona, morbus). Tc SHINGLE, V. a. mtt (5(i)iiibetu becfcn. SHLN'iNG, aiff ; to ta_ke — , 511 i2d)iffe (^cf)en, fiit ciit= fd)irTeii ; — board, ber ^Ootb, baS ©d)iff; on— board, ailf bcirt ©cbiff, an 93ovb ; — boat, bie (5ct)aliippe ; — boy, bcr Sd)tffgjlini]e; — bread I — biscuit), bcr (Sd)iffgjnjieb«(f ; — hfoiccr, ber (£d;ipmaflcr ; — builder, vi(t — wrisht ; — carpenter, ber 3UG (Sd)iff«jtmnicnnaim (auf cincm ©C^iffc); ©ctirtbaucr; — building (— carpentry), bic (gc^iffgjimmcr; inanngfutifi; —carriage, biei2c^ip= frac^t, a3erlabungg--JtDftcn ; — chandler, bet mit aUcrlci 3?ebiirf= iiiffen ( — chandlery) fiir (Sccfabrcr banbcit; — 's company, bag (2d)iffg= «C>lf, bic Sfbjffgmaiinfc^aft ; —con- cerns, ©cbirrsaiigclejjcnbctten; — holder, vid. — owner ; — master, ber @d)iffs^crr, (Sd)ipp«tron; (5d)iffS= capttau (ciucg Jtauffabrtei=(3c^iffg) ; — mate, bcr ©diipmaat; @c^iffg= gefabrte; ~ money, bic 'Sd)iffjtciicr (jur gUigriiftiing doii Sd)iffcn) ; — owner, bcr ©d)ipeigcutbiimcr, Cf{be= bcr ; — pound, bag (Ec^ippfunb ; Sea. Exp-.'!. — shape, nad) (5d)tp= art ; not rigged — shape, ntd;t gut {uid)t ric^tig) aiifgctafelt ; trim your sails — shape, fcfet tic Scgcl auf, wit eg ficft gcbiibrt; to be delivered at the — 's side, M. E. am ©c^iff ju liefcrn ; — worm, bcr spfa^lwurni, SDo^r= Wltrnt {Tcrndo nmialis — /,.) ; — wreck, ber Sc^tpbrud); bie 2;riiin= mcr; aSeriiugliicfiiitg; to make (obcr to suffer) — wreck, to — wreck, v. n. ©diiffbruc^ Icibeu, fd)citcrii, flraiu ben; veruHgtiiJeu; to— wreck,?)./!. (2d)ipnid) I'crurfacben, aw ben Strailb IVcrfeil ; — wrecke^, adj. fd)tffbriid)ig ; — wriaht. ber e(^iff= baucr, Sctipbaamciftcr, (Sd)ip= jimmcrmann; — mate, ber Sd)ip= jimmcrmaniigmaat, jpiibrtl)ii ; a — wrigh^s yai-ii, bag librfjiffgmcrft (CtU jum >&c|)ipbau cingerii-btcter ^U\%). To SHIP, w. a. (bcfoiibcrg M. E.) ill bag Sdjiit fan 'i}orb) briiigen, cine tabling (®iitcr) cinitcbmcn, ciu= fd)ipn, eiitlabcrt, yerlabeu; to — awayorofr, ju ©d)ip oerfiibrcn, »er= fc^iffen, (abOfciiben ; jv. 7-.?. to — a heavy sea, ctitc fd)mere (Stiir5=) ul)= biiqltc; — buckle, bie ©cbubfcftnafie; — chapes, pt. Sctubfdjnallcnbiigel ; — clasps, 7;/. (2d)llt)fP»llli3fll; —clout, bcf Sci)ul)anfcb ; — horn, bei; <5(^iib= iiiijicbei"* ba3 i5cf)n(}t)oni ; — knife, baS i&cibuflcvmcffer ; — last, ber ec^nblctftf u ; — leatiier, ba§ i-ed)eu, vvablen ; to — across one's mind. fg. bUl'd) bcn Stcpf fabren; to — at, md) eti»a« fit)ieiicii ; 10 — down, berabfiiivi|Cn, berabflvinuen (bon ilSafferfdllen) ; to — forih feiincn, niiSfc^lrtgen ; fig. fi(t) cvftrecfen •. to — into crystals. tii.ftn)= ftalleu anfd)ie9eit ; to — otr, (oSfd)ic= fieit; to -- out (from), auSfdiicfien, fid) i^Cltbeilen ; to — out into branch- es fid) uer^wetgen ; to — out into ears, in "Jlebrcn fd)ie§cn ; to — out grain. (S5ctivibe31ing, bie s&proffe ; 3. bas ^5pan:)5evfet ; to make a — . fcbie: {lett; — bolt," ber ^lad^triegel (am T.biivfttioBy ; — silk, CSinfc^Ia^feibc. SHOR SHOOTER, s. ber Sctiefjenbe, ®rbiil}e. SHOOTING, s. bas (2d)iei5en ; to go a — ,fam. fd)iciien gef)en, anf bie 3agb geben; a — pain, ein fted)cnbei' ©corners; — star, bie ©tevnfcbnnp^ Vc ; — stick. T. ber Scbtetifterfen ; Ti/p. T. baS Sveibljolj, ber Jteiltrei= ter. SHOP,i. ber ?abfn, A'ranilabcn, Jtauf= niannSlaben, ba« ©ewblfae, bie 4Mi= be; has @efd)afti5lofaI, @ffcbaft8= jimmer; bie aScrWatt, 2Berfftatte; to keep a — , einert ftlaben bnben ; bar- ber's — , bie sBarbicrftnbe; — bill, ba« 3(uSbani]efc^ilb (mit bcm JSaarenver- jeid)niffe) ; — board, ber SSerftifd), 9lrbeit«tif(f) ; ber !i*abenfif(t, bie (8a= ben=;2;afel ; — book, ba8 gabenbud) ; — boy, ber Sabenbitrfc^e ; — keeper, ber JKeinbiinbier, SctaiUijlpJlramer, 9lu§fd)nittt)dnbler ; — keeping, bie J?rdmcrei; — lift, — lifter, ber Sa= benbieb ; to — lift, v. a. Hatxn beftet)s len; — lifting, bie I2abenbiebrret; — man, ber Jtieinbdnbler, ber Snt<«bie= ncr (im unterijeorbnctiten sycrbnlt= niffe); — mate, ber Sabengefdbrte, ^abeni^ebiilfe ; — rent, ber 8aben= jin«, (SeiuijibjiuS ; — shutter, t)k^iinnb: fd)reiben, bie ©efc^anubfdjreibetmift, aibbreuiaturen ; faid)tige ^anb ; — liand writer, ber @cfd)aMnbfd)reiber ; — jointed, fiirjgefeffelt (»on $fcr= ben) ; a — laid cable. Sea Exp. cin frapp gefc^iagcncs (snr »ollen ^^drte gebrebtc«) S:an ; — lived, farjlebenfe ; son furjer Saner, favj bancrnb ; M. E-s. — paper, turj (ober fiirjeJ) Jpas pier, tnri(c aBec^fel(aBed)felanf !ni« jc @ic^t) ; — posted, ju luenig ange= fe^t (»on einein 5Poften im ^c^e) ; — premium, bie niebrige ^rdmie,; — price, ber $netto='45rci3 (5}iretS nad) 91bjug be« aiabatt« n. f. ro.) ; — ribs, bie furjen obcr falfd)en Siippen ; — sails, JV. 7'. bie brei <3ege(, i»eld)e gc= wobnliii) in ber @d)Ind)t gebrauc^t tverben; a — sale, ein fd;ne'Ucr Qjci'^ >'«nf; — shank ( — start), ber 2lpfe.' mitfurjcm etiele; M. £-s. — shipped, juriicfgenommcn (»e:;n rin S^beilber ©liter uor ber 91bfahrt be« gd)ijfe« roiebcr anSgeiaben mirb) ; — sight, bie lurje ©idjt ; at — sight, auf fnrjc ©id)t, fuijfid)tig ; — sight-glass, ein @laS fitr fnr5ftd)nge 9higen ; — sight ed, (—of sight), fur^ftdjtig ; — sight- • edness, bie Jtnrjfic^tigfeit ; — sphcc, JV. T. cine furje ©pliffnng ; — staple, fnrjer ©fapcl (uonbcraBolJe, iHium= WoUe a. f. m.) ; — vessels, ./7. T. bic turjen ©efdpe; — waisted. fuvjlci^ big ; — winded, engbriiftig ; — winged, mit fnrjen 5Vliigeln, bcfdinit- ten; — witted. einfdlfig, biiinni. SHORT, .9. bic Jliir.Jlrtcn oon iyoll= iinb ^obl=.Wii= gein), bcr .i3agel, baS ®d)rot, bie Siw- gcl ; 4. ber (2d)0D, bie '^i^< ; small —.i>(ii (bcr) @d;i-ot, .§age[ ; M\\^-- fetenfngcln ; great — , (round — , can- non — ), Jlaiiouenfngcln ; JV. T-g. grape — , Jiaitdtfd)en=(Jtugdn) ; dou- ble headed — (bar — ), bie ^itangcn-- fngcln, Jlniippclfngcin ; at a — , aul cilien ®d)ufi; a (roiling and) boundmg — , fin ijjrcdfcbuB, d'Jicod)ctfd)uiJ, taiibrr ®d)UH; — of rain, bcr pli.ii= lii^bt 3iegengiitj; — bag, (.vid. — pouch\ bfv ©d)rptbeatcl; — belt, ber ©c^rotgiirtcl ; — bo.\es. bic Jtartdt; fd)cnfaften ; — free, fd)afifvci ; fagcl- ffft; unbcfitdbigt; fd)o^fiei u. f. a'., vid. ScoTFREE ; — gage, T. baS JiU= gellcbr, bic Jlugclpvobe ; — garland. (— locker), .V. 7'. bie Jlngclrccfc; — gun, bic (3agb=)5linte; — hole, ba3 ©djuiSlod) ; — p!ug. ber '^fropf (Uon aBcrg ober 'papier) ; — pouch. bt« Sdjicjitafc^e, j'^gi'ti'^ff^C; — ;Aoof 387 SHOW SHRI SHUF fd)lti;fitt; JV. r-.5. — of a cable, M BufamiiKiifvliffiing jivfief 91iiffr= MllC ; sheet — , fcas ^fltrfjtnnffvtaij. iJiOTK. s. 1. cin Stf*, ber gorcUe 'iUeiC^ (TViift'J miner) ; 2. baS (S^JCin^) ."IIOULPER, s. 1. bic Oc^itlter, 5l^fcl ; --^:bcf Sug, ta3 gSorberbiwtel ; 3. t. biiS .^eroorfpviiigfiibf, bcv 5lii§Iauf ; 4. ®d)enff I ; — of mutton, bte Jganu iiulbnifl, ©!^PX>fenbruft; — of mut- ton sails, JV. 7". bic ®icfff gel ; — arms ! jfii. pit. (5(^iiUev'« ©ewebr ! — belt, ta$ aSc^rge^fuf; @c|uUcrgc6eiif ; — blade, (— bone), ba§ (Sdbulter= blaft; JV. T-s. — block, bcr ^'paUiu blorf ; — bolt, bcv Slugboljcii I'litt ci= licm ©to^ ; — grafting, ba« ^frPVfcu in bte 91iitbc; — knot, bas 3l^fc^ I'fliib, bic Cfvaulctte; — piece, ba« ®c})uUcrfiii(f ; — points, p/. bte 3lc^= [clfcijuiire; — sbotten, btiglnbm; — , slip, bif 3Scrvcufiiiig bev (Stiultev. 7« SHOULDER. ?-. a. 1. aitf btC ®rl)ltl= tci' ncfinicn, fc^iiltcnt; '2. bic ®cf)ttls tcvn bviidcn ; bvniigcn, flofjen, fd)Up= ten: to — out, biitou^fc^nvvcn ; to — up, rtuf bie Sd)ulter iieljmen cfcev legcii. SHOULDERED, aiij. in compos, luit 2c^lll= teni,fc^uUcvtg; broad—, bi-ettf(iul= tcvig. SHOUT, s. 1. bnS Srciibeitgrf*vei, ®c=' fd)rci, ©cjauc^je, Si»atnifen ; 2. *}lu«}ifd5en (». ii.) ; a — of applause, bnS ScifalUgefc^rci. To SHOUT, V. n. (WX fVlCllbC) IflUt f(f)veictt, jaucJjjen; (—'at, juOvufen (init, at). .'^HOUTER, s. bcr ®c^rcicr, Sau^jcr, 9iufcr. SHOUTING, s. bag ®efd)rft. To SHOVE, V. a. ^ n. fd)icbClt, flogcll ; !jnt cincr ©tange fovtftcSen (ciii *43cot) ; to — along, fovtfdMCbeil ; to — by, WCgflD^ClI; to — (:iown,llifber= ftofjfit; to — in. cinfloticii ; to — off, abfto^cit; shove ofT! flo^ ab vpiu Sanbe! ^■HOVE, s. bcv ©C^ub,@tD6; —net, biiS @d)lagiic^, ©djlcppiic^. BiioVEL, i. bie Sc^aufel, ScbiiVpc; .— board, bie aScilfetafcl, Snidtafcl ; ka8 33fiifcfvtcl ; — fuii, cine ®d)au= fcl yoll; — hat, bcr Sdjniifclbut (i^ut nitt aufgebogciier jfrompc). To SHOVEL, V. a. fc^aitfclii, frf)lip}>cn; bciitfen. EHOVELEU, s. bic SoffelciltC (jhins cJy- jicaLa — //.). 7% SHOW, II. L a. 1. fc^aiiflcUcn, jUV ("Sdiait briiigrii, jeigcti, un'ifcn, fel;cii hiffcn ; 2. fiinb g'c ben ; 3. bclnmit iiinf^eu ; 4. Icbvcii; 5. cvflnrcn, au«= icgcit; 6. bctvcifcii ; 7. eni'cifcii; 8. ^eu 2Beg jeigoii, fiibvcii ; to — one a place, ciiicm bic 3)icvfiu;ivbigtcitciict= iicr ai >(lufcbcn, bcv (ciii^cre) Sciein, ?liifd)ciii, bie i£d)einbavfcit, 9lnfebn= ltd)fcit; 5. 5Ict)iilid)feit ; '6. bn« ^^cbeinbilb, Snittom, bie ©cbevbc ; 7. Sfivftclliing; 8. m: r. btr 9Iii«fa§ (bic \\\v (Stibnu oiiSgcftcIIte SBaarc), bcr 9lu§f)atig (an JtanfmaniiSdiben); on — , jn bcfebeit ; to set to — , jur €d)rtn anSlcgcil; to make a fine — , Bi'cic^tig iinsfebtn; to make a —of, 1<| febcn bffcn (3luffcf)cn ntii^en) »88 mit . . ; ftc^ fleflcrt (als wciin . . ) ; — of hands, ba« Slufbcbcn bcr i^anbe bci ben 3Bab(en; bic Slbftimninng (©rroa^Iung) burc^ ba« t^anbanfbc= ben ; a — of tulips, ciuc Snlvenpur ; — bo.\, M. T. bcr ?htsfc^cfaftcn (mit SfJcbcwaarcn u. f. xo.) ; — bread. baS Sc^aubrob; — end, J/, r. bcr ^i^x- fd5U^; (an ciiiem Stitif Siicb) bcr SUJaiitel, (an eincm Stiief Santmct) bcr 2>e(fcl, 9)Jantcl ; — glass, cin 2J2ifroffop=(\ttifd)cfecn ; — glasses, pi. ©Itifer iinb Slafdicn in bciten (Sonbi^ tor, aivotbcfcr «. f. w. 2i5aaven jiiv @d)au ftcllcn ; — man, bcr <5eltcn= l)eitcn u. f. w. jcigt; Safcfjcnfpiclcr; — place, bcr ©djauvfa^. SHOWER, s. bcr 3ciiif"bf; ©rnjcifcn^ be u. f. nj. ; — of tricks, bcr S.afc^cu= fpicler.» SHOWER, s. 1. bcv (3Jegcn=)®ni), ^t- gcn, .^agcl, gd)ancv; 2. fig. bcv 3«= pnf, llebcrfln^, bie iDJcngc; — bath, baS SvDpfbnb. To SHOWER, V. i.a.\. mit 9^cgcnnaf= feu, icgtcScn, mit9kgen iibcrfcjjmcm- men, gicgcn; 2. rcgncn laffcn ; 3.^"-. rcic^ltd) scrlbcilcn, iiberfcbiittcn ; n. ■n. ftavf rcgncn, berabftvijmcn, bageln. SHOWERY, adj. rcgncvifd), rcgnig, na§ ; — weather, ba's 9icgcn»cttcr. SHOWILY, adv. anf vrac|tige, glaii= jenbe 9lrt; Vrabfcvtfd), init @e= jpriinge. SHOWiNE^ s. bie ^JJroc^t, ber^Pcmp, ba3 ®evr;ingc. SHOWY, arf;'. prad)tig, glanjcnb; pran= genb, pvalilt)aft. To SHRED, V. a. ficiii (in fdimale nnb lange (Streifcn) fdjnciteii, jcrfd)nei= ben. SHRED, .■!. 1. baS !£d)nittd)cn, iSd)ni= ^cl, ber Safpcn, Sc^cn ; 2. taS 53ruc^- ftiirf. SHREW, a. bic 3anferi:iit, .^tctferinn, boS bcfe 2Beib, bcr 3anEtcnfe(; — mouse, bie Svifemang {Sm-ex — /..). SHREWD {adv. — ly), adj. 1. fc^avf|"tc^= tig ; 2. lifitg, fd;la«. SHREWDNESS, s. i. bic, Sd^Ianbcit, 93crf(^lagcnbeit, Q3erfcfcini^tf)cit, *ilrg= lift; 2. bic Sdjorfftrijtigfeit. SHREWISH {adv. — ly), adj. jiinfifc^, l)cftig ; to be—, jjanfen, fcbmalcn; — ness,s. bas jantifc^jeaBcfcn ; bie c§ef- tigfctt ; bcr i)Jntl)n,nlle. To SHRIEK, V. a. fd)reicn, laut auf= fc^rcien, frcifc^cn. SHRIEK, s. bcr (secret, baS lautc (5lngfi=)@cfd)vci ; to give a — , lant aufi'dbvcicn. SHRIEVALTY, .?. ba« 9lmt imbbie@e= rid)tebarfcit cinc« ®d)erif«. SHRIFT, s. m Dbvciibeic|)tc ; bie ?pS= fvrec^ultg, 9lbfoIution. SHRIKE, s. bcr 9?cintmi3rbcr, 2Biirgcn> gel, bie 33evgcl)icr {Lanius spinitor- gmis — A.). SHRILL, adj. l)(U, gellcnb, fc^»irrcub, bvi.if)ncnb, fd)navrcnb, fd)arf ; — noise, ba« ©cllcn, ®d)w;rrcn, Srobucn, ©cbnarren ; — tongued, mit gcllcn= bcr 3""9C. To SHRILL, V. n. gcllcil, I)cll toncit ; fd;wtrven, briJbncn. SHRILT^ESS, .9. ba« ©cllcn, ©c^wtr: ven, ber fdiarfe 3::on. SHRILLY, adr. fdinvf ti5ncnb, gellcnb. SHRIMP, s. 1. bic Jl'rabbc,@avnclc, bcr 2;afd)cntrcb«, tlcine cn bcr ^uttingcn; — stopper, bcr i^org in bcr 3Ban'b ; — trucks, bie 2Banbtlobcn. To SHROUD, V. \.a. 1. bcftbiifecn, sera nmbrcn, Dbbac^ gcbcn; 2. bcbccfcn, befleibcn, einu'tcfctn, ucrbergcn (— from,-t>ov)> Dcr^iillcn ; 3. in baS Steva betlcib l)iiIJen; II. n. ft4> auf{)aUcn, ^6) bcrgen. SHROUDS, .». pi. JV. T-s. bic 2Sanbtaue (Iciterfbrmig gefpannte %a\\t jnv 53e= fejiignng bci- 3)?aftcn) ; to ease the — , bic SJanb fcblaf macbcn. SHROUDY, adj. ®ct>n% gcwa^vcnb, fd)i]^cnb. SHROVE, in compos. — Sunday, bCV erfle ©pnntag tn ben gaficn ; — tide, bic ?yaftnad)'t, Waficnjcit; — tuesday, bet i^aflcnbicnftag. SHROViNG. s. bic Wcicr&crgaftnad)t. SHRUB, s. 1. bie 0taube, ber ©trand), 93uft^; Bwergbaum ; 2. bcr ^.Ji«iifd)= cvtract (cine 2JJifcbung yon (Sitroncu:' faft, 3iirfcr nnb ^H-aniitivcin). To SHRUB, V. a. uoit gtrandjwcr! rct= nigcn. SHRUBBERY, .?. 1. ba« ®taiibcngc= njitc^s, ©cfirauch ; 2. bic ?lnpflaji= jnng bon ©cftrand), bag i^iiftgcbiifdi. SHRUBBY, adj. ftaubcnartig, bufc{)id)t; bufcbig, ftvanci)ig. To SFjRUG, V. r. a. jiidcn, jicbcn ; in bie i^i-^bc jiebcn ; to — one's shoulders, bic aidt'ftl" S"iff" ; "• «• f^au(b)cv«, jnfammcnfabvcm bebcn. SHRUQ, «. bag 5Jd)fcIjUcfcn ; to give a — (with the shoulders), bie 9l(^fell1 jncfcn. To SHUDDER, v. n. fcta'u(b)ern, jit-- tcrn, crbcben (— at, Uor). SHUDDER, s. bcr Sc^aubcr, ba« 3'^= tern. To SHUFFLE, v. a. &■ n. 1. mtft^Cn, ycvmifdjcn, iintcv etnanbev mcngen, fd)iittcln; tu Unovbnuiig bvingcu; ,$tavtcn mifd)cn; 2. liftig mobin (aiif bie @cite) bringen, fpiclcn; 3. mit fnrjcn ®d)vittfn gcbcn, wacfdit, ivat= fcJ)clit, v>,/g. Iatfd)cit ; 4. 3In6pdite mad)cn, 3?mifc gebranc^cn; you are ta — , ®ie ^abcn b'lc Jti^rten jii mifd)cn ; to — in (into), liftig binctn fpiclcn, bincin fc^ieben, bincin ftcrfcn, fid r SIBY linbi-annen;. to — off, »on ftc^ fcfcies bfu, ablc(;ucu, ab fct)ut(dii, abnxrfcii, nbuniljcti, liftig (iu«roeicfccn, \v<%- fc^affcii ; to — on, foitwadcin ; to — ihroiigh, ft'cf) bnc^arbeiteit ; to — up, fluf imovbciiflidje, uenutirtc '\)lvt icv= ric{)tcii; abfiutfii, ciiifabclit. SHUFFLE, s. I. tie ajif^uni], b>i3 ©cmifd), 5)itvit)finaiibevwcifcit, in Unofbiiuiii} bvimjen; Scbifiibevit; 2. bte fcifi, ber Jluiifigriff, col. (Sc^ufl= Icr; — board, vid. Suovkl-board, lllt= lev Shovel ; — cap, bai 45llt|"cf)Ut= telit (ein Spifl- wobet j>aS @flb, um ba« malt fviclf, in eiticm .§ute gc= fdjiitfelt »xni-b). SHUFFLER, s. 1. bet 93Jift^er, jtar* tciigtbec ; 2. 9Janfemarf)er. SHUFFLING, (uij. soUef 3lu«f[iic&te, bf = triigltcl) ; a — excuse, cine faille 3lua= fliictt ; a — fellow, /ttTn, bct ueranbcv= lic^e, iuatife[inut^tge3)Jciifc^; Sicin= fciuadjtr ; — ly^ «!t . ., eiitlebigcn (eiiieS, cber einer vsadje) ; H. .s. 1. ber Sc^lu^, bie^Ber^ fdilieiiuiig, ©perre ; bag (Snbe(n). ii.) ; 2. lie Jtlappe ; bcr Sabcu (vid. Shut- ■!■;■: k). SHU'lTER, s. i. ber @(^tieper, iBer= [dtlieeer ; 2. genflerlaben,, ba4 (3cn= fter=)2;i)iir(^eii, bie Jllappe; — Uoit, • ber ©C^ubviegel : — knohs and roses, ec^ublabettfubpfc uub Siofc^en; — latch, ein i;auffd)lo^ ; — lifter, ber ?a= benbeber ; — screw, cine Senfterla= bcuf(|)raube. SHUTTLE, s. baS 2Bc6crf(^if, ber ©c^ii^e ; — cock, gcberball ; fg. ber (SdiTOinbclfcpf ; flying — , ciu ^iJeber^ fdiiff, baS anf ftableriien SOaljen ^urd; ein 2:riebreerf bemcgt wirb). SHY. adj. 1. fdieu, fc^iid)tcrn; 2. ju= riidbaltcnb, dngfilid); 3. bebutfam, V)orfid)tig ; 4. argwij^nifc^, eiferfii(^= tig ; 5. falt|tnnig, fait; he is very — of Mie, er incibct mic^ fo »iel cr tann ; to be — of tellin? the truth, nic^t luit bcr 3Bai)vl)ctt bcrauS mollen. TomY, v.n. fd^en fci;n ober werben (yon $ferbcn). SHYLY, ado. fdjcu, f(^iid>tern, u. f. m. ; vid. SiiY. eHYNKSS, s. bic ©c^iicfcternbcit, 3n= viirfbaltuug, i^c^eu; bcr *ilrgioo^n, bie ^cbutfamEcit. SiAr-AGOGUPS, .". pi. Jilcd. T. fpcic^cl= trcibenbc i)2ittcl. susEiiiA, .1. ©iberien. 6IRERIAN, I. adj. ftbcrifc^ ; H. s bcr Sibericr. SIBERITE, s. bcr rolbf 5;urma[in. SIBILANT, ailj. jifd^CUb ; — letters, pi. Bifcijlaute. SIBILA VION, s. baS 3t|"*ert. MBYL, i. bie ®tbi)Uf, ^Jrop^ctinn. f^iBYLLlNE, adj. f«bi;Uinifd). SIDE SICAMORE, s. vid. Sycamore. SICCATIVE, adj. S;vo(feiil)cit ycrurfa= c^cnb, trodfen mad;enb, trocfncnb. SICCITY, s. bic 5;roifcnbcit, 5?iirre. SICE, s. bie €ed)« (iin 2Biirfclfpiel). SICILIAN, l.s. bcr 'Sicilianer; u.adj. ficilianifd). SICILY, s. (bie Snfcl) 'Sicilicn. SICK, adj. 1. franf, ntagenfranf ; iibel, nic^t wol)!; 2. miibe, iiberbriifftg (— of a thing, ciiicr Sac^c) ; the — , pi. bie ,ftraufcn ; — of .., franf an . . ; i am — at iieart, mir ift iibcl, (fc^limm) ; it makes nie — , ntir wirb ivct) baoor ; — to death, tobtfranf ; — bed, baS Jlranfcubctt; — binii, baS ,^ranfen^ lager (auf Sd)iffcn) ; — chamber (— room), bie 5tranfenfhibe ; — herrings, •j5ol}l^ari«ge; — list, bie ,ffranfcn= liflc. To SICKEN, V. I. n. 1. fraiit fci^u, (cr): franfen, franf tiicrbcn (—at, von); 2. fted)cn, yergc^en, binwelfeit, bin= ff^ivinbeii ; 3. fg. iiberbriifftg fc^n, ftd) efeln (— at. »or, iibcr) ; il. a. franf madjen; fc^wdd^en, cntfrdften, flusmcrgcln. SICKISH, adj. frdnffid), unpav ; fted); — ness, s. bie Jtrdnflic^fcit; iSiecf)= f)eit. SICKLE, s. bie (Sic^cl; —feather, bie (^c^njaujfcbcr; — wort, ba§ iOciU frant, bie Jlion(en)iinde {C(rrnnuu — L.). siCKLED, adj. luit cincr eid)cl »cr= fc^en. SICKLINESS, ..;, bie Jlranflid^fcit, Un= Vdglic^feit; ©icc^bctt. SICKLY, aiij. 1. franf, frdnflic^, nnpdj5= lic^ ; ficcft, f(^mdd)lid); 2. franf i«a= c^enb ; to be — , frdiiEeln, ftec^en ; — time, bie ungcfunbe Beit. SICKNESS, s. bie Jlranf^cit; (guc^t, (Sicd)^cit: Uebelfeit; great — , bie SIDE, s. 1. bie @ctte; 2. ®cgenb,?age ; 3. ^^jartei, gaftion, gcftc; 4. ber 9ianb ; on this — , — of the water, l)ier jit Sanbe ; on this — tlie Rhine, bicsfcit bc« 3fil)ein« ; on this — forty, uuter oicrjig 3al)ren; by the— of, }ur (an ber) (geite, ncben einanber, Sea /anjr. 53 orb an ^Orb ; on the otlier — , jcnfeitS ; as noted on the other — , Wie umfiebcnb; by his mother's — , »on ©cite feiner 2)htttcr, t)on Sljut^ tcrSfcitc; — by—, nebcneiitanbcr; — of a hill, ber 3lbbang ctneS 33er= ge§; sea — , bie (See=Jiliifte ; water — , baS Ufcrj Sp. E-s. the better — (far—, oil" — ), bie red)te ©cite; near — , bic linfcScitc; I give it on your — , ic^ evfenne c« S^nen ju; to speak on one's — , }u 3cmanbe8 Seflcn tc= ben ; to take sities, *4^artei ncl;nien ; — arms, @eitcngcwe()r ; — bar, baS ©eitcnftiicf ; — beams, tie 5Pre9».Hiiibe (ber i^uc^brudcrpreffe) ; —blow, bcr (5d)lag »on bcr €eite; — board, ba§ (gcitcubrctt; bie Jagbaube; ber 9le= bcntifii), (£d;enftifc^, Srebcnstifd), Seruicctifd) ; — box. bie Seitcnloge; — carpet, cin fc^iiiafcr S;epvi(^ yor ba« i^ctt 5n Icgcn; — face, baS 5l5ro= fil, .§albgeftd)t, bic ©eitcnanftd)t ; — fish, jv. T-s. baS yorbere unb l)in: tcre (Stii(f ciiicS jufammcngcfc^tcn Ma\ieS ; — giance,ber ©eitcnblid, baS Slnfc^iclcn; — lantem, biei&c^[art)t= latente; — lays, pi. Sp. E. frifAe 3«gb^nnbe im iP)intcrt)alte, ba8 »or= beifommcii-bc 2BiIb ju ycrfolgcn ; — lining, baS Scitcnlcbcr, bic Dbers ftemnie ; — ions, a ; — taking, ba§ ^partcici^flreifcn ; — trees, pi. jv. 7'. bic beibcn untern iSeiten= ftitdc ctneS jufaniinengcfc^tcn 'SUla^ ftf S ; — view, bic Sciteuanftc^t (>iln= ftdit tion bcr Scitc) ; — waver, wig. bcr Srdgcr ciucS 5)ad)e§ ; — wise (— waysXjcitcrodrtS, bie Ouerc ; — wind, bcr ia:ettcminnb. SIDE, adj. yon ber ©cite ^cr, tnbirect, fc^ief- To SIDE, V. n. 1. anf ciitt (Seite le^nc.j (w. ii.); 2. (with one), Scmanbe* Spavtci uebmcu, Scnianb uiiterftii^cn, cS luit iijm baltcii, auf feiner ©cite fci)n ; to — against one. ^cgcu (wibcr; einen fei)n, bag aTMberfpicl ^alten. SIDER, .s. bcr !:partcigcuoffe. SIDERAL, adj. y.cu belt ©terncu f)cr= tomnieub, juin @cftirn gcbijrig ; — day. — time, — year, bcr Steriltag, bic Stcr.'tjcit, baS .). SIDEROGRAPHIC (— cal), a>lj. fttCtt'- grapbifd); —art, bic ©tal)l|'tcd)cr: tnnft; —impression, bc^ Stal)lftirl). siDEROGRAi'HisT,«. bcr i&ibcrograph, Stablftcc^er. SIDEROGRAPHY, s. btc ©ibcrograptjic, (5tal)lftcc^erfunfl. SIDING, s. baS '$arteinef)mcn ; bic ^artci. To SIDLE, V. V. 1. im ®cl)en ttjocfcin ; 2. auf bcr ©cite liegcn. SIDLING, s. ba« SBacfcln; to go — . till ®el)cn icadeln, yon bcr Seitc gcbcn. SIDNEY-EARTH, .«. bcr Sliiflralfaub. SIEGE, s. 1. bic Selagcrung ; 2. fig. baS bringcnbc Slnlicgen, 3ufe(jcn ; to lay — to, bclagcvn; fig. bringenb antiegcu, jnfe^eh. SIENNA, s. ein l;ellgel6er Dfcr (icrrn de Sienna). SIENNITE, s. vid. Syenite. SIESTA, s. (fpanifcf)) baS 2}?ittag» fc|ldfc^cn, bie 33Jittag«rube. SIEVE, s. bas Sieb, ein Movb, Jle6» rid)tforb ; — hoops, (Sicbrcifen ; — like, ftebfijrmig; —maker, bcr ©icb= mad)cr. 7-0 sirr, r. a. 1. fteben, ftditcn; 2. (ab=)fonbvrn ; 3. fig. priifcn, miter* fud)cu, iuol)Icnydgcn; to — out, an?* forfcbcn, an«bolcu ; to — to the bot- tom, aiifs ©enauejie nnferfut^cn. SIFTER. ;?. 1. bcr (Stcber,9iciniger ; 2. g}lel)lbcnte(, iDIcf)lforb ; 3. fig. ^rii= fenbe, 9lbfonbcrer. SIFTING, part. s. ba3 ©tcbcn ; fig. ^ipriifcn. To SIGH.-B. I. 71. feufjcn ; (— after, at, for . .), feufjcn, fd)mad)ten nat^ . . ; il a. iefcufjcn ; bctvaueru. 3S9 SIG^ SILI SILV i'fiil. s Ji r 'fCrt UOtl SlllfcljCIt fcuiifii; out of — , auS belt ^Iiigcti; ont of — , out of mind, proo. auS bCIt 9lU(^eit, aii§ bcin ©inn ; Sca p/i-s. — of the lanil, bte idailbftc^t ; in — of the land, tin 9liiflffid)t bcS ilaubeS ; there is no — of land, man l)at fcin ©eftc^t (aomSanbc); to be out of — , »cvfe= <\tU (bom Saiibe auiSliic^t nu'fiv fu^t= bat) ffi)n ; — hole, baS SSiftr (an ct= ncm ©rabbogcn u. f. lu.) ; — 's man, ctn i)hjfif«f bcr gletcfe »oin 33lntte I'ptclt, prima vixta SviclCf. SIGHTED, m!j. in compos. fc^Cllb, . . ftc^tic^; dim — , blbbftc^ttg ; open — , cine freie Slusftcfet babcnb, tueit I)tt= cfcnb ; long — , nicitftdjttg ; quick — (sharp — ), fcJ)avfftc!)tig • short — , furjftc^tig. SIGHTLESS, ndj. bltllb. s:ghtune&s, s. bte 32i5^ige)ia(t, eic^oitbeit, ©tattlicbfctt. SIGHTLY, adj. 1. t«ol)Iflcbi(bct, fd?6n, flattltd) ; 2. ojfcit, fret, bent JBltcfe jitgcinglic^. SIGIL, s. bag Stcgcl. siGiSMOND, SiGisMUND, s. ©tegmunb (9)Jannanainc). siGMOiDAL, aiij. A T. ftgntafSimig, balbmonbfiirinig. BiGN, «. 1. ba« 3ei(^eit, ^ennjetc^cn, iOtcrfma! ; @t)ren5cid)en ; 2. (— board), bte (^innii, iaS (*21ii«bangc=) (2cJ)ilb (uor cinem [sS]ivt()«=].§anfe, Jtauflabcn n. f. w.) ; 9ln«biiiigcbtlb (bet ©c^aubnben n. f. \i\) ; 3. (Sl)m= brl, Silb, s)3pr[,iit,; 4. 2B«nbcr; aBunbevjcic^cn ; 5. ber 3Binf, bie 9JJtene • 6. bie Uiitcrfc^vift ; to make signs, Sfit^cn gcbcu, 5u>»iuten; — of admiration, bog *-l?crnninbevung8= (^2)iigrufungg=)3ctc^eii [!]; — ma- nuX\, bie eigenl)aubige Unterfrf)rift, .Diinbffbvift (manii proprin) ; bag .^anbjcic^en, bcr (»erfc|)lungene) dla.^ metis,5ug, bie ^^arafe; — post, bie i^fofte,' tuoran bag ©cfcilb (eines SBtvt()§i)au|>g n. f. tu.) biingt, bie •&(tilbvfofle : bag Sc^ilb. To SIGN, V. n. 1. jeici)ueu, be;eicfcncn ; 2. niitev5eid)uen, tuitcvfdjrcibeu ; siancd and sealed, nntcrfc^viebcil Itnb beftegclt. K^GNAL, s. bag (Signal, 3eid)en, bie VPOfltng; — of distress, bag ^Jlotl)' v5i(^iial, ber SfJot^sSc^utl ; in — ,suin ^etrfccn. SlfiNAL (nrfo. — i,y), ailj. ttiiggejet^= net, mevfnnirbig, grog ; a — defeat., cine Sotal=9flieberlagc ; to fire — cnns, (Stgnat=Sc{)iiffe' t^un; — ship, bag 9Bact)tfc^iff ; — sky rockets, <5ig= nal=5Rflfeten. n SIGNALIZE, V. a. augjetc^nen, merE= 3B0 tviirbtg macfeen ; to — one's self, ft^ au§jeiq>nen, ftc^ f)eiS>prtt)un. SIGNATURE, s. 1. bie Signatnr, 3(iif= fc^rift ; 2. bie SBescici^niing ; bcr Seiceig; bag 3fic^fi'/ Jtenn.^eirfjcit ; 3. bte eijjenljaitbige Unterjeichniing, Untcrfc^nft ; 4. Typ. 7'. bie SSogeit; bejeii^ttitng, ^yiattbe^cicijmtng, (Sig= natnr, (buvd) sQnrf)ftaben ober 3al)= hit); M. E-s. (the) — of... 2Bir jcid)ueu (im (Circular); under the joint — of our names, nutcr nilfcrm oereiiiteu Xiamen, SIGNER, *. bee iicjcittner; llntcr= 5eid)ncr. SIGNET, s. baa (.Oanb^lSicget, 3n= ftcgcl ; — office, bag fonigli'c^e ©ie= getamt;— ring, ber SiegcUing. SIGNIFICANCE, (—cy), s. 1. bic 93e= beutung, ber iBevftaiib, Sinit ; 2. bie a?ebciiffnmfcir, aBid)tigEeif ; 3. JEraff, (Snergie, ber S^ac^brndf. SIGNIFICANT, (adv. — ly), adj. 1. be= bcutenb; bcjeiciincnb j 2. bebentuttgg= v>oU, bcbeutfami friifttg, nacbbviicflic^. SIGNIFICATION, s. 1. bie SSebeutuitg, ber (Sinn; 2. bie 9lnbcntnng, SDc= jcicf)nnng. SIGNIFICATIVE (adr. — ly), adj. be= bcutenb, bcscirtnicub, bebcufunggooU, bcbeutfam, iiadjbviicflic^, mit 'Jlac^= brucf. siGNiFiCATOR, ) s. bag 2?ejei(i)nen= SIGNIFICATORY, ) be, 3eicJ)eu, bie 5i3c= jeicl)nung. 7b SIGNIFY, v.a. l.tcbcntcu; 2. an= jcigen, anbeuten ; 3. von aBict)tig= £cit fei;n ; 4. mcincit; 5. befaiint tnaci)en; what signifies! was t)T8 roeiter ! it sicnifies nothing (does not signify), eg tfl ni(i)tg baran gclcgcn, tt)nt nic^fg jur (Sac^e, fd>abct (Hjeiter) nic^tg. SILENCE, .?. 1. bag (Sc{)n5eigen, (SiiII= fdjweigen ; 2. bie Ucbergeljnng mit (StiUfci)ttjeigcn, 93ergcffcnl)cit; 3. ©tille ; 4. 3^eifcf)wicgenbeit, ©cfeweigfamfeit ; — ! flille! 9?nf)c fag' ic^! to keep — , fi1)n.H'igeit, ftille fei^n ; in — , fiilifc{)rocigeiibg ; to put to — , jmn (2(i)n)eigftt (jur 3iul)e) brtngcit. To SILENCE, II. n. 1. jum ®(^itH-igen bringen ; 2. ftiUe macron, jnr 3inbe uenveifen; 3. nerbieten; 4. (cinen @eif}ltct)en) jufpenbiren ; to — a battery. Mil. Ph. ciue ©attcrie juin (&ci)tt.Kigen bringen. SILENT, adj. 1. fcbweigciib; 2. flill; 3. uerfc^miegen, f(1)iueigfain; be — : fc^weigc ! SILENTIARY, s. ber 95evfc!)iinegcne, jum Sc^rocigen 33ervflic6tete. SILENTLY, adj. 1. [djTOeigciibg, mit (gtillfc^nieigcn; 2. in ber (SttUe, fiill. SILENTNESS, s. 1. bag (Sd)roctgen, bic (Stille; 2. aSerff^njiegcnljeit, (Scbtueigfamfeit. SILESIA, s. 1. bic 5{jrobiii} (2d)Ieften; 2. bie fcfelefifd)e Scinwanb ; — lawn, fd)lcfifd)e (5d)lcter=Sciniitaiib; — lettuce, ber 5)iriit5Cufoj>ffalat. SILESIAN, I. adj. fc^lcftfd) ; — linen. frblefifd)c Sein'iuanb ; il. s. ber Sdile= fier. SILEX, s. Min. T. bcr ,$ltefcl. siLHOUE'rrE. .V. (franj.) /norf. bie Sil= ^ouctte, bcr (gd)attenri§. SILICA, s. jMin. T. bic ilicfclcrbc. SILICIOUS, adj. ficfclartig. SILICIUM, s. 'ch. T. bag eilicium, bie mctaliifcle ^^afe ber .6iilfcn. SILIQUA (Siuque), a. bic (idfeotc, ^iilfc. SILIQUOSE, 5 ,. -.■,.- .. i^-.f siLi(»uous,r"'-^- ^""'3' "lit -r^nlfct* SILK,. L s. bie Scibc; bag ®cibcn' jcug ; raw — . ciiibra[)tige geibc; thrown — , su'cibrol^tige (gcibc; fiocH — bie Blfrffeibe, ^foretfcibe: a dealer in silks, ber (jcibcn^anblcr ; H. adj. fcibcn ; ill compos. — bind, cilte yirt ScibcnjClig; — cotton-tree, bft SBaumrooUcnbaum {Bmthax — /,.) ; — dyer, bcr (Scibcitfarbev, (£cbonfar= bcr; — ferret, bag giorctbanb ; -- flowers. _ fcibcue ^n^blumcn; — grass, bie SIloe ; — hat, bcr fcibeiit 4?nt ; — husk, (cod of the — worm), b"iig (2cibenge[)aufe, ber 6ocon ; — lace, SBloubeil; — man ( — mercer), ber (2eibcn=(2Banrcit=)l)aiibler; — net, ber ©ctbentbitll ; — nubs, rid. — husks ; — printer, ber Scibcnbrils (fer ; — reel, bie ©eibcniviubc, ber (Seibenbagpcl ; — shag, bcr fi'injte lamcclbdrne ^piiifd; ; — spinner, bet ®eibenf|>iiincr; — stockings, bte fct^ bencn fetriim^ne; — stufl^s, ©eibeiis ftoffe, (Scibcnjeugc; — thrower, ber •Seibcnbcrcitcr; — trade, bcr Sei= bcnbanbcl; — twist, ber aiif Seibc gefponnenc ®olb= ober Stlberfabcn; — wares, Scibcntvaarcn ; — waste, 31bfa]IroniSeibc,'2tras5c; — weaver, ber ticibcuweber; — worm, bcr ®ci= bciiiviurnt. SILKEN,? adj.\. fcibcn, WW ®cibe; SILKY, 5 2. in ©cibe gcricibet ; 3. feibenartig, incit^, fammetrocidj, fanft, jart, tueidjlid?. To SILKEN, V. a. wci(^ obcr fcibciuirtiij madjen. SILKINESS, s. 1. bag (geibcnavtigc; 2. bie 2Bcic^lid)feit. SILL, s. 1. bfoiicn cineg (^cnfterg, bic genftcrfeljn>eUe. SILLABUB, s. bag ©iUabub (cin ®e^ trauE aug iDJil^, SBein obcr (Siber, unb ^iitfei"). SILLINESS, .s. bic (Sittfalt, gilberu' beii, Suminbcit, a3erftanbcgfdjiinif|)e. SILLY (adn. — ilv), einfaltig, albcrn, bumm. SILT, s. ber feine ©cefanb, 2;rtebfanb. siLURE, SiLURus, s. ber gcmciue 2s]cJg iSiiurus glanis — J^.) ; bcr ®tijr [Jlci- penser siurio — />). SILVAN, I. adj. malbtg ; 11. s. . b,\4 (Siban, S;cUur. SILVER, I. s. 1. bag (Sitber; 2. ©i{= bergclb; 11. adj. 1. filbcvn ; 2. unc ©liber flingenb, tianguoU; 3. fil- bermettl; — amalgam, bcr b*bcfae= brifdjc SJJcrfnr; — beater, ber (£il= berfrblcigcr, ®olbfd)Iager ; — bush, ber Silberbr.f^) {Anthyitis bnrba Jovis- — L.) ; — button, ber filbcrnc Sino\>f ; — cloth, bcr ©ilberfioff; — cockle, bag flciue i)iild)boot (.drca lactsa) ; — coin, bic ©ilbcrmiilljc; — fir ( — fir- tree), bie (Silbcrtanne ; ■5ped)trtimc {rimis jiicea) ; — fish, ber ©ilber= ftfd; ; — foam, bie @i(berglattc; — glance, bcr ©ilbcrgtaiij, bag ©d)n)c= fclfilcber; earthy — glance, bie (Sil- berfc^marsc ; brittle — glancc; (Scfja'avjgiilbigtTj ; — - gray, ft(bcr= gran; — groshen, mod. bcr (Silber= gvpfc^en (preiifjifd^e CD^iinje, bcren brcifiig nuf ciiieit Shalcr gc()cii) ; — hair, bag igilbcrs.^aar; Silber{)aar» grag (.^ira canjophyUttcri) •, — hilted, intt filberncm ®cfa$ (®riff) ; — - lace, bic (Silbcvtreffe; — laced. mit %i\- ber (Ober (Silbcrtreffcn) befc^t; — leaved fir-tree, bie aEciptaiinC, @b«I« taittie {Pinus allies — /..) ; — miw bic (gilbcrarnbc ; — money, bag (5il' SIMP SING SINK fetrgelb; —mouldings, crfiabcnc (2it= beravbett auf ^.ilalttftft SBaare;. — mounted, filbcvbefcijlaflcii, ftlbergc= fatjt ; — mouth, tie- (2d)langen[)aut (due 3J2jifc[)eIavt) ; — ore, baS Sti= bercrj ; — plate, t)eiv,rbcttete§ (StU jcnrj ; a — plate, ciii filbcvnei* SleU Icr; — powder, biiS iUJaterftlbfv; — ruble, bee (vii|"nfd)e) Silbcrnibel; — sand, bcr «tlbCV)flnb; — smith, bfV ©ilbravbeiter, @olbf(f)mieb ; — smith's sand, '^^olti'faiib fiir Silbcr: arbettcr ; — snake, bieaBi!nnfd)(an= ge; — spangles, bie Silbevpittcvit; — sound, ber Stlbcvflang {iUxU suoiw i:r(rentino) ; — stick in waiting, bCV lfiH>itik bev Seibgai'be im 35ifiifl; — thistle, (— weed), baS ©ilbevflMllt, bet iuilbe iUaillfant {PotentUla ansertna — /J; — tongued, ftlbevflimiutg ; — tree, bcr (Silberbailin (Protea — /,.) ; — voice, bie @ilbevflimmc (ttill. voce nrn-entina) ; — white, ftU beifarbfit ; bie Silbcvfavbe ; — wire, bcr @tlbeibvaf)t. Tn SILVER. V. a.. (— over) ' (9er=)fif= bcni, uberfilbent. SILVERING, s. bie Scrft(bening. BiLVERLiNG, s. ber ©tlberliiig. siLVEKLV, adv. ftlberavttg, rote @t[= ber. SILVERY, adj. 1. filbfrartig, ftlbfr^: farbeti; 2. iuit ©ilbcr bebccff. SIMILAR (ado. — ly), adj. gtei^iutig, dbnlic^. SIMILARITY, s. bie ©Icii^avttgfeit, .i5ontpgeuitat ; ?lc[)iilid)£eit. siMiLi; s. baS ©leid^iii^, bie ®Icic^- iiitjvcbe. SIMILITUDE, s. 1. bie 3let)nli(^£cit ; 1. 95frijlfi>-bii!ig, ba§ ©letdbnip. BIMILITI'DINARY, mij. elite 5le()nlic^ = ffit aim'igeitb, cine ^?evgleid;iiiig entbiilttitb, S)evg(eid)cnb, tit' ®leirf)= nfffeii, bard) @leid)uiffe erlautert. 6IMILOII, s, bns @imi(ov (cine 2)?etall= fomvofitioii). SIMITAK, S. tlll/.'Cl.METER. To .SIMMER, V. n. geliiibc foc^cii, iim(= Icn ; simmering, Joallcnb. ^::M\EL (— breadi, s. eiiie 9lrt 3^01?= nfiifud;cit, bcr a.l?eibitad)tSfnc^eu. SIMON, s. einioit (iWauiiSiiamc). siMONiAC,.«. ber Simouiaciig (bcr ftc^ bcr Simoiiic fd^ulbig iiiaft)t). SIMONIACAL (mU\ — ly), ad;, bltrt^ SiiTicmie, bcr Simouie fdjulbig. SIMONIOUS, adj. tcc Siiuoiiie fct)iil= SIMONY, s. bie eilllPlllC. SIMOOM, .0. bcr Samuin (eiu ^eijjcr, gtftigcr SSinb). siMOUS, «'//. 1. fiuiuDfiuiftg, ilu(pita= fig; 2. r)olilfIad)ig, coiicat). To SIMPER, V. n. biimiu (gejiert) Ia= djeln, grei;ieii, griiifeii. SIMPER, .?. ias buniine (gejicrtc) ia- c^edi, ©reiiien, ©riiifen. BIMPERINGLY, adr. bllUtin, (aC^Clllb. SIMPLE, adj. 1. ciufad), uii^urammeu- gcfetjt ; 2. ciii^elit; 3. einfaltig, arg= W ; 4. fd)ltd)t, fuilflloS ; — aver- age. JH. /-:. bie eiufac^c ober bcfoiibc= re .6afcvct ; — body, Ch. T. bcr uiige= tbeilte, uiinufgclbPtc .ftfirpcr; —con- tract, I..T. bcr niiiiiblid;c Dbcrfd)rift= lid)e bocfc iinbcfiegcUc) (Contract; — liiMided, fd)lid)t, cittfii(tig ; — time, Mas. T. bcr eiiifac^c ober gauj gerabe 6IMPLE, .?. bas ©iiitt^titm, @inH)Icr; .ft'vnut, ciiifad)c .gictlmittcl, yirjciict= frail t. To siMPLii V. n. jtraiitcv fammclii. slMPLENii5.s, s. 1. bie (Siiifactibeit; 2. Unf*ulb '^. 0c^licbt{)eif, ,!timftIo= figjctt; 4. (Sittfalt, 33erfiaiibe6fd;w(i= die. SIMPLER, s. bcr Jtraiiterfunbigc ; —'a joy, eiue 3lvt (Jifcufraut {Verbena — L). SIMPLETON, s. bcr S)nmm!oi5f. cin- fiidige 2:roj)f, 5)jillfcl,(SitlfaItl^^.^iufcl. SIMPLICITY, .? 1. bie Unycrntifc^t= licit; Siufucitcit; 2. ©infalt, Uu= bcfiiiigeidjcit; 3. ®d)lid;theif, J?uitfi= Io|tg!cit; 4. Unfd;ulb; 5. a3crfian= bcofc^macfee ; 6. 3)ciitIic&Ecit. SIMPLIFICATION, s. bie £Gerctnfa= d;uiig. To SIMPLIFY, V. a. »crctnr«q)ett ; cr= Ici^tcril; to — a benefice, cillcr ^friinbe bie Seclforgc abiic^mcn. SIMPLIST, s. vid. Simpler. SIMPLY, adv. 1. eiufacfe, ciiijcln; 2. iingetiinflcU; 3. eiiifiiltig, tbihidit; 4. fdjlcc{)t[)iu, an uiib fiir ftc^, blop, uur. To SIMULATE, v. a. iiac^af)mcn, imci); inac^eii, itad;;iffcu. SIMULATE, adj. ycrftcHt, itad)gcmad)t. SIMULATION, s. btesSerfteUuug, @lci^^ uerei. SIMULTANEOUS {adv. — ly), adj. Jll glcic^cr 3fit gefd)ef)ciib, glcid)jcitig ; — ness, s. bie (i)lcid)5citigfcil. SIN, s. bieSiillbC; — born (—bred), ill (boa bcr) Siinbe erjcagt ; — offer- ing, ba:S ©iiabopfcr; — worn, in Siiabe «crlcbt. To SIN, V. n. fiinbigcn ; ( — against, gegeu) ; to — on, fortfiiubigcu. SINAPISM, s. ba« ©ciifvflitiler, bcr Scufnnifdjlng. SINCE, I. prep. S- adv. 1. fcit, VOll . . ait, fcitbciu; 2. I)cr, sorter, yovbei; II. coiij.ta, njcil, iabcnt ; long — , langc l)cr, uorlaagfi; how long —1 fcit roaau? wie langc? sometime — , yor cinigcr3ctt; about ten years — , VOX ungefa^r jcl)ii 3al)rcu ; — you are here, ba (luctl) bu ciniuat f)icr bift ; — it is so, ba iS fo tft ; — writing the above, M. K. (al8 9^act)fd)rift cineS 4^vtcfc«), Dbigc* gefdjricbeu. SINCERE («(/«.' — ly), aiij. aiifridjtig ; rcblic^; laatcr. SINCERENESS, \ s. bie 9Iafri(^figtcit, SINCERITY, S 3icblid)fcit. SINCIPUT, .?. Ji. T. ba3 a3orbcrI}aupt. SLN'E, g. M'U. T. bcr SilUl^. SINECUKE, .1. bie Sinecure, $friinbc Di)ue Scclfin-ge, baS 9lnit of)ne Siciiit, Sdjcinamt, eoi. bie SauIftcIJe. SINE DIE. adv. (Kit.) /.. T. St- Purl. Ph. auf unbcfiimnitc 3ftt- siNE-QUA-NON. s. ([at) bie unnm= giinglic^e 33cbtngung. sInew, s. 1. bie Spannaber, Se&iie, berStevu; 2. fig. bie Jlraft, Starfc; money is the — s of war, baS (55clb tft bic Sccle beS .itricgcg ; Sp. K-s. — shrunk, I)cr5fd)[ad)tiii (uoa -4>ferbcn) ; — sprung, iibcrftaufbt (ooa ^fcvben). To SLNEW, V. a. (luic iiiit <2el;nen) biabcn, fcftbinbcn. SINEWED, ) naubig; als 6in5clmad)t; — handed conflict, vid. — combat, — hearted, aafrid)ttg, vcblic^; a — house, cia ^awi, welc^cS nut ciii 3immcr in cincr 3(ad)t bat ; — life (— stale), bcr ei)clpfe iStaab, bit Sebigfcit; — lo.aves, ®rPS=3J?clt3 (=3uder) ; — person, bcr (bic) Uu»cr= l)ciratbcte ; — soled, cinfi^tilig ; — stick, cine 9lrt jjcdiiftpcf, cia S)[5riige(. To SINGLE, or To Single out, v. a. 1. (ab=)fpubcra. anlfpnbcrn ; 2. au«= uniblcu, auaicfeii, au^fudicu, ^erauS= ftnben. SINGLENFiJS,- .>-. 1. baS ginjcluc, 9lUcinfet)n, bic ®cfd)iebca&eit; 2. (5infadi[)eit ; 3. 5lufvid)tigfctt, (— oi heart, bic i5f<"JcnS=)(Sinfalt. SINGLY, adv. 1. cin^eln, befcnbev*, ftiiiia'cife; an nub fiir fic^; 2. aUeia; 3. aufrit^tig, ebrlicfc. SING-SONG, s. bcr giagfang. SINGULAR [adv.— hx). adj. 1. ciufaC^, cia^eln ; 2. cinjig ; 3. fpubcvbar, ctgca, fcltfant ; 4. Ornm. T — nimiber, bcr (Singular, bie ©injabi ; — man, bcr Spubevling ; singulars, pi. ©injcf^ {)citea. SINGULARITY, s 1. bic t? igCll^eit ; ©pubcrbartcit, gcltfaiwfctt ; 2. baS bcfpnbcre 5,!ovred)f. SINICAL, adj. ciucu SiuuS betrcfeub. SINISTER («rf/i. — ly). adj. i.fig. trau= vig, ungliid(id); 2. bSfe, uarcc^f, taftcrbafr, trcuIpS; 3, liii!, linfs {H. T.). SINISTRORSAL, adj. fdjicf rcc^tS auf= ftcigenb. SINISTROUS (adv. — ly). a/lj. 1. lillf, vcrfcbrt; 2. unvcd)t, abgcfcbmadft. TuSiNK, v. J. 71. i. ftntcii, ccrfiafca ; 2. unterfinfen; 3. natcrtaucbcn ; 4. eiafiufcii, eiafailen; 5./^. ycifalteti, abncbnieu; 6. eriicgeu; unifpmmen, ju ®runbc gcbeu, iintergcfjca ; 7. bringen, cinbnugcn, ciufaitgca ; 8. burcbfci)lagen (upu^'apicr); the paper sinks, ba« ^apicr fcblagt biirc^ ; to — deep, ttcf cinbrtngcu ; to — in price, im g?reifc fallen, ftufen, abfcbfagen-, to — in years, altcru ; to — back, 511= ri'icf fta!ca ; to — down, niebcvfinfcn ; ^a ®ranbe geben; in SDl)aniad)t fallen ; to — into, einbringen, bnrd)= fd)lagcn ; to — into oblivion, in 33crs ncffcnl)cit geratben ; to — under, cr- liegca ; nicberbriiJea ; II. a. 1. ftufen niacbf" ; ffiif«u, verfcnfen ; 2. ctn= graben, auStiefen, abfcnfen, abftntcn, abteufca ; 3. ftiirjea, Dcrbcrben ; 4. ernicbvigcn, bcrabfc&cn, ycvniinberu; 5. nnterbriidcn; to — a debt (a fund), cine -Sc^alb tilgcii, (ciu Capital) ab» •Ml SIST SIZE SKIM tva<\n\, nntovti(fi)rcrt; to — ditciws, ©vabcn jie^eii ; to — money, @clb nuterfctjtageit (it. i'l.); to — a pit, fiiifit f?rt)ad3t nbteufcii; to — a ship, eiii t)re eincS ®ugfleine«, bev SUi^gu^ ; — stone, ber ©ugjlcin, 9lb^ugfteiit. BlNiaNG, s. baS @iitfen ; ©cttfcit ; — fund, bii« SilgangScnpitat, ber XiU niing«foitb; — paper, giltrirvnVif'^/ micHpaVifi"' SINLESS, adj. fiinbloS, fihtbenfrct, un= fc^ulbig ; — news, s. bie ®iiubloft^!eit, 9Jeiu^tit, Uitfc^ulb. SiNNER, s. 1. ber Siiiibcr, bie (Sitnbe= rinn; 2. bet Sevbvcdjcr, bie 33ei= brerf)criiiii. Ta SINNER, v. n. to — it, JUf 'Siittbe mnc^eii. SINOPER, ) .5. ber ©ifenfiefei, Siitopd ; siNOPLE, S IT T. vot^e garbc. SINTER, s. ber (Sinter. To SINUATE. V. a. fc^Iangciiformifj friimmcii, fct)lanflelii, biegeit, luallen. SINUATE LEAP, s. B. T. etit buc^tigcS sBlatt. oiNUATlON. s. bie fd)taitgenformigc Jtriimmiiitg, (Sc^(aiigcii=)iMcgung. .sinucasitv, s. ba« @efc{)liiugelte, bie .Slriimmisig, SSellenfin-migfeit. SINUOUS, aiij. gcfd;laiigelt, fitlaiigeii= fiuMnig; bbgig, gefrummt, roelicn= fiu-mig. SINUS, s. 1. ber 2JJccrbitfeit; 2.A.S,- M.it. T. ber ©initg. To SIP, V. I. a. fc^liivfoit, [viiiri'i fdiliir: fen ; H. 11 nippen, !oftei'. SIP, s. iciS (Sc^liirfcfccii, v£5 i ■'. M)on; to take a — too much,/ m ^i t'.cf iiiJ (S\(ii gncfen. SiPHiLis. .9. bic ?ufireud)f. SIPHILITIC, a'lj. fiipbilitifd). SIPHON, s. bie u^(, bcv (22cin:) ^eber. SIPPER, s. ber 9iivpenbe, iSc^fiirfenbe. SIPPET, 5. bie tieine ^nibfd)nitte. sia, s. i^err ; nieiu .6err; — loin, iaS Senbcnf?ii(5 feoni Siinbe. sniE, .9. 1. €irc (*Jlnrebctite{ an ben Jtmiig) ; 2. ber ©tammyatcr, S3or= yatcr '; 3?ater ; in compos.^— . . vater, J. ©. grand-sire, ber @ro§oater. 7'tfSiRE, v.a. burd) 3eugnng I;ev9or- bringen, jeugen coon S^teren). siren;, i. s. 1. bie ®ireuc ; .fig. retjenbe SSerfii^vciin; 2. bie nalfijrmige @t= yene (eilie (SibCitfC — Sirm lacertina) ; H. mil reijcnb, »erfiU)vci-ifd; ; — sons, ber Sirenengefang; — voice, bie ^i- reiieiifiinime. siriasis, .'. Med. T. bcr @onnenftic^. siRius, s. .fist. T. ber Siriii?, .§uiib«= ftern. SIRLOIN, s. vid. Ullter Sir. SIRNAME, s. vid. Surname. SIRO, s. bie (dlrafe=)3}iilfae. SIROCCO, s. ber ©irocco, ®itbofiannb, @[itt)roiub. SIRRAH, s. Jterl! Suuge! Siirfdje! bu ba ! SIRUP, s. ber ®i)rnv_, 3ucfcvfaft. siRUPED, aitj. cerfiigt; flip wie ®«vup. slRUPy, adj. ivie ©i^rup, f«nipartig. SISKIN, s. ber ^eiftg, (Srlfinf {FringiUa npinus — /,.). msTER, s. 1. bie Sd)meficr ; 2. SRonne ; — in-i.iw. bie Sdjivageriiiu ; — block, .y. r. cine 3U't S3iolihb(oif mit f,md fciteibcn ; — country, bn§ Sd;n)ei^cr= kub ; — piaintior. bic iOJittKlgcriiin ; — '.■5 thread, JtloficrjaMni, gcbleicbtc 3wirn; — to .., «erfd;roiflert mit . ; :{8J the — arts, bie berfdjwtftcrten (fitF= neu) .^iiitfie; the (fatai> — s, pi. bie (£c^icffa{«=Sc^n3eflern, ^arjen. SISTERHOOD, s. 1. bic (&d)wefter= fd)aft, a?eifi-f)n.nfleriing ; 2. fd)mefter= lid)e 51]ptrf;t (m. u.) ; 3. ber (£(^weftcv= prben. SISTERLY, ad.j. &■ adv. fd)meflerltc^. To SIT, B. 77. i. ft^cu ; 2. ruf^en, liegen ; 3. fe»n, bleiben, ropbneit; 4. 'Si^ung fialten; 5. briiteii; 6. fleibeu, nn= j^ct)en, ^Jaffcn, ft^cn (upit jtleiberu) ; to — close at work, cmftg rtrbeiten ; to — at meat, effen, bei S^ifc^c fel)n; to — drinking, bic '^t'xt mit Srinfen jubringen; to — to one. eincm fifeeu (um ftc^ malen 511 kffen) ; the coat — s well, baS ,lanir» !effel (bcr i^ud)binber) ; — water, ber 3[!crgrlbgrunb auS @imeii) uu» 5ffiaffcr. ■ 7'n SIZE. v.a. 1. bic gel)i.h-ige ©rii^f cber bag gel)5rige SHa^ gcbcn, jufti^ rcn; 2. (ab=:)uieffcu, aidjen (w. ii.); beftiniincu, fcftfe^eu ; 3. Min t tit BinuElu'ucr burd) Sicben fovtircu; 4. mit .$?alfmilc^ pbcr Seimuinffct beftieid)en, fc^lcmmen, ubcvfiieidjeu. SIZED, adj. yon einer gelpiffen 0r&Be; common — , ypu gcwijbnlifbcr ©vi'^c ; middle — , oon uiittlcr ©rbpe. SIZAR, s. ber annc ©tubcnt, 9lufniar= ter, gamuluo (auf ber Uuifterfttcit jn (i'ambribge). SIZEL, s. t. bicUcbcrbteibfelson Sit=> bcrbarven, uarbbem bic 2)?iinjpIatteR abgef(|nitten finb. siziNESs, s. bag Zl\ht, Jtlcbrige. SIZY, adj. jal)e, fiebrig ; — blood, Med T. cntsiinbeteS Slut, SpctJljaut. SKAiN, s. bie yide, bcr Strain, Strang (3n'irn, ©arn, u. f. ic). SKALD, s. vid. Scald. SKATE, s. 1. ber (2d)littfd)u^; 2. ber (Sngclftfc^, glatte 9fioc|e. To SKATE, v.n. §ulfe; 3. (—of a sliip\ JV. T. bie .^aut (niigcre $!anfenbeflct= biiiifl) einc8 ©c^tffc* ; 4. ryp. r. haS ^eri^ameut ; trice — , .4. T. bte 9JJnl= pigljiftije (S(^>IcimI;aut ; i came off with a whole — , prov. tci^ faitt Itttt bciler ^aiit bayou ; I would not he in jiis — , id) mCc^tc iiicfit in fetncr.^aut flcrffU; — deep, oberflcic^lic^ ; — dresser, ber (?eU(iu)bevetter; — flint, bcc @cijt)flt4 ; — wool, (2BoUc boh tobtett Sc^afen) gclhuoUc, SJauf; moHe. To SKIN, V. I. rt. 1. 'fii'iuteti, bie .^ciut (Sc^ale, ^iilfc) at»jicl)en, abbafgcit, fcf)tiibcn; 2. mit .gtaiit iibei'siebtn, bebccfcit, bemac^fctt; to — a flint, fc^iitbcu nnb fc^abcn ; il. n. to — , or to — over, ftc^ ubevputett, ju^eilen, ycr^arfcfccit. SKlNI.ESS, arlj. biiuufiautirt ; — oats, Bcv hu'tavifc^e Ovii^^afer (^vcna vuda), SKfN'NER, .c. 1. bcr jliirfc^ncr, ober ei= fieiitlicb gcU(ju)bcrci,tcr ; 2. gell- iidnblci: ; — 's wool, 9f{aufnjone. ' PKINN1NES8, s. bte Qxo^t aRaflcvfeit. SiCiNNY, n///. 1. baiitartig; 2. Slog au8 ,'r>ant beflc^cnb, mager. SKIP, s. 1. ber Heine Sprung, .^u^^f ; 2. Mils. T. Opruttg ; — , or — kennel, ^cr ^iiufjuuge, ?ii(fet ; — frog, ba« 'i^^cfanet retu .JtiuberfpicI) ; — jack, ta- (Melbfcbnabel, 9^afen)et«; bcr (priiigcnbe Stickling [oasterosteus .yi/tntiix — /,.). 7'iJ SKH', V. I. V. fiiivfeit, fpriiigen ; to — hack, siin'icf fiu-ingeii ; tp — over, iibcrtiipfen, auSlaffeu; II. «.. uber= hitpfeii. SKIPPER. ,.;. 1. ber .5"Vffi'' (siJfinger, ■ Sanger; 2. Springtafer ; 3. bte jta- fcmnbe; 4. ber Sditffer (@d)iff«= licvr) ; Sf'jtsfuec^t; 5. ber .^ovuftfc^ {Esnx onsetis — />.)■ SKIPPINGLY, adt. •j-ippt;) 4;^ fpttn= • gcnb. SKIRMISH, ff. in8 Sc^armiifeel, lcirf)tc ®cfed)t, .fianbgemenge; ber ©hcit. To SKIRMISH, V. n. fc^dniiii^elu, [($ar= mu^ireu. SKIRMISHER, s. bet Sdiariiiujireiibf, 'Srf)arntujiver, (Streiter. SKIRRET, s. bte Sucfernjurjel {slum sisarttm - — /,.). SKIRRUS, .?. vid. SciRRHi'S. SKIRT, s. 1. bte 6infaffung,'28orte, bet Saum, 9Jnub; 2. Odtoo^ (eine« 9lo= (fog, u. f. WJ ; 3. baS 3merct)fc(l ber Ddjfet: svti ^fevbe ; 4. bie ©reuje, ber (iu^erfle (gtrid); bnS 93orboIj. To SKIRT, II. a, 1. eiufaffctt, bcfe^en, borbcii ; umgiirteu ; 2. am 9^anbc binfaufen, uiitgebeu. SKITTISH (ndc.—LY),ailj.i. f!a(ig, fta= tifd), fd)eu ; 2. f/r. piid?tig, tuftig, uubefiiinbig ; 3. borfdjttell, porcilig, rafd'; 4.' grilleubaft, uninbcrtid), ffitfam; — ness, ,«. ba« ftiitigcSBefcn, bie Statigfeit, Scftcu ; fjr. j51iid)tig= fcit, bcr Uubcflaiib ; bie 33oreiligtcit, ajafd)beit ; ©tillcubaftigfeit, (Selt= famfeif, njuiibcrlic^c Sauiie. SKllTLE, s. bcr j?egel ; — ground, bic Jt'cgelbflb't- SKRI^EN, vid. Scre-en. BKUI.K, vid ScuLK. BKiri-L, vid. Scull. SKUNK, .?. b>i« amerifanifdie eu= fraut {Cineraria — />.) ; — lark, bie i5clblerd)C (.^liuda arveii.tis — Z,.) ; — licht, ba8 Cicbt I'ou obcu; ®ciuiilb= fcnjler; — rocket, bie ficigenbe (f(ic= genbe, (£tguaI=)3Jadetc ; — semper, Sea Exp. bag Dbcrbvamfcgcl. SKYEY, adj. luftig, bimmlifc^. SLAB, s. 1, bie ^piatte, 9JiarmorpIatte ; (— table), ber fieinernc S:if^ ; 2. bic 33aumfd)roartc, baS gutfcrbreff; 3. bcr fleine 3i'i"t'pcf; 4. bie 5pfii^e; — line, JV. T. \>feibc bie 3"!V' fd)ic6cu laffcn; to — a leg, fiolpcrn (I'ou eincm -5Pfcrbc) ; to — a motion, etue Scivegung fdiu'dcben; ciucn .^orfct)(ag binftr^rcibcn ; to — one's speed, lattgfamer gc^cu ; ir. w. 1 . fd)laff obcr locfcr werbcu ; 2. erfdilaffcu, cr= mattcu, abncbmcit, bii'ft'iff" ; 3. ^auberu; 4. M. E. (flugfam abgcljcu (tion SEaarcn) ; the demand slackens, bie Swgc Id^t nac^. SLACKEN, ». Jii(>(. r. cine S^eimifdjuug »ott Sc^lntf en i,n (Srscit, urn fie fd)>vcr= fliifftg ju macfjcn. SLACKNESS, s. lit S- fff. bic ®d)taff: bcit, 9)Zattigfcit, (Sntfrdftuiig, ®c^nja(^e, ?Jad)ldfftgfcit, S^rdgbcit. SLAG, f. bie Sdiladcu ; — cinders, (&cf)lacfcu uub ^*5amntfvfcblag. SLAIE, s. T. bcr aSebcvfamm. To SLAKE, r-.I.n. lijf^^Ctt, ftiUcU, (SCV=") miubcru, liiibcru; to — lime. Malt Iijfc(;cn; II. v. 1. crUif(^cn; 2. ermat= ten, erfd)Iaffcit. 7i> SLAM, V. 0. 1. nufdimei^en (cine 2:biir u. f. lo.) ; 2. ben ©cljlemm (alk ©lid)c) macben. SLAM. si. bag3uftbmct§cn ; 2. r. am ,Kartcnfpiele) bcr <5(l;lcmm (a[lc(2)ti= d;e) ; 3. bcr 3?ucffianb bet bcr 9llauu= gemiuiuiug. SLAMMERKIN, s. indg. bte (^(^lumpe. ro.SLANDER, v. a. ucrlcumbcu, »eruu= gttmffcii, bofe nadircbcu. SLANDER,s.l.ber®d)impf, bie(ed)au= be ; 2. SBcvIcumbiing ; 3. iiblc 3^1:1;= rebe, bcr biife 9'Jamc. SLANDERER, s. bor g3er(cumber. GLANDEROUS {adv. — ly), adj. »cr= Itumberifd), fc^anblicb ; — ncss, .i. bal S3erleuinberifd)e, bie et^dnblicbfcit. SLANE, s. ein ^nfirument jum Sorfi tic(()en, ein 3^afenftcd)er, Sobcuf^cd^cr. SLANG, s. bic ©auncrfpradx, ®pi6b'.i= bcufpradjc. SLANK, s. bag SJJccrgrag {Jllga mnriM — X.). To SLANT, r. a. auf btc (Scitc wcnbci:. SLANT, Slanting, adj. fc^icf, qucr, iibcvjroerg. SLANTINGLY. Slantlv, Slantwise, adv. fd)icf, ber Ducre. SLAP, s. bcr Jllappg, fc*.>u. SLATTERN, s. bic Sd)Iumpe. To SLATTERN, v. a. PCrfc^IcUbcrU, bcrft^a'ciiben (». ii.). SLATTERNLY, adj. S,- adv. HUVcin ; nad)ldfftg. SLATY, adv. fdiicfcrartig. — colour, bic fc^:°fcravttge (Varbe. SLAUGHTER, s. 1. boS <2d)lad)tcn, 33?c%cln, 2J?ovbcu, 33IutBergicfien, SIntbab, bie ?licber(agc ; 2. bag SStcb* fd)(acbten; —house, bag (gcbla^ts bang; — man. bcr (Scbldd)ter, 5Ict= fcber, ?Dic^ger; man — , bcr uul>or= fc^licfjc 2:obtfd)rag ;— wool, , tiiccl)tifc^ ; — iiess, s. bae fclatifc^e 3'Bcfeii, bie ScKuicrfi. 8i.AV0N[c, I. flrf/. flnsjontf(|) ; II. s. bte flirjoiiifc^c ®pvad)f. 7« SLAY, V. a. 1. evfdjlaijcn, tiSbtcn, mnbriuflen ; 2. fdjlac^tcii. SLAYER, .». 1. bfv 3:pbtfc^iaj]ev, Wix- tix- 2. 0(i)lacl)tcr. BLEAVE, s. (— Rilk). 1. bte flUf3Clin= (JcUe, jiiflfvtcfjtete Sctbe; 2. ber t)er= n>ovreiic Jitnotcii. To SLEAVE. V. a. 1. (flUf)Wt(fcIlt, n3tn= fceit, fjiiSpelit ; 2. jiuidjteii. t^LEAVED, aiij. rpt), uni]ffppniieit. SLEAZY, adj. biiiiit, fff^tvad) ; lctci)t, fc^Iccf)t gcnrbcitct (ucii gewebtcii Sciirtcii). BLEU, s. bie 0cl;lctfe; hand — , bejr .^anbfdjlitffii. BLKDGE. s. 1. ber ©cbniicbcf)ammev; 2. bif ©cl)Icifc, bcv (2d)litten ; 3. JV.?: bfv S;i?})fc|)ltttfit (bc« aiecpfrt)lnaer«). To SLEE. V. n. j\: Ph. fid) {)cftig beaie= flcii (»>on t£d)iffeii), f^ltiujern uub ftantvffii- BLEEK {adv. — ly). I. adj C\[M ; tvcic^, faiift; u. s. was gintt iiiad)t, ber ?Vtnitp (IV. ii.); — he.ifled, glattfo= Vfig ; — stone, bei- ©lattftetit. 7« SLEEK, «. a. 1. flKitteii, aiifpii^eit; 2. mvi), aSM iiiadKii, fllatt fammeii. SLEEKNESS, .^. bie ©latte, ^Politiir. To SLEFP, V. n. 1. f^Iafeii ; 2. nibeit; 3. tobt fei;ii ; 4. uiiaufntevffaiii fci}ii; to — away (off), yevfdjlafeii; ait'j= fdllafon ; to — one's self sober, ben ?)iaufd) aiisfd)lafeit ; to — upon, un= bcnd;tet laffcii. SLEEP, s. bef <£d)Iilf ; —at noon, bte ftciiic U'ilbe .Gnfermui-jel ; — of plants, bet ^flaiijeiifdilnf. KLEEPER, .>;. 1. ber Sd)Iafcr; 2. 3fnu= le ; 3. aBtitterfdjlafcr ; bie .§afe(= maitS ; 4. ber pies]ei!be gtfd) {Kxocib- tii.i — L.) ; 5. sleepers, pi. T. Olier= baltcn (I'orauf ber gu^bobeu nibt ; (5irmtbfd)ivelkit ; 6. ber 3iofl cber aiteael auf ben ®Ia«biitfcii (bamit bieiitotjleu iiid)t biird)faricn) ; 7. jv. T. bie Jliinicler pber Jtiiieit tit ben iMIlen eiiiC'o vgd)iffe«. BLKEPI'UL. ndj. fdifafrif? (»v. it.) ; — ness, s. bie Sd)lafrii^fett (\v. it.). SLEEPINESS, s. bie (Sc^Iafrifjteit. SLEEPING, s. ba« ©djlaftll ; — herths, bie 0d)lnf=(?a9er.-)f}eUcit niif (2d)if= feu ; — ciiainixT, bus @d)Iaf^intiner ; .1 —cup, eitt (S)la« t)or bent S(tlafeu= rtel)en, ber i2d)Iaftriint; a —partner, cin ftiller (^mnpagnon ; ~ place, bie ©ddafftcUe; — sickness, bte Scfclaffiic^t. SLEEPLESS, ndj. fd)[af{0S; — ness, s. bie ©djliiftoftijtcit. SLEEPY {a:lv. — ily), adj. 1, fc^lafri^, fau(; 2. fitiafettb ; 3. juiu (ect)la= feu; 4. fvinleub ; — disease, bte £d)lnffud)t ; — drink, — potion, ber Sdjiaftvunf. BLEET, s. DJegeu uub <3d)nce, ber fetuc •)5rili3aun,5leifd)ergo.u0. To SLED, V. a. bie .itet'teufabeu abtl}ei= len uub iu beu jlamm t^uu. SLEIGH, s. ber SdJlitteu. SLEIGHT, s. bie :^ifl, ber JTunfigriff, .^aubgviff^ — of hand, bui iluuft= ftiid, ber ^afd)eufpielerftieid) ; — of hand bo.xes, S;afdpeufpiclerbitd)feu. SLEIGHTFUL, ) adj. liftig, fd)InU, SLEIGHTY, J raufcDoU, »erfc^la= geu. SLENDER (adv. — ly), adj. 1. fc^Ianf, biiuu ; 2. fg. ntngcr, flciu, fd)njad), geriuije, feicbt; 3. farg; uujntang: lid); — ness, s. bie Sd)lnufbeit,S)itu= ue; fg. (£d)UHic^e, ©ertugfiigigfeit, <£eid)tig!eit, Jtargbeit, ber SJiaugel. SLEY, s. vid. Slaie. To SLEY, V. a. vid. To Sleid. ro SLICE, ?). II. tu fctiirfe ober (Sdjei= beu fd)ueibeu; abfc^ueibeu; }cr= fd)ueiE>eu, tbeileu. SLICE, .9. 1. bie igd;uifte, ^d)eibe; baS breite®tii(f; 2. tcr S).Mte[ ; bie 6i= erfd)aufel ; 3. Typ. t. @c^tff}uuge, biis (Scfeiibeifeu, jvarbeifen, @treid)= ((£trid)=)(Sifeu; 4. A'-.t-s. ein bituu jugebeubcS ®tiid ^>pfpftc, anidjeS «pr ber SBepfiiuEiiitg jtvifr^eu »ie eVbau ; n. s. 1. bie @criugfd)a^uug, i>erad)= tung; 2. Sift, «a. Sleioht; to make — of. gcriuge fc^a^ew, uid)t ad)tcu. 7'o SLIGHT, X). n. geriuge fdjA^cu, ucr= ad)teu, verad)lltdi bebaiibclu. SLIGHTER, s. bcr ®eriugfd)a^cr, SGer= ad;ter. SLIGHTINGLY, od„. geriugfc^a^cub, »erad)tltd), fc^Iet^t. SLIGHINESS, s. 1. bas 2)iii!ue, bie Sd>road)e; 2. lluaufnierffanifcit, 5Jfld)lan"igtcit. SLlGHTY, nr//. pberflad}lid), taubclub. SLILY, a(/(>. fd)UlU. SLIM, adj. i. fd)n.md), luefeitlpS; 2. biiuu, fdjmacl/ttg, fdjlauf ; 3. iiHntb= IPS. SLLME, s. 1 ber Sc^Ieim; 2. Sd)Iaium; — pit, bie Sctjlaivni" grubc. SLIMINESS. s. ba« (&d)leimi9c Sd;lammige. SLiMNESS, s. bieSiinut, Sc^{anfl)ctt. tocbmad;fi9feit. SLIMY, aiij. l.fd)Ieimig; 2. ft^lanw mig, oerfc^Iammt. SLYNESS, s. bie @ci[aul)cit. SLING, s. 1. bieiSci)[euber ; 2. (Scijliu* ge, 5.iiube ; «■. t. bie <§angbaiibage 3. baS eifcrue ^jebejeug ant (Sube et> ncs (ScilcS cber JJrabnS; 4. bit Staugc mit jwet >g>afeu jum SBiera tragci'i, baS Suugcrbplj; 4. bet aOiivf, Sd)lag, Sdimifj, eigcj abbrcd>eu, pfliirfcn ; 8. aPftreifen, ab* njerfeu, abfdjiittciu; J). loS laffen ("ipUUbc)";. to— the cable. A". PA. baS 5lutertau auSlaiifcn laffcu ; to let — , (ciuen Sprtbeil, cine ©elegenbeit) auS bcu.6auben gcben ; to — away,- fici) fpvtfd)leicbcn ; ycrftreid)en ; to — down, btnunter fc^liipfen, ftcfe bins uuter fd)leid)cn ; to — into, ftct; etn= fd)leid)cu, bcimlic^biuciu flerfeu, bin= ein fallen laffen ; einfd)ieben ; to — off, abfd)iittelu; abfaHen ; to — on, {)urtig anjicbeu, ijintic^ b'nein fiilii= Vfen (in bie Jt(eibcr), autverfen ; to — out, berauS fd;liipfen; fabren (af* fen ; to — one's neck out of the coll.ar, ben Jl'ppf (>0aIS) aiiS ber @(^Iinge jiebeu ; to — over, iibergcbcu, uicbt bcriibven ; to — \ip to .., ftc^ b"t>i"f' fcbleicl)cu in. .,511... SLIP, s. l.'baS giusgleiten, ber gebf^ tritt; 2. Sebler, baS Serfebeu ; 3. (Sntfd)liipfcit, (SnttDifd)£n, bte beim= lid)e Sluc^f; 4. ber fetrcifcn, baS iStiidd)eu (-^iapier) ; 5. tcr 3w«'fl< ©teuget, baS Stedrei* ; 6. bie Seine (fiir i^iagbbunbe) ; fed)nur; 7. eiue 9lrt graucurpdf, Uebcvrod, Ueber- wurf ; 8. bas uac^bem ^Diccr geneig= te, jum (Sui= nnb Slnslabcu bcr Oii* ter uub jum (Sd)!ffbau paffeubt Ufer ; — of paper, baS ®tiidct)eu *)?a: pier, 3ettcld)eu, bic'JJpte; — in a dock-yard, ber 9^iuut, tporiu cirt (gd)iff sunt 33aueu pber ^ierjimmerc ailfgclegt ivirb ; — of the memory, bet ©ebacbtnifjfebler; — of the pen. bet ©direibfcblcr; — of the press, bet SJenrffcbler ; to give one the — , eincm bcimlicb enninfd)cu ; — board; ber @d)icber, baS iSd)icbebrett; — knot, bcr ycrlpriie JtiiPteiJ, bie ftd) ju> jiebeube isd'leife; — shoe, ber iibtrs getretcue 5d)ub, Sd)Iappfc^ub; — shod, in iibeigetreteuen (gciubeu, it Sd)lauvfdiubcn; fg. uadjlaffTfl; — SLOP SLUI SMAL Bkin, lifitg nii*a>etd)eiib, fd)fnu, i'cv= fa:ialici>; — slop, bev Siifcl, ba« clEn= be ©cbraii ; tie 3aurf)c. Sl.lPPER, s. i. ber *;5aiitpffe( ; 2. bcv fcbwere cifcvne ^cmmfct)iil); 3. bie Sdjimifefavpe btr Jititbev ; 4. bcv 5)jivpau (cine jpflintje, Crepis — L.); hunt tho — , bag 513aiitoffclfuc^cii ; — barnaclo, bic'^aittoffclniufcfcel (Snnda- lium — o.) ; — batii, ciuc pantoffcI= fonnic^c 93abcmaiiiic ; -^ stirrups, ^^aiUoffclftcigbiic^ct fuK2)amcu; — wort, bic >4-'ant''tfflt'lll"lC {Calceolaria — X.). SLiri'KRED, adj. Spautpffclu tviigcnb. SLIPPERINESS, s. 1. bie 2c^liivfrifl= fcit; 'Lfig.\\\^m\)^[jt[{, bci- Uub'e= ftaub. feHPl'i'lRY,«(/j. l.fc^tiipfvtj], fllatt; 2. iiiirtcmiB, iiu&cftanbig, Dciiiiibcrlic^; ;J. frf)Kiii l)iiitcri]c()cnb, bctiiiijevifd) ; 4. ftijliipfcvii], uiifcufcl) ; a — fellow, fill imsiiticilafftger 3Jh"iifd), fcl)laucv SJctviigcr; — hitch, JV. T. bfr<2p[i6= fltOtCU ; to play a — trick, filic fc^llUU fei^e (btiitcrliftijje, iiicbi'iijc) .^aiib: luii(] begcbcii. To SLIT. V. a. i"cl;Iifefii, vi^cii, aufiifecn, aiiffdjli^cii, fpiiltcit. bLiT, .9. ber (5(^li§, giip, bie 9JiK fepaUc ; — grafting, baS ^frPPfc't ill belt epalt; — rods, Scfenittcifcit. eLi'iTEK, s. ciitci- bei- fd;li<}r, fpaltct, II. f. IV. ■-UTTING, s. ba§ 0d)li^cit, aicipcit ; — mill, bci- gpaltl)ammcv, 3tiuiij, lafftg im 83cjablcii ; — back, bcr faulc Jterl, gaut;>clj ; — match, bic Snnte ; — paced ( — p.icing. — gaited), ini( langfaiiicu @ct)vittcn; —wilted, von langfamcm il?fvftanbc; — worm, bie >81inb= fd)Icid)c. SLOWNESS, s. 1. bie?angfamfeit; 2. Uiitljatigtcit, S:vagbcit, ^Jadbliifftg^ fcit, UnbcreitwiUi'gffit, 9Scvbvof)cn= t)eit; 3. @eifte«fd)>vdd)c ; 4. 4k= bac^tfamfeit; 5. iBcrfvdtuiig, ber 9liifi"d)ub. SLUDGE, s. bcr ,Rotf), Sd)(anim. SLUDS, s. pi. Mill. T. balbgcrbftfte @rj= fiufcu. Tu SLU''E. V. a. Sea laiig. Umbvcbcu, fci= ncii 3Jiaft, u. f. u\) um fciiic '."Ire brc= bcii, bviilcn. SLUG, ,v. 1. bcv .Klumi'cii, bag <2tiicf DJJctaU (SBlct obcr (Sifen, jum a3fv= fc^ic^cn), bnS gc()ncfte 531ci; 2. bic 5)vD{)ne, bcr (^nuUcnscr, 3*iiibfi'cr, tvdge, (aiigfame a}?cnfd;) ; 3. baS ^iiibcvniy; 4. bie 2IJegfc^ne5e (Li- nlax — /, ). SLUGGARD, I. .«. bcv ivaunciijer, Xvau= iiicv; H. flrf/'. tvdge, faiil. To SLUGGAUDIZE, v. a. txaQt, faul mac^cii. SLUGGISH (adr. — ly), adj. trdgc, faill fc^iver, fc|)uicvfdUig, trdiimerifd) ; — ness, .1. bic Svdgfjcit, SauU;cit, ed;n>crfdUigfcit. SLUICE, s. 1. bie®c^(eufe; bcr 9ln«= flutj, Strom, ber a\iS cincv Scbknfc aueflie^t ; 2. jig. bie 3iiffiii5*1"f He ; — keeper, — master, bCV ©C^lcufcil- mciftcv ; —money, baS QSc^lcufciigclb. To SLUICE, V. a. buvd) ciiic gc^tcnfc aiigjitc^cu. SLUICY, adj. ffrgiiicnb, in ©iiffc it. To SLUMBER, v. n. 1. fd)himnicrn, leifc ffblafrn ; 2. nibcn. SLUMBER, s. 1. ber S^lummcr, leif* @*laf; 2. bie3Jul)e. SLUMBERER, s. bcv <5d)liimincri!bf. SLUMBEROUS, ad}, ftiifdildfcrnb. SLUMBERY, adj. fd)ldfcvig. 7-0 SLUR, 7j. fl. 1. bcflccfcii, befubclu: 2. (bic afJotcn) fdjkifcn ; 3. ))reUcn, biuicrgcbtn, niifiit)vcn; 4. vcrbevgcu to — a thing upon one, f illf 111 ctwai mcia ntacficii ; to — over, untcvbriicfcti, iibcvgcl)en. SLUR, .9. 1. bfv^'ilccfcn, gtfcf, ed)aiib=^ fifif; i'cvn>ci«, ajonxnirf, 2:abcl; 2. Mus. T. bcv @d)lcifcr, bns 3fi*e" bic S^lotcn ju WIcifcn i'-J; to put (cast) a — upon one, ciuf m einCU $of= fen fpicicn, cin« anl)dngcn. SLUSE, vid. Snjtf E. SLUSH, s. bcr ^otfriTedjIamm. SLUT, s. bie @d)lumve, ba« fdimnfcigt aBcibsbilb. ^ SLUTTERY, s. bie Uufaubcvfcit, ltu= vcinigfcit, SnbeUi. SLUTTISH (adv. — ly), adj. fdimu^ig, iinvcinlidj ; — ness, s. bic ®c^mu(5ig= fcit, Uiiveiiih\tfcit. SLY, ndj. fcblaii, scvf^Iagen, iiflig, bintcvliftig ; upon ihe — , iii« @ct)cim ; — boots, cant, bcv ©cbcinbummc. SLYLY, adv. \A)\m, liftig, bintcvliftig. SLYNESS, s. bie @d)laut)cit, iScrfd)la= gcnl)cit, ^Ivglifi. 7o SMACK, V. V. &■ a. 1. fcl)niccfcn ; 2. fdjiiiafecn; 3. foftcu; 4. abfcbmafecn, laut fiiffcn ; 5. flatfd)f it, tnalleit ; to — the whip, luit bcr ^jScitfc^c flats fd)cn ; t.-> — of . . , fig. Had) cfitaS fcbmccfcn, c turns bai'on an fid) f)aben ; all ages — of this vice, bicfcS i!o^et ill alien 3fit*ilffvn eigcn. SMACK, s. 1. bcr @cfd)macf ; 2. §8cis gcfd^macf, ^Borfdjiiuicf ; 3. cin 2Be-= iiig, bcr aJhiiib boll, JBiffcn, ®d;t«tf; 4. baS Sd)niatcn; 5. bcr ^rbma^, laittf .ftuji ; 6. ©djiag iiiit bcr flac^cil .!5anb, -^atfrl), Jllatfd) ; 7. $|]citfc^cu= bifb ; 8. bie Sd)macf, Sd)ma(fe (citt futterdljnlid) anfgctafcltcS ©cfeiff) ; a — on the face, eilic Dbvfcigc ; he has still a — of ills dialect, f cinc 53}}unb* art flcbt i()m nod) an; —sail, ba3 ScbmacffcgcC; — into the house! biifd) tna .ipaiis. S.MALL, adj. 1. {(cin ; flcring ;, 2. fcbnjad), biinnc ; on a — scale of size, nacf) cinciii flcincn 2)Jatiftab ; to look — , vcrfd)dmt cn^fcbcn ; yerlcgeu fcl)n ,- to make one feel — , cil'.cn be* fc^dmcn ; to speak — (like a woman) biinn (mit fd)iuad)cr (Stimme, wic ein (ViMucnjimmcr) fvrcdjcn ; — arms, pi. flcine (®d)uii-)aBaffcU; —average, M. E. bie ftcine, gcmcine obcv orbts Jldvc ^afcrci ; —beer, baS fd'"^^'^* 5Dicv, .^albbicr, berJtofcnt; —ber- ried, f(cinbpl)nig ; — bone of the leg A. T. bic flcine SlJittclfnbriibvc ; — burnet saiiCrage, iic ticinc 5J!impincUe ; — capitals, pt. Typ. T. 6apitdl($cn ; — cards, bie iiicbrigcn ([ecrcn),J?arteii imSpiclc; — celandine ( — pilewort), bag S'CiillVilV^enfraut (Ranunculus fiear ria — /-.; ; — charges, pi. JM. E. ficinj (SVcfcU;, — cliase, TjrpT. bic tlcint Sorm ; —clothes, pi. bic aScinflcibev; — coal, bic Sc^micbcfoblfn, bag Me\)i Icngcftdubc; — coin, Sdjcibemiinje — craft, bag flcine gaf)vjtug; bcv flcine S!i(btcv ; — goods, vid. — ware; — honesties, pi. (gclb:)5'lflten ; — lots of merchandize, ciiisehic SCBaavetmbs tbcitungcn, 5pavceUid);cn; — matter bic .filfinigtcit; — money, @c^fibe= miinje, flcincg ®clb; — muscis '•< 3U3 SMEL SMOK SNAC j'.c shin, A. T. bev fc^latifc ©(^en!el= musEcl; — nuts, .^afelnuffe; — pica, Typ.r. bie flciue (5icei'o=®(iftft; — pox, pi. bic Jtiiiberbliittevii ; — pox shell, bie *J3ii(fcitpovceHane, gcffecfte .f aurisfc^ltccfc ; — price, — rate, bie aBotjifeiltjcit, bcr gcviiige ^rei« ; at a — rate, TO&fjlfeit; — queen, eilie oovsitijlic^e iUfaiilbeevbaumgattiiitg ; — sliot, bet ©(^VOt ; — spurge, bie UBclfSmilc^ ( Euphorbiapalustris —L.Y, — stones, Siamantcn uiitef einem i?arat; — sword, bcr Sto^begen; — taiic, ba« ®efitw(i^, Ocpkubev; — tooth-comb, btv etige JJamiii, (Staub= famm ; -7- trinkets, bei' ^|?liiiibcr, Saiib, uitbcbeutciiije ©^jickrcieii, jtlciiuijfeiteu ; — ware, — wares, S^tunibergev 2Baavcn, aSaubwaaveit ; — (Rlienish) wine, leic^tcr (3t()CtUs) 2Beiit. SMALL, s. bcr biiiiiu ~^etl, bie ©(^loa^ C^C ; ba« ,ilfetue ; the — of the back, ba§ (Diit(f=)J?reu5 ; the — of the leg, bcr ^u& uittev ber aSabe. BxMALLAGE, s. bie 2BaiTcri.ictcrjt[ie {Apium graoeolans — L). SMALLISH, ailj. ctwaS flcilt, llHlt^tg. SMALfDNESS, «-. 1. bie Jllciii^cit, baS SBeniije; 2. bie (Sct)maci)c ; —of a woman's voice, bie Saitft(}cit cincr wciblid;cit ©tiinme. BMALT, s. bie ©djinaltc ; ba§ biaite @[a«; —house, baS 33laufavbeim)erf. SMARAGD, s. bcr (Siitaragb. BMAIIAGDLNE, adj. fmaiMgbctt, liOlt ©inavagb. BMARAGDITE. s. bcv ©IHrtVilgbtt, fDr= ntge @trat;lftciii. EMART (fldc— ly), adj. 1. fii)mcrj()aft, fc^mcrjiic^ : 2. bcigc'iib, pricfclub, fte= ct)tub, fcJjavf; 3. iiiuiiter, fvifc^; lcb= Ijaff, (jeftig ; 4. gcpufit; a — reply, cine fvi^ige 9liitwoit; — weed, ba§ i^loytl'dUt {Polygonum persicaria — L.). SMART, s. bcr beftige, fci)neibenbe ©d)mcfj, bie ©(^lirfc, ias Srcitncn. Tn SMART, v. n. 1. fi^lUCrSClt, WCljC tf)un ; 2. leibcit, bitficit ; you shall — for it, bu foUfl ts empfinbcii. SMARTNESS, s. 1. ba« ^cipcube, bie' ©cljarfe; 2. Scb^aftigfctt, iUhintcr= hit; .^cftigfcit; 3. bcr spiuiif, ba« gcpu^te Q(iifcf)cu. To SMASH, V. a. ill Stiicfc jcrfc^inct' $en, jcrfc()mcttcru ; to — down, iiic= bcvfdjmcitJcit. SMASH, s. bcr %-[U, Sc^mi^ ; all at a — , aiif ciiien ©d)mip; all to — , in taufcub ©tiicfcii. SMATCH. s. ber SQIcufufi, bie 23aclj= ftelje (ciu 3Sogcl). To SMATi'ER, v. n. i. gcvtitge obcr oberfidcl)lic^c Jl'ciiittniii »ou tUvai l)abcn; 2. cbcrfladjlir^ iibcr ctmaS fprcdKit, vlaubcnt. SMATTERING (S.mattkr), s. oberPaft) = lid)e obcr fcic^te J?cnntitifj; a — in learning, ciiic obcvflac^lic^e ®clcbv= famfcit; to have a — of Latin, .cirt f (eirt TOciitg Satcitt wiffcit. SMATTERER, .-;. bcr .^albgclcbrtc. To SME^VR, v.a. fc^mtcreii, bcfc^ir.icrcit. SMEAR, s. bie ©atbc (w. ii.). SMEARV", adj. fc^uticrig, fdiiuHfetg (w. it.). SMEAm s. bie Jlricdi= pbcr 2:aitc^= cute, iSC^mei {Menrus nlMlus — />.). SMECTITE, s. bcr gpccfftciit, Seifcii- ftcttt. SMEGMATic, a.) ; — bottle- fish, bcr glattC 53etUfifd) (Ostradon gla- beUura) ; a — discourse. fiipC SBortC ; — faced, platt you ®cftd)t ; fvcunb- licb, bolb ; — file, bie ^ottrfcilc; — haired, gKlttbrtrig ; — leaved cordia, bcr Srufibecrbaum {Cordia myxa — /J ; — paced, Icic^tcit S^ritt*, flic* ^cnb; — sea, bic flad)e See; - tongned. glattjiiugig, fdmici^icrtfd) ; von flinch 33ortcu; — water, ftiUcJ, rubigc* 2Baffcr. SMOOTH, «. ba« . a. 1. gtdttCU, cbcUCll, polivcn ; 2. fauft ntad)cn, wcid) iiia= ri)cu; 3. ^n-. iiiilbcru; 4. bcfduftigcn, ftillcn ; 5. fcbmcic^cln ; to — the way, bcu aSeg babucn ; to — a fault, cincn Scblcr bcnidutcin, bcfcbiniigcn ; to — down, glatt ftreid)cn; fig. milbcrn; to — up, cbcucu, ausfiilku ; fig. glatte SBortc gcbcil ; smoothing-iron, tai 5]ilattcifcn, 33iigctcifcu. SMOOTHNESS, s. 1. bic ®(dtte ; 2. (Saiift{)cit, aBcic^bcit ; i. fig. mHu 9liinel)mltd)fcit, greunblid)feit ; 4. ?icblicb£cit (bcS ®cfd)mavfc«). To SMOTHER, v. \. a. 1. buvd) ?f!audi libcnvdltiaen, bdmpfcu; 2. erftirfcu, iiutcrbriidcn, uertufcben ; II. n. rau» d)cu, bampfcu ; crfticft wcrbeu ; \\\u teibriidt fci;u. SxMOTHER. s. bcr Oflaudj, Sampf ; — fly, bic ©cbmci^fltcgc. T« SMOULDER, I). 7!. raud)cu, bampfcn. SMUG (arfr. — ly), adj. failbCf, Wvicfcr, gcpufet, fc^mucf, uctt. To S.MUGGLE, v. a. ©cblcic^baubcl trcibcn, fc^muggcln, (ciu)fc|)n)iirjcn, pafc^cu. SMUGGLER, s. 1. bcr ©d^Icicbbdublcr, @d)niugg(cr, (Sc^ivdrjer, ^afd)cr ; 2. baS ©d^iiii'ggli'rfdjtff (bci bcu S^ite- bcrldubcru) ber (interloper. SMUGNESS, s. bie ©auberfcit, SQcttig= fcit, bcr 5pufe. SMUT, s. 1. bcr Jtoblcnft^nni^, 9infi, ©cfimii^ ; 2. 33ranb an ®c»dd;fcn ; 3. bic @d;aiufetgfeit im SluSbrucfc, 3otcu. To SMUT, V. L a. bcrufjcu, (bc)fcbm«> §cu, bcfubcdi; li. n. braubig werbcn. To SMUTCH, V. a. bcruycu, fd)aiarjcu, bcfcbmu^cu. SMUTi'iNESS, s. 1. bie (Sd)mu^tgfei_t, ber erbninl}, bie Scbiinn-je; 2. bit (Sd)mutsigfcit im 5Iu»bru(fc, 3otcn= baftigEcit. SMUTTY (ado.—lLY). adj. 1. ft^mitfctg, rdu(^crtg; 2. garftig, jotcul)aft; 3. braubig (son ©ewdcbfen); — lan guago, 3otcn. SMYRNIAN, adj. fnUjruifc^, flU« @mi)vna. SNACK, s 1. ber 3lut(}cil, XW; 2. bi» bflfiigc SlJabljcit; to go snacks \yitk. one, init ciuem ju gleicbeit i^^cilen gcbcn. . SNACOT, s. bie 2JJeernabel ("ciu aif* Syitgnathiis — /..). SNAR SNIP SNUF BNAFFLE, s. bas Sftafeiibotib, tie S5J.if= fertvciife, Jtuebeltrenfe (3U-t ®ebtp am 3aum), To SNAFFLE, jj. tt. illt 3fll'ine ^altCI!. SNAG, s. 1. bcv furjeSroeig ; 2. — or — tooth, bcv eiiijclii I)cruovra9eiib(:3itt)n, UeberjaJtu, Siaffsa^n. ENAGGED, a//. l}6(ffvi(], fitorrig, n5ar= jiij ; — tooth, tet Uebevjaf)n, 9^iff= gNAIL, s. bte (Scbnccfe ; — clover, (— claver, — treroiij bct 0d)ne(fcitt[ee {Mcdicn^o — /^.) ; — flower, blf (EcijncCienbO^lie {Phaseolus caracalla — L.); — leech, ber SBliitcgcl ; — like, fciinccfcnartig ; — paced, eineii (Sc^iic(f cngattg f)a6eitb ; — shell, baS (24"frff"')'i"^ ; — >^'"^v, fc^necfcn^ langfam; — stone, bcr (Scf)uccfeit= fieiit; — water, baS (Scfjticcfciimaffcr. SNAKE, .?. bie lijfe= lid) abbred)cn; 6. aii^einanbevfaUen; 7. fc^iuf aulaffeit (mit aBovtcit) au= filbveil ; to — one or to — one up (short), eiiieu aitfa^rcii, anfd)nard)eit, vtdg. nitfd)liaU5eu ; to — oiie's fmsters at.., eiucm eiii (Sc^nippc^ctt fd)la= gen ; to — nt f— to), iiac^ etroa^ fcfjiiappcrt, 5ufc^itaVVe>t ; to — away, Wcgfc^naVVfll ; to — in pieces, ilt li.>B= riicn ; 4. ba» (Sd)uippd)fn ; 5. (S-v= fdjnapVfiU bcr Sang, 2)iebiliil)l ; 6. 93i^; ^Biffeii. S3roifU; 7. ©c^mavo= l^er ; 8. j?rarb, .Stuall ; at one — , auf ein 2)ia! ; — dragon, ba3 ?ijnjcnmaul (Afitliirrinum — //.) ; vid. flap-dragon, nntCV Flap. 6NAPPER, s. bcr (Sdinapper, .^nfcfecr, gdiiger; syeiper, il3rcd)cr, yinfal)= rev;' a —.up, ttnev ber etwaS auf= fd)na|)f K SNAPPISH (adv. — i,y). ndj. bei^ig, bci= ^eiib, anfabvenb, aiiffii^vcnb; fcbni}>= iMfd) ; — riess, .«. ba8 (lufabrenbe, fd)nippifdic aBefen. ■fiNARE. s. bie Sdlliiig?' bft (^nllfti'iiJ- . r« SNARE, V. fl.»cvftiicfcii, uenincfcltt, umgavucn, fangcn. NARER. s. eincr ber ^Sallflvitfe Icgf, *tr 33erfnd)cr. Tu SNARL, V. n. fiiiivren, bnimmcn, muvvcn; lo — at, anbrummcn, vidg. aufcbnaujcii. ;narlkr, 3 ■>oJ fnuvrcnbc 3;[)tcr; bev aJJiirrcnbe, ajJiirrfopf, vuig. 33rumm« bilr, Jtnuvvian. SNARY, adj. bintcvlifttg, na(^flcllenb, tnS ©am fii^venb. To SN.-VTCH, V. a. &,■ n. 1. grcifcit, 511= fabvctt, jnf(^uappcn, |)afd)en ; 2. cr= gvcifeu, erfc^mivpen, erbafdjen, cv\«i= fd)crt ; 3. raffen, (in ftc^ vci^en, weg= vcifeu, cntreipen ; to — the bowline, JV. Ph. bie grc§e 33ulieiic in ben Jtinn^ barfsblocf iegcn ; to — at, nad) et»a§ :^afd)en; to — away, wegfc^tiappcit, wcgraffcK; to — from, entvcipen ; to — away the freight, (cinem *5lnbcrn) bie Srac^t roegncbmc n, reegcapenr. SN.\TCfr, s. 1. bev fc^neUe (Sviff, baS @rbafd)cn, SBcgrcipcn; 2. bie fd)ncU coviibergebeube ^anblung ; 3. bas fd)ucU (S-rgriffcnt; bcr iSijfen, bas 5Bt9d)en,@liid'itcu ; by snatches, vu(f= lucifc ; snatches of sunshine, bie fnv= 5cn Spiineiiblirfc ; JV. T-s. — block, bcr Jlinnbacfeblocf ; — cleats, bie jlrcnsflampcn, .§ornf[ampcn. SNATCHER, s. ctiicv bcv cvftaf^t, n)cg= reipt u. f. w., bcv Silauber, ^JJUiiibcvcr. SNATCHINGLY, ndi: rcipCItl-, 1* *d) ; in 3lbfa^cn, nnterbrpc|eii, rajfenb, fc^nell, cilig. To SNEAK, tj. 7t. 1. fd)lcic^cn, bncfcn, Iriec^en; 2. fi^ iiiebvig bcnebmeii; to — along, (to — up and down, to — about), cinbcv (bcrum) fd)lcict)cu; to — to one, S)Dr cincm fviec^cn: SNEAK, s. bcr (Sd)lcic^cr, Jlvicd)cv; to go upon the — . ^eviiin laucrn, auf 3)?aufcn auSgc[;cn. SNEAKING (adr. — ly), adj. 1. fric= cbciib, niebcrtrac^tig ; 2. nrmfelig, filjig, geiisig, favg; — doings, pi. ©c^ltd)e, 0£icbcrtrad)tigEciten ; — fel- low, ber @c^Icid)cr ; OcijbaU; — ness, s. bie @d)leid)evct, ba« triec$cn= be 2Bcfen, bie 3'Jicbcvtvad)tigEcit, (Sv= bdrmlicbteit; baS gciuge 2Ucfeii, bio Jtargbeit, J?naufcrci, ^iljigfeit. To SNEER. V. n. bobuifc^ obcr Bcvdc^t:; lic^ ldd)cln, l)obnIad)ert, grinfcn, ci= ncn t>evdd)tli(^en Slicf anncbmen.bie 9flafc riimpfcn ; fpottcln, fiid)cln (— at. iibcv) ; to -^ at one, CtUCU »CVdd)l= lid) bebaiibeln. SNEER, s.. bag ^o^iilacficn, ®viufcn, ©cgveine, ber (Spott, i^cbn, bie bSb= nif($e 3JJicne, ber Dcrdd)tlid)c 33liJ, baS 5tafcnriimpfcn, 2tid>cln. SNEERER, s. bev .6oI;iiIad;er, Ortnfcr, (gpbttcv. SNEERINGLY, adv. M^niffb, mit 4jpb'il.»l'ntbciL SNIPE, s. bie 'Sd)llCpfc 'Scolopnx galli- vnsrn— L.) ; — bill, tCV Sl1)i.^pfcr, Sc^ni-pfcufopf (Murex haustellum) ; — fis.l, bcr v2cbltCpfeilfif(^ iCcntritcut — IJ. SNIPPER, .f. bcv (9lugO-rfJ"cibcr, er^nifelcr. SNIVEL, s. ber 9^cafenfd;Ieim, 5JJafen= tvo^jfcn ; vii/g. 9]o^. Ta SNIVEL, v. /i. 1. cinc tvicfeiibe ^Clfi obcr ben ©c^uupfcn bnbc.it, bcu ^la^ . fenfc^lcim (vuig. Stoi^) laiifcn laffcii, viiig. rofeen; 2. fdjluc^jcn, weineii, fc^reien (wie Jlinbci:). SNIVELLER, s. bcc ©cfcniifflcr ; tet (bie) S^In^jenbc, SBciueiibe. SNIVELLING, ) adj. 1. tricfliaftg, vukf. SNIVELLY, i vp§ig; 2. efcl^art, «erdd)tlic^, lumpig ; 3. wcincnb ; snivelling fellow, ber ^cutcr, (Secret' balg. To SNORE. r>.77.fcbnavd)cu. SNORE, «. bag ©(^narc^eu. SNORER. s. bcr ed)navd)cr. To SNORT, V. n. fdmanbcn, fc^naufen, SNORTER, s. ber @d)nanbenbc. SNOT. s. bcr 9'lafcnfd)[cim, vu/g. SIp^. To SNOT, V. a. (bic Jlafc) ft^ndujcn. SNOTfY, adj. vu/g. rp^ig ; — nosed, rp^naftg. SNOUT, s. 1. bic (5d)nan5e, ber gfjiiffcl, co„t. bic ?lafc ; 2. 9i6brc, 2:i(Ie, (&pi= fee, bcr Sdjuabcl, bag 'iDhinbftiirf. To SNOUT. V. a. mit cincr Sdjnauje, 3lbi)X(, S;ille, Spilje u. f. m. *)erfc= ben. SNOUTED, adj. mit ciiicr ©equalise gefdjudbclt. SNOUTY, adj. frfjnauscttdbnlid). SNOW, s. 1. bev ©djnee ; 2. bte ©djnaiie, bag (£d)naufcbiff, 53arfe= nuf; — ball, bcr Scbuccball ; —ball tree, bcr Syaffcrbplunbcv, ©dnfepic' ber (viburnum opu/iis — />.) ; — berry, bie Scftncebcere, @igbcerc(c/iiWocc«); — berry-shrub, bcr Scbuccbccrflraud) {Perydijmcnum racemosum — L,.) | — bird, (— bunting), ber SBcipnacfc, bie (3d)neeammcr (Embiriza nivalis — L.) ; bcr Sd;nCepnE {FringUla nivalis — L.) ; — bound, eingefd)ncit ; — broth, bag (Sd)nccmaffev, (Sci)necmiiS, fcbr talte ©ctrduf; — crowned, ffbnecbeberft, fcftiiccgch-bnt ; — deep, bie (£d)nees blniuc ; — - drift, bie SBinbiucbe ; — drop, bev @d)ncctvopfeu, bag Sci)ncc= glb(fd)Cn (Oalnntlms nivalis — />.) ; — drop-tree,bev @ci)neebaum, uo[)l, ct); if it be — , U'cnn bciu fi) tft; why — ■? uiavum benn? luie ba8? — then, ba()er, barnin, alfo; and — forth, Ullb fo weitev ; — that, fo ba5 ; — . . as, fo . . ; a\s, f o . . , b«fi ; — much as, fo fef)r nurf) ; as . . , — . ., wie . . , fo . . (fo follte anc^ U. f. VO.) ; — much the better, bcftO beffcr ; it is disagreeal)le to you, but etill more — to me eg ift bir ltuaiigc= liel)in, mir abcviicd) mebr; ifyouare satisfied — am I, id) bin cS jitfiiebcn, wcnn >2ie a fill^ ; , fo fo, fo itcmlid), fo leibliit, (ftbv) mittclina= ^ig; ntd)t bcfoilbei-g; do — no more, tl)iic (S ntd;r inebr, nid;t wiebcr; she ve.\ed me. tjut does — no more. |ie Matte mic^, t^nt c« aber nid)t inei)r ; Iiy — doing, Wenn ic^ C« tl)UC; she is not — handsome as her sister, ftC tft iiifl)t fo fd;ijn ali il)re ©d)wcfter ; — fine a woman has — ugly a husband, ein fo fd)onc§ 5ffictb ()atctncn foba9- lictton 2)^^nn; Mr. — and — , «5err JV. JV. ■ , To SOAK, V. a. en ; to — in, in ftc^ fangcn, etnjic= l^en; snaked by tlie rain. DOilt 3Uc\tn bMr(|udgt; a soaking rain, fiu bnt-rf;: 308 bringenbcr JJegen ; a soaking :iub, cine 3cd;gcffllfd)aft. SOAK, s. bie (Stntveic^itng. SOAKER, s. ber (Sinnjcti^enbe u. f. w, SOAL, s. vii. Sole. SOAP, s. bie (Setfe ; — ashes, pi. bte ©eifenfteberafd)e ; — ball, bie ©ci= fenfnget ; — berry (— tree*, bie J'«'ig ; — """i »«''• Socager. SOCAGE, s. X. T. baS 2)icnftlef)en, Soncrlc^en ; bie Svobne, ber 50an= ernbienft; baa Sienfignt, Sro&iignt; free tenure in common — , bag l)0{)cre freie Ornitbcigcnttjnm ; — vassals, ;)/. L. T &nlt' ober 3tnst>aiif>'«- SOCAGER, s. L. T. ber Sicnftmaiin, Srb()ncr. SOCIABILITY, .< bie Oefcfligfeit, ®c= fc(Ifd)aftlt(tfett, Uingangtifbfeit. SOCIABLE (ado. — ly)', ndj. 1. gcfefttg, gcfc(lfd)aftli(t), ningang'lid) ; 2. yer= ciubar, l)ontogeit ; ' a — game, ein ©cfcUfc^aftgfpicl ; —ness, s..vid.So- CIAEILITY. soci.\BLE, s. bcr offencoierftljige ?itft= wagcn. SOCIAL (ado. — ly), adj.i. gcfcllfd)afl = lid), niitgiingltd) ; 2. gefcllig ; — love, bie ^'lad)ftenlicbc ; —ness, s.vid. Sociality. SOCIALITY, s. bic ©efffligfeit, (5ic= fcllfr^aftlicfjfcit, ba« ®efeHfd)aftlid)c. SOOIETY, s bie ®efellfd)aft, @cnof= fcnfc^aft, bcr 5?crcin, bie ©octctat ; — of mcrcli.-mts, bic .P)aiibe(ggcrcll= 'diaft; — isles, bie ®efcllfit)aftS= infc(n. sociNiAN. T. .■;. bcr @ociniaiicr ; n. aiij. focinianifcfe. sociNiANis.vi. .«. ber Sociniaiii^inug. SOCK, s. 1. bie 0ocfc ; 2. bcr (SoccnS (ntcbtt'ge Sc^nb bcra(ten(2d),iurj)(f. ler tin Snftfpielc) ; 3. f^. bas ^iiit» fpiel ; 4. bie $f!ngfd)ar; associate o< the — and buskin, ber ®ci)anfpielfr, S;beatcrl)clb. SOCKET, s. bic ©ille, 3)iiUe, Sttjeibe, Sio\^u ; c§ij[ilnng, .gbtjle, 51ngcn= I)bl)le : 3afinbbl)lc, Qafjufiljeibe oijct Sabe, 3rtt)itlii(ff ; -fifc/i. t. bcr (Sait= lenfn§; JV. t-s. bcr ©c^manenbali cincr 2)rcl)braffc ; — chisel, ber ®citJ= fn§, grope 2)JciBc(. SOCKLESS, adj. focfcnlog, fd)nHog. SOCLE, .1. Arch. T. bcr Suj), ©Ocfft, bag ©eflcU. SOCMAN, «. vid. Socager. SOCOTRINE, SocoTORiNE, adj. — aloe, bie fnccotrintfc^e 3Uoe. SOCRATICAL (— ic ; ado. —ally), nd^. fofratifd), wie @oErateg, nuffoha* tifcf)e 3lrt, crijrternnggiycifc. SOCRATISM, s. bie 'ijjijilofoptjte b(« (Sofratcg. SOCR.-VTIST, s.bcr (Sd)iilcr, 5[nf)angft begfv(ievcii ; 2. fic^ bcfaiifttijcit laiTeit. SOl'TKNER, s. vid. Softneu. SOi'TNER, s. 1. bcr 3)H(bci-er, 5Pe- fiiiiftiiiev; 2. baS ©n»ct4)uufl«mit= icl, Wiibcnuig^mtttcl ; bie gitite; niiifl, 3}Jilbeniiit5. TOFi'NESS, s. 1. bie 3!Bcic^[)cit ; 2. (Saiifti)cit, ©auftmuti), 5JJilbe ; 3. gicuiiblic^feit ; 4. aBeicftlidjfeif, ba« lucibifdje SBefeit, bie giirc^tfamtett, Bat^bcit, bcr Jllciitmutt) ; 5. bie ^u(b- tigfcif. 80GGY, a/!j. feuci)t, SOU 3)afnvf xaiu c^enb. sono ! int. {)e ! be ba I l)iJvc boci) ! ciii Saflbnif, menu man bett .§a|fii ftfecii ftel)t. r« SOIL, V. a. i. bcfrf^mii^en, befu= belit ; 2. biitifleit, miftcii ; to — cattle. (9iiiib=)33ieb im ©talle (mitgvitnein (VUttCf) fiittcnt ; to — a liorse, eiu ^fcvb im gviiijling in baS frtfd)c @vas laffeii. SOIL, s. 1. bcr 33obeit, ®vmib, ba« ©ibvei*, (?l(fci-0*va:ib ; 2. ber gitmuft, Jfpth; 3. Siiiiaev, ^fiift ; native (or parent) — , bCt yatcvlaubi= fctje Sobcit, ©cbuvt^pvt, ba« ®e= buvt^lanb, iBatei'Iaub, bie .gjeimatl); tn take — , Sp. K. til bag SBaffcV Kill- feu ttjie eiu ^art yerfoIfjteS ^Btlb. soiLiNESS, s. bie tni£tc!)le ber^^ffibe. SOLAN-GOOSE, s. tie f^ottifc^e ®an«, jUotliqana ( Pelecaniis bassanu.9 — L.). soL.A..\o, s. eiu i)eiper ®iibofi»tnb in ©Vanieu. SOLAR, wij. jur Sonne geprig ; fo^ larifd) ; — flowers, Sluinen, bie ftd) bci '■Xac^t ijffnen un6 bc8 i)}ad)t8 fd}lief)en; — microscope, baS ®on= neu'jcrijrijpcrunggglag, SoIrtrmi= troffop; —month, ber SDnnenmo= nat; — rafiiation, bte Straf)Ieiibre- d)ung ber Sonne; — spots, ./2st. r. bie «2onnenfIccfen; — system, baS eolar=f\;|iem ; —year, HS Son= uci;ja^r. eOLUAN, vid. Sultan. SOLDANEL, s. bic 2}}eerttiiibe, bcr ^iieefol). [Convolvulus soldanella — />.). r,i SOLDER, V. a. (— up, infamincu) lijt&cn ; ocrbinben, jufammcnfiigen. SOLDER, s. baS I'ott), bic Sbtt)e ; hard — , bag ®c^(agIot^ ; soft — , baS fed)nclllotbi (bei ben ©iirtlern), Sd)nellsinn. ?OLDI'".KL\(;, 7).i7t. in compos. — board, bn« \;ot()brett; —iron, ber ?i)tl)erber ^idjtste^er; — pipe, HS ?6tl)ro^v. SOLDIER, s. ber Solbaf, ,RriegSmann ; — 's hoy, ber S^roybube; — citizen, ber i^iirgevfolbat; — 's cunion, bic ©an^blume, bag gro^c Jtnubcn^ fvaut ( Orchis miUtaris) ; — 's oint- ment, cine ijjferbcfalbe; — 's pay, bie SJiifjuung, ber Solb ; — 's pouch, bie ^atrontafcljc;- wood, bie -^Jur- )>UraCCacie (Mimosa, purpurea). SOLDIERLIKE, ) adj. foibatifc&, mitt= SOLDIERLY, i tarifc|), fric'3«inan= nifd). SOLDIERSHIP, s. baS Solbatitr^c, ©olbatcnmapigc, Jliicg«inanuifc{)e ; ber Solbatenftanb, bag Sokateu= leben. SOLDIERY, s. bie Solbategfa; bag ,r£rieggoplf, bie Jtrieggmanufd;aft, bag yJJilitar, bie Solbaten. SOLE, s. 1. bie (gu^=)So^(e ; 2. Sd)u()fo[;le; 3. bie >gorufo^le beg ^fcvbeg ; 4. bie Sin'il^ (fi'"^ ^Ivt ^lattftflt, (3d)onc, PUuronectes so- ldi) ; soles of a horse, pi. ciue 9lvt .^uffianff)eit ber SJjferbe ; — leather, bag So^lcnleber ; — muscle, A. T. ber iunere aBabenniug£cl. SOLE (ado. — ijr),«rfj. 1. alletit, ciujtg, blot?; 2. /,. T. unver^ciratijct, Icbig; — heir, ber llniycrfalerbe; — heiress, bie Uuiyeifalerbinn ; M. E-s. a — bill, bcr Sola- (cigcne ober irodenc) il*ed)fe( ; — owner (of a ship), bcr 5Ulciu=i)tbeber; —tenant, /.. 7". ei= ner, bcr eiu ®rnnbftiicf aliciu gc= Vad)tet (;at ; — trade, ber 5llleinban= bcl ; — trader, bcr 2meiu()aubler, 3)JonoVOlift; fem(m}e — , bic UU6cr= I)cirat[;cte 5v>iu. To SOLE, V. a. bcfofiicit. SOLECISM, s. bcr ©olijcigmiig, ctgeit- tbiimlid)e (©vr»ii*=)«^ff)I»'i"' 2Bortfii= gefel)ter; bie Unfd)irflirt)feit. SOLECIST, s. bcr gcgeit bie Spvacfje f)auftg gcf)Ieiifce. SOLECISTICAL (/uln. — ly), adj. fvrad^anbrig, barbarifc^^ To SOLECIZE, V. n. i&pract)fcl;[cr ma^cn. soLED/ndj. mit So^Ien; dcmble — , jrocifoWig. SOLEMN (adv. — Ly). adj. 1. fctCvlic^, fcfllid), l)err(i(^, prac^ttg ; 2. ernfl, 3. fllaubwiirbig, glaubf)afr, bcroaiivt ; 4. fteif; —oath, bcr gtppc (fcicrlid)c) Sitmuv. SOLEMNE.SS, >s. 1. bte i^cicrtic^fcit, SOLEMNITY, 5 reltgiofe Scremonie; 2. ber feicrlic^e 3"g ; 3. bie 2Biirbe; 4. bcr (Srnft; 5. bie Stcif^eit. SOLEMNIZATION, s. J)te gcicr, fciers Itc^e i}cge()ung. To .SOLEMNIZE, v. a. fcicru, fftcrtid) begebeu. SOLEMNIZER, s. ber Scternbe. S0LENE,ss, s. bag ^lilcinfieben, 5U= Icinfepit, bic ®cfd)icbcnl)cit. SOLENiTES. s. pi. Solcuitcn, oerfici= nertc Sc6eibenmufd)eln. SOLEURE, s. (bte Stabt) 0olotl)iirn. 7'y SOL-i'A, /!. 71. Mus. T. folfcggircu, obcr fotmiftrcn. 7'« SOLICIT. V. a. l.anfjaltcnb ober bringenb bitten, (nm ctwag) anl)al- tcn, anfnd)cn, nnlicgcn, erfud)cn; 2. (an)fovbern, beifitcn, bcrlangeii, fircbcn ; 3. anfforbcrn, anvcijcu, trci= ben ; 4. bclafttgcn, plagen. SOLICITATION, .?. 1. bag ^lufialteu, 2lnfnd)eii ; {-Jln^jSoibern ; 2. bie 'Jln= rcijung, bag aubaltenbc obcr biin= gcube bitten, Xrcibeii, plagen, 33c= Kiftigcn. SOLICITOR, s. 1. bcr ?lnbalfeube, 9lu= fud;enbc, ^Infoibcrcr, 5Iiibaltor ; 2. 9lnmalt (im 6ivi(proccffc), -^rocn^ vatov (in 'bee ilaii5cllci), Sac^'.oal= ter ; j^igcal ; — general, b.'r ®cne« ra(='$rocnrator, Staatgauwalt. SOLICITOUS (adv.— ly), adj. (iugftiid), forgfaltig, beEiimmcrt, forgfam, bc= forgf, iiunif)ig ; to be — about (— of), ftd)' befiimmeru urn.., ftc^ itwai nngelcgcn fci^u laffeu ; to be — for, fir'cbcii iia(I>... SOLICITRESS, .^. bie 9ln^aUenbc, 9lu» fiic^cvtun, 53ittenbe. SOLICITUDE, s. bie JBefiimmcruttl, Sorge, Srrgfalf, Sorglit^fcit, 9(eugftltc|Ecit. SOLID (ado. — ly), adj. 1. fcfi, bic^t, berb, ftarf, gcbruugcu, gcbicjjeu, maf= fty; 2. G. T. fubifcl) ; 3. f or<>erlid) ; 4. fig. cd)t, uml)r, wirf lid), ftc^cr, jn= yerliiffig, ambrbaft, icd;tli(^ ; 5. l)altbar, griinblid) ; 6. M. f.. rccU, folib,gut (in-6innd>t auf 3a[)Iungg= fiiWgfcit]; crcbttfal}ig; — foot, bet Jtub'iffUB ; in a — foot are 17i8 — .■nches, ciu .VtubiffuiJ cntf)alt 1728 J?:ubifjo(i; — angle, Mntli. T. bcr fijrperltd)e SBiutcl, bic (Sdc ; — man, ber jnocrlafitge 3}Jann; — fqnan;. Mil. T. bag oolle ober gcfr^loffcnt OuarrC ; — ness, s. vid. SoLimrv. SOLID, s. bcr fefle Jtbrper. To SOLIDATE, v. a. feft m<[C\)ill (IV. \\.\ SOLIDIFICATION, s. bag a[?crbidjtci!. Tu SOLIDIFY, 'v. a. UcrbidjtOIt. SOLIDITY, s. 1. bie Seftigfeit, S)id)t= l)eit, ®ebiuugeul)eit ; 2. ^djtbeit, 5Ba^vI)cit, ©cioipbcit, ®riinblid).- feit; 3. M. E. bie Solibitat, CSrcbit- fal)igfcit (eincg .(paufcg). SOLIDUNG ULCUS, adj. gauj^nftg, cin-- fiufig. SOLib'iDlAN. i.s. ber ®Iaubcnftd)cre, ®lanbenfeilc, ber bcu ®lauben al- Icirt, ot)nc gute SBcrfe, jur Selig- fcit fiir biiilaiiglifb f)alt; il. adj. ju einem folt^cn ©laubcn gcl)bvig, gfan^ benfc)!. SOLIDIFIANISM, s. bie?c{)re oom .0>in-- rcid)en beg ®Iaubcng, ot)ne gutc SBcrfe, jur Seligfcit. ro SOLILOQUIZE, t). 71. ciu Sclbflgc= fvvacf) lialteub. SOLILOQUY, s. bag 9UIcingcfi.n-ad:, Oclbftgefprad), bcr SDJonolog. SOLIPED, s. bag gaujbnfigc obcr cin= ^uftgc 3;^ier. SOLITAIRE, s. i. ber (f inftcblcr ; 2. cine 5Irt .§algfd)mu(f fiir a}Januer. SOLITARIAN, s. bcr ©iuftcbler. SOLITARINESS, .9. 1. bit (Siitfamfctt, Dcbc; 2. 9tbgelegcnl)cif, a3crtaffen= l)cit. SOLITARY, I. adj. 1. ciufam ; 2. iJbe, abgelcgcn; 3. einjeln; — sparrow, bcr 9livtabe, Scrgcrcmit (Corrvsera ciihis — X.) ; — thrush, bic italicitifdje 5lmfet (Tardus solitarius — /, ) ; II. -•••. ber (Sinfteblcr. SOLITUDE, .9. 1. bic ^iufamfcit ; 2. Debe, eiuijbe, SBiiftc. SOLIVAGANT, arf/. ciufam ^crnmn)an= bcrub. SOLMISATION, s. .Vus. T. bag (Sra(a= ftngcn ober ©pielen, bag ©olfeggircn. SOLO, .9. Mus. T. bag Solo ; — parts, ©oloitimmcn. SOLOMON, «. Salomo (9J?anugnamc) ; — 's seal, bag @alomo(n)g Sicgcl, bin SBei{)llU)Vj {Coiivallaria ■polygonatuiu — /J. SOLSTICE, s. .1st. T. bic Souncntocnbc ; summer—, bte Sommerfoinicuiucubc. SOLSTITIAL, adj. Mst. T. jur Soniicn= ttjcnbc gebortg; mitten im Sommer ; — points, pi. bii Sounenmcnbepnnftc. SOLUBILITY, s. bie -2lufliJglic^Eeit, 5£ufli)gbarteit. SOLUBLE, ndj. anflijglicft, auftog&ar; to be — , fid; auflijfcn laffcn. SON SOPH SORR SOLUTE, adj. i?. T. \vi, fret. SOLUTION, s. 1. bie Sluflijfiing, 3:ren= •niiitsj ; 2. ©vflannij}, Scaiitwortiing, !i!i)fuu3 ; 3. taS 3tufgclijfete ; 4. bic 33efrf tUltg ; — of continuity, S. T. bt'e Svennunfl i>oxl)t\: jufammenl)aiigeu= bcr 3:;i)ciie. SOLUTIVE, adj. bell Sfib offncitb. SOLVABILrry, «. vU solvency. SOLVABLE adj. 1. ailfloSlicf), Jll 16= feu, erflavBav ; 2. ja^Iiiiig«f>i()t!l ; — bail, L. T. btc (]ute, folibc iMivgfi^aft. To SOLVE, V. a. 1. niiflofett, lijfeu (Ctue fctwievige %xaa,i) ; 2. eiit^iilleu, ev= Hareu ; to — a fraction, ctueti 53i'uc^ tm 3Ie^iicu auf^ebcii. SOLVENCY, S.M.E. bie 3at)hmg«fa= ^igfeit, Sotyabilitat, ©olDciij. SOLVEND, s. bnS 2Iitf5iil6feiibe. SOLVENT, I. adj. 1. M. E. Saf)lUlig«fa= fiijj, folycut, fplsenbo ; 2. lofeub, iiuf= Ui|citb ; n. «. ba'3 SluflofimgSmtttcI. SOLVER, s. (bet-, bie, ba«) was aiiflbft. SOMATIST, s. bci-®eifte«[aiiaiier, iDJa= terialifl. '^ SOMATOLOGY, a. bie ,ftpr))eile^re, Somatologie, 93ef(^vet6utig bc« meiifcijlt^vit Jlor^jer^. SOMBER, ) adj. buiifct, biiflef ; tvii= SOMBRE, [ be, miirrifcti, f4)aH'v= SOMBROUS. ) llliit^ifl ; — silence, bie iiiclaiici;olifi'^c (feievlt^e) Stitic. SOME, pron. adj. tv^eiiD @iit, trgeiib, ctmas, Jiii(^efa(;v ; (Siii; ©iiiige, (St- Ititc, ©iiiigoS; etii weiiig, ^twa»; to forego — of one's right, etluaS VOll fciiKin 9?cc|te fa^ivcu laffeit; they h:ive — chililren, fi'^ l)abcit StiW' bev ; — bread, SSl'Ob ; shall I lielp you to—? faun ic^ 3I)iieii bamtt fluf= nmvtclt ? if you please, give me — , t)rt= bi'it Sie bie ®iite uttb gebeii (©ie) Uliv tvclcte ; there arc some people, &c., e« gicbt (gewiffc) Scute, u. f. i». ; — kw. eiuigc, weuige ; — such, folc^, folcb eiu (ciue, etncS), bergleid)en ; — time or oiher, tl'gcUC cill 9)ial ; — one, Scmanb, ivgcub (JilteV;' — body, Seniaub, (Siuev; ^JJcrfou »ou 2Iufe= beu ; he thinks himself to be — body, cr bilbet fif^ "^t^fs .ftleiueS eiu ; lie will be — body, er wivb (uoc^) itxuaS wcrbcu, wivb feiu ©liicf itiadjeu; — how, ado. anf irgenb cine 5Jrf, irgcnb line ; — thin?, s. pron. adj. (J- adn. ciU 5}iug; 2;i)cil; bie tlciue eutfci'= nung; thvaS, eiu weutg; ciuiger» matieu ; — time, adc. eiittt, eijebcnt, ehcmals, ebcnialig, ioevmalei; eiu diicil; bevciufl; — times, adtf. 5UWci= leu, Hiaud}iual ; — times tlie one — times the other, Balb ber (bie, bfl§) (Siuc, bafb bcf (bie, ba») ilubcrc; — what, «. adj. S,- ado. (StWa« ; ciU WC: utg, ti\Vi\i ; — where, ado. ivgcub^ wo ; — where else, nubciglVO ; — whither (else), nubcr« \w[)\\\. SOMERSET (Sommerset), s.bilS Ucbev= fd)lagcu tm Spviugen, bcr 93uv5eU baum, ftiufe itprung, §uftf>.n'ung. SOMMiTE, .^. bcv iSoniniit, 9!cpheiiu. SOMNAMBULATION, s. baS 9ilad)t»vau= bclU. SOMN'AMBULTPM, .■?. bev SDiHuanibu = li«mu§, bie iDJoubfiidjHgfcit. SOMNAMBULIST, s. bcr 3iJad)famnb= (er, ©r^lafg^iugcr, (bit) 3)iPUbfiicf)= tige, (bie) ^Soninambule. SOMNIFEROUS, Somnific, adj. f(f)lnf= briugeub, ciufc{)laferub, i2d)laf ma= c^ieub; — potif)uc«. SOON, ado. i. balb ; 2. bercttanlltg, {jeru; as — as, fo>balb nl§; I would as — , tc^ iubd)te ebeu fo geru ; sooner, comp. ci)cr, frii{)cr ; I would — er,'ic^ ivollfc licbcr; no — er than, nid)t fi^balb ali°, faiini ; soonest, sup. ff)Cfteu8, am c()cftcu; at the —est, ef)cfteu«, fobalb als niiiglid). SOOSHONG, .?. vid. Soixhono. soosoo, s. bcr (Sufuf, S)clpf)iu be8 ©rtUgCS (De/pMniis gavgeticus). SOOT, .«. bcr 9Ju9; —coal, bie Sfiu^= foble, ?iifd;e. To SOOT, V. a. bcrujicu; mit 9luj) biiugcu, soo'i'ERKiN, .•?. ba« a)?pubfalb. SOOTII, .^. + bie 9Ba[)vbcit; for — (in — ), tvauu, tu 20af)rl}cit ; — to say, bic SSaf)rl)cit ju fageu. To SOOTHE, V. a. bcfauftigcu; hmihU flcn, befi'icbigcu, licbelu, licbfofcu, fdmicidjclu, \\\ gcfallctt fud)cu, bc= f($ouigeu; to — up, fd)inetc^eln ; serjiirKiu, bcfii'irfeit. SOOTHER, adj. comp. nugcucfjiucr, lics ber. SOOTHER, s. 1. bcr (2cf)mcic^clcr, .^atfc})cicr, Scfauftiger; 2. baS Siu-- bcrungsmittcl. SOOTHINGLY, ado. fd)metd)club. To SOOTHSAY, v. n. ttjafjrfagcu, pro= Vbt.iScicit (>v. Ji.). SOOTHSAYER, .9. ber 2Ba'&rfager. SOOTINESS, s. bie atu^igfeit, tai 9iu= iiigc, SBcrufjtc. sooTisn, adj. ruSic^f. SOOTY, adj. 1. 9'Jup crjcugcub; vutlig, bcnipi; 2. ru^artig; 3. fd)war5, buufct ; — stern, bcr (it^VOgcl (Sterna fuliginosn). SOP. ,9. 1. bcr eingefuuffc SQiffcu, Sd)Uirf;bao(Siugcbroiftc,bie5;uufc; 2 ?iubcniug§mittcl, etilluugSmittd ; 3. bic 53cPec^nug, vidg. Sd^iuicve. To SOP, c. a. tuufcu, etutuntcu. SOPH, s. Camb. Uiiio. Ph. bcv ©OVbtfl. sopHf. s. bcr Sopbi, Sc^ad), ©c^a^ you ^Pcrftcu. SOPHIA, s. (gopbia (Wraucunamc). SOPHICAL, adj. SBcisbctt lebrcnb. SOPHISM, s. bag eopbismn, bcr S:rug= fd;Iu^, (2d)ciugruub. SOPHIST, s. 1. bcr Scorer ber ^^tfofo. ' Vbie; 2. Sopbijt. SOPHISTER, s. bcr ®oi?btfi. SOPHISTICAL (ado. — ly). adj. fopl)i= fiil'ct), fpi^fiubig, triigerifd), triiglic^. To SOPHISTICATE, v. a. serfalfd)cu. SOPHISTICATE, adj. ucrfalfd)t, uucd)t. SOPHISTICATION, s. bic a3crfalfd)uug ; Q3crfalfc^t{)etf. SOPHISTICATOR, s. bcr aScrfalfdjcr. SOPHISTRY, s. 1. bie Sop^iflcvei, S;rug»cruiiuftclei, ba§ @cfd)ma^ iu 5:rugf{ilitffcu, S3Icnbwcr{; 2. bic Io= gifc^e Ucbuug. SOPHOMORIC, s. vid. Soni. SOPHY, s. Sopbic (graucnunmc). To SOPORATEj'u. a. eiufdjlafcrii. • SOPORIFIC, ') adj. ciufd;lafcrub, SOPORIFEROUS, > Sd)[af inadjcub, SOPOROUS, ) fdjKifrig, uavfo: tiftt; — draft, ber Scblaftruuf • soporiferousness, s.'iaS @iufd)laferiibf., ■bic@c^Iaf mac^eube @igcui"ct)aft, baj DLnfotifci&e. SOPORIFICS, s.pi (Sc^Iafmittel. SOPPER, s. bcr (fiutuufcubc. SOPRANO, .9. Mas. T. bcr Si^CilUt, <20prau, bic Dbcrfiinime^ SORB, s. or — apple, ber S;pornpfcI; — .or — apple-tree, bcr ©pcrbcrbaum, Sporapfelbaum, ubcrci, i§c-- i'crei, bcr 3iiuber. soRDi^s, s. ber Sobcufit^ UuRatb, Uuratf). SORDID (adv. —U). adj. i. fd)niU^tg. garfiig, uuflat{)ig; 2. gcmctu,fd)lcd)t. uicbcrtrad)tig ; 3. favg, gei^ig, fil^g ; —ness, s. n. + bte Sdjuiu^igfcif, ilu= rciulid^fcit, Uitfliitbigfeit; ^iliebcr: trad)tigfcit, Siljigfcif. SORE, .9. 1. taS @cfd)mur, bcr fe; 2. U'cbc, em= pfiublid), reijbar; 3. beftig, fd;aier; 4. iniibfam, bcfcbiverlid) ; — eyes, bic tiMiubcu (bi^fcu) Slugcu ; — throat, ciue 9lvt .*^UUb'3unirgcr (Cy/ianc/iiim— L); H. adv. beftig, fc^iucr, arg, fief; tu bobcm @rabe ; full — against my will, ^av.f, iDtbcr mciucu SSilicu. SOREL, s. Sp. E. ber brcijabrige .Girfcft. SORENESS, s. bie «Sd)nicr5baft'igfcit, 5pciu, .^eftigfcit, gicisb.irfeif. SORGO, s. bie 9JJof)rl)ivfe, Sorgfciat (Holciis sorghum). SOIUTF.S. s. /,. r. bcr (Soritc«, Jtct' tcufd)lu§, .§aufclfd)lup. SORRANCE, .s. Sp. K. bcr (Z^a'itW, i^eblcr nu ciucm ^ferbe. SORIMOL, \.s. 1. (Wild — ) ber (Sauer= anipfcr; 2. bie Dfiitblidifeit; common — , bcr SSicfcnaUlpfcr (liumei pratctt- .s-is — L.) ; — wood" (three-Icaved — ), bcr Saucrflcc, iHuc^ampfcr (Ozali* acelnsdla — /-.) ; — salt, bitJ ©aUeC* fiCCfotj : red — , — tree, bcr SflUCr* SOTT SOUN SOUV ampfcrbaU'.U {.imlrorrxdi arborea — J A SORREL, arlj. V?ff)ltC^, flicl)«r0tf), qclb- voth, falb ; — horse, bcv gfipt^fit*^, @elbfucf)S; "Jiight (light) — , Ud)t- fcraitti; burnt — , fc{)»ai'5braitit. SORRINESS, s. hit >JlcrmlicI)tett, 5Inn= feligfeit, a3crac})tlicJ)fcit, MS (ficitb. To SORROW, V. 71. traiievn, wef) ff»n, rraiirig fev)n, fid) bctinibcn, ftd) tran= fen, ftd) fiiminent, fic^griimfit.lciben. SORROW, s. bie Setriibiii^, S;raurig= fcit, Jtiimnieviiifj, S;vrtticv; ba8 (bic) 5;riibfal, Seifctt, bei" ®vam, ,Ritm= mci-, bie ®orge, bcv SSerbnifi ; to my (our) — , Ictbei" ! it happened to my — , eS 9cfd)af) jit meiiiein Sctbrocfcn. SORROWFUL, (adv. — ly), 0^^;. 1. trait= rig, fprgeiiyoll, grcimenb, bctriibt, uic[atid)otifd),fiimmcv!joU; 2. elenb, fliigtid); — tree, bft (oflitibifc^e) .TiMiicrbniim ; — ness, s. bie Xvciu- vigtcit, a)?claitd)Dlic, ber ©ram, Jiitmmer, ba3 Gleiib. S0RR0WLE3S, «//y. forgctiToS. SORRY, adj. 1. tViiuvtg, »c& ; ■ bctviibt, befiimmc'vt ( — of, at, fiber) ; Icibeub ; 2. flaglic^, jamiiterlid), elcnb; 3. fd)(e4>f/ «crad)flic-^ ; I am — for it, tS tfl (tt)iit) niir Icib, f§ Mnft mid) ; i arn — to say, jii itietiiem !i?cibmefcn, Iciber; i am — for you. id) bebaitre Sie, ts ift mir Icib um ®:e ; a — ex- cuse, cine fit^le (lecve) (Sntfd)ulbi= guiIQ ; he maizes a — appearance, fr ftf^t jammerlid) anS; a — fellow, cin armfcliger Jtcrl, elctibet ^id)t. BORT, s. 1. bie Sorte, ®attiiiig, Oua= litat; einffe, bcr ©tanb, 9Jang; 2. bie Slrf, SQeife; of great — , uoii l)o- I)em 9Jiiiig?, iionie^in ; the common — , iai gc'meiiie iBolf ; the better — , bic J)pi)ercii Staitbe ; in some — , go= luiffer 3)?apen ; in any — , aiif irgcitb citte 3Beife ; that's your — ! baS liipt fic^ l^Preu! jiid)[)e! |e ba; to be out of —3, iiiigel)a(te!i, ucrbrieplir^, trau= vig fe^it; to put out of —s, aiiS bcr ■J^afflllig Bvingcit ; Sorts, pi. Tijp. T. "jie forttvtcii (abgelegttit) 33iid)ftabcu. To SORT, V. \.a.\. forttrcu, au'jfud)cii, (iii§: (Dber ab=)foiibern, au^fc^icpcii, aii»r(i!igircn, bracfeii; 2. jitfijmmcii= fitcUeii obcr legert, aiiVflffe", verbiii= ben; 3. iciiljlcn; IL n. 1. yerbunbcn fci)U; fi'4) ycrbinbcu; 2. paffen, fic^ fd)icfen, niigef)en, gcben, taugen ; to — and class, (iu8fud)vn Ullb nbfoil = bern, fortircn; to — out, auJlcfcit, ausmiiijlen, auSfuc^cn. SORTABLE {ado. — i.y), adj. 1. ail'S= tufonbern, forttrbar; 2. ))a§lid), paf= fenb, fctiiiflic^, taiig(td), gangbar. SORTIE, s. .Mil. T. ber 5ln«faU. BORTILEQE, s. ba3 Soofeu, 2Bcrfcu bc§ SoofcS. SORTIl^EGIOUS, adj. hciS Soofcll bc- trcffenb. SORTITIOM, .■?. b,i3 ?lus«)n!)len, bie 55ciiimmitng bitrdj baS S?oo». SORTMENT, s. M. K. biiS 9lffortimcut, ©ortiment(=?agcr), 93er!auf=Sager. 80RY. s. ber Sltrdmcutftein, baS fc^ire^ felfaiire Sifcn, ber ©ifcnyitriol. SOT, s. 1. bcr S^or, Sitmmfoff, ©rbiJpS; XlUpct; 2. Sviinfcnbolb. To SOT, 7'. 1. 71. ftc^ bunim trinfen, col ftc{) bcgiejicn; n. a. bumm macfcen, Dcrbliiffcn, betciubeu; Derbal^icu, Strldpliern ; to — one's tune away, feine 3fit mit eaiifen jubringen. fiOTTISlI (ndo. —i.y), adj. 1. blimm, atberit, liimifd), tolj)el[)nft ; 2. be= ttunfcn, uerfoffen ; — ness, s. bic 5)ummf)eit, 5Hbcrnf)cit; ba« bami= fc^e SSefcn, bie 2;rnnfen[)eit, SScr= lofenbctt, 80 SOU, s. bcr 3ru (franji.iftfd;c JtuVfcr= miinje). SOUCHONG, .5. bit feinflc 9lrt bc« S^ccbub. soui^ s. la bie (Sccle, bcr ®eift, ba« SSefen, 3iiiierftc; 2. Sebenlprincip, bie Jtraft; 3. bcr aJfenfd) ; 4. bic Seclcngriipe ; aii souls, ader ©eclcn ; poor — ! vuis. armer JKcufd) ! nrmer 5Bid)t! with all my ' — , uon gniijcr (Seclc; upon my — ! bct meiiier ©cele !^ magnanimity of -^, bic (Sec= (cngrijpc; nobility of — .bcr (Seclen= nbcl ; — 's delight, bie Scclcnrooune; — destroying, feelcnjerftorcnb ; — dissolving, fcetcnfd)mcl5inb ; — fear- ing, fceleubange ; — harrowing, fce= leiiqiialcnb ; — killing, fcelentbbteiib, feclcnjerfioreiib ; gcifttijbteiib ; — paving, felig madjenb ; — selling. fceleiitcrEanfcrifd) ; — shot (—scot), baS ®eelengcl6 ; — .lick, fcclcntrant ; — trouble. biiS Scclcnlcibcn, bie(See= Icuaugil, ®cmiitl)«franf[;ei£; — vex- ed, in bcr Scclc bctn'ibt. SOULLESS, ailj. 1. fcclcnloS, IcbloS ; 2. fcige, ycr'jagt ; 3. nicbertrad)tig, gcfiif)lio«, c^araTtcrlc?. SOUND, adj. £,- ado. (aud) — ly) 1. ge= faitb ; (in a — state), gilt unb roOl)[= bcljiilteii, unycrfe()i't, uiibefd)abigt ; 2. ganj,, uuuntcrbror^en, ungeflijrt ; 3. ftarf, bcrb, fefl, fraftig ; 4. rid)fig, biinbig, titd)tig, griinblid); o. rec^t= gliillbig ; goods in a — condition, M. K. bc[)altcue (gut obcr )uof)I conbt= tionivte) ©iiter (2Baarcn) ; — beat- ings, berbe ^Priigcl ; a — flogging, cine bcrbe (titc^ttgc) 2:rad)t Spriiget obcr .giicbe ; not — , nngcfnnb ; f(^ab= l)aft, fe[)[crl>ift, tt)urmpicf)ig. SOUND, s. 1. bcr Snub (bic2)?ecre«ge bcfonbcrS jwifdiert ber 9lorb= utib Dftfee); 2. bie SJiecrf^nnnc, bcr Sintcnfifd) {Sepia — L.) ; 3. bie @on= be, ba« giiblcifen, bie Senfnabel ; 4. bcr -'ton, ®d)all, jt.'ang, Saut ; — i)oard, bas (Sr^allbrett, bie 2Binb(abc (in bcr Drgef, iibcr bcr Jlanjcl) ; ber Stimmbeciei ; — dues, 0unb=3i>Uc ; — hole. ba3 (Sc^allod^ ; — list, bic ©unb=^^ifte; — post, bie ©timmc (in eincm Sufirnmcnte), berStimm= ftocf. To SOUND, V. a. <^ n. 1. JV. T. brtS c?enfb(ei (ans) U'crfcn, mit bem ^Meilot^ nnterfm^cn, fonbircn, lo= then, antiefcu, nu^Vfifcit ; 2. -s. T. mit ber Soiibe (Senfnabcl) crfor^ fcftcn ; 3. (cin 3"f*rnmcnt) fc^allcn laffcn, crtiincii laffcn, blafcn; 4. Iliitgcn, fd)nJlert, iantcit, ti>ncn ; 5. fisr. au3forfct)eit, aiiS^olen ; fi. t)cr= fiinben, auSpofannen ; to — the charge. Sarin blafen, baS Signal jum ?lngviffe blafcn; to — the retreat, pun Ofliiffjuge blafen ; .Hg. Ph-.i. to — one's praise, ftd; ^crauSflreic^cii, aa§= pofaniien ; that does not — well, baS flingt uid)t; MS flappt nic^t. SOUNDING, adj. fc^aflcub ; U'orjlfIin= geilb ; — board, vid. SouNDBOARn lUt- tcr Sou.nd; jV. 7'-.!. — lead, baS PofeIbn'i6e, (Sal^- brii^c, bcr ^Md; 2. ba« ©ingcpB-- fette, 5Pi)feIfIcifc^, gcpiifcltc ©d)mfi= neflcifc^ ; 3. bie gci)5tcltcn Obrcu, Siifet, u. f. w. t)om"©d)ifcinc ; iL«f//?. rapps, frl))Dapp8, plo^lid), ()cftig, tm .gut. To SOUSEj 7)..L a.\. pijfeht, cinpBEclu, cinfaljen, mariuivcn ; 2. cintanc^en, einnjcid;cn, tnrd)rocid)cn, burd)« SBaffer jiebyi ; ll. v. nieberfcftiepcn, f)erfallcit, ftopcu auf . . (yon 3^aub= yogcln). SOUSE ! int. ^)[aff(^ I patfd) ! SOUTH, I. s. Siiten, bcr ©iib, bic ©iibgcgcnb, bcr SJJittag ; ir. adj. x adu. fiiblic^, fiiblvartg, anS ©iibcn ; — country, baS ©iiblanb ; — east. ©iibofl; (— eastern), fiibijfilid; ; — sea, bie ©iibfec; — sea plum, btl 9}?0mbinbaum (Spondias mombin — />.) ; — sea rose, bcr Dlcaiiber, ®ift-- rofcnbauiu; — sea tea. ber %un-- guaiytf)ee ; — west, Siibrocfl ; — wester, JV. PA. cin ftartcr ©iibwcft^ winb; — western, fiibwcftlid) ; - wind, bcr ©iibwinb. SOUTHERLY, adj. fiibltd), mittagig. SOUTHERN {ade. — ly), adj. — beagle cine Q(rt ffeiner Sagb^uiibc ; — mo^t vid. SouTiiMOST ; tlie — trade, bic fiib' lid)c ©c^iflffai^rt, ©^ifffaf)rt nad bem ©iiben ; — wood, bie cgbciT, Mc^flc .^cvr, Dbti'^err, ©f Ibftficrrfdjcr ; 2. bcr ©oiiucraiit (eiiglifcl)e ©nlbmiiuje ■uon 20s.). SOVEREIGNTY. .?. 1. bte lliium= fcbvaiift^eif, bod)flc ©croalt, Dbev= fliiiUSgcmalt, *^niibeSbof)fir, SaiibfS= ^errfcbaft, Dbcrbcrrfc^aft, Obcr= bcvvlic^fcit ; 2. l;L>c^fie SSortrefflic^: fcit. sow, s. 1. bie®au; 2. btc Snu, bcr 9JJetaIi£(uiHpen, Slcithimpeit, eine 2J?ulbe SQlec ; 3. bte 5lffel bcr 3;au= fcubfup, JteUermiirm, JtcUcveff I ; wild — , bte *Bad)C ; — backed, llUt eiticin (5cf)n)ein§vucfcn ; — bane, bcr rotfjC @dnfcfu§, ©nUtOb [Chawpadium riihrum. — L) ; — bread, baS &aH= brOb, btc SBalUritbc (Cifdamm curopcs- um — L.) ; — bug. bic Slffcl U. f.»U. ; — fennel, bct: ©aiifeud)cl, vjpaarfirang ' Peticedanum officinale — /..) ; — gelder, bcr ©f^roeinfc^iicibcr; — iron, bcr @ifciiE(umpcn ; — metal, bcr 9)Jc= tiitltluinjjcn ; — pig, MS "Sauferfel ; — thistle, bic (SitHttlicl iSonchus — 7J. 'j'o SOW, V. a. 1. facti, bcfacit, bcfircu= en, aiisflveucn ; 2. bcfprciiijcii ; 3. »evbrctteu. SOWER, s, 1. bcr .) ; — campion, — catch-fly, iaS DbrloffcIEvaut {Cucuhahts otites — L.) ; — camomile, bcr fpanifcJjC ^Bertram, bie ©pcidiclwnrjol {jinthe- mi.s jnirctkriim — L,.) ; — clouts, pi. garbcldppd)cn ; — duck, bie SSittwe (cine 5lrt (S-nten); —elm, bcr (5i;= pcnibpfjbanin (Cm-dia frem-icantlms — /..) ; — fly, bte fpanifcbe glicge ; — gariick, bcr (St^langcnlajict), bte >Jloc= Cantbole {MHum scoroprasum — Z,.) ; — goose, bie fpantfitc ®an«, ®(^»a- ncnganj ; — horse, bie gangbeu: f cbvccfc ; — Jasmin, bcr fpanifd)e'?ia3= luin; —leather, bcr fpanifdjc ©af= fian; — juice, — licorice, bcr fpani= fcbe ©aft, ?afri§cnfaft; — moss.baS fpanifci)C SJOOS {TillcmLiia — L.); — needle, cine 9(rt 3i«eiMb'' f'?flan= je) ; — nut, bie fpanifdie gn-bnnS ; — paint ( — white). ba3 fpanifdbe 20ci§, aBi«mntbweifi, ©d)niinfn)ciB ; — paste. fpanifcf)er 5;cig, anfgelanfc= ne« S^acfrocrf; — pepper, bcr fpani= fc^e ^Pfeffcr, bie Sei^bcere {Capsicum anmium — L.) • ■ — plantain, bcr fpa- nifd)e 2Begerid& (Hoiosteum — l.); — red, ber 3iiinobcr ; — snufl; ber©pa= niol, ©paniolctt (cine 3lrt ©d)nnpf= tabaf) ; — windlass, JV. T. fiiic yirt Jlriipclfpicl juin 5(nbt)lcn ycrfd)icbc=' ucr 2;aue; — woman, bie ©pant= crinn. SPANISH, .•». bie fpanifcbc ©pvadjc, ba« ©panifct)c. To SPANK. 17. a. vnlg. ffflppfcn, Itlit bcr ftadjen .§anb fc^lagen. SPANKER, s. 1. ber gcwaltige ©d)rit- te mat^t; cine mnsfelflavtc Q:>ci'fon ; 2. JV. T. fober — sail), ber 5?vobge= iuinncr, 5;reiber, baS Slittcrfcgel. SPANKING, adj. vuig. anfebniid), groS. SPANNER, s.l. bcr (Spanner (an ct= ncr 23iicbfe); 2. bie *-Biid)fc; 3. bcr ©d)ranbcii5icber, ©cbvaubcnfd;liif= fcl. SPAR, .«, 1. ba« vnfftfcie ®{a«, 3J?a= ricnglaS, ber (fa(fartige) ®ctcnit ; q3etnnt (eine 9lrt fparen, eviibrigcn ; 3. fparfain bram cben, ban^balten, anffparcn, »crfpa» rcn ; 4. cntbebrcn, iniffcn ; 5. fd)Os ncn, I'Cvfc^Hincn, giicibig bcbanbdn, nacbfcbcn ; 6. friflcn, crbaltcn ; 7. Dcrgonnen, gcfiatten, gciudbren ; 8. eutfc^ulbigcn; to — , iibrig; enough and to — ,'Doiiauf, mcbr al3 notbig ; I have some to — , tc^ \)A^t CtWaS jibrig, fann npc^ etwnS entbcbveu; to — for nothing, cS an S^iicbtS maii= gein laffcn ; it.™. 1. fpavfam k= ben, ftd) entbrtltcn, entbaltfam fcPn; 2. nacbftd)tig fc>}n, veijcibcn, milbe fcttit, fauft Bcrffibren. SPARE {adn. — ly), adj. i. fparfam ; fparlid); fdrglit^, farg; 2. niagrr, biirrc ; 3. iibrig, iiber^iiffig ; — an- chor, ber 3f{efcvt)canfer ; — bed, ba3 ©afibctt, 3{cfer»cbett, col. iSovratb8= bett; — cloak, ber S^cfenicDiantcl ; — dock, ber Ucbevlanf, bie Jtubbviirfe (in grcgatten) ; — diet, bic niagcrc J?ofl ; — hours, pi. bie ^icbcnftunDen, 972u9eflunben; — man, ber 2)itnn= Ictbige ; — minutes, pi. a)hif«minn- tenj — money, bcr ©yai^ofcunig ; iibnge (iniif igc) ©elbcr ; — vibs, ?es.s, s 1. bi« ©parfamfett; 2. J?argbeit; 3. ®pdr= licbfeit, 5lermltct)fcit: 4. ©elteul^cit ; 5. aSorftc^t. SPAPjf, s. 1. bcr gnnfe; 2. Icbbafte 3iingltng, baS fii^c .(3crrd)cii^ brt ©tn^cr, @alan, Sicb|)abcr ; vitni ~, ber ?eben«funfen; sparlisof wit, ai!iB= fnnfcn. SPARKISH {adv. — ly), adj. 1. mKlltcr, Icbbaft; 2. galant, gepu^t, ftattltd); —ness, s. 1. bie SJJunterfeit, gliicl)ttg- feit; 2. bcr $n%, glittcrflaat. SPARKLE, s 1. bergnntc; 2. (Slanj. To SPARKLE, v. n. 1. Siinfen fpriihfi!, funtcn, fnnfeln ; 2. perlen (t>om SBci' ne). SPARKLER, s. bcr,- bcffcn 5l«3cn fii)!= fcln. SPARKLET, 5. baS giiitfc^cn. SPARKLING, adj. fllllfclnb ; — chnm- pagne, moufftrcnbcr (fdidiimciibcr) (SbrtiTtpagner ; — eyes, fnnfelnbc 5111* gen; — ly. orfr. fnnfctnby mit guns fcln, \n ©d)immer; — ness, s baa ©cfnnfclc, ©cflitter, bcr ©d;tmmcr SPARLING, s. bcr lepicrdltng. SPARRING, s. bic gct^tiibung; ba? a?cvricgcln; — fight ( — match), bct Sd)cinfampf, baS ispiegclgcfcdit. SPARROW, s. bcr ©perling, ©paft; green — , baS ©d)avla(bfebai)c» (*//• via gala pha:nicca — A'.) ; hen «»< bie 55rut; *Jiac^fomiucii. 7'« SPAWN, V. a. .5- n. 1. latc^eit, jtvci= (ftctt ; 2. conL bcryof briugett, ttjccfeit, «pn ft(^ gcben. 8PAWNEE, *. bcr atofliif r, atogcnftfd^. T« SPAV, c. B. (ciii mdblicbc* Xbtev) »eifc^Hctbc«. To SPEAK, 17. a. * M. 1. fprec^Ctt (— to, with, oc, jii, mit »ott), au8fvrec{)en, rcbcB, ain'fbcii, (aiiSifageii ; 2, nu= geigcn ; aatiinbige tt, bcfaitiit madjiu ; to — at sea, vid. To Hail -, that wliicli test s[)eaks his innocence is ... , «jor= CU8 fetjte Unpc^itlb am meifleu fv= ijiiit, i\t ...; (lis mien speaks liim a gentfeman, tiat^ ffiucm Sleu^erit t|i er till Mawix uoit ©taiibe; to — one fair, Scmrtiibem giite 2Borte geben, (}ut (ficuttbitc^) gcgeu 3tmaub fci;ii ; to — daggers, nuf etne liu^eril ciit= W'lblicbe art (fAiicibcnb) fpvcc^eit ; to — peace, bie 9iii()e wicbcr^crftcU len, Jiubcciufpref^cii; 3{ubc jeigeii, See icufrtebett ucrratbcit ; to — small, fciinn, biecattt, Ijocb, lote ciit Sraueit= iiuimei- vebeii; to — iliick, ftottern, flamincUi; to — the word, fret ^cr= •a^faiicu; to — for..., fprec^ctt fiir ..., btlteii fiic (um) ...; ucrlaitgeti; to — of..., ...ber9tebe Riertb ; not to — of..., ...uicf)t }it erwii^ueu; 10 — nn, metter fprccbeii;- to — out, l««t (bciitli(^) rcbcii, frei t)erau8|"a= flcit; batpu aufangcu; to — to one, ^emanb griigen; to — to one's feel- ings. einc« @efiif)l in Sliifpruc^ ne^= nic«, ba5 ®cffi[)[ ergreifeu ; to— witii- out liookj etmaS «om .^orciifagcn f)a= 6cn. BPEAKABLE, adj. 1. anSfprcrfjIijI?, wniibar ; 2. rebeiib. SPEAKER, s. 1. ber ©vre^cv (5{5raft= k»nt beg .§«iife3 ber ®cmetiicu in tnglrtitb^ 2. atciner, SBrrtiinbifler. SPEAKING-TRinVIPET, s. baS Spraf^- robr. SPEAR, s. bcr Spfcg, Spcer, bie ^ait^ je; — blade, bie ©pifefitligc ; . — box of a puni(i, ber ^^umpeiifcbub ; — foot, Sp. E. bcr rccbte .^iitierfiig tc« $)3fer= bc8 ; — grass, ba§ StCcbgiMS — hand, Sp. E. bie red^tt J^aiib bcS 3icitcr« ; — head, bie Saitjeilfpilie ; —man, bcr JJaiiseitfncc^t; U()laii, (Specrrcitcr ; — miRt, bieSrauciimiiiije; — shaped, n. T. laiMcttformig ; — stair, ber Ssjjaft eiiieS SpiepeS; —thistle, bie gcmciiie SBcgcbiftel, Speerbificl; — wort, bie ©pcerlUUr j (^Ranunculus fiammula — L.). To SPEAR, V. I. a. fptc^cn, burc^(ic= c^cii ; II. 71. fc^iejjeii, fproffcit. SPECIAL, adj. 1. cine 2lrt obcr ®aU tiiiig bcjei(|neiib; 2. befonber; 3. aitpcrorbentiicl ; 4. eigeu, auSgcjeic^s net, yorjiiglic^, t)orfrefflid) ; —con- tract,/,. T. bet befiegcUe (Contract; ©jtrfl=Siirgfc^aft«=@cf)ciil ; — idea, bcr ©attiitigsbcgriff; — opportunity, bcfonbcre ©cicgeiibcit; L. T-s. — power (of attorney), bic SpCciat=9SoIt= ma*t; — verdict, baS Urtbcit ber 3iin) iibcr bie S:batfa*e allciii. SPECIALLY, ado. bcfoitber^, iufoiibcrs bfif. SPECIALTY, s baS ^Cefoitbcre, bip ^c= fonbcrbeit; ©tgctlbcit; debts of — , bitrc^ fcl;riftlic{)'c fecbulbbetcuutitiffe ocrbricfte Sorberuiigeii. SPECIE, ^-.baSiUJctail^QcJf, bie I(iu= geubc (mirtlicbc) iDJiiiise (jam Uu= tcrfcbicbe wn ^apievgelb), baarcS ®elb ; bie ©pecicg ; in — , in baarcm ©elbe ; baar ; M. E-s. consignment of — , cine 93aarfcubiing ; bill of — , ber (Sorten jcttc( ; — dollar, ber Spccic«= tbakr (citt uiib ciit 5)ri(tel X\^akx 6'01lUcntioi[gi®cIb) ; — money (of Denmark), ©J>CCicS=3teicb«tl)aler (i?Ort 5^ancmar£} ; — paying, baarja^letib. SPECIES, s. 1. bie ?lrf, (®cfrblcc()t«=) ©attuiig ; 2. bag SBilb, bic 3bcc, a3or= ftcilung', ®eftaU. SPECIFIC, }l. (ndr. —AULw), adj. 1. SPECinCAL, S fpccififd?; 2. cigcit, bc= foubcr«, cigcntbiimlic^; o. ucrbalt= niilmapig; — gravity, fie fpccififcfcc ®ct)«)erc ; — name, if. T. bcr gouobii; lic^c ^Jiame, Sriuialnamc; — cha- racter, bcr ®attuiiggrf)arafter; fpeci= fifcbc 6baraffer; ii. g. Med. r. bag Spccificum, rccl;t cigciic(.&ei(=)a>Jit= tcl. To SPECIFICATE, vid. To Specify SPEClFiCATlOxN, «. bie S^erjcicftnung cinjclner ©egeiiftaitbe, ©pcctftcatioit ; bag (itamctitli^c) ^5crseid)nip; bie gcnauc Sliigabc; (namcntlic^c) SOc^ ftimmuitg, *J{am^aftmacbuiig ; — of weights,. J/. E. bic @eitncf)tg=i)Jptc. To SPECIFY, V. a. fpcciftcii'cii, iiantciit= lief) Pbcr ciitsdii, geitau aiigcbeii, nam(;aft maci)cit, tier,icid)iten ; M. /:-*. sjiecified at font, am SiifJc biefcg fpecificirt; the sum specified, bie au= gcgebenc (Siiinme. SPECI.MEN, .?. bie $rpbc, bag 5I3rpbe= pcf, SKuftcr, f^Prmular- specimens in botany, bptanifite $rpbcfiiirfc, Spffansciicremplarc, ©egcuftaiibc bcr 58ptaiti£ ; specimens of printmg types, Sc^riftprpbcn. SPECIOUS (aril,. —LY),a,lj. 1. cilt gu- teg lliifebcit (cinen giitch ©itein) ha= bciib, anfchnlid; ; 2. fcf)eiiibar, Pbcr= flad)Iic|, ffad) ; 3. fd)cinbeilig, falfd); — firms. fd)iJnc ©cftalteil; — ness, «. bie ©djciiibarfcif, ber Sc^cin. SPICCK. .9, bn- Tvlcrf, g-lccfctt, bag 5lc(f= c^e^ '<'»'>■> id)r',. To SPECK, V. a. flccfcit, fp«lt!cln, bUBt mad)ttt. SPECKLE, s. ber (ficine, bunte) Slecf, bag giccfc^eit, 2:upfd)cn. To SPECKLE, V. a. flccfcn, fprCllfcIu, bunt madicn. speckled; a(ij. geficiTt, gcfprcnfelt, bunt. speckledness, s bie SBuntbfit, ®c= ficrftfacit. SPECTACLE, s. 1. bag ;Sd;aufpieI; 2. bic iSd)au, bcr 5Inbli(f ; 3. spectacles. pi. bie 53lillc; single-jointed — , 93ri[= len mit cinfac^cn (Stangctt (®clcn= fen) ; double-jointed — , grille Hlit bpppcltcn Stangcn; first sight — , JBrilic fiir Spcrfpncn, bie npd» iiic njclcbe gcbrauc^t batten; —for couch- ed eyes, StaarbriUen ; spectacle-case, bag Srillcnfatterai; — maker, bev ©riticnmac^er ; — snake, bie 33riU lcnfc^lartg< SPECTACLED, .-uij. mit cittcr 5J3ri(If uerfebcn, brillcntragyib. SPECTACULAR, «.//' rci)anfpicfmagii5. SPECTATION, s. bic 3iiicf ft'dbt (W. u.i. SPECTATOR, s. ber 3ufd)aucr. SPECTATORSHip, s. 1. bag 3«fcbauci! : 2. bic 9luffid3t. SPECTATRESS, ) .. o„(., .. • spECTATRix, ^f-*«3«f4)rt"ennn. SPECT'RAL. adj. geijterl)aft, gefpenflcr: artig, gefpcnflig. SPECTRE, s. 1. bag ®cfpenft; 2. ®c^ ftc^t, bic ®rfd)einnng, ©cftalt; — — smitten, gcfpcnftfitc^tig. SPECTRUM," s. phy. T. bic Sarbcii^ erfcbcinung, bag Sarbenfpectrum ; ocular — , bie 9liigentaufd)ung. SPECULAR, adj. i. fpiegetid)t, fpiegcU (ibniicb, fpicgclnb; 2. 91ngftd;tge»ah= renb ; — galena, cine 'JIrt SBleiglanj ; — stone, bcr Spicgclftcin, bag 'ajjaricu: glag; — surface, bic <£picgelflad)e. '/'o speculate; 7-. 77. 1. fpccnltrcit; nad)ftnnen, griibetii; 2. SlufcbKige macben, .gianbeigeittunirfc mad)c'n, ficb ui Untca-ncbmniigen cinlaffcn, fpcculircn. speculation, s. bic ©pccnlatipu; bag abgcspgene 'S'cnfeit, 3fiac^fiuncn, S^acbbcnfcn, 'Jfad)trafbten ; bag 9^aci)= finiten auf ben O^Jejpinn, bag (fauf= inannifrt)c) Untcnicbmcn. SPECULATIST, s. vid. Spkculator. speculative (ad„. — ly) adj. 1. fpc= culattu; anf;crftnit(irb; t()eprctif($; 2. bctrac^tcub, anfcbancnb, fprfcbciib, bcnfenb, nad)finncnb, griibelitb; 3. untcrncbmcnb. specui^vtiveness, ... bcr llnternc()= mnngggeift. speculator. .1. 1. bcr (Speculant; !fictrad)tcr, ©enfcr, gpvfd;cr; 2. Un= tcrnebmer. speculatory. adj. fpcculatiu, nac^= finuenb, nacbfprfcbcnb. speculum, .!. bcr Spicgct; bicDber= flad)e beg 2Baffcrg, Ouerfftlberei, u. f. ro. ; s. T. ein 3nftruinent jum »Jlugbebneu. SPEECH, s. i. bie Sprarbc: 2. bag Sprccl)en, .*)?ebeit; 3, bie asprte, bcr 'ilugbruif; 4. bic9{cbc; —maker, bcr cine a^ebe biilt, bcr OJcbner, (£prc= (ber. SPEECHLEiSS, adj. fprai^Ipg, flumm ; ' — ness,6-.bic(Sprarf)lpfigfeit,Stumm» beit. 7',( SPEED, r. I. 71. i. eitcn; 2. gnten ?yprtgaiig tjahm; gdingcn, gUirfcn, fahrcu; to — iii, fcfalcdjt fa^rcn; IL a 1. bcdlcn, bcfiivbern, treibcn, jagcn, cilig fprtfd)iifc!i, abfcrtigen, fott» fd)ajfcii; 2. an? bcm 2Ccge riiumtH, tpbtcn; gcfdiu'iiii- iv.ig ^ter SBelt fiijaffnt, luiiopfcMi, vcrbcvben; S 4o:< SPER aiiSfetttgeii, vioItjicfKn; '1. fltiSgcBcit; 0. geltngcu marfjeit, ciitcnguteiiSort= ?ang (©liicf) iH-rlcthcit, In'tilc[)eii, clf'eii; God — you: ®Dtt (ftt)) mit bit! KPEED, .'. 1. bie (SiU, (Silfextic^hit, ©c&nelligfeit, ©cfcbuniibtgtcit, .§ur= tigfett; bii« 5J3ci"d)lriiitigcit; 2. g6v= bent, bcr $?Dvtgaiig, @vfo[g; good—, bcr giite 9lu?gaug, ias ®l'iicf ; at — , full — , mit DcrfuingtemSiigfl/ ciltgfl, coL fponifirctdlS; w;ih all convenient — , mit moglidjftfr (li(c ; —well, bev (Sbxtn^rdS. SPEEDINESS. .9 bie (Sih, (Siffcvttgfeit, ©tTdjtwinbigfcit, i^iirtigfcif. SPEEDY (ado. — ily), mlj. cilig, cilfcr= tig, ^uvtig, gefituiinb, fcbiieft. "PELL. s. 1. ber .B-'iil'cr, B'lnbcrfcgcn, baa 3au[icni>ort, bie 3nii6fi">vortc, brt« 3au6cnnfif; 2. bie bcflimmte 9lrbeit§=^>'eriobe ; fresh — , frif^e *Jlv= beitcr. frircf)f3 sBolf ; a — , jv. K. a. fin 2Bei(cf)eii ; h. cine freiwiflig gelc i= ftcte Slrbcit; — and — , wr^fcr«roci- fe, fins urn* 'Jlubcre; to set (lay) a—, beiaubcni, yenuiiiifri'eu; to take — anil — , fif^ ablofen ; — bound, aitge= jaiibcrt, gebaintt, biirci) 3aubev gc= feffclt ; — word, ba« 3aiii'ei"mort. jf" SPELL, V. a. ,v v.\. bucbftabireit ; fdireibcii ; 2. pvt()Ogvn^)^ifc^ obcr rid)tig fd)U'ibcit ; 3. jaubern, bfjim; beni, bcfvicdjeii ; to — nie watch, bie SBadie (anf <£d)iffeii) ablijfeii. BPELLER, s ber SDnd)flabircnbc ; he is a bad — , ft- fcbvcibt nid)t ort^ogva= p^ifd), Ev fd;vetbt itttrid)tig. SPELLING, i. 1. ba3 58iid)ftiibivcn; 2. bie Dvt()ogvaphif, 9]cd)trd)reibiiiig ; — book, baS 58ud)fliibirbud;, bie 5i= bef, bai ©ylbcnregifler. SPELT, s. bcv Spclj, 2)infel (Tritkum spcltii //.). SPELTER, ... berSiiif, ©piaiitcr rein .^albmctall). fiPENCEU, s. ber Spencer (eiitc 9Irt •JBcfie p()iic 2;afc^rn). T.); to — one's fortune, fciii ®elb (3SeviniJgeit) buvd)= bviitgeii ; to — one's self, ttd) abmats ten, ftc^ eg faner wevben Idffcn (in.., ii&fi- . .) ; ft^ nufopfevn, ficb f)in= gcbf n ; to — one's time, bic 3eit iin= bvingeu; to — one's blood, fein SBlnt scvgie^en ; to — one's breath, feiiten 9ltl)em uevfdjmcnbeit, incl fc^mafecu ; to — one's breath in vain, in bell SBiiib (ucrgebenS) vcbcn; to — a Miafit, ciucn 3)?aft iiu ©tuvme yerlie= ven; ir. n. 1. fraftlos lucrben; 2. er= gicbig fn)n, »iel f)crgebcn, cvgcbeii, 9ln§beute gcbcii, ansbcuteit ; 3. »ei'= wei'.bct lucVbcii, t)crl)vanc|t rocrbcn; 4. fid) branciien Inffen ; 5. fid; crroei^ feu ; 6. fid) ergiejiert, fliegen ; 7. jcr= flie^en, fic^ iier5c()fcit, »erge[)cn; 8. vcrfcfclagcn, einjiebeit, »erfd)'n5inbcn. EPENDER, s. fev Sliimenbenbe, 9luf= iceiibenbe, n. f. ». ; 93ei-fd)n5enbei-. SPENDTHRIFF, s. bef gSevfd)it)cnbev. &PERM, s. 1. bcr tl)ierifcbc ©ame: 2. Said;. SPERMACETI, s. ber aOatlvat^; — candles, 3SalIvat()licbte ; — whale, bie .^afc^elotte, ber Spottfxfit), 5pott= umllfifd). SPERMATIC (cAr,). adj. fperiltafifc^, au6_Saiiien bcfic[;eiib, juiii Sameii gebovig ; — vessels, pi. tit <5amf n= «ffa$e. 401 SPIC SPERMATOCELE, s. At-. T. bcr Sa= meiibrad). To SPEW, T. i.n.\. an^fpcicn ; 2. aii8= tterfen ; 3. jig. (inaftotjcn; ll. n. fid) crbrec^cit. SPEWER, .5. ber Speicitbe. To SPHACELATE, v. I. a. bClt lalfcn S3raiib «erurfac^cii ; ii.j^ ben falten 93ranb bcfpmmeii. SPHACELATION, s. Med. T. ba« 93ran= bigiuerben, ber SQranb. « SPHACELUS, s. Med. T. ber falte SBraub. SPHAGNOUS, adj. 3;prfinpPS betreffenb. SPHENE, .9. ber ®pf)cn, 2;itaiiit, baS prismatifc^c Sttanerj. SPHENOID, Sphenoidal, adj. ./} 7'. jum J?f ilbein gcf)brig ; — suture, bie J?etl= beinna^t, SPHERE, s. 1. bie ejp^arc, ,^ugfl; 2. ,gimmcJs= Pbcr ©vbtngct'; 3. ber .^S3iinmer8fprpcr; ba8 ©efiirn; 4. bcr .rtrciS, Umfrci«, bie S8af)it, bcr ©rb= frci«, .^immelStreiS, .i?rei§Iaitf, JtretSgaiig ; 5. bie 33efd)aftigung, ba« %a^, Oebiet; ber i3Btrfnngs= tveig; ^st. T-s. o!)lique — , bie fc^icfe (Spt)are; rnraliel — , bie pavalletc (£pt)dre ; right—, bie gcrabe (2pl)are ; — of activity, ber aOirhuigSfrcii*, ®c= fc^Sft^trciS; that is out of his — , baS ift liber fciiie S3cgvife, ba3 gel;t iibcr fcinen ,§orispnt; — music of the spheres, bie (£pl;arenmufif, bcr @pl)avengefang. To SPHERlE, V. a. tiigedi, niitbcit, niitb fprmen, eiiiriinbeii, eiiifreifen. SPHERICAL (adr. — ly). adj. 1. fp^a= rifci^j fiigelid)t, Eitgclformig; frci«:, fpvnttg ; 2. plaiictavifd), tipit ben @e» ftiriieil; — tri;;ononietry, bie fpf)art= fc^e Sirigpupntetrie. SPHERIC ALNESS, i s. baS 'Spl}m}cf}t, SPHERICITY, S .ft'iigelfgrmige, bic JEngelfovm, Jlngclriinbe. SPHERIC, I. adj. rid. SpHKRiCALi II. Spherics, s. yL. bie ?el;re DPn ben iSiigeln. SPHEROID, s. 91ftcrfngel. SPHEROIDAL, SPHEROIDIC, SPHEROIDICAL, , SPHEROIDITV, s. biefpl;arcibtfd)e®e= ftalt, 9iunblic^feit. SPHERULE, s. bie fleine Jtage!. SPHERY, adj. vid. Spkkrical! SPHINCTER, s. A. T. bcr (£d;Iic§= musfel, SPHINX, s. 1. bie Sv{)inr; 2. bcr ©cbiuarmer, 1)i!iiimcrung6faUer, 5lbenbfalter. SPHRAGID, s. bie Siegelerbc. spiCATE, adj. B. T. aijrcnftaubig. SPICE, s. i. bie aSitrje, ba§ ©cmiivj, bie ©vcjSfrci ; 2. /rr. ber ©cfctmadt, (Stvic^, 9lnfii'id), ctn SBenig wn (5't= was, ba§ ©tivnS, S:heild;crt ; 3. baa 93pvgefii^I; S'Jac^gcfiii)!; spices, pi. ®ei»iir8»»aarcn ; to have a — of.., fin. fc^mecfen nad) . . ; — apple, bcr SlniSapfel, (?cnd)elapfel ; — ginger- bread, ^feffcvfitdien ; — strove, bcr ©ewiivjbnin ; — nuts, 5{>feffcrniiffe ; — wood, bcr Scnjaminbaum, ^eiijoc= baitllt {Styi-ax benzoin — Z,.) ; — = wort, Jla(mii«. '^To SPICE, V. a. 1. untrjen, flnmrtdien, Pcvfcfecn ; 2. f^. fpi^ftnbig macijcn. SPICER, s. ber !2pe5erei(wnaren)f;aub= ler, ©ewiivjfvamer, gjjatcrialifl. SPlCERY, s. 1. baa ®en)iirj, bie (Spe- jcvei; 2. bcr ©cimirslaben, bie ®c= wiirjtammer, SBiirjlabe. SPICKNEL, s.berSBarcnfent^el, Saren^ bill {Jlihamanta meiim — />.). SPICULAR, adj. fpifji;], 5ugcfpt(jt. o. '!'. bic Spproibc, (.!'//. G. T. fpfiarp: tbifd;, ninblid). SPIN SPICY, adj. i. Hjiirjig, geiuurj[;afl; 2. gcnjiirjvcid), arpinatif^. SPIDER, ?. bie Spiiute; — catcher, bcr 'II2iiuerfped)t ; — likc, nr/y.fpiiiiieii- ni)nlic^; — orchil!, bie Spiiuicnovd)ia (Opliry. ber 3apfen, ^dm lam iVaffe); lock — , ber Sciiliiffcl jum ,§al)n einea Saffca. SPIKE, s. 1. bie (gpi^B, Speid;e. bet lange Sflaget, ®pifcr; bcr ^4>fIoif, 3apfen; 2. bie (Jlpnt=)^ilebre; 3. fcct Sprofi, baa Sc^p^rcia ; 4. bie Spictc, bcr rpmifc^e Sascnbel {Lavaiiduia silica — L.)\ — head, bie laiigc Spi|e, bcr lange S^Jagel ; — iron, baa icpifereifen, fitmak Jtalfateifcn ;. — rojls slit, 3'lt;ncifcil. r«SPiKh, V. a. \. nagedi, anfitagclu, bcfcf)lagcii ; 2. mit ©pi^en ucrfc'^en ; 3. ventagelii ; to — up a gun, ei:;i' Jtanpne bernagcln, SPIKELET, s. B. T. bag ?lc[)rd)cn. SPIKENARD, s. bie Spiefc, Spictf- liavb (J]ndropofr<:n narduc — 7„) ; - oil, baa Spiefpl. SPIKY, adj. ffitig. SPILL, s. ber :i5ppcf, 3flpfeu, ■::&' 3apfcf)fn ; ber gpeiler. To SPILL, V I. a. vcvfdiiitrcn, vcrr gic^eit, ycvlicreit, nuafpri^en, wta-. IPCrfcit; JV. P/i-,«. to — a sail, cilJ <2egel, baa in ber ®ci; bangt, his-- ivcirta anbvaffen, in ben 2Sinb braffcn • spilling-lines, 91ptt)gprbingfn ; ll. n roegtpmiiiftt, uerlp'ven gel;eii, uni fpinmen. SPILLER, s. 1. bcr iBcrgiegcnbe, a>ev fcbiittctibe ; 2. *■;<. 7::. bie 'Jliigelvntbc To SPIN, V. l.a. i. fpiiincn; '2. f^> auafpinncn, bcbncu, S'f')''"' '" ^if Sangc jief)en, fliiffd)iebcn, ycvlaii- gen; ii. «. 1. ftcl) fcfjncU beivcgen. bvef)en, tiillca, mirbdn; 2. fliciicit. flrijmen; to — hay, Mil. Ph. .P»ei; (in (Sci(c) fpinnen (jiuu Iciditern S;ranapprt) ; to — a top, freifcln ; to — out, auafpinncn ; .for. ouabeI)= ncu, in bie Sange jifl;cn, bcrlangcrn ; aiiaPriMnen. SPINAGE (Spinach), .». ber Spina! (Sninricia olcracrji — L.). SPINAL, adj. juiii ?)Jiicfgrat gebpvig; — marrow, baa 3iiicfe'umavf ; — si- new, bcr SJiiJenmavfanevP. SPINDLE, s. i. bie ©pinbct; 2. bn3 2)?ii^(cifcu ; 3. ber i""c aiii ®angfpill i — leg (— shank), i:aS Stord)bcini — shanked ( — shinned), f^Orcl)bcinig ; — shaped, fpiubelfiirmig ; — tree, ber Spinbelbauni, baa ijifaffenljiit' cijeil, 5PfaffCnt;olj iEoonymus europtcui — L). To SPINDLE, V. n. fleitgcln, ill Steiiget f4)iepeii, «uffd)iet5cu. SPINE, s 1. bcr 9ii!(fgrat; 2. Sprit. SPINEL, Spinelle, s. (— ruby), fcCf Spinell, blaffe 9iubin. SPINESCENT, adj. bpuiig mcrbcub. : SPINET, s. baa Spiuctt; — l;-,iiimu.* bcr Sttmnibammcr. ' '' SPIR SPIT SPLI SJ»l\!i EROirS, adj. ®PV!lfll tviigfub. sr;NK, «. fcr Sin!. SPL\>?EH. ». 1. ber iSptiincr, bic epiimciimt ; 2. (@arkii=j2ptinte. SPiNNiiNG, s. has ©ptiiucit, btc ©pii= j;crct; ba;? ©cfptiiiiil; —jenny, cine 3enin;=5?auiinvoH=,iuib2SolI=Spiitit= mafcfjtite; — trade, bas ^piimge: t'ctiaft ; — wiwei, ba5 lepinnvab. gi'iNOLET, s. bie tSpiuoIette, bcv SJJafferptepf c (jUawla spiiwicttct — L.). et'lNOSlTY, s. 1. baS 'Sovnii^e, IRACLE, s. ba« Sllftlod); spiractes (of tlie human skin), Sc^lPeiplSf^ev, $orcn. SPIRAL, d'?/. fpiralfonnig; gewiinbcu, fd)uc(f cnformig ; — coinpnsses, bcr Spiral5irfc[ ; — guide, r. eiit fpitaU f5rmii]cr gabcufci'tev ; — sprina:, tie ©pivalfebcr; —staircase, bic 3BcilbcI= ficppc; — wire, bcr 'Spiva(bvat)t; — !>', ado. gewuubctt, me cine ■ecl)itc(f c!i= linic. WiUE, s. 1, bie ©c^iicdfciiform, baS (!'>)e!imubciic ; bie Sc^iMiibciiliiitc, aBiubJutij, ^'riimimmg ; 2. bcr fpi^ii] ;i-laufcnbc Jlorpcr, ©pi^t&urm, bic ";nufpi§e, ©^ji^faulc, $i)raiuibc, itibcl, bcr Jtegcl ; 3. bic Spifec, ©ipfcl ; 4. .gialiri ; — wort, bie ;!u»uvj, bcr iS;i>icaiit {Londutis ziRE, 7). n. 1. fpifeii^ sulauffit (mtt r ©pitje) in bie ,t3o!)c fd;icijen; 2. ; cu (yoin 2>IaI_jc). :[), adj. flcfpiljt, pijramibenfijirs !. fonifc^. b! iKiT, s. 1.bev®cif{, bieSccIc; 2. Siiitl), eifcr, btc ^cb^aftiiiffif, baS i'cbfu, ®cfiit)I; 3. bie (?iupfiubiiit3; ■*. bcr M^\m »on ^opf (®ctft, iShifc), ba§ Ocnit; 5, bie 93cnicrbc, ^iift; fi. bcr ®cifl, bie nciftiflc ®iiert= fcf)afr, ®cif}c«fraft, ®ciftcSftarfe'; 7. tAi 3iincrc, aScfcntli^c, bie Ouin= fcffeilS; 8. bag ©cfpCUP; 9. Oram. T. iai .*5aiKb^cic^cn, bcr spiritus asper; 50. bii§ qcijlif^c ©ctrauf ; the holy — , fccr hciliije ®ci^; the — of theage. bey 3<^if3f'fl; — of wine, ber 2i?ciH= flcifl; — broken, ntcbcri^eff^Iiigcn, inuf()lo8; — level, bie *Jlty'eIltrwaije ; — licenses, Sicoi^crt (SUIH SScrfiiuf , mlj. 1. gctflig, unfijrpeclic^; 2. gcifllid?, firc^Iic^; the Lords — and temporal, baS Dbcr: bauS; —court, baS C?onftftortalge= rirf)t ; — persons, ®ciftlict)e. SPIRITUALIST, s. bcr ©pirititiUifl, 3bca(tfi. SPIRITUALITY, s. 1. btc Unf6rperli(^= fcit, gcifligc, tnteflccfiiedc 33cfcbajfcn: beif, ®ciftig£cit, baS gciftige Sjefen; 2. bic gcijiltcbe .Piaitbliing', gciftlicl)c 2)i«gc, ©IniibcnsfiKbcn; 3.ba§@cift= licl)c JBorrcct)t. bic @cbii(;r ober (giu= liinfte ciucS ®ciftlid;cn. SPiRrruALiZATloN, s. bic 93crgcifli= ftigung ; Ch. T. ba« Scfiillircn. 7-a SPIRITUALIZE, v. a. ycrgcifligcn, gcifiig niact)cn ; gcifilic^ inad)cn ; Ch. T. bcflillircu. SPIRITUOUS, adj. 1. «ufi)rpcrltcb, gci= ftig, 2. fliic^Hg fcJ^n ; — liquors, gci= ftige ©ctriiiifc, Spiritnofa ; — ness. «. 1. bic UuEi)rpcrlid)Ecit, gcifiige SBc= fcf)aifcnbcit ; 2. 5»cbbaftigEcit. SPIRY, adj. l.fpi^ig julaufciib, §ngc= fptfet; fpi^faulcnartig, bcd)gcfpiV. Vs;raiuibalif4), pl^rnmibcnformig, pi;= ramibcnartig ; 2. fpiralfi?rniig. SPISSITUDE, s. bic 5;ic^tbcit, Sicflig-- fcit, jabe giuffig!cit, a}iangcl mt ScfligFcit. SPIT, s. 1. bcr ®pic^, 33ratfpicp; 2. ©piUcnftid; ; (a — of earth), ba3 ®rnbfrf)cit bpll; 3. bic Sanb^nuge ; (a — of sand), ciitc laugc (fd)malc) 2)iine ; 4. Typ. T. bie Jturbcl ; — fui, bcr 53ratfpic§ poli. To SPIT, 0. 1, a. on ben (53rat=)®picg fictfcu, nn- Ober aufflccfcn, aw- obcr auffpicpcn; II. a. i^ n. (— at, nw) fpcien, (an«)fpu(fcn, auSJucrfcn; coL fprjibcn, fcin rcgucti. SPITAL, s. vid. Spittai-. To SPITCHCOCK, v. a. ciiicn bcr Sange nad) nufgcf^nittcncu 3lal bratcn. SPITCHCOCK, s. {or — eel), bcr 33rat= aaC. SPITE, s. bcr ©roll, .^afj, SSibcrwiUc, bie 2;iicfc, bcr 3ugriinnt, Slergcr, 93cvbrut); she bears me a — , fic {)at ciacn ®voU gcgcn mid) ; in — of, tro§, uugcnc^'tct ; in — of you, btr jum 2;ro^, ^nm -Jlcrgcr; in — of ail application, ungcatbt'ct, trofe aIIc-3 SlcigcS ; in — of the fonl weatlier, froij (uitgcatt)tet) bcs garftigcn aOct= tcv«. Til SPITE, V. a. 1, niit .^rtS obcr ®roU bcbanbcln, nrgcrn, tranfcn, t>crbrie= fjcu ; 2. crjiin'icn ; she is spited at . , , fie iirgert ftd) iibcr . . , fie ycrbricfjt , . . Si'ITKFUL {adn. — ly), ndj. bpSbt^ft, tiicfifd), fcinbfelig, »oH 3ugvinim, 'Ifb'ifltg ; —ness, s. bie 53o«baftig' tiif, gcinbfcligfcif, bcr @ro[(, 3ii= ffrimm. SPITl^AL, s. bcr ®pittcl, baS .fpofpital. SPlTTER, s. 1. bcr ctams onfpi'c§t, mi- ficrft; 2. Sp. E. bcr ®pic§cr, (spicj5= birfd) ; 3. Spuflciibc, (©peicbcU) ?lu§roerfcnbc. SPHTING, *. ba« Sucicn, ©pucfoi; (9ln=)@pie5ctt ; — box (— basin', be ©pucfnapf, ©puiffaftcn. SPITTLE, vid. SwTTAL. spirrooN. s. bcr ©purfncivf. SPLANCHNOLOGY, s. Med. T. bic (f in« gewcibelcbrc. To SPLASH, V. a. bcfpri^cn (mit Mot^ n. f. w.). SPLASH, s. bic ^fiifef; biiS J?otbgc: fpri^c; — paper, gcfprcnfcUcS $ii= pier. SPLASH : int. platfdj ! SPLASHY, adj. bcfpri^t, fotbig, nap. r« SPLAY, I', a. 1. au«rcnfcn; 2., vid. Til Display; to — a horse, cincni SUfcrbe bie (Sd;ulter bcrrcnfcn, ei bug> labm ma^cn. SPLAY, in compos. — footed ( — fool), mit auSftnirt3 gcbogcncn SiiBcii, fpcrrbcinig ; bnglal)tit ; — mouth, ba§ fc^icfe WUul. J^rnnim^iSiaiil ; — mouthed, frnmm=maulig, fdiicf= maulig. SPLEEN, ^. 1. bic2)Ji[j; 2. iDJifjfudit, 3)Jil5bcfd;wernng, ba« 9}2i[5mcb ; '3. bic ©ride, iible gaunc, 9}Jclaiid)0lic; 4. bcr aSerbrup, UcbcrbruV, 3lcrgcr, 3orit, Unwilte, 3ngrimm; troubled with the — , milsfiid)tig ; — mu.scles, .4. T bic milj; Dbcr rtcmcnformigcn a}?ii«Ecln bc« JtopfcS unb .§a(fcS ; — wort, baS 9}i;il5frant. SPLEENED, adj. bcr SDJilj bcraub.*, miljlos. SPLEENFUL, ndj. mtljfiidjtig, bi)PC- d)onbrifc{), reijbar, launifd), argcrlid). ticrbricglic^. SPLEENY, a'lj. mifjfikbtig, t;ppod)0!i= brifc^, launifc^, nrgcrlid), Dcrbric^-- lic^, miirrifd). SPLENDENT, s. fdjciiicub, glanjcnb, pvacbtig; I;cr»orIcn(^tcnb, I)crt>orftc= cfcnb. SPLENDID (ndr. — ly), adj. praC^ttg, pruuEbaft, Ijcrrlid), glaiijcnb, Eoftbar. SPLENDOR, .?. bcr ©lanj, bic 5prad}t, ^crrlicbEctt, bcr ^InuiE. SPLENETIC, L fl,//. jnr OJiit? gcbiuig; miljfiic^tig, bi)pod)iMibrifd), frb>ucv= miitbig, traurig, ucrbricglid); ii. s. bcr a)iil}fiict)tige, .5«pod)pnbvift. SPLENIC, adj. jiir a}?il5 gcbfirig ; — vein, bie SJiiljaber. SPLFJs'ISH, ai/j. vid. Splkknv. SPLENT, s. 1. ba« Ufbcrbcin (am ®d;cnEe( eincS 5)]fcrbc8) ; 2. vid. Splint. To SPLICE, V. a. jmci ©iibcn ctnc« Shanes obnc Jfuotcn snfammcufiigcu; anfcblagcu, fplif^cn, fpki§cii, ct'iifii= gcii; an cinaubcr ffcd)tcn; eiujlcrf)= ten ; spiicing-fid, bas epIi9born. SPLICE, s. .Sea laiig. bic ©plifeC, ^UU fnge, baS 3lnctuanbcrf!ed)tcn jipcic: 2;auc ; — grafting. baiS SPfrppfcn in ben iSpalt, '4ifrovfcu auf bcm 3ung= lein. SPLINT, .?. 1. bcr Splitter, (Span, Splint; 2. .s. T. bie ([S(f)webc=] Siorritbtung fiir gcbrodjcuc ©licbcr), iciic, 5J3cinl.ibe; splints, pi. bie 9lrntfd)icucn eincr Siiiftung ; — coal, bie (Spitttcrfoblc. SPLINTER, s. 1. bcr ®plittcr, Span ; 2. S. T. bie (Sdjicnc, vid. Splint. To SPLINTER, v. I. a. jcrfpHttcrn, fpaU ten ; II. n. fplittcrii, jcrfplittcrn. SPLINTERY, adj. fplittcrig. To SPLISE, V. a. vid. To Splice. To SPLIT, V. I, a. fpaltcii ; scrfpaltcii, trcnncn ; 5cr(riimmcrn ; cntsweicu ; to — one's sides with laughing, vtilg. VOX Sad)cn bcrflen luoUcii ; let's — the difference, M. P/i. wiv WpIIcn (S tbeilcn; II. n. 1. fid) fpalten, bcrflen, jcrfpviugcn, bred)cn, platen (»or ^a^ (i)W ; 2. fc|)citcrn ; to — on a rock. SPOR SPOU SPKl fn-. ffl)(fct)[ancn, fd;eitfrn (i»on ciitcm iUaiic). ;i'MTTER, s. bfv Spaltev, ©nt^wcici- ; s-i'LUTTKR, «. vnifr. bcr ?avin, ?;irmcn, i>a5 ®et6fc, SBcfcn. To SPLUITER, V. n. cilig «ub t>cr= roiiTt fpvec^cn, (^craug)fpvubehi, poU tent. 7» sroiL, v.l. a. 1. ran&eii, vliinbcnt ; iierniibfit ; 2. Demntflfit, oeruic^tcit, ju ©ninbe vicJ)tcn; 3. bcrwo^iicii, stvberbcit (bett g^arnftev) ; a spoiled child, ciit scrjavtcltcs (bcvjrgeneg) Jitiiib; II. n. uiibraii4)tmr wevbttt. SPOIL, s. 1. bie 58citte, bev OfJaub ; 2. bie ^laiibevet, ^liinbeviing, 93crn.n:= ftiiiti^ ; 3. nbgeflrttfte .§aiit (eiiicr (gc^lange), ber igiilg. SPOILER, s. 1. btv O^aitbcr, 5pliiiibercr, aScnviificv; 2. 3Serberbcr, iBfr^uit= jcv. SPOILFUL, adj. vaubgicfig, rciubcvtfdi (w. t'i.). SPOivE, s. bie if5. tiif llnfevbaUiing, ^e- lupigiittg, bev Bfitvertvcib, bie'SlM'er Imf Jluv5weil, ^Poffe, baS Sflctfeu; •loa 2. bev 0J3Ptt, .<5o^ii ; 3. baS tciitblid)? SSergniigen, bie S^cvfliiiigiiugcii bes BelbeS, bie 3ngb, gifd)evei ;' ili.-it is but a — to him. ev ttiut e§ fpielcub, col. iCl8 ift ibm -^iPHinbe; to make — , fc^evjeit, fpieleii, Spafj iiiacheii, fid; iufiig mad;cit, fid; bcluiiigeii, fifbiie= rfen ; to make — with (of) one, eilteil jum sBefteii, jum Sflvivven t)abrn, aii^= lad)eit ; he is made — of, mail l)Cit it)" 5um Sejlcn ; to spoil one's — , eiiiem bcu ®pag yevbcvbeii, eiiieii (2tvic| bmd» bie [Jied)iiung mad)eii ; in — . iiim (Spa6, 511111 fecfcerj ; — .sman. eiii $!iebf)aber bev SSevgni'iguiigen beS i^e(=. bcS, bev Sagbfvciirib, SBaiiMiiciim, 3a= gev; — smanliko, waibmaimifA; — s- inaiiship, bic 3agb!uft, baS 3BaiMi)Cvf ; bie Scigevet. Tn SPORT, r. I. «. fvtelen, fc^evjen, Spai tvciben ; to — with one's life, iiiit fciiiem ^ebcu fpieleii : If. a. bav= fteilcti; to — one's self, fid) beiiiiii= geji, fill) luflKif mad;eu, fi(| evgiii^en (—at, itbcv).| SPORTER, s. bev Spielev, (2d)afev, (Spayspgel ; 5)5pffeiiveij)ev. SPORTFUL, adj. Iiiflig ; fc^evjhaft, fP'.ifil)aff, fiiriweilig ; — ;y, adv. lu= ftig; im Sdjevj, 511111 !. sp. E. bev jtptl; ciiin *^ifd)Pttcr. SPRAT, .0. bie Sprptfe, Sorbiiie, bci SSrCttling (cin gif^, Clupea spraWu — L) ; — barley, bie SBortge'rflt {Hordcum zeocriton — U ; JVUfijciltgt ©pninicvgerfie (Nordcim distuiwn ^ /J ; — gridiron, bcr 5ifd)rpft. To SPRAWL, V. n. 1. juffen, Jflppefii ; 2, frabbehi, fvifd)en ; 3. fid) viiiiten, fid» nnilsen, fid) friiinmen iiiib u>iu= ben, fif|) liiiig auSftreden ; a sprawl- ing charge, .Mil. Ph. till «UDVbentlt= ri)ev_(iinregelin;ipiiicr) ^avHiUeriecin= SPiiAY. s. i. has ?fl(ii, SfJfi«d)en, ber Sprpg, has Broeiglein ; J>kiJbpUj 2. ber (<3ee=)©d)aiiin, baS Slngiimifer ; — fagot, baS 9Jfi5bunb ; — wcKxl,ba9 3iei«t)Plj. To SPREAD, 17. h a.i. treitoi, fpvct- ten, fprei5en, (nii8)bctiner. ; an«brei:= ten; 2. iiber^ie()eii, (be=)bccJfn; 3. bcfannt mocbeii, naafjm-eugen ; tn — a net,, ein dhi^ legesi ; to — the sails, bie Seflel fpaiincn; to — the cioHi. ben Xif^ beden ; to — a coM rei«.^t, fdltc St{\iofe&ine beii: SBaiimropflenfpinnen. SPRIG, .s. 1. baS SJeiS, bic Sprcffe, t. @c^u6,'Sd)Pt5, €d)Ptiling ;'>.SpOT!- nngcl obnc Jlppf, Stift; 3. (— hou,, ber Xadbelten ; — crystal, ber 35evi|= friflaiJ. To SPRIG, V. a. wtit ffctnot 3»-''C3etd)nen ; sprigged bobbin-net or nnjsi- lin, geiiiHfletev mit 5iPcig= eber biu^ menartigcn Signren bnv^jivsbJev 2p}» feengrnnb pbev iPhiffelin. SPRUJGY, adj. l>olI Spvpffeii, iiaS.^ej" fern kfJe^enb. SPRIGHT, s. brr ®effl; Sd>atteH, bie (Seele ; boS (smgei)tnbe, f$>»FeiVbe> ©efpcnft. SPRIGIITFUL (ndv. — ly), adj. \i\!^% munter, \juttx, hif^ig, mnt&t^ ; — »es.s, s. vid. SpRIOim.INES.S. SPRIGHTLESS, adj. fluinpf, entiienji-, geififpg. SPRIGHTLTNESS, .». bit ?f5biTft(gfeif 3J?untevfett, .Oeiterfett, bev ^IliKt&. SPRIGHTLY, adj. }ebl,mft, ninntev,mK' tf)ig, liiflig. To SPRING, r. I. n. 1. erttfpniigeu (inellen ; 2. herspv UHidjfen, ^eruci fpmmen, entfprietlen, fpvpffeii ; 3. (pUi^Ud)) erfffeetnen; 4. cntftdjCK, fliifangcn, anbred)en; 5. fvvingen fprcngen, iibevfe^eii; the wind springj up, ber SBinb fieigt auf : to — forward. fprtfpriiigfK, fj-injitfc^iffjen; to — of. enff^vingcn ; t& — off, a\>s fprtngen ; to — out of . . ( — fmm ■ ^ eiitfprtKgeit mi . . ; to — over, ijbrt* fc^en; to — -up, in bic .&3(re 'FJ^, gen, auffprtiigen, ai!f!'d>ieiii'". «0p '^miefeen tlie wimLs siriugs up, -V SPRI r. bcr iffiiub flciijt auf ; ii. a. 1. }er= fljreugcu ; 2. tveibrii, jagcn, an\- jacjcuCiBtlb); nitfftijven, aufflobcrii ; 3. tlttlabfU ; jV. T-s. to — a butt, lo^fpvtiijjfii O-'fiu (Suit einev Splaiu ff); to — the inof, itabe an ben iiiinb bi'tnj^cn, bet bcm SBinbe aiif= biel;cn, tu'beii SBiub lusen; to — iiiH fire-iock, Mil. Ph. ba§ (Sewefir abfcfeen ; to — an arcii, j]rch. T. eiuen ■J.lo(3cu >uo(ben ; to — a leak, eiuen i!cif befommcn, Iccf wcrbcu; to — a li!,'lit, \!irf)t anfdjlngen ; to — a mast, fiitcn iDJajl nbfegelu; to — a mine, cine Wlim fpreui^cn pbet; fvvingen lafffU; to — the' rattle, Die (?iac^t= ii>ad)fcr=)2f^nai-re bi-ci)fn, fc^nar= \m ; to — a well, eineii ©vuniien flrabtn. ti'RiNG, s. 1. fecr gn'if)Hn.u ; — of life, tie Sebensfraft ; — or youtii, bte Suflcnbfraff ; 3«Gf "^= Miitbe ; to set every — in motion, f:c euc/iore — L.); — bolt, bev Sebcvftegel ; — •-IX. bnS Sebcc^aul tsi bcr U^r; eine i-berbpfc ; — ciiapes, p!. Sebcrbiigel ; - dividers, pi. bcr ^^cbcrjirfcl ; — t^orelock, JV. T. fin Splillt nttt %(' Sjcrn; —funnel, ber S.rid)tec; — t;rass, ba^iHHC^grai (jlntkoxanthumod<^ ratiim. — /--.) ; — guus, ©clbflfc^iiffc ; — halt, bte Sabme bcr $ferbe, ber J^abaentrttt, eiitc Slrt bc« SJpat^eS ; — head, taS .0aii?t bcr Dnellc, ber 'Ir',^ucli; — hook, cin (5arabtnerba= u; — latcli. tie gebcrElintf; — ■i^ptet, bte ^tit bcr (angcu Xagc; - steel, bet §eberf}abt ; — steel-yards, :e ijebcrttjaije, 3iff)'W''(]f ? — t'f, S^lorbtapec {Delpldnus orca — A.) ; 3. Arch. T. ber Jiragflcitt, j:nigci'. ■ uiNGiNESs, s. bte ^cbcrfraft, "c^ucHtraft; (Springfctcr. .! KINGING WATER, s. buS DueU= waffer. BPRINGY, ndf 1. ctuflifc^, fcbcrljaff, prall, praflig, fpanufraftig ; 2. qnel-- ieuvfid;. To SPRINKLE, v. a. i- n. (bejfprcngcn, (bcjftrcueit. SPRINKLE, s. 1. ba8 (umf)er) 9?cr- ftrente, ©efyreuEel ; 2. ber rictfcgclraa. SPRITE, s. bee Ocift. SPROD, s. bcr 5»vctiat)vige Zadyi. To SPROUT, V. n. (— forth, bcr»or) fproffen, wadjfcn, tvcibcn ; anf= Pber au§fd)ietJcn; (an)fd)ic^cn (roie Jlrl;= flallc) ; to — on, fortU)nd;fen. SPROUT, s. bie SprotK, bcr ©profit ling ; sprouts, s. pi. bie Jloblfproffcn. SPRUCE, s. bie $cd)tanne ; — beer, ba§ ©proffenbicr; Dantzic — , 'S^cin^ jigcr S'ovpclbier; — oanvas, cine SlVr grober Scinmanb, cig; 8. p. T. bcr SQUA ©porn; 9. Ti/p. T. bic5punfturfpi;s<) 10. Fort, cine 9lrt Duerroalle (in bet ciltercn 53cfcfiignngsfnnft} ; 11. spura, pi. J\r. T-s. bie 9trme cincs @ci)littcn« ; — of the beams, cinc 2lrt ()alber Secf = balFcn; — of the bits, bie (Stii^eit bintec bcr SBdting ; to set (put) spurs to. bie ©poriicn gcben ; upon the — , in gvofcr (Silc; — gaii, ber Sporn^ flic^, bic 93crlc§nng mit ben Sporen; to — gall, V. a. mit ben (Sforcn vers Ic^cn ; — galled, jmrt. adj. mit bcii ©porcn scrlcfet ; — leather, bas ©ppvnlcbcr; — rowels, pi. bic i2po= renvdbd^cu ; — wheel, T. ba« Spnrrab. To SPUR, V. i.a.i. fporncn ; flad)cln ; 2. fg. trciben, aiiticibcn, fprttrcibcii, rciscn, bcfd)lcunigcn ; to — on, anr fpovnen, antrciben, fprcngcn; II. n cilcn ; to — on, fovtfilf u. ' SPURGE, s. bie ajJildjpflanjc, ipnrgir: pflanjC, SBolfomilC^ (Euphorbia — L); — tlax, bcr gemcine ^cUcvbalg, (2ci= bclbillt (Daphne thymdea — 7>.) ', — laurel, bcr immcrgriinc JteiicvhalS (J)iiphiie laureola — - /,.) ; — olive, bci 3cilanb (Diiphnc cucorum — L.) ; — wort, bcr©d)wcrtel, bieSdinjcrtlilie, 3riS (Iris xiphium — l.^. SPURIOUS (ado.—\.\), adj. 1. nitcdlt, falfd), nntcrgefd;obcn ; 2. nncbctid) ; — flesh, baS !^ippenflci fd), S^ibiiflf ifd) ; — ness, s. bic Uned)t^eit, Qalfc^lyit ; Uncbctid^fcit. SPURLING. s. bcr (Spicring ; — line, JV. T. bie ?icn, bic ben 9triomctcr mil bcm Stcuervab uerbinbet. 7'o SPURN, v.i.a. 1. (mit bcm Sn|")f wcg)ftoieit, tretcn, ftainpfen ; 2 (iiw.ay) «crdd;tlic^ ^wxM (uon fid) tueifcn, va-merfen ; 3. »cracl;tcn, iht' dc^tlicb be^anbcln; ii. n. 1. I)intci, angfcfclagcn ; 2. Xxo'^ bictcn. SPURN, s. bte «crdc^tlid;c ikl)anb= lung. SPURNER, s. ber 33er;i(ttcr, trofcenbc.. S?URNEY, s. vid. Spcrry. SPURRE, s. bic ©ccfc^aialbe. SPURRED, adj. mit ©porctt, in Sporcn. SPURRER, s. ber (9In=)@porncr. SPURRIER, s. bcr <5pornmad)cr, ©porcr. SPURRY. s. ber 9lcfcrfpcrgel, Sporgcl, . Jtnijtevig, .ftnoric^ [sperguia — L.) ; bag VPtl)e Sanbfraut (JJrenaria rubral — /..). To SPURT, V. n. A- a. fpvilieii, fpringcu, fc^icfscn, fliir^cn. SPURT, s. bcr'@(t)uB (iHMt ctivaS @c= fpri^tem), Sturj, Sprnng, 3ng, 9lufflug. To SPUTTER, V. a. S,- v. 1. fprubctll, fprifeen, fprii&en ; 2. angfyrnbcht, mil fc^njcrer, geifcrnber B«i>gE rebcn. SPUTTER, s. bag Ocfpvubct, ®c= fpri^'l. SPUlTERER,.?. bcrSprnbter, ®pri^ev. SPY, s. bcr (fcpion, ©pd()cr, Jtntib= fcbaftcr ; — bgat, bag ffJciinfc^if, 3aci^tfd)iff, bie gprcctte"; — glass, col. ' bag Sevnglag, t^^viirobr, *$er= fpcctiu. r« SPY, v.a.Xn. 1. fpipntrcn, to — out, (ang=)fpdbcn, (ang)fnnbfd&aften, (cr)forfd;cn ; 2. erfc^cn, ertanf^icu, gcivabrcn ; 3. fpiircn, mittcrn, waf)V' ncbmcn, cntbccfeu; 4. gcnan bnrd)= fud)cn ; griibehi ; to — into, na(^grit« iuin, iiad)fprfd)cn ; spying-giass, bag geniglag, j^xvnrobr, $cvfpecfiu. saUAH, I. adj. 1. gnabbclig, qnatfc^e= lig, fleifd)ig, bid unt-fctt; 2. fabf, wugeficbcrt, wdd), cvfi auggefroc^cn (»on Ocfliigcl) ; ii. .«. 1. bic jungc 3:aube; bag .(^iid)lein; 2. bag <2b= pba=.ftiffcn cbt-r bie aJJatni'^c cincj "iPp^ag. 107 SQUA *aUABBlSH, cuij. (luatf^cltg, (mcic^) fietfciitfl, biif iiiib fctt. To sduABBLE. r. v. jaufcii, flrcitcn, pabent, .^cinbcl \u^t\\, tin 3iauffaolb fei;it. saUABBLE, s. ba« ©ejflii!. Otfetfe, bcr ©treit, .gaber. SQUABBLEa,s. bcr3*iiifcr, 3iaiif6oIb, sauAD, s. Mil. r. bcv Scrttf (3ug) 511m ©jcrciteit, baS (STcrcirbctacte; mettt, btc Kovpuralfdjaff; ba3 S)c= tac^emcnt. saUADRON, .?. 1. bte ectav, ber .f)ecr= biiiife, bte ©cJjTOabroii (bag (Sgcabvoii); 2. ba§ @ffcf)amber. SaUAPRONED, aiij. til @cl)\vabr01tCU obcv ®cfrf)wabfr (jftbcilr. SQUALID, mij. fdjlllll^ii], fott)iii, gar= flig, iitifaubcv. SQUALIDITY, \s. bic Ultfaitbcvffit, s^aUAUDNESS, S lliiflatl)iatcit, (5)av= fitgfett. 7'o SQUALL, V. v. Iiuit (aiifjfitvcicn. SQUALL, s. 1. bcr laute @rf)vci, ba« ©to^gefcirci ; 2. bcv iBiiibftofj, qc; bvodicnc 22iuj, fine 555 ; — s of wind, pi. 22iiibfiot)e, 33bcti. SQUALLER, s. bcv Iflittc ©d^rctcr, col. :>QUALLY, adj. bcii 2Stiibfii.ij}cii anS' (jeff'^t, ftiivmifci), Wtllbig ; — wea- ther, seairnig. iiitt 33iH'u teniiifcbtcs SBcttcr. SQUALOR, s. biellnfatiberfcit, bcvUit= flat^, ®c^mii^. bQUa>uform, mij. fctuvVfiifiH-nitg. SQUAMIGEROUS, } ail/. fcfclip^jiij, SQUAMOUS, i fc^upjjciiarttj], mit ©(^tHJVfit. To SQUANDER, v. a. (— riwny) »cr= fdjlfubcvii, ycvijcubei!, vcvfcl)a'eubc:t, burd)bi'itt9cu. SQUANDERER, s. bet gScffd^wciibfr, i^crfd)[eabcicr. ?<2UARE, I. adj. i. BtcvciJig; 2. im iJtcrctf, rcrfjtiuiiifelii]; 3. aniicmfffeu, geiniifj, i^affenb, vecht; 4. ab(]cfd;lo)"= feu, quitt, tuctt ; 5. rcblid)," cl)vlt4), rc^t|"cl)afffit, gevabe; 6. ftavf, otci'= fdjvijtii], t)anb'fefl; (m com^jos. Oua= brat=, j. 55. -yard, -font, -inch, £lua= bvat=g)aib, -^U^, =3oU) ; the yards are very — , Sea lavg. bie Sflaacit ftUb ff[)v" tiUti} ; tluee — , brctCif ig ; — barley, bie ffci)«jcilige aBintcvi^crfte (Hor- deum licrasticlwn — />.) ; — hiiilt, viei"= rcf ij] gcbaut ; — coat, bie ^turce, bcr Scbieiitculcibrocf mit etucm ©tcljs- fragcit ; baS Oalatlcib ; — collar, bet tStfbfvagcu ; — dealing, ba§ veb= lidjc SSci'frtbreib bic Sieblicbfcit; — frame-saw, bic i&d)lllp= ObCf Sd)iil)>5 fagc; — Iiide, bic flcgcvbte D^feit; cjaixt, obne Jtopf imb obne 33au^ ; — kentledge, oieredigcg SOnllaftcifeii; — measure, ba^ Siltrtbratmap ; — nails. uievEiintigc Spitcr; —number, bie^liablMtjabl ; — piano-forte, ba« afflfiinuige ^sianofovtc ; — rigged, .V- r. 9iaafcf,cifiit;vcnb; laiiflcS'Jaacn Ijiibeiib; — root, bic Oiiabvatnjur^ jcl; JV". r. —sail, bic i^vcfocf; — Bail-boom, btC ©picV Jllllt 3luSfcfecU bCV iSrcfocf ; — sails, 3Jaafegel ; — set, flarf, nittcvfc^t; a — stemed ship, eiit Spicgclfdjiff, ©d)iff mit vl'ittcm <3piegcl ; — tack-stay-sail, ciii ©tag; fcgel, biiS ciiicu S^jvuiig bat ; JV. 7'.s. — tuck, bcr vlatte ©picgct; — yards. 3kacn, bic rcd^tannflig am SDilafi bangcn ; il. s. 1. baS Oiiabrat, SBicr= ctf, (Seuicvtc ; 2. i^elb (aitf bcm iSd)ad)brctt) ; 3. bic 9iaiitc, @^cibe, 5{}Iottc ; J. bcr uicrcdigc 5]]lafe, bffcnt= lid)t ^la^; 5. :.\S .§;iurer=Cluabvat; 408 SQUE 6. bie Oiiabratja^I ; 7. Sauleits platti; 8. i>a9 (Sbenma§, S3fih(iU= iiifj, bcr red)te ®tanb; bie S'Jidjtig^ fcit, ®lf icb£)cit, Sicgel, Drbnung ; in — , ini 23icrccf ; indigo in fine squares, Snbigo in fd)bucm gormat ; to bring into — , ctcrccfig ma^cii, (iitabrircit ; to bring to a — , (cilie B'^bl) SUlU niinbrat evbebcn, mit fid) fclbfl miiU tiulicireit ; the hollow — , Mil. T. ba« offciic Duavvc ; 'tis out of — , cS ficbt nict)t glcid), jiid)t txniifclrec^t, tfl in ItUDVbUUUg ; on (upon) the — , Wtlt= fdrccbt; liow go squares 7 mt ftcbcit bie *£ac^eu? mie gcbcn \.^ ®c= fd)afte? four foot by 'the — , « Cr .Jf- mcffcne giiji. To SQUARE, v.l. a. 1. c|uabrircii, i>ier= cdig mad)cii, (Qb)bicrcii, titS @c= t>ictfte brirtgcit; 2. (ab)mfffcti, eiit= rtdjtett, gcmiiB madjcii; ttiipaffeii; JV. 7-.5. to — the yards, btC 3iaaCU illS Syicvfaitt braffcit; to — the yards by the braces, bie Slaactt tllS JtrcUj braffeit ; to — the yards by the hsts, bic 9]aacn an beitcit Seitcn glcic^ l)pd) torpcit ; to — a number, ciltC ga^l mit fid) fclbft multi))ltcircit ; \\.n. pafffii, sufammciipaffcii, ftd; fcbiden, ftd) rcimcu ; to — with, 511 c twa§ imffcit ; to — well, gcliiigcit, jii Stat; ti'lt fommCU ; squaring of the circle, bic Qiiabratiir bcS 3t''ftl^- SQUARENESS. .^^vcf= feu; to — lip, sufammcjivrctfcii; squeezeU up, ciugcvre^t. STAC SQUEEZE, s bcv ^XiXd, bic ^Pvcf^unj Ouctfcftung. SQUEEZERS, ... pi. bic 3]refff, >2d)ratt« b; (finer $vcffe) ; lemon — , bie 3ii ttinienpreffc. SQUiiJ, .'.1. bie tkiuc DJadcte, bcv gcu= evfc^warmer ; 2. ba§ aEi^mort; bal ^a^quili. To SQUIB. V. ji. far!ailifd;e 53cmfrlun« gen mac^cn, fvijttchi. SQUiBBiNG, s. bas Spi>tteln. SQUILL, s. 1. bie a)JccrnwirbcI (.sdi.'e viaritima — L.) ; 2. bcv @qni(Icufrcb8, bie J?rabbc ; 3. bie aBallfift^affcl, aBaUfifcl)lau«. SQUINT, l.arfj. fcbici, fittclcub, fdticU (iugig ; n. .?. bcr fd)icfe 4Mid ; bci (£d)iclenbe, col. hvi ©c^iclaugc ; — eyed, fd)iclcnb, fd;icf. To SQUINT, V. I. n. fd)iflcu ; lo — upon.., nac^ ^ttvaS fd)iclcn; 11. n. fcbiclcn macftcn; to — one eye, mit cincm 9higc fdjicfcn. SQUINTINGLY, adr. fcbic(cnb. SQUIRE, s. 1. ber (Sti)i[bfHavp, 3Baf« fentriigcr; 2. ©iSqiiirf. (ciu Sitd cibnlid; bcm bcutfdjcn 2i3o!)lgebovcu), bcr Sunfer, Sanbebclinanu. To SQUIRE, 1;. a. als S^ilbfiiapi^t biencii; to — a lady, cincr S)ame {bp fcntlic^) ben -gof uiac^cn, fie bcgltU ten. SQUIREHOOD, ? s. baS 31mt, bic SKur* SQUiRESHiP,. I be cincS (S^quire. SQUIRELY,ad/. rittcvlicb. SQUIRREL, i-. ba« einbi>vnd)cu ; ~ hunt, — hunting, bie (^id>boriid/cn=! jagb; — fish, '^bcr .^laufopf {Pcrca formosa — i,.). 7u SQUIRT, V. a. fvvi^cn, furiibdn ; sqi:irting cucumber, bie ©fcISguvvt {Momordico daterium — J.,.}. SQUIRT, s. 1. bic Sprite ; 2. bcv 2Saf» fcrftvabl, ©t^iip. SQUlliTER, s. ber Sprifeer, @pri§fn» maun. SQUIT, A-. .?• I', vkl. Squib. To STAB, V. a. i- n. 1 . ficdjCU ; tiibltlj bcnininbcti, evflecbcit, bavd)bo^vcn, crbolcfecK ; 2. fir. fdwnbcu (on bcj (Sl)ve) ; to — at.., ftcd>cn itacl)..' 'twill — lior to the heart, C§ Wtvb il;! baS Jpcrj buvcbbobvcn. STAB, g. 1. ber (Stid), CDpUtftid), iit SBuube ; ber StD^, Sc^lag ; 2. /», ber bintcrliftige (Stveid). STABBER, s. bcr iUcudjcfmiirbcv. STABBING, s. ba« ©tcdKu. (Stiftcc^fii. STABILIMENT, s. bie iBcfcfiiguug, Se^ ftigfcit, ®tii§f. STABILITY, .«. 1. bie Sefttgftit, ©ta=i tig!cit; 2. SBcfianbigtctt, etanbl)af= tigfcit; 3. 5)aucv; 4. gcftigfcit (im ©cgcufa)} ucu (Vliifftgfeitj ; 5. SsU scuj, 3nblHug«fabigfcit. STABLE, arij. 1. ffft blcibcu.baucvbaft, baltbar, brtftfam, ftarf; 2. ftat, bc= ftaubig, ftaubbaft. STABLE, s. ber Start; — boy, b« ^talliungc; — bred, tni Stall evjpj geu; gcmciu; — nian, bcv ®tall» incd>t; — pail, bcr (Stallcimcr; — room, bCvStallvanm; — stand, Sp. K bcr Slnftanb tm SBalbc ; /,. t. baS (Sr* grcifen cinc«3BilbbicbciS auf bem Sln^ ftaiibe ; — yard, bcr f, a^icb= bof, a)Hftbof. 7'o STABLE, v. 1. a. flallcu, ciuflallcnj II. n. njobucii, Ijaufcn (yen Stiievcn). STABLENESS, s. vid. Stability. STABLING, .«. ba3 Stallcii, .^anfcit, bie (StaUung, bcr Stall. To STABLISII, II. a. vid. Ta Establish. STABLY, ado. fcfl, ftatig, bcftdubig. STACCATO, Mus. T. \. s. baS StafCO' to=3eid)cii ; II. adj. A"- ade. iiiit eineiM <2taccato=Bcid)cn, fuvj abgcftoycaj STAG STAL STAM I — notes, fui'5 abi^efJogcne 9loteii ; — Mvie, bcv gctumt'ene ©ti)[. - S'i'ACK, s. ^f f .^aufcn, ®tapel, ®to^, •SAobcv, 5cf)iu («oii i^eu, ©etrctbc) ; — of chimneys, btc iffet^e ©C^OVtt- ilf tite ; a — of wood, ber (ruiibe) .l5o(jfto6; — wood, ^laftcrfjolj. To S'I'ACK, V. n. (to — up), iiki- einatti bcr legf II, nufftcUcti, aufftabeln, (auf)s fft)tci)tcii, BTACTE, s. btc Stattc, bev 9JJnvr()fit= faft, ba3 ffiifuije iyjttrv()eubvir5. BTADiUM, s. 1. bte 3{cimba[)ii bet bcu giUett ; 2. baS ©tabium. BTAUTHOLDER, s. tcr (Svbflattbaltcr, ©tattl)attei" bev Bcretuiiitcii 9fitcber= laiibe. STADTIIOLDERATC, s. bie Stattl;al= tcffc^aft. STAFF, s. (Staves, pi.) 1. bcr Stab, (StodE; (5d)aft, S^iffi' bte Sfiifee; ©tattfl, Sproffe ^ bcf aimteftab (al8 3cic^cn bcf ©croalt) ; 2. y;n'. bie @c; wait, i3}a(\)t, bas 3{ef^t; 3. ber 3Jc= (ItmeutSftab (bici)o()er:i£)fft5ierc bc3 yjeiymeiitS) ; ber OeiicriTlftab (Dffi= citic juc 33crfiiqimg beS 53efebl6ba= bef«); i. eiii ^Jotcii(Uitieu)fi))tcm; 0. bCf S3cr«, bie Stropbf. Stance; crosier —, ber Jlriimmftab ; — of of- fice, ber 2lint«ftab, gjfarfcbaHsfiab ; — officer, ber ©tabSoffictev ; — snake, bie Stocfff^faiige ; —tree, bcr (5ela= fter_ {Celasfrus — L.) ; — wood, baS Sii^baubenbol}. BTAG, ». ber >^irfc^ ; — beei.e (—fly), bcr .§ivfc^fafcr, Sc^rijtir {Lucanus rerrus — L.) ; — evil, bic ^irfc^= fraiifbeit (ber *4>ferbe), ^Jiaulfpcrre; — 's-horn-tree, ber iSlIlltac^ {Rhus — /-.) ; — hound, ber .§efebunb (bet .pirfrf)iagbcii) ; — worm, bcr ©iu]0 llnj], (*gerling (^arue ber U>ict)brei(t= BTAGE, s. 1. baS ®eriift, (gc^aiiiicriifl, bie Sf^aiibiil)tic, 53iibiie, ber ©cbaits X>[a%; 2. bie (^$o)l=)Station, 5poit= ftcllc, (5Pofi^)3iafte, ber 9hi6cv(a& bie .sperberge ; 3. Stiifc, bcr ^ortgaud, ^ujiaiib iiub @rab (ciiter ,ft'ciiufbeir, 11. f. m.) ; i. @rab ; 5. bie $oflEut= frf)c, ber ^Poflroagcit ; fi. A", r. bic (StcUiiig (ciii ©eriift fiir bic J?a(ua= terer) ; ' 7. bcr j)Jcibficiu ber i8ud)= britcfev ; to bring upon the — , ailf bic ^3ul)ne briiigeii; /"-. mif tii8 SV'tl jicljcn ; to enter the — , ailftrcteit ; to go off the — , (t)Ott ber sUiii)!ic) abtre^ tcil ; to have a clear — , freieS gclb (Spielraum) {)abeu, feiii .(^iiiberiiip fiiibeit ; — box, bie Sljcaterloge ; — coach, bie ?aiibiutfc^c, (^erfoucn=) -^oi1!iitfrf)e ; — driver, ber ■-Pcrfoncrt; ^ubi"i««""' ^Poftfncc^t, '^iofiillou ; — — horse, ba« (frifc^c) ^ppftpfcrb; — (coach-)office, ba§ i!aubfiitfd)cii=33ll= reaii, 5^erfoiteiifiibrmaiii!§=i^incau ; — pigeon, bic i^rieftaube, *).'ofttaube ; — play, baS ©C^ailfpicl ; — player, ber®cl)aiiivieler; — practice, Xl)ea= ter^SJoiitiiie ; — wagon, bie griic^(= VOfl, bcr {'4>0|1=lJP'i**jip,eu ; — wri- ter, ber iS(taufpielfc^«ibcr. fiTAGGAUD, s. Sp. E. ber uicvjai^rige •!?tr|d?. To STAGGEH, v. I. n. 1. Wailfeit, fdjwaufeit, taiimcdt; 2. ben SJJiit^ verliircii ; siueifelii, jauberit, niifies belt, yScbeufeii trngcu, ftiifeen ; ji. a. 1, roaiiEeiib maci)cit; 2, ftiifcig ma= t^cit, SBebciifliebEeit eiiiflSDeit, t)cr= bliiffcit, befrcmbeii, beuiiruljigeii, auf= , fc^rcif en. STAGGEilixVGLy. ado. TOaufeub, tans mclnb; fci)iuan£enb, waufelniiitbig, uufci^Uifng. (pi'AGGElJB, s. pi. bcr ©c^tviiibcl bcv fPferbe mib be§ Siiubbie^cS; cine Srebfrantbcit ber Sc^afe. STAGGER-WORT, s. brtS ^acobsfvaut (Senecio jacnbcea — X.). STAGNANCY, s. biiS (Sti(Ijict)cn, bte (Stotfuiig. STAGNANT, ailj. fiilt flc^CUb, flO(fenb ; very — , M. E. (yont 3)Jar!tc) fc^r jiilt, ftan. To STAGNATE, v. w. ftillc ftcbcn, fiO= (fen. STAGNATION, s. haS (5tiII|lcf)cn, bcr ©tiUftaub, bie glaubeit, ©tocfmig; ( — in trade, im >§aubek) bie ®efcl>iftS= fiillc, ©cfcbaftMoftgteit. STAID, a,ij. gcfefet, ernji^iift, niic^tern, rcgelmcipig ; — ness, s. bas gefefete aSefcn, ote (Sruftbaftigfeit, ®efe6t= ^eit, Siegcimatiigfeit. To STAIN, 7,. a. 1. flccfcn, bcijcH, buut mac^en, farben, beflecfcn befnbcln ; 2. Sarben ciiibrenitcn ; 3. fd}anben ian bcr @bre) ; stained cotton, (gelb) gefleJte Sauninjolk ; stained paper, gcmaltcS (favbigcg, biinieS) papier; stained glass, @laiJ iiiit cingebraimtcn giguren; staining of glass, bic ®laS= malerei. STAIN, s. 1. ber Sici'fcii, 2)2afcl ; 2. bic ®£t»Tl^f' STAlNER,,s. 1. ber 5Bcf ecfer, SSefubc- ler, ©ct)aiibcr ; 2. 'Sarbeubcijer, ?3iiutfarber. Sl'AINLESS. adj. Jig. uubcflccft, fc(;illb= Io«, untabelbaft. STAIR, 5.- bie ©tiife, fetafi'el, bcr Sritt; stairs, p/. (a flight of stairs), bic 2;rcVpC, Stiege; down (below) stairs, linten ; up (above) stairs, biuailf, obcit ; one pair of stairs up, eiue iircppC 1)0C^ ; a one pair of stairs window, ciu ^jr.ftcrim erjtcn Stocf ; — case, bie i^rcppe, ®tiege ; — case carpets, i tjjpenfcpvid&c ; — rods, Stangen 111 bie 2:eppid)e au bie S;revpfuab= ia\ ju befeftigcit ; — case ejes, bic 9tiige worin biefe Stange gcbcti. STAKE, s. 1. ber 5j3fabl, bie 5pfo)lc ; 2. b'r Sd)aiibpfat)(, granger; ber ^fa^lim Sc^citerbaufcn, aii ben bcr ju93erbreuneiibegebunbcn luirb ; ,fiertraiicit ; T-s. — heads, bie 3JJi(fen (ber 9iccvfd)lager) ; — posts, bie ^foften an bencn bic mdm bcfefligt [tub. To STAKE, ?!, a. 1. niit ^fa^lcn yer= feben, pfciblen, be}.ifableii, umpfabs ten; 2. ftii^cn; 3. mit einem ipfabtc burc{)bobren,pfabIen; 4. (im iSpictc) fefecu; jum i}Jfaiibc fc^cn, uerpfan= ben; anf baS Spiel fc^cn, urngen ; to — one's (own) honour, fcinc (St)Ve }um 5<3fanbc fcfeen ; i— my life to. . , td) fe^c mein Sebcn (eiii) gcgcn . . , fo nja^r id) Icbe ; to — out a road,eiiicn 2Beg abficcfeu. STALACl'ICAL (— ic), adj. tropfilein= artig; — spar, ber faferige jtalf= ficin ; — stone, bcr S^ropfftein. STALACTIFORM, )arf;. trOpfilcin= STALACriTJFORM, J formig, fiugcv= formig. STALACTITES, s. ber Sfalatttt. STALACTITIC. adj. tropfftcinavtig ; — carbonate of lime, ber gafcvfalf. STALAGMITES, s. bfv Staladjmit. STAL.\GMITfC, — ca.. ad,;. —zuJXf adj. wic ©talagmit gefovmt. STALE, adj. I. alt, fc^al, matt, Uh nig ; 2. altbaifen ; 3. uevaltct, abg«= nu^t, flumpf, fdjwad) ; — articles (cl merchandise), berlcgcue SBaavc; — bread, altbacfcn 53rob ;. a — debt, cint fceraltete ©c^ulb ; — mated, patt (.im ©d;at^) ; a— virgin, cine alte Snng^- fcr. STALE, 5. 1. bcr Sfiel, @d)aft, bif J^anblcbc; 2. ba8 '4^att (tm®c^ad>= fpielc). To STALE, V. V. fiaUch, fcic^cn (boii ^Pfcrbeu uiib Sflinboieb). STALENESS, s. bie @c^aU;eit, ba4 S^ate, SScibrandjtc, ?Utcr, bi> ^\h- gcnn^fl)cit. 7'o STALK, ». ■«. 1. floh bnf)cr fc^rci- ten, flapfen ; 2. fd;Iei(Den, Icife trt- ten, fid) BcrjvcJen, (binter bem 93ct- jtejpfcrbe fifrgebcn, n>ie man ti;ut, wean man ba« 3Bilb befc^leidjt). STALK, s. 1. ber Stengel, SticI, .^alin ; Jtamm an ber aBcintroubc; bie 5eberfpu(e, bcr.fi:ivl; bie3l69«i 2. ber ftolje roeite Sdjritt, col. fpaui- fc^e 0d)ritt, STALKED, adj. ciiten Sticl :^abcnb. STALKER, s. bcr Stapfcnbc, .gocbauf^ tretenbe ; baS ©tcllgarn. STALKING-HORSE, s. Sp. E. baS (Wtrf- lid)c ober iiacbgcmac^te) SSer'iierf= Pber Scblcid>pferb (binter »clc|)em man baS 5Bilb bcfd)(ei^t) ; fig. bi« 9}2a«fe, ?ar'je, ber 33orn)anb. STALKY, ajj. f)art wie etn ©tcngel. STALL, s. i. ber Stall; bic 5lboft= jcifteii ; bcr S)vu(f , 3litf>rucf^ baS ®e= Vfiifle, bft , tiicfctig, ijefunb, gut ; ftmibbaff, tiiievfcjjiitrcv: lic^, fciitcti ©nitttfa^^H cbcc ^'flic^= teujctrcu; vcrf)tfKttb. STANCHER, *. bft gtiUciibc; baS 58futjttIIettbj. BTANCHIONS, j.p/. tlcta* t)i5(5fritc obcr etfertie Stii^eu, jv. t. ©fiepcr. BTANCHLESS, adj. \\\6){ JU ftiUctt ; fig. mtcrfaUlidj. CTANCHNESS, s. bte (Vefltgfftt, . wcl^eit gciivS fleucrt baS (2({)iff? it— s agreed. c« fiebt feft, ifi unbesmeifelt ; the case — s thus, bie Sacic ftebt fo ; to -- ahout umber: ftebeit, umgcben, uniriitgctt; to — against, wtbcvjic{)f It, fic^ wtterfcfeeit ; to — at a guard with . ., «llf bcr .^Ut %t)ti feor efraaS; to — away, (laiige) ia^fcieibcu ; to — hack, JUriicftretcit ; 41Q to — before . . , ficfjeit uor. . , ftc^ ficl= Irit uor..; wiberfireiten ; to — be- tween, bie a}Iittclgpcrfon nbgebiii; to — betwi.\i, bajtvifcteii ft'cbcn, tm 20ege fte^eii, i)itu-erii; to — by.., fei^it bei ., bafcet fte^cii; bciftebcii; an] m Scitc trcteit, ^la& madjeit; ftct) yevlaffcn auf, babei bleiben; — by, sir! i^la^ gemacbt! to — for, ftvcbeti iiacl) . , , ftd) bebevbeu um . ., tcftebeu (luf ; cS tjalteii mit . . ; ycr= tbetbigeii; bebeuteu', anjetgen; bafiir ftet)cit, 5ugerc4)itf t wevbcn ; to — for a bust, alS )B}oMl ftef)eil ; I shall not -- for a trifle, c§ fiimmt iiiir nuf etne Jtleiuigteit llictt nu ; to — for a ci- pher, fig. cine SRuH fcDu, SfJiittg gcU ten; to — forth, bci'bor trcteit, ftd) i^tuflclletl, fic^ Jf igeit ; to — from, Sea lang. njcgfegtiu bou ..•, to — in.., fteljcn tu . . , bebarven in . . , auf . . ; ba fcs;n ; ju fieben fonimcn ; f nfteu gegen.., fic^ (im 5prei«) belaiifcn auf . .; this — s me in IG guineas, bicB tomint mid} nuf 16 ©uinccn ju flc^CU ; to — "in defence of, uevtbeibi= geu; to — in fear of, fid; fiivdjteu uor; to — in hand, wid)tig fe»u; to — in for a harbour, tU cilicn i*^afeu fegcln, ciucii .giafcu autl^un; to — in towards the land, lUtd) bCllt ?aubC }lt fcgctu; to — in petition willi one, (JU glctd}cr 3cit) mit eiucm 9lnbcrn nad) tWvai ftrebcu ; to — off, juriid tvetcit, abi»;irtjfte()en ; eutferut fc«u; abftcc{)cit, abTtebcu, ntdit wollcu, ab= geuctgt fci)it, ftc^ iBcigcrn; fieroor ^e(;cn, cr()aben fci)u; jv: pa. feeroarts (unrf) tcr igec ya) anlicgeit, fecunirtS einftec^rn ; to — off a seaport, auf bcr ^ijbe eiucS .§afcu« fcS}u ; to — off for advantage, ciucu Slnlauf ncbmcn ; — off! weg brt! blcib mir i' m Seibc ! to — on, auf ctmaS fuj5cu, xA) auf ctwaS yerlaffcn ; to — on p nts, felbftftaubig fci)n, ©ruubfciije bcfc iuv= tcu; to — out, f)crau« ftcbc«, t-i'bpr rngen ; fid) iDcgmadicn ; ftanbb'iff blciben, babei blcibcit, ansbnUe-.t ; ftd; ntd)t oermcugcu mit, ftc^ nid)t trvc mad;eit laffcu, fic^ fpcvren ; to — out of, uerlaffcii fcDu ; — out of my sight, gef)' mir dwi ben 5luge« ; to — out against, bagcgcn au^^alten, n5ibcrftc= t)en ; to — out for . . , I)a(tcn auf . . - to — out of sea, A"". Ph. bic v£ee I)iil= tcu; to — to, bleibtn, scr^arren bet..; ftff) t)aUen on ..; tvageu, crtragen ; it ~s to reason, cS ifl bit= !ig, n'ic biilig ; to — to one's word, feiu SBort bnlteu ; to — to the loss, fiir ben SSerlufl (Scftabcu) fic^eu obev ^afteu; to — god father, Oeuatter ^t- bcu ; to — to (for) llie north, gcgen ^Jlorbcn fcgein ; to. — to sea, feciuavt« fegeln ; to — to trial, fid) wt ®erid)t ftettcn; to — under, au§fic§cn, auii tjalten ; to -- up, aufllebcn, ftd) auf= vtd)tcn, auftretcu, ftc| {)infiellcn ; 5{Sartct mad)en ; to — up about, brin= gen auf . . , rebcit um . . ; to — up against, tictam^jfcu, bcflreiteu ; to — up for, wertbeibigcn ; to — up to, eS aufnct)mcu mit . . ; to — upon, fiefjeu auf.. ; bcftcbenauf ..; fjaltenauf..; beni()Cn auf . . ; to — ur>on a trifle, iiber eiue Jtlciuigfeit fireiten; to — upon one's defence, ft(J) WC^ven ; to — upon one's (own) bottom (legs), feiu eigucr §evr fcl;n, ftc^ felbfl cntab= reu ; to — upon ceremony, Umf^finbe maiten ; to — with, befici)cn mit. . , iibcrcinfommen, entfprecbcn, bcquem, gelcgcn fel)u; it does not — with reason. e8 ' ift ucrnunftiuibrig, bcr iicriiunft uid)t gema^; H. «. au8f}e= I)eii, auSbdltcn, ertrngcii, Iciben ; "> — fire, „)/(/.. Ph. baS (^eucr au8t)a! ten; to — proof, bie ^probe bcj^cbcn auSbalrcn, beanibvt fci)u; to — tria] ocrboit wevbcu; bie ^probc bcftcbeu he cannot — it, cr tauu e§ uid)t au«> balten. STAND, .5. 1. bao ©tcficit, ber Stanb; 2. bic etcUe, berS)]oftcu; 3. ®till» fiaub ; 4. bic Untcrbrccijung, Spaufe ; 0. fig. Unfd)liiffigfeit, 33cvlcgcnbeit, ?iotb ; 6. bcr ai>ibcrftanb ; 7l b&^fte ^unft, bie ^iJl)e, ber 3iang, bcc^ftt @rab; 8. bcr 9tabmen, bic Uuter= lage ; ber Jtragftctu, bic Goufok ; b«« SBrctt, ber (gd)iiffclving, llufcrfa^ Itnterfcfeer; Scudjtcrtifdj, Scud)tcr- ftuf)l, bag iJeuc^tergcficll, bcr @ucrt. bou ; ba« SBanbgeficlf, Spiegcltifch^ d)cu, 5)Jfcilcrtifd)d)cn ; Tiip. T. bai SHcgal; bcr gScvfaufiS);Stiinb ; — for bottles, ber (Vlaft^cu^Stanbcr ; — for casks, baS SouuciigcftcH, .«c!lcr< V!agcr ; conch — , ber Drt wo 9.Hietb= futfcl)eu fkben ; imaic — , cin 5hitcn- pulf/ Efjotcurcpoftrorium; a — <_•« colours. Cur* S'abue ; a — ofanuv bt< complete Sol6ateuriiftnug, ';?hr.hitur; a — of pitch, jmci bis'brcil)U)ibcrl 5Pfnub 5pcd); to make a — , ftcbcn blcibcn, .§alt marbeu; ©taub \)inU ten ; to be at a — . ficcfcii bleiben, im StoiJen (unfchlitffig, in a.lcrlegcii:! |cit) fei)n ; in 3U{\) fei}n ; itid)tsi ya tbun bflben ; auf bcm biJd)ficn 3Juuttt ftebcu ; barnicbcr Hcgcn (oom .^au* bcl) ; to keep at a — , vcvbtcibcit ; t« put to a — , in 3.>erlegenheit fc^cn, irrc inad)cn, aufi? Slcugerfte treibcu ; — still, tcii Sttllflcbcu; he w.is run to a — still, er ivurbc fp lange gcjagt, bi« cr fic^ ni4(t mebr riibrcu buntc ; — fast, Mil. T. ber (£tii^»unft. STANDARD,.'!. 1. bie Staufavtc, Wat)s ne: 2. bcr ©tamm ; ailcin obcr frci« ftebcube (Dbfi=jQ3anm ; Scfbaum, ba§ i)Jiarfjeid)cn ; bie 5?Pifc bc« jtut= fd)cngefteUe8 ; 9iic{)tpfpfte ; 3. baa 9?ici)tmafi, a?iftrmat), 3ltd)mafj ; 4. ber (5cin=)®ef)alt (ber iyjiiiiscn), SJJiinsfn^, bie (i)?iiiij-)tin>be, bcr fcfte (Safe, ®ebalt bcr 5)^iiine; bie 9Bab>'ung; bie fcfJe (ober bcfjciiibisic) 2?aluta ; (twenty florins — , ber 3ii'tin= jig=®ulbeu=Wu^) ; 5. B. T. bie 5vabiie ; t). fig. bic 3iid)tfd)nur, ba« 9)h!ficr, bie Dtegel ; Standard.^ /)/. J\''. 'V-s t>ev=: fcbvte !$tnic; — of the bits, anf= nnb niebcrfitet)cnbe Jl'nie, (3tcd)fiiic bcv SBiitingen; — of coin, ber iDiiiujta: rif; — of value, bcr 5H?trtl)--iKegiilo= tor; below the — , gcringbolliju'lyou 9}2iin5eu) ; to bring to a -^, \\\ 9Jegc!u bringen ; his dictionary is tlio best — of the language, fctu SBiirterbnd) ill bag befte SHobell (bie fccfte 3Jicbt= fc^nur) bcr Spra4)e ; — boarer, bet (Sornet, B'if)ncutragcr, ?^iiburi(t) ; — engines, tragbave 9)7afd)iiicii; — measure, bag Driginalmap ; — weight, bag ?iornialgcuiid)t. STANDARD, adj. muftcrl)aft ; 'JtPV^ mat . . . STANDER,s. bcr(fetel)enbc, ^^fcibenbe ; — by, bcr 5)abei)lcf)cube, >>ufct)aiicr; — s by, bie Umftcbcubcn ; — up, bci 5J3artei 6"rgreifeube ; — grass, ba« Jlnabenfraut, bie Stenbetiuurs (Oi- diis — /,.). STANDING, \. s. 1. bag re of the same — wir (tub gleic^ STAR STAR STAT Ittttfle bn (Ober bier); ~ in contempt, L.Ph. becUiide^ovfani gfjjeii baS@e: ttfl)t; — (well) in tune, Mils. Ph. bie Stimmung (gut) l)altciiti ; — of a comnierciril lioiisi^, bcv beitnifjvtf CJuf etiic« .!5aiibcl«£)aufe5; ii. mij. ftc[)enb, bkibciib, fovtbaiieriib, tnimfranil)= rciib, bcilaiibig, fcft; — out, ausftc^ ^ciib, viicfft^inbtij («p;t -icbnlbcii) ; — anny, bag ftc^enbe .^fcr; — back- stay, jV. r. ftcbeiibe ■^'aiMinen ; — lied, ba« ^fpilciibctt; — bowl, ber SJiniicr, baS SBeinglnS iiutSuB; — tiiitt, bic 3iflf*fibe beS €j)otte« ; — colour, bie ftef)ciibe (cc^te) f^avbc ; — company, jii. Ph.. bie ftn-tbaueviibe ^aubelSrSocietat; — crust, bic feftc 3itiibe, obfi- bei- 9kiib a:t etnci- 5)3a= ftctc; —dish, baS geauUjiiHc^c @e= rid)t; taglic^e JSvPb ; — order, cine feftc, beftimmtc ^Bevovbiiiiiig ; — or- ders of the hou?e, bic @cfc^aft«orb= ituiig, {5)ffci)aft«m]el bes ??arla= meufS; — place, bi'r Stanborf, bie Stclle ; —rigging. baS ftcbciibc (fcfie) S^amrert; — water, bev t)lict)fle uiib niebi-igfle aSafferfiaiib, flcbciibeS SBaffer ; it is — water, JV. Ph. bie 3cit uergaftct. STANDisri, s. iiii (flc^eiibe) (Sc^vei&= BTANNARY, I. s. bie giniigvubc; It. adj. bic 3tlllllVCrfe bctVCf eilb ; — man, bev Siiiitbaucr, aitbettcv in bcr ^iltiX' gvubc. STANNIC, adj. 3tiitt 'bctrcffenb, mi 3iim gcropii'tieii. BTANZA, s. bie Stanjc, ®ffcp[)c, bcv aJeiiitfa^, iBcv«abfd)nitt. 6TAPLI0, s. 1. bev ©tavcl, ?Df}avft, bie 5Jicberlagc, bcv 0tape(pla|}, bie@ta= Vclftabt ; 2. bcv ©topcl (bie Sabcn ot-cv ^afcrii; tcr SBofle uub Sauiiu jDoUe; 3. btcJlvanipe; bev .gafeu ; — of a lock, ber Sc^ltc^^afen, bie (Srf)lic9fappe; — for a bol^ bcr 3(Jic= Qclbntcu, tie ,^rnnnjc ; —of land, bie 5i3efcl)affctt^ett be« g3obcii« ; — com- modities ( — goods), bte Stapeliuaarc ; — house, biiS J?aufbaiis, !^ager[)au3, bic (.§aiipt=)9'licbcvla(jc ; —privilege, — right, ba* (gtapclvedjt, bie (£ta= pcl9cvcc()tt9tcit, ba« a8aavcn=3^iebev:: IngSvcdit; — ropes, a: t. Sane yom bcficit .^aiif; — town, bic gvotic>§aii= fcelsfiabt, ^aiiptutcbevlage, bcv <£[«= Velplau, ©tiTVcIovt, 3wift^eiip^i|} ; — trade, bcr istavclbaiibel. STAPLE, adj. bcii .^rtubcl^gefetjcit fle= maj), ©tapcl . . . STAPLER, s. bcv :=i5'i"^'f'^' f'" compos. J. 93. wool stapler, bcr SffiiilJ^aiiblcv). STAR. s. I. tcv ®tcvit, bns ®eftivu; <&tcrurf)cit; 2._jig. ba« .©cfdjiJ ; seven— s, baS (itcbcitgcfttvn ; unlucky — , bcv Ullflcvit ; — of Ale.\andria, bic arabifitc ^i^pgclinilc^ j — of the earth bcr Jlra()eitfUp (Pinntaga coronopus — yj; —apple, ber SteVll«pfc[ (Chnj- snjihiilum — /,.) ; — beam, bcr (Stevn= flral)[; — bright, flcviigtanscub, iltcvu= i)cll; —chamber, bie' (StcviiEiiiuiucr (ba3 ebcmattge Svtminalgcvid)! ju JEeftmiiitftcv) ; — cowry, ba§ Stcvii^ ^kti, bie ©tcriipovjellaite (cine 2Jht= fdjclavt) ; — fi.sh,bcv Sccffcvu, Stevu= fifdj ; — flower, baS ©terntvaut {,stei- laria — J.,.) ; ( — hyacinth. — of Beth- lehem), bic Steniblumc,^ii()neriuild; (Ornithogalum umbcllatum — /,.) ; — fort (-- redoubt), bic ©tcrufc^ansc; — grass, bcr SBaffcvftern {Caintriciie — /,.) ; — hawk, bcv Stcvitfalf, ©c^lac^= tet (Fitlco lanariim — 7y.) ; — headed eliick-weed, ber Svit[;Iiiig«njafferft«ni Callitriche veriin — J.)-; — liyacinlh tid. — (lower), btc ii^Iecriuncbcl (Sciiia — L.); — jelly, bic GrbgaUcrt?, bcr ^yjoflof (Tremdla nostnc — /J; — less, fteviicnicer, iingeftivnt; — light, baS Stcvnenlic|)t ; ftcrncii= l)cll ; — like, ben Stcntcn gfcic^, wic ein @tcrn, fti'ntid)t ; — lit. ftev= ncnbcH ; — ray, bev ©tcvnvoite ; — stones, pi. 0tcvnfpv>illcii, 2)viid)cn- ftcine, cine 9Ut iOJetcPvficiue ; — thistle, bic ®tcrncttbi)lc( (Ccntaiirea c.7Jcitrnpa — L.) ; — wort, bic 5lftcr, ba5 ©tevnenfraiit, bie ©tcrncu= Pfinnjc. STARBOARD s. A'". T. Ul§ (gtcucvbpvb (— side, bic rcd)(e Scilc bc« Sd)iffsi) ; — watch, bie viiigcii, n'bfpviugcn, ah- fd)rucifcn ; 3. >ucid)eii, 511 bevnieibcu fuct)cu, fliidjtcu, Slusfliic^tc fuc^cu, ftc^ cntfitulbigcn ; 4. auslaufcu, bcii SBcttlauf begtiincii, aufaugcu, anfc= ^cn ; the anchor start.--, bCV Qlufcv fpviugt anS, rcipt ouS bcm 0vuubc ; a horse that starts, ci« (f^cueS) 5|Jfcvb, ba« auf bie Scttc fpviugt; to — aside, fettmavts? fpvingcu ; to — at. »pr ctwaS ftuljcii ; to — ' bacljj juriicf fabvcn, juviicf fpvingcu, junicl wti- d)cu ; to — from, or oif. Jig. abfpvin= gcit, i>bwctd)en, nu«fc^rucifcu yon..; to — into, plSfelid) gevatbcu obcv fal= leu tu obev auf. .; to — out, pIp6= lic^ crfc^ciueit, aufaugcu ju luerbeu ; to — up, nuffaf)vcu; fg. plo^ltd) raerbcu, cutftet)e'u, ftrbplotjiid) cv()c= bcu ; H. fi. 1. auftveibcu, aufjagcii, aufftaaberu; 2. fdjcu uiat^eu ; 3. ev= vegcn, aufbrtugeu, aufriibren ; 4. opvbringcii, aufbvingcu; 3. cutbc= rfcii ; G. ycrvcnfen, oiiSrcufcu ; to — the anchor. tCU *.JIufcr aufwiubCU, lidltcu; to — a hare, CtllCU ^ilf»» auftrcibeu; MF.-s. to — cssks, gfifs fcr ftiivjcn (Ircrcu) ; to — a price (in 9hictipucn) ba§ erfic @cbpt tbuu, aubictCU ; to — a question, ciuc Sviigt ailfmcvfcu ; to — an opportunity, cillf ©dcgcuhcit an bic Jgan'i gcbcu. START, s. 1. ba« etiifecn, auffabvcn, 9luffd)fe(fcu, 3u'^iidft, 5lK?ircbe bcv Untevfc^lcif ; — horse, iaS fdjrnr $fcrb ; — place (— post), bic © trati> ten, bcr 9lu*iaufepla& (bei ^ferbe* bevcnncu). STARTINGLY, adr. nuflVfifC, tK ?ib« fiifecu, abgcbrprt)cn. STARTlsil, adj. fin ivcnig fd>cu, fti)iic*i» tern. To STARTLE, v. I. a. fdlVcJcn, tK guv*t fc^cn, ?(urd)t ciu|agfn, «ii- angcncbm iiberrafc{>cu, iibcrrum^ pelu; II. n. ftnijcn, fiutjig ivevbcii. iuviidffat)ren, jufaninicnfabveti, erbe ben ; to — at death, fic^ »pv bcm Xo- be fd)cuen, STARTLE, s. bCV plijfe}id)e (Sf^Vfif bal Sluffabren, bte 53fftiivsung. STARVATION, s. ba^ 9JolbtcibCU .^iiugcvlcibcu, aSerbuugevu, bie ^Iii-J-- buugcrung, ber .^uugertpb. To STARVE, V. I. n. gro^c dlotl) IcibcM hunger' Icibeu, »cvbnngcnt, crfvic rcu, »crbcrbcn, umfommcu; to — with (for) hunger, »cvbungcvu ; to — with (for) cold, cvfvifrcu ; H. a. SCi l)uugcni faffcn, auabungcru, jimfoni- men laffcu. STARVELING, L s. bcr .-&itagcrlcibrr II. Of/7. auSgebuugcrt, biirve, iiiaget fcbmac^tig. STATE, s. sing. 1. bcr 3"ft'''"5' ; 2 ©tanb, jav i}-^arabe f^cbcnlaffcn (ciucSct*?, ; to lie in— , auf bcm gjvadjtbctte c^ct* 411 STAT STA^ STEA jabeoettc; iiegeii ; states, ». pi. bie !l*aut=)©tanbe, ©ro^en be5 3letcl)S ; ^iic^te; ©tnaten; — general, bic ©cucraUStaateit ; Liniied — (of America), bie aScrciitigtcit Staatcn (OOU 5iorb=^Jlmertfa) • the — of Saxony are met, ill ©ac^feii iflje^t Sailbtai] ; in cojiipos. (@taat§=, @taateu=) — affairs, (Staotefac^eit, ©taatSaugek^ i]cntKitcit, ©fant«3cf4>afte ; — craft, bie ^olitiE, .0en-fq)erUft ; —creditor, bev ©tartt^glaiibijjev; — criminal, btt (Startt§t>ei-bl'ed;ei; ; — government, fcte ©faateuvcgtn'uug ; — house, ba« <5tabtf)au§ ; — papers, ©(aatgacteit; ©taat§i)a}.ueve, (Sjfcctcii, gonba ; -— room, bn« ©taatS^tiUmev, §Pninfjim= nllr ; fine ^Ib^tbcthtuj fiir ^affagtcve ill ciiier (&c^iffgtajiitc obec aiif SamVffc^iffcn ; — sovereignty, bic ©clbilvcgifviiiiij ber etitselueii Staa- rcii (isou lTlorb=?lmcriEa) ; — 'smaftj, tec (fefaatSmami; — 'smanlike, wte "ui (gtaatSmanii ; — 'smanship, bic stegieruiigSfimjl. To STATE, V. a. 1. fcfl ff^eil, U^'m-- TUcn, nu§mac^en, barfegeu, bartfciiit; •2. ill miffeii t()mi, au^facjeu, erfKireit, vortra^cit, angebcu, meibci ; as Slated, wie cvmaijiit, aiiae&Hct); the sum stated, bie nugegebcue eunimc. EfrATELBSS, adj. Vniuflc«. bTATEDLY, ada. vegeliitSpig. ETATEUNESS, s. bie (gtattli(t!cit, >^o^eit, ©vofie, SSiirbe, (Sv[)abeii= l^eit; ^crdtdjfeit, ^Prarfjt, bev^Pvuuf, MS ©cpriiitge, bie gcievlic^feit ; ber ©I0I5, c§oc^miif(), ba§ yorite(;me 3Sefeii. STATELY, adj. S- ado. llattlii^, CV^Cl; be\i; l)cn-ltrt), pracfctig, vnmfypU; yoniebm, flofj, mafeftiitifd). BTATEMENT, s. 1. bic uiigefM)re 5}e- rec()nuug, bcr (3?pr=)x"Iiifc^la3 (5111: Ssflimmuitg bev (Sinnnfjiue imb 9lu§= gnbO, brv (.ftoi1eii=)Uebcvfc^tag, bie Ueberfi*(: (tcr ^iiitiabme unb 9lu§= [^abt), 9ltifti-[)t, bcf ''^ilan, (Sntmurf, ^ie ^3cftimmung, ejeftfe^iing wn • ^si'cifcn, $i-ci»lifif, bcv 9lni55ug, bie .^t&fteii (.^aferet= ober 2)t«pac^c=) Dfecijnitng ; 2. bic (Specification, ba§ i^cllanbfgocrjeidinip; 3. bcr9lbri^; I. bie aScfclji'cibnng, SarflcUung, yiugabc, ^-Bentcrfung, 3lu8ftige, 3Iii«= fiinft, Sfliic^vicfit, bcr $)evic^t ; sum (total) of a — ,' bie gtatsfumine ; to liand a — , 5^eric^t erftattcn ; to make a — , cine Otngabe mnc^cn, 9lii«fage, t9eri4)t nbte'gcn ; according to — , Uwt 55eri(l)t, nac^ ^lufgnbe, 'ilngate ; — of (an) account, ber ^Ibfdjlii?- ci= net a^ec^nnng, bie 9lbfc^ln6i'ccf)uitng ; — of an account current, bt'l" ?H(§alt, bic S){u[)e (w. it.) ; 3. bcr @ianbpun!t; 4. ba« 9lmt, bie Slmtflclk, ber Sienft, 5|3pjlfn, aiang, ©faub, JBcruf, ba« (5)efc6aft ; 0. bcr Staii6tn-t, bic Station ; 6. tn'33a()n= l)of (bci eincr ©ifcnbabu) ; 7. bic (rijniifd)e) jtirc^c, roo an gcanffcn Sagen gibfap crt^eilt roirb; {—. of a sliip at sea) bie Sceftattoii/ bcr Occftrir^ ; to maintain one's — , fci= ncn ^(a|bef)au})tcn; stations (in bcr ,$tird)e) bie bcibcn Saflentage (3)?itt= moi'^ nnb greitag); — bin, .v. t. bie £JiH)e, bcr 5Sut^«. STATURED, adj. an§gcnmcl)fen (>«. it.). STATUTABLE, adj. ^atutcninapig, ge= fcfelic^ ; — iy,a(/(3. narf) ben ©ta'tutcn, gefc^ma^ig. STATUTE, s. bie 5ParIamcnt«acfe, bn? ©tatnt, aJianbat, bie ©aguitg, baS ®efc^, ©rnnbgefci SaiibcSgefc?, bic S3erfafTiing, 93crprbnung ; -satiarge, cine ©ammlnng, bieallcnUgemcincn parlamcntarifd)en ®cfe&c nmfafjt; — of a bank, bic Sanforbnnng, ©anE= gcfefee ; — of limitationa, bie S3er= jabvnngSgcfcfec;- labour, bcr ?^ro[)n= bicnft ; — law, ba§ cnglifd)e (Statit= tenbuc^, ^Parlamcnt^bcfdjliiffe ; — merchant ( — staple), bie gcfc^mii^ige a3erfd)stibnng, gcvic{)tlid)e (oibimir; tc) 3?cvfd)rcibni!g ; — sessions, pi. bag ©cfinbegeric^t. STATUTORY, adj. ycrorbnenb,*fefire= ^cnb, gcfefelid),'flatutarifd); — law, ba§ iStatutarrcc{)t. To STAVE, V. a. 1. j^cvf^ifagcn, cin- fcblagen, ciniioijcn (ben SBobcn cincr 2;onnc, ober cincS J^abrjengcS) ; 2. burc^ ^infci^iagcrt cincS SaitfS fin«= gicijcn ; 3. mit ©tfiben i>erfcf)cu ; to — off, abf^iltcn, a&i'oebreii. STAVE, s. 1. bic S'apbanbc; 2. cin ?>ptcn(linieii)f^)ft'Cin; 3. cine nictri= fc^e 3U>tl)ciinng, bie (Stance, bcr 33cr«, bie Stropbe, bcr SJcinifprnc^ — wood, bag ,§Dl5 bc8 Simaruba* baninS (auf Samaica). To STAY, i\ I. n. 1. blciben, t>en«et« Icn, firb anfbaUen, t)arrcn, roavfctt, ftill ficbcn, innc I)alten, ftcbcn blei> ben; ji^gcrn, janbern, ftodcn; 2. be. rnben; fid) Jjcrlaffcn; to — (for) d;ntier, ju 2)Iittag blcibcM, mitcffen ; to — away, wcgblciben, anSblcibcn; to — for, aiandi auf . . ; to — out, ausblciben ; to — upon, fid) ftii^cii anf . . , ftc| verlaffcn anf . . ; II. a. 1 . jitriicj baltcn, ^inbcrii, bcmmcu; 2. fliUcn, bcrn[)igen; 3. ftiitjcn, baltcn; to — one's stomach, fcillCll 9}^ageil bcfiinftigen ; to — a commission. ei= iicn 5iuftrag nnaui-gefiibrt taffcu; to — tlie hand, cin ^iftrb fefi im 3it=> get l)altcn ; to — proceedings, in[)i = biren(ta8gcric^tli(i)c SLUrfobren yer= ^iiibern) ; "to — a ship, .v. t ba3 (£d)iff (bcim SSciibcn) in ben SBinb bringcn ober brebcn. STAY, s. 1. ba§ QSIciben, iBcrmcilen (an cincm Drte anf nnbefiinimtt 3eit), bcr temporare >?lnfcnt{)alt. Stillfianb; 2- baS J^ii'^frnifi; bie 3urii(fbaltnng, bcr3>wang; 3. bie ^ebenflic^fcit, ^-8fbad)tfainfeit, 3.^c= butfamfcit, SSorftc^t, Uncntfd)kf- fentjeit, Ucbcrlcgung, bcr 9lnftanb, b;}^ Sfii'i'fi-"" ; *• ^'■"'^ 33eftanb, bit Sauer; 5. Stanbbaftigfeit ; 6. iSti!= %i, Stenime, bcr .j^sait; 7. jv. v. Stag; 8. stays, ;;/. bie Sdiniirbrnfr; to make (some) — , fid) (finigc 3^1^ auf()alten, vcrweilcn, jiigcrn; — band, ba« J?inberf)anbd)cn ; — birjding. S^anb jnin 93ffc|cu ciner Sdniiiv^ bvujit; — honks, ed)niirbru[tl)afcu ; — lace, bag Sdmiirbanb; — ' inakcr, bee ©d^niirbrnj^mat^er, Sianctc- (SamcnOSftJiifibfi-";, — sail, x ■!-■•>. baS ©tagfegcl ; — saii-stay, bcr S'(!= tcr {viiiff. itijcv) eineS Stagfcgd*] — tackle, baS ©tagtafcl. STAY. int. ©cbiitb ! luartc ! STAYER, s. bcr SPicibenbc, SSartcnbe, 9Jnff)aItcnbe, .Sinbcnibc n. f. n.'. STEAD, s. bie StcUe, etatte, 'Sratt; in his — , an feinc (obn- fciiicr) Stcl= le ; in — of that, anftatt, ftatt btc^ fe8 ; to .stand in good — , gitte 5)ienftc ieif^en, jn ©tattcn tommen. STEADFAST (adr. — i,y). ndi. 1. fell, ftcif; 2. flanbboft, bcfiaubig, nn= wnnbclbar, furd)tloS; — ness^>-. bi« gefiigteit, Itnmanbclbarfcit, «taiib= baftigfeit, (5ntfd;loffen[)cit, gurd)t= loftgtcit. STEADINESS, .■s.bic 3(cf^ig|eit, 5Bef}an» bigfeit, ©tanbbaftigtcit, Statigfcit. STEADY (adv. — ily), ndi. 1. feft, fts c^er; 2. ftanb^aft, beftaitbig; Si-t Exp-s. steady! ( — as vou go!) bait baS ©c^iff gcrabe ! lajj Hi ©duff ni($t gicvcn ! a — gaie, cine ftcbcnbe jliil)le ; M. K.I. to remain — at . . , fefi bleiben (fcfl frcben, fii^ feft fr= batten) anf . . (yon SPreifen) ; — prices, feftf, ficbcnbe g}reife. To STEADY, v. a. fcfl madjClt. STEAKS, s. p.'. biinnc Stiniitte T?(cit"c{) 5nni *3raten ; steak-fork, bie gleifcb= gabcl. rj STEAL, J). I. «. 1. floblcn, cntivcn* ben; 2. ffr. crliflcn, cnuiftticn, Ijcim* lid) bewirfcn ; to — a nsarch upon one, cincm isnyorfominen, nn«er= mcrft cincn QSorfpning erbaiten; to — a marriage, f)Cimlic^ bfiratb?" ; ^" — a glance, cincn yerftoblciien SBIiet tbuii ; II. n. 1. bicbifit) felin; 2. ftc^ ftcblen, fd)icid)en ; to — away (w niD, ftd) lucgfteblrn, fid) u«cgfd;let« c^eu ; to — into, fid' cinfctj'ci'BCli ; w STEE STEL STEP — into one's favour, ftd) bet 3k'lll>Tl= bem luioermevft cinf(^mcic5>elii ; to — upon (or in upon), befctls'.C^ClI, ^eimitc^ u&erfct)lctc^cn, imiievmcvft iiberfaUcn. STEALTH,*. 1. btf 2)ie6evei,bci:1)ie6= fiab(; 2. btc Stfi, .^cimltdjtdt; by — , uerfto^lutr aBetfc. STEALTHILY, atia. setfto^Iiier 2Betfc. iJTEALTHY, arij. sevfto^lcu, f)etmltc^, biebtfci). STEAM, s. btr 3)anitif, 2)niifi, 58nJfe be 111, yUiSflug, bie SluSbunftiiiig ; high — , ©aiiivf, bftjcn (?)?annuii3 ben ■SrucE bcu 9Umofp^are mcl;vfiid) iibevftcigt ; low — , 55amj>f, beffcii Spaniiuiiij bem 1)rucf bcr *.Jltinofj>l)a= rt gleid) tji ; in, compos. — apparatus, ber ^ampfapvarat ; — bath. ba« 5>ampfbab ; — bed, baJ 3)ampfbett ; — boat, ba§ 5)ampfboot 2)ampf= fc^iff ; — boiler, ber iiniitpffcffef, bie X)ainvfblafc ; etit Jteffel, uin iUief)= flitter 511 focbeit ; — carriage, ber 5)aniVRiitnfct)iiien)=n)aj]eii; ( — wa- ter-, or — land-carriage), 2!raltSport burc^ S)ami)fboDte ober 3)ampfroa= voas5en,2)aiiipftrauSport iiiib bie %= lieu bafiir; — carriage-line, ciiie ■Samvfwtxiciiliiiic; — chair, ber SamVfftiiljl; —coach, bie 2:iampf- fiitfi-^e ; — distillery, bie 5?iimvfbveii= iieiei ; — engine, bie Sampfniafcl)t= lie, baS Sampfjjetrtebe, 'Sampfroevf; — frigate, bie Dampffregatte ; — aage ( — gauge), ber Sainpf= ober ^liftbicttigfcitsmeffcr, 2)iai!Dnieter ; — gun, bie Sampffliitfe ; 2)ampffa= none ; — horses, /«•. Sampfwageii ; — kitchen, bie 5)ampftiicl)e ; — mill, bie 2)ampfmii{)le ; — navigation, bie 2)ampffct)ifffabrt ; — navigation line, fine 5)ampffc^ifffiifirt§(inie ; — pack- et, iai 2)ampfpacfetboot ; — pack- et post-office communication with India, bie ^^?of}yerbinbung mit 3iifcif" bind) 'S)anipffcl)iffe; — pipes, pi. T'anipfvi.i&reii; — plough, ber ^ampfpflitg ; — press, bie S)ampf= pvefff, i£rf)nellpreffe, S)amj>fbuit= bruaerniaffbine ; — pump, bie '^^niiipfpunipe ; —rocket, bie 3)ampf= raifcte ; — sauce-pan, eiu Xo\>f juni Sampfeit (ber Jt\utoffeln u. f. to.); — tow-boats, 5>ampf[ntgftrfaf)riciige ; — valve, brtS Sampffeentif, bie T)anU'ff lappe ; — vessel, ber 2)anipf= bcl)aItCV; baS SJampffiiiff ; — voy- age, eine 2;ampfbootreife, 'Dampf- bootfabrt- y'o STEAM, ■». n. i^- a. 1. baiitpfcn, bitnflen, ansbiiuftcn ; 'i. niu-liaucbeu (n). u.); 3. biinipfeu, mit Sanipf foc^en ; to — cloth, Jtudj becatiren ; to — away, ccrbuuflen; to — forth, ber»crbiniftcii. 8TEAMEU, .9. ba'3_1)ampf()PCt, BTEjVRIN, s. baS eteariu, bie®teavine, 'S:tcatiiio, ber S^atjfloff. ai'EATiTE, s. ber iapecffletn. Sl-EATITIC, adj. fpedfieiuartig. 3TEATOCELE, s. s. T. ber Scttbrudj, ®pecf^obeitbni(i). STEATOMA, s. Med. T. bic orn mit (2tal)l befcfclageit, «eriidi)lt; — billed, mit fldblernein ©rijf ; — ore, ber Slcifc^roeif (eine 9lrt beS 93Iet= gtaiijeS) ; — plate, bic ©tablplntte ; — work, baS (Eta()tn)erf, ber @trtt)U ■jammer ; — yards, pi. bie ©c^ucU= wage ; II. adj. aiiS Stu^ gcmatJ^t, ftd$[ent. To STEEL, v.a. 1. fld^Ieii, yerfldtiten; 2. f,g. t)drten, yev[)drtcn, ueritod'en ; steeled in impudence, dltjierfl fvec^, bijr^ft Hiioerfd^dmt. STEELY «/7'. 1. ftdbteru; 2. /»■ (fla^l) bavt. STEKP 'iii!.—L\-'., h adj. j;ibe, fteit, abfd;iifnii; i^- «• ber jdhe -.Jlbl^ing, 5Ibflitrj, 'Vibfdjng. To STEEP. V. a. tunfeit, taud)en. STEEPING, part. — trough, (steeper,) ber 3)}al^5bDttic^; — vat, ber gfU^Ecffft ber Sdrber. STEEPLE, s. ber Xfiurm, Jlird)t6urm, ©tocfentbiirm ; —chase, ein ^43ferbe= njetticunen, wobet ein ()o[)cr iveit ev= feunbiuer ©cgenflanb alS ^itl ber Cienncnben beftimmt loivb iiiib ibeU cbeS in geruber Sinie crreic^t ivcvbcu iiiuy, .Oedeii mib ©raben ober an= berer j:eirainbinberniffe ungead)tet; — stake, ber (Jinfii^ eiiics folcben 2Qettrcnncu3 ; — high, tburmt^od); — house, ba3 SiijiirinbauS. STEEPLED, adj. bet(;iirmt ; mit S;^iir= men gejiert. STEEPNESS, s. bie 3dl;e, 0teiU}cit, Slbfc^iifftgfctt, ber 9lbbiing. STEEPY, adj. idf)e, fd)roff. STEER, s. ber jnngc Dc^S, baS Jiinb ; ber junge yerfc^nittene DdjS. To STEER. V. a. ^ n.i. ( — a vessel, cin Scbiff) fteuern; 2. eineu SBeg wo\)in einfc^lagcit ; 3. leiifen, Iciten, fit^reit, regiercn; JV. pits, the ship steers well,' hiii Sc^tff fegelt \vk ciit .§dring; — as you go! fieure ge= rabe JU ! which way do vou — your course ? WO gc^t '^l)xe §al)rt bin ? lUO IDpflen i2te bin ? steered course, ber geficnerte 6onr8^ to — off. abanirts fa^ren, abgteren; fig. ah- ienfcn. STEERAGE, s. 1. bflS Stenern ; 2. Jig. bie Sieitniig, S'iegierung, bie a3erroal= tung (w. ii.) ; 3. ber inittlcre rRaum ober S3erfd)lag »or ber JJajiite (in Jtauffabrtcifc^iffen) ; 4. ber S;[)cil beS ®d)iffeS roofid)ber9tiiberbeflenes rer beftnbet, baS -§ecf ; — passengers, ^ajTagiere be« mittlereu 3fiaume8, 3roird)enbe(I«=i]3affagiere ; — way, ber ®rab bet ®efd)iuinbtgfeit, ben ein ®^iff b(tb:n mn|!, urn bie 2Bir£ung beS ©teuerS ju fiiljteu. STEERER, s. bcr ©teuemtann, ^ilot (>u. ii.). STEERING, s. b«8 ©teitcnt, ?eiten ; .AT. Ts. — tackle, bie Sfiubertalje ; — wheel, baS Oteiierrab. STEERSMAN .*. ber ©teuerm.inn. STEEVING. (part.) ber (S-r()obnng«njin= fel beS 4ingfprief«. STEGANOGRAPHIST, .?. ber (Stcgano= grapb, 6rfaf)rcne in ber ®e^etm= ftftveibefniift. STEGANOGRAPHY, s. bic ®tcgano= graPbie, ©direibefuiifl in gebcimen 3iffcrn unb Sficbc", @el)eimfd)reil)e= Jitnfi, ®ebeimfd;rift. STEGNOTic, Med. T. T. adj. anfiattenb, ftopfenb ; n. s. baS ftopfenbe ajJittcI. STELLAR, Stellary, adj. flerttartig, geftirnt ; steiiary regions, frte 2ternen= rcgioueu, STELI/.\TE, Stki.la.ted. adj. ffemt^t fieriiformig^geftirnt ; stellate flower n. T. bie fetrablenbhime ; steiiatei anis. ber Sternanii. STEiJJEEROUS, adj. mil Sterticn be-- fr^t, bcfternt. STELLITORM, adj. flernfonttig. STELLlON, .. To STENCIL, «. n. mit ^fjatronen bnr= (fen ober malcn. STENCILS, s. pL ^^atronen jn 0piet= farten nub ^apiertnpetcn (fiir ^hu benmalcr n. f. )».). STENOGRAPHER, n. ber ©teuograpf), ©c^nellfc^rciber, (Sngfd)reiber. STENOGRAPHIC, ) 'adj. ftencgva= STENOGRAPHICAL 5 pb'ifc^. STENOGRAPHY, s. bte ©teiipgrnpbic, ®cbnellfd)i'ei&ele{}re, baS @efa)ii'tnb= fd)vciben mit SIbfiirjungen, bic ©cfc^mtubfdjrefbefunft, (Sngfcbrcibc- fiiiifl, J£nrjbanb. To .STENT, vid. To Stint. STENTORIAN, adj. ftcntOrifc^, Illdi^ttg fdjreienb, iiberlaut: — voice, bic maditige Stimme, 0iiefenfiimme. STENTOROPHONic, adj. iibcrfaiit fdjallenb; — tube, baS ©prac^robr. To STEP, V. v.v.i. fdjreiten, treteii, gel)en, ftapfcn; ^iortfc^ritte marten, fortfd)reiten; 2. einl;ergebcn, mit (Sd)rttten meffcn; to — .after, nad)= treten, fofgen, nad)fo[gen; — after him. gef) ibm nac^ ; to — aside, cmf bic ©cite treten, an§wcid;rn; to — b.ack, jm'iicE treten ; — back \ — march! Mil. Ph. rii JinartS ! mavfdi ' to — down, binnnter gebcn ; to — forth, bcryor treten, anftretcn; to — in, binein ge[)cn; to — into._eintve= ten, geiangen ju.., \\x ScMij iifb= men ; to — into an estate, ciu ®llt in 93eftfe ncbmcn ; to — over, biitiibcv fc^rcttcn; to — up, bi"«"fQf^'f"; <" — to (up to) one, JU einem ober niif eineu }u gcbeu; ii. a. x. t. to — (up) a mast, eiucu 33?aft einfe^en. STEP, .9, 1. ber S^ritt, Xvitt; 2. %■^^ (im ZawD; 3. ©ang, f^ortg.iitg, fVortfc^ritt ; 4. bie ,5artblnng, tas fflenebmeu; 5. ber miSflaUfc; ''• bic Stnfe, ©taffel, (2etter=)Sprpffe, bcr Sritt, Sluftritt; 7. bie 2:^iir= fdmjeUe ; JV. Ts. — of a mast, ber (bic) SUiaflfpur; — of the bit-pins, bie 93atingSfpnr; — of a kevel, bie Jltampe eincS .^rensboljcs ; steps, ji. fig. 2;ritte, bcr 2Beg ; steps for ladders, ' V T. bie 2:reppfiainpcn ; a pair d 413 STER STIC STIF steps, efn ??ofJtritt ; — by — , Sitrift fiic ©cbvttt ; to make (take) a — , ci= nctt ©c^vitt, ciiteit @aitg tl)iiu; to take (the necessary) steps, (bie ltBtbi= gcii) 5y2agve(]clrt ttcOmcn, 93oi'fe^- rungcii treffeit jU . . ; to make a false — , etiieti Se^Uritt t^uti; — stones, 3:;vc|;}jf nfleine ; — stops, flctiie M-na^- geii uiitcc bem S^vttt. ETEP, in compos. ©ticf= ; — child, bte SBaifc ; — brother, bcr ©ttef bniber ; — flame, bie Sttefmuttcr, jswf tte ®at- ffitit; — daughter, bic ®tteftod)tcr ; — fatlier, btr ©ttefoater ; — mother, bic (Stiefmnttei- ; — sister, bie ®ticf= fdiivefter (bfffer liaif-sister) ; — son, bci- ©ticffobii. ETi:pni-.N, *. (Stcv&ait (3JJanii«namc). CTicppi-iS, s. (/y/.) (tit atutJlaub) bie SteVH'cii. 6rEPPiN(;-STONE, 5. bcr 2;vinftciit, 0d)ij«f4etit. BTJ',RCni{ACEOUS, ndj. 811111 Sittigcr ebfr 3)»u1i' geliBng, iuie Jtott), fot^= Mti(\, ftaafertfrf). STEIiOORARIAN, ) s. Th. T. (gtevcO= STEllCORANIS'J', S Vaittft. STKii(;niiAiiV, s. bic 5)iinge(idUe. gTERCORATiON, «. ba« SDiiiigett, 3RU eu. STEREOTYPOGRAPHER, s. fccv irert ; — chases, bte 4?iitt«rfauoacn, ,ftanoacn ta bcr 6oaPablerfammcr ; — fast, ias >§irt: tcrtdu; — frame, bnS ©piegelfpaan ; — gallery, btc ^tiitcrgnlterie; —most, gauj ju^tuterfl; — ports, bte .§iatcv= Vfortea, JlreajVfortca ; — post, ber 43iatcrilteoca ; — seats of a boat, bie ©ifebaafe {)iiiten ta ciacr Scl)alavpe cber in eiacm ©cote; — sheets, diiu bertnljen (JEaac, lucmt't i>aS CJaber beftcuert n.nrb); — way, HS Scia= feu ; to have — way, bciafcu, riicf= iinut« geljca. STERNED, adj. in compos. jY. T. cilt bc= foabcrcS J^iatcrtbcil ^abenb ; a pink — ship, eta Sc^iff, baS ^intcn fc^r fctimai tfi ; a square— ship, ciu ©C^iff mit gjatteiu (Sincgc(, cia <«incgc(= f^'ff- . . . ^ STERNNESS. .9. bcr Ifriifl, btc Stveugc, ^(irte, ©raufanifcit. STERNON, Sternum, s. A. T. baS -•Bvuii; beia. STERNUTATION, s. Med. T. ba8 ?lie-- fen. STERNUTATIVE, adj. Med. T ntcfcub ; aicfen ma^cub. STERNUTATORY, Med. T. I. adj. Jlini ?liefca reijeab ; ll. s. baSSfiiefemtttel, ?liefepuH)cr. STERQUILINOUS, adj. fc^lltUfeig, nic= brig. STETHOSCOPE, s. Med. T. baS .§in-= robr (ciaSuftrameat, um Svufifraat= l)citen lias bem ®rt;nlle ja erfeuaea). STEVEDORE, s. bcr ©taacr, ®iiter= pacfer (auf ©c^iffcn). To STEW, V. a. cV- n. bampfcn, frf)ino= rea, (aagfam focbea. STEW, s. 1. bie *43rtbflu6e; ba8 Sab= bau«; 2. ^areal)au§; 3. taS ge= bampfte Sleifcfe; 4. n^/n'. bie Uaru-- l)e, 2]ern)irraag ; in a — , vuilltcrifcf) (W. ii.). STEWARDSHIP, s, bic .fiaaiSljofmei- flcrftcllc, fJeatntcifteificUe; Dber: naf)td)t, Dberrid)tcrftel(e it. f. w. STEWISH, adj. bor^elImnpig. STEWA.S. p/.'baS IGorbell, J^urea[>iuS ; mod. 6afferole=SJi3ci)cr. STIBIAI>, adj. »pa SpiefjglaS, ©pie^; gla« eutbaltcub, fpicpglagartig, aati= moaiaJifcb. STIBIATED, 'adj. lutt Spicf-glaS ge-- fcl;aniagcrt. STIBIUM, s. ch. T. ictS 5lnfimoaiiim, SpiefiglnS, ber Spiefiglan?. STICHOMETRY. s. eiii iGcr^ei^atp ber S8iid)cr bcr heiligea >Scf)rtft, mit 5la= gabe ber iKcvfejabI bcrfelbca. STICK, .9. 1. ber ©tocf, ba« Sfocfrf;fn, ber Sliib, Sterfen ; Steagel; bic ,(tvii(fe ; 2. bcr Stict) ; composing — , Ti/p. T. ber3BtntcIl)atettj packer's—. bcr 5(3acfjlocf ; round — , iaS Oueut bcr -93iUarbflocf ; a — of sealing wax cine ©tnage (SicgcIIacf ; a — of eels eta SI5tcrtcI^unbert *ila(e; the devi. upon two sticks, ber t)iufeiibc Scuff 1. To STICK, V. I. a. 1. ftcrffu, bcftcu, an* l)eftea, beflcdfit, befcfligcn; 2. iic« d)cu, bD[)rea, flogea, " barcbftogea, fpie(jea, aafpiefjca ; nbftcd)ca, '\\ad)' tea ; to — on, aaftecfeu ; to — to,fejl ^tcifeu ; to — with lard, fpicfca ; to — a pit', eiu Sc^iDf ia nbftedjen ; 11. ?/. 1, flebca, aaflebca, baltea, t)aagea, nu> baagea; 2. ftotfea, flebeii, fte&en, ftcifca, bleibca; 3. jnuberii, jijgcni, ftc^ bcbenffit, ftcl) an cfwns ftpficii, niiflebea; 4. ia 33crlegfii{)cit ffi;n; 5. fid) fill ©cuiiffca mari)cii ; tiiere it sticks, ba ftccfr ber Jiluptcn, ba liegt bic Sc^u-nerigfeit, col. ia liegt ber .gtrtfe till ^pfcffer, ba liegt ber Jpuni begvabea; to stick at, ftoifcii, auftes ^eii, i^cbcitfca tragcn j_ wimt do you — .at ■? woraa fto^cu eif ftct) ? uma bait Sic juviiif ? he sticks at nothing, tl)a t)alt uidjtS auf; to — hy, anfle= bca, aafjau.jcu ; licgea blcibeu; jii,'. laftig roerbeu; his losses — by him still, er bat up^l an fciaeii 53crli)flfu ja faacu ; to — on (upcn), aaflcrff a bleibca, fid) flpfeea; aui\\tngen; to — out. i)(vvo\- rageu; miiytg fci)ii, ftfb uid)t§ ja fcbaffcn mad)ea • baboii blcibeu, fid) utd)t bareia mifiten wpllca ; to — to, fejl fterfea ; aubau= gea; bcfcbu>crcn, ivcl) tljuii, fd)mfr= JfU ; meat that sticks to the sto»)ach ©pfift, wcld)e la age im 2Jiagen liegt; to — to one's friends, ft'c^ ail fciae Brcuiibe baltcit ; to — up foi one. 3ciiit= fitcii belt .^aiifcit uitb '^ofcn (ctne« 4>fci'bei.') : ciiie.Si"vaiifl)i'tttit bcr Jluic= fd)cibe ciiiiijcf Xl)mc (befouberS ber i)iffi'be). BTiFi'^ESS, s. 1. btc (fcfetff, ©teifhett, Unbieijfamfcit; 2. Stavr^cit; @r= ft,inuiig; 3. fi^. ^ebaiitenc, fieife <^ocinltrt3fett, ftttfe ©c^rctbart; 4. .^dite, Strcttge; Sartnacfti]tett. BfiGMA, »■. 1. ba§ Sraubmal ; 2. ber Sfbiuibflecf ; btc Sdjaiibf, bcr ©cbinipf; 3. B. T. bie 'Jlarbe (an bcr ©ptfec beg (Si-iffcfg). STIGMATA, s. p/. fIctllC ^autoffllUlIs gen als aJJuiibimgeti* ber dimti)' muiig«jiefape bcr 3ixfectcu. STIGMATIC, I I. (arfi). — ly), adj. gc^ 6TIGMATICAL, J braiibmavft ; bc- fc^tmpft; ClttftcUt; II. s. stigmatie, bcr ©ebranbmarfte cm. a.) ; bcr uoii 9iafur ©cjci^nete {m. ii.). 7'o STIGMATIZE, «. a. branbmarfcjt; fcfcimpfltc^ besctc^ttcn, aiifc^iunrjeit. STILAR, adj. ju bciii ^ii^it ciiicr i2ou= itciiu^ir 9el)bri(]. STILE, s. 1. ber 3«<9"' et'ifc ^efcit ; — life, taS StilUebeu (in eitieih ®emalbc) ; wciS lutr ^^Prl'iiijfnlebeti l)at; — ronm, baS 3{iif)ejtmmcr; — stand, bcr .) ; — iris, bilS SSailSeilfraUt {Ms fmtidissima — /..). To STINT, ?). a. Sr n. inapigcii, ein= fd)rditteit, bfin'iie". ifAhm, aufbal= ten; stinted rations, flMppe, rcbUCtrte 9iatiouen. STINT, «. bie SUeerlerd^e (Tring.-i cinc- tus — /, ). STiNTER, *. bcr, bie ober baS (Sin= fc^rdnfcnbc. STIPE, s. B. T. ber ©triinf ; baS ©tieU d)cn be8 ^appuS. STIPEL, s. vid. Stipula. STIPEND, s. bic ^efolbunn, ber Solb, Sob". To STIPEND, 7>. a. bcfolbcn. STIPENDIARY, I. adj. bcfolbcf, fiJlbUC^ rifd) ; II. s. ber Sblbner, Solbliiig. STIPITATE, adj. B. T. gcftielt. To STIPPLE, 7). 71. in gcpuiiEter SfJanicr fled)en; tiii'fclu, piinfteln, mitipiinf= ten (in aJJiniatnr) mateii. STlPTIC, &c. vid. Styptic. STiPULA, s. B. T. iaS 9lftcrbtdttd)en. STIPULACEOUS, Stipi;lar. adj. mit ■•}lf= terbldttcrn t5erfel)eu; nuf 9lfterbldtt= d)eii loacbfenb. To STIPULATE, v. n. ftd; uerg[eid)en, ilbereinfommcn, cin^ ivcrbcu, bie '^lb= rebe trefen, feftfefteit, bcflinimen, fli= pnlireii, tievfprccben, ungeloben; (— for the freight of a ship, ©liter, Srat^t einel (Sd;iffeS it. f. lo.) bebingen ; at the time stipulated, jur (feftjgcfc^teil 3«it. STIPULATE, adj. B. T. mit 5?Iattanfa= %m nerfeben. STIPULATION, «. 1. ber g3erglcid), aSertrag, bie beftinimte 3lbrebe, Ue= bercintiiuft, bnS 3JngeliJbni6, bie 3"= fage ; 2. SSebiitgung, S'laufci, (5tipu= lation ; 3. b. t. bie ?age unb ber SSau ber 9lfterb(dtter. STIPULATOR, s. bcr g^crgleic^cnbc, ber eiiicn iBcrgleic^ frblicjjf/ (5cmtra= bent. STIPULE, s. vid. Stipula. To STIR, 77. \. a. 1. regcn, bewegen, riibvcn, vitttchi, fiodjcvn, fd)!ircn ; 2. nmriibren, guirlen, ftftren, au^rnbrcn, erregen, acregeu, in @ang (in i'tnie* gang bringen ; 3. (anjrci5fii, lichen, (infbefeenj'to — up, ninriibnii, auf^ riibvcn ; erregen ; nnbe|en, anfbefeen, nnreijen, aufrciicn, aufroiegeln, b"= au^forbern; ii. n. 1. ftc^ regen, fic^ riibren, ftd) berocgcn, rocggeben, ge* ben ; 2. ftcb bemiiben, gefcbdftig feijn ; 3. 3eid)en be§ ^tUm »pn fid) geben, leijen ; 4. im ®nnge ober Umlnnfe fc^n ; 5. («on feinem ©i^e) nnffle* i}eii, col. bc8 iDlorgenS nufficben mit ; to — about, nmriibren ; burd)fiijbfrn ; |eruni Iciufen, ^ixwn geb«ii; to — abroad (to — out), auSge^en ; tm @ange fciin ; I never — out, id) fcin* nic nicbt nn8 bent .§aufe ; to — out of one's bed, col. (auS bcm Scttc) «uf» ftcben. STIR, s. 1. ba3_3Jegcn, Santmcrben; 2. bcr ?ant, fe(t)rci, bn« ©etiimmel, ©criinfcb, @efd)rei, bcr Sarm ; 3. bi« 93etoegung, ber 9lufliinf, 2lufrubr; 4. bie ©emiitbSberocgung, ?eibcn- fd)aft; — in trade, SJeben im .jjanbcl. STIRIATED, adj. mit aScrjierungcii, bie ben @i«japfen nbnff", gefdjmiidt. STlRlous, adj. bcn g'iSjapfen db^iHc^ (nj. ii.). STIRRER, .9. 1. ber Seroegenbe, 91u. ftifter, .Picker ; 2. ber fid; Siegenbe, 9U;fftcbcnbe ? an early — , bcr fviil) aufftebt, 3}}t«= l»en; — cup (— glass), ber S;rnnE anf bcm ^Pferbe, 9lbfd)ieb«rnnf, Salet^ trunf; — foot, ber linEe S"S; — leather ( — stra|)), ber <2teigbiigel= rtemcrt ; — stockings, pi. bie Uebtr= flriimpfe. To STrrcii, 7'. a. &■ n. fted)C", itdb«n bcften; flicfen, nnSbeffern; to — a book, e in 53u4 bcften; to — down, gtatt anndben ; nnten nnbeften ; to — up, »criidben, anbeften ; jiiflicfen ; a stitched book, eiii i&eft, ctiie ^ro= fd)iire. STITCH, s. 1. ber Stid), bie Slabt; 2. 3)Jafcbe, baa 5lnge; 3. bn3 Scltcn= ftcdieii, Stcrben ber 2JJilj ; cross — , ber Jtreusflid) ; chain — , bcr Jletten= flic^ (3lrteu beS JldbenS) ; — wort, bie jtamille {Antiiemis—L.) ; (Sterii* binme {StcUaria — L.). STITCHER, 3. ber, bicS'labeiibe, ii. f. m. STITCliERY, s, bie g?dbcvei, Slidferei. STITCHING, s bas 9^dben, .^efteit ; — bl.ide, bie SticbElinge; — needles, Sticfiiabcdi ; — siik, bie Stiifcibc. STIVER, s. ber Stiiber, 8tuoer (i/oU liinb. gjjiinje). To STOAK, V. a. ftopfeil, »erf}ppfott ; the water is stoaked, J\r. T. iaS SBaffcv tft gefiocft (tann nic^t jum ^umpfob tommen) ; a stoaked ship, fin fo aer* ftopfteS Sc^iff. STOAKERS, s. pi. vid. Stokers. STOAT, s. vid. Stote. STOCCADE, s. 1. ber 'Stog, StiA (rail bem 'Degen, u. f. w.) ; 2. ba« 5J3fabl« werf, bic (f inpfdbliiiig ; Fort, bie ^aU lifabc, ber ©cbnnjpfabl. STOCCADO, .?. ber ©tof, <3tic^ (mil bent Scgeit, n. f. w ). STOCK, s. 1. bcr Stamm, ©tocf, 41.J STOC STON STOO ®fannif, JtIo§, S3(0(f ; 2. b«s ®t= fc^lcc^t, bic >f)crEiinft, bev Uvivvung ; 3. ®vtff, ®r^aft (einei- giiittc, u.f.m.); 4. Me £el)nc, lliiin-lagc, ©tit^c, bcr ©tiiDfl, bviS ©ciiift. bie .^elbe ; 5. ber ©tocE (in bfr aBalfmuljle) ; bcr ©tainpftrog (in iHivicnnitt)Ien) ; 6. bie ytabi; 7. bic (ftcife) .§al«= binbc; 8. bcr ^ovratl), ba« £lnau= tunt, ijagcv ; 9. baS baarc ^-BcrmLigcn, bcr Sc^a^, bie .^abe, iyarfitnft, bag Capital; ©tammcapttal, ®ntnbca= ).Hta(, @tamni«= Dbcr ®ntnbl)ermij= gen, bei- "Soni; ba3 (StanfScaptial ; ber S;^eil, Slntijeil, bie ©elbanlage, (Sinlage, bev ©infa^, ©clbftocf, bic 5lctic ; 10. T. ber Xalm, bie S<.ige, iibvig geblicbenen .ftarten, jtauffar= Un ; 11. bic ^eyfoie ; 12. bcr5)umm= foVf; 13. bie ©flaseit eincr $flnu= }ung; 14. »errrf)iffre ^auSt^iere ; live — , ;al)me§ S3icl); (£(|afe, ^TJinb^ uie^, u. f. m. ; wild — , bcr 2Bilb= ling, rcitbe ©tanim jnni ^fropfen ; — of an anchor, JV. 7'. ber 9litferflocf ; — of cattle, ber 33icl))lanb; — of learning, fi^. ber ©rt)a§ »on Jtennt= uiffcn, bie tiefc @clcl;rfamfcit; in — , sorrat&ig; to be in — , (fnpitalien, @elb l;aben, coi. in ber aScUe fi^cn; M E-s. — in trade, SonbS im i§an= bcl ; — in bank, baS 33anfcnpital; — 'of(,'oods) on hand, ber aOaarenoor= viitl); stocks, s. ;)/. 1. ba« ©taat«= capitiVlj.^.f)anbeI«cnVMtal, bcr (^onb; SonbS; ^kiuH; 2. ber (^nfiblocf, (3TOang=)-^lo|-4ipcii'ft" "i"" fin^S Uebelt^dterg 28etit?\ fpannt); baS (Stiefelfiolj, ber gtieWblocf; ^I'ier^ riicfenjioii; bcr.(f[p&, won-^i bcr 9lm= bo(l fiedt ; bcr t>Jotf)ftalI ; bie 3im= merblocfe (and) a pnir of — ), baS X'agev ^nni ©djifflnme, 5Bcrffr-i^v ©tapel, bie .^elben ; a sln'p on the — , eiit ©c^iff fluf bent Staprl ; in com- pos. — account, bag (Japttalconto ; — adventurer, bcr ?lcticnfpiekr ; adven- tures, 51ctienfprcii[ationen; — book, bii3 3Dm ©olbc abgejogenen unb ju gciuiffen 9JegtmentJbebiirfniffcn scr= wcubeten ©elber; — siiave, jv. t. fca§ ©c^abemeffer ber -iMotfatacfjcr ; — shears, pi. bie ©tocf fd)ere, 93anni= fc^erc; — still, ftocfftill. To STOCK, V. n.i. ucrfcfieu, Bcrforgcn, ou«ritfien; 2. nnfbeben, bcilegcn, cuflegcn, ucnvafjren, fainmcln, iht: 4I« fammcln; 3. in ben ©tod legen, ftijden, ctufperreu (». ii.) ; 4. bie Jftarten jufammcn merfen ; (to — up), auSrottcn ; to — an anchor, Sea lan^. ben 31n£er flocf en ; to — a farm, ctn Sanbgnt mit ^anStbieren »crfef)en; to — a pond, cincn Scic^ mit gifdjen serfc^cn. STOCKADE, vid. Stoccade. STOCKING, s. ber Strnnipf; blue stockings, Q^Iauftriimpfe ; gelel)rte granen ; — breeches, ©trnmpfbofen ; — dresser, ber Strumpfjuric^ter ; — frame, bcr Stminpfiuirfcrilnfjl ; — knitter, bcr ©truinpfftricfcr, bic ©trninpfflricferinn; — mender, bie ©trnmpfflicferinn, pbcr ©trumpf- ftopferinn; — trade, ber ©trumps l^anbel ; — weaver, bcr ©trumpf= wirfcr. To STOCKING •;. a. ©tritmpfe an= jteijcn. STOCKISH, adj. j^i^cfifc^, ^art (m. ii.). STOIC, I. adj. vid. Stoical; II. s. bcr ©toifer;^^^-. glcic^giiltige, falte SWenfd). STOICAL, {adv. — ly), adj. fioifd) ; jig. fefl, finnbtjaft, iincmpftrtbtid;, Jalt, gleic^giiltig, jlrcng, ernfrbaft; — ness, s. fis. ba« ftoifc^e 2Befcn, bie 5cftig= fcit, ©leidjgiiltigfeit. STOICISM, s. bev©toici3mn«, bic?cl;re ber ©toifcr. STOKERS, s. pi. Cfin^eijer, Jtalfactcr (bei einer 2)ampfmafd)ine). STOLE, s. bie ©tola, bcr ^^ricflerrecf, iai sWe^geronnb; ber lange OfJorf. STOLID, adj. tt)6rid)t, niirrifc^, bunim. STOLIDITY, s. bic'2;f)orf)eit, 2)nmni= Ijcit (w. ii.). STOLONirEROUS, adj. B. T. ©Ct)o9= linge, 5lu6i;iufcr trcibcnb; — siems, Slualiiufcr. STOMACH, s. 1. be: aJJagen; 2. 51ppe= tit, bic (S9(uft ; 3. ^^. i^uft, sBcgierbe; to give a <—, SlppCtit ntac^cn ; to have a good — , guicn 9tppctit ()aben ; my — rises, C8 wirb nttr iibcl; that goes acainst my — , bayor cfelt niir ; I have no — for'it, ict) l;abe fcine ?nfl (Sflci= gnng) biijn ; his — is come down, cr 5ict)t gelinbcre ©aiten anf; her — is stayed, t^rc S*nfl ift gcbiipt ; — qualm- ed. init Uebclfciten befc^mert. To STOMACH, v. a. Icibcn, crtragcn, cr= bnlben ; I cannot — an affront, incl. ic^ ftccfe fcine 55e[cibigitngen ein. STOMACHER, s. baS fflrufitnc^, ber STOMACHFUl^ adj. eigcnftuntg, njtbcr= ivillig, tiirfifd), "flarrfypfig, trofeig ; —ness, s. bcr ©igenftnn, Zx^%, bie .§artiiacfigfcit, ber ©tarrftnn. STOMACHIC. I. adj. rid. Stomachical ; — vessels, pi. bic 53}iagcngcfd6e ; ir. s. Med. T. baS 2)Jagcnmitte(; bie 3)^11= gcnfiarfnng. STOMACHICAL, adj. \\m\ SRagcn gc= Ijijrig; gnt fiir ben iOJagcn. STOMACHLESS, wlj. Dl)nc 5lppctit, be= gtcrbeloS. STONE, s. 1. ber ©tcin ; 2. ba« .^arte ; 3. bcr Sttxw (bon ©teinfriid)ten) ; 4. bie.g)Obf; 5. bn3 Scnfmat; broken — , bcr ©tcintiiacE ; precious — , ber ©bclflrtn ; a — "of meat, at^t ^Pfuiib Sicifc^ ; a — of wool, &c., cin ©tciu aBoUe, It. f. W. ; to leave no — im- turned, fig. nid;t5 nnijcrfnc^t laffeii ; to kill two birds with one — , mit cinent ©teine jwei aSiirfc t6un, ^roei {5'licgen anf einen ©c})tag tijbten ; — alum, ber S3ergalaun; — basil, bcr 2;bi)mian {T/iymus — X.) ; — bearer, 7'. ber ©tctntrdgcr ; — blind, jlocf= Hinb; — blue, bie ©djmaltc; — botiie, bic f}eincrne fjlfifc^e, ,^rnfc ; — bow, bie 3lrmbriiii jum Stctii» fd)ie^enj — break, ber ©tcinbrcd) {Saxifrne-a — />.) ; — bridge, bic ftci= ncrne ajriicf c ; — butter, bie ©tcin= inttcr, a3cr8butter; — 's cast, ber ©teintvnrf; — chat, — chatter, bev gclbe ©ticf)crling (ein SSogcl —m>- tncilla rubicola — Z,.) ; — check, bcr Srac^sogcl ; — colic, bie @tcii;? f^merscn, bcr ©tein; — coal, bie ©tcinfo()lcn; — cray, bie Jtreibf; frantbeit bcr (jalfcn; — crop, tit a)Jccr()irfe, ber ©tcinfamen {Sediat, acre — /, ) ; sharp-pointed — crop, bft gclbe SJZanerpfeffer (Sedum rejiexum — /..) ; — crop tree, baS ©c^nmfrant, bcr fiinfcnbe ©dnfefng [Chenopodium vitlimria — L.) ; — curlew, bcr ®tein= njdijcr (cin Jliebi^) ; — cutter, ber ©tctnmcfe, ©teint)auer, ©tcinfc^uei= ber; a3ilbl)aner; — cutting, taS @tcinfcl;ncibcn ; bieSilbfjanerarbeit; — dead, col. maufctobt ; — deaf, flOcf= taub ; — duck, bic Jtragencnte, ^ar= lefinscntc ; — falcon, bcr ©tcinfalfe ; — fern, bcr ©teinfam ; — flood, ber ®tcinregcn ; — fly, bie aSnffergrillc ; — fox, ber ®tctnfud)S ; — fruit, baS ©tcinobft; — gall, bcr i!Sannen= tvelKv, 2;f)nrmfalfe; — grig, bcr ©tcinbctjjer; — hawk, ber ©tein: falf ; — hearted, ^art^crjig ; — horse, ber ^engjt, a3cfcl)dlcr; — house, baS maffiwc (ftcincrue) .0:.uJ; — mason, ber 2JJanrer ; — parsley, ber ®runb- ^eil (Mtharnanta oreoseiinum — /,.) ; -- pinccr, bic <2te{umufc^e(, bcr ©tein=- bo()rer; — pit ( — quarry), ber ©tetn= bruc^ ; — pitch, ba§ barte $cd) ; — plant, ber ©(t)roammftetn; bic »er= ftetnerte ^Pflanje; — plover, bie 5pfnl}lfd)!'.epfc ; — pock, bie Binnen ; — smich, bie i)3c^nelte; — still, ftDd'= flill ; — stud, ber (Scfpfeiier bet cinet (Sinfa&rt ; — 's throw, ber ©tctnrourf ; — wall, bie S)?auer, Sranbrnancr ; — ware, englifdjcs ©teinjeng, ®tc;u= gnt ; — work. baS 3)?aucrwcrf ; bic 9lrbcit in ©tein ; — wort, bie igirfd)= 5n'ngc. STONE, adj. wix ©tein, flciiicrn. To STONE. V. a. 1. flelnigcn; 2. ©teine »ucgfd)affcn, anflefcn ; 3. ferncn, au«; fer'nen; 4. mit ©tctncn cinfaffcn; a >n-;»erftctnern, jn ©tein mac^tcn, vcr= "l)drtcn. STONER, s. ber ©teiniger; ©tcin= fd)lenbever ; iUanrcr. STONINESS, s. ba« ©teinige ; bie a?er= fieinernng ; fg. bie .^drte (beS ®c= miitl)es). STONY, adj. fteinig; ftetnern; )jcr= ftcint, bcr'ftciucrt ; fg. jiein()flrt ; (— hearted). I)avtf)crsi3 ; — bone, ^. T. baS Selfenbciu. STOOL, s. i. ber ©fnftt o^ne ?c{)ne, ©effel, @ct)cmel; a3ocE; 2. ©tnlil, ©tul)lgang: 3. ®c^l>^ling, ©d)o^= reifcr, ©ciifer ; 4. jv. t-s. bie Siuftcu ber ^^arbnnen ; — of the lanterns, bie Sattrncntlc^e ; — of repentance, bic a3nj)banE, bcr ©itnbenfc^eincl ; — ball, bcr ©tufilbalt (ein ©picl) ; — bent, bie 53orjienbinfe. To STOOL, v. n. fi?era(jfonimci;, 9Jiebn'fc^tefieit (dues ©tp(it>P!]cl«); 3. baS 9Jiat! bon jmct citi3(tfct;cii Oiuirt, ba« etiib- ct)cii ; 4. fff. tic tSvntcbvigiini^, S)e= miitljicjiutg ; to make a — , ftci) I)Clt= gen ; lucberfc^iejieii, ftct}cii (—at.., auf . .). OTOOPER, s. bcr fic^ biicfr, beuijt, u. f. w. STOOPING, s. bas SBiicfcit; Sflicber= fdjtcgcu. STOOPiNGLY, ainbn-nitl, ilfvbpt, bie .f)fnimiiug, llntevbre= diuiig, (3Sei-=)Spcrvum3; 3. ber 33e= fi^Ia.j (bie 5itibcrutii3 bcS SBerfaufs) ; 4. bie 5Paufc, Unterbrec^iiiijj ; 5. baS 9liifl)ijreit, ©iibe; 6. Snbjeic^eii ; 7. bie ,Klnvpe, ba« ?ot^ (auf 33[nsin= ftrunienten) ; ber ©riff, bag JJcgifler, ber 3«3 (niif mufifalifc^eu Snftrii- inentcn) ; 8. ba« ajcrtiiier^ietjeii ; 9. JV". T-s. ber Stop (fiuinpfc 3lbta|) an fiiifiu ^^olje; ciit i^iubfcf, um ba» g'libe eine« XaiifS in cititr ©Vliefiuug i(u be[egcii; a full — , ber (Sc^IuflDltuEt; organ — , bie ^a^t einer Drgcl; double — , Mas. T. SopV'elgvtffc auf einein Saiteiiin= flrumeiite ; to make a — , eint)alteii, laitge flt({ fte^en ; to put a — to a thine, finer @aci)c (Siii^alt tf)un, ein Cs"nbc rnadjcu; — cleat, jv. 7'. bie ©tojjflaniye; — cock, ber .^aljii (am Siiffe) ; — ffrap, ber Sii(fcnbii9er; — watch, bie Secunbciiubr mit .§emm= febcr ; — water. Sen Exp. bet 2Bibcr: ftrom, baS ©topfwaffer. BTOPLESS, adj. uiiauf^altfam, iiii-f;t 511 l)emmen. STOPPAGE, s. 1. bn« aSerflopfot, bie aSerfiiH'fung ; 2. baS ^^tiibeniif;, ber (Jtni)alt, bie Uiiterbred)uiig ; — in transitu, />. T. bie 33ef(^Iagna()me»oii ©ittern, bie unterwegs ftiib. STOPPER, s. 1. bcr (Stopfer, Stopfel; 2. 7". fiemmer an ctiicr Slejjetirubr 5 3. ber"33renig, U3reni^frf)ivciigcl (bei Sampfwagen) ; 4. bie Stopfflaiige (bei beii ©tegenu ; 5. Jv. v-.i. ber Stopfer, Stopper; — bolts, bic3Jiiig= boljcu fiir bie 9intcrtaii)iopper; — knot, bcr ©cfcaiicrniattuSfnopf To STOPPER,' V. a. JUfiOpfClt, ftOpFcl"- LTOPPI..E, s. 1. bcr Stbpfct; 2. baS Stopftucb ; 3. 7'. bcr *13fcifciitlopfer ; 4. bie ^lappc ber Drgclpfcifen. STORAGE, s. 1. ba§ 5luffpcic^crit, auf« Sager legen, ?iigertt (ciner SSaarc) ; 2. ?agcr'gc(b, bie Sagcrgebiibren, ?n= gftfoftcn, gagermict()c, 2aflerfpcfcn, fcer ?agerjiii«) iUibeiisinS, Spei(^cr= 81 ^iug, bie (Speid;ermict[;c, Spctc^erfc= Itcit. STORAX, s. bcr StOrar {Styrax officina- lis — I.) ; aiut bcffcn !vo()lricd;cu= be3 ®iimntif;afj. STORE, *-. 1. ber 3Sprratt}, bie 9JJengc, ber cjpaiifcii ; Sc^a^ ; ^routaiit, SJhiiibyprratl) ; SSaareiiuorraff) ; 2. ba§ 3}Jagn5iii, Sagcr, 33orratl;a()au« ; in — , in UJprrat^, t)orratf)ig; m. e. aiif bem ?agcr ; to set — by . . , ai5ert() legen»auf . . ; to set — by one, auf 3emanb {)altcn, thu »crt^ l^alteii, gent fjabcil, fc^ci^Clt ; commissary of" the — s, ber 5prpmautmetftcv ; — iiook, M.E. baS *^agerbud),33cfiinbbucf); — bread, SdjiffejllHebacf ; — candles,p.'. gcjogeiie ?ifbter; — hou.se. ba« WU\^ gajtn, g3orratf)«()aU'3; bie 9iiiftfam= utcr; Sd)a^fammcr; — keeper, bcr Sagerrtuffeljcr, 2)Jaga5inauffef)cr ; 93envalter, Defonom ;' — pond, bcr Se^tcid); Sea Krps. captain's — room, bie '^jroatantfaiiimer be^ (S\i]>u tiill-J; boatswain's — room, bie "^ell cber .^oUe (Jtammcr fiir baS 3tefer= vicgnt bcS SootSmaniiS) ; — rooms, pi. S?prratl)g= obcr 5)ieferyefammcru tin Scfeiffe ; — ship, bn« 9lminuiii= tipu«fc^iff ; $ro»iantf4)iff, 3JJagajiu= t$'ff; — twine, .V. 7'. jtpcibrabttgeS feegclgarn, n)omitaItcead;eugcnaf)t trerbeil ; — warehou.«e, bcr Spctdjcr, bag aSorratb«t)au«, SagcrbauS, 2)2a= gajin, bie 2Baareiinicbcrlagc. To STORE, v.a. 1. i.>crfcl)en, uerforgcn ; 2. b'^iuffit, auff)aufcii, nuficgen ; 3. aufiiUcn, vorratbig biulegea ; m. e-s. to — (up) goods, (SBaareu) anf ba3 i*agcr bringcu ober ucbmen, 4'iiila= gem ; ®iiter auffpeid)erii ; to — up f!rain, @cti-cibe auffd)iittcil ; to — a siiip, ein Sd;iff vcrforgcH ; stored up, aufgefpeic^ert ; »orratbig, auf bem imager ; to — one's mind with knowl- edge, ftc^ Jtenutuiffc ermerbcii. STORER, s. bcr Sammlcr, 9Iufbctva^= rer, yiuf^iiufer ; SJagajinauffe^er ; Sc^affucr. STORIED. a.) ; — 's bill. ber©tord)fd)iiabel (Ge- raniam — 7> ). STORM, s. 1. bcr bcftige 33itib, Sturm-- winb, Sturm, baa UngeaMtter, Uit= luetter, baS aBebeii, ©eiiobtr; 2. fis- bag ©turmlaufcu, ber Sturm, 9iit= lauf, 5(ngriff ; 3. 9(uflauf, 3Iufrubr; 4. Scirm, Streit; 5. bag Stiinneu, ber Uugeftiim, bag ©eppUcr ; — of rain, bcr 3Jcgcufc|>aucr ; —of musket shot, ber Jtugelregcu ; —beat, fiurm= gepeifc^t, fturmge|c^lageu ; — clouds, Sturmmolfen ; — finch, bie Sturin= XlK\)t_{Proce'iaria — L.) ; — jib, JV. T. bcr tbturmfluscr. To STORM, V. a. s,- n. 1. ftiirmcn, bcfliir^ men ; 2. wiitbcu, tobcit, fdjcltcii (— at, mit), polteru ; it storms, eg fiiirmt. STORMIXESS, s. bag ftiirmifdx aBcfcn, bcr llngcftitm, bag ©cpoltcr. STORMY, arfj.ftiirmifd), nngcftitm, ^ef= tig, leibeufc^aftlid), ppltcrub. STORY, s. 1. bie @efd)i^tc; 2. fer= bidjtete) ©r5a()Iaitg, bag ®efd)id)t:= d)cn, ajfa[)rd)cn; 3. fif;. ©criit^t, bie Sage; 4. bag Stocfiucrt; the — goes. eg bcifjt, man erjaf)lt, eg gcbt bag ®eriid)t ; what a — ! wag Sic fa; gen ! mac^cn Sie mir uicbtg wei^ ! 'tis a — . eg tft crbid)tet, eg ift fein waf^rcg 3Bort baran ; a — of trees. cine JTJeibc 33aume ; — book, bag ®c= fd)id)tbud) ; — po.*is, bie aufrcd)tfle= beub'cn Salfcn s«)ifd)cn bcu Stoif= werfcn ; — rod, T. ein IftugeS 3}?a6 ber 3iiiiiiifi'Ici'f<^ ; -— teller, bcr ©:> jablcr ; Scfeivd^cr, -BJabrctjenmarber, i!iigucr, aSiitbbcute' ; bie (Si'jablc- rinu ; — telling, bag ©rjabicn ; Sd)tt>a^cn, ?iigcu. 7'o STORY,.!, a. 1. cr^a^lcti, mclbcu 2. prbueu, fd)id)teu, ffd;tcu, abtbeilcu. STOTE, s. bag grope 3Sicfc;, .Ocrmeliu, ber Sltip, Stcinmarber, bie Sti»f=(§ Va^C [Mustela erminea — //). STOUT, r. s. bag fiarfe aSicr ; 11. {adv. — ly), adj. 1. ftart, riiflig, maun^aft, flammig, baubfcfi, maniilid;, wader, tiid;tig, gcbruugen, meiblid), tapfer, ftaubbaft, fiibu ; 2. tro^ig, i)algftars rig; 3. ^0(5 ; 4. feft, berb; — arti- cles, .V. E. ftarfe, bauerf)aftc 9lrtiEcl ; — Jiearied, berjf)aft, bc[)cr;it ; — heartedness, bte Jtiiljubcit, Sapfer^ fcit ; to hold out — ly, reader Stanb batten; — ness, *-. 1. bie Starfe, 31ii= ftigfcit, 55Jann^ftigfcit, .gerjbaftig= tcit, 5;apferfeit, .ttiibH^cit ; J. .§alg= ftarrigfcit, bcr 2;rp^; 3. t&tol} ; 4. bie Scftigfcit, 2)erbbcit. STOVE, s. 1. ber Dfen ; 2. bie Jliefe, bag geuerfliibc^cn, bcr Jlpblcntppf ; 3. bie (2Sarm) Stube; 4. !Sabfin= be; 5. bag Sreib^aug; 6. bie trag= bare J?oc^mafd)iue ; 7. JV. T. bnS J?oc^fIott, bie Sto&e; -plates, Dfeui platten. To STOVE. V. a. anirmcu, warm ftal= ten, tug S;veibf)aHg fefecn. STOVER, s. bag grpbe J^cu ober Strol;, aStct)futtcr. T,i STOW, ». a. ®iiter in ben Sd)ip-- vaum bringcu, fiaucu, :))adcn, legcH, cuge beifammcn Icgeit, jured)t legcn (befonberg bie Sabung tin ®d;iffe) ; stowed at the top, obcit gcftauct, obcn gclaben ; to — the sails, jv. T. bie Sc= gel befc^lagen. s-rowAGE, s. 1. bag Stanen f»on SSaaren), $acfen, ?egeii ; bie S3cr= wabrung, ber ©ewabrfam; 2. ber Stauraum, ^PaJraiim (Icere, iibrige, unbefcfete 3iaum) cineg Sdjiffcg ; 3. bag (2taUCrloI}n ; to have in — , iu aSerwa^v f>abcu. STRABISM. s. Med. T. bag Sd)ie(cu. To STRADDLE, v. v. bic ikiue auS einanbcr fperreu, fiit fprciseu, weit= lu'iuig obcr fpcrrbciuig ge{)cn. To STRAGGLE, v. 11. 1. ftf^ jcrfircueu, jerjircut gebcii, fid) eutferucu; 2.ciu= jelu fcvu, liegen obcr gebcn ; 3. aufg ©cratbewobl umbcrftrcifcu, berum fd)wcifcu. abfd)aicifcu ; 4. ftd) you bcr bcflimmteu 3Jtd)tniig eutferiien, abweicf)en, fi^ in uubcftimmtcn 3Jir^= tuugcn augbrcitcit, iuud)eru, unpr= bentlic{) bcroorfc^iepcn (udu ®eiini(^= feu) ; straggling houses, eiusc[itfteben= be ^aufer. STRAGGLER, s. 1. bcv .pcrumftrcti-bcr, Srrliiufcr; 2. bag et'ujeln fti-I)cube Sing ; 3. bcr wilbe Sc^ojj (ciucg ©e^ n)ad)Tcg). STRAIGHT. L adj. 1. gcrabc, gerabci 2Begg, recbt ; 2. vid. Strait ; gciiau, ilreug ; n. adv. firadg, fpgleid), ic^t, auf ber Slelle ; — as a yard, fcrSf U: gerabe; — forward, gcrabftnuig; - stad'. T. bag STJidjtfdjcit ; — way, at rabeg iffiegcg, ftracfl, flugg, gleic^, gcrabeju. To STRAIGIITEX, v. a. 1. gcrabc m«: d)en, ftraff mac^en, anjte^en ; 2. md. To Straitbn. STRAIGHTENER, s. ber Drbttcr, 2>i= rector. STRAiGHTLY, ado. 1. gcrabc, tU gCTP' bcr Sinie; 2. vid. Strattly. STRAiGHTNESS, s. 1. fcie ©etab^ett • 2. vid. Straitness. 7V STRAIN, V. I. a. 1. (an flrengw, 4n STRA STRA STRE fpnuufit ; f^iMJf fvaiincii, aii'^fpauncit, tiiiotcbncu, ftrfifcii, frtiiiiireii ; sU= fiimmciijicl)ci;, aitiichcii : ■>. vi'cfKn, aii«)M-cfKii/ tviitfi'it. cjuetfi1)ctt, flem= nic;:; 3. fid) luiivrtcu (511111 (5vtivc= rf)cii); 4. Mtit^preffcii, iMiritbvud'cU; pltnvcn, fdl)cu, buret) fcibcii, biivc^: fc^Iagfii; 5. ceiTciifcii, lu-i-fiaucbcn ; 6. jmtnacn, tvct&eu, bctreibca ; ^o4) * iveibfit, f}0(^ fpauiicii; 7. nrbcitcit, ^rebeit ; to — every nerve, 9Uk§ auf= bictcii, jtcf) auf§ 3Icii9evftc bemiibcit ; ir, 71. 1. fic^ ntiftrengeii, ftc^bcftrebcit, ftc^ (aufS 3ku^ei-fte) beiniU)cit; 2. fcur(^laufcii, burc^vtimeii, buvfl)fi= cfcrn, ftcfcvu ; you — too far, Ste ge= ben (in biefcv (Sac|c, tvctbeu bic Sa- 4)e) 511 wdt. BTKAIN, s. 1. tie aSciTeitfuuq, 23n'Ie= ^itiii}, sBcfcbabiguiti], bcr sj^ntdb; 2. .'£011, iaS Sieb ; bet ©cfaiiij ; 3. bic 2Beife, 5lvt, SDJantei-; 4. bev @tnl, 9IiiSbvit(f ; 5.3113, ®aiig, gluy, bie 2Bcnbiiiig ; tocrosstim — , beitSramm (=S3aiiin) burc^fveujcit, 33crfci)icbeit= artiflcs jpaaveii ; a lofty — , eiit bor- nc^iuft: (ober ^oc^fai)reiibcr) Xon. STRAINER, s. 1. bet ^Durc^fc^lag. ©ct= bcr, ©ei^etric^tcr, taS Sei^etiicf), bcr giltrirficiit; 2. ber fciiie mipcrftcii Jtriiftc aufirengt. BTUAIT (ado. — ly), atlj. 1. CtigC, flin^J) ; flraff; fefl, bic^t; 2. ^o-. iiinig, 'jfr= traiit ; 3. gcnau, ftrciuje ; 4. fct)rocr, fci)a'ierig ; 5. gcrabe, vid. Straight ; — gut, ber 2)ivi|ibarin ; — laced, eugc ijffd^uiirt; j7;r- eiitaefi^aiift ; ilreh= gc; cont. puritailtfd) ; — waistcoat (.— jacket), bie cttge SBcfic ; 3i«aiig«= jacfe. rrRAiT. s. 1. bie @itge, bcr citge SSeg, ((Sug=)$af ; bie atiecreiige ; 2. jig. Jtlcmme, SScrltgeubeit, 9iot^; the — s of Gibraltar, bic [aitfeiigauge. STRAMINEOUS, adj. ^VO^Cni, tvie ©ti'of); lcid)t. STRAND, s. 1. bcr ©traiib, iaS (5Kee= reS5)Ufer, bie ((5cc=)Jliifte; 2. jv. T. bcr Sliest, @d)nft, bie gcbrcfjte (Scfjiiiir ciiieS Stricf c3, XamS ii. f. w. {pi. bie J?arbcelcil) ; jurisdiction of a — , bic iStraiibgered)tirtEeit(@crid)t8= barfeit iiber ben (Stmnb ; bcSglcic^cn ttber gcfiranbete ©iiter; — runner, ber ©traiiblitufer. To STRAND, v. I. a. i. aiif bcu ©tranb treibcii, ftrauben iiiac^eu ; 2. aufbi'c= ^CU (eirtSinU) ; II. n. ftrauben ; strand- ed goods ( — property), Stvaubgiitcr, ©tranbgut; stranded, gcftraiibct. KTRANGE {ade. — ly), adj. 1. frcmb, nuSlmibifc^; 2. /i?-. neit, unbefanitt, HuevtiLH't; nugcn)61)n[ict), wuitbcrbar, fintbevbar, feltfam ; luuubcvlict) ; 3. fait, faltfinuig; to look— upon one. Scmaubcu Eaftftnuig nufcfjcu; — : o — ! aSunber! wic feltfam; ata — rate, fluf cine feltfrtine aScife; a — nil, fin nnbefaniitcg obcr fcinblid)c« il3 (Segcl (!S(f)iff) im ®cebcvcici)e ; -- thoushts, fonbcrbare (Sinfalle. STRANGENESS, s. 1. bic fvClllbC ^t= fd)affent)eit, Srembbcit ; 2. SQcubeit, SBunbcvbarfeit ; Unbcfanntfcijaft ; ©cUfamfcit; 3. bcr j?altfiun,bic3n= riicfb'iltung, ©c^iic^tcrnfjcit ; 4. ^c= frcmbung. STRANGER, s. 1. bcr j^rcmbc, t^rcmb= ling, aiusliinber ; 2. Unbcfanntc ; 3. ©aft; 4. i. T. bie 5pcri'on, bie cine gcvic^tlictjc ^anblung nirtjt bftvifft; to make a — of one, cincil aij 5rcnt= ben be[)aiibclii, Oomplinicntc niitibm inad)cn ; you are a — here, <2ic ftllb frcmb obcr no(b ncn \)k\-; (eiefiub cine feltcnc (Srfdicinung bier; lam a — to . . , ic^ bin cin Srcmbling, 9leu= ling in . . , id) »criie|e iJitd)tS uon . . , id) fcunc . . nid)t. To STRANGLE, J), a. 1. flrangiilircn ; erbroffctn, enoitrgcn, erfticfcn; 2. fig. nntcrbriitfen. STRANGLER, .?. 1. bcr (Jnyiirgcr, (Sv= brotller ; 2. Untcrbriicfcr. STRANGLES, s. pZ. bie IDvufe CSriife, cine Jlranf()eit bcr SPfcrbc). STRANGULATION, s. l.bie i5rbroffc:= lung, enuiirgiing, (Srfticfnng ; 2. Metl. T. bcr ©tiifflu^. STRANGURY, s. Med. T. bic i§arn= flrcngc. STRAP, s. 1. ber a^icntcn, (Icbcrnc) ©trcifen, baS Sebcr, bie @nvtc; 2. /;. r. ba« S8tatt^antct)cn ; razor — , ber ©trcidjricmcn ; — siwped, B. T. 5iin= gcnfijrmig ; — worm, bcr 3lteincn= rourm. To STRAP, ri. a. 1. mit S^icmcn veit:: frf)cn; 2. mit Sliemcn btnbcn, bcfcftt= • gen ; 3. auf ciiicni ©treidjricmen ab^ jicl)cn. aTRAPPADO, s. {nrf|.n-iingltd) cine mii litcirifc^c ©trafc, wobct bcr (Strdfling mit gcbnnbcncn airmen yon cincr gc- wiffcn i^obe f)inabgcftiir5t tinirbc), bas ^citfc^ctt mit Oiiemeu, dcfcrltiigslabe ; — goods, p/.gcflocib. tciie i£;tvot)U'aarc ; — im, ber 'i&trcb^ but; — m.it^bie Strobmatte; — mattress, bic StrobmatVa^C ; — pa- per, ba« Stvohvapicr; — stuffi-d. mit ©trob gcftopft; —worm, ber (Strob* ivnirm; — wreath bcv ©trobtranj. STR.VWY, ndj. 1. ftrobcru, ftrobdbna licb ; 2. Icid;t. Tu STRAY, V. n. irrcu, irrc gebcrt, fcbl gcbcn, ftii) scrirrcn ; l)(unn irren, bernm fd)»eifcn, fd)lcnbcru; (— from) ab fd)iofifcn. STRAY, L adj. irrc, scrirrt, ycrlaufcn, ycrlorcn ; it «. ba§ a^evlorene, yers ivrte ©etdjo^f,, serlaufcnc, yevlonu S^^l)tcr ; — line J\''.7'. baS aibfaUcn, ber 3lbfallbe« Scbiff^* finfbcr ?5abrt; a — passenger, ein ^^fabrcr, aScrirrtcr. SPRAYER, s. bcr aBaiibcrcr, aScrirrte, Srrfabrer (W.ii.). STREAK, s. 1. ber Stv'iri), (Streif, (Strcifen; 2. jv. r. j^d Strake. To STREAK, v. a. ftrcifcu, ftrcifig nia= cben ; ftridjcin, §au^tbiir; — tunes, Oaffcnlicbcr, vn/g. ©affcnbancr ; — walker, bcr 5}3fltiitcrtrctcr ; bie ®af= fenrangc; ©affenbnrc. STRENGTH,.?. 1. bic ©tdvfc, ^ftvaft ; 2. .<5drte, ^cfiigfeit ; 3. aUadit, Xxup= pcnmad)t, (Strcitfrdfte; upon the -- of, fraft, yermiSge. To STRENGTHEN, v. I. a. ftart iua= d)cu, neuc .ftraft gcb(fn, fldrfcn ; bc= ftdvfcn; frdftigen, yciftdvfcn; bcfe= ftigcn ; bcftatigcn ; n. n. ftavf locrs ben, erftarfen, fid) bcrftdrfcn. STRENGTIIENER, .?. ber Stdrfciibc ; Med. T. ba3 StdrfuugSmittcl, bie ©tdifung. STRENGTHLESS, adj. D])ni (Stavtf, fraftlos, fd)iyac^, matt. STRENUOUS [adv. — ly), ad'/. 1. ta^fcr, till)!!, ivaifcr, ntannbnft, Iiici)tig, bcrjbaft ; 2. beftig, cifrig; — ness. s. l.'bic Sapferfctt, .Riibnbcit, ^anw baftigfcit, .SerU'aftigfeit, S:ilrf)tig' feit; 2. .ficftigfcit, bcr (Sifer. STREPEROUS, adj. gcrdiifdiyoH, lar« meiib, raufcbcub, pvaffchib (lu. ii.). STRESS, .9. 1. bie ©tdrfc, Jtraft, be* 9Jacbt>ru(f, bie aSid)tigfcit; 2. bet •Sauptpunft, Siiditpiiiitt; 3. bit (Sd)werc, ba§ @ciyid)t ; 4. bie ©c* timit, ber' llngeftiim; — of the voice, bie profobifcbe ^U'touuug; — ni weather, baS ungcfiiimc 2I3ettcr;_ to lay — upon a thing, fig. cin gjciritbl «uf etnjaS Icgcn, baraiif bauen, bar* auf bringcn, \\\S ividitig ycrfrcllcn. To STRETCH, v. I. n. I.bcbucil, rctfcit, ftrecfcn, aiiSflrcrfcii, auSbrcitcn, fpaii* ncn, ansfpauncn, nu^bcbncn ; 2. aii» fpaiinen, aufliciigfu ; 3. iibcrfpau* jtcii, iibevtvcibcn, itbcrfdircitcu, lii« gen, auffcbneiben, col. mit bciu flie* STRl STRI STRO ^cii fOfcffcr fitiiciDeii; II. n. 1. fic6 fticifoit, ilc^ crftrciffu ; ftc^ bc^iictt, fid) lofittit, fid) lUtftieiiijcn, aiigrci= feu ; 2. JV". T. pratiijcii, fctele Scijcl ffibvcti, mi't *}>ie^roiiib fegelit. STRETCH, s. 1. bie 5lu§|1vccf lull's, 5lll«= bcbiiuitj], iSpantiuitg; 2. ©tvtcff, aOeitc, (S-ffti-ecfiiitg, bcr Umfaiu^ ; 3. bie 3li!ilrcni]uiti^ ; 4. Ucbcrfpaitiiiiiiij, llebei-fclji-cihiiii); 5. jv. r. tin ©aiiij beim Caoireit ; at a — , in eiiieiu .3''i\f' ^tnfci* citianbfv; to be on the -, tit (banger) Uiigen3ig[)citfei?ii; to ()ut to (upon) the — , iibcvtvcibeii, bcitfpfluncit, aiif bie Softer fpanncn; to put to the utmost — , rtuf ba3 3lcu= iierfle treibeil ; to make greater stretches, fic^ groficre Srei^eit m- mapcn. STRETCHER, s. 1. bcr, bie, ba« 2lii"8= beijticitbe, bcr IBe^iicr, (Spanner ; 2. T-s. aBciibcfieifeu, cin 5>ef)n= ober ©trecfrocrfjeug, tH'l (Strcrfeifcn ; ba« (S(tli*teifen ; Ouerholj, ber Oner= jtegcl; 5npbl0(f, Supftoif ber *)iubc= ler; bie SSorfpinuntafitine, ber ©robflubl ; Stretchers, Ts. Stred er, 53inbci- (Sfeine, bie niit i^rer ?anqe narf) ber S;icfe bcr aJJauer gelegt Werbcn) ; — of an umbrella, baS ®e= flell cinca Siegenfc^ivmS. To STREW, V. a. ftveuen, bcflrcnen, fluSftreucit, jerfireiten. STRIVE, s. pi. bie Strcifcn, Snrc^cn {,m aJJnfc^elit, u.f. roJ. STRIATE, Striated, adv. gcflretft, QC; furcfjf, gcrctfcU, au^aefe^lt. BTRIATURE, s. btc ©treifnug, .§5^i= inng, .5ol)lfcf)le, ba« ©crcifclte, ber ©iufc^iiitt. RTRICKLE, s. 1. baS (Streic^I)o(j ; 2. eiit SSe^mcrfjeug fiir ©enfen. STRICT {ade. —ly). adj. 1. enge; 2. fcfl, flraff, gefpannt; 3. genau, vninftlid); 4. flrenge, fd)arf; fcart; 5. ans= briii (tc^, gemcffen ; to keep a — hand over one, eiiicu ftvcitge lalteu; — orders, 8emcfl"ene 5^efcii(c. STRlcrrNESS, s. 1. bie ©nge; 2. (Straff[)eit, ©pannung ; 3. ffleuauig= fcit, *Piinft(icbfeit; 9hi«briicflic^Ecit ; 4. Strenge, (Sc^iirfe, ^arte. BTRICTURE, s. 1. bie 3ufainmett5ie= iiung, SScengung ; 2. fccr^ug. Strict, 3;uf4 ^infeljug ; 3. fig. bie 53en'i[)= rung, 3Iufuie(uiig ; strictures, pi. fvi- tifc^e 9liibeu(ungeu, 33e:nerfuugen. I 7'» STRIDE, v.\.n. 1. fc^reitcu ; 2. \ ftc^ fpreijen, bie i^eine ober Sliigel f ausfperren ; l\. a. befc^rciten ; bard)= ^ fc^rciten, iiberfcfirciten. STRIDE, s. ber groge, ujeite ®c^rttt ; ba« ®*)errbe{u ; ber 9Iu«gtiff etueS 5>fcrb*..; to take — s, wtite ©d)ritte t^un, bie Seine fperren. BTRIDINGI.Y, ade. lUit Wciteu Sc{)Vit= ten, fperrbeiuig. STRIDOR, s. ber pioMicte eu erne Slagge) flrei^eu; to — a ba- lance, M E. ben Salbo jiebcn ; eiueu Saibo an#g(ei(teu, cine 3fiec^nnng fajbiren ; to — a battle, cine Sd)lad)t lieferu; to — blind, yinb mad)en, blenben ; to --a blow, etuen @d)Iag tl)un ; to — a colour, garbe anfftrei= d;en, anftragen ; to — com, ba« ®e= trcibe ftreic()en, abftreid)en; to — dead, tobtcu ; fig. eiucu ftavfeu (S^(it= brnd bet eiuem macl)cn ; to — tire, Seuer anfci)lagen ; to — the sand.-i, Sei Ezp. auf ten (Sanb (auf eine ©aubbanf) geratben, flranbeu ; to — the tents, bie '^dU abbrcc^cn_; the clock strikes, bie U()r fditagt; fig. P/i-s. it strikes my fancy, iS fc^njcbt mir sorber eeele, el fommt mir bc= fannt UOr ; — amain ! .Scd Erp. fireic|! (3nruf an eiu feiublid)e« @'d)iff, bay (S fid) ergebe) ; to — against, an etioaS ftcipcn ; fig. iiMbci-= ftretten; ficft locbren ; to — at, fd)la= gen nac^) ..; fig. angveifcn, uutcniol)= men; to — down, fallen; niebeilaf-- feu ; to — for, etnen ^Ingriff ntadjen, anf . .; bie 9Ingel an^ioerfcn, nar^ . . ; to — in with, fid) rtd)tcn nad) . ., iibcreiiifiimnien mit . . ; bciflimmcn ; bcttieten; fid) f^lagen jn . . ; to — into, tsinein fd)lageu ; bineiufliivjen ; geben in . . ; fcerfefce n in . . ; to — deep into ..,fig. tief eiubringeu in . . ; this lane strikes into the broad street, bie fc« ©atJcften fiil}rt nac^ bcr brei= ten Stvape; to — off, abfc^tagcu, ab^aneu ; abbrucfeu; fid) tocgnieu= belt, abfonbevit, trcnnen; n)cgfirci= 6)m; abfcbaffcn, aufbcben ; to — off one's head, Scmanbcu cilt^anptcit ; to — off to. ., eincin ctiuaS jufc^tagen (tuber 5luction) ; to — on, anf ttwai wirfeu ; to — out, anSflveicftcn, bnrd)= ftreic^en ; auStbnn (etnen beja^Ucn Sd)ulbppfteu iin 513ud)e) ; f)cvan« fc^iagcn; fdiaffen, crfiitbcn f)eryor= bringen ; auStvcten, aiiSfdjiuctfen ; to — through, (cucljten, bitten, bnr(t)= Prablen ; to — to, fief) (^em Setiibe) ergebcn, ba8 @enje{)r ftrecfcu ; fig. trcffeu, riii)reu; to — to the (very) heart, /^. ju ^crjett ge^cn, bt« in bie Seele bringen; to — to the ground, ju ySoben ftredfen ; to — up, rii^ren, ff^Iagcn (bie S;roinmcI, n. f. w.) ; anfflrcic^eu, anffpielcn ; to — with awe, fig. mit S^rfurd)t erfiilleu; to — with dismay, fig. vSuiniucr yernr= fad)en ; to — with fear, giird)t f inja= gen ; to — vvitli lameness, labmeu ; to — with surprise, fig. mit 33eftiiv= }ung erfiiUen. STRIKE, s. 1. ber ©treic^, ®tric^ ; 2. baS ®tretd)f)olj ; 3. bie 9lrbett«cin= ftellung, (gcmctufd)aftlid) befc^lof= feue) SBeigevnug t,n arbciten; — block, r. ber Streifbobei. STRIKER, .1. 1. ber Sd)(ager, 9lugrci= fer, Slusfd&lager;- 2. Strcidjer. STRIKING [adr. — ly), adj. nnffal= lenb, eiueu fd)nellen (Sinbrurf ma- c^cnb, angveifenb; a — hkencss, bie anffadenbe 91ebnltcftfett, ba« Jjiif)lgf> troffeiie-iiilbnift. STRIKING NESS, s. iaS 5lnffa[Icn, Ucbcrrafd)en. STRING, s. 1. btc Sc^nnr, ba« S8ani>, ber 3Jieincu, Saben, bie Saite ; 2. bev Stery, bie ®ebue, Slec^fe, baa Bnugeubanb ; 3. btc .ffette, DJcihc, ?5olge; 4. Biber, Safer, yafev; .'). S81aUripj»c, 6. j\r. T. bcr obcrfle SfiJegertng in bem .fln^l ; a — of horses, eiiie Jtoppet !Pferbe ; to have two — s to one's bow, au Jiuci S!ri= rfen jte^eu ; jwei 3)Jittel (JBortfjctlc) jugtei^) ^aben ; — halt, ber Jpa^uen= trittobcr^a^nenfd)ritt (in ben ^in= terfiigeii ^er *$ferbe) ; — instrument, baS Saiteuinflrumcut. T.) STRING, V. a. 1. bcfaitcrt, (tutt Sai= ten) besieben, anfjicbeu; mit Sch= ncn, Sflcracn ycrfcbcn, ftiirfen, bin= ben ; 2. aiiftrcngcu, anjie^en ; 3. reiben, aufrcti)en ; to — beans, ^ot)= nen abjiel)en. STRINGED, n^//. 1. bcfaitct, bejogcu; 2. uon ©attcn ober Jfieroen berfiMu^ menb; a — instrument, cin inm= men; to — for mastery, uiit ben 93ov= jug flrcitcn ; to — about a thing, fic^ iiber ober nm etivaS janfcn. STRiVER, s. ber 0trcbcnbc, ©treiter, (S-ifcrer, SRad^eifcrcr, sikmcvber. STRiviNGLY, «'/(•• !■ nm ober in bie 9Qctte, uim Srofe; 2. fampfcnb, mil 3)Jad)t. STRomLE,^. B. T. bet (S;annen=)3a= Pfen- STROBILIFORM, adj. tannjapfcuti^r- mt'g. STROCAL, s. vid. Strokal. STROK.\L, s. iit eifcrnc JR&brc jitm ®(a«b(afc'.!, t-aS 53(a§ro()r, 5)Ju)lrobr, bie ^feife. STROKE, s. 1. ber @tveid), Sttlaf,, ®tpg, .§ieb; 2. Strtdi, 3ng nn'tt bcm 5?tnfcl>; 3. ber ®locfenfd)Iiig; 4. 5InfaU, bie "Jiuamntiuug ; — oi 419 STRU STUD STUM jie oars, J\r. T. ber SJiitcvft^Iag ; it is upon tho. — of nine, ii ift auf beill @rf)Iflrte neuil: without striking a — , O^rc ®cl)»fVtfti-otC^ ; — of the piston, r. bcr ,$loI6cn^ub ; — of a pen, bcr (Vebcrfirirf) ; strolses of genius, @C1UC= S3liife ; to give a finishing — lo a thing, bic Ic^te J^niib (obei- gtile) ait etams Iciicii. To STROKE, V. a. 1. fiVCtC^Clt, flvet; c^elti; 2. fct)nicirf)clii. BTROKER, s. bfr ©tvfic&ev. BTROKESiMAN, «. bet 33cvmantt,aSov- roicr, aSovnibevci: tit ciuem 53oote. To STROLL, V. n. ^cnimftrcifcii, f)ev= iimaiaiibfvu pber flel}fn, I)cvuni= ff^auiniicu obcr laufett, t)frumfrt)leu= bcvn, fpajicven gebeii ; to — out, aii§= fc^lcuberit ; strolling company, bic t)erum5tel)enbe (£c^aufl)ieIcrgefcU= STROLL, s. ba8 ^cvumfc^lciibevu. STROLLER, s. 1. bcf ^^enimftvcifcf, ?anbftveicl;er, Sanblcinfev ; 2. bcv {)cv= umjieljeubc ©dbaufvicler, 2)ovftomo= biant. BTRONG {ndn. — i.y), n//;. 1. flavf; fcft; 2. ^eftif), bfvb, tfiitttij, Icb= l)nff, Ijart ; 3." fraftig, gcfiinb ; f faft= »dU ; mad)tifi ; 4. gcmaltfam ; ()efttg ; 5. bfflwvtg, fifvig ; 6. bcvaufc^eiib ; 7.'giiltig ; biinbtg; uberjeitgcnb, iiber; fiii)rciib, iia(i)bviicflic|) ; 8. gcfc^idt ; 9. fiai'f vci<^cilb ; they were but twelve thousand — , fie Wflvett Jtur 12,000 3}Jaiiu ftavf ; — backeii, iitit ftavEcm JRiirfl'lI ; — bodied, fiavflctbtii, ftarf, baitcrl)aft; — box. bie ©clbcaffc ; a — breath, fin iibelfiedjciibcv 9Ut)cm ; a — colour, ctue buitElc (^iivtc) Sav= tc ; — fisted, ftai'E von gauficii, baiibfffi; —gale, JV. PA. eiiic fti'tfc J?iit)Ic ; — gilt, ftavf yevgolbet ; — grain, J\i.Ph. ba§ fciavfe Jtoin bc« vaffi= nivteii ^iiiffi'S ; — hand, bie Octcalt; — hold, bcv fejte ^\a%, bie gcftiing ; a — light, till belles (blfiibenbeSi Sicf)t; — limbed, ftai'fglieberig ; a — memory, eiti fiaffcS (gute«) ©ebdci)t= nitl ; — set, inttevfett ; — water, bcr Sraililtroeiii, Slquatit; — water-shop, bet SiBraiiutiveinlabeit. STRONTiAN, .5. befStvoutiait, Stroit: ttattit (cine (Sfbavt). BTRONTiTic, adj. belt (Stroittiaii be= treffeiib. STRONTIUM, .9. ch. T. baS lUftaHifc^e Siabical bee ®tvoiitiaiieibe. STROP, s. JV". T. 1. ber ©tvojjp; 2. (razor — ), bev ©tveic^viemeit. STROPHE, Stuopiiy, a. bi; ®(VDVf)e, bcv aSei'Sfat S^evS. To STROVV, fid. To Strew. STRUCTURE, s. 1. ba§ a3aiieit ; 2. ®C= biiubc, ber 33au ; 3. bie SBauavt, ,3ii= fanimenfeijuiig, Siigiiiig; 4. Min. T. baS ©efiige. STRUDE, s. bic (fetutevei. To STRUGGLE, v. n. 1. ftrf) ^cftig be= inegen, avbeiteit, fid) aiiftrciigeii, ftct* Ijlacfen, ftveben, ftcb beftrcbeii, beinii= ben, firb tiniibeii, fid) ftvciuben; 2. liinivfcil ( — with, mit ; — against, gegtii), viiigen, f^veileti; to — hard, |tc^ abavbeiteii.. STRUGGLE, s. 1. bie SlitfJrfiigintg, ^cftige 53emiibuiig, baS ©tviiuben, ©tvcbeit, bie5lrbcit; 2. bcr ^"ampf, ©treit; 3. bie SJptl), 3liigjt, a3erle= gcnbeit, 91goiiitu STRUGGLER, *. bcv ©tvcbeiibe, Mm- p^(r. 3fitiigcr. To STRUM, V. 71. vulg. ftcbctlt, Ilim= pern, tva^en. BTRUTVIA, s. Med. T. bcr .Kropf, bic cerbfivtcte 5)riifengcfd)ivnlfl. STRUMOUS, adj. frppfig, mit einct 420 fcerbnrteten Sriijcngcfcfjiiinlfl be= baftet. STRUMPET, I. ,?. bie bffcntlid)c .6nre, Oaffcnbiirc; 1 1. «<.;/. 1. lutrerifd); 2. nnbeftanbig, falfc^. To STRUMPET, v. a. jUv .§ure madjcn, fcbanben, f4)mad)cn. To STRUT, V. 11. ftipfeen, fid) fprcijcn, ' ftcljireu, prangcii, fic^ briiftcn, ftcfe bcbuen. STRUT, s. ba§ (Sfro^en, 93riijicii, bcr ftoUe ®ang, Straujigang. STRUTHloiis, adj. ftVau^avtig, bcm ©trance ,it)nli4>. STRUTTER, s. 1. bcv iStciljircitbc;.2. ©fpfitb""', 5prabU)an8. STRUTTiNGLY, adv. ftotjircnb, gro§= tblicnb; strutting-piece, T. bie Spcrv^ leifte. STRYCHNIA, ». Ch. T. bag (2tri)d)nin. STUB, s. bas (Stanim-@iibe, bcv Stunipf, ©turj, Stift ; — nail, bcr flnmvife SRagcl, fiirje nnb bitfe SfJa^ gel ; — wood, i&tanimbpls. To STUB (or To Stub up), v. a. (auS=) rcntcn, (aus=)rotten, answuv5thi. STUBBED, adj. 1. abgcftumpft, gcj fluftt ; 2. unterfeijt ; S.'/o- bavt, grob. STUBBEDNESS, s. bie abgcftnfete 53e= fcbaffcnljcit, baS ^ibgeftumpfte, @e= flii^tfein. STUBBLE, s. bic StoW'cI, bev^alm; — field, bag ©tCvvCifcib ; — goose, bie ©tOVpelgailS ; — rake, bet ©tops ^lelrcdicn. ST'UBBORN, {adv. — ly), adj. flcif, ftart, bart, nnbicgfam, t)aitnarfig, anberf^janjiig, f)aisfiarvig, fteifftn= nig, hebarvlie^, cntfd)loffeit, fcfl, ftanbbaft ; — ness, s. bic .§avtiiacfig= icit, Uubicgfamfcit, .^al^ftarrigteit. STUBBY, adj. ftvnff, fiirj nnb bicf, uit= terfe^t, gcbrungen ; — bristles, fteifc SDovften. STU(SCO, s. ber @tn(f, OivSniBrtel ; bie (atncf(atnr=)arbeit; — floor, bcr (vu^= toben t>on ©tucf cber ©tucfarbcit. r<' STUCCO, v.a. mit ©tn(f(atiiv=^)av= bcit ycrfeben. STUD, s. 1. bie 5J3foflc; ©aule, ber ©tanbcr ; (^cfpfciler (bei cincr (Sin= fabrt, u. f. w.) ; Saumftamm ; 2. SiJagel (mit grofcm ,fi:opf ju ^kx- ati)) ; Jlnopf, Jtnauf, bic SBncfcl ; bcr fiembfnopf, (Sbcmifcfttnopf ; 3 bcr .gafen (am %[)\n\A^\o^) ; 4. bic ©tu= terci; bcr TDJarftall; sp. e-s. a — of hunters, jmci Pbcv mcf)rcre jnr 3agb beftimnite ^ferbc ; a — of race horses, jivei obev nicbrere jnm iffietttennen befiimmte $ferbc; — horse, bet (3ud)t=)^engfl ; — work. ' T. baS SOJauciiiievE i^roif^en ben ©taiiberu eiiicS .^anfcS. To STUD, V. a. mit Df^cigelii obcr 58n= rfcin jieren, befrl)Iagcn, bcfc^cn, anf= bncfelii. STUDDING, s. "t&S. 33cfefecn, SBcfd)la= gen ; Jv. t-s. — saii-boom, bic ?eefcgcl= fpier; — sail-boom-irons, S-iiigel jn ben ?ccfcgelfpicren ; — sails, geefe= gel, ^rallfegel. STUDENT, s. 1. bcr Stiibcnt, .goc^= fd)iiler; ©tnbirenbe, ©clebrte. STUDIED, adj. bcwanbcrt, belefen, ge= Icbrt; —inlaw, in ben S'icc^ten er= fabren. STUDiER, s. bcr ©tubirenbe, J?enncr, (©ad)=)JtnnDigc, Oelcbrte. STUDIO, s. bas 51teliet, bic 2}JaIer= fcbule. STUDIOUS {adv. — ly), adj. 1. (bcr ®C= Icbrfnmtcit) beflifieii, ben 2Biffcn= fd)aftcn ergcbcn, cmftg, ffcipig ; 2. nd)tfani, anfmcrffam (— of.. ; auf. .) ; 3. nadjbcnfenb, bctradjtcnb, ticfftn= nig ; to lead a — life, fictpig fiubivcn ; to he — , ftrb bcniiibrn, fid) bcflcititJ gen ; — ness. s. bic Stebe jnr (Sele^r* famfcit, ta^ fteipige ©tnbivcn, \>\\ @cfliffeiil)eit, @mftgfeir,. ber gici^ bie 9ld)tfamfeit. STUDY, s. bie (Snuerbnng pon ,(?ein!t:< niffcn, bas ©tnbivcn, ©tubinni; 2 9'}ad)bcnfcn, ©iiincn ; Sorfdjcn, Wm tcrfnd)cn ; 3. bic (Srlernniig, ©mfig^ fcit, sBcmiibung, Slnftvengnng, bet ?crnfIctB; bie Sernjcit; 4. 2Bifffii« fcbaft, ,EenntniiJ; 5. bie ©tiibirftiibt; ©iidberftnbc, ba« S!efejimmcr ; ®tn; bicnjimmer, Sttclicv ; he makes it hi.a — , ev legt fic^ barauf, er bcflci^iget ft(^ ; to be in a brown — , col. in tic= fen ©ebanfcn (tviibe, miplaunig) fei;n. Ta STUDY, r. n. ', on«i5c= ftopfte SSpgel ; ii. n. iibcrmfi^ig, gie= rig effcn, fic^ vpllflopfcn. STUFFING, s. 1. bag fViillfcI; 2. 2Bcvg ; — bo.Y, T. bie @tppfbiid)fe (an eincm ©angwcrfj. STULM, s. Min. T. bcr ©toltcil. To STULTIFY, v. a. 1. biimm (jnm 91arvcn) mad)cn ; 2. l. t. fiiv gcifteS^ obmcfcnb evflaren. STULTILOQUENCE, Stultii.oqtiy, s. bag tf)ijrid)te ©cfc^aici^, ©ciinifd). STUM, s. ber (nngcfeltcrte) i'Jpft; nn* gegpbrnc SBeii'i, anfgcgobrnc 2Beiii, ©abrmcin, ©tnmnnrjViii. To STUM, V. n. (pcvbovbcncn SScin burc^ 3)Jpfl) iiiiebcr anfga^vcn laffeit, ncnen SBein mad)cn. To STUMBLE, v i.n.i. int ®fbcn 'f' ten; 2. ftpfjen, anftofjcn, einen Seb- ler begcbcn; 3. jnfalligeniicifc ntif etlvag'ftopen ; prov.^. he stumliles at a straw, er ift cin .flfeinigfcit^fvamev; to — at, fi(^ an ctwag ftpBcn; fig. ft($ ein aScbenfcn baviibcv macf)cn; to — on (upon), or into, ailf Ctivag f!0« fieii, eg pU^^lic^ antvcffcn; to — over iibev etnmg (aH'g=)fancn, tpvfchi; il. n. onfbaltcn, ®d)aMcvigfcit mac^en, Slnftpj; gcben, bdcibigen. STUMBLE, s. bag ©iplpevn, ©tran' fbchi; bev Scbltfitt, bag SGcrfebcii, bev ©d)ni^cr, S3ocf. STUMBLER,.9.ber©rvand)fcr;ftt>auirf!f 3)Jenfc* ; bag ftolpeviibe ^Pfcrb. STUMBLING, s. bag ©tolpcm, @ro» gen, Slnftpfien, ©trnncbctn ; bcrSebl' STYL SUBC SUBH triil; baS 33crfc()ci!; — Wock, (— ttnne',, fig. ber (5tciu bcs 9lnflo|jf^; —ly. ado. fiolvcntb, ftraucf)eliib, fcb= lenr. _ STUMP, g. ber fedtmpf, Stiimmf [ ; to t'lie — , bis auf btn Stiimpf, biivd)au«. STUMPY, arfj. 1. havt, ftraff, fiftf, ftDr= rig {W. ii.) ; 2. fitrj, fiamnii;]. To STUN, I', a. 1. beraiiOcn ; 2. »erbu= ^cn, bcfiiivjcn, flamwii ma(i)en. 7W STUNT, V. a. am 2Bac^«t^ume 6iu= ticvn, »evbutten lafffti ; »cinua^rtofcu. BTUPE, s. ber SBii^elappcit, wavmc Umf^liig ; bie 33a^uug, ia9 Stxaxu terbab. 7'u STUPE, V. a. bii^ett, njariii uinf(^Ia= gen ober »cvbinben. STUPEFACTION, s. bit Sctiiubuttg, a^cvbu^uiig, Scflurjuiiij, baS (Staii= ueit. gTUPEPAcrrvE, (if. bcfaubenb. S".'UPEFiER, s. bfi- (bie, bas) Setau= beiibc ; bag 53ctaubun(}8mtttcl, .giar= tuii(]SnuttcI. To STUPEFY, V. a. 1. bctciitbctt, ycvbiu §cii, bumm mad;eii, scrbumnieii; 2. fccr (:fnivfinpiing ober bc« ^emutjt= I'ciMiS beraiibcu; 3. bc^uvjt mad)cn, ill Stnuticii fe^ftt, jlaiiiieii inact)fn, tic(t)i5vcit ; 4. flumpfen, bie ^raft lte[)infll; to be stupilied with . .. bc= Tiiubt, btfliivjt ff 1)11 »oi: . . , burcft . . . STUPENDOUS (adv. — Ly). adj. CVflau= nciib, frfiaunlitft, njunbcrfam ; — ness, s. bie g'vjiauiilid^teit, SQunbcrbartcit. STUPID (mil!. — ly), adj. bumiii, (5eifl= Itig, !ev^flo?, nlbcrtt, betaubt, bcfiiirjt. STUPIDITY, I s. 1. bie ySctaitbung, STUPIDNESS, J 53efliir5Utig, baS Stamtcti ; 2. bie 5)iimm^eit. STUPOR, s. 1. bie $^ctaubutig, @rflar= ritiig ; 2. Summfieit; 3. ba« (Svftaus lien, StaiTcn, 9luftavrcn, 9liiflauiicu. To STUPRATE, v. a. JlOt^jitrfjtigctl, fdjaiibcii. STUPitATiON, s. bie SRptljiic^ttgung, igcfiatibnug, L. r. ba8 Stuvnt"'- STURDlNEss, s. 1. bie 2)rcifliflfeit, Mdifiit, 5ced)l;eit, ber Xxii% ; 2. bie (gtovvigteit .gavhtdcf igfett ; Staiib= fiaftisjhit ; 3. ©tavfe, .§dite, 2)evb= bcit. s-i'URDY (adn. — ily), adj. 1. fiarf, ftaft= t)oU, berb, baubfefi; fieif, flraff, haxt, fiarr; 2. fiovrig, lartiidrfig; mutfjig, fiibtif breifl, fedf, tro^ig. STURDY, s. bie S)iet)traiif^eit ber (Sc^afe; (Sc^winbeltorner. STURGEON, s. bet (coiiiinon — , genteint) Stlir (Jlcipenser sturio — £,.} ; bet c§rtUfeK {.Hcipenser huso — L) ; caviar — , ber Stcvlet (^Adpenser ruthenus - — X.). To STun'ER, V. n. flottem, jtammeln. STUTTERER, s. ber Stottcrer, Stainm^ ler. STUITERINGUY, ? adn. (tt. il.) flot= STUTTINGLY, > (eriib. STY, s. 1. ber (^cftjucin-") stall, ( (S4)aH'{ti=),^obcii ; 2. baS @erpcn= torn am 5Iuge. To STY, V. a. einflallen, tn ben (gtaU (^uit, eitifverren. Kl'YGIAN, adj. |ittgifc6, bbflifc^. BTYLE, .?. 1. ber ©riffcl; ©tidbel, bie SVifee, iyjabel ; 2. ber Scifler; 3. R T. ber ©riffcl; 4. ber @fn(, bie 0cf)ieibart, ber 3Iu«bru(f; bie 9lrt iiiib .ft^iinft, eigeiic SJiaiiicr tit ben .ftiiiifteii ; 5. ber 2;ite(, 91ame ; bie iBerorbming, S^erfa^nuiggart: 6. bie Bcitvet^nuiig (old — , bie alte juliaiii= fc^c 3i'if>"cc{)nung ; new — , bie neue 3citrcrf)nung) ; 7. vid. Stile; in—, J)ruit!()aff, liDc^trabenb ; to live in — , Slufnjaiib (ein grctjes .^auS) madbeii ; Ja the first — , hacij bciii ucuepcu ®c= fc^m;,(f; chasteness of — , ba'? ?5t'fi= fei;n bcS Sti;ls sou !8arbari«meii ; — of court, ber (5uvia(flv(, bie Ran- jedeifc^reibart; the royal — , bie fo= uigli(fte 33erorbiiHiig. To STYLE, V. a. itcmieii, bciicniieii, bc= titelit. STYLiFORM, adj. nabelformig, fptfeig, griffelformig- STYLISH, adj. ^ruiitbaft, ^oc^trabcnb, ntobifc^. STYLITES, .9. pL bie 0ti}litett (cine d)riftlic^e 0e!te). STYLOBATION. s. Jlrch. T. bcr lSdU= leiiftubt, <2dulciifuj5. STYLOID, adj. vid. Styliform. STYPl'IC (Styptical), Med. T. I, adj. fittptifcf), siifamineiisiebetib, blut)iil= (eiib, jlovfciib ; ii. s. ba« biutftiUcnbe «mittcl. STYPTICITY, s. J\Ied. T. baS Stl^V't- fc^e, Slutililleiibc, Stopfntbe. STYRIA, Stiria, s. bie Stciermarf. STYTHY, Stithy, s. bcr Slmbop, baS Spevr^orn. STYX, s. Miith. T. ber (etin-, .§i5Hcn= f!u§. SUABIA, s. (ba§ ?anb; Scftroabeit. SUABIAN, I. adj. fc^wdbifct) ; II. s. ber (Scfemabe. SUABILITY, s. bie SScrf(agt)arfeit (tu. ii.). SUABLE, adj. ucrflagbar. SUASIBLE. adj. Jit ii'bcrrcbcit, }it bere= ben, ju leitcn, ju leiifeii, leiifbas. SUASION, s. bie Ueberrebusg, Scre^ bung. SUASIVE, adj. iibcrrcbciib, bcrcbcnb. SUASORY, adj. jum Uebcrrcbcii bicti= li(^, ubcrrcbcub. SUAVITY, s. bie (2iif)ig!cit, Sicbli^= !cit, 9lnmut(). SUB.ACID, adj. citi wciiig (etwaS) faucr, fduerit4>. SUBACRID, oiij. ein tvcnig §crbc, ct= tua« fc^arf. SUBACTION, s. 1. bie llnter)Pt^ung, Sejnjiitguitg ; 2. Ch. T. bie Sflicbers bampfuiig, 9lbfcl)mclsung ; 3. 3er= ViilDening ; 4. Med. T. bie 9Utfi»ci= rining, dnuctdjilug. SUBAGITATION, s. bic ffcifc^licbc 3Scrmifc^ung. SUBAH, s. (in Siibicu) bie Statt^al= terfc^aft. SUBAHDAR, s. bcr "Statt^altcr cincr 5|Jrp»inj in 3ubieu. SUBAHSHUP, s. ber ®crid)tSbcjirE et- nc« (5iiba!)4ar. SUBALTERN, I. adj. Ulltcvgcorbuet ; II. s. ber Uutcre, Unterbeanite, 0ubar= tern. SUBALTERNATE, adj. aljWec^fctnb; untergcorbnct. SUBALTERNATION, s. 1. baS 9Iufein= anberfolgen, bie Slbwcc^fclung ; 2. bie Uutcrorbiiuiig. SUBAaUATlC, I adj. uiitcr bcHt 30afs SUBAQUEOUS, J fcr (Itcgcnb). SUBASTRAL, adj. uiiicr bcu Stcrncn, irbifd). SUBASTRLNGENT. adj. ein wcuig (et= rortS) jufamiucnjie^cnb ober fti>pfciib. SUBAXILLARY. adj. Ulttcr belli Ur-- fprunge bc8 3ipe§ ftebcnb. SUBBEADLE, s. bcr Uuterf)dfc^cr, Srotjnfnecfet, ®erid)t4fuc{$t. SUBBRIGADIER, s. bcr Uutcrbrigabicr. SUBCARBONATE, s. C/i. T. JjO^Icu= faure niit jii ftarfem ®nfe. SUBCARBURETED, adj. Ch. T. illt gc- ringen ©rabe mit i^oblcnfloff ge= fd;n)dngcrt. SUBCELESTIAL, adj. uiiterijiniinlifc^, trbifcf). SUBCENTRAL. adj. iintcr bcni afiittcU punft befinblid;. SUBCHANTER, s. bcr Untercanfor, Un* terfdiiger. SUBCLAVIAN, adj. .'7. T. untcr bcm SctjuUerbeiue; — vein, bic Sdjiiffcls teinabcr. suBCOMMissroNER. s. bcr Uiitcrcom= mipr, Unterfd)reibcr. SUBCOMMITTEE, s. bie Uiitercommif= fton, ber ltntcvau§fd)u^. SUBCONSEQUENCE, s bie golge an« etuer Solge, untere Solge, jjueite golge. SUBCONSTELLATION, s. ,1st. T. bie Untcr=SonflcItation, i>a5 ©terubitb »om 5»tieiten Siange. SUBCONTRAaPED, adj. bUVC^ ciltClt ncucn 3Sertrag oeriunben. SUBCONTRARY, adj. I)alb cntgcgcn. SUBCORDATE, adj. B. T. fafl bcrjfi5r= mig. SUBCOSTAL, adj. A. T. nnter ben 3fiip- pcn befinblid). SUBCUTANEOUS, adj .0. T. untcr ber ^ant befiiiMccJ), jwifdjcn .§aut nub glfifd). SUBCUTICULAR, adj. uwtn bev Dbcr= ^aut liegenb. SUBDEACON, s. ber Snbbiaconus, Uii^ tcrbiacoun*, llntcr()elfer, nntere i^iilfepriefler. SUBDEAOONRY, ? s. bag (2ubbiaco= SUBDEACONSHlP, S nat. SUBDE.AN, s. bcr ©ubbccauus, Uutcr- bcc^ant. SUBDEANERY, s. bic 2Biirbe niib ba3 9Imt cinc3 Untcrbed;aiiteu. SUBDECUPLE, adj. ein 3i'f)lltfl ?"*= baltcnb. SUBDITiTIOUS, adj. untcrgcfd)obcu (w. ii.). To SUBDIVERSIFY, v. a. verinanmd)= faltigeii^ wiebcr abdubcvn; iinmer anbeVa inad)cn, SScrdnberung an\ 3?erdnbernng mac^en. To SUBDIVIDE, v. I. a. nntcrabt^cilcii, Itnterabtbeilungen madien; 11.71. uu= terabgetbcilt ttjcvben. SUBDIVISION, .5, bic Unterabti)eilung ; ba§ Unterabt^cilen. SUBDOLOUS, adj. bctriiglic^, liflig, fi-^lan, fcin (n>. ii.). SUbDOMINANT, s. Mas. T. bic <2nbbO= minante. SUBDUABLE, adj. unfcnucrfbar, be= jwingbar. SUBDUAL, s. bie Untcripcrfiiug. To SUBDUCE, J V. a. 1. cntjicben, WCiV r« SUBDUCT, J ncbmcu; njcgsic^cii ; 2. abjicbcn, fubtrabircu. suBDUCriON, .?. 1. bic eutjiefjiing, 3Begna^nic; 2. 9lbjic^ung, bcr 9lb= jng ; baS ^Ibjicbcn, bie Subtraction. To SUBDUE, V. a. 1. untcrmerfcu, \\\\- tcrnjiirftg inadjcn, uutcrjoc^cu, bc= jwiugcu, iibcrmdltigcii, befiegeu, cv= fdjopfcu; 2. unterb'riicfeii, bcbriicfcu; 3. bdubigen, jdbuicn, bdiupfcu; 4 (2aub) scrbeffern, fruc^tbar niad;cn; (Untrcait) ucrtilgcn, auSroticu; to — one's flesh, Th. Ph. fciu Slcifc^ freujigcn, faftcicn. SUBDUER, s. ber Uitfcrjorbcr, 33c= jwiugcr, SBdnbigcr, Uutcrbriidfer, 3d^mcr. SUBDUPLE, SuBDUPLlCATE, adj. ^alD. SUBEaUAL, adj. bcinab glctcp. SUBERATE, .?. baS forffaurc ©afj. SUBERIC, adj. Ch. T. forffaucr ; — acid, bie Jlorffdurc. SUBEROSE, adj. B. T. bcnagt. SUBFROUS, adj. Eorfartig. SUBFUSE, adj. buuEcibrauu. SUBGLOBULAR, adj. fugclic^t, rUttb^ lid). SUBHASTATION, .9. bcr i.^ffcntli(i)c (ge« rid)tlid)c) -Berfauf, bic 3?crfietgern«g, 3luctipu, Subljaftatton. 4'Jl SUBL SUBO SUBS eUHlNDlCATlON, s. bie Slitjciije, iBi- leidjnuiiij. SUBINFEUDATION, s 1. /.. T. bie $!c= lebmtiig mit fiiiem 'Jlftcrletjfii ; i. bag SUBITANEOUS, adj. }>[ofclic^, fctjttcU, eiltg. SUBJACENT, cdj baVUUtcr lifijenb ; 1111= ten (ticfcr) aclfgeu. BUBJECT, I. arfj. 1. iiiiter chillis Dbev iiiUfii bcfiubltit ; 2. 511111 ®niiibe a^i- kgt; 3. uutcnvpifiMi, uutcvgcbni, Miitertf)ati, bicitftbav; 4. au^geffljt ; 5.t>CVpflid)tct, fc^lllbtg; the — matter, bcr (fvaglidjc) ©egeiiftanb; to hold — to..., jui- iBcifiigmig ... ^altcii; — to uiy order, JU mciiur SBcvfuguiig ; to be — to anger, lctcl)t JOVllig Wa- beii; U.S. 1. ber Uiitcrtf;nit, Uutergc^ itnt; 2. baS (Subject, bci: (5)cgeii= ftanb, ba8 ©niubbiiig, ©niiibwcfcu, bcr ©vmtbbcgviff, ba« ©runbmort, bcv Stpff, bn§ SScfcn, bie ^JSevfoii, bcr 9Joniiliatit); the —I treat of, bCV ®C = gciitliiiib, nioboii ic{) bauble ; it is her perpetual — , ftc fpric^t iiiiauft)ijvltci; bnyoit. Ty SUBJECT, v. a. 1. bavuiifcv Icgcn, iiittcrlfgcii ; 2. barlcgcit, bavflclieii; 3. aiiSfe^cii, blo^fiellcii ; 4. (— to) uttteni'frfcn, jiiiteijocf)cii, bteuflbav iiiadjcn (3ciitaiib ciiicm); to — to imposition, bcr ©cfa^r bcr Ucben)or= tl)ciliiitg auSfc&cii, blofiftclleii. BiJBJECTioN', .•?. 1. bie Uiitcrwerfiing ; 2. Uiiterworfetifieit, Untcnt»iirfigfcit ; *.Jlbt)angigfeif, ^flicijt, Sieiiflbarfeit. SUBJECTIVE (wl,;. — i,y', « trbifrf). SUBLUNARY, s. tM Srbifctc. suBLUXA'i'iuN, s. s. T. bie a3er{iau= c^nng. SUBMARINE, adj. untenuecrifci), iintcr (in) bcr See. SUBMAXILLARY, adj. WWUX bcr .^illU= labc. SUBMEDL\NT, s Mus T. bic @ubniC= biantc. T<.' SUBMERGE, v. I. n. nntertanct)fit ; iinter 3Saffer fc^cn, iibcvfc^mcmmeu; IL 11. untertauc^en (»on Sdjivalbcn). SUBMERSE, ) adj. B. '/'.untcrgetanc^t, SUBMERSED, 3 untcr bcm aSaffcr iimci)fciib. SUBMERSION, s. 1. baS ltnferfanrt)en, (frtranfen; bie Ucberfcinjcmmung ; 2. bas Siegcn unter aBaJTer. SUBMISSION, s. 1. bie Unternjerfung, Untergebung, llcbergebnng, (frge= bung; 2. 5)rmntt),'@clb'jiocrhing= nnng, Uiitertbauigfcitj 3. bcr®c^oV= fttin. SUBMISSIVE {adf. — ly), adj. iinter= iviirfig, nntergcben, bemiit^ig, erge- beii ; — ness, s. bie Untenviirftgfcit, S)emut(). SUBMISSLY, adv. (W. li.) vid. Submis- sively. SUBMISSNESS, s. [\0. li.) vid. Swbmis- SIVENESS. ToSUB.MiT, V. I. a. 1. untcrmerfcn ; erniebrigcn; 2. iiberlaffen, anbeim= ftellcUj vprlcgcn, barlcgcn; il.n. fic^ untenuerfeti, ftcb ergcbeii, ftc^ gcfan= gen gebcu ( — to, ciiicm); nact)ijebcn, njeic^en. SUBMIITER, s. ber fttt) Unfcvwcrfcnbc. SUBMULTIPLE, s. (— number) Ar. T. ber in ciucr 3al)l entljaltcne (Vactur. SUBNASCENT, adj. baniiitcr anfmac^= feub, untcn fervor gc[)enb. SUBNORMAL, 5. o. T. bic (Siibuor- male. SUBNUDE. adj. B. T. fafi blatttoJ. SUBOBSCURELY, ado. ctmaS bUllfcl. SUBOCCIPITAL, adj. S. T. UUtcr bCIU i^inter^au))te. SUBOCTAVE, SUBOCTUPLE, adj. ciu 3Ic^ttf)ci[cnt^alteub cber anSmac^eub. suBoarAVE, .«. Mns. T. bie Untcroc= ta»e auf bcv Drgel. SUBOCULAR, adj. iiuter bcin 9lugc bc= fiiiblid;. SUBORBICULAR, \adj. fafl fretSf&r^ SUBORBICULATE, \ mig. SUBORDINACY, s. bie Siiborbiiiation ; Unterorbnung, ber Unterftanb, bie Untenuiirfigfcit; the — of govern- ment, bic 9lb|1ufung tu ber JJegie= rung. SUBORDINATE, adj. fubovbinirt ; ber Drbnung nacf) geringcr, untcrgcorb= net, uuterftanbig, nntcrmorfcii; — ly, adv. in ber Unterorbnung, «nterftan= big. To SUBORDINATE, v. a. fuborbillircn ; nnterorbncn, untcrfcfeen, abftiifcu, uutcrrocrfen. SUBORDINATION, s. bie erla» ben, sorforbcrn, citircn. SUBPRIOR, .'. ber Subvrior, Untet* Vvior. SUBPURCHASER, s. bcr Jtanfer aus jwcitcr .^anb. SUBQUADRATE, adj. fafl quabratifc^. SUBQUADRUPLE, adj. tin ajicrttjcil entbaltenb. suBauiNTUPLE, adj. tin giiuft^cil cntbaltciib. SUBRAMOUS, adj. B. T. fafi ciflig. SUBRECTOR, s. ber Siibrcctor, Unter^ rector, UuterDorfJe^er cincS 6oUea gtum^. SUBREPTION, .». via. Sbrreptios. SUBREPTITIOUS, vid. SpRREPriTioug. SUBROGATION, s. vid. Surrooation. SUBROTUND, adj. rUUblicfe. SUBSALINE, adj. ft^lPrtCi) gcfatjcil. SUBSALT, s. Ch. T. cin Sal^, ba« fia Ucberma^ ber SSafe cntl^iilt. SUBSCAPULAR, A. T. adj. WWUX bflTl ©cJ)ultcrblatt. To SUBSCRIBE, v. a s- n. i. nntcrfd)rct= ben, untcrjeiclncti, fnbftribircn (- to, auf), abo:-'ircn ; 2. fg. dn»iUi= gen, beivflid)-..n, fid) »crflc^en, tin= gel)en ; to — to n circulatini,' library, bet ciner Scfebib!iotI)cf abonniren; I do 1 not — to it, ii^ gcbe ti nic^t ein, id) I fagc nicl)t ja bnju ; risk subscribed, M 1 E. bie iibernommcne @efa[)r. SUBSCRIBER, .9. ber Untcrsetc^Kcr, ©ubfcribcnt, ?Un>nnent; list of sub- scribers, bie SnbfcriptionS= ©bet 5lbonncnicutgIific. SUBSCRIPTION, s. bicUntcrfdjretbunfl, Untcr5cid)nung, Untcrfit)rift, Suo^ fcription, baS -^ibonncmcnt; price 01 ■ — , bcr Subfcripliongpveis. 1 SUBSECTION, s. bie Untevabtf;cilung, i ter Unterabfdjnitt. SUBSECUTIVE, adj. nrt($fol8enb. SUBSEMITONE, «. jMus. T. bCr tUlteV^ ^albe Son. SUBSEPTUPLE, adj. cin Sicljcutbcil entbnitcnb. SUBSEQUENT, adj. folgeiib, nad)fo{= genb; — to that time,narb bicfer3cit; a — clause, bcr 3llf>lfe'"tifcl ; to make a — payment, nacbft^ie|jfn, nac^ial)^ len (cine geroiffe Summed ; — endor- sers, bie i&intcrmanner, ^Jacjmanner (auf 2Bed)feln, bie nacijftebenben @i= rnnten) ; — ly, adv. folgenb^, iiat^^tx ; barnaci), mit^in. To SUBSERVE, v. a. bicncu, bel)ii{flic^ fcpn, nad;foinnien, Solge leiftcn. SUBSERVIENCE (— cy), .?. 1. bcrStcnft, SfJu^cii, bie 2)ienlic{)fett, e^ijrberlid^j feit, 33e^iilpic^feit; 2. bieUntenviirs ftgfcir, 2lbbangigfctt; aBiilfabvig= feit; in — to..., a\iS SBiUfii^rigfeil gegen . . . SUBSERVIENT (adc.—i.Y), adj. I. bie» ncnb, bienftbar; 2. bicnlid), niifelic^, beforberlifb. SUBSES.S1LE. adj. B. T. fe^t f urjfliclig, faft aufft^enb. SUBSEXTUPLE, cdj. cirt Sed)«t^til ent(}altcnb. To SUBSIDE, V. n. nicbcrgc^en, niebevi fallen, ftd) fcfecn, fid) legcii (uon cinet ®cfc^mn(fti, ftnfcn, fallen, abneh* men, Itac^IatTcn; the streams — from their banks, bie .g>ij^e bcr ®tri.aS. SillffU, SaUeu, btc 5lbiia^iuc; 2. ber (iio= bcit=)£at}. SURSIDIARY, (irfj. .^iilfe Iciflcnb, 511 -SiJlfc fommeub, juv ^iilfe initmii-= fctib, .^iilfgi • • • ; — books, M. E. bic .!?ulf#buc^i'r ; —stream, ber ??ebeii= fiu9j — treaty, ber <5uliftbicnacv= tvag ; — troops, pi. ^ulfStinipVcii. SUBSIDIARY, 5. ber (btc, ba«) .§ulfe= (ei^cubc. To SUBSIDIZE, V. a. vdulfsgelbfr gebctt, met @ul))lbicii i>erfet)fit. SUBSIDY, s. bie (@e(b=).5ulfc, ba§ .0ulflgcIb, bie (.§ulf^=)Steucr, 3u= bupe, ber sBcttvag. 7'o suBSiGiV, K. a. untcrjetci^iteit, bar= imtcr fefecit (m. ii.). BUBSIGNATION, s. hit Uiiterjeic^nuiig (tt>. ii.). To SUBSIST, V. I. n. 1. ba fe»it, feint, fortn)at)ie«, bejicfKit, bkibcit: 2. ftc^ «rnai)ccH, ftcf) balteit, ftd; eibalten, auafoinnicit, Icbcu ; ( — on, upon, yon) ; to — on charity, ypit 3Umofeu kbeii; II a. eriiabren. BUBSISTENCE (— cy), s. 1. inxi fovt= taiteritbc 2?dfcvn, Seflebeu ; 2. baS v:eben§mi»el, ber Utitef^alt, baS*JIuS= fommeit, ber ScbenSiintertjalt; 3. b«« SllrooblteU; to Rain one's — , fli'^ tiirt^^elfen, fctn 9lu«fommeu ^aben; u» labour for — , fiirS 33vob arbciteu ; — money. Mil. T. bicc9clb, 5Pfle= gegelb. 8UBSISTENT, aiij. \. ba fci)eiib, l)e= flc^cub ; 2. titroobiieiib, cij^cit. SUBSOIL, s. ba« imtcr'e (Srbretef), bie ©rutiblage. SUBSPECIES, s. bie .galbart, (Hc^etu= flVt. SfiBSTANCE, s. 1. bic Subflanj; baS aBcfeti, Sing ; 2. bie gefiigtcit, ber Jti)r<5cr; 3. bic 5JSirtlict)fcit, baS aBc= feittlic^e, ber mcfcutli^e S^beil, a3e= ftuHbtbcif, .§jm?ttl)eil, bie Jtraft, bn« ikfic. '3)iarf;4. ber njcfeiitlidjc 3u= {)alt, .^^auvtiiifxiU ; 5. ber 91eic^= t()itin, bd« (Stgcitt^um, SSermbgen, ?DJit(e{, Sebcn; — of a letter, ber tuefeHtitc^e 3iil;alt eittcS SriefcS. SUBSTANTIAL {ndo. — ly), ailj. i. \>it' fcntlic^, felbftfiiiiiibiij; luirflict; 2. lijrpevlic^, matcriefl; 3. ftarf, bid)t, fefi; 4. fviiftii], gebruttgeii, baiiev= Ijaft, na^rl;aft; 5. bermbgeiib, wol)l- BUBSTA>fTIALlTY, \ s. \. btC 3Be= BURST ANTIALNESS, S fcutlic^feit, bo8 aBefcijflif^c, bie .fiauptfat^lic^feit; 3Birflic^fdt; 2. Jlormlidjfcit; 3. <2tih-fe, Scfiigfeit; 4. S'Jaljrbafti.^Eeit. BUBSTANTIALS, s. pi. bic lUCfctlliicbeil 2;b«ile, .^auptpuiifte, iucfeiiilic{)e Siiii^'. To SUBSTANTIATE, v. a. 1, Jltllt 2Be= fen mat^cn, t5cvwiifli(f)cn, Sieftanb flebcit, jur 5)auer briiigen, befefti= gcit ; 2. bartbuii, evfjnvteit, beftiiti= fleii, bcglaubigcn, beuifuiiben, be= lucifcn. EUBSTANTIVE, s. Gram. T. ba8 (Sub= ftai-lio, .gnuptmort, Sad)wort; — ly,'flrfi). wefeittlic^ ; Gram. 7'.al5 Sub= ftauti». To sUbSTiTLTE, v. n. fubfliiuirett, ju* ovbucii, ail eiiieS Sliibcrii @tcHc fc= ^ett, itutevfc^iebcit. 5UBSTITL-TE, s. 1. ber Siibflitiit, 3u= fleorbittfe, 5)ieiift= obcr 2lnit«oer5 trcter, sEcrwefer; 2. baS (SteU«er= tvetenbe ; 3. ©urroflrtt, ©rfafcmittcl ; 4. Mil. Ph. ber freiroiUige @te[iuer= trcfcr. sUliSTXTUTlox, t. 1. bie ''^''">i3. iSefcnng ciner 5}3crfon obcr ©attic an bic Stelle ct^ ner 3lnbeni ; 2. StcUvu-rtvctung; 3. Uifterfcbicbang ; 4. Oram. T. bie "Swllcvft^. Tj substract, v. a. fiibtrabircH, ab= jic^en ( — from, DOn), abnebmcn. SUBSTRACTION, s. bie ©ubtracfiou, Stbjie^ung. SUBSTRATUM, s. 1. bic ScJ)ici)t, Sa= ge (Grbe, obcr gclfcii) ; 2. Log. r. bie Subfianj, iaS ©ubj^vat. SUBSTRUCTION (Substructure), s. bafi Unterbaucn; ber Uiitcrbau, bfc Giunblage ; baS Uittcrgcbaiibe, ©runbgcbaiibe. SUBSTYLAR-LlNE,5.bie2)JittagSlinie, 3eigcrlinie, SubftijKirlinic aiif 2oii= neiiubren. SUBSTYLE, s. vid. Substylar-line. SUBSULTIVE, SuBsuLTORY, mlj. unt = f?>ringenb, ^ij))fcnb, ftd) i:t 3lbfa&e:i beroe'gcnb. suBgULTORiLY, ado. fpringenb, fvntngwcife. SUBSULTUS, s. Med. T. baS >§iipfen, 3u(fcn. SUBTANGENT, s. G. T. bie 'SlllUn' gente. To SUBTEND, v. I. a. (bcfpttberS, T.) bc^nen, }iet)cn, fpanncu ; u. n. fid) bebuen. SUBTENSE, s. o. T. bic (Sel;nc, (S§or= bn. SUBTEPID, adj. IaiITO«rm. SUDTERFLUENT, \ adj. mUw flicficilb, SUBTERFLUDUS, ) banintcr rocgflic= {icnb. SUBTERFUGE, s. bie 5Ill*fflI'^f, bc>-" SSormanb, ^^efself. SUBTERRANE, s. bic .§pi}Ie. SUBTERRANEAN, \ ,. „„.„.:,..;rj: SUBTERRANEOUS, 1 «''J- ""tcrirbtfc^. SUBTIL (adv.— h\'),ad;. i. fllbtil, fcin, fiiufilid), jurt, biinii ; 2. fd)arf, burets britigcnb; 3. fpitjfiiibig ; fd)arffid)= tig; 4. lifiig, fc^Ian, flag. binterliftig, felled) t, nicbrig, befriigcrifd) ; — ness, s. 1. bie Beint)eit, iSd)arfe, baS 3ar(e, 5)iinne ; 2. jig. bie (Svi6fiiu= bigfcit; 3. @(t)laui)eit, gift, giftig= feir. SUBTILITY, s. vid. Subtilty. SUBTILIZATION, s. i. bie .93cvbiin= nung, 93crfcincrung, (Sdjiirfung ; 2. Oi. T. SSerfliic^tignng ; 3. fg. (Spi^= finbigfeit, Jlliigcici. To suBTaiZE, J). I. n. fcin niad)en, »erbiinnen, jufdjSrfen, jufvi^cn; serfeincrn ; ll. ji, fDi&fi»^'fl ff •)«. "iS Seine ge()cn, fliigcln. SUBTILTY, .9. bie Wein^eit, 3avfbcit ; 2. fig. Svifte. Sdjavfe, ber (B^axU ftnn; 3. bie Spigfinbigteit; 4. 8i^, ©c^laubcit. * SUBTLE (adv. — ly), adj. fubtil ; fig. fcin, lifiig, fd)Iau. To SUBTRACT, v. a. fubtvnbircn, ab= jiel)en ( — from, son), abncbmen. SUBTRACTER, s. bcr >Jlbjie^enbe. SUBTRACTION, 5. bic ©abtrnctton, aibjicbung; /,. t. bie (Sntjici)ung, 2?orentt)altung. SUBTRAHEND, s. JJr. T. ber (Sub(rii= I)enb, bie abjiebcnbe (obcr QlbjugsO 3n^l- SUBTRIFID, adj. B. T. UllbCUtlid), bvei= fpnltig. SUBTRIPLE, adj. ciit ©ritttf^cil eut- ^aitenb. SUBTUTOR, s. bcr lliiterbofmeifier. SUBULATE, SuBULATKD, adj. B. T. Vfrimeiifovniig. SUBURB, s. bie 93orflabt; fig. bic ©rcni^e, ber 3iaiib; suimrbs, p.'.. bic iBorflabte; j-jrt. bie Slupenitjerfc, ©rtniftiitfe. t'^JBURBAN, udj. jur SSprftabt gcf)5rij in bcr 5Bin-|'tnbt wohncnb. SUBURBKD, adj. 1. SorftSbtc babcub ; 2. an cine SoVflabt grcnseub. SUBURBICARIAN, Suburbic^ry, adj jur 5)iijccfc Diont gcbiivig. SUBVARIETY, s. bic Uutciabart, Un- tevfviclart. SUBVENTION. ,«. 1. ba8 3aMfd)enIoni= men; 2. baS 33cifpringcn, bic ^§iilf« (\v. it.). SUBVERSION, s. bie Umfcljaung, ber Umftnrj, bie 3crfiiJrnng. SUBVERSIVE, adj. Ullltc^reub, «!»» ftiivjcnb, jcrftijrenb (— of.., cine crfiif)ren. SUBVERTER, s. ber Umftiir^cnbe, 3"= fiijrer, 3Sevberbcr, SSenciiftcr. SUBWORKER, .9. bcr Untcrarbciter, >£»anblangcr, ©cljiilfc. succEDANEOUS, adj. flatt ciucS 91n= bcni gcbraiid)t, an bic €tcUe eines 9lnbern gcfc^t, ftcllycvtrctcnb. SUCCEDANEUM,*. ba§ nntcrgcfd)Dbc=. ne ficllyertrctciibe obcr (Srfa^=5Diit= td, ©urrogat-. To SUCCEED, V. n. on Staitcn nct)cn, gclingen, gliicfen, ©liirf mac^cn, anfchlagen ; lie succeeds in it, CS gliicft tfjnt ; t succeeded completely, C8 gelang lllir DcIlEomnten ; to succeed witli one, mit cinem an«fommcn obcr im^* fommen, c8 bci Scmanb burc^fcfeen. SUCCEEDER, .9. bcr ilJad)folger, (§xit. SUCCESS, «. baS Oelingen ; ber (?r« folg, 9lnsgang, gliicflidje ©rfolg, gmtgang, ba» ©liicf ; military — , bo< JlricgSgliicf ; to meet with bad — , fei» ©liidf tjabcn. SUCCESSFUL (atlv. — ly), adj. gliicfi lid), crfolgrcid). S>on gnteiii (jrfolac: gclnngcii ; —ness, s. ber gute @ifolg bag ©liicf. SUCCESSION, .9, i. bie Sofflc, ^a^- folgc; 2. 9flad)fommenfd^aft (oo.; Siirileu), S^ronfolgc ; 5lnii«folge ; erbfotgc; 3. ba« erbfolflcrcd)!; 4. bie golgcrcihe, Oicibc, giiiic; in (due,) — ,by order of — , in gc()^jviger9^eil)^ iiaci bcr ^clgcrcibe (bcr 53uc^ftabe.i Dber 3»if)lf«). folgcrcc^t; war of—, bcr ©ibfolgcfriog ; — of crops, bci Siucfetmcd)fel, bie iSruc^tOSQecijfe^ unrtbfc^tift. SUCCESSIVE, arij. cinS nad) bent Shu bent, folgevcd;t, anf einanbcr folgenb, iiad)riiif cnb ; — ly, o^io. in Solgc, ber 9icibe iiac^, i\a6) einanbcr, nac^ unb nad) ; —ness, s. bic 5o(gc, dUi^i, bet 3icibcngang. SUCCESSLESS (adv. — i.y), nrf/ Uligtiicf- lid), erfolgfoS, cbiie gvuninfd)teK erfolg ; — ness,*. iaS Ungliicf, Wii^* lingeii. SUCCESSOR. .9. bcr S']ad)fofgcr (in ci» ncm ©eff^iift n. f. jv.) ; S;^roufoU gcr; (Srbc. succiDuou.s, adj. fallcnb, Wftnfeub, Sitfamnicnfiutenb (w. ii.). succiFEROUS, adj. })h\U tcrmild) ; to give — , btc 93ruft ge^ belt, ftillen ; — fish,^ ber 0d)iffh'al= ter; — stone, ber Stetiibci§cr, Stci.-^ faugcr, bie Scclamprete {CoMUs tan.j. — L.). SUCKER, s. 2. bcr (bflS) ©atigcnbc, Wangling ; 2. jiiiigc SBaUfifcfe ; 3. bic @angrobrc, bit« Saugleber, ber ^itmpcrtfienipcl ; 4. bic ^feife ; 5. bcr fepriipling, (gdj^pfiitg. SUCKE're, k pi. eiiigemad)tc (5ad)eit, 3u(fcrn)crf, 3ucfcvp(a^cl)cii. BUCKING, s. baS Saiigcii ; — bag, bcr 3ulp ; — bottle, ba« ®augf(afd)d)cit, col. 3httfd»flafd)(^eit ; — calf, ba« Sangfalb, cui. Sogfalb ; — child, ber s&augliiig ; — fish, bcr Sc^iff^aitcr, ©C^ilbfifc^, (Sanger {Echeneis— L.) ; — Iamb, ba« Sfluglaiitm, col. (Sog= lainm ; — pig, baS ®panfcrfel ; — Bump, tic 'Bnugpuinpe, tciS (5aug= toert. To SUCKLE, V. a. faitgctt, (ciu ,%inb) fittlcit. BUCKLING, s 1. tcr Saugtiiig, bnS ^nnge ;. 2. ©tctttf (ec ; — horn, ba« Sciug^orn, bie 91onnc. RUCTION, s. baS (©in^jSuujcit. 434 SUDATION, s. has ©c^wtfeeti, bcr i2d)n)cttj. SUDATORY, s. ba« (Sc^wi^bab, .bic (Sd;nji§ftnbc. SUDDEN {adr. — ly). adj ))li>^\id), ax= ^^IB^tid), auf cin 3J?al, nncnuartct ; I have a — thought come into my head, col. ba fallt mir etiuaS cin ; — ness, s ba§ ^>Ii.^fe(i4)c, bie 5)]lb^licbfcit, baS Uncrroartcte, bic Uebcrratd;uug, ®e= fdjmiubigfcit, ©tic. SUDORIFIC, J\Icd. T. I. aij. (Sc^tuci^ ntat^cnb, fd;mcigtveibcub; n. s. baS fd)H)ci§trcibcubc 332tttc[. SUDOROUS, adj. fd;weitJiG, ^i)wn^= artig. SUDS, .?. pi. (soap — ), iai (2cifcn«3af= fer, bie (Scifentangc ; vuig.to be in the — , in ber .f?[emme fei)n; to leave in the — '\n ©tic^c laffeii. To SUE, V. a. &■ n. 1. (— one, CtltCn) geridjtiid) belangen, ucrllagcn; bei (Serid;tc fut^en ; fnpplicircn, aw^aU U\\, aufnd)cn ; cinflagcn, auStlageu ; 2. bnrrf) bitten crlangeti, an»ivirfcn; crfud)cn, crbittcu (geric^jtlid)) cvf)aU ten ; 3. Sp. E. ben S^uabct )>n^cn (yon i5alfen) ; to — for a thing, urn ttwas crfuc^en ; to — out, crbitten, an^wirfcn ; to — out a pardon, ciucu Carbon auSwirfcit ; to — upon, ein= ftagen, bclaugen iibcr... SUET, s baS ^fiicrenfctt, bcr Salg, ba§ Unfci)lit. SUETY, adj. fcttig, talgig ; talgi^t ; a — substance, ciuc fcttigc (Snbflanj. To SUFFER, V. a. S,- v. 1. Icibcn, nUS= fiebcn, bulben, crbulbeti, ertvagcn ; 2. nic^t binbcrn, gcftattcn, julaffett, laf= fen ; 3. cine ©trafe (ben 3;ob) lei= bCU; why did you — him to enter? warnm lichen Sie tt;n herein? this is not to be suffered, baStfl UnaUS= ficblic^ ; she must not suffered to talk, man muf) ftc n'lAit fprcc^cn Iaf= fen ; to — change, 35cranbcrung lei- ben ; to — for . . . biiiien fiir . . ; to — a 10S.S, (etncnj SScrlufl crlctbcn, »erlieren. SUFFERABLE (ado. — ly), adj. 1. leib= li<^, 'bulbbar, crtragiid); 2. jn ge= flatten ; sulafftg ; —ness, s. bte 2ctb= lid)fcit, ertragltc^fcit. SUFFERANCE, .?. 1. bie D'Jtc^tT^inbcs rung; ba«2)nlbcn; bie2?u(bung,3«= laffung; 2. baS ?cibeit, bcr ^d)\mq, bie Srbulbnng, ©ebnlb ; to remain in — . M.E. SfJoH leiben laffcn, bie 3In= naljme ciue3 2Bcd)fcls tjcrwcigcrn ; /-. T-s. cst.ate at — . cin rcdjtmafitg bc= fcffcneS ©rnnbfiiicf, baS man nad) (Srloff^cn bicfcS a^cd;tSanfpru(^cS noc^ tm 33eft(} bef)alt; tenant in—, cin 5pad)tcr, ber narib 5l61auf bcr Spi'Ki)t5cit n)iberrcc|tlici im ^cft(} bcr 5iJad)tung bleibt. SUFFERER, s. 1. ber ?eibcnbe, 2)ulbcr ; 2. (5)cftattenbe, Sut'iffct; he was one of the sufferers, cr jvar nutcr tcr3iil)l ber jnin S^obe SSerurtbeitten ; 1 am a — by it, id) oerlicrc babci. To SUFFICE, V. I. n. gcuug fel)n, ge= nitgen, jnrci^en, binlang'en ; — it to say, eS mbgc binrcic^cn in crwcifencn ; II. (I. 1. bavreid)en, »crfc{)cu; 2. be= fricbigen. SUFFICIENCY, .t. 1. baS 3nrcid>enbe, bic ©enngfamfcit, .§inlanglid)Eeit, 3nlanglicifcit, ®iniige, 5lngcincffcii= bctt ; 2. bcr binlanglt'dic Uiitcvbalt, baS Vlu^foinmen; 3. bie biiilaiiglid)c Sefrbaffcnbcit, gabtgfcit, iSd)icflicb= feit, 3;auglirf)fcit; 4. (— in law, 3ied)t5=)®iiltigfeit; 5. ®clbflgcniig= famfcit, ©clbfi:bc^agltd)feif, Sclbft: jufriebcuf)cit, bcr 'S^iiiitcl, (Sigen= biinfcl. SUFFICIENT Uid,:. — ly;, ridj. 1. gcnil,} gcnugfam, biurciiijenb, faltfam, bin. laughed ; 2. fdbtg, gecignct, tauglirt), aiigctucffcit ; to be— for.., 'tau* gc:'i jn . . ; — in law, rcd)t8giii= tig; a — witness, tin (i-ed;t3"'g;'i!figtt 3f«flE- To SUFFIX, V. a. ciiicm 20otte an= bangen. SUFFIX, s. bag (Siifftrnm, bcr SSort= anbang, bic SfJadjfi^lbc. To SUFFLATE, v. a. aitfblflfcn (W.U.). SUFFLATION, s. ba« 5lufblafen. To SUFFOCATE, v. a. cvfticfcit ; to lie. suffocated with . . , crftttft WcrbCiT bur(t) . . , nntcr . . ; suffocating rheuns, ber Sticffln^, as Uiitcrgrabcu, Uu» tcrinintren. SUFFRAGAN, s. (— bishop), bcr Sufs fragan(=93ifd)ofj, 2l?cibbifd)of. SUFFRAGATOR. .aS 3tdndbcrn (fraufct 2;bfilf) i'oii unteu auf, bic Saliuug. To SUFFUSE, V. a. iibcrgic^cn, iibcr- jicbcn, iibertauc^cn, iibei-breitcn. SUFFUSION, s. 1. bie Ucbergic^nug, (Srgtc^ung; 2. bcr Ucbersug, bi« jjacbe; 3. ^. ©di'inti'ijfhc. SUG, s. bcr Sccflob, bie aSafferlaua. SUGAR, .f. bcr 3"df r ; — of lead, bcr SSIcijucEcr; —of milk, bcr ?dlHd)= jucfer; acid of—, btc Bntfcrfdttve; — apple, bcr Bndcrapfcl; — baker, bcr Bii'f'^rbdcfer, 3"dcrfteber; — baking, ba8 3"d"'i'arfcii, 3l'rff'^l''lffi' niren, 3iitfcrftcbcu; — basin, bic 3i'= cfcrfdialc ; — boiler, bcr 3iiif fvEcffct ; — bo.\- ( — dish),bic3ii^crbpfe, 3nd'cr= bitdjfc ; — candy, bcr 6aubi§(=3iirff'")' 3ndcrfant, coi. Jtanbclsurfer ; —cane, ba§ 3>lcEcrro{^r {Sacclmrum offichwrum — L.); — caster, bic 3"dcrbiid)fe ; — cleaver, baS 3"cfflf'''i'"fl"cff£V ; — crusher, ber 3ucferquctfct»cr ; — dredg- er, rid. — sifter ; — eater, ber3uiJers freffcr (Cart/iia Jlavcolal ; — fl;ig, viU. — cane ; — house, bie 3ucffl'fiffcClf't 3ncfcrfabrif ; — house molasses, un- gcbcdtcr ©i)rup; —islands. 3"^fr- tiifcln ; — ladle, bcr Sc^JpfUiffcl bei 3nifcrbdcferu ; — loaf, bcr 3nrfcrbut; — loaf cornea, .^. 7". ba« burdfiftc^tigt, Icgelfijrmigc Jiotalflapb^lom fc" .flbrrt^aut; a — loaf sea, JV. T. ciue Inrjc, fraufc See, jtrappfce ; — maple, bcr 3iidcrab»rn ; — mill, bie 3u(fcrmiible ; — mite, bcr 3iicfc gaft (Lepi.sma saccharinnm) ; — mould, bic Siitf^'ilori". ^'"i" 3'idcrpott; — nippers, pi. bic 3l"ffr(l'l»gf J — P''^!'- baS 3i'^fi'fii"fi'fbfit ; — pan, bit 3uiferpfanuc; — pu.n, bie 3'"^"" erbfc ; — plantation, bic 3ii'ff >'VP*'"!* snug, 3'"ff''l^''i"f*iO'' ; — P'"""' ^'^ 3niJcrbobne, 3uifcicrbfc. 3urfetnian» bei ; — refmer. ber Sucfcvtlctcr ; — refinery, bic B'-ldcrraffiucric ; —sera?' I SUIT SULP SUMM ings, pi. S'lifcvfcfjlMpfct; — sennp, rie 3ii'ferf(l)aufcl ; bev Si'iffi'li-ifffl ; — scum, bCV ^llffcrfdjaum ; — shell, flic Svauciimiiitse, ba« 3i'^i'''l^''»^ff ( Tanacetum baUamita — /,. ; Balsamita vulgaris — ff^Uld.) ; — sifier, bcr 3u= (fci-jiteucr ; — sops, bie gejutffrfe i^ievfiipv^ '. — spirit, bci" 3i"f cr= bi-aiiiitroftit; — stick, bie ^nder- ftaitjje ; — sweepings, jii. SutfcrfcijffI ; — tongs, pi. bie Biiicvjaiijje ; — trade, bff 3lt'Jfl'()itlt'^«I ; — work, vid. — liouse. Tu SUGAR, v.a. 1. jiuffvit, iibcrjucfcni ; 2. wrfitKit. BUGARY, adj. 1, JUcfciig, »Oll S'lCfeV, jurfcrfiiB; 2. Iccfevij], eo/. fiipmaiilii}. SlJGESCKNT, aij. ba8 ©augeii bctvef: ff lib ; — parts, bit ©aiigewevEjciti]e. v.) SUGGEST. 11. a. ciugebeii, etitblafeii, eiiivauiifii, ciiifliiftci-u, (^ciiiiltd^) bci= bi-'iincu; iiibeuiytmib legcii; vat()eit, i-'jifdjlaijeii, tu ben J?opf fcfeeii ; to the propriety of . . , aiigcmeffeii fiu= ben, vaffeiib t)alten. SUGGESTER. s. bev ©tngcber, ?3ci= bi-tu|^cr, (Siubliiftv, gc^eime 3iat^= (]cber. SUGGESTION, «. I. bte ?rngabf, ^'m- j^ebuHf^, ©turafbunt^, G'turauniung, t*ii;flujlci-unii, sSeibringung, bev 35or= ft^hti?, ei-|leCJiihuuif, berSfJatb, SBtnf, flcbei'me iBevi^t, beinilicte ^{.i\t\)-- fc^tag; 2. L.T. bte (Slnjetsjc auf blogei JBermutbung. BuiciDAL, adj. fclbftmorbcrtf^ ; a — system, fig. ciu beui ctijueit Snfcrfff'-' i|minbcrlaufeiibe« Syftein. euiciDE, s. 1. bcr ©elbfimorb; 2. gelbftmorber. suiciDiCAL, aij. fclbflniovbevtft^. 6UIT, s. 1. fine 'Jln^abt sufanimenoie^ tuU-itjei- Singe, bie ©aruitnr, ber €*&, SQefitfe;' 2. bas 3»be()6r; 3. bie iL'i-te, (^avbe; 4. (a— of clothes), ;v (yellftaubige) ^lujng (bie sufaiii: MCUi^ebbftijen jTieibnn'gJflitcfe) ; 5. cie gevicbtliit)e Jtlagc, JHagefacf)e, ..'ioittefflcbe, bcr giiec^t^fall, -^^roscB; ti. ba3 >J(nfiicben, ©efuct), bie 33eiver= bung; 7. Sittc, 33ittf(^iift ; 8. ba« (yefolge ; a — of hangin!,'s, bie ganje ."Sapeserei ; a — of head-cloth, ba« <.XErff» bamit ifi tbm ;eben) gcbicut; it snits very well with him, ei fd;icft ftd) fe{)r wobl fiir ibn, ftebt tbm fe^r gnt an, tleibet ibn febr gut. lUlTAREE {(uIk. — i.v;. adj. I'llffenb, auiicnieffen, gemiii, libeveiujiimmtg, auftaubig, fc^icfltcft ; to be — to, g<= map feoit, onfief)en, iibevcinfliinmen mit . . ; — ness, 5. bie ©emagbfit. ?Ingemeffenbett, ini (£d)icfltcbc, bie ®d)idlid)feit. SUITE. .5 bie *vofgc, 9'?eibc(=55oIgc), rc= gelniiifnge Dibunug; baS ©efolge, bie ^Begleituug, Sicuerfdbaft (eine« giirften u. f. \x>.) ; a — of apartments, eiiie 3f!ci[)e Bimniev. SUITOR, «. 1. bevsiUttfiellcr, 9lnfud)er, Supplicant; 2. ^Pvoseffivenbc, 3ied)t^= fncber, litigant; 3. 33ea'cvber, 31n= bcter, Sreimeibcr, Sveier; a — in chancery, ber bci bent .ffan5efleige= ricbte eineu '^rojciJ aubcingig b^tt. SUITRESS, s. bie 3lnfncl)enbe, SBewev^ bevinn, Sittfieflevinn. SUIXATE, ) aflj. B. T. gcfuvcfet, fur= SULCATED, S O)'*?- To SULK, v.n. muvrcit, jiivnen, fd;ntoI= Icn, trc^f". <:oi. bumni tbii't- SULKILY, adc. iiblcr Saunc, niiinird). SULKINESS, x. baS miirri fd)e SBcfcn, ©cbmoUen, Siro^en, bieaBunberlid)- feit, ber (Stavrfiun. SULKY, ladj.coi. uiiivvifcb, tJcrbvicSiid), granilicb, mnnberlic^, cigenwillig, ftavrfi>pftg, tiicfifcb, trofeig ; ii. s. bie teidite, cinfpannigc Ql)aik (fi'anjij= lifci) disobligeante). SULLAGE, s. ber 5?lbjug Ui UnflatbeS, ber Jlotblauf. SULLEN (adv. — ly), adj. 1. triibc, matt, bi(!, bunfet, nnfier, biifler ; 2. unfrennblid), gramlid), miivrifc^, ijcv= brie&iic^, argcrltd); flarrftunig, bal«= ftarrig, tro^ig ; 3. bbfe, boSbaft, tiicfifcb; 4. fcbveJIic^, Ungliiif iueif= fageub; sniien-browed, mit fiujlevcr Stirn, finfter bliifeub; —ness,.?. 1. ba« miirrifd)e, gramifd)e, finftere aBc= feu, bie 93erbrie{jlicbfeit; 2. .0art= niidfigfeit, JpalSftarrigtcit, 53o*bfif- To SULT.,EN, V. a. scvbitftcrii. To SULLY, v.a. bcfnbclu, bcfcbmufecn, bcflerfen. SULLY, s. bcr (Sitmnfeflccf, Sferf . SULPHATE, s. ch. T. iaS fd)>uefelfaurc ©alj. SULPHATIC, adj. Ch. T. fc^wefclfauer. SULPHATO-, s. Ch. r. carbonate of lead, prism atifc^c« (f(^aiefelfoblen|"aurc«) S8 lei ; — tri-carbonate of lead, rbom= boebrifc^efi fcbmcfclfobleufaureS *-81ci. SULPHITE, s. Ch. T. baS fd;»efelig- fanve Salj. SULPHUR, s. ber Scfinjefet; tlowers of — , bie (Sc^iBcfelblumen, (£fb»oefcl= bliitbcu ; Sulphurs, pi. 33ulfane ; sul- phur-fume-bath, Med. T. baS Sd)Wcfet= bampfbab; — pit, bie Sdjefelgrube; wort, ber Saufcncbcl, ,§aarjirang {Peucedanuni officinale — A.). To SULPHURATE, v. a. fcbnjcfcluj sul- phurated hydrogen gas, gefd)iv)efelteS aBafferjtoffgaS ; sulphurated nickel, }>riSmatifct)er S^Jicfel; sulphurated oil, ber St^mcfelbalfam. SULPHURATE, adj. 1. fcbivcfclig ; 2. fcbiuefelfarbeu. SULPHURATION, s. baS ©C^lDcfcIn. SULPHURE. s. vid. Sulphuret. SULPHUREOUS (adu.—LY). adj. fcbwt- felig, fcbroefelartig ; — acid, bie fliic^i- tige ©cbroefelfaure; — acid-gas, fd)n)cfdigfauve» &aS ; — water, ba8 Sdjiuefelmaffer ; — ness. .?. ba§ (Scbroefctige, bie Scbmefelartigfcit. SULPHURET, s. Ch. T. jcbe i^crbiu^ bung ieS ©dbitefelS init eiuer SSafc. SULPHURATED, adj. Ch. T. gefcbmc= felt. SULPHURIC- ACID, s. Ch. T.bte S(^nJC= felfdnre. SULPHUROUS, adj. vid. Sulphureous. SULPHURa, s. Ch. T. — hydrogurated sulphite of soda, gefAuHfeltroafferr flofftes, fcbmefetigfaurcS ^flatron. SULTAN, s. bcr (Snltait, tiirfifc^t Jlaifer ; (sweet — , or — flower), bir njoblriccbenbe tiirfifdje J?orublum< (Ceittaurea mo.schata — /y.). SULTANA, s. bte Snltauinu ; Sultanc. SULTANESS, s. bie Sultaniun. SULTANRY, .s, brebmartige ©dnfefnp [Chcnopodium scoparin — /,.) ; — duck, bie eceentc, -43Iiimente, 33raut (.^ms sponsa — /,.) ; — fallow, bie ®ommcr='^rarf)e; to — fallow, V. a. Saiib (im ©ommcr) »orricb= ten; — fly, bie Sriibltng^flicge, aBafformptte ; — fruit, bie ©Dmmer=: frud;t, baS Sommerobft ; —house (— residence), bao ©ommcrbanS, Sufis ban*, ber Sommevanfeutbalt; — na- voi-w;ort, bal SlabcIEraut, bcr3}iann«s bavnitd) {Androsace — L.) • — partour, bag @ommer^immcr«5 — quarters, p/. bag Sommeriiuartier; — set, ber ^urjclbaunt; — savory, bic (i:om- mer=)toaturci; — snowdrop, bnS roeiyc ©ommeryeiifben; — solstice, bie Sommer=-Sonneumenbc, ber Idng- fle 2:ag, Sommerganfang; bcr bcif;e Sommcr; — suit, bie ®pmniertlet= bung; — teai, bie Sommcvbalbeiitc; — tree, bcr ©tiijjbaifcu, bie 9Jtppe ; — weather, bag ©ommcrwetter; — wheat, ber Sommermeijen. To SUMMER, V. I. n. bcu ©ommer \\u briugcH, iiberfommern ; ll. a. foin« nievn, warm balten. SUMMERSET, vid. under Summer. SUMMIST, s. bev (Sompeubicnfif reibct {xo. ii.). SUMMIT, s. 1. bcr(bi)(f)flf) ®ipfel, bit Jtuppe. Spifec,.$bbcj 2. fig. toMu bung, SSpIlfomm'cnbett. To SUMMON, V. a. \. geric^ttit^ «ctla» 4S5 SUP SUPE SUPE bttt, sorfovbern, flufiigcn citircit; 2. auffoi-fccin, niiftnctf u, aufntfcn, nifen, eiiiiabfii; to — up, aufbtctcii; aufa= geii, jufammeiirufcit. BUMMONER, .f. 1. bcv U^Ln-forbcrer, 2?i)rtflbcr, @evid)t«botc, SiiuiictuS; 2. Sluffprbcrer. eUiMMONS, * L.T.i. bic gcitc^tltcle tyLivlabuiig, SJorforbentiii], 5lnfagf, IJttatioii; bcr 33or!abiiiu]ssctti'f, (|i= tirjcttct; 2. bfr 9tiif, bii« Slufvjebot; bif yiufOl'bcnilli^ ; to serve a — upon .., etucii t»or Oericfct labcit, ci= tiveti. SUMXER, s. vuL Summoxer. SUMOOM, s. vid. Simoom. SUMP, s. bcr <5iiinpf, 5yiovaft. SUMl'TER, s. baS viauintbicv ; — horse, baS Saiimrc^, S}5a(fpfcv^ ; — mule, bcr Saftcfd ; — saddle, bcr @aum= fatfcl. BUMPl^UARY, adj. bit Jtoflctt ObCt bCtt Sliifaianb bctfc'rfcnb ; — laws (— edicts), bie ^vncfctgcfcfec, 9lufTOaiibi}c= feftc (®cfcfee btc bcii *?Iufamiib ctn= fc^n'cinfcit), Ptc Jllcibci-ovbuiiiiiv SUMPTUOUS {adr. — ly), adj. fofibar, foftfptdtg; vi'ac^tig; — ness, s. bie gropeti .ftoftcit, bcr gvo^c 3(ufiuaub ; btc J?pftbai-fcit, 5prad)t, BU^f, s. bie ©iMilie ; the — rises, btc ©oittic fjcbt aiif ; the — sets, bie Sou= i!C ge()t iiiiter ; — beam, bcr @ouiicu= ftrabi ; — heat, uoii bcr Sonne be= fc{)icncit; — hiink, ber Souneiibltcf ; — bright, foimen^ell, foniiifl Iciic^= tciib, ftrablcub ; ~ burning, bao '^vtxi- Hcnbcr ©ouitc, bcr Soimciibranb; — burns. Sommcrfprpffcn ; — liurnt.t)OU bcr ifcounc ucrbvaiiut; gebriiuiit; — clad. * foiiueuumflcibct, glaujcnb, umjtrablt ; — day. vid. Sunday ; — dew, ber iSoiincntbtllt {Drosera — L) ; — dial, btc <2oitlICltll{)r ; — dried, ail bcr Sonne (jetrocfiict; — fish, bcr JilumVftfC^, Spiogclfiffi) (Tetraodm tnoia—L) ; bcr iBicitfc^cnfrcffcr, 3ite- fcU^ili) {Squalu.1 carcharias — L,.) ; — aower, btc i&OnitCltHltme (Hdiantkus — L) ; — flower blue, baS S;oitrnc= folbtau; — light, ba5 @onncuIirf)t ; — proof, uiiburdjbringltc^ fiir buS ©Onuenlic^t ; — rise (— rising), bcr ©onncnaitfjjanfl; 3)Jorgeu, Dilcn; at — rise, luit (Siouiicnaufganrt, friil)= morgcng ; — set (—setting), bcr @on= Jicmintcrgang; SIbcnb, SBcficn; — shine, bcr eoiincnfc^cin ; fg. baS ®e= bci^cii, bie SiiUc; c— shine) — shiny, fonticiibcH ; gtanjcnb ; — spurge, btc Spnueitciipbovbic. To SUN. V. a. fonncn, foinmcrn, an bie (Sonne Icgcn. BUNDA.Y, s. bcr ©onnfag ; — letter, bcr ®onntag8bnrf){lab. To SUNDER, V. m fonbcrn, ftbfonbern, trcnncn, tbcilcn, abrci^en. SUNDRY, I. adj. vcrfct)iebeiie, nicbrerc ; gefainmt; u.s.pi. biycrfe, »erfd;ie= tcue OcgcnfttinbC; cost of sundries, 9lu«{ngen fiir»crfd)icbenc ®cgcnftau= be, bitocrfcSpcfcn ; — accounts, 6pn= .*o (Vro) bibevfc ; — account-book, t>a^ Heine Sc^ulbbn*. SUNLESS, adj. ol)ue Sonnc, fonncn= kcr, unbeff^icncn, obnc 28annc. SUNLIKE, adj. fonnig, fonncnljaft,fon= ucnartig. BUNNY, adj. 1. foiinig, fonncnbcH, glanjcnb, ftrabicnb ; 2. »pn bcr Son= lie bcfct)icucn; 3. golbgclb. 7'oSUP, V. I. a. fcftliirfcn, fc^Incfcn ; to — up, ciufttliirfcn ; ll. n. \\\ 2lbcnb tfffit, bie 9lbcnbmal)(?cit baltcn. BUP, s. cin 9Jhtnb toll, bcr (2cf)(u(f, ®C^Inrf ; to take a — , ft^litrfctt, ciit Wcnig ucbmcn. 4L»6 SUPER, partic. ik compos, iibcr, Obcjt. SUPERABLE (adn. — ly), adj. iibcrftcig^ bar, iibcnuttiblid) ; — noss, s. bie Ucbcrflcigbartcit, nebcrunnblicf){eit. 7V SUPERABOUND, v. n. iibcrfliiffig ba fepii, iiberjlrBincit, lleberfluij ba= ben(— with.., dw. .), reic^U(i>f)abcn, in iDJenge fe\)«. SUPERABUNDANCE, s. bcr Ucbcrfln^, bie }u gvoge 9)2cngc, ber Ucbcr= fct)wanf, Ucbcrfd)n3ang. SUPERABUNDANT {ado. — ly). adj. iibcrfliifjtg, iibcrfctjuninglirf), gar jn vcic^lid). SUPERACIDULATED, adj. Ch. T. luit Siinre uberfattigt. To SUPERADD, v. a. nOC^ ^tnjU tf)lin, f)ini« fiigen. SUPERADDITlGN, s. 1. biC .§Ut5nTll= gung ; 2. a3crmcl)rnng, bcr 3iiNt}, sBcifafe. SUPERADVENIENT, adj. no^ bajll fommcub, bariiber jiitretcub, un?cr= iiintbct fommcub (m. it.). SUPERANGELIC, adj. ()pi;cr alS ©U= gel. To SLTERANNUATE, v. a.fiir alt, »cr= jabrt, Pber aitf-gtbient erfliircn, itub fo beS S)tcnftc8 entlaffen ; uerroer^ fen. SUPERANNUATED, adj. Scrjabrt, auS= gcbicnt, ocraltct, alt; — list, bag altc SJlcgifter. suPERANNU.\TroN, s. 1. ba3 93cr= alien; 2. bie 2?crja[)rung, 33erwer= fung. SUPERB {adv. — ly), adj. }>rac^ttg, flatt= lid), bcrrlic^ ; flolj; — lily, bie 5)]rad)t(ilic {Olorhsa superba — L.). SUPERCARGO, s. M. R. bcr (Snpcrcar: go (Srac^ianffebcr, 8abnng«ycrrcd)- ncr, bciu bie Seftiminung bcr ^in= itiib 9iiicffabrt aiibcrtraut ift). suPERCELESTiAL,«(/;.iibert)immlifd), iitberifd). SUPERCILIARY, adj. iibcr bcn 3lugcn= brauncn befinblid). SUPERCILIOUS {ado. — ly), adj. ^0C^= iiiittbig, ftolj, anntafjcnb, tro&ig, gc- bicterifd;, ntac^tfprccbcttb ; — ness, .». ber ^od)mutl), bie 2}Jad)t^rcd)erci, bcr (Sto(i!, bas gcbictertfc^c (^oc^tra= bcnbc) aBefcn, tcr Ucbeninitb. SUPERCONCEPi'lON,s. bie Ucbcrfrud)= tung, Uebcr=gnipfangnijj. SUPERCRESCENCE. s. bcr ?lU(Sn.iUC^«, Ueberrouc^S, bie Sc^mnroijcrvflanje. SUPERCRESCENT. adj. al8 SAinarp: ro^cr^jflanjc wac^fcnb, »unc^crnb. SUPERDIVIDEND. 5. ber @c»innan= tl}cil, bie (Ucberf. To SUPERIMPOSE, v. a. ouf ctamS le* gen. SUPERIMPOSITION, .?. b>l3 Slllfftgcil, bie 5hif!cgung ; baS ?luflicgcu. SUPERIMPKEGNATJON, s. vid. Super- fetation. SUPERINCUMBENT, wij. baraijf ObCI bariiber liegctib. To SUPERINDUCE, v. a. )(n bcni 55?r- banbcncn biiijulcgen, cbcn auflcgcu; bajn bringen; to— upon, au^egcn, erwcrfcii, errcgtn, ttnpo^en, ?intra» gen. SUPERINDUCTION, s. 1. btc .§injnfii= gung ; 2. 2lnfc^affung ; 3. fg. 2lnge= wBbnung. SUPERINJECTION, s. bte jwcttc ©in^ fvri^nng. To SUPERINSPECT, ». a. bit SiufjlC^ fiibren (m. ii.). SUPERINSTITUTION, a. /,. T. btCSWei:' fad)c (Sinfefeung (in cine -^friinbe), Spppclnjcibc SUPERlNTELLECrUAL, adj. unbe= gvciflic^, iiberftnnlid). To SUPERINTEND, v. a. btC Dbcrauf* fid)t t)abcu, uprftc^cn, ycrivaUen ; su- perintending master, bcr i^afcninct- ftcr. SU-PERINTENDENCE (— cy), s. bit Dbcr'anfftd)t ; ©npcrintcnbcntur. SUPERINTENDENT, .?. bcr Obcrauf* fcbcr, 3'ifpfctor ; <2upcrintenbcnt. SUPERIOR {ado. — ly), I. adj. i)C>^ir, iiberlcgcn, «or5itglid)cr, treffli^cr, »pvtrefflid)cr; unirbigcr; a — air, cine uoviicbmc 2yjienc; to be — w ... crbaben fci^n iiber. . ; — to one'» suffijrings, iiber feinc ?cibcn erbabcn ; a — flower, a — germ. /?■ T. cinc rbc= ve 531nnic, cin obcvcr Svrncbtfnoteu •, SUPE SUPP StyPP — letters, jj.'. T?//). T. tie ^oBcu S'lpteili, 5Bfvtt>cifiiiti]S=, obev iSV(iltcn=33iid;= ftabeii ; — quality, »Drjiii]li(^c Oua= litiit; H. s. bcr (5)Jatci-) (iuvcrtov. SUPERIORITY, .t. bie llckrlcjjcuftfit, Obcn^cmalt, Dbcrmac^t, baes Ucbcr=: gcunct)t, a?on-eff)t, bcv ^^orjug, iBor= rang. KUPERLATIVE, I. adj. ^od)]!, Uber= i)o^; II. s. ba« .§Sctftf, bcv pc^flf @vab ; Oram. T. bcr Siipcvlatty, tic l)Oc^fte SteigcrungSfinfc; — ly, aiii?. int ^odjftctt @rabe, iiberauS; — happy, iibcf bie 3JJa§ctt glucflid) ; — nfis?, 5. baa ^Uei-^odjfle, bcv pc^jie @lV!b. SUPERLUNAR, Superlunary, a(ij. iibev bciu 3)Joitbe, iibcrirtif^. SUPERMIJISIDANE, aiingcn (w. ii.). SUPERSALIENT, adj. ubcrfvvtitgeiib, aitffvriitgcnb, befpringeub, begat: tenb (»}. ii.). 6UPER.SALT, .?. ch. T. bi>S iitit Saure ubci-fattigte ®a(5. T<» SUPERSATURATE, v. a. Ch. T. nbtv= fattigcn. BUPERSATURATIOX, s. Ch. T. bie Ucbevfailigiuig. r« SUPERSCRIBE, v. a. iibcvf^veibcii, bariibcr fc^i-etbeit, pbfii (aufjfd)i-ci= bcii, bie dufevc -Jlbvcffe mac^tii, abvef= fticu, BUPERSCRTPTION, s.\.H% 91llffcl)rc»= ?)en; 2. bie Ucberfd)viff, >.)liiffd)rift, 9lbi-cffe. BUPERSECur,AR, adj. iiid)t wcUIid) ; flciftlic^. To SUPERSEDE. v.a.\. aiilfe^en, auf= fi^itbeit, bet Seite fc^eit, l)iiitaitfe= ien, iinwirffam, fniiiiii|) macfecn, vcniidttcti ; 2. cnffii-eii, bc5 2)ienflcS etitfe^en, abfd)affeir, ciiijic^en, fluf= ^ebeii, »cvnid)ten, uiigiiltig mac^en, ftereiteln. BUPERSEDEAS, ii. /.. T. ba« .0em= inititgguvtheil, ber .6eminiiiig«fp'vu^, diii^alt, ©iiitrag, bie 3nliibitioii. 6UPER.SENSIBLE, atlj. iiberfitmlid). BUPERSTirioN, s. 1. ber 3lbcrglaiibe ; 2. bie 9lb!)ijtterct; 3. (alljugvo^c) 8leiiaJiIicJ)fett, (iibevtriebene) ®eiiau= tg!ctt ; superstitions, ;>/.abfrgl(iubi)C^e ^anbluiigcn. SUPERSTITIONIST, s. bcr ^Ibfrgfait; bifc^e. SUPERSTITIOUS {adr. — ly), adj. nicntar=, alg (Svgaujuug bcigcfiigt, an!)anglid;,jn- fci^lic^, augefdiobcii, erganjcnb, aU 3ufa^, alg Slac^trag, alg 33citrag (— to, }U). SUPPLENESS, s. bic 53icgfanileit, ®c» fd)mcibigteit, ©Kitte, 2aillfal;rigfcit, (Sauft^ctt. SUPPLETORY, I. adj. augfiillciib, er= ganjfub, crfc^eub; II. s bie (Srgau: }ung, bag (Srgaiijcube. SUPPLIANT, Sui-PHCANT, L adj. {ado. — ly), 1. bemiitijig bittcub, anl)al= tenb, anfudienb ; 2. bcmiitl)ig ; ii. s ber (2u).>plifant, (S"ifud)cr, ISvfuc^ciu be, s8ittflellcr, 53itrfdn"citcr. To SUPPLICATE, v. a. fu})?>licircn, bc= miittiig bitten, anfudjen, an{)aitcu, anflc()cn, bittcitb cinfomnicu. SUPPLICATION, .?. bie bcmiit^ige ^Dit^ te, lag ©efud), 5InI)altfn, !/lufleI)Cu. SUPPLICATORY^ adj. flcl)enb, rtiifu= c{)cnb, anl)attcub. SUPPLIER, s. ber >Berfef)cr, SScrforger, 21bbelfenbe, 9iad)tragenbe, (frgcini jcnbe. SUPPLIES, s. pi. .§ii(fggclber ; .^iilfg- truppcn u. f. n.\; me. ^wiw^xiw, 3nfl''B »"« JBaarcn. To SUPPLY, v.a.i. (bag ScI)Iciibe) ers gcin^en, (ben ?!JJangfleincriS;ad)e)er3 fcfeen, abbclfen; 2. eineg ©telle aug= fiiUen, fiillcn, iicrtrctcn, an ©tatt bienen; 3. yerfcbcn, Vfrfd)affcit, ycr= forgen, barreic^cn, gcben, oug^elfen (—with, mit) ; litfern. SUPPLY, *. bie (Srganjnng, erfcfetsng, 2lugfiillnng, 9lbhelfung, 9lbl)iilfe, ('i3ci').<3iilfe; SSerfiarfung, bag ((?r= fa^=)3}JitteI ; bie 33eifteuer, ber 33ci= trag ; ber ^rouiant ; — of water, bet ilBaffcrprouiant. To SUPPORT, V. a. 1. Hii^en, unferfiii* ^en ; 2. tragcn, (aufrc(t)t) ^altcn, \)t^ ben, ntd)t fi'nfen laffcu; 3..^£'.erljals ten, anfrcd)t fjalten; 4. uiiterbaltcn, cindl)rcn, »erforgcn ; 5. bcfjiiRid) fet)n, bcijte^en, u'lttcrflii^cn, I)clfen; 6. ertragen, augbaltcn; 7. bcwcifen, bcl)aiiptcn ; to — onti's self, fid) ent= Vor^altcn ; fisr. fid) erbaUcn, fid> er= no^ren; ftanbfjaft blcibcn ; to — a character, nid)t aug ber SJoUe fallen, tm (lt)araEter blcibcn; to — a course of unerring rectitude, auf eilier 93al)n fortgef)eu, oljne ju ftrand)eln; — arms! Mil. Ph. in *2lrnt bag ®e>»ef)r! SUPPORT, .?. 1. bie ©tii^e, .galtuna, bcr .gait, aSibcr^alt; '2.fijr. bie ^ilU fc, bcr Sciftaub, (Sc^nt ; bie Stii^e, Unterfliifeuug ; 3. bie ?cbcngbebiirf=' niffc, ?ebcngnott)biirft, ber Unterbalt, bie @rl)altnug, 93crforgutig, ^lal):^ rung; 4. bag 9Iugfommen, 2JJittcli 447 SUPR SURE SURP in — of . . jitm 93ewctfe ; iine of—, j\iii. r. biis jiucite S^reffcu. SUPPORTABLE, lu/j.i. iititcriliifebar ; 2. au«su^nUcii, cvtraglid), Icitlii-^ ; — ness, s. bic lintcvfiu(5bavEctt ; Sv= ■traglid^teit, Si'tt>li4)tfit. SUPPORTER, .?. bcv Stii^cnfcc, Untcv= flii^er, Snjlcficnbf, Setfianb, -^flfer, (!Bc=)Sc|irmcr, (Si3e=)Scl)ii^cr, 33er= tf)cib^cr, ©ijuucr, ©v^altcr, S8e= BUPPORTERS, 5. pi. 1. ^rcA. r. bic @tii§cit (ba« ©efiell), bic Sraj^cv, ga= ri)ati&cii, ^.Mttaiitcit; 2. JV.' r. bte 2)vii(fer iintcr bent JtmhnbnlEeu ; 3. //. T. bteSct)ilbaltct, SSiUH^eubaltcr. SUPPORTLESS, adj. Ijiilflo^, iuttei-=: SUPPOSABLE, mfj. WvawS Jit feftClt, aiismift^meii, ucimuttdtct), miitl)maii= lt(f. To SUPPOSE, v.a.i. UOVflltSfc^ClI, aiU ne^mfti ; 2. uenniit^cti ; 3. bafiir iiaU ten, mcittcii, glaiibcn, Wiibiicn; i. crfovbevn ; i incline to — , id) bill ju qkubeii flfueint; lie is a fooi i — , i5d)ftc 9Jang, bic bi5d;ftc etcllc, bag ^iicf)ile 5hifc= ben. SUPREME, adj. I)bd)fl t>OVtVcfffic^, illt bi.id)t1cn ©i'abe aiiggc5cid)nct, evil, obcrfl, upvncbntfi; — pear, bieiDJng= fatcllcvbirn; — ly, ad,\ biJct)fl, am biidificn, im b^cbftcn @rabc. SUPREMITY, ... bag .*^bd)|1c, a3orne^in= fie, bic biJdifie ©cw'alt. SUR, pnrtic. in compos, itbcv, flttf. SURAL, adj. ./I. T. }itv Si^abc gcbiivig, SEbitccn ; — artery, bic 3Babcii)"d;lag= abev. SURBASE, s. Arch. T. bcv Jianb, ^x\-- gcn iiber bcv i^afig. suRBASED,ncni'abi. ; 3. wabv, roa^vlid); 4. trcu. fcfl, waufcflog ; to make —of, frergcwiffern, »cvfid;eru ; to make — of one, fid) Sentaubcg be:nad;tigen ; cincit tpft fcblagcn ; to be — of, ge= wi§ roiffcu, ycfftdicrt fc»it ; to lie — , wabvbaftig, gcau9, allcrbiugg, t>cr» flcf;t ftc^, frcilii-^, i?bnc S^fiffl; as — as I live, fo Wa^X ic^ Ub( ; he — you do it (or be — to do it), tbllU Sic eg ja (gcroifi); be — notio,biitcn@ie ftd), tag (25ic nid)t u. f. m. ; be — you don't, ba§ bu eg (ja) nidit tbufl ; you inav be — , bu fannft bid) bavauf vcv: laffeu, man fanu ftd) t>cvitd)evt t)al= ten, fcl)n (2te »ci-ftc^cvt ; i am — , I don't know, id) JDci^ cs tvabvbaftifl nid)t; — footed, (— of foot ) fcfj auf ben Silken, jlanbfcp ; a — paymaster, cingutcvScjablcr. SURENE.SS, s. bie Si^cvbeit, Ocwi^^ bcit, S5Jabv()aftigfcit,ge[tigfeit,S:veae fw. it.). SURLTISHIP, s. bie aSiirgfc^aft, iBer« biivguug. SURETY, s. I. bie Sid)cvbcit, (Sciuip- bcit; 2. bcv (Svunb, iBcivetg, ba« 3cuguip, bie 93cftattgung ; 3. aSevft= d)cvung ; 4. /,. r. bie ©ciiabvlciftung, 53iivgfd)aft, (Jautipu; 3. bcv ®c= nnibrgmann, 33uvgf, gavcut. SURE.s. bcv SBcIIcnfcilag, bic @egen» fivpmung, SBibcvfcc, sBvanbung. SURFACE, i. bie Dberflad)c, %VA^f, Slugcnfcite. To si.'RFElT, V. I. a. itbcvfiillcn, iiber* labcn, iibcifiitlcru; il. n. 1. fifb iibev= labcn ; fid) iibcvfrcffcu ; 2. fg. itbcvs bviifftg werbcn. SURPIT, s. I. bie Ucbevfiiliuttg, Uc= bcrfabung, llcbcvfdttigung, llcbcv^ (fr)effung ; 2. bcv (SUl, Ucbcrbruf ; ~ water, bie 2JJagcntvppffn, ba« SJJagcuwaffcv. SURFEITER, s. bcv Svcffcv, €d)we(gcr. SURGE, s. bic bcbc SBcIlc, (3}?ceveg=) aSpgc, f)pl)c @cc, 33va:ibung, pt SBaarcn. To SURGE. V. n. aiiffd))vcllcn, flcigcn, bobe '-Hsclkn mevfen, mpgeit, wclleir, Umiletl, fVntbclu ; MT-s. to — a cable, ein 2;au fcfcncll abvpKeit laffcn ; the cable surges, bag 3lnfcvtau fd)vicft. SURGEUESS, adj. rul)ig, fiiU (»om 3Jiccve). SURGEON, ... bcr S^ivuvgng, S®unb= avjt ; — general (to the forces) bCt pbcrflc 5PJilitavavjt, ®cneva(d)iruvg (bcv 9lvmcc) ; — 's scissors, 2'1- bie3tt= ciftPugfd)cve. SURGERY,... l.bic C^binirsif. SBunfc= av5cncttnuft; 2. bag yir^'cncisimmcr ?aboi-atPvtum (eincg Silnnbavstcg). SURGICAL, adj. c^ivuvgifi-^, wunb- (iv^tlid). SURGY, adj. 1. tvpgcub, iui ©c^weffca in {bpbf") 3Belicn aufflcigciib ; 2, Jig. ungeftiim. SURLINESS, ... KigmMVvifd)e SScfeu. bic 3?cvbvic()IicbEeit. SURLY ;«(/«. — ii.y). «'//. I.miirvifd), gviimlid), faucvtppfifcb, ii>cvbvietjlid>.- bitftcv ; 2. gvpb. To SURMISE, V. a. fid) ciubiibcn, fici^ tu ben Jlci'f fcfecn, .i>cvmutb«Jt/ s.v ii.). r«SURPAS.S, V. a. iibcrtvcffcu. iibcri flcigcn ; to — tlis limit-s. M. K. ta« ?tv SURV SUSP SUST mituiu iibcrflcisjcn, bic Drber iibcrs fd^veitcn ; not surpassed. it!nibcvtvo(= feu. BURPASSABLE, ai!j. iibertrcffbar. SURPASSING (ada. — ly), adj. ailS- nef)meiib, iiiii]emetrt, uovtrcfflicft, JibcrauS trcffhc^. iiugnrvbciitlid) ; — ly beautiful, iitiiibevti-effltrf) fctjiiii. SURPLICE, s. baS {S()pvl)fnib, bie iSto= la ; — fees, bit' Stoli^cbu^ven. BURPUCED, ciij. etii '(5f)orl)enib trci= flfnb. SURPLUS, s. (bcf. M. e) bcr Ufbcr= nft, ((liiffeii=)Ucbcifc^u>5 ; x. 7'. bfv Ucbervfft ciiicS ^ivmi,i!]fn» itar^ 5lb= jug ber (g(ijulbeit iitib ilcgatc ; in — , iicd) bajii, obciibvciii. BURPLU.SAGE. .«. ba« Uitmcfciit[icf)e ; M E. bee 3)Jcf)vbcsal)hii!(5. To SURPRISE, V. a. libcvfitUeit, ubfr= ■ tumpclii, uberrafitcit ; bcftiivjt (cv= flaunt) maitfu, iu (Svftauncu fc^cu; to be surpiiseJ at . ., fid) ycnuunbevil iibtv . . . SURPRISE, .«.!. bcr llebcrfall, bie Ue= bennimveiuiig, HkbciTcifctumj ; 2. iias (Svftauueu , bie ^eftiirjung, bus (Sifdjvccfcu, bie iiieni'uubcrung ; to bo ill a— , flauucn, fid) venuuiibevn. SURPRISING (miv. — Lv), mij. iibevva= fd)eub, ffflauiilic^, jum terftauncu, iviiubcrbar; it is surprising, (S ifl er= ftaunlic^. To SURREBUT, J), ii. L. T. bie Duin= tuvlif cturetcfcen. SURREBUTTER, s. /.. T. bie £luin= luplit (bcS ,)itKigfr8 5)lntwovt auf bie Ouabinn.Uif). To SURRWOIN, V. n. U T. bic 2;ri= Vlif eiim-idjeu. SURREJOINDER, s. I.. T. bie %X\'o\\i (beS JltKigerS SJiitwort auf bie Suplif be«53ethigtcn). To SURRENDER, v. I. n. ftd) ergcbeu, an-idjfu ; ii. a. iibcvgebcn, iibcriaffeu, abtreteu m . . , iibVrltefeni, f)iitgc= beu ; tf) — one's self, ftd) ergebeii ; /-. T. ftd) ate |af)luugSuufaf)ig angc= I'en, feiue ©iiter abtreteu, bonis a- biveu, SURRENDER, s. /,. T. bie Uebcrgabc ; Ueberlieferuug; (Srgebung; no — , anr ergcbcn liiiS iiid)t ; — of a bank- rupt, /.. T. bie ©iitcrabtretuug eineS ®emeiufd)ulbiicre. BURRENDRY, s. v'.d. Surrenher. BURREPTION. s. bie Ueberfd)leid}«U3, (Svfd;[ci(^ung, berSc^Ii* (tj. n.). SU'RREPTiTious,ar//. erfd)lid)en, »er= ftpf)leu, {)eimlid), biibifd), burc^ 3;rug, bnrd) fd)ncrien (Sriff; — ly, adi\ burd; Sc^[id)e, verfloblncr 2Bct= fe, l)eimlic^, biibifd) ; al« 9iad)bru(f. To SURROGATE, v. a. V.X etueS ^InbfVU ©telle «ub Otedjte eiu{e%en, einfc{;ie= > ben, aborbneu (w. ii.^i. SURROGATE,.?. 1. ba6 Surrpfiat, (lin= gefd)obene, ©tellyertrctenbe, S'rfa^- mittet ; 2, ber ©fellitertveter ; 3. 2lbgeorbnete, 53e»oliiiiiid)tigte. SURROG.vnoN. s.ba« StcHscrtreteu; J.. T. bie (Subrpgfition ; ba^ Cf rfe= %i\\ ; bie 5Uun-biiuiii)., a3e»pllmi((^ti= gang (w. ii.). i'o SURROUND. V. a. umgetcu, um= viugeii, eiiifc^tic-§en. 5iTRs()r,iD, Math. T. I. s. bie t)icrte Sjiguitat (SBiirbc, iu ber ®rijfjfu= (ebrc); 11. adj. jur uierteu S)igiiitat gel)i3rig. BURTo'uT, s. ber (wcite) Ucben-pcl. To SURVENE, V. n. JU ^tWaS IjiujU; fomuieu, (jiujutreteu (lu. ii.). To SURVEY, ■«. a. 1. iiberfe^eu, itber= blidcn, genau betrad)teu ; 2. befii^= tigeu; 3. bie 2tufficbt ^abcit ; 4. Ccanb) mcffeu, iiberiiieffcu, miivbigeu. auSmcffcu, aufnieff<«, ben 5lufd)Iag llK'.djCll ; to — a harbour, (the coasts), eincu .^afcn (bie Jtiiftc) aufiicf;men, pcilcu. SURVEY, s. l.bie Uebcrftd)t, 5lufid)t, ber Ueberblicf, bie ed)au ; 2. iie= fic^tigung, 3iifpcctipu; 3. >}lufu4)t; 4. bie SiJiirbigung ; 5. Sanbfc^au, baS gelbmeffeu, bie 5lnSmeffuug, 9iuf= meffuug, ber *ilnfd)lag, 5)]iau, ^ilbrig; to lake a — of . ., iibcrfet)en (etmaS), genau betrad)tcu, anfchen (cineit). SURVEYOR, s. ber Sluffcbev ; ®ren^r auffel)er ; ( — of the custom), SoUauf: fe^cr, Seftd^tiger, 55efc^auer (ber aufommenbenuub abge[)cuben c5d)if= fe); ©iitcrbcfttauer ; ( — of lami), bcr ?aubmcffer, 5^clbmeffer ; — gen- eral, bcr Dberlanb(t>ers)mefTcr; — 's fees, bie ©cftd)tig«"9^9ft;u[)reu; surveyors of the navy, ©cbiffSbitU: 3ufvectpreu ber engiifc^eu DJtariue. SURVEYORSHIP, s. ba« y(ufrcf)cramt ; bie Saubfd)au, ©rcujaufficit ; baS 9[mt cineJ gclbntefferS. SURVIVAL, .?. ba« Ueberlebeu ; bie 9lnn)artfd)aft, (Srfvcctaiij. SURVIVANCE, s. (W. ii.) vid. Survivor- ship. To SURVIVE, V. I. a. iibcrlebcrt ; II. n. iibrigbleibcit, ant Sebcii blcibeu, fprtleben, iiar^blcibcn, upc^ iiovl)an- beu fei)U ; surviviu}? debts, reftircubc (uod) uubcjal;lte, iibriggeblicbeue) Sc^ulbcu. SURVIVOR, S0RVIVER, s. ber Ucl)erlc= bcube, 9^ad)bleibeubc, 3uriidgelaf^ fene, Ucberbleibcnbe, Sdngftlebenbe. SURVIVORSHIP, 5. 1. baSUeberleben, 3'lad)bleibeu ; 2. bie 9lnaiartfd)aft (ciiteS Soutiiicntbeilne^mcrS auf bic 3]euteu ber frii^erfterbenbcu a}Jitiu= tereffenteu). SUSAN, s. Sufaunc (<5raucnuame), SUSCEPTIBILITY, s. bie (Smpfang= lid;fcit ; ©eriiumigteit ; Sa[)igfcit. SUSCEPTIBLE, adj. em^ifauglic^, fa= l;ig, geraumig, }Hlaffig ; — ness, s^ vid. Susceptibility. suscEPi'iON, .9. bie 5lnnal)me, Ueber= ua^mc, 2;^cili)aftmerbuiig (». ii.). SUSCEPTIVE, adj. vitl. Susceptible. SUSCEII'IVITY, s. (n. ii.) vid. Suscep- tibility. suscEPTOR,s. 1. ber Untcrue|imer; 2. Saufjeuge. susciPiENCY, s. bie Slufnaf^me, 3h= laffung. susciPiENT, L adj. anuc^mcnb, auf; nct)meub ; ii. s. bcr 9lnuel}mcnbe, 9Iufnct)nicr, @iufiif)rcr. To susciTATJ';, V. a. njccfcit, trwccfcu, regen, errcgeu; aufmuntern, autrei= ben, rcijcn, aurciscu, (au)fpprnen. SUSCITATION, s. bie ©rregung, (Ir:- wecfung ; Slufmunteruug, 9iutrei= tuug. 7'» SUSPECT, V. a. <5- 7t. arg«3p[)nen, a]crbac^t (jcgen, tu 3?cvbad)t habeu, miBtvaucu, iOiiptrauen fe^eii iu . . ; befiird)tcu, befprgeu; meiuen, )va()= ncu, ucrmutljcu, mutbniaueu; bc= jweifelu; to — of .., 93erbad)t l)abeu (auf Seinanb, wegcu . .). SUSPECPABLE, adj. ocrbac^tig {w. it.). susPECTEDNESS, s. bic Scrbad)tigfeit. SUSPECTER. s. ber 5lrgiiiijbueube, 9lrgn)p5ntfc^e, in 23erbad)t 3icf)ciibc. SUSPECrPFUL, adj. argujijlinifd), mi§= trauifc^ ; uerba'd'terregcub ; bcforgt. SUSPECPLESS, adj. ycrbad;tlp« ; iin= t»crbad)ftg. To SUSPEND, V. a. i. t)augeu (— to. ., an . .) fc^iucbeu niad)en, aufbangcn ; ff.r. 2. auffdjicbcit, »erfd)icbcu, bin= bangcn (anfiet)eu) laffcn, au«fei|cn; 1 3. iu 3>vfifcl. Pbcr uugcan^ laffcn, uueutfd)iebet! laffcn ; 4. fuf}>enbtre!t, l;inl)alten, inncbaltcu; 5. auf eint gciinffe 3ftt auycr 3imt«tbatig!ett fc^cn, Ptcr abfctjeii, an4fd)lie§en ; M E-s. to — payment, fcillC 3'lf)ll"lfl einftcllen ; to — the sale, ntit bent iBerfaufcnnbal ten; to stand suspended, /^. unfdttiiffig fciin. SUSPENDER, s. ber 9luffd)icbcnbe. SUSPENSE, .9. 1. ber 5Iuffd)ub ; 2. bte UngeunBbett, 33cbad)!fanitctt, Un« fd)liifttflfcit, bcr 91nftanb, bic 3i-^9<= rung, ber 3mcifef ; 3. bie .ginbevuug, ■Scmnmng; 4. /.. T. bie (gueipen: ftpu; to be in — , ungciinp fei)U, bet Ud) anflcbcu; to keep in — , au?gc= fc^t, nncutfct)tcbcn fcpn laffcn ; btu* t)alteit, luavten laffcn ; m. e. (ein«r. a3cd)fel) 9^ptt) Icibcn laffcn (nid)l acceptircn) ; to rest in — , tm ^wtu fet (ungemi§) blcibeu ; tortured with — , in peinlid)cr Ungean^bcit ; in deadly—, 5unfd)eu ?eben nub 2:pb. SUSPENSIBILITY, s. bic @d)aiebef, - tigfeit. SUSPENSIBLE, adj. fcbracbcfiibig. SUSPENSION, s. 1. bag 9lnfbangen_. fir. 2, .^iu(;augen, .f)inbalten, 9lHf= fd)iebeu, bie3i'gfvnug, ber9lnffd)iib; 3. 3n'fiffl bie Ungcwifj^eit, Un= f*Iuff[gteit; bcr 21n'f{anb, 3?cbad)t; 4. bie gnSpeuftpn, einfta'cilige 9InS= fd)liepung, 6ntfc(jnng Pbcr 5Ibfc= inng, ©ittamtnng ; 5. Rh. t. bie 9lnfpannnng, ©rrcgnng bcr (fi-aiar= tung; points of—, Msch. T. bic ?lnf= Pbcr 3lu^angcpunfte bcr ©cand^tc; — of arms, bcr SiJaffenftillftanb ; — of payment, M. E.tic 3ablung«ciniicU lung ; — brid!;e, eiuc ^angcnbe 93riiif c; — railway. Cine fc^aicbcnbc (Sifcnbal)!!. SUSPENSIVE, adj. jaieifclbnft. SUSPENSOR, s. s. T. ba« Siiapenfo: rium, ber 2:ragbeutc[. SUSPENSORY, I. adj. (jaugcnb, fc^»)C=: benb, coi. baunidnb; jaunfelbaft ; — muscle of the eve, ./?. T. bcr 2lufl)an= gemuSfcl be« 9lngc«; ll. .•?. s. v. bii3 SuSvenforiuni, bcr 3::ragbcufe(. SUSPICION, s. ber 9lrgaipl)n ; 9]cvbad)t, bcr (bbfe) 3Babu,' bie (iible) 93Jei= uung; 53i'fprgnitj, 33cbutfantfeit. SUSPICIOUS (ndr. — i,y). adj. argau^b' nig, argaiot)nifd), mifitvauifct); i>tx- bad)tig; —ness, s. bie 9Irgh)i.>^nigs fcit, ber ^aug utm 9}Jif5ti:aiicn, 91rgr wpi)U; baS 91rgaipl)iiifc^e, 3Jiiij' trauifcfce; ba5 SJJilJtraueu. SUSPIRAL, s. ba§ ?uftlpdi. suspiRATiON, s. iciS tiefe 5lt^enibo» (en, ©euf^cn. 7« SUSPIRE, V. n. ticf at^lUCU, fcuf' jen, fii5f)ncn (w. ii.). 7'o SUSTAIN, w. a. 1. baltcu, ftii^cn, fragcu; 2. aufred)t er[)iiltcn ; 3. ei-'- baltctr, ernal)reu, untcrbaltcn, iht' fprgen, i)crpflc9cu ; 4. niitcrftii^eu, beifiebctt, r;elfeu ; 5. aii'M^altcn, cr= tragen, leiben; 6. bebaiivtcn; 7.Mus T. (tint ^lott) anSb<»ltfn; to — a loss, eincu Sc^abcn (SSerlufl er)Iet»- ben, ucrlicrcn. SUSTAINABLE, adj. 1. f;altbar ; tVi ^altbar; 2. ausbaltbar, ertrj'glidj» not— , nnertrnglid). SUSTAINER, s. 1. bc4; -Gattcube ; 2, grbalter, SIserfprgcr, aScrpfleger, \Uu terftiifeer, 53eiftanb ; 3. 3)ulbcr, gr. trageubc. susi'ALTic, adj. traurig, nUrcub. SUSTENANCE, ? .?. 1. bic Untcrfiii' SUSTENTATION. S ^img, (Srbaltuug, nutcrl)altung, 93crfprgnug, 93ervpea gang ; 2. ber lluterbalt'; bie C?rforbfr« hiffe, 3?ebiirfuiffe, ScbcuSmittel, bis 9labvnng. 12'.i SWAL SWAY SWER SUSURRATION, s. iaS Ocflifler, ®e= munnel, ©efuviT. SUTLER, s. ber 3J?arfetciibcr ; @iibel= Eocf). SOTTEE, s. 1. etrtc titbif(i)e ©ijttinii ; 2. etitc 2Bittme (in Sitbicii), btc ftc^ aiif bent ©c^cttevbaufen tt)vcS ©attcn ovfevt; 3. bte SBtttroenoerbrcnnunij (iu Snbteii). SUTTLE, adj. M. E. rein, iictto ; — weight, bfl8'?lettO{5eanci)t. SUTURE, s. bie ^(ii)t, Suge ; a. t-s. Jlrtoc^enna^t, .^tvufc^abelfuge ; — of the belly, bie SBa!!dl!tal)t ; bastard er false — , bie falfc^e ^ni)t ; coronal — , bic Ji?i-pnna£)t, JTranjnal)t. SWAB, s. 1. bet- Jlc{)rmifct», 0^nib= ber, ©djiffbefcit, (Sctambber; 2. MeU. T. eiu @tiicfcl)cn Scbmnmnt nn etnem ^aiibqi'ifr bcfeftigt, nm ben ajJuiib ber Jtranfcn ju retnigcn, obcr tbncn Stat^rnng \\\ vcic&en. To SWAB, V. a. uufc^en, iibttjif^cn ; fcfjvuOben, (ab)fd>n;nbbefn, (eiu Sc^iff) fel}ren, nn^febrcn. SWABBER.,^. bcvS^ifffeger, 2Bifii)er, SAipinngc. SWABIA, &c., vid. Suabi.v, &c. To SWADDLE, v. a. winbfii, tvtnbein, micfcin ; to — up, bewiifeln, cinwin= heln, einwicfeln. SWADDLE, s. bte aSinbcI : ba« SBitf ef= twi), aSicfcIbanb. SWADDLING, s. ba« SBIdfeln; —,or — liflnd, iai 3Bi(felbanb ; — cloth, bie SBinbf I ; ba« SBicfeUuc^, SBtcfelbanb. To SWAG, V. n. iitcberbangen, nteber= ftnfen ; — bellied, adj. fc^mevbau(i)tg, ftt)Iottevbaud)ig. To SWAGE, V. a. vid. To Assuaoe. To SWAGGER, v. n. gvog tbiut, ))rnf)= Ion, :j)oc&en, poUevn, ftcb bKilicn, a«f= fdjncibcn, 3Binb niad)en, fcfenaufcn, bramarbafireu, vorfe^wabroniren. SWAGGER, s. vuig. bec ^od)mut^, (Stolj, bic ©lof^biievci, 5luffc^ncibe= rci, aBinbbcutelet ; — huff, vuig. wie SWAROERER. SWAGGERER, s. bcv SPoc^er, 5prablfv, 5luffcl)netber, aSinbniatftei-, aBinb= beutcl, Scirmer, S3vaniarbnS. snvAGGY, adj. ubcv[;aiigenb (fcl)Wcr l)ci-ab) t)>iitgeiit>. rrtVAiN, s.*bcr (junge) .^tvt, 'S(i)afcv; Oeliebte, Sicbjle, Sori^bon. ewAiNMOTE, s. L. T. ba« 2Balbbing, iS5aIbgfricl)t, gorflgevic^t. SWAINISH, adj. ttntrnffcnb, baurifrf;. BWALE, s. jv. £. bas Xfial, 2;tcflaitb. To SWALE, c. n. \^xm\i,t\\, faufeu, If- rfen; to — away, njcgfc^melsen (wie vox S*id)t). SWALT.ET. s. Min. Ph. bev Ucbcffall 6om aSnffei- in 58crgn?fn-fctt,bn« (5)vu= bcnroaffer, bev ©c^mnll, 2Bafferfiuvji. SWALLOW, s. 1. bie (Sc{)walbe ; 2. bcr ©rf)lnnb ; bic Jtebtc ; 3. ba« .i3in= tcrfd)lingen,bef ©c^lud ; 4. bieSre^^ gicvbe; at one — , anf etncn Sdjiucf ; — fish, bie @eefd)malbc (cin Sifd)^ — Trivia hinindo — L.) ; — fly, bie (34)aialben{licge ; — muscle, bie ©d)malbcnnuifd)cl ; — 's nests, inbia= nifrpe ^^ogclncflci: ; — stone, . ber @d)n)albenflein, 23nfonit (oerjieinev= te ?^ifd)jabn) ; — tail, ber iclfia^. SWAMP, s. bev €«nnjf, DJJoraft, bie SiK\i)t, bag DJJsjov, 2}?oov(anb; — azalea, ber 3)Jaibufd) {Azalea viscosa — L.); — laurel, bcv SSibcvbaum {Magnolia glnuca — Ij) ; — ore, bCV ©umvfeifenflein ; — pea-tree, cine 5)Ivt 9}?imofe; —pine, bie gnmj)f= liefer ; — sumach, bcv ©iftfiimad). To SWAMP, V. a. ucvfcnfcn (wic in ei= ncm 5DJorafl) ; in enblofe 55evlegcn= bcit fiitrjcn ; to — a vessel. Sea lavg. cin ©cjjifF ftnfen mad;cn, inbcm c3 yell aisaffcr lanft. SWAMPY,ffl(if.fnnipftg, iiiovaftig, niPor= artig; — land, aJJcorlanb, sBvud), S3viid)c. SWAN, s. bcr Sc&mnn ; — down, Sdiroancnbuncn; — e^$■ a. vid. To Swale. To SWEAR, V. n. &■ a. i. fdjlUOVClt ; 2. bcfc^njBren, bceibtgcn, eiblit^ evbiir* (en (cvtlaren), bctbeisern ; 3. ycrcis ben, in (Sib iichmcit, fc^iDorcn laffcEi (— to, jn) ; 4. fllld)cn; to-the peace against one, /,. Ph. ciltcn bcim Qvic^ bcn§vid)tcr wcgen genjaltfamen 5ln= faUenS anffagcn ; to — treason against ..., mcineibig roerben gcgen . . . SWEARER, s. 1. ber ©cbtvorev, S8e» fcbwijrcr, 5?eeibigcr ; 2. I^luc^er. SWEAT, .9. 1. ber (S^meifi; 2. bte ^fbitnpitng; 3./^.ltebnng, 3lrbcit, 2Jciibe, 3?efd)werbc ; to take a—, ju fcbwi^cn cinncbmen ; to put into a — , in ben (Sd)n)ci§ bviitgen ; sweats, pi. Sj). E. bie Ucbungcn cineg 5l3ferbe8. To SWE.\T, v.l.v. 1. fd)nn6cn; 2. fig. angcflvcngt arbcitcn, ftcb abmiifjen ; H. a. 1. anebiinften, anSfdjwi^cn ; 2. in Sc^ivcip fe^cn pber bvingcn, (£d)wcijj mad)cn; to — coin, ®clb Icic^tcr madjen ; to — the glass, jv T. bag (Sanb=)(5)tag jn friib fctiren ; to — out, angfcftwi^crt, augbiinfteu; to — out a distemper, cinc jtrailfbcit burc^ @tf)mifecn fccrtvcibcn, burc^ ©cbtvifecn genefen. SWEATER, s. ber ©ctwi^enbe. swEATiNESS,'s. bflg Sc^wctpige, Si* f(^wi|te. SWEATING, s. b«S ©c^Wifeen ; —bath,' b ag ©djttji^bab, Samvfbab ; — hou.«e, bag 0d)t»i^bab(=.^aiig) ; — knife, ( — iron, — .scraper), ein 3)Jcffcv >Um Qlbfc^va})cn beg ©cftn?ei^cg bcr §Pfer= be; — room, bag ©ddvi^bab; bag JtiifebauS; — sickness, bag ©t^wciji' ficbev, bev ciigtifdie ©cbwci^. SWEATY, ad/. 1. fd^lTJCijiig, yoll, DOIt Pber in ©cfcnjcip; 2. /^.fauev, n!itb= fam, mii^fclig. s\VEDE, s. 1. bev ©rbmcbe, bie(3d)n)e= btnn ; 2. vid. Swedish Turnip. SWEDEN,*, (bag Jl6nigvei(^)@c^tt)Cbcn. SWEDISH, I. adj. fdjTOCbifd) ; II. s. HS ©djnjcbifc^c, bic fctwcbifdie ©)3rad)C; — turnip, bie fc^ircbift^e J'pf)lriibe, Stptabaga. To SWEEP, V. a. c?- n. 1. fcgcn, (5iifam= mcn)febren; 2. fJveic^en; 3. veibcn, iibcrvciben ; 4. flrcifcn ; 5. fd)Icj)>)cit, itad)fd)lc|>pcn ; 6. ,fig- trcibcn, jagen, forttrciben, ^iimi^in, fci)Iagcn ; 7. etnf^rcidjcn, (wcg)raffcn; 8. fcbncH wviiber gcbcn, tuifc^cn, fdttefcn, fc= gen, firijmen, iibevftvpmcn, fliegen, iiberflattevn ; 9. bi'tiuifcbfit. fort= fd)liipfen; 10..prunfeit, fici^ bviiften; to — for an anchor, JV. PA. eincn 9ln= fev ftfcbcn ; to — along, ,fig. fcfcncll Bpriibcr gebcn, »orbei fliegen (and), to — by) ; cinbev fvvengen ; to — away (— off), wcgfegen, iregfcfiven; fg. wegvflffcn, ctnftvcirbcn; roegtveiben; to — in money, @clb cinftietttert ; to — onward, fig. binaufft^lcnbcrn ; ta — over, bcfiveidjen ; fg. jibevbin fe- gen, n)cgfd;(iipfen. SWEEP, "s. 1. bag gegcn, ,$lebren; 2. ©tveifcn, bev ©tri.t, ®ang, Umlnnf, ©t^njung, bic Sdjwenfung, ©d)iinn= gung, ,$lviiiitinc ; 3. bcv ©piclraum ; 4, ec^wauj, bag ^change, bte ©d)leli; SWEE SWIF SWIN »e ; fg. bas ®cfol(^c, ber JInfjaitg, bte SIcihf ; 5. 93crl)eevimsi, Be-ftui"""!!' baS sBcibev(H-n ; 6. ber (Sd)ornftetii= fei^ev ; 7. T. bci- Sd;cibeofcn ; 8. jv: 7-^'. ba§ Stn5ie^cit be5 Sc^iffeS bet ben Jltmmiiigeit; —of the tiller, ber Senicngeit, Settwageu be§ SiitbcrS ; sweeps, pi. bic rtro^fu (laitflcn) JJJiibcr aitf Jtciejilfcbtffeii ; ^ctft^Vn ; a small — (of a road I, ct'it tlctiiev 33ogcit (et= I'.et ©trnge); — bar, ba« Scntfiteit (am Sliiftmageii) ; —net, ba§ Streic^= nc§; — stakes,;;/, bie SPraiitte bet etnem 3Bcttrciiiieii aiiS bcif^tebcitcii Sptelfa^eit beftcheiib ; —washers, pi. J£e^ri(^ttuafff)i'r. SWEEPER, s. ber Tveqer, SluSfehrcr, iffiifc^er. SWEEPINGS, .^. ,-/. baj Scijfef, 3iifani= incngefcj^te, Jficfjridit; ber Slbijaita. SWEEP Y, adj. 1. ftreic^eiib, flitc|)tii], bebeube, fctjarf ; 2. vru»!ctib; 3.njc'l= leitartii]. , BWEET'(a,/r. — ly), adj. 1. fuf ; 2. It'eb= \\^, angenebiu ; 3. bdb, frtitft licb, (^iiitg, mtilti^, freitiibliit, licbretcf); 4. arttij, biibf*; 5. iitt^t iibel ric= d)enb, i«nl)(riec^enb, bitftt'g, fvifcl), fdlCj to be — upon, fu9 (f<$^On) tblin mit..., Itebaiiijclit auf...; — air, frifcf)e Suft; — .iimonds, fii^e aJJait= belli; — apple, ber fdiiivptgc 51a= ("cfeeilbauilt {^luntmn squnmosa — L.) ; — ba>r, brt8 Jtaiic^erfiffcit ; — ball, ba8_3|Jied)bud)lc^eii; — basil, baS SBaftlieuni ; — bay, ber gcmetiie ?or- becv; — birch, bic fctmrnrje »trgi= iiifc^e 5^irtc, Bnrffrbtrfe; — bread, btc 33ruftbriife tiiieS Jl'albeS, ber Jla(= berpreig, Sdjmeber, bte Jtalbsmild), ba« S8ri.ii?d)eit ; — briar, bie njol)[rte= d;eiibc gclcivofe, .^agcbutte (Ro.m rubiirinosa — A.) ; — ^ broom, bte i^Ct; bf, bil'J v^cibefraut; — camomile, bte eble Jiamille; — centaury, bic 33t= famflpcfcllblltme (Centaurea moschata — /'■) ; — (scented) cicely (— fern), ber fvaiiifc^e Jierbcl {Scandix odomta — L.) ; — cistus, bic cretifc^e 6ifteii= rofe {Cistus — /..); — corn, rciiic yibart be3 titrfifc^eti 23et5eiiS; — calamus, — cane, — flag, — grass, bcr titaintllS lAconis calamus — 7^.) ; — gum, ber (gtorar (Liquid amber — L.) ; — iieart, vuig-. ber (btc) ®eltebte, baS St^iifedjeit, liebc jtiiib; —herbs, pi. bte jiit(tengc>«ac^fe ; rooblrtcci^cnbe Jtrciuter; — lipped, glattjiingig ; — maudlin, eittC %xt ®i-^afgarbc {JirJiUlca, — /-.) ; — meat, baS gotifect, (Singe: ntac^fe, 3ucfer>«erf; — milfoil, ber ii'D[)lviec^enbe sCertram; — mouih. '■id. — tooth ; — nephew, bte @tecf = ritbe, ber gjepfitO^l (Brassica napus — I.); — natured, fatift, Ijcrjig, lieb= rei-d), ^olb ; — oil, (g^jcifeijl, 5Caunt= h\ ; — orange, bie QlVfelflUC; — pea, bit n.'ob(ried)ciibe ^latterbfe, fpaiii; fd)C SSicfc [halhyrus odurata — />.) ; — pot, eilt 5}iOtpurrt; — potatoes, 53iTtateit {ComudmUus batatas — /-.) ; — root, bClS ©il^bolj [Glycirrhiza — /-.) ; — scabious, bie SBtttmcublumc {Sr.ahiosa atra purpurea — /,.) ', — scented, wobtrierftenb gciiiadjt, V'lvfiimirf ; — 'scented woodroof. bflS Stcriilcbertraut (.Isperula odorata — />.) ; — smellina, wiiblriec^ettb ; — smelling costus, bic (Softmitrjct (Costus arabicus — L.) ; — smelling iocust-tree, bCr 9lcacicit= biiiim {Robinia — L) • — sop, ber fd)UVVtgC Slafc^enbaUlU (Jinnona t!i}U(i,mosa — /,.) ; — soTinding, licblid) teneiib; — spoken, glatfjiiiigig, fcf);ueid5[ertfc^ ; — tempered, freii'nbi iid)geftitiit;— toned, lieblid) toiieub; - tooth, Icif er ; ber Serf erjabii ; — violet, bilS 9J?amiei[d)eiI; — voiced, iiiit lieblid)cr @tinime; — water, frifd)cS aSaffer, Jliiiimaffer; wobl= riec^eitbes SBaffer; — weed, bag •Oer^fraiit (Cipraria — L.) ; ba« fii^c SPcfenfraUt (Scoparia JiUcis — /..) ; — William (impr. — willow), bic S8art= liejfe, geberiielfe IDiavOius harbatus — L.) ; — willow, ber -^.^orfd), bie iiies berlaiibifdje SJJiirtbe (A/yrica gaU — /,.) ; — wood, bag iitbifiibe Sorbecr= baunibolj; — wood crow-foot, bie SlltterbtUine (Ruimvculus auricomus — L.). SWEET, s.l. baS SiiiJe, bic Siigigfett; 2. Sieblidjfeit, 5liiiie{)inlid)Eeit ; 3. bcr Slio^lgcruc^; 4. baS J)!aiic^er= ivcrf; 5. bcr 3ucferfaft, fiific iiflaii- jenfaft; my — ! /o\kx SEon ; a — style, eiii bombafiifdjer (boc^trabcnber) (5(i)[. To SWELTER, o. I, n. fd)miil fei)n; ( — with heat), «or .^i^e fc^ma^tcil ; II. a. fitmitl mac^ctt. SWELTRY, adj. fc^wiif, fcf)r ^et^, b6r= reub, feiigenb. To SWERVE, V. n. 1. flrcifctt, (berum) [djrocifen, fc^warmeii; 2. abgebcn, fab)UH-id)en, 5ef)(tritte beg'e^cn ; amiiten, fid) ycrirreii, irrc geben ; aiigfcbrciten ; 3. Jlimmen, tlettcru; 4. ftd) aiibangen ; to — from one's purpose, tjou feincm ^widi abfc^wei= fen. swtiT («^//'. — ly), rt(/7. 1. fcftnell, ei= lig, gcfdimtnb, biirtig; 2. ferM'g, bereit, fc^Jagfcrtig (an 2Bi(j) ; — boats, ^ilbootc; — (oO foot (— footed, — heeled), fcbnellfii^ig ; — winged. fc^ucUbcfitiuingt ; — wit, Sfblagtvi§. swm\ o^ 1 . ber ( fd^nrfle) 2auf, ©trotn (m. it.); 2. bif (SariMinnbc; 3. bie 3fiflinfd)TOalbe, 2)ianevffbroalbe {Hi- rinido apus — L.) ; 4. bic gcinftiic (Sibed)ff. SWIFTER, s.J^. r.bag 93orgwaubtau ; ein Xau 511m Umunnbeu'; swifters, pi. eilt "isaar SBanbtaue jiir ikfefti= gung bcr uutern 2}Jaften. 7oU fepn, firt) im Ueber= flltffi; befinben ; to — across a river, iiber einen 5lup fcbmimmc:!; to — with the tide, bent ©trome folgen, mit bem Strome fdjivimmcn (bepglei^ ^cn,j!^.) ; to — for.., riiigennad) .. ; to — in joy, in grcubc fd)a'immcn ; my head swims, eg fc^iuillbclt mir ; U. a. fc^ajcmmeii. SWIM, .f. bag Sc^wimnicn ; (— blad- der), bic Sifc^blafc. SWIMMER, s. 1. ber ®d)aiimmer; 2. bic iGorngefc^muIit (an bem @d;en= fel eiiteg'4>ff'beg). swfMMiNG, s. bag @d)n)tmincn; @d;winbelit a. f. nj. ; — of the iiead, ber (2d)ann£>e[; — girdle, ber @i$iuimntgiivtel ; — jacket, bie ©itiuimmjaife; — paws, floffenfor- mige giipe ; — place, bcr si^abcpla^ — sciiooi, bic ®d;a)imnifd}ulc. SWIM.ML\GLY, adi,. col. gteitciib, glatt, fanft, (eid)t; gliicflid), mit g'utcm Sortgaugc, iiad) aSniifd) ; matters go on—, aiHeg gebt uad; SBunfcbe. To SWINDLE, V. a. €d)minbcletcn madjen, fd)aMnbeln, betriigen, gau= ncrn. SWINDLER, s. bcr Sd)minbler, Sc^ triiger, (^Sauiier. SWINE, s. bag <:;d)n3eitt, cnfiect. @c^roet= ne ; — bread, tk Sriiffct; bag Sc^ajcinebrob, bie ©rbajurj (Cycla- men europwum — />.) ; — cresses, bic @Cba'eiliefreffC (CoMenria cirronopus — Jj ; — grass, ber ^Begctritt, ba8 2Gcgegrag, ©aiigrag (Polygonum avi ciiiarc — /,.); — herd, bcr <2c^meine* i)\xt; — like, fitweinifd), fiiuifd); — oat, ber naiftC .g^afer (.^rena nuda — /J; — pipe, bie ;)^obrbroffeI(Tiirdi/* iiincus — y>.) ; — pox bic Scfimcine* ^ocfen, Steinbfatteni, Sptfepocfcn; — stone, bcr Stiufftein, (2aufieitt ; — .sty, bcr ©d)aH-ittitali (®ribn)ctn=) jlobcn ; — 's succoi-y, bcr Scfan>eing« falat. To SWING, V. n. £■ a. i. fd^a^ingcn. fc^tvenfen, Icrumivcrfen, fcbaiitein • 431 SWOR SYLL SV^MP 3. fi-^iimuffii, itnifficgfii, bnumeln, fitwcbeiib 1)111= iiiiM)crbciucgcti, (log) baujjfii, fdjwfbcii ; 3. jv. p/t-s. ciit @(i)tff iim bcii 3liifcv fcijivcnfen, fdjweien; let her — i fall nb! he may — for it, cr foitiitc bc^meai'rt nil bcii ©algcit fommcu ; to — about, bcnim frf)iiMiigfii, iimun bi-cl)cu. SWING, s. 1. b.i§ i£d)iuingcn, bcr €(t)»uun(], bie @cf)uniigun(f; 2. baS Irfe Sci'l, bic @d)UMiige, &rf)aiifcl ; 3^ ffi-. bcr fvfic ©ang obev i— glass, fin iSptegcl iiiit 33ilaii5= fi^vaubtit, fill Svcbfpicgcl ; — wheel, T. biiS ©cl;aiuiigvnb {cin ciitcv llt)V). 7'o swrNGE, ?.. a. )3eitfd;cii, fallen, ^jriigclit, gctpclu. 6WINGER, s. bcr ©c&an'iigcnbc, (5d;wcnfeiibc,2c^aufler,Sd)Ieiibcvcr. To AWiNGLE, V. a. Slad)« fd)anngcii. BWINGLE (— stafT), s. bcr @d>roiiig= ftpcf, bic cr. SWITCH, s. bie ®crte, 9iutfif, ©vie6= viiKje ; — tail, bcr laiige biiniie ©djuum?. 7-«swn-(jrr, v. «. niit giiitbeit veit= fd)cit, gcij)clii, mit bcr @crtc tjnitcit. swiTZ, s (bcr Drt uiib gatitmi) .) ; bcr J?alnUlS [Acorns calamus — /.) ; — liiit, bcr 5)cgcngriff; —knot, bie Scgcniiuafte, iai Scgcnbaiib; — law, ba's S'iiufircdjt, JlriegSrcc^t; — like cartilage, A. T. bcr fc^ivcrtfijr= mige JtllOrpcl , — man (—'3 man), bcv jtriegcr, Solbat ; — player,j5er Sed)tcr, yiaiifer ; — salute, baS is?a= huireu mit bem Segcn; — shaped, fd)ii\crtfbrniig ; — shell, ba4 Stid)= Matt ; — stick, vid. — cane. swoRDED. «r//. mit ciuein (Sc^wevtc ober Scgeu bcamffuet. SWORN, part, gefc^moren, Bceibigt; uercibet; -brokers, bceibigfe 2JJaf= lev ; — brothers, (fratres jiirati), jll gcniciufcbaftlidicu Untcviiebmungcu ciblic^ ucvpflic^tctc ihinbcSbviibcr. SYBARITE, .9. bcr aSeidjling, SBoUiiji: ling, (Sd)mclger. SYBARITICAL (— ic), adj. fi;6arttifd), wclliiftig, iippig, fc^welgerifd), reeid)lid). SYC.\M1NE, «. vid. Sycamore. SYCAMORE, «, bcr luilbe (Ober cgi)pti= fd)c) Jvcigcubaum, bie 9tbam«feige, 2JJauIbcCVf':ige {Ficus sycomorus — /..) ; ber 5IftCra^0ni (Acer pseudo- pitttanus — L.)] bcr ^lataubaum {Platanus — I,.). SYCITE, s. ciii fcigcttfijrmigcv ,^iefcl= ober Scncrftcin. SYCOPHANCY, s. bie (Si)fop{>antie, D()rcnblaferci, SIngebcrci ; (^u(^S= fcbican^cvct, nicbvig'c ®(^mcid)elci. SYCOPHANT, .?. bcr @»fovbaiit, 9ln= geber, Dbvcnblcifcr, Sud)Sfd)ii>iinser, <2d;mavo&er, nicbrige iS(^mcid)lcr. To SY'COPIIANT, v.'n. vid. To Syco- rilANTlSE. SYCOPHANTIC, > adj. fd}niarofeer= SYCOPiiANTiCAL, 5 b>ift, ol)rei!bla= fevifd) ; — plants, ^c^iuavo^cvvflan^ sen. Tvifcbe ®cbicl>t; 2 bie ®cbid)tfammlui:g. SYLVAN, L adj. ju ciiieiu SBitlbc gc:- tiorig ; lualbig, fd?attig ; a — scene, cine Scene im SBalrc; u. «. bcj (2v)(yan, 2Balbgott, Sntvr. SYLVANITK s. rid. Tellurium. SYLVIA, s. (5i)lt>ia (Jraucunantc). SYMBAI,, «. vid. Cymbal. SYMBOL, s. 1. baS ®i)mbol, Seir^cn JlcunKictit"/ Sinnbilb ; (S^niboinut bcr SiipiiS ; 2. baS ©laubcnSbe- fenntuij). SYMBOLIC, \ adj. fi)lU= SYMBOLICAL {adv. — ly), < bolifc^ sovfteUcnb, finnbilblid), bilblid). SYMBOLIZATION, .9. bic ftnn6ilbltd)e a^iJvftcIluug, iSeviinnlidjung, -.Jlnglci^: c^nng, 33evftuubilbuiig. To SYMBOLIZE, v. L a. 1. ftttubilblid) Bovftellen, ucrjtnnlidjcn, vcvfiniibil= ben, nuglti^en; 2. abnlic^ marben- ll.M.cntfpred)en, gcmaS fei)", pnffen ; to — with, gteid) ober (ihnlid) fci}n mit . . , ijaffcn }u . . , ciiti>ved)cn. SYMMETRAL, adj. VCVCiubaV. SYMMETRIAN, 'is. bcv iDci>bad)tcr bcr SYM.METRiST, \ gpmiiictvic, gciuuic 5tbmcffcr. SYMMETRICAL (a-Zi-.—LY), adj. fi)lll= metrifd), gleidima^ig, ebcnmajiig. To SYMMETRIZE, v. a. cbciimapig madien, in ©beumay bvingcu. SYMMETRY,s. btc Si^miiictvie, ®lcid:- miifjtgfcit, ba« ©benma§, bie Ucber= finftimninug (ailev 3::bciie), ba^« SLicrs pttnip; uniform — , ba« yollfpinmc^ uc @benntaf) ; respective — , bal (f ben: map eutfpvec^cnbcr 3:l;ctle ; with — , fpnimetvifd). SYMPATHETIC, \adj.\. SYMPATHETICAL {adv. — ly), J f<")in= pat()etifc^, mitfiibleitb,^ gtcid)cmvfin= bcnb, tbcilncbinenb; 2. ge^ciinaMr= fciib, bur* @cl)cimtraftc; — ink, fv)invnt^etifc^e (unftct)tbare) SEintc; — nerve, A. T. bcv flrcSc fi;mpati)t= fc^e SQcrs, 3nfcvcpftalnevo ; bcr flcine fi;iiipat£)ifc^c 9'Jcvu, ®cftd)t5= ncru. To SYMPATHIZE, v. n. f«nipatbillrcn, mitfiil)lcn, glcid)cnipfinbcn, niitlcibcii. SYMPATHY, s. 1. bic Si;mpatl)ie, bao 5!Jfitgcfitf)l, bie glcic^c (Stimmung, baS@lcid)gcfiibl; 2. bie SlJitleibcu:' fd)aft, 9}Jiilcibciibc!t; 3. ©cbcim^ fvaft, ®el)eimfr;ifte. SYMPHONious, adj. jufamnicuftiiii' mcnb, tjarnicnifd). SYMPHONY, s.\. bie !ei;inpbDnic, 3'-'' fainmcnftimmung, bcr 91nflaiig; 2. ba§ »ictftimmigc Sonfliid'. SYMPHYSIS, .9. A. T. bic uuljcwcglidje 3ufammeiifiignng bcr J?nod)cn, Jtiio- d)enfugc ; s. r. bas 3"f'THiitf'"^''irf)= fen. SYMPOSIAC, adj. ju cineiu ©a^mable (®clage) gef)i3vtg ; — meetings, @e= Inge. SYMPOSIACS, 5. pi. ba8 |>Iatontfd)f ©afimabl; Plutarch's—, ^lutavc^? 2;ifd)rfbeii. SYMTOSIUM, .9. ba3 ©elagc, ©afHiualjf, S-cft. , , SYMPTOM, s. 1. ba«®iinipf 0111' ..*^i'«i't=' beitf^cidicn, ber fraiifbaftc BufjH ; 2. bag 3eid)en, 9Injeid)cn, ,f?ennjcid>en, bcr Umftanb, Bug, bie 9ln}eigc; nri- inarv — s, SSorlauffr. SYMPTOMATIC, ? ^1 SY-MPTOMATICAL {adc. — ly), \ ^ SYNO pmptomatifc^, ju fceii ^ficiftn ge^D* rtsi, juffiUig. ^YMPrOMATOLOGY, s. bte @i)m)jto= mattf, ■ iiteit jutvngen. SYNCHRONOUS {adv. — ly), adj. ^\)\U fi)vpitiftifct), glcid)jeitig. To SYNCOPATE, v. a. Oram. T. (eitt ffiort) ill bei- 3JJitte yerfiivjeit, aii«= fd)utibctt, iibevfpvingeii, aii3fa!len lafffn ; Mus. T. fell dlvt^imi^ »fr= viicfcii, fi^iicopivcii. SV^NCOPATION, .?. Oram. T. bilS UcbctTs f}.n-iitgcii, SliiSmcifcii ; Mas. T. bie gj^nfope, Sliicfmig. SYNCOPE, s. Gram. T. bie ®i)nfO})C, aSevfitfiuiig ciiicS 3[Bovte3 in ber ilJJittf ; Mas. T. vid. Syncopation. SYNCOPIST, «. ber aBoftfiirjcr, Qlbfiif^ jer, 3itf>iini'ieii5if^tr- To SYNCOPIZE, vid. To Syncopate. SYNCOPY. s. vid. SiNcoPE. SYNCRETISM, s. bef @i)nfrett3Ktu§, bte ®laiibeii«sevciiiiguiig. ^YNCRETIST, s. ber Syitfretifl, @'t(iu= bfiioscvciuiger. svNDic. s b«r '?»nbtcu?. /'.. SYNDICATE, r. .-.. SOr Oftil^i' M- leii, ri^ren, bcurttjciU:!, f.ii;l',t 'w. ii.). .^YND1CATE, s. >.CiS SVKbiv'jl, ?^mt cine^ i2«ub:ni8, bie SluwaltJi'telle. SYNDROME. Syndromy, s. 1. bag Bu- f.immcntrcffcit, 3uf<""'"5"""rifn uicbverer llinftiitibe, ber 3iif«:'"'icit= lauf, bie CSinigimg, 3)Jit>vivtung ; 2. .Mrd. T.'tai j^nfammeiitrefen fammt= licl)cr Svniptome eitier Jtvanl'l)eit. SYNECDOCHK, SYNECDOf iiy, s. Rh. T. bie ©i)iiffboff)c, 93evtaiifitiing. BYNECDOCIIICAL, «iige= ncfie ge^ijrig. .-VNob, s. bie Siiiicbe, Jlircbenyer= fa;iimliing; SSerfammding (jiieiiter >yeratl)ung) ; ji.^t. T. bie 3ufaninien= fiiiift jiveicr obcr me^rercr 5plaue= tfit. 6YN0DAT;, s. 1. bie SiMipbe, 9Iiiorbiiiiitg uerfdfaeii ; '2. ba5 i!i)tt(itioii§gef£^eitE uti belt sBifct)of. 82 SYST SYNODAL, y adj. fl;iiobifd), Jltr (J?tr= SYNODIC, > c^en=) iBerfammluiig SYNODICAL, ) gelnU'tg ; synodical month, Ast. T. bei fi^iiobif^e iDJouat. SYNODICALLY, adv. fyilObifd;, SOU ber (Sv^ttobe. SYNOMOSY. s. eine 2lrt vditifi^r 61ub tin alteii @ricd)ciilaitb. SYNONYMA, s. (;;/.) fiuuiiermaiibte SBBrter, ©^nouijma, (2i)itoiii)iiieii. SYNONYME,.s. eiii fytio'i^iueS (fittu= Berroattbte^iSBort. SYNONYMIST, .?. B. T. bcr 5pfla:iscii= fs}nojil)mcn jufainnienftelU. To SYNONYMIZE, v. a. burc^ ©VJltOlli;- meit niiSfcriiifeii. SYNONYMOUS (arf«. — ly), adj. \\)\\r>= n9m(ifc^), ftiinvenuaubt. SYNONYMY, s. 1. bie gii^uous^niic, Siimyermaiibtfc^aft ; 2. Rh. t. ciiic Sigur, tuo man »oii ©egeiiftaiibcu e i It e r 2lrt ©ijiioit^ine braudjt. SYNOPSIS,.?, bie SiuiPpfe, llcberftc^t; ber furjc Siitivurf, 3lfart^ (eiuerSBi^ feufdjaft. SYNOPl'ICAL (— ic) (adv. —ally), adj. fi)noj)tifc^, iiberftct)tliii), furj, furj ge= fapt. SYNOVIA, ? 5. .1. T. baS ©licbwaffer, SYNOVY, S bie ®e(entfci)iniere. SYNOVIAL, adj. A. T. — glands, bie ©elenttriifeit. SYNTACTICAL (— ic) Oram. T. (ddo. —ally), atij. fj;ntaftifd), Jitr 3Bortfii= gttiig gebbrig; ait eiaaiiber geftellt, jufainineitgcreil)t, »erbunbeii. SYNTAX, s. Oram. T. bie ii"i"ciifiiguitg, 3"f«'»= meufe^iiug. SYNTHETICAL (— ic) (adu. —ally), adj. T. fijiit^etifc^, sjcrbtiibenb. To SYJV'I'HETIZE, «. a. rcgelretftt }it: fammcnfefeeii, (pnipoiiireu (lu, ii.). SYNTONIC, adj. Mas. T. fc^arf, bltrc^= briiigcnb. SYPHILIS, 5. vid. SiPiiiLis SYPHON, s. rid. Siphon. SYRACUSAN, I. adj. f^mcufaiiifc^ ; H. s. ber ©i>racufaner. SYREN, vid. Siren. SYRIA, s. Sirica. SYRIAC, ailj. &■ s. vid. Syrian ; — idiom, bie fi)rifd)e <£pra^eigeit^eif. SYRIACISM, .•(. vid. Syriasm. SYRIAN, L adj. fl^'ifcf) ; Ii. s. 1. bcr (£l;ver ; 2. baS PuPJJcl {Hihiscus syriacus — /,.} J — Diainin, bilS Jta^CUfraUt (Teucrium maruni — /..) ; — rue, bie a^ilbc dlau- te, '6amntl'lra:;ie {Peganum harmala — L.). SYRIANISM, Syriasm, «. bie fi^'if^^e Spriict5eigei!f)cit. SYRINGA, «. (-.vhite — ), ber bcittfcfec 3 (I Sill ill {P/tiladelphus coronarius — 7J. SYRIXGE, .1. bie (Spritje. r« SYRINGE, V. a. 1. fpri^eit, aii§fpri= ten, eiiii>riieii; 2. befpri^eii. SYRINGOTOMY, s. s. 7'. ba« 3i)lelaiif= fd)iicibeit. SYRTis, s. bic Saiibbanf, Sl;rtc, lln= tiefe. SYRUP, s. vid. Sirup. SYSTASis, s. 1. bie Bufammenfefeiittg ; 2. 3"famnteiirottiriiiig ; 3. bie Se= frt)affeti[)cit, ba« aBefeit (ro. ii.). SYSTEM, s. 1. bie ii«oblgeorbitctegScr= biiibuiig niebvcrer Singe ^u eincm ®an^f It, bie 3iif'ii""ifitft*~'lii"3/ 3"' fammcnorbunng, bmS Spftcin, ®f= bciiibe ; Sebrgt-Daukf, ber ?el)rbegriff ; 3iiftimmeub(iiig, 3"bcgriff, ba« 3"= fanniiciigcficllfe, QKiiije, bie aiiffon^ TABL f^aftlic^e Orbnitng; 2, M. T. jeix ein^elue ^arnionietotge (bei ben 211= ten) ; — maker, ber (5v)Peiitenuerfaf= fcr ; — monger, bcr gerue S^jlcine cntiuivft, @«1"leuitranur. SYSTEMATICAL (— ic ; adv. —ally), adj. fi»1ciiiattfrf), njtifenfd)aftlii-^ ge» orb net. SYSTEMATisT, s. bet ®t)jlema8ud;fiabe beS 2Up()abetg. TABARD, 4v bcr 2SnffenroiJ, J^eroIbS- rod. TABARDER, s. ber .Ocrolb, ber ciucn 2B. ; to play at tables, till Srctte obcvDamc fjjielen ; the tables are tnrnoil.Ji^-. ba§ ©latt fiat ftcft flerociibct ; — basket, bet %\\6i- fovb ; — lied, taS S^ifrfibctt; — beer, baS Jtafelbtcr; S^tfdibicr; — bonk (tables), bie i&eftretbtafcf, 9Jott5tafk'I, ba^ Olctir- obcv 9hitt?biic^, 2;airf)cii= biic^ ; — butts, jil. 2;ifcl)|)aiii3CU ; — cas- tors, pi. S^ifc^foflfti ; — clifF, rid. — rock; — clock, bie Stii^iibv ; i£afc(= ll^r; — cloili, ba«S.'tfi^fUC^; —dia- logue, baS 3;ifc[)gefpiacl) ; — diamond, bcr Xafclllci'.I • — fasteners, pi. %\\6)' fcbiebf r ; — fork, bie ®abei ; — fruit, bag 2;afc[obft; —knife. ba« S;if^= uicffcf; — land, ba§ Safcllaiib, bie .§orf)ebeiic ; — linen, baS 3;affljeUi^ ; ;— man, bit @cl)ac!)jt!]ur ; bcf stem im 4h-ettc ; — mat, bie 2:ifc^mattc, Sti'obbccfe, ber ©trobtellcr ; — mo- ney, ba§ S;afel9clb (fitr f)of)eDfftcie= ve, u. f. m.) ; — plate, baS !tafe[= (©iiber=)Ser9ice; ber SiippeutcIIer; — rents, I.. T. jal)rlicftc ?lbi]abeii al« J^afcli^elber fiiv bie iUifcfyofc' ; — rock, bcr Safclfdfeii ; — rubv, ber J^afeU riibiit ; — salt, baS Xafelfalj, 2;if(t= fal^ ; — shore, eiii iitcbcrfS, ebncS fflac^cS) Itfer ; — snnon, ber C?§t5f= fcl ; — steel, bcr ayetjftab[ (fiir bie Sifcfimeffer); — talk, ba« 2;ircl)iie= fprait ; — tops, ;)/. '5:ifrt)blattcr ; '— ware, bag 2:affli]er(i)irr ; — wheel, iv.1 lanir. ciit feftflcficiibes ^Borrab. To TABLE, r. I. n. bcu .Tifc^ ^abeii, bfi Scmattb jitr j?ofl acbeit, cffcii, fpcifeii; w.aA. ill Sabeilcii briiigcti, ycr;(cicl)iicii ; iJabeUeii mac^fii ; 2. T. ycrfainmeu ; Sm lang. vevfi^erben, (i^alfcii, 11. f. IV.). TABLER, s. bcr ^KoflgSngcr ; jtoflge^ . bcr. TABLET, s. 1. baS Safcicficn ; 2. 3:ifd).- cl)cit, 2;ifi1)blattcficti;3. bie(Scl)rcib=) Safe! ; 4. baS 'ilvjeiicifiici)eti-beii, bie itjcrfclle. TABLING, s. JV. Ts. — of a sail, bie 93cvbDppeliiiigcti ait ciiicntSeijet ; — in the middle of a lop-sail, bcr 0tC()= L^ppeii C!iic« ^JiarSfegcU; _ of the beams, bie 93crfci;cvb!iiig bcr ySalfeti. TABOO, .?. c!t!$>ricflerliiter ySaiiii (anf ben ®:ibfeciiifelii). To TABOO, V. a. bcit ®cbraii(^ ciiter Sact'e ucrbicttn. TABOR, ••!. baiS S^aniboiu'iii, bie f(cine JEvoiniuel, .*^aubtrLMiimcl. To TABOR, V. a. troiiiiiieiii, }5aufeit, fcbfagcii. . TABOiiKR, s. bcr 5:ambouviitfcl)Ia3er. TABORET, 8. bie ficitic^SaiibtiiMiiitui. FABORiN, s. bie tieiiie .<3aiibtvomiiui. TABRET, .5. vid. Tabor. TABULAR, adj. 1. ill Xafclii fiebrad)t ; 'i. fabellariffii) ; 3. gcaMirfeit ; 4. ta= fclformig, blatterig ; — spar, ber Xa- felfpatb,' (5cl)alftci:i, vri3iiiatifd;e ?liuVtfvMtb. T.) TABULATE, v. a. 1. ilt3;afefll {Xil- bellcii) bringcii ; 2. Pac^ fcl)(cifeit. TABULATED, adj. flail) ijcfcl)liffcll ; — diamond bcr Xafcillciii. TACAMAIIAO. Tacamahaca, s. ber l$cbmantmt)0[$baum (Fanrar.z octandm — />.) ; bie SBalfampappci (Popuius 4.U imisamifera — L.) ; baS Siatamafiaf- barj. TACHYGRAPHY. .?. bic !£ac^i;grapfite, (SdjneUfc^rcibcfitnfl (tv. ii.). TACIT, adj. fiiit, ftillfd)n)cigcitb, ge= ficim, iiid)t aiiSgcbriirft ; — ly, ado. ftiUfd)»iH-igcitbS, beimlicf). TACITURN, adj. fc^wcigfclig, f(|>weig= fam, aerfc^loffcn, icorttarg, fcers fdjiuicgeii. TACITURNITY, s. bic (5d)»cigfelig= feit, (Sc^weigfamteir, ba8 fiilic, ^iu viicf^aitcube ■ffiefcii, bie 33crfcfiIoffeii= fieit, 9Jerf^wicgcii&cit. To TACK, V. I. a. bcftcii, aitficftcrt, bc= feftigcn, aufc^h'c^cn, ccrbiiibeit ; to — together, sufantmcittseftcn, biitbeit Dber ^acfeii; ail ciiiaiiber ftccfcn; ll. n. JV. p/is. (to — about), ciii Sct)iif ttjciibeit, uinlcgcu ; to — about, Jiff. aitberS ma= djcit, aiibcrc9JJa§regelu ergrcifcii, bie Sac^c aiibers aiifaiigeii, col. umfat= tclit. TACK, s. 1. bcr(Stift, !(citie (^-apejir^) Diagel ; .gafeii, ba« .^afitcn ; 2. jv. T-s. has Uiiilegeit cincS ©d)iffs, bcr Sc^lag, bie aBcubimg, ber ®aiig obcr 93ug bcini Savireii; bag ©cwtait, ©e= gclfcil ; to lioid — , feft fialtcit, bau= erit ; the — of a sail, bcr .^alS ciitcS ScgclS ; — of the jib, bcr' 3liiSl)olcr be« ,itliit>cr« ; up tacks and sheets ! ftid) aiif i^alfcii iiiib ©d)otcit! — piece, bcr ^al«flam}? ; — t-ickie, bic c6al«= talje ; — wind, bcr Seitcimnitb, Uiad- flagiroinb. TACKER, s. bcr 9Ii:^cftenbc, ii. f. w. TACKLE, s. jv. 7'-.?. 1. ba« XaM, ta§ Satelroei'f ; bie S^aijc, @ter; 2. ba» ©crdtfi, Sei'fl; — vvith a tie, ba« SBiiibcjeug, 3ugiucrf, XaM ; — fall, — rope, ber ^anfer ciiics S^afcIS; — liook, ber .^afcit ju ciiiem XaUl. 7'o TACKLE, v. a. (— a ship), (cill Sc^ijf) mit 3;afchvcrf yerfcbcit. TACKLING, s. 1. baS Safcf, Safcl; jccrf, bic S^atelage; 2. ba4 3eitg, ®e= rati), bic @cratbfd)afteii, ©nc^eii ; fish- in? — , ba? iyifd)crgerat[). T.-^CT, s. bag (Sd)irfiid)teit«=)®rfiif)I bcr £act (beg ®efiiblg); ©cfcfiaftg: tact. TACTICATi (TACTir).ro/;. MIl.T. taftifd), frieggwiffcufd)aftlid), jur Jtricggiuif; feiifd)ivft gcfiiirtg. TACTICIAN, s. bcr 2actifer, Jlricgg= fuiibigc. TACTICS, .9. p/. .Wl. T. bie XciU'xl, Jti-iegSmitfcnfitaft, aSaffenfmift. TACTIC adj. fiiblbar, cnipfiiibbar. TACTILITY, s. bic giiblbarfeit, (Sm= Vftubbarfctt. TACTION, s. bag SiiblcH, S:aficn, bic ^Beriibnutg. TAUORN.-V s. vid. Shelbrake. TADPOLE. .?. bcr itiiaiiggcbili''ete Brofit, bie unaitggcbilbcte JtriUe, Jlaiil= qitapvc. TAFEEREL, s. JV. T. bag ^atfcborb. TAFFETA, *. bCr Snffct. TAG, s. ber stiff, Sflcftclftift, bic 51c= ftcl, bcr ©ciifelftift, bie ©d)minta: bcl ; — rac; and bobtail, bcr llicbvigftc -^ijbcl, bag SuiiUH-nvaif, ^iinipciigc= ftiibf 1, are. .(5ai-f utib iDJarf, Jirctbi linb $lctl)i, 3aii=iiagc[ ; — sore, cine JtraiiE[)cit bcr e'djafc. To TAG, V. a. aui @iibe befd)Iagcii, ci= lien Stift aiiinac^cn; /^r. vcrbinfcii, ycrbraincn ; to — a lace, mit 9'!eftc(n bcfcbiageu: to — afier one, ciiiciu iibcrall iiad)laufcn; tagged point, bcr gflcftelftift. TAIL. s. 1. bcr Srf)mans, !Sd)wcif ; 2. bie 2<|>(evpc ; 3. tcr iStcrj, ©tci'}; 4. bag (f iibe ; o. Jia^d}cn an 53an= men ; 6. .s.r» F.xps. b.io lange (Sutc beg Stropg um ctnen SiCkI ; 1 H.T bie Q.Mniiie beg .§irf(.tcg ; 8. a. t. bei Sc^wanj cincr gjJugtcf; ^. Mas. r bcr Sc^iinin? einer ?iote; 10. b r bcr feamenfticl ; 11. nd. bcr 3fic»erj (bie Jtc[)rfcite) ciner aJhinjc; 12. /,. T. eiu bcfd;ranEteg ^cbcu ; — tf a comet, bcr Jtoiiietcnf(^mcif : — of a lock, bag nutere3:;()or cincr Sdilcujjc ; to tiun — to . . Voon laiifcii bcir. . ; squat upon the — , nicbcrgcfanert, nic« ber^od'cnb; .v. 7-s. tails of a top-stafi; bic ilrcnifc ; — block, bcr Stecrt; blOif, (Sdjmanjblpcf ; — board, jI/ks. Ph. ber ©aiteiihaltcr, Saitcnfcft; — carrier, bcr ©d)lcppcntragcr ; fig. gnd)gfcfe»an5er ; —comb (—toupee). bcr ©tiCiEanun ; — piece, Tijp. Ph. bet @d)(uji5ierat^ in i^ii(5)evii", 5inal= ftodp; —vice, bie ©if >V'Ti5RI)i'*^"tf> bcr (Stielfcilftobcn. To TAIL, V. a. bci bciu Sc^jwanje 5ie= l;en, jnpfcn. TAILED, adj. gcfdjWailjt ; — wasp, bit ©d)n3aii5= obcr -Ooljiucgpe {Sircx). TAILOR, s. bcr Sdjnciber ; woman — , bic ©d)ncibcrinii, ,«leit>crmad)crinn ; ■ — bird, bcr S(t)neibevSOgcl (MutacUla sartorius — Li.) ; — 's-goose, bag 53ii= gcleifen. To TAILOR, V. n. fdmcibcm. TAILORESS, ^. tie «d)ncibcrinu. TAILORING, s bie Sd)itciberei. To TAINT, V. I a. 1. mit ctiuag anfiil= Icn, tranfen ; 2. eincn 9hiftric^ gc- ben; 3. befd)mn^cii, bcfubeln ; 4. an^ fc^anirjcn, in Xnttl jiel}eu ; 5. auftc= cfeu ( — with, mit, bcii) ; uevberbeii (burc^ S'iinlni^) ; bcrfiihren ; the but- ter is tainted, bic Slitter ric(^r, ill nidst frifclj, i|l ranjig; IL «. angcfleJi wcrbcn. TATNT, s. l.bcr Sluflviffi; 2. Sfecfr?., ?T)iafei, ©d;nni^ ; 3. bie Slnflccfuiig ; 4. bag aSerbeiiMitjj ; 5. (— worm), tie fleine rotbe fepinnc, (Sammetniilbc, rOtt;e (Srbniilbe (Icarus holoscriceus — /..). TAINTFREE, Taintless, adj. llid)t an= gefiecft, nnucrborbcn, ficrfciilog, rein. TAJACU, ) s. bcr iicfari, ^4.{cFarii3, TAJASSU, S bag JBifamfc^wcin {Di- cotyle — Cuv.). TAKAL, s. (Pftiiibifd)) bcr SJeig. To TAKE, V. a. s.- n. 1. ncbmcii ; ivcgs uebmcn; mitnebmeii, mitfiibrcu; aii = nebmcn, cmpfangcii, iibcrncljmcii, anfncl)nten, l)iiincbmcn, bcfonuncn ; 2. cinncljmen, jn fid) ncf)nicn, yer= fcl)lingen; 3. iibcrf.'.iic:;, fangen, ^a= fd)cn; in 33crfiaft (gcfangcn) iieb= men; 4. bciratbcn; 5. bolen; fitb= vcn ; 6. fcffcin ; binrcifjcn ; 7. anftc- (t'cn; 8. iv)al)lcii.; !). lu'invcnbcn, gc= brand)cn, in ©cbrancf ncbincn, nn= tucnben, brand)en ; 10. mictbcn; U. abncl)mcn, abbilbcn ; 12. ablciteii ; .13. mcincii, bcgrcifcn, ?erftcl)en, auf- faffcu, cinraumen, ()altcn fiir . . ; ju= iaffcM ; 14. biilbeii, crtvagcn ; to — ad- vantage of . .. bciiu^en (cine Sacfe); iibcrt)ortl)riIcn (jcmaiib); to — an airinst, ciitc Spajicrfabrt (cincnSpa' jicrritt, eincn Spajiergaiig) mac^cn ; to — a diMiiai, cine abfdjliigige \'lnl= wort bcfommeil ; to — a disease, ciiK Jlranfyeit bcfommcn, angcftccft iDcr^. ben ; to — a drive, fpajicrcn fabrcii ; to — a drop (too much), cin @C^liicf= d)Cll (jn Picl) trinfcil; to — a fancy to . . , ©efallcn fiuben an . . ; ^erI!cbt, »eruarrt fctm in . . ; to — a last fare- well, yi)Uig ',>lbfc^icb ncbincn ; to -;■ a glory in a thing, fic{) Ctlinig anf CUt« *Sad)c cinbilbcn, iiii ®nte tbnii ; t.-i — a journey, cine Hicifc mad)en, reu fen; to — aij-, !i!uft faffcn, !i!uft be TAKE TAKE TAKE f?nniuii ; jUj. iiusfDiiimeii, bcfannt ajCltCll ; l(p — ahirin. Uliru()ii] WiX- bcii, rei}f U'fvtcii, tu5liuifl gcvatbcii; SBiub bcfomiuen, vuig. SJiiiitevifC^cu; to — a likeness, VOrtl'rtitirfll ; to — a liking to a tiling, eiiie ©acl)e gevn Iei= ben ; to — amiss, iibcl nc^lUCIt ; 10 — a miss (a woman) in keeping, ftcf) cillC 2)Jaiti-cffe l)alten ; to — a nap, fc{)lum= incite, col. etit (Sct)taf(^en mact)cit ; to — arms, ftc^ bcivaffltCll ; to — effect, SBirtuug thuit ; to — (a good) heart, i)Jutl) fafK" ; to — a house, ciii .6aii8 mii'tbcii ; in fill .0iiit« g? l)cn ; fic^ in lilt L^aiis vfiftecfen; to — an oath, ctitcii (S"ib ableiicii, fc^miireii; to — (a) prejudice, ctii 93ontrt^eil faiTcit ; to — a resolution, cilieit (?ntfsl>;u Sic cS ucrftauten V begriffcit? to — leave, "ilbfd)icb llC^men; to — liberties, fid) gictbeiten (bcrau3)nel)inctt; i — the lilieny,ift bin fo fret; to — measure, ba« ^D^lfj nel)mcnj to — measures, I 'DJa6vci]fln cvgrcifen ; to — money, ' @cls ciljcbcn; to — notice. bemci;s \ feu; to — notice of . ., iJiOttJ (JleuntuiO) ncbmen yon . . ; — no- tice! /.. Ph. Jftunb uub ju mijfen! U. f. 11). ; to — occasion (opportunity), bie ©eleijeubeit errtveifcn; to — one nt his word, 3ieivauben bciiu 3Borte fajfeu ; to — one's chance, fein Sc^icf= fill cnLuntcii ; luaijen, abroavten, ci'd^- fclKli ; to — one's departure, abrei= (Til ; to — one's (own) way, fciucil (ciguiu) 5J3c(] fiel)en, ober ue()incu; ,o — oiTimce at'.. , fid) beleitijt fins ben buvd) . ., bdcibigt fei)u liber..; to — orders, fid) oibiuiieii laffeii, 4>i"cbti]ef merbcii; to — p;iiiis, fic^ .\liiil)e gebcu. fid) bemitben; to — [lart in . ., SIbeil nebnien aw..; to — physic, 91ijenci einiie^nicn ; to — pity, fid) erbaniicn fon. cine«) ; to — piaoe. ftatt firtDcii, fic^ creigiicn, ctn= U'cten, j^u '2taube foiunuMi, DOifuHcn, SOige'^en ; to — place of one, bCU SSormug bcf)auiiteii ypr . . ; to — pleasure,' i^cfgniiijen finben (— in, (til) ; to — portraits (likenesses), ^in'= tvait§ mateii ; to — pride, fid) brii= fieu (— in, mil*/, fid) umS tinbilben, ftotj fepn auf . . ; to — rest, an§ru= i)Cn ; to — revenge of . ., fid) rddicn nil . . ; to — scandal, fid) fcaubalifi= veil ; to — scorn, ucrac^rcii ; to — fa) seat, ftcft fcfeen ; to — shame, ftc^ fd)dmen; to — shelter, fic^ fd)ii^eii, fid) ju fcfcii^en fuc^en ( — from, tot, oeaen . . .) ; vetiviren ; to — steps, afiapvcgctn ei-greifcn ; to — the ad- vantage, ben Syortheii jieben; to — the air, an (ill) bie I'nft ge()en (foin= men), frifd)e Snft fr^tn'feu, ciuen Suftgang madicn, fpajievcn geben, auSf'eitcit, nnefabvcn; to — the field, ^n Sclbe gcijen, bit SBajfen ergvet= ten ; to — the law of ci'.e, 3emanben yerflartcn ; to — the lead, ^eu Slon nngcben, baS SBort fiit)ven, 5Infiif)= rei- fei)n, «oiangef)en ; bie .^oneurS mad}en; to — thought, fid) ciubilben; to — umbrage, 'iluftofj licbuicn, 5Ucr= bac^t fd)oi>feu ( — at, bei) ;to — vcy- age, (jur i&ce) reii'eii, jur See ge= i)en ; to — warning, fid) amvueu laffen ; to — water, yw aisaffcr ge= ^cn ; ein 3?oot mictf)eii ; to — wind, guft fc^oj>fen; to — wing, iawn fliegen; as l — it, meiner iUJci- nuiig Itac^ ; I — it for granted, tcfe fefee aU gewip yovau«, nei)inc eS aU auSgeinac^t an ; I won't — your judgment, St)! Ui'tbcii gcniigt mir Uic^t; I'll — it for the better and worse, id) »ilt t« bamit anf gut ©liicf wagen ; win it — ■? luivb e3 anfc^la= g?::, wirfen (ba« 2)Jittc(, u. f. w.)? H)irb ti burc^gebcn? iuirb e« bie Senfni: ?)affire'n? <•«/. wivb H 5ic= ^eu i how did the play — 1 Wic gcficl baS ©tiiff V that won't — with ine. baS laff id) miv nid)t gefalleu; baS tilligc id) uic|t ; win you — some- thing? rooUcn Sic ctma3 tvinfeu? Sp. E-s. the fox lakes the earth, bCV 3nd)g ycffvied)t fic^ ; the dog takes tlie water, bciv^nnb gcljt iuS 31]affer; to — one about, mit 3emanbciu uin^ev= gebeu, ibn l)erumfiil)';eii ; to — along with, mit fi4> nebnien, ficfe eigen ma= (^cu, ftc^ einpidgeii ; I beg you to — me (along) with you, tC^ bitte StC fo jnveben, ta^ i4)3f)ncn folgen faun; to — and leave, (you Sd)iffeii) ein^o= lert uub yorfaeifegeln ; to — asunder, treuncn; to — aw.iy, (meg;ncl)men, cnt}iel)eu, bei ©cite fcljen ; to — one's self away, fic^ TOegbegcbcu, ftc^ uufic{)tbar inadjen ; to — down, i)er= unteinvl)men, abuebmcu ; a»egue()s men; i)inuiitcrf(^lucfin, yevfd)lurfen; fig. uiebevfd)lagen, bemitt^igen ; l)iu= nuterfd)lurfcn^ einfveffcu (5lerger, jlvaufungcn) ; uiebevfd)iciben ; to — for . . , l)alteu fitv . . ; i am not what you — me for, \A) bin nid)t bag, wo= fiir fcie mic^ balten ; to — from, ucbmenuon .., entjieben, wegitc^= men, abuebmcu, beuel)men, bcrau^ ben, uad)tbctlig fei)n ; ab5etd)neu; to — in, l)iueinnei)inen ; cinucbnien ; cvobevu; aunebmcu (work, 5}lvbeit) ; ein^ieben; ^uviicf erftc[)eu (in -i\wi-- ticncn) ; an \\^ bringcn, geminneu, evobcvn ; umfaffcn, iiiit iii ftt^ bc= gveifeu, etnfc^licBcu, aufnct)men; julaffcn; iiberliilen, Ijintcrgctieu, be^ tviigcn, anfiibven ; I cannot — it in, miig. id) faun tai nic^t ycvfc^ludcn (faitu biefe giige nid)t glaubeu) ; to — in hand, uiuenu'biucu, aufaugcu, iibcvitct)im'n ; .v. 7-.s. to — in the sails. bie S({(el bevgen ; to — in tow, l)u<5« fii'cn, iuS <>ci)levp(an nebnien ; to — in a cargo, ciuc Sabuug (©iitec) ein« ucbmcn ; to — in a lie, auf eiiicr ?ii> ge ertappeu ; to — in money, ®el» ber ((SJcIb) etiiuct)meii; to — in vain, miSbfauc^eu ; to — into debate, in Ue= berlcgnng jieben ; to — into one's hand,Yic()"in bCU Jtopf fc^eu ; to — into one's confidence. Scnianbcnjum SSer-- trauten mad)en ; to — of anncl)iiien yon . . ; to — off. (Weg)nebmen ; aue bent 2Begc vdumcn ; benebmen, ent= jie^eii, abnef)meu, ycvvingevn, »ev' miubcrii; abjicbeu; au«tvinteu; uarbbtlbcn, nad)af)men, eopiren ; Tyi). Ph. abbeben ; (— off one's hand, cincm ctiyag) abfaufen ; to — off the embar- go, ben ik'fct)[ag, (bie .^anbetsfperve) auf i)cbeu ; to — off the service, bie Xawe abfleibeu ; to — out, l)crau«nc^ = men, auSjicl)eu, copireu; jum S^anje aiifforberu ; to — out goods, SBaavcn nu8n)dl)(cn, auSfeijen (nm fie ju fau= fen) ; to — one out, ^crauSfovbcrii, ciuen ®ang t^uu mit, ii. f. w. ; to — over, mit fid; fetniibev nebmen ; an- ucbmcn; to — to pieces, (in Stiicfe, ftiitfiueife) jcvlegen; fig. genau bc> fel;cn ; to — to heart, ju -^eijeii iieb= men ; to — to one's heels. baS .§aTeU' pauier cvgvcifcii, Serfengelb gcbcn; to — lip, ergreifen, ycrbaftcii, auf« ne^mcn; anncl^mcu, auf fid) ncl); men: c8 mit cinein aufuebmeu ; bin- eiuuc!)men, abt)olcn; befc^cu ; an^ l)ebcn, ftiften, borgeu; ycrbinfeu (cine aauubc) ; siifammciibiiibcu ; anfrdumcn; abtbun; tatclu; a'.i: fiillen ; in fid) faffcn (ctiien Bcit= vaunt, u. f. \v.); faffcn, tcgrci|cii; }uv 9{ecf)cnfd)aft jieben ; Typ. Ph. tu sBogen aufbebcn ober^ aufnel)meu ; to — up arms, bie SBaffeu evgieifcii : to — up a bill (draft\ M. Ph. cincil 2Bcd)fel einlofcn, bejat)Ien ; to — up lodgings, cinquavtieven, einmtcfi)cn ; to — up (a sum of) money, (CillC Summe) ®elb aufuebmcn, cvbeben ; to — upon one's self, iibcvnebmeii (cin @ef4>dft, u. f. w.), nuf fic^ ue^men, auncbmeu; fic^ aumapeu; lie takes upon (liiin.self) to teach English, CV gicbt fid) ba« 'Jlnfeijen, aU touute cr (5ng(ifd) lebven; to — upon a wind sail, JV. T. beiiu ^iubc lauircn ; to — with, jufriebeu fel)n; to — with one. nn 3fnianbem ©efallcn fiubcu, mit ii)Wi jnfviebeu fei)n; ycrliebt fcDu in . . ; II. 71. 1. gcfalien, 53eifaII fiiibcn : 2. cine 9iid)tuug ncf;men; fid) iyo= ^in begeben ; 3. 2Biituiig tbnu ; to — after, ablcvncu, nac^abmcu; gevatfteit Had) . . , dbntid) lyevbeu, «ad;avten ; to — in with, (S baltClt mit; to — on, fic^ etma^ aune(;meu, fid) fvdnfen, gvdmcn, fid) jn ^evjcn nef)mcn; |eftig beiingt pber geviil)vt fei^n ; to — to, fid) iiiac^cn aw... fid) balteu ju . . ; fic^ auf ctmaS (auf bie aSiffcui fc^aften u. f. w.) legen ; , . wevbcu ; ^Jeiguiig ju etumS I;abcu, yon (twaS ©cbraud) mad)en, fid) mit ctmas befc^dfrigen, bclufiigcn (mit) ; fid) begcbeu nad); to — to drinking, fid) bag 2:viuEen angeau>(;ncn, fid) bem Svnnfe cvgebeu; to — up with... jufiieben fci):i mit . ., fic^ bcguiigeii. TAKi'MN, s. cin Setvug, eine s8ciiu= gecci. T.\KER, s. bev S'lc^mev, 5lbncf)mer, U. f. IP. ; vid. 7'o'J'akk;' — of a bill, ./!/. E. ber 2Bed)fcluchmer (®ebcc beg 2Bertl)eg), SJiemitteut; — of a ship, ber 6aper ('?lufbriiigcr ciuei Sd)tffcg); ber ?liiucbmcr (ber bca ^aw eiueg Sd;iffeg iu \>Jccorj 4:i.j TALL TAMP TAPE nimillt) ; — on bottomry, ber S3ob= mi'rcincljnicr. TAKING, I. «. tjii/^-. bie a3crlcj}eut)eit; II. adj. fig. ciitiicl)meiib. ■j'AKiNGNESS, .5. b.) ; 2. caiic^ fill sPrieptr bcr sSiimaiieii mib Siamcffit). TALBOT, s. bcv Sflflb^imb, SGtiib^mib, Xiger^iinb, fscflecfre .^iiiib. lALC, talc'k, s. bev %M, Slalffleiit. TALCKiTE, s. bcr jei-faUcne Xait, bie S^nlEcrbe. TALCKY, adj. (alfic^t, talftUtii] ; iah fig, talf^al'tii]. TALE, .9. 1. bie ©rsaijlitng, SfJac^ridjt; 2. ba« "3)JaI)r(^cn, bie ©age ; 3. 3ab( ; 4. ^liigabe; by—, fliicfmeife, 5a[)l= UKtfe; thereby lianas a — , bailltt l)at c« fciii eigeiicS sBewcnben, ba fiedt enuaS ba^tnter, baritbe* licfe fic^ i^tel fagen; — boarer, ber 3iifMgei"« Di)veublafer, 9lngeber, ajeiteiimbcr ; — bearing, bag -Jlugcbfit, i!ei'lcum= bcii; —fill, adj.w\[ aJ2abrcl)eu; — teller, bcr 3)Ja^r(tenevja()Iev. TALENT, s. 1. ba« talent, bie '^a= tiivgabe, Jtuiifigabe, @abf, *^litlage, >er. .§ang, bie'^cfrbitflic^feit, %h bigEcit; 2. ba« Saleiit (eiii ©ewidbt unb cillC 3}h'UlJf) ; — at raillery, bie @abe wi^ig ju fvotteii. TALES, s. pi. />. T. bie ©rfa^mciimcv (.^Diiimier jiir ©rgciiisiiiig) eiiiev 3uvV ; — book, ba« 'JBerjcic^iti^ bcr (Irfa^manuer. I'ALISMAN, s. bcr 2;altS!«ait, ba« 3aii= bermittel. I'ALlSMANic (— cAiJ, ndj. jauberifcf), magifc^, iiiit bcr .ft'raft'ctiieS :i.ati«= iiiaiiS begabt. To TALK, v.nA. fpre^eil (— to, will), of, about, jii, mit, «pit, iiber), rebcu; 2. ;)laiibcn:, fcf)wa^cii; to — big. grD^tbun, aufftj>iteibfii ; to — of, crjciblen, bcrirfjtcit; to — over, er= |dl)(cii, befc^wa^en. VALK, s. 1. baS ©cfpvac^; 2. ©e= f(t)»afe ; 3. ©crit^t ; (5)cicbe ; to be full of — , tmmcr frbam^eit ; I must have a little — with him, id) IJlUp il)u bo^ cin 2JJal aurebeu; she is irjade a common — , alle SBclt fpric^t «ou ibr; small — , bnS ©fplaiibcr, Ocfvrac^ fiber gcviiigfiigtgc 5)iiige; town — , baS ®tabtgcfc^maj; — worthy, bcr 9iebe »«evt^. rALKA'nVE {mlv. — ly). mlj. 1. ge= fprac^ig, rcbfelig; 2. plauberbaft, ge= f^mafeig ; — neks, s. bie ®e)>vacing= ffit, giJebfeligfcit; ©efitanifeigfelt, '4ilauberf)aftigfcit. IWLKER, s. 1. ber S?)re(I)eiibe ; 2. ®cfpvaci)igc, (Sd;n)a6ev,co;. bie S[3lau= bcrtafc^e ; 3. bcr S}>cal)lcr. TALL, adj. 1. laiig, gvop; ^oc^; ge^ rabe; 'i. fiib't, miitbig, tiofeig ; ftamniig, I^aubfcft, hiegcrifcti, tupfcr. I'ALLAGHX s. bie 5liiflage, ^Ibgabc, (SapitaI=)Stcucr. 7V_TALLAGE, v. a. ciiie 9lbgabe ra-teucr) auflcgcii, aii«fc^rctbeit, bf= fieitent. TALLNESS, s.bie?aitgc, ©rlifje, -Sobe. TALLOW, s. bcr Salg, ba« Uiifitlitt ; — cake, baiS Srtlgbrob, bcr 2;alg= fliiiiiDcn; — camiie, bnS S^alglictt; — chainiier, bcr Jlcrjeii= obcr "Sirt)t= itc^er, Sic^tgic^cr; — copper, bie 5;aIgV'faitiic; — faced, bifid;, uoii franflidjer ]id;§laHien ber®erber. TALLO WISH, Tallowy, adj. VCliXala, fcttig. ■' TALLY, s. 1. ba3 ,^crbf)plj, ber ©d;iiitt, (f infcbuitt ; 2. fie bas q}af= fctibc, gntfVH-ec^ciibe, ©citenfiiicf (jii einem ^aar, u. f. w.), bcr 5pciibant ; — man, ber tta^ bem Jilerb^olj rennet. To TALLY, ». .1. a. 1. aiif baS Jterb^olj fd;itcibeit; iiac^ bem .Kcrbbols be= rccbtieii^ nuSfd)neibeit; fd)iieibeii, ciiif^iieibcn ; 2. aiipaffcii, VnfTf"; 3- Sen laiig. oiii)olcii, bcibolcu (bic (Sc= gel, uiit fie beffcr aiiSsufpaniicii) ; H. re. fi^. aiipaffcii ; paffeii, ciitfvvc= c^cii, iibcrciiiEonimcii. TALMUD, s. bcr 3;a[imib. TALMUDICAL, Talmudic, ndj. 511 bem Salmiib gebbrig, ta(mubifd), TALMUDiST, «. bcr S;alntitbifi. TALMUDISTIC, a. a. tfjcrcit, (iiiit Xi)i\:) an- ftveic^eit; to — and feather, erft bc= t()ereu iiiib baiin in Scbcnt jiccfen. TARANTELLA, s. ber S;arauleltaii5. TARANTULA, s. bie (ttja^rc) 3;aratitcl (Lycosa taranttUa — Latr, ; .Mranea ta- rantula — />.). To TARANTULATE, c. a. blirc^ gjJuftf beiDegeii. TARDIGRADE, \adj. laitjjfam flC^ TARDIGRADOUS, S bcilb. TARDIGRADES, s. collect, bie gau[= tbiere. TARDINESS, s. 1. bie Satigfamfcit; 2. @;iiiinii3fcit ; ©aumfc'ltGfcit ; 3. 2;ragl)eit, Saulfjcit. TARDV (adv. — ily), adj. 1. [ailflfant ; 2. fciuintg, fatimfclig; 3. tvagc. TARE, s. 1. bie taube 9le^re; SBicte, bcv 2o(c^, Ciabeit ; 2. m. k. bie Za- xa ; — agreed upon, bie fterabrebete Xcinftcin aninaf^en. TARTARY, s. 2:rt(v)tavci. TARTisH, adj. f.incvlirf), ctiuaS f;evbe. TARTLET, • ba« 2;i.n'tci)c:;. TARTNF-ss, -. 1. bie .^fvbc, aftigeit, 5tvljctt auf= gcben, anftvagcn, bcJcgen mit (twas, tuvc.s i(umutl)cn. TASKER, s. bcv *2lvbeit§yDgt; bev 511= fallige (nicbrigc) Slvbcitcn ycvvid)tet. TAS.SEU s. 1. bic Qnafic, 3;vobbeI, SoIIe; 2. (— of a book), bcv 331ntt= wcnbev; 3. be* Xaxi; i. bie ,Savbeu= biftd. TASSELED, adj. mit Oiiaftcn gcjievf. TASSES, s.pi. bcv Scin&avnifci). TASTABLi'^ adj. fdjnifrfbav, fd;maif= bnft. To 'J'ASTE. V. a. 'fK'i ; to take a sii;,'hi — of, miv cin tvcnig ycvfudjcn ; to give a — of . . , ju foflcn gcbcit wn . . ; to have no — of . . , feiuen @e= fc^niaif finbcn an . . ; to have a nice — , eincn feinen ©efcfemacf ^abcn ; to my — , iiad) inciiicm ®cfcbma(f ; to be out of — , gcfdimacfloS, fdjai fc»n; fci'.(en (Scfdjinacf fecvbovbcn i)abcn. TASTEFUL, «rf/. fc^matf^aft, fiJfllic^, gcff^matfyoU. TASTELESS (adr. — i.y), atlj. 1. flC- fct)madf(o*, iinfd&marfljaft, fabe;'2. cbue @efd)macf ; — ness. s. bie ®e= fdjmacfloftgfeit. TASTER, s. 1. bcv Jloflev, Sd)mc(fcv, iI5evfud)ev, (Svcbenncr ; 2. baS (Sc^nappfgfa? ; a brandy — , citl SBvanntiucintvinfcv. _ TASTING, .?. 1. ba« J?oiien, ec^mcifcn ; 2. iBevmiigen ju fc^mccfcn, bcv @c= f(^macf. TASTY, aiij. gcf(t)macfvpll, mobifd) ; — furniture.'?, gefdimaif uollc 3)?obcln ; a — lady, cine 3}}obcbamc. TATi'KR, s. bcv lumpen, 5*appcn. TATTERDEMALION, s. bCV Sltnip, ?unipcnfev[, (5d;uft, .Galiinfc. TATTERED, adj. JCVviffcn, jcviumpt; — clothes, jeiiumpte Jtlcibcv, Sum; pen. To TATTLE; v. 7i.fc^iDafecn, plaubcrn, wafci^en. TATTLE, s. ba« ©cff^iinife, ©cwcifd;. TATT'LER,*. bcr (Sc^iua^cv, ^^laubcvcv. TATTOO, s. 1. JIU. Ph. bCV ^Ot'fi'"' ftveicfe ; 2. bic Sattoiuivung, Z!i\\0'- unvung. To TAi'TOO V. a. tnttowivcn, tMit)-. (w)ivcn. TAU, s. bev Jtrijfeufifcb (Gnrftt.« tau — jj ; ber T-25ogel, ©c^icfcrberfct (Phalama attacus tiiu — /-.). TAUGHT, adj. fiea lang. flcif, jtvaff ; — saii.», »pfle (uofIfiet)cnbc) ®cgel. To TAUNT, V. a. fc^maljcn, [uU)iicn, fpottcn, ftid)cfn, tabcln, au8fd)cltcn ( — at, iibcv). TAUNT, s. bcv ^Dl)n, bie Sc^niiifinng, baS ^ofincn, bcv Sf ott, bie ®ttd)c= lei, bev 2;abei, SScvuu-is. TAUNTER, s. bcv .0ijf)ucv, tl)ige SBiebcv^olung beffdfacn 2Ber= tci!, bic SBintbchnnng. TAVERN, s ba8 SBciiipauS, bic (2Bein=) SdjClltc, bcv aScinfclkv ; — haunter, ( — marO, — hunter, bCV ffcifeigc Jlnn= be im SBctnbnnfe, 3^^)?^ 3f'tl'^« (7'Aea — /..) ; — laiiie, ber Shectifd} ; — things, baS 2;becjeug, S:beegefc(;irr; — tongs, pi. bie 3ii*erjauge ; — tray, bag Xbeebrctt; — urn, bie S^beeiirne, Xl)ecntafd)iue; — wafers, SBaffeIn sum 2;bee ju nel)mcn. r,) TEACH, n. a. .«- n. 1. lcf)ren, Hnter= u'cifeu, unteiriftfcu; 2. beuadbricftti= gen ; — me how to do it, jeigcu Sie mir luic ba« gentacftt anrb. TEACH, .t. ber uicrte 3iitffr=>$?cfftl- TEACUAULE (tub}. — ly), adj. gcle^= rig ; — ness, «. bie ©elebrigfeit. TEACHER, i.l. ber Sebrer; 2. (uic&t crbiuirte) ^jSrcbiger • 3 Typ. T. ber Vlufiibrcgcfpan. l'E.\K, s. berXbefabitUni (VVctortasran- di.s — /,.). I'EAL, s. cine 5lrt fleinc (wilbe) @nte, bic Jtried)CntC {.Jiims crecca — /-.). iKAM, s. bn« ©efpann; ber 3ng, bic :)ieibe; a — of liorses or o.\eii. cill (tyrad3t:)®efpann (©efpann 5}>fcrbe ober Ocifen) ; — work, .v. E. bic ■^clbarbeit bur^ 3ii3"'fl). T" TEAM, V. n. an- ober jufantnien: fpannen, anfc^irren. I'EAMST'ER, s. fccc ,5rad)t--)5ul)r- TOflnn. 43a TEAR. s. bif 3;^r(ine, 3ii^rc; — drop, bcr^iropfcn; to siied tears, rocineii ; to be all in tears, fig. in iJbraucn fc^wimmcn ; tear-faiiing, tbrdneub, tbrmieuuergiepcub, tDciucnb, nittlei= big, jartlirf) ; — failing pity, tbraiien= veVgicpcnbeS iDJitleib. To TEAR, V. I. a. 1. vcipcu, jcrrcii ; 2. jerreiHen, scranibleu, jerfleifc^ert ; 3. nu^rciyeu ; eutreitieu ; 4. ucraninbcu; to — from, roegrci^en, entrcitjen ; to — off, abrci^en ; to — out, nu^reifjcu ; to — to pieces, iu StiiiJe vci^ett ; to — up, jerreitJen, aufrci^ea ; ii.7j.n)iit^cu, rafcu, tobcn. TEAR, s. bcr aiii) (in 3f»!T-''' "• f- >»-^ ; wear and — , bic Slbiiu^ung (burc^ beu ®cbrand)) ; jv. r. ©litrtge. TEARER, .9. 1. ber 3fi'rei§er; 2. ^a.' feiibe, 2:pbciibc, SBiitbcric^. TEARFUL, (j'/j. yoU Sbriinen, i\)xhmu »oU, jabreiireid), njcinenb; a — eye, eiu tbrrtuenfcbwereS 91uge. TEARLESS, adj. tbrauculog ; 9cfiit)l= lo«. To TEASE, V. a.i. lainmcn, !rcmpeln, aufraubeu, favbcu,, farbatfcften ; 2. jcrreu; plagen, (|ua(cif, banfiiu. TEASEL, 5. bic ,il\ubtnbif4el [Dipsacus fidlonum — J.,). TEASELER, ». bev Jtarbatfc^cr. TEASER, s. ber Oudlenbc, Jplagegcijt, TEAT, s. bic 3ifei"/ 53rufinjar}c. Tu TEAZE, V. a. vid. To Tease. TI'X;hiness, .?. bie Uufreuublic^feit, aScrbricplic^tcit, ba§ niiirrifc^e aBc= feu. TECHNICAL (— ic; adv. — ly), adj. tec^nifc^, funftinaBig, funilgcred^f, jiir Jtunfi gcbiJrig ; technical word, ba« J^unfinjort. TECHNICALITY, > s. iClS ciuciU be:= TECHNICALNESS, i fonbcru ©eiverbc (Sigcntbiimlid)e (Jtunftgerec^te). TECHNICS, s. bie S:ert)nif, ,Jtintftfvra= c^e, Jtunfl:morter(ct)re, @crocrb4lcbrc. TECHNOLOGICAL, adj. gcmerbfuitb- li^, gcmerblit^, tcd)nLi[ogifc^ ; — in- stitution, bie ®ejucrbfd)iiic. TECHNOLOGIST, i.bcr ilc4)uotpg, ®c= tocrbfunbigc. TECHNOLOGY, s. bie Sedjuoiogic (sSefc^reibung bcr Jlitnjlc nub .§aub= wcrfc), ©cmerbfuubc. TECHY (adv. — ily), adj. UUfrcunblic^, uerbricglic^, miirrifrf), n.niuberlic|. TECTONIC, o^^i. sur ^Oantunft gcborig. TEDDER, s. ein ©cii womit man 5Pfer= be auf ber SBcibc nubiiibet, bcr j;iibcr, baS SKBcibefeil, ©vannfcil, ber langc ©trid, .galtftridf ; fig. bic Seffcl. To TEDDER, v. a. 1. aubinbcu, feffein, tiibern; 2.^^. einfd)riinf'eu, bcntmen. TE-DEUM, s. baS (.§err ©ott bii-^ Io= ben i»ir) Siebcum. TEDIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. laugweilig, Idflig; Inngfam, Idfftg; — ness, s. bic SJangwciligfeit, baS ^angiiH'iligc. TEDIUM, s. (lat.) bcr aBiberioille, bie Slbiieiguug, bic SaugmeiligEcif, Sd= ftigtcit. To TEEM, V. n. 1. fdjTOangcr fcDu ober gebeu ( — with, mit) ; 2. gcbarcu, nic^ bertommen; 3. fig. wimmcln, soil fe»u, fdiwer trageu, ftro^cu, gcfvanut fel}n ( — with, uou) ; 4. f)cryDrbiiu= gen ; to — with politics, ben .Kopf »oM i)Dliti|'d)er Singe ^nben. TEEMER, .ivangere, (i)ftere) ©ebarerinu. TEEMFUL, a'lj. 1. fcbiimiiger, (you Sl^icrcn) trddjtig, frnc^tbar ; 2. boll, I)od)gcfiiiIt. TEEMLESS, adj. nufrnditbaf. TEENS, 5. ;;/. bie 3f hiicr. TEETH, s. (p!. you TooUi) bie 3i''>b"« ; to show the — , brobcil ; to cast in one's — , einem yorwerfcs in the - (to his — ), ihm in« ©efidji ; the w.ni is in your — , bcr SSiub iji 3^1^" 9«' rabc entgcgeu. To TEETH, V. n. ^flbuCU, ^ailM b«/ iomnicn ; a teethed wiieei, ctu Jlamm> rnb. TEETHING, s. ba« 3«f)uen. TEGULAR (adp. — LV), adj. jicgclfor. mig ; (iu« 3if9f J"- TEGUMENT, s. ji. T. bie SQcbciJuug, .*5iiUe, .g»aut. TEGUMENTARY, ««// bie .giiut betref= fenb ; l)dutig. TEIL (—tree), .?. bic ?iube [Tilia— Lj. TEiNT, s. bie Sarbe. telarY, adj. ein ©ctocbc betreffeub ; fpinneub. telegraph, .9. ber 3;elcgrnpb, bie gcrnfd)reibc=9)?afd)inc; marine — , bnS ©igualifircn burcfc ginggen ; nigiit — , ber ^JJncibttelegrnp^; iine of — s, bie Sielegrapbctilinii-'- telegraphic (— cal), ndi. tclcgra= Vbifd) ; — intelligence, (clcgrapbifdjc ^Jadjridjtcn. TELEOLOGY, s. Th. T. bic Sflcologic. telephium. .9. .^f. 71 biiS Selepijiunt. (ein boSnrtigeS ®efd)roiir). telescope, s. bas 3::eleffoxv (Spie= gel=)(^crnrobr ; — shell, bie Sectonue, baS S^dcffop (cine Jtreifelfc^nede). TELESCOPICAL (— ic), adj. telcffp= pifc^, nur burc^) baS Seleffop ju fcbeu. telesia, s. bcr Sapbir. TELESM, s. eiu 9lmulei, 5lnbvo bic enb= buc^fiflbeu jeber 3i"il« fine" SfJamcu bilbeu. To TELL, V. a. irv. 1. fiigCU ; 2. JU cr= Icnncn gebcn, t»orbringcn ; 3. jcigen., nnscigeii; 4. crjdblen, ntelbeu, 'be= rid)tcn; 5. (nug)xdblen, 5ufanimeu= jdbleu; 6. yerratbcu; to — again, njicberfagen ; to — a thing abroad, ttwaS auSbrciten ; never — me, feiue (Sutfd^ulbignng ; j cannot — , id) un-if) niAt; you' yourself can best — , >StC fcibfl iviffeu (im beftcn; — it in a word, madie cS furj ; to — one ol his fault, eiucm ch»as Porriicfeii ; to — fortunes by the cards, bie JtilVte fd)Iagen ; to — stories, ®cfd)id)td)eu erjdblcn; liigcu; to — of one, Jics manbcn anilagen ; to — off nb5(ibleu. (bur(^3*if)lf") cintbeileu; to — over. iibcrjableu, nad;jnblcn ; to — to one. einent ttwas jujiibfen. TELLER, s. 1. ber erjd^Ur; 2. 3db» ler; 3n()I>"*^i|lfr. TELT^TALE. h .i 1. bcr 3ntr;igcv, 3n5ifd)entrdgcr,5Pof}entidger,Dbrru= bidfer; 2. T. ein bewcglidies fetiUI gifcubein ober -Slei iu fleiueu Dr= geln, um nnjujcigeu, wenu bcr SSinb erfc^iipft ifl; a — of the rudder or tiller, J\r. T. eiu 9lrionietet:; II. adj. ge^ fc^wd^ig, fc^wnfei^nft. TELLUR ATE. s. CA. T. XtWux mit CtUCt 93afc yerbnuben. TELLARETED, adj. mit SicUur yer> bunbeu. TELLURIUM, s. black — ore, bnS S31dt» tertellur; native — , b«S gcbiegcne ScUur: yellow — , iaS ©clbcrj, SBeiptcIIur. TEMERARIOUS (adn. — ly), adj. 1. VtV aicgen, toUEiibu ; 2. unbeforjucu, nn> adufaiiii, uadjldfftn (lu. ii.) TEMERITY, .». bic 5?enDegenbctt, '-i. oU-- ?iibubcit, Unbcfonneubeit. T« TEMPER, v.a. 1. gcbpng miftbca oevic^cu mit . . : 2. (aiJetallc) bdr- TEMP TENA TENE feu ; 3. UH'ic^ macfecn (}. 03. 9Sa(^ J) ; 4. foniuMt, 0fftaltni ; 5. majjitjeu, iiiilfccni, befiiiiftiflcii, cnueic^cit; fi. fine Stimimnig flVbcit, ftimmcuj 7. aiipaiTcii ; B- -Mii^'. tcnipcrivcii ; to — one's self, fid) lU^^lt md) . . . riCMPER, »•. 1. bic 9el)orij]e 33Jtfci)iing lid) witevftrciti'iibev C?ii)cnfd)aftfii : 1 ' 'i. ^i>rperb«fc^affcn()cit ; !iJcibcSfpatt= f luiurt, {orpei-ltd}c ^Ullage ; f ovpei'ltd)e Stimmiiiii}; 3. bas SlcmVrriimeiif, ^ic iiatiirlic^e tWcigiiitg, baS SRatuvcl, bie ©cmiit^^nrf, bag ©eniiit^, ber (51)arafti'r, bic ®cmiitt)9fitniimiiig, *^.iiiiic ; 4. lUJajitguiig ; @cnnitl)S= viibe; 5. .^arte (bea GifcitS obcr (SrablfS) ; 6. gjiifc^uiig bcr Suft, Sf mvefatiir ; 7. bcr 5l)Jitteln)cg; 8. T. Unit obcr a()iilic6e Subfianscii, bic niiiit uuil)reub be« evfieit (SicbeiiS hei '^ndniaftes jitfe^t, urn bie iibei'= fliifitge ©aitie ju iieutvaltftrcn ; to lie of a good — , aiifgcvaumt fei;n ; faiiftmiit[)ig fe^ii; to be of a mild — , eiil milbCiS :!>i5cfeu tiabctl; to have a swi-et — , fvcuiiblid^cn @cmiit^e« fci)!! ; to be out of — , nt4lt aufge= Viiiimt feilU; to show an even — , glcid;miitf)tg, uubciuegt blftbeit, obcr fe\)it ; keep your — , miipigftt ®te fic^f bnl'i'lt ®tc an fic^ ; to keep one in — ,'3ciiiaiibeu bci guter ?aune er= l)a[tClt; the neodles (blades) should have a due — , bie SJabcIit (J^ltitgcu) miiffeii cine gciuiffe ^ai-te ^abcii. TEMPERAMENT, s. 1. bie (!i3i-perlic^c) Sefc^affeut)eit; 2. 33evfa[fung ; 3. Mus. T. bie 2;emvcratur. TEMPERANCE, s. 1. btC aJJapigfctt, ^Jhid)teful)eit ; 2. SDJafjifjung, @claf- fftibctt ©cbiitb, 9iut)C ; — society, bcr 2DJa9igffitS»cvein. TEMPERATE (a(/o. — ly), ailj. i. gc= luaficgt, miipiij, iiiidjteni j 2. geiaffeii, VUl)ig ; temperate zone, bte gcma^igtc 3o»e; eat — ly, i^ mdjiig; — ne?s, .?. bte SJJittelftraiJc; aJJdiJtgung, M'A'- ^igfeit,®cla|Teu()eif ; @einiitl;«i'iit)e. TgMPERATivt;, adj. miiberttb. TEMPERATURE, s. bie 2;einperatiir, Scfc^affcii^cit (bcc ?nft, aBitteruiig). TEMPERED, adj. gcfttiiimt, gclauiit ; Mas. r. iiad) bcf S;cm|»evatut ge= fitmmt, fempevift ; well — (good—), gut gclauiit ; bad — (ill — ), iibctge= iauiit; even — , glctc^iiiittijig, ge= Irtffen. . TEMPEST, s. i. bef Sturm, (Stuvm^ winh, Orfau ; 2. hciS Uugciuittcr ; 3. fitr. ber 'ilufvnf)ir; — beaten, vom 0turmc getfoffeii, jeifliirmt, 5cr= tviimmcvt, ftuniibemegt ; —tossed, fturmgcfd)leubci't, »t>m (Stuvme ^ci-= umgetiicbeii, ucrfd^Ingcn. 7» TEMPEST, V. a. beftiiviueu, buvc^= ftiinueu (W. it.). TEMPESTUOUS (ado. — ly), adj. flitr= mifd), uugcftiim ; — ness, s. baS ftiir= mtfr^e 2Befen, bcv Ungeiliuu. TEMPLAR. «. 1. ba« 3)iitglieb be« Sent^ Vel* (tu iJoubon), bcv Stubeut ber Siec^te ; 2. — .or knight templar, ber JEcniVfl^err, 5;cmpelvitter, S^cntpler. TEMPLE,*. 1. bcrSiemvcI, bicJltrcJ)e; 2. Jl. T. ber ©d)[af (temples, pi. bte Sci)ldfc) am-^auptc; 3. t. bfrS;em= " pft, bie 0pevrutl)e (airt SBebftu!;iC) ; order of the — , ber 2;cmpeU)eri'Uor= beu ; — bones, bie Sc^Iaf beiue. •/■» TEMi'LE, V. a. ctueu Seuipel er= rid)tfu. TEMPLET, s. Ts. ber g3ovfd)Ing (an ^l.•v■ .^ocftlabe ber *Quc^btiibcr) ; liutcv= U'db'^ifcu; ciuelsorin, woiiac^@tctne bebiiueii pbcr iDiauertvert (lufgefc^t wirb. TEMPI )RAL ;aJ('.— ly\ adj. 1. jeitlii-^. oergdngltc^, ivcltlic^ ; 2. Oram. T. eiue 3ett bctreffeub; — concerns, iucUIic^e3liigckgenl)citeu, Sorge fiir ben Seib ; — services, jcitlic^c S)ienfie. TEMPORAL, adj. Jl. T-s. JU ben @d)ld= fen gc{)i)rig ; —arteries, ;)/. bie Sc^iaf= )3ul8abcvn; —bones, bie®d)lafbetnc; — muscles, bic @rf)ldfcmu5fe[n. TEMPORALITIES, s. pi. 1. bic ^^Cm^ 1>oralieu, imitlic^eu ober jettlic^cn ©liter; 2. bte weltltc^en (Siiter ber (55eiftltc^cu. TEMPORALTV, s. bic Saicu, 2ScItIi= c^en (w. ii.). TEMPORANEOUS, adj. (ID. it.) vid. Tem- porary. TEMPORARINESS, s. bie 3eitlid)feit, furjjettige (ep^cmcre) 03cfc^affcn&cit. TEMPORARY {adn.—iLY),adj. eillcSfit lang bauernb, jeitlid), yorii"bcrgc[)cub, epbemer ; a — dictator, eiu 3fitl)f ""= fc^er ; a — rise, stop, fcc, M.Ph-s. ein temvordrcS Steigcn, cine augcubltcf= licbe vStocfung, u. f. w. TEMPORIZATl'oN, s. \. ba« ftc^ iu 3eit uub ©clcgcn^cit Sd^icfcu; 2. gaubcrn (W. li.}. 7« TEMPORIZE, "b.«. 1. uerfc^tebcn, auffc^ifbcn ; unentfdjtcbcu fel)u ; ntd)j niit Cfntfdjetbuug sctfabreu; 2. ft(^ iu bie 3fit imb ©elegen^eit fd)tcffn ; fic^ nad) beu Unifiduben vid)ten; 3. bic 3ett abmartcu, jau= bern (u>. ii.). TEMPORIZER, s. bcv fic^ iu bte 3ctt fcttrft, ber beu iDJantcl nac^ bent SStitbe f)dngt, S2cttcrf)aE)u. To TEJIPT', v.a.i. (juiii 03i)feu) rcijcu, uerlotfen, sjcrfud)eu; yciful^ren ; 2. Kjagcu, uiitcvncl)meu; 3. anlotfen (tm qutcu ©iniic), aiitrciben ; 4. (iu ber 53ibcl) erproben, «frfud)en. TEMPTATION, 5. bic iBcrfud)ung. TEMPTER, s. 1. ber >Bfrfud)er, 33er:= lotfer, O^cvfiihrcr ; 2. (in ber sStbel) bofeSeiub, iBibcrfad)er, 2;eufel. TEMPTING (adv. — ly), adj. verfii^re= vifc^, vcijcnb. TEMPTRESS, s. bie gSerloifcrtiin, i5cr= fiil)rfrinn. TEMSE-BREAI) (Temsed-brkad), i. ba§ ganj loci^c, fciue O^U-rb. TEN, La///, jebll; H. .9. bte3c^U; — ells, sebuclJiges .§0(5 ; — fold, 5cl)n= fad), jebnfdltig; — thousandth, ber 3ebiitinifcubf}e ; — liines, jebu 9)Jii( ; nine in—, iieuit uutcr ^ebu, fafi nlle; the — connaandinonts, bic 5Cl)U ®e= bote. TENABLE, adj. l)altbnr, ju bc^anpteu. TENACIOUS [adn. — ly), ndj. 1. feft, fcfl ijalteub, bc[)arrlid),anbdi'iglid), i)avt= ndrfig (— of, anf) ; 2. fie brig, tle= benb, p\\)i; 3. y;^. jiarf (uoii ®e=: bdd)tnt^), treu; 4. farg, fiiicfcvtg; to be — of life, eiu }di)e3 ^ebcu {)'a= benb ; his memory is very' — , fctU ©cbdittntp ifl fe(;r trcu (gut); — ness, s. vid. Tenacity. TENACITY, .«. 1. bic iBebarrlic^fcit, 3liif)dnglic^[rit, .§artudifigfeit ; 2. Jtlebrigfeit, 3j&?/ 3>if)f)ett; Phy.T. bie Go^dfiou, baS 3"f'i""»f"I)'ilte" ber Jtofpcv. TENACULU.M, 5. s. T. ber Jleuafel. TENAIL. s. Fort, bie XenatUc, ®d^cre, 3auge, ba8 3i^"gfit»i'Ci'f. TEN.AiLLON, .iber o^ue (Sigcnt[;uin§l'C(^t ; to commence — , 9)iictf;nianu it. f. \v. ii^erbeu, ci«5tt-- t)fll; X. 7'. — in capite. — in chielj ber ?e!)uSmauu beg J?ijnig§ ; — foi life, L. T. ber ^dcfeter auf ?fben«jeit; — at will, L. T. ein $dct)ter, bein bet ®uts[)cvr nad; aBillfiipr auffagen faun ; — saw, T. bie ©lic^fdge, 3n= pfcnfdge. To TENANT, v. n. ill 5pad)t obcr tH 5)Jiietf)e ^aben, ^pddjter fei)n, Derwaf- ten, inne ()abcn, beivobnen. TENANTABLE, adj. pac^tbar, mietfitar. TENANTLESS. adj. Icer, uuaerpat^tet, nnbefeftt, unbenjcif)nt, uubefiellt. TENANTRY, s. bte i^dc^ter, 2e§en8= lente eiueS ®uteS. TENCH, s. bie ®(J)Iei^e (Cijprinus tinea — /<.). TuTEND, ». Lo. 1. bcwnc^eu, Tjitteu, roarteii, pffegeu ; 2. bebteuen, auf= luartfU; 3. begleiten; to — an aver- ment in law, /,. T. Sciveifc fii^rcu ; II. )(. 1. ftcfc rtc^ten, trac^ten, flreben, jirlen, wobiu get)en,' cine 9?td)tung nol;mcu ; '2. jv. 7'. nm ben 5lnfer fd)rocnfen; fcbiueten; to — to.., abjielen, abjwcifeu auf . . ; gfri(|)tet fcyn auf . . ; bieueii, gereid)cu ju . , ; to — upon, fcinc Sorgfalt ntttcn auf . . ; it may — to our destruction, ti taiin JU iiuferm SScrbcrbcu gerei^eu. TENDENCY, s. 1. bic 9Jid)tiiug, 9Jft= gung, ba3 ©trebeu ; ber .^ang ; 2. bie ^eftige JQirfuug, Jlraft, ber .Tricb, bie 51bftc^t, Seubenj; 3. bet TENDER [adp. — ly), adj.'i. jart; 2. jdvtlid);cntpfiitblid); 3.'n>cid), H)eid)=! lic^, wcic^bcvjig, fd))iiad;, wetbifrf), CO/. Stntpcrltd); 4. fanft, inilb, fd)0= ncnb; mtt(eibig; 5. juug; — age, ba« jarte 5Ilter; — bodied, «ou }ar= tern Jtorper, jart; — conscienced, eiu jartcs ®cn)iffeu f)abenb ; — hearted ( — minded), >Ufid)[)ev5tg, 5drt= lid), mttleibig; — heartejne^s (— niindedncss), bte SBeit^^erjigfcit, 3drtlid)fcit, 2)Jitlcibigfeif ; to be — of . . , jdrtlic^ fei;n fiir . . , gegeu . . ; uorfid)tig fe»n mit . . ; — loin, 'ein jarteS (Stiidf 3fJinbfIeif4) am .^iuter= biertel; a — sided ship, JV. PA. ein ranfeS ©c^iff, fin <2d)iff baiS leid)t fentert; — woes, bi^CiebeSpcin. To TENDER, v. a. aubieteu, barbie ten ; to — one's services, feine Siciiflc an= bicfen ; as you — your life, ttjeuu bir bein iSJebcu Itcb ifl ; you will — me a fool, (Bie wcrbeu inic^ fit»: ciiit" ?larreu f)altcn. Ti'iNDER, .?. 1. baS SInerbictcn, ber Slntrag ; 2. ba§ ^ilngcbotcne ; 3. ba3 tlciiu sBcgleituug«fd)iff, SBorratbs= fd)iff ; — of (one's) services, baS S'tcufJaucrbieten ; to make a — oi one's services, fetuc Sicnflc aubic= ten ; to make tenders of afleclion, ?icbeSantrdge niac^cn. TENDERLINt;, s. 1. Sp. T. baS crfle ®cweif) be« S^oI^ivilbeS; 2. ber aBeid)ltng, Sdrtliug ; baS 2J?utt?r= fbi)ucfeen, col. iSU^\)MAm\. TENDERNESS, s. 1. bie 3«if*&fit ; 2. ©inpfiiiblid)feit; 3. 3drtlid)feit; 4. Sprgfditigfftt, Sorgfalt, ikbenf= li^fcit, a3'orftd)t. TENDINOUS, adj. febutg, fffC^fig. TENDON, s. bie @ebne, 5Icd)fe; — ot Achilles, .1. T. bie 3Id)i(Ie'5fcl)ne. TENDRii<. I. s. ber junge (SproK Sprofjliiig- t'oS @dbelcf)cu {aw jiau= feugen)dd)fcu), bieSJanfe; W.adj. uvie etnc 9]aufe auffliinincub, raufcnb. TENEBROSITY, «. bic 25uuEf ![)cit, Sin.- fievniB. TENEBROUS, adj. buuffi, filtftcr ; - nes.^, .?. vid. Tkn-kbrositV iV.\ TENT TERM TERM rENEMENT, s. ber SBof)nft^, bic SBo^iiuitu, ber 5?ai$t, ba« flcparfitctc ober (}emtetl)ete ^runbftiicf, 5Uheth= fliicf ; /.. T. jcbeS bcflaubige !8f ftfe= TENEMENTAL, ndj. Vat^tWCtfe l)cft= tseitb, in 2?evpad)tuu<5 bcun'iitbet, jitv 5!3erpa(i)taiii] bepimint'; — land, ^af^ffliiter. TENEMENTARY, adj. SCVprtC^tef; JU ccvpac^teii. TEN'EROOX, s. cilt fleiltcS ^ii]Ott. TENESMUS, s. Med. T. bec ©tU^l? TENET, s.bcr Sat ©runbfa^ ; ^aitVt= VuiiEt; bie 2)Icttiuu3, Se^re. TENFOLD, ««/. II liter Ten. TENNIS, s. Ui «allfpicl (mif gfiacfe= ten), brrgeberbaU; tophyat— , beii gcbcrball fd)Inf)eii; — b.iii, ber (5c= berbali; —court, ba§ a3all()aii«, ber -33aUf}l)f; — court-keeper, bcr iVill= I)ouSmtrH;; — • piav, ba« 33aUfci)la= gcit, (5ebcr=) 33aHfptet. To TENNIS, V. n. Salt fpiclcu, trctbcit, fcfeinetOcii, luerfeti. TENON, .".. ber 3«Pfen, btiS Oe|r, 3lu= ge, bie SUije, sytititc. TENOR, s. 1. ber (Wefcutlicfte) '^niialt, -itim (of a letter, cinc3 ^gvicfeSJ : 2. iM)M, bie il3efcbaffenl)ett, ba3 2Be= feu; 3. bie 9ht 2Bcife, 9)Jaitier; 4. tcr ®aitg, a^erlauf, S^erfolg, gprt= Gang ; Mas. T. 5. ber Senor, bie tiefe lUJittclfiiinme ; 6. ber S^enorifi; coun- ter — , ber tiefe 5:!enor, sBaritono ; upper — , ber 1)dI)c lienor ; of tiio .■iaiiie — (and date), gleirf)[autcnb, glfidjvn 3ll()alt3; — player, ber U.iratfitifi, sSiMtfi^enrvielfr; — vio- lin, bie ^ratfrlje; —voice, bie Xi- uorftiiniue. TENSE, I. adj. gcfpaitiit, firaff, in bie .^Obc gCJOgeU ; ll. .^■. Gram. T. ba« Xcnipui bie3eit, ^fi'fpnit- TENSENESS,*. 6ie Spauuuitg, Straff= bcit. TENSlBLE, adj. ber Spaiutuug fa()ig, fpftiiiibar, bc{)itbar. TENSILJ-; adj. rid. Tensible. TENSION, s. 1. bie ©painiung, ®e= luainitbeit ; 2. bii3 '£)ef)iieii; 3. ^\t ■JluSbchiiung. • TENSIVE, ad}. 1. fvaiiiteub ; 2. 9C= fpaiiiit, flrnf. TENSOR, J-. jj. T. ber ?lu«flrccfer, ©VaiiumuSfcl. TENSUUE, vid. Tension. TENT, .5. 1. ba« 3cU ; 2. s. T. bie 2JJei^ {jd, SBiefe; 3. ber Sititcitmeitt, Sintoii'eiit ; — bed, bn« Selbbett ; — ciotli. i3ie3eltleiitiuaiib, J>aS ^i[tiw^ ; — drill, ber Bflfbrill; — maker (— ni.iti), ber Beltmadjcr, 3ffffetiiciber; — pins, 3fitpP'f« ; — poles, 3elt= ftaiigeit ; — ropes, 3eltfcile; — walls, bie ^cltwiiiibe ; — wort, ba« DJh[s= fl'ilUt {As//lep!eiiium — L.). T.I TE.\T, V. r. ji. jelteii, iiiitcr eiitcin 3elte wolHieit, fic| aiifljalteit, feiiieii '&i§ aitffitlageii; il. a 1. eiite iHJicfe (ill cine 3Buii6e) fiopfen, legcn, uer= biiibeii (offen erhalteu) ; 2. (mit ei= iifriljeifjel) fonbiren, priifen. TENT.\CLF.s, A-. ;>?. bic giifjlfabert (ber -Seid)t^iere), giii)lt)ijrner (ber 3n= fecten). TENTAGE. s. baS Silver Cm. ii.). TENTATION, *. bcr SSerfuc^, bie 5pro= be, SSerfncbung (tt). ii.). TENTATIVE, I. adj. berfiic^eiib, pro= beii6; II. ». ber SSerfud;, bic -^iirobe, 45riifiing. TENTEdU'//. mit 3eltcn yerre{)cn ; mit 3flten bebccft, I'oll 3eltf ; to keep wounds — , s. Ph. 3Buu5eu mit einer iBiefe offen erljalteu. 44U TENTER, s. ber Spanner, €pannf)a= fen ( — liook) ; (3pannraf)inen (ber S;nd)mad)cr, ©aitenmadier, u.f.m.) ; bie Srocfenftange ; jig. ph-s. to be on the tenters, (or upon tenter-hooks), tu aSerlegeiiheit (auf bie go(ter ge= fpanntj fci)n; to keep one upon the tenters, 3emaitb in bcr Ungeanjil^eit fatten, l)inl;alten, mit (Srmartnngen tiiufdjen ; tenter-ground, bcr ^la^ U'O bie 2;nd;ma4>cr ben 2;uc^= cbcr SQanbra^men aiiffc^Iagen, unt tbre S;iJd)cr ju fpannen ; bcr'S^rodcnplalj ; — hook, ber ©pannf)aEen, .^|)afenna= gel fijr i>u\ £nti;ra^men. 7'o TENTER, v. I. a. fpaiutcn, ansfpan^ nen, firetfen ; in ben aiJafentcn fpan= lien ; ir. n. fic^ fpanncn (betjiien) I«f- fen. TENTH, I. ndj. bcr jcbnte: ir. .'l)iif.&eit I additional — , M. E. baS [;injugefiigte 3^1)"^^. TENTHLY, adr. jebtitenS. TENTORY, «.ba5 3eltgcl>inge, bic 33e= bac^ung bes 3elte^ TENUITY, s. 1. bie 'Diiiine, Sdiroac^^e, 3artbeit, Jl[einl;eit ; 2. fig. @cring= fiigigteii. TENUOUS, adj. biiiiu, fc^wac^, jart, flein; ^B-. gcringe. TENURE, s. I.. T. bie ?e[)nbarEeit. SBc= ft&art; ber (Srbbeft^ bie ^eljenSfae^ ft^bebingnngen ; bcr !(*eben8bieufl ; ber 3nfammenl;ang ; /.. t-s. base — by copy of court roll, ba§ nicbcrcjinsbarc @rnnbeigent[)nin ; — in gross, — in capite, ba8 unmittelOar yoin JlSnig evl;aUene ?cbcn; feudal tenures, Se= fjcnSbienftleiflniigen ; tenures by knight service, Grbbcftfe mit luilitiiri^ fd)er •5i)iigteit; tenures in socage, ©rbbeft^ urfpriinglic^ mit geroiffeu 5)ien)lleiftungcn serbnnbcn. TEPEEACTiON, s. bie mii^igc (Srro5r= mnng, ba§ Sanmad)cn. 7'oTEPEPY, V. I. a. Ian lua^cn ; II. 71. Ian roerbcn. TEPID, adj. Ian, lanlicf). TEPIDITY, Tepor, Tevidness, s. bie i!anigEcit, Saulid)feit. TERAPiiiM, t. /)/. S;erap()im (in ber jiibiff{)cii CJJ»tf)oIogic), .tpan^gi^^en yon menfi^lid)cr ©fftait. TERCE,,f. bic Srittclpipf. TEREBINTH, s. 1. bic i;()crcbintl)e (Pistncia tkcrebinthus — I,.) J 2. bcr Scrpenttll, rkl. Turpentink. TEiiEBiNTHiNATE, adj. mit S:crpen= tin geniifii)t, terpentin'artig, tcrpc'nti= nen.' To TEREI5RATE. ?>. n. boijrcn, bnr(^= bo[)ren, anboljven (bie .Jparsbaume, \v. ii.). TEREBRATION, s.baS So^rcit, Snr(^= bol)ren, >,'liibpbren (\\>. ii.l. TERETE, ndj. B. T. waljcnfijrmig, cl)= tinberformig. TEKGE.MINAL. \ adj. B. T. brcipaa= TERGEjiiN.VTE, ] ^'3- brctiMal ge= jtueit. TEiiGE.MiNOUS, udj. brcifadj, brcifiif: tig. TERGIFETOUS. adj. B. T. bell SailKll auf ber bintcrn (Seite be8 331attc« trageub. r« TERGIVERSATE, v. n. 9ln«fIUC^te, SBinfcljiigc niad)en (w. it.). TERGIVEIlS.VnON, *. 1. bic 2Iu«= flnd)t, Sinte, ber aBinfeljng; 2. 2BanfeImntl). TERM, s. 1. bie ®rcn5e fiir ^tii unb Ovt ; 2. ba§ (Jl'nnfl=)S>ort, bcr (,(tnnfl=)3lu«bnicf ; 3. feftgcfe^tcTag, StidJttag, --lierftoii^eniugltag ; 4. bie 3eit bcr'@i6iingcn, @enit)t>!tfrift, ber ((ycrid)tl=),ierinin, bie ibeftimnitc, feflgefcfejle.i 3eit, %x[\t, bcr iV'itrauiri, 3eitpunft; 5. 6apitn(attcn«punft; 6. Log. &■ Mr. T. bos @lieb ; 7. Jlrch. T bic^icrme, ber^Pfcifcr mitcinemiKen. fd)cntopf; 8. Seaiang. bic 58ilbt)auer» arbeit anugacfeborb ; 9. terms, pi. (be-. fonberS m. e-s.) bie ©ebingungen, Ue; bcreinfnnftgpnnftc ; — of articles, bt! Sc^rjcit; — of (or for) payment, bcr3ab' InngStermiu, bic^a^hinggfrift ; — oj partnertihip, ber eocicttit«=6ontract ; —of sale, baS Q^crfaufljicl ; terms of freight, Bl'iJC^tbebiltgungcn ; terms of proportion. Math. T. ba« S3crt)altnifj ; for term of life, auf ScbciU-iCit ; inc«n- eral terms, ill flitgcmetiieip,'ln^briirfii:, iibev[)anl't; to make terms, to come tn . terms, ftd) I'ereiuigcn, uerglcid)cn, ( iibe'rein!ommen, ftcl) nbpnben (wiiii cne. mit eincm) ; to bring to terms. 1111 = tenverfen, bcmiit^igen; to be upon (on) good terms with one, in gnteui 93evne{)mcii mit cinem fte^eii ; to be upon even terms with one, iuct)t8 ypt cinem norauS babcu; glctc^en 3lu= t()eil ^abeii, glcidjc ^i^U genic^cn; 1 will be on even terms with him, ic^ wilt ibm nic{)tg nadjgeben ; to be upon ill terms, tu fd)lecf)tem 33crncf)meii lebeil ; upon terms of intimacy, auf ydtrautem 5n§e; upon your own terms, uac^ Sttrcm ©ntbcfiiibeii; upon any terms, UUtcr jcbcr 33ebin= gang ; not upon any terms, nnf fciiie aSeife ; — time. /,. t. bie ©eric^tsfrift, jic. Ph. bie ©tubienseit, ;^ef)rjeit auf ber Uniycrfitat, bcr (afabemifd)e) @urfu«, baSSemcjier, balbe Sabr. To TERM, J), a. iicnucn, bcncnncn. TERMAGANCY, .?. bcr Uiigcftiim, bic aSilbbcif, Unrube ; 3anffad)t. TERM.\GANT, I. adj. >»iib, nngeftiiiu, nnrnbig; ganffiic{)tig ; ii. s. ba« ftitr= mcitbe, janfifc()e, janffiiitttgc 28cib, bie 3''i"feri"«- bcr 3H,Y. 'adj. ,\- adr. tcrminn'cife fviiimcifc, iiad) fcftgefc(}fcn3eiU''nnE= ten, jii beftinimten ;V*iten, iiac^ 3vi« ftcn : yiMi Beit ju Beit TERT TEST TETR TEIixN, f. bit SUcctfc^Walbe {Stema — L.). TKRN, adj. bVCiffl(t, flCbvitf. rKKNARV, I. «'//. (JCbrttt ; ir. s. bie Qf britte 3«^f. b»"ft aw bcr 3flf)I; bie S>vctf)ctt, !i'entf. rKRNATE, adj. B. T. breifii^, bvcijaf;' lig, (]ebvfit; — bat, baS genuine- 5^lattCVtf}iec (Vespertitio vaminjrus — /J. TERNION, s. TvVi. Tkrnary. TERRA, s. (latctiiifc^) bie (5rbe, bcr 5?obett ; — cotta, gebrannte (Srbc (iBacfflfiiie, 3ifge(, ii. f. ro.) ; — firma, ba§ 33rac^laiib; fcfte?aiib; — incognita, baS uttbefaitttte 8m:b; — Japonica, bilS J?ateci)U ; — Leinnia, bie (Sici^elcrbe; — ponderosa, bev (Sctjrpcrfpatf) ; — Sionna, bie 2:erre be Stcniie, ber ftciicftf^e Ofcr. •rERRACE, s. 1. bie 3;cn-affe, g-rbcr^5= fiuiifl, bie ©vbfliife, ber (Svbabfa^ ; 2. aBid, Salcoit, moxUiit, 3ln«tritt, <&b\l(V; 3. iaS virttte '5)ac§ ; 4. i^ort. ba« (Srbwer!. To TERRACK, v. a. tit bte ^ofte fii^TClt, fine ^crraffe anffiifircn, ir.it {Jrbe att= fiillcn, er^obfit. anfnjerfcn. TERRAQUEOUS, o^/. aiiS Saitb nnb aBaffcv beflef)cnb ; trbifc^ ; — Riobe, bie niiS Sunb unb SSaffcv fceilepeube (frbfitjjet. TERRE, s. till. Terra ; — blue, bcr ?as furjtein; — plain, — pleln, Fort, bft aBallgang ; — tenant, A. r. bet ^(= ftljcr eincS ?anbgutc§ ; — verte, bie Crt'inc@rbf. '"KRRFA^ s.p/nr T. ttv fngelfovniige ,,..11 1>nl nub Sleiiuator mit ber (Sr'be giditi^eficdte) aJJagnct. TERRKNE (adv. — ly), adj irbtff^. TERREOUS, adj. erbig ; trbcn. TERRESTRIAL (mln. — i,y), adj. tr= bifd;; wi/w. mi @ibc bepc^eub, er= big. TERRESTRIOUS, atlj. frbtg (tt). fl.). TERRIBLE (aili,. — i,y), nc/;, fursbtbav, grinimig, fitvrf)feriicf), fc^vc jlicfe, cnt= fcljlic^; herb—, bcr 5:ni-bitf), JJniib= TERRIBLENESS, .?. bie Wurt^fbarfeit, Biirc^terlic^feif, ©rtiredltc^feit. TERRIER, s.i. bfr5)ac^«5nnb,'5flc^S= fc^ltefer, (5tanberl)nnb, S)nc^8; 2. has Sebnbuc^; 3. ber @rbbo[;rcr; .§oblbof)rcr. TERRIFIC, aiij. fiircftterlicft. To TERRIFY, v. a. fc^recf en, erfc^re Jen (—with, mit). TERRiGFJ^ous, aaS (S^rcdfen= be ; king of terrors, bcr giirft beS @raucnS (b. i. ber ^ob) ; to strike — into one fto strike one with — ), f incilt eiuen Scbrecfen cinjagen; — strik- ing, ®mufcn errcgcnb; —struck, «ort ©c^fcifcn crgvifffit. TERSE (adv. — ly), adj. geglattet, rein, faubcr (oon ber Sdn'cibart) ; — ness, s. c — of style), bie ©cfcilt^ett bcS &\)[S. TER-TENANT, s. vid. Terre-tenant. TERTIAN, I, adj. alle brct Xa<\e, hrtU taglid) ; ir. .v. (— ague), Med. T. haS Xcrtianficber, breitagige aScc^feU ftcber. TERTIARY, a(ij. — rocks, J\Iln. T. 518^= (jebirge (of — formation), terttare? ©ilbung. To TERTIATE, v. a. mim brittcu WlaU t^uit, jnnt brittcu Mak l^fliigen ober IniJcn, briebrac^en ; to — a piece, Oujt. T. bie 9)?etaliftarfe einer Jl'a= none, bcfonbcvs nit bcr SJjiinbnng, mit einem 9tinib5irfcl tinterfn^ien. To TESSELATE, v. a. wiifflig macljcit, wiirfeltt, fln^lcgcu. TESSELATED, odj. gcmiirfcit, wiirflig gentacl)t, ansgelegt ; b. 7'.fcbn*brett= tiJnnig ; a — pavement, ciii frf)ar{)= bvctffbrmigeS $ flatter. TESSELATION. s. bie mufibifdjc ?lr= beit, rntiUxl TESSERAIC, adj. JlHC Tesselated TEST, s. 1. Ch. T. ber %t% bie 'li,,- ' f,,.^? TESTALOGY, S ^^'"f''"^^- TESTACEOUS, adj. iiiit einer Sdj.ilc bfbccft ; — animals, (5ff)nltl)icre ; — medicines, Med. T. 5lrjcncicn illll falfartigen (Snbftanjeit. TESTAMENT,.?. 1. haS (oH — . new — , alte, ncuf) 3:;fflameiit ; 2. bcr ®lanben«biinb, bie @(aabcnJt>crfaf= fung {alS >^(btf;filung ber beiligcn (54)rift) ; 3. bcr Ic^te SBiffc, (gtcr= bemiUe, iRacf)miIle, has 3]frmac^t' nip. TESTAME.VTARY, adj. tcttiimcnt.irifd), tcfiamentlirf), buvc^' has Xcftamcnt bcfiimmt, feflgefc^t. TESTAMENTATION, . bac^t. ^ TESTUDINEOUS, adj. f(t)i(btv5tcilfor. mig. TESTUDO, s. 1. bii8 ©turmbsc^ (bcf ben iiltcn 3fii.imcrn); 2. Med. T.h'w Sc^ilbfviitcngcfc^wulfi. TES'J'Y {ada. — ily), ndj. miirrifcfi, ets gentuinig, Jviinbcrlicib, tro&fopfifcb, ftarrfttinig. TETANUS.' s. Med. T. ber .<5"nb«9 frampf, Starrframtif, XobtcnframVf, bie (5tarrfnc1)t, er» einignng Don yicr. TETRADACTYLOUS, ndj. bicfjcbig. TETRADIAI'ASON, s. Mus. T. hU »ier* facbe Dctayc. TETRADYNAMIAN, 1. B. T. ndj. mit yier langcn unb jivci furjcu rig. TETRAPFFALOUS. adj. B. T. yierblaf* terig (bou 931umcn)." TETRAPIIVLLOUS, ndj. B. T. t>ier= blattcrig, biertbeitig. TETRAFTOTR, .?. Gram. T, h<\S X(= traptoton, 2Bort ba« uur yier {Sa\nS bat. TETRARCH, «. bcr ^ctvarcf), SSier^ fiirft. TETRARCHATE, .?. bao J'cfvarctat bic 3;ctravd)ie, baS ^Bieifiivftfutbum. TETRARCHICAL, adj. biu'cb 2:etrar=: d)tn rcgiert. TETRASTICH. s.haS S^ftrafiic^ou, yicr:> jetligc ®cbtd)t. TETRASTYLE, .?. ciit ©cbaiibc mit yicr cfewit;br, Slcitte, baS 3tttermal, proninc. tie aScvijf be ; bei 3lu«fd;[aLi, ©c^orf, ©vtiib, x>Iu«fa^; — herry, btc ^Becrc I'ou bcr njfi^eii Biiuurcbc ; — worm, bie -^ferbeflifge, 5}JffvbcIau§. 7'fl TKTTER, r. a. lllit belli QluSfafeC anficdfit, gviubig, K&orftg maitcii. rEUTO\[C, I. aiij. teiitouifd), alU beutfci), beutfit ; — order, bei- beut= ff^e (.P>fvveu=)Ovbcu, Dvben bcv .itreusV'i'rcii ; ii. s. bie teutonifc^e 3)litiibart. 7'o TEW, 17. a. till <5d)t(f bugftreit, vid. To Tow. TEWEL, s. (— iron), bie 3iol)Xt illlt ^Blafebalge, 5)iife, Scfemicbeform. TEXT, s. 1. ber X(xt, Srijrifttert ; 2. >»priic^, bie IMbelftclIc; — book, bcr i*citfabeii, ba3 (^"ompeiibiiiin ; — hand, cine 51i-t gvofu-v ((5iin-eiit=)Sc^rift ; — letter, Ti/p. T. bet gvope sicrje^ttte Sllt^ftitbe; — in:in, vid. Tk.\tu.vlist. Tii;XTiLE. -adj. wcbbar ; geivebt. TEXTILES, s. pi. ©ewebf. rEXTORiAL,a(/j. ^um SBebfit geUn'ig. TEXTRlNE, aiij. iciS iBebctt bctvcffeub. riiXTUAL, ndj. vid. Tkxtualist ; — il- lustrations, 2;a'tcrlautcruiigett. TEXTUAIJST, .•,•. 1. bcr ^ibclfcfie, £crhjelc[)i-te ; 2. bcr fcfl am XtJ^t I)alt. TEXTtJARV, I. wij. iin 5;ert entbaftctt; jum Xtxt ([d)mc\, jum Xtxt bieiienb, belt X(xt iibgebciib ; u.s. vid.TExrv- AMST. TEXTUIST, s. rid. Tkxlualist. TEXTURB, s. 1. ba« i^cbcit; 2. ®c= »v)cbc, ©cmirE bc8 2;ui1)e§, bie ij)id;= tigfeit beS ^45>uncr« ii. f. \v. ; 3. tcr §8e)lanb; -bie sycvbiiibiiiig (ber 2:[)Ct= le); 4. ^. T. vid. Tissue; liidcs of strong — , .^aiite Doii ftiirfeiu llJiiden. riiAMES, s. bie 2;[)emfe ; — shad, bie 5llfe, 2llofe, bcr 2)hittcr^ariitg {Ciu- pea alosa). THAN, couj. nig, bClllt ; more — , lltc^r alS. THANE, s. ber .'5:()ait, g-f(e, Sreifierr ; ©trttrbaUcr, Sanbyogt; —lands, pi. burc^ Urfiiiibe gcgrii .gccre«pfliri{)t uon bctt 3ac^rcu£i3iiigeii terlic^cne !^aiibcreicu. TMANESHIP, .9. bas 9lmf, bie SBiirbe, 4perrfd)aft ciuc« 3;bau. To THANK, V. a. baufcii, Saiif fagcH ( — for, fiiv) ; he tjKiy' — himself for it. ba§ b'lt ci- tiPuS ijl iM fiir cill !i3iic^? in — , banim weil; — way, auf folc^e 9trt, baburct) ; what i.s — to mel was geiit mitf) baS an? what of — f was ifl e« bcitii me[)r s* nai 442 bat e« benu auf fi^ ? luaS tuill bas fagcB? from — hour, jii bcrfclbigcii ©hinbe; u. conj. i. ba§, bamit; 2. Uicil ; it is not — I believe, i\id)t Wcil tcf) glaube ; — I may be short, Ulll fiirj 'ju fevn ; so — , fo bafj. THATCH, s. iaS 2)acl)ftvob, Sctffirol), ®c^ilf u. f. w. juiit 2>ad)bccfcn; ©tro^bac^. Tu THATCH, V. a. mit Stro^ bCif ctt ; bcf(j)ilfcu ; a thatched house, citt mit ©trol) gcbccftca .gauS. THATCHER, s. bcr ©trofibcdcr. THATCHING, s. ba« fetrobbtrfe" ; — knife, citt 3)icffcr }um @d;iuibcu bc« 5)a(^ftrof)c«. THAUMATURGICAL (— ic), adj. t^au= matitrgifc^, jDitiibertbatig. THAUMATURGY, s. bag 2Bunber= tbiien. ro THAW, ».a..s- n. aiift^aueii; t^aucii, fc^mdjcit. THAW, s. bag 2.()aiicn, Xbow^ft'ti"- THE, art. 1. bcr, bic, ^aS, beii; 2. jc, bcflo, um fo viel beffer, el;cr, lietcr U. f. nj. ; — more, uiu fo lucbr ; so much — more, iiiu fi3 »icl lUcbr ; — more , . , — more , . , je llicbr . . , befto mcbr . . ; — less, uin fo weiiigcr j — happier, bcfio g(iicf lidjcr. THEANDRic, kdj. Tk. T. t^caiibrifc^, flottmcitfdjlic^. THEARCHY, s. bie ©ottcgfcgicrung, S;[)eo£ratte. THEATER, s. vid. Theatrk. THEATINS, s. pi. bic 5;beatincr. THEATRE, s. 1. bag Xbcatcr, bic (@c^au=)58iibne; 2. ber @d)aiii)(a(j; 3. jig. bag 5linpl)ttj)catcr, bie (Stu= fciiivcig jleigciihe (atcllc; 4. Univ. Ph. bag 'Sigp'utationgloEal ; anatomical — , bag aiiatomifc^e 2;i)cater, bcr aiiatomifdje ^giitfal; — of war, ber Jlricggfcfjauplafe. THEATRICAL (— ic ; adi\—\iA.y),a'lj. tbeafralifc^, biibnciimapig, biibncii= l)aft ; — apparel, ber 33iif)neii=^e= l)br, S:beatralicit, 3ficiiuifttcti. THEBES, s.pi. (bie Stabt) Sbebett. THEKLA, s. 2;hcEla (^i-auenname). THEE, prora. bi(^, bir ; of—, bcillCV. THEET, s. 1. bcr Sicbftabl; 2. bag Ocfioblcnc ; — hoot (— bote, — hold), /,. T. bie Stebg^cfjlcrct. THE,IR, prnn. pass, tfjr, ibrc ; — folly, ibrc Zi)Oii)tit; it is —fault, eg tft tl;rc ©d)ulb. THEIRS, prnn. ber, bie, bag tbrige, tb= rer, tbrc, tbreg ; this is — , btc^'ift bag tbrigc, gcbort il)iicu ; the fault is — , bie (Sc^ulb t|i tbre. THEISM, s. bcr 5;l)ciginng. TilEiST, s, ber Sl^eift, Scifi. THEISTICAL {—ic), adj. bciflifd). THEM, pron. ftc, ibllClI ; to — , ibltcil. THEME, «. 1. bag S:f)ema, bcr ©trcit- VuuEt, bte?Jlaterie, bcr SSctocggniiib, (Ba^, .gauptfa&, ©cgenftaiib ; 2. bie 51ufgabc; 3. Mas. 'J', bcr >§aiiptgc= bauEc, bag Sfccma ; 4. Oram. T. bag Uruun-t, ilBiirjchDort. Tiii;\tsi;[,vES, pron. ftc fclbp, fiiii) fclbft, fid;, fcfbfi; to— . tf)neii fclbft. THEN, 1. adr,. baiiiaig, baiiii, alobauii, baiMiif ; I, — a child, td), bcr id) ba= malg mn-ib ciii .ft'tub war; the — bishop, bcr bantalige i5ifd;of ; till — . bi'3 bamalg ; now and — . bailll Ullb wauit ; whnt — ? nun, voni moUcn Sic biiniit fagcn ? — this . . , — that, balb bicfcg . . , balbjcMcg ; ir. conj. bcun, bat)cr, bariim, alfo, folglic^. THENCE, ado babcr, bavaug, 'uon tci, uon bauiicn, you bort. THENCKI'ORTH. ndc. t>on bailllCU. ba= bcr, fcit bcr 3«it, feitbcm, »ou tcr 3cit an. THENCEFORWARD, mh , Oil UUll a\ l)infiiro, binfovt. THEOBALD, s, 2;beobaIb (SSJJar.ngi name). THEOCRACY, s. bie S^cofratte, ®ot» tcgbcirfc^aft, ©ottcitcgicvuug. THEOCRATICAL (— ic ; adv. —ally), adj. tbeoEratifc^, gottcgbervlic^. THEODICY, s. bic 2;bcobiccc, 9Jcd)t' fcrtigung (QScrtbeisiguug) ©otteS (tvcgcn beg Uebelg auf ©rbcu). THEODOLITE, s. MU. T. bie 2JJcpx fcj)cibe, ber J,p6benmcffcr. THEODORE, s. Sibcobor ('Diaungua* iitc). THEOGONY, s. bie 2:beogDnie, ©e^ fd)lc^tggcfc^ic^tc, (©cucalogie) be» ©ijttcr, @ijtter(er)jcuguugglcbre, ©ijttermerbnng. THEOLOGASTER, s. ber 5pfuff^cr in bcr 2;beoiogie. THEOLOGIAN, ) s, bcr S^bcolog, @ot= MIEOLOGIST, 5 ■ • "■ ■■ liit)e. THEOLOGIST, 5 tcggclcbrtc, @cift= THEOLOGICAL (— ic ; ado. — i.y), adj. tbcologifd), gciftlid). To THEOLOGIZE, v. I. a. jur 3:f)COlO= gic unigcfialtcu ; bou ®ott uub gijttlidicii 5)iugcn gclebrt fprctfjcn ; 11. n. ein tbeologifcbcg Si^ftcm auf« flellcn (w. ii.). THEOLOGY, s. bie 2;6tc'w'9ic, @ottcg= gelabrtbcit, ©ottcglcbrc. THEOMACHIST. s. bcr aScflrcitcr bcr @ottl)cit, ©ijtterbefampfer. THEOMACHY, s. 1. bcr .Rricg, Jtampf mit bcu Ootteni, Streit roiber bie ©ottbeit; 2. bic aSibcrfcljlic^Ecit gc:: gen ben gijttlic^cn 2BiHcn. THEOPATHY, s. bic *Jlbti>btnug bei gicifc^cg (burc^ Sajlcn, ©eificluug. u. f. w.). THEOPHiLUS, .9. 3:beppf}il, 2;()copf)t: lug, ©ottlicb (•Kanngname). THEORBO, s. bte Sbcorbe. THEOREM, s. bag XEjeoreiii, bcr 2c^r: fa&. THEOREMATIC, ) [adv. —ally), ad' THEOREMATICAL, > t^corcmatifcp THEOREMIC, ) in S^cbrfaftct be^ebcub. THEORETICAL (— ic; a;uug. THEOSOPHiST, s bc'r Sbcofopbift. THEOSOPHY, s. bie ®ottcgalcigbci^ Sbeologic. THCKAPEiiTic, adj. fbcrapcutifcb, I)ei= Icnb, cie .^pcilEllnft lebrcnb. THERAPEUTICS, s. pi. 1. bie (Xbcras VcutiE) ^cilEuiift, .gcilEuube; 2. bif S^bcrrtpfiitf" (ciuc ©cftel. THERE, ade. tCl, bafclbft, bort; Jig. jenfcitg ; — he is, ba ift cr ; he is — , er tft ba ; I shall go — , id) tucrbc ba- bin gcben; — spoke a king, bag wai >«ic ciu ilonig gcfproc^eu ; — '*:, "^ are, — was. &c.. eg ift, gicbt, ba ftnb, man bat, eg gab u. f. \v. ; — is a God', eg ifl cin ®ott ! — is a report, cg gebt ciu ©C'lidit : — 19 no knowing It, bUC THIC THIN rniR fanu mm nicfct iviffeit ; — is no such thin^, beri]Ioic?)ai giebt c8 nict)t, ba« ift buic5)ail3 falfit ; — is notliin? in it, ta ift iit4)t« biibei. bngiftiiicJ)t fcbwcr, ba^ ift kic^t; c« ift fciii SBovt baSjon lUabr ; where — is wit — is under- standing, WO aBife ift, ba ift auct) S3cr* ftallb; once upon a time — was a man. &c., m/. c« whv eiiiiiial ein Wlann a. f. W. ; — was a tiine wlien ..., CS flab cine ^dt, >up . .. u. f. ». iniCREAHOUT, orZo. bit iiiigcfabr, ba licntm, in bfv @fgeub, uiigffa()r fo »;el, ctmaS nie^f pbei-weiiigcr, circa; baviibcr; ten pounds or — , 5fl)ll ^fnitb obcr ungffat)v fo viel. ■J'llEREAtTER, adv. bavtiac^, baiMUf, sent geiiid^; babcr. THEREAT, adv. bavait, babf i ; bavii= bcr; bavauf; brifclbft, babi". TUEREBV, ruin, babuviti, Saiiiit, bar= anS. THEREFOR, adv. bafiir. THEREFORE, I.-af/n. barillll, bcfnUCy^Cll, befibalb, balji'r, bafiiv; 11. cu.-i/. olfo, foljilid). TiiiCREFROM, adv. bayou, barauS. THEREIN, adv. bavill. THEREINTO, adv. ba btnciit, baveiti. THEREOF, adv. bauoii, bcffclbeii, bcr= ftrfbfii, bcreii. THEREON, ado. baiMuf, bavati, baVi iibcr. THEREOUT, mlo. bavauS. THERESA, s. X()nt^a, Xf)txt^i (§rau= fnuanie). THERETO, Thkrkunto, adv. bajtl. ■IHEREUNDER. adv. i. baiMuf, bicvaiif, nitjuittelbar baniact), foijletrf); 2. beS^alb, baniiii, bcgmegeii, bent ju Soige. THEREWITH, adv. baiiiit, foijfeid). THEREWITHAL, adn 1. itbcr bief), 011= ^crbeni, bet nlte bciit ; 2. jii gkidjev 3cit. JUilleiciv •iHERi.\c, I. .». bei- ilberiat, ba« ®c= geilj^ft; l\. adj. (Tiii;RiACAL),al8®C= gengift iinifeiib, ^eilfant, ^eileiib, iiit. biriitifd). iiiKRMAL, nrfj. warm, son berSBanne licniibveitb; — influence, ber (S'iufliiti bee SBiirmc; — rocks, Min. T. bie biivcb 2Bii"fmtg n>aniicr£luclJeii ^er= i/Orgebvac^ten Selfeii ; — waters, warme niiiicrnlifd)c SBaffer. THERMOEAMP, s. bie Xbennolaim.'e. THERMOMETER, s. ber Sibeniiomcter, 3Bavmfmeffer, baS a2cttergla«. 'J'HER.MOMEl'RICAI, (adn. — i.y), adj. t()ermometrifcfe, luarmemeffciib. j'HERMOSCOPE, «. btr 2;t)ei-moiiieter, SBarmcjeigcr. THESE, prom. pi. btefc ; — are tlie boys, &c.. bieji ftiib bie Jl'iiabcu u. f. >i>. ; — few days, feit eitiigen 2;agcii; — many years, feit Oieleil 3abvtil. THESIS. .?. bie S;beft«, ber (aiigenoni^ ineiie) Safe (tvorin etmaS gclaugiiet ober bebaiiDtet wirb). THESSAMAN, I. adj. t[)e_ffalif(^ ; If. s. ber 2;f)effalier, bie'3;bf?iaiierinii. THKSSALY, s. fEbcffalieii. THETICAL, adj. t^etifrf), feflgcfefet. 'J'ln^URCJlCAL. Thkuroic. ' adj. bic Xbeurgie bctreffeitb, geiflerficl)ttg, gciftei'baiiiieitb, wuiiberroirfenb, n)uii= bcrfraftig ; theurgic hymns, S8efc^mi>= lungSgefaitge. ■'MEiJiicY. .f. bie 3;beurgif, ®eiitcr[e= bevci, ©cifterbaumittg, sfflitiibcrwir- fiiiig, aBunbcrgabe, aBuiiberfraft. TiiEV, jyron. ftf ; biejeuigeii, fol(^e; •jiau ; — say, luaii fagt • — who .... bie mclitc .'.., biejenlgeu bie . . . THICK. ,i,ij. A- ndv. 1. bi(f ; ftarf, grob; 2. triibc; :'. bicbt, eiige; 4. baufig, fdjnfU biiiteieiuaiibe!:- 5. tief; 6. bumni ; to speak —,eitte fifjwcvf 3iiii= ge baben, iiiit ber 3i'nge aufto9ei'., fd)narrcu; llnyerftall^li^ rcbeu, ftot= tern ; — hodicd, bicf Icibig ; — coated, birf b'iiitig/ bicfiinbig : — colours, bi(f= farbeu;— head, ber £)icffo).if,®iimm= fopf; — headed ( — liead), bid fi^Vfig ; biif »oii Jtroiie iwn Saiimeii) ; — intestines?, bcr Siifbnnn; — leaved, bicfblatterig ; — lipped, bicflippig ; — hpped cake-sliell, bCli (gcblaiigcU' boni (fine <2c^iiecfe) ; — milk, ber 93iild)brei ; — nosed tapir, ber2;apir, ba« Sumpffc^U'cill ; — necked. birf= balftg; — planted, bicf)t gcvflaiijt; — sculled, bicffopfig; — scull, — skin, ber 2)i(ffopf, SiimmEopf, XvA);>d ; — sculled birftiipftg, biimm, bitmm^ fopfig, tijl)?ifcf) ; — seed sun-flower, baS ,.) ; — set, bic^t geftellt, bic^t bepflau^t ;_ tlciii iiiib uutcrfcfet, gebrangt (uoii ^itatiir) ; — shelled, bicffrf)alig ; —sighted. blijb= fid)tig ; — skinned, biifbautig ; — spruns, bid)t aufgefc^offcii ; — Ktufl", baS gngeftiirf, bie Unterleifte; 53pb= len juiii ecbiffbait ; — vapours, birfe 2)iiiifte ; — woollens, biife SBplIen= jeiige ; — wrouaht, bicf)t gearbeitct. THICK. «. bie 2)iife; to go through — and thin. biircb5)iifiiub Siiuii ge^eii; Jiff. Allies ivagcii. To THICKEN, v. I. a. I. bi(J Jliacbcil, «erbicfeii; 2. (—with gum), gummi- reti; 3. bic^t macljen; 4. ^ablreic^ mncteii; ll. n. 1. bid, biifer, triibe lucrbcii, ftcl) berbicfeu; 2. lebbaftwcr; ben ; tlie crowd thickens, bag @cbran= flC nintnit jn; the combat thickens, ber Jlampf luirb bi^iger. THICKET, s. baS 5)irfid)t. TiiicKiSH, wij. ciu menig (thmS) bicf, bicfiid),yerbicft. THICKLY, adv. bicf ; bicf)t, eng. THICKNESS, s. 1. bie 2)iife, ©iditbeit, Unburrbbriiig(ici)feit; 2.©tnmpfbcit, Suninibeit; — of hearing, col. bie 4?avtborigEeit; — of shade, bidjtcr Sd)atten. THICKSET, adj. vid. unter Thick. THIEF, s. (;>/. thieves) 1. ber 5)ieb, bie 5)iebinn; 2. ber Siauber am Siditc; the — upon the cross, ber Sc^ac^er ant .jlvciljc ; — catcher ( — taker), ber SDieb^faiiger, Spolijeiwad^ter, .§a= fc^cr. To 'iliiEVE. V. n. fte^lcn, ciucn 5)ieb= flat)( begebcit. THIEVERY, s. i. bie Sicberet, bcr SiebftabI; 2. ba8 ©cfloblene. THIEVISH {adv. — i,y', adl bicbifc^, fpifebiibifd), £)eim(ic^, aitf biebifr^e iSJeife, auf Scl)lcicbmcgcn ; — ness, .?. ber •bang juni Stetjlen, Sicbsilnn, ba« Siebifcbe. THIOH, s. ber Sdjciiffl. ba$ 5)i3 (5'inijevbntfiitteral ; — limpet, ber gvicd)ifd)e Slric^tcr (eine gjlnfc^elart). THIME. .». vid. THY.WE. THIN, adj. 1. biinii; 2. fcltcn ; 3. ficin, geiiiige, fdnuac^, arm, magcr, fpar= lid); 4. lcid)t; 5. feid)t; to grow —, biinn, magcv ii'crbcu, abncbmen; — of people. nteilfd)en[cer ; a — audience, rocnig 3"i'i'tfi' ; a — congregation, citjc flcine ®cmciiibc; a — crop, cine fpcirlidie (*rnte ; a — field, ein biinn befiictcS >Velb ; a — house («'. e. theatre), ciu leereS (v5d)aufviel=)^auS; a — - table, fin ,nmlid^er(fparlicf)fr)3;!f<:^ a — wave, Sr:ilav£r. eilie IctcbtC, burc^i fid)tige aSelle ; a — pretext, ein Ice-" rer sBovroanb, cine blo6e 2lu5flnd)t; a — suspicion, ein nngcgriinbeter5?ers bac^t; a — meadow, eiiie iitagereSSies fc; — bodied, biinnlcibig ; — broth, biinne (fcbivac^e Slcifc^O^i'"^?; — clad, leidjt gcfleibct; — diet, mngerc .ftoft; — drink, leid)te§ (f4)wad)c«) ®etranf, ^iinnbier, Jlofent ; — faced, fd)malbarfig; — good>-, leicbte (WpI= lene) 3cnge ; — leaved, biinnblattes rig ; — lipped, biinnlippig ; — pota tioMs. leii^tcS ®ctrant; — sown,biinn= gefact; — spun, biinn ober jart ge» fponnen ; — vis.iged, ^ager im ®e» fid)t, fc^maUnicfig. r^THiN, V. a. 1. vcrbiinnen, lid^teti; 2. bevringcrn. THINE, pron. bcin, bcino, bcin ; beincr, beinc, beines; bcr (bie, ba«)Deinigf — ever, (am Scblnffe «pn SBriefe'a" flot3 ber Seine. THING, s. ba« S'ing, bie ®ad)e ; a — Ctiua§ ; I have a — for you, id; l;a» be (UvaS fiir ®ie ; a common — , «t= XvaS ®i'meineS ; this is quite the — , cot- baS ift ba'3 SJcd^te, ^affenbe, 2Babrc ; that is anothi;r — , ba§ ift et= wt anf cincm an= bcvn ^Jlatte ; so rude a — , fp (twai' dhii(S ; she is a proud — , flC tft cin ftoljcS 5)ing rcine flpljc '4?«i'fpn); pood tilings, 53pnmot§, 9lnetboten, n. f. n.1. ; little things, CDingcrdjen ; to do things by halves, cilie iBadjl obcU- Ijin ti)nn. To THINK, V. a. &n.i. bcnfeil, l(bt\U fen ; 2. nrtbeilcn, fc^licficn ; 3. cnpaa gen, ratbfd)lageii, nad)bcnfcn, finncsi ; 4. biinfen, tualjnen; 5. bcabfidjtigen; 6. baltcn fiir; me thinks, mid) biinft, mir banit)t ; to — good, fiir gnt baU ten ; to — best, fiir ba§ i^cfte b«ttf n ; to — much (well) of.., arbtcn, ttjcrtl) bnltcn ; to — of. an obrr anf itxvai benfen ; fid) anf ehpaij bcfinncn ; fcpn ctnutS benfen, baltcn, ad)tcn; to — ligln of. geringe fdjii^cit; to — proper, fiir gut,' tbniilid) baltcn; to — on, auf etiDaS benfen Pbcr finncn ; to — to one's self, bci ftc^ benfen ; to — upon. an Pbcr auf (Mas benfen; ciiicS gc= benfen ; to — with one's self, bei Jt4) felbft benfen. THINKER, 4-. bcr Senfenbe, 55enfer. THINKING, adj. bcufcnb, Dcmiinfttg; a — man, ein bcnfcnber iDJann. THINLY, adv. 1. biinu; 2. fcltcu, fpar= fam, nid)t jablvcic^ ; — attended, (Pon trgenb einem offcntlic^en Drte) fvar= • fam befncbt. THiNNFiJS. s. 1, bie 5)iinne, 5)iinn= beit, Siinnigfcit ; 2. Scltenijcit, SpA"* (icbfcit ; 3. @eid)tbeit. THIRD, I. adj. bcr brittc ; II. .9. 1. bai 2)ritttl)eil ; 2. bie S:crtie (bcr fcdjjigfle Xi>til eiuer Sccnnbe) ; (bcpglci^en, Mii3. T.) ; 3. (— [bill] of e.\change), Ji/. E. ber britte (obcr iIertia=)9Bed)= fel, bie S^evtie; — estate, bic ®emei3 nen, ber britte Stanb; buS Untcr= bang; the — mate of a ship, bcr britte ®teucrmann ; every — day. flfle brei Sage ; — penny, /,. 7'. baS "Srittel yon' ©clbftiafcn n. f. w., bie bei^ros jeiten yprfoinmen ; — point, Jirch. T. bcr 2)nritfd)nitt-opnnft tm , 7'.ba« 1)rittt{)eil bet grnte, wchtcS bcm Sebnt)errrt al* 2:pbfall«i-cd)t jnfallt. THIRDLY, o//.- brittrnS, jnm briiicn 44a THOR THOU THRE rmiiDS, s. pi. bnS aSittwengut, hjcl(^e« in bcm ^ritttbetlbeS^SenniJneitS bc« »cvftor6eiteii g^emanneS beftebt, uiib Welches bieaBittoelcbcitSlcinglic^ 8e= ntegt. THIRLAGE, s. bcr SDJiitjIswaitg. THIRST, s. wc 5)11 i-fi ; f^. bie sBegier; be; to quench the—, bell Sltfft lO= fc^en ; fig. Ph-s. — of gain, bte @e= Wtnilflicit; — of knowledge, ber28tr= fcilSbUVft; — of praise, bte 9{ul)m= fllftt ; — after happiness, bet Sltvfl Hari^ (SJIiirffeligfctf ; — for (worldly) honours, bie (S^rfiicbt. To THIRST, V. 71. biiiflen, burfleu ; (— after, for, liad) , . ). THIRSTINESS, s. bfv Suvfl, bie ®tcv. THIRSTY, adj. buffttg ; biiiT, terfeugt, fig-. blU-jtig (OOlt ber (Svbe); blood- thirsty, bliitbiirftig. THIRTEEN, adj. bl-ftiC^n, •THIRTEENTH, I. adj. bCV bvcijc^lttc; iLs.Miis.T. bic Dctayc bcr orn(H)fet {Datura stramonium — A.) ; — back, 'I'X @ta= cfcelrOC^e {Rnja clavata — /,) , — but, bte iWccrblltte, ^(afteijiC {Pleurone-.tcs Vlateisa — /,.) • — bush, bcr T'OrUCll^ i44 firau^; - hedge, bte ©otn^e Jc ; — less, bornlcs. THORNY, acij. bomig, ftflcl)c!ig ; fi^. fc^lDicrig ; — bumet, bie borutge S8t= bcvucrtc, ^impincHe; —trefoil, ba« boruic^te Srciblatt »on Sanbia {Fag> via cretica — /,.) ; — loach, bic StCtn^ fdjmcrle, ber ©teinvcifefer {Cobitis ub- nia — L.). THOROUGH {adv. — ly), adj. burc^gc^ bcnb, burc^auS, burdb3»i"9'0 ; ^^-'U^ fomnicit, DoUflanbig, ganjlic^ ; . . from a — conviction, . . aui !Oi)IIiger Ue= bei^cugung; — bass, bcr (5)cncrnl= biiB ; — bass-player, bcr ®cncrnlbai= fpieler (wclc^cr bic SIccorbc mdf bent bcjifferten S8a§ fpielt) ; — bred, »ou gutcr 9lbfiinff, t»oti gntem ©lute; t>ongutcr (Srjtebuiig; griinb(i^ fiu= birt, (lusflubtrt, ausgebtlbef, griiiib^ lif^ erfa^rcn ; — draught, bcr S)urc^= jug; — fare, bic Siirc^fa^rt, bcr 2)urcjgang, ® urc^tag ; — paced, «oU= ftiinbig, au«gema(^t, soUEommcn ; — repair (of a ship), bte .gaupt^Sfictia^ ratur (eiiic« Sd)iffe4) ; — sped, yiiflig betuaiibcrt, soUfomntcii ; — toil, ba'« SPflnfterge [b fiir ^Stc^ ; — wax, bag 2)Hrd)Wacb«, SvUC^fraUt {Bupleumm rotundifulium — /,,.) ; — wort, bcr burc^iuactfcue Soften {Eupatorium pcrfoliatum — /,.). THOS, s. bcr ©olbtBcIf, cai;ciinifc^e •yUllb {Canis cancriwniis). THOSE, prm. pi. bicicittgcit, bie, jcue, folcbe. THOU, pron. bit. TtfTHOU, v.n.Sra. 1. bufeCH ; 2. auf scrtrante SBcife bcl)anbcln. THOUGH, covj. 1. obfcton, obglctrf), wcnu auct) gleic^, njcnu and); 2. jmar, frcilid); 3. /«m. boci), jcbod) ; — I say it, oljiic mtdb ju rit()mcii, of}ne mbmvcbig ju fcpn; as — , nl8 ob, als Jvciin ; what — , gcfc&t, bap an* . . , njcnn ailC^ ; he makes as — . . , cr tI)Ut al« ob . . . THOUGHT, ,9, 1. bag Scnfcn ; 2. ber (;5Jcbanfc; 3. SBegviff; 4, bic 9}?fi= nuiig; 5. bcr Sinn; 6. bag 9^ad)ftn= Hen; 7. bie Sctracfttung, Uebcrlc= gung; 8. (gorge, Slrnnrtgfctt, $!e= fiinimerni9 ; 9. 9lbftcf)t, bcr Breed ; 10. bie (Srwartnng; 11. cin SBcnig, etroag ; l have thoughts of . ., tc^) gcf)C mit bcm (^cbanfen uin, it. f. w. ; want of.., bte (^cbanfcnloftgEcif; second — , bag rcifcre 9'iarf)bcnEcn ; to take — , ftc{) barmen, eg ftd) ju .^erjcn ncbntCU ; take no — for to-morrow, forge nid)t fiir morgcn ; a — too light, cin aSenig ju Iciest; I am a — better, ic^ bin etiuag bcffcr ; a — longer, jim cin aBcntgeg langcr ; the merry — of a fowl, bag ^ru|ibein beg @cjtijgei3, col. bie Srille ; — sick, i-sn ju «ic= Icm Scnfeu EraniE, unrnbtg, fc^rocr- miitbig. THOUGHTFUL {adv. — ly), adj. 1. ge= banEcnyoU, nad>bcnEcnb, nadjbcnElicb, ticfftnnig; 2. jnm StadjBenEen ein'.a= bctt ; 3. aufmcrEfam, forgfiiUig, be= forgt, bcEitminect. THOUGHTFULNESS, s. 1. bie ®cban= Ecnfiiile, bag ticfe 3flacbbcnEcit, bie SicffinninEcit ; 2. ©orgfaltigEcit, 58c^ forguii ©cEiimmcrnip. THOUGHTIvirnfnttcral ; — laco, bic 3>uiriU>i|jc; — moss, bag Jitnoteii' mOOg {Bryum — L.) ; — papers, {pa- Vicriie) Bwivnroirfcl ; — shaped, fa^ benfi3rmig (yon 2BnrjcIn) ; — stam- per, bcr Itnirtc ^cgcl (ciiic 2JJufd)el) ; — tape, bag 3i«t"ibanb. To THREAD. ».ff. cinfabcln ;/n-.burd)= bringcn, ftc^ bnrcfjiuinbcn. THREADEN, adj. aus giibcn bcflcbdib {w. ii.). THREADY, aJj. 1. f^abcn cntbaUciib, fabig; 2. biiiin (roie gciben), fafcrig. THREAT, s. bje Srobnng, SBcbrobung. To THREATEN (* To THREAT), v. a. bvebcn, bcbroben, brauen, in S^rc- cfen fc^cn (— with, mit;. THREATENER,rf. bcr Srobcr. 'I'HREATENING {ndv. — ly), adj. bro^ bcn^ ; — letters, Srobbricfc ; — looks, brobcnbe Slicfe. THREATFUL, adj. fcollcr Srohnngcii, ftarE brobenb, braacitb, bebroblid). THREE, adj. brct ; by threes, JU Srcicll ; — capsuled, mit brci 6apfcln ; — ceiled, B. T. breifiii^crig ; — cleft, b.t. brci= fpaltii] ; — cornered, brciccEig ; B. T. brcifcttig ; — deep, brct 3}}ann bod> ; -;- edged, bretfc^nctbig ; B. T. brcifci= tig ; — Angered, brciftngcrig ; — (lowered, brciblumig ; — Void. brci= fad), brcifalttg ; — footed, breifiiyig, brcibcinig ; — forked, brci^adig, bre'i= jinEig; — grained, brciELimig;' — half pence, v!nb((iU)a!b ^kuce, (Stiiber; — Iieaded, fcVciEijpflg ; — hooped, mit brci 9Jcif.-n gcbiinbcn, breiEiifig ; — inch(ed), brcijoUig; ^. Elciii, gcring, yerac^tlirf); — leaved, brciblattcrig ; — if-aved grass, Srciblatt, Jtlcc, Sri* folinm; — legged, wig. brcibcinig; — lobed, B.T. brei(a)»Vig ; — mouthed, breimauiig ; — nerved, B. T. brcirips i)ig ; — nooked, brciivinEelig ; — part cd, brcitbcilig ; — pence, bvei ^ence, brct Stiiber ; — penny, brct ^ciice wertb; fig. geringe, fd)tcf^t; — pet- aied, bveiblattrig (yon bcr 33Inmert« Erone) ; — pointed, breifvi^ig; — score, bag ®d;Ocf; — seeded, brcifa= mig ; — seeded mercury, bag a3rcnn= Eraut {Acalypha — I..) ; — sided, B. T bvciEantig, brcifeitig ; — slit tteei- pens, bveifvalrigc- ©ta()i-@d)reibff= bern ; — square, B. T. brctEantig ; — storied, ans brci ©todmciEen befte= bciib, brciftijifig ; —suited, breirocfig (fitlcitt Ciiuiptrt) ; a — tailed pacha (flr pacha of — tails), ctn 53affa von brci ;)tci)fd)n>ctfen ; — times, krd THRO THRU THUI\ SDlal; — toed-sioth, hciS bvctjc^ifie WauU^ter; — valved, B. T. bvet= !(ap»)ig. THRENODr, s. bflS Jtlajicltcb, bev RU- qegcfaiig. To 'J'HRESII, V. a. &■ n. vid. To Thrash: THRESHER, s. 1. uirf. Thrasher ; 2. bcr (Secfud)§ {Sgualus vufpes — />.). THRESHOLD, s. Hi Sc^mcUe, S;^ur» fcferoeUe. THRICE, nrfr. brf t Wld ; — noble lord, fet)r (t)6cl;fi} ebkr •^^crr, r» THRiD. V. n. fic^ (buvdj)flcmnuMi, jt(|) (bitvcl))wii:ben ; burd^fr^liipfcn, buvctjie()eu. THRIFT, s. 1. bie (Sparfamfcit, bo« 3iivatf)c^aUcit, bte gate 2Btrthffl)aft ; aBtvt{)fct)aftlicJ)feit; 2. US, ©liidf, ber 2Bohl|taiib ; ©enjtnn, iBort^cil ; 3. bic eeeiiclfe {statice — /. ). THRIFTINESS. s. 1. bte iSpnrfamfett, ayivt[)fcf)aft(ici)fctt, 3iat{)fainfett; 2. bit'? ©cbctben. THRIFTLESS, ad). vciTcijmcnbcrtfc^ ; obf, iuifrucf)f6nr, ungcbciblicb. 'I'HIUFI'V {adn. — ily). a,lj. 1. ratJ)= )am, fparfam, bauSlic^, d'trthfc^nft: lid), iinuS^altcrifc^ uensalteiib, cvj fvart; 2. gcbcif)Ciib. THRILL, s. 1. bcr Srillbpfiver; 2. bcv buvcbbriiu^citbe 2;oii, J^lnng, ^rtller. 'A THRILL, J). I. n. 1. briUeit, bo^reit, burc^boftveii; 2. yenvinibf it ; ll. n. 1. bcben, ffbaiifrii, fi^nubern ; 2. flav£ imb fcftavf tijiifit, gclleii. r., THRIVE, V. n. gcbeiljcit, fprtfpm= im-ii, jiinedmcii, tvcibfii, wacf)fcii, vcicb aifrbcn, ©litif (Mbeit. rtiRiVER, .«. ciiicv bcr ®Iiicf ^at, ber ©liicfemanit, taS ®(iuf«ftub. j'lniiviNG {adv. — ly), adj. gctei(}[tci), juneljiucub, wacbTcnb, gli'tcfiid) ; a — place, ctit ital)r()aftcr Ort; lie sop.« , comes) on thrivinsly, Ct t)at ©litcf, mac^t gittc @cfci)afte. rURIVINGNESS, s. btc ©cbft^ttAfeit. I'HROAT, s. bcr (Sf&luiiD, bie Jteijle, ©urgel; bev .0a(«; jirch. t. bie 45oI)lfrl}le ; JV. 7-s. bie gjjidf ait ber ©afftl ; ber .t^als ciiicS .ftniefeofjcS ; — of an anchor, bcr 9lllfcrf)nl§; to liave a sore — , cillCll frf)lintmcit, bl>= fcit fyllS hcihcn ; to cut the — , bte j;v~cf)ie flbfcijiteiben, iiiovbeii; — band, ber .ftel)liteiiicii (am ^anm) ; jv. t-s. — brails, ai3efc^lagfeiiieii, ©cptaue an bcr Oaffcl ; — brail of the niizzen, baS *cfan§brof)t ; — buckles, Jtcl)[- (ricm=)fcbliallca ; — down-hauler, JV. 7'. bcr 9fitfbev()iiler bcr ©affel, bcr an fcer W\i bcfeftigt ift; —flap, ber Jicl)lliC(fci, baS 3npfc^cn ; — haliard, ,,v. T. bcr (Siiffclfad ; ^- pipe, bte SJiift= roijre ; — root, bie SBaffcrmdrsmur^ (Ocum rirn/e) ; — seizing, -N"- T. ba3 ■i>arbbiitbfcl ; — vein, ./I. T. bte .5alS= aber; — wort, baS 2yalbglijcfci)cii, .§aU£raut, bte^al^iuiirjcI.baS brau= lie 3'tlig«l^^iit4)t^ll {Campanula trac/ie- liian — Ij.). THROA'l'Y, vid. Guituual. •j'n THROB, v. n, ^^^ai, fd)(agen, if- bcil, flopfcil, plllftrcil; my heart throbs, mir fd)i;igt b.iS ^^erj, THROB. .?. bag t'odicit, g^ilagcn, (.6cr5=)Jl(ovfcit, ^ulftrcit. THROES, «. ;,/. bic (@cbiirt«-)5Bi-t)en, (®cbitrt«s);£cf)iiier5cii, bas jlretfeii, btc 2;pbe8aiig)1, bcr 2,obeSiampf. T„ THROE. V. I. n. til aBcbcit licgcii, frcifcit, Sobci^aiigft cittpfiiibcit ; ii. a. ml) madjcii, ()cftig aiigftigcn, XoM- aiigft eiiija.^cii. THRONE, s.'i. bcr Xfcron ; 2. 53tfrf)of8- 7« THRONE, V. a. aiif belt Jlf^rou f«s ten ; t'jroned, tbrouciib. THRONG, s. bag ©cbrcinge, bcrSrang, 3iilaitf, .^aiifcn, bie DJJciigc. To THRONG, v. a. <$• 71. bfaiigcil, flt^ braiigcii; bcbrciiigcii; thronged,- ge= brciugt yoU. THROSTLE, s. bteSiiigbvptlfl (?'«»-ciitil. To THROTTLE, v. I. a. crbrpffdit, cr= tti'irgcii, erjiicfeii; H. m. rijil;cln. THROUGH, I. prep, burc^, aiti3, t)Pr, mittclfi; — books, btivc^ 53iict)cr; — motives, auS ©riiiibeu, luegc it ; to fall aslenp — weakness, »pr a)iattigfctt eiufc^Iafcii ; n. adv. bitrrf) ; burd)"uiib burcfe, burc^auS, ganjlid); to run — with a sword, iitit ciiicm ©c^werte burd)bol)rcit ; to read — , biirc^lefcn ; to go (get) — (a business, cill ©cfc^aft) au«fii()rcit, biir(t)fii()rcii, bcenbigcit, THROUGHLY, adv. gailjHvt), »Ollfpin= men, »i)Hig, biuitjaUiS. THROUGHOUT, prep. tu bcr 3icbc) ; to — into, t)inciti wcrfcii, iverfeii in . . ; fig. P/i-s. to — a thing into one's face, cillcm ttwas S(|nlb gcbcn, t)orn.HTfen ; to — a tiling into one's hands, 3fl"er= trcibcn ; fccnvcrfcn ; fallen laffcn ; Suriid laffcn ; bolUuingcn; to — out (some) hints, jn »crftel)cn gcbcn, an bic t»5anb gcbcn ; jcigcn ; to — out words of contempt. Sc^impfrebcn anSftp^en ; to — (goods) over board, ((Siitcr) au«= wcrfcii, iibcr33prb ii'crfcn ; to — up, aufmcrfcn, in bie .Jppbe mcrfcii, I)cr=: «pr uicrfen, angnjcrfcn; au»fpeicn; upr aScrbnifi nnfgcbeii, binwerfcn ; to — up the cards, bie j?arten l)iniucr= fen; — yourself upon God, uertraue anf ©Pit. THROW, s. 1. bcr SEnrf; 2. /?#-. bie Slnftrengung ; 3. ber Strcid), Sd)lag. THROWER, s. 1. bcr a}5crfcr; 2. 3n)irncr, (silk — ), ©cibcnfpiiincr, ©cibenbercitcr, iSc{)nnrbrcl)er. THRUM, s. 1. bas 2'ruinm, ber ©auni, ba§ Salbcnbe (ber flprfige Sanm) an bcvSciiinjanb; 2.ba«grpbc ©cffiinnft, gr3be @arn. THRUMS,;*/. 1. jv. r. 5.rninnt (®tiicfc Sc^afwpIIe) 5U cincm 5{3titqiiafl ; 2. ©tanbfaben ; tnrum-cap, to= dienbe, S^Plfdjldger, 91nfflppfcr, ?5iif= fcr; 2. vu/n-. trgcnb etiuaS fcl)r ®ro- fic^, iWrounbcrnSmertbe^. THUMPING, adj. vutg. fcl?r grofj, bi(f, plimip ; a — follow, bcr gipfic, fiarfe J?crl. THUNDER, s.\. ber ©pnncr ; 2. ?drm, baS ©ciiife, ©ebranfe; 3. bie ijffcnt; lic^c, brpl)cnbe 5lnHagc ; the thunders of the Vatican, bte Smmcr bcS 3Satt- faiis ; — and lightning, Spnncr iini iili^; cine 51rt floral, pber tupUcs ncr 3ei>fl ''Oit grellem 9Infc^cn; — bolt, ber 5)onuu, ftc^ aiiber= fetcn. THWARTER, .». bic 5}rc()fvauf[)eit bcr 0Aafe. THWARTiNfii.Y, ndn. irt bte Diierc, eiitgegen, juti>ibcr, biuberlicfc. THVVARTNESS. 5. bte SJcvfc^rtficit, aBiberwartigteit. THWARTS, s. pi. jv. T. bie gRubcr= aSanfe. THWARTSiiiPS, ado. M T. qucr uber ba« <£c^iff. THY, proii. po.tbiiibc; 2. brcifac^e Jiroiie bcu 5i3iip(^e6. HBiAL, adj. 1. jt. T. jHiit Sdiicitbeiu gcbovtg ; 2. einc 5pfeifc betreffenb. riBURO, s. bcr (gc^ailfelftfc^ (Zijgana iiburo — Jj). ric-Dorx)UREUx, .?. J\icd. T. ber (Sc= fi(i)t«fcl)mer5. nCK, s. 1. ber rbed — ), (41e(t=)ni'I'«v- jiig, bie Bicd^e, ba« Siibclt; 2. bie getfe, ®d;aflaii« Uiedes) ; (dog ~ , 44G bte .f)llllbelau« (Icarus ricinns— L.) ; 3. ber grebit, SBorg ; 4. baS 5;icfen (Xirftad) eiiier Ul)r ; upon — , auf $5org ; — bean, bic ^IJferbebobiie, ©ailbo^ne [Vidafalm — /J ; —seed, ber aBaitJCllfailieit {Cnrispermnm — L.) ; ba« aSaitjeiigefic^t (cine ^Pflan^ ^e — Coreopsis — />.). To TICK, V. V. 1. ticfeit (tine cine U^r) ; 2. aitf 53org iiebnteii, borgeit. TICKEN, s. vid.'l\cK, 1, TICKET, s. 1. bcr 3cttel; 2. (Sd)utb= fc^eiit, bie SSerfitreibung; 3. iai gotterieloog; L (j;beatcr=)5BiI(et, ber 6inlaf jettel ; 5, bie 33c5eic^uiiug ; 6. M. E. baS aSaarciijcic^cti, bie aBaaven=@tiquttte ; — poner, ber 3ettelttagcr. To TICKET, V. a. 3elffl nufticften, m-- (}efteti ; mit eiiter iBejeid)itung (@ti= qiiette) serfebett ; iffiaareu ait«5eic^= lien, ^reife niibeften, uumeriren, be= jettein, etiquettiren. 7V TICKLE, V. I. a. l[%i\\\\ tcijen, JU= (fen; fd)meid)e(n ; H. n. fifelid) fe^it, ftd) fifecln, ftdjgefi^clt fiiblen. TICKLER, s. ber '(bie) Jtifeelnbe. TICKLISH, adj.\. fifelid) ; 2. watfekb, umiifel()aft; 3. fcbwierig; — times, fritifcbc 3fifctt. TICKLISHNESS, s. bie ,ti^elig!eit. TicKTACK, I. adn. lirf tad gcbcu ; (t>on einer Ubr) ; If. s. bnS Sividfrad (cine 9lvt fflrcttfpiel). TID, adj. nieblicf), fanff, jarf ; leder= f)aft; fifeelig; — bit, bcr^ederbiffcn. To TIDDER, To TtDDLE, ?;, a. jiirtlic^ bebnnbeln, batfActit. TlDi;, s. 1. bie 3eit; (—and time), bie .^afenjeit, ©cjcit, (Sbbe nub Slntij; 2. bcr ■iluflanf, Biifammeiilauf, 9luf= fianb; 3. baS 9lnf niib m-, 4. ber Smtf, aQed)fel, ©troiu; 5. giinftigc I'nuf ; 6. j\fin. T. cine 3ett mm jroolf ©tUllben ; Sea Phs. — and half — , bie 2Batljeif; — raised by a storm, bie ©tnrntflutb ; the — ebbs, baS aSaffcr scrlauft; the — jjoes out, bie Slntl) gcht, cS tft (Sbbe ; to fall down a river with the — , auf ciucilt 3Iu§ abfaden; evening — , bie 9tbenbseit; niartlemas — , 3}?artini ; the high — s, bie ^of)en Sefltage ; — duty, bcr .§«? fenjoii ; — cage, ber SIntbmeffer; — p.ite, bie S[iitl)tf)iir, ba« giutbtbor, S"lutf)gattcr; Seatnvg.'in (Sccftvid), (WO bev ©tvom fcntcrt), ^fifftfom, 3ettweg ; — harbour, bcr SIutI)ba= fen, 3eitbafen; — 'sman (waiter), bcr 3olIbraiutc iiii .§afcn, Scf)iff^yi)tfa= tor : — mill, T-s. bie (5lut[)miiblc ; Joollcinbeviiut ; jv. r-s. — rnr.d, bie ?age eineS fec^iffc*, wenn e« mitbcm ffiovbevtbeil gegcn ben Strom gefel)vt »ov 9liifcv iicgt, >val)vcttb SBinb unb Sluti) eiiianbcv entgegcngefcfct ftiib ; — tables, Safein iiber bie %(it bcS (fintritt« ber ©bbe nnb ^U\ti) ; — way, bcr 3;i)fil ciiicS ^luffcg, ivclttJt ©bbe unb giuti) yom SUiecve cin= Vfiingt. To TIDE, V. I. a. Itttt bCllt StrOlUe trcibcn ; H. n. (SbbennbSliitf) ftnben. TIDILY, ndr. ntVblid), nctt ; —dressed, nett gcffctbct. TIDINESS, s. bie 5Pu'ebIid)feit, ?l(ttia-- teit. TIDINGS, s. pi. bie 5T}ad)ricfttett, 91cnig: tciten ; glad — , frobe 5yotfd)aft. TIDY, adj. i . jeitig, bcr 3af)reS$eit gc= nuif); 2. nieblid). To TIE, V. a. J. binbcn, fniivfcn; 2. vevbinben, sertniipfen, ycrcinigen ; 3. uevvflic^ten, niitbigen, jiiriidimlteu ; 4. Jiii.i. T. biiiben,' fd)Ieifen ; 5. Tijp PA. nmbinben (Pie abgefefete dotuiin ne) ; to — a knot, ciiien ,ytnoten ff^la= gen ; to — down, ntcbevbinten o - together, 5ufantnieubitibcn ; to - to rules,/,?, (in D^egeln binbcn; to — ..t), anbinben, anfbiuben, an^binbcu, ju-- faiiimenbiiiben, fefl binbcn, »crbtii= ben; jmiidbaltcn. TIE, s. 1. ba« *anb; bcr .litnotcn, bie Sdjleife; 2. .tpiiitrfledjte.; 3. inn- )iflict)tnng ; 4. Mus. t. bie iUubniig (?igjitur ber 9ioten iin iiortrngc); bie (£:d)leife, 5Mube, bcr 33ogen'; .5. JV. T-s. baS 3)rc()recp ; false — , biVj 53orgbrei)reei> ; — iioie,baS .5niii'.iicv= gat; — piece, T. ber \> flUjic^eU, fdiaiirea ; ingev ntacijcn. TIGHTNESS, .s. 1. bic (Sugc, ,fnapj3' beit; 2. (Sauberfeit, 9Jettigfeit; 3. ^^argbeit, Sparfamfeit. TIGRESS, s. bic 2;igeriiin. TIGRISH, adj. wic eiulligcr, tigerartig. TIKE, s. vid. TifK. TILE, .5. 1. ber 3'fgfl ; 2. Mm. T. cin 2)edfl yon gebrauntcm ?cf)m ju ci- nem (Sc^meljtiegel ; hollow — . bcr iiobUifgfl ; — kiln, ber 3ifgflof»"" ; bie 3'*'g^'Ibiitte, 3i''gflfit"'ii'if, 3Ji'= gcUu-cnricrei, 3tfg'-'lfi; — maker, bet 3irgclbrciiiier, 3ifg'fi"; — makini;, ba« B'fgf Iftreidjen ; — ore, baS 3'';= gelerj, ,5tupfcrbvann ; — shard, bte 3iegelfc^erbc, ba« 3icgelfiitif. To'VU.E. V. a. mitSifgf'"^''*"; »'''* 3iegfl bedcn. TILER, s ber 3ifg<~Ii>f'?f^ ; — 's 'oi«^ bev 23{iiufrefi'l, jrollercfcl. TiLiCHERRY BARK. 5. bie Sonefitnu* be fVCn Xerium antidysentericum — /-> TIME TIME TING Tri.L. s. tie ©c^uMabc, ©clbcnffe (ti; eiiiein @eiv6(be), bic );^abcitcaffc. riLL. prep. Sr coiij. biS, WOV ; — now, bis jcfet, jcttbcr ;' — due, M Ph. biS Jill- Serfall^ctt ; — then, biS bamaU, bi8 jit bcr 3? if/ bi« babeu ; — this day, bi« jit bent beuti^eiiS^aje; — I come, big t(^ fomme. To TliiL, V. a. Vfliiflcn, acfcnt, baucii, bcflellfu, fsu)bcveifeii, tuac^eit. 4'iLLABLE, adj. vpiigbar, acferbar. TILLAGE, s. ber >ilcfcrbait, gelbbaii. TILLER, s. 1. bee aSiivjelfproB; 2. bet ^.fliii^ev, 9lcfcnu>imt, Saubmaiiu; 3. jv. 7\ bei- -ipelmftcicf, bie 'Jhibevviniie; i. bie ec^ubJabf ; — rope, JV. T. bag ©teiiervecp. To TILLER, V. n 9SiivjeIfprpffcn cbev (itac^ bent ^Ocfc^iteibeii; ueiic Sc^bji^ Itnge trciben. riLT, \. s.^ 1. bcr (SVH'ieijel, bie ^ecfc ; 2. baS (eottufu=)3elt, bie QSebecfuiti] eiiieg 58ootc« obev iiSaf^euS, bie -4^l«"f ; 3. ba« Dbbacf); 4. bev SfoB; 5. ba§ Sausenbvciteii, gau^eiificeten, %\\x^ tiier; 6. bcr (Stabt)iinimci-; 7. bie frf)iefe SJa^e, Jlippe ; II. ado. the cask is a — , col. biiS Sap licijt aiif bcr ?lcti]e; to run at tilts. Saiijfii brecl)eu, Suniiereu ; to run fidl — aaainst one, tni oolleit Stoj} aiif cineii \oi (]cl)en; compos. — boat, baa (^efpriecjclie (mit etiier ^laiie bebccftcj 33oot; — cloth, tie ScftiffSbecfe ; — iimnmer, ber ©tabbammcr ; —place, 6er 2:iiruicr= Vtalj; — vvason, bet (mit einer •^laue) bcbccfte (5ubtmauiiS=)3Ba= flcu; — yard, bet Xuruictpla^, bie (5tcc^ba()u, 9ieniibabu. TrtTiLT, v.\.a. 1. fpticj^elu, bcJcn, cin Jiucb iibetfpanucii,' mit einer 3>ccfe ('^trtiic) wcrrebf"; 2. bani= iiicrn, fdjmitbcn (mit bent (Stabbam^ mcr\ gerben ; 3. etnleiieu (bie Van^e) ; to — a ca.sk (barrel), eiu ga9 tippert, fliif bie 9leii^e fe^eu ; to — over, iibet= iippen, iiberfilJiageu ; tilted cast steel, rteflcrbter ®uilftal)[, mit bent (5tab= bammer nuberetleter ©tatjl ; li. n. 1. Sanjeii biccf)en, tuvuicreu: 2. rav= X'ieveu, ftecftcn, ftt'gcit, mit 9iav>.>icveii fccbten, loaftiirjeit ; 3. biu= iinb ^cr= fctjiDauteu ; 4. (cbnenb fleben. riLTER, s. 1. cet Steeper, (3iavvicv=) ivecbtet. S:urrtiever, jliimpfer; 2. .^ammcrer, vScfjmieber ; 3. bie Un- tftlai^e untfc ein Sa^, uni e3 511 fi>.ipeu. TILTH, s. bflS ^ffiijieti, SBaiien, ^t- flcUen, ber 'ilcferbait. TILTING {pnrt. son To Tilt); — armour, bie S^nrnierriiftuiirt ; — lance, bie 2;uniiev(an^f, Stojilanje; — place, bet S'nrnieipla^. VIM, s. al>br. ftatt Timothy, XiniOt[)euS CDJaunSname). n.viBAL (Ty.mbal), s. bie ?Paufe. TIMBER s. 1. ba« !8aubo($, ^Jlii^boU; 2. ber Q3aumftamni; 3. ba3 .$aupt= gebdlE; 4. bie (^SauOSJ^aterialien, bcr Stuff; limbers, pi. JV. PA. bie SnbiW^er, @v^:aiitn, baS 9iivveii= iverf; — of the tops, bic Jt(ami>cn ber SfJavfon ; square — , lotbtec^t auf bem ,Riel fle^enbe Spaiiuen; timbers and room {or space), bie 5?acfen (Siaunte jroifc^cn ben f^nbiil^cru); timlier.s of ermine, H. T. SJlcibcn .§cr= melinffbTOau^cbcn ; — heads, JV". r. bie ^ibller, 5l?olber; — mark (marker), bcr Jtrabpaffer; fcic 33(jttd)ermarfe; — merchant, bet ^oljt)anbler ; — slabs, iSi'^illfliiJe ; — sow, ber .^^U^ Wittm ; — trade, ber QSaiiboljb'Ttbel ; — tree, btr ju 93auboU tfln9licl)e SBanm ; — wood, ba« ^iminfifepU. ^aubolj; — work, ba-s Sac^iucrE, 3immermcrf; —yard, ter ^immtx^ bof, .6oUl)of, .Soljbamm To TIMBER, II. I. a. jimmcrit (w. ft.) ; 11.71. nifteu. TIMBERED, adj. gejimmctt; (lebaut (TO. ii.), (}efotmt, befc^af en, mit 5Sait= bol5 octfebeu. TIMBRE, s. H. T. ber .<3clm(ierntb, bic .^elmjietbe, .^ilmfleinobie. TIMBREL. J-, bie flcine (tiirfifci^e) trommel ; (Scbellcnttpmmei ; — waits, pi. tSd)ellen=).Xrcinmelf(^la= fier. TiMBRELED, adj. (Ocfanj^) Don bcr ©cbelicntrontntcl bcgtcitet. TIME. s. 1. bic 3eit ; 2. bas Bcitmafj, bcr JJiact, bicS^actcintbcilnug, ber 3eitfct)lag, baS 2;onma9;3. ber 3wi= fd}cnrauni, bie Rmifcfccnseit; 4. bie gcbiiriflc (recttc)3cit ; 5. bic Jlinbbctt= Seit; 6. ba3 4)(al; 7. (— in fencinf;), T. bie a}Jcnfiir (bcim gecftten) ; 8. Gram. 7'. bao S^empiie, bie 3^'^ ; t'le — past, present, and to come, biC ycr- flcn^ene, gegcnroartiije iinb_5ufiinf= tii]e3eit; apparent — , bic -fcortneit- jeil; mean — , bie 3cit'3'c'f^""8' mittfere 3fit ; -^IH- PA->- ordinary — , march 1 Drbinarfcfttitt, ajjarfcf)! quick — , @cfci)ivinbfcbritt; quickest — , Stnnufd;ritt ; pressed for — , ciiii] ; take (your — , Ober your own) — , nintnt bir 3fit ; ten minutes at a — , jcbii 9J2innten tang, (jintcreinaiiber, awf cin 3J}ai; how goes —1 wk fpat i)t e§ ? in — , mit bcr Rcit ; in due — , rec^tjeitig, )(u red[)ter 3^'*; in ancient times, in altcn 3citfit ; in our — . Sn nnfercr 3fit; ail in good — , 9Ule« ju fciner 3<"if; at that—, jn jcner 3cit, jii ber 3eit, bamalS ; at this — , jn bicfcr 3eit, je^t; bicfcS ?J}aI ; at any — , jn jcbcr 3? it ; ju irgenb ctner 3eit, jcmalg ; at times, JU Sfifcit ; at all times, ftet«, immcr, ju jcber 3eit ; at no — , in fciner 3fit» "if. itiemal«; at what — soever, JU a'clc^cr 3^'^ auc^ immcr, ju jcbcr 3cit; by that — , jn bicfcr 3cit ; nntetbeffeii ; by that — I shall be buried, hli bafiin uietbe ii-^ bcgtabcn fenn; by times, ivcd)fclgwcifc ; (SinS nm§ 'Jlnbctc, ju 3eiten ; what — , bamalS aU ; — has been when .., cS gab cinc ^tit, ba, n. f. W. ; when — was, cbcmalS, 00t= mal« ; when — shall be, iu bet %olc\(, in 3iifi'iift; the first — , baS ctftc 2)}a( ; ten times, Jtbn 3)Jal ; (a) hun- dred (thousand) times, bmibCVt (tan= fcnb) 2)JaI ; many times (many a time), oielmaiS, biinftg; some times, jnmeilen, mandjmal; every — , alle= jcit, flUcmal; jcbcS SJJal; for a — , cine 3eit lang ; fiom — to — , t>on 3cit jn 3fit; from this — forth, von nnn an, binfiibto, fcrnct, in§ Jlitnf= tigc; out of—, jntUn^cit; iinbcnE= (id), t'orlangft; to beat the — , ben Jtact fc^lagcn ; to keep — , S^act baU ten; to serve one's — (nr apprentice- ship), fcine (bic) ?cbriabte (auS)= flcbcn oranSbtcnen ; bie , 'sabre ftcbcn • to he_ out of one's — . nuSgclcmt (bt. Cebrjabtc beenbigt) fiabeit ; to come — enough, (3f't) jeitig gemtg _fDm= men ; it is more than — , Co ift bie btntilc 3ett ; she is near her — , fcf ifi ibrer dntbinbnng nabe ; — and tide tarry for no man, 3^'^ (Sbbi Ullb glutb umrtet auf 9ffiemanb ; juncture of times, pi. bie 3fi'"i"ft''i'be ; — barcains, — ■ purchases, M. K. B'^'f' tanfe, 3fit). TIN, s. 1. ba3 3'"" ; 2. 531ed), wcifie ^V>U^ ; — foil, baS *4[Matt^inn, (gtaniol, €tagnol ; — glass, bcr iBipmntb ; — man. bcr 3inngicfier, s8Icct)f(^[ager, 5ltempner; Q31eci)banblcr; — mine, bie 3i't"9i""6f ; — "re. ba« 3i"nei^iS ; — pyrites, bcr 3iitnf ieS, ba« 2d)aKfcl= jinn ; — shaving.s, p/. 'ilbfall ; — solder, 3i""''>tf'' 'S.(i)n(lUotb ; — stone, ber 3'""^?'". bie 3i""3rau» veil ; — worm, ciit 3nfcct. To TIN. V. a. serjinnen. TiXtJi'URE. .9. 1. ber 9{iiftiid). bie Satbc; 2, Ch. T. Xinctur, bcr Jltau^ tctan«jng. To TiNm'URE, V. a. ciucu 3Injlric^ ge> ben, farben. TINDER, .«. bcr 3"«bcr; — bn.x, bie 3nnbeibiid)fe, baS i^citcrjcng ; —ore, bag Biiiibercvv; — like, juiibera^n- lid), Icid)t cntjiinbbar. TINE, s. ber 3abii, 3aden, bte3tiife, . (Spi^f • To TINGE, ?>. o. 1. (in '^arbe) ein= fnittcn, tiincben, farben : 2. einen 9liiflrid) (cinen 0cfd)ma(f) gcben. TINGE .S-. bic '5'ivbe, Siind^c, 2;tnte, bcr v'Inflrtd;. TiNGENT, adj. farbcnb, jum tJarBen (n?. ii.). To TINGLE, 7.. 71. 1. Ilingcn ; 2. jucfcn, fifeetii, vricfeln, ftcdjen, fnmmen, fanfen (in ben Db>'cn) , 3. fd)mer=: jen ; my ears — , bie Obren flinges mir; to — up, fc^metjen, flcdjcn 447 TIRE TITU TOAS nod?bt5t)nen i tinsling of the ears, baS Jtliugeu bcr D()vcii. To TINK, V. n. flingcit. riNKAL, 5. ber 3;iiifal, tp^e Sovay. TINKER, s. ber Jlcffclfliifff. TINKERLY, adj. faiiuegie^erifd). . To TINKLE, V. 71. imm, tUin, toinjtg. riP, 5-. 1. bicSvifee, ba« aieiiBevfie, bev ?iJlovfiaiib, bnS (Snbe ; 2. bev 9iu(f=. fct)lag, 9^iicfn5iivf (beimJlcgelfpielc); 3. B. T. bev (Staiibbeiite(; — (of loaf- sugar), 3i"f"(.6ut=)®))il}en; the — of the ear, ba§ Dt)vlavpcf)eu ; the — of the nose, btc 91afcilfoppC ; the — of the finger, bte Siltgevfpi^C; the — of ihe tongue, bie Bmtgcilfpifee ; — staff, bev lange (befc^lagene) ©tab eineS (iievidusrieiievs ; bev ©cvidjtsbienev ; — toe, bie Svi^e ber ^t^t; fig- bLHtji ; to stand on — toe, auf bClt 3e^cu fte()eii ; on — toe, /o-. fe£)v ueiigievig, (aiifS >pM;ftc) gcfpaiiiit; — toe jollity, bie l)bd)]U 5lu4ije!afreu= beit ; — top, ^ofb pbeii, bod^lt; iibev= nmutit; baJ -§ijc^fte, aSovne(;mfte, «eite. 'ju TIP, V. 1. n. 1. eiiie (Svifef "'t ctiua* fefeeit, fpifecit; 2. befr^lagen ; faumeii; 3. im 9tiicfixnivf uiuroevfeii (.R'egel); to — a cart, JV. £. eiitcii ©rf)iittfavvert (bitvc^ Stiebevlaffeit be3 .!5iittevtf)eil§) eiitlabcit; to — one a wink, ciiiem jutctiiEen, col. eiiieu 3iii- feil ftecfett; to —all nine, vidg. alle 9kuii (beiin Jlegel!>iel) frf)iebeit ; to — down, iiicbenuevfeii ; II. n. (off) fatten. TIPPET, s. bev .§al«fvageit, ^efjfva= geii, Spatattit(e), bie $cltevine ; — t'rebe, bev ge()aiibte ®eetaucJ)ev {Co- /ynilrus vrinutor — Z,.). To TIPPLE, V. n. d- a. faufctt, jed)eu. riPPLE, .s. ba3 ©etvauf, bev 2;vauf, ®ct)uavvs. TIPPLED, aiij. betvitnfcit, beraiifcftt. TIPPLER, s. ber Bfrfjcv, @aufev, 2:vuit= feiibolb. TIPPLING, s. tai Bef^fii, Saitfen, ©itnappfen ; — house, bev Sl3vamit= wriiilaben. TIPSY, adj. betviinffit, beraufc^t, bene; belt. TIRADE, s. 1. bie 3;tvabe, bev aSovt= fcbwatt ; 2. Mas. T. bie S;tvabe, 3lii5= falluiig einevSutevbollc buvc^ bie ba= j«)ifcl)eiiliegen£>eii XHne. TIRE, s. 1. bie 9jeit)e; 2. baS ©cviit^; 3. vid. Attire ; 4. tires (for wheels), Dlabfc^ieiteii ; 5. bev 5Pii^, Staat ; 6. bnS .Kopfscug ; — woman, btc <^an' bcit^ecfeviiin, $ufemac^eviun, Jiain= iiicvfvait. To TIRE, V. I. n. luiibc iitad^cii, cvmii= ben, laiigc SBeile macfceii ; iLn. miibc wevbeit, eiithafteii, crmattcii. riRED, adj. evniiibet ; fg. iibevbviifftg ; 44a I am — (out) with it, ic^ I)abe eg fatt; — ness, .9. bie 6vmiibun0, @v= niattung, 2JJiibigteit, 3J?attigEeit. TIRESOME {adv. —ly). adj. CVIuiibeub ; laitgweilig, yevbvieglir^, iibcvliiftig ; —ness, s. t>a§ ^vmiibenbe; Saugivei= lige ; bie (Svmiibuiig. TIRING-ROOM (— house), s. baS 5In= ffeibejinimev auf bev ©^""1''"')"^' bie ©avbevobe. TIRWIT, s. i>iX MhUi (Tringa vanellus — L.). TISIC (Ptisic), I. s. Med. T. bie ®ct)«)inbfurl)t, ?ungenfiicl}t; n. adj. (Ptisical) fc|njiiibfiicf)tig. TISSUE, s. 1. bev ©olbfloff, @itbev= ftoff; 2. ba« ©eivebe, ©efiige; jJ. r. cellular — , baS gellgewebe ; a — of lies, ein@eiuebe vcit^^ti^en, uoiiXau= fct)uiigeii ; — paper, SetSenpapiev. To TISSUE, V. a. buvd^webeii, tuvc^; nnrfcn. TIT, s. 1. bie 3i&e, vid. Te^t; 2. bn« fleiue (fd)tcd)te) S[>fevb, bev j^leppev; 3. coiit. bie 3Bcib«pevfoii; glattev= f^iueftev; 4. 3}Jcife, vid. — mouse; — hit, bev SedFevbiffeii ; — lark, bie §cibeterd)C {.aUmda pratensis — L.) ', — mouse, bie 3)Jeife (Pams — />.) ; bearded — mouse, bie i^avtmeife ; blue — mouse, bie Staitmeife; 5D?ebl- meife ; great —mouse, bie J?ol;tmetfe, (Sptegelmcife. TITAN IAN, TiTAMc, a.//. bflS Sttail be= tveffenb. TITANIFEROUS, adi. titanbaltig. TH'ANITE, .?. bev S;itaiifcbi3vt,'3^abet= fteiii, 3iutil. TITANIUM, T1T.4.N, s. titanium, 9]eu= fupfev. TITHABLE, adj. sel)cutbav, je^ent= pfliittig. TITHE, s. ber 3e^fiitf, baS 3c^ent^eil ; — free, je^entfrei ; — paying, 3f&"= ten jaf)lenb ; je|)e«tbav, 8et)entpflid)= tig; — pig, ba3 3fbeiitfevtel. To TITHE. V. I. a. jebenteii, belt 3<'^Eit= ten auflegen, nefjmea obcveintveibeu; n. «. Devje^enfeii, ben 3f^fiife>i geben. TITHER, s. bev S';')'""^"/ 3f^CUt= famiiilev. TITHING, ... ein 53ejivt vcn jetju i5n= inilicn, TITHYMAL, .s. bie SEoIfSmild; {Eu- phorbia csula — L.). 7'o TITILLATE, e.n. fi^etrt. TITLLLATION, s. h\M vJtifectll, bev J?t= ^el, bal SSerguiifjen. TITLE, s. 1. bev Sitel; fRame; 2. gfjedjtsanfpvnc^, 3ficc^tltitel, baS 0?ed)t (auf . .) ; capital — , Typ. T. bev i§aupttite(; to have a — to . ., 5ln= fpvnd) Ijaben anf . ., bevec^tigt fei}n jn . . ; — deed, ba« Spcuiueiit, bie (©gcntf)umS=)Uvfunbe, ber Sebeii' brief ; — page (— leaf), baS S^itel^ blatt. To TiTijE, V. a. betitelrt ; neunen, be= veci)tigeu. To TITTER, V. n. fic^evn, (uevbiffeii Dbev beimlidi) lac^en. • TITTER, s. ba§ Jltd)e:-n. TITTLE, s. bev 3:ittef, $unft, ba§ ^iinft^'eu; to a — , auf ein cpaar, anfs ©enanefle ; not a — of it, nid)t eine Sl;lbe, ni(|)t ba8 ©eringfte ba= run ; — tattle ( — tattling), ba3 @e= tviifc^, ©efcbani^, beredjnicffcpnnif ; to — tattle, V. n. waf^eu, plauberii, flatfd)en. TiTUB.vriON, s. bas SBaiifen, Strau= d)eln, ©tolpevn. TITULAR, adh titular, uur ben Sttet vipu itwaS fii^venb ; — office, baS (Sbvcnamt. TiTULARiTY, s. baS Ittulare, !j;itcl= iin-feu; bev bto^e S^itel. TITULARLY, arff. »!UV belli ^ittel tlSd) TITULARY, adj. titulav. TITUS, s. S;itu6 (3)laiin«name). TIVY, adj. .S- adv. t/UVtig, flUjjS. TO, I. prep. &■ adv. i. JU, aW, til, Uad) fiir, auf, mif, bi«, bi« auf, bij ju, biS an, bi« in, biS naf^ ; 2. gegcu, bage= gen, iibev, in aSevgIet4ung mit;'as — ... mit Sfiiicfftdjt auf..,viiifs ftcbtltc^. ., in Setveff .., . . be= tveffenb ; — the friend, bClll (JU, u. f. nj., bcm) Svennbe; — me, mtr, 511 Illir ; lie complains — me, er be= fc^Wert ftt^ gegell mid) ; — one's ad- vantage (disparagement), 5U 3eiuan= beg SBort^cil (9ia4)tt)eil) ; I go — America, — London, — school, id) gebe uad) Slmerifa, nacb SpnbPU, in bie €d)"le ; — his face, ifjiii iu« ®e= ftc^t; — my heart's desire. Had) .6er= jengnjunfc^ ; — my sorrow, leibev ; lost — all feeling, fiumpf gegeii aile« @cfii[)I, gefiitjItoS; fatigued — death, tobtllllibe ; — the last man (or — a man), US auf ben le^= ten jDJaun; — the ship, bi8 anS (Sd)iff ; he lived — a great age, ev luuvbc fcbv alt ; add — that, ba|u fomnit UPC^ ; — it again. UOC^ eiU 9}Jal bavan (uevfnd)t) ; i folded her — my heart, i^ bviicfte fte alt meitt 4?evj; keep — yourself, bleib fiiv bid) ; there is nothing — ... dli^tS gc^t iibcv . . , ^iid)!^ liif t fic^ sjevglei't^eu mit . .; this is notlmig — wh.at, &c., biejj iji uid)t« in iSevgleidjung mit bem, was, u. f. w. ; five — one, Siinf gegeu 6iu§; what is that — you? was gebt baS ©ie an ? the horses are • — , e8 ijl angcfpaimt ; to liave a lettei — one, eiucu ijvief an Scuiiuben bo= ben ; iiere's — you. col. ^iev tft beine ©efnnbbeit, i. e. id) tviufc anf bciu 2Bot)tfc9rt {vid. untev Hkalth) ; — and fro ( — and again), anf UllB ab, i)in unb f)ev, l;in unb wiebev ; from year — year, »0n3at)V }U Sa^V ; — day, — night, — morrow, vid. Ulttei Day, Niglit, Morrow ; IL covj. JU, Uni, um JU ; — love, Itebeu, 511 lieben, um JU lieben ; I weep — think of it, tt^ rocine, luenii id) barau beufe ; — come, fiiuftig ; we are — act, Wil miiffen I>anbeln ; I am — receive money, t^ ^abc ®elb JU entpfaiigen , your aunt that is — be, 'Si)Xe jufiinf= tige 2;ante. TOAD, s. bie Jlvote; — in a hole, gteifc^ in eiuev Spafiete; — enter, bev Jtvijtfnfd;lucfev, bie avme Sev: maubte, bte baS ©uabeubvob bet rci" d)cn iBerroanbten tfit; — fish, bet Jtvpteufifd), 2ReevteufeI, Sivofc^fifc^ Jtugelfifc^ {Loplnus piscntorias — /,.) ; — fiax, ber JlviJtenfIad;S, baS Sein- fvallt {Linaria vulgaris — /v.) ; sharp pointed — flax, bie ©vbiutube, bei Unlbe SlrtC^g {Antirrkimim daline — J..) ; — lily, bie gelbe ©eeblumi ( J^ymph38 ©efteli jitiii dlb\ttn ber !i3rcb= fdjiiitten. TOASTING, s. ba« 3^0|leit; — fork, bie 3J5flgabel; — iron, bas 3U>fteifen, ber 3ioft. TOBACCO, «. ber 2;a6af; bie 2;abn!«= yfliinje {J\ricotimia talmcum — Z,.) ; to smoke — . Xabat vrtiic^eit; — box, bie S;a[mf5bofe ; — pipe, bie 2;almf«= pfeiff; — pipe-bowl, ber ^feifcti= fopf; — pipe-clay, bie ^pfcifciierbe, bei;§i>feircilti)OU; — pipe-cleaner, ^er ^feiffitrdumer; — pipe-fish, bie 2:a= bafSpfcife (Ctit Sifd). Sijna-mtlius ncus — />.) ; — pipe-siiank, taS ^feifen= rol)r ;— pipe-tip, ciu 5)3feifenniiuib- ftiivf, bie ^fcifemVige ; ~ poucli, ber i;abafs!0eitfel; — spinner, ber Xa- bafofpinucr ; — stopper, ber ZabaU- fiovfer, ^^fcifeiiftopffi'. TOBACCONIST, s. ber 2;abafSfnt)ri= faiit, 2;abaf§fviutter; S^abafa^ditbler. TOBIAS,*. SobiaS (3)?anii«itame). TOCSIN, s. bi« (Stiiviiiglorfe. TOD, s. 1. ba3 (i)ett)id)t uoit '28 5pfunb '2 Stein aOoUe); 2. ber SiicfjS. TODDY, s. 1. ber Snff, bie (SocoSpal= me; 2. cine ?Irt '4^iinfct), au« 9i?af= fer, Snrfer, Spivitiis, (9Juin) nub a)Ju«fate. TODV, s. ber ^ptiitlfci^itabel (7Wus — VOli s. bie S^^f ; horse's — , ber a3or= ber^uf ; from top to — , Soni J?opf bis aiif bie Sii^e ; on tip — , auf ber Rc()enfvi^e; toes of a shoe, baS ®4iil))iunipf (ber 3Sorbert[;eil, bie 'ilgftiif)i-" ; bnS ®e= leit, ®eleite ; (5b«uffee'gelb ; 2. ba3 (Inngfame) ?duten, ©eldnte; (in iaugfameu (Sd)ldgen) 9lnfd)lngen ber ©lorfe beiiu ?duten ; 3. bie ^nnbelef: berect)tigung innerbalb ber ©rcnjcn eine«2anbgnteS; 4. bie 3J]n^Ime§e ; — bar, ber Sdjlagbfluiu ; — book, has 3ofI='i^iiittuug«bnd) ; — booth, bie 3ollbube, H§ ^olibaus ; ®cfaug= ni9 ; to — booth, v. a. ins ®cfdng= nijj ftfcen ; — bndcp, bie 3pHb>'ncfc ; —.corn, bie 9)Ja{)Iinefee, bnS Wlal)h loljn ; — di.sh (— hop), ba« 9}iafj, woiuit ber 3}JiilIer nbmifjt, amS ibm o(«3J?af)Uof)n jufommt, bic 9JJal)l= mefee: —free, JDlifrci; — gate, bilS 3ollt()or ; — gatherer, ber 3pIIcin= nehmer, 3)iantl)ner; — house, baS 3oII()au§; — man, bcr 3pl'finne^= mer, 3iJU"fi^ ; — money, bic 3p"gf- biibr ; — traversfe), 3o'I »0U jebeiU ©tucf 93ic(} baS iiber cin ®iuntftiicf flctricbcn luivb. To TOLL, V. \. a. 1. 3oU (2Jiant^) ge= ben (entric^ten), jollcn, Mrjollen; 2. bcrt 3oH cinne^mcn, fnmmcin ; 3. cine aJJabliitc^c ncbnten ; 4. ((ang= fam, in langercu 3>«ifrfKur(iumeh) (dnten, nnfc^lagcn; ii, n. lauten, tonen. TOLU,s. — balsam, bcr S^olubalfflm ; — tree, bcr 2;o[ubnUin ( Toluijera balsavtum — /,.). TOM, s. abbr. fi. Thomas, 2;f)Pnta« (SlJann^nanic) ; — boy, bnS nuSgc= taffcue arjdbfbcn, bie tuiibc ^u"in= niel, bcr SBilbfang ; — cat, bcr Jta= ter ; — thumb, bcr 3>^crg, 2)rei= Jtdfe=Sod), 2)duinlin(i; — tit, bie 2«eife. TOMAHAWK. .9. bie @treitart bcr norbamcritanifcben 3"bianer. To TOMAHA'svic, v. a. utit bcr (2trett= arttijbten. TOMATO, s. ber Siebe«apfcl (Lyco- persicum — L). TOMB. s. 1. bnS ®vab ; 2. ®rabmn(, ®rabgenji,Ubc; — stone, bcr ®rab= ficin, baS ®rabmal. To TOMB, V. a. iwi ®xal Icgcu, jur ©ibebeftaftcn, begrabeu. TOMBAC, .s. bcr 2;ci'ntbacf. TOMBi-Ess, ndj. fciu ©rabmal |a= bcHb, ofjne ®rab, nnbcgraben. TOMBOY, .?. vid. unter Tom. TOME,s. bcr 33anb ; bn« SSud). tomfjjtous, adj. wollig, Pocfig. TO-MORROW, adv. ntorgcit. TOMPION, s. vid. Tampion. TOMTIT, vid. Hitter Tom. • TON, s. 1. bie Stonne, see Tun : 2. (franj.) bie 2)Jcbc, bcr gute Xm ober ®cfd)maJ. TONE, s. 1. ber 3:on, Saut, (Sc^alt, ithing; 2. bie Stimme, bcr^Icccnt; 3. gcjtcrte, Icieritbc, iiH'incrlidic, ftn= geiibe S;ou ; 4. bie ©lafiicitdt, edjncllfraft, Scbevfraft, @panu= fraft; 5. J\icd. T. bcr Suflanb ber ©cfuub^fit, baS ©cfunbfcijn. To TONE, v.a. I. gcjicrf auSfprc^Scn 2. vid. To TuNK. TONELESS, adj. fonlos ; uumuftfa- lifrf). TONGS, s. pi. (and) a pair of — ) bi« 3ange; gcnevjangc. TONGUE, «. 1. bte 3unge ; 'l.ftr. 'ci5iiiigig, bop;>eI}iingig, fiilfc^; ill—, fc^mdtjfiiditig. TONGUELE.SS, adj. O^llC 3unge; fpratt)Io8, flnmm. TONIC, L adj. \. tonifd), fpiinuenb; MrA.T. fldifenb; nenienfldrfcub ; 2. JJiMie betreffenb; — power, bie (gpauufiMft ; — spasm, bcr iStnrr= fvampf; H. .s-. Mas. T-s. 1. bieXoiiifa, bcr ®ruubton ; 2. e in geiuiffcr Spnns nung«grab; bcr bab'nrcb bcvoorge^ trac^tc Son ; 3. Med. t. ba§tonifci[)e, ftdrfeubc 3Jattel. TO-NIGHT, adv. ^CUtc ?lbenb. TONNAGE, s. vid. Tlnnage. TONQUIN-BEAN, s. bie 3;rnfabof)ne (UOn Dipteryx odornta — ' Willd.). TONSILE, adj. jii fd)crcn, um§ gefd)0= ten ober befa)nittcn ivcrbcn fann, ober foil. TONSILS, s. pi.Ji. T. bie iPJanbcIn (im ^alfe. TONSURE, s. \. bie 3:Dnrur, .^aar- fdiur, i§aiiptfd;ur, ^^lafteber ®eifl= lichen; 2. baS Sioufnvircn; ^'l'it'e ; — wort, bie ©(^UV)>eiUVUrj(, 3'>I)ltn.nirj (Lathrma squamaria — /J ; citU 5lvt CfaflroUVJ (Ophrys coraJlorrhiza — X.) ; tie B'T^ll^ lUUrj (Dentaria — L.) ; bill 3''^)"= IfaUt {Piiimbago — />.). To TOOTH, V. a. i!xl)\im, jaf)iielii, mit SiH^neii Dci'fe[)cii. rOOTHED, n«. flCjafeut. TOOTH LESsfa;//. jaljIlloS. I'OOTllY^ arlj. vid. Toothed. rop, s.i. bie Spt^e, .^of)e, i>aS Dt'cvfle Siibc, Dberc; 2. bcc (ioc^fte ®rab, ^ijctfie 3Jaii(j ; bev ©ipfcl, aSipfcI ; 3. bic givfte, bcr goift, ©tcOcl ; 4. bic Jloppc, Jluvpe ; 5. bie Dberfla^ cfee; 6. bci- Sc^ovf, Scftcitcl; bcr .Kopf ; 7. jlrcifcl ; 8. M T-s. 2)JarS, aJJafitorb ; bk ©tctiijc; 9. b. T-s. bcr ©taubbcutel; ~ of the pistil, bie ?larbe (bcS SpiftilS) ; — and butt, JV. r. etue in (Siijjlaiib (jebrmic^lic^e 9lrt bie Splaulcn ev= iirfrtdjt; — heavy, oben fd^mcvcr aU Miitcn; fig. fopffdjiuer, betrnufcn; — knot, bie @d)leife onf bent Jfopfe; baS ; — rope of the jib-boom, bcr 9lu8l)i>(er bcS JtlityerbaumeS; — rope-pendant, bcr ©c^infcl bc§ Stcn= flenmtnbrecpo ; — sail, JV. T. baS iUlar^fegcl (auf tleineu gc^iffcn), 450 SJopfegfl; A'. T-s. — sail halyard tubs, bic i^aljen ber 2JJargfaUcu; — sail- sheet-bits, flctnc Siitiiigen ; fore — sail, bag 93oriliarSfcgcl ; mizen — sail, bag J?rcnjfegc{;'— sawyer, ?!«/. — man ; — shaped, II. T. friiufcU fiirmig; — soiling, bie SI3c5cid)nnng einer Vt'oifctiUcn J?anaUinic burd) pbcrfla(^lid)cg gingrabcu bcrfclbcn, ba§ S^ractvcn ; — stone, J3rcii. T. bev Sd)lu9itciu, ©tpfclilcin ; .v. T-s. — tackle, bie ©ten am Stcngciiroinb; rcep ; — timber, bie obcrften obcr ucr= febrtcu 9lnflanger. Tu TOP, V. J. a. 1. bie Spi^cn bcfitncis ben, fovpcii ; 2. obcn bcbccfcn, bc= fvansen, friiuen ; 3. iibcvtrcffcu ; 4. (bf)^crrfd)eu. bie Dbcrbanb b'lbcn; JL 11. (in ber .<)ol}c) flcigcn, ftc|) eiupor Ibeben. TOPA.V, s. bcr OlaSljOrni'OgcI {Duceros rhinoceros — L,.), TOPARCEi, .■?. bcr S'ojjavd), £)rts^err, SSornebmfte eineS Drte«. TOPAKCUY, 5. fcie .^cvrft^aft einer ©cgenb, baS Drt«t)crrent()um, bie ^bf^jle StcUe in cincnt tleincn S3e= itvte. TOPAZ, s. ber IC'paS ; //. T. bie ®oIb= farbe ; — rock, bcr2;cpa«fcl8. TOPAZOLiTE, s.ber .lopitsolitf), gdbc ©rauat. To TOPE, w. a. fanfcn, iscc^cn, bcdKvn. TOPE, s. bie 2}icerfan (Sgualus galeus — IJ. ' ■ TOPER, s. ber (Saufcr, SJrnnfcnbolb. TOPET, s. bie ^aubcnnieife [Parus cristata — />.). TOPII, s. vid. ToPHlN. TOPHACEOUS, adj. »on 2:of|lcin ; tof= fleinartig. TOPllET.s. XolJ^et, bet 5lbgvuiib, bit ^bUe. TOPHlN, Tophus, bcr 5;pf, ^offlcin, 2;iiff, Suffileirt. TOPIARY, adj. bcfc^nitfcu (wie eine ^ede) ; — work, baS 5.^cfd)ncibcn ber .^ccfcn, baS gcfc^nittenc «f)ecftn= werf. TOPICAT, fl'opic) ^ado. — ally), I. adj. 1. topifd); 2. jniu >$auptcapifc( ge= ^brig; 3. }u®cnieinplafecngc()bvtg; 4. brtlic^ ; — remedies, ;)/. Med. T. fii'.geriic^e a)Jtttel ; i(. topic, s. 1. ba§ allgcmeine Saci), bic S^ubrif, baS Sbeiv.a, bcr ^\\\xU, ©cgenfianb, baS (.ganpt=)6apitcl, bie yiufgabe; 2. bcr ©cmcinplafe ; 3. bie Ucberre= bungSfnnii ; 4. Med. T. ba5 an§cr= lic^e, bvtlic^e 2)JiUef ; 5. bie ^cf;re bDu ben siknjetSftellcn. TOPOGRAPHER, s. bcr Sioppgvavb, Drt«bcfd;vciber, 93erfaffer cincr'Drt8= bcfcf)vcibuug. TOPOGRAPH IC.VL (— ic) (mZ«. — ally), adj. topograpbifc^, ortbcfdtvcibcnb. To'poGRAPHV, s. bie S^opogvapijic, DrtSbefdjrctbnug. Ti TOPPLE, V. n. (— down), UonuartS fallen, (l)iu)|liirjcn, • niebcrfiiirjen, col. (nicber) Inirjcln, bcfonberS uon liiinbern. TOPSY-TURVV, adv. baS Untcrfie |u obevfi; illlciS nntcr cinanber, «ev= febrt ; to turn — . baS Dbcrltc ju un= tcvft tet)rcn ; cinen sUnvjcIbaniu ma= ■rl)cn ; — snail, bic S^ppffdjuccfe, 'Hwh fd)nC(f C (HelU perversa). TOQUET, s. cine 'ilxt wcibtid)en Jfopf- pnijciS. TORCH, .9. bie Sacfet, Jlcrje ; — bearer, bcr S^tifeltragcr ; — light, baS gacfcUidjt ; — thistle, bic gacfelbiftel {Cactus ccrcus — L) ; — weed ( — won), ba* aBoUfraut, ^acfelfvaut, bic J?i5nigsEcrje {Vcrbascum thapsus — 7J. TORE 1. Arch. T. bet $fnbl (am (Sau\.;.fufie), 3icif; 2. ba« biirrt @ra«, baS nac^ bcm SJlaben im Sn'ibliiig unb SStnter ficljen bleibt. TOIIEUMATOGRAPHY, ... bic 93e> fd)vcibung anttfcr, plaflifc^er Jlunp» tverfe. To TORMENT, v. a. pciuigen, qualeu, niavtevn, jcrrcn, foltevn. TORMENT, s. bic 5]3ciu, Oual, aJJars tcr, goiter. TORMENTiL, s. bie j:ovn:en(itI, 9?otI)» irurj, 33IutantV5 [PoteutUla turmenlUla — /,.) ; — cinque-foil, bcr Steins fiillffiligcvfraut {Pote/UiUu nrgentea — L.). TORMENTOR, s. 1. bcr '4>eintgcr, Dnaler, .^^nfcr ; 2. bic ^fevbc{)acfe, ber .^'i^'n^flng- Jtavtoffclpflng. TORNADO, s. bcr iinbcjliinbige (unrt» fliegcnbc) Stnrmminb (anf bcrSce). TOROUS, adj. D. T. gefd)ivoreit, fno* tig. TORPEDO, s. ber jtvantpfftfd), 3:anb= fifd) [Rata torpedo — L,). TORPENT, r. fl'/?'. vid. Torpid ; a — memory, cin fc^icc^tcg @cbad)tni^ ; H. s. Med. T. baS nicbcrfd)lagenb« a«ittel. TORPID, adj. 1. bctaiibt, taiib, erftarrt, fiarr; regnngSioS ; 2. cingcfdjlafcn, fd)(dfrig, trdge. TORPESCENck s. bic Uncinpfiublid)= feit II. f. m., vid. Torpor. TORPESCENT, adj. evftarrcub. TORPIDITY, ") s. 1. bic erflarrung, TORPIDNESS, I iStavrfu(^t; 2. lhl = TORPITUDE. I tbdtigfcit, 2;rdgf)etr, TORPOR. J (5d)lafrigfcit; 3. ®cifte«)1nmj>fbcit. TORPORIFIC, ndj. (Srftarrnitg Pbei Unenipfinblic^fcit I)ert)orbriiigcu6. TORREFACTION. .•;. baS SiJrrcii, 2:rocf- nen ; ch. r. SJbpcn. To TORREFY, v. a. bbrrcn, am t5cnct trocfncn ; Ch. t. rbftcn. TORRENT. .«. bcr veitlenbc Strom ; 9{e= gcnbad), ©ie^bad). TORRENT, adj. jlrbmcnb, rcifjcnb. TORRID, adj. 1. borrciib ; 2. brcimcnb, {)cijj, gtbbrrt; — regions, bic bcifjcii ©cgenben ; — zone, bcr fjcife (5rb= flric|>. TORSE, s. H. T. bie SBuIfl (gcnjnub?iu Sd)nnr, U3inbe). TORSEE, s. etiimS ©cmunbcneS. TORSION, s. bic aBinbung, Jtvihn= mnng, baS Srebcn. TORSO, s. bcr S:ovfo, 31»mpf (ciiies iicrfliinimclten 93ilbfdu(c). TORSTEN, .^. eiit bliiufd;ivarje3 ei= fenerj. TORTEAU, s. pi. H. T. ber rotbc 33alf. TORTIEE, ToRTiL, adj. gcbvctjt, QC: wunbcit. TORTIOUS, adj. liclcibigcnb, fr,iii!cnb, bccintrddjtigenb, itnred)t, unbillig, nac^tbeilig, fii);iblicb. TORTIVE, ad], wic Tortile. TORTOISE, .•!. 1. bie Sctiilbfrbtc ; 2. MU. Ph. bag ©turmbacl), Scfjilbbac^ ; — hoofs, Sditlbpattflancn; —shell, Sctilbfrbtcnfc^ale, ©djilbpntt ; — shells, Sd)ilbfrbtenficiitc, 6()clont= ten. TORTUOSITY, \ s. bic .ffriiminuiig, TORTUOUSNESS, \ SSinbung ; bag ©caninbeue. • TORTUOUS, adj. flcc^tcnb, friimmciib. iviiibcitb, ringeCnb. TORTURE,.?. 1. bic ?OJnfcv, pcinlir^t 5rage, goiter; 2. i^cin, Dual. To TORTURE, v. a.. 1. ninrtcm, peiu' lid) befi-agen, foltcin; 2. in SiHtn>> nung erbatten, fpauncn 3 pciniiicii, audieu. TOUC TOWA TRAC loirrUREU, i'. bcr goltcn-v, Spciiiiijcr, ^eitfcv. TOUTURINGLY, adt: qualciib, nnr= tcntt'. TORULOSE, «///. B. T. b\oti(\. TORUS, s. Arcli. T. fccr ^5fubf. TORVlTV, .«. t-a^ fauvc @cftcl;(-, bfr grtmmige ^Bltrf. TORVOiJs, mij. fiuicr, ntiirrifcf), cnifl, 'jcrbi-i'iplic^, (^vtmmig. TORY, s. fcer Sori). TORViSM, .•!. bte ©nuibfa^e (Volittfc^c 9)Jeinuii(j) ciiicS 5:ori;. To TOSS, 1-. I. n. IVCrfcit ; fitll llttb ^fV lucrfi'ii, fitlfiibcnt, flDgeit, >)vel(eii ; fjcftij]! bom-ijfii, iiimiitjreit, fd;uttcht, erfc^iittent ; fig._ beuuni^igcit ; to — a business, ^n-. fine feiic^e ii&ci'lcijcrt; to — in a blanket. prcUeil ; to — up. SHijnjeii tii bte .*5i.i()e luevfcit (uitb er= ratfieit iBcld)? "ecite lu-int gaUcit obnt licgeii wirb) : loofcii ; to — up a dish, vvig. cine Bvtcaffee maiden ; tossed from post to pillar, fig. fcptl f?i= ceiii sum "Jliiberit flcflotjeit; ii. n. ftt^ ^eftig benjegcn. TOSS, s. 1. bcr 3Siivf, Sfbmtf!, Sfofi; 2. (— of the head), baS aBcrfcit bc3 JtovfcS; — pot, vu'g. bev ©aufcv, 2;ntnteubolb. TOSSEL, s. vid. Tasskl. TOSSER, s. bet aBcvfeube, aSccfer. TOTAL («(/«.— ly), aiij. (jaiulict),ganj, t>5lli(? ; — amount, bic !tDtalfum= me, bev ©efammfbctvag, ba* ®c= famiudiuailtuin ; — number, bte (5f= fcctiy^nbt; a — refusal, Ctll fi.irmlt= djcr S;uvatibot=Jtorb. TOTALITY, )s. baS ©nitjf, bie TOTALNESS, ) (jiinje (obcv totals) .) . To TOUCH, V. a. .<;- n. I. fitfclcit, 011= fiif)Icii, ttiii^rcifctt, aitriiljveti, berii[)= ten ; 2. cvretcbcit ; 3. fig. viibreii, bewegcn; 4. (in bee 93tbct) betriU belt ; 5. angcbeit, bctvcffcii ; ftc^ be= jtcl)ctt; 6. jte^cn, bcjiebcii, einiicb= men (@elb); 7. ^u-obtrcit, jjviifett ; 8. Iftt^t scidjncit, eitfiucvfett ; 9. ma- Un; bie Siirbe auftvajicn; 10. ta= ke(tt; 11. fliiftccfeii (10. ii.); 12. ctii= bniti]en, etngrctfen; 13. onj^pgcit, ttabe liegeit ; to — an air, cine ^Jli= lobit fin(3eb€n, fvtclen, auffptden ; to — a musical instrument, fluf eincm 3iifirumcnte fpielen to — the glasses, anftojjcii (anf 3cm»tn= beS ©cfunbfKit) ; he touches 500/. a year, cr llillimt {abv(tc^ 500 5pfunb «iu; (a little) touched, (fill wenig) vtecbcnb, angegangcu ; fig. beroegt, geriillVt; JV. PAs. — the wind! ^illt b{rt)t beiiu ilBtiibe ! the sails — , bic ©cget fangeit an jit tilleit ; — pitch and you will be defiled, prov. WtV ^erf) angretft bcfubelt ftcb ; to — at. vut)= reii an..; befuci)eu ; anfommeit ; to — at a port, JV. Ph. CtUCU (?lot^-) ^afeu nnfcgcln ; to — one's hat, bte mtlitiivifcbeh .Ooimciirs macbeu; to — the quick, aufS 9lcu9erfte nibvcn ; to — up (off), au^bcffcrn, bevbcffcrn, anr^oltren ; eine 'Bad)t n)o[)l v>er= Vic^ten ; to — u|)on a thin<.', (twai (ctuc <5arf)e) bcviifeveit, aiif etiiui6 fomincit ; to — upon a string, cinc Saitc aufrf)[(igcn; to be touched with ... bctuegt, geviif}rt; crgriftcn foiju »ou . . . TOUCH. .9.1. bte Scfiibning ; 2. baS ®efii^(; 3. bie ©mpRnbung, gjii[)= rung; 4. bcr ^Ijiufclftric^, Sgrnbe; flric^; giirbenauftrcig.; 5. Strid), lie S)3riifung, -$Pvobc; 6, ober= flaci)lid)e -^^grig, bci- 3]frf«cb ; 7. ^itg, @f)trt)t«j(ng, bie iSlknt ; 8. ber ymftricf), ainflag, $an(^, bie 5lvt, 5lnbentung, ber syeifdjmacf ; 9. 33oi-= wurf, ©tidb, bte Stic^iciei; 10. Mus. T. (bic 9lft, tin'e bie Singer bic 2;a= flcit bei;;ibren unb wk fte ftt^ nieber= briicfeu laffcn), bcr 5Infd)(ag; If. ©treic^,'-, wi^ige (Stnfall, ^icb, (Scbtiig; to keep — with one, cinciu SSoxt baftCIl; to abide (stand) the — (test, 'trial), 5probf, Stvtd), (Stic^) fjiiltcu ; a — of, cin 2Bcnig yon . . ; — bath. ba« Stiiubbab, 2:oitd)ebab ; — Iiolo. bnJ 3i"li''c^ ; — ine-not. baS S^jriugfraut, irilbe SalfaiiiEraitt (Impntiens noli me tangcre — X.) ', blC (5'fcISgurfe, Springguvfe (Momm-dica. dntcrium — • />.) ; — needle, bic ^rO= btrnabcl ; — pan, bie 3'iii^Pf'''it'ie ; — stone, bcr . .«. baS ©tirnbaar, (Sd)ovf= TOUPET, S ^Mx, bie iStirntraiife (ba° Tmipet). TOUR, s. bte 3Jetfe, 3^nnbe, ber ©ang, 9[iiSfIiig; — of duty, j\iu. Ph. bcr Sicnfl'; — of hair, bcr .^aaranffafe. TOURIST, s. bcr SJJeifenbc. TOURMALIN,*, bcr Xuviualin, i^ii"b 9lari)t ; to grow — man, manubar n.'er= ben ; — nine years older, faft ncun 3abre after. TOWEL, s. ba8 ^anbtud), bte (.§anb=) Quelle. TOWELING, s. ber ^nnbtuc^brcll. TOWER, s. JV. T. ber '^k))ex, S8ugft=' rer, 5;rctler. TOWER, s. 1. ber Xfjmm ; Slower (in Sonbon) ; bag Jlailcll, bie S3nrg, ^c= ftnng ; 2. fig. baS bo^c Jtopfjcu'g ; 3. bcr bo[)e glug, ba3 .§orf)flicgcn, bie (Srbcbnng ; Forts, movable towers, fabrbare 33crtbeibtgung§tbiirme bee Slltcn; —bastion, bcr aBoIlwerfgs tburm; — juusiard, bcr Sbiivmfcuf, aSalbfobf {Turritis— L.). To TOWER, V. V. t)od) fliegcn, ftc^ auf= fd)\utngcn, ftc^ evbcbcn, ibiirntcn, flcigen • boc^ jieben, (cinpor) prnngen. TO\VERED, TowERV, adj. mit Xi)ilX= men, getbiirnif, bctbiirntt. TOWERING, a^ij. bod), Cibabcn. TOWING. .J. JV. T. ba« 3tebcn, 5?«gt> rcn, [a^-- abjutcint; — clerk, ber StabUdjrci- bcr ; ber 5luffc^cr be« lonboncretabt- arct)iys ; — council, bcr ®ciiictnbc= vatb; —crier, bcr (i^ffenllit^e) 2In»= rufer ; — haii, — house, bag S(abt= bang, SJalbbniiS ; — house, bag u6aii« in bcrgtabt; —life, bag 6tabt(c= ben ; — lot, bie ^^anftelle (befouberg in cincr neii ausulegcnbciiStabt) ; — made; in ber Stabt gefertigt; — ma jor, bcr ^(a^major ; — 's man, bet (gtabtcr, 33iirger ; aJ^itbiirger ; ^anbg= mann ; — officers, (Stabtbcamte ; — post, bie Stnbtpoft; — ship, bcr" Stabtbi-'sirf, bag aBcicfjbilb ; — talk, bag 'Stabtgcrcbc, Stabtgefdjuuift; — waits, pi. bte Stabtniuftfantcn, ©fabts Vfcifer ; — wall, bie ©tabtntancr ; a — wit. cin galanteg @cnic, cin ii;obi= fc^cr aai^ling. TOWNlSH, adj. ftabtifcfc. TOWNLESS, adj. bcr Stabtc beranbt ftabtdog. To TOWZE, To TowzLE, v. a. jaufcn Scrrcn, jicbcit, fc^tcppcn. TcjwzER, TowsER, .?. bcr SBuIIenbci= ^er. TOXICAL, adj. giftig (IV. ii.). TOXICOLOGY, .t. bie Sebve von bea ©iftcn, 2;ovicologie. TOY. s. 1. bie S:anbclct, bag iSpkU jeug ; 2. bie Jllcinigfctt ; ^appalic ; bcr Sanb, bie 2;borbcit ; 3. bag ftnbt= fd)c aJJabi"fl)f" ; 4. bicSnune,@rillc; bcr launcnbafteeinfaU, bie Sc^»ar= mcrci ; 5. Sicbc(ct ; toy-man, bcr 2))icl5eug{)anbkr ; — shop, ber itl' jcnglaben; bie (spielbnublnng ; — wort, bag S:afd)cIEraut [TlUaspi bursa pasloris — /v.). 7'o TOY, 0. n. tanbcin, Itcbcln, fpiclen. TOYER. s. bcr j:anbler. TOYFUL, adj. fcoll .ftJinberctcn. TOYISH, a.dj. liinbelnb, tiinbelfjaft ; — nei!?, s. bie STanbetct. To TOZE, V. a. vid. To TOWZE. .JJTlACE, s. 1. bie Spur, 2.i?arfc, baj 451 TRAD TRAG TRAJ SWctfmal, bev Wntflapfc ; 2. berSug ; 3. ba« 3«t^' ©efdbirr ; traces, pi. tic ©trangc (einc § aBageii?, u. f. tu.) ; trace-rings, pi. bte (Stcani^viitge ; traces-ladies, iai gcmunbeiie jtiiabtn= IraUt (Ophrys spiralis — Z,.). To TRACE, V. a. tS,- n. 1. bcr S^UV foI= flcii, itnd)foIflcii, nac^ge^ett, na^jte= ^cii, nac^fpuceit, gciiau folgeii; 2. jctcf)iifn; to — out, folgen, iiac^foU gci: ; nii§forfc|cit, auSfpiivcn. TRACEABLE, adj. nacfejiifpiiven. TRACER, s. bcv Slu^fpiivef. TRACERY, s.Jlrch. T. ber ^{ixtdi^ «on (Stettieit, (5d)iiorffI, bie (S;ct)fnfel=) a3evjten;ngcn nil gDtt;if(t)cu gcuftent, u. f. »u. TRACHEA, s. A. T. bic Sllftfij^ve. TRACHEAL, adj. bic-SuftVii^VC bctl-cf= feitti. TRACHEOCELE, s. Med. T. bcV ,Krppf. TRACHEOTOMY, s. vid. Bronchotomy. TRACHYTE, s. bcr 2:vact)i;f, 2:vap}>= ^orp()i)r, 2)omit. TRACHYTic, a^//. tvaci)l)ttf4 trac^9t= ni-tig. TRACING, .9. l.baS9flad;foIgen, ?Jac^= fpiivf II ; 2. bcv $fab, Bug, ©tn* ; 3. bic ®pur; — line, JV. 7'. ciit 3luf= bolcv, tcr blof iibcr fiiien SRIocf fabvt; (black) — paper, (fcfcroarjCS) ^4?apici- jiim 2)iir(^5ctc^ncit. TRACK, s. 1. bie ©Duv, bnS ®[etS ; 2. bie Sa(;n, bcv -^Pfab ; 3. Sp. T. bic Srtl)rtc (cinc« @bcv§, u. f. ti).) ; — of a ship, ^ie (2ct)iff8fpiir, ©egclfpuv, ©egdbabn, ©puv cincS fcgeliibfii ©c^iffca; —road, bcv Scitipfab, Sicu= Vfab, SrciU (obcv S;vctbcI*=)aBcg, Sircpplcvtueg (Ii'iiigS ben Ufcrii son ?^liilTcu obcv Jlaiialeit) ; —scout, bic S:vccffrf)iitc, b*i§ 3icf)fft)iff- To TRACK, ?'. a. bcV ©PllV folgcit, iiacfcgcbfii; auSfpiiveit; verfolgeit (J. ''ii. S)icbe, u. f. to.) ; to — a boat up a river or a canal, JV. T. t\xi SBoOt flrpiiiniifmiirts 5ie()cii, trcileii, (an bcv Elbe) vulg. bomatfc^CVll ; you (may) — him evury where, allcut^illbcn firi= bet man [cine <2piiv. TRACKLESS, ailj. fpurli>«, ^fabloS, nn= betvctcn. TRACT, s. I. bic auggcbebntc SI>i«^c, bie Stvcffc, bcr ©tricb, Sug, bis 3ici= f)c (— of land, bcr Sanbftvi4)J ; 2. ber 3:raciat, bie Slb^niibluiig. TRACTABILITY, s. biC Scilffamfcit. TRACTABLE (oil,,.— ly), adj. 1. jn bc= I)anbeln, ju jic^eit, ju banbViben, nac^gicbig ; gelebrig, willfabrig, lcuf= fam, fotgfam; 2. banbgreiflidj) ; — ness, s. bie ?fnEfanifcit, ^olgfainfcit, ©cicbvigfcit, aBillfabrigtcit.' TRACTATiON, s. bcv Xvactat, bie 3lb= f)nuijhing. rRAOTATRrx, s. o T. bie Jlettenlinie, 3«gli"ic, 5:v>K(vir. TRACTILE, adj. bcbubav, flvccfbav. TRACITLITY, s. bic S)e()nbnrfcit. TRACTION, 5. 1. ber 3ug ; ba§ 3ieficn, ®ebncn; 2. bie 9lu^iel)inig. TRACTOR, .9. bns 3icbcnbc. TRADE, s. 1. ber ^anbcJ, iBctvieb, aSerfebr, ba« ©efcfeaft; Ocnjcrbc; .^anbnjev!; 2. 2BerfjCMg ; the fbook- seiiing)— , bev?.?nrfif)aiibc(; bic58ufb= ^nbtcr (nl« S'orporation) ; board of — , iai •panbciscollcgiuin, bie ^an= bcl6bcpitration ; ba« ^aiibel8gcrid)t ; — of barter, bcv 2;aufci)^nnbel ; — (or tr,adin!;-)card (of a travelling-clerk), btc empfcbhiugsfavfc (cincS .§anbcl8= rctfeitbctl) ; — dues, cl. tr.ide, M. E. btr .§anbeI«conipngiiicjolI ; — wind. ^ T. bev 5Paffntoinb (swifcbcn ben Senbofrcifeu)., lb TRADE, V. n. 1, fflllfen unb vfrfau= 453 fen, .ganbel treibcn, ^anbcln, »ertatt= bcin; 2. fcilf(i)en, banbein (— for, urn); 3. 5J3affiittt5inb I;abcn (ro. ii.); to — in bills of exchanse, M. E. \)iv. unb bcr trafftrcn, 23c^fclvcitcvct treibcn, tirailltren. TRADEFUL,a(//. gcf4)aftig, gcfficrbfam. TRADER, s. ber ^anbel«maiin, Jtauf= ninnii, geiibte Jtaufmann, erfaf)rue 9)Jann ; a regular-. Sea lanrr. cin bc= fiaiibig bicfelbe S^eife macJ)cnbcr Scbifrcv; (tic9glcid)cn cin folcbcS Sct)ift), bcr J^auffabrcr, baS gra^t= fdjiff, ,$lauffal)vtctfc^ijf. TRADES, (in compos.) s. — people, .§an= bclslcutc; LSantwcrtSlcutc; — man, bcr ,§anbelgmaiin, .^iiubler, Jlra= mer ; ^anbtuerfcr ; — union, ber •ijanbtiicrfcryercin ; — woman, bic jtriimcrinn, ^aubcl^finu. TRADUVG, adj. binbcUrcibcnb, ^an= bclnb ; the — class, ber^nnbeUftnnb ; a — nation, cinc .^anbet treibcnbe Stvltion; — company, bie Jpanbcl8= compngnic,.ganbelSgcfeUfcbaft ; pro- prietors in a — company. .^anbelScon: fortcn. .^anbclsgcnoffen ; — house, iaS >pan^<:lshaui, bie ,ganblnng ; has JtnufbanS, !iJagerl)an«, bie S23aavcn= nicberlage ; — interest, bcr 43&an= bclgbdfen ; — town or place, bic ^an= bel«flabt, bcr .§anbelspla^ StapeU plafe ; — vessel, ba« ,$tauffabrtci- fchiff; — woman, bie ^anbeUfrau, jitrantertnn. TRADITION, s. 1. bie iitiinblici)e Ucbcr= Itcfcrung ; 2. ©age; 3. alte ©ittc. TRADITIONAL, adj. 1. ntihibliri) libera licfevt, hnvdi miinblidje Ucberliefe= rung forfgepflanjt, fagent)aft ; 2. aiif ©agen gcgriinbct; 3. sou 2lltev§ I)er getvo^ui, altbertijmmlic^. TRADITIONALLY, adv. burc^ miillb- lici)c Uebcrliefcrung, einer (Sage ju f?olge. TRADITIONARY, I. adj. toic Tradition- al ; II. s.'ber 2;almubifl. traditioner, ) s. ber Slnbanger obcr traditionist, S sgettneibigev bcr miiublicbcn Ueberlicfernngcii ober ©agen, ©agcufrcunb. TRADITIVE, adj. jjid. TRADiTiONAt,. traditor, s. bcr 6f)rifienycrratl)er, Stbcloevviit^v. To TRADUCE, v. a. bUVCijtC^Cn, I)C- ^cln, ycrlenmben, Dcvfc^rcicn, nac^= tbcilig barfiellcn ; traduced by . ., »er= leumbet, n. f. w. »on . . . TRADUCEMENT, 5. bcr Sabcl, 33or: tt)urf (ro. ii.). TRADUCENT, adj. ucrlfumbcrifc^. TRADUCER, s. bcr SScrfc^rcier, a3er=^ [cumber. TRADUCiBLE, adj. »a§ ficb fovtvPau^ jen, vcvbvcitcu Ici^t (id. ii.). TRADUCTION, s. 1. bie Sortpflan^ juug, (miinblicfje) llcbcrlicfevnng (ro.' ii.) ; 2. ba« Ucberfcgcn, Ucber= fci)iffen; 3. ber Uebcrgang. TRADUCTiVE, adj. abjuleitcn, ablcit= bar. TRAFFIC, s. 1. ber .ganbel, aSerfe^r; 2. bie aSaarc, bag ,§anbclSgut. To TRAFFIC, v. I n. 1. .§anbcl frci= bcu, banbein; 2. fd)aci;evn, niarftcn (— in, mit) ; II. a. iiu .^aubcl nm= fcfecu. TRAFFICKER, s. bcr jtaufutann, ^an= belSmanu; traflickers, pi. jSauffeute, 2;rafifautcn,,§aiit'clslcnte,®cfrf);ifts= leutc. TRAGACANTH, s. ber 3;ra9ant, bie 2:ragantfia«be, ber SQodgborn (jjii;-.-;- ffolus verus •— /,.) ; — gum, If I' XtCL, gantgummi. TRAGEDIAN, s. 1. bcr SvauccfpieU bid)tev ; 2. 2;vagi£cr, tragifrfjc ©*cu» fpicler. TRAGEDY, s. 1. ba§ StraucrfpicI, bie Svagobic; 2. tragifc^c S^cgebeuiKtt. bcr erf4)iitterube llnglii^gfaK. TRAGIC (Tragical), («ic 2;vagitomobie, bag ttjcincrlirfie Sufifpicl, ©c^aufpiel, 3)Jifd)fpieI, Srama. TRAGI-COMICAL (— ic) (n'/r.— ally), adj. tragi=fomifc{), u>ciuerlir^ (trau^ rig=)luflig. To TRAIL, v.a. s;-v. 1. fpiivcn, bet ©puv narbjagen ; 2. jic()cn, f(^Icp= Veil, nac^fc^ieppcn, fcbleifen; J\iu. Ph-s. to — arms, bag ©ciucbv iu SBa^ laucc (in bcr re^ten §anb) tragen: — arms! ©ewclK in bic balance 1 Dbcr iu bie vcc^te i§aub"3 ©civcbr! TRAIL, .9. 1. bic j^abrie, (26ilb=)©Piir 2. ber ©d)rocif, ©c^wanj, bic®cblepr pc ; 3. bag (Singemcibc bcr ©cijncs Vfeu; — hoard. J\r. T. bcr ,5?amiu, pbcr bag ©cbuifewcrt junfc^en ben ©citeufuicn beg ©alliong ; Gun. 7-s. — of a carriage, bcr Saffcttcufcbwailj ; — plate, bag ^cbiuaujricgclblcd) ; — transom, bcr ©d)wanjvicgcl. TRAILING, adj. B. T. gcftrccft, auf bcr (^rbc liegenb ; — arbutus, bcr @ruub= firaud) (Epiffen. repens — L.) . To TRAIN, v.a. 1. jicbcu ; 2. fd)IeV= )jcu, nad)fd)(cwen; 3..^^. locfcu; 4. — (up), evjicbeu, aufjtcbcu, abvic^^ ten, bilbcn, iibeu; to — trees, 53aumc ju ©palicvcn jicljcii, obcv ibueu bnvc^ ^efc^ucibcu ctne gcmiffe Sovm gcs ben ; to — to .,, abric^tcii, u. f. xo. JU . . . TRAIN, s. \. ber 3"g» btc 3fif ibe, SoU ge ;_ 2. bag ©cfolge, bie aScgtcituug, ©uitc; 3. bcv ©c^anius, ©djiycif, bit ©c^lcpvc; 4. bie 3jlbl ©djlagc, bie cine llbr (iu cincr etnube, u. f. u\) mad)t; 5. j»/m. r. bic Biinbliuie (bci SDJiuen), 3iinbrijbrc, bag Seitfcucr; 6. Jig. bic iJictlobc, aSeifc ; in — , Js im SBcrfc ; — of artillery, bcr 2lrtille-- ricjug, 2lrtiflerie))avf, Slttillcvictrain; — of wagons (on railways), bcr SBagenjug, ©c^lcVVjug (oiif ©ifcn' bal}iicu) ; — bands, pi. bie Saubiiiilis, bcv^anbt^urm, bic a3iirgcrmili5,33iir» gerfolbatcu; — bearer, bcv ©d;Icpp.' tviigcv ; — carriages, pi. 3ngft'agcu, (bie einem Sampfamgcn angebawg- tcu aSagen); — oii, bcv (yifd)=) 2;bvan; — road,, ciuc ficiue Icid).' cpuflvuirte S'ifcnbabn iu i^crgwer; fen ; — scents, Sp. T. tin tobter .^a^ fe, u. f. »., bcr auf bcm l^oben forts gcfdjtcppt wivb, urn bie .fiunbc ab-- juvidltcn ; — tackle, JV. T. bic (Sinl}Os Ictaljc. TRAINABLE, adj. JU (cr}jic|cn, crjp-- gen, bilbfam. TRAINER, s. ber (Srjte^cr; 2)villmei' jtcr, (§rcrciermei|lcr. TRAIT, s. (franj.) 1. ber 3«9. ®trit^ 2. Unirig, bie g^ontonr; a — of cha- racter, ein (5l)ara£tcr5ug. TRAITOR, s. bcr aScrvdtljev, 2:reuIofc ; ©diurfe. TRAITOROUS (adn. — ly), arf/._»Crra= tberif^, treuiog ; — ness, s bie i'cv- rat^crci, Slrculollgfcit. TRAITRESS,^. bica3crratl)erirtu, Sveu. lofc. To TRA.iECT. v. n. bur(|mcvfcn, tire» cbcu, I)inbuvd3 laffen. TRA.TECT. i bic Uebcvfafirt. Ua^re. TRAN TRAJN TRAN TKA.TixTiox, s. 1. ba§ 'Citrc^ivcrffit, 5)iu-ct)fci)icBcu, i^tiiburc^Inffeii ; bic Siirc^fa&rt, beu 5)ur%an9 ; 2. baS 93ovuben]chcii. TRAJEcn'ORY, s. phy. T. tie fnintme ?iuie (bic bm aScg ciiieS fc^mcven ftc^ bewcjjeubeit Jl6r))cr« bcfdjvetbt) ; — of a comet, bcr JfretSlaiif (bie Saufbahn) cities ^omctcn. TRALATION, s. bet ftgiirltcfie, meta= pt)ortfcl)c ober uuci(}cmti(^e ©ebvrtuc^ ctr.c« 2SovtcS. TRALATiriOUS <,ailo. — i.y), ailj. ft|jilV= (tc^, metav&oiifc^*' utteigcntlici. TR A LUCENT, «r/;. fliu, burc^ftd^tig. TRAM, s. bie (Siiifc^lagfeibe, 2:ramfct=: be, Svamc ; — rails, s.j,i. *piattf(^ic= Hen mit galjeii, galjfc^ieuen, Jlraiij^ fc&t«iicu; — road, eitt 5al5fc^teueu= wjeg. TRAMMEL, s. 1. ba§ (laiigc) Sifc^nct SSogclite^, .^aavuefe, @ant; 2. ber ©paitni-tcmeit (ber^ferbe); 3. bcr ,^cffcl&a£ctl; trairimels, pi. 1. T. eilt Stifintmctit Doale ju jeici^iicii, bcr DoaljivEct, .gjiitge^trfcl; 2. Scffcin, 53 ba8 ©cfeiff). To TRANSFER, v.a.l. libcrtragcn (— to, upon, auf, ait) ; 2. bcrfefecii', »cr[c= gen, wegfcbaffcn; m. es. to — (an incorrect charge [^or entry] of an article), abfcf;vetbcii, ftornircu ober contrapo= niren, ciucu SJcc^nuitgSpoficn »erfe= ^Clt ; to — (to make over as a right). (ciucm etira«) abtretcii, iibcvge= htn, iibcrlaffcn ; to — (by assignment) tlie amount of a bill of e.\change, bClt Setrag eineS 2Bccbfcl3 (in ^knco) bom (Sonto beS 3'iMciibcn abfd^rci= ben laffcn. TRANSFER, s. bic (^efftoit, 3?ecl)t«ab= trctiing, Ucbcrtragnng (ciue« dU^ti auf eiiten 5luberu) ; i/. e-s. — of ba- lance (to new account), ber ©albouor= tiag, ®atboiibcr(rag ; — book, baS 'i^ud), tit a>c[d)c8 bie iibcrtragcncn urd)retfcnbe; — population, bie tcmporare 53eyi)lEer4ing ; — ly. adc. iiii 33oriibcrgcbcn ; fiiid)tig; — ness, «. bic 93crgdngli(J>feit, Sliic^tigi fctt. TRANSILIENCE (— cy), s. bcr Ueber= fprung (w. ii.). TRANSILVANIA, s. (Siebcnbiirgcti. TRANSfLVANiAN, I. adj. fiebciibiir= gtfcb; U. «. bcr (Sicbcubiivac. TRANSIT, s. 1. ber !tinr(^ng; 2. M. E-s. bcr !Durd)gang yon aBaa= ren, 3:;ranftt(o) ; — duty free, bcr jollfreic Sirauftto ; — duty, bie JDurdigangSabgabe, bcr 55urd)gangS= }o(I, Xran^tojoll ;— goods, S;ranftto= avfifcf, 2;ranfttogut, 2;ranfitogiiter; — instrument, Jl.^t. T. baS 35urd)= gangS=3nftruinent; M. e-s. —store house, ba« Sranfttoiuagajin ; — trade, bcr 3:;ranfttl)aubcl. To TRANSIT, v. a. Ast. T. burdjgcbcn (bitrd) bie Sonne, uon einem ^tm= mclsfijrpcr). TRANSITION, s. bcr Ucbergaiig, bie iScrdnberuiig ; — rocks, pi. Oeoi. t. bie Uebergang8gcbirg«art. TRANSITIONAU', adj. etitcu Ucbcrgaug bilbenb. TRANSITIVE {ade. — ly), adj. itbcrgc:= bcilb, traufitty; a verb — , Oram. T. cinitbcrgcbcnbc§ 3Eitivort. TRANSITORINESS, s. btc Sfiit^tigfcit, S^crgditglidjtcit. TRANSITORY {adn.—itY), adj. 1. UOr= iibcrgebenb, fliid)ttg, oerganglicb ; 2. h. T. tranfttorifcb (uor fcinen £otal= gcrtcbtsbof gebBrig). TRANSITU, stoppage ^n — , vid. untcr Stoppage. TRANSLATABLE, arf/ l>erfefebar, ubef= fcfebar. To TRANSLATE, v. a. i. bcrfc^cn (be= fonbcr« eincn Siffbof, to, in, na^); 2. oerlcgeu; 3. Beraiaiibclu; 4. iibcr= fc^cn ; Enoch was translated, (S'UOC^ icarb entritcft), @ott na^m (Inoc^ ttjcg. TRANSLATION, s. 1. bie 5?crfc&una (bcfonbcr« eines 33ifd)of8) ; 2. >iluf=: iia^me jn ®ott; 3. Ucbcrfcfeung; 4. Gram. T. bte 2Jicta})()cr, Ucbcrtrfl' gung. 153 TRAN TRAN TRAP nUNSLATlVE, arf/.iibevfefet, ubcvfva= gfii, itidtjt cirteiit()iimlic6. TRANSLATOR, s. bcv UfbovfffeCV. TRANSLATOR Y, at/z-ubevti-agciib, scv= fcfeenb. TRANSLATRESS, s. bit Ucbevfffccrtmi (>v. it.). TRANSLOCATiox, s. bie aScvfcfcung, DrtSueraiibcrung. TRANSLUCENCY, s. bte a)UV^fic^ti(}= feit. TRANSLUCENT, ) {ado. — ly), adj. TRANSLUCID, J burr{>jtc^tti3. TRANSMARINE, adj. jcilfctt bc« 3JIce= res. TRANSMIGRANT, adj. iibcrlvaiibcrnb, aiiaroaubcnib, wegjie^cub, iibcrftc- bclnb. TRANSMIGRANTS, s.pi. ^InSwaiMxn; Uebcvftebkr. 7'7 TRANSMIGRATE, v. a. iibermait; bevn, rtuswaubeni, wegjiel^eit, ubcv= ftcbcln. TRANSMIGRATION, s. I. bie Uebcr= waubcnmg, Ueberftebelitna, 2Banbc= vuitg, ba« aBei]5iet)eii ; 2. (— of tiie soul), bie (Secleiiroaiibening. TRANSMIGRATOR, s. ber yiiiSwaubc= ler, aBcgjiefjcnbe, Ueberfteblev. TRANSMIGATORY, adj. auSwallbCVllb, iibci'ftcbelub. TRANSMissiBiLiTY, s bie2;vati§>.>ort= fa^igfeit, CBerreiibbavfcit, Uebevtrag= iarfeit, TRANSMISSIBLE, adj. 1. V0a9 iibev= fc^icft, iibevIaiTenwerbcit fault ; iibci-= fc^trfbar, itberfettbbar, »everblic|) ; 2. Opt. 7' bitrc^bftiigeitb, bitve^fdjcitteitb. TRANSMISSION, s. 1. bic Uebcr= f^iditttg, iBerfi-^icfuttg, SSevfctibuitg, Ucbcfltcferuttg, aSerppaitjitug; Ue= bcvtragitiig, Ucberlaffitiig, ScvfV= bittig ; 2. Opt. r. baS S)itvrt;bititgctt (ber 8tc^raf)[eit) ; m. e-s — of goods, binlBaarenserfoubinig, ©pcbt: ttOll ; charges of — , bie ^^JCbittOltSi gebtibveit; place of — , bcv (£pebi= tioiiSVl'ife' 9lblabepta&, 9Iblagev= Vlnft ; ?ofcf))jlafe, SiSfcbuitgS^afcu ; — business, bie ©pebitioiii^aiiblitug, baS ©pebitioitSgcfc^aft. TRANSxMissiVE, attj. itbcftrcigen ; son etnjas 9lnberein eiitlc^iit, abgelcitet, libcvltcfert. To TRANSMIT, v. a. iibcrfeitbeit, iibcr= fcfeicfcit, iibcnitacbfit, itbcrlicfeni (— to, cinem ettuaS) ; iibertragcit, iibcr= laffeit, bcfcvbeti ; M e-s. fj>ebtreii ; transmitting me (us, &c.) the invoice, &c. uuter (obct beij ISinfeubung bev gactur, u. f. w. TRANSMITTAL, s. baS Ucbcffc^tifett, Uebctrlieffvii. TRANSMITTER, s. bcr Ucbcrfcftiifer, II. f. w. ; — of goods, M. E. tf I- 2Baa- vctitjerfeiiber, Spebitciir, ©pebitin-. ITIANSMITTIBLE, adj. \mi iiberfen= bet wevbcn faiiii. TRANSMUTABI'LTTY, s. vid. Transmu- TATIOM. TRANSMUTABLE (adv. — ly), a'lj. Uev^ rcaubelbar, umiuaubelbar, sevaitbci-- lic|). TRANSMUTATION, s. bie 5Benunnb= lung, Uinwaiibliiitg, 33eraiiberiiug ; Miik. T. bie S;raitlmiitatioii, Umfin-= muiig. To TRANSMUTE, v. a. DCrmnltbcIlt, umbitbeii, iimwnubclti, iimgeftaRcn. TRANSMUTER. s. bet: CGermnitblev. , TRANSOM, s. T. bev Ouevbalfcit ; JV. Ts. bev igerfbalfcii, SBorp ; baS 9]i(tv am 3afob6ftabe (cross-stafl') ; baS .talb eiues gtapevt^ ; bev (Stuvj ; transoms, ;;/. bie gebcvboljcv etiieS aSjageiiS ; bie Spiegel nil ben Safet= ten; JV. Ts. deck transom, bev Ullter= 454 bciJbalfen iit bcv ^obe bcs cvflen 2)ccf«; filling—, ber giidbecfbalffii; first — , bev erfte SBovp iintev bem Uiiterbecfbalfcu; heimport — , bcv Dbcvbccfbalfeit iit bcv Jplibc bcS er= fteit !t)ecfS ; second — , bCV Jiucitc SBovp ; — bolt, bev '-Bolseti, bcv biivd) bii8 ^oXh unb bic 2Baiibebc«3Japcvt« ge^t; — knees, .^ccffnicil; — plate, ba3 53efc^Uige ciiics 3JapcrtS ; — plates, T. ©oljenfc^eibeii, cifeviie ©c^etbeit, tDcIcbe aiif ben Seitcn bev ?afcttcrtraaube licgen itnb bic buvc^ bie Cliegel get)eiibeu Soijeu faffen; — window, bits Oucvfeupev. TRANSPADANE, adj. jcufcit bc5 '^W-- fcs "4^0 gclegcn. TRANSPARENCY, s. btc S)UVC^fti$tig= fcif, Jtlavf)cit; baS S;vanSpaventge= ma [be. TRANSPARENT {adv. — ly), adj. blirrf)= fc^etnenb, buvcl)fcftiinmcvitb, buvd^fi(^= tig ; fig. javt, \)i\\, flav; — aasa,s.vid. Transparency. TRANSPICUOUS, adj. buvc^fc^etiicnb, buvc^fid)tig. To TRANSPIERCE, v. a. bUVC(?bvingcn, burdjiicdjen, buvttjbobven. TRANSPiRABLE, wij. bcv SluSbiinflung fai)ig, auSbiiii|lbav. TRANSPIRATION, s. bie QlitSbiinflnng. To TRANSPIRE, v. n. Sr a.\. au5biin= fteit ; nusbiiuften laffen ; fig. 2. fic^ Sevbveiteit, auStommcn, bctaunt (vuct)= bav) tDcvbcu ; 3. vovfallen, gefci)e[;en; nothing certain ha.s transpired aliout it, iiod; wcitj ma>. utci;ts gciuiffcS bav- iibcr. To TRANSPLACE, \ a. tJCVfc^eil, 11111= fefeen, uevlegcu. To TRANSPLANT, v. a. 1. bCVpffailJClt, ycvfcfeeu; fovtpflanjcn ; 2. cutfcvneii, wcgfitiaffcii. TRANSPLANTATION, s. blc iGcrpffan= 5iing, i^evfefeuna, govtpflansung (non JlrauEbettcu n. f. lu.). TRANSPLANTER, s. 1. bcv aScrpfIan= jcv; 2, ctii ©avteninftvumcnt jam 5l?cvfe^cn. TRANSPLENDENCY, .riticn. TRANSPOSITIONAL, adj. bie SSf rfcfcUlUJ betvcffenb, serfe^cnb. TRANSPOSITIVE, adj. ocvfc^bav, uin= jufefecn; yevfc^cnb. To TRANSSHIP, v. a. J\I. E. ©iitev JUr 3Biebevoevfc^iffnng ober 2Beitev«ev= fenbnng umlabcn (anS cinem iSd)ifft in ein nnbeves labcn), weitervcvlabcn. TRANS-SHIPMENT, 5. M. E. bie lliula^ bung ( 5lu6labnng bev ©liter aus ciuem ©d)iffc in eiu aiibevcS) jnr aBibcv= uevfd>iffung i>bev aScitevbcrfenbung. To TRANSUBSTANTIATE, v. a. in cirt QubeveS 2Eefcu ycrmanbcln. TRANSUBSTANTIATION. s. bte 3Be= fcnocvmanblnng, bic ^Scvivnnblnng (bcS 33vobe§ unb SBcineS in ben Scib unt> bag Slut eijvifti). TRANSUBSTAN'I'lATOR, s. bCV S3e=: ^auptcr (93cvfc(^tcr) bcr SBcfcnyei-^ wanblung. TRANSUDATION, .?. buS Surc^fc^Wi= ^en, 3)avd)biin|lcii. TRANSUDATORY, adj. bur«J)biiuficnb, bnvc^f^initjcnb. To TRANSUDE, v. n. buvd>fd;»ifeeit, buvd)biinften. To TRANSUME, v. a. yerivaubclii (nj. ii.). TRA>:suMTiON, s. iciS ^eviibcvitcf)^ men, cginitbevnrtjmen (w. it.), TRANSVECTION, i. baS j^a^VClI. TRANSVERSAL (adi\ — ly). adj. fvcilj^ iDcifc, qnev (laufcnj), fd)vagc, iimge= fc[)Vt, buvd)fc{)nct^cnb ; transversal fracture, .S. T. ber Dllf vbvud) ; — hne. bie Seitenlinie (cincS @efd;Ic(tt«) ; Mat. T. bie 2;vanS»evfalliuie, S:raiiS= ucrfalc. TRANSVERSE (adv. — ly), a:Ij. vid. Transversal, &c.; — muscle, bcr DucvmusEcl ; — suture, bieDtievnal>t bes ©c^abcls. TRANSVERSE, s. bic .^auptavc, gro^e Sire, Ouevarc (cinev (Sliipfe). To TRANSVERSE, v. a. tjcvanbcvn, fcCVs fc^vcn, umfiiirjen, burt^frenjcn (U). ii.). TRAP, s. 1. bie Salic, ©d)Iinge ; 2. bev .§intevf)alt, g[?erftc(f ; 3. bie Jtlappe; 4. U\$ a3aHfd)Iageii mit ©tedcrt; 5. Mill. Ts. bie Stllfc, (— rocks), bCl 2;rapp (cine gelsart) ; figurate — , bci ^afalt ; to imderstand — , vvlg. fid; auf feineu iBortbcil uevflcbcn ; trap-bat, vid. —stick; — door, bie Salltbiir, J^lappc; — stairs, bic Salltveppc; — stick, bcr ©tecfcn jnm iiallfdtfagcu ; — tuff, bcr Srapptuff, 99afalttuff, bic Sinffmacfe. To TRAP, v.a.i. faitgcu, crtappcii ; 2. fd)ivvcii, fcl)miufcii, sicrrn, pifeeii (>u. ii.) ; n. n. gallcn fiellcu. To TRAPAN. V. a. cine %Mi (0rj)iiU' TRAV TREA TREA ^t) hi]ux, iibcvlijlcit, bcftvicfcii, t)ev= ftxiitn. 1"RAPAN, s. fete Sc^tiitgc, i^alle, ?iil. TRAPANNER, .?. 1. bcr ^=l>crful)rcr, S?e= ti-iiQer, ©djalf ; 2. JJiiibevbtcb, ©ce= Icityerfanfcr. To TRAPE (Trapse), v. n. to ^- up and e:i {voit grnuensimmevii). TRAPES, s. bte ^evumlaiifevtim, ©cftluntvf. TRAPEZiFOKM, atij. trapejfijrmtg, raulcufonutg. TRAPEZIH HURON, s. O. T. eilt ^0V= Ver, iev biirri) yicr iiiib jwaujig fllcic^e 3:;rave5e bfrtvcnst t^. TRAPEZIUM, s. o. T. ba# 2;vn5>ejtum ; ji. T. bcr fictnc vievcd ige Jliicc^cii bcr .ganbroavjfl. TRAPEZOID, 5. G. T. bic S^va^f joibe. TRAPEZOIDAL. «r//. 1. trapejotbifc^, iiiij^Ictc^ Btcvfcitii]; 2. oon »tcr unb gwan^tg ijleic^eii ^iraVrjcn ciiigc: fi^ I off en. TRAPPINGS, s. pi. bcr 5Pn^, Srbmu5; has ©taat^i)efd)trr bcr '4>Kr^^! ^'■''^ ©atfclfiljmuif. TRAPPOUS, orf;. Jl/m. T. tx"0^r (cane — ) ; (field — ), fccrborrtc 5J3(at= tcr anb ©tciiijct bc3 3iufcrrof)vS; 5. Sp. E. bas fc{)rocre .6al«baiib fiir ct= Jicu ju ^ifeiij jngcnbcti .fiitnb. 7'o TRASH. V. I. n. 1. bcfct)lieibcil, flu = %t\\, fnv).'*cu ; 2. nicbcrtrcteit ; 3. 1)in: bcrn, auff)altcn, nii^altcu, iucbcrl;a(= fen ; 4.\^^. iiiitcrbriicfen, bcmiitljijjcn; 11.71. fofgett, nacfetrctcn. TRASHY, nrf/. llinUMij, Uliuii^; — stiiff, ftnn'.pfcS 3eiui,'@i"t)niicrcrctcit, Scfto= ft(, Safct. TRASS, s. bcr S'ra^ (ctii yiilfaniff^cS ^?robuct). I'RAUMATIO, Med. T. adj. SBunbCU ^Ct= Icnb ; — decoction, ba« SUiinbbccoct. TRAUMATics, s. pi. njiinbculjcilciibc ^Irjncieit. r« TRAVAIL, V. V. 1. ftc^ Vlct(lflt, ffct bcmii^ctt, abiiibfttrit, nrbettcu ; 2. ( — in chiklbirtli), tit .ftittbcSltlU^Cn ftijit, trei^cn. TRAVAIL, s. baS ^rcipcit, bic Jlinbc«= not^en, SBcbcii. TRAVE, s. bcr Stot^fiall; ©alfcn, ba8 Oucrfjolj, bcr SHiergniii]. 7'u TRAVEL, v. n. <$- iu (bc^rcifcn, tuanbcrn, (fortJac^ctt ; to — on, tvci= tcr reifcii. TRAVEL, s. 1. bte 3ficife; 2. 5lm(3rct- fc ; 3. vid. Travail. TRAVELLED, adj. gCVCtjl. TRAVELLER, s. 1. bcr 9icifcnbe, SSnii= berer ; 2. ber ^aubc(S= obcr (Sjefc^aft§= rcifcube ; 3. jv. 7'. ciiic 5Ut Jtiiig (Pbcr tin ctfcntcr 53iigcl), bcr an ben $ar= biincn nuf uiib nicbcr laiift unb bag 9luft)tffen bcrSmmraaen cricicijtert; — '8 joy, bic gcmeitie SSalbrcbc, ^inb= WcibC (Clematis vitalba — /,.). TRAVELLING, s. ba3 Slcifcu ; .Trial — , ba§ Siuftreifen ; — backstays. J\: T. 53or9pavbunen bcr Stcngcn ; — ImR, bic i)icifctaftt)C; — carriage, bcr 9icifcwaflen; bte ikfadcrungS: obcr gclb=^affette leic^ter ?lrt; M. Es. — charges, — fees, Sicifefpcfcn, 9tci= fefoftcu; —clerk, bcr .6aubel3= obcr @efc^aft8rcifciibc, 3ieifebicncr ; — desk, baS jJieifepnIt; — kitchen, btc 3Jeifcfiic^t ; — library, bte 3^cifcbt: bliotijef; — map, bie Sicifcfartc, *|3ofi= fcrtc; — merchant, bct (l)crniit)ret= fciibe ,^anfmaun ; — name, cin an- Scnommcncr 9^amc, untcr bent cine pfic ^crfou fcif't; — trunk, bcr Sieifcfoffer; — tutor, bcr 9ieifcf)ijf= niciflcr. TRAVELS, s. pi. Sficifebcitc^te, bic CJct; fcbcfctrcibunj], mod. Oicifcbitbcr. TRAVERSABLE, alj. L. 7'. ciucu ^td)H= eiuwonb julaffeub. TRAVERSE, I. adj. &■ adu. qnix, iiber= jt»crc^, frcujwei« ; II. prep. ciuer burrf) (U). ii.) ; JV. Ts. — board, iaS (£tun= bcnbrctt, bcr Ubvbovb ; — horse, cin Staubcr wx obcr btntcr cincm iDIa-- fic, }uin 9lufl)iffen cinc« SSrcfodfl obcr Sc^uaufcgctS bicnenb ; — sail- ing, bcr fcfticfe ?auf, ben cin Scfeiff burci^ aibtrcibcn mac^t ; bcr Jtoi)VcI= courS ; — table, bie iJOQtnfel. TRAVERSE, .'. 1. btc iHucrc ; bcr Ouergiing, Ouevlnuf; tciS Oncr= ftiicf, Duer^olj, bcr Qiicrbalten ; ba§ SErauerfircn bcr ^5]fcrbc ; f^h. btc S^rascrfc, ber Oucrmall, 3n-Krc^= mail; 2. .fc'. ber Oucrflricb, baS un= v>trmutf)cic ^Ginbcrni^, bic 33ibcr= wartiijff it ; SBenbung, 9InSicbc, 5lu8= flucbt, bcr Jiniff ; 3. r. bcr 9iecl;tl= cinamnb. To TRAVERSE, c. I. a. 1. frcnjCU, SCr^ f^rcinfen, qncr burc^jicfjcn; biircf)= frcujcn ; (jitcr bur^ obcr iibcr gc^cn, bur4fct)rcttcn; 2. buvc^rcifen, burc^= njiinbcrn, bur4)Ianfen; burctbringcn ; 3. gcnau unterfud)cn, biirc^forfrocn; 4. /.. r. cincn Sfiec^tgeiniuurf madjcn; in bie Oucrc Fomnteit, (egeu, btubern, ftf^ tvibcvfc^cu, l)inberliit fcDn; 5. Oun. T. (to — a gun), ciucm ®cfd)ii§ bie Scitcuric^tutig gcbcn, c§ brcben, fo ba^ (S nac^ cilu-n Scifen fd)ic§t; traversed arras, iibcr ciiiaitbcr gcfc^Ia= gene QlrniC ; /.. T-s. to — a judgment, gcgcu cin Itrttjcil Kiiitcrn; to — tlie indictment, bcn (5)egcnbcmci3 fiibren ; II. n. 1. (com (Sompafj) fcitmctrts ah- tucic^fu; 2. ftc^ nuf eincm S^Vfcn brc^cn; 3. Sp.E. (Son ©c^ulvfcrbcu unb yon Sagbfjaiibcn) traocrftrcn, Dnerfpriingc iuacben ; 4. (beim j^cc^- ten) traucrftvcn, fcitiuiirts au«fallen. TRAVERSING (part. vid. To Traverse) ; Oun. T-s. — plates, bie 331ec^e an ber Saffettc, njorauf bic (§nbcn bcr .§cbc= biiume liegen, njcnn man bent @c= f^iife bie Scitcnric^tung gicbt; — platform, cinc 5Irt bcwcglic^cr ^-8ct= tnng mit ciueiu 2)rc^bol5cn; — ring, ber ^ro^ving ; — handspike, bie ^anbfpeic^e, bcr C'Jid)tbaum. TRAVESTIED. part trafcflirf, larbcrlid) ocrflcibct, umgcfleibct, umgcjtaltct. TRAVESTY, I. adj. vid. Travestied ; U. s. bte 2:ra«cflie. To TRAVESTY, v. a. fraucflivcn, um= fleibcn, cine crnftc (crbabcne) S)ici;= tung iu8 Saci)crlid)e uiugefialtcit. TRAY, s. bie aJJulbe; ber S;rog; 5Pra= fcntirteUer mit f;o()em fUaub ; mason's — , bcr Jtalf; obcr 9JJbrtcltrog ; — man, bcr .^aiiblangcr bei ben Wlaxi' rem. TREACHEROUS (adv.— ly), adj. VCrra= tbcrifc^, trculoS; f)intcrliftig, falfcb, biibifc^ ; — hopes, triigcrifcfje .§off= uunjjcn; — memory, bag un'tvcne ®Cbdct)tni9 ; — ne.ss, .^.rtrf.TREAciiKRY. TREACHERY, s. bcr g3crratb, bic 3Ser= ratberci, Sreuloftgfeit^ galfrf)l)cit, 33ctriiglid)tcit. TREACLE, s. 1. bcr S^fecria!; ©ttanm beim Sicbcn beS 3"cf£vfaftiS ; 2. bcr eingefoct)te 3i"ffi'hift ycrfdjiebcncr ^pflanjcn, simum chciranthoides — 7..). To TREAD, V. a. A}a%; — city (Exod. i.), bie <5tabt mit y3orratl)J= tviuferu ; — house ( — room), bic ©c^a^fammcr ; — trove, L. T. cin ycrborgcn gcfunbeiicr ©cfcafe, bcffen (Sigcntt)iimcr utt^t befaniit iji. To TREASURE, d. (i. (to — up), iSc^atiC fammein, aufljaufcii. TRE.vsuRER, s. bcr Sc^afemcificr, (Siirfclmeiflcr, ^affenfiifjrcr, ^a\)\- mciftcr ; lord high — , bcr Sorb Dbcr= fc^a^ineiftcr ; — of the king's house- hold, bcr ^offita^mciflcr ; — of the county, bcr sBcnualter ber (S)raf fd)aft8= gclbcr ; — of the ordnance, bcr ^oAjX^ meificr bcr ^Irtilicrte. TREASURERSHiP, s. baS ®(*^atmci= fteramt. TREASURESS, s. bic ®d)a&i>icijicriun. TREASURY, s. 1. bie iiffciittid;e (Saffr, @d)a|jfamnicr, ginanjfammer; 2. ba« Sd>il}amt (bie fiimmtlic^eu 93f= flmtcn beffclbcu) ; lord of the — , cincr bcr fiiitf ^ommiffaricu, roelc^c iu (Snglaub baS Sd;aftmciftcramt ycr= waitcn ; — bank, Jim. bic @c^afefam» mcr=sBauf ; — bin, baS Saffcnbillct, ber 6affcufd)cin ; — note, bcr ©t^nft= fammevfct>cin, (in ^rcugen) Srefor^ fcfeein ; Am. bie ©d;a§affignate ; — office, baS S^a^amt, gtnanjco(Ic= flium ; — order, Jim. bie ©c^a|=Dr= bonnauj. To TREAT, ti. a. S,- n. 1. bc^aubclu, bc= gegncn; 2. beiyirtfeeu, ®aftma[)U gebcn, gafili^ untcrl)alteu ; 3. nb^ ^aitbcln ; 4. untcrf)anbeln (with, mit) 5. JU 9Scrglcic^8bcbinguugcn foinmcn. TREAT, s. bie 5I?cixnrt()ung, bet ©c^mau3, bas 3}?af)I, bie 3Jfat)t8ctt ; jig. bcr .^PC^gennf); a parting —, ct« *ilbfi-I>icb6fcl)mau«. THEATER, .s. 1. bcr 3lb^oubcInbe ; 2. .^i3eanrtf)cubc. TREA'i'isE, s. bie 5Ib^anbhing. TRE-VTMENT, s. bic ^cbaitblmig. TREATY, s. bcr S;ractat, bie ilntcr= Oanblung, Uebcreinfuuft, ber Sjer- trag ; — of accession to the Prussian tan'ir union, bcr 3?crtrag iibcr bcn 53«i» tritt jam prcn(lifcbcn 3''">'fi'&*Tife' 3oII(yereinigiiiig8'yertrag; — of com- merce, bcr .SanbelSycrtrag ; — of peace, ber ^ricbciiSycrtrag ; to l«! in — for . . , iu Unteyljaiiblung fl;el)e» fiir . . , \m ^cn — ; the — making 435 TREM TRfcfe TRIE iwwer, baS etiicm 5!J?onavcl;eii sufle- btnbe dit^t, (Staatoyerlvage ju fci)ltepeii. TREBLE I. aiij. 1. bieifac^ ; 2. Jtr«s. r. fc^avftoitcitt, I)oc^touciib ; bic 2)i»= cautfitnnne fii^vciib; at — usances, JiJ. E. a bvci Ufo ; II. s. bcr SiScaiit, ^o[;e %m, bie DbeiTtimmc ; faint — , icr SDiScaut burcft btc giftcl ; — ho- boe, bie SiScauf-.^oboe ; — viol, fcie ©opvaiuiJtole obcv 2)i^caiit= Si-atfcfcf. To TREBLE, v. I. a. iiitt brct yevme^- ten, DevbretfiK^fii ; II. n. fic^ j)erbvet= facfcftt. TREBLENESS. s. 1. ba4 5)vcifacl)e; 2. bie .§lU)c, gnii^ett (ber ©ttinnif, bc« %mti). TREBLY, adv. brei '^U\, breifa^. TREE. s. 1. bcvs8auni; 2. ecf)t (Certhin famUiarls — L.) ; — falcon, ber Siiumfalfe, ©topfalfe ; — frog, ber ?aubfrof4) (Rnna arborea — L.) ; — germander, iaS @ernian= berleilt [Teucrium chammdris — L.) ', — goose, bie 33auni(iail« ; — house- leek, baS baumartii3e"§iuislaub (Scm- pcrvivum arboreiim — /,.) ; — ivy, ber <§p{)Cll, (Spptcfe (Hedcra hdiz — L.) ; — kidney-bean, bie SfUCrbobne (PAa- xeolus coccineus — /,.) ; — lichen, bie ?Un(5CIlf(eC^te (lAchen pulmonarius — /,.) ; -- louse, bic S3(flft!au8 {^phis — L); — maiio.w, ber 3Jialt»eitbaum {Lavatera arborea. — /,.) J — medick, ber (atraudltUe [Medkajro arborea — A.) ; — moss, Xok — liclien ; JV. T-s. — nails, laiifle eirfiene 5)3fIo(fe ober SWiigel (jum @cbiff«bau gebrauf^t) ; — nails mooter, ber ^Ingelfc^ttetber ; — oyster, bie ^aumaufter {Ostrea pa- -asitka — Omel) • — primrose, bte "Jlnc^rfer^e {CF.iwtkera — /,.) ; — sage, ber Salbctftraud; mtt breiteii S8lat= tern (SiUvia. nvrra — A.) J ^— sorrel, ber (5aucrann»fcrbaum {.Sndromedn. arborea, — X.) ; — toad, bte SaUIH' IrOte [Bufo arbnrcus) ; — trefoil, ber So^lieubnimt {Cytisuslnbumum—I..) ; — wormwood, bcr 2Bermutf)baum {Artemisia arborcseens — L). TREFOIL, s. ber SlUt; .^pvfentfee (Trifolium ngrarium — X.) ; ber (jelbe ©d)ne(fenf[ee [Mcdicagn ivpuUna — L) ; bird's foot — , bcr Stetllflce (Ao- uis — l) ; marsh — , bcr Siebcrflec (Memanthes — L) ; shrub — , ber (S)ei§f(ee (Cytisus — /. ) ; bie 3a«miu= blume, SSiolvcbe (Jnsminum — L.) ; — hardened, ber iSc^iierfeiitlee, Stci;el= flee (Medicagu — L.). TREiLLAGE, s. i>ai gflttenwerl, @iU terwert. TRELLIS, .,. baa ©itter; (—work), ©ittertuerf. PRELLlSED, ndj. ^eqitfert, uergittert; — window.s, ©itt'crfeiifler. ro 'TREMBLE, v.n. 1. jlittcnt (—at, with, »or); fc^roanfeit; fc^aueni; 2. tviU lent; to — with cold, oov JWIte jit= tern ; to — at one's siciit, bet 3enian= bes gtiibticf erbebcn. ' 45f. TREMBLEMENT, s. (frailS.) Mas T. ber Sritlcr. TREMBLER, «. ber Btttentbe. TREMBLING (ado.—hY), part, jitferub ; — poplar, bie @5pe, 3ittci^jaxivel ; — ly alive, mtt jcber 9^eroe emt>ftii= beitb ; — ness, s. bag Bittern (n. ii.). TREMENDOUS (adv. — Lv), a^lj. fiuci)ti bar, fiirc^terlidb, fc^rccflid) ; —ness, s. bie Surc^tbarfeit, ba« Sc^rcif lic^e. TREMOR, 5. l>a» Bittern, ^cbeu, Sct)aubern ; in a — , bebcub. TREMULOUS {adv. — ly), adj. 1. jit= ternb, bange; 2. fc^iuanfenb, fliegenb, flaJernb j —ness, s. ba« Sitternbe, bic SBanginfeit ; ba« (Jfiegen, Slarf evn. TREN, s. bie ^aipiinc, bag 3Bnrfeifen. To TRENCH, V. i.a.i. flrabcn, eingras ben, anfijrabcn, einf^ueibcn ; 2. mtt ©rabcn burctjic^cn ; 3. Fort, mit SBall, Oraben bcfeftigen, retranc^i= VCU ; to — the b&;'ast, JV. T. bcn ?8a\- laft tm Sc{)ifFe buvc^ ©chotteu ab= t^cifen; to — about, mit eiuem ®ra= bcn umqebett^; to — in, yerfcfcan^en ; II. 71. (StngrifTe tftun, fd;malern ; to — upon, ^c^ nn ttWi\S fialten, etmaS in ?lnfpru4> ne^men ; auta^en, 6in= griffe tbun. TRENCH, s. ber ®raben, Saufgrabcn, bie (Sdianje ; to open tiie trenches, Fort, bte Canfgrabcn iiffneu. TRENCHANT, adj. fc^neibcnb, fci)arf (nj. n.). TRENCHER, s. 1. ber Ijofjerne X(Utr ; 2. baS 2;ran(t)iibreft ; bcr 2:ifd), bie S:afel; 3./i^. iafelgaben, S:afelfren= ben ; spare — , bic 3iclft^tebc beim Snrnier, Onintane ; — cap, bte bier^ ecf iac Jtappe ; — tiy (a friend), ber JJeltcrlcifcr, (Sdjmavofeer ; — knight, ber S:afelritter, Sc^mavofeer ; — man, ber jlarfe (Sffer, vui/r. gieffcr, SSieU fra§ ; — mate, ber jnbringlic^c S;ifc^= oeuoffe, edjmavo^cr; — plough, ber giajOlVPUjJ ; to — plough, n. a. XH' jolen; — ploughing, baS 3iajoIen; — squire, Wie — knight. TRENCHING-PLOUGH, g. jj2d Trenciier- PLOUOH. To TREND, V. n. cine (fci^tefc) 3fitc^= tung l)aben, ne^mcn; to — to the N. w., mit alien ©egein gegen 9]orb= njeii flenern ; the coast trends (to the) s. w., bic Jliifie fireJt ftc^ (nad^j ©iibmcft. TREND, s. JV. T. bic StcHc bc« 3ln!ev= fc^afts, wo man feiuc 2)i(fe ju mef= fen pflegt. TRENDLE, s. bcr 2)reijapfen, bic 3?oUc, SBafjc; —of a mill, 7'. ber !Jive(;ling, DriUing. TRENT ALS, s. pi. bte breipig (Seclen= mejfcn. TRENT, s. (bie 0tabt) Orient, 2:ribent. TREPAN, s. 1. s.T. ber 2:repan,*(2c|)a= bclbo{)rer; 2. vid. Trapan. To TREPAN, V. a. 1. s. T. trcpnnirett, ben <2t^abel bo^ren ; 2. vid. Trapan. TREPANNER, s. ber Sre^anircube. TREPHINE, s. s. T. bcr tlcinc ©c[)abcl= bof)rer, ber .§anb= ober Spifetrepan. To TREPHINE, v. a. trepautrcn. TREPIDATION, s. 1. baS 33eben, 3it= tern ; 2. bie bevroirrte, unentfd^lojfene (Silfertigfeit; in — , jitternb. To TRESPASS, v.a.i. iibertretcn, fiiu= bigen, fid) uergel)en (— against . . . , n>t&er . . .) ; 2. auf gefefewibrigc 9lrt ftc^ an frembcm (Sigent^ume \)crgrei= fen ; to — upon a law, ein (Sefe^ iibevtrctcn ober nmge()cn ; to — on another's ground, tit ClUCS 2tnbcrn @e= retl)tfaine greifen ; to — upon one (or upon one's patience), SemanbcS @e= bulb eniiiibcn. TRESPASS, s. 1. bic Uebertrctuug, Siiiibe; 2. ber gefefemibrige ©itigriff (Singriff in bie gfiedjte eineS 5lnber»t bie ileeintra^tigung. TRESPASSER, s, 1. bcr Uebevtrctei, ikeintra^tiger ; 2. (giinbigenbe, Siinber. TRESS, s. bte (.§aar=)?odepberglcd)tf. TRESSED, adj. trt Socfeii gelcgt, gclotft, gefloc^ten. TRESSURE. s. H. T. ber fd)ma(e ,ffra= gen cber Snum. TRF^STLE, s. ber (Sr&ragcn, SSodf, ba3 (Sefiell ; bag 5;ifd)geftell ; ber brci= beinige ®tnl)l, Seffcl ; — tree.', JV. T. bie Sangfablingen; Fort, tresseis for fascines, bic gafc^tiicnbcinfe. TRET, s. M. E. bcr airtbatt, bie Sfie* factie. TREVET, s. ber 5)reifnp; ber bret» bcinige ®tul)l, ©et7el. TREVES, s. (bie (Stabt) 2:ricr. TREY, s. bic 5)rei, brei Qlugen (tin ^artenfpiele). TRIABLE, adj. 1. \\\ scrfrtc^cn, »cr» fud)bar.- 2. ju nntcrfudjen, »or ®e* rid)t obl)brbar. TRIACONTAHEDRAL. adj. brcigigfet^ tig ; Min. T. »on breif tg SJanten ein* gcf^lpffcn. TRIAD, s. bie gebntte %oh\, 3Dreil)eit, !J^rci ; Mas. T. ber l)arinonifd)e 2)vei' flang. TRIAL, s. 1. bte 55vobe, ^priifung; 2, ©rfalirnng ; 3. bie 9evid)tlid>e liiiter* fnc^nng, bi',5 SSerbor; 4. ber iBer* fud) ; 5. bie a3evfi:d)ung, 9lnfe^tung ; f). bic Sprobc[)altigfeit; — by juiy, bie llntcvfuc^nng yor ben ©cfAworC' nen ; hour of—, bie $riifnug«ftujibt; by way of—, als iScrfuc^, verfud;** weife ; new — , (beim <£ecreci)t) tie SJieyifton ; to make a — of a thing, einc ^I'obe mit etrea^ mad)en; to mnke a — upon one, cinc SPriifUltg mit einem anftellen ; I will have a — for it, id) will c§ gevid)tlid) anjntas d)en ; to stand to — , fi't^ bor ®erid)J flcllf n ; — balance, M. E. cinc rol;c «ilaii5. TRIALITY, s. bic 2)rct[)eit ; 5)reicinig= feit ()i\ ii.). TRIANDER, «. B. T. bic brcinuinuerige ^Pflan^e. • TRiANDRiAN. adj. B. T. brcimauncvig, mit brei Staubfaben. TRIANGLE, s. bcr 3;riangel, baStiret* ecf; — with pulleys, bcr (Scigerbctf, ^cbebprf, bag .^ebejeng. TRIANGLED, ) {adr. — ly), adj. bret= TRIANGULAR, 5 cdig ; — numbers, bie §Poh;gonaljat)(cn, Siriangndirjabs Icu; — compasses, ciu breifd)cnfe= Iid)er ^\xU\. TRiARiAN, adj. bcit brtttcn 5ptafc ciiis nel)menb. TRIBE s. bie 3unft, ^fporbe, Sipp* fd)aft, ber Stanini, ba's ®ef(^lef^t, bie Glaffe. To TRIBE, ». n. in G'laffcn eintt^eilen (n). ii.). TRIBLET. Triboulkt. .?. T. bcr ©djKis gel, (3Iid)t=)Jlegel eineg @olb= fdjmicbg. TRIB(JMETER. s. ber SieibtingSm^ffcr, SrirtionSmeffer, Sriboinetcr. TRIBRACH, s. bcr 5:iibrad)i8, breige* fiirjte a3er§fntJ. TR1BR.\CTEATE adj. B. T. mit brCl 2)edblattern uerfeben. TRIBULATION, s. bic Sriibffll, Slotf), ba« l*ciben. TRIBUNAL, s. 1. bas 2;rtbnnal, b« 3tid)terftn()l, ®crid)t«bpf ; 2. baSDr^ djcftcr, bie 53iibnc bcr iDJnftfcr (be* fouberS ill .fifF, Jltttff, bte Sift; 2. ber Stvetc^, ©pag, 5)iOf|cii, ba« Stiicfci)fit ; 3. Jtuufi= ftiii ; 4. bte (Japviole, $offe; 5. bc= fonbeve ^iltigcmolMifjeit, bet iible ®c= in-auc^, bu iible ©igenfcbaft, ?lrt ; bte ^tgeubeit, (St9eiit^umlid)fctt, ^cfoii: ber|ett; — of cards, bcv <2ti^ tm Jtartetlfpiel ; to play or servo one a — (to put a — upon one), Cttieilt cilieit Stvetct), etiicii 5l?of|>it fpti'leu ; eiiten fibcvltflni, prellcrt, faiigeii ; to show tricks, ^4iOfKK fpiclClt; slie has a — of winking with her eyes, ftc ijCit ftc^ bflo 5BltUj( TRICK. V. I. a. 1. ciltflt ®trc(c^ fptelcii, itbcflifieit, tmifcf)cn, bctrii= fieit, jimi 33eftcu bnbcii, eine Stafc brcben; 2. fc^miicfeii; jtcreii; (bcv= aiiS)puieu ; to — one out cf . . , ctneit urn etmaS betriigeit ; to — up, ^erauS puljcit, aiifvufecit; il. n. som 93etntg iebeu. TRICKER, s. 1. ber ^ritifer, (Steeper (am ®fmef)ve); 2. ©auiicr. TRICKERY, s. 1. bte C>)auiicvei, Sifl, per Jluuftgrtjf ; 2. ba3 Slufpufeeii, etijmiicfcii. TRICKISH [ndv. — i.y), adj. berfc^mi^t, lifttg, tiicftfd), fd)(au; — ness, ». bte a^erfc^nii^tt)eit, S*ijt, S:ii(fe, (5c^lau= t)ett. Tu TRICKLE, v. n. tropfetn, traufelit, tviefetn ; to — down, i)erabtr6pfe[it. TRICKSTER, s. ber ®«utier, feiiie a3e= triigev, ^lafctibre^er. TRICK-TRACK, Trictrac, s. ba« ^^vicf = fracffpiel. TRICLINIARY, adj. etit 9?u^ebett be= treiretib. TRICLINIUM, s. ciii a^u^fbetf fiir brct $ccfoiieit. TRiGOCCOUS, adj. B. T. flitS bvet ail fiiianbergcfugtcii Spviiigfiiitf ff'i &£= ftcbenb. TRICOLOUR, s. baS brctfatbtge (5in= blent, bJe bvetfarbtge Siib"^- Sivico^ love. TRICOLOURED, adj. breifavbig ; — Einaranthus, ba8 Jfaufeubfc^ijii (.^»m- ranthus tricolor — //.). I'RICORPORAL, adj. bveileibtg. TRICUSPIDATE, adj. B. Sr Jl. T. brets fpi^tg ; — valves of the heart, Ji. T. bte bveifpt^igeit .ftJappen ber rec^fcu .g»erjtammer, 2;ricu6pibalyalyeii. TRIDACTYLOUS, adj. bretjcbig. TRIDE, aiij- Sp. E rafc|, fuvj iitib ge: [c^mtiib, fliiif/ Ijuvtig (uom ©aiigc ber $fa-be). TRIDENT, s. ber Sveijacf. TRIDENT. («/;. breijacfig. TRIDENTATE, \ ,. s,,.^;,^*;^ TRIDENTED, ^ «''./• i>lflS««tg. TRIDIAPASON, «. j\ius. T. btc bveifad^e Detaue. TRIDUAN, nrf/. 1. brettagicj ; 2. ,/Ic brei S:age, breitiiglicf) (lu. it.). TRIENNIAL {adn. — ly), adj. 1. bret= jabrig; 2. alle brct 3af)re, brciiaf)r= lic^. TRIER, s. 1. ber et'iien SSerfiicf) mac^t ; 2. Uuterfucbcr, -^Jviifer, 9Ji4)tev ; ber giScal, iBerbbrrtt^tev; 3, bie gJrobe, :er SSerfuc^, bie ^riifuiig. TRIERS, s. pi. (bie ©tabt iiitb baS .ffut= fiirfleiitbum) S'vier. TRIETEIUCAL, adj. (W. ji.) vid. Trien- nial. r»TRiFALLO\v, v. a. jutit britteit jKale ppiigeii, breiarteii, briebradjeu. TRiFiD, adj. B. T. breifpaltig. TRiFiSTULARY, adj. breipfciftg, brct= rbbrig. T» TRIFLE, T). 71. tanbelii, fpieleit, Fiit= bifc^ rebcit ober batibelit, belt @ecfeti fpieleii; to — away, ucrtaiticlit ; mit jtlciiiigfettet: jubriiigcii, bie ^dt Der= f^roeilbeil ; to — away (to — with) one's time, feiitc 3cit vertaiibclit. TRIFLE, s. bie Jlleitiigfeit, Sappalie, Sumperei, ^offe, bcrS:aitb, baS ®pieU ivcrf. TRiFLER, s. ber liiibifc^e aTiciifc^, J^ciabler, ^iiffeitiiiac^cr, uiiiiitfec Sf^nja^cr. TRIFLING (ado. — ly), adj taubelf)aft, tanbelig; lappifrf), uubebeiitciib, gc= tiitgfiigig, uinuicbtig ; wiivbelo« ; — ness, s. baS SiipVi|"rt)f/ bie iiaiibelei, baS Uitbebeutenbe. TUIFLOROUS, adj. B. T. brctbluiitig. TRIFOLIATE, adj. bveiblatterig. TRIFOLIOLATE, adj. B. T. brCt 33Iatt-- r^eii babenb. TRIFOLY, s. vid. Tricfoil. TRIFORM, adj. breifLiriiiig, uoit bvcifa= cber Oejlalt, breigeflalt. To TRIG, V. a. mit bent .<3emmfc^ub, 93rem« ober ber .§emmfette aiil)aUen, ^emmeii (3iaber). TRiGAMY, ,9. bie brcifac^e ©be, G^c mit brei SBeibeni ober bvei 3)iaunern. TRIGEMINOUS, adj. bvciboppcU, brei= fact). . TRIGGER, s. 1. ber .gemmfc^ub, 3tab= fc^ut), 33rem§, bte Ctabfpcrre, .§emm= fette; 2. ber 3)riiifer, Steeper (am ©enjcbre); v-j. (out giiittenfc^lo^) — blade, bcr 3lb8ug ; — guard, ber 53iigel ; — plate, ba's 3lbjiig«ble^. TRIGINTALS, s. pi. vid. Trentals. TRIGLYPH. s. jirch. T. bie 5:righ;pl)e, ber ^Dreifc^life. TRIGON. s. 1. Jlst. (S- Jlstrol. T. ber ge= britte ©cbeiti, baS SreiecE; 2. c'tne 9lvt breiecjige .Barfe ; Astrd. t-.«. the fiery — ,bie 3iifammentiinft bcgSBibs bcrS, Somen uiib Scbiijen; the airy — , bie 3iifammeiifuiift ber S^illin: ge, ber SBage uub bcS 9Baffernian= lies ; the watery — , bie 3llf<'ll'llicn= fiinft beg JtrebfeS, <2forpioii« unbber Biffbe ; the earthly — , bie 3iiUimiiien= fitiift beS ©tiers, ber Sungfrau imb bes ©teiubocfs. TRIGONAL, adj. Mat. T. breiecf ig. TRIGONOMETRICAL (.ade. — ly), adj. trigonoinetvifc^. TRIGONOMETRY, s. M:it. T. bie XxU gonometrie, -Dveiecfglebve. TRIGONOUS, adj. B. T. breiecfig, bvei= fettig. TRiGYN, s. B. T. bte ^^pi^'j^ ""i bre! ^ifliireii. TRiGYNiAN, adj. B. T. brei Spijlillcba* beub. TRiHEDRAl/, adj. bvct gleicbe ©citcn babenb, gleicl)bieiftitig. TRIHEDRON, .?. o. T. bie Sigur son bvei gletd)en ©eiten. TRUUGOUS, ar/j. B. T. breipaarig. TRILATERAL, adj bveifeitig. TRILINGUAR, adj. bvcifpvadjig. TRILITERAL, \.adj. bveibiid)ftabig ; ll s. baS bvcibnrf)ftabige liJort. TRILL, s. ber driller, Slvemulant. To TRILL, V. I. a. S,- n. tvillcm, XnU(t fcf)lagen ; n. n. to — (down), bcrnb- triipfeln. TRILLION, s. bie 3;vifJtDn. TRILOB.Vl'E, adj. B. T. bveila}>})tg. TRII-UMINAR, Triluminoi's. adj. mit bvei Sicbfevn, bveifacl) evteuc^tet, brei= fad) leiicbtciib. TRIM (adp. — ly), I. adj. iiett, iiieblicS, l)ub{(S), fc^ini, gepii^t, geflittert; il. .«. viiig. bcr ipn^, bie (Viittcr, ber ©taat, Slnfjug, bie *iln§riiftnng ; jv^7'-s. — of a sinp, bie gleicbma'tjige edjroere (baS @leid)geand)t) ciueS ®d)[ffc8 ; to find tlie — of a vessel. flllSfinbig iiiacbeu luie ein ©cbiff am befteit fe= gelt ; she is in her sailing — , ba3 ©d)iff ift auf feiuen $ii5 gefaben : out of — , ans bent ©leidjgewicbt (boii ber Sabnng be§ ©d)iffc«) ; — of the lioid, bie bev ©egelfd)nelligfeit i)OV= tbcill>aftcjle ^Bcitbeilnng bes Salk= fteS ; — of the masts, bie V'ovtl^eils baftefle ©teUung bcr SDZaften sum ©egeln. To TRIM, V. r. a.i. pufecit, fdjmiiden, eiiifaffcn, befe^cn ; auspn^en, auS- beffcrn, nufflii^en ; 2. barbircn ; 3. befd)"eibeu, yfrfdjncibcit ; flufecn ; M: 7'-s. to — a boat, ciu 5?00t iu8 (551eic^geiuid)tfeijcit, gcl^ihig jum ©e= geln eiuridjten ; to — the hold, ben (=;d)iffsranm ftanen ; to — the sails, bie iScgcl (nac^ ber 3fJid>tung beS SBinbeS) fielicn, ober rcbbevn; on8= riifieu; to — the fire, bag SenfV (') ; to — oi\;ab' jinljeii, befdjiieiten ; to — up, ans= pnfeen, aufpu^en, nnsftafftrcu, aM- bcftern ; H. v. es balb mit eiiicr, balb mitbcraubevn'4-^»""tEt b'llf*'", fc^»au= fen. TRIMETER. L .». ber 2,rimcter, bret= tactige (fcc^3fiii)ige jambifc^ej UiivS; II. adj. bveitaetig. TRI.METRICAL. adj. tvimctrifc^, auS Srimetern beftebfub. TRIMMER,*. 1. ber ungate SDJenfc^, Uebevtciufer, aBetterbabii ; 2. *Put}= matter, bie ^nfemacbcvinu; 3. 7". bet Sc^Iiiffflbalfcn, Svumpf, SBedjfel (red)tminflid> eingcfelgte Salfen in bie .^nupttvcigcr eineS (SebaubeS) ; — hooks, ©eftangeln, Staditangeln. TRIMMING, s. bcv 9lufpu6, bie aSerjie^ rung, 3lu8flaffirung, t>ex Sefa^. TRIMNESS, s. bie ?Jettigfeit, ?lieblii'5= feit, ber nette ^Injiig, $itft. TRINAL, adj. gctritt, bvcifiid). TRINE, L s. .^st. T. ber gcbrittc ©c^cin ; II. adj. breifncb. To TRINE, V. a. Ast. T. ill bcn gcbrittcn ©djeirt ftcllctt. TRINERVATE, ) adj. B. T. mit brei TRINERVE, > ©efaijbiiiibclii i'ft» TRINERVED, S fel)Cll ; brcirivjJig. 457 TRIP TllIU TROM JTRl.NCJLE, s. Arzh. T. bif 5piattc ; bte Jtrainltiflc. rRiNiTARr.\N, s 1. bfv T)ificiiiii]fcit«= betcitiifr; 2. Siriiiitavier (ciiic 3Jrt aJZouclje). TRINITY, s. bie Srciciui^ffit; — grass, btr .giaftuflce, baS .^)afein.ifijt= C^eil l^Trifuliinn arvense — />.) ; — house, tin 3)2aviiic9erii-^t jn Sept= forb ; — Sunday, bcr SrcitiuigfcttS? fcnntag. 1T.INKET, .«. 1. jv. T. bo§ Srninfegcl ; 2. bfl- SailD ; trinkets, pi. HS SlittCV= »vfvf, bei- Jt.\;am; S5iiouterteii ; bte Jitiibcrcieii, Saiibckieii. I'RINOMIAL, aiij. Mat. 'I', bvfirttieberig. TRIO, s. Mhs. t. bn« Xxi^, Svcifpic'i, brcifttinmtgc Sioiiftiicf, bie bfeifttm= • iniijc 3Jiiifif, bag dpnccrt v>mi bret Stimmeii; — tables, bret Sif^djeit jum 3tii«jiel}cn tinb (Siufcijicbcn. I'RroCTiLE, i\ jiiiroi. T. bcr 2;viocH(= fc^ciii. 7'u TRIP, u. I. a. 1. ctii 53ettt flcUcu, untci-fc|)lai3Cit ; 2. iitev bcii .giniifeu tuevfeii; 3. faugeii, eitnppcii, ubcf=' fallen; to — ■ the anchor, JV. T. bcil *JIntcr Ii4)tcii; to — (one) up, (eiiicm) fin 33cin ficlleji, iiiiteifdjiagcM, ja §8obcu wevfcii ; fig. aulflec^ea, iiber= lijicu; II. n. 1. ftiMticfceln, ftot^jent, pa= (jen u. f. av, ja'ifd)cn j;rci Drtcn. TRIPARTIENT, ai/j in M'ci .Xf)eilc tf)Ct= lenb. TRIPARTITE, o*;/ bicittjcilig ; bvcifaci) auSgcfevtigt ober cepivt, I'RiPARTiTiON, s. bic 5;f;ctlnug in bret £[)eilc. TRIPE, s. ba4 Gingemeibc, ©cbann, bie Jt'albannen, jtutfein ; — house, ber Jtuttclfiof, (SitIad)tl)of ; — man, et= iiev ^er ,tutteln uevtauft ; — market, ber Jtuttelmavft. TRIPED.VL, adj. brcifli^ig. TRIPENNATE, mlj. B. T. bVCtfac^ ge^ ftebcrt. IRIPERSONAL, adj. anS bvct SPcrfoncn bejlc()cnb. TRiPETALOUS, adj. bvciblattevig (yon einer 53lnnie). TRIPHANE, s. ber S;vipf;an, vvi«matt= fc^e Xviplxinfpath. TRIPHTHONG, s. ber S;riv^t[)ong, Sreilaut, 2)veilautev. TRIPHTHONGAL, adj. ctncn ©veitaut bctreffcnb. TRIPHYLLOUS, adj. B. T. bvciblatte= rig. TRIPINNATE, adj. rid. Tripennate. TRIPLE, mij. bveifad) ; brei SJal ; — time, Mits. T. bcr 2;vipel= (ober nnge= vabe) Xaa ; — nerved, B. T. breivip= X>u^ ; — nphris. bie .^ernmbraf)t, bic fpiralforniige DpljriS {O/dms .^lumiis — /J ; — salts, C'A. 7\ Soppelfalje (Saure mit jwci 33ofcn ycrbanbcn). To TRIPLE, V. a. ucvbreifacl;en (vid. 'Jo Treble). TRIPLET, «. 1. brei 5!)inge uon berfel= ben 2Jrt, bn« ®rciblatt; 2. («• — rt-.vmes), brei SBcrfc miteinevlei (Snb= 458 vetnt, b( c l^veireini ; triplets, pi. Mus. T. Srio/cn. TRIPLIC\TE, adj. breifa(!!>; — ratio, .niiit. T. baS brei'fac^c 23er^altni9. TRIPLICATION, s. 1. bic iBev&reita= rf)nng ; 2. L. T. (int Kioilgefefe) vid. SuRRt:.IOINDER. TRIPLICITY. s. bie 1)rctfact)I)eit. TRIPLY-RIBBED, adj. B. T. bvcirippig. TRIPOD, s. ber SSreifuO. TRIPOLI, s.l. (bie Stabtnnb D}cpn= blif) Sripclig; 2. bic Svippclerbc, ber 2;ripel ; 3. tui §]jpleifrant, bie blane ,KamiUe : ■— stick, ber Spolir= ftpcf. TRiPOLiNE, adj. ln)>elartig. TRIPOS, vid. TRipon. TOIPPER, s.l. berStrauf^eInbe,(2tPl= pernbe; 2. Sivippclnbe, 2;ripplcr, . -^iipfer. TRIPPING {adn. — ly), adj. flinf, [(^ncll, frifc^, lebl)aft. TRIFI'OTE, s. Oram. T. ciit nnr in brei ©nbnngcn gct)ranrf;It.). TRiTONE, 5. Mas. T. bic iibcrmiijiige Onartc. TRiToxYD, .. T. pvgcln, riibrftt, fc^rcien wie cia.§irfd) in bcr ©ranft. TROAT, s. .s/,. T. 'tai Drgcin (baS ®f= fc^vei bc8 iDrnnftl)irfttcg}. TROCAR, s. s. T. bcr SvDcar (jiu 3ii- [tramcat jam ?ibjapfen). TROCHAIC, ? ndj. T. tvoc^nirij, an« TROCHAICAL, ) 2;Vpc^ncn bcftcbenb; — verse (or Trochaic), bcr trpcijaifc^tf ascrs. TROCHANTERS, .«, ?V. ./}. T. bie U{t\i^ t)iigcl, 3;rod;antevn. TROCHE, .9. biis ^i(r5eneiEiir|cIc^CR, Slrjcaeitcifeldjcn, ^^(i^id)ca. TROCHEE, s. Gram. T. bCr 3:rod)anS. TROCHIL Trochiumv, s. 1. bcr Siolu bri ; S'H'ufiJnig ; bcr eg*.i)3tifc^t Stvanbliinfer {Cursor ciarndvioidcs — rvafricr) ; 2. j9reA. T. bic (5iujiel)jing, ©cotie, ber 3::rod)iIaS. TROCHIUC, adj. umbrcbanflSfa^ig. TROCIHLICS, «. /)/. 7'. bic 3^aberfanb« (SBifTcnfc^aft son bcr Sevuegung be» 91aber unb 2)rcl)senge). TROCHINGS, s. pi. Sp. E. bic Snbeu, Slcftc^cn am .§irfc^gewcii;c. TROCHISH, s. vid. Trochk. TROCHiTES. . aerte JKreifctfc^aecfei'.. TROCHLEA, s. A. T. bit S'rpcWca bit Drbita (3iollc bcr 5higeal)ijhle). TROCIILEARY, ndj. A. T. — muscte, ber obere fd)iefc SlagcnmnSfel ; — nerve, bcr afJoUmagfelncnj. TROCHOID, s. vid. Cycloid. TROGLODYTE, s. bcr Xrpglobijt, .^0^= lcnbcmoI)uev. To TROLL, V. I. a. \. rpllcn, Icit^l berocgen ; 2. bcramgebca taffcn (ben i3ed)er bciin S^riafen) ; to — awaj'; gcfc^iuinb abthan, abmadjen; II. n. \. trpllcn, ratfd)ea, fdileabevn; 2. mit bcv SftPllaagel fifcbea, (— foi pikes), .^cdjte angehi; to — about, rollcn; bci'um laiifcn, bentm fci)Icn» ber a. TROixop, s. bie Sd)Inmpe, Sc^IantV^- TROMBONE, .«. bie ^^ipfaaiic. TROMP, .«. 7'. ein bi)liierne8 Gi)lm- bevacblafc. TROU TRUE TRUN TROMi'l[<, s. etite Dcffmuii] im I)6{- jcviitu ©i)liiibcv(}eblafe. tROOP, s. 1. bci- 2;vuviv .5aiiff(n), bie Stellar, 3lotk; 2. bic (Sscabvpii ; 3. bie Srf)rtufpidei-tvuppe, (2d;aii= (viclm^efellfctaft ; — siiip, ba« S;rau«pOl'tfci}iff; — s of the line, bit Sillicnfnippcn ; revenue — , cill dori'S Snyalibeii im Sieuft bcr ofl= titbifrfjcu 6omvagiiie. To TROOP, V. n. 1. ill ^aufcit gc^eii, ijaufcitwcirc jic^cn ; tit >P>niifeii foin= iiicii, fid) biiufeit; 2. in (5tle ge^eit, cilcii; 3. in 53cj}(cttuitg ffi)u ; to — away, to — off, fic^ bivjoit inac|eit, baupri taiijcii; fid) pacfcn. TROOPER, .?. bee Slcitev ; — 's horse, tdS aictterpfcib. TROPE, s. lih. r. bcr Sivovnis, figiirlis t)ac, bnS iSic= ge^iicicten ; 2. Arch. T. bie 2;ropl)ac, (SBaffeuocrjienmg) ; — nmney, eiii ©cfrag, bcii bic .gditSbe^^er iinb ©vuitbcigeiUtiiimec ja^rlii^ fiir S:vonimelii, gal)iien, it. f. w. it)vcr 5}JiIijcompagiiie jal)lcii miiffeit. THOPic *. Jist. T. bie ©oituenroenbe, bee aBetibcfrcio, aOciibesii-fel ; — bird, bcr Jivovifyogel, bie S^ropifs cute {.Phaet,m — i\.). TROPICAL («rf«. — ly), nilj. 1. tro= Vifcfe, u:ic!i-iciitli($, bilbtid)", ftgiivlid) ; 2. Jist. T. ju belt aBciibcjirfelit gep^ rig; — fruits, bic 6iibfriid)tc ; — writing, bie t)icrogIi,ip^ifd)e obers8il= ierfdjrift. TROPJST, s. ber 3Iinveiibcr yon 93it= bent iDib ®[civ-3&niffcu ; bee bic l)ciligc Sc^fift bind; folc^e crflavcn will. TROPOLOGICAL {ado. — ly), adj. I)i[b= licfe, ftgiirlid). TROPOLOGY-, s. bcr biiblic^e 9Sor= tvag, bie figiiilic^e (uiteigeiitlic{)e) •Spreitart. To TROT, V. n. 1. trsftirett, trotter., Zxah reitcu, traben ; 2. fd^nelt ge= heit; to — off, bauoit reiteu; to — out, vorreifeii. TROT, s. 1. ber Srott, Zxnl ; 2. (old — ), coni. bnl flftc 3Beib. TROTH, «. + bieSreiie; fffiabrfieit; in (or by my) — , + in aBa^rf)eit. TROTTER. .». 1. ber Srotter, Xraber, 2. @d)af«fu^. TR01T1NG, s. ba« S:raben ; — horse, ber !£raber. TROURADOUR, s. ber Siroubabom-. ro TROUBLE, V. n. 1. ftiireit, beiuivu= ifiigeii, befd)iuerli(^ fallen: 2. t)er= iBirreit, in Unorbiiung brtitgcn; 3. (one's self) fic^ a}iiibe mac^en, bcniii^ Jieii, funinicrii, befiimmcrn : fid) 0orgc, SBerbruy inac^eu ; 4. triibeti; to — one's heud about, ft4 ©ebrtllfcil inrtd)Cn tibcr..; don't — my head with it, niac^t mir bamit ben Jtopf ntc^t iDarm. TROUBLE, .'. l.bic (Stiirnng, i33ern3ir= nuig, bcr ?lufrul;r ; 2. bic Uurubc, SPJiibc, Scfd)Uicrbc; 3. (Sorge, bcr Serbi'Up, Jl'umincr; bie 91oth, Hi Ungeiihid), Uiigtiitf, Uebcl, I'eibcn, (5'lenb ; to put one to — , einciu 2)?iil)e iiiiif^cn. TRQUBLER, s. ber 93citinu^igcr, Un= rubflifter; i!«entcinrta)ev, jBJeittcr, 9lufn)ieglcr, (griebeuS^yiStorer. TROUBLESOME {ddu. — ly), adj. 1. .torciib; uiinibig; 2. iniibfaiii, 6c= fd)iucrlic^, lafitg, bcrbriefjlid) ; beuu= tubigcnb, fiimnicryoll ; — ness, s. bic 9Riibfninfcif, '>yefd)»erlid;feit, Sa= f^iUii, iicrbrtcfjlidjfeit. TROUBLOUS {adv. — ly), adj. I. HUriU big ; 2. ocrmorrcn. TROUGH, s. bcr 3:rog, bieiKiUbe; 2. baSJlanot; 3. bcr 2JJiiI)lgrabcn, ba« ©criuiic; 4. Sca lung ber I;ol)le aiiaum jn3ifd)cn jmci 2i3eflen. To TROUL, vid. To Troll. To TROUNCE, v. a. vuig. ftrcngc flra= fen, abftrafcn. TROUT, s. (common — ) bic (^OVcIIc ( Salmofiirio — L.) ; — colo'jfed horse, cin wcipcS, fd)mnrj, !aflaniei!= obcr rotbbraun gefpreuEelteS SJiferb; — fisliinff, bcr SorcUcnfiing ; — stream, ber (5f0vellcnbai1). TROVE, treasure — , vid. Treasure. TROVER, s. J.. T. bie Sefi^erlan= gung ; action of — , bic 3ui"iiif Scfcule laufcii; ll. (n//u. — ly), adj. iiiiigig gcbenb ; faul, tragc; fiiulcnscnb, tanbclub. To TRUANT, r. n. iiiiipig gcl)en, fail; Icnjcn, tie (2d)ule f4)i»miscn. TRUANTSHIP, s. bcr iWJupiggang, bie Biiulbeit. TRUBS, s. pi. ajiorc'bein, grbiiiifTc. TRUCE, .■,. ber 3i5affcnflillfit.inb ; bie ^jpaufe, 3{ut)c, (fiivje) Srift; to keep — , fid) ftill vcr^altcii ; flagof— , vid. tmtcr I'luf;; — breaker, bcr 2;reiibi-it= d)ige. TRUCHMAN, s. bcr Sragomart, 2)oI= mctfrfcer. TRUCiDATiON, *. bie evmorbung, Dlicbcrmc^elung, ba8 23lutbab. To TRUCK, ,,. I. a. taiifd;cn, t>ertau= fdjen, nii^taiifdicii, e!iitiiufd)en, uni= taiifd;en ; to — for, ti-iufd)cn gegen . . ; II. n. 2;aufc^bn libel trcibcn. TRUCK, s. 1. bcr Xaxi^^, (aSanvcn=) 5:aufii)bflnbe( ; 2. ba8 flcinc (innfftoc) 3iab, iJaffettem-ab, Slocfrab, dWo obllC ®pcid)CU ; 3. {—. carriage), ein iiicbrigcr SBngen (3iofImageii, Slocf= iDagcit) fiir fd)iocrc ©iitc'r; JV. T-s. Trucks, pi. Jliiijpfc an giaggenftijifen, «. f. ru. ; trucks of the parrels, bic fllad- tlotcn ; trucks of the shrouds, 2Banb= flotcn. TRUCKAGE, s. r«/5-.ber3;aufd)5anbeI. TRUCKER, s. vii/ff. bcr 3;aufd)banbler. TRUCKLE, iT. ba§ tleinc 3Jab, 9iabd)ert, bie aJolle ; — bed, bag 3fioflbctt. To TRiJCKr.E, V. V. fid) niitcrroerfen, (5U Jt'reiijc) fried)cn, ftd) fd)miegen. TRUCULENCE,... 1. bic 2Bilb^cit, ®it= tcnioftgfcit; 0raufamteit : 2. ber fd)vcrflid)e yinblirf. TRUCULENT, ar/j. 1. ftjilb, ftttcuIoS ; graufam, barbarifd); 2. jerftin-enb: 3. furd'tbar, fitvccflitt). To TRUDRE. V. n. holkw, fdifciibcrn, fd)iucrfaHig l)ingef;en; fid) fortf^lcp= yen, traben, unil)ci-jie^en. TRUDGEMAN. s. vid. Truciiman. TRUDMOULDV, s. vnig. bie fd)niu§igc la=' fen, in bie Xrompetc ftoticn, frompe= ten, pofaunen; bci 5;rompetenfd)aII iefannt mad)en;^y bcfannt madieii, ongpofaunc n ; to — forth, angblafcn, angpofauncn, ^erpofannen. TRUMPETER, s. 1. bcr 2;rompeter ; ^ofauncnbtafer; 2. jig. >ilngpoj^an= Iter ; 3. bcr 5;rompctciit>ogel (Psophia. — I.) ; eineSaubenart; — 's muscle, ji. T. 6cr 2:rompetermugfel, 33atfen= ningfct. TRUMPLTKE, adj. trompctciiafjitlid), trompctcnartig. To TRUNCATE, v. a. uerfliimmclit, yerfiirjcn, abtiirjcn, finfctn. TRUNCATE, Truncated, adj. &■ part. B. &ofcn, qjlubev^ofe'i; — clips, /)/ Jtoffevbefc^Uigej —crab, bnS j^EoVlievfc^ilb (Cancer uramdata — I.) ; — a&h^ bev bveierfige ^pattjer; ObeV Jloffevftfc^ (Ostracion triqunter — /..) ; — hasps and staples, pi. Jloffev= iibcvfalle mit Debfeii; — lock, bas Sallfc^loO; — maker, bev Jl'offev= matter, Safc^uev; — root, bie istamnianivjei. I'RUNKED, auot)lgeftammte ?3dumc. a-RUNNION, ;r. Oun. T-s. beV Sc^ilb^ japfcit ciiier J?aiiotie; — holes, y. bie ©cbilbSnpfeitlageit ; travelling —holes, vi. bie 'Diarfc^tai^er ; — plates, vl- bie ©c^ilbjapfenvfaitneu uitb Sdjilbja; VffiibedFcl ; — rin;,', bcv Sleif »ov ben Scbibjapfen; moulders of the trun- nions, ;,/. bie ©cf)ilb5ai)fenfctc!beu. TRUSiON, «. ba« fctotleu, bcv @to5. TRUSS, s. 1. bas Snub, 33iinbel; *4>a(fd;cn; 2; s. r. syanb, 33vmt= banb;- 3. a*, t. bie 9?ncftalje bev im= tevu 3?nnenj ciu 2;aii, baS ben 93raim-aaen jum 9}iiro= ben, pviifcn, bnrd) (Svfabrung feniicn Icvncn, auf bie ^vpbe ficUcn ; 2. yev: fuc^en, ciitcn iSevfucb madjen ; 3. fluterfnc^cn, ucvboren; 4. ycv (Sc< ridit bvtngcn, fldJcn; 5. veinigcn, yerfeinern ; to — back, Sp. t. ^uViici fudien, bie (?a^rte tciebcr fucbcn(yon ^afcnbnnben) ; to — for, flvebciti tvad)teu nad) . . ; to — a liquor, 93ranntroeiu vcctificivcn; to — me- tals, 3??etaIIe veinigcn, raffinircn ; to — tallow, JEalg ou^fcbmeijcn; to — one, Semaubcn yevbin'cn ; to — a bataliion. Mil. T. bag 53ataiIIpn pnV fen, ob jcbe 9lbt()cilung wciji mie fte gcnannt wirb ; to — one's fortune, fcin ®lii5 ycrfn^en ; to— it out, et» was bnvc^fc^cn. TRY, (in compos.) JV. T-s. — sail, etn' @cl)nanfege[ ; — saii-iine. bcr iSfan= bcv cincs' t^licgcrS; — sail mast, bet ©djnaumaft. TRYSTING. 171 compos. — place, bcr ^ppficn, Stanbovt, 93cvfiiinm!nngsort (auf bcr 3agb) ; — tree, baS maU jcid^cn. TUB. s. bas ga9, bie S:pnne, J?ufe, SBittte, SButtc, aSannc, bcv Ruber, Jliibel; — fish, bie Secfdjumfbe (Trigla hirtindo — /, ) ; tale of a — , fff. cin 5[mmenmard)en ; — for flowers, bcr 5?Iumenfiibel ; — man, bcr Slnwalt bcim (Sc|a&fammcvge= rid)t. To TUB, V. a. cinfyiinbcn (in ein Sap) ; cinfefien (in cinen syiumcnfiibel). TUBE, ... ba« giiobr, bie 3Ji.Unc, ^Pftife ; bcv SBeinbebcv; bie (sprite ; bcr (S^linber, jlanal; b. t. bie i)i5f)ve; Mil. T. bie ©c^iagrobve ; air — , bie ?uftvpbre; eustachian — , Jl. T. bie (Suftadjifc^e 3ipbve; optic — , ba3 ©ebrobv ; torricellian — , P!iy. T bic tpvicclltfc^e SRiJbrc, bev g3arpmetcv ; vitreous tubes, bie 33(i§robren, bcv Snlgnrit; — box, Jiw. T. bie <2d)(ag= rijbrtafd)e ; — name, t. bie g{i>t5= renmafd)ine, bcr ®cfd)iyiiibigfetti3= bevbopplev ; — iron, SJobreueifca (ju ®a§=, aSaffev=?eitungen) ; — worm, bcr Oivuntd, Spvifeiunrw (Sipunctdus — I, ). To TUBE, V. n. ir.ii 3ip(>rcn oerfeben. TUBER, TUBERCLE, . 9, 1. bcV -Sitbcf, bic ©cule, Sinnc, 58Uittcr, .^i^blat* tcv; 2. bcr Jlnclien. TUBERCULAR, } adj. binfcvig ; 2:u= TUBERCULOUS, J bcrrclu entbalteiib. TUBERCULATE, TUBERCULATED, adj. mit Siuberfeln bcbccft. TUBEROSE, s. biC StubCVpfe (Pohjattthes tuberostis — L,.). TUBEROUS, adj. fnptig, fnorrig, h\oU fig ; — bitter-vetch, bie fiipUige ^rt>e (Orobiis tuberosus — /,.) ; — lathyrus, bie ©Vbfcige { iMhyrus tuberosus — /-.) ; — ■ rooted sunflower, bie @vb= bivn, ®runbbirn (HcUantlms tuberosus — L.). TUBiPORES, s.pi. bic spfcifcnfpraUcn, Dvgelforallen. TUBIPORATES, s. pi. Sllbiporitftt, S3erflcincvungen son >§alinfpvaUt= nen. TUBULAR, TUBULATED, adj. robt^ fpvmig, vp^renfijvmig, rSbvenavtig, pfeifcitavtig : tubular' fossil, bie yer« flcinerte 9tSbvcnfd)nccfe, bcr 3;ubu* lit. TUBULE, s. bte fieine CfJiibrc. TUBULlFORM, adj. vijbrciifijnntg. TUBULOUS, adj. vid. Tubular. TUCK, s. 1. bcr Stpgbegen ; (Stotfbe* gen ; ba8 SJappier ; " 2. ?Je6 ; 3. .Oaarncfe; bie Salie, bcr ginft^Iag, Umfd)lag; — of a .=hip, JV r. bet untevfte Sbeil bc« (2d)iff«=®picgcf4 5roifd)cn .Qccfbaifen nnb aBprpcn; — rail, JV.V. bie ^eific an bcv pbcrn TUMB TUNE TURB ®ttte its .§cifbn(feii8 ; — stick, bcv To TUCK, V. a. (niif)fcf)iirjen, jiifam= 'yeitiictjiiicit, biiibcit, (aii)fteiffii ; to — tack, juviicf jicrfeii, siiiiicfitebiiifii, {)tii= teit aufbtiibcit ; to — in, citifdjlagut, umft^lajjeu, cimvtcfcln ; to — up, auf= fc^iirSfu", ciufbiiitcn, nufjlcdcii, auf= fc^Iajjeit, ^tiiauf jic^cii, jtitf^nim- Vftlt ; to — up onu's sleeves, fi^ bic (^emb--)5lermcl auft}veifc(l)u. TUCKER, 5. bev 33iuftfti-etfeii, .§al«= flrcifcn. TUCKET, s. 1. bte 51eif({)=®c^nitte ; 2. ciii iBiH'fpicl auf ber Siiompete ; bcr Xnid). TUESDAY, s. ber S^tcnfiajj. 'i'UFA, s. vid. Ti;ff. TUFACEOUS, a.). Tn TUG, «. a.&v. i. }ief)cn, jcrrctt, fc^leppen ; 2. balden, stipfeit, jaufeii ; 3. arbeitcit, ftrcbcii, fid) aiiftietigeii, fireitcu, famvfcn ; to — at the oar, fiart riibevn. ruG, s. 1. ber (fiarfej 3ug, 9?u(f ; baS 3cvveu ; bie 'iliiftrciujutig ; 2. bcr fflnufjoliwagcn ; to give a — , flavf ailjie^CU ; — boats, viil. Tow-boats ; — chain, bte Sfeucrfctfc; — pin, bcr aSorftediiagel, ^uguagel (anber2Ba= gcitbcic^fcl . rUGGER, s. ber fiarf 3te{)cnbe, (S^lcpvcnbe ; ft^roer 5lrbettenbc, Jtampfeiibe. TUGGINGLY, adv. luit 2}iUt)C, mu^= fam. TurrroN, «. 1. bie (sonniitibfc^aftlicfce) 31uf|td)t, bcr Sc^ufc; 2. bie 5*el)vauf= ftdjt, (Srjicbiiiin, bcr Uiifcrric^t ; 3. taS Sc^iilijelb, Uutervtrf)t«[;i,Miorar; I h.-id her under my — , id) crtljcilte ibr Uiiterrid)t. TUITIONARY, adj. bCtt Ulltcrtttilt If- treffeub. TULIP, s. bte 3:illpe (.TaUpa—L.) ; — root, bte Siiilpenjancbel ; — tree, bcr 2.lllpetlbaU)lt {Urindendron tulipifera — L.) ; laurel-leaved — tree, bcr 53t= berbaimt {Mrignolia — /,.) ; — shell, bie Jiiilpe (ciiic ?i)?ufd)c() ; — vv-edge, bie ©oitiie (cine 3JJufd)cl) ; — wood, bas Xulpcnbplj. rULLY, s. 2;uUiu«. To TUMBLE, v. a. &-n.i. fallen, piir= jcn, biuiliivjcn, umfliirjcn, fallen ma= cbcn, ju Salie brtngcii, werfen ; \\m- fallcn, nicbcrfaUcn, nicbcvfd)Iagcn, in qroger SMcnge cpUiftli^) bcrabfal= Icn; 2. tvnljcu; ftd) waljcn; 3. tanmcln, (nmmcln ; 4. umriibrcn, buvd)fuc{;cn; bnrdjtaufcu; 5. 5er= fnittcrn, in Unorbnnng bvtngcn; to — down, umwerfcn, tiicberfliir^cn ; etnfliirjen ; to — out, ^inausmcrfen ; to _ over, umriifjren ; buret loufcn, bnirvi'Iafffrn; to — to piecw, in ©n'iife fallen. TUMBLE, 5. bcr gall, (gturj ; to get a — , tanntcln, fallen, ftiirjen. TUMBLER, s. 1. bcr Springer, !SctI= tanker, ©auflcr; 2. bcr "S^nminlcr (cine S^aubenart) ; 3. cine 5Irt 2Binb= i)nnb (cavis vertdgus) ; 4. bcr ©tiirjs farrcn {vU. Tumbrkl); 5. Sti'n'j= bcdier, bas tiefe 3:rinfgcfajj, S3ier= gla§. TUMBREL, TuMBRir-, s. 1. bcr Sturj^ farrcn, ©c^uttfarrcn; (StnrjfarrcH; 2. bcr S;and)fcbciitcl. TUMEFACTION, s. bie Qltiffcbwellung, ®efd)n)ulfl. To TUMEFY, v. I. a. (anf;fd)Wcllcn ; flufblafcn ; IL n. f^ittJarcn, ix\ eincm ®cfd;wiire werbcn. TUMID {adv. — ly), adj. 1. fc^njcllcnb, gcfd)ivoIlcn ; 2. cvbobcn, l;Dd) ; 3. ft^jiuiilfiig, anfgcblafcn; — ness, j. baS (5)efc|iripIIcnc ; bie ScI)Wiil|1ia= fcit, 51ufgcbla|'cn[)cit. TUMITE, ». bcr Xbnnicrflcin. TUMOUR, s. 1. bie @cfrf)»ulfl, Seulc ; fig. ber ©cfcnjul)! ; bie 5lufgcblafen= ^Cit (TO. i"i.). TUMOURED, adj. flnfgerd)n.ipllcn. TUMOUROUS, adj. 1. (anf)fc^n)cllcnb, flefc{)»oIlcn; 2. fc^miilfiig, l)oc^tra= Icnb, aufgcblafcn ov. it.). TUMULAR, adj. bitgclfiuniig. TUMULOSiTY, s. baS ^iigcUgc, 33er5 TUMULOUS, adj. Jiigcltg, bcrgig. TUMULT, s. ber Sumult, ?nrm, bn8 ©etiimmel, bcr 3Iuflauf, SUifrubr. To TUMULT, V. n. Siirin, 3lufrnbr cr= regcn ; in milbcr Sewcgnng fci^n. TUMULTUARY {adv. — ily), adj. tuntul= tnarifd), larmcnb, fiiirmifd), anfriib^ reri rd) ; — riness, s. tai aufriibrerifd)c aScfeu. To TUMULTUATE, v. n. 3Infrnf)r crre= gen, anfrii^rcn, lavnicn, fiiirnicn, anf= rii^rerifd)c 53e»egungcn niad;cn, ra= fen (n. it.). TUMULTUATiON, s. bie anfriif)rcri= fd)c 33etvcgung, ©aijrnng, baS @e= tiiininel,bcr 3lufrnl;r, 2:umnlt. TUMULTUOUS {adv. — ly), adj. Vix- inenb, fiiivniif^, aufriil)revifd), unge= ftiim, tnniultnarifc^. TUMULTUOUSNESS, s. vid. Tumultua- RIN'ESS. TUN, s. 1. bie S:onne (anc^ Ton) ; 2. ein '^a^ son |tvet SPipcn ober 252 ®aUoncn; 3. bic bnlbe ?aft (2000 Spfnnb) ; 4. fig. cine gvpfie 2)icngc; a ship of 200 tons burden, cin»Scl)ifr «on 100 Safl; freight by the — , 3rad)t nac^i ^aftcn; — beified, bi(fbaud}tg; — dish, vid. Tunnel ; — hoof, bcr ©unbcrinann, ba« tSrbepbeu, bte ©rnnbrebe {OUcoma hedemcea — L.). To TUN (up), v. a. trt cinc Sonne Qtcficn, fctiitten, faffcn, anf Baffcr fiillcn. TUNABLE {adv. — ly), adj. JJlcIobifd), barmonift^, wo^lfliitgcnb, muftfa= lifd) ; —ness, s. ber SBoljlflang, bie .^armonie, 2}Jclobic. TUNE, s. 1. ber 2:011, ?a«t; 2. baS ?icb, S:ouftiid; bie SUcIobic, ,gar= irtonie; 3. bcr ©inflang, bie Dib= iinng, Uebcreinftimmnng, (Stim= ninng, (bc^gleifl)cn yi/r.) bie ?annc; the — of a song, bcr Xon cincS CicbcS; to iium a — , cin 2icbd;cit bnninicn ; to sing another — , in ciucm aiibcm S'one fpredicn ; to be in — , gcftimmt fet)n, rein flinimcii, juobi 5U|annncii- ftiinmen ; we are not in — , fig. xoix ftimincrt nic^lf (jnfainincn) ; to keep in — . Son bnltcn ; fur. in gntcnt 33cr= nff}mcn ev(;altcn, aufbcit'crn; out of — , oerjlinimt; ^o-. bci iibler ©tjm» mnng, mi^launtg. 7b TUNE, v.a.^v. lit. f.- fig. 1. ftittt* men, anftimmcn ; 2. tijnen, int ©in- Hang fiugcit; anfiimmen; ^untmeii, tcaHern. TUNEFUL, adj. mclobifd), n50blfltit= gcnb, barmoiiifd), cinhcllig, niuftfa* ltfd^ TUNELESS, adj. iibclflingcnb, mtfi» ^ellig. TUNER, .9. bcr ©ttmmenbe, Stimmcr. TUNGSTATE, s. Ck. T. ba« fc^cclfanrc ©alj. TUNGSTEN, s. bcr uicifJe aSolfrani, Snngfleiit, .). TUPELO, s. bcr JtorEnjurscIbanm {J\ryssa ntjuatica — /..). TURBAN, s. bcr Snrban, fiirlifc^e Snnb ; — shell, bcr Siirfeubunb (cin ©Ccigct, Kchiini.'i cidaris — 7>.) ; — top, bcr Baltenfd)ammni {Hdvciia). TURBANED, adj. cincn Snrban tra; gcnb, mit eincm Snrban bebcdt. TURBARY, s. L. T. 1. ba« OfJcd)t Sov) jn ftccbcn; 2. bcr Sorfgrunb; com mon of — , baS 3?ccbt cincs ^ipadj^ tcr«, anf unangcbautcm s^obcn fci- ncS ©ruiibbcrrn Sorf ^u grabcn. TURBID, adj. triibc, bid, bffig; nn= rubig; —ness, s. baS Sviibc,' 5)i(fe, c^cftge. TURBILLION, s. bcr 2Birbcln3inb. TURBIN, s. bie ,§lnnermufc^e!. TURBINATED, (Turbinate), adj. 1 461 TURK TURN TURN !rcifeIformii], gcroiinbcit, fc^ne(fen= fin-iniii; B. T. fesjflfonnii]; 2. unv= tu'lub (tt). ii.). rtJRBiNATioN, s. bic freifelfonnige 33ciucguii(j, t>ai Jlrcifcln. ruRBiTiJ, s. 1. (— mnt) bie %mWi)= wurjcl, oftiiibtfite ^unjinmirjel ; 2. bie iluvbttt^winbe {Convolvulus tiir- liethum — L) ; 3. ( — mineral) bCV 3:itr&it^, pvcicipifivft cjelbe aJierfur. ruRBOT s. bic SJJecvbutte, Stciiu butte (Plc.uronectes maximus — L) ; — kettle, fill flrojja- Sifc^feffel; — pan, bie Sifcbpfanne. rURBULENCE ( — cv), s. 1. bev Uitge^ ftiim, Stuviu; 9lufni()r, S^itmult; 2. bie ®al)ruiii], iliinil;c, SScrmivntiiij. TURBULENT (at/r. — ly), adj. imcJC= ftiim, iiunif)i(3, jliinnifc^, aufi-iit)rc= vifc^, fieftig. TURCISM, s. bie tiivtifc^e fTJeligioii. TUREEN, .«. bic Xtx'wK, (5iii.H)cufc^iif= fd ; — ladle, bet i'oi'lcijcloffct. TURE. s. 1. bCC 3{afeii; (dry — ) .'5;ovf; 2. ^o[)baUeii,A*ol)fu<^cit; 3. bie (bc= vaf'tc) 3icniiba^n; 4. the — . (obcr gentlemen of the — ), bie 2icb^ilbcv bcr ^Pfcrbcvcnitfu ; green — , bcv (griiitc) 9lafeu; — covered, mit Ola= H'U bfbccft; — drain, ciit >Jlbsii3»(5i\u !bfit in eiiiem S^orfmoor; — hedge, cine Ummaiicnins} yon aiafcnfiiicfcn ; — house, cin ^ans von 3Jafcn gc^ Imitt; — knife, "bci- Stafcnflec^er; — moss, bCC iScirfinoor; — spade, bcv 3lafen= cber 2;ovffvatcn. To TURF, V. a. luit 9iafen bcbccfen, bcvafcn. TUREINES3, s. bcr Ucbcvfintj an 9la= fen, aw Serf. TURFING, part. DOn To Tcbf: — iron, — gpade, bfi- 9Jtifcnfpaten, 2;pvf= fvaten. TURFY, orf/'. 1. bolt 3iafcn, torfcctd) ; 2. bem Sovfe d[)nltrt); a — bog, etn Slorfnioor. VURGENT, adj. vid. Turgid. TURGESCENCE (— cy), s, bie ®e= fcj)mnlil; 9lnfijebnnfenl)cit, >!lnfb(a= i)i>n3;/|'. b« (£:ci;wulfi, bie 3luf3c= bliifcnfjctt. TURGID, adj. gcrittuoHcii ; fi^. aufijc: blafcn, fc^iviiljiiij ; — ness, «. dd. TUROESCENCE. f URGIDITV, s. vid. Turqescence. TURiONiFEROus, adj. fprojTenb, @d)offe treibeub. TURK, .5. ber Siivfc ; — 's-cap, bcr tiir= fifd)e 33linb {IJlium martigon — L) \ ■ — 's head, bCV Siivfcitfopf (Cactus me- locactus — L.) ; — 's turban, etnt ?lft .ga&nenfu'^. I'URKEV, s. 1. bic 2;iir!ci ; 2. — , or — cock, bcv tiivtifcije, calccntif^e (mels fc^C) SQa.\)Xl, 3;vutl)>ll)n, provinc. ^Ut= te ; — buzzard, bcf tvaftlianifd)c @ciev (Vidtur a-ura — /..) ; — cofiee, bcv tiivfifcf)c (obev iKoffa) jlaffcc ; — corn, bci" 3JJatS ; — cotton-yarn, ba§ tiivfifc^e (cdjt votf) (|cfavbtc) ®<\x\\; — cucumber, bie tiivfifc^c ®nvfe, (Sc^tlangcngurtc {Cucumis flcxuosa, — i.) ; — 'eanh, bie tiirfifc^e (ober Ieni= nifc^c) (?rbe ; — esg, ba« ©i ciiicv calccutifrf)cn (obcv 3;vnt=)>0fmtc ; — feather, bie SpfancnfcbCV {Ulva. pa- roiiia) ; — figs, bcc wilbc (unfntcl)t= Imre) "Scigenbanm ; —grass, eine 9lrt Sabcn Dbcf Saitcn, bic in Oftinbicn aii« ben (Sicvflocffabeu bc§ .§aiftfd)f3 pnipartrt wcvben follcn ; — hen. bic liirfifc^c (calecntifd}c) .^enne, XxwU %m\n ; — leather, bag (iirfifd)e ?ebf r, in Safftan ; — miiiet, bev ©ovgfamc (Sargkum — />.) ; — oak-tree, bic 3tntcid)e, tnvtjnnbifc^c (Si^e {Quer- ent eerris — L.) ; — pigeon, btC tiir^ 462 fifc^c S^ante; — powt, bie jungc 2;vutl}enne, bcr jiinge S;rHtf)af)n ; — (oil) stone, bcv OcU (fcinc ©4)lcif=) (Stein. TURKtSH, I. adj. fiivfif(^ ; — earth, bie lemnifc^e (Svbe; ii. s. ba§ 5;iiv= fifc^c. rURKOrS, s. ber Cd)te S;iir!i6 ; — mi- neral, bcr abcnbKinbifc^e Siivfifi. TURKV. s. vid. Turkey 2. TURMAUN, s. ber Sni-nialin, ®rf)ijrt. TURMERIC, s. bie ®e(biinirj, (Siir= Cltme, (Slirciunct {Curcuma lunga — /J. TURMOIL, s. bie Unrn^e, bcr Siumult, 5lnfvnf)r, bn» Octiimnicl. To TURMOIL, V. I. a. bcnnrnf)igcn, Vlagcn, ciitgfligcn ; ll. n. ftt^ dng= ftigeit, iu Unrii^c fcl^n. To TURN, V. 1. a. brcljcn, wcnbcrt, tcn= fen, tcbrcrt, vidjteu; 2. umbvcben, cine SBcnbnng ntac^en, umwenbcn, nnifcbrcn ; 3. bvebcn, brc^fcln ; ge= ftviltcn, bilbcn, formcn, auf uctte 9lvt vcrfcvtigcn; 4. umtcgcn, nmbicgcn; 5. ftumpf marten ; 6. ycrtcl^vcn, iicv= iimnbcdt, yerdnbcrn; 7. nubcra fdr= ben; 8. nmfcftcn; 9. iiberfel}cn ; iibcrtrngcn; 10. f?-fff, llcbclfcit, (2d)roinbct crvcgcn ; 11. mafenfinnig, toll mad)cn, bctbijrcn; 12. fancr inad)cn ; to — one's back (to — backs), ben 3litcfcn wenbcn, fidf) nmwcnbcn; flicf)cn ; serlaffen ; to — a corner, urn eine (§dt bicgcn, nmlcnfcn; to — all manner of colours, nnf alle SiU'tcn fcfeen ; to — all the hands up, allc 2JJannfc|aft (tnfS 33crbccf rnfcn; to — the scale, bcr iJSagfdiaic ben 5lnS- fc^lag gcben; to — sick, franf, bvc= ^cnb mad)cn; to — sugar, ^udex nmrii^ren; to — the stonwch, UcbcU feit uerurfarf)cn, (itd evmccfcn; to — tail. Jig. ^n«flitrf)te fudjen; f(ie= l)cn; abtr'itrtnig werben; to — one's coat, Jig. nbtviinnig wctbcn, iibcr= gebcn ; to — head, cincni uiitcr bie 5lugcn trctcu; to — the liead, ben Jtopf verriicfcn, fc^winbclig mac^en ; to — iiome. nad; .§niife fdjicfen ; to — loose, fabrcn laffen; to — one adrift, cincn bent SBiiibe nnb ben SBfUcn S)!ieiS gcbcn; fortjagcn ; to — the brain, ben 93cv|lanb yeiTiirfcn, toll, rafenb mad)en; to — the edge, ftuniVf mac^en ; to — the penny, fcin Oclb n>ol)l aniegcn, glitcilic^ fpccn= lircn;.to — reins, umiuenbcn; to -— the tables upon any one, etncm ®lci= cbcS niit ®(eid)cni vergelten; to — about, umbrcTjfit, nmf'cbvcn; um= Icgen ; to — about in mind, fg. fiJO^I iiberlcgcn ; to — ag.iin, ftt^ umEc^ven, ftc^ scrtbeibigen; to -^ aside, abmen: ben, ycr^iiten ; to — away, wegn)cn= ben, abrocnben ; abrocifen ; fortjagcn ; nu« bein .§aufe jagen; to — bapk. jnriid gcbcn; to — dowrf, jnviicf fcblagen ; to — down a leaf, cirt &M (in cinem Sndjc) cinfc^Icigcn ; to — upside down (to — topsy turvy), bilS Dberftc jn Itntcrfl fcbrcn ; to be turn- ed for... gcfd)icft fci)n jn..; to -i- from, abwenben, obfcbvcn ; to — in, einivdrts wenbcn, einbicgen, nmtnes gen, cinfd)(agcn; cin^icben, wegnfb= men, J. so. bic ©cfc^ii^c won finer (^vonte; to — into, ycncanbeln; iibcr= fcfecil; to — all into money, 91Uc« jU (Sclbc mad)cn, uerfilbcrn, ver= wertbcn, vealifircn; to — off, ab= wcnben, ableiifcn ; fortfdjiijcn, cnt= laffcn, ben 3lbfrt;ifb gcbcn; aufgcben, entfagcn; that will — him off, ba« bringt ibn jur 9^nhe ; to — on, juviitf fallen, Icnfcn, Ictfcn anf . . ; to — out, ^ciMigfcbien ; IfjinauSn'crfen; 1)erauS jagcn; ansbiefen; to— cm the lo.iding, anS ciiicnt 'Scljijfc in eia anbeica (abcn, nmlabcn; to — out casks, M. K. Sdffer fliivjcn; to — out (off), fortfagen ; to — out of doors, jur X^iw [)inanS trevfcn; MHPh-s. to — out the guard, bic SBat^c l)eran8= jieben; to — out the line, BOrtVftcn laffcn, tjcraHSjifljcn, j. 33. gvti= Willige ; to — out lo (into) the world, in bie njcite SBclt fd)irfcn ; to — over, nmnjcnbcn, umft^lagen (bie SBlattcr cineS 33nd)c§), iibcrbldttcvn, burcb= blattern; iibertragen, iibcrgeben; i\u riirfnjctfcn ; »ort bcr Seitcr ober bciu jtarrcn fiogen fvon ben jiim @algcn ycrnrt^filttn yjerbrec^crit) ; fc^iebcn nnf . . ; please — over, {ahbr. p. t o ) wenben Sic gcfdlligfl nm, (am guve bet ^Blattfcite cineS iSricfe« (ahbr. ro. ©. g. U.) ; to — over in one's mind, bariiber nad)bciifen ; to — over a new leaf, anberc 3JJafivegeln nct;mcn, an= bcrcr Saiten nnfjiet)cn, fcin Sebcn dnbern ; to — round, l)crum brff)eit, winben anf . . ; to — to, gereic^cn ; iibertragen ; to — to oil, jn'Ocl'Tiiev= t(cn; to — under, ftc^ nicbcrbiegcn, fid) nac^ uiitcn nnifc^iagcn; to — to advantage ( — to account, to profit), isortbcil gcmiil}rcn, gnt anSfallen, fid) ycrii'.tcrcffivcn, ©eivinn abwcr= fen ober bringcn ; to — up, umwcn= ben, nmbicgcn, nmfc^lagen, in bie .§i.>be febrcn, nnffc^lagcn, aufmcrfen, auffliil?)en ; Typ. T. "b^^^ format ubei-= fc^lagcn, nmfcblagen ; to — up the tables, bic 2;ifc^e jnfammcnfdjlagen unb njcgrdumcn ; to — up one's nose, bie ?}afe riimpfen ; to — up one's eyes, bic 5lngen auffc^lagcn ; to -— up the whites of one's eyes, baS 2Beii5C tit ben Slngcn verEebrcn ; to — the argu- ments of an opponent ujwn himself, bic ©riinbe eincg ©cgnerS gegen ibn fdbft brauc^cn; II. n. 1. ft^ brcben, fid) menbcn, fid) ric^ten; ftci umbrc ^en, fii-^ nmirenben, fiil) umfcbrcn ; 2. fid) befe^ven ; 3. cintcbren ; 4. fic^ anf cine cnbcre Seite jvcnbcn, cine anberc 9Jic^tnng gcbcn ; 5. njcrben, ft^ ycnvanbcln ; 6. ninfcftlagcn, )i<:x' bcvbeit, fancr rocrfcen ; 7. nuJfallen,, fid) eiibcn ; 8. fd)nniibelnb irerbcu; to — bankrupt, 53antcrott macfeen, falliren ; to — sick, fauer lucrbcn ; to — home, nac^ >&'i«fc gcbcn! to — pale, erbiaffcn ; to — physician, Slrjt wcrbcn ; to — poet. Sic^ter werben ; to — short, V'liJ<rf) nmnjenbcn, um= febren, cinbalten; to — sour, fancr ivctben; to — white, \w\^ wcvbcn ; when the times — , lucnn ftd) bie 3^'= ten dnbern ; to — about, fid) nnibre= I)en ; to — away from, abwcic^cn yon . . ; to — away from ony, cincS ^artct uevtaffen ; to — back, juriiif fcbreu ; to — in, cinfebren; m ^ctt gcbcn; my head turns round, CS SUirb niir fd)n3inbelig ; to — to, fic^ suenben nac^ . .; ftc6 binmenbenvgd) wenben jn..; 3iiflnd)t nebmen; ftc^ anf> fd)lagen, fid) in bie ,§i)be gcbcn ; to — up a blank, mit cin'cr Dlictc bcr= an^fommen ; to — upon, mcnben ober fict) rocnben, ftc^ ri4)ten anf . . , ge= ratben anf . . , gegen ..; Jig. (^Waw^ gen yon . . ; to — upon one's heels, ftd) auf bem Slbfalje b""nmbrcbcn; the conversation turned upon .., ba3 ©cfprdc^ fid OUf . . ; the question turns upon this point, bie Sragc bl'Cbt fici) barnm. TURN.-s. 1. ba« 2)rcben, bie ®rcbnng, Umbrebnng, gcfenjiiignng, SBcnbung, .*)Jid)tnng; 2. SBilbung; JSerdnbe- rnng, bcr SBec^fel; 3. bie gornuQe* TURN TUTE TWEN Halt, iSi(fauit(], 58ffc{)affcur;ei^ 4. bcr iJJfiipbenbaa ; 5. ©aiiji, baa i(ufuiib= uift'evijcl)eu ; 6. fcci- '>£i)fl«ier(}aiij5, Eiii'je -fecij, bie fiivje^infe ; 7. Stnmu nniiuy, bei- l*aiif; ^vrgaiig, baS ^a= bynutt); 8. bcr 5?sovvec()cr, aBivbcl (am gfuftcr); P. bie Stajfcl; 10. 3icif)e, aBed;!'^^!^^ Crbtiuiti]; 11. SBeracItmi^, 5jieiift(ci)liiug;' bev S^teitr:; !'uccf ; 16. jius. T. bcr 5)oppcl= fcittag ; 17. t-s. bie ivnijc Umbrcbiiiig eineS iMabcS (bci bcu U^nnactjeni) ; 18. J/i>i. 7'. cm Sd)acl)t, bcr yoiteiner lotrecfe auS gcfiifjrt lutrb ; 19. ..v. y. (round — ), t>cc o^M. — style) ; bie (5^auffcc ; Mil. T. bcr fpa^ iiifcfte Dlciter ; to — pike, v. a. (^auffi= ten ; — pike charges, — pike money, cut turnpikes, baS (Sbauffccgclb, 2Bc= (^Cijclb, bcr aBcgcjoU ; — pike engi- neering, bcr K^aiiffccfcflit, SBcgbait; — pike gates. Sc^lartbauiiie (aur (S^auffccu) ; iSBeflubcrgaiigc, 2Bcj}= iibcrfal)rtcit (auf ' ©ifcubabneu) ; — vike man, bcr 6^l)auffcc8elbciiiucl)mer ; — pike road, bic dl^auffcc, jiunft= ftraffC; —plate or rail, 7'. ci!te2)l'C^= fc^fibe (511111 2Bcubcii bcrSBat^cii auf (Sifciibal)iieii) ; — screw, ciu Sd)raii= bciibvebcr, ©d^raubciijicfter; —serv- ing, bic (5"iacinui|iijfcit, bcr Cjiflfii; \\\\% ; — sick, fd)mtnbe(i3 ; — sol, bie iSoimCllblUlllC {Crnhin \inctorium. — L) : (and) — sni plant), bcr ©for))io= iiciifc^iuans, bas Scorpipnciitraut { Ueliotropium — /,.) ; — spit, bcr S3ra= tcuaictibcr ; cine 9lrt 5)a^3buiib (5um ikatfpicObrcfjcit abgcridjtet) ; — style, ba«^rcl)fieu5, bcr 2)rebliiig, SriUcr, 2Bcgf)aSpcl, 2)rcbbauiu (edjlag&aiim) ; — stone, ber ©tctu= brcfecr, 'DJoriiellrcgenpfeifcr {Tringa moiineUa — L.) ; — table, T. luie — plate, qil. vid. TURNEP, s. vid. Tcirnii'. TURNER, i.ber Srcbcr, Srcc^sfer ; — of the thigh, J]. T. bCt (jn'O^e llltb bcr f(ciiic) Umwciibcr be3©cbciifelbetii«. TURNERY, s. 1. baS Srcbcii, 5Drcd)= fclit; bie 5)fcd)Slcvarbctt; 2. ba§ ©cbvcdifcttc. TURNING, 5. 1. bic Jlnimmiiiig, SfQtii= bung; 2. (Stragcii=J(fcfe; 3. 5lb= WCid)UUg ; in compos. — joint, iClS S^iicf gratgcleiif, 2^ irbelbciii, bcr 2Sir= I'dfitoc^cti ; — latiie, bic 2!rcl)bant, Svec^fctbailf; —platform, Jvic turn- plate, vid. lUtfer Tl-rn ; — staff, bcr 5)re^fttHf, Sivicbcl (bcv3:i'pfer); — tools, 3iiftvumeiite 511111 3)rcd)fe(it. TURNIP, s. bic 3Iiibe, luciye Miibe ; guttcrritbc, ©tecfriibe {lirassica rapa — L.) ; — cabbage, bcr JvO^lrabt, btc ,Ro{)(riibe (iibcrlDcr (Srbc, lirassica ra- pa. gnngyloidcs — Xj ; — fly, ciuC 5lrt (Sr&fli5t) ; — radish, bcr gcmctiie 9ict= tig, Dtiibcurcttig ; — rooted cabbage, bie (*rbriibc, J?ot;lriibc (uiiterbcr @r= bC/ Brassica napo-brassica — /-.) : — scoop, ciu 3iiibeiij}cc{)cr ; — seed, ber Diiibfamcu; —shell, bie 9iiibc, baS ,5?uoUI)Ofu (cine ^Iafcufd)uccfc). TURPENTINE, s. bcr 2;crpeiitiu ; es sence of — , bcr STcrpcHttugcift ; oil of — , baiS Scrpcutiui)!; — tree, bie 2;^ercbilltl)e {Fi.itKia tkerebinthas — /,.). TURPITUDE, s. auperiie moralifc^e isd)lcd)tigfcit, S3crivorfeul;cit ; (Sc^ditblifbfcit. TURQUOISE, s. vid. TuRKOis. TURREL, s. bcr SJ3obcii5ic^cr ciucS gap"biubcr«, bie 3tcf)fc^raubc, ber 3arg5icl)ci-, 3ugbobrcr. TURRET, s. 1. bcr ficiitc Sfjurm, ba§ S;t)iinii(()f u ; 2. bcr 33crtbcibtguiig§- t^unii bcr Slltcit; — puirbair,'bergc= gipfcUc iStaubfdjwamm. TURRETED, wlj. 1. t[)uvmfi.irmig, t()urmal)ulic^ ; 2. gctl;urmt, bc= t^iirmt. TURRILITES, s. pi. S^urrilitcu, ge= tainincrte S^^urmfc^iicrfcu (-■i^cr)iet= iieruugeii). TURTLE, s. 1. (— dove) bic 2;urtc(taiu be; 2. (sea — ) bic (e^barc) <2d)ilb= trotc; — feast, baS @ouncunta!)l; — shell, iSouueufcftaic, St^iltpatt; — soup, ©onucufuppc. TUSCAN, arf/. toScailifd) ; the — order, bie toScauifc^c (aaulciiorbuung. TUSCAN, s. 1. bcr XoScaUcr; 2. Arch. T. bic toSEauif^je Sauleuorbuuug. TUSCANV, ;?. (faS @ropl)cr5oatl;uin) So^caua. TUSH. int. paf) ! In ! roaS! ci ! jl ! (iilt ! fc^meig ! TUSK, s. bcr Saiigjabu, .<5aEcu5a(;it. TUSKED, ? adj. liiit 5aiig5af)iicu be= TUSKY, i waffitct. TUSSLE, .9. bcr ^arni, (Streit, ,$lampf. TUT. I. int. pfui! ftillc! II. s. bcr 9tetc^«a?)fel; — bargain, jsiin Pk. ber yicccrs, baS ©efc^aft im OrotJeu, bcr Jtanf in *i3aufct) uiib Q3ogcu. TUTELAGE, s. 1. bie a3oniiuiibfct)aft ; 2. Uumiiubigfeit. TUTELAR, TuTKLARV, adj. SOrmitUb= fc^a,ilid); fdiilijcub, Scb'-fe • • ; ^ angel, bcr 2d)llBciigcl ; — genii (?pi rits), Sd)u^gciftcr, ©cuicit ; — gol^ bcr (Sd)u^gc t; — goddess, bit ©cbu^gbttiii. TUTENAG, .•!. baS S^ittaucgs. TUTOR, s. bcr .(3cfiiicifler, .(5au«Icb:= rcr; '■Jluffcbcr ; 33onilUltb; Unio Ph. bcr iprofcffor, Sector. To TUTOR, v.a.\. liutcvrii^tcil, bclcf)= reu ; 2. 1;ofmeiflcru, tabclu. TUTORAGE, s. 1. bic ©fiualt obcr ba3 9lnfcbcu ciitcS .§ofmeiftcrS, ii. f. ro., bie .gtofmcifitcrfcbaft; 5Iuffid;t, iJor= muubfttaft; 2. .^ofmciftcvci (w. ii.). TUTORESS (Tutrix), s. bie .§ofinci- ftcriuu, ?cbrcrtuu ; SSorniiuibcrimi. TUTORSHIP, s. btc .^ofmciiicvflcllc, .^ofuiciflcrfdjaft. TUTSAN, s. ba« 3of}au!ii«tvaut, gcmci:: ne J^artfjCll [Hypericum imdroswmum — A). TUITI, int. Mas. T. Siifammcu ! 3Uk ! 6bor. TUTTY, s. bic j:utte, bcr Siiitfalf, L^iitteuraiid), Dfcubruc^. TWAIN, adi. * imi, bcibC; between us — , 5mifd)cu uni bcibcu; to bite in — , jcrbcipeu ; lo split in — , 5crfpal= ten. • To TWANG, ji. I. 71. Elingcit, cvtoucu, crbrobiicit, laut fcftallcn ; fc^unvrcu ; E(atfd)Cii ; II. a. fcijarf toueu laffcii, evbvijbitcu laffcit. TWANG, .9. 1. bcr gcHcube 2:o!t, fc^ar= fe jllaug, ba« ©rbro^ncu ; 2. bcf Siugfaiig, ,Slliugflaug; bic ?lffccta=: tiou bcr e£rad)C ; the — of a bow- string, baS «d)ipin-cn ciucr 93ogeufcl;e lie ; to speak with a — , burd) bie 5)la= fe rcbcn. TWANG, int. Eliug ! Elaug ! fd)iiapp ! To TWANGLE, v. n. Eitllipcni. To TWATl'LE, t). n. plaubCVlI, \d)Wa= <}cn. To TWEAG, ) V. a. Jtuiifcit, EuCtpcn ; To TWEAK, S to — by the nose, bci bcr Stafe supfen. ToTWEEDLE. v. a. 1. ftcbclit, gciiJ^CU ; bUDclu ; 2. faitft bcviibrcii, bcgrcifcu ; iiiit Icir^tcr i)Jiil)c tbnu ; 't\veedle- duin (tweedle dee), hurl. Sitclbci. TWEEL, s. bic gcjogcuc obcr gcfopcrte Scimuaiib. To TWEEL, V. n. Eopcni. TWEEZER-CASE, s. ba« .^iaavjaugciu futteral. TWEEZERS, .?. pi. \>ai 3'i"n«lrf)cit/ bie i^aarjaitgc, bcr i^aarjwicfcr. TWELITH, adj.s,-s. 1. bcr 3moIfte; 2. baS 3>i-HUftcl; — cake, bcr Srci= fijiiig«tud)cu ; — day, ber jmijlfte 2;ag nacfe aBcibitaditcu, ba^ grope 9lcujal)r, bcr SrcifiiuigStag ; — night, bcr SvciftjnigSabciib; — tidu, bie 3wolftuad;tc. TWELFJ'HLY, «uau5ig, oier 0d)ocf. TWENTIETH, adj. Sr s. i. bcr ilVaUjig^ ftc ; 2. baS 3>vau5tgficl. TWENTY, adj. jwaujig ; a slieet of — fours, (vicesimo-guartoabbr. 24n;o.) btc SSieruutswansigfleUSorm (24 s01at< 4C3 TWIR TWO TYRa tcr sou cinem 33oi]cii) ; a sheet of twenties, ba^ 3l^''T>ji'lfl'ff I'limt. rwiBiL, s. bic .tpcUcbavbc, S^ovpel^ fljrt ; baS QSred^ciffit. nviCE, ado. iwti 'Slal ; jweifac^, boV= pdt; at — , aiif jmct )SUl ; with — the loss, mtt boppiiff in 33cvliifir ; — fold, gcbOpDclt; — laid cordage or stuff, uin3efd)lai]cne Xant ; — told, jrcct Wlai erjciljU. To 'l'\VID(D)LE, V. a. ffluft bfvufevcil ; to — one's tliuinljs, llttt belt SvlUineit fpinncii. To TWIFALLOW, b. a. jWte^Va^eil. rwrFALLOWJNG, s. lai 3»iebra= i^eii. r\viG,_.9. ber 3»-H'iil. bte dinti)i, bcr ©d;opliii(]; — whip, bie (jcmeiuc TWIGGEN, adi. nu« ^l\tl)t\X flcflod^^ ten, iiiit 9tiiti)eu umfIod)teii. TWIGGY, adj. jweigij}, »oll 3it}etge. TWILIGHT, I. «. bie 2)nmmenni(j, ba§ Swieltc^t; at — , tit ber 35ainmc= ruitiT ; II. aiij. bainmcriib. To TWILL. V. a. webeii, fijpevn. TWILLED, ailj. gefiivevt; — stuffs, i]f= fiipertc 3f!'i]f- TWILLS, s.pi. ncfopfrte3euge. TWIN, s. bcr 3»-''lli'>n ; twins, ph bte 3iviUiit(]c (betl(][eic^ctt ^st. t.) ; twin-boat, bitS Slu^Pi'IbPOt ; — born, jiuiUtu!]§biirtig, orii g(cid)cr ©ebiirt; — brother, bor 3ll'iUiltilgbrubcr ; — sister, bte 3willtiii3Sfd)a'eftcr. TWIN, mij. 1. 3rotlliiii]c betreffeub ; 2. ftc^ fetjr a^itltd) fe^eiib ; 3. b. t. bDV= \>dt. r.>TWiN, V. I. n. 1. jvglctd) (jeboreit uierbeit ; '1. 3iiMHiits]c (jebaveit ; 3»tl= liiige laerfcii ; 3. >>.' qcpaavt fes)ii, jufainmengcl)Bvcit otor paffcii (ro. ii.) ; 11. a. tieiiiifii, ill jiuct S;i)eile t()ci= len. 7-0 TWINE,..,. \. a. \. 5iifnmnteiibre= l)Cit, jwinicit ; 2. flod)teit, iiniiinnbeii ; 3..^o-. vicrbiiibeii, yereiiiiijen ; II. n. 1. ftc^ wiiiben, fd)laiif(elii ; fid) i'tcfjeit ; 2. ftc^ uereinij^fu ;'to — about, iim= fc^liiiaeii, timfoffeii, pc^ l)eriii)in)in- beit. TWINE, s. 1. ber gebre^fe f^abett, Siiibfabeit, bie S^mir; ba3 @acf= bonb; ber iSd)nfterbra[)t; Sca inng. br.S ^Jldt)!]'"", ©ertelgarit ; ba§ ®c= njuiibeiie ; 2. bie llmfd)liiu^uiifl (noit 3?atifeit3eunid)fcii), Uiiinnmuiii ; snaky — , bie Sc^Iaiti]eiiroiitbuiig ; silken — , bie feibciie Sd^iir. To TWINGE, V. I. a. ftcd)eil, flioifftt, fneijjen, jivicfeti; n. n. ftcctictibcit ©centers cm^'fiiibeit. TWINGE, s. bcr ftedjciibe (Pi-tltd)e) ©dimei-j, .Wts ©tcc^cii; ber ®ti^, 3wi(f- Jtlliff ; twinges of conscience, ®en)iffcii«biffe. TWINGING, s. bcr ficd;ciibc (ijrtlic^c) Sc^nierj, ba« (£tcd;eii. ?-« TWINKLE, V. n. bliiifeit, t'liiiscit, blinselit, fiiitfelii, siiniiEerii. TWINKLE, s. ber (3li!9eii=;2Siiit, c?lu= 9cii=)58Ii(f. TWINKLING, s. 1. baS Sfiitfeit, ??im= felit, 5(iiiimcrit (ber (Stevite, ii.f.ro.); 2. JOliiijeii; ber (9liujcii=)3.1Iitf ; in the — of an eye, ill eiiieiii 9liigen= blicfe. TWiNLiNG, s. bas SanfliitgSlamm. TWINNED, arfj.l. jiir fclbcu 3eit ge= boren ; 2. ge^aart ; ncreiiit. TWINNER, s. ber *Satcr Pber bie gj?ut= tcr Don 3aM'IIiiigeii, ber 3>«illiii3S= satcr, bie 3wiUiiig«imit(er. To TWIRL, V I. a. uiiibrebctt, ^erum= bre^cii; qiierleii; twiriing-stick, ber Ouerl; li.n. ftd)brei)eii. TWIRL, s. 1. bie Umbrebiing, 3iifam= 464 meiibre^iing ; 2. SBiiibung, baS ®e= roiiibe; 3. ber Jtrei§lnuf, aSiibel; Rive it a — , bre^c cS bcritm. To TWIST, V. I. a. flcc^tcii; 2. bre^eti, njiiibeit, jiifamiiieiibreheu; 3. fviii= lieu ; 4. til ctiiaiibeifc^Iingen, burd)= flcd)teii,iiiitcrflcitteii ; 5. uimoiiibcu ; 6. ucrflcc^tcii, »crmi(fclit"; 7. nblcii= fen ; 8. fig. ycrbre&eti, ivebeit, erbid); ten ; II. 11. ftd) tterbinben, ftc^ »cret= nigen ; ftd) «erbret)en, ficft »crivtcfelti, ftc$ »erfct)tingen. TWIST, «. 1. bn§ 3ufnmmciifte4){en, 3ufiinimciibrel)en; iBerbiiibeii, bie $erf(cd)tuitg, a^crwicfehiiig, 33cr= bref)ung ; 2)rcl)ung ; 2. baS ®efIoc^= tcne, @ebr'ct)te; bie glec^te; 3. ©cfjntir, ber gabeit, 53iubf'ibcn ; 4. bag a)Jnf4)ineiigaiit ; 5. bie flcine Otorie gef^ioiiucncr 3:;nbaf ; mule — , baS 3JJulcgarii (iiiit rocic^crem %a= ben) ; water — , bag SBaffergarn (ntit l)arterem Sabcn) ; — holes, bie gefliif= ten Jtnopfliid)cr ; — paper, baS gelb= grauc papier, in Welches baS 33aiim= woUengaru yerpadt wirb; — tobac- co, bcr gefponncne 2;abat. TWISTER, s. 1. ber ©eiler; 2. bag J)re&jeug, bie2)rc[;niafd^ine, ©pinit; mnfc^ine j bie 3)onplirmafcf)ine. To TWIT, V. a. sorwcrfcit, »orrii(fcn, eincn iBorwitrf niacben, fiici^eln. TWIT, «. bcr aSonviirf. To TWITCH, V. a. 1. fdiKell crgrcifeit, ft^neU megjupfen, jerren ; 2. jiuitf en, fneifen. TWITCH, s. 1. ba3 (fc^iiclle aBeg=) 3upfen ; 2. Jl:neifeii,ber Jfntff, ^md; .Rranipf; — grass, bag .§unb«gra§, Guedeiigrag {Tritkum repens — L). To TWiTi'ER, V. 71. jtuitfr^evn ; ti^ern ; riiig. uor yScgierbe jittcrn, bebeii, fid; fcl)iicn, gcliiflcii. TWITTER, .,. 1. ber aSorwerfenbe, Stabler ; 2. brt« 3witf^ern ; Jlid)crn ; 3. 3ittcrn, ©cliiftcn, bie @ef)nfuc^f, ber ainfafr, ?parori«mu« ; vuig. bie 9Ingfl, 33angigfeit, ber «eibecfer (ciu®i4iff niit 5wci aScrbctfcn) ; —edged, 5weifc^uci= big ; — fisted, Wie — handed ; — flower- ed, 5»eiblnmig ; — fold, toppelt, 5njci= fad); — forked, B. r. gabelfiiriuig get^cilt; — frame .«aw, bit Sto^fage; — lianded, jTOCii^ailbig ; berO, fejl, fc^r grpjj, plnmp, »icrfd)ri.itig; a — handed sword, ein ®fl)n.H'rt, bag mtt Sroci .^aiiben rcgiert ivcrben mu^te ; — handled, JUH'if)enEeIig; —horned, jmcif)ijrnig; — inched, jnjcisoliig; — leaved, jweiblatterig ; mit jiiici Sliigclu ; a — leaved book, ein IBud) ill SBogengrijge ; — legged, jn)cibci= nig; — lined letters, Typ. T. Sitcl= buc|)flabcn ; — lipped, b. t. jnjeitip; pig ; — lobed, B. T. jTOcilappig, bico= tplebonifd); — masted, mit jiuei gjjaftcn, jiueimajlig; —parted, ivnti- tbcilig ; — petaied, mit jaiei 50Iuincn= blattern; — poiied, jmei(}aarig, mit jnjcierlct ^aarcn ; — prong fork, eine jwcijinfige ®abe(; — rowed, jwei= reif)ig, jnjeijeilig ; — seeded, jweifa^ mig ; — tipped, b. t. jwcilippig ; — shaped, jnjeileibig ; — tongued, bOp= Vetjiingtg, falfd); — vaived, jrtiei= fd)alig, smeiffappig; — winged, jiueis fliigelig. ro TYE, V. Tye, Tver, 5. wV/. T. Tie, &c. TYGER, vid. Tiger. TYKE, s. ber flcinc fc^Icd)(e .6nia-. TYLER, s. bcr Sieglcf. TYMiUL, s. bie ,§fcrpaufe, (JteffeU) $aute, ber Jleffcl. TYMPAN, 4-. 1. bie 5Paufe; 2. bag anS= gefpannte 5Pergament ; 3. Typ. T. ter Serfcl an bcr 93nd)biu(fcrprcffc; 4. Arch. T. bag ©icbclfdb; {— of an archi, bag 33ogengiebeIfeIb ; ber 3Janm, ber »Pn eincr g'tcbclarttgen Senders cbcr2;()iiruer;ieiung cingcfctloffen \% bie 3:()iivfitlliing ; — sheer, Typ. T. a) ber 6iutlcd)bogcn; b) 91bjiet)bogen (bcim aiJibcrbrnif). TYMPANITES, s.Med. T. bie 2:romntet= fud;t, aSinbfudit. To TY.MPANizE, v. I. n. trpmmelii ; II. a. auffpannen (luie ein iSroinmelfeU). TYMPANU.M, s. i. A. T. bie *)3aufen= U^^lc, 2;rommel^&^Ie, 2;rttmmel (im Dl)re); 2.Mech.T. bag 2;«mpnnuni, bie ailellc mit cinem Clab oJjne Spei' c^en. TYMPANY, s. Med. T. vid. Tympanites. TYNY, (ulj. vid. Tiny. TYPE, ^.'l. bag 33iJb, SSorbiib, 3yj«= fierbilb, ^Dhiftcr; bie 3}?nftcrfonn ; 2. ber (Stempel; 3. bie i*etter, ber 2)rudbud)iiabe; 4. JUed. T. ber X\)=' png, (5t)aratter; Typ. Pii-s. to be in — (composed), (ab)gefc^t fei;n; —metal, @d)riftmetaU, ber 3eug. To TYPE, V. a. ti^pifct) bavflellcii, t>pr= biIben'(W. ii.). TYPHOID, adj. tup^ngarfig, tppfiog. TYPHUS, s. vwd. Med. T. bCr Sijp^Ug, eine 9lrt nerupfen Sicbcrg. TYPICAL (— lo; adv. — .vlly), adj.'OtiX- bilblic^, bilbfid) ; — fevers, Med. T. gntartige, regelmapigc gieber. TYPICAI>NESS. s. bag y^prbilblicte, bie iiprbilblic{)c S3cbeutnng, bcr bilblict)e ©inn. To TYPIFY, V. a. borbilbcn, bilblid) borjlcHen. TYPOCOSMY, s. bie 3lbbilbnng bcr 28elt (m. ii.). TYPOGRAPHER, s. bcr Srutfcr, aSnc^s brntfer. TYPOGRAPHICAL (— lo ; ndv —ally), adj. 1. bilblid), t)pvbtfblic^, finnbi(b= lici^ ; 2. ti;ppgrapl)ifd), }nr Snd)bni= cferfunfl ge^prig ; — je art. bie ^wii^ bnidcrfiiiiil ; — cal error, bcr Svucf^ fei)Ier. TYPOGRAPHY. «. 1. bag SSprbitb, bit ftiinbilblid)c ©arftellnng ; 2. X\)\>i>- grap^ie, SBudjbrujerEnnfi. TYPOLITE, s. ber S:>)pp(it, ein (Stein mit 9lbbriidcu »pu ^Pfianjcn pbct S^ieren. TYRANNESS, s. bic S;vranntnn. TYRANNICAL (— ic : a/ie.— ally), adj tt)rannifd)/ ^errfc^fiid)tig, gcmaltfam granfam; — ness, «.bag 2;v)rannifd;e TYRANNICIDE s. 1. bcr 2;v)rannen» mprb ; 2. ber S;i)rannenmprbcr. To TYRANNIZE, v. n. ben SiPraiiiien fpielen, tprnnniftren ; to — over, mi- ter bent 3o(^e ^alten, ti)rminiftren. TYRANNOUS, vid. Tyrannical, &c. TYRANNY,s.l. bie3;s)rannei ;.gcrrrd)= mini); 2. bcr 5)cgpptigmng, bie @i= genniacljt, n)i[lfiif)r[id)e SfJcgiernng, ynjangg^ierrfc^aft, 3n^iiig^ervfc^aft j 3. .^(irte, ©ranfamfeit. TYRANT, s. i. ber 2;9rann ; 2.9IIIein=! l)errfd)cr, 3)egppt: 3. 3TOing^err, 3wingl)crrfd)cr, 2BiitbcricJ; petit—, ber tieine 2;i)rann, gciitefcberer; — fly-catcher, bcr !£i)raiin, ein Spgcl aug ber ©attung ber giiccenfc^nap* per {^VyranncLS — CuvX ULTR UMBR UNAC rVRO, t. ber ^Infanger, S^culing, ?c^r= ling. lYKOLKSE (Tyrolian), I. adj. (ttro^ lifd); lis ber 2;i;voler ; bte S;i;ro[c= itmi. TYTHK, vid. Tithe. TZAR, TzARiNA, s. rid. Czar, Czarina. IJ. U, u, s. HS (.'an SSofal) II, it, bcr tin uub jwaiijiijftc syitdjjiabe M 5l(pl)n- bm. rjBEROiTs, adj. fruc^tbnr, xti^li^, ubcr^iifftj] (>u. iiJ. UBERTY, s. bie Snic^tbarfett, bci- Uc= berpug, bie SiiUe (». ii.). UBES, ST., s. Sctubal (eine .§afenjiabt 5)3ovtugaI«). UBICATION, Ubiety, s. haS SBl>, 3v= (jenbtDofci;:!, bie Dcrtlic^fctt. UBIQUITARINESS, s. wU Ubiquity. UBiauiTARY, I. cuij. allentl;albeti, 511= (jegett, nlKjcfjenronvtif}; 11. s. bcv 'illl- gegciuudrtifie. UBIQUITY, 's. baS llfbfi-atlfci;!!, bie SUlgeijeiiwavt. UDDER, s. bus (Sitter. UDDERED, a'lj. (Sitter ^abeiib, mtt (5u= tern. UGLINESS, s. bie.<3at!tid)fett, (55nrfli3= feit, efel^aftigteit, @itaublid)tcit. UGLY {adv. — ily), arf/. biifjlict), gavftig, luibvtg, cfeit)aft, uiiaiiflattbig, fdjaitb; lic^. UKASE, ff bcr Ufa« (vitfftfdjer .er= antwortlic^fcit, Unabbd'ngtgfcit; 2. Unerfldvbarfeit, ©eltfamfcit. UNACCREDITED, adj. nic^t bfglaw-- bigt, nic|)t ancrfannt. UNACCUSABLE. adj. nic^t anjnHageii, nnantlagbar, untabclbaft. UN.\CCU3T0MED, adj. 1. UngCWO^Ul . 2. neu, uiigeroi.U}nlid^ UNACHIEVABLE, adj. uncrrcit^bfli, nnau8fitl)rbar. UN.A.CI1IEVED, .7f&'. un'bccnbigt, «nt>oil- cnbet, uiiauggefit^rt. UNACKNOWLEDGED, ad,j. 1. «ltcr« fannt, nic^t ancrfannt; '2. ungeftaii- bCtt. UNACQUAiNi^ANCE, s. bte Unbefauii! fd)aft, Unfunbe, Unerfabrcnf)eit. UNACQUAINTED, adj. 1. nicftt \Y 4Bj UNAL LNAP UNAS »6^nt ; 2. un6efannt, iiufuiibisv m- crfabvcn (w ii.) ; — ness, .?. vU. b. 'J. SB. UNACQUIRARLE, adj. unevlailj'j&ar, unevroerblic^. UNACQUIRED, m/J. mterworbcu. UNACQUilTED, w//. uitbcfrcit, ii:iab= gctra^cit. .UNACi'ED, aiij. uitauggefu^rt, 1111,32= fd^ebcit. UNACl'UATED. n,!j. \\H(t tin 0augc, ntc|t getviebcit. UNADAPTED, cu/J. iitdjt augeftcllt, ni^t aiigcmciibef, itic^taitgcpatir, uu= ctngci'tc^tet. UNADDici'ED, «(//. uugenjibntct ; iiic^t cvgebcit. UNADJUDGED, adj. UUCUtrdjtCbCll, fdE)n5ebcitb (Boii ciiicm S'icci^tsfaU). UNADJUSTED, adj. Ultabgflliac^t ; — claims, M. E. ititflave, iiiu-cgulivte ^orbermigcit. UNADMIRED, adj. iiitbewimbcrt. UNADMONISHED, fl4 UUCnnat)ltt, 1111= geroarut. UNADOPTED, adj. nid)t aiigciUMiuucu, iiiiaiigcuomiitcu. UNADORED, mij. uiiaiigcbctet, un6cr= el)rt. UNADORNED, adj. iiiigcjiert, uiige= fcfemiicff, fdjniudPIoS UNADULTERATED, adj. llUftevfalfc^t, cc^t, rein. UNADVENTUROUS, adj. lltC^t t>evn3C= gcit, nic^t amglic^, luaglos. UNAliVISABLE, 'adj. Uliratl^failt, 1111= vattjlid), litest jit ratI)C!i. UNADVISED (fl(//'.— iy), adj. 1. Ullbe= ba^tfam, uir,iovfir()ttg ; 2. imbcbacbt, yovfctjiiell, l)ailig, uiibeiat^eit ; — ness, f bte Uiibcbac^tfamfeit, itpafligtctt. UNAERATED, adj. ui^t fo|)UnfilUCr, litest mit J?of)lciifaui'c tjevbunbeii. UNAFFECTED (fulu. — ly), adj. 1. 1111= gcrii[)vt, uubcaitgt, iiiibfrii^vt, uiibc= tvoffeii, iitcl)t bcl)aftct, tinbebaftet; 2. uabcfangcii, ungeEunflcU, unucrftellt, uatiirlirt), offeii, aiifvic^tig; —mm,s. iie Unbffaiigcuhcit, lliigfjnjungcii= .bcit, lliiucvflellt&eit, taS Uiige{uu= ftcltc, bie Slatiivlic^tctt. UNAFFECTLNG, adj. Itic^t rii^reitb, nt(^t augvfifeiib, imwirtfam, ot)ne litraft. UNAFFECTiONATE, adj. neigung8lo§, uiibeiocgt. UNAFFIRMED, adj. Uubejillt, UU'6e= UNAFFLiCTED, o^/. uttgcfranft, uiibe= ivubt, UNAGITATED, adj. iit(^t crfc^i'ittert, nid)t gcregt, iiii'gcrcgt, uiigtvuttelt, ;tnbeftiirmt. UNAGREEABLE, adj. 1. titd^t uberetn= fitmmeitb, uicbt ?)affeiib, unpaffciib, (to — ), iiuucvtraglid) mit . . , Hnau= genicffcii, Hufrf)icflid) ; 2. iniaitge= iie^iu; —ness, s. 1. bie 9licttiibcreiit= ftiinmimg, UiiuevtrnglidjEcit mit.., Uiiaiigeiiiefffii[)eit, bag Uiipaffcnbe, Unfc|)i(flici)e ; 2. SBibrt^e, Uiiaitae= iief)ine. UNAIDED, adj. uiige^olfeit, !^iiIfIo§, iinunterftiiljt, iiiibeivaffiiet ; the — eye, baS uiibcnjaffuete 3liigc. UNAIMED, adj. Hi4)t gejiclt, tttc^t ge= meint. VNAIMING. adj. uic^t jielep.b, o^ne be= foiibcveS ^id, oijuc [flic^tung, i(uab= ftdfetlid), o^uelBfjug. UNALARMED, adj. nid)t 6cunni^tgt, uiierfci)vccft. UNALIENABLE (adu. — ly), adj. Un»er= ■Hutjevlicf?/ uuiibevtvagbar. UNALIENATED, adj. linttCVaU^evt, iUU entfrembet, uif^t libevtrageii. 4Gt> UN ALLAY ED, a4/. 1. ungeliiibcn, uid^t gemti^igt ; 2. vid. Unalloyed. UNALLEVIATED, adj. UttCrlcic^tevt, uiigcmilbcrt. UNALLlABLE, adj. ntifceveiiibar, iin»ev= f6t)iilic^. UNALLIED, nrf;'. i. UllberbllllbClt, l!ll= vevbitiibet; 2. p^ne mact)tige iBer= wanbte ; 3. ni^t« OemeiiifamcS ^a- beiib, itiigteicbiivtig. UNALLOWABLE, adj. U115Uliif|tg, Un= jula^licf), iiiicvlaiibt ; ituvtdjtig. UNALLOWED, adj. uitcvlaubt, unfiatt= ^aft, uuberec^tigt. UNALLOYED, adj. o^iic Seifafe, un= wcrfe^t, Jiiiuennifct)t. UNALTERABLE (adv. — ly), adj. 1111= wanbclbaV/ unbcvaiiberlic^, nnabau= berlic^; —ness, s. bie Uitwanbelbin"= feit, Uiiyei'ditbrvlic^feit, lluabaitber= lic^feit. UNALTERED, adj. linDCViinbcrt. UNAMAZED, adj. uiiiibcrrafc^t, pl)iie ©tauneii, uiicvfc^vocEeii. UNAMBIGUOUS (odv.—hY), adj. nic^t boppelftniitg, flav, jinbcjweifelt; — ness, s. bie ,Rfarf)cit, ©eutlicbfeit. UNAMBITIOUS, adj. 1. oljtlC ©flVfleij, iiict)t c^vfiii^tig ; iiic^t begtevig ; 2. aiifpvuci8(o8, einfacl), fcfelicbt ; — ness, s. bie!)liif})nicj)§tofigfeit, baS eiit= facile, fcl)ltct)tc SBefeit. UNAMENDABLE, adj. llUSerbcffevIi(^, iiubcfffvlid;. UNAMENDED, adj. luiyevbeifevt. UNAMIABLE, adj. iiict)t Iiebcii§miir= big ; — ness,A-. bic Uuliebcusiviivbigfeit. UNAMUSED, adj. of)nc Uiitcrl)a(tiiiig, iiiitcvf)altuiig§foi', gelaiignjeilt. UNAMUSINGJ (irf//tro(feir, iiic^t an- UNAMUSIVE, i Jte!;eitb, iiic{)t uiitci:= l)altcub, laiigiuciltg. UNANALOGICAL, Unakaloqous, adj. nic^t analog, iinafjnlid;. UNANALYZED, adj. unaiifgcii)fet. UNANCHORED, adj. ungeanfert, nic^t box 9lnfer; antciloS. UNANELED, ad;. + ot)ne k^te Dcluug. UNANGULAR, adj. nict)t iDinErlig. UNANIMAHZED, adj. uiiijt ill tl)iert= fci)e Zt)tiU t)em>anbelt, ntd)t af|tmi= lirt. UNANIMATED, adj. uiibefeeft, IcbloS. UNANIMITY, s. bie ©ininiiti)igfeit, (Sintva(i)t. UNANIMOUS, arfj. einmiUbig, (ftimmeu) Cint)tllig, unisono ; with (an) ^ — consent, mit allgemeiiier 3uftinimnng; to be — , einerlei iBJetuuiig fei)n ; — ly, adv. cinmiitf^ig, (fiimmcn)cin[)enig, mit ©timmeneinbelligfeit; — ness, s. bie (Sinnuiti)igfeit, (iStimmen=j6iul)eU ligfcit. UNANNOYED, adj. ungcvlagt, ungc= necft. UNANOINTED, adj. ungefalBt. UNANSWERABLE {adv. — ily), adj. lin= beantmovtliit, nnwiberlegbar, unmi= bevJeglirf) ; —ness, s. bie Unbeaut= njDvtlic^feit, Unroibertcglid^feit. UNANSWERED, adj. i. linbcailtWOV= tet; 2. iinwiberlegt ; 3. unoergoKcu. UNAPOCRYPIJAL, adj. llic|)t awUX)'- \>iii\cb, fanonifiteS 2ittfcf)en f)abeiib. UNAPPALLED, adj. nnevfdjvocfen, furd)tlo«. UNAPPARELED, adj. imbcflcibct, eitt= fleibct. luiangcjpgen, iingej5Ut^t. UNAPPARENT, ndj. ntd)t fc^einbar, iiufid}tbar, bmifei. UNAPPEALABLE, adj. fcinc SBevufnng (fluf eiufU i)bf)cvn Diic^tcr) julaffenb. UNAPPEASABLE, ndj. nic&t ju befaiif= tigen ; niit>erfSi)nlid). UNAPPEASED, adj. uubefaiiftigt ; «n= tjevfi.il)ut, v.iiaiiSgcflit)nt. UNAPPL.UJDED,arf/. unbellaifc^t, o])nt Seifalt, ungerii^mt. UNAPPLIED, adj. wnangetvaiibt, ju nidjtS Sefonbevein oerroenbet; — funds or money, Jl/. E. tobte 6api« talien, miipige ©elbcr. UNAPPOSiTE,' adj. uiiaugemeffen, uii* Vaffenb. UNAPPRECIATED, adj. utc^t geac^tet luigefc^aljt, iinbea(^tet. UNAPPREHENDED, adj. unoerjianbep^ nic^t bcgriffcn, nic^t gcfa^t. UNAPPREHENSIBLE, adj. Unbtgretfa lid). UNAPPREHENSIVE, adj. 1. tltC^t fct* gveifeiib, obne 55egnff, nic^t empfin* benb, cinfic^tslo«, gcbantenloS ; 2. unbcforgt, forglo«, argloS. LT!JAPPRizED, adj. unbcric^tet, untta* tevvid)tct, iiubflcl)rt. UNAPPROACHABLE, adj. JinjUgSnglt^ uiinal)bar, iiid)t ju naf)en ; —ness, a, bic Uiijugnnglic^fcit, Unnat)barftit. UNAPPROACHED, adj. rid. Vhxtprocu- ABLf. UNAPPROPRIATED, a^j. vid. VsAr- PLIED ; — hnds, jittangewieffiif, noc^ nicfct uevgebciie (bem ©taate gc^o* rige) iQanbcteien. UNAPPROVED, adj. iiic^t gcbilligt, ttn» gtbilligt. UNAPT (ado. — ly). adj. 1. IttttilJ^tig, iintaiiglifi^, iiiigef^idt, nttniife; 2. uupaffenb,_ tinniigemeffen ; 3. iiufa* l)ig ; 4. ntd)t gentigt; — ness, s. 1. bie Untiid)tigfeit, Unbvaudjbarffil, llntauglic^teit ; 2. Ungefdiiift^cit, Unvafilid^fcir, ©titinvffieit, 2)iimm» f)cit; 3. Unfn^igtfit; 4. bie 5}lbnft» gung, ber aBibcrroille. UNARGUED, mij. iiiibci»icfen, UHbes flvitten. UNARMED, adj. 1. wnbfmaffitft, n>ct}r* loS ; 2. obne ®(^i(bcr, Jllaiifii, iif t, line r« fal)ven (m. ii.). UNARTIFICIAL, vid. Inartificial. UNASCENDIBLE, adj. iiucvfteiglie^. UNASCERTAlNABLE, adj. unbcftiniins bar, nid)t jn yergeiuiffcvn. UNASKED, adj. ungcbetcit, itngefor* bert, ungcfragt. UNASPECTiVE, adj. unaufiitcvffam. UNASP1R.\TED, adj. iinafpiiivt, uid)J' iiiit bem .g>auc^e (obet .§) au3g.ca fpvod)en. UNASPIRING, adj. nid)t aufflrfbctib, nii^t {)od)a'oIIenb, nid)t cmpovftvc* briib, Dl)nc ei)vgeis. UNASSAILABLE, adj. UliaiigrcifOilV. UNASSAILED, a(/7.unangegviffcii, iin^ beftiirmt. UNASSAYED, m/?. nnDeifuC^t ; 7'. Ull»3 gcprobt, itnprobirt. UNASSESSED, adj. UUtavil't. UNASSIMILATED, adj. nidjt gtcid|: obfv al)nlid) gemnc^t, iiid)t afjimilirt UNAS.siSTED,'acf/. nl)ne sBciftiinb, fei= neu 33fii^aiib Ijabenb, I)iilf|p§. UNA.ssiSTiNG, adj. iiid)t l)clfenb, uic^l bcijtebcnb, nid)t biilfveid). UNASSORTED, adj. nic^t afff vtirt, llrt* affpftirt. UNASSUMING, adj. iiicbt aniiiapcuk, iiid)t vcvnieffeit, itiuiuniajjlid), bt« fdjeibeii, nn|>rud)«loi'- UNASSURED, adv. 1. iini:'n-ild)crt, uii* UNBE UNBI fJNBO diiftt, tnigfWij) ; 2. mifitvauifc^ ; ntdjt jutraucub, iinsuycrfidjtlict). UNATONABLE, at/j. luiabbupljai-; im= ocvfof)ii(ic^. CNATONED, adj. UUyci'fSIjUt, JtUgC: brSt. unbcfvtettgt. UNATTACHED, at bavauf ac^= tenb. IINATTENTIVE, adj. vitl. Inattentive. UNATTESTED, adj. ofelie ^tn^tli^. Utl- 6cjeugt, uub«fc^eiiiii]t. UNATTUACTED, adj. iiicf)t oitijejogcn. UNATTRACTIVE, adj. litest <1115ict)ei!b, UNAUGMENTED, «///'. uu»erme^rt, mu ucvgro^crt. UNAUTHENTIC, adj. lli<^t CC^t. UNAUTHENTICATED, at/j. UU»eV= biirflt. UNAUTHORISED, nrf/. unbct>oKmac^= ttflt, uttbffugf, uubtrcdjligt. UNAVAILABLE, adj. uiiiiii^, «nbicn= Itci^, oevgcbltc^ ; — in law, (vcdjtS)- unguUii], iitcf;t a,nUi^, uugefe^ltc^ ; — riess, s. bie Sluljlojtgfeit, 33ergcb= ltcf)fdt, UNAVENGED, adj. Uai\tx'a(f)t ; UllbCs fti-nft. UNAVAILING, adj. uic^t bieUCttb, lUC^t ^clfcttb, iiuttu^. UNAVOIDABLErnfllo.— i.y), adj. llliail«= aunddtd), uitcitfrtebbar, uuausbleib= lic^, i!tt«jcnuftblic{), uiiumganglid) ; — ness, s. bie llHauStvcic^Itcfefett, Uii- uermciblic^feit, Uuumgaitglic^feit. UNA VOIDED, axlj. Hltt)Cfmte'bf II, uiunU fiangcii. UNAVVAKED, Unawakeskd, adj. UUge= >v€(ft, uiicncecft; uiirnuaribt. UNAWARE, adj. } uitucrfebetiJ, lllt= UNAWARES, ndn. > cnuartcf, unuer= ;!tutt)et, vti-^felici. XAWED, arfj. iiic^t til Surest gc^al^ (c!i, o^iic guvcbf, fiiv^tloS, ungc= fcl)eut, Ptjue (Scl;cu, obue (S^rfitvdjt. '. NBACKED, aiij. 1. iiic^t jugevittcn ; 2. Hnabijcrtcfjtct ; 3. ungebcrff, nictjt untcrjtii^t, ofjiie ^iilfe. . UNBALANCED, adj. uiiabgcaiogcti ; o^= !ie @tctci)gen)ict)t; — accounts, dd. UnSKTTLED ACC0U.NT3. To tJNBALL.'\ST, v. a. JV. T. bell 53al= Irtft aiisfc^icticii, bes Sallnflg €utla= bcii. tJ.NB.VLLASTED, adj. 1. pfetie 33aIIafl; 2. fdiamnfeub, iiiiitat. U^NBANUKD, a;Ij. o[)iie 33aiib, D^lie iUube. iNBAPTiZED, Of//, uiigetauff. 7« UNBAR, V. a. ciitvii-'gcjii, aufrtcgeln, (oggitteru, iiffiien. UNBARRED, adj. abgf liiibcf, abgefc^dU, bloy cm. ii.). ' UNBARRED, adj. uutjcvrifgclt, unyci'= giffcvt. UNBASHFUL, ndj iiiiucvfdjanit, fc{;am= (oS. UNBATiiEi>, adj. iiiigcbabct, uiigej md)Ut. UNBA'lTERED.a.//. iiitgefdjlagcit, lilts flcfiamuff, unbefd;abtgt. UNBI'LAllABLE, adj. lllieVh-(iglic^. UNBEARDED, adj. iitibiirttg, bartloS. UNBEAiiiNG, mij. utdjt trflgeiib, un= fruc^tbar. UNBEATEN, adj. i. iiiigefdjiageii ; 2. uubctrcteii, iingcbal)!!! (you ciiiem EAUTEOUS, ) ,. „:a,f ,-j,;:„ EAUTlFUL,r-'-"'*^'^'"' UNBEAUTEOUS, UNBE UNBECOMING (a^lo. — ly), ndj. UligC= jicnieiib, uiiaiiftanbig, uiifcbicflid); —ness, s. bie Itnauftiiubtgfcit, Uu= fdiirfUAfeit. 7'u UNBED, V. a. flUo bciit Settc jagcit. UNBEFITTING, adj. ItltgesiciUCUb, fid) nidtt fcfcirfcitb, iitifditcPlid). UNBEFRIENDED, ndj. llllbcfrCUltbet, fi'cunbloS, ol)iie Sreuitb; uiibcgiin= To UNBEGET, v. a. Iticftt SCHgeit, Ull= geboieit mac^cit, bca Safci)ii§ bcra!t= ben. UNBEGOTTEN, adj. 1. liod; lltcfet er= jeiigt ; 2. o^iu ^litfaiig, uitaiifaiig= lid), ciDtg. To UNBEGUILE, v. a. auS beilt Snt^UItl rciBcit, eiittaufc^cu. UNBEGUN, adj. lutaiigcfaiigeii. UNBEHELD, arfj. uiterblicft, iiitgefe^cs«. UNBELIEF, s. i. ba« aRiytraueil ; 2, bei- Uiifjlrtube, SD^ijiglaiibe, bie 3iTe= ligiofttctt. To UNBELIEVE, v. a' llH^trnueit, llic^t glaiibeii, uid;t tvaueit, iiid)t fiir wa^v Ijaltfii. UNBELIEVER, s. bcr UugKiiibige. UNBELIEVING, ndj. Uliglailbtg.' UNBELOVED, adj. Ullgfliebt. To UNBEND, v. a. 1. abfpaiutett, «ac6= laft'eu, Uifeii, losbiiibcn, befveicit ; jv. T"-.*. (bie Segcl) «bfc^(ageii, «ort ben dtaatn f)evabuc()men; (baS3lntertan) soni ?tnferrtitgIo«iuac^cn; 2./,"'. ber Xbatigteit beraiiben, entEfaften, tx- fc^liiffcit, fd)road)fu ; fir-s. to— one's cares, ftd) ber Sovgen entfd)lagcn; to — one's mind, n'u8ni()CU, ftc^ ev= Ijolcn. UNBENDING, adj. 1. iiiibiegfaiu, ^axU n;idig, fefl ; eiitfc^loffcn ; 2. bcr (Sr= ^oiuug geiuibmet. UNBENEFICED, adj. cl)lie ^fviillbe, «ll= bf})fritnbet. UNBENEVOLENT, adj. Uligiitig, Ult= fauft, bavthcrsig. UNBKNIGHTED, adj. p()lie )!lad)t, UU= wniiiac^tet, unacrMiiifflt. UNBENIGN, adj. ungiittg, biisroiflig, boSt)aft. LTs'SEauEATHED, adj. nid)t ycmtndjt. UNiii':SEEMlNG, ndj. iti'.gejieiiieiib, ni:= niiftSnbig, uitfdiidlicfc, ungebiif)vltc^. UNEESOUGHT, adj. uncvfud)t, uitge= betcii, freinuHig. UNBESPOKEN, adj. Ultbc^cnt, ntdlt yerabrebet. UNBF^TARRED, adj. niA)t gef^ivut, flci= neitlo?. UNBESTOWED, adj. jiuyevgcbcti, uu= ycrfiigt, uiuiev^atibelt. UNBETRAYED, adj. iniyeriMttjeti, ge= ^cim. UNBEWAILED, adj. iinbeflagt, «nbe= weiiit. To UNBEWiTCH, v. a. fiifisaubern. To UNBiAS, V. n. g^orurtfjfile .'iene|= ntcit, uiiparteiifd) mndjcn. UNBiAS:s)ED (aiir. — lt), «rf;.ni.eingc= noinmen, iiubefaiigeti, unVavteiifd) ; -ness, s. bie 93oniiti;ciUIoftgteit. UNBID, Undibden, adj. 1. ungeljcitlen, itngeforbert, niibcfoblcu, fveinjilitg ; 2, luigebeten, iiugelaben. UNBIGOTED, adj. iitd)t nbergliiiibig, obite bliiibe 31nf)anglid;Eeit, obne 33orliebe, unyerblcnbet. To UNBIND, V. n. aitf btnben, Io6btiibcn, abbiiibcu; ftttbiiibcu, lofeii. To UNtjJiiCP, V. a. bev Sii(|iof«n)iir>i bevaiibcrt, entfe^en. To UNBiT, V. a. bflS ^ebt^ nc^inca, cibt jaumcit, ciitjnnmen ; to — the caiiic Sea ia»g. biis Slutcvtau »on bev SBii' ting iiebnien. UNBLAMABLE (arfB. — ly), adj.mWiV- belbaff, iintabclig, nnftviiflic^, un= fdiiiibig ; — itess, s. bie-llntabel^af= tigffit,'2;abelloftgfeit,Uufti-af4id>Ectt, Uitft^iilb. UNBLAMED, adj..v\^\\i%a's>i[, tateUof, fcl)lerfrei. UNBLASTED, adj. uuuemjelEt. UNBLEACHED, adj. uugebleic^t, rol). UNBLKMISHABLE, adj. unbcflccfbar, iiber Sc^ntdijuugcu ev^abcn. UNBLEMISHED, adj. iinbef[c(ft, unge= fdjdllbcr, Itltbcfdjiinpft; an— reputa- tion, ein uiibefd)oltenci' SfJuf. UNBLENCHED, adj. uiUjerbuiiEelt, un= icflecft. UNBLENCHiNG, ndj. eutf^Ioffen, Utters fc^roden. UNBLENDED, adj. U«9f VlHtfc^t, Un'oer- liiengt. UNBLEST, adj. 1. iiitgcfegnet, ycmtc^t, bcrfludjt; 2. unglitdltd^, eleub; 3. unbegabt. UNBLIGHTED, adj. llt^t (bltVC^ 3We^I- t^iiii) yerborben, uii»erfeiigt; jig. un= getviibt, ungeftevt. To UNBLiND, v. a. fe^enb mac^en, bie 3?iiibe nef)nKU ; /«■. crieudjkn, auf= Eldven. UNBLOODED, ? a(/j. 1. iiiiWntig ; 2. UNBLOODY, J unbloody, Ut(^t l)lut= biivflig, nic^t graiifam. UNBLOSSOMING, ndj leitte 93IiUf}cn tragenb. UNBLOWN, adj. 1. «itn«fgcBIiit)t, ill J?no«pen; 2. unaiiggelofiiji ; 3, nid;t burc^ 2Biiib angefcicht. UNBLUNTED, adj. uiuibgefliim^jft. UNBLUSHING, ado. ni^t eriot^cnb ; fc^amloS ; ber or brtS nii^t ju eirotbeu tuMudjt ; — honours, e[)renyoIk 3Bitr= bc; — innocence, unbefdjamte Uw- f^lllb. UNBOASTFUL, adj. bef^etbeit, tti^lt riibmrebig. UNBODIED, adj. unE3v))cvIic{), entE6r= Vert, Einperlos. UNBOILED, adj. ungcfoitt, iiugefoiten. To UNBOLT. V. n. iiiifviegelu, entries geln, iiffncii, eriiffitcii. UNBOLTED.' «(//. 1. eutriegclt, flufgc* riegelt, uiibcvviegelt, offeii; 2, iinges bftitelt, grub. roUNBONNET, v. a. bie SDIiifec (ben .-^iit) abitel)men. UNBONNETTED, ndj. O^lie Tluiit Ober .ytavpe, ebite .^iit, unbebcdt, bar= f)anptig, bnrf;auvt. UNBOOKISH, ndj. i. Eeinctt ?efffleig U= ft^eiib, nid)t jii 93iid)ern geneigt; 2 uiibelefeii, iiiigflcl)rt. UNBOOTED, adj. uiigefiicfcft. UNBORN, arf/. niigeboreu ; jig. juEiiiif- tig. UNBORROWED, adj. 1. niiertorgt, eia gent{)iimlid), efgeit; 2. itnvcrfdlfd;*, «d)t. To UNBOSOM, V. a. lofeit, offncu, ent» berfcii, yci'traiieii ; to — one's sell' fciii v&ei-5 nn«fd)iitteii. UNBO'rroMED, adj. bobenlos, gruiib« Ids ; ol)itc fcfic Stii^e, bfe, uiijuyer* Kiffig. UNBOiiGHT, adj. uitgefaiift, iineroan- belt; EciueJtdnfei-bal'ciib, o(;ne Jt(iu= fer. UNBOUND, mij. 1, iingcbnuben,To8gcs buiibeii, Io«,'uiieingebiinben, rof)(yon SSiidievn) ; 2. nid)'- ~?r;ifli(ttet. UNBOUNDED ladr. —t.\), adj. 1. «nbes> greiijt, unenblid; ; fc^ranEenloS, mx 467 UNCA tef^rnnft, unctitgeft^raitft • 2. un- fieja^mt, siiflcUoS ; — ness, btc ltnbc= gtenjt^cit, ©veiijentofigff it, @c^vrtn= fettloftg!eit, Unenbli^teit; Unac= la^mttjctt, Sitgenoftgfctt. iTNBOUNTEOUS, adj. ungiittg ; un- arcigimit&ig. 7V UNBOW, ?•. n. abfpannen; to — one's resolulion. fif. feilieil (SlttfcfclU^ nufgebcii. ■JNBOVVED, aiij. iiic^t gcl'ogeit, ungc= triimmt ; /«-.'niigfbfiigt. 7b UKBOWEL. v. a. OUSWciben. To UNBRACE, v. a. loS mac^cti, fci)Ia|f mactjvn, lijffii, aiifbir.bcit, auffc^nal= kn, nuffc^niivfii, aiiffnlii)fen ; aitf= !oppellt ; iinbi-aced drums, gefcampfte Svomincfii, To UNBRAiD, v. n. aaffled)tcu ; eiit= roirren. To UNBREAST, v. a. ,Ctlt .§eiS mi^ fc^iitteii, offiicn, vertraueii. 'JNBREATHED, arf/. I. ungcatfjmet ; 2. fiy. ungeubt, imabgericbtct ■JNBREATHING, mlj. at^emloS, Ullbc= frcft. L'NBRED, adj. 1. iittpfltc^, iiitmauter= ltd), fd)l«ct)"t fvsogen, ungejogen, un= cvsogcu ; '2. uiifiinbig, itnunten'ic^= tft, uiifvfa^vcii (to.. , in . .). UNBREECHED, adj. ^offllloS, Ol^lie .(poffH; Gun. Ph. O^llf @d)lt>anj= fc^vaube; — soldiers, bte 5^ergfc^ot= ten, fc^ottifc^e 3itf'interifleit. UNBREWED, arij. uit!.ierintfc^t, rein, cc^t. UNBRIBED, adj. imbefioc^cn, titc^t be= fio^en. To UNBRIDL^E, v. a. abjniimcn. UNBRIDLED, adj. abgejauitit, itnge= jaumt; 2. fig. ungejabmt, jiigeiro?, aii«fct)rocifenb, ait«ge(affcit. ■JNBRQKE, Unbroken, adj. l.«ngftn-0= c^fit, «it5crbroci)en, l)etl, gaitj, iinycr= le^t; 2. umtiitcrjod)t, ungcf^wiic^t; 3. iiiigfjn()mt, ungebiinbigt. ■JNBROTHERLY, adj. Hllbvilbevltd). JNBRUlSED, adj. uitgequetfd)t, uu»er= kfet, ituserrouubct. To UNBUCKLE, v. a. ailffctltalleit, Il>S= tdtiiiillfii, abgiirteii. Til UNBUILD. ». a. ciitrcijicn, jci'pven, &em ©rbbobcn gleid) mad)en. To UNBURDEN, v. a. 1. entbiirbeti, ctit= labcii, ciitlcbigett, abne§mcii; 2. feitt .^crj crlctc^tcvn. I'NBURIED. ad/, uitbegrabeii, uiikcv= btgt, uubeftattet. UNBUKNED, Unburnt, adj. linge= bvanut ; unscrbvniint. UNBUSIED, adj. ungefc^afttg, un6c= fdiciftigt, gcfcbciftStoS, miigig. To UNBUITON, v. a. ftuffltopfen. To UNCAGE, v.a. aui etuciit Jtaftg obctr ©efaiigniS befreieii. UNCALCiNED, adj. iincalciiiii-t, Tli4)t »ei'fflUt. UNCALCULATED, adj. mihtX(Ci)ntt. UNCALLED, adj. uitgevufen, iingefov^ tcrt, imgeiiaiiiit ; — for, unvcvlattgt ; untuitt)ig. UNCANCELLED, adj. lltlbur^fivi^cil, uiiaufgf^oben, mmbgcfc^apl UNCANDID. adj. llrtltbltd), ntci^t bie= ber, uuaufrt4)'ttg, DevficHt. UNCANONICAL, adj. uiifonottifc^, beii Jitvc^eugcfe^rit wibcvfvvcd)eub ; — ness, s. ba§ Uiifaitonifc^e, bfit ,^tr= djcugcfc^cii SUibeifprcdjeiibe. UNCANOPiED, adj. obne DcdPe. To UNCAP. V. a. b'ie 3){u^e flbne^irtf n ; offneit (cine 3lbcv). UNCARNATE, adj. nid)t fletfd)Itcf). tiNCARPETED, adj. o^ne Scppid), un= btbccft, nnbelcgt. To UNCASE, v.a.i. «ll« bCUl ^WiUXH' le, bent ©ebciufe neJ)mcn ; 2. au«iie= ^ett, enUIctben ; 3. cbiief)en, al)^ciu= 468 UNCH ten, rtte&fgcn, abfireifcn, fd)inbttt; to — the colours, bte llebci'siige »on ben gattnen abnelmen. UNCATECHISED, adj. ntc^t fati'c^iftrt ; i»iuntervid)tet. UNCAUGHT, adj. lutgcfitngen, unev= t)nfc^t, frci. UNCAUSED, adj. o[)ne »Di't)ei-gfficiibe Ui-fa^e, uiu'cnirfailt, uirjfvaulaf/t, nic^t ceranla^t. UNCAUTIOUS, adj. vid. Incautious. UNCEASING (adn. — i,y), adj. nirf)tai!f= Ijovcnb, fortwa^veub, ui'iauff)orlitJ), ewig. UNCELEBRATED, adj. Utigcfctcvf. UNCELESTiAL, adj. tiid)t ^immlifd;. UNCENSURABLE.'arfj. Untrtbcl^dft, Un= tdbelig. UNCENSURED, adj. llltgctllbcU 'DOn ber ijffcntlid)cn 2}jeinung). UNCEREMONIOUS {adv.— i^y), a^. Mu fad), fd)Iic|)t; o^ue Umpnbe, mjge= janmgcn. UNCERTAIN (adv. — ly), adj. 1. ltnge= wi^, jrocifcl^aft; nnftd)cr; 2. unre= gclrndpig, uiii)t fefi grorbnet; 3. im= ftiit; M. Es. — debts, unfid)e= V?, fc^Iec^tc ©c6u(bcn ; — price, ber unbcftanbige aScrtt), bie vevanbcvli^e iBnluta. UNCERTAINTY, -.9. 1. bie Hngemtp= l)cit, Sroetfel&aftigfcit ; 2. UuEunbc ; 3. Ungenauigfcit; 4.baoUnbc{annte. UNCESSANT, vid. Incessant. To UNCHAIN, V. a. lojfettcn, CUtfcf= fein, bcfreien. UNCHANGEABLE (ndr. — i.v), adj. lin= wanbclbar, nnueranberlid! ; — noss, .1. bie llnmflubclbavfcit, Uuyernnbei'= (id)feit. UNCHANGED, adj. 1. v.iuH'vanbert; ungcrocdjfelt, iiuycnyecbfeU; 2. un= serdnbevlicfe. UNCHANGING, adj. ftc^ nictt cinbemb, We^fclIoS, bleibfiib, vcrmanent. UNCHARGED, adj. \M)t angegviffett. UNCHARITABLi; (adv. — ly) adj m= wobltptig, lieblo*, baribcvjig; — ness, s. bie Stcbtpftgfctt, J^avtoei'Stgi fcit. To UNCHARM, r. a. CntsautiCm. UNCHARMING, adj. ll eutsaiibcvnb ; 2. nic^t Idngev bcjaubernb. UNCHASTE (adv. -^ly), adj. Unffllfd), imjiid)tig, geil, unlnutev, nnvcin. UNCHASTISABLE, m/j. nid)t JU lbcftra= fen. UNCHASTISED, adj. niigcfllMft; 1111:= gef^jeut. UNCHASTITY, g. bie nufcufit^eit, ltujud)t, Unlaiitcrfcif. UNCHECKED, adj. 1. iingcbcmmt, ini= gef)tnbcrt, uiigcjn[)mt; 2. nnrotbev^ fVirod)cn. UNCHEERFUL, ad), untufiig, nieber; gcfc^Iagen, trnurig biiflcr, triibfclig ; — ness, s. bic Unliifl, 3iJiebergcfd)I>'!= genbeit, ^trfliirigfeif, 3JJcIaud;olte, xnibfeligfeit. UNCHEERY, atij. fangweilig, tinlJC' l)aglid), imerquicflid;. UNCHIinVED, adj. lin(]efailt. To UNCHRISTIAN, v. a. JUm Und)Vt= flen niadjen; a\s Unc^vift bet)anbf(rt. UNCHRISTIAN (adn. — ly), adj. Ult= c^vifllir|) ; nnglditbig, uubctcl/vt ; — nesp, s. bie Uncbviftlic^feit, baS ltn= d)riftlic^e. To UNCHRISTIANIZE, v. a. baS g^Vt= j!ent^nin nc^meii. To- UNCHURCH, ». a. in bcrt ,fi:ii-c^cn= tnnn t^nit, wn ber fivd)Iid)en ®e= mcinc ausfc^lie^en, nus bcv ,^ivc^e ftogcn. UNCHURCHED, adj. in 33nnn gctfian ; I'ou ber JlirdKugcmciube "au^ge^ fc^Ioffon. UNCO UNCiA, .s. bie Unje. UNCIAL, I. s. bev Uni!albitd)flabJ n. adj. init Itnciatbuc^ftaben. UNCINATE, adj. B. T. Ijafenfijmiig. UNCiRCUMCiSED, adj. unbefcttnitteii. UNCiRCUMCisiON, s. bie 91i4)tbe. fd)neibung, Unbefc^nittenfirit. UNCIRCUMSCRIBED, adj. unbcgvcnjt, tiitHm[d)rieben, uneingefd)vdiih. UNCIRCUMSPECT, adj. imsorfi4)tig iinacbtfam, iinbel^utfdm. UNCIVIL (adv. — ly), adj. un[)?flid) nnavtig, nngebilbet, vol). UNCiviLtZATiON, s. bte ^Bartavci 3fJpbbeit, Uncultuv. UNCIVILIZED, adj. uncuItixMvt, unycr: feinrvt. UNCLAD, adj. Mnbefleibet. UNCLAIMED. ad.j. nic^t geforbtvt, mu geforbcrt, nnaiigef^)vo4Jcn. insrcLARiriED, adj. nngcfldrt, unge» Idutert, To UNCLASP. V. a. hii)ciUii, oufbafen, anf^efteln, offnen. UNCLASSICAL, Unclas.sic, adj. Tlirf)! claffiifd), tinclafftfd). UNCLE, s. ber Dnfef, Dfieint. UNCLEAN (nd«. —ly), adj. 1. ItUVein, unfaubev, frf)miifeig ; 2. nnlcnfc^, un- jiiditig, nnlanter ; 3. fiinbbnft. UNCLEANABLE. adj. nid)t5u reinigcu, UNCLEANLINESS, s. 1. bie Un«in:: Itd)tcit; 2, Siinbc, Saftcvbaftigfcit. UNCLEANNESS, s. i. bie Unreinigfeit, Unfanbevfcit ; 2. Unlantevfcit, Un= feufd)^ett UNCLEANSED, adj. nid)t gcvftnigt, ungcfdubevt, ungepii^f. To UNCLEW, V. a. (oSlXMcffln, nilf^ lofen. To UNCLiNcn, V. a. bte (gebal(tf) gaitfl cffnen. UNCLIPPED, adj. niibefd)nittwt (yen SDJiinjen). To UNCLOG, V. a. ci'.tlaflcn, cntlcbt= gen, befceien, in Sveibett fctsen. To UNCLOISTER, v. a. (IWS bent MO' fter nefjmen, enfbinbcu, entlebigen. icSf^jcrrcn, befi'eicn. UNCLOISTERED. aptimi"i!?, iit*t g(ei4)[auteitb, uitgcmd^, iiiipa5= lid), abwetd)eitb {w. ii.). UNCONFIDENTIAL, adj. UUJuyevftC^ts lid), mifjtraueub. UNCONSTITUTIONAL, {adc. — ly), a/j. t)crfaffitng«»tbrig. UNCONSTITUTIONALITY, *. bte 93fr= faffitngswibrigfeit. UNCONSTRAINABLE, adj. UU(be) = jiutiigbar, uttjiU^mbar, itiictiifd)vauf= bar. UNCONSTRAINED, adj. ) unge= UNCONSTRAINEDLY, nd,>. S S"»'»= geit, jaiaitglu?, ol)iie Sw^ng- UNCONSTRAINT, s. bic Uiige5mungcn= |cit, 3w«"g(oiigfcit. UNCONSUL'i'iNG, adj. imiibcrlegt, iin- ftorftc^tig, yorfcliicll, .'ibcreilr, l)a= fitg, unfliig. UNtroNSUJiED, adj. utiyerjt^rt; hw fcerwiiftet. UNCONSUMMATE, adj. UltOoUeubtt uitboUftanbig, unyoUtoinmeii. UNCONTAMINATED, adj. Utlbcflecft; uiiaitgeflecft. UNCONTEiVjNED, adj. unt)erad)tet. UNCONTENDED, ndj. UllbtftrittClt ; — for, iiic^t befiritteit. UNCONTENTED, adj. Ullbffriebigt, Ull' ptfvteben. UNCONTESTABLE, adj. vid. Incontest- able. UNCONTESTED, adj. 1. HUbeilrttteit ; 2. unbcflveitbar, aiigenfd)ctulicft. UNCONTRADICTED, adj. ItllbeflrittCll. UNCONTRITE, adj. Ulljcrfllivfdjt, Un= bupfertig, rcuelo's, sevftocft. UNCONTROLLABLE {ado. — ly). adj 1. uiiuiiterworfen, unbejanngbar, ui!= wiberfleblic^ ; 2. itittvibevlegbar, uu= roibcrleglic^. UNCONTROLLED, adj. ) lllige= UNCONTROLLEDLY, atZ/). > S1UU11= gen, ununternjorfeit ; aiifftc^tsfo8. UNCONTROVERTED, adj. unbeflritteii, nitaugefot^teti. UNCONVERSABLE, adj. vid. Incon- VERSIABLE. UNCONVERSANT, ailj. «td)t SCrtrailt, ntc^t fiinbig. UNCONVERTED, adj. 1. uu«evn)an= belt ; 2. uitbefef;rt ; 3. trrcligiijs. UNCONVICTED, adj. uitiibcrmtefeit. UNCONVINCED, adj. imiiberjeitgt, uii= uberfiibrt. To UNCORD, V. a. losbiiiben, abbiit= belt, aufbtnbcti, aiipfett, auffc^iiii' ten (— a paciracfe«)tt>riger 91u«brit(£ ; —ness, .«. 1. bie (Seltfamfett, 2Bunbevlid)= feit, (Sigcnbcit, ©onberbarfeit, QSor; fcbrtbeit; 2. ©rob^eit, 9Jo{)t;eil, S'Jaubcit. UNCOVENANTED, adj. bltrd) feiltS tCl (biblif^cn) S^eftoiiieute yevfv>rxic^eit. To UNCOVER V. a. flufbccfeit, bli^ficii, eiitblofieit ; eittfleibeii, abiiebmen (etii ©ad)) abbecfcit ; uncovered, bar: baitpt ; to leave, uncovered, JU. E. 1111= gebecft laffeii. ^ UNCOVETEU, adj unbege^rt, uner« fcbitt. To UNCREATE, v. a. yerniditen, ju ntc{)te niacl^jeii, be8 ®afei)n8 beraubea 46!) UNDA UNDE LTNDE trjJCREATED, mij. Hticrfitaffcii, not^ niclfet crft^iifcu. yNCREDIBLE, vid. rNCREDini.E. rjNCREDITABLE, n//. SOU fcillCllt flU= ten 3{iife, iitett }u tvauftt, uutHtin- licj, nngedcbtct; — ness, «. bev 3?ian= gel an giitciu ^lufc, bte Uiiebve, bcc ilnru&m, btc 9iiifIoftg!e1t, bev Mgcn)af)lf, nnausgeincvjt ; 2. nn= gepfiitrff. (JNCULPABLE, adj. vid. [xci7r.VA.DLE. UNCULTIVABLE.' adj. 1. lltcbt ail5n= banen; 2. nict)t jn feerebefn, nic})t auSjubKben, nnsetbcffcvltdi, nni'eri feinerlid). UNCULTIVATED, adj. 1. nnaiigcbaut ; 2. unoerebelt, iinoevfcincrt, iinaul= gebtlbet, ungebtlbet, nnHutcvrtc^tct, vo^. UNCUMBERED, adj. llllbcfcijWCrt, nit= belafift, unucifiimmeit. UNCURAB[,E, Of//, vid. Incurajile. To UNCURB, V. a. bic Jliuiifette ab= ttcfemcn ; ji^. loSntac^en, bcfreien. UNCURBED, (uij. nugejcif^nit, nnge= bcinbigt, aitSgclaffen. To UNCURL, ,.. I. ». enffrauf.:[n, IdS= fvciufeln, bic i!otfcn abncbmcn, nuS; mac^en, loSroicfcIu, glatt mad)en ; ir. 71.. ftd) enttWiufcln, aufgebcu, bic 8o= cfen (baS Sorfigc) ncrliei-cn. UNCURLED, adj. ungcio^t, fut!rnu= felt. UNCURRENT, adj. ungaitgbav, nic^t giiltig ; — coin, — nionev, ungaug= bares (frembeS) Oelb. UNCURSED (UNCURST),arf/. UUgcflur^t, utcfet feevflut^t, uom Sln^c bcfveit. UNCURTAILED, adj. llic^t Dcvbaucn, niigeftu^t, nnabgetiirjt, nn»crfiivjt. UNCUSTOMARY, adj. Uligen3iJl)nlicf), mtgebrauc^licft. UNCUSTOMED, adj. nnSCVJoHt; — gnods, JinacvjoUfe, beim 3o!I='ilmte nt^t angegcbeue SBaaren. UNCUT, adj. nitgefitnittcn, nnbe= l)ntten, ungef)anen ^ unabgeftfinitten ; unangcff^nitten ; nnaufgef(i)nitten ; — velvet, uugefdbovner ©ammet. To UNDAM, V. a. lo^bammcn, abbam= men; offnen. UNDAMAGED, adj. unbcfct)abtgt, «n= sevbovben. UNDAMPED, adj. nncutiniitbigt. UNDATED, adj. mcllenfbrmig. UNDATED, unbatirt, pt)iie $>atiim. 470 UNDAUNTED {^adv. — ly). adj. mnx- fc^vocfen, «n»erjagt ; fiibn, mutbig ; — ness, s. bie Uncrfc^vocfeut)eit ; ,^ii[)nbeit, 'DJutbigteit. UNDAWNING, adj. noc^ uid;t bain= inenib ; iiDc^ butifel. UNDAZZLED, adj. ungeblenbct. UNDEB.4SED, adj. uicfjt eniicbvigt ; nnucffcitfcfct. UNDEBAUCHED, aij. wn»erfiiE;vt, «ii= tjcvboi'ben, rein. UNDECAGON, s. O. T. ba§ ©tlfccf. UNDECAYED, adj. frifd), iini'evfalleu, nngefdjroo4)t, liu^evflijrt. UNDECAYiNG, adj. wk^t scvfaUenb, obnc 31bnabntc. UNDECEIVABLE, n(Z/. 1. uic^t fabtg JU betriigen; 2. nubch-iigbar; 3. un= triiglici) ; 4. aiiS bent 3rrt{)uni ju bvingen, belebvbav. To UNDECEIVE, v. a. enttanfc^iMt, ntiS bent Srrtbnnie bvingeit, ben Srvtbum bencbnten, aufflaven, ctueS Seffcvn belebven, »cvfidnbigen, col. mi bcm Sivanme bclfeit. UNDECENCY, vid. Indecency. UNDECIDED, adj. nncntfc^icbcn, itu= an'jgcmaci}f. UNDECIPHERABLE, adj. nnent5iffei'= lifb, nic^t ju eiit^iffevn, nnertlarbav, uuanflijilirf), imlcferlic^, ucrmovren. UNDECIPHERED, ad}, nnentsifforf. UNDECISIVE, adj. «tientfci)eibenb. To UNDECK, r. a. beV ^tcrbC (bc§ ScbmucffS) berauben, btc ^m'Hi ncbnieu, fdjniurfloS inac^cn. UNDECKED, adj. fc^mHCftoS, lUxhi, nngefcbmiicft; an — vessel, ein offc= nci ggbi'jcng, gabrjeng of)nc SedF. UNDECLINABLi:, adj. vid Indeclik- ABI.E. UNDECLINED, adjA. nic^t abiueifljewb, am 9iecbte {)afteub; 2. Oram. T. nicfct btclintrt, nugebengt. UNDECOMPOSABLE, adj'. llllievfcfeltC^, nic^t serfc^bnr. UNDECOMPOSED, U.ndkcompounded, adj. nic{)t jcrfefet, ntcl)t gefd)iebcu. UNDECOR.\TED, adj. nilVCl-jievt. UNDEDICATED, adj. nict)t gemcif;t, nici)t gcmibmet ; nid)t bcbicii't. UNDEEDED, adj. bitvrf) feinc S^af be= taunt, nic^t bnvc^ Sb'iff" flii8gc= 5eid)nct. UNDEFACEABLE, adj. nnentftellbar ; nniievtilgbar. UNDEFACED, adj. 1. uic^t «evuuf}al= tet, nncntflefit • 2. nnuevtitgt. UNDEFEASIBLE, vid. Indefeasible. UNDEFENDED, adj. UUtKlt^cibigt, Ull= befc^it^t. UNDEFiED, adj. obnc SluSfofbemng, unaufgeforbert, nngcfvo^t. UNDEFILED, adj. linbefllbcU, wnU- ftecfr, unaerbovbcn, inaEelloS, vein. UNDEFINABLE, ndj. 1. tmbegvcujt, gvenjcnIoS; 2. nubcftimmbav, unbe= fdjreiblid). UNDEFINED, adj. 1. unbcflimmt, UH= bcfcbitcben ; 2. uubegvcnjt. UNDEFLOURBD, adj. UnDevbOvbcit. UNDEFORMED, adj. nncntftcllt. UNDEFRAUDED, adj. UllbctVOgClt. UNDEFRAYED, ndj. nicbt fvct gcbill= ten, nic{)t bejabtt, unbejal^It; M. E. nngebfcft. To UNDEIFY, v. a. CtttgiJtteVU. UNDELEGATED, rtf//. ntd)t (ibgeovbiict, nic^t belegivt. UNDELiGiiTED, adj. itnevgofet, o^nc sycvgniigen, nid)t evfrcnt.' UNDELIGHTFUL, adj. freubenlDS, m- cvgBfelicJ), unangencbm. UNDELIVERED, adj. nu%t libevgcben. UNDEMOLISfJED, adj. uugefc^jU'tjft, nn= ievflijvt. UNDEMONSTRABLE, vid. Intzmow STRABLK. UNDENIABLE (arfi:. — ly). «-//. linlSjtg' bav, nnftreitig, unbefivettbar. UNDEPENDiNG, adj. ttnabbangig. UNDEPLORED. adj. niifacroeiiif, 'unbt< flagt, nnbejammert. UNDEPOSABLE, adj. nnabfe^bav. UNDEPRAVED, ndj. nuyevbovbeit, nn? Dcvbevbt, uiiuevfalfcbt. UNDEPRECATED, adj. Mti^t abgebe. ten. UNDEPRECIATED, adj. Jlif^t evntC- bvigt (tin 5|Jveifc). UNDEPRIVED, ndj. nnbcviiiibt, unl>c= nommen. UNDER, prep. <<;■ ad ». i. JintCV; 2. mu ten ; 3. bavKiitfv ; 4. in, bei ; 5. son; 6. mit; 7. mit .^iUfe, bnrdi $3et|ianb ; 8. in gevingevent ®vabe ; geringev (uiciiigci-) al«'; — anus, ««= ter ben SBaffcn ; — bonJ, />. t ge= gen 6autioii^=2eitluiig, nntcv &ui= Hon ; — colour. Hitter bem ©cbeiiie, SGoViVanbC; — cnmnmnd, beffbJigt, bcm SBefebt untermorfeu; .^^. nber= bi>^{, ci>mmanbirt (t>on etnein SBerfc, eincr ®egenb n. f. w.) ; —correction, 'mit (STianbnig jn fagen, nnnjaSgcb= lit^; —cover, befc^ii^t, gcbecft'; — cure, in ber (Snr ;■ — tho'dircctFon of . ., nac^ Qlntcttnng »on . . ; to lie — n distemper, UOll eilJCV J^vaiifheit b?= fcilkn fet>n; —favour, utit (lr[aut>= ni9; — (the) favour of.., bfgitllftit?4 DDii . . ; to get — a fire, beS geuett! ,§err tl>evbWl; cooi — Sre, Mil. PI). v'ubig tm (fciiiblidjcn) %n\tx\ wj trample — foot, mit S'itpert trctcrt ; — God ( — God's protection), linter bfni ©ii>U^e ®OtteS ; — Nnpoleon (— tlie reign of Napoleon), Witter 9tapl>Ietm; — the king's lock, M R. iltl f5ltiglt= ti)eii (obcs unter 9iegie=j5}t'vfrblnK (('. e. im f'bittglic^cii 3J'lliH«3^T'*'n) ; "» i)c — an oasii, buvit eiuen (Sif ge- bunben fet)n ; gefdjaiorcn ^abVii. bcei^igt fc«lt; — tvind nml SKil, Hli- tev ®vief iinb Siegel, nuterfc|v}cbeij unb Itntevftegett ; — one's omi hand, eigcnbanbtg ; — the nanx;. niitei: bem iJlamcn; — pain, bet ©ttafc; — pain of death, bt?t £p4>e§)tr«fe ; — pretence of.., Jlim ©cfyeilS, tiutfi: bem SJorwanbe ; — promise of mar- riage, vevfprod>en, »crlt>bt ; to return — protest, M. E. mit ^rotift juriiiil fd)tifen ; — sail, unter ©egcl, im ©egcln ; — sentenc-e, »enirtf)eilt ; — sentence of death, JUia Sobf V>er»r= tbcilt:— size, Ulster bem bcftimni' ten SJiapc; — giojmd, unter bem 33obert (itiiter ber (Svbe) befiublifb, untertrbifc^ ; — ground-cavems, itii= terirbifcfee ,^i>blen; — water, niittx (bem obct im) SBaf^cr ; — the date of the first instant, uiiterm erftcii b»e- feS (be§ gegenrodrtigei) 'iDk'iitita) ; — the firm of.., uutcv b«v Sirma usii . . ; 1 cannot sell it — , id> fonn Ci iaruiiter (uiitev bicfem ^Pretfe) ni4iJ yerfaufcH ; — three hundred, tiutei (nod) iiic^t) brctbiiiibert. To UNDERACT, ». a. tDCBioeV tlwrt. UNDERACTION, s. bie 9'icbenl)Qnt>» (ung, 3»if*fiif)'iiit'lmif}- under-a<;e, s. bte Uamiillb^gfe:{. aJZiubevidbvigfeit. underagent, s. ber WnteragcBi, Untcrbdnblcr. To UNDERBEAR, v. a. evtragCK, tf bulsen, ansbiiltcit. UNDERBEARER, s. bev Svagev. Set* ^entvdgcr. UNDERBEARING, «. fcas ©ittaae* 1 u. f. ux. [JNDE UNDE UNDE 7b UNDERBID, v. n. Jit Wcni^ (Obft iiiitec bfin 2Bevt[)c) bietcii, 'mii36ic= ten ; to — one, wniiijcv bictcii, aU eiti Sliibever. UNDERBIDDING, s. iaS Wii^C^tUt To UNDERBIND, v. a. UUtCl-biltbeit, mtteit niilMtibcn. UNDERBLOWN. pait. adj. — metal, uuterblafcues Stfeii. UNDERBRED, aiij. bolt geinetiiet: (Sf= 5iel)Uiiivi"Db, tiiebiig. UNDERBRUSH, vid. Undkrwood. UNDERBUTLER, s. bctr UlltCffclluCV. UNDERCATERER, s. bec Untevpro'oi= artei. IJNDERFARMER, 5. bfv 91fterpac^ter. UNDERFELEOVV. ,«. bet gcrifii^e •iOJenff}), fcl)lcff)te Jterl; .^anblatiger. irNDERFtELiNG, .« ber lliitcrbaii, ©rutib, bie ®iuiiblage fitted @ebdu= W. UNDERFOOT, I. ndv. llllfer bcitt {?uge, fleriiigcrit ^rcifciS, jum ©dbabett; jv. T. gcrabe uiitcc bent ©c^tfe lie* <^tub (»om *2Infer) ; 11. adj. gering, fdjlec^t/ «evtvpvfert. 7o UNDERFREIGHT, v. a. M. E. etlt (gefvacf)tcte«) gebeucrtcS Sd)iff tt>ic= Ver (an ciiicn 9liifent »cvfrac^ten) fter^cuerit. To UNDERFURNISII. v. a. \\\^t gcnitg ficbcit, iit(^t ^tulanglic^ sevfe^eii, Rtrfit gebiJrtg anSrii^cii, jit tteitig rci*eu;jiu wentg Itefcvit ; frfjmat^^ (fit laffcit ; to sow — furrow, bClt Sameu uttter^jfliigfii. To UNDERGIRD, v. a. untcrgiiiten, uu= ten fceritm btn^en, uitteit anbinben. USDEUGIRDLE, s. ber Uiitergitrf, \hu fergiir(e(. To UNDERGO, v. a. fid) uiitcrjiebeit ; crtrngcit, ktbcrt, erietbeii, crfa^reii, augftcbcu. UNDERGRADUATE, s. bcr ^li^tgfa: buirtc. UNDERGROUND, I. s. ber untcrtrbtf({)e Drt, bit .giBble, bcr Jtellcr ; 11. adj. ^ ad,}, iijitertrbifcf). UVDEROUOVVTH. .«. brtS Hlttevbolj, Jtiebcr^olj, ©cfJriH'e, bcr Unter= unices, tit Sonimcrlattcit. ITN^DERHAND, Unoeruanded, adj. S,- aiiv. itntcv bet .6au&, ^eimlid), «er= ftecff, liflig, fci)lan; —dealings, ber vcvftcifte .ganbcl, bctnilic^e SSerfc^r. CNDERINSURED, adj. luiter bcnt aBfr= tf)e (Dbcr nif^t juin DoUcit aBert(;c) ccrftdjert. UNDERiVED, adj. uuabgclcttct, uneiit= Ic^nf, nirfjt feefgejOQCit. UNDKRJAVV >. ber Uiif'>-'Minbacfeit. UNDERivEEPER, s. fccr Uitfevfluffe^er. UNDERLABOURER, ^■. ber Uiitcrarbct= tcr, 3"''cici)er, .^aublanger. To UNDERLAY, v. a. (ailC^ Typ. T.l uutcrlegcit, fiii^en, aitfliifeii. UNDERLEATIIER, s. iaS Untcvfcbcr. To UNDERLET, v. a. tiiitcr bcut 2Qer= t^e t»crvad)tcii, t)crniictl)Crt ; an ctuen '■ilftcrpac^ter ycvpacf)tcn. UNDERLETTER, s. ber 2lfterpad)fcr. UNDERLIEUTENANT, s. bcr Ultter= Itciiteitant. To UNDERLINE, v. a. IllttcvftreidjCU, unterltiitveit. UNDERLING, s. 1. bcr Uufcrc, llnter= nebciic, tmtcrgeorbitete ©ebiilf?, i&nbaUcriie, llutcniiorfene, 2lufpaf= fcr, col. ^iicfcfcl ; 2. emit, bcr ab()an= gige 3}Jcnfct), Sc^ttjad)ling. UNDERLOCKS, s. pi. bie syau^woHc bc§ (2c^afc«. UNDERMASTED, adj. niit Jit iitcbrigcn obcr 511 Icicfetcn JDJaftcit rcrfcbcti. UNDERMASTER, *. ber Utitcrlcf^rcr, Untcraiiffebcr. UNDERMENTIONED, adn. UlltCll cr= ttjiiljnt. UNDERMILLSTONE. .9. bcr lllltcrc ajJiiblftctti, Sobcufieiii. To UNDERMINE, v. a. untemiiuireii, iintergrabcu, uiitcrtoerfeit (bcpglet= t^cn, fig:). UNDERMINER, s. ber Uufermiittrcr, Uiitergraber, S^aiijgrabcr, ©vreiig= graber ; fig. bcr ()cimlict)e ?fctnb. UNDERMOST, ndj. bcr (btc, baS) iintcr= fie ; jii witterfi, ganj imtfu. UNDERNEATH, L ndv. ItntcrttjnrtS, iiiitcu, »oii unteii, iiutcufjcr; 11. prcv. iinter. UNDEROFFicER, s. bcr Untcrofpciet ; Untcvbeantte. UNDEROGATORY, adj. liniiad)t^Ctlig ; nic^t bcne()menb, nic^t fd)malerub. UNDERPART, s. ba« Uittcrtbcil, fti^ benU}cif, Seiftiicf, 3>vifc^citf}uriF; bie S^cbcnroUc, uiitergeorbtiefe aJoUe ; S'Jebens obcr Si^ifc^cnljaiibtung. UNDERPE'rncoAT, a. bcr UntcVrccf. To UNDERPIN, v. a. bte ®rilllbfd)Uic(= leu eincS «§aufc8 itiitermauern; ftiU feen, ttnterbaueit. UNDERPLNNING, s. bn« Stiifecn, Ull-' tcrbaucn ; Uuteriiiaucni ; bcr ©ruiib- bau. UNDERPLOT, s. ba§ 3wift^cnftiirf, bic (Spifobe, DfZebciitjnnblung, berD'Jcbcn: Vlan ; bie Slbfartuiig, ba8 f)einilid)e Stiicfdjcit, bcr Ijcimlic^e 91iifc^[ag. To UNDERPRAISE, v. a. llicfjt gcilUg lobeit, Ijcrabiuiirbtgeit. UNDERPRICE, s. ' bcr SpOttVitCtS, ®d)[eiibcrprcig, SlSrciS iiiifcr bent SBerthc ; to sell (oir; at — prices, M. Ph. aBaaren iinter bent ^rcife (ju bcvabgcfcljtem $rcifc pbct iiiiter bent SBcvt^e) ycrfaiifcit, fc^Iciibcrii, »er= fc^icnbern. To UNDERPRIZE, v. a. llllfer bent aBer= {[)c fd)a^cu, jii geringe fcfca^cii, ju gering anfc^Iagcii, I)crabfcl)n^eit. UNDERPROMPTER, s. bcr Uiiterfouf= flciiv. To UNDERPROP, v. a. iintcit ftiifecn, abfprcijcn ; luitcrijaltcn, iintcrftii^cn. UNDERPROPORTIONED, ailj. lllltcr bent 33crbaltnit', unycr^altiiipind^ig, gefc{)ntdtcrt. UNDERPULLER, .». bcr iiiitcrgeovbuete Dudlcr, nic^vtgere ^erbcrbcr. To UNDERRAT1-; v a. fii iiicbrig anfe= ^cn, JU geriitge aiifd)Iageu oticr fd)ii= ^cn, uatei-fclp;i|eu, Ijcrabfcbdgen. UNDERRATE, s. bcr (ju) iiicbrigc 2ln= fc^Iag, JU geringe 5|?reij. UNDEUHENT, s bic ?lffcrvCUtC. UNDERROOF, s. T. bie Oicbelf^Jt^c Siic^fpifee, ber ©iebelfpic^. To UNDERRUN, v. n. M T. baruntCl t)crfai)ren; to — a cable, lllltcr bn< Slnfcrtiiu |oIe« (in einem 33oDte bar* uiitcr fat)reii, urn c8 ju untcrfudjcn) ; to — a uickle, eiu Xakl tlnr fd)cret! obcr flareu (in Ortuung briiigen). UNDERSATURATED, adj. Ch. T. WXitX: fdftigt. UNDEiiSECKETARY, s. ber Untcrfe^rf tdr. To UNDERSELL, v. a. UUtCt bClU 3Ser= the tserfaiifcnr roo{)(fci(cr »crfaufeit (al8 ^Jlubcrc), mit ©diaben bcrfaufcn, losfcbiageu, (uer=)fc^lciibcm. UNDERSELLING, .5. ba« (2d)Icubcni, bcr aScrfaiif uuter bent 2Bertbe. UNDERSERVANT, s. bcr, bic Uiitcrbf- bicnte, bie DfJebcumagb. To UNDERSET, v. a. uutcn ficUcn, un= tcvfcljeii, untcrfiii^cn. UNDERSET, s. K. T. ciu ®trDin uutcr bcr Dberfldd)e bc« iDJm'cS. UNDERSETTER, s. bic etiifec, "bs.^ ®e= ftcll. UEDKRSETTING, y. bnS llntcrflii^eu; bie Uiitcrlage, ba» SupgcftcII. UNDERSHERlFF, .t. bcr Uittcrfcftcriff, Ui*ftrlaubric^tcr, Untcrtiogt. To UNDERSHIP, r. a. — the neat pro ceeds, M. Ph. ctuc gcringcte 3iiicfla-- buiig ntiid)eu, aU ber rcin'e ©rtrcig bcr .^iulabung au8mad)t. UNDERSHOT, adj. spii untcit gctricbcii, uutcrfrf)ld^tig ; an — wlieeJ, eiu uu= tcrfc^ldd)tigc8 ^fab. UNDERSHRUB, s. li. T. bic ©tdltbc. UNDERSIGNED, s. bcr enbcggcnanntc, ©iibesuiitcrfctriebciie, (5nbc8uiiter= jci^ncte. UNDERSOIL. Understratum, s. bie ©rbfc^idjt Iinter bcr Santmcrbe. UNDERSONG, ber 6()Pr(u3), @c!;liiv= veini, [Jfefrain, aBicberl)plungSocr«. UNDERSORT, s. bic untcre glaffe. To UNDERSTAND, v. a. S,- n. 1. pev)lc= l}en, bcgreifen, einfcbcit, faffcu; '2. ir.eiiien, iniicrlic^ liberjcugt fei)n ; 3. erfcben, ucriie(}nien, bijrcii, crfntjrcit; 4. fic^ auf etwaSteiftebcn, cS wiffeii, fcnncn; — ! i«^ merfc bir's ! wiffe! bore ! to give one to — , ciucni ju«cr= jltcI)Cn geben ; I liavc been given to — . i^ {)abe in (Srfdbrang gcbrad)t; to — by . . , crfcbcu aiiS . . ; to — with . . , fi^ cerftanbigcn (berc(t)iicii, jufanu nieurec^iicii) niit . . ; to — the world. bic aiSclt tciineu; Im wnderstanda a horse, cr tjcrjlcbt fid) niif 33ferbe. UNDERSTANDER, s. bcr SScrftctjcnbc, J?enncr; ©nftdjtSbpUc (w. ii.). UNDERSTANDING, J. s. 1. bcr g[!cr= fianb, btc 6inftd)t; 2, Jtenncvfc^nft ; to have good — togetlier, ill gilteiu aSeruf bmcn lebcit ; 11. adj. yciftdiibig, etnfic^t«s>pH, etiifebcub ; crfabreit ; an — man, ciu cinftd)t4Wllcr 5DJflnu. UNDERSTANDINGLY, adv. lllit SScrs ftaiib, niit (Sinfic^t; a\s Mmm. UNDERSTRAPPER, s. bcr Uiitcrbcbien= te, Sutrdgcr, ^anblangcr, Untcr= l}dnbler, iBcigdnger, Uiiteragent, vuig. Sirffocfcr. To UNDERSTROKE, v. a. WUtcrjirci^ djeii. To UNDERTAKE, v. I. «. niitcrnebmcu, auf ftct) ucbmcit, verfuc^cn, tjcrfiidjs^ wcife fpeculircn, ivagcn ; II. v. fiit einlaffcu ; fic^ ycibiirgen ; to — fot one, fiir Scnianb gut fagen. UNDERTAKER, ,^. 1. ifx Uiiternel)iiicr, Dcrfiicl^sUHnfc Spceulircnbe, Itcber.- nct)nier; 2. sPefovgcr; 3. S^ctc^enbe» forger ; — for anoihnr, bcr i^iitge, (5a»cnt, ©eu'dbviSnianu. UNDERTAKING, s. ba6 (Wcu^^ftH 471 GNDE UNDI UNDR UiiteriKljmen, bte .^niibelsuutei'nel;^ muug, (Sntvcf vife, bev a3crfuc|). rNDERTEETH, s. pi. Hi Ulltcvjaftnc. UxNDERTENANT, s. bcf Untcrpdd)ter, 9lftcrte^n«mann, Qlftei-Ie^ciilvaaev, 5lftermieU)mann. UNDERTONE, s. bte ttefe (Stimnte. • CNDERTREASURER, s. bci" lUlUV- iJNDERVALUATION, s. btC }U tlicbvigc nidjaftuiig, ©dja^c uiitev bcm aBev= ti)e ; ®crtngfd)a^ung, .§evabaniibi- (jitug, «^erabfci>ibiitii], .^erabfeljiiitg, (liitouvbigung, ySevflfiiieniug, 5Bei;= ac^titng. To UNDERVALUE, v. a. liutev belli iBertfje fc^iifeeit, gciiuge fcijaljcti, gf= viitg l;altcii, eutwuvbigeii, ^ei-abwiir= itgeit, Bcvflciiievii, uevac^tcii. UNDERVALUE, s. bcv 5}>vetS iiiitcr bem 2Bevtf)e, ber geritige !pvctS; bie ®e= ititgfc^iifeung, 4?era6|'e^uiig. UNDERVALUEii, s. bcr 511 gcviuge l"4)dfet, (Sutwiivbtgcv, Scvdrbtcr. UNDEKVOICE, s. bic gebdmpftt Stim= me. UNDERWEIGEJT, s. biiS Uiitcrgewt^t, ®ewitlict), o{)iie 3lbftcbt, rtbfidjtiStog, jjlaulos, inioorfcftltd) ; — dhss, .?. fcte 9ib_ft*ts= loftgffit, Uiiborfc^licbfett, 3iifdUtg= fcit. UNDESIGNING, nt>a^r= ueljmbar, unmerflid). UNDISCERNING. adj. lltC^t tllttevfdjet: bciib, beurtfjetluiiggloS, furjftc^ttg, iiic^t fcfcarfftdjtig, cinfdltig, bebad)t= I08, fiumvf. UNDISCIPLINED, adj. JU fciller (3ud)t) Drbiiung gct»oi)nt, jud>tlo«, uugeso= gcii, itiigeubt, unbiSci^ilinirf, umm= tciitd)tct, itnbelc^rt, rob. UNDISCORDING, adj. Itll^arillOuifc^, btgl)nrimnitfc^, mi^EIiugcrfb. UNDISCOVERABLE (adn. — ly), adj. uitciitbecfbar, iiic^t 511 ftubcii. UNDISCOVERED, adj. UltClltbecft. UNDISCREET, vid. Indiscreet. UNDISCUSSED, adj. uiierortert, ittc^t btScittirt. UNDISGRACED, ndj. 1. tiidjt ill Ungna= be gefalleit ; 2. ungffd>diibet ; 3. iit4)t «criinstert. UNDISGUISED, adj. UIlBCrffcibet, lllt= Bcrmummtj jiff, offeii, rcblit^, utiocr^ ftcUt. UNDISHONOURED, adj. jmeiitcf)rt, un= gcfdjdiibct, uitbefcj)iiiivft. UNDISMAYED, adj. imevf(^rCcEc!t, Ull= uerjagt, bcf)erjt, miit^tg. UNDISOBLIGING, adj. iiti|t ungefdiltg, iud)t iiitiirtig (tu. ii.). UNDISPERSED, adj. iiit^t jerflreiit. UNDISQUIETED, adj. Uligcftort, Itic^t beunrutiigt. UNDISSEMBLEII, adj. ItttDCrfiellt, «n= gei)eud)elt, aufvid)tig, iiatitrltc^; pf= felt, reblic^, gerabe. UN DISSEMBLING, adj. llllSCrftellt; cf- fflt. •• UNDissiPATED, adj. iiiijevfircut ; ittc^t biird)gebrad)t. UNDISSOLVABLE. adj. vid. Indissolv- ABLG. UNDISSOLVED, adj. uuattfgelofet, un= gcfd)mcl5eu. UNDISSOLVING, adj. ftC^ hic^t auf= Ibffiib, iitd;t fdjiiiel'jeu&, nitljt jevgc= beiib. UNDISTEMPERED, ndj. frct bDlt StxawU ^ett, uid)t iinpa^, uiijtrriittct, imuer- luorreii. UNDISTINGUISHABLE ladv. — i.y), adj. 1. iiidjt 511 iinterfitctbcit, uiiiiutcrfc^eifc= bar ; 2. uu<;i-Eeuiibav, iiucrfciuitlict*, nitbcittli^. UNDISTINGUISHED, adj. 1, cmintert fdjiebcu, uiiabgefonbcrt; 2. iiiibei jeic^iiet; 3. Jinnit§ge}eid)iict ; 4. obiuc befoiibere "IlJerfmate, p()iie 5lb= jetc^cn. UNDISTINGUISHING, adj. fcillCll Itll terfd)ieb niadlfnb, glcid), od^tloS riiif ftc^tSloS, of)iie ju iiierteii. UNDISTORTED, adj. iiic^t uevbrc^t ; iiidjt »crfe{)rt. UNDiSTRACTED, adj. unjerfircut, un» acfiort; imjerritttet; —]y,adv. oljiie Berflreiiung, obne Berriittutig; — ness, s. bie Hiigeftiirt^eit, Uitjer* ftreiit^ctt, ®ci)lf«nil)e, ®emtitl)8» ftiUe. UNDISTRIBUTED, a.dj. Mltoert^eilt. UNDISTURBED {adv. — ly), adj. 1. JI»= geft5rf, iinaufgeregt, iiiierfd)uttcrt, rut)ig, gelaffeii ; 2. Hngef)tiibfrt ; ui> disturbed waters, unbewegte ©caniffrr i —ness, s. bie Uijgeftort^cit, 9iu[)e, ®elaffen&eit. UNDiVEESiriED, adj. )ii(t>t scniiantiig' faltigt, ctnfiinnig. UNDIVERTED, ndj. lin5llUcr{)aUcK, r.ic^t abgcivrtiibt. UNDIVIDABLE, ailj. jitttfietlbar, m- tremibar, ittt jertrcjiiiltd). UNDIVIDED (ado. — ly), adj. Kligts tbeilt, iinjertrenuf, gang. UNDIVORCED, adj. lltt^t flef^itbttt; iticibt getreiiiit. UNDIVULGED, adj. lltd)t nst§ge= fpveitgt, iiid;t befaniit gemac^t, vtr= borgcii. To UNDO, v.a. 1. aiiflijffn, aufiMad)fij. aiiftreimeii, jerlegeii; 2. m-niidjteii, jerfiorcn, (inoralifd)) scrbcrbcu, },m ©ruitbe rid^ten (3eninub cbcr 3c- niaiibeS guteii 9htf), iiiigliiSlif^ iik-.= d)eii; 3. wegft^affeu, abfdjoffcit, mu bfbcit, auituUiien, jiivucjucbmen, riufgdiigig (ungefdjel^cu, uiigiilti^j; macpeit. To UNDOCK, V. n. ( — a vessel, iia Scfcif au« ber Socfe briiigcti. UNDOER, s. 1. bcr Shiflbfcubc; 2. 5l?einic^ter, 3f I'ftwcr ; 2tiif L;cbcv. UNDOING, s. baS 9lufli5fcti, 5Bcviiic^:= ten, 9(iiff)cbcti, 3ei^fti3i'eii ; that was the — of him, iaS wciv fciu Uiittr= gang ; the — of a boar, Sp. T. boS 9lit8»irfcn eines (SbtxS. UNDONE, part. & adj. 1. »crttid)tet, t)itt, Derloreii; 2.uttgctl;aii; iingcfci/ebfn ; I am — , c« ift iiin mid) gcfd)el;eii, eS ift aii8 mitintr; u is yei — , c* ifi iu>d) nidit fcrtig. UNDOUBTED {adv. — ly), adj. «nbc= jtvcifelt, Pl)ne 3>^firfl. JiBeifeleobne. }ll»erldfltg, ft^cr ; — papers, M. K. ft(^ere, gute ^paptcre (2Bcd)fcl). UNDOUBTFUL, adj. jiajweifclbaft, SWeifelloS, liar, ofjcnbar, juaerKifftq UNDOUBTING, adj. llid)t JWeifclllb Snjtifelfret, ju»erfic^tlid>. UNDRAMATICAL (— ic), {ade. — aiSIy), adj. unbramatifc^. UNDRAWN, adj. uiigcjpgeit, lltcfjt (TOcg) gt'50gcit ; an — ticltet, ctn iiic^t gejp= gene's iooS. UNDREADED, adj. ungcfiivc^tct, uiigf* fd)eitt. UNDREAMED, adj iingctrdiimt, «ngc» bac^t. To UNDRESS, v. I. a. 1. ciittleibeit, ntt8=> fleiten, aiiSjicfccitr oblcgeii ; abfU:« ben, ben ^u^abiicbmeii, be«Sd)mu^ cfes entlebigeti, bevaubcu ; 2. aufbtn-« ben (eiiie SSunbc) ; ben ^Berbanb {tu ner2Bunbc) abne^mcn ; li. ii.fi^ent* flciben. UNDRESS, s.bte .^aiiSfleibiittg, boi Sladjtfleib, 5Je2ligce, bcr ©cftlaj* rod. UNEM UNES UNEX UNURESSED, adj. 1. utibcKetbet; 2. iiiigcpitfet, fdbmucfloS ; 3. uiisubercU tct, uujiii]evift)tct, unOeaibcttct ; — k-ather, iiunfjjevbteS ?cber. LrN'imiED, adj. HUijetrocfiiet, ungcborrt ; fcitcJji. UNDRlVEN, adj. attgctriebfti. UNDROOPING, adj. llic|t CvUcijeUb ; iiicf)t »erjn5cifc[itb. rjNDROSsv, adj. of)iie ©c|(a(fcn, f(^la= (feufrct, geldutert, rein. UNDROWNED, adj. llid)t evtvuiltcit. DXDUBITABLE, adj. vid. Indubitable. L'NDUE, adj. 1. uugsbii&rlic^, \>fliA)t- wibrtg, uiirecbt, iiiigcl}6rtg, gefcfemt= bvtg ; 2. nic^t fiidig. To UNDUKE, 0. a. be« -gcrjoatfeumS it- vaubctt. CNDULARY, adj. wallcnb, weQenfot^ mig, njcUcn^att. To UNDULATE, v. I. 7U 1. SBcIteil fd)(agcrt, ftcfe mcIJcitformig bemcgcii, walUn ; 2. fcbmanfeit ; ir. a. in mU (fufonntge SQewcgiiitg fc^cit, JBclkn jtcbcn. UNDULATE, Undulated.Undulatino, adj. (adv. Undclatinoly) n3cUcufOl"= lu'ig, tit SBcUeu fcfclageub. UNDULATION.*. 1. bas20cUciifcI)(a= gcu, bte lueliciiformige sBfmogiing, ©c^wtitguug, 33ebuiig, baS Sc^maii: feu, bte lucdeiiflirmtge ®eflalt; 2. Med. T. bieSlutl»aIIlilig; unduliUions, raeUeiifonntge 6'rt)bf)uugenuub 9lte= bentngeit. riNDULATORY, adj. vid. Undulary. UNDULY, adv. 1. uitgcbii^vltc^, un= rec^t ; 2. iibevmciptg. UNDUTEOUS, \ (arfw. —fully), adj.WW^ UNDUTiFUL, ) geborfam4if(td)tocr= gcffcit, pfltd)tnjibiig ; uucf)recbtetig ; iindutifuiness. s. bec Uugeborfaiu, bie 5l?fltd)t»crgeffenbeit, $flicbtn)ibng= feit; Uitebrcrbictigfeit. UNDYING, adj. uiifterbHc^, tiiiyergaitgs Itrf). UNEARNED, cdj. Utc^t (bitr^ tJlfbeit ober IGerbteiifi) crmovbeii, uiiyev= ticiit. UNEARTHED, adj. flus ber ^o{)(e ge= ^(iebea. ITNEARTHLY, adj. tttdU tvbifc^. UNEASINESS, s. bte Uiiritbe, 3leitgfi= lic^fett, unattgciiebme (^nivftiibuiig, aSefcbwerbe, Uiibcquemltcbfett, Uube=: fhtgJic^feit, Uiigcmacbli^fcit, bev ki^te ©c^mevj, baS Uiigemacft, bte Scrbvie^ltc^fett, Scrtvifvuitg ; to give one — , ciitem 93cfci;n)eibe uerurfa= c{)eii. UNEASY (n(Zo. — ily), a'//. 1. Illtru^t'g, aiigftltc^; iitibciiiiem, vcin'ii^/ mi<(i- iitacblicb, luibcbagliit, bevbiicgljc^, snigmiitbig, wunbciUrib ; 2. gejwuit^ geit, fteif. UNE.-\TABLE, adj. uiigeitiepbrtf. UNEATEN, adj. uiigegcffeit, unDcfs 8aftigt ; 3, iiic^t angetuaiibt. UNENGAGING, adj. Ulteilllabeilb, (111= jiebuiig«to8, retjlos. UNENJOYED, adj. UltgCltOffett, UllbCs feffctt. UNENJOYING, adj. iitc^t geutcgeitb, litest brauc^eub. UNENLARGED, adj. llUeVWCtkrt, 1111= nusgcbebnt, befcbniitft, iinecovtcvt. UNENLIGHTENED, adj. Ulterkuc^kt, unaufgcflavt. UNENSLAVED, ad;, lli^t Ul ^ltec^t= f(^aft, uuunterjodbt, mtabbaiigtg. To UNENTANGLE, v. a. Clltoivfeit ; ait3 bev (S^liiige obcr SSevkgcnljett iiebcit. UNENTERED, adj. UltyeVjoUt ; — goods, unycvsoHte, betm 3oli«i»t? nic^t angegcbene SJvtaven. UNENTERTAINING, adj. Jltcbt Ulltcrj baUenb; — ness, s. ber i)?atigel nit Uittcvbaltutig, bte Sangnjeiligfcif. UNENTHRALLED, adj. linuutcviocbt. UNENTOMBED, adj. unbCffbigt, IIltbc= gvabeii. UNENUMERATED, adj. llltaufgcjablt. UNENVIED, adj. Ullbi'ilcibet. UNENVIOUS, adj. lietblpg. UNEPITAPHED, adj. oblte ®rilbfd)vtff. UNEQUABLF>, adj lllt3tcid)fonilig, ltU= gleic^, ycvfc^ieben. UNEQUAL [adv. — ly\ adj. 1. UltgletC^, wnebcii;- 2. geviiigev; 3. iiiiyeff}alt= iiigma^ig, unangemcffeit, iitd)t ge= ntii^, iiid)t geroai^feii ; 4. b. t. raiib/ UUCbflt ; he was — to this business, ev njar bkfer ®a^c nidjt gemacbfett; an — leaf, B. T. tin ungkid)fctttge8 y3Iatt; an — peace, cilt partetifc^cv i^fkbe; —pulsations, uuregeditaptge ^ulsfc^lnge. UNEQUALABLE, adj. u!it)crgkic|bav. UNEaUALED. adj. uid)t gktd) tom= menb; im»evgk''id;Hd). UNEaUALNESS, s. vid. Inkquality. UNEQUrr^LE, adj. ItllbtUtg, >(iaX' tetifrb. UNEQUIVOOAL (arlv. — ly), adj. Ult= Stucibeuttg ; imjiveifelbnft. UNERADICABLE, adj. xnd)t auSjUVOt; kit, uiijcvftLn'bav. UNERADiCATED, adj. miaii«gcrofkt. UNERRABLE, adj. uufcf)lbai, iiiitviig= lid). UNERRING (adv. — ly), adj. ntd)t iv= vciib, uufeblbav, iiiitviigli^, gcmi^, fid)ei-. UNESPiED, adj. uugewabrt, ungefel;cn, iiuevfpaht, uneiitbedt. UNESSAYED, adj. ItllbefflK^r. UNESSENTIAL, adj. 1. llllWffctltlid), iiit^tig ; 2. um»i4tig ; 3. wefciiloiS. UNE3SEN1IAL, s. bie Uin»efeittlt^!ett, 9kbertfa^e. To UNESTABLISH, v. a. flllflofcn (». ji.). UNESTABLISIIED, adj. tii^)! eiiigcvid)^ tet; nicbt fepgefcfet, nic^t gegriiiibet, fc^tvaitknb. UNEVANGELICAL (adv. — ly), adj titcbt csflitgclifd;, imeyaitgeltfc^. UNEVEN (adv. — ly), adj. llliebcit, Hn> gevabe, iiitgkid) ; an — temper, eiii Ifluiietibafkv (yevanbcflidjef) Sl)a= rafter; — ness, s. bie Unebeiibcit, Un= gcrabbeit, Uiigkic^j^ctt; 25eraiibe= rung ; — of temper, bie Sauncub«f= tigkit. UNEVITABLE, vid. Inevitable. UNEXACT, vid. Ine.xact. UNEXACTED, adj. iiic^t abgeuotbigt, iingeft>rbert, uncrprept. UNEX AGGERATED, adj. ni(^t iiberkte* ben. UNEXAMINED, adj. ungepriift, unun= krfuc^t. UNEXAMPLED, adj. bcifpielloS, iiner=> bort. UNEXCEPTIONABLE, adj. unycrwcrfs licb, uiitabelig, uutabeH;aft, iinbe= fc^oUen; nid)t nugiikig, uoflgultig; — LY, adv. obne a\Xt @iun>enbuiig, un= ■ yernjevflid) ; — ness, s. bie Uiiuer: roerflicbkit, Uutabelbaftigkit; ®iiU tigkih UNEXCISED, adj. ftcci§frc«, soUfrci, flcucrfrei, uubcj^cuevt. UNEXCiTED, adj. unaitfgeregt. UNEXECUTED, adj. \. UUyolIji>9e>V iinau^gefitbvt ; 2. itnbeftegelt. UNEXEMPLARY, adj. bfitVielk>8. UNEXEMPUFIED, adj. llidjt IJiU gBU" fpieku bekgt. UNEXEMPT, adj. uic^t fliiSgeuommcii, nic^t fret, uuy'crfcljont, uu'vriyilegirt. UNEXERCISED, adj. wngeiibt. XINEXERTED, adj. uugetbaii, uugtfctics ben, uuyoUbradbt ; uutbiitig. UNEXHAUSTED, adj. unerfcb'i5pft- UNEXISTENT, adj. llicf>t yovbiUlbeil. UNEXPANDED, adj. utiituSgebreikt, unrtuSgefpaniit. UNEXPECPED (adv. — ly), adj. lllicra tBrtrtet, iinycvmutbet ; un^orbergefea ben ; —ness, s. baS lli:cn»arttte, Un= »orbergefebcne. UNEXPENDED, adj. uic^jt an3gfgeben, nic^t berweubet. UNEXPENSIVE, adj. 1. Jlic^t iJer:< fdjwcnbcvifd), fvaifam, itiivtbfcbaft^- lid), b'iii«biilki-ifcb; 2. ntd)t tbeuer. UNEXPERIENCED, adj. vid. luEXPEiih ENCED. UNEXPERT (adv. — ly), adj. UUCvfal)* ren, iiufunbig, unycrfuc^t'. UNEXPLAINABLE, adj. unerfliirbftv, nnerf(arli(^. UNEXPLAINED, adj. liuerlfiirt. UNEXPLORED, adj. uucrforfdit j uiibe^ fauut. UNEXPOSED, adj. unnuSgefefet, jiid)l blo^ei^eUt. UNEXPOUNDED, adj. uic^t auggekgt unerflcirt. UNEXPRESSED, adj. U!ia«§gcbvii5t. UNEXPRESSIVE, adj. 1. llicbt aiige= benb, iiicbt ausbnufcub, auobruifg= lo»; 2. nic^t au^subviicfcn, iiuau«= fprecbli^. UNEXTENDED, adj. unau?gebe|t:t, «n« auSgeficedt. UNEXTINGUISHABLE, adj. vid. Lnex TINGUISHABLE. UNEXTINGUISHED, aJ/.UUaU«3el5f4)t, tiiigebiimVift. UN EXTIRPATED, adj. jinauSgcrotfft,. unberlilgt. UNEXTOLLED, aij, itngepriefeii, usi^ evljobeu. 473 UNFE CJNFO UNGA UNEXTRA(rrED, adj. md)t auS^ejo: flfU. DNEXULl'ANT, a^ij. ot)iie ?5ro()locfeii. UNFADED, ailj. Ultucnuelft UNFADING, adj. llliycvwc(fitcl) ; — iinss, s. bie Uui'cnijctflic^ffit. UNFAILING, adj. iiitfcl)lOar, utitvitg= lid), flemip ; — ness, a. tie Uufe6lbav= hit, Untviiijlic^fcit. UNFAINTING, adj. nic^t ^tnjtltffltb, nic^t inutMoS tucvbcnb. UNFAIR iado.—i.\), adj. M^Ui), Wi' bvig, iilui, uuiTiii; fcfc;iiiblicl) ; nnav= tig; uubiflig, uitcvlaubt; iinvebtic^, Htiredjt, fatfc^ ; —ness, .5. bie ^iifilic^: ffit, (5d^;iiiblit|)fett, SBibriijfeit, ®ar= fligavt, Uiiart, Uunrtigfeit, Unveb= lictfeit, Salfct)^eit. UNFAITHFUL {adv. —ly), adj. 1. Un= treii, uiigctvcu, trcuIoS, »erratbe= rif(^ ; 2. Vfii^tucrgeffeit; 3. unglau= big, gottlog; —ness, .9. bie Untvcite, 3:retiloftgfeir, bcr 33eivatl) ; Uii= glniibe. UNFALCATED, adj. tlUUCl-jtiimmcU, uiigefiir^r. CNFALLEN, adj. tiic^t gefuufcn. tTNFALLOWED, adj iiugcbiartK t, uic^t Hmgeaiferf, ungc'fiitvjt. UNFALTERING, adj. fcfl, ui^t fd^Wnil- feitb (»oit bet Stimmc). UNFAMILIAR, adj. nicbt VevtlMUt, 1111= befainit ; ungeiuiib'ilic^- unfamiliar"ity,s. bie UitjU9iiiigIi(^= fcit, 33eiT(bloiTeiibctt. unfashionable {adv.— i.y), adj. Un= mobifd), nid^t nac^ bcv 2JjDbe, aii3 bcr 2JJobt; unfovmiic^, iingefcbicft ; — ness, s. bie uitmobifcbe 3?efci)affen= (Kit, 2ibw«ic^uiig you bcv Ttoii, baS Uiimobifcbc. UNFASHIONED, adj. md)t JUgcjllltt uitgefurmt, utigcbilbet, rob. UNFAST, adj. tlidjt fcfl, ltllftrf)cr. To UNFASTEN, i: a. l0« biubeit, loS mar^cu, ifKUb. ■jKfelt, ad), uiigcfiiblt, uitempfii.t= t>cn; gefiiblloS. Ti> unfenge, v. a. be§ SniiiifS (bcr gtnfi-ietigiuig) bevaiiben. *74 L"Nfenced, adj. unumj(iu«t, uitciiige= bagt, uueiugefriebigt. UNFERMENTED, adj. 1. Ungegof^VCll ; 2. ungefduert (ton iBvob). UNFERTILE, vid. Infertile. To UNFETTER, v. a, Cntfeffelu, Io5 fct= ten, befreieu. UNFIGURED, adj. tti^jt abgebilbct, ot)ne Sigitr, o^iie 33ilb, gejlaitioS. UNFILIAL, adj. iud)t tuie eiii ©obn, nufiitblic^. UNFH-LED, af7/. 1. uJigcfiiHt, lecr; 2. uubefefet, Icbig ; 3. uhgefdttigt. UNFINISHED, adj. uiibeenbtgt, ungc^ eubigt, nid)t fertig, uii«oIIenbet. UNFIRED, adj. uiiatigejitiibet, iii(^t tit iBvaitb gefc^t. UNFIRM, adj. fd)wad), unHcl)ev (»ou ct= iiem ©ebdube, 11. f. w.), fc^waufeub (»on ben {5ii§en) ; vid. Infirm ; — nos.s, s. tai « ff= was uiibefeftigt ifl, bie Unftdtigfeit, UNFLAGGING, a'lj. iiid)t cvfrf;laffcnb, nuetmiiblicfe. UNFLATTERED, ad/. md)t geftfintct= (^elt. UNFLATTERING, adj. nid>t fc^met= c^elnb. UNFLEDGED, adj. nngefiebcft, Ki4)t UNFLINCHING, adj. unevft^jrocfen, nid)t juriitffc^vecfenb. UNFOILED, adj. unbejiDungeit, iui= iiberronnben, ungefd)»dc^t. To UNFOLD, V. a. 1. entfnltcn, ijffnen, auSbreiten, auSfpannen, anffpannen ; 2. fig. enibecfen, fagen; 3. entmi= (fe'n, erfldreii, crldntern ; jeigen, barflcflcn ; 4. ans bev .^iirbc laf)cn, au«treibcn, fi-ei laffcn, loSlaffen, IpS= lofer^cti ; to — a sail, JV. T. ctu Ses gel beife^eii. UNFOLLOWED, adj. ungefolgt, unBc^ fplgt. LT^^FORBEARING, adj. naC^lt(^t«lo«, nunad)(td)tig. UNFORBID, > ,. „„„„„T,„f»„ UNFORBIDDEN, \ «''> ""'"'"'ff"- UNFORCED, adj. 1. ungcsmnngcn, 1111= Setrieben ; iinevsixniugeu : 2. unge= cHd)elt, natiii'lic^ ; 3. finfenwetfe, nldndbltg; 4. gentdc^Iid), beguem. UNFORCiBLE, adj. iiniBirffaiu, uii{vdf= tig; ungcronltfiim. UNFORDABLE, adj. uiibiivc^watbar, uid)t buvd)5uroatcn. UNFOREBODiNc. adj. cbiie SSovbcbeit' tung, feine 3]oi'bebeiitung l;abcnb, unuovbcbeutenb. UNFOREKNOWN, a!j. Hn»ot:berbe= fannt, nic^t bovf^ct- gewu^t, uiibc= i«ugt. UNFORESEEN, adj. mi'jorbergefeben. UNFORETOLD, a-/;, nid^t vovljeVgefngt, ungeroeiffiigt. UNFOREWARNED, adj. lUierntat^llt, • ungciuarnt. UNFORFEITED, adj. UllSevnjil'Tt, UBr yerfrfievjt. UNFORGiVEN, adj. uiiftcvjie^en. UNFORGIVING, adj. nid)t ycvgebeitb unyerfobnlirb, ctjne Sllacbftcbt. UNFORGOT, I adj. iiuyevgefFenj UNFORGO-ITEN, J iinyerna(i>ld(itgt, To UNP'ORM, V. a. enffDmieii, yerntt^i ten, jerflih-en. UNFORMED, adj. tmgefovmt, ungebi!« bet, vob. UNFORSAKEN, adj. unyerlaffeit, ni^l aufgegeben. UNFORTIFIED, adj. niibcfefligt, nnyeti fd)au5t. ungefcbiifet, ungeftdvft, fcbwac^, fraftloS ; an — town, eta offner Dvt. UNFORTUNATE, adj. lingliiJttt^ ; — women, Srcubenindbd)en ; — ly, adv. tingliicflic^ernjeife; —ness, ,5. baSlln« gliirf, bev ungliidffelige 3"ftti"b- UNFOSTERED, adj. 1. iiic^t gevflegt, nif^t gefdugt; 2. iinbegiiufiigt. UNFOUGHT, adj. nid)t gefod)teii, tinge* fod)teu, iingefd)lagen. UNFOULED, adj. iiiibcfiibelt, iinbe= fd;ntii§t, uubefieift. UNFOUND, adj. uic^t gcfttiibcn, itngca funben. UNFOUNDED, adj. ungegn'iubct, lit. * Jiff, gninblcs. t^FRAMED, adj. tiitgebilbet, tinge* foi-.itt; — timber, 7'. tiuabgcbuiibeiiei Saubolj. UNFRATERNAL, adj. iiubvitberlid;. UNFREE, adj. uufrei, ntc^t frei, ge= jnjungen. UNFRKQUENCY, vid. Inprequency. UNFREQUENTED, adj. Itnbeflicttt, eirt^ fam, Dbc. UNFRIABLE, adj. ni(^t lcid;t serfeib= li^. UNFRIENDED, adj. tmbefreunbct, pt)nt gteuiib, obue Sffunbe, frennb(e)(o§. UNFRIENDLINESS, s. bcv iDJaugel an gvenubfc^aft, bie Unfrenublidjfeit. UNFRIENDLY, adj. unfvcnnbfc^aftHc^, nufieunblic^, nii^t liebreic^, obge:< neigt, nngencigt, un()plb. abbolb. To UNFROCK, v. a. eiitfleibfn. UNFROZEN, adj. nngefi'ovcn, rtitfge= tbaut. UNFRUGAI,, adj. nici^t fvitgnf, iipvig ; nic^t bnu«l)dlterifd). UNFRUiTFUiv, adj. 1, nnfvut^tbar, nia=: gev; 2. unroifffitm. UNFRUITFULNESS, s. bie llnfl'HC^t= bavfeit, 3)Jngerfeit. UNFRUSTRABLE, adj. niit>evettelbav. UNFULFILLED, adj. nnevfitflt. UNFUMED, adj. 1. bcS aBcl^lgtVUf^l beranbt ; 2. iiic^t rmtd)cnb. UNFUNDED, adj. nnfltllbil't ; an — dei)i. eiue unfui'tbivte (iiic^t jn ben Sf- tentlic^en©tOif«gefd)liigene)©d;»lb. To UNFURL, V. a. nuffpanneii, (eineit f^dclev, 11. f. tt).), anfraicfcln, cntn>i= delit, lofeu, beifefeen (bie ({2egel, u. f. >».), fiffnen, aiiiSbveiten, eutf.iU ten, fliittcrn, tyebcn laffen (cine %ai)- ne, U. f. tiv); with unfurled colours, ntit fliegenben Sabnen. To UNFURNlsti, v. a. anSrdumen, cni' leereit, entblofien, bcraitbcn. UNFURNISHED, «(//. 1. eutblii'fit ; un» yerforgt; 2. iinnioblivt. UNFUSED, adj. ungefrf)mol5en. UNFUSIBLl!;, adj. vid. Infusible. UNGAINABLE, adj. nngeroiiiiibat (TO. ii.). UNGAiNFUL, adj. iinetutfdgliq), nn* Doftbeilbnft, geitnniiU'Si. UNGAINLY, ailj. iingcfd)icft, yeifebrt, fc^ief, tintifd), plump, Hiiiinfct)nltd>r nic^t einncljmeub. UNGAi.LED, adj. uiibefdjdbigt, uusfc.' Icftt, wnytrmunbct- ITNGR UNHA UNHO UNGARNISHED, ndj. UltaUS^tJtCVt, 1111= btfeaiiflt. UNGAUUISONED, adj. oI)tte ^Befil^ltlig. UNGARTERED, adj. o[)»e JtllidiailbCV, obnc (StrumV'fbaiiber. IINGATIIERED, w/j. niiniifiielefeii, 1111= (eitt)gcfainmelt, luiiji-cvutet, uugc= To UNGEAR, v. a. abfcl)ivreii, auofd;ir= ten. UNGENERATED, adj. llUijebPVCU, llic&t erjeugt, iingejeiigt. UNGENERATIVE, adj. ltt(i)t JCUgeilb, ntd)t ^eruorb-viitgciii!, iiiifriuttbar. UNGENEROUS, {ado. —i.y), adj. 1. 1111= fbc(, itugropntut&ii] ; 2. uiuii^uUtt^, fc^inipfltc^, fdjaiiblirf), fct)leci)f. UNGENIAL, ailj. 1. llllfreuitblti'i&, 1111= giiuflig; 2. iinfntd)tbar ; fraftloS. UNGENTEEL (adi-.—hy), adj. llliarttg, uubefdKibfii, uiiboflicl), uufc^idlidj, niiatiftaubti]. UNGENTILirV, s bicUiuutigfcif, llit= bcfd)cibciil)cit, Uiibijfltcftfftt, Uii- f(l)icflid)fctt, Uiianftciubigfcit. UNGEXTIEE (ndn. — ly), adj. unfatlft, ^axt, xaiih, vp^, vI"»U'/ fl'ivv. UNGENTLEMANLIKI'; ) adj. bClt (Stt= UNGENTLEMANLY, S tctt cillC« gcbtlbctcii lUJaiuteS siiroibcr, uiigcbiU bet, lutgcftttft, uiiaiijiaubtg, un^of= Itc^, gvbb, iiic^t bicber, unebel. UXGENTKENESS, s. bie .§avte, SJlnU' - l)i(jt«it, Uiifciii^cit, 9fiDf)t)eit, ®rob= l^cit, Uiil)ijfltc^feit, Uitfrcunbltc^fcif, bee Starvftun. UNGEOMETRiCAL, adj. uiigeoiiietiifd;. UNGLFTED, adj. utttegabt. UNGlLDED, adj. uiiycvgolbef. To UNGIRD, V. (I. ciif giivtcn, loSgiirteii, abgiivteii, abfdjuallcn. UNGIRT, adj. iingcgiirtet; Ietd;t ge= giii-tct. UNGIVING, adj. titdjt gebcub, gaBcii= lij«, farg. UNGLAZED, adj. i. oI)ne SeitPcrfc^ei= bcii ; 2. o{)ne ©laSfctifter ; 3. o^tie @(afur, iiiiglafirt. UNGLORIFIED, adj. iiiigevii&iut, tiiigc= Vi'tcfeii, mtucrfeervHitt. To UNGLORIFY, f. a. bcS dilli)mtS U- tdubcii. UNGLORIOUS, ailj. iiiu-u^mlt^, ru^iits \0i. UNGLOVED, adj. iiiit itiibebcif tcit .5an= ben, of)iie .i^anbf^al)?, bloS (w. n.). To UNGLUE, V. a. b.iS ©eteiiiite Ids mac^cn, ableimfii, entleimeu, oufn)ci= c^cii, lostitten, ablofcii. UNGLUED, adj. 1. aiifgeleiuit, ent= fctmt ; 2. ungeletuit. To UNGOD, V. a. enfgijttern, bcr ®o(t= I)ctt bevaiiben. UNGODLINESS, s. btc ©pttloftgfett, a3crni<^tl)eit. UNGODLY (adr. — ily), ailj. Ung5ft= licb, gDtt[o«, t)cvriid)t ; fc^iinbltc^. UNGORED. adj. uiivcrwuubet, unucr= Icfet, uiibefc^iibigt. UNGORGED. adj. itic^t gefiittigt, unge= fiittigt, uiigefiiUt. UNGOT, UNGOTTEN, adj. 1. nnevlangt, unei-njorbcu ; 2. iiiicrjfugt, iiugejcugt. UNGOVERNABLE {ado. — i.y), ailj.. Un= Ifnffam, inibaiibig, tinlb, aiiigclaf= fen, jiigelloS. UNGOVEiiNED, adj. tiid^f regicrt, auS- gelaffftt, jiigcllo«', ungcjii^mt, UNGOWNED, adj. fciu 5lmt§fleib, u. f. m. tragcnb. u.NGRACEFUL, adj. rei5fo«, unstei-Itd), uuaumut()ig, iin'M'ig, nnangcne[)ni, iing^efalltg ; — ly, ndo. o()uc3teij, o^ne 9hl)tanb, fd)iff, ItnEifit; — ness. s. bie ;lid5loftgfeit, iHJibvigh'if, benible 9iuiiaiib. bie i2d)iffi)eif, baS uiigffa[= iige SBefen, UngefaHige. UNGRACIOLS (ado.—LY), adj. t. UU= gniibig, ungiinftig ; 2. wibrtg, unan= gcnebm, niitifallig; 3. (ibfcienlic^, goHlo« ; — noss, «. 1. iaS Ungniibige, aJiiBfalligc, ba« uufrenublid)e 3Bcfcn ; 2. bie SBibvigfcit, Uiianneftmlid)fcit, gnigfalligfeit; 3. 3lbfd)eulid)fctt, ©ottloftgfcit. UNGRAM.MATICAL (ado. — ly), adj. UU= gvanimatifd). UNGRANTED, adj. nid)t bcmiUigt, ni^t gewii^rt, nirljt eitljeitt. UNGRATEFUL (ado. — ly), ailj. 1. Un= banfbar, uuevfeuutlic^; 2. 'unange= ncl)m, roibvig, rctsloS; — soil, itu= frud)tbnvcv ©oben ; — ness, s. 1. bie Uiibanfbai-feit, Unev!cnntlid)feit; 2. aBibviflfeit, 2}Ji6faUtgfcif, 3flci5lpft9= fcit. UNGRATrFlED, adj. itnljefrtebigt. UNGRAVELY, adj. nic^t enift[)rtft, D^ne graft, o^nc iBiivbc, o()iic geier= licbfcit. UNGROUNDED (ado. — ly), adj. linge= griiitbet; —ness, s. bie ®niiibIoftg= feit. UNGRUDGING, acrj. nid)t initvrenb, willig, geni; — i/, adv. of^ite 2JJun-eii, gem, unllig. UNGUARDED (adv. — ly), adj. 1, lin= bemabvf, unbe^iitct, uubcwat^t, un= bcfc^iifet; 2. iiicljt ouf feincr ^ut, iiberetit, unsovftdjtig. UNGUENT, s. bie ©albc; bet 33a(fam, bas ^Uflafier. UNGUENTOUS, adj. falbeuarftg, MU fnmifd). UNGUESSED, adj. unevvat()en, unycr= inutf)et. UNGUESTLIKE, adj. eincS ©afles ntc^it iDiivbig. UNGUICULAR, adj. fi. T. DOn bev Siiimc eiuc3 SfiageM (ungefa{)v cinen UNGUrCULATE. Unouicitlated. adj. uiit Jtiauen obev S^ageln serfe^en; s. T. genageii'. UNGUIDED, adj. ungclcitet, iingeregelt, unangewiefcn. UNGUILTY, ailj. unfdjnibig, Mufiraf= licb, rein. UNGUINOUS, adj. falbfnortig. UNGULA, s. o. T. bcu 5)urc^fcbnitt, ber entflc^t, wenn ein 3i}linbev fd)ief gegcii bie ©vuiibPiiite bui-c^fi^nttten wivb. UNGULATE, adj. ^uffifcuformig. UNHABITABLE, s. vid. Uninhabitable. UNHABITUATED, adj. lUigemobllt. UNH ACKED, axij. unge^acf t, ungcl;aucn, uic^t f^avtig. UNHACKNEYED, adj. 1. unjugeritten, iinberitten ; 2. ungeiibt, unra'bmuc^t. UNHALE, adj. iingefunb. To UNHALLOW, v'.a. entf)ei(igcn, ent= «)ei£)cu. UNHALLOWED, adj. cutmei^t, ent^ci= ligt; un^eilig; vuct)lD«, To UNHAND, 'b. a. auSbcr.^niib laffen, bie .6anb abjie^cn, wcg^ieljeu; — me ! lap mid) loS I UNHANDINESS, .9. bte Ungef^itft^ctf, Unbe^eubigtcit, ©c^rocrfdUigfeit, baS Iinfifd)e, tclpifdje SBefen. UNHANDLED. adj. unbegriffen, iinbe= taflet, unbcriif)rt, unaiig'eviil}vt. UNHANDSOME (ado. — ly), adj.\.wi)t fd)oti, ni(f)t biibfc^, nnaiii'iebmlidb, gavftig; 2. nid)t gejicmenb, uic^t nn= ftiiubig ; unfeiu, «iifd)icflic^, itiiavtig ; 3. nnebel, nid)t cbelmiifbig ; — ness, s. 1. bev 5!JJangel an @d)iiiibcit, bie Unanne[)nilid)£eit, bie @efd)marfio= figfeir, baS (Marftige, Uufeiue ; 2. Un= aiifliiiibigffif, Uiiavtigfeit, Unfd)ivf= littEcit; 3. bcr Ucbelfhinb, baS aiiesle s8cuf()iiKn; ba« belfibigejibe SBefen. UNHANDY (ndr. — ily), adj. 1. unfte« benb, nngefc^icft, linfifd), tolpifd), 2. nnbcqncm, nic^t t)anbgerec|t. To UNHANG, ?). a. Ipsf)angcn, ab^an« gen, (baS 5lufgef)angte) f)evnntct iicl)nien; to — a gate, (in %i)K mi- bnspeu, au3^eben, artct, weid;^ lii-^; 2. i;agf)aff, feig, furc^tfcjiu. UNHARMED, adj. uubcfctiibigt, uusers febrt, unuerle'bt; nnbeteiblgt, uitgc^ frantt. UNHARMFUL, adj. llllf^ablic^ «n=« f^iulbig, t)armlp§. UNHARMONIOUS (a'lo. — ly), adj. 1. iinbarnipnird), mitiftimmig, miptij= ncnb, niipfiingeHD ; 2. «ni'cri)a(r= ni^miiyig ; 3../?o-. miDftellig, uneini^ ; — ness, s. bie 2)i«f)armpnie, bcr 2Jfi^^ {lang; bie UnuerbaltniBiiinSigfeit; fig. bie 3)?iiJbfUigfeit, Uneinigfeit. ro UNHARNESS, v. a. 1. nbfd)irreii, abjpd)en, Ipsfpannen; 2. ent{)arni= fdjeii, entamffiicn. UNHATCHED, n(/j. luiauSgebrufct ; fis unciitwicfcU, vcrbprgen. UNHAZARDED, adj. ungewagt, iiiciit bloggeftellt, gefa^v(p». To UNHEAD, v. a. lo — a cask, kCH ^f^tiiM eines gaffes tiufd^lagen cbec nuSfc^tagen. UNHEALTHFUL (edw.— ly), ad). Mils gefunb, franflic^ ; —ness, s. bte Uh= gefunbfjcit, ,RranfIi(^Eeit. UNHEALTHY (adv. —ily), adj. «ng8« funb, trcinflid), franf. UNHEALTHINESS, s. bie Ungefimb^ett. UNHEARD, adj. ungeinh't- unanges bi3vt ; — of, iincrbi'rt ; inibefaniU. UNHE.'VTED, adj. ni4)t f)et^ geiiiac^t ; iingebei^t, tnterbi^t. UNHEDGFJ), adj. nid)t !)0U ciufl ^ecfe iiingebeit. UNHEEDEb, fli/jf. Kid;t geac|rfet, imbe^ nierff, nttbcac^tet, ungcwabrt, ttii^ ernjogen. UNHEEDFUL (adv. — ly), adj. Uliac^t* fam, forglo6; Hnbebac^tfctm, sor^ eilig. UNHEEDY, vid. Unheedful. UNHEEDING, adj. fprglpS, nad)Iafftij. UNHELMED, adj. ol)ne vStcuevruber. UNHELPED, adj. iiiigcbplfea, uniinter. ftiifet, unbef)olfen, biilfloS- UNHELPFUL, adj. nidjf J)clfeiib, biu gcblid) ; nic^t tiiilfrctd*. UNHESITATING (adv. — ly), adj. J>1}K« 3pgevn, ob»c S^M^'eni- UNHEWN, adj. iingc[)auen ; unht^ baucn, vpf). UNHINDERED, adj. iingtl)inbfvf. To UNHINGE, v.a. 1. awi ben ^Ingeln bebeu, Ipsbangen, lo-JbenteJn; 2. gc* iiHiltfani Derriirfcn; ^.Jig. scrroirrea, in Unpibnung bviiigeit, tvcnntn, 15^ fen, aapfcn, uniftiiV^en. To UNiiOARD, V. a. abtte^itien, ent* wenbtii, taubeu. 473 UNIL iTNHOLlNESS, .?. bfe Uufteiltafcit 9lit(^foftgEett. tTNHOLY, adj. uti^cifig, ungewetfit; unvctrt; gottloS, nic^IoS. UNHONOURED, adj. ungee^rt, unl)c= ct)rt, itic^t gcac^tct. To UNHOOK, V. a. aiif()afcii, au§ = ^aleit, loSbcifclli; to — tin; drag- ropes, bte Sugfauf nusfjangcii. To UNHOOP, V. a bie S^ietfeii aUid)' tuett; be.It Dietfi'ixf aitSjiebcit. UNHOOPED, adj. ffet SOU 5lfifeii. UNHOPED, adj. {— for) Ullge&ojft, UU= ei'wavtct, uit'tjcr^oflft. tTNHOPEFUL, adj. tlic^t yt'cl t)CrfpVC= 4>ciib, iitt«ccfvvec^eitb, boffimugsloS. fNHORNED, adj. unge[)oriit. To UNHORSF, v. a. aiiS belli ©attcl .^cbcit ober fie^eit, abfattclii, ^'a^ werfcii. UN HOSPITABLE, adj. vid. Inhospi- table. UNHOSTILE, adj. ttfc^t feinbU^, llic^t fctiibfeltg. r» UNHOUSE, V. a. {)au«loS, ot»bacf)= lo« mac^en, (au« beiu .^aiifc) jageit, eertmben. UNHOUSED, adj. \>b\t .^mi, O^tlC Ob= fcac&, ^eimat^loS, bevtvicluu, uiiftat. UNHOUSELED, adj. c^rte 9lbfnbniah!, HS leiligea 3Jbcnbma^l« imtlKil= UNHOUSING, s. M. E. Xxa\lS\SO\-t bOlll Sagcj, auS bent SOIagasiit ju tvingen (t!i i&)}efcttredbiiungeii). UNHUMAN, adj. vid. Inhuman. To UNHUMANIZE, v. a. CUtmeilfc^cn. JNHUMBLED, adj. iiugebeinuti)igt ; ai(J)t erniebcigt, uttkfc^dmt; TU. T. smbuffertig. iJNHUET, adj. utibefcfitoigt, Kui'cr- Ic^f. ' TJNHURTFUL {adv. — ly), adj. Ui:= fc^ab(icf), f)vtn»fo«, gutarttg. UNHUSBANDED, adj. 1. Iticftt iJU '3lt gcfdjottt; 2. ScviiadbUifftgt, iinge= baut. UNHUSKED, adj. a!i?acfcl)a(t, eitt= Milfct. ■ ■ UNICAPSULAR, adj. B. T. ttur Cttie ,5?iiVfcl eutfjalteiib. UNECORN, s. 1. ba6 Siuborit; baS etitboi'uige Si^iitoceroS ; 2. bev (Stn= t)onififit> yJarwall; 3. bei' Slnbtma, ge^OCttte 2Sc()rt>(Jgel (Palamedea cor- uuta — L) ; fossile — , fossile — 's horn, >3vapavivtf« (Sttt^orn (bevfieis uertf 9JuvroaUja()ne). UNICORNOUS, adj. eittfjOtlltg. UNIDEAL, adj. utcljt ibcalifci, rotvflic^. UNIFLOROUS, adj. B. T. citibdimtg. UNIFORM (ado. — ly), I. adj. 1. ettt= fonuig ; 2. unoeviiubeit, glet<^niaijig, glcicfeformtg ; 3. geniiiti'; — motion. Mat. T. bte g(cid)fDniitge ^Bemcguug ; n. s. bee gleic^fpnntge Sliijiig, bie \iiQ. UNILATERAL, 'adj. eiiifeittg ; B. T. nnc^ ciuer (Scite gcvid)fct. UNILITERAL, adj. eiiibuAflabig. UNILLUMIN.\TED, adj llic^t cv[cnc^= ttt, ftttftei- ; /^. ititwiJTeitb. UNILLUSTRATED, adj. liticv{e!t(*:ff f, aobeleuftw ; uncfliiiitevt. 470 UNIN JNILOCUXAR, adj. B. T. etnfac^ertg. ::NIMAGINABLE (adv. — ly), adj. UU= erbcnfli(^, itiibeiifbar, unevjiitnitd). UNIMAGINATIVE, adj. wncrftltbfVif4», uiicffiitbfam, fatttctftcarm, UNIMAGINED, acfj. Unbettfbflf, IttlbC' grctflic^. UNiMBUED, adj. iti^t gcfavbt, uitge- fdvbt. UNIMITABLE, vid. Inimitable. UNIMITATED, adj. uiiiia^genbmt. UNIMMORTAL, adj. nui)t iitiftevblic^, ftcfblic^, bcrgduglidj. UNIMPAIRABLE, adj. llltbCTmillbC-flicfc, uiiiu'ifU'incfUci), misevlf^bav, itiiyei:= bevblici). UNIMPAIRED, adj. tlltbcrmillbert, lilts gcfd)mdUn-t, iiitgcfcjjroac^t, tiubevbov:= ben, un»etlefet.' UN IMPASSIONED, adj. fcf)nlbl0« ; Vll= I)ig, Ictbcnfc^aftsloS, auSbvnifeloS, trorfcn; .Mas. T. ofenc 91ffcct ober Seibenfrfjaft, aii5bvnif»loS, frotfen. UNIMPKACHABLE, adj. UtC^t ^infiagj bar, tabelfret. UNiMPEACHED, adj. ntd)t angeflagt, rabellpl. UNIMPEDED, adj. UlUlcbillbcrf. UNi.MPi^iCATED, a;/;.'iinbefwiif ctt, un= bctt)ciligt. UNiMPLiED, adj. ntil)t gcfdgcrt. UNiMrLOiiKD. adj. uugcflcbt, nnei'= flebt, ungcbctcn, une'ibetcn, «nev= furf)t. UNIMPORTANT, adj. uniuic^tig, un- bcbentfiim, ntc^t anmapenb, uuan= nia^enb. UNIMPORTU'NED, adj. Ultbcldfligt, Un= befd)UHn-t. UNIMPOSING, aJj. 1. itnaufcflegt, «n= gcfovbcft, ffetwilltg ; nnaufgebiirbet; 2. !cine Seiunnbevung, (Sttrfurc^t, 5Iclitiing cinflojienb, nic^t evgreifenb, nicf)t imponivcnb. UNIMPREGNATED, adj. 1. nngc= fc^wdngcrt; 2. iingctvanft, unfatu= lilt. UNIMPRESSIVE, adj. uncmpfangltc^, eiubruclslos. UNIMPROVABLP,, adj. 1. Iciner aScf= beffentng fdt)ig, utt»eibeffefli(^ ; 2. nicit anjubnnen; — ness, s. bie Un= BevbeffevlttftEeit. UNIMPROVED, adj. 1. nn»crbeffcff, un= uevcbcit; 2. uiigebilbet, iinbelclrf, ro^, unmtffenb ; 3. uiibcunljt, unnn= gewanbt. UNIMPROVING, adj. iti;I)t biibcnb, ntc^t bele^venb. UNIMPUTABLE, adj. jitvec^nung8lo§ ; unbejiiglict), nic^t jui- Caft gele'gt. UNINCLINED, aj. iingcncigt, obne UNINDEBTED, adj. t)^ne (S^ulben, fcfeitlbenfrei, nnyerfcbulbet. UN INDIFFERENT, adj. nid)t glci*^ giiltig, ni^t unpavteiifc^. UNINDORSED, adj. vid. Unendorsed. UNiNDULGED, atij. otjne ^iac^ftcfjt be= banbcit, itnoevsdvtcU. UNINDUSTRIOUS, adj. iiuflcitlig, ntc^t avbettfaiii. na4)ldf)tg, unbetiic'bfam. UNINFECTED, adj. i. fret tOXl 3Ilt= fiecfung, unangcfiecf t ; 2. laiyec- borbeit. UNiNFECTious, adj. unaitficJenb, nicfet anftecfiingSfdbig. UNINFLAMED, adj. nic^t entjiinbct, uttcntbriinnt. UNINFLAMMABLE, adj. uncntjiinbbflr, nicfet brennbar. UNINFLUENCED, adj. utttcv feinent (ainf(uffe ober ?cincir ©iniuirfung ; uneittiicnommett, I'Dviivtheil^IoS ; — by passion, IcibenfcijafistO"! UNINFORMED, adj. 1. Utitcie^rt, lUt^ UNIP bcttvfUf; ununtcrridjf J ; 2. UB'Set (cbt. UNINFORMING, adj. unbelctjienb. UNiNGENious, adj. \\\&it ftniircic^, ftnnipfftnnig, bunim. UNINGENUOUS, adj. nid)t fveiiiiiit^tg, nnvebli^, nic|l niifvi^tig, falfd^. UNINHABITABLE, adj. unbewo^nbrtr ; —ness, s. bie Uubeiuofjnbarfeit. UNINHABITED, adj. UllbeWP^ut. UNINITIATED, adj. nncinge>ueif;t. UNINJURED, 'adj'. nnbclctbigt, «n9«« lefet; unbcfc^dbigt, unocrborben. UNINQUISITIVE, adj. nic^t neugiertg ; nt(l;t fpiontrenb. UNINSCRIBED, aJj. i>[)\\i 9(iiffd;rift, unbefc^vieben. UNINSPIRED, adj. unbfgci|l':rt, nicl)t eingcgeben, nic^t eingefliit'jt. UNINSTRUCJ'ED. adj! lUllUltervic^tct, unbelebrt; \\\d)t liitt Snflructioncn vierfc^n. UNiNSTRUCTivE, adj. iiiibclebreiib. UNINSULATED, adj nicfet fretlicgeub, niciit allfinilcbenb, nicf)t ifolirt. UNINSURED, adj. nictit tjcrftc^crt, Ulls nerfic^crt. UNINTELLIGENT, atlj. linfuilbig, ltn= oerftdnbig; obne SclbflbeaMib'tfci^n. UNINTELLIGIBILITY, .?. bic Un»evs ftdnblid)fcit, Uiibeutli^fcit. UNINTELLIGIBLE (adv. — ly), adj. UU' ijcvftdnblic^, niibcutlic^. UNINTENDED, adj. iiiibeabfic^figt. UNINTENTIONAL (arf«,— ly), adj.mu abftcf)t[i(^, unyorfe^(id); of)ne bcfcn= bere gibfif^t obev 3t»crf. UNINTERESTED, adj. niibftroffcn, nils geriibrt, nnVnrtciifcb, oi)Hc 2;^ciU nabnic; nncigeiinii^tg. UNINTERESTING, adj. fcine S;^eil3 nalimc errcgenb, I'ticbt anjieben©, glcicbgiiltig, nniutcreffant. UNiNTERMiTTED, adj. lunniterbvo- cf)cn, unabgebrocfeeit, itnabge»cd)felt. UNINTERMITTING (ado. — ly), adj nniinrerbrocI)cn, tmnierwdfireiib, uii* aufbijrtici) ; ftet§, bcftdnbig. UNINTERMIXED, adj. uiibermifc^t, uns bcrmengt. UNINTERPOLATED, adj. nic^t llllfcr* gcfci)cben, uuuerfdlf4)t. UNINTERPRETED, adj. nic^t erfldrf, nnanSgclcgt. UNINTERRUPTED (adv. — ly), adj. «n= untcrbvoc^en ; tncinemfort; — rest, nngeftijrte ^\\i)t. UNINTRENCHED. adj. un»erfc^anjt. nic^t vetranc^irt. UNINTRODUCED, adj. nneiiigcfiibrt. UNINURED, adj. nngcivobnt, iiirfjt nb= gel)drtct. UNINVENTED, adj. uncntbctJt, tuier' funbfn. UNINVESTED, adj. nubctleibet ; ntc^t befJatlt, nicljt ciugcfe^t (inctneni 5lintc); — money, j\i. E. unange= legteS ®elb, tobte Sapitalien. UNINVESTIGABLE, adj. itnerforfd;!!i^, unanSfvitrbnr. UNlNViDious, adj. nctblrs (iv. ii.). UNINVITED, adj. uiicingclabcii. UNINVITING, ndj. nic^teinlabciib, nirf)t anjie^enb, flbftoficub. UNION, s. 1. bte 'JVieintgiiiig, 93crbiii-= bung, bet Serein ; 2. bie Sinbeir, ein'igung ; ©inigfeit, (Sintrad)!, • Ucbereinftimniung ; 3. l. t. Union ; art — , bev A'niiftyerein ; treaty of—, ber 93crctnignng§uertvag ; — by tiio first intention. .S. T. bie fdtllflle Scr^ etaigung, CV= ctiitgteii ©taateii (»on SlDVbs^lme^ vifaj ; — States' bank, bie ?lattonal= bant bev SSercintgten ©taiiteu, S3er= einigte='3taaten=*-0anf ; — states' government, bie 9Sereinigfc=Staaten= aiegievung, 93unbeSregiev«ng ; — States' exchange bills, 6DUrS=Sflotcn (bci- iBcveinigten Otaateii i)on 9lorb= Slmerifa). UNITEDLY, adi>. »evctnt, jnfammen. UNITER, s. bcv 23evctnigcr, gScrbiu^ benbe. UNn'Y. s 1. bie eintjcit; 2. ®inig= feit, (S'iiitracjt; 3. ®leicbfbnnig!eit, Uebeieinftimmung; 4. baS 5J3nncip bcr (braniatifctien) 6in[)eit; i,.T-s. — of a joint property, bie Unt^ei[bar= ^ett eineS gcmctufc^aftlid^en SSeft'^- tf)Uini3 ; — of possession, bie iBerei= Ktgung bf§ ©ebvaucbs uiit bent ©e= fi%c. UNIVALVE, I. adj. cinf*alig ; II. s. bie einfc^altge SJiufc^el. UNIVALVULAR,at/j. einfcJjdlig; B. T. eJntlavpig. UNIVERSAL yadv. — t.v), alj. ailges mein, ^dwi; atlumfaffcub; b t. aU.- gemein; —dial, bie Uuit»erfaIfonneu= ut;V; — instrument, eitt SBerfjeug, bits ®v56eu jeber 3lrf mi^t; —joint, T. baS Uniucrfalgelenf; —proposi- tion, Log-. T. bef aligemcinc S»i§ ; — schools, QSoIfsfc^iilcn. UNIVERSAL, s. /,ot. t. ber allgcmeiue Sal}. UNIVERSALISM, s. ber ©Inube, ba^ bie 0nabc @ottc« anc^ SJenfc^en o{)ne bcfiinimteiS SJlfligionSbcteuntni^ felig mac^c. UNIVERSALIST, jf. bcr ttnivterfatijt, aScvtbeibiger ber 3lIIbegnabigung. UN [VERSA LIT V, s. bie SUigeineiu^eit, ©efamintbcity ba§ SlUumfaffenbc, bie 9lUgemetnlcl)re. UNIVERSALNESS, s. rid. Universality. UNIVERSE, s. bag ?lll, aBcItaU, Uui= uerfum, ©aiije. UNIVERSITY, .9. bie Unioerfttat, I;o^c ©c^ule, tgoc^fc^llle ; to be in a — , an einer Uni»erfttat angcflcHt fej)n; a — man, col. tin UniycvfttdtSinitglicb. UNIVOCAL {adv. — ly), adj. 1. ctneS ober Qleicj>en (SiimeS, gfctd^en ®c= i^aUS, einbeufig ; 2. gletd^nia^ig, e{n= ftimmig, regclindgig, gcwijj (iv. it.) ; 3. gleic^tonenb, uutfoii. UNIVOCATION, s. bie ®Ieic^Urtnitg= feit, ®Un4)bcbentnng. UNIVOQUE, Univoke, adj. J\Tus. T. »oU= fomiiicu confonirens. To UNJOiNT, v.a. jfrgttebern, jert^et^ (en, trennen. UNJOINTED, adj. 1. uitgeglicbert; jcr= gliebcrt; 2. nnmn-bnnben, gctrennt. UNJOYOUS, ndj. nirf)t frof)lic^, tranvig, unUiflig, frenbcnh-er. UNJUDtJED, adj. unbeurt&ctlt, unent= fcfeieben. UNJUST (aiv. — ly), ndj. Hngerec^f, nn= billig ; an — demand, eiuc iiiigerec^te Sovbevung. UNJUSTIFIABLE {ade. — ly), adj. nic^t ju red;tfertigen, unuerantaiprtlic^ ; — ness, s. bie Unret^tfeitigfeit, Un= BevantTOovtIidjfett. UNJUSTIFIED, adj. 1. imgcrecfctfertigt; 2. nnbegnnbigt, un«eijiel)en. To UNKENNEL, v. a. i. anS bent Zod)t Dber '!8an treiben, aufiagen, bcvuor frl)encl;cn (— a fox, &c, cincn %nd)S, n. f. W.I ; 2. fg. cntberfen, bcmastt= rcn; 3. befrcien, freilaffen (einen .§nnb, n. f. w.). UNKEPT, adj. 1. nicl)t Cjnriicfjge^al: ten, nnbcwabrt, frci ; 2. unbeoba(^= tit. nnbefolgt. UNKERNELED, adj fcmloS. UNKIND Mo. — ly), adj. 1. imgiittg, nnfreunblic^, Iieblo8,unartig, nn'fanft, boSavtig; 2. unnatiirlic^, benSflatuv; gefe^en juanber ; —ness, s. bie Un= frennblidjfeit, ^iebloftgfeit, Unarttg= ifeif, -^iirte, sBoSartigfcit. To UNKING, V. a. bcr f iiniglic^en 3Biirbe beraubcn, ab fe^en, cntn;ronen. UNKISSED, atlj. ungefiif5f. UNKNIGHTLY, o^/. unritterlic^. Tc UNKNlT, I), a. I. anftrenncn, jer= faftrn, auflijfcn ; 2. iiffncni To UNKNOT, V. a. im (bic) Mnottn nufmat^en, auflijfcn, cutmirren. UNKNOWABLE, adj. nic^t JU Wiffcn, nneiEennbar. UNKNOWING, adj. 1. ni^t ttiffenb, unroiffenb; 2. nn'fd^ig, nic^t geeignet. UNKNOWINGLY, adv. unn)i|Teiit!ic^. UNKNOWN, adj. I. nttbetannt, unbe= wu^t; 2. fremb, unerfanut, unge= faunt; 3. unbcnfbav; 4. abgcfc^Ior= fen; to be — to woman, UO^) fein aSeib berii^rt ^aben. UNLABOURED, adj. 1. tti^t blirc^ 5Ir= beit ber»orgebvaci)t ; 2. unbearbeitct, iingebant; ungefiinftelt, Icict)t; 3. ungejwnngen, freiwillig. UNLABORIOUS, adj. miibeloS. To UNLACE, r. a. 1. auffc^niiren, Io= fen ; 2. ber 3ier berauben ; to — a bonnet, jv. T. tin SBonnct abfc^lagen, Iogma(i)en. UNLACKEYED, adj. »on leinein Safeten bcgleitet, nnbebient. To UNLADE, v. a. entlaben, entbiirbcn, anSlabcn, Iceren, me. lofcfjcn. UNLAID, adj. 1. itiigelegt; nnbeflellt, unangelegt ; 2. nngefiiUt, uiibefdnf= tigct ; 3. uic^t (al8 Jiieic^e) anSgefielU. UNLAMENTED, adj. uiibeflagt, unbe= roeint. UNLAKDED, arf/. ungefpiJt ; fg. \UU »erntifd)t. To UNLATCH, v. a. anfflinteii, ijffiien. UNLAURELED, adj. nic^t init Sorbcerrt gefc^miicft. UNLAVISH, adj. ntd)t tievft^weiibcnb, ni^t uerfd^menbcrifrf). UNLAVISIIED, adj.. ni^t \.ievfcl)wciibet. To UNLAW, V. a. nngcfefelit^ macbca. UNLAWFUL {adv. — ly), adj. i Qtft^^ iiiibi'tg, nngcfeijlic^, nnred^tttci^ifl, n)iberrc(!)tlici), rcci;t§anbrig, ungiiU tig, uuerlanbt ; 2. uncf)elid; ; — gain, nnerlaubtcr 5|>roftt; —interest, wn^ c^erifi-be (gcfcijwibvige) Binfc"; — nes.^. s. 1. bte ©eff^unbrigfeit, linger fel}liri)fcit, Unred;tma6igteit, Ungiil- tigfcit; 2. Uncbelid;fctr. To UNLEARN, v. a. Bevicvncn, »er» geffen. UNLEARNED {adv. — ly), adj. 1, Ser^ leriit; 2. ungelernt; 3. itngele^rt, nnroiffenb; 4'. ciues ©clebrten nn= Jviirbig. UNLEARNEDNESS, .s. bie Ungelebrt= beit, Unwiffen[;ett, llntunbe. UNLEAVENED, adj. itngefdnert. UNLECrURED, adj. tiid) t biird) (ScfinU) Untevric^t mitgetbeiit. UNLESS, awj. wciut nid)t, wpfem nit^t, aufier, ci^enommen, ober, tS fci; bcnu ba§. UNLESSONED, adj. uhbelebrt, nnnntev: rid)tet. UNLETTERED, adj. 1. nngele^vt, uu» belefen ; '2. nic^t mit Settcrn {SBnd)- flaben) bejeid)net. UNLE'iTEREDNESS, s. bie Unbelcfen= beit, Ungclebrtbcit. UNLEVELLED, adj. nngeebnet, uneben. UNLIBIDINOUS, adj. nid)t TOoIIiiflig. UNLICENSED, adj. unbewiUigt, obinc befonbere ©rlaubni^, unbcuoUmac^^ tigt, uic^t frci gegeben, nic^t cenfiirt ; — trade, ucrbotcncr (uncrlaubtet) .^anbcl. UNLICKED, adj. ungcIeJt ; fg. unge» fermt; — youtiucu/^-. bcr robe Sengel. UNLiGHTED, adj. unerleuc^tet, unan» gejiinbet. UNLiGUTSOME, adj. uncvljcllt, tritbt, bnnfel. UNLIKE, adj. 1. iinglct^, und^nltd>; 2. «nn)abrf4)einlid) ; — quantities, Mit. T. nngleic^e ©rijpen. UNLIKELIHOOD, ) s. bie Uni»a^r= UNLIKELINESS, ) fc^einli4)fcit. UNLIKELY, adj. <$- adv. ni4>t jn Ser* mntbcn, nn»t5at)vfd)einlicb ; — means, nnvcrbdltniginagigc 2)?ittct. UNLiKENESs, s. bie Unglei(^l;ett, Un» dbiilicbfeit. UNLiMBER, adj. unbicgfam, nic^t na^= flfbeub. UNLIMITABLE, udj. vid. Illimitable. UNLIMITED {adv. — ly), adj. «nbf* f^rdnft, imcingerd)fdnft, utibegrenjt, grenscnIoS, obne(Sinfcf)vdiifnng, oljne gc^i-anfen, fcbranfcnlo?, itnbeftimint ; — ness, s. bieUnbefcl)rduftf)eit, Unbc= gren^tbeit. UNLiNEAL, adj. ni(i)t ttt gcrabcr ?tnic (abftainmenb), som Seitcnftanime. 7-0 UNLINK, v. a. losfettcn, abglie= bcvn, be»"nit^itcbmfn, lijfen, bpen, ou^ciuanbcr widcln, nufcinanber ntly men, loswinbcn. UNLiauiFiED, adj. jingcfc^ntoljeii, nn' aufgcliifet. UNLIQUIDATED, adj. {M.K) nic^t ab« gcmadjt, tiidjtgeorbnct; — accounts, pffcnftcljcnbe Sied^nungcu; —depen- dencies, nnbcjablte (liqnibc) (5d;nls ben. UNLiQUORED, adj. nic^t lust Del n. f. ro. getrdiiff, trocfcn, ung«= fcbnitcrt, nnbenefct. UNLISTENING, adj. nic^t anff)ov(fccnb ; nid)t a^fenb, ni(|t beiiid ftdjtigenb. UNLIVELINESS, s. ber ©tunivfftnn. UNLIVELY, adj. iiic^t lebljaft, finniiif. To UNLOAD, V. a. entlaben, cntbiir= ben, ablabcn, auSlnben, auSfcbiffen, li3fdien ; to — a gun or a musket, citl ©efcbii^ obcr ein @ct»ebr cntlabfit (ben S^u^ ^fxaniixt\}tn). 477 UNMA UNMI UNNA JWTLOADlNG, s. bn« 3lu«fabcn, bic 9lu81nbiiitg, Sijf^ung ; fees for — , bas 9lbfabev=go^ii, 9Iiiglaber:?of)n. UNLOCATED, adj. ntdjt aiigcftebelt. To UNLOCK, V. a. fluffc^tie^eii, offiien. UNLOCKED, adj. un&crf4)lc»ffcii, offen. To UNLOOSE, V. I. a. Ififcil, nuflDfcn, IpS inac{)(n ; u n. tit Stiicfe nitfge- lofct tiierbcii, ftc() aufliiffit, jevfauen. UNLOVED, adj. uitgeliebt. UNLOVELINESS, s. bic Uiilie6e:tgn)uv= bt{i!fit. UNLOVELY, adj. ntt^t licbcitSwiifbijj, {cine ?iebe erroccfeiib, veijtoS. UNLOVING, adj. iiidit Itcbciib, liebloS, uufreuitbljc^, uttgiitij^, iinbolb. UNLUCKILY, ado. uiialitif lic^« 33eife. UNLUCKLNESS. .,. l.'ba« Uurtlucfltcfcc, Utiflliicf, bfi- fcfiltmme 3"f»iih 2. bte 9Ja(f)tbciliiifcit; Sc^abcufi-citbe, bcv SSMlmlk. UNLUCKY, adj. i. uiiglutffic^, eletib ; 2. uiigdufbcbViiteiib; 3. fcljabeiifroE), miiffja'illtij ; ail — boy, ctit bofer Suiii^e. UNLUSTROUS, ailj fllaujlo*, Uttf(f)tilt= bar. ohne ^diiuiimv. UNLUSTV, adj. utifiaftig, fc^road). To UNLUTE, V a. C/i. T. M §cbnte« cbcv J?ittfSeiit[ebi'jcii, belt ^e^m ober Mitt abmac^vtt. UNMADE, wj.uiigcmac^t, iiic^t fcrttg ; Hiigefc^affcit. UNMAGNETfC, adj. IttC^t Htagitefifcfj. UNMAIDENLY, adj. iiic^t juugfrau^ UNMAIMED, adj. iiiiiji'[af;mt, unoer= (ii'iminelf. UNMAKABi-E, adj. tttci)t ju mac^eit, uiiiiu«fu^rfcar, uiti^iuiltcj) (ro. ii.). To UNMAKE, v. a. bevutdbteit, jei-flS- rca, eiitfonueu,' tuegfcfcaffcit ; to — a king, etueit Miinu] abfefecit. UNMALLEABiLiTY, s. bie llttgefc^mets bigtcit, Ciprobiofet't. JNMALLEABLE, adj. iitcl)t ^aitimer^ bar, ittc^t bebnbar, fpiiibe, uii(je= fc^ntdbtg. To UNiLViV, n. a. 1. cnfmcnfc^eif, fr= aiebngfit: 2. eHtmaitiicn ; 3.- ji^. ivdbjid) mac^cii, ciitnturt)i8fn ; "4. cuttjolterii ; tn — a ship, ctueiii St!)if= fc bie aJ?niiufcf)aft ncbmeii. I'XMANAGEABLE, adj. 1. ntcflf JU f)antbabfn, ntcftt jii fiibven, nicfcf ju rcgtcrfii; 2. uit(entbrtt, mileuEfam, xubaiibtg. UN.\L\NAGED, adj. I. uitger^aiib^aBf, iiiiqeleitct; uitf'qogeit; 2. unabge- itc^tft, un§ugevtftcn. UNMANLIKE, ) adj. l.cinfg SJienfdjeii UNM/VNLY, S uiiwurbig,utimeiifc^= ltd) ; 2. unmSitnlic^, aifibifcfe. UNMANLiNKSs, .?. bie Uttmanttltcf/* kit, bii« a!Bfibtfd)e. UNSfANNERED, adj. Uligeftttct, XO^ It. f. 11'., vid. Unmannerly. UNMANNERIJNESS, s. bte Unartig^ fctt, Uiimanicvlic^fctt, UitftttUc^fett, Uiigcjogeubeit. UNMANNERLY, adj. UNMOANED, adj. Hiibeflagi, mbetrau" cvt. UNMODIFIABLE, adj. nilflbailbcvlic^. UNMODIFIED, adj. iiiigfaiibert. UNMODISH, adj ItlUltPbifct). UNMOiST, adj. iiid)t feiicbt, trodeii. UNMOISTENED, adj. UllbcfeitdlteL To UNMOLD, V. a. vid. To Unmould. UNMOLESTED, adj. «nbffd)t»ert, uic|)t beutivubtgt. UNMONEYED, adj. gelblo?, «ii»frmi?= genb ; gelbbcburftig. To UNMOOR, r. a. JV. T. ben SCnnfliifet lir|)teu ; ein Sc^iff,bns yor jwct pbet inebrcveii 9lnfcru licgt, »ov eintn bviugen ; bic 5Iuferltd)ten. UNiMORALlZED, adj nid)t gcftUcf, lllU fittlicb, iingebilbet, iinbclel)vt. UNMORTGAGED, adj. nt^t »evfd)vie= ben, nid)t ^npotbectrt, unycrpfdubet. UNMORTIFIED, adj. 1. iinevtijbtct, Jin= gefdjwii^t; 2. niigebemiiti)igt, iingci drgert, ungefidnft. UNMOTHERLY, adj. nnmiitterlii^. To UNMOULD, v. a. iimfpnucn, XUtt' giefeit, auS bcr Sorin bringen, ent^ fprmeii. UNMOULDED, adj. nitgefonut, forms |p«. UNMOUNTED, adj. itllbcn'tfeil. UNMOURNED, adj. wnbetrfliicrf, tinbes flagt, unben'cint. UNMOVABLE, (Unmoveable), vid. lai MOVABLE. UNMOVED, ad/. 1. niibewegt; 2. nnge^ riibrt; fiarrftunig. UNMOVING, adj. 1. nid)t te^egcnb, t\td)t riibreiib ; 2. bewegungsto?, iin= temegltc^, fiaftlp8. To UNMUFFLE, v. a. cntntitinmen, ent^itllen, aufberfcit ; to — a drum, beit ^Ddinpfer yon cincr S^romntcl nebiiten. UNMURMURED. adj. ricit bciMurrt, ntcfct mnrreiib iibcr . . . UNMURMURING, fl^;/. nid)t mnrrcnb; — patience, ftUinincS, fdjWftgcnbfS 3)uiben. UNMUSICAL, nnt/.l. nninitftfiilird), ti«= biinnonird), iib'eltlingenb ; 2. ber 3}J»s ftf untunbtg. UNMUTILATED, adj. Hnyerftiinimclt. To UNMUZZLE, v. a. ppin 9)f aitffpvbc befreten, ben 3}?nnltoib abnc^meii, bie 9Jafe fi'et inad)en ; Oun. t. ben 51}jHnbVfvopf (bcr ®efd)ii^e) abfc^ual= hni. UNNAMED, adj. uitgenaiint, «ncr= wdbnt. UNNATIVE, nr//. 1. ni*t ctngebprcu ; 2. unnatiulid; ; 3. gcsraungcn. UNN.-VTURAL {a.dv.—i.Y).adj i.linija* tiirltc^ ; nnturmibrig; 2. gcsmiingfii. To UNNATURALIZE, v. a, nnil/ltiivltdl niadjtn. UNOI UNPA CJNPl UNNATURALIZED, adj. litest Itatliralu firt, ntfl)t eiiigebiivgeif. UNNAVIGABLli, ndj. uitfrfjiffbav, nic^t ftf)iffbai-. tJNNAVIGATED, adi UnBefrf)ttft. UNNECESSARILY," «rf«. nuilbthtfl, ob- iie 3Jotb. i;NNECt:ssARiNESS, s. tie UitnSt^ig: feit. UNNECESSARY, adi unui)tbtg, uiiniife. UNNECESStTATED, ofy. lltlgeitDtbiijt, uiigejivungcn. UNNEEDFUL, a,;;t ; — ness, *. bcr Uiujcbovfam, bie ilufo(<^faiiifc(t. unobs'ervable, adj. unbemerf(trf), uiJiHCiflid) ; uifbt ju bcobafbtcn. unobservance, s. bie Uitaufiner{= faiufrit, SJiirfiliittsloftgfcit. unobservant, adj. t. tiit^t 6eobacb= teiib, niiiiiifiiici'ffam, imat^tfant ; 2. nic^t ftifrfjcnb ; iinfolgfam, ungcboc= fant. UNOBSERVED, adj. unbfobitc^tet, un= beiHcvft, uiibeac^tet, uiibcfolgt. UNOBSERViNG, adj. iiic^t beobaci)tciib, unaiifiiterEuim. UNOBSTRUCTED, idj. uuoerfiopfr, Hll= 5)Ci-fpcnt, ungebiiifccvf. UNOBSTRUCrriVE, adj. tlifbt »ei'flo-- Vfcitb, nicijt £;inbeviib, iiiA)t biiiber^^ unobtainable, adj. uiiecrcid^bar. UNOBTAtNED, adj. uiicvlangt, itiiev= lUDvbfii, iiic^it erbaltcn. UNOBTRUSIVE, a,ij. ntc^t jiibi'inglic^, uidy Idftig, aitfpvuc^Jloe, bcfc^etbcn, bcmiitbig. UNOBVIOUS, adj. nic^t leicfit (obfv fo= fllcic^) bemcrf(icf) ; iiici)t eiitgegeit fcmmeub, nirfjtfiiglid), nic{)tciuleuc^= teub, iiitbeutlic^, unbegreifli^. UNOCCUPIED, adj. 1. iiiibefcfTett, un= cingcnommeit ; '2. iinbcfc^aftigt ; 3. iiiiii«g?baKt, iciift liegcnb. JTNOFEENDED, adj. nid)t bcfftbigt. UNOFFENDING, adj. 1. lltcbt bclcibi= geiib, luianftij^ig ; 2. fuubenlos, un= fitulbig, rein, uiifcl;ablic^, flutavttg, hannioS. UNOFFENSIVE, vid. Inoffensive. UNOFFERED, adj. unaitgcbokn. UNOFFICIAL (a ntc^t grcU, uicbt fc^veiciib (oon Sarbcii). UNOWED, adj. nic^t fcbutbig. UNOWNED, adj. 1. iiicbt befeffcu, niitt eigeii, o{)tie Sigeut^iimei: ; 2. nic^t aiierfaimt. UNOXYGENATED, ) adj. m6}t Or^birt, UNOXYGENiZED, ) iiicl;t mit @aiu eiftoff tjfvbimbeii. UNPACiFic, adj. utifvieblid), nic^t fnnft. UNPACIFIED, adj. uubcfaiiftigt. To UNPACK, V. a. i. rtbpaifcii, auS= Vacfeii, bebaUivcii; 2. fig. ciitlaben, lijfeii, bffiicti (W. iij. UNPACKED, adj. 1. ail§gclJ(I(It ; un= gcpacf t ; 2. fi^. uubelipc^cn ; an — jury, iittparteitfc^e @ffci)montc. UNPACKING, s. baS Siuspacfcit, Sc= badireit. UNPAID, adj. 1. uiibejal)(f; 2. iin«ev= golteit ; u'ngebiift; — for, iioc^ iin= bejabtt ; evboi-gt ; — dcjius, iiiibe= jablte (liquibe) gc^ulbcii; vows—, uncvfiilltc ©eliibbr. UNPAiiiED, adj. fd^nicvjlog, iiid)t je= cfitdlt. UNPAiNFUL, adj. fvfjmcrslog, nic^t fc^mcrjlicb, iud()t fc^meriiciib. UNPALATABLE, aiij unf(^macff;aft ; tcibrig, etelf)aft, unaiigeiicbni. UNPALLED, adj. nicijt liberfattigt. UNPANOPLIED, adj. uiigc^avnifc^f. To UNPARADISE, v. a. bev Scligtcit {fff. bcr ©Uicffeligtcit) beraubci't. UNPARAGONED, adj. uiiyevgleic^bar, ?!)ne ©leicbeii. UNPARALLELED, adj. liidjt JU oer= gleicben, iiitycrgleidjlid), bcifpicIIoS. UNPARDONABLE {adu. — ), arlj. Utt= oerjciblici'. UNPARDONED, adj. uiiuevjiebeit.. UNPARDONING, adj. iiicl)t verjct^etib, utmevf6()iilic^, fjarttjerjig. UNPARLIAMENTARY (adv. — :LY),Urt= Vavlnineiitarifit, pavlanientSwibvig, gegcn tag ^avlamcnt ftrciteiib, xuU bee bie -^iulamfnt«=3Sei-orbitiiitgen; bc8 SpavUinifiit^ unmiubig ; — riness, s. bcr SBibcrfpviic^, obcc has 9Scr= fabrcit gegeii bie 5)]arIameiit«=33ei-= faffuiig. UNPARTED, adj. ungetfieift, uiigc= tri>t:nt. UNPARTIAL, vid. Impartial. UNPASSABLE, 1. vid. Imi'assablk ; 2. vid. Unci'Rrent. UNPASSIONATE, Unpassionatkd, adj. vid. Dispassionate. UNPASTORAL, adj. tttt^t I>irtcuma§ig. UNPATENTED, adj. lllivatcilti(ft)rt. UNPATHED, adj. pfablos, uitgebatjnt, unbetvcteii.. UNPATHEL'IC, adj. lt!l»atf;Ctifcf), Z.l^t lcifftifd)nftlid), iiiii)t viibvfiib. UNPATRIOTIC, a(Z/. UlIVrttlioti|rf), r\\<^^ iiatcrldiibifd). UNPATRONIZED, nitj. gplllItrloS, fctlie Oijiincr b'lbenb, uiibcfd)ii^t. UNPAVED, adj. Illigcpflaftcvt. UNPAWNED, ajlj. UllbCl-pfdl'.bct, UH* serfefet. UN PEACEABLE {adv. — ly), adj. Utl- frifblicfe, fviftCllloS, jdtlfifc^ ; — ness, s. bie Uufvicblicbfeir, bas 3iiitfif(^c. UNPE.-VCEFUL, adj. llllfviebtii^ ; i>t^' tig; nibeloS. UNPEDIGREED, adj. O^Ut fllitonivt,. obne @nabeiigel}ait, uiibefpibct. n unpeople! v. a. cntvolfcrn. UNPEOPLED, adj, CUiuiMfcvt, nSCJls UNPERCEIVABLE (adv. — ly), lliftt rvabvnebmbar, unmcvflid), iiii«m= Vfiubbar. UNPERCEIVED, [adv. — i.y), imbt« mei'Et, iiugeivabvt, uiieiupfiinbeii. UNPERFORATED, adj. llllbltvcbli.irf)frt. UNPERFORMED, adj. 1. lllWCVVid>tet, uiigctbcin ; 2. iincvfiilU ; 3. iiiigefvielt, UNPERFORMING, adj. llid)t Ipevvitt*' tenb; feiitett 'Sieiifl iiid;t leiftciib. UNPERISHABLE, adj. vid. Impeiush- able ; — goods. Ji/. F.. belli Berber: ben iiic()t aii«gefcfete aSaavcii (j. ^. eifcit, «(ei 11. f. »».). UNPERJURED, adj. llirf)t llieilicibig (>ii'-' roovbeii, frei uom 2)^'tlIci^e. UNPERMANENT, adj. yrviibergff)eiib, n'd)t baiievnb, uevgdiiglid). ro'UNPERPLEX, V. a. UPU 3ScVlvir= rung bcfreien. UNPERPLEXED, adj. 1. uiivcnvirrf, uiit)cni5iifelt; 2. ntdjt betvetcu, uic^l befliirjt, unyerlcgen. UNPEl&PIRABLE. adj. 1. nnucrblUIp-^ bar; nid)t ausbiiii'ftbar ; 2. itic^t ttu^biinPfUb. UNPERSUADABLE, adj. mtiibciTcbbar, uncrbittlid). UNPERVERTED, adj. tinDCrborbCH; nid)t vcrbrebt, itngcbeutelt. UNPETRIFIED. adj. UUUCVflciltfvf. UNPHILOSOPIIICAL (— ic) (ndr. — a-lly), adj unpbtlofoV^'M. nnn'fiff ; —ness, s. bie nnphilofiH'bifdje Se- fd)affenbeit, bas Unpl)ilofopbifd'f- To UNPHILOSOPMIZE, n. a. bCl' 2QilV= be eiueS ^(;iIofopl)cn berniiben. UNPiERCED, adj. «iibtivd)fiod;en, nn-- buvd;bvungcu. UNPILLARED, adj. oljiie 5Pfet[cr, ent» fiinlt, fdulcnloS. UNPILLOWED, adj. obne ^Opftifffll. To UNPIN, V. a. (ibftecfcn, Qbljcfteii. lo^beften. UNPiNiONED, adj. losgebuiibeii, 1pi?» gcfd)iiiirt, mit fveien 5lrmcn. UNPlNKED,a4/.nid)tniit3ileftrIIi)rbcni 6fvfel)cit, uiibui-d)lP(^cvt. ungelijd>ert, UNPINNED, adj. ol)nc SfJrtbclii, iingc^ ftedt. UNPITIED, aidj. itubemitleibet, iinbc* flagt, uubcbauert. UNPITIFUL (adv. — ly), ari/. 1. nnniits le'big, mitleibSloS, unbarmfjcrjig- 2. nic^t riil)reitb. UNPITYING, adj. nicfet bemithlbeti^ unbarm()cr5ig, |) ivtl)efjig. 479 UNPR L^NPI^ACABLE, vid. Implacahle. UNPLACED, aiij. iiiit teiuev Stelle ocv^ fc()ClI. UNPr,AGUED, a,lj, lUigCplilijt, UltQC^ qutilt. UNPLANTED, arO(^en, UU= ocrpfaubet. [TNPLIABLE, adj. uiibtegfam. (JNPLIANT, n///. iitibtcgfam, unge= f^mcibtg, fiiui', balsflavrig ; — ness, s. bic ilnbifgfanifett, Uiigcfd^meU biglcit, L§al«ftarvigtett. UNPLOUGHED (Unplovved), adj. mige= pfliigt. To UNPLUME, V. a. vupfftt, auSni)jfen, bev Scbcvit bcrciubcii, febcrlos nia= (t)cn, ciitftcbcni; ./?^. »fvunsi«ren, l)erabn.nirbtgfn, bciiiiit^tgen. UNPLUNDERED, adj. uiigepliinbert, unbcrnubt. UNPOETICAL (— ic) ' (ado. —ally), adj. imiipetif^, iiuticl)terifc^. fJNPOiNTED, flr//. 1. ftac^cllo?, o'^ne ©yifec ; 2. tiidjt tntcvpiingivt; 3. nicljt mit SSofaljci^cn ijevfe^cn (»on 5Ka= iinfcvtpten in femitifd;en ®).H-acf)eii). UNPOISED, adj. p[)uc ®(cid)gewtd;t. 7V) UNPOisOxN, V. a. bc«. ®tftcS cntte= btgen. UNPOLARIZED, adj. uiii)t ^Jolaviftvt ; nic^t polarifcft. UNPOLiciED, adj. mvmwdut, bcv 0Jfgicniiig(«fovni) ci-mangclub. UNPOLISHED, adj. 1. lltlpoltvt; lllt= gcgliittet; 2. imucrfciiifrt, uiigebtl= bet, Miigejittct, iiiigcfci)liffcu, vol;, vau| ; — gold, mattcg @oIb. UNPOLITE {adv.—i.\), adj. wnpfli*, niigcfcbliffcu, gvob; —ness. s. bic Un[)iifltctfcit, Ungcfc^liffcit^ctt, ©rob^cit. UNPOLLED, adj. I. X\\^dnp\4 ; Ult; rtef4>ovcii; Jiiibevaubt; 2. iiidbt tit taS Stimntfegiftcr (als iJSotaiit) cin= getragcit. UNPOLLUTED, adj. Itllbfflecft, ItnlJC; fiibcit, rein. UNPOPULAR, adj. iiiivoptilar, nic^t' s.'olfSma§ig, iiid)t fiivs 93olf, bctm ^c\h sev^a^t, ttubcliebt. UNPOPULARITY, s. bic UupOVllIavt= tdt, Unbfliebtt)eit bcim SSoIfc. UNPORTARLE, adj. iiiitfagbaf, ntd;t jii tragcit. UNPORTIONED, adj. ol}tte 2JJiffl«6e, o^ne 33erm5gcti. UNPORTUOUS, adj. otiite .gafctt, 5a= fcitloJ. UNPOSSESSED, adj. Itltbtfefffll, Itic^t tm S3cft^, iiiibcfc^f, obiie .§frnt. UNPOSSESSING, adj. bcft^IoS, O^llC @igeiit[)iint, avni. 5JNP0WDERED, adj. JingcpUbCVt. ' UNPRACTISED, adj. uitgciibt, unbe= wanbtrt, unevfnljveit (— in, in). UNPRAISED, adj. nttgclobt, iittgelivtcj fen. 480 UNPR UNPRECARIOUS, adj. litj^t tltipltc^ ; itic^t bittlid), iiitab^angig. UNPRECEDENTED, adj. bcifficUoS, uticrprt. UNPRECiSE, adj. uttbcfiiniiitt, Httgc^ nan, cbcrPadjlid). UNPREDESTiNED adj. nid;t prabefit= itift, nictt »ciif)evbcftimmt. To UNPREDICT, v. a. cillC 5PvOpf)C5ci=: uitg 5uvit(f ne^mcu. UNPREFERRED, acy. Uif^t BOVgCJOgCJl, uttbcfi3tbevt. UNPREGNANT, ffldj. miffudjtbav, «tt= ergtcbig, feicht, avm. UNPREJUDICATE, adj. UllCtngcilOnt- inen, unbefaitgeit, i)ontvtt)cil§fvct, un= Vavtciifd) (». it.). UNPREJUDICED, adj. i. tOXUXtijiilSi fret, itnbcfangett ; 2. o^nc ^iac^t^cit, unbenac^t^ciligt. UNPRELATICAL, adj. tttipvafatifc^, etttcm ^Pvalatcic nidjt gcjicmciib, uu= anfiniibig. UNPREiMEDITATED, adj 1. un«orbc= batftt, ttitiiberlcgt, auS bent ®teg= rcif; 2. Jtic^t ab'ftc^tltc^ ; —murder, jufalligcr, uiit pvamebtttvtcr (©clbp=)'3^ovb. UNPREPARED, arfj. UltSOVbcVcitCt, Ult= bercit, unjubcveitet, iiitgeviiftct. UNPREPAREDNESS, s. bcr aJJaugcI ait aSovberettung, benim?or5cveitcte3ii= flanb, bte Unbcveitfd;aft. UNPREPOSSESSED, adj. Ullfiltgcticm- men, imbcfaiigen, uitsorgefaflt, yoi-= itrtbeitsfifi. UNPREPOSSESSING, ailj. !li4)t f illUe^= meiib. UNPRE&SED, adj. 1. uitgepre^t, Ult= gcbriicf t ; 2. ungefeUcvt ; 3. m. im= geviigt; ititcvwabnt ; 4. tiid)t cv= injuiigcit ; — wine, bcr SBorlauf, SBccriitoft, 53ccrmeitt. UTMPRESUMPTUOUS, adj. o'^ne55iinfcI, nnfpvud)Io8, fd)lid;t; uuteninu-ftg, bcmiitt)ig. UNPRETENDING (adv. — ly), adj. litest bovgebciib, nufpntd;6lo§,, im= nnmagUd), bcfd)cibcu. UNPREVAILING, adj. uitttcrmogeitb, nic^t iibcrlegctt, fdjwad), mad)tlo§, tiiigcltcnb, obmitiicttig, uiitiiife. UNPREVENTED, adj. 'uttCOVgcgviffclt, lun'Ofgcbeitgf, nnyef(}iiibcrt." To UNPRIEST, V. a. bcr ^fteflctwiivbc cutfe^eii. UNPRIESTLY, adj. JlttpvicflcvItC^. UNPRINCELY, adj. bcr aBitvbe ciiicS guvftcn iiid)t nngemeffcn, JinfuvjlUf^, nid)t vvitijlitft. UNPRINCIPLED, adj. 1. O^ltC ®vitllb= fd^e, fd)manfeiib ; 2. tiiiftttlid), Ia= ftci-()aft, uid)t«it)itvbig, gcwiffciiloS. UNPRINTED, a'lj. llltgcbVllcft ; — cot- tons, ungcbrudte Ovci^e) 6ottonf= vtcit. UNPRISONED, adj. imBcrljaftct, am bcin ©cfdiigniffc ciitlaffcit, fvci gc= laffcn. UNPRIZABLE, adj. unfc^dfebrtf ; DPlt fctiicm SBertt)e, gcving. UNPRIZED, adj. iiiigcfdjdfet, uutarirt ; fg. Jiiigewiivbigt. UNPROCLAIMED, adj. UliauSgcrufctt, ntc^t bcfaiint gentadit. UNPRODUCTIVE, adj. i. uiifrudjtbar ; 2. tvivfuiig«lp8 ; _ f„nds, nufelofc, Uiictiitfdglid)c g'alJttalicit ; — ness, s. bic Uiifnid^tbavfctt, Unciiitrdolt^s Ictt, 3Birf«iigStoftgfctt. UNPROFANED, adj. UtlCllt^Ctligt, ltn= ClltlDCibt. UNPROFESSIONAT,, adj. tlid)t Jit ci= nem bcfonbcrn ©cwcrbc obct: Stait= be gebijrettb. benifswibrig. UNPROFiciENCY, s. bte 97ic^tbcffc= rung. UNPU UNPROFITABLE, farfw — ly), ad,. UK- vovtbeilbaft, initios, uiinii^, itiibicti- lid), getvnniilos, iineiiitvdglid) ; itiir evfvvic^lic^ ; — labours, jjcrgcblic^e Slrbeitcii ; — stock, mt^Iofc, imein:^ triiglicbe &tpitalicii ; —ness, s. i>k 9lu^loftgfcit, lliieiiitfdglic^Eeit. UNPROFITED, adj. tlligeititfet, IliAl »oftt)cilf)aft, ntd;t gciiioitiieit, cl}iie (Svtrag. UNPROHIBITED, adj. tltt'jevboteit. UNPROJECTED, adj. llic^t (Xiad^t, lli*" entiDorfeit. UNPROLIFIC, adj. 1. linfl-ll($tbav ; finbcfloS; 2. ttjcuig crjciigciib. UNPROMISED, a(ij. uitycvfpi'o^eit. UNPROMISING, adj. nic^ts (obev iii*l »icl) scrfprcc^c'itb, itinjcrkbttfib; itttbanfbar, fioffimugSleer, ^offuuug?- loS. UNPROMPTED, adj.. tttc^t cittgcgebcii, nidjt gcfjciticit, itnaitgctvieben. UNPRONOUNCEABLE, adj. Jtif^t ail§= jufpvcd;cit. UNPRONOUNCED,af7/. 1, uiiau§gefvro= c^cit ; 2. uiigefv»vi}d;ett, uneiitfd;{ebett. To UNPROP, V. a. bcv Stii^c bcvaiibcn. UNPROPHETICAL (— ic), adj. Hi*t »vopf)etifd). UNPROPITIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. Ull= giinfitg, uiigitiibig, itiigetieigt. UNPROPORTIONABLE, ) adj. md)t till UNPROPORTIONATE, > U^evfjiiltniii UNPROPORTIONED, ) (— to, Jll) uni'erl)dUtii^ma^ig, tinangcmcfKu. UNPROPOSED, adj. Itic^t DOVgcfc^la gen, unaugetvagen. UNPROPPED, adj. ungcfiiiet. UNPROSPEROUS, 'adj. ol)l\t ©ffolg ungliicflid). UNPROTECTED, adj. llligcfc^iifet, Itn- bcfci)tviitt, iinsfvt^eibigt. UNPROSTITUTED, adj. Itic^t Cllteftrt itngefd)diibef. UNPROTRACTED, adj. nici&t aiifgef(^c= ben, iinftevspgcrt. UNPROVED, adj. «nbctt)icfen ; nncr- probt, ungcpriift, nnberod^rt. To UNPRoViDE, 71. a. iiicfjt ycvfovgcn; bcne[;nten, entblij^en, bcrrtuben. UNPROVIDED, adj. uiisciforgf, un»er= fcfjen. UNPROVISIONED, adj. nic^t mtt SSor^ xat^ »eifeC)en, nid;t sci'prouianttvt. UNPROVOKED, adj. 1. jmgeveist, jin= cvbittcrt; 2. iinaii^gcforbcft, ituoer= bieut; tvojn fctne ljiiu-eic|ciibe Ut^ fac^e. UNPOVOKING, adj. nid)t rcijcnb,ntc!)t erbittcriib, nid)t bcleibigenb, uidjt ;|>cftig, fniift. UNPRUNED, adj. «itbefd)uitteii, una«S= gcpiifet (oon i^dumen). UNPUBLic, adj. iiic^t offeiitlid;, gc^ ^cim. UNPUBLISHED, adj. nic6f bcfannt gc= mad)t, nid)t l)cvniK°gcgeben, unbc= fanut gcblicbcn, ge()eim. UNPUNCTUAi,, adj. imviinfttid). UNPLTvCTUALiTif, s. bie Unviinftli(^= feit. UNPUNCTUATED, adj. ni^t tntcvpunf- tivt,.itnvi-nftivt. UNPUNISHED, adj. Hiigcflraff. UNPUNISHING, adj. iiiitl fivofcnb. UNPURCHASED, a./j. nid;t cvfanft, mi- gcfauft, iincr^aubelt. LTNPURGED, adj. uitgevctutgt, ttngelflii* tcrf, nngcFldvt. UNPURiFiED, ar/^". 1. tingeicintgt, un-- geldnterf ; 2. ni^t fiinbenbcfictf. UNPURPOSED, adj: unbeab|td;tig{, iin* bejwcdt, nttyorfe(}Iicb. UNPURSED, adj. bc8 (®eIb=)a3eulcliS bcrnubt. UNPURSUED. adj. jin»crfoIgt, nidi/ cerfolgf, ni^t nndjgefc^t. UNRE UNRE UNRE UNPUTRIFIED, adj. uiivcrfauU, of)ne gauhiip. UNQUALIFIED, adj. (— for) 1. Ulttiid)^ tig, un^efd^icft, mifa{)iij, uittauglic^ (jit) J litest gcf iiyict ; 2. migemilbcvt ; 3. md)t (jur S^igW beve^tij]t ; 4. uu= fcccibigt. To UNaUALIFY, vid. To Disqualify. To UNQUEEN, v. a. (fiiie Jtihii(}iniO «bfcfeeiireittt[)voncit. L'NaUELLED, rulj. lltC^t lltfbCVflCbrutft ; fg. imgcbtimpft, ungeswungcu. UNQUENCHABLE {(uIb. — ly), adj IttC^t jii flillcit, uiiliifcbljar, uuauSlofdjH^; — iiess, s. tie Uiilofcl)barfeif. UNQUENCHED, arfj. uiigeliifr^f, uugf^ ftilU. UNQUESTIONABLE (arf«. — ly), adf uusiveifel^aftr imycrbac^tig, uii)lrct= tig, gerotB, ait'Sgcmad)t ; — evidence, bev uubeftrfitbiu-e S'ligf- UNQUESTIONED, a;// 1. Ilic^t bcfragt, ungcfrngt ; 2. uubejweifelt, 5wcifel= loS, utisraeifflbnft, uufticitig, uiibe= fireitbiU-, unbcftvittei:. UNQUESTIONING, adj. llifbt bcjWft: fcdib, iiic^t ill gvage'flelicnb. UNQUICK, adj. langfaitt. UNQUICKEVED, adj. llllbclcbt, JlubC: fcelt, iinaufgeimmtevt, imbcmcgt. Ui\QU[ET (adv. — ly), adj. 1. milllf)ig ; 2. tobeitb, uitgcjiiim ; 3. nibflo3, uii= bffi'icbigt; — ness, .s. 1. bte Unruf)?; -Scftigfeit; 2. bfv Uugcftiiiu; 3. bte ^ermirvutig ; 4. bcr Jti-iegSjufinnb. UNRACK.ED, adj. uiiabgeflait, tiiige= lautcit. UJVRAKED, «fl'ED, adj. llidjt UCltVf te!I, nicbt vc).iraffiitivt. UNREPRIEVABLE, a,!j. obtlC Snft, iti(j>t aufjufdjicbeit, iiid^t ju begnabi= gen. UNREPRIEVED, adj. wiibeguabtgt. UNREPROACHABLE, i'(J.'1rrepko.vcii- ABLE. UNREPROACHED, adj. llicftt »orgeWOV= ftii, tingctabelt, uubcfc^olteii ; Hnge= fc^mdbt. UNREl'ROVABLE (adv. — ly), adj. Un = tabelbaft, tabello§, unftrilflid), iiityev= wei'flid), unbef^olten, iinucrwcislid). UNREPROVED, a/ij. itiigctabelt, unyci-= luiefeti. UNREPUGNANT, mij. iiid)t tt3iberfivei= teiib, nidjt entgegeii, iiidjt wtberf^ait= fiig, yevtvagtid) UNREPUTABLi:, vid. Disreputable. UNREQUESTED, adj. 1. lIlierflK^t, 111!= gebeteit, iinyci-langt, itiigefovbcvt; 2. Htiangefi:*t. UNREQUITABLE, adj. iiiibevgeltbar, jtiierroiebevlid); nic^t miebcr gut jh mac^eit, iiitei'fefeltd;. UNREQUITED, adj. iiuycvgofteit, unbt'- lo[;nt, uneinjtebert. UNRESCUED, adj. llllbcffeit. UNriESENTED, adj. iiiigeat)iibet, ungf. viic^t. UNRESERVE, s. bie DffcnJjerjigfcit. UNRESERVED {adv. — ly), adj. 1. Ull« aufbcroabvt ; 2. itic^t befdjraiift, obiir Sliicfbalt, o|ne 93oi:bebalt, uiiWrbe> l;a[tcn ; 3. iticbt juviidbaltenb, bercit- willig, frcitvillig, offcii, offciiljerjig, fveiiniit()ig. UNRESERVEDNESS. s. i. lie Unbe- f(^rauEtl)cit ; 2. bie Dffeuberjigfftf, Sveimiitbtgfeit. UNRESISTED, adj. 1. unwiberflaubeii , 2. imtBtberfteblic^. UNRESISTIBLE, o.Vi Trresistiblk •18* UNRO JNRESISTING fadv. — ly), arlj. 1. tttc&t rotberflefifitb, %olqt Ictficiib; 2. un= ternjitvftg. UNRESOLVABLE, flf//. Uimufli>f-li*. UNRESOLVED, tuij. 1. uttaufi^elofet ; 2. iinfutfc^loffcn, uufc^Iiifftfl. IJNRESOLVING, adj. 1. uicl)t auflfifeiib ; 2. fid) ntci)t catfct)licieub,uiifitlufft3. IJNRESPECTED, adj. llit^t flCacfetCf. UNRESPITED, adj.'o^ntdn]X fovtmiH)- vcub. UNRESPONSIBLE, adj. iiic^t ycvant= wortlic^. UNREST, s. * bic UrtVU^C. UNRESTING, adj :ilf)eUiS. UNRESTORED. adj. 1. iiic^t wictevae* gekit, uutrfe^t; 2. uu^rgcfieUt; uugetieilt ; 3. uic^t wieber 511 ^f;i-en ober aBiivbeu gcEcimmen. UNRESTRAINABLE,a- l).ift, gottlog, bofc, f(t)[cct)t ; ungere*^ tcr 3Beife ; — ness, s. 1. bie Ungerec^= ligfcit, Unveblt^tcit; 2. ®otttoftg= feit, g3o«[)aftigteit. UNRIGHTFUL, n.dj. ungerec^t, unbiHtg, unrcc^tma^tg. To UNRING, v.a. ftiteS SJiiigeS bevaui ben. UNRIPE, adj. ujireif, mijeitig: UNRIPENED, adj. iitigereift, iniretf. UNRIPENESS, s. bic Umcifc, Unreif= beit, Unjeitigfeit, bag llnjeitige. UNRIVALLED, adj. 1. obiic Slcbenbuljs Icr, o{)ue 3)jtt6ciuevbev ; 2. obiie ©Icic^en, unoerglett^lic^. To UNRiVET, V. a. abiiietcJi, loSmac^en, Io«^lammern. To UNROBE, V. a. auSElctbcit, txitlkU beii. To UNROL, V. a. 1. abrolIcH, cnfroI= ten, abwicfeln; 2. jig. entmirfeln, Sjfneiv BKKOMANiZED, adj. mc|t romaniflrt, 4Si UNSA ben 2B>ifcn ober (Sitteu 3Ioin3 nic^t untermovfen, UNRO.MANTIC (nrfw. — ally), «ri/. nic^t roinanbnft; ntrf)t voniantifit. To UNROOF, V. a. abbac^eii, abbccfeji. UNROOFED, adj. abgcbacbt, eutbar^t. To UNROOST, V. a. (.^iibltcr 11. f. W.) von bcv (Sfiiiige jagcn, bevuntcv \m- ben, niebevfrfjhicpen, abncbmen. To UNROOT, V. I. a. eutwiirjelu, aul= rotten; 11. «. entunivjelt njevben. L^'ROUGH. adj. ni^t rauC;, glatt ; uic^t vo^ ; unbavtig. UNROUNDED, adj. ungegi'iitibet. UNROUTED, adj. nic^t iu aScvwivtung (Ober Unorbnung) gebrac^t (oon ei= ner ?lrmee). UNROYAL, adj. unf OUtg(td). To UNRUFFLE, v. n. ftrf) IcgClt, fiill werben (uon ben SBcUeu). UNRUFFLED, adj. uncjefraurcU, cnt= faUet, glatt; ji^. rubtg, ftill; an — temper, ein vuIjigeS ©emiitb. UNRULED, adj. unrcgiert, unbe^rvfc^t, regellos. UNRULINES.S, s. btc Unlen!famfeit, Unbanbtgfcit, aBibcvfpenftiglcit, baS Storrif^e, Slufriibrerifc^e, Unge= fiiime, bie 5luSgelaffcubeit, SBilbbcit. UNRULY {adv. — ily), adj. unlcnffani, unbanbig, fiijvrtfd), luibevfpenfiig, jlorrig, aufriibrerifd), ungeftiim, roitb ; larineub, anggelaffcn; — appetites, nnmafiige 33egicrbert. UNRUMiNATED, adj. unyerbiiut, Hn= buvc^bae^f. To UNRUMPLE, w. a. eittfalten. To UNSADDEN, b. a. von Sivauvigfeit befreien, erbeitciu. To UNSADDLE, «. a. Clbfattcln. UNSADDLED, wij. abgefattelt, nnge^ fattelt. UNSAFE fadB. — ly), adj. nnfici^er, roag= ltd), gefabrtici^, jnjcibcntig; an — man, ein 2Jiann bem ni^t ju tranen tfl. UNSAFETY, *. bic llufic^frbcit, ®e= fii^rlic^Eeit. UNSAID, adj. ungcfagt, nncriDafjut. To UNSAiNT, V. a. entbeiligen. UNSALEABLE, adjf. mtuerfauflicb ; — goods, nufcerfaitflid), unocvtanfbare, ungangbare 3Baare. UNSALTED, adj. nngcfaljen, nid)t ein= gefaljen, uncingefalsen, unjjepofelt. UNSALUTED, adj. ungegriiBt, unbc= gritgt (obne Jtug) ; ungefiigt. UNSANCTIFIED, ed/-. nngebetltgt, un= geioeibt, nnbeilig, nic^t fromm. UNSANCTIONED, adj. unbeflatigt, nicfjt fancttonirt. UNSANDALED, adj. fetne ©anbalen tragenb. UNSATED, adj.ungefattigt. UNSATIABLE, vid. Insatiable. UNSATISFACTION, s. bie Unsufriebcu= beit, bnS 3)JtpDergniigcn. UNSATISFACTORY {adv. —ily), adj. nid)t genugtbuenb, unbefriebtgenb, nnjulanglid) ; — riness, s. baS Unbc= friebigenbe, Stidjtgenugt^uenbe, bie Unjulcinglic^feit. U'NSATISFIABLE, adj. UUevfattli^), un= geniigfam. UNSATISFIED, adj. 1. uugcfiittigt ; un= befviebigt, iinsufriebcn, nii^oergnugt; 2. nid)t feft iibcrjeiigt; 3. nid^t ooli bejablt UNSATISFIEDNESS, s. bie UtljUfvte^ bcnbcit, Uiibefriebigung, llngeni:g= famfeit. UNSATISFYING, adj. Jtnbefriebigfnb. UNSATURATED, aiij. Ch. T. unfaturirt, wngefattigt. UNSAVED, aiij. md)t gerettet ; unge= borgen. UNSAVORY {adv. — rily), adj. I, un= UNSE fc^macfbaft, gefcibmacfloS, gcf^marf» ivibrig.fcbal, fabe; 2. iibel riec^enb; 3. eFcl,cfclbaft, toibrig ; —riness, s. l.btcUnf(^macfbnftigfeir,®efd)'raif» lofigfeit; 2. bcr iible ®evud). To UNSAY, V. a. abfagen, fid) losfiu gen, ^nviicfnebinen, roiberrufcn. UNSCALY, adj. oi)\K ©C^U^^jen, f^Ups Venio?, nid)t fc^upjjig. UNSCANNED. a-ij. 1. nid)t fcanbirt, nnabgemeffen ; 2./^. Hnbebad)t, mt= iibevlegt, uuenvogen. UNSCARED. adj. ni4)t tt)cgjuf4)euc^en, nnerfcferocfcu. UNSCARRED, adj. ungenarbt, Hnbe= narbt, obne S^arben, nnrbcnIoS. UNSCATHED, adj. unbefc^abigt, una Derborben, unbeitefet {to. ii.). UNSCATTERED, adj. nil^t jcrflveut, nic^t yerworren. UNSCHOLASTIC, adj. nic^t fc^olafitfc^, nid)t fc^ulniiiSig, nit juv ®elebv- famfeit erjogen, ungclebvt, unflabivt, nnliterarif^. UNSCHOOLi'D, adj. cl)ne flelel)rte 6r= jiebung, ungelcbrt, ungebilbct. UNSCIENTIFIC (— cal), {adv. —ally), adj. unwiffenfcfeaftlid). UNSCINTILLATING, mlj. llt(t)t fun= felnb. UNSCORCHED, adj. Mnt>erfengt, trngc* brnnnt. UNSCORIFIED, adj. wnserfc^lacft. UNSCOURED, adj. ungcfrf)£itevt. UNSCRATCHED, adj. Illt5erfrn^t. UNSCREENED, adj. nnbcfd)irrat, un:= gebcit, unbef$ii^t, nngef^ii^t. To UNSCREW, V. a. flbfc^rauben, Ui- fcbrauben, auffd)rfluben. UNSCRIPTURAL {adv. — ly), adj. ItW* fcbriftincipig, fcferiftiuibrig ; nichtiily iifc^, nic^it buret bie ^eiltge (2d>vift jn certbeibigen. UNSCRUPULOUS, adj. nt^t gtwiffme :bnft, gewiffenlos. UNSCRUPULOU3NES8, s. bte ®Ctt>if^ fenloftgfeit. UNSCRUTABLE, adj. vid. luscRtTr- able. UNSCUTCHEONED, adj. obrte SSoppeO. To UNSEAL, V. a. cutftegelii. UNSEALED, od/. 1. entftcgelt; 2. an= geftegcit; miuerftegelt ; untev 0^1= nem ©iegel. To UNSEAM, V. a. (ibtrcnnen, (bic yidht) auftrennen, auffc^netbcn, auf= fc^lifeen. UNSEARCHABLE {adn. — ly), adj. ni(f»t |u fuiien, nic^t ju ftnben, jtnnns= forfdilic^; — ness, s. bie Unau8fprf(t= lic^feit. UNSEARCHED, a(f/.nnaU'3gefpifc^t, ttn= burd)fu*t, «ngc'fuct)t. UNSEASONABLE, adj. i. bcr 3rt^re3= iSeit nid)t gema9/ unsfitig ; 2. unge= legen, unf4>icfltc^ ; 3. ungrrciint ; at an — time of night, fpcit in bcr 3'la4>t ; — ly, adv. 5ur llnseit, nnjeitig, uiige» legen; — ness, s. bie Unjeitigfeit, llnjeit; Ungefegenbcit, Unfdiiifltc^» feit. UNSEASONED, a(jf. 1. ungetuiirst, tsn- nngema(^t, ungefriljen, aneiiigelegt ; 2. ungewob'ff- TV UNSEAT, v.a. 1. »om tbiu. UNSEIZED, adj. 1, v.\A,t ergvifffit ; 2. ntc^t in Sefi§ geuoiumeit. UNSELDOM, adj. ui(^t fdtCll. UNSELECTED, adj. itirt)t auSgcwafilt, uit^t au«cilefcu, unaiiggefucbr. UNSELFISH, adj. litest fiibftfiic^tig, uncigeuitii^tg. UNSENSIBLE, toU Inskxsiblk. UNSENT, adj. UligcfeilbCi; (— for) im= (jfrufctt, ungc^oif. UNSEPARABLE, vid. Inseparable. UNSEPARATED, adj. Ullgftrcitnt, Ult' sertccnuf, un^crt^filt, u'ltgefcmbcvt. UNSEPULCHERED, adj. UllOegVrtbcit. UNSERVED, adj. Ullbcbteilt. UNSERVICEABLE (ad«. — ly), adj. \\\U bteitlic^, uimiift ; — ness, s. bic Uu= bicultc^feif, Slutjloftgfcir. UNSERVILE, adj. nici)t fiierf)tifc^, ltt(^t friec^cnb, uic^t iiiebcrtrac^ttg. UNSET, e^j. 1. ungtfc^t, uitgcvjtaiist; UHgeorbact; 2. iitc^t uiitevgegaiigeii fuoa Sonne u. f. n>.). To UNSETTLE, ». I. a 1. ttngetetp ina= (fteu, bcrriirfeij, wcgvaumen, tii Un= orbuung btingctt, ucrmivrcn ; 2. »an- kub niac^eu, ci-ft^iitteru, uniftoffit ; II. «. tjemirrt wei-bcii, uuftat xoix- bcii, ttaufeH. UNSETl'LED, «(//. 1. uiigcfefet, unge= otbuet ; 2. ntcbt fcft gcfc^t ; 3. iux- ht\w\)\xt; A. bcimatblos; 5. triibe, feefig ; fi fig- uttbcflaitbig, ivanfenb ; 7. vegcUo«, urraiibciljcf) ; 8. unflcit, jiitru^ig, itnfirftev ; y. j/ pa. fi'^man; fCilb (fcom aJiarftf); — accounts, ofjfcnfic^eubf, uubfja l)(te 9Jfrf)uuu= gen; — daims, uubcfiicbiate gor= fccrungcn: — liquors, 5litf|tgtcttcii, toelrfje fJcf) nod) nifbt mtebec gefe^t ^ahtix; — lands, uitbemobnte taw- bereien; — ness, s. bte Ungefcfjtbeit, Uflorbtutng ; Unfcfitgfett ; llube= ilanbtgfctt, bet Uitbeftauj, aSanEcU mut^, bte Uuenffc^loffenbeit. UNSETTLEMENT, «. vid. Unsettled- KESS. UNSEVERED, adj. ungetrcuuf, urtab= gefoiibert. To UNSBX V. a. bfS ©cfc^feits bc= rauben, m eut aubcre§ ®efd)Iec^t tjenuaiibcltt, umwanbeln. To UNSHACKLE, v. a. entffffelu, ent= binben, Io«fetten. UNSHADED, UNsirADOWED, adj. Ullbe= fci)eif(i)amt= ^ctt, (Scbamloftflfeif. To UNSIIAPE, v.a. I. cntfomten ; 2. in Uuorbitung bvtitgcu, ycrrotrreti (tB. u.). UNSHAPEN, alj. Ultgeftfllt. UNSHARED, .v'lj. uiigctbeilt, of)iic 2ltt= t^etl, o[)ne 2;t;ciliia()mc. To UNSHEATH, To Unsheathe, v.a. avi& bcc S(l!>cibc jie[;cii, entblof en ; to — tijc sword, fig. J?vicg begtnnen, «rifi) fa[;ren; to — a vessel, jv. r. bic ©ptfcvbaiit »ou etneni Sc^tfe iiebmctt. UNSHED, adj. iiuycrgoffen. UNSHELTERED, adj. liubebccff, iiiige= fc^ii^t, o^ne Dbbac^, of^nc 3uf[u(i)t. UNSHIELDED, arf/. o^ne (2d)ilb, itube= beift, ungefcf)u§'t. To UNSHIP, v.a.i. ansfcl)iffeu, aiilla- ben, I6f({)en ; 2. Sca. Exp-s. losmac^en, Ibfcn, j. SS. to —the rudder, baS 3fillbct burc^ i&to^en auf ben ©ruiib tevlie^ ren ; to — the tiUer, bic SfJuberptnne lo8ma<^eit. UNSHIPPED, adj. 1. ail«gcf^ifft ; 2. fein Sc^tff beftfeenb. UNSHOCKED, mlj. P^Ue Slnflog JU tiebmcn, unbcletbtgr, iineibittert. UNSHOD, nry/. 1. uhbcfc^n^t, bavfug; 2. (Sjou ijjfevbcn) nnbcfc^lagen. UNSHOOK, adj. uncrft^iittevt. UiXSHORN, adj. ungefdjovcn, unbe= f^nitteu. UNSHOT, aiij. 1. ungefrfjofffrt, (Pom ScfeuB) nngcti-offen ; 2. nidjt abge= p fciiert. UNSHOWERED, adj. unbcvegnet, uu'bc= gpffcu. UNSHRINKING, (M/j. nic^t jnfairiMcn= fabvctib, nicbt juritdroet^cnb, o^ne Siivdjt, unyerjagt. UNSHUNNED, adj. nngemtcbcn. UNSHUT, adj. iin(5u)gef(tIoiTen, pjfcn. UNSIFTED, adj. nngcficbt ; fig. itnge= pruft, uuerprobt, unevfabren. UNSiGHTLiNESs, s. bte Unfd)etnbar= fftt, baa iib(e(wtbi-ige, nuaugenehme) 5tnfebeti, bie Unfpn'nlid)fett, a3ii^ge= flaltbeit. UNSIGHTLY, adj. uiifdjeitibav, iibcl an^fcbcnb, uuanfe^nlid), iibelftebcnb, ftcfc fd)led)t ausnebinenb, nttpfaUtg fiiv baS 9luge, p^Uc^. UNSIGNALIZED, adj. uid)t aii'«gejetd)= net. UNSiLVERED, adj. unueifilbcrf, Pbne Stlbev ; an — mirror, ein unbelegtcv, ntcbt folitrter ©piegel. UNSINCERE, vid. Insincere. To UNSINEVV, V. a. bcv ©V'lmifr'lft be= vauben ; entuevbeit, cnttiiiften, nb= ft-Htniien, fc^wiicften. UNSINEWED, adj. cufnevot, fc^wacb. UNSINGED, ndj. unocrfengt, unaugc= bviinut, nic^t angebvaiint. UNSINGLED, adj. nid)t gctrenitt. UNSINKING, adj. \\\A)i [tnEcit6, flanb= fejt. UNSINNING, adj. unfitnbig, unfiin6= l)aft. UNSiz.\i5LE, arf/. ntd)t ypn gebiiriger @r6ge, wnuer^aUniBindBigi UNSIZED, adj. ungefd^leiuiut. UNSKILFUL (ado. — ly), adj. unge= fd)tcft, unbemauberf, unerfabrcn, nn= funbig, rot) ; obne Jtennlni^ ; — ness, s. bic Ungcfcbicflicbfett, Unei'= fabvcnbcit, Unfunbc, Unfcnntiiip, 9lp^l)cit. UNSKILLED, adj. ungefd)tiff, unbe= \uanbert, nnevfabvcn. UNSLAIN, adj. nncrfcblaneu, unge= tijbtet. UNSLAKED, adj. nngclpfc^t foon R fldvt, uncntbiiUt, iinentjyidelt. UNSOPHISTICATED, adj. unucvfdtfc^t,, nnvevmengt. UNSORROWED, adj. utibcftagt, unlic= trciut. UNSORTED, adj. ungcfpitbctt, uufor-- tivt, nnan«gcfucbt, ii'ngeovbnet. UNSOUGHT, adj. ungcfuc^t; itnev= forfeit. To UNSOUL, V. a. bcv @eele BerrtulJcn. UNSOUND (adv.—vi), adj. l.nngcfiinb, tvdnflid); 2. angegangen, oerbovbon, faul, iininufltd)ig ; 3. unft^er, nn-- juyevldfftg, n?anfenb ; 4. f^roncfe, fvaftloS; 5. gebredjltc^, bvitc^tg, rif= fig, fvnltig, uic^t bic^t; 6./o-. fd)cib= Hd) ; 7. unroabr, nngvitnbltc^ ; nn= giitttg, nncd)t, falfd), ntdbt ret^tglnn= big; 8. nnrcbltd), uncbrlit^, uiifluf= vicbtig ; 9. nnvcin ; of an — mind, ntd)t VCC^t bet i^CVftanbc; an — doc- trine, cine Sivlebi'e; — credit, jwei- felbafler 3Juf ; — ice, miirbeS (nttijt fcfteS) @i§ ; — pleasures, eitle S3er= giiiignngen ; — sleep, ein unrnbtget (S(^k,f. UNSOUNDED, adj. ntd)t mit bcin (Senf- bift nitterfudjt, unfpnbivt; fig. mu anSgcforfdjt, uitevforfd)t, unergviins bet. UNSOUNDNESS, s. 1. bic Ungefiinb* beit ; 2. fig. !5d)dblid)feit ; 3. SSer* borbenbcit ; 4. ©d^njdtfte, Unfcftig* feit; 5. Unwabvbeit; 6. Uni^i-iint-: Iid)feit; 7. bevSvembgfaube, bte^e^ tevoborie. UNSOURED, o(/;. ungcfduert; ^. une bcrbittert, nngeargevt, ntc^t berbnefj^ Itc^. UNSOWED, Unsown, adj. Itltgefdct ; unbefdct; — /lowers, wilbe 33iumen. UNSPARED, adj. ungcfpavt, unge« fdipnt. UNSPARING, adj. 1. ntc^t fpaifain, freigebig ; 2. fcbonung8(pg, i^art, ftrenge/nnbannbcrjig ; — ness, s. 1. bte (^reigebigfctt; 2. Sc^onungSlo* ftgfeit. To UNSPEAK, V. a. juriitf ne^mctt, toU fcevviifeu. UNSPEAKABLE {adv. — ly), adj. UJts fdgltc^, unanSfpred^lid). UNSPECIFIED, ndj. lltd)t f^JCCiftcirt, nid)t ctn,;eln (fiitdtiKifc) nngegeben. UNSPECious. adj uiiiynhvf^'eihlict). UNSPECULATIVE. ndj. nidjt fpcfuta* tit>; nid)t tbeoretifcl, ntc^t nad^ftn* ncnb. UNSPENT, adj. unau^gcgcbeit, uttDtr* 483 UNST UNSU UNTE Bcrfc^wenbet, uiiaei'riiigert, unets fcbopft; an — ball, eiiie fc^upfrafttge To UNSPHERE, v. a. ail8 bflU ^veife (aiiS bei- ^aufbahu) vci^eii. UNSPIED, adj. 1. imau^i^cfpa^et, uncr= foif^t, uticntbccft ; '2. uttaefe^cit, imgcroal)vt. UNSPELLED (Unsvilt), tuij. i:iii?ergof= fctt, unsevfc^uttft. To UNSPIRIT, V. a. vid. To Dispirit. UNSPIRITUAL, atlj. iiidjfijcifttg, Peifc^= lic^. To UNSPIRITUALIZE, o. a. CUtgcifit- UNSPLIT, adj. uugcfpiUteu. UNSPOILED, «(//. i. lUtgcpIiillbOl-t ; 2. unyci'bevbt, uiiterbLn-bcit, uiiycrletjt. UNSPOTl'ED, adj. i. llllijcflecff ; 2. 1111= bcflecff, peiKiiloS, iiugefc^aiibct, fd)iilblD§ ; — iK.'ss s. bie Uiibeflfcft= ■^eit, glecfcnloftijtcit, ©djulbloftgfcit. UNSQUARED, arjj. vcgcllog, uiicjeieijclt, iiiivcflflma^tj], iiiigocigiict, iiiigcbiU bet; — timber, uii(>c|aueiie§ 2i3au= To UNSQUIRK. v. a. ber aSiu-be eiucS ©Squire bcrau&eit. UNSTABLE {adv. — ly), adj. IttC^t fefl, iiiifejt, icaiibclb.ir, waitfenb, unbe= f^aabig, iiiteiitfi-^loffcn, tvaiifelmii= t^ig ; — ness, s. ?.'/■eiaiiberltd); — ness, s. tit Unilatigfcit, giu(i;tigfeit ; ititfiate 53e= VBcgiiiig. UNSTAINED, adj. t. Uligcfarbt; 2.1111- beflf(ft, ficcfeuioo, imgefi-^aiibet. UNSTAMPED, adj. llligcftfllipelt. UNSTANCHED, mIJ. llligeflilit. Tu UNSTATE, v. a. eutfe^eii, ciitn3iir= bigcii. UNSTATESMANLIKE, adj. linflaat^: niannif^ ; mibiplomatifc^. UNSTATUTABLE [adi\ — lv). adj. fla= tutcinwibrig, wibei- bie (Statutcu, ge= gcu bie®cff^f, gefcferoibrig, yerfaf= fimgSroibvig. UNSTAUNCHED, adj. vid Unstanciied. UNSTAYED, vid. Unstaid. UNSTEADFAST {adv. — ly), adj. llicflt ffft, lofe, ttic^t ftaiib[)aff- watitcnb, fc^wac^, Jiiibetiaiibig, oevaitberlici) ; — ness, s. bie Utifiaub{)aftigEcit, SdiWiidje, Uiibcfianbigfeit, 2Caiifct= miit^igfeit. UNSTEADY {ndn. — ly), llict)t ffft, nicf)t flanb^aft, iiubcflaiibig, unftiit, scninbcvlid), wanfelmittbig ; — light, jittevnbes flacfcnibcg ?i^t ; — iness, s. bev Unbcftanb, bie Uiibcftaiibigfeit, UnjiStigfeit, aBaiifclnuit()igfeit. UNSTEEPED, adj. iuietlli-ictaiict)t. UNSTIMULATED, adj. iiid)t augevcgt, ni^t nngefvovuf. UNSTIMULATING, ndj. llid;t aUVCt-- jcnb, iiid)t nnvrgciib. To UNSTiNG, 1-. a. ftad)elIoS niac^cu, belt Stac^ct ue^iiieii. UNSTINTED, adj. uiieiiigefcf)vanft, itu= bcf4)vaiift, iiiiiimfd)ranEt, unOcgveiijt. UNSTIRRED, adj. iiiiaufgcvegt, unauf= gerii^vt, uiigcfc§iivt. Trt UNSTITCH, ,;. a. aiiftrcniieit, bie (Stic^elijfcn. UNSTITCHED, adj. aiifgctveiiiit, o[}ue (Stic^f. UNSTOOPING, adj. llid)t lucidjfiib, nid)t iiad;gcbeiib, fiaiibbaft, fiavv, iiit= bicgfam. To UNSTOP, V. a. ctnjttS SSevftopfteS aufmaci)cii, lofen, offucii. UNSTOPPED, adj. UllbcrftOpff, cffcit, cbne .g)inberiii^, itiigcl;tiibei-t. UNSTORED, adj. 1. unaufbewafjvt ; 2. *i4)t »crvro»iaiittvt; 3. M. e. ni(t}t 4.84 auf baS Sager gebra^t, ni4>t einge= lagcvt. UNSTORMED, adj. UnfVfliivmt UNSTRAINED, adj. UligcjlOUUgClt. UNSTRAITENED, adj. intgcbcl)llt, 1111= gefpattiit; fin- uiicingef^i\iiitt. UNSTRATIFIED, a/j. Sid)t fc^t(^tcil= weife gelagcrt. UNSi^RENGTHENED, adj. uitgejiarft, un««Tilai'ft ; uniiitterflii^t. To UNSTRING, v. a. fam. UNSUFFICIENCE, vid. Inspfficikscy. UNSUGARED, adj. iitigesucfcrt, uiiuer= jucfcrt. UNSUITABLE {ado. — ly), ad/, llictt Vaffenb, uiivaffeiib, iiiiaiigemeffen, im= aiifiaiibig, iiiijiemlicfc, uiifiifllic^, itn= ftattf;afr, • iittgebii()rlid), iiiifd)icf lic^ ; — ness, s. bie Uiiaitgemeffeit^cit, Uii= fdjiiflic^Eeit, Un^ieiiilid)fett, Uiifiig= lic^feit, Uiil1att()nftigfcit, baS 3}Ji^= ucrbaltnit}. UNSUITED. adj. lltult pnffcilb, l!id)t tauglid) (— for, ju). UNSUITING, adj. iiiiaiigemeffen, uii= VaiTeitb, luigesiemciib, mifdjtcflii:^. unsullied! adj. unbefubelf, iiiibe= fc^miiljt, luibeilecff, iit!gt|d>iitbet, rein, lauter. unsung, adj. I. luujefungcii ; 2. uiibc= fittigeit. UNSUNNED, adj. iitibcroiiitet, nic&t oon ber ©ouiie bcjc^iencit. UNSUPERFLUOUS, adj. jtic^t u6erfliif= UNSUPPLANTED, adj. nid)t aitlge|lo= d)en, iiiit»erbr;iiigt, uniibn'»ortl}ei[t, iiniiberliftet. UNSUPPLlED, adj. liiitcrfcbeii, imtcrr forgt. UNSUPPORTABLE, vid. Insupportablb UNSUPPORTED, adj. llttgefiii^t ; Jig ununterfliifet. UNSUPPRESSED, adj. nidit uiiferbriicft. UNSURE, adj. iinftd)cr, unfeji, iiiige= wi9. UNSURMOUNTABLE, vid. Insurmount- able. UNSURPASSED, adj. uiiiibertroffeii. UNSUSCEI»TIBLE, adj. UllClUpfiinglicl, unfdf)ig. UNSUSPECTED {adc. — ly), adj. llltucr= bcic^tig, imbcnrgn)iJ^itt. UNSUSPECTING, adj. feiiieii 93erbad)t bcgeiib, tiici^t argroob"f"^ yerbac^t= \os, argIo«, a^iiurtg«lo8, iiiibefaii= gen. UNSUSPICIOUS (fldi).— ly), adj.i. nid)t argmo^nifd) ; 2. argb«, treit()crjig. UNSUSTAINABLE, adj. wii^t auSt,n\)aU ten. UNSUSTAiNED, adj. ungefefllten, unges flii^f,unniitcrftii^t. "o UNSWADDLE, ) v. a. OllSttjiubeln, To UNSWATHE, J nuSiuirfelit. UNSWAYABLE, a/ij. uiibel^errfc^bur, unlenffam (W. ii.). UNSWAYED, adj. iint)ef)errfd;t, iinre= giert, ungelcitet. To UNSWEAR, v. a. eiblic^ wiberrufen, wtebcr abfd)n.Hiren, ftd) (oSf^rooren. UNSWEET, mij. luifii^, uic^t fii§. UNSWEPT, adj. ungcfcf;rt, ungefegt inigewifdit. UNSWORN, adj. uugefc^iuprfu, Jin&er= eibct. UNSYMMETRICAL, adi «ltfv)mmc= trifc^. UNSYSTEMATICAL (— ic), adj. Mllfu< ftcmatifd). UNSYSTEMIZED, a:>j. llid)t ill cin O^* jtem gcbrad)f, itid)t claffiftcirt. To UNPACK, V. a. trenneii, auSeiuan* bcrfe&en, loSnuidjcn. UNTAINED (arfo. — ly), a*.'/. 1. liubc* fubelt, unbcflcif t, nnycrborben ; 2. imamieflagt, fd)nlbIoS ; 3. rein, itn= iievintfd)t ; —ness, s. bie gIe(fenIo= fgfeit; a^eiubeit, nnvH'rniifd)t[;ett. ijNTAKEN, adj. iiitgenoiumen, iinge=- faiigcn, aitcr^aft^t. UNTAMABLE, adj. unja^nibar, nic^t JU banbigeu. UNTAMED, adj 1. uugfjabnit, iiiige= bntibigt; 2. lingebilbct, rof), unlb. To UNTANGLE, j). a. mS ciuaubet airreu, eutwirreii, ausfi^eu, lofen, nufli^ffu. UNTARNISHED, adj. 1. liubeflecft ; 2. uitgetriibt, uoc^ g'Kiuseub, ini »oUea ©lanjc. UNTASTED, axij. iiiigefcflct, iinge= fc^iifecft, aa»erfud)t. UNTASTEFUL {adn. — ly). adj. ge* fd)macfl0i', oi^iie @efd)inacf. UNTASTiNG, adj. nid)t fofteub, gc= fcbinacf(o«. UNTAUGHT, adj. 1. itugelebrt, iiuuu= terricbtct; 2. 'augeiibt, iinerfa^rcu i 3. uaiuiffeab, ungefdiidt. UNTAXED, adj. 1. uubefleucrt ; 2. int' getabeU, unbefd)u(bigt. To UNTEACH, ■!). a. uerlemea laffen, auS bem ,5?ovfe briugea- yergeffea mad^fU; aitberS letjrca, nbgeaiijbncn. UNTEACHABLE, adj. uagelef;rig, nic^l ju uatcrridueu. UNTEACHABLENESS, s. bie Ungelc^* rigEeit. UNTEEMING, adj. unfrac!>tbar. UNTEMPERATE, vid. iNTEMPERiTE. UNTEMPERED, adj. uageniaStgt ; ««• jabereitct. UNTEMPTED, adj. uiibfrfuci&t, ungt^ rctU. UNTI UNTR UNVU UKTl'2fABLE, aic 5oi'in) fluflbfftt. UNTIED, adj. I. aufgcbuiibcn ; 2. itiu gtbunbcu, uttbcfcfligcf, iitd;t feft, lo^. UNTIL, pre/). bi«, l\% ail, biS aiif. 7i< UNTILE, V. «. bie 3tfgcl abiiebmeii, abb/cfeK. ENTILLED, a//, uitgcbaut, ungfaifert. UNTIMBERED. adj. 1. ittdlt gc^iin^ mevt, cf)iie 3i"tiitcnucrf, bclfciilos, (djmad) ; 2. iiic^t mit ^lu&bolj ht= tvac^rcii. O'TIMELINESS, s. bie Uiijcittgldt, lliijcit. UNTIMELY, aiij. .$- ode. Jtnjcitig ; fritb= iteitig, yprfd)iicli ; — birth, bte uu5ei= iige Ofbjii-f; — death, ber frii^e UNTINCTURED, adj. D^lte (Jftl'BetKtns ftvit^, Jiiigffarbt. UNTINGED. adj. 1. iiitgefarbf; 2. jfo-. iniaitgcgriffcii, itnbcflcdt; 3. uiiaii= gifedf. UNTIRABLE, adj. llUCVluiiblid), Ull5eV= bvoffeit. UNTIRED. adj. lUKrillilbet. UNTITLED, «(//. 1. uiibctitcit; 2. fei= tu'ii CfJcc^tStitel b'lbcub, uiibcrcditigt. UNTO, prep. vid. To. UNTOLD, adj. 1. uiigcfagt, utiermatjnf, imerjablt; 2. ungc5a[)U. To UNTOMB, V. a. aiiSgvabcn. UNTOOTHSOME, ad,j. 11 11 fd) 111 a 51) '1 ft iiid^t miinbcnb. UNTOUCHED, adj. unbeviif;vt, uiiaitges taftet; jig. uiigcviif;vt. UNTOWARD (adv. — ly), adj. \ . niiir= rtfd), eigcnftimig, tro^fo^-ifig, ivibcr* fyaitfitg ; »evbvieti!ic^, iinbcm\ivtig, wibvig'; 2. laflig, Icibig, qiuilcnb, ijerfcbrt, liitfifdi, iiiigefd^icf.*, fd)icf; — ness", .?. bieSBibevfpaufiigfcit; 2]cr>- bviefjlid)feit, 2Sibngfcit; a]ci-EeI)rt= I:)ctt, ©d)ief(Kit, ber (5'igcnftiiit. UNTRACEABLE, adj. UlievfOVfd;lt^, niiauSfvntrbav. untraceO, )ndj. itiigcbabiit, im= UNTRACKED, 5 bctvetcil. UNTRACTABLE, vid. Intractable. UNTRADING, adj. otjiie ^ailbel, llic^t lanbeltveibcub ; im .§aubcl ituerfa^= veil. UNTR.-VINED, adj. i. utigcjpgcii, iiitab= gevid)tet, uuercvcirt, unbtsciplinirf, uubclebrt; 2. migciibt; 3. iinlciit= fam, iiiiprbf iitlic^. UNTRAMJffiLLED, adj. Itltgcfeffctt, fcffcUo«. UNTRANSFERABLE, adj. i^iubertrag= bar, nic^t ju iibertvagc'it. UNTRANSFERRED, adj. llllilbcvtragcil. UNTRANSLATABLE, ' adj. Ulliibevfcfes bar. UNTRANSLATED, adj. llltuberfe|f. UNTRANSPARENT, adj. J!llbUVd;ftC^= tig, uiibitrc^fd)eiucnb. UNTRANSPOSED, adj. uid;t ycvfc^t. UNTRA YELLED, adj. 1. itiigcrcifet ; 2. unbereifet. UNTRAVERSED, adj. uidjt iibevf(^vit= ten; uiibctrctt'it. To UNTREAD, v. n. bie gctbancii Srittc jiiriid tbuit, jiiviicf trcteu, auStrcteit, vcrtreteit. UNTREASURED, adj. llicbt ailfbcTOabrt, imgcfammclt. UNTRIED, adj. 1. uiitjcrfuci^t iuige= Vvi'ift, uncvrabvctt ; 2. ituuertjijrt ; nic^t i>oi- @ciid)t ciitfd)icbcn ; — earth, @en>iid)«ersc, Sppaiijeiicrbe ; — on, iiuatiprobirt. ru UNTRIM, V. a. bcn (Sc^miitf cber bie 3Iu«fiaffiruitg you ciuem ^giitc abnebmeii. UNTRIMMED, adj. UttgfpU^t, «l!ge= fd)mi!dt, bc8 Sdimucfe's Pber bcr *JIuS= ftaffiruiig beraubt. UNTRIU.MPIIED, adj. obllC 2;riurilp(). UNTROD, Untroddks, adj. ItltbctrctClt, uiigcbabitt, iBaiiftnb, frfjmatitciib, iin= fidjcr. UNTROLLED, aij. uugeroKt, uiige^ ma{jt. UNTROUBLED, adj. 1. llltgcfltn-t ; 2. iiitnibtg, iiiiuntci-brod)cit, iiitbcla= ftigt; 3. iitigcti-iibt, biivd)|td)tig, bed, tlar. UNTRUE, adj. 1. itiuuabr, falf^ ; 2. iiiitrcu. UNTRULY, adj. univabr, fa(fi^,fnrfd)= lid), fiilfcfeltcijcr ageife. To UNTRUSS, V. a. niifbiiibcu, abbtit= belt, lo^binbcn, auffd)ilr^eii. UNTRU.STINESS, s. bie Uiitrctie, !lveu= lofiafeir. UNTRUSTWORTHINESS, ». bit 5J«f* trauengunwiirbigfett. UNTRUSTY, adj. utitrcu, iittgctreu, treu' los. UNTRUTH, s. bic Unwat)r^cit, tjalfc^* f;cit, ?iige. UNTUCKERED, adj. oblie -^algtUC^. UNTUNABLE, adj. libcl Ilingcnb,im» bariiipitifcl; iiidbt ftiinmbar; mtmuj ftfalifd) ; an — sound, ciit 2)iigtou. UNTUNABLENESS, s. ias Uul;avmo- iiifcbe, Itninuftfalifc^e. To UNTUNE, V. a. 1. Dcrflimmen ; 2, berrudeii, ycrwirreit. UNTUNED, adj. ucvftiiiimt ; iiiigc= ftintmt. VNTURNED, adj. uitgcweiibct, uiige= 6Vebt, timtnigef'ebrt; to leavo no stone — . jig-, tiidjts iiii»erfiid)t laffen. UNTUTORED, at/;. Umilttenuicfcil ; an — churl, eiii'uiigebilbcter SSaacr. To U'NTVViNE, v. a. aufhrcbcu, aiifhvtes fclij, auffle^teii, lofcii, trcuitcii. To UNTWIST, V. a. aufPccbtcii, aufDrc= ^eit, auff^iiiircn, IcS mad)cii ; to — a rope. Sen. lang. bic Suc^tcit cincS S;aucg auffc^lageit. UNUNiFORM, adj. nid)t ctitforiutg (ttj. ii.). UNUPHELD, adj. iiiiBcrtbeibigt, nid)t ntit ©riiiibcii uitterfiii^t. UNURGED, adj. uiigetviebcn, imaiigc; tricbeit, mtgc'bvungcit. UNUSED, adj. 1. llugeblMlK^t ; 2.1111= gcwob"f- UNUSEFUL, adj. Ultuti^, Ullbtculid;. UNUSUAL [adv. — i.y), adj. llligeiUti^llJ lid;, uiigcbvciiic^lid), felten. UNUSUALNESS, s. bie niige»ijbulid)= feit, ltiigebvaiid)lid)teit; ©clteiibcit. UNUTTERABLE {adv. — ly), adj. un= ariSf;.n'ccJ)lid), unau8briiifbar; — ncssi, s. bic Uiiau§fpred)lic^fcit. To UNVAIL, J!, a. vid. To Unveil. UNVALUABLE, vid. I.waluaele. UNVALUED, adj. 1. ungewitvbigt, un* gcfd)n§t; 2. unfd)a(}bar. UNVANaUISHABLE, adj. liltiibcnuillb» lirb, uitbcjwiiigbav, uiibeftegbar. UNVANQUISHED, adj. imbcjWmigClI, iinbeftegt, tiiiiibenvuubcit. UNVARIABLE, vid. Invakiablk. UNVARIED, adj. Ullt)Crailbcrt. UNVARIEGATED, adj. Ilic|t bllUtfc^Cs dig, iiid)t gcfledt. UNVARNISHED, adj. llligvftini(jt ; fig. niiiiber^pgcn ; uiigefd)iniiiEt- mtgc^ fc^miicft, uitaufgepiifet, imgcjiert. UNVARYING, adj. unucriiltbcrlicf), V.XI-' wanbelbiir, wanbcllps, bleibciib. To UNVEIL, ?!. a. cutfc^Icicnt, eutbiiU leu, aufbetfcii. UNVEiLEDLY. adv. iinocrl}iiIU, aufgc:= bcdt, pffeit, fr:i (w. ii.). UNVENEPuVBLE, aij. bcv Scrci^ruitg umuiivbig, cbrfiirc^tSuiimiiibig. UNVENTILATED, adj. llligcfad;c(t, IIH:' gclitftct. UNVERDANT, adj. lltd)t gn'iBcnb. UNVERSED, adj. uubcwanbert, uitge: iibt. UNVEXED, adj. iiiigeiiuait, utigefiijrt, uitgcargert. UNVIOLATED, adj. iitt'.'crlett, ungcs fc^iiiibct. UNViRTUOUS, adj. mititgcnbl)nft. To UNVISARD, v. a. CIltlariieH. UNVISrPED, adj. uiibefiicbt. UNVITAL, adj. fciiicii (SiuPuf auf baS Sebcn babcnb. UNVITIATED, adj. uiivcrborBeii. UNVITRIFIED, adj. iiitycrglafet. UN VOLATILIZED, adj. liiiserpiifbtig! To UNVOTE, V. a. burc^ ciii fviitevfj '43otum aufbebctt. IT^-VOWELLED, adj. of}ite iSclbfllautf UNVULGAR, adj. ni(|)t gcinciii. 485 UNWI UP UPLA !'N VULNERABLE, vid. Invulnerable '.•NVVAKENED, adj. UtljCWCif t ; UlKr= iuad)t. LTNVVALLED, ad/. ii!t(-ii'mancrt, 0[)11C •IRnittni, maucr(o§, miln-feiliijt; an — town, cine offeiie ©tiibt. UNWARILY, adu. uutu'tjiitfani, iinbc= bflc^tfam, imbcbnc^tfainer SBeife. [JNWARINES,* s. biejlliibef)iit!'amfctt, Uiibebac^tfamteit, ecijlpfiijfcit, bn' 'iJcicfctftnit. irxWARLlKE, adj. uuf rifgf rifcf) ; fiiv ben JJvicij ttic^t 6rauct)bar. UNWARXIED, adj. 1. uugewdrmt, fait; 'i. ntc^t crrcgt, ungerii^vt. UNWARNED, aij. ungcivavnt, Jtncvitt= iiert. To UNWARP, V. a. \V(\9 fici^ getcorffu hat, n)tebcr gcrabc madjfit. UNWARPED, adj.fiir. tiid)t abgclcufi. UNWARPING, adj. UUbfUgfaUl. UNWARRANTABLE {adv. — ly), adj. !iici)t ju rec^tfertigcit, iiii»ciMntrociit= lid), gcfffewibrig, uncrlaubt, un|alt= bar, ycrmcvflid). UNWARRANTED, aij. uiigcrecfitfcvfigt, uiitjerautmortct, uiisuoevldfftg, mige: fic^crt, iiinjerbiirgt. UNWARY, adj. iiiibfljutrrtni, nnbe= bacbtfam, uufdtg, ooretUg, iibcreilt. UNWASHED, Unwasiien, adj. ungmm? fcben. UNWASTED, adj. Hiiijcrmiifict, unjcr; ftiivt, imccrfc^mcnbct, uuoerjeljrt, uu- yevmiiibcvt. UNWATERED, aVj. uitgpanit|ci't, Hnbc= wdfffvt, unbcgoffcit, tvorfeii. UN WEAKENED, adj. ungcfd)n5M;t. UNWEALTHY, ailj. ntdjt rcic^, Hllbc= giitcrt. UNWEAPONED, adj. iiiibewaffuct, un= bcmebvt. UNWEARIABLE (adn. — ly), adj. nncv= miibbav, uncvmiiblid^, uitcvfcUopfltc^ {\v. ii.). UNWEARIED (ado. — ly), adj. i. imcr= miibet, iiuevfc^ijpft ; 2. iiu'fViniibUci). UNWEARIEDNESS, .9. bic l!ucrmiib= muit. UNWEARY, adj. iiic^t niiibe. To UNWEARY, v. a. burd) Sill^t Wi(= bcf ^cvflcllen, crquicfcii, erfi-if4)cu, Kiben. UNWED, Unwedded, adj. UtlOCrUld^U, un»cv()eivat{)ct. UNWEEDED, adj. iiugegatet, itugffdu= bcrt. UNWEIGHED, adj. i. ungemogeii ; 2. iiniibevtcgf, micrroogcii, iiad^Uifftg. UNWEIGHING, adj. itid)t cvwogfub, ge= banfcnloS, iiiibebac^tfam, imbefiMU ncn, iiiti»ovftd)ttg. UNWELCOME, adj. uuiutUEommeii, wi- biig, iinaiigeiifl>m. UNWELL, ado. UUWOf)!, UllpdfjUc^. UNWEFr, adj. itiibeiueint. UNWET, adj. nid)t m^, uid)t feu(|>t. UNWHIFP (Unvvhippkd), adj. Ulige= VH'itfc^t, iingejiid>ttgt. UNWHOLESOME, adj ungefunb, fc^ftb- lid), nnbeilfam, »erboiben; — ness, .c. bie Uugefuubl)ctt, @c^iblid>feit, ^Berbovben^ctt. UNWIELDY (adn. — ily), aij. mihi= biilflic^, ft^werfdllig, itiigelenf, mu biegfam, ungefiigc, fd)iufr, Jjlump; — inees, s. bl£ Uubel)iilflt(^feit, SClTOClft. UNWITHERING, ai.j. nnveni'dfeub ; ituscrwdtlid). UNWITHSTOOD, adj unanbcrfiaitbcn, uumibevfc^t. UNWITNESSED, adj. unbcjcugt, in!cr= f)>n-tet. UNWiiTiNGLY.ari". o()ne (S 511 wiffcn, cbnc SBiffen, luimiffcntlid). UNWITTY (adr. —ily), aiH. nUWi^ig, uubcvfldnbig, tiuH-ic^t; — jokes, wii^ lofe ©(^crj'e. To UN WOMAN, V a. cntweibcn, bee aBctblid)Ecit bcvauben, nnwciblici inad)en. UNWOMANLY, adj. nnwcibliit- UNWONTED, adj. 1. ungcn)ol)nt; 2. «nge>Do[)uIid), feltcn. UNWONTEDNESs, s. btc Ungc»)ij{)n= lid)fcit, @cltenf)eit. UNWOOED, «(//•. «iigcfud)t, o^ne Sveicr. UNWORKING, adj. nid)t flvbcitcnb, ot)ne 3h■l^eit, miiijtg. UNWORN, a(2/. uugcti-agcu ; —out, UU; nbgcuu^t. UNWORSHIPPED, adj. UUitUgcbctct, unocre^vt. UNWORSHIPPING, odj. l\id)t (inbc= ten^ UNWORTHY (adv. — li.y), adj. 1. lin= iviivbig, fc^Ic4>f, fc|)nijbe, t>erd4)ttic^ ; 2. unpaffcnb ; 3. unjtentlic^, nuan= fianbig ; 4. t>crbicu{tfo5 ; — iness, s. bie Xtntuiirbigfctt. UNWOUNDED, a/ij. unscvwunbct. To UNWRAP, V. a. ausmicfclu, flnf= widflu, Ipfcn, aiiffc()lnflen. To UNWREATH. r. a. abwillbcn, foS= wtubcn, aufflcd)tfii, bsflcc^tcn ; auf= bve^en. To UN WRINKLE, v. a. cntrunjelrt, entfaltcn, gldtteu. UNWRiTLNci, adj. nicfct fd)vcibcnb, nn= fd)fiftiteUei-ifc^ ; ntd)t fc^reibfiic^tig. UNWRITTEN, adj. 1. iingcfd)vicbcn; 2. miiublic^ iibcrlicfci't ; 3. luibc; fitriebcu. UNWROUGHT, a'lj. ungeavbcitet, un= bearbeitet, ungcmivft ; — silk, robe Sftbe; — wax, ba« 3uRgferniund>§. UNWRUNG, adj. uu»crM-el)t, aiigc' UNYlELDED, wij. uic^t aufgcgcbcn, uid)t iibevlrtffni, uncutfagt, 'imiibev= licfert. UNYIELDING, adj. ntd)t (Jiifgcbetib, nid)t crgebcub; unnac^jgiebig, flavv^ fopftg- To UNYOKE V. a. abjw^cn, eiUjw^fn, lo§ fpanncu. UNYOKED, adj. MX fein 3o^ gfn.'ii>f)ut; ununterJDc^t, ungcja^mt, jiigelloS. UNZONED, adj uiigegiirtct. UP, ado. S- prep. l.'«uf; 2. ^tuauf, ^iuan, emvov; f)cvauf, aufnjiirtS; 3. cbcn ; 4. (in ; 5. ju ; 6. aiifgcfianbcn, fliifgc|licgcu, erl)i>l)L ucnncbvt ; — lull, vid. Upiull; — stairs, I)CVau8, i>i\vm\, obeu; to fuu — stairs, bie Sireppe hitmuf fallen; — the hH (mountain) bcn ^Brrg binau; — tli* river. — stream, bCll ^dlS f)tn«nf, firomnnfroditS; — tho Rhine, rbeiiia OIlf(ffidrt«) ; to sail — a river, fiu^aufa xoaxts taniren, anflavivcn; the rivet (the flood) is — , bev Slu^ (bie Slntl)) tft gefliegcn; — sound, init bctBIutb, (anbrocirtS ; — stream current, bie %Uiti) ; — the country, lanbeinwdrts ; — there, ba obcu ; — and down, «llf nnb ai, nuf nnb niebcr ; ^in nnb bev, i)icr niib bovt ; Sea Pk-s. awf nnb nit; bev (fcnffcc^t) ; — an end, aufi»drt3, jn 93erge ; to be — , nitf («ufge^an= ben) fei)n ; gewinncn ; the sun is — , bie Sonne i^ aufgcgangen ; my blood is — , ba3 Slut tod)t iiiir i« ben 9Ibfvn ; I am — , icf> l)abe gewmiufn ; t4f h'^^^ C§ Weg ; to come — a jirize. (iit bcr Sottevie) nitt eiueni ©ctuiitne levauJfpmmen ; to come — with an enemy, einen gf tub ein£)ofen; to cut — , (cine feiiibltd>e Snippe) (jufret- Iifn; to do — a Islter, citteu ©lief faljen ; to draw — a regiment, till SUegiment in Dvbiiuug pellcn; to drink — , rtU§trinEc« ; to preach — , l)er}>rebtgen ; to talk — , jurebeu, Mbevvcbe'n ; put it — , f^ctf e§ eiii; tlx? city is — , bie Strtbt i\t in 3lnfviil)r; the parliament is — , b«S ^IviamfUt X\t aufgc^obcU; fron> my youth — , t>LMi ineincr 3«3C"b ouf; — ;o, bfa an, bi§ «nf; nac|>, gctrcn, gemdf;, jufcvlge; M. E-s. closed or set'ilati — to the end of last year, bi'3 nitt. u!/:ir,m t>ovigcn Srtb^'f^ abgefc^Ioffcn ; wh>o!» balances our transactions — to thi* day, n>omtt uuffvc 9iedyniutgbt*aiif ttciitigen Sag abgemacbt i^ ; — tu the chin, biS an ba« Jtinn ; to be — to a tiling^ einer @ac^e geivac^f*':'^ fei)n, eine^ac^e t>evftel;e«, bcgveifeit, faffeu. up! up! i'li. auf! fluf! tjeyauf! hr:l heads — ! Mil. Ph. Mopfi bcd?. To upbear, v. a. i. bebcii ; 2. in bej .^i.ibe ert)alten, aufvec^S i>aUeii. fiii^cn, tvtigen. To UPBIND, ». a. ia t-ie ^6bf binbea To UPBRAID, V. a. vonvcrfeii, »PV- riicfen, swijultcn, befd)ulbtgeit; ta=> beln, fd)cltcu, f(^inab«n,f4>im5»ffn ;tr> — one with a thing, etncm et>lX!3 ysr= wtrfen, u. f. \v., VPBRAIDER, s. be« SSoviBerfeHb*-, ©c^cltenbe^ Sablcr. UPCAST, adj. aiifgcnjcrfcn, in tie ^^phi gero^rfen, ' autgefdjtagen ; aufgc=' tritben. , UPCAST, s. 1. bcr 5Bnrf, Sc^mia ©d)ub (ini JSegctfpiel) ; 2. bie 33e^ rcc^nuttg. UPHAND, adj. imt bCE fi^inb gef)DbflJ, To UPHEAVE, V. a. aufJjeben, einjsor* bebcn. UPHILL, I. ado. bcrgatJ, bcvgauf, aufs todrts ; n. adj. 1. bergouf gel^enb ; 2. ji^. befd^KjevHc^, mii^f'i'"- To UPHOIJD, V. a. 1. in bie ifji>f;e ebii fliifrec^t fatten, anff^alkn, aufi liipfeH, erf)ebeii, aitf^eben; 2. I>iiltctt. ftiifeen, tvogcn ; 3. unterbaltcn, evf>i}' ten, evndliren ; 4. be^auptc n. UPHOLDER, s. 1. bei: ^x^dia; 2. J^cic^eabcforger. UPHOLSTERER, s. bcr S'a}>e5trfr, 3)2i>b{iver, 3}Ji3bcl^dnblcr, Si'i'Wf'-'^' beveitcv. UPHOLSTERY, s. Wlobilitxt, ^ap*^-' jiravbcit. UPLAND, L s. baa i^oc^Ianb, boli* Saiib, bcr 2)ainmgi-nnb ; if. iifj. ^^d) gelegen, gebiigelt; — wiUciw, i<» rotbe MsiH UPRI URGE USE UPLANDisii, aiij. ^o^ISubtfi^. gebtt^ gifcts gebirgttj. 7'o UPLEAD, I', a. eiiipprlctten. 7'o UPLIFT, V. a. aiif^ebeii, l;o(^ ^cbcit. UPMOST, vid. Uppkrmost. UPON, prep. 1. auf; 2. att, kt, au3, ju, iiber, tiac^, ttt; 3. tii Sctva^tt, tit >^iife[)unij, wegeit ; — the latch, cin= tiefliuft; put the bonk — the table, log ba§ sSud) auf ben 3;iff^ ; to break in — one, Scmaiibfit utUevbi-cct)cn ; the poniards were found — them, mail faiib bet i{)ueit cie2>oIc^c; m.fIis. to have a letter (bill, draft) — ... ctitfu 38ec^fcl {tim Xvattt) f;abeit auf . . ; — (the) recommendation" of . . , auf btC (Smpfct)luilg son ..; to make war — , bctvtCi^CU ; my blood — your head, mcttt 33lut fomme iibci: euec ^jaupt; a tax — wine, cilte Slbgabe auf 28f iu ; — pain of death, bci XO' bfSitvafe; — my word, auf iiieitt SJoft; — my honour, bct metucc (5brc; — duty, Mil. Ph. till Sictijl, auf bent 5pofleu ; to be — a journey, cuf bcr 9teife fel)n; letters — letters, Svieft iibec ^ri,efe ; — enquiry, auf gcfc^C^ene 9lad)ffa;^e; — a mere sus- picion, auS btopem 33erbac^tc; — the first opportunity, bet ei'flcf @c[e= gcubcif; — li«r coming, bei i()VCt tllHEuuft, 3«viiahtuft; — my finish- ing it, wcun tc^ e3 fertig babe; — his principl^is, nac$ feiiiett ©fuubfafeen; come — a Sunday, foiumett ®te an etueiu (Sonutag ; — that very day, an bem nanUic^eu 2;age ; — this, [)ier= bet:=Sienite ("SeiJavtc^ ineut in SrauEreic^) ; — works, Jv. T. ba3 DbfuiBevf, to^te 33crf. UPPERMOST, adj. boc^jl, JU f)0^\t, oberfi, oben, obbcrrfitenb; to be — , bie Dbcrbaiib, ben ^Govtbcit baben. 7o UPRAISE, V. a. cr^ebeu, erboljeu. /v; UPEEAE, v. a. aufi'irf)tcn ; a»f= /JPRIGHT (ade. — ly), n!j. 1. «ufge= lici^tct, aufrec^f, gcrate; 2. auf- taiixts. gerabe tu bie >§Dbe ; 3. ji^. flufdc^lia, rec^tfi^affeu', vcblit^, bie= bet; — lady-bower, bie aufrcc^te SOalbrcbe, ba§ syi-fuufraut (Ocmatis recta — L.) ; — loom, 7'. bet ^aute= Iiff«ftut)l; an — ship, J\'. T. eiu auf= rentes (gcrabe liegcubes) Scbiff; — tool, bie Ocrabctjangenidfd^iuc ittt Ufirmac^er)- UPRIGHT, s. Jirch. T. 1. ber Slufrtji, Stanbrip ; 2. bie ©tublfaule. UPRIGHTNESS, .o. bie ©erab^eit, (be{}= gleic^cn fio-.) Slufricbtigfeit, 3fleblic^= fcit, 3^ec^tfci&affent;ett. ra UPRISE, V. n. l.aufileben; 2. ftcJ) flcit evbeben, auffteigen, auffommcu, aufgeben, erfdjciuen. UPROAR, s. ber 3Iufrii^r, Sarm, lie Unruf)e, 33en»irniiui. To UPROLL, V. a. aufrollen. To UPROOT, V. a. aU'JiDur^eln, eutn3ur= jehi, (mit ber SSurjcI) augreitien. To UPROUSE, V. a. aufipecfen, auf= ftijren, aupiirnien. To UPSET, V. I. a. umttjerfcn, uin= ftiirjen, iiber ben ^gaufen werfen, iibcnDaltigen ; ii.' n. umfalleu. UPSHOT, s. ber QluSgan^, baS @nbe, O^efuUat, ber 53efa)lu|i; when it comes to the — , ivtuu mau iS bei iui)it beftebt (am (Snbe), UPSIDE-DOWN, adi3. bai Oberjle ju uutevfi, tint iinb urn, iiber unb iiber, in bi>cl)fier Uitorbnung. UPSTART, I. s. btr vlo!}Iid) emporge:: fommene a)2enfd), t5inpor£;)mmlin(], Sleuliug, 2luffd)i3i5ling, ©litcfgpiij, ^arbeuii; ii. aiij. vliJ^Hd) cntftau= ben ; — pride, bcr Saueruftplj. To UPSTART, V. V. auffa^reu, auf= fc^iepen, auffpringcn, fd)ncH cmvor= fDinmen. To UPSTAY, V. a. Pitljcn, (aufrec^t) batten. To UPTURN, D. a. aufmerfen, umn)er= fen, aufn)itt)(cn, S'itvd)en jie^en, furcbcn. UPWARD, adj. aufmarfS gericbtet, btminelmarts ; — goodsi, j^i. k. ftvom= aufiuiirts (lanbetniuartJ) gc()eubc tBaaren, ®iiter. UPWARD, }ad<}. 1. aufmarts, ober= UPWARDS, J iwarts, pbenan, bimmel= an, bergan; 2. auf, bis, an; 3. iiber, me^r aU; — of a thousand, iiber (ein) "taufcub ; — of twenty ■years, ail bie (ober iiber) jwaujig Sabre ; ten pounds and — , jeljll Spfunb ©teritng uub bariiber. To UPWHiRii, v.a. iS- n. eiupornjirbelu. To UPWIND, V. a. aufiuiubeu, auf= wtcfeln. URAN, s. (in compos.) — glimmer (iiran mica), ber Uraugliiumer, Urautalf, pl)fainibale ©nd)(or=(451immcr ; — ochre, bcr Urauocber. URANITIC, adj. uraitl^attig ; taS Uran betreffeiib. URANIUM, s. bag Uranmetall; phos- phate of — , ber Ufangliinmcr ; prot- oxide of — , tas llviinprotonib, Uvanoribul. URANOLOGY, «. bic 5Ib^anbtung uber ben ®ternf)iminel. URANUS, s. ber Uranu« (ein Spfanet). URBAN, s. UrtHiuuS, Urban {WlamiS' name). URBANE, adj. Urban, artig, f)i5flici&, fittig. URBANITY, .5. l.bie Itrbauitaf, 9lrtig= !eit, ^Inlidifcif, *^cben«art. (Bituli- anniurt); 2. 3)iuuterfeit, geb^afttg= feit. To URBANIZE, v. a. Orfig,, ^iSfftd), manierlid) mac^en, bilben (in. ii.). URCEOLATE, adj. B. T. frugfi.n-mig. URCHIN, .9. 1. ber ?(ge(, ba« @tad)el= fi-bmeiu; 2. ber iofe (flcine) Sube, bas lofe (fleine) JliiiJ, a}2abd)en, viUBitte\ URGENT [adij. — ly), adj. btt'ltgenb, eifrig, geiualtfam, notbbringenb ; ^eftig, uitgefiitm; to be — upon., (for .'. ), briugen in .. , forttreibcn ; to be in — need of . . , (etluaS) |iJC^fJ uotl)ig braud)en. URGER, s. bcr Srangcr, ©rtngeube, ireiber, Sveibenbe, ilngeftiime, un= geftiime Sitter. URGING, adj. briltgeilb ; — necessity, bic bringeiibc Stott). URIC, adj. — acid, bie .giamfaurc. URINAL, s. 1. baS lUiug(a«, ^am- gla4; 2. ber Urinbalter. URINARIUM, s. ber .^arubef^iltcr (als 5)iingfiatte). URINARY, L adj. jum Uriu geprig, ben Uvin betreffenb, im ^arn, .^arn . . ; — bladder, bie li^arilblftfc ; — calculi, ^arufieine ; j?. T-s. — passage, bic >§ariiri5f)rc ; — tunic, bic .§arn= laut, SQurft^aut; n. s. vid. Urina- RIUM. URINATIVE, adj. bamtreibcub. URiNATOR, s. ber Saufber. URINE, s. ber Urin, .^arn. To URINE, v.n. baS aBaffer laffen, barnen. URINOUS, adj. uriiiartig, b^niartig, barnig, mit -^axn gefcbroangert. URNT, s. bie Urue, ber SXxii^, 9lfd)en= frug, aSafferfrug ; — rug, ber Xip' pid) flir bie 2;()eemafd)iue j — stand, bag i^eemafc^inengeftcll. UROSCOPY, s. Med. T. bie Seftc^ttgung be§ Uriiia. URRY, s. bcr blaue ?et)iu (ein 2}Ji= neral). URSA, it. .ast. T. bcr S8ar. URSULA, s. Uifiila (Sronenname). URSIFORM, adj. luic eiii ^3ar gcfornit. URSINE, adj. biirartig. ■URSULINE, s. bie Urfetiiierinu. US, pron. pL uni ; of—, uiifcr. USABLE, adj. brau^bar. USAGE, ,5. 1. ber ©ebraiicb, bie ©c wo[)n[)eit, aJJauier, 2lrt ; baS .^^er= fommcn ; 2. bie a3e()anbluug, Se- geguuug ; — among merchants, bet 43aiibcl8braucb, bie llfanj; ill — . bie Ungerccbtigfeit, @robi)eit, 3Job§eit, ^arte. USANCE, s. 1. ber ®cbraud(), ®enu6; 2. SBucber, 3in« ; 3. M. E-s. baS Ufo, bieaSed)feIfrift,bcra8ed)felgebraud); bills at — , Uforuc^fcl, S?ed)fel 5abl= bar nad) bcr brtlid) iiblicben SBed)' felfri.ft; at double — , (!l) JWCt ttfo, 25oppel4lfo; /m) two and a half usances (date), (a) Siuci Uitb eitt balb Ufo. USE, s. 1. bcr ©cbraitd), ®enng, bte sUcnufcung, -ilnnieubuug; 2. ber5Bor= tljeil, Sfhiljcu; 3. Dlienbraucb, ^{^ Slufegeniefmng ; 4.: baS Sebiirfuifi; 5. bie ®c>iiol)iibctt, @ebraud)Iid)fctt *.?lrt; bas UcblidH-, .ipcrfoniuuii . 6 bic Ucbuiig ; 7. ^el)an^lulll), in-gej- ■Id 7 USUR UVUL VAGA ituug; 8. btc 9)itct^c, bcv (iUJict^e) 3ta«; of •-, uiifelit^, tienlic^ ; of no — , »i)u feiitcm dln^cn ; in — , iiblicfe, flcbvaudbltc^, in ©cbtaiid), in bev "JJJobe ; out of — , litest mti)X iiblic^, uiigcbvaud^li4>, ucraltct; it was in — witli us, IDIV ^^flegteit ; to make — of, fid) bebicncn, gebvaurf)cn, ©cbvauc^ mac^en, bcttufefii, crgrctfeu (eiiie ®c= legcii&cit) ; to put out of — , aupev Soitr^ ffijCtt; to let or to put (out) money to — , @elb auf 3tiifcu aul= Icil}eu, auSt^uu; pay to — , acryin= feu, 3i"fcn bcja^lril ; — or tlie sale- room, bie £ofalinietl)f, (iDJiethc fiir ->lUCtiOUlIofa(e) ; — money, 3i'lfE"f 3inlgclbev, $voceiitijclbcr fiir au^gcs licf;ciie obcv cfborgtc (Sapitalicn, 3n= tevcffcit ; uses und customs of the sea, .V. T. bie ©eegcbvaudje iiiib ^eu]i^ wot)ii()ctteu. 7'jUSE, ?).I.a.l.brauci)cit lutbcbiciicii, gcbvauci)en, itufecit, beiiu^cn, auwcii= belt; 2. gewbl)uctt; 3. be^aitbclit, be ^cgiicit, pflcgni; to — up, ucrbrau= iteii, abnu^eu ; to— one ill, iibcl mit fiucm ucrfaf)vcii, if)ii mit)!)aiibflu; to — due diligence, baS (Srfoi-bcvlicbe 6e= obac^tCll ; to — extremity, Jllf ®e= wait fcl)rcitcil ; to — imprecations, '-Ucraiiiufcftiiiigeii au«|iot5cu ; to —the sea, 5Uf t)"Iic^e, Jpaiiftge, ®emeiue. usucAPTiON. 6-. /., T. bie UiHcaptioit, SScftfeerjuerbiuig, aSerjabvung, ©v* rt&uug. USUFRUGT, s. L. T. bcr S^iie^brau^, bie Sihtfentefiuug, bev ©eiiiifi. IfSUFRUCrUARY, s. L. T. bCU ?iufe= niftJet, 5JJtetJbvauc^ev. ■jSUREr, s. bcr (3iii«=)2Burf)ever. irsuiiious (arfo. — ly). adj. ivut^erli^i, anu-bcviut, itnidiMbaft ; — ness, a. baS i3Bitcbcr[td)e, 2Qucbevif(f)e, bi« ifijus d)crei. Tu t.'suRi*. r. «. iifiivvireii, uitrecitma« 488 {jig ill S[]efit nef)meit, ftii) evmad)ti= gen, fid; anniafien, itc^ wiberrccbtli^ utcigneii, aw fidi veipen, an ficb vaf= fen, mit ©ewalt nebmen. USURPATION, s. bie llfur^ation, nn^ vec^tnuipige 9Iniua§ung, ^ueignung, Slueigmiug, ^nniicbtigung, unber= rcd)tltd;e "^cfi^ucbiunng, bcr Ma^i^ ranb, nnved)tmaj;igc 5}eft^. USURPER, s. bcf llfurpator, 2;^von= Viiubcr, (Srinad)tigcr, (S'rmiiltiger (wi= bevrecbtlid)e) nurccbtmapige) 8eft§er, a}iad)traubcr. USURPINGLY, adn. lifitrVatovifd), n>i= bcrred)tlid;, eigcnmad)tig, bnvd) 9ln= ma^ung, mit ©ewalt. USURY, .f. bcr (3in3=)2Bntber, bie (3in«=)2Bu(^erci, ba« 9}cbmeu w\\ ; nncrlaiibteit B'nfcn ; to lend upon — , wud;ern, (3in3=)3Bud)evci tveibcu, @clb gegen iiucrlaubte 3infcn aul= Ictbcn ; to practise—, njud)ern,n.f.n.\ (ivic obcu) ; — interest, SSndbcrsiiu fen, iinevlaubte (gefe&roibrige) 3tn= fen; — laws, 2Gud;cvgefc^e, 3i"*3f= fclje. UT, s. Mas. T. ba« C. UTENSILS, s. pi. boS ©eriitf), bie (5)c= viitbc, aBerfjenge, bnS ®efd;irr; lUcufiiien, bic 9lotbbnrft; — for the use of hospitals, Sajavetbiitenfiiicu; — of war, itriegiSgerdtbe. UTERINE, arf/. ,q. T. jiir ,'®e=)33armut= ter gcbbrig'; »ou ber SJiuttcrfeite ; — brothers and sisters, ®efc!?l»tfter JJOn eincr 3)Jutter, ©c^0Dtlgefd)iutficr. UTERUS, s.,1. T. bie (®c=)''.i3drmutter, syjutter, ber 2JJuttcrIctb. UTILITARIANS, s. p?. bic UtiUt.irier. UTILITY, !:. bie S'Ui§Iid;feit, ber ^^1= ijen, SSortbcif. To UTILIZE, V. a. gcnjiniicii, criangcn, cvwerben (w. ii.). UTMOST, \. adj. dii^evfl ; (;od)i^, fcr= neft; H. .«. bii« -^lenfjcvfte ; .tpodiile; I'll do my—, id; tuiil mcin 5(cut;ev= jtc« t^nU; to the — of my power, Uittb meinem iia^evfien ^ermogen. UTOPIA, s. Utopieit, baS @rt)Iaraffcn= lanb, S'livgcnbmo, ^lirgeubbeim. UTOPIAN, adj. utovifd), roic im (Sd)Ia= vaffeulanbc, ibcaliftb, eingcbilbct, fra= Ijcn^nft. UTRICLE, .>. iJ.T-s. ein ffetiieS,btafen= a(;nlid)e§ Saftgefiip ; bie ,(^iiitffr»d>t. UTRICULAR, arfj. B.T. mit iSaftbia«= (^cn Bcrfebeu. U'lTER, ad/. 1. ciiiger, (iufjerft, aii«= warts, aufjcn; 2. gdiijlid), vuillig; 3. Vercmptorifd), eutfdicibfnb ; i am an — stranger hero, id) bin bier ganj fvemb. To UTTER, V. n. i. dugcrn, bevt>or bringen, au«fioScii, au§f?)red;cn, an«= bviicfen ; 2. ciitbetfcn, befaunt nia= d)en, aiibviiigen, angcben, berauS ge= ben ; 3. cevijrcitcn, in Umlauf brin= UTPERABLE, adj. jii anfjcrit, nu«= fprei^lic^, anSjiibvutfcn, ausugebeu; not — , uiiaiisfpvedjlid) ; —ness, .i. bie 31u8fpved)lid)feit, SiiiSbriicfbarfcit.-- UTTERANCE, .?. 1. baS ??tciigern, bie 5leu^erung ; 2. 2lii3fprad;e, <5pre4)= art, Spvad)e, bcr^iinebrncf, aSortrag ; to give — to. ))a\Hn bringen, aus= fpvec^en, jiir ©pradie bringen. U'lTEREK, «. 1. ber 9leugernbe, ilSor- bringcnbe, Sefauntmactenbe; 2. in Umlanf syringcube ; 3. (Sntberf er. UTTERLY, ad„. dufjcvfi, bnrd;au§. gdnjlicl), bUIIig. UTTER.MOST, vid. Utmost. UVEOUS. adj. A T. \\\\\\ Siraubcubdut- cben geborig ; — coat of the eye, bie 2:raubeni)aut be« 'JingeS. UVULA, s. Ji. T. ba« 3<'V'M)f» iin'§al= fe; faUing-of the — , ba§ @d)ie^eit fcrt SiipfenS ; — spoon, ein 3nfirnmcnt ba« 3'iVff^t" nieber ju balten. UXORIOUS, a§. fcincr gran ^u febt cvgeben, tn ffe iibcrtvicben »erliebf, Weibtfcft; — ly, adv. au8 ubertvtcbenet ?iebc ju feincr gran ; —ness, s. bic jibertriebcne Siebe \\\ fcincr Svau. V. V, V, s. bag (bcr (Icnfonant) 3]i, y, bcr jwei unb nuantigftc Sud;ftabf beS 5Upbabet§. VACANCY. .T. 1. bie ?eerc, ber leere atanm ; 2. bie ,iriuft, ?iicfe, ber Spalt, Swifc^envaum ; 3. bieS^acanj, (Srlc* bigung (einer ©tcfle), bie leere obec fvlcbigte <^ii\h; 4. m.w'^i; «ntb(t=' tigfeit; 5. @ci|ic«trdgbeit, ©cbatt* fcukcre, ©etanfenlofigtcit; 6. bie Qcrten ; — from necessary labour, btS 9lbmiipignng, bie ©rbolnnggjcitcn. VACANT, adj. 1. Iccr ; 2. crlcbigt, &,t« cant, nnbefefet, cffen, frci; 3. L. t. l;crren[p«; 4. fur. miiptg, jnUbiitig; gebantenloo; to >e — , Iccr ficbeu; tcievn ; — compsr^y. Mil. Ph. bic 60111' pagnie obnc fcft angefiellten a3cfebls= babcr ; — countenance, bn« offue @f= ftd}t ; — hours, jii. bie S^ebeiiftnnben ; — room ( — space), ber Icerc, unbf- fcfete iJJaitm ; — time, bie a)tn6e. To VACATE, V. a. 1. erlebigcn, leeren ; 2. abfcbaffen, yerbrdngcu, annutlirci?. ungiiltig mac^en; to — the policy, M. E. bie ^police rifrornircn, annnllt-- rcu (gegen aJergittnng an ben,aj!crft= tbcrer) ; to — an employment, Cttl ^mt aufgcbcrt ; he vacated the throne, tt gab ben a3c)t^ bcs X'bi'oncs auf. VACATION, s. 1. bie Sacanj, @rtebt= gnng ; 2. 9h[bc$ctt, 3»ifd)en5fit (f ct ®ev'id;te), %\\\k, bcr Stillftanb, bic Shipe ; 3. Sdiuifcricn ; ®erit^tefe= rien ; 4. bie 9lbfc|>affang. To VACCINATE, v. a. bie ,Kllf5pOCF"J einimpfcn, oacciniren. VACCIN/VTION. s. bie (^iniiiipfniig bet .ftnbpPifcii, aSaccination. VACCINE, adj. »on bcr Stxxi) bfrrii^= venb; — infection ( — matter), btC Jlul;po(fenmaterte, berSmpfjloff ; — pox (— disaase), pi. bic ,ft'U^pO(fen, aSaccine. VACfLLANCY, .t. baS 3Sanfen, 3B(i= (fein, ©dimanrcn. VACILLANT, adj imillkllb, Umtfrfub, fdjnjanfcnb, unfKit. To VACILLATE, v. n. 1. Unillfcn, ft^wanfcn ; 2. f>r. ipanfehniitbig. nnbefldnbig, «ncntfd;lpffcn fcpn. VACILLATION, s. 1. ba« SBaufcii, SBadetn, ©dimanfen, bie Unftdtig:« fcit; 2. jiclfcii (3JJanitliiame) ; baS (am St. Salciittri'S Xa^e erfp^nie) i^tebdben ; 3. has ?icbeSbrtcfrf)eit (am ©t. ?Sa- leiitin'8 Zcti\e) ; St. — 's day, iaS ®t. a^ateiitiu'S geft. VALERIAN, s. bev aSilIbviait [Valeriana — I.) VAi.ET, s. 1. bev SOebieiitc, S)ieuer, Sacfei ; 2. Sp. r. bev ©Voi'iifiab (bet bent Svefftreit bcr Spferbe) ; — de f-hambre, ber J'fammerbteiier; — of Uie place, bcv ^oljiibebifitte. \AMP AN, /l. «(//. fvau£n4 VALETUEINARIAN, VALETUDINARY, lic^, ungefuub ; II. s. ber fyciuflic^e a}Jeiifd), ©icd)liiig. VALIANT (adv. — ly), adj. tilpfcr, IiU)lt, hxm, bieber ; —ness, s. bie S:apfer= fetf, ^rau^eit; ^Oiebertctt; 3«aci)t. VALID (a(fc. —ly), adj. 1. \U\xl, trif= tiij, bimbig ; 2. giiltig, vecfetSgiUtig ; to be — , gelteit ; to render — in law, to make — , geric^tlit^ befiiittgen, re^tgfvaftig niacbcit; — argument, bev tviftigc Oninb. VALIDITY, Is. bie (9Iec^t«0®"f= VALIDNESS, 5 ttgfeit, ©tdrfe,3;rif= ttgfett. VALISE, s. baS geKetfeii, bcr Wl&wUh facf. VALLANCY, s. (— wig), bie flroge 5pevriicfe, Cluavre=DcvnicEe. ' VALLATION, s. bie 35crfc^aitsiing. VALLEY, s. 1. ba§ Sfjal ; 2. bic 2)ad): rtitliC ; down tlie — , tf)alabwavl§ ; — of tears, Ji<\i 5;5raitcittf)al. VALLUM, s. (Ut.) bev aOaU, Samm. VALOUR, s. bie 3:apferteit, .§cvj(;afttg= fcit. VALOREM, adj. (hat.) 'ai — , M E. Hac^ bent 3yert£)c. VALOROUS (arf/-. — ly), adj. tiipfev, fiif)it, f)erjbaft, bebcrst, vttterlidb. VALUABLE, adv. fc^illjbav ; fofibav, t»crtb»>o(I. . VALUABLES, s. pi. Jtofibavffitcu. VALUATION, s. 1. bcr Slufc^lag, bie a3evaufrf)Inguiig, SSalyatioit, @c^a: tjimg, 2Biirbigitng, 2Scrt()beftiin= inutig, 2:arnticit, 9lbfft)a^uiig, SSertbaiigabe ; 2. ber SBerti) ; — table, bie sjMilvatioiistabelle. VALUATOR, s. »/ingen bc8 3i'iii""jc3 uui el gu veinigen; 5. cine 51vt -^tx^o- ucniDflgen, auc|) cin (jnbvwcvf jut govtfc^afung »on SUliJbeln : — courier, ber (Silbotc, SSorbote, 5?or» Iciufcr, Sonvier; — foss, Fuh. bet 5I5pvgvrtben; — guard, bie 33ov^ut, ber ^Bortrab, SSovbcvjug, bie Sovbcva tvuppcn (bic evfte Siinie cineS43cercS) VANDAL, s. ber iSanbale, ro^e 2)icnfc^, Savbar. VANDALic, a///, wtc ein 33anbale, bar» bavifd), vof). VA^fDALIS.M. s. bcr a3attbalt«m«S. iBanbaleiifinn, 3«P«nb ber 9iobf)ctr, VANDYKE, s. bcr au«gcjacf(e, ubcv* fc^Iagcnbe (.§als=)jlvagcrt. VANDYKED. a^ij. on«geia.). To VANISH, V. u. fc^mtubcu, »er» . fcbiutiiben ; »ergc{)eii ; to — away, ^infc^tuinben. VANISHED, adj. Wrfc^ttJltubcn. VANISHING, part. — line, bcr i^Ovi= jiMit : — point, bcr 33erPci>n)tnbun9«^ pniift. VANITY, s. 1. bic (Sifelfctt., 9ltcfcrig^ fcit ; 2. bcr »ergcblic^e JSunfit. baa citiC, fvnd)ffofe C^'ftvcben, bic Sccv^: ^ctt; 3.* bie 2;anfcf)ung, bcr @d>cut, baS cit(e iBevgniigen, bie ©pielevei; 4. Walfc^bett, Utiamtjvhett Unvici^= tigfcit, bcr 3rrtl)um ; 5. ©tclj, ba« SS'viifien. Tu ViVJVQUisn, V. a. bcftcgcn, libers roinbcn, bejiuiagen, crobcvn, i»iber= legen. VANQUISHABLE, adj. bcftcgbar. VANQUISHER, s. bcr ©icgcv, 33efie« gcv, Uebevannbcv, (Srobcrcr. To VANT, vid. To Vaunt. VANTAGE, s. bCV SSortI)Cil ; — ground, lit. ba« Sovt^cil^aft gclegcnc S^crvaiti bem 5finbc gcgcniibev jyio-. bic Ucbcr- Icgeitf)eit. VAPID, adj. serrancfef, uevrocbcii, rtb= gcflanben, uerborben, fd)al, gcifllos, o^ne Sebcitogciiler, efclbnft ; — ness, s. bie S3cvbpvbcit{)cif, ©ciflfoftgfcit. (SfcIbaftigEcit, bev female ©cfc^inacf, bie ©cfealt)eit. VAPOUR, .0. 1. bcr Dnnjl, Sampf, Clnalm, 3Janc^; .^obenrauc^ ; 2.,fia: bus fc^ned Scrgahglic^c, bcr @itat= ten ; — bath, baS ©d)rof ijibai?, Samvfbnb ; Ck. T. Sampfbab ; Va- pours, ;)/. bie (Vapcnrs) siJlat>nitglen, 33iuD mac^cii, anffd^neiben ; to — away, nr out, sevbuiifteit, aiigbnnftcn, abbunjien, t>erbampfen ; »evbiinften. VAPORABILITY, s. bie Siibigfeit ju yevbaniVfen, aScvbampfbarfeif. VAPORABLE, adj. scvbanipfbav. To VAPORATE, v. n. flUSbiinftcn. VAPORATIOM, s. bagaSevbiiuftcn. VAPORED, adj. 1. fei!(|)ti ncbelfcudjt 4d9 VARN junfltg ; 2. ji^. gvillen^cift, Iau;:eni f)aft, mefan^olifct). fAPORER, s. itv $ralj[ci-, SBtiibma= c^er, 51uff(^nctber. VAPORlFJC, adj. Berbamvfeub. VAPORINGLY, ado. gvogfvrcc^crifc^, Vral)[evifcft. VAPORISH, adj. 1. buufltg ; 2. fff. laii= jiifd), gitUcnhaft, miirvifc^. . VAPORIZATION, s. bte aSerbamvfuitg. To VAPORIZE, V. a. Sr n. iKrbamvfeu. VAPOROUS, adj. 1. buiifHg, bampftg, stII Sitnfte; 2. blat;fnb, »ou ben 5)uiiftcit f)evi-u^rcitb; — ness, s. bie ©uiiftigfctt, buiiftige ^Bcfdjaffcii^cit. VAl'ORY, adj. 1. bllllftig, S)oU SiUlflc; 2. /^. gviUtg, iuuiib'evlic^, launig, launcnfiafr. VAREC, s. ftngeiifc^cvtcr Xanc^ (juv 53fvcttuiig bcc ©oba). VARI, s bet Savt (Lemur catta — JL.). VARIABLE (aiiw. — ly), acrfc^ie= beu; 2. scranberlicb ; 3. bunt; — readings, »evfc^tebcne ScSartfu, 5]avt= anteti. VARIX, s. A. T. bev 9tbcvfvPVf, bie ,tr(tmt)fabe«: ('ituSbe^iiung ciiter ■-l^Jiitaber). VAKLKT, .V. 1. bei- JfevI, (Sd^elm, ecbuft, 53ube; 2. + ^:ija3e, (geib=) Sicner. TARNISH, S.J. ber givntp, ?acF, 9Jefe= gvnnb; bie 3;i)i5fglafiir ; bev fba§) Sljcr jum *?Inftveici;cn bev ©c^tffe ; 2. fis: yillflrtrf); to set a— on, JibCV: Jtrutffeu ; — sandaracli, bev beiitfrf;e Sdiibava*, ba§ 3Sac^oIberf)nv5 ; — witnach (— tree), bev Sivntfibaum, ©iftbouin [Rhus veniix — L.). 400 VATl To VARNISH, v!a. 1. ftmiffeit, Iacft= ten, iibcrfirniffen, iibcrste^cu; 2. nupvkn, atiffcifd^cn ; 3. jig. mm 9lii)1vic^ geben, beniantein, iicrblii= men ; to — over, iibfrftrniffen, ubcv= tiinc^cu ; Jig. bemantcln. VARNiSHER, 5. 1. bev iadim ; 2. fi/r. ^cmantelcr, Scfc^ontgev, 91usftaffi= I'CV. VARNISHING, s. ba3 givniffeu, ?a(f i= ven ti. f, w. ; — brush, bev Stvni^= Vinfel. VARVELS, s. pi. Sp. K. bie Sufjvinge be« galEcu, mit bcm Seamen bcs (St= gcnt[)iimevS. Tu VARY, V. I. a. tcvaubevit, vcvman= itigfaltigeit, abn5erf)fcln; to — a tune, etiie 5D2elobie (mit Slsiui^tioncn i?bcv 5kvanbcvungeu »cife[jcii) bavitvcu ; II. 71. 1. ft(^ ofviinbevu, lucdjfelu; 2. abgc{)cn, abwcicfien; 3. ucvfdjicben fei;n, ft^ untcv'frt)cibeu ; 4. jv. r. bWiu-reln, (yom SSiiibc) «jcvaubeilirf) fei;n. VASCULAR, adj. B. T. 1. flUS Biclen ©efapcu obev 9Ibern beftHjenb ; mit ©efafen ; 2. bie ©cfajjc bctreffeub. VASCULARITY, s. B. T. bie Siiile yon Oefatien obev 9Ibent. VASCULIFEROUS. adj. B. T. mtt 5eIIi= gen Samengefagen uerfefjen. VASE, s.l. bte 5Bafe, bas Jtunflgefai 5pvacf)tgcfag, bie S8lumcn»afe, bev (fiinftlid)c)S8Iumcutol)f ; 2. bie 33Inmc bev Zxxixmx (bet sBIumiftcn); 3. Arch.T. bic Svommel (cincS SauIencaVitnl«) ; 4. T. ber mittleve %W\i eine« ^ivc{)cn= kud)tcv§ (bet @olbfd)mteben) ; — lamp, bie U^afeitTampe. VASSAL, s. 1. bev 5yafal, Sel)n«ntaun, SebnStvagev, Stenfimann ; 2. Untev= faffe, Untevt^an ; 3. 2>ieucr, Jlncrl^t, Sfibcigcnc ; 4. cont. ba« SBevfjcng, bic fftle Jlvcatuv, bev ©clave; rear — , bev 9lftevle[)nSmann, aiftevsofall. To VASSAL, -e. a. nntcvwevfcn ; til Jtncc^tfc^rtft bvingcn ; bcl)crvfc^en. VASSAL.\GE, .V. 1. bie a)icn^bavfeit, bev ^■Bafalleiiftanb ; bev Se{)enbienfi, bie ?f^en§pflic^t; 2. 9lbt)angigfcit, Unfcvroiivfigfeif. VASSALED, adj. untevttjovfen; yev^ fncdjtet. VAST, I. adj. (ubcv)gvop, ftjcit, U'cit au3gcbc{)nr, «ngcl;cnev ; gvofjartig ; a — deal, gcumltig (unge()cnev) yicl ; II. s. bic gvo^e SSeite, (uucvmc^Urf;c) ©tvecfc, (feeve) aSiifte ; the — of air, bev nubegven5te Siiftvaum ; the watery — , bie 23affevtt)ii|ie. VASTATION, 8. bie iBcv^^cevung, 93ev= iviiflung. VASTLY, adv. (iibcv)gvD^, ungcjeucv, ^waltig, febv, iibevans ; nnf cine fef)v luette, gvofjc 9lvt ; a space — extended, ctn uiicvmc gtic^cv S^iaum. VASTNESS, s. (— of space) bic gvo^C aSeite, bev weite (nnevme^lid)c) 3iaum, bic nngebcuve ©votle, wcite ©tvecfe, (unevmct51id)e) 22ii)1e, Un= cvmc§(trf)feit. VASTY, adj. utigcbeuev. VAT, s. 1. ba« (gvo§e) gag ; bie Jtufc ; 2. r-.o. bic ?obi]vubc ; 3. Min. r. eine inevci-figc aSevttcfung auf bent 9liicfcn cincS fealcintvofcnS in bev 3i«"fi'5f gcvijflct Wevbcu ; fermenting — , bie 2}lcifrf)fufe (in bcit SQvancveien) ; second — , bic Shi^vfiipc, bcv ^tiiflV: bottig (bet ben Siivbevn). VATICAN, s. bev aSatican; fg. bcv V>nrfHic|e @tnl)I. VATiciDE, s. bcv ^ISvoV^ctcnmovbev. VATICINAL, adj. Vvppbcttfct). To VATICINATE, v. n. TOCiffagcn (W. \\.). VATICINATION, s. bic SBeiffaguiig, §Propf)f5ctung. VEGE YAULr, s. 1. ia& ©ewolbe, bte WiU bung, bci $!ogen, Sdjanbbogcn ; 2. ba« Jfellevgeteblbc, bev ,$JcUer; 3. bal Siobtcngcmblbc, bie ®vuft; 4. ber ©Vvung, (2a§. To VAULT, V. I. a. TOoIbcn, umwijifcttt • iibcvauilbeu; n.n. Jtunftfpviingc mai cteit, yoltigivcn, fpringen, (Sapviolcn nirtcbcn, fid) tummcin ; to — into the saddle, ftd) in bcii Sattel f^aungen. VAULTED, flrfj. 1. govblbt; 2. £.3' bogenfijvmig. VAULTER, s. bcv 33cltigeiiv, (,$?unfiO To VAUNT, V. a. &■ n. rii[;mcit, ^n'ciffH, Vval)len, gvo^fvn-edjcn; ftc^ vu^mcii, auffitnctbcn. VAUNT, s. bie spval)Icvci, ®vofif}jrc(|e= vet ; to make a — of a thing, fid) Ctnev d;evif4), aiifrrbneibcvifi-t. VAUNTINGLY, adv. \>Xnl)U)Ci]'t \>rai)' levifd), gvo^fpvcd)cvtf(^, vubr .ci>ig. VAVASOR, s. bcv 2ebcn«yafa' .. VAVASORY, s. bas 9lftevle[;vn. VEAL, s. baS Jlnlbfteifc^ ; roasted — , bCVJlalbSbvatcn; —cutlets, —steaks, bic Jlalb8fd)iiitteii, geft^movte ©tiitf= c|en J?albflcif(^, JtalbScarbonabcn. VECTOR, s. (Radius — ), Mat. vetd^; — physiology, bic 9'iatuvlebre yon ben 5J?flanscnfin-vcvn ; Spfla"}fn- Vl)iifto(ogic ; — stores, aSorvatt) an ^v(iutcvii, jliid)enge»;ict)feu; —world, bie spflanjenmelt. To VEGETATE, v. n. Mnnscnavtig fci)n, etn ^>flanjcnlcbcn rii()vcii, t)cgf= liven, roac^fcn, fcimcn, fproffcu. VEGETATION, s. 1. bie aScgctation, bev (5PPan}cn')2Bad)«tbiint, tcii ^ppanscnlcben ; 2. bie ^^flanjcuwelt; — of salts, bie Jtvifiallifatiou bcr (gnlje. VEGETATIVE, adj. 1. p^anjenovtig wac^fcnb; 2. ben 5{?flanjcnmad)8' tbum bcfijvbevnb ; — ness, s. bctS^vtcb ;um ^flaiijcnivac^Stbume, bif tKi* bcnbe Jtvaft, ScbcuStvaft. VENA VENO VENU VEGETE, adj. leb^aft, ^arf, wac^fciib (w. iiJ. VEGETrVE, atlj. (W. U.) iwt/. Vegetable; — life, bnS -^flansfiilcbdt. VEHEMENCE (— cy), s. bie .lF)cfti(jfett, ©emalt, baS Seiicv, bie @lut, .giijjc, bev (§ifev. VEHEMENT (arfc. — Ly , «.//. fccftig, nact)brucfltc^, briufjciib, ftavf, httjii], cifriij, ungeftiim, ' fcuvii^, 9lul)i~ub, bviiiifltig. VEHEMENTNESS, s. vid. Vehemence. VEHICLE, s. 1. ba§ Wiibrwcvf, ©efahvt, ber SBrtgen, bn* Seitjciig ; 2. jt^r. 'iSi- ^ifel ; 2}?ttt^ctluiig«merf«wevt^fiin, (Ucbcvh-agung«=, 3iifit^i"uii9S=)a}]tt= tel, @ckgcitl)eitsmtttcl, i^ulfsmittel. VEHICLED, adj. buvt^ fill Se^ifcl mit- get^eilt. VEIL, s. 1. ber ©deleter; Sor^ang, btc ^iille ; fficrtleibitng ; 2. /«•. bev 2)ccfmaiitc[, ©c^Ieiev. V'oVEiL, v.a. 1. iiitt ctitcin (Sc^kicr bebecfen, ucrfc^ktern, iimfcblcient; 2. scr^uUcii, sevbcrgeii, bebcdfcit. VEIN, s. 1. bie 2Iber, 83liitabcr; 2. 9lbcr (tin (Stctne^^tm ^^pIjc, u. f. \v.) ; 3. .^o^ding ; 4. ,fi^ bie ©abe, (iiatiir= li^e) Sltilage, 9^eiguiig; 5. Qmn- i)(it, 5Ut, Sauiie, ®cniiit()Sbefcl)afcn= l^ctt; 6. ber giiiipige ^liigenblicf J — without a pair, jJ. 7'. bie iitigeVciarte 9Ibev ; — of thinking, bic ®eboitfcn= rei^e ; veins of gold, ©olbaberit ; veins of water, UBiifferabeni (in bcr @rbc) ; veins of wit. wi^ige (Sitifafle. VEINED, adj. nbevig, (iberig, gcabert, geiibctt, mavinovirt. VEINLESS, adj. B. T. llligedbcrt. VEINY, adj. aberig, solt Slbcrit, stele ilbevil ClttbflUenb ; tlie — artery, bie iJuiigetifc^lagfibcr. VELiFERoris, adj. init Segclit »cv= fe{)en. VELLEITY, ». ber iiiebvtgfle ®rab beS SBiUeiiscrmiJgcitS. To VELLICATE, v. a. JUpfeit, flieipeit, jaiirfftt. VELLICATION, s. baS 3upfei!, StwtU pen,.3!iebeggcnn5 reijenb, n5oUuflig; —distemper, bic bcncrif(|e Jtrantl)eit, !i!nftfeucl)e ; — pleasure, bag 93ergniigen ber Sicbe, bie 2iebeg= lu^, Slcifi^cghiftj -signs, Sei'^en ber Siebc. VENEROUS, adj. wolliiilig, gcif. VENERY, s. 1. ber Sicb'esgenuil, bie aUoIluji, Bfcif4)eglnfl; 2. bie 3;ige= ret, 3cgb, bag SSeibroerf. VENESECTION, s. s. T. bcr Qlberfc^Iag, 9lbcrlft$, bag 31bcrlaffcn. VENETIAN, I. s. ber ^Benetianer ; n. adj. senetianifci), uenebifc^. VENGEANCE, s. bie ^a^i, ?I&iibung, (Strafe; to take — of . . , fic^ rachcn an . . ; with a — , fam. mit ader ®e= wait ober2)?act)t ; tiicl)tig, fam. baS bie .^aare roacfelii, bag bag $e!I ranc^t. VENGEFUL, adj. racbgicrig, rae^)uc|i= tig, rdd)erifd;, viidjeub. VENGEMENT, s. bie Sef^rafiiiig. VENIAL, adj. 1. ld§Iid^, crtaplic^, Ber= jeiljlic^; 2. ?ul»ifftil» erlaiibt ; a — sin, cine laplid)e (crlajilidte ober @r= Iaffungg:)i5iiiibe. VENIALNESS, s. bie @rlaf Iid>feit, SBer= jei^Jic^Ecit. VENICE, s. SSencbig; —mallow, ber (Sibifd) (Hibiscus — /, ) ; — sumach, bcr 5{?erritcfenbaum (Raus cntinus—U; — turponiine, bcr iienetianifd)e S:er= pentin, bag Serd)enbarj. VENISON, s. bag (§od)::)aBi[b, (.goc^=) SBilbpret; —pasty, aBilbprctpaftetc. VENITIAN, s. &■ adj. rid. Venetian. VENOM, s. i. bag ®ift; 2. fisr- ber ®n^U, .§af;,bie 33ogl)cit, XMt. To VENOM, V. a. ycrgiftcu. VENOMOUS (adv. — ly), adj. 1. flifttg ; 2. f!ir. bijgartig, bogbaft; — ness,s. bie ®i>tiefeit;yi>. SSogarfigtett, 33o§l!eit. VENOUS, adj. wtiH, btc ^ ncn, 5Iufmad)en; 5. ber S^erfauf SBertvicb, 2lbfa^; 6. f^. bag S>3e= fauntroerben, ber 9lngbrud}; 7. tie/ S3efrciung (»pn ber einf}>crrung), brt freie Sauf, bie ©rgiegung ; — of a piece of ordnance, bag Siil'blod) cilter ,ft\inoue ; — of words, bcr aBorl= fc^twali ; to give — , Suft madjen ; to take — , augEoii'.men, befannt wcrbeii ; Mil. &■ JV. T-s. — astragal and fillets, bag Jtammcrbanb;— field, bag3iiKb= fctb ; — field-astragal, ber 3iiiibgiirtel ; — hole, bag Snftlod>- To VENT, V. a. 1. ciu unnig liiften, pffncn, Suft m3d)en; 2. auglaffeii. autjcrn ; to — one's passion, fcinc .^i^e anglaffcn. VENTAii.,, .<;. bie DeffHnng be§ ■S)t\mS »or bcm 2)Junbe, ber ^gielmfciicbsv, bag aSiftr. VENTER, .9. 1. ./?. T-s. bic .§6[;I«ng, ber SSand), Seib, 3JintterIeib ; einer ber tier SRagen eineg njieberfiiueitben 2;i)ifrc8 ; ber 9}JugfeIbanct ; 2. /.. T. bie 3}Jnttcr; 3. ber SBefanntmacfcer, 5I»gfDrcnger, a^crbretter. VENTiDUCT. .9. bie aSittbr&fjre, ?ufi- robi'c, 3iigi'i^brc. To VENTILATE, v. a. i. bjird) Suft'Hi] reinigett, fii^eln, Jiiften; 2. fd)iviu= gen (Mom xi. f. >».), waiineu. VENTILATION, s. i. bag Dlrintgcii bnrd) ben Siiftjng, ?iiftrn ; 2. iai 5ad)etn, (Sd)iinngen, SBnnncn. VENTILATOR, s. bcr aSeiiftlator, ?nft> jicijer, bag SBinbvab, bie 2Biitbn>fc. VENTOSITY, s. bag tuinbige aBefni. VENTRAL, adj. ben 5^an(^ bctvfffcBii; — fins bie §ba«(^f(pffen. VENTRICLE, s. ber aJJflgen ; bie ■^U):- lung, J?ammer ; ./S. T. (— of the iie,-»r» and brain), bie ^crjfanimer, ©e^iin^ biJblc- VENTRICOUS. \ r r> rr ttiurhm VENTRICULOUS, \ «''> ^- ^ ^'^"^'3- VFJSrrRILOQUISM, Ventriloquy, .■«. bag 53aud)rcben, bie SSanc^rebnerti, SSanc^rebncrfunfl. VENTRiLoaursT, s. bfr iSauc^rebner. VENTRILOQUOUS, adj. ang bf)H aSaucte rebenb, bout^laut, banc^reb^ iicrifc^. VENTURE, .9. 1. bag SBagnif! ; 2. ber (successful — , 0UiilIi*e) QnfM ; ,1 bic Sabnng, ©titer auf ber See (fll^ Berfiid)3n.''ctfe unternomniene i^pjciia (ation); ber ((Siit=)an5e fd)tagcn; to — out, ft* ber:t angaiageii. VENTURER, s. bcr 2Bogenbe, aSagei, SBagebalg. VENTURESOME, vid. Ventitrous. VENTUROUS, adj. U'agltd), ioagcnb, fiibn, veru'cgca'i ucnneffen,. unter* nebmcnb; (adv.—h\), auf uerwegeni aScife. VENTUROUSNESS, s. bic 3Bagli(^fetl ; ,fiii^nbci^ SSerwegen^eit, S5crmeffcn«- bett; bcr Untevnebmnngggeift. VENUE, s. 1. L. T. bcr bcnad)featll 4U1 VERD V^ERM VERl' ("Sei-tc^tS=)Dit; 2. S/i. T. tier ©ami imScc^tcn, StoB, beiaobvadjle Sticfe. l^KNULiTE, s. bie ueijictnevte i8ciiu«= mufc^et. VENUS, s. 1. Mijth. aSeuiiS; 2. .-ist. T. tec 3l6enbftci-i! ; 3. ca 7'. + ba« .^uvfft; — ("s") bugle, tie ^l;avao= fc^ltccfc (Trochus pharaonkus) ; — ('s) comb, bee S'Jafeclferbel, .^ecJjcifaiiim (Scandix pecten ■ — /,.) ; — ('s) fly- trap, bie fS'iegeiifalle (Dionaa mus- cipvla • — Ij) ; — Cs) golden locks, bei- giilbeue aBibei-f|ou, vott)e ©tettt= bvec^ fAsjileiiium trickomancs — J^.) ; — {'s) hair, ba§ 5raueii()aai; (jjii/ore- tam. capiUus Teneris — /,.) ; — ('s) looking-ginss, bcr SSeiiiiSfptegel, bie .) ; — ( 's) pride, bie D^v^i^anje ; — ('s) liheii, bi€ 93euuSinufd)ef. VERACIOUS (adv. — ly), adj. 1. »va^V= {)aft, bci-2Bn[)r^cit crjiebcii, wnbv^af= ttj} ; 2. lua^t (w. ii.).' ^EliAClTY.s.bie aBaf)vf)oftiatett, •';iuf= tifbticjteit, ©(aub^aftigtetf, @laiJb= uuivbicjfcit; aBaI}r()ett«Iicbc: a man of—, ciit glaitbn)iivbigei- SJJaiiii. VEiJANDA, s. ettt Ietc{)t ijcbaiitcr, he- berftcr (e)au(en=)®am] uin ciiKP)a'.t9, ciite 2(i't aittaii mtt ®claiibcr. VEEATUfA, 5. CA. T. ba§ ScVittritt, SababtUut (ciit ?UfaIpib). VERB, s. Oram. T. baS il]crbum, 3)^iU WOl't. VERBAL, adj. 1. miiublict;; 2. tuort= ltd), bucfeftabltd) ; 3. worttlaitbetib, itmpnbUc^ ; 4. yerbalifc^, »ou cinem 3fitwortc abgc(ci(ct; —construction, bic fitliittfdje Saffuiig ; a — noun, tciS tioit ciueiii 3"tii-'oi'te abgclcitcte SfJo^ utfH; — process, bcr (Siierncl)m=) Q3cri{^t, iai ^rotofcll ; — reward, tie Sido^mnui hind) SBorfe. VERBALlTY, s. bic 33ud)ftabli^tcit, bcr aSorbcrfiaub : dead — , bcr tobte Siic^ftabc. 7ii VERBALIZE, v. a. lit cilt 3ci(>«0l't yerroanbcltt. VERBALLY, ado. 1. ntitllbl!C& ; 2. UPtt SjBort ju 3Bprt, voijrtlic^ ; to translate — , »v5rtltd; iiberfc(jcii. VERBATIM, adv. bpit SBort ju SSort, ttjijrtlid); reprinted — , Wiutlidj Cli' <^cbrud(. v'erberation, .«. i. ba« Odjlagen, bie ©djIJigc; 2. (£uft=)K-rfd;iittc= rung (bie beit Sd;aU tcrurfadjt). verbiage, s. vid. Verbosity. VERBOSE, iidj. WPltVcid), [d)unt(fitg ; to be — , ytd« Sisortc madjcn ; a — talker, ciu 'i-d^'ma^ir, vuig. ^lav}>er= maul. VERBOSENESS, VEaBoaiTY. s. bilS 2Sortiici.u'rtit,ic, bic aBcitf(t)>ucingtcit, fccc iS(t))uulft. VERD.4A^cy, s. bie ®riiue, baS ®riiu. v'Erdant, adj. 1. griiu, griiucub ; 2. bliil)c«b. VERDERER (VEP.DEaoR), s. L. T. bcr gorftcv, 28albinciftcv, ffiilbmeiftcr, ..§dgcrciter. VERUICT, s. L. T bns (Srffuutiiip, bic gcrtd)tlid)e @i-nci)miguiig, giubuug, ©rflih'uug, @ittrd)cibuugT-ba§ ®ut= acfctcu, be'r 3lu4fpruc^ (bcr@efc^i«or= ttfu) ; bad Urt^cil. VERDIGRIS, *. bcr ®rihifpau, taS SVaugviiii, ,ftupfcrgriiii. V'ERDiTER, s. cine blapgriiue garbe, ba4 ^rbgriiit. VERDURE, s. iii ©i-iiu, btc griine 492 VERDUROUS, adj. griin, mit griiu bc= ficibet, griincnb. VERECUND, adj. fc^am^aff, l)cf(^cibeu, «crfc|)amt (W. i:.). VERECUNDITY, s. bic (5c^aml)af(ig= fcit, ^cfc^cibeu^cit (lo. ii.). VERGE, .?. 1. bcr ©tab, Sccctnusfiab, a3ele()nuug«flab, Slmtfiab, gfiic^tcr= llabj 2. bcr 9iaub, (>6of=)33cjivf, Umfaug, ft'rcis, bie ®rcn5e ; 3. /.. r. bcr @cricf)t«bcsirf bc3 Obrifltammc= rcriS ; 4. T. bie ©piubcl nn bcr UU' rul)c bcr U^r ; 5. (bci ben ®drtrtcni) bcr Sfaub eiucr 9?abatte ; ciu ®ro8= ftiicfcf)cu jwifc^cn bcu a^abattcn uub 3BcgcU; tenant by tbe — , i.. 7'. cin ?cl}cu«ntaun, bcr mit bcm S3cle^= uuui|sft*ibe in bcr >^anb ben ?cf)en«= cib tc^wijren mu6 ; — riveting-tooi, bcr Spiubcluictcr bcr U{)rma<^cr; — tool, bic 9^aubirmafd)iue. To VERGE, V. V. fic^ uctgcu, brcljci!, iibcrgel)cu, iiterfc^lagcn, ftuEcu; to — to putrefaction, jur giiuluip gcucigt fei;u ; in gduluife iibcrgcl)cn; verging to . . , urmfi5rmig cingctcgt; —work, v. muftt>ifii)c2hs bcit mit m%- ober aniruifin-migcu Sigureu. VERMICULATION, s. bic ipuruifpnuigc SBetvcguug. VERMICULE, s. bcr (flciuc) aSurm, ba« aBiivmd;e», bie 3Jauvc. VERMICULOSE, ) adl 1. jDurniig, VERMicuLOUS, J SBiitmcr cutf)al= tcub, PPll SBiirutcr ; 2. »uurmfprinig. VERMIFORM, adj. wurmftuniig. VERMIFUGE, s. Med. T. ba« fflUl'm= mittcl, bie 2i]uvmcffcu5. VERxMILION (Vermeil), s. 1. bic I)pd)= rot[)e (Pber ®c6arlaci)=)$arbc, ba§ garmcfiu, bcr ec^arlac(>; 2. juberci= tcte Siiinobcr. VERMILION, adj. (&ed})rttt). • ro VERMILION, V. a. Xiil)n\, (^0(|=) votb farbcn. VERMIN, J. bcr 2Burm, bas ®ewiirm, 3nfect, Uugejtcfer, fc^ablidie @c= fcl)i>Vf ; jig. bie S3rut, ba« ®efc^mei6, ©eftubel. To VERMINATE, v. n. SBiirutcr crjeu* gcu, wurmig werbcn. VERMINATION, s. 1. bie ©rjcuguug sou aSiirmeru, baS aSurmcrjcugcn; 2. bie SBurintranfbeit. VERMINOUS, «£[/• ju aBiirmeru gcneigt, wurmerjeugcub. VERMIPAROUS, adj. 2Biirmer erjeu^ flcub, teruorbriugcub, aCiirmer ge« barcnb. VERMIVOROUS, ai!j. U)iirmerfrcffeub. VERNACULAR, adj. cinl)ciuuf(t, t>a= terldnbifct) ; a — disease, ciuc prttid;t (eubemifc^c) ,fi:rauf|cit; — tongue, bie a}Juttcrfprad)c, vatcrldubifcf)* 3J2uubart. VERNAL, adj. juui Sriifcliuge gebijrig, Srii()!iugS ..; — equino.':, bit ^riil)= Iiug§uad)tgleicf)e ; — signs, .1st. T. bie grit[yitugS(I)immct«]3ei(i)cu ; — sweets, pi. bie 91une()mlid)fciteu bcS ?5rii^liug«, bcr 9?eij beS ?cu}cS. VERNANT, adj. bliifjcub wte tm Stuf)=- linge, lens^a'ft. VERNATION, s. baS 5Iu§fc^lrtgcu bet ^ftaujeu iui grii^liug. VERNIER, s. Mat. T. bcr SSeruier, SRo> uiu8. VERONICA, s. 1. aSevouica (Sraucnnoa mc) ; 2. bie a^erouica (ba« ^eiligc 21u* gcftd)t, (Ifirifti a.^ilbuiji au'f bcm (Sc5)rociptud)e) ; 3. bcr (Si^reiiprciS {Veronica — Ij.), VERRUCOUS, adj. B. T. ftmrjig ; )vav= jcufih-mig. VERSATILE., adj. \. brel)6ar; 2. ge= luaubt, bdjcub, gef($meibtg; t)iclfci= tig; 3. ipaiibclbar, t>crdubcvlic|); 4. B. T. bcweglif^. VERSATILITY, s. 1. bic Srcfibarfcif ; 2. ®eamubt()cit, @cfd;mcibigfcir ; aSiclfeitigfcit; 3. aSaubcIbarfoit, a3erdubcrlid;fcit. VERSE, s. 1. bcr g5er«, yibfdjuitt; 2. ©cfaug, bie 2)tc^tuug. To VERSE, 1). a. tu a3crfcn fc^rribcn, bcftugeu. VERSED, adj. bcwaiibcrt, erfa^rcn, routiuirt; to be — . erfa[)reu fclm ; to be — in the world, aScItffllutuitJ t)il= bcu. VERSED, adj. — sine of an arc, G. T bcr QuerftuuS, SiuuS tcrfu^. VERSICOLOUR, > ,. h,v„%,.f.;, VERSICOLOURED, r-'- *'^'^'"^"i^ VER3ICULAR, adj. bcuaScrS bctrcffeub, 93cr« ... VERSIFICATION, s. H^ aSerfcmnc^fti, bcr aScrsbau. VERSIFIER, s. 1. bcr a[5cv6!iiuftlcr, Sic^tcr; 2. bcr ctmas iu a>cvfc bringt. To VERSIFY. V. n. crfcu erjdljlcu, iu ai^crfe bringcu, beffugeu. Vf:asiON, s. 1. bie Uebcvtragung (nti8 ciucr ©vrac^c tu ciuc awbeic), ilcber= fc^uug, ba^ llcbcrfcfecu; 2. bie aScr= luanbluug {\\\ li.) ; 3. bie iScrdntc^ rung bcr S'iic^tuug (tv. ii.). VERST," s. bie aScrft (rufftff^e 9)Jeitc). VERT, s. H. T. @riiu. VERTEBRA, s. bcr JRitcfcuwirbcI. VERTEBRA, «.;*;. .'i. 7'. bie 3iiitfgrat« muJtcIu. VERTEBRAL, adj. .9. T. JU ben aBir= bclbciucu pbcr bcm Stiicfgiatc gel)6» rig; — animals, aBirbclthicre; —w terv, bic aSirbdf^lagabcr. VERTEBRATED, adj. gcivirb»lt «it Jtiiifcnuurbdu scvfc&cn. VESS VERTEBER, s. ji. T. baS 22irtelbciii, bet Siiicfcnwirljel. VERTEX, s. bev©c^ettelviinff,3tnttf); bie ©viif- VERTIBLE, adj. bvepar. VERTICAL (adv. — ly), adj. »evttfal, f(^cttelvec|t ; — circle, Ast. T. bfi- ©c^eitelfrctS, 33frtifaIfreiS ; — point, Ux .?lbenb. VESPERS, 3. pi. bie a3c«per, ber 3laci)= iv.ittag8go«e«bieiift ; Sicilian — , bie ftcilianifc^e 23eSper. VESPERTINE, adj. nbeiiMid), be« *.?lbetib« ; — hours, pi. bie 21benbfluii= ben. VESSEL, 8. 1. basOefdii; ©efc^irr; 2, gaftrjeug, St^tff. VEXI VESSICON, > s. sp. T. bie ©tcingaHe VESSIGON, S Jin ^ufe ber ^fcrbe). VEST, s. I. bag ®ewanb ; 2. bie Saife, SBcfle. To VEST, V. I. a. 1. beflciben, anlegen ; 2. einfleiben ; to — in or with, beflet= ben, verleiijen ; to — in, in Seftfe fc= ten, einfe^en, befiaUcn ; il. n. to — in, fommen an . . ; in ^raft trefen. VESTAL. I. s. bie 3]eflalinn ; n. adj. seftalifd;, jungfrdnlid), fenfd). VESTED, adj. fe)t, feinert 3«fnUen nfl- terroorfen; — rights, altbegriinbe'-e giec|te (CJccbtc, bie nic^t aufgef)oben njerben fBnnen). VESTIBULE, s. i. bie .Piaiigflur, ba« aSor^aug, ber aSorbof, bie SBortiaUc; 2. ./?. T. ber SBorijof beg 2abV)rintt)S (im Dbve). VESTIGE, s. ber f^u^fiapfc, j^ut'tvitt ; bie ©))nr, baS (a}2ert=)a)?al. VESTMENT, s. i>ai ©ewanb, jlleib, ber ^Injug ; bflS 2JJe^gcnjanb. VESTRY, .9. 1. bie Sacriflei (and) — room) ; a3crt)aUe ; 2. .fJirdjfvielyefj fammjiing (in bcr Sacriftei) ; — board, bie ^ird)eudlteflen (SJernjalter ber fircblidjen 9lngelegen^eiten) ; — clerk, ber Jlircbfvielfdireiber ; — keeper, ber Jlirc^ner, Jlitfter; — men (— elders), bie Jt'ircbfpielyprflebev, 3nra= ten ; — meeting, bie 33erfaininlung ber Siiratcn. VESTURE, s.l. bas®etoanb; 2. bie Sla^cnfeite, syetleibung, 93cbcdung. VESUVLVN, 1. s. ber a3ef«»ian, 3bc= fraS ; II. adj. yefiiuifc^. VETCH, s. bie aside (Vida—L.); — grass, bie ^Plllttcrbfe (Lathyrus — L). VETCHLING, s. bie (Sfparfette, ber J^abneilfamni [Hedysantm — /,.) ; bie fleinc ^plaftcrbfe (Lathyrus aplmai — /..). VETCHY, adj. 1. WW 2Bi(fen, t)pn SBidftreb; 2. »ofI 2Bicfcit, mit 2l't= den bemad;feii. vi^iERAN, I. .9. 1. bcr aScteran, alte an«gebiente ,^rieger, yerfucbte Sol- bat; 2. crfabrcne iWann; ii.adj. ver= fnd)t, crfabrtn. VETERINARIAN, s. ber iBie^arjt, Sljicrarjt. VETERLNARY, adj. jnt iBiebflrjenci^ funft flcborig, ucteriiiiir ; — ait, bie a^iebarjeneitiinbe;— school, bie SBici)= ar5cucifd)ule; — surgeon, ber U]ieb= orjt. VETO, s. ba8 5?eto, aSerneimingSmort, aSerbot, a3crncin(nng8)red)t, ©in= fVrii(^8rec^t. To VEX, V. a. plagen, qndlett, (be;) briidcn, btbriingen, webe t()un, be= nnrnbigen, emporen, nrgcrn ; to he vo.Mcd to the soul, bi3 inS '^nncrfte be= (ingftigt fevu. VEXATION, s. 1. bie 5piage, sQebrii^ dung ; 2. ba« ?eiben, bie ©orge, ber Jtiiinincr; 3. a^crbrufii, 5Iergcr, baS 91ergeriiii5 ; 4. bie $}5laderci. VEXATIOUS (adn.—-LY),adj. gnalcnb, bef(twerlid), yoll ^lago, miibfclig, (ir^erlid); ucrbric^lid;; — wars, be= briidenbe .ttriege. VEXATiou.sNr.'s.s, s. bic 33cfd)wer= licbfeit, 2J2iibfcligfcit, ber SScrbrni VEXER, s. ber i)]lagcr, Oualcr, q31a= gegeift, S8cfcl)werlid)e, Ueberldftige, ^ebritdcr. VEXIL, .«. bie Staubartc ; b. t. bie i^abne. VKXILLARY, I. s. bcr (Stanbarteiitra= ger ; ii. adj. cine gabne cbcr @tanbar= te bctreffenb. VEXiLLATioN, s. baS {^dbitlcin (5lb= tbetlung(2olbaten bei ben 3^iMncrn). VICE VEXiLLATOR, s. ber (atanbartcntri* ger bei benalten Siomcrn. VEXINGLY, ado. qucilciib, beunrubt* genb, drgerlicb. VIABLE, adj. IcbcnSfd^ig, leben§traf» tig. viADUcr, s. bcr 9Si»anfenb, fcbaiiteliib ; jitternb; 2. ft^wtngeu niacbenb. ViCAii, .V. 1. ber aSicar, ©ubflitut, (^tetocrtreter, aScrmcfer; 2. Unter* pfarrer, Unterprebiger, ?anbprebt» gci^; apostolical — , ber ©ro^Diear, a3iear bc8 *papftc« ; — general, bef oberfte 9^id)ter in alien rein geifilis (^cn @ad)en (in (Snglanb). VICARAGE, s. 1. bie 5pfriinbe cine« Untcrpfarrcri', baS aSicariat, bieStell* sertretung; ^anbpfarrerfteUe; 2.baff ^ifarrbaus, bie $farre. VICARIAL, adj. bie Sanbpfarrerjiellc bctreffenb, bajn geborig; — tithes, /-. T. ber fteine ^farrjcb'nte. VICARIATE, L s. ini S^ieariat, bie Stellycrtretnng ; II. adj. fteUoertres tenbc ©eroalt babciib. VICARIOUS {nAi„. — ly), adj. flcHsertre= tenb. VICAPvSIIIP, 5. mic Vicarage. VICE. «. 1. ba« "afier, bcr ^iijlix, bie Untugenb, Unart (and) cineg 5)jfer= beg) ; 2. + bcr ^answnrft ; 3. ber ©d)ranbtiod. VICE, in compos, (bcfonbcrs aSice . . , nnter, nebcn) ; — admiral, bcr ajicc:- Obniiral ; — admiralty ( — admiral- ship), bie a3iceabmiralfd)aft ; — ad- miral-stamper, bcr ajiccabiiiiral (cine Jlegeltutc); — agent, ber ®tffloer= trcter, Ullterbdnbler; — chamberlain. ber ^icefdmmercr, Untcrfdmnierer ; — chancellor, ber aiiicefan^Ier ; ber ?iector (Jtanjier) ber Uni»erfttdtea Cambridge unb Oxford ; — chancellor- ship, bie sSicefonsleriuiirbe; — consul, ber felunn : 2. bei- SSccftfff, Uiibcfiatib, bie 33«i-= aubenmg, Umiualjiing. VlcissiTUDiNARV, adj. rcgcfiuapig (abjnjcfijfelitb, uiiftitt. VICOUNT, md. Viscou.nt. VKONTiEL, a,dj. + L- T. belt (Sheriff bctrcffub; — rents, ©ntfutifte fiir J>ei-eit sycnit^uitg beV Sc^eriff bent ^oittije fine 9icitfe jablt; — writs, ipvojeffc, bie »oc bcii Sc^eriff 9e{)6= veij. VICONTIELS, s. fl. L. T. ©ritllbflucfe, u. f. tu., fill- bcrcit iVtiu^iiiig ber . VICTRESS, s. bit Stegcrtitn, Ucbei-= iDtabcrimt. VICTUAL, ■cid. Victuals. To VICTUAL, V. a. iiiit gebcitSmttteln ober ^robiaitt »etfe^en, t>erpvot>tan= ttvca, beiforgcit. VICTUALLED, purt. adj. »erl>rO»tatt= tixt VICTUALLER, s.l. ber spri)oiantcom= miffariuiS, ^vosiautmcifler ; 2. ber ^ausbalfcr, .gaultuirt^ ; 3. baS spvo= otajttfdjtff. VICTUALLING, s. bag 93er})ro9tanti= ten; — bill, ber 5?ro»tantfc^ein ; — house, has @peifel)«u§,bie@aifiicl)e; — office, baS ^rouirttitamt. VICTUALS, s. pi. bie ?eben«ntitfel, 9la^vtmg«mtt{ct, eHtcnarett, ber ^xo= tjtaut, 'Dhiiibuorrat^. VIDELICET (viz), adv. naillltC^. r*? VIE, V. n. tuettcifcni ( — with..) mit.., es (ciiieiii) glcifl) tfjuii teoU leu. VIENNA, I. s. (bie gfabt) aSicit ; n. adj. wteiter, wtetievifcf). VIENNESE, Lsvist. 3Bteuer; II. adj. Wicnerifc^. To VIEW, r. a. lit. x-fi^. I. fcfjen, be= feben, befd)aucn, ben-ad;tcii, beftc^ti= gen; 2. itt ?lugeitfcf)eiii netimeit, mii= ttcrn, untevfuc^cn. 484 VIEW, s. /2f. .5-/^. 1. ber 23It(f, 91ii= bticf; 2. baS Singe, ©eftc^t; 3. bie 2lusftc^t ber «Profpect, bie 9luftct)t; 4. ber ©tanbDiinfl, ©eftc^tSpmift ; 5. bie Uebcrftc^t, @iiijicbt; 6. 5)]rii= fang, 33cjtc^tigung, Uutevfuc^ang, ©rorteruag, 91a«ciiinaberfeftuag; 7. .^iaftc^t, 5Mbftc^t; 8. (aagerc) @r= fc^etnuag ; 9. Sc^aa, a}Jaftcruag, Mil. T. 3{ccogno«ciruag ; 10. Sp. r. ga^rte, ©))ar (»om Samnmilb) ; point of — , ber ®cft(bt«punft ; nt first — , beiiit er^ca 9lublicfe; at one — , mit eiaem 931iife, aaf cincn 33liff, aaf cia 2)Za[ ; to be in — , vor 5lur geu (ini ©eftc^t) licgea ; mv lodging commands the — over.., inefnc2Bot)= iiaag f)nt bie Qlusftctt aac^ . . ; in full — , gerabe aor @iaein ; to have ir — , »or9lagen ^abea ; jar 9lbft(^t ^a= ben, bcabji(i)ttgeii ; to keep in — , bf= Viirfft^tigen ; to lay before one's — , »or« 9tage (egen ; to take a — of, ta 2tngcnfrt)eia ncbmca, bcfid)tigea, nn= terfnc^ea, liberfefjea; to take from—, au8 bent 31iigcfiri[)tc catferiiea; with a — to.., ia SIbficbt anf..; with that — , ia biefcr 9lbft(^t; upon the same—, ia bcr niiniiicbea Slbfi^t; the end ia — , bcr bcabfic^ttgte VIEWER, s. ber 33cfe^er, aJJnflercr, Sefc^aaer, SSeficbtigcv. VIEWLESS, adj. uncrfe()bar, uaftc^t= \i!xx, «agefe{)ea. VIGESIMATION, s. bte .§inricl)tang je= beS jtcaajigfien 2)Jaane«. VIGIL, ) i. 1. bte gjigiliea (in ber U- VIGILS, S tbolifcbea jlir(i)e), Scelen= iiieffe, baS 2:obteaamt ; 2. ber 93or= flbeab eine« gcfieS (^eiltge Slbeab) ; 3. bnS 2lmt, aBa4)ctt, bie 9iJa(?>troa= d)e ; — of flowers, ba§ 3Ba^en ber ^flaajea. VIGILANCE (— cy), s. 1. bie28aci)fam= fett, ©orgfalf, aSorftct)t ; 2. SSiidje. VIGILANT {adv. — ly), adj. Wa^fant, umftc^tig, forgfam. VIGNETTE (Vionet), s. bte SStgiictte, ba§ 33cr5iernng«bilb(cbea). VIGOUR, s. 1. bie Starte, Jlrnft, Se= bcnstraft; 2. ©cijicSfiMft, ®eitle§=^ flarte, (Sacrgte; S.S^iitigtcit, 2Qirf: fainfeit; 4.' ber frifctie 3Wiit^, Sflacb= brurf. VIGOROUS {adv. — ly), adj. ftart, fraft= uoll. fWiftig, leb&aft, viiftig, frif^, matbig, iiiaEter ; — ness, s. bte ®tav= fe, 2cbf)aftigfcit,«Riiftigffit. VILE {adv. —ly), adj. fct)[ccbt, gcriaqe, ttiebrtg, atetertrarf)tig, iitrf)t§biitbtg, fc^nobe, seriicbtlid;; biifc, oerbcrbt, »erborben, vaci)[o§; —usage, fc^ma^= lige, uaarttge sBcgeganag. vii-ENESS. s. ba3 ecblccbfe, S^liebri^ ge, bie <2(^ted)ttgfeit, Slicbrigfeit, DliebertvacbtigEcit, ' itirfjtSroiirbigfeif, aSercittitlic^feit, g3ei-berbt5ett, Sev-- borbea[)eit. VILIFIER, s. bcr 41efcf)tin))fcr, 9]er= cic^tcr, ^ci-flbfefter, .^erabiviirbiger, 33er(enmber. To VILIFY, w. n. ernicbrigca, berabfc= fcn, ycracbtltc^ mad)ea, ^erabmiirbigen, oerleambrii, ycracb= ten, fc^inabcn. vlLL, s. ber SBcilcr, bng Sorfcben. VILLA, s. bte Willa, ber ^'nnbftt ba3 ?aabgut,^aabl)aa8. VILLAGE, s. iaS 2)0vf; collect, bic Sorffc^aft. VILLAGER, s. ber 'Dorfbcnjobacr, gaabmana: villagers, co/te«. bic 2!orf- VILLAGERY, s. bte 'S)ortfc^aft. VILLAIN. .V. 1. ber Seibeigene (iittt ©raabbeftt^), ©aacr, bcr beat ®runb= | bcrrn 3inS ja^Ien (obcr m^ Wro^n. bteafte tbaa) mug; 2, ©cburfe, @(^elm, aSabe, Sijfmi^t; l. t-s.+ villains regardant, Scibeigeae, bte juiit ©rnnbbefi^tbum geprten; villains in gross, Sfibcignie, bie beni ®ranb= bcrrn (Verfouli*) ^jcbin-tea. VILLANAGE, s. 1. bir X^cibcigcttf^aft (mit ®raabbeft6), Srobiic, 3)tenft= barteit; 2. (Srf)(iiibltct)fcit, 3flteb«. tra(t)tigfeif, 2(t)aabe. rwViLLAi\i'/,K, r.n. erntebrigcit, be* fc^impfen, frfjaiibca (w. ii.). VILLAINOUS (adv. —ly). adj. fcbels mifd), biibifcf), fcbuvfifcb; bofe; fdjcinblicb, nbfd^enlicl) ; — actions, ©cbartcajircic^e. VILLANOUSNESS, ) s. bie (Sc^anblt** VILLANY, 5 feit, 9flicbtgic«r» bigfeit, ?{iebcrtra4)tigfett, ©iiberti, Srfjetmerei, ber Scbarfeiifireic^, S4)elmftveic^, bag @ct)efmfiii(f. viLLATic, ndi. ?a Sijrfern gc^iirtg, tm Sorff, bijrfifc^. VILLOUS, adj. jotttg, tfluc^, i^aarig, faferig ; — coat of the stomach, j3. 7'. bie Botten^aat bes 3J?agcns. VIMINAL, adj. ivcibciinrtc oberbicgfa= me 3>veij5e, bie jnin glcc^ten tangen, ^ersorbringenb. VIMINEOUS, aiij. aaS Sn^f tgen gefIoci;= tea. VINACEOUS, adj. belt 2Sctn pber 2SeinflodE bctrcffenb. VINCENT, s. aSiaceat, SSiacenj (3}Jana«naiiie). VINCIBLE, adj. iibcrwinbUc^, befteg= bnr. VINCIBLENESS, s. bie Ueberroinblii^e feit, $!eftegbarfett. VINDEMIAL, adj. jar 2BeiaIefe gefjo* rig. To VINDEMIATE, v. a. aSciaJcfe i)aU ten, SBein Icfen. VINDEMIATION. s. bte 3Bcin(efe, ?f fe. VINDICABILITY, s. bie SfJcd^tferfi- gnagSfa{)tgfcit,S3ert^etbigan96faf)ig» ffit. VINDICABLE, adj. }it sertbfibigen, baS gereitfcrtigt ftierbca faan. To VINDICATE, v.a.i. bebau^jten ; 2. recbtferfigcn, cert^cibigcn ; 3. fd;ii* |eit, fret erbaltea. VINDICATION, s. 1. bte S8cbtiiH)tnn(i ; 2. HS Sc^ii^en ; 3. bie Slec^tfcrti^ gang, aScvtbcibigaiig, ©brcnrtttaag. VINDICATIVE, adj. reci;tfertigenb, »er= tbeibigeab. VINDICATOR, 6-. ber aScrt^cibtger, Sc* baupter. VINDICATORY, adj. bejirrtfenb, ra= c|)enb. VINDICTIVE (adn.—Lv),adj. niC^ertfl^, rac^fiit^tig, iMcf)gicrig. VINDICTIVENESS, s btc 3lacbfu^t 9iac^e. VINE, .s. 1. ber3BeiafioJ, bic 9Jebe ; 2. ber ranfeabe Stengel, bie ^iaafe little—, bte jange^lcbc; to prune a — , ciaen 2Beiaftoct befc^nciben ; — branch, bie 38einrebe, bcr 9Jcbj"rf)W; — bud, taS S'Jebenaage; — dresser, bcr aBctngartncr, SBinjcr ; — earth, bcr 33crgfovf, bie a3ergpect)erbc ; — flowers, aBeinbliitljeU; — fretter. (— grub), bic SBtnttlnnS ; 3Beinrnus pe ; — knife, baSSiebcnmcfyer, aBein= mcffcr ; — leaf, ba§ SBtiablatt, 3fJc» bcnblatt ; — leaves, taS aScinlaab. 3icbcnlanb ; — palm, btc aBeinpolnie; — prop, ber SBciapfal)!, SJebenpfa^l; — reaper, ber SBctnlcfcr. viNED, adj. a3Iattcr tt>te ber SB«ii» fiocE bflbcnb; — columns, alt aiit^utt; to offer —to, ge= UMltt()atig bet)aiibe(ii, itot()sii*tigeit ioolleii. 7"o VIOLENCE, v. a. eiiieii yerle^eii, aagreifen, aufalieii, ©etunit aiit^uii, geiualtfaiu ^infc^lepveii (w. ii.). VlOLEiTl", adj. 1. gcnjaltig, hcftig ; auffahreiib, "^t^ig ; geioaltfrtiii, ge= tualtt^atig ; 2. afagcjiuungeit, abge= briiiigett, imitatiirltc|i ; — accident, gewaltfaine SBcfcftacigititg j — pre- sumption, L. T. bie ntoradfc^e (iit= ncre, fefle) Ucberscuguug (bte al3 i^ct»et« gilt)- VIOLENTLY, adi). gewattig, ^eftig ; mit ©cnjaU. VIOLET, I. s. bit 33ici(e, baS SSeil^en {Viola odorata — L.) ; II. adj. (o) blue) «tolett, beilc^eiiblau; — colour, bie 93etlc^enfarbe, ba^ ^cilc^eiibtait; — crab, bte ^aubfrabbe ; — marian, bie ©locfeiiblume, bH a)tarien»cil4ieit (Campanula medium — /,,). VIOLIN, s. bie a^ioliiie, ®eige. ViOLLNiST, s. ber g3ioIiiifpie(er, SSio= Itntfl, ©eigeiifpielcr, ©eiger. noLisT, s. ber Siolonift, Sraffdjift. VIOLONCELLO, s. bCL$ iBioIoitCeII(.D), bie fleiite S8a|geige. VIOLONO, s. bie grope 5?a6geigc, bas aStoloit, ber Saf VIPER, s. 1. bte aSiver, 91a«er, £iU t»v; 2. jig. ba« 66fe @ef*6pf, bie (2cf)Iangc; — 'sbugioss, baS SJlatter^ fraut ( Echiam vulgare — /,.) ; — 's garlic, vid. Rocambole ; — 's head, ber Heine ©c^langenfppf (einc 3Jhi= fcbel) ; — grass, baS 93iperngra«. VIPERINE, adj. ju einer a3ii)er gcf)i?rtg. VIPEROUS, adj. sipcrnartig, otternar; tig, giffig. VIRAGO, s. 1. baS mannli^e 3Beib, 9JJanntueib, bie ?SJianninn, J?rtege= rinn, ^elbinn, 3Imajone ; 2. cont. bAi gro^e, ftarfe^ranensimmer, !erl= ^aftc SBeibsftiicf; bie biife ©iebeu, Surie, ber Sracijc, 2;enfel. VIRENT, adj. griiit, gvihienb. viRGATE, I. adj. B. T. rutbenfi^rutig, flabformtg ; U. s. bie .- rma optUifolia — L.) ; — hemp, ber »ivginifc^e .§nnf (.Icnida cammbina — L) ; — pine, bie gcmcine »irgi= nifttic Jtiefer ; — poke, bcr amerifn^ nifcfee gfiac^tfc^atten, bie amerifani= fanifd;c ©[^arlad)bcere (Phytoiaca decandra — L.) ; — silk, bie .§nnb§- lOinbe (Periploca grmca — /.) ; — swamp-pine, bie 2Bcit)ran^4tiefer {Pi- nus taala — />.) ; — sumach, ber Uir= giuifc^e Snmat^, Siirberbrtum {Rhus tijphinum — /,.). VIRGINITY, s. bie 3itngfraiifi^aft, col. 3uugferfc^aft; /«•. SJlcin^eit, Un= be3ecttl)eit. VIRGO, s. jist. T. bie 3iiiiflfran. VIRIDITY, s.bie (ba«) ®riine. VIRILE, adj. 1. mannlid) ; 2. seu= gungSfa^ig. VIRILITY, s. 1. bie a)MnnIic^teit ; 2. aJJann^ett, geugungsfci^fgfeit. VIRTU, s. bcr ©efc^macE an ben fd)o= ncrt Jtiinjien unb ben 3latmit\ttn= ^tikn. VIRTUAL, adj. »»tmpflenb }u witfen, mit Stmt begabf, trirffam, sermBg* lirf), friiftig; — focus. Opt. T. bet 33rennpnnft; — heat, bie aBarme* !raft. VIRTUALITY. s. bit »ermogenbe icK. VISCERA, s. pi. bie (Singcn>eibe. VISCERAL, adj. JU titw (SingcweJbtn gcbiJrig. To VISCERATE, v. a. auSivcibtu, anS--> nebmen. VISCID, ailj. vid. Viscous. VISCIDITY, I s. bie Bci^beit, ,f?h-brig* VISCOSITY, ) feif, ba§ (Scfjlciinigc. VISCOUNT, s. ber aSicomte, aSice.jraf, (in Dbert)e»tfd;Ianb) ©c^altgro'f. VISCOUNTESS, s. bit aStcomte'ffc, 5Bt« cegrciftnn, (\\\ Oberbcutfdjlonb) ©c^altgrafinn. VISCOUNTSHIP, ? i,:„STi;,„,„*.fj,rt** VISCOUNTY, 5 ^- '"^ u5icomtrf(^atr. VISCOUS, rnlj. jabe, Ilebvtg ; — catch- fly, bic 5l3cd)nelfe, baS jl)iarienr68= C^en {Lychnis viscaria — L,.). Viscus, s.\. Ji. T. ba§ (etnseinc) gtn= geweibe; 2. ber SSogcllctm. VISE, s. T-s. ber @d)raubef}oif; bte ©pinbet einer 5prcffe; ber 53Ii>isiig (ber®Iafer); —chops.?)/:. baSSDJaai am @d)ranbpocf • — pin, bie<£C^rnu= bcnjmingc. VISIBILITY, s. bie Sii^tbctrfcit, 9tu.= gcnfalligfcit, Qlugenfc^ciulic^fctt. VISIBLE {adv. — ly), adj. ft^tbrtr, er- ftc^tlic^ ; augenfd^einlicfe, nugcnfaU lig ; — church, bie ftditbcjre ^iri^e (Sbrifti ; — horizon, bev fc{)einbare .§orijont ; — ncss, s. vid. Visibility! VISIGOTHS, s.pi. bie aiJefigot^cn. VISION, s. 1. b to — with.., bf«infu*cn iTiit . . ; to be visited by . . , I)eintgc= fucfct Wevben Wn . . ; to — fairs, SOJavfte, aiJcffcn bcfiid;en; to — the guards. Mil. T. bie 3Baci)en »iftttren ; II. 71. 53ffnc^e abfiatten obev fleben. VISIT, s. bei- 33efncb, bie SSiftte; to make, to pay or to give one a — , ei= neni etnen sBcfud; abftattcn ; to re- turn a — , cincrt @ei3ciibcfud) mad)en. VISITABLE, adj. Jit bffic^tiflen ; JU bcfucbeu; ^fimjiifuc^en; einev 33c= ftcijtigmifi uiitcnuorfou. VISITANT, s. ber 5.^cfnd;cnbe, S!3efu= cbcr, 53efn(^, S'lfpnid). VISITATION, a. 1. ber .SGefuc^ ; 2. bie 50tftratton, ®iivd)fnc^nni]; 3. ^etm= fud)i!ng, a3cfd)tcfunj] (wn @ott); the feast of the — of our lady, 3J?aria ^eimfuci^ung ; /.. pa. died by the — of God, ftavb biirc^ gSttltcte ..5eim= fnc^ung. , VISITER, s. 1. ber SOefiit^enbf, $8efu= d)cr, aScfucb ; 2. (visitor) 33eftc^tigcr, Q^ifttator, iDuvcbfiid)fv; 3. /.. t-s. bev 5^tnuft"td)tigev, bcf ®cfd>ifte et= tier Jtoryerfd)aft ; (— of a ship) bcv 53efid)ti3cv ber aufpinnicnben nnb obgcljcnben ®d)iffe. VISITING, part. s. ba3 5Befa^en ; — cards, 2]tfiteilfavtcn ; — committee, ber 9Iuf)tc^t«au«f(l?ufi, llnterfu= (b"ngSnn«|"d)up; — day, ber Xcic^, wo man 33efuctc abjufiatien eber anjune^meii ijflegt ; — odker, J\iu. T. bcruifittreiibe Dfftjier, Dfftjier uom VisiTORiAL, adj. elite geric^tU^c iBt= fttfltion bctrejfenb. VISNE. .9. L. 1'. ber benad)b«rte (®e- r(dit«=)Drt. VISOR, s. 1. ba§ Sijlr, ber .gelinfc^tc- ber; 2. bie 2J{a§te, Sarye. VISORED, adj. masftrt, ucrkryt, »er= muntint. VISTA, s. bie 9Iu§fid)t, ^nrt^ftf^t (burd) eiuen ^auniiioiiG). VISTULA, s bie 3Bcid;fcl (eiu 5Iu9). VISUAL, ad]. \\\\\\ (2rt)en obct ©cftdit fltf)5rig, @cftd)t . . ; — angle, ber Scbwinfel, ®cftcbt^mtnfcl, pptifd)e aUinfcl; — line, bie ®e|id)tlUnte (in ber ^^crfpcctiyc) ; — point, ber ®cfid)t£ipiin£t, 5lU(5cup"n!f, ^au)5t= Vunft ; — nerve, ber ®ct)nero ; — ray, berSe(;flra()l, 581i(f. VITAL (flrfc. — ly), fljj. 1. jum Seben gef)i3ri(3, bicnlic^, erforbcrlid), leben= riJibevnb, 'ii^i ?cbcn lutterijaltenb, Sebcns.,; 2. lebcitb; leben^fa^ig, lebcnbtg ; 3. f}6c^fl not^wenbin, we= fentlic^; — air. bie :S*ebenSlitft ; — blood, baS ?ebcn86Int ; — energies, ba8 gcbeiiSfeucr ; — paita, -pi. bic Se= benSt^cilc; — powers, K bie ?e= benSfvaftc; — sparlt, ber Scben8= fnitfe ; — spirits, pi. bie SebenSgei= fler ; — tiuKid, ber ?ebeiiSfabeu ; — waniuh, iiie \Jebett8wnrmc. , 4»6 VIVI vrTALTTY, 5. bie SebenSfraft, ba« ?eben. To VITALIZE, V. a. beleben. VITALS, s. ;;/. bic SebenStbetle ; stop my — ! emph. vidg. icb t»i(l beS Xo- beS ffi;n, ({)ol' micb ber, it. f. xo.) Juenn . . ! VITELLARY; s. ber Sife beS @ibot=: fer« iin (St (W. u.). ro VITIATE, V. a. 1. Bcrbcrbcn, »er= falfct)cn, eni{)eiligen, iieninbetligeii, fc^aiiben; 2. ungiiltig niadjeu, ent= jriiftcrt, t>erntc^tcn. VITIATION, s. 1. bie SScrberbung, ^Berfcilfc^ung, (Sut(;eiligung, ©cban= bung; 2. bie SSeruit^tung, 3Xuff)e= bung. viTREO-ELECTRic, adj. glaSelef trifc^, ^jofttiu elettrifc^. VITREOUS, adj. glafem, glnSartig, friflaUifc^ ; — electricity, P/iy. T. bte Vojttioe pber ®IrtSelcftri5ttat; — humour, j3. T. bie frif}aHifc|e Seut^= ftgfeit; — salt, bie ©laSgcUe, baS ©InSfri^mnlj. VITREOUSNESS, s. bic ©IdSartigleif. viTRESCENCE, s. bie SSerglaSbarfeit. VITRESCENl', > ,. „.,.^,„.t,,. VITRESCIBLE, r''-'' ^"8l««P«r. VITRIF ACTION, s. bte SSerqlafuitg. VITRIFIABLE, adj. ucrglaskr. VITRIFICATION, s. Bid. Vitrifactiom. VITRIFIED, adj. bergUrf, »erfd)Iacff. VTTRIFORM, adj. glaSiirfig. To VITRIFY, V. I. a. ucrglafcn ; ir. n. }u @IaS werben. VITRIOL, s. ber 9?itrioI, coi. ba§ j?u= ^.iferwniTev ; burnt—, cakinirter S3i= triol (fiir bie 2)?aler); sweet spirit of—, ©cbmefelat^cr; — stone, Ccr »itrioIbnItige (Stein. To VITRIOLATE, v. a. irt St^WcfeU fditre uerroanbcln, »itrioliftren. VITRIOLATED, Vitriolate, adj. mit 93itriol gefd;n5nngert; — (ai-)kaii, fc^wcfelfaureS Jtali ; — water, bas iBitriolnjnffer. VITRIOLATION, s. bic 33crtt)anblung in SSitrioI i^ber ©d)n)efcIfaHre. VITRIOLIC, adj. uitriolig • intrio(ifd); — acid ( — acidity), bie 33itrtoIfaure, ©c^TOcfeifanrc. VITRIOLIZABLE. adj. »t(rtoIifirbar. VITRIOLIZATION, s. vid. Vitriola- TION. To VITRIOLIZE, v. a. vid. To Vitri- olate. VITULINE, adj. wai UDiii Jtalbe ift, t>om Jlalbf. To VITUPERATE, v. a. tiibeln, mip= biiligen, fc^clten, fd)inipfen. VITUPERATION, .». baS 2;abcln, ber S;abe(. VITUPERATIVE, adj. tabelnb, fd)el= tenb. VITUS, s. 3ieit, aSituS (3JJann§name) ; St. — 's dance, ber sUeitStanj, provinc. aScItcnS Sauj. VIVACIOUS, adj. 1. febbaft, muntcr, riiflig, tbtitig ; 2. lebeiiStraftig. VIVACIOUSNESS, .?. vid. Vivacity. VIVACITY, s. bie Scb^nftigfeit, 2)Jun= terfeit. viVARY, s. ber S;biergarten, ba8 Ma= nindiengetjege; ber SBciber, gifi$= biilter. VIVA VOCE, ado. miinblic^, burd; miiublid;en SSprtrag. VIVES, s. pi. bie geifct (,Re^Ifuit)t, aJJaiibelentjiinbung ber iPferbe). VIVID {adv. — i.y), adj. Ifb^nff, Icben= big, muiiter, tbiittg, f raftig ; — flashes of lightning, l}eftige (beUleud)tenbe) Sli^c; — ness, s. bie SebbdfHgteit, 59hinterfeit, Sebenbigteit, hiS Sebcn, bie Jlraft. VOID ' V VIFIC ) VIVIFICAL. r*- '^^f''^''"'^- To VIVIFICATE, v. a. vid. To Viv in- to — mercury, Ch. T. Dltcd ftlbcr in fctnen metallifcfjen Sujtanb juriic! brtngen. VIVIFICATION, s. 1. has Sebcn, bie Sclebnng ; 2. CA. r. bic 3^ebuction in ben metnlltfc^en Snftanb. VIVIFICATIVE, adj belcbeiib. To VIVIFY, V. a. bcfebeu. VIVIPAROUS, adj. 1. lebcnbigc Siinge gebaf)rcitb ; 2. b. t. ftd) biivd) gpvr= fiHc Switiein ober bitrt^ (gamcn, ber mif ber ^flaitjc feimt, fortpflau^ jenb. VIXEN, s. 1. sp. E. ber junge (?ud)8, ba« Siid)6d)en, 5iicb«lein; bie §iid)= ftnn; 2. Jlcifertnn, Snnferinn, ba3 3rtntcifen, bie bi)fc Sicben. VIXENLY, adj. janfifcb, feifenb. VIZ., nblrr. VOW Videlicet, uiimlic^ jum SBcifpiel (j. S3.). VIZARD, s. bie aJJaSfe, it. f. \v.. vid. Visor. To viz.\RD, V. a. malfiren, yerlnvveii, Bermnmmen. VIZIER, .9. ber erfie 3)Jinifier am tiir= fifc^en >§ofe, iBcjir, Sffieffir. VOCABLE, s. bie >SpcabcI, baS SSovt. VOCABULARY, s. ba3 aSocabuiariitm, aBiJrteryevjcirf)utp, fletnc aSi3rter= biicft. VOCAL, ndj. suvStimmegeborig, mit ciner ©timme begabt, tiineub, lau= tenb ; — ability, S;aleiit, ®cfd;idlic^- !eit im ®efang ; — fugue, bie (Sing= fnge; — music, bie 55ocalmuftf, g^cn. ber ®efang; — performer, ber (San= ger, bie Sangerinn. VOCALIST, s. ber Siiitgcr, bie Sanges rinn. VOCALITY, s. bie (£j)ratt)fa[>igfeit, (Sprac^e; ba3 2;iJncii, ^fauten ; bie ©prcd)barfcit. To VOCALIZE, V. a. jum ?ante biibcn, tijneitb madjeii, einrn Saut gcben. V0CALr,Y, ad,>. tnxci) ^aute, mittclfj ber Stimme, in aBorten, beutlic^. VOCATION, s. 1. bie 33evufiing, 3luf=> forberung, ber DJnf; 2. SSeruf, tcii @efd)aft, bie JDefcbaftigiing. VOCATIVE (or — case), s. Gram. T. ber a^ocatiw, 3iuffaU, 3lnrebefaU. To VOCIFERATE, v. n. <5- a. laut au§= rufen, fd)reien. VOCIFERATION, i. baS laiitc (Sci^rcten, @efd)ret. VOCIFEROUS, adj. laiit fd)retcnb. VOGUE, s. 1. bie ^lllgcmeiiibeit ha Urt^eilc, ®cn.iobnbcit, ber ®ang, bie a}Jobe, ber Umlauf ; 2^9Juf, ba« 9ln^ fel)en; to be in—, im ec^wangc fe9n, im Sfiufe (leben. VOICE, s. i. bic Stimmc; 2. ber Sdjail; 3. bic ©prad;e; tiie pa.'jsive — , the active — , Gram. T. bic pnffioe, active Sorin (cineS SBerbumS) ; not in — , ni^t bei €timme; breaking of the — , bic SDhttation ber Stimme (?ur 3fit ber ^ubertat); — part, bic ©iitgfiimmc, ®efangiiimme bcr6i?m= pofttion. To VOICE, V. 17. i. Umt mncpcn; 2. ftimmen, burd) Stimmen erncnncn ; to — the pipe of an organ, cine Drgcl- ^jfcife probircn, angebeit, anfprecleii laffen, jur 5lnfpracbc bringen. VOICED, adj. mit ciucr ©timinc. VOICELESS, adj. 1. fd)weigc:ib, flumm ; 2. tfiitc (3Babf=)St'"ii"f gebens, nic^t flimmfiibig. VOID. adj. 1. leer; 2. Icbig, erkbigt, unbefe^'t, fcacant; 3. fg. nid;tig, Mn» giiltig ; nnwirtfam, ijcrgeblic^, eitel ; uiiroefentlidj ; to leave ^. in 93Iat»c. T. 1. bie Sluc^t, ber glng, ba§ aSolt, bie .(title, etgcntlid) j?ette (.5>ogf I) ; 2. ba« (gvo^e) sSogeU bang. VOLITATION, ,9. bn§ (Slattern, gltegcn. VOLITION. *. 1. ba3 SBdlen: 2. ber 23iIIe, bie 213 illeuSf raff, 5BiUeua= tbatigfeit. VOLITIVE. adj. wolleub, beS 20o[[cn* fabig, wiileiisfabig; willensfWiffig ; roillenStbatig; — faculty, ba§ 23iU lenSoermogcn. VOLLEY, s. 1. ber Sfufi; 2. bie @al»e, ?abung; 3./^, ber\>Iu§brudb; fig. Ph-s. a — of oaths, ein .fjaufcit Siiid)e ; a — of words, ein ©tvom son 9Bortcn ; at a — , tni jVluge, son Mngefabr; in full voiiios, in ganjen gabnngen, in (Stronien. To VOLLEY, V. I. a. abfcfeieHen, ait8= laben, fualleiib anJfiopeu ; ir. n. ftc^ (in (Sfrijmen) entlabcn. VOLT, s.Sp. T. 1. bie23oItc, ber ,f£vcis= titt; 2. ba« 3]oUireu (eine ©etten= ifiuegnna beim ged)t«n\ 86 VOLTAIC, adj. — pile or battery, Phj. T. bie soltaifc^e obev galftanifc^e Saule. VOLTAISM. ,9, ber ®alyani«niu«, bte galoantfcbe (Sleftrijifat. VOLIJBILATE, } adj. B. T. WinbCHb, VOLUBILE, \ 'vantenb. VOLUBILITY, ,9. I. ba« abllen, 2SaI= jcn, bie fc^nelle Sewegung, Sab'A^ feit fic^ ju bre^en, ju icaljen, 3lolI= barfeit ; 2. iBewcglicbfcit, @elauftg= feit, geic^tigteit, ber Shtg; — of tongue, bie iJcicl)tigfeit (©etaitftgfeit) ber 3i"'3c, ©cbivafebaftigfeil ; — of words, ber %{\x^ ber SBorte. VOLUBLE [adn. — ly), adj. 1. Watj: fabig, voIJbar ; ftd) brefjenb, waCjenb ; 2. beroeglid), geKiufig, leicbt, fliejjenli ; 3. rebfclig, berctt, gefc^iuii^ig. VOLUJIE, ,9, 1, bieaioUe; 2. berUm^ fang, Jtrei», bie Sicfe, (bie rollenbe pbci- fid) fortroaljeube) lUJaffe, 2BeUe ; ba8 aSolnmcn; 3. ber Sanb, bag iBud) ; — of the voice, Mas. T. ber Umfang ber Stimme; volumes,;);, unenblid) yiel, ilhiffcn ; volumes of smnke. 9^lud)UiolfciI. VOLUMED, adj. gerolU, geballf ; — — mist, jnfammengebaUter ?lebcl, 9lebel in ^DZaffeu. VOLUMINOUS, adj. 1. au8 »ielen fRoh len bcftebcnb. sielfreiftg; 2. banbe= veid;, yicltbeilig, bogenrei^, bid; 3. fig. wcitlciuftg ; — writer, ber 33er: faffer eiue8 SBerfeS »on sielen 35an= ben ; — ly, adv. in nte£)rereu Siinbeu, banbereid) ; fig. meitldnfig ; —ness, s. bie 2)?enge »onS8diiben; bie 2)icfe (eineS Su^eS) ; fig. 2BeitldufigIeit. VOLUNTARILY, ado. frciwillig, feon felbfi. VOLUNTARINESS, s. bic ^^vcimtllig; feif, Selbftt()dti9Eeit. VOl,UNTARY. a'lj. i. fretmidtg; 2. be= reitivillig ; 3. abfidjtlicb, »orfd^lid) ; 4. you felbfi, felbftt^dtig, fcl-bfibc= flimmenb ; — jurisdiction, L. T. bie freiroillige ©eric^tSbartcit; — prin- ciple, ba3 gfeinjiUigfeitSvrincip. VOLUNTARY, s. 1. ber Solontar, fVreianUige ; 2. Mas. T H$ freic S:onfpiel'nad) SiJanne unb Sin^ebung, ba« 5prd(ubium,S,rtempore, bieSvtn= tafJe. VOLUNTEER, I, ,9. ber SSotontdr, «5rei= ividige; il, wij. ficinjillig, freiiuillig bieueub. To VOIJJNTEER, v. I. n. Ml. Ph. . i,7j, yomtren, fpeien, ftcb erbredjen, fid) iibergebcu; ii.a, (to — up or out) anfitoHcu ; anSfpeien, anS= bved)en, auSiycrfen. VOMIT, .9. 1. h\i QluSgefuienc ; 2. Uebergeben, (frbredjen ; 3. 33re^= mttteC Somitiy. VOMITION, s. baS Speien, (Srbre^en, , *,;iu«werfen. VOMITIVE, \adj. juiu SDreciben, ba! .VOMITORY, \ ©rbrec^en yerurfac^eni ober befijrbernb ; vitriol — , ber iBi= trioljuirt 33recbeu; — operation, bie 2Birfiing juni Svedien; —potion, ber 33recbtranE. VOMITORY, s, ba« aSvcdjinittel, VORACIOUS {adv. — ly), adj. 1 ge: frdpig ; (fre9--)gicrig ; 2. rdnbcrifc^, raubfiidJtig ; a — stomach, ein ^etB= ^ungriger SJlagen. VORACIOUSNESS, \s. 1. bie®efra9tg= VORACITY. S fftf' i""^ >0eif!biiit- ger; 2. bie ©ierigfeit, Siaubgier, ajanbfmtt. VORACINOUS, adj. yoU ©cblitube. VORTEX, s. ber SJBirbel, Stnibel-. the vortices of Descartes, bie carteflfdjen aSirbet. VORTICAL, adj. tutrbeltg. »uirbeliib, brcbenb ; — motion, ber aSirbel, bie freigfonnige Senjegung. VOTARESS, s. 1. bie ©eiveibtc, 33er= lobte, 9tonne; 2. aSerebreviun, ','ln= beterinn. VOTARY, s, 1. ber ©eiueibte, a3ci-= lobte, 3itnger, SJZond); 2. Sjerebrer. Slnbcter, 5in^anger; her votaries, ibre Oetrenen ; votary of learning, ber fill) ben aBtffenfc^aften geweibt bit- VOTE, s. i. bie ©tiinine, aBablfitmnic, SJJeinung; 2. Stimmgebung, ba« ©tintitien; 3. ba5 ijffeutlid)e ytel= flimmtge (^ebet; to put to the — , ah- ftinimeu; — by proxy, baS Stimmen bnrd) (Stellyevtreter ; — of thanks, bie ©timme beS Saufe>J, ber Si'fi'f ber Santenbjt;. To VOTE. r-. n. iS-71. 1. fciwe ©timiue geben, ftimnicn ; 2. bnrd) *ilbftimmen (burtft bte 3)2ebv[)eit ber ©timmen) befc^liegen, yoltren, enuiiblen, ab= fiiminen ; to — by ballot, ballotireii, (bur^ Jtugeln abftintmcn) ; to — an address, Pari. Ph. liber eine 5Ibreffe abfiiminen. VOTER, s. ber ©tinimenbe, (3timnige= ber, 2Bat;linann. VOTIVE, adj. (an=)geIobt, bnrrb ®e= litbbe befiiinint, getveibt ; — tablets, iSotiytafeln. To VOUCH, V. a. &■ n. L. T. 1. JUnt 3e«= gen nifen ; 2. 3?«!l« ff^?" ; 3f"i1"'t3 ablegeii, jengen ; 3. bejengeit, betben= em," bcfrdftigen, befldtigen, bemei^ fen; 4. ©erodbv leiflcn. VOUCH, s. iaS 3eii9itiP» i'if 33ef^ei» nignng. VOUCHEE, s. A. T. etuer, ber fetne ®f» wdbr (®arantie)yor®eri^tt;atnens nen iniiffcn. VOUCHER, s. L. T. 1. ber 3««f}f. ®*' Wdbr(S)inann; 2. ba§ 3eu9»'6- ber ©rbein, S8eregfd)cin, Seleg, bie XIr= funbe; ba8T)ocninent ; bie (Sintrittg: farte ; 3. bte SJortabung bor @erid)t, nm bie ©arantic fciit'eS 9Je^tSan= fprud^eS 5U rcd)tfertigeu; regimental vouchers. Mil. T. yoiu 3iegiinent be= gtanbigte 3ablungsatteiie. VOUCHER, s. L. T. eiuer, ber bcii vouchee yor ©ertitt forbert. ' To VOUCHSAFE, v. I. a. 1. yerflatteu, erlaubcn; 2. gcanibren, berotHigen, yerleiben ; li. n. ftcb berablaffett, ge^ ntben, wiirbigen, belieben. voucHSAFEMENT, .9, 1. bie ®ett:ab= rung, SSerleibung, a^crjiattung ; 2. ,§crabraffnng. VOW. .9, ba« (beiiige) ®eliibbe; bit (feierlid)c) aingetobnng, bas feierlic^t aSerfprec^en, ber iSd)n3ur (e^elid)er Serene). To vow. Tj, a. f.- n. 1. gelobeii, ein ®e^ liibbe tbun, feierlid) ertlareit, offettt> It* erflaren, yerfprc^en, angclolff ■1U7 WAFE WAGO WAIT fd|ro6rcn, gufcbworeit ; 2. weif)cn, wibmen. roWBL, s. bcr -SBocal, Sclbftlaut, ©vunblaut; eclOftlaiiter, @niub= lauter. V'OWEr., niij. ciiicn SSofal bctvcffnib. VOWELED, ml/, lutt 33ofaIen bcvfeheti. VOYAGE, *•. bie gvosf 3tetfc ju iBaf= fev, (Secrctfe, glu$faf)rt; to taka — , surobcf in Sec 9el)eii, in €ce ftottcn ; — in(vvard) ur home, bicSliicfrftfc (^ur ©CC) ; — out(vvard) and in(waid), i>k .§ilt= UUb .^eiTCifc; aerial — , btc Suftreifc. To VOYAGE. V. I. n. }UV Sce VfifcU ; ir. a. * bercifcir, bcfaf)veii. VOYAGER, s. ber (eec=)9^cifcnbc. VULGAR {ado. — ly), adj. 1. gcUU'tU ; 2. iiiebria, vof), ^Jobeltjaft; 3. gcivio^ii= lic^, laiibuWirb; it's a — proof, tS lommt tm gemetucu Sebeit oft ijov ; the — arts, bte uicc^auifc^ctt JStiinflc, .^ailbfiinflc ; — fraction, -■Jr. T. bCf flcrootjllltc^e SBvilcf) ; — lansuase, bic "JJJuttevfprac{)C; ^iDlfSfpvadje ; — minds, gcmetuc (iitcbni]C) Scelfu ; — translation, bce i'ulgatc. VULGAR, tiiu — , «■. pL brtS (jcmettte 93olt, bci- (lemciitc ,*^aufe, 5PobcI. VULGARISM, ,•<. 1. bie ©emcinfieit, 513i3fcelf)aftujtfit, ^^^Ktttbctt, Sjjliimp- ^ctt, S'JofUiett fro. ti.); 2. bet gc= nictue (vobcl^aftc) 9lu§brucE, S3ul= flavisnui«. VULGARITY, .■>. bic ©cmcinfictt, Wu- bvijEcit, 5piattBeit, 5}5Imiip£)eit, 9fJo[)= ^eit, ^obelhafttijteit. ro VULGARIZE, v. a. j^cmciii i«a(^cti, f;eiabnjuvbii]cii. VULGATE, I. .■*. bic SSiiIgata; II. adj. bie SSulgahx bctrcffcub. VULNERABLE, adj. iXVWUWihuX, t)Cr= Iftlid). VULNERARIES, s, pi. SBmibmittcl, 2Bunbnr5eilcifU (fnlncraria). VULNERARY, adj. SBuubCU bttvcffcilb, fiif SBunbcti bicu(tci) ; — balsam, bcv aSunbbalfam; — herbs, ;;;. 3Buiib= fniutf r, i^eilhautei' ; — piaster, ^§eil= Vflaficr ; — plants, .^tilvflanjcn ; — potion, bcr L^ciltranf ; — water, ba8 SBunbmaffcr. VULPINE, adj. fuc^«arfig, f^lau, lijiia. VULTURE, g. ber ®cicv. VULTURiNE, adj. gcievartifi. w, vv, s. baS 23, w (bcr brci iinb iwan- jtgtle 33uc^fiabc bcS 9Up()abctS). To WABBI.E, V. V. vulg. ftcfc I)in UUb {)cr bducgcrt, fd)tcubcvn, fc^lcn!crn, fct)tottcvn, roaufeit, roadclit, forfcln, anftp^cu. WACKE, Wacky, .Sm. .?. bic SSacfc. WAD, s. 1. tite (Scf)itttc (ba« 53unb) @tro^; 2. baS giiU= Dbcr ®topf= l)aar ; ' bie SBattc ; aSorlabnug, ber 5}ifrDpf; 3. vld. Wai)d; — hook, ber ,Sra§er, Jlttgcljicfecr ; Mil. T-s. (Cyc.) — mill, bie S3orf(t(agform ; — miii- tiit, bie ©cfc^iifebcifc. VVADD, s. ber aSab (crbigcS (S^wrtrj; ajJangaticvj) ; iaS SBafferblci. WADDING, s. ba« 5Battircii ; bie 3SaU te ; ba«?5iinbnar (in Stiiblcit, ii. f. ».); bie93orInbung,ber5?Drfci)[ag,-^fvDvf. To WADDLE, v. v. matfc^cln, fc^lot= t*cn, torfelrt, ttatfelii, ivaitfcii. WADDLINGLY, adu. Wfltfc^clig, tcr= IclttJ. To WADE, V. I. n. i. Kakri; 2. fg. bttt(ftarbcitcrt, burttbringcn ; ir. a. (to — through), bm'c^wateii, buvc^gc^en. WAFER, 5. bie iEBrtffel; (wafer-cake) 468 bcr biinne ^ucfccn, 23affclfu^ctt ; bie Dblate, bcr 2}hltlblacf; sacramental wafers, Jtif4)cnoblateii, ig>ofticrt; wafer-box, bie Dbtateilbofc; —iron, ( — tongs, pL). bag 3Brtfclcifcn; — maker, bcr SEnffclbiicfcr ; Dblaten^ fcacfcr. Tn WAFER, v. n. (lo.— a letter, cillCll 53ricf) iiiit Cblate jiimacfcen. WAFERER. s. bcr aBiiffcI(--Jluc^cu=) sBiiifer ; SBaffelycvfaufer. WAFFLE, s. bcr 2aaffclfuc^cii ; — iron, ba« aBaffcIcifctt. To WAFT, V. I. a. 1. Ici^t llttb fc^llcU fortbciucgeii ; (iiber ba§ SBaffcr obcr bitvd) bie ^iift) fii5rc:t, tragen ; 511= fitf)reu ; sumei)cn ; 2. flott obcr fd)iuiiiimeub crijaltcn ; ii. n. fd;n)im= iiieit, fc^roebeii. WAFT, s. I. bcr ftfiwimmcnbc ^inijcr ; 2. bag SBe^cn, SHcgen ciitcr 5a&nc al8 ©igiiaf, Bfitfcf't/ 5Rot^}cid)eii ; jv. T-s. bie @i$au ^ficiite SBinipcl uiib bie SBcTOcgmig be ffelbcn) ; to hoist the flag with a — , A': T. bie Slagge iiii ©c^ttu auffiedeii. w AFTER, s. 1. bie Sa&re, bag 3adit= fcfciff, ©ctcitfc^iff, iyoot jurUcbcr= fal)rt ; 2. bcr Saf;rmann. To WAG, v.a.&-n. 1. frfliittdu, XMO.- cfftit, mcbein, fcfemaitjclu; 2. wan= fell; 3. (ftrf)) bcwcgcii, rii^rcn; bc= wcgt iDCvbcii ; 4. (fovt)ge&eii ; to — the tail, init bein ©c^waiije webdii, fcbwaii5clu. WAG, .f, ber (Scfcalf, (Spafjypgel; — tail, bie 53ac^ftcl5C {MotadUa — /,.). To WAGE, V. a. a'agcii, baraii (aufg (S^jicl) fcijcii; to— 'war, Jtricg fiib= rcu ; to — one's law, L. T. cilte Sdjiilbforbenitig, it. f. w. (mit ©i= bcg^clfcni) abfffcroorcit. WAGER, s L bie 9Sctte; 2: bcrSBctt^ prcig, bag aScttgelb ; to stake for (to lay or to make) a — , auf« ©picl fcfeeit, rocttcu; name your—, mag gtU bie SBetfc! — of battle, {vadiatio dudli) bag 5liicrbietcn jam (gcrid)tlic^en) 3roeifam;)fe ; — of law, I.. T. (vadia- tio icgis) bag 9Incrbicteii beg $■■. bag 5rad)tgc(b, ber 5rad)(Io^n, Siif)rlobn. WAGONER, s. ]. bcr gii^vmamt, ?yra(i)tfiil)rmann; mh. t. bcr 5,rain= fnec^t ; 2. Ait. T. vulg. bcr grpgc Sar, cot, SSagClt ; corps of wagocers. bag (5pri>g bcr 2;raitifplbatcn ; — 's whip bie gubrmaniigpcitfcbe. WAGONING, s. bag Saf;ren, Sracfit*. fa^ren. WAG-TAIL, s. vid. UlttCt Wag. WAIF, s. L. T. bie l)crrcnlofc ©ac^e, bag serlprne @iit, ber {)ervcnlpfi giiub, bag scrlaufnic ^id); geftpb- lettc, SDin Sieb meggcwprfette ®iit. 7'oWAlL, ». I. n, bctlagcn ; li. n. fla' gen, n)el;flagen, ftci) bctlagctt. WAIL, .9. bie Jrtlage, 2Bet)ffage. WAILFUL, adj. Haglid), tramig. WAIN, s. bcr3Bagcii, jjnrren ; Charles' — , Jist. T. bcr grp^e SBiir, eel. SBa* gen ; — bote, bag 3Sagncr^i>lj ; — driver, bcr gul)rnianii, ,$tarner; — load, bic iffiagciilabiiiig, %xa^t ; — rope, bag SBagenfeil. WAINSCOT, s. bag 3:fifflwevf, 0eta= fcl, bie aScrflcibiing, SStibrcttcrnng, bic (gtitbeiiiBanb ; — logs (— boards). Sea lavg. ci^eucg 2Bagcnfd)0§. To WAINSCOT, V. a. tafclii, jibcrtafdii, ciulcgcii, fccrflfibeii. WAIST, s. 1. bcr 8et&, Uuterlfib, bie S;aiUe ; 2. jv. t-s. bie J?»it>l (berStini begcbcrflcn Secfg jroifct)fn ber SSad imb Sdjaiijc, weldjer r.i4>t bcbccft tfl) ; bie Saft (aiif J{'aiiffa!)rern, bcr Siamn eineg glatten 3>e(Jcg jmifcfcen bem ©ratfpiU uiib bcm groSeii gj2«fl) ; — band ( — belt), bcr Scibgiirttl, ?etb= gnrt; .^pfenbunb; bie ®egcn!oppel, UntfcfetiaUfo^JVtl ; — cloths, pi. bie ©c^anjflfiber (auf.)?rtfgefd)ifffn) ; — nettings, bieSiiiEcnucttfii an beii (£ei= fen bcr .tiibl ; — rail, bie 3?aakiflf. bag 9iaal)pls; —shirt, bag ^dbNinb, Sorl)cmbi^en, bie C?&emtfttte; — — trees, pi. .V. T. bie SBanberfptercn. WAISTCOAT, s. bie aBcjle; ba« aBammg, Jf amifol ; — shape, baa 2Bcftcnf^ii(f, ®iltt ; — stuns, SB?^ ficnjeuge. WAISTERS, s. pi. jv. T. bie ,RijI)!gQfifu (bie in bcr ^\x\)\ bte SBac^e fioben). To WAIT, V. a. s,- n. i. warten, trnmr= ten, abttjarten ; 2. bablctben, in l§r= wartung fes^n, ba fes;n ; 3. begfciteii, fplgcn, yolgc leiflen ; 4. lauern, nuf- iauern ; to — at, aiifwarten, bebif; nen ; to — for, marten nuf . . , eimari ten; belanern; he was waited for, mm martete auf i^n ; to — on or upon, 1. anfivnrtrn, bebicnen ; 2. feine ainfmartung ma^cn; 3. ficl brmij= t{)ig ober uiitertbiinig be ^eigen ; 4. br^ forgcn, bcrric^ten (cin Stmt) ; 5. be^ gleiten, fofgen; to — on one with., einein mit etmog aufmavten; i — on (upon) you {or your pleasure), ic^ flctie jU 3^ren Sictlflen) ; waited on by . ., tn Scgleitung »on . . . WAIT, 5. bicgauer, bcr »^tntcr^alt; to lie in — for one, eineiii aiiflaticm, na^lflellen ; to lay — , eincn ^intev- balt legen.' V/AITER, s.l.bcr Slufivarter, .ei bin 'i)icilfl I)abcn ; lords (grooms, &.c.) in — , bic bienflt&nenbcn Sprbg (jfajn^ mcrl}crrcn, «. f. m.) ; officer in — , bet «)ad)tf)abcnbe Dfficier, Dfficier soiii 2;age, Dfftcier du jour ; — bey, bet Saufiiinge, S3urfc^c; — gentleman, ber jcammcrbiener ; — gentlewoman, bie Jlammcrfran ; — maid ( — giii), bie 9lufmarfcriiiii ; bag (Sc^enfmaM ^iw (int S[Qirtl)«baiife) ; bag .ftann. S!;;rniabd)cn, fin ?cipiig) bte Surge* WALK WALL WANT magb ; — man, bff Saifci, 33cbtcnte; — woman, bttS Jtammermabcfefii. WAITS (Waites), s.pi. ijtc (Stabtinuft^ {attten. WAIVE, s. L. T. bie Oeac^tete. To WAIVE, B. a. Dcvlaffeil. WAIWODE, s. vid. Vaivode, &:c. To WAKE, V. I. a. wetfcit, aufwcrfcit, crtuecfen, tii XhatiijEett fcljeii ; (to — a corpse), bet eiiter \!cirf)c luadjeii, fte bemac^ett; ciu Seictjciifefl fatten ; li. n. ttjadben, ermac^eit, aufmacieit ; fig- icb^aft fe\)ii ; rcac fi-Dit, lebeii. WAKI<1, s. 1. baiS 33ac^cit, bte 3Bad)c, SJlac^tiuac^e ; 2. JJebteinuae^s ; 3. ba« ,^ir^roci5fcfi, bte _.*lii'c{)im'ffe, cut. ^irm§; 4. bte ©c^tfriVuc (-Spur et= ucS fafjreiicfit Sdjtffel, ber fetricf) auf bent SBaffcr) ; jv. r ^al5 JlKhuaf= fee ; to be, ji) tlie — of a sliip, ftc^ tilt Jiiehuaffcr eiuc^ aitbcnt 54)ifff-3 be= fiubClt; — roliin. bcr %x\.ni, ^te ','[VPU8= Hjurj, iUa(}cini)urjfl, ^^l^riuurjel (jlrum mnculatum — /-.•. WAKHFUL, ('(/o. —L\K luij. wac^eiib, iyii4>fam; filtiafloS;' — ness, s. bte aEadjfamfett, (SiiflafloRiltfif. To WAKE.V, (I. 1. a. J. luctfctt, aiifnjc= (feu, vege maiijcu, cniu'cfcit ; 2. auf= vejtu, reijcii, tjeiuorbriugeit ; II. n tuac^ea, aufiMcbcii, cnuadjeii. WAKENEK, s. ber t^i-mccfer; 3iei= jcnbe. WAKER, s. bcc @cu>eifcr. WALACHIA, .s. bte iBallac^ci. WALE, s. 1. bie -auft-tticite, ©aMIetjle, fcaS ©a^lbattb ; 2. jv. r-^^ (bie l)cr= au^fle^citbett $faiifeii am ©c^iffe), ^ao ©erg^olj ; 3. vid. Wkal ; — knot, vid. Wall-knot ; — sided ( — reared), aufie^cub, gcrabe. WALKS, s. i. aSa(e«, aSaUtS ; 2. pi. A', r. bie 33fi-fl^i5Ijer (viJ, Wale). T„ WALK, V. I. (I. S- V. 1. (511 gup) ge- ^cii, etiil)eri^el)cn, jtc^ 53emegung iua= c^eii, fpajtereit gei)eit, ftcf) ergefteu; 2. etiicu e^i-itt gebeit; tin ©ctjrttt rcitett; 3. maubedt, uiuge^cit, fpitEeit fleijea ; i. njaitbcfit ; ()fvuinfit^reu ; 5. ftc^ cnffeiiieit, abreifcti ; 6. xoan- bciit, lebeit (ill ber sHibel) ; a spirit ivalk.s in lliis house, (S fpllft ill btefeill Jpaufe ; to — about, bevumgefjcn, fjerumiuaubcrn ; to — along, tueitcc gcl)eu ; to — back, Jltriiifgc^eit ; to — by, UOfitbefgcl^CIt ; to — down, ^iauuterge&cit ; to — forward, wci= ttt, oovWiiitegebcH ; to — in, ^iiietn fpajiereit ; — in \ {)crciu ! to — on, fortiuattberu ; — on : ge^ ju ! sor: tuartS ! to — out. aitlfpajteren ; to — round, uiii etiuaS tjcruiitge^cn, f)cr- iimfii^rctt ; to — up, ^tiiauf gcheii ; to — up to one, fluf cilteit 10(3= obec iiuge&en; ll. a. 1. burcfigehcit, bm-c^= waiibcrii ; 2. tretcii, betcetcii ; 3. fiit)feii, gc[)cH ma4i«it ; to — the rounds, bte 9iuiibe geheit ; to — one'a horse, feiit ^fevb fpasiercii vctfcit, obcf bctm 3'iuiue fit^veu; to — one about, etlieit t)Cl'mitfi'')ff" ; to — one away, llttt ciueiu 0'Pl"'^^'-'"b) foi't- ge^cit. WALK, s. i. ber Syajtergaiig ; 2. ©iiitg, (£ci)ritt; 3. ($pa5iefweg, {3Baiibe(v Siift^ @ci>ittteii=)@aitg, bie %lUt ; bee 2iJeg ; 4. bie S8e= fcfcaftiguitg ; 5. (til aBeftiitbieit, bie 3lttfei-=) *Pflaiijmig ; to take a — , fpajievcit gebeii ; a — of snipes, Sp. E. etitc Jtitte (ciit f^liig) Sc^nepfen ; the snipe at — , bie '^ssctjitepfc auf bem S'trtc^e; in the liiijhest walks of society. Jig. ill belt J)ijc^fteii Jtreifeit bev @e= fellu-{)aft. WALKER, s. 1. ber ©^jajierganger, gupgaitgcr, 3JJiipiggaiiger, sppvi^er^ treter; 2. SBalfmiiller ; 3. 2Ba(b= beamte, ^gcgereiter. WALKING, ?«rt. ba§ ©e&cii, (Sp(t5ic= ven ; — the plank. Sea cant. ba3 burc^ ©c^tpmcittcvei erjaningeiie ®el)cu iiber ciii fc^maleS SBrett mit serbitii= beiieit 5liigcii, fo bn§ ber @e()ciibc iiber 33prb fallen mittJ ; — cane ( — stair. — stick), ber <2va5terftoi_; — fire, ba« 3rrlirf)t; —place, ber ■^1^0.- jievplag ; — sword, ein $iinge= ft^roert; — whip, bie ©pajier^ Vcitfdjc. WALL, s. bie SBaiib, 2)Jauer; (5^itfe= We^r ; to f've one the — , cineii Dben= Art ge^crt^iiffen; to raise a — , ettie 3JJauer aiiffiifjreii ; to take the — , obenait gc^tli; walls have ears, aSanbe i^abcii D^reit ; a — of rock, eine jyelfenwanb ; walls, pi. bie 3)tnu= eni, (yciiitirgSiverfe, Beftung ; T. bie feffer {Sedum acre — l.) ; — rocket, bcr milbc aOcgfcnf, ba8 Onetfeufrant ; — rue, bie a}?auer= raute, ©teinraute (.fispicniitm rata muntria — /,.) ; — • sided, aitfte^eilb, gerate ; a — sided siiip. ciii ©f^iff, beffen (Scttcii teine (Sinnjcic^uug l)abeit; — spring, cinc Oucile, bie aii§ Selfenfc^ictteii fjersprquilU ; — tree, ber ©palicrbanm, iljaucibauin ; — wort, ber 'iltticfi, 9]iebcr^p(iinber, 3tt.H"Vg(}0lllUbcr {Sambucus ehulus — I.). To WALL, V. a. mit einer 3)?aMer itm= geben, ummancrn, untwallen; eiu= frf)lieien, befeftigen, mit gc)iung«= lijcrtert ycrfe^en; to — up, jumaueVn, yermanern. WALLERiTE, s. bcr 3Ba(Icrif. VVAi,LET, .?. 1. ber aBatfatf, Oiierfaif, iSc^nappfacf, SieifefaJ, bte afeifeta= fd)c, baS Sefleifeu, ber STpiuifter; 2. bas ©tiitf, ber Jtinmpcu. WALLLVG. .<-. ba« Ummaucrn, ®c= mdiier, 3}2a«cntjcrf, bie 5Bcrntaue= rung. To WALLOW. V. l.vA. fi* (im .(lotf) u. f. lu.) luoijen, ftd; langfain bcivc= gen, ftV^ fcbleppen, wiiblen; 2. tu ,«tPt^ nub ?afier lebcn, fc^twcl^en; to — in pleasures, in S^ergnugeit fcttwimmeu; ii. a. lualjcn. WALLOW, s. bas S)rei)en im ®e§en, ber luacfelnbe ®ang. WALLOWER, 5. einer, ber fic^ tin .Jtp= tlje wiiljt. WALLOWING, part, —place, He Jlot5= nci)e, Sciwemmc, Spfii^e — navea luogeube 2BcUeit. WALLOWINGLY, adv. ■ mit SBaljen, n)iif)lenb. WALNUT, s. bie SBallnu^, tualfc^c 9iu^; — shell, bie 2BaUnn5fci)ale : — tree, ber ilBaHnupattin Ijuffiau.-. regia — L). WALRUS, s. bil« 2BaUrof {C.-Tnchecus ro.9iaarus — />.). WALTER, s. 2Bart^er (a)?anii«uame). WALTZ, s. ber aSaljer (S^anj). WAMBLE-CROPPED, adj. vulg. etneu oerbprbcnen ilJagen l;dbeiib, itbel. WAMPUM, s. (Wampam-peaoue, Wam- PU.H-I'KAGtTE, Ober cuntr. WoMPEAaUF.) ber aSampum. WAN, adj. bleic^, bl«6, friinflic^ au«= fefcenb. WAND, s. bie gint^e, ber ©tab ; ^e^ tplbftab, Spmmanbpjlab ; 3««6crflnb, bie 3a«bcrrutl)e. To WANDER, v. I. n. 1. ujnnbevn : fc^roiirmen, tjerumflrcifen, ^erum= fcl)metfen, bcrumirren; 2. ftc^ ber: irrcn; 3. wa^nftanig fel^n, fafelu ; 4. abroeicbeit; u.a.* burc^wnnbern WANDERER,.?, ber aBaiiberer, .§erum= (ireidjer, .§erumf4)roarinet:, ©c^wavs mcr. WANDERING, s. 1. baS IBanbcvit, ^crumtrren.^erumfireifen, @c^tvar= men, bie 2Banbcrnng, SBanberfdjaft, ©d)iin'irmerci; 2. bte >,}lbn)€tci)ung, ber Srrtbnm, bie SSerirrung ; 3, Unge= tviiibeit, Unfiatigfett; — ly, adv.xnaw- bernb, ^erumlaufenb; jerftreut, flat= terhaft; —gout, Med. T. bie piegeiibe ®icl)t, lattfeube ®ic^t. To WANE, V. n. abiie^nun, t>erfaUcti ; uermclfcn. WANE,5. l.bie 3lbna^me, ber i8er= fall ; 2. ba« atfane^men beS 3Jconbe«, Ic^te a^iertd. WANNE.SS, s. bie g^ieic^e, SSliiffe. WANNISH, adj. bftic^. To WANT, V. a. A- n. 1. niJtfitg l^aben, bcbiirfeit, braucfjen ; 2. 2JIangei lei' ben, 9)Jangel liaben; 3. nti' ttmaS fet)tcn, crmangeln laffen ; 4. arm fel)n ; 5. miiffcn ; 6. (gem) lopllcn, iininfiljen, ucvtangeu; to — with one, ypu eiitem WpUc'ii ; i — to speak to him, icf) mi.ici)te nitt ibm fpred;en ; I — every thing, eiS fel;lt mir an SlUem ; who wants you to do it 1 \V(X t)er= langt ba« ypn3I)neii? he wants her for a wife, er iin'inf^t, serlangt, nuntte fie genie jur ^rau ; she siiaii — for noiiiirig, tf)r foil 3li^U 'abge* I)cn ; lie wants to see her, er H>tll fte gem fet^en. WANT, s. 1. ber 2)?angel, ba« a3c= bi'trfilip; 2. ber ©ebrtrf; bie ©r^ mangelung ; 3. berSlJaulmnrf ; — o^ faith, ber llitgiaube, aSaijnglaube, •Dliyglanbe ; — of goods, ber aBaa= reiibebarf; —of money, bie @elb= nptb, bcr ®elbmangcl ; for — of money, auS 3JJaiigel an @elb; fbr — of which, in ©"imaugeliing beffen; to be in — of.,, 3)?angel let ben an . . , ttmaS bcbitvfen, niitt)ig ^aben, brau= cfeen ; — hill, ber -Iliaulmnrf^ftaufe. WANTAGio, s. ber iUJangel; ba« ge{)= Icnbe, aJiauco, 5)cftcit. WANTING, adj. fcblciib, Hiangelnb ; to be—, fef)len, mangelit, niitbig feaben ; to be — in . . . c« feblen laffcii an . . ; I shall not he — on niv part, an mir foil eS llit^t fcflten ; he was not — u, himself, er baf e« m fic^ nici)t fe^ten lafen, hat fic^ nid)t uergeffen. WANi'LESS, adj. viii}, tilt 2Bol)lftanbe bcfinblidj. WANTON, '.nd,j — ly), adj. 1. mutl)' unlJii '"■'■e, Icic^tfertig, hfutnr 49» WARD WARL WARR f(^oIfbaft, frp^Ii*, Iiifltji ; 2. au«= gelaffKU, fret, Itcbciiici), Uiflern, lecfer, WDlIiiflif^, gfif, iipiJig; 3. fc^abenfro^; 4.' iintjejwiingfn, an fetite Orbuuiis] obcr 3icgcl gebunbeit, rcaeHoS, jiii^cllos ; a — look, ciit lupcvner, tn)bUi-tf4)ev 53licf ; to cast etc look with) a — eye upon . . , lu= flcrne iMiJe luerffu auf . . ; to grow — by prosperity iiit tMIiiJe iibeviniU t^ifj WCVtcn ; in — sport, O^tie SiM' ftift, lacfteiibfti iDhitbc«, auS Wliit^= unllcu ; — fielJ-;, liici)ciibc j^elber : — ringlets ( — lock-;', iippije (frft I)ev- abwalleiibc) Soifni ; — tricks, ©^(1= mcnftreic^e. WANTON, s. 1. bic roolliiftige $erfon, 93u&leriuit ; 2. ber t)ev[tcbte 'Olatv, ?affc, @e(f ; to pi,iy Tiic — , bie S8ut)= Icvtnu fptdfi!. To WANTON, V. „. i. firf) aiif \vo\l\u ftige 9lvt yergiiiijicii, licbcln ; 2. fpic= icn, tttiibelii, fitcrjfji, fdjafcnt; 3. fc^waiijelit, benim fl'itterii. WANTONNESS, .•;. 1. bcr >DhttfewtIIc, bieSficfctffvttijfeit, Sc^iafcrci • 3}hin= tevfcit; 9lu«i]i'lai'fcnl)ctt ; 2. $ufifnt= beit ; ^ft'iginti) 511V aBoUitfi, bcr .^ansj jur lliifeiifcfcfjeit; tie ®dl= ftctt, Ueppigffit ; 3ugeUoftgfeit; 3. Sufiigfcit, >5ro^lif^£etf, Cauiic, bcr ©dfecrj. VVAPACUT, ,>', bie ^ubfonifdje (SnU, .^a6i($tsci!le (Stryt macroura). WAPENTAKE, .r. bag .fiiiiibcrt, bcv ^unbevtbfKirf, bic (5ciit. WAPITI, s. bcr 2Bapttt {Ccrvus cana- densis — Briss. ; C. strongyloccros — Schr.). WAPP, s. is[S ai'aubtrog. VVAPPE, s. bcr .^niiSbmib, .gofbitnb. VVAPPER, s. ber @riiUblilliJ {Ci/prinus •^ohio — Ij.). WAR, s 1. bcr Jlrtcg, btc Scbbc; 2. ■^eiitbfcligfcit; '6. fis- bic SEaffeu ; 4. Jlrieg«macf)t, baS ificer, bic 91r= Hire; 5. bcr jtricg§bicii|l; chance of — , ba« ,5lricg«glii(f ; powers ai — , bie fricgfiibi'c'nbeit 3JJac^te ; to make — , Jl'rieg fiibrcii; to make — upon, befricgeu; hniy — , bcr Jtrcusjug ; — attire, bie ,itricg§tvact)t (luilbcr 5Bi.U= fcr) ; — axe, bie ©treitarf ; — dance, bcr jtricg«taitj ; — estaWishment, 6cr .itricgSflltJ; — horse (—steed), baS ©trcttroft, Jlrtcg«})ferb ; — minister (minister of — ), fccr J^rtcgSmtuificr ; — office, baS, JlricgScoIlegtum ; — proof, frieg«geii»obnt, Jampfgcpriift ; — rockets, bie (Stmgreb'fdjeii Sraiib- rafetcii ; — whoop, bas Ji?ricg«gc- fc^rci, ber ©cbhicbtruf ; — worn, im .Sricge abgciiu^t, inifgcitomincti, tricgcrmiibet, frtcgcgmiibe. To WAR, V. n. fricgeu, jirieg fiibrcn. To WARBLE, 7'. n. .^- 71. 1. tCtrbclU, jraitfc^erii, fcblagcit, fc^mcttcrii; tvitlcnt, fiiigcii ; 2. jittcni, bcbcn, vibriren. IVARBLE, s. bcr ©cfaitg. WARBLER, s. bcr ©niijjcr, bic (£aii= geriuii; bcr Singyogc'l; blue-throated — , bilS 931aUfef)(d)f:i (SijlrAa suedca — Lath); epicurean — , biegctgeilbrof= fcl {Sylvia ficcditlii — />.). WARBLES,^, pi. flciitc, biir^ 9]ci= bung bc« eattel« otcr bmc^ ©iigev= liitge crftaiibctic i^ciilcii im 9iiirfcn ber ^Pfcrbc it. f. xo. To WARD, J), a. (— off) abbaltcu, (ih-- webveii, tecfcii ; aiiSprtrirot. WARD, s. 1. bie aBa*e, ^fiiit, 9hif= ftc^t, a]ern)al)rnng, iffiebr; 2. a3or^ inunbfcbaft ; iWinberiabrigfcit ; 3. ba§ m.\x\Ml ber $fleg(iiig, Untcv= aebeiic; 4 bie SBcfii^uiig : gcflimg. ©c^attje ; 5. bns ©cfangnt^jimmcf ; 500 o. bie i^i'tf^ ©cwabrfamc ; bic ®e= fangcnfc^nft ; 7. bie 9lbt|)cilimg in eincm ©pital; ba3 Steoier, bcr iQt- jtrf; 2Sab(be?irf ; baS ^icrtcl, @tnbti>iertcl ; 8. ©ewirrc (in citiem ©cbloffc) ; bcr ijart (Jtainm) an ei= ncm lmtmann; 2. bie 5ljfitnbbirne ; —of a mint, bcr 5VIJiin5= luciftcr ;■ — of a port, ber .§afcninei= fter ; — of a university, bcr Slcctor ciner Uniuerfttat ; — of the cinque ports, bcr Slufi'cber bcr Siinfbafcn ; r. (in ben Srcimanrerlogcn) ; junior — , bcr jwcite 5luffc&er; senior — , bcr crftc 9luf|'cbcr. WARDER, s. 1. tcr aBarter, Syarbtcr, 9tuffcf)cr, L^Siifcr; 2. .§crolb«ftab (©tab be3 5H3affcnberp(b8) ; warders of the tower, bic 2;biirbiitcr beS Sptvcrg (ju SonbDii). WARDROBE. ... 1. tie €^)arbcrobe; Jllcibcrfainmcr ; 2. ./,v. bcr Jlleiber= »orratI) ; — bedstead, bcr 33ett= fc^raiiE. WARDSHIP, s. bie asornuinbfitaft; iaS 33ormitnbfrt)aft8rccf)t, bie a)Jiu= bcrjabrtgEcit. WARE, aiij. 1. iH'rmiitbcnb, gcwabr, vcrfebcng ; 2. vun-ficbtig. To WARE, vid. T> Weeh. WARE, s. bie 2Saarc; china—, baiS 5porcefIan ; Dutch — . bic ga»cnce ; eartlien — , ba>s irbcne ®cfcl)irr, ©tcingut; sea ^. bcr ©ectaug {Fn- ciu — L.) ; small wares, bie Eurje SSaarc. WAREHOUSE, .v. bcr ©Vfidjcr, bie 9}tfberlnge, baS (SSaarcn) imager, gjJagajin; ^pacffeans, 5lmbarre; — accountf ta9 S!agcrcoitto ; — book, baS Sagerbud) ; — bu-^inc^s, — line. bniS aSaarcufad), bie aBaarenfcunt-- nijj ; — charges, pf. bic Sagcrfoi^cn, bcr ?agertin5, baj iiJagcrgelb, bic ?agcrgebitoreii, Sageniiict^c, ?ager- fpcfcti; — clerk, fcr Sagerbicncr ; — (or warehoused) goods, anfgcfVci= rbcrte (aufS Sagcr gcbrarbtc) ©iitcr, SSaarcn im fonigOc^cn aSerfdjlufi; — keeper ( — man), bcr ^ancrauffc= bcr, ©Vcic^EvnuffcIjcr, bcr gjiagajin; btrnjaltcr ; — porter, bcr 9JJantt)cl= fcr, 9JJc^bclfer; — rent, bie ?agcr= gcbii^rcn, baS Sagcrgclb, bic Sagcr= obcr ©pcifberfpttcii, \;ager= obcr ©peicbermietbe, '^agcrfp'cfcn, bcr ?ager=- obcr ©pcirl;c'rjin^, ?lmbar= rcnmictbe ; warehousing, ba3 58rin= gen auf baS Sagcr. To WARE[iousE, v. a. SBaarcn auf baS Sagcr briugen obcr ucbmcn, cin= obcr auffpcid)cVn, WARFARE,.?, bcr JtricgSbienft; iai Jlriegfiibrcn. bcr AricgSjuftanb ; Jlricg, 3wift, bic Sebbe. To WARFARE, v. n. fricgcn, tm ,Rric= gc fei)n, etn friegcrifcfjcS Scbcu fii^= ren (m. «.). WARINESS, s. bie aSorftd^t, a3ebut= fambcit, ©orgfait. WARLIKE, adj. fricglicbcnb, !vicgc= rifd), fircitbdr; — exploits, .ftriegS^ tbatcn. WARLIKENESS, s. brtS Jtricgcrifcfte, bcr fricgertf4)e ©inn («. it.). WARM (ado. — ly), adj. 1. Warm ; 2 fg. eifrig, fcurig, inntg, inbriinftig 3. bifeig, fiJbn, Jsiitbenb, ^eftig, leb: baft ; 4. fcfciuarmcrifcf), cn(bufiailifd), — blooded, bcitJbliitig, biljig, bfftig; — headed, fc^wcirmcrifd), entbujii'aj fiifcfe : — hearted, Warmbcrjig, tl)nU ncbmciib. To WARM. V.}. n. wcirmcit, crftiarntcu ; II. n. ftfb Wiirmen, ftct) crmarmcn, warm trerben. WARMING, ill compos. — pan, bic ayarmpfantic, bcr sBetttiHirmcr, baS SBctfeu; — stone, bcr aSavmflein (ciue ?lrt ©tcine tu 6onmiali) WARMNESS, Warmth, »-, bic aSarmc; fis;. c&i^c, ^cftigfcit; bcr ^ifcr, bie Suiitgfcit; ©^luarmcret, ber (Su; tbufia«mu3 ; warmth of a colour, bte aSarinc, ba« (Jcucr ciner yarbe. To WARN, V. !-.. U'arncn ; erinncrn, crmabueu; (siA.V?r) benat^rid^tigcn, 58efd;cib geben ; to — one away, ei= ncm ben 5)ienfi auffiinbigen ; to — for duty, MU. Ph. jum Sicnftc bcflcU len. WARNER, s. bcr aSavncr, (Jrinnerer. WARNING, s. i. bicayarnung, (Sriu= ncrnng; »or(aufigc 9ln5cigc; 2. bcr SI^cfd)cib, bie 9lnffiinbigung (ciucS Capitals obcr cincs 'Dtcnftcg) ; to give — , iuarncn ; vorbcrfagcn, auf= tijnbigcn; to take — . ftcb warncu (fagcn) laffcn; anfgefiinbigt fcl)n; at a minute's — . cine 3}Jinute yorbcr bcf^cUt; 5u jcbcr 2JJinntc in a3crcit= fd)aft ; — wheel, T. bag aBariiung«= rab, ainfcblagrab (in bcr Ubr). WARP. s. 1. bcr aBrbcrjc((c(, Slufjiig, ba« 3Bcrft, bic .R'cttc obcr bcr ®iuii& fine* ©civcbcg ; 'l.^ca lamr. i>aS a3ug= ftrfeif, a3ngfirtaii, ed;tcpptan, SBcrps troB ; bie' crftc gcgcbene \2ange bcv ai^anbtane vom Jtiffcn am Xi^p bcv aJJaftcn big an bie obcrftc 3inngfcr ; — and woof, AVttc uub ©iufc^lag ; — beam, bcr ,$?cttcnbaum, @arubaiim (am aScbftubi). To WARP, 7'. I. n. 1. ftt^ ircrfcn, ftcfc biegcn, fvumm U'cvbcn (bcfonbcra poit SOrcttcrii). abivcicbcn ; 2. cinl)cr jicbcn ; II. a. btcgcn, abbringcn, ab- bringcn, ablciifcn, Icnfcti, ocvlciten ; to — up a ship, cin ©d)iff (mittclfl ciueg 9iubevbP0tc«) am ©eilc fortiite» ben, promaufrodrts jieben, bugfircn, warden, serpen; in compos, —loom, ber aBebcrbaum; .v. vv. — block, bcr ©dievblod; — imok, cin .§afeu am 91nfd)crpfabl, burd; jycidjcn bie Jlabclgarnc fabven. WARRANT, .9. 1. /,. T bic aSoIImad)t; bcv aSoIljicbunggbcfcbl ; bie 58efug= \\i\i, 5Pcrcrbtigung, (Srlaubnig; 2. ®eipdf;r, aSerfii^crung ; 3. 9Jecl)tfcr= tigung ; 4. bag 3? "gniS ; 5. jwn. t. bag SPatcnt obne beg .ftbnigg i&icgcl itiib Unterfcbvift; bic aBcfiaUung ; /., '/'■s. — of arre.st, — to apprehend the body, ber fcbrift!id)e unb bcftcgeltc ^kfebt yir (-frgvcifnug cincg ®cfc§5 iibcrtreterg, SScrbaftgbcfebf ; — of at- torney, bie^.n'ocuvatorifcbc aSoHmadjt; — of caption, ber ©tcJbricf; — ol comtnitment, bcr a3cfcbl }Ur (5iuEcrfc= rung eincg aScrbaftctcn ; — man, jW. T. tin iibciidbliger 9}?ann, bcr in ©nglanb auf iebe (fompagnic alg3lc= cibcnj teg 9tcgimcntgcommanbeiii;^S jugegebcn an'rb ; — oflicers. bie 3Iuf- fcbcr iibcr bic aug ben fonigttctfn aQcrftcn perabfolgtcn ©c^iffsbcbiirf^ niffc; dividend— bit 3i"*ffiftC' ^f' 3ingabfd;nitt, SinScoupon, *}Irtifn« coupon ; press — . bic C^nnatbtigunt; WASH WAST WATC Jet -ilbmtralifat jum a)?atrof£U))vcf=^ fen. 7b WARRANT, v. a. 1. bejeiigcil ; 2. bcyolImdc{)tti5i;ii, bcvcdjtiflcii ; 3. 6e= frcteii, ftci^fvii ; 4. geiua[)vcti, ®ema^r (SSiivgfc^aft) lct)1eti, burjjeit ; bcfiaiti>= tea, bevfic^ern, bci-biivjj'fii, bafiii- ftc= ben, gut fagcu ; 5. icc^tfertiijcu, bc= ftatigcn; i — you, tc^ sjcrftd)cre 3^= «eu, icf) ftcb^ 3!)iifii bafiiv, Dcvlaffcu (2ic fic^ aiif niic^. WARRANTABLE, adj. ju rcc^tfevHgcn, gii yevt^cittgcit, ucrautivoi'tltc^, cr- laubt; — by law, gcft^licj) cvlaubt ; it is — to conjectures, C^ ftc^t JU »er= iniit&cu; —Illy, adv. I'cvantaiovtlic^, iiiit 31cc^f, biUtiicr SBeife, billig ; — cess, s. bte 3]franhD0vtlic^Ecit; 33e= fJifltfteit. WARRANTEE, .?. /. r. 1. bie ^pcvfon, tDcI^er @eiual)i" getciftct anrb; 3. Ser 43ci)0llmac^ttgtc. WARRANTER, «. 1. bcv ^SoyoIlntacbtU gcr; 2. 33iirge, @cn)d|)v«inanu, (Sa= acnt. WARRANTOR, rote Warranter. vvARRANTY,s. 1. bte ©crodbrletfliiitg, saiii-gfc^aft, 93evbinbltct!fctt; 2. Soll^ inacijt; 3. ®croa()r, (Sicber(;cit; 4. 33itrgfc^aftgobligatioii, bcr S8iirg= (fd)aftg=]fd)etll ; undiir your — , uutcv S^rem Setcrcbeve. WARREN, s. ba§ ®e^dgc; jtaiiiii^en= gebnge, ber .itauindjcngartcu; bte gafniterie; ein eiiigebagtei- X(;etl ct= Hc§ Sluffc«, urn Stfc^e bariii aufiu= feeroaoren. .VARRENER, s. ber .i?agcniei|lcr; St.). VVARRIOE, s. ber Jtricger, Jtvicg«= maun. WARSAW, s. (6tc ®tQbt) SKarfd)au. WART. s. bte 2Bar}e ; bee 5?Iusrou(^S; ^!e 2Jlaufe (bev $fcibc) ; — cowry, txx ,Kori:fttopf, foralleufoi-mige Jluopf feine iDiiiftijcIavt) ; — stones, Syavjeiillciue, (^tcinmavjcn ; — wort, baa SBaVjenffaUt ( Heliotropium curo- jianini — /..) ; bev Scttiieitroifbf I, bte SBolfSUlilc^ (Euphorbia kclioscvpia, — WARTED, adj. B. T. roat'Sig. WARTY, adj. warjig, yoU SBarjcn. WARY (adv. — ily), adj. boiftrfjtig, 6e^ bdc^ttg, bebac^tfain, be^utfara. 7'« WASii, B. a. iC- n. 1. wafc^eit, nafj tnflc^cn, biirdindffei:, fpiilcu ; r)/p. r. rtbfpiilctt, flbfc^wcben; aiiSfpiilcu; licfpiUcn; bciip^eii; 2. roiff^eu, ait= ftificfecit, tiifcf)cii, tllumiiiiven; 3. Vlattircu ; I — :iiy hands of tlmt afTuir, i<^ tjabe mit bev ©adje utc^ts ju fcf)af|rcn ; to — the wood, t. ben cr= ficrt Setmgntnb juni SJergotbeu U= gen; to — away (or off), inegiuafc^cn, njegfvnileu; abujafct)en; to — down, uiebevfpulcii; to — off, (b im Jlat= tutibfiiifen) au^roafc^cn, .tujfpiilfn (uai^ bent Svudfen) ; to — out, au3= waftS^eii, »ei'mafd)eu, wegmafdjeu; to — over, ubcrfinitffi;u, iibertuiid)cn, itbcvftreic^ea, lauircii, mafdjen ; ftri3= men iiber ... WASH, s. 1. biiS 2Bafiteit, bie 2Bdfcf)e; 2. bag (abgdaufeuc) aOaffcf ; ©piiU luaffev, (5j)ulid)t; 3. bie 33efpuluug, IJlufviiiiiitg. Ucbeffc^meminiing ; 4. ter Sumvf, 9JJoiMfl, -$^^1)1 ffic^te 5^i)etl eines ?$[uffel ; 5. baS i£*iniut joaffer, (Sd)i)nl)eitSroaffer, ©c^ijrt= ^citSmitfcI, SabniUiiffcf ; 5. bte biin= re, mafffvige Snvbe, 2;iiuc^e, S;ufc^e, ftrr SiiSii^, ijirnip; 7. bet; biinne SJJefalliibevjng, bie 5p[attirung; 8. ber 5DIctfdj (beint 33vauutroeiiibrcn= neu) ; 9. (in SBcflfiibteu ii. f. ro.) bie 2)Jifd)ung yon 3uifevabfdlleii, ©ivitp n. f. w., anS bet dinm bcfiiUivt unrb ; — of an oar, ba§ 531att an eiucm Ditem (3tllM-f); — of the sea, ba3 *.>lnfitfagen, ?lufpiilen bev ®ee, bie iifailblllig ; a — of oysters, 5C^n a3u= fbel ?Inftein; — ball, bie eeifentn= gel ; — board, bie brette gujjieifie ; jv. T-s. baa Scfeborb, ber Sefegang (auf fleincn ga[)V5eugen) ; — boards under the clieeks, bie ^lafebalfen (jnnt SSrccfcen bcv 22cUen) ; — bowl (— hand-basin), baS SBafc^becfen ; — house, bflS aOafc^^rtltS ; — leather gloves, Jtiafd)Iebernc .§aiibfc^itl;e; — pot, bcr 2Caf^toj)f, ba« 2Bafd)gcfaB ; — tub, bag 2Bafc^fail, bev iiSafd)Eii= bel; bie Srdbevtonne. WASHER, s. 1. ber S^iffi&cr, bie SBd^ ffberinn, aBafrbfiau ; 2. 53ad)ftelje ; bie (ringffirmige) (5d)eibe bev 31d)fe juv S3evl;iitung ber 3ietbung an ber tiinfe; drag-washers, jW/. T. 3ug= fd)eiben; washers of a cart, 3ll31'ilige an einem Jtarrcn; — woman, bie 2Bafd)fraii, 2Bdfc^erinit. WASHING, s. 1. ■HA^ a3afd)en, (£vii= Icn; SBefpukn, 2:iiffl)en; 2. bie iS5d= fd)e; 3. bo8 SBafd^gelb; —of ores, J\Iin. T. bie ^Vjrodfi-|e; —of wool, bie aSoIIroafdicj — board, Tiip. r. ba« 23af(^bvett ; —copper, ber ai!afd)= !cffel ;— day, ber aBafd)fag, baS aBafd;= feft; — horse, bcr 2Safd)botf ; —ma- chine, bie 22afd)mafd)iue; — fiiks, 2Bafd)feibc; — tub, baS aBafd)fa^, ber a8afd;fiibcl, bie 2Safd)roanue. WASHY, aiij. \. rodffertg, feud)t; 2. ivetd), weidjiicft, fc^lajf, fd;road). W,\SP, s. bteaBcSpe; — tongued, nn= gtbnlbig, reijbav, jdnfif^. WASPISH {adv. — ly), adj. mitrrifi^, scrbriepliil), brnmincnb, gallfiic^tig, jornig, veisbar, leid)t aufjnbriiigcn, jdnfi]c^; — ness, s. bie iible Ii*aiine, ^erbrieglic^feit, baS iniirrifdje ffic= fen, bie @aUfnd)t, beijiige, jdnfifd)e 5I3cfc^afffnf)eit. w ASSAIL ^. 1. eiu2;ranf anS?lei.'fe[n, ^uifcr nab 5IIe; 2. ba« Sirinfgelag, feanfj^elag; 3. 2;rinflieb; — bowl, ber .^unipen, baS groge ®U\i ; — cup, ber iOec^cr, ^ounipen. Til WASSAIL, v. It. (beim S^riiifgclage) frijbtid) feljii, jerfjcn. WASSAILER, *-. ber 2:rtiifcr, 3cd)er, Sdufcr, 3:;runfciibplb. To WASTE, V. I. a. 1. Dcnuiiflen, sevbeeven, ju ©ntiibc rid)ten ; 2. t>crfd)tueubcn, Ucrgeuben, ucrini,n= tern, fd;rodd)en, »cvfc^lciiberit, bur(^= bititgen; 3. bcrbviiigcn, t)crjel;ren; 4. y,. '/'. bevfallen iaffeit; to — in gaming, yerfpiclfll; to — away, abnu^en; to bo wasted by.., babin gcfc^ronubcn feijn nor . . , ycrje^vt roerbcn uon . . ; ii. n. abnebmcn, ucr= ge^cn, fd)n)iubeit, abjcbrcn; the day wastes, ber 2;ag iicigt fid) ; to — away, binfcftminben, abfallen. WASTE, adj. 1. ueniniflct; 2. wiifl, obe; 3. unniij^, niibena^jt, fiblcc^t, roevtbUi*; 4. iibcrfliifitg; to lay (a country) — , (ein ^aub) nemviiften, uerbeeren; — board. ba^S S^otbbvett; — book, ^1/. R. bie .ftlabbe, baiS' Sour^ nal, 5J3rouiUoa, i)ianua(, SJiemorial, bie StiMj^e, ba« giJotijenbud) ^n flii^^ Itgca (Siitiuiivfea; —cotton, Slbfall von *l3aammolIe ; — gate, bie vSd)leu= §e sum X'ltlaffea bc5 JffiaffevS; — lands, nnan (cbaute *,;dnbercien, ^et= ben; — pi )o, bie 5lblaufii3[;rc, ber ?lb}it3 ; 'I)lP. T-s. — paper, ber 3lb= gang; ba8 (bte) ajJacalatur ; —sbtev tcr aJJacalaturbogen ; — silk, ber 3lb> fall son i£cibe, bie (geibentid^e ; — thrift, bev S)nrd;bringer, SScrfcftwcHs bcr, Sci^lcmmcv; — timber, bcr (33an:) .Bof^abfall; — time, bie frcie 3eit, 2.1htfiefiunben ; — vi-eir, baS Slufjicf)- »et)r, Sd)leu6enroe^r, 9lbjiig«iuehv ; — well, bag ©cnEIod), bie Slbjuc^t ; — wood, ber .^oljabfaU; — wool, bei ^amnici'ting (gtocfen ober 9Ibgang bciin 23oH£dmmen). WASTE, s. 1. bie aSerttitflnag, 9Scr= becraag; 2. aaniifce3lutueubaag, Ha= itii^e 'Jlufopfernag, uanii^e 5ln§gabe ; SSerft^mcabung ;' 3. 5lbnal)ine, 9IuS= jcbrnng ; 4. bcr Slbgatig, 9lbfall, bie (5Vill4<=' fcf'-' 23erluft ; 5. bie aSiifte, ©tniJbe; 6. Typ. 7'.baS3af4>u§pa^ier, bcr3ufd)u^; 7. L. T. ber I'om ^d(^= tcr sitgefiigte !Sd)abcn, ba§ Spoliani ; the — of a ship, bev lecre, nabcfc^tc Sc^iffSramn ; a wasting disease, citlC berjcijrcnbe ^'raaf^eit. WASTEFUL (adv. — ly), adj. 1. «er>t.n'i = fienb, 5)erf)cevenb, seiftiireab, «erberb= lic^; 2. serf^weitbcrifd) ; 3. Bbe; — expenses, iibcrindpige 3liiSgaben. WASTEFULNESS, s. bte i^cnyujtung, 3Seif,^roenbnng. WASTENESS, .v. bie iffiitfle, ©inijbe. WASTER, s. 1. ber aSenviijler, 3Ser= fc^njciiber ; 2. ber .Kaiittcl. ■ WATCH, s. 1. baS aSnd)en ; 2. bie 2Ba= fbe; 9^ad)troac^f, (Strctfroad)e, 3^uu:^ be, Qaarticvwac^e; (2d)iffiimd)e ; 3. bie aSac^5cit ; 4. ber 23ad)ter, ^often ; 5. bie 5;afd)ennf)r ; 6. fi/r. yiufmcrf= famfeit, 2iQac|faniffif, i?lcf)t; a — o( nightingales, Sp. T. ber Xrapp, glug ?lad;tigallen ; alarm — , bcr JBecfer ; to be on the — , luit Slnfmcrffamfeit entgcgen fe^cn (einem @reigni§) ; A' v'-s. to set the — , btc ^aHjt anSjtel^ Icn, rangiren ; the morning — , bie 3;agroad)e, yon 4 bis 8 in;r 3Jiorgcn8 ; the noon — , bie .'BorntittagSwac^e, bon 8 bia 12ltbl'; the afternoon —, bie aSact)e yon 12 bis 4 UIh" 9}^tt= tags ; the first dog — . bie crfte .^unbe^ road)e ton 4 bis 6 Uftr SIbeiibS; the second dog — , bic jmcitc .^unbeiuac^c yon 6 bis 8 l\[)x 5lbeiibS; the first — , DonS bis 12 \\\)X Sltad5tS ; the second — , bic jroeite SUittchuatte yon 12 \\[)X SIJari;tS biS 4 llbr iUJorgcaS; — bell, bie Sd;ipglorfc, mit bcr ba6 3eic^eii jam yiblofcn gegebeawirb; — bill, bie aBadstroile ; — broach, bic 3Jeibal)le (ber Ul)rmad;ev) ; — candle, baS SfJac^tlicljt; — case (— bo.\), baS U^rgebdufe;. — chain, bie Utjifctte; — crew, jV. t. baS GaartievSyoIf; — dog, ber Jiitteabaab, .§ofl)uab; — finisher, bcr llljryoHeilbc'r ; — glass, bag U()rg(aS; — glasses, JV. T. bic 9Bvt(ttgIdfer (gaabnbrcn »on 4 Stanbcn) ; — gun, bcr SCac^tfcjjaiJ aaf Sctiffca (3)?orgcHS nab ilbeabS) ; — hand, bcr ll()rjeiger; — holder, ber Ui)r^alter, 3iir'iini»fiifffefr; — liouse, bnS aSadjfjaaS) bie aCacl)e, aBad)ftabe; baS SiDilber^aaS; — light baS Sfla^tlicljt; bcr ^eadjt^ t{)avm ; — maker, ber U^rmad;cr; — man, bcr SBdc^ter, bie SBadjc ; ber SfiadUwdc^ter; — night, bie ■3{a(^tiyad)e, 93etaad)t ; — paper, baS tpapier iat Ul)rgcbdnfe (geroijl;nfict) mit beS U()rmacbcrS yfainen); — spring, bic Ubrfcber ; — tower, bcr aSaditljarm, bie 5Bartc ; — trinkeus, pi. Ubrgcbdagei 513erlocfen ; — word, bie parole, SJofaag, baS SofuagSroort; — works, bag UI)vmcrf . To WATCH, B. n. &■ a. 1. tvadjCtt, 2Ba= c|c I;attea, be»Vflc{)en; 2. beobac^teni 501 WATE WATE WATE S. 5(c|)(- ^abcn, waxUn ; i. (auf/lau= erii, Oelaitcvn, bclaufctjeit, ciufDaffcn ; to— a sick person, fcci eiacnt ^vaitfen llia^eil • to — an opportunity, btC ®f = kgcii&cttabpnffen cbcs: «)rtt)rnc{)infn : to — for, evftiarteu ; to — over, -nxp 4>ett liber .. ; an otter watches, Sp. T. flue Dtter wac^t, ft'ftt ciiif fccr ?aiicr. WATCHEB, s. 1. ber SBiiitkr; 2. ^t-- lauvcr, ?auf4icr, 2liifpafffv; 3. Jtraii; fenroatter. WATCHFUL (adK. — i.y), adj. HjaC^fani, r.ufmcvffam, vovfidstiij, ' bc()utfam ; to carry a — eye upon . . . , VOVftd^tii) fe«ll bet ... , in ... ; — ness, .9. btc aBat^famfctt, 3lufmerffamfctt, a]!ov= ftcbttgteit, 53el)Utfamfctt; ©d^Ia'flo= fisfcit. WATCHING, s. bas 3Brt(teit, bif a3ac^= famfeit; ©d^lappftgfcit. ;VATER, s. 1. bas aBaffcr, (befji^Ici*eii bnS ber Cfbcljletne) ; 2. bnS IJBaffer, bcr 3)?Ptre (auf 3eiigen) ; 3. bie See, ba« iHicei-; 4. bcr llrtit, ^ani; 5. (red — ),btc Saw^e, bie ciii§ ben 22iiii= eit bcr ^Pfcvbc fliep; waters, 7^^. bie (Sewiiffer; ©cfuubbniiiiicii; cu. t-s. — of crystallization, bilS Jtviftafli= fatiOK«Waffcr; —of separation, (Sfi)Ci= vetuaffer; slie went to n. for tlie benefit of the waters, fte fltlltl nrt bcB fri; fc^cn SBafferS in .^ollaitb ; — bath, ba§ SStlffcrbab; — bearer, .^.st. 7". bcr ^fflnffermanu ; — bellows, cin @c&lii= fe, bflS burd)2Ba)fcrin 33euieflnn3gc= fc^t wirb; — betony, bie Sraunwlirj {Scrophiilariaaqiiatica— A.) ; — borne, Ttur cbeu flptt ; — botiie, bie 2Baffer= flafc^e ; — brook, bcr Sact), baS 2Bnf= fcrcben; — cnlrrop (—nut), bic 93af- fernn9, ©tnt^clnuii ; — canteen, ^ie ^clbflnftbe; ~ carriage, bie aSaffcr- fract>t ; — carrier, bcr SBaffcrtrager ; — cart, ber aSafferfiirren (5nm 3ll?af= fcrf?>rcHgcn) ; — cask, ba8 aQaffer= fil6 ; — chick-weed, bie QucUeilniPUs tie (Mnntia fmitana — A.) ; — cider, bcr mtt aSaffer oerbiinnte Giber; — clock, bie aBrtffcrnbr ; — closet, ein 2yafcbav»)arat ; aibtritt mit ciner aSaffcrrSbrc i(i!m aibfpittcn; —cock, bcr aBflffer^flbn; — colour, bie a3af= fcrfarbe ; — coiourenb ; — drinker, bcr aSaffertriufer ; --drop, ber aGaf= fcrtropfcn; —drop-wort, ber ai>affcr= fennel {CEnanthe — I J \ the— 'sedge, baS Ufer (cineS g(uffc§ ober bc9 ?Jiec: rc«), ©efiabe ; — eft, bie aSaffcrci^ bec!)fe ; — eider, bcr aJJap^olbcr {Jlccr camprstris — /> ) ; — elepliant, bCtS i^IU^pfcrb, Sflilpfcrb (Hippopotamus — L) ; — engine, ici.^ aBaffcnticr! ; — ewer, bie ©ie^fanne; — fall, ber aSaffcrfall; — fern, bie fifni.3fi^c DSmuiibe, baS 3)?atentraubc})cn (o^-- vmnd:i, — /,.) ; — fiend, bic SBaffer- nirc; — Sx-wort, bie aBaffcrbctonie {Scropht^aria aqiiatica — J,) ; — flag (— flower-de-luco), bic aSaffcrirtS, ber flCibe ©C^tDcrtel {IHa p.^ewlacorus — L.) ; — flea, bcr aSafferffob ; —flood, bic aBaffcifutt) ; — fiy. bie aBaffcr= fliCije ; — fowl, bcr ayaffcrvogel ; col- lect, iai aSafferijcfliiijcl ; — fox, fig. bcr JlarVfen ; — fraiue. 7'. bic bnrd> aSaffer gctricbene Svinnmafc|tuc ; — furrow, ein flciiKr Slbjuglgrabcn auf Selbern; to — furrow, r. a. mit tJlbsiiij^gniben buv4)pfliigcn ; —gage, bcr (aSattcr=)Snmm, 5)c»^, baiS a^ebr ; bcr aBaffcrmeffer ; — gall, bie aBaffcrgnllc, 3icgcngaIIe; eine uom aBafferfliirj entftanbene ?iitfe obcr .§6bl"ng ; — gang, ber a8affer= gang, aSafferfauf, bie aBafferlcitnng, bcr iKiiblgrflben ; —gate, bie (aBaf= fer=)S(blcuf)e ; — gavel, ba8 $a<^t- gelb fiir bie Sif^crei; — germander, baS ©rorbienfrant, ber Sac^eBt«ob= Ullld) i'J'cucrium scordium — L,.) ; — gitder. ber aBaffcr»crgi>Iber; — gii(^ ing, bic aBaffcrucrgolbuug ; — g!a- dio'.e, ba5 ,SamCCI[)Ca {Rutnmus wnlel- latus — /. ) ; — glue, bcr SifdiK' im ; — god, bcr aSaffcrgett ; — gold, 'i.) ; — hen, bil8 aBaffcrbubn, Siobrbubn {GnUimda — iiri.>ts.): — hog, bflS ^^nlbfaninc^ctt, 3}?CCVfl'^tt)Cin CCacia capyhara — J.) ; — lioles of the sprit-sail, JV: T. btC Stu- gcu (9i,icber) bcr a3hnbf ; —hook, be-r Biiumbatcu nm Scittet; — boar- hoiuid, ber aBafferanborn, aSolfSfu^ (/.ycfl/iMs europatus — X) ; — house, ber aQaffcrbel)alter, baS 9Jefcr»oir; — house-leek, vid. — aloes ; — hyssop, baS ©nabenflMUt {Omtiola oj/kinalis — I..) ; — leaf, baS aBaffcrbiatt (Hy- drop/i.y.'lum — /,.) ; — lemon, bie ler= beerbtattrige ^affioujblum? (Pa.^si- ftora laurifolia — L.) ', — lentils, btC aBaffertiafcn (I.emna — , MarsHea — L) ; — level, bie n)(igfrccf)te iJage; — lily, bic aBaffcrlilie, @ceblnme (jv>hi- phwa — L.) ■ — line, Vn aBaffcrboBe ; aiuSTOaffcningSlinic, {?abc=)aBaffers linic, aOaffcrtragt (cineS S(^iffc§); — lock, bic Sraufe, Sc^njemmc; — loggeiff bil8 »iel aBaffcr bi'.rd) ciiten ^^d bc(om= men bat; ~ man, bcr Sab'^'n^ii'i' Soptfiibrcr, (5S>crfiibrcv, <5c^utenfiib= rcr; — mark, bie SlntbbiJf)c, bieaUaf=» fcrmarfe ober bcr Slanb, biS «>o ba& aBaffcr brtS Scbiff berii^rt ; ~ mea- sure, M. E. ein 3)ja9fi»(2alj, Steins fobJcn «. f. to., bcHH SSerfauf an a^ovb bc8 Scbiffeg; -- melon, bie SGaffcrineloue, aubiife {Cmurbitad- tniiin — 1,)) — milfoil, b.u^ laBatTcri. S^aufcnbblatt C.fi/riaphy'.ium — A.) J — mill, bic aBaffcrmiible ; — mint bie aBaffcrmiiiisc (Mcntiia uquniioi — JL.) ; — moreen, gciviiffertcr -J^fobr ' — newt, bie aBaffcreibccl>fe ; — nut, bie aBaffernil^ (Trapa nutans — /..) ; — ordeal, bie aBaffcrprobc (im ®:i= teSgerit^t) ; — orme. Sea long, fauiw binrcidbcnbcs aBaffcr jnm ^^lottblfts ben ^abenb; —ouzel, bie 28affcram= fcl, ber Sc^lDCi^Cr (Turdus dnclus — L) ; — paii, bcr S5affereimer ; — parsley, bcr 2Baffcre)>pid), bie aBaf= ferVeterftlie {.apium graveolens — U ; — parsnep, ber fifine aSafferepptcb, aBnfTerincrf {Sium — /- ) ; — ppi>|iw. bcr SBaffcrpfeffcr, ba§ aji&ndb&traut {Polygonum hydrnpiper — J^) ; — pim- pernel, bie Stranbbunge {SmmUx ru- lerandi — X.) ; — pipe, bie SBaffcr^ rol)re ; — pipes, Sen. king. V\t aBafffr^ lieger, Segcr, aBaffcvfyilJev; — piar*- tain, ber aBaffevwegcrig, i5rofd)li>ffc! {Jllisma plantago — -^ ) ; — \>oa,, bij3 aBaffcrriSycwgraS (Pu,i atfuntici. — • /..); —pocks, bicaBafferpPcfcn, S?af- ferblattcvn, aBiiib^vocfen ; — poise, bie aBafferamge ; — |)ot, b«v aBa))cv= tPpf, bie ©icgfannc ; — pres.«ure-ei>- gine, T. bie aBaf^'vfaulenniafcbiifc ; — proof, tt>afferbicbt, njofferfcfi; — pursiain,bie ^ipfelblume, ber aSaffcv-- portulaf {Pcplis partiUa — A.) ; — quail, bag aBaffcvl;i;'[>l}; — ouahn, baS ©pbbrennm ; — radish, Wr SJaffct^" rcttig {SisyirUirium ta-restre — A) ; — ■ rail, bie aSafferi'ftlk {Rallus ai^untim — L.); — r.^t, bte aSafferrale; — rocket, bte aBafferraiiff, Ufcrvaiife {Sisymbrium sylue.itrc — L) ; fcicaBaf^ ferratfcte, ber aSaffcrfcfciixirirH'r ; — rose, bie aSaffcrrofe; to — yos. « n. vpflea (.^anf obcrSi*>d)§); — vauna ba§ ^anf= i>bcr (ylflcbSri))icH.;— .«aiJ, JV. T. bas aBaffcrfegcl ; — sap)>iiire. bcr aSafferforppbir ; — sc»iiety, ri.L ItWter Scenery ; — sedg«, vid^ — fit^g'; — shoot, proeinc. bcr ^ffi^afffl-fcbsj}, b.lj aBaffci'reiS ; bcr aSuruli'ffoPB;. m moor — shot, JV. T. eiu ScJi^fo i>(rr» taiten^ba^ esroeber gcgcubeii Strom, nsd) cjner tm(2!tri?melieg,{; — shrew, bie ficine aBiiffermaii«, "®a|fcri>iV mauS ; — shut, bcr aBaffcrbamiii, aSaffcrfdjiebcr, bie (Scblcu^e; — side, bas Ufcr (cincS giafjcs pber bea 2JJfere5), ©cftabe; —skins, a8«ffcr> fdjlan^c (bcr (Sm-atMiien in (Sgi>V= tea); — sivake, bie aBaffcrfc^Iongf ; — soakpd, Bp-m aBaffcr eyft^eic^t ; — soldier, vid. — pjoes; — spaniel bet aBafferbunb; — speed^veil, bsr 5Saf» ferebrenpreiS {Vcro>nca maritima — L.) ; — spider, bie aBafferf)>f)ine; — spike, bC'3 (fci;.njiiHii>enbc) ScnveitfrauS {Potamogeton nutans — Jj.) ; — spirs- Bing frame, T. bic S'r&ffelmafcijinc ; — spout, biiS fpringenbt aSaf^'r ; bie aBafjcrri>bre ; bic aSafferbeff, SSaf^ fcrbraiit; — spring.bie aBiiffei-qtielie; — sprites, aBnffcroeijitr ; — swal^jw, bie .^Bafferfc^walbe; — table, ./?rc/t. T. bic nntcrfle SKattcrleijie ; — tath, eine ^rt Siicbgras, beffcn ©tnu;^ be« S$afen fc^abii4> R^" f'>Ji; — thrusiw vid. — ouzeJ; — tick, bic amtrtfviiii= fc^e .^plimilbc ; — tight, maffcrbii^bt. waffcrfcji; — trefoil, bcr aBafferflcc, SittcrHee {jMenyanthes trifuliata — />•) : — trough, ber aSaffcrtrofl, Sraiiftrog ; — tub, ba8 aBaffcrfafi, bic aB*!ffcrfu=' fe ; — tupeio, bcr aBaffcrbonm (a?/.?;-!^ dcnticulata — L.) ; — twist, ba3 JTcti tengarn, ®ajTer=(3ffcbcl')garn, bft 9lur5ug ; — violet, bie afJoffprsialsi aBaftVvfeber (HMoma. »a/««£ri*— i.ij WAVE WAY WEAK — wag-tail, bte nseiee Sac^ftclje; JV. T-s. — way, ba^ Dc^Sgat ; — ways, bet SBaffergaitj] (auf bnn QSerbccf ct= lies SdiiffcS); — wheel, ba« a2a[fcr= rab; 9}]iU)lrab; T. ciii Jtuitfigc5eit(} Jim SSJaffer jii |cben ; — wheels, bte 23af|"crrcibcf ctne« 3)amvffc^iffeS ; — willow, bcr SSafferweibertc^ {Lysima- ckiilhyrsiflwa — /..) ; — willow(-tree), bie 2BajTcv»cibe, niebrige (obtr (5traUC^=)2Beibe {Salix pcntandra) ; — with, eittc ^pftaiijc auf Samaita, irelcf)e fclbjl in bev trocfeiiflcii 3ftt truifbamt ©aft entbalt; — work, bas 3Saffccmei-f, bte 3Baffcvfunfl (bau= fig iitt j)i.) ; — worm, bec aBaffei'= wanu, bte 3Baffermottc ; — wort, bcv (grul;ltn9«=)2Baffcrftcni (Eiatine To WATER, u. (7. <$• n. 1. njCtfK'^" ; ^' lyiiffecu, begie^ett; 2. t^raiicn, mct= !if u ; 3. tvaiifen ; 4 fc^ineinmcii ; 5. roftctt (SJac^S obcc .^anf ) ; 6. tDcif- feru, flaniiuftt, moii-tvert (Bei'flc ! u. f. ro.) ; 7. aSaffcr fiolett, SSaffcr ; ctitacBmctt (Bott StJ'ifff") ; 8- frf'if= Icn, fc^iUcnt ; to make one's mouth — , euiciii belt aJJutib toajfcrta mac^fit, ii)vi liijierit mac^ett. WATERAGE, s. b«« S-Sfirgclb, bcv gal)rjct(; bte 33affcrfi-ac^t. WATERED, adj. flcnjdffcrt, itioiftvt (4»u Saiibevttiiub geiigeit). CATERER, s. ciucc bet joaffevt, lje= ujafcct, ttautt. WATERINESS, g. bie SBaifevigfttt, gcuc^tigfeit, baS gfiit^tc, Sitnipfige. WATERING, s. baS SfBaffetH, 53cwaf= feru U- f. tu., Hd. To Water; — of steel, b«i5 aSajfefit, glammcn bcS ©ta^l« ; Mil T. — call, bUf t3C JUfaUt^ metijjJet^feit, umflo^tea, u'mjauiieit; 2. init 8i«tf)cu biiibett. !'n WAUL. r. n. miaiictt^^culcii, f{^ret= ett (tt»te eiiic ,Sa^e). WAVE, s. 1. bie aSelle, SlBoge, 3ncc= rc«tt)Dge; 2. Unebcui)ctt; 3l bie ciu= jelite Sianime be<5 geiuaifcrteii 3cu= fie« ; 4. ^rcA. T. bic .^oi^Ueiffe, .§o&I= feble ; a — of the hand, etU SBint ((Scfetuettfcn) bcr .gaiib; — loaf, (in ber S8ibel) ba« SBebcbrob j — offer- ing, ba8 2Bcbeo}.ifer ; — subjected, bem .93affcr ober ben 33c(Ictt au«gc= fftt; — woro, oon belt SBcIlcn ab= To WAVE, V. \.n.i. [lit tBcIIcufijvntig bewegcit, njogcn, tvallcn ; U'c^cii, f^mcbcn, flattcnt ; 2. 3cic^ctt gebcit, icinfcii, jiinicfcti; it «. 1. n)elleufi3v= ntig madjcii; 2. wcllcii, moirtrfii; 3. fc^i»iiigcit, fci^njcntcn; 4. ^inrocg= fc^wemmeit; 5. wcgwcrfcn, ab(c^= iicti ; Bcvtaffcn, fatjren laffcn, aufgc= belt; «crftt)icbcii, bci (Scitc Icgcit, au^fc^en; 6. (in bcr33ibc[) webcn. WAVED, arf/. 1. recUcnfiirmig ; 2. gc= flainntt, moirirt. WAVELESS, adj. njcIIcnIoS, cbcit, glait. To WAVER, V.' n. 1. n.mnfcn, fd)njan= fen, flvauc^cln, flolpern, taumcin ; 2. fig. fid) bcfiuncn ; iiiiffi)liifjig fei;n, anflet)cn. WAVERER, s. bev SAmanfcnbc, Un= fd^lufftge, Uncntfdjloffcne ; fd)n)an= fenbe ^Jotitifer u. f. w. WAVERLNTG {ndr. — ly), adj. f(^Utnn= fenb, uufc^Iiiffig, nncntrc^loffcn ; iimufelmiitH'?. 5n)cifclmiitl)tg ; — ness. s. baS SSanfcn, ©dfctvaitfcn, bie Uiifdjliifftgtcif, Unentfrfjloffenbcit, • B^iJcifelbaftigfeit, bcr 2Banfclntuth. WAVY, adj. wogcnb, luogig, itiellig, wellenfijrmtg, wjallciib. WAX, s. 1. ba3 SBat^S; 2. ©iegcU unices, bcr ©iegcUaif ; 3.ba§£)[)rcu= fi^malj; 4. baS iSctu^(inac^fv)pcd;) ; — baby (— doll), tie SBac^S^jn^^JC ; — bill, bev Jlernbeiger (Loxia — l) ; — candle, (— light,) brt« aSat^Jlic^t ; — chandler, bcr SBac^gjicfccr ; — leather, 2Bic^§tebcr, gcmic^SteS ?c= bcr ; — myrtle, bic ilBac^3nH)rte (.1//- rica ccrifera — L.) ; — palm, bic SBaC^«)3almC (Ccrozylon andkola) ; — reels, SBat^gftangcn ; — scot, cine Qlbgabe jur Untert)a[tung bcr Jliv= ct)cnbcfcnd)tung ; — taper, bieSBac^S- fcrje, bcr 3Bnct)«flocf ; — winder (— stand), cin 9Barf)SfiocfIcud)tcr; — wicks, mit 3Bacl)S biird)5oncnc .\;ani= pcnboc^te; — work, 3Ba(^^ftguvcrt ; — works, pi. ba§ Sijar^iSfignvcncabi- nct. To WyVX, r. I. a. Htit SEac&S bef}vei(()cn, tuddjfen, wict)fcn, bpf)ncu (feine S:ifd)= lerarbcitcn u. f. w.) ; mit SlJad)* Ijevbinbcn; ii.n. wactifcn, sunc^nicit, ttjevben. WAXEN, adj. tuactfcm, uon SBac^S ; — image, baS 3!Sa(i)5bi!b j — chat- terer, ber @cibenfc{)W)anj {.ampcUs gamda — />.) ; — vein, 'J a It "^cl^ niont'g SKiirfd. WAXING, s. c/i. T. bie (fvtbcidtiig uon reac^Sartigcr 2Bcic^()ett burcl) ?5cucr Pbcr Sluflbfung; v. tciS ftellcnweife llcbcrjicbcn beg ,Kattiin8 mit ^aA)§ »or bem 5)rurfcu, urn bic itiibebcifte %axbz fcuriger unb bcftdiibiger ju niac^cu. WAXY, s. ttjac^Sartig. WAY, s. 1. beraOcg, bic Strabe; 2. (Sticcfe,22eite,Dcffiiung, bcr 2)iivrb= gang; 3. bic 3ii(^tiing, bcr ?auf, Wortgang, Sortfcfiritt ; '4. baS 9IuS= njcicljcn; 5. bie SBal)it, bcr 3finiim, $(afe ; 6. ba« iWittet, bev3utritt, 3u= la§; 7. bev Scobac^tunggfrciS; @e= ftct)tgtrci«, S8cfiii)rnng§frei« ; 8. bie 4H'£)anb(uiig§avt, yirt, aQeifc, g}2e= tl)obe, bcr i^Uan, baS a?crfa^rcn ; 9. ber SBillc, ©inn, bie i^'aune ; ways, JV. 7'. bie .gtclliiig, 'Sta).Kl6li.nfc ; — of the rounds, kiH. ber 3ionbeii= meg, bic ^-Oeimc; — of a ship, bic Sabrt, bcr (langfame obcv frbnelle) ^aiif eiiic* Sdjiifcg; bic ^iic^tung cincS SdjiffeS, bov (?pui« ; the ship is under — , brtg (Sdjiff Iduft, {)nt Sal)rf ; which — 1 luolnnV auf wtU d)e Slvt? wie'^ which — shall I turn'? wo^itt fDll icb niict; wcnben'^ this — , ^ier^in, t)ierbuvc^; that — , bat)tn, baburci) ; every — , auf aUc 2lvt uui 2Bcifc, in allcr .§inftct)t ; every — a liar, cin ©rjliigncr, Siignev »on .^auS auS ; any — , auf ivgeub cine SBeifc ; a thousand ways, «uf taufcnbcvlct 5Ivt ; no — , feinea SSegeS ; by — of apology, i:nt ftc^ ju entf(i)ulbtgcn ; to go one's — , fcincrt 2Bcg gef^cn, fovtge{)cn ; to go a great — , weit gc=: I)cn, yie( Wirfen ; to come one's — , bevfommcn ; in the family — . auf freunbf(i)aftlic^em Sufic, im gamt= licnjirfcl; cni. fdjwangcv; to be in the — , bet bev .ganb fcV)n ; fcvtig fci)U ; to come in one's — , cincnt tU bcn2Beg(ju ©cftdjt, untcv bie 9lu5 gen) fomiuen ; to stand in one's — , cincnt tm 28ege fle{)en; Ijtnbevltd) fct)U; he is of my — of thinking, cr tft Htciucr SJfcinung, ^at meine 9fnftd)i ten ; to be out of the — , bcn 2Bci^ yevfel)lt babcn ; ftd) ivrcn ; nid)t bet bcr .i3anb fei)n ; jcrfivcut feV)n ; nic^t jnv ©ac^e gcl)6i-cn; this isa thing out of my — , bayon uerftcbe tc^ nid)ts ; baS ftcl)t nidjt in nicinev ©eraalt; 'tis much out of my — , baS ifl gailj auiicr mcineni $taiic, babci vcrlieve id) ; to go out of tiie — , fid) licrirven ; to get out of the — , ivcgfd)affcn ; ftcfe baiHMi mac^en ; to ask out of the — }U uicl forbcru ; to make — , to stand out of the — , or to clear the — . au>3 bem SBcgc flel)en, ^la^ mad)cn ; tn give — . n.'eid)en, augrocic^en ; nad)= gcbcn, flatt finben laffcn; fallen (tm ^t'rcifc) ; to break the — , au§n)cictcn. au« bem 2Bege fa^rcn ; lead the — , ge^cn (Sie boran; to make one's — , fovtfcmmcn, entfommen ; ( — through ..) biircfjEpmmcn; ftd) 3iig«ng S>cr= fd)affen ; to make one's own — , burd)bvingen, fcin ©liid mad)cu ; he must have it is own — , CV Will CS na^ fciiicm (Sinne t)abeit ; ways and means, 3)Jittcl nnb aBcgc ; bie 53e= red)nnng bev Staat«eiufiinfte; — bill, cine ^ifte uon iperfonen ober ©iitcrn bie man fdfjrt ; — bit. etn Stiicf aBcgc« ; — maker, bCV 2?0V= Idufev, SBa[)nbvcd;cr ; — mark, bn§ SQcgcseidjcn, bcv Sfficgtocifer, bie ifficgcfdnle, bev ?DJetlfnjeigev ; — out, bcv 9lu§mcg, 9ln§gang ; —thistle, bie .fiaferbiftel, gcmeiiie j)if}cl, Sclb= fctjaVtC (Sr.rrtitiila ari:eiisis — /,.) ; — thorn, bev 2Begcboni, Jtreusbovn {Rkanmus catlinrcticvs — /,.) ; — through, bev JDuvc&gang ; — wiser, bcr 2Bei\emei|er ; — worn, uon 9iei= fen cvmutet. WAYFARER, s. bcv SBonbcvcv, 3?ct= fenbc. WAYFARING, adj. vcifcub, tuaitbcvnb ; — tree, bcv '.). 7'o WAYLAY, v. a. auflaucvu, nad)= ftcUcn. WAYLAYER, s. bcv 5Uiflaiiver, 3Iuf= Vaffer, yiadificllev. WAYLESS, adj. uniucgfam, ungcBaOnt. WAYWARD {adu. — ly), adj. miiv= t(1c^, launifd), wunbcvliii), fcltfam, eigcnftnnig, ucrfcbrt ; — ness, s. bie aSnnberlic^fcit, miirrifc^e, uble Sau: ue, a?crfc()rt[)cit, bcr (Sigenftnn. WA YWODE, «. bcv SBoiroobe (in 5J5o£ (en) ; — ship, bie SBoiwobfc^jft. WE, pron. lUiv. WEAK, adj. 1. fd)n)ad), f(5«>(ic^Iid),- 2. fvantlicb, nngefunb, ftcc^:3. o^n» mdd)tig, fd)laff; 4. nnbereftigt; — beer, biiuneg (fc^n)a(i&c8) ©fer; — hearted, mutf)f oS, fcig ; — land. biiB* nev, (cid)tev sBotcn; — loincd Ictu 5U3 WEAS WEAV WEEN bcnl.i^m ; — minded. fcl)mnc})fo)jftg ; — side, bte f(^mfl4)e 'ScitC ; — sounds, fc^Wii^e 2-iJnf. VVEAKENEK, i. (bcv, bic) bn« a§ iBermogeti, bie 2Bol)l[>ibeii^ett. WEALTHY (ado.— ily), adj. vcic^, «eV= niogeub, begiitei't. To WEAN, V. a. eittwo()iie!t, abficnjol)= lien, abbvtngcn. WEANEL, Weanling, .«. ba§ ClltWO^ltte Xi)in; ba« ciitwo^iitcJtiiib. WEAPON, s. bte 2Saffc, ba« ©ewe^r ; weajions, p/. bie epoi'cti ber .^iifnier iiitb jitugcn .!3dfutc bci .t5abiteiifdm= Vfeii; B. T. Slonieii, »aS ft* bnvd) ben (Scbraitd) abnu^t ober verfd)[ed)tert. WEARINESS, .,. 1. bic Miibigfcit; (Sr^ miibuiig; 2. Uiigebulb; 3. ber Uc- bcrbru§. IVEARISOME (adr. — ly), adj. frinii= teiib, miibfant, befcf»tccrlir6, Idftig, taiignjcilig. langiuicvig; iibcvbviii,\-r — ness,».bie ^Jiiibfanifcit, SBcfctnJc'i= lid)feit, 5!dfligfcit, gangwicrigteit; ber lleberbrnp. WEARY {adn. — ily), adj. 1. miibe ; 2. ilberbriifftg ; 3. eriniibcub, Idftig, miibfclig, befcfcioerlirf) ; not to be — with you, uin ®ie nic^t jn esiniiben. To WEARY, V. a. 1. criuiibeit, miibc uiix^ft!, abiuatten; 2. beldftigen, (tUdlCH. WEASAND. I- piofi) «.bte Suftro^re. WEASEL, *. bss 33ieftl j — coot, ber 504 ffeiufle (Sdgetaud^er (Jiergus minuius — L.). WEATHER, s. ba§ aBcttcr, bieiSitte= vmig; .v. r-s. a — the helm! litu= wdrtg bas Stuber ! faU' ab ! hard a — ! fair (gan$) ab ! — beaten, \>m Sffiinb Ullb aScttcr befd)dbigt, jiiitgeuom= ntfU; ujettergebdrtet, bur* i^axM SBetter abgcbdrtet, »erriif^t ; tiie — beams of a ship, bic Sucfeite ciueg @d)iffc^ ; a — beaten sailor, ciu bc= fabnier (^a'J ift gcfcfeirftcr) 9}Jatrofc, taS D^rlainiii ;' m: t-s. — bit, ein Seeing bc« Slnfcrtaucs um beii Jtopf beS 53ratfpi(l8; — board. — bow, bie aOiiibfcite, aSctterfctte (ciucs unen) ; — braces, bie SJuybraffen; — brails, bie ©eitaiic an ber Suufcite ber (2c= gel; — cloths, Ueberjiigc »on 5)3re= feuuing i'tbev bie gcflaiiten .^dngc= iiiatten; — cock, ber 23ettevbabn ; ^nr. ber Uiibfftdnbige ; to — coil, v. a. jv.T. bcini 33ciliegeiiauf etnen anbern 33ug jvriibcn; — driven, (burd) Sturm) «cvfd)lagcu ; to — fend. ?>. a. tior abetter fc^ii^eu ; — gage, bcr SBct^ terjciger ; jv. 7\ SBortbeil beS 2Biu= bes, bie aBtnbfcite, Suyfeite ; to gain (or get) the — gage, of a ship, ciuem ^Scftiffe bie ?uy obir beu JiJinb abgc= winnen, ober bie ?ud abftccben ; to keep the — gage of a ship, ciu (Sd)ijf cffeu .baltcu, (luomdrts wn eincm Scbiffe bletbcu, um c3 au-Jfcgcln ju fintlieu) ; our ship has the — ' gage of the otiier, tiiiv feabcu bic 52ut> be« a\u bcvn (5d)iffS ; — glass, baS aBvtter* gla«, ber guftmeffer ; 9i5dnnentcffcv ; shepherd's or poor man's — glass, bag ®and)beil {Aiwg'ains nrmnsis — /> ) ; — headed, nerdubevlid), Hiettevwcii= bifit.; JV. T'S. to carry a — helm, luygierig fe»u; — most, ant weite- ftcn lny= ober winbrodrtS; — proof, — proved, wettcrge^drtct (vki. — beaten ; — tight) ; .V. T-a. — quarter, bie SKinbyierung ciucS ©rbiffes auf bcr ^uyffifc ; — roll, ba« 2d)liugcrn ttarf) ber iiuyfcitc ; — shore, bcr\iul>= >vall, Dppenuafl ; — shrouds, bie ?uymanb; — side, bic 2uy, Suyfcite; to go to the — side, aiiluticn, n>inb= njdrts (bal ift gegcn ben 23inb) ge= ben ; — spv, bcr aycttcrbcobad)ter, 2Bctterprcipf)et, aycttcrfuubfd;aftcv (». ii.); — stained, yom (ece=) aUaffer befc^dbigt; — tide, vid. WiNDWARD-TiDE ; — tight, ( — proof), tvetterbicbt, wetterfcft (yen etnem i^abrjcug) ; — tiling, ba« SDctfcn bcr 2Bftterfeite (eineS ®ebdubc8) mit 3icgcln ; — wise, wctterfuubig ; — works, pi. .m T. bag tnbte SScvf, bie obcrn Xijnlt bc« Sd)iff8. r« WEATHER, V. a. i. bcm 2i3ettcr (bcr @cfabr) trotseu, bie Spi^c bic= ten; 2. mit ©djiyirrigfoit yi^ibci fommcn, ficb tmit iOJiihc) buvd)ar= bcitcn, unbcrftcticn ; 3. bcr ?nft aus^ fefeen, liiftcn, au^mittern, (anS-) trotfitcn (\v. ii.) ; to — a hawk, .Sp. Ph. ctncii ;5alfcu in bie frcie ^uft ober tn§ ©riinc fcfecn ; to — a cape, a point, fin Pap nmfcbiffcn, bci ciiicr Saubfpt^e yoriiberfcgdn ; to — a gale, fg. cine Sd)>i'icvi|)feit beftc= gen ; to — a ship, eineiit ®d)iffc ben SSinb abgovinnen ; to — out. ((Stiir= nic) aus:t)»iltcii, (®cfa^rcn) aug; ober iiberileben. Tn WEAVE, V. a. njcbcii, U'irfcn ; fledjten; vcnvcbeu, cinivcbcn. WEAVER, s. bcr 3Bcber, 2Birfer ; bsu — , ber .^aarflccibtcr ; _, or — fish, bcr 2}Jcer= ober ©ccbra^e, bag ^e* tcrmdlincbcn (Traclnnus — L) weavers, jd. bic ifficbcr (eiuc SSogeU gattung — pioceus — Cuv.) ; — -* heaid, bcr J?amm am 3Bcbflubl ; — — 's reed, bog Slaft obcr 9jiet^ am aQcbjlubl ; — 's shears, pi. bie SSe= berfc^ccre. WEAVING, s. 1. bag 2Sebcn, Sffiirfcn; a3er»eben ; 2. ©cmebe, ©emivf j — loom, ber SBebflubl. WEB, s. i. bag ©ctocbe, ®c»irf ; 2. ber ?^[cd^en obcr bag Sell tm 9lugc. bcr Slor ypr ben 91ugen, bag SIiigcS= fell; 3. bie aBebe (Setnioanb) ; 4. j^r. T. bie giidier jroifdjcn bcr gelge una ben Spafcn eincg eiferuen yiabed obcr cincr Srifecibf; — of a colter, bie (£d)ncibe bc§ 5)^fln,cmcffcrS; — footed, fdjroimmfiijiig, mv. Br[)iyimm=' bduten ycrfe!;cn ; — giitb, be r geiocbtc @nrt. ^ WEBBED, adj. jiifammcn geiticbt, burc^ cine .§ant ocrbuubcn. To WED, V. a. &■ n. bcirrttijcn ; ycr= f)ciratben ; bcrbinbcB ; fg-. (fiir tm^ mcr) yereiitigcn, (fiiv immer) ncbmen. WEDDING, s. bie.^OC^Jcit ; — chamber, bic 93rautfammcr ; — clothes, pi. bic ^oc^jcitflciber; — day, bet ^i>d)= jcittag ; — dinner, bag c^od)5eitinaf){ ; — feast, ber .§oc^jeitfd)mang; — garment ( — gown), bag .*5od)Jcttflctb, 4h-autf(eib ; — ring, bcr 2;ranriug ; — song, bag .^od)jei{gcbid)t, Srflut= licb. WEDGE, s. 1. ber^eif, ©vctltfcil; bag ,$?eilf6rmige ; 2. bcr Jilumpcn (•iDictall); — of gold, silver or lead, bcr ®olb=, (Silber; ober SBlciflunj-- pen, bic*-8!ciinulbC; in the form o/ a — , Icilfiirinig ; lead in w«dge.'<. a^tei in -3J2ulbcn ; — hor>e, a '/'. ba3 feilfih-mige sjjcin ; — shells, ©nmpfs mnfciieln ; — .shaped, — wise, fett=: fijrmig. 7'oWEi3GE. V. a. 1. !ei[en, fterfcilcH. fcfi eintrciben, ctubrdngcn, einswdn- gen; 2. 5erfei(eit, fpaltcn (i». fi.) ; 3. .fio-. iinfbalten, bemmcu; to— in, ein= fcilcu; /"•• einfc^lic^en (in ciuen 58c- jirf), cinfpcvrcn. WEDLOCK, s. bic 6be, ber 6befianb; joined in — , ycvt)civatbct, beref>cltd)t; out of — , unycrmdblt; to enteriipo» — . in ben (f beftanb treten. WKDNESDAY; s. bie 2)2ittltipcr^C, bCT WEECH-ELM, .•!. bie ciiglifdjc brett= bidttcrigc 3J iiftcr ( U/mits scabm — h.). WEED, «. bag Unf rant ; ill weeds grow apace, prov. llufraut bcvgcbt ctdjt. To WEED, V. a. gdtcn ; »on llnfraiit befrcicn, (mit beraBurscl) aiiSrci^cn, nugvottcn ; fig. bcfreicu ; yoin Rafter vfinigcn. WEEDER, s. bcv ©dtcr, Slugyottcr. SBcfreiev. wi;eding, part. — chisel, riit mcigcj* dbnlic^cg SBcrfjengjum ©dten ; — forceps, — tongs, bte ©dtcjangc ; — firk, bie ©dtgabfl; — hook, bal ©dtcifcn, bic ©dt^aue. WEEDLESS, adj. pbiic Utt!vai:t, rein. WEEDS, s. pi. bicaSittaientrniicr. WEEDY, adj. 1. aug llnEraut btfli* bcnb ; 2. 'yoll Unfraut; — ways, mit Unfraut yenoaitfeue aScge. WEKK, .«. bie SiBod^e ; ~, per — , »o» dicnroeifc, iooc^entlici) ; — day, b«» aSocbcutag. WEEKLY, adj. Sr adv. nu'^t^fnWfift . wbrbentlid). 7'» WEEN, IT. n. wdbnen, glauben, fi^ btjvftcllen, fid) eiubilben, bcnftu WEIG WELL WELL TffWEEP, v.a...'i-n. 1. Weilieit (—at, over, liber) ; 2;()vancit setgie^cu, be: Mjetneit ; 2. ilaacit, bctfage it ; 3. hi)- Vfelit, traiiffit; 4. feuc^tfci;ii; to — for, bcmeiiteii, bcflagcit ; to — for, or with joy (sorrow, &c.), »DV (JrCUDC (Sci)mcvj, w. f. w.) wetnen. WEEPER, s. 1. bcv 2B€tuciibc, .Kla= gciibc; 2. ber ,riifeii ;.4. fur midjtig ^\ittf ii, fd)uecit, ^iiUeii, briicfcii, laftcit; 5. tll^ic>£)ot)e loiltbeit; to — , or to — anchor, bte 91it!er lict)teii; to — down, itbcnutc: c?cit; iiii'b>-vbrucfi'U ; erliegeii; to be weighed down with (age and sorrow), ntcbergcOcugt fcn)it uttit (-}\Un imb itummer) ; to — out, iiac^ bent @e= tuit^t serfaitfeit, austuageit ; to — out articles for retail, ailgiudflflt, 0enT)d= flcii, (fiir bciiDetailucrfaitpabfaffeit; to — to, eiiiciit etmrta sna'dgcii ; ir. n. 1. luicgcu, fcl)iuer fcijii, ©cmicfet f)a= belt; 2. n)id)lig fel)lt; that reason docs not — with lue, jeiier ®ruiib ijt iitir tii[cl)t widjtig, gilt uirf)t bei mir, viUg. iiiis jie£;t iiirot bet niir. Wek;h, s. etit @eiiuc^t fiir trocJene Saci)Clt; to he under—, JV. T. bte 3lu- fer lic^tcii, abfcgclu. '.VEIGIIABLE, adj. iiniS ttacb bCllt ®C: luic^te Berfaiift ttMib, rodgbar; — goods, pi. M. E. Stiirjgiiter, Stiirj; (abuitg. WEIGHER, s. ber 2Bdgcr, SBagefitec^t; — at the townhall, bcr @taJ)tHjageii= meiftcr. WEIGHING, s. 1. bit* SBdgeti; 2. baS mtf etninal ©ewogeiic, tie SSage; custom for — , bie -Kiagcgelni^reti, bas SBngegcIb ; — cTge, eiit Jtdftg, uin fleiitere lebenbe 2:t)icre jit wiegeit; — house, ba'i SSagegcbdllbe ; — ma- chine, bie SBriiifciiiDage, .(jcbclmnge. WEIGHT, s. 1. i>aS &'tmiA)t; bie aBucl)t, ©djiueve, i&cfcwertraft, Safl, ber Srucf; 2. fa-, bie iffiicitigfeit, SlJJadjt, ba« 9liife()eit, ber ©iitfluft, bie aSirffamEcit ; 3. b«S 9lieberbriicfeiibe, *ilUjilfcl)»)ere, bie iiiafl; M. F.-s. to lose in — , an @ewtd)t ttbiief)nicit, beca= lirctt ; to sell by — , na4i bent 0^)ctinct;t ucrfctufeit; itad) bciit ©ewictit ycr= ianft rocrbClt ; hundred pound — , ber (Scntliet ;■ hill (or specification) of — , bie ©ewicfet^iiofe ; cenificate of — , ^er iBitgcfdjein; offuii— , yolinnc^= tig; matter of — , bie tuic^tige Sacbe; to carry a great ~ wilh . ., oicl geltett Ijei..; to be a dead — upon.., fe^r jitr 2afl fallen. WEIGHTINESS. s. 1. bie ©Atcere: Stdrfe;2. 2BicI)tig!ett. S^EIGHTLESS, adj. flCWtC^tlo«, IftC^t ; AVEIGHTY {adn. — ily), adj. fc^tUCr, njit^tig; crf)eblic^. WEIRD, adj. + tit BiH'^erfiiiiflcn ev= fal)ren. WELCOME, arij. i- int. njiUfommcu ; — home, tuiUfoininett jn-^aufe; to bid or make one — , etuen miUfonnneit ^eigen j to be — to do a tiling, bie @r= (aubnip I)aben, ctn.m§ ju t^un; to make one's self — with, ftit bebicnett, fc^nterfeii laffeit ; you arc — to it, c3 ift gem gcfct)ci)cn, cbcr gefcijte^t gcrn ; ic^ gebe eS bir gem. WELCOME, s. ber aBillEommen, btc sGettjillfommung ; freunblic(>c ^cgrii= ^itiig. To WELCOME, v. a. beiuiKfoinmeit, tviUEontmen ^eipcii. WELCOMENESS, s. ba« 2SillEontmen= fe^tt, bie iJIune^nilic^Eeit, aBiUEcm= meit^eit. WELCOMER, s. ber 93eiinHEpmmcr. W^ELD, s. ber SBait, ba3 gelbe 5drbcr= fraut, bag ©etbfraiit {Re.cn(ocf) ; — room (of a boat), jY. T. bag Deljggat (in cinem ^HnHc) ; — spring, bie (®pring=)OncUe, ber Urquell ; — sweep, ber S3ritunen= f(|)wengel; — water, baS J8';uniicii= tuaffcr. To WELL, v.n. Cjuellen, flie^cn (lu. ii.) ; to — forth, l)eryorfpmbeln. WELL, I. ojlj. c<- arfc. 1. »o[)I, gcfunb ; gut, gliicftid); 2. yortE)eill)'aft; 3. giinjlig ; 4. tvotjlgelittcn, in ©uiijl ; 5. fc^iht, ridjtig, gef;6rig, auf ge&i5= rige *.^lrt, rcditindyig, gefd)icft, (cic^t, genngfant, I)inldugltd); n. int. nun, t«o[)lan! that's—, baS ift gut, get)t gut; all will bo — , '.;i(Ie§ luivb gut gebcn; — : enough, jiemlid) gut, gut genug; she is very — . fte ift fetir >uof)l, befinbet ftd; \iM)[} he was — with him, cr fiaiib gut (in ®iiabcn) bci ii)m ; before ho was — out of the room, cbe cr nod) nu» bcm Stunner war ; more than you can — think of, met}r als bu (nnr; bcnEen fannft ; to be — oii; cS gut tjabctt, wo&l bavau (gliicfliit)) fes;n; he is —off, c§ gebt ibm gut ; and — it might, baS iva'r ja mijglic^ ; as — as, fo gut aU, fo >vpt)l aU, JUgleic^ mit ; — a day ! of) ! aA ! oje! fcEjt! Icibcr! \v(i)t\ was ift JU t^Un ! (m compos.) — advised, mo^l unterridltct; —affected, gut geftutit, JUget()an ; — aimed, tDDt)l ge}te(t; — anchored, ftd)cr Dor 5>InFcr Itegejib; . —appareled, fc^Su (Wof)() gefieibet, gefd^iniicft ; — appointed, rooijl ge» tleibet, gcpufet, gut au^gcriiftetj — attending, toobl aufmcrfeiib ; — ba- lanced, gut tm ®lcic|»geroic|)t ge|aU ten; —beaten, gut geba[)nt; — be- hig, baS 20of)Ifei)n, bie aSol)IfaI)rt; — beloved, sielgelicbt; iGielgcliebtc; — beseeming, tuoblaupnbig ; — bot- tomed, wo^lbegritnbet; —bom, wo^I^ gcboren, tjon gntcr .gcrfiinft; — breasted, mit fc^oncf, wol)lt5uenber Stiminc ; — breathed, langattjmia (»on cinem ^fcrbe) ; — bred, njo^l= gejpgcn, artig, mauierlid;, gefittet; — built, tto^lgebauct ; — chosen, «)of)lgel»dt)lt; — conditioned, ^f. E. gut ofcr iuof)(conbitionirt, uubefc^d^ tigt (beijaltcne ©liter); — derived, gut iibcrliefert; — deserver, bcr S8er= bicuft»0lle; — deserving, «5Dl;I»ei:r bient, (fc^r) uerbieuftyoU; — directed, n)ot;[ gelettct ; — descended, «i>n gu=: ter *]lbEunft; — disposed, gutgeftnnt; wo^laufgelegt; — disputed, n>o^l be= flvittcit ; — doing, njot;lt^ucub ; bie ® uttf)at ; 2Bohlfa^vt ; — doings, m^U tbatcii; --done! braoo ! gut! treff^ lid)! — drawn, tti'^'^jefpanut (»on cinem SSogen) ; — dressed, m!>I)f iw- bereitet, woljt jtigerid)tet; gut gc= JlcibCt; — earned, lVOt>lueibtVUt ; — endowed, ivoljlbcgabt; gut ait«gc= flattct; — established, wot)l gegriin= bet, wo^l cini^eric^tet J — eyed, l)ell- fet)cnb, fc^arfjclettb; — favoured (— featured), fc^on ; — fed, «)oi)l gc= iidfert ; a — filled board, ciue reic^lid) bcfeljte Siafel ; — formed, roo{>lgtbtt=' bet; — founded, wo^lbcgriiubet ; — governing, bic gute SHegievuitg ; — grounded, wol){gegriinbct ; — l>an>- mered. Wof)l gebdhlinert-; — harness- ed, Wpt)l ge'fd;irrt; — Inlentjoued, n5of;lgeitunt, wo^iliuoHenb; — in- vented, gut erfunbcn ; — known, webl- bcfannt ; — laboured, gut bearbeitet, forgfam au«gcarbeitet'; —lighted, gut crlcudjtet : — looking, n)of)la«sfc[)eub ; cinncbineiib ; — made, «)ol)( gebaut («0n J?i5rVCrJ ; — managed, tOOl)l>JCr= n>altct; — mannered, bolllgcjogcn, gefittct; — marked, au8gebilbet (bdu JtranEbcit§fV)mptomcu) ; — meaner, ber 2BDl)lmeineitt>e, Sreunb; —mean- ing, n)of)lineincnb, gut gefinnt; bie gute ©cftnnnug; — meant, U5»t)l= gcmeint; — mot: wiilfominen! — minded, vid. — affected; — moralized, »cn guten ®runbfd(jen gcleitet; — mouthed, Sp. T. gut bcfleii Dbcr an- fd)Iagen {iinneiib; — natured, gnt= artig, gutf)erjig; — nigh (— near), bcinaf;c, fafl; — oYdered, xooi)[ gy- orbnet, gut cingeric^tet ; — pleasing, wo()lgcfaUenb, wp()lgcfdllig ; — pro- [wrtioned, wo^lproportiouirt ; — ripened, tUO^l gcrcift; — rooted, gut< 2Bitr}c(n ^abeiib; — running, 8Ut=" flie9eub (son 3Serfen); — seasoned, njotilgewiirjt ; — set, luobl »erfe^en ; — set hair, ftarter .§aarwud)«; — shaped, woblgeftaltet, iDoblgcbilbct ; — spent, wofjiaugeiuanbt ; — spoken, tBol;lbercbt ; inilbe, giitig fpred>enb ; — spread shoulders, trcitc Scbultcm ; — stricken in age (years), f)Od)bf jo^vt; — tasted, fc^maifbaft, n)of)lft^nic= if enb ; — timed, }U rcd)ter 3eit anges bvad)t ; — thought, gliidli^ gcbacpt ; — traded, cincn gvopcn .^anbcl trei= benb ; a — trodden field of conjecture, cine ^duftg bcfprocbcne •JUiut^ma^ ^ung ; — tuned, itiof)lgefiiinmt ; — turned, n>0^lgeflaUet ; — vouched, son guter *imtoritdt; — weighed, woblenoogen; — wilier, bcr 2i}ol)la mciitenbc, ©iinnevj — wisii, b. o. faumcit, cinfaffcn, ranbeit, Dcibvameit ; welted thistle, fcic aBegcbifiel. 7-0 WELTER, v. n. (ft^) WcilSfn ; wcllerin? in his gore, fig. til fetltem Slutc fdjaniumcitb. WEN, s. bas Uekvbeitt, ber 9luS= tmii^S, ^iton-cu; JEi-ovf/ bie 15ett= gcfcl)mitlil. WENCH, 5. 1. baS 3J?ab^eit, bte juitne ^vauctt«l>evfou (ly. ii.); L com. bie lofc 3)tnte. To WENCii, V. It. 93u^Ibinic:t nac^= gc|fit- WKNCHER, s. bcr ^urcuiagei-, Suf;Icv, bet iiufcufc^e 3)IaiiH. r« WEND, V. 11. i . getjett, ^itij^cljcit, at)= ^c^cii; 2. ^, Had) aScfieii, i'Oit SScflctt fter, abeitbiic^; abcub= Icittt^tfc^. • WESTING, s. jv. T. bcr SctlMfl bcS aSfgco, bcK wkmi wcfUidj »om M'\u tagsfffife juriidijclcgt bat. WESTPHALI.\, «. 2iBeftp§alcu. WESTPHALIAN, 1. adj. Wcftpba(ifd) ; II. s. 1. ber a3cfH.'bale, aSfftpbatiiu flct; 2. bte rocflpbalifc^e iUhtiibart. WESTWARD, — LY, ado. gfgeil aiVftClI, ti'ejlnjirt^, weftlici^. WESTV, adj. + ff^winbclig. WET, I. at'ij. najj, feuc^t; — through, (^anj (bi«'aufi3 .0emb) biirc^tuifit ; — couch, r. ciite (^wci (yu§ bide) ^atje eiitflf ttj?td)fer_@frilc ; — dock, ba« 'i^cdcn, ©cbttT«i«evft/ i« baS SQaffci- fault flckffeu lucrMii; — glover, ber SBci'Diicfber; — nurse, bie ©aug= omme ; — rot (of cheese), bie ^aul= ntK (be« JtafcS); — shod, mit naffeit 'rtitijen ; — sweetmeats, fliifftfle (Sou= fituveu; — weather, iiaffes SBctter, Siegeimeftci-. WET, s. 1. bie 9laffe, ^euiitigleit ; 2. baS Olcgeuiuettcr, ucbligc 2Bettev. 7'" WET, V. a. (buvd))iiaffe'it, nag ma- c^ett, frucbteit, bcfeiic^teii, aufeuc^teii, ne^etif bciiefecii. WETHER, 6-. bcr cgflinmcl, @c^Bp«, ©d^afbccf. am WETNESS, s. bie %m6:)t\%Mi, Piaffe. WETTiSH, adj. etwaS, etuweuig \a\^\, na^lif^. WEZAND, s. vid. We.vsand. ro WHACK, ».«. vjuig. i>riigclii, frf)Ia= gen. WHALE, s. bcr SBallpfcfc ; bottle-nosed — , bcr 23u^fopf, ©c^ttabclfifc^ {Dei- phinus area — //.) ; spermaceti — , bCV ^Ottftfc^, 6afc|el0tt (Phy.scter — /J ; pilt^ran ; — 's pizzie, ber SBaUftfcbpinfcl. WHALER, s. vid. Wiiale-Fishkr. WHAME, s. tie (5Pferbe=)58remfe, $fcv= bcfliege, ©riime. WHAP, s. bcr (bcrbe")Sd)lag, ©d)mi(5. WHARF, s. ba3 SBerft, ciu in ben (ttrom ^ineingcfc^Iagcncr Samm, baS Ufcr (wo bie <5d|iffe ciii= iinb au§laben),ber ?anbung8bamm, ^tSr bie 5lnKinbe, 9hifurt, Sd)iplantt, Siibne (S^nbnc) ; a shipwright's — , baS S^iffSnJCrft ; — charges, vid. WnAUrAGE; — porters, ©cbaucrlcute, 3lrbeitcr auf gtIb. WHARFING. .§u!ibsgra§ (rw- tirum rcpens — L,.) ; — hiirvest, blC SBcisencrnte ; — plum, bie SpiUe, gelbe ^Pffaume, ^afcrppaume; — sheaf, bie SQcijengarbc. WHE.vrEN, adj. uou (aiiS) SBcijcn bc= reifet; —bread. bfl6 aBcijeiibrob; — flour, baS aBcijenmebl; — straw, ba« aBeijcnilrob. To WHEEDLE, v. a. fcf)meid)cln, biirc^ ©djineic^elet anlotfeu, cinncbmcn, bcreben, bef^waijen obtv ^intcrgc: ^cn, uerflridcn, iibevtijlpeln. WHEEDLING, s. baS (gcbmcic^cht. WHEEDLINGLY, adv. Hlit @d)mci< t^eln. WHEEL, s. 1. baSSfJab; (g^jinnvab; 2. fig. ber aSagcn ; 3. bie Siabbewea gung, bcr Diablauf, bie J?rcifnng, @d)roenfung, Umwaljung, bcr Um- lanf; j?rei«; 4. bfe S;oVffi"fc|eibe ; to break upon the — , riibcru ; sentenced to be broken upon the — , jum diaii J>evuvtf;eilt ; — of tlie helm, bag ©ten* crrab; carriage-wheels, bic SJaffcttcn'' riiber; cylindrical — , baS Dfab mil brcitcu Sclgen ; — animal, baS Dia? bcvtbiercben ; — barrow, bcr Sdji^bi farren, Sd)ubfarren; —barrow man. bcr gd)icbfarncv; — boat, baS dia^ berboot ; — cap, bie Siabcnfapve ; — carriage, baS Otiibcvfubrwfrf ; — cutter, ciner, bcr Ul)renrabcr fi1>uf ibct ; — drag, bcr .6cniinfd)Hb ; — fire, C.'i. T. has 3Jabfeucr, Scbmcljfencr ; — hoop, ber Dlabenring ober Steifcn ; — horse, ba§ Stangcnvfcvb, 5)cid)ffU Vferb ; — lathe, Seti lang. bie 9Jab' frbnnr ciner S)rebban!; —nave, bit S^labc; — rope, JV, T-ba§ ©tcuctrecp; — shaped, B. T. rabfprmig ; — stone, baS ©djlcifrab ; — work,"bo8 9flabcr= werf; — Wright, ber Cfiabema(^cr, 5PfIngntac^cr, 2Bai3enmad)er, (jiblt= ^er) 2Bagner, (£tcUmad;cr. To WHEEL, V. I. a. bvcbcn, rollcn, imt» waljcn, berumfd)»ingcn ; n. n. fid) brel)cn, fi^ umbrcl^cn, fcfewcnfcn, fic^ waljcn; wcd'feln; ©tbwenfungen, 2Bciib«ngeit, Umfc^wcife mac^cn ; to — about, umrollcn, umlaufcn ; to — along, ftc^ fovtiviiljcn ; to — back, SU= viirfi'PlIcn; 3//7. 7'-s. right — ! rccl)t3 abgcfdbweufti left — i linfS abge= fd)wcnft. WHEELY. adj. rabfomiig, !reisfi>vmig, tm Jlreife. To WHEEZE, V. 11. fcfjwer nub laiit atbmcit, fd)nauftu, fcicbcn, bciffi" »'c= ben, rod)cln, fd)nicbcn. WHELK, s. 1. bie (eitcr=)93li*ttcv; 2. bie 2;vompctcnfc^uccfe, ba3 J^iinfl)orn (.Buccinuvi — //.). WHELK Y, adj. mit SSudcln, cvbabcn. To WHELM, c.n.bccfen, jiibcdcu, iibei= beifcn, »crgrabcu. WHELP, s. 1. ba§ Sunge (cinc§ Slanb-- tbicrS); ber innge.^unb ; 2. coHt. ber @of)n, lofe ^3nbe ; ber Sihigltng ; JV. Ts. whelps of the capstan, bte ®pin= flampcn; whelps of tlie windlass, bic 5Iu8fiittcrung be8 33ratfpill5. To WHELP, V. n. Sungc wcvfcit, fc^iit= ten, iungen. WHEN, adv. wawn, wcnii, 511 bcr 3f it ; alS, ba, ba bocb; he believed — young, tr glaubte in fciiier Sngcnb ; just — , eben ia, fobafb ; since — , feit wann, ttiie lange ; feitbcm ; tin — , iis ta- bin ; — gone. nad)bcm obev nls ev (fte, (S, u. f. w.) fovt war; — that, jur 3ctt ba . . , aU ; Ji. ic-s. — due, bci (juv) 3?erfall5cit; — in cash, nad) ©ingang ; unter S^orbebaJt i>tS (Sin» gangs ; — received, mci) ©mvfang, nac^ tSingang. WHENCE, adv. WP^CV, WOraUS, t'OU wo auS ; babcr ; from — , wobcr, »oii wanneu. WHENCESOEVER, > a'h,. Wof er aWC^ WHENCEVER, J tnimec WHENEVER, adv. waiiit, ftllemal wcnit, fo oft. WHIL WHIP WHIT WHENSOEVER, adv. mcilU nu^ tm= iner. WHERE, adv. «0 ; ba. WHEREABOUT (Wukreabouts), adv. 1. WO l)eriim, wo ba, wo itiigefci^v; 2. woviibev, wc^weijcu. WHEREAS, adv. 1. bil llUll, WCtI, ba ; 2. bal)tngcgcit,ba foiift. WHEREAT, adv. wobci, woiMii, worii= bev, woraiif. WHEREBY, adv. WObUrf^, WOSOlt, W0 = intt. WHEREFORE, nrf«. WaVUIlI, WCJiWCgCll, wf^^alb wofiir, woju; bciJwegoit, bafeer. WHEREIN, adv. WOVill. WHEREOF, adij. WOOOII, WOIMUS. WHEREON, ado. woranf, woiiiber, wor* an. WHERESOEVER, adv. woaiit^tmmer; roobiii aud). WHERETO, WiiEREf.NTo, adv. WOJlt, woraitf (w. u.). WHEREUPON, adv. WOrailf, WOttarf). WHEREVER, adv. allcitt()albcil WO, wo auc^ tinnier; wol)in aurf). WHEREWITH, Wherewithal, adv. womtt, woi'oti, woiiiit aiict. To WHERRET, v. a. ciite Dl)rfftge gc= bell. WHERRET, s. btc Oi)ifci3e, bev ©c^lag. WHERRV, s. bn« {^afirboot, bev gabr= fa()rt, bte ga()re; bic SpUc; — nian, ber ffabnitaitii, 3olleiifii()i'cr. To WiiET, V. a. We§cii, fc^iivfcii, frf)(ei= fen; ft^. rcijeit, evbtttcni. WHET, s.l. ba«2Sc^eit, ©c^cirfen; 2. bte SJorlagc, iaS beii SlppetttiRei^eii; be ; — stone, bev SBc^fteiii, ©cbletf= fUiit ; — (stone-)siate, bev 2Se^fc^te= fcr. WHETHER, I. proii. welc^ev, wev oou betbcii, XDciS, wclcfecg »oii beibeit; — of you, wev you eitr^ beibeit ; iLconj. ob, eittweber, (S fc» nun ; — it be true, or no, ob er wal)v fei) obcr ntc|)t; — one will or no, mail imig woUcn obcr Itic^t ; — love ar victory, ob I^tebe Obcr 0ieg. WHE'iTER, s. ber aSefeer, Sc^leifer. WHEY, s. bte aJiolfeu ; — spring, ^oU feiiwaffcv. WHEYEY, I adj. luolftg, luolffnav- WHEYISH, J fig. WHICH, proii. wcld;cv, wctc^e, Welches, Wer, was, WeU; added to — , woju iioc^.. foinnit. WHICHEVER, Whichsoever, pron. Wcr c5 aurl) fei), wciS auefc tinmer. WHIFF, s. 1. bev .gaucft, 3ug, ^\\f, ^aff (init ber JabafSpfeife) ; 2. ber (5tac|)elfllll!bCV {Plcuronectej passer — /..). To WHIFF, V. a V'fff" ,* ocr^nffen, uerbanipfeii, 7'.. WHIFFEE, «. I. V. 1. pattern, ffrt= cfern, wnufeu, treiben; 2. 5lu«fliic^te nebraud)en; Icidjrfevtig fes;u; n. a. wegblafen, jevftvciien. WHiFFLER, .?. 1. ber ^feifer; 2. ^a^ fclf)an8, 2Binbbeutel. WHiFFLE-'i'RER, .9.bcr ©(^weitgel ^am SSagen), bte 23age. WHIG, «. ber SBijig. wiiiGGisil, adj. wbiijgifct), 5iir aBf)tg= ■^artci ge()orig, btefelbe betveffenb.' wiiiftciiM, x. bie Ovaubfa^e ber aBt)tg=$artet. VVIHLE, .9. bit aSetle, 3eit ; a long- ago, fc^ou Innge ber ; all this — , bic gaitje 3eit liber; for a — , for some — , cine ^dt iaiig ; but a — since, crft fiir^tid) ; it is not worth — , c* ifl ber ber Mnbt uidjt wcrtl) ; es lobnt bie 3f it itic&t ; a good — , jicijittc^ (lUige ; a great — , fet)i" ifliige. WHILE, « s. bnS ®rilleu= WHI.MISICALNESS. 5 bnftc, bie @ril= lenfdngerei; Sonbcrbarfeit, ®eU= famfcit. WHIN, s. ber Sterf)giiifler, ®tac^el= ginfi, baS ©forpioiifvaut (utct euro- peiis — Li.) ; provinc. ber 53cifiilt; — axe, cine ^arfe juin QliiSrobcn bc8 (StecbginflcrS; —chat, ber brauitfef)= lige <2tcin|'d)ina^cr, bie sBraunfe^le (.Mutacil/a riihetra — !_,.) ; — dykes, 91bcvu bou 33a fait Pbcv ©riinflcin; — stones, pron. Si3afaltfelfeii. WHINBREL, .9. vid. Whi.mbrel. To WHINE, V. n. wciiicn, wiinmcm, winfein, quavven, iiiiafen ; to — away, »CVWeineu ; an — otter vvhine.s, Sp. Ph. cine Otter wcbfhigt (jur ^runfi= Seit). WHINE, s. ba§ ®cwcinc, ©cwinimer, Ouarven. WHiNER, s. ber 2Beincnbe, aSiiifeliibe. To AVHINNY, v. n. wiebcvil. WHINNY, adj. yoli ©Cllifi, DoIl StcC^= gtnfter. WHINYARD, s. cont. bcr 3^cgc», i^m= begen. Tu WHIP, I). I. (I. I. pcitfc^eu, gcipeht, fidnpen, bauen, jiidjtigen; 2. ci= nc iiberfcj)liigcnr 3^at)t. niacfcin, (lcid)t!<^iibernd[)en, ciufdiimeu; fc^mnl fduinen; 3. init SarfaSmen uerfolgcn ; to — from, wegrcijjen ; to — off, fc^ncU (ibtf)un; to — out, fcfjnell l)crnuS jieijen ; to — up, fcf)neli aufiiet}men, wcgne[)inen ; JV. t. mit eiiiem ,ft:lappldnfer anfwtiibeu; to — up casks, &c., Sdffcr u. f. w. in bic ^obe Wiuben ; to — the end of a rope, jv. T. ba3 @nbc eiiieS XaxKi betnfeln ; u. 11. bid. fprtngen, laufcn, l^iipfcn, col. wivfeu ; to — about, to — round, Umwijcln; to — away, biiyoil I)ii- pfen ; to — into, fii;iiel! in etwas greifcn ; to --^on, l;iiiauf [;iivfcn ; to — up, biimitf fprtiigcn ; to — up and down, anf unb nietcr, l;in unb t)cr tiipfen. . . v . ^ WHIP, s. 1. bic ^Pcitf^e, ®erte, ®er= ^cl; 2. crat. eincr ber fdbvt, bteJPfcr=> be jii regicven ycrfief)t, ^oftillion ; 3. bic iibevfd)lagcnc SfJat^, ber nmge= fdjiagene ©anm ;4. jv. r. bcr Jl(apu= (diifcv ; biiS ©(aggarnat; — cord, bie ^citfdicnfc^nur; to — graft, v. a. mit bem Bitngleiii pfropfeu ; — grafting. ba« $ropfen mit bem Sii'iilli''"; — hand, Sp. E. bic vcc^tc .§anb bc3 3ici= t(Xi ; to have the — Iiand of one, fig. ien aSort^eil iiber eiiifn %cAt\\; — lash, bic ('fieitfd)eu=)@ctmi(jc; — mounting, ijjcitfctenbcf^lagc ; — ponr-wiii, bcr 2Buivnrwt([, yirgtnifc^ Btcgcnmclfcr obcr SBiubfc^Incf cr,5;ag9 fc^ldfcr {Caprimiilgu.'i virginianus — Gmei) ; — ray, bcv ^Peitfcbcnfc^wanj (Cin Sift^ MyliohaUs ftnlcUvm — Du- merii) ; — rein, ber recite ^\ia,i\ ; — rope, jsr. T. bn§ Seiitau ; — saw, bie Si^vcttfiige, ©^rotfdge; — snake, bie ^pcitfcbenfc^tangc, 51^dtuIInntter ; — staff .V. r. bcr Jtolberftocf, ^anb^ab, bag ©c^iff ju Icnfen ; to — stitch. V. a. T. jn (5itben fd)Iagen ; — stock, bcr ^eitfc^cnftoif, bie (gu^vmann8=) ^eitfc^e. WHiPPER,s. ber S|}citfci)cnbe,®riBcla* be ; — in, Sp. Ph. ber ^Hiibejungt. SBcitrciber, ©intreibcr. WHIPPING, .9. ba« SPeitfc^cn, i;. f. w. ; — post, ber $feilcr, woran 35erl>re= c^er gej.icitfd;t wcrbeit, bcr ©(^anb« Vfa()I, granger, bic ©tdupfdule ; — twine, JV. T. bo« Jrtfelgarn. WHIPPOWILL, vid. WHu-roon-wiLi, ttnter Whip. WHIPSTER, s. ber f(n(i)tige, gewanbte fitnfc Jterf, ©i>ringin«fcb. To WHIR, r. L a. l)in»egbrc^en, \jins wcgrci^cii, brcf)en, wirbelu ; ii. n. ei« Icn ; to — away, {)inwcgfc^wirrfn (»on SBiigcIn). To WHIRL, v. I. a. breficrt, wtrbclo, fcf)wingfii, filjwenfcn; ii. jj fic^ nm- bvcl)cn, umlniifenj eifcn, ftc$ fci)-ncU (fovt=; bean-gen. WHIRL, s. 1. bcr SBirbel, ©trnScl. Umfanf ; 2. t. SBivtel ; 3. B. r. b« Oncrl, OBirte! ; 4. Oun. T. bcr S'nr^ billon ; — bat, ber ©tvfiffolbcn, ©c^wingfolbcn, ©c^logf&lbcn Str£it{)anbfd)n^ (Peflii«); —beetle, ber^anniclfdfer, ©c^wimmfdfer ; — blast, ber SBirbcIannb ; — bone, bte^ ,E'nicfd)eibe; bcr Svcf)Wiirfcl ; — gig, bev JtrciffI; — pool, bcr ©tru* bcl, ■a}irtf)lftrom ; — wind, bcr 3Sir= bclwtitb. WHIRLIGIG, s. bcr ilrcifel. WHISK, s.l. bieSBiivfte, .^tleiberMriJe. ©tdubc, bcr Jllciberbefen, i?c()v«>if4> ; 2. Sffiinbfiog. To WHISK. V. I. a. fcgcii, abfJoKbfrt, fcbren, obfe^ren, flusfef>reii, nbbiir fien; to — away, frf)ncU (ibtf>nn wcgbnfct)en ; u.n.fig. ftc^ fd)nell l)cr umbreben obcr bewegen; to — aiwut l)erumfliegcn, ^crninffiittcrii. WHISKER, s. bcr 53arfciibarf. WHISKERED, a>ij. brtif cubdrtig. WHISKY, s. bcr JB^ish). To WHISPER, V. n. X- a. Jcifc rcbc«, IttBrs mcln, wispern, ffiiSpcrn, p)lern, jU fc^cln, raunen, jurauncn ; it is whis- pered about, man roiint fic^ inS Dl>i ; col. en, QcPiifJer. aSigpevn, gliiftern, 3ifd>tl" ; »«>»»• form in a — , (to say in — to...) Jtt: fiiiftcrn. WHISPERER, g. ber SfiJ^f rcr, 3if(|i?lii^ be, (Sinraumcnbc. WHISPERINGLY, ado. wig^H'mb, flu» ftcriib, Icife. WHIST, I. s. baa aBi;t)i, SS^iflfpicl ; u. ivt.i)]i, bji; ftiU; to be — , ^iUe felpn. fc^Infen. To WHISTLE, V. n. &■ a. l.fcfcifcn, fl5» ten; 2. burd) einen ^fiff fortfenbCH obcr juviicfrufen ; to — off, buvd> (Icii fcs) ';)ifeifen ycitrciben. wuiSTLK s. 1. ba8 ^fcifcn, bev^ppiir; 2. bao SBlaSwcrtjeug, bie ^feifc; — fi:?h, bie iDiecvqiiap^^e {Gadus mustela WHISTLER, s. bcr fPfcifenbe, 5{Jfwfcr. WHisTLEV, adv. fd)weigenb. WHIT, .9. bcv5^3nnft; bie ^[?inig!«t, cin 2Bcnig ; any — , tin ©erinaftea j 507 WHIT not a. — , ni^t till ©eiiligfleit ; every — , jcbe .^ieilltgfeit ; slie is every — as bad as he, fte tfi ttl jcfccr .§tuftcj)t fo 66fe als cr. milTE,!. m//. 1. tucig; 2.ihi6); 3. avail (spr Mtev) ; 4. fig. rein, uiibe= flecft; — as snow, fc^tiecmeip ; — archangel ( — dead-nettle), bte 3!^anb: lieffct (jMmium album — L.) ; — hait, cine flciue jai'te 3lrt gif* ber S;^c:nfe (t»Oill (55efi1)Ieci)t Clupca) • — halsam, bit 3}Jcccabalfain ; — bear, ber (Si«= bat ; — bart, (CJ eitie 9Irt Jtavjjfcii ; — bead band-string, bie 9'{ofeilfl'ailJ= J?Ol"aUitte {Corallbm rosariuvi — Ellis); — boaiii, bet Sporavfflbtutni, 9U-If8= tecrbaum (Cratairrus aria, — L.) ; — lieijen, Dj(/. — centaury; — blaze, bit 58(affc (fines ipfcVbeS) ; — boyism, tie ©nitlbfil^e ber — boys ; — boys, »w. iffiei^fiitifei-, aSei§bitiibcn (3Jot= ten Bpn Oeluibel \\\ Sflanb) ; — brant, bie ©C^neejanS • {Anas kyj>crbora:us — L.); — brown tread. I)al63ebleid)tci- 3wtvn ; — bug, eiite 2lvt 33anmaian.); ( — wood-tree), bcr S;ulpcnbanm [u- riodendron tiUipifera — Ij.) ; \l. s. 1. bie 2QeiBe, baS 2Bci§e, 2Sci6; ber, bieSBctBe; ba«2BciiJcinbcr Sdjcibc, (Sc^icfsmal ; 2. Typ. T-s. bie ^Mi ; bie wcipe Stitc, ba§ 3?acat; 3. b. t. bcr ©imeijjfijrpcv ; — of an egg, ba6 (Siiucijj ; — of the eye, baS iffieipe tm Singe. To WHITE, V. n. u'ciilcn, u'ci^ madden; flugivcijjeii, tiiiid)cn; blcidjcn. To WHITEN, r. I. a. llicifjClI, WciiJ lua: c^cn, au«blcid)cn, iveiti fiirbcn, cin= piiberu; n. ?). wcip wcrbcu; (bom ^nar) evgriinen. WHiTENER, s. bcr 2;iind;cr, SEBeipn-, 551eid;cr. WHITENESS, s. 1. bie aScifJc ; 2. 33ki= d;c, 33laffe; 3. fig. 9Jein^cit. WHITHER, adv. WoI)in ; some — . tl'= genb wokhi ; no — , uirgcub lyobin ; — he never came, U>0 cr llie l)iltfam ; — soever, wobin auc^ tmmer, iibcrall ^in, allent^albeu f)in. WHITING, s. 1. ber aBbit(t)Iing (Oa- dus vierlanfus — /,.) ; 2. bic S^iillC^C ; dry — , fcingcfc^Iemmtc Jlrcibc ; — line, Scaiang. eiiic bvcifctiaftige 6 ®arn Sicu; -pollack, ber $ollacf (0/T(/«.? palinchius — i.X; — pout, bcr 'Stcills bolf, bVCitC <2c^cUfifd) {Oadas barlta- tus — h). WHITISH, adj. lueiglic^. WHiTiSFJNEss, s. bie n>ci^Iid)e 5arbe, mm- WIIITLEATHER, s. ba« 3SeieIcber, alnungare§ Sebcv. WHITLOW, s. 1. ba« Slagclgefdtiuiir, bcr 2Burm am Singer; 'r.nL ba« bofc Sing ; 2. bie .ftlaucnfcud)e (Jlrauf= ()cit bcr S^afc) ; — grass, baS .P)nu= gcrbl;imd)cn {Draba — /..) ; baS 'Jia= gelfVilUt {lUccebrum paronychia — L.) ', WHOR rue-leaved — grass, cine 9lrt (Ste{a» brec|) {Saxifraga — L.). WiirrsouR, «. bcr ©ailerling (eint 9lrt fanrer Slcpfel). WHITSUN, adj. \\x SPftngfleu gel)5rig, ■Spfingft . . , pfingftlic^ ; — day, bcr spftngfttng, ^fingftfonntag ; —holi- days, bie ^ftngftfciertagc; — tide, bie 5)3fingfijeit, spfingfien. WHITTEN-TREE, s. bcr SBaffevbotun^ bcr, 33ad)^o(nnbcr, 33Ja9t)olber, bie 2}Jagcrle. WHITY-BROWN, ndj. braniilif^ njciy. To WHIZ, v.n. stfd;cn ; [aiifcn, fd)ftiir» ren. WHIZ, s. bcr 3ifdb ; ba-S Saiifat. WHO. pron. u>elc()er, «jcld;e, ber, bie, Wcr ? — goes there ■? MU. Ph. lucr M i WHOEVER, pron. ciit jcbcv bcr, ttcr ancb immer. WHOLE, I. ndj. 1. gcnj; 2. genuib, bcil ; — and sound, ffifd) niib gcfuub ; II. s. ):<[?, ©onje, bcr S'lbegriff bon yillent, ba« Sl)jicm ; upon {or in) the — , im ©aitjcn, in ©nmma, iibcr^anpt ; enbtid), julcljt; in a — skin, in byciier .gant ; — blood, L. T. 93crmanbte, bie nid)t nnr von bemfclbcn Spaar, fon= bcrn sou berfcibcn 3?cif)c SSordlteru abfiammen ; a — length picture, ein ©cmiilbe in ?cbcnogri.>f!e ; — me.v sure, J\Tus. T. bcr gailje j;act ; — sale, I. s. bcr .^anbcl im ©onjcn, im @io= §en; ber ©roguerfauf; ii. ad.}, im OanjCn, engros; by — sale, im ©nu- SCll ; to deal — sale and retail, im @vof;cn nub Jllcincn ((Jinjclncn) i^evs faufcn ; — Scale-business, bCV ®ro6= banbcl ; — sale- cost, — sale-price, bCt (Sngrog=(6infaufOl3vci3 ; — sale- merchant ( — ."^ale-dealer or — sale- man), bcr (SSro^biinbicr, ®ro||t>t)anb= ler, ©vofftrer, ©VOffifl ; — sale-groce?, bcr ©olonialwaarenljanblcr; — sale purchaser, bcr ©ngvoSfaafcr. WHOLESOME (aJr. — ly), adj. gcfuilb ; f)cilfam, gut; ratbfam, nii^lidb; a — ship. Jy: T. ein fid)creS ©cbiff ; — noss, s. bie ©cfnnbbcit, .^cilfamteit. WHOLLY, adv. ganj, gaujiid), ybUig, anj voUfliinbige Slrt, burd)au§. WHOM, pron. >ucn, U'cktcn, Wcld)f, bcnen ; to — , wem ; luclcfccm, mcN d)cr, benen; — I told (spoke) of, uou bent id) fagfc. WilOiMSOEVER, pnm. IVCn UUr, Wcl= c^eii, U'dc^c nu4 tnuncv. WHOOP, s. 1. bet- 3lad)nif, Hi Sffat^^ fc^reifii, ©efrferei ; (war — ). be f <£c^(ac^trnf; 2. bcr 2Biebc6opf (C7/m- pa epops — J.,.). To WHOOP, V. n. A- a. (nad))fd)re!fn, uadirnfcn, itacbfpottcn, jufc^rcicn, mit ®efc^rei bcf^impfcn ; an6ji= fdjcn. WHOOPING, $. ba« 3agbgcfd)rci. To WHOOT, V. a. tH- n. vid. To Hoot WHORE, 5. bic ^nrc ; in compos. — master ( — monger), bcv ^^nrcnjagcr ; — son. ba§ .§uvfiiib, bcr ^Biiftaib. To WHORE, V. I. V. nnerlaubteii llni= gang mit bcm mannlid)cn @cfd)Ied>t i)abcn, biu'cn ; ii. «. fd);iiibcn, yevfiil)^ ren, jur .§nrc iiiac^cn (m. ii.) ; to — away, Bcrbnicn. WHOREDOM, .9. 1. bie.gnverei; 2. (in bcr 55ibcl) Slbgottevei. WHORISH (nrfc. — ly), adj. linjiilttig, uuEeufd), geil, buvcvifdi, bcvbnvt; — ness. s. ias vcvbuvte SBefen, bie .§u« reiei. WHORl. WiioRLE, «. 7". viJ. Whirl. WHORT, Is. btc .§citet» WHOUTLE-BERRY, S ^i^^^ {Vaccici- niiim mirtiUis — I); red—, fcie ^'ti* iiibiiti. WIG WILE WILL WHOSE, prtni. wcffen ; bcffcrt, beven ; — is if? Jvcm 9et)6i-t c8? WHOSESOEVEK, pron. lUCffeit aut^, «. f. W. WHOSOEVER, jrron. WtV tlUr, XO(X (raelc^cv) auc6 immcr. To wavR, V. n. bag R ju ff^nrf au§= fpvcr^cit, f^narren. WHUR, s. iaS ©c^ttjirren, ©aiifeit, Svaufcn (eiiieS fc^iicU burc^ bte 8uft beroegten JtiJr^KrS). VVHURT, s. vid. Whortle-berry.. WHY, ativ. 1. wnviim, tuetJmegcii, rocil= ^alb; 2. et, je, mm, abcv; —not? (for — ?) wavum nicl)t? —so? wanim bettn? lute fo? — tiien . . , &c., nun benn, «. f. m. ; — to be sure, ei fi'f i= hc^, il) (niltl) gcwiB; this is the rea- Bon — , biejj ift bff ®nmb wcpf^alb; — . but you boast of it, ct (^ahn) "Sie tubmen fic^ beffeu. WICK, s. bcr 3)0C^t; —■ jarn, baS 5)ocf)tg(mi. WICKED (ailv.—LY), adj. 1. gpttloS, ucrrudjt, scrflucljt, lafterbaft, ho)t, fi-I)(ccl)t, ftvaflic^ ; 2. inut^miUiij, ff^alftiaff, leicl)tfevtig ; the — , pi. bte ©Ottlofeil; — rogue ( — wretch), bev 33iiren)ir()f, ©rjfd)c(nt. wicKEDNiisa 5. 1. bte ©ottloftgfett, iBoS^eit; 2. Set^tfertigtett. NvicKEX, 3. ( — tree) bcr (£peirlingS= biUtlll (^Sorbus aucuparia — /-.). WICKER, adj. WW aBctbenjwctgen ge= floc^teu; —basket, ber (geflo(i)tei:e) .ftovb ; — cage, ber geflodjteiie Jlciftg ; — chair, bcr gefio4)tene ©tiibl ; — stand, bev ©tiobteUer, ©c^iiffeUing ; — work, iai i51e(f)tn)crf. WICKET, s. 1. baS ^f6rtd)eu, 2;f)ur= d)fn ; 2. bte aSallftabe, bnS a3aUgc= ftecf (im (Svicfetfpiel). WICKLIFFITE, s. iit aSicIiflte. WIDE, adj. Sf adv. (Sr Widely), 1. Wett ; breit ; 2. ctitfenit, fern ; far and — , tuett unb brett; a — expanse, eine grove Sldchc ; — from the truth, fent luni bcr aSiibr^eit; six inches — , \cd)S 3oll brett; — armed, tDettiiftig ; — open, gaitj pffeu ; — spread, aiett= UerbrettCt ; — spreading, ftc5> Wftt (auSJbebncttb, wettlaufcn&. To WIDEN, V. I. o. erweitent, au8wci= ten; H. 71. firf) erweitern ; fid; wciteii, wetter njcrben. WIDENESS, s. bte 28ette, Srette, 2)e^= nuitg. WIDGEON, s. bte 5{5fctf=@ntr, <5piBenftfec bc= f^eufen 0». ii.); 3. jig. entblij^cti, terauben. WIDOWER, s. ber aSittroer. wiDOWiio.'Ji), s. ber 2Uittnjenflanb, aSittrocrflanb. WIDTH, s. bic iBreite ; 3Beite. To WIELD, V. a. i)anbt)aben, f^win: gen, fc^vueufen ; regieren, fitbren; to -the scepter, regiereit, l)errfrf)en. WIEEDLES3, adj.mdit jn baitbbaben. WiELDY, adj. 'f)aucltc^, fc^wingbar, fc{)tDanf, leic^t. WIFE, s. {pi. Wives) bie grau, (Si)e= fran, Oattinn. WIFEHOOD, s. ber Staub etiter @^e= frau, f^vauenftanb. WIG, *. ba« falfc^eiloV'fbiMr, bie ^Per^ tucf«; —block, ber gJcrriicfenilorf ; — caul, ba§ 5)3erriidfennefc ; — maker, bev ^Perritcfeuinac^er. WIGEON, s. vid. WinoEON. WIGHT, s. bcr aSicht, ^ix\, ba8 55tna, SBcfen. WIGWAM, s. bie ^ittte ber norbaiites rifanifd)eu ^Bilbcn. WILE {adv. — ly), adj. 1. Wilb, «nge= bilfct, rob, jugelIo«; 2. jviifi, unbe= wobnt; 3. nnovbentlic^, orbnungS^ Io8, VlanloS; 4. au§fcJ)iueifenb, toll, fctiroiirmerifd), cingebilbct; 5. fliic^= tig, iinbeftaubig,t)cranberlit^, tvanfeU niiitbig, fcltfam; 6. fc^auerlid), furc^t= bar ; — basil, bie Heine SSevgmiinje, ber SSirbelbOften {ainopodhm ndirare — i.) ; — beast, bilS luilbe XljitV ; fir. Untbier ; — beast tight, bas S;!)'""!?? f^^rf'f i — •>««■ bie wilbe 5l3iene ; — boar, baS wilbC ^SctjtXHnn ; — bore, uitjugeric^teter ZcimiS au3 g)orf f bire ; — briar, bie ^uubSrofe, ,§agebntte (Jiosa canina — X.) ; — broad garlic, ber SlUerinannSbflvnifd;, bie Sicg^ WUrj [AUiiim victorin/is — //l ; — bugioss,ber JlruininbalS (cine ipflaiije, Lycopsis — /,. ; — campion, btC Wilbe ?VC^ni3 (Silene riridijlcn-a — /,.) ; — carrot, bie 3JJij£)re, ber 3)?obi"en= fiintiuet {Daucim caroti — L) ; — cichory, bie wtlbe 6ic^orie {Cicho- riiiin inti/ui.i — />.) ; — cucumber, bie (SfcISgnrfe {Mmtm-dica elaterhm — L) ; — cumin, bev 33afiarbfiiin= lltet {Laffmcia cumimiides — L.) ; — dill, bcr SiBarenfencfeel {Mhamantka mcum — L.) ; — dove, bte luilbe Sanbe ; — tig-tree, ber wilbe Seigen= baunt {Ficiis cnrica — /,.) ; — fire, baS gviccbifc^c (unansUifc^Iicbe) Scner; ber (£priif)teufcl ; bcr 3lotbtauf ; — flax, bn^ Seiltfrant {Jlntirrhinum limire — />.); — fowl, baS wtlbe ©efliigel; — garlic, ber roilbe Jlttoblauc^ (Al- lium iirsinum — /,.) ; — germander, ber ®anianber [Tcucrium — /,.); — goat, bie ®cinfe; — goose, bic rijitbe @au§ {Anas anset L) ; bic Canabt= ffi;C ®anS {Anas canadensis — /. ) ; — goose-chase, bie witbe ©linfejflgb ; nnniifce 33evfolgung, nu^lofe 93eiiiii= bung; col. ber ^JU^rilgang, Sleifc^er= gang ; — grape, bev icliinmen {Cissus — Ij.) ; — haw-tree, vid. — service; — honey, ber IDtlbe >§Oi:ig ; — hops, bie 3'lUnriibe {Bryonia alba — L) ; — horseradish, ber bvctagner SfJettig ; — land, bie .§eibe, SBiifte ; ber Urroalb, baS unangebante 'iaw'i ; — liquorice, baS (Uilbe SitjiboIS {Olycirrhiza — D ■ — master-wort, bcr ©icvifct), ©cipfup {JErropodium — • /> ) ; — marjoram, bcr Soften {Origanum — />.) ; — nep, vid. — hops; — oats, ber wilbe (obcr taubc) .Jprtfcr, aSinb^afer; he has not yet sowed his — oats, prov. iX l)lt fic^ bie Corner nod» "tc^t abgelan= felt ; — olive (-tree), bcr WilbC Del= baUlU {FJm:igiius — /,.) ; — parsnep, bte 3ltrfci'mur5cl {Sium slsarum — /J; —pine, bie itiefeV (Py/iMs sy?- vestris — /, ' ; — plantain, bCV bveit= blatterigc 5>i?affermcgevic^ (Misma ra- nunculoides — //.) ; — plum, bie @rf)[e= ^e; — radish, bcr .^eberic^, 5l(ferfenf {Raphanus rapluinistmm. — />.) ; — road, (-stnad), bie pffene SJ^ebe ; — rocket, bie 3Bafferraute (sisymbrium — /,.); — rose, bcr .§al)nebutten= firatlCp (Rosa canina — L.) ; — rose- mary, ber 3Jo§marin {Rosmarinus — L.) ; — rue, bie .^erinelraute (Pega- num harmala — L,.) ; — service, bcr wilbe (Sv^evberbauin, bie (fisbeere {Cratmgus torminalis — /,.) ; — sow, bie sUac|e; — stock, bcr ®tocf, Stainm; —tansy, ber ©anfevicb (Poteniilla anserina — L.\ — Iolzix bte wilbe ©arbenbiflcl (Dip.iacussyi vestris — L.; — tree, bCV aSilbfing, milbe Srucltbaum ; — weather frf)(ct^tcS aBcttcr; — woad, bn« ©clbEraut (Reseda luteola — L) ; — youth, ber SBiibfang. wn,D, s. bic aSilbnip, aBiifieuci, @in. bbc. To WILDER, V. a. ill ^vrt^Um OCVttji' cfelit, oertuirrcn, bevmilbevn; tvve fiibren. wiLDKUNESs, .5. 1. bie SBilbuip, 3811= fie ; 2. bcr §}>arf, bie englifc^e @av= tenanlage. WILDING, * bcr .gagapfcl, ^otjavfet, witbc 2IvfeI ; — shoots, aBnffcrfi.tbp= linge ; — tree, bev ftiilbe 3H>fcIbauin. wiLDNESS, s. 1. bie aBilbbcit; 2. SBiifthcit, Unangebantbeit ; 3. Uttre- gehnafiigfcit; 4'. 3liiSfcbmcifung ; 5 Scrftvenung ; 0. aSerflanbcSjcniit: tung, ©eiftcStJenuirrnng. WILE, s. bte ^ift, . bie Sift, a3erfr^Iagen= beit, ©d;elnicvei. WILK, s. vid. Whelk. WILL, s. ahbr. ftatt William, aBiU)elin (3J?annSnamc). WILL, s. 1. bcrSSiUe, bie aSillfitbr, baa aBoIlcit, i^dieben; 2. bicaBabl; 3. a)Jad)t, aicgternng ; 4. bcr a3efe^i; 5. ba« aSevlangen, bic ?leigung, bcr aSnnfd); 6. — or last —, "bcr Ic^te (obcr (Stcrbe=)aBiUe, baS Siefiamcnt, a3evmdd)tnip; i. T-s. e.states at — , ^ac^tungcn, bercn $ac^t ^u jcbcr 3eit aufge|)oben tuevbcn lanu; to have one's — , SeiuanbcS 3uftiin= ninng b'lbcn ; to have all things at — , 9lllc6 nac^ SBunfcl; obcr }u ©cbote babou; to prove a — , etu ^cfiamcut Vubltcircn ; to put one in one's — , cis nen im STejIainentc bebenfen ; — with a wisp, baS 3rrlic^t, bcr Srrnnfd) (^ nis fntmis) ; — worship, bCV fclbftCV^ wdblte@ottc§bicnfi. To will, v. I. a. 1. WOlIcU; 2. Bcgcb' ren, uninfcben ; 3. bcfe^len, Ijci^en ; 4. buvc^ 2:cftament ucrfiigcn, tcfti' ren ; i — . ja ! (bei ber 2;rauung) ; i — , id) mill; n.aux. (\m i?ntnrum) wevbcit ; you — , bit wirft, n. f. w. WILLED, adj. in compos. fcOUt SBiflcu gclcitct, gcncigt, geftnnt; ill — , h'ii- anll/g, iibcl geftnnt, tiufifd) ; self —, cigeit\uiilig, ctgcnfinnig, bartudifig. WILLICR, s. bcr aBoUcnbc. wnjLlAM,s. aSil^clm (3Jtaitnonantc}. WILLING (adv. — ly), adj. I. milliij, bcrcitioillig, bcrcit, mittl)ig ; 2. frci= njillig, oott felbjl ; 3. belicbig ; i am — to' believe (think), id; gtaubc gern ; I am very — to do it, ic^ tuiU CS febr gem tbun; — or unwilling, er (ftc. e5, man) mag moUen ober ntt^t ; God — , fo ®ott will ; — hearted, bcreit^ ttjillig. WILLINGNESS, s. bic SBtfligfcit, a3ci reitrailligteit, baS ©ernt^un. WlLLOVV, .?. bie SBeibe (Saiix: — L) ■, dwarf — , bic aBaffcrnjcibc, Bw^rg^ weibe ; spiked — , bcr ©(^lingbauiu, bie ^PapftrocibC (Virbumum opulus — /..) ; water — (- tree) ; (vid. ittttcr W.\ter) ; — herb, bCr aBctbCvid) (Lythrum saliearia — /,.) ; bf r gc! b< WIND WIND WINE SBeibCttcfi {Ltjsimacltia vulgaris ■ — L) ; Im Frencli — ), bag 3Bet6enro«c^cii {EpUoUum — L); — galls, aSeibeU= rofcn ; — garland, bet aGctbciifranj ; — lark, bte aBctbcnlci'c^erbei:S3aum= Vieper {^nt/ius arboreus — Bech.) ; — myrtle, bev Oaaet {Myrka gale — L) ; — plot, bcr aBjtbenpIa^, Hi 3Bct= benncbiifc^ ; — shavings, pi. 23ctbfn= fpaoiie ; — sheets for hats, baS 22et= beiibaftgcftcd^t ju .giiteti; —tufted, luit QBeibeit^nippeii bctuac^feit; — weed, ba§ Slo&fCdUt {Polygnnium per- Atcarm — LJ ; — wort, bte 3Bctb= tOUCJ ; — wren, vid. Wren. WILLOWED, adj. »oU SSeibcn. VViLLOWiSH, adj. njeifccufarbig. wiLLOvvv, adj. »oU SSetbett. WILY (rt'/n. — iLY), adj. ucrf^ilageii, ccvfcftmi^t. WIMBLE, s. bfi-a3iubc(bo^rcr, (^tilU) ©obvcr. WIMBREL, s. vid. Whimbrel. WIMPLE, s. 1. + bcr Scolder (bet ben 9lpi!iieu), citt Sd)Uicr juv Sebecfuitg bf» .§a{fc« utib s8ufeii«j 2. bcr un= ic^tC 5)3ertlt{af (Peplis portula — /,.). Ta WIMPLE, V. a. + t>crfc^lctcni, uber= iwrffii, berab^ici)?!!, I}eruiiter5te[)eit (ciitfit Sdjlctrr). Ta WIN, u.a.^H. 1. flewttttien, ft2= tjcB, crobcrK ; 2. .%. iiberrebcu ; 3. eclaitjcu, (jeivtiiitcit, ctniic^mcii ; to — of . . , Stcger fena, ftegcit iibcc . . ; — o« (upon) the heart, b«8 ^crj etll= Hcbiiteii. Ta WINCE, v.n. i. ftC^ WtllbClt, frum= ineii, cinec ©ac^e auSjunjctcbcn fu= <^cti; 2. (befonbcrS tjott-^iferbeu) {;tu= tea augfd^lagctt, ftann.ifeu, fra^eii. wiNCEE, s. tin ^fecb, u. f. m\, ba« WLVCH, .s. ber .aBinb bcwegt Wirb ; — nnnet, vid. — hover; — road, — rode, JV. T. luirb t)On ei= nem Scbiff gebraiic^t, bag bei ciner aBinbwartgjeit «or winter liegt, nnb yon bcr Starfe beg Sinbeg gcgen ben Strom getricben wirb; — row, bcr ©d)»«abcn; bie jum Xrocfiien anfgc)1elUc SJeibe 2;orftleinc ; — sail, JV. T. bag Jliif)(fegc(, ?nftfeget ; — seed, bag 33arenobr (eine " 5p^an= je, Arctotis — L.) ; — shock, btC SSinbucrlefeung, bcr SBinbbruc^, 2Btnbrtp (bcfonbcrs ber SBanmc) ; — sucker, vid. — hover ; — swift, n)inb= fc^nell, fd;neH ivic ber SBinb ; — a — tort ship, etn »oin SBinbe anf bie Seitc gclegtcg @d)tff ; — tight, gcgen ben 2Binb gefcbii^t; — thrush, bic iRotbbroffcl {Tardus Hiacus — /,.) ; — way. Mill. T. {in Derb.) bic 2Bct= terftrccfc. To WIND, V. I. a. 1. btafen ; 2. torn-- ben, unuuinben ; luicfcln; etnwicfcln; 3. brcien, lucnbcn (cin 2d)iff ) ; fteu= crn, Icnfcn, ridjteu; 4. liiftcn, fd= d)eln, burc^njcben laffen ; 5. iiuttcrn, fpiticn ; to — about, umnjinbcn, uni= wideln; umfdjltngcn; to — in or into, fig. bringen til .., fiibren in..; to — off a bottom, etiicn .Jlnaacl ab- iincfeln, abwiuben ; to — out, bcrangs andfcln ; to — up, aufmiiibcn, fpan= ucit; fiimmcn (etn Saitcninflra- mcnt) ; aufjicben (cine Ul)r) ; anfn)i= dfln; orbnen; /^. er()ebcn; eiibigen, befd)licpcn ; m. Ph-s. to — up an ac- count, eine 9ied>nnng abfcjiliegcnj to — up a business, cin ®efc^dft fc^Iiefcn, abmad)en, abividdn; II. 11. ftci) winbcn ; ftblangctn, ftd)fd)ldu= gein; ftd> ctnfd)lctcben; fid) brcfjen, (inbcrn; — out, ft(t loginac^en, fid) bcraitgnjicfcfn ; JV. T-s. how winds the ship? «50 Itegt tag_Sd)iff an? the ship winds up, bag ec^tff bl'Cl)t Pbcr torn! ypr fcinem 5liifcr anf. WINDAGE, s. Gui}. T bcr Spiclrauui ciner ,^anoiiC r the — of the partner* for the play oj jhe masts, JV. T. bet ©(.nelraum i>ber bie Spiclving ba aTJaften. WINDED, n.f; in compos, mtt .SBini ober 2ltbem fcerfeben, at()mig; long — , 1. mit langem 3It|em, Iangatb= mig; 2. langweilig ; short—", mit !nr5cni 3Ul)em, {urjat^mig, engbrii^ fttg. WINDER, .1. 1. ber 23inbenbe, Sre= fter, >&agpler; SKinbcnbc; 2. ^afpd. bie SfGinbe ; winders, pi. T. (geibcn^ l)agpclrabnien ; winder-mew, bieSn^' meoe (Lnrus ridibundiis — L.). WINDINES.S, s. 1. bicaSinbigteit.blai benbe (Sigenfc^aft; 2. Sln'fblabung, 9Iufgebnnfenl)eit; 3. ^Idbiingcn. WINDING, s. 1. bag Slofen; Jv. T ber 5}>ftff (anf bcr S3ootgmanng^)f«!« fe) ; 2. bag 2Einben ; 3. bic ,Rriiin;< mnng; Min. T. bie SBcnbung cine* 2)iicncngangeg; windings and turn- ings, bie frnnimcn ©iinge; — curve, bie aBcUcniinic ; — engine, Min. T. cin .^cbejeug mtt (^imcrn ; — butt, JV. T. bag uni ben ©ng cinee Scbif^ feg frunint licgciibe (Snbe tiuei spianfe; — horn,' bag aBaJbborn; — path, ber ftd) fd)ldngelnbe Spfab ; — sheet, bag ©t'abtut^, Stcrbel)e:nb, Siobtcnbcmb ; — stairs, pi. or — stair- case, bie SEcnbeltreppe (bcpgkid)en cine 3}hif(|clart) ; — tackle, jv. t. bcrSlafdjenjng, bie@icn); — tackic- pendant, bcr i0dnger ciner @icn. WINDLASS (WiNDL.iS, Windlace), s. bcr Jlrabn, Jtrnnid), bic SBaaren= iDinbe; jv. r. ba« «ratf?tH, bie an= ferwinbc ; JV. t-s. Spanish — . tin* 3lrt Jtviipvell>iff, womit bag 5:oljt» reep eineg SBanbtaiicg ober ber iaw fcr ciner Salje angebolt ivirb; tiv ciferncg JtriifpelfiJiU, wel^tg mil S)rcbern nmgcbrcbt wirb. WINDLE, i. bic (Spinbel ; ber ,§agvtl. windij:s.s. a/j. 1. ol)ne 3Binb ; 2. alt)cmlog. window, s. 1. bag^enftcr; 2. bte fcnfierabnlid)e Oeffnnng ; — bench, bie 5venftcrbant; — blind, bcr (^cn^ ficrf^iirm; — sill, bie genficrbrii= ftung ; — curtains, gcnfiergarbtnen ; — frame, ber genfterrabmtn ; — glass, bag Senficrglag ; — sash, ber gcnjifr: rabmcn (an einetii JTJollfcnfier) ; — shutters, bie Scnftcvfabcn ; — tax, bie (5cn)icrjlcncr. To WINDOW, V. a. 1. mtt ^cnflcrn berfeben ; 2. an bag Senficr flelUn (m. ii.); 3. bur(f)li,^cfeern {w. it.). WINDOWY, adj. mit Dcffnnngen wii ciu 3enfler verfebcn ; burct)fre«5t. WINDWARD, I. ad,,. S,- wij. A". Ph. ge» gcrt ben SiJinb, iiMnbrodrtg, njtnbab, ln»ivdrtg; IL s. bte 3l'inbfeitc, Snt>« fcitc ; to get the — of . . , ctncm ent= anfd)Crt; to ply (turn w work) to — . bicbt bcim SBinbe ober in ben SBinb anfjiccften, ben 2Binb abtncifcn. WINDY, adj. 1. winbig; 2. bldbcnb; ooU SBldbiingen; 3. leer, titel, nirijs tig; 4. ftiirmtfc^; — e.xprcssions. .;i^>-. I)i)d)trabenbe 5lu6briicfe; — rupture, s, T. ber 2Btnbbrut^. WINE, s. bcr SBein ; good — needs no bush. prov. giitc 2Baare t)crfauft fit^ felbjt ; — bibber, bcr SBeinfaufer ; — bottle, bic 2BctnfIafc^e ; — ca.»k bag aBcinfaj); — cellar, ber aBcin= fcllcv ; — cock, ber S^iii)ii jnm ai>cin= abjapfen; — conner, ber SJiiffebci iibcr bag aBeinmafi, 28ctnauffcber, aBein»iftrcr, 2Bcintoftcr; — cooler, ber aBcintiU;ler; — cooper, Ht aBeinfiipcr ; — cup. ber 2Bcinbed)f ' ; — funnel, bcr 2Sctn(ric^ter ; — gias* WINN WIRE WIT i&S 3Beiiigla« ; — lees, pi. aBein^e= ffii ; — licPMce. bte ©rlnubniB jum 2BdnbfVfauf, bci- 2Beiiifc^auf; — measure. ba» 'ffieiliniap ; — iiiercliant, bei- aSctit^anbler, (in St. !D.) aBciii= verlaffcf; — inuller, baS ©efci^ Jum 2Sf iuanivmcii ; — offerings, baS •SraiiEopffr, bte Ctbatiou; — porter, bci- 3Bciuf4i"oter, (in i^aniBuvg) Jtii^ fcr, Jtiiper ; — press, bie SBEtupreffc, Jtcltcf; — seller, bcr aBetupiibln', (in ''Jt. 25.) aOcinuevlaffci- ; — skin, bcc 2Bcinf(^laud) ; —sop, ba« aBfin= mug; —trade, ber 2Bctn&aubel; — vinegar, itx SBeiuefftg ; — waiter, ber aUeirtpViifcntivtcUcv. WINEFRID, Winifred, s. 28anifveba (Sraucnuame). WINELESS, adj. D^tit 2Bein, wetnloS. WING, s. 1. tei- Sliigel, gitttg, bie ©djmtnge; 2. .fig: bci- glitfl; 3. Sc{)u(j ; 4. bet (Scttenfc^D^, (2eiten= jmeifl ; 5. bie aS 3lct)feU)aar ; — pen, bie @varge[= crbfc (L,ttl.ii3 tetrauoglobtis — L} ; — gail of a ketch, JV. T. bag Oaffclfeijcl ober 53ffanfftic( eincr jtit«; —shell, bie Btiigelberfe ; Jv. r-s. — stoppers, tie (Sdjiuafcn^alfcu a.\\ ben (getten bciSSc^iffeS im JtaOefgat; —transom, bcc .0cIuge jubriicfeu bet . . , bur^ bie Singer ff bet. nic^t fe^en wollen, iia^febcn, iibeifel;en ; to — at (upon), cincnaSiuEgebeit, juwinfcn; winked at. iiberfcbeti ; winking, at, bag 3i(l4 = fc|en, Ucberfk-^cn. WINK, .;. bcr (^Ingcu) 50iicf; Ui ©c^lie^en ber 5}|ugculieber ; ber 3BinE; ca!. PU-s. to tip one the — , ei= tiem (JU)wiufen ; I diil not sleep a — all night, tc^ t)aOe bie ganje 'OUx^t fein Stuge jugetban. WINKER, s. ber Slinjcube; 2Binten= be; — pieces (or winkers), 3iltgen= Ilavpen, Sc^culcbcr fiir i^^ferbe. IVINKINGLY, fflj/. mit balbycrfd)lcffe= uen 5Iugen, bliii5cnb ; annfenb. WINNER, s. bcr @eiDinner ; he is the — , er bat flenjonnen. WINNING, i. adj. gcwinncnb ; fig. cin' nebmenb ; to liave a — way with . . , P4> bfUebt inrtc^fu bei . . ; — back, SiS Outttma^en; — post, («uf SRennbabncu) ba« 3'«l; n. s. haS ©croinnen, ©robcrn ; bcr ©cwinn, g^utjeit, 5?ortbei[. To WINNOW, V. 0.1. wannen, fc^win= gen, worfein, tuorfen ; fac^evn, fa= d)cln ; 2. n)ie mit ben §liigeln fc^Ia= gen ; 3. .fig. priifen, ftd)ten ; cnoa? gen ; fc^eibcn ; to — the truth from faiseliood, SBu^vljcit oort galfc^(;cit fonbern. WINNOWER, s. bcr Jlornfc^njingcr, SBorfler ; fig. Sifter, ^priifer. WINNOWING, part. s. biiS SSanncn n. f. w., JU. K. (in (5pcfenrccbnun= gen) baS ©ieblob" ;»ok ©ctreibe u. f. w.) ; —basket, bie (5uttcrfci)iuin= ge (auc^ H. T.) ; — sieve, bic SSanne (jum ®etrcibefcf)mingcn), bie (Jtorn=) Scbwingc. wiNTER,s.l.bcr32inter; 2. Typ. T.bcr Untevbalfcn, Qncrbalfcn ; —aconite, bie Sb'-'ifitunrj (Hdlcbm-us hyemalis — L) ; — apple, bcr SBiiitcravfct ; —'3 bark ( — 's cinnamon), bic 3Binter'j= rinbe, bic maijeUantfcbe Siinbc; — barley, bie SOtUtcrgerfie ; — beaten, uDin 2Bintcr bcfttabtgt; — berry, bie 3Binterbeevc {Prims — l.); — bloom, ber 3)Jin)bnfit, ficbrige gcl= feni^raild) (.-4:n/ca viscosa — L.) ; — cherry, bic Subcnfirfilje {Phymiis at- kekcngi — /v.) ; — citron, einc 3Irt aEinterbirn; — cress, bie 2Binter= freffe [Enjsiimun bnrbaret — JL) ; — cricket, bn3 2Bintcrocimd)en; — crop, ba§ SQintcrgctreibc; — fallow, baS iiit UBintcr itmgcpfliigtc 9[(fcr= lanb ; — fallowing, t>a3 Um^jfliigcn bcr Selber im 2i5intcr; — garden, bcr 3Bintergarten ; — green, txii aBintcrgriin {PyroU rutundifuUa — L) ; — house, bn« SBintcrbmiS ; — lodge, — lodgment. B. T. baS 38intcr= ban*; — night, bie 2Binterna(^t; — pear, bic 3Bintcrbirn ; — quarters, ])l. ba« 3Sintcrc[nartier; to — rig, V. a. provinc. im 2Sintcr umpjliigen; — rocket, vid. — cress ; — savory, bie SjJinterfaturei; — season, bie 2Billtcrjcit ; consumption for the — (season), bcr SBinterbcbarf ; — sol- stice, bte 32infcrfDnnen»cnbe; — tempest, bcr SBintcrfturin ; — top- gallant-sails, JV. T. bic 2Binterbram= fegel ; — 's way, ias 28inter{)afte ; — weather, ba8 SSintcrmcttcr. To WINTER, V. 1. 71. ben Sinter ?u^ bringen, wtntcrn; Jv. t. itbcrmin^ tern'; aSintcvlage balt^n ; II. a. iiber= wiiitern; ben iBinter iiber untcr= balten, ben SBinter {)inbnrc^ (im (£talk) fiittern, bnfrf)rointcrn. WINTERY, adj. wiiitcrbaft, wintevlid), tuinterifct), aiintevig. WINV, adj. weinartig, roctni^t, nacfe 2Bein fcbmecfcnb. To WIPE, V. a. anfcbcn, aba)if4)cn, trocfncn ; ./tor. reinigcn; to — away, n)egroifrf)cn ; to — down, abmifdten ; to — off, nbmifrf)eit ; fig. an«mcien ; to — out, aiisanfrf)cn, yermifdjen. WIPE,*. 1. HS 3BiWen, »ilbaiifc^en; 2. col. bcr aSifd) ; 3. fig. aBifd)er, iBerweis, 5lnSpufeer, .§ieb, Stiii) ; 4. ber Jtibi^ (Tring.i yanelluj — /,) ; to give a — ,bariiber roifctcn ; fig. einen aSifdjer geben, nnsfcbeiten. WIPER, .<. 1. ber aSifcbcnbc, SBifc^cr ; 2. bas aSifc^tud). WIPING, s. baS 2i5if4)cn; — clout, bas 20if4)tuct), ber aBtfc^fappcn, 2Bifc^. WIRE, s. ber (mctallenc) 2)ra^t ; to — , V. a. mit 2)rabt befeftigen ; to — draw, «.a. 2)rabt jiebeif, fig- in bie Siinge jiel^en ; t)cvbrej)eu ; ( — into.., , jn . .) tc — draw one, »tncn «..»j«» ben, angplanbevn ; — drawer, set Srabtjicbcr ; gold — di.uver, ber ffiolbjicbcr ; — drawing macliine, bie Srabtbanf, Stft^b'Tif; — drawing mill, bie 5^rabtmable ; — lender, bie 3)rabtftiilve ; — gauge, ein 2>rat)ta maf), cine 55rabtflinfe ; — gauze, bie Srabtgajc ; — grate, baS 2)ra^t= gittcr; — grub, vid. — worm; — pliers, pi. bic I)rabt|ange, Sicgjan* ge ; — rii)i)on, titS Srabtbanb, (jv.) aBierenbanb ; — string, bie 35rabf= faitf ; — tacks, 55rnbtfiiftc, -SJiarifers flifte ; — worm, ber Jlornnjm-m.iiorn- wolf ; — work,ba« 2)rat)t9itttr. WIRY, adj. brabtern. WISDOM, s. 1. bte aSeigbett ; 2. ,^I«g=> bcit; 3. bte 22eig^eit ©alomonia (cin Snt^ ber ^ciiigcn rift). WISE, ad/ 1. wcife; 2. fUtg, »erfian= big, gcfc^idt, crfat)ren, fiinbig; 3. in 3fl»berfunficn gefcbifft; 4.'ern|l, crnftbitft J one word to the — is as good as a hundred to a fool, bem 2[?eir= ^dnbigen gem'igt ein SSint ; — .icre, ber 2Seife, SBciSbtitSprcbiger, t2eii:= tenjcnfpvec^er ; cont. ^Uux. 3)iina. 5>infel ; — hearted, (i» bcr beiligni (Sdn'ift) a'cife, {lug, gefd)ttff ; — man, ber aScife ; ^>abrfarter ; — woman, bic fliigc 5ran, ^isbrfa- gerinn, ©liicf^pn^vibetinn. VVISE, s. bie ".'Irt, SSeife ; in no — , auf Iciiic aBcifc, feineS aBege§ ; in any — , f(f>led;ttvbtng'l WISELY, adv. weislic^, flilglid), yfr= fiiinbig. ry WISH, J). 7i. .^ «. 1. tuiinfc^cn, yer= langcu ; 2. erbittcn ; as n)y heait could — , nac^ ^derjeustvunfc^ ; to — for, j»:infd)en, fid) fcbnen nacb . . , tr= fe^nen ; to — curses on someboily, Scnianb yerffucl)cn; to— joy of.. (at), gvatuliven, ©liitf tt>iinfd>f« ?h . . ; I — to God you bad done it, \wUt« ®ptt Sic b'lttcn cS get[)an; to — (one) well, (ciucm) ®ute3 Juiinfc^en, (ibm) mo[;l njollen, giMincn, gut {gr= neigt) fepii; wished for, evwunfc^t, erfebnt. WISH, s. ber SBunfcb, ba« ^Serlangen. 5?cgcbrcn; she has her — , tbt SBuiifc^ i)l erfiiflt. WISHER, s. ber 2Ciinf(^eubt, Set)* neube. WISHFUL, adj. tuiinfc^eiib, febncnb, fe^nlid), febiifiie^tig. WISHFULLY, adu. fe()iitid;, mit 2>er.! langen. wisivET, s. bcr Mcxh. WISP, s. bcr 2Bifc^, baS ©itnbrbcn, ber a3iifd;el; — of hay, baS iSiinbdjeii obcr ber SDiifc^cl .5eu; — of straw. bcr ©trobwifc^ ; a -^ of .snipes, ,S;> T. cin %iax ober ciuc^ brei Sc^nepfen. WISTFUL (adn. — ly), adj. J. erufi= l)aft, ticfilnnig, gebanfcnyoU, au§=: brndFsyofI, bcbcntiing«yolJ, bebcH= tenb, aufmerffam; 2.'^febnlic^, fcbn^ fiid)tig. WlSTii', s. bcr Itifliti, 2SifitiJi (citi 31ffe, Hapale jacc/itt-i — /> ). To WIT, (viz), a\i, itiimlic^, mt folgt, baa ift, ba8 beijit. WIT, s. i. ber aBi^, Jlovf, aScrftanb, 2J?uttcrtt)i§ ; 2. bie lebbafte ©inbiU bun^gfraft ; CJinbiloung ; 3. ber lui^ige ©cbanfe, a'i^ige Sinfall ; 4. mi^ige Sto^f, Wlann tjon ©eifi, @d;i)ng'eiii ; aSi^Iing; aSirtuoS ; to learn — , (burcb Sc^abeu) ges fi^cit, fliigcr ajevben ; to teach one — , cinc'n nji^igen, fliigcr ma- cben ; wits, pi. bcr (gefunbe) JBcr* ftanb ; to be out of one's wits, feincH aSerSdiib yerloren ^aben, nid)t ge* 511 WITH WOAD WOMA fc^eit fe\)n ; to be frightened out of one's wits, (uov <54ivecfeii) au§cr ft(^ fcS^n ; to be at one's wits' end, nic^t ilng genug (in 5BerIcgeii&eit) fe»n ; there I am at my wits' end, ba ftcf)t init bcr aScvftailb ^tdj one of the ■ first-rate wits, finer bCf bcficil jtopfe ; — starved, fjeifle^arm, gciftloS; — worm, bcr aBi^ei'iliu'cr. WITCH, J. bie Jq.) ; (Virginian — hazel or — tree), ber .3'lllbfrftl'aUC^ {Hama- melis virginica — L.) ; — meal, bflS •^erC nme^l (Scvien lycopodU) ; witches' Imtter, bift' .^immflSbhtmc (Tremella nostoc — /^.) ; — play, bag ^ereii= fpiel. To WITCH, V. a. BejaiiBcvit, Bc^eren. WITCHCRAFI', s. bie 3aubcrfraft, ubentntijvlicfte Ruxft; ^aubevct, i^ererci. WITCHERY, s. bie 3rtuBeret, ^ererei. WITH, prep, llltt, Itcbfl, filllimt ; iUxA), uon ; bei, auf, iiber, an, in, fiir ; yor ; Ulltev ; God be — yon, ©Ott fe^' mit bir; come along — ine, fommen ©te mit mir ; to write — a pen, niit einer geber fc^jveiben ; to cure a disease — fasting, eine Jlranf^eit burc^b Saflen beilen; to be — child, f^reangev fe«n; surrounded — the sea, VOW ber See umgebcn ; to be angrv — one, auf 3einaubfn bofe fei/n'; to be in favour — one, t^et einem gut (in ©naben) flcfjcn; he parted — every thing he had, er gab SlUcS ]^in, was er ^atte ; it is not — you as — US, e* tft (es ter^alt ft*) mit (bei) 3i;nen nic^t fowiemit(bfi)nti§; it is a usual thing — him, eS ift fo ffin (Sebvauc^ ; to be out of conceit — . . , nic^t IciUs ger inebr ©efallen finben an . . ; to trust one — a secret, Seiunnbcin ein @e^eimni§ anucrti-aiicn ; to weep — sorrow, uor Jtumntcr Weinen ; gray- haired — anguish, »or .Runtmcr grau gcftiorbcn; one — another, ©iuS tnS 91nbere gerecfjnct; mit einanber, ju; gleic^ ; — that, bainit ; Ijierauf. WITH, s. bie SBcibeurUtbe, vid. Withe. WITHAL, adv. sitgleid), auci) nod^, ba= neben, Ijtcrnacbft, iibrigens. To WITHDRAW, u I. a. 1. cutjie^en ; §nrii(fsief)cn, W)eg5ief;en, abjie^en; 2. wegrufen, abrnfeu ; to — an order, rinen 9Uiftrag suriirfnc^mcn, n.Mber= rufen, ©egcuovbtr gebeu ; II. n. ftd) juritifsiebcn, Meggcjjen; jiir Sinlji geben; ftc& c.n§ bem (Staube mad)fii, bauon fc^lcicbeu; m.es.io— from a firm, anS eincr .§anbel«gcfellf^aft bernu^treten ; withdrawing room, baS Stcbensimnifr. WITHE, s. bie SBeibcnrutbf, 3Ceirtc ; — wind, bic SSinbe, bag SiljEvaut {Cunvoloulus — /y.). To WITHER, V. I. n. Wflfeu, Vermel: fen, ycrfc^vumvfeu ; sertvpcf iten ; strgeben; Ha. iH'rmelfen macben; bijrrcn, augfaugcn, ttbjcf)ren, kwM^ mergeln. wiTHER-BAND, s. bflS Satfelblcc^. WITHEREDNESS. s bie Serroeltt^eit, 9Sertro(fiiniig, aScrfcbrumpftfjeit. WITIIERITE, s. ber aSitberit, foblen= fanre SBar^t, bipriSmatifd^e ^alb= ban}t. WITHERS, s. pi. ber ffiiberriil. W1ther:wrung, adj. om 2Btberrijte miefet. To WITHHOLD, v. a. juriitf^altert, Der^inborn ; Derent^aften. WITHHOLD':!!, J. b'v 3uriiif^rtltenbe tt, f. tt). 512 WITHIN, prep. §aufc, int 3iniinEr; — a fortnight, in ober tnnerbalb yicr= jobn SJagen ; — a month, biuuen \jkx iinb eincm 5DJonate ; — our memory, bei nnferm ©ebenten ; ~ himself, bei ft* felbfl; —his power, in fei- ner 'Ma.^t ; — ca!i, int Serci* ber Otinime ; — a small matter, beiuabe, faft; — a trifle, ciue Jlleiuigfcit auS= gcuommeii. WITHOUT, I. adv. aufjcn, braufjen ; I)inau§; aujjerli*; from — , »on augcn ; IL prep. 1. Pbue, auger ; 2. aiiper^alb ; »or ; ~ book, an«n)cn= big ; — damage, n^ne SRa*tf)eiI; — delay, unfeerjiigli*, p^ne 9luff4)ub ; — doors, »or ber S;^iir, auger bcm ^aufe ; — fee, o(;ne ©ntgelt, uneut= geltlid) ; — funds in hand, M. E. 0l;ne 5)ecfuug ; I can do — it, tc^ fanu tS eutbe^ren, miffen ; i cannot be— it, ic^ faun e§ ni*t entbebren, entrat^en ; I can do (live) — Iier, i* taun P^nc fte (ebcn ; — our reach, auger unferem ^ereic^e; iii. my. ivenn nicf)t, wo= fern nicbt, nnr, aiisgenpmmen, auger wenn. To WITHSTAND, v. a. wiberfJe^eii, tpt= berjlreben, fi* wiberfefeen. wiTHSTANDER, s. 1. ber 3Biberflre= beiibe, 28iberfe^cr ; 2. aBiberflaifb. WfTHY, I. s. bie 2Beibe, 3.^anbn3eibe {Saiii — L.) ; II. adj. auS aBeibenjwei= gen gemaci^t. WITLESS, adj. 1. uutoifeig ; »erfianb= Io6, «n»crftanbig ; cinfaltig, bumm ; 2. uuiiberlegt, gebanfenloiS. wiTLESSNESS, s. bie Uuiiberlegt^eit. WITLING, s. ber 2Bifeling. WITNESS, s. 1. bas 3eilgnifi; 2. ber 3euge, ©cnjabrSmanu; in — wiiereof L. Ph. jum 3cnguig beffen, nvfuublicj) (pber JU Urtuns) beffen ; to bear — , Seuguig ablegen; bejcugen; to call (to take) to — , juiu 3fiiil<;" aiifrufen ober ncfjmen ; with a — , vu'g. mxl- lic^, wa^rlic^, offcnbar; tii^tig; fp fcbr. r» WITNESS, V. a. &■ n. \. bcjcugen, 3eugnig ablegen, jeugen, 3cugc fe^n, beroeifen, errocifrn, befiatigen, 3cng= nip geben ; 2. gegenwartig (jugcge'u) fettrt ; to — a bond, eiue urfnnbe le= galifircit, als 3cuge untcrf*veiben. WITTED, adj. tti^ig, yerflcitibig; {in compos.) iiaif — , fiufaltig, albcni, un= fiuij; quick — , fc^arfftimig, geifi; reicp. WITTICISM, s. ber SBi^, ©iiifall. WITTINESS, s. bie SBi^igfcif, ber SBit WITTINGLY, ado. wiffentJi*, t)orfe6= licb, abft*tlicl), coi. mit 5"leiti. wiTTOL, .?. ber gebulbige .^abnrei, gute (nadjftcbtige) 3)ia'un, .§i.irner= trager. wiTTOLLY, adj. wie ein gebulbiger .^abnrei, jum J,5a^nrei gemaci)t. WITTY (adn. — ily), adj. 1. Hji^ig, ftnn= reic^, geiflreicb, uerflanbig; 2. bci= fienb, farfaflifd), fatprifrf). WITWALL, .?. ber Siiutfpec^t, Jlirf*=' pogel, Sflugpicfer, S3aumf)acfer (Picas viridis — X,..*. WIVER, I s. N. T. (— volant), ber WIVERIN, ) (Piegenbe) Srac^e. WIZARD, I. s. bc'r 3'iuberer, .§cren= meiiler ; n. adj. jauberif* ; bejau^ bernb ; t)Prt 3<'wbcrroefen be»»o^ut; — rod, ber 3finberfiab. WOAD, s. ber 2Batb {Isatis Unctoria — JL) X ber Siirbegiufter {Genista Unc- toria — L.) ; — cake, ber SBaitbaflen , — mill, bic SBaibmiible. To WOAD, V. a. mit2Baib farben,blau farben. WODEN, s. Myth, bcr ®ptt SBpban. wo, L s. baS aSeb, Sieiben, ber Jtum= mer, baS C^leub, Ungliid ; tender woes, Sifbe«pein; 11. 2"nt.'wo! tte^c! —to you ! Jve^e ©u* ! — is me ! — to me ! a6), icb Uugliirflicber ! a— worn cheek, cine fummcrbtei*c, gram= cber Ut= bengefurcbte aSange- — (worth) the day ! aBet)c liber ben Stag ! — (worth) the man! ^Qcbc trcffe bcn 2);i-.ini I aBebc bcm SUJcnfcficn ! wo-BEGONE, adj. tu jlummcr yer= ticft, in Xraurtgfeit ycrfcntt, »oll ©rantm, bpu ?eibeu erfiillt nnb ge= bcngt, febr betriibt, Soil 93ersuicif= lung, auger ftc^. WOFUL {ado. — ly), adj. traurig, bc= triibt, elcnb, uiigliicfli*, fummcrspU, jammcrSspII, jdmmcrli*; — ness, s. ber 3ammer, baS (51enb, bie 33etriib= nig. WOLF, s. (pi. wolves) 1. ber 2Solf ; 2. bcr 2BpIf (ein .KvebSgcf*»iir) ; 3. ber (wcige) Jlornwurm, Jtpvmvplf; Bhe-wolf, bie 23i3Ifiiin; to keep the — out of doors. Jig-, ftc^ beS ^itugcrS er? Wc{)ren ; — in the stomach, vidff. bcr 2BolfSbunger ; —'s bane, bic asplf§= njitrj, bcr (Stnntibut, baS (Stfcnbiit= lein {Jiconitum — z,.) ; bie Gbrijinjiuj {Hdlebonis hyemalis — /,.) ; — 's claw, bie asplfsflau, bcr 33arIaP>) {Lycopo- dium — L.) ; — dog, bcr SBplfS^nnb ; If«geftci)t ; —ness, s. baS uplftf*e 2Bcfcn, bic ®cfragig= tcit, greggicrbc. WOLFRAM, s. ber 2Qplfram, (Sifen- f4)ecl, baS pviSmatif*c ©cbeelerj. WOLLASTONITE, s. bcr 2BoUafti.iuit, Xafelfvat^, vriSinatifc|e Slugitfpatb. WOLFERENE, > s. bcr nprbamerifrtni= WOLFERIN, ^ f*c a^iclfrag, bic aSplsereue {Ursus luscus — l.). WOMAN, s. {pi. women) 1. baS SSctb, j^rauenjimmcr, bie graucnSi'cvfon, §rau; 2. Slufwartcrinn, JJamnicr= jnngfcr, ,$tammerfrau ; — of the town, 6ffentlir|)c^urc; — 's attire, ^cra3ei; bcrfcbmud; — child, baS SDJabcben, bie 3:;ijc|)tercben ; — hater, ber aL'cibcr= fctrtb ; — like, vid. Wo.manly; — scr- vent, bic 2.1Jagb; — 's tailor, bcr 3rau = cnf*neibcr; — 's trick ( — 's wit), bic 2Beiberlifi; given to women, wcibcr= bPlb. To WOMAN, V. a. jum SBcibc macbcu, wcibifcfe, fanft mac^en, vcrjartdn, ern)ci(i)cn. WOMANHOOD, s. btc SBcibticbfcit. aScibbeit, bcr 2Beibcrfianb ; bieweib^ li*c ©ittfamfcit; to reach — , mauu- bar njcrben. WOMANISH {ado. — ly), adj. ttjcibli* ; wcibif*; — habits, ivcibti*e ®cj wobn^eiten; — tears, 2Beibertbva= nen ; —ness, s. bie ifficiblicbtfit, ba3 wcibifcbe SBcfen. WOMANKIND, s. ba§ itciblic^c ®c= f*Iec})t, {^rauenjimmcr. WOMANLY, adj. &,- ado. IPCiblt* W'\' berbaft, ujcibifcb. WOOD WOOD WOOL vvoMB, s. tie (®ctai-=)ajiutter, bcv a)}uttev[eib, ^Inb, (Sci^ooii. WOMBAT, .«. bag 33onifcat (cine 5lvt *-SfUtclt!)ierf iPhascnlomy.i — afn.\ ivoMEX-iSLANDS, bie ifficibcrinfflu (ill iJit $oKivjoiicti). To WONDKR, V. ?i. ftf^ (yev)tDitnbcvn (— at . . , iiOcv , , ) ; vu'tr. unfff ii mij= gen, iieitgievij] fci)n; i — whether she will come, 't(^ till llClli-jicrii] ob ftf njo^i fomnit. «VONDER, s. 1, baS 93nnfcer; 2. bic SBenuuuberuitg, ba^ SBiinbrvii, (5tau= neii; to make a — of, bewiiiibcvii, (inftauitcn ; lie makes a — of it (at it), .fv iitiic^t fill Sffiuubeu baraiiS, cv tf)ut iBuubeV was tS ware; in the name of — , urn bco .jpimiiu'ls 3BilIen ; 'tis a Jiine days' — , C3 Jvifb balb ©IMS baviibev nmd^fcn ; —struck, crftaiiiit; — tree, bcf SilulIbevbiUtlU {Riciitus commuiii.i — />.) ; .— working, IMtlU bcvt[)iieiib ; cv|1nuiKiib, evftaiiulici). VVONDERER. s. ber ftcJ) aBuiibenibe. WONDERFUL a4i,. — ly), ailj. IVlIllbCf^ bcvbav, bcmunbcntsmiirbii], n.Mii!bcv= fc^ijii, c^an\ bf"'lif^, lovtrcfflicb, ev= ftaunlid), miQcmeiii; — net, ^, 7'. baS aymibenu'lj; — nesa, s. bas aBiiiibcr= bare, 33ciininbfrii«roiirbigc, (srftnuii= ltci)f. WONDROUS, ailj.S-adn. (also adu. — ly), TOunbcrbar, bcanmberitiis]§roiirbti], friiauulicb ; aninberbaft, ' aiif ciiic feltfamc "Jlvt; aii^evorbcutlid). WONT, I. ai!j. gcivobllt ; to be — , (]e= wobiit fcilil, pflegcn; she was — to »ay, fte pflcijte jii fagcii; II. s. bie Ocwobubcif, bcr ®cbrauc^; as was her—, wie fte jit tf)Uii pflfgff- IVONTED, adj. (},nvchnt. nem6[;ulid); — iiess, s. + bie ©ewobn^cit. To WOO, IV a. c'f- n. 1. fi^ Hill bte ^iebe eiiier ^crfcti bctverbcii; freieti, wcv=' bell, ftcf) be'iuevbcit, bcu .^of mad)cu; 'I. fc^nicirbelii; 3. bittileii; 1. bitten, flebfii, inj^iiubig aufjalten, 511 cvbaU teii fuc^en. i\'OOD. .u. ; — house, bcr .§0ljfd)0^^)CU, J^oljpla^, bic u^oljlcgc, i^oljfcfteucr; — jack, vid. — chuck ; — knife, bcr i6iifi*fa"3cr ; — land. ba« ..^oljlaub, bic aBalbung ; feucbteg nnb fdjmarjcS SUferlanb, bcni 2Salbbcbctt (ibn(id) ; — land country. — land grounds, ivat= bigeS 8anb, cine wai'c-ige ©egenb; — land choir, ber 2Bab=6bpr' (bcv SSiigel) ; — land sceneries, 23alblanb= fdjaftcii, 2Ba(b))artien ; — lark, bie iSalb'.cvrf;e; — layer, ciu cinu'Incr jnngev iviuiit, bet in cine .ficcfc ge= VflanU ift; — louse, bcr .flellevffcl, bie -Eiffel; — (.s-)man, bev 22;Tibniann, gijrflcr; Scigcr, Sagblicbbabcv; — meii, jv. T. gvobc3 ttioUcncS iluc^ jum Slnsfiittern bcv ©tiicfvftH-fen auf (3d)iffen («ou iManbifdjcmSBabmcl) ; — mite, bie .£)Oljmilbe; — monger, bcv ,§oljbanblcv ; — mote, »f baS ai'albgeric^t, gortlgeridjt ; — note, bie 2Ba(bmnfif, 'Jlathrmnfif ; ber wi{= be Saut, 23albgefang ; — nymph, bie 2BaIbni;mpI)c, aBalVgLUtinn; —of- fering (— oiler), baS Dpfer[)ol5, 9Jan= d)erbol5 ; — opal, ber .^olsopal ; — peas, bte 3Ba(beTUe {Orubus vermis — I,) ; — pecker {col. — peck), bCV SpCC^t, ^annibacfer [Pirus mnrtius — J^y, — pigeon, bie wilbe S^anbc, Stingcltaube, .^cl^tanbe iCiinmbapa- Inmbus — X.) ; — pile, bev .*3l''I ji)a«fcit ; @d;eitcv[)anfen ; — rasp, bie .*pot5raS= 1)cl ; — rock, bcv boljigc SBcrgflacbS ; reeve, bcr Sijrftcr; — roof ( — rutfJ, ber SBalbntciftcr, ba3 3J?cierh-ant, Sabfrant (Jispcruia — /J ; — row (— rovcl), baS (Sternfraut, 5.^nfd)= frant; — sage, bic anibe Salbci (Teucrium scorodinin — Jj) ; — sare, bev ,1?UcfnLf-3fpcitf)ct ; — screw, bic .6of5fd;raubc ; — seere (sere), + bic 3cit, ba fcin@aft in ben iianiitcn tfl, bie .^oljbiirrc ; — shock, bcv SBiJacf (cine ncvbanicvifanifdje 3ltisart) ; — shocks. Bid. — chucks; — soot, btC 9inpfd)wav5e, ber Sifter ; — sorrel, bcr 33ncbainpfev, Saucrflce {Oxaiis acetosella — L.) ; — spite, bcr @riin= fpcci)t; — stake. 7v'ljcrn, «on .^ol} ; 2. ^)lninp, (iiifii'd), ffofcig ; — bottoms, Otin. bi^iscvnc .f)cbefpici3tl ; — bowl, ber 2;ranffiibcl ; jv: r-s. — buoy, tie 33lpcf boie ; — ends, ^lanfciifiivfe, Snben ber !:p(anfcn ; — guns, A". 7', biinbe (l)blserncj Jtanonen ; to ride the — horse, jVil. Ph. auf bCnt {t)ol= ^erncn) (Sfcl rc.ten ; — ialnnAa^p/.Jim. feftc 3nfclrt son ?:rfibbols ; —shoes, .Oo[j(fc|ul)e; — tree-nails, fjUjcrJU WOODLIKE, ndi. ^oljarttjl ; — tin-ore, bas fafevige B'inners. WOODY, adj 1. roalbig; 2. im SBal* be; 3. upn .^pI?. tioljig; loljigt ; — hills, p/.. SBalbfji'igcl ; — nightshade baS 93ittevfiip {Soianum dulcnmera — IJ ; - nymphs, pi. 53albni)nipbctt, WOOER, s. bev gvcier, Si^eroctbcr, Snble. WOOF, .•?, 1. ber (linfci^Ini^. (Sintrag, &'infd;nf;, 5)iivc{)fdjup ; 2. ba8 ®t- wcbc; 2. JV. 7'. bie @arne, un-l^e bet ciiicm 4^unbcpiint qner burc^gei'tocbcn ftnb. WOOING, .9. ba« grcicrt, SBcrben, ,^of= inad)en, 33nt)Ien ; to go a — , viUff. auf bic Sveite geben. wooiNGLY, adv. cifvig, etnuc^mcnb, cinlabcnt. WOOL, ,9. bie fSc^af=)3Borie; bal fnv^e ivollige .6aav| — in fleeces, Sitnvu'pllc, 9.1Bon£ in Sdjafcvbanb, lInaccpmlllP^tvte fec^afevbanbiupfle ; your wits are (your mind is) — gather- ine. Sic finb fettr scvftrcut, coi. '^i)U ©cbanfcu gcben fpajicreu; — ball, tcr i^ailcn iSiolk, ben man im 9}fa= gen bev Sdjafc ftnbct; — bearin'', inofletvagcnb ; — beater, bcr 3BpU= Hppfcr, 5Boltfd;lager; - bed. cine *Jlrt aianpcn ; — blade, has aBoUi- Iraut; — breaking, bie SBcIlfovti' rung ; — business, — establishment, bie ilU>Ubanbliing, ba^ SSolIgefc^aft, a3ollbonblnngsban« ; — carder, bet SBoilrcitJCV; — cards, pi. bie 9SoU= fva^cn; — doth. ba§ 2BoUcnjcug; — comb, bcr 2Bpllfamm; — comber bcr SEoIltammev ; — cord, bev 2i5olU fo.rb, (Strumpf, Svicot; —cotton or cotton — , S3aitnite0lle ; — dresser, bet aSpUbcVcitCV; — driver, bcv SBoIU fiibvcv, ai]pUaiiffanfcv ; — dyer, t« Stspflfavbcv, 32pilfd)«tej , — fell. bag Sell mit bcv a3plle, bie raubt .£)ant; -- f'lt. ein Silj, Siljbut; — growers, aBoIIpvpbuccnten, @(i)af= jiidjtcv; — loft, ber SSolIbobcn; — market, ber 3i]pUniavft; — mer- chant, bcv SBpUIjanbler; — mill, ciuc SffJafc^ine juiit 'Ticiiiigcn bcr aypllc; — pack, ber aBpilfarf, Sa t 2Bo!lC; — packer, vid. — winil'.r; — pated, icplltjaavtg (uue ein ^Ic.-- gcr) ; — picker, bcr aspllarbctter, aspllfprtivcr, aSpUjnpfer; — pick- ing, bie 2BoUfpvtirnng, iaS 2BoUfov= tircn ; — sack. vid. — pack ; — sheet- ing, aipllcneS 53ct(}cng ; — sorter, — sorting, !•«/. — picker, — picking; — spinner, ber SEoUfpinncr; — staple, (ebemaU) bcv pviiulenirtc 2BoIImarft ; — stapler, bcr aEpIInaubler im ®vs» ficn ; — trade, bev aSpllbanbcl ; — wasning, bie SBoIllvnifdiC ; — whee!, ba§ aSoUvab (in aypllfpiniicvcicn) ; — winders, ;//, aOoUavbcitcv, \Dclci)e bie gliepe jum Seipacfcn jufamiiicn^- voUcn. To wooLD, V. n. .V. T. SJJaficn iinb diaani bewnblcn (mitS:auennm>vin' ben). WOOLDER. ,9. jX. t. bcr Jlniippcl jam S)vcben bciiu D?ccpfd)lagev. WOOLLEN, adj. njpUcii, SOU aSplIe ; — cloth {or Woollen, «.), ba« TOpUcn* 3ciig ; trade in — articles. bCV SSol" Icnbanbcl, .§anbcl in wpllcnen Bcn> gen ; — cloth-manufacture, bie 2Bo!- lenfabrif, aBplIcnmanufactnr; — (•loth-manufacturer, bCV SSpflenfabvi^ fant; — draper, bi'V 3Boilenwcbcr ; 2BpfleiibaiibIcv ; — goods, a'oUent (ober aBpllen=l2Baavcn; — rag^ 5)3 WORK njollcite ^lillipctl; Woollens, p^. wottes :ic 2Baaveit. wooLUNESS, s. bic iSoHtafett. WOOLLY, m/J. WolltiJ ; »»0Ui<^r, Wells af)nlid); — haired, woU^aavig (Wte tie fUcgcv) ; — (headed) thistle, btc 3eUi)luiiie, iveipe grauenbiftd (Ono- pardon acantiiim — Z,.). vvoop, 5. fine SSocjelrtvt {Rubiaia). woos, «. baS ©cegraS {Aiga). wooTS, s. cine 3lrt @u§fla{)l au8 sBcugalcn, ber aSutjflaf)!, aSoofe. iVORU, «. 1. ba« Sort; 2. bie 2litt= woi-t; 3. «Racf)ric^t, Sotfd^aft; 4. (^cilige) ©c^rift ; 3. Scljauptung ; 6. bag ajerfprcd)en, bie Sufage; 7. Th. r bic jnjcitf gijttli^e ^^Jcvfott; 8. as SDJctto, Spi'itt)WDVt, bet ©pru(() ; good — , bie (Snipfefjliiitg, ba« gute iVugttip ; at a — , in a'— , auf cill 2Boit, ntit fincm SBovtc; by—, in HBovtcn ; by —, or by — of mouth, miinblid); — for— ,a3oi'tfiirSG?ort; upon my — , anf mcin aSovt, anf 6^= I'C ; money is the — , @clb tft bic So= fuiig ; to take ihe — , ba3 SSort ncl)= men ; to take one at his — , jentanb bcini SBovt nel)nieu, faffen ; to leave — with, 93cfcl)( juritdf laffcn, «criaf= fen; to bring one — , to send — , bC; luiitricfitigen, ju jutffcn tt)nn, fagcn laffcn ; Words, yi. bie aBiJrtei- ; aBor= tc; — at length, anSgefcbvicbcne iBortC ; cautionary — , Mil. T. 53c= nad)vicitignng«= obev 3loei-tiffcnient3= wovtc ; — book, bag a^ocabelbuc^, SBiJrtcvbnc^ ; — catcher, bCV aBoit= flauber, Si;lbcnflcd)cv ; — catching, ile ayovtflaubcvei. ."-, WORD, V. I. a. bic SBovtc flcflen, in aSovtcn) ausbviicfen, (in aL^ovten) ubfaffen, cinfleibcn, mit aBorten be= jeictincn, fc^ilbcvn; vcbcn; to — it down, eg nicbcrfc^rcibcn, abfaffcn ; indirlerenlly worded, in gcmcincn 3lU§= briiiffn, fc{)Icd;t (aWgcfajit; ir. n. aisorte mad)cn, urn aBoite fliciten, flit iiunfcn (m. ii.). WORDINESS, s. bcc 2Boitreirf)tt)nm. WORDING, 5.1. ba« 5ilii'5fpvcd)cn ; 2. bfv ainsbrutf, bie 9lbfaffnng, bet Sovtlant. WORDLESS, adj. njoctlog, f^rac^IoS, ftnmm. WORDY, adj. xomixtxS^, »ij«itf(J)rocifig, gcfc^iuii^ig ; — warfare, bet aBort= fvieg. r« WORK, V. n. Sr a.\. avbcttcrt ; 2. roirfen; 3. gal^vcn; 4. '\\\ Scmegnng fci}n obcv 9cratl)cn (uom plcercj ; 5. bcaibcitcn ; bnr^avbeiten ; 6. 6cl;an= bdn; 7. auli-tcbten, bcmirfcn, nu«= roivEcn; 8. aiiirfung Ijcruorbvingcn, in ciuen gewiffen 3uftanb vevfc fccn ; 9. funftmaBig bcrocgen ; 10. avbeitcn laffcn, in 3lvbcit fc^cn, bvaudjcn; 11. fticifen; to — one's way, fid) (blivci) M\\^t iinb 9luftvcngung) ben SBeg bal^nen, fid; bnvc^arb'citen ; t-s. to — a hat,cinen.S^ut walfcn; to — ahorse, cin $fcvb bie 3)Jancge buvd)n!ac^cn laffcn ; to — in water, lantcvn (bie Sclle bet Jliivfd)ncvn) ; j\r. t-s. to — a ship, cin ©djiff (feine 2;aue, Segel u. f. xo.) regieren; to — to windward, bcim aSiube anfftccjcn; the ship works, bag Sctjiff avbeitct (ftamvft unb fd;l!ngcvt) ; the ship works the oakum out, "ia^ Sc^iff tanet basaSccg ang ; to — double tides, bic aivbcit vuni biei 5:i>gcn in jweicu uen;id)tcn ; !o — a {or one's) passage, fiic fcine Ucbcvfat)it ©ctiiparbeitcn Ucivid):: teti; to — into, ucvarbeiten jn. . ; fid? ttnbviingcn in . . ; to — on, wivten ettf. .; to — off, »evavbeitcn; Typ. Te. abbvucfcu ; to — the ink on the 514 WORL table, bie Sarbe augflreic^en, nuftva" gen ; the form worked off, bie augge= brucfte Worm ; to — out, evnvbcitcn, (bnrd) SDHbe unb Slrbeit) bcirivfcn, jn ©tanbe Ijvingcu; ausl6fc})cn, »cr= niittcn ; to — out a problem, cinc miben ; — bag,bcv 3U-= beitgbeutei; — basket, ber aivbeitg= forb ; — beam, T. bcf 3engbanni (am aScbjiuf^Ie) ; — fellow, bcc 2)Jttar= bciter ; ^flcbcngcfcll ; — house, bie aSertftaft, bag gabvifgebaube ; bag (3wa»gg05Ivbcitg[)au8, 3ucl)t|ang ; — man, bcv Slfbcitcr, Slvbeitsmanu, .ganbaievtev ; — master, bet aScrfs mciftcr; — men-book, bag 2Ivbeitg= (^kct)nungg=)'i3nc^ ; — shop, bie aBcvfftatt ; — table, ein 3lrbcitgttf(^= cl)Cll fiir £)amen ; — weatherday, JY. T. bcv (bequemc) Ciegctag ; — wo- man, bie ^ili'beitgfirau, aivbeitevinn, Slo[)navbcttevinn; ^Jla^terinn, ©ticfe= viun. WORKER, 5. bet- ^Ii-Better. WORKING, s. 1. bag 9Ir6eitcn; 2. aBivfen ; 3. ®al)rcn ; the — classes, bie arbcitcnbe ^[affe ; — day, bcv aBcrftag ; — men's association, bcv aUbcitevyevcin ; — people, 3lvbeitg= Ifutc; — tun, cin Saffbottig (in ben aSicrbvauevcien). WORIvMANLIKE, adj. \ gefd)iiJt, WORKMANLY, adj. S,- adv. 5 funftma= Sig ; njof)! (aug=)gcavbcitcf. WORKMANSHIP, s. 1. bie 'Jlvbcit, bag aBcvf, Jlunilmcvf; 2. bie @cfc^i(f= ltd)fcit, jtnnft; 3. SSeavbci'tung. WORLD,.?. 1. bic aBdt; 2. (Svbe; 3. bag irbtfc^c, wcltlidie. iiffcntlic^e, tl)atige, gefd)aftige Scbcn; 4. bag fiinbl)aftc gcbcn; 5. bie fiinb^aftcn' sKcnff$cn, ajJeltfinbcv ; 6. bev gc= bcngbevuf; bic Scbengavt; bcr ii- benglauf ; 7. Sauf bcv aBdt, bic(ait= ten bcv alZcnfc^en; 8. Scute, aJ?cn= f(t)cn ; 9. gvope Slnjal)!, SjjJenge ; history of the — , bic aBcltgeft^ic^tC ; man of the — , bCV aSeltmann ; ways of the — , bev aSeltlauf, ®ang bcv Singe; — without end, bie (Siuigfcit, unanfluh'lic^, ima; the great — , bie grtipc aCelt, bie ^-CDvuef)mcn; the po- lite — , bie feine aOclt; to be much in the — , «icle ®efcUfc|)aften t'cfuc^cn ; to be beforehand in the — , tU gutcn Umftanbcn fcl)U; to be behindhand in the — , in ungitnftigen a5ev(}altnifftn Icbtn, nic^t fovt founcn; to leave to the wide — , ganjli(^ vevlaffcu; so goes the — , fo gct)t cS in bev aSelt; not for all the — , (for worlds,) auf fei== nc S]cife, urn fcincn $vcig; every thing in the — , Wag uuv moglic^ (in bcv *JJUiglic{)Ecit) ift; to know the — , bie aBcIt fcniicn, ^eltfenntnit} ba= ben;«n — of pains (troubles), cinc aScIt son Sc^mcvjcn (Jtummev) ; a WORS — of sweetness, etne 3iiIIe bon Stefc* lic&ff it ; — wearied, lebcngmiibc, U' bcngfatt. WORLDLTNESS, s. 1. bie aBeItIid)!cit bev aBdtftflrt ; 2. bie .^abfud^t, (Se« tt)innfud)t, ©igennitfeigfeit. WORLDLING, s. bcv ftiinlidjc g^cnfcf), aBdtling, aBdtmenfc^, aScltmann a)iammongbicner, bag aBdtfinb. WORLDLY, adj. Sr adv. 1. ivbifc^, 8Cit= lic^, wdtlict) ; 2. ftnnlic^ ; 3. eigcu= nii^ig ; 4. mcufc^lict) ; — minded, WdtllC^ gcftnnt; — mindedness, bev aBdtfinn; —wisdom, bie aBcltflugs ^cit ; — wise, mdtflng ; the — wise bie aBdtflugcn. WORM, s. l.'ber aSurm (bcggfeicfecn fig.) ; bie 2)Jabc ; 2. 2:oUwuvin : bag 3nngcnbanb bev L^unbc; 3. ( — of a still), bic@d;langenvo&ve, ,Kiii)[fc^lan= gc; 4. bag jtvafeeifen, bcr jlvaftcv, ©ammsic^cv; Jtugdsic&ev; <5^vau= bengang ; 5. jig. fetad)e[, nagcnbe 2Buvm, bic Ouaf, ©ewiffcngbiffe ; — bark, aBuvmviubC ('JOU bev Oeffnya inermis) ; — eaten ( — eat), n)Uvmfti= c^ig; mabcnfvagig; alt, tvcvtf)log; — grass, bag aSuviufVaut {Spi^cliaan- thelmia — X.) ; — hole. bcV lQuvm= ftid) ; — powder, bag aBnvmpulbcv ; — seed, bcv aBuvmfamen, 3ttofi'f*i= men: bcr tDuvmtvctbenbe ©cinfcfuB {Chenojjodiitm anthelminliciim — L.) ; — shells, aBuvmvo^Vett {Scrpulcs) ; — springs, p/. aisurmfebcvn, ©^n^'f'-'i' obev Svir'ilfcbcrn.jwifc^cn ben ge= berviemcn cincv Jl'ntfc^e u. f. w. ; — tincture, bie aBuvmtinctuv; —wood, bcr aBcvmUt^ {Jlrt&mcsia ahsinthimn — L.) ; itis — wood tc him, eg nnivnit (fviinft) ii)it ; — wood fly, cine flcii:? fdjwavje giiege, bie fidj auf bee Stengdn beg aSevmutyg auff)alt; — wood-wine, bev aBcvmut^wcin. Ta WORM, V. I. a. 1. t)cimlid) uagcH, untcvgvabcu; 2. eine Slinte mit bcm Jlvi'i^cr reinigen ; bieSabung l;cvauo= jic[)en; 3. (cinem .§unbe) ben aSuvm nc&mcn; to —a cable, JY. 7'. cin 3ln= fcvtrtu tvcnfcn, cine S;vciiftng Icg^u ; to — out, augi)olcn; auggvabcn.aug- flcc^n ; II. n. wnvinen, ftct) fd)lan=! gdn; to — one's self into favour, fig. fid> in Semanbeg @unficinfcftlcic§cn. WORMLIKE, adj. Jvuvmavtig J wuvni' fovmig ; Jl. T-s. — muscle.s, bic TOuvni: aljnliciben 3}tugfeln; — processes, bcv wuvmfi)vmige Sortfaft beg ®cl)ivn«. WORMY, adj. juuvmig,^»-. ivbifd), nic* bvtg. WORN, part. Don To Wk.-ir ; — down with fiitigue, tobtmiibe; — out, ab= genu^t; abgc5cf)Vt, jcvviittct; cv^ ff^ijpft ; a — out constitution, Cinc jcrviittetc ®cfunb{)cit ; a broom — to the stump, ciu abgcfc^vtcv a3cfcn ; — with age, uom -^Iltcv (sjju 3a{)vcn) ge= beugt, abgcjd^vt, abgcftumpft, cv= fc^OVft, altcvfdjroad) ; a man — with age, cin abgdcbtcr ®rcig. WORNILS, s. pi. ^ngcvliugc, Savucn bev ajidjbrcmfe (Oestrus boris — /-.}. WORRIER, s. bev Ouiilev, ^lacfcr. To WORRY, V. a. 1. jcvveipcu. scvjau^ feu ; 2. quaten, ^''^8''"' "ccfcn ; 3. bcllcnb ucvfolgcn^anbeUcn (wic bet <£c|afevt)anb bic i&d)afe) ; 4. mitaiv= bcit iibevljiiufcn. • WORSE, adj. Sf adv. (comp. VOll Bad), fc^lec^tev, fr^liinmer, roentgcv; n-om bad to — , aug beni 9iegcn in bic Xvaufe, »om ^4>fi-'vbe auf ben ©fd ; — and — . inimcv fc|)lintiucv ; the — , bc» fto fi1)limmev; not the — , bci alie bcm, nid)tg bcfto meniger; I am no — , wag filjabct miv'S? am I the — for it 1 gdte id* '^e^mcgcii weniijev ? WORT WREA WRET f9m:ne icfi begnjcgcn fc^Itmmer i«eg ? i)abe ic^ (Sc^abeii babet? she always thinks the — of him, fie bCllft imiUCV i>a6 ©cbltmnifie oontfjm; to grow—, n^) cerfc^limmcni. iVORSHip, s. 1. bie iBcrf^nins], 9Iube= tuiig; bci- ®otte«bicnft; 2. bte 2Buv= be, (5f)vf, 9lcttuiig ; 3. {^ttiitatiir bfv ©etftlic^en uiib cintgcr Obvigfciti: Vcifoiien) ; your — , (luve .^o(^mur= ben ; ©rcellcnj ; (Si». (^cilvciigni, 6ro. ©iiabcii. rs WORSHIP, V. I. ff. 1. bere^rcn, au= befell'; 2. el;veii, 9lct)tuiij^ crracifcti, a^teit ; 11. n. .^anbhtiiQeii bcr 'Jlitbe^ timg bei^e^en. woiiSHiPPER, s. bcv 93ei'ef)vcv, 3litbe= ter. WORSHIPFUL, adj. aitgeff^eit ; ef)v= njuvbtg, atijtbar, uon l^ober 3Quvbe. WORSHIPFULLY, adv. elji'crbietig. WORST, adj. A- nrfw. (svp. OOn Bad), ber, bie, has fi^lec^tc|le, fc{)ltmmfte, ava= fte ; the — iif men, bev fcl)lec^tefte 9JJeiif(^ ; at (the) — , wciiigftenS, baS 5levgfle aiigeiiommen ; the — is past, baS'Sc^liiumfle t|l I'Oibct ; the — is yet to come, baS ©c^Itmiufie foiiimt Itac^ ; when the — comes to the — , weim c§ aiif« ©c^limmflc fommt; you shall not be the — for it, eS foll betii Sct)abe nic^t fev;n ; do your — , mac^en Ste tS fo fc^limm aU 111013= Hc^ ; to h.ive the — of it, flllt iibeU ften bnraii fe s;ii, ben Jtiirjcni jictjcn ; to make the — of, burcl)au8 \)CVber= beii. To WORST, V. a. beftrgeii, fcf)Ia3Cii, ubemnltiijfit. WORSTED, I. s bas (1118 .JfainmwoUe jicfponiieitc @avit, 0ai;ette; II. adj. aus Jtammwolle gefevtigt, njollcit; — articles, ivoKcue ■4Baaieii, aSolkn= luaareit ; — braces, pi. luoUeiie .60= feiltragtl-; — manufacturer, ber SBoU leimeber; — needles, ;);. .uiirbigeS ^eif|)irl ; — death, to'je^iviivbia WORTHY, jr. ber 3J?ann son 93crbien|l, (Sf)rciimnnii, SSiebermanii, gro^e aJiann, ^elb. To WOT, V. n. + Wiffen ; Cod — , ®Ott n)ei§ e§. WOULD, imp. (yon To Will) .$- aiix. v. 1. wollte ; wiirbc ; nii3d)te, luiinfc^te ; foilte, fijunte; ic^ bin, oberraar njil= leiiS; 2. i>Pegtc; I — rather, ic^ luoUte lieber ; i could do it if I — , t(^ fonnte tS ti)m\, wcim t* woUte ; I — not do it. iA miirbe obei; tc^ mijcbte eS nict)t tt)un; — to God, icolite ®Ott ; — I had seen my father but once more, bcitte icf) nieinen 93a-- ier nur noti) eiumnl gcfeljen ; I — have you know that . . , tcb luiiufc^te, iSie wi'i^ten (ober @ie miiffeu wiffen) bap . . ; what — you with her 7 WaS rooUen flcgte oft jn fagcn ; — be, fev)n icollenb, miinfdjeub'; the — be possessor, ber ftc^ bert 3Jefi^ (einer .); iaS 3Builbfraut [Solidago — /,.) ; bie aBalb=Sftoiineffel {Stackys syivaLica — 7- ) ; bag ^aferfraut (Z,a- serpitium — L,.). To WOUND, V. a. gewaltfam Befi-^a= bigen, «er»niibcn, uerlefjen ; to — to the soul, (to the [very] quick), flufg (5d)hierilic^fie uenuiinbcn. WOUNDER, ,«. ber 93cnunnbeiibc. WOUNDLESS, adj. obuc SBunbeii, un= ucrrouubet, uiiocrleit, WRACK, s. vid. Wrkck unter Sea. WRAIN-BOLTS, vid. WRiNo(or Rinq)- BOLTS. WRAITH, s. bie(Svfcbciunitg einer balb fterbenbrn 5}>erfon. To WRANGLE, v. n. jaiiEcu, ^abcrn, flrciteii. WRANGLE, s. berBanf, ,^aber, @treit, bie Streitigteit; ba« 3aiifeii, ®trciten. WRANGLER, .?. ber Baufer, 3anffiic|i= tige; SBorttampfer. WRANGLEsOME, a.) ; to go to — , fd)eiterii, ju Xviiin* mcr (JU ®runbe) gef)cn ; — freo, /- T. bein Stranbrcc^te nic^t untcrwor* fen ; — pipe, bie aBracf='4]ipe. To WRECK, V. I. a. buvcb ©d)ifpbrnc^ jn ©runbe ricl)teii, fdbeitcni, ^era triiinmevn, jerftoren, ju ®i-uube rid)» ten I H. 71. an Jllippen jerfc^eUen, fc^etterii, (Sdjiffbrucb leibcn. WRECKED, adj. gef4)eitevt, gcfiranbet; — goods, aSracfgut, StraiiDgnt. WRECKER, s. ber 2Bracfer, biebifc^e SSetger son 2Bra(f= ober ©tvanbgnt. WRECKFUL, adj. jcvjtijrenb, yevberb= lic^. WREN. X. bcr 3iimif''"ig. Saii'-if'^tu^ pfer, 2Binterfijnig, Sdjiiccfonig (ji/o- tacilla troglodyte.'! — L) ; green or willow — , ber aSeibeujcifig, aBeiben= fdnger [Motadiia mfa — '/..) ; golden (crested) — , baS ©olb^d^UC^ert [Mota- cilla rcgulus — Z*). To WRENCH, V. a. 1. miiiben, bre^eit, ringen, }ie{)enj 2, oervcufeii, »crfiau= c^en ; to — open, mit ®en)aU ijffuen, aufrennen, auffprengen ; to — out, (mit .^cftigteit) ^eraiigjicben. WRENCH, s. 1. ber 3iig, S^ucf ; 2. bie aScrvcnfung ; 3. ber ©cbraubcitbreber. To WREST, V. a. 1. (fjcftig) breben, jiefjeu, veiiJeti, jcrren, vciifen, wiii' ben ; (to — from) eiitivinbeit, cut: reiSen, ab^jreffeu ; 2. serbreben, «m= bvefjen, umbeuteii (ben Sinn eiuet ©c^riftftelle). WREST, s.'l. baS 3weit, GrDvcffen. bie ®ewalt, ®eroalttt;dtigfeit; 2. SBerrenfiing. WRF.STER, ... 1. bet (bcftig) 3ie^cnbe, gjeiijenbe, aBiubcnbe ; 2. ^Serbreber. To WRESTLi':, V. ji. riiigeii, (n)ett=) fampfeii (— .wiih, mit) ; ffc^ balgen. WRESTLING, ... baS Siiugen, Stdm= Vfeit; — place, ber ijiiiigcpla^, jtanipfplafe ; — society, ber 9{iuger= scrciii. WRKTCH, ... 1. bcr unglii(f(td)c, Ic baucvn^unirbige 3J}cufc^, @lenbc; 2. bcv elenbe, oerdcbtlirbc, nid)tSroiir.= bige i)icufcf), (5d)nft, Ciimp, S0ube, aSicljt, Jttrl ; 3. 2:vovf ; poor — , ber KleilbC; avine S^VOpf; could you be such a — , foiinteji bu fo niebertrdc^' tig fei;n. WRETCHED (adv. — ly), nilj. 1. eieilS ungtiidlicft ; 2. jammerli^, armfeiig, lui'npig; 3. nic^tSroiivbtg, uevat^tlicp, *'d)led)t; bijfe ; — ness. ... 1. bcr uii. H.iicflit^c tvaurigc 3ufi» &«< 515 WRJT WRY YARN Cftcnb. llugjficf; 2. btc3amntcvlicl;= feit, Slnnfiiigfett, iBcrad^tlicl;tcit. Vo WRIGGLE, V. I. v.. mMUl, til *Bc= wegutig fci)ii, ftd) roinbeii, ftc^ frum= men, fid) frf)[aiii3elit, ftrf) anifjeii. t)iu= uub bei'viirfcit; to — into, l)ttteiitwiu= ten; to — out, (o§ tviitbcn, to« riuijeii, !;crau»miiibeii ; li. a. ^iu uub ^er be= IVlliGHT, s. bcv *,»lvbeite.', .fiaubwerfer. To WRING, V. I. a. 1. brff)cu, au«= Jre^fii, wiiibcit, I)ci-au«iviiibeu, viu= flfii, nuJriiijjoii ; 2. briicftit, preffen ; cvpvcffeit ; 3. bcbriicfcii ; qitalcn, mavtevit, iiiigfligcu, uevfolijeu; 4. ./in-. "JCVblf [)eu ; JV". 7-x. to — a mast, cillfit 9Jtaft buvd) jii ftavEk'g 3liifc§cii bcc SSaiibtiiiic fntmm mac{)cii ; to — the planks, bic -^slaiifcn aiitvcibeu; to — otr, afcbvftjcii, umbvc()e:i ; to — out, .'iUsprefK'.i, aiiSM-iiifcii, au^rtiigcii ; II. n. fid; (voi- Sliigft) friiiiimcn, fid) aniibeii. >VRiNG, s. bic iprcffe, bcr ^Drud ; jv. Ts. — holts, pi. aiiiigboljeit mit niicm Splint ; — staves, pi. e}.'afcii i;m ^:]3[anfcn aiisiitrcibfn. WRINGER, s. bn- r2Iu«=)3'Jinflcr. WRINKLE, s. bie Stmx\H, galtc ; 3?nu= I)ii}fett (bcr Dbcrflad)c). 'j'o WRLNKLE, v. \. a. i-Hnjeln, in gal= ten jicben, riinH)fcn ; ii. ». ftc^ vuu= jcln, Saltcn fd)iai]eii. WRIST, s. bag ^anbgelcnf, ganft.i?' Icnf ; Sp. 'I'-s. bridle — , bili! .^anb'gC^ Icnf bcv liufen >0aub; swonl — , baS .g)anbj3c(cnf bcr rcd)ten .&aub; — band, i>aS '45iubd)cit am .^cnibavmcl. WRIT, *. 1. bie (£d)nft (hoiv — . bie beilige Sd)vift) ; 2. a. t-s. bie,«la= gcfc^iift, (O'ied^tSO^lage, bfi->)ied)t*= liaubcl; taS Sibell; bcr @cii(l)W= fd)eiu, aSLH-labunrtSbcfcl)!, bie 6'ita= tiou ; ( — to apprelieiid tlift body), bei" !yerf)aft«befe()l; aBal)l[iefo()l tiii1]ar= lamente; bic <5crid)flid)e Uvfuiibe; — of assislance, bcV 5Bi'fi'f)laii§faef«t)l auf nuoerspllte ailaarcu; — of ex- ecution, ber sBoUjie^iuirti'befei)! ; — of inquiry, ber iBefel)l ^uv 3iifiiinnieu= bcnifuug einer 3llVJ) ; original writs, 43efei)le, worn Jtan5leiijcrid)tc aii«i]f= ftellt; — judical writs, S3cfet)le SOU eiiiciu Dbervtd)ter auSiiefcrtint ; real writs, flertd)tlid)e ©efehle, bie ■S(]iv mibunbemeijlidies ©irteiitl^um betref= fen ; personal writs, bie auf temeii- tid)e ©liter iinb »cvfonIicbc Seleibt= gmiflen SejUj] Ijnbcn ; to serve a — , ciiicu 33ev[)aft«befel)l yoUjiebeu. r„ WRITE, V. n. &-n. 1. fc^veiben ; 2. abfd)rciben; 3. fd)riftileUern ; 4. ftc^ fd)retbtn; 5. etnfd)reiben, eiutvageu, eiii5eid)ueu; to— fair, fdjijn fd)rei= ben ; — me word liow it is. fdjrciben (uieiDen) Sie mir >vie c« fte^t, geben 2ic mir ?Jatf)rtctit, ii. f. mh. ; he writes in the post-office, cr ifl (£cfevei= ber ill! ^Poftantt; to— back, suviuf; fc^veibfit, *?(iitmovtcrt^eflen, aiitaiov= ten : to — down, nieberfd^retben, fd)viftlid) nbfaffen; M. E-s. aufi\oti= len, aufu'id)ncn, beiaften ; to —for.., befteUeii, QluftiMg geben ; to — into bank, iu i^auco «b= iMib jufc^vcibcn ; 10 — oiT, (Soni 3oIIcDntp, n. f. w.) abfd)ve!ben; to — on, fd)veiben auf; fi-^reibeu iiber (ctneu tSegenflanb) ; to — out, abfc^reiben, au&fd)reibcn, CPpiren; to — out (a full length), cciuen gtanien ganj) flu§fd)reiben ; to — over again, iuiebev (nod) einniat) nbfd;veiben ; to — to order of a pub- ijsher. in 9hiftrag etueS 9?evieger6 tC^ieibcn ; to — under one's dictation. fines 'A)ictata i:ad)fd)retben, cictaubo fdjreiben. WRITER, .?. 1. bcr (Sc^retber, 6on= cipient; 2. Sc^viftflcUer, QJerfaffer; the — of this ur of the present, bcr SAveiber bicfes (sBricfeS, u. f. w.) ; — of the tallies, ciuc 3lvt gontroUeiir im Stuaujbureau ; — to the signet, bcr JtanjeUift. To WRITHE, V. I. a. brcf;en, tvinbcn, f!ed)ten ; iimbrehcn ; ii. n. fid) iviiu belt, fic^ (vov (5d)inerj) friiinnien, an ^Scrjucfungcn leifen. WRITING, .«. 1. ba« iSdjrciben ; 2. bie @d)veibavt; 3. ber fd)rtftlid)e 3hiffa&; bie (E5d)rift; 4. bie ectvift= flclicvei, ba3 Sd)riftftcllen ; 5. /,, v; bie Uvfunbe, ba8 SDocumcut; in — , fd)riftlid) ; to take down in — , niebcrfitveibeii; to draw up in — , ^n ^^apicr bringcn, utriftlid) ab- faffeu ; — to order, baiS litcvarifcfce 5|vrobncircu auf ikftellnug ; — book, ba» Sdjieibbud;; — desk. baS ©d)rctbpiilt, ber ©d;reibtiff&; — rtiamond, ber ©(afevbiamant ; — master, ber &d)veibiuei)ler, (5d)reib= (cl)rev ; — paper, ba« (2ci)reib).'apier; — pen, bic ®d)reibfeb_cr ; — pen in the brain, ^. T. bie i&d)reibfeber ini @c()irn ; — quiii, bie gebevfpule, (uugefd)nittcne) @d)i-etbfeber ; — reed, baS ifcr^reibVO()r ; — stand, ba« Sd;retbje(!g. WRONG, .9. i. ba« Unrecbt, bie gScv(c= ^ung bcs 3ied)te«, ter jugefiigte ©t^aben ; bic sBcleibigung ; 2^ ^ev 3rrtl)uni : to be in iiie — . Uuvec^t l>ibcu ; 'o do — , lliiredjt tl)nn ;' — doer, ber Seleibtger ; — doins, bie Uiithat. WRONG, n,//.i?-aA5. (and)— LY)l.unred)t, nubillig ; 2. yevEei)rr, ivb (cnglifc()e (S(Ie oou brci 5uf;) ; 3. "Scgelitangc, dina; 4. ^hitbe, baS mauulid)c @lieb ; barrack — , bcrCSa= ferneu()pf ; jv. T. sprit-saii — , bie blin= be 9'Jaa ; sprit top-sail — ■ bie cbeu: blinbc "^CM ; — arm, bcr 9Irm pbcr baS 9f?Pif bcrSJaa; — arm and — arm. mit in cinanber »er»icfelteu Sfips (fen bcr ^aiumeub, fc^aumig, bffio; — waves, fd;au= incnbe 2Bogcu. YET, I. ad«. nod); as — , biS^cr, V\i je^t ; not — , UOd) uic^t ; nor — , UOC^ wentger ; — a mnment, nur nocb ci= ucu VUigeiiblicf ; 11. conj. bocl), jebod), bciinod), glcid)U)0&l, aber. YEW, s. btr (^ibciibauin {Taius — L.) ; curled — tree wood, gctraufel= te« S;avu«l)oIj (ju Jluuftavbcitcn). YEWEN, s. eibcit, sou eibeuf)Dls. To YIELD, V. I. a. 1. gebeit, l}ergcbcu, briitgeii, eiiibviiigcii, trngeit, eiutra= geit, ergiebig fci)n, gen}'al)rcii, ab= jverfeu; 2. oevfc^affeu, lieferu; iv.- geben, 5iigeflc()eii, bcwiUigeu, gc= ftatten, cvlnubeii, laffcn ; 3. iibcv= gebeu; L aufgcbeu, iibevlaffcii, ^h- trcteii, nuiSliefcru ; to — a profit, 3^u6en gcbcu obcr abwerfen; his estate yields so niucli, fciu ®llt bviligt fo »icl eiu ; to — reasons, ®riillbe angebtu; to — the hand, bie 3"!!^' fc^laff baltcii ; to — tlie victory, ba3 gelb ralUllCll ; to — one's self, fic^ evgeben, fid; iibcrlaffcti ; to force to — , jur Untcnucvfuug suMiigcji; to — over, t)iiigebcn, iibcvlnffcn, fal)vcu laffcn ; to — up, aufgebett, iibevge= Ben, itbcrlancit, nu«Iiefcrn ; tc — (up the ghost, beu ®cift aufgcbeu ; II. r. 1. ftd) ergebcu; njeicbcii, uatbgcbcn , fic^ uutcirocrfeu ; 2. berfleu, ftufeu 3. fd)n>ifecn (»on SUauern) ; to — to a thing, ficft ctiuaS gcfalleu laffen. barctu iinHigen ; to — to conditions, auf Sebinguiigeu cingcljen. YIELDER. s. bcr, bie, ba8 6inbvin= gcube, 3lufgebcnbe, Slat^gebenbt H. f. ro. YIELDINGLY, adn. 1. crgicbig, ein= tiagli^; 2. uac^giebig, billfdbrig. YIELDINGNESS, s. 1. bic ©rgicbfgfcit, bcr (Srfrag ; 2. ba« 9lac^gcbeu ; bie Sflad)gicbigfcit, aBtllfdfjrig'Eeir. YOKE, s. 1. bas Sod; ; fig. bie Scla* «erei;'bcr 2>ieufl, ba§ 2)ienen; 2. bas 5)3aar ; 3. bie ,Kctte, bae Saub ; JV. T. (sea—) bie Stcucvtalic 9ttibcrtaU jc, ©runbtnlie ; a — of oxen, eiu 3o^ (^aar) Dcfefcn; to bring under the — , untCVJo4)Cn ; — bone, .^. T. "oai 3oc^beiu; — elm, bie >§agcbud)e {Carpinvs — /,.) ; — fellow ( — mate), ber ®efi.uinn, 3JJitgcno9, 9lrbeit8ges up§, @efdl)vte. To YOKE, V. a. 1. anfoc^cn, tu baS 3oc^ fpnunen, aiifpaniieu, an!op= peln ; 2. fig. i^aareu, ocrbinbcu (to . . , niit . .) ; 3. uutcrjodjcu, uutcr= wcrfcn ; 4. ^ciiimeii, cinfd;rdnteu ; to — together, 5iifammenfpauneii, ju= fammeiiioc^cu. YOLK, s. 1. baS ((Si=)^otfer, ©igelb ; 2. B. T. ba§ Sotter (im ©amen); 3. T. (bie bcr 22olle cigentbiimli^ie Settigfcil) ba3 gutter; wool in the — , gctta'oUe. YON, ^ I. nrfj. jener, jeue, jeucS; YOND, > II. adr. a\x jcuem Drte, YONDER, 3 an jciier Stelie, bort, ■ briibcn. Y^ORE, adv. of — . or in the days of — ^, einjl, el)cbcm, eternals, tjovmals, »or 3eiteu, yor 2llter«. YOU, pron. 3bv, (Sucb ; 2)U, 2)id) !r>ir; ©ie, 3[)ncn; (unbcfiimmt luie bas fvaiij. on) man. YOUNG, I. adj. 1. juug ; flifd) ; 2. lin= luiffcnb, uiievfabren; 3. fcftmac^; a — beginner, eiit Slufdugcr, 5le«ling, ©tiiniver ; — flesh, juugeS (javteS) gleifd) ; Sea F.xp-s. — flood, auftau= fenb SBaffer, Slutb ; — ice, (SiS auf bcr Dbcrfldc^e bcr ©ec in ber crftcn (Sntpcl)ung; — man, bcr juuge 9}Jauu, 3iingltng; — one, baS 3uu= gc; a— shoot, ein ©4)of), ©Aiigs ling; to grow — again, ftd) t>crjiiii= gcii ; — in life, nnerfaf)ren ; ir. s ba3" 3unge ; the bitch is with — , bie i^iinbiun ifi trdrbtig. YOUNGISH, adj. jicmlic^ jung, iu= gcnblic^. YOUNGLING, a. 'fciS 3niige, iitnge ®cfcbiJPf» (cigcutlid) nur yon Zijk- rcn). YOUNGLY, ndn. juug, tu bcr 3ugenb ; unwiffciib, f(^iyad) (w. ii.). YOUNGSTER, \ s. bcr 3iingling, juns YOUNKER, i ge 5i3uvfcbe, iungc jtcrt. YOUR, pron. @uer, ©nre, Sein, 5)etr ue, 3br, 3^ve; this is — book, bicfc^ iil: 3br SBud) ; 'tis — own fault, V\ii tft 3bve ©(^ulb ; at — house, be/ 3t)ii«" (S" -^anfe), bort ; — honour, — worship, ©10. ®nabcn, @nj. ®c= ftvengen. Youiis. pron. Qfncr, 2)ein, 3br ; (Siu rer, 3)ciner, Sfcrcr; ber, bie, ba3 (Jure, Seine, %x0ait«wuvfl, ©aitflci- (ciuc3 3Jtavftfci)iretei-«). To ZANY, V. a. liacl)affcu. ZARAGOSSA, s. bte ©tabt luriptgiueitt. ZEA, K. ber 'jSlaiS, ba« tiibiniitf^e Jl'ont. ZEAL, s. bn- gifev, Sieitfleifer ; bte aBiinne, .^ifee ; — in religion, ber 9ic= ligicmScifer ; a — for truth, bef5SJa^i:= l)cit«eifef ; full of — , fef)r ctfrig. ZEALAND, .9. (Now—, 3ieiu)S'eeIaiib. ZEALANDER, s. (New — ), bcf (9teu=) (Seel-diioev. ZEALOT, s. bov 3eIof, (Sifmv, .gife= fupf/ (Sdjnjavmcr. ZEALOTiCAL, adj. iibevtriebcu eifcvig, fc^iuannevifd) (w. ii.). ZEALOUS, ailj. eifitg, {)tfeig. ze.\lously', adr. iiitt (Sifcr, lllit 2Banue. ZEALOUSNESS, .9. bnS (Sifrige, 6-i= ffnt,.bcr (Stfev, bie ©ifriiifeit/.^ifee. ZEBR.\, s. ba« B*!'''"'! (£?«!« zclira — /..) ; — skins, pi. 3tbi'afcUe; — wood, 3ebra't)oIj ait« 53fafiltcn. ZEBU, s. in tlciiie 33ifoit, 3ebit (bos indieiis). ZBCIUN, s. bi» 3ec^iiif. 518 ZEDOARY, «. bci; 3it>«Cl' {Kampfcria rutmida — L,.). zel\e, 5. bie 3etiie, bet; 3J?at6floff- zeml\dar, s. bev 3eminbai; (iit Dfl= titbien). zemindary, s. bev Sejivf etne« 3e= miiibrtr. ZEND, s. bie 3citbfprarf)e. ZENDA VESTA, s. bie 3eiib:=^t>efta. ZENITH, *. ^5«. T. bei-3eutt^, iVS metaHifct)e 3Jnbi= fat ber 3irfp"f»'be. ZIZEL, s. ber 3'f fcl/ i^ie 3iefcfvaftc. zocco, ^ s. .-frcA. T. bic Sotifote, baS zoccoLO, > aSanbiieftctl, ber Untcr= ZOCLE, ) falj;jtragfteiu;ba8@e= iinx'i. zoDiACf, s. 1. ji.'tt. T. ber 3obtae«8, (SotincnfreiS, SliicrfveiS ; 2. ©iirtct. ZODIACAL, adj. ftd) aiif ben 3;t)ier= freis bejiebenb ; — li^dit, baS 3Pbia= fattiest, 2;t3ievEffi§lid)t. ZONE, s. 1. ber ©iivtcl; 2. bie 3"?"?. beraSeltgiirtcf, ©rbgiirfer, (Srbflri* .^immelggiivtel; 3. ^Bejirf, Mvni Umfang ; ciliary— ,4. T. ba§ Strab-- len^autcben,. Sitiarbdutchen (tin Qluge). ZONELESS, adj. feinen ®iirte(, feine 3one §abenb. ZONED, adj. eiuert ®iirte[ trageub. ZOOGRAPAER, ,s.ber3oDgvapt;, £ljicr« befc^veiber. ZOOGRAPHICAL (adv. — ly), adj. JOO: grapbif^, bicS;f)iere befc^rcibcub, bie 3:f;ierEunbe betreffcnb. zooGRAPHY,s.bie3oo9raptjie,S;t)ier=' befcbretbuug. ZOOLITE, .«. bte Sfn'eroerfJeineriing. ZOOLOGICAL, (flrfff. — ly), adj. JOO* Ipgifd}, 5;()iefe befitveibeiib ; — gar den, ber S;t)iergarten. ZOOLOGIST, s. ber Soolog, 2;^ier* fiiiibigf, 3::^ierbefd)veiber. ZOOLOGY, s. bie. Soologie, X^kt* Eunbe, S:t;iergefd)ic^te. ZOONIC, a/ij. — acid, CA. T. btc 3;^iers fdurc, tl)ierifd)e Sdiire. ZOONOMY, s. bic Sponomic, 5Uatur= lebre ber t^ierifc^en J?i3rper. ZOOPHITE, s. vid. Zoophytes. ZOOPHORIC, adj. ciu S;i)ier trageub, bie gigur eiue's S;biere§ borfielienb ; — column, Arch. T. bie S^bterfduie. ZOOPHYRUS, s.Arch. T. ber 2;t)tertrd= ger, grie« an einer (Sdule. ZOOPHYTES, .9. pi. 3oopi)i)tett, 3:^ier» Vflan^en, 3;bterblumeii, ippanjens tl)icre. ZOOPHYTOLOGICAL, adj. bie Sef)r« son ben ^flanjeuttjiercn betreffcnb. zoopHYTOLOGY, s. bie Siebve son ben $ft'injcntl}iercn. zooTOMiST, s. ber SoDtontijl, 3er' glieberer ber 2;{)icre. zooTO.MY, s. bie 3potPi«if/ 3:^&ifr' jergliebevnng. ZORIL, s. ber geftreifte SltiS, 3oriI(c (Mustcla lorilla — L). ZUMATE, s. Ch. T. eiu ^robuEt ber 25erbiitbung ber 3iiininfdure niit ei' iier Safil. ZUMIC ACID, s. Ch. T. bie fluS gdb = venben <£tc>ffcn entwicfelte (Sdure 3uminfdure. t ZUMOLOGICAL, adj. bie ®S^ning«i lebre betreffenb. zuMOLOGiST. s. ber in ber ®d^> rniig6tc()re SBemaiiberte. ZUMOLOGY, s. vid. Zymology. ' ZUMOSIMETER, s. vid. Zymosimetek. ZURIC, s. (bie Stabt) 3iii"id». ZUYDER-SEA, s. bie ©iiberfce. ZYGODACTYLOUS, adj. EletterfiiSig. ZYGOM.4., s. .?. 7'. bas Soc^bciu, a3att» gcnbein. ZYGOMATIC, adj. A. T. JUllt 3o(^beia gf[)ln-ig ; — bone, bnS 3od)bein ; — nrch, — processes, bcrSoc^bogeu ; — suture, bie aSaugeniiabt. ZYMOLOGY, ,v. bie ©df^ruugSfioff:' le^re. ZYMOSiMETEPv, s. bet ®5i^rung«« meffer. SoClflanbtge^ 3Scrjci(i)nif bcr uitregelinci^igen ^eifmbvtev* werbfti auc^ reflelmcitiii flcbranc^t; kt bencii baS 7Z. sorait fte(}t, tfl bte rfaelmn^ige gocm bie flewij^iilic^fre; bie un(}ew6()nli(te Pber a er a 1 1 e t e vegelmaptsje Sovnt ift mit cincm Stcvn [*] bcjctd}uet. Pies. Pret. Part. Prcs. Pret. Part. I Abide abode abode, abid, I Cast cast cast. , abidden. Catch caught, R. caught, R. height. Am was been. height - kesh. Arise arose arisen. Chide cliid, diode chid, chidden. Awake R. awoke awaked. Choose chose chosen. Backbite Dackbit backbitten. chuse backbit. Cleave cleft, clove. cloven, cleft. Bake baked R. baken. clave Baste basted R. hasten. Climb R. clomb R. clomb. cumg, clong. Bear (ic^ bore, bare bom. Cling clung, clang, (\ibai)X('j clong Bear (ict) bore, bare borne. Clothe R. clad R. clad. tvaqe) Come came come. Beat beat, bate, bet beaten, beat. Cost cost cost. Become became become. Creep crept, crope * crept *. It Befalls befell, befel befallen, befal'n. Crow R. crew R. erown. I Beget begot, begat begotten, begot. Cut cut cut. Begin begun, began begun. Dare durst, R. dared. Begird Behold begirt, R. beheld begirt, R. beholden. Deal dealt, R. dealt, R. Deem deemed R. dcmpt. beheld. Die died dead. Bend bent* bent *. Dig dug, digged dug, digged. ■Bereave bereft, R. bereft, R. Ding R. dung R. dung. Beseech besought, R. besought, R. Distract distracted R. distraught. Beset beset beset. ircg.) distraughted, Bespit bespit, bespitted, bespit, bespitted, distract. bespat bespitten. Distend distended R. distent (W. ti.) Bestead bestead, bested bestead, bested. Do did done, doen. bestad. Draw drew drawn. Bestick bestuck bestuck. Dread R. drad dreaded. Bestrow bestrowed bestrewn. Dream dreamt, R. dreamt, R. Bestride bestrode, bestrid bestridden. Drench drenched R. drent (or bestrid. ireg.) contr. drencht.) Betake (to betook, betaught betaken. Drink drank drunk, drunken. —one's self) Drive drove, drave driven, droven. It Betide? betid* betid, betight. Dwell dwelt * dwelt. I Bewray bewrayed R. bewrain. • Eat eat, ate eaten, eat. ircg.) Engird or engirded, engirt engirded, engirt. Bid bid, bade, baa, bode bid, bijlden. Engirt, vid. b. ii. Begird Bind bound bound, bounden. Engrave engraved R. engraven. Bite bit, bate bit, bitten. Extend extended R. extent. Bleed bled bled. ireg.) Blend blonded 1 blended, blent. Fall fell fallen, /aZn. ireg.) 1 Feed fed fed. Blood-let blood-let blood-let. Feel felt felt. Blow blew * blown *. Fight fought fought. Break broke, brake broken. foughten. found. Breed bred bred. Find found, /and Bring brought brought. Flee fled fled. Brow- brow-beat brow-beat, brow- Fleet fleeted R. flet. beat beaten. Fling flung flung, /ens'. Bmld built* buUt*. Fly flew flown. Bum burnt, R. burnt, R. Fold folded R. folden. Burst burst burst, bursten. Forbear forebore , forbare forbom. i Buy bousht could bought. Forbid forbid, forbade, forbid, forbidden. Can iviilg. forebad) 519 anregclmdpige 3citn)ortcr. Pres. Pret. Part. Pres. Pret. Part. 1 Forecast forecast forecast. I Mean meant meant. Foredo foredid foredone. Meet met met. Fcr(e)go for(e)wen • for(e)gone. Melt R. mot. R. molten. Foreknow Forelay Forelift foreknew forelaid foreknown, forelaid. Methinks It Misbecomes methought misbecame misbecome. R. forelift R. forelift. I Miscast miscast miscast. Foreread foreread foreread. Misdeal misdealt, R. misdealt. Forerun foreran forerun. Misdo misdid misdone. Forelend forelent forelent. Misdraw misdrew misdrawn. Foresay foresaid foresaid. Misgive misgave misgiven, misheard. Foreshow foreshowed foreshown. Mishear misheard Foresee foreseen foreseen. Misknow misknew misluiown. Forespeak forespoke forespoken. Mislay mislaid mislaid. forespake foretold Mislead misled misled. Foretell foretold. Missay missaid missaid. Forethink forethought forgot, firgat forethought. Missend missent missent. Forget forgotten, forgot. Misshape misshaped misspoke R. misshapen. Forgive forgave forgiven. Misspeak misspoken. Forsake foi-sook forsaken. Misspell R. misspelt R. misspelt. Forswear forswore forsworn. Misspend misspent misspent. Freeze froze frozen. Mistake mistook mistaken. Freight jR. fraught R. fraught. Misteach mistaught mistolJ mistaught. mistold. {res.) Mistell Geia R. gelt R. gelt. Misthink misthought misthought. Get • got, gat got, gotten. Misunder- misunderstood misunderstood. GUd ^It, R. gilt, R. stand Gird girt, R. girt, R. Miswrite miswrote miswritten. Give Glide Go gave 11. glode given, glided. Mow Must Need {vid. mowed must, mote need. R. mown. went gone. It. graven. Grave graved Diet.) Grind Grow • ground ground *. Nevraiake Ought Oufljid newmade ought nevraaade. grew grown. Hamstring hamstrunff hamstrung. outbid outbidden. Hang hung, R. hung, hong, R. Outdo outdid outdone. Have had had. Outdrink outdrank outdrank. Hear heard heard. Outfly outflew outflown. Heat R.het R. het. Outgive outgave outgiven. Heave hove, R. hoven hove, R. Outgo outwent outgone. Help R. {contr. lielpt) R. (contr. helpt) Outgrow outgrew outgro-wn. {reg.) holp, holpe holp, holpe, hotpen. Outride outrode outridden. Outrun outran outran. Hew hewed R. hevwi. OutseU outsold outsold. Hide hid hidden, hid. Outshine outshone outshone. Hit hit hit, hot. Outshoot outshot outshot. Hold held held, holden. Outshut outshut outshut. Hurt hurt hurt. Ourspeed outsped outsped. Inlay inlaid inlaid. Outspread outspread outspread. Interweave interwove * interwoven *. Outstand outstood outstood. Inweave inwove inwoven *. Outstride outstrode outstridden. Keep kept kept. Outswear outswore outswom. Kneel R. knelt ' R. knelt. Outswell outswelled outswollen. Knit knit, knitted knitt, knitted. Outwear outwore outworn. Know knew, koned known. Outweep Outwork outwept outwept. Lade {vid. laded laden *. R. outwrought R. outwrought. b. ii. To Overbear overbore overborne. Load) Overbid overbid, overbad overbid, over- Laugh R. lough R. lough. bidden. i.reg.) Overblow overblew overblown. Lay laid laid. ©verbuni overbunit overburnt. Lead led, lad led. Overbuy R. overbought R. overbought. Lean R. leant, lent R. leant, lent. Overcast overcast overcast. Leap R. leapt, lept. R. leapt, lept. OvercUAb R. overclomb overclimbed. lope Overcome overcame overcome. Learn R. learnt -R. learnt. Overdo overdid overdone. Leave left left. Overdraw overdrew overdra\\Ti. Lend lent lent. Overdrink overdrank overdrank. Let let let. (to — one's Lie, \6) Ite^e Lift lay R.m lain, lien. R. lift. self) Overdrive overdrove overdriven. 1 Light (— R. hght, Ut R. light, iit. Overeat (tc overeat, overate overeaten. on) tc^ — one's tvcffe (an) self) Light, ut) \it,R. R. Ut, light. Overfreight overfreighted R. overfraught. Uuc^te, Overget overgot overgot. jiinbe (anj Overgild overgilt, R. overgilt, R. Load loaded R. loaden. Overgird overgirt, R. overgirt, R. Lose lost, lore, lorn lost, lore, loin. Overgo < ovenvent overgone. Make made made. Overhang overhung overhung. 1 May 1 might, + &! vulg. tnought Overhear ' ovcrnCtH'Q overheard. 1 520 U n r e g e t nui 9 i 9 c 3 ^ 1 1 w 6 r t c r . Pres. Pret. Part. Pres. Pret. Pa.t. I Overlade overladed overladen. I Shoe shod shoA,, shodden. Overlay overlaid overlaid. Shoot shot shot, shotten. Overload overloaded overloaden. Show showed R. shown. 1 Overpay overpaid overpaid. Shred shred shred. Overreach R. overraught R. overraught. (Shread) ! Overread overread overread. Shriek R. shright shrieked. i Override overrode overrode. (reg.) i overridden. Shrink shrunk, shrank shrunk, «Aru?ii£n. { Overrun overran overrun. Shut shut shut. 1 Oversee oversaw overseen. Sing sun^, sang sunff. j sunk, sunken. Oversell oversold oversold. Sink sunk, sank Overset overset overset. Sit sat, sate sat, sate, siiien. \ Overshoot overshot overshot. Slay slew slain. Oversleep overslept overslept. Sleep slept shd* slept. shd, sUdden. (to — one's SUde self) Sling slunw, slang slnng. Overspeak everspoke overspoken. Shnk slunk, slank slunk. Overspread overspread overspread. Sht sht, shtted slit, shtted. Overstrew overstrewed R. overstrewn. Smart R. smart R. smart. Overtake overtook overtaken. Smell R. smelt R. smelt. Overthrow overthrew overthrown. Smite smote smitten, smit. Overwork B. overwrouglit -R., overwrought. It Snows R. + hi pr ovine. R. snown. Owe {reg.) B. ought R. own. snew Partake partook partaken. I Sow sowed R. sown. Pay paid paid. Speak spoke -{- (sol.) spoken. j Pen ( — up) pent pent. spake I Plead {reg.) R. vulg. plead it. vulg. plead. Speed sped * sped *. ; Pitch 0-eg.) R. pight R. pight. Spend spent R. spelt spent. R. spelt. Put put put. SpeU Quake (.reg.) Quit R. quook quaked. Spet spetted, spet spetted, spet. R. spilt. quitted, quit quitted, quit. Spill R. spilt — quoth, quod R. contr. raft — Spm spun, span spun. Raff raffed. Spit spitted, spit, spat spitted, spit. Reach (.reg.) R. raught R. raught, spitten. split, splitted. > rought. Split split, splitted Read read, rad read, rad. Spread spread, spred spread, spred. 1 Reap R. reapt R. reapt. sprad. Rebuild rebuilt rebuilt. Spring spnmg, sprang sprung. Recast recast recast. sprang Rehear reheard reheard. Stand stood stood, stode. ' Remake remade remade. Stave R. stov;e R. atove. | Remelt reraelted R. remolten. Stay staid staid. ; Rend, Bent rent rent. Steal stole stolen, stohi. '■ ReseJ repaid repaid. Stick stuck, stack stuck. j resold resold. Sting stung, stang stunf^, stang. i stunk, stajik. j Resow resowed resown, R. Stink stunk, stank Respeak respoke respoken. i Straw \ \ Strew S \ 1 strawcd ) i \ strewed J 1 strawed 1 Retake retook retaken. strewed Retell (It. li.) retold retold. (vid. Strow) ( strewn. ) Rewrite rewrote rewritten. Stretch R. straught R. straught. Rid rid rid. (reg.) Ride rode, rid rode, rid, ridden. Stride strode, strid. stridden. • Ruig rung, rang. rung. strod rang rang. Strike struck, strake, struck, stricken, Rise rose, viae, risen. stroke, strook strucken, strook risse. fist. String strung, Strang R. sti-ung. Rive rove, R. riven, roven, R. Strive strove * striven. Rot rotted rot, rotten, R. Strow strowed strown. Roughhew rough-hewed R. rough-hewn. Swear swore, sware sworn. 1 Roughwork roughwraught roughwrought. Sweat R. sweat, swet, R. sweat, swet. Run ran, run run. swat, swate sweaten. Saw sawed R. sawn. Sweep swept, R. swelled swept, R. Say said said, sain. SweU R. swollen, See saw seen swohi. Seek sought sought Swim swum, swam. swum, sworn. Seeth(e) R. sod R. sodden, sod. sworn Sell sold sold. Swing swung, sioang swung. Send sent sent. Take took taken. Set set • set. Teach taught * taught *. Sew sewed sewed, sewn, Tear tore, tare torn, tore. sown. Teh told told. Shake shook shaken. Thinlc thou^lit diou^ht. ShaU should, sholdie) Thrive R. throve R. thriven. Shape R. shape shavecl R. shapen. Throw threw thrown. Shave R. shaven. Thrust thrust thrust. Shear R. slwre shorn, shore *. Thunder- thimderstruck thunderstruck, Shed shed shed. strike thunderstricken. Shew, vid. b. shewed R. shewn. Tread trod, trade trodden, trod. it. Show Try tried tried. ShLie shone ♦ ahone *. Unbend unbent unbent. Unregclma^igc S'^inwortcr. Ttee. Pret. Part. Pres. Pret. Part. 1 I Unbind « unbound unbound. I Unwind unwound unwound. UnbuUd unbuilt imbuUt. Unwring unwrung unwrung. Underbear iHiderbore underbome. underbidden Upbear upbore upborn. Underbid underbid Updraw updrew updrawn. Underbind underbound underbound. Upgrow upgrew uptown. upheld, up- holden. Underbuy underbought underbought. Uphold uphe'd Undercut undercut undercut. Underdo underdid underdone. Uplead upled upled. Underfcel underfeU underfelt. Uplift R. uphft R. uplift. (11. ii.) Uprise uprose uprisen. Undergird Undergo Underlay undergirt undergirt. Upset, col. upset upset. underwent undergone, underlaid. Upwind Wake upwound upwound. underlaid R. woke waked. Underlet underlet underlet. Wash washed R. washen. Under-run under-ran under-run. Wave R. weft R. weft. Undersell undersold undersold. Wax, n. + R. wox, woxe, R. waxen, woxen Underset underset underset. wax Understand understood understood. Waylay waylaid waylaid. Undertake undertook undertaken. Wear wore, ware worn. Under- underwove undei-woven. Weave wove * woven * weave Weep wept * wep;. Underwork underwrought * R. undei-wrought. Wend {vid. went gone. Underwrite underwrote underwritten. To Go) Undo undid undone. Wet wet, wetted wet, wetted. Undraw undrew undrawn. Will would Ungird Unhang ungirt, R. unhung, R. ungirt, R. unhung, R. Win won, wan won. Wind wound * wound. Unlade unladed unladen *. wounden. Unload unloaded R. unlcrJen. W^iredraw wiredrew wiredravra. Uimiake unmade unmade Withdraw withdrew withdrawn. Unpay unpaid unpaid. Withhold withheld withheld, vv'itlj- Unsay unsaid unsaid. ' holden. Unshc* unshod unshod, unshod- Withstand withstooa withstood. 1 den. Wont wont 1 wont. 1 bnstnng unstrung unstrung. Work R. wroudit R. wrought. Unswear unswore unsworn. Wreathe wreatliBd R. wrealhcn. I Unsweat R. unsweat R. unsweat. Wring wrung, wrar^ * wrung *. Unswell unsweljed R. unswoln. Write wrote, writ written, toril. Unteach untaught untaught. Writhe writhed wthen. Unthink 1... unthought • unthought. 522 'Snh?- ltd jwf ten X^cJlos, ALPHABETICAL LI^^ OF THE IKREGULAE, VERBS. ES'FmmvE. PRESENT INDICATIVE. IMPERFECT. FMPERAT. PARTICrPLE PAST. Indicative. Subjunctive. 33 a d e n, ic& bade, bu bacffl, cv biicft. tc^(bitf)bacftc. ic^ (biile) bacfte. bade. gcbaden. i 5S c b i It g f It, fid. 5)ingfn. • '43 c b ii V f e it, vid. S)iivfen. 58e[ct)leit, id) bcffble, bu befieljifl, n ht- fieblt, tc^ bcflcijie, bu bcffeipefi, cr bc- ic^ befa^f. tc§ beffl^Ie. befici)f. bcfo^Icrt. S c f [ e i p e n, id) be^ip. tc^ bcpiffe. bePeige orbe^ befiiffeu. fieipt. fleig. 33 e fl i 11 11 e tt, id) beginiie, ;i. f. w. ic^ begann. ic^ begaune. bcgiune. begouueu. 53 e t p e n, id) bcipc, bu bcitJcfl, er bcipt. ic^ bip. id) biffe. bcttje or beig. gcbiffeit. •i3 c r fl e It, irf)bevgc, bu birgft, er bii'gt. . id) beri'te, bubcvftefi or btrftefl, id) bavg. ic^ barge. bivg. geborgeu. 58 e i; ji c It, ic^ bovfl or id) biivfte, bcvfte or btvfl. geborften. er bcrflct or birjl. barfi. S c f t n It e u, via. Siuueu. -B c f i fe e 11, vid. (gi^eu. 33 e t V ii g e it. id) betnige, bu befiitgcfl, cv be* triigf. ic^ bcwege, u. f. w. id) betvcg. ic^ betrijge. bctriige. betrogeu. S c w e g c It, * t^ beroog. i^ beiDiJge. bcnjcgc. bewogen. 33 i c g e 11, icb bicge, n. f. lu. ic5 bog. ic^ bbgc. bicge. gebogin. 33 i e t e It, id) bifte, u. f. w. id) bor. icj bote. biete. gebotcn. 3^5 i 11 b c It, ic^ binbe, u. f. ro. ic^ banb. id) bmibc. binbe. _ gcbuutcu. '8 1 1 1 en, id) bitte, n. f. w. id) bat. id) bate. bitte. gebeteit. ■33lafeit, id) blafe, bu blafc)l,crb(a fetor bKif't. id) bli'ibc, u. f. w. ict) bfieS, ir^ blicfe. blafc. geblafcu. 33 ( e i b e n. id) bfieb. id) bitebe. bleibc. gebtiebcn. 33 1 e t d) e n, to lose co- lour, t ■i3 V a t c It, ic^ bleid)e,bu bki^fi, cv bleic^t. ic^ blid). tc^ blic^c. blcic^e. gebtic^en. id) bmfc, bu bvatejl (bva't|l\ cv ic^ bvatete ic^ bvatete btatc or brat. gcbratcn. bratet (briit). (bvict). (brictc). 33 V f c^ c 1!, ic^ bred)e# bu bvic^fl, cv bvif^t. id) brnc^. i^ brad)e. bricft. gebro^eu. 33 r c u 11 e n. id) bveniic, u. f. w. id) bvainite. id) breunete. brcnite. gebrannt. 33 r i 11 g e ii. id) bviiige, u. f. w. ic^ brfld)tc. id; bvad)te. briuge. gebrac^t. 35 f 11 1 ni, ic^ bciife. It. f. w. id) barlite. id) bad;fe. bcnfe. gebac^t. D t n g c 11, id) binge, bu biugjl, ev bingt. id) bung. id) biiuge. binge. gcbungen. 5) r c 1 c^ cit. id) br'efd)e, bu bvifc^eft, ev id) Coww'd)) id^ (brcifd)e) brifc^. gebvofc^en. brifd)ct or bvifd)t. bvofd). bref(^e. S V i It g e it, id) bviiige, u. f. \v. id) bvaug. ic^ brange. bringe. gebvungcu. D ii r f i it. id) biuf, bu biivffl, er bavf, wtr biivfeu, u.f.iu. subj. ic^ biivfe; u.f.w. tc^ buvfte. id) biirfte. geburft. Cfiitfdjlafeii, viJ. Sc{)lafcu. 4 (f lit V f a 11 g c 11, (:(Vi. Saiigcu. (g in p f e I; 1 c u. ir^ ennifet}[c, bii cmpfie^Ifl, cr emvficblt. i^ eniVf«!il' tc^ tmVfa^Ie. tmp^i^l. ■ em^jfo^Icn. (S m p f i n b e It, cid. Siuben. I? n t f V V e d) c It, i;id. Spvcc^en. (f vb le i d;eu, id) cvblcicj)c, ii.f.w. i^ cvblic^. ic^ erblic^e. crb(cicl;e. cvb(id)cit. (§ r f r i f V c it, vi'd. (^licveu. (5 V E ii b V c It, uid. Jtiiveu. S' r I b f d) f n. vid. aievlofc^cn. (fi-fnnfcn. ('id. Saufcn. ■ '5vfd)a Ileii, ic^ iv\d)alk, u.f.w. !($ cvfc^ofl. i^ erfc^ollc. erfcbafle or cv= fd)ail. crfcfioHcn. @vfd)etne«, ■ vid. ©cfeetnen. (S"rfd)re(fen, id) cvfd)veife, bu crfd;viifft, ev evfd)vidf. id) cvfc^rnf. id) erfc^ratc. crf^rtcf. evfcftvodcu. (5 1 1 V i u f c n. vid. Slviutcit. (S rro (i g e n, id) evmage, bu enuagfl, cr er= wagt. id) cvirog. ic^ erwog'e. enuiige. evroagcn. '■Sffcii, id) cffe, bit iffefi, er iffet or i»5t. ic^ 0^. ic^ fife. ip. gegcffen. 1 * To induce ; when it means to move^ H is regular. f IBUi^rn/ to bleach or to vhiteii, is to be conjugated regalarly. 837 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE IRREGULAR VERBS. INFINITIVE. IMPERFECT. PRESENT INDICATIVE, fydllen, 5y a II (1 e H, ?y e d) t e n, g tub en, 5(«4»ten, jjlte^en, gliepen, 5teffen,t 5 V i e t c n, ® ci £) r e n, ® c b (i t) r e n, ® e b e n, c b i c t c n, @ e b e i b e n, ©ffallcit, (5) e i) c n, @ e 1 1 n g c n, ® e 1 1 e 11, ®f n« f€it, ® e 11 1 e jj e u, ® e r a { b f 11. @ e f cb e i; e H, I e tt) t n n c 11, I I e ^ e a, ® I e i c^ f It, ® I e i t c 11, t ® I i in m i n, ® V ft b ? n, ® ve if en, 6 b e n, >^ a 1 1 e 11, 6 a 11 g e rt, t ■5 a u e n, .0 e b f n, •5 e i S e n, .^ c I f e n, Ectfen, jt e iin c n, ft I i c b e n, St I i m m e it, .ft 1 1 11 fl e n, .fine if e It, :n ciyen, .It ni m e ii, J^ i) n It e i\, • ; V i c d^ c n, .Jl ii V en or Si\il)Xi ii, Sab en, ?affen, *c (I n f e n, ic^ fa^re, bu fabvfi, er fabvt. ic^ falle, bu fallft, ev fallt. id) fauge, bu fangft, er fangt. icb fe^te, bu ftc^ft, ev fic^t. irf) ftnbe, u.f.ro ic^ flccbte, ■cu fli^fl (flcc^tefl), er flifbt. ic^ fliege, bu flicgfl(fleugfi), ev fJtcgt (fleugt). i(^ fliebc, bu fliebefl (ffeu^ft), er flii'bft, flic^t (fleucbf). ic^ ffitgc, bu fliegfft (flcuijefl), cr flifiJet or fltc^t (Peufjt). ic^ fvefi'e, bu friffefi, er friffet or fvigt. i^ friere, n.f.w. i^ gabvc, bu galivft, er gcibrt. ic^ gebare, bu gcbcirll (gebicrfl), fte gebart (gebiert). icb gebf, bu giebft (gibjl), er gifbt (gibtj. nid. SBieteu. id) gcbeiije, u.f.W. iM. galU'U. ifb gcbe, u.f.nj. eS gclingt, u.f.TO. 'c|) gelte, bu gtltfi, er gilt, id) geuffe, u.f.ro. icb gcniefe, u.f.U). rtu iJJatbeu. (S gcfd)iebct ober gcfcfeieft. id) geroiunf, u.f.m. ;d) gie^c, u.f.w. or bu geufefi, er geii^t. icb gleidje, u.f.m. id) gtcite, u.f.m. icb gJimniE/ i'" glimmfi, er glimmt. icb grnbe, bu grcibfl, er grabt. id) greife, u.f.m. id) babe, bu baft, er I)at. id) »altc, bu Wt\t, er bait, icb tange, bu b*iug^ «<^ b'lngf id) bane, bu baiift, er l^aut. id) t)cbe, bu {)cbft, er I;cbt. ic6 Scifie, bu beif efl, er beijjt. ic^ bdfe, bu ^ilftl, er bilft- icb-feife, u fm. id) feitne, u f.m. id) Etiebe, u fm. id) fiiuinic, u.f.m. icb fliiigf. u.fm. tdb fneire, u.fm. id) fiicinc, u f.m. id) fonnne, bu fommfl, er fonimt. icb faitn.bu fauufl, er faun, subj. id) fijiuie. i^ fried)e, bu tric^ft({reu^fl,>, er fviccbt (freu^t). icb fiive or fiibre, bu fiirefi or fiibrefi, er tiiretor fiibrt. icb labc, bu labefi(labft), erln= bet d;ibt). icb (affe, bu laffcP, er Kiffet (la^t). icb I'lufe. Sj« l>iuf|l, er Kiiift. Indicative. id) fubr. icb fte!. icb fiug. icb focbt. id) faub. id) fIoci}t. i* ffpg. id) flp^. id; floy. id) frai id) fvor. id) gpbr. icb gebar. ic^ gab. icb gebie^. ic^ ging. f« gelaug. i(^ gait it^ geuaS. icb geuop. e« gefc^ab. ic^ gemanu. icb goiJ. id) glicb. icb glitt. ic|) gloinin. id) grub, id) griff. id) bntte. id) bielt. icb bing. id) bie^. icb |ob. ■ id) bicB- id^ ^alf. i* fiff. id) fauute. i* Mob. icb flomm. i^ fiaug. icb f uiff! id) fuipV- i4 f'T"- id) fonute. ic^ frod). id)tovorh^x. icb tub. ic^ licp. id; lief. Subjunctive. id) fiibre. icb fielc. icb ftuge. id) fi)d)te. id) fanbe. i^ fli)d)te. tc^ Poge. id) fli^be. id) floffe. ic^ friipe. id) frore. icb giJb'"«. i^ gebare, ic^ gnbe. t^ gebie^e. icb gtuge. eS gelciuge. id) galte (gijlte). icb geuafc. ic^ geuijffc. e« gefcbabe. icb gemiinue (gemDuue). ic^ gi3ffe. icb glic^e. icb glitte. icb glomme. icb griibe. id) griffe. icb batte. icb btelre. ic^ binge, id) bifbe. id) bobe ■(biibi). id) bfe^e. id) bcilfe Cbiilfe). t* tiffe. ic^ feiiuetc. . flobe. icb flomme. id) flange. id) fuiffe. id) fnipv«- icb fiime. ic^ finiute. icb frijcbc. id) fi.ire or fi.^bvp. ic^ liibe. id) liepe. i^ liefe. IMPERAT. fabrc. falJeorfall. fauge. fccbte or fid)t. fiube, flic^t. Piege. flie^ecrflfuc^ flicgc or fleu^ frt§. friere, gabre. gebare (ge^ bier), gieb. gebcibc. geb. jclmge. gilt. geucff. geuiepe m- ge^ neuB. gefcbebe. gcmiuue. gie^ gte^e or (geuw. glcidje. gleitc. gliiume. grabc. greifc or greif babe. balte or ^alt. ^ange. baue or ^au bebe. PARTICIPLE , PAST. gefabren. gefailen. gefaugeu. gcfocbfcn. gefuHbeu. gcflocbten. geffogen. geffobeu. geffoffcn. gcfreffeu. gefroren. geaoEjre.n. gecorcn. beige < ^i(f. ■I}ei^ fcif. fcife fcuiie. fliebe. tlimine. tlingc. fneiff or fiicif fufipco/fiicip fonim. friecbe nr fveud). fiire (fiibre). labe. (affc or la$. laufe or lauf. gegebcn. gebie^en. gcgangen. geluiigeit. gegolteii. genefen. genoffen. gcfc^eben. gcmonuen. gegoffcn. geglid)ett. geglitten. geglomnien. gegraben. gegriffen. gebabt. gcbalteit. gcbangen. gcbauhi. geboben, gebftfjen. ge^olfeu. gefiffen. gcfannt. geflcbcu. gcflpinmen. gcfluugen. (jefuiffen. gefniv'pen. gefoinmen. gcfonut. gefroc^eit. gefpren or gc foI)rfit. gelabeu. gelaffeu. gclaufcn. All verbs derived from f.iftrcn have the same irregular form, with the single exception of it>infa^rcn, which is a regular verb. 2^efllcitc:i is a regular ver(>. ; an^aiiacii has the same irregular form, and must be as carefully distinguished from an^Xn^ttt as ^nngcn from ^anitn. 838 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE IRREGULAR VERBS. 1 I\FL\[T1VE. PRESENT INDICATIVE. IMPERFECT. 1.VPERAT. PARTICIPLE PAST. Indicative. Subjunctive. S c i b e n, ici) Icibe, iif.ro. id) (itt. id) litte leibc. gelitten. ''^ e { I) c H/ id) Ici^e, ii.f.ro. id) Itcl). id) licl)e. lfil;e. gclie^en. «efeii,/ id) Icff,bu ltcfcfi,cv Itcfct licf't) id) U\S. id) lafe.^ lies. gelefcn. *c t e g c n, ic^ licge, bii Itegfi, er licgt. id) Ing. id) Ifigc.' liege. gelegcrt. '.* ii (1 e n, id) liige, bu Itigfi or leugft, k. id) log. id) loge. liige or Icng. gelogeu. ■3Jial)len, ic^ mrtl)le, bu iual;Ifi, ei: mal)lt id) nial)[te. id) m(it)lcte. mabIcormaf;t. gcmal;(ett. ■3J? e t b e it, icft mcibe, u.f.m. id) iiitc&. id; miebc. meibe. gemiebcn. mtlttn, ic| iitelfc, bu mctf jl orinilffl, cr nielft oi« milft. id; molt. id) milk. melfc or milf. gemoUeu. -Keffen, ic^ meffe, bu miffefl, er iniffet or llliBt. id; mr^. id; ma^c. mip. gemeffcn. iKtSfoUeit, vid. gnllen. •Slbqitt, tdj mag, bu mngfl, ev mng, roir iitogcu, u.f.w.; siihj. id) mijge. id) mcc^te. id; mod)k. — geiiioc^t. iWiiffftt, ic^ mi'i^ bu mn^t, er mup, roir niiifffu, u.f.iu. i* mu^te. ic^ mii^te. gcmupt. ?l e ^ m e n , id) ucl)nie,bu nimiii^,er nimmt. id) nabm. id) Hci^me. niiitm genommeu. ~Ji c n n e ti, id) nenue, u.f.iu. ic^ uauute. id) neitnele. neuneorucuu geuMunt. ■^3 f c i f e n , id) Vfeife, bu vffiftl er Vfe'ft- i* Vfiff. id) Vftffe- Vfeifc or vfeif. gepfiffcn. 15 flea en. id) pflcge, bu liflcgfl, er vpcgt id) pflpg. id) Vfli-'a^- pflege. gepflogeu. ■Bveifeit, id) prcife, uj.ro. id) ViieS. ic^ IJricie. prcife. gejjriefcn. D u c [ I c 11. icb quelle, Du i\niU^, er (iiiiffl. id) quoll. ic^ quolle. quelle orqwiU gequDHcn. JC ci d) c 11, id) rad)c, bu rac^fl, er rad)t.- iit v;id)tc ic^ rad)ete or vcic^e. ijcrvicbt or gc: (rocft). xid)t. rocfccn. 31 a t ^ c IT, ifb rntl)c, bu-vatf)|i, er rat^. id) riet^. id) riet^e. ratf)e or rctt§. geratf)eu. JJ e i b e ii, ic^ veibe, uf.ro. id) rieb. id) riebe. reibe. geriebcn. :}t e i ^ c It, i^ rci^c, u fro. id) rif. if6 viffe. rei§eoj-rcip. geriffcu^ •M e i t e n. i fc^melje, bu fc^miljcft, cr id; fc^molj. id) fc^iuBfje. fd)nifi5e or geft^mcljeu fd^iuiljt. fdimilj. 1 1 *; Viz. 5^fa^^f(^rtft ; in all its ottier eigniflcations ihis verb is to be conjiiRHted regularly. *) Viz. to crrate ; in all its oilier significations tliis verb i.s regular, as are also abfi^.ifft", anfi^aff«n, and ocrfiJ.iSrii f ) CC.ii^fi^l.i^f II and bfratbfi^Ioflfn are regular verbs. J) Vix to $harpen, to tvfiA ; in all its other aignilicatiooj this verb is to be conjugated regularly. ALPHABCTICAL LIST v)F THE IRREUUf.AR VERBS INFINITIVE. PRESENT INDICATIVE © ^ It e i b e 11, tc^ fdjticibe, u.f.w. ^(bnitben, ic^ fit 11 if be. It f.iiv ® d) r (t u 6 e 11, icb Wvaitbc, 11 f i». S d) r e i b e 11, id) fcbreibe, u.f.». ^ d) r e t E 11, id) fd)ieic, u.i".w. S d) r c 1 1 e 11, id) fdircite, u.f w. & ^ tt> a r e 11, id) fdjiunvc, bu fcbicav^, ei' frfjiinirt. ® c^ w e i 3 c n. ic^ fc^mcigf, it.f.tv. S c^ n> e I [ e 11, ic^ fdjtiiclle, bit fd)»i.nflfl, fv f*iuillt. « ($ ID t m in e it. tcb fd;n)iiiime, u f.iu. S r& w i It b e n. tc6 fcbwitibe, u f.'.u. ® c^ nj t It g e 11, id) fd)iutitjic, ii.f.ro. ^S^jDuveii, id) fd^ivovc, uf.iv. Set) en. icft fcbc, bit ftebfl/ fi' i^i''5t a c 11 b e It, icb ffnbc, u f.iu S e \) 11, id) bin, bit bifl, cr ijl; tnir ftitb, tbi' fei)b, fie fiiib. Stihj. tii) ffti, bit fci)|t, cv fci); wtv ff pcit, il)t \t\)&, [it fet}f It. 5 1 e b c t?. ici ftfbe, ii.fit.v « t n fi e n, id) fiitgc, ii.f.iv. a 1 11 f C It, id) fiuEe, ii.fuv ©tunc 11, id) ftiitie, iif.w. Si^cii, id) ftfee, ii.f.n). a 1 1 c n. id) foil, bu foflil, cr fofl. S V ft 1 1 e 11, ic^ fpnlte, in fvaltefi, cv fl'llltCt. S V e i e 11, icb fpcie, ufiu. 5 jj i 11 11 e 11, iii) fviiiiie, u f i». S p 1 e i u f 11, 5 i' r c d) c It, itb fpIeige,M.f.(0. * ic^ fvrcc^e, bu f>>vtc^fl, cv fin-i e r b t c t f ii. vid. ^icteii ■y c I- b I e t b c It, rid. 5Mcibcit. 1' e V b I e t cb e it, icb Vfvblciitc, H f ».'. •li c V b c r b e it, idi yerbcrbc, bu berbirbft, ci bcrbivbt. IMPERFECT Indicative. irb fd)uitt. icb fcbuob. icb fi-^rob. id) fd)rieb. id) fd)vic. id) fcbvitt. ic^ fcbiuor. ic^ fd)anfg. id) fc^njoU. t^ ffbiunmiit ic^ fdininnb. id) fcftmaug. ici fc^ivor (fd)iuur). id) faf). id) fnubte. id) war, bu wnvci't, (timvft), cr »Vf.r id) fptt. id) fang. id) fant. ic^ faun. ic=b fnfj. id) foIUe. ic^ fpaltcfe. id) fpif. icb ivnuii. id) ftiiil. id) fpni*. icf) fpvojj. ii^ fpraug. id) ftad). id) fiaf. ic^ fkiib (ftunb). id) flat)l. id) fJicg. id) ftavb. id) flob. id) ftaiif. id) ftiei id) ftrid). id) ftvitt. id) tt)at. id) ttMig. id) traf. id) tricb. id) Uat. tcb tvoff. ic^ n-pg. icb irauf id) bcrbliffe. id) verbavb. Subjunctive. id) fd)uittc. id) fc^nijbe. id) fc^rbbe. it^ fd)rifbc. id) fcbrif. id) fcbrittc. tc| fciicijvt. id) fct)n;iegc. ic^ f^woUe. irb fcbaniin^ me. i(^ fcftwnttbe. icb fd)iv(inge. id) fd)ivH>re (fd)wiirc). id) fabe. id) fe^ibete. ic^ ware. trf) folte. id) fduge. id) f;infe. id) fntine (fintnc). id) fnSc. id) fpllte. id) fvaltcte. icb fpie'. ic^ fvciunc (fpijnue). icb fvliffe. id) fvn-;icbe. icb f\u-ofre. icb fprcinge. id) ftiida. id) fi;itc. iit ftaitbc (jtiiube). id) ft;ible (fti.>bl«). id) ftiege. id) tlarbe (i^iirbf). id) flijbe. id) flaiife. ifb f^iefjc. id) ftric^e. id) ftvitte. id) tbate. ic^ tviige. " id) trafe. id) triebe. id).tvate. icb troffe. id) h'Pgc. icb tviinfe. id) i>erbItd)C. id) bcrbaibc (ycrbiivbc). IJIPER.\T. i PARTICIPLE. I PAST. fcbucibc. fd;uiebe nr fc^uieb. fitraube. fc^rcibc. fcbrcieorfc{)rft fcbreitc. fcb«.nirc. fcbweige or fd)weig. fd)«.nU or fcbwcnc. fci)H)tinme or fcbwiiitm. fcbiuiitbe. fcbiuiuge. fcbtDore. ficbe or .J'eb- feitbt. fcv). ftebe. ftngc. ftnfe. fiuuc. fpdtc. ft-icie or fpci. fpinite. fplcige. fprid). (Vrie^c 07- fvriejj. f}>riugc. fiiA. fiecfc. fteb. fleig jilebf. fteige fttrb. flicbe fiinfe. flpfie , flreid)e ftrcite. tbue or t^u. trage. triff. trcibe. tritt. trtcfc or treuf fttcb gefcbniftcn. gefcbuobeu. gefdirobcu. gefd)ricbcit. gcfd)viecit. gefcbrittcu. gefcbiucrcit. gefcbiviegeit. gefcf)ivDlIeu. gcfcbujont; nifit. gcfcbu3Uiibcn. gefd)iiniugcu. gcfcbivovcii. gcfcbcn. gcfanbt. /gtnjcfcu. gcfottcn. gefungcn. gefuitfeit. gcfonucu. gefeffctt. gifcIU. gcfpaltcu. gcfpicett. gefvonuen. gefvliffen. gefproc^cn. gcfvrofTen. gcfpruugeu. gef}od)en. geftfcft. gcflattbcu. gcfioblcu. gcfiiegcu. gcfiovlscn, gefloben. geflufifcit. geftp^eu. geftrid)cn. gcflritfeu. gctbnii. gctrcigeit. getfpfffit gctiicbcu. getvctoit. getroffeu. ruge. getvpgcii. trinic or triitf. getruutcu. »erbieid)c. Dcrbirb. '.•>rvblid)ci;. bcvbofben Bid ALFUABETICAL LIST OF THE IRREGULAR VERBS. LXFIXITIVE. is e r b r i e 5 e «/ iJ e r g e f f € u, ■lU r 1 1 e r c It, 'B e r I ij f c^ e It, 'I^ e r r rb n) t tt b e tt, 5y c V tu i r r e ti, 'B e V J e t ^ e n, iB a c^ f e it, 23 a f ^ c n, ■IB a ji c It or JB t c g c 1 •3B e t d) f n, * ■iS c i f c 11, •ffi e 11 b c n, 23 e r b e It, iB c r b e ii. 23 e V f e it, 23 t tt b c tt, 23 t f f c It, 23 1 1 e It, S c t Ij e 11, 'i i ti)i II, 3 ti) i It g c It, PRESENT INDICATIVE. f§ berbvicHt. i^ scrgcffe, bu «cvgifffil, cv sjergiet. ici) »ei-^Ef)Ic, u.f.iD. ic^ »evlicre, u.f.tu. tc^ »evI6fc{)f, bu scvliifdiefl «■ uci'lifcfctft, ci- ycvl5fd)t «i I'fvlifc^t. aid. Sc^miiibcit. ii^) ycnuirve, bit bcvmii'r|l, ev ic^ vfvjeibc, « f.iv. id) roac^fo, bu wa^fcfl, cr i^ u>afd)e, bu wiifc^ffl, cr tuafc^t. id; iDiige or wicgc, bii wiigfl or njicflfl, ev tuiigt «r luiegt. ic^ »eid)e, u fw. . .. ic^ rocife, ii.f w. ic^ ttjcitbe, uf.w. icfe tBcvtie, bu wirbfl, er mivbt. id) roerbf, bu wivfi, cr ivirb. iit wcrfc, bu wirfil, cv tvivft. ic^ ttjittbc, uf.iw. id) wd^, bu ujci9.f', cr wci^. ic^ will, bu luillft, cr »i.nfl; njir ujollcn, u.f.w). ic^ jcif)e, u.f.w. ic^ jifljc, bu i(ic()cfl (jcnc^fi), cr jic^ct, }tcl)t (jcud)t). id) jwiugc, uf.u). IMPERFECT. Indicative. cs ycrbrov. tc^ ucrgajj. ic^ ycr^c{)ttc. irf) iHxht. id) fierltifc^. ic^ vcvworr. id) ycvjicft. id) tuiidjS. It^ tijufi^. tc^ njog. id) wi^. hi) n.nc§ ic^ icaubie or lucnbctc. id) warb. ic^ ivarb or ivurbc, bll unirbtft, cv ivnivbe or juarb ; iviv tvnivbcit, jc. i^ njavf. id) waitb. id) untfjtc.' ic^ tvoUtc. i^ jic^. id) jog. tc^ jwaug. id) jwaugc. I Subjunctive. (S ycrbvo|fc. id) ocvgdpc. id) ocv'^c^Ictc. id) vcrlijve. id) ucvli5f4)c. id) ycvwinrc. id) r<*.^tcl;e. id) njrid;fc. t(^ «)ufd)c. id) tt5oge. id) tinc^c. id) luiefe. id) wcubcte. id) warbc. ic^ witvbc. id) wiirfe • (njiivfc). ic^ ivaitbc. id) luiiiJte. ic^ njoUtc. id) jic^. id) ji^gc. scvgi^. ocr()c^le. • ycrlicrc. ycrlDfd)c or yerlifcl). bev^ctb. ii.'ad)fc. >i3afd)c. luiigcoi-wifgc. n)cid)c. meifc. lucubc. roivb. njcvbc. tinrf. miiibf. UMffc. icibc. 5tcbc or I'ld) (^oiid)). ^iv'iugc. PARTICIPLE PAST. ucvbvDffeu. tjcvgcffcn. OCVbcblct or bcrbo^Icu. ocvlorcu. yevlofdjcit. bcvWDvvcn. ucrjicbcn. gcwitc^feu. gcwafc^cn. gcnjogen. ftcmidjcn. gctpicfcit.. gcivattbt (gc; wcitbct). gctuorbcu. gcwurbfu, ivorbcu (fl.< an auxiliary verb). getuorfcu. gcmuHbcit. gctvufit. gcwollt. gc^iebcu. gcjogcit. gcjmungcu. •) If "S^ASf^i' mcanp. tt. fi/rji o; to mollifu, :t is lo t.e conj'igiled an o regular vosb. TABLE Of CLASSIFICATION OE THE IRREGULAR VERBS. Remark. — From this table must be excepted the sixteen irregiilar verbs, -which in oiu list form the eighth class.* II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. a, au, b, ii. a i a e a D a u te a le i te i 11 a Infinitive. iSe^en, to see, ^elfen, to help, ©t'lmen, to reflect. Xvtnfen, to drink. fatten, to fall. ^d)vdbcu, to write, 93et0en, to bite, ©djtegen, to shoot, ©d^Iagen, to beat. fcit), fann. frattf, fie(. fc()vielv tip, fcl)c^/ fc^hig, Past Participlo. gcfei^cn. ge{)Dlfen. gefenncn. getnmfeii. gefalfen. gcfd}n'cben. gebt'lTen. gefitoiTcn. gefd)(agen. EXPLANATORY REMARKS. I. The first class changes the radical vowel e into a in the imperfect, and resumes it in the past participle. Ex. ©cbeii, to give • imperfect ^ab ; past part, (icflcbcu. To this class must be added : tittcii, to entreat (beg), which changes the radical vowel t in the same manner, as : imperfect bat ; past part, gcbf ten. II. The second class changes the radical vowel c or i into a in the imperfect, and in the past participle into o. Ex. 9lcl)mcn, to take ; imperfTnn^in ; past part, gcnommen ; gewiniien, to win ; imperf fieamnii ; past part, gewonncit. To these must be added, gcbavcii, produce (to give bii-th to), which has d instead of i iii the root, as : impeif. gebar ; past part, fleborctt. III. The third class changes the radical vowel t into n in the imperfect, and in the past part, into it. Ex. @^Iiii= gei!, to shng ; imperf. fcblang ; past part. ijefctCiingcn ; except biiigcn, to hire ; imperf. bung ; past part, gcbltngeii ; fi.t)inbcn, to flay • imperf fcbuiib ; past part. gefd)uubcn ; and tf)un', to do ; imperf ii)at ; past part, getljau. IV. The fourth class changes the radical vowel a into te in the imperfect, and resumes it in the past paiticiple. Vx. .5alt|n, to hold ; impert. ^iclt ; past part, gc^alten ; except faiigcii, to catch ; imperf fing ; past, part, gcfaiigcit. The following conform to the principle ot the rule, resuming in the jiast part, the radical vowel or diphthong of the 'jresent: lauffn, to run ; imperf. lief; past part, gelauffii ; geben, to go ; imperf. giiig ; past part, ^egaiigcii; bcijieit/ to order; imperf i)U^ ; past part, ge^cifjeu ; vufcit, to call ; imperf rief ; past part, gerufen ; flopcii, to push ; im- pAf. ftieg ; past part, gcftopen. V. The fifth class changes the radical vowel ei into te in the imperf and in the past part, or before a double con- lonant into t. Ex. Sleibcn, to remain ; imperf blieb ; past part, gebliebeu ; fdjueibcn, to cut ; imperf fc^uitt ; past part. gffd)iiittcn. VI. The sixth class changes the radical vowels: a, ait, e, t, te, 13, u, into in the imperf and past participle. Ex. Sc^wcircn, to fester ; imperf fcbroov ; past part, gcf^woven ; faugcn, to suck ; impeif. fofl ; past part, gefogen ; faufeit, to drink to excess ; imperf foff ; past part, gcfojfen ; bebeil, to lift ; imperf bob ; past part. gel)obeil ; bevs iiMiTcn, to embroil (to confuse) ; imperf bcrtiion- ; past part, bcrnjorren ; bieteii, to ofier ; imperf. but ; past part, ge^ boteu ; [4)nj6rcii, to swear; imperf f^wor (fc^rour) ; past part. gefd;njoven ; liigeu, to lie ; impeif. log ; past part, gelogeii. VII. The seventh class changes the radical vowel a into u in the impeifect, and resumes it in the past participle. Ex. SBacbfen, to grow ; imperf roiic^S ; past part, gcwa^feit ; ftebeii, to stand, has flaiib in the imperfect (forme^ ly, however, fluiib), and in the past part, gcftaubcii. * Tlio 5th and Gth classes include the greater par* of the irregular verbs, 843 LIST OF THE IRREGULAR VERBS BELONGING TO EACH OF THE ABOVE CUSSES SEVERALLY. ITie Asterisk (*) marks the verbs which are also conjugated regularly, -when they have aa active or transitive sense. The persons and tenses not indicated hero, are regular, orare formed from the persons and tenses given. Derivative and compound verbs ai'e conjugated like theii- primitives. Imperfect. Present Imperative. InfinitiTtt, of the indicative, Sd and 3d pereone of « tlie aingular. Piust Participle. 2d person of tlie singular ' Indicative. Subjunctive. CliASS I. !8 e f i g e n, to possess, own, . . • . id) befa^. id) bffafe. befffyen. !8 i 1 1 c rt, to entreat, .. xi) bnt. i4 bate. gcbeten. — Sffen, to eat, t)u iffcf}, tx iff«t or ipt. ii) &% id) (iSe. gegeffen. iS. S t f f f e n, to eat voraciously bu ftifiejl, ft frijt. id; fcap. id; ftfi§e. gefteffen. flip. (in speaking of animals), ® c b c n, to give, b« gibft (9»6|*), «' sil" (ai'l")' iit 9"6- id) gabe. gegeben. gib (8teb). OJ e n e f e n, to recover. • > . . id; oennlj. id) genafe. genefen*. — © « f (f; c b e n, (impers.) to f« gffit)if!)t. e^ gefc^ial). ti ge|'if)iil)e. 9ffd)el)ert. — happen, to take place. ? e f c n, to read, ^^ Ii»f«|}, et Iif|>t or litpt. id) (n«. id) r.ife. gelefen. lie«i. S i e 9 « n,» to lie down, to be situated, OT e f f e n, to measure. .. ii) lag. id) I.tge. gelegen. — Da titifT'll, »t mi§t. ic^ map. ii^ iiiitSe. gemeffen. niip. S t () e n, to see, JU (itl)f}, ft fi»()t. id) faf). id; falje, gefeben. |iel)e (fieb). 6 ( V n, to be, ic^ bin, b » bifl, et ifl. pi. yeit fins, iljt feib, fit (Inb. id; ivat. it^ iBiite. geivefen. S i § t n, to sit, .. id) fnS. ic^ frtge. gefeffen. — 1 1 1 1 e n, to step, tread. tuttittfl, fttritt. i&) trat. id) itSte. gciteren. ttitt. 23 « 1 9 e f f t n, to forget, 6u oetgiffefl, ct Oftgipt. id) uetgap. i^ tet9.if,e. «etge|)fn. — CliASS II. 93 < f e ^ 1 ( n, to command, Cu bcftelilfl, «t beftt^lt. id; bofa()t. id) befn()[e (bea fiible). it^ begnnne (b«s gBnne). id; bittge. befo^Ien. BejteH. 33 ( 9 i n n ( n, to begin, .. id; begattn. begonnen. - iS f 1 9 e n, to conceal, save, shelter, S « r fi e n, to burst. bu bitgfl, (r bitgt. id; bnrg. gebotgen. bitg. bit bitflefl*, et birfi*. id) bavfl (bot*|. id) befann. ^ id)b,itne(botfie). gebotfteit*. bicft*. 3 e n n n « " (fi*), to reflect, remember. .. ^ .. id; befiinne {hi-. fijnne). befonnen. — SB t e d) e n, to break, bu btid)(l, « brtcf)t. id) brnd). iS) btiid)e. gebtodjfn. bri^. e ui 1) f 1 1) I e It, to recom- bu empjteblfl, ft empfieblg id; empfabt- i4«iiipfiit)(e(em= empf»bl»n. empftef)!. mend, pfiSble). e n 1 1 i n n t n, to escape, .. f i(^ enttanii (enta id) entrnitne {(nU enttonnen. — • tonn). tonne). S t f (() t e (f e n, to be fright- bu et|'d;tidfi*, et eifd^tiJi*. id) etfiJ)taif.* id) erfc^tiiife*. etf(^to(fen». erfi^ridl*. ened, take fright, © e b (i t e n, to give birth to, bu gebietj}*, ft gebiett*. id) gebat. iH) gebatc jebotsn. jebiet. produce. ® « 1 1 c n, to cost, to bo worth. Cu giltfl, etgilt. i* gait. ; to stick faat. . . id) ft.tf. id) ftafe*. 1 S t e I) ( e n, to steal. bu (lieMfl, et fiiebt. id) flal)( ((lo()(). ii-f)flnl)le(fl3f)fe). g(ftof)(ert. fiiillt. S t e r b « It, to die, • tu flirbft, et jlitbt. _ bu triffrt, et ttifft. W id) finrb. id)f5ntbc(fliirbe). gefJorben. (iirb. J t e f f t n, to hit, meet. id) tcnf. id) ttii'fe. gettcffen. iriff. 'S e t b « 1 9 c n, to conceal, bu »ccbic9f}, et oerbitgt. id; ocrbntg (uet* borg). iAetbntge (sets Vtge). vetborgen. tjttbirg (»eibet» 55 » c b e t b « n, to be destroy- bu uetbitbfl, et eetbitbt. id; tierbittb. ii) netbfttbe (»ets oetbocbm. pttbirb. ed, to perish. biitbe^ ich rontW fioilts 25 e t b ( It, to recruit, enlist, b« iricbff, et wirbt. it^ luatb. geitjocben. itjitb. to gain, be). TJ e r c t It, to become^ bu itiirfJ, et iBitb. i(^ iBatb (ujutbe). ill) u'iirbe. geworben. — ly e t f e It, to throw, cast, bu iritffi, et mitft. id; mntf. id; lonrfe (ujiit^ fe). gtiDorfen. witf. _ CtiASS Illi f 5 e b i n 9 e It, to Gtipulate, .. T id; bebang*. id; bebfinge* (bi« biinge). . id) bnnbe. bfbungen. - 35inben, to bind. .. .. Xi) banb. gebunben. j D i It 9 e It, to bargain, hire. •• .» id) bung*. id) biinge*. gebungen*. — S r i It 9 e It, to lU-ge, insist. .. id) btang. ic^ btfinge. gebrungen. S m V f i It b c n, to feel. .. .. id) enipfiinb. id) empfanbe. enipfunben. ',?■ i n t> e It, to find. .. ui) fiinb. id) fdnbe. gefunben. — Oj 1 1 i It 9 1 n, (impers.) to succeed, ti gelnng. ti gelnnge. gelungen. a This vorb mast not be confounded with If fltn, to lay, place, which II active and reeular. » Steif cn^ to stick, fix, in a transitive sense is regular. 843 CLASSIFICATION OF THE IRREGULAR VERBS, Imperfect. ■^ Infinitive. Present ^ Past rarticifle. Imperative. 2d i)e?Bon of tije. BiDgular. llie singular. Indicative. Subjunctive. » I i n 9 « n, to ring, sound, tS flnng, (« fUinge. geftungtn. 3{ i n e n, to wring, wrestle, • • ii) tang. id) range. getungen. — struggle, S d) i n D c n, to flay. .• id) fd)unB. id) fd)iinBf. 9efd)unBfn. — S d) I i n 3 e n, to devour, to sling, S d) u> i n B t n, to disappear. • id) fc^laug. id; fd;liin9e.* ge|'d;lun3en. — . id) fd)ivanB. id) fi^njiinBe. gefd;iuunBeit. vanish, S d) 10 i n 3 e n, to swing. • id) fdjwniig. id) fd)ivan3f. gefd)n U). id) manBf, gettunfen. — S5 i n b e It, to wind. .. id) njaitb. gemuuBen. 3 HI i It 9 e n, to force, con- .. idf jioang. ic^ jiininge. gejioungfti. — strain, CliASS IV. Sf aftit, to blow, Bu b(of(|}, ft blafet. it^ btie*. id) btiefe. gebtflfen. _ S t a 1 « It, to roast, Bu bratrt, tt btnt. id) briel*. id) btiete*. gebraten*. — e m p f a n 9 e n, to receive, Bu tiiipfiiitgfl, ft empfangt. id) fiupfiiig. id) enippnge. eiiipfangeit. — S n 1 1 e n, to fall. Ml fii'ai'i, ft f.ittt. id) pel. id) pete. gcfaffen. — S- n 11 9 1 It, to take, catch, Bu fcingji, et f.ingt. id) piigi id) pnge. gefangen. — (S « I) e n, to go, walk. id) giiig. id) ginge. gegaiigen. — (5J e t a rl) ( 11, to fall into, Bu geni'lOfl, ft gerati). id) gttiel^. id) gerieibe. getalheii. — .o a 1 1 e n, to hold. Bu baUfl, ft IjiiU. id) Ijielt. id) Ijielte. geljnltm. bfflitf (bolt). i? n 11 9 c n, to hang, to be Bu Ijangji, it Ijnngt. id) Ijing. id) l)inge. ge!)angen. — suspended," » a u « n, to how, cut, • . id) ()ieb*. id) bifbe*. geliniien. — jJ5 e i B « n, to call, order, to be .. id; l)iep. id) Ijief.e. gcljfipen. — called (named,) 2 a f f e n, to permit, let, Bu (Sffffl, ft la^t. ' id) (ief,. id) liepe. gelaffeit. iapv Snuf en, to run. Bu lii'uflt, ft Inuft. id) 'lief. id) lieff. gelaufeti. tuuf. OT i S f a U e It, to displease, Bu miSfdafi, itmiSfnlll,,/ id) luiSfiet. id) nii^pelf. iiiiSfaBen. — 9? a 1 1) e n, to advise, counsel. Bu titlbfi, ft tfil!), ' '•" id) detl). id) rie.ilje. getatben. — Di 11 f « n, to call. .. id) rief. id) rif'ff.' getufen. — 3 d; I a f « It, to sleep, tu mm, • id) fiff. id) fiffe*. g^fiffeit. — S It « i f c It* ) . . , Sn.itevt;*r°P"><=b. • ■ •■ id) fniff*. id) fniffe'. gefnijfen. — • • id) fnivp*. id) (nippe». gefniiipfn. — 8 e i b e n,B to suffer, endure, id) litt. id) litre. gelitten. — ? e i 1) « 11, to lend, id) lieh. id) liebe. gefieben. — ?J! t i B fit, to avoid. . . id) iiiifB. id) inieBe. geniieBfit. — '13 f t i f e ti, to whistle. . . id) pplf. id) vPffe. g'ppffeit. — ie3en. ~ c This verb must not be confountleJ witli f}'{in(ien , to hang, which is Retire ftad regular d ©iJ) bffteifiigen, to apply one's self, is conjii'sated accoriline to the fegul*: mode, « CErlilficb'n 's the same as bltii^tn above; IjotU are from bl«i%«ti_, to t'.each (bleach in the Bun), which is regular. ' The verb glcidicn^ to erjualize, is regular, ( IjftltiSen, to disgust vrith anjtliing, is regular. nd regulat. h ©i^ftjcn, l4? separate (^in cbemistry), is active i ' W^ivcijtii/ %', licence, is active and regular. 844 CLASSIFICATION OF THE IRREGULAR VEU13S. S p e i < n, to spit, S 1) I e i S e n, to S]>lit, S t c i 3 e n, to ascend, e 1 1 e i d; e n, to stroke, to rove, S t r c i t « n, to dispute, struggle, I c e i b e II, to drive, urge, force, 53 c r b I e i c^ e n, to grow pale, fade,die(see t e n, to flght, I S' ( f d) t c n, to plait, I i? [ i e 8 e n, to fly, soar, j 5? H e I) e n, to tlee, ! S? I i e f e n, to drop, flow, , ! !v r i e t c n, to freeze, , © (i I) t e n, to ferment, ' G e b i e 1 1 n, to command, i (like Sieten,) ® « n i e S e n, to enjoy, Oj i e S e n, to pour, 0) t i m III e n, to glimmer^ I burn faintly, f) t b « n, to hfeave, lift, ft I i e b « n, to cleave, 5t I i III m ( n, to climb, St S ten (see @r f ii r e n), « t i e d) e n, to creep, cringe, S ii 9 f It, to lie, TO e I f « n, to milk, 'P f I e 3 e n,m to exercise, to entertain, Cv u e 1 1 e n, to well, gush, 3! i e d) e It, to smell, inhale, S a 11 f e n, to drink to ex- cess (in speaking of ani- mals), S n u 3 i it,ii to suck, ® rf) a ( I e It, to sound, ® d) e t e It, to shear, cut, S * i f b t It, to push, put off, shove, ® d) 1 e S { n, to shoot, S d) ( i e 6 c n, to shut, SdjmeljeiiiO to melt, dis- solve, 3 d) n a II b * ii, J to breathe, ® d) n i e b e n, < puff, pant, Sc^tnubeii, to screw, S d) IB a r e n, to fester, S d) lu f 1 1 e n,P to swell,' to becoma inflated, 3 d) m r ( n, to swear, '= i«^ tn,<; to boil, S p t i e fi e II, to sproxit, £ t i t b e It, to scatter, dis- perse, PresBct or the indicative, 2d and 3d persooa of the singular. reg. or : bu bfutfi, ft brut. bu Dtifdjejl, «t 6rifd;t. ba ftlift^ffl, ft fttife^t*. 'U fid)ff, ft ftrf)l*. bu Pii^jl, ft (lid;t*. reg. or: bu fleusfi, ctfleuat. reg. or: bu fieud)(i, et f!fii(()t. reg. or: bu fltufa^, et flcupt. reg. or: bu 3tbeut(l, ft f,fbeut. reg. or: b;« 3fnfu|:e(l, ft geneuSt. reg. or: ix gfu^ell, ft Qia^t. reg. or: bu ftfuc^ft, ft frfu<^t. reg. or: bu ffugft, ft Ifugt. bu niilfjl*, ft milft*. bu (|uill|(, ft (tuilTt. reg. or: bu fc^ffu^eft, ft fd)[fnpt. bu fdjiiiiljffl, et fdjmiljt. bu fd)irillf}, ft fdjwilfr. rog. or: bu u'tfu^ejl, et fpreuf.t. be fliffcfi, ft (iiet". ii) fpif. id) fpli^. ii^ flieg. i(^ fitid). ii^ fititt. i(^ ttieb. id^ betblic^. ic^ bftite^. id) mid), id) rviti, ii) }iel). id) bftto* id) btioog. id) bog. id) bor. id) btofcfe (btafd)*). id) etfot. id; etlofd). id) erfd)oII*. id) frii'og*. id) fod)t. id) floc^t. id) fio3, id) flol). id) flop. id) frot. id) godr'. id) 3ebot. ii'^ fienofi. irf) 90S. ii^ gfomm*. id) bob. id) flob. id) floiiim*. id) ftod). id) tog. id) iiiolf*. id) vflog. id) guolf. id) tod). id) foff. id) fog. id) fdioCt* id) fd)or. id) fd)ob. id) fd)ofi. id) fd)(oS. id) fd)niotj. id) fd)nDb*. id) fdjtiob*. id) fd)cob*. id) fd)i»ot. id) fc^uiotf, id) fd)WOt (l"d)H)ut). id) fott. id) futof. ii^ fiob. Subjunctiv id) fviff. iA fplifff. id) fiifge. ii^ ptid)f. id) fititlf. id) ttiebf. id) bftblii^f. id) beriifljf. id) n)id)f. ii) ii'ifff. id) jifbe. id) betc'ogf. id) bemBflf. id) bogf. id) b3tf. id) bti5j'd)e (btn= f*e). id) ftfijte. id) etli)fd)f. id) frfd)otIt*. id) fntioge*. id) f3d)tf. id) fl3d)tt id) Poge. id) fliJbf. id) flofff, id) frijtf. id) gBfjte*. id) flfbBtf. id) gfnJfff. id) gBITe. td) glBmme*. id) bSbf (()iibe). id) flBbf, Id) (loniiiit*, ii^ fr3d)r. id) IBgf. id) iu3lfe*, ic^ l!p3f. id) ciuotlf. id) rod)f. id) fBfff. id) fBge. id) fd)BlIe'. id) fd)Brf. id) fd)Bbe. id) fd)3fTf. |id)fd)t3fif. I id) fd)m3l3f. id) fd)ti3be», lid) fd)ii3be*. id) fd)t3bf*. id) fd)«iBtf. id) fd)H)3IIf. id) fd)iB3r» I (fd)iuiitc), I id) fBttf. I id) fvroji'f. \id) fiobe. Past Participle. gefviffU. gffolilTfu. gffiifgfu. 8«r'fi'1)eii- gffitittfrt. gettieben. bftb(id)fn. tjeijiebfit^ geund)fn. geu'ijfeii. gejidjcit. bftrogen, bfifogeii. gfbogen. geboten. 9ebtofd)cn*. frfotfti. etlofd)fn. ;rfd)otren. ciiDogen. 9ffod)tfn, gfflod)fen. gcflogctt. gcffoben. gfflofj'fn. geftoren. gegofjten, geboten. igenofffu. gegoffen. gegloniiiifn*. gebobert, geflobcn. giflomtiifn. 9efrorf)eu. gelogen. gemolffii. Sepflogen. geguotffn, getodxit. gefoffcn. gtfogen. 9ffd)orfrt 9cfd)obert, gefrfiofffii. gefdjfoffftt. gefd)motjen. 9ffd)nobjii*. gefd)iiob(ii*. gefd)tobeit. gfi'd)mcrfn, 3e|'d)ioolleit. gefc^moten. (gffotten, ; 9«fpto|Ten. iSefiobfii. Imperative. 2U person uf the singular. P«ifl. reg. or: ttut, btifd). ftlifd). |irf)f, flidjf, reg. or: fTtug. reg. or : fl«ud). reg. or: Pfu|;. reg. or: geteuJ.i reg. or: gfiifii^, reg. or : geufi. reg. or; leug. guicr. fc^icr. reg. 01 : fdjieup. f(f)iiii(j. f(J)»tB. reg. cr: fptfaf, 3 25fi(^fn/ to mollify, soften, is active and regular. k The use of this verb is of ancient date ; it is still, however, used in poetry, but not in the present 1 This verb is derived from iii)fd)eti, to extinguish, which is regular, the same as UiiiV6\Jfytn* u 'Vfltgfn; to mrse. co be accustomed, is regular. n (3nii,'}rn, to suckle, ia regular. ** ©cj)iniid)fe. id) »)iifd)e*. id) id) brcnntf. id) btiid)te. id) bdd)ie. id) biivfte. id) bnlte. id) feiuue. id) Hiniiif. id) iiiod)te. id) mii^ie. id) neimte. id) tennte. id) fenbcte. id) iBfnbcte. id) uiil^ie. Past Participle g(lroff«n*. getrcgen. vetbcieii, vetbtcfyen. Pitloten. i'etlD|'d)eii. >JttH)Ott«tl*. geivcgcn*. geitioben*. geiuegen. geiootten*. gebdifen*. g. a^^. »r add. a. D. a.f. (1. 05. M. 6. OT. A.M. (1. 9.\'. or n/?1?. anilf. or nmifii()t. 3Cnf. •2(tim. 2lntui. ft. O. vid, ft. ft. O. a. p. a. pr. :!C. ct. ■1U\. Xt^. or %. X. a. U. ?(uff. ; 2(ug. Augm. auiiil), 3f. « 35. or B. stands for 6. " Snii. I a. 3(. j SS. S. or Srt. SSbrn. Sbrt. I SBco. or Se. SBt)d)n. Stlg. b. b. SSfftrti. ^«^. or 6e^flIt. •'ef. or bcffntl. I otit. or teilUg. I ()»f. or ()fft.J^. 31. nm nntcrn Ottf, at the other place. am nngjfiihctm Ottc, at the mention- ed place. Anno, in the year. aiini curentis, of the present year. Anno Christi, in the year of Christ. 'idiS^bucoec Goiirant, M. E. Augs- burgh Currency. MOcnncment, subscriptii.n. Itt'fcf^nitt, section. Anno Domini, in the year of 3ur Lord. a Dato, M. E. from this day, after date. aiipcc Sienfifii, out of service; on half pay (said of officers); fiige Ijitiju, fe^e bH, add. • . ' • ' 3(Mititn(, admiral. ■" J .' an ^ec, on the, e. ff. a. 6. Sflntf, ONt {alsoa./B., a./O.), on tbe'SaJa, on the Oder." * anni futuri (tiiii/iigen Satjvtj), next yeaj-;- a govema (jiit Scatf^tiing), M. E. for (your) government. auf.ftcrtJnrUcfjer teofaiiMfriint) beVoIT" iiiiii^tigtft U'iiiiriet, envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipo- tentiaiy. Anno Mundi, in the year of the world. nm ?.\'nin, on the Maine. allItfiil)te^^, oflJciating. Sfnffc, anker (a liquid measure). 3Cnm«rfimg, observation. Mntiport, answer. anni praeteriti, (tti vocigon 3af)«ii), of the last year, anni praesentis (tti grflennnnligtn 3nl«:f«), of the present year. nlun eti)l5, Chron. T. old style. 'iUtti ttflaiiifnt, old testament, auso (iiiirf) lKt.j«brao{)t«cQiennM;nf)eil), M. E. in the usual way. 3(iiflngf| 'liin^gati*, edition. 5Citgiift,. August or Augustus. augmentum (i^frmflintng, 3"fa?), augmentation, addition. actnin nt supra (gfiMjeljtn ii'if obm), /.. 7', done" as above, on the same day. nnSttbfiitec jtri't, practising phy- sician. ^' SBrifff, M. E. paper, bills (on ex- change). 1. bfi, bei ^em, bfitti, at, with, by ; 2. {at,the end of a syllable) a) for ban; e, g, Sirgb. for SBirgbou, milling; b) /or blll^e, volumes. 25riiccni, brothers. a3ri!^er, brothers. 35i!d), book. SanfgHb, iBanfirettt, banco, bank- money. Sane,' volume. SSfinfccf^eti, small volume. SSuifjfjnnMung, bookseller's shop. bfi bfm, beim vid. b. bfftrbeitef, elaborated, prepared; or SeatbJilimg, 'elaboration. bf^flltft, signifies, means. bejiiiMiti), to be found. btiliegfttb, enclosed, annexed. befontfr*, especially. bc». or hvtrtUm. SB. ©. bib[. SBilM). Sicg. aSifcl;. • !Bmf. Sn. or 'S. Dt. •So. •Bet. S^>„ SBito. ;.5. Btto.) SB^. or iB^n. SBuc(;tr. iS. 3".:., 33, 3. t for bctiolfmat^tigt, plenipotentiary. " 23rfiIe^gta^, degree of latitude. « biblifd;, scriptural. " SBilM)aufrei, sculpture. " !Biogr«p('i», biography. " S5i|M;cf, bishop ; or bifrf;5fliil;, epis- copal. " .93antemacf, marc banco. " 25anfiiot«ii, bank i^es. " 83iigfn, sheet (of ilq)cr). " aSiManif, botany; or botanifd;, bo- tanical. " 33tdt«, latitude.' " 1. a) brcit, large, broad, wide ; b) btci'if)itt, stitched (of a book) ; 2. (a{ the end of a syllable) for btfnnet, btaiifr, distiller, brew> er; bctniierti, btauccei, distillei^ brewery. - I " 35riilto, gross (weight). " SBn^en, batz. • " SiidjCt'Kf't'i, printing-establish- ment. " SBud)I)niib[ct=!JBn()run3, — sBabfung, bookseller's value or currency. 6. stands for 1. (Jonto, account; 2. (Tciirant, cur- rent, currency; 3. Gonful, con- sul, cum (mit), with. 5. 5C. (( (Jaffennmofifiing, exchequer bill. i-a. or ca. u circa (iingcfabt), about. (Jav. (( (Jnpitel, chapter. (Japt. u (Japitftin, captain. Sfttol. (( 1. (Jatoiine (name of women) ; 2. Snrolin, Carolus (gold coin). Cfltt. u cartoiiitt, in boards (of books). 5. SB. or 5. ajitr. \ (C. B.) \ K (Jn(fenbirfet«, treasui-y-bill3. . 5. 5. or C. C. U (Jonto=(!ortent, JIT. .E. accoimt cur- rent. (Jtnt. or cent. U centum (fjuntcct), hundred. (Jfntn. vid. (Jt. 1. cet. (I cetera (eaS Uefcrige, bit Ucbtigen), the rest. cf., cff. or coiif. 1( confer (man tetgteicfio), compare. H- (( eocrcnt^OJulben, ./I/. E. florins cur- 5. ®. (Sie., (Jo., 50111., ) (Jlmiiv. ) " rency. (Joiitant=(55e(b, M. E. currency. u (Jomvngnie, M. E. company. it 3()te DJedjnung, M. E. you? account. ell " am nngffiit)rt>t>' Octt, at the place mention' ■: c/ra. u i>lm^trIt<;.l ' -dred thou- sand. C/N., C/n., n/Cto. (( imffre or niwt !X> . ■•\w or new account. (Jo., (Jto. •' ?onto, M. E. accoiuii. (!o(. (( 1. (Soluiime (Seitenfpaltf;, 2. 5o(oni( (■pfIaiijl1>iM), ci>. (!otr. u 1. ertien(lotE)tn, Order of Civil Merit. (J. 53. O. K. (J;^'il^'«r^if^f^or^f^Sri(tJt, Knight of the Order of Civil Merit. (J. 3. '^ (!ourJ«3eti«(, printed exchanges. 847 LIST OF THE MOST USUAL GERMAN AKD LATi:S 4.BBREVIATI0XS. ®. ' SlBl. stands for Suet, Sute, your. Sutet, of or to your. ] excipe (nuSgenonnnen), excopt. d. stands for da or detur (gief>, ti wixtt gegtben), exc. u give (on recipes). excl. " exclusive (anSfrfjlie^Iicl;), exclusive, D. vid. Dr. exclusively. b. ■iu. £C bet Keltere, the older. ex con. u ex consensu (in llebtteinpimmiinp}, agreeably to. 6., tb. or ttf. (( dedit (bejnljli), paid. tat). (( bnljer, thence. ex S. D. M ex senatus decreto (nnrf, SBefdjliip Son. 25fo. U Siinifrf) JBiinf 0, M, E, Danish banco. be^ Dfail)^), according to the de- Sdf. (i bflfeltfl, there, at that place. cree of the Senate. D. D. D. (( do, dico, dedico (irf) gebe, ivcifje, ipibme), I dedicate, inbcribe ; or dat, dicat, dedicat, (he) dedi- 5'rtt. or extr. » ©ritaa, 2{u^jH3, extract. 3. cates, inscribes (a book). t^., ttm., Mi>. ) (d.d.) ( u de dato (\>ciit Snge bet ICu^flcffimg), M. E. from the date. f. stands for it. S-ii'g, foot. 1. flit, for; 2. fein, fine. d. t. d. (I da tales doses, give such doses (in recipes). f. u 1, fac (iimd;e), make, do; 2. fiat(e« gefrf^ehe 1 jngeftnnben ! geivniljtt i). Set. l( Setnter, J\I. E. debtor. let it be done I let it be so, Sec. • ii biitd, ei'in|d,(uj;, per or by enclosure. grant it; 3. Mus. T. forte; 4, « Sciember, December. f. or fee. for fecit ([et] IjntiS ge. Serf,. (( Sed)er, dicker (of hides). mniOt), done by ; 5. f. or fem. b. 65r. « bet (Stope, the great. for femininum, feminine (j. c. Sel. (del.) (1 deleatiu- (man fiteitf;e ani), erase, blot out. gender, noun) ; 6. vid. So. 5nfr. u I. Sntnif, manufactory; 2. Siibti< Sem. or Semoif. (( Senioii'elTe, maiden lady, miss. flint, manufacturer. Sep. or Sept. 11. 5. f. u Sepnttement, department. bie Sorifegung folgt, to be continued. SaSc. 5i-. or ^:i. SaiHifel, bundle, fascicle, ivmnfen, Franc, Francs, t. ©. (( butrf, ©file, butd, (Selegenljeit, by the fi'O. or ftiO. (( franto, ftei, post-paid, franked. favour or politeness of . . . 5b. or S-116. " ivnber, fodder. b. ©.©.». u bet OiDttcSgeliilittheit SBefliffener, stu- f. b. 3. (( flit tief«« 3,il)t, for this year. dent of Divinity. Tfth. (( SeOtudt, February. bgt. or betgC. u betgleirfjen, the like. such. bn« Ijei^t, that is to lay. S-elbni. " Selbiiiiitfrfjntt, field-marshal. 6. r,. u 5f. or ff. " 1. fetnet, further ; 2. feinfein, fel't b. i. u iai ifi, that is. fein, superfine. Z>U<. u SiSiOHro, discount. f.f. (( 1. tponbefien, pandects; 2. Mus. T. 6.3. u tiefcS 3al)te«, this year, the present year. fortissimo; 3. fecerunt (fie Ijos benfi gemcicl)!), done by. K3. u bet Siingete, the yoimger. fff. u fiivetfein, eritafein, extremely fine, D. J. U. a Doctor juris utri usque (I'eifet Kerfjte superfine. Soitct), Doctor of Laws. f.fl-, h; Ui- it folgenb, folgenbe, fofgenbeS, the fol- b. f. ?K. u beS legten MJcnatS, of last month. lowing. 6. Vi., bf. OTt«, or b«. a\'t«. I- biefeS ?j;onnt«, of this month. Sin. (fin.) foigenbe, and so on, seqq. finis (Snbe), end. bo., btto. bitto, betto, ditto. Xl. or p. i. Slotcn, i. e. ©ulben, florin. Spff. u Sanu'ffrftiff, steamboat, steamer. f. 1, a. or f. S a. " flat lege artis, fiat secundum ar- Dr. or Doct. u So.tDt, Doctor. tem, Med. T. let it be prepared b. OJ. (J. u bet 9{ecl)tc (Jnnbibat, young lawyer. according to the rules of the art. Dr. med. (i Suitot bet ?.\ebidn, Doctor of me- fliii. " fliiniifd), Flemish, dicine. F. M, ti fiat mixtura, Med. T. mix. Dr. PhU. a Sccfat bet |'i5V'r)ie, Doctor 6f Philosophy. f,m. u folio mihi, on my page, on the page of my edition (of a book). D.S. » dal segno, (Mus. T.) 5-0. Fo- Fol, a Seiio, page; folio; f"- r°- ^ folio b«. or bfS. u bieft^, this. recto, on the first or xineven S^., Sug., Sj. oj- page ; f- v- = folio verso, on Sjnb. (( Siigenb, dozen. the reverse or even page. Site. « Smnten, ducat, ducats. 5-ot(f. f. u Sotifegnng folgi, to be continued. SutrfjI. or Sti(;(. u Siitd^lnnd;!, Serene Highness (title). St. a 1. Stiui, Mistress, (Mrs.); 2. 5tnn> fen, franc. ] b.5J. u bet 23etfa(fet, the author. ft. (fr.) u 1. frnnfo, post-paid; 2. Stnnfen, franc; 3. fcnnjofifd;, French. Stantf. a. OT., a.O. « Stanffutt mil 'Stain, an bet Obet, (S. Frankfort on the Maine, on the Oder, ». stands for fin, a; one. i^tftnfi. (( Sranfteid), France, e. or SiB. u Cuet, your. KtB'Ot. a Stiebtid;^ S'ot, Frederick d'or e. c. u 1. exempli causa (iuni Sei)>iel), for S-tI)t. u Steiliett, baronet, baron. example ; 2. for ex commissio- ;?tn(. u fiitfllid), princely. ne, by virtue of one's commis- !vt(. u St.iulein, Lady, Miss, sion or power. f.e. u fein Silbet, fine silver. eienbftf. (( etenbnfelbfl, at the same place. 5p. u 1. Sn^, foot; 2. gnji, barrel. 66. or iSbit. (Ed.) u ebition (Kii^giibe), edition. ed. " edidit(l)iit IjetaiifgegeWn), edited by. 6J. edd. (( edidenmt (linben Ijetauc^gegeOen), edited by. ®. stands for ®e(b, money (on exchanges). e. v-f. (( 1. euet eceln, your honour; 2. Suet ercelTenj, your excellency. 3. («n compounds) ©sfd)id;te, history; e. g. 'Jintiitg. for 9tamtgefd;id;te, etjntj. (( 1. e()tniiicben, Reverend sir, Reve- rence ; 2. Shtwiitbig, reverend. &; 9- ) natural history. e.g. C( exempli gratia (juni .QJeifpiel), for example. GU., fl(. \ ©t., gt. S u . ©tofdjcn, groshen. Si. u Siiuet, kilderkin, rundlet. ©nit. (( ©nttnng, kind, genus. ej. l( ejusdem (beffelben l\'onntS, 2iigeS), ©b. (Sbrv.) " Oiebtiibet, brothers. of the same month, day. g.S. a geljotfnnifift Sientt, most obedient en. » CHen, ells. servant. j engC. " englifrf), English. © S. or©er. Sit. " ®ctid)t«i.-Siteitct, judiciary. e. o. u ex ofSiUO (von 'iCnili'megcii), ex of- ficio" geb. u 1. geboren, born; 2. gebnnben, boimd. eod. u eodem (nn bemfelben Soge), on the gff). " geljefiet, stitched. same day. gem. a geiiinttt, marked. e.p. n en personne (in ^Petfon, niif yifiien: ©en. or Gene. t. « ©enenlogie, genealogy. tnitcn), in person, personally. ©en. u ©enenil, general. et}6. u etjbifcOof, arch-bishop. ©en. St. «, ©enetalsl'ieutemint, lieutenant ge- Etc or etc. u et cetera (unb fo iveiiet), and so on neral. or forth. ©eoqt. i: Oieogt.iphif, geography. ets. p. u et sic porro (unb fo fctnet), and so ©ecni. u CJeoiiiettie, geometry. on. ©et. u © or ©gro. \ ©gc, 99(. u ©[. ©IB. 9(. (Bvt. JOvto. Wptio. 15 tn. .'Otn. N. N. h. 8. .OSgb. h. t. huj. ®ffd)i(^i(, history. ■ ©f|'(()led)t, genus. gfflotbtn, late, dead. 1. ©eroetbe, trade, profession; 2. ®ert'iil)t, weight, (von) &exui ©naBtn, by the grace of God. gut ©eiB, good money. ©c[B=©ultcn, gold-florin. gut ©ea'i(f)t, draft. gute ©ro|'((;(n, groshen of twelve pennies, ©iittien, florin. ©rcfd)en (iBanfo), groshen (l)anco). gloriosae memoriae, of illustrious memory, jieidjeii OiaiiifnS, of the same name. ..©rat', degree; 2. ©rnf, coimt; 3. ©rS^e, greatness; 4. ®tofi()fn, groshen ; 5. ©rnn or ©ran, grain. 1. grifdjifrf;, Greek; 2. gtcp, great. ©rnffdjoft, county, ©inninintif, grammar, granula (Sbincr), grains, grob Uomnnt, large money. ©roj;s.'C'll^^ert, a number of one hundred and twenty. ©rcot=S(.iiutfi{;, groot Flemish, grosso modo (grob gc|M)iiiiieii, gf» fiopen jc), coarsely cut, coarse. 1. ©ccct, groat; 2. •©ceS^il1ll|■en^, number of twelve hundred. ®erid)ti'=Sd;reibcr, clerk, actuary, guttae (itovffn), drops. ®crid;tij-25fCTOfllter, judiciary. ©Omnnfiif, gymnastics. SS. stands fur 1. {at the end of a syllable) ^I'itlc, WiinCirerf, e. ff. Sifcnh. for Cifciis biittc, iron-works; £d)iiiift'eb./or Sd)lllie^el)n^^ll'nf, smiths' trade; 2. M. E. Jprtbfn, credit (in ac- counts). " hoc anno, this year. " Jijambiitg, :?ambiirgifrf;, Hambiu-gh. lb. or ibid. la. i t. ». 3. 54 ~ JpaiiB(ungS=3ij)'«n|'d;iifr, commercial science, hoc est (Dn« ift), that is. J?5(btaifd;, Hebrew. Ijfilig, holy, saint, ijeralcit, Heraldry. J^etjoglid;, Ducal. ijccreii, Messrs. .'C'ellfr, farthing. " hoc loco or hujus loci (bier, tU\ii OttcS), here, in this place. " bora locoque consueto, at tlie usu- al hour and place. " hujus mensis {titftS yficnati), this month, instant, inst. " 6all^niiv'tott, principal place. " .fJaitvtfinBt, capital. " JC'oiiptii'ott, substantive, noun. " .Verr, Mr. " .f5«rrn (on letters), (To) Mr. ***, " .'Onrn N.N., Mr. . " hoc sensu (in ticfeni Sinne), in this sense. " .<0fcaii!-9cbfr, editor. " hoc tempore (Ditfet 3«it), at this time. " hujus (mensis), BieffS Viisnali, this month, inst. " ijiittftifiintj, science or art of smelting. « .(jilttfnrotKn, every thing relating to smelting, the science or art of smelting. 3. (vowel). stands for 1. in, im, in, into; 2. ift, is. " ibidem (ebeiiBafelbfl, niif tci|e;6cn Sfite), in the same place. •* idem (Bcrfelbe, BaSfeibs), the same. " in ^ief«ln Sabre, this year, in the present year. i. e. stands for id est (Bn« ifl, ti ifl), that is. it is. J. H. S. " Jesus iiomiuum salvator (Senis ttx ?.\'(n!'d)en :(3(ilnnt)), Jesus the sa viour of men. i. 3. " i'l" Sabre, in the year. 33. CS. " Sbre er.ctlenjfH, Their Excellen- cies. 33. '??>'^\'. " Siiro ffiniffliiten, Their Majesties. inc. " inclusive (eiiigffd)li3fren, einfd)liej« lid)), inclusive, inclusively. i^^. '* iiififd), Indian. inf. " infunde (gieS jii), a'l'i. ingl. " ingleid^eii, likewise, also ins. " infiiiuirt (eingeltanBigi), suri'.nacncd. Snfi'. " Snfi'firtcr, inspector. Snt. " Sntereffe, interast. it. " item (BeSgUidjen), moreover. it. or iuil. " itnlienifdj, Italian. 3. (consanaiit). 3. uands for Snbt, year. j. " ie!!t, now. Snbrt). " SalivbiinBrrt, century. Son. or Jan. " Saiuiar, Januarius, January. JCtus. " juris consultus (9ied;tsgclel)rter), lawyer. J. H. S. vid. under Z. (vowel). J. N. R. J. " Jesus N.izarcnus, lex Judaeoruni, Jesus of Nazareth, king of the Jews. J. u. C. " juris utriusque Candidatus (beiBft Oicdite SniiciBat), young lawyer, candidate for tlie bar. J. u. D. " juris utriusque Doctor (beiBettKeijte Soitcr), doctor of latvs, LLD. jiio. " jiififd>, Jewish. J. u. L. " j\iris utriusque Licenciatus (beiBrr Wedjte i'iiciuiai), young lawyer, licenciate. Sill, or Jul. " Suii, Julius, July, juu. " junior fBet Siingere), the younger, junior. Sim. or Jun. " Suni, Junius, June. Siir. " 1. SuriSpruBtnj, jiuisprudence; 2. Siirifi, juiist. lawyer. S. stands for fti-rb, basket, crate. f. " {at the end of a syllable) feit, funBe, tiinfl, e.ff. ewigf. for S'njigtfii, eternity; Jooilf. for feeilhinBe, medical science ; ^nuf . for 'SmU fiinfl, architecture. K. or Kal, " kalendae, the calends. _ fiiif. or tiuferl. " t.uferUd), imperial. .•Sat. " .«iiltnB«r, calendar. Sap. " .Sapitel, chapter. ^at. " .ftara!, carat. fati). R. " fatbolifd^e .«ird)e, Catholic church. Sjl. " 1. Saifer=©iilBcn, dorin (imperal currency) ; 2. Saiijlmte, mer- chants. .ftfiii. " .vVaufniann, merchant. iitfmjfr. " .fi'aufiiiannSfraii, merchant's wife. iSgl. or fg(. " foniglid), royal. liVgt. or STgl. " .rIid)=foiiiglid;, imperial royal. SVl. " -^I'liT'i class. f(. " flein, small, little. .«lfir. " ."Slafter, cord, fathom. iSib. " .. u LdV. or Ld'or. J!. Sim., S!.'..ylm. Sfl«. or S.SuiiH. iq. or Sglft. 2. ©. {.3. u ( " u Tit. i'.JJt. I". ■3K. u u Lre. L.8. u S. S. L. St., jptrl. ?!f). 57:. stands for M. u Wnb. cr ?J^l^^m^. (( TOag. IRaj. a man. 0.1?. ». w ?.V., ?Xf . «• Wtf. " OTam. u 0?f.ilh. or OJ'ailiem. » Vt. 'Ax. » M. C. pr m. c. u in. c " ?7Jd(. u M.D. u M. D. S. I ,( m. d. s. 5 Vlti. iiifrfm. u vm. " m. f. ph'. ni. .<>. m. a. s;). Will. UtiSt. 1. fiinfjio, fifty ; 2. {on DuUh cloths) Leyden manufacture ; 3. L., Lr, or Lvre. for l'i>?te, Uvre; 4. L., L. S. or L. St. for £it>et (Sletlina, pound sterling. lege artis, according to (as pre- scribed by) the rules of the art. (attinifd), Latin. lallfen^fn OTonat*, this month. libra (-pfunb), pound. 1. lectori benevolo (cent getnijittn £ofcr), to the gentle reader; 2. Liber Baro (Jteiljerc), baronet, baron; 3. {on titles cf books) T. Lugduni Batavorum, I,eyden. IjOuisblanc, vid. Ld'r. £if nbanco, livre banco. SaulitljaUt, French dollar. loco citato (am nrigefilljcitn Ocit), at the mentioned place. Siceniiat, licentiate. lausDeo ((SottSob!), thank God! God be praised ! Sk^uifiD'ov, Louisd'or. t, long sight. i'lifi, last (weight) ; burden. Vfunfc Sterling, pound sterling, Sotli, half an ounc3. Seinioanc, linen. m. 1. ?J.'ei(e, mile; 2. OT. or M. for OTfl. niiiil, Memorial, waste-book, mi- nute-book. 1. magister (before names), master of arts ; 2. M. or stn. for mille ( Jniifenc), thousand ; 3, vid. man. [at the end of words) iu(nf)er, maker ; e. g. Sii)ti()in, for 'Zi)u\)maA)it, shoemaker. 1. misce (on recipes), inififie ! mix ; 2. m. or masc. for masculinura, Oram. T. masculine gender or no\m. Watiinie, Madam. vid. M. 1. Oiuijefiiit, majesty. manipulus (on recipes), a hand full. VlAxi aSiinco, mark banco. iViuf, mark (coin). ?.';,nrapeDis, maravedi (Spanish coin). TO.uiieiiiiitif, mathematics. miitdglid>e -Bieite, southern latitude. mio conto (meiii (Jonio), my ac- count. mensis currentis (tut InufenCen ?Ko» nat), in the course of the month. OTatiSel, number of fifteen. Medicinae Doctor, M. D. (on recipes) misce, da, signa. OTebiciii, medicine. inttfii'iitbig, remarkable. ?.\'eisnif£l;8 OJulten, florins of Mis- nia. misce, flat pulvis (mifrfje, nincfif •l.hiwi'r), mix, pulverize (on re- cipes). iitein Jjecr, Sir. ineiiie ijecreii, Gentlemen. WiHion, million. OJ'nSeiitoifeUe, mademoiselle, miss. OJi'iHeree^, miU-rees. TOineralcgie, mineralogy. OTin. stands for mm. (milt ).^«. u m. m. m. m. pr. lit. 0. w. u m. p., m. ppa. \ or ilpp. \ (t OTrnc. Vlti. oj;tttfl. ) ?.T;actlfI. \ lit. f. Wfcvt. or MS. OTKPte. or MSS. M.i «. u u u » u u u (( 27; fit. .4 TOt. U'^e. mut. mut TOje. u «. stands for n. 11. or n. Mnb. u 01. %. u nn'ml. ('. nat. or natiitl. (( Otatitrg. n. •Jlnier. NB. u n. »t. I K N.C.orC,X U, Tlgr. U N. L. U N.M. u N.N. (( No. u No. or no. u 9io.4'fD. N.P. " Not. publ. caes. jur. imm. 3U>f. 3ic., Nro. ?!««. » 91. e. (( N. S. u n. et. u 9t. t. or tefl. " nto. or 3Jilo. <( Otuiit. or OluiitiSiit. » O. stands for O. A. D. G. u 8ff. »l. O.8. Ot. OTinnte, minute. BJnliet, measure of com (of seve- ral bushels). meine Jptccen, Gentlemen. vid, mut. mut. manu mea propria (mit meiner ei< genen Jpant), with my own hand, me[)t c6et iseniger, more or less. manu propria (tig»nl)nnMg), (my, his, her, &c.) own hand-writing. ?J'nrien»(Sulccn, florin of Hannover. OTacien=©tofct;*n, Marien groshen. Watt, mark (weight of 8 ounces). OJiacftfleJcn, market-town. lunn fetje, see. Wannfitipt, manuscript. OJi'nnufirtv'te, manuscripts. mandatum sine clausula (ein un« bebingiec Kef«I)l), absolute man- date. DJuip, measure. Oj;ei^iiif(9« Qjulten, florins of Mis- nia. 1. OTeifler, master; 2. OJJufler, pat- tera, sample. WiDnat, month. Vctiit, peck. mutatis mutandis. aji'jiiije, coin, money. 9f. 1. neu, new ; 2. nnrf), after. 1. OJanie, name; 2. Stercen, north; 3. 912/3, /or nene jnieiftittel eni= it (Sonuention^gelti), new florin pieces. 1. .»>ect , Mr.*** (Mr. such a one) ; 2. vid. Nro. rac() yncetn, after others, nene 3tuSgabe, new edition, ndntlid), namely, to wit, viz. natiirlid), natural, native, — ly, 9?atutgefd)i(()ie, natural histoiy. 9iorc<'}lnietifn, North America, nota bene (n'Oljlgeniertt), mark well, N. B. nijcMii^e iBccile, northern latitude. nuovo or nostro conto (neut or un. fete £Ked)nung), new or our ac- count (.1/. £.). 9?eit=®to|M)en, new groshen. 9iiecet fiaufil;, Lower Lusatia. non liquet (e« ijl nic()t flnr cf et teut« lirf)), it is not clear or evident. nova moneta (nene iViinje), new coin. nomen nescio (ter Olniiie i(} niic nicfit btf annt), I do not know the name. 9tuniniet, number. netio, neat, net. 9ietic='Pfiiii6, neat poimd. 9Ji«>fnihfr, November. Notarius Publicus (ijffenilirf^ct Tte^ tat}, notary public. Notarius publicus caesareus jura- tus immatriculatus, authorized imperial notary public. 9Jeu»>Vfennig, new ienniug. 9iuiiiniet, number. OlHiiiniern, numbers. 9tac))i'rf)rift, postscript. 1. nene Srfjoif (60 nieipnififjc 03tD< l'd)en), CO groshen of Misnia; 2. Noti'e Seigneur (unfet .Veiv), our Lord. nenm £»)[«, new style. neitfS Scfliinient, new Testament, netio, neat, net. 9iHniii)iiiaiif, numismatics. JO. 1. CRen, east; 2. Orcte, OrCet, or- der. omnia ad Dei gloriam {IKti jut iShre (Sotlei*), all for the glorj' of God. 1. Octw, octavo; 2. — cr Odtr. for O.tcbet, October. tttt, or. Jjfenniite SIAttet, public papers. oftlidie S.inge, eastern longi'.uiiji. Obec-Saiifig, Upper Lusoila. 850 LIST OF THE MOST CSPAL GERMAN AND LATIN ABBREVIATIONS. O. (p 5t. stands for Ot' " O)i)oft, hogshead. stands fur vtotefiitf, protested " 1. pars (tl)ftl). pan; 2- par or per (Dur((;),by; 3. pro (fiic),.for. paglna (JBlatu or SSud;;ePf6. St. for "Vfiinfi •iierliiig, pound stcrUng. pour faire vislte (iim aiffiirf; atjiu ftntten), to pay a visit. Vrofe|)or, professor. (PfanC'orf, village in which a cler- gyman resides. IMjilofopliif, philosophy. aaui ®elb, for cash. pec (!(ntn»r, by the hundred weight. vid. p. m. vid. p. Pr. vid. V. <5. 2. prL^t«fjn^ti|'c(), protestant. IVorin}, province. 1>rDUi|'ion, provision, commission. postcriptum (Oiai1;ffl)cifi), post- script. Vofljfirf)fn, post-mark. Pleuo Titulo (iitit vnViim Titcl), with the title at full length. pro tempore (jiicSfit, fiit j«(jt), at present, for the tune being. vid. pass. publico (iJff'ntlirf;),* publicly. «. Q.B. F. P. S. stands for quod bonum, felixfaustum que sit. (). D. B. V. " quod Ueus bene vertat. P. p. P.,p.,Pag.,pagg. « p. a. « Pa., Pma. « ■Par. 5. " ^>. 5. f. b. or p. d. p. ex'pr. P. f. a. f. Vfo- (lb) p.f.T. Vft, ftof. 'VftB. Wli; 'Pbilof. Vljufiot. <"P. Smb. Vm. or p. Vt. P.M. p. m. pmo. I I p.occ. orperocc p. o/oo or p"- m. Vol. vott. ■Pp. P. P. or p. p. P. P. or p. p. p.Pr.orj)r.pra. p. p. c. Pr. a. I . Vt. St. J vc eompt. I pr. Compt. ) pr. Ctr. pr. m. pr. pa. pr/o , pr »/, , vroteft. Vti)»it. P.S. •Pfi*. P. T. p.t. pto. publ Q.E. stands for Q. E. D. C.5. q.l. u CV. OT., or Q.P.J 0-. 0!. C.tt. q.s. Cm. •« u u w C.ii. or Ct « q. v. " K. Hands for R. i( Kbf. 9!(f)«(. TCje. R. D. 9i:ff. Dtfi. SXefp. or rcsp. JNljn. or rljn. 9?im. R. I. P. Ro. (( Xg. or Rs u 9tS. Wthlr. Dtiib. K. 2S. or I t^. u S. stands for s. u salv. cur. f. SS. «« ebor. " S/C. « sc. or scil. " eil)ff.€cr;ff[.orS((;l » erf;ijfb., erf;ifff. « fct)[.'©. « Stfjif. or £o. " e(f)pf. « ed)c. " erf., e«. « £ct. " f. b.' « Sec, Sa. or 2da " Sect. " S. E. C. ) s. e. c. > " S. E. e. O. S etffi. « ff(. CRjire. " sequ. or sq. " f.fl. " stands for quinta essentia, Cuiiittf^fii}, quint- essence. quod erat demonstrandum. C.unbriiifii^, square foot, quantum libet, as much as you please. Ciiabtiitm«i[e, square mile. quantum placet, vid. q. 1. Cunbrattuit)t, square perch. Cuaci, quart. ■quantum sufflcit or satis, a Buffi* cieut quantity. Ciifntit^cn, drachm, quantum vis, vid. q; 1. •SI. 1. W^aiiittur, Reaumtir ; 2. Ktc^t, right, law ; 3. Wiitl;?, porch or '})ole ; 4. {also R.) JKiifcel, ruble. •ecipe (uimin), take (on recipes). 1. riSmifct), Roman; 2. {at the end of a syllable) r«i*, rich or abun-i dant ; e. g. (orac. for fotiictid), abounding in com. DJabiitt, abatement, discount. Kubel, ruble. Dteic^Siminjc, Imperial money. Reverendus Dominus, reverend sir ; Ro. Do. for Revereudo Do- , mino. Kfffrent, informer, reporter. Wdigion, religion. 1. responde or respondeatur (nnt; u'orie), answer; 2. DJefponftim, re- ply ; 3. !K<)'pei.t, respect ; 4. re- spective, respectively ; respect- fully. 9veid;*giilb!n, Imperial florin. 9i()tinif(f), Rhenish. Kimtffe, remittance. requicscat in pace (et or fie nilic iiit Sciebtn )) may he or she rest in peace ! reverendum ministerium, the re- verend ministry or clergy. Otubfl, ruble. 1. Kimejfe, remittance ; 2. ^ni, rea, ree. 9iicS, ream (of paper). KtidjiStljaUc, Rixdoilar. ■Bid. 950. 9{ei([)«njiil)ciin9, Imperial current. ®. 1. Seitf, page ; 2. (S. or f.) fietjf, see ; 3. vid. St. 1. ecu, sou; 2. Mas. T. Soto, solo ; 3. vid. Sf. 1. signa or signetur, sign or label (on recipes) ; 2. sen or sive (obcr), or. saivis curialibus (bet !58rm(id)fdtcu imbffd;abet), without prejudice or detriment to formalities. fiiMidje aJreiie, southern latitude. eilUftgrofdjen, silver-groshen. suoConto (fein (Jonto), his account, scilicet (nauilid;), namely, to wit, viz. Srf)cffct, bushel. e^'PnUf edjifffaljcf, ship-building, navigation, fifiredjt (ijflb, base coin, ed;o(f, three score, number of sixty. ed)iff««'Vfi"it'. ship-pound, 6d)i(fft, captain, master, skipper. Sfl.t, Snie, bag or sack, bags or sacks, ean.t, s.aint, St I'idK biv'S (bufett 2(ttif«[), look for that, ef.uiibn (=3ed;fel), second (of exchange), sectio ('itb|d)niti), section, salvo errore calculi, salvo errore et omissione (Stttljunt uorbetiaU ten), errors and omissions ex- cepted. Gftpabt, sea-town, ftlig, late, deceased. f«lig« 2l-iiiiv(, late widow, sequens (bet, tai S-olgeub*), the- following, fogennnnt, (properly) so caUed. eu()et3co|-d)en, silver-grosheik 851 UST OF THE MOST US0AL GERMAN AND LATIN ABBEEVIATI0S8. I glim, i S.~J. I f.S. Sj. SIJ. or Sldo. s. I. e. 0. soIt. fi'. Spco. e»»f. frf. or Spff. Spc. fvt. spt., ept^ 3. q. €r. ?7J. [Via].) s. r. or salv. rat. S. S. or S. Scr. S T. u n. er. u et.i. u eil!. or £l(>r. « Sib.i. « Sii. " «^ID. (1 ef«rt. u ei3. u St. n. li G.i.'P. u Str., Sliib, or £t? " St. V. (( S. V. " 8. T. u, f. r. n. u ei;fi. u S.3. ) f.3. 1 stands for salvo honore (for Clitc iintiffd)abn, luit eriviiitinij! jii fagen), with re- verence be it said. " Bignatum, fiflnitt, signed. " societas Jesu, the Society of Jesus. " fii6lid)e S.inflf, soutliern longitude. Gclti, soldi (Italian coin). SalDo, balance. sine loco et anno (ot'nr Ort iinb Soltr Hi 2)tu.-tef), without year or date. filjt iiinii, see. 1. vid. S. E. C. ; 2. servus obser- vanlissimus (jebcrfaiiiRet Sifiur), most obedient seryant. solve (Wft nuf ), solve. fvnnifd), Spanish. sporco (I'tutto), gross weight. Gpcrgl. V. gr. i( verbi gratia (jum SBeifpieQ, for in- stance. r. 3. u rorigen 3nl)re«, last year. vid. " vide (fielje), see. vig. comm. vigore commissionis (frnft mcineS 2tuftrag«), by virtue of my office. viz. . 0. It t>on oben, from above, from the top. Vol. " Volumen (^nnb), volume. r.V. 11 f orige 'Pofl, last post or mail. 25ort'., 35i.'tr. " 5?o.tberic(jt, 2?orrebe, preface. 2?rr. 11 ST'ieriel, quarter, quart. V. S. 11 volti subito, please tur-a over. vs. or v/s. ii versus (gegcn), against. 5?. St. I r»x. St. ; 11 S5ereinigte Staaten, United States. vt. u vidit, er bnt'iil gefefjen or bnrtfjgefeljen, he has seen, examined it. V. n. u *on unten, from below, from the bottom . V. V. u vice versa (iinigeriTjti), vies versa. aa.?. stands for 1. 3eften, West; 2. (W.) 2l-e(I;fel, paper, bills (on e.xchanges). if efiii(f;e Sreiie, western latitude. 2l'nge, scale. 2l-«d>fel=®elb, exchange-money. 2\.*od)e, 2!>od)fn, week, weeks. 2l'ed;fel!2bii(er, dollar of exchange (in Hamburgh). inenben Sie gcfiitTigfl inn, please turn over. 2l'i(ipe(, wey (a com measure). 2l5fcf)fel»21mlet, dollar of exchange. il'ienet 2Sn!)tung, Vienna curren- cy. Ul'ittine, widow 2yed)feis3ai)iiing, exchange-mo- ney. X. jeljn, ten. 33cieiiiber, December. Sreiijer, kruilzer, kreutzer 2. 3- staiulsfor 1. 30^, inch; 2. 3eilc, line. i- " J", jum, 5nr, by, per. J. S. " jnm iSeifi'icl, for example. ). 6. St. * « ju biefer Smnbe or BttUt, this hOBT, instantly. }. e. vid.i.. 11 3l.'odi., 2l'od;n It \V. D. 11 3. e. g. n. 11 ll'Sfl. 11 215. 2i,(t. u 21^. 2l>. ) 21! r. 215 r. ( 11 2<5n'e. 11 W. Z., 2B. 3 I »' or 2l«j[. ) X. stanile for Xber. " Xr. 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