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RoGETS Thesaurus 
 
THESAURUS 
 
 OF 
 
 ENGLISH WORDS AND PHRASES 
 
 CLASSIFIED AND ARRANGED 
 
 SO AS TO FACILITATE THE EXPRESSION OF IDEAS 
 AND ASSIST IN LITERARY COMPOSITION 
 
 BY 
 
 PETEE MAEK |10GET, M.D., F.E.S. 
 
 Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians ; Member of the Senate of the University of London : 
 
 of the Literary and Philosophical Societies &e. of Manchester, Liverpool, Bristol, Quebec, 
 
 New York, Haarlem, Turin, and Stockholm : Author of the ' Bridgewater 
 
 Treatise on Animal and Vegetable Physiology ' &c. 
 
 'It is impossible we should th-yro-.tghly ^uncLr stand th^ nc.i".-'e of (l.e signs unless we Jirsi 
 properly consider and arrange the things signified ' ' *" ' 
 
 *E5rea TlTepozvra. 
 
 Enlarged and Improved, partly from the Author's NoteSj and with a full Index 
 
 BY 
 
 JOHN LEWIS ROaET 
 NEW EDITION 
 
 LONDON 
 LONGMANS, GEEEN, AND CO. 
 
 AND NEW YOEK : 15 EAST 16* STKEET 
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 All rights reserved 
 
*alMl OS 
 
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 MkNiNii ObPl. 
 
PEBFACE 
 
 THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 It is now nearly fifty years since I first projected a system of verbal 
 classification similar to that on which the present Work is founded. 
 Conceiving that such a compilation might help to supply my own 
 deficiencies, I had, in the year 1805, completed a classed catalogue 
 of words on a small scale, but on the same principle, and nearly in 
 the same form, as the Thesaurus now published. I had often, 
 during that long interval, found this little collection, scanty and 
 imperfect as it was, of much use to me in literary composition, and 
 often contemplated its extension and improvement ; but a sense of 
 the magnitude of the task, amidst a multitude of other avocations, 
 deterred me from the attempt. Since my retirement from the 
 duties of Secretary of the Royal Society, however, finding myself 
 possessed of more leisure, and believing that a repertory of which I 
 had myself experienced the advantage might, when amplified, prove 
 useful to others, I resolved to embark in an undertaking, which, for 
 the last three or four years, has given me incessant occupation, and 
 has, indeed, imposed upon me an amount of labour very much 
 greater than I had anticipated. Notwithstanding all the pains I 
 have bestowed on its execution, I am fully aware of its numerous 
 deficiencies and imperfections, and of its falling far short of the 
 degree of excellence that might be attained. But, in a Work of 
 this nature, where perfection is placed at so great a distance, I have 
 thought it best to limit my ambition to that moderate share of merit 
 which it may claim in its present form; trusting to the indulgence 
 of those for whose benefit it is intended, and to the candour of 
 critics, who, while they find it easy to detect faults, can at the same 
 time duly appreciate difficulties. 
 
 P. M. ROGET 
 18, Upper Bedford Place, London : 
 April 29th, 1852. 
 
 Nil'^715S 
 
EDITOR'S PREFACE 
 
 The First Edition of Dr. Roget's Thesaurus was published in the 
 year 1852, and a second in the ensuing spring. On the issue of the 
 third, in 1855, the volume was stereotyped. Since that time until 
 now, the work has been reprinted in the same form and with little 
 alteration, in rapidly succeeding editions, the printing of which has 
 worn out the original plates. 
 
 During the last years of the author's life, which closed, at a very 
 advanced age, in the month of September, 1869, he was engaged in 
 the task of collecting additional words and phrases, for an enlarged 
 edition which he had long projected. This he did not live to com- 
 plete, and it became my duty, as his son, to attempt to carry the 
 design into execution. 
 
 The result of the author's labours was embodied in a copy of the 
 Thesaurus, in which the margins and spaces about the letter-press 
 were closely covered with written words and phrases, without any 
 very precise indication of the places in the text where additions or 
 alterations were intended to be made. On a careful examination of 
 these addenda, I came to the conclusion that, in order to introduce 
 them with advantage, it would be necessary to make some slight 
 changes ; without, however, interfering at all with the framework of 
 the book, and but little with the details of its system. In this pro- 
 ceeding my course has been mainly detennined by the following 
 considerations. 
 
 Any attempt at a philosophical arrangement, under categories, 
 of the words of our language, must reveal the fact that it is impos- 
 sible to separate and circumscribe the several groups by absolutely 
 distinct boundary lines. There will always be found to exist, be- 
 tween the words in one group and those in another, a variety of 
 mutual affinities, corresponding with similar relations among the 
 ideas expressed. Many words, originally employed to express 
 simple conceptions, are found to be capable, with perhaps a very 
 slight modification of meaning, of being applied in many varied 
 
viii EDITOR'S PREFACE. 
 
 associations. Repetitions of these words have a tendency to spread 
 themselves, as it were, in transitional films, around the clusters of 
 expressions into which we may have attempted to marshal our 
 vocabulary. Connecting links, thus formed, induce an approach 
 between the categories ; and a danger arises that the outlines of our 
 classification may, by their means, become confused and eventually 
 merged. Owing to the employment, in innumerable instances, of 
 one and the same word in a variety of difierent bearings and rela- 
 tions, the fabric of our language has become a texture woven into 
 one by the interlacing of countless branches, springing from separate 
 stems ; and these are further complicated by cross relations among 
 themselves. 
 
 "Were we to disengage these interwoven ramifications, and seek 
 to confine every word to its main or original import, we should find 
 that some secondary meaning has become so firmly associated witl? 
 many words and phrases, that to sever the alliance would be to 
 deprive our language of the richness due to an infinity of natural 
 adaptations. 
 
 Were we, on the other hand, to attempt to include, in each 
 category of the Thesaurus, every word and phrase which could by 
 any possibility be appropriately used in relation to the leading idea 
 for which that category was designed, we should impair, if not 
 destroy, the whole use and value of the book. For, in the endea- 
 vour to enrich our treasury of expression, we might easily allow 
 ourselves to be led imperceptibly onward by the natural association 
 of one word with another, and to add word after word, until group 
 after group would successively be absorbed under some single head- 
 ing, and the fundamental divisions of the system be effaced. The 
 presentation to the eye, at one view, of too large a medley of allied 
 expressions would have a tendency to distract the mind of the 
 inquirer, and he would feel the want of further classification. The 
 small cluster of nearly synonymous words, which had formed the 
 nucleus of a category, would be lost in a sea of phrases, and it would 
 become difficult to recognize those which were peculiarly adapted to 
 express the leading ideas. 
 
 Hence it is necessary for the compiler to steer a mean course 
 between the dangers of being too concise on the one hand, and too 
 diffuse on the other. 
 
 These considerations were material in dealing with the new and 
 multitudinous store of words and phrases which the author had 
 accumulated. Many of these were altogether new to the Thesaurus. 
 Many were merely repetitions in new places of words already in- 
 cluded in its pages. With reference to cases similar to the latter, 
 
EDITOR'S PREFACE. ix 
 
 the author had declared it to have been a general rule with him * to 
 place words and phrases which appertain more especially to one 
 head, also under other heads to which they have a relation,' when- 
 ever it appeared to him ' that this repetition would suit the conve- 
 nience of the inquirer and spare him the trouble of turning to other 
 parts of the work.' * But, with the now increased mass of words, it 
 became a question, in many cases, whether such repetition would 
 still prove convenient. Where categories might by that course be 
 unduly swollen, or where they might, by reason of their being 
 separated from each other by subtile distinctions or faint lines of 
 demarcation, be thereby too nearly assimilated, I thought it would 
 often be better to confine words of the kind referred to to their pri- 
 mary headings. The necessity of keeping the book within reason* 
 able dimensions had also to be borne in mind. 
 
 Under these circumstances, the best method of ensuring the 
 ready accessibility of the multitude of words now to be dealt with, 
 and at the same time preserving unimpaired the unity of the several 
 categories, appeared to me to lie in the copious use of references 
 from one place in the book to another. Relying on this contrivance 
 as a means of opening more widely the resources of the collection, 
 by making the groups of words mutually suggestive, and thereby 
 leading, not only to more varied forms of expression, but to kindred 
 ideas, I have added largely to the references already inserted by the 
 author. I have also ventured occasionally to substitute a reference 
 for a group of words, f when the identical group existed in another 
 place, and could thus be made immediately available. 
 
 In order, at the same time, to make the value of the references 
 more appreciable, I have (whenever it has appeared to me to be 
 necessary) inserted, in a parenthesis, a word indicating the nature 
 of the group or category referred to. Any one using the book will 
 thereby be enabled to judge whether it will be worth his while to 
 turn to the place in question. He will, in some cases, perceive at 
 once that it is useless to look there for the expression he seeks. In 
 other cases, an appropriate word may occur to his mind on the mere 
 suggestion of the class to which it belongs. In none of these cases 
 will further search be necessary. 
 
 The cross references may also be looked upon as indicating in 
 some degree the natural points of connection between the categories, 
 and the ramification of the ideas which they embody. As would be 
 the case under any classification of language, a large proportion of 
 
 * Introduction, p. xxiv. 
 
 f When a word has been thus withdrawn from the text, I have been careful 
 to retain in the Index a reference to the place from which it has been removed. 
 
X EDITOR'S PREFACE. 
 
 the expressions, to find which recourse is had to the Thesaurus, lie 
 on an ill-defined border land between one category and another ; and 
 it is not always easy, even with the aid of a carefully compiled 
 index, to determine under which of several allied headings they 
 should be sought. In the present edition, when the inquirer has 
 once started on his voyage of discovery, the references enable him to 
 pass freely from one division to another without recurring to the 
 Index. 
 
 While endeavouring to pay due regard to the author's disposition 
 of all the words which he had proposed to add to the Thesaurus, or 
 fco repeat in its pages, I have thus sought rather to connect than to 
 separate the several parts of the work, and, without obscuring the 
 independence of each by too much blending, to combine them in an 
 entire structure which might adequately represent the complex 
 vocabulary of our language. 
 
 Many new words have also been inserted which were not con- 
 fcained in the author's manuscript. 
 
 Except in a very few cases, where distinct ideas were obviously 
 united under one head, I have not had the presumption to meddle 
 with the author's division into categories ; but, within each category, 
 I have endeavoured to carry somewhat further the sorting of words 
 according to the ideas which they convey. I should not, indeed, 
 have deemed myself qualified to undertake the present task, except 
 under a conviction that the improvements which I contemplated 
 were almost entirely of a practical nature, demanding industry and 
 attention, rather than philosophic culture or the learning of a philo- 
 logist. My main object has been to place in the hands of all who 
 employ the Thesaurus the most ready means of availing themselves 
 of the enlarged collection of words and phrases which it now con- 
 tains, and thus to render the search for appropriate expressions as 
 easy and as short as possible, consistently with the greatest prac- 
 ticable extension of the field of inquiry. 
 
 With these objects in view, I have supplied the work with a 
 new and elaborate Index, much more complete than that which was 
 appended to the previous editions. Although, in the original design 
 of his work, the author appears to have conceived the process of 
 search for a required expression as one, in which the system of 
 classification would be first consulted, and the Index afterwards called 
 in aid if necessary,* I believe that almost everyone who uses the 
 
 * See Introduction, p. xvii. The original catalogue of words in manuscript 
 which was the germ of the Thesaurus, and is now in my possession, contains 
 no verbal index. 
 
EDITOR'S PREFACE. xi 
 
 book finds it more convenient to have recourse to the Index first. 
 It thus becomes a very important part of the work. 
 
 From the peculiar nature and use of the Thesaurus, its Index 
 ■wiU be found to differ, in some of its essential functions, from an 
 alphabetical table of contents. The present Index does not merely 
 afibrd an indication of the place where every given word or topic 
 occurs or is dealt with in the text ; but it is intended as a guide to 
 other expressions which may be found there. The word we look 
 out in this Index is not that which we require, but that which we 
 wish to avoid. It is, therefore, not necessary that every word there 
 given should be a repetition of one in the text. It may even happen 
 that the word selected as a guide, though suggestive of the group 
 wanted, is wholly unfit to be comprised within it. On this account 
 many references have been inserted in the Index when the word 
 given will not itself be found in the text. 
 
 The new Index contains not only all the ivords in the book 
 (without needless repetition of conjugate forms), but likewise the 
 'phraseSj all of which had been excluded from the Index to the 
 previous editions. This extensive enlargement has been made in 
 the belief that many ideas present themselves to the mind in the 
 form of a combination of several words. It is hoped that these 
 additions, although they increase the bulk of the book, will have 
 the effect of extending its usefulness in at least a corresponding 
 degree. 
 
 Some changes of detail have also been made, where the form of 
 the work seemed susceptible of improvement, and there was no 
 reason to suppose that the author would have disapproved of the 
 alteration. In the previous editions, the phrases were in general 
 placed in separate paragraphs, under the heading Phr., in each of 
 the subdivisions assigned to the different grammatical parts of speech 
 comprised within nearly every category. In the present edition, 
 ivords and phrases are placed together, and the latter are arranged as 
 if the nouns, adjectives, &c., to which they are regarded as equiva- 
 lent, were expressible in single w^ords. The heading Phr. is only 
 employed in the case of phrases which have no convenient place in 
 such an arrangement. The grouping of words within each category, 
 in stricter accordance with their meaning, is thus facilitated ; and a 
 subheading is dispensed with, which had a tendency to confuse the 
 eye. Much space has been saved, and many repetitions have been, 
 avoided, by the use of lines and hyphens, where words or phrases 
 in the same group have syllables or parts in common, and by i:efer- 
 ences from one part of speech to another. These abbreviations may 
 be best explained by examples, of which the following are a few : — 
 
xii EDITOR'S PIIP]FACE. 
 
 * with -relation, -)refereiice, - respect, - regard- to ; ' is meant 
 to include the phrases ' with relation to,' * with reference to,' * with 
 respect to,' ' with regard to.' 
 
 * root -, weed -, grnb -, rake- -up, - out ; ' includes * root 
 up,' '^root out,' 'weed up,' 'weed out,' 'grub up,' 'grub out,' 'rake 
 up,' ' rake out.' 
 
 * away from -, foreign to -, beside- the -purpose, - question, - 
 transaction, - point ;' includes ' away from the purpose,' ' foreign 
 fco the purpose,' 'beside the purpose,' 'away from the question,' 
 
 * foreign to the question,' ' foreign to the transaction,' ' beside the 
 question,' 'away from the point,' 'beside the transaction,' 'foreign 
 to the point,' ' away from the transaction,' ' beside the point.' 
 
 'raze, - to the ground;' includes 'raze,' and 'raze to the 
 ground.' 
 
 ' campan-iform, -ulate, -iliform ; ' includes ' campaniform,' 
 
 * campanulate,' and ' campaniliform.' 
 
 ' goodness &c. adj.; ' 'badly &c. adj. ; ' 'hindered &c. v. ; ' in- 
 clude all words similarly formed from synonyms of 'good," bad,' 
 and ' hinder,' respectively, given under the headings Adj. and V. in 
 the same categories where the abbreviations occur. 
 
 The particle ' to ' before a verb has in all cases been rejected, the 
 heading V. being thought sufficiently distinctive ; the use of capitals 
 for the initial letters of the first words of paragraphs has been 
 abandoned, as giving those words undue importance ; and the title 
 of each category has been kept distinct from the collection of words 
 under its heading. 
 
 I should be ungrateful were I not to acknowledge the assistance 
 derived, both by my father and myself, from various suggestions 
 made by well-wishers to the work, some of whom have been person- 
 ally unknown to either of us ; and also to record my thanks to several 
 kind friends, and to Messrs. Spottiswoode and Co.'s careful reader, 
 for valuable aid during the passage of the sheets through the press.* 
 
 John L. Eoget. 
 
 5, Eandolph Crescent, 
 
 Maicla Hill, London, W. 
 
 March 17th, 1879. 
 
 *. Postscript.— The Editor also returns his best thanks for similar help in 
 his endeavours to improve subsequent reprints by emendations and useful 
 additions ; and he would be obliged by the communication, for future use, of 
 such further practical suggestions as may occur to the reader. 
 
 A Supplement, appended to the Index, contains many references, which 
 could' not conveniently be inserted therein, to the newly added words and 
 
INTEODUCTION. 
 
 l^Notes n-itliin hracTiets are hy the editor.'] 
 
 The present Work is intended to supply, with respect to the Enghsh 
 language, a desideratum hitherto unsupphed in any language; 
 namely, a collection of the words it contains and of the idiomatic 
 combinations peculiar to it, arranged, not in alphabetical order as 
 they are in a Dictionary, but according to the ideas which they 
 express.* The purpose of an ordinary dictionary is simply to explain 
 the meaning of words ; and the problem of which it professes to 
 furnish the solution may be stated thus : — The word being given, to 
 find its signification, or the idea it is intended to convey. The 
 object aimed at in the present undertaking is exactly the converse 
 of this: namely, — The idea being given, to find the word, or words, 
 by which that idea may be most fitly and aptly expressed. For this 
 purpose, the words and phrases of the language are here classed, not 
 according to their sound or their orthography, but strictly accord- 
 ing to their signification. 
 
 The communication of our thoughts by means of language, 
 whether spoken or written, like every other object of mental exer- 
 tion, constitutes a peculiar art, which, like other arts, cannot be 
 acquired in any perfection but by long and continued practice. 
 Some, indeed, there are more highly gifted than others with a 
 facility of expression, and naturally endowed with the power of 
 eloquence ; but to none is it at all times an easy process to embody, 
 in exact and appropriate language, the various trains of ideas that 
 are passing through the mind, or to depict in their true colours and ♦ 
 proportions, the diversified and nicer shades of feeling which accom- 
 pany them. To those who are unpractised in the art of composition, 
 or unused to extempore speaking, these difficulties present them- 
 selves in their most formidable aspect. However distinct may be 
 our views, however vivid our conceptions, or however fervent our 
 
 * See note in p. xxviii. 
 
xiv INTRODUOTIO]S\ 
 
 emotions, we cannot but be often conscious that the phraseology we 
 have at our command is inadequate to do them justice. We seek 
 in vain the words we need, and strive ineffectually to devise forms 
 of expression which shall faithfully portray our thoughts and senti- 
 ments. The appropriate terms, notwithstanding our utmost efforts, 
 cannot be conjured up at will. Like ' spirits from the vasty deep,' 
 they come not when we call ; and we are driven to the employ- 
 ment of a set of words and phrases either too general or too limited, 
 too strong or too feeble, which suit not the occasion, which hit not 
 the mark we aim at ; and the result of our prolonged exertion is a 
 style at once laboured and obscure, vapid and redundant, or vitiated 
 by the still graver faults of affectation or ambiguity. 
 
 It is to those who are thus painfully groping their way and 
 struggling with the difficulties of composition, that this Work pro- 
 fesses to hold out a helping hand. The assistance it gives is that 
 of furnishing on every topic a copious store of words and phrases, 
 adapted to express all the recognizable shades and modifications of 
 the general idea under which those words and phrases are arranged. 
 The inquirer can readily select, out of the ample collection spread 
 out before his eyes in the following pages, those expressions which 
 are best suited to his purpose, and which might not have occurred to 
 him without such assistance. In order to make this selection, he 
 scarcely ever need engage in any critical or elaborate study of the 
 subtle distinctions existing between synonymous terms ; for if the ma- 
 terials set before him be sufficiently abundant, an instinctive tact will 
 rarely fail to lead him to the proper choice. Even while glancing 
 over the columns of this Work, his eye may chance to light upon a 
 particular term, which may save the cost of a clumsy paraphrase, or 
 spare the labour of a tortuous circumlocution. Some felicitous turn 
 of expression thus introduced will frequently open to the mind of 
 the j-eader a whole vista of collateral ideas, which could not, without 
 an extended and obtrusive episode, have been unfolded to his view ; 
 and often will the judicious insertion of a happy epithet, like a beam 
 of sunshine in a landscape, illumine and adorn the subject which 
 it touches, imparting new grace and giving life and spirit to the 
 picture. 
 
 Every workman in the exercise of his art should be provided 
 with proper implements. For the fabrication of complicated and 
 curious pieces of mechanism, the artisan requires a corresponding 
 assortment of various tools and instruments. For giving proper 
 etfecij to the fictions of the drama, the actor should have at his dis- 
 posal a well- furnished wardrobe, supplying the costumes best suited 
 to the personages lie is to represent. For the perfect delineation of 
 
INTRODUCTION. xv 
 
 the beauties of nature, the painter should have within reach of his 
 pencil every variety and combination of hues and tints. Now, the 
 writer, as well as the orator, employs for the accomplishment of his 
 purposes the instrumentality of words ; it is in words that he clothes 
 his thoughts ; it is by means of words that he depicts his feehngs. 
 It is therefore essential to his success that he be provided with a 
 copious vocabulary, and that he possess an entire command of all 
 the resources and appliances of his language. To the acqui.3ition of 
 this power no procedure appears more directly conducive than the 
 Btudy of a methodized system such as that now offered to his use. 
 
 The utility of the present Work will be appreciated more espe- 
 cially by those who are engaged in the arduous process of translating 
 into English a work written in another language. Simple as the 
 operation may appear, on a superficial view, of rendering into Eng- 
 lish each of its sentences, the task of transfusing, with perfect 
 exactness, the sense of the original, preserving at the same time the 
 style and character of its composition, and reflecting with fidelity 
 the mind and the spirit of the author, is a task o£ extreme difficulty. 
 The cultivation of this useful department uf literature was in 
 ancient times strongly recommended both by Cicero and by Quintilian, 
 as essential to the formation of a good writer and accomplished 
 orator. Regarded simply as a mental exercise, the practice of 
 translation is the best training for the attainment of that mastery of 
 language and felicity of diction, which are the sources of the highest 
 oratory, and are requisite for the possession of a graceful and per- 
 suasive eloquence. By rendering ourselves the faithful interpreters 
 of the thoughts and feelings of others, we are rewarded with the 
 acquisition of greater readiness and facility in correctly expressing 
 our own; as he who has best learned to execute the orders of a com- 
 mander, becomes himself best qualified to command. 
 
 In the earliest periods of civilization, translators have been the 
 agents for propagating knowledge from nation to nation, and the 
 value of their labours has been inestimable ; but, in the present 
 age, when so many different languages have become the depositories 
 of the vast treasures of literature and of science which have been 
 accumulating for centuries, the utility of accurate translations has 
 greatly increased, and it has become a more important object to 
 attain perfection in the art. 
 
 The use of language is not confined to its being the medium 
 through which we communicate our ideas to one another ; it ful- 
 fils a no less important function as an instrument of thought ; not 
 being merely its vehicle, but giving it wings for flight. Metaphy- 
 sicians are agreed that scarcely any of our intellectual operations 
 
xvi INTRODUCTION. 
 
 could be carried on to, any considerable extent, without the agency 
 of words. None bat those who are conversant with the philo- 
 sophy of mental phenomena, can be aware of the immense influence 
 that is exercised by language in promoting the development of 
 our ideas, in fixing them in the mind, and in detaining them for 
 steady contemplation. Into every process of reasoning, language 
 enters as an essential element. Words are the instruments by 
 which we form all our abstractions, by which we fashion and 
 embody our ideas, and by which we are enabled to glide along a 
 series of premises and conclusions with a rapidity so great as to 
 leave in the memory no trace of the successive steps of the pro- 
 cess ; and we remain unconscious how much we owe to this potent 
 auxiliary of the reasoning faculty. It is on this ground, also, 
 that the present Work founds a claim to utility. The review of 
 a catalogue of words of analogous signification, will often suggest 
 by association other trains of thought, which, presenting the sub- 
 ject under new and varied aspects, will vastly expand the sphere 
 of our mental vision. Amidst the many objects thus brought 
 within the range of our contemplation, some striking similitude 
 or appropriate image, some excursive flight or brilliant conception, 
 may flash on the mind, giving point and force to our arguments, 
 awakening a responsive chord in the imagination or sensibility of 
 the reader, and procuring for our reasonings a more ready access both 
 to his understanding and to his heart. 
 
 It is of the utmost consequence that strict accuracy should 
 regulate our use of language, and that every one should acquire 
 the power and the habit of expressing his thoughts with per- 
 spicuity and correctness. Few, indeed, can appreciate the real 
 extent and importance of that influence which language has always 
 exercised on human affairs, or can be aware how often these are 
 determined by causes much slighter than are apparent to a super- 
 ficial observer. False logic, disguised under specious phraseology, 
 too often gains the assent of the unthinking multitude, disseminat- 
 ing far and wide the seeds of prejudice and error. Truisms pass 
 current, and wear the semblance of profound wisdom, when dressed 
 up in the tinsel garb of antithetical phrases, or set off* by an impos- 
 ing pomp of paradox. By a confused jargon of involved and 
 mystical sentences, the imagination is easily inveigled into a tran- 
 scendental region of clouds, and the understanding beguiled into 
 the belief that it is acquiring knowledge and approaching truth. 
 A misapplied or misapprehended term is sufficient to give rise to 
 fierce and interminable disputes ; a misnomer has turned the tide 
 of popular opinion; a verbal sophism has decided a party ques- 
 
INTRODUCTION , xvii 
 
 tion ; an artful watchword, thrown among combustible materials, 
 has kindled the flame of deadly warfare, and changed the destiny 
 of an empire. ^ -" 
 
 In constructing the following system of classification of the 
 ideas which are expressible by language, my chief aim has been to 
 obtain the greatest amount of practical utility. I have accordingly 
 adopted such principles of arrangement as appeared to me to be the 
 simplest and most natural, and which would not require, either for 
 their comprehension or application, any disciplined acumen, or 
 depth of metaphysical or antiquarian lore. Eschewing all needless 
 refinements and subtleties, I have taken as my guide the more 
 obvious characters of the ideas for which expressions were to be 
 tabulated, arranging them under such classes and categories as 
 reflection and experience had taught me would conduct the inquirer 
 most readily and quickly to the object of his search. Commencing 
 with the ideas expressing abstract relations, I proceed to those 
 which relate to space and to the phenomena of the material world, and 
 lastly to those in which the mind is concerned, and which compre- 
 hend intellect, volition, and feeling; thus establishing six primary 
 Classes of Categories. 
 
 1. The first of these classes comprehends ideas derived from 
 the more general and Abstract Relations among things, such 
 as Existence, Besemblance, Quantity, Order, Number, Time, Poiver. 
 
 2. The second class refers to Space and its various relations, 
 including Motion, or change of place. 
 
 3. The third class includes all ideas that relate to the JVIaterial 
 World ; namely, the Properties of Matter, such as Solidity, Fluidity, 
 Heat, Sound, Light, and the Phenomena they present, as well as the 
 simple Perceptions to which they give rise. 
 
 4. The fourth class embraces all ideas of phenomena relating to the 
 Intellect and its operations ; comprising the Acquisition, the Befen- 
 tion, and the Communication of Ideas. 
 
 5. The fifth class includes the ideas derived from the exercise of 
 Volition ; embracing the phenomena and results of our Voluntary 
 and Active Powers ; such as Choice, hitention, Utility, Action, Anta- 
 gonism, Authority, Compact, Property, &fQ. 
 
 6. The sixth and last class comprehends all ideas derived from 
 the operation of our Sentient and Moral Powers ; including our 
 Feelings, Emotions, Passions, and Moral and Religious Sentiments* 
 
 * It must necessarily happen in every system of classification framed with 
 this view, that ideas and expressions arranged under one class must include 
 also ideas relating to another class; for the operations of the Intellect genexaXly 
 
 a 2 
 
xviii INTRODUCTION. 
 
 The f tLrther subdivisions and minuter details will be best under- 
 stood from an inspection of the Tabular Synopsis of Categories 
 prefixed to the Work, in which are specified the several topics or 
 heads of signification, under which the words have been arranged. 
 By the aid of this table, the reader will, with a little practice^ 
 readily discover the place which the particular topic he is in search 
 of occupies in the series ; and on turning to the page in the body 
 of the Work v/hich contains it, he will find the group of expres- 
 sions he requires, out of which he may cull those that are most 
 appropriate to his purpose. For the convenience of reference, I 
 have designated each separate group or heading by a particular 
 number; so that if, during the search, any doubt or difficulty 
 should occur, recourse may be had to the copious alphabetical 
 Index of words at the end of the volume, which will at once indi- 
 cate the number of the required group.* 
 
 The object I have proposed to myself in this Work would have 
 been but imperfectly attained if I had confined myself to a mere 
 catalogue of words, and had omitted the numerous phrases and 
 forms of expression composed of several words, which are of such 
 frequent use as to entitle them to rank among the constituent parts 
 of the language. f Yery few of these verbal combinations, so 
 
 involve also those of the Will, and vice versa ; and oni Affections and EmotionSy 
 in like manner, generally imply the agency both of the Intellect and of the Will. 
 All that can be effected, therefore, is to arrange the words according to the 
 principal or dominant idea they convey. Teaching, for example, although a 
 Voluntary act, relates primarily to the Communication of Ideas, and is accord- 
 ingly placed at No. 537, under Class IV. Division (II.). On the other hand, 
 Choice, Conduct, SUll, &c., although implying the co-operation of Voluntary 
 with Intellectual acts, relate principally to the former, and are therefore 
 arranged under Class V.. 
 
 * It often happens that the same word admits of various applications, or 
 may be used in different senses. In consulting the Index the reader will be 
 guided to the number of the heading under which that word, in each particu- 
 lar acceptation, will be found, by means of supplementary words printed in 
 Italics ; which words, however, are not to be understood as explaining the 
 meaning of the word to which they are annexed, but only as assisting in the 
 required reference. I have also, for shortness' sake, generally omitted words 
 immediately derived from the primary one inserted, which sufficiently repre- 
 sents the whole group of correlative words referable to the same heading. 
 Thus the number affixed to Beauty applies to all its derivatives, such as Beau- 
 tiful, Beauteous, Beautifulness, Beautifully, &c., the insertion of which was 
 therefore needless. [In compiling the new Index the editor has adopted this 
 principle as a general rule, from which, however, he has not scrupled to depart 
 where he has deemed it expedient to do so.] 
 
 t For example : — To take time by the forelock ; — to turn over a new leaf ; 
 — to show the white feather ;— to have a finger in the pie ; — to let the cat 
 
INTEODUCTION. xix 
 
 essential to the knowledge of our native tongue, and so profusely 
 abounding in its daily use, are to be met ^Yith in ordinary diction- 
 aries. These phrases and forms of expression I have endeavoured 
 dihgently to collect and to insert in their proper places, under the 
 general ideas that they are designed to convey. Some of these 
 conventional forms, indeed, partake of the nature of proverbial 
 expressions ; but actual proverbs, as such, being wholly of a didac- 
 tic character, do not come within the scope of the present Work ; 
 and the reader must therefore not expect to find them here in- 
 serted.* 
 
 For the purpose of exhibiting with greater distinctness the 
 relations between words expressing opposite and correlative ideas, I 
 have, whenever the subject admitted of such an arrangement, 
 placed them in two parallel columns in the same page, so that each 
 group of expressions may be readily contrasted with those which 
 occupy the adjacent column, and constitute their antithesis. By 
 carrying the eye from the one to the other, the inquirer may often 
 discover forms of expression, of which he may avail himself ad- 
 vantageously, to diversify and infuse vigour into his phraseology. 
 Rhetoricians, indeed, are well aware of the power derived from 
 the skilful introduction of antitheses in giving point to an argu- 
 ment, and imparting force and brilliancy to the diction. A too 
 frequent and indiscreet employment of this figure of rhetoric may, 
 it is true, give rise to a vicious and affected style ; but it is un- 
 reasonable to condemn indiscriminately the occasional and moderate 
 use of a practice on account of its possible abuse. 
 
 The study of correlative terms existing in a particular language, 
 may often throw valuable light on the manners and customs of the 
 nations using it. Thus, Hume has drawn important inferences 
 with regard to the state of society among the ancient Romans, 
 from certain deficiencies which he remarked in the Latin lan- 
 guage.t 
 
 out of the bag ; — to take care of number one ; — to kill two birds with one 
 stone, &c., &c. 
 
 * See Trench, On the Lessons in Pi'overhs. 
 
 f 'It is an universal observation,' he remarks, 'which we may form upon 
 language, that where two related parts of a whole bear any proportion to each 
 other, in numbers, rank, or consideration, there are always correlative terms 
 invented which answer to both the parts, and express their mutual relation. 
 If they bear no proportion to each other, the term is only invented for the less, 
 and marks its distinction from the whole. Thus, man and woman, master and 
 servant y father aind so)i, pHnoe and subject, strange)' and citizen, are correlative 
 terms. But the words seaman, carpenter, smith, tailor. Sec, have no correspon- 
 dent terms, which express those w^ho are no seamen, no carpenters, &c. Lan- 
 
XX INTRODUCTION. 
 
 In many cases, two ideas which are completely opposed to each 
 other, admit of an intermediate or neutral idea, equidistant from 
 both ; all these being expressible by corresponding definite terms. 
 Thus, in the following examples, the words in the first and third 
 columns, which express opposite ideas, admit of the intermediate 
 terms contained in the middle column, having a neutral sense with 
 reference to the former. 
 
 Identity, Difference, Contrariety. 
 
 Beginning, Middle, End. 
 
 Fast, Present, Future. 
 
 In other cases, the intermediate word is simply the negative to 
 each of two opposite positions ; as, for example, — 
 
 Convexity, Flatness, Concavity. 
 
 Desire, Indifference, Aversion. 
 
 Sometimes the intermediate word is properly the standard with 
 which each of the extremes is compared ; as in the case of 
 
 Insufficiency, Sufficiency, Redundance; 
 
 for here the middle term, Sufficiency, is equally opposed, on the one 
 hand to Insufficiency, and on the other to Redundance.* 
 
 These forms of correlative expressions would suggest the use of 
 triple, instead of double, columns, for tabulating this threefold 
 
 guages differ very much with regard to the particular words where this dis- 
 tinction obtains; and may thence afford very strong inferences concerning the 
 manners and customs of different nations. The military government of the 
 Ecman emperors had exalted the soldiery so high that they balanced all the 
 c<:her orders of the state : hence miles and jjaganus became relative erms ; a 
 thing, till then, unknown to ancient, and still so to modern la guages.' — ' The 
 term for a slave, born and bred in the family, was verna. As servns was the 
 name of the genus, and verna of the species without any correlative, this forms 
 a strong presumption that the latter were by far the least numerous : and from 
 the same principles I infer that if the number of slaves brought by the Romans 
 from foreigni.countries had not extremely exceeded those which were bred at 
 home, verna would have had a correlative, which would have expressed the 
 former species of slaves. But these, it would seem, composed the main body 
 of the ancient slaves, and the latter were but a few exceptions.' — Hume> 
 Essay on the Pojjulousness of Ancient Nations. 
 
 The warlike propensity of the same nation may, in like manner, be inferred 
 from the use of the word hostis to denote both a foreigner and an enemy. 
 
 * [In the following cases, the intermediate word signifies an imperfect 
 degree of each of the qualities set in opposition — 
 
 lAyht, Dimness, Darkness. 
 
 Transparency, Semitranspa/rency, Opacity. 
 
 Vision, JHmsightedness, Blindness.'] 
 
INTRODUCTION. xxi 
 
 order of words ; but tlie practical inconvenience attending such an 
 arracgement would probably overbalance its advantages. 
 
 It often happens that the same word has several correlative 
 terms, according to the different relations in which it is considered. 
 Thus, to the word Giving are opposed both Beceiving, and Talcing ; 
 the former correlation having reference to the persons concerned in 
 the transfer, while the latter relates to the mode of transfer. Old 
 has for opposite both New and Young, according as it is applied to 
 things or to living beings. Attach and Defence are correlative terms ; 
 as are also Attach and Resistance. Resistance, again, has for its 
 other correlative Submission. Truth in the abstract is opposed to 
 Error ; but the opposite of Truth communicated is Falsehood. Acqui- 
 sition is contrasted both with Deprivation and with Loss. Refusal 
 is the counterpart both of Offer and of Consent. Disuse and Misuse 
 may either of them be considered as the correlative of Use. Teaching, 
 with reference to what is taught, is opposed to Misteaching ; but 
 with reference to the act itself, its proper reciprocal is Learning. 
 
 Words contrasted in form do not always bear the same contrast 
 in their meaning. The word Malefactor, for example, would, from 
 its derivation, appear to be exactly the opposite of Benefactor : but 
 the ideas attached to these two words are far from being directly 
 opposed ; for while the latter expresses one who confers a benefit, 
 the former denotes one who has violated the laws. 
 
 Independently of the immediate practical uses derivable from 
 the arrangement of words in double columns, many considerations, 
 interesting in a philosophical point of view, are presented by the 
 study of correlative expressions. It will be found, on strict ex- 
 amination, that there seldom exists an exact opposition between two 
 words which may at first sight appear to be the counterparts of one 
 another ; for, in general, the one will be found to possess in reality 
 more force or extent of meaning than the other with which it is 
 contrasted. The correlative term sometimes assumes the form of a 
 mere negative, although it is really endowed with a considerable 
 positive force. Thus Disrespect is not merely the absence of Respect ; 
 its signification trenches on the opposite idea, namely. Contempt. 
 In like manner. Untruth is not merely the negative of Truth ; it 
 involves a degree of Falsehood. Irreligion, which is properly the 
 want of Religion, is understood as being nearly synonymous with 
 Impiety. For these reasons, the reader must not expect that all the 
 words which stand side by side in the two columns shall be the 
 precise correlatives of each other ; for the nature of the subject,' as 
 well as the imperfections of language, renders it impossible always 
 to preserve such an exactness of correlation. 
 
:ocii INTRODUOTION. 
 
 There exist comparatively few words of a general cliaracter to 
 which no correlative term, either of negation or of opposition, can 
 be assigned, and which therefore reqnire no corresponding second 
 column. The correlative idea, especially that which constitutes a 
 sense negative to the primary one, may, indeed, be formed or con- 
 ceived : but, from its occurring rarely, no word has been framed to 
 represent it ; for, in language, as in other matters, the supply fails 
 when there is no probability of a demand. Occasionally we find 
 this deficiency provided for by the contrivance of prefixing the 
 syllable non ; as, for instance, the negatives of existence, jperformance, 
 'payment, &c., are expressed by the compound words, non-existence, 
 non-performance, non-payment, &c. Functions of a similar kind are 
 performed by the prefixes dis-*, anti-, contra-, mis-, in-, and un-.^ 
 With respect to all these, and especially the last, great latitude is 
 allowed according to the necessities of the case ; a latitude which is 
 limited only by the taste and discretion of the writer. 
 
 On the other hand, it is hardly possible to find two words having 
 in all respects the same meaning, and being therefore interchange- 
 able ; that is, admitting of being employed indiscriminately, the one 
 or the other, in all their applications. The investigation of the 
 distinctions to be drawn between words apparently synonymous, 
 forms a separate branch of inquiry, which I have not presumed here 
 to enter upon ; for the subject has already occupied the attention of 
 much abler critics than myself, and its complete exhaustion would 
 require the devotion of a whole life. The purpose of this Work, it 
 must be borne in mind, is, not to explain the signification of words, 
 but simply to classify and arrange them according to the sense in 
 which they are now used, and which I presume to be already known 
 to the reader. I enter into no inquiry into the changes of meaning 
 they may have undergone in the course of time.J I am content to 
 
 * The words disannul and dissever, however, have the same meaning- as 
 annul and sever ; to unloose is the same as to loose, and inebriety is synonymous 
 with ehriety. 
 
 f In the case of adjectives, the addition to a substantive of the terminal 
 syllable less, gives it a negative meaning : as taste, tasteless ; care, careless ; 
 hope, liopeless ; friend, friendless ; fault, faultless ; &c. 
 
 \ Such changes are innumerable: for instance, the words f ?/?•«??#, ^^rtraMY^, 
 sophist, churl, Imave, villain, anciently conveyed no opprobrious meaning. Im- 
 pei'tinent merely expressed i^'relative : and implied neither rudeness nor 
 intrusion, as it does at present. Indifferent originally meant imjmrtial ; 
 extravagant was simply digressive ; and to prevent was properly to precede and 
 assist. The old translations of the Scriptures furnish many striking examples 
 of the alterations which time has brought in the signification of words. Much 
 curious information on this subject is contained in Trench's Lectures on the 
 Study of Words. 
 
INTEODUOTION. xxiii 
 
 accept them at the value of their present currency, and have no 
 concern -with their etymologies, or with the history of their trans- 
 formations ; far less do I venture to thrid the mazes of the vast 
 labyrinth into which I should be led by any attempt at a general 
 discrimination of synonyms. The difficulties I have had to contend 
 with have already been sufficiently great, without this addition to 
 my labours. 
 
 The most cursory glance over the pages of a Dictionary will 
 show that a great number of words are used in various senses, 
 sometimes distinguished by slight shades of difference, but often 
 diverging widely from their primary signification, and even, in 
 some cases, bearing to it no perceptible relation. It may even 
 happen that the very same word has two significations quite 
 opposite to one another. This is the case with the verb to cleave, 
 which means to adhere tenaciously, and also to separate hy a hloiv. 
 To propugn sometimes expresses to attach ; at other times to defend. 
 To let is to hinder, as well as to permit. To ravel means both to en- 
 tangle and to disentangle. Shameful and shameless are nearly synony- 
 mous. Priceless may either m.ea.n invaliiaile or of no value. Nervous 
 is used sometimes for strong, at other times for luealc. The alphabeti- 
 cal Index at the end of this Work sufficiently shows the multiplicity 
 of uses to which, by the elasticity of language, the meaning of words 
 has been stretched, so as to adapt them to a great variety of modified 
 significations in subservience to the nicer shades of thought, which, 
 under peculiarity of circumstances, require corresponding expression. 
 Words thus admitting of different meanings, have therefore to be 
 arranged under each of the respective heads corresponding to these 
 various acceptations. There are many words, again, which express 
 ideas compounded of two elementary ideas belonging to different 
 classes. It is therefore necessary to place these words respectively 
 under each of the generic heads to which they relate. The necessity 
 of these repetitions is increased by the circumstance, that ideas 
 included under one class are often connected by relations of the 
 same kind as the ideas which belong to another class. Thus we 
 find the same relations of order and of quantity existing among the 
 ideas of Time as well as those of Sjmce. Sequence in the one is 
 denoted by the same terms as sequence in the other; and the 
 measures of time also express the measures of space. The cause 
 and the effect are often designated by the same word. The word 
 Sound, for instance, denotes both the impression made upon the ear 
 by sonorous vibrations, and also the vibrations themselves, which 
 are the cause or source of that impression. Mixture is used for the 
 act of mixing, as well as for the product of that operation. Taste 
 
xxiv INTRODUCTION. 
 
 and Smell express both the sensations and the quahties of material 
 bodies giving rise to them. Thought is the act of thinking ; bat the 
 same word denotes also the idea resulting from that act. Judgment 
 is the act of deciding, and also the decision come to. Purchase is 
 the acquisition of a thing by payment, as well as the thing itself so 
 acquired. Speech is both the act of speaking and the words spoken ; 
 and so on with regard to an endless multiplicity of words. Mind is 
 essentially distinct from Matter ; and yet, in all languages, the attri- 
 butes of the one are metaphorically transferred to those of the 
 other. Matter, in all its forms, is endowed by the figurative genius 
 of every language with the functions which pertain to intellect; and 
 we perpetually talk of its phenomena and of its powers, as if they 
 resulted from the voluntary influence of one body on another, acting 
 and reacting, impelling and being impelled, controlling and being 
 controlled, as if animated by spontaneous energies and guided by 
 specific intentions. On the other hand, expressions, of which the 
 primary signification refers exclusively to the properties and actions 
 of matter, are metaphorically applied to the phenomena of thought 
 and volition, and even to the feelings and passions of the soul ; and 
 in speaking of a ray of hope, a shade of doubt, a. flight of fancy, a 
 flash of wit, the warmih of emotion, or the ehullitions of anger, we are 
 scarcely conscious that we are employing metaphors which have this 
 material origin. 
 
 As a general rule, I have deemed it incumbent on me to place 
 words and phrases which appertain more especially to one head, 
 also under the other heads to which they have a relation, whenever 
 it appeared to me that this repetition would suit the convenience of 
 the inquirer, and spare him the trouble of turning to other parts of 
 the work ; for I have always preferred to subject myself to the im- 
 putation of redundance, rather than incur the reproach of insuffi- 
 ciency.* When, however, the divergence of the associated from the 
 primary idea is sufficiently marked, I have contented myself with 
 
 * Frequent repetitions of the same series of expressions, accordingly, will 
 be met with under various headings. For example, the word Relinquishment, 
 with its synonyms, occurs as a heading at No. 624, where it applies to inten- 
 tion, and also at No. 782, where it refers to property. The word Cliamce has 
 two significations, distinct from one another : the one implying the absence 
 of an assignable cause ; in which case it comes under the category of the relation 
 of Causation, and occupies the No. 156: the other, the absence of design, in 
 which latter sense it ranks under the operations of the Will, and has assigned 
 to it the place No. 621. I have, in like manner, distinguished Sensibility, 
 Pleasure, PoAn, Taste, Sec, according as they relate to PJiydcal, or to Moral 
 Affections; the former being found at Nos. 375, 377, 378, 390, &c., and the 
 latter at Nos. 822, 827, 828, 850, &c. 
 
INTRODUCTION. xxv 
 
 making a reference to the place where the modified signification will 
 be found.* But in order to prevent needless extension, I have, in 
 general, omitted conjugate words,-\ which are so obviously derivable 
 from those that are given in the same place, that the reader may 
 safely be left to form them for himself. This is the case with adverbs 
 derived from adjectives by the simple addition of the terminal 
 syllable -ly ; such as closely, carefully, safely, &c., from close, careful^ 
 safe, &c., and also with adjectives or participles immediately derived 
 from the verbs which are already given. In all such cases, an ' &c.' 
 indicates tha-t reference is understood to be made to these roots.J 
 I have observed the same rule in compiling the Index ; retaining 
 only the primary or more simple word, and omitting the conjngate 
 words obviously derived from them. Thus I assume the word sliort 
 as the representative of its immediate derivatives shortness, shorten, 
 shortening, shortened, shorter, shortly, which would have had the same 
 references, and which the reader can readily supply. § 
 
 The same verb is frequently used indiscriminately either in the 
 active or transitive, or in the neuter or intransitive sense. In these 
 cases, I have generally not thought it worth while to increase the bulk 
 of the Work by the needless repetition of that word ; for the reader, 
 whom I suppose to understand the use of the words, must also be 
 presumed to be competent to apply them correctly. 
 
 There are a multitude of words of a specific character which, 
 although they properly occupy places in the columns of a dic- 
 tionary, yet, having no relation to general ideas, do not come 
 within the scope of this compilation, and are consequently omitted. || 
 The names of objects in Natural History, and technical terms be- 
 longing exclusively to Science or to Art, or relating to particular 
 operations, and of which the signification is restricted to those 
 specific objects, come under this category. Exceptions must, how- 
 ever, be made in favour of such words as admit of metaphorical 
 application to general subjects, with which custom has associated 
 
 * [See Editor's Preface, p. ix.] 
 
 t By 'conjvffate or 2Jarony7miis words is meant, correctly speaking, different 
 parts of speech from the same root, which exactly correspond in point of 
 meaning.'—^ Selection of English Synonyms, edited by Archbishop Whately. 
 
 X [The author's practice, in this respect, has been followed in the present 
 edition, and a reference to the group of adjectives, verbs, or other roots, has 
 been added, where such suggestion has been thought expedient.] 
 
 § [See note in p. xviii.] 
 
 II [The author did not in all cases rigidly adhere to this rule ; and the 
 editor has thought himself justified both in retaining and in adding some 
 words of the specific character here mentioned, which may be occasionally 
 in request by general writers.] 
 
xxvi INTRODUCTION. 
 
 them, and of whicli tliey may be cited as being typical or illustrative. 
 Thns, the word Lion will find a place under the head of Courage, of 
 whicli it is regarded as the type. Anchor, being emblematic of Hope, 
 is introduced among the words expressing that emotion ; and in 
 like manner, hutterjly and weather coch, which are suggestive of fickle- 
 ness, are included in the category of Irresolution. 
 
 With regard to the admission of many words and expressions, 
 which the classical reader might be disposed to condemn as 
 vulgarisms, or which he, perhaps, might stigmatize as pertaining 
 rather to the slang than to the legitimate language of the day, I 
 would beg to observe, that, having due regard to the uses to 
 which this Work was to be adapted, I did not feel myself justified 
 in excluding them solely on that ground, if they possessed an 
 acknowledged currency in general intercourse. It is obvious that, 
 with respect to degrees of conventionality, I could not have at- 
 tempted to draw any strict lines of demarcation ; and far less 
 could I have presumed to erect any absolute standard of purity. 
 My object, be it remembered, is not to regulate the use of words, but 
 simply to supply and to suggest such as may be wanted on occasion, 
 leaving the proper selection entirely to the discretion and taste of 
 the employer.* If a novelist or a dramatist, for example, proposed 
 to delineate some vulgar personage, he would wish to have the 
 power of putting into the mouth of the speaker expressions that 
 would accord with his character ; just as the actor, to revert to a 
 former comparison, who had to personate a peasant, would choose 
 for his attire the most homely garb, and would have just reason to 
 complain if the theatrical wardrobe furnished him with no suitable 
 costume. 
 
 Words which have, in process of time, become obsolete, are 
 of course rejected from this collection.f On the other hand, I 
 have admitted a considerable number of words and phrases bor- 
 rowed from other languages, chiefly the French and Latin, some 
 of which may be considered as already naturalized ; while others, 
 though avowedly foreign, are frequently employed in English 
 
 * [It may be added that the Thesaurus is an aid not only in the choice of 
 appropriate forms of expression, but in the rejection of those which are unfit ; 
 and that a vulgar plu-ase may often furnish a convenient clue to the group of 
 classic synonyms among which it is placed. Moreover, the slang expressions 
 admitted into the work bear but a small proportion to those in constant use 
 by English writers and speakers.] 
 
 f [A few apparently obsolete words have nevertheless found their way 
 into the Thesaurus. In justification of their admission, it may be contended 
 that well-known words, though no longer current, give occasional point by an 
 archaic form of expression, and are of value to the novelist or dramatist who 
 has to depict a bygone age.] 
 
INTRODUCTION. xxvii 
 
 composition, particularly in familiar style, on account of their being 
 peculiarly expressive, and because we have no corresponding 
 words of equal force in our own language.* Tbe rapid advances 
 whicb are being made in scientific knowledge, and consequent im- 
 provement in all the arts of life, and the extension of those «. arts 
 and sciences to so many new purposes and objects, create a continual 
 demand for the formation of new terms to express new agencies, 
 new wants, and new combinations. Such terms, from being at first 
 merely technical, are rendered, by more general use, familiar to the 
 multitude, and having a well-defined acceptation, are eventually in- 
 corporated into the language, which they contribute to enlarge and 
 to enrich. Neologies of this kind are perfectly legitimate, and highly 
 advantageous ; and they necessarily introduce those gradual and 
 progressive changes which every language is destined to undergo. t 
 Some modern writers, however, have indulged in a habit of arbi- 
 trarily fabricating new words and a new-fangled phraseology, with- 
 out any necessity, and with manifest injury to the purity of the 
 language. This vicious practice, the offspring of indolence or con- 
 ceit, implies an ignorance or neglect of the riches in which the 
 English language already abounds, and which would have supplied 
 them with words of recognized legitimacy, conveying precisely the 
 same meaning as those they so recklessly coin in the illegal mint oi 
 their own fancy. 
 
 A work constructed on the plan of classification I have proposed 
 might, if ably executed, be of great value, in tending to limit the 
 fluctuations to which language has always been subject, by es- 
 tablishing an authoritative standard for its regulation. Future 
 historians, philologists, and lexicographers, when investigating 
 the period when new words were introduced, or discussing the 
 import given at the present time to the old, might find their 
 labours Hghtened by being enabled to appeal to such a standard, 
 instead of having to search for data among the scattered writings 
 of the age. Nor would its utility be confined to a single language ; 
 for the principles of its construction are universally applicable to all 
 languages, whether living or dead. On the same plan of classifica- 
 tion there might be formed a French, a German, a Latin, or a Greek 
 
 * All these words and phrases are printed in Italics. 
 
 f Thus, in framing the present classification, I have frequently felt the want 
 of substantive terms corresponding to abstract qualities or ideas denoted by 
 certain adjectives ; and have been often tempted to invent words that might 
 express these abstractions : but I have yielded to this temptation only in the 
 four following instances ; having framed from the adjectives irrelative, amor- 
 phous, sinistral, and gaseoiis, the abstract nouns irrelation, amorpMsm, sinis- 
 trality, and gaseity. I have ventured also to introduce the adjective intersoeial, 
 to express the active voluntary relations between man and man. 
 
xxviii INTEODUOTION. 
 
 Thesaurus, possessing, in their respective spheres, the same advan- 
 tages as those of the English model.* Still more useful would be a 
 conjunction of these methodized compilations in two languages, the 
 French and English, for instance ; the columns of each being placed itx 
 parallel juxtaposition. No means yet devised would so greatly facili- 
 tate the acquisition of the one language, by those who are acquainted 
 with the other : none would afford such ample assistance to the 
 translator in either language ; and none would supply such ready 
 and effectual means of instituting an accurate comparison between 
 them, and of fairly appreciating their respective merits and defects. 
 In a still higher degree would all those advantages be combined 
 and multiplied in a Polyglot Lexicon constructed on this system. 
 
 Metaphysicians engaged in the more profound investigation of 
 the Philosophy of Language will be materially assisted by having 
 the ground thus prepared for them, in a previous analysis and 
 classification of our ideas ; for such classification of ideas is the true 
 basis on which words, which are their symbols, should be classified."!* 
 It is by such analyses alone that we can arrive at a clear perception 
 of the relation which these symbols bear to their corresponding ideas, 
 or can obtain a correct knowledge of the elements which enter into 
 
 * [This suggestion has been followed, in French, in a ' Bictionnaire Ideo- 
 logique' by T. Robertson (Paris, 1859); and, in German, in a ' BeuUcher Sprach- 
 schatz ' by D. Sanders (Hamburg, 1878), and ' Deutscher Wo9'tsehatZt oder Der 
 passende Ausdruch ' by A. Schelling (Stuttgart, 1892).] 
 
 f The principle by which I have been guided in framing my verbal classi- 
 fication is the same as that which is employed in the various departments of 
 Natural History. Thus the sectional divisions I have formed, correspond to 
 Natural Families in Botany and Zoology, and the filiation of words presents a 
 network analogous to the natural filiation of plants or animals. 
 
 The following are the only publications that have come to my knowledge 
 in which any attempt has been made to construct a systematic arrangement 
 of ideas with a view to their expression. The earliest of these, supposed to be 
 at least nine hundred years old, is the Ameea C(3sha, or Vocabulary of the 
 Sanscrit Language, by Amera Sinha, of which an English translation, by the 
 late Henry T. Colebrooke, was printed at Serampoor, in the year 1808. The 
 classification of words is there, as might be expected, exceedingly imperfect 
 and confused, especially in all that relates to abstract ideas or mental opera- 
 tions. This will be apparent from the very title of the first section, which 
 comprehends ' Heaven, Gods, Demons, Fire, Air, Velocity, Eternity, Much : ' 
 while Sin, Virtue, Happiness, Destiny, Cause, Nature, Intellect, Reasoning, 
 Kmwledge, Senses, Tastes, Odours, Colotirs, are all included and jumbled 
 together in the fourth section. A more logical order, however, pervades the 
 sections relating to natural objects, such as Seas, EaHh, Towns, Plants, and 
 Animals, which form separate classes ; exhibiting a remarkable effort at 
 analysis at so remote a period of Indian literature. 
 
 The well-known work of Bishop Wilkins, entitled, ' An Essay towards a 
 Real Character and a Philosophical Language,' published in 1668, had for its 
 object the formation of a sj^stem of symbols which might serve as a universal 
 
INTRODUCTION. xxix 
 
 the formation of compound ideas, and of the exclusions by which 
 we arrive at the abstractions so perpetually resorted to in the 
 process of reasoning, and in the communication of our thoughts. 
 
 Lastly, such analyses alone can determine the principles on 
 which a strictly Philosophical Language might be constructed. The 
 probable result of the construction of such a language would be 
 its eventual adoption by every civilized nation ; thus realizing 
 that splendid aspiration of philanthropists, — the establishment of a 
 Universal Language. However utopian such a project may appear 
 to the present generation, and however abortive may have been the 
 former endeavours of Bishop Wilkins and others to realize it,* its 
 accomplishment is surely not beset with greater difficulties than 
 have impeded the progress to many other beneficial objects, which 
 in former times appeared to be no less visionary, and which yet 
 were successfully achieved, in later ages, by the continued and per- 
 severing exertions of the human intellect. Is there at the present 
 day, then, any ground for despair, that at some future stage of that 
 higher civilization to which we trust the world is gradually tending, 
 some new and bolder effort of genius towards the solution of this 
 great problem may be crowned with success, and compass an object 
 of such vast and paramount utility ? Nothing, indeed, would con- 
 duce more directly to bring about a golden age of union and 
 harmony among the several nations and races of mankind than the 
 removal of that barrier to the interchange of thought and mutual 
 good understanding between man and man, which is now interposed 
 by the diversity of their respective languages. 
 
 language. It professed to be founded on a ' scheme of analj^sis of the things 
 or notions to which names were to be assigned ; ' but notwithstanding the 
 immense labour and ingenuity expended in the construction of this system, 
 it was soon found to be far too abstruse and recondite for practical application. 
 
 In the year 1797, there appeared in Paris an anonymous work, entitled 
 * Pasigraphie, o^^ Premiers Elements du nouvel Art- Science d'ecrire et d'im- 
 primer une langue de maniere a etre hi et entendu dans tmite autre langiie sanx 
 traduction,'' of which an edition in German was also published. It contains a 
 great number of tabular schemes of categories ; all of which appear to be 
 excessively arbitrary and artificial, and extremely difficult of application, as 
 well as of apprehension. [Systems of grouping with relation to ideas are also 
 adopted in an ' Analytical Dictionary/ of the English Language * by David 
 Booth (London, 1835), a * JHctionnaire Analogique de la Langue Franqaise* 
 by P. Boissiere (Paris), and a * Dictionnaire Logique de la Langue Frattqaise^ 
 by L'Abbe Elie Blanc (Paris, 1882).] 
 
 * ' The Languages,' observes Home Tooke, * which are commonly used 
 throughout the world, are much more simple and easy, convenient and philo- 
 sophical, than Wilkins's scheme for a real character ; or than any other scheme 
 that has been at any other time imagined or proposed for the purpose.' — "Y.irea 
 TlTepoej/To, p. 125. 
 
PLAN OF CLASSIFICATION. 
 
 
 Section. 
 
 Nos. 
 
 
 I. Existence 
 
 I to 8 
 
 
 II. Relation 
 
 9— 24 
 
 ■ 
 
 III. Quantity 
 
 25— 57 
 
 Class. 
 
 IV. Ordee . 
 
 58-83 
 84—105 
 
 I. ABSTRACT RELATIONS ^ 
 
 V. Number . 
 
 
 VI. Time . 
 
 106—139 
 
 
 VII. Change . 
 
 140—152 
 
 
 ^VIII. Causation 
 
 153—170 
 
 
 I. Generally . 
 II. Dimensions . 
 III. Form . 
 
 1 80-— 191 
 
 11. SPACE 
 
 192—239 
 240—263 
 
 IV. Motion . 
 
 264—315 
 
 
 I. Generally . 
 
 316—320 
 
 III. MATTER - 
 
 II. Inorganic 
 
 321—356 
 
 
 III. Organic. 
 
 357-449 
 
 IV. INTELLECT. 
 V. VOLITION 
 
 DiAdsion. 
 
 (I) Formation of Ideas 450—5 1 5 
 (11.) Communication of 
 
 Ideas . . . 516 — 599 
 
 (I.) Individual . . 600—736 
 (11.) Intersocial . . 737 — 819 
 
 VI. AFFECTIONS. 
 
 Section. 
 
 f I. Generally 
 
 j II. Personal 
 
 ^ III. Sympathetic 
 
 I IV. Moral . 
 
 L V. Religious 
 
 . 820—826 
 . 827—887 
 . 888—921 
 
 . 922—975 
 976—1000 
 
XXXI 
 
 TABULAE SYNOPSIS OF CATEGOEIES. 
 
 Class I. ABSTRACT RELATIOlSrS. 
 
 I. EXISTENCE. 
 1°. Abstract 
 2°. Concrete 
 
 3°. Formal, 
 
 4°. Modal . 
 II. RELATION. 
 
 1°. Absolute 
 
 I. Existence. 
 
 3, Substantiality. 
 
 f Internal. 
 
 \ 5. Intrinsicality. 
 
 / Absolute. 
 
 \ 7. State. 
 
 2. Inexistence. 
 
 4. Unsubstantiallty. 
 
 External. 
 6. Extrinsicality. 
 
 Relative. 
 8. Circumstance. 
 
 10. Irrelation. 
 
 2°. Continuous 
 '\°. Partial 
 
 4°. General 
 in. QUANTITY. 
 
 1°. Simple .. 
 
 9. Relation. 
 
 11. Consanguinity. 
 
 12. Correlation. 
 
 13. Identity. 14. Contrariety. 
 
 15. Difference. 
 
 16. Uniformity. 16a. Non-uniformity. 
 
 17. Similarity. 18. Dissimilarity. 
 19. Imitation. 20. Non-imitation. 
 
 20a. Variation. 
 21. Copy. 22. Prototype. 
 
 23. Agreement. 24. Disagreement. 
 
 2°. Comparative 
 
 3°. Conjunctive 
 
 25. 
 
 r27. 
 
 31- 
 
 33- 
 
 t35- 
 r 
 37- 
 
 39- 
 
 -J4I. 
 
 143- 
 45- 
 46. 
 48. 
 
 Absolute. Relative. 
 
 Quantity. 26. Degree. 
 
 Equality. 28. Inequality. 
 
 29. Mean. 
 
 30. Compensation, 
 
 By ComjJai'ison ivith a Standard. 
 Greatness. 32. Smallness. 
 
 B]j CompaHson with a Similar Object. 
 Superiority. 34. Inferiority. 
 
 Changes in Quantity. 
 Increase. 36. Decrease. 
 
 .,,.,. o r Non-addition. 
 
 Addition. 38. Is^bd^ction. 
 
 Adjunct. 40. Remainder. 
 
 Mixture. 
 
 Junction. 
 
 Vinculum. 
 
 Coherence. 
 
 Combination. 
 
 b 
 
 40. 
 
 4.0a. Decrement. 
 
 42. Simpleness. 
 
 44. Disjunction. 
 
 Incoherence. 
 Decomposition. 
 
XXXll 
 
 SYNOPSIS OF OATEGOKIES. 
 
 ( 50. Whole. 
 CONCEETE \ 52- Completeness. 
 
 IV. OEDER. 
 
 Composition. 
 Component. 
 
 \ GENERAL I f- ?^^^^- 
 
 i_ 60, Arrangement. 
 
 f 62. 
 
 2°. Consecutive 
 
 Precedence. 
 64. Precursor. 
 66. Beginning. 
 
 68. Middle. 
 
 51. 
 
 53. 
 .S5- 
 57- 
 
 59. 
 61. 
 
 63. 
 65. 
 67. 
 
 Part. 
 
 Incompleteness. 
 Exclusion. 
 Extraneous. 
 
 Disorder. 
 
 Derangement. 
 
 Sequence. 
 
 Sequel. 
 
 End. 
 
 69. Continuity. 
 71. Term. 
 
 Collective j 72. Assemblage. 
 
 1^ 74. Focus. 
 
 r 75. Class. 
 
 Distributive -^ 76. Inclusion. 
 
 [ 7S. Generality. 
 
 f 80. Rule. 
 
 70. Discontinuity. 
 
 .5°. Categorical 
 
 V. NUMBER. 
 
 1°. Abstract 
 
 2°. Determinate 
 
 3°. Indeterminate 
 VI. TIME. 
 
 \_ 82. Conformity. 
 
 Number. 
 
 Numeration. 
 
 List. 
 
 Unity. 
 
 Duality. 
 
 Duplication. 
 
 Triality. 
 
 Triplication. 
 
 Quaternity. 
 
 Quadruplication. 
 
 Five, &c. 
 
 Plurality. 
 
 Multitude. 
 Repetition. 
 Infinity. 
 
 73. 
 
 77. 
 79- 
 81. 
 
 83. 
 
 f Non-assemblage. 
 \ Dispersion. 
 
 Exclusion. 
 Speciality. 
 Multiformity. 
 Unconformity. 
 
 88. Accompaniment. 
 91. Bisection. 
 94. Trisection. 
 
 97. Quadrisection. 
 
 99. Quinquesection,&c 
 looa. Fraction. 
 loi. Zero. 
 103. Fewness. 
 
 106. 
 
 107. 
 
 1°. Absolute 
 
 Time. 
 
 Definite. 
 Period. 109. 
 
 Contingent Duration. 
 
 2°. Re- 
 lative. 
 
 I. to Succession 
 
 2. to a PeHod 
 
 Diuturnity. 
 
 Perpetuity. 
 
 Chronometry. 
 
 Priority. 
 
 Present time. 
 
 Synchronism. 
 
 Futurity. 
 
 Newness. 
 
 Morning. 
 
 Youth. 
 
 Infant. 
 
 III. 
 113- 
 115- 
 117. 
 119. 
 
 122. 
 124. 
 126. 
 128. 
 
 3. to an Effect / 132. 
 \i34- 
 
 or Purpose 
 Recurrent 
 
 /I36. 
 \ 138. 
 
 Earliness. 
 Occasion. 
 Frequency. 
 Periodicity. 
 
 130. 
 
 Adolescence 
 133- 
 135. 
 137. 
 139- 
 
 Neverness. 
 
 Indefinite. 
 Course. 
 
 Transientness. 
 Instant aneity. 
 Anachronism. 
 Posteriority. 
 Different time. 
 
 Preterition. 
 
 Oldness. 
 
 Evening. 
 
 Age. 
 
 Veteran. 
 
 Lateness. 
 Intempestivity. 
 Infrequency. 
 Irregularity. 
 
SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES. 
 
 Vn. CHANGE. 
 
 
 
 
 
 (140. Change. 
 
 141. Permanence. 
 
 
 
 142. Cessation. 
 
 143. Continuance. 
 
 1°. 
 
 Simple - 
 
 144. Conversion. 
 146. Revolution. 
 
 145. Reversion. 
 
 
 
 147. Substitution. 
 
 148. Interchange. 
 
 
 Complex -l 
 
 ' 149. Changeableness. 
 
 150. Stability. 
 
 2°. 
 
 Present. 
 _iSi. Eventuality. 
 
 FutUTC. 
 
 
 
 152. Destiny. 
 
 Vlil. CAUSATION. 
 
 
 
 1°. 
 
 CoxsTAxcY OF Se- 
 
 f Constant Ante- 
 153. < cedent. 
 L Cause. 
 
 ^ ^ ^ r Constant Sequent. 
 '^4- ^Effect. 
 
 
 quence 
 
 f Assignment of 
 155. < Cause. 
 
 C Ahsence of As- 
 156. < signment. 
 
 
 
 
 
 L Attribution. 
 
 L Chance. 
 
 2°. 
 
 Connection be- ri57. Power. 
 
 158. Impotence. 
 
 
 tween Cause < 
 
 Beqrees of Pon&r. 
 
 
 AND Effect... Li59- Strength. 
 
 160. Weakness. 
 
 
 
 /I61. Production. 
 
 162. Destruction. 
 
 
 
 163. Reproduction. 
 
 
 
 
 164. Producer, 
 
 165. Destroyer. 
 
 3°. 
 
 Power in Opeea- 
 
 166. Paternity. 
 
 167. Posterity. 
 
 
 TION " 
 
 168. Productiveness. 
 170. Agency. 
 
 169. Unproductiveness. 
 
 
 
 171. Energy. 
 
 172. Inertness. 
 
 
 
 ^73. Violence. 
 
 174. Moderation. 
 
 
 
 ' 175. Influence. 
 
 176. Tendency. 
 
 _I77. Liability. 
 
 175^. Absence of In- 
 
 4°. 
 
 Indirect Power ... 
 
 fluence. 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 5° 
 
 Combinations of 1 
 Causes 
 
 . 1 78. Concurrence. 
 
 179. Counteraction. 
 
 Class IL SPACE. 
 
 L SPACE m GENERAL. 
 
 o f Indefinite. 
 1°. Abstract Space -j l^ Space. 
 
 2^. Relative Space... [^l^- f'^fr* 
 \ 184. Location. 
 
 ri86. Presence. 
 
 3°. Existence in Space <^ 188. Inhabitant. 
 
 L190. Contents. 
 
 n. DIMENSIONS. 
 
 /'192. Size. 
 
 1°. General ^94- Expansion. 
 
 196. Distance, 
 i 198. Interval. 
 200. Length. 
 
 /Breadth. 
 202. <j^ Thickness. 
 204. Layer. 
 I 206. Height 
 \2o8. Depth. 
 b 2 
 
 2°. Linear 
 
 180a. Inextension. 
 o f Definite. 
 ^^^' t Region. 
 ,0^ f Limited. 
 '^^- 1 Place. 
 
 185. Displacement. 
 187. Absence. 
 189. Abode. 
 191. Receptacle. 
 
 193. Littleness. 
 195. Contraction. 
 197. Nearness. 
 199. Contiguity. 
 201. Shortness. 
 
 {Narrowness. 
 Thinness. 
 205. Filament. 
 207. Lowness. 
 209. Shallowness. 
 
SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES. 
 
 
 
 /210. Summit. 
 
 211. Base. 
 
 212. Verticality. 
 
 213. Horizontalitji 
 
 .». LI».AB-...«W -4. Pendenc,^^ 
 
 215. Support. 
 217. Obliquity. 
 
 2 1 8. Inversion. 
 
 
 219. Crossing. 
 
 
 
 '220. Exteriority. 
 
 221. Interiority. 
 
 
 222. Centrality. 
 
 
 
 223. Covering. 
 
 224. Lining. 
 
 
 225. Investment. 
 
 226. Divestment. 
 
 /T n^n^^^,^! 
 
 227. Circumjacence. 
 
 22S, Interjacence. 
 
 
 
 229. Circumscription 
 
 230. Outline. 
 
 
 3°. Cextri-^ 
 
 
 231. Edge. 
 
 232. Inclosure 
 
 
 CAL... 
 
 1^233. Limit. 
 
 
 
 r234. Front. 
 .2. Special I 236. Laterality. 
 
 235. Rear. 
 
 
 237, Contraposition, 
 
 L238. Dextrality. 
 
 239. Sinistrality. 
 
 m. FORM. 
 
 
 1°. General -f^^o. Form. 
 
 241, Amorphism. 
 243, Distortion. 
 
 
 244. Angularity. 
 
 
 2°. Special 
 
 245. Curvature. 
 
 246, Straightness. 
 
 247. Circularity. 
 
 248. Convolution, 
 
 
 249. Rotimdity. 
 
 
 
 '250. Convexity. 
 
 252, Concavity. 
 
 
 251. 
 
 Flatness, 
 
 
 253. Sharpness. 
 
 254. Bluntness. 
 
 
 255. Smoothness. 
 
 256, Roughness. 
 
 3°. Superficial - 
 
 257. Notch. 
 
 258. Fold. 
 
 259. Furrow. 
 
 
 
 260. Opening. 
 
 261. Closure. 
 
 
 ^262. Perforator. 
 
 263. Stopper, 
 
 IV. MOTION. 
 
 
 /264. Motion 
 
 265, Quiescence, 
 
 266. Journey. 
 
 267, Navigation. 
 
 1°. Motion in General \ ^f • Traveller. 
 
 270. Transference. 
 
 269. Mariner. 
 
 271. Carrier. 
 
 
 ,272. Vehicle, 
 
 273, Ship. 
 
 2°. Degrees OF Motion 274. Velocity. 
 
 275. Slowness. 
 
 3°. Conjoined withI ^. ^ , 
 Force )'^^^' I^^Piilse. 
 
 277. Recoil. 
 
 
 '278. Direction. 
 
 279. Deviation. 
 
 
 280. Precession. 
 
 281. Sequence. 
 
 
 282. Progression. 
 
 283. Regression. 
 
 
 284. Propulsion. 
 
 285. Traction. 
 
 
 286. Approach, 
 
 287. Recession. 
 
 
 288. Attraction. 
 
 289. Repulsion, 
 
 4°. With reference 
 
 290. Convergence. 
 
 291, Divergence. 
 
 to Direction ... 
 
 292. Arrival, 
 
 293. Departure. 
 
 
 294. Ingress. 
 
 295. Egress. 
 
 
 296. Reception. 
 
 297. Ejection. 
 
 
 298. Food, 
 
 299. Excretion. 
 
 
 300. Insertion. 
 
 301. Extraction. 
 
 
 302. Passage, 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 .303, Transcursion, 
 
 304. Shortcoming, 
 
SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES. 
 
 /305. Ascent. 306. Descent. 
 
 307. Elevation. 308. Depression. 
 
 With eeference 1 309. Leap, 310. Plunge. 
 
 TO DiRECTlOX — -|3ii. Circuition. 
 
 continued. S12. Rotation. 313. Evolution. 
 
 '314. Oscillation. 
 
 (315. Agitation. 
 
 Class III. MATTER. 
 
 [316. Materiality. 
 
 I. MATTER IN GENERAL < 318. World 
 L319. Gravity. 
 
 XL INORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 1°. Solids. 
 
 2°.Fluids 
 
 i.InGemral- 
 
 2. Specific .• 
 
 ^3. In Motion, 
 
 3°. Imperfect Fluids 
 m. ORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 I °. Vitality-^ 
 
 In Gene- 
 ral . . 
 
 2. Special 
 
 Density. 
 Hardness. 
 Elasticity. 
 Tenacity. 
 Texture. 
 Pulverulence. 
 Friction. 
 Fluidity. 
 Liquefaction. 
 Water. 
 Moist m-e. 
 Ocean. 
 rOulf. 
 \ Lake. 
 Marsh. 
 Stream. 
 River. 
 Conduit. 
 Semiliquidity. 
 Pulpiness. 
 
 357. Organization. 
 359. Life. 
 
 /'364. Animality. 
 
 366. Animal. 
 I 368. Zoology. 
 I 370. Cicuration, 
 
 372. Mankind. 
 1373. Man. 
 
 317. Immateriality. 
 320. Levity. 
 
 322. Rarity. 
 324. Softness. 
 326. Inelasticity. 
 328. Brittleness. 
 
 332. Lubrication. 
 334. Gaseity. 
 336. Vaporizaticin, 
 338. Air. 
 340. Dryness. 
 342. Land. 
 
 344. Plain. 
 
 346. Island. 
 
 349. Wind. 
 351. Air-pipe. 
 353. Bubble. 
 
 355. Unctuousness. 
 
 356. Oil. 
 356^^. Resin. 
 
 358. Inorganization, 
 
 360. Death. 
 
 361. Killing. 
 
 362. Corpse. 
 
 363. Interment. 
 365. Vegetability. 
 367. Vegetable. 
 369. Botany. 
 371. Agriculture, 
 
 374. Woman« 
 
SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES. 
 
 ^< 
 
 (i) General 
 
 /375- 
 1377- 
 r379. 
 ri. Touoh^^^^^^ 
 
 (382. 
 1384. 
 2. Seat ' 386. 
 
 3. Taste 
 
 X2) Special 
 
 4. Odour 
 
 1 400. 
 
 402. 
 404. 
 
 406. 
 408. 
 
 410. 
 
 5. Sound J ^11, 
 
 413- 
 
 415- 
 416. 
 417. 
 
 Sensibility. 
 
 Pleasure. 
 
 Touch. 
 
 (Sensations of 
 Touch, 
 Heat. 
 
 Calefaction. 
 Furnace. 
 Fuel. 
 
 Thermometer. 
 Taste. 
 Pungency. 
 Condiment. 
 Savouriness. 
 Sweetness. 
 Odour. 
 Fragrance. 
 
 376. 
 378. 
 
 Insensibility, 
 Pain. 
 
 381. Numbness. 
 
 383. 
 385. 
 
 Cold. 
 Eefrigeration. 
 
 387. Refrigeratory. 
 
 391. Insipidity. 
 
 ,6. Light « 
 
 U18. 
 
 420. 
 
 423- 
 425- 
 
 428. 
 430- 
 432. 
 434- 
 436. 
 438. 
 440. 
 
 441. 
 
 444. 
 
 445- 
 446. 
 
 L448. 
 
 395. Unsavouriness. 
 397. Sourness. 
 399. Inodorousness. 
 401. Foetor. 
 
 (i.) Sound in General. 
 Sound. 403. Silence. 
 
 Loudness. 405. Faintness. 
 
 (ii.) Specific Sounds. 
 Snap. 407. Roll. 
 
 Resonance. 408^. Non-resonance. 
 
 409. Sibilation. 
 Stridor. 
 Cry. 412. TJlulation. 
 
 (iii.) Musical Sounds. 
 
 /Melody. 414. Discord. 
 
 V Concord. 
 Music. 
 Musician. 
 Musical Instruments. 
 
 (iv.) Perception of Sound. 
 Hearing. 419. Deafness. 
 
 (i.) Light in General. 
 Light. 421. Darkness. 
 
 422. Dimness. 
 Luminary. 424. Shade. 
 
 Transparency. 426. Opacity. 
 427. Semi transparency. 
 
 (ii.) Specific Light. 
 
 Colour. 429. Achromatism. 
 
 Whiteness. 431. Blackness. 
 
 Gray. 433. Brown. 
 
 Redness. 435. Greenness. 
 
 Yellowness. 437. Purple. 
 
 Blueness. 439. Orange. 
 Variegation. 
 
 (iii.) Perceptions of Light. 
 Vision, 442. Blindness, 
 
 443. Dimsightedness. 
 Spectator. 
 
 Optical Instruments. 
 Visibility. 447. Invisibility. 
 
 Appearance. 449, Disappearance. 
 
SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES. 
 
 xxxvu 
 
 Class TV. INTELLECT. 
 
 Division (I.). Formation of Ideas. 
 
 I. Operations of In- (45°- Intellect. 
 
 TELLECT IN GEN- ■{ ^ ™, , , 
 
 ERAL i •^i'^^^ '• 
 
 453. Idea. 
 
 '455. Curiosity. 
 
 457. Attention. 
 
 459. Care. 
 
 461. Inquiry. 
 
 463. Experiment. 
 
 464. Comparison. 
 
 465. Discrimination 
 
 466. Measurement. 
 ^467. Evidence 
 
 U. Precursory Condi- 
 tions and Opera- 
 tions 
 
 450a. Absence of Intel- 
 lect. 
 452. Incogitancy. 
 454. Topic. 
 456. Incuriosity. 
 458. Inattention. 
 460. Neglect. 
 462. Answer. 
 
 465^^. Indiscrimination. 
 468. Counter-evidence. 
 
 469. Qualification. 
 
 m. 
 
 Materials for 1 
 Kbasoning 'i 
 
 IV. Keasoning 
 cesses 
 
 Pro- 
 
 JDegrees of Evidence. 
 
 470. Possibility. 
 472. Probability. 
 ! 474. Certainty. 
 
 476. Seasoning. 
 
 478. Demonstration. 
 ^480. Judgment. 
 480(Z. Discovery. 
 482. Over-estimation. 
 
 V. Kesults of Eeason- 
 
 ING 
 
 471. Impossibility. 
 
 473. Improbability. 
 
 475. Uncertainty. 
 
 f Intuition. 
 
 ^'^' \ Sophistry. 
 
 479. Confutation. 
 
 481. Misjudgment. 
 
 484. Belief. 
 
 486. Credulity. 
 488. Assent. 
 490. Knowledge. 
 492. Scholar. 
 494. Truth. 
 496. Maxim. 
 
 483. Under-estimation. 
 g 1^ / Unbelief. 
 
 V Doubt. 
 487. Incredulity. 
 489. Dissent. 
 491. Ignorance. 
 493. Ignoramus. 
 495. Error. 
 497. Absurdity. 
 
 Faculties. 
 
 g /Intelligence. 
 49«- \ Wisdom. 
 500. Sage. 
 502. Sanity. 
 
 ^ ^^_.. [i^.TotUPast 505- Memory. 
 VI. EXTE^- , Expectation. 
 
 SION OF 4 J / r 
 
 Thought |^ ^o^ rjj^ ^j^^ J ^jq. Foresight. 
 Future j 5 1 1 • Prediction. 
 512. Omen. 
 1513. Oracle. 
 
 Vn, CKEATiv.THonOHX (SH; ^Zlinadon. 
 
 ,^r. /Imbecility. 
 499- I Folly. 
 501. Fool. 
 
 503. Insanity. 
 
 504. Madman. 
 506. Oblivion. 
 
 508. Inexpectation. 
 
 509. Disappointment. 
 
XXXVlll 
 
 SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES. 
 
 Division (II.)- Oommunicatioi^ or Ideas. 
 
 Nature op Ideas 
 Communicated.... 
 
 516. Meaning. 517. TJnmeaningness. 
 
 518. Intelligibility. 519. Unintelligibility. 
 
 520. Equivocalness. 
 521. Metaphor. 
 
 II. Modes op Commu- 
 nication 
 
 522. Interpretation. 
 
 524. Interpreter. 
 1-525. Manifestation. 
 I 527. Information. 
 I 529. Disclosure. 
 ] 531. Publication. 
 1 532. News. 
 
 534. Messenger. 
 
 535. Affirmation. 
 
 537. Teaching. 
 540. Teacher. 
 
 523. Misinterpretation. 
 
 526. Latency. 
 528. Concealment. 
 530. Ambush. 
 
 533. Secret. 
 
 536. Negation, 
 
 f 538. Misteaching. 
 
 \539. Learning. 
 
 541. Learner. 
 
 542. School. 
 543. Veracity. 544. Falsehood. 
 
 545. Deception. 
 
 546. Untruth. 
 547. Dupe. 548. Deceiver. 
 
 549. Exaggeration. 
 
 m. Means op Communication. 
 
 r55o. Indication. 
 
 1°. Natural Means... - 
 
 551. Kecord. 
 
 553. Recorder. 
 
 554. Representation. 
 
 556. Painting. 
 
 557. Sculpture. 
 
 558. Engraving. 
 
 559. Artist. 
 
 560. Language. 
 
 561. Letter. 
 
 562. Word. 
 564. Nomenclature. 
 566. Phrase. 
 
 1. Language 567. Grammar. 
 generally ■[ 569. Style. 
 
 2°. Conven- 
 tional i 
 Means. 
 
 570. Perspicuity. 
 572. Conciseness. 
 574. Vigour. 
 576. Plainness. 
 I578. Elegance. 
 580. Voice. 
 Spoken \ 582. Speech. 
 Language \ 584. Loquacity. 
 586. Allocution. 
 588. Interlocution. 
 /590. Writing. 
 592. Correspondence. 
 3. Written 594. Description. 
 Language J 595. Dissertation. 
 I 596. Compendium. 
 597. Poetry. 
 '599- The Drama. 
 
 552. Obliteration. 
 555. Misrepresentation. 
 
 563. Neology. 
 565. Misnomer. 
 
 568. Solecism. 
 
 of Style. 
 
 571. Obscurity. 
 
 573. Diffuseness. 
 
 575. Feebleness. 
 
 577. Ornament. 
 
 579. Inelegance. 
 
 581. Aphony. 
 
 583. Stammering, 
 
 585. Taciturnity. 
 
 587. Response. 
 
 589. Soliloquy. 
 
 591. Printing. 
 
 593. Book, 
 
 598. Prose. 
 
SYNOPSIS OF CATEGOEIES. 
 Class V. VOLITIGJSr. 
 
 Division (I.). Individual Volition. 
 
 I. VOLITIOX^ 
 
 IX General. 
 
 ^1°. Acts 
 
 r6oo. Will. 
 602. "Willingness. 
 ! 604. Kesolution. 
 
 J6o4«. Perseverance") 
 606. Obstinacy. / 
 
 609. 
 
 I 611. 
 L613. 
 
 601. 
 603. 
 605. 
 
 607. 
 
 608. 
 
 Choice. J 6o9« 
 
 \6io. 
 
 Predetermination. 612. 
 
 Habit. 
 
 2°. Causes 
 
 [615. 
 1617. 
 
 3°. Objects... 618 
 
 IT. Prospec 
 
 TIVE VOLI- <! 
 TION .... 
 
 Cbncep- 
 tional 
 
 2°. Su bser- 
 vience to 
 Ends ... 
 
 Motive. 
 
 Plea. 
 
 Good. 
 620. Intention. 
 622. Pursuit. 
 
 614. 
 / 6i5« 
 \6i6. 
 
 619. 
 621. 
 
 623. 
 624. 
 
 Necessity. 
 
 Unwillingness. 
 
 Irresolution. 
 
 Tergiversation. 
 
 Caprice 
 
 .Absence of Choice. 
 
 Eejection. 
 
 Impulse. 
 
 Desuetude. 
 
 , Absence of Motive. 
 
 Dissuasion. 
 
 Evil. 
 Chance. 
 Avoidance. 
 Eelinquishment. 
 
 629. Circuit. 
 
 625. Business. 
 
 626. Plan. 
 
 627. Method. 
 
 628. Mid-course. 
 
 630. Requirement. 
 
 I. Actual Subservience. 
 
 631. Instrumentality. 
 
 632. Means. 
 
 633. Instrument. 
 
 634. Substitute. 
 
 635. Materials. 
 
 636. Store. 
 
 637. Provision. 638. "Waste. 
 
 639. Sufficiency. 
 
 641. Redundance. 640. Insufficiency. 
 
 2. Degree 
 
 642. Importance. 
 
 644. Utility. 
 646. Expedience. 
 648. Goodness. 
 650. Perfection. 
 652. Cleanness. 
 654. Health. 
 656. Salubrity. 
 658. Improvement. 
 660. Eestoration. 
 662. Remedy. 
 
 of Suhservience. 
 
 643. Unimportance. 
 645. Inutility. 
 647. Inexpedience. 
 649. Badness. 
 651. Imperfection. 
 653. Uncleanness. 
 655. Disease. 
 657. Insalubrity. 
 659. Deterioration. 
 661. Relapse. 
 663. Bane. 
 
 3. Contingent Subserrience. 
 664. Safety. 665. Danger. 
 
 666. Refuge. 
 
 668. "Warning. 
 
 669. Alarm. 
 
 670. Preservation. 
 
 671. Escape. 
 
 672. Deliverance. 
 
 667. Pitfall. 
 
xl 
 
 SYNOPSIS OF OATEGOKIES. 
 
 
 i 
 
 
 r673 
 
 . Preparation. 
 
 674 
 
 . Non-preparation. 
 
 II. Prospec- 3° 
 
 . Pre cur- 675 
 
 . Essay. 
 
 
 
 TIVE VOLI--^ 
 
 sory Mea- 1 676 
 
 . Undertaking. 
 
 
 
 Tioiii—eotit. 
 
 sures ... [g^^ 
 
 . Use. 
 
 r678 
 1 679 
 
 Disuse. 
 . Misuse. 
 
 
 
 r68o 
 
 Action. 
 
 681 
 
 . Inaction. 
 
 
 
 682 
 
 Activity. 
 
 683 
 
 Inactivity. 
 
 
 
 684 
 
 Haste. 
 
 685 
 
 Leisure. 
 
 \° 
 
 Simple 
 
 ' 686 
 
 Exertion. 
 
 687 
 
 Repose. 
 
 
 688 
 
 Fatigue. 
 
 689 
 
 Refreshment. 
 
 III. Action..- 
 
 
 690 
 
 Agent. 
 
 
 
 
 .691 
 
 Workshop. 
 
 
 
 C692 
 693 
 694 
 
 Conduct. 
 
 
 
 
 Direction. 
 
 
 
 .2°. 
 
 Director. 
 
 
 
 695 
 
 Advice. 
 
 
 
 Complex... < 696 
 
 Council. 
 
 
 
 
 1697. 
 
 Precept. 
 
 
 
 
 698. 
 
 Skill. 
 
 699. 
 
 Unskilfulness. 
 
 
 700. 
 702. 
 
 Proficient. 
 
 701. 
 
 Bungler. 
 
 
 Cunning. 
 
 703. 
 
 Artlessness. 
 
 
 1°. 
 
 tionaiP'''^' 
 
 Difficulty. 
 
 705. 
 
 Facility. 
 
 
 
 
 r7o6. 
 
 Hindrance. 
 
 707. 
 
 Aid. 
 
 
 
 
 708. 
 
 Opposition. 
 
 709. 
 
 Cooperation. 
 
 IV. Antago- 
 
 
 
 710. 
 
 Opponent. 
 
 711. 
 
 Auxiliary. 
 
 nism...' 
 
 
 
 712. 
 
 Party. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 713- 
 
 Discord. 
 
 714. 
 
 Concord. 
 
 
 
 
 715- 
 
 Defiance, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 716. 
 
 Attack. 
 
 717. 
 
 Defence. 
 
 
 .2°. 
 
 Active ... - 
 
 71S. 
 
 Retaliation. 
 
 719. 
 
 Resistance. 
 
 
 
 720. 
 
 Contention. 
 
 721. 
 
 Peace. 
 
 
 
 722. 
 
 Warfare. 
 
 723. 
 
 Pacification. 
 
 
 
 724. 
 
 Mediation. 
 
 
 
 
 
 725. 
 
 Submission. 
 
 
 
 
 
 726. 
 
 Combatant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 727. 
 
 Arms. 
 
 
 
 
 
 728. 
 
 Arena. 
 
 
 
 
 7729- 
 
 Completion. 
 
 730. 
 
 Non-completioa 
 
 
 731. 
 
 Success. 
 
 732- 
 
 Failure. 
 
 V. Results of Action ^733. 
 
 Trophy. 
 
 
 
 
 734- 
 
 Prosperity. 
 
 735. 
 
 Adversity. 
 
 
 \ 
 
 736. Mediocrity. 
 
 
 
 Division (^11.) . 
 
 Intersocial Volition. 
 
 
 1 
 
 '737- 
 
 Authority. 
 
 738. 
 
 Laxity. 
 
 
 
 739. 
 
 Severity. 
 
 740. 
 
 Lenity. 
 
 
 
 741. 
 
 Command. 
 
 
 
 
 
 742. 
 
 Disobedience. 
 
 743- 
 
 Obedience. 
 
 
 
 744- 
 
 Compulsion. 
 
 
 
 
 
 745- 
 
 Master. 
 
 746. 
 
 Servant. 
 
 
 
 747- 
 
 Sceptre. 
 
 
 
 L General 
 
 J 
 
 748. 
 750- 
 
 Freedom. 
 
 749- 
 751- 
 
 Subjection. 
 Restraint. 
 
 
 
 Liberation. 
 
 
 
 
 
 752. 
 
 Prison. 
 
 
 
 753- 
 
 Keeper. 
 
 754. 
 
 Prisoner, 
 
 
 
 755- 
 
 Commission. 
 
 756. 
 757. 
 
 Abrogation. 
 Resignation. 
 
 
 
 758- 
 
 Consignee. 
 
 
 
 
 
 I. 
 
 759- 
 
 Deputy. 
 
 
 
SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES. 
 
 xli 
 
 
 760. 
 
 Permission. 
 
 761. Prohibition. 
 
 
 762. 
 
 Consent. 
 
 
 II. Spbctat H 
 
 763. 
 
 Offer. 
 
 764. Refusal. 
 
 
 765. 
 
 Request. 
 
 766. Deprecation. 
 
 
 767. 
 
 Petitioner. 
 
 
 
 r768. 
 
 Promise. 
 
 768a. Release. 
 
 
 769. 
 
 Compact. 
 
 
 III. Conditional - 
 
 770. 
 
 Conditions. 
 
 
 
 771. 
 
 Security. 
 
 
 
 772. 
 
 Observance. 
 
 773. Non-observance. 
 
 
 •- 
 
 774- 
 
 Compromise. 
 
 IV. Possessive Kelatk 
 
 )NS. 
 
 
 
 
 775- 
 
 Acquisition. 
 
 776. Loss. 
 
 
 111- 
 
 Possession. 
 
 iTJa. Exemption. 
 
 i°.PropeHyin Gen- 
 
 778. 
 
 Participation. 
 
 
 eral "" 
 
 779. 
 
 Possessor. 
 
 
 
 780. 
 
 Property. 
 
 
 
 I781. 
 
 Retention. 
 
 782. Relinquishment. 
 
 
 r783. 
 784. 
 
 Transfer. 
 
 
 
 Giving. 
 
 785. Receiving. 
 
 
 786. 
 
 Apportionment. 
 
 2°. Transfer of Pro- ^ 
 
 787. 
 
 Lending. 
 
 788, Borrowing. 
 
 P^-ty 
 
 789. 
 
 Taking. 
 
 790. Restitution. 
 
 
 791. 
 
 Stealing. 
 
 
 
 792. 
 
 Thief. 
 
 
 
 L793- 
 
 Booty. 
 
 
 
 f794- 
 795- 
 797- 
 
 Barter. 
 
 
 3°. Interchange of ^ 
 Property 
 
 Purchase. 
 Merchant. 
 
 796. Sale. 
 
 798. 
 
 Merchandise. 
 
 
 
 1799- 
 
 Mart. 
 
 
 
 '800. 
 
 Money. 
 
 
 
 801. 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 
 
 802. 
 
 Treasury. 
 
 
 
 803. 
 
 Wealth. 
 
 804. Poverty. 
 
 
 805. 
 
 Credit. 
 
 806. Debt. 
 
 4°. Monetary Rela- 
 tions 
 
 807. 
 
 Payment. 
 
 808. Non-pajTnent 
 
 809. 
 
 Expenditure. 
 
 810. Receipt. 
 
 
 811. 
 
 Accounts. 
 
 
 
 812. 
 
 Price. 
 
 813. Discount. 
 
 
 814. 
 
 Dearness. 
 
 815. Cheapness. 
 
 
 816. 
 
 Liberality. 
 
 817. Economy. 
 
 
 l8i8. 
 
 Prodigality. 
 
 819. Parsimony. 
 
 Class VI. AFFECTIONS. 
 
 - 820. Affections. 
 
 I- ^^^f,7^^^S ^E^^-J822:SenslbW 823. Insensibility. 
 
 ^^^^^ '824. Excitation. 
 
 825. Excitability. 826. Inexcitability, 
 
xlii 
 
 SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES. 
 
 n. PERSONAL. 
 
 Passive 
 
 2°. Discriminative 
 
 3°. Prospective. 
 
 4°. Contemplative 
 
 5°. Extrinsic. 
 
 827. 
 829. 
 
 831. 
 
 J 834. 
 
 836. 
 
 838. 
 
 840. 
 
 842. 
 L844. 
 
 845- 
 847. 
 
 850. 
 852. 
 
 [858. 
 
 861. 
 
 I 863. 
 
 865. 
 
 Pleasure. 
 Pleasurableness. 
 
 Content. 
 
 /832. 
 I833. 
 
 Relief. 
 
 835- 
 
 Cheerfulness. 
 
 837. 
 
 Rejoicing. 
 
 839. 
 
 Amusement. 
 
 841. 
 
 Wit. 
 
 843- 
 
 Humorist. 
 
 
 Beauty. 
 Ornament. 
 
 Taste. 
 Fashion. 
 
 Hope. 
 
 Courage. 
 Rashness. 
 Desire. 
 
 866. 
 
 /870. 
 L872. 
 
 r873- 
 
 875. 
 
 ^77. 
 
 878. 
 
 880. 
 i882. 
 
 883. 
 
 884. 
 
 885. 
 L887. 
 
 Wonder. 
 Prodigy. 
 
 Repute. 
 
 Nobility. 
 
 Title. 
 
 Pride. 
 
 Vanity. 
 
 Ostentation. 
 
 Celebration. 
 
 Boasting. 
 
 Insolence. 
 
 Blusterer. 
 
 828. Pain. 
 
 830. Painfulness. 
 
 Discontent. 
 
 Regret. 
 
 Aggravation. 
 
 Dejection. 
 
 Lamentation. 
 
 Weariness. 
 
 Dulness. 
 
 846. Ugliness. 
 
 848. Blemish. 
 
 849. Simplicity. 
 851. Vulgarity. 
 
 853. Ridiculousness. 
 
 854. Fop. 
 
 855. Affectation. 
 856 Ridicule. 
 
 857, Laughing-stock. 
 
 /859. Hopelessness. 
 \86o. Fear. 
 
 862. Cowardice. 
 
 864. Caution. 
 
 867. Dislike. 
 Indifference. 
 
 868. Fastidiousness. 
 
 869. Satiety. 
 
 871. Expectance. 
 
 874. Disrepute. 
 876. Commonalty. 
 
 879. Humility. 
 881. Modesty. 
 
 886. Servility. 
 
 m. SYMPATHETIC. 
 
 1°. Social 
 
 r888. Friendship. 
 890. Friend. 
 892. Sociality. 
 894. Courtesy. 
 
 896. Congratulation. 
 
 897. Love. 
 899. Favourite. 
 
 902. Endearment. 
 
 903. Marriage. 
 
 889. Enmity. 
 891. Enemy. 
 893. Seclusion. 
 895. Discourtesy. 
 
 898. Hate. 
 
 900. Resentment. 
 
 901. Irascibility. 
 goia. SuUenness. 
 
 {904. Celibacy. 
 905. Divorce. 
 
SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES. 
 
 xliii 
 
 2°. Diffusive 
 
 906. Benevolence. 
 
 910. Philanthropy. 
 912. Benefactor. 
 
 ^ /914. Pity. 
 
 ^^^^^^^ I915. Condolence. 
 
 4°. Keteospective 
 
 IV. MORAL. 
 
 1°. Obligations .. 
 
 916. Gratitude. 
 8. Forgiveness. 
 
 I2i 
 
 907. Malevolence. 
 
 908. Malediction. 
 
 909. Threat, 
 
 911. Misanthropy. 
 913. Evil doer. 
 914a. Pitilessness. 
 
 917. Ingratitude. 
 
 919. Revenge. 
 
 920. Jealousy. 
 
 921. Envy. 
 
 2°. Sentiments 
 
 3°. Conditions 
 
 922. 
 924. 
 
 1^926. 
 /928. 
 
 931- 
 933- 
 935- 
 937- 
 r939- 
 
 942. 
 
 4.°. Practice 
 
 5°. Institutions 
 
 i944- 
 ^946. 
 
 948. 
 
 950- 
 1952. 
 
 953- 
 
 955- 
 956. 
 958. 
 960. 
 
 "963. 
 965. 
 966. 
 967. 
 968. 
 969. 
 970. 
 
 973- 
 
 Right. 923. 
 
 Dueness. 925. 
 
 /927. 
 \927« 
 
 929. 
 
 930- 
 
 932. 
 
 934- 
 
 936. 
 
 938. 
 
 940. 
 
 941. 
 Disinterestedness. 943. 
 Virtue. 945. 
 
 Innocence. 947. 
 
 Good Man. 949. 
 
 Penitence. 951. 
 
 Atonement. 
 
 Duty. 
 Respect. 
 
 Approbation. 
 
 Flattery. 
 
 Flatterer. 
 
 Vindication. 
 
 Probity. 
 
 Wrong. 
 Un dueness. 
 Dereliction. 
 . Exemption. 
 Disrespect. 
 Contempt. 
 Disapprobation. 
 Detraction. 
 Detractor. 
 Accusation. 
 Improbity. 
 Knave. 
 Selfishness, 
 Vice. 
 Guilt. 
 Bad Man. 
 Impenitence. 
 
 Temperance. 
 
 Asceticism. 
 Fasting. 
 Sobriety. 
 Purity. 
 
 Legality. 
 
 Jurisprudence. 
 
 Tribunal. 
 
 Judge. 
 
 Lawyer. 
 
 Lawsuit. 
 
 Acquittal. 
 
 Reward. 
 
 V. RELIGIOUS. 
 
 r976. Deity. 
 1°. Superhuman Be- J 977. Angel. 
 iNGS AND Regions ] 979. Jupiter. 
 
 (^981. Heaven. 
 
 ('983. Theology. 
 2°. Doctrines ^^983*. Orthodoxy., 
 
 1,985. Revelation. 
 
 954. Intemperance. 
 954a. Sensualist. 
 
 957. Gluttony. 
 959. Drunkenness. 
 
 961. Impurity. 
 
 962. Libertine. 
 964. Illegality. 
 
 971. Condemnation. 
 /972. Punishment. 
 \974. Penalty. 
 
 975. Scourge. 
 
 978. Satan. 
 980. Demon. 
 982. Hell. 
 
 984. Heterodoxy. 
 
 986. Pseudo-revelation. 
 
xliv 
 
 SYNOPSIS OF CATEGORIES, 
 
 Sentiments J^ 9^7- Piety. gg 
 
 990- Worship. 
 
 4 . Acts 
 
 5°. Institutions 
 
 995- Churchdom. 
 996. Clergy. 
 
 998. Rite. 
 
 999. Canonicals. 
 Tooo. Temple. 
 
 988. Impiety. 
 
 989. Irreligion. 
 991- Idolatry, 
 992. Sorcery. 
 
 993- Spell. 
 
 994- Sorcerer. 
 
 997- Laity. 
 
ABBREVIATIONS, &c. 
 
 Adj. 
 
 adj. 
 
 Adjectives, Participles 
 Adjectives, 
 
 , and Wor( 
 
 Adv. 
 
 adv. 
 
 Adverbs and Adverbial 
 
 Expressions. 
 
 Int. 
 
 int. 
 
 Interjections. 
 
 
 Phr. 
 
 phr. 
 
 Phrases. 
 
 
 V. 
 
 V. 
 
 Verbs. 
 
 
 having the power of 
 
 The numbers are those of the headings, or Categories. 
 
 Words in Italics within parentheses are not intended to explain the mean- 
 ings of the words which precede them, but to indicate the nature of allied 
 groups of words under the nimabers which follow them. 
 
 rSee also the Editor's Preface, p. xii.] , 
 
THESAUEUS 
 
 ENGLISH WOEDS AND PHRASES. 
 
 CLASS I. 
 Words expressing ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 Section I. EXISTENCE. 
 1°. Being, in the Abstract. 
 
 1. Existence. — u. existence, 
 T)eing-, entity, ens, esse, subsistence. 
 
 reality, actuality ; positiveness &c. 
 adj. ; fact, matter of fact, sober reality ; 
 iruth &c. 494 ; actual existence. 
 
 presence &c. {existence in space) 1 86 ; 
 coexistence &:c. 120. 
 
 stubborn fact; not a -dream &c. 515 ; 
 no joke. 
 
 [Science of existence], Ontology. 
 
 "V. exist, be ; have -being &c. n. ; 
 subsist, live, breathe, stand, obtain, be 
 the case; occur &c. (event) 151; have 
 place, prevail ; find oneself, pass the 
 tima, vegetate. 
 
 consist in, lie in. 
 
 come into -existence Sec. n. : arise i^c. 
 iperfin) 66 ; come forth &C. {appear) 
 446. 
 
 become &:c. {he converted) 144 ; bring 
 into existence &c. 161. 
 
 .A.dj. existing «S:c. v. ; existent, under 
 the sun ; in -existence &c. n. ; extant ; 
 afloat, on foot, current, prevalent ; un- 
 destroyed. 
 
 real, actual, positive, absolute ; true 
 iSrc. 494 ; substan-tial, -tive ; self-exist- 
 ing, -ent. 
 
 Z.Znexistence.— xor. mexistence; 
 non-existence, -subsistence; nonentity, 
 nil ; negativeness iS:c. adj. ; nullity ; ni- 
 hil-ity, -ism ; tahida rasa, blank ; abey- 
 ance ; absence &c. 187 ; no such thing 
 &c. 4. 
 
 annihilation ; extinction &c. {dest7'uc-' 
 Hon) 162. 
 
 V. not -exist Sec. i : have no -existence 
 »S:c. I ; be null and void ; cease to -exist 
 «S:c. I ; pass away, perish ; be -, become- 
 extinct &c. adj. ; die out ; disappear &c. 
 449 ; melt away, dissolve, leave not a 
 rack behind ; go, be no more; die »S:c. 
 360. 
 
 annihilate, render null, nullify ; abro- 
 gate &c. 756; destroy &c. 162; take 
 away; remove Szc. (displace) 185. 
 
 Adj. inexistent non-existent Sec. i ; 
 negative, blank ; missing, omitted ; ab- 
 sent Sec. 187. 
 
 unreal, potential, virtual; baseless, 
 in nubibus ; unsubstantial &c. 4 ; vain. 
 
 un-born, -created, -begotten, -con- 
 ceived, -produced, -made. 
 
 perished, annihilated &c. v. ; extinct, 
 exhausted, gone, lost, departed ; defunct 
 &c. (dead) 360. 
 
 B 
 
 0^ 
 
1—6. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. I. 1°. 
 
 wcll-fci'Pded, -gron.ided ; un-ideal, 
 "imagined; not -potential &c. 2. 
 
 Adv. actually &c. adj. ; in -fact, - point 
 of i'act,- realitj'; indeed ; de -, ipso -facto. 
 
 fabulous, ideal «S:c. {imoginary) 515 
 supposititious &c. 514. 
 
 Adv. negatively, virtually, «S:c. adj. 
 
 \ Being, ix the Ooxceete. 
 
 3. Substantiality. —w. substan- 
 tiality, hypostasis ; person, thing, object, 
 article ; something, a being, an existence; 
 creature, body, substance^ llesh and 
 blood, stuff, substratum ; matter &c. 
 316. 
 
 [Totality of existences], world &c. 
 318; j)lenum. 
 
 Adj. substan-tive, -tial ; hypostatic ; 
 personal, bodily ; tangible &c. (material) 
 316. 
 
 Adv. substantially &c. ad). ; bodily, 
 essentially. 
 
 4. Unsubstantiality.— IT. un-^ 
 in-substantiality; nothingness, nihility, 
 nothing, naught, nil, nullity, zero, 
 cipher, no one, nobody ; never -, ne'er 
 -a one ; no such thing, none in the 
 world ; nothing -whatever, - at all, - on 
 earth ; not a -particle &c. {smallness) 32 ; 
 all -talk, - moonshine, - stuff and non- 
 sense. 
 
 thing of naught, man of straw, John 
 Doe and Richard Roe, faggot voter ; 
 nominis umbra, nonentity ; flash in the 
 pan, vox et proiterea nihil. 
 
 shadow ; phantom &:(:. {fallacy of 
 vision) 443 ; dream Jbc. (i7nagination) 
 515; iynis fatmis &c. (luminary) 423; 'such stuff as dreams are 
 made of' ; air, thin air ; bubble &c. 353 ; ' baseless fabric of a vision ' : 
 mockery. 
 
 hollo vvness, blank; void &c. (abscricc) 187. 
 inanity, fool's paradise. 
 
 V. vanish, evaporate, fade, dissolve, melt away; disappear &c. 449. 
 Adj. unsubstantial; base-, ground-less; ungrounded; without-, 
 having no- foundation. 
 
 visionary &c. {imaginai-y) 515; immaterial &c. 137; spectral &c. 
 980; dreamy; shadowy; ethereal, airy. 
 
 vacant, vacuous; empty kc. 187; eviscerated; blank, hollow; 
 nominal; null; inane. 
 
 Phr. there's nothing in it. 
 
 3°. Formal Existence. 
 
 Internal conditions. 
 
 5. Intrinsicallty.— w. intrinsi- 
 cality, inbeing, inherence, inhesion ; sub- 
 jectiveness ; ego ; essence ; essential- 
 ness &c. adj.] essential part, quintessence, 
 incarnation, quiddity, gist, pith, marrow, 
 sap, lifeblood, backbone, heart, soul ; 
 important part &c. {imjjortance) 642. 
 
 principle, nature, constitution, cha- 
 racter, type, quality, crasis, diathesis. 
 
 habit ; temper, -ament ; spirit, humour, 
 grain. 
 
 endowment, capacity ; capability *S:c. 
 {poive?') 157. 
 
 moods, declensions, features, aspects ; peculiarities &c. (speciality) 
 79; idiosyncrasy; idiocrasy &c. (tendency) 176; diagnostics. 
 
 V. be -, run- in the blood ; be born so ; be -intrinsic &c. adj. 
 
 Adj. derived from within, subjective; iutrin-sic, -sical ; funda- 
 
 External conditions. 
 
 6. Extrinsicality.— IT. extrinsi- 
 cality, objectiveness, non ego ; extra- 
 neousness &c. 57 ; accident. 
 
 Adj. derived from without; objec- 
 tive ; extrin-sic, -sical ; extraneous &c. 
 (foreign) $7 ; modal, adventitious ; a-, 
 ad-scititious ; incidental, accidental, 
 non-essential. 
 
 implanted, ingrafted. 
 
 outward &c. (external) 220. 
 
 Adv. extrinsically &c. adj. 
 
I. II. 1°. 
 
 EXISTENCE— relation; . 
 
 5— lO. 
 
 mental, normal; implanted, inlierent, essential, natural; in-nate, 
 -born, -bred, -grained, -wrought; radical, incarnate, thoroughbred, 
 hereditary, inherited, immanent ; congen-ital, -ite ; connate, running 
 in the blood ; in-generate, -genite ; indigenous ; in the -grain &c. n.-, 
 bred in the bone, instinctive ; inward, internal kc. 221; to the man- 
 ner born ; virtual. 
 
 characteristic &c. (special) 79, {indicative) $^0 ; invariable, incur- 
 able, ineradicable, tixed. 
 
 Adv. intrinsically &c. adj. ; at bottom, in the main, in effect, 
 practically, virtually, substautialh^, aufond-^ fairly. 
 
 4''. Modal Existence. 
 Absolute. 
 
 7. State. — W. state, condition, cate- 
 gory, estate, lot, case, trim, mood, pickle, 
 plight, temper ; aspect &c. (appearance) 
 448. 
 
 constitution, habitude, diathesis ; frame, 
 fabric &c. 329 ; stamp, set, fit, mould. 
 
 mode, modality, schesis; form &c. 
 {shape) 240. 
 
 tone, tenour, turn ; trim, guise, fashion, 
 light, complexion, style, character. 
 
 V. be in -, possess -, enjoy -, labour 
 
 under- a -state &c. n. ; be on a footing, 
 do, fare ; come to pass. 
 
 Adj. conditional, modal, formal; 
 structural, organic. 
 
 Adv. conditionally &c. adj. ; as -the 
 matter stands, - things are ; such being 
 the case &c. 8. 
 
 Jielative. 
 
 8. Circumstance.— Zir. circum- 
 stance, situation, phase, position, pos- 
 ture, attitude, place, point ; terms ; re- 
 gime ; footing, standing, status. 
 
 occasion, juncture, conjuncture; con- 
 tingency &c. {eve7d) 151, 
 
 predicament ; emergen-ce, -cy ; exi- 
 gency, crisis, pinch, pass, push ; turning 
 point. 
 
 bearings, how the land lies. 
 
 Adj. circumstantial ; given, condi- 
 tional, provisional ; critical ; modal ; con- 
 tingent, incidental ; adventitious &c. {e:v- 
 trinsic) 6. 
 
 Adv. in -, under- the -circumstances 
 &c. n., - conditions &c. 7 ; thus, in such 
 wise. 
 
 accordingly ; that -, such- being the 
 case: that being so, sith, since, seeing 
 that.' 
 as matters stand; as -things, -times- go. < 
 conditionally, provided, if, in case ; if -so, - so be, - it be so ; if it 
 so -happen, - turn out ; in the event of; in such a -contingency, - case, 
 
 - event : provisionally, unless, without. 
 
 according to -circumstances, - the occasion ; as it may -happen, 
 
 - turn out, - be ; as the -case may be, - wind blows ; ^:>;-o 7-e natd. 
 
 Section II. EELATIOK 
 
 1°. ABsoLriE Relation. 
 
 9. Relation. — ir. relation, bearing, 
 reference, connexion, concern, cognation; 
 correlation &c. 12; analogy; similarity 
 &c. 17 ; affinity, homology, alliance, ho- 
 mogeneity, association ; approximation 
 &c. (nearness) 197; filiation &c. (con- 
 sanguinitij) 1 1 ; interest ; relevancy »S:c. 
 
 comparison &c. 464 ; ratio, proportion, 
 link, tie, bond of union. 
 3 
 
 ! 10. [Want, or absence of relation.] 
 I Xrrelation. — w. irrelation, dissocia- 
 I tion ; misrelation ; inconnection ; multi- 
 ! fariousness ; disconnection &c. (disjunct 
 \ tion) 44 ; inconsequence, independence ; 
 incommensurability ; irreconcilableness 
 &c. (disagreement) '24 ; heterogeneity ; 
 unconformity kc. 83 ; irrelevancy, im- 
 pertinence, nihil ad rem ; intrusion &c. 24. 
 V. have no -relation «S:c. 9 to, - bear- 
 B 2 
 
9—12. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. 11. 1°. 
 
 V. be-related &c. adj. ; have a rela- 
 tion kc. 71. ; relate -, refer- to ; bear 
 upon, regard, concern, touch, aftect, 
 have to do with ; pertain -, belong -, 
 appertain- to ; answer to ; interest. 
 
 bring -into relation with, - to bear 
 upon ; connect, associate, draw a paral- 
 lel ; link &c. 43. 
 
 Adj. relative; correlative &c. 12; 
 cognate ; relating to &c. v. ; relative to, 
 in relation with, referable or referrible 
 to ; belonging to *&c. v. ; appurtenant to, 
 in common witli. 
 
 related, connected ; implicated, asso- 
 ciated, aihliated, allied to; en raiyport. 
 
 approxima-tive, -ting; proportion-al, 
 -ate, -able ; allusive, comparable. 
 
 in the same -category &c. 75 ; like &c. 
 17 ; relevant &c. {apt) 23. 
 
 Adv. relatively &c. adj. ; pertinently 
 &c. 23. 
 
 thereof ; as -to, - for, - respects, - re- 
 gards ; about ; concerning &c. v. ; anent ; 
 relating -, as relates- to ; with -relation, 
 ~ reference, - respect, - regard- to ; in 
 respect of; while speaking -, apropos- of ; 
 in connexion with ; by the -way, - by ; 
 whereas ; for -, in- as much as ; in point 
 of, as far as ; on the -part, - score- of; 
 quoad hoc ; p'o re natd ; under the -head 
 <S^.c. (class) 75- of; in the matter of, in re. 
 
 Phr. ' thereby hangs a tale.' 
 
 11. [Relations of kindred.] Consangruinlty. — w. consanguinity, 
 , relationship, kindred, blood; parentage &c. (jmternit^) 166; filiation, 
 
 alHliation ; lineage, agnation, connexion, alliance ; family -connexion, - tie ; 
 ties of blood ; nepotism. 
 
 kins-man, -folk; kith and kin; relation, -tive ; connexion; sib; next of 
 kin ; uncle, aunt, nephew, niece ; cousin, -german ; first -, second- cousin ; 
 cousin -once, - twice &c,- removed ; near -, distant- relation ; brother, 
 sister, one's own flesh and blood. 
 
 family, fraternity ; brother-, sister-, cousin-hood. 
 
 race, stock, generation ; sept &c. 166 ; stirps, side. 
 
 V, be -related &c. adj. - to ; claim -relationship &c. 71.- with. 
 
 Adj. related, akin, consanguineous, of the blood, family, allied, col- 
 lateral ; cog-, ag-, con-nate ; kindred ; affiliated ; fraternal. 
 
 intimately -, nearly -, closely -, remotely -, distantly- related, - allied ; 
 german. 
 
 12. [Double or reciprocal relation.] Correlation. — N". reciprocal- 
 ness &c. adj. ; recipro-city, -cation ; mutuality, correlation, interdepend- 
 ence ; interchange »S:c. 1 48 ; exchange, barter. 
 
 V. reciprocate, alternate; interchange, &c. 148; exchange; counter- 
 change. 
 
 A4j* reciprocal, mutual, commutual, correlative; alternate; inter- 
 changeable ; international. 
 
 Adv. 7nutati8 7nutandis\ vice versa) each other; by turns &c. 148; 
 reciprocally &c. adj. 
 
 ing upon, - concern &:c. 9 with, - business 
 with ; not -concern &c. 9 ; have -nothing 
 to do with, - no business there ; intrude, 
 &c. 24. 
 
 bring -, drag -, lug- in head and 
 shoulders. 
 
 Adj. irrelative, irrespective, unre- 
 lated ; arbitrary ; independent, unallied ; 
 un-, dis-connected ; adrift, isolated, in- 
 sular ; extraneous, strange, alien, foreign, 
 outlandish, exotic. 
 
 not comparable, incommensurable, 
 heterogeneous ; unconformable &c. %;^. 
 
 irrelevant, inapplicable ; not -pertinent, 
 - to the purpose ; impertinent, inappo- 
 site, beside the mark, apropos de hottes ; 
 away from - foreign to -, beside- the 
 -purpose, - question, - transaction, - 
 point ; misplaced &c. (i7itrusive) 24. 
 
 remote, far fetched, out of the way, 
 forced, neither here nor there, quite 
 another thing ; detached, segregate. 
 
 multifarious; discordant &c. 24. 
 
 incidental, parenthetical, obiter dictum^ 
 episodic. 
 
 Adv. parenthetically &c. adj. ; by 
 the -way, - by ; e7ipassa7it, incidentally; 
 irrespectively &c. adp ; without -lefer. 
 ence, - regard- to ; in the abstract &Ci 
 87 ; a se. 
 
I. II. 2°. 
 
 RELATION. 
 
 13— 16a. 
 
 13. Identity. — X. identity, same- 
 ness ; coincidence, coalescence ; conver- 
 tibility ; equality &c. 27 ; selfness, self, 
 oneself; identification. 
 
 monotony, tautology, &c. {I'qjetition) 
 104. 
 
 fac-simile &c. (copy) 21 ; alter ego 
 &c. (simila)-) 17 ; ijjsissima verba &c. 
 (exactness) 494 ; same ; self - , very -, 
 
 very 
 &c. 
 
 actual- thing ; 
 
 adj. ; coincide. 
 
 one and the- same 
 no other. 
 
 V. be -identical 
 coalesce. 
 
 treat as -, render- -the same, - identi- 
 cal ; identify : recognise the identity of. 
 
 Adj. identical ; self, ilk ; the -same 
 &c. n. : self same. 
 
 coincid-, coalosc-ent, -ing ; indistin- 
 guishable ; one ; equivalent &c. (equal) 
 27 ; much -the same, - of a muchness ; 
 unaltered. 
 
 iLdv. identically &c. adj. ; on all 
 fours. 
 
 14. [Non- coincidence.] Contra- 
 riety. — M". contrariety, contrast, foil, 
 antithesis, oppositeness ; contradiction \ 
 antagonism &c. (opposition) 708. 
 
 inversion Sec. 218 ; the -opposite, - re- 
 verse, - inverse, - converse, - antipodes, 
 - other extreme. 
 
 V. be -contrary &c. adj. ; contrast 
 with, oppose ; differ toto ccelo. 
 
 invert, reverse, turn the tables. 
 
 contra-diet, -vene ; antagonize &c. 708. 
 
 Adj. contrar-y, -ious, -iant ; oppo- 
 site, counter, dead against ; con-, re- 
 verse ; opposed, antithetical, contrasted, 
 antipodean, antagonistic, opposing ; con- 
 flicting, inconsistent, contradictory, at 
 
 cross purposes ; negative ; hostile &C.708. 
 differing toto ccelo ; diametrically op- 
 posite ; as opposite as -black and white, 
 
 - light and darkness, - fire and water, 
 
 - the poles ; ^ Hyperion to a satyr ' ; 
 quite the -contrary, - reverse : no such 
 thing, just the other way, tout au con- 
 traire. 
 
 Adv. contrarily &c. adj. ; contra, con- 
 I trariwise, jjer contra, on the contrary, nay rather ; vice versa ; on the 
 1 other hand &c. (in compensatioii) 30. 
 
 15. Difference. — lO". difference; vari-ance, -ation, -ety ; diversity, 
 dissimilarity &c. 18; disagreement &c, 24; disparity &c. (inequality) 
 28 ; distinction, contradistinction. 
 
 modification, moods and tenses. 
 
 nice -, fine -, delicate -, subtle- distinction ; shade of difference, 
 nuance ; discrimination &c. 465. 
 
 different thing, something else, apple off another tree, another pair of 
 shoes ; this that or the other. 
 
 V. be -different &c. adj. ; difier, vary, ablude, mismatch, contrast ; 
 divaricate ; differ -toto codo, - longo intervallo. 
 
 vary, modif}' &c. (change) 140. 
 
 discriminate &c. 465. 
 
 Adj. differing &c. y. ; diflerent, diverse, heterogeneous; distinguish- 
 able; varied, modified; diversified, various, divers, all manner of; 
 variform &c. 81 ; djBdal. 
 
 other, another, not the same ; unequal &c. 28 ; unmatched ; widely 
 apart. 
 
 distinctive, characteristic ; discriminative. 
 
 Adv. differently &c, adj. 
 
 Phr. il y a fagots et fagots. 
 
 2°. Continuous Relation. 
 
 16.X7niformity. — wr. uniformity; 
 homogene-ity, -ousness ; consistency ; 
 connatural-ity, -ness ; homology ; ac- 
 cordance ; conformity &c. 82 ; agree- 
 ment kc 23. 
 
 16 a. [Absence or want of uni- 
 formity.] Non-uniformity. — w. 
 
 diversity, irregularity, unevenness ; mul- 
 tiformity Sec. 8 1 ; unconformity Sec. 83 ; 
 roughness Szc. 256. 
 
 5 
 
16—18. 
 
 ABSTRACT EELATIONS. 
 
 I. II. 
 
 Adj. diversified, varied, irregular, 
 uneven, rough &c. 2$6 ; multifarious ; 
 multiform &c. 8i ; of various kinds; 
 all -manner, - sorts, - kinds- of. 
 
 Adv. in all manner of ways, liera 
 there and everywhere. 
 
 regularity, constancy, even tenour, 
 routine ; monotony. 
 
 V. be -uniform &c. adj. ; accord with 
 &c. 23 ; run through. 
 
 become -uniform &c. ailj. ; conform to 
 «S:c. 82. 
 
 render uniform &c. adj. ; assimilate, 
 level, smooth, dress. ' 
 
 Adj. uniform ; homo-geneous, -logons ; of a piece, consistent, 
 connatural ; monotonous, even, invariable. 
 
 Adv. uniformly &c. adj. ; uniformly with &c. {confonnaUy) 82 ; in 
 harmony with &c. {agrcemg) 23. 
 
 alwa}is, invariably, without exception, never otherwise; by clock- 
 work. 
 
 Phr. ah uno discc omnes. 
 
 17. Similarity. —M". similarity, 
 resemblance, likeness, similitude, sem- 
 blance ; affinity, approximation, paral- 
 lelism; agreement &c. 23; ana-logy, 
 -logicalness. 
 
 connatural-ness, -ity ; brotherhood, 
 £amily likeness. 
 
 alliteration, rhyme, pun. 
 
 repetition &c. 104; sameness &c. 
 {identity) 13; uniformity &c. 16. 
 
 analogue ; the like ; match, pendant, 
 fellow, companion, pair, mate, twin, 
 double, counterpart, brother, sister ; one's 
 second self, alter erjo, chip of the old 
 block, par nohile fratriun, Arcades ambo, 
 birds of a feather, et hoc ge.nv.fi omne. 
 
 parallel ; simile ; type &c. {metapho?') 
 521 ; image &c. {representation) 554; 
 photograph ; close -, striking -, speak- 
 ing -, faithful &c. adj. - likeness, - re- 
 semblance. 
 
 V. be -similar &c. adj. ; look like, 
 resemble, bear resemblance ; savour -, 
 smack- of; approximate; parallel, match, rhyme with ; take after ; imi- 
 tate &c. 19. 
 
 render -similar &c. adj. ; a.ssimilate, approximats, bring near ; con- 
 naturalize, make alike ; rliyme, pun. _ 
 
 Adj. similar; resembling &c. v. ; like, alike; twin. 
 
 analog-oiis, -ical ; parallel, of a piece ; such as, so. 
 
 connatural, congener, allied to ; akin to &c. (consanf/uineous) 1 1 . 
 
 approximate, much the same, near, close, something like, such like ; 
 a show of; mock, ptseudo, simulating, representing. 
 
 exact &c. {true) 494; lifelike, faithful ; true to -nature, - the life ; 
 the -very image, - picture- of ; for all the world like, comme deux (jouttes 
 cTeau ; as like as -two peas, - it can stare ; instar omnium, cast in the 
 same mould, ridiculously like. 
 
 Adv. as if, so to speak ; as -, as if- it were ; quasi, just as, mluti in 
 specidum. 
 .6 
 
 18. Dissimilar ity o — kt. dis- 
 simil-arity, -itude ; unlikeness, diversity, 
 disparity, dissemblance ; difference &c. 
 15 ; novelty, originality.' 
 
 V. be -unlike &c. adj. ; vary Sec. 
 (differ) 15 ; bear no resemblance to, 
 dilier toto ccelo. 
 
 render -unlike &c. adj. ; vary kc. (di- 
 versify) 140. 
 
 Adj. dissimilar, unlike, disparate ; 
 of a different kind &c. (class) 75 ; un- 
 matched, unique ; ncAv, novel ; unprece- 
 dented &c. 83 ; original. 
 
 nothing of the kind ; no such -, quite 
 another- thing ; far from it, cast in a 
 different mould, tertium quid, as lilvo 
 a dock as a daisy, ' very like a whale ' ; 
 as different as -chalk from cheese,-Mace- 
 don and Monmouth ; lucus a nan lucendo. 
 
 diversified kc. i6«. 
 
 Adv. otherwise. 
 
if 
 
 > 
 
 I. II. 4° 
 
 RELATION. 
 
 19—24. 
 
 20. Non->Ixnitation. — la. no 
 
 imitation ; originality. 
 
 Adj. uniniitated, uucopied ; un- 
 matched, unparalleled ; inimitable &c. 
 33 ; unique, original. 
 
 19. Xxnitation. — zar. imitation ; 
 
 copying &c. v.; transcription ; repe- 
 tition, duplication, reduplication; quo- 
 tation ; reproduction. 
 
 mockery, mimicry; simulation, per- 
 sonation; representation &c. 554; sem- 
 Wance ; copy &c. 21 ; assimilation. 
 
 paraphrase, parody, &c. 21. 
 
 plagiarism ; Ibrgery &c. (falsehood) 544. 
 
 imitator, echo, cuckoo, parrot, ape, monkey, mocking-bird, mimic. 
 
 V. imitate, copy, mirror, reflect, reproduce, repeat ; do like, echo, 
 re-echo, catch ; transcribe ; match, parallel. 
 
 mock, take off, mimic, ape, simulate, personate ; act &c. {drama) 
 599; represent &c. 554; counterfeit, parody, travesty, caricature, 
 burlesque. 
 
 follow -, tread- in the- -steps, - footsteps, - wake- of ; take pattern 
 by ; follow -suit, - the example of; walk in the shoes of, take a 
 leaf out of another's book, strike in with, follow suit; take -, model 
 -after ; emulate. 
 
 Adj. imitated &c. v. ; mock, mimic ; modelled after, moulded on. 
 
 paraphrastic ; literal ; imitative ; second-hand ; imitable. 
 
 Adv. literally, to the letter, verbatim, literatim, sic, totidcm 
 vo'bis, word for word, mot a mot. 
 
 Phr. like master like man. 
 
 20a. Variation. — W. variation; alteration (S:c. (cJiange) 140. 
 modification, moods and tenses. 
 
 divergency kc. 291 ; deviation &c. 279; aberration; innovation. 
 V. vary kc. (clianz/c) 140; deviate kc. 279; diverge kc. 291. 
 Adj. varied &c. v.; modified; diversified kc. i6a. 
 
 21. [Result of imitation.] Copy. — 
 "N. copy, fac-simile, counterpart, efficjics, 
 elHgy, form, likeness, similitude, sem- 
 blance, cast, ectype; imitation &c, 19; 
 model, representation, adumbration, 
 study; portrait kc. {reprcsentment) 554. 
 
 duplicate ; transcript, -ion ; reflex, 
 -ion ; shadow, echo ; chip of the old 
 block ; reprint, reproduction ; second 
 edition &c. {repetition) 104; rechauffe; 
 apograph, fair copy, revise. 
 
 parody, caricature, burlesque, travesty, 
 travestie, paraphrase. 
 
 servile -copy, - imitation; counterfeit 
 &c. {deception) 545? pasticcio. 
 Adj. faithful; lifelike &c. {sitnilar) 17. 
 
 22. [Thing copied.] Prototype, — 
 W. protot}^e, original, model, pattern, 
 precedent, star.dard, scantling, type; 
 arche-, anti-type ; protoplast, module, 
 exemplar, example, ensample, paradigm ; 
 lay-figure. 
 
 text, copy, design; fugleman, key- 
 note. 
 
 die, mould ; matrix, last, plasm ; pro-, 
 proto-plasm ; mint ; seal, punch, inta- 
 glio, negative. 
 
 V. be -, set- an example ; set a 
 copy. 
 
 4°. General Relation. 
 
 23. Agrreement.— w. agreement ; 
 ac-cord, -cordance ; unison, harmony ; 
 concord &c. 714 ; concordance, concert. 
 
 conformity &c. 82 ; conformance ; 
 uniformity &c. 16 ; consonance, con- 
 sentaneousness, consistency ; congru-ity, 
 -ence ; keeping ; congeniality ; correspon- 
 dence, parallelism, apposition, union. 
 
 24:. Disagreement.— w. dis- 
 agreement; dis-cord, -cordance; disso- 
 nance, dissidence, discrepancy ; uncon- 
 formity &c. 83 ; incongru-ity, -ence ; 
 discongruity, mesalliance ; jarring &c. v. ; 
 dissension &c. 713; conflict &c. {ojjpo- 
 sition) 708. 
 
 disparitv, mismatch, disproportion ; 
 7 
 
Z3— 26. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. n. 4°. 
 
 fitnesej aptness S:c. a(Jj. ; relevancy ; I disproportionateness &c. adj. ; variance, 
 pertinen-ce,- cy ; sortance ; case in point ; : diver<>-ence, repugnance. 
 
 aptitude, coaptation, propriety, applica 
 bility, admissibility, commensurability, 
 compatibility ; cognation &c. {rdntion) 9. 
 
 adaptation, adjustment, graduation, 
 accommodation ; leconcil-iation -ement; 
 assimilation. 
 
 consent &c. (assent) 488 ; concur- 
 rence &c. 178 ; cooperation &c. 709. 
 
 right man in the right place, very 
 thing; quite -, just- the thing. 
 
 V. be -accordant &c. adj. ; agree, 
 accord, harmonize ; correspond, tally, 
 respond ; meet, suit, fit, befit, do, adapt 
 itself to ; fall in -, chime in -, square 
 -, quadrate -, consort -, comport- with ; 
 dovetail, assimilate ; fit like a glove ; 
 tit to a -tittle, - T j match &c. 17 ; be- 
 come one. 
 
 consent &c. (assent) 488. 
 
 render -accordant &c. adj. ; fit, suit, 
 adapt, accommodate ; graduate ; adjust 
 &c. (rendei' equal) 27 ; dress, regulate, 
 leadjust; accord, harmonize, reconcile ; 
 fadge, dovetail, square. 
 
 Adj. agreeing, suiting &c. v. ; in 
 accord, accordant, concordant, conso- 
 nant, congruous, consentaneous, corre- 
 spondent, congenial ; becoming ; harmo- 
 nious, reconcilable, conformable ; in -ac- 
 cordance, -harmony,- keeping, - unison, 
 kc. n.- with ; at one with, of one mind, 
 of a piece ; consistent, compatible, pro- 
 portionate ; commensurate ; on all fours. 
 
 apt, apposite, pertinent, pat ; to the 
 -point, - purpose ; happy, felicitous, ger- 
 mane, ad rem, in point, bearing upon, applicable, relevant, admissible. 
 
 fit, adapted, in loco, a propos, appropriate, seasonable, sortable, 
 suitable, idoneous, deft ; meet &c. (expedient) 646. 
 
 at home, in one's proper element. 
 
 iLdv. a propos of ; pertinently &c. adj. » 
 
 Phr. 7'em acu teiigisti, the cap fits- 
 
 unfitness &c. adj. ; inaptitude, im- 
 propriety ; inapplicability &c. adj. ; in- 
 consistency , incoucinnity; irrelevancy &c. 
 (irrelation) 10. 
 
 misjoiu-ing, -der ; syncretism, intru' 
 sion, interference ; concordia discors. 
 
 fish out of water. 
 
 V. disagree ; clash, jar &c (discm-d) 
 713; interfere, intrude, come amiss; 
 not concern itc. 10; mismatch; humano 
 capiti cervicem jungere equinam. 
 
 Adj. disagreeing &;c. v. ; discordant, 
 discrepant ; at -variance, - war ; hostile-, 
 repugnant, incompatible, irreconcilable, 
 inconsistent Avith ; unconformable, ex- 
 ceptioual,^tc. 83 ; intrusive, incongruous; 
 disproportion-ate, -ed ; unharmonious ; 
 unconsonant ; divergent, repugnant to. 
 
 inapt, unapt, inappropriate, improper ; 
 unsuit-ed, -able ; inapplicable ; un-fit, 
 -fitting, -befitting; unbecoming; ill- 
 timed, unseasonable, mal a pi'opos, inad- 
 missible ; inapposite &c. (irrelevant) 10. 
 
 uncongenial ; ill-assorted, -sorted ; 
 mis-matclied, -joined, -placed; unac- 
 commodating, irreducible, uncommen- 
 surable. 
 
 out of -character, - keeping, -propor- 
 tion, -joint, - tune, - place, - season, 
 - its element ; at -odds, - variance with. 
 
 Adv. in -defiance, - contempt, - spite- 
 of ; discordantly »S:c. adj. ; a tort et d 
 tr avers. 
 
 Section III. QUANTITY. 
 
 Simple Quaxtity. 
 
 Z5. [Absolute quantity.] Quan- 
 tity. — W. quantity, magnitude; size 
 &c. (dimensions) 192 ; amplitude, mass, 
 amount, quantum, measure, substance, 
 strength. 
 
 [Science of quantity.] Mathematics, 
 Mathesis. 
 
 26. [Relative quantity.] Degree. 
 — W. degree, grade, extent, measure^ 
 amount, ratio, stint, standard, height, 
 pitch ; reach, amplitude, range, scope, 
 calibre; gradation, shade ; tenour, com- 
 pass ; sphere, station, rank, standing ; 
 rate, wa.v, sort. 
 
I. in. 
 
 QUANTITY. 
 
 ZS—Z^, 
 
 [Definite or fini'e quantity] band-, point, mark, stage Sec. {terin) 71 ; 
 
 mouth-, spoon-, cap-ful ; stock, batch, intensity, strength ».K:c. (r/zra/^ness) 31. 
 
 lot, dose. Adj. comparative ; gradual, shading 
 
 Adj. quantitative, some, any, more oft"; within the bounds &c. {limit) 233. 
 
 or less. I Adv. by degrees, gradually, inas- 
 
 Adv. to the tune of. j much, pro tanto ; how-ever, -soever ; 
 
 j st«p by step, bit by bit, little by little, 
 
 j inch b}' inch, drop by drop ; by -inches, 
 
 1 - slow degrees, - little and little ; in 
 ! some -degree, - measure ] to some extent. 
 
 2°. Comparative Quaxtitt. 
 27. [Sameness of quantity or degree.] 
 
 2 8. [Difference of quantity or degree.] 
 Inequality. — K". inequality ; dis-^ 
 im-parity ; odds ; difterence &c. 1 5 ; 
 unevenness ; inclination of the balance, 
 partiality ; shortcoming ; casting -, 
 
 make- weight ; superiority ifcc. 33 ; in- 
 feriority &c. 34. 
 
 V. be -unequal &c. adj : countervail ; 
 have -, give- the advantage ; turn the 
 scale ; kick the beam ; topple, -over; over- 
 match &c. 33 ; not come up to &c. 34. 
 
 Adj. unequal, uneven, disparate, 
 partial ; un-, over-balanced ; top-heavy, 
 lop-sided. 
 
 Adv. /uiud jyassibus ceqiiis. 
 
 Equality. — N". equality ,parity, co-ex 
 le ision, symmetry, balance, poise; even- 
 ness, monotony, level. 
 
 equivalence ; equi-poUenco, -poise, 
 -librium, -ponderance ; par, quits ; not 
 a pin to choose ; distinction without a 
 difterence, six of one and half a dozen 
 of the other ; identity &c 1 3 ; simi- 
 larity kc. ly. 
 
 equalization, equation ; equilibration, 
 co-ordination, adjustment, readjustment. 
 
 drawn -game, -battle ; neck and neck 
 race ; tie, dead heat. 
 
 match, peer, compeer, equal, mate, 
 fellow, brother ; equivalent. 
 
 V. be -equal &c. adj. ; equal, match, 
 reach, keep pace with, run abreast ; ! 
 
 come -, amount -, come up- to ; be -, lie- on a level with ; balance ; 
 cope with ; come to the same thing. 
 
 render -equal &c. adj. ; equalize, level, dress, balance, equate, handi- 
 cap, give points, trim', adjust, poise : lit, accommodate ; adapt kc. 
 {render accordant) 23 ; strike a balance ; establish-, restore- equality, 
 -equilibrium ; readjust; stretch on the bed of Procrustes. 
 
 Adj. equal, even, level, monotonous, coequal, symmetrical, co-ordi- 
 nate ; on a -par, - level, - footing- with : up to the mark. 
 
 equivalent, tantamount ; quits ; homologous ; synonymous &c. 522 ; 
 resolvable into, convertible, much at one, as broad as long, neither 
 more nor less ; much the same -, the same thing -, as good- as ; all 
 -one, - the same ; equi-pollent, -pouderant, -ponderous, -balanced ; 
 equalized &3. v. ; drawn ; half and half. 
 
 Adv. equally &c. adj. ; pa7'i passu, ad eundem, cceteris j^ribiis ; in 
 equilihrio ; to all intents and purposes. 
 
 Phr. it -comes, - amounts- to the same thing. 
 
 29. mean. — »r. mean, medium, intermedium, average, balance; 
 mediocrity, generality ; golden mean kc. {mid-course) 628 ; middle 
 &c. 68 ; compromise kc. 774 ; neutrality. 
 
 V. split the difterence ; take the -average &c. n. ; reduce to a -mean. 
 &c. 11 ; strike a balance, pair oft'. 
 
 Adj. mean, intermediate ; middle kc. 68 ; average ; neutral. 
 
 mediocre, middle-class ; commonplace &c. {unimportant) 643. 
 
 Adv. on an average, in the long run ; taking -one with another, -all 
 things together, - it for all in all ; communihus annis, in round numbers. 
 
 9 
 
30—32. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. III. 2°. 
 
 30. Compensation. — w. compensation, equation ; commutation ; 
 indemnification; compromise &c. 774; neutralization, nullification; 
 counteraction &c. 179; reaction; measure for measure ; retaliation &c. 
 718 ; equalization &c. 27 : robbmg- Peter to pay Paul. 
 
 set-otf, offset; make- castinj^-weig-ht ; counterpoise, ballast; indemnity, 
 ec[mY alent, quid 2Jro quo ; bribe, hush-money; amends &c. {atonement) 
 952. 
 
 V. make compensation ; cora-pensate, -pense ; indemnify ; counter-act, 
 -vail, -poise ; balance ; out-, over-, counter-balance ; set off ; hedge, 
 square, give and take ; make up -for, - lee way ; cover, fill up, neutralize, 
 nullify ; equalize &c. 27 ; make good ; redeem &c. {atone?) 952. 
 
 Adj. compensat-iug, -ory ; countervailing &c. v. ; in the opposite 
 scale ; equivalent &c. {equal) 27. 
 
 Adv. in -return, - consideration ; but, however, yet, still, notwith- 
 standing ; neverthe-, nath-less; although, though; al-, how-beit; 
 maugre ; at -all events, - any rate ; be that as it may, for all that, even 
 so, on the other hand, at the same time, quoad mirius, quand memey 
 however that may be ; after all, - is said and done ; taking one thing 
 with another &c. {avei'age) 29. 
 
 Quantity by Comparison with a Standard. 
 
 31. Greatness. — us, greatness 
 &c. adj . ; magnitude ; size &c. {dimen- 
 sions) 192 ; multitude &c. {number) 
 102 ; immensity, enormity ; infinity &c. 
 105 ; might, strength, intensity, fulness ; 
 importance &c. 642. 
 
 great quantity, quantity, deal, power, 
 sight, pot, volume, world ; mass, heap 
 &c. {asseinhlage) 72; stock &c. {store) 
 636 ; peck, bushel, load, cargo ; cart -, 
 waggon -, ship- load ; flood, spring tide ; 
 abundance &c. {sufficiency) 639. 
 
 principal -, chief -, main -, greater -, 
 major -, best -, essential- part ; bulk, 
 mass &c. {whole?) 50. 
 
 V. be -great &c. adj. ; run high, 
 soar, tower, transcend ; rise -, carry- to 
 a great height ; know no bounds. 
 
 enlarge &c. {increase) 35, {ea'jyand) 
 194. 
 
 Adj. great; greater &c. 33; large, 
 considerable, ftiir, above par ; big, huge 
 &c. {larr/e in size) 192; ample; abun- 
 dant Sec. {enough) 639 ; full, intense, 
 strong, sound, passing, heavy, plenary, 
 deep, high ; signal, at its height, in the 
 zenith. 
 
 world-wide, wide-spread, extensive; 
 wholesale; many &c. 102. 
 
 goodly, noble, precious, mighty ; sad, 
 grave, serious ; far gone, arrant, down- 
 right ; utter, -most ; crass, gross, arch, 
 profound, intense, consummate; rank, 
 unmitigated, red-hot, desperate ; glaring, 
 flagrant, stark staring ; thorough-paced, 
 
 32. Smallness. — w. smallness 
 &c. adj.-, littleness &c. {small size) 193: 
 tenuity ; paucity ; fewness &;c. {small 
 number) 103; meanness, insignificance 
 &c. {unhnportance) 643 ; mediocrity, 
 moderation. 
 
 small quantity, modicum, minimum'^ 
 vanishing point ; material point, atom, 
 particle, molecule, corpuscle, point, 
 speck, dot, mote, jot, iota, ace ; minutice, 
 details ; look, thought, idea, soup^'on, 
 whit, tittle, sliade, shadow ; spark, scm- 
 tilla, gleam ; touch, cast ; grain, scruple, 
 granule, globule, minim, sup, sip, sop, 
 spice, drop, droplet, sprinkling, dash, 
 smack, tinge, tincture; inch, patch, 
 scantling, dole ; scrap, shred, tag, splin- 
 ter, rag, tatter, cantlet, flitter, gobbet, 
 mite, bit, morsel, crumb, seed, fritter, 
 shive ; snip, -pet ; snick, snack, snatch, 
 slip, scrag; chip, -ping; shiver, sliver,, 
 driblet, clipping, paring, shaving, hair. 
 
 nutshell; thimble-, spoon-, hand-, 
 cap-, mouth-ful ; fragment ; fraction &c. 
 {part) 5 1 ; drop in the ocean. 
 
 animalcule &c. 193. 
 
 trifle &c. {unimportant thinrj) 643 ; 
 mere -, next to- nothing ; hardly any- 
 thing ; just enough to swear by ; the 
 shadow of a shade. 
 
 finiteness, finite quantity. 
 
 V. be -small &c. adj. ; lie in a nut- 
 shell. 
 
 diminish &c. {dccrcaso) 36, {contract) 
 195- 
 
I. III. 2^. 
 
 QUANTITY. 
 
 31—32. 
 
 -going ; roaring, thumping ; extraor- 
 dinary; important &c. 642; unsur- 
 passed &c. {sujyrone) 23 ', complete &c. 
 52. 
 
 vast, immense, enormous, extreme ; 
 inordinate, excessive, extravagant, ex- 
 orbitant, outrageous, preposterous, un- 
 
 Adj. small, little ; diminutive &c. 
 {small in size) 193 ; minute ; inconsider- 
 able, paltry &c. (unimjjortant) 643 ; 
 faint &c. {weak) 160; slender, liglit;, 
 slight, scanty, scant, limited ; meagro 
 &c. (insufficient) 640 ; sparing ; few &c. 
 
 103 ; low, 
 
 middling, tolerable, no 
 
 conscionable, swinging, monstrous, over- ! great shakes ; below -, under- -par, - the 
 
 mark ; at a low ebb ; 
 rate, modest ; tender. 
 
 half-way; mode- 
 subtle, 
 inappreciable, evanescent, infinite- 
 
 tiallv 
 to 
 
 grown ; towering, stupendous, prodigious, 
 astonishing, incredible ; marvellous &c. 
 {wonder) 870. 
 
 unlimited &c. {infinite) 105 ; unap- 
 proachable, unutterable, indescribable, 
 ineflable, unspeakable, inexpressible, be- 
 yond expression, fabulous. 
 
 un-diminished, -abated, -reduced, -re- 
 stricted. 
 
 absolute, positive, stark, decided, un- 
 equivocal, essential, perfect, finished. 
 
 remarkable, of mark, marked, pointed, 
 veriest ; noteworthy. 
 
 iidv. [in a positive degree] truly &c. 
 (truth) 494; decidedly, unequivocally, 
 purely, absolutely, seriously, essentially, 
 fundamentally, radically, downright, in 
 all conscience ; for the most part, in the 
 main. 
 
 [in a complete degree] entirely &c. 
 {completely) 52 ; abundantly &c. {suffi- 
 ciently) 639 ; widely, far and wide. 
 
 [in a great or high degree] greatl}^ 
 &c. adj. ; much, muckle, well, indeed, 
 very, very much, a deal, no end of, 
 most, not a little ; pretty,- well ; enough, 
 in a great measure, richly ; to a -large, 
 - great, - gigantic- extent ; on a large 
 scale ; so ; never -, ever- so ; ever so 
 much ; by wholesale ; mighty, power- 
 fully ; with a witness, ultra, in the ex- 
 treme, extremely, exceedingly, intensely, 
 exquisitely, acutely, indefinitely, im- 
 measurabh' ; beyond -compare, - com- 
 parison, - measure, - all bounds ; incal- 
 culably, infinitely. 
 
 [in a supreme degree] pre-eminently, 
 superlatively &c. {sujjeriority) 33. 
 
 [in a too great degree] immoderately, 
 inordinately, exorbitantly, excessively, 
 portion, with a vengeance. 
 
 [in a marked degree] particularly, remarkably, singularly, curiously, 
 uncommonly, unusually, peculiarly, notably, signally, strikingly, 
 pointedly, mainly, chiefly ; famously, egregiously, prominently, 
 ^aringly, emphatically, mr c^oxrjv, strangely, wonderfully, amaz- 
 ingh^, surprisingly, astonishingly, incredibly, marvellously, awfully, 
 stupendously. 
 
 [in an exceptional degree] peculiarly &c. {unconformity) 83. 
 
 simal, homoeopathic, very small. 
 
 mere, simple, sheer, stark, bare; 
 near run. 
 
 Adv. [in a small degree] to a small 
 extent, on a small scale ; a -little, - wee 
 bit ; slightly &c. adj. ; imperceptibly ; 
 miserably, wretchedly ; insufiiciently 
 &c. 640; imperfectly; faintly &c. 160; 
 passably, pretty well, well enough. 
 
 [in a certain or limited degree] par- 
 \ , in part ; in -, to- a certain degree ; 
 a certain extent ; comparatively ; 
 some, rather; in some -degree, -measure ; 
 some-thing, -what; simply, only, purely, 
 merely ; at -, at the- -least, - most ; ever 
 so little, as little as may be, tant soit 
 peu, in ever so small a degree ; thus far, 
 jn-o tanto, within bounds, in a manner, 
 after a fashion. 
 
 almost, nearly, well nigh, short of, 
 not quite, all but ; near -, close- upon ; 
 peu s'enfaut, near the mark ; within an 
 -ace, - inch- of; on the brink of ; scarcely, 
 hardly, barely, only just, no more than. 
 
 [in an uncertain degree] about, there- 
 abouts, somewhere about, nearly, say ; 
 be the same -more, - little more- or less. 
 
 [in no degree] no- ways,- wise ; not -at 
 all, - in the least, - a bit, - a bit of it, - a 
 whit, - a jot, - a shadow ; in no -wise, 
 - respect ; by no -means, - manner of 
 means ; on no account, at no hand. 
 
 monstrously, preposterously, 
 enormously, out of all pro- 
 
 II 
 
31—34. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. m. 2^. 
 
 [in a violent degree] furiously &c. {violence) 1 73 ; severely, ' 
 desperately, tremendously, extravagantly, confoundedly, deucedly, 
 devilishly, with a vengeance ; a -, a toute- outrance. 
 
 [in a painful degree] painfully, sadly, grossly, sorely, bitterly, 
 piteously, grievously, miserably, cruelly, woefully, lamentably, 
 shockingly, frightfully, dreadfully, fearfully, terribly, horribly. 
 
 Quantity by Compakisox with a Similar Object. 
 
 33. Superiority. — Supremacy. 
 Hr. superiority, majority ; greatness &c. 
 3 1 ; advantage ; preponder-ance, -ation ; 
 vantage ground, prevalence, partiality ; 
 personal superiority ; nobility &c. (rank) 
 875 ; Triton among the minnows, jyi'imus 
 inter pares, nulli secundus, captain. 
 
 supremacy, pre-eminence ; mnximum \ 
 TpiKVfMLa, climax ; culmination Sec. (sum- 
 mit) 210; transcendence ; ne j^liis ultra) 
 lion's share, Banjamin's mess ; excess, 
 surplus &c. {remainder) 40, {redundance) 
 641. 
 
 V. be -superior &c. adj. ; exceed, 
 excel, transcend; out- do, -balance, 
 -weigh, -rival, -Herod; pass, surpass, 
 get ahead of; over-top, -ride, -pass, 
 -balance, -weigh, -match; top, o'er- 
 top, cap, beat, cut out; beat hollow; 
 outstrip &c. 303 ; eclipse, throw into 
 the shade, take the shine out of, put 
 one's nose out of joint ; have the -upper 
 hand, - whip hand of, - advantage ; 
 turn the scale, kick the beam ; play first 
 fiddle &c. {importance) 642 ; prepon- 
 derate, predominate, prevail ; precede, 
 take precedence, come first ; come to a 
 liead, culminate; beat &c. all others, 
 bear the palm ; break the record. 
 
 become -, render- -larger, &c. {increase) 35, {expand) 194. 
 
 Adj. superior, greater, major, higher ; exceeding &c. v. ; great &c. 
 31 ; distinguished, ultra ; vaulting; more than a match for. 
 
 supreme, greatest, utmost, paramount, pre-eminent, foremost, 
 crowiiiDg ; first-rate &c. {important) 642, {excellent) 648 ; unrivalled ; 
 peer-, match-less ; none such, second to none, sans pareil ; un-para- 
 goned, -paralleled, -equalled, -approached, -surpassed ; superlative, 
 inimitable, facile princeps, incomparable, sovereign, without parallel, 
 Mulli secundus, ne plus vltra ; beyond -compare, - comparison : culmi- 
 nating &c. (topmost) 210 ; trauscend-ent, -eulal ; idiis royaliste que le 
 Jtoi. 
 
 increased &c. (added to) 35 ; enlarged &c. (expanded) 194. 
 
 Adv. beyond, more, over ; over -, above- the mark ; above par ; 
 unwards -, in advance- of; over and above ; at the top of the scale, at 
 its height. 
 
 [in a superior or supreme degree] eminently, egregioush', pre-emi- 
 nently, surpassing, prominently, superlatively, supremely, above all, 
 of all things, the most, to crown all, Kar f^oxT)v, par excellence, princi- 
 pally, especially, particularly, peculiarly, ii fortiori, even, yea, still more. 
 
 Phr. ' we shall not look upon his like again.' 
 
 34. Inferiority.— N. inferiority, 
 minority, subordinacy ; shortcoming, 
 deficiency ; minimum ; smallness &c. 32. 
 
 [personal inferiority] commonalty &c. 
 876. 
 
 V. be -inferior &c. adj. ; fall -, come- 
 short of; not -pass, - come up to ; want. 
 
 become-, render- -m\\?i\\eYkc(decrease) 
 36, (contract) 195; hide its diminished 
 head, retire into the shade, yield the 
 palm, play second fiddle. 
 
 Adj. inferior, smaller ; small &c, 32 ; 
 minor, less, lesser, deficient, minus, 
 lower, subordinate, secondary; second- 
 rate &c. (imperfect) 651 ; sub, subaltern; 
 thrown into the shade ; w^eighed in tlie 
 balance and found wanting ; not fit to 
 hold a candle to. 
 
 least, smallest &c. (see little, small 
 &c. 193) ; lowest. 
 
 diminished &c. (decreased) 36 ; re- 
 duced &c. (contracted) 195 ; unimport- 
 ant &c. 643. 
 
 Adv. less ; under -, below- -the mark,. 
 - par ; at -the bottom of the scale, - a 
 low ebb, - a disadvantage ; short of, 
 under. 
 
I. III. 3= 
 
 QUANTITY. 
 
 35—38. 
 
 Changes ix 
 
 35. Increase. — »r, increase, aug- 1 
 mentation, enlargement, extension ; dila- 
 tation &c. {expansion) 194; increment, 
 accretion ; accession &c. ^7 '■> develop- 
 ment, growth; aggrandizement, aggra- 
 vation ; rise ; ascent &c. 305 ; ex-aggera- 
 tion, -acerbation ; spread &c. {di»per»ion) 
 y^ ; flood tide. 
 
 V. increase, augment, add to, enlarge ; 
 dilate &c. {expand) 1 94 ; grow, wax, get 
 ahead, gain strength ; advance ; run -, 
 shoot- up ; rise ; ascend &c. 305 ; sprout 
 &c. 194. 
 
 aggrandize ; raise, exalt ; deepen, 
 heighten ; strengthen ; intensify, en- 
 hance, magnify, redouble ; aggravate, 
 exaggerate ; ex-asperate, -acerbate ; add 
 fuel to the flame, oleum addere cmnino, 
 superadd &c. {add) 37 ; spread kc. 
 {disperse) 73. 
 
 Adj. increased &c. v. ; on the in- 
 crease, undiminished; additional &c. 
 {added) 37. 
 
 Adv. crescendo. 
 
 Pbr. vires acquirit eundo. 
 
 Qtjaxtity. 
 
 36. Non-Zncrease, Decrease. 
 
 — nr. decrease, diminution ; lessening 
 &c. v. ; subtraction »fcc. 38 ; reduction, 
 abatement, declension ; shrinking &c. 
 {contraction) 195; coarctation; abridg- 
 ment &c. {shortening) 201 ; extenuation. 
 
 subsidence, wane, ebb, decline ; de- 
 scent, &c. 306 ; decrement, reflux, depre- 
 ciation ; deterioration &c. 659 ; anti- 
 climax ; mitigation &c. {moderation) ij 4.. 
 
 V. decrease, diminish, lessen ; abridge 
 &:c. {shoHen) 20 1 ; shrink &c. {contract) 
 195 ; drop -, fall -, tail- ofi"; fall away, 
 waste, w^ear ; wane, ebb, decline ; de- 
 scend kc. 306 ; subside ; melt -, die 
 -away ; retire into the shade, hide its di- 
 minished head, fall to a low ebb, nm 
 low, languish, decay, crumble. 
 
 bate, abate, dequantitate ; discount ; 
 depreciate ; extenuate, lower, weaken, 
 attenuate, fritter away ; mitigate iS:c. 
 {moderate) 1 74 ; dwarf, throw into the 
 shade; reduce &c. 195; shorten »S:c. 
 201 ; subtract &:c. 38. 
 
 Adj. unincreased &c. {see increase &c. 
 35) ; decreased &c. v. ; decreasing &c. v. ; 
 on the -wane &c. n. ; ' fine by degrees 
 and beautifully less.' 
 
 3°. CoxJUXCTivE Quantity. 
 37. Addition.- IT. addition, an- | 38. Non - Addition. Sub- 
 
 nexation, adjection ; junction kc. 43 ; < duction. — N". sub-duction, -traction ; 
 super-position, -addition, -junction, -feta- | deduction, retrenchment ; removal; ab-, 
 tion ; accession, reinforcement ; increase | sub-lation ; abstraction &c. {taking) 
 &c. 35 ; increment, supplement ; accom- : 789; garbling &c. v.; mutilation, de- 
 paniment &c. 88 ; interposition kc. 228 ; \ truncation ; amputation ; abs-, ex-, re- 
 
 insertion &c. 300. 
 
 V. add, annex, affix, superadd, sub- 
 join, superpose ; clap -, saddle- on ; tack 
 to, append, tag ; ingraft ; saddle with ; 
 sprinkle ; introduce &c. {interpose) 228 ; 
 ir.sert kc. 300. 
 
 cision ; curtailment &c. 201 ; minuend, 
 subtrahend ; decrease &:c. 36 ; abrasion. 
 
 V. sub-duct, -tract ; de-duct, -duce ; 
 bate, retrench ; remove, withdraw ; 
 take -from, - away ; detract. 
 
 garble, mutilate, amputate, detrun- 
 
 become added, accrue ; ad-, super- cate ; cut -ofl", - away, - out ; abscind, 
 
 Tene. 
 
 reinforce, swell the ranks of; aug- 
 ment kite. 35. 
 
 Adj. added &c. v. ; additional : sup- 
 plement, -al, -ary ; suppletory, subjunc- 
 tive ; adjec-, adsci-, asci-titious ; addi- 
 tive, extra, accessory. 
 
 Adv. in addition, more, plus, ex-tra ; 
 and, also, likewise, too, furthermore, 
 further, item ; and -also, - eke ; else, 
 besides, to boot, et cmtcra ; &c. ; and so 
 
 excise ; pare, thin, prune, decunate ; 
 abrade, scrape, file ; geld, castrate ; 
 eliminate 
 
 diminish &c. 36 ; curtail kc. {shorteri) 
 201 ; deprive of &c. {take) 789. 
 
 Adj. subtracted &c. v.; subtractive. 
 
 Adv. in -deduction &c. n. ; less ; short 
 of; minus, without, except, excepting, 
 with the exception of, barring, save, ex- 
 clusive of, save and except, with a 
 reservation. 
 
 13 
 
37—42. ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 -on, - forth ; into the bargain, cum multis aliis, oyer and above, more- 
 over. 
 
 with, withal ; including, inclusive, as well as, not to mention, let 
 alone ; together -, along -, coupled -, in conjunction- with ; con- 
 jointly^ ; jointly &c. 43. 
 
 39. [Thing added.] Adjunct 
 
 35r. adjunct; addit-ion, -ament; adcli- 
 tumj aihx, appendage, annexe ; augment, 
 -ation ; increment, reinforcement, super- 
 numerary, accessory, item ; garnish, sauce 
 
 I, III. 3°. 
 
 alluvium. 
 
 ; balance, 
 
 40. [Thing remaining.] Zteinain°> 
 der. — N". remainder, residue ; remains, 
 remanet, remnant, rest, relic ; leavings, 
 heel-tap, odds and ends, cheese-parings, 
 candle ends, orts ; residuuin ; dregs &c. 
 {clirf?^ 653 ; refuse &c. {useless) 645 ; 
 stubble, result, educt ; fag-end ; ruius, 
 wreck, skeleton, stump ; 
 
 surplus, overplus, excess 
 complement : superfluity &c. {i-edun 
 dance) 641 ; surviv-al, -ance. 
 
 V. remain ; be -left &c. adj. ; exceed, 
 survive •, leave. 
 
 Adj. remaining, left; left -behind, - 
 over ; residu-al, -ary ; over, odd ; un- 
 consuraed, sedimentary ; surviving ; net ; 
 I exceeding, over and above; out-lying, -standing; cast off &c. 782 ; 
 I superfluous &c. {redundant) 641. 
 
 40a. [Thing deducted.] Decrement,— W. decrement, discount, 
 
 accompaniment &c. 88 ; adjective, ad- 
 de-.idum ; complement, supplement ; con- 
 tinuation. 
 
 rider, off-shoot, episode, corollary; 
 piece ; flap, lappet, skirt, em broidery, trap- 
 pings, cortege ; tail, suflix, Sec. (sequel) 65. 
 
 Adj. additional &c. 37. 
 
 Adv. in addition &c. 37. 
 
 defect, loss, deduction 
 
 41. [Forming a whole without co- 
 herence.] Blixture.— M". mix-,admix-, 
 commix-ture, -tion ; commixion, inter- 
 mixture, alloyage, matrimony; junc- 
 tion &c. 43 ; combination &c. 48. 
 
 impregnation ; in-, dif-, suf-, trans- 
 fusion ; infiltration; seasoning, sprink- 
 ling, interlarding ; interpolation &c. 228 ; 
 adulteration, sophistication. 
 
 [Thing mixed] tinge, tincture, touch, 
 dash, smack, sprinkling, spice, season- 
 ing, infusion, soujygon. 
 
 [Compound resulting from mixture] 
 alloy, amalgam, maf/ma, half-and-half, 
 melange, tertium quid, miscellany, am- 
 higu, medley, mess, hotchpot, pasticcio, 
 patchwork, odds and ends, all sorts ; 
 jumble &c. (clisorder) 59 ; salad, sauce, 
 mash, omnium gatherum, gallimaufry, 
 olla podrida, olio, salmagundi, pot- 
 2)ourri, Noah's ark, caldron ; texture, 
 mingled yarn ; mosaic &c. {variegation) 440. 
 
 half-blood, -caste ; mulatto ; terc-, quart-, quint-eron, &c. ; quad-, 
 octo-roon ; grifo, zambo ; cross, hybrid, mongrel. 
 
 V. mix ; join &c. 43; combine &c. 48 ; com-, im-, inter-mix; mix 
 up with, mingle; com-, inter-, be-mingle ; shuffle &c. {derange) 61 -, 
 pound together ; hash -, stir- up ; knead, brew ; impregnate with ; 
 interlard &c. {interpolate) 228; inter-twine, -weave &c. 219; associate 
 with. 
 
 be mixed &c. ; get among, be entangled with. 
 
 14 
 
 42. [Freedom from mixture.] Slm- 
 pleness. — m. simpleness &c. adj. 
 purity, homogeneity. 
 
 elimination ; sifting &c. v. ; purifica- 
 tion &c. {cleanness) 652. 
 
 V. render -simple &c. adj. ; simplify. 
 
 sift, winnow, bolt, eliminate ; clear ; 
 purify &c. {clean) 652 ; disentangle «fec. 
 {disjoin) 44. 
 
 Adj. simple, uniform, of a piece, 
 homogeneous, single, pure, clear, sheer, 
 neat. 
 
 un-mixed, -mingled, -blended, -com- 
 bined, -compounded ; elementary, unde- 
 composed ; un-adulterated, -sophisti- 
 cated, -alloyed, -tinged, -fortified ; ;?wr 
 et simple. 
 
 free -, exempt- from ; exclusive. 
 
 Adv. simply &c. adj. ; only. 
 
I. III. 3°. 
 
 QUANTITY. 
 
 €1— 4b*. 
 
 instil, imbue ; in-, suf-, trans-fuse ; infiltrate, dash, tinge, tincture, 
 season, sprinkle, besprinkle, attemper, medicate, blend, cross ; alloy, 
 amalgamate, compound, adulterate, sophisticate, infect. 
 
 Adj. mixed &c. v. ; implex, composite, half-and-half, linsey-wolsey, 
 hybrid, mongrel, heterogeneous ; motley &c. {variegated) 440 ; mis- 
 cellaneous, promiscuous, indiscriminate ; miscible. 
 
 Adv. among, amongst, amid, amidst, with ; in the midst of, in the 
 crowd. 
 
 4:3. Junction. — »r.junction ; join- j 
 ing &c. V. ; joinder, union ; con-nexion, ! 
 -junction, -jugation, annex-ion, -ation, j 
 -ment ; astriction, attachment, compa- j 
 gination, yincture, ligation, alligation; j 
 accouplement ; marriage &c. (icedlocJc) \ 
 903 ; infibulation, inosculation, symphy- 
 sis, anastomosis, confluence, communica- 
 tion, concatenation ; meeting, reunion ; 
 assemblage &c. 72. 
 
 joint, joining, juncture, pivot, hinge, 
 articulation, c(numissure, seam, suture, 
 stitch ; link &c. 45 ; mitre, mortise. 
 
 closeness, tightness, &c. adj. ; cohe- 
 rence &c. 46 ; combination &c. 48. 
 
 V. join, unite ; con-join, -nect ; asso- 
 ciate ; put -, lay -, clap -, hang -, 
 lump -, hold -, piece -, tack -, fix -, 
 bind up- together ; embody, re-embody ; 
 roll into one, 
 
 attach, fix, affix, saddle on, fasten, 
 bind, secure, clinch, twist, make -fast 
 &c. adj. ; tie, pinion, string, strap, sew, 
 lace, stitch, tack, knit, button, buckle, 
 hitch, lash, truss, bandage, braid, splice, 
 swathe, gird, tether, moor, picket, har- 
 ness, chain; fetter &c. (restrain) y^i ', 
 lock, latch, belay, brace, hook, grapple, 
 leash, couple, accouple, link, yoke, 
 bracket ; marry Sec. (tved) 903 ; bridge 
 over, span. 
 
 pin, nail, bolt, hasp, clasp, clamp, 
 screw, rivet ; impact, solder, set ; weld -, 
 fuse-together; wedge, rabbet, mortise, 
 mitre, jam, dovetail, enchase ; graft, in- 
 graft, inosculate ; en-, in-twine ; inter- 
 link, -lace, -twine, -twist, -weave ; en- 
 tangle ; twine round, belay ; tighten ; 
 trice -, screw- up. 
 
 be -joined Sec. ; hang-, hold- together ; 
 cohere t^c. 46. 
 
 Adj. joined &c. v. ; joint ; con-joint, 
 -junct ; corporate, compact ; hand in 
 hand. 
 
 firm, fast, close, tight, taut, taught, 
 fiecure, set, intervolved ; in-separable, 
 -dissoluble, -secable, -severable. 
 
 44. Disjunction. — u. dis-j unc- 
 tion, -connection, -unity, -union, -associa- 
 tion, -engagement ; discontinuity &c. 70 : 
 inconnection ; abstract-ion, -edness ; iso- 
 lation; insul-arity, -ation; oasis; sepa- 
 rateness &c. adj. ; severalty ; disjecta 
 membra ; dispersion &c. 7^ ; apportion- 
 ment &c. 786. 
 
 separation ; parting &c. v. ; detach- 
 ment, segregation ; divorce, sejunction, 
 seposition, diduction, diremption, dis- 
 , cerption ; elision ; ccesura, division, sub- 
 division, break, fracture, rupture ; corn- 
 partition ; dis-memberment, -integra- 
 tion, -location ; luxation ; sever-, dis- 
 sever-ance ; scission ; re-, ab-scission ; 
 lacer-, dilacer-ation ; dis-, ab-ruption ; 
 avulsion, divulsion ; section, resection, 
 i cleavage; fission. 
 
 j fissure, breach, rent, split, rift, crack, 
 I slit, incision. 
 
 I dissection, anatomy ; decomposition 
 ; &c. 49 ; cutting instrument &c. (s/ia?'])- 
 I ness) 253. 
 
 V. be -disjoined &c. : come -, fall- -off, 
 - to pieces ; peel ofi' ; get loose. 
 
 dis-join, -connect, -engage, -unite, -soci- 
 ate, -pair ; divorce, part, dispart, detach, 
 separate, cut off', rescind, segregate ; 
 set -, keep- apart ; insulate, isolate ; 
 throw out of gear ; cut adrift ; loose ; 
 un-loose, -do, -bind, -chain, -lock &c. 
 ijii') 43, -pack, -ravel ; disentangle ; set 
 free &c. {liberate) 730. 
 
 sunder, divide, subdivide, sever, dis- 
 sever, abscind ; cut ; in-cide, -cise ; saw, 
 snip, nib, nip, cleave, rive, rend, slit, split, 
 splinter, chip, crack, snap, break, tear, 
 burst ; rend &c. -asunder, - in twain ; 
 wrench, rupture, shatter, shiver, crancli, 
 crunch, craunch.chop ; cut -,rip- up ; hack, 
 hew, slash ; whittle ; haggle, hackle, dis- 
 cind, lacerate, scamble, mangle, gash, 
 hash, slice. 
 
 cut up, carve, dissect, anatomize ; 
 take -, pull -, pick -, tear- to pieces ; 
 tear -to tatters, - piecemeal ; divellicate ; 
 
 IS 
 
43— "47. 
 
 ABSTRACT KELATIOXS. 
 
 Adv. jointly &c. adj. ; in conjunction 
 with &c. {in addition to) 37 ; fast, lirmly, 
 &c. adj. ; intimately. 
 
 I. III. 3''. 
 
 skin Sec. 226; dis-iutej^rate, -member, 
 
 -branch, -band; disperse &c. 73; dis-lo- 
 
 cate, -joint ; break up ; mince ; comminute 
 
 &c. {pulverize) 330; apportion Sec. 786. 
 
 part, - company ; separate, leave. 
 
 Adj. disjoined Sec. v. ; discontinuous 
 
 &c. 70; multipartite, abstract ; disjunctive; isolated &c. v.-, insular, 
 
 separate, disparate, discrete, apart, asunder, far between, loose, free ; 
 
 un-attached, -annexed, -associated, -connected ; distinct ; adrift ; 
 
 stra^glino: ; rift, reft. 
 
 [capable of being cut] scissile, divisible. 
 
 Adv. separately, &c. adj. ; one by one, severally, apart ; adrift, 
 asunder, in twain ; in the abstract, abstractedly. 
 
 45. [Connecting medium.] Vinculum.— U. vinculum, link; 
 connec-tive, -tion ; junction Sec. 43 ; bond of union, copula, intermedium, 
 hyphen ; bracket ; bridge, steppiug-stone, isthmus. 
 
 bond, tendon, tendril; fibre; cord, -age; riband, ribbon, rope, guy, 
 cable, line, halser, hawser, painter, moorings, wire, chain; siring &c. 
 {Jilamenf) 205. 
 
 fastening, tie ; liga-ment, -ture ; strap ; tackle, rigging ; standing -, 
 running- rigging; traces, harness; yoke; band, -age; brace, roller, 
 fillet ; inkle ; with, withe, withy ; thong, braid ; girder, tie-beam ; girth, 
 girdle, cestus, garter, halter, noose, lasso, surcingle, knot, running knot. 
 
 pin, corking pin, nail, brad, tack, skewer, staple, clamp ; cramp, 
 screw, button, buckle, clasp, hasp, hinge, hank, catch, latch, bolt, 
 latchet, tag ; tooth ; hook, - and eye ; lock, holdfast, padlock, rivet ; 
 anchor, grappling-iron, trennel, stake, post. 
 
 cement, glue, gum, paste, size, wafer, solder, lute, putty, bird-lime, 
 mortar, stucco, plaster, grout. 
 
 shackle, rein Sec. {means of restraint) 752 ; prop &c. (sitjJjJOi't) 215. 
 
 V. bridge over, span ; connect Sec. 43 ; hang &c. 214. 
 
 46. Coherence. — lar. co-, ad-h3r- 
 ence, -hesion, -hesiveness ; concretion, 
 accretion ; con-, ag-glutination, -glo- 
 meration ; aggregation ; consolidation, 
 set, cementation; sticking, soldering 
 &c. V. 
 
 tenacity, toujrhness ; stickiness Sec. 
 352; insepara-bility, -bleness; bur, 
 remora. 
 
 conglomerate, concrete &c. {density) 
 321. 
 
 V. cohere, adhere, stick, cling, cleave, 
 hold, take hold of, hold fast, close with, 
 clasp, hug ; grow -, hang- together ; 
 twine round Sec. (join) 43. 
 
 stick like -a leech, - wax ; stick close ; 
 cling like -ivy, - a bur ; adhere like -a remora, - Dejanira's shirt. 
 
 glue ; ag-, con-glutinate ; cement, lute, paste, gum ; solder, weld ; 
 cake, consolidate .^c. {solidify) 321 ; agglomerate. 
 
 Adj. CO-, ad-hesive, -hering &c. v. ; tenacious, tough ; sticky &c. 
 352. 
 
 united, unseparated, sessile, inseparable, inextricable, infmngible ; 
 compact &c. {dense) 321. 
 16 
 
 47. [Want of adhesion, non-adhesion, 
 immiscibility.] Incoherence. — nr. 
 
 non-adhesion ; immiscibility ; incoher- 
 ence ; looseness Sec. adj. ; laxity ; re- 
 laxation ; loosening &c. v. ; freedom ; 
 disjunction &c. 44 ; rope of sand. 
 
 V. make -loose Sec. adj. ; loosen, 
 slacken, relax; un-glue &c. 46; detach 
 &c. {disjoin) 44. 
 
 Adj. non-adhesive, immiscible ; in- 
 coherent, detached, loose, slack, lax, re- 
 laxed, flapping, streaming; dishevelled; 
 segregated, like grains of sand ; un- 
 consolidated Sec. 321, -combined &c. 48. 
 
I. iir. 4°. 
 
 QUANTITY. 
 
 •ftS— 51. 
 
 48. Combination*— ST. combi- 
 nation; mixture &c. 41 ; junction &c. 
 43 ; union, unification, synthesis, incor- 
 poration, amalgamation, embodiment, 
 coalescence, crasis, fusion, blending, ab- 
 sorption, centralization. 
 
 compound, amalgam, composition, 
 tertium quid ; resultant, impregnation, 
 
 V. combine, unite, incorporate, amal- 
 gamate, embody, absorb, re-embody, 
 blend, merge, fuse, melt into one, con- 
 solidate, coalesce, centralize, impreg- 
 nate ; put -, lump- together ; cement a 
 union, marry. 
 
 Adj. combined kc v. ; impregnated 
 -with, ingrained. 
 
 I 49. Decomposition.— XT. de- 
 
 I composition, analysis, dissection, reso- 
 j lution, catalysis, dissolution ; corruption 
 I &c. {uncleanness) 653 ; dispers-ion &c. 
 JTf ; disjunction &c. 44. 
 
 V. decom-pose, -pound ; analyze, dis- 
 embody, dissolve ; resolve -, separate- 
 into its elements; electrolyze; dissect, 
 decentralize, break up; disperse &c. 73 ; 
 unravel &c. (unroll) 313 ; crumble into 
 ! dust. 
 
 j Adj. decomposed &c. v. ; catalytic, 
 : analvtical. 
 
 4°. CoxcRETE Quantity. 
 
 50. Whole. [Principal part.] — U. I 51. Part.— N". part, portion; dose ; 
 whole, totality, integrity ; totalness &c. item, particular; aught, any; division, 
 adj.; entirety, ense)7ible, collectiveness; ward; subdivision, section; chapter, 
 unity &c. 87; completeness &c. 52; indi- 1 verse; article, clause, count, paragraph, 
 visibility, indiscerptibility ; integration, passage ; sector, segment ; fraction, 
 embodiment ; integer. Iragment ; cantle, -t ; frustum ; detach- 
 
 all, the whole, total, aggregate, one ment, parcel, 
 and all, gross amount, sum, sum-total, piece, lump, bit ; cut, -ting ; chip, 
 tout ensemble, length and breadth of, j collop, slice, scale ; lamina etc. 204 ; 
 Alpha and Omega, ' be all and end all.' - small part ; morsel, particle kc. {small- 
 bulk, mass, lump, tissue, staple, body, noss) 32 ; instalment, dividend ; share 
 compages ; trunk, bole, hull, hulk, skefe- , kc. {allotment) 786. 
 ton ; greater -, major -, best -, princi- debris, odds and ends, oddments, 
 pal-, main- part; essential part kc.\ detritus; excerpta; member, limb, lobe, 
 {importance) 642 ; lion's share, Ben- | lobule, arm, wing, scion, branch, bough, 
 jamin'smess; the long and the short; ■ ioint, link^ oftshoot, ramification, twig 
 
 nearly -, almost- all, 
 
 V. form -, constitute- a whole ; inte- 
 grate, embody, amass : aggregate kc. 
 {assemble) 72 ; amount to, come to. 
 
 Adj. whole, total, integral, entire ; 
 ^complete &c. 52 ; one, individual. 
 
 un-broken, -cut, -divided, -severed, 
 -clipped, -cropped, -shorn ; seamless ; 
 undiminished : un-demolished, -dissol- 
 ved, -destroyed, -bruised. 
 
 bush, spray, sprig ; runner ; leaf, -let ; 
 stump ; component part »S:c, 56 
 
 compartment ; department kc. {class) 
 75 ; county kc {region) 18 r, 
 
 V. partj divide, break kc. {disjoin) 
 44 ; partition kc. {apportion) 786. 
 
 Adj. fractional, fragmentary; sec- 
 tional, aliquot ; divided &c, v. ; in com- 
 partments, multifid. 
 
 Adv. partly, in part, partially; piece- 
 
 in-divisible, -dissoluble, -dissolvable, ' meal, part by part ; by -instalments,^ - 
 
 snatches, - inches, - driblets ; bit by bit, 
 inch by inch, foot by foot, drop by drop • 
 in -detail, - lots. 
 
 -discerptible. 
 
 wholesale, sweeping. 
 
 Adv. wholly, altogether : totally kc. 
 {completely) 52 ; entii-ely, all, all in all, 
 wholesale, in a body, "^collectively, all 
 put together ; in the -aggregate, - lump, 
 
 - mass, - gross, - main, - long run ; en masse, on the whole, bodily 
 en bloc, in extenso, throughout, every inch ; substantially. 
 
 17 c 
 
52—55. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. III. 4°. 
 
 52. Completeness. — ir. com- 
 pleteness &c. adj. ; completion &c, 729 ; 
 integration. 
 
 entirety ; perfection &c. 650 ; solid-it}', 
 -arity ; unity ; all ; ne plus ultra, ideal, 
 limit. 
 
 complement, supplement,malieweiglit ; 
 filling up kc. V. 
 
 impletion ; satur-ation, -ity ; high 
 water ; high -, flood -, spring- tide ; till, 
 load, bumper, bellyful ; brimmer ; suffi- 
 ciency &c. 639. 
 
 V. be -complete &c. adj. : come to a 
 head. 
 
 render -complete &c. adp; complete &c. 
 {accoynplisJi) 729 ; fill, charge, load, re- 
 plenish ; make -up, - good ; piece -, eke- 
 out ; supply deficiencies : fill -up, - in, 
 
 - to the brim, - the measure of ; saturate, 
 
 go the whole -hog, - length ; go all 
 lengths. 
 
 Adj. complete, entire ; whole &c. 
 50 ; perfect kc. 650 ; full, good, absohite, 
 thorough, plenary ; solid, undivided ; 
 with all its parts. 
 
 exhaustive, radical, sweeping, tho- 
 rough-going; dead. 
 
 regular, consummate, unmitigated, 
 sheer, unqualified, unconditional, free ; abundant &c. (sufficient) 639. 
 
 brimming ; brim-, top-fiil ; chock -, choke- full ; as full as -an q^^ 
 is of meat, - a vetcli ; saturated, crammed ; replete &c. {redundant) 
 641 ; fraught, laden ; full-laden, -fraught, -charged ; heavy laden. 
 
 completing &c. v. ; supplement-al, -ary ; ascititious. 
 
 Adv. completely Sec. adj. ; altogether, outright, wholly, totally, in 
 toto, quite ; over head and ears ; efiectually, for good and all, nicely, 
 fully, through thick and thin, head and shoulders ; neck and -heel, 
 
 - crop ; in -all respects, - every respect ; at all points, out and out, to 
 all intents and purposes ; toto coda ; utterly, clean, - as a whistle ; to 
 the -full, - utmost, - backbone ; hollow, stark ; heart and soul, root 
 and branch. 
 
 to the top of one's bent, as far as possible, a outrance, 
 
 throughout ; from -first to last, - beginning to end, - end to end, 
 
 - one end to the other, - Dan to Beersheba, - head to foot, -top to toe, 
 
 - top to bottom ; de fond en comble ; a fond, a capite ad calcem, ab 
 ova usque ad mala, fore and aft ; every -whit, - inch ; cap-a-pie, to the 
 end of the chapter ; up to the -brim, - ears, - eyes ; as . , as can be. 
 
 on all accounts ; sous tons Ics raj)ports ; with a -vengeance, - witness. 
 
 53. Incompleteness. — ir. in- 
 completeness &c. adj. ; deficiency, short 
 measure ; shortcoming &c. 304 ; insuffi- 
 ciency &c. 640 ; imperfection &c. 65 1 ; 
 immaturity &c. (non-prepai'ation) 674 ; 
 half measures. 
 
 [part wanting] defect, deficit, defal- 
 cation, omission, caret ; interval &c. 
 198; break &c. {discontinuitjf) 70: non- 
 completion &c. 730; missing link. 
 
 v. be -incomplete &c. adj. ; fall short 
 of &c. 304; lack &c. {he insufficient) 
 640 ; neglect &:c. 460. 
 
 Adj. incomplete ; imperfect kc. 651 ; 
 uniinished ; uncompleted &c. {see com- 
 plete &c. 729) ; defective, deficient, 
 wanting, failing ; in -default, - arrear ; 
 short, - of ; hollow, meagre, lame, half- 
 and-half, perfunctory, sketchy; crude 
 &c. {unprepared) 674,' 
 
 mutilated, garbled, docked, lonped, 
 truncated. 
 
 in -progress, - hand ; going on, pro- 
 ceeding. 
 
 Adv. incompletely &c. adj. , 
 
 Phr. ccBtera desunt ; caret. 
 
 by halves. 
 
 54. Composition.— wr. compo- 
 sition, constitution, crasis ; combination 
 &c. 48 ; inclusion, admission, compre- 
 hension, reception. 
 
 V. be -composed, - made, - formed, 
 •• • made up- of ; consist of, be resolved 
 into. 
 
 include &c. {in a class) 76 ; contain, 
 18 
 
 55. Exclusion.— nr. exclusion, 
 non-admission, omission, exception, re- 
 jection, repudiation : exile kc. (seclusion) 
 '893. 
 
 separation, segregation, seposition, eli- 
 mination, coffer-dam. 
 
 V. be excluded from &c. 
 
 exclude, bar ; leave -,shut -, bar- out j 
 
I. IV. 
 
 QU ANTIT Y— ORDER. 
 
 5€— 59. 
 
 hold, comprehend, take in, admit, em- 
 brace, embody ; involve ; implicate, drag 
 into. 
 
 compose, constitute, form, make ; 
 make -, fill -, build- up ; enter into the 
 composition of &c. {be a component) 56. 
 
 i^dj. containing, constituting &c. i\ 
 
 Adv. exclusive of, barrin 
 
 reject, repudiate, blackball ; lay -, put 
 -, set- -apart, -aside ; relegate, segregate ; 
 throw overboard ; strike -off, - out ; neg- 
 lect &c. 460 ; banish &c. {seclude) 893 ; 
 separate &c. {disjoin) 44. 
 
 pass over, omit ; garble ; eliminate, 
 weed, winnow. 
 
 Adj. excluding &c. v. ; exclusive. 
 
 excluded etc. v. ; unrecounted, not 
 included in ; inadmissible. 
 ^; except ; with the exception of; save. 
 
 56. Component.— ^.component ; 
 component -, integral -, integrant- part ; 
 element, constituent, ingredient, leaven ; 
 part and parcel; contents; appurten- 
 ance; feature; member &c. {pa7-f) 5 1 ; 
 personnel. 
 
 V. enter into, - the composition of; 
 be a -component Sec. n;he-, form- part 
 &c. 51 of ; merge -, be merged- in ; be 
 implicated in: share in Sec. {partici- 
 pate) yyS ; belong -, appertain- to. 
 
 form, make, constitute, compose. 
 
 Adj. forming Sec. v. ; inclusive. 
 
 1 57. Eztraneousness.— N. ex- 
 
 I traneousness &c. adj. ; extrinsicality &c. 
 I 6 ; exteriority Sec. 220. 
 j foreign -body, - substance, - element ; 
 ' alien, stranger, intruder, interloper, fo- 
 I reigner, novus /lomo, new comer, immi-, 
 emi-grant ; creole, Afrikander. 
 
 Adj. extraneous, foi-eign, alien, ul- 
 terior ; tra-, ultra-montane. 
 
 excluded &c. 55; inadmissible ; ex- 
 ceptional. 
 
 Adv. in foreign -parts, - lauds; a- 
 broad, beyond seas. 
 
 Section IV. ORDER. 
 
 1°. Oeder in General. 
 
 58. Order. — M". order, regularity, 
 uniformity, symmetry, lucidus ordo ; 
 music of the spheres. 
 
 gradation, progression ; series Sec. 
 (^continuity) 69. 
 
 subordination ; course, even tenour, 
 routine ; method, disposition, arrange- 
 ment, array, system, economy, disci- 
 pline ; orderliness Sec. adj. 
 
 rank, place, &c. {term) 71. 
 
 V. be -, become- in order &c. adj. ; 
 form, fall in, draw up; arrange -, range -, 
 place- itself ; fall into -, take- -one's place, 
 
 - rank ; rally round. 
 
 Adj. orderly, regular; in -order, - 
 trim, - apple-pie order, - its proper 
 place; neat, tidy, en ref/Ie, well regu- 
 lated, correct, methodical, uniform, 
 symmetrical, ship-shape, business-like, 
 systematic ; unconfused &c. (see confuse 
 &c. 61) ; arranged Sec. 60. 
 
 Adv. in order ; methodically &c. adj. ; 
 in -turn, - its turn ; step by step ; by 
 regular -steps, - gradations, - stages, 
 
 - intervals ; seriatim, systematically, by 
 
 19 
 
 5S). [Absence, or want of Order, &c.] 
 Disorder. — w. disorder ; derange- 
 ment &c. 61 ; irregularity; anomaly ice. 
 {unconformiti/) 83 ; anar-chy, -chisiii ; 
 want of method ; untidiness &c. adj. ; 
 disunion ; discord Sec. 24. 
 
 confusion ; confusednet^s Sec. adj. ; dis- 
 array, jumble, huddle, litter, lumber; 
 cahotaf/e ; farrago ; mess, mash, muddle, 
 hash, hodgepodge ; hotch-potch, -pot ; 
 imhrof/lio, chaos, omnium f/atherum, 
 medley ; mere -mixture Sec. 41 ; fortui- 
 tous concourse oi&Xoms, disjecta membra, 
 rudis indigestaque moles. 
 
 complexity ; complexness &:c. adj. ; 
 com-, im-plication ; intri-cacy, -cation ; 
 perplexity ; network, labyrinth ; wilder- 
 ness, jungle ; involution, ravelling, en- 
 tanglement ; coil Sec. {convolution) 248 ; 
 sleave, tangled skein, knot, Gordian knot, 
 wheels within wheels. 
 
 turmoil ; ferment, &c. {agitation) 315 ; 
 to do, trouble, pudder, pother, row, dis- 
 turbance, convulsion, tumult, uproar, 
 riot, rumpus, stour, scramble, fracas, 
 02 
 
SS— 61. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. IV. 1° 
 
 clockwork, (fradatim ; at stated periods 
 &c. (jjeriodicalli/) 138. 
 
 embroilment, melee, spill and pelt, rough 
 and tumble ; whirlwind &c. 349 ; bear 
 garden. Babel, Saturnalia, Donnybrook 
 Fair, confusion worse confounded, most 
 admired disorder, concordia discofs ; 
 Bedlam -, hell- broke loose ; bull in a china shop ; all the fat in the 
 fire, diable a quatre, Devil to pay ; pretty kettle of fish ; pretty piece of 
 -work, - business. 
 
 slattern, slut. 
 
 V. be -disorderly &c. adj. ; ferment, play at cross purposes. 
 
 put out of order ; derange &c. 61 ; ravel &c. 219; ruffle, rumple. 
 
 Adj. disorderly, orderless ; out of -order, - place, - gear ; irregular, 
 desultory ; anomalous kc. (unconformable) 83 ; straggling ; un-, im- 
 methodical ; unsymmetric, unsystematic ; untidy, slovenly ; dislocated ; 
 out of sorts ; promiscuous, indiscriminate ; chaotic, anarchical ; un- 
 arranged &c. (see arrange &:c. 60) ; confused ; deranged &c. 61 ; topsy 
 turvy &c. (inverted) 218; shapeless &c. 241 ; disjointed, out of joint. 
 
 com-plex, -plexed ; intricate, complicated, perplexed, involved, 
 ravelled, entangled, knotted, tangled, inextricable ; irreducible. 
 
 troublous 5 riotous &c. (violent) 1 y;^. 
 
 Adv. irregularly &c. adj. ; by tits and -snatches, - starts ; pell-mell ; 
 liiggledy-piggledy ; helter-skelter, harum-scarum ; in a lerment ; at 
 -sixes and sevens, - cross purposes ; upside dovv'n &c. 218. 
 
 Phr. the cart before the horse, varepov nporepov, chaos is come 
 ajrain. 
 
 60. [Reduction to Order.] Ar- 
 rang*einent. — w. arrangement ; plan 
 &c. 626 ; preparation &c. 673 ; dispos-al, 
 -ition ; col-, al-location ; distribution •, 
 sorting &c. v. ; assortment, allotment, 
 apportionment, ta.vis, taxonomy, si/n- 
 taxis, graduation, organization. 
 
 analysis, classitication, division, diges- 
 tion. 
 
 [Result of arrangement] digest ; syn- 
 opsis &c. (compendium) 596 ; si/ntapna, 
 table, atlas; register &c. (record) 551; 
 organism, architecture. 
 
 [Instrument for sorting] sieve, riddle, 
 screen. 
 
 V. reduce to -, bring into- order ; in- 
 troduce order into ; rally. 
 
 arrange, dispose, place, form ; put -, 
 set -, place- in order ; set out, collocate, 
 pack, marshal, range, size, rank, group, 
 parcel out, allot, distribute, deal : cast 
 -, assign- the parts ; dispose of, assign 
 places to ; assort, sort ; sift, riddle ; put 
 -, set- -to rights, - into shape, - in 
 trim, - in array. 
 
 class, -ify ; divide : file, string toge- 
 ther, thread; register Sec. (record) 551 ; 
 catalogue, tabulate, index, graduate, di- 
 gest. I 
 
 methodize, regulate, sys'ematize, coor 
 20 
 
 €1. [Subversion of Order; bringing 
 into disorder.] Derang'ement. — x, 
 
 derangement &c. v. ; disorder &c. 59 ; 
 evection, discomposure, disturbance ; 
 dis-, de-organization ; dislocation ; per- 
 turbation, interruption ; shuffling &c. v. ; 
 inversion &c. 218; corrugation &c. (fold) 
 258. 
 
 V. derange ; dis-, mis-arrange ; dis-, 
 mis-place ; mislay, discompose, disorder, 
 de-, dis-organize ; embroil, unsettle, dis- 
 turb, confuse, trouble, perturb, jumble, 
 tumble; huddle, shuffle, muddle, toss, 
 hustle, fumble, riot ; bring -, put -, 
 throw- into -disorder kc. 59 ; break the 
 ranks, disconcert, convulse; break in 
 upon. 
 
 unhinge, dislocate, put out of joint, 
 throw out of gear. 
 
 turn topsy-turvy kc. (invert) 218; 
 bedevil ; complicate, involve, perplex, 
 confound ; im-, em-brangle ; tangle, en- 
 tangle, ravel, towzle, dishevel, ruffle; 
 rumple &c. (fold) 258. 
 
 litter, scatter; mix &c. 41. 
 
 Adj. deranged kc. v. ; syncre-tic, 
 -tistic. 
 
 dinate, organize, settle, fix. 
 
I. I\. 2' 
 
 ORDER. 
 
 60— S7. 
 
 unravel, disentangle, ravel, card ; disembroil. 
 
 Adj. arranged &c. v.; embattled, in battle array; cut and dried; 
 methodical, orderly, regular, systematic. 
 
 2°. CoxsEcuTivE Order. 
 
 6Z. Precedence. — x. precedence; 
 
 coming before Sec. v. ; the lead, le pas ; 
 superiority kc. 33 ; importance kc. 642 ; 
 anteced-ence, -ency ; anteriority kc. 
 {front) 234 ; precursor &c. 64 ; priority 
 ♦to. 116; precession &c. 280; auteposi- 
 tion. 
 
 V. precede ; come -before, - lirst ; 
 head, lead, take the lead ; lead the -way, 
 - dance ; introduce, usher in ; have the 
 pas ; set the fashion &c. (in/luence) 1 J^ ; 
 open the ball ; take -, have- precedence ; 
 have the start &c. {(/et before) 280. 
 
 place before ; prefix ; premise, pre- 
 lude, preface. 
 
 Adj. preceding &c. v.-, pre-, ante- 
 cedent ; anterior ; prior &c. 116; be- 
 fore ; former, foregoing; before-, above- 
 mentioned ; aforesaid, said ; precurs-ory, 
 -ive ; prevenient, preliminary, prefator}', 
 introductory ; prelus-ive, -ory ; proemial, 
 preparatory. 
 
 Adv. before ; in advance &c. {precess 
 
 Phr. seniores priores. 
 
 64. Precursor. — w. precursor, 
 antecedent, precedent, predecessor; fore- 
 runner, van-courier, avant-coureur, pio- 
 neer, prodrome, prodromes, outrider; 
 leader, bell-wether ; herald, harbinger ; 
 dawn. 
 
 prelude, preamble, preface, prologue 
 
 63. Sequence. — w. sequence, 
 coming after ; going after kc. {follo20- 
 in(/) 281 ; consecution, succession; pos- 
 teriority &c. 117. 
 
 continuation ; order of succession ; 
 successiveness. 
 
 secondariness ; subordinancy &c. {in* 
 ferioriti/) 34. 
 
 V. succeed ; come -after, - on, - next ; 
 follow, ensue, step into the shoes of; 
 alternate. 
 
 place after, suffix, append. 
 
 Adj. succeeding kc. v.; sequent; 
 sub-, con-sequent; sequacious, proxi- 
 mate, next ; consecutive kc. {contmuity) 
 69; alternate, amoebsean. 
 
 latter ; posterior kc. 1 1 7. 
 
 Adv. after, subsequently; behind «&a 
 {rear) 235. 
 
 ion) 280. 
 
 65. Sequel. — jt. sequel, suffix, 
 successor ; tail, queue, train, wake, trail, 
 rear; retinue, suite; appendix, postscript; 
 epilogue ; peroration ; codicil ; continua- 
 tion, sequela ; appendage ; tail -, heel- 
 piece ; tag, more last words ; colophon. 
 after-part, -piece, -course, -thought, 
 foreword, avant-propos, protasis, proe- -game ; arriere pensee, second thoughts. 
 Tnium, prolusion, proem, pi-olepsis, pro- 
 legomena, prefix, introduction ; heading, 
 frontispiece, groundwork ; preparation 
 &c. 673 ; overture, exordium, symphony ; 
 premises. 
 
 prefigurement &c. 511; omen &c. 512. 
 
 Adj. precursory; prelu-sive, -sory, -dious ; proemial, introductory, 
 prefatorv, prodromous, inaugural, preliminary ; precedent &c. {pnor) 
 116. 
 
 66. Begrinning*. — xr. beginning, 
 commencement, opening, outset, inci- 
 pience, inception, inchoation ; introduc- 
 tion &:c. (precursor) 64 ; alp?ia ; initial ; 
 inauguration, debut, le premier pas, em- 
 barcation, rising of the curtain; out- 
 break, onset, brunt ; initiative, move, 
 
 67. Snd. — X. end, close, termina- 
 tion ; disinence, conclusion, finis, finale, ' 
 period, term, terminus, last, mneya ; ex- 
 treme, -tremity ; gable -, butt -, fag- 
 end-; tip, nib, point ; tail kc. (rear) 
 235; verge kc. (edge) 2^1 ', tag, perora- 
 tion ; bonne bouche. 
 
 21 
 
66—68. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. IV. 2* 
 
 first move ; narrow -, tbin- end of 
 the wedge ; fresh start, new depar- 
 ture. 
 
 origin &c. {cai(se) 153; source, rise; 
 bud, germ &c. 153; egg, rudiment; 
 genesis, birth, nativity, cradle, infancy; 
 start, starting-point &c. 293 ; dawn &c. 
 (jnormnr/) 125, 
 
 consummation, denouement ; finish &c. 
 {completion) 729; fate; doom, -sday ; 
 crack of doom, day of Judgment, fall of 
 the curtain ; goal, destination ; limit, 
 determination; expiration, expiry; death 
 &c. 360 ; end of all things ; finality ; 
 escliatology. 
 
 break up, commencement de la Jin, last 
 
 title-page ; head, -ing ; van Szc. {front) stage, turning point ; coup de grace 
 
 234. 
 
 death-blow. 
 
 V. end, close, finish, terminate, con- 
 chops, lips, porch, portal, portico, propt/- \ elude, be all over ; expire ; die &c. 360 ; 
 Ion, door ; gate, -way ; postern, wicket, \ come -, draw- to a -close &c. n. ; have 
 
 en-ti*ance, -try ; inlet, orifice, mouth, 
 
 run its course ; run out, pass away. 
 
 bring to an -end Sec. n. ; put an end 
 to, make an end of ; determine ; get 
 through ; achieve &c. {complete) 729 ; 
 stop &c. {make to cease) 142; shut up 
 shop. 
 
 Adj. ending &c. v. ; final, terminal, 
 definitive ; crowning &c. {cornpletimf) 
 729 ; last, ultimate ; hindermost ; rear 
 &c. 235 ; caudal. 
 
 contermin-ate, -ous, -able. 
 
 ended &c. v. ; at an end ; settled, 
 decided, over, played out, set at rest; 
 conclusive. 
 
 penultimate ; last but -one, - two, &c. 
 
 unbegun, uncommenced ; fresh. 
 
 Adv. finally &c. adj. ; in fine ; at the 
 last ; once for all. 
 
 threshold, vestibule ; skirts, bolder &c, 
 {edge) 231. 
 
 first -stage, - blush, - glance, - im- 
 pression, - sight. 
 
 rudiments, elements, outlines, gram- 
 mar, alphabet, ABC. 
 
 V. begin, commence, inchoate, rise, 
 arise, originate, conceive, initiate, open, 
 dawn, set in, take its rise, enter upon, 
 enter ; set out &c. (dejjart) 293 ; embark 
 in. 
 
 usher in ; lead -oflT, - the wa}' ; take 
 the -lead, - initiative ; inaugurate, head ; 
 ptand -at the head, - first, - for ; lay 
 the Ibundations &(!. {jirepare) 673 ; 
 found &c. {cause) 153; set -up, - on 
 foot, - agoing, - abroach, - the ball in 
 motion ; apply the match to a train ; 
 launch, broach ; open -up, - the door 
 to ; set -about, - to work ; make a -be- 
 ginning, - start; handsel ; take the first 
 step, lay the first stone, cut the first turf; break -ground, - the ice, 
 - cover ; pass -, cross- the Rubicon ; open -fire, - the ball ; ventilate, 
 air ; undertake &C. 676. 
 
 come into -existence, - the world ; make one's debut, take birth ; 
 burst forth, break out ; spring -, crop- up. 
 
 begin -at the beginning, - ab ovo, - again, - de novo ; start afresh, 
 make a fresh start, shufiie the cards, resume, recommence. 
 
 Adj. beginning &c. v. ; initi-al, -atory, -ative; inceptive, introduc- 
 tory, incipient ; proemial, inaugural ; incho-ale, -ative ; embryonic, 
 rudimental ; primogenial ; primeval &c. {old) 1 24 ; aboriginal ; natal, 
 nascent. 
 
 first, foremost, leading ; maiden. 
 
 begun &c. v. ; just -begun &c. v. 
 
 Adv. at -, in- the beginning kc. n. ; first, in the first place, im- 
 primis, first and foremost ; in limine ; in -the bud, - embryo, - its 
 infancy ; from -the beginning, - its birth ; ab -initio, - ovo, - incu- 
 nabilis. 
 
 68. middle. — wr. middle, midst, mediety ; mean &c. 29 ; medium, 
 middle term; centre Sec. 222, mid-course &c. 628 ; mezzo termine; juste 
 milieu &c, 628 ; half-way house, nave, navel, omphalos ; nucle-us, -olus. 
 
 equidistance, bisection, half-distance; equator, diaphragm, midriff"; 
 interjacence &c. 228. 
 
 22 
 
r. ly. 3". 
 
 ORDER. 
 
 68—73. 
 
 Adj. middle, medial, mesial, mean, mid; middle-, mid-most; 
 mediate ; intermediate &c. (intei-jacent) 228 ; equidistant ; central &c. 
 222 ; mediterranean, equatorial. 
 
 Adv. in the middle ; mid-, half-way : midships, in medias res. 
 
 €9». [Uninterrupted sequence.] Con- 
 tinuity. — N". continuity ; consecu- 
 tion, -tiveness &c. adj. ; succession, 
 round, suite, progression, series, train, 
 cliaiu ; cat-, concat-enation ; scale; grada- 
 tion, course. 
 
 procession, column : retinue, cortege, 
 cavalcade, rank and tile, line of battle, 
 array. 
 
 pedigree, genealogy, lineage, race. 
 
 rank, tile, line, row, range, tier, string, 
 thread, team ; suit ; colonnade. 
 
 V, follow in -, form- a series &c. n. : 
 fall in. 
 
 arrange in a -series &:c. n. : string to- 
 gether, file, thread, graduate, tabulate. 
 
 Adj. continu-ous, -ed ; consecutive ; 
 progressive, gradual ; serial, successive ; 
 immediate, unbroken, entire : linear ; in 
 a -line, - row &c. n. ; uninter-rupted, 
 -mitting ; unremitting ; perennial, ever- 
 green ; constant. 
 
 Adv. continuously &c. adj. : seriatim ; 
 in a -line &c. n. ; in -succession, - turn ; 
 running, gradually, step by step, gra- 
 datim, at a stretch ; in -file, - column, 
 - single file, - Indian file. 
 
 I 70. [Interrupted sequence.] Dis- 
 continuity. — U. discontinuity; dis- 
 junction &c. 44 : anacoluthon ; inter- 
 
 : ruption, break, fractm-e, flaw, fault, 
 crack, cut ; gap &c. {interval) 198 ; 
 
 , solution of continuity, ccesura ; broken 
 thread ; parenthesis, episode ; rhapsody, 
 patchwork ; intermission ; alternation 
 \kc. (^pei'iodieity) 138; dropping fire. 
 
 j V. be -discontinuous &c. adj. ; alter- 
 
 ] nate, intermit. 
 
 ( discontinue, pause, interrupt ; inter- 
 
 ! vene : break, - in upon ; interpose &c. 
 228 ; break -, snap- the thread ; discon- 
 nect &c. {disjoin) 44. 
 
 Adj. discontinuous, unsuccessive, 
 broken, interrupted, decousu ; dis-, un- 
 
 i connected ; fitful kc. {irregular~) 1 39 ; 
 
 ; spasmodic, desultory, intermit-ling &c. 
 
 j v.. -tent : alternate ; recurrent &c. (peri- 
 
 1 odic) 138 ; few and far between. 
 
 j Adv. at intervals ; by -snatches, - 
 
 ' jerks, - skips, - catches, - fits and 
 
 . starts ; skippingly, ^je/- saltum ; longo 
 
 I intei'vallo. 
 
 71. Term.— N". term, rank, station, stage, step: degree kc. 26; 
 scale, remove, grade, link, peg, round of the ladder, status, position, 
 place, point, mark, pas, period, pitch : stand, -ing ; footing, range. 
 
 V. hold -, occupy -, find -, fall into- a place &c. n. 
 
 72. Assemblag-e.— JT. assem- 
 blage ; col-lection, -location, -ligation : 
 compilation, levy, gathering, ingather- 
 ing, muster, attroupetnent ; con-course, 
 -flux, -gregation, -tesseration, -vergence 
 Sec. 290 ; meeting, levee, reunion, draw- 
 ing room, at home ; conversazione kc. 
 {social gatherinff) 892 ; assembly, con- 
 gress ; conven-tion, -tide ; gemote ; con- 
 clave &c. {council) 696 ; posse, posse 
 comitatus ; Noah's ark. 
 
 miscellany, collectanea ; museum, me- 
 nagerie, &c. (store) 636. 
 
 crowd, throng ; flood, rush, deluge ; 
 
 3°. Collective Ordee. 
 
 73. Non-assemblag'e. Dis- 
 persion. — X. dispersion; disjunction 
 kc. 44; divergence &:c. 291 ; scattering 
 &c. V. ; dissemination, diflusion, dissi- 
 pation, distribution ; apportionment kc. 
 786 ; spread, respersion, circumfusion, 
 interspersion, sparge faction. 
 
 waifs and estrays, flotsam and jet- 
 sam, disjecta memh'a. 
 
 V. disperse, scatter, sow, disseminate, 
 diffiise, shed, spread, overspread, dis- 
 pense, disband, disembody, dismember, 
 distribute ; apportion kc. 786 ; blow 
 oft', let out, dispel, cast forth, draught 
 
 rabble, mob, press, crush, coAwe, horde, i oft"; strew, straw, strow; spirtle, cast, 
 
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72—75. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. IV. 3' 
 
 sprinkle ; issue, deal out, retail, utter ; 
 re-, inter-sperse ; set abroach, circumfuse. 
 
 turn -, cast- adrift ; scatter to the 
 ■winds ; sow broadcast. 
 
 spread like wildfire, disperse them- 
 selves. 
 
 Adj. unassembled &c. (see assemble 
 &c. 72) ; dispersed &c. v. ; sparse, dis- 
 pread, broadcast, sporadic, wide-spread ; 
 epidemic &c. {general) 78 ; adrift, stray ; 
 dishevelled, streaming. 
 
 Adv. sparsim, here and there, pasjun. 
 
 body, tribe; crew, gang, knot, squad, 
 band, party; swarm, shoal, school, co- 
 vey, tlock, herd, drove ; array, bevy, 
 galaxy; coips, company, trooTp', troupe ; 
 army, regiment, &c. {combatants) 726 ; 
 "host »S:c. {multitude) 102 ; populousness. 
 
 clan, brotherhood, association kc. 
 {party) 712. 
 
 volley, shower, storm, cloud. 
 
 group, cluster, Pleiades, clump, pen- 
 cil ; set, batch, lot, pack ; budget, as- 
 sortment, bunch ; parcel ; pack-et, -age ; 
 \)m\di\e, fasciculus, fascine, bale ; ser-on, 
 -oon ; faggot, wisp, truss, tuft ; shock, 
 rick, fardel, stack, sheaf, haycock. 
 
 accumulation &c. {store) 636 ; congeries, heap, lump, pile, rouleau^ 
 tissue, mass, pyramid ; drift ; snow-ball, -drift ; acervation, cumu- 
 lation ; glom-, agglom-eration ; conglobation ; conglomer-ation, -ate ; 
 coacervation, coagmentation, aggregation, concentration, congestion, 
 omnium gatherum, spicilegium, black hole of Calcutta ; quantity &c. 
 {greatness) 31. 
 
 collector, gatherer ; whip, -per in. 
 
 V. [be or cometogether] assemble, collect, muster ; meet, unite, join, 
 rejoin ; cluster, flock, swarm, surge, stream, herd, crowd, throng, asso- 
 ciate ; con-gregate, -glomerate, -centrate ; centre round, rendezvous, 
 resort ; come -, flock -, get -, pig- together ; forgather ; huddle ; re- 
 assemble. 
 
 [get or bring together] assemble, muster ; bring -, get -, put -, 
 draw -, scrape -, lump- together ; col-lect, -locate, -ligate ; get -, 
 whip- in ; gather ; hold a meeting ; con-vene, -voke, -vocate ; rake 
 up, dredge ; heap, mass, pile ; pack, put up, truss, cram ; acervate ; 
 ag-glomerate, -gregate ; compile ; group, aggroup, concentrate, unite ; 
 collect -, bring- into a focus ; amass, accumulate, &c. (store) 636 ; 
 collect in a drag-net ; heap Ossa upon Pelion. 
 
 Adj. assembled &c. v. ; closely packed, dense, serried, crowded to 
 suffocation, teeming, swarming, populous ; as thick as hops ; all of a 
 heap, fasciculated ; cumulative. 
 
 Phr. the plot thickens. 
 
 74. [Place of meeting.] Focus. — M". focus ; point of- convergence 
 &c. 290; corradiation ; centre kc. 222; gathering-place, resort; haunt; 
 rendezvous ; rallying point, head-quarters, home, club ; dipot &c. {store) 
 636 ; try sting-place ; place of -meeting, - resort, - assignation ; point de 
 reunion ; issue. 
 
 V. bring to - a point, - a focus, - an issue. 
 
 4°. DiSTKIBFTIVE OrDER. 
 
 75. Class. — Mr. class, divi.-'ion, category, categorema, head, order, 
 section ; department, province, domain. 
 
 kind, sort, genus, species, variety, family, race, tribe, caste, sept, clan, 
 breed, type, kit, sect, set; assoitment ; feather, kidney; suit; range; 
 gender, sex, kin. 
 
 manner, description, denomination, designation, character, stamp ; 
 predicament. 
 
 wmilarity &c. 17. 
 
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I. IV. 5^ 
 
 ORDER. 
 
 77. Sxclusion. 
 
 &c. 55. 
 
 76. Inclusion. [Comprehension 
 under, or reference to a class.]— IB", in- 
 clusion, admission, comprehension, re- 
 ception. 
 
 composition &c. (inclusion in a com- 
 pound) 54. 
 
 V. be -included in &c. ; come -, fall -, range- under ; belong -j 
 pertain- to ; range with ; merge in. 
 
 include, comprise, comprehend, contain, admit, embrace, receive ; 
 enclose &c. {circumscribe) 229. 
 
 reckon -, enumerate -, number- among ; refer to ; place -, arrange- 
 -under, - with ; take into account. 
 
 Adj. includ-ed, -ing &c. v.] inclusiTc; cougen-er, -erous ; of the 
 same -class &c. 75. 
 
 Phr. et hoc yeniis omne. Sec, etc. ; et ccetera. 
 
 76-81. 
 
 exclusion 
 
 78. G-enerality.— wr. general-ity, 
 -ization ; universality ; catholic-ity, -ism ; 
 miscel-lany, -laueousness ; drag-net. 
 
 every-one, -body ; all hands, all the 
 world and his wife ; any body, N or M, 
 all sorts. 
 
 prevalence, run. 
 
 V. be -general &c. odj. ; prevail, be 
 going about, stalk abroad. 
 
 render -general &c. adj. ; generalize. 
 
 Adj. general, generic, collective ; 
 broad, comprehensive, sweeping; encyclo- 
 pedical, widespread &c. (dispersed) J^)- 
 
 universal ; catho-lic, -lical ; common, 
 world-wide ; oe-, e-cumenical ; transcen- 
 dental; prevalent, prevailing, rife, epide- 
 mic, besetting ; all over, covered with. 
 
 every, all ; unspecified, impersonal. 
 
 customary &c. {habitual) 613. 
 
 Adv. what-ever, -soever ; to a man, 
 one and all. 
 
 generally &c. adj. ; always, for better 
 for worse ; in general, generally speak- 
 ing: ; speaking generally ; for the most 
 part ; in the long run &c. {on an ave- 
 rage) 29. 
 
 respectively, *'ach to each ; 
 vice, - re natd. 
 
 namely, that is to say, videlicet, viz. ; to wit. 
 
 5°. Order as regards Categories. 
 
 I 79. Speciality. — w. speciality, 
 specialite ; individ-uality, -uity ; parti- 
 I cularity, peculiarity ; idiocrasy &c. {tcn- 
 \ dencij) 1 76 ', personality, characteristic, 
 I mannerism, idiosyncrasy ; speciticness&c. 
 adj. ; singularity kc. {unconformity) 83 ; 
 reading, version, lection; state ; trait ; dis- 
 tinctive feature; technicality; differentia. 
 
 particulars, details, items, counts. 
 
 I, self, I myself; my-, him-, her-, 
 it-self. 
 
 V. specify, particularize, individualize, 
 realize, specialize, designate, determine. 
 
 descend to particulars, enter into de- 
 tail, come to the point. 
 
 Adj. special, particular, individual, 
 specific, proper, personal, original, pri- 
 vate, respective, definite, determinate, 
 especial, certain, esoteric, endemic, par- 
 tial, party, peculiar, appropriate, several, 
 characteristic, diagnostic, exclusive; sin- 
 gular &c. {excejytional) 83 ; idiomatic ; 
 typical. 
 
 this, that ; yon, -der. 
 
 Adv. specially &c. adj.-, in particu- 
 lar, in propria persona ; ad hominem ; 
 for my part. 
 
 each, apiece, one by one ; severally, 
 sei-iatim, in detail, bit by bit ; pro -hac 
 
 80. Rule. — M". regularity, unifor- 
 mity, constancy, clock-work precision ; 
 punctuality kc. {exactness) 494 ; routine 
 &c. {custom) 613; formula; rule &c. 
 
 81. Blultiformity.- w. multi-, 
 omni-formity ; variety, diversity; mul- 
 tifariousness i&c. adj. 
 
 Adj. multi-form, -fold, -farious, -gen- 
 
 * The same set of words are used to express Exchision from a class and E.Tclusion 
 from a compound. Reference is therefore made to the former at 55. This identity 
 does not occur with regard to Inclusion, which therefore constitutes a separate category. 
 
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80—83. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 {forni, regulation) 697 ; Icey-note, stan- 
 dard, model ; precedent &c. {prototyjye) 
 22 ; conformity &c. 82. 
 
 nature, principle ; law ; order of 
 things ; normal -, natural -, ordinary -. 
 model- - state, - condition ; standing - 
 dish, - order ; Procrustean law 5 law of 
 the Medes and Persians. 
 
 Adj. regular, uniform, constant, | 
 
 steady; according to rule &c. {confor7uahle) 82 ; customary &c. 613. 
 
 I. IV. 5^. 
 
 erous ; variform, manifold, many-sided ; 
 omni-form, -genous, -farious ; heteroge- 
 neous, motley, mosaic ; epicene, indiscri- 
 minate, desultory, irregular, diversified, 
 different, divers ; all manner of; of -every 
 description, - all sorts and kinds ; et hoc 
 genus 07nne ; and what not ? cle omnibus 
 
 •ehus et quibmdam aliis. 
 
 82. Conformity.— ST. conform- 
 ity, -ance ; observance. 
 
 naturalization ; conventionality &c. 
 {ciLstom) 613; agreement &c. 23. 
 
 example, instance, specimen, sample, 
 quotation ; exemplification, illustration, 
 case in point ; object lesson. 
 
 pattern &c. {-prototype) 22. 
 
 V, conform to, - rule ; accommo- 
 date -, adapt- oneself to ; rub off cor- 
 ners. 
 
 be -regular &c. adj. ; move in a 
 groove ; follow -, observe -, ^o by -, 
 bend to -, obey- -rules, - precedents ; 
 comply -, tally -, chime in -, fall in- 
 "with ; be -guided, - regulated- by ; fall 
 into a -custom, - usage ; follow the 
 -fashion, - multitude ; pass muster, do 
 as others do, hiirler avec les loups ; do at 
 Rome as the Romans do ; go -, swim- 
 with the -stream, - current, - tide ; 
 tread the beaten track &c. {habit) 613; 
 keep one in countenance. 
 
 exemplify, illustrate, cite, quote, put 
 a case ; produce an- instance &c. n. 
 
 Adj. conformable to rule ; regular Sec. 
 8o ; according to -regulation, - rule, 
 - Cocker ; en regie, selon les regies, well 
 regulated, orderly ; symmetric &c. 242. 
 
 conventional &c. [customary) 613; of 
 -daily, - every day- occurrence ; in the 
 natural order of things ; ordinary, com- 
 mon, habitual, usual. 
 
 in the order of the day ; naturalized. 
 
 typical, normal, formal ; canonical, 
 orthodox, sound, strict, rigid, positive, 
 uncompromising, Procrustean, 
 
 secundum artem, ship-shape, technical. 
 
 exemplary, illustrative, in point. 
 
 Adv. conformably &c. aclj. ; by rule ; 
 agreeably to ; in -conformity, - accord- 
 ance, - keeping- with ; according to ; 
 consistently with ; as usual, ad instar, 
 instar omnium ; more -solito, - majorum. 
 
 for the sake of conformity ; of -, as a 
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 83. Unconformity. — kt. non- 
 conformity &c. 82 : un-, dis-conformity ; 
 unconventionality, informality, abnor- 
 mity, anomaly ; anomalousness &c. adj. ; 
 exception, peculiarity; infraction -, 
 breach -, violation -, infringement- of 
 -law, - custom, - usage ; eccentricity, 
 hizarrerie, oddity, je ne sais quoi, mon- 
 strosity, rarity ; freak of Nature. 
 
 individuality, idiosyncrasy, origin- 
 ality, mannerism. 
 
 aberration ; irregularity ; variety ; sin- 
 gularity ; exemption ; salvo &c. (quali- 
 Jication) 469. 
 
 nonconformist ; nondescript, character, 
 original, nonsuch, monster, prodigy, won- 
 der, miracle, curiosity, flying fish, black 
 swan, lusv^ naturce, rara avis, queer 
 fish ; mongrel ; half-caste, -blood, -breed ; 
 metis, cross breed, hybrid, mule, mulatto; 
 tertiuni quid, hermaphrodite. 
 
 phoenix, chimera, hydra, sphinx, mi- 
 notaur ; griff-in, -on ; centaur ; hippo-griff, 
 -centaur ; saggittary ; kraken, cockatrice, 
 wyvern, roc, dragon, sea-serpent ; mer- 
 maid ; unicorn ; Cyclops, ' men whose 
 heads do grow beneath their shoulders ' ; 
 Teratology. 
 
 fish out of water ; neither -one thing 
 nor another, - fish flesh nor fowl nor 
 good red herring; one in a -wa}^ - 
 thousand ; out-cast, -law ; oasis. 
 
 V. be -uncomformable &;c. adj.; leave 
 the beaten -track, - path ; infringe -, 
 break -, violate- a -law, - habit, - usage, 
 
 - custom; drive a coach and six 
 through ; stretch a point ; have no busi- 
 ness there ; baffle -, beggar- all descrip- 
 tion. 
 
 Adj. uncomformable, exceptional ; 
 abnorm-al, -ous ; anomal-ous, -istic; 
 out of -order, - place, - keeping, - tune, 
 
 - one's element ; irregular, arbitrary ; 
 lawless, informal, aberrant, stray, wan- 
 dering, wanton ; peculiar, exclusive. 
 
I. V. 1°. 
 
 ORDER— NUMBER. 
 
 82—85. 
 
 matter of- course ; pro forma, for form's 
 
 sake, by the card 
 
 invariably &;c, {uniformly) i6. 
 
 for -example, - instance ; exempli 
 gratia ) e.g.-, inter alia. 
 
 Phr. cela va sans dire ; expede Ilej'cu- 
 lem, noseitur a sociis. 
 
 unnatural, eccentric, egregious : out of 
 
 the -beaten track, - common, - common 
 run, - pale of ; misplaced ; funny. 
 
 un-usual, -accustomed, -customary, 
 -wonted, -common ; rare, singular, 
 unique, curious, odd, extraordinary, 
 strange, monstrous ; wonderful &c. 870 ; 
 unexpected, unaccountable ; outre, out 
 of the way, remarkable, noteworthy ; 
 queer, quaint, nondescript, none such, 
 sui generis ; original, unconventional, unfashionable ; un-described, 
 -precedented, -paralleled, -exampled, -heard of, -familiar ; fantastic, 
 new-fangled, grotesque, bizarre ; outlandish, exotic, tomhe des nues, 
 preternatural ; denaturalized. 
 
 heterogeneous, heteroclite, amorphous, mongrel, amphibious, epi. 
 cene, half-blood, hybrid ; androgyn-ous, -al ; unsymmetric &c. 243. 
 qualified &c. 469. 
 
 Adv. unconformably &c. adj. ; except, unless, save, barring beside, 
 without, save and except, let alone, 
 however, yet, but. 
 
 Int. what -on earth ! - in the world ! 
 Pbr. never was -seen, - heard, - known- the like. 
 
 Section V. NUMBER. 
 
 1°. Number, in the Abstract. 
 
 84. Number. — 3>r. number,, symbol, numeral, figure, cipher, digit, 
 integer ; counter ; round number ; formula ; function ; series. 
 
 sum, difference, complement, subtrahend ; product ; multipli-cand, 
 -er, -cator; coefficient, multiple; dividend, divisor, factor, quotient, 
 sub-multiple, fraction ; mixed number; numerator, denominator ; decimal, 
 circulating decimal, repetend ; common measure, aliquot part; reciprocal ; 
 prime number. 
 
 permutation, combination, variation ; election. 
 
 ratio, proportion ; progression ; arithmetical -, geometrical -, har- 
 monical- progression ; percentage. 
 
 figurate -, pyramidal -, polygonal- numbers. 
 
 power, root, exponent, index, logarithm, antilogarithm ; modulus. 
 
 differential, integral, fluxion, fluent. 
 
 Adj. numeral, complementary, divisible, aliquot, reciprocal, prime, 
 fractional, decimal, figurate, incommensurable. 
 
 proportional, exponential, logarithmic, logometric, differential, fluxio- 
 nal, integral. 
 
 positive, negative ; rational, irrational ; surd, radical, real, imaginary, 
 impossible. 
 
 85. Numeration. — W. numeration ; numbering &c. v. ; pagina- 
 tion ; tale, recension, enumeration, summation, reckoning, computation, 
 supputation ; calcu-lation, -lus ; algorithm, rhabdology, dactylonomy ; 
 measurement &c. 466 ; statistics. 
 
 arithmetic, analysis, algebra, fluxions ; differential -, integral -, 
 infinitesimal- calculus ; calculus of difierences. 
 
 [Statistics] dead reckoning, muster, poll, census, capitation, roll-call, 
 recapitulation ; account &c. {list) 86, 
 
 [Operations] notation, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, 
 rule of three, practice, equations, extraction of roots, reduction, invo- 
 
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85—89. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 1. Y. i^ 
 
 lution, evolution, approximation, interpolation, differentiation, integra- 
 tion. 
 
 [Instruments] abacus, swan-pan, loj^ometer, sliding rule, tallies, 
 Napier's bones, calculating machine, difierence engine. 
 
 arithmetician, calculator, abacist. 
 
 V. number, count, tell ; call -, run- over, take an account of, enu- 
 merate, muster, poll, recite, recapitulate ; sum ; sum -, cast- up ; tell oi\] 
 score, cipher, compute, calculate, suppute, add, subtract, multiply, divide, 
 extract roots. 
 
 check, prove, demonstrate, balance, audit, overhaul, take stock ; affix 
 numbers to, page. 
 
 amount -, come- to. 
 
 Adj. numer-al, -ical; arithmetical, analytic, algebraic, statistical, 
 numerable, computable, calculable ; commensur-able, -ate ; incommeu- 
 
 86. Ziist. — N. list, catalogue, inventorv, schedule; register See. 
 {record) 551; account; bill, - of costs ; syllabus; terrier, tally, file; 
 calendar, index, table, atlas, contents: book, ledger; synopsis, catahn/ue 
 raisonne ; tableau ; invoice, bill of lading ; prospectus, pro(jramme ; bid 
 of fare, menu, carte ; score, census, statistics, returns ; Red -, Blue -, 
 Domesday- book ; cadastre ; directory, gazetteer. 
 
 roll ; ciieck -, chequer -, bead- ro¥ ; muster -roll, - book ; roster, 
 panel; cartulary, diptych. 
 
 Adj. cadastral. 
 
 2°. Determinate Number. 
 
 87. Unity. — W. unity ; oneness kc. 
 adj. ; individuality ; solitude &C. (seclu- 
 sion) 893 ; isolation &c. {disjunction) 
 44 ; unification &c. 48. 
 
 one, unit, ace ; individual ; none else, 
 no other. 
 
 V. be -one, - alone &c. adj. ; dine 
 with Duke Humphrey. 
 
 isolate &c. {disjoin) 44. 
 
 render one ; unite &c. {join) 43, 
 {combine) 48. 
 
 Adj. one, sole, single, solitary ; indi- 
 vidual, apart, alone ; kithless. 
 
 un-accompanied, -attended ; solus, 
 single-handed ; singular, odd, unique, 
 unrepeated, azygous, first and last; iso- 
 lated &c. {disjoined) 44 ; insular. 
 
 lone ; lone-ly, -some ; desolate,dreary. 
 
 in-secable, -severable, -discerptible ; 
 compact, irresolvable. 
 
 Adv. singly &c. adj. ; alone, by itself, 
 per se, only, apart, in the singular num- 
 ber, in the abstract ; one -by one, - at a 
 time ; simply ; one and a half, sesqui-. 
 
 Pbr. natura it fece, e jwi roppe In 
 stampa. 
 
 88. Accompanlxnent.^xr. ac- 
 companiment; adjunct &c. 39 ; context. 
 
 coexistence, concomitance, company, 
 association, companionship; part-, co- 
 part-nership ; coefficiency. 
 
 concomitant, accessory, coefficient ; 
 companion, attendant, fellow, associate, 
 consort, spouse, colleague ; part-, co- 
 part-ner ; satellite, hanger on, shadow ; 
 escort, cortege ; attribute. 
 
 V. accompany, coexist, attend ; hang -, 
 wait- on ; go hand in hand with ; syn- 
 chronize &c. 120; bear -, keep- com- 
 pany ; row in the same boat ; bring in 
 its train, associate -, couple- with. 
 
 Adj. acccompanying &c. v. ; concomi- 
 tant, fellow, twin, joint; associated -, 
 coupled- with ; accessory, attendant, ob- 
 blif/ato. 
 
 Adv. with, withal ; together -, along 
 -, in company- with ; hand in hand, 
 side by side; cheek by -jowl, - jole ; 
 arm in arm ; there-, here-with ; and 
 &c. {addition) 37. 
 
 together, in a body, collectively. 
 
 89. Duality.— ST. dual-ity, -ism ; duplicity ; bi-plicity, -formity j 
 polarity. 
 28 
 
L V. 2°. 
 
 NUMBER. 
 
 89—99. 
 
 two, deuce, couple, brace, pair, cheeks, twins, Castor and Pollux, 
 geinini, Siamese twins ; fellows ; yoke, conjugation. 
 
 V. [unite in pairs] pair, couple, bracket, yoke ; conduplicate. 
 
 Adj. two, twain ; dual, -istic ; binary, binomial ; twin, biparous ; 
 dyadic ; conduplicate ; duplex &c. 90 ; tHe-a-tete. 
 
 coupled kc. v. ; conjugate. 
 
 both, - the one and the other. 
 
 90. Duplication. — N". duplica- 
 
 tion; doubling &c. 
 
 gemi-, ingemi- 
 
 nation ; reduplication ; iteration &c. 
 {repetition) 104 ; renewal. 
 
 V. double ; re-double, -duplicate ; 
 geminate; repeat &c. 104; renew &;c. 
 660. 
 
 Adj. double ; doubled &c. v. ; bi-fold, 
 -form, -lateral, -farious, -facial ; two- 
 fold, -sided ; duplex ; double-faced ; 
 twin, duplicate, ingeminate ; second. 
 
 Adv. twice, once more ; over again 
 &c. {repeatedlij) 104; as much again, 
 twofold. 
 
 secondly, in the second place, again. 
 
 91. [Division into two parts.] Bi«- 
 section. — jr. bi-section, -partition ; 
 di-, subdi-chotomy ; halving &;c. v. ; di- 
 midiation, 
 
 bifurcation, forking, branching, mmi- 
 fication, divarication ; fork, prong ; fold. 
 
 half, moiety. 
 
 V. bisect, halve, divide, split, cut in 
 two, cleave, dimidiate, dichotomize. 
 
 go halves, divide with. 
 
 separate, fork, bifurcate ; branch -oft*, 
 - out ; ramify. 
 
 Adj. bisected &c. v. ; cloven, cleft ; 
 bipartite, biconjugate, bicuspid, bifid ; 
 bit'ur-cous, -cate, -cated ; semi-, demi-, 
 hemi-. 
 
 92. Triality.— N". triality, trinity.* 
 
 three, triad, triplet, trey, trio, ternion, trinomial, leash. 
 
 third power, cube. 
 
 Adj. three ; tri-form, -nal, -nomial ; tertiary ; triune. 
 
 93. Triplication. — U". tripli- 
 cation, -city ; trebleness, trine. 
 
 V. treble, triple, triplicate, cube. 
 
 Adj. treble, triple ; tern, -ary ; tripli- 
 cate, threefold, trilogistic; third. 
 
 Adv. three -times, - fold ; thrice, in 
 the third place, thirdly ; trebly &c. adj. 
 
 94. [Division into three parts.] Tri- 
 section. — N". tri-section, -partition, 
 -chotomy ; third, - part. 
 
 V. trisect, divide into three parts. 
 
 Adj. trifid ; tiisected &c. v. ; tri- 
 partite, -chotomous, -sulcate. 
 
 95. Quatemity. — K". quaternity, four, tetrad, quartet, quaternion, 
 square, quadrature, quarter. 
 V. reduce to a square, square. 
 Adj. four; quat-ernary, -ernal ; quadratic; quartile, tetractic. 
 
 96. Quadruplication. 
 
 quadruplication. 
 
 N. 
 
 97. [Division into four parts.] 
 Quadrisection.— zr. quadri-section, 
 
 V. multiply by four, quadruplicate, -partition ; quartering &c. v. ; fourth ; 
 biquadrate. '\ quart, -er, -eru ; farthing (?'. e. fourth- 
 
 Adj. fourfold ; quad-ruple, -ruplicate, ing). 
 -rible ; ^foiu-th. j V. quarter, divide into four parts. 
 
 Adv. four times ; in the fourth place, Adj. quartered kc. v.; quadri-fid, 
 fourthly. ; -partite. 
 
 98. rive, A.C. — lO". five, cinque, i 99. Quinquesection, (ScC. — tr. 
 
 quint, quincunx ; six, half-a-dozen ; : division by -five &c. 98 ; quinquesection 
 seven ; eight ; nine, three times three ; \ kc. ; decimation ; fifth &c. 
 
 * Trinity is hardlj ever used except in a theological sense ; sec Deitv 976. 
 
 29 
 
98—103. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. V. 2= 
 
 V. decimate. 
 _ Adj. quinqiie-fid, -partite ; quinquar- 
 ticular ; octifid ; decimal, tenth, tithe ; 
 duodecimal, twelfth ; sexa-gesimal, -ge- 
 nary ; hundredth, centesimal ; millesimal 
 &c. 
 
 ten, decade ; eleven ; twelve, dozen ; 
 thirteen ; long- -, baker's- dozen. 
 
 twenty, score ; twenty-four, four and 
 twenty, two dozen; twenty-five, five 
 and twenty, quarter of a hundred ; 
 forty, two score ; fifty, half a hundred ; 
 sixty, three score ; seventy, three score 
 and ten ; eighty, four score ; ninety, four 
 score and ten. 
 
 hundred, centenary, hecatomb, century; hmidredweight, cwt ; one 
 hundred and forty-four, gross. 
 
 thousand, chiliad; myriad, ten thousand ; lac, one hundred thousand, 
 plum ; million ; thousand million, inilliard. 
 
 billion, trillion &c. 
 
 V. centuriate. 
 
 Adj. five, quinary, quintuple; fifth; senary, sextuple; sixth; 
 seventh ; octuple ; eighth ; ninefold, ninth ; tenfold, decimal, denary, 
 decuple, tenth ; eleventh ; duo-denar}^, -denal ; twelfth ; in one s 
 'teens, thirteenth. 
 
 vices-, viges-imal ; twentieth ; twenty-fourth &c. n. 
 
 cent-uple, -uplicate, -ennial, -enary, -urial ; secular, hundredth ; 
 thousandth, kc. 
 
 f. Indeterminate Number. 
 
 100. [More than one.] Plurality, 
 — wr. plurality; a -number, - certain 
 number ; one or two, two or three &c. ; 
 a few, several; multitude &c. 102. 
 
 Adj. plural, more than one, upwards 
 of, some, certain ; not -alone &c. 87. 
 
 Adv. et ccetera, &c., etc. 
 
 Phr. non deficit alter. 
 
 100a. [Less than one.] Fraction. 
 — wr. fraction, fractional part ; part &c. 5 1 . 
 
 101. Zlero. — W. zero, nothing; 
 naught, nought ; cipher, none, nobody ; 
 not a soul ; dme qui vive ; absence &c. 
 1 87 ; unsubstantiality &c. 4. 
 
 Adj . not -one, - any. 
 
 102. Multitude. — ur. multitude ; I 103. Fewness. — W. fewness &c. 
 numerousness Sec. adj. ; numer-osity, ! adj. ; paucity, small number ; small 
 -ality ; multiplicity ; profusion &c. | quantity &c. 32 ; rarity ; infrequency 
 (plejiti/) 639; legion, host; great -, | &c. 137; handful; maniple; minority, 
 large -, round -, enormous- number ; a [Diminution of number] reduction ; 
 
 quantity, numbers, array, sight, army, 
 sea, galaxy ; scores, peck, bushel, shoal, 
 swarm, drauglit, bevy, cloud, flock, 
 herd, drove, flight, covey, hive, brood. 
 
 weeding &c. v. ; elimination, sarcula- 
 tion, decimation. 
 
 V. be -few &c. adj. 
 
 render -few »S:c. adj. ; reduce, diminish 
 
 litter, farrow, fry, nest ; crowd Sec. the number, weed, eflminate, thin, deci- 
 
 {assemhla(ie) 72 ; lots ; all the world 
 and his wife. 
 
 [Increase of number] greater number, 
 majority ; multiplication, multiple. 
 
 V. be -numerous &c. adj. ; swarm -, 
 teem -, creep -with ; crowd, swarm, 
 come thick upon ; outnumber, multiply ; 
 people ; swarm like -locusts, - bees. 
 
 Adj. many, several, sundry, divers, 
 various, not a few; a -hundred, - thou- I 
 sand, - myriad, - million, - thousand and one ; some -ten or a dozen, 
 30 
 
 mate. 
 
 Adj. few ; scant, -y ; thin, rare, 
 thinly scattered, few and far between ; 
 infrequent &c, 1 37 ; rari nantes ; hardly-, 
 scarcely- any ; to be counted on one's 
 fingers ; reduced Sec. v. ; unrepeated. 
 
 Adv. here and there. 
 
I. Y. 3°. NUMBER. I02-X05. 
 
 - forty or fifty, &c. ; half a -dozen, - hundred &c. ; veiy -, full -, 
 ever so- many ; numer-ou3, -ose ; profuse, in profusion ; " manifold, 
 multiplied, multitudinous, multiple, multinomial, teeming, populous, 
 peopled, crowded, thick, studded. 
 
 thick coming, many more, more than one can tell, a world of; no 
 end -of, - to ; cum multis oliis ; thick as -hops, - hail ; plenty as 
 blackberries ; numerous as the -stars in the firmament, - sands on the 
 sea-shore, - hairs on the head ; and -what not, - heaven knows what : 
 endless &c. (iiifinite) 105. 
 
 Phr. their name is ' Legion.' 
 
 104. Repetition. — W. repetition, iteration, reiteration, harping, 
 recurrence, succession, run ; batto-, tauto-log}' ; monotony, tautophony ; 
 rhythm &c. 138. 
 
 chimes, repetend,eclio, 7-itoniello, burden of a song, I'efrain) rehearsal; 
 rechauffe, rifacimento, recapitulation. 
 
 cuckoo &c. {imitation) 19 ; reverberation &c. 408 ; drumming &:c„ 
 {roll) 407 ; renewal kc. (restoration) 660. 
 
 twice-told tale; old -story, - song; second -, new- edition; re- 
 appearance, reproduction ; periodicity &c. 138. 
 
 V. repeat, iterate, reiterate, reproduce, echo, re-cho, drum, harp upon, 
 battologize, hammer, redouble. 
 
 recur, revert, return, reappear ; renew &c. (restore) 660. 
 
 rehearse ; do -, say- over again ; ring the changes on ; harp on the 
 same string; din -, drum- in the ear; conjugate in all its moods tenses 
 and inflexions, begin again, go over the same ground, go the same round, 
 never hear the last of; resume, return to, recapitulate, reword. 
 
 Adj. repeated &c. v.; repetition-al, -ary ; reciu:-rent, -ring; ever 
 recm'ring, thick coming ; frequent, incessant. 
 
 monotonous, harping, iterative ; mocking, chiming ; retold ; afore-said, 
 -named; above-mentioned, said; habitual Sec. 613; another. 
 
 Adv. repeatedly, often, again, anew, over again, afresh, once more ; 
 ding-dong, ditto, encore, de novo, his, da capo. 
 
 again and again ; over and over, -again ; many times over; time- and 
 again, - after time ; year after year ; day by day &c. ; many -, several - , 
 a number of- times ; many -, full many- a time ; frequently &c. 136. 
 
 Phr. ecce itei-um Crispinus, toujours perdrix, cut and come again ; 
 'to-morrow and to-morrow.' 
 
 105. Infinity. — wr. iufini-tv, -tude, -teness &c. adj.; perpetuity 
 &c. 112. 
 
 V. be -infinite &c. adj. ; know -, have- no -limits, - bounds ; go on 
 for ever. 
 
 Adj. infinite; immense; number-, count-, simi-, measure-less; in- 
 numer-, immeasur-, incalcul-, illimit-, intermin-, unfathom-, unapproach- 
 able ; exhaustless, indefinite ; without -number, - measure. - limit,- end ; 
 incomprehensible ; limit-, end-, bound-, term-less ; un-told, -lumibered, 
 -measured, -bounded, -limited ; illimited ; perpetual &c. 112. 
 
 Adv. infinitely &c. adj. ; ad injinitum. 
 
 31 
 
106—109. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. VI. r>. 
 
 Section VI. TIME. 
 1°. Absolute Time. 
 
 107. Nevemess.* — XT. 'never- 
 
 ness ' ; absence of time, no time ; dies 
 non ; Tib's eve : Greek Kalends. 
 
 iludv. never ; at no -time, - period ; 
 on no occasion, never in all one's born 
 days, nevermore, sine die. 
 
 106. Time. — KT. time, duration; 
 period, term, stage, space, span, spell, 
 season ; the whole -time, - period ; 
 course &c. 109. 
 
 intermediate time, while, interim, 
 interval, pendency ; inter- vention, -mis- 
 sion, -mittence, -regnum, -hide ; respite. 
 
 era, epoch ; time of life, age, year, 
 date; decade &c. (jjei-iod) 108; moment, «S:c. (instant) 113. 
 
 glass -, ravages -, whirligig -, noiseless foot- of time ; scythe. 
 
 V. continue, last, endure, go on, remain, persist ; intervene ; elapse 
 &c. 109. 
 
 take -, take up -, fill -, occupy- time. 
 
 pass -, pass away -, spend -, while away -, consume -, talk against- 
 time ; tide over ; use -, employ- time ; seize an opportunity &c. 134 ; 
 waste time &c. (be inactive) 683. 
 
 Adj. continuing &c. v.-, on foot; permanent &c. (durable) no. 
 
 Adv. while, whilst, during, pending ; during the -time, - interval ; 
 in the course of; for the time being, day by day; in the time of, 
 when ; mean-time, -while ; in the -meantime, - interim ; ad interim, 
 pendente lite ; de die in diem ; from -day to day, - hour to hour &c. ; 
 hourly, always ; for a -time, - season ; till, until, up to, yet ; the 
 Avhole -, all the- time ; all along ; throughout «S:c. {completely) 52 ; 
 for good &c. {diuturnity) no. 
 
 here-, there-, where-upon ; then ; anno, - Domini ; AD.; ante 
 Christum-, A.c. ; before Christ; B.C.; anno urbis condit^; A.r.c. ; 
 anno regni-, A.R. ; once upon a time, one fine morning. 
 
 Phr. time -runs, - runs against. 
 
 108. [Definite duration, or portion 
 of time.] Period. — U. period ; se- 
 cond, minute, hour, day, week, month, 
 quarter, year, decade, decennium, lus- 
 trum, quinquennium, lifetime, generation. 
 
 century, age, millennium ; annus may- 
 nus. 
 
 Adj. horary ; hourly, annual kc. {pe- 
 riodical) 138. 
 
 108 a. Conting-ent Duration 
 
 — Adv. during -pleasure, - good beha 
 viour ; quamdiu se bene yesserit. 
 
 Adv. in due -time, - seasou ; in 
 of time ; in time. 
 
 Phr. labitur et lahetu 
 ' to morrow and to-mor 
 
 109. [Indefinite duration.] Course. 
 — M". course -, progress -, process -, suc- 
 cession -, lapse -, flow -, flux -, vStream 
 -, tract -, current -, tide -, march -, 
 step -, flight- of time ; duration &c. 106. 
 
 [Indefinite time] aorist. 
 
 V. elapse, lapse, flow, run, proceed, 
 advance, pass ; roll -, wear -, press- on ; 
 flit, fly, slip, slide, glide ; run -its course^ 
 
 out : expire ; go -, pass- by ; be -past 
 &c. 122. 
 
 Adj. elapsing &c. r. ; aoristic ; pro- 
 gressive. 
 
 course, - process, - the fulness- 
 
 ir : truditur dies die ; fuyaces labuntur anni ; 
 row creeps in this petty pace from day to day.' 
 
 32 
 
 A ter.n introduce-! by Bishop AVilkins. 
 
I. VI. 1 = 
 
 TIME. 
 
 110—113. 
 
 110. [Long duration.] X>iutur- 
 nity. — M". diuturnity ; a -long -, length 
 of- time ; an age, a century, an eternity ; 
 slowness &c. 275 ; perpetuity &c. 112. 
 
 dura-bleness, -bility ; persistence, las- 
 tingness &c. adj. ; continuance, standing ; 
 Y)ei'ma,nence&c.{stabiliti/) 150; survi-val, 
 -vance ; longevity &c. {at/e) 128; dis- 
 tance of time. 
 
 protraction -, prolongation -, exten- 
 sion- of time; delay &c. (lateness) 133. 
 
 v. last, endure, stand, remain, abide^ 
 continue, brave a thousand years. 
 
 tarry &c. (be late) 133; drag -on, - 
 its slow length along, - a lengthening 
 chain •, protract, prolong ; spin -, eke -, 
 draw -, lengthen- out ; temporize ; gain 
 -, make -, talk against- time. 
 
 out-last, -live ; survive ; live to fight 
 again. 
 "a3j. durable; lasting &c. v. ; of long 
 -duration, - standing ; permanent, chro- 
 nic, long-standing ; intransi-ent, -tive ; 
 intransmutable, persistent ; life-, live- 
 long ; longeval, long-lived, macrobiotic, 
 diuturnal, evergreen, perennial ; unin-, 
 ter-, unre-mitting ; perpetual &c. 112. 
 
 lingering, protracted, prolonged, spun 
 out &c. V. ; long-pending, -winded ; slow 
 &c. 275. 
 
 Adv. long ; for -a long time, - an age, 
 - ages, - ever so long, - many a long 
 day ; long ago &c. (m a past time) 122 ; 
 lonffo intervallo. 
 
 all the -day long, - year round ; the 
 livelong day, as the day is long, morn- 
 ing noon and night ; hour after hour, day after day, &c. 
 permanently &c. adj. 
 
 111. [Short duration.] Transient- 
 
 ness. — K". transientness &c. adj.) eva- 
 nescence, impermanence, fugacity, cadu- 
 city, mortality, span ; nine days' wonder, 
 bubble, May-fly ; spurt ; temporary ar- 
 rangement, interregnum. 
 
 velocity &c. 274; suddenness »S:c. 113; 
 changeableness &c. 149. 
 
 V. be -transient &c. adj. ; flit, pass 
 away, fly, gallop, vanish, fade, evapo- 
 rate ; pass away like a -cloud, - summer 
 cloud, - shadow, - dream. 
 
 Adj. transi-ent, -tory, -tive ; passing, 
 evanescent, fleeting ; flying &c. v. ; fug-a- 
 cious,-itive; shifting, slippery; spasmodic. 
 
 temper- al, -ar}-; provis-ional, -ory; 
 cursory, short-lived, ephemeral, decidu- 
 ous; perishable, mortal, precarious; im- 
 permanent. 
 
 brief, quick, brisk, extemporaneous, 
 summary; pressed for time &c. {haste) 
 684; sudden, momentary &c. {instanta- 
 neous) 113. 
 
 Adv. temporarily &c. adj. ; pro tern-' 
 pore ; for -the moment,- a time ; awhile, 
 en i^assant, in transitu ; in a short time ; 
 soon &c. {early) 132 ; briefly &c. adj. \ 
 at short notice ; on the -point, - eve -of ; 
 in articulo ; between cup and lip. 
 
 Phr. one's days are niuubered; the 
 time is up ; here to-day and gone to- 
 morrow; non semper O'it cestas; eheii! 
 fugaces lahuntur anni ; sic transit gloria 
 mundi. 
 
 for good 
 
 112. [Endless duration.] Perpe- 
 tuity.— N". perpetuity, eternity, ever- 
 ness,* aye, sempiternity, immortality, 
 athanasia ; everlastingness &c. adj. ; per- 
 petuation. 
 
 V. last -, endure -, go on- for ever ; 
 have no end. 
 
 eternize, perpetuate. 
 
 Adj. perpetual, eternal; ever-lasting, 
 -living, -flowing ; continual, sempiternal; 
 co-eternal ; endless, unending ; ceaseless, 
 incessant, uninterrupted, indesinent, im- 
 ceasing ; interminable, having no end ; un- 
 fading, evergreen, amaranthine ; never- 
 
 113. [Point of time.] Znstan- 
 taneity. — mt. instantane-ity, -ousness ; 
 sudden-, abrupt-ness. 
 
 moment, instant, second, minute; 
 twinkling, trice, flash, breath, crack, 
 jifFy, coup, burst, flash of lightning, 
 stroke of time. 
 
 epoch, time ; time of -day, - night ; 
 hour, minute ; very -minute &c., - time, 
 I - hour ; present -, right -, true -, exact 
 I -, correct- time. 
 
 I V. be -instantaneous &c. adj.\ twinkle, 
 I flash. 
 i Adj. instantaneous, momentary, sud- 
 
 * Bishop Wilkins. 
 
 33 
 
H2— 117. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. TI. 1°. 
 
 ending, -dying, -fading; deathless, im- 
 mortal, imdying, imperishable. 
 
 Adv. perpetually &c. adj. ; always, 
 ever, evermore, aye ; for -ever, - aye, 
 - evermore, - ever and a day, - ever 
 and ever ; in all ages, from age to age ; 
 without end ; world -, time- without 
 end ; in secula secidorum ; to the -end 
 of time, -crack of doom, - ' last syllable 
 of recorded time ' ; till doomsday ; con- 
 stantly &c. {very frequenthf) 136. 
 
 Phr. esto perpetuum ; lahitur et labetur 
 in omne vdubUis <^vum. 
 
 114. [Estimation, measurement, and 
 record of time.] Chronometry. — 
 wr. chrono-, horo-metry, -logyj date, 
 epoch ; style, era. 
 
 almanac, calendar, ephemeris; regis- 
 ter, -try ; chronicle, annals, journal, diary, 
 chronogram. 
 
 [Instruments for the measurement of 
 time] clock, watch; chrono-meter, 
 -scope, -graph ; repeater ; time-keeper, 
 -piece ; dial, sun-dial, gnomon, horologe, 
 pendulum, hour-glass, clepsydra, 
 
 chrono-grapher, -logev, -legist; anna- 
 list. 
 
 V. fix -, mark- the time ; date, register, chronicle ; measure 
 beat -, mark- time ; bear date. 
 
 Adj. chrono-logical, -metrical, -grammatical. 
 
 Adv. o'clock. 
 
 2°. Relative Time. 
 I. Time with reference to Succession. 
 
 den, instant, abrupt ; subitaneous, hasty ; 
 quick as -thought,* - lightning ; rapid 
 as electricity. 
 
 Adv. instantaneously &c. adj, ; in -, 
 in less than- no time ; presto, subito, 
 instanter, suddenly, at a stroke, like a 
 shot ; in a -moment &c. n. ; in the 
 twinkling of -an eye, - a bed post ; at one 
 jump, in the same breath, per saltum, 
 uno saltu ; at -, all at- once ; plump, 
 slap ; ' at one fell swoop ' ; at the same 
 -instant &c. n. ; immediately «S:c. (early) 
 132 ; ex temi^ore, on the -spot, - spur of 
 the moment; just then; slap-dash «S:c. 
 (haste) 684. 
 
 Phr. touch and go ; no sooner said 
 than done. 
 
 115. [False estimate of time.] Ana- 
 chronism. — w. ana-, meta-, para-, 
 pro-chronism ; prolepsis, misdate ; anti- 
 cipation, antichronism. 
 
 disregard -, neglect -, oblivion- of 
 time. 
 
 intempestivity &c. 135. 
 
 V. mis-, ante-, post-, over-date ; anti- 
 cipate ; take no note of time. 
 
 Adj. misdated &c. v. ; undated ; over- 
 due ; out of date. 
 
 116. Priority.— W. priority, an- 
 tecedence, anteriority, precedence, pre- 
 existence ; precession &c. 280 ; precursor 
 &c. 64 ; the past &c. 1 22 ; premises. 
 
 v. precede, come before ; forerun ; 
 go before &c. (lead) 280; pre-exist; 
 dawn; presage &c. 511. 
 
 be -beforehand &c. (he early) 132 ; 
 steal a march upon, anticipate, fore- 
 stall ; have -, gain- the start. 
 
 Adj. prior, previous; preced-ing, 
 -ent ; anterior, antecedent ; pre-existing, 
 -existent; former, foregoing; before-, 
 above-mentioned ; aforesaid, said ; intro- 
 ductory &c. {p?'ecursory) 64. 
 
 117. Posteriority.— wr. posteri- 
 ority ; succession, sequence ; following 
 &c. 281 ; subsequence, supervention ; 
 futurity &c. 121 ; successor; sequel &c. 
 65 ; remainder, reversion. 
 
 V. follow &c. 281 -, come -, go- 
 after ; succeed, supervene ; step into the 
 shoes of. 
 
 Adj. subsequent, posterior, following, 
 after, later, succeeding, postliminious, 
 postnate ; postdiluvi-al, -an ; puisne ; 
 posthumous; future &c. 121. 
 
 Adv. subsequently, after, afterwards, 
 since, later; at a -subsequent, - later- 
 period ; next, in the sequel, close upon, 
 
 See note on 264. 
 
 34 
 
I. VI. 2^. 
 
 TBIE. 
 
 116— 12Z, 
 
 Adv. "before, prior to ; earlier ; pre- 
 yiously &c. adj. ; afore, ere, theretofore, 
 erewhile ; ere -, before — then, - now ; 
 erewhile, already, yet, heforehand ; on 
 the eve of. 
 
 thereafter, thereupon, upon which, eft- 
 soons; from that -time, - moment; 
 after a -while, - time ; in process of 
 time. 
 
 118. The Present Time.— w. 
 
 the present -time, - day, - moment, - 
 juncture, - occasion ; the times, existing 
 time, time being ; nineteenth century ; 
 nonce, crisis, epoch, day, hour. 
 
 age, time of life. 
 
 Adj. present, actual, instant, current, 
 existing, that is. 
 
 Adv. at this -time, - moment &c. 
 113; at the -present time &c. n. ; now, 
 at present. 
 
 at this time of day, to-day, now-a- 
 days ; already ; even -, but -, just- now ; 
 on the present occasion •, for the -time 
 being, - nonce ; ^^ro Mc vice ; on the 
 -nail, - spot ; on the spur of the -mo- 
 ment, - occasion. 
 
 imtil now ; to -this, - the present- day. 
 
 11S>. [Time different from the pre- 
 sent.] Dififerent Time.— if. dilFer- 
 ent -, other- time. 
 
 [Indefinite time] aorist. 
 
 Adj. aoristic. 
 
 Adv. at that -, at which- -time, - 
 moment, - instant ; then, on that occa- 
 sion, upon. 
 
 when; when -ever, -soever; upon 
 which, on which occasion ; at -another, 
 - a different, - some other, - any- time ; 
 at various times ; some -, one- -of these 
 i days, - fine morning; sooner or later; 
 some time or other ; once upon a time. 
 
 120. Synchronism. — kt. synchronism ; coexistence, coincidence; 
 simultaneousness &c. adj. ; concurrence, concomitance, unity of time, 
 interim. 
 
 [Having equal times] isochrouism. 
 
 contemporary, coetanian. 
 
 V. coexist, concur, accompany, go hand in hand, keep pace with j 
 synchronize. 
 
 Adj. synchron-ous, -al, -ical, -istical ; simultaneous, coexisting, coin- 
 cident, concomitant, concurrent ; coev-al, -ous ; contempora-ry, -neous ; 
 coetaneous ; coeternal ; isochronous. 
 
 Adv. at the same time ; simultaneously &c. adj. ; together, during 
 the same time ;^ in the same breath; jja/i passu; in the interim, 
 
 at the -very moment &c. 113; just as, as soon as; meanwhile &c. 
 {ivhile) 106. 
 
 121. [Prospective time.] Futurity. 
 — M". futur-ity, -ition ; future, hereafter, 
 time to come ; approaching -, coming -, 
 after- -time, - age, - days, - hours, - 
 j-ears, - ages, - life ; morrow ; millen- 
 nium, doomsday, day of judgment, crack 
 of doom, remote future. 
 
 approach of time, advent, time draw- 
 ing on, womb of time ; destiny &c. 152; 
 eventuahty. 
 
 heritage, heirs, posterity. 
 
 prospect &c. {expectation) 507 : fore- 
 sight &c. 510. 
 
 I 122. [Retrospective time.] Preter- 
 ; ition. — MT. preterition ; priority &c. 
 I 1 16 ; the past, past time ; days -, times- 
 \ -of yore, - of old, - past, - gone by ; 
 j bygone days ; old -, ancient -, former- 
 j times ; fore time ; the olden -, good old- 
 j time ; lang syne ; eld. 
 1 antiquity, antiqueness, status quo ; 
 j time immemorial; distance of time; re- 
 j mote -age, - time ; remote past ; rust 
 I of antiquity. 
 
 Pale-ontology, -ography, -ology ; Pa- 
 1 leetiology,* Archaeology ; archaism, an- 
 
 * W he well. 
 
 35 
 
 r 2 
 
121— 124. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. VI. 2°. 
 
 tiquarianism, medisevalisnijpre-Rapliael- 
 itism ; retrospection, looking back, me- 
 mory &c. 505. 
 
 laudator temporis acti\ mediae val- 
 ist, pre-Raphaelite ; antiqu-ary, -arian ; 
 archaeologist &c. ; Oldbiick, Dryasdust, 
 ancestry &c. {paternity) 166. 
 V. be -past &c. adj.-^ bave -expired 
 &c. adj., - run its course, - bad its day ; 
 pass ; pass -, go- -by, - away, - olf ; 
 lapse, blow over. 
 
 look -, trace -, cast tbe eyes- back ; 
 exbume. 
 
 Adj. past, gone, gone by, over, passed 
 away, bygone, foregone ; elapsed, lap- 
 sed, pre terlapsed, expired, no more, run 
 out, blown over, that has been, extinct, 
 never to return, exploded, forgotten, 
 irrecoverable ; obsolete &c. {old) 1 24. 
 
 former, pristine, quondam, ci-devant, 
 late ; ancestral. 
 
 foregoing; last, latter; recent, over- 
 night ; preter-perfect, -pluperfect. 
 
 looking back kc. v. ; retro-spective, 
 
 -active ; archaeological &c. n. 
 
 Adv. formerly ; of -old, - yore ; erst, whilom, erewhile, time was, 
 
 ago, over ; in -the olden time &c. n ; anciently, long -ago, - since ; a 
 
 long -while, - time- ago ; years -, ages- ago ; some time -ago, - since, 
 
 - back. 
 
 yesterday, the day before yesterday ; last -year, - season, - month 
 &c. ; ultimo ; lately &c. {neioly) 1 23. 
 
 retrospectively ; ere -, before -, till- now; hitherto, heretofore; no 
 longer ; once, - upon a time ; from time immemorial ; in the memory 
 of man ; time out of mind ; already, yet, up to this time ; ex post 
 facto. 
 Phr. time was ; the time -has, - hath- been. 
 
 V. look forwards ; anticipate &c. {ex- 
 pect) 507, {foresee) 510; forestall &c. 
 {he early) 132. 
 
 come -, draw- on ; draw near ; ap- 
 proach, await, threaten ; impend &c. 
 {he destined) 152. 
 
 Adj. future, to come ; coming tfec. 
 {impending) 152; next, near; near -, 
 close- at hand ; eventual, ulterior ; in 
 prospect &c. {cvpectation) 507. 
 
 Adv. prospectively, hereafter, in fu- 
 ture; to-morrow, the day after to-morrow; 
 in -course, - process, - the fulness- of 
 time ; eventually, ultimately, sooner or 
 later; proximo] paulo post futurum. \ in 
 after time ; one of these days ; after a 
 -time, - while. 
 
 from this time ; hence-forth, -for- 
 wards ; thence ; thence-forth, -forward ; 
 whereupon, upon which. 
 
 soon &c. {early) 132 ; on the -eve, - 
 point, - brink- of; about to ; close upon. 
 
 2. Time ivith reference to a particular Period. 
 
 123. Newness. — u. newness &c. 
 adj. ; novelty, recency ; immaturity ; 
 youth &c. 127; gloss of novelty. 
 
 innovation ; renovation &c. {restora- 
 tion) 660. 
 
 modernism ; mushroom, parvenu ; lat- 
 est fashion. 
 
 V. renew «S:c. {restore) 660; mod- 
 ernize. 
 
 Adj. new, novel, recent, fresh, green ; 
 young &c. 127; evergreen; raw, im- 
 mature ; virgin ; un-tried, -handseled, 
 -trodden, -beaten. 
 
 late, modern, neoteric; new-born, 
 -fashioned, -fangled, -fledged ; of yester- 
 day ; just out, brand new, up to date j 
 vernal, renovated. 
 .36 
 
 124:. Oldness.— ir. oldness &c. 
 adj. ; age, antiquity; cobwebs of anti- 
 quity. 
 
 maturity ; decline, decay ; senility &c. 
 128. 
 
 seniority, eldership, primogeniture. 
 
 archaism &c. {the past) 122; thing-, 
 relic- of the past ; megatherium. 
 
 tradition, prescription, custom, imme- 
 morial usage, common law. 
 
 V. be -old &c. adj.; have -had,- seen- 
 its day ; become -old &c. adj. ; age, 
 fade. 
 
 Adj. old, ancient, antique ; of lono; 
 standing, time-honoured, venerable ; eld- 
 er, -est ; first-born. 
 
 prime; prim-itive, -eval, -igenousj 
 
I. VI. 2°. 
 
 TIME. 
 
 123-128. 
 
 a daisy, - paint ; 
 
 fresli as -a rose, 
 spick and span. 
 
 Adv. newly &c. adj.) afresh, anew, 
 lately, just now, only yesterday, the 
 other day ; latterly, of late. 
 
 not long -, a short time- ago. 
 
 primordi-al, -nate ; aboriginal &c. (he- 
 (jinning) 66; diluvian, antediluvian; 
 pre-historic ; patriarchal, preadamite ; 
 palaeocrystic ; fossil, paleozoic, pre-gla- 
 cial, ante-mundane ; archaic, classic, me- 
 diaeval, pre-Raphaelite, ancestral, black- 
 letter. 
 
 immemorial, traditional, prescriptive, 
 customary, whereof the memory of man runneth not to the contrary ; 
 inveterate, rooted. 
 
 antiquated, of other times, rococo, of the old school, after-age, 
 
 obsolete ; out of -date, - fashion ; stale, old-fashioned, behind the age ; 
 
 exploded ; gone -out, - by ; passe, run out ; senile &c. 128 ; time-worn ; 
 
 crumbling &c. {deteriorated) 659 ; second-hand. 
 
 old as -the hills, - Methuselah, - Adam, - history. 
 
 Adv. since the -w^orld was made, - year one, - days of Methuselah. 
 
 125. ZHoming'. [Noon.] — w. 
 
 morning, morn, forenoon, a.m., prime, 
 dawn, daybreak ; peep -, break- of day ; 
 aurora; lirst blush -, prime- of the 
 morning ; twilight, crepuscule, sunrise, 
 cockcrow. 
 
 spring ; vernal equinox. 
 
 noon ; mid-, noon-day ; noontide, me- 
 ridian, prime. 
 
 summer, midsummer. 
 
 Adj. matin, matutinal ; vernal. 
 
 Adv. at -sunrise &c. n. ; with the 
 lark, when the morning: d aw^ns. 
 
 126. Svening'. [Midnight.] — w. 
 evening, eve ; decline -, fall -, close- 
 of day ; eventide, nightfall, curfew, 
 dusk, twilight, eleventh hour ; sun-set, 
 -down ; going down of the sun, cock^ 
 shut, dewy eve, gloaming, bed-time. 
 
 afternoon, post meridian, /?.m. 
 
 autumn ; fall, - of the leaf ; autumnal 
 equinox. 
 
 midnight; dead -, witching time- of 
 night ; winter. 
 
 Adj. vespertine, autumnal, nocturnal. 
 
 127. Vouth.— N. youth ; juven- 
 -ility, -escence ; juniority ; infancy ; 
 baby-, child-, boy-, girl-, youth-hood ; 
 incunabula ; minority, nonage, teens, 
 tender age, bloom. 
 
 cradle, nursery, leading-strings, pu- 
 pilage, puberty, imcelage. 
 
 prime -, flower -, spring-tide -, seed- 
 time -, golden season- of life ; heyday 
 of youth, school days ; rising generation. 
 
 Adj. young, youthful, juvenile, green, 
 callow, budding, sappy, puisne, beardless, 
 under age, in one's teens ; in statu pujnl- 
 lari] younger, junior. 
 
 123. Agre.— N". age ; oldness &c. 
 adj. ; old -, advanced- age ; sen-ility, 
 -escence ; years, anility, grey hairs, 
 climacteric, grand climacteric, declining 
 years, decrepitude, hoary age, caducity, 
 superannuation ; second child-hood, -ish- 
 ness ; dotage ; vale of years, decline of 
 life, ' sere and yellow leaf ' ; three-score 
 years and ten : green old age, ripe age ; 
 longevity ; time of life. 
 
 seniority, eldership ; elders &c. (vete^ 
 ran) 130; firstling; dot/en, father; pri- 
 mogeniture. 
 
 V. be -aged &c. adj. ; grow -, get- 
 old &c. adj. ; age ; decline, wane. 
 
 Adj. aged; old &c. 124; elderly, 
 senile ; matronly, anile ; in years ; ripe, mellow, run to seed, declining, 
 waning, past one's prime ; grey, -headed ; hoar, -y ; venerable, time- 
 worn, antiquated, passe, effete, decrepit, superannuated : advanced in 
 -life, - years ; stricken in years ; wrinkled, marked with the crow's foot ; 
 having one foot in the grave ; doting &c. (imbecile) 499. 
 old-, eld-er, -est ; senior ; first-born. 
 
 turned of, years old ; of a certain age, no chickeD; old as Methuselah ; 
 ancestral; patriarchal »S:c. (ancient) 124. 
 
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129—133. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. VI. 2°. 
 
 130. Veteran. — K". veteran, old 
 man, seer, patriarch, greybeard ; grand- 
 father, -sire ; grandam ; gaffer, gammer ; 
 crone ; pantaloon ; eexage-, octoge-, 
 nonage-, cente-narian ; old stager ; do- 
 tard &c. 501. 
 
 preadamite, Methuselah, Nestor, old 
 Parr ; elders ; forefathers &c. {pateiiiity) 
 166. 
 
 129. Infant. — W. infant, bahe, 
 baby; nurse-, suck-, year-, wean-ling; 
 papoose, bambino. 
 
 child, bairn, little one, brat, chit, 
 pickaninny, urchin ; bant-, brat-ling ; 
 elf. 
 
 youth, boy, lad, stripling, youngster, 
 younker, callant, whipster, whipper- 
 snapper, schoolboy, hobbledehoy, hope- 
 ful, cadet, minor, master. 
 
 scion ; sap-, seed-ling ; tendril, olive- 
 branch, nestling, chicken, larva, chrysalis, tadpole, whelp, cub, pullet, 
 fry, callow ; codlin, -g ; fcctus, calf, colt, pup, foal, kitten ; lamb, -kin. 
 
 girl ; lass, -ie ; wench, miss, damsel, demoiselle ) maid, -en ; virgin ; 
 hoyden. 
 
 Adj. infant-ine, -ile ; puerile ; boy-, girl-, child-, baby-, kitten-ish ; 
 baby ; new-born, unfledged, new-fledged, callow. 
 
 in -the cradle, - swaddling clothes, - long clothes, - arms, - leading 
 sti-ings ; at the breast ; in one's teens. 
 
 131. Adolescence. — if. adolescence, pubescence, majority; 
 adultness &c. adj. ; manhood, virility, maturity ; full -, ripe- age ; flower 
 of age ; prime -, meridian- of life. 
 
 man &c. 373 ; woman &c. 374 ; adult, no chicken, 
 
 V. come -of age, - to man's estate, - to years of discretion ; attain 
 majority, assume the toga virilism have -cut one's eye-teeth, - sown one's 
 wild oats. 
 
 Adj. adolescent, pubescent, of age ; of -full, - ripe- age ; out of one's 
 teens, grown up, mature, full grown, in one's prime, middle-aged, manly, 
 virile, adult ; womanly, matronly ; marriageable, nubile. 
 
 3. Time with reference to an Effect or Fu7pose. 
 
 132. Earliness. — Xf. earliness 
 &c. adj. ; morning &c. 125. 
 
 punctuality ; promptitude &c. {activ- 
 ity) 682 ; haste (fee. {velocity) 274 ; sud- 
 denness &c. {instantaneity) 113. 
 
 prematurity, precocity, precipitation, 
 anticipation ; a stitch in time. 
 
 V. be -early &c. adj., - beforehand 
 &c. adv. ; keep time, take time by the 
 forelock, anticipate, forestall; have -, 
 gain- the start ; steal a march upon ; 
 gain time, draw on futurity; bespeak, 
 secure, engage, pre-engage. 
 
 accelerate; expedite &c. {quicken) 
 274 ; make haste &c. {hurry) 684. 
 
 Adj. early, prime, timely, in time, 
 punctual, forward ; prompt &c. {active) 
 682 ; summary. 
 
 premature, precipita,te, precocious ; 
 prevenient, anticipatory ; rath. 
 
 sudden &c. {instantaneous) 113; un- 
 expected &c. 508 ; near, - at hand ; 
 immediate. 
 38 
 
 133. Xiateness. — it. lateness &c. 
 adj. ; tardiness &c. {slotvness) 275. 
 
 de-lay, -lation ; cunctation, procrasti- 
 nation ; deferring &c. V. ; postponement, 
 adjournment, prorogation, retardation, 
 respite; protraction, prolongation; Fa- 
 bian policy, inedecine expectante, chan- 
 cery suit ; leeway ; high time. 
 
 V. be -late &c. adj. ; tarry, wait, stay, 
 bide, take time ; dawdle &c. {be in- 
 active) 683 ; linger, loiter ; bide -, take- 
 one's time ; gain time ; hang fire ; stand 
 -, lie- over. 
 
 put oflT, defer, delay, lay over, sus- 
 pend ; shift -, stave- off"; waive, retard, 
 remand, postpone, adjourn; procrasti- 
 nate ; dally ; prolong, protract ; spin -, 
 draw -, lengthen- out ; prorogue ; keep 
 back ; tide over ; push -, drive- to the 
 last ; let the matter stand over ; reserve 
 &c.{store) 636 ; temporize ; consult one's 
 pillow, sleep upon it. 
 
 lose an opportunity &c. 135 ; be kept 
 
Lvi. 
 
 TBIE. 
 
 132-135. 
 
 Adv. early, soon, aiion,l)etimes, rath : 
 
 long: 
 
 punc- 
 
 eft, -soons ; ere -, before- 
 tiially &c. adj. ; to the minute ; in 
 time ; in -good, - military, - pudding, 
 - due- time ; time enough. 
 
 beforehand; prematurely &c. adj.; 
 precipitately &c. ( hastily ) 684 ; too 
 soon 5 before -its, - one's- time ; in anti- 
 cipation ; unexpectedly &c. 508. 
 
 suddenly &c. {instantaneously) 113; 
 before one can say ' Jack Robinson/ at 
 short notice, extempore ; on the spur of 
 the -moment, - occasion ; at once ; on 
 the -spot, - instant : at sight ; off -, out 
 of- hand ; a vue cToeil ; straight, -way, 
 -forth; forthwith, incontinently, sum- 
 marily, immediately, briefly, shortly, 
 quickly, speedily, apace, before the ink 
 is dry, almost immediately, presently, 
 at the^ first opportunity, in no long time, by 
 directly. 
 
 Plir, touch and go, no sooner said than done. 
 
 waiting, dance attendance ; kick -, cool- 
 one's heels ; /aire antichamhre ; wait im- 
 patiently ; await &c. {expect) 507 ; sit 
 up, - at night. 
 
 Adj. late, tardy, slow, behindhand, 
 belated/postliminious, posthumous, back- 
 ward, unpunctual; dilatory kc. {slmv) 
 275 ; delayed &c. v. ; in abey-ance. 
 
 Adv. late ; late-, back-ward ; late in 
 the day ; at -sunset, - the eleventh 
 hour,- length, -last ; ultimately ; after -, 
 
 behind- time ; too late ; too late for &c. 
 
 135. 
 
 slowly, leisurely, deliberately, at one's 
 leisure ; ex post facto ; sine die. 
 
 Plir. nonum preinatur in annum. 
 
 and by, in a while, 
 
 134. Occasion. — w. occasion, 
 opportunity, opening, room ; suitable -, 
 proper- -time, - season ; high time ; 
 opportuneness &c. adj. ; tempestivity. 
 
 crisis, turn, juncture, conjuncture; 
 turning point, given time. 
 
 nick of time ; golden -, well timed -, 
 fine -, favourable- opportunity;' clear 
 stage, fair field ; mollia tempoj-a ; fata 
 Morgana; spare time &c. (leisure) 685. 
 
 V. seize &c. (take) 789 -, use &c. 
 677 -, give &c. 784- an -opportunity, 
 
 - occasion ; improve the occasion. 
 
 suit the occasion &c. {be expedient) 
 646. 
 
 strike the iron while it is hot, hattre le 
 fer sur Venclume, make hay while the 
 sun shines, take time by the forelock, 
 prendre la halle au bond. 
 
 Adj. opportune, timely, well-timed, 
 timeful, seasonable. 
 
 providential, lucky, fortunate, happy, 
 favourable, propitious, auspicious, criti- 
 cal ; suitable &c. 23 ; obiter dicta. 
 
 Adv. opportunely kc. adj. ; in -proper, 
 
 - due- -time, - course, - season ; for the 
 nonce ; in the -nick, - fulness- of time ; 
 all in good time ; just in time, at the 
 eleventh hour, now or never. 
 
 by the -way, - by; en passant, a 
 propos ; pi'O -re natd, - hac vice ; par 
 parenthese, parenthetically, by way of 
 parenthesis; while -speaking of, - on 
 
 135. Zntexnpestivity. — m". in- 
 
 tempestivity ; unsuitable -, improper- 
 time ; unreasonableness &:c. adj. ; evil 
 hour ; coiitreteinps ; intrusion ; anachro- 
 nism &c. 115. 
 
 V. be -ill timed &c. adj. ; mistime, 
 intrude, come dmiss, break in upon ; have 
 other fish to fry ; be -busy, - occupied. 
 
 lose -, throw away -, waste -, neg- 
 lect &c. 460- an opportunity ; allow -, 
 sufier- the -opportunity, - occasion- to 
 -pass, - slip, - go by, - escape, - lapse ; 
 waste time &c. {be inactive) 683 ; let 
 slip through the fingers, lock the stable 
 door when the steed is stolen. 
 
 Adj. ill-, mis-timed; untimely, in- 
 trusive, unseasonable ; out of -date, 
 - season; inopportune, timeless, un- 
 toward, mal a propos, unlucky, inaus- 
 picious, unpropitious, unfortunate, un- 
 favourable : unsuited &c. 24 ; inexpe- 
 dient &c. 647. 
 
 unpunctual &c. {late) 133; too late 
 for ; premature &c. {early) 132 ; too soon 
 for ; wise after the event. 
 
 Adv. inopportunely &c. adj. \ as ill 
 luck would have it, in an evil hour, the 
 time having gone by, a day after the 
 fair. 
 
 pjar. after meat mustard, after death 
 the doctor. 
 
 39 
 
13^—139. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 J. VI. 2= 
 
 tHa subject ; e.v tempore ; on the spur of tlie -moment, - occasion ; on 
 the spot &c. {early) 132. 
 
 Plir. carpe diem ; oocasionem cognosce ; one's hour is come, the time 
 is up ; that reminds me. 
 
 3°. Recuerent Time. 
 
 136. rrequency. — w. frequency, 
 oftness; repetition &c. 104. 
 
 V. recur &c. 104; do nothing "but; 
 keep, - on. 
 
 Adj. frequent, many times, not rare, 
 thickcoming, incessant, perpetual, con- 
 tinual, constant, repeated &c. 104; ha- 
 bitual &c. 613. 
 
 Adv. often, oft ; oft-, often-times ; fre- 
 
 quently ; repeatedly &c. 104 ; unseldom 
 not unfrequently ; in -quick, - rapid- 
 succession ; many a time and oft ; daily, 
 hourly &c. ; every -dav, -hour, -moment 
 &c. 
 
 perpetually, continually, constantly, 
 incessantly, without ceasing, at all 
 times, daily and hourly, night and day, 
 day and night, day after day, morning 
 noon and night, ever and anon. 
 
 most often; commonly &c. (habitually) 613. 
 
 sometimes, occasionally, at times, now and then, from time to time, 
 there being times Avhen, toties quoties, often enough, again and again. 
 
 137. Infrequency. — wr. infre- 
 quency, rareness, rarity ; fewness kc. 
 103 ; seldornness. 
 
 V. be -rare &c. adj. 
 
 Adj. un-, in-frequent; rare, - as a 
 blue diamond ; few »S:c. 103 ; scarce ; 
 almost unheard of, unprecedented, 
 which has not occurred within the me- 
 mory of the oldest inhabitant, not within 
 one's previous experience. 
 
 Adv. seldom, rarely, scarcely, hardly ; 
 not often, unfrequently, unoften ; scarce- 
 ly -, hardly- ever ; once in a blue moon. 
 
 once ; once -for all, - in a way ; pro 
 hac vice. 
 
 139. Zrreg'ularity of recurrence. 
 — N". irregularity, uncertainty, unpuiic- 
 tuality ; fitfulness &c. adj. 
 
 Adj . irregular, uncertain, unpunctual, 
 capricious, desultory, fitful, flickering j 
 rambling, rhapsodical ; spasmodic. 
 
 Adv. irregularly kc. adj. ; by fits 
 and starts &c. {discontinuously) 70. 
 
 138. Reg'ularity of recurrence. 
 
 Periodicity. — w. periodicity, inter- 
 mi ttence ; beat; oscillation &c. 314; 
 pulse, pulsation ; rhythm ; alter-nation, 
 -nateness, -nativeness, -nity. 
 
 bout, round, revolution, rotation, 
 turn. 
 
 anniversary, jubilee, centenary. 
 
 [Regularity of return] rota, cycle, 
 period, stated time, routine ; days of the 
 week ; Sunday, Monday &c. ; months 
 of the year ; January &c. ; feast, fast &c. ; Christmas, Easter, New 
 Year's day &c. 
 
 punctuality, regularity, steadiness. 
 
 V. recur in regular -order, - succession ; return, revolve ; come 
 -again, - in its tm'n ; come round, - again ; beat, pulsate ; alternate ; 
 intermit. 
 
 Adj. periodic, -al ; serial, recurrent, cyclical, rhythmical ; recurring 
 «&;c. V. ; inter-, re-mittent ; alternate, every other. 
 
 hourly ; diurnal, daily ; quotidian, tertian, weekly ; hebdomad-al, 
 -ary; bi-weekly, fortnightly; monthly, menstrual; yearly, annual; 
 biennial, triennial, &c. ; centennial, secular ; paschal, lenten. Sec. 
 
 regular, steady, punctual, regular as clockwork. 
 
 Adv. periodically &c. adj. ; at -regular intervals, - stated times ; 
 at -fixed, - established- periods ; punctually &c. adj. ; de die in diem ; 
 from day to day, day by day. 
 40 
 
I. VII. I' 
 
 CHANGE. 
 
 138—143. 
 
 by turns ; in -turn, - rotation ; alternately, every other day, off and 
 on, ride and tie, round and roimd. 
 
 Sectiox VII. CHANGE. 
 1°. SiMrLE Change. 
 
 140. [Difference at different times.] 
 Chang'e. — M". change, alteration, mu- 
 tation, permutation, variation, modifi- 
 cation, modulation, mood, qualification, 
 innovation, metastasis, deviation, turn : 
 diversion ; break. 
 
 transformation, transfiguration ; me- 
 tamorphosis ; transmutation ; tran sub- 
 stantiation : metagenesis, transanimation, 
 transmigration, metempsychosis; a r«jf a/* ; 
 alterative. 
 
 conversion i&c. {gradual chavge) 144 ; 
 revolution &:c. {sudden or radical change') 
 146; inversion &c. {reversal) 218; dis- 
 placement &c. 185; transference &c. 
 270. 
 
 changeableness &c. 149 ; tergiversa- 
 tion &:c. {change of mind) 607. 
 
 V. change, alter, vary, wax and wane ; 
 modulate, diversify, qualify, tamper 
 with ; turn, shift, veer, tack, chop, 
 shuffle, swerve, warp, deviate, turn aside, 
 evert, intervert ; pass to, take a turn, 
 turn the corner, resume. 
 
 work a change, modify, vamp, super- 
 induce ; trans-form, -figure, -mute, -mog- 
 rify, -ume ; metamorphose, ring the 
 changes. 
 
 innovate, introduce new blood, shuffle 
 the cards ; give a -turn, - colour- to ; 
 influence, turn the scale ; shift the scene, turn over a new leaf. 
 
 recast &c. 146 ; reverse &c. 218 ; disturb &c. 61 ; convert into &c. 
 144. 
 
 Adj. changed &c. r. ; new-fangled; changeable «S:c. 149; tran- 
 sitional ; modifiable ; alterative. 
 
 ildv. mutatis mutandis. 
 
 Int. quantum mutatus ! 
 
 PHr. ' a change came o'er the spirit of my dream * ; nous avons change 
 tout cela; tempora mutantur nos et 7tmtamurin tllis', nonsum qualis eram. 
 
 141. [Absence of change.] Per- 
 znanence. — N". stabiHty &c. 150; 
 quiescence &c. 265 ; obstinacy kc. 606. 
 
 permanence, persistence, endurance ; 
 standing, status quo ; maintenance, pre- 
 servation, conservation ; conservatism ; 
 law of the Medes and Persians ; stand- 
 ing dish. 
 
 V. let -alone, - be : persist, remain, 
 stay, tarry, rest ; hold, - on ; last, endure, 
 bide, abide, aby, dwell, maintain, keep ; 
 stand, - still, - fast ; subsist, live, out- 
 live, survive ; hold-, keep- one's -ground, 
 - footing ; hold good. 
 
 Adj. stable &c. 150; persisting &c. 
 V. ; permanent ; established ; unchanged 
 &c. (change &c. 140) ; unrenewed ; in- 
 tact, inviolate ; persistent ; monotonous, 
 unchequered ; unfailing. 
 
 un-destroyed, -repealed, -suppressed; 
 conservative, qualis ab incepto : prescrip- 
 tive &c. {old) 124; stationary »&c. 265. 
 
 Adv. in statu quo ; for pood, finally ; 
 at a stand, -still ; uti possidetis ; without 
 a shadow of turning. 
 
 Phr. esto perpetua ; nolumus lege^ 
 AnglicB mutari. 
 
 142. [Change from action to rest.] 
 Cessation. — wr. cessation, discon- 
 tinuance, desistance, desinence. 
 
 inter-, re-mission ; sus-pense, -pension ; 
 interruption ; stop ; stopping &c. v. ; 
 closure, stoppage, halt ; arrival &c. 292. 
 
 pause, rest, lull, respite, truce, drop ; 
 interregum, abeyance. 
 
 dead -stop, - stand, - lock ; comma. 
 
 143. Continuance in action. — 
 Mr. continu-ance, -ation ; run ; persist- 
 ence &c. {perseverance) 604a. ; repeti- 
 tion &c. 104. 
 
 V. continue, persist ; go -, jog -, 
 keep -, run -, hold- on ; abide, keep, 
 pursue, stick to ; take -, maintain- its 
 course ; carry on, keep up. 
 
 sustain, uphold, hold up, keep on 
 41 
 
142— 146. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. YII. 1°. 
 
 colon, semicolon, period, full stop ; end 
 &c. 67 ; death &c. 360. 
 
 V. cease, discontinue, desist, stay ; 
 break -, leave- olF; hold, stop, pull up, 
 stop short ; stick, hang fire ; halt ; pause, 
 rest. 
 
 have done with, give over, surcease, 
 shut up shop ; give up &c. (7'elinqmsh) 
 624. 
 
 hold -, stay- one's hand ; rest on one's 
 oars, repose on one's laurels. 
 
 come to a -stand, - standstill, - dead 
 lock, - full stop •, arrive &c. 292 ; go 
 out, die away; wear -away, - oft'; pass 
 away &c. {be past) 122 ; he at an end. 
 
 intromit, interrupt, suspend, interpel ; 
 inter-, re-mit ; put -an end, - a stop, - 
 a period- to; bring to a stand, -still; 
 stop, cut short, arrest, avast; stem the 
 -tide, - torrent ; pull the check string. 
 
 Int. hold ! stop ! enough ! avast ! have done ! a truce to ! 
 leave off"! 
 
 foot ; follow up, perpetuate ; maintain ; 
 preserve &c. 6o4« ; harp upon &c. (re- 
 jjeat) 104. 
 
 keep -going, - alive, - the pot boilings 
 - up the ball ; die in harness ; hold on 
 -, pursue- the even tenour of one's way. 
 
 let be ; stare supe?- antiquas vias ; quieta 
 non 7novere ; let things take their course. 
 
 Adj. continuing &c. v. ; uninterrup- 
 ted, unintermitting, unvarying, unshift- 
 ing ; unreversed, unstopped, unrevoked, 
 unvaried ; sustained ; undying «&;c. {per- 
 petual) 112; inconvertible. 
 
 Int. right away ! 
 
 Plir. nolumus leges Anglice mutari-, 
 vestigia nulla retrorsum ; lahitur etlahetur. 
 
 soft! 
 
 144:. [Gradual change to something different.] Conversion. — la". 
 
 conversion, reduction, transmutation, resolution, assimilation ; assump- 
 tion ; naturalization. 
 
 chemistry, alchemy ; progress, growth, lapse, flux. 
 
 passage ; transit, -ion ; transmigration, shifting &c. v. ; phase ; con- 
 jugation ; convertibility. 
 
 crucible, alembic, caldron. 
 
 convert, pervert, renegade, apostate. 
 
 wax ; come -, turn- -to, - into ; 
 
 glide -, grow -, 
 
 merffe- into : melt, grow, come 
 
 V. be converted into ; become, get, 
 turn out, lapse, shift; run -, fall -, pass 
 ripen -, open -, resolve itself -, settle 
 
 round to, mature, mellow ; assume the -form, - shape, - state, - nature, 
 - character- of; illapse; assume a new phase, undergo a change. 
 
 convert -, resolve- into ; make, render ; mould, form &c. 240 ; re- 
 model, new model, refound, reform, reorganize ; assimilate -, bring -, 
 reduce- to. 
 
 Adj. converted into &c. v. ; convertible, resolvable into ; transitional ; 
 naturalized. 
 
 Adv. gradually &c. {sloivly) 275 ; in ti-ansitu &c. {transference) 270, 
 
 145. Reversion. — w. reversion, return ; revulsion. 
 
 turning point, turn of the tide ; status quo ante helium ; calm before a 
 storm. 
 
 alternation &c. {periodicity) 138 ; inversion &c. 219 ; recoil &c. 277 ; 
 regression &c. 283; restoration &c. 660; relapse &c. 661. 
 
 V. revert, turn back; relapse &c. 661; recoil &c. 277; retreat &c. 
 283 ; restore &c. 660 ; undo, unmake ; turn the -tide, - scale. 
 
 Adj. reverting &c. v. ; revulsive, reactionary. 
 
 Adv. a reboui'S. 
 
 146. [Sudden or violent change.] Revolution. — w. revolution, 
 houleversement, subversion, break up; destruction &c. 162; sudden -, 
 radical -, sweeping -, organic- change ; clean sweep, coup d^etat, counter- 
 revolution. 
 
 43 
 
I. VII. 2®. 
 
 CHANGE. 
 
 146—150. 
 
 transilience, jump,^ leap, plunge, jerk, start ; explosion ; spasm, con- 
 vulsion, throe, revulsion ; storm, earthquake, cataclysm. 
 
 legerdemain &c. (t/'ick) 545. 
 
 V. revolutionize ; new model, remodel, recast ; strike out something 
 new, break with the past ; change the face of, unsex. 
 
 Adj. unrecognizable. 
 
 147. [Change of one thing for ano- 
 ther.] Substitution.— M". substi- 
 tution, commutation ; supplanting &c. 
 v., supersession, metonymy &c. { figure 
 of speech) 52 1. 
 
 [Thing substituted] substitute, succe- 
 daneujn, make-shift, shift, pis oiler, stop- 
 gap, jury-mast, locimi tenens, warm- 
 ing-pan, dummy, scape-goat; double; 
 changeling ; quid pro quo, alternative ; 
 representative &c. {dejmty) 759; pa- 
 limpsest. 
 
 price, purchase-money, consideration, 
 equivalent. 
 
 V. substitute, put in the place of, 
 change for ; make way for, give place 
 to ; supply -, take- the place of ; sup- 
 plant, supersede, replace, cut out, serve 
 as a substitute ; step into -, stand in- 
 the shoes of; make a shift -, put up- 
 with ; borrow of Peter to pay Paul ; 
 comjnute, redeem, compound for. 
 
 Adj. substituted &c. v. ; vicarious, 
 subdititious. 
 
 Adv. instead ; in -place, - lieu, - the 
 de mieux. 
 
 148. [Double or mutual change.] 
 Znterchangre. — ur. inter-, ex-change; 
 com-, per-, inter-mutation ; reciproca- 
 tion, transposition, shuffling; castling 
 [at chess] ; hocus-pocus. 
 
 interchange-ableness, -ability. 
 
 barter &c. 794 ; tit for tat &c. (retali- 
 ation) 718; cross fire, battledore and 
 shuttlecock; quid pro quo. 
 
 V. inter-, ex-, counter-change ; bandy, 
 transpose, shuffle, change hands, swap, 
 permute, reciprocate, commute ; give 
 and take, return the compliment ; play 
 at -puss in the corner, - battledore and 
 shuttlecock ; retaliate &c. 7 1 8. 
 
 Adj. interchanged &c. v. ; reciprocal, 
 mutual, commutative, interchangeable, 
 intercurrent. 
 
 Adv. in exchange, vice versa, wutatis 
 mutandis, backwards and forwards, by 
 tm'ns, turn and turn about; each -, 
 every one- in his turn. 
 
 stead, - the room- of ; faute 
 
 2°. Complex Change. 
 
 149. Chang'eableness. — ir. 
 
 changeableness &c. adj. ; mutability, 
 inconstancy ; versatility, mobility ; in- 
 stability, unstable equilibrium ; vacil- 
 lation &c. {irresolution) 605 ; fluctuation, 
 vicissitude ; alternation &c. {oscillation) 
 
 314. 
 
 restlessness Szc. adj. ; fidgets, dis- 
 quiet ; dis-, in-quietude ; unrest ; agita- 
 tion &c. 315. 
 
 moon,Proteus, chameleon, quicksilver, 
 shifting sands, weathercock, harlequin, 
 Cynthia of the minute, April showers ; 
 wheel of Fortune ; transientness &c. 11 1 . 
 
 V. fluctuate, vary, waver, flounder, 
 flicker, flitter, flit, flutter, shift, shuffle, 
 shake, totter, tremble, vacillate, wamble, 
 turn and turn about, ring the changes ; 
 sway -, shift- to and fro ; change and 
 change about; oscillate &c. 314; vi- 
 brate -, oscillate- between two extremes ; 
 
 150. ' Stability. — w. stability ; 
 immutability &c. adj, ; unchangeable- 
 ness &c. adj. ; constancy ; stable equili- 
 brium, immobility, soundness, vitality, 
 stabiliment, stifihess, anchylosis, solidity, 
 aplomb. 
 
 establishment, fixture; rock, pillar, 
 tower, foundation, leopard's spots, 
 Ethiopian's skin. 
 
 permanence &c. 141 ; obstinacy &c. 
 606. 
 
 V. be -firm &c. adj. ; stick fast ; 
 stand -, keep -, remain- firm ; weather 
 the storm. 
 
 settle, establish, stablish, ascertain, 
 fix, set, stabilitate ; retain, keep hold ; 
 make -good, - sure ; fasten &c. {join) 
 43 ; set on its legs, float ; perpetuate. 
 
 settle down ; strike -, take- root ; 
 take up one's abode &c. 1 84 ; build one's 
 house on a rock. 
 
 43 
 
149—152. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 1. YII. 2^ 
 
 alternate ; have as many phases as the 
 moon. 
 
 Adj. change-able, -ful ; changing &c. 
 140; mutable, variable, chequered, ever 
 changing ; prote-an, -iform ; versatile. 
 
 unstaid, inconstant; un- steady, 
 -stable, -fixed, -settled ; fluctuating &c. 
 V. ; restless ; agitated &c. 315; erratic, 
 fickle ; irresolute Szc. 605 ; capricious 
 &c. 608 ; touch-and-go ; incoLsonant, 
 fitful, spasmodic ; vibratory ; vagrant, 
 wayward ; desultory ; afloat ; alterna- 
 ting ; alterable, plastic, mobile ; tran- 
 sient &c. III. 
 
 Adv. see-saw &c. (oscillation) 314; 
 off and on. 
 
 Adj . unchangeable, immutable ; un- 
 alter-ed, -able ; not to be changed, con- 
 stant; permanent &c. 141 ; invariable, 
 undeviating ; stable, durable ; perennial 
 &c. {diuturncd) 1 10. 
 
 fixed, steadfast, firm, fast, steady, 
 balanced ; confirmed, valid ; immovable, 
 irremovable, riveted, rooted ; settled, 
 established &c. v. ; vested ; incontro- 
 vertible, stereotyped, indeclinable. 
 
 tethered, anchored, moored, at anchor, 
 on a rock, firm as a rock ; firmly -seated, 
 - established kc. i'.; deep-rooted, ineradi- 
 cable ; inveterate ; obstinate &c. 606. 
 
 transfixed, stuck fast, aground, high 
 and dry, stranded. 
 
 indefeasible, irretrievable, intrans- 
 mutabla, incommutable, irresoluble, ir- 
 revocable, irreversible, reve'-seless, in- 
 extinguishable, irreducible ; indissol-uble, -vable ; in'lestructible, un- 
 dying, imperishable, indelible, indeciduous ; insusceptible, - of change. 
 Int. stet. 
 
 Present Events. 
 
 151. Eventuality.— N". eventu- 
 ality, event, occurrence, incident, aflair, 
 transaction, proceeding, fact ; matter of 
 -, naked- fact ; phenomenon ; advent. 
 
 business, concern ; circumstance, par- 
 ticular, casuality, accident, adventure, 
 passage, crisis, pass, emergency, contin- 
 gency, consequence. 
 
 the world, life, things, doings, affairs; 
 things-, affairs- in general; the times, 
 state of affairs, order of the day ; course -, 
 tide -, stream -, current -, run -, march- 
 of -things, - events ; ups and downs of 
 life; chapter of accidents &c. {chance) 
 156; situation &c. {circumstances) 8. 
 
 V. happen, occur ; take -place, - effect ; 
 come, become of; come -off*, - about, 
 - round, - into existence, - forth, - to 
 pass, - on ; pass, present itself ; fall ; 
 fall -, turn- out ; run, be on foot, fall 
 in ; be-fall, -tide, -chance ; prove, even- 
 tuate, draw on ; turn -, crop -, spring -, 
 cast- up; super-, sur-vene; issue, ar- 
 rive, ensue, arise, start, hold, take its 
 course; pass off &c. {he past) 122. 
 
 meet with ; experience ; fall to the 
 lot of ; be one's -chance, - fortune, - lot ; 
 find ; encounter, undergo ; pass -, go- 
 through ; endure &c. {feel) 821. 
 
 Adj. happening &c. v. ; going on, 
 doing, current ; in the wind, afloat ; 
 on -foot, - the tapis ; at issue, in question 
 44 
 
 Future Events. 
 
 152. Destiny. ~ ST. destiny &c. 
 {necessity) 601 ; future -, post- exis- 
 tence ; future state, next world, world 
 to come, after life ; futurity &c. 121; 
 everlasting -life, - death ; prospect &c. 
 {expectation) 507. 
 
 v. impend ; hang -, lie- over ; 
 threaten, loom, await, come on, ap- 
 proach, stare one in the face ; fore-, 
 pre-ordain ; predestine, doom, have in 
 store for. 
 
 Adj. impending &c. v. ; destined ; 
 about to -be, - happen ; coming, in 
 store, to come, going to happen, instant, 
 at hand, near; near -, close- at hand; 
 overhanging, hanging over one's head, 
 imminent ; brewing, preparing, forth- 
 coming ; in the wind, on the cards, in 
 reserve ; that -will, - is to- be ; in pros- 
 pect &c. {expected) 507 ; looming in the 
 -distance, - horizon, - future ; unborn, 
 in embryo ; in the womb of -time, 
 - futurity ; pregnant &c. {producinff) 
 i6r. 
 
 Adv. in -time, - the long run ; all in 
 good time; eventually kc. 151 ; what- 
 ever may happen &c. {certainly) 474; 
 as -chance «&:c. 156- would have it. 
 
 ; incidental. 
 
I. Tin. 1° 
 
 CAUSATION. 
 
 151—154. 
 
 eventful, stirring-, bustling, full of incident. 
 
 Adv. eventually ; in -the event of, - case ; in the course of things ; 
 in the -natural, - ordinary- course of things ; as -things, - times- go ; 
 as the world -goes, - wags ; as the -tree falls, - cat jumps ; as it may 
 ►turn out, - happen. 
 
 Phr. the plot thickens. 
 
 Section YIII. CAUSATION. 
 
 1°. Constancy or Sequence in Events. 
 
 153. [Constant antecedent.] Cause. 
 
 — W. cause, origin, source, principle, 
 element ; occasioner, prime mover, pri- 
 mum mobile ; vera causa ; author &c. 
 {producer) 164; main-spring, agent; 
 leaven ; groundwork, foundation &c. 
 (support) 215. 
 
 spring, fountain, well, font ; fountain 
 -, spring- head ; fons et origo, genesis ; 
 descent &c. {paternity) 166; remote 
 cause; influence. 
 
 pivot, hinge, turning-point, lever ; 
 key ; proximate cause, causa causans ; 
 last straw that breaks the camel's back. 
 
 ground ; reason, - why ; why and 
 wherefore, rationale, occasion, deriva- 
 tion ; final cause &c. {intention) 620 ; 
 les dessous des caHes ; undercurrents. 
 
 rudiment, egg, germ, embryo, bud, 
 root, radix, radical, etymon, nucleus, 
 seed, stem, stock, stirps, trunk, tap- 
 root. 
 
 nest, cradle, nursery, womb, nidus, 
 birth-place, hot-bed. 
 
 caus-ality, -ation ; orgination ; pro- 
 duction &c. 161. 
 
 V, be the -cause &c. «.- of; origi- 
 nate ; give -origin, - rise, - occasion- to ; 
 cause, occasion, sow the seeds of, kindle, 
 suscitate ; bring -on, - to pass, - about ; 
 produce ; create &c. 161 ; set -up, - 
 afloat, - on foot ; found, broach, insti- 
 tute, lay the foundation of; lie at the 
 root of. 
 
 procure, induce, draw down, open the door to, superinduce, evoke, 
 entail, operate ; elicit, provoke. 
 
 conduce to &c. {tend to) 176 ; contribute ; have a -hand in, - finger 
 in- the pie ; determine, decide, turn the scale ; have a common origin; 
 derive its origin &c. {effect) 154. 
 
 Adj. caused &c. v. ; causal, original ; prim-arv, -itive, -ordial ; 
 aboriginal ; radical ; embry-onic, -otic ; in -embryo, - ovo ; seminal, 
 germinal ; at the bottom of ; connate, having a common origin. 
 
 Adv. because &c. 155 ; behind the scenes. 
 
 154. [Constant sequent.] Effect. 
 — W. eft'ect, consequence ; deriva-tive, 
 -tion ; result ; result-ant, -ance ; upshot, 
 issue, denouement ; end &c. 67 ; develop- 
 ment, outgrowth, fruit, crop, harvest, 
 product, bud. 
 
 production, produce, work, handiwork, 
 fabric, performance ; creature, creation ; 
 oft-spring, -shoot ; first-fruits, -lings ; 
 premices. 
 
 V. be the -efiect &c. n.- of ; be -due, 
 - owing- to ; originate -in, - from ; rise 
 -, arise -, take its rise -, spring -, pro- 
 ceed -, emanate -,come -, grow -, bud -, 
 sprout -, germinate -, issue -, flow -, 
 result -, follow -, derive its origin -, ac- 
 crue- from ; come -to, - of, - out of; de- 
 pend -, hang -, hinge -, turn- upon. 
 
 take the consequences, sow the wind 
 and reap the whirlwind 
 
 Adj. owing to ; 
 V. ; derivable from 
 
 153- by; dependent upon; derived -, 
 evolved- from ; derivative ; hereditary. 
 
 Adv. of course, it follows that, natu- 
 rally, consequently ; as a -, in- conse- 
 quence ; through, all along of, neces- 
 sarily, eventually. 
 
 Phr. cela va sans dire, thereby hangs 
 a tale. 
 
 resulting from &:c. 
 
 45 
 
155 -158. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. VIII. 1° 
 
 155. [Assignment of cause.] At- 
 tribution. — N". attribution, theory, 
 Etiology, ascription, reference to, ra- 
 tionale ; accounting for &c. v. ; Palsetio- 
 logy,* imputation, derivation from. 
 
 fil-, affil-iation ; pedigree &c. {pater- 
 nity) 1 66. 
 
 explanation &c. {interpretation) 522 ; 
 reason why &c. {cause) 153. 
 
 v. attribute -, ascribe -, impute -, 
 refer -, lay -, point -, trace -, bring 
 home- to ; put -, set- down- to ; charge -, 
 ground- on ; invest with, assign as cause, 
 lay at the door of, father upon ; account 
 for, derive from, point out the -reason 
 &c. 153; theorize; tell how it comes; 
 put the saddle on the right horse. 
 
 Adj. attributed &c. v. ; attributable 
 &c. V. ; refer-able, -rible ; due to, deri- 
 vable from; owing to &c. {effect) 154; 
 putative. 
 
 Adv. hence, thence, therefore, for, 
 since, on account of, because, owing to ; 
 on that account; from -this, - that- 
 cause ; thanks to, forasmuch as ; whence, 
 propter hoc. 
 
 why ? wherefore ? whence ? how 
 -comes, - is, - happens- it ? how does 
 it happen ? 
 
 in -some, - some such- way : some- 
 how, - or other. 
 
 Pbr. that is why ; hinc iUcB lachrymce. 
 
 156. [Absence of assignable cause.] 
 Chance.t — M". chance, indetermina- 
 tion, accident, fortune, hazard, hap, hap- 
 hazard, chance-medley, random, luck, 
 raccroc, casualty, contingence, adventure, 
 hit; fate Sic. {necessity) 601; equal 
 chance ; lottery; toss up &c. 621 ; turn 
 of the -table, - cards ; hazard of the die, 
 chapter of accidents ; cast -, throw- of 
 the dice ; heads or tails, wheel of For- 
 tune ; sortes, - VirgiliancB. 
 
 probability, possibility, contingency, 
 odds, long odds, run of luck ; mainchance. 
 
 theory of -Probabilities, - Chances ; 
 book-making ; assurance ; speculation, 
 gaming, &c. 621. 
 
 V. chance, hap, turn up ; fall to one's 
 lot ; be one's -fate &c. 601 ; stumble on, 
 light upon; take one's chance &c. 621. 
 
 Adj. casual, fortuitous, accidental, 
 adventitious, causeless, incidental, con- 
 tingent, uncaused, undetermined, inde- 
 terminate ; possible &c. 470 ; uninten- 
 tional &c. 621. 
 
 Adj. by -chance, - accident ; casually; 
 perchance &c. {possibly) 470 ; for aught 
 one knows ; as -good, - bad, - ill-luck 
 &c. n.- would have it ; as it may -be, 
 - chance, - turn up, - happen ; as the 
 case may be. 
 
 2°. CoNifECTiox BET"svEEi;r Cause and Effect. 
 
 157. Power. — W. power ; poten-cy, 
 -tiality ; puissance, might, force ; energy 
 &c. 171; dint; right -hand, -arm; as- 
 cendency, sway, control; pre-potency, 
 -poUence ; almightiness, omnipotence ; 
 authority &c. 737 ; strength &c. 159. 
 
 ability; ableness &c. adj.; compe- 
 tency; effi-ciency, -cacy; validity, co- 
 gency ; enablement ; vantage ground ; 
 influence &c. 175. 
 
 pressure ; elasticity ; gravity, elec- 
 tricity, magnetism, galvanism, voltaic 
 electricity, voltaism, electro-magnetism ; 
 attraction ; vis -ine7'ties, - mortua, - viva ; 
 potential -, dynamic- energy; friction, 
 suction. 
 
 capability, capacity; quid valeant 
 
 158. Impotence. — w. impotence ; 
 in-,dis-ability ; disablement,impuissauce, 
 iml3ecility; incapa-city, -bility ; inapt-, 
 inept-itude ; indocility ; invalidity, in- 
 efficiency, incompetence, disqualification. 
 
 telum imhelle, hrutum fulmen, blank 
 cartridge, flash in the pan, vox et prcB- 
 terea nihil, dead letter, bit of waste 
 paper, dummy. 
 
 inefficacy &c. {inutility) 645 ; failure 
 &c. 732. 
 
 helplessness &;c. adj. ; prostration, paral- 
 ysis, palsy, apoplexy, syncope, sideration, 
 deliquium, collapse, exhaustion, softening 
 of the brain, emasculation, inanition. 
 
 cripple, old woman, muff, molly- 
 ; coddle. 
 
 * Whewcll, ' History of the Inductive Sciences,' book xviii. a^oI. iii. p. 397 (3rd edit.), 
 f The word Chance has two distinct meanings: the first, the absence of asgignabl© 
 cause, as above ; and the second, the absence oi design — for the latter see 621. 
 46 
 
I. Tin. -f 
 
 CAUSATION. 
 
 157—160. 
 
 humeri quid ferre recusent ; faculty, I v. be -impotent &c. adj. ; not liaye 
 quality, attribute, endowment, virtue, \ a leg to stand on. 
 
 gift, property, qualification, suscepti- I vouloir -roynpre VanguiUe au genoUy 
 bility. -prendre la lune avec leg dents. 
 
 V. be -powerful &c. adj. ; gain -power collapse, faint, swoon, fall into a 
 &c. n. I swoon, drop ; go by the board ; end in 
 
 belong -, pertain- to; lie -, be- in ; smoke kc. {fail) 732. 
 one's power ; can. | render -powerless Sec. adj. ; deprive 
 
 give -, confer -, exercise- power &c. ! of power •, dis-able, -enable ; disarm, in- 
 w.f empower, enable, invest; in-, en-due; '■ capacitate, disqualify, unfit, invalidate, 
 endow, arm; strengthen &c. 159 ; com- j deaden, cramp, tie the hands; double 
 pel &c. 744. i up, prostrate, paralyze, muzzle, cripple, 
 
 Adj. powerful, puissant; potent, -ial; j becripple, maim, lame, hamstring, draw 
 capable, able ; equal -, up- to ; cogent, I the teeth of ; throttle, strangle, garrotte ; 
 valid ; elFect-ive, -ual ; efficient, effica- | ratten, silence, sprain, clip the wings of, 
 cious, adequate, competent ; multi-, put hois de combat, spike the guns ; 
 pleni-, omni-potent ; almighty. j take the wind out of one's sails, scotch 
 
 forcible &c. adj. {energetic) 171 ; in 
 fluential &c. 175; productive Szc. 168. 
 
 Adv. powerfully &c. adj. ; by -virtue, 
 - dint- of. 
 
 the snake, put a spoke in one's wheel ; 
 break the -neck, - back ; un-hinge, -fit ; 
 put out of gear. 
 
 unman, unnerve, enervate ; emascu- 
 late, castrate, geld. 
 
 shatter, exhaust; weaken &c. 160, 
 Adj. powerless, impotent, unable, incapable, incompetent; ineff- 
 icient, -ective ; inept ; un-fit, -fitted ;' un-, dis-qualified ; unendowed ; 
 in-, un-apt ; crippled, disabled &c. v. ; armless. 
 
 harmless, unarmed, weaponless, defenceless, sine ictu, unfortified, 
 indefensible, vincible, pregnable, untenable. 
 
 para-lytic, -lyzed : palsied, imbecile ; nerve-, sinew-, marrow-, pith-, 
 lust-less; emasculate, disjointed; out of -joint, - gear; un-nerved, 
 -hinged ; water-logged, on one's beam ends, rudderless ; laid on one's 
 back ; done up, dead beat, exhausted, shattered, demoralized ; gravelled 
 &c. {in difficulty) 704 ; helpless, unfriended, fatherless ; without a leg 
 to stand on, hors de combat, laid on the shelf. 
 
 null and void, nugatory, inoperative, good for nothing ; ineffectual 
 *S:c. {failing) 732 ; inadequate &c. 640; inefficacious &c. {useless) 645. 
 
 159.[Degree of power.] Strengrth. 
 — W. strength; power &c. 157; energy 
 &c. 171 ; vigour, force ; main -, physi- 
 cal -, brute- force; spring, elasticity, 
 tone, tension, tonicity. 
 
 stoutness &c. adj. ; lustihood, stamina, 
 nerve, muscle, sinew, thews and sinews, 
 physique ; pith, -iness ; virility, vitality. 
 
 athlet-ics, -icism; gymnastics, feats 
 of strength. 
 
 adamant, steel, iron, oak, heart of 
 oak ; iron grip. 
 
 athlete, gymnast, acrobat ; Atlas, 
 Hercules, Antaeus, Samson, Cyclops, 
 Goliath ; tower of strength ; giant re- 
 freshed. 
 
 strengthening &c. 
 
 mvigoration. 
 
 refreshment, refocillation. 
 
 [Science of forces] Dynamics, Statics. 
 
 160. "Weakness. — it. weakness 
 Sec. adj. ; debility, atony, relaxation, 
 languor, enervation ; impotence &c. 158 
 infirmity ; efl'eminacy, feminaiity ; fra- 
 gility, liaccidity ; inactivity Sec. 683. 
 
 declension -, loss -, failure- of 
 strength ; delicacy, invalidation, decre- 
 pitude, asthenia, adynamy, cachexy, ca- 
 che.vta, sprain, strain. 
 
 reed, thread, rope of sand, house of 
 cards. 
 
 soft-, weak -ling; infant &c. 129; 
 youth &c. 127. 
 
 V. be -weak Sec. adj. ; drop, crumble, 
 give way, totter, tremble, shake, halt, 
 limp, fade, languish, decline, flag, fail, 
 have one leg in the grave. 
 
 render -weak &c. adj. ; weaken, en- 
 feeble, debilitate, shake, deprive of 
 
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1,59—162. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. Tin. 2^. 
 
 V. be -strong &c. adj., - stronger; 
 overmatch. 
 
 render -strong &c. adj. ; give -strengtli 
 &c. n. ; strengthen, invigorate, brace, 
 nerve, fortify, sustain, harden, case- 
 harden, steel ; gird ; screw -, wind -, 
 set- up ; gird -, brace- up one's loins : 
 recruit, set on one's legs ; vivify ; refresh 
 &c. 689 ; refect ; reinforce &c. {restore) 
 660. 
 
 Adj. strong, mighty, vigorous, for- 
 cible, hard, adamantine, stout, robust, 
 sturdy, hardy, powerful, potent, puissant, 
 valid. 
 
 resistless, irresistible, invincible, proof 
 against, impregnable, unconquerable, in- 
 domitable, inextinguishable, unquencli- 
 able ; incontestable ; more than a match 
 for; over -powering, -whelming; all- 
 powerful ; sovereign. 
 
 able-bodied; athletic; Herculean, Cy- 
 clopean, Atlantean; muscular, brawny, 
 wiry, well-knit, broad-shouldered, sin- 
 ewy, strapping, stalwart, gigantic. 
 
 man-ly, -like, -ful ; masculine, male, 
 virile. 
 
 un- weakened, -allayed, -withered, 
 -shaken, -worn, -exhausted; in full -force, 
 - swing ; in the plenitude of power. 
 
 stubborn, thick-ribbed, made of iron, 
 deep-rooted; strong as -a lion, - a 
 horse, - brandy ; sound as a roach ; 
 in -fine, - high- feather ; like a giant 
 refreshed. 
 
 Adv. strongly &c. adj. ; by -force &c. n. 
 pulsion) 744. 
 
 Plir. ' our withers are unwrung.' 
 
 strength, relax, enervate ; un-brace, 
 -nerve ; cripple, unman, &c. {render 
 poiverless) 158; cramp, reduce, sprain, 
 strain, blunt the edge of; dilute, im- 
 poverish ; decimate ; extenuate ; reduce 
 -in strength, - the strength of; mettre 
 de Veau dans son vin. 
 
 Adj. weak, feeble, debile ; impotent 
 &c. 1 58 ; relaxed, unnerved, &c. v. ; sap-, 
 strength-, power-less ; weakly, unstrung, 
 flaccid, adynamic, asthenic ; nervous. 
 
 soft, effeminate, feminate, womanly. 
 
 frail, fragile, shattery ; flimsy, unsub- 
 stantial, gimcrack, gingerbread ; rickety, 
 cranky ; creachy ; drooping, tottering, &c. 
 V. ; broken, lame, withered, shattered, 
 shaken, crazy, shaky ; palsied «fcc. 158; 
 decrepit. 
 
 languid, poor, infirm ; faint, -ish ; 
 sickly i&c. (disease) 655; dull, slack, 
 evanid, spent, short-winded, eff*ete ; 
 weatherbeaten ; decayed, rotten, worn, 
 seedy, languishing, -wasted, washy, laid 
 low, pulled down, the worse for wear. 
 
 un-strengthened &c. 159, -supported, 
 -aided, -assisted ; aidless, defenceless, &c. 
 158. 
 
 on its last legs; weak as a -child, 
 
 - baby, - chicken, - cat, - rat ; weak as 
 -water, - water gruel, - gingerbread, 
 
 - milk and water ; colourless &c. 429. 
 
 Plir. non sum qualis eram. 
 
 . ; by main force &c. {hy com- 
 
 3°. Power in Operation. 
 
 161. Production. — IT. produc- 
 tion, creation, construction, formation, 
 fabrication, manufacture ; building, ar- 
 chitecture, erection, edification ; coin- 
 age ; organization ; nisus formativus ; 
 putting together &c. v. ; establishment ; 
 workmanship, performance ; achieve- 
 ment &c. {completion) 729. 
 
 flowering, fructification. 
 
 bringing forth &c. v. ; parturition, 
 birth, birth-throe, child-birth, delivery, 
 confinement, travail, labour, midwifery, 
 obstetrics ; geniture ; gestation &c. {ma- 
 turation) 673 ; evolution, ^ development, 
 growth ; genesis, generation, epigenesis, 
 48 
 
 162. [Non-production,] Destruc- 
 tion. — M". destruction ; waste, disso- 
 lution, breaking up ; di-, dis-ruption ; 
 consumption ; disorganization. 
 
 fall, downfall, ruin, perdition, crash, 
 smash, havoc, delabre77ient, debacle; break 
 -down, - up ; prostration ; desolation, 
 houleverscment, wreck, wrack, shipwreck, 
 cataclysm. 
 
 extinction, annihilation ; destruction 
 of life &c. 361; knock-down blow; 
 doom, crack of doom. 
 
 destroying etc. v. ; demo-lition, -lish- 
 ment; overthrow, subversion, suppres- 
 sion; abolition &c. {abrogation) 756; 
 
I. VIII. 3°. 
 
 CAUSATION. 
 
 161—163. 
 
 pro-creation, -generation, -pagation; fe- 
 cunda-tion, impregnation. 
 
 spontaneous generation ; arche-genesis, 
 -biosis] hio-, abio-, homo-, xeno-genesis •* 
 authorship, publication ; works, ceuvre. 
 
 edifice, building, structure, fabric, 
 erection, pile, tower, flower, fruit. 
 
 V. produce, perform, operate, do, 
 make, gar, form, construct, fabricate, 
 frame, contrive, manufacture ; weave, 
 forge, coin, carve, chisel ; build, raise, 
 edify, rear, erect, put together; set -, 
 run- up ; establish, constitute, compose, 
 organize, institute ; achieve, accomplish, 
 &c. (comiJlete) 729. 
 
 flower, bear fruit, fructify, teem, ean, 
 yean, farrow, drop, pup, kitten, kindle ; 
 bear, lay, bring forth, give birth to, lie 
 in, be brought to bed of, evolve, pullu- 
 late, usher into the world. 
 
 make productive &c. 1 68 ; create ; 
 beget, get, generate, fecundate, impreg- 
 nate ; pro-create, -generate, -pagate ; 
 engender ; bring -, call- into -being, - 
 existence ; breed, hatch, develop, bring 
 up. 
 
 induce, superinduce ; suscitate ; cause 
 &c. 153 ; acquire &c. 775. 
 
 Adj. produc-ed, -ing &c. v.; produc- 
 tive of ; prolific &c. 168; creative; for- 
 mative ; gen-etic, -ial, -ital ; pregnant ; 
 enceinte, big -, fraught- with ; in the 
 family way, teeming, 1 arturient, in the 
 straw, brought to bed of; puerper-al, 
 -ous. 
 
 architectonic. 
 
 sacrifice; ravage, devastation, razzia\ 
 incendiarism ; revolution &c. 146 ; ex- 
 tirpation &c. {extraction) 301 ; com- 
 mencement de la Jin, road to ruin ; di- 
 lapidation &c. {deterioration) 659. 
 
 V. be -destroyed kc; perish ; fall, - 
 to the ground ; tumble, topple ; go -, 
 fall- to pieces ; break up ; crumble, - to 
 dust; go to -the dogs, - the wall, - 
 smash, - shivers, - wreck, - pot, - wrack 
 and ruin ; go -by the board, - all to 
 smash ; be all -over, - up- with ; totter 
 to its fall. 
 
 destroy ; do -, make- away with *, 
 nullify; annul &c. 756; sacrifice, de- 
 molish; tear up; over- turn, -throw, 
 -whelm ; upset, subvert, put an end to ; 
 seal the doom of, do for, dish, undoj 
 break -, cut- up ; break -, cut -, pull -, 
 mow -, blow -, beat- down ; suppress, 
 quash, put down; cut short, take ofi*, 
 blot out ; dispel, dissipate, dissolve ; 
 consume. 
 
 smash, crash, quell, squash, squelch, 
 crumple up, shatter, shiver; batter; 
 tear -, crush -, cut -, shake -, pull -, 
 pick- to pieces ; nip : tear to -rags, - 
 tatters ; crush -, knock- to atoms ; ruin ; 
 strike out ; throw -, knock- -down, - 
 over ; fell, sink, swamp, scuttle, wreck, 
 shipwreck, engulph, submerge; lay in 
 -ashes, - ruins ; sweep away, erase, ex- 
 punge, raze ; level, - with the -ground, - 
 dust. 
 
 deal destruction, lay waste, ravage, 
 gut ; disorganize ; dismantle &c. {ren- 
 der useless) 64$ ; devour, swallow up, 
 desolate, devastate, sap, mine, blast, 
 confound ; exterminate, extinguish, quench, annihilate ; snufF -, put -, 
 stamp -, trample- out ; lay -, trample- in the dust ; prostrate ; tread -, 
 crush -, trample- under foot ; lay the axe to the root of ; make -short 
 work,- a clean sweep, - mincemeat- of; cut up root and branch; 
 fling -, scatter- to the winds ; throw overboard ; strike at the root of, 
 sap the foundations of, spring a mine, blow up ; ravage with fire and 
 sword ; cast to the dogs ; eradicate &c. 301. 
 
 Adj. destroyed &c. v. ; perishing &c. v. ; trembling -,^ nodding -, 
 tottering- to its fall ; in course of -destructi'^n &c. n. ; extinct. 
 
 destructive, subversive, ruinous, incendiary, deletory ; destroying 
 &c. V. ; suicidal ; deadly ^'C. {Ulling) 361. 
 
 Adv. with -crushing effect, - a sledge-hammer. 
 Plir. delenda est Carthago. 
 
 163. Reproduction. — wr. reproduction, renovation ; restoration 
 &c. 660 ; renewal ; new edition, reprint, revival, regeneration, palinge- 
 
 Huxley. 
 
 49 
 
163—170. 
 
 ABSTKACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. viu. 3° 
 
 nesia, revivification ; apotheosis ; resuscitation, reanimation, resurrection, 
 reappearance ; Phoenix. 
 
 generation &c. {production) i6i ; multiplication. 
 
 V. reproduce ; restore &c. 660 ; revive, renovate, renew, regenerate, 
 revivify, resuscitate, reanimate, refashion, stir the embers, put into the 
 crucible; multiply, repeat. 
 
 crop up, spring up like mushrooms. 
 
 Adj. reproduced &c. v. ; renascent, reappearing; reproductive. 
 
 164. Producer.— N". producer, 
 originator, inventor, author, founder, 
 generator, mover, architect ; maker &c. 
 (agent) 690. 
 
 166. Paternity.— w. paternity; 
 parentage; consanguinity &c. 11. 
 
 parent, father, sire, dad, papa, pate?'- 
 familias, ahha ; genitor, progenitor, pro- 
 creator; ancestor; grand-sire, -father; 
 great-grandfather. 
 
 house, stem, trunk, tree, stock, stirps, 
 pedigree, lineage, line, family, tribe, sept, 
 race, clan; genealogy, descent, extraction, 
 birth, ancestry ; forefathers, forbears, 
 patriarchs. 
 
 motherhood, maternity ; mother, dam, 
 mamma, materfamilias ; grandmother. 
 
 Adj. paternal, parental; maternal; 
 family, ancestral, linear, patriarchal. 
 
 168. Productiveness.— Iff. pro- \ 
 
 ductiveness &c. adj. ; fecundity, fertility, 
 luxuriance, uberty. 
 
 pregnancy, pullulation, fructification, 
 multiplication, propagation, procreation ; 
 superfetation. 
 
 milch cow, rabbit, hydra, warren, 
 seed-plot, land flowing with milk and 
 honey ; second crop, aftermath ; proto- 
 plasm; fertilization. 
 
 V.make -productive &c. adj. ; fructify ; 
 procreate, generate, fertilize, sperma- 
 tize, impregnate ; fecund-ate, -ify ; teem, 
 multiply; produce &c. t6i ; conceive. 
 
 165. Destroyer. — w. destroyer 
 &c. (destroy &c. 162) ; cankerworm &c. 
 {hane) 663 ; iconoclast ; assassin &c. {Ml- 
 ler) 361 ; executioner &c. (punish) 975. 
 
 167. Posterity. — w. posterity, 
 progeny, breed, issue, offspring, brood, 
 litter, seed, farrow, spawn, spat ; family, 
 grandchildren, heirs ; great-grandchild. 
 
 child, son, daughter ; bantling, scion ; 
 shoot, sprout, olive branch, sprit, branch ; 
 off"-shoot, -set ; ramification ; descend- 
 ant ; heir, -ess ; heir -apparent, - pre- 
 sumptive ; chip of the old block ; 
 heredity ; rising generation. 
 
 straight descent, sonship, line, lineage, 
 filiation, primogeniture. 
 
 Adj. filial. 
 
 169. ITnproductiveness. — w« 
 
 unproductiveness &c. adp ; infertility, 
 sterility, infecundity ; impotence &c. 
 1 58 ; unprofitableness &c. (inutility) 645. 
 
 waste, desert, Sahara, wild, wilder- 
 ness, howling wilderness. 
 
 V. be -unproductive &c. adj. ; hang 
 fire, flash in the pan, come to nothing. 
 
 Adj. unproductive, inoperative, bar- 
 ren, addle, unfertile, unprolific, arid, 
 sterile, unfruitful, infecund ; sine p'ole ; 
 fallow ; teem-, issue-, fruit-less ; un- 
 profitable &c. (useless) 645 ; null and 
 void, of no effect. 
 
 Adj. productive, prolific : teem-ing, 
 -ful ; fertile, fruitful, frugiferous, fruit- 
 bearing ; fecund, luxuriant ; pregnant, uberous. 
 
 procre-ant, -ative ; generative, life-giving, spermatic ; multiparous ; 
 omnitic ; propagable. 
 
 parturient &c. (producing) 161 ; profitable &c. (useful) 644. 
 
 170. Ag'ency. — W. agency, operation, force, working, strain, 
 function, office, maintenance, exercise, work, swing, play ; inter-work- 
 ing, -action. 
 
 causation &c. 153; instrumentality &c. 631; influence &c. 1755 
 action »S:c. (voluntary) 680 ; modus operandi &c. 627. 
 
 quickening -, maintaining- power ; home stroke. 
 
 V. be -in action &c. adj. ; operate, work ; act, - upon ; perform, play, 
 support, sustain, strain, maintain, take effect, quicken, strike. 
 
 50 
 
I Tin. 3°. 
 
 CAUSATION. 
 
 170—174. 
 
 come -, bring- into -operation, - play ; have -play, - free play ; bring 
 to bear upon. 
 
 Adj. operative, efficient, efficacious, practical, effectual. 
 
 at vp'ork, on foot ; acting &c. {doing) 680 ; in -operation, - force, - 
 action, - play, - exercise ; acted -, wrought- upon. 
 
 Adv. by the -agency &c. n.- of; through &c. {instrumentality) 631 ; 
 by means of &c. 632. 
 
 171. Physical Energ-y.— w. en- 
 ergy, physical energy, force ; keenness 
 &c. adj. ; intensity, vigour, strength, 
 elasticity ; go ; high pressure. 
 
 acri-mony,-tude ; causticity, virulence, 
 poignancy; harshness &c. adj.\ severity, 
 edge, point ; pungency &c. 392. 
 
 cantharides ; seasoning &c. {condi- 
 ment) 393. 
 
 activity, agitation, effervescence ; fer- 
 ment, -ation; ebullition, splutter, per- 
 turbation, stir, bustle ; voluntaiy energy 
 &c. 682 ; quicksilver. 
 
 resolution &c. {mental energy) 604 ; 
 exertion &c. {effort) 686 ; excitation &c. 
 {mental) 824. 
 
 V. give -energy &c. n. ; energize, 
 stimulate, kindle, excite, exert; sharpen, 
 intensify; inflame &c. {render violent) 
 173 ; wind up &c. {strengthen) 159. 
 
 strike, - into, - hard, - home ; make an 
 impression. 
 
 Adj. strong, energetic, forcible, active ; intense, deep-dyed, severe, 
 keen, vivid, sharp, acute, incisive, trenchant, brisk. 
 
 rousing, irritating ; poignant ; virulent, caustic, corrosive, mordant, 
 harsh, stringent ; double-edged, - shotted, - distilled ; drastic, escha- 
 rotic ; racy &c. {pungent) 392. 
 
 potent &c. (poz6-er/wZ) 157. 
 
 Adv. strongly &c. adj. ; fm-titer in re ; with telling effect. 
 
 Pbr. th e steam is up ; vires acquirit eundo. 
 
 172. Physical Inertness. — ir. 
 
 inertness, dulness &c. adj. ; inertia, vis 
 inej'tice, inertion, inactivity, torpor, lan- 
 guor ; quiescence kc. 265 ; latency, in- 
 action. 
 
 mental inertness ; sloth &c. {inactivity) 
 683 ; inexcitability &c. 826 ; irresolu- 
 tion &c. 605 ; obstinacy &c. 606 ; per- 
 manence &c. 141. 
 
 V. be -inert &c. adj.; hang fire, 
 smoulder. 
 
 Adj. inert, inactive, passive ; torpid 
 &c. 683 ; sluggish, dull, heavy, flat, 
 slack, tame, slow, blunt ; lifeless, dead ; 
 uninlluential. 
 
 latent, dormant, smouldering, unex- 
 erted. 
 
 Adv. inactively &e. adj.; in -sui- 
 pense, -abeyance. 
 
 173. Violence. — x. violence, in- 
 clemency, vehemence, might, impetu- 
 osity ; boisterousness &c. adj. ; efferve- 
 scence, ebullition; turbulence, bluster; 
 uproar, riot, row, rumpus, le diahle a 
 quntre, devil to pay, all the fat in the 
 tire. 
 
 severity &c. 739 ; ferocity, rage, fury ; 
 exacerbation, exasperation, malignity: 
 fit, paroxysm, orgasm ; force, brute 
 force ; outrage ; coup de main ; strain, 
 shock, shog ; spasm, convulsion, throe ; 
 hysterics, passion, &c. {state of excita- 
 bility) 825. 
 
 out-break, -burst ; burst, bounce, dis- 
 silience, discharge, volley, explosion, 
 51 
 
 174. Ittoderation.— Iff. moder- 
 ation; lenity &c. 7405 temperateness, 
 gentleness, &c. adj.; sobriety; quiet; 
 mental calmness &c. {inexcitability) 
 826. 
 
 moderating &c. v. ; relaxation, remis- 
 sion, mitigation, tranquillization, as- 
 suagement, contemporation, pacification. 
 
 measure, juste milieu^ golden mean, 
 
 tipiCTTOv fxerpov. 
 
 moderator ; lullaby, sedative, lenitive, 
 demulcent, rose-water, balm, poppy, opi- 
 ate, anodyne, milk, opium, 'poppy or 
 mandragora '; wet blanket ; palliative. 
 
 V. be -moderate &c. adj. ; keep with- 
 in -bounds, - compass ; sober -, settle- 
 
 E2 
 
173—174. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 I. vni. 3' 
 
 blow up, blast, detonation, rush, erup- 
 tion, displosion, torrent. 
 
 turmoil &c. {disorder) 59; ferment 
 &c. {agitation) 315; storm, tempest, 
 rough weather ; squall &c. {ivind) 349 ; 
 earthquake, volcano, thunderstorm. 
 
 fury, dragon, demon, tiger, beldame, 
 Tisiphone, Megaera, Alecto, madcap, 
 wild beast; fire-eater &c. {blusterer) 
 887. 
 
 V. be -violent &c. adj. ; run high ; 
 ferment, eftervesce ; romp, rampage ; 
 run -wild, - riot ; break the peace ; rush, 
 tear ; rush head-long, -foremost ; run a 
 muck, raise a storm, make a riot ; make 
 -, kick up- a row ; bluster, rage, roar, 
 riot, storm ; boil, - over ; fume, foam, 
 come in like a lion, wreak, bear down, 
 ride rough - shod, out - Herod Herod ; 
 spread like wildfire. 
 
 break -, fly -, burst- out ; bounce, 
 explode, go off, displode, fly, detonate, 
 thunder, blow up, flash, flare, burst; 
 shock, strain ; break-, force-, prize-open. 
 
 render -violent &c. adj. ; sharpen, stir 
 up, quicken, excite, incite, urge, lash, 
 stimulate ; irritate, inflame, kindle, sus- 
 citate, foment; accelerate, aggravate, ex- 
 asperate, exacerbate, convulse, infuriate, 
 madden, lash into fury ; fan -, add fuel 
 to- the flame ; oleum addere camino. 
 
 explode; let -ofl', - fly; discharge, 
 detonize, fulminate. 
 
 Adj. violent, vehement; warm; acute, 
 sharp ; rough, rude, ungentle, bluff', 
 boisterous, wild ; brusque, abrupt, wasp- 
 
 down ; keep the peace, remit, relent ; 
 take in sail. 
 
 moderate, soften, mitigate, temper, 
 accoy ; at-, con-temper ; mollify, lenil'y, 
 dull, take oft' the edge, blunt, obtund^ 
 sheathe, subdue, chasten ; sober -, tone 
 -, smooth- down ; weaken &c. 1 60 ; 
 lessen &c. (decrease) 2,6 \ check ; palliate. 
 
 tranquillize, assuage, appease, swage, 
 lull, soothe, compose, still, calm, cool, 
 quiet, hush, quell, sober, pacify, tame, 
 damp, lay, allay, rebate, slacken, smooth, 
 alleviate, rock to sleep, deaden, smother ; 
 throw -cold water on, - a wet blanket 
 over ; slake ; curb &c. {restrain) 7 5 1 ; 
 tame &c. isuhjiu/ate) 749 ; smooth over ; 
 pour oil on the -waves, - troubled 
 waters ; pour balm into, mettre de Veau 
 dans son vin. 
 
 go out like a lamb, ' roar you as gently 
 as any sucking dove.' 
 
 Adj. moderate ; lenient &c. 740 ; 
 gentle, mild ; cool, sober, temperate, 
 reasonable, measured ; tempered &c. v. ; 
 calm, unruffled, quiet, tranquil, still ; 
 slow, smooth, untroubled ; tame ; peace- 
 ful, -able ; pacific, halcyon. 
 
 un-exciting, -irritating; soft, bland, 
 oily, demulcent, lenitive, anodyne ; hyp- 
 notic &c. 683 : sedative. 
 
 mild ^s mother's milk; milk and 
 water. 
 
 Adv. moderately kc. adj. ; gingerly ; 
 piano ; under easy sail, at half speed j 
 within -bounds, - compass ; in reason. 
 
 Phr. est modus in I'ehus. 
 
 ish ; impetuous ; rampant. 
 
 turbulent ; disorderly ; blustering, rag- 
 ing &c. V. ; troublous, riotous ; tumul- 
 tu - ary, -ous ; obstreperous, uproarious ; extravagant, unmitigated ; 
 ravening, tameless ; frenzied &c. {insane) 503 ; desperate &c. {rash) 
 863 ; infuriate, furious, outrageous, frantic, hysteric, in hysterics. 
 
 fiery, flaming, scorching, hot, red-hot, ebullient. 
 
 savage, fierce, ferocious, fierce as a tiger. 
 
 excited &c. v. ; un-quelled, -quenched, -extinguished, -repressed, 
 -bridled, -ruly ; headstrong ; un-governable, -appeasable, -mitigable ; 
 un-, in-controllable ; insup-, irre-pressible. 
 
 spasmodic, convulsive, explosive ; detonating &c. v. ; volcanic, me- 
 teoric ; stormy &c. {ivincl) 349. 
 
 Adv. violently &c. adj. ; amain ; by -storm, - force, - main force ; 
 with might and main ; tooth and nail, vi et armis, at the point of the 
 -sword, - bayonet ; at one fell swoop; with a high hand, through 
 thick and thin ; in desperation, with a vengeance ; a -, ii toidQ- oiUrance ; 
 head-long, -foremost. 
 
 52 
 
t. VIII. s- 
 
 CAUSATION. 
 
 175— 17S. 
 
 4°. IndiPvECt Power. 
 
 175a. Absence of Influence. 
 
 — W. impotence &c. 158 ; inertness &c.. 
 172: irrelevancy &c. 10. 
 
 V. have no -influence &c. 175. 
 
 Adj. uninfluential ; unconduc-ing, 
 
 -ive, -ting to ; powerless &c. 158 
 levant &c. 10. 
 
 175. Influence.— M". influence : 
 importance &c. 642 ; weight, pressure, 
 preponderance, prevalence, sway ; pre- 
 domi-nance, -nancy ; ascendency ; domi- 
 nance, reign ; authority &c. j;^^ ; capa- 
 bility &c. {power) 157; interest. 
 
 footing ; purchase &c. (support) 215; 
 play, leverage, vantage ground. 
 
 tower of strength, host in himself; 
 protection, patronage, auspices. 
 
 V. have -influence &c. n \ be -influential &c. adj. ; carry weight, 
 weigh, tell ; have a hold upon, magnetize, bear upon, gain a footing, 
 work upon ; take -root, - hold •, stiike root in. 
 
 run through, perv^ade ; prevail, dominate, predominate ; out-, over- 
 weigh ; over-ride, -bear ; gain head ; rage ; be -rife &c. adj. ; spread 
 like wildfire ; have - , get -, gain- -the upper hand, - full play. 
 
 be -recognized, - listened to ; make one's voice heard, gain a hear- 
 ing ; play a -part, -leading part- in ; take the lead, pull the strings ; 
 turn -, throw one's weight into- the scale ; set the fashion, lead the 
 dance. 
 
 Adj. influential; important &c. 642; weighty; prevailing &c. r. ; 
 prevalent, rife, rampant, dominant, regnant, predominant, in the as- 
 cendant, hegemonical. 
 
 Adv. with telling efi'ect. 
 
 176. Tendency. — U. tendency; apt-ness, -itude ; proneness, pro- 
 clivity, bent, turn, tone, bias, set, leaning to, predisposition, inclination, 
 propensity, susceptibility; liability &c. 177; quality, nature, tempera- 
 ment ; idio-crasy, -syncrasy ; cast, vein, grain ; humour, mood ; drift &c. 
 {direction) 278 ; con-duciveness, -ducement ; applicability &c. {utility) 
 644; subservience &c. {instrume^itulity) 631. 
 
 V. tend, contribute, conduce, lead, dispose, incline, verge, bend to, 
 trend, aff'ect, carry, redound to, bid fair to, gravitate towards ; promote 
 &c. {aid) 707. 
 
 Adj. tending «S:c. v. ; conducive, worldng towards, in a fair way to, 
 calculated to; liable &c. 177; subservient kc. {instmmental) 631; 
 useful &c. 644 ; subsidiary &c. {Jielping) joy. 
 
 Adv. for, whither. 
 
 177, Iiiability. — W. lia-bility, -bleness ; possibi'ity, contingency ; 
 susceptl-vity, -bility. 
 
 V. be -liable &c. adj. ; incur, lay oneself open to ; run the -, stand 
 a- chance ; lie under, expose oneself to, open a door to. 
 
 Adj. liable, subject ; in danger kc. 665 ; open -, exposed -, ob- 
 noxious- to ; unexempt from ; apt to ; dependent on ; incident to. 
 
 contingent, incidental, possible, on the cards, within range of, at the 
 mercy of. 
 
 5°. Combinations of Causes. 
 
 irro- 
 
 178. Concurrence. — w. concur- 
 rence, cooperation, coagency ; union ; 
 agreement »S:c. 23 ; consent &c. {assent) 
 488 ; alliance ; concert &c. 709 ; part- 
 nership &c. 712. 
 
 17S. Counteraction.— XT. coun- 
 teraction, opposition ; contrariety &c. 
 14; antagonism, polarity; clashing &c. 
 V. ; collision, interference, resistance, 
 renitence, friction ; reaction ; retroaction 
 
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178—179. 
 
 ABSTRACT RELATIONS. 
 
 1. VIII. 5*^ 
 
 V. con-cur, -duce, -spire, -tribute; 
 agree, unite ; hang -, pull- together &c. 
 {cooperate) yog ; help to &c. {aid) 707. 
 
 keep pace with, run parallel ; go -, 
 go along -, go hand in hand- with. 
 
 Adj. concurring &c. v., concurrent, in 
 alliance with, banded together, of one 
 mind, at one with. 
 
 Adv. with one consent. 
 
 &c. (recoil) 277 ; counterblast ; neutrali- 
 
 zation &c. (compensation) 30 ; vis inertics ; 
 check &c. {hindran<;e) 706. 
 
 voluntary -opposition &c. 708, - re- 
 sistance &c. 719 ; repression &c. (re- 
 straint) 751. 
 
 V. counteract ; run counter, clash, 
 cross ; interfere -, conflict- with ; jostle; 
 go -, run -, beat -, militate- against ; 
 stultify ; antagonize, oppose &c. 708 ; 
 withstand &c. (resist) 719; hinder &c. 
 '•706; repress &c. (restrain) 751 ; react 
 &c. (recoil) 277. 
 
 undo, neutralize ; counterpoise &c. (compensate^ 30 ; overpoise. 
 Adj. counteracting &c. v. ; antagonistic, conflicting, retroactive, 
 renitent, reactionary ; contrary &c. 14. 
 Adv. although &c. 30 ; in spite of &c. 708 ; againat. 
 
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ILi. 1^ 
 
 SPACE IN GENERAL. 
 
 180--182. 
 
 CLASS II. 
 Words relating to SPACE. 
 
 Section I. SPACE IN GENERAL. 
 
 1°. Abstract Space. 
 
 180. [Indefinite space.] Space. — 
 K". space, extension, extent, superticial 
 extent, expanse, stretch ; room, scope, 
 range, latitude, field, way, expansion, 
 compass, sweep, play, swing, spread. 
 
 spare -, elbow -, house- room ; stow- 
 age, roomage, margin ; opening, sphere, 
 arena. 
 
 open -, free- space ; void &c. (absence) 
 187; waste; wild-, wilder-ness; moor, 
 -land; campagna. 
 
 abyss &c. {interval) 198; unlimited 
 space ; infinity t&c. 105 ; world ; ubi- 
 quity i&c. {presence) 186; length and 
 breadth of the land. 
 
 proportions, acreage ; acres, - roods 
 and perches ; square -inches, - yards &c. 
 
 Adj. spacious, roomy, extensive, ex- 
 pansive, capacious, ample ; wide-spread, 
 vast, world - wide, uncircumscribed ; 
 boundless &c. (infinite) 105; shore-, 
 track-, path-less. 
 
 Adv. extensively &c. adj. ; wherever ; 
 everywhere ; far and -near, - wide ; 
 right and left, all over, all the world 
 over ; throughout the -world, - length 
 and breadth of the land ; under the sun, 
 in evers^ quarter; in all -quarters, - 
 lands ; here there and ever>-where ; from 
 -pole to pole, - China to Peru, - Indus 
 to the pole, - Dan to Beersheba, - end 
 to end ; on the face of the earth, in the 
 wide world, from all points of the com- 
 pass; to the -four winds, - uttermost 
 parts of the earth. 
 
 180a. Zneztension. — ir. in->. 
 non-extension ; point ; atom &c. {small- 
 ness) 32. 
 
 181. [Definite space.] Reg'lon. — 
 W. region, sphere, ground, soil, area, 
 realm, hemisphere, quarter, district, 
 beat, orb, circuit, circle ; pale &c. (limit) 
 233 ; com-, de-partment ; domain, tract, 
 territory, country, canton, county, shire, 
 province, arronclissejuent, parish, town- 
 ship, commune, ward, wapentake, hun- 
 dred, riding, lathe, garth, soke, tithing,, 
 bailiwick ; principality, duchy, kingdom. 
 
 arena, precincts, e^icem^e, walk, march ^ 
 patch, plot, enclosure, close, enclave,. 
 field, court; street &c. (abode) 189. 
 
 clime, climate, zone, meridian, lati- 
 tude. 
 
 Adj. territorial, local, parochial, pro- 
 vincial. 
 
 182. [Limited space.] Place.— 
 Iff. place, lieu, spot, point, dot ; niche, 
 nook, &c. (corner) 244; hole; pigeon- 
 hole &c. (receptacle) 191; compartment; 
 premises, precinct, station ; abode &c. 
 189; locality &c. (situation) 183. 
 
 ins and outs ; every hole and corner. 
 
 Adv. somewhere, in some place, 
 wherever it may be, here and there, in 
 various places, j^assitn. 
 
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183-187. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 ILL 2= 
 
 2°. Relative Space. 
 
 183. Situation.— W. situation, position, locality, locale, status, 
 latitude and longitude ; footing, standing, standpoint, post ; stage ; aspect, 
 attitude^ posture, jDose. 
 
 place, site, station, seat, venue, wherealjouts ; hearings &c. {direction) 
 278 ; spot &c. {limited space) 182. 
 
 Top-, Ge-, Ohor-ography ; map &c. 554. 
 
 V. be -situated, - situate ; lie ; have its seat in. 
 
 Adj. situ-ate, -ated ; local, topical, topographical &c. n. 
 
 Adv. in -situ, - loco ; here and there, passim ; here-, there-, "where- 
 ahouts ; in place, here, there. 
 
 in -, amidst- such and such- -surroundings, - environs, - entourage. 
 
 184. Zaocation.— ir. loca-tion, 
 -lization ; lodgment ; de-, re-position ; 
 stow-, pack-age; collocation; packing, 
 lading ; establishment, settlement, in- 
 stallation ; fixation: insertion &c. 300. 
 
 anchorage, mooring, encampment. 
 
 plantation, colony, settlement, can- 
 tonment ; colonization, domestication, 
 situation; habitation &c. {abode) 189; 
 cohabitation ; ' a local habitation and a 
 name ' ; indenization, naturalization. 
 
 V. place, situate, locate, localize, 
 make a place for, put, lay, set, seat, 
 station, lodge, quarter, post, install; 
 house, stow ; establish, fix, pin, root : 
 
 183. displacement.— ir. dis- 
 placement, elocation, transposition. 
 
 ejectment &c. 297 ; exile &c. {banish- 
 ment) 893 ; removal &c. {transference) 
 270. 
 
 misplacement, dislocation kc 61 ; fish 
 out of water, 
 
 V. dis-place, -plant, -lodge, -estab- 
 lish ; exile &c. {seclude) 893 ; ablegate, 
 set aside, remove ; take -, cart- away ; 
 take -, draft- off"; lade «fec. 184. 
 
 unload, empty &c. {f^ject^ 297 ; trans- 
 fer &c. 270 ; dispel. 
 
 vacate ; depart &c. 293. 
 
 Adj. displaced kc, v, ; un-placed, 
 -housed, -harboured, -established, -set- 
 tled ; house-, home-less ; out of -place, 
 - a situation. 
 
 misplaced, out of its element. 
 
 graft ; plant &c. {insert) 300 ; shelve, 
 pitch, camp, lay down, deposit, reposit ; 
 cradle ; moor, tether, picket ; pack, tuck 
 in ; em-, im-bed ; vest, invest in. 
 
 billet on, quarter upon, saddle with ; 
 load, lade, freight ; pocket, put up, bag. 
 
 inli&hit Sec. {be present) 186; domesticate, colonize ; take -, strike- 
 root ; anchor ; cast -, come to an- anchor ; sit -, settle- down ; settle ; 
 take up one's -abode, - quarters ; plant -, establish -, locate- oneself ; 
 squat, perch, hive, se nicher, bivouac, burrow, get a footing ; encamp, 
 pitch one's tent ; put up -at, - one's horses at ; keep house. 
 
 indenizen, naturalize, adopt. 
 
 put back, replace &c. {restore) 660. 
 
 Adj. placed &c. v. ; situate, posited, ensconced, imbedded, embo- 
 Eomed, rooted ; domesticated ; vested in, unremoved. 
 
 moored &c. v. ; at anchor. 
 
 3°. ExisTExcE IN Space. 
 
 186. Presence. — ir. presence ; 
 occup-ancy, -ation ; attendance ; where- 
 ness. 
 
 permeation, pervasion; diffusion &c. 
 {dispersion) 73. 
 
 187. [Nullibiety.*] Absence. — 
 M". absence ; inexistence &c. 2 ; non- 
 residence, absenteeism ; non-attendance, 
 alibi. 
 
 emptiness &c. adj.; void, vacuum; 
 
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 * Bishop Wilkins. 
 
II. I. 3" 
 
 SPACE IN GENERAL. 
 
 186—189. 
 
 ubi-ety, -quity, -quitariness ; omni- 
 presence. 
 
 bystander &c. (s^yectator) 444. 
 
 V. exist in space, be -present &c. 
 adj. ; assister ; make one -of, - at ; look 
 on, attend, remain ; find -, present- 
 oueself ; show one's face ; fall in the way 
 of, occur in a place ; lie, stand ; occupy. 
 
 people ; inhabit, dwell, reside, stay, 
 sojourn, live, abide, lodge, nestle, roost, 
 perch ; take up one's abode &c. {he 
 located) 184; tenant. 
 
 resort to, frequent, haunt ; revisit. 
 
 fill, pervade, permeate ; be -diffused, 
 - disseminated- through; over-spread, 
 -run ; run through ; meet one at every 
 turn. 
 
 Adj. present ; occupying, inhabiting 
 &c. V. ; moored &c. 184 ; resi-ant, -dent, 
 -dentiary ; domiciled. 
 
 ubiquit-ous, -ary •, omnipresent. 
 
 peopled, populous, full of people, in- 
 habited. 
 
 Adv. here, there, where, everywhere, 
 aboard, on board, at home, afield ; on 
 the spot ; here there and everywhere 
 «&c. {sjjace) 180; in presence of, before ; 
 under the -eyes, - nose- of; in the face of; in py^oprid 2>ersond. 
 
 vac-uity, -ancy; tabula rasa-, exemp- 
 tion; hiatus &c, {intervaT) 198. 
 
 truant, absentee. 
 
 nobody; nobody -present, - on earth ; 
 not a soul ; dme qui vive. 
 
 V. be -absent &c. adj. ; keep -away, 
 - out of the way ; play truant, absent 
 oneself, stay away. 
 
 withdraw, make oneself scarce, va- 
 cate ; go away &c. 293. 
 
 Adj. absent, not present, away, non- 
 resident, gone, from home ; missing ; 
 lost ; wanting ; omitted ; nowhere to be 
 found; inexistent &c. 2. 
 
 empty, void ; vac-ant, -uous ; un- 
 tenanted, -occupied, -inhabited ; tenant- 
 less ; desert, -ed ; devoid ; un-, unin- 
 habitable. 
 
 exempt from, not having. 
 
 Adv. without, minus, nowhere ; else- 
 where ; neither here nor there ; in de- 
 fault of ; sans ; behind one's back. 
 
 Phr. the bird has flown, non est 
 inventus. 
 
 189 . [Place of habitation, or resort.] 
 Abode. — w. abode, dwelling, lodging, 
 domicile, residence, address, habitation, 
 where one's lot is cast, local habitation, 
 berth, seat, lap, sojourn, housing, quar- 
 ters, head-quarters, resiance, tabernacle, 
 throne, ark. 
 
 home, fatherland, country; home- 
 stead, -stall ; fireside ; hearth, - stone ; 
 household gods, lai-es et j^enates, roof, 
 household, housing, dulce domum, pa- 
 ternal domicile ; native -soil, - land. 
 
 nest, nidus, snuggery ; arbour, bower, 
 &c. 191 ; lair, eyry, den, cave, hole, 
 hiding-place, cell, sanctum sanctorum, 
 aerie, rookery, hive ; habitat, haunt, 
 covert, resort, retreat, perch, roost; 
 nidification. 
 
 bivouac, camp, encampment, canton- 
 ment, castrametation ; barrack, case- 
 mate, casern. 
 
 tent &c. {covering) 223 ; building &c. 
 {construction) l6l; chamber &c. (re- 
 ceptacle) 191. 
 
 tenement, messuage, farm, farm-house, 
 grange, hacienda. 
 
 cot, cabin, hut, chalet, croft, shed, booth, stall, hovel, bothy, shanty, 
 
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 188. Inhabitant. — ir. inhabi- 
 tant ; resident, -iary ; dweller, in- 
 dweller ; occup-ier, -ant ; householder, 
 lodger, inmate, tenant, incumbent, so- 
 journer, locum tenens, commorant; 
 settler, squatter, backwoodsman, colo- 
 nist ; islander ; denizen, citizen ; burgher, 
 oppidan, cockney, cit, townsman, bur- 
 gess; villager; cot-tager, -tier, -ter ; com- 
 patriot. 
 
 native, indigene, aborigines, autoch- 
 thones ; Englishman, John Bull ; new 
 comer &c. {stranger) S7' 
 
 garrison, crew ; population ; people 
 &c. {manldnd) 372 ; colony, settlement ; 
 household. 
 
 V. inhabit &c. {be present) 186; in- 
 denizen &c. {locate oneself) 184. 
 
 Adj. indigenous; nat-ive, -al; autoch- 
 thonous; British, English; domestic; 
 domicil-iated, -ed ; naturalized, ver- 
 nacular, domesticated ; domiciliary. 
 
 in the occupation of; garrisoned -, 
 occupied- by. 
 
189—191. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 II. I. .3^ 
 
 wigwam ; pen &c. (inclosure) 232 ; barn, bawn ; kennel, sty, dog-hole, 
 cote, coop, hutcli, byre; cow-house, -shed ; stable, dove-cote, shippen. 
 
 house, mansion, place, villa, cottage, box, lodge, hermitage, ?-w8 in 
 urhe, folly, rotunda, tower, chateau, castle, pavilion, hotel, court, 
 manor-house, capital messuage, hall, palace ; kiosk, bungalow ; temple 
 &c. 1000. 
 
 hamlet, village, thorp, dorp, ham, kraal; borough, burgh, town, 
 city, capital, metropolis ; suburb ; province, country. 
 
 street, place, terrace, parade, esplanade, embankment, road, row^ 
 lane, alley, court, quadrangle, quad, wynd, close, yard, passage, 
 rents, buildings, mews. 
 
 square, polygon, circus, crescent, mall, piazza, arcade, colonnade, 
 peristyle, cloister ; gardens, grove, residences ; block of buildings, 
 market-place, place. 
 
 anchorage, roadstead, roads ; dock, basin, wharf, quay, port, harbour. 
 
 quarter, parish &c. {region) 181. 
 
 assembly-room, meeting-house, pump-room, spa, watering-place ; 
 club, inn; hostel, -ry; hotel, tavern, caravansary, khan, hospice; 
 public-, ale-, pot-, mug-house ; gin-palace ; coffee-, eating-house? 
 canteen, restaurant, buffet, cafe, estaminet, posada ; bar. 
 
 garden, park, pleasure-ground, j^lnisance, demesne. 
 
 V, take up one's abode &c. {locate oneself) 1 84 ; inhabit tfec. (he 
 present) 186. 
 
 Adj. urban, metropolitan; suburban; provincial, rural, rustic; 
 domestic ; cosmopolitan ; palatial. 
 
 190. [Things contained.] Contents. — Mr. contents ; cargo, lading, 
 freight, shipment, load, bale, burden ; cart-, ship-load ; cup -, basket -, 
 &c. {receptacle) 191- of ; inside &c. 221 ; stuffing, ullage. 
 
 V. load, lade, ship, charge, fill, stuff. 
 
 191. Receptacle. — ur. receptacle ; inclosure &c. 232 ; recipient, 
 receiver, reservatory. 
 
 compartment ; cell, -ule ; follicle ; hole, corner, niche, recess, nook ; 
 crypt, stall, pigeon-hole, cove, oriel; cave &c. {concavity) 252. 
 
 capsule, vesicle, cyst, pod, calyx, cancelli, utricle, bladder. 
 
 stomach, paunch, venter, ventricle, crop, craw, maw, gizzard, bread- 
 basket ; mouth. 
 
 pocket, pouch, fob, sheath, scabbard, socket, bag, sac, sack, saccule, 
 wallet, scrip, poke, knit, Imapsack, haversack, sachel, satchel, reticule, 
 budget, net ; portfolio ; quiver &c. (magazine) 636. 
 
 chest, box, coffer, caddy, case, casket, pyx, pix, caisson, desk, hureauy 
 reliquary ; trunk, portmanteau, band-box, valise ; boot, imperial ; vache ; 
 cage, manger, rack. 
 
 vessel, vase, bushel, barrel; canister, jar; pottle, basket, pannier, 
 buck-basket, hopper, maund, creel, cran, crate, cradle, bassinet, wisket, 
 whisket, corbeille, hamper, dosser, dorser, tray, hod, scuttle, utensil. 
 
 [For liquids] cistern «&:c. (store) 636; vat, caldron, ban-el, cask, 
 
 puncheon, keg, rundlet, tun, butt, cag, firkin, kilderkin, carboy, amphora, 
 
 bottle, jar, decanter, ewer, cruise, caraffe, crock, kit, canteen, flagon ; 
 
 demijohn; flask, -et; stoup, noggin, vial, phial, cruet, caster; urn, 
 
 cpergne, salver, patella, tazza, patera ; pig-, big-gin ; tyg, nipperMn, 
 
 pocket-pistol ; tub, bucket, pail skeel", pot, tankard, jug, pitcher, mug, 
 
 pipkin ; gal-, gall-ipot ; matrass, receiver, retort, alembic, bolthead, 
 
 capsule, can, kettle ; bowl, basin, jorum, punch-bowl, cup, goblet, chalice, 
 
 tumbler, glass, rummer, horn, saucepan, skillet, posnet, tureen. 
 
 plate, platter, dish, trencher, calabash, porringer, potager, saucer, 
 pan, crucible. 
 
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tt n. 1° 
 
 SPACE IN GENERAL.— DIMENSIONS. 
 
 191—193. 
 
 shovel, trowel, spoon, spatula, ladle ; watch-glass, thimble. 
 
 closet, commode, cupboard, cellaret, chifonnih-e, locker, biu, bunker, 
 buffet, press, safe, sideboard, drawer, chest of drawers, till, scrutoire, 
 secretaire, davenport, book-case, cabinet, canterbury. 
 
 chamber, apartment, room, cabin ; office, court, hall, atrium ; suite of 
 rooms, flat, story ; saloon, salon, parlour ; presence-chamber ; sitting-, 
 drawing-, reception-, state-room ; gallery, cabinet, closet ; pew, box ; 
 boudoir ; adytum, sanctum ; bed-room, dormitory ; refectory, dining-room, 
 salle-a-manger ; nursery, school-room; library, study j studio] billiard-, 
 bath-, smoMng-room ; den. 
 
 attic, loft, garret, cockloft, clerestory; cellar, vault, hold, coclq)it; 
 entre-sol ; mezzanine floor ; ground-floor, rez-de-chaussee ; basement, 
 kitchen, pantry, scullery, offices ; store-room &c. (dejiositorij) 636 ; 
 lumber-room ; dairy, laundry, coach-house ; out-, pent-house ; lean-to. 
 
 portico, porch, verandah, lobby, court, hall, vestibule, corridor, 
 passage ; ante-room, -chamber. 
 
 conservator}', green-house, bower, arbour, summer-house, alcove, 
 grotto, hermitage. 
 
 lodging &c. (abode) 1 89 ; bed &c. (support) 215; carriage &c. (vehicle)2'/2. 
 
 Adj. capsular ; saccu-lar, -lated ; recipient ; ventricular, cystic, vas- 
 cular, vesicular, cellular, camerated, locular, multilocular, polygastric ; 
 marsupial ; siliqu-ose, -ous. 
 
 Sectio]^ II. DIMENSIONS. 
 
 1°. Gexeral 
 
 192. Size. — W. size, magnitude, | 
 dimension, bulk, volume ; largeness &c. ; 
 adj. ; greatness &c. (of quantity) 3 1 ; 
 expanse &c. (space) 180; amplitude, 
 mass; proportions. 
 
 capacity ; ton-, tun-nage ; calibre, 
 scantling. 
 
 turgidity &c. (expansion) 194; cor- | 
 pulence, obesity ; plumpness, &c. adj. ; ; 
 embonpoint, corporation, flesh and blood, \ 
 lustibood. j 
 
 hugeness kc. adj. ; enormity, immen- 1 
 sity, monstrosity. 1 
 
 giant, Brobdingnagian, Antaeus, Go- j 
 liath, Gog and Magog, Gargantua, mon- 
 ster, mammoth, Cyclops ; whale, por- \ 
 poise, behemoth, leviathan, elephant, hip- | 
 popotamus; colossus; tun, lump, bulk, i 
 block, loaf, mass, clod, nugget, bushel, I 
 thumper, whopper, spanker, strapper; i 
 Triton among the minnows. | 
 
 mountain, mound ; heap «S:c. (assem- j 
 blaye) 72. | 
 
 largest portion &c. 50 ; full-, life- \ 
 size. I 
 
 V. be- large &c. adj. ; become -large 
 &c. (expand) 194. 
 
 Adj. large, big; great &c. (in quan- | 
 ^%) 31 > considerable, bulky, volu- '■ 
 
 DiMEXSIONS. 
 
 193. Ziittleness. — M-. littleness 
 &c. adj.:, smallness &c. (of quantify) 32; 
 exiguity, inextension ; parvi-tude, -ty ; 
 duodecimo; Elzevir edition, epitome, 
 microcosm ; rudiment ; vanishing point ; 
 thinness &c. 203. 
 
 dwarf, pigmy, Liliputian, chit, pig- 
 widgeon, urchin, elf; doll, puppet; Tom 
 Thumb, Hop 0' my thumb ; man-, 
 mann-ikin ; homunculus, dapperling, cock- 
 sparrow. 
 
 animalcule, monad, mite, insect, em- 
 met, fly, midge, gnat, shrimp, minnow, 
 worm, maggot, entozoon ; bacteria ; in- 
 fusoria; grub; tit, tomtit, runt, mouse, 
 small fry ; millet-, mustard-seed ; barley- 
 corn ; pebble, grain of sand ; mole-hill, 
 button, bubble. 
 
 point ; atom &c. (small quantity) 32 : 
 fragment &c. (smaU pai't) 51 ; powder 
 &c. 330 ; point of a pin, mathematical 
 point ; minutice &c. (unimportance) 643. 
 
 micro-graphy, -meter, -scope; vernier; 
 scale. 
 
 V, be -little &c. adj.] lie in a nut- 
 shell ; become small &c. (decrease) 36, 
 (contract?) 195. 
 
 Adj. little ; small kc. (in quantity) 
 32 ; minute, diminutive, microscopic ; 
 
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192—195, 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 II. II. I'. 
 
 minous, ample, massive, massy ; capa- 
 cious, comprehensive ; spacious Sec. 1 80 ; 
 mighty, towering, fine, magniticent. 
 
 corpulent, stout, fat, plump, squab, 
 full, lusty, strapping, bouncing ; portly, 
 burly, well-fed, full-grown ; stalwart, 
 brawny, fleshy ; goodly ; in good -case, 
 -condition; in condition; chopping, jolly ; 
 *;hub-, chubby-faced. 
 
 lubberly, bulky, unwieldy, lumpish, 
 gaunt, spanking, whacking, whopping, 
 thumping, thundering, hulking ; over- 
 grown; puify &c. {stvollen) 194. 
 
 huge, immense, enormous, mighty; 
 vast, -y ; amplitudinous, stupendous ; 
 monst-er,-rous; gigantic; giant, -like; co- 
 lossal, Cyclopean, Brobdingnagian, Gar- 
 gantuan; infinite &c. 105. 
 
 large as life; plump as a -dumpling, 
 - partridge ; fat as -a pig, - a quail, - butter, - brawn, - bacon. 
 
 inconsiderable &c. (unimpo)'tant) 643 ; 
 exiguous, puny, tiny, wee, petty, min- 
 ikin, miniature, pigmy, elfin ; under- 
 sized ; dwarf, -ed, -ish ; spare, stunted, 
 limited ; cramp, -ed ; pollard, Liliputian, 
 dapper, pocket ; port-ative, -able ; duo- 
 decimo ; dumpy, squat; short &c. 20i. 
 
 impalpable, intangible, evanescent, 
 imperceptible, invisible, inappreciable, 
 infinitesimal, homoeopathic ; atomic, cor- 
 puscular, molecular ; rudiraent-ary, -al ; 
 embryonic. 
 
 weazen, scant, scraggy, scrubby ; thin 
 &c. (najToiv) 203 ; granular &c. (pow- 
 dery) 330 ; shrunk &c. 195. 
 
 Adv. in a -small compass,- nutshell j 
 on a small scale. 
 
 194. Expansion. — xr. expansion ; 
 increase &c. 35 -of size ; enlargement, 
 extension, augmentation ; ampli-fication, 
 -ation; aggrandizement, spread, incre- 
 ment, growth, development, pullulation, 
 swell, dilatation, rarefaction; turg-es- 
 cence, -idness, -idity ; dispansion; obesity 
 &c. (size) 192 ; dropsy, tumefaction, in- 
 tumescence, swelling, tumour, diastole, 
 distension ; pufl'-ing, -iness ; inflation ; 
 pandiculation. 
 
 dilatability, expansibility. 
 
 germination, growth, upgrowth ; ac- 
 cretion &c. 35. 
 
 over-growth, -distension ; hypertrophy, 
 tympany. 
 
 bulb &c. (convexity) 250; plumper; 
 superiority of size. 
 
 V. become -larger &c. (large &c. 1 92) ; 
 expand, widen, enlarge, extend, grow, 
 increase, incrassate, swell, gather; fill 
 out ; deploy, take open order, dilate, 
 stretch, spread ; mantle, wax ; grow -, 
 spring- up ; bud, bourgeon, shoot, sprout, 
 germinate, put forth, vegetate, pullulate, 
 open, burst forth ; gain -, gather- flesh ; 
 outgrow ; spread like wildfire, overrun. 
 
 be larger than; surpass &c. (be su- 
 perior) 33. 
 
 render -larger &c. (large &c. 192); 
 expand, spread, extend, aggrandize, 
 distend, develop, amplify, spread out, 
 widen, magnify, rarefy, inflate, puft", 
 blow up, stuff", pad, cram ; exaggerate ; 
 fatten. 
 
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 195. Contraction. — w. contrac- 
 tion, reduction, diminution ; decrease 
 &c. 2^ of size ; defalcation, decrement ; 
 lessening, shrinking, &c. y. ; collapse, 
 emaciation, attenuation, tabefaction, con- 
 sumption, marasmus, atrophy ; systole, 
 neck, hour-glass. 
 
 condensation, compression, compact- 
 ness ; compendium &c. 596 ; squeezing 
 &c. V. ; strangulation ; corrugation ; as- 
 tringency ; astringents, sclerotics ; con- 
 tractility, compressibility ; coarctation. 
 
 inferiority in size. 
 
 V. become -small, - smaller ; lessen, 
 decrease &c. 36 ; grow less, dwindle, 
 shrink, contract, narrow, shrivel, col- 
 lapse, wither, lose flesh, wizen, fall away, 
 waste, wane, ebb ; decay &c. (deterio- 
 rate) 659. 
 
 be smaller than, fall short of; not 
 come up to &c. (he inferioi') 34. 
 
 render smaller, lessen, diminish, con- 
 tract, draw in, narrow, coarctate ; con- 
 strict, constringe ; condense, compress, 
 squeeze, corrugate, crush, crumple up, 
 warp, purse up, pack, stow; pinch, 
 tighten, strangle ; cramp ; dwarf, be- 
 dwarf ; shorten &c. 201 ; circumscribe &c. 
 229; restrain &c. 751. 
 
 pare, reduce, attenuate, rub down, 
 scrape, file, grind, chip, shave, shear. 
 
 Adj. contracting &c. v.) astringent; 
 shrunk, contracted &c. v. ; strangulated, 
 tabid, wizened, stunted ; waning «S:c. v. ; 
 neap; compact. 
 
II. II. 1°. 
 
 DIMENSIONS. 
 
 19€— 199. 
 
 unexpanded &c. (expand &c. 194); 
 contractile; compressible; smaller &c. 
 (small, &c. 193). 
 
 Adj. expanded &c. v.; larger &c. 
 (large «S:c. 192) ; swollen ; expansive ; 
 wide-open, -spread ; flabelliform ; over- 
 grown, exaggerated, bloated, fat, turgid, 
 tumid, bypertropHed, dropsical ; pot-, 
 swag-bellied ; cedematous, obese, puffy, pursy, blowzy, bigswoln, 
 distended; patulous; bulbous &c. {convex) 250; full-blown, -grown, 
 -formed; big &c. 192. 
 
 196. Distance. — ir. distance; 
 space Szc. 180 ; remoteness, famess ; far- 
 
 197. Nearness.— xr. nearness &c. 
 adj. ; proximity, propinquity ; vicin-it}-. 
 
 cry to ; longinquity, elongation ; offing, -age ; neighbourhood, adjacency ; con- 
 backgroimd ; removedness ; parallax ; ' * " ' 
 reach, span, stride. 
 
 out-post, -skirt ; horizon ; aphelion ; 
 foreign parts, ultima Thule, ne plus ultra, 
 antipodes ; long range, giant's stride. 
 
 dispersion &c. y^. 
 
 V. be -distant &c. adj. ; extend -, 
 
 stretch -, reach -, spread -, go -, get -, 
 stretch away- to ; range. 
 
 remain at a distance ; keep -, stand- 
 -away, - off, - aloof, - clear of. 
 
 Adj. distant; far -off, - away; re- 
 mote, telescopic, distal, wide of; stretch- 
 ing to &c. V. ; yon, -der ; ulterior ; 
 trans-marine, -pontine, -atlantic, -alpine ; 
 tramontane ; ultra-montane, -mmidane ; 
 hyperborean, antipodean; inaccessible, 
 out of the way ; unapproach-ed, -able ; 
 incontiguous. 
 
 Adv. far -oiF, - away; afar, -off; 
 off; away ; a -long, - great, - good- 
 way off; wide away, aloof; wide -, 
 clear- of ; out of -the way, - reach ; a- 
 broad, yonder, farther, further, beyond ; 
 outre mer, over the border, far and wide, 
 over the hills and far away ; from pole 
 to pole &c. (ove?- great space) 180; to 
 the -uttermost parts,- ends- of the earth ; 
 out of hearing, nobody knows where, a 
 parte de vue, out of the sphere of, wide 
 of the mark ; a far cry to. 
 
 apart, asunder ; wide -apart, - asun- 
 der ; longo intervallo ; at arm's length. 
 
 tiguity &c. 199. 
 
 short -distance, - step, - cut ; ear- 
 shot, close quarters, stone's throw ; bow 
 -, gun -, pistol- shot; hair's breadth, 
 span. 
 
 purlieus, neighbourhood, vicinage, en- 
 vtrons, alentours, suburbs, confines, baiv- 
 lieue, borderland ; whereabouts. 
 
 bystander ; neighbour, borderer. 
 
 approach &c. 286; convergence &c. 
 290 ; perihelion. 
 
 V. be -near &:c. adj.] adjoin, hang 
 about, trench on ; border -, verge- upon ; 
 stand by, approximate, tread on the heek 
 of, cling to, clasp, hug ; huddle ; hang 
 upon the skirts of, hover over ; burn. 
 
 bring -, draw- -near &c. 286 ; converge 
 ifcc. 290 ; crowd &c. 72 ; place -side by 
 side SiC. adv. 
 
 Adj. near, nigh; close -, near- at 
 hand ; close, neighbouring ; adjacent, 
 adjoining; proxim-ate, -al; at hand, 
 handy ; near the mark, near run ; home, 
 intimate. 
 
 Adv. near, nigh; hard -, fast- by; 
 close -to, - upon; at the point of; next 
 door to ; within -reach, - call, - hearing, 
 
 - earshot ; within an ace of; but a step, 
 not far from, at no great distance ; on 
 the -verge, - brink, - skirts- of ; in the 
 -environs &c. n. ; at one's -door, - feet, 
 
 - elbow, - finger's end, - side ; on the 
 tip of one's tongue ; under one's nose j 
 within a -stone's throw &c. n. ; in -sight, 
 
 - presence- of ; at close quarters ; cheek 
 by -jole, - jowl ; beside, alongside, side 
 
 by side, tete-a-tete] in juxtaposition &c. {touching) 199; yard-arm to 
 yard-arm ; at the heels of ; on the confines of, at the threshold, bor- 1 
 dering upon, verging to ; in the way. 
 
 about ; here-, there-abouts ; roughly, in round numbers ; approxim- 
 ately, -atively ; as good as, well nigh. 
 
 198. Interval. — N". mterval, in- ^ 199. Contigrulty.— u. contigu- 
 terspace ; separation &c. 44; break, gap, ^ ity, contact, proximity, apposition, jux- 
 
 61 
 
198^201. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 II. II. j^ 
 
 opening ; hole &c. 260 ; chasm, hiatus, 
 caesura ; inter-ruption, -regnuni ; inter- 
 stice, lacuna, cleft, mesh, crevice, chink, 
 rime, creek, cranny, crack, chap, slit, 
 fissure, scissure, rift, flaw, breach, rent, 
 gash, cut, leak, dike, ha-ha. 
 
 gorge, defile, ravine, canon, crevasse, 
 ahyss, abysm ; gulf ; inlet, frith, strait, 
 gully; pass; furrovv^ &c. 259; yawning 
 gulf ; hiatus -maxime, - valde- dejlendus ; 
 parenthesis &c. (interjacence?) 228 ; void 
 &c. {absence) 1 87 ; incompleteness &c. 
 
 53. 
 
 V. gape &c. {open) 260. 
 
 Adj. with an interval, far between. 
 
 Adv. at intervals &c. {discontinuously) 
 70 ; longo intervallo. 
 
 ' taposition, touching &c. v. ; abutment, 
 osculation ; meeting, appulse, rencontre, 
 rencounter, syzygy, coincidence, coexist- 
 ence ; adhesion &c. 46. 
 
 border-land ; frontier &c. {limit) 233 ; 
 tangent. 
 
 V, be -contiguous &c. adj. ; join, ad- 
 join, abut on, march with ; graze, touch, 
 meet, osculate, come in contact, coincide; 
 coexist ; adhere &c. 46. 
 
 Adj. contiguous; touching &c. v; in 
 -contact &c. n. ; conterminous, end to 
 end, oscuiatory; pertingent; tangential. 
 
 hand to hand ; close to &c. {near) 
 197; with no -interval &c. 198. 
 
 2°. LiNEAE DiMElfSIONS. 
 
 200. Zieng-th.— XT. length, longi- 
 tude, span. 
 
 line, bar, rule, stripe, streak, spoke, 
 radius. 
 
 lengthening &c. v.', pro-longation,-duc- 
 tion, -traction ; ten-sion, -sure ; exten- 
 sion. 
 
 [Measures of length] line, nail, inch, 
 hand, palm, foot, cubit, yard, ell, fathom, 
 rood, pole, furlong, mile, league ; chain. 
 
 pedometer, perambulator; scale &c. 
 {measurement) 466. 
 
 V. be -long &c. adj. ; stretch out, 
 sprawl ; extend -, reach -, stretch- to ; 
 make a long arm, ^ drag its slow length 
 along.' 
 
 render -long &c. adj. ; lengthen, ex- 
 tend, elongate ; stretch ; pro-long, -duce, 
 -tract ; let -, draw -, spin- out ; drawl. 
 
 enfilade, look along, view in perspec- 
 tive. 
 
 Adj. long, -some; lengthy, wire- 
 drawn, outstretched ; lengthened &c. v. ; 
 sesquipedalian &c. (words) S77', inter- 
 minable, no end of. 
 
 line-ar, -al ; longitudinal, oblong. 
 
 as long as -my arm, - to-day and to- 
 morrow ; unshortened &c. (shorten &c. 
 201). 
 
 Adv. lengthwise, at length, longitu- ^ 
 dmally, endlong, along ; tandem ; in a line »S:c. {continuously) 69 ; in 
 perspective. 
 
 from -end to end, - stem to stern, - head to foot, - the crown of the 
 head to the sole of the foot, - top to toe ; fore and aft. 
 62 
 
 201. Shortness. — xr. shortness 
 &c. adj. ; brevity; littleness &c. 193; a 
 span. 
 
 shortening &c. v. ; abbrevia-tion, 
 -ture ; abridgment, concision, retrench- 
 ment, curtailment, decurtation; reduc- 
 tion &c. {conti-action) 195 ; epitome &c. 
 {compendium) 596. 
 
 elision, ellipsis; conciseness »S:c. {in 
 style) S7^- 
 
 V. be -short &c. adj. ; render -short 
 &c. adj. ; shorten, curtail, abridge, ab- 
 breviate, take in, reduce ; compress &c. 
 {contract) 195 ; epitomize &e. 596. 
 
 retrench, cut short, obtruncate; 
 scrimp, cut, chop up, hack, hew ; cut -, 
 pare- down ; clip, dock, lop, prune, 
 shear, shave, mow, reap, crop ; snub ; 
 truncate, pollard, stunt, nip, check the 
 growth of; [in drawing] foreshorten. 
 
 Adj. short, brief, curt; compendious, 
 compact ; stubby, scrimp ; shorn, stub- 
 bed ; stimipy, thickset, pug ; squab, -by ; 
 squat, dumpy; little &;c. 193 ; curtailed 
 of its fair proportions ; short by ; ob- 
 late; concise &c. 572; summary. 
 
 Adv. shortly &c. adj-, in short &c, 
 {concisely) 572. 
 
II. II. 2°. 
 
 DIMENSIONS. 
 
 202—207. 
 
 202. Breadth. Thickness. — 
 
 jr. "breadth, widtli, latitude, amplitude ; 
 diameter, bore, calibre, radius; super- 
 ficial extent &c, {space) i8o. 
 
 thickness, crassitude ; corpulence &c. 
 (size) 192; dilatation «S:c. (expansion) 
 
 194. 
 
 V. be -broad &c. adj ; become -, ren- 
 der- -broad &c. adj.) expand &c. 194-, 
 thicken, widen. 
 
 Adj. broad, wide, ample, extended ; 
 discous ; fan-like ; out-spread, -stretched ; 
 wide as a church-door. 
 
 thick, dumpy, squab, squat, thickset ; 
 thick as a rope. 
 
 203. Narrowness. Thinness. 
 
 — W. narrowness &c. adj. ; closeness, 
 exility; exiguity, &c. {little) 193. 
 
 line ; hair's -, finger's- breadth ; strip, 
 streak, yein. 
 
 thinness &c. adj. ; tenuity ; emacia- 
 tion, macilency, mareor. 
 
 shaving, slip &c. {fdammt) 205 ; 
 threadpaper, skeleton, shadow, anato- 
 my, spindle-shanls, lantern jaws, mere 
 skin and bone. 
 
 middle constriction, stricture, neck, 
 waist, isthmus, wasp, hour-glass ; ridge, 
 ghaut, pass; ravine &c, 198. 
 
 narrowing, coarctation, angustation, 
 tapering; contraction &c. 195. 
 
 be -narrow &c. adj. ; narrow, ta- 
 
 V. 
 
 per, contract, &c. 195 ; render -narrow &c. adj. 
 
 Adj. narrow, close ; slender, thin, fine ; thread-like &c. {JUament) 
 205 ; finespun, taper, slim, slight-made ; scant, -y ; spare, delicate, 
 incapacious; contracted &c. 195; unexpanded &C. (expand &c. 194); 
 slender as a thread. 
 
 emaciated, lean, meagre, gaunt, macilent ; lank, -y ; weedy, skinny ; 
 starv-ed, -eling ; attenuated, shrivelled, extenuated, tabid, marcid, 
 bare-bone, raw-boned ; herring-gutted ; worn to a shadow, lean as a 
 rake ; thin as a -lath, - whipping post, - wafer ; hatchet-faced ; lan- 
 tern-jawed. 
 
 204. Zsayer. — w. layer, stratum, 
 course, bed, zone, substratum, floor, flag, 
 stage, story, tier, slab, escarpment . table, 
 tablet ; board, plank ; trencher, platter. 
 
 plate ; lam-ina, -ella ; sheet, flake, 
 foil, wafer, scale, coat, peel, pellicle, 
 membrane, film, leaf, slice, shive, cut, 
 rasher, shaving, integument &c. {cover- 
 ing) 223. 
 
 stratification, scaliness, nest of boxes, 
 coats of an onion. 
 
 V. slice, shave, pare, peel; plate, 
 coat, veneer ; cover &c. 223. 
 
 Adj. lamell-ar, -ated, -iform ; lamin- 
 ated, -iferous ; micaceous ; schist-ose, 
 -ous ; scaly, filmy, membranous, flaky, 
 squamous; folia-ted, -ceous ; strati-fied, 
 -form ; tabular, discoid. 
 
 206. Keigrht.— w. height, alti- 
 tude, elevation ; eminence, pitch ; lofti- 
 ness i&c. adj. ; sublimity. 
 
 tallness &c. adj. ; stature, procerity ; 
 prominence &c. 250. 
 
 colossus &c. {size) 192; giant, grena- 
 dier, giraffe. 
 
 mount, -ain ; hill, monticle, fell, knap ; 
 cape; head-, fore-land; promontory; 
 
 205. Filament. — w. filament, 
 line; fibre, fibril; funicle, vein, hair, 
 capillament, cilium, tendril, gossamer ; 
 hair-stroke. 
 
 wire, string, thread, packthread, cot- 
 ton, sewing-silk, twine, twist, whipcord, 
 tape, ribbon, cord, rope, yarn, hemp, 
 oakum, jute. 
 
 strip, shred, slip, spill, list, band, 
 ^Wet, fascia, ribbon, riband, roU, lath, 
 splinter, shiver, shaving. 
 
 beard &c. {roughness) 256; ramifica- 
 tion. 
 
 Adj . fil-amentous, -aceous, -iform ; 
 fibr-ous, -illous; thread-like, wiry, 
 stringy, ropy; capill-ary, -iform; fu- 
 nicular, wire-drawn ; anguilliform ; fla- 
 gelliform; hairy &c. {rough) 256. 
 
 207. liowness. — M". lowness Sec. 
 adj. ; debasement, depression ; prostra- 
 tion &c. {horizontal) 213; depression 
 &c. {concave) 252. 
 
 molehill; lowlands; basement-, ground- 
 floor ; rez de chaussee ; hold ; feet, heels. 
 
 low water; low -, ebb 
 
 spring- tide. 
 V. be -low &c. 
 
 neap 
 
 ; lie -low, - flat ; 
 63 
 
206—211. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 II. II. 2\ 
 
 underlie; crouch, sloucli, wallow, gro- 
 vel ; lower &c. (depress) 308. 
 
 Adj. low, neap, debased; nether, 
 -most ; flat, level with the ground ; 
 lying low &c. v. ; crouched, subjacent, 
 squat, prostrate &c. {horizontal) 213. 
 
 Adv. under ; be-, under-neath ; be- 
 low ; down, -wards ; adown, at the foot 
 of; under-foot, -ground ; down -, be- 
 low- stairs ; at a low ebb ; below par. 
 
 ridge, hog's baclf, dune ; rising -, van- 
 tage- ground ; down ; moor, -land ; Alp ; 
 up-, high-lands ; heights &c. {summit), 
 210; knoll, hummock, hillock, barrow, 
 mound, mole ; steeps, bluff", cliff", craig, 
 tor, peak, pike, clough ; escarpment, 
 edge, ledge, brae ; dizzy height. 
 
 tower, pillar, column, obelisk, monu- 
 ment, steeple, spire, minaret, cam23anile, 
 turret, dome, cupola. 
 
 pole, pikestaff", maypole, flagstaff; top 
 -, topgallant- mast. 
 
 ceihng &cc. {covering) 223. 
 
 high water ; high -, flood -, spring- tide. 
 
 altimetry &c. {angle) 244. 
 
 V. be -high &c. adj. ; tower, soar, command ; hover ; cap, culmi- 
 nate ; overhang, hang over, impend, beetle ; bestride, ride, mount ; 
 perch, surmount ; cover &c. 223 ; overtop &c. {be superior) 2,2, ; stand 
 on tiptoe. 
 
 become -high &c. adj. ; grow, - higher, - taller ; upgrow ; rise kc. 
 {ascend) 305. 
 
 render -high &c. adj. ; heighten &c. {elevate) 307. 
 
 Adj. high, elevated, eminent, exalted, lofty; tall; gigantic &c. {big) 
 192 ; Patagonian ; towering, beetling, soaring, hanging [gardens'] ; 
 elevated &c. 307 ; upper ; highest &c. {topmost) 210. 
 
 up-, moor-land ; hilly, mountainous, alpine, sub-alpine, heaven- 
 kissing ; cloud-topt, -capt, -touching ; aerial. 
 
 overhanging &c. v. ; incumbent, overlying ; super-incumbent, -na- 
 tant, -imposed ; prominent &c. 250. 
 
 tall as a -maypole, - poplar, - steeple ; lanky &c. {thin) 203. 
 
 Adv. on high, high up, aloft, up, above, aloof, overhead ; up -, 
 above- stairs ; in the clouds ; on -tiptoe, - stilts, - the shoulders of ; 
 over head and ears ; breast high. 
 
 over, upwards ; from top to bottom &c, {completely) 52. 
 
 Deptb. — M". depth ; deepness 
 ; profundity, depression &c. 
 
 209. Shallowness. — rr. shal- 
 lowness &c. adj. ; shoals ; mere scratch. 
 
 Adj. shallow, superficial; skin -, 
 ankle -, knee- deep : just enough to wet 
 one's feet ; shoal, -y. 
 
 &c. 
 
 208, 
 
 &c. adj 
 {concavity) 252. 
 
 hollow, pit, shaft, well, crater; gulf 
 &c. 198; bowels of the earth, bottom- 
 less pit, hell. 
 
 soundings, depth of water, water, 
 draught, submersion ; plummet, sound, 
 probe ; sounding-rod, - line ; lead. 
 
 V. be -deep &c. adj. ; render -deep (fee. adj. ; deepen. 
 
 plunge &c. 310; sound, heave the lead, take soundings; di 
 {excavate) 252. 
 
 Adj. deep, -seated; profound, sunk, buried ; submerged &c. 310; 
 sub-aqueous, -marine, -terranean, -terrene ; underground. 
 
 bottom-, sound-, fathom-less ; unfathom-ed, -able ; abysmal ; deep as 
 a well. 
 
 knee-, ankle-deep. 
 
 Adv. beyond -, out of- one's depth ; 
 
 210. Suxuxnit. — xr. summit, -y; 
 top, vertex, apex, zenith, pinnacle, acme, 
 culmination, meridian, utmost height, ne 
 64 
 
 over head and ears. 
 
 211. Base. — w. base,-ment; plinth, 
 dado, wainscot ; foundation &c. {supjyoj't) 
 215 ; substructure, substratum, ground, 
 
n. 11. 2° 
 
 DIMENSIONS. 
 
 2X0—215. 
 
 j)lus ultra, height, pitch, maximum, | earth, pavement, floor, pavinof, flag, car- 
 climax; culminating -, crowning -, turn- ' pet, ground-floor, deck ; footing, ground- 
 ing- point; turn of the tide, fountain | work, basis; hold, bilge, 
 head ; water -shed, -parting ; sky, pole. bottom, nadir, foot, sole, toe, hoof, 
 
 tip, -top ; crest, crow's nest, cap, truck, keel, root, 
 peak, nib; end &c. 67: crown, brow; Adj. bottom; under-, nether-most; 
 head, nob, noddle, pate. | fundamental ; founded -, based -, ground- 
 
 high places, heights. j ed -, built- on. 
 
 top-gallant mast, sky scraper ; quar- j 
 
 ter-, hurricane- deck. I 
 
 architrave, frieze, cornice, coping- I 
 stone, zoophorus, capital, sconce, pediment, entablature; tympanum; 
 ceilinsr &c. {coverwf/) 223. 
 
 attic, loft, garret, house-top, upper story. 
 V. culminate, crown, top ; overtop &c. (be superior to) 2>3- 
 Adj. highest &c. (high kc. 206) ; top: top-, upper-most ; tip-top ; 
 culminating &:c. v. ; meridi-an, -onal ; capital, head, polar, supreme, 
 supernal, top-gallant. 
 
 Adv. a-top, at the top of the tree. 
 
 212. VertJcality.— Br. vertical- ' 213. Horizontality.— ar. hori-' 
 ity; erectness&c.cff/)'; perpendicularity; zontality; flatness; level, plane ; stratum 
 right angle, normal ; azimuth circle. { &c, 204 ; dead -level, - flat ; level plane. 
 
 square, plumb- 
 
 wall, precipice, clifl'. 
 
 elevation, erection 
 line, plummet. 
 
 V. be -vertical &c, adj. ; stand -up, - 
 on end, - erect, - upright ; stick -, cock- 
 up. 
 
 render -vertical &:c. adj. ; set -, stick 
 -, raise -, cock- up ; erect, rear, raise on 
 its legs. 
 
 Adj. vertical, upright, erect, perpen- 
 dicular, normal, straight, bolt upright ; 
 rampant ; standing up &c. v. ; rectangular, 
 orthogonal. 
 
 Adv. vertically &c. adj. ; up, on end ; 
 up -, right- on end ; ii plomh, endwise ; 
 on one's legs ; at right angles. 
 
 recumbency ; lying down &c. v. 
 clination, decum'bence ; 
 bency ; proneness &c. adj. ; accubatiou, 
 supination, resupination, prostration ; 
 azimuth. 
 
 plain, floor, platform, bowling-green ; 
 cricket-ground ; croquet -ground, - lawn ; 
 billiard table"; terrace, estrade, esplanade, 
 parterre, table-land, ^j/ff^eai^, ledge. 
 
 V. be -horizontal &c. adj. ; lie, recline, 
 couch ; lie -dowTi, - flat, - prostrate ; 
 sprawl, loll; sit down. 
 
 render -horizontal &c. adj. ; lay, - 
 down, - out ; level, flatten ; prostrate, 
 knock down, floor, fell. 
 
 Adj. horizontal, level, even, plane; 
 flat &c. 251 ; flat as a -billiard table, - 
 bowling green ; alluvial ; calm, - as a^ 
 mill-pond ; smooth, - as glass. 
 re-, de-, pro-, ac-cumbent ; lying &c. v. ; prone, supine, couchant, 
 
 jacent. prostrate. 
 
 Adv. horizontally 
 ends. 
 
 &c. adj. ; on -one's back, - all fours, - its beam 
 
 214. Pendency. — wr. pend-, de- 
 pend-ency ; suspension, hanging &c. v. 
 
 ped-icel, -icle, -uncle ; tail, train, flap, 
 skirt, pig-tail, pendulum. 
 
 peg, knob, button, hook, nail, stud, 
 ring, staple, tenterhook ; fastening &c. 45 ; 
 spar, horse. 
 
 V. be -pendent &c. adj. ; hang, depend, 
 swing, dangle ; swag ; daggle, flap, trail, 
 flow. 
 
 65 
 
 215. Support. — W. support, 
 ground, foundation, base, basis : teri'a 
 Jirma ; bearing, fulcrum, point d'aj^jid, 
 TToi) crrw, purchase, footing, hold, locus 
 standi ; landing, - stage, - place ; stage, 
 platform ; block ; rest, resting-place ; 
 ground-work, substratum, sustentation, 
 subvention ; floor &c. {basement) 21 1. 
 
 supporter ; aid &c. 707 ; prop, stand, 
 anvil, f ulciment ; stay, shore, skid, lib. 
 
214-^217. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 II. n. 2°. 
 
 suspend, liang, sling, hook up, hitch, 
 fasten to, append. 
 
 Adj. pend-ent, -ulous ; pensile; hang- 
 ing &c. V. ; dependent ; suspended &c. 
 V. ; loose, flowing. 
 
 having a -peduncle &c. 7i. ; peduncu- 
 late, tailed, caudate. 
 
 truss, handage ; sleeper ; stirrup, stilts, 
 shoe, sole, heel, splint, lap; bar, rod, 
 boom, sprit, outrigger. 
 
 stall', stick, crutch, alpenstock, bdton, 
 colstaff, staddle. 
 
 post, pillar, shaft, column, pilaster ; 
 pediment, pedicle ; pedestal ; plinth, 
 shank, leg, socle, zocle ; buttress, jamb, 
 
 I mullion, abutment ; baluster, banister, 
 
 I stanchion ; balustrade, 
 frame, -work ; scaffold, skeleton, beam, ratter, girder, lintel, joist, 
 travis, trave, corner-stone, summer, transom ; rung, round, step, sill, 
 columella, back-bone ; ke^'-stone ; axle, -tree ; axis ; arch, mainstay, 
 trunnion, pivot, rowlock; peg &c. {pendency) 214; tie-beam &c, 
 {fastening) 45 ; thole pin, 
 
 board, ledge, shelf, hob, bracket, trevet, trivet, arbor, rack ; mantel^ 
 -piece, -shelf ; sLab, console ; counter, dresser ; flange, corbel ; table, 
 trestle ; shoulder ; perch ; horse ; easel, desk. 
 
 seat, throne, dais ; divan, musnud ; chair, bench, form, stool, sofii, 
 settee, stall ; arm -, easy -, elbow -, rocking- chair ; couch, fauteuil, 
 woolsack, ottoman, settle, squab, bench ; saddle, pannel, pillion ; side 
 -, pack- saddle ; pommel. 
 
 bed, berth, pallet, tester, crib, cot, hammock, shakedown, truckle- 
 bed, cradle, litter, stretcher, bedstead ; four-poster, French bed j 
 bedding, mattress, paillasse ; pillow, bolster ; mat, rug, cushion, 
 footstool, hassock ; tabouret ; tripod. 
 Atlas, Persides, Atlantes, Caryatides, Hercules. 
 V. be -supported &c. ; lie -, sit -, recline -, lean -, loll -, rest -, 
 stand -, step -, repose -, abut -, bear -, be based &c.- on ; have at 
 one's back ; be-stride, -straddle. 
 
 support, bear, carry, hold, sustain, slioulder ; hold -, back -, bolster 
 -, shore- up ; up-hold, -bear ; prop ; under-prop, -pin, -set ; bandage, 
 &c. 43. 
 
 give -, furnish -, aiford -, supply -, lend- -support, - foundations j 
 bottom, found, base, ground, imbed, embed, 
 maintain, keep on foot; aid &c. 707. 
 Adj. support-ing, -ed, &c. 17. ; fundamental. 
 Adv. astride on, astraddle. 
 
 -W. parallel- 
 
 216. Parallelism 
 
 asm ; coextension. 
 
 Adj. parallel; coextensive. 
 
 Adv. alongside &c. (laterally) 236. 
 
 66 
 
 217. Obliquity. — u. obliquity, 
 inclination, slope, slant ; crookedness &c. 
 adj. ; slopeness ; leaning &c. v. ; bevel, 
 tilt ; bias, list, twist, swag, cant, lurch ; 
 distortion &c. 243; bend &c. {curve) 
 245 ; tower of Pisa, 
 acclivity, rise, ascent, gradient, rising 
 ground, hill, bank, declivity, downhill, * dip, fall, devexity; gentle-, 
 rapid- slope ; easy -ascent, - descent ; shelving beach; talus ; monta(,me 
 Husse; facilis descensus Averni. 
 
 steepness kc.adj. ; cliff, precipice &c. {vertical) 212; escarpment, scarp. 
 [Measure of inclination] clinometer ; sine, cosine, angle, hvpothenuse. 
 diagonal ; zigzag. 
 
 V. be -oblique &c. adj. ; slope, slant, lean, incline, shelve, stoop, de- 
 cline, descend, bend, heel, careen, sag, swag, seel, slouch, cant, sidle. 
 
 render -oblique &c. adj. ; sway, bias ; slope, slant ; incline, bend, 
 crook ; cant, tilt ; distort &c. 243. 
 
n. n. 2". DLMEXSIOXS. 217—219. 
 
 Adj. oblique, inclined ; sloping &c. v. ; tilted &c. v. ; recumbent, 
 clinal, skew, askew, slant, aslant, plagiedral, indirect, wry, awry, ajee, 
 crooked ; knock-kneed &:c. {distorted) 243 ; bevel, out of the perpen- 
 dicular. 
 
 uphill, rising, ascending, acclivous ; downhill, falling, descending ; 
 declining, declivous, devex, anticlinal; steep, abrupt, precipitous, 
 breakneck. 
 
 diagonal : trans-verse, -versal ; athwart, antiparallel ; curved &c. 245. 
 
 Adv, obliquely &c. adj. ; on -, all on- one side • askew, uskant, 
 askance, edgewise, at an angle ; side-long, -ways ; slope-, slant- wise; 
 by a side wind. 
 
 218. Inversion,— M". in-, e-, sub-, re-, retro-, intro-version ; con- 
 traposition &c. 237; contrariety &c. 14; revei-sal; turn of the tide. 
 
 overturn ; somer-sault, -set ; summerset ; cidbute ; revulsion : pirouette. 
 
 transposition, anastrophy, metastask, hypei-haton, anastrophe, hysteron- 
 proteron, hj-pallage, synchysis, tmesis, parenthesis; metathesis-, palin- 
 drome. 
 
 pronation and supination. 
 
 V. be -inverted &c. ; turn -, go -, wheel- -round, - about, - to the 
 right about ; tm-n -, go -, tilt -, topple- over ; capsize, turn turtle, 
 
 in-, sub-, retro-, intro-vert ; reverse; up-, over-turn, -set; turn -topsy 
 turvy &c. adj. ; culbuter ; transpose, put the cart before the horse, turn 
 the tables. 
 
 Adj. inverted &c. r. ; wrong side -out, - up ; inside out, upside down; 
 bottom -, keel- upwards ; supine, on one's head, topsy turvy, sens dessun 
 
 inverse; reverse &c. (contrary) 14; opposite &c. 237. 
 topheavy. 
 
 Adv. inversely &c. adj. ; hirdie-girdie ; heels over head, head over 
 heels. 
 
 219. Crossing*. — X. crossing &c. v. ; inter-section, -digitation ; 
 decussation, transversion ; convolution kc. 248. 
 
 reticulation, network ; inoscidation, anastomosis, intertexture, mortise. 
 
 net, plexus, web, mesh, twill, skein, sleeve, felt, lace ; wicker ; mat, 
 -ting; plait, trellis, wattle, lattice, grating, yrille, gridiron, tracery, 
 fretwork, filigree, reticle ; tissue, netting, mokes. 
 
 cross, chain, wreath, braid, cat's cradle, knot ; entanglement &c. 
 (disorder) 59. 
 
 V. cross, decussate ; inter-sect, -lace, -twine, -twist, -weave, -digitate, 
 -Unk. 
 
 twine, entwine, weave, inweave, twist, wreathe ; anastomose, inoscu- 
 late, dovetail, splice, link. 
 
 mat, plait, plat, braid, felt, twill ; tangle, entangle, mvel ; net, knot ; 
 dishevel, raddle. 
 
 Adj. crossing &c. v. ; crossed, matted &C. v. ; transverse. 
 
 cross, cruciform, crucial ; reti-form, -cular, -culated ; areolar, cancel- 
 lated, grated, barred, streaked ; textile. 
 
 Adv. across, thwart, athwart, transverselr. 
 
 67 '* 
 
±2.0— ZZ^. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 11. II. 3^. 
 
 3*. Centrical Dimensions.* 
 
 I. General. 
 
 220. Exteriority. — w. exterior- 
 ity; outside, exterior; surface, super- 
 ficies ; skin &c. {covering) 223 ; super- 
 stratum ; disk, disc ; face, facet. 
 
 excentricity ; circumjacence &c. 227. 
 
 V. be -exterior &c. adj. ; lie around 
 &c. 227. 
 
 place -exteriorly, - outwardly, - out- 
 side ; put -, turn- out. 
 
 Adj. exter-ior, -nal ; outer, -most; 
 out- ward, -lying, -side, -door; round 
 about (fee. 227 ; extramural. 
 
 superficial, skin-deep; frontal, discoid. 
 
 extraregarding ; excentric ; outstand- 
 ing ; extrinsic &c. 6. 
 
 Alv. externally &c. adj. ; out, with- 
 out, over, outwards, ah extra, out of 
 doors ; extra muros. 
 
 in the open air ; sub -Jove, ~ dio ; a la 
 belle etoile, alfresco. 
 
 221. Interior ity. — Mr.interiority; 
 inside, interior ; interspace, subsoil, sub- 
 stratum. 
 
 contents &c. 190; substance, pith, 
 marrow ; backbone &c. (centre) 222 ; 
 heart, bosom, breast; vitals, viscera, 
 entrails, bowels, belly, intestines, guts, 
 chitterlings, womb, lap ; ijenetralia, re- 
 cesses, innermost recesses ; cave ko,. 
 (concavity) 252. 
 
 V. be -inside &c. adj., - within &c. 
 adv. 
 
 place -, keep- within ; enclose &c. 
 (circumscribe) 229 ; intern ; imbed &c. 
 (insert) 300. 
 
 Adj . inter-ior, -nal ; inner, inside, 
 inward, intraregarding ; in-, inner-most ; 
 deep-seated ; intes-tine, -tinal ; inland ; 
 subcutaneous ; interstitial &c. (interja- 
 cent) 228; inwrought &c. (intrinsic) 5 ; 
 enclosed &c. v. 
 
 home, domestic, indoor, intramural, 
 vernacular; endemic. 
 Adv. internally &c. adj. ; inwards, within, in, inly ; here-, there-, 
 where-in ; ab intra, withinside ; in -, within- doors ; at home, in the 
 bosom of one's family. 
 
 ZZZ, Centrality. — wr. centrality, centric alness, centre ; middle 
 kc. 68 ; focus &c. 74. 
 
 core, kernel ; nucleus, nucleolus ; heart, pole, axis, bull's eye ; nave, 
 navel ; umbilicus, backbone, marrow, pith ; hot-bed ; concentration &c. 
 (convergence) 290 ; centralization ; symmetry. 
 
 centre of -gravity, - pressure, - percussion, - oscillation, - buoyancy 
 &c. ; metacentre. 
 
 V. be -central kc. adj. ; converge &c. 290. 
 
 render central, centralize, concentrate ; bring to a focus. 
 
 Adj. centr-al, -ical; middle &c. 68; azygous, axial, focal, umbilical, 
 concentric ; middlemost. 
 
 Adv. middle ; midst ; centrally &c. adj. 
 
 ZZ^, iiining*.— N-. lining, inner 
 coating; coating &c. (covering) 223; 
 stal-actite, -agniite. 
 
 filling, sturiing, wadding, padding. 
 
 wainscot, jyarietes, wall. 
 
 223. Covering*. — U. covering, 
 cover; canopy, tilt, awning,tent,raarquee, 
 tente d\ibri, umbrella, parasol, sunshade ; 
 veil (shade) 424; shield kc. (defence) 717. 
 
 roof, ceiling, thatch, tile ; pan-, pen- 
 tile; tiling, slates, slating, leads; shed 
 &c. (abode) 189. 
 
 top, lid, covercle, door, operculum. 
 
 bandage, plaister, lint, wrapping, dos- 
 sil, finger stall. 
 
 coverlet, counterpane, sheet, quilt, tarpaulin, blanket, rug, drugget ; 
 housing. 
 
 v. line, stuff, incrust, wad, pad, fill. 
 Adj. lined &c. v. 
 
 68 
 
 * That IS, Dimensions having reference to a centre. 
 
II. II. 3° 
 
 DIMENSIONS. 
 
 223—226. 
 
 in-, tegument ; skin, pellicle, fleece, fell, fur, leather, shagreen, hide ; 
 pelt, -ry ; cuticle, scarf-skin, epidemiis. 
 
 clothing &c. 225 ; mask &c. {concealment) 530. 
 
 peel, crust, bark, rind, cortex, husk, shell, coat. 
 
 capsule ; sheath, -ing ; pod, cod ; casino-, case, theca ; elytron ; 
 involucrum ; wrapp-ing, -er ; enyelope, vesicle ; Dermatology, Con- 
 chology. 
 
 veneer, facing ; pavement ; scale kc. (layer) 204 ; coating, paint ; 
 varnish &c. {resin) 356a; anointing &c. v.; inunction; incrustation, 
 superposition, obduction ; ground, enamel, whitewash, plaster, stucco, 
 compo ; cerement ; ointment &c. {yrease) 356. 
 
 V. cover; super-pose, -impose; over-lay, -spread; wr;\p &c. 225; 
 incase ; face, case, veneer, pave, paper ; tip, cap, bind. 
 
 coat, paint, varnish, pay, incrust, stucco, dab, plaster, tar ; wash ; 
 be-, smear; be-, daub; anoint, do over; gild, plate, japan, lacquer, 
 lacker, enamel, whitewash ; lay it on thick. 
 
 over-lie, -arch ; conceal &c. 528. 
 
 Adj. covering &c. v. ; cutaneous, dermal, cortical, cuticular, tegu- 
 mentary, skinny, scaly, squamous ; covered &c. v. ; imbricated, lori- 
 cated, armour-plated, iron-clad ; under cover. 
 
 225. Investment. — H". invest-] 226. Divestment.— NT. divest- 
 ment; covering &c. 223 ; dress, clothing, i ment ; taking oft' &c. v. 
 raiment, drapery, costume, attire, guise, nudity ; bareness Sec. adj. ; undress ; 
 toilet, toilette, trim; habiliment; vest-, dishabille Szc. 225; nu-, denu-dation ; 
 ure, -ment ; garment, garb, palliament, 1 decortication, depilation, excoriatior. 
 
 apparel, wardrobe, \^ earing apparel, 
 clothes, things. 
 
 array; tailoring, millinery; finery, &c. 
 (ornament) 847 ; full dress S:c. (sliotc) 
 882 ; garniture ; theatrical properties. 
 
 outfit, equipment, trousseau\ uniform, 
 
 desquamation ; monlting ; exfoliation. 
 
 V. divest ; uncover kc. (cover &c. 
 223); denude, bare, strip ; undress, dis- 
 robe, c^-c. (dress, enrobe, kc. 225); un- 
 coif ; dismantle ; put -, take -, cast- oft'; 
 doff"; peel, pare, decorticate, excoriate, 
 
 regimentals; canonicals l^-c. 999 ; livery, skin, scalp, fiay ; expose, lay open ; ex- 
 gear, harness, turn out, accoutrement, ! foliate, moult, mew ; cast the skin. 
 
 Adj. divested kc. v.; bare, naked, 
 nude ; un-dressed, -draped ; exposed ; in 
 dishabille ; bald, thread-bare, ragged, 
 callow, roofless. 
 
 in -a state of nature, - nature's garb, 
 - buff;, - native buff", - birthday suit ; 
 in puris naturalibus; with nothing on, 
 stark naked ; bald as a coot, bare as the 
 back of one's hand ; out at elbows ; 
 barefoot ; leaf-, nap-, hair-less. 
 
 caparison, suit, rigging, trappings, traps, 
 slops, togs, toggery ; masquerade. 
 
 dishabille, morning dress, neglige, 
 dressing-gown, undress ; shooting-coat ; 
 mufti; rags, tatters, old clothes ; mourn- 
 ing, weeds ; duds ; slippers. 
 
 robe, tunic, paletot, habit, gown, coat, 
 frock, blouse, toga, smockfrock ; frock-, 
 dress-, tail-coat. 
 
 cloak, pall ; mantle, mantlet, mantua, 
 shawl, ^W?5S6?, wrapper; veil; cape, tippet, 
 kirtle, plaid, muffler, comforter, haik, 
 huke, chlamys, mantilla, tabard, housing, 
 hoi-se-cloth, bornouse, burnoose, burnous, roqueiaure-, houppelande ; 
 Bur-, over-, great-coat; surtmit, spencer; mackintosh, waterproof, 
 ulster, P-coat, dreadnought, wraprascal, poncho, cardinal, pelerine. 
 
 jacket, vest, jerkin, waistcoat, doublet, camisole, gabardine ; stays, 
 corsage, corset, corselet, boddice ; stomacher ; skirt, petticoat, farthin- 
 gale, kilt, jupe, crinoline, bustle, jyanier, apron, pinafore. 
 
 troii-, trow-sers ; breeches, pantaloons, inexpressibles, overalls, 
 smalls, small-clothes ; tights, drawers ; knickerbockers : phil-, fiU-ibeg. 
 
 head-dress, -gear ; cap, hat, beaver, castor, lx)nnet, tile, wideawake. 
 
 69 
 
225—228. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 11. n. 3° 
 
 billy-cock ; wimple ; night-, mob-, skull-cap ; hood, coif; capote, calash ; I 
 scull-cap ; kerchief, snood ; head, coiffure ; crown &c. (circle) 247 ; chig- | 
 norij pelt, wig, front, peruke, peri wig; caftan, turban, fez, shako, csako, | 
 busby; kepi, forage cap, bearskin ; helmet &c. 717; mask, domino. \ 
 
 body clothes ; linen ; shirt, sark, smock, shift, chemise ; night-gown, 
 -shirt ; bed-gown, sac tie nuit ; jersey ; under-clothing, -waistcoat. 
 
 neck-erchief, -cloth ; tie, rulf, collar, cravat, stock, handkerchief, 
 scarf ; bib, tucker ; boa ; girdle &c. (circle) 247. 
 
 shoe, pump, boot, slipper, sandal, galoche, goloshes, patten, clog ; 
 high-low; Blucher -, Wellington -, Hessian -, jack -, top- boot; 
 Balmoral ; legging, buskin, greave, galligaskin, mocassin, r/amache, 
 gambado, gaiter, spatterdash, brogue, antegropelos ; stocking, hose, 
 gaskins, trunk-hose, sock ; hosiery. 
 
 glove, gauntlet, mitten, cufF, wristband, sleeve, 
 
 swaddling cloth, baby-linen, layette ; pocket-handkerchief. 
 
 clothier, tailor, milliner, costumier, sempstress, snip ; dress-, habit-, 
 breeches-, shoe-maker; cordwainer, cobbler, hosier, hatter; draper, 
 linendraper, haberdasher, mercer. 
 
 V. invest ; cover &c. 223 ; envelop, lap, involve ; in-, en-wrap ; 
 wrap ; fold -, wrap -, lap -, muffle- up ; overlap ; sheathe, swathe, 
 swaddle, roll up in, circumvest. 
 
 vest, clothe, array, dress, dight, drape, robe, enrobe, attire, apparel, 
 accoutre, rig, fit out; deck &c. {ornament) 847 ; perk; equip, harness, 
 caparison. 
 
 wear ; don ; put -, huddle -, slip- on ; mantle. 
 
 Adj. invested &c. i^. ; habited; dight, -ed ; clad, costumd, shod, 
 chausse ; en grancle tenue &c. (slioiv) 882. 
 
 sartorial. 
 
 228. Intex^acence.— Iff. inter- 
 jacence, -currence, -venience, -location, 
 -digitation, -penetration ; permeation. 
 
 inter-jection, -polation, -lineation, 
 -spersion, -calation ; embolism. 
 
 inter-vention, -ference, -position ; in-, 
 ob-trusion ; insinuation ; insertion &c. 
 300 ; dovetailing; infiltration. 
 
 intermedi-um, -ary ; go-between, bod- 
 kin, intruder, interloper; parenthesis, 
 episode ; fly-leaf. 
 
 partition, sej^^Mw, diaphragm, midrifl'; 
 party-wall, panel, vail ; half-way house. 
 
 V. lie -, come -, get- between ; inter- 
 vene, slide in, interpenetrate, permeate. 
 
 put between, introduce, import ; throw 
 -, wedge -, edge -, jam -, worm -, foist 
 -, run -, plough -, work- in ; inter-pose, 
 -ject, -calate,-polate, -line,-leave,-sperse, 
 -weave, -lard, -digitate ; let in, dovetail, 
 splice, mortise ; insinuate, smuggle ; in- 
 filtrate, ingi-ain. 
 
 interfere, put in an oar, thrust one's 
 nose in ; intrude, obtrude ; have a finger iu the pic ; introduce the thin 
 end of the wedge ; thrust in &c. (insert) 300. 
 
 Adj. inter-jacent, -current, -veniont, -veniug &c. v., -mediate, 
 -mediary, -calary,-stitial; embolismal. 
 
 227. Circumjacence.— N". cir- 
 cum-jacence, -ambience; environment, 
 encompassment ; atmosphere, medium ; 
 surroundings. 
 
 outpost ; border &c. (edge) 231 ; girdle 
 &c. (ci)'cumference) 230; outskirts, boule- 
 vards, suburbs, purlieus, precincts, /«?*- 
 hourgs, environs, entourage, hanlieue. 
 
 V. lie -around &c. adv. ; surround, 
 beset, compass, encompass, environ, in- 
 close, enclose, encircle, embrace, circum- 
 vent, lap, gird; begird, engird; skirt, 
 twine round ; hem in &c. (circumscribe) 
 229. 
 
 Adj . circum-jacent, -ambient, -fluent ; 
 ambient ; surrounding kc. v. ; circum- 
 ferential, suburban. 
 
 Adv. around, about ; without ; on 
 -every side, - all sides ; right and left, all 
 round, round about. 
 
 70 
 
II. n. 3°. DIMENSIONS. 228—235. 
 
 pareathetical, episodic ; mediterranean ; intrusive ; embosomed ; 
 merged. 
 
 Adv. between, betwixt ; 'twixt ; among, -st ; amid, -st ; 'mid, -3t ; 
 in the thick of ; betwixt and between ; sandwich-wise ; parenthetically, 
 obiter dictum. 
 
 22S). Circumscription. — U. circumscription, limitation, in- 
 closure; confinement &c. {restraint) 751; circumvallation ; envelope 
 &c. 232. 
 
 V. circumscribe, limit, bound, confine, enclose ; surroimd &c. 227 ; 
 compass about ; imprison Sec. (restrain) 751 ; hedge -, wall -, rail- in ; 
 fence -, hedge- round ; picket. 
 
 enfold, bury, incase, pack up, enshrine, inclasp ; wrap up &c. (invest) 225. 
 
 Adj. circumscribed &c. v. ; begirt, lapt ; buried -, immersed- in ; 
 embosomed, in the bosom of, imbedded, encysted, mewed up ; impri- 
 soned &c. 751 ; land-locked, in ariug fence. 
 
 230. Outline. — M". outline, circumference; peri-meter, -phery ; 
 ambit, circuit, lines, tournure, contour, profile, silhouette. 
 
 zone, belt, girth, baud, baldric, zodiac, girdle, cingle, clasp, girt; 
 cordon &c. {inclosure) 232 ; circlet &c. 247. 
 
 231. Zldgre. — W. edge, verge, brink, brow, brim, margin, border, 
 skirt, rim, flange, side, mouth; jaws, chops, chaps, /awces; lip, muzzle. 
 
 threshold, door, porch ; portal &c. (opening) 260 ; coast, shore, 
 frame, fringe, flounce, frill, list, trimming, edging, skirting, hem, sel- 
 vedge, welt ; furbelow, valance. 
 
 Adj. border, marginal, skirting; labial, labiated, marginated. 
 
 232. Znclosure. — w. inclosure, envelope ; case &c. (receptacle) 
 191 ; wrapper; girdle kc. 230. 
 
 pen, fold ; pen-, in-, sheep-fold; paddock, pound ; net, seine net. 
 
 wall; hedge, -row; espalier \ fence &c. (defence) 717; pale, paling, bal- 
 ustrade, rail, railing, quickset hedge, park paling, circumvallation, enceinte, 
 ring fence. 
 
 barrier, barricade ; gate, -way ; door, hatch, cordon-, prison &c. 752. 
 
 dike, dyke, ditch, fosse, moat. 
 
 V. inclose; circumscribe &c. 229. 
 
 233. Xiimit. — W. limit, boundary, bounds, confine, enclave, term, 
 bourn, verge, kerb-stone, but, pale; tsrmin-ation, -us ; stint, frontier, 
 precinct, marches. 
 
 boundary line, landmark ; line of -demarcation, - circumvallation ; 
 pillars of Hercules ; Rubicon, turning-point ; ne plus ultra ; sluice, flood- 
 gate. 
 
 Adj. definite ; contermin-ate, -able ; terminal, frontier. 
 
 Adv. thus far, - and no further. 
 
 2. Special. 
 
 234. Front. — N". front; fore, I 235. Rear.— W. rear, back, pos- 
 - part; foreground; face, disk, disc,] teriority ; rear -rank, - guard; back- 
 frontage, fagade,prosceniu7n, facia, fron- ground. 
 tispiece ; ' anteriority ; obverse [of a occiput, nape, chine ; heels ; ^ tail 
 
 medal]. 
 
 fore -, front- rank ; van, -guard ; ad- 
 vanced guard : outpost. 
 
 rump, croup, buttock, posteriors, back- 
 side, scut, breech, dorsum, loin; dorsal -, 
 lumbar- region. 
 
 71 
 
23«~2«1, 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 II. II. 
 
 brow, forehead, visage, physiognomy, 
 phiz, counieaance, mug ; rostrum, beak, 
 bow, stem, prow, prore, jib. 
 
 pioneer &c. (precu)'sor) 64; motopo- 
 scopy. 
 
 V. be -, stand- in front &c. adj. ; 
 front, face, confront ; b3nd forwards ; 
 come to th3 -front, - ibre. 
 
 Adj. fore, anterior, front, frontal. 
 
 ildv. before ; in -front, - the van, - 
 advance ; ahead, right ahead ; fore-, 
 head-most ; in the -foreground, - lee of; 
 before one's -face, - eyes ; face to face^ 
 vis-d-ms. 
 
 stern, poop, after-part, heel-p'e.-^e, 
 crupper. 
 
 wake; train &c (sequence) 281. 
 
 reverse ; other side of the shield. 
 
 V. be -behind &c. adv. ; i'all asterit •, 
 bend backwards ; bring up the rear. 
 
 Adj. baclc, rear ; hind, -er, -most, 
 -ermost ; post-ern, -erior ; dorsal, after ; 
 caudal, lumbar. 
 
 Adv. behind ; in the -rear, - back- 
 ground ; behind one's back ; at the 
 -heels, - tail, - back- of ; back to back. 
 
 after, aft, abaft, astern, sternmost, 
 aback, rearward. 
 
 236. Laterality.— N". laterality; 
 side, flank, quarter, lee ; hand ; cheek, 
 jowl, jole, winof ; profile; tem\Ae, 2^cinetes, 
 loin, haunch, hip. 
 
 gable, -end ; broadside ; lee side. 
 
 points of the compass ; East, Orient, 
 Levant; West; orientation. 
 
 V. be -on one side &c. ado. ; flank, out- 
 flank ; sidle ; skirt. 
 
 Adj. lateral, sidelong ; collateral; pa- 
 rietal, flanking, skirting; flanked; side- 
 
 many-sided; multi-, bi-, tri-, quadri- 
 lateral. 
 
 237. Contraposition.— N-. con- 
 traposition, opposition ; polarity ; inver- 
 sion &c. 218; opposite side; reverse, 
 inverse ; counterpart ; antipodes ; oppo- 
 site poles, North and South. 
 
 V. be -opposite &c. adj. ; subtend. 
 
 Adj. opposite ; reverse, inverse ; an- 
 tipodal, subcontrary ; fronting, facing, 
 diametrically opposite. 
 
 Northern, Septentrional,Boreal, arctic ; 
 Southern, Austral, antarctic. 
 
 Adv. over, - the way, - against ; 
 against; face to face, vis-d-vis; as poles 
 asunder. 
 
 Eastern ; orient, -al; Levantine; West- 
 ern, occidental, Hesperian. 
 
 Adv. side-ways, -long; broadside on ; on one side, abreast, alongside, 
 beside, aside ; by, - the side of ; side by side ; cheek by jowl &c. (neat-) 
 197 ; to -windward, - leeward ; laterally &c. adj. ; right and left ; on 
 her beam ends. 
 
 238. Dextrality.— N". dextral- 
 ity ; right, - hand ; dexter, ofl'side, star- 
 board. 
 
 Adj. dextral, right-handed ; ambi- 
 dextral. 
 
 239. Sinistrality. — W. sinis- 
 trality ; left, -hand ; sinister, nearside, 
 larboard, port. 
 
 Adj. sinistral, left-handed. 
 
 Section III. FORM. 
 
 1°. Geis^er 
 
 240. Form. — U. form, figure, 
 shape ; con-formation, -figuration ; make, 
 formation, frame, construction, cut, set, 
 build, trim, cut of one's jib ; stamp, type, 
 cast, mould ; fashion ; contour &c. (out- 
 line) 230 ; structure &c. 329. 
 
 feature, lineament, turn ; pliase Sec. 
 {aspect) 448 ; posture, at: itude, pose. 
 
 [Science of form] Morphology. 
 72 
 
 iL Form. 
 
 241. [Absence of form.] Amor<° 
 
 phism. — TT. aniorphism, informity ; 
 unlicked cub ; 7'udis indigestaque moles ; 
 disorder &c. 59 ; deformity &c. 243. 
 
 disfigure-, deface-ment ; mutilation. 
 
 V. [Destroy form] deface, disfigure, 
 deform, mutilate, truncate ; derange etc. 
 61, 
 
 Adj. shapeless, amorphous, formless; 
 
11. m. 2°. 
 
 FORM. 
 
 24bO— 244:. 
 
 un-formed, -liewn, -fasliioned, -shapen ; 
 rough, rude, Gothic, barbarous, rugged. 
 
 [Similarity of form] isomorphism. 
 
 forming &c. v. ; form-, ligur-, eiibrm- 
 ation ; scidpture. 
 
 V. form, shape, figure, fashion, eiibrm, 
 carve, cut, chisel, hew, cast ; rough-hew, 
 -cast ; sketch ; block -, hammer- out ; trim ; lick -, put- into shape ; 
 model, knead, work up into, set, mould, sculpture ; cast, stamp ; biuld 
 &c. {construct) i6i. 
 
 A.dj. formed &c. v. 
 
 [Receiving form] plastic, fictile. 
 
 [Giving form] plasmic. 
 
 [Similar in form] jsomorphous. 
 
 242. [Regularity of form.] Ssnai- 
 
 xnetry. — W. symmetry, shapeliness, 
 iinish ; beauty &c. 845 ; proportion, eu- 
 rythmy, uniformity, parallelism; bi-, 
 tri-, iniilti-lateral symmetry ; centrality 
 &c. 222. 
 
 arborescence, branching, ramification. 
 
 Adj. symmetrical, shapely, well set, 
 finished ; ' beautiful &c. 845 ; classic, 
 chaste, severe. 
 
 regular, uniform, balanced ; equal &c. 
 
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 243. [Irregidarity of form.] Dis- 
 tox*tion. — X. dis-, de-, con-tortion; 
 twist; crookedness tfcc. {obliquity) 217; 
 grimace ; delbrmity ; nial-, malcon-for- 
 mation ; monstrosity, misproportion, 
 I want of symmetry, anamorphosis ; ugli- 
 ness kc. 846 ; Teratology. 
 j V. distort, contort, twist, warp, wrest, 
 
 wiithe, make faces, deform, misshape. 
 I Adj. distorted &c. v. ; out of shape, 
 irregular, unsymmetric, awry, wry, as- 
 ; kew, crooked ; not -true, - straight ; on 
 one side, crump, deformed ; mis-shapen, 
 I -begotten ; mis-, ill-proportioned ; ill- 
 j made ; grotesque, crooked as a ram's 
 
 ; horn ; hump-, hunch-, bunch-, crook- 
 
 1 backed ; bandy ; bandy-, bow-legged ; 
 bow-, knock-kneed ; splay-, club-footed ; round-shouldered ; siuib- 
 nosed ; curtailed of one's fair proportions ; stumpy &c. {short) 201 ; 
 gaunt &c. {thin) 203 ; bloated &c. 194. 
 Adv. all manner of ways. 
 
 jarallel, coextensive. 
 
 arbor-escent, -iform ; dendr-iform,-oid ; 
 branching ; ramous, ramose. 
 
 2°. Special Form. 
 
 244. Ang-ularity. — W- angular-ity, -ness ; aduncity ; angle, 
 cusp, bend ; fold &c. 258 ; notch .^^c. 257 ; fork, bifurcation. 
 
 elbow, knee, Imuckle, anlde, groin, crotch, crutch, crane, fluke, scythe, 
 sickle, xig-zag, kimbo. 
 
 corner, nook, recess, niche, oriel. _ t r o 
 
 right angle &c. {perpendicular) 212 ; obliquity &c. 217 ; angle ot 45 , 
 mitre : acute -, obtuse -, salient -, re-entering -, spherical- angle. ^ 
 
 angular -measurement, -elevation, - distance, - velocity ;lngon-, 
 Goni-ometry; Altimetry; clin-, graph-, goni-ometer ; theodolite; sex- 
 tant, quadrant : dichotomy. J 1 1, 
 
 triano-le, trigon, wedire; rectancrle. square, lozenge, diamond; rhomb, 
 .us; quadr-angle, -ilateral; parallelogram; quadrature; poly-, penta- 
 hexa-, hepta-, octa-, deca-gon. ^ -, i 
 
 Platonic bodies; cube, rhomboid; tetra-, penta-, hexa-, octa-, dodeca-, 
 icosa-hedron ; prism, pyramid : parallelepiped. 
 
 V. bend, fork, bifurcate, crinkle. _ . 
 
 Adj. ano-ular, bent, crooked, aduncous, uncmated, aquiline, jago-ed, 
 serrated; falc-iform, -ated ; furcated, forked, bifurcate, zigzag; dove- 
 
2«4^— 2^8. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 11. III. 2". 
 
 tailed ; knock-kneed, crinkled, akimbo, kimbo, geniculated ; oblique &c. 
 217. _ 
 
 fusiform, wedge-shaped, cuneiform; tri-angular, -gonal, -lateral; 
 quadr-angular, -ilateral ; rectangular, square, multilateral ; polygonal 
 &c. 71. ; cubical, rhomboidal, pyramidal. 
 
 245. Curvature 
 
 r. curv-ature, 
 -ity, -ation ; incurv-ity, -ation ; bend ; 
 flex-ure, -ion ; conflexure ; crook, book, 
 bought, bending ; de-, in-flexion ; arcu- 
 ation, devexitj, turn ; deviation, detour, 
 8weep ; curl, -ing ; bough ; recurv-ity, 
 -ation ; sinuosity «S:c. 248. 
 
 curve, arc, arch, arcade, vault, bow, 
 crescent, half-moon, lunule, horse-shoe, 
 loop, crane-neck ; para-, hyper-bola ; ca- 
 tenary, festoon ; conch-, cardi-oid ; caus- 
 tic; tracery. 
 
 V, be -curved &c, adj. ; sweep, swag, 
 sag ; deviate &c. 279 ; turn ; re-enter. 
 
 render -curved &c. adj. ; bend, curve, 
 incurvate; de-, in-fleet; crook; turn, 
 round, arch, arcuate, arch over, con- 
 camerate ; bow, curl, recurve, frizzle. 
 
 Adj. curved &c. v.; curvi-form, -lineal, -linear; devex, devious; 
 recurv-ed, -ous ; crump ; bowed &c, v. ; vaulted ; hooked ; falc-iform, 
 -ated ; semicircular, crescentic ; lun-iform, -ular ; semilunar, conchoidal ; 
 cord-iform, -ated; cardioid; heart-, bell-, pear-, fig-shaped ; reniform; 
 lenti-form, -cular ; bow-legged &c. {distorted) 243 ; oblique &c. 217; 
 circular &c. 247. 
 
 246. Straigrhtness.-x. straight- 
 ness, rectilinearity, directness ; inflexibi- 
 lity &c. {stiffness) 323 ; straight -, right 
 -, direct- line ; short cut. 
 
 V. be -straight &c. adj. ; have no 
 turning ; not -incline, - bend. - turn, - 
 deviate- to either side ; go straight; steer 
 for &c. {direction) 278. 
 
 render straight, straighten, rectify ; 
 set -, put- straight; un-bend, -fold, 
 -curl &c. 248, -ravel &c. 219, -wrap. 
 
 Adj. straight ; rectiline-ar, -al; di- 
 rect, even, right, true, in a line ; unbent 
 &c. V. ; un-deviating, -tm*ned, -distorted, 
 -swerving; straight as an arrow &c. 
 {direct) 278 ; inflexible &c. 323. 
 
 247. [Simple circularity.] Circu- 
 larity. — u. circularity, roundness ; 
 rotundity &c. 249. 
 
 circle, circlet, ring, areola, hoop, 
 roundlet, annulus, annulet, bracelet, 
 armlet ; ringlet ; eye, loop, wheel ; cycle, 
 orb, orbit, rundle, zone, belt, cordon, 
 band ; sash, girdle, cestus, cincture, 
 baldric, fillet, fascia, wreath, garland ; 
 crown, corona, coronet, chaplet, snood, 
 necklace, collar ; noose, lasso. 
 
 ellipse, oval, ovule ; ellipsoid, cycloid ; 
 epi-cycloid, -cycle ; semi-circle : quad- 
 rant, sextant, sector. 
 
 V. make -round &c. adj. ; round. 
 
 go round ; encircle &c. 227 ; describe 
 -a circle &c. 311. 
 
 Adj. round, rounded, circular, annu- 
 lar, orbicular ; oval, ovate ; elliptic, -al ; 
 egg-shaped ; pear-shaped &c. 245 ; cy- 
 cloidal &c. n. ; spherical &c. 249. 
 
 248. [Complex circularity.] Con- 
 volution. — U. winding &c. v. ; con-, 
 in-, circum-volution ; wave, undulation, 
 tortuosity, anfractuosity ; sinu-osity, 
 -ation ; meandering, circuit, circumben- 
 dibus, twist, twirl, windings and turn- 
 ings, ambages ; torsion ; inosculation ; 
 reticulation &c. {crossing) 219. 
 
 coil, roll, curl, buckle, spiral, helix, 
 corkscrew, worm, volute, rundle ; ten- 
 dril ; scollop, scallop, escalop. 
 
 serpent, eel, maze, labyrinth. 
 
 V. be -convoluted &c. adj. ; wind, 
 twine, turn and twist, twirl ; wave, 
 undulate, meander; inosculate; entwine, 
 intwine ; twist, coil, roll ; wrinkle, curl, 
 crisp, twill ; frizz, -le ; crimp, crape, 
 indent, scollop, scallop ; wring, intort ; 
 contort ; wreathe &c. {cross) 2 1 9. 
 
 Adj. convoluted ; winding, twisted 
 &c. V. ; tortile, tortive ; wavy ; und-ated, 
 -ulatory; circling, snaky, snake-like, 
 serpentine ; serpent-, anguill-, verm- 
 iform ; vernaicular ; mazy, tortuous, sinuous, Hexuous, sigmoidal. 
 
 involved, intricate, complicated, perplexed ; labyrinth-ic, -ian, -ine ; 
 peristaltic; daedalian. 
 
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11. III. 
 
 FORM. 
 
 248—252. 
 
 TNTeatliy, frizzly, crejye, buckled ; ravelled &c. {in disorder) 59. 
 spiral, coiled, helical, turbinated. 
 Adv. in and out, round and round. 
 
 249. Rotundity. — W. rotundity; roundness &c. adj.-, cylindri- 
 city ; spher-icity, -oidity ; globosity. 
 
 cylin-der, -droid; barrel, drum ; roll, -er ; rouleau, column, rolling-pin, 
 rundle. 
 
 cone, conoid ; pear-, e^^-, bell-shape. 
 
 sphere, globe, ball, boulder, bowlder ; spher-, ellips-oid ; oblong -, 
 oblate- spheroid ; drop, spherule, globule, vesicle, bulb, bullet, pellet, 
 ■pclute, clew, pill, marble, pea, knob, pommel, knot. 
 
 V. render -spherical &c. adj. ; form into a sphere, sphere, roll into a 
 ball ; give -rotundity &c. n. ; round. 
 
 Adj. rotund ; round &c. (circular) 247 ; cylindr-ic, -ical, -old ; 
 columnar, lumbriciform ; conic, -al ; spher-ical, -oidal ; glob-ular, -ated, 
 -ous, -ose ; egg-, bell-, pear-shaped ; ov-oid, -iform ; gibbous ; campan- 
 iform, -ulate, -iliform ; fungiform, bead-like, moniliform, pyriform, 
 bulbous ; to'es atque rotundus ; round as -an orange, - an apple, - a ball, 
 - a billiard ball, - a cannon ball. 
 
 250. Convexity.— W. convexity, 
 prominence, projection, swelling, gibbo- 
 sity ,bilge,bulge,protuberance,protrusion. 
 
 intumescence ; tumour, tumor ; tuber- 
 cle, -osity ; excrescence ; hump, hunch, 
 bunch. 
 
 tooth, knob, elbow, process, apophysis, 
 condyle, bulb, node, nodule, nodosity, 
 tongue, dorsum, boss, embossment, bump, 
 clump ; sugar-loaf &c. {sharpness) 253 ; 
 bow; mamelon. 
 
 pimple, wen, wheal, papula, pustule, 
 pock, proud flesh, growth, sarcoma, 
 caruncle, corn, wart, furuncle, polypus, 
 fungus, fungosity, exostosis, bleb, blister, 
 blain ; boil &c. {disease) 655. 
 
 papilla, nipple, teat, pap, breast, 
 dug, mammilla; proboscis, nose, neb, 
 beak, snout, nozzle ; belly, corporation ; 
 withers, back, shoulder, lip, flange. 
 
 peg, button, stud, ridge, rib, jutty, 
 trunnion, snag. 
 
 cupola, dome, arch, balcony, eaves ; 
 pilaster. 
 
 rehef, relievo, cameo; basso-, mezzo-, 
 alto-7'ilievo ; low-, bas-, high-relief. 
 
 hill &c. {height) 206 ; cape, promon- 
 tory, mull ; fore-, head-land ; point of 
 land, mole, jetty, hummock, ledge, spur. 
 
 V. be -prominent &c. adj. ; project, 
 bulge, protrude, pout, bouge, bunch ; 
 jut -, stand -, stick -, poke- out ; stick -, 
 biislle -, start -, cock - shoot- up : 
 swell -, hang -, bend- over ; beetle. 
 
 3°. SrrERFICIAL F0E3I. 
 
 251. Flatness.— IT. flatness &c. 
 adj. ; smoothness &c. 255. 
 
 plane; level &c. 213; plate, platter, 
 table, tablet, slab. 
 
 V. render flat, flatten ; level &c. 213. 
 
 Adj. flat, plane, even, flush, scuti- 
 form, discoid ; level &c. {horizontal) 
 213 ; flat as -a pancake, - a fluke, - a 
 flounder, - a board, - my hand. 
 
 252. Concavity. — W. concavity, 
 depression, dip ; hollow, -ness ; indenta- 
 tion, intaglio, cavity, dent, dint, dimple, 
 follicle, pit, sinus, alveolus, lacuna ; ex- 
 cavation ; trough &c. {furrow) 259 ; 
 honeycomb. 
 
 cup, basin, crater, punch-bowl; cell 
 &c. (j'ecejjtacle) 191 ; socket. 
 
 valley, vale, dale, dell, dingle, combe, 
 bottom, slade, strath, glade, grove, glen, 
 cave, cavern, cove ; grot, -to ; alcove, 
 cul-de-sac; gully &c. 198; arch &c. 
 {curve) 245 ; bay &c. {of the sea) 343. 
 
 excavator, sapper, miner. 
 
 V. be -concave &c. adj. ; retire, cave in. 
 
 render -concave «S:c. adj. ; depress, 
 hollow ; scoop,- out ; gouge, dig, delve, 
 excavate, dent, dint, mine, sap, under- 
 mine, burrow, tunnel, stave in. 
 
 Adj. depressed *S:c. v. ; concave, hol- 
 low, stove in ; retiring ; retreating ; 
 cavernous; porous &c. {with holes) 260; 
 cellular, spongy, spongious ; honey- 
 combed, alveolar ; infundibul-ar, -iform ; 
 
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250—256. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 II. III. 3°. 
 
 funnel-, bell-shaped ; campaniform, cap- 
 sular ; vaulted, arched. 
 
 render -prominent Sec. adj. ; raise 307 j 
 emboss, chase. 
 
 Adj. convex, prominent, protuberant; 
 projecting &c. v. ; bossed, bossy, nodu- 
 lar, bunchy; clav-ate, -ated ; hummocky, 
 moutomie, mammiform; papul-ous, -ose ; hemispheric, bulbous; 
 bowed, arched ; bold ; bellied ; tuber-ous, -culous ; tumorous ; cornute, 
 odontoid; lenti-form, -cular ; gibbous. 
 
 salient, in relief, raised, repousse ; bloated &c. {expanded) 194. 
 
 254. Bluntness. 
 
 &c. adj. 
 
 V. be - render- blunt &c. adj. ; ob- 
 tund, dull ; take oft' the -point, - edge ; 
 turn. 
 
 Adj. blunt, obtuse, dull, blufil 
 
 253. Sharpness. — M". sharpness 
 &c. adj. ; acuity, acumination ; spino- 
 sity. 
 
 point, spike, spine, spiculum ; needle, 
 pin ; prick, -le ; spur, rowel, barb ; spit, 
 cusp ; horn, antler ; snag ; tag ; thorn, 
 bristle. 
 
 nib, tooth, tusk ; spoke, cog, ratchet. 
 
 crag, crest, arete, cone, peak, sugar-loaf, pike, aiguille ; spire, pyra- 
 mid, steeple. 
 
 beard, chevaux defrise, porcupine, hedgehog, briar, bramble, thistle ; 
 comb. 
 
 wedge ; knife-, cutting- edge ; blade, edge-tool, cutlery, knife, pen- 
 knife, whittle, razor ; scalpel, bistoury, lancet ; ploughshare, coulter ; 
 hatchet, axe, pick-axe, mattock, pick, adze, bill ; bill-hook, cleaver, 
 cutter ; scythe, sickle, scissors, shears ; sword &c. (arms) 727 ; bod- 
 kin &c. {pei'forator) 262. 
 
 sharpener,* hone, strop ; grind-, whet-stone ; steel, emery. 
 
 V. be -sharp &c. adj. ; taper to a point ; bristle with. 
 
 render -sharp &c. adj. ; sharpen, point, aculeate, whet, barb, spicu- 
 late, set, strop, grind. 
 
 cut &c. {sunder) 44. 
 
 Adj. sharp, keen; acute; aci-cular, -form; acu-leated, -minated ; 
 pointed ; tapering ; conical, p^a-amidal ; mucron-ate, -ated ; spindle-, 
 needle-shaped ; spiked, spiky, ensiform, peaked, salient ; cusp-ed, 
 -idate, -idated ; corn-ute, -uted, -iculate ; prickly ; spiny, spinous ; 
 thorny, bristling, muricated, pectinated, studded, thistly, briary ; 
 craggy &c. {rough) 256; snaggy; digitated, two-edgedj fusiform; 
 denti-form, -culated ; toothed ; odontoid ; star-like ; stell-ated, -iform ; 
 arrow-headed ; arrowy, barbed, spurred. 
 
 cutting ; sharp-, knife-edged ; sharp -, keen- as a rozcr ; sharp as 
 a needle ; sharpened &c. v. ; set. 
 
 w. bluntness 
 
 255. Smoothness. — ar. smooth- 
 ness &c. adj. ; polish, gloss ; lubric-ity, 
 -ation. 
 
 down, velvet, silk, satin ; slide ; bowl- 
 ing green &c. {level) 213; glass, ice ; 
 asphalte, wood pavement, flags. 
 
 roller, steam-roller ; sand-, emery- 
 paper; burnisher, turpentine and bees- 
 wax. 
 
 V. smooth, -en ; plane ; file ; mow, 
 shave ; level, roll ; macadamize ; polish, 
 burnish, calender, glaze; iron, hot-press, 
 mangle; lubricate &c. {oil) 332. 
 76 
 
 256. Roug'hness.— w. roughness 
 &c. adj. ; tooth, grain, texture, ripple ; 
 asperity, rugosity, salebrosity, corruga- 
 tion, nodosity ; arborescence Sec. 242.'' 
 
 brush, hair, beard, shag, mane, whis- 
 ker, moustache, imperial, tress, lock, curl, 
 rm^lQt, Jimhrice, cilia, villi -^ love-lock. 
 
 plum -age, -osity ; plume, jyanache, 
 crest ; feather, tuft, fringe, toupee. 
 
 wool, velvet, plush, nap, pile, floss, 
 fur, down ; byssus, moss, bur. 
 
 V. be -rough Sec. adj. ; go against the 
 grain. 
 
II. IIT. 3°. 
 
 FORM. 
 
 255— Z61. 
 
 Adj. smooth ; polished Sec. v. ; even ; 
 level &c. 213; plar.e &c, (Jlat) 251 ; 
 sleek, glossy ; silkeo, silky ; lanate, 
 downy, velvety ; glabrous,' slippery, 
 
 render -rough &c. adj. ; roughen, 
 ruffle, crisp, crumple, corrugate, set ou 
 edge, stroke the wrong way, rumple. 
 
 Adj. rough, uneven ; scabrous, knot- 
 
 lassy, lubricous, oily, soft ; unwrinkled ; i ted ; rug-ged, -ose, -ous ; asperous 
 smooth as -glass, - ice, - velvet, - oil ; I crisp, salebrous, gnarled, unpolished, 
 slippery as an eel ; woolly &c. {feathery) unsmooth, rough-hewn ; crag-gy, -ged ; 
 256. crankling, scraggy ; prickly &c. {sharp) 
 
 253; arborescent &c. 242; leafy, well- 
 wooded ; feathery ; plum-ose, -igerous ; 
 i tufted, fimbriated, hairy, ciliated, fila- 
 mentous, hirsute; crin-ose, -ite ; bushy, hispid, villous, pappous, bearded, 
 pilous, shaggy, shagged ; fringed, befringed ; set-ous, -ose, -aceous ; 
 ' like quills upon the fretful porcupine ' ; rough as a -nutmeg grater, 
 - bear. 
 
 downy, velvety, flocculent, w^oolly ; Ian-ate, -ated ; lanugin-ous, -ose ; 
 tomentous. 
 
 Adv. against the grain. 
 
 257. Kotch. — N". notch, dent, nick, cut ; indent, -ation ; dimple, 
 embrasure, battlement, machicolation ; saw, tooth, crenelle, scallop, 
 
 scollop ; Vandyke. 
 
 V. notch, nick, cut, dent, indent, jag, scarify, scotch, crimp, scollop, 
 crenulate, vandyke. 
 
 Adj. notched &c. v.\ crenate, -d ; dentate, -d ; denticulate, -d; 
 toothed, palmated, serrated. 
 
 258. Pold.— wr. fold, plicature, plait, ply, crease; tuck, gather; 
 flexion, flexm-e, joint, elbow, doubling, duplicature, gather, wrinkle, 
 rimple, crinkle, crankle, crumple, rumple, rivel, ruck, ruffle, dog's ear, 
 corrugation, frounce, flounce, lapel ; pucker, crow's feet. 
 
 V. fold, double, plicate, plait, crease, wrinkle, crinkle, cranlde, curl, 
 cockle up, cocker, rimple, rumple, frizzle, frounce, rivel, twill, corrugate, 
 Tuffle, crimple, crumple, pucker ; turn -, double- -down, - under ; tuck, 
 ruck, hem, gather. 
 
 Adj. folded &c. v. 
 
 259. Furrow. — w. fm-row, groove, rut, sulcus, scratch, streak, 
 
 st7'i(e, crack, score, incision, slit ; chamfer, fluting. 
 
 channel, gutter, trench, ditch, dike, dyke, moat, fosse, trough, kennel ; 
 ravine &c. (^interval) 198. 
 
 v. furrow &c. n. ; flute, plough ; incise, engrave, etch, bite in. 
 
 Adj. furrowed &c. v.; ribbed, striated, sulcated, fluted, canaliculated; 
 bisulc-ous, -ate ; trisculate ; corduroy. 
 
 260. Opening*. — W, hole, fora- 
 men ; puncture, perforation ; pin-, key-, 
 loop-, port-, peep-, mouse-, pigeon-hole ; 
 eye, - of a needle ; eyelet. 
 
 opening ; apert-ure, -ness ; hiation, 
 yawning, oscitancy, dehiscence, patefac- 
 tion, pandiculation ; chasm &c. {inter- 
 val) 198. 
 
 embrasure, window, casement, light ; 
 sky-, fan-light ; lattice ; bay-, bow-win- 
 dow ; oriel ; dormer, lantern. 
 
 out-, in-let ; vent, vomitory ; embou- 
 
 261. Closure. — U. closure, occlu- 
 sion, blockade ; shutting up &c. v. ; ob- 
 struction &c. {hindrance) 706 ; con- 
 traction Sec. 195 ; infarction ; con-, ob- 
 stipation ; blind -alley, - corner ; cul 
 de sac, caecum ; imper-foration, -vious- 
 ness &c. adj., -meability; stopper &c. 
 263. 
 
 V. close, occlude, plug ; block-, stop 
 -, till -, bung -, cork -, button-, stufl*-, 
 shut -,dam- up ; blockade ; obstruct &c. 
 {hinder) 706 : bar, bolt, stop, seal, plumb; 
 
 77 
 
260— 26S. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 11. III. 
 
 choke, throttle ; ram down, dam, cram ; 
 trap, clinch ; put to -, shut- the door. 
 
 Adj. closed &c. v.\ shut, operculated ; 
 unopened. 
 
 uupierced, imporous, csecal ; imper- 
 forate, -vious, -meable ; impenetrable ; 
 un-, im-passable ; invious ; path-, way- 
 less ; untrodden. 
 
 unventilated ; air-, water-tight ; her- 
 metically sealed ; tight, snug. 
 
 cJiure ; orifice, mouth, sucker, muzzle, 
 throat, gullet, weasand, wizen, nozzle. 
 
 portal, porch, gate, ostiary, postern, 
 wicket, trap-door, hatch, door ; arcade ; 
 gate-, door-, hatch-, gang- way ; lych-gate. 
 
 way, path, &c. 627 ; thoroughfare ; 
 channel, passage, tube, pipe ; water-pipe, 
 etc. 350; air-pipe &c. 351 ; vessel, tu- 
 bule, canal, gut, fistula; adjutage, ajut- 
 age ; chimney, flue, tap, funnel, gully, 
 tunnel, main ; mine, pit, adit, shaft : 
 gallery. 
 
 alley, aisle, glade, vista. 
 
 bore, calibre ; pore ; blind orifice. 
 
 por-ousness, -osity ; sieve, cullender, colander ; cribble, riddle, 
 screen ; honeycomb. 
 
 apertion, perforation; piercing &c. v.; terebration, empalement, 
 pertusion, puncture, acupuncture, penetration. 
 
 opener, key, master-key, passe-partout. 
 
 v. open, ope, gape, yawn, bilge ; fly open. 
 
 perforate, pierce, empierce, tap, bore, drill ; mine &c. {scoop out) 
 252 ; tunnel ; trans-pierce, -fix ; enfilade, impale, spike, spear, gore, 
 spit, stab, pink, puncture, lance, stick, prick, riddle, punch ; stave in. 
 
 cut a passage through ; make -way, - room- for. 
 
 im-cover, -close, -rip ; lay -, cut -, rip -, throw- open. 
 
 Adj. open; perforated &c. v.; perforate; wide open, ajar; mi- 
 closed, -stopped ; oscitant, gaping, yawning ; patent. 
 
 tubular, cannular, fistulous ; per-vious, -meable ; foraminous ; vesi-, 
 vas-cular ; porous, follicular, cribriform, honeycombed, infundibular, 
 riddled ; tubul-ous, -ated. 
 
 opening &c. v.; aperient. 
 
 Znt. open sesame ! 
 
 262. Perforator. — X. perforator, 
 piercer, borer, auger, gimlet, stylet, drill, 
 wimble, awl, bradawl, scoop, terrier, 
 corkscrew, dibble, trocar, trepan, probe, 
 bodkin, needle, stiletto, rimer, warder, 
 lancet ; punch, -eon ; spikebit, gouge ; 
 spear &c. {iceapon) 727. 
 
 263. Stopper. — w. stopper, stop- 
 ple ; plug, cork, bung, spike, spill, stop- 
 cock, tap ; rammer ; ram, -rod ; piston ; 
 stop-gap ; wadding, stuffing, padding, 
 stopping, dossil, pledget, tompion, tour- 
 niquet. 
 
 cover kc. 223 ; valve, vent-peg, spigot. 
 
 janitor, doorkeeper, porter, warder, 
 beadle, Cerberus. 
 
 Section IV. MOTIOK 
 
 1°. Motion in General. 
 
 264. [Successive change of place.*] 
 MCotion. — ifl". motion, movement, 
 move ; going &c. v. ; unrest. 
 
 stream, flow, flux, run, course, stir ; 
 evolution ; kinematics. 
 
 265. Quiescence. — w. rest; still- 
 ness &c. adj. ; quiescence ; stag-nation, 
 -nancy; fixity, immobility, catalepsy; 
 indisturbance ; quietism. 
 
 quiet, tranquillity, calm ; repose &c. 
 
 * A thing cannot be said to mov from one place to another, unless it passes in suc- 
 cession through every intermediate place; hence motion is only such a change of place 
 as is successive. ' Kapid, swift, &c., as thought ' are therefore incorrect expressions. 
 78 
 
II. IV. 1°. 
 
 MOTION. 
 
 264—267. 
 
 step, rate, pace, tread, stride, gait, 
 port, footfall, cadence, carriage, velocity, 
 angular velocity ; progress, locomotion ; 
 journey &c. 266 ; voyage &:c. 267 ; tran- 
 sit &c. 270. 
 
 restlessness &c. {changeahleness) 149 ; 
 mobility ; movableness, motive power ; 
 laws of motion ; mobilization. 
 
 V. be -in motion kc. adj. ; move, go, 
 hie, gang, budge, stir, pass, flit ; hover 
 -round, - about ; shift, slide, glide; roll, 
 - on ; flow, stream, run, drift, sweep 
 along ; wander &c. {deviate) 279 ; walk 
 ka. 266 •, change -, shift- one s -place, - 
 quarters ; dodge ; keep -going, - moving. 
 
 put -, set- in motion ; move ; impel 
 &c. 276 ; propel &c. 284; render movable, 
 mobilize. 
 
 Adj. moving &c. v. ; in motion ; tran- 
 sitional ; motory, motive ; shifting, mov- 
 able, mobile, mercurial, unquiet ; restless 
 &c. {changeable) 149; nomadic &c. 266; 
 erratic &c. 279. 
 
 Adv. under way; on the -move, - 
 wing, - tramp, - march. 
 
 687 ; peace ; dead calm, anticyclone ; 
 
 statue-like repose ; silence &c. 403 ; not 
 
 a -breath of air, - mouse stirring ; sleep 
 
 &c. {inactivity) 683. 
 
 pause, lull &c. {cessation) 142 ; stand, 
 
 - still ; standing still &c. v. ; lock ; dead 
 
 -lock, - stop, - stand ; full stop ; fix ; 
 
 embargo. 
 
 resting-place; bivouac; home &c. 
 
 {abode) 189; pillow &c. {sujyport) 215; 
 
 haven &c. {refuge) 666 ; goal &c. {aii'i- 
 
 val) 292. 
 
 V. be -quiescent &c. adj. ; stand -, lie- 
 ! still ; keep quiet, repose, hold the breath. 
 ! remain, stay;* stand, lie to, ride at 
 ! anchor, remain in situ, mark time ; 
 ; bring -, heave -, lay- to ; pull -, draw- 
 
 up ; hold, halt ; stop, - short ; rest, pause, 
 anchor ; cast -,come to an- anchor ; rest 
 on one's oars ; repose on one's laurels, 
 take breath; stop &c. {discmitinue) 142. 
 stagnate; quietanonmove^'e; let-alone, 
 - well alone ; abide, rest and be thank- 
 ful ; keep within doors, stay at home, go 
 to bed. 
 
 dwell &c. {be p-esent) 1 86 ; settle &c. 
 (be located) 1 84 ; ahght &c. {arrive) 292. 
 stick, - fast ; stand, - like a post ; 
 not stir a -peg, - step ; be at a -stand &c. n. 
 
 quell, becalm, hush, stay, lull to sleep, lay an embargo on. 
 Adj. quiescent, still ; motion-, move-less ; fixed ; stationary ; at 
 -rest, - a stand, - a stand-still, - anchor ; stock-still ; standing still »S:c, 
 V. ; sedentary, untravelled, stay-at-home ; becalmed, stagnant, qui^t ; 
 un-moved, -disturbed, -unruflBed ; calm, restful ; cataleptic ; immovable 
 &c. {stable) 1 50 ; sleeping &c. {inactive) 683 ; silent &c. 403 ; still as 
 -a statue, - a post, - a mouse, - death. 
 
 Adv. at a stand &c. adj. ; tout court ; at the halt. 
 Int. stop ! stay ! avast ! halt ! hold hard ! woa ! 
 Phr. requiescat in pace. 
 
 266. [Locomotion by land.] Jour- 
 ney. — M". travel; travelling &c. v. 
 wayfaring, campaigning. 
 
 journey, excursion, expedition, tour, 
 trip, grand tour, circuit, peregrination, 
 discursion, ramble, pilgrimage, course, 
 ambulation, march, wallv, promenade, 
 constitutional, stroll, saunter, tramp, 
 jog-trot, turn, stalk, perambulation ; noc- 
 tambulation ; somnambulism ; outing, 
 ride, drive, airing, jaunt. 
 
 equitation, horsemanship, riding, ma- 
 nege, ride and tie. 
 
 roving, vagrancy, pererration ; marqh- 
 ing and countermarching ; nomadism ; 
 vagabond-ism, -age ; gadding; flit, -ting; 
 
 267. [Locomotion by water, or air,] 
 Navig'ation. — m. navigation; aqua- 
 tics ; boating, yachting ; ship &c. 273 ; oar, 
 paddle, screw, sail, canvas. 
 
 natation, swimming ; fin, flipper, fish's 
 tail. 
 
 aero-station, -statics, -nautics ; bal- 
 loonry; balloon &c. 273; flying, flight, 
 volitation ; wing, pinion. 
 
 voyage, sail, cruise, passage, circum- 
 navigation, periplus; head-, stern-, lee- 
 way. 
 
 mariner &c. 269. 
 
 v. sail ; put to sea &c. {depart) 293 ; 
 take ship, get under way ; spread -sail, 
 - canvas; gather way, have way on* 
 
 79 
 
Z€€—Z6S). 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 II. IV. i". 
 
 make -, carry- sail ; plough the -waves, 
 
 - deep, - main, - ocean ; walk the waters, 
 navigate, warp, lufF, scud, boom, 
 
 kedge ; drift, course, cruise, coast ; hug 
 the -shore, -land ; circumnavigate. 
 
 ply the oar, row, paddle, pull, scull, 
 punt, steam. 
 
 swim, float ; buffet the waves, ride the 
 storm, skim, effieui-er, dive, wade. 
 
 fly, be wafted, hover, soar, flutter ; 
 take -wing, - a flight ; wing one's -flight, 
 
 - way. 
 Adj. sailing &c. v. ; volant, aerostatic ; 
 
 seafaring, nautical, maritime, naval ; 
 sea-going, coasting ; afloat ; navigable. 
 Adv. under -way, - sail, - canvas, - 
 steam ; on the wing. 
 
 migration; e-, im-, de-, inter-migra- 
 tion. 
 
 plan, itinerary, guide ; hand-, road- 
 book ; Baedeker, Bradshaw, Murray. 
 
 procession, cavalcade, caravan, flle, 
 cortege, column. 
 
 [Organs and instruments of locomo- 
 tion] vehicle &c. 272 ; locomotive ; legs, 
 feet, pegs, pins, trotters. 
 
 traveller &c. 268. 
 
 V. travel, journey, course ; take -,go- 
 a journey ; take -, go out for- -a walk 
 &c. n. ; have a run ; take the air. 
 
 flit, take wing ; migrate, emigrate ; 
 rove, prowl, roam, range, patrol, pace 
 up and down, traverse ; scour -, traverse- 
 the country ; peragrate ; per-, circum- 
 ambulate ; nomadize, wander, ramble, 
 stroll, saunter, hover, go one's rounds, 
 straggle ; gad, - about ; expatiate. 
 
 walk, march, step, tread, pace, plod, 
 wend ; promenade ; trudge, tramp ; stalk, stride, straddle, strut, foot 
 it, stump, bundle, bowl along, toddle ; paddle ; tread a path. 
 
 take horse, ride, drive, trot, amble, canter, prance, lisk, frisk, cara- 
 coler ; gallop &c. {move quickly) 274. 
 
 peg -, jog-, wag -, shuffle- on ; stir one's stumps ; bend one's -steps, 
 - course ; make -, And -, wend -, pick -, thread -, plough- one's way ; 
 slide, glide, skim, skate ; march in procession, file ofl', defile. 
 
 go -, repair -, resort -, hie -, betake oneself- to. 
 
 Adj. travelling &c. v. ; ambulatory, itinerant, peripatetic, roving, 
 rambling, gadding, discursive, vagrant, migratory, nomadic ; circum- 
 forane-an, -ous ; nocti-, mundi-vagant ; locomotive. 
 
 way-faring, -worn ; travel-stained. 
 
 Adv. on -foot, - horseback, - Shanks's mare ; by the Marrowbone 
 stage ; in transitu &c. 270 ; en route «&c. 282. 
 
 Int. come alonj? ! 
 
 268. Traveller.— N. traveller, 
 wayfarer, voyager, itinerant, passenger. 
 
 tourist, excursionist, globe-trotter ; 
 explorer, adventurer, mountaineer, Al- 
 pine Club; peregrinator, wanderer, 
 rover, straggler, rambler ; bird of pas- 
 sage ; gad-about, -ling ; vagrant, scat- 
 terling, landloper, waifs and estrays, 
 wastrel, foundling ; loafer ; tramp, -er ; 
 vagabond, nomad, Bohemian, gipsy, 
 Arab, Wandering Jew, Hadji, pilgrim, 
 palmer ; peripatetic ; somnambulist ; 
 emigrant, fugitive, refugee. 
 
 runner, courier ; Mercury, Iris, Ariel, comet. 
 
 pedestrian, walker, fcot-passenger. 
 
 rider, horseman, equestrian, cavalier, jockey, rough rider, trainer, 
 breaker. 
 
 driver, coachman, whip, Jehu, charioteer, postilion, post-boy, carter, 
 waggoner, drayman; cab-man, -driver; vo{turier,vetturino,condottiere; 
 engine-driver ; stoker, fireman, guard. 
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 269. mariner. — u. sailor, mari- 
 ner, navigator ; sea-man, -farer, -faring, 
 man; tar, jack tar, salt, able seaman, 
 A.B. ; man-of-war's m'an, bluejacket, 
 marine, jolly; midshipman, middy; skip- 
 per ; ship-, boat-, ferry-, water-, lighter-, 
 barge-, longshore- man ; bargee, gondo- 
 lier ; oar-, -sman ; rower ; boat-, cock- 
 swain; coxwain ; steersman, pilot ; crew. 
 
 aerial navigator, aeronaut, balloonist, 
 Icarus. 
 
n. lY. 1°. MOTION. 270—273. 
 
 270. Transference.— XT. transfer, -ence; trans-, e-location ; 
 displacement ; metastasis, -thesis ; removal ; re-, a-motion : relegation ; 
 de-, as-portation ; extradition, conveyance, draft ; carrying, carriage ,• con- 
 vection, -duction, -tagion; transfer &c. (o/'^o/jer^y) 783. 
 
 transit, transition ; passage, ferry, gestation ; portage, porterage, carting, 
 cartage ; shovelling &c. v. ; vect-ion, -m-e, -itation ; shipment, freight, 
 wafture ; trans-mission, -port, -portation, -umption, -plantation, -lati'on; 
 asportation ; shift-, dodg-ing ; dispersion &c. 73 ; transposition &c. {inter- 
 chanr/e) 148 ; traction kc. 285. 
 
 [Thing transferred] drift. 
 
 V. trans-fer, -mit, -port, -place, -plant ; convey, carry, bear, fetch and 
 carry ; carry -, ferry- over ; hand, pass, forward ; 'shift ; 'conduct, convov, 
 bring, fetch, reach. 
 
 send, delegate, consign, relegate, turn over to, deliver ; ship, embark ; 
 waft ; shunt ; transpose &c. {interchange) 148 ; displace &c. 185 ; throw 
 &c. 284; drag &c. 285. 
 
 shovel, ladle, decant, draft off, transfuse. 
 
 Adj. transferred .^'c. i\\ drifted: movable; port-able, -ative ; contagious. 
 
 Adv. from -hand to hand, - pillar to post. 
 
 on -, by- the way; on the -road, - wing ; as one goes ; in transitu, en 
 route, chemin faisant, en passant, in mid-progi'ess. 
 
 271. Carrier. — u. carrier, porter, bearer tranter, conveyer j 
 stevedore ; coolie ; conductor, locomotive. 
 
 beast of burden, cattle, horse, steed, nag, palfrey, Arab, blood horse, 
 thorough-bred, galloway, charger, courser, racer, hunter, jument, pony, 
 filly, colt, foal, barb, roan, jade, hack, hidet, pad, cob, tit, punch, roadster, 
 goer ; race-, pack-, draft-, cart-, dray-, post-horse : ketch, sheltie ; garran, 
 garron ; jennet, genet, bayard, mare, stallion, gelding ; stud. 
 
 Pegasus, Bucephalus, Koziuante. 
 
 ass, donkey, jackass, mule, hinny; sumpter -horse, - mule; reindeer; 
 camel, dromedary, llama, elephant : carrier pigeon. 
 
 carriage «!tc. {vehicle) 272 ; ship Sec. 273. 
 
 Adj. equine, asinine. 
 
 272. Vehicle. — n. vehicle, con- ' 273. Ship. — KT. ship, veasel, sail; 
 Tevance, carriage, caravan, van ; wagon, craft, bottom, 
 waggon, wain, dray, cart. i navy, marine, fleet, flotilla; shipping. 
 
 carriole ; slediie, sled, sleigh, truck, ', man of war &c. (combatant) 726 ; 
 tram: limber, tumbrel, pontoon; barrow; transport, tender, store-ship; merchant 
 wheel-, hand-barrow; perambulator: ship, merchantman; packet; whaler, 
 Bath-, wheel-, sedan-chair; chaise; slaver, collier, coaster, lighter; fishing 
 palan-kepn,-quin; litter, brancard, crate, -, pilot- boat ; trawler, hulk ; yacht. 
 hurdle,stretcher, ambulance; velocipede, ship, bark, barque, brig, snow, her- 
 hobby-hoise, go-cart; bi-, tri- cycle; maphrodite brig; brig-, bark-antine ; 
 skate. • " I schooner ; topsail -, fore and aft -, three 
 
 equipage, turn-out ; coach, chariot, masted- schooner ; chasse-maree ; sloop, 
 chaise, phaeton, break, mail-phaeton, cutter, corvette, clipper, foist, yawl, 
 waggoneit^-, drag, curricle, tilbury, dandy, ketch, smack, lugger, barge, hoy, 
 whisky, landau, barouche, victoria, cat, buss ; sail-er, -ing vessel ; steam-er, 
 brougham, clarenr'e, calash, caVeche, -boat, -ship ; paddle -, screw- steamer ; 
 britz~ka, araha, kibitka : berlin ; sulky, tug ; line of steamers &c. 
 desobligeant, sociable, vis-a-vis, donneuse ; boat, pinnace, launch : life-, long-, 
 jauiitinir - , outside- car. 1 jolly-, bum-, fly-, cock-, ferry-, canal- 
 
 post-cb ise; diligence, stage; stage -, boat; shallop, gig, funny, skifJ", dingy, 
 mail . li.ickuey -, glass- coaxih ; stage- scow, cockle-shell, wherry, coble, punt, 
 Si g 
 
272—275. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 II. IT. I' 
 
 wagf^on ; car, omnibus, fly, cabriolet, cab, 
 hansom, shofle, four-wheeler, growler, 
 droshkif drosky. 
 
 dog-cart, trap, whiteehapel, buggy, 
 four-in-hand, unicorn, random, tandem ; 
 shandredhan, char-a-hanc. 
 
 train ; passenger -, express -, special -, 
 parliamentary -, luggage -, goods- train ; 
 1st-, 2ud-, 3rd-class- -train, - carriage, 
 - compartment ; Pullman -, sleeping- car ; 
 rolling stock ; horse-box, cattle-truck. 
 
 shovel, spoon, spatula, ladle, hod, hoe ; 
 spade, spaddle, loy ; spud ; pitchfork. 
 
 cog, kedge, lerret ; eight-, four-, pair-oar ; 
 randan ; outrigger ; float, raft, pontoon ; 
 prame. 
 
 catamaran, coracle, gondola, carvel, 
 caravel ; felucca, caique, canoe ; trireme ; 
 galley, -foist ; bilander, dogger, hooker, 
 howker; argosy, carack ; galliass, gal- 
 leon ; galliot, polacca, polacre, tartane, 
 junk, lorcha, praam, proa, prahu, saick, 
 sampan, xebec, dhow ; dahabeah ; nuggah. 
 
 balloon ; air ~, pilot -, fire- balloon ; 
 aerostat, Montgolfier ; kite, parachute. 
 
 Adv. afloat, aboard ; on -board, - ship 
 board. 
 
 2°. Degrees of Motioi^. 
 
 274. Velocity.-»l. velocity, speed, 
 celerity, swiftness &c. adj. ; rapidity, 
 eagle speed; expedition &c. (activity) 
 682 ; pernicity ; acceleration ; haste &c. 
 684. 
 
 spurt, rush, dash, race, steeple-chase ; 
 smart -, lively -, swift t&c. adj. -, rat- 
 tling -, spanking -, strapping- -rate, 
 
 - pace ; round pace ; flying, flight, 
 gallop, canter, trot, round trot, run, 
 
 scamper ; hand -, full- gallop ; amble. 
 
 lightning, light, electricity, wind ; 
 cannon-ball, rocket, arrow, dart, quick- 
 silver ; telegraph, express train ; torrent. 
 
 eagle, antelope, courser, race-horse, 
 gazelle, greyhound, hare, doe, squirrel. 
 
 Mercury, Ariel, Camilla, Harlequin. 
 
 [Measurement of velocity] log, -line. 
 
 V. move quicldy, trip, fisk ; speed, 
 hie, hasten, post, spank, scuttle ; scud, 
 -die ; scour, - the plain ; scamper; run, 
 
 - like mad ; fly, race, run a race, cut 
 away, shoot, tear, whisk, sweep, skim, 
 brush ; cut -, bowl- along ; rush &c. {he 
 violent) 173 ; dash -on, - ofl", -forward ; 
 bolt; trot, gallop, amble, troll, bound, 
 flit, spring, dart, boom ; march in -quick, 
 
 - double- time ; ride hard, get over the 
 ground. 
 
 hurry &c. {hasten) 684; accelerate, 
 put on ; quicken ; quicken -, mend- one's 
 pace ; clap spurs to one's horse ; make 
 -haste, - rapid strides, - forced marches, 
 
 - the best of one's way ; put one's best 
 leg foremost, stir one's stumps, wing 
 one's way, set ofl* at a score ; carry -, 
 crowd- sail; go off* like a shot, go 
 ahead, gain ground ; outstrip the wind, 
 fly on the wings of the wind. 
 
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 275. Slowness. — w. slowness 
 &c. adj. ; languor &c. {inactivity) 683 ; 
 drawl ; creeping &c. v., lentor. 
 
 retardation ; slackening &c. v. ; delay 
 ♦fee. {lateness) 1 2,3 ; claudication. 
 
 jog-, dog-trot; mincing steps; slow 
 -march, - time. 
 
 slow -goer, - coach, - back ; lingerer, 
 loiterer, sluggard, tortoise, snail,; dawdle 
 &c. {inactive) 683. 
 
 V. move -slowly &c. adv. ; creep, 
 crawl, lag, slug, drawl, linger, loiter, 
 saunter ; plod, trudge, stump along, kuu- 
 ber ; trail, drag : dawdle &c. {he inactive) 
 683 ; grovel, worm one's way, steal 
 along ; jog -, rub -, bundle- on ; toddle, 
 waddle, wabble, slug, traipse, slouch, 
 shuffle, halt, hobble, limp, claudicate, 
 shamble ; flag, falter, totter, stagger ; 
 mince, step short ; march in -slow time^ 
 - funeral procession ; take one's time ; 
 hang fire &:c. {he late) 133. 
 
 retard, relax ; slacken, check, moder- 
 ate, rein in, curb ; reef ; strike -, shorten 
 -, take in- sail ; put on the drag, apply 
 the break ; clip the wings ; reduce the 
 speed ; slacken -speed, - one's pace ; lose 
 ground. 
 
 Adj. slow, slack ; tardy ; dilatory kc. 
 (inactive) 683 ; gentle, easy ; leisurely ; 
 deliberate, gradual ; insensible, imper- 
 ceptible ; languid, sluggish, slow-paced, 
 tardigrade, snail-like ; creeping &c. v. 
 
 Adv. slowly &c. adj. ; leisurely ; /?/- 
 ano, adayio ; largo, larghetto ; at half 
 speed, under easy sail ; at a -foot's, - 
 snail's, - funeral- pace ; in slow time ; 
 with -mincing steps, - clipped wings ; 
 haud passihus acquis. 
 
II. IV. 3°. 
 
 MOTIOX. 
 
 Zl^-Zll, 
 
 fri-adually &c. adj. ; gradatim ; by -de- 
 grees, -slow degrees, - inches, - little and 
 little ; step by step ; inch by inch, bit 
 by bit, little by little, seriatim \ consecu- 
 tively. 
 
 keep -up, - pace- with ; outstrip &c. 
 
 Adj. fast, speedy, swift, rapid, quick, 
 fleet ; nimble, agile, expeditious ; ex- 
 press ; active &c. 682 ; flying, galloping 
 
 &c. V. ; light-, nimble-footed ; winged, j 
 
 eagle-winged, mercurial, electric, tele- j 
 graphic ; light-legged, light of heel ; | 
 swift as -an arrow &c. n. ; quick as -lightning &c. n., - thought.* 
 
 Adv. swiftly &c. adj. ; with -speed &c. n. ; apace ; at -a great rate, 
 - full speed, - railway speed ; full -drive, - gallop ; post-haste, in full 
 sail, tantivy ; trippingly; instantaneously &c. 113. 
 
 under press of -sail, - canvas, - sail and steam ; velis et remis, on 
 eagle's wing, in double quick time ; with -rapid, - giant- strides ; iijms 
 de geant ; in seven league boots ; whip and spur ; ventre a terre ; as 
 fast as ones -legs, - heels- will carr}' one ; as fast as one can lay legs 
 to the ground, at the top of one's speed ; with haste &c. 684. 
 
 Phr. vires acquirit eundo. 
 
 276. Impulse. — ir. impulse, im- 
 pulsion, impetus ; momentum ; push, 
 pulsion, thrust, shove, jog, jolt, brunt, 
 booming, throw ; explosion &c. {violence) 
 173; propulsion &c. 284. 
 
 percussion, concussion, collision, oc- 
 
 MOTIOX COXJOIXED WITH FOKCE. 
 
 277. Recoil 
 
 cursion, clash, encounter, cannon, caram- pulse ; return 
 
 N". recoil; re-, re- 
 tro-action ; revulsion : rebound, ricochet ; 
 re-percussion, -calcitration; kick, contrc- 
 coujj ; springing back &c. v. ; elasticity 
 &c. 325; reflexion, reflex, reflux ; rever- 
 beration &c. (resonance) 40S ; rebufi*, re- 
 
 bole, appulse, shock, crash, bump ; im- 
 pact ; elan; charge &c. (attack) 716; 
 beating &c, (punis/wient) 972. 
 
 blow, dint, stroke, knock, tap, rap, slap, 
 smack, pat, dab ; fillip ; slam, bang ; hit, 
 whack, thwack ; cuft' &c. 972; squash, 
 
 ducks and drakes ; boomerang ; spring ; 
 reactionist. 
 
 V. recoil, react ; s 
 
 prmc 
 
 flv 
 
 bound- back ; rebound, reverberate, re- 
 percuss, recalcitrate. 
 
 Adj. recoiling &c. v. ; re-fluent, -per- 
 
 dowse, whap, swap, punch, thump, pelt, cussive, -calcitrant, -actionary ; retro- 
 
 on the -recoil &;c. n. 
 
 kick, punce, calcitration ; 9'uade ; ariet- active, 
 ation ; cut, thrust, lunge, yerk. Adv. 
 
 hammer, sledge-hammer, mall, maul, 
 mallet, flail ; ram, -mer ; battering-ram, 
 monkey, pile-driving engine, punch, bat; 
 cudgel &c. (iveajjon) 727 ; axe &c. (s/iarj)) 253. 
 
 [Science of mechanical forces] Dynamics ; seismometer. 
 
 V. give an -impetus &c. n. ; impel, push ; start, give a start to, set 
 going ; drive, urge, boom ; thrust, prod, foin ; cant ; elbow, shoulder, 
 jostle, justle, hustle, hurtle, shove, jog, jolt, encounter; run-, bump -, 
 butt- against ; knock -, run- one's head against ; impinge. 
 
 strike, knock, hit, tap, rap, slap, flap, dab, pat, thump, beat, bang, 
 slam, dash ; punch, thwack, whack ; hit -, strike- hard : swap, batter, 
 dowse, baste ; pelt, patter, buflet, belabour ; fetch one a blow ; poke 
 at, pink, lunge, yerk ; kick, calcitrate ; butt ; strike at &c. (attack) 
 716 ; whip &c. {punish) 972. 
 
 come -, enter- into collision ; collide ; foul ; fall -, run- foul of. 
 
 throw &c (projjel) 284. 
 
 Adj. impelling &c. v. ; im-pulsive, -pellent ; booming ; dynamic, 
 -al ; impelled &c. v. 
 
 * See note on 264. 
 83 6 2 
 
278—281. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 11. IV. 4°, 
 
 4°. Motion with ref 
 
 278. Direction.— M". direction, i 
 ■ bearing, course, set, drift, tenour ; ten- j 
 dencv Sec. 176; incidence; bending, 
 trending &c. v. ; dip, tack, aim, colli- 
 mation ; steer-ing, -age. 
 
 point of the compass, cardinal points ; 
 North, Efist, South, West; N by E, 
 ENE, NE by N, NE, kc. ; rhumb, azi- 
 muth, line of collimation. 
 
 line, path, road, range, quarter, line of 
 march ; a-, al-lignment. 
 
 V. tend -, bend -, point- towards ; 
 conduct -, go- to ; point -to, - at ; bend, 
 trend, verge, incline, dip, determine. 
 
 8te9r -, make- -for, - towards ; aim -, 
 level- at; take aim; keep -, hold- a 
 course ; be bound for; bend one's steps 
 towards ; direct -, steer -, bend -, shape- 
 one's course ; align -,allign- one's march ; 
 go straight, - to the point ; march -on, - 
 on a point. 
 
 ascertain one's -direction &c. n. ; s'or?- 
 entc7', see which way the wind blows ; 
 box the compass. 
 
 Adj. directed Sec. v., - towards ; 
 pointing towards &c. v.; bound for; a- 
 ligned -, alligned- with; direct, straight; 
 un- deviating, -swerving; straightfor- 
 ward ; North, -ern, -erly, &c. 71. 
 
 Adv. towards ; on the -road, - high 
 road- to ; versus, to ; hither, thither, 
 whither ; directly ; straight, - forwards, 
 - as an arrow ; point blank ; in a -di- 
 rect, - straight- line -to, - for, - with ; in 
 a line with ; full tilt at, as the crow flies. 
 
 before -, near -, close to -, against- 
 the wind ; windwards, in the wind's eye. 
 
 through, via, by way of; in all -di- 
 rections, - manner of ways ; quaqua- 
 versum, from the four winds. 
 
 280. [Going before.] Precession. 
 
 — W. precession, leading, heading; pre- 
 cedence (fee. 62 ; priority &c. 116; the 
 lead, le pas ; van &c. (front) 234 ; pre- 
 cursor &c. 64. 
 
 V. go -before, - ahead, - in the van, 
 ^ in advance ; precede, forerun ; usher 
 in, introduce, herald, head, take the lead ; 
 lead, - the way, - the dance ; get -, 
 have- the start; steal a march ; get -be- 
 fore, - ahead, - in front of ; outstrip &c. 
 303 ; take precedence &c. (Jirst in order) 
 62. 
 
 84 
 
 ERENCE TO DiRECTIOX. 
 
 279. Deviation.— ir. deviation; 
 swerving &c. v. ; obliquation, warp, re- 
 fraction ; flection, flexion ; sweep ; de- 
 flection, -flexure ; declination. 
 
 diversion, digression, departure from, 
 aberration; divergence &c. 291; zig- 
 zag ; detour ifcc. (circuit) 629, 
 
 [Desultory motion] wandering Sec. 
 V.', vagrancy, evagation; by-paths and 
 crooked ways. 
 
 [Motion sideways, oblique motion] 
 sidling &c. v. ; knight's move at chess. 
 
 v. alter one's course, deviate, depart 
 from, turn, trend ; bend, curve &c. 245 ; 
 swerve, heel, bear off". 
 
 intervert ; deflect ; divert, - from its 
 course ; put on a new scent, shift, shunt, 
 wear, draw aside, crook, warp. 
 
 stray, straggle ; sidle ; diverge &c. 
 291 ; tralineate, digress, wander ; wiud„ 
 twist, meander ; veer, tack ; turn -aside, 
 
 - a corner, - away from ; wheel, steer 
 clear of; ramble, rove, drift; go -astray. 
 
 - adrift ; yaw, dodge ; step aside, ease 
 off", make way for, shy. 
 
 fly ofl* at a tangent ; glance off" ; wheel 
 -, face- about ; turn -, face- to the right 
 about; wabble &c. (oscillate) 314; go 
 out of one's way &c. (perform a circuit) 
 629 ; lose one's way. 
 
 Adj. deviating &c. v. ; aberrant, er- 
 rant ; ex-, dis-cursive ; devious, desul- 
 tory, loom ; rambling ; stray, erratic, 
 vagrant, uudireated : circuitous, indirect, 
 zigzag ; crab-like. 
 
 Adv. astray from, round about, wide 
 of the mark ; to the right about ; all 
 manner of ways ; circuitously Sec. 629. 
 
 obliquely, sideling, like the move of 
 the knight on a chessboard. 
 
 281. [Going after.] Sequence.-ir. 
 
 sequence ; coming after &c. (order) 63 ; 
 (time) 117; following ; pursuit &c. 622. 
 
 follower, attendant, satellite, shadow, 
 dangler, train. 
 
 V. ft)llow ; pursue &c. 622 ; go -, 
 fly- after. 
 
 attend, beset, dance attendance on, dog ; 
 tread -in the steps of, - close upon ; be -, 
 go -, follow- in the -wake, -trail, - rear- 
 of ; follow as a shadow, hang on the skirts 
 of ; tread -, follow- on the heels of. 
 
 lag, get behind. 
 
II. ly. 4°. 
 
 MOTIOX. 
 
 280—285. 
 
 Adj. leading &c. v. | Adj. following &c. v. 
 
 Adv. in advance, before, ahead, in ; Adv. behind; in the -rear &c. 235, 
 
 the van; fore-, liead-most; in front. , - train of, - wake of; after «S:c. {order) 
 
 Phr. seniores priores. i 63, (time) 117. 
 
 282. [Motion forwards ; progressive 
 motion.] Frogression. — w. pro- 
 gress, -ion, -iveness ; advancing kc. r. ; 
 advance, -ment ; ongoing ; llood-tide, 
 headway; march &C.266; rise; improve- 
 ment Sec. 658. 
 
 V. advance ; proceed, progre.-s ; get 
 -on, - along, - over the ground ; gain 
 ground; jog -, rub -, wag- on ; go with 
 the stream; keep -, hold on- one's course : 
 go -, move -, come -, get -, pass -, push 
 
 283. [Motion backwards.] Re- 
 gression. — W. regre?s, -ion ; retro- 
 cession, -gression, -gradatio:-:, -action; 
 7'eculade ; retreat, withdrawal, retire- 
 ment, re-migration; recession Sec. (?;?t>- 
 tion from) 287 ; i-ecess ; crab-like mo- 
 tion. 
 
 re-fluence, -flux ; backwater, regur- 
 gitation, ebb, return ; resilience ; re- 
 llexion {recoil) 277 ; volte-face. 
 
 counter -motion,- movement, -march ; 
 veering,tergiversation,recidivation,back- 
 
 -, press- -on, - forward, - forwards, - 
 
 ahead ; press onwards, step forward ; sliding, fall ; deterioration Sec. 659. 
 
 make -, work -, carve -, push -, force -, j turning-point See. {reversion) 145. 
 
 edge -, elbow- one's way; make -pro- | V. re-cede, -grade, -turn, -vert, -trp at, 
 
 gress, - head, - "way, - headway, - ad- | -tire ; retro-grade, -cede ; back, - out ; 
 
 vances, - strides, - rapid strides Sec. j withdraw; rebound »S:c. 277; go-, come 
 
 {velocity) 274 ; go -, shoot- ahead ; dis- -, turn -, hark -, draw -, fall -, get 
 
 tance ; make up leeway 
 
 Adj. advancing &c. v.; pro-gressive, 
 -fluent ; advanced. 
 
 Adv. forward, onward ; forth, on, 
 ahead, under way, en route for, on -one's 
 way, - the way, - the road, - the high 
 road- to ; in -progress, - mid progress ; 
 in ti'ansitu Sec. 270. 
 
 Phr. vestigia nulla rctrorsum. 
 
 put -, run- back ; lose ground ; fall -, 
 drop- astern ; back water, put about ; 
 veer, - round ; double, wheel, counter- 
 march; ebb, regurgitate; jib, shrink, shy. 
 turn -tail, - round, - upon one's heel^ 
 - one's back upon ; retrace one's steps, 
 dance the back step ; sound -, beat- a 
 retreat ; go home. 
 
 Adj. receding Sec. v.\ retro-grade, 
 -gressive ; re-gressive, -fluent, -flex, 
 -cidivous, -silient ; erab-hke ; reaction- 
 ary Sec. 277, 
 
 Adv. back, -wards ; rcflexively, to the right about ; a reculons, a 
 rehours. 
 
 Phr. revenons a nos moutons, as you were. 
 
 284. [Motion given to an object 
 situated in front.] Propulsion. — w. 
 
 pro-pulsion, -jection ; ris a tergo ; push 
 &c. {impulse) 276 ; e-, jaculation ; ejec- 
 tion Sec. 297 ; throw, fling, toss, shot, 
 discharge, shy, 
 
 [Science of propulsion] projectiles, 
 ballistics, archery. 
 
 missile, projectile, ball, discua, quoit, 
 brickbat, shot ; arrow, gun, &c, {arms) 
 727, 
 
 shooter, shot ; archer, toxophilite ; 
 bow-, rifle-, marks-man ; good -, crack- 
 batant) 726, 
 
 V. propel, project, throw, fling, cast, 
 shy, hurl ; flirt, tillip. 
 
 285. [Motion given to an object 
 situated behind.] Traction. — X. 
 
 traction ; drawing Sec. v. ; draught, pull, 
 haul; rake ; 'a long pull a strong pull and 
 a pull all together '; towage, haulage. 
 
 "V. draw, pull, haul, lug, ralve, drag, 
 tug, tow, trail, train ; take in tow, 
 
 wrench, jerk, twitch, touse. 
 
 Adj. drawing &c. v.; tractile. 
 
 shot; sharpshooter Sec. {ccrn- 
 pitch, chuck, toss, jerk, heave, 
 
 S5 
 
284—291. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 11. IV. 4°. 
 
 dart, lance, tilt; e-, jaculate; fulminate, bolt, drive, sling, pitch- 
 fork. 
 
 send ; send -, let -, fire- off; discharge, shoot ; launch, send forth, let 
 fly; dash. 
 
 put -, set- in motion ; set agoing, start ; give -a start, - an impulse- 
 to ; impel &c. 276 ; trundle &c. {set in rotation) 312 ; expel &c. 297. 
 
 carry one off one's legs ; put to iiiglit. 
 
 Adj. propelled &c. v. ; propelling &c. v. ; pro-pulsive, -jectile. 
 
 286. [Motion towards.] Ap- 
 proacli. — w. approach, approxima- 
 tion, appropinquation ; access ; appulse ; 
 afflux, -ion; advent &c. {approach of 
 time) 121 ; pursuit &c. 622. 
 
 V. approach, approximate ; near ; get 
 -, go -, draw- near ; come, - near, - to 
 close quarters ; move -, set in- towards ; 
 drift ; make up to ; gain upon ; pursue 
 &c. 622 ; tread on the heels of ; bear 
 up ; make the land ; hug the -shore, - 
 land. 
 
 Adj. approaching &;c. v. ; approxima- 
 tive; affluent; impending, imminent, &c. 
 {destined) 152. 
 
 Adv. on the road. 
 
 287. [Motion from.] Recession. 
 — N". recession, retirement, withdrawal ; 
 retreat ; retrocession &c. 283 ; departure, 
 &c. 293 ; recoil &c. 277 ; flight &c. {c- 
 voidance) 623. 
 
 V. recede, go, move from, retire, 
 withdraw, shrink ; come -, move -, go -, 
 get -, drift- away ; depart &c. 293 ; 
 retreat &c. 283 ; move -, stand -, sheer- 
 oft' ; fall back, stand aside ; run awaj' 
 &c. {avoid) 623. 
 
 remove, shunt. 
 
 Adj. receding &c. v. 
 
 Int. come hither ! approach ! here ! come ! come near ! 
 
 288. [Motion towards, actively.] 
 Attraction. — wr. attract-ion, -ive- 
 ness ; drawing to, pulling towards, ad- 
 duction, magnetism, gravity, attraction 
 of gravitation. 
 
 load-stone, -star ; magnet, siderite. 
 
 V. attract ; draw -, pull -, drag- to- 
 wards; adduce. 
 
 Adj. attracting &c. v. ; attralient, at- 
 tractive, adducent, adductive. 
 
 290. [Motion nearer to.] Con- 
 verg'ence. — iff. con-vergence, -flu- 
 ence, -course, -flux, -gress, -currence, 
 -centration ; appulse, meeting ; corradia- 
 tion. 
 
 assemblage &c. 72 ; resort &c. {focus) 
 74 ; asymptote. 
 
 V. converge, concur ; come together, 
 unite, meet, fall in with ; close -with, - 
 in upon ; centre -round, - in ; enter in ; 
 pour in. 
 
 gather together, unite, concentrate, 
 bring into a focus. 
 
 Adj. converging &c. v. ; con-vergent, 
 -fluent, -current ; centripetal ; asymp- 
 totical. 
 
 86 
 
 289. [Motion from, actively.] Re- 
 pulsion. — W. repulsion ; driving from 
 &c. V. ; repulse ; abduction. 
 
 V. repel ; push -, drive -, &c. 276- 
 from ; chase, dispel ; retrude ; abduce, 
 abduct ; send away. 
 
 keep at arm's length, turn one's back 
 upon, give the cold shoulder ; send -oft\ 
 - away- with a flea in one's ear. 
 
 Adj. repelling &c. v.; repellant, re- 
 pulsive ; abducent, abductive. 
 
 291. [Motion further off.] Di- 
 verg'ence. — lH". diverg-ence, -ency ; 
 divarication, ramification, radiation ; 
 separation &c. {disjunction) 44 ; disper- 
 sion &c. 72 I deviation &c. 279; aberra- 
 tion. 
 
 V. diverge, divaricate, radiate ; ram- 
 ify ; branch -, glance -, file- off ; fly 
 ofl', - at a tangent ; spread, scatter, dis- 
 perse &c. y^ ; deviate &c. 279 ; part 
 &c. {separate) 44. 
 
 Adj. diverging &c. v. ; divergent, 
 radiant, centrifugal ; aberrant. 
 
II. IV. 4°. 
 
 MOTION. 
 
 292—295. 
 
 292. [Terminal motion at.] Arri- 
 val. — JT. arrival, advent ; landing; de-, 
 disem-barcation ; reception, welcome, 
 vin dlionneur. 
 
 home, goal; landing-place, -stage; 
 resting-place ; destination, harbour, ha- 
 ven, port ; terminus ; halting -place, - 
 ground ; anchorage &c. {refuge) 666. 
 
 return, recursion, remigration ; meet- 
 ing ; ren-, en-counter. 
 
 completion &c. 729. 
 
 V. arrive ; get to, come to ; come ; 
 reach, attain ; come up, - with,- to ; over- 
 take ; make, fetch; complete &c. 729; 
 join, rejoin. 
 
 light, alight, dismount ; land, go 
 ashore ; debark, disembark ; put -in, - 
 into ; visit, cast anchor, pitch one's tent ; 
 sit down &c. {be located) 184; get to 
 one's journey's end ; make the land ; be 
 in at the death ; come -, get- -back, 
 - home ; return ; come in &c. {ingress) 
 294 ; make one's appearance &c. (r{/> 
 pear) 446 ; drop in ; detrain ; outspan. 
 
 come to hand ; come -at, - across ; 
 hit ; come -, light -, pop -, bounce -, 
 plump -, burst -, pitch- upon ; meet ; 
 en-, ren-counter ; come in contact. 
 
 Adj. arriving &c. v.-, homeward- 
 bound. 
 
 Adv. here, hither. 
 
 Int. welcome ! hail ! all hail ! good- 
 
 day, - morrow ! 
 
 well ! adieu ! good -bye, 
 you, - speed ! 
 
 293. [Initial motion from.] Depar- 
 ture. — N. departure, decessiou, de- 
 campment; embarcation; outset, start; 
 removal ; exit &c. {egress) 295 ; exodus, 
 Hejira, flight. 
 
 leave-taking, valediction, adieu, fare- 
 well, good-bye ; stirrup-cup. 
 
 starting-point, - post ; point-, place- 
 of -departure, - embarcation ; port of 
 embarcation. 
 
 V. depart ; go, - away ; take one's 
 departure, set out ; set -, march -, put 
 -, start -, be -, move -, get -, whip -, 
 pack -, go -, take oneself- off; start, 
 issue, march out, debouch ; go -, sally- 
 forth ; sally, set forward ; be gone. 
 
 leave a place, quit, vacate, evacuate, 
 abandon ; go off the stage, make one's 
 i exit; retire, withdraw, remove ; go -one's 
 j way, - along, - from home ; take -flight, 
 : -^ wing ; spring, fly, flit, wing one s 
 flight ; fly -, whip- away ; embark ; go 
 -on board, - aboard ; set sail ; put -, go- 
 to sea; sail, take ship ; hoist blue Peter ; 
 I get under way, weigh anchor ; strike 
 j tents, decamp ; walk one's chalks, cut 
 i one's stick; take leave; say-,bid--good- 
 I bye &c. n. ; disappear &c. 449 ; abscond 
 j &c. {avoid ) 623 ; entrain ; inspan. 
 
 Adj. departing &c. v,; valedictory; 
 outward bound. 
 
 Adv. whence, hence, thence ; with a 
 foot in the stirrup ; on the -wing, 
 - move. 
 
 Int. begone! &c. {ejection) 297; fare- 
 day ! au revoir ! fare you well ! God -bless 
 
 294:. [Motion into.] Zng^ress. — 
 MT. ingress ; entrance, entry ; introgres- 
 sion ; influx ; intrusion, inroad, incursion, 
 invasion, irruption ; pene-, interpene-tra- 
 tion ; illapse, import, infiltration ; im- 
 migration ; admission &c. {reception) 
 296; insinuation &c. {interjacence) 228; 
 insertion &c. 300. 
 
 inlet; way in; mouth, door, &c. 
 {opening) 260 ; path kc. {way) 627 ; 
 conduit &c. 350; immigrant. 
 
 V. have the entree ; enter ; go -, 
 come -, pour -, flow -, creep -, slip -, 
 pop -, break -, burst- -into, - in ; set 
 foot on ; burst -, break- in upon ; in- 
 vade, intrude ; insinuate itself ; inter-, 
 penetrate ; infiltrate ; find one's way -, 
 wriggle -, worm oneself- into. 
 
 295. [Motion out of.] Eg'ress. — x. 
 egress, exit, issue ; emer-sion,-gence ; out- 
 break, -burst ; e-, pro-ruption ; emanation ; 
 evacuation ; ex-,trans-udatiou ; extrava- 
 sation, perspiration, sweating, leakage, 
 percolation, distillation, oozing ; gush &c. 
 {ivater in motion) 348; outpour, -ing; 
 effluence, effusion ; efflux, -ion ; drain ; 
 dribbling &C.V. ; defluxion ; drainage; out- 
 come, -put; discharge &c, {excretion) 299. 
 
 export ; expatriation ; e-, re-migra- 
 tion ; dehouche ; exodus &c. {departure) 
 293 ; emigrant. 
 
 outlet, vent, spout, tap, sluice, flood- 
 gate ; pore ; vomitory, out-gate, sally- 
 port ; way out ; mouth, door, &c. {open- 
 ing) 260 ; path &:c. {wag) 627 ; conduit 
 i&c. 350; air-pipe &c. 351. 
 
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Z94k—Z9*J. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 II. lY. 4°. 
 
 give entrance to &c. {receive) 296 ; 
 insert &c, 300. 
 Adj. incoming. 
 
 V. emerge, emanate, issue ; go -, 
 come -, move -, pass -, pour -, flow- 
 out of; pass oft', evacuate. 
 
 ex-, trans-ude ; leak ; run, - out, - 
 through; per-, traus-colate ; strain, dis- 
 til ; perspire, sweat, drain, ooze ; filler, 
 filtrate ; drihhle, gush, spout, flow out; well, - out; pour, trickle. Sec. 
 {ivater in motion) 348 ; efluse, extra vasate, disembogue, discharge it- 
 self, dehouch ; come -, break- forth ; burst -out, - through ; find vent ; 
 escape &c, 671. 
 
 Adj. eftused &c. v. ; outgoing. 
 
 296. [Motion into, actively.] Re- 
 ception. — W. reception; admission, 
 admittance, entree, importation ; intro- 
 duction, -mission ; immission, ingestion, 
 imbibation, absorption, ingurgitation, 
 inhalation ; suction, sucking ; eating, 
 drinking &c. {food) 298 ; insertion &c. 
 300 ; interjection &c. 228. 
 
 V. give -entrance to, - admittance to, 
 -tlie entree; intro-duce, -mit ; usher, ad- 
 mit, receive, import, bring in, open the 
 door to, throw open, ingest, absorb, im- 
 bibe, inhale ; let -, take -, suck- in ; re- 
 admit, -sorb, -absorb ; snufF up, swallow, 
 ingurgitate ; engulph, engorge ; gulp ; eat, 
 drink, &c. {food) 298. 
 
 Adj. admit-ting k,c. v., -ted &c. v. ; ad- 
 missible ; absorbent. 
 
 297. [Motion out of, actively.] 
 Ejection. — W. ejection, emission, ef- 
 fusion, rejection, expulsion, eviction, ex- 
 trusion, trajection ; discharge. 
 
 egestion, evacuation, vomition ; rue-, 
 eruc-tation ; blood-letting, venesection, 
 phlebotomy, paracentesis ; tapping, 
 drainage ; clear-ance, -age. 
 
 deportation ; banishment Sec. {jmnish- 
 ment) 972 ; rogue's march ; relegation, 
 extradition ; dislodgment. 
 
 V. give -exit, - vent- to ; let -, give -, 
 pour -, send- out ; des-, dis-patch ; ex- 
 hale, excern, excrete ; secrete, secern ; 
 
 tap, draw off; bale -, lade^ 
 
 88 
 
 extravasate, shed, void, evacuate ; emit ; 
 open the -sluices, - floodgates ; turn on 
 the tap ; extrude, detrude ; eft use, spend, 
 expend ; pour forth ; squirt, spirt, spill, 
 slop ; perspire Sec. (exude) 295 ; breathe, 
 Kow kc. {wind) 349. 
 out ; let blood, broach, 
 eject, reject ; expel, discard ; cut, send to Coventry, boycott ; chasser ; 
 banish &c. {punish) 972 ; throw kc. 284 -out, - up, - off, - away, - 
 aside ; push &c. 276 -out, - oft', - away, - aside ; shovel-, sweep- -out, 
 - away ; brush -, whisk -, turn -, send- -oft', - away ; discharge ; send -, 
 turn -, cast- adrift ; turn -, bundle- out; throw overboard; give the 
 sack to ; send -packing, - about one's business, - to the right about ; 
 strike off" the roll &c. {abrogate) 756 ; turn out -neck and heels, - head 
 and shoulders, - neck and crop ; pack off; send away with a flea in the 
 ear ; send to Jericho ; bow out, show the door to. " 
 
 turn out of -doors, - house and home ; evict, oust ; un-house, -ken- 
 nel ; dislodge ; un-, dis-people ; depopulate ; relegate, deport. 
 
 empty; drain, -to the dregs; sweep off'; clear, - oft", - out, -~ 
 away ; suck, draw oft"; clean out, make a clean sweep of, clear decks, 
 purge. 
 
 em-, dis-, disem-bowel; eviscerate, gut ; unearth, root -out, - up ; 
 averruncate ; weed -, get- out ; eliminate, get rid of, do away with, 
 shake off'; exenterate. 
 
 vomit, spew, puke, keck, retch; belch,- out; cast -, bring- up ; 
 I disgorge- ; expectorate, clear the throat, hawk, spit, sputter, splutter, 
 slobber, drivel, slaver, slabber ; eructate, 
 unpack, unlade, unload, unship ; break bulk, 
 be let out ; ooze &c. {emer(jc) 295. 
 
II. IV. 4^ 
 
 MOTION. 
 
 297—299. 
 
 Adj. emitt-ing, -ed, &c. v. 
 
 Int. begone ! get you gone ! get 
 you! go your way! away,- with! off with you! go,"^- about your 
 business ! be oft' ! avaunt ! arovnt ! 
 
 along, - alons" with 
 
 299. Excretion. — w. excretion, 
 discharge, emanation ; exhalation, exu- 
 dation, extrusion, secretion, eftusion, 
 extravasation, ecchymosis, evacuation, 
 dejection, /<«ces, excrement ; perspiration, 
 sweat; sub-, exud-ation ; diajj/ioresis ; 
 sewage. 
 
 saliva, spittle, rheum ; ptyalism, sali- 
 vation, catarrh; diarrhoea; ejecta,egesia, 
 sjmta ; excreta ; lava ; exuvice »&c. (w«- 
 cleanness) 653. 
 
 hemorrhage, bleeding ; outpouring &c. 
 {egress) 295. 
 
 v. excrete &c. {eject) 297 ; emanata 
 &c. {come out) 295. 
 
 298. [Eating.] Food. — W. eating 
 &c. V. ; deglutition, gulp, epulation, 
 mastication, manducation, rumination ; 
 hippo-, ichthyo-phagy; gluttony &C.957. 
 
 mouth, jaws, mandible, mazard, chops. 
 
 drinking &c. v. ; potation, draught, 
 libation ; carousal Szc. {amusement) 840 ; 
 drunkenness &c. 959. 
 
 food, 2'tt^^lum ; aliment, nourishment, 
 nutriment ; susten-ance, -tation ; nurture, 
 subsistence, provender, fodder, provision, 
 ration, keep, commons, board ; commis- 
 sariat &c. {provision) 637 ; prey, forage, 
 pasture, pasturage ; fare, cheer ; diet, 
 -ary : regimen ; belly timber, stafi" of 
 life ; bread, -and cheese. 
 
 comestibles, eatables, victuals, edibles, 
 ingest a ; grub, prog, meat; bread, -stuffs ; 
 cerealia ; viands, cates, delicacy, dainty, creature comforts, contents 
 of the larder, ffesh-pots ; festal board ; ambrosia ; good -cheer, - living. 
 
 joint, j)iece de resistance, roast and boiled ; remove, entree^ entremet, 
 hors d'ceunre ; releve, hash, i-echanjfc, stew, ragout, fricassee, mince ; pot- 
 tage, potage, broth, soup, consomme, puree, spoon-meat ; pie, pasty, 
 vol-au-vent ; pudding, omelet ; pastry ; sweets &c. 296 ; kickshaws ; 
 condiment &c. 393. 
 
 table, cuisine, bill of fare, menu, table d'hote, ordinary. 
 
 meal, repast, feed, spread ; mess ; dish, plate, course ; regale ; 
 regale-, refresh-, entertain-ment ; refection, collation, picnic, feast, 
 banquet, junket ; breakfast ; lunch, -eon ; dejeuner, bever, tilHn, dinner, 
 supper, snack, whet, bait, dessert ; potluck, table dlxUe, dejeuner ci la 
 fourchette ; hearty -, square -, substantial -, full- -meal ; blow out ; 
 light refreshment. 
 
 mouthful, bolus, gobbet, morsel, sop, sippet. 
 
 drink, beverage, liquor, broth, soup ; potion, dram, draught, drencli, 
 swill ; nip, sip, sup, gulp. 
 
 wine, spirits, liqueur, beer, ale, malt liquor, Sir John Barleycorn, 
 stingo, heavy wet ; grog, toddy, flip, purl, punch, negus, cup, bishop, 
 wassail : gin &c. {intoxicating liquor) 959 ; coffee, chocolate, cocoa, 
 tea, the cup that cheers but not inebriates. 
 
 eating-house Szc. 189. 
 
 V. eat, feed, fare, devour, swallow, take ; gulp, bolt, snap ; fall to ; 
 despatch, dispatch ; discuss ; take -, get -, gulp- down ; lay -, tuck- 
 in ; lick, pick, peck ; gormandize &c. 957 ; bite, champ, munch, i 
 cranch, craunch, crunch, chew, masticate, royne, nibble, gnaw, 
 mumble. j 
 
 live on ; feed -, batten -, fatten -, feast- upon ; browse, graze, crop, 
 regale ; carouse &c. {mahe merry) 840 ; eat heartily, do justice to, 
 play a good knife and fork, banquet. 
 
 break -bread, - one's fast ; breakfast, lunch, dine, take tea, sup. 
 
 drink, - in, - up, - one's fill ; quaff", sip, sup ; suck, - up ; lap ; 
 swig ; swill, tipple &c. {he drunken) 959 ; empty one's g-ass, drain 
 
 89 
 
298—304. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 II. IV. 4° 
 
 the cup ; toss -off, - one's glass ; wasli down, crack a bottle, wet one's 
 whistle. 
 
 purvey &c. 637. 
 
 Adj. eatable, edible, esculent, comestible, alimentary ; cereal, 
 cibarious ; dietetic ; culinary ; nutri-tive, -tious ; succulent ; pot-able, 
 -ulent; bibulous. 
 
 omn-, earn-, herb-, gran-, gramin-, phyt-ivorous ; ichthyophagous. 
 
 300. [Forcible ingress.] Inser- 
 tion. — N. insertion, implantation, in- 
 troduction ; insinuation &c. {interven- 
 tion) 228; planting &c. v.; injection, 
 inoculation, importation, infusion ; for- 
 cible -ingress &c. 294 ; immersion ; sub- 
 mer-sion, -gence ; dip, plunge ; bath &c. 
 (zvater) 337 ; interment &c. 363. 
 
 V. insert ; intro-duce, -mit ; put -, 
 run- into ; import ; inject ; interject &c. 
 228 ; infuse, instil, inoculate, impregnate, 
 imbue, imbrue. 
 
 graft, ingraft, bud, plant, implant ; 
 dovetail. 
 
 obtrude ; thrust -, stick -, ram -, 
 stuff -, tuck -, press -, drive -, pop -, 
 whip -, drop -, put- in ; impact ; em- 
 pierce &c. {make a hole) 260. 
 
 imbed; immerse, immerge, merge; 
 bathe, soak, &c. {loater) 337 ; dip, plunge 
 &c. 310. 
 
 bury &c. {inter) 363. 
 
 insert &c.- itself; plunge in medias res. 
 
 Adj. inserted &c. v. 
 
 302. [Motion through.] Passag^e. — N". passage, transmission ; per- 
 meation; pene-, interpene-tration; transudation, infiltration; endos- 
 mose, exosmose ; intercurrence ; ingress &c. 294 ; egress &c. 295 ; path 
 &c. 627; conduit &c. 350; opening &c. 260; journey kc. 266; voyage 
 &c. 267. 
 
 V. pass, - through; perforate &c. {hole) 260; penetrate, permeate, 
 thread, thrid, enfilade ; go -through, - across ; go -, pass- over ; cut 
 across ; ford, cross ; pass and repass, work ; make -, thread -, worm -, 
 force- one's way ; make -, force- a passage ; cut one's way through ; 
 find its -way, - vent ; transmit, make way, clear the course ; traverse, 
 go over the ground. 
 
 Adj. passing &c. v. ; intercurrent. 
 
 Adv. en i^assant «&c. {transit) 270. 
 
 301. [Forcible egress.] Extrac- 
 tion. — U. extraction ; extracting &c. 
 v.; removal, elimination, extrication, 
 eradication, evolution. 
 
 evulsion, avulsion ; wrench ; expres- 
 sion, squeezing ; extirpation, extermina- 
 tion; ejection &c. 297 ; export &ic.{e(jress) 
 295. 
 
 extractor, corkscrew, forceps, pliers. 
 
 V, extract, draw ; take -, draw -, 
 pull -, tear -, pluck -, pick -, get- out ; 
 wring from, wrench ; extort ; root -, 
 weed -, grub -, rake- -up, - out ; eradi- 
 cate ; pull -, pluck- up by the roots ; 
 averruncate ; unroot ; uproot, pull up, 
 extirpate, dredge. 
 
 remove ; educe, elicit ; evolve extri- 
 cate ; eliminate &c. {eject) 297 ; evisce- 
 rate &c. 297. 
 
 express, squeeze out. 
 
 Adj. extracted &c. v. 
 
 303. [Motion beyond.] Transcur- 
 
 sion. — M". trans-cursion, -ilience, -gres- 
 sion ; trespass ; encroach-, infringe-ment ; 
 extravagation, transcendence; redund- 
 ance &C. 641. 
 
 V. transgress, surpass, pass ; go- be- 
 yond, - by ; show in -, come to the- 
 ifront; shoot ahead of; steal a march-, 
 gain- upon. 
 
 over-step, -pass, -reach, -go, -ride, 
 90 
 
 304. [Motion short of.] Short- 
 coming*. — W. shortcoming, failure ; 
 falling short &c. ?;. ; de-fault, -falcation ; 
 leeway; labour in vain, no go. 
 
 incompleteness «fec. 53 ; imperfection 
 &c. 651; insufficiency &c. 640; non- 
 completion &c. 730 ; failure &c. 732. 
 
 V. come -, fall -, stop- -short, - short 
 of ; not reach ; want ; keep within 
 -bounds, - the mark, - compass. 
 
II. lY. 4°. 
 
 MOTION. 
 
 303—308. 
 
 -leap, -jump, -skip, -lap, -shoot the 
 mark ; out-strip, -leap, -jump, -go, -step, 
 -run, -ride, -rival, -do ; beat, - hollow ; 
 distance ; leave in the -lurch, - rear ; 
 throw into the shade ; exceed, transcend, 
 nirmount ; soar Sec. (/w) 305. 
 
 encroach, trespass, iufrinjre, trench 
 upon, intrench on ; strain : stretch -, 
 strain- a point : pass the Rubicon. 
 
 Adj. surpassing &c. r. 
 
 Adv. bevond the mark, ahead. 
 
 break down, stick in the mud, col- 
 lapse, come to nothing ; fall -through, - 
 to the ground ; cave in, end in smoke, 
 miss the mark, fail ; lose ground ; mics 
 stays. 
 
 Adj. unreached; deficient; short, - 
 of; minus; out of depth; perfunctory 
 &c. {neglect) 460. 
 
 Adv. within -the mark, - compass, 
 - bounds ; behindhand ; re infectd ; to 
 no purpose ; far from it. 
 
 Phr. the bubble burst. 
 
 305. [Motion upwards.] Ascent. 
 • — M". ascent, ascension ; rising &c. v.-, 
 rise, upgrowth ; leap &c. 309 ; acclivity, 
 hill &c. 217 : flight of -steps, - stairs ; 
 ladder. 
 
 rocket, lark; sky-rocket, -lark; Al- 
 pine Club. 
 
 V. ascend, rise, mount, arise, uprise ; 
 go -, get -, w^ork one's way -, start -, 
 spring -, shoot- up ; aspire. 
 
 climb, clamber, ramp, scramble, esca- 
 lade, surmount ; scale, - the heights. 
 
 tower, soar, hover, spire, plane, swim, 
 float, surge ; leap «S:c. 309. 
 
 Adj. rising &c. v. ; scandent, buoyant ; 
 super-natant, -fluitant. 
 
 Adv. uphill. 
 
 Adj. descending &c. 
 deciduous ; nodding to its fall. 
 Adv. down-hill, -wards, 
 
 306. [Motion downwards.] l>e- 
 scent. — KT. descent, descension, declen- 
 sion, declination ; fall ; falling kc. v. ; 
 drop, cadence ; subsidence, lapse; down- 
 fall, tumble, slip, tilt, trip, lurch ; crop- 
 per, culhute ; titubation, stumble ; fate of 
 Icarus. 
 
 avalanche, debacle, landslip. 
 
 declivity, dip, hill. 
 
 V. descend ; go -, drop -, come- down ; 
 fall, gravitate, drop, slip, slide, settle ; 
 decline, set, sink, droop, come down a 
 
 dismount, alight, light, get down ; 
 swoop ; stoop &c. 308 ; fall prostrate, 
 precipitate oneself ; let fall &c. 308. 
 
 tumble, trip, stumble, titubate, lurch, 
 pitch, swag, topple ; topple -, tumble- 
 -down, - over ; tilt, sprawl, plump down, 
 come down a cropper, 
 descendent; decur-rent, -sive; labent, 
 
 307. Elevation. — M". elevation ; 
 raising &c.r, ; erection, lift; sublevation, 
 upheaval ; sublimation, exaltation ; pro- 
 minence kc. {convexity) 250. 
 
 lever &c. 633; crane, derrick, windlass, 
 capstan, winch, lift. 
 
 V. heighten, elevate, raise, lift, erect ; 
 set -, stick -, perch -, perk -, tilt- up ; 
 rear, hoist, heave ; up-lift, -raise, -rear, 
 -bear, -cast, -hoist, -heave ; buoy, weigh, 
 mount, give a lift ; exalt, sublimate ; 
 place -, set- on a pedestal. 
 
 take -, drag -, lish- up ; dredge. 
 
 stand -, rise -, get -, jump- up ; spring 
 to one's feet : hold -oneself, - one's head- 
 up ; drawn oneself up to his full height. 
 
 Adj. elevated &c. v. ; stilted, attol- 
 lent, rampant. 
 
 308. Depression.— x. lowering 
 (fee. V. ; depression ; dip &;c. {concavity) 
 252; abasement; detrusion ; reduction. 
 
 over-throw, -set, -turn ; upset ; pros- 
 tration, subversion, precipitation. 
 
 bow ; courtesy, curtsy ; genuflexion, 
 kotou, obeisance. 
 
 V. depress, lower ; let -, take- -down, 
 - down a peg ; cast ; let -drop, - fall ; 
 sink, debase, bring low, abase, reduce, 
 detrude, pitch, precipitate. 
 
 over-throw, -turn, -set; upset, sub- 
 vert, prostrate, level, fell ; cast -, take 
 -, throw -, fling -, dash -, pull -, cut -, 
 knock -, hew- down ; raze, - to the 
 ground ; trample in the dust, pull about 
 one's ears. 
 
 sit, - down ; couch, squat, crouch, 
 91 
 
307—313. 
 
 SPACE. 
 
 II. IV. 
 
 Adv. on -stilts, - the shoulders of, 
 one's legs, - one's hind legs. 
 
 stoop, hend, bow ; courtesy, curtsy; bob, 
 duck, dip, kneel ; bend -, bow- the -head, 
 - knee ; bow down ; cower ; recline &c. 
 (be horiz(yntal) 213, 
 
 Adj. depressed &c. v. ; at a low ebb ; 
 prostrate &c. (Jioi'izontal) 213. 
 
 310. Plung-e. — U. plunge, dip, 
 dive, header ; ducking &c. v. ; diver. 
 
 V. plunge, dip, souse, duck ; dive, 
 plump ; take a -plunge, - header ; make 
 a plunge ; bathe &c. {ivatei-) 337. 
 
 sub-merge, -merse ; douse, sink, en- 
 gulph, send to the bottom. 
 
 get out of one's depth ; go -to the 
 bottom, - down like a stone ; founder, 
 welter, wallow. 
 
 309. Xieap. — w. leap, jump, hop, 
 spring, bound, vault, saltation. 
 
 dauc?, caper ; curvet, caracole ; (/am- 
 hade, -hado ; capriole, demivolt ; buck, 
 — jump ; hop skip and jump. 
 
 kangaroo, jerboa, chamois, goat, frog, 
 grasshopper, flea. 
 
 V. leap ; jump -up, - over the moon ; 
 hop, spring, bound, vault, ramp, cut ca- 
 pers, trip, skip, dance, caper ; curvet, 
 caracole ; foot it, bob, bounce, flounce, 
 
 start; frisk &c. (amusement) 840; jump about &c. (agitation) 315; 
 trip it on the liglit fantastic toe, dance oneself oiF one's legs. 
 
 Adj. leaping &c. v. ; saltatory, frisky. 
 
 Adv. on the light fantastic toe. 
 
 311. [Curvilinear motion.] Circuition. — W. circuition, circulation ; 
 turn, curvet; excursion; circum-vention, -navigation, -ambulation ; north- 
 west passage ; circuit &c. 629. 
 
 turning &c. v. ; wrench ; evolution ; coil, corkscrew. 
 
 V. turn, bend, wheel ; go -, put- about ; heel ; go -, turn- -round, - to 
 the right about ; turn on one's heel ; make -, describe- a -circle, - com- 
 plete circle ; go -, pass- through -180^, - 360°. 
 
 circum-navigate, -ambulate, -vent ; put a girdle round the earth, go 
 the round, make the round of. 
 
 turn -, round- a corner ; double a point. 
 
 wind, circulate, meander ; whisk, twirl ; twist &c. (convolution) 248 ; 
 make a detour &c. (circuit) 629. 
 
 Adj. turning &c. v. ; circuitous ; circum-foraneous, -fluent. 
 
 Adv. round about. 
 
 312. [Motion in a continued circle.] 313. [Motion in a reverse circle.] 
 Rotation. — w. rotation, revolution, Evolution. — in. evolution, unfolding, 
 gyration, circulation, roll ; circum-rota- development ; eversion &c. (inversion) 
 tion, -volution, -gyration; volutation, 218. 
 
 circination, turbination, inrouette, con- V. evolve ; un-fold, -roll, -wind, -coil, 
 volution. -twist, -furl, -twine, -ravel ; disentangle ; 
 
 verticity ; whir, whirl, eddy, vortex, develop, 
 wliirlpool, gurge ; cyclone, tornado ; Adj. evolving &c. v. ; evolved &c. v. 
 surge ; vertigo, dizzy round ; Maelstrom, ; 
 Otiarybdis ; Ixion. ! 
 
 wheel, screw, whirligig, rolling stone, ! 
 windmill ; top, teetotum ; roller ; fly-wheel ; jack ; caster. 
 
 axis, axle, spindle, pivot, pin, hinge, pole, swivel, gimbals, arbor, 
 bobbin, mandrel. 
 
 [Science of rotatory motion] Trochilics. 
 
 V. rotate ; roll, - along ; revolve, spin ; turn, - round ; circumvolve ; 
 circulate, gyre, gyrate, wheel, whirl, twirl, trundle, troll, bowl. 
 
 roll up, furl ; wallow, welter ; box the compass ; spin like a -top, - 
 teetotum. j 
 
 92 
 
II. IV. 4°. MOTIOX. 31Z-315. 
 
 Adj. rotating »fcc. v. ; rota-torj, -rv ; circumrotatory, trochilic, ver- 
 tiginous, gyratory ; vortic-al, -ose. 
 
 Adv. bead over heels, round and round, like a horse in a mill. 
 
 314. [Reciprocating motion, motion to and fro.] Oscillation. — 
 
 W. oscillation; vibration, libration ; motion of a pendulum; nutation; 
 undulation ; pulsation ; pulse. 
 
 alternation : coming and going Sec. v. ; ebb and flow, flux and reflux, 
 ups and downs. 
 
 fluctuation ; vacillation &c. {irresolution) 605. 
 
 wave, vibratiuncle, swing, beat, shake, wag, see-saw, dance, lurch,, 
 dodge. 
 
 V. oscillate ; vi-, li-brate ; alternate, undulate, wave ; rock, swing ; 
 pulsate, beat ; wag, -gle ; nod, bob, courtesy, curtsy ; tick ; play ; wam- 
 ble, wabble ; dangle, swag. 
 
 fluctuate, dance, curvet, reel, quake ; quiver, quaver ; shake, flicker ; 
 wriggle ; roll, toss, pitch ; flounder, stagger, totter ; move -, bob- up and 
 down &c. adv.; pass and repass, ebb and flow, come and go; vacillate 
 &c. 605. 
 
 brandish, shake, flourish. 
 
 Adj. oscillating &c. v. ; oscill-, undul-, puis-, libr-atory ; vibrat-ory,. 
 -ile : pendulous. 
 
 Adv. to and fro, up and down, backwards and forwards, see-saw, zig- 
 zag, wibble-wabble, in and out, from side to side, like buckets in a welL 
 
 315. [Irregular motion.] Ag>itation.— IT. agitation, stir, tremor, 
 shake, ripple, jog, jolt, jar, jerk, shock, succussion, trepidation, quiver,, 
 quaver, dance ; jactit-ation, -ance ; shuffling &c. v. ; twitter, flicker^ 
 flutter. 
 
 disquiet, perturbation, commotion, turmoil, turbulence ; tumult, -na- 
 tion ; hubbub, rout, bustle, fuss, racket, mhmltus, staggers, megrims^ 
 epilepsy, fits. 
 
 spasm, throe, throb, palpitation, convulsion. 
 
 disturbance kc. (disorder) 59; restlessness etc. {changeahleness) 149. 
 ferment, -ation ; ebullition, effervescence, hurly burly, caJiotage ; tem- 
 pest, storm, ground swell, heavy sea, whirlpool, vortex^ &c. 312 ; whirl- 
 wind &c. itvind) 349. 
 
 v. be -agitated &c. ; shake ; tremble, - like an aspen loaf ; quiver, 
 quaver, quake, shiver, twitter, twire, writhe, toss, shuffle, tumble, stag- 
 ger, bob, reel, sway ; wag, -gle ; wriggle, - like an eel ; dance, stumble, 
 shamble, flounder, totter, flounce, flop, curvet, prance. 
 
 throb, pulsate, beat, palpitate, go pit-a-pat ; flutter, flitter, flicker,, 
 bicker; bustle. 
 
 ferment, effervesce, foam ; boil, - over ; bubble, - up ; simmer, 
 toss -, jump- about; jump like a parched pea; shake like an aspen 
 leaf; shake to its -centre, - foundations ; be the sport of the winds and 
 waves ; reel to and fro like a drunken man ; move -, drive- from post to 
 pillar and from pillar to post ; keep between hawk and buzzard. 
 
 agitate, shake, convulse, toss, tumble, band}', wield, brandish, flap, 
 flourish, whisk, jerk, hitch, jolt; jog, -gle ; jostle, buffet, hustle, disturb, 
 stir, shake up, churn, jounce, wallop, whip, vellicate. 
 
 Adj. shaking &c. v. ; agitated, tremulous ; de-, sub-sultory ; shamb- 
 ling ; giddy-paced, saltatory, convulsive, unquiet, restless, all of a 
 twitter. 
 
 Adv. by fits and starts; subsultorily &c. adj.; per solium ; hop skip 
 and jump; in -convulsions, - fits. 
 
 93 
 
316—318. 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. I. 
 
 CLASS III. 
 Words relating to MATTER. 
 
 Section I. MATTER IN GENERAL. 
 
 316. IWCateriality.—N". material- 
 ity, -ness ; corpor-eity, -ality ; substan- 
 tiality, flesh and blood, plenum ; physi- 
 cal condition. 
 
 matter, body, substance, brute matter, 
 stuff", element, principle, 'parenchyma, 
 material, substratum, hyle, corjms, j^cibu- 
 lum ; frame. 
 
 object, article, thing, something ; still 
 life ; stocks and stones ; materials &c. 
 
 635. 
 
 [Science of matter] Physics ; Somat- 
 ology, -ics ; Natural -, Experimental- 
 
 317. Xminateriality. — w. im- 
 
 material-ity, -ness ; incorporeity, spiri- 
 tuality; inextension. 
 
 personality ; I, myself, me ; ego, spirit, 
 &c. (sow/) 450 ; immaterialism; spiritual- 
 ism, -ist. 
 
 V. disembody, spiritualize. 
 
 Adj. immateri-al, -ate ; incorpor-eal, 
 -al; asomatous, unextended ; un-, dis- 
 embodied ; extramundane, unearthly ; 
 pneumatoscopic : spiritual &c. {psychical) 
 450- 
 
 personal, subjective. 
 
 -ics 
 PhUosophy ; Physical Science, Philoso- 
 phie j)ositwe. Materialism ; materialist : physicist. 
 
 Adj. material, bodily ; corpor-eal, -al ; physical ; somat-ic, -oscopi 
 sensible, tangible, ponderable, palpable, substantial. 
 
 objective, impersonal, neuter, unspiritual, materialistic. 
 
 318. World. — W. world, creition, nature, universe ; earth, globe, 
 wide world ; cosmos ; terraqueous globe, sphere ; macro-, mega-cosm ; 
 music of the spheres. 
 
 heavens, sky, welkin, empyrean ; starry -heaven, - host ; firmament ; 
 vault -, canopy- of heaven ; celestial spaces. 
 
 heavenly bodies, stars, asteroids ; nebulae ; galaxy, milky way, galactic 
 circle, via lactea. 
 
 sun, orb of day, Apollo, Phoebus ; photo-, chromo-sphere ; solar sys- 
 tem ; planet, -oid ; comet ; satellite ; moon, orb of night, Diana ; aerolite, 
 meteor ; falling -, shooting- star. 
 
 constellation, zodiac, signs of the zodiac, Charles's wain, Great Bear, 
 Southern Cross, Orion's belt, Cassiopea's chair, Pleiades. 
 
 colures, equator, ecliptic, orbit. 
 
 [Science of heavenly bodies] Astronomy; Urano-graphy, -logy ; Cosmo- 
 logy, -graphy, -gony ; eidouranion, orrery ; Geodesy &c. {measurement) 
 466 ; star-gazing, -gazer ; astronomer ; observatory. 
 
 Adj. cosmical, mundane ; terr-estrial, -estrious, -aqueous, -ene, -eous; 
 telluric, earthly, geotic, under the sun ; sub-lunary, -astral. 
 
 solar, heliacal; lunar; celestial, heavenly, sphery; starry, stellar; 
 sider-eal, -al ; astral ; nebular. 
 
 Adv. in all creation, on the face of the globe, here below, under the 
 sun. 
 
 94 
 
Ill.n. i^ MATTER m GENERAL.— Ix\ORGANIO MATTER. 319—322. 
 
 320. Zievity. — wr. levity; light- 
 ness &c. adj. ; imponderability, buoy- 
 ancy, volatility. 
 
 feather, dust, mote, down, thistle- 
 down, flue, cobweb, gossamer, straw, 
 cork, bubble ; float, buoy ; ether, air. 
 
 leaven, ferment, barm, yeast. 
 
 V. be -light &c. adj. ; float, swim, be 
 buoyed up. 
 
 render -light &c. adj. ; lighten, leaven. 
 
 Adj. light, subtile, airy ; imponder- 
 
 319. G-ravlty. — wr. gravi-ty, -ta- 
 tion ; weight : heaviness &c. adj. ; speci- 
 fic gravity ; ponderosity, pressure, load ; 
 bur-den, -then ; ballast, couuterpoise ; 
 lump -, mass -, weight- of. 
 
 lead, millstone, mountain, Ossa on 
 Pelion. 
 
 weighing, ponderation, trutination ; 
 weights ; avoirdupois -, troy -, apothe- 
 caries'- weight ; grain, scruple, drachm, 
 ounce, pound, lb, load, stone, hundred 
 weight, cwt, ton, quintal, carat, penny- 
 weight, tod. 
 
 [Weighing instrument] balance,scales, 
 steelyard, beam, weighbridge, spring ba- 
 lance. 
 
 [Science of gravity] Statics. 
 
 V. be -heavy &c. adj. ; gravitate, 
 weigh, press, cumber, load. 
 
 [Measure the weight of ] weigh, poise. 
 
 Adj. weighty ; weighing &c. v. ; heavy, - as lead ; ponder-ous, 
 -able ; lump-ish, -y ; cumber-, burden-some ; cumbrous, unwieldy, 
 massive. 
 
 in-, superin-cumbent. 
 
 Section II. INORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 1°. Solid Matter. 
 
 ous, -able ; astatic, weightless, ether( 
 sublimated ; uncompressed, volatile 
 buoyant, floating &c. v. ; portable. 
 
 light as -a feather, - thistle down, - 
 air. 
 
 322. Rarity.— 20*. rarity; tenuity ; 
 absence of -solidity &c. 321 ; subtility; 
 sponginess, compressibility. 
 
 rarefaction, expansion, dilatation, in- 
 flation, subtilization. 
 
 ether &c. (ffos) 334. 
 
 V. rarefy, expand, dilate, subtilize. 
 
 Adj. rare, subtile, thin, fine, tenuous, 
 compressible, flimsy, slight; light &c. 
 320 ; cavernous, spongy &c, {holloiv) 252. 
 
 rarefied &c. v. ; unsubstantial ; uu- 
 com-pact, -pressed. 
 
 321. Density.— w. density, so- 
 lidity ; soliduess &c. adj. ; impenetra-, 
 impermea-bility ; incompressibihty ; im- 
 porosity ; cohesion &c. 46 ; constipa- 
 tion, consistence, spissitude. 
 
 specific gravity; hydro-, areo-meter. 
 
 condensation; solid-ation, -ification; 
 consolidation ; concretion, coagulation ; 
 petrifaction &c. {hardening) 323 ; crys- 
 tallization, precipitation ; deposit, pre- 
 cipitate ; inspissation ; thickening &c. v. 
 
 indivisibility, indiscerptibility, indis- 
 solvableness. 
 
 solid body, mass, block, knot, lump ; 
 con-cretion, -crete, -glomerate ; cake, 
 clot, stone, curd, coagulum ; bone, gristle, cartilage. 
 
 V. be -dense &c. adj. ; become -, render- solid &c. adj. ; solid-ify, 
 -ate ; concrete, set, take a set, consolidate, congeal, coagulate ; cu"d, 
 -le ; fix, clot, cake, candy, precipitate, deposit, cohere, crystallize ; 
 petrify &c. (Jmrden) 323. 
 
 condense, thicken, inspissate, incrassate ; compress, squeeze, ram 
 down, constipate. 
 
 Adj. dense, solid ; solidified &c. v. ; cohe-rent, -sive &c. 46 ; com- 
 pact, close, serried, thickset ; substantial, massive, lumpish ; impene- 
 trable, impermeable, imporous ; incompressible ; constipated ; concrete 
 &c, {hard) 323 ; knot-ted, -ty ; gnarled ; crystal-line, -lizpble ; thick, 
 g'rumotis, stufty. 
 
 un-dissolved, -melted, -liquefied, -thawed. 
 
 95 
 
321— 3Z9. 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. II. 
 
 in-divisible, -discerptible, -frangible, -dissolvable, -dissolbule, -soluble, 
 fusible. 
 
 323. Kardness. — wr. hardness 
 itc. adj. ; rigidity, renitence, inflexi- 
 bility, temper, callosity, durity. 
 
 induration, petrifaction ; lapid-ifica- 
 tion, -escence ; vitri-, ossi-ficatiou ; crys- 
 tallization. 
 
 stone, pebble, flint, marble, rock, fossil, 
 crag, crystal, quartz, granite, adamant ; 
 bone, cartilage ; heart of oak, block, 
 board, deal board ; iron, steel ; cast -, 
 wrought- iron ; nail ; brick, concrete ; 
 cement. 
 
 V. rander -hard &c. adj. ; harden, 
 stiffen, indurate, petrify, temper, ossify, 
 vitrify. 
 
 Adj. hard, rigid, stubborn, stiff, firm; 
 starch, -ed ; stark, unbending, unlimber, 
 unyielding ; inflexible, tense ; indurate, 
 -d ; gritty, proof. 
 
 adamant-ine, -ean ; concrete, stony, 
 granitic, vitreous ; horny, corneous ; 
 bony ; oss-eous, -ific ; cartilaginous ; hard 
 as a -stone &c. n. ; stiff as -buckram, 
 - a poker. 
 
 325. Elasticity.— N". elasticity, 
 springiness, spring, resilience, renitency, 
 buoyancy. 
 
 India (n) rubber, caoutchouc, whale- 
 bone, gum elastic. 
 
 V. be -elastic &c. adj. ; spring back 
 &c. {recoil) 277. 
 
 1 32*. Softness.— N-. softness, pl:- 
 j ableuess &c. adj. ; flexibility ; pli-ancy, 
 ' -ability ; sequacity, malleability ; duct-, 
 i tract-ility ; extend-, extens-ibility ; plas- 
 I ticity ; inelasticity, flaccidity, laxity. 
 I clay, wax, lutter, dough, pudding ; 
 I cushion, pillow, feather-bed, down, pad- 
 I ding, wadding. 
 
 j mollification ; softening &c. v. 
 ^ V. render -soft &c. adj. ; soften, mol- 
 lify, mellow, relax, temper; mash, knead, 
 squash. 
 
 bend, yield, relent, relax, give. 
 ! Adj. soft, tender, supple; pli-ant, 
 I -able ; flex-ible, -ile ; lithe, -some ; lis- 
 ' som, limber, plastic ; ductile ; tract-ile, 
 -able ; malleable, extensile, sequacious, 
 inelastic. 
 I yielding &c. v. ; flabby, limp, flimsy. 
 ' flaccid, flocculent, downy; spongy, 
 oedematous, medullary, doughy, argil- 
 laceous, mellow. 
 
 soft as -butter, - down, - silk ; yield- 
 i ing as wax ; tender as a chicken. 
 
 326. Inelasticity. — w. want 
 of -, absence of- elasticity &c. 325 ; in- 
 elasticity Sec. {softness) 324. 
 
 Adj. inelastic &c. {soft) 324. 
 
 Adj. elastic, tensile, springy, resilient, renitent, buoyant. 
 
 327. Tenacity. — w. tenacity, 
 toughness, strength ; cohesion &c. 46 ; 
 sequacity ; stubbornness &c. {obstinacy) 
 6c6. 
 
 leather ; gristle, cartilage. 
 
 V, be -tenacious &c. adj.; resist frac- 
 ture. 
 
 Adj. tenacious, tough, strong, resist- 
 ing, sequacious, stringy, gristly, carti- 
 Inginous, leathery, coriaceous, tough as 
 whit-leather ; stubborn &c. {obstinate) 
 606. 
 
 328. Brittleness.— w. brittle- 
 ness &c. adj. ; frag-, friab-, frangib-, 
 flss-ility ; house of -cards, - glass. 
 
 V. be -brittle &c. adj. ; live in a glass 
 house. 
 
 break, crack, snap, split, shiver, splin- 
 ter, crumble, break short, burst, fly, give 
 way; fall to pieces ; crumble -to, -imo- 
 dust. 
 
 Adj. brittle, frangible, fragile, frail, 
 gimcrack, shivery, fissile ; splitting &c. 
 V. ; lacerable, splintery, crisp, crimp, 
 short, brittle as glass. 
 
 329. [Structure.] Texture. — X. structure, organization, ana- 
 tomy, frame, mould, fabric, construction ; frame-work, carcass, archi- 
 
 tecture ; stratification, cleavage. 
 
 substance, stuff, compages, parenchyma) constitution, staple, organism. 
 96 
 
ni. iL 2= 
 
 INORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 329—334:. 
 
 [Science of structures] Organ-, Oste-, My-, Splanchn-, Neur-, Angi-, 
 Aden-ology ; Angi-, Aden-ography. 
 
 texture ; inter-, con-texture ; tissue, grain, web, surface ; warp and 
 -woof, - weft ; tooth, nap, &c. {roughness) 256 ; fineness -, coarseness- 
 of grain. 
 
 [Science of textures] Histology. 
 
 Adj. structural, organic ; anatomic, -al. 
 
 text-ural, -ile ; line-, coarse-grained ; fine, delicate, subtile, gossa- 
 mery, filmy; coarse; home-spun. 
 
 330. Pulverulence. — it. [State of powder.] pulverulence ; 
 sandiness &c. adj. ; efflorescence ; friability. 
 
 powder, dust, sand, shingle ; sawdust; grit; meal, bran, flour, /«mi<7, 
 spore, sporule ; crumb, seed, grain ; particle &c. (sinallness) 32 ; lima- 
 ture, tilings, debris, detritus, scobs, magistery, fine powder ; Jloccidi. 
 
 smoke ; cloud of -dust, - sand, - smoke ; pufi" -, volume- of smoke ; 
 sand -, dust- storm. 
 
 [Reduction to powder] pulverization, comminution, attenuation, 
 granulation, disintegration, subaction, contusion, trituration, levigation, 
 abrasion, detrition, multure ; limation ; filing &c. v. 
 
 [Instruments for pulverization] mill, grater, rasp, file, pestle and mor- 
 tar, nutmeg grater, teeth, grinder, grindstone, kern, quern. 
 
 V. come to dust ; be -disintegrated, - reduced to powder, &c. 
 
 reduce -, grind- to powder ; pulverize, comminute, granulate, tritu- 
 rate, levigate ; scrape, tile, abrade, rub down, grind, grate, rasp, pound, 
 bray, bruise ; con-tuse, -tund ; beat, crush, cranch, craunch, crunch, 
 scranch, crumble, disintegrate; attenuate &c. 195. 
 
 Adj. powdery, pulverulent, granular, mealy, floury, farinaceous, 
 branny, furfuraceous, flocculent, dusty, sandy, sabulous; aren-ose, -arious, 
 -aceous; gritty; efflorescent, impalpable. 
 
 pulverizable ; friable, crumbly, shivery ; pulverized kc. v. ; attrite ; in 
 pieces. 
 
 331. Priction.— M". friction, at- 
 trition ; rubbing &c. v. ; con-frication, 
 -trition ; affriction, abrasion, arrosion, 
 limature, frication, rub ; elbow-grease ; 
 josin. 
 
 V. rub, scratch, scrape, scrub, fray, 
 rasp, graze, curry, scour, polish, rub out, 
 gnaw ; file, grind, &c. (reduce to j^oxoder) 
 330. 
 
 set one's teeth on edge ; rosin. 
 
 Adj. anatriptic. 
 
 332. [Absence of friction. Preven- 
 tion of friction.] Ziubrication. — Bar. 
 
 smoothness &c. 255 ; unctuousness &c. 
 
 355- 
 
 lubri-cation, -fication ; anomtraent ; 
 
 oiliag &c. V. 
 
 synovia; glycerine, oil, &c. 356; saliva; 
 lather. 
 
 V. lubri-cate, -citale ; oil, grease, 
 lather, soap ; wax. 
 
 Adj. lubricated &c. v. 
 
 2°. Fluid Matter. 
 I. Fluids in General. 
 
 333. Fluidity. —w. fluidity, li- 
 quidity ; liquidness &c. adj. ; gaseity &c. 
 
 334- 
 
 fluid, inelastic fluid ; liquid, liquor ; 
 l3rmph, humour, juice, sap, serum, blood, 
 serosity, gravy, rheum, ichor, sanies. 
 
 solu-bility, -bleness. 
 
 [Science of liquids at rest] Hydro- 
 logy, -statics, -dynamics. 
 97 
 
 334. Gaseity.— wr. gaseity; va- 
 pourousness &c. adj. ; flatu-lence, -lency ; 
 volatility. 
 
 elastic fluid, gas, air, vapour, ether, 
 steam, fume, reek, effluvium^ Jlatus; 
 cloud &c. 353. 
 
 [Science of elastic fluids] Pneumat- 
 ics, -ostatics ; Aero-statics, -^lynamics. 
 
 gas-, gaso-meter. 
 
333—340. 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. n. 2°. 
 
 V. be -fluid &c. adj, ; flow &c. (icater 
 in motion) 348; liqiiely »fcc. 335. 
 
 Adj. liquid, fluid, serous, juicy, suc- 
 culent, sappy ; fluent kc. {jioivimj) 348. 
 
 liquefled &c. 335 ; uiicoiigealed ; solu- 
 ble. 
 
 V. emit vapour &c. 336. 
 
 Adj. gaseous, aeriform, ethereal, aerial, 
 airy, vaporous, volatile, evaporable \ 
 flatulent. 
 
 335. Iiiquefaction.— X. lique- 
 faction ; liquescen-ce, -cy : melting &c. 
 {hea€) 384; coUiqu-ation, -efaction; 
 thaw; de-, liquation; lixiviatiou, dis- 
 solution. 
 
 solution, apozem, lixivium, infusion, 
 flux. 
 
 solvent, menstruum, alkahest. 
 
 V. render -liquid &c. '^'^■}, ; liquefy, 
 run ; melt &c. {he.af) 384 ; solve ; dis- 
 solve, resolve ; liquate ; hold in solution. 
 
 Adj. lique-fled &c. v., -scent, -fiable; 
 deliquescent, soluble, colliquative. 
 
 336. Vaporlzation.-M". vapor-, 
 volatil-ization ; gasification ; e-, vapora- 
 tion ; distillation, cohobation, sublima- 
 tion, exhalation ; volatility. 
 
 vaporizer, still, retort ; fumigation^ 
 steaming. 
 
 V. render -gaseous &c. 334; vaporize, 
 volatilize ; distil, sublime ; evaporate, 
 exhale, smoke, transpire, emit vapour, 
 fume, reek, steam, fumigate. 
 
 Adj. volatilized &c. v. ; reeking &c. 
 V. ; volatile ; evaporable, vaporizable. 
 
 2. Specific Fluids. 
 
 337. Water. — W. water ; serum, 
 serosity ; lymph ; rheum : diluent. 
 
 dilution, maceration, lotion ; washing 
 &c. v. ; im-, mersion ; humectatiou, in- 
 filtration, spargefaction, affusion, irriga- 
 tion, douche, balneation, bath. 
 
 deluge &c. {ivaterin motion) 348; high 
 water, flood tide. 
 
 V. be -watery &c. adj. ; reek. 
 
 add water, water, wet; moisten &c. 
 339 ; dilute, dip, immerse ; merge ; im-, 
 sul>merge ; plunge, souse, duck, drown ; 
 soak, steep, macerate, pickle, wash, 
 sprinkle, lave, bathe, affuse, splash, 
 swash, douse, drench ; dabble, slop, slob- 
 ber, irrigate, inundate, deluge ; syringe, 
 inject, gargle. 
 
 Adj. watery, aqueous, aquatic, lym- 
 phatic ; balneal, diluent ; drenching &c. 
 v.] diluted &c. v. ; weak; wet &c. (inoist?) 
 
 339. 
 
 Plir. the waters are out. 
 
 339. Moisture. — is, moisture; 
 moistness &c. adj. ; hum-idity, -ectation ; 
 raadefaction, dew ; serein ; marsh &c. 
 345 ; Hygromet-ry, -er. 
 
 V. moisten, wet ; humect, -ate ; sponge, 
 damp, bedew ; imbue, imbrue, infiltrate, 
 saturate ; soak, drench, &c. {xvater) 337. 
 
 be -moist &c. adj. ; not have a dry 
 thread; perspire. &c. (exude) 295. 
 
 A4j. moist, damp ; watery &c. 337 ; 
 98 
 
 338. Air.— X. air &c. {gas) 334 ; 
 common -, atmospheric- air ; atmos- 
 phere. 
 
 open, - air ; sky, wellrin ; blue, - sky ; 
 cloud &c. 353. 
 
 weather, climate, rise and fall of the 
 barometer, isobar. 
 
 [Science of air] Aero-logj^, -scopy, 
 -graphy ; Meteorology, Climatology ; eu- 
 dio-, baro-, aero-meter; aneroid, baro- 
 scope ; weather-gauge, -glass, -cock. 
 
 exposure to the -air, - weather ; ven- 
 tilation ; aero-station, -nautics, -naut. 
 
 V. air, ventilate ; fan &c. (ivind) 349. 
 
 Adj. containing air, flatulent, efferve- 
 scent ; windy &c. 349. 
 
 atmospheric, airy; aeri-al, -form ; me- 
 teorological ; weatherwise. 
 
 Adv. in the open air, a la belle etoile^ 
 alfresco', sub -Jove, - die. 
 
 310. Drjrness. — x. dryness kc, 
 adj. ; siccity, aridity, drought, ebb tide, 
 low water. 
 
 ex-, de-siccation ; arefaction, dephleg- 
 mation, drainage. 
 
 V. be -dry &c. adj. ; render -dry &c, 
 adj. ; dry ; dry -, soak- up ; sponge, swab, 
 wipe ; ex-, de-siccate ; drain, parch. 
 
 be fine, hold up. 
 
 Adj. dry, anhydrous, arid ; dried &c. 
 
III. II. 2\ 
 
 INORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 339—347. 
 
 undried, humid, wet, dank, mup-gy, 
 dewy ; roral, rorid ; roscid ; juicy. 
 
 wringing wet ; wet -through, - to the 
 skin ; saturated &c. v. 
 
 swashy, soggy, dabbled ; reeking, drip- 
 ping, soaking, soft, sodden, sloppy, mud- 
 dy; swampy &c. (7?z«rs/iy)345 ; irriguous. 
 
 3H. Ocean. — W. sea, ocean, main, 
 deep, brine, salt water, waters, waves, 
 billows, high seas, offing, great waters, 
 watery waste, ' vasty deep ' ; wave, tide, 
 &c. {wate?' in motion) 348. 
 
 Hydrograph-y, -er; Neptune, Thetis, 
 Triton, Naiad, Nereid ; sea-nymph, Si- 
 ren; trident, dolphin. 
 
 Adj. oceanic ; mar-ine, -itime ; pelag- 
 ic, -ian ; sea-going ; hydrographic. 
 
 Adv. at -, on- sea ; afloat. 
 
 y. ; undamped; juice-, sap-less; sear; 
 husky ; rainless, without rain, line ; dry 
 as -a bone, - dust, - a stick, - a mummy, 
 - a biscuit ; water-proof, -tight. 
 
 342. Xiand. — U". land, earth, 
 ground, dry land, terra jirma. 
 
 continent, mainland, peninsula, delta ; 
 tongue -, neck- of land ; isthmus ; oasis ; 
 promontory t&c. (yiwojectiori) 250; high- 
 land &c. (height) 206. 
 
 coast, shore, scar, strand, beach ; bank, 
 lea; sea -board, -side, -bank, -coast, 
 -beach ; iron-bound coast ; loom of the 
 land ; derelict ; innings ; alluvium, allu- 
 vion. 
 
 soil, glebe, clay, loam, marl, mould, 
 subsoil, clod, clot ; rock, crag, 
 acres ; real estate &c. {projjorty) 780 ; landsman. 
 V. land, come to land; set foot on -the soil, - dry land; come -, 
 go- ashore. 
 
 Adj. earthy ; continental, midland ; littoral, riparian ; alluvial ; 
 terrene &c. {icorld) 318; landed, predial, territorial. 
 Adv. ashore ; on -shore, - land. 
 
 343. G-ulf. Xiake. — ir. land co- 
 vered with water, gulf, giilph, bay, inlet, 
 bight, estuary, arm of the sea, fiord, 
 armlet ; frith, firth, ostiary, mouth ; la- 
 gune, lagoon ; indraught ; cove, creek ; 
 natural harbour ; roads ; strait ; Euri- 
 pus ; sound, belt, gut, kyles. 
 
 lake, loch, lough, mere, tarn, plasli, 
 broad, pond, pool, lin, puddle, slab, well, 
 artesian well ; standing -, dead -, sheet 
 of- water ; fish -, mill- pond ; ditch, dike, 
 dyke, dam ; reservoir &c. {stoi-e) 636. 
 
 Adj. lacustrine. 
 
 345. IHarsh. — mt. marsh, swamp, 
 morass, marish, moss, fen, bog, quag- 
 mire, slough, sump, wash ; mud, squash, 
 slush. 
 
 Adj. marsh, -y ; swampy, boggy, 
 plashy, poachy, quaggy, soft ; muddy, 
 sloppy, squashy ; paludal ; moor-ish, -y ; 
 fenny. 
 
 344. Plain. — w. plain, table land, 
 fiice of the country ; open -, champaign- 
 country ; basin, downs, waste, weary 
 waste, desert, wild, steppe, pampas, sa- 
 vanna, prairie, heath, common, wold ; 
 moor, -land ; bush ; plateau &c. {level) 
 213; campagna. 
 
 meadow, mead, liaugh, pasturage, 
 park, field, lawn, green, plat, plot, grass- 
 plat, greensward, sward, turf, sod, hea- 
 ther ; lea, ley, lay ; grounds. 
 
 Adj. campestrian, champaign, allu- 
 vial. 
 
 346. Island. — N". island, isle, 
 islet, eyot, ait, holm, reef, atoll, breaker ; 
 archipelago ; islander. 
 
 Adj. insular, sea-girt. 
 
 3. Fluids in Motion. 
 347. [Fluid in motion.] Stream.— W. stream &c. {of loater) 348, 
 {of air) 349. 
 V. flow &c. 348 ; blow «S:c. 349. 
 99 ^ ^ " 
 
348—351. 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. II. 2' 
 
 348. [Water in motion.] River.— i 349. [Air in motion.] Wind.— u. 
 at, running water. wind, draught, Jlatus, afflatus, air ; 
 
 jet, spirt, squirt, spout, splash, rush, ' breath, - of air ; puff, whiff, zephyr •, 
 
 gush, jet d^eau ; sluice. 
 
 water-spout, -fall ; fall, cascade, force, 
 foss ; lin, -n ; ghjil, Niagara ; cata-ract, 
 -dupe, -clysm; dihdcle, inundation, 
 delude. 
 
 rain, -fall ; serein ; shower, scud ; 
 downpour ; driving -, drenching- rain ; 
 Hyeto-logy, -graphy ; predominance of 
 Aquarius, reign of St. Swithin ; mizzle, 
 drizzle, stillicidium, plash; dropping 
 &c. V. 
 
 stream, course, flux, flow, profluence; 
 effluence &c. (egress) 295 ; defluxion ; 
 flowing &c. V. ; current, tide, race 
 
 blow, drift ; aura ; stream, current ; un- 
 der-current. 
 
 gust, blast, breeze, squall, gale, half a 
 gale, storm, tempest, hurricane, whirl- 
 wind, tornado, samiel, cyclone, typhoon ; 
 sim-oon, -00m ; harmattan, monsoon, 
 trade wind, sirocco, 7mstral, hise, tra- 
 montane, levanter ; capful of wind ; fresh 
 -, stifl- breeze ; keen blast ; blizzard. 
 
 windiness &c. adj. ; ventosity ; rough 
 -, dirty -, ugly -, stress of- weather; 
 dirty sky, mare's tail; thick -, black -, 
 white- squall. 
 
 Anemography, Aerodynamics; wind- 
 
 spring ; fount, -ain ; rill, rivulet, gill, I gauge, anemometer, weather-cock, vane 
 
 gullet, rillet ; stream-, brook-let ; run- I suf-, insuf-, per-, in-, af-flation ; blow- 
 
 nel, sike, burn, beck, brook, stream, ing, fanning, &c. v. ; ventilation, 
 
 river; reach; tributary. | sneezing &c. v.; sternutation; hie- 
 
 body of water, torrent, rapids, flush, i cup, -cough ; catching of the breath. 
 
 Eolus, Boreas, Zephyr, cave of Eolus. 
 
 air-pump, lungs, bellows, blow-pipe, 
 fan, ventilator, punkah. 
 
 V. blow, waft; blow -hard, - great 
 guns, - a hurricane &c. n. ; stream, issue. 
 
 respire, breathe, puff; whif, -fle; gasp, 
 wheeze ; snuff, -le ; sniff, -le ; sneeze, 
 cough. 
 
 fan, ventilate ; in-, per-flate : blowup. 
 
 Adj. blowing &c. v. ; v,dndy, flatu- 
 lent ; breezy, gusty, squally ; stormy, 
 tempestuous, blustering ; boisterous &c. 
 {violeyit) 173. 
 
 pulmon-ic, -ary. 
 
 flood, swash ; spring -, high -, full- tide 
 bore; ea,^ve,hyffre; fresh,-et; indraught, 
 reflux, under -current, eddy, vortex, 
 gurge, whirlpool, Maelstrom, regurgita- 
 tion, overflow ; confluence, corrivation. 
 
 wave, billow, surge, swell, ripple, 
 dvTjpidfiov yeXao-fia', rollers, ground 
 swell, surf, breakers, white horses ; rough 
 -, heavy-, cross -, long -, short -, chop- 
 ping- sea. 
 
 [Science of fluids in motion] Hydro- 
 dynamics ; Hydraul-ics, -icostatics ; rain- 
 gauge. 
 
 irrigation &c. (loater) ^;^7 ; pump ; 
 watering-pot, - cart ; hydrant, syringe. 
 
 V. flow, run; meander; gush, pour, 
 spout, roll, jet, well, issue ; drop, drip, 
 dribble, plash, spirtle, trill, trickle, distil, percolate ; stream, overflow, 
 inundate, deluge, flow over, splash, swash ; guggle, murmur, babble, 
 bubble, purl, gurgle, sputter, spurt, regurgitate ; ooze, flow out &c. 
 {egress) 295. 
 
 rain, - hard, - in torrents, - cats and dogs, - pitchforks ; pour with 
 rain, drizzle, spit, set in. 
 
 flow -, fall -, open -, drain- into ; discharge itself, disembogue. 
 
 [Cause a flow] pour ; pour out Sec. {discharge) 297 ; shower down ; 
 irrigate, drench &c. {ivet^ 2>37 5 spill, splash. 
 
 [Stop a flow] stanch ; dam, -up &c. {close) 261 ; obstruct &c. 706. 
 
 Adj. fluent ; dif-, pro-, af-fiuent ; tidal ; flowing &c. v. ; meand- 
 ering, -ry, -rous ; fluvi-al, -atile ; streamy, showery, rainy, pluvial, 
 stillicidous. 
 
 350. [Channel for the passage of 
 water.] Conduit. — M". conduit, chan- 
 nel, duct, watercourse, race ; head -, 
 tail- race ; adit, aqueduct, canal, trough, 
 100 
 
 351. [Channel for the passage of 
 air.] Air-pipe. — ir. air -pipe, - tube ; 
 shaft, flue, chimney, funnel, vent, blow- 
 hole, nostril, nozzle, throat, weasand. 
 
III. II. 3= 
 
 INORGANIC MATTER 
 
 3.50— 320a. 
 
 gutter, pantile ; dike, main, gully, moat, 
 ditch, drain, sewer, culvert, c/oaca, sough, 
 kennel, siphon ; jAscina : pipe &c. {tube) 
 260 ; funnel ; tunnel &c. (passage) 627 ; 
 water -, waste- pipe ; emunctory, gully- 
 hole, artery, aorta, pore, spout, scupper; 
 ad-, a-jutage ; hose; gar-, gur-goyle; penstock, weir 
 gate ; sluice, lock, yalve ; rose ; waterworks. 
 Adj. yascular &c. (icith holes) 260. 
 
 3°. liirERFECT FLriDS. 
 
 trachea ; bronch-us, 'la ; larynx, tonsils, 
 wind-pipe, spiracle ; yenti-duct, -lator ; 
 louvre, Venetian blinds ; blow-pipe &g 
 {tcind) 349 ; pipe &c. (tube) 260. 
 
 flood-, water- 
 
 353. [Mixture of air and water.] 
 Bubble. [Cloud.]— N. bubble; foam, 
 froth, head, spume, lather, suds, spray, 
 surf, yeast, barm, spindrift, 
 
 cloud, vapour, fog, mist, haze, steam ; 
 scud, messenger, rack, nimbus ; cumulus, 
 woolpack, cin-us, stratus ; cii-ro-, cum- 
 ulo -stratus ; cirro - cumulus ; mackerel 
 ' sky, mares tail, dirty sky, 
 I [Science of clouds] Nephelognosy. 
 ' effervescence, fermentation ; bubbling 
 I &c. V. 
 
 nebula ; cloudiness &c. (ojmcity) 426 ; 
 nebulosity kc. (dumiess) 422. 
 
 V. bubble, boil, foam, froth, mantle, 
 sparkle, guggle, gui-gle ; eftervesce, fer- 
 ment. 
 
 Adj. bubbling &c. v. ; frothy, nappy, 
 effervescent, sparkling, mousseux, up. 
 
 cloudy &c. n. ; vaporous, nebulous, 
 overcast. 
 
 352. Semiliquidity. — X. semi- 
 liquidity ; stickiness &c. ad]'. ; yisc-idity, 
 -osity ; gumm-, glutin-, muc-osity ; 
 spiss-, crass-itude ; lentor ; adhesive- 
 ness &;c. (cohesion) 46. 
 
 imspiss-, incrass-ation ; thickening. 
 
 jelly, mucilage, gelatin; mucus, phlegm; 
 pituite, lava ; glair, starch, gluten, 
 albumen, milk, cream, protein ; treacle ; 
 gum, size, glue ; wax, bee's-wax ; emul- 
 sion, soup ; squash, mud, slush, slime, 
 ooze ; moisture &c. 339 ; marsh &c. 345, 
 
 V. inspiss-, incrass-ate ; thicken ; 
 mash, squash, churn, beat up. 
 
 Adj. semi-fluid, -liquid ; half-melted, 
 -frozen ; milky, muddy, &c. n. ; lact-eal, 
 -ean. -eous, -escent, -iferous : emulsive, 
 curdled, thick, succulent, uliginous. 
 
 gelat-, album-, mucilag-, glut-inous ; 
 gelatine, mastic, amylaceous, ropy, clam- 
 my, clotted ; vis-cid, -cous ; sticky, 
 tacky ; slab, -by ; lentous, pituitous^ ; 
 mu-cid, -culent, -cous. 
 
 354. Pulpiness. — u. pulpiness I 355. Vnctuousness.— xr. unc- 
 &c. adj. ; pulp, paste, dough, curd, pap, tuousness Sec. adj. : unctuosity, lubricity; 
 rob, jam, pudding, poultice, grume. 1 ointment &c. (oil) 356; anointment; 
 
 Adj. pulpy &c.n.;pultaceous,grumous. I lubrication &c, 332. 
 
 V. oil 6zc. (lubricate) 332, 
 Adj. unctuous, oily, oleaginous, adi- 
 pose, sebaceous ; fat, -ty ; greasy ; 
 1 waxy, butyraceous, soapy, saponaceous, pinguid, lardaceous ; slippery^ 
 
 356. Oil. — X. oil, fat, butter, cream, grease, tallow, suet, lard, 
 dripping, exunge, blubber ; glycerine, stearine, elaine, oleagine ; soap ; 
 soft soap, wax, cerement ; paraffiue, spermaceti, adipocire ; petroleum, 
 mineral -, rock -, crystal- oil ; vegetable -, colza -, olive -, salad -, linseed -, 
 nut- oil ; animal -, neat's foot -, train- oil ; ointment, unguent, liniment. 
 
 356a. Zlesin.. — W. resin, rosin ; gum ; lac, sealing-wax , amber, 
 -gris : bitumen, pitch, tar ; asphalt, -e, -um ; varnish, copal, mastic, 
 magilp, lacquer, japan. 
 
 V. varnish &c. (overlay) 223. 
 
 Adj. resinous, bituminous, pitchy, tarry. 
 
3'i^~1C«C>- 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. III. 1= 
 
 Section III. ORGAISTIO MATTER. 
 
 1°. Vitality. 
 
 I. Vitality in general. 
 
 357. Org-anlzation. — ir. or- 
 ganized -world, - nature ; living -, ani- 
 mated- nature ; living beings ; organic 
 remains, fossils. 
 
 prot-oplasm, -ein; albumen; struc- 
 ture &c. 329 ; organ-ization, -ism. 
 
 [Science of living beings] Biology; 
 Natural History,* Organic Chemistry, 
 Anatomy, Physiology; Zoology &c. 
 368 ; Botany &c. 369 ; naturalist. 
 
 Adj. organ-ic, -ized. 
 
 359. liife. — U. life; vi-tality, 
 -ability ; animation ; vital -spark, - flame. 
 
 respiration, wind ; breath -of life, - 
 of one's nostrils; life-blood; Archeus; 
 existence &c. i. 
 
 vivification ; revivification &c, 163; 
 Prometheus ; life to come &c. {destiny) 
 
 ^52- .... 
 
 [Science of life.] Physiology, Biology; 
 animal economy. 
 
 nourishment, staif of life, &c. {food) 
 298. 
 
 V. be -alive &c. adj.; live, breathe, 
 respire ; subsist &;c. {exist?) i ; walk the 
 earth ; strut and fret one's hour upon a 
 stage ; be spared. 
 
 see the light, be born, come into the 
 world ; fetch -, draw- -breath, - the 
 breath of life ; quicken ; revive ; come 
 to, - life. 
 
 give birth to &c. {produce) 161 ; bring 
 to life, put into life, vitalize; vivi-fy, 
 -ficate ; reanimate &c. {restore) 660 ; 
 keep -alive, - body and soul together, 
 
 - the wolf from the door ; support life, 
 have nine lives like a cat. 
 
 Adj. living, alive ; in -life, - the flesh, 
 
 - the land of the living ; on this side of 
 the grave, above ground, breathing, 
 quick, animated ; lively &c. {active) 682 ; 
 all alive and kicking; tenacious of life. 
 
 358. Znorgranizatlon.— ST. mi- 
 neral -world, - kingdom ; unorganized -, 
 inorganic -, brute -, inanimate- matter. 
 
 [Science of the mineral kingdom] 
 Mineralogy ; Geo-logy, -gnosy, -scopy ; 
 Metall-urgy,-ography; Lithology; Oryc- 
 to-logj'-, -graphy. 
 
 V. turn to dust. 
 
 Adj. in-organic, -animate ; azoic ; 
 mineral. 
 
 360. Death. — M". death ; de-cease, 
 -mise ; dissolution, departure, ohit, re- 
 lease, rest, quietus, fall; loss, bereave- 
 ment. 
 
 end &c. 67 -, cessation &c. 142 -, loss 
 -, extinction -, ebb- of -life &c. 359. 
 
 death-warrant, -watch, -rattle, -bed; 
 stroke -, agonies -, shades -, valley of 
 the shadow -, jaws -, hand- of death ; 
 last -breath, - gasp, - agonies ; dying 
 -day, - breath,- agonies ; chant du cygne ; 
 ingor mortis ; Stygian shore. 
 
 King -of terrors, - Death; Death, 
 mortality; doom &c. {necessity) 601. 
 
 euthanasia] break up of the system; 
 natural -death, - decay; sudden -, vio- 
 lent- death ; untimely end, watery grave ; 
 suffocation, asphyxia; fatal disease &c. 
 {disease) 655; death-blow &c. {killing) 
 361. 
 
 necrology, bills of mortality, obituary; 
 death-song &c. {lamentation) 839. 
 
 V. die, expire, perish; meet one's 
 -death, - end ; pass away, be taken ; 
 yield -, resign- one's breath ; resign one's 
 -being, - life ; end one's -days, - life, - 
 earthly career ; breathe one's last ; cease 
 to -live, - breathe ; depart this life ; be 
 -no more &c. adj.; go -, drop -, pop- 
 ofl*; lose -, lay down -, relinquish -, sur- 
 render- one's life ; drop -, sink- into the 
 
 * The term 'Natural History is also used as relating to all the objects in Nature 
 "whether organic or inorganic, and including therefore Mineralogy, Geology, Meteoro- 
 logy, &c. 
 
 102 
 
III. III. 1°. 
 
 ORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 359—361. 
 
 vital ; vivi-fying, -fied, «S:c. v. ; Pro 
 methean. 
 
 Adv. Vivendi causa. 
 
 gi-ave ; close one's eyes ; faU -, drop- 
 -dead, - down dead ; break one's neck ; 
 give -, yield- up the ghost ; be all over 
 with one. 
 
 pay the debt to nature, shuffle off this 
 mortal coil, take one's last sleep ; go the way of all flesh ; join the 
 -greater number, - majority ; come -, turn- to dust ; cross the Stygian 
 ferry ; go to -one's long account, - one's last home, - Davy Jones's 
 locker, -the wall ; receive one's death warrant, make one's will, die a 
 natural death, go out like the snuff of a candle ; come to an untimely 
 end ; catch one's death ; go off the hooks, kick the bucket, hop the 
 twig, turn up one's toes; die a violent death &c. (be Jailed) 361. 
 
 Adj. dead, lifeless ; deceased, demised, departed, defunct ; late, gone, 
 no more ; ex-, in-animate ; out of the world, taken off, released ; de- 
 parted this life &c. v. ; dead and gone ; dead as -a door nail, - a door 
 post, - mutton, - a herring, - nits ; launched into eternity, gathered 
 to one's fathers, numbered with the dead. 
 
 dying &c. v. ; mori-bund, -ent ; hippocratic ; in -articulo, - extremis; 
 in the -jaws, - agony- of death ; going, - off'; aux ahois ; on one's 
 -last legs, - death bed ; at -the point of death, - death's door, - the 
 last gasp ; near one's end, given over, booked ; wdth one foot in -, 
 tottering on the brink of- the grave. 
 
 still-born; mortuary; deadly &c. {hilliiuj) 361. 
 
 Adv. post -obit, - mortem. 
 
 Phr. life -ebbs, - fails, - hangs by a thread ; one's -days are num- 
 bered, - hour is come, - race is run, - doom is sealed ; Death -knocks 
 at the door, - stares one in the face ; the breath is out of the body ; 
 the grave closes over one ; sic itiir ad astra. 
 
 361. [Destruction of life; violent death.] ILilllng'. — U. killing 
 &:c. v. ; homicide, manslaughter, murder, assassination, trucidation, oc- 
 cision ; effusion of blood; blood, -shed ; gore, slaughter, carnage, butchery ; 
 battue. 
 
 massacre ; fusillade, noyade ; Thuggism. 
 
 death blow, finishing stroke, coup de grace, quietus; execution &c. 
 {capital jmnishment) 972; judicial murder; martyrdom. 
 
 butcher, slayer, murderer, Cain, assassin, cut-throat, garrotter, bravo, 
 Thug, Moloch, matador, sabreur ; yuet-a-pens ; gallows, executioner, &c. 
 (punishment) 975; man-eater. 
 
 regicide, parricide, fratrici de, infanticide. 
 
 suicide, /e/o de se, suttee, Juggernauth; immolation, holocaust. 
 
 suffocation, strangulation, yarrotfe ; hanging «S:c. v. 
 
 deadly weapon &c. (arms) 727; Aceldama. 
 
 [Destruction of animals] slaughtering ; Phthiozoics ; * sport, -ing ; 
 the chase, venery; hunting, coursinjr, shooting, fishing; pig-sticking; 
 sports-, hunts-, fisher-mau ; hunter, Nimrod ; slaughter-house, shambles, 
 abattoir. 
 
 fatal accident, violent death, casualty. 
 
 V. kill, put to death, slay, shed blood ; murder, assassinate, butcher, 
 slaughter ; victimize, immolate ; massacre ; take away -, deprive oi- 
 life ; make away with, put an end to ; despatch, dispatch ; burke, settle, 
 do for. 
 
 strangle, garrotte, hang, throttle, choke, stifle, suffocate, stop the breath, 
 smother, asphyxiate, drown. 
 
 sabre; cut -down, - to pieces, - the throat; jugulate; stab, run 
 through the body, bayonet ; put to the -sword, - edge of the sword. 
 
 * Bentham, 'Chrestomathia.' 
 
 103 
 
361—363. MATTER. III. m. i°. 
 
 . shoot, - dead ; blow one's brains out ; brain, knock on the head ; stone, 
 lapidate ; give -, deal- a death blow ; give a -quietus, - coup de grace. 
 
 behead, bowstring, &c. {execute) 972. 
 
 hunt, shoot, kc. n. 
 
 cut off, nip in the bud, launch into eternity, send to one's last account, 
 sign one's death warrant, strike the death knell of. 
 
 give no quarter, pour out blood like water ; decimate ; run a muck \ 
 wade knee-deep -, imbrue one's hands- in blood. 
 
 die a violent death, welter in one's blood ; dash -, blow- out one's 
 brains ; commit suicide ; kill -, make away with -, put an end to- oneself. 
 
 Adj. killing &c. ?;. ; murd-, slaught-erous ; sanguin-ary, -olent ; blood- 
 stained, -thirsty ; homicidal, red-handed ; bloody, -minded ; ensanguined, 
 gory. 
 
 mortal, fatal, lethal; dead-, death-ly ; mort-, leth-iferous ; unhealthy 
 &c. 657 ; internecine ; suicidal. 
 
 sporting ; piscator-ial, -y. 
 
 Adv. in at the death. 
 
 362. Corpse. — wr. corpse, corse, carcass, bones, skeleton, dry-bones ; 
 defunct, relics, 7-e/i5m<e, remains, mortal remains, dust, ashes, earth, clay; 
 mummy ; carrion ; food for- worms, - fishes ; tenement of clay, this 
 mortal coil. 
 
 shade, ghost, manes. 
 
 organic remains, fossils. 
 
 Adj. cadaverous, corpse-like ) un-buried &c. 363. 
 
 ^ 363. Interment. — U. interment, burial, sepulture ; in-, huma- 
 tion ; obs-, ex-equies ; funeral, wake, pyre, funeral pile ; cremation. 
 
 funeral -rite, - solemnity ; knell, passing bell, tolling ; dirge &c. 
 {lamentation) 839 ; cypress ; obit, dead march, muffled drum ; undertaker, 
 mute ; elegy ; funeral -oration, - sermon ; epitaph. 
 
 grave clothes, shroud, winding-sheet, cere-cloth ; cerement. 
 
 coffin, shell, sarcophagus, urn, pall, bier, hearse, catafalque, cinerary urn. 
 
 grave, pit, sepulchre, tomb, vault, crypt, catacomb, mausoleum, Gol- 
 gotha, house of death, narrow house; cemetery, necropolis; burial-place, 
 -ground ; grave-, church-yard ; God's acre ; mortuary, tope, cromlech, 
 barrow, tumulus, cairn ; ossuary ; bone-, charnel-, dead-house ; Morgue \ 
 lich-gate. 
 
 sexton, grave-digger. 
 
 monument, cenotaph, shrine; grave-, tomb-stone; memento mori; 
 hatchment, stone. 
 
 exhumation, disinterment ; necropsy, autopsy, j:)os# mor;e?7i examination. 
 
 V. inter, bury ; lay in -, consign to- the -grave, - tomb ; en-, in- 
 tomb ; inhume : lay out ; perform a funeral ; embalm, mummify ; toll 
 the knell ; put to bed with a shovel. 
 
 exliume, disinter, unearth. 
 ^ Adj. buried &c. v. ; burial ; fune-real, -brial ; mortuary, sepulchral, 
 cinerary ; elegiac ; necroscopic. 
 
 Adv. in memoriam ; post-obit, -mortem ; beneath the sod. 
 
 Phr. hicjacet, ci-git. 
 
 2. Sjjecial Vitality 
 
 364. Anlmallty. — sar. animal 
 life; anima-tion, -lity, -lization ; breath. 
 
 flesh, - and blood ; j^^ysique ; strength 
 &c. 159. 
 
 Adj. fleshly. 
 104. 
 
 365. Veg-etability.— W. vege- 
 table life ; vegeta-tion, -bility. 
 Adj. 
 
III. m. 1°. 
 
 ORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 366—371. 
 
 366. Animal. — u. animal, - 
 kingdom ; fauna ; brute creation. 
 
 beast, brute, creature, created being ; 
 creeping -, living- thing ; dumb -animal, 
 - creature. 
 
 Hocks and herds, live stock ; domestic 
 -, wild- animals ; game, fcrce natures ; 
 beasts of the field, fowls of the air, deni- 
 zens of the da3\ 
 
 mammal, quadruped, bird, reptile, fish, 
 crustacean, shell-fish, mollusk, worm, 
 insect, zoophyte ; animalcule &c. 193. 
 
 horse &c. (beast of burden) 271 ; cattle, 
 kine, ox ; bull, -ock ; cow, milch-cow, 
 calf, heifer, shorthorn ; sheep ; lamb, 
 -kin ; ewe, ram, tup ; pig, swine, boar, 
 hog, sow ; steer, stot. 
 
 dog, hound ; pup, -py ; whelp, cur, 
 mongrel ; house-, watch-, sheep-, shep- 
 herd's-, sporting-, fancy-, lap-, toy-, bull-, 
 badger-dog; mastifl"; blood-, grey-, stag-, 
 deer-, fox-, otter-hound ; harrier, beagle, 
 spaniel, pointer, setter, retriever ; New- 
 foundland ; water -dog, - spaniel ; pug, 
 poodle ; turnspit ; terrier ; fox -, Skye- 
 terrier ; Dandie Diumont ; coUey. 
 
 367. Vegetable.— IT. vegetable, 
 - kingdom ; fiora, verdure. 
 
 plant ; tree, shrub, bush ; creeper ; 
 herb, -age; grass. 
 
 annual ; per-, bi-, tri-ennial ; exotic. 
 
 timber, forest; wood, -lands; hurst, 
 frith, holt, weald, park, chase, green- 
 wood, brake, grove, copse, coppice, bo- 
 cagc, tope, clump of trees, thicket, spinet, 
 spinney ; under-, brush-wood ; scrub ; 
 arboretum &c. 371. 
 
 busb, jungle, prairie ; heath, -er; fern, 
 bracken ; furze, gorse, whin ; grass, turf ; 
 pas-ture, -turage ; turbary ; sedge, rush, 
 weed ; fungus, mushroom, toadstool ; 
 lichen, moss, conferva, mould ; growth. 
 
 foliage, branch, bough, ramage ; spray 
 &c. 5 1 : leaf. 
 
 flower, blossom, bine ; flowering plant ; 
 timber-, fruit-tree ; pulse, legume. 
 
 Adj. veget-able, -ous ; herb-aceous, 
 -al ; botanic ; sylvan, silvan ; arbor-ary, 
 -eous, -escent, -ical ; woody, grassy ; ver- 
 dant, -durous ; floral, mossy ; lign-ous, 
 -eous ; wooden, leguminous ; end-, ex- 
 ogenous. 
 
 cat ; puss, -y ; grimalkin ; gib-, tom- 
 cat ; fox, Reynard, vixen, stag, deer, hart, buck, doe, roe. 
 
 bird ; poultiy, fowl, cock, hen, chicken, chanticleer, partlet, rooster, 
 dunghill cock, barn-door fowl ; feathered -tribes, - songster ; singing -, 
 dicky- bird ; canary ; finch. 
 
 snake, serpent, viper, eft ; asp, -ick; vermin. 
 
 Adj. animal, zoological. 
 
 equine, bovine, vaccine, canine, feline ; fishy ; piscator-y, -ial ; mol- 
 luscous, vermicular. 
 
 368. [The science of animals.] Zoo- 
 log'y. — m. Zoo-logy, -nomy, -graphy, 
 -tomy ; Anatomy : Comparative Ana- 
 tomy ; Animal -, Comparative- Physi- 
 ology ; Morpliology. 
 
 Anthrop-, Ornith-, Ichthy-, Herpet-, 
 Ophi-, Malac-, Helminth-, Eutom-, Or- 
 yct-, Paleont-ology ; Ichthy- &c. -otomy ; 
 taxidermy. 
 
 zo- &c. -ologist. 
 
 Adj. zoological &c. n. 
 
 370. [The economy or management 
 of animals.] Cicuration. — M". tam- 
 ing kc. V. ; cicuration, Zoohygiantics ; * 
 domestic-ation, -ity; manege; veterinary 
 art ; breeding, pisciculture. 
 
 menage ry, vivarium, zoological gar- | hort-, arbor-, flor-iculture ; landscape 
 den ; bear-pit ; aviary, apiary, hive ; I gardening. 
 
 aquarium, fishery ; duck-, fish-pond. [ husbandman, horticulturist, gardener, 
 
 * Bentham. 
 
 10; 
 
 369. [The science of plants.] BC" 
 tany. — W. Botany ; Phyto-graphy, 
 -logy, -tomy ; Vegetable Physiology, 
 herborization, Dendr-, Myc-, Fung-, 
 Alg-ology ; Flora, Pomona; JDotanist&c. ; 
 botanic garden Sec. {garden) 371 ; hor- 
 tus siccus, herbarium, herbal. 
 
 herb-ist, -arist, -alist, -orist, -arian. 
 
 V. botanize, herborize. 
 
 ^dj. botanical &c. n. 
 
 371. [The economy or management 
 of plants.] Agrriculture. — x. agri- 
 culture, cultivation, husbandry, farming ; 
 georgics, geoponics ; tillage, agronomy, 
 gardening, spade husbandry, vintage ; 
 
370—37*. 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. III. i^'. 
 
 [Destruction of animals] Phthisozo- 
 ics* &c. {killing) 361. 
 
 neat-, cow-, shep-herd ; grazier, drover, 
 ca^vkeeper ; trainer, breeder. 
 
 cage&c. {prison) 752 ; hen-coop, bird- 
 cage, cauf ; sheep-fold, &c. (inclosure) 
 232. 
 
 V. tame, domesticate, acclimatize, 
 breed, tend, break in, train ; cage, bridle, 
 &c. {restrain) 751. 
 
 Adj. pastoral, bucolic ; tame, domestic. 
 
 manure, dress tlio ground, di* 
 row, rake, weed, lop and top. 
 
 florist : agricult-or, -urist ; yeoman, far- 
 mer, cultivator, tiller of the soil, wood- 
 cutter, backwoodsman; Triptolemus. 
 
 Held, meadow, garden ; botanic -, 
 winter -, ornamental -, Hower -, kitchen 
 -, market -, hop- garden ; nursery ; 
 green-, hot-house ; conservatory, bed, 
 border, seed-plot; grass-plat, lawn ; park 
 Szc. {pleasure fp'ound) 840 ; parterre^ 
 shrubbery, plantation, avenue, arhorc- 
 tum, pinery, pinetujn, orchard ; vineyard, 
 vinery ; orangery ; farm &c {abode) 1 89. 
 
 V. cultivate ; till, - the soil ; farm, 
 garden ; sow, plant ; reap, mow, cut ; 
 I, delve, dibble, hoe, plough, plow, har- 
 
 Adj. agr-icultural, -arian, -ostic. 
 
 arable; predial, rural, rustic, country; horticultural. 
 
 372. Mankind.— W. man, -kind ; human -race, - species, - nature 5 
 humanity, mortality, flesh, generation. 
 
 [vScience of man] Anthropo-logy, -graphy, -sophy ; Ethno-logy, 
 -graphy ; humanitarian. 
 
 human being ; person, -age ; individual, creature, fellow creature, 
 mortal, body, somebody, one ; sucli a -, some- one ; soul, living soul ; 
 earthliug ; party, head, hand ; dramatis jmrsome. 
 
 people, persons, folk, public, society, world ; community, - at large ; 
 general public ; nation, -ality ; state, realm ; common-weal, -wealth ; 
 republic, body politic; million &c. {commonalty) 876; population &c. 
 {inhabitant) 188. 
 
 cosmopolite ; lords of the creation ; ourselves. 
 
 Adj. human, mortal, personal, individual, national, civic, public, 
 social ; cosmopolitan. 
 
 373. Z^an. — w. man, male, he; 
 manhood &c. {adolescence) 131 ; gentle- 
 man, sir, master; yeoman, wight, swain, 
 fellow, blade, beau, elf, chap, gaffer, good 
 man ; husband &c. {married man) 903 ; 
 Mr., mister; boy &c. (youth) 129. 
 
 [Male animal] cock, drake, gander, 
 dog, boar, stag, hart, buck, horse, entire 
 horse, stallion ; gib-, tom-cat ; he-, Billy- 
 goat ; ram, tup ; bull, -ock ; capon, ox, 
 gelding ; steer, stot. 
 
 Adj . male, he, masculine ; manly, 
 virile ; un-womanly, -feminine. 
 
 374. Woman. — wr. woman, sbe, 
 female, petticoat. 
 
 feminality, muliebrity ; womanhood 
 i&c. {adolescence) 131. 
 
 womankind ; the -sex, - fair ; fair -, 
 softer- sex ; weaker vessel. 
 
 dame, madam, madaine, mistress, Mrs., 
 lady, clonria, belle, matron, dowager, 
 goody, gammer ; good -woman, - wife ; 
 squaw ; wife &c. {marriage) 903 ; matron- 
 age, -hood. 
 
 nymph, wench, grisette; girl &c. 
 {youth) 129. 
 
 [Female animal] hen, bitch, sow, doe, 
 roe, mare ; she-, Nanny-goat ; ewe, cow j 
 lioness, tigress ; vixen. 
 gynec(Bum. 
 
 Adj.^ female, she; feminine, womanly, ladylike, matronly, maidenly; 
 womanish, effeminate, unmanly. 
 
 * Bentham. 
 
 106 
 
111. III. 2' 
 
 ORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 375—378, 
 
 2°. Sensation. 
 
 375. Physical SensibUity — 
 
 MT. sensibility; sensitiveness &c. adj.; 
 physical sensibility, feeling, perceptivity, 
 aesthetics ; moral sensibility &c. 822. 
 
 sensation, impression ; consciousness 
 &c. {knoivledge) 490. 
 
 external senses. 
 
 V. be -sensible tfcc. adj. -of; feel, 
 perceive. 
 
 render -sensible &c. adj. ; sharpen, 
 cultivate, tutor. 
 
 cause sensation, impress; excite -, 
 produce- an impression. 
 
 Adj. sens-ible, -itive, -uous ; aesthetic, 
 perceptive,sentient ; conscious kc.iaioare) 
 490 
 
 (l.) Senaation in general. 
 
 376. Physical Insensibility. 
 
 — N. insensibility, physical insensibility ; 
 obtuseness &c. adj. ; palsy, paralysis, 
 ancesthesia ; sleep &c. {iimctivity) 683 ; 
 moral insensibility &c. 823. 
 
 anaesthetic agent, opium, ether, chlo- 
 roform, chloral ; nitrous oxide, laughing 
 gas ; refrigeration. 
 
 V. be -insensible t&c. adj. ; have a 
 -thick skin, - rhinoceros hide. 
 
 render -insensible &c. adj. ; blunt, 
 pall, obtuud, benumb, paralyze ; put 
 under the influence of -chloroform &,c. 
 n. ; stupefy, stun. 
 
 Adj. insensible, unfeeling, senseless, 
 j impercipient, callous, thick - skinned, 
 
 acute, sharp, keen, vi\id, lively, im- pachydermatous ; hard, -ened ; case- 
 pressive, thin-skinned. hardened; proof; obtuse, dull; anses- 
 
 Adv. to the qiuck. ! thetic ; paralytic, palsied, numb, dead. 
 
 377, Physical Pleasure.— x. t 378. Physical Pain — n. pain; 
 pleasure; physical-, sensual-, sensuous- I suffer-ing, -ance; bodily -, physical- 
 pleasure ; bodily enjoyment, animal I -pain, - suftering ; mental sutfering &c. 
 gratification, sensuality*; luxuriousness j 828 ; dolour, ache; aching &c. v. ; 
 &c. fff//.; dissipation, round of pleasure; smart; shoot, -ing ; twinge, twitch, 
 titillation, <7Wc<2'o, creature comforts, com- gripe, headache: hm-t, cut; sore, -ness; 
 fort, ease; pillow &c. {support) 215; I discomfort, malaise. 
 luxury, lap of luxury ; purple and fine I spasm, cramp ; nightmare, ejjhialtes ; 
 linen; bed of -down, -roses ; velvet, clo- I crick, stitch; thrill, convulsion, throe; 
 ver; cup of Circe &c.(m^e???/je;wice) 954. throb &c. {agitation) 315; pang. 
 
 treat; refreshment, regale; feast:; sharp-, piercing -, throbbing-, shoot- 
 delice ; dainty &c. 394; bonne bouche. ; ing-, gnawing-, burning- pain; anguish, 
 
 source of pleasure &c. 829 ; happiness j agony. 
 kc. {mental enjoyment) ^27. torment, torture ; rack; cruci-ation, 
 
 V. feel -, experience -, receive- -fixion ; martyrdom ; martyr, toad under 
 pleasure ; enjoy, relish ; luxuriate -, a harrow, vivisection, 
 revel -, riot -, bask -, swim -, wallow- j V. feel -, experience -, suffer -, un- 
 in ; feast on ; gloat -over, - on; smack ' dergo- pain kc. n. ; suficr, ache, smart, 
 
 the lips. 
 
 live -on the fat of the land, - in com- 
 fort &c. adv. ; bask in the sunshine, 
 faire ses choux gras. 
 
 give pleasure &c. 829. 
 
 Adj. enjoying &c. v. ; luxurious, vo- 
 luptuous, sensual, comfortable, cosy, 
 snug, in comfort, at ease. 
 
 agreeable &c. 829 ; grateful, refresh- 
 ing, comforting, cordial, genial ; sen- 
 suous ; palatable kc. 394 ; sweet kc. 
 {sugar) 396 ; fragrant &c. 400 ; melo- 
 dious &c. 413 ; lovely &c. {beautiful) 845. 
 
 Adv. in -comfort &c. n. ; on -a bed 
 of roses &c. n. ; at one's ease. 
 
 bleed ; tingle, shoot ; twinge, twitch, 
 lancinate : writhe, wdnce, make a wry 
 face ; sit on -thorns, - pins and needles. 
 
 give -, inflict- pain ; pain, hurt, chafe, 
 sting, bite, gnaw, gripe ; pinch, tweak ; 
 grate, gall, fret, prick, pierce, wring, 
 convulse ; torment, torture ; rack, ago 
 nize ; crucify ; ex-, cruciate ; break on 
 the wheel, put to the rack ; flog kc. 
 {jmnisJi) 972 ; grate on the ear &c. 
 {harsh sound) 410. 
 
 Adj. in -pain &c. n., - a state of pain; 
 pained c^'c. v. 
 
 painfid ; aching &c. v. ; sore, raw. 
 
 107 
 
379^383. 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. III. 2° 
 
 (2.) Special Sensation. 
 I. Touch. 
 
 379. [Sensation of pressure.] Touch.— W. toiica ; tact, -ion, -ility, 
 feeling ; palp-ation, -ability ; manipulation. 
 
 [Organ of touch] hand, finger, fore-finger, thumb, paw, feeler, 
 antenna. 
 
 V. touch, feel, handle, finger, thumb, paw, fumble, grope, grabble ; 
 twiddle, tweedle ; pass -, run- the fingers over 5 manipulate, wield : 
 throw out a feeler. 
 
 Adj. tact-ual, -ile ; tangible, palpable ; lambent. 
 
 380. Sensations of Touch.— | 381.[Insensibility to touch. ]Nunib- 
 KT. itching &c. v.) titillation, formica- ness.— K". numbness &c. {p/rt/sical in- 
 tion, aura. 
 
 V. itch, tingle, creep, thiill, sting ; 
 prick, -le ; tickle, titillate. 
 
 Adj. itching &c. v. 
 
 sensibility) 376; pins and needles. 
 V. benumb &c. 376. 
 Adj. numb : benumbed &c. v. ; in- 
 
 tsuigiblc, impalpable. 
 
 2. Heat. 
 
 382. Keat. — wr. heat, caloric; 
 temperature, warmth, fervour, calidity ; 
 incal-, incand-escence ; glow, flush ; fe- 
 ver, hectic. 
 
 phlogiston ; fire, spark, scintillation, 
 flash, flame, blaze ; bonfire ; firework, 
 pyrotechny ; wild - fire ; sheet of fire, 
 lambent flame ; devouring element. 
 
 summer, dog-days , baking &c. 384 -, 
 white -, tropical -, Afric -, Bengal -, 
 summer -, blood- heat ; sirocco, simoom ; 
 broiling sun ; insolation ; warming &c. 
 
 384. 
 
 sun &c. (luminary) 423, 
 
 [Science of heat] Pyrology ; Therm- 
 ology, -otics ; thermometer &c. 389. 
 
 V. be -hot &c. adj. ; glow, flush, 
 sweat, swelter, bask, smoke, reek, stew, 
 simmer, seethe, boil, burn, broil, blaze, 
 flame ; smoulder ; parch, fume, pant. 
 
 heat &;c. {make hot) 384 ; thaw, give. 
 
 Adj. hot, warm, mild, genial, tepid, 
 lukewarm, unfrozen ; therm-al, -ic ; calo- 
 rific ; ferv-ent, -id ; ardent ; aglow. 
 
 sunny, torrid, tropical, estival, cani- 
 cular ; close, sultry, stifling, stufly, suf- 
 focating, oppressive ; reeking &c. v. ; 
 baking &c. 384. 
 
 red -, white -, smoking -, burning &c. 
 V. -, piping- hot ; like -a furnace, - an 
 oven ; hot as -fire, - pepper ; hot enough 
 to roast an ox. 
 
 fiery : incand-, incal-escent ; candent, 
 * 108 
 
 383. _ Cold.— IT. cold, -ness kc. 
 adj. ; frigidity, inclemency, fresco. 
 
 winter; depth of -, hard- winter j 
 Siberia, Nova Zembla. 
 
 ice ; snow, - flake, - crystal, - drift ; 
 sleet ; hail, -stone ; rime, frost ; hoar -, 
 white -, hard -, sharp- frost; icicle, 
 thick-ribbed ice; fall of snow, heavy 
 fall; ice-berg, -floe; floe-berg; glacier', 
 nevee, serac. 
 
 [Sensation of cold] chilliness &c. adj.; 
 chill ; shivering &c. v. ; goose-skin, riy'or, 
 horripilation, chattering of teeth. 
 
 V. be -cold &c. adj. ; shiver, starve, 
 quake, shake, tremble, shudder, didder, 
 quiver ; perish with cold ; chill &c. 
 {render cold) 385. 
 
 Adj. cold, cool; chill, -y : gelid, 
 frigid, algid ; fresh, keen, bleak, raw, 
 inclement, bitter, biting, niveous, cut- 
 ting, nipping, piercing, pinching ; clay- 
 cold ; starved &c. {made cold) 385; 
 shivering &c. v. : Aguish, ti'ansi defroid; 
 frost-bitten, -bound, -nipped. 
 
 cold as -a stone, - marKe, - lead, 
 - iron, - a frog, - charit}', - Christmas ; 
 cool as -a cucumber, - custard. 
 
 icy, glacial, frosty, freezing, wintry, 
 brumal, hibernal, boreal, arctic, Siberian, 
 hyemal ; hyperbore-an, -al ; ice-bound; 
 frozen out. 
 
 un-w armed, -thawed ; lukewarm, te- 
 pid ; iso-cheimal, -chimeual. 
 
III. III. 2= 
 
 ORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 382—387. 
 
 Adv. coldly, bitterly, &c. adj.; apien-e 
 fendre. 
 
 ebullient, glowing, smoking ; on fire ; 
 blazing &c. v. ; in -flames, - a blaze ; 
 alight, afire, ablaze ; un-quenched, -ex- 
 tinguisbed ; smouldering ; in a -heat, 
 
 - glow, - fever, - perspiration, - sweat : 
 sudoriiic ; swelter-ing, -ed ; blood-hot, -warm ; warm as -a toast 
 
 - wool. 
 
 volcanic, plutonic, igneous ; isother-mal, -mic, -al. 
 Phr. not a breath of air. 
 
 385. Refrigreration. — M-. re- 
 frigeration, infrigidation, reduction of 
 temperature ; cooling &c. v. ; con-gela- 
 tion, -glaciation ; ice &c. 383; solidifica- 
 tion &c. {density) 321. 
 
 extincteur) fire-annihilator ; fireman, 
 fire brigade. 
 
 incombusti-bility, -bleness &c. adj. 
 
 V. cool, fan, refrigerate, refresh,' ice ; 
 congeal, freeze, glaciate ; benumb, starve, 
 pinch, chill, petrify, chill to the marrow, 
 nip, cut, pierce, bite, make one's teeth 
 chatter ; damp, slack ; quench ; put -, 
 stamp- out ; extinguish. 
 
 go -, burn- out. 
 
 Adj . cooled &c. v. ; frozen out ; cool- 
 ing &c. V. ; frigorific. 
 
 incombustible ; un-, unin-flammable j 
 fire-proof. 
 
 384. Calefaction. — u. increase 
 of temperature ; heating &c. v. ; cale-, 
 tepe-, torri-faction ; melting, fusion ; 
 liquefaction &c. 335 ; burning &c. v. ; 
 am-, com-bustion ; in-, ac-cension ; con-, 
 cremation ; scorification ; cauter-y, -iza- 
 tion ; ustulation, calcination ; in-, cine- 
 ration ; carbonization. 
 
 ignition, inflammation, adustion, flag- 
 ration ; de-, con-flagration ; empyrosis, 
 incendiarism ; arson ; auto da fe. 
 
 boiling &c. v. ; coction, ebullition, 
 estuation, elixation, decoction. 
 
 furnace &c. 386 ; blanket, flannel, fur ; 
 "wadding &c. {lining) 224 ; clothing &c. 
 225. 
 
 ma,tch &c. (fuel) 388 ; incendiary ; 
 jietroleuse ; caustic, lunar caustic, apozem, 
 moxa. 
 
 sunstroke, coup de soleil ; insolation. 
 
 pottery, ceramics, crockery, porcelain, 
 china ; earthen-, stone-ware : pot, mug, j 
 
 terra-cotta, brick, clinker ; cinder, ash, sconce ; ,embers, slag, products 
 of combustion, coke, carbon, charcoal. 
 
 inflamma-, combusti-bility. 
 
 [Transmission of heat] diathermancy, transcalency. 
 
 V. heat, warm, chafe, stive, foment ; make -hot &c. 382 ; sun one- 
 self. 
 
 fire ; set -fire to, - on fire ; kindle, enkindle, light, ignite, strike a 
 light ; apply the -match, - torch- to ; re-kindle, -lume ; fan -, add fuel 
 to- the flanie ; poke -, stir -, blow- the fire ; make a bonfire of. 
 
 melt, thaw, fuse ; liquefy &c. 335. 
 
 burn, inflame, roast, toast, fry, grill, singe, parch, bake, torrify, 
 scorch ; brand, cauterize, sear, burn in ; corrode, char, calcine, incine- 
 rate ; smelt, scorify ; reduce to ashes ; burn to a cinder ; commit -, 
 consign- to the flames. 
 
 boil, digest, stew, cook, seethe, scald, parboil, simmer ; do to rags. 
 
 take -, catch- fire ; blaze &c. {Jlame) 382. 
 
 Adj. heated &c. v. ; molten, sodden ; rechauffe ; heating &c. v. 
 
 inflammable, combustible ; diatherm-al, -anous ; burnt &c. v. ; vol- 
 canic. 
 
 furnace 
 
 386. Furnace. 
 
 sr. 
 
 stove, kiln, oven ; hot-, bake-, wash- 
 house ; laundry; conservatory; hearth, 
 focus ; athanor, hypocaust, reverbera- 
 tory ; volcano ; forge, fiery furnace ; 
 
 387. Refrigreratory. — N". re« 
 
 frigerator, -y ; frigidarium ; ice-house, 
 -pail, -bag ; cooler, damper ; wine-cooler ; 
 freezing mixture. 
 
 109 
 
386—395. MATTER. III. m. 2^ 
 
 ^i<ytTe,brasier, salamander, heater, warming-pan; boiler, caldron, seeth- 
 ing- caldron, pot ; nrn, kettle ; chafing-dish ; retort, crucible, alembic, 
 still. 
 
 fire-place , -dog, -irons ; grate, range, kitchener ; ca-, cam-boose ; 
 poker, tongs, shovel, hob, trivet ; and-, grid-iron ; frying-, stew-pan. 
 
 sudatory ; Turkish -, liussian -, vapour -, warm- bath. 
 
 388. Fuel. — N". fuel, firing, combustible, coal, wallsend, anthracite, 
 culm, coke, carbon, charcoal ; turf, peat, lire-wood, bobbing, faggot, log; 
 cinder &c. {^liroducts of combustion) 384 ; ingle, tinder, touchwood ; 
 sulphur, brimstone ; incense ; port-fire ; fire-barrel, -ball, -brand. 
 
 brand, torch, fuse ; wick ; spill, match, light, lucifer, congreve, vesu- 
 vian, vesta, fusee, locofoco ; linstock. 
 
 caudle &c. {luminary) 423 ; oil &c. {f/rease) 356. 
 Adj . carbonaceous ; combustible, inflammable. 
 
 389. Thermoxnetere— w. thermo-meter, -scope ; pyro-, calori- 
 meter. 
 
 3. Taste. 
 
 390. Taste. — w. taste, flavour, | 391. Insipidity.— 17. insipidity; 
 
 tastelessness &c. adj. 
 
 V. be -tasteless &;c. adj. 
 
 Adj. void of -taste &c. 390 ; insipid ; 
 taste-, gust-, savour-less ; ingustible, 
 mawkish, milk and water, weak, stale, 
 flat, vapid, fade, wishy-washy, mild ; 
 untasted. 
 
 gust, (/usto, savour; sapor, sapidity 
 twang, smack, smatch ; after-taste, tang. 
 
 tasting ; de-, gustation. 
 
 palate, tongue, tooth, stomach. 
 
 V. taste, savour, smatch, smack, fla- 
 vour, twang ; tickle the palate &c. (sa- 
 voury) 394 ; smack the lips. 
 
 Adj. sapid, saporific; gusta-ble,-tory ; 
 strong ; palatable &c. 394. 
 
 392i. Pung-ency. — W. pungency, piquancy, poignancy, haut-goi'it, 
 
 strong taste, twang, race. 
 
 sharpness &c. adj. ; acrimony ; roughness &c. {sour) 392 ; unsavouri- 
 ness &c. 395. 
 
 nitre, saltpetre ; mustard, cayenne, caviare ; seasoning &c. {condiment) 
 393 ; brine. 
 
 dram, cordial, nip. 
 
 nicotine, tobacco, snufF, quid ; segar ; cigar, -ette ; weed ; fragrant -, 
 Indian- weed. 
 
 V. be -pungent &c. adj.; bite the tongue. 
 
 render -pungent &c. adj.) s2ason, spice, salt, pepper, pickle, brine, 
 devil. 
 
 smoke, chew, take snuff. 
 
 Adj. puugent, strong ; high-, full-flavoured ; high-tasted, -seasoned; 
 gamy; sharp, stinging, rough, piquant, racy; biting, mordant; spicy; 
 seasoned &c. v. ; hot, - as pepper ; peppery, vellicating, escharotic, 
 meracious ; acrid, acrimonious, bitter ; rough &c. {sour) 397 ; unsavoury 
 &c. 395. 
 
 salt, saline, brackish, briny ; salt as -brine, - a herring, - Lot's wife. 
 
 393. Condiment. — nr. coudiment, salt, mustard, pepper, cay- 
 enne, curry, seastming, sauce, spice, relish, sauce jiiquante, caviare, pot- 
 herbs, onion, garlic, pickle. 
 
 V. season &c. {render 2>ungent) 392. 
 
 394. Savouriness. — XJ.savouri-| 395. Unsavouriness. — ir. un- 
 
 ness &c. adj. ; relish, zest. j savouriness &c. adj. ; amaritude ; acri- 
 
 lio 
 
m. III. 2°. 
 
 ORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 394—^01. 
 
 tit-bit, dainty, delicacy, ambrosia, nec- 
 tar, honne-bouche ; g-ame, turtle, venison. 
 
 V. be -savoury &c. adj. ; tickle the 
 -palate, - appeti <; ; flatter tbe palate. 
 
 render -palatable &c. adj. 
 
 relish, like, smack the lips. 
 
 Adj. savoury, well-tasted, to one's 
 taste, tasty, good, palatable, nice, dainty, 
 delectable ; tooth-ful, -some ; gustful, 
 appetizing, lickerish, delicate, delicious, 
 exquisite, rich, luscious, ambrosial. 
 
 Adv. 7J>er amusare la hocca. 
 
 Plir. cela se laisse manger. 
 
 mony, -tude ; roughness &c. {sour') 397 ; 
 acerbity, austerity ; gall and wormwood, 
 rue, quassia, aloes ; sickener. 
 
 V. be -unpalatable &c. adj.; sicken, 
 disgust, nauseate, pall, turn tlie stomach. 
 
 Adj. un-savoury, -palatable, -sweet; 
 ill-flavoured; bitter, - as gall; acrid, 
 acrimonious ; rough. 
 
 offensive, repidsive, nasty; sickening 
 &c. V. ; nauseous : loath-, ful-some ; un- 
 pleasant &c. 830. 
 
 396. Sweetness. — x. sweetness, I 397. Sourness. — x. sourness &c. 
 dulcitude. | adj.; acid, -ity; acetous fermentation. 
 
 sugar, syrup, treacle, molasses, honey, j vii:egar, verjuice, crab, alum, 
 manna; confection, -ary; sweets, grocery, | V. be -, turn- -sour &c. adj. ; set the 
 conserve, preserve, conJiture,jam, julep ; | teeth on edge. 
 
 sugar-candy, -plum ; liquorice, marma- | render -sour &c. adj. ; acid-ify, -ulate. 
 lade, plum, lollipop, bon-bon, jujube, com- Adj. sour : acid, -lilous, -ulated ; tart, 
 fit, sweetmeat. crabbed ; acet-ous, -ose ; sour as vine- 
 
 gar, sourish, acescent, sub-acid ; styptic, 
 hard, rough. 
 
 nectar; hydromel, mead, metheglin 
 honeysuckle, liqueur, sweet wine. 
 
 pastry, pie, tart, puff, pudding. 
 
 dulc-itication, -oration. 
 
 V. be -sweet &c. adj. 
 
 render -sweet &c. adj.; sweeten ; edulcorate ; dulc-orate, -ify ; candy; 
 mull. 
 
 Adj. sweet ; sacchar-ine, -iferous ; dulcet, candied, honied, luscious, 
 lush, uectarious, melliferous ; sweetened &c. v. 
 
 sweet as -a nut, - sugar, - honey. 
 
 4. Odour. 
 
 398. Odour.— XT. odour, smell, 
 odorament, scent, effluvium ; eman-, ex- 
 hal-ation; fume, essence, trail, nidor, 
 redolence. 
 
 sense of smell ; scent ; act of -smel- 
 ling &c. V. 
 
 V. have an -odour &c. n. ; smell, - 
 of, - strong of; exhale ; give out a -smell 
 Szc. n. ; scent. 
 
 smell, scent ; snuff, - up ; sniff, nose, inhale. 
 
 Adj. odor-ous, -iferous ; smelling, strong-scented ; redolent, grave 
 elent, nidorous, pungent, 
 
 [Relating to the sense of smell] olfactory, quick-scented. 
 
 399. Znodorousness. — it. in- 
 
 odorousness ; absence -, want- of smell. 
 
 V. be -inodorous &c. adj. ; not smell. 
 
 deodorize. 
 
 Adj. inodor-ous, -ate; scentless; 
 without -, wanting- smell &c. 398. 
 
 deodoriz-ed, -ing. 
 
 400. Fragrrance.— IT. fragrance, 
 aroma, redolence, perfume, bouquet; 
 sweet smell, aromatic perfume. 
 
 incense ; musk, frankincense ; pastil, 
 -le ; myrrh, perfumes of Arabia ; otto, 
 ottar, attar ; bergamot, balm, civet, jmt- 
 pouvri, pulvil : nosegay ; scent, -bag ; 
 
 401. Fetor.— w. fetor; bad &c. 
 adj. -smell, - odour ; stench, stink ; foul -, 
 mal- odour ; emiiyreumn ; nnistiness &c. 
 adj. ; rancidity ; foulness &c, {unclean- 
 ness) 653. 
 
 stoat, polecat, skunk; assafoetidaf 
 fungus, garlic ; stink-pot. 
 
 Ill 
 
«00— -ftOS. 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. III. 2°. 
 
 sachet, smelling bottle, vinaigj-ette ] eau 
 de Cologne-, thurification. 
 
 perfumer. 
 
 V. be -fragrant &c. adj. ; have a -per- 
 fume &c. n. ; smell sweet, scent, perfume, 
 embalm. 
 
 Adj. fragrant, aromatic, redolent, 
 spic)'-, balmy, scented ; sweet-smelling, 
 -scented; perfum-ed, -atory ; tburiferous; 
 fragrant as a rose, muscadine, ambrosial. 
 
 V. bave a -bad smell &c. n. ; smell ; 
 stink, - in tbe nostrils, - like a polecat ; 
 smell -strong &c. ad,j., - offensively. 
 
 Adj. fetid ; strong-smelling ; bigh, 
 bad, strong, fulsome, offensive, noisome, 
 rank, rancid, reasty, tainted, musty, fusty, 
 frouzy ; olid,-ou8 ; nidorous ; smell-, stink- 
 ing ; putrid &c. 653 ; suflbcating, me- 
 pbitic ; empyreumatic. 
 
 5, Sound. 
 (i.) Sound in General. 
 
 4i02im Sound. — w. sound, noise, 
 strain ; accent, twang, intonation, tone ; 
 cadence ; sonorousness &c. adj. ; audi- 
 "bility ; resonance &c. 408; voice &c. 580. 
 
 [Science of sound] Acou-, Acu-stics ; 
 Pbon-ics, -etics, -ology, -ograpby ; Dia- 
 coustics, -pbonics. 
 
 V. produce sound ; sound, make a 
 noise ; give out -, emit- sound ; resound 
 &c. 408. 
 
 Adj. sounding ; soniferous ; sonor-ous, 
 -ific; resonant, audible, distinct; ster- 
 torous; pbonetic. 
 
 404. Zioudness.— x. loudness, 
 power ; loud noise, din ; clang, -or ; clat- 
 ter, noise, bombilation, roar, uproar, 
 racket, huhhuh, fracas, charivari, trum- 
 pet blast, fiourisb of trumpets, fanfare, 
 tintamarre, peal, swell, blast, larum, 
 boom ; resonance kc. 408. 
 
 vociferation, buUaballoo, &c. 41 1; 
 lungs; Stentor. 
 
 artillery, cannon ; tbunder. 
 
 V. be -loud &c. adj.; peal, swell, 
 clang, boom, thunder, fulminate, roar; 
 resound &c. 408 ; speak up, shout, &c. 
 (vociferate) 411 ; bellow &c. (cry as a7i 
 animal) 412, 
 
 rend the -air, - skies; fill the air; 
 din -, ring -, thunder- in the ear; pierce 
 -, split -, rend- the -ears, - head ; deafen, 
 stun ; faire le diahle a quatre ; make one's 
 windows shake. 
 
 Adj. loud, sonorous; high-, big- 
 Bounding ; deep, full, powerful, noisy, clangorous, multisonous ; thun- 
 dering, deafening, &c. v.; trumpet-tongued j ear-splitting, -rending, 
 
 112 
 
 403. Silence — W. silence; still- 
 ness &c. (quiet) 265 ; peace, hush, lull ; 
 muteness &c. 581 ; solemn -, awful -, 
 dead -, deathlike- silence. 
 
 V. be -silent &c. adj. ; hold one's 
 tongue &c. (not speah) 585. 
 
 render -silent &c. adj. ; silence, still, 
 hush; stifle, muffle, stop; muzzle, put 
 to silence &c. (^render mute) 581. 
 
 Adj. silent; still, -y; noise-, sound- 
 less; hushed kc. v.; mute ko,. 581. 
 
 soft, solemn, awful, deathlike, silent 
 as the grave ; inaudible &c. (faint) 405. 
 
 Adv. silently kc. adj. ; suh silentio. 
 
 Int. hush ! silence ! soft ! whist ! 
 tush ! chut ! tut ! pax ! 
 
 Phr. one might hear a -feather, - 
 pin- drop. 
 
 405. Faintness. — nr. faintness 
 kc. adj. ; faint sound, whisper, breath ; 
 under-tone, -breath; mm-mur, hum, su- 
 surration; tinkle; 'still small voice.' 
 
 hoarseness &c. adj. ; raucity. 
 
 V. whisper, breathe, murmur, purl, 
 hum, gurgle, ripple, babble, flow; tinkle; 
 mutter &c, (speak irnperfectly) 583. 
 
 steal on the ear ; melt in -, float on- 
 the air. 
 
 Adj. inaudible; scarcely-, just- au- 
 dible ; low, dull ; stifled, muffled ; hoarse, 
 husky ; gentle, soft, faint ; floating ; purl- 
 ing, flowing &c. V. ; whispered &c. v. ; 
 liquid; soothing; dulcet &c. (me/orfwMs) 
 
 Adv. in a whisper, with bated breath, 
 sotto voce, between the teeth, aside ; pian- 
 0, -issimo; a la sourdine; out of earshot; 
 inaudibly &c. adj. 
 
III. III. 2' 
 
 ORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 404-412. 
 
 ■deafening ; piercing ; obstreperous, rackety, uproarious ; 
 
 enough to 
 
 •wake the -dead, - seven sleepers. 
 
 shrill &c. 410 ; clamorous &c. {vocife?'ous) 411; stentor-ian, -ophonic. 
 
 Adv. loudly &c. adj. ; aloud ; at the top of one's voice, lustily, in 
 full cry. 
 
 Phr. the air rings with. I 
 
 (ii.) Specific Sounbs. 
 
 406. [Sudden and violent sounds.] i 407. [Repeated and protracted 
 Snap. — W. snap &c. V. ; rapping &c.^'.•, I sounds.] Roll. — MT. roll &c. v.; drum- 
 de-, crepitation; report; thud; burst, ming &c. v.; tattoo; ding-dong; tantara; 
 explosion, discharge, detonation, tiring, | rataplan ; whirr ; rat-a-tat ; rub-a-dub ; 
 salvo, volley. j pit-a-pat; quaver, clutter, charivari, 
 
 squib, cracker, gun, pop-gun. ! racket ; cuckoo ; repetition &c. 104 ; peal of 
 
 V. rap, snap, tap, knock ; click; clash; ; bells, devil's tattoo; reverberation &c. 408. 
 crack, -le ; crash ; pop ; slam, bang, clap ; ! V. roll, drum, rumble, rattle, clatter, 
 brustle ; burst on the ear. | patter, clack. 
 
 Adj, rapping &c. v. I hum, trill, shake; chime, peal, toll; 
 
 tick, beat. 
 
 1 drum -, din- in the ear. 
 Adj. rolling &c. v.; monotonous &c. {reiJcated) 104; like a bee in a 
 bottle. 
 
 408. Resonance. — xr. reso- 
 nance ; ring &c. v. ; ringing &c. v. ; re- 
 flexion, reverberation. 
 
 low -, base -, bass -, flat -, grave - 
 deep- note ; bass ; hasso, - profondo ; 
 bari-, bary-tone ; contralto. 
 
 V. re-sound, -verberate, -echo ; ring 
 jingle, gingle, chink, clink; tink, -le ; 
 chime ; gurgle &c. 405 ; plash, guggle 
 echo, ring in the ear. 
 
 Adj. resounding &c. v.; resonant, tinnient, tintinnabulary ; deep- I 
 toned, -sounding, -mouthed ; hollow, sepulchral ; grufi'«S:c. (/jcrrsA) 410. | 
 
 409. [Hissing sounds.] Sibilation. — X. sibilation ; hiss &c. 
 V.', sternutation; high note &c. 410. 
 
 goose, serpent. 
 
 V. hiss, buzz, whiz, rustle: fizz, -le ; wheeze, whistle, snuffle; 
 squash ; sneeze. 
 
 Adj . sibilant ; hissing &c. v. ; wheezy. 
 
 410. [Harsh sounds.] Stridor. — W. creak &c. v. ; creaking &c. v. \ 
 discord, &c. 414; stridor; roughness, sharpness, &c. «(//. ; cacophony. 
 
 408a. Non-resonance. — x. 
 
 thud, thump, dead sound ; non-reso- 
 nance ; muffled drums, cracked bell ; 
 damper. 
 
 V. sound dead ; stop -, damp- the 
 -sound, - reverberations. 
 
 Adj. non-resonant, dead. 
 
 acute -, high- note 
 
 so/j;: 
 
 treble, tenor, alto, falsetto, penny 
 
 trumpet, voce di testa. 
 
 V. creak, grate, jar, burr, pipe, twang, jangle, clank, clink ; scream 
 &c. {cry) 411 ; yelp kc. {animalsound) 412; buzz &c. {hiss) 409. 
 
 set the teeth on edge, ecorcher les oreilles ; pierce -, split- the -ears, 
 - head ; offend -, grate upon -, jar upon- the ear. 
 
 Adj. creaking &c. v. ; stridulous, harsh, coarse, hoarse, horrisonous, 
 rough, gruff", grum, sepulchral. 
 
 sharp^, high, acute, shrill ; trumpet-toned ; piercing, ear-piercing ; 
 cracked; discordant &c. 414; cacophonous. 
 
 411. Cry. — w. cry «&c.v.; voice &c. 1 412. [Animalsounds.] Ululation. 
 {human) 580; bark &c. {aniiual) 412. I —X. cry &c. v.) crying &c. v.; ulula- 
 113 I 
 
4tXl—4il^. 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. III. 2^ 
 
 yociferation, outcry, huUaballoo, cho- 
 rus, clamour, hue and cry, plaint ; lungs ; 
 stentor. 
 
 V. cry, roar, shout, bawl, brawl, hal- 
 loo, halloa, hoop, whoop, yell, bellow 
 
 tion, latration, belling ; reboation •, wood- 
 note; insect cry, fritinancy, drone; 
 screech owl ; cuckoo. 
 
 V. cry, roar, bellow, blare, rebellow, 
 bark, yelp; bay, - the moon; yap, 
 
 howl, scream, screech, screak, shriek, ' growl, yarr, yawl, snarl, howl ; grunt, 
 shrill, squeak, squeal, squall, whine, \ -le ; snort, squeak ; neigh, bray ; mew, 
 pule, pipe, yaup. | mewl ; purr, caterwaul, pule ; bleat. 
 
 cheer ; hoot ; grumble, moan, groan. 
 
 snore, snort; grunt &c. {animal 
 sounds) 412. 
 
 vociferate; raise -, lift up- the voice; 
 call -, sing -, cry- out ; exclaim ; rend 
 the air ; thunder -, shout- at the -top of 
 one's voice, - pitch of one's breath ; 
 segosillei", strain the -throat, - voice, 
 - lungs ; give a -cry &c. 
 
 Adj. crying &c. V. ; clam-ant, -oro us ; 
 vociferous ; stentorian &c. {loud) 404 ; open-mouthed. 
 
 low, moo; troat, croak, crow, screech, 
 caw, coo, gobble, quack, cackle, gaggle, 
 guggle; chuck,-le; cluck, clack; chirp, 
 chirrup, twitter, cuckoo; hum, buzz; 
 hiss, blatter. 
 
 Adj. crying &c. v.] blatant, latrant ; 
 re-, mugient; deep-, full-mouthed. 
 
 Adv. in full cry. 
 
 (iii.) Musical Sounds. 
 
 413. melody. Concord. — nr. 
 
 melody, rhythm, measure ; rhyme &c. 
 {poetry) 597. 
 pitch, timhre, intonation, tone. 
 
 ofamut ; diapason ; diatonic -, 
 
 chromatic -, enharmonic- scale; key. 
 
 414. Discord. — w. discord, -ance ; 
 dissonance, cacophony, caterwauling; 
 harshness &c. 410. 
 
 [Confused sounds] Babel; Dutch -, 
 cat's- concert; marrow-bones and clea- 
 
 V. be -discordant &c. adj.; jar &c. 
 {sound harshlij) 410. 
 
 Adj. discordant; dis-, ab-sonant ; out 
 of tune, tuneless ; un-musical, -tunable ; 
 un-, im-melodious ; un-, in-harmonious ; 
 sing-song ; cacophonous ; harsh &c. 410. 
 
 clef, chords, 
 
 modulation, temperament, syncope, 
 syncopation, preparation, suspension, 
 resolution. 
 
 staff, stave, line, space, brace; bar, 
 rest ; appoggia-to, -tura ; acciaccatura. 
 
 note, musical note, notes of a scale ; 
 sharp, flat, natural ; high note &c. 
 {shrillness) 410; low note &c. 408; in- 
 terval ; semitone ; second, third, fourth &c. ; diatessaron. 
 
 breve, semibreve, minim, crotchet, quaver; semi-, demisemi-quaver ; 
 sustained note, drone, burden. 
 
 tonic ; key-, leading-, fundamental- note ; supertonic, mediant, 
 dominant ; sub-mediant, -dominant ; octave, tetrachord ; major -, 
 minor- -mode, - scale, - key ; passage, phrase. 
 
 concord, harmony ; unison, -auce ; chime, homophony ; euphon-y, 
 -ism ; tonality ; consonance ; concent ; part. 
 
 [Science of harmony] Harmon-y, -ics ; Thorough-, Fundamental- 
 bass; counterpoint; faburden, 
 
 piece of music &c. 415 ; composer, harmonist, contrapuntist. 
 
 V. be -harmonious &c. adj. ; harmonize, chime, symphonize, trans- 
 pose ; put in tune, tune, accord, string. 
 
 Adj. harmoni-ous, -cal ; in -concord &c. n., - tune, - concert ; uni- 
 sonant, concentual, symphonizing, isotonic, homophonous, assonant. 
 
 measured, rhythmical, diatonic, chromatic, enharmonic. 
 
 melodious, musical ; tuneful, tunable ; sweet, dulcet, canorous ; 
 mell-ow, -ifluous; soft; clear, - as a bell; silvery; euphon-ious, -ic, 
 114 
 
III. III. 2='. ORGANIC MATTER. 413— «417. 
 
 -ical ; S3'mphonious ; enchanting &c. i^pleamre-gimng) 829 ; fine-, | 
 
 full-, silver-toned. I 
 
 Adv. harmoniously &c. adj. \ 
 
 415. Music. — N. music; concert; strain, tune, air; melody &c. 
 413 ; arirt, arietta; piece of music, sonata; j-ond-u, -eau; pastorale, cava- 
 tina, roulade, fantasia, concerto, overture, symphony, variations, cadenza ; 
 cadence ; fugue, canon, serenade, notturno, dithyramb ; opera, operetta ; 
 oratorio ; composition, movement ; stave. 
 
 instrumental music ; full score ; minstrelsy, tweedledum and tweedle- 
 dee, band, orchestra ; concerted piece, pot-pourn, capriccio. 
 
 vocal music, vocalism ; chaunt, chant ; psalm, -ody ; hymn ; song Sec. 
 (poem) 597 ; canticle, canzonet, cantata, bravura j lay, ballad, ditty, carol, 
 pastoral, recitative, I'ecitativo, solfeggio. 
 
 Lydian measures ; slow -music, - movement ; adagio &c. adv. ; minuet ; 
 siren strains, soft music, lullaby ; dump ; dirge &c. (lament) 839 ; pibroch ; 
 martial music, march ; dance music ; waltz &c. (dance) 840. 
 
 solo, duet, duo, trio ; quartet, -t ; septett ; part song, descant, glee, 
 madrigal, catch, round, chorus, chorale ; antiphon, -y ; accompaniment, 
 second, bass ; score. 
 
 composer &c. 413; musician &c. 416. 
 
 V. compose, perform, &c. 416 ; attune. 
 
 Adj. musical; instrumental, vocal, choral, lyric, operatic ; harmonious 
 &c. 413. 
 
 Adv. adagio ; largo, larghetto, andan-te, -tino ; alia capella ; maestoso, 
 moderato ; allegr-o, -etto ; spiritoso, vivace, veloce ; prest-o, -ismno ; coji 
 brio ; capriccioso ; sckerz-o, -ando ; legato, staccato, crescendo, diminu- 
 endo, rallentando, affettuoso ; obbligato ; pizzicato. 
 
 416. ZHuslcian. [Performance of Music] — w. musician, artistcy 
 performer, player, minstrel ; bard &c. (jjoet) 597 ; instrumental-, organ-, 
 plan-, violin-, flaut-ist ; harper, fiddler, fifer, trumpeter, piper, drummer ; 
 catgut scraper. 
 
 band, orchestra, waits. 
 
 vocal-, melod-ist ; singer, warbler ; songst-, chaunt-er, -ress ; cantatrice. 
 
 choir, quire, chorister ; chorus, - singer. 
 
 nightingale, philomel, thrush ; siren ; Orpheus, Apollo, the Muses, 
 Erato, Euterpe, Terpsichore ; tuneful -nine, - quire. 
 
 composer &c. 413. 
 
 performance, execution, touch, expression, solmization. 
 
 V. play, pipe, strike up, sweep the chords, tweedle, fiddle ; strike the 
 lyre, beat the drum ; blow -, sound -, wind- the horn ; grind the organ ; 
 touch the -guitar &c. (instruments) 417 ; thrum, strum, beat time. 
 
 execute, perform ; accompany ; sing -, play- a second ; compose, set 
 to music, arrange. 
 
 sing, chaunt, chant, hum, warble, carol, chirp, chirrup, purl, quaver, 
 trill, shake, twitter, whistle ; sol-fa ; intone. 
 
 have -an ear for music, - a musical ear, - a correct ear. 
 
 Adj. playing &c. v.; musical. 
 
 Adv. adagio, andante. Sec. (music) 415. 
 
 417. Musical Instruments. — zr. musical instruments ; band; 
 string-, brass-band ; orchestra ; orchestrina. 
 
 [Stringed instruments] mono-, poly-chord; harp, lyre, lute, archlute; 
 mandol-a, -in, -ine ; guitar ; zither ; cither, -n ; gittern, rebeck, bandur- 
 rio, banjo. 
 
 115 I 2 
 
417->421. 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. III. 2^ 
 
 viol, -in ; fiddle, kit ; viola, - d' amove, - di gamha ; tenor, cremona, 
 violoncello, bass ; bass-, base-viol ; theorbo, double-bass, contrabassoy 
 violone, psaltery ; bow, fiddlestick. 
 
 piano, -forte ; liarpsi-, clavi-, clari-, mani-chord ; clavier, spinet, vir- 
 ginals, dulcimer, hurdy-gurdy, vielle, pianino, Eolian harp. 
 
 [Wind instruments] organ ; harmoni-um, -phon; American -, barrel- 
 organ ; accordion, seraphina, concertina : humming top. 
 
 flute, fife, piccolo, flageolet ; clari-net, -onet ; baijiset horn, corno di 
 bassetto, oboe, hautboy, cor Anglais, co?'no Inglese, bassoon, double bas- 
 soon, contra fagotto, serpent, bass clarinet ; bag-, union-pipes ; musette, 
 ocarina, Pandean pipes ; reed instrument ; sirene, pipe, pitch-pipe ; sour- 
 det ; whistle, catcall. 
 
 horn, bugle, cornet, cornet-a-^nstons, cornopean, clarion, trumpet, 
 trombone, ophicleide ; French-, bugle-, sax-, flugel-, alt-, helican-, post- 
 horn ; sackbut, euphonium, bombardon, tuba. 
 
 [Vibrating surfaces] cymbal, bell, gong ; tambour, -ine ; drum, tom- 
 tom ; tab-or, -ret, -ourine, -orin ; side-, kettle-drum ; tympani ; tymbal, 
 timbrel, Castanet, bones ; musical-glasses, -stones ; harmonica, sounding- 
 board, rattle. 
 
 [Vibrating bars] reed, tuning-fork, triangle, Jew's harp, musical box, 
 harmonicon, xylophone. 
 
 sord-ine, -et ; sourd-iiie, -et ; mute. 
 
 (iv.) PEiicEPTioisr OF Sound. 
 
 418. [Sense of sound] Hearing*. 
 — N". hearing &c. v. ; audition, ausculta- 
 tion ; eavesdropping ; audibility. 
 
 acute -, nice -, delicate -, quick -, 
 flharp -, correct -, musical -ear ; ear for 
 music. 
 
 ear, auricle,lug, acoustic organs, audi- 
 tory apparatus, ear-drum, tympanum ; 
 ear-, speaking-trumpet ; telephone, pho- 
 nograph, microphone. 
 
 hearer, auditor, listener, eavesdropper ; 
 audi-tory, -ence. 
 
 hear, 
 give 
 
 overhear ; hark, -en ; list, 
 
 419. Deafness. — w. deafness, 
 hardness of hearing, surdity; inaudi- 
 bility. 
 
 V. be -deaf &c. adj. ; have no ear ; 
 shut -, stop -, close- one's ears ; turn a, 
 deaf ear to. 
 
 render deaf, stun, deafen. 
 
 Adj. deaf, earless, surd; hard -, duU- 
 of hearing ; deaf-mute, stunned, deaf- 
 ened ; stone deaf ; deaf as -a post, - an 
 adder, - a beetle, - a trunkmaker. 
 
 inaudible, out of hearing. 
 
 V, 
 
 -en ; give -, lend -, bend- an ear ; catch 
 
 a sound, prick up one's ears ; give -a hearing, - audience- to. 
 
 hang upon the lips of, be all ear, listen with both ears. 
 
 become audible ; meet -, fall upon -, catch -, reach- the ear ; be 
 heard ; ring in the ear &c. {resound) 408. 
 
 Adj. hearing &c. v. ; auditory, auricular, acoustic. 
 
 Adv. arrectis auribus. 
 
 Znt. hark, - ye ! hear ! list, -en ! O yes ! Oyez ! 
 
 6. Light, 
 (i.) Light in General. 
 420. liigrht.—w. light, ray, beam, 421. Darkness. — N". 
 
 stream, gleam, streak, pencil ; sun-, &c. adj. ; blackness &c. {dark colou?') 
 moon-beam; aurora. 43 1 ; obscurity, gloom, murk ; dusk&c. 
 
 day ; sunshine ; light of -day, - heaven ; {dimness) 422. 
 
 sun &c. {luminary) 432-, day-, broad 
 day-, noontide- light ; noon-tide, -day. 
 glow &c. v. ; glimmering &c. v. 
 
 Cimmerian -, Stygian -, Egyptian- 
 darkness ; night ; midnight ; dead of -, 
 witching time of- night ; blind man's 
 
 glint ; play -, flood- of light ; phospho- ! holiday ; darkness -visible, - that can be 
 rescencf, lamlDcn': flamo. 'felt; palpable obscure ; Erebus. 
 
 116 
 
III. III. 2' 
 
 ORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 420-422. 
 
 flush, halo, glory, nimbus, aureola. 
 
 spark, scintilla ; facula) sparkling kc. 
 V. ; emication, scintillation, tlash, blaze, 
 coruscation, fulguration ; flame &c. {Jire) 
 382 ; lightning, ignis fatuus, &c. {lumi- 
 nary) 423. 
 
 lustre, sheen, shimmer, reflexion ; 
 gloss, tinsel, spangle, brightness, bril- 
 liancy, splendour ; efl-, re-fulgence ; ful- 
 gor, -gidity ; dazzlement, resplendence, 
 transplendency ; lurainousness &c. adj. ; 
 luminosity ; lucidity ; re-, niteucy ; radi- 
 ance, -ation ; irradiation, illumination. 
 
 actinic rays, actinism ; phot-, heli-o- 
 graphy ; photometer &c. 445. 
 
 [Science of light] Optics ; Photo-logy, 
 -metry; Di-, Cat-optrics. 
 
 [Distribution of light] chiaroscuro, 
 clair-ohscur, clear obscure, breadth, light 
 and shade, black and white, tonality. 
 
 reflection, refraction, dispersion. 
 
 V. shine, glow, glitter ; glis-ter, -ten ; 
 twinkle, gleam ; flare, - up ; glare, beam, 
 shimmer, glimmer, flicker, sparkle, scin- 
 tillate, coruscate, flash, blaze ; be -bright 
 «&:c. adj. : reflect light, daze, dazzle, be- 
 dazzle, radiate, shoot out beams. 
 
 clear up, brighten. 
 
 lighten, enlighten ; light, - up ; irra- 
 diate, shine upon ; give -, hang out a- 
 light ; cast -, throw -, shed- -lustre, - 
 light- upon ; illum-e, -ine, -inate ; re- 
 lume, strike a light ; kindle «S:c. {set Jire 
 to) 384. 
 
 Adj. shining &c. v. ; lumin-ous, -ifer- 
 ous ; luc-id, -eut, -ulent, -ific, -iferous ; 
 
 %ht, -some; bright, vivid, splendent, 
 nitid, lustrous, shiny, beamy, sciutillant, 
 radiant, lambent; sheen,' -y; glossy, 
 burnished, glassy, sunny, orient, meri- 
 dian ; noon-day, -tide ; cloudless, clear ; 
 un-clouded, -obscured. 
 
 gair-, gar-ish ; re-, tran-splendent ; re-, 
 ef- fulgent; ful-gid, -gent; relucent, 
 splendid, blazing, in a blaze, ablaze, ru- 
 tilant, meteoric, phosphorescent; aglow. 
 
 bright as silver ; light -, bright- as 
 -day, - noonday, - the sun at noonday. 
 
 actinic ; photo-genic, -graphic ; helio- 
 graphic. 
 
 shade, shadow, umbra, penumbra.; 
 sciagraphy. 
 
 obscuration ; ad-, ob-umbration ; ob- 
 tenebration, otfuscation, caligation ; ex- 
 tinction ; eclipse, total eclipse ; gather- 
 ing of the clouds. 
 
 shading ; distribution of shade ; chiar- 
 oscuro &c. {light) 420. 
 
 noctivagation. 
 
 V. be -dark &c. adj. 
 
 darken, obscure, shade ; dim ; tone 
 down, lower ; over - cast, -shadow ; 
 eclipse ; ob-, of-fuscate ; ob-, ad-umbrate ; 
 cast into the shade ; be-cloud, -dim, 
 -darken ; cast -, throw -, spread- a 
 -shade, - shadow, - gloom. 
 
 extinguish; put -, blow -, snufl- out; 
 doubt. 
 
 Adj. dark, -some, -ling ; obscure, te- 
 nebrious, sombrous, pitch dark, pitchy ; 
 caliginous ; black &c. (m colour) 431. 
 
 sunless, lightless &c. {see sun, light, 
 &c. 423) ; sombre, dusky ; unilluminated 
 &c. {see illuminate &c. 420) ; nocturnal ; 
 dingy, lurid, gloomy; murk-y, -some; 
 shady, umbrageous ; overcast Sec. {dim) 
 422 ; cloudy &c. {opaque) 426 ; darkened 
 kc. V. 
 
 dark as -pitch, - a pit, - Erebus. 
 
 benighted ; noctivag-ant, -ous. 
 
 Adv. in the -dark, - shade. 
 
 422. Dimness.— IT. dimness &c. 
 adj.\ darkness &c. 421 ; paleness &c. 
 {light colour) 429. 
 
 half-light, demi-jour ; partial -shadow, 
 - eclipse ; shadow of a shade ; glim- 
 mer, -ing ; nebulosity; cloud &c. 353; 
 eclipse. 
 
 aurora, dusk^ twilight, shades of even- 
 ing, crepuscule, cockshut time ; break of 
 day, daybreak, dawn. 
 
 moon-light, -beam, -shine; star-, owl's-, 
 candle-, rush-, flre-light ; farthing candle. 
 
 V. be -, grow- -dim &c. adj. ; flicker, 
 twinkle, glimmer ; loom, lower ; fade ; 
 pale, - its ineffectual fire. 
 
 render -dim &c. adj. ; dim, bedim, 
 obscure. 
 
 Adj. dim, dull, lack-lustre, dingy, 
 darkish, shorn of its beams ; dark 42 1 . 
 
 faint, shadowed forth; glassy; cloudy; 
 
 misty, &c. {opaque) 426 ; muggy, fuli- 
 
 obnubilated, overcast, crepuscular, muddy, 
 
 ginous; nebul-ous, -ar 
 
 lurid, leaden, dun, dirty ; looming &c. v. 
 
 pale &c. {colourless^ "429 ; confused Sec. {invisible) 447 
 
 117 
 
123—429. 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. HI. 2^. 
 
 424. Shade. — W. shade ; awn- 
 ing &c. {cover) 223 ; parasol, sunshade, 
 umbrella ; screen, curtain, shutter, blind, 
 gauze, veil, mantle, mask ; cloud, mist, 
 gathering of clouds. 
 
 umbrage, glade; shadow &c. 421. 
 
 V. draw a curtain ; put up -, close- a 
 shutter ; veil &c. v. ; cast a shadow &c. 
 {darken) 421. 
 
 Adj. shady, umbrageous. 
 
 423. [Source of light, self-luminous 
 body.] Xiuxninary. — w. luminary; 
 li^ht &c. 420: flame &c. {Jire) 382. 
 
 spark, scintilla ; phosphorescence. 
 
 Bun, orb of day, Phoebus, Apollo, 
 Aurora; star, orb, meteor; falling-, 
 shooting- star; blazing -, dog- star; 
 fcSirius, canicula, Aldebaran ; constella- 
 tion, galaxy; northern light, aurora 
 horealis, zodiacal light. 
 
 lightning ; fork -, sheet -, summer- 
 lightning ; phosphorus ; ignis fatuus ; 
 Jack o' -, Friar's- lantern ; Will o' the 
 wisp, fire-drake. Fata Morgana. 
 
 glow-worm, fire-fly. 
 
 [Artificial light] gas ; gas -, lime -, electric- light ; lamp ; lant-em, 
 -horn ; dark lantern, bull's eye ; candle, bougie, taper, rush-light ; oil 
 &c. (grease) 356 ; wick, burner ; Argand, moderator, duplex ; torch, 
 flambeau, link, brand ; gas-, chand-elier ; candelabrum, girandole, 
 sconce, lustre, candlestick. 
 
 firework, fizgig; pyrotechnics; rocket, lighthouse, &c. {signal) 550. 
 
 V. illuminate &c. {light) 420. 
 
 Adj. self-luminous; phosphor-ic, -escent ; radiant &c. {light) 420. 
 
 425. Transparency.-xr. trans- 
 paren-ce, -cy ; translucen-ce, -cy ; dia- 
 phaneity ; luc-, pelluc-, limp-idity. 
 
 transparent medium, glass, crystal, 
 lymph, water. 
 
 V. be -transparent &c. adj. ; transmit 
 light. 
 
 Adj. transparent, pellucid, lucid, di- 
 aphanous ; trans-, tra-, re-lucent ; lim- 
 pid, clear, serene, crystalline, clear as 
 crystal, vitreous, transpicuous, glassy, 
 hvaline. 
 
 426. Opacity. — X. opacity; opa- 
 queness &c. adj. 
 
 film ; cloud &c. 353. 
 
 V. be -opaque &c. adj. ; obstruct the 
 passage of light ; ob-, oi-fuscate. 
 
 Adj. opaque, impervious to light. 
 
 dim &c. 422; turbid, thick, muddy, 
 opacous, obfuscated, fuliginous, cloudy, 
 hazy, misty, foggy, vaporous, nubifer- 
 ous, muggy. 
 
 smoky, fumid, murky, dirty. 
 
 427. Semltransparency.— wr. 
 
 semitransparency, opalescence, milki- 
 ness, pearliness ; gauze, muslin ; film ; mist &c. {cloud) 353. 
 
 Adj. semi-transparent, -pellucid, -diaphanous, -opacous, -opaque ; 
 opal-escent, -ine ; pearly, milky. 
 
 (ii.) Specific Light. 
 
 428. Colour.— wr. colour, hue, 
 tint, tinge, dye, complexion, shade, tinc- 
 ture, cast, livery, coloration, glow, flush; 
 tone, key. 
 
 pure -, positive -, primary-, primitive 
 -, complementary- colour ; three prima- 
 ries; spectrum, Chromatic dispersion; 
 broken -, secondary -, tertiary-colour. 
 
 local colour, colouring, keeping, tone, 
 value, aerial perspective. 
 
 [Science of colour] Chromatics, spec- 
 trum analysis ; prism, spectroscope. 
 
 pigment, colouring matter, paint, dye, 
 118 
 
 429. [Absence of colour.] Achro- 
 matism. — MT. achromatism ; de-, dis- 
 coloration ; pall-or, -idity ; paleness &c. 
 adj. ; etiolation ; neutral tint, mono- 
 chrome, black-and-white. 
 
 V. lose -colour &c. 428 ; fade, fly, go ; 
 become -colourless &c. adj. ; turn pale, 
 pale. 
 
 deprive of colour, decolorize, bleach, 
 tarnish, achromatize, blanch, etiolate, 
 wash out, tone down. 
 
 Adj. uncoloured kc. {see colour &c. 
 428) ; colourless, achromatic, aplanatic. 
 
III. III. 2' 
 
 ORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 428—433. 
 
 wash, distemper, stain ; medium; mor- j hueless, pale, pallid ; pale-, tallow-faced ; 
 
 dant: oW-^oAixt kc. {painting) 556. ^ | faint, dull, cold, muddy, leaden, dun, 
 
 V. colour, dye, tinge, stain, tint, 1 wan, sallow, dead, dingy, ashy, ashen, 
 
 tinct, paint, wash, ingrain, grain, illu- { ghastly, cadaverous, glassy, lack-lustre ; 
 
 discoloured &c. v. 
 
 light-coloured, fair, blonde ; white &c. 
 
 430-^ 
 
 pale as -death, - ashes, - a witch, - a 
 ghost, - a corpse. 
 
 minate, emblazon, bedizen, imbue ; paint 
 &c. (Jine art) 556. 
 
 Adj. coloured &c. v. ; colorific, tin- 
 gent, tinctorial ; chromatic, prismatic ; 
 full-, high-, deep-coloured ; doubly-dyed ; 
 polychromatic. 
 
 bright, vivid, intense, deep ; fresh, 
 unfaded ; rich, gorgeous ; gay. 
 
 gaudy, florid ; gai-, ga-rish ; showy, flaunting, flashy ; raw, crude ; 
 glaring, flaring ; discordant, inharmonious. 
 
 mellow, harmomous, pearly, sweet, delicate, tender, refined. 
 
 430. Whiteness. — u. whiteness 
 &C. adj.; argent. 
 
 albification, etiolation. 
 
 snow, paper, chalk, milk, lily, ivory, 
 silver, alabaster. 
 
 V. be -white &c. adj. 
 
 render -white &c. adj.; whiten, bleach, 
 blanch, etiolate, whitewash, silver. 
 
 Adj. white; milk-, snow-white; 
 snowy, niveous, candid, chalky; hoar, 
 -y ; silvery ; argent, -ine. 
 
 whitish, creamy, pearly, fair, Uonde ; 
 blanched &c. v. ; high in tone, light. 
 
 white as -a sheet, - driven snow, 
 - a lily, - silver ; like -ivory &c. n. 
 
 431. Blackness. — N". blackness 
 &c. adj. ; darkness &c. {icant of light) 
 421 ; swarthness, lividity, dark colour, 
 tone, colour; chiai'oscui'o &c. 420. 
 nigrification, infuscation. 
 jet, ink, ebony, coal, pitch, soot, char- 
 coal, sloe, smut, raven, crow ; negro, 
 blackamoor, man of colour, nigger, 
 darkie, Ethiop, black. 
 
 [Pigments] lamp -, ivory -, blue- 
 black; writing -, printing -, printer's -, 
 Indian- ink. 
 
 V. be -black &c. adj. 
 render -black &c. adj.) blacken, in- 
 fuscate, denigrate ; blot, -ch ; smutch ; 
 smirch ; darken &c. 421. 
 
 Adj. black, sable, swarthy, sombre, 
 dark, inky, ebon, atramentous, jetty; 
 coal-, jet-black ; fuliginous, pitchy, sooty, swart, dusky, dingy, 
 murky, Ethiopic ; low-toned, low in tone ; of the deepest dye. 
 
 black as -jet &c, w., - my hat, - a shoe, - a tinker's pot, - November, 
 - thunder, - midnight ; nocturnal &c. (dark) 421 ; nigrescent; gray &c. 
 432 ; obscure &c. 421. 
 Adv. in mourning. 
 
 432. Gray.— M". gray kc. adj. ; 
 neutral tint, silver, pepper and salt, 
 chiaroscuro, gi'isaille. 
 
 [Pigments] Pavne's gray ; black &c. 
 431- 
 
 ^ Adj. gray, grey: iron-gray, dun^drab, 
 dingy, leaden, livid, sombre, sad, pearly, 
 russet, roan ; silver, -y, -ed ; ash-en, -y ; 
 ciner-eous, -itious ; grizzl-y, -ed ; slate-, 
 stone-, mouse-, ash-coloured ; cool. 
 
 433. Brown. — »r. brown &c. adj. 
 
 [Pigments] bistre, ochre, sepia, Van- 
 dyke brown. 
 
 Adj. brown, bay, dapple, auburn, 
 chestnut, nutbrown, cinnamon, russet, 
 tawny, fuscous, chocolate, maroon, foxy, 
 tan, brunette, whitey - brown ; fawn-, 
 snufF-, liver-coloured ; brown as -a berry, 
 - mahogany. 
 
 sun-burnt ; tanned &c. v. 
 
 V. render -brown &c. adj. ; tan, em- 
 brown, bronze. 
 
 119 
 
434—439. 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. III. 2^ 
 
 Primitive Colours.* 
 434. Redness. — u. red, scarlet, 
 
 vermilion, carmine, crimson, pink, lake 
 maroon, carnation, couleur de rose, rose du 
 Barry ; magenta, damask, purple ; flesh 
 -colour, - tint; colour; fresh -, high- 
 colour ; "warmth ; gules. 
 
 ruby, carbuncle; rose; rust, iron- 
 mould. 
 
 [Dyes and pigments] cinnabar, co- 
 chineal ; fuchsine ; ruddle, madder, red- 
 lead ; Indian -, light -, Venetian- red ; 
 red ink, annotto. 
 
 redness &c. adj. ; rub-escence, -icun- 
 dity, -ification ; erubescence, blush. 
 
 V. be -, become- -red &c. adj. ; blush, flush, colour up, mantle, 
 redden. 
 
 render -red &c. adj. ; redden, rouge ; rub-ify, -ricate ; incarnadine ; 
 ruddle. 
 
 Adj. red &c. n., -dish ; rufous, ruddy, florid, incarnadine, sanguine ; 
 ros-y, -eate ; blo\vz-y, -ed ; burnt ; rubi-cund, -form ; lurid, stammel, 
 blood-red ; russet, buff", murrey, carroty, sorrel, lateritious. 
 
 rose-, ruby-, cherry-, claret-, flame-, flesh-, peach-, ealmon-, brick-, 
 brickdust-coloured. 
 
 blushing &c. v. ; erubescent ; reddened &c. v. 
 
 red as -fire, - blood, - scarlet, - a turkeycock, - a lobster ; warm, 
 hot; foxy. 
 
 Complementary Colours. 
 
 435. G-reenness.— M". green &c. 
 adj. ; blue and yellow ; vert. 
 
 emerald, verd antique, verdigris, mala- 
 chite, beryl, aquamarine. 
 
 [Pigments] terre vei-te, verditer. 
 
 greenness, verdure ; virid-ity, -escence. 
 
 Adj. green, verdant; glaucous, olive; 
 green as grass. 
 
 emerald -, pea -, grass -, apple -, sea 
 -, olive -, bottle- green. 
 
 greenish ; vir-ent, -escent. 
 
 437. Purple.— W. purple &c. adj. ; 
 blue and red, bishop's purple ; aniline 
 dyes, gridelin, amethyst; purpure. 
 
 livid-ness, -ity. 
 
 V. empurple, 
 
 Adj . purple, violet, plurn-coloured, la- 
 vender, lilac, puce, mauve ; livid. 
 
 436. ITellowness. — w. yellow 
 &c. adj.] or. 
 
 [Pigments] gamboge ; cadmium -, In- 
 dian -, lemon- yellow ; orpiment, yellow 
 ochre, Claude tint, aureolin. 
 
 crocus, saffron, topaz. 
 
 jaundice ; London fog ; yellowness &c. 
 adj. 
 
 Adj. yellow, aureate, golden, flavous, 
 citrine, fallow ; fulv-ous, -id ; sallow, 
 luteous, tawny, creamy, sandy; xanth-ic, -ous; jaundiced. 
 
 gold-, citron-, sattron-, lemon-, sulphur-, amber-, straw-, primrose-, 
 cream-coloured. 
 
 yellow as a -quince, - guinea, - crow's foot. 
 
 warm, advancing. 
 
 438. Blueness. — xi. blue &c. 
 adj. ; garter-blue ; watchet. 
 
 [Pigments] ultramarine, smalt, cobalt, 
 cyanogen ; Prussian -, syenite- blue ; 
 bice, indigo. 
 
 lapis lazuli, sapphire, turquoise. 
 
 blue-, bluish-ness ; bloom. 
 
 Adj. blue, azure, cerulean ; sky-blue, 
 -coloured, -dyed ; bluish ; atmospheric, 
 retiring; cold. 
 
 * The author's classification of colours has been retained, though it does not entirely 
 accord with the theories of modern science. 
 I20 
 
 439. Orangre. — ir. orange, red 
 and yellow ; gold ; or ; flame &c. colour; 
 adj. 
 
 [Pigments] ochre. Mars orange, cad- 
 mium. 
 
 V. gild, warm. 
 
 Adj. orange ; ochreous ; orange-, 
 gold-, flame-, copper-, brass-, apricot- 
 coloured ; warm, hot, glowing. 
 
m. III. 
 
 OKGANlO MATTER. 
 
 ^40—442. 
 
 '3:40. Variegration. — wr. variegation ; cli-, tri-chroism : iridescence, 
 play of colours, polychrome, maciilation, spottiness, striae. 
 
 spectrum, rainbow, iris, tulip, peacock, chameleon, butterfly, tortoise- 
 shell ; mackerel, - sky ; zebra, leopard, mother-of-pearl, opal, marble. 
 
 check, plaid, tartan, patchwork: mar-, par-quetry; mosaic, te^ercs^ 
 chess-board, checkers, chequers ; harlequin ; Joseph's coat ; tricolour. 
 
 V. be -variegated &c. adj, ; variegate, stripe, streak, checker, chequer; 
 be-, speckle ; be-, sprinkle ; stipple, maculate, dot, bespot ; tattoo, iulay, 
 damascene ; embroider, braid, quilt. 
 
 Adj. variegated &c. v.; many-coloured, -hued; divers-, party- 
 coloured : di-, poly-chroraatic ; bi-, tri-, ver.'i-colour ; of all- the colours 
 of the rainbow, - manner of colours ; kaleidoscopic. 
 
 iridescent : opal-ine, -escent ; prismatic, nacreous, pearly, shot, (/or(/e 
 de pigeon, chaioijimt. 
 
 pied, piebald ; motley; mottled, marbled; pepper and salt, paned, dap- 
 pled, clouded, cymophanous. 
 
 mosaic, tesselated, plaid ; tortoiseshell &c. n. 
 
 spott-ed, -y; punctated, powdered ; speckled &c. i". ; freckled, flea-bit- 
 ten, studded ; tieck-ed, -ered; striated, barred, veined; brind-ed, -led; 
 tabby; watered; grizzled; listed; embroidered &c. r. ; daedal. 
 
 (iii.) Pekceptions of Light. 
 
 4*1. Vision.— W. vision, sight, 
 optics, eye-sight. 
 
 view, look, espial, glance, ken, coup 
 da^il ; glimpse, peep ; gaze, stare, leer ; 
 perlustration, contemplation ; conspect- 
 ion, -uity; regard, survey; in-, intro- 
 spection ; reconnaissance, speculation, 
 watch, espionage, espionnage, autopsy ; 
 ocular -inspection, - demonstration ; 
 sight-seeing. 
 
 point of view ; gazebo, loop-hole, bel- 
 vedere, watch-tower. 
 
 field of view; theatre, amphitheatre, 
 arena, vista, horizon; commanding -, 
 bird's eye- view ; periscope. 
 
 visual organ, organ of vision ; eye ; 
 naked -, unassisted- eye; retina, pupil, 
 iris, cornea, white ; optics, orbs ; saucer -, 
 goggle -, gooseberry- eyes. 
 
 short sight &c. 443 ; clear -, sharp -, 
 
 442. Blindness.— IT. blindness, 
 cecity, excecation, amaurosis, cataract, 
 ablepsy, prestriction ; dimsightedness &c. 
 
 443. 
 
 V, be -blind &c. adj. ; not see ; lose 
 sight of ; have the eyes bandaged ; grope 
 in the dark. 
 
 not look ; close -, shut -, turn away 
 -, avert- the eyes ; look another way ; 
 wink &c. {limited vision) 443 ; shut the 
 eyes -, be blind- to ; wink -, blink- at. 
 
 render -blind &c. adj. ; blind, -fold ; 
 hoodwink, dazzle ; put one's eyes out ; 
 throw dust into one's eyes ; jeter de la 
 poudre aux yeux ; screen from sight &c. 
 {hide) 528. 
 
 Adj. blind ; eye-, sight-, vision-less ; 
 dark; stone-, sand-, stark-blind ; undis- 
 cerning; dimsighted *&c. 443. 
 
 blind as -a bat, - a buzzard, - a beetle, 
 - a mole, - an owl ; wall-eyed. 
 
 blinded &c. v. 
 
 Adv. blind-ly, -fold ; darkly. 
 
 quick -, eagle -, piercing -, penetrating- 
 -sight, - glance, - eye ; perspicacity, dis- 
 cernment; catopsis. 
 
 eagle, hawk ; cat, lynx ; Argus. 
 
 evil eye ; basilisk, cockatrice. 
 
 V. see, behold, discern, perceive, have in sight, descry, sight, make 
 out, discover, distinguish, recognize, spy, espy, ken; get -, have -, 
 catch- a -sight, - glimpse- of; command a view of; witness, contem- 
 plate, speculate ; cast -, set- the eyes on ; be a -spectator &c. 444- of; 
 look on c^'c. (be present) 186; see sights &c. {curiosity) 455; see at a 
 glance &:c. {intelligence) 498. 
 
 look, view, eye ; lift up the eyes, open one's eye ; look -at, -on, - upon, 
 - over, - about one, - round ; survey, scan, inspect ; run the eye -over. 
 
4^-1—44:5. MATTER. III. in. 2° 
 
 - through ; reconnoitre, glance -round, - on, - over ; turn -, hend- 
 ones looks upon ; direct the ej^es to, turn the eyes on, cast a glance. 
 
 observe &c. {attend to) 457; watch &c. {care) 459; see with one's 
 own eves ; watch for 8lc. {expect) 507 ; peep, peer, pr}^, take a peep ; 
 play at bo-peep. 
 
 look- -full in the face, - hard at, - intently ; strain one's eyes ; fix -, 
 rivet- the eyes upon ; stare, gaze ; pore over, gloat on ; leer, ogle, 
 glare; goggle; cock the eye, squint, gloat, look askance. 
 
 Adj. seeing &c. v. ; visual, ocular ; optic, -al ; ophthalmic. 
 
 clear-sighted &c. n. ; eagle-, hawk-, lynx-, keen-, Argus-eyed. 
 
 visible &c. 446. 
 
 Adv. visibly &c. 446; in sight of, with one's eyes open. 
 
 at -sight, - first sight, - a glance, - the first blush; prima facie. 
 
 Int. look! &c. {attention) 457. 
 
 Phr. the scales falling from one's eyes. 
 
 443. [Imperfect vision.] Dimsigrhtedness. [Fallacies of vision.] 
 — ar. dim -, dull -, half -, short -, near -, long -, double -, astigmatic -, 
 failing- sight ; dim &c. -sightedness ; purblindness, lippitude ; my-, 
 presby-opia ; confusion of vision ; astigmatism ; colour-blindness, chro- 
 mato-pseiido-blepsis. Daltonism ; nyctaiopy ; strabismus, is,ivdih\s>m, squint. 
 cast in the eye, swivel eye, goggle eyes ; obliquity of vision. 
 
 winking «&c. v. ; nictitation ; blinkard, albino. 
 
 dizziness, swimming, scotomy ; cataract ; ophthalmia. 
 
 [Limitation of vision] blinker; screen &c. {hider) 530. 
 
 [Fallacies of vision] deceptio visits ; refraction, distortion, illusion, false 
 light, anamorphosis, virtual image, spectrum, mirage, looming, phasma ; 
 phant-asui, -asma, -om ; vision; spectre, apparition, ghost ; i(jnis fatuus 
 &c. {luminary) 423 ; spectre of the Brocken ; magic mirror ; magic lan- 
 tern &o. {shoto) 448 ; mirror, lens, &c. {instrument^ 445. 
 
 V. be -dimsighted &c. n. ; see double ; have a -mote in the e}e, - 
 mist before the eyes, - film over the eyes ; see through a -prism, - glass 
 darkly ; wink, blink, nictitate ; squint ; look ask-ant, -ance ; screw up the 
 eyes, glare, glower. 
 
 dazzle, loom. 
 
 Adj. dimsighted &c. ?i, ; my-, presby-opic ; astigmatic; moon-, mope-, 
 blear-, goggle-, gooseberry-, one-eyed ; blind of one eye, monoculous ; 
 half-, pur-blind. 
 
 blind as a bat &c. {hliiuT) 442 ; winking &c. v. 
 
 444. Spectator.— N". spectator, beholder, observer, looker-on, on- 
 looker, witness, eye-witness, bystander, passer by; sight-seer. 
 
 spy ; sentinel &c. {loarnimf) 668. 
 
 V. witness, behold &c. {see) 441 ; look on &c. {be j^'esent) 186. 
 
 445. Optical Instruments. — w. optical instruments; lens, 
 meniscus, magnifier; micro-, mega-, tieno-scope; spectacles, glasses, bar- 
 nacles, goggles, eyeglass, pince-nez ; periscopic lens ; telescope, glass, lorg- 
 nette, binocular ; spy-, opera-, field-glass. 
 
 mirror, reflector, speculum ; looking-, pier-, cheval-glass. 
 
 prism ; cumcra-lucida, -obscura ; magic lantern &c. (shoiv) 448 ; chro-, 
 thau-matrope ; stereo-, pseudo-, poly-, kaleido-scope. 
 
 photo-, erio-, actino-, luci-, radio-meter; polari-, polemo-, spectro- 
 scope. 
 
 microscop-y, -ist. 
 
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III. III. 2' 
 
 ORGANIC MATTER. 
 
 446— '149. 
 
 446. Visibility.— N. yisibility, 
 perceptibility ; conspicuousness, dis- 
 tinctness kc. adj. ; conspiciiity ; appear- 
 ance &c. 448 ; exposure ; manifestation 
 »&c. 525 ; ocular -proof, - evidence, - 
 demonstration ; field of view &c. {vision) 
 441. 
 
 V. be -, become- -visible &:c. adj. ; 
 appear, open to the view : meet -, catch- 
 the eye ; present -, show -, manifest -, 
 produce -, discover-, reveal -, expose -, 
 betray- itself ; stand -forth, - out ; show ; 
 arise ; peep -, peer -, crop- out ; start -, 
 spring -, show -, turn -, crop- up ; 
 glimmer, loom ; glare ; burst forth ; burst 
 upon the -view, - sight ; heave in 
 sight ; come -in sight, - into view, - 
 out, - forth; - forward : see the light of 
 day ; break through the clouds ; make 
 its appearance, show its face, appear to 
 one's eyes, come upon the stage, float 
 before the eyes, speak for itself Sea. 
 {manifest) 525 ; attract the attention &c, 
 457 ; reappear ; live in a glass house. 
 
 447. Invisibility. — St. invisi- 
 bility, non-appearance, imperceptibility ; 
 indistinctness &c. adj.) mystery, deli- 
 tescence. 
 
 concealment &c. 528 ; latency &c. 526. 
 
 V. be -invisible &c. adj. ; be hidden 
 &c. {hide) 528 ; lurk &c. {lie hidden) 
 526 ; escape notice. 
 
 render -invisible kc. adj. ; conceal &c. 
 528 ; put out of sight. 
 
 not see ifcc. {be blind) 442 ; lose sight 
 of. 
 
 Adj. invisible, imperceptible; un-, 
 
 in-discernible 
 
 un-, non-apparent; out 
 
 of -, not in- sight ; a jjerte de vue ; be- 
 hind the -scenes, - curtain ; view-, sight- 
 less ; in-, un-conspicuous ; unseen tfcc. 
 {see see &c. 441); covert &c. {latent) 526 ; 
 eclipsed, under an eclipse. 
 
 dim &c. {faint) 422 ; mysterious, 
 dark, obscure, confused; indistin-ct, 
 -guishable ; shadowy, indefinite, unde- 
 fined ; ill-defined, -marked ; blurred, 
 fuzzy, out of focus ; misty &c. {opaque) 
 426 ; veiled Szc. {concealed) 528. 
 
 expose to view &c. 525 
 
 Adj. visible, perceptible, perceivable, 
 discernible, apparent; in -view, - full 
 view, - sight ; exposed to view, en evidence ; unclouded, 
 
 obvious &c, {manifest) 525; plain, clear, distinct, definite ; well- 
 defined, -marked; in ibcus; recognizable, palpable, autoptical ; glaring, 
 staring, conspicuous; stereoscopic ; in -bold, - strong- lelief. 
 
 periscopic, panoramic. 
 
 before -, under- one's eyes ; before one, a vue d^wil, in one's eye, ocu- 
 lis suhjectajidelibus. 
 
 Adv. visibly &c. adj. ; in sight of; before one's eyes &c. adj.; veluti 
 in speculum. 
 
 448. Appearance.— ir. appear- 
 ance, phenomenon, sight, spectacle, show, 
 premonstration, scene, species, view, coup 
 (Fceil ; look-out, out-look, prospect, vis- 
 ta, perspective, bird's-eye view, scenery, 
 landscape, picture, tableau ; display, ex- 
 posure, mise en scene ; rising of the cur- 
 tain. 
 
 phant-asm, -om, Szc. {fallacy of vision) 
 
 443- 
 
 pageant, spectacle ; peep-, raree-, gal- 
 lanty-show; ombres chinoises', magic-lan- 
 tern, phantasmagoria, dissolving views ; 
 pan-, di-, cosm-, ge-orama ; coup -, jeu- 
 de theatre ; pageantry &c. {ostentation) 
 882; insignia &c. {indication) 550. 
 
 aspect, phase, phasis, seeming ; shape 
 &c. (form) 240 ; guise, look, complexion, 
 colour, image, mien, air, cast, carriage, 
 
 I 449. Disappearance. — xr. dis- 
 
 j appearance, evanescence, eclipse, occul- 
 
 I tation. 
 
 ; departure &:c. 293 ; exit ; vanishing 
 
 ! point ; dissolving views. 
 
 I V. disappear, vanish, dissolve, fade, 
 
 ' melt away, pass, go, avaunt ; be -gone 
 
 i &c. adj. ; leave -no trace, - ' not a rack 
 
 i behind ' ; go oft' the stage «S:c. {depart) 
 
 j 293 ; suffer -, undergo- an eclipse ; re- 
 
 i tire from sight. 
 
 I lose sight of. 
 
 I efface, &c. 552. 
 
 \ Adj . disappearing &c. r. ; evanescent; 
 
 missing, lost; lost to -sight, - view; 
 
 gone. 
 
 Znt. vanish ! disappear ! avaunt ! &c. 
 
 {ejection) 297. 
 
 23 
 
448. 
 
 MATTER. 
 
 III. III. 2' 
 
 port, demeanour ; presence, expression, first blush, face of the thing; 
 point of view, light. 
 
 lineament, feature, trait, lines ; out-line, -side ; contour, face, coun- 
 tenance, physiognomy, visage, phiz, cast of countenance, profile, tour- 
 nure, cut of one's jib, metoposcopy ; outside &c. 220. 
 
 V. appear ; be -, become- visible &c. 446 ; seem, look, show ; pre- 
 sent -, wear -, carry -, have -, bear -, exhibit -, take -, take on -, 
 assume- the -appearance, - semblance- of; look like; cut a figure, 
 figure; present to the view; show &c. {jnake manifest) 525. 
 
 Adj. apparent, seeming, ostensible; on view. 
 
 Adv. apparently ; to all -seeming, - appearance ; ostensibly, seem- 
 ingly, as it seems, on the face of liy prima facie ; at the first blush, at 
 first sight ; in the eves of ; to the eye. 
 
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IV. (I.) I. 
 
 OPEKATIONS, ETC., OF INTELLECT. 
 
 450—452. 
 
 CLASS IV. 
 Words relating to the INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES. 
 
 Division (I.) FORMATION OF IDEAS. 
 
 Section I. OrERATioxs of Intellect in General. 
 
 450. Intellect. — X . intellect, ( 450 a. Absence or want of Zn- 
 mind, imderstanding, reason, thinking ! tellect. — W. absence -, want- of -in- 
 principle ; rationality ; cogitative -, in- I tellect &:c. 450 ; imbecility iSrc. 499 ; 
 tellectual- faculties ; faculties, senses, brutality ; brute -instinct, - force, 
 consciousness, observation, percipience, 1 Adj. unendowed with reason, 
 intelligence, intellection, intuition, as- 
 sociation of ideas, instinct, conception, ; 
 
 judgment, wits, parts, capacity, iutel- j 
 
 lectuality, genius; wit &c. 498; abilitv &c. (skill) 698; wisdom &c. 
 
 498. 
 
 soul, spirit, ghost, inner man, heart, breast, bosom, 2)onetralia mentis, 
 divina jyartk-ula aurce, heart's core. 
 
 organ -, seat- of thought ; semorium, sensory, brain ; head, -piece ; 
 pate, noddle, skull, scull, ^j«-i'c?Ymj«w2, cerebrum, a-anium, brain-pan, 
 sconce, upper story. 
 
 [Science of mind] Metaphysics ; Psych-ics. -ology: Ideology; Men- 
 tal -, Moral- Philosophy ; Philosophy of the Mind ; Pneumat-, Phren- 
 ology ; Cranio-logy, -scopy. 
 
 ideal-ity, -ism; transcendental-, spiritual-ism; immateriality &c. 317. 
 
 metaphysician, pyschologist, &c. 
 
 V. note, notice, mark ; take -notice, - cognizance- of : be -aware, 
 - conscious- of; realize; appreciate; ruminate kc. (think) 451: 
 fancy &c. (imagine) 515. 
 
 Adj. [Relating to intellect] intellectual, mental, rational, subjec- 
 tive, metaphysical, nooscopic, spiritual ; ghostly ; psych-ical, -ological; 
 cerebral. 
 
 immaterial &c. 317; endowed with reason. 
 
 Adv. in petto. 
 
 451. Thoug'ht. — KT. thought ; 1 452. [Absence or want of thought.] 
 exercitation -, exercise- of the intellect; Zncogritancy. — W. incogitancy, va- 
 reflection, cogitation, consideration, me- i cancy, inundei standing; fatuity &c. 499 ; 
 ditation, study, lucubration, speculation, | thoughtlessness &c. (inattention) 458. 
 deliberation, pondering; head-, brain- | . V. not -think &c. 451 ; not think of ; 
 work; cerebration: deep reflection ; close j dismiss from the -mind, - thoughts &c. 
 study, application, &c. (attentimi) 457. ■ 451. 
 
 abstract thought, abstraction, contem- | indulge in reverie &c. (he inattentive) 
 plation, musing; brown studv &c. (inat- : 458. 
 
 125 
 
451—454. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (L) I. 
 
 put away thought ; unbend -, relax -, 
 divert- the mind. 
 
 Adj. vacant, unintellectual, unideal, 
 unoccupied, unthinking, inconsiderate, 
 thoughtless ; absent &c. {inattentive) 458 ; 
 diverted; irrational &c. 499; narrow- 
 minded &c. 481. 
 
 un-thouglit of, -dreamt of, -considered ; 
 oiF one's mind; incogitable, not to be 
 thouofht of. 
 
 tention) ^^Z] reverie, Platonism; depth 
 of thought, workings of the mind, 
 thoughts, inmost thoughts; self-coun- 
 sel, -communing, -consultation. 
 
 association -, succession -, flow -, 
 train -, current- of -thought, - ideas. 
 
 after -, mature- thought ; reconsidera- 
 tion, second thoughts ; retrospection &c. 
 {memoi'y) 505 ; excogitation ; examina- 
 tion &c. {inquiry) 461; invention &c. 
 {imagination) 515. 
 
 thoughtfulness &c. adj. 
 V. think, reflect, cogitate, excogitate, 
 consider, deliberate ; bestow -thought, - consideration -upon ; specu- 
 late, contemplate, meditate, ponder, muse, dream, ruminate ; brood -, 
 con- over ; animadvert, study; bend -, apply- the mind, &c. {attend) 
 45/ ; digest, discuss, hammer at, weigh, perpend ; realize, appreciate ; 
 fancy &c. {imagine) 515; trow. 
 
 take into consideration ; take counsel &c. {he advised) 695 ; com- 
 mune with -, bethink- oneself; collect one's thoughts; revolve -, 
 turn over -, run over- in the mind ; chew the cud -, sleep- upon ; 
 take counsel of -, advise with- one's pillow. 
 
 rack -, ransack -, crack -, beat -, cudgel- one's brains ; set one's 
 -brain, - wits- to work. 
 
 harbour >-, entertain -, cherish -, nurture- an -idea &c. 453; take 
 into one's head ; bear in mind ; reconsider. 
 
 occur ; present -, suggest- itself; come -, get- into one's head ; strike 
 one, flit across the view, come uppermost, run in one's head ; enter -, 
 pass in -, cross -, flash on -, flash across -, float in -, fasten itself on 
 -, be uppermost in -, occupy- the mind ; have in one s mind. 
 
 make an impression ; sink -, penetrate- into the mind ; engross the 
 thoughts. 
 
 Adj. thinking &c. v. ; thoughtful, pensive, meditative, reflective, 
 museful, wistful, contemplative, speculative, deliberative, studious, se- 
 date, introspective, Platonic, philosophical. 
 
 lost in thought &c. {inattentive) 458 ; deep musing &c. {intent) 457. 
 
 Adv. all things considered. 
 Plir. the mind being on the stretch ; the -mind, 
 running- upon. 
 
 head- -turning, - 
 
 453. [Object of thought] Idea. 
 — W. idea, notion, conception, thought, 
 apprehension, impression, perception, 
 image, eih(o\ov, sentiment, reflection, ob- 
 servation, consideration; abstract idea. 
 
 view &c. {opinion) 484; theory &c. 
 514; conceit, fancy ; phantasy »&c. {imagi- 
 nation) 515. 
 
 point of view &c. {aspect) 448; field of 
 view. 
 
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 Adj. thought of 
 Adv. under consideration 
 carpet, - the ta^ns ; relative to &c. 9. 
 
 454. [Subject of thought, vo^fiaTa."] 
 Topic. — wr. subject of -, material for- 
 thought ; food for the mind, mental pa- 
 bulum. 
 
 subject, -matter; matter, theme, voi]- 
 fiara, topic, what it is about, thesis, text, 
 business, aflair, matter in hand, argu- 
 ment ; motion, resolution ; head, chapter ; 
 case, point : proposition, theorem ; field 
 of inquiry ; moot point, problem, &c. 
 {question) 461. 
 
 V. float -, pass- in the mind, &c. 451. 
 uppermost in the mind ; in petto. 
 
 in -question, - the mind ; on -foot, - the 
 
IV. (I.) II. 
 
 OPERATIONS, ETC., OF INTELLECT. 
 
 455—458. 
 
 Section II. Pkecursoey Conditions and Operations. 
 
 455. [The desire of knowledge.] 
 Curiosity. — N". interest, thirst for 
 knowledge ; curi-osity, -ousness ; inquir- 
 ing mind ; inquisitiveness. 
 
 sight- seer, quidnunc, newsmonger, 
 Paul Pry, eavesdropper ; gossip &c. 
 (neivs) 532. 
 
 V. be -curious &c. adj. ; take an inte- 
 rest in, stare, gape ; prick up the ears, 
 see sights, lionize ; pry. 
 
 Adj. curious, inquisitive, burning with 
 curiosity, overcurious ; inquiring &c. 
 461 ; prying; inquisitorial; agape c^c. (e. 
 
 Phr. what's the matter ? what next ? 
 
 456. [Absence of curiosity.] In- 
 curiosity.— W. incuriosity ; incurious- 
 ness &c. adj. ; insouciance &c. 866 ; in- 
 difference. 
 
 V. be -incurious &c. adj.; have no 
 -curiosity &c. 455 ; take no interest in 
 &c. 823 : mind one's own business. 
 
 Adj. incurious, uninquisitive, indiffe- 
 rent ; impassive &c. 823. 
 
 rpectant) 507. 
 
 457. Attention. — ir. attention ; 
 mindfulness &c. adj.; intent-ness, -ive- 
 ness ; thought &c. 45 1 ; adverten-ce, 
 -cy ; observ-ance, -ation ; consideration, 
 reflection, perpension ; heed ; particida- 
 rity ; notice, regard, &c. v. ; circumspec- 
 tion &c. (care) 459 ; study, scrutiny ; 
 in-, intro-spection ; revis-ion, -al. 
 
 active -, diligent-, exclusive-, minute 
 -, close -,intense-, deep-, profound-, ab- 
 stract -, laboured -, deliberate- -thought, 
 
 - attention, - application, - study, 
 minuteness, attention to detail, 
 absorption of mind &c. {abstraction) 
 
 458. 
 
 indication, calling attention to, &c. v. 
 
 V. be -attentive &c. adj. ; attend, ad- 
 vert to, observe, look, see, view, remark, 
 notice, regard, take notice, mark ; give -, 
 pay- -attention, - heed- to ; incline -, 
 lend- an ear to ; trouble one's head about ; 
 give a thought -, animadvert- to ; occupy 
 oneself with ; contemplate &c. {think of) 
 45 1 ; look -at, - to, - after, - into, - 
 over ; see to ; turn -, bend -, apply -, 
 direct -, give- the -mind, - eye, - atten- 
 tion -to ; have -an eye to, - in one's eye ; 
 bear in mind ; take into -account, - con- 
 sideration ; keep in -sight, - view ; have 
 regard to, heed, mind, take cognizance 
 of, entertain, recognize ; make -, take- 
 note of ; note. 
 
 examine cursorily; glance -at, - upon, 
 
 - over ; cast -, pass- the eyes over ; run 
 over, turn over the leaves, dip into, per- 
 stringe ; skim &c. {neglect) 460 ; take a 
 cursory view of. 
 
 458. Inattention. — w. in-at- 
 tention, -consideration ; inconsiderate- 
 ness &c. adj. ; oversight ; inadverten-ce, 
 -cy ; non-observance, disregard. 
 
 supineness &c. {inactivity) 683 ; etoiir- 
 derie; want of thought; heedlessness 
 &c. {neglect^ 460; insouciance &c. {in- 
 difference) 866. 
 
 abstraction ; absence -, absorption- of 
 mind ; preo ccupation, distraction, reverie , 
 brown study, deep musing, fit of abstrac- 
 tion. 
 
 V. be -inattentive &c. adj.; overlook, 
 disregard; pass by &c. {neglect) 460; 
 not -observe &c. 457 ; think little of. 
 
 close -, shut- one's eyes to ; pay no 
 attention to ; dismiss -, discard -, dis- 
 charge- from one's -thoughts, - mind ; 
 drop the subject, think no more of; set 
 -, turn -, put- aside ; turn -away from, 
 
 - one's attention from, - a deaf ear to, 
 
 - one's back upon. 
 
 abstract oneself, dream, indulge in 
 reverie. 
 
 escape -notice, - attention ; come in 
 at one ear and go out at the other ; for- 
 get ^'C. {have no remembrance) 506. 
 
 call off -, draw off -, call away -, 
 divert -, distract- the -attention, - 
 thoughts, - mind ; put out of one's head ; 
 dis-concert, -compose ; put out, confuse, 
 perplex, bewilder, moider, fluster, mud- 
 dle, dazzle ; throw a sop to Cerberus. 
 
 Adj. inattentive ; un-observant, -mind- 
 ful, -heeding, -discerning ; inadvertent ; 
 mind-, regard-, respect-less ; listless &c. 
 {indiffei'ent) S66; blind, deaf ; handover 
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457—460. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (I.) II, 
 
 examine, - closely, - intently ; scan, 
 scrutinize, consider ; give -, bend- one's 
 mind to ; overhaul, revise, pore over ; 
 inspect, review, pass under review; take 
 stock of; fix -, rivet -, devote- the -eye, 
 
 - mind, - thoughts, - attention- on or to ; 
 hear -, think- out ; miud one's business. 
 
 revert to ; watch &c. (expect) 507, 
 (take care of) 459 ; hearken -, listen- to ; 
 prick up the ears ; have -, keep- the eyes 
 open ; come to the point. 
 
 meet with attention ; fall under one's 
 -notice, - observation ; be -under con- 
 sideration &c. (topic) 454. 
 
 catch -, strike- the eye ; attract notice ; 
 catch -, awaken -, wake -, invite -, 
 solicit -, attract -, claim -, excite -, en- 
 gage -, occupy -, strike -, arrest -, fix 
 -, engross -, absorb -, rivet- the -atten- 
 tion, - mind, - thoughts ; be -present to, 
 
 - uppermost in- the mind, 
 bring under one's notice ; point -out, 
 
 - to, - at, - the finger at ; lay the finger 
 on, indigitate, indicate ; direct -, call- 
 attention to ; show ; put a -mark &c. 
 (sign) 550- upon; call soldiers to ^atten- 
 tion'; bring forward &C. (make manifest) 525. 
 
 Adj . attentive, mindful, observant, regardful ; alive -, awake- to ; 
 observing &c. v. ; taken up -, occupied- with ; engaged -, engrossed -, 
 wrapped- in ; absorbed, rapt ; breathless ; pre-occupied &c. (inatten- 
 tive) 458 ; watchful Szc. (careful) 459 ; intent on, open-eyed, breathless, 
 undistracted, upon the stretch; on the watch &c. (expectant) 507. 
 
 steadfast. 
 
 Int. see ! look, - here, - you, - to it ! mark ! lo ! behold ! soho ! 
 hark, - ye ! mind ! halloo ! observe ! lo and behold ! attention ! nota 
 bene ; n.b. ; *, t ; I'd have you to know ; notice ! yes ! Oyez ! 
 
 Phr. this is -, these are- to give notice. 
 
 head; cur-, percur-sory ; giddy-, scatter-, 
 hare-brained ; unreflecting, ecervde, in- 
 considerate, off-hand, thoughtless, dizzy, 
 muzzy, brainsick ; giddy, - as a goose ; 
 wild, harum-scarum, i-antipole, high- 
 flying ; heed-, care-less, &c. (neglectful) 
 460. 
 
 absent, abstracted, distrait ; lost ; lost 
 -, wrapped- in thought ; rapt, in the 
 clouds, bemused ; dreaming -, musing- 
 on other things ; pre-occupied ; engrossed 
 kc. (attentive) 457 ; in a -reverie &c. n. ; 
 oft* one's guard &c. (inexpectant) 508 ; 
 napping ; dreamy. 
 
 disconcerted, put out &c. v. 
 
 Adv. inattentively, inadvertently &c. 
 adj. ; j*?er incuriatn, sub sUentio. 
 
 Int. stand -at ease, - easy ! 
 
 Phr. the attention wanders ; one's 
 wits gone a -woolgathering, - bird's 
 nesting ; it never entered into one's head ; 
 the mind running on other things ; one's 
 thoughts being elsewhere ; had it been 
 a bear it would have bitten you. 
 
 459. Care. [Vigilance.]— x. care, 
 solicitude, heed ; heedfulness &c. adj. ; 
 scruple &c. (conscientiousness) 939. 
 
 watchfulness &c. adj. : vigilance, su?'- 
 veillance, eyes of Argus, watch, vigil, 
 look out, watch and ward, /'«// du mnitre. 
 
 alertness &:c. (activity) 682 ; attention 
 Sic. 457 ; prudence &c., circumspection 
 &c. (caution) Z64.] forethought kd. 510; 
 precautioii &c. (jrreparation) 673; tidi- 
 ness &c. (order) 58, (cleanliness) 652 ; 
 accuracy &c. (exactness) 494; minute- 
 ness, attention to detail. 
 
 V. be -careful &c. adj. ; reck ; take 
 care &c. (be cautious) 864; pay attention 
 to &c. 457; take care of; look -, see- 
 -to, - after ; keep -an eye, - a sharp ey«^- 
 upoD ; keep -watch, - watch and ward : 
 128 
 
 460. Neg-lect. — w. neglect; care- 
 lessness &c. adj. ; trifling &c. v.; negli- 
 gence ; omission, laches, default ; supine- 
 ness &c. (inactivity) 683 ; inattention &c. 
 458 ; nonchalance &c. (insensibility) 823 ; 
 imprudence, recklessness &c. 863; slo- 
 venliness &c. (disorder) 59, (dirt) 653; 
 improvidence &c. 674; non-completion 
 &c. 730 ; inexactness &c. (error) 495. 
 
 paraleipsis [in rhetoric]. [cawber. 
 
 trifler, waiter on Providence; Mi- 
 
 V, be -negligent &c. adj. ; take no 
 care of &c. (take care of &c. 459) ; neg- 
 lect ; let -slip, - go ; lay -, set -, cast -, 
 put- aside ; keep -, leave- out of sight ; 
 lose sight of. 
 
 overlook, disregard ; pass -over, - by ; 
 let pass ; blink ; wink -, connive- at 
 
IV. (I.) II. 
 
 OPERATIONS, ETC., OF INTELLECr. 
 
 459—462. 
 
 mount guard, set watch, ■watch ; keep 
 in -sight, - view ; mind, - one's busi- 
 ness. 
 
 look -sharp, - ahout one ; look with 
 one's own eyes ; keep a -good, - sharp- 
 look-out ; have all one's -wits, - eyes- 
 ahout one ; watch for &c. (expect) 507 ; 
 keep one's eyes -, have the eyes -, sleep 
 with one eye- open, 
 
 take precautions &c. 673 ; protect &c. 
 {render safe) 664. 
 
 do one's best &c, 682 ; mind one's Ps 
 and Qs, speak by the card , pick one's steps. 
 
 Adj. care-, regard-, heed-ful ; taking 
 care &c. v. ; particular ; prudent &c. 
 {cautious) 864 ; considerate ; thoughtful 
 itc. {deliberative) 45 1 ; provident &c. 
 {prepared) 673 ; alert &c. (active) 682 ; 
 sure-footed. 
 
 guarded, on one's guard ; on the -qui 
 vive, - alert, - watch, - look out ; awake, 
 broad awake, vigilant ; watch-, wake-, 
 wist-ful ; Argus-eyed ; wide awake Sec. 
 {intelligent) 498 ; on the watch for &c. 
 {expectant) 507. 
 
 tidy &c. (orderly) 58, (clean) 652 ; 
 accurate &c. (exact) 494 ; scrupulous 
 &c. (conscientious) 939; cavendo tutus 
 &c. (safe) 664. 
 
 Adv. carefully &c. c(dj. ; with care, 
 gingerly. 
 
 Phr. quis custodiet istos custodes ? 
 
 gloss over; take no -note, - notice, - 
 thought, - account- of; pay no regard 
 to ; laisser aller. 
 
 scamp ; trifle, fribble ; do by halves ; 
 cut; slight &c. (despise) 930; play -, 
 trifle- with ; slur ; skim, - the surface ; 
 efflcure^' ; take a cursory view of &c. 457. 
 
 slur -, slip -, skip -, jump- over ; pre- 
 termit, miss, skip, jump, omit, give the 
 go-by to, push aside, throw into the 
 background, shelve, sink ; ignore, shut 
 one's eyes to, refuse to hear, turn a deaf 
 ear to ; leave out of one's calculation ; 
 not -attend to &c. 457, - mind ; not 
 trouble -oneself, - one's head- -with, - 
 about ; forget &c. 506 ; be caught nap- 
 ping &c. (not expect) 508 ; leave a loose 
 thread : let the grass grow under one's 
 feet. 
 
 render -neglectful t&c. adj, ; put -j 
 throw- off" one's guard. 
 
 Adj. neglecting &c. v.\ unmindful, 
 negligent, neglectful ; heedless, careless, 
 thoughtless ; perfunctory, remiss. 
 
 inconsiderate ; un-, in-circumspect ; 
 ofi" one's guard ; un-wary, -watchful, 
 -guarded; ofl'hand. 
 
 supine &c. (inactive) 683; inattentive 
 &c. 458 ; insouciant &c. (indifferent) 
 823 : imprudent, reckless, &c. 863 : slo- 
 venly &c. (disordei'ly) 59, (dirty) 653 ; 
 inexact &c. (erroneous) 495 ; improvi- 
 dent &c. 674. 
 
 neglected &c. v. ; un-heeded, -cared 
 for, -perceived, -seen, -observed, -noticed, -noted, -marked, -attended 
 to, -thought of, -regarded, -remarked, -missed ; shunted, shelved. 
 
 mi-examined, -studied, -searched, -scanned, -weighed, -sifted, -ex- 
 plored. 
 
 abandoned ; buried in a napkin, hid under a bushel. 
 Adv. negligently &c. adj.\ hand over head, anyhow; in an un- 
 guarded moment &c. (unexpectedly) 508 ; per incuriam. 
 Int. never mind, no matter, let it pass. 
 
 461. Inquiry. [Subject of In- 
 quiry. Question.] — W. inquiry; re- 
 quest &c. 765 ; search, research, quest ; 
 pursuit &c. 622. 
 
 examination, review, scrutiny, investi- 
 gation, indao-ation; per-quisition, -scru- 
 tation, -vestigation ; inqu-est, -isition ; 
 exploration ; exploitation, ventilation. 
 
 sifting ; calculation, analysis, dissec- 
 tion, resolution, induction ; Baconian 
 method. 
 
 strict -, close -, searching -, exhaus- 
 tive- inquiry ; narrow -, strict- search ; 
 study &c. (consideration). 4.$!. 
 129 
 
 462. Answer.— ir. answer, re- 
 sponse, reply, replication, riposte, re- 
 joinder, surrejoinder, rebutter, surre- 
 butter, retort, repartee ; rescript, -ion ; 
 antiphon, -y; acknowledgment; pass- 
 word ; echo. 
 
 discovery &c. 480a ; solution kc. (ex- 
 planation) 522 ; rationale kc. (cause) 
 153; clue &c. (indication) 550, 
 
 CEdipus ; oracle &c. 513; return &c. 
 (record) 551. 
 
 V. answer, respond, reply, rebut, re- 
 tort, rejoin ; give -, return for- answer \ 
 acknowledge, echo. 
 
461—462. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. 
 
 scire facias, ad referendum ; trial. 
 
 questioning &c. v.\ interroga-tion, 
 -tory; interpellation; challenge, exami- 
 nation, cross-examination, catechism ; 
 feeler, Socratic method, zetetic philo- 
 sophy ; leading question ; discussion &c. 
 
 explain &c. (interpret) 522 ; solve &c. 
 {unriddle) 522; discover &c. 480a; 
 fathom, hunt out, &c. {inquire) 461 ; 
 satisfy, set at rest, determine. 
 
 Adj. answering &c. v. ; respon-sive, 
 -dent ; conclusive. 
 
 Adv. because &c. (cause) 153; on 
 
 the -scent, - right scent. 
 Int. eureka! 
 
 {reasoning) 476 
 
 reconnoitering, reconnaissance ; prying 
 &c. V.', espionage, espionnage ; domicili- 
 ary visit, peep behind the ciu-tain ; lan- 
 tern of Diogenes. 
 
 question, query, problem, desideratum, 
 point to be solved, porism ; subject -, field- of -inquiry, - controversy ; 
 point -, matter- in dispute ; moot-point ; issue, question at issue ; bone 
 of contention &c. (discord) 713 ; plain-, fair -, open- question; enigma 
 &c. (secret) 533 ; knotty point &c. (difficulty) 704; quodlibet; threshold 
 of an inquiry. 
 
 inquirer, investigator, inquisitor, inspector, querist, examiner, cate- 
 chist ; scrut-ator, -ineer ; analyst; quidnunc &c. (curiosity) 455. 
 
 V. make -inquiry &c. n. ; inquire, seek, search ; look -for, - about 
 for, - out for ; scan, reconnoitre, explore, sound, rummage, ran- 
 sack, pry, peer, look round ; look -, go- -over, - through ; spy^ over- 
 haul. 
 
 scratch the head, slap the forehead. 
 
 look -, peer -, pry- into every hole and comer ; trace up ; hunt -, 
 fish -, ferret- out ; unearth ; leave no stone unturned. 
 
 seek a -clue, - clew ; hunt, track, trail, mouse, dodge, trace : follow 
 the -trail, - scent ; pursue &c. 662 ; beat up one's quarters ; fish for ; 
 feel for &c. (experiment) 463. 
 
 investigate ; ta^ke up -, institute -, pursue -, follow up -, conduct -, 
 carry on -, prosecute- -an inquiry »fec. n. ; look -at, - into ; pre-examine ; 
 discuss, canvass, agitate. 
 
 examine, study, consider, calculate ; dip -, dive -, delve -, go deep- 
 into ; make sure of, probe, sound, fathom ; probe to the -bottom, - 
 quick ; scrutinize, analyze, anatomize, dissect, parse, resolve, sift, 
 winnow ; view -, try- in all its phases ; thresh out. 
 
 bring in question, subject to examination ; put to the proof &c. (ex- 
 periment) 463 ; audit, tax, pass in review ; take into consideration tfec. 
 (think over) 451 ; take counsel &c. 695. 
 
 ask, question, demand ; put -, pop -, propose -, propound -, moot -, 
 start -, raise -, stir -, suggest -, put forth -, ventilate -, grapple with -, 
 go into- a question. 
 
 put to the question, interrogate, catechize, pump ; cross-question, 
 -examine; dodge; require an answer; pick -, suck- the brains of; 
 feel the pulse. 
 
 be -in question &c. adj. ; undergo examination. 
 
 Adj. inquiry &c. u ; inquisitive &c. (cwious) 455; requisit-ive, 
 -ory ; catechetical, inquisitorial, analytic; in -search, - quest- of; on 
 the look-out for, interrogative, zetetic ; all-searching. 
 
 un-deterrained, -tried, -decided ; in -question, - dispute, - issue, 
 - course of inquiry ; under -discussion, - consideration, - investigation 
 &c. n.) sub judice, moot, proposed; doubtful &c. (uncertain) 475, 
 
 Adv. what ? why ? wherefore ? whence ? whither ? where ? 
 qucere ? how -comes, - happens, - is- it ? what is the reason ? what's 
 4he matter, - in the wind ? what on earth ? when ? who ? 
 130 
 
IV. (I.) u. OPERATIONS, ETC., OF INTELLECT. •263—466. 
 
 463. Experiment.— w. experiment; essay &c. (attempt) 675; 
 analysis &c. {investiyation) 461 ; trial, tentative method, tdtonnement. 
 
 verification, probation, expeiimentum crucis, proof, criterion, dia- 
 gnostic, test, crucial test. 
 
 crucible, reagent, check, touchstone, pix ; assay, ordeal ; ring-. 
 
 empiricism, rule of thumb, 
 
 feeler ; pilot -, messenger- balloon ; pilot engine : scout ; straw to 
 show the wind. 
 
 speculation, random shot, leap in the dark, 
 
 analy-zer, -st ; adventurer : experiment-er, -ist, -alist. 
 
 v. experiment; essay &c, (endeavour) 675; try, assay; make -an 
 experiment, - trial of ; give a trial to; put upon -, subject to- trial; 
 experiment upon ; rehearse ; put -, bring -, submit- to the -test, - proof: 
 prove, verify, test, touch, practise upon, try one's strength. 
 
 grope ; feel -, grope- -for, - one's way; fumble ; tdtonner, alle?' a tdtons ; 
 put -, throw- out a feeler ; send up a pilot balloon ; see how the -land 
 lies, - wind blows ; consult the barometer ; feel the pulse ; fisii -, bob- 
 for; cast -, beat- about for; angle, trawl, cast one's net, beat the 
 bushes. 
 
 try one's fortune &c. (adventure) 675 ; explore &c. (inquire) 461. 
 
 Adj. experimental ; probat-ive, -ory, -ionary ; analytic, docimastic ; 
 tentative; empirical. 
 
 under probation, on one's trial. 
 
 464. Comparison. — M". comparison, collation, contrast; identifi- 
 cation, 
 
 sim-ile, -ilitude ; allegory &c, (metaphor) 521. 
 
 V. compare -to, - with ; collate, confront ; place side by side &c, (near) 
 l()7'^ set -, pit- against one another; contrast, balance, 
 identify, draw a parallel, parallel. 
 
 compare notes ; institute a comparison ; jmrva componere magnis. 
 Adj. comparative; metaphorical &c, 521. 
 compared witb &c. v. ; comparable. 
 Adv. relatively &c. (relation) 9 ; as compared with &c. v. 
 
 465. Discrimination.— lar. dis- 
 crimination, distinction, differentiation, 
 diagnosis, diorism ; nice perception ; per- 
 ception -, appreciation- of difference ; 
 estimation &c. 466 ; nicety, refinement ; 
 taste &c, 850 ; cyritique, judgment ; tact ; 
 discernment &c. {intelligence) 498 ; iiu- 
 
 465a. Indiscrimination.— If. 
 
 indiscrimination ; indistinct-ness, -ion ; 
 uncertainty &c. (doubt) 475. 
 
 V. not -discriminate &c. 465 ; over- 
 look &c, (neglect) 460- a distinction ; 
 con-found, -fuse. 
 
 Adj. indiscriminate ; undistinguish- 
 ed, -able ; unmeasured. 
 
 ances. 
 
 V. discriminate, distinguish, several- 
 ize ; separate ; draw the line, sift ; sepa- 
 rate -, winnow- the chaff" from the wheat ; split hairs, 
 
 estimate &c. {measure) 466 ; know -which is which, - what is what, 
 - ^ a hawk from a handsaw.' 
 
 take into -account, - consideration ; give -, allow- due weight to ; 
 weigh carefully. 
 
 Adj. discriminating &c. v. ; dioristic, discriminative, distinctive ; 
 
 nice. 
 
 Phr. il y a fagots et fagots; rem acu tetigisti. 
 
 466. Bleasurement. — N". measurement, admeasurement, men- 
 suration, survey, valuation, appraisement, assessment, assize ; estim-ate, 
 131 '^^ 
 
466—469. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (I.) m. 
 
 -ation; dead reckoning; reckoning &c. (numeration) 85; gauging 
 &c. y. 
 
 Metrology, weights ana measures, compound arithmetic. 
 
 measure, yard measure, standard, rule, foot-rule, compass, callipers ; 
 gage, gauge ; meter, line, rod, check. 
 
 flood -, high water- mark ; index &c. 550. 
 
 scale; gradu-ation, -ated scale ; nonius; vevnieY &c. (minuteness) 193; 
 theTmo(heat &c. 382)-, baro(«ir &c. 338)-, a,nemo(2vind 349)-, dynamo-, 
 gonio(aw^/e 244)-meter ; landmark &c. (limit) 233 ; balance &c. (iveight) 
 
 319. 
 
 coordinates, ordinate and abscissa, polar coordinates, latitude and lon- 
 gitude, declination and right ascension, altitude and azimuth. 
 
 Geo-, Stereo-, Hypso-metry ; metage ; surveying, land surveying ; 
 Geo-desy, -detics, -desia ; ortho-, alti-metry ; cadastre. 
 
 astrolabe, armillary sphere. 
 
 land-surveyor ; geometer. 
 
 V. measure, mete ; value, assess, rate, appraise, estimate, form an es- 
 timate, set a value on ; appreciate. 
 
 span, pace, step ; apply the -compass &c. n. ; gauge, plumb, probe, 
 sound, fathom ; heave the -log, - lead ; survey. 
 
 take an average &c. 29 ; graduate. ■ 
 
 Adj. measuring &c. v. ; metric, -al ; measurable ; geodetical. 
 
 Section III. Materials foe Eeasoxixg. 
 
 467. Evidence [on one side.] — 
 U. evidence; facts, premises, (?a^a,pr«^- 
 cognita, grounds. 
 
 indication &c. 550; criterion &c. (test) 
 
 463- 
 
 testi-mony, -fication ; attestation ; de- 
 position &c. (affirmntion) 535 ; exami- 
 nation. 
 
 admission &c. (assent) 488 ; authority, 
 warrant, credential, diploma, voucher, 
 certificate, doquet, docket ; record &c. 
 551 ; document', jnece justificative; deed, 
 warranty, &c. (security) 771; signature, 
 seal, &c. (identification) 550; exhibit. 
 
 witness, indicator ; eye-, ear-witness ; 
 deponent; sponsor. 
 
 oral -, documentary -, hearsay -, ex- 
 ternal -, extrinsic -, internal -, inti-insic 
 -, circumstantial -, cumulative -, ex 
 Iftarte -, presumptive -, collateral -, con- 
 structive- evidence ; proof &c. (demon- 
 stration) 478 ; evidence in chief. 
 
 secondary evidence ; confirmation, cor- 
 roboration, support; ratification &c. (as- 
 sent) 488 ; authentication ; compurga- 
 tion, wager of law, comprobation. 
 citation, reference. 
 
 V. be -evidence &c. n. ; evince, show, 
 betoken, tell of; indicate &c. (denote) 
 550; imply, involve, argue, bespeak, 
 breathe. 
 
 have -, carry- weight ; tell, speak vo- 
 132 
 
 468. [Evidence on the other side, 
 on the other hand.] Counter-evi" 
 dence.-ir. counter-evidence ; evidence 
 on the other -side, - hand; disproof; 
 refutation &c. 479 ; negation &c. 536 ; 
 conflicting evidence. 
 
 plea &c. 617; \'indication &c. 937; 
 counter-protest ; tu quoque argument ; 
 other side -, reverse- of the shield. 
 
 V. countervail, oppose ; rebut &c. 
 (refute) 479; subvert &c. (destroy) 162; 
 check, weaken ; contravene ; contradict 
 &c. (deny) 536; tell another story, turn 
 the scale, alter the case • cut both ways ; 
 prove a negative. 
 
 audii'e alteram partem. 
 
 Adj. countervailing &c. v.-, contra- 
 dictor3^ 
 
 un-attested, -authenticated, -support- 
 ed by evidence. 
 
 Adv. jper contra, 
 
 469. Qualification.— X. quali- 
 fication, limitation, modification, colour- 
 ing. 
 
 allowance, grains of allowance, con- 
 sideration, extenuating circumstances. 
 
 condition, proviso, exception ; exemp- 
 tion ; salvo, saving clause ; discount &c. 
 
 V. qualify, limit, modify, leaven, give 
 a colour to, introduce new conditions. 
 
IV. (T.) ni. 
 
 MATERIALS FOR REASONING. 
 
 467—471. 
 
 lumes; speak for itself «S:c. manifest 
 
 rest -, depend- upon ; repose on. 
 
 bear -witness &c. w.; give -evidence 
 &c. w.; testify, depose, witness, vouch 
 for ; sign, seal, undersign, set one's hand 
 and seal, sign and seal, deliver as one's 
 act and deed, certify, attest; acknow- 
 ledge &c. {assent) 488. 
 
 make absolute, confirm, ratify, corro- 
 borate, endorse, countersign, support, 
 bear out, uphold, warrant. 
 
 adduce, attest, cite, quote ; refer -, 
 appeal- to 5 call, - to witness ; bring 
 -forward, - into court ; allege, plead ; 
 produce -, confront- witnesses ; collect -, 
 bring together -, rake up- evidence. 
 
 have -, make out- a case ; establish. 
 
 allow -, make allowance- for ; admit 
 exceptions, take into account. 
 
 take exception. 
 
 Adj. qualifying &c. v.; conditional; 
 exceptional &c. {unconformahle) ^i-^. 
 
 hypothetical &c. (su2jposed) 514 ; con- 
 tingent &c. (uncertain) 475. 
 
 Adv. pronded, - always ; if, unless, 
 but, yet ; according as ; conditionally, 
 admitting, supposing ; on the supposition 
 of &c. (theoretically) 514 ; with the un- 
 derstanding, even, although, though, for 
 all that, after all, at all events. 
 
 with grains of allowance, cum grano 
 salis ; exceptis excipiendis ; wind and 
 weather permitting ; if possible &c. 
 470. 
 
 subject to ; with this -proviso &c. n. 
 
 authenticate, substantiate, verify, make 
 good, quote chapter and verse ; bring 
 -home to, - to book. 
 
 Adj . showing &c. v. ; indica-tive, -tory ; deducible &c. 478 ; grounded -, 
 founded -, based- on ; corroborative, confirmatory. 
 
 Adv. by inference; according to, witness, a fortiori-, still -more, - 
 less ; raison de jjIus ; in corroboration &c. n. of ; valeat quantum ; un- 
 der -seal, - one's hand and seal. 
 
 Degrees of Evidence. 
 
 470. Possibility. — N". possibi- 
 lity, potentiality ; what -may be, - is pos- 
 sible &c. adj. ; compatibility &c. (agree- 
 ment) 23. 
 
 practicability, feasibility ; practicable- 
 ness &c. adj. 
 
 contingency, chance, &c. 1 56. 
 
 V. be -possible &c. adj. ; stand a 
 chance ; admit of, bear. 
 
 render -possible &c. adj. ; put in the 
 w^ay of. 
 
 Adj. possible ; on the -cards, - dice ; 
 in posse, within the bounds of possibi- 
 lity, conceivable, credible ; compatible 
 &c. 23. 
 
 practicable, feasible, performable, a- 
 chievable, within reach, accessible, su- 
 perable, surmountable ; at-, ob-tainable ; 
 contingent &c. (doubtful) 475. 
 
 Adv. possibly, by possibility ; per- 
 haps, -chance, -adventure ; may be, hap- 
 ly, mayhap. 
 
 if possible, wind and weather permit- 
 ting, God willing, Deo volente, D.V. 
 
 471. Impossibility.— lar. impos- 
 sibility &c. adj. ; what -cannot, - can 
 never- be; sour grapes ; hopelessness &c. 
 859. 
 
 V. be -impossible &c. adj. ; have no 
 chance whatever. 
 
 attempt impossibilities ; square the 
 circle, wash a blackamoor white ; skin a 
 flint ; make -a silk purse out of a sow's 
 ear, - bricks without straw; have no- 
 thing to go upon ; weave a rope of sand, 
 build castles in the air, prendre la lune 
 avec les dents, extract sunbeams from cu- 
 cumbers, set the Thames on fire, milk a 
 he-goat into a sieve, catch a weasel 
 asleep, romjjre ranguille au genou, be in 
 two places at once. 
 
 Adj. impossible; not -possible &c. 
 470 : absurd, contrary to reason ; unrea- 
 sonable &c. 477 ; incredible «fcc. 485 ; 
 beyond the bounds of -reason, - possi- 
 bility ; from which reason recoils ; visi- 
 onary ; inconceivable &c. (improbable) 
 473; prodigious &c. (wondeiful) 870; 
 un-, in-imaginable. 
 
 impracticable, unachievable ; un-, in- 
 feasible ; insuperable ; un-, in-surmount- 
 ^33 
 
471—475. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (L) in. 
 
 able ; unat-, unob-tainable ; out of -reacli, - the question ; not to Ije 
 -had, - thought of ; beyond control ; desperate &c. {hopeless) 859 ; 
 incompatible &c. 24 ; inaccessible, uncomeatable, impassable, imper- 
 vious, innavigable, inextricable. 
 
 out of -, beyond- one's -power, - depth, - reach, - grasp ; too much 
 for ; ultra ci'epidam. 
 
 non possumus ; non nostrimi tantas com- 
 
 Phr. the grapes are sour 
 ponei'e lites. 
 
 472. Probability.— XT. 
 
 bility, likelihood ; likeliness »&c. adj. 
 
 vraisemhlance, verisimilitude, plausibi- 
 lity; colour, semblance, show of; pre- 
 sumption ; presumptive -, circumstantial- 
 evidence ; credibility. 
 
 reasonable -,fair -, good -, favourable- 
 -chance, - prospect ; prospect, well- 
 grounded hope; chance &c. 156. 
 
 V. be -probable &c. adj.; give -, lend- 
 colour to ; point to ; imply &c. (evidence) 
 
 I 473. Zmprobability.— XT. im- 
 
 I probability, unlikelihood ; unfavourable 
 I -, bad -, little -, small -, poor -, scarcely 
 ' any -, no- chance ; bare possibility : long 
 odds; incredibility &c. 485. 
 
 V. be -improbable »S:c. adj. ; have a 
 -small chance &c. n. 
 
 Adj. improbable, unlikely, contrary 
 to all reasonable expectation. 
 
 rare &c. {infrequent) 1 37 ; unheard of, 
 inconceivable; un-, in-imaginable; in- 
 credible &c. 485 ; more than doubtful. 
 Phr. the chances are against. 
 
 467 ; bid fair tfec. {jjromise) 511; stand 
 fair for ; stand -, run- a good chance. 
 
 think likely, dare say, flatter oneself ; 
 expect &c. 507 ; count upon «S:c. (believe) 
 484. 
 
 Adj. probable, likely, hopeful, to be expected, in a fair way. 
 
 plausible, specious, ostensible, colourable, ben trovato, well-founded, 
 reasonable, credible, easy of belief, presumable, presumptive, apparent. 
 
 Adv. probably &c. adj. ; belike ; in all -probability, - likelihood ; 
 very -, most- likely ; like enough ; ten &c. to one ; apparently, seem- 
 ingly, according to every reasonable expectation ; pj-imd facie ; to all 
 appearance &c. (to the eye) 448. 
 
 Phr. the -chances, - odds- are; appearances -, chances- are in 
 favour of ; there is reason to -believe, - think, - expect ; I dare say ; 
 all Lombard Street to a China oranjje. 
 
 474. Certainty. — M". certainty; 
 necessity &c. 601 ; certitude, surety, as- 
 surance ; dead -, moral- certainty ; in- 
 fallibleness &c. adj. ; infallibility, relia- 
 bility. 
 
 gospel, scripture, church, pope, court 
 of final appeal; res judicata, ultimatum. 
 
 positiveness ; dogmat-ism, -ist, -izer ; 
 doctrinaire, bigot, opinionist. Sir Oracle ; 
 ipse dixit. 
 
 fact ; positive -, matter of- fact ; fait 
 accompli. 
 
 V. be -certain &c. adj 
 son. 
 
 render -certain &c. adj. ; in-, en-, as- 
 sure ; clinch, make sure ; determine, 
 decide, set at rest, ^make assurance 
 double sure'; know &c. (believe) 484. 
 
 dogmatize, lay down the law. 
 
 Adj. certain, sure; assured &c. y. ; 
 solid, well foimded. 
 134 
 
 475. Uncertainty. — w. uncer- 
 tainty, incertitude, doubt ; doubtfulness 
 &c. adj. ; dubi-ety, -tation, -tancy, -ous- 
 ness. 
 
 hesitation, suspense ; perplexity, em- 
 barrassment, dilemma, bewilderment ; 
 timidity &c. {feai') 860 ; vacillation &c. 
 605 ; diaper esis, indetermination. 
 
 vagueness «fcc. adj. ; haze, fog ; ob- 
 scurity &c. (daj'kness) 421 ; ambiguity 
 &c. (double meaning) 520 ; contingency, 
 double contingency, possibility upon a 
 stand to rea- i possibility ; open question &c. (question) 
 I 461 ; onus probandi ; blind bargain, pig 
 in a poke, leap in the dark, something 
 or other ; needle in a bottle of hay ; 
 roving commission. 
 
 precariousness &c. adj. ; fallibility. 
 V. be -uncertain &c. adj. ; wonder 
 whether. 
 
 lose the -clue, - clew, - scent ; miss 
 one's way. 
 
IV. (I.) III. IV. EVIDENCE— REASONING PROCESSES. 474—477. 
 
 unqualified, absolute, positive, deter- 
 minate, definite, clear, unequivocal, cate- 
 gorical, unmistakable, decisive, decided, 
 ascertained. 
 
 inevitable, unavoidable, avoidless. 
 
 unerring, infallible ; unchangeable &c. 
 150; to be depended on, trustworthy, 
 reliable, bound. 
 
 un-impeachable, -deniable, -question- 
 able ; in-disputable, -contestable, -con- 
 trovertible, -dubitable ; irrefutable &c. 
 (p7-oven) 478 ; conclusive, without power 
 of appeal. 
 
 indubious ; without -, beyond a -, 
 without a shade or shadow of- -doubt, 
 
 - question ; past dispute ; beyond all 
 -question, - dispute ; un-doubted, -con- 
 tested, -questioned, -disputed ; question-, 
 doubt-less. 
 
 authoritative, authentic, official, 
 sure as -fate, -death and taxes,- a gun. 
 evident, self-evident, axiomatic ; clear, 
 
 - as day, - as the sun at noonday. 
 Adv. certainly &c. adj. ; for certain, 
 
 cevtes, sure, no doubt, doubtless, and no 
 mistake, Jlagra7ite delicto, sure enough, 
 to be sure, of course, as a matter of com'se, 
 a coup sur, to a certainty ; in truth &c. 
 (truly) 494 ; at -any rate, - all events ; 
 without fail ; coute -que coute, - quHl 
 coiite) whatever may happen, if the worst 
 come to the worst ; come -, happen- 
 \vhat -may, - will j sink or swim ; rain 
 or shine. 
 
 Plir. cela va sans dire ; there is -no 
 question, - not a shadow of doubt ; the 
 die is cast &c. {necessity) 601. 
 
 not know -what to make of &c. {unin- 
 telligibility) 519, - which way to turn, 
 - whether one stands on one's head or 
 one's heels; float in a sea of doubt, 
 hesitate, flounder ; lose -oneself, - one's 
 head ; muddle one's brains. 
 
 render -uncertain &c. adj. ; put out, 
 pose, puzzle, i)erplex, embarrass ; con-fuse, 
 -found ; bewilder, bother, moider, addle 
 the wits, throw oft' the scent ; ambiguas in 
 vulgus spargere voces ; keep in suspense. 
 
 doubt &c. (disbelieve) 485 ; hang -, 
 tremble- in the balance ; depend. 
 
 Adj. uncertain; casual; random &c. 
 (aitnless) 62 1 ; changeable &c. 149. 
 
 doubtful, dubious ; indecisive ; un- 
 settled, -decided, -determined; in sus- 
 pense, open to discussion ; controvertible ; 
 in question &c. (iriquiry) 4.61 . 
 
 vague ; in-deterrainate, -definite ; am- 
 biguous, equivocal ; undefin-ed, -able ; 
 confused &c. (indistinct) 447 ; mystic, 
 oracular. 
 
 perplexing &c. v. ; enigmatic, para- 
 doxical, apocryphal, problematical, hypo- 
 thetical ; experimental &c. 463. 
 
 fallible, questionable, precarious, slip- 
 pery, ticklish, debatable, disputable ; 
 un-reliable, -trustworthy. 
 
 contingent, - on, dependent on ; sub- 
 ject to; dependent on circumstances; 
 occasional ; provisional. 
 
 unauth-entic, -enticated, -oritative ; 
 un-ascertained, -confirmed ; undemon- 
 strated ; un-told, -counted. 
 
 in a -state of uncertainty, - cloud, - 
 maze; ignorant &c. 491 ; afraid to say; 
 out of one's reckoning, astray, adrift ; 
 at -sea, - fault, - a loss, - one's wit's end, 
 -a nonplus; puzzled &c. v.; lo8t,ahi'osid,desoriente', dis-tracted, -fraught. 
 Adv. pendente lite ; sub spe rati. 
 
 Phr. Heaven knows ; who can tell ? who shall decide when do etors 
 disayrree ? 
 
 Section IV. Reasonin^g Processes. 
 
 476. Reasoning'.— TT. reasoning; 
 ratio-cination, -nalism ; dialectics, induc- 
 tion, generalization. 
 
 discussion, comment ; ventilation ; in- 
 quiry &c. 461. 
 
 argumentation, controversy, debate ; 
 polemics, wrangling ; contention &c. 720 ; 
 logomachy; dis-putation, -ceptation ; pa- 
 per war. 
 
 art of reasoning, logic. 
 
 477. [The absence of reasoning.] 
 Intuition. [False or vicious reason- 
 ing ; show of reason.] Sophistry. — 
 W. intuition, instinct, association ; pre- 
 sentiment ; rule of thumb. 
 
 sophistry, paralogy, perversion, casuis- 
 try, Jesuitry, equivocation, evasion ; chi- 
 cane, -ry ; quiddet, quiddity ; mystifica- 
 tion ; special pleading ; speciousness &c. 
 
 adj. ; nonsense &c. 
 fence. 
 
 497 ; word-, tongue- 
 135 
 
476—479. 
 
 process -, train -, chain- of reasoninp:; 
 de-, in-diiction ; synthesis, analysis. 
 
 argument; case, plaidoi/er, opening; 
 lemma, proposition, terms, premises, pos- 
 tulate, data, starting point, principle ; in- 
 ference &c. {judgment) 480. 
 
 pro-, syllogism; enthymeme, sorites, 
 dilemma, perilepsis, a priori reasoning, 
 reductioadabsurdum horns of a dilemma, 
 aniumentum ad hominem, comprehensive 
 argument. 
 
 reasoner, logician, dialectician; dis- 
 putant ; coutrover-sialist, -tist ; wrangler, 
 arguer, debater, polemic, casuist, ratio- 
 nalist; scientist. 
 
 logical sequence ; good case ; correct -, 
 just -, sound -, valid -, cogent -, logical 
 -, forcible -, persuasive -, persuasory -, 
 consectar}^ -, conclusive &c. 478 -, 
 subtle- reasoning; force of argument; 
 f trong -point, - argument. 
 
 arguments, reasons, pros and cons. 
 
 V. reason, argue, discuss, debate, dis- 
 pute, wrangle; bandy -words, - argu- 
 ments ; chop logic ; hold -, carry on- an 
 argument; controvert &c. (deny) 536; 
 canvass ; comment -, moralize- upon ; 
 spiritualize ; consider &c. {examine) 461. 
 
 open a -discussion, - case ; try con- 
 clusions ; join -, be at- issue; moot; 
 come to the point ; stir -, agitate -, ven- 
 tilate -, torture- a question ; take up a 
 -side, - case. 
 
 contend, take one's stand upon, in- 
 sist, lay stress on ; infer &c. 480. 
 
 follow from &c. {demonstration) 478. 
 
 Adj. reasoning &c. v.) rationalistic; 
 argumentative, controversial, dialectic, 
 ]iolemical; discurs-ory, -ive; disputa- 
 tious. 
 
 debatable, controvertible. 
 
 logical ; relevant &c. 23. 
 
 Adv. for, because, hence, whence, see- 
 ing that, since, sith, then, thence, so ; 
 ibr -that,- this, - which- reason ; for-, in- 
 asmuch as; whereas, ex concesso, con- 
 sidering, in consideration of; there-, 
 where-fore; consequently, erffo, thus, 
 accordingly ; a fortiori. 
 
 in -conclusion, - fine; finally, after 
 all, au bout du cotnpte, on the whole, 
 taking one tinng with another. 
 
 ^78. Demonstration. — ] 
 
 136 
 
 INTELLECT. IV. (I.) iv. 
 
 false — , vicious- reasoning; petitio 
 principii, ignoratio elencki) ^ws/f hoc 
 ergo propter hoc ; non sequitur, ignotum 
 per ignotius. 
 
 misjudgment &c. 481; false teaching 
 &c. 538. 
 
 sophism, solecism, paralogism; quib- 
 ble, quirk, elenchus, elench, fallacy, quod- 
 libet, subterfuge, subtlety, quillet; in- 
 consistency, antilogy ; ' a mockery a de- 
 lusion and a snare ' ; claptrap, mere 
 words; 'lame and impotent conclusion.' 
 
 meshes -, cobwebs- of sophistry ; flaw 
 in an argument ; weak point, bad case. 
 
 over-refinement ; hair-splitting &c. v. 
 
 V. judge -intuitively, - by intuition ; 
 hazard a proposition, talk at random. 
 
 reason -ill, - falselv &c. adj. ; misjudge 
 &C.481. 
 
 pervert, quibble ; equivocate, mystify, 
 evade, elude ; gloss over, varnish ; mis- 
 teach &c. 538; mislead &c. {error) 495; 
 cavil, refine, subtilize, split hairs ; mis- 
 represent &c. {lie) 544. 
 
 beg the question, reason in a circle,. 
 i cut blocks with a razor, beat about the 
 bush, play fast and loose, blow hot and 
 cold, prove that black is white and white 
 black, travel out of the record, parler 
 a tort et a travers, put oneself out of 
 court, not have a leg to stand on. 
 
 Adj. intuitive, instinctive, impulsive ^ 
 independent of -, anterior to- reason; 
 gratuitous, hazarded ; unconnected. 
 
 unreasonable, illogical, false, unsound, 
 invalid ; unwarranted, not following ; 
 j inconsequent, -ial ; inconsistent ; abson- 
 ous, -ant; unscientific; untenable, in- 
 conclusive, incorrect ; fall-acious, -ible ; 
 groundless, unproved. 
 
 deceptive, sophistical, Jesuitical ; illus- 
 ive, -ory ; specious, hollow, plausible, ad 
 captandum, evasive ; irrelevant &c. 10. 
 
 weak, feeble, poor, flimsy, loose, vague, 
 irrational ; nonsensical &c. {absurd) 497 ; 
 foolish &c. {imbecile) 499 ; frivolous, pet- 
 tifogging, quibbling ; line-spun, over-re- 
 fined. 
 
 at the end of one's tether, au bout dc 
 son latin. 
 
 Adv. intuitively &c. adj.; by intui- 
 tion ; illogically &:c. adj. 
 
 Phr. non constat; that goes for no- 
 thing. 
 
 r. de- I 479. Confutation.— ir. con-, re- 
 
IV. (I.) IV. Y. PROCESSES— RESULTS OF REASONING. 
 
 478— <£81. 
 
 monstration, proof; conclusiveness &c. 
 adj. ; apodixis, probation, comprobation. 
 
 logic of facts &c. {evidence) 467 ; ex- 
 perimentum cinicis &c. {test) 463 ; argu- 
 ment &c. 476. 
 
 V. demonstrate, prove, establish, 
 make good ; show ; evince &c. {he evi- 
 dence of) 467 ; verify &c. 467 ; settle the 
 question, reduce to demonstration, set 
 the question at rest. 
 
 make out, - a case ; prove one's point, 
 have the best of the argument ; draw a 
 conclusion &c. {judge) 480. 
 
 follow, - of course ; stand to reason ; 
 hold -good, - water. 
 
 Adj. demonstra-ting &c. v., -five, -ble ; 
 probative, unanswerable, conclusive ; a- 
 podictic, -al ; irre-sistible, -futable, -fra- 
 gable. 
 
 categorical, decisive, crucial. 
 
 demonstrated &c. v. ; proven ; un-2on- 
 futed, -answered, -refuted ; evident &c. 
 
 474. 
 
 deducible, consequential, consectary, 
 inferential, following. 
 
 Adv. of course, in consequence, con- 
 sequently, as a matter of course. 
 
 Phr. probatum est ; there is nothing 
 must follow. 
 
 futation ; answer, complete answer ; dis- 
 proof, conviction, redargution, invalida- 
 tion ; expos-ure, -ition ; clincher ; retort ; 
 reductio ad absurdmn • knock down -, 
 tu quoque- argument. 
 
 V. con-, re-fute ; parry, negative, dis- 
 prove, redargue, expose, show the fallacy 
 of, rebut, defeat ; demolish &c. {destroy) 
 162; over-throw, -turn; scatter to the 
 winds, explode, invalidate; silence; put 
 -, reduce- to silence; clinch -an argu- 
 ment, - a question ; give one a set down, 
 stop the mouth, shut up ; have, - on 
 the hip. 
 
 not leave a leg to stand on, cut the 
 ground from under one's feet. 
 
 be confuted &c. ; fail; expose -, show- 
 one's weak point. 
 
 Adj. confut-ing, -ed, &c. r, ; capable 
 of refutation ; re-, con-futable. 
 
 condemned -on one's own showing, — 
 out of one's own mouth. 
 
 Phr. the argument falls to the ground, 
 cadit qucestio, it does not hold water, ^ suo 
 sibi gladio hunc juguloJ 
 
 more to be said, Q.E.D., it 
 
 Section V. Restjlts of Reasoning. 
 
 480. Judgrment. [Conclusion.] 
 
 — N". result, conclusion, upshot ; deduc- 
 tion, inference, ergotism, illation ; co- 
 rollary, porism ; moral. 
 
 estimation, valuation, appreciation, 
 judication; di-, ad-judication ; arbitr- 
 ament, -ement, -ation ; assessment, 
 ponderation. 
 
 award, estimate ; review, criticism, 
 critique, notice, report. 
 
 decision, determination, judgment, 
 finding, verdict, sentence, decree ; res 
 judicata. 
 
 plebiscite, voice, casting vote ; vote 
 SiC. {choice) 609 ; opinion &c. (belief) 
 484; good judgment &c. {jvisdom) 498. 
 
 judge, umpire ; arbi-ter, -trator ; as- 
 sessor, referee ; censor, reviewer, critic : 
 connoisseur: commentator &c. 524; in- 
 spector, inspecting officer. 
 
 V. judge, conclude : come to -, draw 
 -, arrive at- a conclusion ; ascertain, 
 determine, make up one's mind. 
 
 deduce, derive, gather, collect, draw an 
 inference, make a deduction, weet, ween. 
 
 481. llZisjudg>inent.— ST. mis- 
 judgment, obliquity of judgment ; mis- 
 calculation, -computation, -conception 
 &c. {error) 495 ; hasty conclusion. 
 
 prejud-gment, -ication, -ice ; foregone 
 conclusion ; pre-notion, -vention, -con- 
 ception, -dilection, -possession, -appre- 
 hension, -sumption, -sentiment ; fixed -, 
 preconceived- idea ; idee fixe ; mentis 
 gratissimus error ; fool's paradise. 
 
 esprit de corps, party spirit, partisan- 
 ship, clannishness, prestige. 
 
 bias, warp, twist ; hobby, fad, quirk, 
 crotchet, partiality, infatuation, blind 
 side, mote in the eye. 
 I onesided -, partial -, narrow -, con- 
 i fined -, superficial- -views, - ideas, - 
 1 conceptions, - notions ; narrow mind ; 
 I bigotry &c. {obstinacy) 606 ; odium 
 
 theohgicum ; pedantry ; hypercriticism. ♦ 
 j doctrinaire &c. {positive) 474. 
 
 v. mis-judge, -estimate, -think, -con- 
 1 jecture, -conceive &c. (error) 495 ; fly 
 in the face of facts ; mis-calculate, 
 ! -reckon, -compute. 
 
 137 
 
«80— «83. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 form an estimate, estimate, appreciate, 
 value, count, assess, rate, rank, account ; 
 regard, consider, think of; look upon 
 &c. (believe) 484 ; review. 
 
 settle ; pass -, give- an opinion ; de- 
 cide, try, pronounce, rule ; pass -judg- 
 ment, - sentence ; sentence, doom ; Mnd ; 
 give -, deliver- judgment; adjud-ge, 
 -icate ; arbitrate, award, report ; bring 
 in a verdict ; make absolute, set a ques- 
 tion at rest ; confirm &g. {assent) 488. 
 
 comment, criticize ; pass under review 
 tfec. {examine') 457 ; investigate &c. (in- 
 quii'e?) 461. 
 
 hold the scales, sit in judgment ; try 
 -, hear- a cause. 
 
 Adj. judging &c. v. ; judicious &c. 
 {wise) 498 ; determinate, conclusive. 
 
 Adv. on the whole, all things con- 
 sidered. 
 
 IV. (I.) V. 
 underestimate 
 
 overestimate &c. 482 
 &c. 483. 
 
 pre-, fore-judge; pre-suppose, -sume, 
 -judicate; dogmatize; have a -bias &c. 
 n, ; have only one idea ; jurare in verba 
 magistri, run away with the notion ; 
 jump -, rush- to a conclusion ; look only 
 at one side of the shield ; view -with 
 jaundiced eye, - through distorting 
 spectacles ; not see beyond one's nose ; 
 dare pondus fumo '^ get the wrong sow 
 by the ear &c. (blunde?-) 699. 
 
 give a -bias, - twist ; bias, warp, twist ; 
 pre-judice, -possess. 
 
 Adj. misjudging &c. v.; ill-judging, 
 wrong-headed ; prejudiced &c. v.; jaun- 
 diced ; short-sighted, purblind ; partial, 
 one-sided, superficial. 
 
 narrow-minded ; confined, illiberal, 
 intolerant, besotted, infatuated, fanatical, 
 entete, positive, dogmatic, conceited ; 
 opin-, opini-ative ; opinion-ed,-ate, -ative, -ated ; self-opinioned, wedded 
 to an opinion, opinidire; bigoted &c. {obstinate) 606; crotchety, fussy, 
 impracticable ; imreason-able, -ing ; stupid &c. 499 ; credulous &c. 486. 
 misjudged &c. v. 
 Adv. ex parte. 
 Phr. nothing like leather ; the wish the father to the thought. 
 
 480a. [Result of search or inquiry.] Discovery. — W. discovery, 
 detection, disenchantment. 
 
 trover &c. 775. 
 
 V, discover, find, determine, evolve ; fix upon ; find -, trace -, make -, 
 hunt -, fish -, worm -, ferret -, root- out ; fathom ; bring -, draw- out ; 
 educe, elicit, bring to light ; dig -, grub -, fish- up ; unearth, disinter. 
 
 solve, resolve ; un-riddle, -ravel, -lock ; pick -, open- the lock ; find a 
 -clue, - clew- to ; interpret &c. 522 ; disclose &c. 529. 
 
 trace, get at ; hit it, have it ; lay one's -finger, - hands- upon ; spot ; 
 get -, arrive- at the -truth &c. 494 ; put the saddle on the right horse, bit 
 the right nail on the head. 
 
 be near the truth, burn ; smoke, scent, sniff, smell a rat. 
 
 open the eyes to ; see -through, - daylight, -in its true colours, -the 
 cloven foot ; detect ; catch, - trippin^r. 
 
 pitch -, fall -, light -, hit -, stumble -, pop- upon ; come across ; meet 
 -, fall in- with. 
 
 recognize, realize, verify, make certain of, identify. 
 
 Int. eureka! 
 
 482. Overestixnation. — ir. 
 
 overestimation &c. v. ; exaggeration &c. 
 549 ; vanity &c. 880 ; optim-, pessim- 
 ism, -ist. 
 
 much -cry and little wool, - ado 
 about nothing ; storm in a teacup ; fine 
 talking. 
 
 V. over-estimate, -rate, -value, -prize, 
 -weigh, -reckon, -strain, -praise; esti- 
 mate too highly, attach too much im- 
 138 
 
 483. Underestimation. — ir. 
 
 underestimation ; depreciation &c. (de- 
 traction) 934 ; pessim-ism, -ist ; under- 
 valuing &c. 0. ; modesty «&c. 881. 
 
 V. under-rate, -estimate, -value, 
 -reckon ; depreciate ; disparage &c. (de- 
 tract) 934 ; not do justice to ; mis-, 
 dis-prize ; ridicule &c. 856 ; slight &c. 
 (despise) 930 ; neglect &c. 460 ; slur 
 
RESULTS OF REASONING. 
 
 IV. (I.) V. 
 
 portance to, make mountains of mole- 
 hills, catch at straws ; strain, maprnify ; 
 exaggerate Sec. 549 ; set too high a value 
 upon; think -, make- -much, - too 
 much- of; outreckon. 
 
 extol, - to the skies ; make the -most, 
 - best, - worst- of ; make two bites of a 
 cheny. 
 
 have too high an opinion of oneself 
 &c. (vanity) 880. 
 
 Adj. overestimated &c.v. ; oversensitive &c. {sensibility) 822. 
 
 Phr. all his geese are swans ; parturiunt montes. 
 
 482—485. 
 
 make -light, - little, - nothing, - no 
 account- of; think nothing of; set -no 
 store by, - at naught ; shake off as dew- 
 drops from the lion's mane. 
 
 Adj. depreciat-ing, -ed &c. v. ; un- 
 valued, -prized. 
 
 484. Belief. — iff. belief ; cre- 
 dence ; credit ; assurance ; faith, trust, 
 troth, confidence, presumption, sanguine 
 expectation &c. (hope) 858 ; dependence 
 on, reliance on. 
 
 persuasion, conviction, convincement, 
 plerophory, self-conviction ; certainty &c. 
 474 ; opinion, mind, view ; conception, 
 thinking ; impression &c. {idea) 453 ; 
 surmise &c. 514; conclusion &c. (judg- 
 ment) 480. 
 
 tenet, dogma, principle, way of think- 
 ing ; popular belief &c. (assent) 488. 
 
 firm — , implicit -, settled -, fixed -, 
 rooted -, deep-rooted -, staimch -, un- 
 shaken -, steadfast -, inveterate -, calm 
 -, sober -, dispassionate -, impartial -, 
 well founded- -belief, - opinion &c. ; 
 uberrima Jides, 
 
 system of opinions, school, doctrine, 
 articles, canons ; declaration -, profes- 
 s-ion- of faith ; tenets, credenda, creed ; 
 thirty-nine articles &c. (orthodoxy) 983a ; 
 catechism ; assent &c. 488 ; propaganda 
 kc. (teaching) 537. 
 
 credibility &c. (probability) 472. 
 
 V. believe, credit; give -faith, - 
 credit, - credence- to ; see, realize ; as- 
 sume, receive ; set down -, take- for ; 
 have -, take- it ; consider, esteem, pre- 
 simie. 
 
 count -, depend -, calculate -, pin 
 one s faith -, reckon -, lean -, build -, 
 rely -, rest- upon; lay one's account 
 for ; make sure of. 
 
 make oneself easy -about, - on that 
 score ; take on -trust, - credit ; take for 
 -granted, - gospel ; allow -, attach- 
 some weight to. 
 
 know, - for certain ; have -, make- 
 no doubt ; doubt not ; be -, rest- -as- 
 sured &c. adj. ; persuade -, assure -, 
 satisfy- oneself; make up one's mind. 
 
 485. Unbelief. Doubt. — iff. 
 
 un-, dis-, mis-belief; discredit, mis- 
 creance ; infidelity &c. (in'eligion) 989 ; 
 dissent &c. 489 ; change of -opinion &c. 
 484 ; retractation &c. 607. 
 
 doubt &c. (unceHaintij) 475 ; scepti- 
 cism, misgiving, demur ; dis-, mis-trust ; 
 misdoubt, suspicion, jealousy, scruple, 
 qualm ; onus probandi. 
 
 incredib-ility, -leness ; incredulity ; 
 unbeliever &c. 487. 
 
 V. dis-believe, -credit ; not -believe 
 Sec. 484 ; misbelieve ; refuse to admit 
 &c. (dissent) 489 ; refuse to believe &c. 
 (incredulity) 487. 
 
 doubt; be -doubtful &c. (uncertain) 
 475 ; doubt the truth of; be -sceptical as 
 to &c. adj. ; difiide ; dis-, mis-trust ; sus- 
 pect, smoke, scent, smell a rat ; have -, 
 harbour -, entertain- -doubts, - sus- 
 picions ; have one's doubts. 
 
 demur, stick at, pause, hesitate, scru- 
 ple. 
 
 hang in -suspense, - doubt. 
 
 throw doubt upon, raise a question ; 
 bring -, call- in question ; question, 
 challenge; dispute; deny »S:c. 536 ; cavil ; 
 cause -, raise -, start -, suggest -, 
 awake- a -doubt, - suspicion ; ergotize. 
 
 startle, stagger; shake -, stagger- 
 one's -faith, - belief. 
 
 Adj. unbelieving ; incredulous -, scep- 
 tical- as to ; distrustful -, shy -, sus- 
 picious- of; doubting &c. v. 
 
 doubtful &c. (uncei'tain) 475 ; dis- 
 putable ; unworthy -, undeserving- of 
 -belief &c, 484 ; questionable ; sus-pect, 
 -picious ; open to -suspicion, - doubt ; 
 staggering, hard to believe, incredible, 
 not to be believed, inconceivable. 
 
 fallible &c. (uncertain) 475 ; unde- 
 monstrable ; controvertible &c. (untrue) 
 495- 
 
 139 
 
^84— €37. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 iV. (L) y. 
 
 Adv. cum grano salts ; with grains of 
 allowance. 
 
 Phr. fronti nulla Jides ; nimium ne 
 crede colori ; ' timeo Danaos et dona 
 ferentes ' : credat Judeeus Apella ; let those 
 believe who may. 
 
 hazard 
 
 give one credit for ; confide -, believe 
 -, put one's trust- in ; place -, repose- 
 implicit confidence in ; take -one's word 
 for^ - at one's word ; place reliance on, 
 rely upon, swear by, regard to. 
 
 think, hold ; take, - it ; opine, be of 
 opinion, conceive, trow, ween, fancy, 
 apprehend ; have -, hold -, possess -, 
 entertain -, adopt -, imbibe -, embrace -, get hold of 
 foster -, nurture -, cherish- -a belief, - an opinion &c. n. 
 
 view -, consider -, take -, hold -, conceive -, regard -, esteem -, 
 deem -, look upon -, account -, set down- as ; surmise &c. 514. 
 
 get -, take- it into one's head ; come round to an opinion ; swallow 
 &c. {credulity) 486. 
 
 cause to -be believed &c. v. ; satisfy, persuade, have the ear of, gain 
 the confidence of, assure ; con-vince, -vict, -vert ; wean, bring round ; 
 bring -, win- over; indoctrinate &c. {teach) 537; cram down the 
 throat ; produce -, carry- conviction ; bring -, drive- home to. 
 
 go down, find credence, pass current ; be -received &c. v., - cur- 
 rent &c. adj. ; possess -, take hold of -, take possession of- the mind. 
 
 Adj. believing &c. v.; certain, sure, assured, positive, cocksure, 
 satisfied, confident, unhesitating, convinced, secure. 
 
 under the impression ; impressed -, imbued -, penetrated- with. 
 
 confiding, suspectless ; unsusp-ecting, -icious ; void of suspicion ; 
 credulous &c. 486 ; wedded to. 
 
 believed &c. v. ; accredited, putative ; unsuspected. 
 
 worthy of -, deserving of -, commanding- belief ; credible, reliable, 
 trustworthy, to be depended on; satisfactory; probable &c. 472; 
 fiduci-al, -ary ; persuasive, impressive. 
 
 relating to belief, doctrinal. 
 
 Adv. in the -opinion, - eyes- of; mejudice', me-seems, -thinks; to 
 the best of one's belief ; I -dare say, -'doubt not, - have no doubt, 
 - am sure ; sure enough &c. {certainty) 474 ; depend -, rely- upon it ; 
 be -, rest- assured ; I'll warrant you &c. {affirmation) 535. 
 
 4:86. Credulity.— MT. credul-ity, 
 -ousness &c. adj.; gull-, cuU-ibility ; 
 gross credulity, infatuation ; self-delu- 
 sion, -deception; superstition; one's 
 blind side ; bigotry &c. {obstinacy) 606 ; 
 hyper-orthodoxy &c. 984 ; misjudgment 
 &c. 481. 
 
 credulous person &c. {dupe) 547. 
 
 V. be -credulous &c. adj. ; jiirare in 
 verba mayistri; follow implicitly ; swal- 
 low, gulp down; take on trust; take for 
 -granted, - gospel ; run away with -a 
 notion, - an idea; jump -, rush- to a 
 conclusion ; think the moon is made of 
 green cheese ; take -, grasp- the shadow 
 for the substance ; catch at stra^ s. 
 
 impose upon &c. {deceive) 545. 
 
 487. Incredulity.— N". incredul- 
 ousness, -ity; scepticism, pyrrhonism; 
 want of faith &c. {irreligion) 989. 
 
 suspiciousness &c. adj.; scrupulosity; 
 suspicion &c. {unhelief ) 485. 
 
 unbeliever, sceptic ; misbeliever,* pyr- 
 rhonist ; heretic &c. {heto'odoi) 984. 
 
 V. be -incredulous &c. adj. ; distrust 
 &c. {disbelieve) 485 ; refuse to believe ; 
 shut one's -eyes, - ears- to ; turn a deaf 
 ear to ; hold aloof; ignore ; nullisjurare 
 in verba magistri. 
 
 Adj. incredulous, sceptical, unbe- 
 lieving, inconvincible ; hard -, shy- of 
 belief; suspicious, scrupulous, distrust- 
 ful. 
 
 * The word miscreant, which originally meant simply misbeliever, has now quite 
 
 another meaning (949). 
 140 
 
 See Trench, ' On the Study of Words,' p. 71. 
 
IV. (I.) V. 
 
 RESULTS OF EEASONING. 
 
 486—489. 
 
 Adj. credulous, gullible; easily -deceived &c. 545; simple, green, 
 soft, childish, silly, stupid ; over-credulous, -confident ; infatuated, 
 superstitious ; confiding &c. (helievi7ig) 484, 
 
 Phr. the vi^ish the father to the thought ; credo quia impossihile. 
 
 488. Assent.— la 
 
 acquiescence, admission 
 
 assent, -ment; 
 nod ; ac-, con- 
 cord, -cordance ; agreement &c. 23 ; af- 
 firm-ance, -ation ; recognition, acknov^r- 
 ledgment, avowal; confession, - of faith. 
 
 unanimity, common consent, consensus^ 
 acclamation, chorus, vox populi; popu- 
 lar -, current- -belief, - opinion ; public 
 opinion; concurrence &c. {of causes) 178; 
 cooperation &c. (voluntary) yog. 
 
 ratification, confirmation, corrobora- 
 tion, approval, acceptance, visa ; indorse- 
 ment &c. {record) 551, 
 
 consent &c. (compliance?) 762. 
 
 V. assent; give -, yield -, nod- as- 
 sent; acquiesce; agree &c. 23; receive, 
 accept, accede, accord, concur, lend one- 
 self to, consent, coincide, reciprocate, go 
 with ; be -at one with &c. adj. ; go along 
 -, chime in -, strike in -, close- with ; 
 echo, enter into one's views, agree in 
 opinion ; vote -, give one's voice- for ; 
 recognize ; subscribe -, conform -, defer- 
 to ; say -yes, - ditto, - amen, - aye- to. 
 
 acknowledge, own, admit, allow, avow, 
 confess; concede &c. (yield) 763; come 
 round to ; abide by ; permit &c. 760. 
 
 come to -an understanding, - terms, - 
 an agreement. 
 
 con-, af-firm ; ratify, approve, endorse, 
 countersign ; corroborate &c. 467. 
 
 go -, swim- with the stream ; be in 
 tbe fashion, join in the chorus ; be in 
 every mouth. 
 
 Adj. assenting &c. v. ; of one -accord, 
 - mind ; of the same mind, at one with, 
 agreed, acquiescent, content ; veiling &c. 
 602. 
 
 un-contradicted, -challenged, -ques- 
 tioned, -controverted. 
 
 carried -, agreed- -nem. con. &c, adv. ; 
 unanimous ; agreed on all hands, carried 
 by acclamation. 
 
 affirmative &c. 535. 
 
 Adv. yes, yea, ay, aye, true ; good ; 
 well ; very -well, - true ; well and good ; granted ; even -, just- so ; 
 to be sure, ' thou hast said'; truly, exactly, precisely, that's just it, 
 indeed, certainly, certes, ex concesso ; of course, unquestionably, assur- 
 edly, no doubt, doubtless. 
 
 be it so ; so -be it, - let it be ; amen ; willingly &c. 602. 
 
 affirmatively, in the affirmative. 
 
 489. Dissent. — ir. dissent; dis- 
 cordance &c. (disagreement) 24 ; differ- 
 ence -, diversity- of opinion. 
 
 non-conformity &c. (heterodoxy) 984; 
 protestantism, recusancy, schism ; dis- 
 affection ; secession &c. 624; recantation 
 &c. 607. 
 
 dissension &c. (discord) 713; discon- 
 tent &c. 832 ; cavilling. 
 
 protest ; contradiction &c. (denial) 
 530; non-compliance &c. (i-ejection) 764. 
 
 dissent-ient, -er ; non-juror, -content; 
 recusant, schismatic, protestant. 
 
 V. dissent, demur ; call in question 
 &c. (doubt) 485 ; differ in opinion, dis- 
 agree ; say -no &c. 536 ; refuse -assent, 
 - to admit; cavil, protest, raise one's 
 voice against, repudiate ; contradict &c. 
 (deny) 536. _ 
 
 have no notion of, differ toto coelo ; re- 
 volt -at, - from the idea. 
 
 shake the head, shrug the shoulders ; 
 look -askance, - askant. 
 
 secede ; recant &c. 607. 
 
 Adj. dissenting &c. v. ; negative &c. 
 536; diss-ident, -entient ; unconsenting 
 &c. (refusi72g) 764; non-content, -juring ; 
 protestant, recusant ; uncou-vinced, -ver- 
 ted. 
 
 unavowed, unacknowledged ; out of 
 the question. 
 
 discontented Sec. 832 ; unwilling &c, 
 603 ; extorted. 
 
 sectarian, denominational, schismatic. 
 
 Adv. no &c. 536 ; at -variance, - 
 issue- with ; under protest. 
 
 Int. God forbid ! not for the world ; 
 111 be hanged if; never tell me ; yoiu' 
 humble servant, pardon me. 
 
 Phr. many men many minds ; quot 
 homines tot sententice; tant s'enfaut; il 
 ien faut hien. 
 
 141 
 
488— '191. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (1.) V. 
 
 with one -consent, - voice, - accord ; unanimously, una voce, by 
 common consent, in chorus, to a man, nem. con. ; nemine -contradi- 
 cente, - dissentiente ; without a dissentient voice ; as one man, one and 
 all, on all hands. 
 
 490. XLnowledgre. — w. Imow- 
 ledg-e ; cogn-izance, -ition, -oscence ; ac- 
 quaintance, experience, ken, privity, in- 
 sight, familiarity ; com-, ap-prehension ; 
 recognition ; appreciation &c. (judgment) 
 480; intuition; consci-ence, -ousness ; 
 perception, precognition ; acroamatism. 
 
 light, enlightenment; glimpse, ink- 
 ling ; glimmer, -ing ; dawn ; scent, sus- 
 picion ; impression &c. (idea) 453; dis- 
 covery &c. 4&oa. 
 
 system -,lbody- of knowledge ; science, 
 philosophy, pansophy ; theory. Etiology ; 
 circle of the sciences ; pandect, doctrine, 
 body of doctrine ; cy-, ency-clopsedia : 
 school &c. (system of opinions) 484. 
 
 tree of knowledge ; republic of letters 
 &c. (language) 560, 
 
 erudition, learning, lore, scholarship, 
 reading, letters ; literature ; book-learn- 
 ing, bookishness ; biblio-mania, -latry ; 
 information, general information ; store 
 of -knowledge &c. ; education &c. (teach- 
 ing) 537 ; culture, attainments ; acqui- 
 rements, -sitions ; accomplishments ; pro- 
 ficiency ; practical knowledge &c. (skUl) 
 698 ; liberal education ; dilettantism ; 
 rudiments &c. (beginning) 66. 
 
 deep -, profound -, solid -, accurate 
 -, acroatic -, acroamatic -, vast -, ex- 
 tensive -, encyclopedical- -knowledge, 
 - learning ; omniscience, pantology. 
 
 march of intellect ; progress -, ad- 
 vance- of -science, - learning ; school- 
 master abroad. 
 
 V. know, ken, scan, wot ; wot -, be 
 aware &c. adj.- of ; ween, weet, trow, 
 have, possess. 
 
 conceive ; ap-, com-prehend ; take, 
 realize, understand, appreciate ; fathom, 
 make out ; recognize, discern, perceive, 
 see, get a sight of, experience. 
 
 know full well ; have -, possess- some 
 knowledge of; be -au courant Sic. adj.; 
 have -in one's head, - at one's fingers' 
 ends ; know by -heart, - rote ; be master 
 of; connaitre le dessous des cartes, know 
 what's what &c. 698. 
 
 see one's way ; discover &c. 480a. 
 
 come to one's knowledge &c. (injo)'- 
 mation) 527. 
 142 
 
 491. Zg>norance. — w. ignorance, 
 nescience, tabula rasa, crass ignorance, 
 ignorance crasse', unacquaintance ; uncon- 
 sciousness &c. adj. ; dark-, blind-ness ; in- 
 comprehension, inexperience, simplicity. 
 
 unknown quantities, x, y, z. 
 
 sealed book, terra incognita, virgin 
 soil, unexplored ground ; dark ages. 
 
 [Imperfect knowledge] smattering, 
 sciolism, glimmering ; bewilderment &c. 
 (uncertainty) 475 ; incapacity. 
 
 [Afiectation of knowledge] pedantry ; 
 charlatan-ry, -ism. 
 
 V. be -ignorant &c. adj. ; not -know 
 &c. 490 ; know -not, - not what, - no- 
 thing of ; have no -idea, - notion, - con- 
 ception ; not have the remotest idea ; 
 not know chalk from cheese. 
 
 ignore, be blind to ; keep in ignorance 
 &c. (conceal) 528. 
 
 see through a glass darkly ; have a 
 -film over the eyes, - glimmering &c. w. ; 
 wonder whether; not know what to make 
 of &c. (unintelligibility) 519; not pre- 
 tend -, not take upon oneself- to say. 
 
 Adj . ignorant ; un-knowing, -aware, 
 -acquainted, -apprized, -witting, -weet- 
 ing, -conscious ; wit-, weet-less ; a stran- 
 ger to ; unconversant. 
 
 ur)-:nformed, -cultivated, -versed, -in- 
 structed, -taught, -initiated, -tutored, 
 -schooled, -guided, -enlightened ; Philis- 
 tine : behind the age. 
 
 shallow, superficial, green, rude, emp- 
 ty, half-learned, illiterate ; un-nead, -in- 
 formed, -educated, -learned, -lettered, 
 -bookish; empty-ln^nled ; pedantic. 
 
 in the dark ; be-uig-httd, -lated ; blind- 
 ed, -fold ; hoodwiriiied ; misinformed ; 
 au bout de son latin, at the end of his 
 tether; at fault; at sea «tc. (uncertain) 
 47S ; caught tripping. 
 
 un-known, -apprehended, -explained, 
 -ascertained, -investigated, -explored, 
 -heard of, -perceived ; concealed &c. 
 528 ; novel. 
 
 Adv. ignorantly &c. adj. : unawares ; 
 for -finything, - aught- one knows ; not 
 that one knows. 
 
 Int. God -, Heaven -, the Lord -, 
 nobody- knows. 
 
IV. (I.) V. 
 
 RESULTS OF REASONING. 
 
 490-'ft95. 
 
 Adj. knowing &c. v. ; cognitive; acroamatic. 
 aware -, cognizant -, conscious- of; acquainted -, made acquainted' 
 with ; privy -, no stranger- to ; au -fait, - courant ; in the secret ; up - 
 
 curtain ; let into ; apprized -, in 
 
 strong -, at home- in ; con- 
 
 alive- to ; behind the -scenes, 
 formed- of ; undeceived. 
 
 proficient -, versed -, read -, forward 
 versant -, familiar- with. 
 
 erudite, instructed, learned, lettered, educated ; well-conned, -in- 
 formed, -read, -grounded, -educated ; enlightened, shrewd, savant, 
 blue, bookish, scholastic, solid, profomid, deep-read, book-learned; ac- 
 complished (fee. (skilful) 698 ; omniscient ; self-taught. 
 
 known &c. v. ; ascertained, well-known, recognized, received, no- 
 torious, noted ; proverbial ; familiar, - as household words, - to every 
 schoolboy ; hackneyed, trite, commonplace. 
 
 cogn-oscible, -izable. 
 
 Adv. to -, to the best of- one's knowledge. 
 
 Phr. one's eyes being opened &c. {disclosure) 529. 
 
 492. Scholar. — sr. scholar, con- 
 noisseur, savant, pundit, schoolman, pro- 
 fessor, graduate, wrangler, moonshee; 
 academ-ician, -ist ; master of arts, doc- 
 tor, licentiate, gownsman ; philo-sopher, 
 -math; scientist, clerk ; soph, -ist, -ister. 
 linguist ; glosso-, philo-iogist ; philo- 
 loger ; lexico-, glosso-grapher ; gram- 
 marian; litterateur, literati, dilettanti, 
 illuminati ; Mezzofanti, admirable Crich- 
 ton, Mecaenas. ; 
 
 book- worm, helliio librorum, biblio- 
 
 phile, -maniac ; blue-stocking, has-hleu ; , 
 big-wig, learned Theban, don. I 
 
 learned -, literary- man ; homo multarum literarum ; man of 
 ing, - letters, - education. 
 
 antiquar-ian, -y ; archaeologist ; sage &c. {icise man) 500. 
 
 pedant, doctrinaire ; pedagogue, Dr. Pangloss ; pantologist. 
 
 schoolboy &c. {learner) 541. 
 
 Adj. learned &c. 490 ; brought up at the feet of Gamaliel. 
 
 493. Zgrnoraxnus. — us. ignora- 
 mus, dunce ; wooden spoon ; no scholar. 
 
 sciolist, smatterer, dabbler, half-scho- 
 lar ; charlatan. 
 
 novice ; greenhorn &c. {dujye) 547 ; 
 tyro &c. {learner) 541. 
 
 lubber &c. (bungler) 701 ; fool &c. 
 501 ; pedant &c. 492. 
 
 Adj. bookless, shallow ; ignorant Sic. 
 491. 
 
 -learn- 
 
 494. [Object of knowledge.] Truth. 
 — M". fact, reality &c. (existence) i ; 
 plain matter of fact ; nature &c. (pnn- 
 ciple) 5 ; truth, verity ; gospel ; ortho- 
 doxy &c. 983^; authenticitv ; veracity 
 &c. 543. 
 
 accuracy, exactitude ; exact-, precise- 
 ness,&c. adj.\ precision, delicacy; rigour, 
 mathematical precision, punctuality ; 
 clockwork precision &c. (I'egulai-ity) 80. 
 
 orthology; ipsissima verba ; realism. 
 
 plain -, honest -, sober -, naked -, 
 unalloyed -, unqualified -, stem -, 
 exact -, intrinsic- truth; nuda Veritas-, 
 the very thing; not an -illusion &c. 
 495 ; real Simon Pure ; unvarnished 
 tale; the truth the whole truth and 
 nothing but the truth ; just the thing. 
 
 495. Error. — w. error, fallacy ; 
 mis-conception, -apprehension, -under- 
 standing; inexactness &c. adj.; laxity: 
 misconstruction &c. (misinterpretation) 
 523 ; miscomputation &c. (miyudgment) 
 481; non-sequitur &c. 477; mis-state- 
 ment, -report. 
 
 mistake ; miss, fault, blunder, quipro- 
 quo, cross purposes, oversight, misprint, 
 erratum, corrigendum, slip, bjot, fiaw, 
 loose thread ; trip, stumble, &c. (failure) 
 732 ; botchery &c. (luant of skill) 699 ; 
 slip of the -tongue, - pen ; lapsus lingu<2, 
 clerical error ; bull &c. (absurdity) /\^T. 
 
 il-, de-lusion; false -impression, - 
 idea; bubble; self-deceit, -deception; 
 mists of error. 
 
 heresv &c. (heterodoxy) 984 : halluri- 
 143 
 
494—497. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV (L)v. 
 
 V. be -true &c. adj., - the case ; stand 
 the test ; have the true ring : hold -good, 
 - true, - water. 
 
 render -, prove- -true itc, adj. ; sub- 
 stantiate &c. (evidence) 467. 
 
 get at the truth &c. {discover) 48o«. 
 
 Adj. real, actual. &c. {eiistiny) i ; 
 veritable, true ; certain, &c. 474; sub- 
 stantially -, categorically- true &c. ; true 
 -to the letter, - as gospel ; unimpeach- 
 able ; veracious &c. 543 ; unre-, uncon- 
 futed ; un-ideal, -imagined ; realistic. 
 
 exact, accurate, definite, precise, well 
 defined, just, right, correct, strict, severe ; 
 close &c. {similar) 1 7 ; literal ) rigid, rigor- 
 ous ; scrupulous &c. {conscientious) 939 ; 
 religiously exact, punctual, mathemati- 
 cal,scientific; faithful, constant, unerring; 
 curious, particular, nice, delicate, fine. 
 
 genuine, authentic, legitimate ; ortho- 
 dox &c. 983a ; official, ex officio. 
 
 pure, natural, sound, sterling ; un- 
 sophisticated, -adulterated, -varnished, 
 -coloured ; in its true colours. 
 
 well-grounded, -founded; solid, sub- 
 stantial, tangible, valid ; undis-torted, 
 -guised ; im-affected, -exaggerated, -ro- 
 mantic, -flattering. 
 
 Adv. truly &c. adj. ; verily, indeed, 
 in reality ; with truth &c. {veracity) 
 545 ; certainly &c. {certaiyi) 474 ; ac- 
 tually &c. {existence) I ; in efiect &c. 
 (intrinsically) 5. . 
 
 exactly &c. adj. ; ad amussim ; verha- 
 tim, - et literatim ; word for word, lite- 
 rally, literatim, totidem verbis, sic, to 
 the letter, chapter and verse, ipsissimis 
 verbis ; ad unyueni ; to an inch ; to a- 
 nicety, - hair, - tittle, - turn, -T; au 
 pied de la lettre ; neither more nor less ; 
 in -every respect, - all respects ; sous 
 tons les rappo7-ts', at -any rate, - all 
 events ; strictly speaking. 
 
 Plir. the -truth, - fact- is ; rem acu 
 ietigisti. 
 
 the wrong box 
 
 Adv. more or less. 
 
 nation &c. (insanity) 503 ; false light 
 &c. (fallacy of vision) 443 ; dream &c. 
 (fancy) 515; fable &c. (unti-uth) 546; 
 bias &c. (misjudymmt) 481 ; misleading 
 &c. V. 
 
 V. be -erroneous &c. adj. 
 
 cause error ; mis-lead, -guide ; lead 
 -astray, - into error ; beguile, misinform 
 kfec; i^misteach) ^'^Z ) delude; give a false 
 -impression, - idea ; falsify, misstate ; 
 deceive &c. 545 ; lie kc. 544. 
 
 err ; be -in error &c. adj., - mistaken 
 &c. v.; be deceived &c. (duped) 547; 
 mistake, receive a false impression, de- 
 ceive oneself; fall into -, lie under -, 
 labour under- -an error &c. n. ; be in the 
 wrong, blunder; mis-apprehend, -con- 
 ceive, -understand, -reckon, -count, -cal- 
 culate &c. (misjudge) 481. 
 
 play -, be- at cross purposes &c. (mis- 
 inte7p?'et) 523, 
 
 trip, stumble; lose oneself &c. (un- 
 certainty) 475; go astray; fail &c. 732 ; 
 take the wrong sow by the ear &c. 
 (mismanage) 699 ; put the saddle on the 
 wrong horse ; reckon without one's host ; 
 take tlie shadow for the substance &c. 
 (credulity) 486 ; dream &c. (imagine) 
 
 515- 
 
 Adj. erroneous, untrue, false, devoid 
 of truth, fallacious, apocryphal, unreal, 
 ungrounded, groundless ; unsubstantial 
 &c. 4 ; heretical &c. (heterodox) 984 ; 
 unsound ; illogical &c. 477. 
 
 in-, un-exact ; in-accurate, -correct ; 
 indefinite &c, (uncertain) 475. 
 
 illus-ive, -ory ; delusive; mock; ideal 
 &c. (imaginary) 515; spurious &c. 545 ; 
 deceitful &c. 544; perverted. 
 
 controvertible, unsustainable; unau- 
 thenticated, untrustworthy. 
 
 exploded, refuted. 
 
 in -, under an- error &c. n. ; mistaken 
 &c. V. ; tripping &c. v. ; out, - in one's 
 reckoning ; aberrant ; beside -, wide of 
 the- -mark, - truth ; astray &c. (at fault) 
 475 ; on -a false, - the wrong- scent ; in 
 at cross purposes, all in the wrong. 
 
 496. Maxim.— M". maxim, apho- 
 rism ; apo-, apoph-thegm ; dictum, say- 
 ing, adage, saw, proverb ; sentence, mot, 
 motto, word, by-word, moral, phylac- 
 tery, protasis. 
 144 
 
 497. Absurdity.- w. absurd-ity, 
 -ness &c. adj. ; imbecility &c. 499 ; 
 alogy, nonsense, paradox, inconsistency; 
 stuitiloqu-y, -ence. 
 
 blunder, muddle, bull ; Irish-, Hiber- 
 
IV. (I.) V. 
 
 axiom, theorem, scholium, truism. 
 
 reflection &c. {idea) 453 ; conclusion 
 «S:c. {judgment) 480; gulden rule &c. 
 {precept) 6g7; principle, ^jn'ncjp'a ; pro- 
 fession of faith &c.{belief) 484 ; formula. 
 
 wise -, sage -, received -, admitted -, 
 recognized- maxim &c. ; true -, com- 
 mon -, hackneyed -, trite -, common- 
 place- saying &c. 
 
 Adj. aphoristic, proverbial, phylac- 
 teric ; axiomatic, gnomic. 
 
 Adv. as -the saying is, - they say. 
 
 RESULTS OF REASONING. 
 
 «96— 'i:99. 
 
 nic-ism; slip-slop; anticlimax, bathos; 
 sophism «S:c. 477. 
 
 farce, galimathias, amphigouri, rhap- 
 sody ; farrago Szc. {diso7'der) 59; ex- 
 travagance, romance ; sciomachy. 
 sell, pun, verbal quibble, macaronic, 
 jargon, fustian, twaddle; &c. {no mean- 
 ing) 517; exaggeration &c. 549; moon- 
 shine, stuff. 
 
 vagary, tomfoolery, mummery, mon- 
 key trick, houtade, escapade. 
 
 V. play the fool &c. 499 ; talk non- 
 sense, parler a tort et a t ravers ; battre la 
 campagne-, dvepoiXia /Sd^eti/; be -absurd 
 &c. adj. 
 
 Adj. absurd, nonsensical, preposterous, egregious, senseless, incon- 
 sistent, ridiculous, extravagant, quibbling ; macaronic, punning. 
 
 foolish &c. 499 ; sophistical &c. 477 ; unmeaning &;c. 517 ; without 
 rhyme or reason ; fantastic. 
 
 Int. fiddle-de-dee ! pish ! pho ! in the name of the Prophet — figs ! 
 Phr. credat Judceus Apella ; tell it to the marines. 
 
 Faculties. 
 
 498. Xntellig-ence. Wisdom. 
 
 — N". intelligence, capacity, comprehen- 
 sion, understanding ; intellect &c. 450 ; 
 nous, parts, sagacity, mother wit, wit, 
 esprit, gumption, quick parts, grasp of 
 intellect ; acuteness &c. adj. ; acumen, 
 subtlety, penetration ; perspica-cy, -city ; 
 discernment, due sense of, good judg- 
 ment ; discrimination &c. 465 ; cunning 
 &c. 702 ; refinement &c. {taste) 850. 
 
 head, brains, head-piece, upper story, 
 long head ; eagle -eye, - glance ; eye of 
 a -lynx, - hawk. 
 
 wisdom, sapience, sense ; good -, com- 
 mon -, plain- sense ; rationality, reason ; 
 reasonableness &c. adj.: judgment; so- 
 lidity, depth, profundity, calibre ; en- 
 larged views; reach -, compass- of 
 thought ; enlargement of mind. 
 
 genius, inspiration, geist, fire of genius, 
 heaven- born, genius, soul; talent &c. 
 {aptitude) 698. 
 
 [Wisdom in action] prudence &c. 864; 
 vigilance &c. 459 ; tact &c. 698 ; fore- 
 sight Sec. 510; sobriety, self-possession, 
 aplomb, ballast. 
 
 a bright thought, not a bad idea. 
 
 V. be -intelligent &c. adj.; have all 
 one's wits about one ; understand &c. 
 {intelligible) 518; catch -, take in- an 
 idea ; take a -joke, - hint. 
 
 see -through, - at a glance, - with 
 half an eye, - far into, - through a mill- 
 145 
 
 499. Imbecility. Folly.— xr. 
 
 want of -intelligence &c. 498, - intellect 
 &c. 450 ; shallow-, silli-, foolish-ness, &c. 
 adj. ; imbecility, incapacity, vacancy of 
 mind, poverty of intellect, clouded per- 
 ception, poor head, apartments to let ; 
 stup-, stol-idity ; hebetude, dull un- 
 dei-standing, meanest capacity; short- 
 sightedness ; incompetence &c {unshil- 
 fulness) 699. 
 
 one's weak side: bias &c. 481; in- 
 fatuation Sec. {insanitg) 503. 
 
 simplicity, puerility, babyhood ; do- 
 tage, anility, second childishness, fatu- 
 ity ; idio-cy, -tism ; drivelling. 
 
 folly, frivolity, irrationality, trifling, 
 ineptitude, nugacity, inconsistency, lip- 
 wisdom, conceit ; sophistry &c. 477 ; 
 giddiness &c. {inattention) 458 ; eccen- 
 tricity &c. 503; extravagance «fec. {ab- 
 surdity) 497 ; rashness Sec. 863. 
 
 act of folly &c. 699. 
 
 V. be -imbecile &c adj. ; have no 
 -brains, - sense &c. 498. 
 
 trifle, drivel, radoter, dote ; ramble 
 &c. (madness) 503 ; play the -fool, - 
 monkey ; take leave of one's senses ; 
 not see an inch beyond one's nose ; 
 stultify oneself &c. 699 ; talk nonsense 
 &c. 497. 
 
 Adj. [Applied to persons] un-intelli- 
 gent, -intellectual, -reasoning ; mind-, 
 brain-less ; having no 
 
 L 
 
 Wit-, reason- 
 
^98—501. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (L) V. 
 
 stone; penetrate; discern &c, {descry) 
 441 ; foresee &c. 510. 
 
 discriminate &c. 465; know what's 
 what &c. 698 ; listen to reason. 
 
 Adj . [Applied to persons] intelligent, 
 quick of apprehension, keen, acute, alive, 
 awake, bright, quick, sharp ; quick-, 
 keen-, clear-, sharp- -eyed, -sighted, 
 -witted ; wide awake ; canny, shrewd, 
 astute ; clear-headed ; far-sighted &c. 
 510; discerning, perspicacious, pene- 
 trating, piercing ; argute ; nimble-, 
 needle- witted ; sharp as a needle ; alive 
 to &c. {cognizant) 490 ; clever &c. {apt) 
 698 ; arch &c. {cunning) 702 ; pas si 
 bete ; acute &c. 682. 
 
 wise, sage, sapient, sagacious, reason- 
 able, rational, sound, in one's right mind, 
 sensible, abnormis sapiens, judicious, 
 strong-minded. 
 
 un - prejudiced, -biassed, -bigoted, 
 -prepossessed ; un-dazzled, -perplexed ; 
 of unwarped judgment, impartial, equit- 
 able, fair. 
 
 -head Sec. 498 ; not -bright &c. 498 ; 
 inapprehensible. 
 
 weak-, addle-, puzzle-, blunder-, 
 muddle-, muddy-, pig-, beetle-, mag- 
 goty-, gross-headed ; beef-, fat- -witted, 
 -headed. 
 
 weak-, feeble-minded ; dull-, shallow-, 
 lack-brained ; half-, short-, dull-, blunt- 
 witted ; shallow-, clod-, addle-pated ; 
 dim-, short - sighted ; thick - skulled ; 
 weak in the upper story. 
 
 shallow, borne, weak, wanting, soft, 
 sappy, spoony ; dull, - as a beetle ; 
 stupid, heavy, insulse, obtuse, blunt, 
 stolid, doltish, asinine ; inapt &c. 699 ; 
 prosaic &c. 843. 
 
 child-ish, -like ; infant-ine, -ile ; baby-^, 
 bab-ish ; puerile, anile ; simple &c. 
 {credulous) 486. 
 
 fatuous, idiotic, imbecile, drivelling; 
 blatant, babbling ; vacant ; sottish ; be- 
 wildered &c. 475. 
 
 blockish, unteachable ; Bceot-ian, -ic ; 
 bovine ; un-gifted, -discerning, -enlight- 
 
 cool ; cool-, long-, hard-, strong- | ened, -wise, -philosophical ; apish. 
 
 headed ; long - sighted, calculating, j 
 thoughtful, reflecting ; solid, deep, pro- 
 found. 
 
 oracular ; heaven-directed, -born. 
 
 prudent &c. {cautious) 864; sober, 
 itaid, solid ; considerate, politic, wise 
 in one's generation ; watchful &c. 459 ; 
 provident &c. {prepared) 673 ; in ad- 
 vance of one's age ; wise as -a serpent, 
 - Salomon, - Solon. 
 
 [Applied to actions] wise, sensible, 
 reasonable, judicious ; well - judged, 
 -advised ; prudent, politic ; expedient 
 &c. 646. 
 
 146 
 
 foolish, silly, senseless, irrational, in- 
 sensate, nonsensical, inept ; maudlin. 
 
 narrow-minded &c. 48 1 ; bigoted &c. 
 {obstinate) 606 ; giddy &c. {thoughtless) 
 458; rash &c. 863 ; eccentric &c.{crazed) 
 
 503. 
 
 [Applied to actions] foolish, unwise, 
 injudicious, improper, unreasonable, 
 without reason, ridiculous, silly, stupid, 
 asinine ; ill-imagined, -advised, -judged, 
 -devised ; inconsistent, irrational, un- 
 philosophical ; extravagant &c. {non- 
 sensical) 497 ; sleeveless, idle ; useless 
 &c. 645 ; inexpedient &c. 647 ; frivolous 
 &c. {trivial) 643. 
 
 Plir. Davus sum non (Edipus. 
 
 501. Pool.— N". fool, idiot, tom- 
 fool, wiseacre, simpleton, witling, diz- 
 zard, donkey, ass ; ninny, -hammer ; 
 dolt, booby, Tom Noddy, looby, hoddy- 
 doddy, noddy, nonny, noodle, nizy, owl ; 
 goose, -cap; imbecile-^ gal'y, radoteur, 
 nincompoop, badaud, zany; trifler, bab- 
 bler ; pretty fellow ; natural, niais. 
 
 child, baby, infant, innocent, milksop, 
 sop. 
 
 oaf, lout, loon, lown, dullard, doodle, 
 calf, colt, buzzard, block, put, stick, 
 stock, numps, tony, 
 bull-, dunder-, addle-, block-, dull-, logger-, jolt-, jolter-. beetle-, 
 
 500. Sag'e. — W. sage, wise man ; 
 master -mind, - spirit of the age ; long- 
 head, thinker. 
 
 authority, oracle, luminary, shining 
 light, esjyrit fort, magnus Apollo, Solon, 
 Solomon, Nestor, Magi, ' second Daniel.' 
 
 man of learning &c. 492 ; expert &c. 
 700; wizard Sic. 994. 
 
 [Ironically] wiseacre, bigwig. 
 
 Adj. venerable, reverenced, emei'itus. 
 
IV. (L) V. 
 
 RESULTS OF REASONING. 
 
 501—503. 
 
 half-, 
 
 gross-, giddy-head ; num-, thick-skull ; lack-, shallow-brain 
 lack-wit ; dunder-pate. 
 
 sawney, gowk ; clod, -hopper ; clod-, clot-poll, -pate ; bull-calf ; 
 men of Boeotia, wise men of Gotham. 
 
 un sot a triple etage, »ot) jobbernowl, changeling, mooncalf, _^/o6e- 
 mouche. 
 
 dotard, driveller ; old -fogey, - woman ; crone, grandmother. 
 
 greenhorn &c. (dujje) 547 ; dunce &c. (ignoramus) 493 ; lubber &c. 
 {bungle?-) 701 ; madman &c. 504. 
 
 one who -will not set the Thames on fire, - did not invent gun- 
 powder ; qui n^a IMS invenUe la poudre ; no conjuror. 
 
 502. Sanity. — u. sanity; sound- 
 ness &c. adj. ; rationality, sobriety, luci- 
 dity, lucid interval ; senses, sober senses, 
 sound mind, mens sana. 
 
 V. be -sane &c. adj.-^ retain one's 
 senses, - reason. 
 
 become -sane k,c. adj. ; come to one's 
 senses, sober down. 
 
 render -sane &c. adj. ; bring to one's 
 senses, sober. 
 
 Adj . sane, rational, reasonable, cofnpos 
 mentis, of sound mind ; sound, -minded. 
 
 self-possessed ; sober, -minded. 
 
 in one's -sober senses, - right mind; 
 in possession of one's faculties. 
 
 Adv. sanely &c. adj. 
 
 503. Insanity. — w. disordered 
 -reason, - intellect ; diseased -, unsound 
 -, abnormal- mind ; derangement, un- 
 soundness. 
 
 insanity, lunacy; madness Sec. adj., 
 mania, rabies, furor, mental alienation, 
 aberration; demen - tation, -tia, -cy; 
 phrenitis, phrensy, frenzy, raving, inco- 
 herence, wandering, delirium, calenture 
 
 j of the brain, delusion, hallucination; h- 
 canthropy, 
 
 j vertigo, dizziness, swimming ; sun- 
 
 stroke, coup de soleil, siriasis. 
 
 fanaticism, infatuation, craze ; oddity, 
 eccentricity, twist, monomania; klepto-, 
 dipso-mania ; hypochondriasis &c. (low 
 spints) 837 ; melancholia, hysteria. 
 
 screw -, tile -, slate- loose ; bee in 
 one's bonnet, rats in the upper story, 
 dotage &c, {imhecility) 499. 
 V. be -, become- -insane kc. adj. ; lose one's senses, - reason, - fac- 
 ulties, - wits ; go -, run- mad ; rave, dote, ramble, wander ; drivel &c. 
 {be imbecile) 499; have a -screw loose &c. n., - devil; avoir le diable 
 au corps; lose one's head &c. {be uncei-tain) 475. 
 
 render -, drive- -mad &c. adj. ; madden, dementate, addle the wits, 
 derange the head, infatuate, befool ; turn -the brain, - one s head. 
 
 Adj. insane, mad, lunatic ; crazy, crazed, aliene, non comjyos mentis ; 
 not right, cracked, touched ; bereft of reason ; unhinged, unsettled in 
 one's mind ; insensate, reasonless, beside oneself, demented, daft ; 
 phren-, fren-zied, -etic ; possessed, - with a devil ; far gone, mad- 
 dened, moonstruck ; shatterpated ; mad-, scatter-, shatter-, crack- 
 brained ; off one's head. 
 
 maniacal ; delirious, light-headed, incoherent, rambling, doting, 
 wandering ; frantic, raving, stark staring mad. 
 
 corybantic, dithyrambic; rabid, giddy, vertiginous, wild; haggard, 
 mazed; flighty; distr-acted, -aught; bewildered &c. {uncertain) 475. 
 mad as a -March hare, - hatter; of -unsomid mind &c. n. ; touched 
 -, wrong -, not right- in one's -head, - mind, - wits, - upper story ; 
 out of one's -mind, - senses, - wits ; not in one's right mind, 
 fanatical, infatuated, odd, eccentric ; hypp-ed, -ish. 
 imbecile, silly, &c. 499. 
 Adv. like one possessed. 
 Phr. the mind having lost its balance 
 tete -exaltee, -7nontee. 
 
 the reason under a cloud : 
 
 147 
 
 L 2 
 
504—506. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (I.) TI. 
 
 504. Madman. — tr. madman, lunatic, maniac, bedlamite, candi- 
 date for Bedlam, raver, madcap ; energumen ; auto-, mono-, dipso-, 
 klepto-maniac ; hypochondriac &c. {loiv spirits) 837. 
 
 dreamer &c. 515; rhapsodist, seer, high-flier, enthusiast, fanatic, /a- 
 natico ; exalte ; knight errant, Don Quixote. 
 
 idiot (fee. 501. 
 
 Section VI. Extension or Thought. 
 
 505. IMCemory. — w. memory, re- 
 
 To the Past. 
 
 506. Oblivion. — kt. oblivion; ioT:- 
 getfulness &c. adj. ; obliteration &c. 553 
 of -, insensibility &c. 823 to- the past. 
 
 short -, treacherous -, loose -, slip- 
 pery -, failing- memory; decay -, 
 failure -, lapse- of memory; waters of 
 -Lethe, - oblivion. 
 
 V. forget ; be -forgetful &c. adj. ; 
 fall -, sink- into oblivion ; have -a short 
 memory &c. n., - no head. 
 
 forget one's ov7n name, have on the 
 tip of one's tongue, come in at one ear 
 and go out at the other. 
 
 slip -, escape -, fade from -, die away 
 from- the memory; lose, - siofht of. 
 
 membrance; reten-tion, -tiveness; te 
 nacity ; veteris vestigia jiammce ; tablets 
 of the memory ; readiness. 
 
 reminiscence, recognition, recurrence, 
 recollection, rememoration ; retrospect, 
 -ion ; after-thought. 
 
 suggestion &c. {information) 527; 
 prompting &c. v. ; hint, reminder, token 
 of remembrance, tnemento, souvenir, 
 keepsake, relic, memorandum ; re:nem- 
 brancer, flapper ; memorial &c. {I'ecord) 
 551; commemoration &c. (cdehration) 
 
 things to be remembered, memorabilia. 
 
 art of-, artificial- memory; memoria 
 tec/mica ; mnemo-nics, -technics ; phre- 
 notypics ; Mnemosyne. 
 
 retentive -, tenacious -, green -, trust- 
 worthy -, capacious -, faithful -, cor- 
 rect -, exact-, ready -, prompt- memory. 
 
 V. remember, mind ; retain the -rae- 
 moiy, - remembrance- of ; keep in view. 
 
 have -, hold -, bear -, carry -, keep -, 
 retain- in or in the -thoughts, - mind, 
 
 - memory, - remembrance ; be in -, live 
 in -, remain in -, dwell in -, haunt -, 
 impress- one's -memory, - thoughts, - 
 mind. 
 
 sink in the mind ; run in the head ; 
 not be able to get it out of one's head ; 
 be deeply impressed with; rankle &c. 
 (revenge) 919. 
 
 recur to the mind ; flash -on the mind, 
 
 - across the memory, 
 recognize, recollect, bethink oneself, recall, call up, retrace ; look -, 
 
 trace- -back, - backwards ; think -, look back- upon ; review ; call -, 
 recall -, bring- to -mind, - remembrance ; carry one's thoughts back ; 
 rake up the past. 
 
 suggest &c. {inform) 527 ; prompt ; put -, keep- in mind ; remind ; 
 fan the embers ; call -, summon -, rip- up ; renew ; infandum reno- 
 vare doloi'em ; task -, tax -, jog -, flap -, refresh -, rub up -, awaken- 
 the memory ; pull by the sleeve ; bring back to the memory, put in 
 remembrance, memorialize. 
 
 get -, have -, learn -, know -, say -, repeat- by -heart, - rote ; say 
 one's lesson ; repeat, - as v. parrot ; have at one's fingers' ends. 
 148 
 
 from the memory ; consign to -oblivion, 
 - the tomb of the Oapulets ; think no 
 more of &c. {turn the attention from) 
 458 ; cast behind one's back, wean one's 
 thoughts from ; let bygones be bygones 
 &c. {forgive) 918. 
 
 Adj. forgotten &c. v. ; unremem- 
 bered, past recollection, bygone, out of 
 mind ; buried -, sunk- in oblivion ; clean 
 forgotten ; gone out of one's -head, - 
 recollection. 
 
 forgetful, oblivious, mindless, Le- 
 thean ; insensible &c. 823- to the past. 
 
 Phr. non mi ricordo ; the memory 
 -failing, - deserting one, - being at {or 
 in) fault. 
 
IV. (I.) YI. 
 
 EXTENSION OF THOUGHT. 
 
 505—508. 
 
 commit to memory ; con, - over ; fix -, livet -, imprint -, impress -, 
 stamp -, grave -, engrave -, store -, treasure up -, Dottle up -, em- 
 balm -, enshrine- in the memory ; load -, store -, stuif -, burden- the 
 memory with. 
 
 redeem from oblivion ; keep the -memory alive, - wound green ; 
 tangere ulcus; keep up the memory of; commemorate &c. {cdehrate) 
 
 make a note of &c. (record) 551. 
 
 Adj. remember-ing, -ed »&c. v. ; mindful, reminiscential ; retained 
 in the memory &c. v. ; pent up in one's memory ; fresh ; green, - in 
 remembrance ; unforgotten, present to the mind ; within one's -memory 
 &c. n. ; indelible ; uppermost in one's thoughts ; memorable &c. (««- 
 portanf) 642. 
 
 Adv. by -heart, - rote ; without book, memoriter. 
 
 in memory of ; in memoi'iani ; suggestive. 
 
 Phr. manet altd mente repostum ; forsan et hcec olim meminisse 
 juvabit. 
 
 2°. To the Future. 
 
 507. Sxpectatlon. — wr. ex- 
 
 pect-ation, -ance, -ancy ; anticipation, 
 reckoning, calculation ; foresight &c. 
 510. 
 
 contemplation, prospection, look out ; 
 prospect, perspective, horizon, vista ; 
 destiny &c. 152. 
 
 suspense, waiting, abeyance ; curio- 
 sity &c. 455 ; anxious -, ardent -, 
 eager -, breathless -, sanguine- expecta- 
 tion ; torment of Tantalus. 
 
 hope &c. 858 ; trust &c. (belief) 484 ; 
 auspices &c. (prediction) 511. 
 
 V. expect ; look -for, - out for, - 
 forward to ; hope for, anticipate ; have 
 in -prospect, - contemplation ; keep in 
 view ; contemplate, promise oneself ; not 
 -wonder &c. 870 -at, - if. 
 
 wait -, tarry -, lie in wait -, watch -, 
 bargain- for ; keep a -good, - sharp- look 
 out for; await; stand at 'attention,' 
 abide, bide one's time, watch. 
 
 foresee &c. 510; prepare for &c. 673 ; 
 forestall &c. (he early) 132 ; count upon 
 kc. (believe in) 484; think likely &c. 
 {probability) 472. 
 
 lead one to expect &c. (predict) 511 ; 
 have in store for &c. (destiny) 152. 
 
 prick up one's ears, hold one's breath. 
 
 Adj. expectant ; expecting &c. v. ; 
 in -expectation tfcc. n. ; on the watch 
 kQ..(mgilant) 459; open-eyed, -mouthed ; 
 agape, gaping, all agog; on -tenter- 
 hooks, - tiptoe, - the tiptoe of expecta- 
 tion ; aux aguets ; ready ; curious &c. 
 
 455. 
 
 expected &c. v. ; long expected, fore- 
 
 I 508. Znexpectation. — XT. in-, 
 I non-expectation ; false expectation kc. 
 I (disappointment) 509; miscalculation &c. 
 481. 
 
 surprise, sudden burst, thunderclap, 
 blow, shock ; bolt out of the blue ; 
 wonder kc 870. 
 
 V. not -expect &c. 507 ; be taken by 
 surprise; start; miscalculate &c. 481 ; 
 not bargain for ; come -, fall- upon. 
 
 be -unexpected &c. adj. ; come -un- 
 awares &c. adv. ; turn up, pop, drop 
 , from the clouds ; come -, burst -, flash 
 j -, bounce -, steal -, creep- upon one; 
 come -, burst- like a thunder-clap, -bolt ; 
 take -, catch- -by sui-prise, - unawares, 
 - napping. 
 
 i pounce -, spring a mine- upon. 
 I surprise, startle, take aback, electrify, 
 \ stun, stagger, take away one's breath, 
 throw oft" one's guard ; astonish &c. 
 (strike icith wonder) 870. 
 I Adj. non-expectant ; surprised &c. v. ; 
 un-wamed, -aware ; off one's guard ; in- 
 attentive &c. 458. 
 
 I un-expected, -anticipated, -looked for, 
 -foreseen, -hoped for ; dropped from the 
 ! clouds ; beyond -, contrary to -, against- 
 ' expectation ; out of one's reckoning ; 
 unheard of &c. (exceptional) 83 ; start- 
 ling ; sudden &;c. (instantaneous) 113. 
 
 Adv. abruptly, unexpectedly, plump, 
 
 pop, a Viinproviste, unawares; without 
 
 -notice, - warning, - saying ' by your 
 
 I leave ' ; like a -thief in the night, - 
 
 j thunderbolt ; in an unguarded moment ; 
 
 suddenly &c. (instantaneously) 1 1 3. 
 
 149 
 
507—511. INTELLECT. IV. (T.) yi. 
 
 Int. heydey ! &c. {wonder) 870. 
 
 Phr. little did one -think, - expect ; 
 nobody would ever -suppose, - think, 
 - expect ; who would have thought ? 
 
 seen ; in prospect Sec. n. ; prospective ; 
 in -one's eye, - view, - the horizon ; 
 impending &c. (destiny) 152. 
 
 Adv. on the watch &c. adj. ; with 
 -breathless expectation &c. n.', - bated 
 breath ; arrectis auribus. 
 
 Phr. we shall see ; nous ver7'ons. 
 
 509. [Failure of expectation.] Disappointment. — w. dis- 
 appointment ; blighted hope, balk ; blow ; slip 'twixt cup and lip ; non- 
 fufilment of one's hopes ; sad -, bitter- disappointment ; trick of fortune ; 
 afterclap; false -, vain- expectation; miscalculation &c. 481; fool's 
 paradise ; much cry and little wool. 
 
 V. be disappointed ; look -blank, - blue ; look -, stand- -aghast &c. 
 {iconder) 870; find to one's cost; laugh on the wrong side of one's 
 mouth ; find one a false prophet. 
 
 disappoint ; crush -, dash -, balk -, disappoint -, blight -, falsify -, 
 defeat -, not realise- one's -hope, - expectation ; balk, jilt, bilk; play one 
 -false, - a trick ; dash the cup from the lips ; tantalize ; dumfounder. 
 
 Adj. disappointed &c. V. ; disconcerted, aghast ; out of one's reckoning. 
 
 Phr. the mountain brought forth a mouse ; nascitur ridicvlus mus ; 
 paHuriunt monies ; diis alitw visum, the bubble burst ; one's countenance 
 falling. 
 
 510. Foresig'bt. — W. foresight, prospicience, prevision, longsight- 
 edness ; anticipation ; providence &c. {pi'eparation) 673. 
 
 fore-thought, -cast ; pre-deliberation, -surmise ; foregone conclusion 
 &c. (prejudgment) 481 ; prudence &c. (caution) 864. 
 
 foreknowledge ; 2^^'^ff^^^'^^ 5 pre-cognitioii, -science, -notion, -senti- 
 ment ; second sight ; sagacity &c. (intelligence) 498. 
 
 prospect &c. (expectation) 507; foretaste; prospectus &c. (plan) 626. 
 
 V. foresee ; look -forwards to, - ahead, - beyond ; scent from afar ; 
 look -, pry -, peep- into the future. 
 
 see one's way; see how the -land lies, - wind blows, - cat jumps. 
 
 anticipate; expect &c. 507; be beforehand &c. (early) 132; predict 
 &c. 511; fore-know, -judge, -cast ; presurmise ; have an e3^e to the -fu- 
 ture, - main chance ; respicere Jinem ; keep a sharp look-out &c. (vigilance) 
 459; forewarn &c. 668. 
 
 Adj. foreseeing &c. r. ; prescient; far-seeing, -sighted; sagacious &c. 
 (intelligent) 498; weather-wise; provident &c. (prepared) 6'jyy pro- 
 spective &c. 507. 
 
 Adv. against the time when. 
 
 511. Prediction. — W. prediction, announcement; programme &c. 
 (jylan) 626; premonition &c. (teaming) 668; prognosis, prophecy, vati- 
 cination, Mantology, prognostication, premonstration ; augur-y, -ation ; 
 a-, ha-riolation ; fore-, a-boding; bode-, abode-ment; omin-ation, -ous- 
 ness ; auspices, forecast ; omen &c. 512; horoscope, nativity ; sooth, 
 -saying ; fortune-telling ; divination ; necromancy &c. 992. 
 
 [Divination by the stars] Astrology, Horoscopy, Judicial Astrology.* 
 [Place of prediction] adytum. 
 prefigur-ation, -ement ; prototype, type. 
 
 * The follo'wing terras, expressive of different forms of divination, have been col- 
 lected from various sources, and are here given as a curious illustration of bygone super- 
 stitions : — 
 
 Divination by oracles, Theomancy; b^ the Bible, Bibliomancj; ftj/ ghosts, Psycho- 
 ISO 
 
IV. (I.) vi.-Tn. CREATIVE THOUGHT, &c. 511—514. 
 
 V. predict, prognosticate, prophesy, vaticinate, divine, foretell, sooth- 
 say, augurate, tell fortunes ; cast a -horoscope, - nativity ; advise ; fore- 
 warn &c. 668. 
 
 presage, augur, bode ; a-, fore-hode ; fore-, he-token ; pre-figure 
 -show ; portend ; fore-show, -shadow ; shadow forth, typify, protypify 
 ominate, signify, point to. 
 
 usher in, herald, premise, announce ; lower. 
 
 hold out -, raise -, excite- -expectation, - hope ; hid fair, promise 
 lead one to expect ; be the -precursor &c. 64. 
 
 Adj. predicting &c. v. ; predictive, prophetic, fatidical, vaticinal 
 oracular, Sibylline ; weatherwise. 
 
 ominous, portentous ; augur-ous, -ial ; auspici-al, -ous ; prescious 
 monitory, extispicious, premonitory, significant of, pregnant with, big 
 with the fate of. 
 
 Php. ' coming events cast their shadows before.' 
 
 512. Omen.— IT. omen, portent, presage, prognostic, augury, aus- 
 pice; sign &c. {indication) 550; harbinger &c, (p-ecuj-sor) 64. 
 
 bird of ill omen ; signs of the times ; gathering clouds ; warning &c. 
 668. 
 prefigurement «S:c. 511. 
 
 513. Oracle. — N". oracle ; prophet, seer, soothsayer, augur, for- 
 tune-teller, witch, geomancer, aruspex ; a-, ha-ruspice ; Sibyl ; Python, 
 -ess ; Pythia ; Pythian -, Delphian- oracle 5 Monitor, Sphinx, Tiresias, 
 Cassandra, Sibylline leaves; Zadkiel, Old Moore; sorcerer &c. 994; 
 interpreter &c. 524. 
 
 Section VII. Ckeative Thought. 
 
 514. Supposition. — W. supposition, assumption, postulation, 
 condition, pre-supposition, hypothesis, postulate, postvlatum, theory, 
 data ; pro-, position ; thesis, theorem ; proposal &c. (plan) 626. 
 
 bare -, vague -, loose- -supposition, - suggestion ; conceit ; conjecture ; 
 guess,- work; rough guess, shot; conjecturality; surmise, suspicion, 
 
 mancy ; 6?/ spirits seen in a magic lens, Cristallomantia ; by shadows or manes, Scio- 
 mancy ; hy appearances in the air, Aeromancy, Chaomancy ; by the stars at birth, 
 Genethliacs ; by meteors, Meteoromancy ; by winds, Austromancy ; by sacrificial appear- 
 ances, Aruspicy {or Haruspicy), Hieromancy, Hieroscopy ; by the entrails of animals 
 sacrificed, Hieromancy ; by the entrails of a human sacrifice, Anthropomancy ; by the 
 entrails of fishes, Ichthyomancy ; by sacrificial fire, Pyromancy; by red-hot iron, Sidero- 
 mancy ; by smoke from the altar, Capnomancy ; by mice, Myomancy ; by birds, Orni- 
 scopy, Ornithomancy ; by a cock picking up grains, Alectryomancy {or Alectoromancy) ; 
 by fishes, Ophiomancy ; by herbs, Botanomancy; by water, Hydromancy ; by fountains, 
 Pegomancy ; by a wand, Rhabdomancy ; by dough of cakes, Crithomancy ; by meal, 
 Aleuromancy, Alphitomancy ; by salt, Halomancy ; by dice, Cleromancy ; by arrows, 
 Belomancy ; by a balanced hatchet, Axiiiomancy ; by a balanced sieve, Coscinomancy ; 
 by a suspended ring, Dactyliomancy ; by dots made at random on paper, Geomancy ; by 
 precious stones, Lithomaney ; by pebbles, Pessomancy ; by pebbles drawn from a heap, 
 Psephomancy ; by mirrors, Catoptromancy ; by writings in ashes, Tephramancy ; by 
 dreams, Oneiromancy; by the hand, Palmistry, Chiromancy; by nails reflecting the sun's 
 rays, Onychomancy ; by finger rings, Dactylomancy ; by numbers, Arithmancy ; by 
 drawing lots, Sortilege; by passages in books, Stichomancy; by the letters forming the 
 name of the person, Onomancy, Nomancy ; by the features, Anthroposcopy ; by the mode 
 of laughing, Geloscopy ; by ventriloquism, Gastromaney; by walking in a circle, Gyro- 
 mancy ; by dropping melted vxix into water, Ceromancy ; by currents, Bletonism. 
 
SX-a— 515. INTELLECT. IV. (I.) vil. 
 
 inklinf^, suggestion, association of ideas, hint; presumption &c. {belief) 
 484; divination, speculation. 
 
 V. suppose, conjecture, surmise, suspect, guess, divine ; theorize ; 
 pre-sume, -surmise, -suppose; assume, fancy, wis, take it; give a 
 guess, speculate, believe, dare say, take it into one's head, take for 
 granted. 
 
 put forth ; pro-pound, -pose ; start, put a case, move, make a motion ; 
 hazard -, throw out -, put forward- a -suggestion, - conjecture. 
 
 allude to, suggest, hint, put it into one's head. 
 
 suggest itself &c. {thought) 45 1 ; run in the head &c. {me7nory) 505 5 
 marvel -, wonder- -if, - whether. 
 
 Adj. supposing &c. v.; given, mooted, postulatory; assumed &c. v. ; 
 supposit-ive, -itious ; gratuitous, speculative, conjectural, hypothetical, 
 theoretical, supposable, presumptive, putative. 
 
 suggestive, allusive. 
 
 Adv. if, - so be ; an ; on the -supposition &c. n. ; ex hypothesi ; in 
 -case, - the event of ; quasi, as if, provided ; perhaps &c. {by possibility) 
 470; for aught one knows. 
 
 515. Iznagrination. — W. imagination; originality; invention; 
 fancy; inspiration; verve. 
 
 warm -, heated -, excited -, sanguine -, ardent -, fiery -, boiling -, 
 wild -, bold -, daring -, playful -, lively -, fertile- -imagination, - fancy. 
 
 * mind's eye ' ; ' such stuff as dreams are made of.' 
 
 ideal-ity, -ism ; romanticism, utopianism, castle-building ; dreaming ; 
 phrensy, frenzy; ecs-, ex-tasy; calenture &c. {delirium) 503; reverie, 
 trance; somnambulism. 
 
 conception, vorstellung, excogitation, ' a fine frenzy ' ; cloud-, dream- 
 land ; flight -, fumes- of fancy ; ' thick-coming fancies ' ; creation -, 
 coinage- of the brain ; imagery. 
 
 conceit, maggot, figment, myth, dream, vision, shadow, chimera ; phan- 
 tasm, -tasy; fantasy, fancy; whim, -sey; vagary, rhapsody, romance, e^i- 
 travaganza ; air-drawn dagger, bugbear, nightmare ; flying Dutchman, 
 great sea-serpent, man in the moon, castle in the air, chateau en Espagne ; 
 Utopia, Atlantis, happy valley, millennium, fairy land ; land of Prester 
 John, kingdom of Micomicon ; work of fiction &c. (?? owe/) 594; Arabian 
 nights; le pot au lait; dream of Alnaschar &c. {hope) 858; day -, 
 golden- dream. 
 
 illusion &c. {error) 495 ; phantom &c. {fallacy of vision) 443 ; Fata 
 Morgana &c. {ignis fatuus) 423; vapour .»S:c. {cloud) 353; stretch of the 
 imagination &c. {exaggeration) 549. 
 
 idealist, romanticist, visionary ; mopus ; romancer, dreamer ; somnam- 
 bulist ; rhapsodist &c. {fanatic) 504. 
 
 V. imagine, fancy, conceive; ideal-, real-ize ; dream,- of; ^give to 
 airy nothing a local habitation and a name.' 
 
 create, originate, devise, invent, coin, fabricate ; improvise, strike out 
 something new. 
 
 set one's wits to work ; strain -, crack- one's invention ; rack -, ran- 
 sack -, cudgel- one's brains ; excogitate. 
 
 give -play, - the reins, - a loose- to the- -imagination, - fancy; in- 
 dulge in reverie. 
 
 conjure up a vision ; fancy -, represent -, picture -, figure- to one- 
 self; vorstellen. 
 
 float in the mind ; suggest itself &c. {thought) 451. 
 
 Adj. imagined &c. v. ; ben trovato ; air-drawn, -built. 
 
 imagin-ing &c. v., -ative ; original, inventive, creative, fertile. 
 
 152 
 
COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 
 
 515—519. 
 
 IV. (II.) I. 
 
 romantic, high-flown, flighty, extra vagact, fanatic, enthusiastic, Uto- 
 pian, Quixotic. 
 
 ideal, unreal ; in the clouds, in nvMbus ; unsubstantial &c. 4 ; illusory 
 &c. {fallacious) 495. 
 
 fabulous, legendary; myth-ic, -ological; chimerical; imagin-, vision- 
 ary ; notional ; fan-cy, -ciful, -tastical ; whimsical ; fairy, -like. 
 
 Division (II.) COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 
 Section I. Nature of Ideas communicate©. 
 
 516. [Idea to be conveyed.] mean- 
 ing'. [Thing signified.] — W. meaning ; 
 signific-ation, -ance ; sense, expression ; 
 im-, pur-port ; drift, tenour, spirit, bear- 
 ing, colouring; scope. 
 
 matter ; subject, -matter ; argument, 
 text, sum and substance ; gist &c. 5. 
 
 general -, broad -, substantial -, col- 
 loquial -, literal -, plain -, simple -, 
 natural -, unstrained -, true &c. {exact) 
 494 -, honest &c. 543 -, pri77ui facie &c. 
 {manifest) 525- meaning. 
 
 literality ; after acceptation ; allusion 
 &C. {latency) 526; suggestion &c. {infor- 
 mation) $27-, synonym; figure of speech 
 &c. 521 ; acceptation &c. {inteiyretatiun) 
 522. 
 
 V. mean, signify, express; im-, pur- 
 port ; convey, imply, breathe, indicate, 
 bespeak, bear a sense ; tell -, speak- of; 
 touch on ; point -, allude- to ; drive at ; 
 involve &c. {latency) 526; declare &;c. 
 {affirm) 535. 
 
 understand by kc. {interpret) 522. 
 
 Adj. meaning &c. r. ; expressive, sug- 
 gestive, allusive; signific-ant, -ative, 
 -atory ; pithy ; full of -, pregnant with- 
 meaning. 
 
 declaratory &c 535; intelligible &c. 
 518; literal; synonymous; tantamount 
 &c. {equivaleTit) 27 ; implied &c. {latent) 
 526; explicit &c. 525. 
 
 JLdv. to that effect ; that is to say &c. 
 {being interpreted) 522. 
 
 518. Intelligribility.— M". intelli- 
 gibility ; clearness, explicitness &c. adj. ; 
 lucidity, perspicuity; legibility, plain 
 speaking &c. {manifestation) 525; pre- 
 cision &C. 494; ^(ovavra a-vveTolcn, a 
 word to the wise. 
 
 V. be -intelligible &c. adj. ; speak 
 
 517. [Absence of meaning.] Un« 
 meaningrness. — XT. unmeaningness 
 &c. adj. ; scrabble. 
 
 empty sound, dead letter, vox et prce- 
 terea 7iikil ; ' a tale told by an idiot, full 
 of sound and fury, signifying nothing ' ; 
 ' sounding bi*ass and a tinkling cymbal.' 
 
 nonsense, jargon, gibberish, jabber, 
 mere words, hocus-pocus, fustian, rant, 
 bombast, balderdash, palaver, flummery, 
 verbiage, babble, havardoge, baragouin, 
 platitude, ww/sme ; inanity; rigmarole, 
 rodomontade ; truism ; nugcs canor<^ ; 
 twaddle, twattle, fudge, trash ; stuff*, - 
 and nonsense ; bosh, rubbish, moonshine, 
 wish-wash, fiddle-faddle ; absurdity &c. 
 497; vagueness &c. {unintelligibility) 
 
 V. mean nothing ; be -unmeaning &:c. 
 adj. ; twaddle, quibble, scrabble. 
 
 Adj. unmeaning; meaning-, sense- 
 less; nonsensical; void of -sense &c. 
 
 in-, un-expressive ; vacant ; not -sig- 
 nificant &c. 516; insignificant. 
 
 trashy, washy, trumpery, trivial, fiddle- 
 faddle, twaddling, quibbling. 
 
 unmeant, not expressed ; tacit &c. (/a- 
 tent) 526. 
 
 inexpressible, undefinable, incommuni- 
 cable. 
 
 519. Unintelligribillty.—W. un- 
 intelligibility, incomprehensibility, im- 
 perspicuity ; inconceivableness, vague- 
 ness, &c. adj. ; obscurity ; ambiguity &c. 
 520; doubtful meaning ; uncertainty &c. 
 475; perplexity &c. (cari/M5i'aw) 59; spi- 
 nosity ; obscurum per obscurius ; mystifi- 
 
SIB— 521. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 tell its own tiile, 
 
 'for itself, - volumes ; 
 lie on the surface. 
 
 render -intelligible &c. adj.', popula- 
 rize, simplify, clear up; elucidate &c. 
 {explain) 522. 
 
 understand, comprehend ; take, - in : 
 catch, grasp, follow, collect, master, make 
 out ; see -with half an eye, - daylight, - 
 one's way; enter into the ideas of; come 
 to an understanding. 
 
 Adj. intelligible ; clear, - as -day, - 
 noonday; lucid; per-, tran-spicuous ; lu- 
 minous, transparent. 
 
 easily understood, easy to understand, 
 for the million, intelligible to the mean- 
 est capacity, popularized. 
 
 plain, distinct, explicit ; positive ; de- 
 finite &c. (precise) 494. 
 
 graphic; expressive &c. {meaning) 
 516; illustrative &c. (explanatory) 522. 
 
 un-ambiguous, -equivocal, -mistakable 
 «S:c. (manifest) 525, -confused ; legible, 
 recognizable; obvious &c. 525. 
 
 Adv. in plain -terms, - words, - Eng- 
 lish. 
 
 Phr. he that runs may read &c. (ma- 
 nifest) 525. 
 
 IV. (II.) T. 
 
 latency 
 
 cation &c. [concealment) 528; 
 ifec. 526; transcendentalism. 
 
 paradox; riddle &c. (secret) 533; dig- 
 71US vindice nodus ; sealed book ; stegano- 
 graphy, freemasonry. 
 
 pons asinorum, asses' bridge ; high 
 Dutch, Greek, Hebrew; jargon &c. (un- 
 meaning) 517. 
 
 V. be -unintelligible &c. adj. ; require 
 -explanation &c. 522; have a doubtful 
 meaning, pass comprehension. 
 
 render -unintelligible &c. adj. ; conceal 
 &c. 528; darken &c. 421; confuse &c. 
 (derange) 61 ; perplex &c. (heicilder) 475. 
 
 not -understand &c. 518; lose, - the 
 clue ; miss ; not know what to make of, 
 be able to make nothing of, give it up ; 
 not be able to -account for, - make either 
 head or tail of; be at sea &c. (uncertain) 
 475; wonder &:c. 870; see through a 
 glass darkly &c. (ignorance) 491. 
 
 not understand one another ; play at 
 
 cross purposes &c. (misinte?'2)?'et) 523. 
 
 Adj. un - intelligible, -accountable, 
 -decipherable, -discoverable, -knowable, 
 -fathomable ; in-cognizable, -explicable, 
 -scrutable ; inap-, incom-prehensible ; in- 
 sol-vable, -uble ; impenetrable. 
 
 illegible, as Greek to one, unexplained, 
 paradoxical ; enigmatic, -al ; puzzling, 
 obscure, dark, muddy, clear as mud, seen through a mist, dim, nebu- 
 lous, shrouded in mystery; undiscernible &c. (invisible) 447; misty 
 &c. (opaque) 426; hidden &c. 528; latent &c. 526. 
 
 indefinite &c. (indistinct) 447; perplexed &c. (confused) 59; unde- 
 termined, vague, loose, ambiguous ; mysterious ; mystic, -al ; transcen- 
 dental ; occult, recondite, abstruse, crabbed. 
 
 incon-ceivable, -ceptible ; searchless ; above -, beyond -, past- com- 
 prehension; beyond one's depth ; unconceived. 
 inexpressible, undefinable, incommunicable. 
 
 520. [Having a double sense.] Equivocalness.— 2T. equivocal- 
 ness Sec. adj.-, double -meaning &c. 516; ambiguity, double entendre, ^un, 
 paragram, calembour, quibble, equivoque, anagram ; conundrum &c. 
 (riddle) 533; word-play &c. (wit) 842; homonym, -y ; amphibo-ly, -logy; 
 ambiloquy. 
 
 Sphinx, Delphic oracle. 
 
 equivocation &c. (dujjlicitg) 544; white lie, mental reservation iS:c. 
 (concealment) 528. 
 
 V. be -equivocal &c. adj. ; have two -meanings &c. 516; equivocate 
 &c. (palter) 544. 
 
 Adj. equivocal, ambiguous, amphibolous, homonymous ; double- 
 tongued &c. (lying) 544. 
 
 521. metaphor. — w. figure of speech ; faqon de parler, way of 
 speaking, colloquialism. 
 
 phrase &c. 566 ; figure, trope, metaphor, metonymv, enallage, catu' 
 154 
 
IV. (II.) I. 
 
 COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 
 
 521—524. 
 
 chresis, nynecdoche, autonomasia ; irony, figurativeness &c. adj. ; imao'e, 
 -ry : metalepsis, type, anagoge, simile, personification, prosopopoeia, alle- 
 gory, apologue, parable, fable ; allusion, adumbration ; application. 
 
 V. employ -metaphor &c. n. ; personify, allegorize, adumbrate, shadow 
 forth, apply, allude to. 
 
 Adj. metaphorical, figurative, catachrestical, typical, tralatitious, 
 parabolic, allegorical, allusive, anagogical ; ironical ; colloquial. 
 
 Adv. so to -speak, - say, - express oneself ; as it were. 
 
 Plir. mutato nomine de tefabula narratur. 
 
 523. Misinterpretation.— sr. 
 
 mis-interpretation, -apprehension, -un- 
 derstanding, -acceptation, - construction, 
 -application; catachresisx cross -reading, 
 - purposes ; mistake &c. 495. 
 
 misrepresentation, perversion, exag- 
 geration &c. 549 ; false -colouring, -con- 
 struction ; abuse of terms ; parody, tra- 
 vesty ; falsification &c. (lying) 544. 
 
 V. mis-interpret, -apprehend, -under- 
 stand, -conceive, -spell, -translate, -con- 
 strue, -apply ; mistake &c. 495. 
 
 misrepresent, pervert; garble &c. 
 {falsify) 544 ; distort, detort ; travesty, 
 play upon words ; stretch -, strain -, 
 wrest- the -sense, - meaning ; explain 
 away ; put a -bad, - false- construction 
 on ; *^give a false colouring. 
 
 be -, play- at cross purposes. 
 
 Adj. misinterpreted «S:c. v. ; untrans- 
 lat-ed, -able. 
 
 522. Interpretation. — m. in- 
 terpretation, definition ; explan-, explic- 
 ation ; solution, answer ; rationale ; 
 plain -, simple -, strict- interpretation ; 
 meaning &c. 516. 
 
 translation ; rend-ering, -ition ; red- 
 dition ; literal -, free- translation ; key ; 
 secret ; clew &c. {indication) 5 50. 
 
 exegesis ; ex-pounding, -position ; Her- 
 meneutics ; comment, -ary ; inference 
 Szc. {deduction) 480 ; illustration, exem- 
 plification ; gloss, annotation, scholium, 
 note ; e-, di-lucidation ; eclaircissement, 
 mot d'enigme. 
 
 symptomat -, semei - ology ; metopo- 
 scopy, physiognomy ; paleography &c. 
 (philology) 560, 
 
 accept-ion, -ation, -ance ; light, read- 
 ing, lection, construction, version. 
 
 equivalent, - meaning &c. 516; syno- 
 nym ; para-, meta-phrase ; convertible 
 terms, apposition ; dictionary &c. 562 ; 
 polyglot, 
 
 V. interpret, explain, define, construe, 
 translate, render ; do -, turn- into ; transfuse the sense of. 
 
 find out &c. 4800- -the meaning &c. 516- of ; read ; spell -, make- 
 out ; decipher, unravel, disentangle ; find the key of, enucleate, resolve, 
 solve ; read between the lines. 
 
 account for; find -, tell- the cause &c. 153- of; throw -, shed- 
 -light, - new light, - a fresh light- upon ; clear up, elucidate. 
 
 illustrate, exemplify; unfold, expound, comment upon, annotate; 
 popularize &c. {render' intelligible) 518. 
 
 take -, understand -, receive -, accept- in a particular sense ; un- 
 derstand by, put a construction on, be given to understand. 
 
 Adj. explanatory, expository : explica-tive, -torj- ; exegetical. 
 
 polyglot ; literal ; para-, meta-phrastic ; cosignificative, synonymous ; 
 equivalent &c. 27. 
 
 Adv. in -explanation &c. n. ; that is to say, id est, videlicet, to wit, 
 namely, in other words. 
 
 literally, strictly speaking; in -plain, - plainer- -terms, - words, 
 - English ; more simply. 
 
 524. Interpreter. — lO". interpreter; ex-positor, -pounder, -po- 
 nent, -plainer ; demonstrator. 
 
 scholiast, commentator, annotator ; meta-, para-phrast. 
 spokesman, speaker, mouthpiece. 
 
 155 
 
524—526. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (IL) II. 
 
 dragoman, valet de ])lace, cicerone, showman ; oneirocritic ; Oedipus ; 
 oracle &c. 513. 
 
 Section II. Modes of Communication. 
 
 525. manifestation.— XT. mani- 
 festation ; plainness &c. adj. ; plain 
 speaking ; expression ; showing &c. v. ; 
 exposition, demonstration ; exhibition, 
 production ; display, showing off; pre- 
 monstration. [Thing shewn] exhibit. 
 
 indication &c. {calling attention to) 
 457; publicity &c. 531 ; disclosure &c. 
 529 ; openness &c. {honesty) 543, {art- 
 lessness) 703 ; epanchement. 
 
 V. make -, render- -manifest &c. adj. ; 
 bring -forth, - forward, - to the front, 
 
 - into yiew; give notice; express; re- 
 present, set forth, exhibit ; show, - up ; 
 expose ; produce ; hold up -, expose- to 
 view; set -, place -, lay- before -one, 
 
 - one's eyes, tell to one's face ; trot out, 
 put through one's paces, bring to light, 
 display, demonstrate, unroll ; lay open ; 
 draw -, bring- out ; bring out in strong 
 relief; call -, bring- into notice; hold 
 up the mirror ; wear one's heart upon 
 his sleeve ; show one's -face, - colours ; 
 manifest oneself ; speak out ; make no 
 -mystery, - secret- of; unfurl the flag; 
 proclaim &c. {publish) 531. 
 
 indicate &c. {direct attention to) 457 ; 
 disclose &c. 529 ; elicit i!v:c. 480a. 
 
 be -manifest Szc. adj. ; appear &c. {be 
 visible) 446 ; transpire &c. {be disclosed) 
 529; speak for itself, stand to reason; 
 stare one in the face, rear its head ; give 
 -token, - sign, - indication of; tell its 
 own tale Sec. {intelligible) 518. 
 
 Adj. manifest, apparent; salient, 
 striking, demonstrative, prominent, in 
 the foreground, notable, pronounced. 
 
 flagrant ; notorious &c. {public) 531 ; 
 arrant; stark staring; unshaded, gla- 
 ring. 
 
 defin-ed, -ite ; distinct, conspicuous 
 &c. {visible) 446; obvious, evident, un- 
 mistakable, not to be mistaken, plain, 
 clear, palpable, self-evident, autoptical;* 
 intelligible &c. 518; clear as -day, - 
 daylight, - noonday ; plain as -a pike- 
 staff, - the sun at noonday, - the nose 
 on one's face, - way to parish church. 
 
 ostensible ; open, - as day ; overt, 
 patent, express, explicit ; naked, bare, literal, downright, undisguised, 
 exoteric. 
 
 156 
 
 526. Xiatency. — w. latency, in- 
 expression ; hidden -, occult- meaning ; 
 occultness, mystery, cabala, anagoge ; 
 silence &c. {taciturnity) 585 ; conceal- 
 ment i&c. 528 ; more than meets the 
 -eye, - ear ; Delphic oracle ; le dcssous 
 des cartes, undercurrent. 
 
 allusion, insinuation, implication ; in- 
 nuendo &c. 527; adumbration; 'some- 
 thing rotten in the state of Denmark.' 
 
 snake in the grass &c. {pitfall) 667 ; 
 secret &c. 533. 
 
 darkness, invisibility, imperceptibilit3^ 
 
 V. be -latent &c. adj. ; lurk, smoulder, 
 underlie, make no sign ; escape -obser- 
 vation, - detection, - recognition; lie 
 hid &c. 528. 
 
 laugh in one's sleeve ; keep back &:c. 
 {conceal) 528. 
 
 involve, imply, understand, allude to, 
 infer, leave an inference ; whisper &c. 
 {conceal) 528. 
 
 Adj. latent; lurking &c. v.', secret 
 &c. 528; occult; implied &c. v.-, dor- 
 mant. 
 
 un-apparent, -known, -seen Szc. 441 ; 
 in the background ; invisible &c. 447 ; 
 indiscoverable, dark ; impenetrable &c. 
 {unintelligible) 519; un-spied, -suspected. 
 
 un-said, -written, -published, -breathed, 
 -talked of, -told &c. 527, -sung, -exposed, 
 -proclaimed, -disclosed kc. 529, -ex- 
 pressed ; not expressed, tacit. 
 
 un - developed, -solved, -explained, 
 -traced, -discovered &c. 480^, -tracked, 
 -explored, -invented. 
 
 indirect, crooked, inferential ; by -in- 
 ference, -implication ; implicit; construc- 
 tive ; allusive, covert, muffled ; stegano- 
 graphic ; under-stood, -hand, -ground ; 
 concealed kc. 528 ; delitescent. 
 
 Adv. by a side wind ; sub silentio ; 
 in the background ; behind -the scenes, 
 - one's back ; on the tip of one's tongue j 
 secretly kc. 528 ; between the lines. 
 
 Phr. * thereby hangs a tale.' 
 
IV. (11.) n. 
 
 COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 
 
 525—528. 
 
 unreserved ; frank, plain spoken &c. (artless) 703 ; barefaced. 
 
 manifested &c. v.; disclosed &c. 529; capable of being shown, 
 producible ; in-, un-concealable. 
 
 Adv. manifestly, openly &c. adj. ; before one's eyes, under one's 
 nose, to one's face, face to face, above board, cartes sur table, on the 
 stage, in open court, in the open streets ; in market overt •, in the face 
 of -day, - heaven ; in -broad -, open- daylight ; without reserve ; at 
 first h\\i»h, prima facie, on the face of; in set terms. 
 
 Phr. cela saute aux yeux ; he that runs may read ; you can see it 
 with half an eye ; it needs no ghost to tell us ; the meaning lies on 
 the surface 5 cda va sans dire ; 7-es ipsa loquitur. 
 
 527. Information.— x. infor- 
 mation, enlightenment, acquaintance, 
 knowledge &c. 490; publicity &c. 531. 
 
 communication, intimation ; not-ice, 
 -ification ; e-, an-nunciation ; announce- 
 ment ; representation, round robin, pre- 
 sentment. 
 
 case, estimate, specification, report, 
 advice, monition; news &c. 532; return 
 &c. {record) 551 ; account &c. {descrip- 
 tion) 594; statement kc. {affirmation) 
 
 535- ... 
 
 mention; acquaintmg &c. r.; instruc- 
 tion &c. {teaching) 537; outpouring; in- 
 tercommunication, communicativeness. 
 
 informant, authority, teller, intelli- 
 gencer, reporter, exponent, mouthpiece ; 
 informer, eavesdropper, delator, detec- 
 tive ; mouchard, spy, newsmonger ; mes- 
 senger &c. 534; amicus curies. 
 
 valet de place, cicerone, pilot, guide ; 
 guide-, hand-book ; vade mecum ; ma- 
 nual ; map, plan, chart, gazetteer ; iti- 
 nerary &c. {joui-ney) 266. 
 
 hint, suggestion, innuendo, inkling, 
 whisper, passing word, word in the ear, 
 subaudition, cue, by-play; gesture &c. 
 {indication) 550; gentle -, broad- hint; 
 verhum sapienti ; word to the wise ; in- 
 sinuation &c. (latency) 526. 
 
 V. tell; inform, - of; acquaint, - 
 with ; impart, - to ; make acquainted 
 with, apprize, advise, enlighten, awaken. 
 
 let fall, mention, express, intimate, 
 represent, communicate, make known ; 
 publish &c. 531; notify, signify, specify, 
 convey the knowledge of. 
 
 let one -, have one to- know; give one 
 to understand ; give notice ; set -, lay -, 
 put- before ; point out, put into one's 
 head ; put one in possession of ; instruct 
 &c. (teach) 537; direct the attention to 
 &c. 457. 
 
 an-nounce, -nunciate ; report, - pro- 
 
 528. Concealment. — w. con- 
 cealment ; hiding &c. v. ; occultation, 
 mystification. 
 
 seal of secrecy; screen Sec. 530; dis- 
 guise &:c. 530; masquerade; masked 
 battery; hiding place &c. 530; crypt-, 
 stegan-ography ; freemasonry. 
 
 stealth, -iness ; obreption ; slyness &c. 
 (cunning) 702. 
 
 latit-ancy, -ation ; seclusion &c. 893 ; 
 privacy, secrecy, secretness ; incognita. 
 
 reticence ; reserve ; mental -, reser- 
 vation ; arriere jJ&nsee, suppression, eva- 
 sion, white lie, misprision ; silence &c, 
 (taciturnity) 585 ; suppression of truth 
 &c. 544; underhand dealing ; close-, se- 
 cretive-ness &c. adj.; mystery. 
 
 latency &c. 526; snake in the grass*, 
 secret Sec. 533. stow away. 
 
 V. conceal, hide, secrete, put out of 
 sight; lock -, seal -, bottle- up. 
 
 cover, screen, cloak, veil, shroud; 
 screen from -sight, - observation ; draw 
 the veil ; draw -, close- the curtain ; 
 curtain, shade, eclipse, throw a veil 
 over ; be-cloud, -mask ; mask, disguise j 
 ensconce, muffle, smother ; whisper. 
 
 keep -from, - back, - to oneself ; keep 
 -snug, - close, - secret, - dark ; bury ; 
 sink, suppress ; keep -from, - out of- 
 -view, - sight ; keep in -, throw into- 
 the -shade, - background ; stifle, hush 
 up, smother, withhold, reserve ; fence 
 with a question ; ignore &c. 460. 
 
 keep -a secret, - one's own counsel ; 
 hold one's tongue Sec. (silen/^e) 585; make 
 no sign, not let it go further; not 
 breathe a -word, - syllable- about ; not 
 let the right hand know what the left is * 
 doing ; hide one's light under a bushel, 
 bury one's talent in a napkin. 
 
 keep -, leave- in -the dark, - igno- 
 rance ; blind, -the eyes ; blindfold, hood- 
 wink, mystifv; puzzle Sec. (render un- 
 IS7 
 
527—530. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 gress ; Bring -, send -, leave -, write- 
 word ; tele-graph, -phone ; wire ; retail, 
 render an account ; give an account &c. 
 (describe) 594; state &c. (affirm) 535. 
 
 disclose ^c. 529; show cause; ex- 
 plain &c. (interprd) 522. 
 
 hint ; give an inkling of •, give -, drop 
 -, throw out- a hint ; insinuate ; allude 
 •-, make allusion- to; glance at; tip 
 the wink &c. (indicate) 550 ; suggest, 
 prompt; give the cue, breathe ; whisper, 
 - in the ear. 
 
 give a bit of one's mind ; tell one 
 -plainly, - once for all ; speak volumes. 
 
 un-deceive, -beguile ; set right, cor- 
 rect, open the eyes of, disabuse. 
 
 be -informed of &c ; know &c. 490 ; 
 learn &c. 539 ; get scent of, gather from; 
 awaken -, open one's eyes- to ; become 
 -alive, - awake- to ; hear, overhear, un- 
 derstand. 
 
 come to one's -ears, - knowledge ; 
 reach one's ears. 
 
 Adj. informed &c. v.; communique-, 
 reported &c. y.; published &c. 531. 
 
 expressive &c. 516; explicit &c. (open) 
 525, (clear) 518; plain-spoken &c. (aH- 
 ' ^ 703 
 
 IV. (II.) II. 
 bamboozle &c. (deceive) 
 
 certain) 475 ; 
 
 545- 
 
 be -concealed &c. v. ; suffer an eclipse ; 
 retire from sight, couch; hide oneself ; 
 lie -hid, - in ambush, - perdu, - close ; 
 seclude oneself &c. 893; lurk, sneak, 
 skulk, slink, prowl ; steal -into, - out of, 
 
 - by, - along ; play at -bopeep, - hide and 
 seek ; hide in holes and corners. 
 
 Adj. concealed &c. v.; hidden; se- 
 cret, recondite, mystic, cabalistic, occult, 
 dark ; cryptic, -al ; private, privy, in 
 petto, auricular, clandestine, close, invio- 
 late. 
 
 behind a -screen &c. 530; under -co- 
 ver, - an eclipse ; in -ambush, - hiding, 
 
 - disguise ; in a -cloud, - fog, - mist, - 
 haze, - dark corner ; in the -shade, - 
 dark ; clouded, wrapt in clouds ; invi- 
 sible &c. 447 ; buried, underground, ^jer- 
 du ; secluded &c. 893. 
 
 un-disclosed &c. 529, -told &c. 527; 
 covert &c. (latent) 526; mysterious &c. 
 (unintdligihle) 5 1 9. 
 
 irrevealable, inviolable; confidential; 
 esoteric ; not to be spoken of. 
 
 obreptitious, furtive, stealthy, feline ; 
 skulking &c. v.; surreptitious, under- 
 hand, hole and corner ; sly &c. (cunning) 
 702; secretive, evasive; reserved, reti- 
 cent, uncommunicative, buttoned up; 
 close, - as wax ; taciturn &c. 585. 
 
 Adv. secretly &c. adj. ; in -secret, - 
 private, - one's sleeve, - holes and cor- 
 ners ; in the dark &c. adj. 
 januis clausis, with closed doors, d 
 huis clos ; hugger-mugger, a la derohee ; under the -cloak of, - rose, 
 - table ; sub rosd, en iapinois, in the background, aside, on the sly, 
 with bated breath, sotto voce, in a whisper, without beat of drum, a la 
 sourdine. 
 
 in -, in strict- confidence ; confidentially &c. adj. ; between -our- 
 selves, - you and me ; entre nous, inter nos, under the seal of secrecy, 
 underhand, by stealth, like a thief in theniglit; stealthily &c. adj.; 
 behind -the scenes, - the curtain, - one's back, - a screen &c. 530 ; 
 incognito ; in camera. 
 
 Phr. it -must, - will- go no further ; ^ tell it not in Gath,' nobody 
 the wiser. 
 
 declara-, nuncupa-, exposi-tory; enun- 
 ciative, communicat-ive, -ory. 
 Adv. from information received. 
 Phr. a little bird told me. 
 
 529. Disclosure.— w. disclosure; 
 retection ; unveiling &c. v. ; deterration, 
 revealment, revelation; expos-ition,-ure ; 
 expose ; whole truth ; tell-tale &c. (news) 
 532. 
 
 acknowledgment, avowal ; confession, 
 •al ; shrift. 
 
 bursting of a bubble ; denouement. 
 158 
 
 530. Ambush. [Means of con- 
 cealment.] — w. hiding -plq,ce ; secret 
 -place, - drawer ; recess, hole, holes and 
 corners ; closet, crypt, adytum, abditory, 
 oubliette. 
 
 am-bush, -buscade; stalking horse; 
 lurking-hole, -place; secret path, back- 
 stairs ; retreat &c. (refuge) 666. 
 
IV. (II.) II. 
 
 COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 
 
 529—531. 
 
 screen, cover, shade, blinker; veil, 
 curtain, blind, cloak, cloud. 
 
 mask, vizor, visor, disguise, masque- 
 rade dress, domino. 
 
 pitfall &c. {source of danger) 667; 
 trap &c. (snare) 545. 
 
 V. lie in ambush &c. {hide oneself) 
 528; lie in wait for; set a trap for &c. 
 {deceive) 545. 
 
 Adv. aua; aguets. 
 
 V. dis-close, -cover, -mask ; draw -, 
 draw aside -, lift -, raise -, lift up -, 
 remove -, tear- the -veil, - curtain ; un- 
 mask, -veil, -fold, -cover, -seal, -kennel ; 
 take off -, break- the seal ; lay -open, - 
 bare ; expose ; open, - up ; bare, bring 
 to light. 
 
 divulge, reveal, break; let into the 
 secret ; reveal the secrets of the prison- 
 house ; tell &c. {inform) 527; breathe, 
 utter, blab, peach; let -out, - fall, - 
 drop, - the cat out of the bag ; betray ; 
 tell tales, - out of school; come out 
 
 with ; give -vent, - utterance- to ; open the lips, blurt out, vent, 
 whisper about; speak out &c. {make manifest) 525 ; make public &c. 
 531; unriddle &c. {find out) 480a; split. 
 
 acknowledge, allow, concede, grant, admit, own, confess, avow, throw 
 oflf all disguise, turn inside out, make a clean breast ; show one's -hand, 
 - cards ; unburden -, disbiu'den- one's -mind, - conscience, - heart ; 
 open -, lay bare -, tell a piece of- one's mind ; unbosom oneself, own 
 to the soft impeachment ; say -, speak- the truth ; turn King's {or 
 Queen's) evidence. 
 
 raise -, drop -, lift -, remove -, throw oft- the mask ; expose ; lay 
 open ; un-deceive, -beguile ; disabuse, set right, correct, open the 
 eyes of ; desillusionner. 
 
 be -disclosed &c. ; transpire, come to light ; come in sight &c. {be 
 visible) 446 ; become known, escape the lips ; come -, ooze -, creep -, 
 leak -, peep -, crop- out ; show its -face, - colours ; discover &c. it- 
 self ; break through the clouds, flash on the mind. 
 
 Adj. disclosed &c. v. 
 
 Int. out with it ! 
 
 Phr. the murder is out ; a light breaks in upon one ; the scales fall 
 from one's eyes ; the eyes are opened. 
 
 531. Publication, — w. pubhcation ; public -announcement &c. 
 
 527 ; promulgation, propagation, proclamation ; circulation, indiction, 
 edition ; hue and cry. 
 
 publicity, notoriety, currency, flagrancy, cry, bruit ; vo.vjJopiUi; report, 
 &c. {neu-8)S32. 
 
 the Press, public press, newspaper, journal, gazette; telegraphy; pub- 
 lisher &c. V. ; imprint. 
 
 circular, - letter ; manifesto, advertisement, placard, bill, afficlie, broad- 
 side, poster ; notice &c, 527. 
 
 V. publish ; make -public, - known &c. {information) 527 ; speak -, 
 talk- of ; broach, utter ; put forward; circulate, propagate, promulgate; 
 spread, - abroad ; rumour, diffuse, disseminate, evulgate ; put -, give -, 
 send- forth ; emit, edit, get out ; issue ; bring -, lay -, drag- before the 
 public ; give -out, - to the world ; put -, bandy -, hawk -, buzz -, 
 whisper -, bruit -, blaze- about ; drag into the open day. 
 
 proclaim, herald, blazon ; blaze -, noise- abroad ; sound a trumpet ; 
 trumpet -, thunder- forth ; give tongue ; announce with -beat of drum, 
 - flourish of trumpets ; proclaim -from the housetops, - at Charing Cross, 
 
 advertise, placard ; post, - up ; afficher, publish in the Gazette, send 
 round the crier. 
 
 raise a -cry, - hue and cry, - report ; set news afloat. 
 
 be -published &c.j be -, become- -public &c. adj.) come out: go -, 
 
 ' 159 
 
531—536. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (II.) n. 
 
 fly -, buzz -, blow- about ; get -about, - abroad, - afloat, - wind ; find 
 vent ; see the light ; go forth, take air, acquire currency, pass current ; 
 go -the rounds, - the round of the newspapers, - through the length and 
 breadth of the land ; virum volitare per ora ; pass from mouth to mouth ; 
 spread \ run -, spread- like wildfire. 
 
 Adj. published &c. v.; current &c. {neivs) 532 ; in circulation, public ; 
 notorious; flagrant, arrant ; open &c. 525 ; trumpet-tongued ; encyclical, 
 promulgatory ; exoteric. 
 
 Adv. publicly &c. adj. ; in open court, with open doors. 
 
 Int. Oyez ! O yes ! notice ! 
 
 Plir. notice is hereby given ; this is -, these are- to give notice. 
 
 532. XTews. — N". news; informa- 
 tion &c. 527 ; piece -, budget- of -news, 
 - information ; intelligence, tidings. 
 
 word, advice, aviso, message; dis-, 
 des-patch ; telegram, communication, er- 
 rand, embassy; bulletin. 
 
 report, rumour, hearsay, 071 dit, flying 
 rumour, news stirring, cry, buzz, bruit, 
 fame ; talk, oul-dire, scandal, eaves- 
 dropping ; town -, table- talk ; tittle- 
 canard, topic of the day, idea 
 
 533. Secret. — N". secret; dead-, 
 profound- secret; arcanum, mystery; 
 latency &c. 526 ; Asian mystery; sealed 
 book, secrets of the prison-house ; le 
 dessous des cartes. 
 
 enigma, riddle, puzzle, nut to crack, 
 conundrum, charade, rebus, logogriph ; 
 mono-, ana-gram ; Sphinx ; cj'ua: critico- 
 rum. 
 
 maze, labyrinth, Hyrcynian wood. 
 
 problem &c. {question) 461 ; paradox 
 &c. {difficulty) 704 ; unintelligibility tfec. 
 
 519; terra incognita »&c. {ignorance) 491. 
 Adj. secret &c. {concealed) 528. 
 
 tattle 
 afloat. 
 
 fresh -, stirring -, old -, stale- news ; 
 glad tidings ; old -, stale- &tovj. 
 
 narrator &c. {describe) 594; news-, 
 scandal-monger ; tale-bearer, tell-tale, 
 gossip, tattler. 
 
 V. transpire &c. (be disclosed) 529 ; nimour &c. {publish) 531. 
 
 Adj . many-tongued ; rumoured ; publicly -, currently- -rumoured, 
 - reported ; rife, current, floating, afloat, going about, in circulation, 
 in everyone's mouth, all over the town. 
 
 Adv. as the story -goes, - runs ; as they say, it is said. 
 
 534. BXesseng'er. — w. messenger, envoy, emissary, legate; 
 nuncio, internuncio; ambassador &c. {diplomatist) 758, 
 
 marshal, flag-bearer, herald, crier, trumpeter, bellman, pursuivant, j^a?*- 
 lementaire, apparitor. 
 
 courier, runner, dawk, estqfette ; Mercury, Iris, Ariel. 
 
 commissionaire, errand-boy. 
 
 mail; post, -office; letter-bag; tele-graph, -phone; cable, wire; carrier- 
 pigeon. 
 
 reporter ; gentleman -, representative- of the press ; penny-a-liner ; 
 special -, own- correspondent ; spy, scout ; informer &c. 527. 
 
 535. Affirmation.— XT. affirm- I 536. Neg-ation.— M*. ne-, abne- 
 ance, -ation ; statement, allegation, as- ' gation ; denial ; dis-avowal, -claimer ; 
 sertion, predication, declaration, word, { abjuration; contra-diction, -vention ; re- 
 averment. I cusation, protest ; recusancy &c. {dissent) 
 asseveration, adjuration, swearing, oath, 489; flat -, emphatic- -contradiction, - 
 affidavit; deposition &c. {record) 551 ; ! denial, 
 avouchment, assurance ; protest, -ation ; | qualification &c. 469 ; repudiation &c. 
 
 profession; acknowledgment &c. {assent) 
 
 vote, voice, 
 remark, observation ; 
 t6o 
 
 position &c. 
 
 610; retractation &;c. 607; confutation 
 Sec. 479 ; refusal &c. 764 ; prohibition 
 &c. 761. 
 V. deny ; contra-diet, -vene ; contro- 
 
IV. (II.) II. 
 
 COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 
 
 535—538. 
 
 saying, dictum, scn- 
 
 (proposition) 514 ; 
 tence, ipse dixit. 
 
 emphasis ; dogmatism &c. (certainty) 
 474 ; dogmatist kc. 887. 
 
 V. assert ; make -an assertion &c. 77. ; 
 liave one's say ; say, affirm, predicate, 
 declare, state ; protest, profess. 
 
 put -forth, - I'orward ; advance, allege, 
 propose, propound, enunciate, broach, 
 set forth, hold out, maintain, contend, 
 pronounce, pretend. 
 
 depose, depone, aver, avov^r, avouch, 
 asseverate, swear ; make -, take one's- 
 oath ; make -, swear -, put in- an affi- 
 davit ; take one's Bible oath, kiss the 
 book, vow, vitam impemlere vero ; swear 
 till -one is black in the face, - all's blue ; 
 be sworn, call Heaven to witness; vouch, 
 warrant, certify, assure, swear by bell 
 book and candle. 
 
 swear by etc. (helieve) 484 ; insist -, 
 take one's stand- upon ; emphasize, lay 
 stress on ; assert -roundly, - positively ; 
 lay down, - the law ; raise one's voice, 
 dogmatize, have the last word ; rap out ; 
 repeat ; re-assert, -affirm. 
 
 announce &c, (infonnation) 527; ac- 
 knowledge Sec. (assent) 488 ; attest &:c. 
 (evidence) 467; adjure &c. (jmt to one^s oath) 768. 
 
 Adj. asserting &c. v.] declaratory, predicatoiy, pronunciative, af- 
 firmative, sai-disant; positive ; certain &c. 474; express, explicit, &c. 
 (patent) 525 ; absolute, emphatic, flat, broad, round, pointed, marked, 
 distinct, decided, confident, trenchant, dogmatic, definitive, formal, 
 solemn, categorical, peremptory ; unretracted ; predicable. 
 
 Adv. affiiTQatively &c. adj. ; in the affirmative. 
 
 with emphasis, e.v cathedra, without fear of contradiction. 
 
 I must say, indeed, i' faith, let me tell you, why, give me leave to say, 
 marry, you may be sure, I'd have you to know ; upon my -word, - 
 honour ; by my troth, egad, I assure you ; by -jingo, - Jove, - George, 
 -&c. ; troth, seriously, sadly; in -, in sober- -sadness, - truth, - 
 earnest; of a truth, truly, perdy; in all conscience, upon oath; be 
 assured &c. (belief) 484 ; yes &c. (asse^it) 488 ; I'll -warrant, - warrant 
 you, - engage, - answer for it, - be bound, - venture to say, - take 
 my oath ; forsooth, joking apart ; so help me God ; not ^0 mince the 
 matter. 
 
 Phr. quoth he ; f/m. 
 
 vert, give denial to, gainsay, negative, 
 shake the head. 
 
 dis-own, -affirm, -claim, -avow ; recant 
 &c. 607; revoke &c. (abrogate) j ^6. 
 
 dispute, impugn, traverse, rebut, join 
 issue upon ; bring -, call- in question «fcc. 
 (^0^6^^)485. 
 
 deny -flatly, - peremptorily, - em- 
 phatically, - absolutely, - wholly, - en- 
 tirely ; give the lie to, belie. 
 
 repudiate &c. 610; set aside, ignore 
 &C.460; rebut &c. (confute) ^Jf^] qualify 
 &c. 469 ; refuse &c. 764. 
 
 Adj. denying &c. v.; denied &:c. v.; 
 contradictory ; negat-ive, -ory ; recusant 
 &c. (dissenting) 489 ; at issue upon. 
 
 Adv. no, nay, not, nowise; not a -bit, 
 -whit, - jot ; not -at all, - in the least, 
 
 - so ; no such thing; nothing of the -kind, 
 
 - sort ; quite the contrary, tout au con' 
 traire, far from it ; tant s'en faut ; on no 
 account, in no respect ; by -no, - no man- 
 ner of- means ; negatively. 
 
 Plir. there never was a greater mis- 
 take ; I know better ; non hcec in fcedera. 
 
 537. Teaching'. — x. teaching &c. 
 V. ; instruction ; edification ; education ; 
 tuition; tutor-, tutel-age ; direction, 
 guidance. 
 
 qualification, preparation ; train-, 
 school-ing, &c. v. ; discipline ; exer-cise, 
 -citation ; drill, practice. 
 
 persuasion, proselytism, propagandism, 
 161 
 
 538. XHisteachingr. — IT. mis- 
 teaching, -information, -intelligence, 
 -guidance, -direction, -persuasion, -in- 
 struction, -leading &c. v. ; perversion, 
 false teaching ; sophistry &c. 477 ; col- 
 lege of Laputa , the blind leading the 
 blind. 
 
 V. mis-inform, -teach, -direct, -guide, 
 M 
 
337—5*1. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (11.) II. 
 
 p'opaganda ; in-doctrination, -culcation, 
 -oculation. 
 
 explanation &c. {intei'p'etation) 522; 
 lesson, lecture, sermon ; apologue, par- 
 able ; discourse, prelection, preachment. 
 
 exercise, task ; curriculum ; course, - 
 of study ; grammar, three R's, initiation, 
 A. B. 0. &c. {beginning) 66. 
 
 elementary -, primary -, secondary -, 
 technical -, liberal -, classical -, religious 
 -, denominational -, moral -, secular- 
 education ; propaedeutics, moral tuition. 
 
 physical education, gymnastics, calis- 
 thenics. 
 
 V. teach, instruct, edify, school, tu- 
 tor ; cram, prime, coach : enlighten &c. 
 (inform) 527. 
 
 in-culcate, -doctrinate, -oculate, -fuse, 
 -stil, -fix, -graft, -filtrate ; im-bue, -preg- 
 nate, -plant; graft, sow the seeds of, 
 disseminate. 
 
 give an idea of; put -up to, - in the 
 way of ; set right. 
 
 sharpen the wits, enlarge the mind; 
 give new ideas, open the eyes, bring for- 
 ward, ' teach the young idea how to 
 shoot'; improve &c. 658. 
 
 expound &c. {interpret) 522; lecture; 
 read -, give- a -lesson, - lecture, - ser- 
 mon, - discourse ; hold forth, preach ; 
 sermon-, moral-ize ; point a moral. 
 
 train, discipline ; bring up, - to ; edu- 
 cate, form, ground, prepare, qualify, 
 drill, exercise, practice, habituate, fami- 
 liarize with, nurture, dry-nurse, breed, 
 rear, take in hand ; break, - in ; tame ; 
 pre-instruct ; initiate ; inure &c. {habi- 
 tuate) 613. 
 
 put to nurse, send to school. 
 
 direct, guide ; direct attention to &c. 
 {attention) 457 ; impress upon the -mind, 
 - memory ; beat into, - the head ; con- 
 vince (fcc. {belief) 484. 
 
 Atlj. teaching kc. v.; taught &c. v.; 
 educational ; scholastic, academic, doc- 
 trinal ; discipli.ial; instructive, didactic. 
 
 Plir. the schoolmaster abroad. 
 
 -instruct, -correct; pervert; put on a 
 false -, throw off the- scent; deceive 
 (fee. 545 ; mislead &c. {erro?-) 495 ; mis- 
 represent ; lie &c. 544 ; ambiguas in vul- 
 gum sparge?'e voces, preach to the wise, 
 teach one's grandmother to suck eggs. 
 
 render unintelligible &c. 519; bewil- 
 der &c. (uncertainty) 475 ; mystify &c, 
 {conceal) 528 ; unteach. 
 
 Adj. misteaching &c. v. ; unedifying. 
 
 Phr. piscem natare doces. 
 
 539. Zieaming*. — ir. learning; 
 acquisition of -knowledge &c. 490; - 
 skill &c. 698 ; acquirement, attainment ; 
 edification, scholarship, erudition ; self- 
 instruction ; study, reading, perusal ; in- 
 quiry &c. 461. 
 
 ap-, prenticeship ; pupil-age, -arity ; 
 tutelage, novitiate, matriculation. 
 
 docility &c. {tvillingness) 602 ; aptitude 
 &c. 698. 
 
 v. learn ; acquire -, gain -, receive 
 -, take in -, drink in -, imbibe -, pick 
 up -, gather -, get -, obtain -, collect -, 
 glean- -knowledge, - information, - 
 learning. 
 
 acquaint oneself with, master ; make 
 oneself -master of, - acquainted with ; 
 grind, cram ; get -, coach- up ; learn by 
 -heart, - rote. 
 
 read, spell, peruse : con -, pore -, 
 thumb- over ; wade through : dip into ; 
 run the eye -over, - through ; turn over 
 the leaves. 
 
 study ; be -studious &c. adj. ; consume 
 the midnight oil, mind one's book. 
 
 go to -school, - college, - the univer- 
 sity ; serve -an {or one's) apprenticeship, 
 - one's time ; learn one's trade ; be -in- 
 formed &c. 527 ; be -taught &c, 537. 
 
 Adj. studious; schol-astic, -arly; 
 teachable ; docile &c. {ivilling) 602 ; apt 
 &c. 698, industrious &c. 682. 
 
 Adv. at one's books; in statu pupillari 
 &c. {learner) 541. 
 
 540. Teacher.-W. teacher, train- 
 er, instructor, institutor, master, tutor, 
 director, Oorypheus, dry nurse, coach, 
 grinder ; governor, bear-leader ; gover- 
 ness, duenna ; disciplinarian. 
 
 professor, lecturer, reader, prelector, 
 prolocutor, preacher ; pastor &c. {clergy) 
 162 
 
 541. Zieamer. — wr. learner, scho- 
 lar, student, alumnus, eleve, pupil ; ap-, 
 prentice ; articled clerk ; schoolboy, be- 
 ginner, tyro, abecedarian, alphabeta- 
 rian. 
 
 recruit, novice, neophyte, inceptor, 
 debutant, catechumen, probationer ; un- 
 
COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 
 
 540— 5€4. 
 
 IV. (II.) II. 
 
 996; schoolmaster, dominie, usher, pe- dergraduate; freshman; junior -, senior- 
 
 dagogue, abecedarian; schoohuistress, i'soph ; sophister, qiiestionist. 
 
 dame, monitor, pupil-teacher. j class, form, remove ; pupilage »S:c. 
 
 expositor &c. 524; preceptor, guide; i {learning) 539. 
 mentor &c. {adviser) 695 ; pioneer, apos- ; disciple, follower, apostle, proselyte ; 
 tie, missionary, propagandist, moonshee ; [ fellow student, condisciple, 
 example &c. \modelfor imitation) 22. Adj. in statu pupillai'i, in leading 
 
 professorship &c. (school) 542. 
 tutelage &c. {teaching) 537. 
 Adj. professorial. 
 
 stnnsfs. 
 
 542. School. — W. school, academy, university, alma mater, col- 
 lege, seminary, Lyceum ; uistit-ute, -ution ; palcestra, gymnasium, class. 
 
 day -, boarding -, preparatory -, primary -, infant -, dame's -, gram- 
 mar -, middle class -, Board -, denominational -, National -, British 
 and Foreign -, collegiate- school ; Kindergarten, nursery, creche, refor- 
 matory. 
 
 pulpit, desk, reading desk, ambo, lecture-room, theatre, amphitheatre, 
 forum, stage, rostrum, platform, hustings, tribune. 
 
 school -, horn -, text- book ; grammar, primer, abecedary, rudiments, 
 manual, vade mecum, Lindley Murray, Cocker. 
 
 professor-, lecture-, reader-ship ; chair. 
 
 School Board, Council of Education ; propaganda. 
 
 Adj. scholastic, academic, collegiate ; educational. 
 
 Adv. ex cathedra. 
 
 543. Veracity. — w. veracity ; 
 truthfulness, frankness, &c. adj. ; truth, 
 sincerity, candour, honesty, fidelity ; 
 plain dealing, bona fides ; love of truth ; 
 probity &c. 939; ingenuousness &c. 
 {artlessness) 703. 
 
 the truth the whole truth and no- 
 thing but the truth ; honest -, sober- 
 truth &c. {fact) 494 ; unvarnished tale ; 
 light of truth. 
 
 V. speak -, tell- the truth ; speak by 
 the card ; paint in its -, show oneself in 
 one's- true colours ; make a clean breast 
 &c. {disclose) 529; speak one's mind&c. 
 {he blunt) 703 ; not -lie &c. 544, - de- 
 ceive Szc. 545. 
 
 Alj. truthful, true: ver-acious, -edi- 
 cal ; scrupulous &c {honour ahlf) 939 : 
 sincere, candid, frank, open, straight- 
 forward, unreserved ; open-, true-, 
 simple- hearted ; honest, trustworthy ; 
 undissembling &c. (dissemble &c. 544) ; 
 guileless, pure; unperjured, true blue, 
 as good as ones word ; unaftected, un- 
 feigned, bond Jide : outspoken, ingenu- 
 ous, S:c. {artless) 703 ; undisguised &c. 
 {real) 494. 
 
 Adv. truly &c. {really) 494 ; in plain 
 words i&c, 703 ; in -, with -, of a -, in 
 good- truth ; as the -dial to the sun, 
 163 
 
 I 544. Falsehood.— IT. false-hood, 
 
 i -ness ; fals-ity, -ification ; deception &c. 
 
 I 545 ; untruth &c. 546 ; guile ; lying 
 &c. V. ; misrepresentation ; mendacity, 
 
 j perjmy, false swearing; forgery, in- 
 
 j vention, fabrication ; subreption ; covin. 
 
 perversion -, suppression- of truth ; 
 
 suppressio veri; perversion, distortion, 
 
 false colouring ; exaggeration Sec. 549 ; 
 
 ' prevarication, equivocation, shuflSing, 
 fencing, evasion, fraud; suggestio falsi 
 &c. (lie) 546 ; mystification &c. (conceal- 
 ment) 528; simulation kc. (imitation) 
 19; dis-simulation, -sembling ; deceit, 
 sham ; pretence, pretending, malinger- 
 
 ' ing. 
 
 lip -homage, - service ; mouth honour; 
 hoUowness ; mere -show, - outside ; du- 
 
 i plicity, double dealing, insincerity, hy- 
 pocrisy, cant, humbug; jesuit-ism, -ry ; 
 Pharisaism ; Machiavelism, * organized 
 hypocrisy'; crocodile tears, mealy- 
 mouthedness, quackery; charlatan-ism, 
 -ry; gammon; bun-kum, -come; flam, 
 bam, flim-flam, cajolery, flattery ; Judas 
 kiss ; perfidy &c. (bad faith) 940 ; il 
 
 I volto sciolto ipensietn stretti. 
 
 : unfairness &c. (dishonesty) 940 ; art- 
 fulness &c. (cunning) 702 ; misstatement 
 
 i &c. {er?'or) 495. 
 
 M 2 
 
543— 5«5. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (II.) II. 
 
 - needle to the pole ; honour bright ; 
 troth ; in good -sooth, - earnest ; un- 
 feignedly, with no nonsense, in sooth, 
 sooth to say, bond Jlde, in foro con- 
 scientice ; without equivocation ; cartes 
 sur table, from the bottom of one's heart 5 
 by my troth &c. {affirmation) 535. 
 
 V. be -false &c. adj.y - a liar &c. 
 
 548 ; speak -falsely &c. adv. ; tell -a lie 
 &c. 546 ; lie, hb ; lie like a trooper ; 
 swear false, forswear, perjure oneself, 
 bear false witness. 
 
 mis-state, -quote, -cite, -report, -repre- 
 sent ; belie, falsify, pervert, distort ; put 
 a false construction upon &c. {misinter- 
 pret) 523. 
 
 prevaricate, equivocate, quibble ; pal- 
 ter, - to the understanding ; repondre en Normand ; trim, shuffle, 
 fence, mince the truth, beat about the bush, blow hot and cold, play 
 fast and loose. 
 
 garble, gloss over, disguise, give a colour to ; give -, put- a -gloss, 
 - false colouring- upon ; colour, varnish, cook, dress up, embroider ; 
 varnish right and puzzle wrong ; exaggerate &c. 549. 
 
 invent, fabricate ; trump -, get- up ; forge, hatch, concoct ; romance 
 &c. {imagine) 515; cry ' wolf ! ' 
 
 dis-semble, -simulate ; feign, assume, put on, pretend, make believe ; 
 play -false, - a double game ; coquet ; act -, play- a part ; affect &c. 
 855; simulate, pass off for ; counterfeit, sham, make a show of; 
 malinger ; say the grapes are sour, 
 
 cant, play the hypocrite, sham Abraham, /a^>e j3rti!^es de velours, put 
 on the mask, clean the outside o^' the platter, lie like a conjuror; 
 hang out -, hold out -, sail under- false colours ; * commend the 
 poisoned chalice to the lips ' ; ambiguas in vulgum spargere voces ; 
 deceive &c. 545. 
 
 Adj. false, deceitful, mendacious, unveracious, fraudulent, dis- 
 honest ; faith-, truth-, troth-less ; un-fair, -candid ; evasive ; un-, dis- 
 ingenuous ; hollow, insincere, Parthis mendacior ; forsworn. 
 
 canting ; hypocrit-, Jesuit-, pharisa-ical ; tartuffish ; Machiavelian ; 
 double, -tongued, -faced, -handed, -minded, -hearted, -dealing ; Janus- 
 faced ; smooth-faced, -spoken, -tongued ; plausible ; mealy-mouthed ; 
 affected &c. 855. 
 
 collus-ive, -ory ; artful &c. {cunning) 702; perlidious &c. 940; 
 spurious &c. {deceptive) 545 ; untrue &c. 546 ; falsified &c. v. ; covinous. 
 Adv. falsely &c. adj. ; a la Tartufe, with a double tongue ; slily 
 &C. {cunning) 702. 
 
 545. Deception. — W. deception; falseness ko.. 544; untruth 
 &c. 546 ; impos-ition, -ture ; fraud, deceit, guile ; fraudulen-ce, -cy ; covin ; 
 knavery &c. (cunning) 702 ; misrepresentation &c. (falsehood) 544. 
 
 delusion, guUery ; juggl-ing, -ery ; sleight of hand, legerdemain ; 
 presti-giation, -digitation; magic kc. 992; conjur-ing, -ation; hocus 
 pocus, escamo^er?£?,jockeyship ; trickery, coggery, chicanery; supercherie, 
 cozenage, circumvention, ingannation, collusion ; treachery &c. 940 ; 
 practical joke. 
 
 trick, cheat, wile, blind, feint, plant, bubble, fetch, catch, chicane, 
 juggle, reach, hocus, bite ; thimble-rig, card-sharping, artful dodge, 
 swindle ; tricks upon travellers ; stratagem &c. (aHiJice) 702 ; theft &c. 
 
 snare, trap, pitfall, decoy, gin ; sprin-ge, -gle ; noose, hook ; bait, 
 decoy-duck, tub to the whale, baited trap, guet-a-p&ns ; cobweb, net, 
 meshes, toils, mouse-trap, bird-lime ; ambush &c. 530; trap-door, sliding 
 panel, false bottom ; spring-net, -gun ; mask, -ed battery ; mine. 
 
 Cornish hug ; wolf in sheep's clothing &c. {deceive?-) 548 ; disguise, 
 
 164 
 
JV. (II.)ii. COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 545—546. 
 
 -ment ; false colours, masquerade, mummery, borrowed plumes ; pattes 
 de velours. 
 
 mockery &c. {imitation) 19; copy &c. 21 ; counterfeit, sham, make- 
 believe, forgery, fraud ; lie &c. 546 ; ' a mockery a delusion and a snare,' 
 Jiollow mockery. 
 
 whited -, painted- sepulchre ; tinsel, paste, false jewellery, scagliola, 
 ormolu, German silver, Britannia metal, paint ; jerry building ; man of 
 straw. 
 
 illusion &c. {error) 495 ; ignis fatuus &c. 423 ; mirage &c. 443. 
 
 V. deceive, take in ; defraud, cheat, jockey, do, cozen, diddle, nab, 
 
 chouse, play one false, bilk, cully, jilt, bite, pluck, swindle, victimize ; 
 
 abuse ; mystify ; blind -one's eyes ; blindfold, hoodwink ; throw dust into 
 
 the eyes, * keep the word of promise to the ear and break it to the hope.' 
 
 impose -, practise -, play -, put -, palm -, foist- upon ; snatch a 
 
 verdict. 
 
 circumvent, overreach ; out-reach, -wit, -manoeuvre ; steal a march 
 upon, give the go-by to, leave in the lurch. 
 
 set -, lay- a -trap, - snare- for ; bait the hook, forelay, spread the 
 toils, lime ; decoy, waylay, lure, beguile, delude, inveigle ; tra-, tre-pan ; 
 kidnap; let-, hook-in ; trick; en-, in-trap, -snare ; nick, springe ; nousle, 
 uousel ; catch, - in a trap ; sniggle, entangle, illaqueate, hocus, esca- 
 moter, practise on one's credulity, dupe, gull, hoax, fool, befool, bam- 
 boozle ; hum, -bug ; gammon, stuff up, sell : play a -trick, - practical 
 joke- upon one ; balk, trip up, throw a tub to a whale ; fool to the top 
 of one's bent, send on a fool's errand ; make -game, - a fool, - an 
 April fool, - an ass- of; trifle with, cajole, flatter; come over &c. {in- 
 Jluence) 615 ; gild the pill, make things pleasant, divert, put a good face 
 upon ; dissemble &c. 544. 
 
 cog, - the dice ; live by one's wits, play at hide and seek ; obtain 
 money under false pretences &c. {steal) 791 ; conjure, juggle, practise 
 chicanery. 
 
 play -, palm -, foist -, fob- oflf, 
 
 lie &c. 544 ; misinform &c. 538 ; mislead &c. {error) 495 ; betray &c. 
 940; be -deceived &c. 547. 
 
 Adj. deceived &c. v. ; deceivino; &c. v. ; cunning &c. 702 ; prestigi- 
 ous, -atory ; decept-ive, -ious ; deceitful, covinous ; delus-ive, -ory ; 
 illus-ive, -ory ; elusive, insidious, ad cajjf.andam vvlgus. 
 
 untrue &c. 546 ; mock, sham, make-believe, counterfeit, pseudo, 
 spurious, so-called, pretended, feigned, trumped up, bogus, scamped, 
 fraudulent, tricky, factitious, artificial, bastard ; surreptitious, illegiti- 
 mate, contraband, adulterated, sophisticated ; unsound, rotten at the 
 core ; colourable ; disguised ; meretricious ; tinsel, pinchbeck, plated ; 
 catch-penny ; Brummagem ; simulated &c. 544. 
 
 Adv. under -false colours, - the garb of, - cover of; over the left. 
 Phr. fronti nulla Jides. 
 
 546. Untruth. — N". untruth, falsehood, lie, story, thing that is 
 not, fib, bounce, crammer, taradiddle, whopper. 
 
 forgery, fabrication, invention ; mis-statement, -representation; perver- 
 sion, falsification, gloss, suggestto falsi; exaggeration &c. 549. 
 
 invention, fabrication, fiction ; fable, nursery tale ; romance &c. {itna- 
 gination) 515; untrue -, false -, trumped up- -story, - statement ; thing 
 devised by the enemy; canard-, shave, sell, hum, traveller's tale, Can- 
 terbury tale, cock and bull story, clap-trap. 
 
 myth, moonshine, bosh, all my eye and Betty Martin, mare's nest, farce. 
 
 irony; half truth, white lie, pious fraud ; mental reservation &c. (con- 
 cealment) 528. 
 
 165 
 
546-550. INTELLECT. IV. (IL) ii.-ni. 
 
 pretence, pretext; false -plea &c. 617; subterfuge, evasion, shift, 
 shuffle, make-believe; sham &c. {deceptioii) 545. 
 
 profession, empty words ; Judas kiss &c. {hy^wcrisy) 544; disguise &c. 
 {mask) 530. 
 
 V. have a false meaning. 
 
 Adj. untrue, false, trumped up ; void of -, without- foundation ; far 
 from the truth, false as dicer's oaths ; unfounded, hen trovato, invented, 
 fabulous, fabricated, forged ; fict-, fact-, supposit-, surrept-itious ; e-, il- 
 lusory ; ironical ; soi-disant &c. {mis7iamed) 565. 
 
 Pbr. se non e vero e ben t?'ovato. 
 
 547. Dupe.— W. dupe, gull, gud- 
 geon, gohemouche, cull, cully, victim, pi- 
 geon, April fool ; laughing stock &c. 857 ; 
 Cyclops, simple Simon, flat, greenhorn ; 
 Ibol &c. 501 ; puppet, cat's paw. 
 
 V. be -deceived kc. 545, - the dupe 
 of; fall into a trap; swallow -, nibble 
 at- the bait ; bite ; catch a Tartar. 
 
 Adj. credulous &c. 486; mistaken &c. 
 {err 07') 495. 
 
 548. Deceiver. — x. deceiver &c. 
 (deceive &c. 545); dissembler, hypocrite; 
 sophist, Pharisee, Jesuit, Mawworm, 
 Pecksnift", Joseph Surface, Tartufe, Ja- 
 nus ; serpent, snake in the grass, cocka- 
 trice, Judas, wolf in sheep's clothing; 
 jilt; shuffler. 
 
 liar &c. (lie &c. 544) ; story-teller, per- 
 jurer, false-witness, menteur a triple 
 etage, Scapin. 
 
 impostor, pretender, soi-disant, hum- 
 bug ; adventurer ; Cagliostro, Fernam 
 Mendez Pinto ; ass in lion's skin Szc. (bungler) 701 ; actor &c. (stage 
 player) 599. 
 
 quack, charlatan, mountebank, saltinbanco, saltimbanque, empiric, 
 quacksalver, medicaster, Rosicrucian, gipsy. 
 
 conjuror, juggler, trickster, prestidigitator, jockey; crimp, deco}^- 
 duck ; rogue, knave, cheat ; swindler &c. (thief) 792 ; jobber. 
 
 549. Exagrgreration. — mt. exaggeration ; expansion &c. 194; hy- 
 perbole, stretch, strain, colouring; high colouring, caricature, caricatura\ 
 extravagance &c. (nonsense) 4.(^7 ; Baron Munchausen ; men in buckram, 
 yarn, fringe, embroidery, traveller's tale. 
 
 storm in a teacup ; much ado about nothing .fee. (over-estimation) 482 ; 
 puffery &c. (boasting) 884; rant &c. (turgescence) 577. 
 
 figure of speech, /ttfOTi deparler ; stretch of -fancy, - the imagination ; 
 flight of fancy &c. (imagination) 515. 
 
 false colouring &c. (falsehood) 544; aggravation &c. 835. 
 
 V. exaggerate, magnify, pile up, aggravate; amplify &c. (expand) 
 194; overestimate &c. 482; hyperbolize; over-charge, -state, -draw, 
 -lay, -shoot the mark, -praise; make -much, - the most- of; strain, - a 
 point ; stretch, - a point ; go great lengths ; spin a long yarn ; draw -, 
 shoot with- a long-bow; deal in the marvellous. 
 
 out-Herod Herod, run riot, talk at random. 
 
 heighten, overcolour ; colour -highly, - too highly ; broder ; flourish ; 
 colour &c. (misrepi-esent) 544 ; puff &c. (boast) 884. 
 
 Adj. exaggerated &c. v. ; overwrought ; bombastic &c. (magniloquent) 
 577; hyperbolical, on stilts; fabulous, extravagant, preposterous, egre- 
 gious, outre, high-flying. 
 
 Adv. hyperbolically &c. adj. 
 
 Section III. Means of commitnicating Ideas. 
 1°. Natural Means. 
 
 550. Indication. — W. indication; symbol-ism, -ization ; semeio- 
 logy, -tics. 
 
 166 
 
IV. ill.) III. OOMMUXIOATION OF IDEAS. 55d. 
 
 lineament, feature, frait, characteristic, diagnostic ; divining-rod ; 
 cloven hoof ; footMl ; means of recognition. 
 
 sign, symbol ; ind-ex, -ice, -icator ; point, -er ; exponent, note, token, 
 symptom. 
 
 type, figure, emblem, cipher, device ; representation &c. 554; epigraph, 
 motto, posy. 
 
 gest-ure, -iculation ; pantomime ; wink, glance, leer ; nod, shrug, 
 beck; touch, nudge; dactylo-logy, -nomy; freemasonry, telegraphy, 
 chirology, by-play, dumb-show ; cue ; hint &c. 527 ; clue, clew, key, scent. 
 
 signal, -post ; rocket, blue light ; watch-fire, -tower ; telegraph, sema- 
 phore, flag-staft"; cresset, fiery cross ; calumet; heliograph. 
 
 mark, line, stroke, dash, score, stripe, streak, scratch, tick, dot, point, 
 notch, nick ; asterisk, red letter, Italics, sublineation, underlining, jotting ; 
 print ; impr-int, -ess, -ession ; note, annotation. 
 
 [For identification] badge, criterion ; counter-check, -mark, -sign, -foil; 
 duplicate, tally ; label, ticket, billet, letter, counter, tessey-a, card, bill ; 
 witness, voucher ; stam^ ; trade -, Hall- mark ; signature ; address -, 
 visiting- card ; carte cle visite ; credentials &c. {evidence) 467 ; attestation ; 
 hand, - writing, sign-manual ; cipher ; seal, sigil, si^et ; autograph, -y ; 
 paraph, brand ; superscription ; in-, en-dorsement ; title, heading, docket; 
 mot -de passe, - du i/uet ; passe-^iarole ; shibboleth ; watch-, catch-, pass- 
 word ; open sesame. 
 
 insignia ; banner, -et, -ol ; bandrol ; flag, colours, streamer, standard, 
 eagle, labarum, oriflamb, orijlumme ; figure-head ; ensign ; pen-non, 
 -nant, -dant ; burgee, blue Peter, jack, ancient, gonfalon, union-jack; 
 tricolor, stars and stripes ; bunting. 
 
 heraldry, crest ; coat of -, arms ; armorial beari-ngs, hatchment ; e-, 
 scutcheon ; shield, supporters ; livery, uniform ; cockade, epaulette^ 
 chevron ; garland, love-knot, favour. 
 
 [Of locality] beacon, cairn, post, staff, flagstaff, hand, pointer, vane, 
 cock, weathercock ; guide-, hand-, finger-, directing-, sign-post ; pillars 
 of Hercules, pharos ; land-, sea-mark ; lighthouse, balize ; pole-, load-, 
 lode-star ; cynosure, guide ; address, direction, name ; sign, -board. 
 
 [Of the future] warning &c. 668 ; omen &c. 512; prefigurement &c. 511. 
 [Of the past] trace record «&c. 551. [Of danger] warning &c. 668; 
 alarm &c. 669. [Of authority] sceptre &c. 747. [Of trimuph] trophy &c. 
 733. [Of quantity] gauge &c. 466. [Of distance] mile-stone, -post. [Of 
 disgrace] brand, fool's cap. [For detection] check, tell-tale ; test &c. 
 {experiment) 463. 
 
 notification &c. {informatioti) 527; advertisement &c. {puUication) 53c. 
 
 word of command, call ; bugle-, trumpet-call ; bell, alarum, cry ; 
 battle -, rallying- cry. 
 
 exposition &c. {explanation) 522 ; proof &c. {evidence) 463 ; pattern &c. 
 {prototype) 22. 
 
 V. indicate; be the -sign &c. w.-of; denote, betoken; argue, testify 
 &c. (evidence) 467; bear the -impress &c. n.- of; con-note, -notate. 
 
 represent, stand for ; typify &c. {lyrejlgure) 511; symbolize. 
 
 put -an indication, - a mark, - &c. n. ; note, mark, stamp, earmark ; 
 label, ticket, docket; dot, spot, score, dash, trace, chalk; print; im-print, 
 press ; engrave, stereotype. 
 
 make a -sign &c. n. ; signalize ; give -, hang out- a signal ; beck, -on ; 
 nod ; wink, glance, leer, nudge, shrug, tip the wink ; gesticulate ; raise 
 -, hold up- the -finger, - hand ; saw the air, suit the action to the word, 
 
 wave -, unfurl -, hoist -, hang out- a banner &c. n. ; wave -the hand, 
 - a kerchief; give the cue &c. {inform) 527; show one's colours ; give-, 
 sound- an alarm ; beat the drum, sound the trumpets, raise a cry. 
 
 167 
 
550—553. 
 
 INfELLECT. 
 
 IV. (II.) HI. 
 
 sign, seal, attest, &c. {evidence) 467 ; underline &c. {jffive importance to) 
 642 ; call attention to &c. (attention) 457 ; give notice &c. {inform) 527. 
 
 Adj. indicat-ing &c. v., -ive,-ory ; de-, con-notative ; diacritical, repre- 
 sentative, typical, symbolic, pantomimic, pathognomonic, symptomatic, 
 characteristic, demonstrative, diagnostic, exponential, emblematic, armo- 
 rial ; individual &c. {special) 79. 
 
 known -, recognizable- by ; indicated &c. v. ; pointed, marked. 
 
 [Capable of being denoted] denotable ; indelible. 
 
 Adv. in token of ; symbolically &c. adj. ; in dumb show. 
 
 Plir. ecce signum ; ex ungue leonem, ex pede Herculem. 
 
 551. Record. — W. trace, vestige, 
 relic, remains ; scar, cicatrix ; foot-step, 
 -mark, -print ; track, mark, wake, trail, 
 scent, piste. 
 
 monument, hatchment, slab, tablet, 
 trophy, achievement ; obelisk, pillar, 
 column, monolith ; memorial ; memento 
 &c. {me}7wrg) 505 ; testimonial, medal ; 
 commemoration &c. {celebration) 883. 
 
 record, note, minute ; regis-ter, -try ; 
 roll &c. (list) 86 ; cartulary, diptych, 
 Domesday book; entry, memorandum, 
 indorsement, inscription, copy, duplicate, 
 docket; notch &c. {mark) 550; muni- 
 ment, deed, &:c.{securitg) 77 1 ; document ; 
 deposition, jyroces verbal ; affidavit ; cer- 
 
 552. [Suppression of sign.] Ob- 
 literation. — M". obliteration ; erasure, 
 rasure ; cancel, -lation ; circumduction ; 
 deletion, blot ; tabula rasa. 
 
 V. efface, obliterate, erase, rase, ex- 
 punge, cancel ; blot -, take -, rub -, 
 scratch -, strike -, wipe -, wash -, 
 sponge- out^ wipe -, rub- off; wipe 
 away ; deface, render illegible ; draw the 
 pen through, apply the sponge. 
 
 be -effaced &c. ; leave no -trace &c. 
 550; * leave not a rack behind.' 
 
 Adj. obliterated &c. ?;. ; out of print j 
 printless ; leaving no trace ; intestate ; 
 un-recorded, -registered, -written. 
 
 Int. dele ; out with it ! 
 
 tificate &c. {evidence) 467. 
 
 note-, memorandum-, pocket-, com- 
 monplace-book ; portfolio ; pigeon-holes, 
 excerpta, adversaria, jottings, dottings. 
 
 gazette, -er ; newspaper, magazine ; alman-ac,-ack; calendar, ephe- 
 meris, diary, log, journal, day-book, ledger. 
 
 archive, scroll, state-paper, return, blue-book; statistics &c. 86; 
 eompte rendu ; Acts -, Transactions -, Proceedings- of ; Hansard's 
 Debates; chronicle, annals ; legend; history, biography, &c. 594. 
 
 registration; en-, in-rolment ; tabulation; entry, booking ; signature 
 &c. {identification) 550; recorder &c. 553 ; jom-nalism. 
 
 V. record ; put -, place- upon record ; chronicle, calendar, hand 
 down to posterity ; keep up the memory of &c. {remember) 505 ; com- 
 memorate &c. {celebrate) 883; report &c. {inform) 527; commit to -, 
 reduce to- writing ; put -, set down- in writing, - in black and white ; 
 put -, jot -, take -, write -, note -, set- down ; note, minute, put on 
 paper ; take -, make- a -note, - minute, - memorandum ; make a re- 
 turn. 
 
 mark &c. {indicate) 550; sign &c. {afJest) 467. 
 
 enter, book ; post, - up ; insert, make an entry of ; mark -, tick- off; 
 register, enroll, inscroU ; file &c. {store) 636. 
 
 Adv. on record. 
 
 553. Recorder. — W. recorder, notary, clerk; regis-trar, -trary, 
 -ter ; prothonotary ; amanuensis, secretary, scribe, remembrancer, book- 
 keeper, custos rotvloi-um, Master of the Rolls. 
 
 annalist ; histori-an, -ographer ; chronicler, journalist ; biographer &c. 
 {narrator) 594; antiquary &c. {antiquity) 122 ; memorialist. 
 
 168 
 
COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 
 
 55€— 556. 
 
 555. IMCisrepresentation.— XT. 
 
 misrepresentation, distortion, caricatura, 
 exaggeration ; daubing &c. v. ; bad like- 
 ness, daub, sign-painting ; scratch, cari- 
 cature ; anamorphosis. 
 
 V. misrepresent, distort, 
 exaggerate, caricature, daub. 
 
 Adj. misrepresented &c. v. 
 
 overdraw, 
 
 IV. (II.) m. 
 
 554. Representation.— IT. re- i 
 
 present-ation, -ment ; imitation &c. 19; 
 illustration, delineation, depictment ; 
 imagery, portraiture, iconography; de- 
 sign, -ing; art, fine arts; painting &c. 
 556; sculpture &c. 557; engraving &c. 
 558; photography. 
 
 person-ation, -iftcation ; impersonation ; 
 drama &c. 599. 
 
 picture, drawing, sketch, draught, 
 draft ; tracing ; copy Sec. 2 1 ; photograph, daguerreotype. 
 
 image, likeness, icon, portrait ; striking -, speaking- likeness ; very 
 image ; effigy, fac-simile. 
 
 figure, - head ; puppet, doll, Jigurine, aglet, manikin, lay-figure, 
 model, mammet, marionnette, fantoccini, waxwork, bust ; statue, -tte. 
 
 hieroglyphic, anaglyph ; dia-, mono-gram. 
 
 map, plan, chart ; ground plan, projection, elevation ; ichno-, carto- 
 graphy; atlas; outline, scheme ; view &c. (painting) 556. 
 
 V. represent, delineate ; depict, -ure ; portray; take -, catch- a like- 
 ness &c. n. ; hit ofi", photograph, daguerreotype; figure; shadow 
 -forth, - out; adumbrate; body forth; describe &c. 594; trace, copy; 
 mould. 
 
 drees up ; illustrate, symbolize. 
 
 paint &c. 556; carve &c. 557; engrave &c. 558. 
 
 person-ate, -ify ; impersonate ; assume a character ; pose as ; act ; 
 play &c. {drama) 599; mimic &c. {imitate) 19; hold the mirror up to 
 nature. 
 
 Adj. represent-ing &c. v., -ative ; illustrative ; represented kc. v. ; 
 imitative, figurative. 
 
 like &c. 17; graphic &c. {descriptive) 594. 
 
 556. Painting".— wr. painting; depicting; drawing &c, ?;.; de- 
 sign; perspective, sciagraphy; chiaroscuro &c. {light) 420; composition; 
 treatment. 
 
 historical -, portrait -, miniature -, landscape -, marine -, flower -, 
 scene- painting ; scenography. 
 
 school, style ; the grand style, high art, genre, portraiture ; ornamen- 
 tal art &c. 847. 
 
 mono-, poly-chrome ; grisaille. 
 
 pallet, palette ; easel ; brush, pencil, stump ; blacldead, charcoal, cray- 
 ons, chalk, pastel ; paint &c. {colouring matter) 428 ; water-, body-, oil- 
 colour; oils, oil-paint; varnish &c. 356a; gouache, tempera, distemper, 
 fresco, water-glass ; enamel ; encaustic painting ; mosaic ; tapestry. 
 
 photo-, helio-graphy ; sun-painting. 
 
 picture, painting, piece, fahleau, canvas ; oil &c.- painting ; fresco, car- 
 toon ; easel -, cabinet- picture ; drawing, draught, draft ; pencil &:c. -, 
 watercolour- drawing ; sketch, outline ; study. 
 
 photo-, helio-graph; daguerreo-, talbo-, calo-, helio-type. 
 
 portrait &c. (representation) 554; whole -, full -, half- length; kit- 
 cat, head ; miniature ; shade, silhouette ; profile. 
 
 landscape, sea-piece; view, scene, prospect; pan-, di-orama ; still life. 
 
 picture gallery ; studio, atelier. 
 
 V. paint, design, limn, draw, sketch, pencil, scratch, shade, stipple, 
 hatch, dash off, chalk out, square up; colour, dead-colour, wash, varnish ; 
 draw in -pencil &c. w.; paint in -oils &c. »?.; stencil ; depict &c. {rejjre- 
 sent) 554. 
 
 169 
 
95C -560. INTELLECT. IV. (11.) in. 
 
 Adj. painted &c. v. ; pictorial, graphic, picturesque, 
 pencil, oil, &;c. n. 
 iLdv. in -pencil «fec. n. 
 Plir. fecit, delineavit. 
 
 557. Sculpture. — wr. sculpture, insculpture; carving &c. vr, 
 
 statuary. 
 
 high -, low -, has- relief; relievo ; basso-, cdto-, mezzo-rilievo ; inta- 
 (/lio, anaglyph ; medal, -lion ; cameo. 
 
 marble, bronze, te7'ra cotta; ceramic ware, pottery, porcelain, china, 
 earthenware. 
 
 statue &c. (image) 554; cast &c. (copy) 21 ; glyptotheca. 
 
 V. sculpture, carve, cut, chisel, model, mould ; cast. 
 
 Adj. sculptured &c. v.; in relief, anaglyptic, ceroplastic, ceramic; 
 parian ; marble &c. n. 
 
 558. Engraving'. — X. engraving, chalcography; line -, mezzo- 
 tint -, stipple -, chalk- engraving ; dry-point, bur ; etching, aquatinta ; 
 plate -, copper-plate -, steel -, wood- engraving ; xylo-, ligno-, glypto-, 
 cero-, litho-, chromolitho-, photolitho-, zinco-, glypho- -graphy, -graph. 
 
 impression, print, engraving, plate ; steel-, copper-plate ; etching ; 
 mezzo-, aqua-, litho-tint ; cut, woodcut ; stereo-, grapho-, auto-, helio- 
 type ; photogravure. 
 
 graver, burin, etching-point, style ; plate, stone, wood-block, negative ; 
 die, punch, stamp. 
 
 printing ; plate -, copper-plate -, anastatic -, lithographic- printing ; 
 type-printing &c. 591. 
 
 ilkistr-, illumin-ation ; vignette, initial letter, cv2 de lampe, tail-piece. 
 
 V. engrave, grave, stipple, scrape, etch ; bite, - in ; lithograph &c. 
 n. ; print. 
 
 Adj. insculptured ; engraved &c. v. 
 
 Phr. sculpsit, imprimit. 
 
 559. Artist. — W. artist ; painter, limner, drawer, sketcher, de- 
 signer, engraver ; draughtsman ; copyist ; enamel-ler, -list. 
 
 historical -, landscape -, marine -, flower -, portrait -, miniature -, 
 scene -, sign -, coach- painter ; engraver ; Apelles ; sculptor, carver, 
 chaser, vioAQ\i&c,Jlguriste, statuary ; Phidias, Praxiteles ; Royal Acade- 
 mician. 
 
 2°. Conventional Means. 
 I . Language generally. 
 
 560. Xtang'uag'e.— XT. language; phraseology &c. 569; speech 
 &c. 582; tongue, lingo, vernacular; mother -, vuJgar -, native- tongue 
 household words ; King's or Queen's English ; dialect &c. 563. 
 
 confusion of tongues, Hdihoij pasigraphie ; pantomime &c. (signs) 550 
 onomatopoeia. 
 
 phil-, gloss-, glott-ology; linguistics, chrestomathy ; paleo-logy 
 -graphy; comparative grammar. 
 
 literature, letters, polite literature, belles lettres, muses, humanities, 
 lite7'ce humaniores, republic of letters, dead languages, classics ; genius of 
 a language ; scholarship &c. (knowledge) 490. 
 
 linguist &c. (scholar) 492. 
 
 V. express by words ice. 566. 
 
 Adj. hngu-al, -istic; dialectic; vernacular, current; polyglot; literaiy. 
 
 170 
 
lY. (II.) III. COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 561—565. 
 
 561. Zietter. — W. letter; character; hieroglyphic &c. {icritin//) 
 590; type &c. {printing) 591 ; capitals; majiis-,minu8-cuUB', alphabet, 
 ABO, abecedary, Christ-cross-row. 
 
 consonant, vowel, diphthong ; mute, liquid, labial, dental, guttural. 
 
 syllable ; mono-, dis-, poly-syllable ; affix, suffix. 
 
 spelling, orthography; phon-ography, -etic spelling; ana-, meta- 
 grammatism. 
 
 cipher, monogram, anagram ; double -, acrostic. 
 
 V. spell. 
 
 Adj. literal; alphabetical, abecedarian ; syllabic; uncial »S:c. (zm;^/w«7) 
 590. 
 
 562. Word. — iff. word, term, vo- 
 cable ; name &c. 564 ; phrase &c. 566 ; 
 root, etymon ; derivative ; part of speech 
 »fcc. {grammar) 567. 
 
 dictionary, vocabulary, lexicon, in- 
 dex, glossary, thesaurus, ^rac?i<5, delectus, 
 concordance. 
 
 etymology, derivation ; gloss-, termin-, 
 orism-ology ; paleology &c. {philology) 
 560. 
 
 lexicography; glossographer &c. {scho- 
 lar) 492. 
 
 Adj. verbal, literal ; titular, nominal. 
 
 [Similarly derived] conjugate, parony- 
 mous; derivative. 
 
 Adv. verbally &c. adj. ; verbatim &c. 
 {exactly) 494. 
 
 563. Neologry. — U. neolo-gy, 
 -gism; new-fangled expression; bar- 
 barism; archaism, black letter, monk- 
 ish Latin ; corruption ; missaying, anti- 
 phrasis. 
 
 paronomasia, play upon words ; word- 
 play §^c.{wit) 842^; double-entendre &c. 
 {ambiguity) 520; palindrome, paragram, 
 clinch ; abuse of -language, - terms. 
 
 dialect, brogue, patois, provincialism, 
 broken English, lingua franca ; Gall-, 
 Scott-, Hibern - icism ; Americanism ; 
 Gipsy lingo, Eomany, pigeon English. 
 
 dog^ Latin, macaronics, gibberish; 
 confusion of tongues. Babel ; jargon. 
 
 colloquialism &c. {Jigure of speech) 
 521 ; by-word ; technicality, lingo, slang, 
 cant, argot, St. Giles's Greek, thieves' 
 Latin, peddler's French, flash tongue, 
 Billingsgate, Wall Street slang, 
 pseudology. 
 
 pseudonym &c. {misnomer) 565 ; Mr. So-and-so ; what d'ye call 'em, 
 what's his name ; thingum-my, -bob ; je ne sais quoi. 
 neologist, coiner of words. 
 V. coin words. 
 Adj. neologic, -al ; archaic; obsolete «&c. {old) 124; colloquial. 
 
 564. Nomenclature. — xr. no- 
 menclature ; naming &c. v. ; nuncupa- 
 tion, nomination, baptism ; orismology ; 
 onomatopceia ; antonomasia. 
 
 name ; appella-tion, -tive ; designa- 
 tion ; title ; head, -ing ; denomination ; 
 by-name, epithet. 
 
 style, proper name ; prae-, ag-, cog- 
 nomen ; patronymic, surname ; cogno- 
 mination; compellation, description, an- 
 tonym ; empty -title, - name ; handle to 
 one's name ; namesake. 
 
 term, expression, noun ; by-word ; 
 convertible terms &c. 522 ; technical 
 term ; cant &c. 563. 
 
 V. name, call, term, denominate, 
 designate, style, entitle, clepe, dub, 
 
 565. ZHisnomer. — ir. misnomer; 
 lucus a non lucendo ; Mrs. Malaprop ; 
 what d'ye caU 'em &c. {neologism) 563. 
 
 nickname, sobriquet, by-name ; as- 
 sumed -name, - title; alias-, nom de 
 -guerre, - plume ; pseudonyn, -y. 
 
 V. mis-name, -call, -term ; nickname; 
 assume a name. 
 
 Adj. misnamed &c. v. ; pseudony- 
 mous ; soi-disant ; self-called, -styled, 
 -christened ; so-called. 
 
 nameless, anonymous ; without a -, 
 having no- name ; innominate, unnamed. 
 
 Adv. in no sense. 
 
 171 
 
56«— 573. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (11.) m. 
 
 christen, baptize, characterize, specify, define, distinguish by the name 
 of; label &c. (mark) 550. 
 
 be -called «&;c. v. ; take -, bear -, go (or be known) by -, go (or pass) 
 under -, rejoice in- the name of. 
 
 Adj. named &c. v. ; hight, yclept, known as ; what one may -well, 
 - fairly, - properly, - fitly- call. 
 
 nuncupa-tory, -tive ; cognominal, titular, nominal ; orismological. 
 
 566. Phrase. — wr. phrase, expression, set phrase; sentence, 
 paragraph; figure of speech &c. 521 ; idi-om, -otism ; turn of expression. 
 
 paraphrase &c. (synonym) 522; periphrase &c. (circumlocution) 573; 
 motto &c. (proverb) 496. 
 
 phraseology i&c. 569. 
 
 V. express, phrase ; word, - it ; give -words, - expression -to ; ar- 
 range in -, clothe in -, put into -, express by- words ; couch in terms ; 
 find words to express ; speak by the card. 
 
 Adj. expressed &c. v. ; idiomatic. 
 
 Adv. in -round, - set, - good set- terms ; in set phrases. 
 
 568. Solecism. 
 
 W. solecism ; 
 bad -, false -, faulty- grammar ; slip of 
 the -pen, - tongue ; lapsus linguce ; slip- 
 slop ; bull. 
 
 V. use -bad, - faulty- grammar; 
 solecize, commit a solecism ; murder the 
 -king's, - queen's- English ; break Pris- 
 cian's head. 
 
 Adj. ungrammatical ; in-correct, -ac- 
 curate; faulty. 
 
 569. Style. — IB", style, diction, phraseology, wording; manner, 
 strain ; composition ; mode of expression, choice of words, literary 
 power, ready pen, pen of a ready writer ; command of language &c. 
 (eloquence) 582 ; authorship ; la morgue litteraire. 
 
 V, express by words &c. 566 ; write. 
 
 567. G-raxnxuar. — W. grammar, 
 accidence, syntax, praxis, punctuation ; 
 parts of speech ; inflexion, declension, 
 conjugation; jus et norma loquendi; 
 Lindley Murray &c. (school-book) 542 ; 
 correct style ; philology &c. (language) 
 560. 
 
 V. parse, punctuate. 
 
 Various Qualities of Style. 
 
 570. Perspicuity.— N*. perspi- 
 cuity &c. (intelligibility) 518; plain 
 speaking &c. (manifestation) 525; defin- 
 iteness, -ition ; exactness &c. 494. 
 
 Adj. lucid &c. {intelligible) 518; ex- 
 plicit &c. (manifest) 525; exact &c. 
 494- 
 
 572. Conciseness. — wr. concise- 
 ness &c. adj. ; brevity, ' the soul of wit, ' 
 laconism ; Tacitus ; ellipsis ; syncope ; 
 abridgment &c. (shortening) 201 ; com- 
 pression &c. 195; epitome &c. 596; mo- 
 nostich. 
 
 V. be -concise &c. adj. ; condense &c. 
 195 ; abridge &c. 201 ; abstrat^t &c. 596; 
 come to the point. 
 
 Adj . concise, brief, short, terse, close ; 
 to the point, exact ; neat, compact ; la- 
 171 
 
 571. Obscurity. — W. obscurity 
 &c. (unintelligibility) 519; involution; 
 hard words; ambiguity &c. 520; vague- 
 ness &c. 475, inexactness &c. 495 ; what 
 d'ye call 'em &c. (neologism) 563. 
 
 Adj. obscure &c. n.; crabbed, in- 
 volved, confused. 
 
 573. Difiuseness.— lo*. difFuse- 
 ness &c. adj.', amplification &c. v. ; di- 
 lating &c. V. ; verbosity, verbiage, cloud 
 of words, cojria verboi-um ; flow of words 
 &c. (loquacity) 584. 
 
 poly-, tauto-, batto-, perisso-logy ; 
 pleonasm, exuberance, redundance ; 
 thrice-told tale ; prolixity ; circumlocu- 
 tion, ambages ; periphra-se, -sis ; rounda- 
 bout phrases ; episode ; expletive ; pen- 
 ny-a-lining ; richness &c. 577. 
 
IV. (II.) m. 
 
 COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 
 
 572—577. 
 
 conic, curt, pithy, trenchant, summary; 
 prefrnant ; compendious &c. {compen- 
 dium) 596; succinct; elliptical, epigram- 
 matic, quaint , crisp. 
 
 Adv. concisely &c. adj. ; briefly, sum- 
 marily ; in -brief, - short, - a word, - 
 few words ; for shortness sake ; to -come 
 to the point, - make a long stoi*y short, 
 - cut the matter short, - be brief; it 
 
 V. be -diffuse &c. adj. ; run out on, 
 descant, expatiate, enlarge, dilate, am- 
 plify, expand, inflate ; laimch-, branch- 
 out; rant. 
 
 maunder, prose ; harp upon &c. {re- 
 peat) 104; dwell on, insist upon. 
 
 digress, ramble, hattre la campagne, 
 beat about the bush, perorate^ spin a 
 long yarn, protract ; spin -, swell -, 
 
 comes to this, the long and the short of , draw- out. 
 
 it is. i Adj. dif-, pro-fuse; wordy, verbose, 
 
 i largiloquent, copious, exuberant, pleo- 
 
 I nastic, lengthy ; long, -some, -winded, 
 ''' -spun, -drawn out ; spun out, pro- 
 tracted, prolix, prosing, maundering ; circumlocutory, periphrastic, 
 ambagious, roundabout ; digressive ; dis-, ex-cursive ; rambling, epi- 
 sodic ; flatulent, frothy. 
 
 Adv. diffiisely &c. adj. ; at large, in extenso ; about it and about it. 
 
 574. Vig-our,— N. vigour, power, ' 575. Feebleness. — w. feebleness 
 force ; boldness, raciness, &c. adj. ; spirit, &c. adj. 
 
 point, antithesis, piquancy ; verne, glow, ' Adj. feeble, bald, tame, meagre, je- 
 fire, warmth ; ' thoughts that breathe j June, vapid, trashy, cold, frigid, poor, 
 and words that burn' ; strong language ; j dull, dry, languid ; pros-ing, -y, -aic ; 
 gravity, sententiousness ; elevation, lof- } unvaried, monotonous, weak, washy, 
 tiness, sublimity. | wishy-washy ; sketchy, slight ; careless, 
 
 eloquence; command of -words, -Ian- j slovenly, loose, lax; slip-shod, -slop; 
 guage. I inexact ; puerile, childish ; flatulent ; 
 
 Adj. vigorous, nervous, powerful, for- rambling &c. (diffuse) 573. 
 cible. trenchant, incisive, impressive; 
 sensational. 
 
 spirited, lively, glowing, sparkling, 
 racy, bold, slashing ; pungent, 2^quant, full of point, pointed, pithy, 
 antithetical ; sententious. 
 
 lofty, elevated, sublime ; eloquent ; vehement, petulant, impassioned ; 
 poetic. 
 
 Adv. in -glowing, - good set, - no measured- terms. 
 
 576. Plainness. — w. plainness »S:c. 
 adj.', simplicity, severity; plain -terms, 
 - English; Saxon English; household 
 words. 
 
 V. call a spade ' a spade ' ; plunge in 
 medias res ; come to the point. 
 
 Adj. plain, simple ; un-omamented, 
 -adorned, -varnished ; home-ly, -spun ; 
 neat ; severe, chaste, pure, Saxon. 
 
 dry, unvaried, monotonous &c. 575. 
 
 Adv. in plain -terms, - words, - Eng- 
 lish, - common parlance ; point blank. 
 
 577. Ornament. — w. ornament; 
 floridness &c. adj. ; turg-idity, -escence ; 
 altiloquence, &c. adj. ; declamation, tera- 
 tology; well-rounded periods; elegance 
 &c. 578. 
 
 inversion, antithesis, alliteration, ;jaro- 
 nomasia ; figurativeness &c. {metaphor) 
 521. 
 
 flourish ; flowers of -speech, - rheto- 
 ric ; euph-uism, -emism. 
 
 big-, high-sounding words; macrology, 
 sesquipedaiia vei'ha, Alexandrine ; infla- 
 tion, pretension ; rant, bombast, fustian, 
 prose run mad; fine writing; Minerva 
 press. 
 
 phrasemonger ; euph-uist, -emist. 
 
 V. ornament, overlay with ornament, overcharge; smell of the 
 lamp. 
 
 173 
 
577—581. 
 
 INTELLECT. 
 
 IV. (II.) III. 
 
 Adj. ornamented &c. v. ; beautified &c. 847 ; ornate, florid, rich, 
 flowery; euph-uistic, -emistic; sonorous; higli-, big-sounding ; inflated, 
 swelling, tumid ; turg-id, -escent ; pedantic, pompous, stilted ; high- 
 flown, -flowing ; sententious, rhetorical, declamatory ; grandiose ; 
 grand-, naagn-, alt-iloquent ; sesquipedal, -ian ; Johnsonian, mouthy ; 
 bombastic ; fustian ; frothy, flashy, flaming 
 
 antithetical, alliterative 
 ffant) 579. 
 
 £lAv. ore rotunda. 
 
 figurative «fcc. 521; artificial &c. (inele- 
 
 578. ZSlegrance. — w. elegance, 
 purity, grace, ease ; gracefulness, readi- 
 ness, (fee. adj. ; concinnity, euphony, nu- 
 merosity. 
 
 well rounded -, well turned -, flow- 
 ing- periods ; the right word in the right 
 place ; antithesis &c. 577. 
 
 purist. 
 
 V. point an antithesis, round a period. 
 
 Adj. elegant, polished, classical, Attic, 
 correct, Ciceronian, artistic ; chaste, pure, 
 Saxon, academical. 
 
 graceful, easy, readable, fluent, flow- 
 ing, tripping ; unafiected, natural, unla- 
 boured; mellifluous; euph-onious, -emis- 
 tic ; numerose, rhythmical. 
 
 felicitous, happy, neat ; well -, neatly- 
 -put, - expressed. 
 
 579. Zneleg'ance. — w. inele- 
 gance; stiffness &c. adj.\ unlettered 
 Muse ; barbarism ; slang &c. 563 ; sole- 
 cism &c. 568; mannerism &c. {affecta- 
 tion) 855; euphuism; fustian &c. 577; 
 cacophony ; words that -break the teeth, 
 - dislocate the jaw. 
 
 v. be -inelegant &c. adj. 
 
 Adj. inelegant, graceless, ungraceful; 
 harsh, abrupt; dry, stiff", cramped, for- 
 mal, guinde ; forced, laboured ; artificial, 
 mannered, ponderous; turgid &c. 577; 
 affected, euphuistic ; barbarous, uncouth, 
 grotesque, rude, crude, halting ; offensive 
 to ears polite. 
 
 2. Spohen Language. 
 
 580. Voice. — U. voice; vocality; 
 organ, lungs, bellows ; good -, fine -, 
 powerful &c. {loud) 404 -, musical &c. 
 413- voice; intonation; tone &c. {sound) 
 402- of voice. 
 
 vocalization; cry &c. 411 ; strain, 
 utterance, prolation ; ex clam-, ejacul-, 
 vocifer-ation ; enunci-, articul-ation ; ar- 
 ticulate sound, distinctness ; clearness, - 
 of articulation ; stage whisper ; delivery. 
 
 accent, -uation ; emphasis, stress ; 
 broad -, strong -, pure -, native -, fo- 
 reign- accent ; pronunciation. 
 
 [Word similarly pronounced] homo- 
 nym. 
 
 orthoepy; euphony &c. {melody) 413. 
 
 gastri-, ventri-loquism : ventriloquist ; 
 polyphon-ism, -ist. 
 
 [Science of voice] Phonology &c. 
 {sound) 402. 
 
 V. utter, breathe ; give -utterance, - 
 
 tongue; cry &c. {shout) 411; ejaculate, 
 
 rap out ; vocalize, prolate, articulate, 
 
 enunciate, pronounce, accentuate, aspi- 
 
 174 
 
 581. Aphony.— W. aphony, apho- 
 nia; dumbness &c. adj.\ obmutescence ; 
 absence -, want- of voice; dysphony; 
 silence &c. {taciturnity) 585; raucity; 
 harsh &c. 410 -, unmusical &c. 414- 
 voice ; falsetto, '■ childish treble ' ; mute, 
 dummy. 
 
 V. keep silence &c. 585; speak -low, 
 - softly; whisper &c. {faintness) 405. 
 
 silence ; render -mute, - si'eut ; muz- 
 zle, muffle, suppress, smother, gag, strike 
 dumb, dumfounder; drown the voice, 
 put to silence, stop ones mouth, cut one 
 short. 
 
 stick in the throat. 
 
 Adj. aphonous, dumb, mute ; deaf- 
 mute, - and dumb ; mum ; t ngae-tied; 
 breath-, tongue-, voice-, speech-, word- 
 less ; mute as a -fish, - stockfish, - mack- 
 erel ; silent kc. {taciturn) 585; muz- 
 zled ; in-articulate, -audible. 
 
 croaking, raucous, hoarse, husliy, dry, 
 hollow, sepulchral, hoarse as a raven. 
 
 Adv. with -bated breath, - the fin- 
 
IV. (II.) III. 
 
 COMMLNIOATION OF IDEAS. 
 
 580—585. 
 
 rate, deliver, mouth; whisper in the 
 ear. 
 
 Adj. vocal, phonetic, oral ; ejacula- 
 tory, articulate, distinct, stertorous ; eu- 
 phonious &c. (melodious) 413. 
 
 582. Speech. — w. speech, fa- 
 culty of speech ; locution, talk, parlance, 
 verbal intercourse, prolation, oral com- 
 munication, word of mouth, ^jcrro/e, pa- 
 laver, prattle ; eiFusion. 
 
 oration, recitation, delivery, say, 
 speech, lecture, harangue, sermon, ti- 
 rade, formal speech, peroration ; speechi- 
 fying; soliloquy &c. 589; allocution &c. 
 586 ; interlocution &c. 588. 
 
 oratory; elo-cution, -quence ; rhetoric, 
 declamation; grandi-, multi-loquence ; 
 burst of eloquence ; facmidity ; flow -, 
 command- of -words, - language ; cojjia 
 verhorum; power of speech, gift of the 
 gab ; iisus loquendi. 
 
 speaker &c. v. ; spokesman ; pro-, in- 
 ter-locutor ; mouthpiece, Hermes : ora- 
 
 ger on the lips ; sotto voce ; in a -low 
 tone, - cracked voice, - broken voice. 
 Pbr. vox faucihiis hcesit.- 
 
 583dr [Imperfect Speech,] Stam- 
 mering'. — W. inarticulateness; stam- 
 mering &c. v.) hesitation &c.r.; impedi- 
 ment in one's speech ; titubancy, trau- 
 lism ; whisper &c. {faint sound) 405 ; 
 lisp, drawl, tardiloquence ; nasal -tone, 
 - accent ; twang ; falsetto &c, {want of 
 voice) 581 ; broken -voice, - accents, - 
 sentences. 
 
 brogue &c. 563; slip of the tongue, 
 lapsus lingucB. 
 
 V. stammer, stutter, hesitate, falter, 
 hammer ; balbu-tiate, -cinate ; haw, hmn 
 and haw, be unable to put two words 
 together. 
 
 mumble, mutter; maund, -er; whis- 
 per kc. 405 ; mince, lisp ; jabber, gibber; 
 sp-, spl-utter ; muffle, mump ; drawl, 
 mouth ; croak ; speak -thick, - through 
 the nose ; snuffle, clip one's words; mur- 
 der the -language, - King's {or Queen's) 
 English ; mis-pronounce, -say. 
 
 Adj. stammering &c. 2?. ; inarticulate, 
 guttural, nasal ; tremulous. 
 
 Adv. sotto voce &c. {faintly) 405. 
 
 tor, -trix, -tress ; Demosthenes, Cicero ; 
 rhetorician ; stump -, platform- orator ; 
 speechmaker, patterer, iniprovisatoi-e. 
 
 V. speak, - of ; say, utter, pronounce, 
 deliver, give utterance to ; utter -, pour- 
 forth ; breathe, let fall, come out with ; 
 rap -, blurt- out ; have on one's lips ; 
 have at the -end, - tip- of one's tongue. 
 
 break silence; open one's -lips, - 
 mouth ; lift -, raise- one's voice ; give -, 
 wag the- tongue ; talk, outspeak ; put in a word or two. 
 
 hold forth ; make -, deliver- -a speech &c. n. ; speechify, harangue, 
 declaim, stump, flourish, spout, rant, recite, lecture, sei-monize, dis- 
 course, be on one's legs ; have -, say- one's say ; expatiate &c. {speak 
 at length) 573 ; speak one's mind. 
 
 soliloquize &c. 589: tell &c. {inform) 527; speak to &c. 586; talk 
 together &c. 588. 
 
 be -eloquent &c. adj. ; have -a tongue in one's head, - the gift of the 
 gab &c. n. 
 
 pass -, escape- one's lips ; fall from the -lips, - mouth. 
 
 Adj. speaking &c., spoken S:c. v.; oral, lingual, phonetic, not writ- 
 ten, unwritten, outspoken; elo-quent, -cutionary; orat-, rhet-orical ; 
 declamatory; grandiloquent Sec. 577; talkative &c. 584. 
 
 Adv. orally &c. adj. ; by word of mouth, viva voce, from the lips of 
 
 Pbr. quoth -, said- he, &c. 
 
 584. XiOquacity. — X. loquac- 
 ity, -iousness ; talkativeness &c. adj. ; 
 garrulity ; multiloquence, much speak- 
 ing. 
 
 jaw ; gab, -ble ; jabber, chatter ; prate, 
 prattle, cackle, clack ; twaddle, twattle, 
 
 585. Taciturnity.— M". silence, * 
 muteness, obmutescence ; taciturnity, 
 pauciloquy, costiveness, curtness ; re- 
 serve, reticence &c. {concealment^ 528. 
 
 man of few words. 
 
 V, be -silent Szc. adj. ; keep silence ; 
 175 
 
584—589. 
 
 INTELLECT 
 
 lY. (II.) III. 
 
 rattle ; caquet, -tevie ; blabber, havardage, 
 bibble-babble, gibble-gabble ; small talk 
 &c. {converse) 588. 
 
 fluency, flippancy, volubility, flowing 
 tongue ; flow, - of words ;Jlux de -houche, 
 - mots ; copia verhorum, cacoethes lo- 
 qitendi ; verbosity &c. (diffusen^s) 573 ; 
 gift of the gab &c. {eloquence) 582. 
 
 talker ; chatter-er, -box ; babbler &c. 
 ^?. ; rattle; ranter; sermonizer, proser, 
 driveller ; gossip &c. {converse) 588 ; 
 magpie, jay, parrot, poll, Babel; mouliri 
 u pa)'oles. 
 
 V. be -loquacious &c. adj. ; talk glib- 
 ly, pour forth, patter ; prate, palaver, 
 prose, cbatter, prattle, clack, jabber, 
 jaw ; rattle, - on ; twaddle, twattle ; 
 Dabble, gabble ; out-talk ; talk oneself -out 
 of breath, - hoarse ; expatiate &c. {speak 
 at length) 573; gossip &c. {converse) 
 588; din in the ears &c. {repeat) 104; 
 talk -at random, - nonsense &c. 497 ; he hoarse with talking. 
 
 Adj. loquacious, talkative, garrulous, linguacious, multiloquous ; 
 largiloqueut ; chattering &c. v. ; chatty &c. {sociable) 892 ; declamatory 
 &c. 582 ; open-mouthed. 
 
 fluent, voluble, glib, flippant ; long-tongued, -winded &c. {diffuse) 
 
 S73- 
 
 Adv. trippingly on the tongue ; glibly &c. adj. ; off" the reel. 
 Phr. the tongue running -fast, - loose, - on wheels. 
 
 bold one's -tongue, - peace, - jaw; not 
 speak &c. 582 ; say nothing ; seal -, 
 close -, put a padlock on- the -lips, - 
 mouth ; put a bridle on one's tongue ; 
 keep one's tongue between one's teeth ; 
 make no sign, not let a word escape one ; 
 keep a secret &c. 528 ; not have a word 
 to say ; lay -, place- the finger on the 
 lips ; render mute &c. 581. 
 
 stick in one's throat. 
 
 Adj. silent, mute, mum ; silent as a 
 -post, - stone, - the grave &c. {still) 
 403; dumb &c. 581. 
 
 taciturn, sparing of words ; close, - 
 tongued ; costive, inconversable, curt ; 
 reserved; reticent &c. {concealing) 528. 
 
 Int. tush ! silence ! mum ! hush ! 
 chut ! hist ! tut ! 
 
 587. Response &c., see Answer 
 462. 
 
 586. AUocution.-sr. allocution, 
 alloquy, address ; speech &c. 582 ; apos- 
 trophe, interpellation, appeal, invocation, 
 salutation ; word in the ear. 
 
 [Feigned dialogue] dialogism. 
 
 platform &c. 542 ; audience &c. {intei'vieiv) 588. 
 
 V. speak to, address, accost, make up to, apostrophize, appeal to, 
 invoke ; hail, salute ; call to, halloo. 
 
 take -aside, - by the button ; talk to in private. 
 
 lecture &c. {make a speech) 582. 
 
 Int. soho ! halloo ! hey ! hist ! 
 
 589. Soliloquy. 
 
 monologue, apostrophe. 
 
 V. soliloquize; say -, talk- to oneself J 
 say aside, think aloud, apostrophize. 
 
 Adj. soliloquizing &c. v. 
 
 Adv. aside. 
 
 588. Interlocution.— M". inter- 
 locution ; coUocution, colloquy, converse, 
 conversation, confabulation, talk, dis- 
 course, verbal intercourse ; oral com- 
 munication, commerce ; dia-, duo-, tria- 
 logue. 
 
 causerie, chat, chit - chat ; small -, 
 table -, teatable -, town -, village -, 
 idle- talk ; tattle, gossip, tittle-tattle ; babble, -ment ; tripotage, cackle, 
 prittle-prattle, cancati, on dit ; talk of the -town, - village. 
 
 conference, parley, interview, audience, pouyyarler ; tete-a-tete ; re- 
 ception, conversazione ; congress &c. {council) 696. 
 
 hall of audience, durbar. i 
 
 palaver, debate, logomachy, war of words. j 
 
 176 
 
 wr. soliloquy. 
 
IV. (II.) m. 
 
 COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 
 
 588—591 
 
 gossip, tattler; Paul Pry; tabby; chatterer &c. {loquacity) 584; 
 interlocutor &c. {spokestnan) 582 ; conversationist, dialogist. 
 
 ^ the feast of reason and the flow of soul' ; moUta tempora fandi. 
 
 V. talk together, converse, confabulate ; hold -, carry on -, join in 
 -, engage in- a conversation ; put in a word ; shine in conversation ; 
 bandy words ; parley ; palaver ; chat, gossip, tattle ; prate &c. 
 {loquacity) 584, 
 
 discourse -, confer -, commune -, commerce- with ; hold -converse, 
 - conference, - intercourse ; talk it over ; be closeted with ; talk with 
 one -in private, - tete-a-tete. 
 
 Adj. conversing &c. i\ ; interlocutory; convers-ational, -able; dis- 
 cursive, -coursive ; chatty &c. {sociable) 892 ; colloquial. 
 
 3. Written Language. 
 
 591. Printing . — TS, printing ; 
 block -, type- printing ; plate printing 
 &c. {engraviiig) 558; the press &c. (j>m6- 
 lication) 531 ; composition. 
 
 print, letterpress, text; context, note, 
 page, column. 
 
 typography; stereo-, electro-, apro- 
 type; type, black letter, font, fount; 
 pi, pie ; capitals &c. {letter's) 561 ; brevier, 
 bourgeois, pica, &c. 
 
 folio &c. {hook) 593 ; copy, impression, 
 pull, proof, revise. 
 
 printer, compositor, reader ; printer's 
 devil. 
 
 V. print; compose; put -, go- to 
 press ; pass -, see- through the press ; 
 publish kc. 531 ; bring out ; appear in 
 -, rush into- print. 
 
 Adj. printed &c. v.\ in type; typo- 
 graphical &c. n. 
 
 590. Writing". — U". writing &c. 
 v.\ chiro-, stelo-,cero-graphy; pen-craft, 
 -manship ; quilldriving. 
 
 writing,manuscript,MS. , litercesci'iptcB', 
 these presents. 
 
 stroke -, dash- of the pen ; coup de 
 jjlume ; line ; pen and ink. 
 
 letter &c. 561 ; uncial writing, cunei- 
 form character, arrow-head, Ogham, 
 Runes, hieroglyphic ; contraction. 
 
 short-hand ; steno-, brachy-, tachy- 
 graphy ; secret writing, writing in cipher ; 
 crypt-, stegan-ography ; phono-, pasi-, 
 poly-, logo-graphy. 
 
 copy ; tran-, re-script ; rough -, fair- 
 copy; handwriting; signature, sign- 
 manual; auto-, mono-, holo-graph ; hand, 
 list. 
 
 calligraphy ; good -, running -, flow- 
 ing -, cursive -, legible -, bold- hand. 
 
 cacography, gnffonage, barbouillage ; 
 bad -, cramped -, crabbed -, illegible- 
 hand ; scribble &c. v.; jjattes de mouche ; ill-formed letters; pot-hooks 
 and hangers. 
 
 stationery ; pen, quill, goose-quill ; pencil, style ; paper, foolscap, 
 parchment, vellum, papjrrus, tablet, slate, marble, pillar, table. 
 
 transcription &c. {copy) 21; inscription &c. {record) 551; super- 
 scription &c. {indication) 550. 
 
 composition, authorship ; cacoethes scribendi. 
 
 writer, scribe, amanuensis, scrivener, secretary, clerk, penman, 
 copyist, transcriber, quill-driver ; writer for the press &c. {autho?') 593. 
 
 V. write, pen; copy, engross ; write out, - fair ; transcribe ; scribble, 
 scrawl, scrabble, scratch; interline: stain paper; write down &c. 
 (j'ecord) 551 ; sign &c. {attest) 467. 
 
 compose, indite, draw up, draft, formulate; dictate ; inscribe, throw 
 on paper, dash off. 
 
 take -up the pen, - pen in hand ; shed -, spill -, dip one's pen in- ink. 
 
 Adj. writing &c. v. ; written &c. v. ; in -writing, - black and white ; 
 under one's hand. 
 
 uncial, Runic, cuneiform, hieroglyphical. 
 
 Adv. current e calamo ; pen in hand. 
 177 
 
592. Correi^pondence.— W. cor- 
 respondence, letter, epistle, note, hillet^ 
 post-card, missive, circular, favour, hillet- 
 doux ; des-, dis-patch ; bulletin, these pre- 
 sents; rescript, -ion ; i^oat&c. (inesserif/er) 
 
 534- 
 V, correspond, - with ; write -, send 
 
 a letter- to ; keep up a correspondence. 
 
 Adj. epistolary. 
 
 592-595. INTELLECT. IV. (11.) ra, 
 
 593. Book. — N. book, -let ; writ- 
 ing, work, volume, tome, opuscule; tractj, 
 -ate ; lw7'et ; brochure, ^eire^^o, handbook, 
 codex, manual, pamphlet, enchiridion^ 
 circular, publication ; chap-book. 
 
 part, issue, number, livraison ; album, 
 portfolio ; periodical, serial, magazine, 
 ephejneris, annual, journal. 
 
 paper, bill, sheet, broadsheet; leaf, 
 -let ; fly-leaf, page ; quire, ream. 
 
 chapter, section, head, article, para- 
 graph, passage, clause, 
 folio, quarto, octavo ; duo-, sexto-, octo-decimo. 
 en-, cyclopaedia ; compilation ; library, bibliotheca ; the press &c. 
 {jmblication) 53 !• 
 
 ' writer, author, Utte?'ateur, essayist, journalist ; pen, scribbler, the 
 scribbling race ; literary hack, Grub-street writer ; Avriter for-, gentle- 
 man of -, representative of- the press ; reporter, penny-a-liner ; editor, 
 sub-editor ; playwright &c. 599 ; poet &c. 597 
 
 bookseller, publisher ; biblio-pole, -polist ; librarian. 
 
 knowledge of books, bibliography; book-learning &c. {knowledge) ^()o. 
 
 594. Description. — W. description, account, statement, report j 
 expose &c. {disclosure) 529 ; specification, particulars ; state -, summary- 
 of facts; brief &c. {abstract) 596; return &c. {record) 551; catalogue 
 raisonne &c. {list) 86 ; guide-book &c. {information) 527. 
 
 delineation &c. {representation) 554; sketch; monograph; minute-, 
 detailed -, particular -, circumstantial -, graphic- account; narration, 
 recital, rehearsal, relation. 
 
 histori-, chron-ography ; historic Muse, Olio ; history ; bi-, autobi- 
 ography ; necrology, obituary. 
 
 narrative, history; memoir, memorials; annals &c. {chi'onicle) 551; 
 tradition, legend, story, tale, historiette ; personal narrative, journal, 
 life, adventures, fortunes, experiences, confessions ; anecdote, ana, ti'ait. 
 
 work of fiction, novel, romance, Minerva press ; fairy -, nursery- 
 tale ; fable, parable, apologue. 
 
 relator &c. V. ; raconteur; historian &c. {recorder) 553; biographer, 
 fabulist, novelist. 
 
 V. describe ; set forth &c. {state) 535 ; draw a picture, picture ; 
 portray &c. {represent) 554; characterize, particularize ; narrate, relate, 
 recite, recount, sum up, run over, recapitulate, rehearse, fight one's 
 battles over again. 
 
 unfold &c. {disclose) 529- a tale ; tell ; give -, render- an account of; 
 report, make a report, draw up a statement. 
 
 detail ; enter into -, descend to- -particulars, - details. 
 
 Adj. descriptive, graphic, narrative, epic, suggestive, well-drawn; 
 historic ; tradition-al, -ary ; legendary ; anecdotic, storied ; described 
 &c. V. 
 
 595. Dissertation. — w. dissertation, treatise, essay; thcsiSf 
 theme ; tract, -ate, -ation ; discourse, memoir, disquisition, lecture, 
 sermon, homily, pandect. 
 
 commentary, review, oitique, criticism, article ; lead-er, -ing article ; 
 running commentary. 
 
 investigation &c. {inquiry) 461 ; study &c. {considei-atim) 451; dis- 
 cussion &c. {reasoning) 476; exposition &c. {explanation) 522. 
 
 commentator, critic, essayist, pamphleteer. 
 
 1.78 
 
IV. (H.) III. 
 
 COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS. 
 
 595—599. 
 
 V. dissert -, descant -, write -, touch- upon a subject ; treat of -, 
 take up -, ventilate -, discuss -, deal with -, go into -, canvass -, handle 
 -, do justice to- a subject. 
 
 Adj. dis-cursive, -coursive ; disquisitionary ; expository. 
 
 596. Compendluxn. — M". compend, -ium; abstract, prScis, epi- 
 tome, mvltum in parvo, analysis, pandect, digest, sum and substance, 
 brief, abridgment, summary, aperqu, draft, minute, note ; synopsis, text- 
 book, co7ispectus, outlines, syllabus, contents, heads, prospectus. 
 
 album J scrap -, note -, memorandum -, commonplace- book; extracts, 
 excerpta, cuttings; fugitive -pieces, - writings; spicilegiam, flowers, 
 anthology, collectanea, analecta ; compilation. 
 
 recapitulation, resume, review. 
 
 abbrevia-tion, -ture ; contraction ; shortening &c. 201 ; compression 
 &c. 195. 
 
 V. abridge, abstract, epitomize, summarize ; make -, prepare -, draw -, 
 compile- an abstract &c. n. 
 
 recapitulate, review, skim, run over, sum up. 
 
 abbreviate &c. {shorten) 201 ; condense &c. {compress) 195; compile 
 &c. {collect) 72. 
 
 Adj. compendious, synoptic, analectic ; abridged &c. v. 
 
 Adv. in -short, - epitome, - substance, - few words. 
 
 Phr. it lies in a nutshell. 
 
 598. Prose. — w. prose, - writer, 
 pros-aism, -aist, -er. 
 V. prose. 
 
 write -prose, - in prose. 
 Adj. pros-y, -aic ; unpoetical. 
 rhymeless, unrhymed, in prose, not in 
 verse. 
 
 597. Poetry, — xr. poetry, poetics, 
 poesy, Muse, Calliope, tuneful Nine, 
 IParnassus, Helicon, Pierides, Pierian 
 spring. 
 
 versification, rhyming, making verses; 
 prosody, orthometry. 
 
 poem ; epic, - poem ; epopee, cpopoea, 
 ode, epode, idyl, lyric, eclogue, pastoral, 
 bucolic, dithyramb, anacreontic, sonnet, 
 roundelay, rondeau, rondo, madrigal, 
 canzonet, cento, monody, elegy. 
 
 dramatic -, lyric- poetry ; opera ; posy, anthology ; disjecta membra 
 poetce. 
 
 song, ballad, lay; love -, drinking -, war -, sea- song; lullaby; 
 music &c. 415 ; nursery rhymes. 
 
 [Bad poetry] doggrel, Hudibrastic verse, prose run mad; macaronics; 
 macaronic -, leonine- verse ; runes. 
 
 canto, stanza, distich, verse, line, couplet, triplet, quatrain ; strophe^ 
 antistrophe. 
 
 verse, rhyme, assonance, crambo, metre, measure, foot, numbers, 
 strain, rhythm ; accentuation &c. {voice) 580 ; dactyl, spondee, trochee, 
 anapaest c>cc. ; hex-, pent-ameter ; Alexandrine. 
 
 elegiacs &:c. adj. ; elegiac &c. adj. -verse, - metrp, - poetry. 
 
 poet, - laureate; laureate ; bard, lyrist, scald, troubadour, trouvere; 
 minstrel ; minne-, meister-singer ; impi'ovisatore ; versifier, soimeteer ; 
 riiym-er, -ist, -ester ; poetaster; genus irritahilc vatum. 
 
 V. poetize, sing, versify, make verses, rhyme, scan. 
 
 Adj. poetic, -al; lyric, -al ; tuneful; epic; dithyrambic &c. «. ; 
 metrical ; a-, catalectic ; elegiac, iambic, trochaic, anapgestic ; Ionic, 
 kSapphic, Alcaic, Pindaric. 
 
 599. The Drama. 
 
 179 
 
 -U". the -drama, - stage, - theatre, 
 
 play> 
 
 2f 2 
 
099. INTELLECT. IV. (II.) iii. 
 
 theatricals, dramaturgy, histrionic art, buskin, sock, cothui-nus, Mel- 
 pomene and Thalia, Thespis. 
 
 play, drama, stage-play, piece, five-act play, tragedy, comedy, opera, 
 vaudeville, comedietta, lever de rideau, interlude, afterpiece, exode, farce, 
 divertissement y extravaganza, burletta, harlequinade, pantomime, burlesque, 
 opera houffe, ballet, 'spectacle, masque, drame, comedie drame; melo- 
 drama, -drame ; comedie lartnoyante, sensation drama, tragi-, farcical- 
 comedy ; mono-drame, -logue ; duologue ; trilogy ; charade, proverhe ; 
 mystery, miracle play. 
 
 act, scene, tableau ; in-, intro-duction ; pro-, epi-logue ; libretto. 
 
 performance, representation, mise en scene, atageYj,jeu de theatre-, 
 acting: gesture &c. 550; impersonation &c. 554; stage business, gag, 
 buffoonery. 
 
 theatre ; play-, opera-house ; house ; music hall ; amphitheatre, circus, 
 hippodrome; puppet-show, /awzfocem^ ; marionnettes, Punch and Judy. 
 
 auditory, auditorium, front of the house, stalls, boxes, pit, gallery; 
 greon-room, coulisses. 
 
 flat; drop, - scene; wing, screen, side-scene; transformation scene, 
 curtain, act-drop ; prosceniufn. 
 
 stage, scene, the boards; trap, mezzanine floor; flies; floats, foot- 
 lights ; orchestra. 
 
 theatrical -costume, - properties. 
 
 part, role, character, dramatis jjersona ; repertoire. 
 
 actor, player ; stage -, strolling- player ; stager, performer ; mime, -r ; 
 artiste; com-, trag-edian ; trar/edienne, ThesTpian, 'Roacms, star. 
 
 pantomimist, clown, harlequin, buffo, buffoon, farceur, grimacier, pan- 
 taloon, columbine ; punch, -inello ; pulcinell-o, -a ; mute, figurante, 
 general utility ; super, -numerary. 
 
 mummer, guiser, guisard, gysart, masque. 
 
 mountebank, Jack Pudding; tumbler, posture-master, acrobat; con- 
 tortionist ; ballet -dancer, - girl ; chorus smger. 
 
 company; first tragedian, prima donna, protagonist; /ew?ze ^:>;-e«?i6r; 
 debutant, -e ; light -, genteel -, low- -comedy, - comedian ; walking 
 gentleman, amoroso, heavy father, ingenue, jeune veuve. 
 
 property man, costumier, machinist; prompter, call-boy; manager; 
 stage -, acting- manager ; entrepreneur, imp7'esaj'io. 
 
 dramatic -author, - writer ; play-writer, -wright ; dramatist, mimo- 
 grapher. 
 
 V. act, play, perform ; put on the stage; personate &c. 554; mimic 
 &c. {vnitate) 19; enact; play -, act -, go through -, perform- a part; 
 rehearse, spout, gag, rant ; ' strut and fret one's hour upon a stage ' ; 
 tread the -stage, - boards ; come out ; star it. 
 
 Adj. dramatic ; theatric, -al ; scenic, histrionic, comic, tragic, bus- 
 kined, farcical, tragi-comic, melodramatic, operatic ; stagey. 
 
 Adv. on the -stage, - boards ; before -the floats ; - an audience ; 
 behind the scenes. 
 
V.(L)i. 
 
 INDIVIDUAL VOLITION. 
 
 600--60t« 
 
 CLASS V. 
 Words relating to THE VOLUNTARY POWERS.^ 
 
 Division (I.) INDIVIDUAL VOLITION. 
 Section I. Volition in general. 
 
 1°. Acts of 
 
 600. Will.— W. ^vill, volition, co- 
 nation t, velleity; will and pleasure, 
 free-will ; freedom &c. 748 ; discretion ; 
 option &c, (choice) 609; voluntariness; 
 spontane-ity, -ousness ; originality. 
 
 pleasure, wish, mind : frame of mind 
 &c. {inclination) 602; intention &c. 620; 
 predetermination &c. 611; self-control 
 &c. determination &c. (resolution) 604. 
 
 V. will; list ; see -, think- fit ; deter- 
 mine &c. (resolve) 604; settle &c. 
 (choose) 609; volunteer. 
 
 have a will of one's own; do what 
 one chooses &c. (freedom) 748 ; have it 
 all one's own way ; have one's -will, - 
 own way. 
 
 use -, exercise- one's discretion ; take 
 -upon oneself, - one's own course, - the 
 law into one's own hands ; do -of one's 
 own accord, - upon one's own authority ; 
 originate &c. (cause) 153. 
 
 Adj. voluntary, volitional, wilful; 
 free &c. 748; optional; discretion-al, 
 -ary. 
 
 minded &c, (ivilling) 602; prepense 
 &c. (predetermined) 61 1; intended &c. 
 620; autocratic; unbidden &c. (bid &c. 
 741) ; spontaneous ; original &c. (causal) 
 
 Adv. voluntarily &c. ad^.-, at -will, - 
 pleasure ; a -volonte, - discretion ; al 
 piacere ; ad -libitum, - arbitrium ; as 
 -one thinks proper, - it seems good to. 
 
 of one's own -accord, - free will ; 
 propria -, suo 
 
 Volition. 
 
 601. Necessity.— N". involunta- 
 
 riness ; instinct, blind impulse. 
 
 necessi-ty, -tation ; obligation ; com- 
 pulsion &c. 744; subjection &c. 749; 
 stern -, hard -, dire -, imperious -, inex- 
 orable -, iron -, adverse- -necessity, - 
 fate ; dvdyKr], what must be. 
 
 desti-ny, -nation ; fatality, fate, doom, 
 foredoom, election, predestination ; pre-, 
 fore-ordination ; lot, fortune ; fatalism ; 
 inevitableuess &c. adj.-, spell &c. 993. 
 
 star, -s ; planet, -s ; astral influence ; 
 sky, Fates, Parcce, Sisters three, book of 
 fate ; God's will, will of Heaven ; wheel 
 of Fortune, Ides of March, Hobson's 
 choice. 
 
 last -shift, - resort; dernier ressort; 
 pisaller &c. (substitute) 147; necessaries 
 &c. (requirement^ 630. 
 
 necess-arian, -itarian ; fatalist ; auto- 
 maton. 
 
 V. lie under a necessity ; be -fated, - 
 doomed, - destined &c., - in for, - under 
 the necessity of ; have no -choice, - al- 
 ternative ; be one's -fate &c. n.- to ; be 
 Dushed to the wall, - driven into a cor- 
 unable to help. 
 
 destine, doom, foredoom, devote ; pre- 
 destine, -ordain ; cast a spell &c. 992 ; 
 necessitate ; compel &c. 744- 
 
 Adj. necessary; needful &c. (requi- 
 site) 630. 
 
 fated ; destined &c. v. ; elect ; spell- 
 bound. 
 
 compulsory &c. (compel) 744; uncoc- 
 
 1- 
 ner 
 
 * Conative powers or faculties (Hamilton). 
 
 t Hamilton. 
 181 
 
600--603. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V.CI.)T. 
 
 one's own head ; by choice &c. 609 ; pur- troUahle, inevitahle, unavoidable, irresis- 
 posely &c. {intentionally) 620; delibe- , tible, irrevocable, inexorable ; avoid-, re- 
 rately &c. 611. j sist-les3. 
 
 Plir. stet pro ratione voluntas ; sic volo j involuntary, instinctive, automatic, 
 ticjubeo. j blind, mechanical; un-conscious, -wit- 
 
 j ting, -thinking ; unintentional &c. {uncle- 
 
 I sif/ned) 621 ; impulsive &c. 612. 
 Adv. necessarilv &c. adv. ; of -necessity, - course ; ex necessitate rei ; 
 needs must ; perforce &c. 744 ; nolens volens ; will he nil he, willy 
 nilly, bon gre mal yre, willing or unwilling, coUte que coute. 
 faute de mieux ; by stress of; if need be. 
 
 Phr. it cannot be helped; there is no -help for, - helping- it; it 
 -will, - must, - must needs- be, - be so, - have its way ; the die is cast ; 
 jacta est alen ; che sara sara ; * it is written ' ; one's- days are numbered, 
 - fate is sealed ; Fata obstant ; diis aliter visum. 
 
 602. Willingrness.— w. willing- 
 ness, voluntariness, &c. adj. ; willing 
 mind, heart. 
 
 disposition, inclination, leaning, ani- 
 mus', frame of mind, humour, mood, 
 vein; bent&c. {turn of mind) 820; jt?ew- 
 chant &c. {desire) 865 ; aptitude &c. 698. 
 
 doc-ility, -ibleness; persuasi-bleness, 
 -bility; pliability &c. {softness) 324. 
 
 geniality, cordiality ; goodwill ; alac- 
 rity, readiness, earnestness, forwardness ; 
 eagerness &c. {desi)'e) 865. 
 
 assent &c. 488 ; compliance Szc. 762 ; 
 pleasure &c. {zvill) 600. 
 
 labour of love : volunteer, -ing. 
 
 V. be -willing &c. adj.-, incline, lean 
 to, mind, propend ; had as lief ; lend -, 
 give -, turn- a willing ear; have -a, - 
 half a, - a great- mind to ; hold -, cling- 
 to ; desire &c. 865. 
 
 see -, thinli- -good, - fit, - proper; 
 acquiescence &c. {assent) 488; comply 
 with &c. 762. 
 
 swallow -, nibble at- the bait ; gorge 
 the hook ; have -, make- no scruple of; 
 make no bones of; jump -, catch- at; 
 meet half way ; volunteer. 
 
 Adj. willing, minded, fain, disposed, 
 inclined, favourable ; favourabl3wninded, 
 -inclined, -disposed ; nothing loth ; in 
 the -vein, - mood, - humour, - mind. 
 
 ready, forward, earnest, eager; bent 
 upon &c. {desirous) 865; predisposed, 
 propense. 
 
 docile ; persua-dable, -sible ; suasible, 
 easily persuaded, facile, easy-going; 
 tractable &c. {pliant) 324; genial, gra- 
 cious, cordial, hearty ; content &c. {as- 
 senting) 488. 
 
 voluntary, gratuitous, spontaneous ; 
 182 
 
 603. Un willingrness. — ir. un- 
 willingness &c. ad;/'. ; indispos-ition. -ed- 
 ness ; disinclination, aversation ; noUeity, 
 nolition ; renitence ; reluctance ; indiffer- 
 ence &c. 866; backwardness &c. adj.-, 
 slowness &c. 275; want of -alacrity, - 
 readiness ; indocility &c. {obstinacy) 606. 
 
 scrupul-ousness, -osity; qualms of 
 conscience, delicacy, demur, scruple, 
 qualm, shrinking, recoil ; hesitation &:c. 
 {ii-resolution) 605; fastidiousness &c. 
 868. 
 
 averseness &c. {dislike) 867; dissent 
 &c. 489; refusal &c. 764. 
 
 V. be -unwilling &c. adj. ; nill ; dis- 
 like &c. 867; grudge, begrudge ; not be 
 able to find it in one's heart to, not 
 have the stomach to. 
 
 demur, stick at, scruple, stickle ; hang 
 fire, run rusty ; recoil, shrink, swerve ; 
 hesitate &c. 605 ; avoid &c. 623. 
 
 oppose &c. 708; dissent &c. 489; re- 
 fuse 'Sec. 764. 
 
 Adj. unwilling ; not in the vein, loth, 
 shy of, disinclined, indisposed, averse, 
 reluctant, not content ; adverse &c. {op- 
 posed) 708; laggard, backward, remiss, 
 slack, slow to ; indifferent &c. 866 ; 
 scrupulous ; squeamish &c. {fastidious) 
 868 ; repugnant &c. {dislike) 867 ; rest- 
 ift', -ive ; demurring &c. v. ; uncousent- 
 ing &c. {refusing) 764; involuntary &c. 
 601. 
 
 Adv. unwillingly &c. adj. ; grudging- 
 ly, with a heavy heart ; with -a bad, - an 
 ill- grace ; against -, sore against- -one's 
 wishes, - one's will, - the grain ; invitd 
 Minerva ; a contre caiur ; malgre soi ; in 
 spite of -one's teeth, - oneself; nolens 
 volens &c. {necessity) 601 ; perforce &c. 
 
V. (I.) I. 
 
 INDIVIDUAL VOLITION. 
 
 602--605. 
 
 744: under protest ; no&c. 536; not for 
 the world, far be it from me. 
 
 unasked &c. (ask &c. 765) ; unforced &c. 
 {free) 748. 
 
 Adv. willingly &c. adj. ; fain, freely, 
 as lief, heart and soul ; with -pleasure, 
 - all one's heart, - open arms; with 
 -good, - right good- will ; de bonne volonte, ex animo ; con amore, heart 
 in hand, nothing loth, without reluctance, of one's own accord, graci- 
 ously, with a good grace. 
 
 a la bonne heure ; by all -means, - manner of means ; to one's 
 heart's content ; yes &c. {assent) 488. 
 
 604. Resolution. — W. determi- 
 nation, will; iron -, unconquerable- will ; 
 will of one's own, decision, resolu- 
 tion ; strength of -mind, - will ; resolve 
 Sec. {intent) 620; firmness &c. {stabi- 
 lity) 150; energy, manliness, vigour; 
 game, pluck ; resoluteness &c. {courage) 
 861; zeal &c. 682 ; aplomb) despera- 
 tion ; devot-ion, -edness. 
 
 mastery over self ; self-control, -com- 
 mand, -possession, -reliance, -govern- 
 ment, -restraint, -conquest, -denial; 
 moral -courage, - strength ; perseverance 
 &c. 604a ; tenacity ; obstinacy &c. 606 ; 
 bull-dog ; British lion. 
 
 V. have -determination &:c. n. ; know 
 one's own mind ; be -resolved &c. adj. ; 
 make up one's mind, will, resolve, de- 
 termine ; decide &c. {judgment) 480; 
 form -, come to- a -determination, - reso- 
 lution, - resolve ; conclude, fix, seal, 
 determine once for all, bring to a crisis, 
 drive matters to an extremity; take a 
 decisive step &c. {choice) 609; take 
 upon oneself &c. {undefrtahe) 676. 
 
 devote oneself -, give oneself up- to ; 
 throw away the scabbard, kick down 
 the ladder, nail one's colours to the 
 mast, set one's ba^k against the wall, 
 set one's teeth, put one's foot down, take 
 one's stand; stand firm &c. {stability) 
 150; steel oneself; stand no nonsense, 
 not listen to the voice of the charmer. 
 
 buclde to ; put -, lay -, set- one's 
 shoulder to the wheel ; put one's heart 
 into ; run the gantlet, make a dash at, 
 take the bull by the horns; rush -, 
 plunge- in medias res ; go in for ; insist 
 upon, make a point of; set one's -heart, - 
 mind- upon. 
 
 stick at nothing; make short work 
 of &c. {activity) 682 ; not stick at 
 trifles ; go -all lengths, - the whole hog ; 
 persist &c. {pe9'severe) 604a; go through 
 
 605. Irresolution. — lO". irreso- 
 lution, infirmity of purpose, indecision ; 
 in-, un-determination ; unsettlement ; 
 uncertainty &c. 475; demur, suspense; 
 hesi-tating &c. v., -tation, -tancy; vacil- 
 lation ; changeableness &c. 149 ; fluc- 
 tuation : alternation &c. {oscillation) 
 314; caprice &c. 608. 
 
 fickleness, levity, legerete; pliancy 
 &c. {softness) 324 ; weakness ; timidity 
 &c. 860 ; cowardice &c. 862 ; half mea- 
 sures. 
 
 waverer, ass between two bundles of 
 hay ; shuttlecock, butterfly. 
 
 V. be -irresolute &c. adj. ; hang -, 
 keep- in suspense; leave ^ ad referendum^ ) 
 think twice about, pause; dawdle &c. 
 {inactivity) 683 ; remain neuter ; dilly 
 dally, hesitate, boggle, hover, hum and 
 haw, demur, not know one's own mind ; 
 debate, balance ; dally -, coquet- with ; 
 will and will not, chasser-balancer ; go 
 half-way, compromise, make a compro- 
 mise ; be thrown off' one's balance, stag- 
 ger like a drunken man ; be afraid &c. 
 860 ; let ' I dare not ' wait upon ' I 
 would ' ; falter, waver. 
 
 vacillate &c. 149; change &c. 140; 
 retract tfcc, 607 ; fluctuate ; alternate 
 &c. {oscillate) 314; keep off* and on, 
 play fast and loose ; blow hot and cold 
 &c. {caprice) 608. 
 
 shuffle, palter, blink ; trim. 
 
 Adj. irresolute, infirm of purpose, 
 double-minded, half-hearted; un-decided, 
 -resolved, -determined ; shilly-shally 
 fidgety, tremulous ; hesitating &c. v. 
 off" one's balance ; at a loss &c. {uncer- 
 tain) 475- 
 
 vacillating &c. v. ; unsteady &c. 
 {changeable) 149 ; unsteadfast, fickle, 
 without ballast; capricious &c. 608; 
 volatile, frothy ; light, -some, -minded ; 
 giddy; fast and loose. 
 
 183 
 
604—607. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (L) I. 
 
 weak, feeble-minded, frail ; timid 
 &c. 860 ; cowardly &c. 862 ; facile ; 
 pliant &c. (soft) 324 ; unable to say 
 ' no/ easy-going. 
 
 revocable, reversible. 
 
 Adv. irresolutely &c. adj. ; irresolved- 
 ly; in faltering accents; off and onj 
 from pillar to post ; see-saw &c. 314. 
 
 Int. 
 
 either ! ' 
 
 how happy could I be with 
 
 fire and water, ride in the whirlwind 
 and direct the storm. 
 
 Adj. resolved kc. v. ; determined ; 
 strong-willed, -minded ; resolute &c. 
 {brave) 861 ; self-possessed ; decided, 
 definitive, peremptory, tranchant) un- 
 hesitating, -flinching, -shrinking; firm, 
 iron, indomitable, game to the back- 
 bone ; inexorable, relentless, not to be 
 -shaken, - put down ; tenax pi'ojwsiti ; 
 inflexible &c. (hard) 323 ; obstinate &c. 
 606; steady &c. {persevering) 604a. 
 
 earnest, serious; set -, bent -, intent- upon. 
 
 steeled -, proof- against ; in uti-umque paratus. 
 
 Adv. resolutely &c. adrj. ; in -, in good- earnest ; seriously, joking 
 apart, earnestly, heart and soul ; on one's mettle ; manfully, like a 
 man, with a high hand ; with a strong hand &c. {exertion) 686. 
 
 at any -rate, - risk, - hazard, - price, - cost, - sacrifice ; at all 
 -hazards, - risks, - events ; cost what it may ; coute que caiite ; a tort 
 et a travers ; once for all ; neck or nothing ; rain or shine. 
 
 Phr. spes sibi quisque. 
 
 604a. Perseverance, — W. perseverance ; continuance &c. 
 {inaction) 143; permanence &c. {absence of change) 141 ; firmness &c. 
 {stability) 150. 
 
 constancy, steadiness : singleness -, tenacity- of purpose ; persistence, 
 plodding, patience; sedulity &c. {industry) 682; pertina-cy, -city, 
 -ciousness; iteration i!tc. 104. 
 
 bottom, game, pluck, stamina, backbone ; indefatiga-bility, -blenesa ; 
 bulldog courage. 
 
 V. persevere, persist; hold -on, - out; die in the last ditch, be in at 
 the death ; stick -, cling -, adhere- to ; stick to one's text, keep on ; 
 keep to -, maintain- one's -course, - ground ; bear -, keep -, hold- 
 up ; plod ; stick to work &c. {work) 686 ; continue &c. 143 ; follow 
 up ; die -in harness, - at one's post. 
 
 Adj. persevering, constant; stead-y, -fast; un-deviating, -wavering, 
 -faltering, -swerving, -flinching, -sleeping, -flagging, -drooping ; steady 
 as time; uninter-, unre-mitting ; plodding; industrious &c. 682*^; 
 strenuous &c. 686 ; pertinacious ; persist-ing, -ent. 
 
 solid, sturdy, staunch, stanch, true to oneself; unchangeable &c. 
 150; unconquerable &c. {strong) 159; indomitable, game to the last, 
 indefatigable, untiring, unvvearied, never tiring. 
 
 Adv. through -evil report and good report, - thick and thin, - fire 
 and water ; jyer fas et nefas ; without fail, sink or swim, at any price 
 vogue la galere. 
 
 Phr. never say die ; vestigia nulla retrorsum. 
 
 606. Obstinacy. — lO". obstinate- 
 ness &c. adj. ; obstinacy, tenacity ; per- 
 severance h,c. 6o4« ; immovability ; old 
 school ; inflexibility &c. {hardness) 323 ; 
 obdur-acy, -atiou ; dogged resolution ; 
 resolution &c. 604 ; ruling passion ; blind 
 side. 
 
 ^ self-will, contumacy, perversity ; per- 
 vica-cy, -city ; in docility. 
 
 bigotrv, intolerance, dogmatism ; 
 184, 
 
 607. Terg>iversation. — iff. 
 
 change of -mind, - intention, - purpose; 
 after-thought. 
 
 tergiversation, recantation ; palin-ode, 
 -ody; renunciation; abjur-ation,-ement; 
 defection &c.{relinquishment) 624 ; going 
 over &c. V. ; apostasy ; retract-ion,-ation ; 
 withdrawal; disavowal &c. {negation) 
 536 ; revo-cation, -kement ; reversal ; re- 
 pentance &c. 950; redintegratio amoris. 
 
V. (I.) I. 
 
 INDIVIDUAL VOLITION 
 
 606->609a. 
 
 opinia-try, -tiveness ; fixed idea Sec. 
 {pr^udyment) 481 ; fanaticism, zealotry, 
 infatuation, monomania. 
 
 mule ; opin-ionist, -ionatist, -iator, 
 -ator ; stickler, dogmatist ; bigot ; zealot, 
 enthusiast, fanatic. 
 
 V. be -obstinate &c. adj. ; stickle, take 
 no denial, fly in the face of facts •, 
 opinionate, be wedded to an opinion, 
 hug a belief; have one's own way &c. 
 ( luill ) 600 ; persist &c. ( persevere ) 
 6o4rt ; have -, insist on having- the last 
 word. 
 
 die hard, fight against destiny, not 
 yield an inch, stand out. 
 
 Adj. obstinate, tenacious, stubborn, 
 obdurate, case-hardened ; inflexible &c. 
 {hard) 323 ; immovable, not to be moved ; 
 inert &c. 172; unchangeable &c. 150; 
 inexorable &c. (determined) 604 ; mulish, 
 obstinate as a mule, pig-headed. 
 
 dogged ; sullen, sulky ; un-moved, -in- 
 fluenced, -aflected. 
 
 wilful, self-willed, perverse; res-ty, 
 -tive, -tifl"; pervicacious, wayward, re- 
 fractory, unruly ; head-y, -strong; eiitete; 
 contumacious ; cross-grained. 
 
 arbitrary, dogmatic, positive, bigoted ; 
 prejudiced &c. 481; prepossessed, infat- 
 uated ; stiff'-backed, -necked, -hearted ; 
 hard-mouthed, hide-bound ; unyielding ; 
 im-pervious, -practicable, -persuasible ; 
 unpersuadable ; in-, un-tractable ; incor- 
 rigible, deaf to advice, impervious to 
 reason ; crotchety &c. 608. 
 
 Adv. obstinately &c. adj. 
 
 Plir. non jjossumus ; no surrender. 
 
 coquetrj^ ; vacillation &c. 605 ; back- 
 sliding. 
 
 turn-coat, -tippet ; rat, apostate, re- 
 negade ; con-, per-vert ; proselyte, de- 
 serter ; backslider. 
 
 time-server, -pleaser ; timist. Vicar 
 of Bray, trimmer, ambidexter ; weather- 
 cock &c. {changeable) 149; Janus. 
 
 V. change one's- mind, - intention, 
 - purpose, - note ; abjure, renounce ; 
 withdraw from &c. (relinquish) 624; 
 wheel -, turn -, veer- round; turn a 
 pirouette ; go over -, pass -, change -, 
 skip- from one side to another ; go to the 
 right about ; box the compass, shift one's 
 ground, go upon another tack. 
 
 apostatize, change sides, go over, rat ; 
 recant, retract ; revoke ; rescind &:c. 
 {abrogate) 7 ^6 ; recall; forswear, unsay ; 
 come -over, - round- to an opinion. 
 
 draw in one's horns, eat one's words ; 
 eat -, swallow- the leek ; swerve, flinch, 
 back out of, retrace one's steps, think 
 better of it; come back -, return- to 
 one's first love ; turn over a new leaf &c. 
 (repent) 950. 
 
 trim, shuffle, play fast and loose, blow 
 hot and cold, coquet, hold with the hare 
 but run with the hounds ; nager entre 
 deux eau.v', wait to see how the -cat 
 jumps, - wind blows. 
 
 Adj. changeful &c. 149: irresolute 
 &c. 605 ; ductile, slippery as an eel, 
 trimming, ambidextrous, timeserving ; 
 coquetting &c. v. 
 
 revocatory, reactionary. 
 
 Phr. ' a change came o'er the spirit of 
 my dream.' 
 
 608. Caprice. — Wc caprice, fancy, humour ; whim, -sey, -wham ; 
 crotchet, capriccio, quirk, freak, maggot, fad, vagary, prank, fit, flim- 
 flam, escapade, buutade, wild-goose chase ; capriciousness &c. adj. 
 
 V. be -capricious &c. adj. ; have a maggot in the brain ; take it into 
 one's head, strain at a gnat and swallow a camel ; blow hot and cold ; 
 play -fast and loose, - fantastic tricks. 
 
 Adj. capricious; en'atic, eccentric, fitful, hysterical; full of -whims 
 &c. w.; maggoty; inconsistent, fanciful, fantastic, whimsical, crotchety, 
 particular, humoursome, freakish, skittish, wanton, wayward ; contrary ; 
 captious; arbitrary; unconformable &c. 83; penny wise and pound 
 foolish ; fickle &c. {irresolute) 605 ; frivolous, sleeveless, giddy, volatile. 
 
 Adv. by fits and starts, without rhyme or reason. 
 
 Phr. nUfuit unquam sic impar sibi ; the deuce is in him. 
 
 609. Choice. — w. choice, option ; 
 discretion &:c. {volition) 600 ; pre-option ; 
 alternative ; dilemma, embarras de choix\ 
 
 609a. Absence of Choice. — 
 
 lO". no -, Hobson's- choice ; first come 
 first served; necessity &c. 601; not a 
 185 
 
609—612. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 adoption, cooptation ; novation; decision 
 &c. {judgment) 480. 
 
 election, poll, ballot, vote, voice, suf- 
 frage, plumper, cumulative vote ; plehis- 
 citum, plebiscite, vox popidi ; electioneer- 
 ing- ; voting &c. V. 
 
 selection, excerption, gleaning, eclecti- 
 cism ; excerpta, gleanings, cuttings, scis- 
 sors and paste; pick &c. (best) 650. 
 
 preference, prelation ; predilection &c. 
 {desire) 865. 
 
 V. offer for one's choice, set before ; 
 bold out -, present -, offisr- the alterna- 
 tive ; put to the vote. 
 
 use -, exercise -, one's- -discretion, - 
 option; adopt, take up, embrace, es- 
 pouse ; choose, elect ; take -, make- one's 
 choice ; make choice of, fix upon. 
 
 vote, poll, hold up one's hand ; divide. 
 
 settle ; decide &c. {adjudge) 480 ; list 
 &c. {ivill) 600; make up -one's mind&c. 
 {resolve) 604. 
 
 select ; pick, - and choose ; pick -, 
 single- out ; cull, glean, winnow ; sift -, 
 separate -, winnow- the chaff from the 
 wheat ; pick up, pitch upon ; pick one's 
 way ; indulge one's fancy. 
 
 set apart, mark out for; mark &c. 550. 
 
 prefer ; have -rather, - as lief ; fancy 
 &c. {desire) 865 ; be persuaded &c. 615. 
 
 take a -decided, - decisive- step ; 
 commit oneself to a course 
 
 V. (I.) I. 
 ; any, the 
 
 pin to choose &c. {equality) 27 
 first that comes. 
 
 neutrality, indifference; indecision &c. 
 {ij'resolution) 605. 
 
 V. be -neutral &c. adj.; have no 
 choice ; waive, not vote ; abstain -, re- 
 frain -from voting ; leave undecided ; 
 make a virtue of necessity. 
 
 Adj. neu-tral, -ter; indifferent; un- 
 decided &c. {irresolute) 605. 
 
 Adv. either &c. {choice) 609. 
 
 610. Rejection.— IT. rejection, 
 repudiation, exclusion ; refusal &c. 764. 
 
 V. reject ; set -, lay- aside ; give up; 
 decline &c, {refuse) 764; exclude, ex- 
 cept ; pluck, spin ; cast. 
 
 repudiate, scout, set at naught ; fling -, 
 cast -, throw -, toss- -to the winds, - 
 to the dogs, - overboard, - away ; send 
 to the right about ; disclaim ifcc. {deny) 
 536 ; discard &c. {eject) 297, {have done 
 with) 678. 
 
 Adj. rejected &c. v.; reject-aneous, 
 -itious ; not -chosen &c. 609, - to bo 
 thought of ; out of the question. 
 
 Adv. neither, - the one nor the other; 
 no &c. 536. 
 
 Phr. non hcec in foedera. 
 
 cross- the Rubicon ; cast in one's lot 
 with ; take for better or for worse. 
 
 Adj. optional; discretional &c. {voluntary) 600. 
 
 eclectic ; choosing &c. v. ; preferential ; chosen &c. v. ; choice &c. 
 {(jood) 648. 
 
 Adv. optionally «S:c. adj. ; at pleasure &c. {loUT) 600 ; either, - the 
 one or the other ; or ; at the option of; whether or not; once for all; 
 for one's money. 
 
 by -choice, - preference ; in preference ; rather, before. 
 
 611. Predetermination.— N-. 
 
 pre-meditation, -deliberation, -determin- 
 ation ; foregone conclusion ; parti pris ; 
 resolve, propendency ; intention &c. 620; 
 project &c. 626. 
 
 V. pre-determine, -meditate, -resolve, 
 -concert ; resolve beforehand. 
 
 Adj. pre-pense, -meditated &c. v., 
 -designed ; advised, studied, designed, 
 calculated ; aforethought ; intended &c. 
 620. 
 
 well-laid, -devised, -weighed ; maturely 
 considered ; cunning. 
 
 Adv. advisedly &c. adj.; with pre- 
 186 
 
 612. Impulse.— ST. impulse, sud- 
 den thought ; imiiromptu, improvisation ; 
 inspiration, flash, spurt. 
 
 improvisatoi'e ; creature of impulse. 
 
 V. flash on the mind. 
 
 say what comes uppermost ; improvise, 
 extemporize. 
 
 Adj. extemporaneous, impulsive, inde- 
 liberate ; improvis-ed, -ate, -atory ; un-, 
 unpre-meditated ; improvise; un-prompt- 
 ed, -guided ; natural, unguarded ; spon- 
 taneous &c. {voluntary) 600 ; instinctive 
 &c. 601. 
 
 Adv. extem-pore, -poraneously; off- 
 
V.(I.)i. 
 
 INDIVIDUAL VOLITION. 
 
 611—614. 
 
 meditation, deliberately, all things con- ! hand, improtnjjtu, a timproviste ; im- 
 sidered, with eves open, in cold blood ; i proviso ; on the spur of the -moment, - 
 intentionally &c. 620. 1 occasion. 
 
 614. Desuetude.— xa:. desuetude, 
 disusage ; disuse &c. 678 ; want of -ha- 
 bit, - practice ; inusitation ; newness to ; 
 new brooms. 
 
 infraction of usage &c. (unconformity) 
 83 ; non-prevalence ; ' a custom more 
 honoured in the breach than the obser- 
 vance.' 
 
 V. be -unaccustomed &c. adj. : leave 
 off -, cast off -, break off -, wean one- 
 self of -, violate -, break through -, in- 
 fringe- -a habit, - a custom, - a usage ; 
 disuse &c. 678 ; wear off. 
 
 Adj. un-accustomed, -used, -wonted, 
 -seasoned, -inured, -habituated, -trained ; 
 new ; green &c. {unskilled) 699 ; un- 
 hackneyed. 
 
 unusual &c. {unconforinable) 83 ; non- 
 observant ; disused &c. 678. 
 
 613. Kabit. — w. habit, -ude ; as- 
 6ue-tude, -faction ; wont ; run, way. 
 
 common -, general -, natural -, ordi- 
 nary- -course, - run, - state- of things ; 
 matter of course ; beaten -path, - track, 
 - ground. 
 
 prescription, custom, use, usage, im- 
 memorial usage, practice; prevalence, 
 observance; conventional -ism, -ity ; 
 mode, fashion, vogue ; etiquette &c. {geii- 
 tility) 852 ; order of the day, cry; con- 
 formity &c. 82. 
 
 one's old way, old school, veteris ves- 
 tigiafiamm(B ; laudator temporis acti. 
 
 rule, standing order, precedent, rou- 
 tine ; red-tape, -tapism ; pipe-clay ; rut, 
 groove. 
 
 cacoethes ; bad -, confirmed -, invete- 
 rate -, intrinsic &c. 5- habit ; addiction, 
 trick. 
 
 training &c. (education) 537; season- 
 ing, hardening, inurement ; radication ; second nature, acclimatiza- 
 tion ; knack &c. {skill) 698. 
 
 V, be -wont &c. adj. 
 
 fall into a custom &c. {conform to) 82 ; tread -, follow- the beaten 
 -track, - path ; stai-e super antiquas vias ; move in a rut, run on in a 
 groove, go round like a horse in a mill, go on in the old jog-trot way. 
 
 habituate, inure, harden, season, caseharden ; accustom, familiarize; 
 naturalize, acclimatize ; keep one's hand in ; train &c. {educate) $27- 
 
 get into the -way, - knack- of ; learn &c. 539 ; cling -, adhere- to ; 
 repeat &c. 104 ; acquire -, contract -, fall into- a -habit, - trick ; ad- 
 dict oneself -, take- to. 
 
 be -habitual &c. adj. ; prevail ; come into use, become a habit, take 
 root : gain -, grow- upon one. 
 
 Adj. habitual; ac-, customary ; prescriptive; accustomed &c. v.; 
 of -daily, - every day- occurrence ; wonted, usual, general, ordinary, 
 common, frequent, every -day, household, jog-trot; well-trodden, 
 -known ; familiar, vernacular, trite, commonplace, conventional, regu- 
 lar, set, stock, established, stereotyped ; pre-vailing, -valent ; current, 
 received, acknowledged, recognized, accredited ; of course, admitted, 
 understood. 
 
 conformable &c. 82 ; according to -use, - custom, - routine ; in 
 -vogue, - fashion ; fashionable &c. {genteel) 852. 
 
 wont ; used -, given -, addicted -, attuned -, habituated &c. v,- to; 
 in the habit of ; habitue ; at home in &c. {skilful) 698 ; seasoned ; im- 
 bued with ; devoted -, wedded- to. 
 
 hackneyed, fixed, rooted, deep-rooted, ingrafted, permanent, invete- 
 rate, besetting; naturalized; ingrained &c. {intrinsic) 5. 
 
 Adv. habitually &c. adj. ; always &c. {uniformly) 16. 
 
 as -usual, - is one's wont, - tliinirs go, - the world gees, - the 
 sparks fly upwards ; more -suo, - solito. 
 
 187 
 
613—616. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) I. 
 
 as a rule, for the most part ; generally &c. adj. ; most often, - fre- 
 quently. 
 
 Phr. cela s'entend. 
 
 2°. Causes of Volition. 
 
 615. motive. — wr. motive, springs 
 of action. 
 
 reason, ground, call, principle ; main- 
 spring, p)'i7nu7n mobile, key-stone ; the 
 why and the wherefore ; pro and con, 
 reason why ; secret motive, an-iere j^en- 
 see ; intention &c. 620. 
 
 inducement, consideration ; attraction ; 
 loadstone ; magnet, -ism, -ic force ; al- 
 lect-ation, -ive ; temptation, enticement, 
 agacerie, allurement, witchery ; bewitch- 
 ment, -ery ; charm ; spell &c. 993 ; fas- 
 cination, blandishment, cajolery ; seduc- 
 tion, -emeut ; honeyed words, voice of 
 the tempter, song of the Sirens ; forbid- 
 den fruit, golden apple. 
 
 persuasi-bility, -bleness ; attractabi- 
 lity ; impress-, suscept-ibility ; softness ; 
 persuas-, attract-iveness ; tantalization. 
 
 influence, prompting, dictate, instance ; 
 impuls-e, -ion ; incit-ement, -ation ; press, 
 instigation ; provocation &c. {excitation 
 of feeling) 824 ; inspiration ; per-, suasion ; 
 encouragement, advocacy ; ex-, horta- 
 tion ; advice &c. 695 ; solicitation &c. 
 {request^ 765. 
 
 incentive, stimulus, spur, fillip, whip, 
 goad, rowel, provocative, whet, dram. 
 
 bribe, lure ; decoy, - duck ; bait, trail 
 of a red herring ; bribery and corrup- 
 tion ; sop, - for Cerberus. 
 
 prompter, tempter ; seduc-er, -tor ; 
 instigator, firebrand, incendiary ; Siren, 
 Oirce ; agent provocateur. 
 
 V. induce, move ; draw, - on ; bring 
 in its train, give an -impulse &c. n.- to ; 
 inspire ; put up to, prompt, call up ; at- 
 tract, beckon. 
 
 stimulate Scq. (excite) 824 ; spirit up, 
 inspirit ; a-, rouse ; animate, incite, | rovoke, instigate, set on, actuate; 
 act -, work -, operate- upon : encourage ; pat -, clap- on the -back, 
 - shoulder. 
 
 influence, weigh with, bias, sway, incline, dispose, predispose, turn 
 the scale, inoculate ; lead, - by tl:e nose ; have -, exercise- influence- 
 -with, - over, - upon ; go -, come- round one ; turn the head, mag- 
 netize. 
 
 persuade ; prevail -with, - upon ; overcome, carry; bring -round, - 
 to one's senses ; draw -, win -, gain -, come -, talk- over; procure, 
 enlist, engage ; invite, court. 
 
 tempt, seduce, overpersuade, entice, allure, captivate, fascinate, be- 
 188 
 
 615a. Absence of motive. — 
 
 N". absence of motive ; caprice *fec. 608 ; 
 chance &c. {absence of design) 621. 
 
 V. have no motive ; scruple &c. {be 
 unwillirig) 603. 
 
 Adj, without rhyme or reason ; aim- 
 less &c. {chance) 621. 
 
 Adv. out of mere caprice. 
 
 616. Dissuasion. — ir. dissua- 
 sion, dehortation, expostulation, remon- 
 strance; deprecation &c. 766. 
 
 discouragement, damper, wet blanket. 
 
 cohibition &c. {restraint) 751 ; curb 
 &c. {means of restraint) 752; check &c. 
 {hindrance) 706. 
 
 reluctance &c. {unwillingness) 603 ; 
 contraindication. 
 
 V. dissuade, dehort, cry out against, 
 remonstrate, expostulate, warn, contra- 
 indicate. 
 
 disincline, indispose, shake, stagger; 
 dispirit ; dis-courage, -hearten, -enchant ; 
 deter ; hold-, keep- back, &c. {restrain) 
 751; render -averse &c. 603; repel; 
 turn aside &c. (deviation) 279 ; wean 
 from ; act as a drag &c. (hinder) 706 ; 
 throw cold water on, damp, cool, chill, 
 blunt, calm, quiet, quench ; deprecate 
 &c. 766. 
 
 Adj. dissuading &c. v.; dissuasive; 
 dehortatory, expostulatory ; monit-ive, 
 -ory. 
 
 dissuaded &c. v. ; uninduced &c. (in- 
 duce &c. 615) ; unpersuadable &c. (ob- 
 stinate) 606 ; averse &c. (umvilling) 603 ; 
 repugnant &c. (dislike) 867. 
 
V. (I.) I. 
 
 INDIVIDUAL VOLITION. 
 
 615—619. 
 
 ■witch, carry away, charm, conciliate, wheedle, coax, lure ; inveigle ; 
 tantalize; cajole &c. {deceive) 545. 
 
 tamper with, bribe, suborn, grease the palm, bait with a silver hook, 
 gild the pill, make things pleasant, put a sop into the pan, throw a sop 
 to, bait the hook. 
 
 enforce, force ; impel &c. {push) 276 ; propel &c. 284 ; whip, lash, 
 goad, spur, prick, urge ; q^^ -, hound -, hurry- on ; drag &c. 285 ; 
 exhort ; advise &c. 695 ; call upon &c., press Szc. {request) 765 ; ad- 
 Tocate. 
 
 set -an example, - the fashion ; keep in countenance. 
 
 be -persuaded SiC. ; yield to temptation, come round ; concede &c. 
 {consent) 762 ; obey a call ; follow -advice, - the bent, - the dictates 
 of; act on principle. 
 
 Adj. impulsive, motive ; suas-, persuas-, hortat-ive, -ory ; protrep- 
 tical ; inviting, tempting, &c. v. ; seductive, attractive ; fascinating 
 &c. {pleasing) 829 ; provocative &c. {exciting) 824. 
 
 induced &c. v. ; disposed ; persuadable &c. {docile) 602 ; spell- 
 bound ; instinct -, smitten- with ; inspired &c. v.- by. 
 
 Adv. because, therefore, &c. {cause) 155 ; from -this, - that- mo- 
 tive ; for -this, - that- reason ; for ; by reason -, for the sake -, on 
 the score -, on account- of ; out of, from, as, forasmuch as. 
 
 for all the world ; on principle. 
 
 617. [Ostensible motive, ground, or reason assigned.] Plea. — M". 
 plea, pretext ; allegation, advocation ; ostensible -motive, - ground, 
 
 - reason; excuse &c. {vindication) 937; colour; gloss, guise, 
 loop-, starting-hole ; how to creep out of, salvo, come off. 
 
 handle, peg to hang on, room, locus standi] stalking-horse, cheval de 
 hataiUe, cue. 
 
 pretence kc. {untruth) 546 ; put oft', dust thrown in the eyes ; blind ; 
 moonshine ; mere -, shallow- pretext ; lame -excuse, - apology ; tub to 
 a whale ; false plea, sour grapes ; makeshift, shift, white lie ; special 
 pleading &c. {sophistry) 477 ; soft sawder &c. {jiattery) 933. 
 
 V. plead, allege ; shelter oneself under the plea of; excuse &c. {vindi- 
 cate) 937 ; lend a colour to ; furnish a -handle &c. n. ; make a -pretext, 
 
 - handle- of ; use as a -plea &:c. n. ; take one's stand upon, make capital 
 out of; pretend kc. {lie) 544. 
 
 Adj. ostensible &c. {manifest) 525; alleged, apologetic; pretended 
 &c. 545. 
 
 the plea, - the pretence- of. 
 
 3°. Objects of Volition. 
 
 618. Good.— XT. good, benefit, ad- 
 vantage ; improvement &c. 658 ; in- 
 terest, service, behoof, behalf ; weal ; 
 main chance, s^umnum bonum, common 
 weal ; ' consummation devoutly to be 
 wished ' ; gain, boot ; profit, harvest. 
 
 boon &c. {gift) 784; good turn; bless- 
 ing; world of good; piece of good -luck, 
 - fortune ; nuts, prize, windfall, god- 
 send, waif, treasure trove. 
 
 good fortune &c. {prosperity) 734; 
 happiness &c. 827. 
 
 I 619. Evil. — W. evil, ill, harm, hm-t, 
 I mischief, nuisance ; machinations of the 
 i devil. Pandora's box, ills that flesh is 
 I heir to. 
 
 blow, buffet, stroke, scratch, bruise, 
 wound, gash, mutilation ; mortal -blow, 
 : - wound ; immedicabile vulnus ; damage, 
 i loss, &c. (deterioration) 659. 
 j disadvantage, prejudice, drawback. 
 I disaster, accident, casualty; mishap 
 I »S:c. {misfortune) 735 ; bad job, devil to 
 i pav; calamity,bale,catastrophe,tragedy; 
 189 
 
618—621. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) n. 
 
 [Source of good] goodness &c. 648 ; 
 utility &c. 644 ; remedy &c. 662 ; plea- 
 sure-giving, &c. 829. 
 
 Adj. commendable &c. 931 ; useful 
 &c. 644; good &c., beneficial &c., 648. 
 
 Adv. well, aright, satisfactorily, fa- 
 vourably, not amiss; all for the best; 
 to one's -advantage &c. n. ; in one's 
 -favour, - interest &c. n. 
 
 Phr. so far so good. 
 
 Adv. amiss, wrong, ill, to 
 
 ruin &c. (destruction) 162; adversity 
 &c. 735. 
 
 mental suffering &c. 828. [Evil spirit] 
 demon &c. 980. [Cause of evil] bane 
 Sec. 663. [Production of evil] badness 
 &c. 649 ; painfulness &c. 830 ; evil doer 
 &c. 913. 
 
 outrage, wrong, injury, foul play; 
 bad -, ill- turn ; disservice ; spoliation 
 &c. 791 ; grievance, crying evil. 
 
 V. be in trouble &c. {adversity) 735. 
 
 Adj. disastrous, bad, &c. 649; awry, 
 out of joint, 
 one's cost. 
 
 Section II. Prospective Volition.* 
 1°. Conceptioncd Volition. 
 
 620. Intention. — M". intent, -ion, 
 -ionality ; purpose ; quo animo ; project 
 &c. 626 ; undertaking &c. 676 ; prede- 
 termination &c. 61 1 ; design, ambition. 
 
 contemplation, mind, animus, view, 
 purview, proposal ; study ; look out. 
 
 final cause ; raison dJetrc ; cui bono ; 
 object, aim, end ; ' the be all and the 
 end all ' ; drift &c. {meaning) 516 ; ten- 
 dency &c. 1 76 ; destination, mark, point, 
 butt, goal, target, bull's-eye, quintain ; 
 prey, quarry, game. 
 
 decision, determination, resolve ; set -, 
 settled- purpose ; ultimatum ; resolution 
 &c. 604 ; wish &c. 865 ; arriere pensee ; 
 motive &c. 615. 
 
 [Study of final causes] Teleology. 
 
 V. intend, purpose, design, mean ; 
 have to ; propose to oneself ; harbour a 
 design ; have in -view, - contemplation, 
 - one's eye, - petto ; have an eye to. 
 
 bid -, labour- for ; be -, aspire -, en- 
 deavour- after; be -, aim -, drive -, 
 point -, level -, aspire- at ; take aim ; 
 set before oneself ; study to. 
 
 take upon oneself &c. {undertake) 676; 
 take into one's head ; meditate, contem- 
 plate ; think -, dream -, talk- of ; pre- 
 meditate &c. 61 1; compass, calculate; 
 dest-ine, -inate ; propose. 
 
 project &c. {^jlan) 626 ; have a mind 
 to &c. {be tvillinf/) 602 ; desire &c. 865 ; 
 pursue &c. 622. 
 
 Adj. intended &c. v.; intentional, 
 advised, express, determinate ; prepense 
 
 621. [Absence of purpose in the 
 succession of events.] Chance. t — W. 
 
 chance &c. 1 56 ; lot, fate, &c. {necessity) 
 601 ; luck ; good luck &c. {good) 618. 
 
 speculation, venture, stake, game of 
 chance ; mere -, random- shot ; blind 
 bargain, leap in the dark ; pig in a poke 
 &c. {uncertainty) 475 ; fluke, pot-luck. 
 
 dravdng lots ; sorti-legy, -tion ; sortes, 
 - VirgiliancB ; j'ouge et noir, hazard, 
 roulette, pitch and toss, chuck-farthing, 
 cup-tossing, heads or tails, cross and pile, 
 wager ; bet, -ting ; gambling ; the turf. 
 
 gaming-, gambling-, betting - house ; 
 hell ; betting ring ; dice, - box ; dicer ; 
 gam-bler, -ester ; man of the turf ; ad- 
 venturer. 
 
 V. chance &c. {hap) 156; stand a 
 chande &c. {be possible) 470. 
 
 toss up ; cast -, draw- lots ; leave -, 
 trust- -to chance, - to the chapter of 
 accidents ; tempt fortune ; chance it, 
 take one's chance ; run -, incur -, en- 
 counter- the -risk, - chance ; stand the 
 hazard of the die. 
 
 speculate, try one's luck, set on a cast, 
 rafllie, put into a lottery, buy a pig in a 
 poke, shuffle the cards. 
 
 risk, venture, hazard, stake ; lay, - a 
 wager ; make a bet, wager, bet, gamble, 
 game, play for ; play at chuck-farthing. 
 
 Adj. fortuitous &c. 156; uninten- 
 tional, -ded ; accidental ; not meant ; 
 un-designed, -purposed ; unpremeditated 
 &c. 612 ; never thought of. 
 
 * That is, volition having reference to a future object. f See note on 156. 
 
 190 
 
V. (I.) II. 
 
 CONOEPTIONAL VOLITION. 
 
 620--623. 
 
 &c. 6ii; bound for; intending &c. v.; 
 minded ; bent upon &c. {eai-nest) 604 ; 
 at stake ; on the -anvil, - tapis ; in 
 -view, - prospect, - the breast of; in 
 petto; teleological. 
 
 Adv. intentionally &c. «(//.; advisedly, 
 wittingly, knowingly, designedly, pur- 
 posely, on purpose, by design, studiously, 
 pointedly ; with -intent &c. n. ; delibe- 
 rately &c. {imth premeditation) 6ll; 
 with one's eyes open, in cold blood. 
 
 for ; with -a view, - an eye- to ; in 
 order -to, - that ; to the end -, with the intent- that ; for the pur- 
 pose -, with the view -, in contemplation -, on account- of. 
 
 in pursuance of, pursuant to ; quo animo ; to all intent3 and pur- 
 
 indiscriminate, promiscuous ; undi- 
 rected, random; aim-, drift-, design-, 
 purpose-, cause-less ; without purpose. 
 
 possible &c. 470. 
 
 Adv. casually &c. 156; unintention- 
 ally &c. adj. ; unwittingly. 
 
 en passant, by the way, incidentally; 
 as it may happen ; at -random, - a ven- 
 ture, - haphazard. 
 
 622. [Purpose in action.] Pur- 
 suit. — X. pursuit ; pursuing &c. v. ; 
 prosecution ; pursuance ; enterprise &c. 
 {undertaking) 676; business &c. 625; 
 adventure &c. {essay) 675 ; quest &c. 
 {search) 461 ; scramble, hue and cry, 
 game ; hobby. 
 
 chase, hunt, battue, race, steeple-chase, 
 hunting, coursing ; ven-ation, -ery ; fox- 
 chase ; sport, -ing ; shooting, angling, 
 fishing, hawking. 
 
 pursuer ; hunt-er, -sman ; sportsman, 
 Nimrod ; hound &c. 366. 
 
 V. pursue, prosecute, follow ; run -, 
 make -, be -, hunt -, prowl- after; 
 shadow ; carry on &c. {do) 680 ; engage 
 in &c. {undertake) 676 ; set about &c. 
 (begin) 66 ; endeavour &c. 675 ; court 
 &c. {request) 765 ; seek &c. {search) 461 ; 
 aim at &c. {intention) 620 ; follow the 
 trail &c. {trace) 461 ; fish for &c. (e.r- 
 periment) 463 ; press on &c. {haste) 
 684 ; run a race &c. {velocity) 274. 
 
 chase, give chase, course, dog, hunt, 
 hound ; tread -, follow- on the heels of, 
 kc. {sequence) 281. 
 
 rush upon ; rush headlong &c. {vio- 
 lence) 173 ; ride -, run- full tilt at ; make 
 a leap -, jump -, snatch- at ; run down ; 
 start game. 
 
 tread a path ; take -, hold- a course ; 
 shape -, direct -, bend- one's -steps, 
 - course ; play a game ; fight -, elbow- 
 one's way ; follow up ; take -to, - up ; 
 go in for ; ride one's hobby. 
 
 Adj. pursuing &c. v.; in quest of &c. 
 {inquiry) 461 ; in -pursuit, - full cry, - 
 hot pursuit ; on the scent. 
 
 623. [Absence of pursuit.] Avoid- 
 ance. — MT. abst-ention, -iuence ; for- 
 bearance ; refraining &c. v. ; inaction 
 &c. 68 1 ; neutrality. 
 
 avoidance, evasion, elusion ; seclusion 
 &c. 893. _ 
 
 avolation, flight; escape «&c. 671 ; re- 
 treat &c. 287; recoil kc. 277; depar- 
 ture &c. 293; rejection kc. 610. 
 
 shirker &c. v. ; truant ; fugitive, re- 
 fugee ; runa-way, -gate. 
 
 V. abstain, refrain, spare, not at- 
 tempt; not do (fee. 681 ; maintain the 
 oven tenour of one's way. 
 
 eschew, keep from, let alone, have 
 nothing to do with ; keep -, stand -, 
 hold- -aloof, - ofi"; take no part in, have 
 no hand in. 
 
 avoid, shun ; steer -, keep- clear of; 
 fight shy of; keep -one's, - at a respect- 
 ful- distance ; keep -, ^ei- out of the 
 way ; evade, elude, turn away from ; 
 set one's face against &c. {opjjose) 708; 
 deny oneself 
 
 shrink ; hang -, hold -, draw- back ; 
 recoil &c. 277; retire &c. {recede) 287; 
 flinch, blinlv, blench, shy, shirk, dodge, 
 parry, make way for, give place to. 
 
 beat a retreat ; turn -tail, - one's back ; 
 take to one's heels ; run, -away, - for 
 one's life ; cut and run ; be off", - like a 
 shot ; fly, flee ; fly -, fit e -, run away- 
 from ; take -, take to- flight ; desert. 
 
 elope ; make -, scamper ■ 
 - sheer- off*; break - 
 oneself -, slip -, slink 
 
 -, sneak -,shuflEle 
 , burst -, tear 
 -, steal- -away. 
 
 - away from ; slip cable, part company, 
 turn on one s heel ; sneak out of, play 
 J91 
 
ezz—ezs. volition. v. (L) n. 
 
 Adv. in pursuance of &c. (intention) 
 620; after. 
 Int. tally-ho ! yoicks ! so-ho ! 
 
 truant, give one the go by, give leg bail, 
 take French leave, slope, decamp, flit, 
 bolt, abscond, levant, skedaddle, ab-. 
 squatulate, cut one's stick, walk one's 
 chalks, show a light pair of heels, make 
 oneself scarce ; escape &c. 67 1 ; go away 
 &c. (depart) 293; abandon &c. 624; reject &c. 610. 
 
 lead one a -dance, - pretty dance ; throw off the scent, play at hide 
 and seek. 
 
 Adj. unsought, unattempted; avoiding &c. i?. ; neutral; shy of &c. 
 (unwitting) 603 ; elusive, evasive ; fugitive, runaway ; shy, wild. 
 Adj. lest, in order to avoid. 
 
 Int. forbear ! keep -, hands- off ! sauve qui pent ! devil take the 
 hindmost ! 
 
 624. Relinquishment. — w. relinquish-, abandon-ment ; deser- 
 tion, defection, secession, withdrawal ; cave of Adullam. 
 
 discontinuance &c. (cessation) 142; renunciation &c. (7'ecantation) 607 ; 
 abrogation &c. 756; resignation &c. (retirement) 757; desuetude &c. 
 614; cession &c. (of 2'>roperty) 782. 
 
 V. relinquish, give up, abandon, desert, forsake, leave in the lurch ; 
 depart -, secede -, withdraw- from ; back out of; leave, quit, take leave 
 of, bid a long farewell ; vacate &c. (resign^ 757. 
 
 renounce &c. (abjure) 607 ; forego, have done with, drop : disuse &c. 
 678 ; discard &c. 782 ; wash one's hands of; drop all idea of. 
 
 break-, leave- off; desist; stop &c. (cease) 142; hold-, stay- one's 
 hand ; quit one's hold ; give over, shut up shop. 
 
 throw up the -game, - cards ; give up the -point, - argument ; pass 
 to the order of the day, move the previous question. 
 
 Adj. unpursued; relinquished &c. v.; relinquishing &c. v. 
 
 Int. avast &c. ! (stop) 142. 
 
 625. Business. — wr. business, occupation, employment; pursuit 
 &c. 622; what one is -doing, - about; affair, concern, matter, case. 
 
 matter in hand, irons in the fire ; thing to do, agendum, task, work, 
 job, errand, commission, mission, charge, care ; duty &c. 926. 
 
 part, role, cue; province, function, look-out, department, capacity, 
 sphere, orb, field, line ; walk, - of life ; beat, round, routine ; race, 
 career. 
 
 office, place, post, incumbency, living ; situation, berth, employ ; &ev- 
 Yice &c. (sei'vitude) 74.g; engagement; undertaking &c. 676. 
 
 vocation, calling, profession, cloth, faculty ; industry, art ; industrial 
 arts ; craft, mystery, handicraft ; trade &c. (commerce) 794. 
 
 exercise ; work &c. (action) 680 ; avocation ; press of business &c. (ac- 
 tivity) 682. 
 
 V. pass -, employ -, spend- one's time in ; employ oneself -in, - upon \ 
 occupy -, concern- oneself with ; make it one's -business &c. n. ; under- 
 take &c. 676 ; enter a profession ; betake oneself to, turn one's hand to ; 
 have to do with&c. (do) 680. 
 
 drive a trade ; carry on -, do -, transact- -business, - a trade &c. n. ; 
 keep a shop ; ply one's -task, - trade ; labour in one's vocation ; pursue 
 the even tenour of one's way ; attend to -business, - one's work. 
 
 officiate, serve, act ; act -, play- one's part ; do duty ; serve -, dis- 
 charge -, perform- the -office, - duties, - functions- of; hold -, fill- -an 
 office, - a place, - a situation ; hold a portfolio. 
 
 be -about, - doing, - engaged in, - employed in, -occupied with, — 
 
 192 
 
V. (I ) ir. CONOEPTIONAL VOLITION. 625—627. 
 
 at work on ; have one's hands in, have in hand ; have on one's -hands, 
 
 - shoulders ; bear the burden ; have one's hands full &c. {activity) 682. 
 be -in the hands of, - on the stocks, - on the anvil; pass through one's 
 
 hands. 
 
 Adj. business-like; work-a-day; professional; official, functional; 
 busy &c. {actively employed) 682; on -, in- -hand, - one's hands; afoot; 
 on -foot, - the anvil; going on; acting. 
 
 Adv. in the course of business, all in one's day's work ; professionally 
 &c. adj. ^ 
 
 C2,€, Plan. — W. plan, scheme, design, project ; propos-al, -ition ; 
 suggestion; resolution, motion; precaution &c. {pi'ovision) 673; deep- 
 laid Sec. {premeditated) 61 1- plan X'c. 
 
 system Sec. {order) 58; organization &c. {arranyement) 60; germ kc. 
 (cause) 153. 
 
 sketch, skeleton, outline, draught, draft, ehauche, h'ouiUoii) rough 
 -cast, - draft, - draught, - copy ; copy ; proof, revise. 
 
 forecast, programme, prospectus; carte du pays\ card; bill, protocol; 
 order of the day, list of agenda ; bill of fare &c. {food) 298 ; base of 
 operations ; platform. 
 
 rule ; policy &c. {line of conduct) 692. 
 
 contrivance, invention, expedient, receipt, nostrum, artifice, device ; 
 stratagem &c. {cunyiing) 702 ; trick &c. {deception) 545 ; alternative, loop- 
 hole ; shift &c. {substitute) 147; last shift &c. {necessity) 601. 
 
 measure, step ; stroke, - of policy ; master stroke ; trump-, court-card ; 
 cheval de hataille^ great gun ; coup, - d''etat ; clever -, bold-, good- -move, 
 
 - hit, - stroke ; Ijright -thought, - idea. 
 
 intrigue, cabal, plot, conspiracy, complot, machination ; under-, coun- 
 ter-plot. 
 
 schem-ist, -atist ; strategist, machinator ; projector, artist, promoter, 
 designer &c. v. ; conspirator ; intrigant &c. {cunning) 702. 
 
 V. plan, scheme, design, frame, contrive, project, forecast, sketch ; 
 devise, invent Sec. {iinagine) 515 ; set one's wits to work Sec. 515; spring 
 a project; fall -, hit- upon; strike -, chalk -, cut -, lay -, map- out; 
 lay down a plan; shape -, mark- out a course; predetermine &c. 611 ; 
 concert, preconcert, preestablish ; prepare &c. 673: hatch, - a plot ; con- 
 coct ; take -steps, - measures. 
 
 cast, recast, systematize, organize ; arrange &c. 60; digest, mature. 
 
 plot ; counter-plot, -mine ; dig a mine ; lay a train ; intrigue &c. {cun- 
 ning) 702. 
 
 Adj. planned &c. v.; strategic, -al ; planning &c. v. ; in course of pre- 
 paration &c. 673 ; under consideration ; onth.^ -tapis, - coi^Qt. 
 
 €Z7. method. [Path.] — m. method, way, manner, wise, gait, form, 
 mode, fashion, tone, guise; modus operandi; procedure &c. {line of con- 
 duct) 692. 
 
 path, road, route, course; line of -way, - road; trajectory, orbit, 
 track, beat, tack. 
 
 steps; stair, -case; flight of stairs, ladder, stile. 
 
 bridge, viaduct, pontoon, stepping stone, plank, gangway ; drawbridge ; 
 pass, ford, ferry, tunnel ; pipe Sec. 260. 
 
 door; gateway &c. {opening) 260; channel, passage, avenue, means of 
 access, approach, adit ; artery, lane, alley, aisle, lobby, corridor ; back- 
 door, -stairs ; secret passage ; covert-way. 
 
 road-, path-, stair-way ; thoroughfare ; highway ; turnpike -, royal -, 
 coach- road ; broad -, King's -, Queen's- highway ; beaten -track, - 
 
 193 
 
627—631. VOLITION. V. (T.) u. 
 
 path ; liorse -, bridle- road, - track, - path ; walk, trottoir, foot-path, 
 pavement, flags, side-walk ; by -, cross- -road, - path, - way ; cut ; 
 short -cut &c. {mid-course) 628 ; carrefour ; private -, occupation- road ; 
 highways and byways ; rail-, tram-road, -way ; causeway ; canal &c. 
 {conduit) 350; street &c. {abode) 189. 
 
 Adv. how ; in what -way, - manner ; by what mode ; so, in this 
 way, after this fashion. 
 
 one way or another, anyhow ; somehow or other &c. {instrumentality) 
 631 ; by way of; via ; in transitu &c. 270; on the high road to. 
 
 Plir. hc& tihi erunt artes. 
 
 628. Mid-course,— w. middle-, 
 mid-course ; mean &c. 29 ; middle &c. 
 68; juste milieu, mezzo termine, golden 
 mean, apLorrov fxerpop, aurea mediocri- 
 tas. 
 
 straight &c. {direct) 278 -course, - 
 path ; short -, cross- cut ; great circle 
 Bailing. 
 
 neutrality : half -, half and half- 
 measures ; compromise. 
 
 V. keep in -a middle, - an even- 
 course; go straight &c. {direct) 278. 
 
 go half way, compromise, make a 
 compromise. 
 
 Adj. straight &c. {direct) 278. 
 
 629. Circuit. — ir. 
 
 about way, digression, detour, circum- 
 bendibus, ambages, loop ; winding &c. 
 {circuition) 311; zigzag &c. {deviation) 
 279. 
 
 V. perform a circuit ; go -round about, 
 - out of one's way; make a detour; 
 meander &c. {deviate) 279, 
 
 lead a pretty dance ; beat about, - the 
 bush ; make two bites of a cherry. 
 
 Adj. circuitous, indirect, roundabout j 
 zig-zag &c. {deviating) 279. 
 
 Adv. by -a side wind, - an indirect 
 course; in a roundabout way; from 
 pillar to post. 
 
 630. Requirement. — W. requirement, need, wants, necessities ; 
 necessaries, - of life; stress, exigency, pinch, sine qua non, matter of 
 necessity; case of -need, - life or death. 
 
 needfulness, essentiality, necessity, indispensability, urgency. 
 
 requisition &c. {request) 765, {exaction) 741; run upon; demand -, 
 call- for. 
 
 desideratum &c. {desire) 865 ; want &c. {deficiency) 640. 
 
 V. require, need, want, have occasion for ; not be able to -do without, 
 - dispense with ; prerequire. 
 
 render necessary, necessitate, create a necessity for, call for, put in 
 requisition; make a requisition &c. {ask for) 765, {demand) 741. 
 
 stand in need of; lack &c. 640; desiderate ; desire &c. 865 ; be -neces- 
 sary &c. adj. 
 
 Adj. required &c. v. ; requisite, needful, necessary, imperative, essen- 
 tial, indispensable, prerequisite ; called for ; in -demand, - request. 
 
 urgent, exigent, pressing, instant, crying, absorbing. 
 
 in want of ; destitute of &c. 640. 
 
 Adv. ex necessitate rei &c. {necessarily) 601; of necessity. 
 
 Phr. there is no time to lose ; it cannot be -spared, - dispensed with, 
 
 2° Subservience to Ends. 
 I. Actual Sidjservience. 
 
 631.- Xnstrumentality.— ST. instrumentality: aid &c. 707 ; sub- 
 servien-ce, -cy ; mediation, intervention; medium, intermedium, vehicle, 
 hand ; agency &c. 170. 
 
 minister, handmaid ; midwife, accoucheur, obstetrician ; go-between ; 
 cat's paw ; stepping-stone. 
 
 key ; master -, pass -, latch- key ; ' open sesame ' ; passport, passe- 
 partout, safe-conduct. 
 
 194 
 
V. (I.) II. SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS. 631—636. 
 
 instrument &c. 633 ; expedient &c. {plan) 626 ; means &c. 632. 
 
 V. subserve, minister, mediate, intervene 5 be -instrumental &c. adj. ; 
 pander to. 
 
 Adj. instrumental ; useful &c. 644 ; ministerial, subservient, media- 
 torial ; inter-mediate, -vening. 
 
 Adv. through, by, pe7' ; where-, there-, here-by ; by the -agency &c. 
 170- of; by dint of; by-, in- virtue of; through the -medium &c. n.- 
 of ; along with ; on the shoulders of : by means of &c. 632 ; by -, with- 
 -the aid &c. (assistance) 707- of. 
 
 jtei' fas et nefas, by fair means or foul ; somehow, - or other ; by hook 
 or by crook. 
 
 632. means. — W. means, resources, wherewithal, ways and 
 means ; capital kc. {money) 800 ; stock in trade &c. 636 ; provision &c. 
 637 ; a shot in the locker ; appliances &c. {machinery) 633 ; means and 
 appliances ; conveniences ; cards to play; expedients &c. {measwes) 626; 
 two strings to one's bow ; sheet anchor &c. {safety) 666 ; aid &c. 707 ; 
 medium &c. 631. 
 
 V. find -, have-, possess- means &c. n. 
 
 Adj. instrumental &c. 631 ; mechanical &c. 633. 
 
 Adv. by means of, with ; by -what, - all, - any, - some- means ; 
 where-, here-, there-with ; wherewithal. 
 
 how &c. {in what manner) 627 ; through &c. {by the instrumentality 
 of) 63 1 ; with -, by- the aid &c. {assistance) 707- of ; by the -agency 
 &c. 170- of. 
 
 633. Instrument. — W. machinery, mechanism, engineering, 
 instrument, organ, tool, implement, utensil, machine, engine, lathe, 
 
 gin, mill. 
 
 gear ; tack-le, -ling ; rigging, apparatus, appliances ; plant, materiel ; 
 harness, trappings, liftings, accoutrements ; eqiiip-ment, -age ; appoint- 
 ments, furniture, upholstery; chattels ; paraphernalia &c. {belongings) 780. 
 
 mechanical powers ; lever, -age ; mechanical advantage ; crow, -bar ; 
 handspike, gavelock, jemmy, arm, limb, wing ; oar, paddle ; pulley ; 
 wheel and axle ; wheel-, clock-work ; wheels within wheels ; pinion, 
 crank, winch ; cam ; pedal ; capstan &c. {lift) 307 ; wheel &c. {rotation) 
 312; inclined plane ; wedge; screw; spring, mainspring. 
 
 handle, hilt, haft, shaft, heft, shank, blade, trigger, tiller, helm, treadle, 
 key ; turn screw, screwdriver. 
 
 hammer &c. {impvlse) 276 ; edge tool tfec. {cut) 253 ; borer &c. 262; 
 vice, teeth, &c. {hold) 781 ; nail, rope, &c. {join) 45 ; peg &c. {hang) 214; 
 support &c. 215 ; spoon &c. {vehicle) 272 ; arms &c. 727 ; oar &c. {navi- 
 gation) 267. 
 
 Adj. instrumental &c. 631 ; mechanical, machinal ; brachial. 
 
 634. Substitute.— X. substitute &c. 147 ; deputy &c. 759. 
 
 635. materials. — M". material, raw material, stuff, stock, staple ; 
 bricks and mortar ; metal; stone; clay, brick; crockery &c. 384; compo, 
 -sition ; concrete ; cement ; wood, ore, timber. 
 
 materials; supplies, munition, fuel, grist, household stuff; pabulum 
 &c. {food) 298 ; ammunition &c. {a7-ms) 727 ; contingents ; relay, rein- 
 forcement; baggage &c. {personal jjroperty) 7S0 ; means &c. 632. 
 
 Adj. raw &c. (unp-epared) 674 ; wooden &c. n. 
 
 636. Store. — iff. stock, fund, mine, vein, lode, quarry; spring; 
 fount, -ain ; well, -spring ; milch-cow. 
 
 195 2 
 
636—640. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (i.) II. 
 
 stock in trade, supply ; heap &c. {collection) 72 ; treasure ; reserve, 
 corps de reserve, reserved fund, nest-egg, savings, honne houche. 
 crop, harvest, mow, vintage, 
 store, accumulation, hoard, rick, stack; lumber; relay &c. {p?'ovtsto7i) 
 
 ^37- 
 
 store-house, -room, -closet ; depository, depot, cache, re-pository, -ser- 
 vatory, -pertory ; repertorium ; promptuary, v^arehouse, entrepot, maga- 
 zine ; buttery, larder, spence ; garner, granary ; thesaurus ; bank &c. 
 {treasury) 802 ; arm-ory, -oury ; arsenal ; dock ; gallery, museum, con- 
 servatory ; menag-ery, -erie. 
 
 reservoir, cistern, tank, pond, mill-pond ; gasometer. 
 
 budget, quiver, portfolio; coffer &c. {receptacle) 191. 
 
 conservation ; storing &c. v. ; storage. 
 
 V. store ; put -, lay -, set- by ; stow away ; set -, lay- apart ; store 
 -, hoard -, treasure -, lay -, heap -, put -, garner -, sav^- up ; accumu- 
 late, amass, hoard, fund, garner, save. 
 
 reserve ; keep -, hold- back ; husband, - one's resources. 
 
 deposit ; stow, stack, load ; harvest ; heap, collect, &c. 72 ; lay -in 
 store &c. adj. ; keep, file [papers] ; lay in &c. {provide) 637 ; preserve &c. 
 670. 
 
 Adj. stored &c. r. ; in -store, - reserve, - ordinary ; spare, super- 
 numerary. 
 
 637. Provision.— wr. provision, 
 supply ; grist, - to the mill ; subvention 
 &c. {aid) y 07 ; resources &c. {means) 632. 
 
 providing &c. v. ; purveyance ; rein- 
 forcement ; commissariat. 
 
 provender &c. {food) 298 ; viaticu7n. 
 
 caterer, purveyor, commissary, quar- 
 termaster, feeder, batman, victualler, 
 grocer, comprador, restaurateur ; jackal, 
 pelican; sutler &c. {merchant) 797. 
 
 V. provide ; make -provision, - due 
 provision for ; lay in, - a stock, - a store. 
 
 sup-ply, -peditate ; furnish ; find, - 
 one in ; arm. 
 
 cater, victual, provision, purvey, for- 
 age ; beat up for ; stock, - with ; make 
 good, replenish ; fill, - up ; recruit, feed. 
 
 have in -store, - reserve ; keep, - by 
 one, - on foot ; have to fall back upon ; 
 store &c. 636 ; provide against a rainy 
 day &c. {economy) 817. 
 
 I wasteful &c. {prodigal) 818 
 I Phr. magno conatu inagnas 
 
 639. Sufficiency .-XT. sufficiency, 
 adequacy, enough, withal, quantum suf- 
 Jicit, satisfaction, competence ; no less. 
 
 mediocrity &c. {average?} 29. 
 
 fill; fulness &c. {completeness) 52; 
 plen-itude, -ty ; abundance ; copiousness 
 &c. adj. ; amplitude, galore, lots, profu- 
 196 
 
 638. Waste. — M". consumption 
 expenditure, exhaustion ; dispersion &c 
 73; ebb; leakage &c. {exudation) 295 
 loss &c. 776 ; wear and tear ; waste 
 prodigality &c. 818; misuse &c. 679 
 wasting &c. v. ; rubbish &c. {useless) 645. 
 
 mountain in labour. 
 
 V. spend, expend, use, consume, swal- 
 low up, exhaust ; impoverish ; spill, drain, 
 empty ; disperse &c. y^- 
 
 cast -, throw -, fiing -, fritter- away; 
 burn the candle at both ends, waste ; 
 squander &c. 818. 
 
 ^ waste its sweetness on the desert air'; 
 cast -one's bread upon the waters, - 
 pearls before swine ; employ a steam en- 
 gine to crack a nut, waste powder and 
 shot, break a butterfly on a wheel; labpur 
 in vain &c. {useless) 645 ; cut blocks with 
 a razor, pour water into a sieve. 
 
 leak &c. {run out) 295 ; run to waste ; 
 ebb ; melt away, run dry, dry up. 
 
 Adj. wasted &c. v. ; at a low ebb. 
 ; penny wise and pound foolish. 
 nugas; lejeu ne vaut pas la chandelle. 
 
 640. Insufficiency.— zr. insuf- 
 ficiency ; inadequa-cy, -teness ; incom- 
 petence &c. (wj^jo^ence) 158; deficiency 
 &c. {incompleteness) 53 ; imperfection 
 &c. 651; shortcoming &c. 304; paucity; 
 stint; scantiness &c. {smcdlness) 32; 
 none to spare ; bare subsistence. 
 
V. (I.) II. 
 
 SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS. 
 
 639— 6«1. 
 
 sion ; fiill measure ; ' good measure press- 
 ed down and running over.' 
 
 luxuriance Sec. {fei-tility) i68; afflu- 
 ence &c, (icealt/i) 803 ; fat of the land ; 
 'sL land flowing with milk and honey'; 
 cornucopia ; horn of -plenty, - Amal- 
 thsea ; mine &c. {stock) 636. 
 
 outpouring : flood Sec. {great quantitrf) 
 31; tide &c. {river) 348; repletion &c. 
 {redundance) 641 ; satiety Szc. 869. 
 
 V. be -sufficient &c. adj. ; suffice, do. 
 just do, satisfy, pass muster; have -e- 
 nough &c. n. ; eat -, drink -, have- one's 
 fill ; roll -, swim- in ; wallow in &c. 
 {suj^er abundance) 641. 
 
 abound, exuberate, teem, flow, stream, 
 rain, shower down ; pour, - in ; swarm ; 
 bristle with. 
 
 render -sufficient &c. adj. ; replenisb 
 &c. (///) 52. 
 
 Adj. sufficient, enough, adequate, up 
 to the mark, commensurate, competent, 
 satisfactory, valid, tangible. 
 
 measured; moderate &c. {tempei'ote) 
 
 953- 
 
 full &c. {complete) 5 2 ; ample ; plen- 
 ty, -tifiil, -teous; plenty as blackberries; 
 copious, abundant; aboimding &c. i'. ; 
 replete, enough and to spare, flush ; 
 choke-full; well-stocked, -provided; li- 
 beral; unstint-ed, -ing : stintless; with- 
 out stint ; un-spariug, -measured ; lavish 
 &c. 641 ; wholesale. 
 
 rich; luxuriant Sec. {foiile) 168; af- 
 fluent &c. {icealthy) 803 ; wantless ; big 
 with &c. {pregnant) 161. 
 
 un-exhausted, -wasted ; exhaustless, 
 inexhaustible. 
 
 Adv. sufficiently, amply, &c. adj. ; 
 full ; in -abundance Sec. n. ; with no spa- 
 ring hand : to one's heart's content, ad 
 libitum, without stint. 
 
 Phr. cut and come again. 
 
 Adv. insufficiently &c. adj, 
 
 scarcity, dearth ; want, need, lack, po- 
 verty, exigency ; inanition, starvation, 
 famine, drought. 
 
 dole, pittance ; short -allowance, - 
 commons ; half-rations ; banyan day. 
 
 emptiness, poorness, &c. adj. ; deple- 
 tion, vacancy, flaccidity ; ebb-tide : low 
 water ; ^ a beggarly account of empty 
 boxes ' ; indigence &c. {jjovertg) 804'; 
 insolvency &c. {non-pay inent) 808. 
 
 V. be -insufficient &c. adj. ; not -suffice 
 &c. 639; come short of Sec. 304 ; run dry. 
 
 want, lack, need, require; caret \ be 
 in want &.c. {poor) 804; live from hand 
 to mouth. 
 
 render -insufficient &c. adj. ; drain of 
 resources ; impoverish &c. {ivaste) 638 ; 
 stint &c. {begrudge) 819; put on short 
 allowance. 
 
 do -insufficiently Sec. ado. ; scotch the 
 snake. 
 
 Adj. insufficient, inadequate; too -little 
 Sec. 32 ; not -enough &c. 639 ; unequal 
 to; incompetent Sec. {impotent) 158; 
 ' weighed in the balance and found want- 
 ing'; perfunctory &c. (we^/ec^) 460; de- 
 ficient &c. {incomplete) 53; wantiog &c. 
 V. ; imperfect &c. 65 1 ; ill-furnished, 
 -provided, -stored, -off. 
 
 slack, at a low ebb ; empty, vacant, 
 bare ; short -, out -, destitute -, devoid 
 -, bereft Sec. 789 -, denuded- of; dry, 
 drained. 
 
 un- provided, -supphed, -furnished; 
 un-replenished, -fed ; un-stored, -trea- 
 sured ; empty-handed. 
 
 meagre, poor, thin, scrimp, sparing, 
 spare, stinted ; starv-ed, -eling ; half- 
 starved, famine-stricken, famished ; je- 
 june. 
 
 scant (fee. {small) 32 ; scarce ; not to 
 be had, - for love or money, - at any 
 price ; scurvy ; stingy Sec. 819 ; at the 
 end of one's tether ; without -resources 
 &c. 632 ; in want &c. {poor) 804 ; in 
 debt &c. 806. 
 ; in default -, for want- of ; failing. 
 
 641. Redundance. — la". redundance ; too -much, - many ; super- 
 abundance, -fluity, -fluence, -saturation ; nimiety, transcendency, exuljer- 
 ance, profuseness ; profusion &c. {plenty) 639 ; repletion, enough in all 
 conscience, satis sujyerqne, lion's share ; more than -enough &c. 639 ; 
 plethora, engorgement, congestion, load, surfeit, sickener ; turgescence Sec. 
 {expansion) 194; over-dose, -measure, -supply, -flow; inundation &c. 
 {icater) 348 ; avalanche. 
 
 197 
 
6^1—643. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) II. 
 
 accumulation &c. {store) 636; heap &c. 72; drug, - in the market; 
 glut; crowd; burden. 
 
 excess ; sur-, over-plus ; margin ; remainder &c. 40 ; duplicate ; sur- 
 plusage, expletive ; work of -, supererogation ; bonus, bonanza. 
 
 luxury; intemperance &c. 954; extravagance &c. (2)}'odigaUti/) SiS; 
 exorbitance, lavishment. 
 
 pleonasm &c. {diffuseness) ^73 J too many irons in the fire ; embarras 
 de richesses. 
 
 V. super-, over-abound ; know no bounds, swarm ; meet one at every 
 turn ; creep -, bristle- with ; overflow ; run -, flow -, well -, brim- 
 over; run riot; over-run, -stock, -lay, -charge, -dose, -feed, -burden, 
 -load, -do, -whelm, -shoot the mark &c. {go beyond) 303 ; surcharge, su- 
 persaturate, gorge, glut, load, drench, whelm, inundate, deluge, flood ; 
 drug, - the market. 
 
 choke, cloy, accloy, suffocate ; pile up, lay on thick; impregnate with; 
 lavish &c. {squander) 818. 
 
 send -, carry- coals to Newcastle, - owls to Athens ; teach one's 
 grandmother to suck eggs; pisces natare docere\ kill the slain, 'gild 
 refined gold,' ' paint the lily ' ; butter one's bread on both sides, put 
 butter upon bacon ; employ a steam-engine to crack a nut &c. {ivaste) 638. 
 
 exaggerate &c. 549 ; wallow in ; roll in &c. {plenty) 639 ; remain on 
 one's hands, hang heavy on hand, go a begging. 
 
 Adj. redundant ; too -much, - many ; exuberant, inordinate, su- 
 perabundant, excessive, overmuch, replete, profuse, lavish ; prodigal 
 &c. 818 ; exorbitant; overweening; extravagant; overcharged &c. v. ; 
 supersaturated, drenched, overflowing ; running -over, - to waste, - 
 down. 
 
 crammed -, filled- to overflowing ; gorged, ready to burst ; dropsical, 
 turgid, plethoric ; obese &c. 194. 
 
 superfluous, unnecessary, needless, supervacaneous, uncalled for, to 
 spare, in excess ; over and above &c. {remainder) 40 ; de trop ; adsciti- 
 tious &c. {additional) 37 ; supernumerary &c. {reserve) 636 ; on one's 
 hands, spare, duplicate, supererogatory, expletive ; un peufort. 
 
 Adv. over, too, over and above ; over -, too- much ; too far ; with- 
 out -, beyond -, out of- measure ; with ... to spare ; over head and 
 ears ; up to one's -eyes, - ears ; extra ; beyond the mark &c. {transcursion) 
 
 303- 
 Plir. it never rains but it pours. 
 
 2. Degree of Suhsei'vience. 
 
 642. Importance.— w. import- 
 ance, consequence, moment, prominence, 
 consideration, mark, materialness. 
 
 import, significance, concern ; empha- 
 sis, interest. 
 
 gi-eatness &c. 31 ; superiority &c. 33; 
 notability &c. {I'epute) 873 ; weight &c. 
 {influence) 175 ; value &c. {goodness) 
 648 ; usefulness &c. 644. 
 
 gravity, seriousness, solemnity; no 
 -joke, - laughing matter ; pressure, ur- 
 gency, stress ; matter of life and death. 
 
 memorabilia, notabilia, great doings ; 
 red-letter day. 
 
 great -thing, - point; main chance, 
 198 
 
 643. Vnimportance. — xr. un- 
 importance, insignificance, nothingness, 
 immaterialit3\ 
 
 triviality, levity, frivolity ; paltriness 
 &c. adj. ; poverty ; smallness &c. 32 ; 
 vanity &c. {uselessness) 645 ; matter of 
 -indifference &c. 866 ; no object. 
 
 nothing, - to signify, - worth spealv- 
 ing of, - particular, - to boast of, - to 
 speak of; small -, no great -, trifling 
 &c. adj.- matter ; mere -joke, - nothing ; 
 hardly -, scarcely- anything ; nonentity, 
 cipher ; no great shakes, peu de chose ; 
 child's play. 
 
 toy, plaything, popgun, paper pellet. 
 
V. (I.) II. 
 
 SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS. 
 
 642—643. 
 
 * the be all and the end all,' cardinal 
 point ; substance, gist, &c. (essejice) 5 ; 
 sum and substance, gravamen, head and 
 front ; important -, principal -, promi- 
 nent -, essential- part ; half the battle : 
 sine qua non ; breath of one's nostrils 
 &c. {life) 359 ; cream, salt, core, kernel, 
 heart, nucleus ; key, -note, -stone ; cor- 
 ner stone ; trump-card &c. {device) 626 : 
 salient points. 
 
 top-saw}'er, first fiddle, prima donna, 
 chief; triton among the minnows. 
 
 V. be -important &c. adj., - some- 
 body, - something ; import, signify, mat- 
 ter, boot, be an object ; carry weight 
 Sec. {injluence) 175 : make a figure &c. 
 (repute) Sj;^ ; be in the ascendant, come 
 to the front, lead the way, take the lead, 
 play first fiddle, throw all else into the 
 shade; lie at the root of; deserve -, 
 merit -, be worthy of- -notice, - regard, 
 - consideration. 
 
 attach -, ascribe -, give- importance 
 Sec. n.- to ; value, care for ; set store 
 -upon, - by ; mark Sec. 550 ; mark with 
 a white stone, imderline ; write -, put -, 
 print- in -italics, - capitals, - large let- 
 ters, - large type, - letters of gold ; 
 accentuate, emphasize, lay stress on. 
 
 make -a fuss, - a stir, - a piece of 
 work, - much ado- about ; make -of, - 
 much of 
 
 Adj. important : of -importance &c. 
 71. ; momentous, material ; to the point ; 
 not to be -overlooked, - despised, - 
 sneezed at ; egregious ; weighty &c. 
 {irifluential) 175 ; of note Sec. (re2mte) 
 873; notable, prominent, salient, signal; 
 memorable, remarkable; worthy of -re- 
 mark, - notice ; never to be forgotten ; 
 stirring, eventful. 
 
 grave, serious, earnest, noble, grand, 
 solemn, impressive, commanding, impo- 
 sing. 
 
 urgent, pressing, critical, instant. 
 
 paramount, essential, vital, all-absorb- 
 ing, radical, cardinal, chief, main, prime, 
 primary, principal, leading, capital, fore- 
 most, overruling; of vital &c. import- 
 ance. 
 
 in the front rank, first-rate ; superior 
 &c. 33 ; considerable &;c. {great) 31 ; 
 marked &c. v. ; rare &c. 137. 
 
 significant, telling, trenchant, em- 
 phatic, pregnant ; tanti. 
 
 Adv. materially &c. adj. ; in the 
 
 gimcrack, gewgaw, bauble, trinket, haga- 
 telle, kickshaw, knicknack, whim-wham, 
 tritle, ' trifies light as air.' 
 
 trumpery, trash, rubbish, &i\x?i\fatras, 
 frippery ; ' leather or prunello ' ; chafi*, 
 drug, froth, bubble, smoke, cobweb; 
 weed : refuse &c. {inutility) 645 ; scum 
 &c. {dirt) 653. 
 
 joke, jest, snap of the fingers; fudge 
 &c. {unmeaning) 517; fiddlesrick, - end ; 
 pack of nonsense, mere farce. 
 
 straw, pin, fig, button, rush ; bulrush, 
 feather, halfpenny, farthing, brass far- 
 thing, doit, peppercorn, jot, rap, pinch of 
 snuii', old song. 
 
 minuticc, details, minor details, small 
 fry ; dust in the balance, feather in the 
 scale, drop in the ocean, flea-bite, mole- 
 hill.^ 
 
 nine days' wonder, ridiadus mus ; flash 
 in the pan &c. {impotence) 158; much 
 ado about nothing &c. {pverestimation) 
 482. 
 
 V. be -unimportant &c. adj. ; not 
 -matter Sec. 642; go for -, matter -, 
 signify- -little, - nothing, - little or no- 
 thing ; not matter a -straw &c. n. 
 
 make light of Sec. {underestimate) 483 ; 
 catch at straws &c. {overestimate) 482. 
 
 Adj. unimportant ; of -little, - small, 
 - no- -account, - importance &c. 642 ; 
 immaterial; un-, non-essential; indif- 
 ferent. 
 
 subordinate Sec. {infenor) 34 ; medi- 
 oo'e Sec. {average) 29; passable, fair, re- 
 spectable, tolerable, commonplace ; un- 
 eventful, mere, common ; ordinary &c. 
 {habitual) 613; inconsiderable, so-so, 
 insignificant, inappreciable. 
 
 trifling, trivial ; slight, slender, light, 
 flimsy, frothy, idle; puerile. Sec. {foolish) 
 499 ; airy, shallow ; weak &c. 1 60 ; 
 powerless &c. 158; fiivolous, petty, 
 niggling; pid-, ped-dling ; fribble, inane, 
 ridiculous, farcical ; fini-cal, -kin ; fiddle- 
 faddle, fingle-fangle, namby-pamby, 
 wishy-washy, milk and water. 
 
 poor, paltry, pitiful; contemptible &c. 
 {coiitemj)t) 930 : sorry, mean, meagre, 
 shabby, miserable, w^retched, vile, scrub- 
 by, scrannel, weedy, niggardly, scurvy, * 
 putid, beggarly, worthless, twopenny- 
 halfpenny, cheap, trashy, catchpenny, 
 gimcrack, trumpery. 
 
 not worth -the pains, - while, - men- 
 tioning, - speaking of, - a thought, - a 
 199 
 
6«2— 645. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) n. 
 
 main ; above all, kut^ ^^oxtjv, par excel- 
 
 curse, - a straw &c. n. ; beneath -, un- 
 
 worthy of- -notice, -- regard, - consider- 
 ation ; de land capnnd ; vain &c. {use- 
 less) 645. 
 
 Adv. slightly &c. adj. ; rather, somewhat, pretty well, tolerably, 
 for aught one cares. 
 
 Int. no matter ! pish ! tush ! tut ! pshaw ! pugh ! pooh, -pooh ! 
 fudge ! bosh ! humbug ! fiddlestick, - end ! liddlededee ! never mind ! 
 nHmporte ! what -signifies, - matter, - boots it, - of that, -'s the odds ! 
 a fig for! stuff! nonsense! stuff and nonsense ! 
 
 Phr. mar/no conatu mar/nas nu(/as ; le jeu ne vaut 2>as la cliandelle\ 
 it -matters not, - does not signify ; it is of no -consequence, - im- 
 portance. 
 
 644. Utility.— W. utility ; useful- 
 ness &c. «fZ/.; efficacy, efficiency, ade- 
 quacy; service, use, stead, avail; help 
 &c. {aid) 707 ; applicability «fcc. adj. ; 
 subservience &c. {instiiMnentality) 631 ; 
 function &c. (business) 625 ; value; worth 
 &c. (goodness) 648 ; money's worth; pro- 
 ductiveness &c. 168 ; cuibono k.Q,. (inten- 
 tion) 620 ; utilization &c. (use) 677 ; 
 step in the right direction. 
 
 common weal ; utilitarianism «&c. 
 (philant/tropij) 910. 
 
 V. be -useful &c. adp ; avail, serve ; 
 subserve &c. (be insti'umental to) 63 1 ; 
 conduce &c. (tend) 176; answer-, serve- 
 -one's turn, - a purpose. 
 
 act a part &c. (action) 680 ; ])erform 
 -, discharge- -a function &c. 625 ; do -, 
 render- -a service, - good service ; be- 
 stead, stand one in good stead ; be the 
 making of; help &c. 707. 
 
 bear fruit &c. (produce^ 16 r ; bring 
 grist to the mill ; profit, remunerate ; 
 benefit &c. (do good) 648. 
 
 find one's -account, - advantage- 
 in ; reap the benefit of &c. (be better for) 
 658. 
 
 render useful &c. (wse) d'j'j. 
 
 Adj. useful; of -use &c. n.\ service- 
 able, proficuous, good for; subservient 
 &c. (instrumental) 631 ; conducive &c. 
 (tending) 176; subsidiary &c. (hcJpirig) 
 707. 
 
 advantageous &c. (beneficial) 648 ; pro- 
 fitable, gainful, remunerative, worth 
 one's salt ; valuable ; prolific &c. (pro- 
 ductive) 168. 
 
 adequate ; ef-ficient, -ficacious ; effect- 
 ive, -ual ; expedient Szc. 646. 
 
 applicable, available, ready, handy, at 
 hand, tangible ; commodious, adaptable ; 
 of all work. 
 200 
 
 j 645. Inutility. — ST. inutility; 
 
 I uselessness &c. adj. ; inefficacy, futility ; 
 
 i inep-,inap-titude ; unsubservience;inade- 
 
 I quae J Sec. (insii^ciencg) 64.0: inefficiency 
 
 I &c. (incompetence) 158; unskilfulness 
 
 I &c. 699 ; disservice ; unfruitfulness &c. 
 
 I {unproductiveness) 169 ; labour -in vain, 
 
 - lost, - of Sisyphus ; lost -trouble, - 
 
 labour ; work of Penelope ; sleeveless 
 
 errand, wild goose chase, mere farce. 
 
 tautology &c. (rejjetition) 104 ; super- 
 erogation &c. (redundance) 641. 
 
 vanitas vanitatum, vanity, inanity, 
 worthlessness, nugacity ; triviality &c. 
 (unimportance) 643. 
 
 caput mortuum, waste paper, dead 
 letter ; blunt tool. 
 
 litter, rubbish, lumber, odds and ends, 
 cast-olf clothes ; button-top ; shoddy ; 
 rags, orts, trash, refuse, sweepings, scour- 
 ings, off-scourings, waste, rubble, <:7<?im; 
 stubble, leavings ; broken meat ; dregs 
 &c. (dirt) 653 ; weeds, tares ; rubbish 
 heap, dust hole ; rudera, deads. 
 
 fruges consumere natus &c. (drone) 
 683. 
 
 V. be -useless &c. adj. ; go a begging 
 &c. (redundant) 641 ; fail &c. 732. 
 
 seek -, strive- after impossibilities ; use 
 vain efforts, labour in vain, roll the stone 
 of Sisyphus, beat the air, lash the waves, 
 battre I can avec un baton, donner un coup 
 d'epee dans Veau, fish in the air, milk 
 the ram, drop a bucket into an empty 
 well, sow the sand; bay the moon ; preach 
 -, speak- to the winds ; Avhistle jigs to 
 a milestone : kick against the pricks, se 
 battre contra des moulins ; lock the stable 
 door when the steed is stolen &c. (too 
 late) 135 ; hold a farthing candle to the 
 sun ; cast pearls before swine itc. (waste) 
 638 ; carry coals to Tsev/castle &c. (re- 
 
V. (I.) II. 
 
 Adv. usefully &c 
 ico. 
 
 SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS. 
 
 aclj. ; pro bono 
 
 644—649. 
 
 dundance) 641 ; wash a blaxikainoor white 
 &c. {impossible) 47 1 . 
 
 render -useless &c. adj. ; dis-nifaitle, 
 -mast, -mount, -quality, -able; unrig; 
 cripple, lame, &c. (injure) 659 ; spike 
 guns, clip the wings ; put out of gear. 
 
 Adj. useless, inutile, inefficacious, futile, unavailing, bootless ; in- 
 operative &c. 158; inadequate &c. {insufficient) 640; in-, unsub- 
 servient; inept, inefficient, &c. (imjmtent) 158; of no -avail Szc. (use) 
 644 ; ineffectual &c. {failure) 732 ; incompetent &c. {unsldlful) 699 ; 
 'stale, flat and unprofitable'; superfluous &c. {redundant?} 641 ; dis- 
 pensable ; thrown away &c. {ivasted) 638 ; abortive &c. {immature) 
 674. 
 
 worth-, value-, price-less ; unsaleable ; not worth a straw &c. 
 itrijiing) 643 ; dear at any price. 
 
 vain, empty, inane ; gain-, profit-, fruit-less ; un-serviceable, -pro- 
 fitable ; ill-spent ; unproductive &c. 169; hors de combat; ettete, past 
 work etc. {impaired) 659: obsolete &c. {old) 124; fit for thedusthole: 
 good for nothing ; of no earthly use ; not worth -having, - powder and 
 shot ; leiding to no end, uncalled for ; un-necessary, -needed. 
 
 Adv. uselessly &c. adj. ; to -little, - no, - little or no- purpose. 
 
 Int. cui bono ? what's the good ! 
 
 646. [Specific subservience.] ZSz- 
 pedience. — m. expedien-ce, -cy ; de- 
 sira-bleness, -bility &c. adj. ; fitness &c. 
 {ac/rcement) 23 ; utility &c. 644 ; pro- 
 priety; opportunism. 
 
 high time &c. {occasion) 134. 
 
 V. be -expedient Sec. adj. ; suit &c. 
 {agree) 23 ; befit ; suit -, befit- the -time, 
 - season, - occasion. 
 
 conform &c. 82. 
 
 Adj. expedient ; desir-, ad vis-, accept- 
 able : convenient ; worth while, meet ; 
 fit, -ting ; due, proper, eligible, seemly, 
 becoming; befitting &c. r. ; opportune 
 &c. {in season) 1 34 ; in loco ; suitable 
 &c. {accordant) 23 ; applicable &c. (wse- 
 /m/)644. 
 
 Adv. in the right place ; conveniently 
 kc. adj. 
 
 Plir. ojjercc pretium est. 
 
 unnecessary &c. (i-edundant) 641. 
 Plir. it will never do. 
 
 647. Xnexpedience. — ir. inex- 
 
 pedien-ce, -cy ; undesira-bleness, -bility, 
 kc. adj. ; discommodity, impropriety ; 
 unfitness &c. {disagreement) 24; inutility 
 Sec. 645. 
 
 V. be -inexpedient &c. adj. ; come 
 amiss Sec. (disagree) 24 ; embarrass &c. 
 {/finder) 706 ; put to inconvenience ; pay 
 too dear for one"s whistle, 
 
 Adj. inexpedient, undesirable ; un-, 
 ia-advisable; objectionable; in-apt, -eli- 
 gible, -admissible, -convenient ; in-, dis- 
 commodious ; disadvantageous ; inap- 
 propriate, unfit, &c. (inconsonant) 24. 
 
 ill-contrived, -advised ; unsatisfactoi'y ; 
 unprofitable &c., unsubservient &c. {iise- 
 less) 645 ; inopportune Sec. (unseason- 
 able) 135 ; out of -, in the wrong- place ; 
 improper, unseemly. 
 
 clumsy, awkward ; cum-brous, -ber- 
 some ; lumbering, unwieldy, bulky ; un- 
 manageable &c. ( impracticable ) 704 ; 
 i impedient &c. {in the waij) 706. 
 
 648. [Capability of producing good. 
 Good qualities.] Goodness. — mt. 
 
 goodness Sec. adj.; excellence, merit; 
 virtue &c 944; value, worth, price. 
 
 super -excellence, -eminence; supe- 
 riority &c. 33; perfection &C.650; conp 
 de maitre ; master-piece, chef cToeuvre, 
 prime, flower, cream, elite, pick, Ai, 
 
 649. [Capability of producing evil. 
 Bad qualities.] Badness. — N". hurt- 
 fulness Sec. adj. ; virulence. 
 
 evil doer &c. 913; bane Sec. 663; 
 plague-spot &c. (insalubrity) 657 : evil 
 star, ill wind ; snake in the grass, skele- 
 ton in the closet ; amari aliquid, thorn 
 in the side. 
 
 201 
 
648—649. 
 
 VOLITIOI^. 
 
 V. (I.) II. 
 
 none such, nonpareil, creme de la crhne, 
 tiower of the flock, cock of the roost, 
 salt of the earth. 
 
 tid-bit ; gem, - of the first water ; 
 bijou, precious stone, jewel, pearl, dia- 
 mond, ruby, brilliant, treasure ; good 
 thing ; vara avis, one in a thousand. 
 
 beneficence &c. 906 ; good man &c. 
 948. 
 
 V. be -beneficial &c. adj. ; produce -, 
 do- -good &c. 618; profit &c. {he of use) 
 644 ; benefit ; confer a -benefit &c. 618. 
 
 be the making of, do a world of good, 
 make a man of. 
 
 produce a good efiect ; do a good turn, 
 confer an obligation ; improve &c. 658. 
 
 do no harm, break no bones. 
 
 be -good &c. adj.', excel, transcend 
 &c. {he superio)') 23 ', bear away the bell. 
 
 stand the -proof, - test ; pass -muster, 
 - an examination. 
 
 challenge comparison, vie, emulate, 
 rival. 
 
 Adj. harm-, hurt-less ; unobnoxious ; 
 in-nocuou8, -noceut, -offensive. 
 
 beneficial, valuable, of value ; service- 
 able &c. (useful) 644 ; advantageous, 
 pro fitable, edifving ; salutary &c. {Jiealth- 
 ful) 656. 
 
 fiivourable ; propitious &c. {hope-giving) 
 858; fair. 
 
 good, - as gold ; excellent ; better ; 
 superior &c. 33 ; above par ; nice, fine ; 
 genuine &c. {true) 494. 
 
 best, choice, select, picked, elect, re- 
 cherche, rare, priceless; unpara-goned, 
 -lleled, &c. {supi-eme) 33 ; superlatively 
 &c. 33- good ; super-fine, -excellent ; of 
 the first water •, first-rate, -chiss ; high- 
 wrought, exquisite, very best, crack, 
 prime, tip-top, capital, cardinal ; stan- 
 dard &c. {perfect) 650; inimitable. 
 
 admirable, estimable ; praiseworthy &c. 
 (approve) 93 1 ; pleasing &c. 829 ; couleur 
 de rose, precious, of great price ; costly 
 &c. (clear) 814; worth -its weight in 
 gold, -a Jew's eye ; priceless, invaluable, 
 inestimable, precious as the apple of the 
 eye. 
 
 tolerable &c. (not very good) 65 1 ; up 
 to the mark, un-exceptionable, -ob- 
 jeclfionable ; satisfactory, tidy. 
 
 in -good, - fair- condition ; fresh ; 
 sound &c. (perfect) 650. 
 
 Adv. beneficially &c. adj. ; well &c. 
 618. 
 
 202 
 
 malignity ; malevolence &c. 907 ; 
 tender mercies [ironically]. 
 
 ill-treatment, annoyance, molestation, 
 abuse, oppression, persecution, outrage ; 
 misusage &c. 679 ; injury &c. (damage) 
 659. 
 
 badness &c. adj. ; peccancy, abomina- 
 tion ; painfulness &c. 830 ; pestilence 
 &c. (disease) 655 ; guilt &c. 947 ; de- 
 pravity &c. 945. 
 
 V. be -hurtful &c. ctdj. ; cause -, pro- 
 duce -, inflict -, work -, do- evil &c. 
 619; damnify, endamage, hurt, harm; 
 injure &c. (damage) 659 ; pain &c. 830. 
 
 wrong, aggrieve, oppress, persecute ; 
 trample -, tread -, bear hard -, put' 
 upon ; overburden ; weigh -down, - 
 heavy on ; victimize ; run down ; mo- 
 lest &c. 830. 
 
 maltreat, abuse ; ill-use, -treat ; buffet, 
 bruise, scratch, maul ; smite &c. (scourge) 
 972 ; do -violence, - harm, - a mischief; 
 stab, pierce, outrage. 
 
 do -, make- mischief; bring into 
 trouble. 
 
 destroy &c. 162. 
 
 Adj. hurt-, harm-, scath-, bane-, bale- 
 ful ; injurious, deleterious, detrimental, 
 noxious, pernicious, mischievous, full of 
 mischief, mischief-making, malefic, ma- 
 lignant, nocuous, noisome ; prejudicial; 
 dis - serviceable, -advantageous ; wide- 
 wasting. 
 
 unlucky, sinister ; obnoxious ; unto- 
 ward, disastrous. 
 
 oppressive, burdensome, onerous ; ma- 
 lign &c. (malevolent) 907. 
 
 corrupting &c. (corrupt &c. 659) ; 
 virulent, venomous, envenomed, corro- 
 sive; poisonous &c. (morbific) 657; 
 deadly &c. (killing) 361 : destructive 
 kc. (dest7-oying) 162; inauspicious &c. 
 859. 
 
 bad, ill, arrant, as bad as bad can be, 
 dreadful ; hor-rid, -rible ; dire ; rank, 
 peccant, foul, fulsome ; rotten, - at the 
 core. 
 
 vile, base, villanous; mean &c.(paltn/) 
 643 ; injured &c., deteriorated &c. 659; 
 unsatisfactory, exceptionable,indifferent ; 
 below par &c. (impel feet) 651 ; ill-con- 
 trived, -conditioned; wretched, sad, 
 grievous, deplorable, lamentable; piti- 
 ful, -able, woeful &c. (painful) 830. 
 
 evil, wrong ; depraved &c. 945 ; shock- 
 ing; reprehensible &c. (disapprove) 932. 
 
V. (1.) II. 
 
 SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS. 
 
 649—653. 
 
 I hateful, - as a toad ; abominable, detestable, execrable, cursed, ac- 
 I cursed, confounded ; damn-ed, -able ; infernal ; diabolic &c. {malevo- 
 lent) ()07. 
 
 unadvisable &c. (inexy eel lent) 647 ; unprofitable &c. (useless) 645 ; 
 incompetent &c. {unskilful) 699 ; irremediable kc. {hopeless) 859. 
 
 Adv. badly &c. adj. ; wrong, ill ; to one's cost ; wliere the shoe 
 pinches. 
 
 Phr. bad is the best ; the worst come to the woi-st. 
 
 650. Perfection. — n. perfection ; 
 perfectness &c. a:/;*.; indefectibility ; im- 
 pecc-ancy, -ability. 
 
 pink, heau ideal, phoenix, paragon ; 
 pink -, acme- of perfection ; ne 2)lus 
 ultra.', summit &c. 210. 
 
 cygne noir ; philosopher's stone ; chry- 
 solite, Koh-i-noor. 
 
 model, standard, pattern, mirror, ad- 
 mirable Crichton ; trump ; Tery prince 
 of. 
 
 master - piece, super - excellence, &c. 
 {goodness) 648 ; transcendence &c. {su- 
 periority) 33. 
 
 V. be -perfect &c. adj.) transcend &c. 
 {he supreme) ^t,. 
 
 bring to perfection, perfect, ripen, 
 mature ; complete kc. 729 ; put in trim 
 &c. {p)repare) 673. 
 
 Adj. perfect, faultless; inde-fective, 
 -ficient, -fectible ; immaculate, spotless, 
 impeccable ; free from -imperfection &c. 
 651; un-blemished, -injured &c. 659; 
 sound, - as a roach ; in perfect con- 
 dition ; scathless, intact, harmless ; sea- 
 worthy &c. {safe) 644 ; right as a trivet ; 
 in seipso totus teres atque I'otundus ; con- 
 summate &c. {complete) 52 ; finished kc. 
 729. 
 
 best &c. (good) 648 ; model, standard ; 
 inimitable, unparagoned, unparalleled, 
 &c. {supreme) 33 ; superhuman, divine ; 
 beyond all praise &c. {approbation) 931 ; 
 sans peur et sans reproche. 
 
 Adv. to perfection; perfectly &c. 
 adj. ; ad unguem ; clean, - as a whistle. 
 
 651. Imperfection.— IT. imper- 
 fection; imperfectness &c. adj.) defi- 
 ciency; inadequacy &c. {insufficiency) 
 640 ; peccancy &c. {badness) 649 ; im- 
 maturity &c. 674. 
 
 fault, defect, weak point ; screw loose ; 
 fiaw &c. {break) 70 ; gap &c. 198; twist 
 &c. 243; taint, attainder; bar sinister, 
 bole in one*s coat; blemish &c. 848; 
 weakness &c. 160; half-blood; short- 
 coming &c. 304 ; drawback ; seamy side. 
 
 mediocrity ; no great -shakes, - catch ; 
 not much to boast of. 
 
 V. be -imperfect &c. adj.) have a 
 -defect &c.n.) lie under a disadvantage ; 
 spring a leak. 
 
 not -, barely- pass muster ; fall short 
 &c. 304.^ 
 
 Adj. imperfect; not -perfect &C.650; 
 do -ficient, -fective; faulty, unsound, 
 tainted ; out of -order, - time ; cracked, 
 leaky; sprung; warped &c. {distort) 
 243 ; lame ; injured &c. {deteriorated) 
 659; peccant &c. {bad) 649; frail &c. 
 (iveak) 160; inadequate &c. {insufficient) 
 640; crude &c. {unjn-eparecT) 674; in- 
 complete &c. 53 ; found wanting ; below 
 par; short-handed; below -, under- 
 its full -strength, - complement. 
 
 indifierent, middling, ordinary, me- 
 diocre ; average &c. 29 ; so-so ; couci- 
 couci, milk and water; tolerable, fair, 
 passable; pretty -well, - good; rather 
 -, moderately- good ; good -, well- 
 enough ; decent ; not -bad, - amiss ; 
 inobjectionable, admissible, bearable. 
 
 only better than nothing. 
 
 secondary, inferior ; second-rate, -best. 
 Adv. almost &c. ; to a limited extent, rather &c. 32 ; pretty, mode- 
 rately ; only ; considering, all things considered, enough. 
 
 Pbr. surgit ainari aliquid. 
 
 652. Cleanness. — v. cleanness 
 &c. adj. ; purity ; cleaning &c. v. ; puri- 
 fication, defecation, &c. v. ; purgation, 
 lustration ; de-, abs-tersion ; epuration, 
 mundation, ablution, lavation, colature ; 
 disinfection &c. v. ; drain-, sewer-age. 
 
 653. TTncleanness. — lar. un- 
 
 cleanness &c. adj. ; impurity; immundi- 
 ty, -city ; impurity &c. [of mind] 961. 
 
 defilement, contamination &c, v.) de- 
 foedation; soil-ure, -iuess; abomination; 
 leaven ; taint, -m-e ; fetor &c. 401. 
 203 
 
652^-653. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) II. 
 
 lavatory, laundry, wash-house ; wash- 
 erwoman, laundress; scavenger, dust- 
 man, sweep. 
 
 brush ; broom, besom, mop, rake, sho- 
 vel, sieve, riddle, screen, filter. 
 
 napkin, cloth, mauMn, handkerchief, 
 towel, sudary ; doyley, doily, duster, 
 sponge, mop, swab. 
 
 cover, drugget. 
 
 wash, lotion, detergent, cathartic, pur- 
 gative ; purifier &c. v. ; disinfectant. 
 
 V. be -, render- clean &c. adj. 
 
 clean, -se ; mundify, rinse, wring, 
 flush, full, wipe, mop, sponge, scour, 
 swab, scrub, brush up. 
 
 wash, lave, launder, buck; abs-, de- 
 terge; clear, purify; de-purate, -spu- 
 mate, -fecate ; purge, expurgate, elu- 
 triate, lixiviate, edulcorate, clarify, re- 
 fine, rack ; iil-ter, -trate ; drain, strain. 
 
 disinfect, fumigate, ventilate, deodo- 
 rize ; whitewash ; castrate, emasculate. 
 
 sift, winnow, pick, weed, comb, rake, 
 brush, sweep. 
 
 rout -, clear -, sweep &c.- out ; make 
 a clean sweep of. 
 
 Adj. clean, -ly ; pure; immaculate; 
 spot-, stain-, taint-less ; without a stain, 
 un-stained, -spotted, -soiled, -sullied, 
 -tainted, -infected ; sweet, - as a nut. 
 
 neat, spruce, tidy, trim, gimp, clean 
 as a new penny, like a cat in pattens ; 
 cleaned &c. v.; kempt. 
 
 Adv. neatly &c. ac?;". ; clean as a whis- 
 tle. 
 
 decay; putre-scence, -faction ; corrup- 
 tion; mould, must, mildew, drj-rot, 
 mucor, rubigo. 
 
 slovenry; slovenliness &c. «^'. ; squa- 
 lor. 
 
 dowdy, drab, slut, malkin, slattern, 
 sloven, slammerkin, scrub, draggletail, 
 mudlark, dustman, sweep ; beast. 
 
 dirt, tilth, soil, slop ; dust, cobweb, 
 flue ; smoke, soot, smudge, smut, grime, 
 raff. 
 
 sordes, dregs, grounds, lees ; sedi-, 
 settle-ment ; heel-tap; dross, -iness; 
 mother, precipitate, scones, ashes, cin- 
 
 (useless 
 oil-scum 
 
 scum, froth. 
 
 hog-wash ; ditch-, dish-, bilge-water ; 
 
 rinsinjxs, cheese-parings ; sweepings Sec. 
 
 refuse) 645 ; oft-, out-scourings ; 
 
 ; caput onortuum, residuum, 
 
 s-priie, fccula, clinker, draff"; scurf, -iness; 
 
 exuvice, morphew ; fur, -fur; dandruff', 
 
 tartar. 
 
 riffraff; vermin, louse, flea, bug. 
 mud, mire, quagmire, alhivmm, silt, 
 sludge, slime, slush, slosh. 
 
 spawn, offal, garbage, carrion ; ex- 
 creta &c. 299; slough, peccant humour, 
 pus, matter, suppuration, lienteria ; fceces, 
 excrement, ordure, dung ; sew-, sewer- 
 age; muck; coprolite ; guano, manure, 
 compost. 
 
 dunghill, colluvies, mixen, midden, bog, 
 laystall, sink, privy, jakes ; cess, -pool; 
 sump, sough, cloaca, latrines, drain, 
 sewer, common sewer ; Oloacina ; dust- 
 hole. 
 
 ^ sty, pig-sty, lair, den, Augean stable, 
 sink of corruption ; slum, rooker}^ 
 V. be -, become- unclean Sec. adj.; 
 rot, putrefy, fester, rankle, reek ; stink &c. 401 ; mould, -er ; go -bad 
 &c. adj. 
 
 render -unclean &c. adj. ; dirt,-y ; soil, smoke, tarnish, slaver, spot, 
 smear, daub, blot, blur, smudge, smutch, smirch ; d-, dr-abble, -aggie ; 
 spatter, slubber ; be-smear &c., -mire, -slime, -grime, -foul ; splash, 
 stain, distain, maculate, sully, pollute, defile, debase, contaminate, taint, 
 leaven : corrupt &c. {injure) 659; cover with -dust &c. n. ; drabble in 
 the mud. 
 
 wallow in the mire ; slob-, slab-ber. 
 
 Adj. unclean, dirty, filthy, grimy ; soiled &c. v. ; not to be handled 
 with kid gloves ; dusty, snuffy, smutty, sooty, smoky ; thick, turbid, 
 dreggy; slimy. 
 
 uncleanly, slovenly, untidy, sluttish, dowdy, draggletailed ; un- 
 combed, -kempt, -scoured, -swept, -wiped, -washed, -strained, -puri- 
 fied ; squa'id. 
 
 nasty, coarse, foul, impure, offensive, abominable, beastly, reeky, 
 reechy fetid &c. 401. 
 
 204 
 
V. (I.) II. 
 
 SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS. 
 
 653—655. 
 
 mouldy, musty, mildewed, rusty, moth-eaten, mucid, rancid, "bad, 
 gone bad, touched, fusty, eftete, reasty, rotten, corrupt, tainted, high, lly- 
 blown, maggoty ; putr-id, -escent, -efied ; purulent, carious, peccant, 
 fec-al, -ulent ; stercoraceous, excrementitious ; scurfy, impetiginous ; 
 gory, bloody ; rotting &c. v. ; rotten as -a pear, - cheese. 
 
 crapulous &c. {inte.mpsrate) 954; gross &c. {imjnire in mind) 961. . 
 
 654. Health.— X. health, sanity ; 
 soundness &c. adj. ; vigour ; good -, per- 
 fect -, excellent -, rude -, robust- health ; 
 bloom, mens sana in corpore sano ; Hy- 
 geia; incorrupti-on, -bility ; good state -, 
 clean bill- of health. 
 
 V. be in health kc. adj.-, bloom, 
 flourish. 
 
 keep -body and soul together, - on 
 one's legs; enjoy -good, - a srood state 
 
 655. Disease.— XT. disease; 
 
 ill- 
 ness, sickness, &c. adj. ; ailing &c. v. ; ' the 
 ills that flesh is heir to'; morb-idity, 
 -osity ; infirmity, ailment, indisposition ; 
 complaint, disorder, malady ; distemper, 
 -ature. 
 
 visitation, attack, seizure, stroke, fit. 
 delicacy, loss of health, invalidation, 
 cachexy; cachexia, atrophy, mai'asmns] 
 indigestion, dyspepsia ; decay &c. {dete- 
 rioration) 659; decline, consumption, 
 palsy, paralysis, prostration. 
 
 taint, pollution, infection, septicity; 
 epi-, en-demic; murrain, plague, pesti- 
 lence, virus, pox. 
 
 sore, ulcer, abscess, fester, boil ; pim- 
 ple kc.{sioelling) 250; carbuncle, gather- 
 ing, imposthume, peccant humour, issue ; 
 rot, canker, cancer, carcinoma, caries, 
 mortification, corruption, gangrene, spha- 
 celus, leprosy, eruption, rash, brealdng 
 out. 
 
 fever, calenture; inflammation, 
 fatal &c. (hopeless) 859- -disease &c. ; 
 dangerous illness, galloping consumption, 
 churchyard cough; general breaking up, 
 break up of the system. 
 
 [Disease of mind] idiocy &c, 499; in- 
 sanity &c. 503. 
 
 martyr to disease; cripple; ^the halt 
 the lame and the blind ' ; valetudinar-y, 
 -ian ; invalid, patient, case ; sick-room, 
 -chamber. 
 
 [Science of disease] Path-, (Eti-, 
 Nos-ology. 
 
 V. be -ill Sec. adj.', ail, suffer, labour under, be afiected with, 
 complain of ; droop, flag, languish, halt ; sicken, peak, pine ; gasp, 
 keep one's bed; feign sickness &c. (falsehood) 544. 
 lay -by, - up ; take -, catch- -a disease &c. n., - an infection ; 
 break out. 
 
 Adj. diseased ; ailing Sec. v.; ill, - of ; taken ill, seized with ; indis- 
 posed, unwell, sick, squeamish, poorly, seedy ; affected -, afflicted- 
 with illness ; laid up, confined, bed-ridden, invalided, in hospital, on 
 the sick list ; out of -health, - sorts ; valetudinary. 
 
 un-sound, -healthy ; sickly, morbose, healthless, infirm, chlorotic, 
 unbraced, drooping, -flagging, lame, crippled, halting. 
 
 morbid, tainted, vitiated, peccant, contaminated, poisoned, tabid, 
 mangy, leprous, cankered ; rotten, - to, - at- the core ; withered, pal- 
 sied, paralytic ; dyspeptic. 
 
 205 
 
 of- health ; have a clean bill of health. 
 
 return to health ; recover Sec. 660 ; 
 get better &c. (imjjrove) 658; take a 
 -new, - fresh- lease of life ; recruit ; 
 restore to health ; cure S^c. (restore) 
 660; tinker, 
 
 jft.dj. health-y, -ful ; in -health &c. n. ; 
 well, sound, hearty, hale, fresh, green, 
 whole ; florid, flush, hardy, stanch, 
 staunch, brave, robust, vigorous, wea- 
 ther-proof. 
 
 un-scathed, -injured, -maimed, -mar- 
 red, -tainted ; sound of wind and limb, 
 safe and sound. 
 
 on one's legs; sound as a -roach, - 
 bell ; fresh as -a daisy, - a rose, - 
 April ; hearty as a buck ; in -fine, - 
 high- feather; in -good case, - full 
 bloom ; pretty bobbish, tolerably well, 
 as well as can be expected, 
 
 sanitary &c. (health-giving) 656; sana- 
 tory &c. (remedial) 662. 
 
655—659. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) II. 
 
 toiiohed in the wind, broken-winded, spavined, gasping ; hors de 
 combat kc. (useless) 645. 
 
 weak-ly, -ened, &e. {weak) 160; decrepit; decayed &c. (deteriorated) 
 659; incurable &;c. (Ao/?p/^ss) 859; in declining health; cranky; in a 
 bad way, in danger, prostrate ; moribund &c. (death) 360. 
 
 morbific &c. 657 ; epi-, en-demic : zymotic. 
 
 656. Salubrity. — u. salubrity; 
 healthiness &c. adj. 
 
 fine -air, - climate ; eudiometer. 
 
 [Preservation of health] hygiene ; va- 
 letudinarian, -ism ; sanitarian ; sanita- 
 rium. 
 
 V. be -salubrious &c. adj.\ agree 
 with ; assimilate &c. 23. 
 
 Adj. salu-brious, -tary, -tiferous ; 
 wholesome; health -y, -ful; sanitary, 
 prophylactic, benign, bracing, tonic, in- 
 vigorating, good for, nutritious ; hyg- 
 eiau, -ienic. 
 
 iu-noxious, -nocuous, -nocent; harm- 
 less, uninjurious, uninfectious. 
 
 sanative &c. (remedial) 662 ; resto- 
 rative &c. (reiiistate) 660; useful &c. 
 644. 
 
 658. Improvement. — w. im- 
 provement ; a-, melioration ; better- 
 ment ; mend, amendment, emendation ; 
 mending &c. v. ; advancement ; advance 
 &c. (progress) 282 ; ascent &c. 305 ; pro- 
 motion, preferment ; elevation &c. 307 ; 
 increase &c. 35. 
 
 cultiv-, civiliz-ation ; culture, march 
 of intellect. 
 
 reform, -ation; revision, radical reform; 
 second thoughts, correction, limce labor, 
 refinement, elaboration ; purification &c. 
 652 ; repair &c. (restoi-atioii) 660 ; reco- 
 very &c. 660, 
 
 revise, new edition. 
 
 reformer, radical. 
 
 V. improve; be -, become -, get- 
 better ; mend, amend. 
 
 advance &c. (jjrogress) 282 ; ascend 
 &c. 305 ; increase &c. 35 ; fructify, ripen, 
 mature : pick up, come about, rally, take 
 a favourable turn ; turn -over a new leaf, 
 - the corner; raise one's head, sow one's 
 wild oats ; recover &c. 660, 
 
 be -better &c. adj., - improved by ; 
 turn to -right, - good, - best- account ; 
 profit by, reap the benefit of ; make -good 
 use of, - capital out of; place to good 
 account. 
 
 render better, improve, mend, amend, 
 better ; a-, meliorate ; correct. 
 206 
 
 657. Insalubrity. — w. insalu- 
 brity ; unhealthiness &c. adj ; non-natu- 
 rals ; plague spot ; malaria &c. (poison) 
 663 ; death in the pot, contagion. 
 
 Adj. insalubrious; un-healthy, -whole- 
 some ; noxious, noisome ; morbi - fie, 
 -ferous ; mephitic, septic, azotic, delete- 
 rious ; pesti-lent, -ferous, -lential ; viru- 
 lent, venomous, envenomed, poisonous, 
 toxic, narcotic. 
 
 contagious, infectious, catching, tak- 
 ing, epidemic, zymotic ; epizootic. 
 
 innutritions, indigestible, ungenial ; 
 uncongenial &c. (disagreeing) 24. 
 
 deadly &c. (killing) 361. 
 
 659. Deterioration. — u. dete- 
 rioration, debasement ; wane, ebb ; re- 
 cession &c. 287 ; retrogradation &c. 283 ; 
 decrease Sec. 36. 
 
 degenera-cy, -tion, -teness; degrada- 
 tion ; deprav-ation, -ement ; depravity 
 &c. 945 ; demoralization, retrogression. 
 
 impairment, inquination, injury, dam- 
 age, loss, detriment, delaceration, out- 
 rage, havoc, inroad, ravage, scath ; per- 
 version, prostitution, vitiation, discolora- 
 tion, oxidation, pollution, defcedation, 
 poisoning, venenation, leaven, contami- 
 nation, canker, corruption, adulteration, 
 alloy. 
 
 decl-ine, -ension, -ination; decaden- 
 ce, -cy ; falling off &c. v.; caducity, de- 
 crepitude. 
 
 decay, dilapidation, ravages of time, 
 wear and tear; cor-, e-rosion ; mouldi-, 
 rotten-ness ; moth and rust, dry-rot, 
 blight, marasmus, atrophy, collapse ; 
 disorganization ; delabrement &c. (de- 
 struction) 162. 
 
 wreck, mere wreck, honeycomb, magni 
 nojninis umbra. 
 
 V. be -, become- -worse, - deterior- 
 ated &c. adj.\ have seen better days, 
 deteriorate, degenerate, fall ofi"; wane 
 &c. (decrease) 36 ; ebb ; retrograde &c. 
 283 ; decline, droop ; go down &c. (sink) 
 
V. (I.) n. 
 
 SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS. 
 
 658—659. 
 
 improve -, refine- upon ; rectify ; en- 
 rich, mellow, elaborate, fatten. 
 
 promote, cultivate, advance, forward, 
 enhance ; bring -forward, - on ; foster 
 &c. 707 ; invigorate &c. {strengthen) 1 59. 
 
 touch -, rub -, brush -, furbish -, 
 bolster -, vamp -, brighten -, warm- up ; 
 polish, cook, make the most of, set off' to 
 advantage ; prune : repair &c. {restore) 
 660; put in order &c. {arrange) 60. 
 
 review, revise ; make -corrections, - 
 improvements &c. ?i.; doctor Scc.{remedy) 
 662 ; purify &c. 652. 
 
 relieve, refresh, infuse new blood into, 
 recruit. 
 
 re-form, -model, -organize; new model. 
 
 view in a new light, think better of, 
 appeal from Philip drunk to Philip sober. 
 
 palliate, mitigate ; lessen &;c. 36- an evil. 
 
 Adj. improving kc. v. ; progi-essive, 
 improved &c. v. ; better, - oif, - for ; all 
 the better for ; better advised. 
 
 reform-, eraend-atory : reparatory &c. 
 {I'estorative) 660; remedial &c. 662. 
 
 corrigible, improvable. 
 
 Adv. on -consideration, - reconsider- 
 ation, -second thoughts, - better advice; 
 ad melius inquirendum. 
 
 306; go -downhill, - on from bad to 
 worse, - farther and fare worse ; jump 
 out of the frying pan into the tire. 
 
 run to -seed, - waste ; swale, sweal ; 
 lapse, be the worse for ; break, - down ; 
 spring a leak, crack, start ; shrivel &c. 
 {contract) 195; fade, go off', wither, 
 moulder, rot, rankle, decay, go bad ; go to 
 
 -, fall into- decay ; ' fall into the sear and 
 yellow leaf,' rust, crumble, shake ; totter, 
 - to its fall ; perish kc. 162; die &C.360. 
 [Render less good] deteriorate ; weaken 
 &c. 160; put back; taint, infect, con- 
 taminate, poison, empoison, envenom, 
 canker, corrupt, exidcerate, pollute, viti- 
 ate, inquinate ; de-, em-base ; denatu- 
 ralize, leaven ; de-flower, -bauch, -tile, 
 -prave, -grade ; stain &c. {dirt) 653 ; 
 discolour ; alloy, adulterate, sophisticate, 
 tamper with, prejudice. 
 
 pervert, prostitute, demoralize, bruta- 
 lize ; render vicious &c. 945. 
 embitter, acerbate, aggravate, 
 injure, impair, labefy, damage, harm, 
 hurt, shend, scath, spoil, mar, despoil, 
 dilapidate, waste ; overrun ; ravage ; 
 pillage &c. 791. 
 
 wound, stab, pierce, maim, lame, sur- 
 bate, cripple, hough, hamstring, hit be- 
 tween wind and water, scotch, mangle, 
 mutilate, disfigure, blemish, deface, warp. 
 
 blight, rot ; cor-, e-rode ; wear -away, - out : gnaw, - at the root of ; 
 sap, mine, undermine, shake, sap the foundations of, break up ; dis- 
 organise, -mantle, -mast ; destroy &c. 162. 
 
 damnify &c. {aggrieve) 649 : do one's worst ; knock down ; deal a 
 blow to ; play -havoc, - sad havoc, - the mischief, - the deuce, - the 
 very devil- -with, - among ; decimate. 
 
 Adj. unimproved &c. (improve &c. 658) ; deteriorated &c. v. ; al- 
 tered, - for the worse ; injured &c. v. ; sprung ; withering, spoiling, 
 &c. V. ; on the -wane, - decline ; tabid ; degenerate ; worse ; the -, all 
 the- worse for; out of -repair, - tune ; imperfect &c. 651 ; the worse 
 for wear ; battered ; weather-ed, -beaten ; stale, passe, shaken, dilapi- 
 dated, frayed, faded, wilted, shabby, second-hand, threadbare ; worn, 
 -to- -a thread, - a shadow, - the stump, - rags ; reduced, - to a skele- 
 ton ; far gone. 
 
 decayed &c. v. ; moth-, worm-eaten ; mildewed, rusty, mouldy, 
 spotted, seedy, time-worn, moss-grown ; discoloured ; eff'ete, wasted, 
 crumbling, mouldering, rotten, cankered, blighted, tainted ; depraved 
 &c. {vicious) 945 ; decrep-id, -it ; broken down ; done, - for, - up ; 
 worn out, used up ; tit for the -dust-hole, - waste-paper basket ; past 
 work &c. {useless) 645. 
 
 at a low ebb, in a bad way, on ones last legs ; undermined, decidu- 
 ous ; nodding to its fall &c. {destruction) 162 ; tottering &c. {dangei-ous) 
 665 ; past cure &c. {hopeless) 859 ; fatigued &c. 688 ; retrograde &c. 
 {retrogressive) 283 ; deleterious &;c. 649. 
 
 Phr. out of the frying pan into the fire ; eegi-escit medendo. 
 
 207 
 
660 663. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (1.) ir. 
 
 660. Restoration.— TJr. restor- 
 ation, -al ; re-instatement, -placemeut, 
 -habilitation, -establishment, -construc- 
 tion; reproduction &c. 163; re-novation, 
 -newal ; reviv-al, -escence ; refreshment 
 
 &c. 
 
 re-suscitation, -animation ; 
 Phcenix ; reor- 
 
 661. Relapse. — w. relapse, lapse; 
 falling back See. v. ; retrogradation Sec. 
 {?'et7'og7-€Ssion)2S^ ; deterioration &c. 659. 
 
 [Return to, or recurrence of a bad 
 state] backsliding, recidivation, recru- 
 descence. 
 
 V. relapse, lapse ; fall -, slide -, sink- 
 
 back; return; retrograde &c. 283; re- 
 cidivate ; fall oft' &c. 659- again. 
 
 -viviiication, -viction 
 ganization. 
 
 7'enaissnnce, second youth, rejuvenes- 
 cence, new birth ; regenera-tion, -cy, 
 -teness ; palingenesis, reconversion. 
 
 redress, retrieval, reclamation, re- 
 covery ; convalescence ; resumption, resumption. 
 
 recurrence &c. {repetition) 104; rechauffe, rifacimento. 
 
 cure, recure, sanation ; healing &c. v. ; redintegration ; rectification ; 
 instauration. 
 
 repair, reparation ; recruiting &c. v. ; cicatrization ; disinfection ; 
 tinkering. 
 
 reaction ; redemption &c. (deliverance^ 672 ; restitution &c. 790 ; 
 relief &c. 834. 
 
 tinker, cobbler ; vis medicatrix &c. {remedy) 662. 
 
 curableness. 
 
 V. return to the original state ; recover, rally, revive ; come -to, - 
 round, -to oneself; pull through, weather the storm, be oneself again; 
 get -well, - round, - the better of, - over, - about ; rise from -one's 
 ashes, - the grave ; survive &c. {outlive) 1 10 ; resume, reappear ; come 
 to, - life again ; live -, rise- again. 
 
 heal, slrin over, cicatrize ; right itself. 
 
 restore, put back, place in statu quo ; re-instate, -place, -seat, -habi- 
 litate, -establish, -estate, -install. 
 
 re-construct, -build, -organize, -constitute ; reconvert ; re-new, 
 -novate; regenerate; rejuvenate. 
 
 re-deem, -claim, -cover, -trieve ; rescue &c. (delive?-) 672. 
 
 redress, recure ; cure, heal, remedy, doctor, physic, medicate; break 
 of ; bring round, set on one's legs. 
 
 re-suscitate,-vive, -animate, -vivify, -call to life ; reproduce &c. 163; 
 warm up ; reinvigorate, refresh, &c. 689. 
 
 redintegrate, make whole; recoup &c. 790 ; make -good, - all square; 
 rectify ; put -, set- -right, - to rights, - straight ; set up, correct ; 
 put in order &c. {arrange) 60 ; relit, recruit ; till up, - the ranks ; 
 reinforce. 
 
 repair ; put in -repair, - thorough repair, - complete repair ; retouch, 
 botch, vamp, tinker, cobble ; do -, patch -, plaster -, vamp- up ; darn, 
 fine-draw, heel-piece ; stop a gap, stanch, staunch, caulk, calk, careen, 
 splice, bind up wounds. 
 
 Adj. restored &c. v.; redivivvs, convalescent ; in a fair way; none 
 the worse. 
 
 restoring &c. v. ; restorative, recuperative ; sana-, repara-tive, -tory ; 
 curative, remedial. 
 
 restor-, recover-, san-, remedi-, retriev-, cur-able. 
 
 ILAv. in statu quo ; as you were. 
 
 Phr. revenons a nos moutons. 
 
 662. Remedy. — X. remedy, help, 
 redress; antidote, counter-poison, pro- 
 phylactic, antiseptic, corrective, restora- 
 208 
 
 663. Bane.— XT. bane, curse; evil 
 &c. 619 ; hurtfulness &c. {badness) 649 ; 
 painfulness &c. {cause of pain) 830; 
 
V. (I.) II. 
 
 SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS. 
 
 662—665. 
 
 tive ; sedative &c. 174; palliative ; febri- 
 fuge ; alter-ant, -ative ; specific ; emetic, 
 carminative ; Nepenthe, Mithridate. 
 
 cure; radical -, perfect -, certain- 
 cure ; sovereign remedy. 
 
 physic, medicine, Galenicals, simples, 
 drug, potion, draught, dose, pill, bolus, 
 electuary ; linct-us, -ure ; medicament. 
 
 nostrum, receipt, recipe, prescription ; 
 cathoUcon, panacea, elixir, elixir vitcd, 
 philosopher's stone ; balm, balsam, cor- 
 dial, theriac, ptisan. 
 
 salve, ointment, cerate, oil, lenitive, 
 lotion, cosmetic ; plaster ; epithem, em- 
 brocation, liniment, cataplasm, sinap- 
 ism, arquebusade, traumatic, vulnerary, 
 pepastic, poultice, coUyrium, depilatory. 
 
 compress, pledget ; bandage &c. {sup- 
 
 scourge &c. (punishment) 975 ; damnosd 
 hereditas ; white elephant. 
 
 sting, fang, thorn, tang, bramble, briar, 
 nettle. 
 
 poison, leaven, virus, venom ; arsenic, 
 Prussic acid, antimony, tartar emetic, 
 strychnine, nicotine ; miasm, mephitis, 
 malaria, azote, sewer gas ; pest. 
 
 rust, worm, moth, moth and rust, 
 fungus, mildew; dry-rot; canker, -worm; 
 cancer ; torpedo ; viper &c. {evil-doer) 
 913; demon &c. 980. 
 
 hemlock, hellebore, nightshade, hella- 
 donna, henbane, aconite ; Upas tree. 
 
 [Science of poisons] Toxicology. 
 
 Adj. baneful &c. {bad) 649; poisonous 
 &c. {unicholesome) 657. 
 
 po7't) 215, 
 
 treatment, medical treatment, regi- 
 men ; diet-ary, -etics ; vis medicatrix, - natui'cc ; medecine expectants ; 
 blood-letting, bleeding, venesection, phlebotomy, cupping, leeches ; 
 operation, surgical operation. 
 
 Pharma-cy, -cology, -ceutics ; Acology ; Materia Medica, Therapeu- 
 tics, Posology ; Homoe-, AH-, Hydr-opathy ; cold water cure ; Diete- 
 tics; Sur-, Ohirur-gery ; healing art, leechcraft; Ortho-psedy, -praxy ; 
 Dentistry, Midwifery, Obstetrics. 
 
 hospital, infirmary ; pest-, lazar-house ; lazaretto ; lock hospital ; 
 maison de sante ; amhdance ; dispensary ; sanatorium, spa, pump- 
 room, well ; hospice ; Red Cross. 
 
 doctor, physician, surgeon ; medical -, general- practitioner ; medi- 
 cal attendant, apothecary, pharmacopolist, druggist ; leech ; JEscula- 
 pius, Hippocrates, Galen; rtccowe/^ewr, midwife, oculist, aurist; operator; 
 nurse, monthly nurse, sister ; dresser. 
 
 V. apply a -remedy &c. n. ; doctor, dose, physic, nurse, minister to, 
 attend, dress the wounds, plaster ; prevent «fec. 706 ; relieve &c. 834 ; 
 palliate &c. 658 ; restore &c. 660 ; drench with physic ; bleed, cup, 
 let blood. 
 
 Adj. remedial; restorative kc. 660 ; corrective, palliative, healing ; 
 sana-tory, -tive ; prophylactic ; salutiferous &c. (salutary) 656 ; medic- 
 al, -inal ; therapeutic, chirurgical, epulotic, paregoric, tonic, corro- 
 borant, analeptic, balsamic, anodyne, hypnotic, neurotic, narcotic, 
 sedative, lenitive, demulcent, emollient; depuratory; deter-sive, 
 -gent ; abstersive, disinfectant, febrifugal, alterative ; traumatic, vul- 
 nerary. 
 
 dietetic, alimentary ; nutrit-ious, -ive ; peptic ; alexi-pharmic, -teric ; 
 remedi-, cur-able. 
 
 66*. Safety .-K-. safety, security, 
 surety, impregnability ; invulnera-bility, 
 -bleness &c. adj. ; danger -past, - over ; 
 storm blown over ; coast clear ; escape 
 &c. 671 ; means of escape, safety-valve ; 
 safeguard, palladium. 
 
 guardian-, ward-, warden-shir> ; tute- 
 209 
 
 3. Contingent Subservience. 
 
 665. Dangrer. — w. danger, peril, 
 insecurity, jeopardy, risk, hazard, ven- 
 ture, precariousness, slipperiness ; insta- 
 bility &c. 149 ; defence! essu ess &c. adj. 
 
 exposure &c. (liability) 17 J ; vulner- 
 ability ; vulnerable point, heel of Achilles ; 
 forlorn ^hope &c. (hopelessness) 859P. 
 
664—665. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 Y. (I.) n. 
 
 age, custody, safe keeping; preservation 
 &c. 670 ; protection, auspices. 
 
 safe-conduct, escort, convoy; guard, 
 shield, &c. {defence) 717; guardian an- 
 gel ; tutelary -god, - deity, - saint ; 
 genius loci. 
 
 protector, guardian ; ward-en, -er ; 
 preserver, custodian, duenna, chapefroUj 
 third person. 
 
 watch-, ban-dog ; Oerherus ; watch-, 
 police-man ; sentinel, sentry, scout, &c. 
 \xoarnin(J) 668 ; garrison ; guard-ship. 
 
 [Means of safety] refuge &c., anchor 
 &c. 666 ; precaution &c. {preparation) 
 673; c\uM&.ntmQ, cordon sanitaire. [Sense 
 of security] confidence &c. 858. 
 
 V. be -safe &c. adj. ; keep one's head 
 above water, tide over, save one's bacon ; 
 ride out -, weather- the storm ; light 
 upon one's feet; bear a charmed life ; 
 escape &c. 671. 
 
 make -, render- -safe &c, adj. ; pro- 
 tect ; take care of &c. {care) 459 ; pre- 
 serve &c. 670 ; cover, screen, shelter, 
 shroud, flank, ward ; guard &c. {defend) 
 717:, secure &c. {7-estrain) 751; in- 
 trench, fence round, &c. {circumscribe) 
 229 ; house, nestle, ensconce ; t ake 
 charge of. 
 
 escort, convoy; garrison; watch 
 mount guard, patrol. 
 
 make assurance double sure &c. {cau- 
 tion) 864; take up a loose thread ; take 
 precautions &c. {prepare for) 673; dou- 
 ble reef topsails, 
 
 seek safety ; take -, find- shelter &c. 
 666. 
 
 Adj. safe, secure, sure ; in -safety, - 
 security; on the safe side ; under the 
 -shield of, - shade of, - wing of, - sha- 
 dow of one's wing ; under -cover, - lock 
 and key ; out of -danger, - the meshes, 
 - harm's way; on sure ground, at an- 
 chor, high and dry, above water ; un- 
 threatened, -molested ; protected &c. v. ; 
 cavendo tutus ; panoplied &c. {defended) 
 717. 
 
 snug, seaworthy ; weather-, water-, 
 fire-proof. 
 
 defensible, tenable, proof against, in- 
 vulnerable ; un-assailable, -attackable ; 
 im-pregnable, -perdible ; inexpugnable. 
 
 safe and sound &c. {p-eserved) 670 ; 
 harmless ; scathless &c. {perfect) 650 ; 
 unhazjirded; not -dangerous &c. 665. 
 
 protecting &c. v.; guardian, tutelary; 
 210 
 
 [Dangerous coursej leap in the dark 
 &c. {7-ashness) 863; road to T-mn,facilis 
 descensus Avemi, hair-breadth escape. 
 
 cause for alarm ; source of danger &c. 
 667. [Approach of danger] rock -, 
 breakers- ahead : storm brewing ; clouds 
 -in the horizon, - gathering ; warning 
 &c. 668 ; alarm &c. 669. [Sense of 
 danger] apprehension &c. 860. 
 
 V. be -in danger &c. adj. ; be exposed 
 to -, run into -, incur -, encounter- 
 -danger &c. n. ; run a risk ; lay oneself 
 open to &c. {liability) ijj; lean on -, 
 trust to- a broken reed ; feel the ground 
 sliding from mider one, have to run for 
 it ; have the -chances, - odds- against 
 one. r 
 
 hang by a thread, totter ; sleep -, 
 stand- on a volcano ; sit on a barrel of 
 gunpowder, live in 'a glass house. 
 
 bring -, place -, put- in -danger &c. 
 w. ; endanger, expose to danger, imperil; 
 jeopard, -ize ; compromise; sail too near 
 the wind &c. {rash) 863. 
 
 adventure, risk, hazard, venture, stake, 
 set at hazard ; run the gauntlet &c. 
 {dare) 86 1 ; engage in a forlorn hope. 
 
 threaten &c. 909- danger; run one 
 hard ; lay a trap for &c. {deceive) 545. 
 
 Adj. in -danger &c. n.; endangered 
 &c. v.; fraught with danger; danger-, 
 hazard-, peril-, pari-, pericul-ous; un- 
 safe, unprotected, &c. (safe, protect, &c. 
 664) ; insecure, untrustworthy ; built 
 upon sand, on a sandy basis. 
 
 defence-, fence-, guard-, harbour-less ; 
 unshielded ; vulnerable, expugnable, ex- 
 posed ; open to &c. {liable) 1 77. 
 
 aux abois, at bay ; on -the wrong side 
 of the wall, - a lee shore, - the rocks. 
 
 at stake, in question ; precarious, cri- 
 tical, ticklish ; slip-pery, -py ; hanging 
 by a thread &c. v. ; with a halter round 
 one's, neck ; between -the hammer and 
 the. anvil, - Scylla and Chary bdis, - two 
 fires ; on the -edge, - brink, - verge of 
 a- -precipice, - volcano; in the lion's 
 den, on slippery ground, under fire ; not 
 out of the wood. 
 
 un-warned, -admonished, -advised ; 
 unprepared &c. 674 ; off one's guard &c. 
 {inexpectant) 508. 
 
 tottering; un-stable, -steady; shaky, 
 top-heavy, tumble-down, ramshackle, 
 crumbling, Avaterlogged ; help-, guide- 
 less ; in a bad way ; reduced to -, at- 
 
V. (I.) II. 
 
 SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS. 
 
 664— 668r 
 
 preservative &c. 670; trustworthy &c. 
 
 939- 
 
 Adv. ex abundanti cautdd ; with im- 
 punity. 
 
 Phr. all's well; salva res est; suave 
 mari magno. 
 
 I Plir. incidit in 
 
 I agitur paries dum proximus ardet 
 
 666. [Means of safety.] Refug-e. 
 
 — wr. refuge, sanctuary, retreat, fast- 
 ness ; keep, last resort ; ward ; prison 
 &c. 752 ; asylum, ark, home, refuge for 
 the destitute ; hiding-place &c. (ambush) 
 530 ; sanctum sanctormn &c. (privacy) 
 
 893- 
 
 roadstead, anchorage ; breakwater, 
 mole, port, haven ; harbour, - of refuge ; 
 sea-port ; pier, jetty, embankment, quay. 
 
 covert, shelter, screen, lee-wall, wing, 
 shield, umbrella. 
 
 wall &c. {inclosure) 232 ; fort &c. 
 {defefiice) JiJ. 
 
 anchor, kedgo ; grap-nel, -pling iron ; 
 sheet anchor, main-stay ; support &c. 
 215; check &c. 706; ballast. 
 
 jury-mast ; vent-peg ; safety -valve, 
 - lamp ; lightning conductor. 
 
 means of escape &c. (escape) 671 ; 
 life-boat, swimming belt, cork jacket ; 
 stone. 
 
 safeguard &c. (protection) 664. 
 
 V. seek -, take -, find- refuge &c. n. ; seek 
 throw oneself into the arms of. 
 
 the last extremity ; trembling in the 
 balance ; nodding to its fall &c. (destruc- 
 tion) 162. 
 
 threatening &c. 909; ominous, ill- 
 omened; alarming &c. (fear) 860; ex- 
 plosive, 
 
 adventurous &c. (rash) 863, (hold) 
 861. 
 Scyllam qui vult vitare Charyhdim ; nam tua res 
 
 667. [Soiu-ce of danger.] Pitfall. 
 
 — M". rocks, reefs, coral reef, sunken 
 rocks, snags ; sands, quicksands, Good- 
 win sands, sandy i'oundation; slippery 
 ground ; breakers, shoals, shallows, banlc, 
 shelf, flat, lee shore, iron-bound coast ; 
 rock -, breakers- ahead. 
 
 precipice ; maelstrom, volcano ; am- 
 bush &c. 530 ; pitfall, trap-door ; trap 
 &c. (snare) 545. 
 
 sword of Damocles ; wolf at the door, 
 snake in the grass, death in the pot ; la- 
 tency &c. 526. 
 
 ugly customer, dangerous person, le 
 chat qui dort ; firebrand, hornet's nest. 
 
 Pbr. latet unguis in Jiei'bd ; proximus 
 ardet Ucalegon. 
 
 parachute, plank, stepping- 
 
 find- safety &c. 664; 
 
 668. Wamlng". — W. warning, caution, caveat ; notice &c. (info7'- 
 maticm) 527; premoni-tion, -shment ; prediction &c. 5^1? contrain- 
 dication, lesson, dehortation : admonition, monition ; alarm &c. 669. 
 
 handwriting on the wall, tekel upharsin, yellow flag ; fog-signal, -horn ; 
 monitor, warning voice, Oapsandra, signs of the times. Mother Gary's 
 chickens, stormy petrel, bird of ill omen, gathering clouds, clouds in 
 the horizon, death-watch. 
 
 watch-tower, beacon, signal-post ; light-house &c. (indication of locality) 
 550. 
 
 sent-inel, -ry ; watch, -man ; watch and ward ; watch-, ban-, house- 
 dog ; patrol, vedette, picket, bivouac, scout, spy, spial ; advanced -, rear- 
 guard. 
 
 cautiousness &c. 864. 
 
 V. warn, caution; fore-, pre-warn ; ad-, pre-monish ; give -notice, - 
 warning ; dehort ; menace &e. (threaten) 909 ; put on one's guard ; sound 
 the alarm &c. 669 ; croak. 
 
 beware, ware ; take -warning, - heed at one's peril ; keep watch and 
 ward &c. (care) 459. 
 
 Adj. warning &c. v. ; premonitory, monitory, cautionary ; admoni- 
 tory, -tive. 
 
 211 
 
 p2 
 
668—672. VOLITION. Y. (I.) ii. 
 
 warned &c. v.; on one's guard &c. {careful) 459, (cautious) 864. 
 Adv. in ten'orern &c. {threat) 909. 
 
 Int. beware! ware! take care! mind -, take care- what you are 
 about ! mind ! 
 
 Plir. we reveillez pas le chat qui doi't; fcenuin hahet in cornu. 
 
 669. [Indication of danger.] Alarm. — N". alarm ; alarum, larum^ 
 alarm bell, tocsin, alerte, beat of drum, sound of trumpet, note of alarm, 
 hue and cry, fire-cross, signal of distress ; blue-lights ; war-cry, -whoop ; 
 warning &c. 668 ; fog-signal, -horn ; yellow flag ; danger signal ; red 
 -light, - flag. 
 
 false alarm, cry of wolf; bug-bear, -aboo. 
 
 V. give -, raise -, sound -, beat- the or an -alarm &c. n. ; alarm ; 
 warn &c. 668 ; ring the tocsin ; hattre la generale ; cry wolf. 
 Adj. alarming &c. v. 
 Int. sauve qui pent ! qui vive ? 
 
 670. Preservation .-M". preservation; safekeeping; conservation^ 
 &c. {storage) 636 ; maintenance, support, sustentation, conservatism ; vis 
 conservatriv ; salvation &c. {deliverance) 672. 
 
 [Means of preservation] prophylaxis ; preserv-er, -ative ; Hygi-astics^ 
 -antics ; cover, drugget ; cordon sanitaire. 
 
 [Superstitious remedies] charm &c. 993. 
 
 V. preserve, maintain, keep, sustain, support ; keep -up, - alive ; not 
 willingly let die ; bank up ; nurse ; save, rescue ; be -, make- -safe &c. 
 664; take care of &c. {care) 459; guard &c. {defend) Jiy. 
 
 stare super antiquas vias ; hold one's own ; hold -, stand- -one's ground 
 &c. {resist) 719, 
 
 embalm, dry, cure, salt, pickle, season, kyanize, bottle, pot, tin, can ; 
 husband &c. {store) 636. 
 
 Adj. preserving &c. v.; conservative; prophylactic; preserva-tory,, 
 -tive ; hygienic. 
 
 preserved &c. v. ; un-impaired, -broken, -injured, -hurt, -singed, 
 marred ; safe, - and sound ; intact, with a whole skin. 
 
 Pbr. nolumus leges Anglice mutari. 
 
 671. Escape. — M". escape, scape; a volation, elopement, flight; 
 evasion &c. {avoidance) 623 ; retreat ; narrow -, hairbreadth- escape ; 
 come off, impunity. 
 
 [Means of escape] loophole &c. {opening) 260; path &c. 627; refuge 
 &c. 666 ; vent, - peg ; safety-valve ; drawbridge, fire-escape. 
 
 reprieve &c. {deliverance) 672; liberation &c. 750, 
 
 refugee &c. {fugitive) 623. 
 
 V. escape, scape ; make -, effect -, make good- one's escape ; get -off", 
 - clear off", - well out of ; echapper belle, save one's bacon ; weather the 
 storm &c. {safe) 664 ; escape scot-free. 
 
 elude &c., make off &c. {avoid) 623 ; march off &c. {go aivay) 293 ; 
 give one the slip ; slip through the -hands, - fingers ; sHp the collar, 
 wriggle out of ; break -loose, - from prison ; break -, slip -, get- away ; 
 find -vent, - a hole to creep out of. 
 
 Adj. escap-ing, -ed &c. v.; stolen away, fled. 
 
 Phr. the bird has flown. 
 
 672. IDeliverance. — W. deliverance, extrication, rescue; repriev-e, 
 -al; respite; liberation &c. 750; redemption, salvation: riddance; gaol 
 delivery ; redeemableness. 
 
V. (I.) II. 
 
 PRECURSORY MEASURES. 
 
 6T2— 674. 
 
 V. deliver, extricate, rescue, save, redeem, ransom ; bring -off, - 
 through ; tirer d'offaire, get the wheel out of the rut, snatch from the 
 jaws of death, come to the rescue ; rid ; retrieve &c. {restore) 660 ; he -. 
 
 get- rid of. 
 Adj. saved &c 
 
 V. ; extric-, redeem-, rescu-able. 
 Int. to the rescue ! 
 
 3°. rrecursory Measures. 
 
 673. Preparation. — w. prepa- 
 ration; providing &c. y. ; provi-sion, 
 -dence ; anticipation &c. {foresight) ^10 ; 
 pre-cautiou, -concertation, -disposition ; 
 forecast &c. (jjlan) 626 ; rehearsal, note 
 of preparation. 
 
 [Putting in order] arrangement &c. 
 60; clearance; adjustment &c. 23; tun- 
 ing ; equipment, outfit, accoutrement, 
 armament, array. 
 
 ripening &c. v. ; maturation, evolu- 
 tion ; elaboration, concoction, digestion ; 
 gestation, hatching, incubation, sitting. 
 
 groundwork, first stone, cradle, step- 
 ping-stone ; foundation, scaffold, &c. 
 {support) 215; scaffolding, echafaudage. 
 
 [Preparation -of men] training &c. 
 {education) 537; inurement kc. {habit) 
 613; novitiate; [- of food] cook-ing, 
 -ery ; brewing, culinary art ; [- of the 
 soil] till-, plough-, sow-ing ; semination, 
 cultivation. 
 
 [State of being prepared] prepared-, 
 readi-, ripe-, mellow-ness ; maturity ; un 
 impromptu fait a loisir. 
 
 [Preparer] preparer, trainer, pioneer ; 
 avant-couri'ier, -coureur ; sappers and mi- 
 ners, paviour, navvy; packer, stevedore; 
 warming-pan. 
 
 V. prepare ; get -, make- ready ; 
 make preparations, settle preliminaries, 
 get up, sound the note of preparation. 
 
 set -, put- in order &c. {arrange) 60 ; 
 forecast &c. {jjlan) 626; prepare -, 
 plough -, dress- the ground ; till -, cul- 
 tivate- the soil ; predispose, sow the 
 seed, lay a train, dig a mine ; lay -, fix- 
 the -foundations, - basis, - groundwork; 
 dig the foundations, erect the scaffolding ; 
 lay the first stone &c. [begin) 66. 
 
 rough-hew; cut out work; block -, 
 hammer- out ; lick into shape &c. {form) 
 240. 
 
 elaborate, mature, ripen, mellow, sea- 
 son, bring to maturity ; nurture &c. {aid) 
 707 ; hatch, cook, brew ; temper, anneal, 
 smelt. 
 
 equip, arm, man; fit-out, -up; fur- 
 nish, rig, dress, garnish, betrim, accoutre. 
 
 674. Non-Preparation. — zr. 
 
 non-, absence of -, want of- prepara- 
 tion ; inculture, inconcoction, improvi- 
 dence. 
 
 immaturity, crudity; rawness &c. 
 adj. ; abortion ; disqualification. 
 
 [Absence of art] nature, state of 
 nature ; virgin soil, unweeded garden ; 
 neglect &c. 460. 
 
 rough copy &c. {plan) 626; germ &c. 
 153; raw material &c. 635. 
 
 improvisation &c. (impulse) 612. 
 
 V. be -unprepared &c. adj. ; want -, 
 lack- preparation ; lie fallow ; s'embar- 
 quer sans biscuits ; live from hand to 
 mouth. 
 
 [Render unprepared] dismantle &c. 
 {render useless) 645 ; undress &c. 226. 
 
 extemporize, improvise. 
 
 iLdj. im-prepared &c. [prepare &c. 
 673] ; without -preparation &c. 673 ; 
 incomplete &c. 53 ; rudimental, em- 
 bryonic, abortive ; immature, unripe, 
 raw, green, crude ; coarse ; rough, 
 -cast, -hewn ; in the rough ; un-hewn, 
 -formed, -fashioned, -wrought, -laboured, 
 -blown, -cooked, -boiled, -concocted, 
 -polished. 
 
 un-hatched, - fledged, - nurtured, 
 
 I -licked, -taught, -educated, -cultivated, 
 
 -trained, -tutored, -drilled, -exercised ; 
 
 precocious, premature ; un-, in- digested ; 
 
 un-mellowed, -seasoned, -leavened. 
 
 fallow; un-sown, -tilled; natural, in 
 a state of nature; undressed; in dis- 
 habille, en deshabille. 
 
 un-, dis-qualified ; unfitted; ill-diges- 
 ted ; un-begun, -ready, -arranged, -or- 
 ganized, -furnished, -provided, -equipped, 
 -trimmed ; out of -gear, - order ; dis- 
 mantled &c. V. 
 
 shiftless, improvident, unthrifty, 
 thoughtless, unguarded ; happy - go - 
 lucky ; caught napping &c. {inexpectant) 
 508; unpremeditated &c. 612. 
 
 Adv. extempore &c. 612. 
 
 213 
 
673—676. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) n. 
 
 array, fettle, fledge ; dress -, furbish -, brush -, vamp- up ; refurbish ; 
 sharpen one's tools, trim one's foils, set, prime, attune ; whet the -knife, 
 
 - sword ; wind -, screw- up; adjust &c. (Jit) 2J; put in -trim,- train, 
 
 - gear, - working order, - tune, - a groove for, - harness ; pack, 
 train &c. (teach) 537 ; inure &c, {habituate) 613; breed ; prepare &c.- 
 
 for ; rehearse ; make provision for ; take -steps, - measures, - precau- 
 tions ; provide, - against ; beat up for recruits ; open the door to &c. 
 {facilitate) 705. 
 
 set one's house in order, make all snug ; clear -decks, - for action •, 
 close one's ranks ; shuffle the cards. 
 
 prepare oneself; serve an apprenticeship &c. (learn) 539; lay one- 
 self out for, get into harness, gird up one's loins, buckle on one's 
 armour, reculer pour mieux sauter, prime and load, shoidder arms, get 
 the steam up, put the horses to. 
 
 guard -, make sure- against ; forearm, make sure, prepare for the 
 evil day, have a rod in pickle, provide against a rainy day, feather 
 one's nest ; lay in provisions &c. 637 ; make investments ; keep on 
 foot. 
 
 be -prepared, - ready &c. adj. ; hold oneself in readiness, keep one's 
 powder dry ; lie in wait for &c. (expect) soy ; anticipate &c. (foresee) 
 510; 2)7'incipiis obstare-, veniente occurrere mm-bo. 
 
 Adj. preparing &c. v.; in -preparation, - course of preparation, - 
 agitation, - embryo, - hand, - train ; afoot, afloat ; on -foot, - the 
 stocks, - the anvil; under consideration &c. (plan) 626; brewing, 
 hatching, forthcoming, brooding ; in -store for, - reserve. 
 
 precautionary, provident ; prepara-tive, -tory ; provisional, inchoate, 
 under revision ; preliminary &c. (precedent) 62. 
 
 prepared &c. v. ; in readiness ; ready, - to one's hand, - made, - cut 
 and dried; made to one's hand, handy, on the table; in gear; in 
 working -order, - gear ; snug ; in practice. 
 
 ripe, mature, mellow; practised ifec. (skilled) 698; laboured, elabo- 
 rate, highly-wrought, smelling of the lamp, worked up. 
 
 in -full feather, - best bib and tuclcer ; in -, at- harness ; in -the 
 saddle, - arms, - battle array, - war paint ; up in arms ; armed -at all 
 points, - to the teeth, - cap a pie ; sword in hand ; booted and spurred. 
 
 in utrumque -, semper- par atus ; on the alert &c. (vigilant) 459; at 
 one's post. 
 
 Adv. in -preparation, - anticipation of ; against, for. 
 
 675. Essay. — W. essay, trial, endeavour, attempt ; venture, adven- 
 ture, speculation, coup d'essai, debut ; probation &c. (experiment) 463. 
 
 V. try, essay ; experiment &c. 463 ; endeavour, strive ; tempt, at- 
 tempt, make an attempt; venture, adventure, speculate, take one's 
 chance, tempt fortune ; try one's -fortune, - luck, - hand ; use one's 
 endeavour ; feel -, grope -, pick- one's way. 
 
 try hard, push, make a bold push, use one's best endeavour ; do one's 
 best^Scc. (exertion) 686. 
 
 Adj. essaying &c. y.; experimental &c. 463; tentative, empirical, pro- 
 bationary. 
 
 Adv. experimentally «fec. adj., on trial, at a venture; by rule of 
 thumb. 
 
 if one may be so bold. 
 
 676. Undertaking'- — lir. undertaking; compact &c. 769; en- 
 gagement &c. (promise) 768 ; enter-, em-prise : pilgrimage ; matter in 
 hand &c. (business) 625; move ; first move &c. (beqinning) 66, 
 
 214 
 
V. (I.) II. 
 
 PRECURSORY MEASURES. 
 
 676—679. 
 
 V. undertake ; engage -, embark- in ; launch -, plunge- into ; volun- 
 teer ; apprentice oneself to ; engage &c. {jpromise) 768 ; contract &c. 769; 
 take upon -oneself, - one's shoulders ; devote oneself to &c. {determina- 
 tion) 604. 
 
 take -up, - in hand ; tackle ; set -, go- about ; set -, fall- -to, - to work ; 
 launch forth ; set up shop ; put in -hand, - execution ; set forward ; 
 break the neck of a business, be in for ; put one's -hand to, - foot in ; be- 
 take oneself to, turn one's hand to, go to do ; begin &c. 66 ; broach, 
 institute, &c. {originate) 153; put -, lay- one's -hand to the plough, - 
 shoulder to the wheel. 
 
 have in hand &c. {business) 625 ; have many irons in the fire &c. {acti- 
 vity) 682. 
 
 Adj. undertaking &c. v.; on the anvil &c, 625. 
 
 Int. here goes ! 
 
 677. Use. — W. use ; employ, -ment ; 
 exer-cise, -citation ; appli-cation, -ance ; 
 adhibition, disposal; consumption; a- 
 gency &c. ( phijsi/ial ) 170; usufruct ; 
 usefidness &c. 644; recom'se, resort, 
 avail. 
 
 [Conversion to use] utilization, ser- 
 vice, wear. 
 
 [Way of using] usage. 
 
 V. use, make use of, employ, put to 
 use ; put in -action, - operation, - prac- 
 tice ; set -in motion, - to work. 
 
 ply, work, wield, handle, manipulate; 
 play, - off; exert, exercise, practise, 
 avail oneself of, profit by; resort -, 
 have recourse -, recur -, take -, betake 
 oneself- to ; take -up with, - advantage 
 of ; lay one's hands on, try. 
 
 render useful &c. 644 ; mould ; turn 
 to -account, - use ; convert to use, uti- 
 lize; work up; call -, bring- into 
 play ; put into requisition ; call -, draw- 
 forth ; press --, enlist- into the service ; 
 bring to bear upon, devote, dedicate, 
 consecrate, apply, adhibit, dispose of; 
 make a -handle, - cat's paw- of. 
 
 faU back upon, make a shift with ; 
 make the -most, - best- of. 
 
 use -, swallow- up ; consume, absorb, 
 expend ; tax, task, wear, put to task. 
 
 Adj. in use ; used &c. v. ; well-worn, 
 -trodden. 
 
 useful &c. 644; subservient &c. (m- 
 itrumentaT) 631. 
 
 678. Disuse. — wr. forbearance, 
 abstinence ; disuse ; relinquishment &c. 
 782; desuetude &c. {^want of habit) 614. 
 
 V. not use ; do without, dispense 
 with, let alone, not touch, forbear, ab- 
 stain, spare, waive, neglect ; keep back, 
 reserve. 
 
 lay -up, - by, - on the shelf, - up in 
 ordinary, - up in a napkin; shelve; 
 set -, put -, lay- aside ; disuse, leave off, 
 have done with ; supersede ; discard &c. 
 {eject) 297 ; dismiss, give warning. 
 
 throw aside &c. {relinquish) 7^2; 
 make away with &c. {destroy) 162; cast 
 -, heave -, throw- overboard ; cast to 
 the -dogs, - winds ; dismantle &c. {ren- 
 der useless) 645. 
 
 lie -, remain- unemployed &c. adj. 
 
 Adj. not used &c. v. ; un-employed, 
 -applied, -disposed of, -spent, -exercised, 
 -touched, -trodden, -essayed, -gathered, 
 -culled ; uncalled for, not required. 
 
 disused &c. v. ; done with. 
 
 679. misuse.— XT. mis-use, -usage, 
 -employment, -application, -appropria- 
 tion. 
 
 abuse, profanation, prostitution, dese- 
 cration ; waste &c. 638. 
 
 V. mis-use, -employ, -apply, -appro- 
 priate. 
 
 desecrate, abuse, profane, prostitute ; 
 waste &c. 638 ; over-task, -tax, -work ; 
 squander &c. 818. 
 
 cut blocks with a razor, employ a 
 steam-engine to crack a nut ; catch at a 
 straw. 
 
 Adj. misused &c. v. 
 
 215 
 
680—683. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) III. 
 
 Section III. VOLUNTAEY ACTIOIS'. 
 
 1°. Simple Voluntary Action. 
 
 680. Action. — ar. action, per- 
 formance ; doing &c. v. ; perpetration ; 
 exer-cise, -citation ; movement, opera- 
 tion, evolution, work ; labour &c. {exe?'- 
 tion) 686 ; praxis, execution ; procedure 
 &c. (conduct) 692 ; handicraft ; business 
 &c. 625 ; agency &c. {poiver at zvork) 
 170. 
 
 deed, act, overt act, stitcb, touch, gest ; 
 transaction, job, doings, dealings, pro- 
 ceeding, measure, step, maiiceuvre, bout, 
 passage, move, stroke, blow ; coup, - de 
 main, - d'etat ; tour de force &c. {dis- 
 play) 882 ; feat, exploit ; achievement 
 &c. {completion) 729 ; handiwork, work- 
 manship; stroke of policy &c. (plan) 626. 
 
 actor &c. (doer) 690. 
 
 V. do, perform, execute ; achieve &c. 
 {complete) 729 ; transact, enact ; commit, 
 perpetrate, inflict ; exercise, prosecute, 
 carry on, work, practise, play. 
 
 employ oneself, ply one's task ; offi- 
 ciate, have in hand, &c. (business) 625 ; 
 labour &c. 686 ; be at work ; pursue a 
 course ; shape one's course &c. (conduct) 
 692. 
 
 act, operate ; take -action, - steps ; 
 strike a blow, lift a finger, stretch forth 
 one's hand ; take in hand &c. (undertake) 
 676 ; put oneself in motion ; put in 
 practice ; carry into execution &c. (com- 
 plete) 729 ; act upon. 
 
 be -an actor &c. 690 ; take -, act -, 
 play -, perform- a part in ; participate 
 m ; have a -hand in, - finger in the pie ; 
 have to do with ; be a -party to, - par- 
 ticipator in ; bear -, lend- a hand ; pull 
 an oar, run in a race ; mix oneself up 
 with &c. (meddle) 682. 
 
 be in action ; come into operation &c. 
 (^wiver at loork) 170. 
 
 Adj. doing &c. v.; acting; inaction; 
 in harness ; on duty ; in operation &c. 
 170. 
 
 Adv. in the -act, - midst of, - thick 
 of ; red-handed, in flagrante delicto ; 
 while one's hand is in. 
 
 681. Inaction. — Tsr, inaction, 
 passiveness, abstinence from action ; non- 
 interference ; Fabian -, conservative- 
 policy ; neglect &c. 460. 
 
 inactivity &c. 683 ; rest &c. (repose) 
 687 ; quiescence &c. 265 ; want of -, 
 in- occupation ; idle hours, time hanging 
 on one's hands, dolcefar 7iiente ; sinecure. 
 
 V. not -do, - act, - attempt ; be -in- 
 active &c. 683 ; abstain from doing, do 
 nothing, hold, spare ; not -stir, - move, 
 - lift- a -finger, - foot, - peg ; fold one's 
 -arms, - hands ; leave -, let- alone ; let 
 -be, - pass, - things take their course, - 
 it have its way, - well alone ; quieta non 
 movere; stare super antiquas vias; rest 
 and be thankful, live and let live ; lie -, 
 rest- upon one's oars ; laisser -aller, - 
 faire ; stand aloof ; refrain &c. (avoid) 
 623 ; keep oneself from doing ; remit -, 
 relax- one's eftbrts ; desist &c. (relinquish) 
 624 ; stop &c. (cease) 142 ; pause &c. (he 
 quiet) 265. 
 
 wait, lie in wait, bide one's time, take 
 time, tide it over. 
 
 cool -, kick- one's heels ; while away 
 the -time, - tedious hours ; pass -, fill 
 up -, beguile- the time; talk against 
 time ; waste time &c. (inactive) 683. 
 
 lie -by, - on the shelf, - in ordinary, - 
 idle, - to, - fallow ; keep quiet, slug ; 
 have nothing to do, whistle for want of 
 thought. 
 
 undo, do away with ; take -down, - 
 to pieces; destroy (fee. 162. 
 
 Adj. not doing kc. v.-, not done &c. 
 V. ; undone ; passive ; un-occupied, -em- 
 ployed ; out of -employ, - work ; fallow ; 
 desGcuvi-e. 
 
 Adv. re infectd, at a stand, les bras 
 croises, with folded arms ; with the hands 
 -in the pockets, - behind one's back ; pour 
 passer le temps. 
 
 Int. so let it be ! stop ! &c. 142 ; 
 hands off"! 
 
 Phr. cunctando restituit rem. 
 
 682. Activity. — w. activity ; 
 briskness, liveliness, &c. adj., animation, 
 life, vivacity, spirit, dash, energy. 
 216 
 
 683. Inactivity.— N". inactivity; 
 inaction &c. 681; inertness &c. 172; 
 obstinacy &c. 606. 
 
V. (L) III. ACTION. 
 
 nimbleness, agility ; smartness, quick- 
 ness, &c. adj. ; velocity kc. 274 ; alac- 
 rity, promptitude ; des-, dis-patch ; ex- 
 peclition; haste &c. 684; punctuality 
 &c. {early) 132. 
 
 eagerness, zeal, ardour, perfei'vidum 
 ingeniiim, empressement, earnestness, in- 
 teutness; abandon; vigour &c. {j^hydcal 
 energy) 171 ; devotion &c. {resolution) 
 604 ; exertion &c, 686. 
 
 industry, assiduity ; assiduousness &c. 
 adj. ; sedulity ; laboriousness ; drudgery 
 &c. (labour) 686 ; painstaking, diligence ; 
 perseverance &c. 6o4rt ; indefatigatiou ; 
 habits of business. 
 
 vigilance &c. 459 ; wakefulness ; sleep-, 
 rest-lessness ; pei'vigilium, insomniuvi ; 
 racketing. 
 
 movement, bustle, stir, fuss, ado, 
 bother, pottering ; fidget, -iness ; flurry 
 &c. {haste) 684." 
 
 officiousness ; dabbling, meddling ; in- 
 ter-ference, -position, -meddling ; tamper- 
 ing with, intrigue. 
 
 press of business, no sinecure, plenty 
 to do, many irons in the fire, great doings, 
 busy hum of men, battle of life, thick of 
 the action. 
 
 housewife, busy bee ; new brooms ; 
 sharp fellow, blade ; devotee, enthusiast, 
 zealot, meddler, intermeddler, intriguer, 
 busybody, pickthank. 
 
 V. be -active &c. adj. ; busy oneself 
 in ; stir, -about, - one's stumps ; bestir 
 -, rouse- oneself; speed, hasten, peg 
 
 682—683. 
 
 lull &c. (cessation) 142 ; quiescence 
 &c. 265 ; rust, -iness. 
 
 idle-, remiss-ness, &c. adj. ; sloth, in- 
 dolence, indiligence ; dawdling &c. v. 
 
 dullness &c. adj. ; languor ; segni-ty, 
 -tude; lentor; sluggishness &c. (slow- 
 ness) 275 ; procrastination &c. (delay) 
 133; torp-or, -idity, -escence ; stupor 
 &c. (insensibility) 823; somnolence; 
 drowsiness &c. adj. ; nodding &c. v. ; 
 oscit-ation, -ancy ; pandiculation, hyp- 
 notism, lethargy ; heaviness, heavy eye- 
 lids. 
 
 sleep, slumber; sound -, heavy -, 
 balmy- sleep ; Morpheus ; coma, trance, 
 ecstasis, dream, hybernation, nap, doze, 
 snooze, siesta, wink of sleep, forty winks, 
 snore ; Hypnology. 
 
 dull work ; pottering ; relaxation Sec. 
 (loosening) 47 ; Castle of Indolence. 
 
 [Cause of inactivity] lullaby, sedative 
 &c. 174 ; torpedo. 
 
 idler, drone, droil, dawdle, mopus ; 
 ^oAiiile, faineant, dummy, sleeping part- 
 ner; afternoon farmer ; truant &c. (i-un- 
 away) 623 ; lounger, lazzarone, loafer ; 
 lub-ber, -bard ; slow-coach &c. (sloiv) 
 275 ; opium -, lotus- eater ; slug ; lag-, 
 slug-gard ; slumberer, dormouse, mar- 
 mot; waiter on Providence, fruges con- 
 sumei'e natus. 
 
 V. be -inactive &c. adj. ; do nothing 
 &c, 681 ; move slowly &c. 275 ; let the 
 grass grow under one's feet ; take one's 
 time, dawdle, drawl, droil, lag, hang 
 
 away, lay about one, bustle, fuss ; raise back, slouch ; loll, -op ; lounge, loaf, 
 
 -, kick up- a dust ; push ; make a -push 
 - fuss, - stir ; go ahead, push forward ; 
 fight -, elbow- one's way ; make pro- 
 gress &c. 282 ; toil &c. (labour) 686 ; 
 plod, persist, &c. (persevere) 604a; keep 
 -up the ball, - the pot boiling. 
 
 look sharp ; have all one's eyes about 
 one &c. (vigilance) 459 ; rise, arouse one- 
 self, get up early, be about, keep moving, 
 steal a march, kill two birds with one 
 stone ; seize the opportunity &c. 1 34 ; 
 lose no time, not lose a moment, make 
 the most of one's time, not sufler the 
 grass to grow under one's feet, improve 
 the shining hour, make short work of; 
 dash ofi"; make haste kc. 684; do one's 
 best, take pains, &c. (exert oneself) 686 ; 
 do -, work- wonders. 
 
 have -many irons in the fire, - one's 
 hands full, - much on one's hands ; have 
 
 loiter ; go to sleep over ; sleep at one's 
 post, 7ie battre que dCune aile. 
 
 take -it easy, - things as they come ; 
 lead an easy life, vegetate, swim with 
 the stream, eat the bread of idleness ; loll 
 in the lap of -luxury, - indolence ; waste 
 -, consume -, kill -, lose- time ; burn 
 daylight, waste the precious hours. 
 
 idle -, trifle -, fritter -, fool- away 
 time ; spend -, take- time in ; ped-, 
 pid-dle ; potter, pudder, dabble, fad- 
 die, fribble, fiddle-faddle ; daUv, dilly- 
 dally. 
 
 sleep, slumber, be asleep ; hybernate ; 
 oversleep ; sleep like a -top, - lojr, - 
 dormouse ; sleep -soundly, - heavily ; 
 doze, drowze, snooze, nap ; take a -nap 
 &c. n. ; dream ; snore ; settle -, go -, 
 go ofl- to sleep ; drop off"; fall -, drop- 
 asleep; close -, seal up- -the -eyes, - 
 217 ' 
 
682—685. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (T.) III. 
 
 other -things to do, - fish to fry ; be 
 busy ; not have a moment -to spare, - 
 that one can call one's own. 
 
 have one's iling, run the round of ; go 
 all lengths, stick at nothing, run riot. 
 
 outdo ; over-do, -act, -lay, -shoot the 
 mark ; make a toil of a pleasure. 
 
 have a hand in &c. {act in) 680 ; take an 
 active part, put in one's oar, have a finger 
 in the pie, mix oneself up vrith, trouble 
 one's head about, intrigue ; agitate. 
 
 tamper with, meddle, moil ; inter- 
 meddle, -fere, -pose ; obtrude ; poke -, 
 thrust- one's nose in. 
 
 Adj . active ; brisk, - as a lark, - as a 
 bee ; lively, animated, vivacious ; alive, 
 - and kicking ; frisky, spirited, stirring. 
 
 nimble, - as a squirrel ; agile ; light-, 
 nimble-footed ; featly, tripping. 
 
 quick, prompt, yare, instant, ready, 
 alert, spry, sharp, smart ; fast &c. (sivift) 
 274 ; quick as a lamplighter, expeditious ; 
 awake, broad awake ; wide awake &c. 
 (intelligent) 498. 
 
 forward, eager, strenuous, zealous, 
 enterprising, in earnest; resolute &c. 604. 
 
 industrious, assiduous, diligent, sedu- 
 lous, notable, painstaking; intent &c. 
 {attention) 457 ; indefatigable &c. {per- 
 severing) 6o^a ; unwearied ; unsleeping, 
 never tired; plodding, hardworking &c. 
 686 ; business-like, workaday. 
 
 bustling ; restless, - as a hyaena ; 
 fussy, fidgety, pottering; busy, - as a 
 hen with one chicken. 
 
 working, at work, on duty, in harness ; 
 call ; up and -doing, - stirriner. 
 
 eyelids ; weigh down the eyelids ; get 
 sleepy, nod, yawn ; go to bed, turn in. 
 
 languish, expend itself, flag, hang fire ; 
 relax. 
 
 render -idle &c. adj.-, sluggardize; 
 mitigate &c. 174. 
 
 Adj. inactive ; motionless &c. 265 ; 
 unoccupied &c. {doing nothing) 68 1 ; un- 
 busied. 
 
 indolent, lazy, slothful, idle, lusk, re- 
 miss, slack, inert, torpid, sluggish, lan- 
 guid, supine, heavy, dull, leaden, lumpish ; 
 exanimate, soulless; listless; dron-y, 
 -ish ; lazy as Ludlam's dog. 
 
 dilatory, laggard ; lagging &c. v. ; 
 slow &c. 275 ; rusty, flagging ; lacka- 
 daisical, maudlin, fiddle-faddle ; potter- 
 ing &c.'v.; shilly-shally &c. {irresolute) 
 605. 
 
 sleeping &c. v. ; asleep ; fast -, dead 
 -, sound- asleep ; in a sound sleep ; 
 sound as a top, dormant, comatose ; in 
 the -arms, - lap- of Morpheus. 
 
 sleep-y, -ful ; dozy, drowsy, somno- 
 lent, torpescent ; lethargic, -al ; heavy, 
 - with sleep ; napping ; somni-fic, -ferous ; 
 sopor-ous,-ific,-iferous; hypnotic ; balmy, 
 dreamy ; un-, una-wakened. 
 
 sedative &c, 174. 
 
 Adv. inactively &c. adj. ; at leisure 
 &c. 685. 
 
 Phr. the eyes begin to draw straws. 
 
 busy, occupied ; hard at -work. 
 
 up in arms ; on one's legs, at 
 
 it ; up to one's ears in, full of 
 
 officious, overofficious, 
 
 eventful : on 
 
 business, busy as a bee. 
 
 meddling &c. v. ; meddlesome, pushing 
 intrigant. 
 
 astir, stirring ; a-going, -foot ; on foot ; in full swing 
 the alert &c. {vigilant) 459. 
 
 Adv. actively &c. adj. ; with -life and spirit, - might and main &c. 
 686, - haste &c. 684, - wings ; full tilt, in mediis rebus. 
 
 Int. be -, look- -alive, - sharp ! move -, push- on ! keep moving ! 
 go ahead ! stir your stumps ! age quod agis ! 
 
 Phr. carjie diem &c. {opportunity) 1 34 ; nidla dies sine lined ; nee 
 mora nee requies ; the plot thickens ; no sooner said than done &c. 
 {early) 132;^ veni vidi vici ' ; catch a weasel asleep. 
 
 684. Haste.— W. haste, urgency; 
 des-, dis-patch; acceleration, spurt, spirt, 
 forced march, rush, dash ; velocity &c. 
 274 ; precipit-ancy, -ation, -ousness &c. 
 adj. ; impetuosity ; brusquerie ; hurry, 
 218 
 
 685. Zaeisure. — lO". leisure ; spare 
 -time, - hours, - moments : vacant hour ; 
 time, - to spare, - on one's hands ; lioli- 
 day &c. {rest) 687 ; otium cum dignitate, 
 ease. 
 
V. (I.) III. 
 
 ACTION". 
 
 684—687. 
 
 v. liave -leisure &c. n.; take one's 
 -time, - leisure, - ease ; repose &c. 687 ; 
 move slowly &c. 275 ; while away the 
 time &c. {inaction) 681 ; be -master cf 
 one's time, - an idle man. 
 
 Adj. leisurely •, slow &c. 275 ; delibe- 
 rate, quiet, calm, undisturbed; at -leisure, 
 - one's ease, - a loose end. 
 
 Phr. time hanging heaw on one's 
 hands. 
 
 drive, scramble, bustle, fuss, fidget, flurry, 
 
 flutter, splutter. 
 
 V. haste, hasten ; make -haste, - 
 a dash &c. n. ; hurry -, dash -, whip -, 
 push -, press — on, - forward ; hurry, 
 skurry, scuttle along, bundle on, dart to 
 and fro, bustle, flutter, scramble ; plunge, 
 - headlong ; dash off"; rush &c. {violence) 
 
 173- 
 
 bestir oneself &c. {be active) 682 ; lose 
 
 -no time, - not a moment, - not an in- 
 
 stant; make short work of; make the 
 best of one's -time, - way. 
 
 be -precipitate &c. adj. ; jump at ; be in -haste, - a hurry &c. n. ; 
 have -no time, - not a moment- -to lose, - to spare ; work against time. 
 
 quicken &c. 274; accelerate, expedite, put on, precipitate, m'ge, 
 whip. 
 
 Adj. hsistj, hurried, h-usqiie; scrambling, cursory, precipitate, head- 
 long, furious, boisterous, impetuous, hot-headed ; feverish, fussy ; 
 pushing. 
 
 in -haste, - a hurry &c. n. ; in -hot, - all- haste ; breathless, pressed 
 for time, hard pressed, urgent. 
 
 Adv. with -haste, - all haste, - breathless speed ; in haste <fcc. adj. ; 
 apace &c. {swiftly) 274; amain; all at once &c. {instantaneously) 113; 
 at short notice &c., immediately &c. {early) 132; post-haste; by 
 -express, - telegraph, - forced marches. 
 
 hastily, precipitately &c. adj. ; helter-skelter, hurry-skurry ; slap- 
 dash, -bang ; full-tilt, -drive ; heels over head, head and shoulders, 
 headlong, a corps perdu. 
 
 by -fits and starts, - spurts ; hop skip and jump. 
 
 Plir. sauve qui pent, devil take the hindmost, no time to be lost ; 
 no sooner said than done &c. {early) 132 : a word and a blow. 
 
 686. XSxertion. — W. exertion, | 687. Repose. — W. repose, rest, 
 effort, strain, tug, pull, stress, throw, silken repose ; sleep &c. 683. 
 
 stretch, sti'uggle, spell, spurt, spirt ; 
 stroke -, stitch- of work. 
 
 ' a strong pull a long pull and a pull 
 all together ' ; dead lift ; heft ; gym- 
 nastics; exer-cise, -citation 
 
 tear: ado; toil and trouble; 
 
 wear and 
 uphill -, 
 
 hard -, warm- work ; harvest time 
 labour, work, toil, travail, manual i 
 
 relaxation, breathing time ; halt, 
 pause, &c. {cessation) 142 ; respite. 
 
 day of rest, dies non, Sabbath, Lord's 
 day, holiday, red-letter day, vacation, 
 recess. 
 
 V. repose ; rest, - and be thankful ; 
 take -rest, - one's ease. 
 
 relax, unbend, slacken ; take breath 
 
 labour, sweat of one's brow, swink, 
 operoseness, drudgery, slavery, fagging, 
 hammering ; li7ncs labor. 
 
 trouble, pains, duty; resolution &c. 
 604; energy &c. {physical) 171. 
 
 V. exert oneself ; exert -, tax- one's 
 energies ; use exertion. 
 
 &c. {refresh) 689 ; rest upon one s oars ; 
 
 pause &c. {cease) 142; stay one's liaud. 
 lie down ; recline, - on a bed of down, 
 
 - on an easy chair ; go to -rest, - bed, 
 , - sleep &c. 683. 
 
 I take a holiday, shut up shop; 1j3 
 I fallow &c. {inaction) 681. 
 
 labour, work, toil, moil, sweat, fag, i Adj. reposing &c. v. ; unstrained, 
 drudge, slave, drag a lengthened chain, 1 Adv. at rest. 
 
 wade through, strive, strain; make -, [ 
 
 stretch- a long arm ; pull, tug, ply ; ply I 
 
 -, tug at- the oar ; do the work ;"^ take the labouring oar. ! 
 
 bestir oneself {be active) 682 ; take trouble, trouble oneself. | 
 
 219 
 
686—689. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) IIL 
 
 work hard; rougli it; put forth -one's strength, - a strong arm; 
 fall to work, bend the bow ; buckle to, set one's shoulder to the wheel 
 &c. {resolution) 604 ; work like a -horse, - carthorse, - galley-slave, 
 - coalheaver ; labour -, work- day and night ; redouble one's efforts ; 
 do double duty ; work double -hours, - tides ; sit up, burn the candle 
 at both ends ; stick to &c. ( persevere) 604a ; work -, fight- one's way ; 
 lay about one, hammer at. 
 
 take pains ; do one's -best, - utmost ; do -the best one can, - all one 
 can, - all in one's power, - as much as in one lies, - what lies in one s 
 power ; use one's -best, - utmost- endeavour ; try one's -best, - 
 utmost ; play one's best card ; put one's -best, - right- leg foremost ; 
 have one's whole soul in his work, put all one's strength into, strain 
 every nerve ; spare no -efforts, - pains ; go all lengths ; go through 
 fire and water &c. (j-esolution) 604 ; move heaven and earth, leave no 
 stone unturned. 
 
 Adj. labouring &c. v. 
 
 laborious, operose, elaborate ; strained ; toil-, trouble-, weari-some ; 
 uphill ; herculean, gymnastic, palestric. 
 
 hardworking, painstaking, strenuous, energetic. 
 
 hard at work, on the stretch. 
 
 Adv. laboriously &c. adj. ; lustily ; with -might and main, - all 
 one's might, - a strong hand, - sledge- hammer, - much ado ; to the best 
 of one's abilities, totis vii'ibus, vi et armis, inanihus pedihusque, tooth 
 and nail, unguibus et rostra, hammer and tongs, heart and soul; 
 through thick and thin &c. (pe)'severance) 604a. 
 
 by the sweat of one's brow, sua Marte. 
 
 688. ratig'ue.-X. fatigue ; weari- 
 ness &c. 841 ; yawning, drowsiness, &c. 
 683 ; lassitude, tiredness, fatigation, ex- 
 haustion ; sweat. 
 
 anhelatipn, shortness of breath ; faint- 
 ness ; collapse, prostration, swoon, faint- 
 ing, deliquiwyi, syncope, lipothymy. 
 
 V. be -fatigued &c. adj.) yawn &c. 
 {get sleepy) 683 ; droop, sink, flag ; 
 lose -breath, - wind ; gasp, pant, puff, 
 blow, drop, swoon, faint, succumb, 
 
 fatigue, tire, weary, irk, flag, jade, 
 harass, exhaust, knock up, wear out, 
 prostrate. 
 
 tax, task, strain ; over-task, -work, 
 -burden, -tax, -strain. 
 
 Adj. fatigued &c. v. ; weary Szc. 841 ; 
 drowsy &c. 683 ; drooping &c. v. ; hag- 
 gard ; toil-, way-worn ; footsore, sur- 
 bated, weatherbeaten ; faint ; done -, 
 used -, knocked- up ; exhausted, pros- 
 trate, spent; over-tired, -spent, -fatigued ; 
 uure-freshed, -stored. 
 
 worn, - out ; battered, shattered, pulled down, seedy, altered. 
 
 breath-, wind-less ; short of -, out of -breath, - wind ; blown, 
 puffing and blowing; short-breathed ; anhelose; broken-, short-winded. 
 
 ready to drop, more dead than alive, dog-weary, walked off one's 
 legs, tired to death, on one's last legs, played out, hois de comhat. 
 
 fatiguing &c. y. ; tire-, irk-, weari-some ; weary ; trying. 
 220 
 
 689. Refreshment. — N". bracing 
 &c. v.; recovery of -strength &c. 159; 
 restoration, revival, &c. 660 ; repair, re- 
 fection, refocillation, refreshment, re- 
 galement, bait ; relief &c. 834. 
 
 V, brace itc. {strengthen) 1 59 ; re- 
 invigorate ; air, freshen up, refresh, re- 
 cruit; repair &c. {restore) 660; fan, 
 refocillate. 
 
 breathe, respire ; draw -, take -, 
 gather -, take a long -, regain -, re- 
 cover- breath ; get better, raise one's 
 head ; recover -, regain -, renew- one's 
 strength kc. 1 59 ; perk up. 
 
 come to oneself &c. {revive) 660 ; feel 
 like a giant refreshed. 
 
 Adj. refreshing &c. v. ; recuperative 
 &c. 660. 
 
 refreshed &c. v. ; un-tired, -wearied. 
 
V. (I.) III. ACTIOX. 690— 6S3. 
 
 690. Agrent. — Mr. doer, actor, agent, performer, perpetrator, 
 operator ; execu-tor, -trix ; practitioner, worker, stager. 
 
 bee, ant, working bee, labouiing oar, servant of all work, factotum. 
 
 workman, artisan; crafts-, handicrafts - man ; mechanic, operative; 
 working -, labouring- man ; demiunjus, hewers of wood and drawers of 
 water, labourer, navvy ; hand, man, day labourer, journeyman, char- 
 woman, hack ; mere -tool &c. 633 ; beast of burden, drudge, fag. 
 
 maker, artificer, artist, wright, manufacturer, architect, builder, mason, 
 bricklayer, smith, forger, Vulcan ; carpenter ; ganger, platelayer. 
 
 machinist, mechanician, engineer. 
 
 semp-, sem-, seam-stress ; needle-, work-woman ; tailor, cordwainer. 
 
 minister &c. {instrument) 631-, servant &c. 746; representative &c. 
 Ccommissionei') 758, (depuii/) 759. 
 
 co-worli'er, party to, participator in, particeps crimtnis, dramatis per- 
 sonce ; pe7'S07inel. 
 
 Phr. ^ quoi-um pars magna fui.^ 
 
 691. Workshop. — wr. work-shop, -house ; laboratory, manufac- 
 tory, mill, factory, mint, forge, loom ; cabinet, studio, bureau, atelier ; 
 hive, - of industry ; nursery ; hot-house, -bed ; kitchen ; dock, -yard ; 
 slip, yard, wharf ; found-ry, -ery ; furnace ; vineyard. 
 
 crucible, alembic, caldron, mati'ix. 
 
 2". Complex Voluntari/ Action. 
 
 692. Conduct. — »r. dealing, transaction, &c. (action) 680 ; busi- 
 ness &c. 625. 
 
 tactics, game, policy, polity ; general-, statesman-, seaman-ship ; stra- 
 te-gy, -gics ; plan &c. 626. 
 
 husbandry; house-keeping, -wifery; stewardship; menage; regime; 
 econom-y, -ics ; political economy ; management ; government kc. {di- 
 rection^ 693. 
 
 execution, manipulation, treatment, campa'gn, career, life, course, 
 walk, race. 
 
 conduct; behaviour; de -, com-portment ; carriage, W2flm^mi, demean- 
 our, guise, bearing, manner, observance. 
 
 course -, line- of -conduct, - action, - proceeding ; role ; process, ways, 
 practice, procedure, modus opei'andi; method tfec, path &c. 627. 
 
 V. transact, execute ; des-, dis-patch ; proceed with, discharge ; carry 
 -on, - through, - out, - into effect ; work out ; go -, ^Qi- through ; 
 enact; put into practice ; officiate &c. 625. 
 
 behave -, comport -, demean -, carry -, conduct -, acquit- oneself. 
 
 run a race, lead a life, play a game ; take -, adopt- a course ; steer -, 
 .shape- one's course ; play one's- -part, - cards ; shift for oneself; paddle 
 one's own canoe. 
 
 conduct ; manage &c. {direct) 693. 
 
 deal -, have to do- with ; treat, handle a case ; take -steps, - measures. 
 
 Adj. conducting &c. v.; strategical, business-like, practical, executive. 
 
 693. Direction. — W. direction; manage-ment, -ry ; government, 
 gubernation, conduct, legislation, regulation, guidance ; steer-, pilot-age ; 
 reins, - of government ; helm, rudder, needle, compass ; guiding -, load 
 -, lode -, pole- star ; cynosure. 
 
 super-vision, -intendence ; su7'veillance, oversight ; eye of the master ; 
 control, charge ; board of control &c. (council) 696 ; command &c. {au- 
 thority) 737. 
 
693—695. VOLITION. V. (I.) m. 
 
 premier-, senator-ship ; director &c. 694 ; chair, portfolio. 
 
 statesmanship ; state-, king-craft. 
 
 minis-try, -tration ; administration ; steward-, proctor-ship ; agency. 
 
 V. direct, manage, govern, conduct ; order, prescribe, cut out work 
 for ; head, lead ; lead -, show- the way ; take the lead, lead on ; regu- 
 late, guide, steer, pilot ; take -, be at- the helm ; have -, handle -, hold 
 -, take- the reins ; drive, tool ; tackle. 
 
 super-intend, -vise ; overlook, control, keep in order, look after, see 
 to, legislate for ; administer, ministrate ; have the -care, - charge- of; 
 have -, take- the direction ; pull the -strings, - wires ; rule &c. {com- 
 mand) 737 ; have -, hold- -office, - the portfolio ; preside, - at the 
 board ; take -, occupy -, be in- the chair ; pull the stroke oar. 
 
 Adj. directing &c. v. ; hegemonic. 
 
 Adv. at the -helm, - head of. 
 
 694. Director. — ur. director, manager, governor, rector, comp- 
 troller ; super-intendent, -visor ; intendaut ; over-seer, -looker ; super- 
 cargo, husband, inspector, visitor, ranger, surveyor, sedile, moderator, 
 monitor, taskmaster; master &c. 745 ; leader, ringleader, demagogue, 
 corypheus, conductor, fugleman, precentor, bell-wether, agitator. 
 
 guiding star &c. {guidance) 693 ; adviser &c. 695 ; guide &c. {infor- 
 mation) 527; pilot; helmsman; steers-man, -mate; wire-puller. 
 
 driver, whip, Jehu, charioteer ; coach-, car-, cab-man ; postilion, vet- 
 twino, muleteer, teamster ; whipper in. 
 
 head, - man, - centre ; principal, president, speaker ; chair, -man ; 
 captain (fee. {master) 745 ; superior ; mayor kc. {civil authority) 745 ; 
 vice-president, prime minister, premier, vizier, grand vizier. 
 
 officer, functionary, minister, official, red-tapist, bureaucrat ; man -, 
 Jack- in office ; office-bearer ; person in authority &c. 745. 
 
 statesman, strategist, legislator, lawgiver, politician, statist, state- 
 monger ; Minos, Draco ; arbiter '(fee. (Judge) 967. 
 
 board t&c, {council) 696. 
 
 secretary, - of state; Reis EfFendi ; vicar &c. {deputy) 759; steward, 
 factor; agent &c. 758; bailiff, middleman; foreman, clerk of works; 
 landreeve; factotum, major-domo, seneschal, housekeeper, shepherd, 
 croupier ; proctor, procurator. 
 
 Adv. ex officio. 
 
 695. Advice. — m. advice, counsel, adhortation ; word to the wise; 
 suggestion, submonition, recommendation, advocacy. 
 
 exhortation &c. {persuasion) 615; expostulation &c. {dissuasion) 616; 
 admonition &c. {warning) 668 ; guidance &c. {direction) 693. 
 
 instruction, charge, injunction, obtestation. 
 
 adviser, prompter ; counsel, -lor ; monitor, mentor, Nestor, magnus 
 Apollo, senator ; teacher &c. 540. 
 
 guide, manual, chart &c. {information) 527. 
 
 physician, leech, archiater ; arbiter &c. {judge) 967. 
 
 refer-ence, -ment ; consultation, conference, pourparler. 
 
 V. advise, counsel ; give -advice, - counsel, - a piece of advice ; sug- 
 gest, prompt, submonish, recommend, prescribe, advocate ; exhort &c. 
 {persuade) 615. 
 
 enjoin, enforce, charge, instruct, call ; call upon &c. {i-equest) 765 ; 
 dictate. 
 
 expostulate &c. (dissuade) 616 ; admonish &c. {ivarn) 668. 
 
 advise with ; lay heads -, consult- together ; compare notes ; hold a 
 council, deliberate, be closeted with. 
 
 222 
 
V. (I.) III. 
 
 ACTION. 
 
 695—699. 
 
 confer^ consult, refer to, call in ; take -, follow- advice ; be advised 
 by, have at one's elbow, take one's cue from. 
 
 Adj. recommendatory; hortative &c. {persuasive) 615; dehortatory 
 &c. {dissuasive) 616; admonitory &c. {warning) 668. 
 
 Int. go to ! 
 
 696. Council. — M". council, committee, subcommittee, comitia, 
 court, chamber, cabinet, board, bench, staff. 
 
 senate, senatus, parliament, chamber of deputies, directory, reichsrath, 
 rigsdag, co)'tes, storthing, witenagemote, junta, divan, iuusnud, sanhe- 
 drim, Ami^hictyonic council; caput, consistory, chapter, syndicate; court 
 of appeal &c. {tribunal) 966; board of -control, - works; vestry ; county 
 council, local board. 
 
 cabinet -, privy- council ; cockpit, convocation, synod, congress, con- 
 vention, diet, states-general. 
 
 assembly, caucus, conclave, clique, conventicle ; meeting, sitting, seance, 
 conference, session, palaver, pourparler, durbar, house ; quorum. 
 
 senator; member, - of parliament ; councillor, M.P., representative of 
 the people. 
 
 Adj. senatorial, curule. 
 
 697. Precept.— N". precept, direction, instruction, charge; pre- 
 script, -ion ; recipie, receipt ; golden rule ; maxim &c. 496. 
 
 rule, canon, law, code, corpus juris, lex scrijjta, act, statute, rubric, 
 stage direction, regulation ; form, -ula, -ulary; technicality, 
 order &c. {command) 741. 
 
 698. Skill.— m. skill, sMlfulness, 
 address; dexter-ity, -ousness; adroit- 
 ness, expertness, &c. adj.; proficiency, 
 competence, craft, callidity, facility, 
 knack, trick, sleight ; master-y, -ship ; 
 excellence, panurgy ; ambidext-erity, 
 -rousness ; sleight of hand &c. {decep- 
 tion) 545. 
 
 sea-, marks-, horse -manship; rope- 
 dancing. 
 
 accomplish-, acquire-, attain -ment; 
 art, science ; techn-icality, -ology; prac- 
 tical -, technical- knowledge. 
 
 knowledge of the world, world wis- 
 dom, savoir faire ; tact; mother wit &c. 
 {sagacity) 498 ; discretion &c. {caution) 
 864 ; Jinesse ; craftiness &c. {cunning) 
 702; management &c. {conduct) 692; 
 ars celare artem ; self-help. 
 
 cleverness, talent, ability, ingenuity, 
 capacity, parts, talents, faculty, endow- 
 ment, forte, turn, gift, genius ; intelli- 
 gence &c. 498 ; sharpness, readiness, &c. 
 {activitg) 682 ; invention &c. 515; apt- 
 ness, -itude ; turn -, capacity -, genius- 
 for ; felicity, capability, curiosa felicitas, 
 qualification, habilitation. 
 
 proficient &c. 700. 
 
 masterpiece, coup de maitre, chef 
 dceuvre, tour de force) good stroke &c. 
 {plan) 626. 
 
 699. Unskilfiilness. — ir. un- 
 
 skilfulness &c. adj. ; want of -skill &c. 
 698 ; incompeten-ce, -cy ; in-ability, -fe- 
 licity, -dexterity, -experience; disquali- 
 fication, unproficiency ; quackery. 
 
 folly, stupidity, kc. 499 ; indiscretion 
 &c. {rashness) 863; thoughtlessness &c. 
 {inattention) 458, {neglect) 460. 
 
 mis-management, -conduct ; impolicy ; 
 maladministration ; mis-rule, -govern- 
 ment, -application, -direction, -feasance; 
 petticoat government. 
 
 absence of rule, rule of thumb ; bung- 
 ling &c. V. ; failure &c. 732 ; screw 
 loose ; too many cooks. 
 
 blunder &c. (mistake) 495 ; etoiii'derie, 
 gaucherie, act of folly, balourdise ; botch, 
 -ery; bad job, sad work. 
 
 sprat sent out to catch a whale, much 
 ado about nothing, wildgoose chase. 
 
 bungler &c. 701 ; fool kc. 501. 
 
 V. be -unskilful &c. adj. ; not see 
 an inch beyond one's nose ; blunder, 
 bungle, boggle, fumble, botch, bitch, 
 flounder, stiunble, trip ; hobble &c. 275 ; 
 put ones foot in it; make a -mess, - 
 hash, - sad work- of; overshoot the 
 mark. 
 
 play -tricks with, - Puck ; mis-ma- 
 nage, -conduct, -direct, -apply, -send, 
 
 stultify -, make a fool of -, commil- 
 223 
 
698—699. 
 
 volitio:n. 
 
 V. (I.) m. 
 
 V. be -sldlfiil &c. adj.\ excel in, be 
 master of ; have -a turn for &c. n. 
 
 laiow -what's what, - a hawk from a 
 handsaw, - what one is about, - on 
 which side one's bread is buttered, - 
 what's o'clock ; have cut one's -eye, - 
 wisdom- teeth. 
 
 see -one's way, - where the wind lies, 
 - which way the wind blows ; have -all 
 one's wits about one, - one's hand in ; 
 savoir vivre ; scire quid vcdeant humeri 
 quid f err e recusent. 
 
 look after the main chance ; cut one's 
 coat according to one's cloth; live by 
 one's Avits ; exercise one's discretion, 
 feather the oar, sail near the wind ; stoop 
 to conquer &c. {cunning) 702 ; play one's 
 -cards well, - best card ; hit the right 
 nail on the head, put the saddle on the 
 right horse. 
 
 take advantage of, make the most of ; 
 profit by &c. (use) 677 ; make a hit &c. 
 {succeed^ 731 ; make a virtue of neces- 
 sity ; make hay while the sun shines &c. 
 (occasion) 134. 
 
 Adj. skilful, dexterous, adroit, ex- 
 pert, apt, handy, quick, deft, ready, 
 gain ; smart &c. (active) 682 ; proficient, 
 good at, up to, at home in, master of, a 
 good hand at, au fait, thoroughbred, 
 masterly, crack, accomplished ; conver- 
 sant &c. (knowing) 490, 
 
 experienced, practised, skilled, hack- 
 neyed ; up -, well up- in ; in -practice, - 
 proper cue ; competent, efficient, quali- 
 fied, capable, fitted, fit for, up to the 
 mark, trained, initiated, prepared, prim- 
 ed, finished. 
 
 clever, able, ingenious, felicitous, gift- 
 ed, talented, endowed: inventive &c. 
 515; shrewd, sharp, &c. (intelligent) 
 498 ; cunning &c. 702 ; alive to, up to 
 snuff, not to be caught with chaff; dis- 
 creet. 
 
 neat-handed, fine-fingered, ambidex- 
 trous, sure-footed ; cut out -, fitted- for. 
 
 technical, artistic, scientific, daedalian, 
 shipshape ; workman-, business-, states- 
 man-like. 
 
 Adv. sldlfully &c. adj.\ well &c. 
 618; artistically; with -skill, - con- 
 summate skill ; secundum ortom, mo 
 Marte ; to the best of one's abilities &c. 
 (exertion) 686. 
 
 oneself ; act foolishly ; play the fool ; 
 put oneself out of court ; lose one's 
 -head, - cunning. 
 
 begin at the wrong end ; do things by 
 halves tfec. (not complete) 730; make 
 two bites of a cherry ; play at cross pur- 
 poses ; strain at a gnat and swallow a 
 camel &c. (caprice) 608 ; put the cart 
 before the horse ; lock the stable door 
 when the horse is stolen »S:c. (too late) 
 
 135- 
 
 not know -what one is about, - one's 
 own interest, - on which side one's bread 
 is buttered ; stand in one's own light, 
 quarrel with one's bread and butter, 
 throw a stone in one's own garden, kill 
 the goose which lays the golden eggs, 
 pay dear for one's whistle, cut one's own 
 throat, burn one's fingers ; knock -, run- 
 one's head against a stone wall ; fall into 
 a trap, catch a Tartar, bring the house 
 about one's ears ; have too many -eggs 
 in one basket (imprudent) 863, - irons 
 in the fire. 
 
 mistake &c. 495 ; take the shadow for 
 the substance &c. (credulity) 486 ; be in 
 the wrong box, aim at a pigeon and kill 
 a crow ; take -, get- -the wrong sow by 
 the ear, - the dirty end of the stick ; put 
 -the saddle on the wrong horse, - a 
 square thing into a round hole, - new 
 wine into old bottles. 
 
 cut blocks with a razor ; hold a far- 
 thing candle to the sun &c. (useless) 
 645 ; fight with -, grasp at- a shadow ; 
 catch at straws, lean on a broken reed, 
 reckon without one's host, pursue a wild- 
 goose chase ; go on a fool's -, sleeveless- 
 errand ; go further and fare worse ; lose 
 -, miss- one's way ; fail &c. 732. 
 
 Adj. un- skilful &c. 698; inexpert; 
 bungling &c. v. ; awkward, clumsy, un- 
 handy, lubberly, gauche, maladroit; 
 left-, heavy-handed ; slovenly, slattern- 
 ly; gawky. 
 
 adrift, at fault. 
 
 in-, un-apt ; inhabile ; un-tractable, 
 -teachable ; giddy &c. (inattentive) 458; 
 inconsiderate &c. (neglectful) 460; stu- 
 pid (fee, 499 ; inactive &c. 683 ; incom- 
 petent; un-, dis-, ill - qualified ; unfit; 
 quackish ; raw, green, inexperienced, 
 rusty, out of practice. 
 
 im-accustomed, -used, -trained &c. 
 537, -initiated, -conversant &c. (igno- 
 rant?) 491; shiftless: un statesmanlike. 
 
 224 
 
T. (I.) irr. 
 
 ACTIOX. 
 
 699—703. 
 
 un-, ill-, mis-advised : ill-devised, -imagined, -judged, -contrived, 
 -conducted ; un-, mis-guided ; misconducted, foolish, wild ; infelici- 
 tous ; penny wise and pound foolish &c. {inconsistent) 608. 
 
 PHr. one's fingers being all thumbs; the right hand foro-ets its 
 cunning. 
 
 il se noyerait dans une goutte clean. 
 
 incidit in Scyllam qui vult vitare Charybdini) out of the frying pan 
 into the fire. 
 
 700. Proficient.— N". proficient,! 701. Bung-ler.-K". bungler ; blun- 
 expert, adept, dab ; connoisseur &c. i der-er, -head ; marplot, fumbler, lubber, 
 {schola?') 492; master, -hand; top-saw- duffer, stick; bad -, poor- -hand, -shot; 
 yer, prima donna, first fiddle, c/ief de butter-fingers. 
 cuisine; protagonist. no conjuror, flat, muff", slow coach, 
 
 picked man ; medallist, prizeman. looby, lubber, swab ; clod, yokel, awk- 
 
 veteran ; old -stager, - campaigner, - ward squad, novice, greenhorn, blanc- 
 soldier, - file, - hand ; man of -business, i bee. 
 - the world. I land lubber : fresh water -, fair wea- 
 
 nice -, good -, clean- hand; practised ther- sailor; hoi^se-marine ; iish out of 
 -, experienced- -eye, - hand; marks- water, ass in lion's skin, jackdaw in pea- 
 man ; good -, dead-, crack- shot; rope- cock's feathers; quack &c. (deceiver) 
 
 548 ; Lord of Misrule. 
 
 sloven, slattern, trapes. 
 
 Pbr. il n'a pas invente la poiidre : he 
 will never set the Thames on fire. 
 
 dancer, funambulist, acrobat; cunnin 
 man ; conjuror &c. (deceioer) 548 ; wi- 
 zard &c. 994. 
 
 genius ; master -mind, — head, - 
 spirit. 
 
 cunning -, sharp- -blade, - fellow^; 
 jobber; cracksman Sec. {thief) 792; politician, tactician, strategist. 
 
 pantologist, admirable Crichton, Jack of all trades ; prodigy of 
 iearnino-. 
 
 702. Cunning'. — w. cunning, 
 craft ; cunningness, craftiness, tfcc. adj. ; 
 subtlety, artificiality; manoeuvring «&c. 
 V. ; temporization ; circumvention. 
 
 chicane, -ry ; sharp practice, knavery, 
 jugglery; concealment &c. 528 ; guile, 
 duplicity, &c. {falsehood) 544 ; foul play. 
 
 diplomacy, politics ; Machiavelism ; 
 jobbery, back-stairs influence. 
 
 art, -ifice ; device, machination ; plot 
 kc. (plan) 626; manoeuvre, stratagem, 
 dodge, artful dodge, wile; trick, -ery &c. 
 (deception) 545 ; 7'use, - de guerre -.Jinesse, 
 .side-blow, thin end of the wedge, shift, 
 go by, subterfuge, evasion ; white lie 
 &c. (untruth) 546 ; juggle, tour deforce-, 
 tricks -of the trade, - upon travellers ; 
 espieglerie ', net, trap, &c. 545. 
 
 Uiysses, Machiavel, sly boots, fox, 
 Tej'nard ; Scotch-, Yorkshire-man ; Jew, 
 Yankee ; intriguer, intrigant. 
 
 V. be -cunning &c. adj. ; have cut one's 
 eye-teeth ; contrive &c. (plan) 626 ; live 
 by one's wits ; manoeuvre; intrigue, gerry- 
 xna.nder,Jinesse, double, temporize, stoop 
 
 ; 703. Artlessness. — zr. artlesr- 
 I ness &c. adj.; nature, simplicity; innc - 
 j cence &c. 946 ; bonhomie, naivete, aban- 
 \ don, candour, sincerity ; singleness of 
 -purpose, - heart ; honesty &c. 939 ; 
 plain speaking ; epanchement^. 
 ' rough diamond, matter of fact man : 
 \ le palais de verite : enfant terrible. 
 ! V. be -artless &c. adj. ; look one in 
 I the face ; wear one's heart upon Lis 
 ! sleeves for daws to peck at; think aloud: 
 I speak -out, - one's mind ; be free with 
 one, call a spade a spade. 
 
 Adj. artless, natural, pure, native, 
 simple, plain, inartificial, untutored, un- 
 sophisticated, ingenu, unafi'ected, na'ivc; 
 \ sincere, frank ; open, - as day ; candid, 
 j ingenuous, guileless ; honest kc. 939 ; 
 I innocent kc. 946; Arcadian ; undesigii- 
 I ing, straightforward, unreserved, above- 
 ' board ; simple-, single-minded ; frank-, 
 j open-, single-, simple-hearted. 
 I free-, plain-, out-spoken ; blunt, down- 
 , right, direct, matter of fact, unpoetical ; 
 I unflattering. 
 
702—705. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) iii.-iv. 
 
 to conquer, roculer ;jom;- mieux smctcr, | Adv. in plain -words, - English ; 
 circumvent, steal a march upon ; over- j without mincincr the matter ; not to 
 reach &c. 545 : throw oft' one's guard ; : mince the matter &c. (^affirmation) 535. 
 fiurprise &c. 508 ; snatch a verdict ; way- phr. Bavus sum non (Edipus; liberavi 
 lay, undermine, introduce the thin end animam meam. 
 of the wedge ; play -a deep game, - 
 
 tricks with ; amhiguas in vulgum sjoargere voces ; flatter, make things 
 pleasant. 
 
 iLdj. cunning, crafty, artful ; skilful &c. 698 ; subtle, feline, vulpine : 
 cunning as a -fox, - serpent ; deep, - laid ; profound ; designing, con- 
 triving; intriguing &c. v.; strategic, diplomatic, politic, Machiavelian, 
 time-serving ; artificial ; trick-y, -sy ; wily, sly, insidious, stealthy ; 
 underhand &c. (Jiidden) 528 ; subdoious ; deceitful Szc. 545 ; crooked, 
 arch, pawky, shrewd, acute ; sharp, - as a needle ; canny, astute, 
 leery, knowing, up to snuff", too clever by half, not to be caught with 
 chaff. 
 
 Adv. cunningly &c. adj. ; slily, on the sly, by a side wind. 
 
 Phr. diamond cut diamond. 
 
 Section IV. Antagonism. 
 l". Conditional Antagonism. 
 
 704. Difficulty.— U. difficulty; 
 hardness &c. adj. ; impracticability &c. 
 {impossibility) 471 ; tough -, hard -, 
 uphill- work ; hard -, Herculean -, Au- 
 gean- task ; task of Sisyphus, Sisyphean 
 labour, tough job, teaser, rasper, dead 
 lift. 
 
 dilemma, embarrassment ; perplexity 
 &>c. {uncertainty) 475 ; intricacy ; en- 
 tanglement &c. 59 : cross fire ; awkward- 
 ness, delicacy, ticklish card to play, 
 knot, Gordian Imot, dignus vindice nodus, 
 net, meshes, maze ; coil &c. {convolution) 
 248 ; crooked path. 
 
 nice -, delicate -, subtle -, knotty- 
 point; vexed question, vexata qucBstio, 
 poser; puzzle &c. {riddle) 533; para- 
 dox ; hard -, nut to crack ; bone to pick, 
 crux, pons asinorum, where the shoe 
 pinches. 
 
 nonplus, quandary, strait, pass, pinch, 
 pretty pass, stress, brunt ; critical situ- 
 ation, crisis ; trial, rub, emergency, exi- 
 gency, scramble. 
 
 scrape, hobble, slough, quagmire, hot 
 Avater, hornet's nest; sea -, peck- of 
 troubles ; pretty kettle of fish ; pickle, 
 stew, imbroglio, mess, ado ; false posi- 
 tion ; set fast, stand ; dead -lock, - set ; 
 fix, liorns of a dilemma,cw/ de sac ; hitch ; 
 stumbling block &c. {hindrance) 706. 
 
 V. be -difficult &c. adj. ; run one 
 hard, go against the grain, try one's 
 226 
 
 705. Facility.— w. facility, ease; 
 easiness &c. ad). ; capability ; feasibility 
 &c. {practicability) 470 ; flexibilit}^ pli- 
 ancy, &c. 324; smoothness &c. 25*5. 
 
 plain -, smooth -, straight- sailing; 
 mere child's play, holiday task. 
 
 smooth water, fair wind ; smooth -, 
 royal- road ; clear -coast, - stage ; ta- 
 bula rasa ; full play &c. {freedoui) 748. 
 
 disen-cumbrance, -tanglement: deop- 
 pilation ; permission &c. 760. 
 
 V. be «easy &c. adj. ; go on -, run- 
 smoothly ; have -full play &c. n. ; go -, 
 run- on all fours; obey the helm, work 
 well. 
 
 flow -, swim -, drift -, go- with the- 
 -stream, - tide ; see one's way ; have -it 
 all one's own way, - the game in one's 
 own hands ; waUc over the course, win 
 at a canter ; make -light of, - nothing 
 of, - no bones of; be at home in &c. 
 {skilful) 698, 
 
 render -easy &c. adj.] facilitate, 
 smooth, ease ; popularize ; lighten, - 
 the labour ; free, clear ; dis-encumber, 
 -embarrass, -entangle, -engage ; deob- 
 struct, unclog, extricate, unravel ; untie 
 -, cut- the knot; disburden, unload, 
 exonerate, emancipate, free from, deop- 
 pilate ; humour (fee. {aid) 707 ; lubricate 
 &c. 332: reHeve »fec, 834. 
 
 leave -a hole to creep out of, - a loop- 
 hole, - the matter open ; give -the reins 
 
V. (I.) IT. 
 
 patience, put one out; put to one's 
 -shifts, - wit's end; go hard with -, 
 try- one ; pose, perplex, &c. {uncertain) 
 475 ; bother, nonplus, gravel, bring to a 
 dead lock; be -impossible &c. 47 1; be 
 in the way of &;c. {hinder) 706. 
 
 meet with -, labour under -, get into 
 -, plunge into -, struggle with -, con- 
 tend with -, grapple with- difficulties ; 
 labour under a disadvantage; be -in 
 difficulty &c. adj. 
 
 fish in troubled waters, buffet the 
 waves, swim against the stream, scud 
 under bare poles. 
 
 have -much ado with, - a tard time 
 of it ; come to the -push, - pinch ; bear 
 the brunt. 
 
 A^TAGONISM. 
 
 704—705. 
 
 to, - full play, - full swing ; make way 
 for ; open the -door to, - way ; prepare -, 
 smooth -, clear- the -ground, - way, - 
 path, - road ; pave the way, bridge 
 over ; permit »&;c. 760, 
 
 Adj. easy, facile ; feasible &c. {prac- 
 ticable) 470 ; easily -managed, - accom- 
 plished ; within reach, accessible, easy 
 of access, for the million, open to. 
 
 manageable, wieldy; towardly, trac- 
 table ; submissive ; yielding, ductile ; 
 pliant &c. {soft) 324 ; glib, slippery ; 
 smooth &c. 255; on -fiiction w^heels, - 
 velvet. 
 
 un-, dis-burdened, -encumbered, -em- 
 barrassed ; exonerated ; un-loaded, -ob- 
 structed, -trammelled; unrestrained tSrc. 
 
 grope in the dark, lose one's way, | {free) 748 ; at ease, light. 
 
 at -, quite at- home ; in -one's element, 
 - smooth water. 
 
 Adv. easily &c. adj. • readily, smooth- 
 ly, swummingly, on easy terms, single- 
 handed. 
 
 Plir. touch and ^o. 
 
 weave a tangled web, walk among eggs. 
 
 get into a -scrape &c. n. ; bring a hor- 
 net's nest about one's ears ; be put to 
 one's shifts ; flounder, boggle, struggle ; 
 not know which way to turn &c. {un- 
 ce?'tain) 475 ; perdre son Latin ; stick 
 -at, - in the mud, - fast; come to a 
 -stand, - dead lock ; hold the wolf by 
 the ears. 
 
 render -difficidt &c. adj. ; encumber, embarrass, ravel, entangle ; 
 put a spoke in the wheel &c. {hinder) 706 ; lead a pretty dance. 
 
 Adj. difficult, not easy, hard, tough; trouble-, toil-, irk-some; 
 operose, laborious, onerous, arduous, Herculean, formidable ; sooner -, 
 more easily- said than done ; difficult -, hard- to deal with ; ill-con- 
 ditioned, crabbed ; not -to be bandied with Md gloves, - made with 
 rosewater. 
 
 awkward, unwieldy, unmanageable ; intractable, stubborn, &c. {ob- 
 stinate) 606 ; perverse, refractory, plaguy, trpng, thorny, rugged ; 
 knot-ted, -ty ; invious ; path-, ti-ack-less ; labyrinthine &c. {convo- 
 luted) 248 ; intricate, complicated, &c. {tangled) 59 ; impracticable &c. 
 {impossible) 471 ; not -feasible kc. 470 ; desperate &c. {hopeless) 859. 
 
 embarrassing, perplexing, &c. {uncertain) 475 ; delicate, ticklish, 
 critical ; beset with -, full of -, surrounded by -, entangled by -, 
 encompassed with- difficulties. 
 
 under a difficulty ; iu -difficulty, - hot water, - the suds, - a cleft 
 stick, -a fix, -the WTongbox, - a scrape &c. w., - deep water, - a fine 
 pickle ; in extremis ; between -two stools, - Scylla and Oharybdis ; 
 surrounded by -shoals, - breakers, - quicksands ; at cross purposes : 
 not out of tbe wood. 
 
 reduced to straits; hard -, sorely- pressed; run hard ; pinched, put 
 to it, straitened ; hard -up, - put to it, - set ; put to one's shifts ; 
 puzzled, at a loss, &c. {uncertain) 475 ; at -the end of one's tether, - 
 one's wit's end, - a nonplus, - a standstill; gravelled, nonplussed, 
 stranded, aground ; stuck -, set- fast ; up a tree, at bay, aux abois, 
 driven -into a corner, - from post to pillar, - to extremity, - to one's 
 wits end, - to the wall ; au bout de son Latin ; out of one's depth ; 
 thrown out. 
 
 accomplished with difficulty ; hard-fought, -earned . 
 227 
 
 Q 2 
 
704— 707. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 Y. (I.) IT. 
 
 Adv. witb. -difficulty, - miicli ado ; hardly &c. adj. ; uphill ; against 
 the -stream, - grain ; a rehours ; invitd Minerva ; in tbe teeth of; at -, 
 upon- a pinch ; at long odds. 
 
 Plir. ay there's the rub ; hie labor hoc opiis ; things are come to a 
 pretty pass. 
 
 2°. Active 
 
 706. Hindrance.— M". prevention, 
 preclusion, obstruction, stoppage ; inter- 
 ruption, -ception, -elusion; hindrance, 
 impedition ; retard - ment, -ation ; em- 
 barrassment, oppilation: coarctation, 
 stricture, restriction ; restraint &c. 751 ; 
 inhibition &c. 761 ; blockade &c. {clo- 
 sure) 261. 
 
 inter - ference, -position ; obtrusion ; 
 Jis-couragement, -countenance. 
 
 impediment, let, obstacle, obstruction, 
 knot, knag; check, hitch, contretemps, 
 screw loose, ^rit in the oil. 
 
 bar, stile, carrier ; turn-stile, -pike ; 
 gate, portcullis ; barricade &c. {defence) 
 717 ; wall, dead waU, breakwater, 
 groyne ; bulkhead, block, buffer : stopper 
 &c. 263 ; boom, dam, weir, burrock. 
 
 drawback, objection ; stumbling-block, 
 -stone ; lion in the path ; snag ; snags 
 and sawyers. 
 
 en-, in-cumbrance ; clog, skid, shoe, 
 spoke; drag, - chain, - weight; stay, 
 stop ; preventive, prophylactic ; load, 
 burden, fardel, onus, millstone round 
 one's neck, impedimenta ; dead weight ; 
 lumber, pack ; nightmare, Ephialtes, in- 
 cubus, old man of the sea ; remora. 
 
 difficulty &c. 704 ; insuperable &c. 
 471- obstacle ; estoppel; ill wind; head 
 wind &c. ( opposition ) 708 ; trammel, 
 tether, &c. {means of restraint) 752; 
 hold back, counterpoise; damper, wet 
 blanket, hinderer, marplot, kill-joy, in- 
 terloper ; opponent &c. 710. 
 V. hinder, impede, impedite, embarrass. 
 
 keep -, stave -, ward- off; obviate ; 
 a-, ante-vert ; turn aside, draw off, pre- 
 vent, forefend, nip in the bud ; retard, 
 slacken, check, let ; counter-act, -check; 
 preclude, debar, foreclose, estop ; in- 
 hibit &c. 761 ; shackle &c. {restrain) 
 751 ; restrict. 
 
 obstruct, stop, stay, bar, bolt, lock ; 
 block, - up ; belay, barricade ; block -, 
 stop- the way ; dam up &c. {close) 261 ; 
 put on the -break &c. n. ; scotch -, 
 lock -, put a spoke in- the wheel ; put 
 a stop to <fcc. 142 ; traverse, contravene ; 
 228 
 
 Antagonism. 
 
 707. Aid. — N". aid, -ance; assist- 
 ance, help, opitulation, succour ; support, 
 lift, advance, furtherance, promotion ; 
 coadjuvancy &c. {cooperation) 709. 
 
 patronage, championship, countenance, 
 favour, interest, advocacy. 
 
 sustentation, subvention, alimentation, 
 nutrition, nourishment ; manna in the 
 wilderness; food &c. 298; means &C.632. 
 
 ministr-y, -ation ; subministration ; ac- 
 commodation. 
 
 relief, rescue ; help at a dead lift ; 
 supernatural aid ; deus ex maehind. 
 
 supplies, reinforcements, succours, 
 contingents, recruits; support &c. {physi- 
 cal) 215 ; adjunct, ally, &c. {helper) yii. 
 
 V. aid, assist, help, succour, lend one's 
 aid ; come to the -aid &c. n.- of; con- 
 tribute, subscribe to ; bring -, give -, 
 furnish -, afford -, supply- -aid &c. n. ; 
 give -, stretch -, lend -, bear -, hold 
 out- a -hand, - helping hand ; give one 
 a -lift, - cast, - turn ; take -by the hand, 
 - in tow ; help a lame dog over a stile, 
 lend wings to. 
 
 relieve, rescue ; set -up, - agoing, - 
 on ones legs ; bear -, pull- through ; 
 give new life to, be the making of ; re- 
 inforce, recruit ; set -, put -, push- 
 forward ; give -a lift, - a shove, - an 
 impulse- to ; promote, further, forward, 
 advance ; speed, expedite, quicken, 
 hasten. 
 
 support, sustain, uphold, prop, hold 
 up, bolster. 
 
 cradle, nourish ; nurture, nurse, dry 
 nurse, suckle, put out to nurse ; manure, 
 cultivate ; foster, cherish, foment ; feed 
 -, fan- the flame. 
 
 serve ; do service to, tender to, pander 
 to ; ad-, sub-, minister to ; tend, attend, 
 wait on ; take care of &c. 459 ; enter- 
 tain ; smooth the bed of death. 
 
 oblige, accommodate, consult the 
 wishes of; humour, cheer, encourage. 
 
 second, stand by ; back, - up; pay the 
 piper, abet; work -, make interest -, 
 stick up -, take up the cudgels- for ; 
 take up -, espouse -, adopt- the cause 
 
y. (I.) IV. 
 
 ANTAGONISM. 
 
 706—709. 
 
 inter-rupt, -cept ; oppose &c. 708 ; hedge | of; advocate, beat up for recruits, press 
 
 -in, - round ; cut oli"; interclude 
 
 inter-pose, -fere, -meddle &c. 682. 
 
 cramp, hamper; clog, - the wheels 
 cumber ; en-, in-cumber 
 choke ; saddle -, load- with ; over-load, 
 lay ; lumber, trammel, tie one's hands, 
 put to inconvenience ; in-, dis-commode ; 
 discompose ; hustle, drive into a corner. 
 
 run -, fall- foul of ; cross the path of, 
 break in upon. 
 
 thwart, frustrate, disconcert, balk, foil, 
 bafSe, snub, override, circumvent; de- 
 feat &c. 731; spike guns &c. (render 
 
 into the service ; squire, give moral sup- 
 port to, keep in countenance, counte- 
 nance, patronize ; lend -oneself, - one's 
 handicap ; I countenance- to ; smile -, shine- upim ; 
 favour, befriend, take in hand, enlist 
 under the banners of; side with &c. 
 
 {cooperate) yog, 
 
 be of use to ; subserve &c. (insti'w- 
 ment) 63 1 ; benefit &c. 648 ; render a 
 service kc. {utility) 644; conduce &c. 
 {terul) 176, 
 
 Adj. aiding &c. v. ; auxiliary, ad- 
 juvant, helpful; coadjuvant &c. 709; 
 useless) 645 ; spoil, mar, clip the wings : subservient, ministrant, ancillary, acces- 
 
 of; cripple &c. {injure) 659; put an 
 extinguisher on; damp; dishearten &c. 
 (dissuade) 616 ; discountenance, throw 
 cold water on, spoil sport ; lay -, throw- 
 a wet blanket on ; cut the ground from 
 under one, take the wind out of one's 
 sails, undermine; be -, stand- in the 
 way of ; act as a drag ; hang like a mill- 
 stone round one's neck. 
 
 Adj. hindering &c. v. ; obstv-uctive, 
 -uent; impedi-tive, -ent; intercipient ; 
 prophylactic &c. (remedial) 662. 
 
 in the way of, unfavourable ; onerous, 
 burdensome; cumb-rous, -ersome; ob- 
 trusive. 
 
 hindered Sec. v. ; wind-bound, water-logged, heavy laden ; bard 
 pressed. 
 
 unassisted S:c. (see asi^ist Sec. 707) ; single-handed, alone ; deserted 
 Sec. 624. 
 
 sory, subsidiar}'. 
 
 at one's beck ; friendly, amicable, 
 favourable, propitious, Avell - disposed ; 
 neighbourly; obliging &c. (benevolent) 
 906. 
 
 Adv. witli -, by- -the aid &c. n.- of; 
 on -, in- behalf of ; in -aid, - the ser- 
 vice, - the name, - favour, - further- 
 ance- of; on account of; for the sake of, 
 on tlie part of; non obstante. 
 
 Int. help ! save us I to the rescue ! 
 
 708. Opposition. — it. opposi- 
 tion, antagonism ; oppug-nancy, -nation ; 
 impugnatiou ; contravention : counter- 
 action &c. 1 79 ; counterplot, 
 
 cross-tire, under-current, head-wind. 
 
 clashing, collision, conflict. 
 
 competition, two of a trade, rivalry, 
 emulation, race. 
 
 absence of -aid &c. 707 ; resistance 
 i^c. 719; restraint &c. 751; hindrance 
 Sec. 706. 
 
 V. oppose, counteract, run counter 
 to ; withstand &c. {resist) 719; control 
 Sec. (restrain) 751; hinder Sec. 706: 
 antagonize, oppugn, fly in the face of, go 
 dead against, kick against, fall foul of ; 
 set -, pit- against ; face, confront, cope 
 with ; make a -stand, - dead set- against ; 
 set -oneself, - one's face- against ; pro- 
 test -, vote -, raise one's voice- against : 
 disfavour, turn one's back upon; set at 
 
 1 709. Cooperation. — x. coopera- 
 tion ; coadju-vancy, -tancy ; coagency, 
 coefficiency ; concert, concurrence, com- 
 plicity, participation ; union &c. 43 ; 
 combination &c. 48 ; collusion. 
 
 association, alliance, colleagueship, 
 jointstock, copartnership ; confederation 
 Sec. (parti/) 712; coalition, fusion; a 
 long pull a strong pull and a pull all 
 together ; log-rolling, freemasonry. 
 
 unanimity Sec. (assent) 488 ; esptnt de 
 corps, party spirit ; clan-, partisan-ship ; 
 concord &c. 714. 
 
 V. cooperate, concur ; conduce &c. 
 I 178; combine, unite one's efforts; keepj 
 i -, draw -, pull -, club -, hang -, hold -, 
 j league -, band -, be banded- together ; 
 I stand -, put- shoulder to shoulder ; act 
 I in concert, join forces, fraternize, cling 
 I to one another, conspire, concert^ lay 
 i one's heads together ; confederate, be in 
 
 229 
 
708—712. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) IV. 
 
 naught, slap in the face, slam the door 
 in one's face. 
 
 be -, play- at cross purposes j counter- 
 work, -mine ; thwart, overthwart. 
 
 stem, breast, encounter; stem-,breast- 
 the -tide, - current, - flood ; buifet the 
 waves ; beat up -, make head- against ; 
 grapple with ; kick against the pricks 
 Sec. {7'esist) 719; contend &c. 720 -, do 
 
 league with; collude, understand one 
 another, play into the hands of, hunt in 
 couples. 
 
 side -, take side -, go along -, go 
 hand in hand -, join hands -, make 
 common cause -, strike in -, unite -, 
 join -, mix oneself up -, take part -, 
 cast in one's lot- with ; join -, enter 
 into- partnership with ; rally round, 
 follow the lead of ; come to, pass over 
 
 battle &c. (wai'fai'e) 722- -with, - against 
 
 contra-diet, -vene ; belie ; go -, run -, 
 beat -, militate- against ; come in con- 
 flict with. 
 
 emulate &c. {compete) 720; rival, 
 spoil one's trade. 
 
 Adj. oppos-ing, -ed, &c. v, ; adverse, 
 antagonistic; contrary &c. 14; at vari- 
 ance &c. 24 ; at issue, at war with. 
 
 un-favourable, -friendly ; hostile, in- 
 imical, cross, unpropitious. 
 
 in hostile array, front to front, with 
 crossed bayonets, at daggers drawn ; up 
 in arms ; resistant &c, 719. 
 
 competitive, emulous. 
 
 Adv. against, versus, counter to, in 
 .conflict with, at cross purposes. 
 
 against the -grain, - current, - stream, 
 
 - Aviud, - tide ; with a head-wind ; with | 
 the wind -ahead, - in one's teeth. I 
 
 in spite, in despite, in defiance ; in the -way, - teeth, - face- of ; 
 across ; a-, over-thwart ; where the shoe pinches ; in spite of one's 
 teeth. 
 
 though &c. 30 ; even ; quand meme ; 2?er contra. 
 
 Phr. nitor in advei'sum. 
 
 to, come into the views of; be -, row 
 sail- in the same boat ; sail on the same 
 tack. 
 
 be a party to, lend oneself to ; par- 
 ticipate ; have a -hand in, - finger in the 
 pie ; take -, bear- part in ; second &c. 
 {aid) joy ; take the part of, play the 
 game of ; espouse a -cause, - quarrel. 
 
 Adj. cooperating &c, v. ; in -coopera- 
 tion &c. n.,- league &c. {party) 712; 
 coadju-vaut, -tant. 
 
 favourable &c. 707- to; un-opposed 
 &c. 708. 
 
 Adv. as one man &c. {unanimously) 
 488 ; shoulder to shoulder. 
 
 710. Opponent. — KT. opponent, 
 antagonist, adversary ; adverse party, 
 opposition; enemy &c. 891; assailant. 
 
 oppositionist, obstructive ; brawler, 
 wrangler, brangler, disputant. 
 
 malcontent ; Jacobin, Fenian ; dema- 
 gogue, reactionist. 
 
 rival, competitor. 
 
 711. Auxiliary. — u. auxiliary; 
 
 recruit ; assistant ; adju-vant, -tant ; 
 adjunct ; help, -er, -mate, -ing hand ; 
 midwife ; colleague, partner, mate, coii- 
 /m*e, CO operator ; coadju-tor,-trix; col- 
 laborator. 
 
 ally ; friend &c. 890, confidant, Jidus 
 Achates, pal, alter ego. 
 
 confederate ; ac-, complice ; acces- 
 sory, - after the fact; particeps cri- 
 minis. 
 aide-de-camp, secretary, clerk, associate, marshal ; right-hand ; can- 
 dle-, bottle-holder; liand-maid; servant &c. 746; puppet, cat's-paw, 
 jackal ; tool, dme damnee ; satellite, adherent. 
 
 votary ; secta-rian, -ry ; seconder, backer, upholder, abettor, advo- 
 cate, partisan, champion, patron, friend at court, mediator, 
 
 friend in need. Jack at a pinch, deus ex machind, guardian angel, 
 tutelary genius. 
 
 712. Party. — W. party, faction, side, denomination, communion, 
 set, crew, band, horde, posse, phalanx; family, clan, &c. 166. 
 230 
 
V. (I.) IV. 
 
 ANTAGONISM. 
 
 712—71*. 
 
 community, body, fellowship, sodality, solidarity ; con-, fraternity ; 
 brotlier-, sister-hood. 
 
 knot, gang, clique, ring, circle ; coterie^ club, casino. 
 
 corporation, corporate body, guild ; establishment, company ; co-, 
 partnership •, firm, house ; joint concern, joint-stock company. 
 
 society, association ; instit-ute, -ution ; union ; trade-union ; league, 
 syndicate, alliance, Verein, Bund, Zollverein, combination ; league -, 
 alliance- offensive and defensive ; coalition ; federation ; confedera-tion, 
 -cy; junto, cabal, camarilla, camorra, brigue; freemasonry; party spirit 
 &c. {cooperation) yog. 
 
 staff; dramatis jyersonce. 
 
 V. unite, join ; club together &c. {cooperate) 709; cement -, form- a 
 party &c. n. ; associate &c. (assemble) 72. 
 
 Adj. in -league, - partnership, - alliance &c. n. 
 
 bonded -, banded -, linked &c. {joined) 43- together ; embattled ; 
 confederated, federative, joint. 
 
 Adv. hand in hand, side by side, shoulder to shoulder, en masse, in the 
 same boat. 
 
 713. Discord. — X. disagreement 
 &c. 24; dis-cord, -accord, -sidencC; -so- 
 nance ; jar, clash, shock ; jarring, jost- 
 ling kc. V. ; screw loose. 
 
 variance, difference, dissension, mis- 
 understanding, cross pm'poses, odds. 
 brouillerie; division, split, rupture, dis- 
 ruption, division in the camp, house di- 
 vided against itself, disunion, breach ; 
 schism &c. {dissent) 489; feud, faction. 
 
 quarrel, dispute, tiff, tracasserie, squab- 
 ble, altercation, words, high words; 
 wrangling kc. v. ; jangle, brabble, cross 
 questions and crooked answers, snip- 
 snap ; family jars. 
 
 polemics ; litigation : strife &c. {con- 
 tention) 720; warfare kc. 722; outbreak, 
 open rupture, declaration of war. 
 
 broil, brawl, row, racket, hubbub, 
 rixation ; embroilment, embranglement, 
 imbroglio, fracas, breach of the peace, 
 piece of work, scrimmage, rumpus ; 
 breeze, squall; riot, disturbance, &c. 
 {disorder) 59; commotion kc. {agita- 
 tion) 315; bear garden, Donnybrook 
 Fair. 
 
 subject of dispute, ground of quarrel, 
 battle ground, disputed point ; bone -of 
 contention, - to pick ; apple of dis- 
 cord, casus belli] question at issue kc. 
 {subject of inquiry) 461 ; vexed question, 
 ve.vata qucestio, brand of discord. 
 
 troublous times; cat-and-dog life; 
 contentiousness &c. adj.\ enmity kc. 
 889 ; hate &c. 898 ; Kilkenny cats ; dis- 
 putant kc. 710; strange bedfellows. 
 
 V. be -discordant kc. adj. ; disagree, 
 come amiss &c. 24; clash, jar, jostle, 
 
 714. Concord.— XT. concord, ac- 
 cord, harmony, symphony; agreement 
 &c. 23; sympathy &c. (fore) 897; re- 
 sponse ; union, unison, unity ; bonds of 
 
 : harmony; peace &c. 721 ; unanimity &c. 
 (assent) 488; league &c. 712; happy 
 family. 
 
 rapprochement; reunion; amity &c. 
 
 ' {friemlship) 888; alliance, entente cor- 
 diale, good understanding, conciliation, 
 
 j peacemaker. 
 
 j . _V. agree &c. 23; accord, harmonize 
 
 I with ; fraternize ; be -concordant &c. 
 
 j adj. ; go hand in hand ; run parallel &c. 
 
 I {concur) 178; understand one another; 
 
 I pull together &c. {cooperate) 709 ; put up 
 
 , one's horses together, sing in chorus, 
 side -, sympathize -, go -, chime in -, 
 
 I fall in- with; come round; be pacilled 
 
 I kc. 723; assent &C. 488; enter into the 
 
 ; -ideas, - feelings- of; reciprocate. 
 
 I hurler avec les loups; go -, swim- 
 with the stream. 
 
 j keep in good humour, render accor- 
 
 1 dant, put in tune; come to an under- 
 
 I standing, meet half-way; keep the -, 
 
 I remain at- peace. 
 
 I Adj. concordant, congenial; agreeing 
 
 j &c. V. ; in- accord &c. w. ; harmonious, 
 
 I united, cemented ; banded together &c. 
 
 j 712; allied; friendly &c. 888; frater- 
 
 I nal ; conciliatory ; at one with ; of one 
 
 j mind kc. {assent) 488. 
 
 I at peace, in still water ; tranquil &c. 
 
 I {pacijic) 721. 
 
 I Adv. with one voice kc. (assent) 488 ; 
 
 i in concert with, hand in hand ; on one's 
 
 I side. 
 
 231 
 
713—717. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) IV. 
 
 pull different ways, conflict, have no measures with, misunderstand 
 one another; live like cat and dog-; differ; dissent &c. 489; have a 
 -bone to pick, - crow to pluck- with. 
 
 fall out, quarrel, dispute; litigate; controvert &c. {deny) 536; 
 squabble, wrangle, jangle, brangle, bicker, nag; spar &c. {contend) 
 720; have -words &c. n. with; fall foul of. 
 
 split ; break -, break squares -, part company- with ; declare war, 
 try conclusions; join -, put in- issue; pick a quarrel, fasten a quarrel 
 on; sow -, stir up- -dissension kc. ??.; embroil, entangle, disunite, 
 widen the breach ; set -at odds, - together by the ears ; set -, pit- 
 against. 
 
 get into hot water, fish in troubled waters, brawl ; kick up a -row, 
 - dust; turn the house out of window. 
 
 Adj. discordant; disagreeing &c, v.\ out of tune, ajar, on bad 
 tenns ; dissentient &c. 489 ; un-reconciled, -pacified. 
 
 quarrelsome, unpacific ; gladiatorial, controversial, polemic, disputa- 
 tious ; factious ; liti-gious, -gant ; pettifogging. 
 
 at odds, at loggerheads, at daggers drawn, at variance, at issue, at 
 cross purposes, at sixes and sevens, at feud, at high words ; up in arms, 
 together by the ears, in hot water, embroiled. 
 
 torn, disunited. 
 
 Phr. quot homines tot sentenfics; no love lost between them, 7ion 
 nostrum tantas coinponere lites. 
 
 715. Defiance. — W. defiance; daring kc. v.; challenge, cartel} 
 threat &c. 909 ; war-cry, -whoop. 
 
 V. defy, dare, beard; brave &c. {courage') 861; bid defiance to; set 
 at -defiance, - naught ; hurl defiance at ; dance the war dance ; snap 
 the fingers at, laugh to scorn ; disobey &c. 742. 
 
 show -fight, - one's teeth, - a bold front ; bluster, look big, stand 
 akimbo ; double -, shake- the fist ; threaten &c. 909. 
 
 challenge, call out; throw -, fling- down the -gauntlet, - gage, - 
 glove. 
 
 Adj. defiant; defying &c. v. ; with arms akimbo. 
 
 Adv. in -defiance, - the teeth- of; under one's very no^e. 
 
 Int. do your worst ! come if you dare ! come on ! marry come up ! 
 hoity toity ! 
 
 Plir. noli me tamjere ; nemo me impune lacessit. 
 
 716. Attack. — U". attack; assault, 
 - and battery ; onset, onslaught, charge. 
 
 ajrirression, offence ; incursion, inroad, 
 invasion; irruption; outbreali ; estra- 
 2)ade, ruade ; coup de main, sally, sortie, 
 camisade, raid, foray ; run -at, - agaiust ; 
 dead set at. 
 
 storm, -ing ; boarding, escalade ; siege, 
 investment, obsession, bombardment, 
 cannonade. 
 
 fire, volley ; platoon -, file- fire ; fusil- 
 
 717. Defence. — W. defence, pro- 
 tection, guard, ward ; shielding &c. v. ; 
 propugnation ; preservation &c. 670 ;. 
 guardianship. 
 
 self-defence, -preservation ; resistance 
 &c. 719. 
 
 safeguard kc. {safety) 664 ; screen kc. 
 {shelter) 666, {concealmem") 530; fortifi- 
 cation ; muni-tion, -nient ; bulwark^ 
 fosse, moat, ditch, intrenchment ; dike, 
 dyke ; parapet, sunk fence, embankment^ 
 
 lade ; sharp-shooting, broadside ; raking mound, mole, bank ; earth-, field-work ;, 
 
 -, cross- tire ; volley of grapeshot, feu 
 d'enfer. 
 
 cut, thrust, lunge, pass, passado, 
 carte and tierce, home thrust ; coup 
 de bee, kick, punch, »S:c. {impulse) 
 276. 
 
 battue, razzia. Jacquerie, dragonnade ; 
 devastation &c. 162. 
 
 232 
 
 fence, wall, dead wall, contravallatit 
 paling &c. (inclosure) 232; palisade, 
 hah.i, stockade, stoccado ; bar)i-er,-cade j 
 boom ; portcullis, chevaux dc frise ; aba-» 
 abat-, abba-tis ; vallum, circumvallation,, 
 battlement, rampart, scarp; e-, counter- 
 scarp ; glacis, casemate. 
 
 buttress, abutment; shore i^c. {siij}porf') 
 215. 
 
V. (I.) lY. ANTAGONISM. 
 
 assailaDt, aggressor, invader. 
 
 base of operations, point of attack. 
 
 V. attack, assault, assail ; set -, fall- 
 upon ; charge, impugn, break a lance 
 with, enter the lists. 
 
 assume -, take- the offensive ; be -, 
 become- the aggressor; strike the first 
 blow, throw the first stone at; lift a 
 baud -, draw the sword- against; take 
 up the cudgels ; advance -, march- 
 against; march upon, invade, harry; 
 come on, show fight. 
 
 strike at, poke at, thrust at ; aim -, 
 deal- a blow at ; give -, fetch- one a 
 -blow, - kick ; have a -cut, - shot, - 
 fling, - shy- at ; be down -, pounce- upon; 
 fiiU foul of, pitch into, launch out against; 
 bait, slap on the face ; make a -thrust, 
 - pass, - set, - dead set- at ; bear down 
 upon. 
 
 close with, come to close quarters, 
 bring to bay. 
 
 ride full tilt against : let fly at, dash 
 at, run a tilt at, rush at, tilt at, run at, 
 lly at, hawk at, have at, let out at ; make 
 {I -dash, - rush at ; attack tooth and nail ; 
 strike home ; drive -, press- one hard ; 
 be hard upon, run down, strike at the 
 root of. 
 
 lay about one, run a muck. 
 
 fire -upon, - at, - a shot at : shoot at, 
 pop at, level at, let ofi' a gun at ; open 
 fire, pepper, bombard, shell, pour a broad- 
 side into ; fire 
 spring a mine. 
 
 throw -a stone, 
 
 7X6—719. 
 
 hurl 
 
 - stones- at : stone, 
 -at, - against, - at 
 
 lapidate, pelt , 
 the head of. 
 
 beset, besiege, beleaguer ; lay siege to. 
 Invest, open the trenches, plant a battery, 
 sap, mine ; storm, board, scale the waifs. 
 
 cut and thrust, bayonet, butt ; kick, 
 strike, &c. {impulse) 276; whip &c. 
 {punish) 972. 
 
 Adj. attacking &c. v. 
 offensive, obsidional. 
 
 up in arms. 
 
 Adv. on the offensive. 
 
 Int. ' up and at them !' 
 
 aorofressive. 
 
 breastwork, banquette, curtain, mant- 
 let, bastion, redan, ravelin ; advanced -, 
 horn -, out- work ; barb-acan, -ican ; re- 
 doubt ; fort-elage, -alice ; lines. 
 
 loop-hole, machicolation ; sally-port. 
 
 hold, stronghold, fastness ; asylum 
 &c. (refuge) 666 ; keep, donjon, fortress, 
 citadel , capitol, castle ; tower, - of 
 strength ; fort, barracoon, pah, sconce, 
 martello tower, peel-house, block-house, 
 rath ; wooden walls. 
 
 buffer, corner-stone, fender, apron, 
 mask, gauntlet, thimble, carapace, arm- 
 our, shield, buckler, aegis, breastplate, 
 cuirass, habergeon, mail, coat of mail, 
 brigandire, hauberk, lorication, helmet, 
 helm, bassinet, salade, heaume, morion, 
 murrion, armet, cabcset, vizor, casquetel, 
 siege-cap, head-piece,casque,^z<?A;W/««M6e, 
 csako ; shako kc. (dress) 225 ; bearskin; 
 panoply ; truncheon Sec. (iccapon) 727. 
 
 garrison, picket, piquet; defender, 
 protector ; guardian &c. (safety) 664 ; 
 body guard, champion ; knight-errant, 
 Paladin : propugner. 
 
 V. defend, forfend, fend; shield, screen, 
 shroud ; fence round &c. (circumsci-ihe) 
 229 ; fence, intrench ; guard &c. (keep 
 safe) 664 ; guard against ; take care of 
 kc. (vi(/ilance) 459 ; bear harmless ; keep 
 -, ward -, beat- oft'; hinder &c. 706. 
 
 parry, repel, propugn, put to flight ; 
 give a warm reception to [ironical] ; 
 hold -, keep- at -bay, - arm's length. 
 
 stand -, act- on the defensive ; show 
 fight; maintain -, stand- one's ground; 
 stand by ; hold one's own ; bear -, stand- 
 the brimt ; fall back upon, hold, stand in 
 the gap. 
 
 Adj. defending &-c. v.; defensive; 
 mural ; armed, - at all points, - cap-a- 
 pie, - to the teeth ; panoplied ; iron- 
 plated, -clad; loop-holed, castellated, 
 machicolated, casemated ; defended &c, 
 V. ; proof against. 
 
 Adv. defensively ; on the -defence, - 
 defensive ; in defence ; at bay, pro aris 
 et foeis. 
 
 Int. no surrender! 
 
 Plir. defence not defiance. 
 
 718. Retaliation.— zr. retalia- 
 tion, reprisa'', retort; counter-stroke, 
 -blast, -plot, -project; retribution, lex 
 talionis; reciprocation &c. (7'eciprocity) 
 12. 
 
 tit for tat, give and take, blow for 
 
 719. Resistance. — w. resist- 
 ance, stand, front, oppugnation ; opposi- 
 tion &c. 708 ; renitence, reluctation, 
 recalcitration ; kicking &c. v. 
 
 repulse, rebuflf. 
 
 insurrection &c. (disobedience) 742 ; 
 233 
 
718—721. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) IV. 
 
 blow, quid pro quo, a liowland for an 
 Oliver, measure for measure, diamond 
 cut diamond, the biter bit, a game at 
 which two can play. 
 
 recrimination &c. (accusation) 938 ; 
 revenge &c. 919; compensation &c. 30; 
 reaction &c. (recoil) 277. 
 
 V. retaliate, retort, turn upon ; pay 
 -off, - back ; pay in -one's own, - the 
 same- coin; cap; reciprocate &c. 148; 
 turn the tables upon, return the compli- 
 ment ; give -a quid pro quo &c. n., - as 
 much as one takes ; give and take, ex- 
 change fisticuffs ; be -quits, - even- with ; 
 pay off old scores. 
 
 serve one right, be hoist on one's own 
 petard, throw a stone in one s own garden, 
 catch a Tartar. 
 
 Adj. retaliating &c. v. ; retalia-tory, 
 -tive. 
 
 Adv. in retaliation ; en revanche. 
 
 Pbr. mutato no7nine de tefahula nar- 
 ratur ; jjar pari refero ; tu quoque ; you're 
 
 another; suo sibi gladio huncjugulo. 
 
 strike ; turn -, lock -, barring- out ; 
 levee en masse, Jacquerie ; riot &c. (dis- 
 order) 59. 
 
 V. resist; not -submit Sec. 725 ; re- 
 pugn, reluctate, withstand ; stand up -, 
 strive -, bear up -, be proof -, make 
 head- against; stand, - firm, - one's 
 ground, - the brunt of, - out ; hold -one's 
 ground, - one's own, - out. 
 
 breast the 
 
 current ; stem the 
 
 -tide, - torrent ; face, confront, grapple 
 with ; show a bold front &c. (courar/e) 
 861 ; present a front ; make a -, take 
 one's- stand. 
 
 kick, - against; recalcitrate, kick 
 against the pricks ; oppose &c. 708 ; fly 
 in the face of ; lift the hand against &c. 
 (attach) 716; rise up in arms &c. (war) 
 722 ; strike, turn out ; draw up a round 
 robin &c. (remonstrate) 932 ; revolt &c. 
 (disobey) 742 ; make a riot. 
 
 prendre le mors aux dents ; take the bit 
 between the teeth ; sell one's life dearly, 
 die hard, keep at bay ; repel, repulse. 
 
 Adj. resisting &c. v. ; resist-ive, -ant ; 
 refractory &c. (disobedient) 742; re- 
 calcitrant, -nitent, -pulsive, -pellaut ; up in arms. 
 
 proof against; unconquerable &c. (strong) 159; stubborn, uncon- 
 quered ; indomitable &c. (persevering) 6o4« ; unyielding &c. (obsti- 
 nate) 606. 
 
 Int. hands off ! keep off ! 
 
 720. Contention. — ir. conten- 
 tion, strife ; contest, -ation ; struggle ; 
 belligerency ; opposition &c. 708. 
 
 controversy, polemics ; debate &c. 
 ( discussion) 476 ; war of words, logo- 
 machy, litigation ; paper war ; high 
 words &c. (quarrel) 713 ; sparring &c. v. 
 
 competition, rivalry ; corrival-ry,-ship ; 
 agonism, concours, match, race, horse- 
 racing, heat, steeple-chase, handicap ; 
 regatta ; field-day ; sham fight, Derby 
 day; turf, sporting, bull- fight, tauro- 
 machy. 
 
 wrestling, pugilism, boxing, fisticuffs, 
 spar, mill, set-to, round, bout, event; 
 prize-fighting ; quarter-staff, single stick ; 
 gladiatorship, gymnastics ; athletic-s, - sports ; games of skill &c. 840. 
 
 shindy ; fracas &c. (discord) 713; clash of arms ; tussle, scuffle, 
 broil, fray ; aft'ray, -ment ; velitation ; col-, luctation ; brabble, brigue, 
 scramble, melee, scrimmage, bush-fighting. 
 
 free -, stand up -, hand to hand -, running- fight. 
 
 conflict, skirmish ; ren-, en-counter ; rencontre, collision, affair, 
 brush, fight ; battle, - royal ; combat, action, engagement, joust, tour- 
 nament; tilt, -ing; tournay, list; pitched battle. 
 234 
 
 721. Peace. — w. peace; amity 
 &c. (friendshipt) 888 ; harmony &c. (con- 
 cord) 714; tranquillity &c, (quiescence) 
 265 ; truce &c. (^pacification) 723; pipe 
 -, calumet- of peace. 
 
 piping time of peace, quiet life ; neu- 
 trality. 
 
 v. be at peace ; keep the peace &c. 
 (concord) ji/\.; make peace &c. 723. 
 
 Adj. pacific ; peace-able, -ful ; calm, 
 tranquil, untroubled, halcyon ; bloodless. 
 
 Phr. the storm blown over ; the lion 
 lies down with the lamb. 
 
"V. (I.) IV. 
 
 ANTAGONISM. 
 
 720—723. 
 
 death-stniggle, strugg-le for life or death, Armageddon ; hard knocks, 
 sharp contest, tug of war. 
 
 naval engagement, nnumachia, sea-fight. 
 
 duel, -lo ; single combat, monomachy, satisfaction, passage (Tarmes, 
 passage of arms, affair of honour; triangular duel; hostile meeting, 
 digladiation ; appeal to arms &c. {warfare) 722. 
 
 deeds -, feats- of arms ; pugnacity ; combativeness &c. adj. ; bone of 
 contention &c. 713. 
 
 V. contend ; contest, strive, struggle, scramble, wrestle ; spar, 
 square; exchange -blows, - fisticuffs; fib, justle, tussle, tilt, box, 
 stave, fence ; skirmish; fight &c. {icar) 722 ; wrangle &c. {quarrel) 713. 
 
 contend &c. -, grapple -, engage -, close -, buckle -, bandy -, try 
 conclusions -, have a brush &c. n. -, tilt- with ; encounter, fall foul 
 of, pitch into, clapperclaw, run a tilt at ; oppose kc. 708 ; reluct. 
 
 join issue, come to blows, go to loggerheads, set to, come to the 
 sci-atch, exchange shots, measure swords, meet hand to hand ; take up 
 the -cudgels, - glove, - gauntlet ; enter the lists ; couch one's lance ; 
 give satisfaction; appeal to arms &c. {warfare) 722. 
 
 lay about one ; break the peace. 
 
 compete -,cope -, vie -, race- with; outvie, emulate, rival ; run a race ; 
 contend &c. -, stipulate -, stickle- for; insist upon, make a point of. 
 
 Adj. contending &c. v. ; together by the ears, at loggerheads, at war, 
 at issue. 
 
 competitive, rival ; belligerent ; contentious, combative, bellicose, 
 unpeaceful ; warlike &c. 722 ; quarrelsome &c. 901 ; pugnacious ; 
 pugilistic, gladiatorial ; palestric, -al. 
 
 Phr. a verbis ad verhera ; a word and a blow. 
 
 722. Warfare. — M". warfare; 
 fighting See. V. ; hostilities ; war, arms, 
 the sword ; Mai-s, Bellona, grim visaged 
 war, horrida helln. 
 
 appeal to -arms, - the sword ; ordeal 
 -, wager- of battle ; ultwia ratio regum, 
 arbitrament of the sword. 
 
 battle array, campaign, crusade, ex- 
 pedition ; mobilization ; state of siege ; 
 battle-field kc. {arena) 728. 
 
 art of war, tactics, strategy, castra- 
 metation ; general-, soldier-ship ; mili- 
 tary evolutions, ballistics, gunnery ; 
 chivalry ; gunpowder, shot. 
 
 battle, tug of war, Szc. {contention) 
 720 ; service, campaigning, active ser- 
 vice, tented field ; fire-cross, trumpet, 
 clarion, bugle, pibroch, slogan ; war- 
 cry, -whoop; battle cry, beat of drum, 
 rappel, tom-tom ; calumet of war ; word 
 of command ; pass-, watch- word. 
 
 war to the -death, - knife ; guerj-e a 
 -mort, - outrance ; open -, internecine -, 
 civil- war. 
 
 V. arm ; raise -, mobilize- troops ; 
 raise up in arms; take up the cudgels 
 &c. 720 ; take up -, fly to -, appeal to- 
 -arms, - the sword ; draw -, unsheathe- 
 
 723. Pacification.— JT. pacifica- 
 tion, conciliation ; reconcil-iation,-ement; 
 shaking of hands, accommodation, ar- 
 rangement, adjustment; terms, compro- 
 mise ; amnesty, deed of release. 
 
 peace - offering ; olive - branch ; calu- 
 met -, preliminaiies- of peace. 
 
 trace, armistice ; suspension of -arms, 
 - hostilities ; breathing-time ; conven- 
 tion ; flag of truce, white flag, parlemen- 
 taire, cai'tel. 
 
 hollow truce, pax in hello ; drawn 
 i battle. 
 
 V. pacify, tranquillize, compose ; 
 allay Sec. {moderate) 174; reconcile, 
 propitiate, placate, conciliate, meet half- 
 ! way, hold out the olive-branch, heal 
 the breach, make peace, restore harmony, 
 bring to terms. 
 
 -matters, - differences ; set straight ; 
 make up a quarrel, tantas componei'e lites ; 
 come to -an understanding, - terms ; 
 bridge over, hush up ; make -it, - mat- 
 ters- up ; shake hands. 
 
 raise a siege ; put up -, sheathe- the 
 sw^ord ; bury the hatchet, lay down one's 
 arms, turn swords into ploughshares; 
 235 
 
7:22—725. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (1.) IV. 
 
 smoke the calumet of peace, close the 
 temple of Janus ; keep the peace &c. 
 (concord) 714; he -pacified &c. ; come 
 round. 
 
 Adj. conciliatory; composing &c. v.i 
 pacified &c. v. 
 
 Plir. requiescat in pace. 
 
 the sword; dig up the hatchet; go to -, 
 declare -, wage -, let slip the dogs of- 
 war ; cry havoc ; kindle -, light- the 
 torch of war ; raise -one's banner, - the 
 fire-cross ; hoist the black flag ; throw -, 
 fling- away the scabbard; enrol, enlist ; 
 take the field ; take the law into one's 
 own hands ; do -, give -, join -, engage 
 in -, go to- battle ; flesh one's sword ; 
 set to, fall to, engage, measure swords 
 
 with, draw the trigger, cross swords ; come to -blows, - close quar- 
 ters ; fight ; combat; contend &c. 720; battle -, break a lance- with. 
 
 serve ; see -, be on- -service, - active service ; campaign ; wield the 
 sword, shoulder a musket, smell powder, be under the fire ; spill -, 
 imbrue the hands in- blood. 
 
 carry on -war, - hostilities ; keep the field ; fight the good fight ; 
 fight -it out, - like devils, - one's way, - hand to hand ; sell one's life 
 dearly. 
 
 Adj. conten-ding, -tious, &c. 720 ; armed, - to the teeth, - cap-a-pie ; 
 sword in hand ; in -, und^^r -, up in- arms ; at war with ; bristling with 
 arms ; in -battle array, - open arms, - the field ; embattled. 
 
 unpacific, uupeaceful -, belligerent, combative, armigerous, bellicose, 
 martial, warlike ; mili-tary, -tant ; soldier-like, -ly ; chivalrous ; 
 strategical, internecine. 
 
 Adv. fiagrante hello, in the -thick of the fray, - cannon's mouth ; at 
 the -sword's point, - point of the bayonet. 
 
 Int. v(B victis ! to arms ! to your tents Israel ! 
 
 Phr. the battle rages. 
 
 724. mediation. — wr. media-tion, -torship, -ti&ation; inter- 
 vention, -position, -ference, -meddling, -cession ; parley, negotiation, 
 arbitration ; flag of truce &c. 723 ; good oflSces, peace-ofi'ering ; diploma- 
 tics, -cy ; compromise &c. 774. 
 
 mediator, intercessor, peacemaker, make-peace, negotiator, go-between ; 
 diplomatist &c. {consignee) 758 ; moderator. 
 
 V. media-te, -tize ; inter-cede, -pose, -fere, -vene ; step in, negotiate ; 
 meet half-way ; arbitrate ; magnas componere lites. 
 
 Adj. mediatory. 
 
 725. Submission. — W. submission, yielding; non-resistance; 
 obedience &c. 743. 
 
 surrender, cession, capitulation, resignation. 
 
 obeisance, homage, kneeling, genuflexion, courtesy, curtsy, kotoii, pros- 
 tration. 
 
 V. succumb, submit, yield, bend, resign, defer to. 
 
 lay down -, deliver up- one's arms ; lower -, haul down -, strike- 
 one's -flag, - colours. 
 
 surrender, - at discretion; cede, capitulate, come to terms, retreat, 
 beat a retreat ; draw in one's horns <fcc. {humiUtiJ) 879 ; give -way, 
 
 - ground, - in, - up ; cave in ; suff'er judgment by default ; bend, - to 
 one's yoke, - before the storm ; reel back ; bend -, knuckle- -down, - to, 
 
 - under ; knock under. 
 
 eat -dirt, - the leek, - humble pie ; bite -, lick- the dust ; be -, fall- 
 at one's feet ; craven ; crouch before, throw oneself at the feet of ; swal- 
 low the -leek, - pill ; kiss the rod ; turn the other cheek ; avaler les coik' 
 leuvres, gulp down. 
 
 236 
 
V. (I.) IV. ANTAGONISM. 725—727. 
 
 oTdbv &c. 743 ; kneel to, bow to, pay homage to, crino-e to, truckle to ; 
 bend the -neck, - knee ; kneel, fall on one's knees, bow submission, 
 courtesy, curtsy, kotou. 
 
 pocket the affront ; make -the best of, - a virtue of necessity ; prrin and 
 abide, shrug the shoulders, resign oneself; submit with a good grace kc. 
 .(bear loith) 826. 
 
 Adj. surrendering &c. v. ; submissive, resigned, crouching ; down- 
 trodden ; down on one's marrow bones ; on one's bended knee ; un-, non- 
 resisting ; pliant &c. {soft) 324 ; undefended. 
 
 imtenable, indefensible ; humble &c. 879. 
 
 Phr. have it your own way; it can't be helped ; amen &c. (assent) 4 88. 
 
 726. Combatant. — M". combatant; disputant, controversialist, 
 polemic, litigant, belligerent ; competitor, rival, corrival ; fighter, assail- 
 ant; champion, Paladin; moss-trooper, swashbuckler, fire-eater, duellist, 
 bully, bludgeon-man, rough, fighting-man, prize-fighter, pugilist, boxer, 
 bruiser, the fancy, gladiator, athlete, wrestler; fighting-, game-cock; 
 
 swordsman, sahreur. 
 
 warrior, soldier, Amazon, man-at-arms, armigerent ; campaigner, vete- 
 ran ; red-coat, military man, rajpoot. 
 
 armed force, troops, soldiery, military, forces, sabaoth, the army, stand- 
 ing army, regulars, the line, troops of the line, militia, yeomanry, volun- 
 teers, trainband, fencible ; auxiliary -, reserve- forces ; reserves, posse 
 comitatus, national guard, gendarme, beefeater ; guards, -man ; yeomen 
 of the guard, life guards, household troops. 
 
 janissary; myrmidon; Mama-, Mame-luke ; spahee, spahi, Oossfick, 
 Groat, Pandour ; irregular, franc-tireur, hashi-bazouk, guerilla, condot- 
 tiere ; mercenary. 
 
 levy, draught ; Land-wehr, -sturm ; conscript, recruit, cadet, raw levies, 
 private, - soldier ; Tommy Atkins, rank and file, peon, trooper, sepoy, 
 legionnaire, legionary, food for powder; officer &c. (commnnder) 745; 
 subaltern, ensign, standard bearer; spear-, pike-man ; halberdier, lancer ; 
 musketeer, carabineer, rifleman, sharpshooter, yager, skirmishei ; grena- 
 dier, fusileer; archer, bowman. 
 
 horse and foot ; horse -, foot- soldier ; cavalry, horse, artillery, horse- 
 artillery, infantry, light horse, voltigeur, Uhlan, mounted rifles, dragoon, 
 hussar ; light -, heavy- dragoon ; heavy ; cuirassiej' ; gunner, cannoneer, 
 bombardier, artilleryman, matross ; sapper, - and miner ;• engineer ; light 
 infantry, rifles, chasseur, zouave \ military train, coolie. 
 
 army, corps cVarmee, host, division, battalia, column, wing, detach- 
 ment, garrison, flying column, brigade, regiment, corps, battalion, squad- 
 ron, company, platoon, battery, subdivision, section, squad ; piquet, 
 picket, guard, rank, file ; legion, phalanx, cohort ; cloud of skirmishers. 
 
 war-horse, charger destrier. 
 
 marine, man of war's man, &c. {sailor) 269; navy, wooden walls, 
 naval forces, fleet, flotilla, armada, squadron. 
 
 man-of-war ; H. M. S. ; line-of-battle ship, ship of the line, iron-clad, 
 turret-ship, ram. Monitor, floating battery ; first-rate, frigate, sloop of 
 war, corvette, gunboat, bom b- vessel ; flag ship, guard ship, cruiser; 
 privateer ; tender ; store -, troop- ship ; transport, catamaran. 
 
 727. Arms. — W. arm, -s ; weapon, deadly weapon ; arma-ment, 
 -ture ; panoply, stand of arms; armour &c {defence) 717 ; armoury &c. 
 (store) 636. 
 
 ammunition ; powder, - and shot ; explosive ; gun-powder, -cotton ; 
 cartridge ; ball cartridge, cartouche, fire-ball ; ' villanous saltpetre.' 
 
 237 
 
727—730. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (L) lY.-v. 
 
 sword, sabre, broadsword, cutlass, falchion, scimitar, cimeter, brand, 
 whinyard, bilbo, glaive, glave, rapier, skean, Toledo, Ferrara, tuck, clay- 
 more, creese, kris, dagger, dirk, hanger, poniard, stiletto, stylet, dudgeon, 
 bayonet ; sword-bayonet, -stick : side arms, foil, blade, steel ; axe, bill ; 
 pole-, battle-axe ; gisarm, halberd, partisan, tomahawk, bowie-knife ; at-, 
 att-, yat-aghan ; yatachan ; ass-agais, -eguay ; good -, trusty -, naked- 
 sword ; cold steel. 
 
 club, mace, truncheon, staff, bludgeon, cudgel, life-preserver, shillelah, 
 sprig; hand-, quarter-staff; bat, cane, stick, knuckle-duster. 
 
 gun, piece ; fire-arms ; artillery, ordnance ; siege -, battering- train ; 
 park, battery ; cannon; gun of position, heavy gun, field piece, mortar, 
 howitzer, carronade, culverin, basilisk; falconet, jingal, swivel, pedet'ero, 
 houche afext', petard, torpedo ; mitrailleu-r^-se\ infernal machine; smooth 
 bore, rifled cannon ; Armstrong -, Lancaster -, Paixhan -, Whitworth 
 -, Parrott -, Krupp -, Gatling -, Maxim -, machine-gun. 
 
 small arms ; musket, -ry , tirelock, fowling-piece, rifle, fusil, caliver, 
 carbine, blunderbuss, musketoon. Brown Bess, matchlock, harquebuss, 
 arquehuse, haguebut ; pistol, -et ; petronel ; smallbore ; breach-, muzzle- 
 loader ; revolver, repeater ; Minie -, Enfield -, Westley Richards -, Sni- 
 der -, Martini-Henry- rifle ; needle-gun, chassepot ; wind-, air-gun. 
 
 bow, cross-bow, balister, catapult, sling ; battering-ram &c. {impulse) 
 276; gunnery; ballistics &c. (propulsion) 284. 
 
 missile, bolt, projectile, shot, ball ; grape ; grape -, canister -, bar -, 
 cannon -, langrel -, langrage -, round -, chain- shot ; bullet, slug, stone, 
 brickbat, grenade, shell, bomb, carcass, rocket; congreve, - rocket; 
 shrapnel, mitraille ; thunderbolt. 
 
 pike, lance, spear, spontoon, javelin, dart, djerrid, arrow, reed, shaft, 
 bolt, boomerang, harpoon, gaff. 
 
 728. Arena. — wr. arena, field, platform ; scene of action, theatre ; 
 walk, course; hustings; stage, boards, &c. {playhouse) 599; amphi- 
 theatre ; Ooli-, Oolos-seum ; Flavian amphitheatre, hippodrome, circus, 
 race-course, corso, turf, cockpit, bear-garden, playground, gymnasiumf 
 palcBstra, ring, lists ; tilt-yard, -ing ground ; Campus Martins, Champ de 
 Mars. 
 
 theatre -, seat- of war; battle-field, -ground; field of -battle, -- 
 slaughter ; Aceldama, camp ; the enemy's camp ; try sting-place &c. 
 {place of meeting) 74. 
 
 Section V. Results op Voluntary Action. 
 
 729. Completion.— w. comple- 
 tion ; accomplish-, achieve-, fulfil-ment ; 
 performance, execution ; des-, dis-patch ; 
 consummation, culmination ; finish, con- 
 clusion ; close &c. {end) 67 ; terminus 
 &c. {arrival?) 292 ; winding up ; finale, 
 denouement, catastrophe, issue, upshot, 
 result ; final -, last -, crowning -, finish- 
 ing- -touch, - stroke ; last finish, coup 
 de grace ; crowning of the edifice ; cop- 
 ing-, key-stone ; missing link &c. 53 ; 
 superstructure, nej^lus ultra, Vfovk done, 
 fait accompli. 
 
 elaboration ; finality ; completeness 
 &c. 52. 
 
 V. effect, -uate; accomplish, achieve, 
 238 
 
 730. Non-Completion. — xr. 
 
 non-completion, -fulfilment ; shortcom- 
 ing &c. 304; incompleteness &c. 53; 
 drawn -battle, - game ; work of Pene- 
 lope, 
 
 non-performance, inexecution; neg- 
 lect &c. 460. 
 
 V. not -complete &c. 729; leave -un- 
 finished &c. adj., - undone ; neglect &c. 
 460 ; let -alone, - slip ; lose sight of. 
 
 fall short of «S:c. 304; do things by 
 halves, scotch the snake not kill it ; 
 hang fire; be slow to; collapse &c. 
 
 304- 
 
 Adj. not completed &c. v.; incom- 
 plete &c. 53 ; uncompleted, unfinished, 
 
V. (I.) T. 
 
 EESULTS OF ACTION. 
 
 729—732. 
 
 unaccomplislied, unperformed, unexecu- 
 ted ; sketchy, addle. 
 
 in progress, in hand; going on, pro- 
 ceeding ; on one's hands. 
 
 Adv. 7'e infectd. 
 
 compass, consummate, hammer out; 
 bring to -maturity, - perfection ; perfect, 
 complete ; elaborate. 
 
 do, execute, make ; go -, get- through; 
 work out, enact; bring -about, - to 
 bear, - to pass, - through, - to a head. 
 
 des-, dis-patch ; knock -, finish -, 
 polish- off; make short work of; dis- 
 pose of, set at rest ; perform, discharge, fulfil, realize ; put in -practice, 
 -- force ; carry -out, - into effect, - into execution ; make good ; be as 
 good as one's word. 
 
 do thoroughly, not do by halves, go the whole hog ; drive home ; be 
 in at the death &c. (persevere) 604(1 ; carr}^ through, play out, exhaust. 
 
 finish, bring to a close, &c. (end) 67 ; wind up, stamp, clinch, seal, 
 set the seal on, put the seal to ; give the -final touch &c. n. to ; put 
 the -last, - finishing- hand to ; crown, - all ; cap. 
 
 ripen, culminate ; come to a -head, - crisis ; come to its end ; die -a 
 natural death, - of old age ; run -its course, - one's race ; touch -, 
 reach -, attain- the goal ; reach Sec. (arrive) 292 ; get in the harvest. 
 
 Adj. completing, final ; conclu-ding, -sive ; crowning &c. v.-, ex- 
 haustive. 
 
 done, completed, &c. v.; done for, sped, wrought out; highly 
 wrought &c. (preparation) 673 ; thorough &c. 52 ; ripe &c. (reach/) 673. 
 
 Adv. completely &c. (thorouc/hly) 52; to crown all, out of hand. 
 
 Phr. the race is run ; actum est ; Jinis coronat opus ; consummatum 
 est ; e'en est fait : it is all over ; the game is played out, the bubble 
 has burst. 
 
 731. Success. — kt. success, -ful- 
 ness ; speed ; advance &c. (progress) 
 282. 
 
 trump card; hit, stroke; lucky -, 
 fortunate -, good- -hit, - stroke ; bold -, 
 master- stroke ; couj) de niaitre, check- 
 mate ; half the battle, prize ; profit &c. 
 (acquisition) 775. 
 
 continued success ; good fortune &c. 
 (prosjjerity) 7^4. ; time well spent, 
 
 advantage over ; upper-, whip- hand ; 
 ascendancy, mastery ; expugnation, con- 
 quest, victory, subdual; subjugation &c. 
 (subjection) 749. 
 
 triumph &c. (exultation) 884 ; profi- 
 ciency &c. (skill) 698 ; conqueror, victor ; 
 master of the -situation, - position: 
 
 V. succeed ; be -successful &c. adj. ; 
 gain one's -end, - ends ; crown with 
 success. 
 
 gain -, attain -, carry -, secure -, win- 
 -a point, - an object ; manage to, contrive 
 to ; accomplish &c. ( effect, complete ) 
 729 ; do -, work- wonders. 
 
 come off -well, - successful, - with 
 flying colours ; make short work of ; 
 take -, carry- by storm ; bear away the 
 bell ; win -one's spurs, - the battle ; win 
 
 732. Failure.— IT. failure; non- 
 success, -fulfilment; dead failure, suc- 
 cesslessness ; abortion, miscarriage ; hru- 
 tumfvXmen &c. 158 ; labour in vain &c. 
 (inutility) 645 ; no go ; inefficacy ; in- 
 efiicaciousness &c. adj. ; vain -, ineffec- 
 tual -, abortive- -attempt, - efforts ; flash 
 in the pan, * lame and impotent conclu- 
 sion ' ; frustration ; slip 'twixt cup and 
 lip &c. (disappointment) 509. 
 
 blunder &;c. ( mistake ) 495 ; fault, 
 omission, miss, oversight, slip, trip, stum- 
 ble, claudication, footfall ; false -, wrong- 
 step ; faux pas, titubation, hevue, faute, 
 lurch ; botchery &c. (ivant of skill) 699 : 
 scrape, vaess, fiasco, breakdown. 
 
 mishap &c. (misfoi'tune) 735 ; sp.it, 
 collapse, smash, blow, explosion. 
 
 repulse, rebuff, defeat, rout, overthrow, 
 discomfiture ; beating, drubbing ; quietus, 
 nonsuit, subjugation; check-, stale-, 
 fool's-mate. 
 
 fall, downfall, ruin, perdition ; wreck 
 &c. (destruction) 162 ; death-blow; bank- 
 ruptcy &c. (non-2)ayment) 808. 
 
 losing game, affaire Jlambee. 
 
 victim; bankrupt. 
 
 v. fail ; be -unsuccessful &c. adj. ; 
 339 
 
731—732. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (I.) y. 
 
 -, carry -, gain- the -day, - prize, - 
 paliu ; have -the best of it, - it all one's 
 own way, - the game in one's own 
 hands, - the hall at one's feet, - one on 
 the hip ; walk over the course ; carry 
 all before one, remain in possession of 
 the field ; score a success. 
 
 speed ; make progress &c. {advance) 
 •282 ; win -, make -, work -, fiind- one's 
 way ; strive to soma purpose : prosper 
 ♦fee. 734 ; drive a roaring trade ; make 
 profit &c. (acquire) 775 ; reap-, gather- 
 the -fruits, - benefit of, - harvest ; make 
 one's fortune, get in the harvest, turn to 
 p,'ood account : turn to account &c. (use) 
 
 triumph, be triumphant ; gain -, ob- 
 tain- -a victory, - an advantage ; chain 
 victory to one's car. 
 
 surmount -, overcome -, get over- -a 
 difficulty, - an obstacle &c. 706 ; setirer 
 cTaJaire ; make head against ; stem the 
 -torrent, - tide, - current ; weather -the 
 storm, - a point; turn a corner, keep 
 one's head above water, tide over ; mas- 
 ter ; get -, have -, gain- the -better of, 
 - best of, - upper hand, - ascendancy, - 
 whip hand, - start of; distance ; surpass 
 &c. {superiority) 33. 
 
 defeat, conquer, vanquish, discomfit ; 
 over-come, -throw, -power, -master, 
 -match, -set, -ride, -reach ; out-wir, -do, 
 -flank, -manoeuvre, -general, -vote; take 
 the wind out of one's adversary's sails ; 
 
 beat, 
 worst 
 
 hollow ; rout, lick, drub, floor. 
 
 put -down, - to flight, - to the 
 rout, - hoi's de combat, - out of court. 
 
 silen'-.-e, quell, nonsuit, checkmate, up- 
 set, confound, nonplus, stalemate, trump; 
 baffle &c. ( hinder ) 706 ; circumvent, 
 elude ; trip up, - the heels of ; drive 
 -into a corner, - to the wall ; run hard, 
 put one's nose out of joint. 
 
 settle, do for; break the -neck of, - 
 back of ; capsize, sink, shipwreck, drown, 
 swamp; subdue; subjugate &:c. (sM5/ec^) 
 749 ; reduce ; make the enemy bite the 
 ■dust; victimize, roll in the dust, trample 
 under foot, put an extinguisher upon. 
 
 answer, - the purpose ; avail, prevail, 
 take effiect, do, turn out well, work well, 
 take, tell, bear fruit ; hit -it, - the mark, 
 - the right nail on the head ; nick it ; 
 turn up trumps, make a hit ; find one's 
 account in. 
 
 Adj. succeeding &c. v. j successful ; 
 240 
 
 not -succeed &c. 731 ; make -vain efforts 
 &c. n. ; do -, labour -, toil- in vain ; lose 
 one's labour, take nothing by one's mo- 
 tion ; bring to naught, make nothing of; 
 wash a blackamoor white &c. (impos- 
 sible) 471 ; roll the stone of Sisyphus 
 &c. (useless) 645 ; do by halves &c. (not 
 complete) 730; lose ground &c. (recede) 
 283 ; Ixill short of &c. 304. 
 
 miss, - one's aim, - the mark, - one's 
 footing, - stays ; slip, trip, stumble ; 
 make a -slip &c. w., - blunder &c. 495, 
 - mess of, - botch of; bitch it, miscarry, 
 abort, go up like a rocket and come down 
 like the stick, reckon without one s host ; 
 get the wrong sow by the ear &c. (blun- 
 der, 7nisma7iage) 699. 
 
 limp, halt, hobble, titubate ; fall, 
 tumble ; lose one's balance ; fall -to the 
 ground, - between two stools ; flounder, 
 falter, stick in the mud, run aground, 
 split upon a rock ; run -, knock -, dash- 
 one's head against a stone wall ; break 
 one's back; break down, sink, drown, 
 founder, have the ground cut from under 
 one ; get into -trouble, - a mess, - a scrape ; 
 come to grief &c. (adversity) 735 ; go to 
 -the wall, - the dogs, - pot ; lick -, bite- 
 the dust; be -defeated &c. 731 ; have 
 the worst of it, lose the day, come off' 
 second best, lose ; fall a prey to ; suc- 
 cumb &c. (submit) 725 ; not have a leg 
 to stand on. 
 
 come to nothing, end in smoke ; fall 
 -to the ground, - through, - dead, - still- 
 born, - flat ; slip through one's fingers ; 
 hang -, miss- fire : flash in the pan, col- 
 lapse ; topple down kc. (descent) 305 ; go 
 to wrack and ruin &c. (destruction) 162. 
 go amiss, go w^rong, go cross, go hard 
 with, go on a wrong tack; go on -, 
 come off' -, turn out -, work- ill ; take 
 -a wrong, - an ugly- turn. 
 
 be all -over with, - up with ; ex- 
 plode ; dash one's hopes &c. (disappoint) 
 509; defeat the purpose; sow the wind 
 and reap the whirlwind, jump out of 
 the frying pan into the fire. 
 
 Adj. unsuccessful, successless; fail- 
 ing, tripping, &c. v. ; at fault ; unfortu- 
 nate &c. 735. 
 
 abortive, addle, 
 bootless ; ineff'ect-ual, -ive ; meflicient 
 kc. (impotent) 158; inefficacious; lame, 
 hobbling, decousu ; insufficient &c. 640 ; 
 unavailing &c. (useless) 645 ; of no effect. 
 
 stillborn ; fruitless, 
 
V. (1.) V. 
 
 RESULTS OF ACTION. 
 
 731—735. 
 
 prosperous &c. 734; triumphant; flush- 
 ed -, crowned- with success ; victorious ; 
 set up ; in the ascendant ; unbeaten &c. 
 (see beat &c. v.) ; well-spent ; felicitous, 
 eftective, in full swing. 
 
 Adv. successfully &c. adj. ; with fly- 
 ing colours, in triumph, swimmingly; a 
 merveille, beyond all hope ; to some -, to 
 good- purpose ; to one's heart's content. 
 
 pur. vmi vidi vici, the day being one's 
 own, one's star in the ascendant ; ojiine 
 tidit punctum. 
 
 aground, grounded, swamped, strand- 
 ed, cast away, w^recked, foundered, cap- 
 sized, shipwrecked, non-suited ; foiled ; 
 defeated &c. 731 ; struck -, borne -, 
 broken- down; down -trodden; over- 
 borne, -whelmed ; all up with. 
 
 lost, undone, ruined, broken ; bank- 
 rupt &c. {not paying) 808 ; played out ; 
 done -up, - for ; dead beat, ruined root 
 and branch, Jlambe, knocked on the 
 head; destroyed &c. 162. 
 
 frustrated, crossed, unhinged, discou- 
 
 certed, dashed; thrown -off one's ba- 
 
 I lance, - on one's back, - on one's beam 
 I ends ; unhorsed, in a sorry plight ; hard hit. 
 stultified, befooled, dished, hoist on one's own jetard ; victimized, 
 sacrificed. 
 
 wide of the mark &c. {en-or) 495 ; out of one's reckoning &c. {inex- 
 pectation) 508 ; left in the lurch ; thrown away &c. {ivasted) 638 ; 
 unattained ; uncompleted &c. 730. 
 
 Adv. unsuccessfully &c. adj. ; to little or no purpose, in vain, re 
 infectd. 
 
 Plir. the bubble has burst, the game is up, all is lost ; the devil to 
 pay ; parturiunt mantes &c. {disappointment) 509. 
 
 733. Trophy. — N". trophy; medal, prize, palm ; laurel, -s; bays, 
 crown, chaplet, wTeath, civic crown ; insignia &:c. 550; feather in one's 
 cap kc. {honour) 873 ; decoration &c. 877 ; garland, triumphal arch. 
 
 triumph &c. {celebration) 883 ; flying colours &c. {show) 882. 
 
 monumenturn cere perennius. 
 
 734. Prosperity.— M". prospe- 
 rity, welfare, well-being ; affluence &:c. 
 {icealth) 803 ; success &c 73 1 ; thrift, 
 roaring trade ; good -, smiles of- for- 
 tune ; blessings, godsend. 
 
 luck; good -,run of- luck; sunshine ; 
 fair -weather, - wind ; palmy -, bright 
 -, halcyon- days; piping times, tide, 
 flood, high tide. 
 
 Saturnia regna, Saturnian age ; gold- 
 en -time, - age ; bed of roses ; fat of the 
 land, milk and honey, loaves and fishes. 
 
 made man, lucky dog, enfant gate, 
 spoiled child of fortune. 
 
 upstart, parvenu, skipjack, mushroom. 
 
 V. prosper, thrive, flourish ; be -pros- 
 perous &c. adj. ; drive a roaring trade ; 
 go on -well, - smoothly, - swimmingly ; 
 sail before the wind, swim wdth the 
 tide ; run -smooth, - smoothly, - on all 
 fours. 
 
 rise -, get on- in the world ; work -, 
 make- one's way; look up ; lift -, raise- 
 one's head, make one's fortune, feather 
 one's nest. 
 241 
 
 735. Adversity. -XT. adversity 
 evil &c. 619 ; failure &c. 732 ; bad -, ill 
 -, evil -, adverse -, hard- -fortune, - 
 hap, - luck, - lot ; frovnis of fortune ; 
 evil -dispensation, - star, - genius ; ups 
 and downs of life, broken fortunes ; 
 hard -case, - lines, - life ; sea -, peck- 
 of troubles ; hell upon earth ; slough of 
 despond. 
 
 trouble, hardship, curse, blight, blast, 
 load, pressure. 
 
 pressure of the times, iron age, evil 
 day, time out of joint ; hard -, bad -, 
 sad- times ; rainy day, cloud, dark cloud, 
 gathering clouds, ill wind; visitation, 
 infliction; affliction &c. {painfulness) 
 830 ; bitter pill ; care, trial ; the sport 
 of fortune. 
 
 mis-hap, -chance, -adventure, -for- 
 tune ; disaster, calamity, catastrophe ; 
 accident, casualty, cross, reverse, check, 
 contretemps, rub. 
 
 losing game; falling &c. v.; fall, dowTi- 
 fall ; ruin-ation,-ousness; undoing; ex- 
 tremity; ruin &c. {destruction) 162. 
 
734—738. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 Y. (I.) v.-ClL) 1. 
 
 flower, "blow, blossom, bloom, fructify, 
 bear fruit, fatten. 
 
 keep oneself afloat ; keep -, hold- one's 
 head above water ; light -, fall- on one's 
 -legs, - feet ; drop into a good thing 5 
 bear a charmed life ; bask in the sun- 
 shine ; have a -good, - fine- time of it ; 
 have a run, - of luck ; have the -good 
 fortune &c. n. to ; take a favourable 
 turn ; live -on the fat of the land, - in 
 clover. 
 
 Adj. prosperous ; thriving &c. v. ; in 
 a fair way, buoyant ; well -ofl^, - to do, 
 - to do in the world ; set up, at one's 
 ease ; rich &c. 803 ; in good case ; in 
 -full, - high- feather ; fortunate, lucky, 
 in luck ; born -with a silver spoon in 
 one's mouth, - under a lucky star; on 
 the sunny side of the hedge. 
 
 auspicious, propitious, providential. 
 
 palmy, halcyon ; agreeable &c. 829 ; 
 coideur cle rose. 
 
 Adv. prosperously &c. adj. ; swim- 
 mingly; as good luck would have it; 
 beyond all hope. 
 
 Phr. one's star in the ascendant, all 
 for the best, one's course runs smooth. 
 
 V. be -ill ofl^ &c. adf'. ; go hard with ; 
 fall on evil, - days ; go on ill ; not 
 -prosper &c. 734. 
 
 go -downhill, - to rack and ruin &c. 
 {destruction) 162, - to the dogs ; fall, - 
 from one's high estate ; decay, sink, de- 
 cline, go down in the world ; have seen 
 better days ; bring down one's grey hair^ 
 with sorrow to the grave ; come to grief; 
 be all -over, - up- with ; bring a -wasp's, 
 - hornet's- nest about one's ears. 
 
 Adj. unfortunate, unblest, unhappy, 
 unlucky; im-, un-prosperous ; luck-, hap- 
 less ; out of luck ; in trouble, in a bftd 
 way, in an evil plight ; under a cloud ; 
 clouded ; ill -, badly- off ; in adverse 
 circumstances; poor &c. 804; behind- 
 hand, down in the world, decayed, un- 
 done ; on the road to ruin, on its last 
 legs, on the wane ; in one's utmost need. 
 
 planet-struck, devoted ; born -under 
 an evil star, - wdth a wooden ladle i.i 
 one's mouth ; ill-fated, -starred, -omened. 
 
 adverse, untoward ; disastrous, cala- 
 mitous, ruinous, dire, deplorable. 
 
 Adv. if the worst come to the worst, 
 
 as ill luck would have it, from bad to 
 
 worse, out of the frying pan into the 
 
 tire. 
 
 Phr. one's star is on the wane ; one's luck -turns, - fails ; the game 
 
 is up, one's doom is sealed, the ground crumbles under one's feet, sic 
 
 transit gloria mundi, tant va la cruche a Veau qu'a la Jin elle se casse. 
 
 736. Mediocrity. — W. moderate -, average- circumstances ; re- 
 spectability ; middle classes ; mediocrity ; golden mean &c. {jnid-cowse) 
 628, {moderation) 174. 
 
 V. jog on ; go -, get on- -fairly, - quietly, - peaceably, - tolerably, 
 - respectably. 
 
 Division (II.) INTERSOCIAL YOLITIONJ 
 Section I. General Intersocial Volition. 
 
 737. Authority.— W. authority; 
 influence, patronage, power, preponder- 
 ance, credit, prestige, prerogative, juris- 
 diction ; right &c. {title) 924. 
 
 divine right, dynastic rights, authori- 
 tativeness : absolut-eness, -ism ; despo- 
 tism ; jus nocendi. 
 
 command, empire, sway, rule ; domin- 
 ion, -ation ; sovereignty, supremacy, su- 
 zerainty ; lord-, head-ship ; chiefdom ; 
 
 738. [Absence of authority] Ziaxi- 
 
 ty .— M". laxity ; lax-, loose-, slack-ness ; 
 toleration &c. {lenity) 740 ; freedom &c. 
 748. 
 
 anarchy, interregnum ; relaxation ; 
 loosening &c. v. ; remission ; dead letter, 
 h'utum fuhnen, misrule; licence, licen- 
 tiousness; insubordination &c. {disobe- 
 dience) 742 ; lynch law &c. {illegality) 
 964. 
 
 * Implying the action of the will of one mind over the will of another. 
 242 
 
V. (II.) I. 
 
 INTERSOCIAL VOLITION. 
 
 737—7311. 
 
 seig-nior-y, -ity ; master-y, -ship, -dom ; 
 government &c. (direction) 693 ; dic- 
 tation, control. 
 
 hold, grasp ; gi'ip, -e ; reach ; iron 
 sway &c. {severity) y 2)9 '1 fangs, clutches, 
 talons; rod of empire &c. {scqitre) 747. 
 
 reign, regime, dynasty; director-, dic- 
 tator-ship : protector-ate, -ship ; cali- 
 phate, pashawlic, electorate ; presiden- 
 cy, -tship ; administration ; pro-, consul- 
 ship; prefecture; seneschalship ; magis- 
 tra-ture, -cy. 
 
 empire ; monarchy ; king-hood, -ship ; 
 royalty, regality; arist-archy, -ocracy ; 
 oligarchy, democracy, demagogy ; re- 
 
 [Deprivation of power] dethronement, 
 deposition, usurpation, abdication. 
 
 V. be -lax &c. adj. ; laisser -faire, 
 - allcr ; hold a loose rein ; give -the reins 
 to, - rope enough, - a loose to ; tolerate; 
 relax ; misrule. 
 
 go beyond the length of one's tether ; 
 have one's -swing, - fling ; act without 
 -instructions, - authority ; act on one's 
 own responsibility, usurp authority. 
 
 dethrone, depose ; abdicate. 
 
 Adj. lax, loose ; slack ; remiss &c. 
 (careless) 460 ; weak. 
 
 relaxed ; licensed ; reinless, unbridled ; 
 anarchical; unauthorized &c. {unwar' 
 ranted) 925. 
 
 government ; feodality, 
 
 mobocracy, ochlocracy ; vox populi, im- 
 perium m imjjerio ; bureaucracy ; beadle- 
 bumble-dom ; stratocracy ; military -power, 
 feudal system, feudalism. 
 
 Thearchy, dinarchy; du-, tri-, heter-archy; du-, tri-umvirate ; auto- 
 cracy, -nomy ; limited monarchy ; constitutional -government, - 
 monarchy; home rule. 
 
 gyn-archy, -ocracy, -aeocracy ; petticoat government. 
 
 [Vicarious authority] commission &c. 755; deputy &c. 759; per- 
 mission &c. 760. 
 
 state, realm, body politic, posse comitatus. 
 
 person in authority &c. (master) 745 ; judicature &c. 965 ; cabinet 
 &c. (council) 696 ; seat of -government, - authority ; head-quarters. 
 
 [Acquisition of authoiity] accession; installation &c. 755. 
 
 V. authorize &c. (permit) 760 ; warrant &c. (right) 924 ; dictate 
 &c. (order) 74.1 ; have -, hold -, possess -, exercise -, exert-, wield- 
 -authority &c. n. 
 
 be -at the head of Sec. adj. ; hold -, be in -, fill an- office ; hold -, 
 occupy- a post ; be -master &c. 745. 
 
 rule, sway, command, control, administer ; govern &c. (direct) 693 ; 
 lead, preside over, reign ; possess -, be seated on -, occupy- the throne ; 
 sway -, wield- the sceptre ; wear the crown. 
 
 have -, get- the -upper, - whip- hand ; gain a hold upon, prepon- 
 derate, dominate, rule the roast ; over-ride, -rule, -awe ; lord it over, 
 hold in hand, keep under, make a puppet of, lead hy the nose, turn 
 round one's little finger, bend to one's will, hold one's own, wear the 
 breeches ; have -the ball at one's feet, - it all one's own way, - the 
 game in one's own hand, - on the hip, - under one's thumb ; be master 
 of the situation ; take the lead, play first fiddle, set the fashion ; give 
 the law to ; carry with a high hand ; lay down the law ; ' ride in the 
 whirlwind and direct the storm ' ; rule with a rod of iron &c. (severity) 
 
 739- 
 
 ascend -, mount- the throne : take the reins, - into one s hand ; as- 
 sume -authority &c. n., - the reins of government ; take -, assume 
 the- command. 
 
 be governed by, be in the power of. 
 
 Adj. ruling &c. v. ; regnant, at the head, dominant, paramount, su- 
 preme, predominant, preponderant, in the ascendant, influential ; gu- 
 bernatorial ; imperious ; authoritative, executive, administrative, 
 clothed with authority, official, e.r officio, imperative, peremptory, 
 243 
 
 B3 
 
737—741. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (II.) I. 
 
 overruling, absolute ; hegemonic, -ul ; arbitrary; compulsory &c. 744 ; 
 stringent. 
 
 regal, sovereign ; royal, -ist ; monarchical, kingly ; imper-ial, -ato- 
 rial ; princely ; feudal ; aristo-, auto-cratic ; oligarchic &c. n. ; repub- 
 lican, dynastic. 
 
 at one's command ; in one's -power, - grasp ; under control ; autho- 
 rized &c. (clue) 924. 
 
 Adv. in the name of, by the authority of, de par le Roi, in virtue 
 of; under the auspices of, in the hands of. 
 
 at one's pleasure ; by a -dash, - stroke- of the pen ; ex mero motu ; 
 ex cathedra. 
 
 Phr. the grey mare the better horse ; ' every inch a king.' 
 
 740. Zienity. — w. leni-ty, -ence, 
 -ency ; moderation &c. 1 74 ; toler-ance, 
 -ation ; mildness, gentleness ; favour ; 
 indulgen-ce, -cy; clemency, mercy, for- 
 bearance, quarter; compassion kc. 914. 
 
 V. be -lenient &c. adj. ; tolerate, bear 
 with ; pai'cere suhjectis, give quarter. 
 
 indulge, allow one to have his OAvn 
 way, spoil. 
 
 Adj. lenient; mild, - as milk ; gentle^ 
 soft ; tolerant, indulgent, easy - going ; 
 clement &c. {comjMSsionate) 914; for- 
 bearino-. 
 
 739. Severity. — w. severity; 
 strictness, harshness, &c. adj.-, rigour, 
 stringency, austerity ; inclemency &c. 
 {pitilessncss) 914a; arrogance &c. 885. 
 
 arbitrary power ; absolut-, dospot-ism ; 
 dictatorship, autocrac}^, tyranny, domi- 
 neering, oppression; assumption, usur- 
 pation ; inquisition, reign of terror, mar- 
 tial law ; iron -heel, - rule, - hand, - 
 sway ; tight grasp ; brute -force, - 
 strength ; coercion &c. 744 ; strong -, 
 tight- hand. 
 
 hard -lines, - measure ; tender mercies 
 [ironical] ; sharp practice ; pipe-clay, 
 olH^ialism. 
 
 tyrant, disciplinarian, martinet, stick- 
 ler, bashaw, despot, hard master, Draco, oppressor, inquisitor, extor- 
 tioner, harpy, vulture. 
 
 V. be -severe &c. adj. 
 
 assume, usurp, arrogate, take liberties ; domineer, bully, &c. 885 ; 
 tyrannize, inflict, wreak, stretch a point, put on the screw ; be hard 
 upon ; bear -, lay- a heavy hand on ; be -, come- down upon ; ill- 
 treat; deal -hardly with, - hard measure to ; rule with a rod of iron, 
 chastise with scorpions ; dye with blood ; oppress, override ; trample -, 
 tread- -down, - upon, - under foot ; crush under an iron heel, ride 
 roughshod over ; rivet the yoke ; hold -, keep- a tight hand ; force 
 down the throat ; coerce Szc. 744; give no quarter &c. (jntiless) gi4a. 
 
 Adj. severe ; strict, hard, harsh, dour, rigid, stilt", stern, rigorous, 
 uncompromising, exacting, exigent, exif/eant, inexorable, inflexible, 
 obdurate, austere, relentless, ISpartan, Draconian, stringent, strait- 
 laced, searching, unsparing, ironhanded, peremptory, absolute, positive, 
 i arbitrary, imperative ; coercive &c. 744 ; Tyrannical, extortionate, 
 grinding, withering, oppressive, inquisitorial ; inclement &c. (ruthless) 
 914a; cruel &c. {malevolent) 907; haughty, arrogant &c. 885. 
 
 Adv. severely &c. adj. ; with a -bigh, - strong, - tight, - heavy- 
 hand. 
 
 at the point of the -sword, - bayonet.^ 
 
 Phr. Belirant reges plectuntur Achivi. 
 
 74-1, Command. — w. command, order, ordinance, act, Jiat, bid- 
 ding, dictum, best, behest, call, beck, nod.^ 
 
 des-, dis-patch ; message, direction, injunction, charge, instructions j 
 appointment, fixture. 
 
 244 
 
(II.) I. 
 
 INTERSOCIAL VOLITION. 
 
 741—743. 
 
 demand, exaction, imposition, requisition, claim, reclamation, revendi- 
 cation ; ultimatum &c. (terms) 770 ; request &c. 765 ; requirement. 
 
 dictation ; diet-, mand-ate ; caveat, decree, senatus corisultum ; precept ; 
 pre-, re-9cript ; writ, ordination, bull, edict, decretal, dispensation, pre- 
 scription, brevet, placit, ukase, jirman, hatti-sberitl", warrant, passport, 
 mittimus, mandamus, summons, subpcena, nisi prius, interpellation, cita- 
 tion ; word, - of command; 7not d'ordre; bugle -, trumpet- call; beat 
 of drum, tattoo ; order of the day ; enactment &c. (laic) 963 ; jjlebiscite 
 &c. (choice) 609. 
 
 V. command, order, decree, enact, ordain, dictate, direct, give orders. 
 
 prescribe, set, appoint, mark out ; set -, prescribe -, impose- a task ; 
 Get to work, put in requisition. 
 
 bid, enjoin, charge, call upon, instruct: require, - at the bands of; 
 exact, impose, tax, task ; demand ; insist on &c. [compel) 744. 
 
 claim, lay claim to, revendicate, reclaim. 
 
 cite, summon ; call -, send- for ; subpcena ; beckon. 
 
 issue a command ; make -, issue -, promulgate- -a requisition, - a 
 decree, - an order Sec. n. ; give the -word of command, - word, - signal; 
 call to order ; give -, lay down- the law ; assume the command &:c. 
 (authoritij) 737 remand. 
 
 be -ordered &c. : receive an order &c. n. 
 
 Adj. commanding kc. v. ; authoritative kc. 'jyj : decret-ory, -ive, -al. 
 
 Adv. in a commanding tone ; by a -stroke, - dash- of the pen ; by 
 order, at beat of drum, on the tii-st summons. 
 
 Phr. the decree is gone fortli; sic volo bicjubeo: le Boi le veut. 
 
 742. Disobedience. — X. dis- 
 obedience, insubordination, contumacy; 
 in-fraction, -fringement ; violation, non- 
 compliance ; non-observance &c. 77 2)- 
 
 revolt, rebellion, mutiny, outbreak, 
 rising, uprising, insurrection, emeute\ 
 riot, tumult, c^c. (disorder) 59 ; strike &c. 
 (^resistance) 719; barring out; de dance 
 .•cc.715. 
 
 mutinousness &c. adj. ; mutineering ; 
 -sedition, treason; high -, petty -, mis- 
 prision of- treason ; premunire ; Vese- 
 majeste ; violation of law &c. 964 ; de- 
 fection, secession. 
 
 insurgent, mutineer, rebel, revolter, 
 rioter, traitor, carhonaro, sanscidottes, 
 red republican, communist, Fenian,/ron- 
 deur: seceder, runagate, brawler, an- 
 archist, demagogue : Spartacus, Masani- 
 ello, AVat Tyler, Jack Cade : ringleader. 
 
 V. disobey, violate, infringe ; shirk ; 
 set at defiance kc. (defy) 715; set 
 authority at naught, run not, fly in the 
 face of; take the law into one's own 
 hands ; kick over the traces. 
 
 turn -, run- restive ; champ the bit : 
 strike &c. (resist) 719; rise, - in arms; 
 secede ; mutiny, rebel. 
 
 Adj. disobedient : uucompl-ying,-iant ; 
 unsubmissive, unruly, ungovernable ; in- 
 
 743. Obedience. — w. obedience; 
 observance &c. 772 ; compliance : sub- 
 mission kc. 725; subjection kc. 749; 
 non-resistance ; passiveness, resignation. 
 
 allegiance, loyalty, fealty, homage, 
 deference, devotion. 
 
 submiss-ness, -iveness ; ductility kc. 
 (softness) 324 ; obseqidcusness kc. (ser- 
 vility) 886. 
 
 V. be -obedient &c. adj. : oljey, bear 
 obedience to : submit kc. 725 ; comply, 
 answer the helm, come at one's call ; do 
 -one's bidding, - what one is told, - 
 suit and service ; attend to ordera, serve 
 faithfully. 
 
 follow, - the lead of, - to the world's 
 end : serve kc. 746 ; play second fiddle. 
 
 Adj. obedient ; compl-ying, -iant ; 
 loyal, faithful, devoted ; at one's -call,- 
 command, - orders, - beck and call ; under 
 -beck and call, - control. 
 
 restrainable ; resigned, passive; sub- 
 missive &c. 725; henpecked; pliant &c, 
 Wt) 324. 
 
 unresisted. 
 
 Adv. obediently &c. adj.\ in com- 
 pliance with, in obedience to, 
 
 Plir. to hear is to obey ; as -, if- you 
 please. 
 
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T-ftZ— 746. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (II.) I. 
 
 subordinate, impatient of control ; rest-ift', -ive ; refractory, contu- 
 niacioiis; recusant »fcc. (refuse) 764; recalcitrant; resisting &c. 7195 
 la.vle^s, mutinous, seditious, insurgent, riotous, 
 unobeyed ; unbidden. 
 
 744. Compulsion. — M*. compulsion, coercion, coaction, con- 
 straint, duress, enforcement, press, conscription. 
 
 force ; brute -, main -, physical- force ; the sword, ultima ratio ; club 
 law, argumentum haculinum, le droit du plus fort, martial law. 
 
 restraint &C.751 ; necessity &c. 601 ; force majeure-, Ilobson's choice. 
 
 V. compel, force, make, drive, coerce, constrain, enforce, necessitate, 
 oblige. 
 
 force upon, press ; cram -, thrust -, force- down the throat ; say it must 
 be done, make a point of, insist upon, take no denial ; put down, dragoon. 
 
 extort, wring from ; put -, turn- on the screw ; drag into ; bind, - 
 over : pin -, tie- down ; require, tax, put in force ; restrain &c. 751. 
 
 Adj. compelling &c. v.\ coercive, coactive ; inexorable &c. 739; com- 
 puls-ory, -atory ; obligatory, stringent, peremptory. 
 
 forcible, not to be trifled with ; irresistible &c. 601 ; compelled kc. v.; 
 fain to. 
 
 Adv. by -force &c. n., - force of arms ; on compulsion, perforce ; vi et 
 armis, under the lash ; at the point of the -sword, - bayonet ; forcibly ; 
 by a strong arm. 
 
 under protest, in spite of one's teeth ; against one's will &c. 603 ; 
 nolens volens &c. {of necessity) 601 ; by stress of -circumstances, - 
 weather ; under press of ; de rigueur. 
 
 746. Servant. — w. subject, liege- 
 man ; servant, retainer, follower, hench- 
 man, servitor, domestic, menial, help, 
 lady help, employe, attache ; official. 
 
 retinue, suite, cortege, staff", court. 
 
 attendant, squire, usher, page, donzel, 
 footboy ; train-, cup-bearer ; waiter, tap- 
 ster, butler, livery servant, lacke}'-, foot- 
 man, flunkey, valet, valet de chamh'e', 
 equerr}^, groom ; jockey, hostler, ostler, 
 tiger, orderly, messenger, cad, gillie, 
 herdsman, swineherd. 
 
 bailiff, castellan, seneschal, chamber- 
 lain, major-domo, groom of the chambers. 
 
 secretary ; under -, assistant- secre- 
 tary; cleric; subsidiary; agent &c. 758; 
 subaltern; under-ling, -strapper ; man. 
 
 maid, -servant ; handmaid ; confidente^ 
 lady's maid, abigail, soubrette-, nurse, 
 prince, duke, &c. {nobility) 875; arch- | bonne, ayah; nurse-, nursery-, house-, 
 duke, doge, elector ; seignior ; mar-, j parlour-, waiting-, chamljer-, kitchen-, 
 land-grave; rajah, emir, nizam, nawaub. ! scullery-maid; femme -, JUle- de cham- 
 
 745. Master. — M". master, 2^a- 
 drone; lord, -paramount ; command-er, 
 -ant ; captain ; chief, -tain ; sirdar, sa- 
 chem, sheik, head, senior, governor, ruler, 
 dictator ; leader &c. {director) 694. 
 
 lord of the ascendant; cock of the 
 -walk, - xoost ; grey mare ; mistress. 
 
 potentate; liege, -lord; suzerain, so- 
 vereign, monarch, autocrat, despot, ty- 
 rant, oligarch. 
 
 crowned head, emperor, king, anoint- 
 ed king, majesty, imperator, protector, 
 president, stadtholder, judge. 
 
 caesar, kaiser, czar, sultan, soldan, 
 grand Turk, caliph, imaiun, shah, padi- 
 fhah, sophi, mogul, great mogul, khan, 
 cham ; lama, tycoon, mikado, inca, caz- 
 ique ; vaivode ; wai-, way-wode ; land- 
 amman ; seyyid. 
 
 empress, queen, sultana, czarina, prm 
 cess, infanta, duchess, margravine. 
 
 regent, viceroy, exarch, palatine, khe- 
 dive, hospodar, beglerbeg, three-tailed 
 bashaw, pasha, pashaw, bashaw, bey, 
 beg, dey, scherif, tetrarch, satrap, man- 
 darin, subhadar, nabob, maharajah ; bur- 
 grave ; laird &c. {jyroprieto?-) yyg. 
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 b?'e ; cam arista ; chef de cuisine, cordon 
 bleu, cook, scullion, Cinderella; maid -, 
 servant- of all work; laundress, bed- 
 maker, gyp, scout ; journeyman, char- 
 woman &c. {ivorker) 690. 
 
 serf, vassal, slave, negro, helot ; bonds- 
 man, -woman ; bondslave ; dme daitmeef 
 odalisque, ryot, adscrijitus glebce ; vill-ain, 
 
V. (11.) I. 
 
 INTERSOCIAI. VOLITION. 
 
 745—749, 
 
 the -authorities, - powers that be, - 
 goverument ; staff, etat major, a<ra, offi- 
 cial, man in olFice, person in authority. 
 
 [Military authorities] marshal, lield- 
 marshal, marechal ; general, -issimo ; 
 commander-in-chief, seraskier, hetman ; 
 lieutenant-, major-general; colonel, lieu- 
 tenant-colonel, major, captain, centurion, 
 skipper, lieutenant, sub-lieutenant, officer, 
 staii-officer, aide de camp, brigadier, bri- 
 gade-major, adjutant, jemidar, ensign, 
 cornet, cadet, subaltern, non-commis- 
 sioned officer; sergeant, -major ; cole 
 
 -ein ; bead-, bede-sman ; sizar; pension- 
 er, -ary; client; depend-ant, -ent ; hanger 
 on, satellite ; parasite &c. {senility) 886 ; 
 led captain ; protege, ward, hireling, 
 mercenary, puppet, creature. 
 
 badge of slavery ; bonds &c. 752. 
 
 V. serve ; wait -, attend -, dance at- 
 tendance -, pin oneself- upon; squire, 
 tend, hang on the sleeve of. 
 
 Adj. in the train of; in one's -pay, 
 - employ; at one's call &c. {obedient) 
 743 ; in bonds. 
 
 sergeant ; corporal, -major ; lance-, act- 
 ing-corporal ; drum major. I 
 
 [Civil authorities] mayor, -alty ; prefect, chancellor, archon, provost, 
 magistrate, syndic ; alcalde, alcaid ; burgomaster, corregidor, seneschal, 
 alderman, warden, constable, portreeve ; lord mayor ; officer &c. (ex- 
 ecutive) 965. 
 
 [Naval authorities] admiral, -ty; rear-, vice-, port-admiral; com- 
 modore, captain, commander, lieutenant, skipper, mate, master. 
 
 74:7. [Insignia of authority.] Sceptre. — X. sceptre, regalia, rod 
 of empire, \nQ.ce, fasces, wand ; stall", - of office ; baton, truncheon ; Hair 
 
 I. {insignia) 550; ensign -, e 
 
 throne, chair, musnud, divan, dais, woolsack. 
 
 toga, pall, mantle, robes of state, ermine, purple. 
 
 crown, coronet, diadem, tiara, cap of maintenance ; decoration ; title 
 fee. ^y7 -, portfolio. 
 
 key, signet, seals, talisman; helm; reins &c. {means of restraint?) 752. 
 
 749. Subjection. — wr. subjec- 
 tion ; depeud-ence, -ance, -ency ; subor- 
 dination ; thrall, thraldom, enthralment, 
 subjugation, bondage, serfdom; feudal- 
 ism, -ity ; vassalage, villenage ; slavery, 
 
 748. Preedom. — iff. freedom, li- 
 berty, independence ; licence &c. {per- 
 mission) 760 ; facility &c. 705. 
 
 scope, range, latitude, play ; free -, 
 full- -play, - scope ; free stage and no 
 favour ; swing, full swing, elbow-room, 
 margin, rope, wide berth ; Liberty Hall, 
 
 franchise, denization; free -, freed-, 
 livery- man ; denizen. 
 
 autonomy, self-government, liberalism, 
 free trade ; non-interference &c. 706. 
 
 immunity, exemption; emancipation 
 &c. {liberation) 750 ; en-, af-franchise- 
 ment. 
 
 free land, freehold ; allodium ; frank- 
 almoigne, mortmain. 
 
 V. be -free &c. adj. ; have -scope &c. 
 71., - the run of, - one's own way, - a 
 will of one's own, - one's fling ; do what 
 one -likes, - wishes, - pleases, - chooses ; 
 go at large, feel at home, paddle one's 
 own canoe ; stand on one's -legs, -rights; 
 shift for oneself. 
 
 take a liberty ; make -free with, - 
 oneself quite at home ; use a freedom . 
 take -leave, - French leave. 
 
 enslavement, involuntary servitude. 
 
 service; servi-tude, -torship; ten- 
 dence, employ, tutelage, clientship ; lia- 
 bility &c. 177 ; constraint &c. 751 ; op- 
 pression kc. {severity) 739; yoke &c. 
 {means of restraint) 752 ; submission &c. 
 725; obedience &c. 743. 
 
 V. be -subject &c, adj. ; be -, lie- at 
 the mercy of ; depend -, lean -, hang- 
 upon ; fall -a prey to, - under ; pla}" 
 second fiddle. 
 
 be a -mere machine, - puppet, - foot- 
 ball ; not dare to say cue's soul is his 
 own ; drag a chain. 
 
 serve &c. 746; obey *S:c. 743; submit 
 kc. 725. ^ 
 
 break in, tame ; subject, subjugate ; 
 master &c. 731 ; tread -down, - under 
 foot : weigh down ; drag at one's chariot 
 wheels; reduce to -subjection, -slavery; 
 en-, in-, be-thral ; enslave, lead captive; 
 
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748—751. 
 
 VOLITIOX. 
 
 V. (II.) I. 
 
 set free &c. (liberate) 750; p^ive a 
 loose to &c. {permit) 760 ; allow -, 
 ffive -scope &c. n. to ; give a horse his 
 head. 
 
 make free of ; give the -freedom of, - 
 franchise ; en-, af-franchise. 
 
 laisser -faii'e, - aller ; live and let live ; 
 leave to oneself; leave -, let- alone 
 
 Adj. free. - as air ; out of harness, 
 independent, at large, loose, scot free ; 
 left -alone, - to oneself. . 
 
 infuU swing; 11 u caught, unconstrained, 
 unbuttoned, unconfined, unrestrained, 
 unchecked, unprevented, unhindered, un- 
 obstructed, unbound, uncontrolled, un- 
 trammelled. 
 
 unsubject, ungoverned, unenslaved, 
 unenthralled, unchained, unshackled, un- 
 fettered, unreined, unbridled, uncurbed, 
 unmuzzled. 
 
 unrestricted, unlimited, unconditional ; 
 absolute ; discretionary &c. {optional) 600. 
 
 unassailed, unforced, uncorapelled. 
 
 unbiassed, spontaneous. 
 
 free and easy ; at -, at one's- ease ; degage, quite at home ; wanton, 
 rampant, irrepressible, unvanquished. 
 
 exempt ; freed &c. 750 ; freeborn ; autonomous, freehold, allodial ; 
 gratis &c. 815. 
 
 unclaimed, going a begging. 
 
 Adv. freely t&c. adj. ; ad libitum &c. {at ivill) 600. 
 
 take into custody Szc. (restrain) 751 ; 
 rule Sec. 7^7; drive into a corner, hold 
 at the sword's point ; keep under ; hold 
 in -bondage, - leading strings, - swad- 
 dling clothes. 
 
 Adj. subject, dependent, subordinate; 
 feud-al, -atory ; in subjection to, under 
 control ; in -leading strings, - harness ; 
 subjected, enslaved, &c. v. ; constrained 
 &c. 751; down-trodden; over-borne, 
 -whelmed ; under the lash, on the hip, 
 led by the nose, henpecked ; the -pup- 
 pet, - sport, - plaything- of ; under one's 
 -orders, - command, - thumb ; a slave 
 to; at the mercy of; in the -power, - 
 hands, - clutches- of ; at the feet of ; at 
 one's beck and call &c. {obedient) 743 ; 
 liable &c. 177; parasitical; stipendiary. 
 
 Adv. under. 
 
 750. lilberatlon. — W. liberation, 
 disengagement, release, enlargement, 
 emancipation ; af-, en-franchisement ; 
 manumission ; discharge, dismissal. 
 
 deliverance &c. 672 ; redemption, ex- 
 trication, acquittance, absolution ; ac- 
 quittal &c. 970; escape &c. 671. 
 
 V. liberate, free ; set -free, - clear, - 
 at liberty; render free, emancipate, re- 
 lease ; en-, af-franchise; manumit; en- 
 large ; dis-band, -charge, -miss, -enthral : 
 let -go, - loose, - out, - slip ; cast -, 
 turn- adrift; deliver Sec. 672 ; absolve 
 &c. (acquit) 970. 
 
 unfetter «&c. 751, untie Sec. 43; loose 
 Sec. (disjoin) 44 ; loosen, relax ; un-bolt, 
 -bar, -closo,, -cork, -clog, -hand, -bind, 
 -chain, -harness ; dis-engage, -entangle ; 
 clear, extricate, unloose. 
 
 gain -, obtain -, acquire- one's -liberty 
 Sec. 748; get -rid, - clear- of ; deliver 
 oneself from ; shake off the yoke, slip 
 the collar ; break -loose, - prison ; tear 
 asunder one's bonds, cast off trammels ; 
 escape Sec. 671. 
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 751. Restraint. — M". restraint; 
 hindrance &c. 706 ; coercion &c. (com- 
 pulsion) 744 ; cohibition, constraint, re- 
 pression ; discipline, control. 
 
 confinement ; durance, duress ; im-, 
 prisonment ; incarceration, coarctation, 
 entombment, mancipation, durance vile, 
 limbo, captivity ; blockade. 
 
 arrest, -ation ; custody, keep, care, 
 charge, ward, restringency. 
 
 curb &c. (means of restraint) 752; 
 lettres de cachet. 
 
 limitation, restriction, protection, mo- 
 nopoly; prohibition &c. 761. 
 
 prisoner &c. 754. 
 
 V. restrain, check ; put -, lay- under 
 restraint ; en-, in-, be-thral ; restrict ; de- 
 bar Sec. (hinder) 706 ; constrain ; coerce 
 Sec. (co7npel) 744 ; curb, control ; hold -, 
 keep — back, - from, - in, - in check, 
 - within bounds ; hold in -leash, - lead- 
 ing strings; withhold. 
 
 keep under ; repress, suppress ; smother; 
 pull in, rein in ; hold, - fast ; keep a tight 
 hand on ; prohibit ^^'c. 761 ; in-, co-hibit. 
 
V. (11.) I. 
 
 INTERSOOIAL VOLITION. 
 
 750—756. 
 
 Adj. liberated &c. v. ; out of harness 
 &c. (free) 748. 
 
 Int. unhand me ! let me go ! 
 
 enchain ; fasten «S:c. (join) 43 ; fetter, 
 shackle ; en-, trammel ; bridle, muzzle, 
 gag, pinion, manacle, handcuff, tie one'^s 
 hands, hobble, bind hand and foot ; swathe, 
 swaddle; pin down, tether, picket; tie, 
 - up, - down ; secure ; forge fetters, 
 confine; shut -up, -in; clap up, lock up, box up, mew up, bottle 
 up, cork up, seal up, button up ; hem in, bolt in, wall in, rail in ; iu)- 
 pound, pen, coop; enclose &c. {ch'cmnsoihe) 229; cage; in-, en-cage; 
 close the door upon, cloister ; imprison, immure ; incarcerate, entomb ; 
 clap -, lay- under hatches ; put in -irons, - a strait waistcoat ; throw 
 -, cast- into prison ; put into billpoes. 
 
 arrest ; take -up, - charge of, - into custody ; take -, make- 
 -prisoner, - captive ; captivate ; lead -captive, - into captivity ; send 
 --, commit- to prison ; commit; give in -charge, - custody; subjugate 
 &c. 749. 
 
 Adj. re-, con-strained; imprisoned kc. v.) pent up; jammed in, 
 wedged in ; under -restraint, - lock and key, - hatches ; in swaddling 
 clothes; on parole \ in custody &c. {i^risoner) 754; cohibitive ; co- 
 active &c. {compulsory) 744. 
 
 ice-, wind-, weather-bound ; 
 pound, laid by the heels. 
 
 cabined cribbed confined ' ; in Lob's 
 
 752. [Means of restraint.] Prison. — X. prison, -house; jail, 
 gaol, cage, coop, den, cell ; stronghold, fortress, keep, donjon, dungeon, 
 Bastille, oubliette,\)Y\^Qwe\\, house of correction, hulks, toll-booth, panop- 
 ticon, penitentiary, guard-room, lock-up, hold ; round -, watch -, station 
 -, sponging- house; station; house of detention, black hole, pen, fold, 
 pound ; enclosure &c. 232 ; penal settlement ; bilboes, stocks, limbo, 
 quod. 
 
 Newgate, Fleet, Marshalsea ; King's {or Queen's) Bench. 
 
 bond ; bandage; irons, pinion, gyve, fetter, shackle, trammel, manacle, 
 handcuff, strait waistcoat. 
 
 yoke, collar, halter, harness; muzzle, gag, bit, brake, curb, snaffle, 
 bridle ; rein, -s; bearing-rein ; martingale, leading string ; tether, picket, 
 band, guy, chain ; cord &c. (fasteninff) 45. 
 
 bolt, bar, lock, padlock, rail, wall ; paling, palisade ; fence ; barrier, 
 barricade. 
 
 drag &c. {hindrance) 706. 
 
 753. Keeper. — u. keeper, custo- 
 dian, custos, ranger, warder, jailer, 
 gaoler, turnkey, castellan, guard ; w- atch, 
 -dog, -man ; Charley ; sen-try, -tinel ; 
 watch and ward ; concierge, coastguard, 
 (juarda costa, gamekeeper. 
 
 escort, body guard. 
 
 protector, governor, duenna; guar- 
 dian ; governess &c. ( teacher ) 540 ; 
 nurse, bonne, oyah. 
 
 755. [Vicarious authority.] Com- 
 mission. — W. commission, delegation ; 
 con-, as-signment ; procuration ; deputa- 
 tion, legation, mission, embassy ; agency, 
 agentship ; power of attorney ; clerkship. 
 
 754. Prisoner. — »r. prisoner, cap- 
 tive, detenu, close prisoner. 
 
 jail-bird, ticket-of-leave man. 
 
 V. stand committed ; be -imprisoned 
 &c. 75i._ 
 
 Adj. imprisoned &c. 751 ; in -prison, 
 - quod, - durance vile, - limbo, - cus- 
 tody, - charge, - cliains ; under -lock 
 and key, - hatches ; on parole. , 
 
 756. Abrogration. — us. abroga- 
 tion, annulment, nullification; cancel- 
 ling &c. v.; cancel; revo-cation,-kement; 
 repeal, rescission, defeasance. 
 
 dismissal, conge, demission; depos-al, 
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755—758. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (II.) I. 
 
 errand, charge, hrevet, diploma, exe- 
 quatur, permit &c. { jjermission) 760. 
 
 appointment, nomination, retm'n ; 
 charter ; ordination ; installation, in- 
 auguration, investiture; accession, coro- 
 nation, enthronement. 
 
 vicegerency ; regency, regentship. 
 
 viceroy &c. 745; consignee &c. 758 ; 
 deputy &c. 759. 
 
 V. commission, delegate, depute ; 
 consign, assign; charge; in-, en-trust; 
 commit, -to the hands of; authorize &c. 
 {pei'mit) 760. 
 
 put in commission, accredit, engage, 
 hire, hespeak, appoint, name, nominate, 
 return, ordain ; install, induct, inaugu- 
 rate, invest, crown ; en-roll, -list. 
 
 employ, empower ; set -, place- over ; 
 send out. 
 
 be commissioned, be accredited ; re- 
 present, stand for; stand in the -stead, 
 - place, - shoes- of. 
 
 Adj. commissioned &c. v. 
 
 Adv. per procuratione. 
 
 -ition ; dethronement ; disestablish-, dis- 
 endow-ment ; deconsecration. 
 
 aboli-tion, -shment ; dissolution. 
 
 counter - order, -mand ; repudiation, 
 retractation ; recantation &c. {tergiversa- 
 tion) 607. 
 
 V. abrogate, annul, cancel ; destroy 
 kc. 162; abolish; revoke, repeal, re- 
 scind, reverse, retract, recall ; over-rule, 
 -ride ; set aside ; disannul, dissolve, 
 quash, nullify, declare null and void; 
 dis-establish, -endow ; deconsecrate. 
 
 disclaim «&c. {deny) 536 ; ignore, re- 
 pudiate ; recant &c. 607 ; divest oneself, 
 break off, 
 
 counter-mand, -order ; do away with ; 
 sweep -, brush- away : throw -over- 
 board, - to the dogs; scatter to the 
 winds, cast behind. 
 
 dismiss, discard ; cast -, turn- -off, - 
 out, - adrift, - out of doors, - aside, - 
 away ; send -off, - away, - about one's 
 business ; discharge, get rid of, &c. {eject) 
 297. 
 
 cashier; break; oust; un-seat, -saddle ; 
 un-, de-, disen-throne ; depose, uncrown ; 
 unfrock, strike off the roll ; dis-bar, -bench, 
 be -abrogated &c. ; receive its quietus. 
 Adj. abrogated &c. v. ; functus officio. 
 
 Int. get along with you ! begone ! go about your business ! away 
 with ! 
 
 757. Xtesig'nation. — KT. resignation, retirement, abdication, re- 
 nunciation, abjuration. 
 
 V. resign ; give -, throw- up : lay down, tlirow up the cards, wash 
 one's hands of, abjure, renounce, forego, disclaim, retract; deny &c. 536. 
 
 abrogate &c. 756 ; desert &c. {relinquish) 624 ; get rid of &c. 782. 
 
 abdicate ; vacate, - one's seat ; accept the stewardship of the Chiltern 
 Hundreds ; retire ; tender one's resignation. 
 
 Adj. abdicant. 
 
 Phr. ' Othello's occupation 's gone.' 
 
 758. Consig'nee. — W. consignee, trustee, nominee, commiti.:;, . 
 delegate ; commiss-ary, -ioner ; emissary, envoy, commissionaire ; 
 
 messenger &c. 534. 
 
 diplomatist, diplomate, corps diplomatique, embassy ; am-, em-bassador ; 
 representative, resident, consul, legate, nuncio, internuncio, charge 
 d'affaires, attache. 
 
 vicegerent &c. {deputy) 759 ; plenipotentiary. 
 
 functionary, placeman, curator; treasurer &c. 801 ; agent, factor, 
 bailiff, clerk, secretary, attorney, solicitor, proctor, broker, underwriter, 
 commission agent, auctioneer, one's man of business ; factotum &c. 
 {director) 694; caretaker. 
 
 negotiator, go between ; middleman ; under agent, employe ; servant 
 &c. 746. 
 
 traveller, bagman, commis-voyageur, touter. 
 
 newspaper -, own -, special- correspondent. 
 
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V. (II.) I.-IL 
 
 INTERSOCIAL VOLITION. 
 
 759—762. 
 
 759. Deputy. — M". deputy, substitute, vice, proxy, locum tenens, 
 delegate, representative, next friend, surrogate, secondary. 
 
 regent, vicegerent, vizier, minister, vicar ; premier &c. {director) 694 ; 
 chancellor, prefect, provost, warden, lieutenant, archon, consul, proconsul ; 
 viceroy kc. {governor) 745 ; commissioner »S:c. 75S ; plenipotentiary, alter 
 ego. 
 
 team, eight, eleven : champion. 
 
 V. he -deputy &c. n. ; stand -, appear -, answer- for ; represent ; 
 
 stand -, walk- in the shoes of ; stand in the stead of. 
 
 ablegate, accredit. 
 
 Adj. acting ; vice, -regal ; accredited to. 
 
 Adv. in behalf of. 
 
 Section II. Special Ixtersocial Volitiots'. 
 
 760. Permission. — ir. permis- 
 sion, leave ; allow-, sufFer-ance ; toler- 
 ance, -ation ; liberty, law, licence, con- 
 cession, grace ; indulgence &c. {lenity) 
 740 ; favour, dispensation, exemption, 
 release ; connivance 5 vouchsafement. 
 
 authorization, warranty, accordance, 
 admission. 
 
 permit, warrant, brevet, precept, sanc- 
 tion, authority, Jinnan ; pass, -port 
 
 761. Prohibition.— Iff. pro-, in- 
 hibition ; veto, disallowance ; interdict, 
 -ion ; injunction ; embargo, ban, taboo, 
 prosciiption ; index eapurgatorius ; re- 
 striction &c. {restraint) 751 ; hindrance 
 &c, 706 ; forbidden fruit. 
 
 V. pro-, in-bibit; forbid, put one's 
 veto upon, disallow ; bar ; debar &c. 
 {hinder) 706, forefend. 
 
 keep -in, - within bounds : restrain 
 
 furlough, licence, crt;'2^e Z>/rt/2cAe, ticket of &c. 751; cohibit, withhold, limit, cir 
 leave; grant, charter, patent. ; cumscribe, clip the wings of, restrict; 
 
 V. permit ; give -permission &c. n., \ interdict, taboo ; put -, place- under 
 - power ; let, allow, admit ; suffer, bear 1 -an interdiction, - the ban ; proscribe ; 
 with, tolerate, recognize; concede &c. i exclude, shut out: shut -, bolt -, show- 
 762 ; accord, vouchsafe, favour, humour, the door ; warn off ; dash the cup from 
 gratify, indulge, stretch a point; wink , one's lips; forbid the banns, 
 at, connive at ; shut one's eyes to. ! Adj. probibit-ive, -ory ; proscriptive ; 
 
 grant, empower, charter, enfranchise, ' "''^''' ' * '''-••^■•• 
 
 privilege, confer a privilege, license, 
 
 restrictive, exclusive ; forbidding &c. v. 
 prohibited &c. v. ; not -permitted &c. 
 authorize, warrant; sanction; entrust 1760; unlicensed, contraband, under the 
 
 ban of; illegal &c. 964; unauthorized, 
 not to be thought of. 
 
 Adv. on no account tfcc. {no) 536. 
 
 Int. forbid it heaven ! &c. {depi'ecn- 
 tion) 766. 
 
 hands -, keep- off! hold! stop! 
 avast ! 
 
 Phr. that will never do. 
 
 ».K:c. {commission) 755 
 
 give -carte blanche, - the reins to, - 
 scope to &c. {freedom) 748 ; leave -alone, 
 - it to one, - the door open ; open the 
 -door to, - floodgates ; give a loose to. 
 
 let off: absolve &c, {acquit) 970; re- 
 lease, exonerate, dispense with. 
 
 ask -, beg -, request- -leave, - per- 
 mission. 
 
 Adj. permitting kc. v. ; permissive, 
 indulgent ; permitted kc. v. ; patent, 
 
 chartered, permissible, allowable, lawful, legitimate, legal; legalized 
 &c. (laiv) 963 ; licit ; unforbid, -den ; unconditional. 
 
 Adv. by -, with -, on- -leave Sz,c. n. ; speciali gratia ; under favour 
 oi', ad libitum kc. {freely) 748, {at ivill) 600; by all means &c. 
 {icillingly) 602 ; yes &c. {assent) 488. 
 
 762. Consent. — W. consent ; assent &c. 488 ; acquiescence ; ap- 
 proval &c. 931; compliance, agreement, concession ; yield-ance, -ingness ; 
 accession, acknowledgment, acceptance, agnition. 
 
 settlement, ratification, confirmation. 
 
 permit &c. {permission) 760; promise kc. 768. 
 
 251 
 
762— 7C6. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (II.) II. 
 
 V. consent ; assent Sec. 488 ; yield assent, admit, allow, concede, 
 grant, yield ; come -over, - round ; give into, acknowledge, agnize, give 
 consent, comply with, acquiesce, agree to, fall in with, accede, accept, 
 embrace an oHer, close with, take at one's word, have no objection. 
 
 satisfy, meet one's wishes, settle, come to terms &c. 488 ; not -refuse 
 «S:c. 764 ; turn a willing ear etc. {icillingness) 602 ; jump at ; deign, vouch- 
 safe ; promise kc. 768. 
 
 Adj. consenting &c. v. ; squeezable ; agreed &c. (assent) 488 ; uncon- 
 ditional. 
 
 Adv. yes &c. (assent) 488 ; by all means &c. (willingly) 602 ; if -, as- 
 you please ; be it so, so be it, well and good, of course. 
 
 763. Offer. — wr. offer, proffer, pre- 
 sentation, tender, bid, overture ; propos- 
 al, -ition ; motion, invitation ; candida- 
 ture; offering &c. (gift) 784. 
 
 V. offer, proffer, present, tender ; 
 bid ; propose, move ; make -a motion. 
 
 out. 
 
 - advances ; start ; invite, hold 
 place in one's way, put forward 
 
 hawk about ; offer for sale kc. 796 ; 
 press &c. (request) 765 ; lay at one's leet. 
 
 offer -, present- oneself; volunteer, 
 come forward, be a candidate ; stand -, 
 bid- for ; seek ; be at one's service ; go 
 a begging ; bribe &c. (give) 784. 
 
 Adj. offer-ing, -ed, &c. v.-, in the 
 market, for sale, to let, disengaged, on 
 hire. 
 
 764. 
 
 jection; 
 declininof 
 
 Refusal. — W. refusal, re- 
 non-, in-compliance ; denial ; 
 &c. V. ; declension ; peremp- 
 tory -, flat -, point blanlc- refusal; re- 
 pulse, rebuft*; discountenance. 
 
 recusancy, abnegation, protest, dis- 
 
 dissent &c. 
 
 revocation 
 
 claimer ; 
 &c. 756. 
 
 V. refuse, reject, deny, decline ; nill, 
 negative ; refuse -, withhold- one's as- 
 sent ; shake the head ; close the -hand, 
 - purse ; grudge, begrudge, be slow to, 
 hang tire. 
 
 be deaf to ; turn -a deaf ear to, - one's 
 back upon ; set one's face against, dis- 
 countenance, not hear of, have nothing 
 to do with , wash one's hands of, stand 
 aloof, forswear, set aside,cast behind one; 
 not yield an inch &c. (obstinacy) 606. 
 resist, cross ; not -grant &c. 762 ; re- 
 pel, repulse ; shut -, slam- the door in one's face: rebuff; send -back, 
 - to the right about, - away with a flea in the ear ; deny oneself, not 
 be at home to; discard &c. (repudiate) 610 ; rescind «S:c. (revoke) 756 ; 
 disclaim, protest ; dissent &c. 489. 
 
 Adj. refusing &c. v. ; rest-ive, -iff; recusant ; uncomplying, uncon- 
 senting; not willing to hear of, deaf to. 
 
 refused &c. v. ; ungranted, out of the question, not to be thought of, 
 impossible. 
 
 Adv. no &c. 536 ; on no account, not for the world; no thank you. 
 Phr. 7ion possum us ] [ironically] your humble servant ; lien oblige. 
 
 ^ 765. Request. — w. requ-est, 
 -isition ; claim kc. (demand) 741 ; petition, 
 suit, prayer; begging letter, round-robin. 
 
 motion, overture, application, canvass, 
 address, appeal, apostrophe ; impreca- 
 tion; rogation. 
 
 orison &c. (wo)'ship) 990 ; incantation 
 &c. (spell) 993. 
 
 mendicancy; asking, begging, &c. v.; 
 postulation, solicitation, invitation, en- 
 treaty, importunity, supphcation, in- 
 stance, impetration, imploration, obse- 
 252 
 
 766. [Negative request] Depre- 
 cation. — N. deprecation, expostula- 
 tion ; intercession, mediation. 
 
 V. deprecate, protest, expostulate, 
 enter a protest, intercede for. 
 
 Adj. deprecatory, expostulatory, in- 
 tercessory, mediatorial. 
 
 deprecated, protested. 
 
 un-, unbe-sought ; unasked kc. (see 
 ask kc. 765). 
 
 Int. cry you mercy ! God forbid ! 
 forbid it Heaven ! Heaven -forefend. - 
 
V. (II.) ii.-iii. 
 
 INTERSOCIAL VOLITION. 
 
 765— 768a. 
 
 forbid ! far be it from ! hands oft' ! 
 ( prohibition) 761. 
 
 cration, obtestation, invocation, interpel- 
 lation. 
 
 V. request, ask ; beg, crave, sue, pray, 
 petition, solicit, invite, pop the question, 
 make bold to ask ; beg -leave, - a boon ; 
 apply to, call to, put to ; call -upon, - for ; make -, address -, prefer 
 -, put up- a -request, - prayer, - petition ; make -application, - a 
 requisition ; ask -, trouble- one for ; claim &c. {demand) 741 ; offer up 
 prayers &c. (zvorship) 990 ; whistle for. 
 
 beg hard, entreat, beseech, plead, supplicate, implore ; conjure, ad- 
 jure ; obtest ; cry to, kneel to, appeal to ; invoke, evoke ; impetrate, 
 imprecate, ply, press, urge, beset, importune, dun, tax, clamour for ; 
 cry -aloud, - for help ; fall on one's knees ; throw oneself at the feet 
 of; come down on one's marrow-bones. 
 
 beg from door to door, send the liat round, go a begging ; mendi- 
 cate, mump, cadge, beg one's bread. 
 
 dance attendance on, besiege, knock at the door, 
 
 bespeak, canvass, tout, make interest, court ; seek, bid for, &c. {offe?') 
 763 ; publish the banns. 
 
 Adj. requesting &c. v.; precatory; suppli-ant, -cant, -catory ; pos- 
 tulant. 
 
 importunate, clamorous, urgent; cnp in hand; on one's -knees, - 
 bended knees, - marrow-bones. 
 
 Adv. prithee, do, please, pray ; be so good as, be good enough ; 
 have the goodness, vouchsafe, will you, I pray thee, if you please. 
 
 rnt. for -God's, - heaven's, - goodness', - mercy's- sake ! 
 
 &c. 
 
 767. Petitioner. — xa. petitioner, solicitor, applicant; sup- 
 pli-ant, -cant ; suitor, candidate, claimant, postulant, aspirant, 
 competitor, bidder ; place-, pot-hunter; prizer. 
 
 beggar, mendicant, mumper, sturdy beggar, cadger. 
 
 canvasser, touter. 
 
 Section III. Conditional Intersocial Volition. 
 
 768. Promise. — U". promise, un- 
 dertaking, word, troth, plight, pledge, j — H. release &c. (liberation) 750, 
 pffro/e, word of honour, vow ; oath &c. Adj. absolute; unconditional &c. 
 {affirmation) 535 ; profession, assurance, {free) 748. 
 
 warranty, guarantee, insurance, obliga- 1 
 
 tion ; contract &c. 769. | 
 
 engagement, pre-engagement : affiance ; betroth, -al, -ment. 
 
 V. promise ; give a -promise &c. n. ; undertak»', engage ; make -, 
 form- an engagement ; enter -into, - on- an engagement ; bind -, tie -, 
 pledge -, commit -, take upon- oneself; vow; swear &c. {affirm) 535, 
 give -, pass -, pledge -, plight- one's -word, - honour, - credit, - 
 troth ; betroth, plight faith. 
 
 assure, warrant, guarantee ; covenant &c. 769 ; attest &c. (bear 
 2vitness) 467. 
 
 hold out an expectation ; contract an obligation ; become -bound to, 
 - sponsor for ; answer -, be answerable- for ; secure ; give security 
 &c. 771; underwrite. 
 
 adjure, administer an oath, put to one's oath, swear a witness. 
 
 Adj. promising &c. v.; promissory; votive 5 under hand and seal, 
 upon oath. 
 
 253 
 
768—773. VOLITION. V. (II.) iii. 
 
 promised &c. v. ; affianced, pledged, bound ; committed, compro- I 
 
 mised ; in for it. j 
 
 Adv. as one's head shall answer for. I 
 
 Phr. in ibr a penny in for a pound. | 
 
 769. Compact. — W. compact, contract, agreement, bargain ; affi- 
 dation ; pact, -ion ; bond, covenant, indenture. 
 
 stipulation, settlement, convention ; compromise, caHel. 
 
 protocol, treaty, concordat, Znllverein, Sonderbund, charter, Magna 
 ChaHa^ Pragmatic Sanction. 
 
 negotiation &c. {bargaining) 794; diplomacy &c. {mediation) 724; 
 negotiator &c. {agent) 758. 
 
 ratification, completion, signature, seal, sigil, signet. 
 
 V. contract, covenant, agree for , engage &c, {^jromise) 768. 
 
 treat, negotiate, stipulate^ make terms ; bargain &c. {barter) 794. 
 
 Ynake -, strike- a bargain ; come to -terms, - an understanding ; com- 
 promise &c. 774 ; set at rest; close, - with ; conclude, complete, settle ; 
 confirm, ratify, clench, subscribe, underwrite ; en-, in-dorse; put the seal 
 to ; sign, seal, &c. {attest) 467 ; indent. 
 
 take one at one's word, bargain by inch of candle. 
 
 Adj. agreed &c. v. ; conventional ; under hand and seal. 
 
 Phr. caveat emptor. 
 
 770. Conditions. — nr. conditions, terms; articles, - of agree- 
 ment. 
 
 clauses, provisions ; proviso &c. {qualification) 469 ; covenant, stipula- 
 tion, obligation, idtimatum, sine qua nan ; casus foederis. 
 
 V. make -, come to- -terms, &c. {contract) 769 ; make it a condition, 
 stipulate, insist upon, make a point of; bind, tie up. 
 
 Adj. conditional, provisional, guarded, fenced, hedged in. 
 
 Adv. conditionally &c. {with qualification) 469 ; provisionally, jyro 
 re natd ; on condition. 
 
 771. Security.— X. security ; guaran-ty, -tee ; gage, warranty, 
 bond, tie, pledge, pHght, mortgage, debenture, hypothecation, bill of sale, 
 lien, pawn, pignoration ; real security. 
 
 stake, deposit, earnest, handsel, caution. 
 
 promissory note ; bill, - of exchange ; I.O.U. ; personal security, 
 covenant, specialty ; parole &:c. {itromise) 768. 
 
 acceptance, indorsement, signature, execution, stamp, seal. 
 
 spon-sor, -sion, -sorship ; surety, bail ; mainpernor, hostage. 
 
 recognizance ; deed -, covenant- of indemnity. 
 
 authentication, verification, warrant, certificate, voucher, doquet ; 
 record &c. 551; probate, attested copy. 
 
 receipt ; ac-, quittance ; discharge, release. 
 
 muniment, title-deed, instrument ; deed, - poll ; assurance, indenture ; 
 charter &c. {compact) 769 ; charter-poll ; paper, parchment, settlement, 
 will, testament, last will and testament, codicil. 
 
 V. give -security, - bail, - substantial bail ; go bail ; pawn, impawn, 
 spout, mortgage, hypothecate, impignorate. 
 
 guarantee, warrant, assure ; accept, indorse, underwrite, insure. 
 
 execute, stamp ; sign, seal, &c. {evidence) 467. 
 
 let, sett ; grant -, take -, hold- a lease ; hold in pledge ; lend on 
 security «&;c. 787. 
 
 772. Observance. — w. obser- I 773. Non-observance. — w. 
 
 vance, performance, compliance ; obedi- I non-observance &c. 772 ; evasion, iuob- 
 254 
 
V. (II.) iii.-iv. 
 
 INTERSOCIAL VOLITION, &c. 
 
 ^iz—iie. 
 
 ence &c. 743 ; fulfilment, satisfaction, 
 discharge ; acquit-tance, -tal. 
 
 a.dhesion, acknowledgment ; fidelity 
 &c. {iJi'ohity) 939; exact &c. 494- ob- 
 servance. 
 
 V. observe, comply ■with, respect, 
 acknowledge, abide by ; cling to, adhere 
 to, be faithful to, act up to ; meet, ful- 
 fil ; carry -out, - into execution ; exe- 
 cute, perform, keep, satisfy, discharge ; 
 do one's office. 
 
 perform -, fulfil -, discharge -, acquit 
 oneself of- an obligation ; tnake good ; 
 make good -, keep- one's -word, - pro- 
 mise ; redeem one's pledge ; keep faith 
 with, ^tand to one's engagement. 
 
 Adj. observant, faithful, true, loyal ; 
 honourable &c. 939 ; true as the -dial to 
 the sun, - needle to the pole ; punct- 
 ual, -ilious ; literal &c. {exact) 494 ; as 
 good as one's word. 
 
 Adv. faithfully &c. adj. 
 
 servance, failure, omission, neglect, lach- 
 es, laxity, informality. 
 
 infringement, infraction ; violation, 
 transgression. 
 
 retractation, repudiation, nullification ; 
 protest ; forfeiture. 
 
 lawlessness ; disobedience &c. 742 : 
 bad faith &c. 940. 
 
 V. fail, neglect, omit, elude, evade, 
 give the go by to, set aside, ignore ; 
 shut -, close- one's eyes to. 
 
 infringe, transgress, violate, break, 
 trample under foot, do violence to, drive 
 a coach and six through. 
 
 discard, protest, repudiate, fling to 
 the winds, set at naught, nullify, declare 
 null and void : cancel &c. {^cipe off) 552. 
 
 retract, go back from, be off", forfeit, 
 go from one's word, palter ; stretch -, 
 strain- a point. 
 
 Adj. violating &c. v. ; lawless, trans- 
 gressive ; elusive, evasive. 
 
 unfulfilled &c. {see fulfil &c. 772). 
 
 774. Compromise. — wr. com-promise, -mutation, -position ; mid- 
 dle term, mezzo termine ; compensation &c. 30. 
 
 V. com-promise, -mute, -pound ; take the mean ; split the difierence, 
 meet one half way, give and take ; come to terms &c. {conti'act) 769 ; 
 submit to -, abide by- arbitration ; patch up, bridge over, arrange ; ad- 
 just, - differences ; agree ; make -the best of, - a virtue of necessity ; 
 take the will for the deed. 
 
 Section IV. Possessive EelationsJ 
 
 1°. Pi'operty in geftieral. 
 
 775. Acquisition. — w. acquisi- 
 tion ; gaining &c. v. ; obtainment ; pro- 
 cur-atiop, -ement; purchase, descent, 
 inheritance ; gift &c. 784. 
 
 recovery, retrieval, revendication, re- 
 plevin ; redemption, salvage, trover ; 
 find, trouvaille, foundling. 
 
 gain, thrift; money-making, -grub- 
 bing ; lucre, filthy lucre, loaves and 
 fishes, the main chance, pelf; emolument 
 &c. {remuneration) 973. 
 
 profit, earnings, winnings, innings, 
 pickings, net profit ; income &c. (receipt) 
 810; pro-ceeds, -duce, -duct ; out-come, 
 -put ; return, fruit, crop, harvest ; second 
 crop, aftermath ; benefit t&c. (ffood) 618. 
 
 776. XiOSS.-xr. loss; de-, perdition; 
 forfeiture, lapse, 
 
 privation, bereavement; deprivation 
 &c. {dispossession) 789 ; riddance. 
 
 V. lose; incur -, experience -, meet 
 with- a loss ; miss ; mislay, let slip, 
 allow to slip through the fingers ; be 
 without &c. {exempt) 777a ; forfeit. 
 
 get rid of &c. 782; waste &c. 638. 
 
 be lost, lapse. 
 
 Adj. losing &c. v. ; not having &c. » 
 777a. 
 
 shorn of, deprived of; denuded, be- 
 reaved, bereft, minus, cut off"; dispos- 
 sessed &c. 789 ; rid of, quit of; out of 
 pocket. 
 
 That is, relations which concern property. 
 
775— 777a. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (II.) ly. 
 
 lost &C.V.; long lost ; irretrievable &c. 
 (hopeless) 859; off one's hands. 
 Int. farewell to ! adieu to. 
 
 sweepstakes, trick, prize, pool ; wealth 
 kc. 803. 
 
 [Fraudulent acquisition] subreption; 
 stealing &c. 79 1. 
 
 V. acquire, get, gain, win, earn, ob- 
 tain, procure, gather ; collect &c. {assemble) 72 ; pick, - up ; glean. 
 
 find ; come -, pitch -, light- upon ; scrape -up, - together ; get in, 
 reap and carry, net, bag, sack, bring home, secure ; derive, draw, get 
 in the harvest. 
 
 profit ; make -, draw- profit ; turn to -profit, - account ; make 
 -capital out of, - money by ; obtain a return, reap the fruits of; reap 
 -, gain- an advantage ; turn -a penny, - an honest penny ; make the 
 pot boil, bring grist to the mill ; make -, coin -, raise- money ; raise 
 -funds, - the wind ; fill one's pocket &c. {ivealth) 803. 
 
 treasure up &c. (store) 636; realize, clear; produce &c. 161 ; take 
 &c. 789. 
 
 get feack, recover, regain, retrieve, revendicate, replevy, redeem, 
 come by one's own. 
 
 come -by, - in for ; receive «fcc. 785 ; inherit ; step into, - a fortune, 
 
 - the shoes of ; succeed to. 
 get -hold of, - between one's finger and thumb, - into one's hand, 
 
 - at ; take -, come into -, enter into- possession. 
 
 be -profitable &c. adj. ; pay, answer. 
 
 accrue &c. (be received) 785. 
 
 Adj. acquir-ing, -ed &c. v. ; profitable, advantageous, gainful, remu- 
 nerative, paying, lucrative. 
 
 777. Possession. — W. possession, seisin; ownership Sec. 
 occupancy ; hold, -ing ; tenure, tenancy, feodality, dependency 
 enage, -anage ; socage, chivalry, knight service. 
 
 exclusive possession, impropriation, monopoly; retention &c. 781 
 possession, -occupancy ; nine points of the law. 
 
 future possession, heritage, inheritance, heirship, reversion, fee, seig- 
 niority. 
 
 bird in hand, uti possidetis, chose in possession. 
 
 V. possess, have, hold, occupy, enjoy ; be -possessed of &C. adj.-, have 
 -in hand &c. adj. : own &c. 780 ; command. 
 
 inherit ; come -to, - in for. 
 
 engross, monopolize, forestall, regrate, impropriate, have all to oneself ; 
 have a firm hold of &c. (retain) 781 ; get into one's hand &c. (acquire) 
 
 775. 
 
 belong to, appertain to, pertain to ; be -in one s possession &c. adj. ; 
 vest in. 
 
 Adj. possessing &c. v.; worth; possessed of, seised of, master of, in 
 possession of ; endowed -, blest -, instinct -, fraught -, laden -, charged- 
 with. 
 
 possessed &c. v. ; on hand, by one ; in hand, in store, in stock ; in one's 
 -hands, - grasp, - possession ; at one's -command, - disposal ; one's own 
 &c. (property) 780. 
 
 unsold ; unshared. 
 
 777a. Szexnption. — wr. exemption; absence &c. 187. 
 V. not -have &c. JJJ ; be -without &c. adj. 
 
 Adj. exempt from, devoid of, without, unpossessed of, unblest with, 
 not -having &c. ^77; unpossessed; untenanted «&;c. (vacant) 1S7 5 
 without an owner. 
 
 unobtained, unacquired. 
 256 
 
 780; 
 vill- 
 
 pre- 
 
V. (II.) IV. POSSESSIVE RELATIONS. 778—780. 
 
 778. [Joint possession.] Participation. — W, participation ; co-, 
 joint-tenancy ; possession -, tenancy- in common ; joint -, common- 
 stock ; CO-, partnership ; communion; community of -possessions, -goods; 
 communism, socialism ; co-opei-ation &c. 709. 
 
 snacks, co-portion, picnic, hotchpot ; co-heirship, -parceny, -parcenary ; 
 gavelkind. 
 
 participator, sharer; co-, partner; shareholder; co-, joint-tenant; 
 tenants in common : co-heir, -parcener. 
 
 communist, socialist. 
 
 V. par-ticipate, -take ; share, - in ; come in for a share ; go -shares, 
 - snacks, - halves ; share and share alike. 
 
 have -, possess -, be seised- -in common, - as joint tenants &c. n. 
 
 join in ; have a hand in &c. {co-operate) 709. 
 
 Adj. partaking &c. v. ; communistic. 
 
 Adv. share and share alike. 
 
 779. Possessor. — X. possessor, holder ; occup-ant, -ier ; tenant ; 
 person -, man- -in possession kc.yjj; renter, lodger, lessee, underlessee; 
 zemindar, ryot ; tenant -on sufierauce, - at Avill, - from year to year, - 
 for years, - for life, 
 
 owner ; propriet-or, -ress, -ary ; impropriator, master, mistress, lord. 
 
 land-holder, -owner, -lord, -lady ; lord -of the manor, - paramount j 
 heritor, laird, vavasour, landed gentry, mesne lord. 
 
 cestui-qiie-tmst, beneticiary, mortgagor. 
 
 grantee, feoffee, relessee, devisee ; legat-ee, -ary. 
 
 trustee ; holder &c.- of the legal estate ; mortgagee. 
 
 right -, rightful- owner. 
 
 [Future possessor] heir, - apparent ; - presumptive ; heiress ; inherit- 
 or, -ress, -rix ; reversioner, remainder-man. 
 
 780. Property. — W. property, possession, mum cuiqiie, meum et 
 tuutn. 
 
 owner-, proprietor-, lord-ship; seignority ; empire c^'c. {dominimi) 737 
 
 interest, stake, estate, right, title, claim, demand, holding ; tenure &:c, 
 (possession) 777; vested -, contingent -, beneficial-, equitable- interest 
 use, trust, benefit ; legal -, equitable- estate ; seisin. 
 
 absolute interest, paramount estate, freehold ; fee, - simple, - tail 
 estate -in fee, - in tail, - tail ; estate in tail -male, - female, - general. 
 
 limitation, term, lease, settlement, strict settlement, particular estate 
 estate -for life, - for years, - pu?- autre vie; remainder, reversion, expec- 
 tancy, possibility. 
 
 dower, dowry, jointure, appanage, inheritance, heritage, patrimony, 
 alimony ; legacy&c. {gift) 784. 
 
 assets, belongings, means, resources, circumstances ; wealth kc. 803 ; 
 money &c. 800 ; what one -is worth, - will cut up for ; estate and eflects. 
 
 lauded -, real- -estate, - property ; realty ; land, -s ; tenements ; here- 
 ditaments ; corporeal -, incorporeal- hereditaments ; acres ; ground &c. 
 {earth) 342. 
 
 territory, state, kingdom, principality, realm, empire. 
 
 manor, honour, domain, demesne; farm, plantation, 7<actem?rt ; allo- 
 dium &c. {free) 748 ; tieft', feoft", feud, zemindary, dependency. 
 
 free-, copy-, lease-holds ; chattels real ; fixtures, plant, heirloom ; 
 easement; right of -common,- user. 
 
 personal -property, - estate, - effects ; personalty, chattels, goods, 
 effects, movables ; stock, - in trade ; things, traps, rattle-traps, para- 
 phernalia ; equipage &c. 633. 
 
 parcels, appurtenances. 
 
780—783. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 Y. (II.) TV. 
 
 impedimenta', lug-, bag-gage ; bag and baggage ; pelf; cargo, lading. 
 
 reut-roll; income kc. (receijjts) 8io. 
 
 patent, copyright ; chose in action ; credit &c. 805 ; debt &c. 806. 
 
 V. possess &c. 777 ; be the -possessor &c. 779- of ; own ; have for one's 
 -own, - very own ; come in for, inherit. 
 
 savour of the realty. 
 
 be one's -property &c. n. ; belong to ; ap-, pertain to. 
 
 Adj. one's own ; landed, predial, manorial, allodial ; free-, copy-, 
 lease-hold ; feu-, feo-dal. 
 
 Adv. to one's -credit, - account ; to the good, 
 to one and -his heirs for ever, - the heirs of his body, 
 assisrns, - his executors administrators and assiofus. 
 
 his heirs and 
 
 781. Retention.— nr. retention ; 
 retaining &c. v.-, keep, detention, cus- 
 tody ; tenacity, firm hold, grasp, gripe, 
 grip, iron gripe. 
 
 fangs, teeth, claws, talons, nail, hook, 
 tentacle, tenaculum ; bond &c. (vinculum) 
 
 45- 
 
 clutches, tongs, forceps, pincers, nip- 
 pers, pliers, vice. 
 
 paw, hand, finger, wrist, fist, neaf, neif. 
 
 bird in hand ; captive &c. 754. 
 
 V. retain, keep ; hold, - fast, - tight, 
 - one's own, - one's ground ; clinch, 
 clench, clutch, grasp, gripe, hug, have a 
 firm hold of. 
 
 secure, withhold, detain; hold-, keep- 
 back ; keep close ; husband &c. (stoj'e) 
 636 ; reserve ; have -, keep- in stock &c. 
 (possess) 777 ; entail, tie up, settle. 
 
 Adj. retaining &c. v. ; retentive, ten- 
 acious. 
 
 unforfeited, uudeprived, undisposed, 
 uncommunicated. 
 
 incommunicable, inalienable ; in mort- 
 main ; in strict settlement. 
 
 Phr. uii pon^iddis. 
 
 782. Relinqulslinient. — ir. 
 
 relinquishment, abandonment, &c. (of a 
 course) 624; renunciation, expropriation, 
 dereliction ; cession, surrender, dispensa- 
 tion; resignation &c. 757; riddance. 
 
 derelict &c. adj. ; foundling. 
 
 V. relinquish, give up, surrender, 
 yield, cede ; let -go, - slip ; spare, drop, 
 resign, forego, renounce, abandon, expro- 
 priate, give away, dispose of, part with ; 
 lay -aside, - apart, - down, - on the 
 shelf &c. (disuse) 678 ; set -, put- aside ; 
 make away with, cast behind ; discard, 
 cast off", dismiss. 
 
 give -notice to quit, - warning : super- 
 sede ; be -, get- -rid of, - quit of; eject 
 &C.297. 
 
 rid -, disburden -, divest -, dispos- 
 sess- oneself of; wash one's hands ol". • 
 
 cast -, throw -, pitch -, fling- -away, 
 - aside, - overboard, - to the dogs; 
 cast -, throw -, sweep- to the winds ; 
 put -, turn -, sweep- away ; jettison. 
 
 quit one's hold. 
 
 Adj. relinquished &c. v.; cast off, 
 derelict ; unowned, unappropriated, un- 
 cuUed ; left &c. (residuary) 40. 
 
 Int. away with ! 
 
 2°. Transfer of Troperty. 
 
 783. Transfer. — w. transfer, conveyance, assignment, alienation, 
 
 abalienation : demise, limitation ; conveyancing ; transmission &c. 
 (transference) 270; enfeoffment, bargain and sale, lease and release; 
 exchange &c. (inter chanc/e) 148 ; barter &c. 794; substitution &c. 147. 
 
 succession, reversion ; shifting -use, - trust. 
 
 V. transfer, convey; alien, -ate: assign; grant &c. (confer) 784; con- 
 sign ; make -, hand- over ; pass, hand, transmit, negotiate ; hand down ; 
 exchange Sec. (interchange) 148. 
 
 chanjze -hands, - from one to another; devolve, succeed; come into 
 possession Sec. (acquire) 775. 
 
 abalienate ; disinherit; dispossess; substitute &c. 147. 
 
 Adj. alienable, negotiable. 
 
 Flir, estate coming into possession. 
 
 258 
 
V. (II.) lY. 
 
 POSSESSIVE RELATIONS. 
 
 784—786. 
 
 785. Zleceiving'. — n. receiving- 
 Sec. v.; acquisition &c. 775; reception 
 &c. {introdactioii) 296 ; suscipiency, ac- 
 ceptance, admission. 
 
 re-, ac - cipient ; assignee, devisee ; 
 lega-tee, -tary; grantee, leotiee, donee, 
 relessee, lessee. 
 
 sportulary, stipendiary ; "beneficiary ; 
 
 acquire 
 
 784. G-iving-.— N". giving &e. v. ; 
 bestowal, donation ; present-ation, -ment ; 
 accordance ; con-, cession ; delivery, 
 consignment, dispensation, communica- 
 tion, endowment ; invest-ment, -iture ; 
 award. 
 
 almsgii-ing, charity, liberality, gene- 
 rosity. 
 
 [Thing given] gift, donation, present, pension-er, -ary ; almsman. 
 cadeau ; fairing ; free gift, boon, favour, ; income &c. {receipt) 810. 
 benefaction, grant, ottering, oblation, : V. receive ; take &c. 7S9 
 sacrifice, immolation. j &c. 775 ; admit. 
 
 grace, act of grace, bonus, horuinza. \ take in, catch, touch ; pocket ; put 
 
 allowance, contribution, subscription, , into one's -pocket, - purse ; accept ; 
 subsidy, tribute, subvention. \ take off one's hands. 
 
 bequest, legacy, devise, will, dotation, ' be received ; come -in, - to hand ; 
 appanage ; voluntary -settlement, - con- pass -, fall- into one's hand ; go into 
 veyance &c. 783 ; amortization. : one's pocket ; fall to one's -lot, - share ; 
 
 alms, largess, bounty, dole, sportule, come . -, fall- to one ; accrue ; have 
 donative, help, oblation, oifertory, hono- -given &c. 784 to one. 
 rarium, gratuity, Christmas box, Easter . Adj. receiving &c.v. ; re-, sus-cipient. 
 offering, vail, douceur, drink money, \ received &c. v. ; given &c. 784 ; se- 
 pourhoire, trinkgeld, backshish ; fee &c. ■ cond-hand. 
 {recompense) 973 ; consideration. j not given, unbestowed, &c. {sec givGf 
 
 bribe, bait, gi'ound-bait ; peace-offer- j bestow, &c. 784). 
 ing, handsel. | 
 
 giver, grantor, kc. v. ; donor, feoffer, ! 
 
 settlor. I 
 
 V. deliver, hand, pass, put into the hands of; hand -, make -, 
 deliver -, pass -, turn- over. 
 
 present, give away, dispense, dispose of ; give -, deal -, dole -, mete 
 -, fork -, squeeze- out. 
 
 pay &c. 807 ; render, impart, communicate. 
 
 concede, cede, yield, part with, shed, cast ; spend &c. 809. 
 
 give, bestow, confer, grant, accord, award, assign. 
 
 entrust, consign, vest in. 
 
 make a present ; allow, contribute, subscribe, furnish its quota. 
 
 invest, endow, settle upon ; bequeath, leave, devise. 
 
 furnish, supply, help ; ad-, minister to ; afford, spare ; accommodate 
 -, indulge -, favour- with ; shower down upon ; lavish, pour on, thrust 
 upon ; tip, bribe ; tickle -, gi'ease- the palm ; offer &c. 763 ; sacrifice, 
 immolate. 
 
 Adj. giving &:c. v.; given &c. v.; allow-ed, -able; concessional; 
 communicable; charitable, eleemosvnarv, sportularv, tributarv; (/ratis 
 &c. 815. 
 
 786. Apportionment.— K. apportion-, allot-, consign-, assign-, 
 appoint-ment ; appropriation; dis-pensation, -tribution ; division, deal; 
 re-, partition ; administration. 
 
 dividend, portion, contingent, share, allotment, lot, measure, dose : 
 dole, meed, pittance ; quantum, ration ; ratio, proportion, quota, modi- 
 cutn, mess, allowance. 
 
 V. apportion, divide ; distribute, administer, dispense ; billet, allot, 
 detail, cast, share, mete ; portion -, parcel -, dole- out ; deal, carve. 
 
 jjartition, assign, appropriate, appoint. 
 
 come in for one's share &c. {participate) 778. 
 
 259 s 2 
 
786—790. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (II.) IT. 
 
 Adj. apportioning &:c. v. ; respective. 
 Adv. respectively, each to each. 
 
 788. Borrowing*. — ST. borrow- 
 ing, pledging. 
 
 borrowed plumes ; plagiarism &c. 
 {thieving) 791. 
 
 replevin. 
 
 V. borrow, desume. 
 
 hire, rent, farm ; take a -lease, - de- 
 mise ; take -, hire- by the -hour, - mile, 
 - year, &c. 
 
 raise -, take up- money ; raise the 
 wind ; fly a kite, borrow of Peter to 
 pay Paul ; run into debt &c. {debt) 806. 
 
 replevy. 
 
 787. liCnding'.— ST. lending &c. 
 y. ; loan, advance, accommodation, fe- 
 neration; mortgage kc. {security) 7^1', 
 investment. 
 
 mont de piete, pawnshop, my uncle's. 
 
 lender, pawnbroker, money lender, 
 usurer. 
 
 V. lend, advance, accommodate with ; 
 lend on security; pawn &c. {securiti/) 
 
 771. 
 
 intrust, invest; place -, put- out to 
 interest. 
 
 let, demise, lease, sett, underlet. 
 
 Adj. lending &c. v. ; lent &c. v. ; un- 
 borrowed &c. (see borrowed &c. 788). 
 
 Adv. in advance; on -loan, -security. 
 
 78S). Taking-,— W. taking &c. v.; 
 reception &c. {takinf/ in) 296; deglu- 
 tition &c. {taking food) 298 ; appro- 
 priation, prehension, prensation ; cap- 
 ture, caption ; ap-, de-prehension ; abrep- 
 tion, seizure ; ab-duction, -lation ; sub- 
 traction &c. {subduction) 38 ; abstraction, 
 ademption. 
 
 dispossession; depriv-ation, -ement ; 
 bereavement ; divestment ; distraint, dis- 
 tress ; sequestration, confiscation ; evic- 
 tion &c. 297. 
 
 rapacity, extortion, vampirism ; theft 
 &c. 791. 
 
 resumption ; repris-e, -al ; recovery 
 &c. 77S' 
 
 clutch, swoop, wrench ; grip &c. {re- 
 tention) 781 ; haul, take, catch ; scramble. 
 
 taker, captor. 
 
 V. take, catch, hook, nab, bag, sack, 
 pocket, put into one's pocket ; receive ; 
 accept. 
 
 reap, crop, cull, pluck; gather &c. 
 {get) 775 ; draw. 
 
 ap-, im-propriate ; assume, possess oneself of; take possession of ; 
 lay -, clap- one's hands on; help oneself to; make free with, dip ones 
 hands into, lay under contribution ; intercept ; scramble for ; deprive of. 
 
 take -, carry -, bear- -away, - oft"; abstract ; hurry off-, run away- 
 with ; abduct ; steal &c. 791 ; ravish ; seize ; pounce -, spring- upon ; 
 swoop -to, - down upon ; take by -storm, - assault ; snatch, reave. 
 
 snap up, nip up, whip up, catch up; kidnap, crimp, capture, lay 
 violent hands on. 
 
 get -, lay -, take -, catch -, lay fast -, take firm- hold of; lay by 
 the heels, take prisoner; fasten upon, grip, grapple, embrace, gripe, 
 clasp, grab, clutch, collar, throttle, take by the throat, claw, clinch, 
 clench, make sure of 
 260 
 
 79 O. Restitution.— IT. restitu- 
 tion, return ; ren-, red-dition ; restora- 
 tion ; reinvestment, recuperation ; reha- 
 bilitation &c. {reconstruction) 660 ; re- 
 paration, atonement. 
 
 release, replevin, redemption ; re- 
 covery &c. {getting hack) 77S'i remitter, 
 reversion. 
 
 V. return, restore ; give -, carry -, 
 bring- back ; render, - up; give up ; let 
 go, unclutch ; dis-, re-gorge ; regurgi- 
 tate ; recoup, reimburse, reinvest, re- 
 mit, rehabilitate ; repair &c. {make good) 
 660. 
 
 redeem, recover, &c. {get hack) 77$ ; 
 take back again ; revest, revert. 
 
 Adj. restoring &c. v. ; recuperative 
 &c. 660. 
 
 Phr. suum cuique. 
 
V. (II.) IV. POSSESSIVE RELATIONS. 789->792, 
 
 catch at, jump at, make a grab at, snap at, snatcli at ; reach, make 
 a long arm, stretch forth one's hand. 
 
 take -from, - away from ; deduct &c. 38 ; retrench &c. {curtail) 
 201 ; dispossess, ease one of, snatch from one's grasp ; tear -, tear 
 away -, wrench -, wrest -, wring- from ; extort ; deprive of, bereave. 
 
 oust &c. {eject) 2<^'j -, divest; levy, distrain, confiscate ; sequest-er, 
 -rate ; usurp ; despoil, strip, fleece, shear, displume, impoverish, eat 
 out of house and home ; drain, - to the dregs ; gut, dry, exhaust, 
 swallow up ; absorb &c. {suck in) 296 ; draw off; suck, - like a leech, 
 - the blood of. 
 
 retake, resume; recover &c. 775. 
 
 Adj. taking &c. v. ; privative, prehensile ; pred-aceous, -al, -atory, 
 -atorial ; rap-acious, -torial ; ravenous ; parasitic. 
 
 bereft &c. 776. 
 
 Adv. at one fell swoop. 
 
 Plir. give an inch and take an ell. 
 
 791. Stealing*. — W. stealing &c. v. ; theft, thievery, robbery, la- 
 trociny, direption ; abstraction, appropriation ; plagiar-y, -ism ; rape, 
 depredation ; raid. 
 
 spoliation, plunder, pillage ; sack, -age ; rapine, hriganclnge, foray, 
 razzia \ black-mail; piracy, privateering, buccaneering; filibuster-ing, 
 -ism ; burglary ; house-breaking. 
 
 peculation, embezzlement ; fraud kc. 545 ; larceny, petty larceny, 
 shop-lifting. 
 
 thievishness, rapacity, kleptomania, Alsatia ; den of -Oacus, - thieves. 
 
 licence to plunder, letters of marque. 
 
 V. steal, thieve, rob, purloin, pilfer, filch, prig, bag, nim, crib, cabbage, 
 palm ; abstract ; appropriate, plagiarize. 
 
 convey away, carry off, abduct, kidnap, crimp : make -, walk -, run- 
 cfi'with ; run away with ; spirit away ; seize &c. ( lay violent hands on) 789. 
 
 plunder, pillage, rifle, sack, loot, ransack, spoil, spoliate, despoil, strip, 
 sweep, gut, forage, levy black-mail, pirate, pickeer, maraud, lift cattle, 
 poach, smuggle, run. 
 
 swindle, peculate, embezzle ; sponge, mulct, rook, bilk, pluck, pigeon, 
 fleece ; defraud &c. 545; obtain under false pretences; live by one's wits. 
 
 rob -, borrow of- Peter to pay Paul ; set a thief to catch a thief. 
 
 disregard the distinction between meum and tuum. 
 
 Adj. thieving &c. v. ; thievish, light-fingered ; fur-acious, -tive ; 
 piratical; pred-aceous, -al, -atory, -atorial; raptorial &c. {rapacious) 
 789. 
 
 stolen &c. V. 
 
 Phr. sic vos nan vobis. 
 
 792. Thief. — «r. thief, robber, hoiio ti-ium literai'um, pilferer, 
 rifler, filcher, plagiarist. 
 
 spoiler, depredator, pillager, marauder ; harpy, shark, land-shark, 
 falcon, moss-trooper, bushranger. Bedouin, brigand, freebooter, bandit, 
 thug, dacoit, pirate, coraair, viking, Paul Jones ; buccan-eer, -ier ; piqu-, 
 pick-eerer ; rover, ranger, privateer, filibuster ; rapparee, wrecker, pica- 
 roon ; smuggler, poacher. 
 
 highwayman, Dick Turpin, Claude Duval, Macheath, footpad, sturdy 
 beggar. 
 
 cut-, pick-purse ; pick-pocket, light-fingered gentry ; sharper ; card-, 
 skittle-sharper; thimble-rigger; rook, Greek, blackleg, leg, welsher, 
 
 261 
 
•792—796. VOLITION. V. (II.) iv. 
 
 defaulter ; Autolycus, Jeremy Diddler, Robert Macaire, artful dodger, 
 trickster; swell mob, chevalier iTinclustrie -^ sbop-lifter. 
 
 swindler, peculator ; forger, coiner ; fence, receiver of stolen goods, 
 duller; smasher. 
 
 burglar, housebreaker ; cracks-, mags-man ; Bill Sikes, Jask Shep- 
 pai^d, Jonathan Wild. 
 
 793. Hooty. — W. booty, spoil, plunder, prize, loot, swag, pickings; 
 spolia opima, prey ; black mail ; stolen goods. 
 
 Adj. manubial. 
 
 3°. Interchanc/e of Property. 
 
 794. Barter. — iff. barter, exchange, scorse, truck system ; inter- 
 change &c. 148. 
 
 a Rowland for an Oliver ; quid j^ro quo ; com-mutation, -position. 
 
 trade, commerce, mercature, buying and selling, bargain and sale ; 
 traffic, business, nundination, custom, shopping ; commercial enterprise, 
 speculation, jobbing, stock-jobbing, agiotcKje, broker3^ 
 
 dealing, transaction, negotiation, bargain. 
 
 free trade. 
 
 V. barter, exchange, truck, scorse, swop ; interchange &c. 148 ; com- 
 mutate &c. {substitute) i^j ; compound for. 
 
 trade, traific, buy and sell, give and take, nundinate ; carry on - , ply 
 -, drive- a trade ; be in -business, - the city ; keep a shop, deal in, em- 
 ploy one's capital in. 
 
 trade -, deal -, have dealings- with ; transact -, do- business with ; 
 open -, keep- an account with. 
 
 bargain ; drive -, make- a bargam ; negotiate, bid for ; haggle, higgle ; 
 chaffer, huckster, cheapen, beat down ; stickle, - for ; out-, under-bid ; 
 ask, charge ; strike a bargain &c. {contract) 769. 
 
 speculate, give a sprat to catch a herring ; buy in the cheapest and 
 sell in the dearest market ; rig the market. 
 
 Adj. commercial, mercantile, trading •, interchangeable, marketable, 
 staple, in the market, for sale. 
 
 wholesale, retail. 
 
 Adv. across the counter. 
 
 795. Purchase. — w. purchase, 
 emption ; buying, purchasing, shopping; 
 pre-emption, refusal. 
 
 coemption, bribery. 
 
 buyer, purchaser, emptor, vendee ; pa- 
 tron, employer, client, cnsiom&r, clientele. 
 
 V. bu}^, purchase, invest in, procure ; 
 
 796. Sale.-xr. sale, vent, disposal; 
 auction, roup, Dutch auction; custom 
 ifec. {tra^c) 794. 
 
 vendi-bility, -bleness. 
 seller ; vender, vendor ; merchant &c. 
 797; auctioneer. 
 
 V. sell, vend, dispose of, effect a sale ; 
 
 rent »&c. {hire) 788 ; repurchase, buy in. j sell -over the counter, - by auction &c. 
 
 keep in one's pay, bribe, suborn ; pay i n. ; dispense, retail ; deal in &c. 794 ; 
 
 &c. 807 ; spend kc. 809. 
 
 make -, complete- a purchase ; buy 
 over the counter. 
 
 shop, market, go a shopping. 
 
 Adj. purchased &c. v. 
 
 Phr. caveat emptor. 
 
 ! sell -off, - out ; turn into money, realize 
 bring -to, - under- the hammer ; put up 
 to auction ; offer -, put up- for sale ; 
 hawk, bring to market ; offer &c. 763 ; 
 undersell. 
 
 let; mortgage &c. {securitif) 771. 
 Adj. under the hammer, in the mar- 
 ket, for sale. 
 
 I saleable, marketable, vendible ; unsaleable &c., unpurchased, uu- 
 I bought ; on one's hands. 
 262 
 
V. (11.) IT. POSSESSIVE KELATIONS. 797—802. 
 
 797. Ittercliant.— N". mercliant, trader, dealer, monger, chandler, 
 salesman ; changer ; regrater ; shop-keeper, -man ; trades-man, -people, 
 -folk. 
 
 retailer ; chapman, hawker, huckster, higgler ; pedlar, colporteur, cad- 
 ger, Autolycus ; sutler, vivandiere ; coster-man, -monger ; tallyman, 
 money-broker, -changer, -lender ; cambist, usurer, moneyer, banker, 
 jobber; broker &c. {agent) 758; buyer &c. 795; seller &c. 796. 
 concern; firm &c. {partnership) 712. 
 
 798. Z^erchandise. — w. merchandise, ware, commodity, eifects, 
 goods, article, stock, produce, staple commodity ; stock in trade &c. 
 (store) 636 ; cargo &c. {contents) 190. 
 
 799. ZHart. — W". mart; market, -place; fair, bazaar, staple, ex- 
 change, change, bourse, hall, guildhall ; toll-booth, custom-house. 
 
 shop, stall, booth ; wharf; office, chambers, counting-house, iwrefat ; 
 coun-, comp-ter. 
 
 ware-house, -room; depot, interposit, entrepot, emporium, establish- 
 ment ; store &c. 636. 
 
 market-overt. 
 
 4°. Monetary Relations. 
 
 800. ZWoney. — W. money -matters, - market; finance; accounts 
 &c. 811; funds, treasure; capital, stock; assets &c. {property) 780; 
 wealth &c. 803 ; supplies, ways and means, wherewithal, sinews of war, 
 almighty dollar, needful, cash. 
 
 sum, amount ; balance, -sheet ; proceeds &c. {receipts) 810. 
 
 currency, circulating medium, specie, coin, piece, hard cash, dollar, 
 sterling coin ; pounds shillings and pence ; £ s. d. ; pocket, breeches 
 pocket, purse ; money in hand ; ready, - money ; rhino, blunt, dust, 
 mopus, tin, salt, chink. 
 
 precious metals, gold, silver, copper, bullion, ingot, nugget. 
 
 petty cash, pocket-money, change, small coin ; doit, stiver, rap, mite, 
 farthing, sou, penny, shilling, tester, groat, guinea ; rouleau ; loampum ; 
 good -, round sum ; power of money, plum, lac of rupees. 
 
 [Science of coins] Numismatics, Chrysology. 
 
 paper-money ; money -, Post Office- order ; note, - of hand ; bank ^, 
 promissory- note ; I U, bond ; bill, - of exchange ; draft, check, 
 cheque, order, warrant, coiqjon, debenture, exchequer bill, nssignat, 
 greenback. 
 
 remittance &c. (paijment) 807 ; credit &c. 805 ; liability &c. 806. 
 
 draw-er, -ee ; oblig-or, -ee ; moneyer, coiner, 
 
 iJalse -, bad- money ; base coin, fiash note, slip, kite ; Bank cf Elegance. 
 
 argumentum ad crumenam. 
 
 V. amount to, come to, moimt up to ; touch the pocket ; draw, - 
 upon: endorse kc. {security) 771; issue, utter; discount &c. 813. 
 
 Adj. monetary, pecuniary, crumenal, fiscal, financial, sumptuary. 
 
 801. Treasurer.— U. treasurer ; bm'sar, -y ; purser, purse-bearer ; 
 cash-keeper, banker ; depositary ; questor, receiver, steward, trustee, 
 accountant, Accountant General, almoner, liquidator, paymaster, cashier, 
 teller ; cambist ; money-changer &c. {mei-chant) 797. 
 
 financier, Chancellor of the Exchequer, minister of finance. 
 
 802. Treasury. — U. treasury, bank, exchequer, fisc, hanaper, 
 
 263 
 
B02— 806. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (II.) IV. 
 
 bursary; stronpf-box, -hold, -room; coffer; chest &c. {receptacle) 191 ; 
 depository &c. 636 ; till, -er ; purse ; money-bag, -box ; porte-monnaie. 
 
 ])urse-strings ; pocket, breeches pocket. 
 
 sinking fund ; stocks ; public -, parliamentary — stocks, - funds, - 
 securities ; Consols, a-edit mobilior. 
 
 803. Wealth. — Mr. wealth, riches, 
 fortune, handsome fortune, opvdence, 
 affluence ; good -, easy- circumstances ; 
 independence; competence &c. {su^- 
 ciency) 639; solvency. 
 
 provision, livelihood, maintenance ; 
 alimony, dowry ; means, resources, sub- 
 stance ; property &c. 780; command of 
 money. 
 
 income &c. 810; capital, money; 
 round sum &c. (treasure) 800 ; mint of 
 money, mine of wealth, JEl Dorado, 
 Pactolus, Golconda, Potosi. 
 
 long -, full -, well lined -, heavy- 
 purse ; purse of Fortunatus ; emhari'as 
 de richesses. 
 
 pelf. Mammon, lucre, filthy lucre ; 
 loaves and fishes. 
 
 rich -, moneyed -, warm- man ; man 
 of substance ; capitalist, millionnaire, 
 Nabob, Croesus, Midas, Plutus, Dives, 
 Timon of Athens ; Timo-, Pluto-cracy ; 
 iDanae. 
 
 V. be -rich &c. adj. ; roll -, wallow- 
 in -wealth, - riches. 
 
 afford, well afford ; command -money, 
 - a sum ; make both ends meet, hold 
 one's head above water. 
 
 become -rich Sec. adj. ; fill one's -pocket 
 &c. {treasury) 802 ; feather one's nest, 
 make a fortune ; make money Sz,c.(acquire) 
 
 77S' . 
 
 enrich, imburse. 
 
 worship -Mammon, - the golden calf. 
 
 Adj. wealth}', rich, affluent, opulent, 
 moneyed, monied, worth much ; well 
 -to do, - off; warm ; well -, provided 
 ibr. 
 
 made of money ; rich as -Croesus, - 
 a Jew ; rolling in -riches, - wealth. 
 
 fiush, - of -cash, - money, - tin ; in 
 -funds, - cash, - full feather ; solvent, 
 pecunious, out of debt, all straight. 
 
 Phr. one's ship coming in. 
 
 I 304. Poverty. — ir. poverty, in- 
 digence, penury, pauperism, destitution, 
 ; want ; need, -iness ; lack, necessity, pri- 
 : vation, distress, difficulties, wolf at the 
 i door. 
 
 bad -, poor -, needy -, embarrassed -, 
 
 reduced -, straitened- circumstances ; 
 
 [ slender -, narrow- means ; straits ; hand 
 
 to mouth existence, res angusta domif 
 
 low water, impecuniosit}^ 
 
 beggary ; mendi-cancy, -city ; broken 
 -, loss of- fortune ; insolvency &c. {non- 
 payment) 808. 
 
 empty -purse, - pocket ; light purse ; 
 beggarly account of empty boxes. 
 
 poor man, pauper, mendicant, mum- 
 per, beggar, starveling ; pauvre diahle. 
 
 V. be -poor &c. adj.-, want, lack, 
 starve, live from hand to mouth, have 
 seen better days, go down in the world, 
 come upon the parish ; go to -the dogs, 
 - wrack and ruin ; not have a -penny 
 &c. {money) 800, - shot in one s locker ; 
 beg one's bread ; tirer le diahle par 
 la queue ; run into debt Sec. {debt) 806. 
 
 render -poor Sec. adj. ; impoverish ; 
 reduce, - to poverty ; pauperize, fleece, 
 ruin, bring to the parish. 
 
 Adj. poor, indigent; poverty-stricken; 
 badly -, poorly -, ill- off"; poor as -a 
 rat, - a church mouse, - Job ; fortune-, 
 dower-, money-, penni-less ; unportioned, 
 unmoneyed ; impecunious ; out -, short- 
 of -money, - cash ; without -, not worth- 
 a rap &c. {money) 800; guinea pas le 
 sou, out of pocket, hard up ; out at 
 -elbows, - heels ; seedy, bare-footed ; 
 beggar -ly, -ed ; destitute; fleeced, 
 stripped ; bereft, bereaved ; reduced. 
 
 in -want Seen.; needy, necessitous, 
 distressed, pinched, straitened ; put to 
 one's -shifts, - last shifts ; unable to 
 -keep the wolf froin the door, - make 
 both ends meet; embarrassed, under 
 hatches; involved Sec. {in debt) 806; 
 insolvent Sec. {not pay in y) 808. 
 
 Adv. in forma pauperis. 
 
 Pbr. zonam p>erdidit. 
 
 805. Credit. — nr. credit, trust, I 806. Debt. — w. debt, obligation, 
 tick, score, tally, account. j liability, indebtment, debit, score. 
 
 264 
 
V. (II.) IV. 
 
 letter of credit, circular note ; dupli- 
 cate ; mortgage, lien, debenture, paper 
 credit, floating capital. 
 
 creditor, lender, lessor, mortgagee ; 
 dun ; usurer. 
 
 V. keep -, run up- an account with ; 
 entrust, credit, accredit. 
 
 place to one's -credit, - account ; give 
 -, take- credit ; fly a kite. 
 
 Adj. credit-ing, -ed ; accredited. 
 
 Adv. on -credit &c. n. ; to the 
 -account, - credit- of. 
 
 POSSESSIVE RELATIONS. 
 
 805—808. 
 
 arrears, deferred payment, deficit, de- 
 fault : insolvency &c. {non-pay merit) SoS-^ 
 bad debt. 
 
 interest; usance, usury; floating 
 -debt, - capital. 
 
 debtor, debitor ; mortgagor ; defaulter 
 &:c. 808 ; borrower. 
 
 V. be -in debt &c. adj. ; owe ; incur 
 -, contract- a debt &c. n.; run up -a 
 bill, - a score, - an account ; go on tick ; 
 borrow &c. 788 ; run -, get- into debt ; 
 outrun the constable, 
 answer -, go bail- for. 
 Adj. indebted; liable, chargeable, 
 answerable for. 
 
 in -debt, - embarrassed cireurasta'.ces, - difficulties; incumbered, in- 
 volved ; involved -, plunged -, deep -, over head and ears- in debt ; 
 deeply involved ; fast tied up ; insolvent &c. {not imying) 808 ; minus ^ 
 out ot" pocket. 
 
 unpaid; unrequited, unrewarded ; owing, due, in arrear, outstanding. 
 
 807. Payment.— w. pay-, defray- 
 ment; discharge; ac-, quittance ; settle- 
 ment, clearance, liquidation, satisfaction, 
 reckoning, arrangement. 
 
 acknowledgment, release ; receipt, - 
 in full, - in full of all demands ; voucher. 
 
 repayment, reimbursement, retribu- 
 tion ; pay t&c. {reivard) 973 ; money paid 
 &c. {expenditure) 809. 
 
 ready money &c. {cash) 800; stake, 
 remittance, instalment. 
 
 payer, liquidator, &c. 801. 
 
 V. pay, defray, make payment ; pay 
 -down, - on the nail, - ready money, - 
 at sight, - in advance ; cash, honour a 
 bill, acknowledge ; redeem. 
 
 pay one's -way, - shot, - footing ; pay 
 -the piper, - sauce for all, - costs ; do 
 the needful ; shell -, fork- out ; come 
 down with, - the dust ; tickle -, grease- 
 the palm; expend kc. 809; put-, lay- 
 down. 
 
 discharge, settle, . quit, acquit oneself 
 of ; account -, reckon -, settle -, be even 
 -, be quits- with ; strike a balance ; 
 settle -, balance -, square- accounts 
 with ; quit scores ; wipe -, clear- ott' old 
 scores ; satisfy ; pay m full ; satisfy -, 
 pay in full of- all demands ; clear, liqui- 
 date ; pay -up, - old debts. 
 
 disgorge, make repayment ; repay, 
 refund, reimburse, retribute ; make compensation &c. 30. 
 
 Adj. paying &c., paid Szc. v.; owing nothing, out of debt, all 
 straight ; unowed, never indebted. 
 
 Adv. to the tune of; on the nail, money down. 
 
 808. Non-payment.— sr. non- 
 payment ; default, defalcation ; protest, 
 repudiation; application of the sponge; 
 whitewashing. 
 
 insolvency, bankruptcy, failure ; in- 
 sufliciency &c. 640 ; run upon a bank. 
 
 waste paper bonds ; dishonoured -, 
 protested- bills. 
 
 bankrupt, insolvent debtor, lame duck, 
 man of straw, welsher, stag, defaulter, 
 levanter. 
 
 V. not -pay &c. 807 ; fail, break, stop 
 payment ; become -insolvent, - bankrupt ; 
 be gazetted. 
 
 protest, dishonour, repudiate, nullify. 
 
 pay under protest ; button up one s 
 pockets, draw the purse strings ; apply 
 the sponge ; pay over the left shoulder, 
 get whitewashed ; swindle &c. 791 ; run 
 up bills, fly kites. 
 
 Adj. not paying ; in debt Szc. 806 ; 
 behindhand, in arrear; beggared &c. 
 {poor) 804 ; unable to make both ends 
 meet; minus\ worse than nothing. 
 
 insolvent, bankrupt, in the gazette, 
 gazetted. 
 
 unpaid &c. {outstanding) 806 ; gratis 
 &c. 815 ; unremunerated. 
 
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809—813. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (11.) IV. 
 
 810. Receipt.— nr. receipt, value 
 received, money coming- in ; income, in- 
 comings, inning-s, revenue, return, pro- 
 ceeds ; gross receipts, net profit ; earn- 
 ings &c. if/ain) 775. 
 
 rent, - roll ; rent-al, -age ; rack-rent. 
 
 premium, bo7ius ; sweepstakes, tontine. 
 
 pension, annuity; jointure &c. (p-o- 
 perti/) 780 ; alimony, pittance ; emolu- 
 ment ifcc. {reinuneration) 973, 
 
 V. receive &c. 785; take money; 
 draw -, derive- from ; acquire &c. 775 ; 
 take &c. 789. 
 
 bring- in, yield, aflbrd, pay, return ; 
 accrue &c. {he received fi'om) 785. 
 
 Adj. receiv-ing, -ed, &c. v. ; profit- 
 able &c. {gainful) 775. 
 
 809. Expenditure.— N". expen- 
 diture, money going out; out-going-s, 
 -lay; expenses, disbursement ; prime cost 
 &c. {price) 812; circulation; run upon 
 a bank. 
 
 [Money paid] payment kc. 807 ; pay 
 &c. (remunerafyion) 973 ; bribe &c. 973 ; 
 fee, footing, garnish ; subsidy ; tribute ; 
 contingent, quota ; donation &c. 784. 
 
 pay in advance, earnest, bandsel, de- 
 posit, instalment. 
 
 investment; purchase &c. 795. 
 V. expend, spend ; run -, g-et- through ; 
 pay, disburse ; open -, loose -, untie- 
 the purse strings ; lay -, shell -, fork- 
 out ; bleed ; make up a sum, invest, sink 
 money. 
 
 fee &c. {reward) 973 ; pay one's way 
 »fcc. {pay) 807; subscribe &c. {give) 
 784; subsidize. 
 
 Adj. expend-ing, -ed, &c. v. ; sump- 
 tuary. 
 
 811. Accounts. — W. accounts, accompts: commercial -, mone- 
 tary- arithmetic; statistics &c. {numeration) 85 ; money matters, finance, 
 budget, bill, score, reckoning, account. 
 
 books, account book, ledger; day -, cash -, pass- book; journal; 
 debtor and creditor -, cash -, running- account ; account-current ; 
 balance, - sheet ; conipte i-endu, account settled. 
 book-keeping, audit, double entry, reckoning. 
 
 accountant, auditor, actuary, bookkeeper ; financier &c. 801 ; account- 
 ing party. 
 
 V. keep accounts, enter, post, book, credit, debit, carry over ; take 
 stock ; balance -, make up -, square -, settle -, wind up -, cast u.o- 
 accounts ; make accounts square. 
 
 bring to book, audit, tax, surcharge and falsify, 
 falsify -, fi-arble -, cook -, doctor- an account. 
 Adj. monetary &c. 800 : account-able, -ing. 
 
 812. Price. — w. price, amount,; 813. Discount. — M". discount, 
 cost, expense, prime cost, charge, figure, j abatement, reduction, depreciation, al- 
 demand, damage, fare, hire ; wages &c. | lowance, qualification, set ofi", drawback, 
 {remuneration) ()"] ■T,, j poundage, agio, per-centage; rebate, 
 
 dues, duty, toll, tax, impost, cess, ! -ment ; backwardation, contango ; sal- 
 sess, tallage, lev}^ ; gabel, gabelle ; gavel, I vage ; tare and tret. 
 octroi, custom, excise, assessment, be- i V. discount, bate ; a-, re-bate ; re- 
 nevolence, tithe, tenths, exactment, ran- | duce, take ofi', allow, give, make allow- 
 som, salvcage, tarifi"; broker-, wharf-, | ance ; tax. 
 freight-age. j Adj. discounting &c. v. 
 
 worth, rate, value, valuation, appraise- j Adv. at a discount, below par. 
 ment, money's worth ; penny &c. -worth ; 
 price current, market price, quotation ; ' 
 what it will -fetch &c. v. 
 
 bill &c. {account) 811 ; shot. 
 
 V. bear -,set -, fix- a price ; appraise, assess, price, charge, demand, 
 ask, require, exact, run up ; distrain ; run up a bill &c. {debt) 806 ; 
 have one's price ; liquidate. 
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V. (II.) lY. 
 
 POSSESSIVE EELATIONS. 
 
 81Z— 819. 
 
 amount to, come to, mount up to ; stand one in. 
 ietcli, sell for, cost, brinj^ in, yield, afford. 
 
 Adj. priced &c. v. ; to the tune of, ad valoj'em ; mercenary, venal. 
 Phr. no penny no paternoster ; j^^^^t cVaryent point de Suisse, no 
 longer pipe no longer dance, no song no supper, 
 one may have it for. 
 
 814. Dearness. — zr. dearness 
 &c. adj. ; high -, famine- price ; over- 
 charge; extravagance; exorbitance, ex- 
 tortion ; heavy pull upon the purse. 
 
 v. be -dear &c. adj. ; cost -much, - a 
 pretty penny ; rise in price, look up. 
 
 overcharge, bleed, iieece, extort. 
 
 pay -too much, - through the nose, - 
 too dear for one's whistle. 
 
 Adj. dear; high, - priced; of great 
 price, expensive, costly, precious, worth 
 a Jew's eye, dear bought ; unreasonable, 
 extravagant, exorbitant, extortionate. 
 
 at a premium ; not to be had, - for 
 love or money ; beyond -, above- price ; 
 priceless, of priceless value. 
 
 Adv. dear, -ly; at great -, heavy- 
 cost ; a grands frais. 
 
 Phr. prices looking up ; le jeu ne 
 vaut pas la chandelle. 
 
 \ free ; free of -cost, - expense 
 
 815. Cheapness.— ir. cheapness, 
 low price ; depreciation ; bargain ; good 
 penny &c.- worth. 
 
 [Absence of charge] gi-atuity ; Irec; 
 -quarters, - seats, - admission ; nominal 
 price, peppercorn rent ; labour of love. 
 
 drug in the market. 
 
 V. bo -cheap &c. adj. ; cost little ; 
 come down -, fall- in price.. 
 
 buy for -a mere nothing, - an old 
 song ; have one's money's worth. 
 
 Adj. cheap ; low, - priced ; moderate, 
 reasonable ; in-, un-expensive ; well -, 
 worth the money ; magnifique etpas cher ; 
 good -, cheap- at the price ; dirt -, dog- 
 cheap ; cheap -as dirt, - and nasty; 
 catchpenny. 
 
 half-])rice, depreciated, unsaleable. 
 
 gratuitous, gratis, free, for nothing; 
 cost-, expense-less ; without charge, not 
 charged, untaxed ; scot -, shot -, rent- 
 honorar}"-, unbought, unpaid, 
 •cost price, - prime cost, - a reduction. 
 
 816. Ziiberality. — w. liberality, 
 generosity, munificence ; bount-y, -eous- 
 ness, -ifulness ; hospitality ; charity &c. 
 (henpjicence) 906. 
 
 V. be -liberal &c. adj. ; spend -, bleed- 
 freely ; shower down upon ; open one's 
 purse stiings t&c. {disburse) 809 ; spare 
 no expense, give carte blanche. 
 
 Adj. liberal, free, generous; charitable 
 Sec. (beneficent) go6 ', hospitable; bount- 
 iful, -eous ; liandsome ; unsparing, un- 
 grudging ; open-, free-, full-handed ; 
 open-, large-, free-hearted; munificent, 
 princely. 
 
 overpaid. 
 
 817. Economy. — xr. economy, 
 frugality ; thrift, -iness ; care, husbandry, 
 good housewifery, savingness, retrench- 
 ment. 
 
 savings ; prevention of waste, saveall ; 
 cheese parings and candle ends ; parsi- 
 mony &c. 819. 
 
 V. be -economical &c. adj.-, econo- 
 mize, save ; retrench ; cut one's coat 
 according to one's cloth, make both ends 
 meet, keep within compass, meet one's 
 expenses, pay one's way ; husband &c. 
 {lag bg) 636 ; save -, invest- money ; 
 put out to interest ; provide -, save- -for, 
 - against- a rainy day; feather one's 
 nest ; look after the main chance. 
 
 Adj. economical, frugal, careful, 
 thrifty, saving, chary, spare, sparing; parsimonious &c. 819. 
 underpaid. 
 Adv. sparingly &c. adj. ; ne quid nimis. 
 
 818. Prodigality.— w. prodi- 1 819. Parsimony. --- w. parsi- 
 gality, -gence ; unthriftiness, waste ; 1 mony, parcity ; parsimoniousness, stingi- 
 profus-ion, -eness ; extravagance ; squan- j ness, &c. adj. ; stint ; illiberality, avarice, 
 dering &c. v. ; malversation. j tenacity, avidity, rapacity, extortion, 
 
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818—819. 
 
 VOLITION. 
 
 V. (II.) IV. 
 
 prodigal ; spend-, waste-thrift ; losel, 
 squanderer, locust. 
 
 V. he -prodigal &c. ftdj.-, squander, 
 lavish, sow broadcast ; pour forth like 
 water ; pay through the nose &c. (dear) 
 814; spill, waste, dissipate, exhaust, 
 drain, eat out of house and home, over- 
 draw, outrun the constable ; run -out, - 
 through •, misspend ; throw -good money 
 after bad, - the helve after the hatchet ; 
 burn the candle at both ends ; make 
 ducks and drakes of one's money ; fool 
 -, potter -, muddle -, fritter -, throw- 
 away one's money; pour water into a 
 sieve, kill the goose that lays the golden 
 eggs : manger son ble en herhe. 
 
 Adj. prodigal, profuse, thriftless, un- 
 thrifty, improvident, wasteful, losel, ex- 
 t ravagant, lavish, dissipated, over liberal : 
 lull-handed &c. {liberal) 816. 
 
 penny wise and pound foolish. 
 
 Adv. with an unsparing hand ; money 
 burning one's pocket. 
 
 venality, cupidity ; selfishness &c. 943 ; 
 aurt sacra fames. 
 
 miser, niggard, churl, screw, skinflint, 
 crib, codger, muckworm, scrimp, lick- 
 penny, hunks, curmudgeon, llarpagon, 
 harpy, extortioner, Jew, usurer. 
 
 V. be -parsimonious kc. adj. ; grudge, 
 begrudge, stint, pinch, gripe, screw, dole 
 out, hold back, withhold, starve, famish, 
 live upon nothing, skin a flint. 
 
 drive a -bargain, - hard bargain ; 
 cheapen, beat down ; stop one hole in a 
 sieve ; have an itching palm, grasp, grab. 
 
 Adj. parsimonious, penurious, stmgy, 
 miserly, mean, shabby, peddling, scrubby, 
 penny wife, near, niggardly, close ; fast-, 
 close-, strait-handed; close-, hard-, tight- 
 listed ; tight, sparing ; chary ; grudging, 
 griping, &c. v.; illiberal, ungenerous, 
 churlish, hide-bound, sordid, mercenary, 
 venal, covetous, usurious, avaricious, 
 greedy, extortionate, rapacious. 
 
 Adv. with a sparing hand. 
 
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YI.i. GENERAL AFFECTIONS. 820-821^ 
 
 CLASS VI. 
 Words kelating to the SENTIENT and MOKAL POWERS. 
 
 Section I. AFFECTIONS IN GENERAL. 
 
 820. Affections. — w. affections, character, qualities, disposition, 
 nature, spirit, tone ; temper, -anient ; diathesis, idiosyncrasy ; cast -, 
 habit -, frame- of -mind, - soul ; predilection, turn ; natural -, turn 
 of mind ; "bent, bias, predisposition, proneness, proclivity ; propen-sity, 
 -sadness, -sion, -dency ; vein, humour, mood, grain, mettle ; sympathy 
 &c. (love) 897. 
 
 soul, heart, breast, bosom, inner man ; heart's -core, - strings, -blood; 
 heart of hearts, penetralia mentis ; secret and inmost recesses of the -, 
 cockles of one's- heart ; inmost- heart, - soul ; back-bone. 
 
 passion, pervading spirit ; ruling -, master- passion ; furore ; fulness 
 of the heart, heyday of the blood, Hesh and blood, flow of soul. 
 
 V. have -, possess- -affections &c. n. ; be of a -character &c. n. ; be 
 -affected &c. adj.-, breathe. 
 
 Adj. affected, characterized, formed, moulded, cast ; at-, tempered ; 
 framed ; pre-, disposed ; prone, inclined ; having a -bias &c. n. ; tinctured 
 -, imbued -, penetrated -,. eaten up- with. 
 
 inborn, inbred, ingrained ; deep-rooted, ineffaceable, inveterate ; patho- 
 scopic. 
 
 Adv. in one's -heart &c. n. ; at heart; heart and soul &c. 821. 
 
 821. reeling".— W. feeling; suffering &c. v.; endurance, toler- 
 ance, sufferance, supportance, experience, response ; sympathy &c. (love?) 
 897 ; impression, inspiration, aflection, sensation, emotion, pathos, deep 
 sense. 
 
 warmth, glow, unction, gusto, vehemence ; ferv-our, -ency ; heartiness, 
 cordiality ; earnestness, eagerness ; empressement, ardour, zeal, passion, 
 enthusiasm, verve, furore, fanaticism ; excitation of feeling &c. 824 ; 
 fulness of the heart &c. (disposition) S20 ; passion &c. (state of excita- 
 bility) 825 ; ecstasy &c. (pleasure) 827. 
 
 blush, suffusion," flush ; hectic ; tingling, thrill, turn, shock ; agitation 
 i&c, (irregidar motion) 315 ; quiver, heaving, flutter, flurry, fluster, twit- 
 ter, tremor ; throb, -bing ; pulsation, palpitation, panting ; trepid-, per- 
 turb-ation ; ruffle, hurry of spirits, pother, stew, ferment. 
 
 V. feel ; receive an -impression &c. n. ; be -impressed with &c. adj. ; 
 entertain -, harbour -, cherish- -feeling &c. n. 
 
 respond ; catch the -flame, - infection ; enter the spirit of. 
 bear, suffer, support, sustain, endure, thole, aby; abide &c. (be composed) 
 
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Q21— 823. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. T. 
 
 826 ; experience &c. {meet with) 1 5 1 ; taste, prove ; labour -, smart- 
 under ; bear the brunt of, brave, stand. 
 
 swell, glow, warm, flush, blush, cliBnge colour, mantle ; turn -colour, 
 - pale, - red, - black in the face ; tingle, thrill, heave, pant, throb, pal- 
 pitate, go pit-a-pat, tremble, quiver, flutter, twitter ; shake &c. 315 ; be 
 -agitated, - excited &c. 824 ; look -blue, - black ; wince, draw a deep 
 breath. 
 
 impress Sec. {excite the feelings) 824. 
 
 Adj. iiseling &c. v.; sentient; sensuous; sensor-ial, -y ; emo-tive, 
 -tional ; of -, with -feeling &c. n. 
 
 warm, quick, lively, smart, strong, sharp, acute, cutting, piercing, 
 incisive ; keen, - as a razor ; trenchant, pungent, racy, picivAmt, poig- 
 nant, caustic. 
 
 impressive, deep, profound, indelible ; deep-, home-, heart-felt ; swel- 
 ling, soul -stirring, deep-mouthed, heart-expanding, electric, thrilling, 
 rapturous, ecstatic. 
 
 earnest, wistful, eager, breathless ; fer-vent, -vid : gushing, passionate, 
 warmhearted, hearty, cordial, sincere, zealous, enthusiastic, glowing, 
 ardent, burning, red-hot, fiery, flaming ; boiling, - over. 
 
 pervading, penetrating, absorbing ; rabid, raving, feverish, fanatical, 
 hysterical; impetuous &c. {excitable) S2$. 
 
 impressed -, moved -, touched -, aflected -, penetrated -, seized -, 
 imbued &c. 820- with ; devoured by ; wrought up &c. {excited) 824 ; 
 struck all of a heap ; rapt ; in a -quiver &c. n. ; enraptured &c. 829. 
 
 Adv. heart and soul, from the bottom of one's heart, ab imo pectore, 
 at heart, con amove, heartily, devoutly, over head and ears. 
 
 Phr. the heart -big, - full, - swelling, - beating, - pulsating, - 
 throbbing, - thumping, - beating high, - melting, - overflowing, - burst- 
 ing, - breaking. 
 
 822. Sensibility. — W. sensi- 
 bility, -bleness, -tiveness ; moral sensi- 
 bility; impress-, aflect-ibility ; suscepti- 
 bleness, -bility, -vity ; mobility ; viva- 
 city, -ciousness ; tender-, soft-ness ; sen- 
 timental-ity, -ism. 
 
 excitability &c. 825 ; fastidiousness 
 &c. 868; physical sensibility &c. 375. 
 
 sore -point, - place ; where the shoe 
 pinches. 
 
 V. be -sensible &c. adj. ; have a -ten- 
 der, - warm, - sensitive- heart. 
 
 take to -, treasure up in the- heart ; 
 shrink. 
 
 'die of a rose in aromatic pain ' ; touch 
 to the quick. 
 
 Adj. sensi-ble, -tive ; impressi-ble, 
 -onable ; suscepti-ve, -ble ; alive to, im- 
 passionable, gushing; warm-, tender-, 
 soft-hearted ; tender -, as a chicken ; 
 soft, sentimental, romantic ; enthusiastic, 
 highflying, spirited, mettlesome, viva- 
 cious, lively, expressive, mobile, tremb- 
 lingly alive ; excitable &c. 825 ; over- 
 sensitive, without skin, thin-skinned; 
 fastidious &c. 868. 
 270 
 
 823. Insensibility.— w. insensi- 
 bility, -bleness ; moral insensibility ; in- 
 ertness, inertia, vis inertice ; impassi-bility , 
 -bleness ; inappetency, apathy, phlegm, 
 dulness, hebetude, supineness,lukewarm- 
 ness. 
 
 cold -fit, - blood, - heart ; cold-, cool- 
 ness; frigidity, s«??r/ fmf/ ; stoicism, im- 
 perturbation, &c. {inexcitabilitj/) 826; 
 nonchalance, unconcern, dry eyes ; in- 
 souciance &c. {indifference) 866; reck- 
 lessness &c. 863 ; callousness ; heart of 
 stone, stock and stone, marble, deadness. 
 
 torp-or, -idity; obstupefaction, le- 
 thargy, coma, trance ; sleep &c. 683 ; 
 suspended animation ; stup-or, -efaction ; 
 paralysis, palsy; numbness &c. {phi/si- 
 cal ituensibility) 376. 
 
 neutrality; quietism, vegetation. 
 
 V. be -insensible &c. adj. ; have a 
 rhinoceros hide ; show -insensibility &c. 
 n. ; not -mind, - care, - be aftected by ; 
 have no desire for kc. 866 ; have -, feel 
 -, take- no interest in ; nil adniirari ; 
 not care a -straw &c. {unimportance) 643 
 for ; disregard «S:c. {neglect) 460 ; set at 
 
VI. 
 
 GENERAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 8ZZ— 824. 
 
 Adv. sensibly &c. adj. ; to the -quick, 
 inmost core. 
 
 naught &c. {make ligJit of) 483 ; turn a 
 deaf ear to &c. (inattentiim) 458 ; vege- 
 tate. 
 
 render -insensible, - callous; blunt, 
 obtund, numb, benumb, paralyze, chloro- 
 form, deaden, hebetate, stun, stupefy ; brut-ify, -alize ; assify. 
 
 inure ; harden, - the heart ; steel, case-harden, sear. 
 
 Adj. insensible, unconscious ; impassi-ve, -ble ; blind to, deaf to, 
 dead to ; un-, in-susceptible ; uuimpress-ionable, -ible ; passion-, spirit-;, 
 heart-, soul-less ; unfeeling. 
 
 apathetic ; leuco-, phlegmatic ; dull, frigid; cold, -blooded, -hearted ; 
 cold as charity; flat, maudlin, obtuse, inert, supine, sluggish, torpid : 
 sleepy &c. (inactive) 683 ; languid, lialf-hearted, tame ; numb, -ed ; 
 comatose ; anaesthetic &c. 376 ; stupefied, chloroformed, palsy-stricken. 
 
 indifferent, lukewarm ; careless, mindless, regardless ; inattentive 
 &c. 458; neglectful &c. 460; disregarding. 
 
 unconcerned, nonchalant , jjococurante, insouciant, sans souci; unam- 
 bitious Sec. 866. 
 
 un-afl'ected, -ruffled, -impressed, -inspired, -excited^ -moved, -stirred, 
 -touched, -shocked, -struck ; unblushing &c. {shameless) 885 ; unani- 
 mated ; vegetative. 
 
 callous, thick-skinned, pachydermatous, impervious ; hard, -ened ; 
 inured, case-hardened ; steeled -, proof- against ; imperturbable &:c. 
 {ineacitable) 826 ; unfelt. 
 
 Adv. insensibly &c. adj.-, (equo animoi without being -moved, 
 - touched, - impressed ; in cold blood ; with -dry eyes, - withers 
 unwrung. 
 
 Phr. never mind ; it is of no consequence &c. {unimpoj'tant) 643 ; 
 it cannot be helped ; nothing coming amiss ; it is all -the same, - 
 one- to. 
 
 824. Excitation. — u. excitation of feeling ; mental -, excite- 
 ment; suscitation, galvanism, stimulation, piquancy, provocation, in- 
 spiration, calling forth, infection ; animation, agitation, perturbation ; 
 subjugation, fascination, intoxication; en-, ravishment; entrancement, 
 high pressure. 
 
 imction, impressiveness, kc. adj. 
 
 trial of temper, casus belli; irritation &c. {anger) 900; passion &c. 
 {state of excit ability) 825 ; thrill iSrc. {feeling) 821 ; repression of feeling 
 &c. 826. 
 
 V. excite, affect, touch, move, impress, strike, interest, animate, in- 
 spire, impassion, smite, infect ; stir -, fire -, warm- the blood ; set astir ; 
 a-, wake ; a-, waken ; call forth ; e-, pro-voke ; raise up, summon up, 
 call up, wake up, blow up, get up, light up ; raise ; get up the steam, rouse, 
 arouse, stir, fire, kindle, enkindle, apply the torch, set on fire, inflame. 
 
 stimulate ; ex-, suscitate ; inspirit ; spirit up, stir up, work up ; infuse 
 life into, give new life to ; bring -, introduce- new blood ; quicken ; 
 sharpen, whet ; work upon &c. {incite) 615 ; hurry on, give a fillip, put 
 on one's mettle. 
 
 fan the -fire, - flame ; blow the coals, stir the embers ; fan, - into a 
 flame ; foster, heat, warm, foment, raise to a fever heat ; keep -up, - 
 the pot boiling ; revive, rekindle : rake up, rip up. 
 
 stir -, play on -, come home to- the feelings ; touch -a string, - a 
 chord, - the soul, - the heart ; go to one's heart, penetrate, pierce, go 
 through one, touch to the quick ; possess -, pervade -, penetrate -, 
 imbrue -, absorb -, affect -, disturb- the soul. 
 
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824—826. AFFECTIONS. VI. I. 
 
 absorb, rivet the attention •, sink into the -mind, - heart ; prey on the 
 mind ; intoxicate ; over-whelm, -power 5 boideverser, upset, turn one's 
 head. 
 
 fascinate ; enrapture &c. {give ^yleasufe) 829. 
 
 agitate, perturb, ruffle, lluster, shake, disturb, startle, shock, stagger ; 
 give one a -shock, - turn ; strike all of a heap ; stun, astound, electrify, 
 galvanize, petrify. 
 
 irritate, sting; cut, - to the -heart, - quick ; try one's temper; fool 
 to the top of ones bent, pique ; infuriate, madden, make ones blood 
 boil ; lash into fury &c. {ivrath) 900. 
 
 be -excited &c. adj. ; flash up, flare up ; catch the infection ; thrill &c. 
 {feel) 821 ; mantle; work oneself up ; seethe, boil, simmer, foam, fume, 
 flame, rage, rave ; run mad &c. {passion) 825. 
 
 Adj. excited Szc. v. ; wrought up, on the qui vive, astir, sparkling; 
 in a -quiver &c, 821, - fever, - ferment, - blaze, - state of excitement ; 
 in hysterics ; black in the face, over-wrought ; hot, red-hot, flushed, 
 feverish ; all -of a twitter, - in a pucker ; with -quivering lips, - tears in 
 one's eyes. 
 
 flaming ; boiling, - over ; ebullient, seething ; foaming, - at the 
 mouth; fuming, raging, carried away by passion, wild, raving, frantic, 
 mad, distracted, beside oneself, out of one's wits, ready to burst, boule- 
 verse, demoniacal. 
 
 lost, ejierdu, tempest-tossed ; haggard ; ready to sink. 
 
 stung to the quick, up, on one's high ropes. 
 
 exciting &c. v. ; impressive, warm, glowing, fervid, swelling, imposing, 
 spirit-stirring, thrilling ; high-wrought ; soul-stirring, -subduing ; heart- 
 swelling, -thrilling; agonizing ko.. {painful) 830; telling, sensational, 
 hysterical; over-powering, -whelming ; more than flesh and blood can 
 bear. 
 
 jnquant &c. {jmnffent) 392 ; spicy, appetizing, provocative, ^)7'oz;o^m«w?^, 
 tantalizing. 
 
 Adv. till one is black in the face. 
 
 Phr. the heart -beating high, - going pit-a-pat, - leaping into one's 
 mouth ; the blood -being up, - boiling in one's veins ; the eye -glisten- 
 ing, - ' in a fine frenzy rolling ' ; the head turned. 
 
 825. [Excess of sensitiveness.] Ex- I 826. [Absence of excitability, or of 
 citability. — u. excitability, impe- I excitement.] Xnexcitability. — N". 
 
 tuosity, vehemence ; boisterousness &c. | inexcit-, imperturb-, inirrit-ability ; even 
 adj. ; turbulence ; impatience, intoler- i temper, tranquil mind, dispassion ; to- 
 ance, non-endurance ; irritability &c. | lerance, patience. 
 
 {irascihility) 901; itching &c. {desire) \ passiveness &c. {physical inertness) 
 865; wincing; disquiet, -ude; restless-! 172; hebet-ude, -ation; impassibility 
 ness ; fidget-s, -tiness ; agitation &c. {ir- \ &c. {iyisensibilitAj) 823 ; stupefaction. 
 regular motion) 315. coolness, calmness, &c. adj.; compo- 
 
 trepidation, perturbation, ruffle, hurry, sure, placidity, indisturbance, impertur- 
 fuss, flurry ; fluster, flutter ; pother, stew, batiou, sangfroid, tranquillity, serenity ; 
 ferment ; 'whirl; thrill &c. (7(?e/m/7) 821 ; quiet, -ude; peace of mind, mental 
 state -, fever- of excitement ; transport, calmness. 
 
 passion, excitement, flush, heat ; fever, staiduess kc. adj. ; gravity, sobriety, 
 -heat ; fire, flame, fume, blood boiling ; Quakerism ; philosophy, equanimitv, 
 tumult; effervescence, ebullition; boil- stoicism, command of temper; solf- 
 ing, - over ; whiff, gust, storm, tempest ; possession, -control, -command, -re- 
 scene, breaking out, burst, fit, paroxysm, , straint ; presence of mind, 
 explosion; out-break, -burst ; agony. | submission &c. 725 ; resignation ; suf- 
 
 violence &c. 173J fierceness Ika.adj.', \ fer-, support-, endur-,longsufler-,forl3ear- 
 272 
 
VI. I. 
 
 GENERAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 825—826. 
 
 rage, fury, fwor, furore, desperation, 
 madness, distraction, raving, delirium ; 
 phrensy, frenzy, hysterics ; intoxication ; 
 tearing -, raging- passion ; anger &c. 
 900. 
 
 fascination, infatuation, fanaticism ; 
 Quixot-ism, -ry ; fete montce. 
 
 V. be -impatient &c. (((Ij-'i not be 
 able to -bear &c. 826 ; bear ill, wince, 
 
 ance ; longanimity ; fortitude ; patience 
 -of Job, - ' on a monument/ - ' sove- 
 reign o'er transmuted ill ' ; moderation ; 
 repression -, subjugation- of feeling j 
 restraint &c. 751. 
 
 tranquillization Sec. {vwderation) 174. 
 
 V. be -composed &c. adj. 
 
 laisssr -/aire, - aller : take things -easily, 
 - as they come ; take it easy, rub on, 
 
 chafe, champ the bit ; be in a -stew kc. \ live and let live ; take -easily, - coolly, 
 n. ; be out of all patience, hdget, fuss, - in good part ; cequam servare mentem. 
 
 not have a wink of sleep; toss, - on one's 
 pillow. 
 
 lose one's temper &c. 900; break -, 
 burst -, fly- out \ go -, fly- -oft', - oft" at 
 a tangent ; explode ; flare up, flame up, 
 Are up, burst into a flame, take tire, fire, 
 burn ; boil, - over ; foam, fume, rage, 
 rave, rant, tear ; go -, run- -wild, - mad ; 
 go into hysterics ; run -riot, - a muck ; 
 hattre la canipagne, faire le diahle a 
 quatre, play the deuce. 
 
 Adj. excitable, easily excited, in an 
 excitable state ; initable &c. (irascible) 
 901; impatient, intolerant. 
 
 feverish, febrile, hysterical ; delirious, 
 mad, moody, maggoty-headed. 
 
 unquiet, mercurial, electric, galvanic, 
 hasty, hurried, restless, fidgety, fussy ; 
 chafing kc. v. 
 
 startlish, mettlesome, high mettled, 
 skittish. 
 
 vehement, demonstrative, violent, wild, 
 furious, fierce, fiery, hot-headed, mad- 
 cap. 
 
 over-zealous, enthusiastic, impassioned, 
 fanatical ; rabid kc. {eager) 865. 
 
 rampant, clamorous, uproarious, tur- 
 bulent, tempestuous, tumultuary, bois- 
 terous. 
 
 impulsive, impetuous, passionate ; un- 
 controll-ed, -able ; ungovernable, irre- 
 pressible, stanchless, inextinguishable, 
 burning, simmering, volcanic, ready to 
 burst forth. 
 
 excit-ed, -ing, kc. 824. 
 
 Int. pish ! pshaw ! 
 
 Plir. noli me tangere. 
 
 bear, - well, - the brunt ; go through, 
 support, endure, brave, disregard. 
 
 tolerate, sufier, stand, bide ; abide, 
 aby ; bear -, put up -, take up -, abide- 
 with ; acquiesce ; submit &c. {yield) 725 ; 
 submit with a good grace ; resign -, re- 
 concile- oneself to ; brook, digest, eat, 
 swallow, pocket, stomach ; make -fight 
 of, - the best of, - a virtue of necessity; 
 put a good face on, keep one's counte- 
 nance ; check &c. 751- oneself 
 
 compose, appease, &:c. {moderate) 174 ; 
 propitiate; repress &c. {restrain) J^i \ 
 render insensible &c, 823; overcome -, 
 allay -, repress- one's -excitability &c. 
 825 ; master one's feelings. 
 
 make -oneself, - one's mind- easy ; 
 set one's mind at -ease, - rest. 
 
 calm -, cool- down ; thaw, grow cool. 
 
 be -borne, -endured ; go down. 
 
 Adj. in-, un - excitable ; impertur-^ 
 bable ; unsusceptible &c. {insensible) ^23 ; 
 un-, dis-passionate ; cold-blooded, inirri- 
 table ; enduring &c. r. ; stoical, Pla- 
 tonic, philosophic, staid, stayed ; sober, 
 - minded ; grave ; sober -, grave- as a 
 judge ; sedate, demure, cool-headed. 
 
 easy - going, peaceful, placid, calm ; 
 quiet, - as a mouse ; tranquil, serene ^ 
 cool, - as -a cucumber, - custard ; un- 
 demonstrative. 
 
 temperate *S:c. {nwderate) 174; com- 
 posed, collected; un-excited, -stirred, 
 -ruffled ; -disturbed, -perturbed, -impas- 
 sioned ; unofFended ; unresisting. 
 
 meek, tolerant; patient, - as Job; 
 submissive kc. 725 ; tame ; content, 
 
 resigned, chastened, subdued, lamblike; 
 gentle, - as a lamb ; suaviter in modo ; 
 i mild, - as mother's milk ; soft as pepper- 
 mint; armed with patience, bearing with, clement, long-suffering. 
 
 Adv. 'like patience on a monument smiling at grief ' ; o'quo animo, 
 in cold blood kc. 823 ; more in sorrow than in anger. 
 Int. patience ! and shuffle the cards. 
 
 273 
 
827—828. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. ir. 1^ 
 
 Section II. PERSONAL AFFECTIONS.* 
 
 1°. Passive Afpections. 
 
 827. Pleasure. — w. pleasure, 
 gratification, enjoyment, fruition ; ob-, 
 de-lectation ; relish, zest ; gusto Sec. (phy- 
 ncal jjleasure) 377 ; satisfaction &c. {con- 
 lent) 831 ; complacency. 
 
 well-being; good &c. 618; snugness, 
 comfort, ease ; cushion &c. 215; sans 
 souci, mind at ease. 
 
 joy, gladness, delight, glee, cheer, sun- 
 shine ; cheerfulness &c. 836. 
 
 treat, refreshment; amusement &c. 
 840 ; luxury &c. ^^JJ. 
 
 mens sana in corpore sano. 
 
 happiness, felicity, bliss ; beati-tude, 
 rfication ; enchantment, transport, rap- 
 ture, ravishment, ecstacy ; sumvmni ho- 
 num; paradise, elysium, &c. {heaven^ 
 98 r ; third -, seventh- heaven ; unalloyed 
 ^happiness &c. 
 
 honeymoon ; palmy -, halcyon- days ; 
 golden -age, - time : Satuniia refjna, 
 Arcadia, happy vallej^, Agapemone. 
 
 V. be pleased &c. 829 ; feel -, ex- 
 perience- -pleasure &c. n. ; joy ; enjoy -, 
 hug- oneself; be in -clover &c, 377, - 
 elysium &c. 981 ; tread on enchanted 
 ground ; fall -, go- into raptures. 
 
 feel at home, breathe freely, bask in 
 the sunshine. 
 
 be -pleased &c. 829- with ; receive -, 
 derive- pleasure &c. n.- from ; take -plea- 
 sure &c. n- in ; delight in, rejoice in, 
 indulge in, luxuriate in ; gloat over &c. 
 {physical jjleasure) 2>77 » ^^.j*^}'? relish, 
 like : love &c. 897 ; take -to, - a fancy 
 to ; have a liking for ; enter into the 
 spirit of. 
 
 take in good part. 
 
 treat oneself to, solace oneself with. 
 
 Adj. pleased &c. 829; not sorry; 
 glad, -some ; pleased as Punch. 
 
 happy, blest, blessed, blissful, beati- 
 fied ; happy as -a king, - the day is 
 long ; thrice happy, ter quaterque heatus ; 
 enjoying &c. v. ; joyful &c. (in sjnrits) 
 836; hedonic. 
 
 in -a blissful state, - paradise &c. 
 981, - raptures, - ecstasies, - a transport I 
 of delight. I 
 
 828. Pain.— IT. mental suffering, 
 pain, dolour; sulfer-ing, -ance; ache, 
 smart, &c. {^yhysical pain) 378 ; passion. 
 
 displeasure, dissatisfaction, discom- 
 fort, discomposure, disquiet ; malaise ; 
 inquietude, uneasiness, vexation of spi- 
 rit ; taking ; discontent &c. 832. 
 
 dejection &c. 837 ; weariness &c. 841. 
 
 annoyance, irritation, worry, infliction, 
 visitation ; plague, bore ; bother, -ution ; 
 stew, vexation, mortification, chagrin, 
 esclanclre ; mauvais quart cVhewe. 
 
 care, anxiety, solicitude, trouble, trial, 
 ordeal, fiery ordeal, shock, blow, carle, 
 dole, fret, burden, load. 
 
 concern, grief, sorrow, distress, afflic- 
 tion, woe, bitterness, heartache ; heavy 
 -, aching -, bleeding -, broken- heart ; 
 heavy affliction, gnawing grief. 
 
 unhappiness, infelicity, misery, tribu- 
 lation, wretchedness, desolation ; despair 
 (fee. 859 ; extremity, prostration, depth 
 of misery, 
 
 nightmare, epliialtes, incubus. 
 
 pang, anguish, agony ; tor-ture,-ment; 
 purgatory &c. {helt) 982. 
 
 hell upon earth ; iron age, reign of 
 terror ; slough of despond &c. {adver- 
 sitAj) ']^'^ ; peck -, sea- of troubles ; ills 
 that flesh is heir to &c. {eml) 619; 
 miseries of human life ; unkindest cut 
 of all. 
 
 sufferer, victim, prey, martyr, object 
 of compassion, wretch, shorn lamb. 
 
 V. feel -, suffer -, experience -, un- 
 dergo -, bear -, endure- pain &c. «. ; 
 smart, ache, ko,. {jihysical pain) 378; 
 suffer, bleed, ail ; be the victim of. 
 
 labour under afflictions ; quaff the 
 bitter cup, have a bad time of it ; fall on 
 evil days kc. {adversity) 735 ; go hard 
 with, come to grief, fall a sacrifice to, 
 drain the cup of misery to the dregs, 
 sup full of horrors. 
 
 sit on thorns, be on pins and needles, 
 wince, fret, chafe, worry oneself, be in a 
 taking, fret and fume, take -on, - to 
 heart. 
 
 grieve ; mourn &c. (lament) 839; yearn, 
 
 * Or those which concern one's own state of feeling. 
 
 274 
 
VI. II. I' 
 
 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 827—830, 
 
 comfortable &c. {physical pleasure) 
 2,77 '■ at ease; content &c. 831 ; sans 
 £ouci. 
 
 overjoyed, entranced, enchanted ; en-, 
 raptured ; en-, ravished ; transported ; 
 fascinated, captivated. 
 
 with -a joyful face, - sparkling" eyes. 
 
 pleasint^ &c. 829 ; ecstatic, beatic ; 
 painless, unalloyed, without alloy, cloud- 
 less. 
 
 Adv. happily &c. adj. ; with pleasure 
 &c. {tvUUngly) 602 ; with -glee &e. n. 
 
 Phr. ones heart leaping with joy. 
 
 repine, pine, droop, languish, sink; give 
 way; despair kc. 859; break one's heart; 
 weigh upon the heart &c. {injiict pain) 
 830. 
 
 Adj. in -, in a state of -, full of- pain 
 &c. n. ; suffering &c. v. ; pained, afflict- 
 ed, worried, displeased, &c. S30 ; aching, 
 griped, sore, &c. {physical pain) 378; on 
 the rack, in limbo ; between hawk and 
 buzzard. 
 
 un-comfortable, -easy ; ill at ease ; in 
 a -taking, - way ; disturbed ; discoiv 
 tented &c. 832; outof humour &c. 901 «; 
 weary &c. 841. 
 
 heavy laden, stricken, crushed, a prey 
 to, victimized, ill-used, 
 unfortunate &c. {hapless) 735 ; to be pitied, doomed, devoted, ac- 
 cursed, undone, lost, stranded. 
 
 unhappy, infelicitous, poor, wretched, miserable, woebegone ; cheer- 
 less &c. {dejected) 837 ; careworn. 
 
 concerned, sorry ; sorrow-ing, -ful ; cut up, chagrined, horrified, 
 horror-stricken ; in -, plunged in -, a prey to- grief &c. n. ; in tears 
 &c. ilamentimf) 839 ; steeped to the lips in misery ; heart-stricken, 
 -broken, -scalded ; broken-hearted : in despair &c. 859. 
 
 Phr. ■' the iron entered into our soul' ; ' hcerct laten lethalis arunclo'' \ 
 one's heart bleeding-. 
 
 829. [Capability of giving pleasure ; 
 cause or source of pleasure.] Pleasu- 
 rableness. — w. pleasurable-, plea- 
 sant-, a^reeable-uess, &c. adj. ; pleasure 
 giving, jucundity, delectability ; amuse- 
 ment kc. 840. 
 
 attraction kc. {motive) 615; attract- 
 iveness, -ability ; invitingness &c. adj. ; 
 charm, fascination, enchantment, witch- 
 ery, seduction, winning ways, amenity, 
 amability, 
 
 loveliness &c. {beauty) 845 ; sunny -, 
 bright- side; sweets kc. (suyar) 396; 
 goodness &c. 648 ; manna in the wilder- 
 ness, land flowing with milk and honey. 
 
 treat ; regale &c. {jjhysical p>leasure) 
 2,77 \ dainty; tit-, tid-bit; nuts, sauce 
 piquante. 
 
 V. cause -, produce -, create -, give 
 -, afford -, procure -, oiler -, present -, 
 yield- pleasure &c. 827. 
 
 please, charm, delight ; gladden &c. 
 {make cheerful) 836 ; take, captivate, 
 fascinate ; enchant, entrance, enrapture, 
 transport, bewitch ; en-, ravish. 
 
 bless, beatify ; satisfy ; gratify, - de- 
 sire &c. 865 ; slake, satiate, quench; in- 
 dulge, humour, flatter, tickle ; tickle the 
 palate &c. (savoury) 394; regale, re- 
 275 
 
 830. [Capability of giving pain ; 
 cause or source of pain.] Palnfiil- 
 ness. — W. painfulness kc. adj.-, trou- 
 ble, care, kc. {pain) 828 ; trial ; af-, in- 
 fliction ; blow, stroke, burden, load, 
 curse ; bitter -pill, - draught ; waters 
 of bitterness. 
 
 annoyance, grievance, nuisance, vex- 
 ation, mortification, sickener ; bore, bo- 
 ther, pother, hot water, sea of troubles, 
 hornet's nest, plague, pest. 
 
 cancer, ulcer, sting, thorn ; canker &c. 
 {bane) 663; scorpion &c. {evil-doer) gi^; 
 dagger &c. {arms) 727 ; scourge &c. 
 {instrument of 2)unishment) 975; car king 
 -, canker worm of- care. 
 
 mishap, misfortune, &:c. {adversity) 
 735 ; desagj'ctnent, esclandre, rub. 
 
 source of -irritation, - annoyance ; 
 wound, sore subject, skeleton in the 
 closet; thorn in -the flesh, - one's side; 
 where the shoe pinches, gall and worm- 
 wood. 
 
 sorry sight, heavy news, provocation : 
 affront &c. 929 ; head and front of one'a 
 offending. 
 
 infestation, molestation ; malignity 
 kc. {malevolence) go7. 
 
 V. cause -, occasion -, give -, bring 
 
 T 3 
 
329—830. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. II. 1°. 
 
 27 ) 
 
 -, induce -, produce -, create -, inllict- 
 pain «fcc. 828 ; pain, hurt, wound. 
 
 pinch, prick, gripe, &c. {physical pairi) 
 378 ; pierce, lancinate, cut. 
 
 hurt -, wound -, grate upon -, jar 
 upon- the feelings ; wring -, pierce -, 
 lacerate -, break -, rend- the heart; 
 make the heart bleed ; tear -, rend- the 
 heart-strings ; draw tears from the eyes, 
 sadden ; make -unhappy &c. 828 ; 
 plunge into sorrow, grieve, fash, afflict, 
 distress ; cut -up, - to the heart. 
 
 displease, annoy, incommode, discom- 
 pose, trouble, disquiet, disturb, cross, 
 perplex, molest, tease, tire, irk, vex, mor- 
 tify, wherret, worry, plague, bother, pes- 
 ter, bore, potber, harass, harry, badger, 
 heckle, bait, beset, infest, persecute, im- 
 portune. 
 
 wring, harrow, torment, torture ; put 
 to the -rack, - question ; break on the 
 wheel, rack, scarify; cruci-ate,-fy ; con- 
 vulse, agonize ; barb the dart ; plant a 
 -dagger in the breast, - thorn in one's 
 side. 
 
 irritate, provoke, sting, nettle, try the 
 patience, pique, fret, rile, tweak the 
 nose, chafe, gall ; sting -, wound -, cut- 
 to tlie quick ; aggrieve, affront, enchafe, 
 enrage, ruffle, sour the temper ; give 
 offence &c. {resentment) 900. 
 
 maltreat, bite, snap at, assail ; smite 
 &c. (punisJi) 972. 
 
 sicken, disgust, revolt, nauseate, dis- 
 enchant, repel, offend, shock, stink in 
 the nostrils ; go against -, turn- the 
 stomach ; make one sick, set the teeth 
 on edge, go against the grain, grate on 
 the ear ; stick in one's -throat, - gizzard ; 
 rankle, gnaw, corrode, horrify, appal, freeze the blood ; make the -flesh 
 creep, - hair stand on end ; make the blood -curdle, - run cold ; make 
 one shudder. 
 
 haunt, - the memory ; weigh --, pre}^- on tlie -heart, - mind, - spi- 
 rits ; bring one's grey hairs with sorrow to the grave ; add a nail to 
 one's coflin. 
 
 AtJj, causing pain, hurting, &c. v. ; hurtful &c. {had) 649 ; painful; 
 dolor-iHc, -ous; unpleasant; un-, dis-pleasing ; disagreeable, unpala- 
 table, bitter, distasteful ; uninviting ; unwelcome ; undesir-able, -ed ; 
 obnoxious ; unacceptable, unpopular, thankless, 
 unsatisfactory, untoward, unlucky, uncomfortable, 
 distressing ; afflict-ing, -ive ; joy-, cheer-, comfort-less ; dismal, dis- 
 heartening; depress-ing, -ive ; dreary, melancholy, grievous, piteous ; 
 woeful, rueful, mournful, deplorable, pitiable, lamentable ; sad, affect- 
 ing, touching, pathetic, 
 
 irritating, provoking, stinging, annoying, aggravating, mortifying, 
 galling; unaccommodating, invidious, vexatious; trouble-, tire-, irk-, 
 weari-some ; plagu-ing, -y ; awkward. 
 
 fresh ; enliven ; treat ; amuse &c. 840 ; 
 take -, tickle -, hit- one's fancy ; meet 
 one's wishes ; win -, gladden -, rejoice 
 -, warm the cockles of- the heart ; do 
 one's heirt good. 
 
 attract, allure, &c. {move) 615 ; stimu- 
 late &c. (excite) 824 ; interest. 
 
 make things pleasant, popularize, gild 
 the pill, sweeten. 
 
 Adj . causing pleasure &c, v. ; plea- 
 sure-giving; pleas -ing, -ant, -urable ; 
 agreeable ; grat-eful, -ifying ; leef, lief, 
 acceptable ; welcome, - as the roses in 
 May ; welcomed ; favourite ; to one's 
 taste, - mind, - liking ; satisfactory &c. 
 {good) 648. 
 
 ' refreshing; comfortable; cordial; ge- 
 nial ; glad, -some ; sweet, delectable, 
 nice, dainty ; delic-ate, -ious ; dulcet ; 
 luscious kc. 396 ; palatable &c. 394 ; 
 luxurious, voluptuous; sensual &;c. 
 
 377- 
 
 attractive &c. 615; inviting, prepos- 
 .sessing, engaging ; win - ning, -some ; 
 taking, fascinating, captivating, killing ; 
 seduc-ing, -tive ; alluring, enticing ; ap- 
 petizing &c. {exciting) 824 ; cheering &c. 
 S36 ; bewitching ; enchanting, entrancing, 
 enravishing. 
 
 charming ; delightful, felicitous, ex- 
 quisite ; lovely &c. {beautifid) 845 ; ra- 
 vishing, rapturous ; heartfelt, thrilling, 
 ecstatic ; beat-ic, -ific ; seraphic ; empy- 
 rean ; elysian &c. {hcaverdy) 981. 
 
 palmy, halcyon, Saturniau. 
 
 Fbr. decies rej)i>tita jy^^acchit. 
 
VI. II. 1° 
 
 PERSONAL AFFECTIOXS. 
 
 830—832. 
 
 importunate ; teas-^ pester-, bother-, harass-, worry-, torment-, 
 cark-iug. 
 
 in-toler-, -sufler-, -support-able; uu-baar-, -endur-able ; past bearing; 
 not to be -borne, - endured ; more than flesh and blood can bear ; 
 enough to -drive one luad, - provoke a saint, - make a parson swear. 
 
 shocking, terrific, grim, appalling, crushing ; dreadful, fearful, fright- 
 ful ; thrilling, tremendous, dire ; heart-breaking, -rending, -wounding, 
 -corroding, -sickening ; harrowing, rending. 
 
 odious, hateful, execrable, repulsive, repellent, abhorrent ; horri-d, 
 -ble, -fie, -fying ; ofiensive ; nause-ous, -ating ; disgust-, sicken-, re- 
 
 nasty ; loath-some, -ful ; fulsome ; vile &c. (bad) 649 : 
 
 'olt- 
 hideous &c. 846. 
 
 sharp, acute, sore, severe, grave, hard, harsh, cruel, biting, caustic ; 
 cutting, corroding, consuming, racking, excruciating, searching, grind- 
 ing, grating, agonizing ; envenomed. 
 
 ruinous, disastrous, calamitous, tragical ; desolating, withering ; 
 burdensome, onerous, oppressive ; cumb-rous, -ersome. 
 
 Adv. painfully &c. adj. ; with -pain &c. 828 ; deuced. 
 
 Int. hinc illai lachrymce I 
 
 Phr. surgit amari (diquid ; the place being too hot to hold one ; 
 the iron entering into the soul. 
 
 831. Content.-xr. content, -ment, 
 -edness ; complacency, satisfaction, en- 
 tire satisfaction, ease, heart's ease, peace 
 of mind ; serenity &c. 826 ; cheerfulness 
 &c. 836 ; ray of comfort ; comfort &c. 
 {lodl-heing) 827. 
 
 re-, conciliation ; resignation kc. {pa- 
 tience) 826. 
 
 waiter on Providence. 
 
 V. be -content kc. adj.) rest -satis- 
 fied, - and be thankful ; take the good 
 the gods provide, let well alone, feel 
 oneself at home, hug oneself, lay the 
 flattering unction to one's soul. 
 
 take -up with, - in good part ; assent 
 &c. 488 ; be reconciled to, make one's 
 peace with ; get over it ; take -heart, - 
 comfort ; put up with &c. (bear) 826. 
 
 render -content &c. adj. ; set at ease, 
 comfort ; set one's -heart, - mind- at 
 -ease, - rest ; speak peace ; conciliate, 
 reconcile, win over, propitiate, disarm, 
 beguile ; content, satisfy ; gratify Sec. 829. 
 
 be -tolerated &c. 826; go down, - 
 with ; do. 
 
 Adj. content, -ed ; satisfied &c. v. ; at 
 -ease, - one's ease, - home ; with the 
 mind at ease, sans souci, sine curd, easy- 
 going, not particular ; conciliatory ; un- 
 repining, of good comfort ; resigned &c. 
 {jmtient) 826 ; cheerful &c. 836. 
 
 un-afflicted, -vexed, -molested, -pla- 
 gued ; serene &c. 826 ; at rest ; snug, 
 comfortable : in one's element. 
 
 ; 832. Discontent. — ir. discon- 
 
 : tent, -ment ; dissatisfaction ; dissent &c. 
 
 : 489. 
 
 I disappointment, mortification; cold 
 
 ! comfort ; regret &c. 833 ; repining, ta- 
 king on, &c. V. ; inquietude, vexation or 
 spirit, soreness; heart-burning, -grief; 
 
 I querulousness &c. (lamentation) 839 ; 
 
 j hypercriticism. 
 
 malcontent, grumbler, growler, croak- 
 er, laudator temporis acti. 
 
 cave of Adullam, indignation meet- 
 ing, ' winter of our discontent.' 
 
 V. be -discontented &c. adj. ; quarrel 
 with one's bread and butter ; repine ; 
 
 , regret &c. 833 ; wish one at the bottom 
 of the Red 8ea ; take -on, - to heart ; 
 shrug the shoulders: make a wry -, 
 pull a long- face ; knit one's brows ; 
 
 : look -blue, - black, - blacli as thunder, 
 
 : - blank, - glum. 
 
 ! take -in bad part, - ill; fret, chafe, 
 
 I make a piece of work ; grumble, croak ; 
 lament kc. 839. 
 
 j cause -discontent &c. w. ; dissatisfy, 
 
 : disappoint, mortify, put out, disconcert ; 
 
 : cut up ; dishearten. 
 
 ; Adj. discontented; dissatisfied &c. ?;.; 
 
 i unsatisfied, ungratified ; dissident ; dis- 
 sentient &c. 489; malcontent, exigent, 
 exacting, hypercritical. 
 
 1 repining &c. v. ; regretful &c, 833 ; 
 down in the mouth &c. {dejected) 837. 
 
 i in -high dudgeon, - a fume, - the sulks, 
 
 277 
 
831—837. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. II. 1°. 
 
 satisfactory, tolerable. 
 
 Adv. to one's heart's content ; a la 
 bonne heure ; all for the best. 
 
 Int. amen &c. (assent) 488 ; very 
 well, so much the better, well and good ; 
 it -, that- will do ; it cannot be helped. 
 
 Phr. nothing comes amiss. 
 
 - the dumps, - bad humour ; glum, sul- 
 ky ; sour, - as a crab ; soured, sore ; out 
 of -humour, - temper. 
 
 disappointing &c. v. ; unsatisfactor3\ 
 
 Int. so much the worse ! 
 
 Phr. that -, it- will never do. 
 
 833. Regret. -W. regret, repining; 
 home sickness, nostalgia ; mal -, maladie 
 -dupai/s-, lamentation i^c. 839; penitence &c. 950. 
 
 bitterness, heart-burning. 
 
 laudator temporis acti &c. {discontent) 832. 
 
 V. regret, deplore : bewail &c. {lament) 839 : repine, cast a long- 
 ing lingering look behind 5 rue, - the day ; repent &c. 950 ; infandum 
 renova)'e doloi'em. 
 
 prey -, weigh -, have a weight- on the mind ; leave an aching void. 
 
 Adj. 
 
 regretted &c. v. 
 {bad) 649. 
 
 Int. what a pity ! hang it ! 
 
 Phr. 'tis -pity, - too true. 
 
 much to be regretted, regrettable ; lamentable &c. 
 
 834b. Relief. — lO". relief; deliver- 
 ance ; refreshment &c. 689 ; easement, 
 softening, alleviation, mitigation, pallia- 
 tion, soothing, lullaby. 
 
 solace^ consolation, comfort, encour- 
 agement. 
 
 lenitive, restorative, &c. {remedy) 662 ; 
 cushion &c. 215; crmub of comfort, 
 balm in Gilead. 
 
 V. relieve, ease, alleviate, mitigate, 
 palliate, soothe ; salve ; soften, - down ; 
 foment, stupe, poultice ; assuage, allay. 
 
 cheer, comfort, console ; encourage, 
 bear up, pat on the back, give comfort, 
 set at ease ; gladden -, cheer- the heart. 
 
 remedy ; cure &c. {restore) 660 ; re- 
 fresh ; pour -balm into, - oil on. 
 
 smooth the ruffled brow of care, tem- 
 per the wind to the shorn lamb, lay the flattering unction to one's soul. 
 
 disburden &c. {free) 705 ; take off a load of care. 
 
 be relieved; breathe more freely, draw a long breath ; take comfort; 
 dry -, wipe- the -tears, - eyes. 
 
 Adj. relieving &c. v.; consolatory, soothing; assua-ging, -sive ; 
 bal-my, -samic ; lenitive, palliative ; anodyne kc. {remedial) 662 ; cura- 
 tive &c. 660. 
 
 835. Ag-gravation.— DT. aggra- 
 vation, heightening ; exacerbation ; ex- 
 asperation ; overestimation &c. 482 ; ex- 
 aggeration &c, 549. 
 
 V. aggravate, render worse, heighten, 
 embitter, sour ; ex-, acerbate ; exas- 
 perate, envenom. 
 
 add fuel to the -fire, - flame ; fan the 
 flame &c. {excite) 824; go from bad to 
 worse &c. {deteriorate) 659. 
 
 Adj. aggravated &c. y. ; worse, un- 
 relieved ; aggravable ; aggravating &c. v. 
 
 Adv. out of the frying pan into the 
 fire, from bad to worse, worse and worse. 
 
 Int. so much the worse ! 
 
 836. Cheerfulness.— IT. cheer- 
 fulness &c. adj. ; geniality, gaiety, Valle- 
 gro, cheer, good humour, spirits ; high 
 -, animal -, flow of- spirits ; glee, high 
 glee, light heart ; sunshine of the -mind, 
 - breast ; gaiete de cociir, bon naturel. 
 
 liveliness &c. adj.; life, alacrity, vi- 
 vacitv, animation, allecjrct'se ; jocundity, 
 ' 278 
 
 837. Dejection.— w. dejection; 
 dejectedness kc. adj. ; depression, pros- 
 ternation ; lowness -, depression- of 
 spirits; weight -, oppression -, damp- 
 on the spirits ; low -, bad -, drooping -, 
 depressed- spirits ; heart sinking ; heavi- 
 ness -, failure- of heart. 
 
 heaviness &c.adj.', in festivity, gloom; 
 
VI. n. 1°. 
 
 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 836—837. 
 
 joviality, jollity ; levity ; jocularly &c. 
 (wit) 842. 
 
 mirth, merriment, hilarity, exhilara- 
 tion ; laughter &c. 838 ; merry-making 
 &c. {amusement) 840; hev-dev, rejoicing 
 &c. 838. 
 
 nepenthe, Eiiplirosyne. 
 
 optimism &c. {Jiopefulness) 858; self- 
 complacency. 
 
 V. be -cheerful &c. adj.'. have the 
 mind at ease, smile, put a good face upon, 
 keep up one's spirits ; view -the bright 
 side of the picture, - things en covdeur de 
 rose; ridejitem dicere verum, cheer up, 
 brighten up, light up, bear up ; chirp, 
 take heart, cast away care, drive dull 
 care away, perk up. 
 
 rejoice^&c. 838 ; carol, chirrup ; frisk, 
 rollick, give a loose to mirth. 
 
 clieer, enliven, elate, exhilarate, glad- 
 den, inspirit, animate, raise the spirits, 
 inspire ; perk up ; put in good humour ; 
 cheer -, rejoice- the heart; delight &c. 
 {(/ive jjleasure) 829. 
 
 Adj. cheerful; happy &c. 827 ; cheer- 
 y, -ly ; of good cheer, smiling ; blithe ; 
 in -, in good- spirits ; in high -spirits, - 
 feather ; happy as -the day is long, - a 
 king ; gay, - as a lark ; allegro ; light, 
 -some, -hearted ; buoyant, dehonnaire, 
 bright, free and easy, airy ; janty, jaunty, 
 canty ; spright-ly, -ful ; spry ; spirit-e'd, 
 -ful ; lively, animated, vivacious; brisk, 
 - as a bee ; sparkli..g ; sportive ; full of 
 -play, - spirit ; all alive. 
 
 sunny, palmy ; hopeful &c. 858. 
 
 merry, - as a -cricket, - grig, - mar-.^ 
 riage bell ; joyful, joyous, jocund, jovial ; 
 jolly, - as a thrush, - as a sand-boy ; 
 blithesome ; glee-ful, -some ; hilarious, 
 rattling. 
 
 winsome, bonny, heart}', buxom. 
 
 play^ful, -some ; foldtre, playful as a 
 kitten, tricksy, frisky, frolicsome ; game- 
 some ; jocose, jocular, waggish ; mirth-, 
 laughter-loving ; mirthful, rollicking. 
 
 elate, -d ; exulting, jubilant, flushed; 
 rejoii-ing &c. 838 ; cock-a-hoop. 
 
 cheering, inspiriting, exhilarating ; 
 cardiac, -al ; pleasing &c. 829 ; palmy. 
 
 Adv. cheerfully &c. adj. 
 
 Int. never say die ! come I cheer up ! 
 hurrah ! &c. 838 ; ' hence loathed melan- 
 choly ! ' begone dull care ! away with 
 melancholv ! 
 
 weariness &c. 841 ; tccdium vita;, disgust 
 of life ; mal da pays &c. {regret) 833. 
 
 melancholy; sadness &c. ar/;'. ; il pen- 
 seroso, melancholia, dismals, mumps, 
 dumps, blue devils, doldrums, vapours, 
 megrims, spleen, horrors, hypochondria- 
 sis, pessimism ; despondency, slough of 
 Despond; disconsolateness &c. adj. ; hope 
 deferred, blank despondency. 
 
 prostration, - of soul ; broken heart ; 
 despair &c. 859 ; cave of -despair, - Tro- 
 phonius. 
 
 demureness &c. adj. ; gravitj-, solem- 
 nity ; long, - grave- i'ace. 
 
 hypochondriac, seek-sorrow, self-tor- 
 mentor, heautontimoi'umenos, malade 
 imaginaire, medecin tant p>is; croaker, 
 pessimist ; mope, mopus. 
 
 [Cause of dejection] affliction &c. 
 830 ; sorr}'' sight ; tnemento mori ; dam- 
 per, wet blanket. Job's comforter. 
 
 V. be -dejected &c. adj. ; grieve ; 
 mourn &c. {lament) 839 ; take on, give 
 way, lose heart, despond, droop, sink. 
 
 lower, look downcast, frown, pout; 
 hang down the head ; pull -, make- a 
 long face ; laugh on the wrong side of 
 the mouth ; grin a ghastly smile ; look 
 -blue, - like a drowned man ; lay -, take- 
 to heart. 
 
 mope, brood over ; fret ; sulk ; pine, 
 -away; yearn; repine &c. (^ryrej^) 833 ; 
 despair &c. 859. 
 
 refrain from laughter, keep one's 
 countenance ; be -, look- grave &c. adj. ; 
 repress a smile. 
 
 depress ; dis-courage, -hearten ; dis- 
 pirit ; damp, dull, deject, lower, sink, 
 dash, knock down, unman, prostrate, 
 break one's heart ; frown upon ; cast a 
 -gloom, - shade- on ; sadden ; damp -, 
 dash -, wither- one's hopes ; weigh -, 
 lie heavy -, prey- on the -mind, - spirits ; 
 damp -, depress- the spirits. 
 
 Adj. cheer-, joy-, spirit-less; uncheer- 
 ful, -y ; unlively ; unhappy &c. 828 : 
 melancholy, dismal, sombre, dark, 
 gloomy, triste, clouded, murky, lower- 
 ing, frowning, lugubrious, funereal; 
 mournful, lamentable, dreadful. 
 
 dreary, ilat; dull, - as -a beetle, - 
 ditchwater ; depressing &c. v. 
 
 ' melancholy as a gib cat ' ; oppressed 
 with -, a prey to- melancholy ; down- 
 cast, -hearted ; down -in the mouth, - 
 on one's luck ; heavy-hearted ; in the 
 279 
 
837—839. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. II. I". 
 
 -dumps, - suds, - sulks, - doldrums; in doleful (lumps,inbadliumour; 
 sullen ; mumpish, dumpish ; mopish, moping ; moody, glum ; sulky 
 &c, {discontented) 832 ; out of -sorts, - humour, - heart, - spirits ; ill 
 at ease, low-spirited, in low spirits, a cup too low ; weary &c. 841 ; dis- 
 couraged, -heartened ; desponding ; chop-, jaw-, crest-fallen. 
 
 sad, pensive, penseroso, tristful ; dole-some, -ful ; woebegone, lachry- 
 mose, in tears, melancholic, hypped, hypochondriacal, bilious, jaundiced, 
 atrabilious, saturnine, splenetic ; lackadaisical. 
 
 serious, sedate, staid, stayed ; grave, - as -a judge, - an undertaker, 
 - a mustard pot ; sober, solemn, demure ; grim ; grim-faced, -visaged ; 
 rueful, wan, Jong-faced. 
 
 disconsolate; un-, in-consolable ; forlorn, comfortless, desolate, 
 desole, sick at heart ; soul-, heart-sick ; cm desespoir ; in despair &c. 
 859; lost. 
 
 overcome; broken-, borne-, bowed-down; heart-stricken &c. {mental 
 suffering) 828 ; cut up, dashed, sunk ; unnerved, unmanned ; down- 
 fallen, -trodden ; broken-hearted ; care-worn. 
 
 Adv. with -a long face, - tears in one's eyes ; sadly &c. adj. 
 
 Plir. the countenance falling ; the heart -failing, - sinking within- 
 one. 
 
 838a [Expression of pleasure] Re- 
 joiclng*. — W. rejoicing, exultation, 
 triumph, jubilation, heyday, flush, revel- 
 ling ; merry-making &c. (amusement) 
 840; jubilee «&c. {celebration) 883; paean, 
 Te Deum, &c. {thanksgiving) 990; con- 
 gratulation &c. 896. 
 
 smile, simper, smirk, grin ; broad -, 
 sardonic- grin. 
 
 laughter, giggle, titter, snigger, crow, 
 cheer, chuckle, shout ; horse -, hearty- 
 laugh ; guffaw ; burst -, tit -, shout -, 
 roar -, peal- of laughter ; cachinnation. 
 
 risibility; derision &c. 856. 
 
 Momus ; Democritus the Abderite ; 
 rollicker; Laughter holding both his 
 
 V. rejoice; thank -, bless- one's stars; 
 congratulate -, hug- oneself ; rub-, clap- 
 one's hands ; smack the lips, fling up 
 one's cap ; dance, skip ; sing, carol, chir- 
 rup, chirp ; hurrah ; cry for -, leap with- 
 joy ; exult &c, {boast) 884 ; triumph ; 
 hold jubilee &c. {celebrate) 883 ; make 
 merry &c. {sport) 840. 
 
 smile, simper, smirk ; grin, - like a 
 Cheshire cat ; mock, laugh in one's 
 sleeve: laugh, - outright; giggle, titter, 
 snigger, crow, smicker, chuckle, cackle; 
 burst -out, - into a tit of laughter ; shout, 
 split, roar. 
 
 shake -, split -, hold both- one's sides ; 
 roar -, die- with laughter. 
 
 raise lauofhter &c. {amuse) 840. 
 
 Adv. rejoicing &c. v.; jubilant, exul- 
 280 
 
 839. [Expression of pain.] Zia" 
 mentation. — u. lament, -ation ; wail, 
 complaint, plaint, murmur, mutter, 
 grumble, groan, moan, whine, whini]ier, 
 sob, sigh, suspiration, heaving, deep sigh. 
 
 cry &c. {vociferation) 41 1 ; scream, 
 howl ; outcry, wail of woe, frown, scowl. 
 
 tear ; weeping &c. v. ; flood of tears, fit 
 of crying, lachrymation, melting mood, 
 weeping and gnashing of teeth. 
 
 plaintiveness &c. adj. ; languishment ; 
 condolence &c. 915. 
 
 mourning, weeds, willow, cypress, 
 crape, deep mourning ; sackcloth and 
 ashes ; lachrymatory ; knell &c. 363 ; 
 dump, death- song, dirge, coronach, nenia, 
 requiem, elegy, epicediimi ; threne ; mon-, 
 thren-ody ; jeremi-ad, -ade. 
 
 mourner ; grumbler &c. {discontent) 
 
 832 ; Niobe ; Ileraclitus. 
 
 V. lament, mourn, deplore, grieve, 
 weep over ; be-wail, -moan ; condole 
 with &c. 915; fret &c. {suffer) 828; 
 wear -, go into -, put on- mourning; 
 wear -the willow, - sackcloth and ashes ; 
 infandum renovare dolor em &c. {I'egret) 
 
 833 ; give sorrow words. 
 
 sigh ; give -, heave -, fetch- a sigh ; 
 ' waft a sigh from Indus to the pole ' ; 
 sigh 'like furnace'; wail. 
 
 cry, weep, sob, greet, blubber, pipe, 
 snivel, bibber, whimper, pule ; pipe one's 
 eye ; drop -, shed- -tears, - a tear ; melt 
 -, burst- into tears ; /(W(7re en larmes; 
 cry -oneself blind, - one's eyes out. 
 
VI. II. 1°. 
 
 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 838—841. 
 
 tant, triumphant; flushed, elated; laugh- 
 ing &c. r. ; risible ; ready to -burst, - 
 split, - die with laughter ; convulsed 
 with laughter. 
 
 laughable &c. {ludicroxis) 853. 
 
 Int. hurrah ! huzza ! aha ! hail ! 
 tolderolloU ! Heaven be praised ! io 
 triumphe ! tant mieux ! so much the 
 better. 
 
 Plir. the heart leaping with joy. 
 
 scream &c. {cry out) 411 ; mew etc. 
 {animal sounds) 412; groan, moan, 
 whine ; roar ; roar -, bellow- like a bull ; 
 cry out lustily, rend the air. 
 
 frown, scowl, make a wry face, gnash 
 one's teeth, Mring one's hands, tear one's 
 hair, beat one's breast, roll on the ground, 
 burst with grief. 
 
 complain, murmur, mutter, grumble, 
 growl, clamour, make a fuss about, croak, 
 grunt, maunder ; deprecate «S:c. {disajt- 
 prove) 932. 
 
 cry out before one is hurt, complain without cause. 
 Adj. lamenting &c. v.; in mourning, in sackcloth and ashes; sorrow- 
 ing, -ful, &c. {unhappy) 828; mourn-, tear-ful ; lachrymose; plain t-ive, 
 -ful ; quer-ulous, -imonious ; in the melting mood. 
 
 in tears, with tears in one's eyes ; with -moistened, - watery- eyes ; 
 bathed -, dissolved- in tears ; 'like Niobe all tears.' 
 elegiac. 
 
 A.&V. de profundis ; les larmes aux yeux. 
 
 Int. heigh-ho ! alas ! alack ! O dear ! ah -, woe is- me ' lacka- 
 
 daisy ! well -, lack -, alack- a day ! well-a-way ! alas the day ! O 
 
 tempora O mores ! what a pity ! miserahile dictii ! O lud lud ! too true ! 
 
 Phr. tears -standing in, - starting from- the eyes ; eyes -suffused, - 
 
 swimming, - brimming -, overflowing- with tears. 
 
 840. Amusement.— w. amuse-, 
 entertain-ment ; diver-sion, -tissement ; 
 reaction, relaxation, solace ; pastime, 
 passetemps, sport ; labour of love ; 
 pleasure &c. 827. 
 
 fun, frolic, merriment, jollity ; jovial- 
 ity, -ness ; heyday : laughter &c. 838 ; 
 jocos-ity, -eness; droll-, buffoon-, tom- 
 fool-ery; mummery, pleasantry ; wit &c. 
 842 ; quip, quirk. 
 
 play ; game, - at romps ; gambol, 
 romp, prank, antic, rig, lark, spree, sky- 
 larking, vagary, moakey trick, gambade, 
 fredaine, escapade, echappee, bout, espie- 
 fjlerie ; practical joke &c. {ridicule) 856. 
 
 dance, hop, reel, rigadoon, saraband, 
 hornpipe, bolero, fandango, cancan, mi- 
 nuet, waltz, polka ; galop, -ade ; jig, 
 fling, strathspey ; allemande ; gavot, -te ; 
 mazurka, morisco, morris dance : quad- 
 rille, country dance, cotillon, Sir Roger 
 de Coverley; hallet &c. {drama) 599; 
 ball ; hal, - masque, - costume ; mas- 
 querade ; Terpsichore. 
 
 festivity, merry-making ; party &c. 
 {social gathering) 892; fete, festival, 
 gala, ridotto ; revel-s, -ry, -ling ; carni- 
 val, brawl, saturnalia, high jinks ; feast, 
 banquet, &c. {food ) 298 ; regale, sytn- 
 
 841. Weariness. — u. weari- 
 ness, defatigation, ennui; lassitude &c. 
 {fatigue) 688 ; drowsiness &c. 683. 
 
 disgust, nausea, loathing, sickness ; 
 satiety &c. 869 ; tcedium vitce &c. {dejec- 
 tion) 'Z2,7. 
 
 wearisome-, tedious-ness &c. adj. ; 
 dull work, tedium, monotony, twice told 
 tale. 
 
 bore, button-hole, proser, wet blanket ; 
 heavy hours, ' the enemy' [time]. 
 
 V. weary ; tire &c. {fatigue) 688 ; 
 bore ; bore -, weary -, tire- -to death, 
 - out of one's life, - out of all patience ; 
 set -, send- to sleep. 
 
 pall, sicken, nauseate, disgust. 
 
 harp on the same string ; drag its 
 -slow, - weary- length along. 
 
 never hear the last of ; be- tired &c. 
 adj. -of, - with ; yawn ; die with ennui. 
 
 Adj. wearying &c. v.; wearing; 
 weari-, tire-, irk-some ; uninteresting, 
 stupid, bald, devoid of interest, dry, 
 monotonous, dull, arid, tedious, hum- 
 drum, mortal, flat; pros-y, -ing; slow; 
 soporific, somniferous. 
 
 disg-usting &c. v. ; unenjoyed. 
 
 weary; tired &c. v.; drowsy &c. 
 {sleepy) 683 ; uninterested, flagging, used 
 281 
 
8410— 8€1. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. TI. 1°. 
 
 up, worn out, hlase, life-weary, wer.ry of 
 lile ; sick of. 
 
 iidv. wearily &c. culj.] usque ad 
 nauseam. 
 
 Phr. time hanging' heavily on one's 
 hands; tuujours jjerdrix; crambe re^jetif.a. 
 
 posium, wassail ; carous-e, -al ; jollifica- 
 tion, j unket, wake, pic-nic,/e^e champetre, 
 regatta, tield-day ; treat. 
 
 round of pleasures, dissipation, a short 
 life and a merry one, racketing, holiday 
 making. 
 
 rejoicing &c. 838 ; jubilee kc. (celc- 
 hration) 883. I 
 
 bonfire, fireworks, feii-de-joie. i 
 
 holiday ; gala -, red letter -, play- day ; high days and holidays ; 
 high -, Bank- holiday ; May -, Derby- day ; Saint -, Easter -, AVhit- 
 Monday ; Bairam ; wayzgoose, bean feast. 
 
 place of amusement, theatre ; concert-, ball-, assembly-room ; music- 
 hall. 
 
 ^?iYk, plaisance; arbour; garden &c. {JioHiculture) yj i \ pleasure-, 
 play-, cricket-, croquet-, archery-, hunting-ground ; tennis-, racket- 
 court; bowling-green, -alley; croquet-lawn, rink, skating rink; round- 
 about, merry-go-round ; swing ; monta(/7ie llussc. 
 
 gan)e, - of -chance, - skill ; athletic sports, gymnastics ; archery, 
 rifle-shooting; tournament, ipug'ilism, &c. (contention) 720; sporting 
 &c. 622 ; horse-racing, the turf; aquatics &c. 267; skating, sliding; 
 cricket, tennis, lawn tennis, rackets, lives, trap bat and ball, battledore 
 and shuttlecock, la grace; pall-mall, tip-cat, croquet, golf, curling, 
 hockey, football, pallone, polo ; tent-pegging, tilting at the ring, quin- 
 tain, greasy pole ; quoits, discus : knurr and spell ; leap-frog, hop 
 skip and jump; French and English, tug of war; blind man's buff, 
 hunt the slipper, hide-and-seek, kiss in the ling ; snapdragon ; cross 
 questions and crooked answers ; rounders, base-ball, la crosse ; &c. 
 
 billiards, pool, pyramids, bagatelle ; bowis, skittles, ninepins, kail, 
 American bowls. 
 
 cards ; whist, rubber ; round game ; loo, cribbage, hesique, euchre, 
 drole, ecarte, p'cquet, all-fours, quadrille, ombre, reverse. Pope Joan, 
 commit ; bo-, boa-ston ; vingt-un ; quinze, thirty-one, put, speculation, 
 connexions, brag, cassino, lottery, commerce, snip-snap-snorem, lift 
 smoke, blind hookey, Polish bank. Earl of Coventry, Napoleon, patience, 
 pairs ; old maid, fright, beggar-my-ueighbour ; baccarat. 
 
 chess, draughts, backgammon, dominoes, merelles, nine men's morris, 
 go-bang, solitaire ; game of -, fox and- goose ; loto ; ko,.^ 
 
 morj-a ; gambling &c. (chance) 621. 
 
 toy, plaything, bauble; doll &c. (puppet) 554; teetotum: knicknack 
 &c. (trifle) 643 ; magic lantern Szc. (shoiv) 448 ; peep-, puppet-, raree-, 
 gallanty-show ; toy-shop ; ' quips and cranks and wanton wiles, nods 
 and becks and wreathed smiles.' 
 
 sportsman, gamester, reveller; master of the -ceremonies, - revels; 
 arbiter elegantiainim. 
 
 V. amuse, entertain, divert, enliven ; tickle, - the fancy ; titillate, 
 raise a smile, put in good humour ; cause -, create -, occasion -, raise --, 
 excite -, produce -, convulse with- laughter ; set the table in a roar, 
 be the death of one. 
 
 recreate, solace, cheer, rejoice; please &c. 829 ; interest ; treat, regale. 
 
 amuse oneself: game ; play, - a game, - pranks, - tricks ; sport, disport, 
 toy, wanton, revel, junket, "feast, carouse, banquet, make merry ; drown 
 care ; drive dull care away ; frolic, gamljol, frisk, romp ; caper ; dance 
 &c. (leap) 309 ; keep up the ball ; run a rig, sow one's wild oats, have 
 one's fling, take one's pleasure ; see liie ; desipere in loco, play the fool. 
 
 * A curious list of games i.s given in Sir Thomas Urquhart's translation of 
 llabelais.— Z^//6' of Garyantua, book i. chapter 22. 
 282 
 
VI. II. 1°. 
 
 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 840—844. 
 
 make -, keep- holiday ; go a IMayino-. 
 
 while away -, beguile- the time; kill time, dally. 
 
 Adj. amusino;, entertaining, diverting, &c. v. : recreative, lusory ; 
 pleasant &c. (jjleamjf/) 829 ; laughable &c. (ludicrous) 853 ; witty &c. 
 842 ; fest-ive, -al ; jovial, jolly, jocund, roguish, rompish ; playful, - 
 as a kitten ; sportive, ludibrious. 
 
 amused «&:c. v. ; ' pleased with a feather, tickled with a straw.' 
 
 Adv. ' on the light fantastic toe,' at play, in sport. 
 
 Int. vice la hagatelle ! roijue la galh'e ! 
 
 Phr. Deus nobis hcec otia fecit ; dum vivimus vivanms. 
 
 B^Z. Wit. — N". wit, -tines.*^; attic 
 -wit, - salt ; atticism ; salt, esprif, point, 
 fancy, whim, humour, drollery, plea- 
 santry. 
 
 farce, buffoonery, fooling, tomfoolery ; 
 harlequinade Szc. 599 ; broad -farce, - 
 humour •, fun, espieylerie ; vis comica. 
 
 843. Dulness.— 17. dulness, hea- 
 viness, tlatness; infestivity i^'c. 837, stu- 
 pidity etc. 499; want of originality. 
 
 prose, matter of fact ; heavy book, 
 conte a dormir debout ; platitude. 
 
 V. be -dull &c. adj. ; prose, take au 
 seneux, be caught napping. 
 
 render -dull &C, adj. ; damp, depress, 
 throw cold water on, lay a wet blanket 
 on ; fall flat upon the ear. 
 
 Adj. dull, - as ditch water ; unenter- 
 taining, uninteresting, unlively, unima- 
 ginative ; insulse; dry as dust; pros-y, 
 -ing, -aic ; matter of fact, commonplace, 
 pointless ; ' wearv fiat stale and unprofi- 
 table.' 
 
 stupid, slow, flat, humdrum, monoto- 
 nous ; melancholic &c. 837: stolid kc. 
 499 ; plodding. 
 
 Plir. Davus sum non CEdipus. 
 
 jocularity; jocos-ity, -eness; facetious- 
 ness ; wagg-ery, -ishness ; whimsicality ; 
 comicality &c. 853. 
 
 smartness, read}' wit, banter, hadinage, 
 retort, repartee, (pii-pro-quo ; ridicule &c. 
 856. 
 
 facetics, quips and cranks ; jest, joke, 
 capital joke ; standing -jest, - joke ; 
 conceit, quip, quirk, crank, quiddity, 
 concetto, plaisanterie, brilliant idea ; 
 merry -, bright -, happy- thought ; 
 sally ; flash, - of wit, - of merriment ; 
 scintillation; mot, -pour lire \ witticism, 
 smart saying, bon-inot, jeu d\ sprit, epi- | 
 
 gram ; jest book ; dry joke, quodlihef, j 
 
 cream of the jest. 
 
 w^ord-play, ;e/^ f/fi??20jf,?; play -of, - upon- words ; pun,-ning; double 
 entendre kc. {ambic/uity) 520; quibble, verbal quibble; conundrum 
 &c. {riddle) 533; anagram, acrostic, double acrostic, nugce canorce, 
 trifling, idle conceit, tui-lupinade. 
 
 old joke, Joe Miller. 
 
 V. joke, jest, cut jokes ; crack a joke ; perpetrate a -joke, - pun ; 
 make -fun of, - merry with ; set the table in a roar &c. (amuse) 840. 
 
 retort ; banter &c. {ridicule) 856 ; ridentem dicere vei-um ; joke at 
 one's expense. 
 
 Adj. witty, attic ; quick-, nimble-witted ; smart ; jocular, jocose, 
 waggish, facetious, whimsical, humorous ; playful &c. 840 ; merry and 
 wise ; pleasant, sprightly, spirituel, sparkling, epigrammatic, full of 
 point, ben trovato ; comic &c. 853. 
 
 Adv. in joke, in jest, in sport, in play. 
 
 844. Humorist. — W. humorist, w^ag, wit, reparteeist, epigram- 
 matist, punster ; bel esprit, life of the party ; wit-snapper, -cracker, 
 -worm ; joker, jester, Joe Miller, d?-6le de corps, gaiUard, spark. 
 
 buffoon, farceur, merry audrew, mime, tumbler, acrobat, mountebank, 
 charlatan, posturemaster, harlequin, punch, pulcinella, scaramouch, 
 clowm ; wearer of the -cap and bells, - motley ; motley fool ; pantaloon, 
 gipsy ; jack -pudding, - in the green, - a dandy ; zany; mad-cap, pickle- 
 herring, witling, caricaturist, grimacier. 
 
 283 
 
8^5^846. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. n. 1°. 
 
 2°. Discriminative AFrECTioxs. 
 
 845. Beauty. — W. "beauty, tlie 
 beautiful, t6 kuXov, le beau ideal. 
 
 [Science of the perception of beauty] 
 Callsesthetics.* 
 
 form, elegance, grace, beauty una- 
 dorned ; symmetry &c. 242 ; comeliness, 
 fairness, &c. adj. ; pulchritude, polish, 
 gloss ; good -effect, - looks ; belle tonr- 
 nure ; bloom, brilliancy, radiance, splen- 
 dour, gorgeousness, magnificence ; siib- 
 limi-ty, -tication. 
 
 concinnity, delicacy, refinement ; 
 charm, ^*e ne sais quoi, style. 
 
 Venus, Aphrodite, Hebe, the Graces, 
 Peri, Houri, Cupid, Apollo, Hyperion, 
 Adonis, Antinous, Narcissus. 
 
 peacock, butterfly; flower, flow' ret 
 gay, rose, lily, garden ; flower of, pink 
 of ; bijou ; jewel &c. {ornament) 847 ; 
 work of art. 
 
 pleasurableness &c. 829. 
 
 beautifying ; landscape gardening ; 
 decoration &c. 847 ; calisthenics. 
 
 V. be -beautiful &c. adj. ; shine, beam, 
 bloom; become one &c. {accord) 23; set 
 off, grace. 
 
 render -beautiful &c. adj. ; beautify ; 
 polish, burnish ; gild kc. {decorate) 847 ; 
 set out. 
 
 ' snatch a grace beyond the reach of 
 art.' 
 
 Adj. beaut-iful, -eous ; handsome ; 
 pretty ; lovely, graceful, elegant ; deli- 
 cate, dainty, refined ; lair, personable, 
 comely, seemly; bonny; good-looking; 
 well-favoured, -made, -formed, -propor- 
 tioned ; proper, shapely ; symmetrical 
 ifcc. {rer/ular) 242 ; harmonious &c. {co- 
 lour) 428 ; sightly. 
 
 fit to be seen, passable, not amiss. 
 
 goodly, dapper, tight, jimp ; gimp ; 
 janty, jaunty; natty, quaint, trim, tidy, 
 neat, spruce, smart, tricksv. 
 
 bright, -eyed ; rosy-, cherry-cheeked ; 
 rosy, ruddy ; blooming, in full bloom. 
 
 brilliant, shining; beam-y,-ing; sparii- 
 ling, splendid, resplendent, dazzling, 
 glowing ; glossy, sleek. 
 
 showy, specious ; rich, gorgeous, su- 
 perb, magnificent, grand, fine, sublime. 
 
 artistic, -al ; {esthetic ; pict-ure^^que, 
 K)rial ; fait a jjeindrc ; well-composed, -grouped, -varied ; curious. 
 * Whewell, ' Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences.' 
 28J 
 
 846. XTgrliness.— M". ugliness i<cc. 
 acj. ; deformity, inelegance ; disfigure- 
 ment Sec. (blemish) 848 ; Avant of sym- 
 metry, inconcinnity ; distortion &c. 243 ; 
 squalor &c. (uncieanness) 653. 
 
 forbidding countenance, vinegar a?- 
 pect, hanging look, wry face, ^ spretce in- 
 juria for nice.'' 
 
 eyesore, object, figure, sight, fright, 
 spectre, scarecrow, hag, harridan, satyr, 
 witch, toad, baboon, monster, Caliban, 
 ^Esop, ' vionstrum horrendum tnforme 
 ingens cai lumen ademptum.' 
 
 V. be -ugly &c. adj. ; look ill, grin 
 horribly a ghastly smile, make faces. 
 
 render -ugly &c. adj. ; del'ace ; dis-, 
 de-figure ; distort &c. 243 ; blemish kc. 
 {injure) 659 ; soil &c. {render unclean) 
 
 Adj. ugly, - as -sin, - a toad, - a scare- 
 crow, - a dead monkey ; plain, bald ; 
 homely &c. {unado?-ned) 849 ; ordinary, 
 unornamental, inartistic ; unsightl}-', un- 
 seemly, uncomely, unshapely, unlovely ; 
 sightless, seemless ; not tit to be seen ; 
 unbeaui-eous, -iful ; beautiless ; shape- 
 less &c. (amoi'phous) 241. 
 
 mis-shapen, -proportioned; monstrous; 
 gaunt &c. {thin) 203 ; dumpy &c. (short) 
 201 ; curtailed of its fair proportions; 
 ill-made, -shaped, -proportioned ; crook- 
 ed &c. (distorted) 243; hard-featured, 
 -visaged ; ill-, hard-, evil-favoured ; ill- 
 looking ; unprepossessing. 
 
 graceless, inelegant; ungraceful, un- 
 gainly, uncouth; stiff; rugged, rough, 
 gross, rude, awkward, clumsy, slouch- 
 ing, rickety; gawky; iump-ing, -ish; 
 lumbering ; hulk-y, -ing ; unwieldy. 
 
 squalid, haggard ; grim, -faced, -vi- 
 saged ; grisly, ghastly ; ghost-, death- 
 like ; cadaverous, gruesome. 
 
 frightful, hideous, odious, uncanny, 
 forbidding, repellant, repulsive ; horri-d, 
 -ble ; shocldng &c. {painful) 830. 
 
 foul ifcc. (dirty) 653 ; dingy &c. (co- 
 lourless) 429 ; gaudy &c. (colour) 428 ; 
 disfigured &c. v.\ discoloured. 
 
VI. II. 2 
 
 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 845—649. 
 
 enclianting &c. {pleasure-giving) 829; attractive kc. (inviting) 615; 
 becoming- &c, {accordant) 23 ; ornameutal Szc. 847. 
 
 undeformed, undefaced, unspotted ; spotless &c. {perfect) 650. 
 
 847r Ornament. — M". ornament, 
 -ation, -al art : ornat-ure, -eness; adorn- 
 ment, decoration, embellishment ; archi- 
 tecture. 
 
 garnish, polish, varnish, French pol- 
 ish, gilding, japanning, lacquer, ormolu, 
 enamel ; cosmetics. 
 
 pattern, diaper, powdering, panelling, 
 graining, pargeting ; detail ; texture Szc. 
 329 ; richness ; tracery, moulding, fillet, 
 listel, strap work, coquillage, tiourish, 
 fleur-de-lis, arabesque, fret, onthemion ; 
 
 848. Blemish.— 10-. blemish, dis- 
 figurement, deformity ; defect kc. {im- 
 perfection) 651; flaw; injury &c. {de- 
 terioration) 659 ; spots on the sun ; eye- 
 sore. 
 
 stain, blot ; spot, -tiness ; speck, -le : 
 blur, freckle, mole, macula, patch, blotch, 
 blain, maculation, tarnish, smudge ; dirt 
 Sec. 653 ; scar, wem ; pustule ; excres- 
 cence, pimple, &c. {protuberance) 250. 
 
 V. disfigure Sec. {injure) 659; speckle. 
 
 Adj. pitted, freckled, discoloured ; im- 
 
 egg and -tongue, -dart; «s«;?Y^.^r?/, zigzag, perfect &c. 651; injured Szc. {deterio- 
 acantkus, cartouche ; pilaster &c. {pro- \ rated) 659. 
 
 849. Simplicity.-x. simplicity; 
 plain-, homeli-ness ; undress, chastity. 
 
 v. be -simple &c. adj. 
 
 render -simple Sec. adj. ; simplify. 
 
 Adj. simple, plain ; home-ly, -spun ; 
 ordinary, household. 
 
 unaffected ; free from -affectation, - 
 ornament; simple.v mmiditiis; sansfagoUy 
 en deshahille. 
 
 chaste, inornate, severe. 
 
 un-adorned, -ornamented, -decked, 
 -garnished, -arranged, -trimmed, -var- 
 nish ed. 
 
 bald, flat, dull. 
 
 jection) 250 
 
 em-, broidery ; brocade, brocatelle, 
 galloon, lace, fiinge, trapping, border, 
 edging, trimming : lianging, tapestry, 
 arras ; millinery, ermine. 
 
 wreath, festoon, garland, chaplet, 
 flower, nosegay, bouquet, posy, ^ daisies 
 pied and violets blue.' 
 
 tassel, knot ; shoulder-knot, epaulette, 
 epaulet, aigulet, frog ; star, rosette, bow ; 
 feather, plume, panache, aigrette. 
 
 jewel, -ry, -lery; bijoutry; bijou, 
 -terie: trinket, locket, necklace, brace- 
 let, anklet, ear-ring, carcanet, chain, 
 chatelaine, brooch, torque. 
 
 gem, precious stone ; diamond, bril- 
 liant, beryl, emerald, calcedony, agate, 
 heliotrope; girasol, -e ; onyx, plasma ; 
 sard, -onyx ; garnet, lapis-lazuli, opal, peridot, chrysolite, sapphire, 
 ruby ; spinel, -le ; balais ; oriental -, topaz ; turquois, -e ; zircon, ja- 
 cinth, hyacinth, carbuncle, amethyst ; pearl, coral. 
 
 finery, frippery, gewgaw, gimcrack, tinsel, spangle, clinquant, ^iinch- | 
 beck, paste; excess of ornament Sec. {vulgarity) 851 ; gaud, pride. 1 
 
 illustration, illumination, vignette ; Jleuron ; head-, tail-piece ; cid-de- \ 
 lampe ; flowers of rhetoric Sec. 577 ; work of art 
 
 V. ornament, embellish, enrich, decorate, adorn, beautify, adonize. 
 
 smarten, furbish, polish, gild, varnish, whitewash, enamel, japan, 
 lacquer, paint, grain. 
 
 garnish, trim, dizen, bedizen, prink, prank; trick -, fig- out ; deck, 
 bedeck, dight, bedight, array ; dress, - up ; spangle, bespangle, pow- ! 
 der ; embroider, work ; chase, emboss, fret ; emblazon, illuminate : ' 
 illustrate. 
 
 become &c. {accord icith) 23. ' 
 
 Adj. ornamented, beautified, &c. v. ; ornate, rich, gilt, begilt, tesse- 
 lated, festooned. 
 
 smart, gay, tricksy, flowery, glittering ; new-gilt, -spangled ; fine, 
 - v.s -a Maj'day queen, - fivepence, - a carrot fresh scraped ; pranked 
 out, bedisrht. 
 
 2S5 
 
847—852. 
 
 AFFECT10::S. 
 
 VI. II. 2' 
 
 in full dress &c. {fashion) 852 ; en f/mnde -tenne, - ioile/le; in Lest 
 bib and tucker, in (Sunday best, endinianche : dressed to advantage, 
 showy, flashy; gaudy &c. (vulgar) 851 ; ga-, gai-rish ; gorgeous, 
 ornamental, decorative ; becoming &.c. {accordant) 23. 
 
 850. [Good taste.] Taste.— N". 
 taste ; good -, retined -, cultivated- 
 taste ; delicacy, refinement, fine feeling, 
 gust, gunto, tact, Jinesse ; nicety &c. 
 (discrimination) 465; to n-penov, polish, 
 elegance, grace. 
 
 virtti ; dilettanteism ; fine art ; cult- 
 ure, -ivation. 
 
 [Science of taste] ^Esthetics. 
 
 man of -tasto &c. ; connoisseur, judge, 
 critic, conoscente^ virtuoso, amateur, dilet- 
 tante, Aristarchus, Corinthian, a?'biter 
 elec/antiai-um, stagirite, euphemist. 
 
 * caviare to the general.' 
 
 V. appreciate, judge, criticize, dis- 
 criminate cK:c. 465. 
 
 Adj. in good taste; tasteful, tasty; 
 unaffected, pure, chaste, classical, attic ; 
 cultivated, refined ; dainty ; aesthetic, 
 artistic ; elegant &c. 578 ; euphemistic. 
 
 to one's -tasle, - mind ; after one's 
 fancy ; comme ilfaut. 
 
 iLdv. elegantly &c. adj. 
 
 Phr. nihil tetigit quod non ornavit. 
 
 852. Fashion. — TJ. fashion, style, 
 ton, hon ton, society ; good -, polite- 
 society ; drawing room, civilized life, 
 civilization, town, henu monde, high life, j 
 court ; world ; fashionable -, gay- world ; 
 Vanity Fair; show &c. (ostentation) 
 822. 
 
 manners, breeding, &c. (politeness) 
 894 ; air, demeanour, etc. (appearance) 
 448; savoir faire ; gentlemanliness, gen- 
 tility, decorunj, propriety, bienscancc; 
 conventions of society ; punctilio; form, i 
 -ality; etiquette, point of etiquette; 
 custom &c. 613; mode, vogue, go ; rage 
 kc. (desire) 865 ; prevailing taste ; dress 
 &c. 225. 
 
 man -, woman- of -fashion, - the 
 world ; height -, pink -, star -, glass -, 
 leader- of lashion ; arbiter elegantiarum 
 &c. (taste) 850 ; upper ten thousand &c. 
 (nobilitg) 875 ; elite kc. (distinction) 873. 
 
 V. be -tashionable kc. adj., - the rage 
 &c. n. ; have a run, pass current. 
 
 follow -, conform to -, fall in with- 
 tlie fashion &c. n. ; go with the stream 
 kc. (cijuforni) 82 ; savoir -vivre, - faire ; 
 keep up appearances, behave oneself. 
 286 
 
 851. [Bad taste.] Vulg^arlty.— 
 
 M". vulgar-ity, -ism ; barbar-. Van- 
 dal-, Gothic-ism ; mauvais gout, bad 
 taste ; gaucherie, awkwardness, want 
 of tact; ill-breeding &c. (discourtesy) 
 895. 
 
 coarseness &c. adj.; indecorum, mis- 
 behaviour. 
 
 low-, homeli-ness ; low life, mauvais 
 ton, rusticity ; boorishness kc. adj. ; 
 brutality ; rowdy-, blackguard-ism ; ri- 
 baldry ; slang &c. (neology) 563. 
 bad joke, mauvaise jilaisanterie. 
 [Excess of ornament] gaudi-, tawdri- 
 ness ; false ornament ; finery, frippery, 
 trickery, tinsel, gewgaw, clinquant. 
 
 rough diamond, tomboy, hoyden, cub, 
 unlickod cub ; clown &c. (commonalty) 
 Zj6 ; Goth, Vandal, Ba3otian ; snob, cad, 
 gent ; 2Jcirvenu kc. S76 ; friuup, dowdy ; 
 slattern &c. 653. 
 
 V. be -vulgar kc. adj. ; misbehave ; 
 talk -, smell of the- shop. 
 
 Adj. in bad taste, vulgar, unrefined, 
 coarse, indecorous, ribald, gross ; un- 
 seemly, unbeseeming, unpresentable ; 
 contra bonos moi'es; ungraceful &c. 
 (ugly) 846. 
 
 dowdy; slovenly &c. (dirty) 653; 
 ungenteel, shabby genteel ; low kc. 
 (plebeian) 876; uncourtly; uncivil &c. 
 (discourteoiLs) 895 ; ill-bred, -mannered ; 
 underbred ; ungentleman-ly, -like ; un- 
 ladylike, unfeminine ; wild, - as an un- 
 backed colt. 
 
 unkempt, uncombed, untamed, un- 
 licked, unpolished, uncouth ; incondite ; 
 heavy, rude, awkward ; home-ly, -spun, 
 -bred ; provincial, countrified, rustic ; 
 boorish, clownish; savage, brutish, black- 
 guard, rowdy, snobbish ; barbar-ous, -ic ; 
 Gothic, unclassical, doggrel, heathen- 
 ish, tramontane, outlandish. 
 
 obsolete &c. (antiquated) 124; im- 
 fashionablo ; new-fiingled &c. (unfami- 
 liar) 2>2, ; odd kc. (ridiculous) 853. 
 
 particular; affected &c. 855; mere- 
 tricious; extravagant, monstrous, horrid; 
 shoclring &c. (painful) 830. 
 
 gaudy, tawdry, bedizened, tricked out, 
 gingerbread ; obtrusive. 
 
VI. II. 2°. PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 852—855. 
 
 net the -, bring into- fashion ; give a tone to -, cut a figure in- so- j 
 ciety ; keep one's can-iage. 
 
 Adj. fashionable ; in -fashion &c. n.; a In 7node,comme il fauf,; ad- 
 mitted -, admissible- in -society &c. n. ; presentable ; conventional Sec. \ 
 {customary) 613; genteel; well-bred, -mannered, -behaved, -spoken; ; 
 gentleman-like, -ly ; ladylike ; civil, polite, &c. {courteous) 894. 
 
 polished, re lined, thorciighbred, courtly; distingue-, unembarrassed, 
 deijaije ; ja-, jau-nty ; dashing, fast. ^ 
 
 modish, stylish, recherche-^ new-fangled kc. {unfamiUar) 83. ! 
 
 in -court, - full, - evening- dress; en (jrande tenue &c. {ornament) \ 
 
 847. j 
 
 Adv. fashionably &c. adj. : for fashion's sake. : 
 
 853. Ridiculousness. — w. ridiculousness Sec. adj.; comical-, 
 odd-ity, Sec. adj.; extravagance, drollery. 
 
 farce, comedy ; burlesque Sec. (ridicule) 856 ; buffoonery &c. (fun) 
 840 ; frippery ; doggrel verses ; absurdity &c. 497 ; bombast &c. (unmean- 
 ing) 517; anticlimax, bathos; monstrosity &c. (Mwcow/wvwz/^y) 83 ; laugh- 
 ing stock &c. 857. 
 
 V. be -ridiculous Sec. adj. ; pass from the sublime to the ridiculous ; 
 make one laugh ; play the fool, make a fool of oneself, commit an ab- 
 surdity. 
 
 Adj. ridiculous, ludicrous ; comic, -al ; droll, funny, laughable, pour 
 rire, grotesque, farcical, odd ; whimsical, - as a dancing bear : fanciful, 
 fantastic, queer, rum, quizzical, quaint, bizarre; eccentric Sec. (uncon- 
 formable) 83 ; strange, outlandish, out of the way, baroque ; awkward Sec. 
 (ngly) 846. 
 
 extravagant, outre, monstrous, preposterous, bombastic, inflated, stilted, 
 burlesque, mock heroic. 
 
 droUish ; serio-, tragi-comic ; gimcrack, contemptible, &c. (unimportant) 
 643 ; doggrel ; ironical Sec. (dei-isive) 856 ; risible. 
 
 Pbr. ^ visum teneatis ainici?^ lideret HeracUtus. 
 
 854. Pop.— wr. fop, fine gentleman ; swell ; dand-y, -iprat ; ex- 
 quisite, coxcomb, beau, macaroni, blade, blood, buck, man about town, fast 
 man; fribble, jemmy, spark, popinjay, puppy, prig, ^vefi/^ wi«i7;-e; jacka- 
 napes, -dandy ; man milliner ; Jemmy Jessauiy, carpet-knight ; masher. 
 
 tine lady, coquette. 
 
 855. Affectation. — W. affectation; affectedness &c. W/. ; acting 
 a part &c. v. ; pretence &c. {falsehood) 544, (ostentation) 882 ; boasting 
 Sec. 884. 
 
 charlatanism, quackery, shallow profundity; pretension, airs, pedantry, 
 purism, precisianism, eujphuism ; teratology &c. (altUoquence) 577. 
 
 mannerism, simagree, grimace. 
 
 conceit, foppery, dandyism, man-millinery, coxcombry, puppyism. 
 
 stiffness, formality, buckram; prudery, demureness, coquetry, mock 
 modesty, minauderie, sentimentalism ; mauvaise honte, false sliame. 
 
 affector, performer, actor; pedant, pedagogue, doctrinaire, purist, 
 euphuist, mannerist ; grimacier ; lump of affectation, precicnse ridicule, 
 bas bleu, bluestocking, poetaster; prig; charlatan Sec. (deceive)') 548; 
 petit maitre Sec. (fop) 854; flatterer Sec. 935 ; coquette, prude, puritan. 
 
 V. affect, act a part, put on ; give oneself airs &c. (arrogance) 885 ; 
 boast i^-c. 884; coquet; simper, mince, attitudinize, jjose ; flirt a fan; 
 over-act, -do. 
 
 Adj. affected, full of affectation, pretentious, pedantic, stilted, stagey, 
 theatrical, big-sounding, ad caiJtandum. 
 
 287 
 
855—859. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. II. 2*=». 
 
 not natural, unnatural ; self-conscious ; maniere ; artificial ; over- 
 wrouo-ht, -done, -acted ; euphuistic &c. 577. 
 
 stiff, starch, formal, prim, smug, demure, tire a quatre epingles, quaker- 
 isli, puritanical, prudish, pragmatical, priggish, conceited, coxcomical, 
 foppish, dandified ; fini-cal, -kin ; mincing, simpering, namby-pamby, 
 sentimental. 
 
 856. Ridicule. — Jr. ridicule, derision; sardonic -smile,- grin^ 
 irrision; scoffing &c. (disrespect) 929; mockery, quiz, banter, irony, j!7er- 
 sijlage, raillery, chaff, badinage ; quizzing &c. v. 
 
 squib, satire, skit, quip, quib, grin. 
 
 parody, burlesque, travesty, travestie ; farce &c. (drama) 599 ; carica- 
 ture. 
 
 buffoonery &c. (fun) 840 ; practical joke. 
 
 V. ridicule, deride ; laugh at, grin at, smile at ; snigger ; laugh in 
 one's sleeve ; banter, rally, chaff, joke, twit, quiz, poke fun at, roast ; 
 Heer ; play -, play tricks- upon ; fool, - to the top of one's bent ; show up. 
 
 satirize, parody, caricature, burlesque, travesty. 
 
 turn into ridicule ; make merry with ; make -fun, - game, - a fool, - 
 an April fool- of ; rally ; scoff &c. (disrespect) 929. 
 
 raise a laugh &c. (amuse) 840 ; play the fool, make a fool of oneself. 
 
 Adj. deris-ory, -ive ; mock; sarcastic, ironical, quizzical, burlesque^ 
 Iludibrastic ; scurrilous &c. (disi-espectfid) 929. 
 
 Adv. in -ridicule &c. n. 
 
 857. [Object and cause of ridicule.] Xiaug'hing'-stock. — iff. 
 
 laughing-, jesting-, gazing-stock ; butt, game, fair game ; April fool &c. 
 (dupe) 547. 
 original, oddity; queer -, odd- fish ; quiz, square toes ; old -, fogey or 
 
 fog}'- 
 
 monkey ; buffoon &c. (jester) 844 ; pantomimist &c. (acior^ 599. 
 jest &c. (ivit) 842. 
 
 3°. Prospective Affection's. 
 
 858. Hope. — N". hope, -s; desire 
 &c. 865 ; fervent hope, sanguine expec- 
 tation, trust, confidence, reliance ; faith, 
 &c. ( belief ) 484 ; affiance, assurance ; 
 secur-eness, -ity ; reassurance. 
 
 good -omen, - auspices; promise, well- 
 grounded hopes; good -, bright- pros- 
 pect ; clear sky. 
 
 as-, pre-sumption ; anticipation &c. 
 (expectation) 507. 
 
 hopefulness, buoyancy, optimism, en- 
 thusiasm, heart of grace, aspiration ; 
 optimist, utopist. 
 
 castles in the air, chateaux en Esjyagne, 
 le pot au lait, Utopia, millennium ; day 
 -, golden- dream ; dream of Alnaschar ; 
 airy hopes, fool's paradise ; mirage &c. 
 (fallacies of vision) 443 ; fond hope. 
 
 beam -, ray -, gleam -, glimmer -, 
 dawn -, flash -, star- of hope ; cheer ; 
 bit of blue sky, silver lining of the 
 288 
 
 859. [Absence, want, or loss of 
 hope.] Hopelessness. — w. hope- 
 lessness &c. adj. ; despair, desperation ; 
 despondency &c. (dejection) S^J; pes- 
 sim-ism, -ist; Job's comforter; bird of 
 -bad, - ill- omen. 
 
 hope deferred, dashed hopes ; vain ex- 
 pectation &c. (disappointment) 509. 
 
 airy hopes &c. 858; forlorn hope ; bad 
 -job, - business ; enfant perdu -, gloomy 
 -, black spots in the- horizon ; slough of 
 Despond, cave of Despair. 
 
 V. despair; lose -, give up -, aban- 
 don -, relinquish- -all hope, - the hope 
 of; give -up, - over; yield to despair; 
 falter; despond Sec. (be dejected) 837; 
 Jeter le manche apres la cognee. 
 
 inspire -, drive to- despair &c. n.\ 
 disconcert; dash -, crush -, destroy- 
 one's hopes ; hope against hope. 
 
 Adj. hopeless, desperate, despairing, 
 
VI. II. 3°. 
 
 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 858—860. 
 
 cloud, bottom of Pandora's box, balm 
 in Gilead. 
 
 anchor, sheet-anchor, main-stay ; staff 
 &c. {support) 215; heaven &c. 981. 
 
 V. hope, trust, confide, rely on, put 
 one's trust in, lean upon ; pin one's -hope, 
 - faith- upon, &c. {believe) 484. 
 
 feel -, entertain -, harbour -, indulge 
 ~, cherish -, feed -, foster -, nourish -, 
 encourage -, cling to -, live in- hope &c. 
 n. ; see land ; feel -, rest- -assured, - con- 
 fident &c. adj. 
 
 presume ; promise oneself; expect &c. 
 {look forward to) 507. 
 
 hope for &c. {desire) 865 ; anticipate. 
 
 be -hopeful &c. adj.; look on the 
 bright side of, view on the sunny side, 
 voir en couleur de rose, make the best of 
 it, hope for the best 5 put -a good, - a 
 bold, - the best- face upon ; keep one's 
 spirits up ; take heart, - of grace ; be of 
 good -heart, - cheer ; flatter oneself, lay 
 the flattering unction to one's soul. 
 
 catch at a straw, hope against hope, 
 reckon one's chickens before they are 
 hatched. 
 
 give -, inspire -, raise -, hold out- 
 hope &c. n. ; raise expectations ; en- 
 courage, cheer, assure, reassure, buoy 
 up, embolden ; promise, bid fair, augur 
 well, be in a fair way, look up, flatter, 
 tell a flattering tale. 
 
 Adj. hoping &c. v.; in -hopes &c. w. ; 
 hopeful, confident ; secure &c. {certaiTi) 
 484; sanguine, in good heart, buoyed 
 up, buoyant, elated, flushed, exultant, 
 enthusiastic ; Utopian. 
 
 unsus-pecting, -picious ; feai-less, free 
 -, exempt from- -fear, - suspicion, - dis- 
 trust, - despair; undespairing, self-re- 
 liant, 
 
 probable, on the high road to ; within 
 sight of -shore, - land ; promising, pro- 
 pitious ; of -, full of- promise ; of good 
 omen ; auspicious, de hon augure ; reas- 
 suring ; encouraging, cheering, inspirit- 
 ing, looking up, bright, roseate, couleur 
 de rose, rose-coloured. 
 
 Adv. hopefully &c. adj. 
 
 Int. God speed ! 
 
 Phr. nil desperandum ; never say die, 
 dmn spiro spero, latet scintillula forsan, 
 all is for the best, spero melioi-a ; the 
 wish being father to the thought ; ' hope 
 told a flattering tale ' ; rusticus expectat 
 dum dejluat amnis. 
 289 
 
 in despair, au desespoir, forlorn ; in- 
 consolable *S:c. {dejected) 837; broken- 
 hearted. 
 
 out of the question, not to be thought 
 of; impracticable &c. 471; past -hope, 
 - cure, - mending, - recall; at one'* 
 last gasp &c. {death) 360; given -up, - 
 over. 
 
 incurable, cureless, immedicable, re- 
 mediless, beyond remedy ; incorrigible ; 
 irre-parable, -mediable, -coverable,"-ver- 
 sible, -trievable, -claimable, -deemable, 
 -vocable ; ruined, undone ; immitigable. 
 
 unpromising, unpropitious ; inauspi- 
 cious, ill-omened, threatening, clouded 
 over. 
 
 Phr. 'lasciate ogni speranza voi cK 
 entrate'' ', its days are numbered; the 
 worst come to the worst. 
 
 860. Pear.— N". fear, timidity, dif- 
 fidence, want of confidence ; apprehen- 
 sive-, fearful-ness, kz. adj.; solicitude, 
 anxiety, care, apprehension, misgiving; 
 istrust &c. {doubt) 485; suspicion, 
 qualm ; hesitation Sec. {irresolution) 605. 
 
 nervous-, restless-ness, &c. adj. ; in-, 
 dis-quietude ; flutter, trepidation, fear 
 and trembling, perturbation, tremor, qui- 
 vering, shaking, trembling, throbbing 
 heart, palpitation, ague fit, cold sweat;, 
 abject fear &c. {eozcardice) 862; mortal 
 funk, heart-sinking, despondency; des- 
 pair &c. 859. 
 
 fright; atfright, -ment; alarm, dread,, 
 awe, terror, horror, dismay, consterna- 
 tion, panic, scare, stampede [of horses]. 
 
 intimidation, terrorism, reign of ter- 
 ror. 
 
 [Object of fear] bug-bear, -aboo ;, 
 scarecrow; hobgoblin &c. {demon) gSo; 
 nightmare, Gorgon, mormo, ogre, Hur- 
 lothrumbo, raw head and bloody bones,, 
 fee faw fum, bete 7ioire, enfant terrible. 
 
 alarmist &c. {coicard) 862. 
 
 V. fear, stand in awe of; be -afraid 
 &c. adj. ; have -qualms &c. n. ; appre- 
 hend, sit upon thorns, eye askance ; dis- 
 trust &c, {disbelieve) 485. 
 
 hesitate kc. {be irresolute) 605 ; falter, 
 funk, cower, crouch ; skulk &c. {coicar- 
 dice) 862 ; let ' I dare not ' wait upon ' I 
 would'; take -fright, - alarm; start, 
 wince, flinch, shy, shrink j fly &c. 
 {avoid) 623. 
 
 tremble, shake; shiver, - in one's 
 U 
 
860—862. 
 
 Ai^\bECTIONS. 
 
 VI. II. 3^ 
 
 shoes ; shudder, flutter shake -, tremble- -I'ke an aspen leaf, - all over ; 
 quake, quaver, quiver, quail. 
 
 grow -, turn- pale; blench, stand agha..t; not dare to say one's 
 soul is one's own. 
 
 inspire -, excite- -fear, - awe ; raise apprehensions ; give -, raise -, 
 sound- an alarm ; alarm, startle, scare, cry ' wolf,' disquiet, dismay ; 
 fright, -en; affright, terrify; astound; fright from one's propriety; 
 fright out of one's -wits, - senses, - seven senses ; awe ; strike -all of 
 a heap, - an awe into, - terror ; harrow \ip the soul, appal, unman, 
 petrify, horrify. 
 
 make one's -flesh creep, - hair stand on end, - blood run cold, - 
 teeth chatter ; take away -, stop- ones breatti ; make one -tremble &c. 
 
 haunt ; prey -, weigh- on the mind. 
 
 put in -fear, - bodily fear ; terrorize, intimidate, cow, daunt, over- 
 awe, abash, deter, discourage ; browbeat, bully ; threaten &c. 909. 
 
 Adj. fearing &c. v.; frightened &c. v. ; in -fear, - a fright &c. w. ; 
 haunted with the -fear &c. n.- of. 
 
 afraid, fearful; tim-id,-orous; nervous, diffident, coy, faint-hearted, 
 tremulous, shaky, afraid of one's shadow, apprehensive, restless, fid- 
 gety ; more frisrhtened than hurt. 
 
 aghast ; awe-, horror-, terror- 
 
 panic- -struck, -stricken ; frightened 
 !, - as -death, - ashes, - a ghost ; 
 
 to death, white as a sheet 
 breathless, in hysterics. 
 
 inspiring fear &c. v. ; alarming ; formidable, redoubtable ; perilous 
 &c. {danger) 665 ; portentous ; fearful ; dread, -ful ; fell ; dire, -ful ; 
 shocking ; terri-ble, -fie ; tremendous ; horri-d, -ble, -fie ; ghastly ; 
 awful, awe-inspiring ; revolting &c. {painful) 830. 
 
 Adv. in terrorem. 
 
 Int. ' angels and ministers of grace defend us ! ' 
 
 Phr. ante tuham trepiclat ; hoi-resco ref evens, one's heart failing one, 
 ohstiiimi steteruntque coime et vox faucihus hcesit. 
 
 861. [Absence of fear.] Courag'e. 
 — M". courage, bravery, valour ; reso- I 
 lute-, bold-nesa, &c. adj. ; spirit, daring, ; 
 gallantry, intrepidity ; contempt -, de- 
 fiance- of danger; derring-do; audacity; ; 
 rashness &c. 863 ; dash ; defiance «&c. 
 715; confidence, self-reliance. 
 
 man-liness, -hood ; nerve, pluck, met- i 
 tie, game; heart, -of grace ; spunk, face, ; 
 virtue, hardihood, fortitude ; firmness | 
 &c. {stahility) 1 50 ; heart of oak ; bot- 
 tom, backbone, &c. {peisevei'ance) 604a. 
 
 resolution &c. {detei'mination) 604: 
 bull-dog courage. 1 
 
 prowess, heroism, chivalry. i 
 
 exploit, feat, achievement; heroic ; 
 'deed, - act ; bold stroke. 
 
 man, - of mettle ; hero, demigod, 
 Amazon, Hector; lion, tiger, panther, 
 bull-dog ; game-, fighting-cock ; bully, 
 fire-eater, &c. 863. 
 
 V. be -courageous &c. ndj. ; dare, ven- 
 ture, make bold ; face -, front -, afi'ront 
 -, confront -, brave -, defy -, despise -, 
 290 
 
 862. [Excess of fear.] Cowar- 
 dice. — W. cowardice, pusillanimity; 
 cowardliness &c. adj. ; timidity, effemi- 
 nacy. 
 
 poltroonery, baseness ; dastard-ness, 
 -y ; abject fear, funk ; Dutch courage ; 
 lear &c. 860; white feather, faint heart, 
 coward, poltroon, dastard, sneak, re- 
 creant ; shy -, dunghill- cock ; coistril, 
 milksop, white-liver, nidget, one that 
 cannot say ' Bo' to a goose ; Bob Acres, 
 Jerry Sneak. 
 
 alarm-, terror-, pessim-ist ; runagate 
 
 ! &c. {fugitive) 623. 
 
 i v.* quail &c. {fear) 860 ; be -cowardly 
 &c. adj., - a coward &c. n. ; funk ; cower, 
 
 I skulk, sneak; fiinch, shy, fight shy, 
 
 I slink, turn tail ; run away &c. {avoid) 
 623 ; show the white feather. 
 
 ! Adj. coward, -ly; fearful, shy; tim- 
 
 j id, -orous ; skittish ; poor-spirited, spirit- 
 
 ' less, soft, efieminate. 
 
 I weak-minded ; infirm of purpose &c. 
 
 I 605 ; weak-, faint-, chicken-, lily-, 
 
\L II. 3^ 
 
 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 861—864. 
 
 mock- danger ; look in the face ; look 
 -full, - boldly, - danger- in the face ; 
 face ; meet, - in front ; brave, beard ; 
 defy &c. 715. 
 
 take -, muster -, summon up -, pluck 
 up- courage ; nerve oneself, take heart ; 
 take -, pluck up- heart of grace ; hold 
 up one's head, screw one's courage to 
 the sticking place ; come -to, - up to- 
 the scratch ; stand, - to one's guns, - 
 
 hold 
 
 pigeon - hearted ; white -, lily -, milk - 
 livered ; milksop, smock-faced ; unable 
 to say ^ Bo ' to a goose. 
 
 dastard, -ly; base, craven, sneaking, 
 dunghill, recreant ; uuAvar-, unsoldier- 
 like. 
 
 ' in face a lion but in heart a deer.' 
 
 unmanned ; frightened &c. 860. 
 
 Int. sauve qui 2)eut ! devil take the 
 hindmost ! 
 
 Plxr. a7ite tuham trepidat, one's courage 
 oozing out. 
 
 fire, - against ; bear up, - against 
 out kc. {2}erseve7-e) 6o4.a. 
 
 put a bold face upon ; show -, present- 
 a b:)ld front ; show fight. 
 
 bell the cat, take the bull by the 
 horns, beard the lion in his den, march up to the cannon's mouth, 
 go through fire and water, run the gantlet. 
 
 give -, infuse -, inspire- courage : reassure, encourage, embolden, 
 inspirit, cheer, nerve, put upon one's mettle, rally, raise a rallying cry ; 
 pat on the back, make a man of, keep in countenance. 
 
 Adj . courageous, brave ; val-iant, -orous ; gallant, intrepid ; spirit- 
 ed, -ful ; high-spirited, -mettled; mettlesome, plucky; man-ly, -ful ; 
 resolute; stout, -hearted; iron-, lion-hearted; heart of oak; Pen- 
 thesilean. 
 
 bold, - spirited ; daring, audacious ; fear-, daunt-, dread-, awe-less ; 
 un-daunted, -appalled, -dismayed, -awed, -blenched, -abashed, -alarmed, 
 -flinching, -shrinking, -blenching, -apprehensive ; confident, self- 
 reliant ; bold as -a lion, - brass. 
 
 enterprising, adventurous ; veutur-ous, -esome ; dashing, chivalrous ; 
 soldierly &c. {loarlike) 722 ; heroic. 
 
 fierce, savage; pugnacious &c. {bellicose) 720. 
 
 strong-minded, hardy, doughty ; firm Scz. (stable) 150; determined 
 &c. {resolved) 604; dogged, indomitable, &c. {perseverinr/) 604.(1. 
 
 up to, - the scratch; upon one's mettle; reassured &c. r. ; un- 
 feared, undreaded. 
 
 Phr. one's blood being up. 
 
 863. Rashness. — n. rashness 
 &c. adj. ; temerity, want of caution, im- 
 prudence, indiscretion ; over-confidence, 
 presumption, audacity. 
 
 precipit-ancy, -ation; impetuosity; 
 levity; foolhardi-hood, -ness; heed-, 
 though t-lessness, &c. {inattention) 458 ; 
 carelessness &c. {neglect) 460 ; despera- 
 tion ; Quixotism, knight-errantry ; fire- 
 eating. 
 
 gam-ing, -bling ; blind bargain, leap 
 in the dark, fool's paradise ; too many 
 eggs in one basket. 
 
 desporado^ rashling, mad-cap, dare- 
 devil. Hotspur, fire-eater, bully, 6r«i-o, 
 Hector, scapegrace, enfant perdu ; Don 
 Quixote, Imight-errant, Icarus; adven- 
 turer ; gam-bler, -ester ; dynamitard. 
 
 V. be -rash Sec, adj. ; stick at nothing, 
 291 
 
 864. Caution.— N. caution; cau- 
 tiousness &c. adf. ; discretion, prudence, 
 cautel, heed, circumspection, calculation, 
 deliberation. 
 
 foresight «S:c. 510; vigilance &c. 459; 
 warning &c. 668. 
 
 coolness &c. adp •, self-possession, 
 -command ; presence of mind, 6Yw////-oiV/; 
 well-regulated mind ; worldly wisdom^ 
 Fabian policy. 
 
 V. be -cautious &c. adj. ; take -care, 
 
 - heed, - good care ; have a care ; mind, 
 
 - what one is about ; be on one's guard 
 Szc. {keep watc/i) 459 ; make assurance 
 double sure. 
 
 bespeak &c. {be early) 132. 
 
 think twice, look before one 
 count the cost, look to the main chance^ 
 cut one's coat according to one's cloth j 
 
 TJ 2 
 
863—866, 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. II. 3°. 
 
 play a desperate game ; run into danger 
 &c. 665 ; play with -fire, - edge tools. 
 
 carry too much sail, sail too near the 
 wind, ride at single anchor, go out of 
 one's depth. 
 
 take a leap in the dark, buy a pig in 
 a poke. 
 
 donne)' tete baissee ; knock one's head 
 against a wall &c. {be unskilful) 699 ; 
 rush on destruction ; kick against the 
 pricks, tempt Providence, go on a forlorn 
 hope. 
 
 reckon -one's chickens before they are 
 hatched, - without one's host ; catch at 
 straws ; trust to -, Jean on- a broken reed. 
 
 iidj. rash, incautious, indiscreet ; im- 
 prudent, improvident, temerarious ; un- 
 calculating ; heedless ; careless &c. (7ief/- 
 lectful) 460 ; without ballast, heels over 
 head ; giddy &c. (inattentive) 458 ; wan- 
 ton, reckless, wild, madcap ; desperate, 
 devil-may-care. 
 
 hot-blooded, -beaded, -brained ; head- 
 long, -strong; break -neck; foolhardy; 
 harebrained ; precipitate, impulsive. 
 
 over-confident, -weening ; ventur-esome, -ous ; adventurous, Quixo- 
 tic ; fire-eating, cavalier ; j an ty, jaunty, free-and-easy. 
 
 off one's guard &c. (inexpectant) 508. 
 
 Adv. post haste, a corps iierdu, hand over head, tete baissee, head- 
 foremost ; happen what may. 
 
 Plir. neck or nothing, the devil being in one. 
 
 feel one's -ground, - way ; see how the 
 land lies kc. {foresight) 510; wait to 
 see how the cat jumps; bridle one's 
 tongue ; reculer jjour mieux sauter &c, 
 {prepare) 673; let well alone, ne ^ms 
 reveiller le chat qui dort. 
 
 keep out of -harm's way, - troubled 
 waters ; keep at a respectful distance,, 
 stand aloof ; keep -, be- on the safe eide. 
 
 husband one's resources &c. 636. 
 
 caution &c. {warn) 668. 
 
 Adj. cautious, wary, guarded ; on one's 
 guard &c. (watchful) 459; cavendo tutus; 
 in medio tutissimus. 
 
 care-, heed-ful ; cautelous, stealthy, 
 chary, shy of, circumspect, prudent, dis- 
 creet, politic ; sure-footed &c. (skilful) 
 698. 
 
 unenterprising, unadventurous, cool; 
 steady, self-possessed ; over-cautious. 
 
 Adv. cautiously &c. adj. 
 
 Int. have a care ! 
 
 Phr. tifneo Danaos ; festina lente. 
 
 865. Desire. — mt. desire, wish, 
 fancy, fantasy ; want, need, exigency. 
 
 mind, inclination, leaning, bent, ani- 
 mus, partiality, penchant, predilection ; 
 propensity &c. 820; willingness &c. 602 ; 
 liking, love, fondness, relish. 
 
 longing, hankering, inlding; solici- 
 tude, anxiety; yearning, coveting; as- 
 piration, ambition, vaulting ambition ; 
 eagerness, zeal, ardour, e?npressement, 
 breathless impatience, over -anxiety; 
 impetuosity &c. 825. 
 
 appet-ite, -ition, -ence, -ency; sharp 
 appetite, keenness, hunger, stomach, 
 twist ; thirst, -iness , drouth, mouth- 
 watering; itch, -ing; prurience, caco'ethes, 
 cupidity, lust, concupiscence. 
 
 edge of -appetite, - hunger ; torment of 
 Tantulus; sweet -, lickerish- tooth ; itch- 
 ing palm ;longing-, wistful-, sheep's- eye. 
 avidity ; greed, -iness ; covetous-, ra- 
 venous-ness. &c. adj. ; grasping, craving, 
 canine appetite, rapacity; voracity &c. 
 ((jluttony) 957. 
 2Q2 
 
 866. Indifference.— XT. indiffer- 
 ence, neutrality; coldness &c. adj.; un- 
 concern, insouciance, nonchalance ; want 
 of -interest, - earnestness ; anorexy, in- 
 appetency ; apathy &c. ( insensibility ) 
 823 ; supineness &c. (inactivity) 683 ; 
 disdain &c. 930; recklessness &c. 863; 
 inattention &c. 458. 
 
 V. be -indiflerent &c. adj. ; stand neu- 
 ter; take no interest in &c. (insensibility) 
 823; have no -desire &c. 865, - taste, 
 - relish- for ; not care for ; care nothing 
 -for, - about ; not care a -straw &c. (un- 
 imjoortance) 643 -about, - for; not mind. 
 
 set at naught &c. (make light of) 483 , 
 spurn &c. (clisdain) 930. 
 
 indi"" 
 
 warm ; cool, - as a cucumber ; uncon- 
 cerned, insouciant, phlegmatic, j^ococu- 
 rante, easy-going, devil-may-care, care- 
 less, listless, lackadaisical ; half-hearted ; 
 un-ambitious, -aspiring, -desirous, -so- 
 licitous, -attracted. 
 
 un-attractive, -alluring, -desired, -de- 
 
YI. ir. 
 
 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 865—868. 
 
 passion, rage, furore, mania, manie ; 
 inextinguishable desire; dips-, klept- 
 omania. 
 
 [Person desiring] lover, amateur, vo- 
 tary, devotee, aspirant, solicitant, candi- 
 date ; cormorant &c. 957. 
 
 [Object of desire] desideratum ; want 
 kc. {requirement) 630; 'consummation 
 devoutly to be wished'; attraction, 
 magnet, allurement, fancy, temptation, 
 seduction, fascination, lyrestige, height 
 of one's ambition, idol ; whim, -sey ; 
 jnaggot ; hobby, -horse. 
 
 Fortunatus's cap. 
 
 V. desire ; wish, - for ; be -desirous 
 &c. adj.] have a -longing &c. n.; hope 
 etc. 858. 
 
 care for, affect, like, list ; take to, cling 
 to, take a fancy to; fancy; prefer &c. 
 (choose^ 609. 
 
 have -an eye, - a mind- to ; find it in 
 one's heart &c. (Jbe willing) 602 ; have a 
 fancy for, set one's eyes upon ; cast a 
 sheep's eye -, look sweet- upon ; take 
 into one's head, have at heart, be bent 
 upon ; set one's -cap at, - heart upon, 
 - mind upon ; covet. 
 
 want, miss, need, feel the want of; 
 would fain -have, - do ; would be glad of 
 
 be -hungry &c. adj. ; have a good ap- 
 petite, play a good knife and fork ; hun- 
 ger -, thirst -, crave -, lust -, itch -, 
 hanker -, run mad- after ; raven -, die- 
 for : burn to. 
 
 desiderate ; sigh -, cry -, gape -, gasp 
 -, pine -, pant -, languish -, yearn -, 
 long -, be on thorns -, hope- for ; aspire 
 after; catch at, grasp at, jump at. 
 
 woo, court, solicit ; fish -, whistle -, 
 put up- for ; ogle. 
 
 cause -, create -, raise -, excite -, 
 provoke- desire ; whet the appetite ; ap- 
 petize, titillate, allure, attract, take 
 one's fancy, tempt; hold out -tempta- 
 tion, - allurement ; tantalize, make 
 one's mouth water, /aire venir I'eau a la 
 bouche. 
 
 gratify desire &c. (ffive pleasure) 829. 
 
 Adj. desirous ; desiring &c. i'. ; in- 
 clined &c {willing) 602 ; partial to ; fain, 
 wishful, optative ; anxious, wistful, cu- 
 rious ; at a loss for, sedulous, solicitous. 
 
 craving, hungry, sharp-set, peckish, 
 ravening, with an empty stomach, esu- 
 rient, lickerish, thirsty, athirst, parched 
 with thirst, pinched with hunger, fa- 
 
 sirable, -cared for, -wished, -valued , all 
 one to. 
 
 insipid &c. 391 : vain. 
 
 Adv. for aught one cares. 
 
 Int. never mind. 
 
 867. Dislike. -isr. dis-like, -taste, 
 -relish, -inclination, -placency. 
 
 reluctance ; backwardness &c. {imidh 
 lingness) 603. 
 
 repugnance, disgust, queasiness, turn, 
 nausea, loathing; avers -eness, -atiou, 
 -ion ; abomination, antipathy, abhor- 
 rence, horror ; mortal -, rooted- -antipa- 
 thy, - horror ; hatred, detestation ; hate 
 &c. 898; animosity &c. 900; hydropho- 
 bia. 
 
 sickener : gall and wormwood kc. {un^ 
 savoury) 395 ; shuddering, cold sweat. 
 
 V. dis-, mis-like, -relish ; mind, object 
 to ; have rather not, not care for ; liavo 
 -, conceive -, entertain -, take- -a dis- 
 like, - an aversion- to; have no -taste, - 
 stomach- for. 
 
 shun, avoid, &c. 623; eschew; with- 
 draw -, shrink -, recoil- from ; not be 
 able to -bear, - abide, - endure ; shrug 
 the shoulders at, shudder at, turn up tlie 
 nose at, look askance at ; make a -mouth, 
 - wry face, - grimace ; make faces. 
 
 loathe, nauseate, abominate, detest, 
 abhor; hate kc. 898; take amiss &c. 
 9C0; have enough of &c. {he satiated) 
 869. 
 
 cause -, excite- dislike ; disincline, 
 repel, sicken ; make -, render- sick ; 
 turn one's stomach, nauseate, wamble, 
 disgust, shock, stink in the nostrils ; go 
 against the -grain, - stomach ; stick in 
 the throat; mak§ one's blood run cold 
 &c. {give pain) 830; pall. 
 
 Adj. disliking kc. y. ; averse from, 
 loth, adverse ; shy of, sick of, out of con- 
 ceit with ; disinclined ; heart-, dog-, 
 sick; queasy. 
 
 dislike &c. r.; uncared for, unpopular; 
 out of favour; repulsive, repugnant, 
 repellant ; abhorrent, insufferable, ful- 
 some, nauseous ; loath-some, -ful ; ofien- 
 sive ; disgusting &c. v. ; disagreeable 
 &c. {painful) 830. 
 
 Adv. usque ad nauseam. 
 
 Int. faugh ! fob ! ugh ! 
 
 868. Fastidiousness.— x.faH' 
 
 tidiousness &c. adj.] nicety, hypercriti- 
 ' 293 
 
865— 873L. 
 
 misbed, dry, droutliy; hungry as a -hun- 
 ter, - hawk, - horse, - church mouse. 
 
 greedy, - as a hog ; over-eager, vora- 
 cious ; ravenous, - as a wolf ; open- 
 mouthed, covetous, rapacious, grasping, 
 extortionate, exacting, sordid, alieni ap- 
 ■petens ; insati-able, -ate ; unquenchable, 
 quenchless ; omnivorous. 
 
 unsatisfied, unsated, unslaked. 
 
 eager, avid, keen; burning, fervent, 
 ardent; agog; all agog; breathless; 
 impatient &c. (impetuous) 825; bent-, 
 intent -, set — on, - upon ; mad after, 
 pjij'age, rabid, dying for, devoured by 
 desire. 
 
 aspiring, ambitious, vaulting, sk}^- 
 aspiring. 
 
 desirable; desired kcv.; in demand; 
 pleasing &c. {giving pleasure) 829; ap- 
 peti-zing, -ble ; tantalizing. 
 
 Adv. wistfully &c. adj. ; fain. 
 
 Int. would -that, - it were ! O for ! 
 esto perpetua ! 
 
 Phr. the wish being father to the 
 thought ; sua cuique voluptas ; hoc erat 
 in votis, the mouth watering, the fingers 
 
 Adj. satiated &c. v.\ over 
 Int. enouo-h ! hold ! eheu 
 
 AFFECTIONS. YI. ir. f, 
 
 cisra, difficulty in being pleased, frian- 
 dise, epicurism, omnia suspendens naso. 
 
 epicure, gourmet. 
 
 [Excess of delicacy] prudery. 
 
 V. be -lUstidious &c. adj. ; have a 
 sweet tooth. 
 
 mince the matter ; turn up one's nose 
 at &c. {disdain) 930 ; look a gift horse in 
 the mouth, see spots on the sun. 
 
 Adj. fastidious, nice, delicate, delicat^ 
 finical, diificult, dainty, lickerish, squea- 
 mish, thin-skinned ; s-, queasy ; hard -, 
 difiicult- to please; querulous, particu- 
 lar, straitlaced, scrupulous; censorious 
 ifcc. 932; hypercritical. 
 
 Phr. noli me tangere. 
 
 869. Satiety. — 3S". satiety, satis- 
 faction, saturation, repletion, glut, sur- 
 feit; weariness &c. 841. 
 
 spoiled child ; enfant gate ; too much 
 of a good thing, toujours perdrix:, cramhe 
 repetita. 
 
 V. sate, satiate, satisfy, saturate ; cloy, 
 quench, slake, pall, glut, gorge, surfeit ; 
 bore itc. {weary) 841 ; tire &c. {fatique^ 
 688; spoil. 
 
 have -enough of, - quite enough of, - 
 one's fill, - too much of; be -satiatr^d 
 (fee. adj. 
 gorged ; hlase, used up, sick of, heartsick. 
 jam satis ! 
 
 4°. Contemplative Afftictigns. 
 
 870. Wonder. — nr. wonder, mar- 
 vel ; astonish-, amaze-, wonder-, be- 
 wdlder-ment ; amazedness &c. adj.) ad- 
 miration, awe; &tup-or,-e faction; stound, 
 fascination ; sensation ; surprise &c. (m- 
 expectation) 508. 
 
 note of admiration ; thaumaturgy &c. 
 {sorcery) 992. 
 
 V. wonder, marvel, admire ; be -sur- 
 prised &c, adj. ; start ; stare ; open.^-, 
 rub -, turn up- one's eyes ; gloar ; gape, 
 open one's mouth, hold one's breath ; 
 look -, stand- -aghast, - agog; look 
 blank &c. {disappointment) 509; to?nber \ 
 ■des nnes; not believe one's -eyes, -ears, - senses. 
 
 not be able to account for &c. {unintelligible) 519; not know whether 
 one stands on one's head or one's heels, 
 
 surprise, astonish, amaze, astound ; dumfound, -er ; startle, dazzle ; 
 strike, - with -wonder, - awe ; electrify ; stun, stupefy, petrify, con- 
 found, bewilder, flabbergast ; stagger, throw on one's beam ends, fasci- 
 294 
 
 871. [Absence of wonder.] Expec- 
 tance. — W. expectance &c. {expecta- 
 tion) 507. 
 
 nine days' wonder. 
 
 V. expect &c. 507 ; not -be surprised, 
 - wonder, &c. 870 ; nil admirari, make 
 nothing of. 
 
 Adj. expecting &c. v.; unamazed, 
 astonished at nothing; blase &c. {tveary} 
 841 ; expected &:c. v.; foreseen. 
 
 common, ordinary, &c. {habitual) 613. 
 
 Int. no wonder ; of course. 
 
VI. n. 5°. 
 
 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 870—874. 
 
 nate, turn the head, take away one's breath, strike dumb ; make one's 
 -hair stand on end, - tongue cleave to the roof of one's mouth ; make 
 one stare. 
 
 take by surprise &c. (be unexpected) 508. 
 
 be -wonderful &c. adj. ; beggar -, battle- description ; stagger belief. 
 
 Adj. surprised &c. v. ; aghast, all agog, breathless, agape ; open- 
 mouthed ; awe-, thunder-, moon-, planet-struck : spell-bound ; lost in 
 -amazement, - wonder, - astonishment ; struck all of a heap, unable to 
 believe one's senses, like a duck in thunder. 
 
 wonderful, wondrous ; surprising &c. v. ; unexpected &c. 508 ; un- 
 heard of; mysterious &c. {inexplicahle') 519; mhaculous. 
 
 in-describable, -expressible, -effable ; un-utterable, -speakable. 
 
 monstrous, prodigious, stupendous, marvellous ; in-conceivable, 
 -credible ; in-, un-imaginable ; strange kc. {uncommon) 83 ; passing 
 strange. 
 
 striking &c. v. ; over-whelming ; wonder-working. 
 
 jadv. wonderfully &c. adj. ; fearfully : for a -, in the name of- won- 
 der ; strange to say; mirahile -dictu, - vim ; to one's great surprise. 
 
 with -wonder &c. n., - gaping mouth, - open eyes, - upturned eyes. 
 
 Int. lo, - and behold ! O! heyday! halloo! what! indeed! really! 
 surely ! humph ! hem ! good -lack, - heavens, - gracious ! gad so ! 
 well a day ! dear me ! only think I lack-a-daisy ! my -stars, - good- 
 ness ! gracious goodness ! goodness gracious ! mercy on us ! heavens 
 and earth ! God bless me ! bless -us, -my heart ! odzookens! O f/eymni*. 
 adzooks ! hoity-toity ! strong ! Heaven save -, bless- the mark ! can 
 such things be ! zounds ! 'sdeath ! what -on earth, - in the world ! who 
 would have thouo:ht it ! &c. {inexpectation) 508 : you don't say so ! 
 
 what do vou sav to that ! how 
 
 where am I ? 
 
 Pbr. vox faucibus hcesit : one's hair standinof on end. 
 
 872. Prodig'y. — W. prodigy, phenomenon ; wonder, -ment : mar= 
 vel, miracle ; monster &c. (unconfonniti/) 83 ; curiosity, lion, sight, spec- 
 tacle ; jeu -, coujj- de theatre ; gazing-stock ; sign ; portent &c. 512. 
 
 bursting of a -shell, - bomb ; volcanic eruption, peal of thunder ; thunder- 
 clap, -bolt. 
 
 what no words can paint ; wonders of the world ; annus mirabilis ; 
 digjius vnulice nodus. 
 
 5°. ExTRi>'sic Affections.* 
 
 873. Repute. — U. distinction, 
 mark, name, figure ; repute, reputation ; 
 good -, high- repute ; note, notability, 
 notoriety, eclat / the huhhle reputation,' 
 vogue, celebrity ; fame, famousness ; 
 renown ; popularity, aura popularis : ap- 
 probation (fee. 931 ; credit, 2^restiffe, tsJik 
 of the town ; name to conjure with. 
 
 glory, honour ; lustre &c. {light) 420 ; 
 illustriousness &c. adj. 
 
 account, regard, respect ; reputable- 
 ness &c. adj. ; respectability &c. {probity) 
 939 ; good -name, - report ; fair name. 
 
 dignity ; stateliness &c. adj. ; solem- 
 
 874. Disrepute.— IT. disrej)ute, 
 discredit; ill-, bad- -repute, -name, 
 -odour, -favour: disapprobation &c. 932 ; 
 ingloriousness, derogation ; a-, de-base- 
 ment ; abjectness &c. adj. ; degradation, 
 dedeco ration ; ' a long farewell to all 
 one's greatness ' ; odium, obloquy, oppro- 
 brium', ignominy. 
 
 dishonour, disgrace : shame, humilia- 
 tion ; scandal, baseness, vileness ; turpi- 
 tude &c. {improbity/) 940 ; infamy. 
 
 tarnish, taint, defilement, pollution. 
 
 stain, blot, spot, blur, stigma, brand, 
 reproach, imputation, slur. 
 
 * Or personal affections derived from the opinions or feelings of others. 
 
 295 
 
873— S74. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. II. 5°. 
 
 nity, grandeur, splendour, nobility, ma- 
 jesty, sublimity. 
 
 rank, standing, brevet rank, prece- 
 dence, pets, station, -pleice, status; position, 
 - in society ; order, degree, locus standi, 
 caste, condition. 
 
 greatness &c. adj. ; eminence ; height 
 &c. 206; importance &c. 642; pre-, 
 super-eminence ; high mightiness, pri- 
 macy ; top of the -ladder, - tree. 
 
 elevation ; ascent &c. 305 ; super-, ex- 
 altation; dignilication, aggrandizement, 
 dedication, consecration, enthrone- 
 ment, canonization, celebration, en- 
 shrinement, glorification. 
 
 hero, man of mark, great card, cele- 
 brity, worthy, lion, 7'a7'a avis, notability, 
 somebody; man of rank &c. {nohlemari) 
 875 ; pillar of the -state, - church. 
 
 chief &c. (tnaster) 745 ; first fiddle &c. 
 {proficient) 700 ; cynosure, mirror ; flow- 
 er, pink, pearl ; paragon &c, {perfection) 
 650 ; choice and master spirits of the age ; 
 elite ; star, sun, constellation, galaxy. 
 
 ornament, honour, feather in one's cap, 
 halo, aureole, nimbus ; halo -, blaze- of 
 glory ; blushing honours ; laurels &c. 
 {trophy) 72>3- 
 
 memory, posthumous fame, niche in 
 the temple of fame ; immor-tality, -tal 
 name ; magni nominis U7nbra. 
 
 V. be conscious of glory ; be proud of 
 &c. {pride) 878 ; exult &c. (boast) 884 ; 
 be vain of &c. {vanity) 880, 
 
 be -distinguished Sec. adj.; shine &c. 
 {liyht) 420 ; shine forth, figure ; make -, 
 cut- a -figure, - dash, - splash. 
 
 rival, surpass ; out-shine, -rival, -vie, 
 -jump ; emulate, eclipse ; throw -, cast- 
 into the shade ; overshadow. 
 
 live, flourish, glitter, flaunt ; gain -, 
 acquire- honour &c. n.; play first fiddle 
 &c. {be of importance) 642 , bear the 
 -palm, - bell ; lead the way ; take -pre- 
 cedence, - the wall of; gain -, win- 
 -laurels, - spurs, - golden opinions &c. 
 {approbation) 931 ; take one's degree, 
 pass one's examination. 
 
 make -a, - some — noise, - noise in the 
 world ; leave one's marlc, exalt one's liorn, 
 star it, have a run, be run after ; come 
 -into vogue, - to the front ; raise one's 
 head. 
 
 enthrone, signalize, immortalize, deify, 
 exalt to the skies ; hand one's name down 
 to posterity. 
 296 
 
 crying -, burning- shame ; scandaluni 
 magnatum, badge of infamy, blot in one's 
 escutcheon ; bend -, bar- sinister ; cham- 
 pain, point champain; by-word of re- 
 proach ; Ichabod. 
 
 argumentum ad verecundiam ; sense of 
 shame &c. 879. 
 
 V. be -inglorious &c. adj. ; incur -dis- 
 grace &c. n. ; have -, earn- a bad name ; 
 put -, wear- a halter round one's neck ; 
 disgrace -, expose- oneself. 
 
 play second fiddle ; lose caste ; pale 
 one's ineflectual fire ; recede into the 
 shade ; fall from one's high estate : keep 
 in the background &c. {modesty) 881 ; be 
 conscious of disgrace &c. {humility) 879; 
 look -blue, - foolish, - like a fool ; cut a 
 -poor, - sorry- figure ; laugh on the 
 wrong side of the mouth ; make a sorry 
 face, go away with a flea in one's ear, 
 slink away. 
 
 cause -shame &c. n. ; shame, disgrace, 
 put to shame, dishonour ; throw -, cast 
 -, fling -, reflect- dishonour &c. n. up- 
 on ; be a -reproach &c. n. to ; derogate 
 from. 
 
 tarnish, stain, blot, sully, taint ; dis- 
 credit ; degrade, debase, defile ; beggar ; 
 expel &c. (punish) 972. 
 
 impute shame to, brand, post, stigma- 
 tize, vilify, defame, slur, cast a slur upon, 
 hold up to shame, send to Coventry; 
 tread -, trample- under foot ; show up, 
 drag through the mire, heap dirt upon ; 
 reprehend &c. 932. 
 
 bring low, put down, snub ; take down 
 a peg, - lower, - or two. 
 
 obscure, eclipse, outshine, take the 
 shine out of; throw -, cast- into the 
 shade ; overshadow; leave -, put- in the 
 background ; push into a corner, put one's 
 nose out of joint ; put out, - of counte- 
 nance. 
 
 upset, throw off* one's centre ; discom- 
 pose, disconcert ; put to the blush &c. 
 {humble) 879, 
 
 Adj. disgraced &c. 2;.; blown upon; 
 shorn of -its beams, - one's glory; over- 
 come, down - trodden ; loaded with 
 -shame &c. ?i. ; in -bad repute kc. n.; 
 out of -repute, - favour, - fashion, - 
 countenance ; at a discount ; under -a 
 cloud, - an eclipse ; unable to show one's 
 face ; in the -shade, - background ; out 
 at elbows, down in the world. 
 
 injrlorious; nameless, renownless ; un- 
 
YI. II. 5°. 
 
 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 873—876. 
 
 known to fame ; un-noticed, -noted^ 
 -honoured, -glorified. 
 
 shameful ; dis-graceful, -creditable, 
 -reputable : despicable ; questionable ; 
 unbecoming, unworthy ; derogatory ; de- 
 grading, humiliating, infra dignitatem, 
 dedecorous; scandalous, infamous, too 
 bad, unmentionable ; ribald, opprobrious ; 
 arrant, shocking, outrageous, notorious. 
 
 ignominious, scrubby, dirty, abject, 
 vile, beggarly, pitiful, low, mean, shabby ; 
 base &c. {dishonourable) 940. 
 
 Adv. to one s shame be it spoken. 
 
 Int. fie ! shame ! for shame ! proh 
 pudor ! O tempora O snores ! ough ! sic 
 transit yloi'ia mundi ! 
 
 consecrate ; dedicate to, devote to ; 
 enshrine, inscribe, blazon, lionize, blow 
 the trumpet, crown wath laurel. 
 
 confer -, reflect- honour &c. n. on ; 
 shed a lustre on; redound to one's honour, 
 ennoble. 
 
 give -, do -, pay -, render- honour to ; 
 honour, accredit, pay regard to, dignify, 
 glorify; sing praises to &c. (approve) 93 1 ; 
 look up to ; exalt, aggrandize, elevate, 
 nobilitate. 
 
 Adj. distinguished, distingue, noted ; 
 of -note &c. w.; honoured &c. v.; popu- 
 lar ; fashionable kc. 852. 
 
 in good odour ; in -, in high- favour ; 
 reput-, respect-, credit-able. 
 
 remarkable &c. {important) 642 ; no- 
 table, notorious; celebrated, renowned, 
 in every one's mouth, talked of; fam-ous, i 
 -ed ; far-famed ; conspicuous, to the front ; foremost ; in the -front 
 rank, - ascendant. 
 
 imperishable, deathless, immortal, never fading, cere jJerennius ; time- 
 honoured. 
 
 illustrious, glorious, splendid, brilliant, radiant ; bright &c. 420 ; 
 full-blown ; honorific. 
 
 eminent, prominent ; high &c. 206 ; in the zenith ; at the -head of, 
 - top of the tree ; peerless, of the first water ; superior &c. 33 ; super-, 
 pre-eminent. 
 
 great, dignified, proud, noble, honourable, worshipful, lordly, grand, 
 stately, august, princely, imposing, solemn, transcendent, maj estic, sacred. 
 Sublime, heaven-born, heroic, sans peur et sans reproche\ sacrosanct. 
 
 Int. hail ! all hail ! ave ! vii-a ! vive ! long life to ! glory -, honour- 
 be to ! 
 
 Phr. one's name -being in every mouth, - living for ever ; sic itur 
 ad astra, fama volat, aid Cccsar aut nidlus ; not to know him argues 
 oneself unknown ; none but himself could be his parallel, ^^a/wift?;^ qui 
 mei-uit ferat. 
 
 875. Nobility.— Iff. nobility, rank, 
 condition, distinction, optimacy, blood, 
 pur sang, birth, high descent, order; 
 quality, gentility; blue blood of Cas- 
 tile ; ancien regime. 
 
 high life, haute monde ; upper -classes, 
 - ten thousand ; elite, aristocracy, great 
 folks; fashionable world &c.(/«s/riow)852. 
 
 peer, -age ; house of -lords, - peers ; 
 lords, - temporal and spiritual ; noblesse; 
 noble, -man ; lord, -ling ; grandee, mag- 
 nijico, hidalgo ; don, -ship ; aristocrat, 
 swell, three-tailed bashaw; gentleman, 
 squire, squireen, patrician, laureate. 
 
 gentry, gentlefolk ; squirarchy, better 
 sort, magnates, primates, optimates. 
 
 king &c. {inaster) 745 ; prince, duke ; 
 
 876. Commonalty. — w. com- 
 monalty, democracy ; obscurity ; low 
 -condition, - life, - society, - company ; 
 hourgeoisie; mass of -the people, -society; 
 Brown Jones and Robinson ; lower -, 
 humbler- -classes, - orders; vidgar -, 
 common- herd ; rank and file, hoc genus 
 omne ; the -many, - general, - crowd, 
 - people, - populace, - multitude, - 
 million, - masses, - mobility, - pea- 
 santry ; king Mob ; p'oletariat ; fruges 
 consu7nere nati, dijpos, ol ttoXXoI, great 
 unwashed. 
 
 mob; rabble, -rout; chaff, rout, horde, 
 
 canaille ; scum -, i-esiduum -, dregs- of 
 
 -the people, - society; swinish multi- 
 
 titude, foex populi ; 2^''ofanum -, ignohile- 
 
 297 
 
875—879. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 YI. II. 5". 
 
 marquis, -ate; earl, yiscount, baron, 
 thane, banneret ; baronet, -cy ; knight, 
 -hood ; count, armiger, laird ; sig-, 
 seig-nior; esquire, boyar, margrave, 
 vavasour, emir, ameer, scherif, etfendi, 
 sahib. 
 
 princess, begum, duchess, marchioness ; 
 countess &c. ; lady, dame. 
 
 personage -, man- of -distinction, - 
 mark, - rank; nota-bles, -bilities; ce- 
 lebrity, big-wig, magnate, great man, 
 star; magni nominis umbra : ' every inch 
 a king.' 
 
 V. be -noble &c. adj. 
 
 Adj. noble, exalted ; of -rank &c. n. ; 
 princely, titled, patrician, aristocratic; 
 high-, well-born ; of gentle blood ; gen- 
 teel, coimne il faut, gentlemanlike, 
 courtly, &c. {fashionable) 852 ; highly 
 respectable. 
 
 Adv. in high quarters. 
 
 877. Title. — W. title, honour; 
 knighthood &c. {nobility) 875. 
 
 highness, excellency, grace ; lordship, 
 worship; rever-ence, -end; esquire, sir, 
 master, Mr., signer, senary Mein Herr, 
 mynheer; your -, his- honour; serene 
 highness: handle to one's name. 
 
 decoration, laurel, palm, wreath, gar- 
 land, bays, medal, ribbon, riband, blue 
 ribbon, cordon, cross, crown, coronet, 
 star, garter ; feather, - in one's cap ; 
 epaulet, epaulette, colours, cockade ; 
 livery ; order, arm.s, shield, scutcheon ; 
 reward, (fee. 973. 
 
 im-portant) 643 ; home-ly, 
 plebeian, proletarian ; of 
 
 vulgus ; vermin, riff-raif, tag-rag and bob- 
 tail ; small fry. 
 
 commoner, one of the people, demo- 
 crat, plebeian, republican, proletary, />ro- 
 letaire, roturier, ]VIr. Snooks, bourgeois, 
 epieie.r, Philistine, cockney; grisette, de- 
 mi-monde. 
 
 peasant, countryman, boor, carle, 
 churl ; vill-ain, -ein ; serf, kern, tyke, 
 tike, chuif, ryot, fellah ; long -shore 
 man ; swain, clown, hind; clod, -hopper; 
 hobnail, yokel, bog-trotter, bumpkin; 
 plough-man, -boy; rustic, chawbacon, 
 tiller of the soil; hewers of wood and 
 drawers of water, groundling; gaffer, 
 loon, put, cub, Tony Lumpkin, looby, 
 lout, under-ling; gamin-, rough; pot- 
 wallopper, slubberdeguUion ; vulgar -, 
 low- fellow ; cad, curmudgeon. 
 
 upstart, parvenu, skipjack ; nobody, 
 - one knows ; hesterni quii'ites, jjessoribus 
 orti', bourgeois gentilhomme,nomis homo, 
 snob, gent, mushroom, no one knows 
 who, adventurer ; man of straw. 
 
 beggar, gaberlunzie, muckworm, mud- 
 lark, sans culotte, raff, tatterdemalion, 
 caitiff, ragamuffin, Pariah, outcast of 
 society, tramp, vagabond, chiffonnier, 
 Cinderella, cinderwench, scrub, jade ; 
 
 boots 
 
 gossoon. 
 
 Goth, Vandal, Hottentot, savage, 
 barbarian, Yahoo ; unlicked cub, rough 
 diamond. 
 
 barbar-ousness, -ism ; Boeotia. 
 V. be -ignoble &c. adj., - nobody &c. n. 
 Adj. ignoble, common, mean, low, 
 base, vile, sorry, scrubby, beggarly ; 
 below par ; no great shakes &c. (ww- 
 spun ; vulgar, low-minded ; snobbish, 
 ■low, - mean- -parentage, - origin, - ex- 
 traction : low-, base-, earth-born ; mushroom, dunghill, risen from 
 the ranks ; unknown to fame, obscure, untitled. 
 
 rustic, uncivilized ; lout-, boor-, clown-, churl-, brut-, raff-ish ; rude, 
 unlicked. 
 
 barbar-ous, -ian, -ic, -esque ; cockney, born within sound of Bow 
 bells. 
 
 underling, menial, subaltern. 
 Adv. below the salt. 
 
 878. Pride.— u. dignity, self-re- 
 spect, mens sibi conscia recti. 
 
 pride ; haughtiness <fec. adj. ; high 
 notions, hauteur ; vainglory, crest ; ar- 
 rogance &c. {assumption) 885. 
 
 proud man, highflier ; fine -gentleman, 
 - ladv. 
 
 2Q8 
 
 879, Humility. — W. hum-ility, 
 -bleness ; meek-, low-ness ; lowli-ness, 
 -hood ; abasement, self-abasement ; sub- 
 mission (fcc.725; resignation. 
 
 condescension; affability &c. {cou?-- 
 tesy) 894. 
 
 modesty &c. 88 t ; verecundity, blush, 
 
vr. II. 5^ 
 
 PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 
 
 878—881. 
 
 V. be -proud &c. adj. ; put a good i suffusion, confusion ; sense of -shame, - 
 face on; look one in the face; stalk disgrace; humiliation, mortification; 
 abroad, perk oneself up; presume. swag- : let -, set- down. 
 
 ger, strut ; rear -, lift up -, hold up- j V. be -humble &c. adj. ; deign, Touch- 
 one's head ; hold one's head high, look j safe, condescend ; humble -, demean- 
 big, take the wall, 'bear like the Turk ' oneself; stoop,- to conquer; carry coals; 
 no rival near the throne,' carry with a \ submit &c. 725 ; submit with a good 
 
 mount on one's- 
 high horse; set one's back up, bridle, 
 toss the head ; give oneself airs &c. 
 (assume) 885; boast &c. 884. 
 
 pride oneself on ; glory in, take a 
 pride in; pique -, plume -, hug- one- 
 self; stand upon, be proud of; put a 
 good face on ; not -hide one's light under 
 a bushel, - put one's talent in a napkin ; 
 not think small beer of oneself &c. 
 {vanity) 880. 
 
 Adj. dignified; stately; proud, -crest- 
 ed ;, lordly, baronial ; lofty - minded ; 
 high-soule'd, -minded, -mettled, -handed, 
 -plumed, -fiown, -toned. 
 
 haughty, lofty, high, mighty, swollen, 
 puffed up, flushed, blown; vainglorious; 
 purse-proud, fine ; proud as -a peacock, 
 - Lucifer ; bloated with pride. 
 
 supercilious, disdainful, bumptious, 
 magisterial, imperious, high and mighty, 
 overweeninir, consequential ; arrogant 
 kc. 885 ; unblushing &c. 880. 
 
 stiff, -necked ; starch ; perked -, 
 stuck- up ; in buckram, straitlaced ; 
 prim &c. {affected) 855. 
 
 on one's -high horses, - tight ropes, 
 high ropes ; on stilts ; en gi-and seigneur. 
 
 Adv. with head erect. 
 
 Phr. odi'profanum vulgus et arceo. 
 
 I grace &c. {brook) 826 ; yield the palm. 
 j lower one's -tone, - note ; sing small, 
 i draw in one's horns, sober down ; hide 
 i one's -face, - diminished head ; not dare 
 I to show one's face, take shame to one- 
 j self, not have a word to say for oneself; 
 feel -, be conscious of- -shame, - dis- 
 grace ; drink the cup of humiliation to 
 the dregs. 
 
 blush -for, - up to the eyes ; redden, 
 change colour ; colour up ; hang one'a 
 head, look foolish, feel small. 
 
 render humble; humble, humiliate; 
 let -, set -, take -, tread -, frown- 
 down ; snub, abash, abase, make one 
 sing small, strike dumb ; teach one his 
 distance ; take down a peg, - lower j 
 throw -, cast- into the shade, &c. 874 ; 
 stare -, put- out of countenance; put 
 to the blush ; confuse, ashame, mortify, 
 disgrace, crush ; send away with a Ilea 
 in one's ear. 
 get a set down. 
 
 Adj. humble, lowly, meek; modest 
 &c. 881; humble-, sober-minded; un- 
 offended ; submissive &c. 725 ; servile 
 
 i&c. 886. 
 
 condescending ; affable &c. {courteous) 
 894. 
 
 humbled &c. v. ; bowed down, re^ 
 signed ; abashed, ashamed, dashed ; out 
 of countenance; down in the mouth; 
 down on one's -knees, - marrow-bones ; humbled in the dust, brow- 
 beaten; chap-, crest-fallen ; dumfoundered, flabbergasted, 
 shorn of one's glor}' &c. {disrepute) 874. 
 
 Adv. with -downcast eyes, - bated breath, - bended knee ; on all 
 fours, on one's feet. 
 
 under correction, with due deference. 
 
 Plir. I am your -obedient, - very humble- servant ; my service to you. 
 
 880. Vanity.— N. vanity; con- 
 ceit, -edness ; self-conceit, -complacency, 
 -confidence, -sufficiency, -esteem, -love, 
 -approbation, -praise, -glorification, -lau- 
 dation, -gratulatiou, -applause, -admi- 
 ration ; amour propre ; selfishness itc. 
 
 943- 
 
 airs, pretensions, mannerism; ego- 
 
 881. modesty. — N*. modesty; 
 humility &c. 879; diffidence, timidity; 
 bashfuluess &c. adj. ; mauvaise honte ; 
 blush, -ing; yerecundity ; self-know- 
 ledge. 
 
 reserve, constraint; demureness &c. 
 adj. ; blushing honours. 
 
 V. be -modest &c. adj. ; retire, re- 
 299 
 
880—882. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. VI. ii. 5° 
 
 serve oneself ; ^ive way to ; draw in 
 ones horns &c. 879 ; hide one's face. 
 
 keep -private, - in the background, ^- 
 one's distance ; pursue the noiseless te-* 
 nour of one's way, ' do good by stealth 
 and blush to find it fame/ hide one's 
 light under a bushel, cast a sheep's eye. 
 
 Adj. modest, dilHdent ; humble &c. 
 879 ; timid, timorous, bashful ; shy, ner- 
 vous, skittish, coy, sheepish, shamefaced^ 
 blushing, over-modest. 
 
 uupreten-ding, -tious ; un-obtrusive, 
 -assuming, -ostentatious, -boastful, -as- 
 piring ; poor in spirit. 
 
 out of countenance &c. {humhled) 879. 
 
 reserved, constrained, demure. 
 
 Adv. humbly &c. adj. ; quietly, pri- 
 vately; without -ceremony, - beat of 
 drum ; sans f agon. 
 
 tism ; prigg-ism, -ishness ; coxcombery, 
 3:audery, vainglory, elation ; pride &c. 
 878 ; ostentation &c. 882 ; assurance &c. 
 885. 
 
 vox et prcstej'ea nihil ; clieval de hataille. 
 
 coxcomb &c. 854; Sir Oracle &c, 887. 
 
 V. be -vain &c. adj., - vain of ; pique 
 oneself &c. (jvide) 878 ; lay the flatter- 
 ing unction to one's soul. 
 
 have -too high, - an overweening- opi- 
 nion of -oneself, - one's talents ; blind 
 oneself as to one's own merit ; not think 
 -small beer, - vin ordinaire- of oneself ; 
 put oneself forward ; fish for compli- 
 ments ; give oneself airs &c. {assmne) 
 885 ; boast &c. 884. 
 
 render -vain &c. adj. ; inspire with 
 -vanity &c. n. ; inflate, pufi" up, turn 
 up, turn one's head. 
 
 Adj. vain,- as a peacock ; conceited, 
 overweening, pert, forward; vain-glo- 
 rious, high-flown ; ostentatious &c. 882 ; puffed up, inflated, flushed. 
 
 self-satisfied, -confident, -sufficient, -flattering, -admiring, -applaud- 
 ing, -glorious, -opinionated; entete kc. {wromj-headed) 481 ; wise in 
 one's own conceit, pragmatical, overwise, pretentious, priggish ; ego- 
 tistic, -al; soi-disant &c. {boasffid) 884; arrogant &c. 885. 
 
 un-abashed, -blushing ; uu-constrained, -ceremonious ; free and easy. 
 
 Adv. vainly &c. adj. 
 
 Phr. how we apples swim ! 
 
 882. Ostentation. — W. ostentation, display, show, flourish, pa- 
 rade, etalage, pomp, array, state, solemnity ; dash, splash, glitter, strut, 
 pomposity ; preten-ce, -sions ; showing off; fuss. 
 
 magnificence, splendour ; cou^o d'odl ; grand doings. 
 
 coup de theatre ; stage -effect, - trick; clap-trap ; mise en scene; tour 
 deforce ; cJdc. 
 
 demonstration, flying colours ; tomfoolery ; flourish of trumpets &c. 
 {celebration) 883 ; pageant, -ry ; spectacle, procession ; turn -, set- out ; 
 grand function \fete, gala, field-day, review, march past, promenade, in- 
 substantial pageant, 
 
 dress ; court -, full -, evening -, ball -, fancy- dress ; tailoring, milli- 
 nery, man-millinery, frippery ; foppery, equipage. 
 
 ceremon-y, -ial ; ritual; form, -afity; etiquette; punct-o, -ilio, -ilious- 
 uess ; starclied-, stateli-ness. 
 
 mummery, solemn mockery, mouth honour. 
 
 attitudinarian ; fop &c. 854. 
 
 V. be -ostentatious &c. adj. ; come -, put oneself- forward ; attract 
 attention, star it. 
 
 make -, cut- a -figure, - dash, - splash ; figure, - away ; make a 
 show, - display ; glitter. 
 
 show -off, - one's paces ; parade, march past ; display, exhibit, put 
 forward, hold up ; trot -, hang- out ; sport, brandish, blazon forth ; 
 dangle, - before the eyes. 
 
 cry up &c. {praise) 931 ; proncr, flaunt, emblazon, prink, set off, 
 mount, have framed and glazed. 
 
 put a -good, - smiling- face upon ; clean the outside of the platter »S:c. 
 {disguise) 544. 
 
 300 
 
VI. II. 5". PERSONAL AFFECTIONS. 882—886. 
 
 Adj. ostentatious, showy, dashing, pretentious ; ja-, jau-nty ; grand, 
 pompous, palatial ; high-sounding •, turgid &c. {hig-sounding) 577 5 gai-, 
 ga-rish ; gaudy, - as a -peacock, - butterfly, - tulip ; flaunting, flashing, 
 flaming, glittering ; gay &c. (ornate) 847. 
 
 splendid, magnificent, sumptuous. 
 
 theatrical, dramatic, spectacular ; ceremonial, ritual. 
 
 solemn, stately, majestic, formal, stiff', ceremonious, punctilious, 
 starched. 
 
 en grande tenue, in best bib and tucker, in Sunday best, enclimanche. 
 
 Adv. with -flourish of trumpet, - beat of drum, - flying colours. 
 
 ad captandum inUgus, 
 
 883. Celebration. — U. celebration, solemnization, jubilee, com- 
 memoration, ovation, paean, triumph, jubilation. 
 
 triumphal arch, bonfire, salute ; salvo, - of artillery ; feu de joie^ 
 flouiish of trumpets, fanfare, colours flying, illuminations. 
 
 inauguration, installation, presentation ; coronation 5 Lord Mayor's 
 show; harvest home, red letter day; trophy &c. 733', Te Deum &c. 
 {thanksgiving) 990 ; fete &c. 882 ; holiday &c. 840. 
 
 V. celebrate, keep, signalize, do honour to, commemorate, solemnize, 
 hallow, mark with a red letter. 
 
 pledge, drink to, toast, hob and nob. 
 
 inaugurate, install, chair. 
 
 rejoice &c. 838 ; kill the fatted calf, hold jubilee, roast an ox. 
 
 Adj. celebrating &c. v. ; commemorative, celebrated, immortal. 
 
 Adv. in -honour, - commemoration- of. 
 
 Int. hail ! all hail ! io -pecan, - triuinp/ie ! ' see the conquering hero 
 comes ! ' 
 
 884. Boasting*. — U. boasting &c. v. ; boast, vaunt, crake ; pre- 
 ten-ce, -sions ; pufi", -ery ; flourish, fanfaronnade ; gasconade ; brag, 
 -gardism; bravado, bunkum, Buncombe; jact-itation, -ancy ; bounce; 
 venditation, vapouring, rodomontade, bombast, fine talking, tall talk, 
 magniloquence, teratology, heroics ; Chauvinism ; exaggeration &c. 549. 
 
 vanity &c. 880 ; vo.v et prcBterea nihil ; much cry and little wool, hru- 
 tum fvlmen. 
 
 exultation ; glori-ation, -fication ; flourish of trumpets ; triumph &c. 
 883. 
 
 boaster ; bragg-art, -adocio ; Gascon, fanfajum, pretender, soi-disant -y 
 blusterer &c. 887 ; charlatan, jack-pudding, trumpeter ; puppy &c. {fop) 
 
 854- 
 
 V. boast, make a boast of, brag, vaunt, puff", show ofl", flourish, crake, 
 crack, trumpet, strut, swagger, vapour. 
 
 exult, crow over, neigh, chuckle, triumph ; throw up one's cap ; talk 
 big, se faire valoir,faire claquer sonfouet, take merit to oneself, make a 
 merit of, sing Io triumphe, holloa before one is out of the wood. 
 
 Adj. boasting &c. v.\ magniloquent, flaming, Thrasonic, stilted, gas- 
 conading, braggart, boastful, pretentious, soi-disant; vainglorious &c. 
 {conceited) 880. 
 
 elate, -d ; jubilant, triumphant, exultant ; in high feather ; flushed, - 
 with victory ; cock-a-hoop ; on stilts. 
 
 vaunted &c. v. 
 
 Adv. vauntingly &c. adj. 
 
 Plir. ' let the galled jade wince.' 
 
 885. [Undue assmnption of siipe- 1 886. Servility. — N". servility; 
 riority.] Insolence. — N". insolence; | slavery &c. (sM^'ed^on) 749 ; obsequious- 
 
885—887. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. II. 5^ 
 
 haughtiness &c. aclj.\ arrogance, airs; 
 overbearance ; domineering &c. v. ; ty- 
 ranny &c. 739. 
 
 impertinence; sauciness &c. af?;.; flip- 
 pancy, dicacity, petulance, procacity, 
 bluster ; swagger, -ing &c. v. ; bounce ; 
 terrorism. [back; usurpation. 
 
 as-, pre-sumption ; beggar on horse- 
 
 impiidence, assurance, audacity, har- 
 dihood, front, face, brass ; shamelessness 
 &c. adj. ; effrontery, hardened front, 
 face of brass. 
 
 assumption of infallibility. 
 
 saucebox &c. {hlusterer) 887. 
 
 v. be -insolent &c. adj. ; blustar, va- 
 pour, swagger, swell, give oneself airs, 
 snap one's fingers, kick up a dust ; swear 
 &c. {affii-m) 535 ; rap out oaths ; roister. 
 
 arrogate ; as-, pre-sume ; make -bold, 
 - free ; take a liberty, give an inch and 
 take an ell, 
 
 domineer, bully, dictate, hector ; lord 
 it over ; trailer -, re(farder- de haut en 
 has ; exact ; snub, huff, beard, fly in the 
 face of; put to the blush ; bear -, beat- 
 down ; browbeat, intimidate ; trample 
 -, tread- -down, - under foot ; dragoon, 
 ride roughshod over. 
 
 out-face, -look, -stare, -brazen, -brave; 
 stare out of countenance; brazen out; 
 lay down the law ; teach one's grand- 
 mother to suck eggs ; assume a lofty 
 bearing ; talk -, look- big ; put on big 
 looks, act the grand seigneur ; mount -, 
 ride- the high horse; toss the head, 
 carr}' with a high hand. 
 
 tempt Providence, want snuffing. 
 
 Adj. insolent, haughty, arrogant, im- 
 perious, magisterial, dictatorial, arbi- 
 high-handed, high and mighty ; 
 
 ness &c. affy. ; subserviency; abasement; 
 pros-tration, -ternation; genuflexion &c. 
 {icorship) 990 ; fawning &c. v. ; tuft- 
 hunting, time-serving, flunkeyism ; sy- 
 cophancy &c. {Jlatf.ery) 933 ; humility 
 &c. 879.' 
 
 sycophant, parasite ; toad, -y, -eater ; 
 tuft-hunter ; snob, flunkey, lap-dog, spa- 
 niel, lick-spittle, smell-feast, Grcecvlus 
 esuriens, hanger on, cavaliere servente, led 
 captain, carpet knight ; time-server, for- 
 tune-hunter, Vicar of Bray, Sir Pertinax 
 Mac Sycophant, pick-thank ; flatterer 
 kc. 935; doer of dirty work; dme 
 damnce, tool ; reptile ; slave &c. (servant) 
 746 ; courtier. 
 
 V. cringe, bow, stoop, kneel, bend 
 the knee ; fall on ones knees, prostrate 
 oneself; worship &c. 990. 
 
 sneak, crawl, crouch, cower, truckle 
 to, grovel, fawn, lick the feet of, kiss 
 the hem of one's garment. 
 
 pay court to ; feed on, fatten on, 
 dance attendance on, pin oneself upon, 
 hang on the sleeve of, avaler les cou- 
 leuvres, keep time to, fetch and carry, 
 do the dirty work of. 
 
 go with the stream, worship the ri- 
 sing sun, hold with the hare and run 
 with the hounds. 
 
 Adj. servile, obsequious ; supple, - 
 as a glove ; soapy, oily, pliant, cringing, 
 fawning, slavish, grovelling, snivelling, 
 mealy-mouthed ; beggarly, sycophantic, 
 parasitical ; abject, prostrate, down on 
 one's marrow-bones ; base, mean, sneak- 
 ing ; crouching »&c. v. 
 
 Adv. hat -, cap- in hand. 
 
 intolerant, domineering, over- 
 
 trary 
 
 contumelious, supercilious, overbearinj 
 
 weening, high-flown. 
 
 flippant, pert, cavalier, saucy, forward, impertinent, malapert. 
 
 precocious, assuming, would-be, bumptious. 
 
 bluft'; brazen, shameless, aweless, unblushing, unabashed; bold-, 
 bare-, brazen-faced ; dead -, lost- to shame. 
 
 impudent, audacious, presumptuous, free and easy, devil-may-care, 
 rollicking ; janty, jaunty ; roistering, blustering, hectoring, swagger- 
 ing, vapouring ; thrasonic, fire-eating, ' full of sound and fury.' 
 
 Adv. with a high hand ; e.r cMhedrd. 
 
 Plir. one's bark being worse than his bite. 
 
 887 Blusterer. — ir. bluster-, swagger-, vapour-, roister-, brawl- 
 er ; fanfaron ; braggart &c. {boaster) 884 ; bully, terrorist, rougli ; Mo- 
 hock, -hawk; drawcansir, swashbuckler, Captain Bobadil, Sir Lucius 
 
 302 
 
VI. III. i^ 
 
 SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS. 
 
 887—891. 
 
 O'Trig-ger, Tliraso, Pistol, Parolle?, Bombastes Furioso, Hector, Chro- 
 nonhotontholoGTos ; jingo; desperado, dare-devil, fire-eater; fury &c. 
 (violent person^ 17 Z' rowdy. 
 
 puppy &c. {fop) 854; prig; Sir Oracle, dogmatist, doctrinaire^ jack- 
 in-otfi.ce ; saucebox, malapert, jackanapes, minx ; bantam-cock. 
 
 Section III. SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS. 
 
 1°. Social Affections. 
 
 889. ZSnxnity. — w. enmity, hos- 
 tility : unfriendliness &c. adj. ; discord 
 &C.V13. 
 
 alienation, estrangement; dislike &c. 
 867; hate .'tc. 898. 
 
 heartburuinq: : animosity &c. 900; ma- 
 levolence &c. 907. 
 
 V. be -inimical &c. adj. ; keep -, hold- 
 at arm's length ; bear malice &c. 907 ; 
 fall out; take umbrage &c. 900; harden 
 the heart, alienate, estrange. 
 
 Adj. inimical, unfriendly, hostile ; at 
 -enmity, - variance, - daggers drawn, - 
 open war with ; up in arms against ; in 
 bad odour with. 
 
 on bad -, not on speaking- terms; 
 cool ; cold, -hearted : estranged, alien- 
 ated, disaffected, irreconcilable. 
 
 888. Friendship. — ir. friend- 
 ship, amity; friendliness kd. adj.; bro- 
 therhood, fraternity, sodality, confrater- 
 nity ; harmony &c. (cowcorfT) 714; peace 
 &,c. 721. 
 
 firm -, staunch -, intimate -, familiar 
 ^, bosom -, cordial -, tried -, devoted -, 
 lasting -, fast -, sincere -, warm -, ar- 
 dent- friendship. 
 
 cordiality, fraternization, entente cor- 
 diale, good understanding, rapproche- 
 ment, sympathy, fellow-feeling, response, 
 welcomeness. 
 
 affection &c. {love) 897; favouritism ; 
 goodwill &c. {benevolence') 906. 
 
 acquaintance, familiarity, intimacy, 
 intercourse, fellowship, knowledge of; 
 introduction. 
 
 v. be -friendly kc. adj., - friends ko,. 
 
 890, - acquainted with &c. adj. ; know ; i 
 
 have the ear of; keep company with &c. {sociality') 892; hold com- 
 munication -, have dealings -, sympathize- with ; have a leaning to ; 
 bear good will &c. (benevolent) 906; love &c. 897; make much of; 
 befriend etc. (aid) 707 ; introduce to. 
 
 set one's horses together; hold out -, extend- the right hand of 
 -friendship, - fellowship; become -friendly kc. adj. ; make -friends &c. 
 890 with ; break the ice, be introduced to ; make -, pick -, scrape- ac- 
 quaintance with ; get into favour, gain the friendship of. 
 
 shake hands with, fraternize, embrace ; receive with open arms, 
 throw oneself into the arms of ; meet half way, take in good part. 
 
 Adj. friendly ; amic-able, -al; well affected, nnhostile, neighbourly, 
 brotherly, fraternal, sympathetic, harmonious, hearty, cordial, warm- 
 hearted. 
 
 friends -, well -, at liome -, hand in hand- -vNdth ; on -good, - 
 friendly, - amicable, - cordial, - familiar, - intimate- -terms, - foot- 
 ing ; on -speaking, - visiting- terms ; in one's good -graces, - books. 
 
 acquainted, familiar, intimate, thick, hand and glove, hail fellow 
 well met, free and easy ; welcome. 
 
 Adv. amicably kc. adj. ; with open arms ; sans ceremonie ; arm in 
 arm. 
 
 890. Friend. — w. friend, - of 
 one's bosom ; acquaintance, neighbour, 
 well-wisher; alter ego; bosom -, fast- 
 friend ; amicus usque ad aras ; Jidus 
 Achates ; persona grata. 
 
 891. Enemy. — »r. enemy; foe, 
 -man ; open -, bitter- enemy ; opponent 
 &c. 710; backfriend. 
 
 public enemy, enemy to society. 
 
 Plir. every hand being against one. 
 302, 
 
890—893. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. III. 1°. 
 
 favourer, favtor, patron, Mecaenas : tutelary saint, good genius, ad- 
 vocate, partisan, sympathizer; ally; friend in need &c. (auxiliaty) yii. 
 
 associate, compeer, comrade, mate, companion, confrere, camarade, 
 confidante ; old -, crony; chum; pal; play-fellow, -mule ; schoolfellow; 
 bed-fellow, -mate ; maid of honour. 
 
 compatriot ; fellow -, countryman. 
 
 shop-, ship-, mess-mate ; fellow -, boon -, pot- companion ; co-, 
 partner. 
 
 Arcades ambo, Py lades and Orestes, Castor and Pollux, Nisus and 
 Euryalus, Damon and Pythias, ^j«/' nobile fratinmi. 
 
 host, Amphitryon, Boniface ; guest, visitor, protege. 
 
 892. Sociality. — N". soci-ality, 
 -ability, -ableness &c. ad^. ; social in- 
 tercourse; consociation; inter- course, 
 -community; consort-, companion-, 
 comrade - ship ; clubbism ; esprit de 
 corps, 
 
 conviviality ; good- fellowship, - com- 
 pany ; joviality, jollity, savoir vivre, 
 festivity, festive board, merry-making ; 
 loving cup ; hospitality, heartiness ; 
 cheer. 
 
 welcome, -ness ; greeting ; hearty -, 
 warm -, welcome- reception ; urbanity 
 &c. (courtesy') 894 ; familiarity. 
 
 good -, jolly- fellow ; hon enfant. 
 
 social -, family- circle ; circle of ac- 
 quaintance, coterie, society, company. 
 
 social -gathering, - 7'eunion ; assembly 
 &c. {assemblage) 72; party, entertain- 
 ment, reception, levee, at home, conver- 
 sazione, soiree, matinee, evening -, morn- 
 ing -, afternoon -, garden- party ; kettle-, 
 drum ; partie cari'ee, dish of tea, ridotto, 
 rout, house-warming ; ball, festival, &c. 
 {amusement) 840; 'the feast of reason 
 and the How of soul.' 
 
 visit, -ing ; round of visits ; call, 
 morning call; interview &c. {interlocu- 
 tion) 588 ; assignation ; tryst, -ing place ; 
 appoinjbment. 
 
 club &c. {association) 712. 
 
 V. be -sociable &c. adj. ; know ; be 
 -acquainted &c. adj. ; associate -, sort -, 
 keep company -, walk hand in hand 
 -with; eat off the same trencher, club 
 together, consort, bear one company, 
 join ; make acquaintance with &c. 
 {friendship) 888; make advances, frater- 
 nize, embrace. 
 
 be -, feel -, make oneself- at home 
 with ; make free with ; crack a bottle 
 with; receive hospitality, live at free 
 quarters. 
 
 visit, pay a visit ; interchange -visits, 
 - cards ; call -at, - upon ; leave a card : 
 304 
 
 893. Seclusion. Exclusion.— 
 
 HI. seclusion, privacy; retirement; re- 
 clusion, recess ; snugness &c. adj. ; de- 
 litescence ; rustication, i-us in whe ; soli- 
 tude; solitariness &c. {singleness) 87; 
 isolation ; loneliness &c. adj. ; estrange- 
 ment from the world, voluntary exile. 
 
 cell, hermitage ; convent &c. iocxd ; 
 sanctum sanctorum. 
 
 depopulation, desertion, desolation; 
 wilderness &c. {unproductive) 169; howl- 
 ing wilderness ; rotten boroufih. Old 
 Sarum. 
 
 exclusion, excommunication, banish- 
 ment, exile, ostracism, proscription; cut, 
 
 - direct ; dead cut. 
 
 inhospit-ality, -ableness, &c. adj.; dis- 
 sociability; domesticity. Darby and 
 Joan. 
 
 recluse, hermit, cenobite ; anchor-et, 
 -ite ; Simon Stylites ; Troglodyte, Timon 
 of Athens, Santon, solitaire, ruralist^ 
 disciple of" Zimmermann, closet cynic, 
 Diogenes; outcast. Pariah, castaway, 
 pilgarlic ; wastrel, foundling. 
 
 V. be -, live- secluded &c. adj. ; keep 
 -, stand -, hold oneself- -aloof, - in the 
 background; keep snug; shut oneself 
 up ; deny -, seclude- oneself ; creep 
 into a corner, rusticate, aller planter ses 
 choux', retire, - from the world; take 
 the veil ; abandon &c. 624. 
 
 cut, - dead ; refuse to -associate with, 
 
 - acknowledge ; look cool -, turn one's 
 back -, shut the door- upon ; repel, 
 blackball, excommunicate, exclude, exile, 
 expatriate ; banish, outlaw, ostracize, 
 proscribe, cut off from, send to Coventry, 
 keep at arm's length, draw a cordon 
 round. 
 
 depopulate ; dis-, un-people. 
 
 Adj. secluded, sequestered, retired, 
 delitescent, private, bye ; out of the 
 -world, -way ; ' the world forgetting by 
 the world forirot.' 
 
VI. III. 1°. 
 
 SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS. 
 
 892—895. 
 
 drop in, look iu ; look ODe up, beat up 
 one's quarters. 
 
 entertain ; give a -party &c. n. ; be at 
 home, see one's friends, hang out, keep 
 open house, do the honours ; receive, - 
 with open arms j welcome ; give a warm 
 reception &c. n. to ; kill the fatted calf. 
 
 Adj. sociable, companionable, club- 
 bable, conversable, cosy, cosey, chatty, 
 conversational ; homiletical. 
 
 convivial ; fest-ive, -al ; jovial, joUy, 
 hospitable. 
 
 welcome, - as the roses in May ; fete, 
 entertained. 
 
 free and easy, hail fellow well met, 
 familiar, on visiting terms, acquainted. 
 
 social, neighbom'ly ; international ; 
 gregarious. 
 
 Adv. enfamille, in the family circle : 
 in arm. 
 
 89^. Courtesy. — w. courtesy; 
 respect »S:c. 928 ; good- manners, - be- 
 haviour, - breeding ; manners ; polite- 
 ness &c. adj.\ hienseance, urbanity, co- 
 mity, gentility, breeding, polish, pre- 
 sence ; civili-ty, -zation ; amenity, sua- 
 vity ; good -temper, - humour ; amia- 
 bility, easy temper, complacency, soft 
 tongue, mansuetude ; condescension kc. 
 {humility) 879 ; affability, complaisance, 
 prevenance, amability, gallantry ; pink 
 of -politeness, ~ courtesy. 
 
 compliment ; fair -, soft -, sweet- 
 words ; honeyed phrases, ceremonial ; 
 salutation, reception, presentation, intro- 
 duction, accueil, greeting, recognition; 
 welcome, abord, respects, devoir, regards, 
 remembrances ; kind -regards, - remem- 
 brances ; love, best love, duty. 
 
 obeisance Sec. {reverence) 928 ; bow, 
 courtesy, curtsy, scrape, salaam, kotou, 
 bowing and scraping ; kneeling ; genu- 
 flexion &c. {ivorship) 990; obsrequious- 
 uess kc. 886 ; capping, shaldug hands, 
 See. V. ; grip of the hand, embrace, hug, 
 squeeze, accolade, loving cup, vin d'hon- 
 neur, pledge ; love token &c. {endear- 
 ment) 902 ; kiss, buss, salute. 
 
 mark of recognition, nod ; ' nods and 
 becks and wreathed smiles'; valediction 
 kc. 293 ; condolence &c. 915. 
 
 V. be -courteous «&;c. adj. ; show -cour- 
 tesy &c. n. 
 
 mind one's P's and Q's, behave oneself, 
 be all things to all men, concihate, speak 
 305 
 
 snug, domestic, staj-nt-home. 
 
 imsociable; un-, dis-social; inhospi- 
 table, cynical, inconversable, unclubba- 
 ble, sauvage. 
 
 solitary; lone-ly, -some; isolated, 
 single. 
 
 estranged ; unfrequented ; uninhabit- 
 able, -ed ; tenantless ; abandoned ; de- 
 serted, - in one's utmost need ; unfriend- 
 ed ; kith-, friend-, home-less ; lorn, for- 
 lorn, desolate. 
 
 un-visited, -introduced, -invited, -wel- 
 come ; under a cloud, left to shift for 
 oneself, derelict, outcast. 
 
 banished kc. v. 
 
 Pbr. noli me tangere* 
 
 ?ans -fagon, - ceremonie, arm 
 
 895. Discourtesy. — XT. dis- 
 courtesy; ill-breeding; ill -, bad -, un- 
 gainly- manners; insuavity; uncourte- 
 ousuess i&c. adj. ; rusticity, inurbanity ; 
 illiberality, incivility, displacency. 
 
 disrespect &c. 929 ; procacity, impu- 
 dence ; barbar-ism, -itj ; misbehaviour, 
 brutality, blackguardism, conduct unbe- 
 coming a gentleman, grossierete, hrus- 
 que}-ie; vulgarity kc. 851. 
 
 churlishness kc. adj. ; spinosity, per- 
 versity ; moroseuess&c. (sullenness) 901a. 
 
 sternness &C. af//. ; austerity; moodish- 
 ness, captiousuess, kc. 901 ; cynicism ; 
 tartness kc. adj.; acrimony, acerbity, 
 vu'ulence, asperity. 
 
 scowl, black looks, frown; short an- 
 swer, rebuff; hard words, contumely ; 
 unparliamentary language, personality. 
 
 bear, bruin, brute, blackguard, beact ; 
 unlickedcub; frump, cross-patch; sauce- 
 box &c. 887. ' 
 
 V. be -rude kc. adj. : insult kc. 929 ; 
 treat with discourtesy ; take a name in 
 vain ; make -bold, - free- with ; take a 
 liberty; stare out of countenance, ogle, 
 point at, put to the blush. 
 
 cut ; turn -one's back upon, - on one's 
 heel ; give the cold shoulder ; keep at -a 
 distance, - arm's length ; look -cool, - 
 coldly, - black- upon ; show the door to, 
 send away with a flea in the ear. 
 
 lose one's temper &c. {resentment) 900; 
 sulk &c. 901a; frown, scowl, glowe;-, 
 pout ; snap, snarl, growl. 
 
894—893. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 vr. m. i^ 
 
 one fair, take in good part ; make -, do- 
 the amiable ; look as if "butter would 
 not melt in one's mouth ; mend one's 
 manners. 
 
 receive, do the honours, usher, greet, 
 hail, bid welcome ; welcome, - with 
 open arms ; shake hands ; hold out -, 
 press -, squeeze- the hand ; bid God 
 speed ; speed the parting guest ; cheer, 
 serenade. 
 
 salute; embrace &c. {endearment) 
 902 ; kiss, - hands ; drink to, pledge, 
 hob and nob ; move to, nod to ; smile 
 upon. 
 
 uncover, cap ; touch -, take off- the 
 hat ; doff the cap -, present arms ; make 
 way for ; bow ; make -one's bow, - a 
 \e^ ; scrape, curtsy, courtesy ; bob a 
 -curtsy, - courtesy ; kneel ; bow -, 
 bend- the knee. 
 
 visit, wait upon, present oneself, pay 
 one's respects, pay a visit &c. {sociahility) 
 892 ; dance attendance on »fec. {servility) 
 886 ; pay attentions to ; do homage to 
 &c. {respect) 928. 
 
 prostrate oneself &c. {worship) 990. 
 
 give -, send- one's duty &c. n. to. 
 
 render -polite &c. adj. ; polish, civi- 
 lize, humanize. 
 
 Adj. courteous, polite, civil, mannerly, urbane ; well-behaved, 
 -mannered, -bred, -brought up ; good-mannered, polished, civilized, 
 cultivated ; refined &c. {taste) 850 ; gentlemanlike &c. {fashion) 852 ; 
 gallant; on one's good behaviour. 
 
 fine -, fair -, soft- spoken ; honey-mouthed, -tongued ; oily, bland ; 
 obliging, conciliatory, complaisant, complacent •, obsequious &c. 886. 
 
 ingratiating, winning ; gentle, mild ; good-humoured, cordial, gra- 
 cious, affable, familiar ; neighbourly. 
 
 AdT. courteously &c. adj. ; with a good grace : with -open - out- 
 stretched- arms ; a bras ouverts ; suaviter in modo, in good humour. 
 
 Int. hail ! welcome ! well met ! ave ! all hail ! good -day, - mor- 
 row ! God speed ! pax vohiscum ! may your shadow never be less ! 
 
 896. Congrratulation. — ir. con-, gratulation; felicitation 5 sa- 
 lute &c. 894; condolence &c. 915 ; compliments of the season. 
 
 V. con-, gratulate ; felicitate; give -, wish one- joy ; tender -, offer- 
 one's congratulations ; wish -many happy returns of the day, - a merry 
 Christmas and a happy new year. 
 
 congratulate oneself &c. (rejoice) 838. 
 
 Adj. con-, gratulatory. 
 
 render -rude &c. adj. ; brut-alize, -ify. 
 
 Adj. dis-, un-courteous ; uncourtly ; 
 ill-bred, -mannered, -behaved, -condi- 
 tioned ; unbred ; unmanner - ly, - ed ; 
 im-, un-polite ; un-polished, -civilized, 
 -genteel ; ungentleman-like, -ly ; un- 
 ladylike ; blackguard; vulgar &c. 851 ; 
 dedecorous ; foul - mouthed, -spoken ; 
 abusive. 
 
 un - civil, -gracious, -ceremonious ; 
 cool ; pert, forward, obtrusive, impu- 
 dent, rude, saucy, precocious. 
 
 repulsive ; un-complaisant, -accommo- 
 dating, -neighbourly, -gallant ; inaffable ; 
 un-gentle, -gainly ; rough, rugged, bluff, 
 blunt, gruff; churl-, boor-, bear-ish; 
 brutal, brusque ; stern, harsh, austere ; 
 cavalier. 
 
 tart, sour, crabbed, sharp, short, tren- 
 chant, sarcastic, biting, caustic, virulent, 
 bitter, acrimonious, venomous, contume- 
 lious ; snarling &c. v. ; surly, - as a bear; 
 perverse; grim, sullen, &c. 901a; pee- 
 vish &c. {irascible) 901. 
 
 Adv. discourteously &c. adj.; with 
 -discourtesy &c. n., - a bad grace. 
 
 897. Ziove. — xar. love; fondness 
 &c. adj. ; liking ; inclination &c. {desire) 
 865 ; regard, dilection, admiration, fancy. 
 
 affection, sympathy, fellow - feeling ; 
 tenderness kc. adj. ; heart, brotherly 
 Jove; benevolence &c. 906 ; attachment. 
 
 yearning, e/joo?, tender passion, amour, 
 306 
 
 898. Kate. — W. hate, hatred, 
 vials of hate. 
 
 dis-affectiou, -favour ; alienation, es- 
 trangement, coolness ; enmity &c. 889 ; 
 animosity &c. 900. 
 
 umbrage, pique, grudge; dudgeon, 
 spleen ; bitterness, - of feeling j ill -j 
 
VI. m. 1°. 
 
 SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS. 
 
 897—898. 
 
 had- blood ; acrimony ; malice &c. 907 ; 
 implacability &c. {revenge) 919. 
 
 repugnance &c. {dislike) 867 ; odium, 
 unpopularity ; detestation, antipathy ; 
 object of -hatred, - execration ; abomin- 
 ation, aversion, hete noire ; enemy &c. 
 891; bitter pill; source of annoyance 
 
 gallantry, passion, flame, devotion, fer- 
 vour, enthusiasm, transport of love, rap- 
 ture, enchantment, infatuation, adora- 
 tion, idolatry. 
 
 Cupid, Venus ; myrtle ; true lover's 
 knot ; love -token, - suit, - affair, - tale, 
 - story ; the old story, plighted love ; 
 courtship &c. 902 ; amourette. 
 
 maternal love, aropyr}. 
 
 attractiveness; popularity; favourite 
 &c. 899. 
 
 lover, suitor, follower, admirer, a- 
 dorer, wooer, amoret, beau, sweetheart, 
 inamorato, swain, young man, flame, love, 
 truelove; lemau, Lothario, gallant, para- 
 mour, amoroso, cavaliere servente, cap- 
 tive, eicisheo ; caro sposo. 
 
 inamorata, lady-love, idol, darling, 
 duck, Dulcinea, angel, goddess, car a 
 sposa. 
 
 betrothed, affianced, j^rtwcee. 
 
 flirt, coquette : amorette ; pair of turtle 
 doves ; abode of love, agapemone. 
 
 V, love, like, afiect, fancy, care for, take 
 an interest in, be partial to, sympathize 
 with ; be -in love &c. adj.- with; have -, 
 entertain -, harbour -, cherish- a -love 
 &c. n. for; regard, revere; take to, bear 
 love to, be wedded to; set one's affec- 
 tions on ; make much of, feast ones 
 eyes on ; hold dear, prize ; hug, cling to, 
 cherish, pet. 
 
 burn ; adore, idolize, love to distrac- 
 tion, aimer Sjjej'dument ; dote- on, - upon. 
 
 take a fancy to, look sweet upon ; be- 
 come -enamoured Sec. adj. : fall in love 
 with, lose one's heart ; desire &c. 865. 
 
 excite love ; win -, gain -, secure -, 
 engage- the -love, - affections, - heart ; 
 take the fancy of; have a place in -, 
 ^'iud round- the heart ; attract, attach, 
 
 endear, charm, fascinate, captivate, bewitch, seduce, enamour, en- 
 rapture, turn the head. 
 
 get into favour; ingratiate -, insinuate -, worm- oneself; propitiate, 
 currv favour with, pay one's court to, faire Taimable, set one's cap at, 
 flirt.' 
 
 Adj. loving &c.r.; fond of ; taken -, struck- with ; smitten, bitten ; 
 attached to, wedded to ; enamoured ; charmed &c. v. ; in love ; love- 
 sick ; over head and ears in love. 
 
 affectionate, tender, sweet upon, sympathetic, loving ; amorous, ama- 
 tory ; erotic, uxorious, ardent, passionate, rapturous, devoted, motherly. 
 
 loved kc. V. ; beloved ; well -, dearly- beloved ; dear, precious, 
 darling, pet, little ; favourite, popular. 
 
 congenial ; to -, after- one's -mind, - taste, - fancy, - own heart. 
 
 in o'ne's good -graces &c. {friendly) 888 : dear as the apple of one's 
 eye, nearest to one's heart. 
 307 
 
 V. hate, detest, abominate, abhor, 
 loathe ; recoil -, shudder- at ; shrink 
 from, view with horror, hold in abomin- 
 ation, revolt against, execrate ; scowl kc. 
 895 ; disrelish kc. {dislike) 867. 
 
 owe a grudge; bear -spleen, - a 
 grudge, - malice, &c. {malevolence) 907 ; 
 conceive an aversion to. 
 
 excite -, provoke- hatred &:c. n. ; be 
 -hateful &c. adj. ; stink in the nostrils ; 
 estrange, alienate, repel, set against, sow 
 dissension, set by the ears, envenom, in- 
 cense, irritate, rile ; horrify kc. 830. 
 
 Adj . hating (fee. r. ; abhorrent; averse 
 from &c. {disliking) 867 ; set against. 
 
 bitter &c. {acrimonious) 895 ; impla- 
 cable kc. {revengefid) 919, 
 
 un-Ioved, -beloved, -lamented, -de- 
 plored, -mourned, -cared for, -endeared, 
 -valued ; disliked kc. 867. 
 
 crossed in love, forsaken, rejected, 
 love-lorn, jilted. 
 
 obnoxious, hateful, odious, abomin- 
 able, repulsive, offensive, shocking ; dis- 
 gusting &c. {disagreeable) 830. 
 
 invidious, spiteful; malicious &c. 907. 
 
 insulting, irritating, provoking. 
 
 [Mutual hate] at daggers drawn ; not 
 on speaking terms kc. {enmity) 889. 
 
 Plir. no love lost between. 
 
 X 3 
 
897—900. AFFECTIONS. VI. iir. i^ 
 
 lovable, ad.orable; lovely, sweet; attractive, seductive, winning; 
 charming, enj^aging, interesting, enchanting, captivating, fascinating, 
 bewitching ; amiable, like an angel. 
 
 899. Favourite. — la". favourite, pet, cosset, minion, idol, jewel, 
 spoiled chM, enfant ffdte; led captain; crony; fondling; apple of one's 
 eye, man after one's own heart ; persona grata. 
 
 love, dear, darling, duck, honey, jewel ; mopeey, moppet ; sweetheart 
 &c. {love) 897. 
 
 general -, imiversal- favourite ; idol of the people. 
 
 900. Resentment. — wr. resentment, displeasure, animosity, 
 anger, wrath, indignation; exasperation, bitter resentment, wrathful 
 indignation. 
 
 pique, umbrage, huiF, miff, soreness, dudgeon, acerbity, virulence, bit- 
 terness, acrimony, asperity, spleen, gall; heart-burning, -swelling; 
 rankling. 
 
 ill -, bad- -humour, - temper; irascibility &c. 901 ; ill blood &c. 
 ijiate) 898; revenge kc. 919. 
 
 excitement, irritation ; warmth, bile, choler, ire, fume, pucker, dander, 
 ferment, ebullition ; towering passion, acharnement, angry mood, taking, 
 pet, tift*, passion, fit, tantrums. 
 
 burst, explosion, paroxysm, storm, rage, fury, desperation ; violence 
 kc. 173; fire and fury; vials of wrath; gnashing of teeth, hot blood, 
 high words. 
 
 scowl &c. 895; sulks &c. 9oi«. 
 
 [Cause of umbrage] affront, provocation, ofience ; indignity &c. {in- 
 sult) 929 ; grudge, crow to pluck, sore subject, casus belli. 
 
 Furies, Eumenides. 
 
 buffet, slap in the face, box on the ear, rap on the knuckles. 
 
 V. resent ; take -amiss, - ill, - to heart, - offence, - umbrage, - huff, 
 
 - exception ; take in -ill part, - bad part, - dudgeon ; ne pas entendre 
 raillerie ; breathe revenge, cut up rough. 
 
 fly -, fall -, get- into a -rage, - passion ; bridle -, bristle -, froth -, 
 fire -, flare- up ; open -, pour out- the vials of one's wrath. 
 
 pout, knit the brow, frown, scowl, lower, snarl, growl, gnarl, gnash, 
 snap ; redden, colom* ; look -black, - black as thunder, - daggers ; bite 
 one's thumb ; show -, grind- one's teeth ; champ the bit. 
 
 chafe, mantle, fume, Idndle, fly out, take fire ; boil, - over ; boil with- 
 indignation, - rage ; rage, storm, foam ; vent one's -rage, - spleen ; lose 
 one's temper, stand o;\ one's hind legs, stamp the foot ; stamp -, quiver 
 -, swell -, foam- with rage ; burst with anger. 
 
 have a fling at ; bear malice &c. {revenge) 919. 
 
 cause -, raise- anger ; affront, offend ; give -offence, - umbrage ; 
 anger ; hurt the feelings ; insult, discompose, fret, ruffle, nettle, huff, 
 pique ; excite &c. 824 ; irritate, stir the blood, stir up bile ; sting, - to 
 the quick ; rile, provoke, chafe, wound, incense, inflame, enrage, aggra- 
 vate, add fuel to the flame, fan into a flame, widen the breach, envenom, 
 embitter, exasperate, infuriate, kindle wrath ; stick in one's gizzard ; 
 rankle &c. 919. 
 
 put out of humour ; put one's -monkey, - back- up ; raise one's -gorge, 
 
 - dander, - choler ; work up into a passion ; make -one's blood boil, - 
 the ears tingle ; throw into a ferment, madden, drive one mad ; lash into 
 -fury, - madness ; fool to the top of one's bent ; set by the ears. 
 
 bring a hornet's nest about one's ears. 
 
 Adj. angry, wrath, irate; ire -, wrath-ful; cross &c. {irascible) 901 ; 
 
 308 
 
VI. III. 1°. SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS. 900— 901a. 
 
 sulky &c. 9oi« ; "bitter, virulent ; acrimonious &c. {discourteous) Szc. 895 ; 
 yiolent «S:c. i y^. 
 
 warm, burning ; boiling, - over ; fuming, raging ; foaming, - at the 
 mouth ; convulsed with rage. 
 
 offended &c. v. ; waxy, acharne ; wrought, worked up ; indignant, 
 hurt, sore ; set against. 
 
 fierce, wild, ragefid, fmious, mad with rage, fiery, infuriate, rabid, 
 savage ; relentless &c. 919. 
 
 fiushed with -anger, - rage ; in a -huff", - stew, - fume, - pucker, - 
 passion, - rage, - fury, - taking, - way ; on one's high ropes, up in arms; 
 in high dudgeon. 
 
 Adv. angrily kc. adj. ; in the height of passion ; in the heat of -pas- 
 sion, - the moment. 
 
 Int. tantcene animis coelestihus irce ! marry come up ! zounds ! 'sdeath ! 
 
 Phr. one's -blood, - back, - monkey- being up ; fervens difficili bile 
 jecur ; the gorge rising, eyes flashing fire ; the blood -rising, - boiling ; 
 hceret laten lethalis arundo. 
 
 901. Irascibility. — M". irascibility, temper ; crossness &:c. adj. ; 
 susceptibility, procacity, petulance, irritabiUty, tartness, acerbity, pro- 
 tervity ; pugnacity Sec. (contentiousness) 720. 
 
 excitability &c. 825 ; bad -, fiery -, crooked -, irritable Szc. adj.- 
 temper ; genus ti'ritahile, hot blood. 
 
 ill humour &c. (sidlenness) 901a; asperity &c., churlishness Sec. (dis- 
 courtesy/) 895. 
 
 huif &c. {resentment) 900 ; a word and a blow. 
 
 Sir Fretful Plagiary ; brabbler, Tarta,r ; shrew, vixen, virago, terma- 
 gant, dragon, scold, Xantippe ; porcupine ; spit-fire ; fire-eater &c. {hlus- 
 terer) 887; fury &c. {violent person) 173. 
 
 V. be -irascible &c. adj. ; have a -temper &c. n., - devil in one ; fire 
 up &c. {he angry) 900. 
 
 Adj. irascible; bad-, ill-tempered; irritable, susceptible; excitable 
 i^c. 825 ; thin-skinned &c. {sensitive) 822; fretful, fidgety: on the fret. 
 
 hasty, over-hasty, quick, warm, hot, testy, touchy, techy, tetchy; like 
 -touchwood, - tinder ; huffy; pet-tish, -ulant ; waspish, snappish, pep- 
 pery, fiery, passionate, choleric, shrewish, ' sudden and quick in quarrel.^ 
 
 querulous, captious, moodish ; quarrelsome, contentious, disputatious ; 
 pugnacious &c. {bellicose) 720; cantankerous, exceptions; restiff &c. 
 {2}erve}'se) 901 «; churlish Sec. {discourteous) 895. 
 
 cross, - as -crabs, - two sticks, - a cat, - a dog, - the tongs ; fractious, 
 peevish, acaridtre. 
 
 in a bad temper ; sulky Sec. goiai angry Sec. 900. 
 
 resent-ful, -ive ; vindictive Sec. gig. 
 
 Int. pish ! 
 
 901a. Sullenness. — u. sullenness &c. adj. ; morosity, spleen ; 
 churlishness &c. {discourtesy) 895 ; irascibility &c. 901. 
 
 moodiness &c. ar7/. ; perversity; obstinacy &c. 606 ; torvity, spinosity; 
 crabbedness &c. adj. 
 
 ill -, bad- -temper, - humour ; sulks, dudgeon, mumps, dumps, dol- 
 drums, tit of the sulks, bouderie, black looks, scowl ; huff &c. {resentment) 
 900. 
 
 V. be -sullen &c. adj. ; sulk ; frown, scowl, lower, glower, gloam, 
 pout, have a hang-dog look, glout. 
 
 Adj. sullen, sulky; ill-tempered, -humoured, -affected, -disposed; in 
 •an ill, - a bad, - a shocking- -temper, - himiour ; out of -temper, - 
 
 309 
 
901a— 905. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. III. 1°. 
 
 as a crab ; surly &c. 
 
 humour ; knaggy, torvous, crusty, crabbed ; sour, 
 {discourteous) 895. 
 
 moody ; spleen-ish, -ly ; splenetic, cankered. 
 
 cross, -grained ; perverse, wayward, humoursome ; rest-ifF, -ive; can- 
 tankerous, intractable, exceptious, sinistrous, deaf to reason, unaccommo- 
 datiug, rusty, curst, froward. 
 
 dogged &c. {stubborn) 606. 
 
 grumpy, glum, grim, grum, morose, frumpish; in the -sulks &c. n. ; 
 out of sorts ; scowl-, glower-, growl-ing. 
 
 peevish &c. {irascible) 901. 
 
 902. [Expression ofafiection or love.] Endearment. — iff. endear- 
 ment, caress ; blandish-, blandi-ment ; e2mnchem,ent, fondling, billing 
 and cooing, dalliance. 
 
 embrace, salute, kiss, buss, smack, osculation, deosculation ; amorous 
 glances. 
 
 courtship, wooing, suit, addresses, the soft impeachment ; love- 
 making ; serenading ; caterwauling. 
 
 Hirtiug &c. V. ; flirtation, gallantry ; coquetry. 
 
 true lover's knot, plighted love ; love -tale, - token, - letter ; billet- 
 doux, valentine. 
 
 honeymoon ; Strephon and Chloe. 
 
 V. caress, fondle, pet, dandle ; pat, - on the -head, - cheek ; chuck 
 under the chin, smile upon, coax, wheedle, cosset, coddle, cocker, cockle ; 
 make -of, - much of; cherish, foster, kill with kindness. 
 
 clasp, hug, cuddle ; fold -, strain- in one's arms : nestle, nuzzle ; em- 
 brace, kiss, buss, smack, blow a kiss ; salute &c. {courtesy) 894. 
 
 bill and coo, spoon, toy, dally,llirt, coquet ; galli-, gala-vant; philander ; 
 make love ; pay one's -court, - addresses, - attentions- to ; serenade ; 
 court, woo ; set one's cap at ; be -, look- sweet upon ; ogle, cast sheep's 
 eyes upon ; faire les yeux doux. 
 
 fall in love with, win the affections, &c. {love) 897 ; die for. 
 
 propose; make -, have- an offer; pop the question; plight one's 
 -troth, - faith. 
 
 Adj. caressing &c. v. ; ' sighing like furnace' ; , love-sick, spoony. 
 
 caressed &c. v. 
 
 903. IHarriag-e. — ir. marriage, 
 matrimony, wedlock, union, intermar- 
 riage, vinculmn matrimonii, nuptial tie. 
 
 married state, coverture, bed, cohabi- 
 tation. 
 
 match; betrothment &c. {proinise) 
 768 ; wedding, nuptials. Hymen, bri- 
 dal ; e-, spousals ; leading to the altar 
 &c. V.', nuptial benediction, epithala- 
 mium. 
 
 torch -, temple- of Hymen ; hyme- 
 neal altar ; honeymoon. 
 
 brides-maid, -man ; bride, bridegroom. 
 
 married -man, - woman, - couple ; 
 neogamist. Benedick, partner, spouse, 
 mate, yokemate ; husband, man, con- 
 sort, baron ; old -, good- man ; wife, - 
 of one's bosom ; helpmate, rib, better 
 half, grey mare, old woman, good wife ; 
 310 
 
 ^ 904. Celibacy. — Iff. celibacy, 
 singleness, single blessedness ; bachelor- 
 hood, -ship ; miso-gamy, -gyny. 
 
 virginit}', inicelage-, i maiden -hood, 
 -head. 
 
 unmarried man, bachelor, Ocelebs, 
 agamist, old bachelor ; miso-gamist, 
 -gynist; monogamist. 
 
 unmarried woman, spinster; maid, 
 -en; virgin, /ewe sole, old maid. 
 
 V. live single. 
 
 Adj. un-married, -wedded; wife-, 
 spouse-less ; single. 
 
 905. S>ivorce.-sr. divorce, -ment; 
 separation ; judicial separation, separate 
 maintenance ; separatio a -mensd et 
 thoro, - vinculo matrimonii. 
 
 widowhood, viduity, weeds. 
 
VI. III. 2°. 
 
 SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS. 
 
 903—907. 
 
 widow, -er ; relict ; dowager ; di-> 
 vorcee : cuckold. 
 
 V. live separate; separate, divorce. 
 
 disespouse, put away ; wear the hori:o. 
 
 feme, - coverte ; squaw, lady; matron, 
 -age, -hood ; man and wife ; wedded 
 pair. Darby and Joan. 
 
 mono-, bi-, di-, deutero-, tri-, poly- 
 gamy ; mormonism ; polyandrism ; Turk, 
 Bluebeard. 
 
 unlawfid. -, left-lianded -, morganatic 
 -, ill-assorted- marriage ; mesalliance. 
 
 V. marry, wive, take to oneself a wife ; be -married, - spliced ; go 
 -, pair- oif ; wed, espouse, lead to tlie hymeneal altar, take ' for better 
 for worse,' give one's hand to, bestow one's hand upon. 
 
 marry, join, handfast; couple &c. {unite) 43 : tie the nuptial knot; 
 give -away, - in marriage ; ally, affiance : betroth &c. {promise) 768 ; 
 publish -, bid- the banns ; be asked in church. 
 
 Adj. married &c. v. ; one, - bone and one flesh. 
 
 marriageable, nubfie. 
 
 engaged, betrothed, affianced. 
 
 matrimonial, marital, conjugal, connubial, wedded; nuptial, hyme- 
 neal, spousal, bridal. 
 
 l^Jax, the grey mare the better horse. 
 
 2'^. Diffusive Sympathetic Affectioxj 
 
 906. Benevolence. — w. benevo- 
 lence, Christian charity ; God's -love, - 
 grace ; good- will ; philanthropy &c. 910; 
 imseltisliuess ko.. 942. 
 
 good -nature, - feeling, - wishes ; 
 kind-, kindli-ness Szcadj.; lovingkind- 
 ness, benignity, brotherly love, charity, 
 humanity, fellow - feeling, sympathy ; 
 goodness -, w- armth- of heart ; bonhomie : 
 kind-heartedness; amiability, milk of 
 human kindness, tenderness; love &c. 
 897 ; friendship kc. 888. 
 
 toleration, consideration, generosity ; 
 mercy &c. {pitij) 914. 
 
 charitableness &c. adj. ; bounty, alms- 
 giving ; good works, beneficence, the 
 luxury of doing good. 
 
 acts of kindness, a good turn ; good -, 
 kind- -offices, - treatment. 
 
 good Samaritan, sympathizer, hon en- 
 fant; altruist. 
 
 V. be -benevolent &c. adj. ; have one's 
 heart in the right place, bear good will ; 
 wish -well, - God speed ; view -, regard- 
 with an eye of favour ; take in good 
 part ; take -, feel- an interest in ; be -, 
 feel- interested- in ; sympathize with, 
 feel for ; fraternize &c. {he friendly) 888. 
 
 enter into the feelings of others, do as 
 you would be done by, meet half-way. 
 
 treat well ; give comfort, smooth the 
 bed of death ; do -good, - a good turn ; 
 
 907. malevolence.— IT. male- 
 volence ; bad intent, -ion ; lui-, dis-kind- 
 ness ; ill -nature, - will, - blood ; bad 
 blood ; enmity &c. 889 ; hate &c. 898 ; 
 malignity: malice, - prepense ; malicious- 
 ness &c. adj. ; spite, despite ; resentment 
 &c. 900. 
 
 uncharitableness <S:c. adj.-, incompas- 
 sionateness &c. 914a ; gall, venom, ran- 
 cour, rankling, virulence, mordacity, 
 acerbity; churlishness &c. {discourtesy) 
 895. 
 
 hardness of heart, heart of stone, ob- 
 duracy ; cruelty ; cruelness kc. adj. ; 
 brutality, savagery ; fer-ity, -ocity ; bar- 
 barity, inhumanity, immanity, trucu- 
 lence, ruffianism ; evil eye, cloven foot ; 
 torture, vivisection-. 
 
 ill -, bad- turn ; aftront kc. [disrespect) 
 929 ; outmge, atrocity ; ill usage ; in- 
 tolerance, persecution ; tender mercies 
 [ironical] ; ' unkindest cut of all.' 
 
 V. be -malevolent kc. adj.; bear -, 
 harbour- -spleen, - a grudge, - malice ; 
 betray -, show- the cloven foot. 
 
 hurt &c. {pkysical pain) 378 ; annoy 
 &c. 830; injure, harm, wrong; do -harm, 
 - an ill office- to ; outrage ; disoblige, 
 malign, plant a thorn in the breast. 
 
 molest, worry, harass, haunt,' harry, 
 bait, tease, throw stones at; play the 
 devil with; himt down, dragoon, hound ; 
 
906—909. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. III. 2». 
 
 benefit &c. {goodness) 648 ; render a ser- 
 vice, be of use ; aid &c. 707. 
 
 Adj. benevolent; kind, -ly; well- 
 meaning ; amiable ; obliging, accommo- 
 dating, indidgent, gracious, complacent, 
 good-humoured. 
 
 warm-, kind-, tender-, large-, broad- 
 hearted ; merciful &c. 914; charitable, 
 beneficent, humane, benignant ; bount- 
 eous, -iful. 
 
 good-, well-natured ; spleenless ; sym- 
 path-izing, -etic ; complaisant &c. {cour- 
 teous) 894; well-meant, -intentioned. 
 
 fatherly, motherly, brotherly, sisterly ; 
 pat-, mat-, frat-ernal ; friendly &c. 888. 
 
 Adv. with -a good intention, - the 
 best intentions. 
 
 Int. God speed ! much good may it 
 do! 
 
 persecute, oppress, grind ; maltreat; ill- 
 treat, -use. 
 
 wreak one's malice on, do one's worst, 
 break a butterfly on the wheel ; dip -, 
 imbrue- one's hands in blood ; have no 
 mercy &c. 914a. 
 
 Adj. male-, unbene-volent ; unbenign; 
 ill-disposed, -intentioned, -natured, -con- 
 ditioned, -contrived ; evil-minded, -dis- 
 
 unnatural 
 
 malicious ; malign, -ant ; rancorous ;; 
 de-, spiteful ; mordacious, caustic, bitter, 
 envenomed, acrimonious, virulent ; un- 
 amiable, -charitable ; maleficent, venom- 
 ous, grinding, galling. 
 
 harsh, disobliging; un-kind, -friendly,, 
 -gracious ; inofficious ; invidious ; un- 
 candid ; churlish &c. {uncourteous) 895 ^ 
 surly, sullen, &c 901a. 
 
 cold, -blooded, -hearted ; hard-, flint-, 
 marble-, stony-hearted : hard of heart, 
 ruthless &c. {unmerciful) 914a; relentless &c. {I'evengeful) 
 
 919- 
 
 cruel ; brut-al, -ish ; savage, - as a -bear, - tiger ; fer-ine, -ocious ; 
 inhuman ; barbarous, fell, untamed, tameless, truculent, incendiary ; 
 bloodthirsty kc. {murderous) 361 ; atrocious. 
 
 fiend-ish', -like ; demoniacal ; diabolic, -al ; devilish, infernal, hel- 
 lish, Satanic. 
 
 Adv. malevolently &c. adj. ; with -bad intent &c. n. 
 
 908. malediction. — W. malediction, malison, curse, imprecation, 
 denunciation, execration, anathema, ban, proscription, excommunication, 
 commination, thunders of the Vatican, fulmination, maranatha. 
 
 abuse ; foul -, bad -, strong -, unparliamentary- language ; Billings- 
 gate, sauce, evil spealdng ; cursing &c. v. ; profane swearing, oath. 
 
 threat &c. 909 ; more bark than bite ; invective &c. {disapprobaiiony 
 
 932- 
 
 V. curse, accurse, imprecate, damn, swear at ; curse with bell book 
 and candle ; invoke -, call down- curses on the head of ; devote to de- 
 struction. 
 
 execrate, beshrew, scold ; anathematize &c. (cewswre) 932 ; hold up 
 to execration, denounce, proscribe, excommunicate, fulminate, thunder 
 against; threaten &c. 909. 
 
 curse and swear ; swear, - like a trooper ; fall a cursing, rap out an 
 oath, damn. 
 
 Adj. curs-ing, -ed, &c, v. 
 
 Int. woe to ! beshrew ! ruaf caelum ! ill -, woe- betide ! confusion seize 1 
 damn ! confound ! blast ! curse ! devil take ! hang ! out with ! a plague 
 -, out- upon ! aroynt ! /}oni soit ! 
 
 Phr. delenda est Carthago. 
 
 909. Threat. — W. threat, menace ; defiance &c. 715; abuse, min- 
 acity, intimidation ; fulmination ; commination &c. {curse) 908 ; gathering- 
 clouds &;c. {teaming) 668. 
 
 V. threat, -en ; menace ; snarl, growl, gnarl, mutter, bark, bully, 
 defy &c. 715 ; intimidate &c. 860; keep -, hold up -, hold out- in 
 312 
 
VI. III. 3°. 
 
 SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS. 
 
 909— 914a. 
 
 teirorem ; shake -, double -, clinch- the fist at ; tli mder, talk big, ful- 
 minate, use big words, bluster, look daggers. 
 
 Adj. threatening, menacing; mina-tory, -cious ; comminatory, abu- 
 siye ; in terrorem ; ominous »S:c. (predicting) 5 1 1 ; defiant &c. 715; under 
 the ban. 
 
 Int. vcs victis ! at your peril ! do your worst ! 
 
 911. Misanthropy. — lu. misan-^ 
 thropy, incivism ; egotism &c. {selfish- 
 ness) 943; moroseness &c. 90 1 « ; cynicism. 
 
 misanthrope, egotist, cynic, man- 
 hater, Timon, Diogenes. 
 
 woman-hater, misogynist. 
 
 Adj. misanthropic, antisocial, unpa- 
 triotic ; egotistical &c. (selfish) 943* 
 morose &c. 901a. 
 
 910. Philanthropy.— W. phil- 
 anthropy ; humanit-y, -arianism ; univer- 
 sal benevolence ; delieice humani genei'is ; 
 cosmopolitanism, utilitarianism, the 
 greatest happiness of the greatest num- 
 ber, social science. 
 
 common weal ; socialism, commuiiism. 
 
 patriotism, civism, nationality, love of 
 country, amor imtricB, public spirit. 
 
 chivalry, knight errantry ; generosity 
 «S:c.942. 
 
 philanthropist, utilitarian, Bentham- 
 ite, socialist, communist, cosmopolite, citizen of the world, amicus 
 humani generis ; knight errant ; patriot. 
 
 Adj. philanthropic, humanitarian, utilitarian, cosmopolitan ; public- 
 spirited, patriotic ; humane, large-hearted, &c. {benevolent) 906 ; chival- 
 ric; generous &c. 942. 
 
 Adv. ^^ro -bono jyublico, - aris et focis. 
 
 Pixr. * humani nihil a me alienum jJuto.^ 
 
 912. Benefactor. — x. benefac- 
 
 tor, saviour, good genius, tutelary saint, 
 guardian angel, good Samaritan ; j^fii^^' 
 pat7'ifs ; salt of the earth &c. (good man) 
 948 ; auxiUary &c. 7 1 1 . 
 
 913. [Maleficent being.] Evil doer. 
 
 — IT. evil -doer, - worker ; wrong doer 
 kc. 949 ; mischief maker, marplot ; op- 
 pressor, tyrant ; firebrand, incendiary, 
 anarchist, destroyer. Vandal, iconoclast : 
 communist ; terrorist. 
 
 savage, brute, ruffian, barbarian, semi- 
 barbarian, caitiff", desperado ; Mo-hock, 
 -hawk; bludgeon man, bully, rough, dangerous classes, ugly customer ; 
 thief &c. 792. 
 
 cockatrice, scorpion, hornet; viper, adder; snake, - in the grass ; 
 serpent, cobra, asp, rattlesnake, anaconda ; canker-, wire-worm ; locust^ 
 Colorado beetle ; torpedo ; bane &c. 663. 
 
 cannibal; Anthropophag-us, -ist; bloodsucker, vampire, ogre, ghoul, 
 gorilla ; vulture ; gyr-, ger-falcon. 
 
 wild beast, tiger, hyaena, butcher, hangman ; cut-throat &c. (killer') 
 361 ; blood-, hell-hound. 
 
 hag, hellhag, beldam, Jezebel. 
 
 monster ; fiend &c. (demon) 980 ; devil incarnate, demon in human 
 shape ; Frankenstein's monster, 
 harpy, siren ; Furies, Eumenides. 
 Attila, scourge of the human race. 
 Plir. fccnum habet in cornu. 
 
 3°. Special Sympathetic Affections. 
 
 914. Pity. — MT. pity, compassion, 
 commiseration ; bowels, - of compas- 
 sion ; sympathy, fellow-feeling, tender- 
 
 914a. Pitilessness, — IT. pitl- 
 lessness &c. adj.; inclemency; severity 
 &c. 739 ; malevolence &c. 907. 
 3^3 
 
914—919. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 V. liave no -, shut tlie gates 
 mercy &c. 914 ; give no quarter. 
 
 Adj. piti-, merci-, ruth-, bowel-less ; 
 unpitying, unmerciful, inclement; in-, 
 un - compassionate ; inexorable ; harsh 
 &c. 739; cruel &c. 907; unrelenting 
 &c. 919. 
 
 ness, yearning, forbearance, humanity, 
 mercy, clemency; leniency &c. {lenity) 
 740 ; charity, ruth, long-suffering. 
 
 melting mood ; argumentum ad miseri- 
 cordiam ; quarter, grace, locus pocnitcn- 
 tice. 
 
 sympathizer. 
 
 V. pity ; have -, show -, take- pity 
 &c. n. ; commiserate, compassionate ; 
 condole &c. 915; sympathize; feel -, 
 be sorry -, yearn- for; weep, melt, thaw, enter into the feelings of. 
 
 forbear, relent, relax, give quarter, wipe the tears, par cere, suhjcctis, 
 give a coup de grace, put out of one's misery. 
 
 raise -, excite- pity &c. n. ; touch, soften ; melt, - the heart ; pro- 
 pitiate, disarm. 
 
 ask for -mercy &c.w. ; supplicate &c. {i-efpiesf) 765; cry for quarter, 
 beg one's life, kneel ; deprecate. 
 
 Adj. pitying &c. 2?. ; pitiful, compassionate, sympathetic, touched. 
 
 merciful, clement, ruthful ; humane ; humanitarian &c. (^philan- 
 throinc) 910; tender, - hearted, - as a chicken ; soft, - hearted ; un- 
 hardened ; lenient &c. 740 ; exomble, forbearing ; melting &c. v. ; 
 weak. 
 
 VI. III. 3°. 
 of- 
 
 Znt. for pity's sake ! mercy ! 
 you ! poor -thing, - dear, 
 peret a lachrymis ! 
 
 Plir. one's heart bleeding for 
 disco. 
 
 have -, cry you- mercy ! God help 
 fellow ! woe betide ! quis talia fando tem- 
 
 haud ignara mali miseris mccurrei'e 
 
 915. Condolence. — ir 
 
 pathy, consolation. 
 
 V. condole with, console, sympathize 
 -, supply- consolation ; lament &c. 839- 
 
 condolence; lamentation &c. 839; sym- 
 testify- pity ; afford 
 
 ; express 
 with. 
 
 4°. RETROSrECTIVE SYMPATHETIC AeEECTIONS. 
 
 916. G-ratitude. — u. gratitude, 
 thankfulness, feeling of obligation. 
 
 acknowledgment, recognition, thanks- 
 giving, giving thanks. 
 
 Te Bmm &c. (ivorship) 990 ; grace, - 
 before, - after- meat ; thank-offering. 
 
 requital. 
 
 V. be -grateful &c. adj. ; thank ; give 
 -, render -, return -, offer -, tender- 
 thanks (fee. n. ; acknowledge, requite. 
 
 feel -, be -, lie- under an obligation ; 
 savoir gre ; not look a gift horse in the 
 mouth; never forget, overflow with 
 gratitude ; thank -, bless- one's stars ; 
 fall on one's knees. 
 
 Adj. grateful, thankful, obliged, beholden, indebted to, under obliga- 
 tion. 
 
 Int. thanks! many thanks! gramercy ! much obliged ! thank you ! 
 thank Heaven ! Heaven be praised ! 
 
 917. Ingratitude. — W. ingrati- 
 tude, thanklessness, oblivion of benefits. 
 
 ' benefits forgot ; ' thankless -task, - 
 office. 
 
 v. be -ungrateful &c. ac?/. ; forget 
 benefits ; look a gift horse in the mouth. 
 
 Adj. un-grateful, -mindful, -thank- 
 ful ; thankless, ingrate, wanting in 
 gratitude, insensible of benefits. 
 
 forgotten; un-acknowledged, -thank- 
 ed, -requited, -rewarded ; ill-requited. 
 
 Int. thank you for nothing ! ' et tu 
 Brute." 
 
 918. Forg-iveness. 
 
 314 
 
 -W. forgive- | 919. Revenge. — w. revenge, 
 
TI. IV. i^ 
 
 MORAL OBLIGATIONS. 
 
 918—923. 
 
 ness, pardon, condonation, grace, re- ' 
 mission, absolution, amnesty, oblivion; 1 
 indulgence ; reprieve. 
 
 conciliation; reconciliation &c. {jmci- 
 fication) 723 : propitiation. 
 
 excuse, exoneration, quittance, release, 
 indemnity; bill -, act -, covenant -, 
 deed- of indemnity; exculpation &c. {ac- 
 quittal) 970. 
 
 longanimity, placability; amantium 
 irce ; locus pamitentics. 
 
 V. forgive, - and forget; pardon, 
 condone, think no more of, let b^-gones 
 be bygones, shake hands ; forget an 
 injury. 
 
 excuse, pass over, overlook ; wink at 
 &c. {neglect) 460 ; bear vt^ith ; allow -, 
 make allowances- for; let one down 
 easily, not be too hard upon, pocket the 
 affront. 
 
 let ofi\, remit, absolve, give absolution, 
 reprieve ; acquit &c. 970. 
 
 beg -, ask -, implore- pardon &c. n. ; 
 conciliate, propitiate, placate ; make up 
 a quarrel &c.(/>acz/7/) 723 ; let the wound 
 heal. 
 
 Adj. forgiving, placable, conciliatory. ' 
 
 forgiven &c. v. ; un-resented, -avenged, 
 
 Adv. cry you mercy. 
 
 Phr. veniam petimusque damusque vicii 
 in anger. 
 
 -ment ; vengeance ; avenge-ment, -ance ; 
 sweet revenge, vendetta, death-feud, 
 blood for blood ; retaliation &c. 7 .1 8 ,• 
 day of reckoning. 
 
 rancour, vindictiveness, implacability ; 
 malevolence &c. 907 ; ruthlessness &c. 
 914a. [nides. 
 
 avenger, vindicator, Nemesis, Eume- 
 
 V. re-, a-venge ; take -, have one's- 
 revenge ; breathe -revenge, - vengeance ; 
 wreak one's -vengeance, - anger. 
 
 have -accounts to settle, - a crow to 
 pluck, - a rod in pickle. 
 
 keep the wound green ; harbour -re- 
 venge, - vindictive feehng ; bear malice ; 
 rankle, - in the breast. 
 
 Adj. revenge-, venge-ful ; vindictive, 
 rancorous; pitiless &c. 9I4«; ruthless, 
 rigorous, avenging. 
 
 unforgiving, unrelenting ; inexorable, 
 stony-hearted, implacable ; relent-, re- 
 morse-less. 
 
 ceternum servans sub pectoi-e vvlnus ; 
 rankling, immitigable. 
 
 Phr. manet -cicatrix, - altd mente 
 repostum. 
 
 -revenged. 
 
 sim ; more in sorrow than 
 
 920. Jealousy. — w. jeaious-y, -ness ; jaundiced eye ; green-eyed 
 monster; yellows; Juno. 
 
 V. be -jealous &c. adj. ; view with -jealousy, - a jealous eye. 
 Adj. jealous, - as a Barbary pigeon ; jaundiced, yellow-eyed, horn- 
 mad. 
 
 921. Envy. — wr. envy; enviousness &c. adj.; rivalry; ja/oz(s?e da 
 metier. 
 
 V. envy, covet, burst with envy. 
 
 Adj. envious, invidious, covetous ; alieni apjKteiis. 
 
 Section' IV. MORAL AFFECTIONS. 
 1°. MoKAL Obligations. 
 
 922. Rig'ht. — la". right ; what 
 -ought to, - should- be ; fitneas &c. ad]'. ; 
 summnm jus. 
 
 justice, equity; equitableness &c. adj.:, 
 propriety : fair play, impartiality, mea- 
 sure for measure, give and take, lex 
 talionis. 
 
 Astrsea, Nemesis, Themis. 
 
 scales of justice, even-handed justice. 
 
 923. Wrong-.— w. wrong; what 
 -ought not to, - should not- be ; malum 
 in se\ unreasonableness, grievance; 
 shame. 
 
 injustice; unfairness &c. adj.; in- 
 iquity, foul play, partiality, leaning; 
 favour, -itism; nepotism, party spirit; 
 undueness &c, 925 ; milawfulness &c. 
 964. 
 
 3^S 
 
922—925. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. IV. i^ 
 
 suum cuique; clear stage -, fah: field- 
 and no favour. 
 
 morals &c. (duty) 926 ; law &c. 963 ; 
 honour &c. {pi'ohity) 939; virtue &c. 
 
 944. 
 
 V. be -right &c. adj. ; stand to reason. 
 
 see -justice done, - one righted, - 
 fair play; do justice to ; recompense &c. 
 (rezvard) 973 ; hold the scales even, 
 give and take ; serve one right, put the 
 saddle on the right horse ; give -every 
 one, - the devil- his due ; audire cdteram 
 partem. 
 
 deserve t&c. (6e entitled to) 924. 
 
 Adj. right, good ; just, reasonable ; 
 fit &c. 924 ; equ-al, -able, -itable ; even- 
 handed, fair. 
 
 legitimate, j iistifiable, rightful ; as it 
 -should, - ought to- be ; lawful &c. {^per- 
 mitted) 760, {legal) 963. 
 
 deserved &c. 924. 
 
 Adv. rightly &c. adj. ; in -justice, 
 - equity, - reason. 
 
 without -distinction of, - regard to, - 
 respect to- persons ; upon even terms. 
 
 Int. all right! 
 
 S24:. Dueness. — w. due, -ness ; 
 right, privilege, prerogative, prescription, 
 title, claim, pretension, demand, birth- 
 right. 
 
 immunity, licence, liberty, franchise ; 
 vested -interest, - right. 
 
 sanction, authority, warranty, charter ; 
 warrant &c. {pej-mission) 760; consti- 
 tution &c. {laio) 963 ; tenure ; bond &c. 
 {security) 771. 
 
 claimant, appellant ; plaintiiF &c. 938. 
 
 V. be -due &:c. adj. to, - the due &c. 
 n. of; have -right, - title, - claim- to ; 
 be entitled to ; have a claim upon ; be- 
 long to &c. {property) 780. 
 
 deserve, merit, be worthy of, richly 
 deserve. 
 
 demand, claim ; call upon -, come 
 upon -, appeal to- for; re-vendicate, 
 -3laim ; exact ; insist -on, - upon ; chal- 
 lenge ; take one's stand, make a point 
 of, require, lay claim to, assert, assume, 
 arrogate, make good ; substantiate ; vin- 
 dicate a -claim, - right ; make out a case. 
 
 give -, confer- a right'; entitle ; au- 
 thorize &c. 760 ; sanctify, legalize, or- 
 dain, prescribe, allot. 
 
 give every one his duo &c. 922 ; pay 
 one's dues ; have one's -due, - rights. 
 316 
 
 robbing Peter to pay Paul &c. v. ; the 
 wolf and the lamb ; vice kc. 945. 
 
 a custom more honoured in the breach 
 than the observance. 
 
 V. be -wrong &c. adj. ; cry to heaven 
 for vengeance. 
 
 do -wrong &c. ??.; be -inequitable ifec. 
 adj.; favour, lean towards; encroach; 
 impose upon ; reap where one has not 
 sown ; give an inch and take an ell ; rob 
 Peter to pay Paul. 
 
 Adj. wrong, -ful ; bad, too bad ; un- 
 just, -fair; in-, un~equitable ; unequal, 
 partial, one-sided. 
 
 objectionable ; un-reasonable, -allow- 
 able, -warrantable, -justifiable; im- 
 proper, unfit ; unjustified &c. 925 ; ille- 
 gal &c. 964 ; iniquitous ; immoral &c. 
 
 945. 
 
 in the wrong, - box. 
 Adv. wrongly &c. adj. 
 Plir. it will not do. 
 
 925. [Absence of right.] Undue- 
 ness. — W, undueness &c. adj.\ malum 
 proJiihitum ; impropriety; illegality &c. 
 964- 
 
 i'alseness &c. adj. ; emptiness -, inva- 
 lidity- of title ; illegitimacy. 
 
 loss of right, disfranchisement, forfei- 
 ture. 
 
 usurpation, tort, violation, breach, en- 
 croachment, presumption, stretch, ex- 
 action, imposition, l:ou"s share. 
 
 usurper, pretender. 
 
 V. be -undue &c. adj. ; not be -due 
 &c. 924. 
 
 infringe, encroach, trench on, exact ; 
 arrogate, - to oneself ; give an inch and 
 take an ell ; stretch -, strain- a point ; 
 usurp, violate, do violence to. 
 
 dis-franchise, -entitle, -qualify ; in- 
 validate. 
 
 relax &c. {he lax) 738 ; misbehave &c. 
 {yice^ 945 ; misbecome. 
 
 Adj. undue; unlawful &c. {illegal) 
 964 ; unconstitutional ; illicit ; un-au- 
 thorised, -warranted, -allowed, -sanc- 
 tioned, -justified ; un-, dis - entitled, 
 -qualified ; un-privileged, -chartered. 
 
 illegitimate, bastard, spurious, false j 
 usurped, tortious. 
 
VI. IV. 1°. 
 
 MORAL OBLIGATIONS. 
 
 924— 927a, 
 
 -merited, -earned ; 
 
 un-deserved, 
 fulfilled. 
 
 forfeited, disfranchised. 
 
 improper ; un-meet, -fit, -befitting, 
 -seemly ; iin-, mis-becoming ; seemless ; 
 contra bonos snores ; not the thing, out 
 of the question, not to be thought of; 
 preposterous, pretentious, would-be. 
 
 use a right, assert, enforce, put in 
 force, lay under contribution. 
 
 Adj. having a light to c^c. v.; en- 
 titled to ; claiming ; deserving, merit- 
 ing, worthy of. 
 
 privileged, allowed, sanctioned, war- 
 ranted, authorized; ordained, prescribed, 
 constitutional, chartered, enfranchised. 
 
 prescriptive, presumptive ; absolute, 
 indefeasible ; un-, in-alienable ; impre- 
 scriptible, inviolable, unimpeachable, unchallenged ; sacrosanct. 
 
 due to, merited, deserved, condign, richly deserved. 
 
 allowable &c. {permitted) 760; lawfuJ, licit, legitimate, legal; 
 legalized &c. (Imv) 963. 
 
 square, unexceptionable, right ; equitable &c. 922 ; due, en regie ; 
 fit, -ting ; correct, proper, meet, befitting, becoming, seemly ; decorous ; 
 creditable, up to the mark, right as a trivet; just -, quite- the thing ; 
 selon les regies. 
 
 Adv. duly, ex officio, dejure ; by -right, - divine right; juredivino, 
 Dei gratia, in the name of. 
 
 Plir. civis Romanus sum. 
 
 926. Duty. — »r. duty, what ought 
 to be done, moral obligation, account- 
 ableness, liability, onus, responsibility; 
 bounden -, imperative- duty ; call, - of 
 duty. 
 
 allegiance, fealty, tie ; engagement &c. 
 (promise) 768 ; part ; function, calling, 
 &c. (business) 625. 
 
 morality, morals, decalogue ; case of 
 conscience ; conscientiousness &c. (p7'o- 
 bity) 939 ; conscience, inward monitor, 
 still small voice within, sense of duty, 
 tender conscience. 
 
 dueness &c. 924 ; propriety, fitness, 
 seemliness, decorum, to Tvpenov; the 
 -thing, - proper thing ; the -right, - 
 proper- thing to do. 
 
 [Science of morals] Eth-ics, -ology ; 
 Deon-, Are-tology; Moral -, Ethical- 
 Philosophy ; Casuistry, Polity. 
 
 observance, fulfilment, discharge, per- 
 formance, acquittal, satisfaction, redemp- 
 tion ; good behaviour. 
 
 V. be -the duty of, - incumbent &c. 
 adj. on, - responsible &c. adj. ; behoove, 
 become, befit, beseem ; belong -, per- 
 tain- to ; fall to one's lot ; devolve on ; 
 lie -upon, - on one's head, - at one's 
 door ; rest -with, - on the shoulders of. 
 
 take upon oneself &c. (pi-omise) 768 ; 
 be -, become- -bound to, - sponsor for ; 
 incur a -responsibility &c. n.; be 
 
 stand 
 
 lie- under an oblio-ation ; have 
 
 to answer for, owe it to oneself. 
 
 927. Dereliction of Duty. — 
 
 Iff. dereliction of duty ; fault kc. (guilt) 
 947 ; sin &c. (vice) 945 ; non-observance, 
 -performance ; neglect, relaxation, in- 
 fraction, ^iolation, transgression, failure, 
 evasion ; dead letter. 
 
 V. violate ; break, - through ; in- 
 fringe ; set -aside, - at naught ; trample 
 -on, - under foot ; slight, neglect, evade, 
 renounce, forswear, repudiate ; wash 
 one's hands of ; escape, transgress, fail. 
 
 call to account &c. (disapprobation) 
 932. 
 
 927a. Ezexnption. — w. exemp- 
 tion, freedom, irresponsibility, immu- 
 nity, liberty, licence, release, exonera- 
 tion, excuse, dispensation, absolution, 
 franchise, renunciation, discharge.; ex- 
 culpation &c. 970. 
 
 V. be -exempt &c. adj. 
 
 exempt, release, acquit, discharge, quiv- 
 claim, remise, remit ; free, set at liberty, 
 let off, pass over, spare, excuse, dispense 
 with, give dispensation, license ; stretch 
 a point; absolve Sz.c. (forgive) 918; 
 exonerate &c. (exculpate) 970 ; save the 
 necessity. 
 
 Adj. exempt, free, at liberty, scot 
 free ; released &c. v. ; unbound, unen- 
 cumbered ; irresponsible, unaccountable, 
 not answerable; excusable. 
 
 317 
 
926—929. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. IV. 1°. 
 
 impose a -duty &c. n.; enjoin, require, exact; bind, - over; saddle 
 with, prescribe, assign, call upon, look to, oblige. 
 
 enter upon -, perform -, observe -, fulfil -, discbarge -, adhere to 
 -, acquit oneself of -, satisfy- -a duty, - an obligation ; act one's part, 
 redeem one's pledge, do justice to, be at one's post ; do duty; do one's 
 duty &c. {be virtuous) 944. 
 
 be on one's good behaviour, mind one's P's and Q's. 
 
 Adj. obligatory, binding; imperative, peremptory; stringent &c. 
 (severe) 739; behooving &c. v.; incumbent -, chargeable- on; under 
 obligation ; obliged -, bound -, tied- by ; saddled with. 
 
 due -, beholden -, bound -, indebted- to ; tied down ; compromised 
 &c. (promised) 768 ; in duty bound. 
 
 amenable, liable, accountable, responsible, answerable. 
 
 right, meet, *&c. (due) 924 ; moral, ethical, casuistical, conscientious, 
 ethological. 
 
 Adv. with, a safe conscience, as in duty bound, on one's own re- 
 sponsibility, at one's own risk, suo j^ej'iculo ; in foro conscientice ; 
 quamdiu se bene gesserit. 
 
 Phr. dura lex sed lex. 
 
 2°. MoKAL Sentiments. 
 
 928. Respect. — W. respect, re- 
 gard, consideration ; courtes}^ &c. 894 ; 
 attention, deference, reverence, honour, 
 esteem, estimation, veneration, admira- 
 tion ; approbation &c. 931. 
 
 homage, fealty, obeisance, genuflexion, 
 kneeling, prostration ; obsequiousness 
 &c. 886 ; salaam^ kotou, bow, presenting 
 arms, salute, 
 
 respects, regards, duty, devoirs, cgards. 
 
 devotion &c. (piety) 987. 
 
 V. respect, regard ; revere, -nee ; hold 
 in reverence, honour, venerate, hallow ; 
 esteem &c. (approve of) 931 ; think much 
 of; entertain -, bear- respect for; look 
 up to, defer to ; pay -attention, - respect 
 &c. n.' to ; do -, render- honour to ; do 
 the honours, hail ; show courtesy &c. 
 894 ; salute, present arms ; do -, pay- 
 homage to ; pay tribute to, kneel to, 
 bow to, bend the knee to ; fall down 
 before, prostrate oneself, kiss the hem of 
 one's garment ; worship &c. 990. 
 
 keep one's distance, make room, ob- 
 serve due decorum, stand upon ceremony. 
 
 command -, inspire- respect; awe, 
 impose, overawe, dazzle. 
 
 Adj. respecting &c. v.; respectful, 
 deferential, decorous, reverential, obse- 
 quious, ceremonious, bare-headed, cap 
 in hand, on one's knees ; prostrate &c. 
 (servile) 886. 
 
 respected &c. v. ; in high -esteem, - 
 estimation; time-honoured, venerable, 
 emeritus. 
 318 
 
 929. Disrespect.— w. dis- re- 
 spect, -esteem, -estimation; disparage- 
 ment &c. (disjjraiss) 932, (detraction) 
 934- 
 
 irreverence ; slight, neglect ; spretce 
 injuria fo}-m(e; superciliousness &c. (con- 
 tenrpt) 930. 
 
 vilipendency, contumely, affront, dis- 
 honour, insult, indignity, outrage, dis- 
 courtesy &c. 895; practical joking; 
 scurrility, scoffing, sibilation ; ir-, de- 
 rision ; mockery ; irony &c. {ridicule) 
 856; sarcasm, 
 
 hiss, hoot, gibe, flout, jeer, scoff*, gleek, 
 taunt, sneer, quip, fling, w^ipe, slap in 
 the face. 
 
 V. hold in disrespect &c. (despise) 
 930 ; misprize, disregard, slight, trifle 
 with, set at naught, pass by, push aside, 
 overlook, turn one's back upon, laugh in 
 one's sleeve; be -disrespectful ifcc, adj.,- 
 discourteous &c, 895 ; treat with -dis- 
 respect &c. n. ; set down, browbeat, 
 
 dishonour, desecrate ; insult, affront, 
 outrage. 
 
 speak slightingly of ; disparage &c. 
 (dispraise) 932 ; vilipend, call names ; 
 throw -, fling- dirt ; drag through tbe 
 mud, point at, indulge in personalities ; 
 make -mouths, - faces ; bite the thumb ; 
 take -, pluck- by the beard ; toss in a 
 blanket, tar and feather. 
 
 have -, hold- in derision ; deride, scoff, 
 sneer, laugh at, snigger, ridicule, gibe, 
 mock, jeer, taunt, twit, niggle, gleek,' 
 
VI. lY. 2^ 
 
 MORAL SENTIMENTS. 
 
 928—932. 
 
 Adv. in deference to; -with -all, - 
 due, - the highest- respect ; with sub- 
 mission. 
 
 saving your -grace, - presence ; salva 
 sit revei'entin ; pace tanti nominis. 
 
 Int. hail ! all hail ! esto 'perpetua ! 
 may your shadow never be less ! 
 
 gird, flout, fleer ; roast, turn into ridi- 
 cule ; burlesque &c. 856 ; laugh to scorn 
 &c. (contempt) 930 ; smoke ; fool ; make 
 -game, - a fool, - an April fool- of; 
 piay a practical joke ; lead one a dance^ 
 run the rig upon, have a fling at, scout^ 
 hiss, hoot, mob. 
 
 Adj. disrespectful ; aweless, irreye- 
 rent; disparaging &c. 934; insulting 
 &c. V. ; supercilious &c. {scoimful) 930 ; rude, derisive, sarcastic ; scur- 
 ri-le, -lous; contumehous. 
 
 un-respected, -worshipped, -envied, -saluted ; un-, dis-regarded. 
 Adv. disrespectfully &c. adj. 
 
 930. Contempt. — w. contempt, disdain, scorn, sovereign con- 
 tempt ; despi-sal, -ciency; vilipendency, contumely ; slight, sneer, spurn, 
 by-word. 
 
 contemptuousness &c. adj. ; scornful eye ; smile of contempt ; derision 
 &c. {disrespect) 929. 
 
 [State of being despised] despisedness. 
 
 V. despise, contemn, scorn, disdain, feel contempt for, view with a 
 scornful eye, disregard, slight, not mind ; pass by &c. (neglect) 460. 
 
 look down upon ; hold -cheap, - in contempt, - in disrespect ; think 
 -nothing, -small beer- of: make light of; underestimate &c. 483 ; esteem 
 -slightly, - of small or no account ; take no account of, care nothing for ; 
 set no store by ; not care a -straw &c. (unimportance) 643 ; set at naught, 
 laugh in one's sleeve, snap one's fingers at, shrug one's shoulders, tm*n up 
 one's nose at, pooh-pooh, damn with faint praise ; sneeze -, whistle -, 
 sneer- at ; curl up one's lip, toss the head, traiter de haut en has ; laugh 
 at &c. (he disrespectfid) 929. 
 
 point the finger of -, hold up to -, laugh to- scorn ; scout, hoot, flout, 
 hiss, scofi" at. 
 
 turn -one's back, - a cold shoulder- urpon ; tread -, trample- -upon, - 
 imder foot ; spurn, kick ; fling to the winds &c. (repudiate) 610 ; send away 
 with a flea in the ear. 
 
 Adj. contemptuous ; disdain-, scorn-ful ; withering, contumelious, 
 supercilious, cj^nical, haughty, bumptious, cavalier ; derisive. 
 
 contemptible, despicable ; pitiable ; pitiful &c. (unimportant) 643 ; 
 despised &c. v.; down-trodden; unenvied. 
 
 Adv. contemptuously &c. adj. 
 
 Int. a fig for &c. (unimiyortant) 643 ; bah ! never mind ! away with ! 
 hang it ! fiddle-de-dee ! 
 
 931. Approbation. — it. appro- 
 bation ; approv-al, -ement ; sanction, 
 advocacy ; nod of approbation ; esteem, 
 estimation, good opinion, golden opin- 
 ions, admiration ; love &c. 897 ; appre- 
 ciation,regard, account, popularity, Kvbos, 
 credit ; repute &c. 873. 
 
 commendation, praise ; laud, -ation ; 
 good word ; meed -, tribute- of praise ; 
 encomium ; eulog-y, -ium ; elocje, pane- 
 gyric ; homage, hero worship : benedic- 
 tion, blessing, benison. 
 
 applause, plaudit, clap ; clapping, - 
 
 932. Disapprobation.-^, dis- 
 appro-bation, -val ; improbation ; dis-es- 
 teem, -valuation, -placency ; odium ; 
 dislike &c. 867. 
 
 dis-praise, -commendation : blame, 
 censure, obloquy; detraction &c. 934; 
 disparagement, depreciation ; denunci- 
 ation; condemnation &c. 971 ; ostracism. 
 
 animadversion, reflection, stricture, 
 objection, exception, criticism ; sardonic 
 -grin, - laugh ; sarcasm, insinuation, in- 
 
 nuendo ; bad -, poor 
 compliment. 
 
 lefthanded- 
 
 319 
 
931—932. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. IV. 2' 
 
 of hands ; accl-aim, -amation ; cheer; 
 paean, liosannali ; shout -, peal -, chorus 
 -, thunders- of -applause &c.; Pryta- 
 neum. 
 
 V. approve ; think -good, - much of, 
 - well of, - highly of; esteem, value, 
 prize ; set great store -by, - on. 
 
 do justice to, appreciate; honour, 
 hold in esteem, look up to, admire ; like 
 &c. 897; be in favour of, wish God 
 speed ; hail, - with satisfaction. 
 
 stand -, stick- up for ; upliold, hold 
 up, countenance, sanction ; clap -, pat- 
 on the back ; keep in countenance, en- 
 dorse, give credit, recommend ; mark 
 with a white -mark, - stone. 
 
 commend, praise, laud, compliment, 
 pay a tribute, bepraise ; clap, - the 
 hands ; applaud, cheer, acclamate, en- 
 core ; panegyrize, eulogize, cry up, jjro- 
 ner, puff; extol, - to the skies ; mag- 
 nify, glorify, exalt, swell, make much 
 of; flatter &c. 933 ; bless, give a bles- 
 sing to ; have -, sa)'- a good word for ; 
 speak -well, - highly, - in high terms- 
 of ; sing -, sound -, chaunt -, resound- 
 the praises of ; sing praises to ; cheer -, 
 applaud- to the -echo, - very echo. 
 
 redound to the -honour, - praise, - 
 credit- of ; do credit to ; deserve -praise 
 &c. n. ; recommend itself ; pass muster. 
 
 be -praised &c. ; receive honourable 
 mention ; be in -favour, - high favour- 
 with ; ring with the praises of, win 
 golden opinions, gain credit, find favour 
 with, stand well in the opinion of ; lau- 
 dat'i a laudato viro. 
 
 Adj. approving &c. v.; in favour of; 
 lost in admiration. 
 
 commendatory, complimentary, bene- 
 dictory, laudatory, panegyrical, eulogis- 
 tic, encomiastic, lavish of praise, uncri- 
 tical. 
 
 approved, praised, &,c.v.\ un-censured, 
 -impeache 1 ; popular, in good odour ; 
 in high esteem &c. {resjjected) 928 ; in 
 -, in high- favour. 
 
 deserving -, worthy of- praise &c. n. ; 
 praiseworthy, commendable, of estima- 
 tion ; good &c. 648 ; meritorious, esti- 
 mable, creditable, plausible, unimpeach- 
 able ; beyond all praise. 
 
 Adv. with credit, to admiration ; well 
 4&:c. 618 ; with three times three. 
 
 Int. hear hear ! well done ! h'avo ! 
 bravisshno ! euge ! made virtute ! so far | 
 320 
 
 satire ; sneer &c. {contempt) 930 : 
 taunt &c. (disrespect) 929 ; cavil, carp- 
 ing, censoriousness ; hypercriticism &c. 
 {fastidiousness) 868. 
 
 reprehension, remonstrance, expostu- 
 lation, reproof, reprobation, admonition, 
 increpation, reproach; rebuke, repri- 
 mand, castigation, jobation, lecture, cur- 
 tain lecture, blow up, wigging, dressing, 
 rating, scolding, trimming; correction, 
 set down, rap on the knuckles, coup de 
 bee, rebuff; slap, - on the face; home 
 thrust, hit ; frown, scowl, black look. 
 
 diatribe ; jeremi-ad, -ade; tirade, phi- 
 lippic. 
 
 clamour, outcry, hue and cry ; hiss, 
 -ing ; sibilation, cat-call ; execration &c. 
 908. 
 
 chiding, upbraiding, &c. v. ; exprobra- 
 tion, abuse, vituperation, invective, ob- 
 jurgation, contumely; hard -, cutting-, 
 bitter- words. 
 
 evil-speaking ; bad language &c. 908 ; 
 personality. 
 
 V. disapprove ; dislike &c. 867 ; lament 
 &c. 839 ; object to, take exception 
 to ; be scandalized at, think ill of; view 
 with -disfavour, - dark eyes, - jaundiced 
 eyes ; nil adrnirari, disvalue, improbate. 
 
 frown upon, look grave ; bend -, knit- 
 the brows ; shake the head at, shrug the 
 shoulders ; turn up the nose &c. (con- 
 tempt) 930 ; look -askance, - black 
 upon ; look with an evil eye ; make a 
 wry -face, - mouth- at ; set one's face 
 against. 
 
 dis- praise, -commend, -parage; de- 
 precate, speak ill of, not speak well of; 
 condemn kc. {Jind guilty) 971. 
 
 blame ; lay -, cast- blame upon ; cen- 
 sure, fronder, reproach, pass censure on, 
 reprobate, impugn. 
 
 remonstrate, expostulate, recriminate. 
 
 reprehend, chide, admonish ; bring -, 
 call- -to account, - over the coals, - to 
 order ; take to task, reprove, lecture, 
 bring to book ; read a -lesson, - lecture- 
 to ; rebuke, correct. 
 
 reprimand, chastise, castigate, lash, 
 blow up, trounce, trim, laver la tete, 
 overhaul ; give it one, - finely; gibbet. 
 
 accuse &c. 938 ; impeach, denounce ; 
 hold up to -reprobation, - execration ; 
 expose, brand, gibbet, stigmatize ; show -, 
 pull -, take- up ; cry ' shame' upon ; be 
 outspoken ; raise a hue and cry against. 
 
VI. IV. 2" 
 
 MORAL SENTIMENTS. 
 
 931— 93'ft. 
 
 so good, that's right, quite right ; op- 
 time ! one cheer more ; may your sha- 
 dow never be less ! esto perpetua ! long 
 life to ! viva ! evuiva ! God speed ! valete 
 et plaudite ! encm'e ! hia ! 
 Plir. prohatum est. 
 
 execrate &c. 908 ; exprobrate, speak 
 daggers, vituperate ; abuse, - like a 
 pickpocket ; scold, rate, obj urgate, up- 
 braid, fall foul of; jaw ; rail, - at, - in 
 good set terms ; bark at ; anathema- 
 tize, call names ; call by -hard, - ugly- 
 names ; a-, re-vile ; viU-fy, -pend ; be- 
 spatter ; backbite ; clapperclaw ; rave 
 -, thunder -, fulminate- against ; load with reproaches. 
 
 exclaim -, protest -, inveigh -, declaim -, cry out -, raise one's 
 voice- against. 
 
 decry ; cry -, run -, frown- down ; clamour, hiss, hoot, mob, ostra- 
 cize ; draw up -, sign- a round robin. 
 
 animadvert -, reflect- upon ; glance at; cast -reflection, - reproach, 
 - a slur- upon ; insinuate, damn with faint praise ; ' hint a fault and 
 hesitate dislike ' ; not to be able to say much for. 
 
 scoft' at, point at ; twit, taimt, &.c. {disrespect) 929 ; sr.eer at &c. 
 (despise) 230; satirize, lampoon , defame &c. (detract) 934; depreciate, 
 find fault with, criticize, cut up ; pull -, pick- to pieces ; take excep- 
 tion; cavil; peck -, nibble -, carp- at ; be -censorious &c. adj.) pick 
 -holes, - a hole, - a hole in one's coat ; make a fuss about. 
 
 take -, set- down ; snub, snap one up, give a rap on the knuckles ; 
 throw a stone -at, - in one's garden ; have a -fling, - snap- at ; have 
 words with, pluck a crow with; give one a -wipe, - lick with the 
 rough side of the tongue. 
 
 incur blame, excite disapprobation, scandalize, shock, revolt ; get a 
 bad name, forfeit one's good opinion, be under a cloud, come under the 
 feriile, bring a hornet's nest about one's ears. 
 
 take blame, stand corrected ; have to answer for. 
 
 Adj. disapproving &c. r. ; scandalized. 
 
 disparaging, condemnatory, damnatory, denunciatory, reproachful, 
 abusive, objurgatory, clamorous, vituperative ; defamatory &c. 934. 
 
 satirical, sarcastic, sardonic, cynical, dry, sharp, cutting, biting, 
 severe, withering, trencliant, hard upon ; censorious, critical, captious, 
 carping, hypercritical ; fastidious &c. 868 ; sparing of -, grudging- 
 praise. 
 
 disapproved, chid, &c. v. ; in bad odour, blown upon, unapproved ; 
 unblest; at a discount, exploded ; weighed in the balance and found 
 wanting. 
 
 blameworthy, reprehensible &c. (guilt) 947 ; to -, worthy of- blame 
 answerable, uncommendable, exceptionable, not to be thought of 
 bad Szc. 649; vicious, &c. 945. 
 
 un-lamented, -bewailed, -pitied. 
 
 Adv. with a wry face ; reproachfully &c. adj. 
 
 Int. it is too bad ! it -won't, - will never- do ! marry come up ! 
 Oh ! come !. 'sdeath ! 
 
 forbid it Heaven ! God -, Heaven- forbid ! out -, fie- upon it ! 
 away with ! tut ! tempora ! O mores ! shame ! fie, - for shame ! 
 out on you ! 
 
 tell it not in Gath ! 
 
 KT. flattery, adu- 
 
 933. nattery 
 
 lation, gloze ; bland-ishment, -iloquence ; 
 cajolery ; fawning, wheedling, &c. v. ; 
 captation, coquetry, sycophancv, flun- 
 321 
 
 934. Detraction.— 10-. detrac- 
 tion, disparagement, depreciation, vilifi- 
 cation, obloquy, scurrility, scandal, de- 
 famation, aspersion, traducement, slan- 
 
933—938. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. IV. 2°. 
 
 keyism, toad-eating, tuft-liuntiDg; snob- 
 bishness. 
 
 incense, honeyed words, flummery ; 
 hurir-kum, -comhe ; blarney, placebo, but- 
 ter ; soft -soap, - sawder ; rose water. 
 
 voice of the charmer, mouth honour ; 
 lip-homage; euphemism; unctuousness 
 &c. adj. 
 
 V. flatter, praise to the skies, puff"; 
 wheedle, cajole, glaver, coax; fawn, - 
 upon ; humour, gloze, soothe, pet, co- 
 quet, slaver, butter ; be-spatter, -slubber, 
 -plaster, -slaver ; lay it on thick, over- 
 praise ; earwig, cog, collogue ; truckle 
 -, pander or pandar -, pay court- to ; 
 court; creep into the good graces of; 
 purry favour with, hang on the sleeve 
 of ; fool to the top of one's bent ; lick 
 the dust. 
 
 lay the flattering unction to one's 
 soul, gild the pill, make things pleasant. 
 
 overestimate &c. 482 ; exaggerate &c. 
 
 549. 
 
 Adj. flattering &c. v.; adulatory; 
 mealy- honey - mouthed ; honeyed ; 
 smooth, - tongued ; soapy, oily, unc- 
 tuous, blandiloquent, specious ; fine-, 
 fair-spoken; plausible, servile, syco- 
 phantic, fulsome ; courtier-ly, -like. 
 
 Adv. ad captandum. 
 
 935. riatterer, — w. flatterer, 
 adulator ; eu-logist, -phemist ; optimist, 
 encomiast, laudator, whitewasher. 
 
 toad-y, -eater ; sycophant, courtier. 
 Sir Pertinax MacSycophant ; Jldneur, 
 pi'oneur ; puffer, touter, claqueur ; claw- 
 back, ear-wig, doer of dirty work ; para- 
 site, hanger on, &c. {servility) 886. 
 
 937. Vindication.— W. vindica- 
 tion, justification, warrant ; exoneration, 
 exculpation ; acquittal &c. 970 ; white- 
 washing. 
 
 extenuation; pallia-tion, -tive ; soften- 
 ing, mitigation. 
 
 reply, defence ; recrimination &c. 938. 
 
 apology, gloss, varnish ; plea &c. 
 617; salvo; excuse, extenuating cir- 
 cumstances ; allowance, - to be made ; 
 I0CU8 pcenitentics. 
 
 apologist, vindicator, justifier ; defen- 
 dant &c. 938. 
 
 justifiable charge, true bill. 
 322 
 
 der, calumny, obtrectation, evil-speak- 
 ing, backbiting, scandalum magnatum. 
 
 personality, libel, lampoon, skit, pas- 
 quinade ; chronique scandaleuse. 
 
 sarcasm, cynicism; criticism {disap- 
 probation) 932 ; invective &c. 932 ; en- 
 venomed tongue ; spretce injuria fonnce, 
 
 detractor &c, 936. 
 
 V. detract, derogate, decry, depre- 
 ciate, disparage ; run -, cry- down ; 
 sneer at &c. {contemn) 930; criticize, 
 pull to pieces, pick a hole in one's coat, 
 asperse, cast aspersions, blow upon, be- 
 spatter, blacken ; vili-fy, -pend ; avile ; 
 give a dog a bad name, brand, malign, 
 backbite, libel, lampoon, traduce, slan- 
 der, defame, calumniate, bear false wit- 
 ness against ; speak ill of behind one's, 
 back. 
 
 * ' damn with faint praise, assent with 
 civil leer ; and without sneering, others 
 teach to sneer.' 
 
 fling dirt &c. {disrespect) 929 ; ana- 
 thematize &c. 932 ; dip the pen in gall, 
 view in a bad light. 
 
 Adj . detracting &c. v. ; defamatory, 
 detractory, derogatory; disparaging, li- 
 bellous ; scurril-e, -ous ; abusive ; foul- 
 spoken, -tongued, -mouthed ; slanderous ; 
 calumni-ous, -atory; sar-castic, -donic; 
 satirical, cynical. 
 
 936. Betractor.— w. detractor, 
 
 reprover ; cens-or, -urer ; cynic, critic, 
 caviller, carper, wordcatcher, frondeur. 
 
 defamer, backbiter, slanderer. Sir Ben- 
 jamin Backbite, lampooner, satirist, tra- 
 ducer, hbeller, calumniator, dawplucker, 
 Thersites ; Zoilus ; good-natured friend 
 [satirically] ; reviler, vituperator, cas- 
 tigator ; shrew &c. 901. 
 
 disapprover, laudator temporis acti. 
 
 938. Accusation.— XJ. accusa- 
 tion, charge, imputation, slur, inculpation, 
 exprobration, delation ; crimination ; in-, 
 ac-, re-crimination ; tu quoque argument ; 
 invective &c. 932. 
 
 de-nunciation, -nouncement; libel, 
 challenge, citation, arraignment ; im-, 
 ap-peachment ; indictment, bill of indict- 
 ment, true bill ; lawsuit &c. 969 ; con- 
 demnation &c. 971. 
 
 gravamen of a charge, head and front 
 of one's offending, argumentum ad homi- 
 nem-, scandal &c. {detraction) 934; scan- 
 dalum magnatum. 
 
VI. IV. 3°. 
 
 MORAL SENTBIENTS— CONDITIONS. 
 
 937—940. 
 
 V. justify, warrant; be an -excuse 
 &c. n.- for; lend a colour, furnish a 
 handle; vindicate; ex-, dis-cidpate; 
 acquit &c. 970 ; clear, set right, exoner- 
 ate, whitewash. 
 
 extenuate, palliate, excuse, soften, 
 apologize, yarnish, slur, gloze ; put a 
 -gloss, - good face- upon ; mince ; gloss 
 over, bolster up, help a lame dog over a 
 stile. 
 
 advocate, defend, plead one's cause ; 
 stand -, stick -, speak- up for ; contend 
 -, speak- for ; bear out, keep in counte- 
 nance, support ; plead &c. 617; savin 
 defence ; plead ignorance ; confess and 
 avoid, propugn, put in a good word for. 
 
 take the will for the deed, make allow- 
 ance for, do justice to ; give -one, - the 
 Devil- his due. 
 
 make good; prove -the truth of, - 
 one's case ; be justified by the event. 
 
 Adj. vindicat-ed, -ing, &c. 1'. ; vindi- 
 cat-ive, -ory ; palliative ; exculpatory ; 
 apologetic. 
 
 excusable, defensible, pardonable ; 
 veni-al, -able ; specious, plausible, justi- 
 fiable. 
 
 Phr. ^honi soit quimcd y pense.^ 
 
 accuser, prosecutor, plaintiff; relator, 
 informer; appellant. 
 
 accused, defendant, prisoner, panel, 
 respondent ; litigant. 
 
 V. accuse, charge, tax, impute, twit, 
 taunt with, reproach. 
 
 brand with reproach ; stigmatize, slur ; 
 cast a -stone at, - slur on ; in-, criminate ; 
 inculpate, implicate ; call to account &c. 
 (censure) 932 ; take to -blame, - task ; 
 put in the black book. 
 
 infonn against, indict, denounce, ar- 
 raign ; im-, ap-peach ; have up, show up, 
 pull up ; challenge, cite, lodge a com- 
 plaint ; prosecute, bring an action against, 
 &c. 969. 
 
 charge -, saddle- with ; lay to one's 
 -door, - charge ; lay the blame on, bring 
 home to ; cast -, throw- in one's teeth ; 
 cast the first stone at. 
 
 have -, keep- a rod in pickle for ; have 
 a crow to pluck with. 
 
 trump up a charge. 
 
 Adj. accusing &c. i'. ; accusat-ory, 
 -ive ; imputative, denmiciatory ; re-, 
 criminatory. 
 
 accused &c. v. ; suspected ; under 
 -suspicion, - a cloud, - surveillance ; in 
 -custody, - detention ; in the -lock up, - 
 watch house, - house of detention. 
 
 accusable, imputable ; in-defensible, 
 
 -excusable ; un-pardonable, -justifiable ; vicious &c. 945. 
 Int. look at home; tu quoque &c. {retaliation) 718. 
 
 3°. MoKAL Condition's. 
 
 939. Probity.— nsr. probity, in- 
 tegrity, rectitude ; uprightness &c. adj. ; 
 honesty, faith ; honour; good faith, &ona 
 fides ; purity, clean hands. 
 
 fairness '&c. adj.; fair play, justice, 
 equity, impartiality, principle ; grace. 
 
 constancy ; faithfulness &c. adj. ; fi- 
 delity, loyalty ; incorrupt-ion, -ibility. 
 
 trustworthiness &c. adj. ; truth, can- 
 dour, singleness of heart; veracity kc. 
 543 ; tender conscience &c. {sense of 
 duty) 926. 
 
 punctilio, delicacy, nicety ; scrupul- 
 osity, -ousness, &c. adj. ; scruple ; point, 
 - of honour ; punctuality. 
 
 dignity &c. {repute) ^j 2 '■^ respecta- 
 bility, -bleness »S:c. adj.-, gentleman; 
 man of -honour, - his word; Jidus 
 Achates, preux chevalier, (/alantuoino : 
 truepenny, trump, brick ; true Briton. 
 323 
 
 940. Improbity.— X. improbity; 
 
 dishon-esty, -our ; deviation from recti- 
 tude ; disgrace &c. (disrejmte) 874; fi-aud 
 &c. {deceptio7i) 545 ; lying kc. 544 ; bad 
 -, Punic- faith ; mala -, Punica- Jides : 
 infidelity ; faithlessness &c. adj. ; Judas 
 kiss, betrayal. 
 
 breach of -promise, - trust, - faith ; 
 prodition, disloyalty, treason, high trea- 
 son ; apostacy &c. {tergiversation) 607 ; 
 non-observance &c. Jj;^. 
 
 shabbiuess &c. adj. ; villany ; baseness 
 &c. adj. ; abjection, debasement, turpi- 
 tude, moral turpitude, laxity, trimming, 
 shuffling. 
 
 perfidy ; perfidiousness &c. adj. ; trea- 
 chery, double-dealing ; unfairness &c. 
 adj.; knavery, roguery, rascality, foul- 
 play ; jobb-ing, -ery ; venality, nepotism ; 
 corruption, job, shuffle, fishy transaction 
 
 Y 2 
 
939—943. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. IV. 3° 
 
 court of honour, a fair field and no 
 favour ; ai'gumentum ad verecundiam. 
 
 V, be -honourable &c. adj.; deal 
 -honourably, - squarely, - impartially, - 
 fairly ; speak the truth &c. {veracity) 
 543 ; tell the truth and shame the devil, 
 vitam impendere vero; show a proper 
 spirit, make a point of; do one's duty 
 &c. {virtue) 944. 
 
 redeem one's pledge &c. 926 ; keep -, 
 be as good as- one's -promise, - word ; 
 keep faith with, not fail. 
 
 give and take, audire alteram jjaj'te?)!, 
 give the devil his due, put the saddle on 
 the right horse. 
 
 redound to one's honour. 
 
 Adj. upn 
 
 fht : honest, - as aaylight ; 
 
 veracious &c. 543 ; vu'tuous &c. 944 ; 
 honourable; fair, right, just, equitable, 
 impartial, even-handed, square ; fair -, 
 open- and aboveboard. 
 
 constant, - as the northern star ; faith- 
 ful, loyal, staunch ; true, - blue, - to 
 one's colours, - to the core, - as the 
 needle to the pole ; true-hearted, trust-y, 
 -worthy ; as good as one's word, to be 
 depended on, incorruptible. 
 
 straightforward &c. {ingenuous) 703 ; 
 frank, candid, open-hearted. 
 
 conscientious, tender- conscienced, 
 right-minded; high-principled, -minded ; 
 scrupulous, religious, strict ; nice, punc- 
 tilious, correct, punctual ; respect-, re- 
 put-able ; gentlemanlike. 
 
 inviol-able, -ate ; un-violated, -broken, 
 -betrayed ; un-bought, -bribed. 
 
 innocent &c. 946 ; pure ; stainless ; 
 UD-stained, -tarnished, -sullied, -tainted, 
 -perjured; uncorrupt, -ed ; unde-liled, 
 -praved, -bauched; integer vitcB scele- 
 risque jnirus ; Justus et tenax jJropositi. 
 
 chivalrous, jealous of honour, srt/is^swr 
 et sans reproche ; high-spirited. 
 
 supra-mundane, unworldly, over-scrupulous. 
 
 Adv. honourably «&;c. adj. ; hondjide ; on the square, in good faith, 
 honour bright, /oro conscientice, with clean hands. 
 
 941. Knave. — m. knave, rogue ; Scapin, rascal ; Lazarillo de 
 Tormes ; bad man &c. 949 ; blackguard «S:c. 949. 
 
 traitor, betrayer, arch-traitor, conspirator, Judas, Catiline; reptile, 
 serpent, snake in the grass, wolf in sheep's clothing, sneak, Jerry Sneak, 
 tell-tale, mischief-maker ; trimmer, renegade, &c. {tergivei'sation) 607 ; 
 truant, recreant ; sycophant &c. {servility) 886. 
 
 barratry, sharp practice, heads I win 
 tails you lose ; mouth-honour kc. {Jlat- 
 tery) 933. 
 
 V. be -dishonest &c, adj. ; play false ; 
 break one's -word, - faith, - promise ; 
 jilt, betray, forswear; shuffle &c. {lie) 
 544 ; live" by one's wits, sail near the 
 wind. 
 
 disgrace -, dishonour -, demean -, 
 degrade- oneself; derogate, stoop, grovel, 
 sneak, lose caste ; sell oneself, go over 
 to the enemy ; seal one's infamy. 
 
 Adj. dishon-est, -ourable ; un-con- 
 scientious, -scrupulous ; fraudulent &c. 
 545; knavish; disgraceful &c. (^/s;T_/m/;- 
 able) 874 ; wicked &c. 945. 
 
 false-hearted, disingenuous; unfair, 
 one-sided ; double, -tongued, -faced ; 
 time-serving, crooked, tortuous, insidi- 
 ous, Machiavelian, dark, slippery ; hshy ; 
 perfidious, treacherous, perjured. 
 
 infamous, arrant, foul, base, vile, ig- 
 nominious, blackguard. 
 
 contemptible, abject, mean, shabby, 
 little, paltry, dirty, scurvy, scabby, sneak- 
 ing, grovelling, scrubby, rascally, petti- 
 fogging ; beneath one. 
 
 iow-minded,-thoughted ; base-minded. 
 
 undignified, indign ; unbe - coming, 
 -seeming, -fitting ; de-rogatory, -grading ; 
 infra dignitatem ; ungentleman-ly, -like ; 
 un-knightly, -chivalric, -manly," -hand- 
 some; recreant, inglorious. 
 
 corrupt, venal ; debased, mongrel. 
 
 faithless, of bad faith, false, unfaithful, 
 disloyal ; untrustworthy ; trust-, troth- 
 less ; lost to shame, dead to honour. 
 
 Adv. dishonestly &c. adj. ; maldjlde, 
 like a thief in the night, by crooked paths. 
 
 Int. O tempora O mores ! 
 
 942. Disinterestedness. — ir. 
 
 disinterestedness &c. adj. ; generosity ; 
 324 
 
 943. Selfishness.— IT. selfish- 
 ness &c. adj.] self-love, -indulgence, 
 
VI. IV. 3' 
 
 MORAL CONDITIONS. 
 
 942— £>45. 
 
 liberal-ity, -ism ; altruism ; benevolence 
 &c. 906 ; elevation, loftiness of purpose, 
 exaltation, magnanimity ; chival-ry, 
 -rous spirit ; heroism, sublimity. 
 
 self-denial, -abnegation, -sacrifice, -im- 
 molation, -control &c. {resolution) 604 ; 
 stoicism, devotion, martyrdom, suttee. 
 
 labour of love. 
 
 V. be -disinterested kc. adj. ; make a 
 sacrifice, lay one's head on the block ; 
 put oneself in the place of others, do as 
 one would be done by, do unto others as 
 "we would men should do unto us. 
 
 Adj. disinterested ; unselfish ; self- 
 denying, -sa2rificing, -devoted ; generous. 
 
 handsome, liberal, noble ; noble-, high- 
 minded ; princely, great, high, elevated, 
 lofty, exalted, spirited, stoical, magnani- 
 mous, large-hearted, chivalrous, heroic, 
 sublime. •> 
 
 un-bought, -bribed ; uncorrjipted &c. 
 {upnffht)939. 
 
 -worship, -interest; ego-tism, -ism; 
 amour propre &c. {vanity) 880 ; nepo- 
 tism. 
 
 worldliness &c. adj. ; world wisdom. 
 
 illiberality ; meanness &c. adj. 
 
 time-server; tuft-, fortune-hunter; 
 jobber, worldling; egotist, egoist, mono- 
 polist, nepotist ; dog in the manger, 
 charity that begins at home. 
 
 V. be -selfish &c. adj. ; please -, in- 
 dulge -, coddle- oneself ; consult one's 
 own -wishes, - pleasure ; look after one's 
 own interest ; feather one's nest ; take 
 care of number one, have an eye to the 
 main chance, know on which side one's 
 bread is buttered ; give an inch and take 
 an ell. 
 
 Adj. selfish; self-seeking, -indulgent, 
 -interested ; wrapt up -, centred- in self •, 
 egotistic, -al ; egoistical. 
 
 iUiberal, mean, ungenerous, narrow- 
 
 &c. 819. ' 
 
 unspiritual-, earthly, -minded ; mun- 
 dane; worldly, -minded, -wise ; time-serving, 
 interested ; alieni appetens sui profusus. 
 
 Adv. ungenerously kc adj. ; to gain some private ends, from inte- 
 rested motives. 
 
 Phr. apres nous le deluge. 
 
 9*4. Virtue w, 
 
 ousness &c. adj. ; morality ; moral recti- 
 tude ; integrity &c. {probity) 939; no- 
 bleness &c. 873. 
 
 morals ; ethics &c. {duty) 926 ; car- 
 dinal virtues. 
 
 merit, worth, desert, excellence, credit; 
 self-control &c. {resolution) 604; self- 
 denial &c. {temperance) 953. 
 
 well-doing ; good -actions, - beha- 
 viour ; discharge -, fulfilment -. per- 
 formance- of duty; well-spent life ; in- 
 nocence &c. 946. 
 
 V. be -virtuous »S:c. adj.; practise 
 -virtue &c. n. ; do -, fulfil -, perform -, 
 discharge- one's duty; redeem ones 
 pledge &c. 926 ; act well, - one's part ; 
 fight the good fight; acquit oneself 
 weU,; command -, master- one's pas- 
 sions ; keep in the right path. 
 
 set -an, - a good- example ; be on one's 
 -good. - best- beha\iour. 
 
 Adj. virtuous, good ; innocent &c. 
 946 ; meritorious, deserving, worthy, 
 desertful, correct ; dut-iful, -eous ; mo- 
 ral; right, -eous, -minded; well-inten- 
 
 945. Vice. — N". vice ; evil -doing, 
 - courses; wrong doing; wickedness, 
 viciousness, kc. adj. ; iniquity, pecca- 
 bility, demerit ; sin, Adam ; old -, 
 offending- Adam. 
 
 immorality, impropriety, indecorum, 
 scandal, laxity, looseness of morals ; want 
 of -principle, - ballast ; obliquity, back- 
 sliding, infamy, demoralization, pravity, 
 depravity, pollution ; hardness of heart ; 
 brutality &c. {malevolence) 907 ; corrup- 
 tion &c. {debasement) 659 ; knaverj^ &c. 
 {iin^v'obity) g^o; profligacy; flagrancy, 
 atrocity ; cannibalism. 
 
 infirmity; weakness &c. adj.; weak- 
 ness of the flesh, frailty, imperfection ; 
 error ; weak side ; foible ; fail-ing, -ure ; 
 crying -, besetting- sin; defect, defi- 
 ciency ; cloven foot. 
 
 lowest dregs of vice, sink of iniquity, 
 Alsatian den ; gusto picaresco. 
 
 fault, crime; criminality &c. {guilt) 
 
 947- 
 
 sinner &c. 949. 
 
 V. be -vicious &c. adj. ; sin, commit 
 sin, do amiss, err, transgress ; misde- 
 325 
 
9H— 947, 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. IV. s''. 
 
 tioned, creditable, laudaMe, commend- 
 able, praiseworthy; above -, beyond- 
 all praise ; excellent, admirable ; ster- 
 ling, pure, noble. 
 
 exemplary ; match-, peer-less ; saint- 
 ly, -like ; heaven-born, angelic, seraphic, 
 godlike. 
 
 Adv. virtuously &c. adj. ; e merito. 
 
 mean -, forget -, misconduct- oneself; 
 mis-do, -behave; fall, lapse, slip, trip, 
 offend, trespass ; deviate from the -line 
 of duty, - path of virtue &c. 944 ; take 
 a wrong course, go astray ; hug a -sin, 
 - fault ; sow one's wild oats. 
 
 render -vicious &c. adj.; demoralize, 
 brutalize ; corrupt &c. (dep'ade) 659. 
 
 Adj.* vicious ; sinful; sinning &c. v. ; 
 wicked, iniquitous, immoral, unrighteous, . 
 wrong, criminal ; naughty, incorrect ; 
 undut-eous, -iful. 
 
 unprincipled, lawless, disorderly, contra bonos mores, indecorous, un- 
 seemly, improper ; dissolute, profligate, scampish ; unworthy ; worth-, 
 desert-less ; disgraceful, recreant ; reprehensible, blameworthy, imcom- 
 mendable ; dis-creditable, -reputable. 
 
 base, sinister, scurvy, foul, gross, vile, black, grave, facinorous, 
 felonious, nefarious, shameful, scandalous, infamous, villanous, of a 
 deep dye, heinous ; flag-rant, -itious ; atrocious, incarnate, accursed. 
 
 Mephistophelian, satanic, diabolic, hellish, infernal, stygian, fiend- 
 like, hell-born, demoniacal. 
 
 mis-created, -begotten; demoralized, corrupt, depraved, 
 evil-minded, -disposed ; ill-conditioned ; malevolent &c. 907 ; heart-, 
 grace-, shame-, virtue-less ; abandoned, lost to virtue ; unconscion- 
 able ; sunk -, lost -, deep -, steeped- in iniquity. 
 
 incorrigible, irreclaimable, obdurate, reprobate, past praying for ; 
 culpable, reprehensible, &c. {guilty) 947. 
 
 unjustifiable ; in-defensible, -excusable ; inexpiable, unpardonable, 
 irremissible. 
 
 weak, frail, lax, infirm, imperfect, indiscreet ; demoralizing, de- 
 grading. 
 
 Adv. wrong ; sinfully &c. adj. ; without excuse. 
 Int. O tempora O mores ! 
 
 946. Innocence. — w. innocence; 
 guiltlessness &c. adj. ; incorruption, im- 
 peccability. 
 
 clean hands, clear conscience, mens 
 sihi conscia recti. 
 
 innocent, lamb, dove. 
 
 V. be -innocent &c. adj. ; nil conscire 
 sihi nulla pallescere culpa. 
 
 acquit &c. 970 ; exculpate &c. (vindi- 
 cate) 937. 
 
 Adj. innocent, not guilty; unguilty; 
 guilt-, fault-, sin-, stain-, blood-, spot- 
 less ; clear, immaculate ; rectus in curia ; 
 un-spotted, -blemished, -erring ; unde- 
 filed &c. 939; unhardened, Saturnian; 
 Arcadian &c. (artless) 703. 
 
 in-, un-culpable ; unblam-ed, -able ; 
 blameless, inerrable, above suspicion ; 
 irrepr-oachable, -ovable, -ehensible ; un- 
 exceptionable, -objectionable, -impeach- 
 able; salvable ; venial &c. 937. 
 
 947. Guilt. — lU. guilt, -iness ; 
 culpability; crimin-ality, -ousness; de- 
 viation from rectitude &c. (improbity) 
 940; sinfulness &c. (wee) 945. 
 
 mis-conduct, -behaviour, -doing, -deed ; 
 malpractice, fault, sin, error, transgres- 
 sion ; dereliction, delinquency ; indis- 
 cretion, lapse, slip, trip, faux pas, pec- 
 cadillo ; flaw, blot, omission ; fail-ing, 
 -ure. 
 
 offence, trespass ; mis-demeanour, -fea- 
 sance, -prision; mal-efaction, -feasance, 
 -versation ; crime, felony. 
 
 enormity, atrocity, outrage ; deadly -, 
 mortal- sin ; died without a name. 
 
 corpus delicti. * 
 
 Adj. guilty, to blame, culpable, pec- 
 cable, in fault, censurable, reprehensible, 
 blameworthy, uncommendable, illaud- 
 able ; weighed in the balance and found 
 wanting ; exceptionable. 
 
 * Most of these adjectives are applicable both to the act and to the agent. 
 326 
 
VI. IV. 3' 
 
 MORAL CONDITIONS. 
 
 Adv. m flagrante delicto 
 in the very act. 
 
 harmless ; in-offensive, -noxious, -no- 
 cuous ; dove-, lamb-like ; pure, harmless 
 as doves ; innocent as -a lamb, - the 
 babe unborn ; more sinned against than 
 ginning. 
 
 virtuous &c. 944 ; un-reproved, -impeached, -reproached. 
 
 Adv. innocently &c. adj. ; with clean hands ; with a -clear, 
 conscience. * 
 
 946—951. 
 
 ; red-handed, 
 
 safe- 
 
 948. Good Man. — xr. good man, 
 worthy. 
 
 model, paragon, &c. {perfection) 650 ; 
 good example ; hero, demigod, seraph, 
 angel ; innocent &c. 946 ; saint &c. 
 {j>iety) 987; benefactor &c. 912; phi- 
 lanthropist &c. 910; Aristides. 
 
 brick, trump, rough diamond, ugly 
 duckling. 
 
 salt of the earth ; one in ten thousand. 
 
 ?lir. si sic omnes / 
 
 949. Bad ZHan. — Si. bad man, 
 wrong-doer, worker of iniquity ; evil- 
 doer &c. 913 ; sinner; the -wicked &c. 
 945 ; bad example. 
 
 rascal, scoimdrel, yUlain, miscreant, 
 caitiff; wretch, reptile, viper, serpent, 
 cockatrice, basilisk, urchin ; tiger, mon- 
 ster ; devil &c- {demon) 980 ; devil in- 
 carnate ; demon in human shape, Nana 
 Sahib; hell-hound, -cat ; rake-hell. 
 bad woman, jade, Jezebel, 
 scamp, scapegrace, rip, runagate, ne'er- 
 do-well, reprobate, roue, rake ; one who 
 has sold himself to the devil, fallen 
 angel, dme damnee, vaurien, mauvais sujet, loose fish, sad dog ; lost -, 
 black- sheep; castaway, recreant, defaulter; prodigal, &c. 818. 
 
 rough, rowdy, ugly customer, ruffian, bully; Jonathan Wild ; hang- 
 man ; incendiary; thief &c. 792 ; murderer &c. 361. 
 
 culprit, delinquent, criminal, malefactor, misdemeanant ; felon ; con- 
 vict, jail-bird, ticket-of-leave man ; outlaw. 
 
 blackguard, polisson, loafer, sneak ; raps-, ras-callion : cullion, mean 
 wretch, varlet, kern, dme-de-houe, drole ; cur, dog, hound, whelp, mon- 
 grel ; lown, loon, runnion, outcast, vagabond ; rogue &c. {knave) 941 ; 
 scum of the earth, rifl-raff ; Arcades amho. 
 Int. sirrah! 
 
 950. Penitence»— w. penitence, 
 contrition, compunction, repentance, re- 
 morse ; regret &c. 833. 
 
 self-reproach, -reproof, -accusation, 
 -condemnation, -humiliation ; stings -, 
 pangs -, qualms -, prickings -, twinge -, 
 twitch -, touch -, voice- of conscience ; 
 compunctious visitings of nature. 
 
 acknowledgment, confession, &c. {dis- 
 closure) 529 ; apology &c. 952 ; recanta- 
 tion &c. 607 ; penance &c. 952 ; resipi- 
 scence. 
 
 awakened conscience, deathbed re- 
 pentance, locus posnitentics, stool of re- 
 pentance, cutty stool. 
 
 penitent, Magdalen, prodigal son, a 
 sadder and a wiser man. 
 
 V. repent, be sorry for ; be -penitent &c. adj. ; rue ; regret &c. 
 833 ; think better of; recant &c. 607; knock under &c.^ {submit) 725 ; 
 plead guilty ; sing -miserere, - de 2:>rofundis ; cry peccavi ; own oneself 
 in the wrong ; acknowledge, confessj &c. {disclose) 529 ;; humble one- 
 
 951. Impenitence.— wr. impeni- 
 tence, irrepentance, recusance. 
 
 hardness of heart, seared conscience, 
 induration, obdm-acy. 
 
 V. be -impenitent &c. adj. ; steel -, 
 harden- the heart ; die -game, - and 
 make no sign. 
 
 Adj. impenitent, uncontrite, obdu- 
 rate; hard, -ened; seared, recusant; 
 unrepentant ; relent-, remorse-, grace-, 
 shrift-less. 
 
 lost, incorrigible, irreclaimable. 
 
 unre-claimed, -formed ; unrepented, 
 unatoned. 
 
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950— 954a. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. IV. 3*= 
 
 self; "beg pardon &c. {apologize) 952 ; turn over a new leaf, put on 
 the new man, turn from sin ; reclaim ; repent in sackcloth and ashes 
 &c. {do penance) 952 ; learn by experience. 
 
 Adj. penitent; repenting &c. v. ; repentant, contrite; conscience- 
 smitten, -stricken ; sell-aceusing, -convicted. 
 
 penitenti-al, -ary ; reclaimed ; not hardened ; unhardened. 
 
 Adv. rned culpa. 
 
 IBlxT. 2)eccavi; erubuit;salva res est; TuV as voulu, Georges Dandin. 
 
 952. Atonement. — w. atonement, reparation; compromise, com- 
 position ; compensation &c. 30; quittance, quits; expiation, redemp- 
 tion, reclamation, conciliation, propitiation. 
 
 amends, apology, amende honorable, satisfaction ; peace -, sin -, burnt- 
 offering ; scapegoat, sacrifice. 
 
 penance, fasting, maceration, sackcloth and ashes, white sheet, shrift, 
 flagellation, lustration ; purga-tion, -tory. 
 
 V. atone, - for ; expiate ; propitiate ; make -amends, - good ; reclaim, 
 redeem, repair, ransom, absolve, purge, shrive, do penance, stand in a 
 white sheet, repent in sackcloth and ashes. 
 
 set one's house in order, wipe off old scores, make matters up ; pay the 
 -forfeit, - penalty. 
 
 apologize, beg pardon,/aiVe Vamende honorable, give satisfaction ; come 
 -, fall- down on one's -knees, - marrow bones. 
 
 Adj. propitiatory, expiatory ; sacrific, -ial, -atory ; piacul-ar, -ous. 
 
 4°. Moral Practice. 
 
 953. Temperance. — w. temper- 
 ance, moderation, sobriety. 
 
 forbearance, abnegation ; self-denial, 
 -restraint, -control &c. {resolution) 604. 
 
 frugality; vegetarianism, teetotalism, 
 total abstinence ; abst-inence, -emious- 
 ness ; system of -Pythagoras, - Cor- 
 naro ; Pythagorism, Stoicism. 
 
 vegetarian ; Pythagorean, gymnoso- 
 phist ; teetotaler &c. 958 ; abstainer. 
 
 v. be -temperate &c. adj.\, abstain, 
 forbear, refrain, deny oneself, spare ; 
 know when one has had enough ; take 
 the pledge. 
 
 Adj. temperate, moderate, sober, fru- 
 gal, sparing; abst-emious, -inent; within 
 compass ; measured &c. {sufficient) 639. 
 
 Pythagorean ; vegetarian ; teetotal. 
 
 951. Intemperance. — ir. in^ 
 
 temperance ; sensuality, animalism, car- 
 nality ; pleasure ; effeminacy, silkiness ; 
 luxur-y, -iousness ; lap of -pleasure, - 
 luxury. 
 
 indulgence; high living, inabstinence, 
 self-indulgence; voluptuousness &c. adj.-, 
 epicur-ism, -eanism; sybaritism. 
 
 dissipation ; licentiousness &c. adj. \ 
 debauchery ; crapulence. 
 
 revel-s, -ry; debauch, carousal, jolli- 
 fication, drinking bout, wassail, Satur- 
 nalia, orgies ; excess, too much. 
 
 Oirceau cup. 
 
 V. be -intemperate &c. adj. ; indulge, 
 exceed; live -well, - high, - on the fat 
 of the land : give a loose to -indulgence 
 &c. n. ; wallow in -voluptuousness &c. 
 n. ; plunge into dissipation. 
 
 revel, rake, live bard, run riot, sow 
 one's wild oats; slake one's -appetite, 
 - thirst ; swill ; pamper. 
 Adj. intemperate, inabstinent ; sensual, self-indulgent ; voluptuous, 
 luxurious, licentious, wild, dissolute, rakish, fast, debauched, 
 brutish, crapulous, swinish, piggish. 
 
 Paphian, Epicurean, Sybaritical; bred -, nursed- in the lap of 
 luxury; indulged, pampered, full-fed. 
 
 951a. Sensualist. 
 
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 r. Sybarite, voluptuary, Sardanapalus, man 
 
VI. lY. 4°. 
 
 MORAL PRACTICE. 
 
 954a— 959. 
 
 of pleasure, carpet knight ; epicure, -an ; gourm-et, -and ; pig, hog ; 
 votary -, swine- of Epicurus ; sensualist ; Heliogabalus ; free -, hard- 
 liver; libertine &c. 962; hedonist. 
 
 955. Asceticism. — nr. asceticism, puritanism, Sabbatarianism; 
 
 cynicism, austerity ; total abstinence. 
 
 mortification, maceration, sackcloth and ashes, flagellation ; penance 
 &c. 952; fasting ifcc. 956 ; martyrdom. 
 
 ascetic ; anchor-et, -ite ; martyr : Heautontimorumenos ) hermit &c. 
 {recluse) 893 ; puritan, Sabbatarian, cynic. 
 
 Adj. ascetic, austere, puritanical ; cynical; over-religious. 
 
 956. Fasting*. — M". fasting; xe- 
 rophagy ; famishment, starvation. 
 
 fast, jour maup'e ; fast -, banyan- 
 day; Lent, quadragesima ; Rama-dan, 
 -zan ; spare -, meagre- diet; lenten-diet, 
 - entertainment ; soujje maigre, short 
 commons, Barmecide feast. 
 
 V. fast, starve, clem, famish, perish 
 with hunger; dine with Duke llum- 
 phrey ; make two bites of a cherry. 
 
 Adj. lenten, quadragesimal ; unfed ; 
 starved ko. v. : half-starved ; fasting 
 &c. V. ; hungry &c. 865. 
 
 957. G-luttony. — w, gluttony; 
 greed ; greediness &c. adj. ; voracity. 
 
 epicurism ; good -, high- living ; 
 edacity, gulosity, crapulence ; gutt-, 
 guzz-ling. 
 
 good cheer, blow out; feast &c.{food) 
 298 ; gastronomy, batterie de cuisine. 
 
 epicure, bon-vivant, gourmand ; glut- 
 ton, cormorant, hog, belly-god, Apicius, 
 gastronome. 
 
 V. gormandize, gorge; over-gorge^ 
 -eat- oneself; engorge, eat one's fill, 
 cram, stuff; gutt-le, guzz-le; bolt, de- 
 vour, gobble up; gulp &c. {sicalloiv food) 
 298 ; raven, eat out of house and home, 
 have the stomach of an ostrich ; play 
 a good knife and fork &c. {cqypetite) 865. 
 pamper. 
 
 Adj. gluttonous, greedy; gormandizing &c. v.; edacious, omnivor- 
 ous, crapulent, swinish 
 pampered ; 
 
 gorged. 
 
 over-fed 
 
 sobriety ; 
 
 958. Sobriety. — M" 
 
 teetotalism. 
 
 water-drinker; teetotal-er, -ist; ab- 
 stainer, Good Templar, band of hope. 
 
 V. take the pledge. 
 
 Adj. sober, - as a judge. 
 
 959. Drunkenness.— ir. drunk- 
 enness &c. adj. ; intemperance ; drink- 
 ing &c. V. ; inebri-ety, -ation ; ebri-ety, 
 -osity ; insobriety ; intoxication ; temu- 
 lency, bibacity, wine - bibbing ; com-, 
 potation ; deep potations, bacchanals, 
 bacchanalia, libations. 
 
 oino-, dipso-mania ; deliriu7n tremens } 
 alcohol, -ism. 
 
 drink; alcoholic drinks; gin, blue ruin, grog, port wine; punch, 
 -bowl ; cup, rosy wine, flowing bowl ; drop, - too much ; dram ; beer 
 &c. {beverage) 298. 
 
 drunkard, sot, toper, tippler, bibber, wine-bibber ; hard -, gin -, 
 dram- drinker ; soaker, sponge, tun ; love-, toss-pot ; thirsty soul, 
 reveller, carouser ; Bacchanal, -ian ; Bacch-al, -ante ; devotee to Bac- 
 chus. 
 
 V. get -, be- drunk &c. adj. ; see double ; take a -drop, - glass- 
 too much ; drink, tipple, tope, booze, bouse, guzzle, swill, soak, sot, 
 lush, bib, swig, carouse ; sacrifice at the shrine of Bacchus ; take to 
 drinking ; drink -hard, - deep, - like a fish ; have one's swill, drain 
 the cup, splice the main brace, take a hair of the dog that bit you. 
 
 liquor, - up ; wet one's whistle, take a whet ; crack a -, pass the- 
 bottle ; toss oft' &c. {drink up) 298 ; go to the -ale, - public-house. 
 
 329 
 
959—962. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 V i. IV. 4*= 
 
 make one -drunk &c. adj. ; inebriate, fuddle, fiizzle, get into one's 
 head. 
 
 Adj. drunk, tipsy; intoxicated; inebri-ous, -ate, -ated; in one's 
 cups ; in a state of -intoxication &c. n. ; temulent, -ive ; fuddled, 
 mellow, cut, boosy, fou, fresh, merry, elevated ; flush, -ed ; flustered, 
 disguised, groggy, beery ; topheavy ; potvaliant, glorious ; potulent ; 
 over-come, -taken ; whittled, screwed, tight, primed, corned, raddled, 
 sewed up, lushy, nappy, muddled, muzzy, obfuscated, maudlin ; crapu- 
 lous, dead drunk.* 
 
 inte7' pocula; in -, the worse for- liquor, having had a drop too 
 much, half seas over, three sheets in the wind ; under the table. 
 
 drunk as -a piper, - a tiddler, - a lord, - Ohloe, - an owl, - David's 
 sow, - a wheelbarrow. 
 
 drunken, bibacious, sottish ; given -, addicted- to -drink, - the 
 bottle ; toping &c. v. 
 
 Phr. nunc est bibendum. 
 
 960. Purity. — W. purity; de- 
 cency, decorum, delicacy; continence, 
 chastity, honesty, virtue, modesty, 
 shame ; pudicity, pueelage, virginity. 
 
 vestal, virgin, Joseph, Hippolytus ; 
 Lucretia, Diana ; prude. 
 
 Adj. pm*e, undefiled, modest, delicate, 
 decent, decorous ; chaste, continent, vir- 
 tuous, honest, Platonic. 
 
 961. Impurity. — nr. impurity; 
 uncleanness &c. {Jilth) 653; immodesty; 
 grossness &c. adj. ; indelicacy, inde- 
 cency; impudicity; obscenity, ribaldry, 
 smut, bawdry, double entendre, equivoque. 
 concupiscence, lust, carnality, flesh, 
 salacity ; pruriency, lechery, lasciviency, 
 lubricity. 
 
 incontinence, intrigue, faux pas ; a- 
 mour, -ette ; gallantry ; debauchery, lib- 
 ertinism, libertinage, fornication ; liaison ; 
 wenching, venery, dissipation, 
 seduction ^ defloration, defilement, abuse, violation, rape ; incest, 
 social evil, harlotry, stupration, whoredom, concubinage, cuckoldom, 
 adultery, advoutry, ci'im. con. 
 
 seraglio, harem ; brothel, bagnio, stew, bawdy-house, lupanar, house 
 of ill fame, bo?'del. 
 
 V. be -impure &c. adj. ; intrigue ; debauch, defile, seduce ; prosti- 
 tute ; abuse, violate, deflower ; commit -adultery &c. n. 
 
 Adj. impure ; unclean &c. (dirty) 653 ; not to be mentioned to ears 
 polite ; immodest, shameless ; in-decorous, -delicate, -decent ; loose, 
 coarse, gross, broad, free, equivocal, smutty, fulsome, ribald, obscene, 
 bawdy, pornographic. 
 
 concupiscent, prurient, lickerish, rampant, lustful ; carnal, -minded ; 
 lewd, lascivious, lecherous, libidinous, erotic, ruttish, salacious ; Pa- 
 phian; voluptuous. 
 
 unchaste, light, wanton, licentious, debauched, dissolute ; of -loose 
 character, - easy virtue ; frail, gay, riggish, incontinent, meretricious, 
 rakish, gallant, dissipated ; no better than she should be ; on the -town, 
 - streets, - j)ave, - loose. 
 
 adulterous, incestuous, bestial. 
 
 962. Ziibertine. — N. libertine; voluptuary &c. 954a; rake, de- 
 bauchee, loose fish, rip, rake-hell, fast man ; intrigant, gallant, seducer, 
 fornicator, lecher, satyr, goat, whoremonger, paillard, adulterer, gay 
 deceiver, Lothario, Don Juan, Blue-beard; chartered libertine. 
 
 * No less than thirty-two slang expressions coming under this category are given 
 in * Household Words,' vol. viii. p. 75. 
 330 
 
VI. IV. 5°. 
 
 MORAL PRACTICE— INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 962—965. 
 
 adultress, advoutress, courtesan, prostitute, strumpet, harlot, wliore, 
 TpnnkjJiUe dejoie ; woman, - of the town; street-walker, Cyprian, miss, 
 piece ; frail sisterhood ; demirep, wench, trollop, trull, baggage, hussy, 
 drah, bitch, jade, sldt, rig, quean, mopsy, slut, minx, harridan ; unfortu- 
 nate, - female, - woman ; woman -of easy virtue &c. (unchaste) 961 ; 
 wanton, fornicatress ; Jezebel, Messalina, Delilah, Thais, Phryne, Aspasia, 
 Lais, lorette, cocotte, petite dame, grisette ; demi-monde. 
 
 concubine, mistress, doxy, chere amie, bona i-oha. 
 
 pimp ; pand-er, -ar ; bawd, conciliatrix, procuress, mackerel ; wittol. 
 
 5°. Institutions. 
 
 963. lieg-ality.— w. legality; le- 
 gitima-cy, -teness. 
 
 legislature ; law, code, corpus juris, 
 constitution, pandect, charter, enact- 
 ment, statute, rule ; canon &c. {precept) 
 697 ; ordinance, institution, regulation 
 by-, bye-law ; decree &c. (orde?-) 741 ; 
 ordonnance ; standing order ; plebiscite 
 &c. (choice) 609. 
 
 legal process ; form, -ula, -ality ; rite 
 arm of the law ; habeas corpus. 
 
 [Science of law] Jurisprudence, No- 
 mology ; legislation, codification. 
 
 equity, common law ; lex -, lex non- 
 scripta; law of nations, international 
 \?iw, jus gentium', jus civile ; civil-, canon 
 -, statute -, ecclesiastical- law ; lex 
 mercatoi'ia. 
 
 constitutional-ism, -ity ; justice &c. 
 922. 
 
 V. legalize ; enact, ordain ; decree 
 &c. (order) J^i ; pass a law ; legislate ; 
 codify, formulate. 
 
 Aaj. legal, legitimate ; according to 
 law; vested, constitutional, chartered, 
 legalized ; lawful &c. (permitted) 760 ; 
 statut-able, -ory ; legislat-orial, -ive. 
 
 Adv. legally &c. adj. ; in the eye of 
 the law; dejure. 
 
 96'ft. [Absence or violation of law.] 
 Zlleg'ality. — M". lawlessness ; breach 
 -, violation- of law; disobedience &c. 
 742 ; unconformity &c. 83. 
 
 arbitrariness &c. adj. ; antinomy, vio- 
 lence, brute force, despotism, outlawry. 
 
 mob -, lynch -, club -, Lydford -, 
 martial -, drumhead- law ; coujy d'etat ; 
 le droit du jilusfort ; argumentum bacu- 
 linum, 
 
 illegality, informality, unlawfulness, 
 illegitimacy, bar sinister. 
 
 trover and conversion; smuggling, 
 poaching; simony. 
 
 V. ollend against -, violate- the law ; 
 set the law at defiance, ride rough-shod 
 over, drive a coach and six through a 
 statute ; make the law a dead letter, 
 take the law into one's own hands. 
 
 smuggle, run, poach. 
 
 Adj. illegal; prohibited &c. 761 ; not 
 allowed, unlawful, illegitimate, illicit, 
 contraband, actionable. 
 
 unchartered, unconstitutional ; un- 
 warrant-ed, -able ; unauthorized ; in- 
 formal, unofficial ; in-, extra-judicial. 
 
 lawless, arbitrary; despotic, -al ; sum- 
 mary, irresponsible ; un-answerable, -ac- 
 countable. 
 
 null and void ; a dead letter. 
 
 Adv. illegally &c. adj. ; with a high 
 hand, in violation of law. 
 
 965. Jurisdiction. [Executive.]— wr. jurisdiction, judicature, 
 administration of justice, soc ; executive, commission of the peace; ma- 
 gistracy &c. (authoi-ity) 737. 
 
 judge (fee. 967 ; tribunal &c. 966 ; municipality, corporation, bailiwick, 
 shrievalty ; lord lieutenant, sheriff, shrieve, constable ; police, - forca ; 
 constabulary, bumbledom. 
 
 officer, bailiff, tipstaff, bum-bailiff, catchpoll, beadle ; police-man, -con- 
 stable, -sergeant ; sbirro, alguazil, gendarme, kavass, lictor^ macebearer, 
 huissier, bedel. 
 
 press-gang ; exciseman, ganger, custom-house officer, douanier. 
 
 coroner, edile, aedile, portreeve, paritor ; posse comitatus. 
 
 V. judge, sit in judgment. 
 
965—969. AFFECTIONS. VI. iy. 5^ 
 
 Adj. executive, administrative, municipal ; inquisitorial, causidical ; 
 judic-atory, -iary, -ial ; juridical. 
 Adv. coj'ayn judice. 
 
 966. Tribunal. — w. tribunal, court, board, bench, judicatory j 
 court of -justice, - law, - arbitration ; inquisition ; guild. 
 
 justice -, judgment -, mercy- seat; woolsack ; bar, - of justice ; dock; 
 forum, hustings, bu7'eau, drum-head ; jury-, witness-box. 
 
 senate-house, town-hall, theatre. 
 
 assize, eyre ; ward-, burgh-mote ; superior courts of Westminster ; 
 court of -record, - oyer and terminer, - assize, - appeal, - error ; High 
 court of -Judicature, - Appeal; Judicial Committee of the Privy 
 Council ; Star-Chambar ; Court of -Chancery, - King's or Queen's 
 Bench, - Exchequer, - Common Pleas, - Probate, - Arches, -Admiralty; 
 Lords Justices' -, EoUs -, Vice Chancellor's -, Stannary -, Divorce -, 
 Palatine -, county -, police- court ; sessions ; quarter -, petty- sessions ; 
 court -leet, - baron, - of pie poudre, - of common council ; board of green 
 cloth. 
 
 court-martial ; drum-head court-martial : durbar, divan ; Areopagus ; 
 rota. 
 
 Adj. judicial &c. 965 ; appellate. 
 
 967. Judg'e. — lar. judge; justi-ce, -ciar, -ciary ; chancellor; jus- 
 tice -, judge- of assize ; recorder, common serjeant; puisne -, assistant 
 -, county court- judge ; conservator -, justice- of the peace, J.P. ; court &c. 
 (tribunal) 966; jury ; magistrate, police magistrate, beak ; his -worship, 
 - honour, - lordship ; twelve men in a box. 
 
 Lord -Chancellor, - Justice ; Master of the Rolls, A^ice-Chancellor ; 
 Lord Chief -Justice, - Baron ; Mr. Justice ; Baron, - of the Exchequer. 
 
 j urat, assessor ; arbi-ter, -trator ; umpire ; refer-ee, -endary ; revising 
 barrister ; domesman ; censor &c. (critic) 480. 
 
 archon, tribune, prgetor, syndic, podesta, moUah, ulema, mufti, cadi, 
 kadi ; Rhadamanthus. 
 
 litigant &c. (accusation) 938. 
 
 V. adjudge (!cc. (determine) 48 O ; try a -case, - prisoner. 
 
 Adj. judicial &c. 965. 
 
 Plir. ^ a Daniel come to judgment.' 
 
 ^ ^^^; ^Lawyer. — w. lawyer, jurist, legist, civilian, pundit, publi- 
 cist, jurisconsult, legal adviser, advocate; barrister, - at law; counsel, 
 -lor ; King's or Queen's counsel ; K.C. ; Q.C. ; silk gown, leader, ser- 
 jeant-at-law, bencher; tubman; judge &c. 967. 
 
 bar, legal profession, gentlemen of the long robe; junior -, outer -, 
 inner- bar ; equity draftsman, conveyancer, pleader, special pleader. 
 
 solicitor, attorney, proctor; notary, - public; scrivener, cursitor; 
 writer, - to the signet; S.S.C. : limb of the law; pettifogger. 
 
 V. practise -at, - within- the bar ; plead ; call -, be called- -to, - 
 within- the bar ; take silk. 
 
 Adj. learned in the law ; at the bar ; forensic. 
 
 969. Zaawsuit. — W. lawsuit, suit, action, cause; litigation; dis- 
 pute &c. 713. 
 
 citation, arraignment, prosecution, impeachment ; accusation &c. 938 ; 
 presentment, true bill, indictment. 
 
 apprehension, arrest; committal; imprisonment &c. (restraint) 751. 
 
 writ, summons, subpoena, latitat, nisi prius. 
 
 pleadings ; declaration, bill, claim ; procea-verbal^ biU of right, infor- 
 
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VI. IV. 5°. 
 
 MORAL INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 969—972, 
 
 mation, corpus delicti ; affidavit, state of facts ; answer, replication, plea, 
 demurrer, rebutter, rejoinder ; surre-butter, -joinder. 
 
 suitor, party to a suit ; litigant &c. 938. 
 
 bearing, trial ; verdict &c. {judgment) 480 ; appeal, - motion ; writ 
 of error ; certiorari. 
 
 case, decision, precedent ; decided case, reports. 
 
 V. go to -, appeal to the- law ; bring to -justice, - trial, - the bar ; 
 put on trial, pull up; accuse &c. 938; prefer -, file- a claim &c. n.\ 
 take the law of, inform against. 
 
 serve with a writ, cite, apprehend, arraign, sue, prosecute, bring an 
 action against, indict, impeach, attach, distrain, commit ; arrest ; sum- 
 mon, -s; give in charge &c. {restrain) 751. 
 
 empanel a jury, implead, join issue ; close the pleadings ; set down 
 for hearing. 
 
 try, hear a cause ; sit in judgment ; adjudicate &c. 480. 
 
 Adj. litigious &c. {quaj'relsome) 713; qui tam ; coram -, suh- judice. 
 
 Adv. 2^sndente lite. 
 
 Phr. adkuc sub judice lis est. 
 
 970. Acquittal. — w. acquit-tal, 
 -ment ; clearance, exculpation ; discharge 
 &c. {release) 750; quietus, absolution, 
 compurgation, reprieve, respite ; pardon 
 &c. {forcfiveness) 918. 
 
 [Exemption from punishment] im- 
 punity. 
 
 V. acquit, exculpate, exonerate, clear; 
 absolve, whitewash, assoil, discharge, 
 release ; liberate &c. 750. 
 
 reprieve, respite ; pardon &c. {forgive) 
 918-, let off, - scot free. 
 
 Adj. acquitted &c. v.-, un-condemned, 
 -punished, -chastised. 
 
 971. Condemnation. — w. 
 
 damnation ; death warrant, 
 attain-der, -ture, -tment. 
 V. condemn, convict, cast, bring home 
 to, find guilty, damn, doom, sign the 
 death warrant, sentence, pass sentence 
 on, attaint, confiscate, proscribe, seques- 
 trate; non-suit. 
 
 disapprove &c. 932 ; accuse &c. 938. 
 stand condemned. 
 
 Adj. condem-, dam-natory; con- 
 demned &c. V. ; non-suited &c. {failure) 
 732; self-convicted. 
 
 Phr. mutato nomine de te fahula 
 narratur. 
 
 972. Punisbment. — SJ. punishment, punition ; chast-isement, 
 -ening ; coiTection, castigation. 
 
 discipline, infliction, trial; judgment; penalty &c. 974 ; retribution; 
 thunderbolt, Nemesis ; requital &c. (reivard) 973 ; penology ; retri- 
 butive justice. 
 
 lash, scaffold, &c. {instrument of punishment) 975 ; imprisonment &c. 
 {restraint) 751 ; transportation, banishment, expulsion, exile, involun- 
 tary exile, ostracism ; penal servitude, hard labour ; galleys &c. 975 ; 
 beating kc. v. ; flagellation, fustigation, gantlet, strappado, estrapade, 
 bastinado, argumentum hacidimim, stick law, rap on the knuckles, box 
 on the ear ; blow &c. {impulse) 276 ; stiipe, cuft', kick, buffet, pummel ; 
 slap, - in the face ; wipe, douse ; coup de grace ; torture, rack ; picket, 
 -ing ; dragonnade ; capital punishment ; execution ; hanging &c. v. ; 
 de-capitation, -coUation ; g arrot-te, -to ; crwai^iaon, impalement; martyr- 
 dom, auto-dafe ; noyade ; hari-kari, happy despatch. 1 
 
 V. punish ; chast-ise, -en ; castigate, correct, inflict punishment, 
 administer correction, deal retributive justice. 
 
 visit upon, pay ; pay -, serve- out ; do for ; make short work of, 
 give a lesson to, serve one right, make an example of; have a rod in 
 pickle for ; give it one. 
 
 strike &c. 276 ; deal a blow to, administer tha lash, smite ; slap, - 
 
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972—975. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. IV. 5°. 
 
 the face ; smack, cufF, "box the ears, spank, thwack, thump, beat, lay 
 on, swinge, buftet ; thresh, thrash, pummel, drub, leather, trounce, 
 baste, belalDOur ; lace, - one's jacket ; dress, give a dressing, trim, 
 warm, wipe, tund, cob, bang, strap, comb, lash, lick, larrup, whallop, 
 whop, flog, scourge, whip, birch, cane, give the stick, switch, flagellate, 
 horsewhip, bastinado, towel, rub down with an oaken towel, rib roast, 
 dust one's jacket, fustigate, pitch into, lay about one, beat black and 
 blue ; beat to a -mummy, - jelly ; give a black eye. 
 
 tar and feather ; pelt, stone, lapidate ; mast-head, keelhaul. 
 
 execute ; bring to the -block, - gallows ; behead ; de-capitate, -col- 
 late ; guillotine ; hang, turn ofi^, gibbet, bowstring, hang draw and 
 quarter ; shoot ; decimate ; burn ; break on the wheel, crucify ; em-, 
 im-pale ; flay ; lynch. 
 
 torture ; put -on, - to- the rack ; picket. 
 
 banish, exile, transport, expel, ostracize ; rusticate ; drum out ; dis- 
 miss, -bar, -bench ; strike oft' the roll, unfrock ; post. 
 
 suffer, - for, - punishment ; be -flogged, -hanged, &c. ; come to the 
 gallows, dance upon nothiog, die in one's shoes ; be rightly served. 
 
 Adj. punishing &c. v. ; penal ; puni-tory, -tive ; inflictive, castiga- 
 tory ; punished &c. v. 
 
 Int. a la lanterne I 
 
 973. Reward. — U. reward, re- 
 compense, remuneration, meed, guerdon, 
 reguerdon ; indemni-ty, -fication ; quit- 
 tance ; compensation ; reparation, re- 
 dress ; retribution, reckoning, acknow- 
 ledgment, requital, amends, sop ; atone- 
 ment; consideration, return, quid pro 
 quo ; salvage, perquisite ; vail »&:c. {do- 
 nation) 784 : douceur, bribe ; hush-, 
 smart - money ; blaclnnail ; carcelage ; 
 solatium. 
 
 allowance, salary, stipend, wages ; 
 pay, -ment ; emolument ; tribute ; batta, 
 shot, scot ; premium, fee, honorarium ; 
 hire. 
 
 crown &c. {decoration of honour) S77. 
 
 V. re-ward, -compense, -pay, -quite ; 
 re-, munerate ; compensate ; fee ; pay 
 one's footing &c. {pai/) 807; make 
 amends, indemnify, atone ; satisfy, ac- 
 knowledge. 
 
 get for one's pains, reap the frmts of. 
 
 ja.clj. remunerat-ive, -ory ; munerary, 
 compensatory, retributive, reparatory. 
 
 974. Penalty.— w. penalty; re- 
 tribution Sec. {punishment) 972 ; pain, 
 pains and penalties ; peine forte etdure ; 
 penance &c. {atonement) 952 ; the devil 
 to pay. 
 
 flne, mulct, amercement ; forfeit, -ure ; 
 escheat, damages, deodand, sequestra- 
 tion, confiscation, jvemunire. 
 
 V. flue, mulct, amerce, sconce, con- 
 fiscate ; sequest-rate, -er ; escheat ; es- 
 treat, forfeit. 
 
 975. [Instrument of punishment.] 
 Scourg'e. — M". scourge, rod, cane, 
 stick ; ra-, rat-tan ; birch, - rod ; rod in 
 pickle; switch, ferule, cudgel, truncheon. 
 
 whip, lash, strap, thong, cowhide, 
 knout ; cat, - o'-nine-tails ; rope's end. 
 
 pillory, stocks, whipping-post ; cuck-, 
 duck-ing stool ; brank ; triangle, wooden 
 horse, maiden, thumbscrew, boot, rack, 
 wheel, iron heel ; treadmill, crank, galleys. 
 
 scaffold ; bloclf, axe, guillotine ; stake ; 
 cross ; gallows, gibbet, tree, drop, noose, 
 rope, halter, bowstring. 
 
 house of correction &c. (jwison) 752. 
 
 gaol-, jail-er; executioner; hang-, 
 heads-man ; Jack Ketch. 
 
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Yl. Y. 1^. RELIGION. . 976—978- 
 
 Section Y. RELIGIOUS AFFECTIONS. 
 1°. SuPEKHraiAif Beings and Regions. 
 
 976. Deity. — ar. Deity, Divinity ; God-head, -sHp j Omnipotence, 
 .-Providence. 
 
 [Quality of being divine] divin-eness, -ity. 
 
 God, Lord, Jehovah; The -Almighty, - Supreme Being, - First Cause ; 
 Ens EnUum ; Author -, Creator- of all things ; Author of our heiug ; 
 The -Infinite, - Eternal ; The All-powerful, -wise, -merciful, -holy. 
 
 [Attributes and perfections] infinite -power, - wisdom, - goodness, - 
 justice, - truth, - mercy ; omni-potence, -science, -presence ; miity, im- 
 mutability, holiness, glory, majesty, sovereignty, infinity, eternity. 
 
 The -Trinity, - Holy Trinity, -'Trinity in Unity, - Triune God. 
 
 God the Father ; The -Maker, - Creator, - Preserver. 
 
 [Functions] creation, preservation, divine government; The-ocracy, 
 -archy ; providence ; ways -, dealings -, dispensations -, visitations- of 
 Providence. 
 
 God the Son, Jesus, Christ ; The -Messiah, - Anointed, - Saviour, - 
 Redeemer, - Mediator, - Intercessor, - Advocate, - Judge ; The Son of 
 -God, - Man, - David ; The Lamb of God, The Word ; Em-, Im-manuel; 
 The -King of Kings and Lord of Lords, - King of Glory, - Prince of 
 Peace, - Good Shepherd, - Way, - Truth, - Life, - Bread of Life, - 
 Light of the World ; The -Lord our, - Sun of- Righteousness. 
 
 'the -Incarnation, - Hypostatic Union. 
 
 [Functions] salvation, redemption, atonement, propitiation, mediation, 
 intercession, judgment. 
 
 God the Holy Ghost, The Holy Spirit, Paraclete ; The -Comforter, - 
 Spirit of Truth, - Dove. 
 
 [Functions] inspiration, unction, regeneration, sanctification, conso- 
 lation. 
 
 eon, aeon, special providence, Beus ex machind ; Avatar. 
 
 V. create, uphold, preserve, govern, &c. 
 
 atone, redeem, save, propitiate, mediate, &c. 
 
 predestinate, elect, call, ordain, bless, justify, sanctify, fflorify, &c. _ 
 
 Adj. almighty, holy, hallowed, sacred, divine, heavenly, celestial j 
 sacrosanct. 
 
 super-human, -natural; ghostly, spiritual, hyperphysical, unearthly; 
 the-istic, -ocratic ; anointed. 
 
 Adv. jure divino, by divine right. 
 
 977. [Beneficent spirits] Ang^el. — I 978. [Maleficent spirits.] Satan. 
 W. angel, archangel ; heavenly host, } — N". Satan, the Devil, Lucifer, Ahri- 
 host of heaven, sons of God ; seraph, j manes, Belial ; Sammael, Zamiel, Beel- 
 
 -im ; cherub, -im ; ministering spirit, 
 morning star ; saint. Madonna 
 Adj. angelic, seraphic. 
 
 zebub, the Prince of the Devils.* 
 
 the tempter ; the evil -one, - spirit ; 
 the -author of evil, - wicked one, - old 
 Serpent ; the Prince of -darkness, - this 
 world, - the power of the air ; the -foul, 
 - arch- fiend ; the devil incarnate ; the 
 -common enemy, - angel of the bottomless pit ; Abaddon, Apollyon. 
 
 fallen angels, unclean spirits, devils ; the -rulers, - powers- of dark- 
 ness ; inhabitants of Pandemonium ; demon &c. 980. 
 
 * The slang expressions ' the -deuce, - dickens, - old Gentleman ; old -Nick, - 
 Scratch, - Homy, - Harry, - Gooseberry,' have not been inserted in the text. 
 
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.978-983. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 >VI. V. i'^ 
 
 diabolism ; devil-ism, -ship ; satanism, manicheism ; tlie cloven foot. 
 Adj. Satanic, diabolic, devilish ; infernal, hell-born. 
 
 Mythological and other fabulous Deities and Poivers. 
 
 979. Jupiter, — w. god, -dess ; 
 heathen gods and goddesses ; Jupiter, 
 Jove, &c. &c. ; Pantheon. 
 
 Allah, Brahma, Vishnu, Siva, Shiva, 
 Krishna, Juggernauth, Buddha ; Isis, 
 Osiris ; Belus, Bel, Baal, Asteroth, &c. ; 
 Thor, Odin ; Mumbo Jumbo ; good -, 
 tutelary- genius ; demiurge, familiar ; 
 Sibyl ; fairy, fay ; sylph, -id ; Ariel, 
 peri, nymph, nereid, dryad, sea-maid, 
 Banshee, Benshie, Ormuzd ; Oberon, 
 Mab, hamadryad, naiad, mermaid, kelpie, 
 Ondine, nixie, sprite ; denizens of the 
 air ; pixy &c. (bad spirit) 980. 
 
 mythology ; heathen -, fairy- myth- 
 ology ; Lempriere, folklore. 
 
 Adj. fairy-, sylph-like ; sylphic. 
 
 980. Demon.— XT. demon, -ry, 
 -ology ; evil genius, fiend, iamiliar, 
 devil ; bad -, unclean- spirit ; cacode- 
 mon, incubus, Frankenstein's monster, 
 succubus and succuba, Titan, Shedim, 
 Mephistopheles, Asmodeus, Moloch, Be- 
 lial, Ahriman, fury, harpy ; Friar Rush. 
 
 vampire, ghoul ; af-, ef-freet ; afrite ; 
 ogre, -ss ; gnome, gin, jinn, imp, deev, 
 lamia ; bo-gie, -gle ; nis, kobold, flibber- 
 tigibbet, fairy, brownie, pixy, elf, dwarf, 
 urchin. Puck, Robin Goodfellow ; lepre-, 
 cluri-chaune ; troll, dwerger, sprite, oufe, 
 bad fairy, nixe, pigwidgeon. Will-o'-the- 
 wisp. 
 
 [Supernatural appearance] ghost, 
 spectre, apparition, spirit, shade, sha- 
 dow, vision ; hob-, goblin; wraith, spook, 
 
 boo-gart, banshee, loup-garou, lemures 
 
 evil eye. 
 
 nisse, necks ; mer-man, -maid, -folk; siren; satyr, faun. 
 Adj. supernatural, weird, uncanny, unearthly, spectral; ghost-ly, 
 -like; ell'-in, -like ; fiend-ish, -like ; impish, demoniacal; haunted. 
 
 981. Keaven. — W. heaven; king- 
 dom of -heaven, - God ; heavenly king- 
 dom ; throne -, presence- of God ; in- 
 heritance of the saints in light. 
 
 Paradise, Eden, abode of the blessed; 
 celestial bliss, glory. 
 
 [Mythological -heaven] Olympus ; 
 [-paradise] Elysium, Elysian fields, Ar- 
 cadia, bowers of bliss, garden of the 
 Hesperides, third heaven ; Val-, Wal- 
 halla (Scandinavian) ; Nirwana (Budd- 
 hist). 
 
 future state, eternal home, resuiTec- 
 tion, translation ; resuscitation &c. 660 ; 
 apotheosis, deification. 
 
 Adj. heavenly, celestial, supernal, un- 
 earthly, from on high, paradisiacal, be- 
 atific, elysian. 
 
 2°. Religious Doctkines. 
 
 983. [Religious Knowledge.] Theolog-y.— w. Theology (natural 
 and revealed) ; Theo-gony, -sophy ; Divinity ; Hagio-logy, -graphy ; Cau- 
 casian mystery ; monotheism ; religion ; religious -persuasion, - sect, - 
 denomination ; creed &c. {belief) 484 ; articles -, declaration -, profession 
 -, confession- of faith. 
 
 theolog-ue, -ian ; divine, schoolman, canonist. 
 
 Adj. theological, religious ; denominational ; sectarian &c. 984. 
 
 33^ 
 
 982. Hell. — W. hell, bottomless 
 pit, place of torment ; habitation of 
 I'allen angels ; Pandemonium, Abaddon, 
 Bomdaniel. 
 
 hell fire; everlasting -fire, - torment; 
 lake of fire and brimstone ; fire that is 
 never quenched, worm that never dies. 
 
 purgatory, limbo, gehenna, abyss. 
 
 [Mythological hell] Tartarus, Hades, 
 Avernus, Styx, Stygian creek, pit of 
 Acheron, Oocytus ; infernal regions, in- 
 ferno, shades below, realms of Pluto. 
 
 Pluto, Rhadamanthus, Erebus ; To- 
 phet. 
 
 Adj. hellish, infernal, stygian. 
 
VI. T. 2°. 
 
 RELIGIOX. 
 
 983a— 984. 
 
 983a. Orthodoxy.— JT. ortho- 
 doxy; strictness, soundness, religious 
 truth, true faith ; truth &c. 494. 
 
 Christian-ity,-i3m ; Oatholic-ism, -itj ; 
 'the faith once delivered to the saints'; 
 hyperorthodoxy &c. 984 ; iconoclasm. 
 
 the Church ; Catholic -, Universal 
 -, Apostolic -, Established- Church ; 
 temple of the Holy Ghost ; Church -, 
 bodv -, members-, disciples -, followers- 
 of Christ; Christian, -community; true 
 believer ; canonist &c. {theologiari) 983 ; 
 Christendom, collective body of Chris- 
 tians. 
 
 canons &c. (belief) 484; thirty-nine 
 articles; Apostles' -, Nicene -, Atha- 
 nasian- Creed; Church Catechism; tex- 
 tuary. 
 
 Adj. orthodox, sound, strict, faith- 
 ful, catholic, schismless, Christian, evan- 
 gelical, scriptural, divine, monotheistic ; 
 true «&:c. 494. 
 
 984. Heterodoxy. [Sectarian- 
 ism.] — W. heterodoxy ; error &c. 495 ; 
 false doctrine, heresy, schism ; schis- 
 matic-ism, -alness ; recusancy, back- 
 sliding, apostasy ; atheism &c. iirreli- 
 gion) 989. 
 
 bigotry &c. (obstinacy) 606; fanati- 
 cism, iconoclasm ; hyperorthodoxy, pre- 
 cisianism, bibliolatry, Sabbatarianism, 
 Puritanism; idolatry &c. 991; super- 
 stition &c. ici'edulity) 486 ; dissent &c. 
 
 489- 
 
 sectar-ism, -ianism ; nonconformity ; 
 secularism ; syncretism, religious sects. 
 
 protestant-, Arian-, Erastian-, Cal- 
 vin-, quaher-, method-, anabapt-, Pusey-, 
 tractariau-, ritual-, Origen-, Sabellif 
 
 337 
 
 Socinian-, De-, The-, material-, positiv-, 
 latitudinarian-ism, &c. 
 
 High -, Low -, Broad -, Free- 
 Church ; ultramontanism ; pap-ism, -is- 
 try ; papacy ; Anglican-, Catholic-, Ro- 
 man-ism ; popery. Scarlet Lady, Church 
 of Rome, Greek Church. 
 
 pagan-, heathen-, ethic-ism ; mythology ; poly-, di-, tri-, pan-theism ; 
 dualism; heathendom. 
 
 Juda-, Gentil-, Mahometan-, Islam-, Turc-, Brahmin-, Hindoo-, 
 Buddh-, Boodh-, Sabian-, Gnostic-, Soofee-, Hylothe-, Mormon-ism. 
 
 heretic, antichrist ; pagan, heathen; pai-, pay-nim ; giaour; gen- 
 tile ; pan-, poh'-theist ; idolator. 
 
 bigot i&c. {obstinacy) 606 ; fanatic, abdal, iconoclast. 
 
 latitudinarian, Deist, Theist, Unitarian ; positivist, materialist ; 
 sceptic &;c. 989. 
 
 schismatic ; sectar-y, -ian, -ist ; seceder, separatist, recusant, dis- 
 senter; non-conformist, -juror; Huguenot, Protestant; orthodox 
 dissenter, Congregationalist, Independent ; Episcopalian, Presby- 
 terian ; Lutheran, Calvinist, Methodist, Wesleyan ; Ana-, Baptist ; 
 Mormon, Latter-day Saint, Irvingite, Sandemanian, Glassite, Eras- 
 tian ; Sub-, Supra-lapsarian ; Gentoo, -Antinomian, Swedenborgian, 
 &c. 
 
 Catholic, Roman Catiiolic, Romanist, ultramontane ; tractarian, 
 Puseyite, ritualist ; Puritan. 
 
 Jew, Hebrew, Rabbist; Mahometan, Mohammedan, Mussulman, 
 Moslem, Osmanli ; Brahm-in, -an ; Parsee, Sofi, Soofee ; Bud-, Boo- 
 dhist ; Magi, Gymnosophist, fire-worshipper^ Sabian, Gnostic, Saddu- 
 cee, Rosicrucian, &c. 
 
 Adj. heterodox, heretical ; un-orthodox, -scriptural, -canonical ; 
 antiscriptural, apocryphal ; un-, anti-christian ; schismatic, recusant, 
 iconoclastic ; sectarian ; dis-senting, -sident ; secular &c. {lay) 997. 
 
 pagan ; heathen, -ish ; ethnic, -al ; gentile, painim ; pan-, poly- 
 theistic. 
 
 Judaical, Mohammedan, Brahminical, Boodhist, &e. n. ; Romish, 
 Protestant &c. n. 
 
 bigoted &c. {prejudiced) 481, {obstinate) 606; superstitious &c. 
 (credulous) 486; fanatical; idolatrous &c. 991 ; visionary &c. {imagi- 
 native) 515. 
 
 z 
 
985—988. 
 
 AFFECTIONS. 
 
 VI. Y. 2°. 
 
 985. Revelation. — xr. revela- 
 tion, inspiration, affiatus. 
 
 Word, - of God ; Scripture ; the 
 -Scriptures, - Bible; Holy -Writ, - 
 Scriptures ; inspired writings. Gospel. 
 
 Old Testament, Septuagint, Vulgate, 
 Pentateuch; Octateuch; the -Law, - 
 Jewish Law, - Prophets ; major -, mi- 
 nor- Prophets ; Hagio-grapha, -logy ; 
 Ilierographa ; Apocrypha. 
 
 New Testament ; Gospels, Evangelists, 
 Acts, Epistles, Apocalypse, Revelations. 
 
 T-, Th-almud ; Mishna, Masorah. 
 
 prophet &c. (seer) 513; evangelist, apostle, disciple, saint; the - 
 the Apostolical- fathers ; Holy Men of old, inspired penmen. 
 
 Adj. scriptural, biblical, sacred, prophetic ; evangel-ical, -istic 
 apostolic, -al ; inspired, theopneustic, apocalyptic, ecclesiastical, cau' 
 onical, textuary. 
 
 3°. Religious Sentimei^ts. 
 
 986. Pseudo - Revelation. — 
 
 MT. the -Koran, - Alcoran ; Ly-ldng, 
 Shaster, Vedas, Zendavesta, Vedidad, 
 Purana, Edda ; Go-, Gau-tama ; Book 
 of Mormon. 
 
 [False prophets and religious found- 
 ers] Buddha, Zoroaster, Zerdhusht, Con- 
 fucius, Mahomet. 
 
 [Idols] golden calf &c. 991 ; Baal, 
 Moloch, Dagon. 
 
 987. Piety. —w. piety, religion, 
 theism, faith; religiousness, holiness, 
 &c. adj.', saintship; religionism; sanc- 
 timony &c. {assumed lyiety) 988 ; reve- 
 rence &c. (respect) 928 ; humility, vene- 
 ration, devotion; prostration &c. {2vor- 
 ship) 990 ; grace, unction, edification ; 
 sancti-ty, -tude ; consecration. 
 
 spiritual existence, odour of sanctity, 
 beauty of holiness. 
 
 theopathy, beatification, adoption, re- 
 generation, conversion, j ustification, sanc- 
 tification, salvation, inspiration, bread 
 of life ; Body and Blood of Christ. 
 
 believer, convert, theist. Christian, 
 devotee, pietist ; the -good, - righteous, 
 
 - just, - believing, - elect ; Saint, Ma- 
 donna. 
 
 the children of -God, - the "kingdom, 
 
 - light. 
 
 V. be -pious &c. adj. ; have -faith &c. 
 71.; believe, receive Christ; revere &c. 
 928 ; be -converted &c. 
 
 convert, edify, sanctify, keep holy, 
 beatify, regenerate, inspire, consecrate, 
 enshrine. 
 
 Adj. pious, religious, devout, de- 
 voted, reverent, godly, heavenly mind- 
 ed, humble, pure, holy, spiritual, piet- 
 istic; saint-ly, -like; seraphic, sacred, 
 solemn. 
 
 believing, faithful, Christian, Catholic. 
 
 elected, adopted, justified, sanctified, 
 regenerated, inspired, consecrated, con- 
 verted, unearthly, not of the earth. 
 338 
 
 988. Impiety. — U. impiety ; sin 
 &c. 945 ; irreverence ; profan-eness &c. 
 adj.y -ity, -ation; blasphemy, desecra- 
 tion, sacrilege ; scoffing &c. v. 
 
 [Assumed piety] hypocrisy &c. {false-' 
 hood) 544 ; pietism, cant, pious fraud ; 
 lip-devotion, -service, -reverence; mis- 
 devotion, formalism, austerity ; sancti- 
 mon-y, -iousness, &c. adj. ; pharisaism, 
 precisianism ; sabbat - ism, -arianism ; 
 odium theologicum, sacerdotalism ; bigo- 
 try &c. {obstinacy) 606, {prejudice) 481. 
 
 hardening, backsliding, declension, 
 perversion, reprobation. 
 
 sinner &c. 949 ; scoffer, blasphemer ; 
 sacrilegist ; worldling ; pur-itan, -ist ; 
 pietist ; hypocrite &c. {dissembler) 548 ; 
 Tartufe, Maw-worm. 
 
 bigot ; saint [ironically] ; Pharisee, 
 Sabbatarian, formalist, precisian, religi- 
 onist, devotee, ranter, fanatic. 
 
 the -wicked, - evil,- unjust, - repro- 
 bate ; sons of -men, - Belial, - the 
 wicked one ; children of darkness. 
 
 V. be -impious &c. aclj. ; profane, 
 desecrate, blaspheme, revile, scoff"; 
 swear &c. {malediction) 908 ; commit 
 sacrilege. 
 
 snuffle ; turn up the whites of the 
 eyes ; idolize. 
 
 Adj. impious; irreligious &c. 989; 
 desecrating &c. v.; profane, irreverent, 
 sacrilegious, blasphemous. 
 
 un-hallowed, -sanctified, -regenerate ; 
 hardened, perverted, reprobate. 
 
VI. V. 4^*. 
 
 RELIGION. 
 
 988—990. 
 
 113-pocritical &c. (false) 544 ; canting, pietistical, sanctimonious, mic- 
 tuous, Pharisaical, over-righteous, righteous over much. 
 
 "bigoted, fanatical ; priest-ridden. 
 
 Adv. under the -mask, - cloak, - pretence, - form, - guise- of 
 religion. 
 
 989. Zrrelig'ion. — w. irreligion, indevotion ; ungodliness &c. 
 adj. ; laxity, quietism. 
 
 scepticism, doubt; un-, dis-helief; incredul-ity, -ousness Sec. adj. '^ 
 want of -faith, - belief ; pyrrhonism ; doubt &c. 485 ; agnosticism. 
 
 atheism, deism ; hylotheism ; materialism ; positivism ; nihilism. 
 
 infidelity, freethinking, antichristianity, rationalism. 
 
 atheist, sceptic, unbeliever, deist, infidel, pyrrhonist ; f/iaoiu; hea- 
 then, alien, gentile, Nazarene ; esprit fort, freethinker, latitudinarian, 
 rationalist ; materialist, positivist, nihilist, agnostic. 
 
 V. be -irreligious &c. adj. ; disbelieve, lack faith ; doubt, question, 
 &c. 485. 
 
 dechristianize. 
 
 Adj. irreligious; in-, un-devout; devout-, god-, grace-less; un- 
 godly, -holy, -sanctified, -hallowed ; atheistic, without God. 
 
 sceptical, free-thinking ; im-believing, -converted, incredulous, 
 faithless, lacking faith ; deistical ; un-, anti-christian. 
 
 worldly, mundane, earthly, carnal ; worldly &c.- minded. 
 
 Adv. irreligiously &c. adj. 
 
 4°. Acts of Religion. 
 
 990. Worship. — M". worship, adoration, devotion, aspiration, la- 
 tria, homage, service, humiliation ; Imeeling, genuflexion, prostration. 
 
 prayer, invocation, supplication, rogation, intercession, orison, holy 
 breathing ; petition &c. (request) 765 ; collect, litany, Lord's prayer, 
 paternoster ; bead-roll ; latria, dulia, hyperdulia, vigils'; revival ; cult. 
 
 thanksgiving ; giving -, returning- thanks ; gi*ace, praise, glorifica- 
 tion, benediction, doxology, hosanna ; h-, allelujah ; Te Deum, non nobis 
 Domine, 7iunc dimittis ; paean. 
 
 psalm, -ody; hymn, plainsong, chant, chaunt, response, anthem, 
 motet ; antiphon, -y. 
 
 oblation, sacrifice, incense, libation ; burnt-, votive- ofiering ; ofiertory. 
 
 discipline ; self-discipline, -examination, -denial ; fasting. 
 
 divine service, office, duty; morning prayer; mass, matins, evensong, 
 vespers ; holy day &c. (rites) 998. 
 
 worshipper, congregation, communicant, celebrant. 
 
 V. worship, lift up the heart, aspire ; revere &c. 928 : adore, do ser- 
 vice, pay bomage ; humble oneself, kneel ; bow -, bend- the knee; fall 
 -down, - on one's knees ; prostrate oneself, bow down and worship. 
 
 pray, invoke, supplicate ; put -, offer- up -prayers, - petitions ; be- 
 seech &c. (ash) 765 ; say one's prayers, tell one's beads. 
 
 return -, give- thanks ; say grace, bless, praise, laud, glorify, magnify, 
 sing praises ; give benediction, lead the choir, intone. 
 
 propitiate, offer sacrifice, fast, deny oneself; vow, offer vows, give 
 alms. 
 
 attend 
 
 work out one's salvation 
 communicate &c. (rite) 998. 
 
 Adj. worshipping &c. v.; 
 fervid &c. (heartfelt) 821. 
 
 339 
 
 go to church; 
 
 -service, - mass ; 
 
 devout, devotional, reverent, pure, solemn; 
 
 Z2 
 
990-995. AFFECTIONS. VI. v. 4^. 
 
 Int. h-, allelujah ! liosanna ! glory be to God ! Lord ! pray God 
 that ! God -grant, - bless, - save, - forbid ! sursum cnrda. 
 
 991. Idolatry. — m. idol-atry, -ism ; demon-ism, -olatry ; idol -, 
 demon -, devil -, lire- worship; zoolatry, fetichism ; Mari-, Bibli- 
 olatry. 
 
 deification, apotheosis, canonization ; hero worship. 
 
 sacrifices, hecatomb, holocaust ; human sacrifices, immolation, mac- 
 tation, infanticide, self-immolation, suttee. 
 
 idol, golden calf, graven image, fetich, avatar, Juggernauth, lares et 
 penates ; Baal &c. 986. 
 
 V. worship -idols, - pictures, - relics ; deify, canonize. 
 
 Adj. idolatrous. 
 
 992. Sorcery. — NT. sorcery; occult -art, - sciences; magic, the 
 black art, necromancy, theurgy, thaumaturgy ; demon-ology, -omy, -ship; 
 diahlei'ie, bedevilment ; witch-craft, -ery ; glamour ; fetic-hism, -ism ; 
 Shamanism [Esquimaux], vampirism; conjuration; bewitchery, exor- 
 cism, enchantment, mysticism, second sight, mesmerism, animal mag- 
 netism; od -, odylic- force; electro-biology, clairvoyance \ spiritualism, 
 spirit-rapping, table-turning. 
 
 divination &c. (prediction) 511; sortilege, ordeal, soj'tes Virf/iliancs ; 
 hocus-pocus &c. {deception) 545. 
 
 V. practice -sorcery &c. n. ; cast a nativity, conjure, exorcise, charm, 
 enchant; be-witch, -devil; entrance, mesmerize, magnetize; fascinate 
 &c. {influence) 615; taboo ; wave a wand ; rub the -ring, - lamp ; cast 
 a spell ; call up spirits, - from the vasty deep ; raise spirits from the 
 dead. 
 
 Adj. m»gic, -al ; mystic, weird, cabalistic, talismanic, phylacteric, 
 incantatory; charmed &c. v. 
 
 993. Spell. — wr. spell, charm, incantation, exorcism, weird, cabala^ 
 exsufliation, cantrap, runes, abracadabra, open sesame, counter-charm, 
 Ephesian letters, bell book and candle, Mumbo-jumbo, evil-eye, fee-faw- 
 fum. 
 
 talisman, amulet, periapt, telesm, phylactery, philtre ; fetich, fetish ; 
 agnus Dei. 
 
 wand, caduceus, rod, divining rod, lamp of Aladdin ; wishing -, For- 
 tunatus's- cap. 
 
 994. Sorcerer. — kt. sorcerer, magician; thaumat-, the-urgist; 
 conjuror, necromancer, seer, wizard, witch; fairy &c. 980; lamia, hag, 
 warlock, charmer, exorcist, mage ; cunning -, medicine- man : Shaman, 
 figure-flinger, ecstatica, medium, clairvoyant, mesmerist ; deus ex 7na-' 
 china ; soothsayer &c, 513. 
 
 Katerfelto, Oagliostro, Mesraer, Rosicrucian ; Circe, siren, weird sisters* 
 
 5°. Religious Institutions. 
 
 995. Churchdom. — isr. church, -dom ; ministry, apostleship, 
 priesthood, prelacy, hierarchy, church government, Christendom, pale of 
 the church. 
 
 clerical-, sacerdotal-, episcopalian-, ultramon tan-ism ; Theocracy ; eccle- 
 siolog-y, -ist ; priestcraft, odium theologicum. 
 monach-ism, -y ; monasticism, monkhood. 
 
 [Ecclesiastical offices and dignities] pontificate, primacy, archbishopric, 
 340 
 
VI. V. 5^ 
 
 RELIGION. 
 
 995—998. 
 
 archiepiscopacy ; prelacy; bishop-ric, -dom; episcop-ate, -acy; see, 
 diocese ; deanery, stall ; canon-ry, -icate ; prebend, -aryship ; benefice, 
 incumbency, glebe, advowson, living, cure ; rectorship ; vicar-iate, -ship ; 
 deacon-ry, -ship ; curacy ; chaplain, -cy, -ship ; cai*dinal-ate, -ship ; 
 abbacy, presbytery. 
 
 holy orders, ordination, institution, consecration, induction, reading in, 
 preferment, translation, presentation. 
 
 popedom ; the -Vatican, - apostolic see ; religious sects &c. 984. 
 
 council &c. 696 ; conclave, convocation, synod, consistory, chapter, 
 Testry ; sanhedrim, conge cVelire ; ecclesiastical courts, consistorial court, 
 court of Arches. 
 
 >y. call, ordain, induct, prefer, translate, consecrate, present. 
 
 take -ordei-s, - the veil, - vows. 
 
 Adj. ecclesi-astical, -ological ; clerical, sacerdotal, priestly, prelatical, 
 pastoral, ministerial, capitular. Theocratic ; hierarchical, archiepiscopal ; 
 episcopal, -ian ; canonical ; mon-astic, -achal ; monkish ; abbati-al, -cal ; 
 pontifical, papal, apostolic ; ultramontane, priest-ridden. 
 
 997. Laity.— w. laity, flock, fold, 
 
 congregation, assembly, brethren, people. 
 
 temporality, secularization. 
 
 layman, civilian ; parishioner, cate- 
 chumen ; secularist. 
 
 V. secularize. 
 
 Adj. secular, lay, laical, civil, temporal, 
 profane. 
 
 996. Clergry.—x. clergy, clericals, 
 ministry, priesthood, presbytery, the 
 cloth. 
 
 clergyman, divine, ecclesiastic, church- 
 man, priest, presbyter, hierophant, pas- 
 tor, shepherd, minister; father, - in 
 Christ ; padre, abbe, cure ; patriarch ; 
 reverend ; black coat ; confessor. 
 
 dignitaries of the church ; ecclesi-, 
 hier-arch ; eminence, reverence, elder, 
 primate, metropolitan, archbishop, bi- 
 shop, prelate, diocesan, sufiragan, dean, subdean, archdeacon, pre- 
 bendary, canon, rural dean, rector, parson, vicar, perpetual curate, 
 residentiary, beneficiary, incumbent, chaplain, curate ; deacon, -ess ; 
 preacher, reader, lecturer ; capitular ; missionary, propagandist, Jesuit, 
 revivalist, field preacher. 
 
 chiu-ch warden, sidesman ; clerk, precentor, choir ; almoner, sm'sse, 
 verger, beadle, sexton, sacristan ; acol-yth, -othyst, -yte ; chorister. 
 
 [Roman Catholic priesthood] Pope, Papa, pontifi", high priest, car- 
 dinal ; ancient -, flamen ; confessor, penitentiary ; spiritual director. 
 
 cenobite, conventual, abbot, prior, monk, friar, lay brother, beads- 
 man, mendicant, pilgrim, palmer; canon-regular, -secular; Franciscan, 
 Friars minor, Minorites; Observant, Capuchin, Dominican, Carmelite; 
 Augustinian ; Gilbertine ; Austin-, Black-, White-, Grey-, Crossed-, 
 Crutched-Friars ; Bonhomme, Carthusian, Benedictine, Cistercian, 
 Trappist, Cluniac, Premonstratensian, Maturine ; Templar, Hospitaller. 
 
 abb-, prior-, canon-ess ; religieuse, nun, novice, postulant. 
 
 [Under the Jewish dispensation] prophet, priest, high priest, Levite ; 
 Rabbi, -n ; scribe. 
 
 [Mohammedan, &c.] mollah, ulema, imaiim, sheik; so-fi, -phi; 
 mufti, hadji, muezzin, dervish ; fa-kir, -quir ; brahmin, gooroo, druid, 
 bonze, santon, abdal. Lama, talapoin, caloyer. 
 
 V. take orders &c. 995. 
 
 Adj. the -, the very -, the Right- Reverend ; ordained, in orders, 
 called to the ministry. 
 
 998. Xlite. — N", rite ; ceremon-y, -ial ; ordinance, observance, func- 
 tion, duty ; form, -ulary ; solemnity, sacrament ; incantation &c. {spell) 
 993 ; service, psalmody, &c. (ivorship) 990. 
 
998—1000. AFFECTIONS. VI. v. 5^ 
 
 ministration ; preach-ing, -ment ; predication, sermon, homily, lecture, 
 discourse, pastoral. 
 
 baptism, christening, chrism ; baptismal regeneration ; font. 
 
 confirmation ; imposition -, laying on- of hands ; ordination &c. 
 {churchdom) 995 ; excommunication. 
 
 Eucharist, Lord's supper, communion ; the -, the holy- sacrament ; 
 celebration, high celebration ; missa cantata ; offertory ; introit ; conse- 
 cration ; con-, tran-substantiation ; real presence ; elements ; mass ; high 
 -, low -, dry- mass. 
 
 matrimony &c. 903 ; burial &c. 363 ; visitation of the sick. 
 
 seven sacraments, impanation, extreme unctioD, viaticum, invocation 
 of saints, canonization, transfiguration, auricular confession ; maceration, 
 flagellation, sackcloth and ashes ; penance &c. (atonement) 952 ; telling 
 of beads, processional ; thurification, incense, holy water, aspersion. 
 
 relics, rosary, beads, reliquary, host, cross, rood, crucifix, pax, pix, 
 pyx, agnus Dei, censer, thurible, patera. 
 
 ritual, rubric, canon, ordinal ; liturgy, prayer-book, book of common 
 prayer, pietas, euchology, litany, lectionary; missal, breviary, mass-book, 
 bead-roU. 
 
 psalter ; psalm -, hymn- book ; hymn-al, -ology. 
 
 ritual-, ceremonial-ism ; sabbat-ism, -arianism ; ritualist, Sabbatarian. 
 
 holyday, feast, fast ; Sabbath, Passover, Pentecost ; Advent, Christ- 
 mas, Epiphany, Lent ; Passion -, Holy- week ; Easter, Whitsuntide j 
 Lam-, Martin-, Michael-mas ; Rama-dan, -zan ; J3airam, «fcc., &c. 
 
 V. perform service, do duty, minister, officiate, baptize, dip, sprinkle ; 
 confirm, lay hands on ; give -, administer -, take -, receive -, attend -, 
 partake of- the -sacrament, - communion ; communicate ; administer -, 
 receive- extreme unction ; anele. 
 
 excommunicate, ban with bell book and candle. 
 
 preach, sermonize, predicate, lecture. 
 
 Adj. ritual, -istic ; ceremonial ; baptismal, eucharistical ; paschal. 
 
 999. Canonicals. — »r. canonicals, vestments ; robe, gown, Geneva 
 gown, frock, pallium, surplice, cassock, dalmatic, scapulary, cope, scarf, 
 tunicle, chasuble, alb, alba, stole ; fan-on, -nel ; tonsure, cowl, hood ; 
 calo-te, -tte ; bands; capuuch, amice; apron, lawn sleeves, pontiHcals, 
 pall ; mitre, tiara, triple crown ; shovel -, cardinal's- hat ; biretta ; 
 crosier; pastoral staff ; thurifer; costume &c. 225. 
 
 1000. Temple. — w. place of worship; house of -God, - prayer, 
 temple, cathedral, minster, church, kirk, chapel, meeting-house, 
 
 tabernacle, conventicle, basilica, fane, holy place, chantry, oratory. 
 
 synagogue; mosque; marabout; pantheon; pagoda; joss-house; da- 
 gobah, tope ; kiosk. 
 
 parsonage, rectory, vicarage, manse, deanery, glebe; Vatican ; bishop's 
 palace ; Lambeth. 
 
 altar, shrine, sanctuary. Holy of Holies, mnctum sanctomm, sacristy ; 
 communion -, holy -, Lord's- table ; table of the Lord ; pyx ; baptistery, 
 font ; piscina, stoup ; aumbry ; sedile ; reredos ; rood-loft, - screen. 
 
 chancel, quire, choir, nave, aisle, transept, vestry, crypt, cloisters, 
 churchyard, golgotha, calvary, Easter sepulchre; stall, pew; pulpit, 
 ambo, lectern, reading-desk, confessional, prothesis, credence, baldachin, 
 haldacchino ', jesse, apse, belfry; chapter-house; presbytery. 
 
 monastery, priory, abbey, friary, convent, nunnery, cloister. 
 
 Adj. claustral, cloistered ; monast-ic, -erial ; conventual. 
 
 3.42 
 
INDEX 
 
 N.B. The numbers refer to the headings under which the words or phrases 
 occur. When the same word or phrase may be used in various senses, the several 
 headings under which it, or its synonyms, will be found, according to those mean- 
 ings, are indicated by the words printed in Italics. These words in Italics are not 
 intended to explain the meaning of the word or phrase to which they are annexed, 
 but only to assist in the required reference. 
 
 When a number or word of reference is placed within parentheses, the 
 actual word or phrase will not be found under the heading referred to, although it 
 may sometimes be useful to consult the category thus indicated. 
 
 When the word given in the Index is itself the title or heading of a category, 
 the number of reference is printed in blacker type, thus : abode 189. 
 
 For Additions to Index, see page 667. 
 
 A 
 
 AI648 
 
 a - fortiori 33 
 
 - se 10 
 
 a - fond 52 
 
 - outrance,- plomb 
 
 212 
 
 - propos relative 9 
 aj)t 23 
 occasion, 134 
 {expedient 646) 
 
 - propos de bottes 
 
 10 
 A.B. 269 
 ab - extra 220 
 
 - initio 66 
 
 - intra 221 
 
 - ovo 66 
 
 - ovo usque ad 
 mala 52 
 
 - uno disce omnes 
 
 16 
 
 abacist 85 
 
 aback 235 
 take - 508 
 
 abacus 85 
 
 Abaddon 978, 982 
 
 abaft 235 
 
 abalienate 783 
 
 abandon 
 
 depart from. 293 
 - a purpose 624 
 
 - propeHy 782 
 
 - hope 859 
 
 - society 893 
 abandon 
 
 lic'ely 682 
 
 aHless 703 
 abandoned 
 
 neglected 460 
 forsaken 893 
 
 vicious 945 
 abase 
 
 depress 308 
 
 degrade 879 
 abasement 
 
 disrepute 874 
 
 servility 886. 
 abash daunt 860 
 
 humiliate 879 
 abate lessen 36 
 - a pi-ice 813 
 abattis 717 
 abattoir 361 
 abba 166 
 abbacy 995 
 abbatial 995 
 abbatis 717 
 abbess 996 
 abbey 1000 
 abbot 996 
 abbreviation 
 
 shortening 201 
 
 compendium 596 
 ABC beginning 66 
 
 teaching 537 
 letters 561 
 
 a^idiol fanatic 984 
 clergy 996 
 
 abdicate 
 
 - a throne 738 
 resign 757 
 
 abditory 530 
 
 abducent 289 
 
 abduct tahe 789 
 steal 791 
 rej)el 289 
 
 abecedarian 
 teacher 540 
 learner 541 
 
 abecedary 
 school 542 
 letter 561 
 
 aberrant 
 
 exceptional Z^^ 
 deviating 279 
 divergent 291 
 erroneous 495 
 
 aberration \see 
 
 aberrant] 
 
 variation 20a 
 
 mental - 503 
 
 abet 707 
 
 abettor 711 
 
 abeyance 
 extinction 2 
 stisjjense 142 
 expectation 507 
 
 m - 172 
 abhor dislihe 867 
 
 hate 898 
 abhorrent 
 
 jmitiful 830 
 abide remain 1 10 
 
 continue 141, 143 
 
 divell 186 
 
 quiet 265 
 
 expect 507 
 not - 867 
 
 - by assent 488 
 observe 772 
 
 - with 
 
 he composed 826 
 abigail 746 
 abilities, 
 to the best of one's 
 
 -686 
 ability j!?owf?* 157 
 
 sMll 698 
 abiogenesis i6i 
 abject 
 
 vile 874, 940 
 
 sei'vile 886 
 
 - fear 862 
 abjure 
 
 renounce 607 
 
 resign 757 
 ablation 
 
 suhduction 38 
 
 tahing 789 
 ablaze heat 382 
 343 
 
ABL 
 
 light 420 
 able capable 157 
 sliilful 698 
 
 - seaman 269 
 able-bodied 159 
 ablegate 
 
 displace 185 
 
 depute 759 
 ablepsy 442 
 ablude 15 
 ablution 652 
 abnegation 
 
 denial 536 
 
 refusal 764 
 
 forbearance 953 
 self - 942 
 abnormal 83 
 
 - mind 503 
 abnormis sapiens 
 
 498 
 9.}iOSLr:di present 186 
 
 ship 273 
 go - 293 
 abode 189 
 
 jiresage 511 
 take up one's - 
 
 settle 150 
 
 locate oneself 184 
 abodement 5 1 1 
 abois, aux - 
 
 dying 360 
 
 danger 665 
 
 ditficulty 704 
 abolish destroy 162 
 
 abrogate 756 
 abominable 
 
 bad 649 
 
 foul 653 
 
 hateful 898 
 abominate 
 
 dislihe 867 
 
 Aflf^ 898 
 abord 894 
 aboriginal 
 
 beginning 66 
 
 cause 153 
 aborigines 188 
 abortion 
 
 immaturity 674 
 
 failure 732 
 abound 639 
 about relative to 9 
 
 nearly 32 
 
 72ea7* 197 
 
 a/round 227 
 be - Z»?m/ ?i:i^/i 625 
 
 active 682 
 beat - 629 
 come - 658 
 get - imblic 531 
 344 
 
 ABR 
 
 recover 660 
 go - ^wr/i 311 
 going - news 532 
 not know what one 
 
 is - 699 
 put - 
 turn round 283 
 round - 311 
 send - one's busi- 
 ness 756 
 set - 676 
 turn - invert 218 
 what it is - 454 
 what one is - 625 
 
 - it and about it 
 
 573 
 
 - to 121 
 
 - to be 152 
 above 206 
 
 - all superior 33 
 impoi'iant 642 
 
 - board 
 manifest 525 
 artless 703 
 fair 939 
 
 - comprehension 
 
 519 
 
 - ground 
 alive 359 
 
 - the mark 33 
 
 - par great 3 1 
 good 648 
 
 - praise 944 
 
 - price 814 
 
 - stairs 206 
 
 - suspicion 946 
 
 - water safe 664 
 above-mentioned 
 
 preceding 62 
 
 repeated 104 
 
 2)i'ior 116 
 abracadabra 993 
 Abraham, 
 
 sham - 544 
 abrasion 
 
 paHng 38 
 
 filing 330, 331 , 
 abreast 236 
 abreption 789 
 abri, tente d' - 233 
 abridge lessen 36 
 
 shorten 201 
 
 - in writing 572, 
 596 
 abridgment 
 
 covipendiuni 596 
 abroad 
 
 extraneous 57 
 
 distant 196 
 
 UJicertain 475 
 
 AB3 
 
 get -public 531 
 abrogation 756 
 abrupt suddeji 131 
 
 violent 173 
 
 steej) 217 
 
 unexpected 508 
 
 style 579 
 abruption 44 
 abscess 655 
 abscissa 466 
 abscission 
 
 retrenchment 38 
 
 division 44 
 abscond 623 
 absence 
 
 non-jnescnce 187 
 
 - of choice 609;* 
 
 - cf influence 
 
 I75« 
 
 - of intellect 
 450a 
 
 - of mind 458 
 
 - of motive 615^^ 
 absentee 187 
 absolute 
 
 not relative i 
 great 31 
 complete 52 
 certain 474 
 affirmative 535 
 authoritative 737 
 severe 739 
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 469 
 
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 •346 
 
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 772 
 
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 /^flT^T-^^^ 898 
 
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 944 
 
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 465 
 
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 830 
 
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 88 
 
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 498 
 
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 347 
 
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 ^^« 334 
 
 atmospheHc 338 
 7rz«^ 349 
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 appearance 448 
 refresh 689 
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 fowls of the - 36^ 
 rend the - 404 
 take - 531 
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 air-drawn 515 
 air-gun 727 
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 air-pipe 351 
 air-pump 349 
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 vanity 880 
 arrogance 885 
 air-tight 261 
 airy [^ee air] 
 iinimpoitant 643 
 y^y 836 
 
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 give to - nothing 
 
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 .&c. 515 
 aisle passage 260 
 
 7t'«y 627 
 
 in a church 1000 
 ait 346 
 
 349 
 
AJA 
 
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 ALL 
 
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 discordant 713 
 ajee 217 
 ajutage ojjening 260 
 
 jnjye 350 
 akimbo angnlar 244 
 stand - 715 
 akin consangui- 
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 alack ! 839 
 alacrity willing 602 
 active 682 
 cheerful 836 
 Aladdin's lamp 993 
 alarm warning 668 
 notice of danger 
 669 
 fear 860 
 cause for - 665 
 give an - indicate 
 
 alarmist 862 
 alarum 
 
 indication 550 
 
 notice of danger 
 669 
 alas ! 839 
 alb 999 
 albeit 30 
 albification 430 
 albino 443 
 album look 593 
 
 coinpendium 596 
 albumen 
 
 semi-liquid 352 
 
 jjrotein 357 
 Alcaic 597 
 alcaid 745 
 alcalde 745 
 Alchemy 144 
 alcohol 
 
 drinldng 959 
 Alcoran 986 
 alcove hower 191 
 
 hollow 252 
 Aldebaran 423 
 alderman 745 
 ale 298 
 
 aleajacta est- 601 
 Alecto 173 
 Alectromancy 511 
 alehouse 189 
 
 go to the - 959 
 alembic 
 
 conversion 144 
 
 vessel 191 
 
 furnace 386 
 
 laboratory 69 I 
 350 
 
 alentours 197 
 alert watchful 459 
 
 active 682 
 alerte 669 
 Aleuromancy 511 
 Alexandrine 
 
 ornate style ^I'j'j 
 
 vei'se 597 
 
 {length 200) 
 alexipharmic 662 
 alexiteric 662 
 Algebra 85 
 algid 383 
 Algology 369 
 algorithm 85 
 alguazil 965 
 alias 565 
 alibi 187 
 alien irrelevant 10 
 
 foreign 57 
 
 transfer 783 
 
 gentile 989 
 alienable 783 
 alienate 
 
 transfer 783 
 
 estrange 889 
 
 set against 898 
 alienation 
 mental - 503 
 alieni appetens 
 
 grasping 865 
 
 envAous 921 
 
 selfish 943 
 align 278 
 alight stop 265 
 
 arnve 292 
 
 descend 306 
 
 on fire 382 
 alike 17 
 
 share and share - 
 778 
 aliment food 298 
 
 {materials 635) 
 alimentary 
 
 regimen 662 
 alimentation 
 
 aid 707 
 alimony 
 
 2)ropeHy 780 
 
 provision 803 
 
 income "^lo 
 aliquot^«?T^5i 
 
 number 84 
 aliter visum, diis - 
 
 601 
 alive 
 
 living 359 
 
 intelligent 498 
 
 active 682 ■ 
 
 cheerful 836 
 
 keep - continue 
 
 143 
 keep the memory 
 
 -505 
 
 - to attention 457 
 cognizant 490 
 informed 527 
 
 a JZe 698 
 
 sensible 822 
 alkahest 335 
 all w/iofe 50 
 
 comjilete 52 
 
 generality 78 
 
 - absorbing 642 
 in - ages 112 
 
 - agog 865 
 
 - in all 50 
 
 - along 106 
 
 - along of 154 
 
 - but 32 
 
 - colours 440 
 
 - considered 
 thonght 451 
 judgment 480 
 
 - day long no 
 
 in - directions 278 
 
 at - events coni- 
 
 2)ensation 30 
 
 qualification 469 
 
 true 494 
 
 resolve 604 
 
 - fours easy 705 
 cards 840 
 
 - in good time 152 
 
 - hail ! welcome 
 292 
 
 honour to 873 
 celebration 883 
 courtesy 894 
 
 - hands everybody 
 78 
 
 on - hands 488 
 
 - of a heap 72 
 
 - manner of dif- 
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 multiform 81 
 
 with - one's might 
 686 
 
 - at once 113 
 
 - one equal 27 
 indifferent 866 
 
 - over end 67 
 universal 78 
 destruction 162 
 sjyace 180 
 
 at - points 52 
 
 - in one's power 
 686 
 
 - powerful 
 mighty 159 
 
 God 976 
 in - quarters 180 
 with - respect 928 
 in - respects 
 
 completely 52 
 
 tridy 494 
 
 - right ! 922 
 
 - searching 461 
 on - sides 227 
 
 - sorts diverse i6a 
 mixed 41 
 multiform 81 
 
 - talk 4 
 
 - things to all 
 men 894 
 
 - the time 106 
 at -times 136 
 
 - together 50 
 
 - ways 
 disto7'tion 243 
 deviation 279 
 
 - the world and 
 his wife 'j8 
 
 of - work 
 
 useful 644 
 
 maid - 746 
 Allah 979 
 allay 
 
 moderate 174 
 
 pacify 723 
 
 relieve 834 
 
 - excitability 826 
 allective 615 
 allege evidence 467 
 
 assert 535 
 
 2)lea 617 
 allegiance 
 
 obedience 743 
 
 duty 926 
 allegory 
 
 similitude 464 
 
 metaphor ^2\ 
 allegro tmisic 415 
 
 cheerful 836 
 allelujah 990 
 allemande 840 
 alleviate 
 
 Ttwderate i74 
 
 relieve 834 
 alley court 189 
 
 2)assage 26 
 
 M*ff_7/ 627 
 alliance relation 9 
 
 hindred ii 
 
 physical cooper- 
 ation 178 
 
 voluntary cooper- 
 ation 709 
 
 2)arty 712 
 
 union 714 
 
ALL 
 
 allied to lilte 17 
 
 alligation 43 
 
 allign 278 
 
 alliteration 
 dmilaHty 17 
 ^l/le in TvHting 
 
 577 
 allocation 60 
 allocution 586 
 allodium/;r<3 748 
 
 lyropcHy 780 
 Allopathy 662 
 alloquy 586 
 allot arrange 60 
 
 distrihite 786 
 
 due 924 
 allow assent 488 
 
 admit 529 
 
 jjermit 760 
 
 consent 762 
 
 give 784 
 
 - to have one's 
 own way 740 
 allowable 
 
 permitted 760 
 
 </?/<? 924 
 allowance 
 
 qualification 469 
 
 ^i/if 784 
 
 allotment 786 
 
 discount 813 
 
 salary 973 
 with errains of - 
 
 485^ 
 make - for /<;;•- 
 //ii-tf 918 
 
 vindicate 937 
 alloy mixture 41 
 
 debase 659 
 allude 7^2 ??2^ 514 
 
 ?«<?«/«. 516 
 
 r^/(?r r'y 521 
 
 latent 526 
 
 infoo'in 527 
 allure 7«M"e 615 
 
 create desire 865 
 alluring 
 
 lyleasura'ble 829 
 allusive 
 
 relative 9 
 alluvial 7<?i-c^ 213 
 
 Zf?7?rZ 342 
 
 7>'?«i;2 344 
 alluvium 
 
 dejmsit 40 
 
 Zaw<^ 342 
 
 s(>iZ 653 
 ally auxiliary 711 
 
 friend 891 
 alma mater 542 
 
 ALP 
 
 almanac 
 
 chronometry 114 
 
 record 551 
 almighty 157 
 Almighty, the - 
 
 976 
 almoner 
 
 treasurer 801 
 
 cJuirch officer 996 
 almost nearlri 32 
 
 7; of (7 wife 651 
 
 - all 50 
 
 - immediate!}' 
 
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 alms gift 784 
 benevolence 906 
 woj'sM}) 990 
 almsman 785 
 Alnaschar's dream 
 imagination 515 
 %;6' 858 
 aloes 395 
 aloft 206 
 alogy 497 
 alone single 87 
 unaided 706 
 let - not use 678 
 w<;f restrain 748 
 along 200 
 get - progress 282 
 go - depart 293 
 go - with concur 
 178 
 «5«ertf 488 
 cooperate 709 
 
 - of caused by 154 
 
 - with added yj 
 together ?>2, 
 
 by means of (y^i 
 alongside near 197 
 parallel 216 
 laterally 236 
 aloof distant 196 
 7<?<7Zf. 206 
 secluded 893 
 stand - inaction 
 681 
 refuse 764 
 cautio^is 864 
 aloud 404 
 think - soliloquy 
 589 
 naivete 703 
 Alp 206 
 alpenstock 215 
 Alpha 66 
 
 - and Omega 50 
 alphabet 
 
 beginning 66 
 Ze«^r* 561 
 
 ALT 
 
 alphabetarian 541 
 Alphitomancy 511 
 alpine high 206 
 Alpine Club 
 
 traveller 268 
 
 ascent 305 
 already 
 
 antecedently 116 
 
 ef<?;i ';«>;y 118 
 
 ^>'flsf f?/?ie 122 
 Alsatia 
 
 thieving 791 
 
 fictf 945 
 also 37 
 altar mai'riage 903 
 
 church 1000 
 alter 140 
 
 - the case 468 
 
 - ones course 279 
 alter ego 
 
 similar 17 
 
 auxiliary 71 1 
 
 deputy 759 
 
 friend 890 
 alterable 149 
 alteram partem, 
 audire - 
 
 countei'-evidence 
 468 
 
 j?/sf 922 
 alterative 
 
 remedy 662 
 altercation 713 
 altered wmvi 688 
 
 - for the worse 
 
 659 
 alternate 
 
 reciprocal 12 
 
 sequence 63 
 
 discontinuous 70 
 
 2)eriodic 138 
 
 changeable 149 
 
 oscillate 314 
 alternative 
 
 substitute 147 
 
 choice 609 
 
 j'^'Zflw 626 
 although 
 
 compensation 30 
 
 counteraction 179 
 
 unless 469 
 
 (ojjposition 708) 
 altiloquence 577 
 Altimetry 
 
 height 206 
 
 a«-7Z<? 244 
 
 measurement 466 
 altitude height 206 
 
 - and azimuth 466 
 alto 410 
 
 AMR 
 
 alto - rilie\o ^ 
 
 convex 250 
 
 sculpture 557 
 altogether 
 
 collectively 50 
 
 entirely 52 
 alum 397 
 alumnus 541 
 alveolus 252 
 always 
 
 uniformly 16 
 
 genci'ally 78 
 
 during 106 
 
 perpetually 112 
 
 hahitually 613 
 a.m. 125 
 amability 
 
 pleasing 829 
 
 co^iHesy 894 
 amain 
 
 violence 173 
 
 7?as#e 684 
 amalgam, -ate 
 
 mixture 41 
 
 compound 48 
 Amalthaea's horn 
 
 639 
 amantium irae 918 
 amanuensis 
 
 recoi'der 553 
 
 secretary 590 
 amaranthine 112 
 amari aliquid 
 
 ia/Z 649 
 
 imperfect 651 
 
 2)ainful 830 
 amaritude 395 
 amass n'hole 50 
 
 collect 72 
 
 ^wr 636 
 amateur /a.?f(? 850 
 
 votary 865 
 amatory 897 
 amaurosis 442 
 amaze 870 
 amazingly 31 
 Amazon 
 
 tvarrior 726 
 
 courage 861 
 ambages 
 
 com-olutions 248 
 
 circu/?ilocution 
 573 
 
 circuit 629 
 ambagious 
 
 diffuse 573 
 ambassador 
 
 messenger 534. 
 
 representative 
 758 
 
 351- 
 
AMB 
 
 AMO 
 
 AN 
 
 ANA 
 
 amber 356a 
 
 - colour 436 
 ambidexter 
 
 right and left 238 
 
 fickh 607 
 
 clever 698 
 ambient 227 
 ambigu 41 
 ambiguas spargere 
 voces 
 
 uncertain 47^ 
 
 inisteach 538 
 false 544 
 
 cunning 702 
 ambiguous 
 
 uncertain 475 
 
 unintelligihle 519 
 
 equivocal 520 
 
 obscure 571 
 ambiloquy 520 
 ambit 230 
 ambition 
 
 intention 620 
 
 desire 865 
 2imh\e ])ace 266 
 
 /^^ 274 
 ambo school 542 
 
 jndjjit 1000 
 ambo, Arcades - 
 
 <2.Z'i7i!<? 17 
 friends 890 
 
 &«^ T^tew 949 
 ambrosia 298 
 ambrosial 
 
 savoury 394 
 
 fragrant 400 
 ambulance 
 
 vehicle 272 
 
 hospital 662 
 ambulation 266 
 ambuscade 530 
 ambush hiding 530 
 
 pitfall 667 
 lie in - 528 
 ambustion 384 
 ame - de boue 949 
 
 - damnee 
 catspaio 711 
 servant 746 
 servile 886 
 &fl^<^ 7«aAi 949 
 
 - qui vive 
 no one loi 
 absence 187 
 
 ameer 875 
 ameliorate 658 
 amen assent 488 
 
 submission 725 
 
 content 831 
 amenable 926 
 
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 amend 658 
 amende honorable 
 
 952 
 amends 
 
 compensation 30 
 
 atonement 952 
 
 reward 973 
 amenity 
 
 pleasing 829 
 
 courtesy 894 
 amerce 974 
 Americanism 563 
 amethyst 
 
 pturphi 437 
 
 j>?j'6'Z 847 
 amiable 
 
 courteous 894 
 
 Zo^-r«<7 897 
 
 /-i/icZ 906 
 amicable 
 
 assisting 707 
 
 fHendly 888 
 amice 999 
 amicus - curije 527 
 
 - humani generis 
 
 910 
 
 - usque ad aras 
 890 
 
 amidst 
 
 mixed with 41 
 
 between 12.% 
 amiss 619 
 come - disagree 24 
 
 mistime 135 
 
 inexpedient 647 
 do -945 
 go - 732 
 nothing comes - 
 
 823 
 take - dislike 867 
 
 resent 900 
 amity concord 714 
 
 ])eace 721 
 
 friendship 888 
 ammunition 
 
 onaterials 635 
 
 w«r 727 
 amnesty 
 
 pacification 723 
 
 forgiveness 91S 
 amnis, rusticus ex- 
 
 pectat dum d«- 
 
 fluat - 7i<?/>'6' 858 
 among 
 
 mixed rvith 41 
 
 between 228 
 amor patriae 910 
 amore, con - 
 
 willingly 602 
 
 heaHily 821 
 
 amoroso 599 
 amorous 897 
 
 - glances 902 
 amorphous 
 
 irregular 83 
 
 formless 24 c 
 amorphism 241 
 amortization 784 
 amotion 270 
 amount 
 
 quantity 25 
 
 degree 26 
 
 ^ww of money 800 
 
 j'j7*i(?e 812 
 gross - 50 
 
 - to ^<7?^»Z 27 
 number 85 
 
 amour Z^rc 897 
 intrigue 961 
 
 - propre 
 vaiiity 880 
 
 amphibious 83 
 amphibology 520 
 Amphictyonic 
 
 council 696 
 amphigouri 497 
 amphitheatre 
 
 2)rospec't 441 
 
 school 542 
 
 theatre 599 
 
 arena 728 
 Amphitryon 890 
 amphora 191 
 ample much 31 
 
 spacious 180 
 
 Z«?*(/e 192 
 
 b?oad 202 
 
 copious 639 
 amplify 
 
 expand 194 
 
 exaggerate 549 
 
 diffuse style 573 
 amplitude 
 
 quantity 25 
 
 degree 26 
 
 s?^<? 192 
 
 breadth 202 
 
 enough 639 
 amputate 38 
 j amulet W///7 247 
 
 charm 993 
 amusare la bocca, 
 
 per - 394 
 amuse^^Zcv/^tf 829 
 
 divert 840 
 amusement 840 
 place of - 840 
 amussim, ad - 494 
 amylaceous 352 
 an ?/ 514 
 
 ana 594 
 Anabaptist 984 
 anachronism 
 
 false time 115 
 
 inopportune 135 
 anacoluthon 70 
 anaconda 913 
 anacreontic 597 
 anaesthesia 376 
 dvoLYKiri 601 
 anaglyph 
 
 representation 
 554 
 
 sculpture 557 
 anagoge 
 
 metaphor 52 1 
 
 latency 526 
 anagram 
 
 double seme 520 
 
 .s^c?r^ 533 
 
 Ze?^j?6'r 561 
 
 wit 842 
 analecta 596 
 analeptic 662 
 analogy relation 9 
 
 simila'rity 17 
 analysis 
 
 decomjwsition 49 
 
 arrangement 60 
 
 algebra 85 
 
 inquiry 461 
 
 expcHment 463 
 
 reasoning 476 
 
 compendium 596 
 analyst 
 
 investigator 461 
 
 experimenter 463 
 anamorphosis 
 
 dastoHion 243 
 
 optical 443 
 
 nnisrcprcsentation 
 
 555 
 anapaest 597 
 anarchist 
 
 disobedient 742 
 
 evil-doer 913 
 anarchy 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 social 738 
 anastatic printing 
 
 558 
 anastomosis 
 
 junction 43 
 
 crossing 219 
 anastrophe 218 
 anathema 908 
 anathematize 908 
 
 censure 932 
 
 d( tract 934 
 anatomize dissect 44. 
 
ANA 
 
 invegtigate 461 
 anatomy 
 
 dissection 44 
 
 leanness 203 
 
 texture 329 
 Anatomy 
 
 science 357 
 Comparative - 368 
 anatriptic 331 
 ancestral 
 
 bygone 122 
 
 old 124 
 
 aged 128 
 ancestry 166 
 anchor 
 
 connection 45 
 
 stop 265 
 
 safeguard 666 
 
 //<>/;^ 858 
 at -fixed 150 
 
 stationed 184 
 
 «^//(? 664 
 cast - se^Z^ 184 
 
 arrive 292 
 sheet - means 632 
 anchorage 
 
 location 184 
 
 roadstead 189 
 
 refuge 666 
 anchored 
 
 A>tYZ 150 
 anchorite 
 
 recluse 893 
 
 ascetic 955 
 anchylosis 150 
 ancient oZ<Z 124 
 
 /«^ 550 
 
 - times 122 
 ancillary 707 
 ancle [^^-i? ankle] 
 and addition 37 
 accompaniment 
 88 
 andante 415 
 andiron 386 
 androgynous 83 
 anecdote 594 
 anele 998 
 Anemography 349 
 dve|JLu\ia 3dCeiv 
 
 497 
 anent 9 
 dviipi6^.ov vcX- 
 
 aap.a 348 
 aneroid 338 
 anew again 104 
 
 newly 123 
 anfractuosity 248 
 angel 
 
 t'^'ef"^ of love 897 
 353 
 
 ANI 
 
 good person 948 
 supernatural 
 being 977 
 fallen - 
 itfr? wfl« 949 
 devil 978 
 guardian - 
 safety 664 
 auxiliary 711 
 benefa<rtor 912 
 
 angelic 944 
 
 angels and minis- 
 ters of grace de- 
 fend us ! 860 
 
 anger 900 
 
 Angioiogy 329 
 
 angle 244 
 try 463 
 at an - 217 
 
 Anglicanism 984 
 
 angling 622 
 
 anguille au genou, 
 rompre 1' - 
 impotent 158 
 impossible 471 
 
 anguilliform 
 filament 205 
 serpentine 248 
 
 anguis in herba 667 
 
 anguish 
 
 . physical 378 
 moral 828 
 
 angular 244 
 
 - velocity 264 
 angularity 244 
 angusta domi, res 
 
 -804 
 angustation 203 
 anhelation 688 
 anhydrous 340 
 aniline dyes 437 
 anility age 128 
 
 imbecility 499 
 animadvert 
 consider 451 
 attend to ^^j 
 reprehend 932 
 animal 366 
 female - 374 
 
 - cries 412 
 
 - economy 359 
 
 - gratification 377 
 
 - life 364 
 
 - Physiology 368 
 
 - spirits 836 
 animalcule 
 
 minute 193 
 animal 366 
 animalism 
 sensuality 954 
 
 ANN 
 
 animality 364 
 animate 
 
 induce 615 
 
 excite 824 
 
 enliven 836 
 animation 
 
 iife 359 
 animality 364 
 activity 682 
 vivacity 836 
 suspended - 823 
 animo, ex - 602 
 
 quo - 620 
 animosity 
 I dislihe 86j 
 I enmity 889 
 j hatred 898 
 I a?iger 900 
 I animus 
 i tvillingness 602 
 
 intention 620 
 I desii'e 865 
 i ankle 244 
 I - deep deep 208 
 i shallofv 209 
 
 anklet 847 
 ; annalist 
 
 I chronologist 114 
 recorder 553 
 annals 
 
 chronology 114 
 record 551 
 account 594 
 i anneal 673 
 I annex add 37 
 join 43 
 annexe 39 
 annihilate 
 extinguish 2 
 destroy 162 
 anniversary 138 
 anno 106 
 annotation 
 
 explanation 522 
 ?iote 550 
 annotator 524 
 announce 
 predict 511 
 ! it) form 527 
 i publish 531 
 asseH 535 
 annoy 
 I molest 649, 907 
 I disquiet 830 
 annoyance 828 
 i source of - 830 
 j annual^eW^^ic 138 
 
 plant 367 
 I Joo^ 593 
 annuity 810 
 
 ANT 
 
 annul 
 
 destroy 162 
 
 abolish 756 
 annular 247 
 annunciate 
 
 inform 527 
 
 (publish 531) 
 annus magnus loS 
 anodyne 
 
 leyiitive 174 
 
 remedial 662 
 
 r<?^?V/ 834 
 anoint <?oa^ 223 
 
 lubricate 332 
 
 <^^355 
 anointed 
 
 </MYy 976 
 ^i/?/7 745 
 anomaly 
 disoi'der 59 
 irregularity ?>'i 
 anon 132 
 anonymous 565 
 anorexy 866 
 another 
 different 15 
 repetitio?i 104 
 tell - story 468 
 go upon - tack 
 607 
 
 - time 119 
 answer 
 
 to an inquiry 462 
 confute 479 
 solution 522 
 s^icceed 731 
 pecuniary profit 
 
 775 
 jfleadings 969 
 require an - 461 
 
 - for deputy 759 
 2)romise 768 
 
 ^0 J«i7 806 
 I'll - for it 535 
 
 - the helm 743 
 
 - the purpose 731 
 
 - to correspond 9 
 
 - one's turn 64^. 
 answerable 
 
 bail 806 
 
 duty 926 
 
 censurable 932 
 ant 690 
 Antaeus 
 
 strength 159 
 
 size 192 
 antagonism 
 
 difference 14 
 
 physical 179 
 
 voluntary 708 
 A A 
 
ANT 
 
 antagonist 710 
 antarctic 237 
 antecedence 
 
 in wder 62 
 
 in time 116 
 antecedent 64 
 antechamber 191 
 ante Christum 106 
 antedate 115 
 antediluvian 124 
 antegropelos 225 
 antelope 274 
 antemundane 124 
 antenna 379 
 anteposition 62 
 anterior 
 
 in order 62 
 
 in time 116 
 
 in place 234 
 - to reason 477 
 anteroom 191 
 antevert 706 
 anthem 990 
 anthemion 847 
 anthology 
 
 collection 596 
 
 poem 597 
 anthracite 388 
 Anthropology 
 
 zoology 368 
 
 Tnanldnd 372 
 Anthropomancy 
 
 anthropophagi 913 
 Anthroposcopy 511 
 Anthroposophy 372 
 antic 840 
 antichambre, 
 
 faire - 133 
 antichristian 
 
 heterodox 984 
 
 irreligious 989 
 antichronism 1 1 5 
 anticipate 
 
 anachronism 115 
 
 priority 116 
 
 future 121 
 
 early 132 
 
 expect 507 
 
 foresee 510 
 
 prepare 673 
 
 ho2)e 858 
 anticlimax 
 
 decrease 36 
 
 lathos 497, 853 
 anticlinal 217 
 antidote 662 
 antilogarithm 84 
 antilogy 477 
 antimony 663 
 354 
 
 ANY 
 
 Antinomian 984 
 antinomy 964 
 Antinous 845 
 antiparallel 217 
 antipathy 
 
 dislike 867 
 
 hate 898 
 antiphon music 4 1 5 
 
 answer 462 
 
 tvorsMp 990 
 antiphrasis 563 
 antipodes 
 
 difference 14 
 
 distance 196 
 
 conti'aposition 
 
 237 
 antiquary 
 
 past times 122 
 
 scholar 492 
 
 historian 553 
 antiquas vias, 
 stare super - 
 
 hahit 613 
 
 conservative 670 
 antiquated 
 
 aged 128 
 
 (oMf of fashion 
 851) 
 antique 124 
 antiquity 122 
 antiscriptural 984 
 antiseptic 662 
 antisocial 911 
 antistrophe 597 
 antithesis 
 
 contrast 14 
 
 «tyU 574, 577 
 antitype 22 
 antler 253 
 antonomasia 
 
 mxitaphoT 521 
 
 nomenclature 564 
 anvil suppm^t 215 
 on the - 
 
 intended 620 
 
 in hand 625 
 
 jyreparing 673 
 anxiety 7>>«i» 828 
 
 fear 860 
 
 desire 865 
 anxious expecta- 
 tion 507 
 any sow/? 25 
 
 ji^flT^ 51 
 
 '/^o cJioice 6oga 
 at - price 604a 
 at - rate 
 
 certain 474 
 
 true 494 
 
 ai a W hazards 604 
 
 APO 
 
 anybody 78 
 anyhow 
 
 careless 460 
 
 ^;^ «ow6' way 627 
 anything one 
 
 knows, for - 
 
 491 
 aorist 
 
 indefinite time 
 109, 119 
 aorta 350 
 apace ca^'ly 132 
 
 swift 274 
 apart separate 44 
 
 singleness 87 
 set - 636 
 wide - 196 
 apartment 191 
 -s to let 
 
 imbecile 499 
 apathy 823 
 ape imitate 19 
 Apelles 559 
 aper9u 596 
 aperture 260 
 apex 210 
 aphelion 196 
 aphony 681 
 aphorism 496 
 apiary 370 
 Apicius 957 
 apiece 79 
 apish 499 
 aplanatic 429 
 aplomb 
 
 stahility 150 
 
 self-possession 
 498 
 
 resolution 604 
 Apocalypse 985 
 Apocrypha 985 
 apocryphal 
 
 uncertain 475 
 
 erroneous 495 
 
 heterodox 984 
 apodictic 478 
 apograph 21 
 Apollo sun 318 
 
 music 416 
 
 lumina/ry 423 
 
 beauty 845 
 magnus - 
 
 sage 500 
 
 adviser 695 
 Apollyon 978 
 apologue 
 
 metaphm' 521 
 
 teaching 537 
 
 description, 594 
 apology <?a?(??<*<? 617 
 
 APP 
 
 vindicatiofi 937 
 2)e7iitence 950 
 atonement 952 
 
 apophthegm 496 
 
 apophysis 250 
 
 apoplexy 158 
 
 apostasy 
 
 recantation 607 
 dishonour 940 
 heterodoxy 984 
 
 apostate 
 convert 144 
 turncoat 607 
 {recreant 941) 
 
 apostle teacher 540 
 disciple 541 
 inspired 985 
 -'s creed 983a. 
 
 apostolic 985 
 
 - church 983a. 
 
 - see 995 
 apostrophe 
 
 address 586 
 
 soliloquy 589 
 
 appeal 765 
 apothecary 662 
 -'s weight 319 
 apothegm 496 
 apotheosis 
 
 resuscitation 163 
 
 heaven 981 
 
 7i^r<? worship 991 
 apozem liqiiefy 335 
 
 /w.w 384 
 appal jt?«i« 830 
 
 terrify 860 
 appanage 
 
 propeHy 780 
 
 ^i/-^ 784 
 apparatus 633 
 apparel 225 
 apparent 
 
 visible 446 
 
 appealing 448 
 
 probable 472 
 
 manifest 525 
 heir - 779 
 apparition 
 
 fallacy of vision 
 
 443 
 spirit 980 
 (appea7'anee 448) 
 apparitor 534 
 appeach 938 
 appeal 
 
 address 586 
 
 request 765 
 
 court of - 966 
 
 - to arms 722 
 
 - motion 969 
 
APP 
 
 . from Philip 
 drunk to Philip 
 sober 658 
 
 - to call to witness 
 467 
 
 - to for (claim) 924 
 appear come in sight 
 
 446 
 sham itself 525 
 {come into being 
 
 I) 
 
 - for 759 
 
 - in print 591 
 appearance 448 
 
 make one's - 
 
 arHve 292 
 to all - to the eye 
 448 
 
 prohahle 472 
 appearances 
 keep up - 852 
 appease 174 
 appellant 
 
 claimant 924 
 
 accuser 924 
 appellate 966 
 appellation 564 
 append add 37 
 
 sequence 63 
 
 hang 214 
 appendage 39 
 appendix 65 
 appertain 
 
 related to 9 
 
 component 56 
 
 belong 'j'j'j 
 
 property 780 
 appetite 865 
 tickle the - 
 
 savo^iry 394 
 appetizing 865 
 
 exciting 824 
 applaud 931 
 apple - of discord 
 
 713 
 golden - 
 allurement 615 
 
 - of one's eye good 
 648 
 
 love 897 
 favourite 899 
 
 - off another tree 
 
 15 
 
 how we -s swim ! 
 
 880 
 apple-green 435 
 apple-pie order 58 
 appliance iise 677 
 -s means 632 
 machinery 633 
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 APP 
 
 applicable relevant 
 
 23 
 useful 644 
 expedient 646 
 applicant 767 
 application tstudy 
 
 457 
 metaphor 521 
 use 6'j'j 
 request 765 
 apply 
 
 - a match 384 
 
 - the match to a 
 train 66 
 
 - the mind 457 
 
 - a remedy 662 
 appoggiatura4i3 
 appointment order 
 
 741 
 
 clmrge 755 
 
 assignment 786 
 
 interview 892 
 appointments 
 
 gear 633 
 apportion arrange 
 60 
 
 disperse 73 
 
 allot 786 
 
 {portion 51) 
 apportionment 786 
 apposition 
 
 relevancy 23 
 
 closeness 199 
 
 paraphrase 522 
 appraise 
 
 estimate 466 
 
 i'a^M<9 812 
 appreciate 
 
 realize 450, 45 1 
 
 measure 466 
 
 judge 480 
 
 ^;iwy 490 
 
 ^a^^e 850 
 
 approve 931 
 apprehend 
 
 believe 484 
 
 7<;«ow 490 
 
 /<3ar 860 
 
 «6^i2e 969 
 apprehension 
 
 i<?<?« 453 
 
 taking 789 
 apprentice 541 
 
 - oneself 676 
 apprenticeship 
 
 learning 539 
 training 673 
 apprize 527 
 apprized of 490 
 approach 
 
 AQU 
 
 of time 121 
 
 imjjend 152 
 
 nearness 197 
 
 woi-e 286 
 
 j9«M 627 
 approbation 931 
 appropinquation 
 
 286 
 appropriate fit 23 
 
 peculiar 79 
 
 expedient 646 
 
 assign 786 
 
 J^fl^e 789 
 
 ^mZ 791 
 approval a.95<9?i^ 488 
 
 commend 931 
 approximate 
 
 related to 9 
 
 resemble 17 
 
 t/i mathematics 85 
 
 nearness 197 
 
 approach 286 
 appulse meeting 199 
 
 collision 276 
 
 approach 286 
 
 convergence 290 
 appurtenance 
 
 ^;ar2^ 51 
 
 component 56 
 
 belongings 780 
 appurtenant 
 
 relating 9 
 apres nous le 
 
 deluge 943 
 apricot colour 439 
 April 
 
 - fool <f7^7;<? 547 
 laughing stock 857 
 make an - fool of 
 
 545 
 
 - showers 149 
 apron clothing 225 
 
 defence 717 
 
 canonicals 999 
 apropos [.«<?tf ^] 
 aprotype 591 
 apse 1000 
 apt consonant 23 
 
 tendency 176, 177 
 
 docile 539 
 
 willing 602 
 
 clever 698 
 
 {intelligent 498) 
 
 {expedient 646) 
 aquamarine 435 
 aquarium 370 
 Aquarius 7m/i 348 
 aquatic waft'?* 337 
 aquatics 267 
 aquatinta 558 
 
 ARC 
 
 aqueduct 350 
 aqueous 337 
 aquiline 244 
 A.R. 106 
 Arab wanderer 268 
 
 /w?'«6? 271 
 araba 272 
 arabesque 847 
 Arabian 
 
 - perfumes 400 
 
 - nights 5 1 5 
 arable 371 
 arbiter critic 480 
 
 director' 694 
 adviser 695 
 ><^/7e 967 
 
 - elegantiarum 
 revels 840 
 to^i'e 850 
 fashion 852 
 
 arbitrament 
 judgment 480 
 {choice 609) 
 
 - of the sword 722 
 arbitrary 
 
 without relation 
 
 10 
 irregular 83 
 wilful 606 
 capricious 608 
 authoritative 737 
 «efe7-e 739 
 insolent 885 
 lawless 964 
 
 - power 739 
 arbitrate 
 
 adjudicate 480 
 
 mediate 724 
 arbitration 
 court of - 966 
 submit to - 774 
 arbitrium, ad - 600 
 arbor support 215 
 
 rotation 312 
 arborescent 
 
 ramifying 242 
 
 rough 256 
 
 f?rt'5 367 
 arboriculture 371 
 arbour «J(?<ie 189 
 
 summer-honse 
 191 
 
 plaisance 840 
 arc 245 
 arcade ^j^ree^ 189 
 
 c«/rrc 245 
 
 gaten-ay 260 
 Arcades ambo 
 
 aZi/?;<9 17 
 
 friends 890 
 A A 2 
 
ARC 
 
 ART 
 
 ARM 
 
 ARR 
 
 had men 949 
 Arcadia 
 
 pleasure 827 
 
 paradise 981 
 Arcadian 
 
 aHless 703 
 
 innocent 946 
 arcanum 533 
 arch great 3 1 
 
 suppoH 215 
 
 curve 245 
 
 convex 250 
 
 concave 252 
 
 cZ^r<97* 498 
 
 cunning 702 
 triumphal - 
 
 ^?-<7/;7<y 733 
 
 celebration 883 
 archaeologist 
 
 pastimes 122 
 
 scholar 492 
 Archseology 122 
 archaic o?<Z 124 
 archaism 
 
 j'^a^^ ^t //*<?« 122 
 
 obsolete phrase 
 
 563 
 archangel 977 
 archbishop 996 
 archbishopric 995 
 archdeacon 996 
 archduke 745 
 archegenesis 161 
 archer 726 
 archery 840 
 Arches, court of - 
 
 tribunal 966 
 
 churchdom 995 
 archetype 22 
 Archeus 359 
 archfiend 978 
 archiater 695 
 archiepiscopal 995 
 archipelago 346 
 architect 
 
 constructor 164 
 
 agent 690 
 architecture 
 
 arrangement 60 
 
 construction 161 
 
 fabric 329 
 
 ornament 847 
 architrave 210 
 archive 551 
 archlute 417 
 atchon ruler 745 
 
 deputg 759 
 
 judge 967 
 archtraitor 941 
 arctic northern 237 
 356 
 
 cold 383 
 arcuation 245 
 Ardent Jierg 382 
 
 feeling 821 
 
 laving 897 
 
 - expectation 507 
 
 - imagination 5 1 5 
 ardet, prozimus - 
 
 665, 667 
 ardour activity 682 
 
 feeling 821 
 
 desire 865 
 arduous 704 
 area 181 
 arefaction 340 
 arena space 180 
 
 region 181 
 
 field of vic7v 441 
 
 fieU of baUU 728 
 arenaceous 330 
 areola 247 
 areolar 219 
 areometer 321 
 Areopagus 966 
 arete 253 
 Aretology 926 
 Argand lamp 423 
 argent 430 
 argillaceous 324 
 argosy 273 
 argot 563 
 argue evidence 467 
 
 reason 476 
 
 indicate 550 
 argument topic 454 
 
 discussion 476 
 
 meaning 516 
 have the best of 
 an - 478 
 argumentum 
 
 - baculinum 
 compel 744 
 lawless 964 
 
 jninish 972 
 
 - ad crumenam 
 
 800 
 
 - ad hominem 
 rjasoning 476 
 accuse 938 
 
 - ad verecundiam 
 
 939 
 Argus-eyed 
 
 sight 441 
 
 vigilant 459 
 argute 498 
 aria 415 
 Arianism 984 
 arid 
 
 unproductive 169 
 
 drg 340 I 
 
 uninteresting 841 
 Ariel courier 268 
 
 sn-iftiy^. 
 
 messenger 534 
 
 spirit 979 
 arietation 276 
 arietta 415 
 aright well 618 
 
 {skilful 698) 
 Ariman [see Ahri- 
 
 manes] 
 ariolation 5 1 1 
 aris et focis, pro - 
 
 defence 'ji'j 
 
 philanthropy 910 
 arise exist i 
 
 begin 66 
 
 liappen 151 
 
 msunt 305 
 
 appear 446 
 
 - from 154 
 Aristarchus 850 
 Aristides 
 
 good man 948 
 aristocracy 
 imn-er 737 
 nobility 875 
 
 CtpiaTOV ixcTpov 
 
 628 
 
 Arithmancy 5 1 1 
 arithmetic 85 
 ark abode 189 
 
 asylum 666 
 arm jp<z7'^ 51 
 
 power 157 
 
 instrument 633 
 
 provide 637 
 
 prepare 673 
 
 vi-ar 722 
 
 weapon 727 
 make a long - 200 
 
 - chair 215 
 
 - in arm 
 together 88 
 
 /n^M^Zs 888 
 sociable 892 
 
 - of the law 963 
 
 - of the sea 343 
 armada 726 
 Armageddon 720 
 armament 
 
 preparation 673 
 arms 727 
 armed 
 
 defence 717 
 
 - at all points 673 
 
 - force 726 
 armiger 875 
 armigerent 726 
 armigerous 722 
 
 armillary sphere 
 
 466 
 armistice 723 
 armless 158 
 armlet ring 247 
 
 armoury store 636 
 armour defence 'ji'j 
 arms 727 
 buckle on one's - 
 
 673 
 - plated 223 
 arm's length 
 at - 196 
 keep at - 
 repel 289 
 defence 717 
 enmity 889 
 seclusion 893 
 discourtesy 895 
 arms 727 [^see arm] 
 heraldry 550 
 war 722 
 honours 877 
 clash of - 720 
 deeds of - 720 
 with folded - 681 
 in - infant 129 
 throw oneself into 
 the - of 
 refuge 666 
 friends/iip 888 
 under - 722 
 up in - active 682 
 discord 713 
 resistance 'ji'^ 
 resentment 900 
 enmity 889 
 Armstrong gun 
 
 727 
 army collection 72 
 multitude 102 
 troops 726 
 aroma 400 
 around 227 
 lie - 220 
 arouse move 615 
 
 excite 824 
 - oneself 682 
 aroynt begone 297 
 malediction 908 
 arquebusade 662 
 arquebuse 727 
 arraign accuse 938 
 
 indict 969 
 arrange 
 
 set in order 60 
 jylan 626 
 comp7'omise 774 
 {prepare 673) 
 
ARR 
 
 ART 
 
 ASC 
 
 ASI 
 
 - with creditors 
 807 
 
 - itself 58 
 arrange - matters 
 
 pacify 723 
 
 - music 416 
 
 - in a series 69 
 
 - under 76 
 arrangement 60 
 
 Sjec arrange] 
 
 order 58 
 temporary - 1 1 1 
 arrant identical 31 
 
 manifest 525 
 
 ■notarions 531 
 
 bad 649 
 
 disrejmtahle 874 
 
 base 940 
 arras 847 
 array order 58 
 
 semes 69 
 
 assemblage 72 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 dress 225 
 
 jfi'epare 673 
 
 «<^w/i 847 
 
 ostentation 882 
 battle - 722 
 arrear, in - 
 
 incomjjlete 53 
 
 non-payjnent 808 
 arrears <feJ^ 806 
 arrectis auribus 
 
 hear 418 
 
 e,vpect 507 
 arrest «%^ 142 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 i« ZaTy 969 
 -the attention 45 7 
 arriere pensee 
 
 after-thonght 65 
 
 mental reserva- 
 tion 528 
 
 motive 615 
 
 set purpose 620 
 arrival 292 
 arrive happen 151 
 
 reach 292 
 
 complete 729 
 
 («j^<i»/; 142) 
 
 - at a conclusion 
 480 
 
 - at the truth 
 480ft 
 
 arrogant .serrw 739 
 
 proud 878 
 
 insolent 885 
 arrogate 
 
 assume 885 
 
 f?Zai«i 924 
 
 - to oneself 
 undue 925 
 
 arrondissement 181 
 arrosion 331 
 arrow «7i"?/;t 274 
 
 missile 284 
 
 «rw« 727 
 arrow-head 
 
 form 253 
 
 writing 590 
 ars celare artem 
 
 698 
 arsenal store 636 
 
 {arms 727) 
 arsenic 663 
 arson 384 
 art 
 
 representation 
 
 554 
 
 business 625 
 
 «H^^ 698 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 {deception 545) 
 fine - 850 
 work of - 
 
 beauty 845 
 
 ornament 847 
 artery conduit 350 
 
 ^ftj^A 627 
 artes, hae tibi 
 
 erunt - 627 
 artesian well 343 
 artful 
 
 deceitful 544 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 - dodge 545, 702 
 article ^/^iw*/ 3 
 
 part 51 
 
 matter 316 
 
 chapter 593 
 
 review 595 
 
 /7<;o<^s 798 
 articled clerk 541 
 articles 
 thirty-nine - 983ft 
 
 - of agreement 7 70 
 
 - of faith 
 belief 484 
 theology 983 
 
 articulation 
 
 junction 43 
 
 speech 580 
 articulo, in - 
 
 transient iii 
 
 dying 360 
 artifice ^>^;i 626 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 (deception 545) 
 artificer 690 
 artificial 
 
 fictitious 545 
 cunning 702 
 affected 855 
 
 - language 579 
 artillery 
 
 explosion 404 
 
 ftr;Ai« 727 
 artilleryman 726 
 artisan 690 
 artist 2^ainter Sec. 
 559 
 
 contriver 626 
 
 ft^^«^ 690 
 artiste ?»?m'(3 416 
 
 drama 599 
 artistic skilful 698 
 
 beautiful 845 
 
 tft«#<? 850 
 
 - language 578 
 artlessness 
 
 natural 703 
 
 {veracious 543) 
 aruspex 513 
 aruspicy 511 
 arundo, haeret 
 
 lateri lethalis- 
 
 828 
 as motive 615 
 
 - broad as long 27 
 
 - can be 52 
 
 - good as 27 
 
 - if similar 17 
 sujjpose 514 
 
 - little as may be 
 
 32 
 
 - it may be 
 circumstance 8 
 t'wwf 151 
 chance 156 
 
 - much again 90 
 
 - soon as 120 
 
 - they say 
 jyroverb 496 
 news 532 
 
 - things are 7 
 
 - things go 
 event 151 
 haUt 613 
 
 - to 9 
 
 - usual 82 
 
 - it were 
 similar 17 
 metaphor 521 
 
 - you were 283 
 
 - well as 37 
 
 - the world wags 
 
 151 
 ascend increase 35 
 lise 305 
 improve 658 
 
 ascendancy 
 power 157 
 influence 175 
 success 731 
 ascendant 
 lord of the - 745 
 in the - 
 iufluence 175 
 important 642 
 success 731 
 authm'ity "jyj 
 repute 873 
 one's star in the - 
 pirosperity 734 
 ascension 
 
 [t«^e ascend] 
 calef action 384 
 ascent 
 
 [i«^<? ascend] 
 gradient 217 
 ?*2«e 305 
 ^Z^;ry 873 
 ascertain /t> 150 
 determine 480 
 ascertained 
 certain 474 
 Itnown 490 
 asceticism 955 
 ascititious 
 intrinsic 6 
 additional 37 
 supplementary 52 
 ascribe 155 
 ash 384 
 
 - coloured 432 
 ashamed 879 
 ashes corpse 362 
 
 ^7m'2^ 653 
 lay in - 162 
 pale as - 
 colourless 429 
 fear 860 
 rise from one's - 
 660 
 ashore 342 
 go - arrive 292 
 ashy 429 
 
 Asian mystery 533 
 aside laterally 236 
 ivhisper 405 
 private 528 
 say - 589 
 set &c. - disjylace 
 185 
 neglect 460 
 negative 536 
 ^Y^'tft'^ 610 
 disuse 678 
 abrogate 756 
 discard J ^2 
 357 
 
ASI 
 
 ASS 
 
 ASS 
 
 ASY 
 
 step - 279 
 asinine ass 2^1 
 
 fool 499 
 ask inquire 461 
 request 765 
 for sale 794 
 jjHcf: 812 
 {invoke 990) 
 - leave 760 
 askance 217 
 eye ^ fear 860 
 look - vision 441, 
 
 443 
 
 dissent 489 
 disMe 867 
 disapproval 932 
 asked in cliarch 
 
 903 
 askew oblique 217 
 
 distorted 243 
 aslant 217 
 asleep 683 
 Asmodeus 980 
 asomatous 317 
 asp animal 366 
 
 evil-doer 913 
 Aspasia 962 
 asipect feature 5 
 
 state 7 
 
 situation 183 
 
 appearance .448 
 aspen leaf 
 shake like an - 
 
 motion 315 
 
 /<?«/• 860 
 asperity 
 
 roughness 256 
 
 discourtesij 895 
 
 anger 900 
 
 irascihility 901 
 asperse 934 
 aspersion Wif6^ 998 
 asphalte 
 
 smooth 255 
 
 rm/i 356a. 
 asphyxia 360 
 asphyxiate 361 
 aspirant 
 
 candidate 767 
 
 ^e«ir<? 865 
 aspirate 580 
 aspire rise 305 
 
 jM'oject 620 
 
 7ir>/y(? 858 
 
 desire 865 
 
 worship 990 
 ass 
 
 Jc«^^ ^ hurden 
 271 
 
 /oo/ 501 
 358 
 
 make an - of 
 delude 545 
 
 - between two. 
 bundles of hay 
 605 
 
 -'s bridge 
 unintelligible 519 
 
 - in lion's skin 
 cheat 548 
 bungler 701 
 
 assafoetida 401 
 assagais 727 
 assail attack 716 
 
 jMin 830 
 assailant 
 
 opponent 710 
 
 attacker 726 
 assassin, -ate 361 
 assault 716 
 take by - 789 
 assay 463 
 asseguay 727 
 assemblage 72 
 assembly 
 
 council 696 
 
 society 892 
 
 religious 997 
 assembly room 189 
 assent J<?Zie/ 484 
 
 agree 488 
 
 Tvilling 602 
 
 consent 762 
 
 content 831 
 assert »/^r??^ 535 
 
 924 
 assess measure 466 
 
 determine 480 
 
 ifaa; 8i2 
 assessor 
 
 judge 967 
 \xZ^eX% property 780 
 
 money 800 
 asseverate 535 
 assiduous 682 
 assify 823 
 assign 
 
 commission 755 
 
 transfer 783 
 
 ^W6' 784 
 
 aZM 786 
 
 - as cause 155 
 
 - a duty 926 
 
 - places 60 
 assignat 800 
 assignation 
 
 tryst 892 
 place of - 74 
 assignee douce 785 
 assimilate 
 
 uniform 16 
 
 resemble 17 
 
 imitate 19 
 
 «77'ee 23 
 
 transmute 144 
 assist 707 
 assistant 711 
 assister be piresent 
 
 186 
 assize mcasxire 466 
 
 tHhunal 966 
 
 justice of - 967 
 
 associate 7/w;c 41 
 
 w/ii^e 43 
 
 collect 72 
 
 accompany 88 
 
 auxiliary 711 
 
 friend 890 
 
 - with 
 sociality 892 
 
 association 
 
 [.9^c associate] 
 relation 9 
 cooperation 'jog 
 partnership) 712 
 
 - of ideas 
 intellect 450 
 thought 45 1 
 intuition 477 
 7i^w# 514 
 
 assoil acquit 970 
 
 (liberate 750) 
 assonance 
 
 ?/Mmc 413 
 
 p>oetry 597 
 assort arrange 60 
 assortment 
 
 collection "jz 
 
 class 75 
 assuage 
 
 moderate 174 
 
 relieve 834 
 
 ( - morally 826) 
 assuetude 613 
 assume JeZm-t^ 484 
 
 sujfpose 514 
 
 falsehood 544 
 
 ^«7(^6' 789 
 
 insolent 885 
 
 ^'^y/^if 924 
 
 - authority 737 
 
 - a character 554 
 
 - command 741 
 
 - a form 144 
 
 - the offensive 716 
 assumed name 565 
 assumption 
 
 [«t'<? assume] 
 seveHty 739 
 /i«/;6' 858 
 
 assurance 
 
 speculation 156 
 
 certainty 474 
 
 belief 484 
 
 assertion 535 
 
 j)romise 768 
 
 security 771 
 
 Ao/^e 858 
 
 vanity 880 
 
 insolence 885 
 make - double 
 sure ^ff/b 664 
 
 caution 864 
 assuredly 
 
 assent 488 
 astatic 320 
 asterisk 550 
 astern 235 
 fall - 283 
 asteroid 318 
 Asteroth 979 
 asthenia 160 
 astigmatism 443 
 astir 682 
 set - 824 
 astonish 870 
 astonished 
 
 - at nothing 87 1 
 astonishing 
 
 great 31 
 astound excite 824 
 
 /ea?* 860 
 
 surpHse 870 
 astra, sic itur ad - 
 
 death 360 
 
 ghry 873 
 Astraea 922 
 astraddle 215 
 astragal 847 
 astral 318 
 
 - influence 601 
 astray 
 
 at fault 475 
 
 error 495 
 go - deviate 279 
 
 sin 945 
 astriction 43 
 astride 215 
 astringent 195 
 astrolabe 466 
 Astrology 511 
 Astronomy 318 
 astute wise 498 
 
 cunning 702 
 asunder 
 
 separate 44 
 
 distant 196 
 as p«les - 237 
 asylum retreat 666 
 
 defence 717 
 
ASY 
 
 ATT 
 
 AUD 
 
 AUR 
 
 asymptote 290 
 at, be - 620 
 up and - them ! 
 716 
 ataghan 727 
 atelier studio 556 
 
 tvorlislwp 691 
 athanasia 112 
 Athanasian creed 
 
 athanor 386 
 atheism 989 
 athirst 865 
 athlete strong 159 
 
 flladiator 726 
 athletic strong 159 
 
 - sports 
 contest 720 
 gani-^s 840 
 
 athwart 
 
 oblique 217 
 
 crossing 219 
 
 opposing 708 
 Atlantis 515 
 Atlas strength 159 
 
 support 215 
 
 maps 554 
 atmosphere 
 
 circumamhiencc 
 227 
 
 air 338 
 atmospheric blue 
 
 438 
 atoll 346 
 atom 
 
 small in degree 32 
 
 small ill size 193 
 atoms 
 
 crush to - 162 
 atonement 
 
 restitution 790 
 
 expiation 952 
 
 amends 973 
 
 religious 976 
 atony 160 
 atrabilious 837 
 atramentous 43 1 
 atrocity 
 
 malevolence 907 
 
 viee 945 
 
 guilt 947 
 atrophy 
 
 shrinking 195 
 
 disease 655 
 
 rZ<?^«.y 659 
 SkltdkOh. join 43 
 
 Zove 897 
 
 Zez/aZ 969 
 
 - importance to 
 
 642 
 
 attache 
 
 employe, 746 
 
 diplomatic 758 
 attack disease 655 
 
 assault 716 
 attaghan 727 
 attain arrive 292 
 
 succeed 731 
 
 - majority 131 
 attainable 
 
 possible 470 
 
 (m^y 705) 
 attainder 
 
 frtz/?i 651 
 
 rt^ Za;y 971 
 attainment 
 
 knowledge 490 
 
 learning 539 
 
 «7a?Z 698 
 attar 400 
 attemper mix 41 
 
 moderate 174 
 attempered 
 
 affected 820 
 attempt 675 
 vain - 732 
 
 - impossibilities 
 
 471 
 attend 
 
 accompany 88 
 he present 186 
 /(?Z^;» 281 
 ajyply the mind 
 
 457 
 medically 662 
 «^<^ 707 
 s<;?T<9 746 
 
 - to business 625 
 
 - to orders 743 
 attendance on, 
 
 dance - 886 
 attendant 
 
 \^see attend] 
 attention 457 
 care 459 
 respect 928 
 attract - 882 
 call to - 457 
 call - to 550 
 pay -s to 894 
 pay one's -s to 
 
 902 
 attenuate 
 decrease 36 
 reduce 195 
 attenuated 203 
 attest 
 
 bear testimony 
 467 
 affirm 535 
 
 adjure 768 
 attested copy 771 
 attic gari'ct 191 
 
 summit 210 
 
 style 578 
 
 wit 842 
 
 taste 850 
 Attila 913 
 attire 225 
 attitude 
 
 circumstance 8 
 
 situation 183 
 
 posture 240 
 attitudinarian 882 
 attitudinize 855 
 attollent 307 
 attorney 
 
 consignee 758 
 
 at law 968 
 power of - 755 
 attract 
 
 bring towards 288 
 
 induce 615 
 
 allure 865 
 
 excite lave 897 
 - the attention 
 
 457 
 visible 446 
 attraction 
 
 \_see attract] 
 natural power 
 
 157 
 
 h'ing towards 288 
 attractive 
 
 \_see attract] 
 
 2)leasing 829 
 
 beautiful 845 
 attrahent 288 
 attribute 
 
 power 157 
 -s of the Deity 
 
 976 
 -to 155 
 attribution 155 
 attrite 330 
 attrition 331 
 attroupement 72 
 attune music 415 
 
 Ijrepare 673 
 attuned to 
 
 habit 613 
 auburn 433 
 A.TJ.C. 106 
 auction 796 
 auctioneer 758 
 audacity 
 
 courage 861 
 
 rashness 863 
 
 insolence 885 
 audible 402 
 
 become - 418 
 scarcely - 405 
 audience 
 hearing 418 
 conversation 588 
 before an - 599 
 audire alteram 
 partem 
 counter-evidence 
 468 
 right 922 
 justice 935 
 audit 
 
 numeration 85 
 examination 46 1 
 accounts 811 
 auditor 
 hearer ^1% 
 accountant 81I 
 auditory 
 healing 418. 
 theatre 599 
 
 - apparatus 418 
 au fait 698 
 
 au fond 5 
 Augean 
 
 - stable 653 
 
 - task 704 
 auger 262 
 aught 51 
 
 for - one cares 
 unimportant 643 
 indiffci'ent 866 
 for - one knows 
 igyurranee 491 
 conjecture 514 
 
 augment 
 increase 35 
 thing added 39 
 expand 194 
 
 augur 
 
 sootlisayer 513 
 
 - well 858 
 augurate 511 
 augury 512 
 august 873 
 Augustinian 996 
 aunt II 
 
 aura 7vind 349 
 sensation, 380 
 
 aurea mediocritas 
 628 
 
 aureate 436 
 
 aureola 420 
 
 aureole 873 
 
 aureolin 436 
 
 auribus, arrectis - 
 418 
 
 auricular liearing 
 418 
 
 359 
 
AUR 
 
 AVE 
 
 AVVA 
 
 AZI 
 
 clandestine 528 
 
 - confession 998 
 auri sacra fames 
 
 819 
 aurist 662 
 aurora 
 
 daivn 125 
 
 light 420, 423 
 
 trvilight 422 
 
 - borealis 423 
 auscultation 418 
 auspice omen 5 1 2 
 auspices 
 
 influence 175 
 
 2)rediction 511 
 
 l)rotcction 664 
 under the - of 737 
 auspicious 
 
 opportune 134 
 
 prosperous 734 
 
 IwjJefnl 858 
 
 {expedient 646) 
 austerity 
 
 harsh taste 395 
 
 severe 739 
 
 discourteous 895 
 
 ascetic 955 
 
 jnetisjn 988 
 Austral 237 
 Austromancy 511 
 authentic 
 
 certain 474 
 
 f r?/c 494 
 authentication 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 security 771 
 author 
 
 producer 164 
 
 writer 593 
 dramatic - 599 
 
 - of our being 976 
 
 - of evil 978 
 authoritative 
 
 certain 474 
 commanding 741 
 authority 
 
 testimony 467 
 ^^//t' 500 
 informant 527 
 J7y?<w 737 
 permission 760 
 r?/7/t^ 924 
 ensign of - 747 
 person in - 745 
 do upon one's 
 own - 600 
 authorized dtoe 924 
 authorship 
 p?'oduction 161 
 #^yZ<? 569 
 360 
 
 ni'iting 590 
 autobiography 594 
 autochthonous 1S8 
 autocracy 
 
 authority 737 
 
 severity 739 
 autocrat' 745 
 autocratic will 600 
 
 r^Ziwy 737 
 auto-da-fe 
 
 burning 384 
 
 execution 972 
 autograph 
 
 signatm'e 550 
 
 writing 590 
 Autolycus ^Ai<?/ 792 
 
 pedlar 797 
 automaniac 504 
 automatic 601 
 autonomasia 521 
 autonomy rwZt' 737 
 
 /we 748 
 autopsy 
 
 post-mortem 363 
 
 vision 441 
 autoptical 
 
 visihle 446 
 
 manifest 525 
 autotype 558 
 autumn 126 
 auxiliary 707, 711 
 
 - forces 726 
 avail useful 644 
 
 succeed 731 
 of no - 645 
 
 - oneself of 677 
 avalanche fall 306 
 
 redundance 641 
 avaler les couleu- 
 vres submit 725 
 
 servile 886 
 avant-courier 
 
 2)recursor 64 
 
 pioiwer 673 
 avant-propos 64 
 avarice 819 i 
 
 avast IcSj^^vy 142, 265 
 
 desist 624 
 
 forbid 761 
 avatar change 140 
 
 rfczz^y 976 
 
 ?^yZ 991 
 avaunt ! ^;/«?c^ 297 
 
 disappear 449 
 ave ! Iwnour 873 
 
 courtesy 894 
 avenge 919 
 avenue 
 plantation 371 j 
 
 ?fai/ 627 j 
 
 aver 535 
 average mean 29 
 mediocre 651 
 
 - circumstances 
 
 736 
 take an - 466 
 Averni, facilis de- 
 scensus - 
 
 slope 217 
 
 danger 665 
 Avernus 982 
 averruncate 
 
 eject 297 
 
 extract 301 
 averse 
 
 unwilling 603 
 aversion 
 
 disliJie 867 
 
 Z!«^<? 898 
 avert 706 
 
 - the eyes 442 
 aviary 370 
 a,\iiitj ava7'ice 819 
 
 desi7'e 865 
 avile 932, 934 
 aviso 532 
 avocation 625 
 avoidance 623 
 avoidless 
 
 ce7'tain 474 
 
 necessary 601 
 avoirdupoids 319 
 avolation avoid 623 
 
 escape 671 
 avouch 535 
 avow assent 488 
 
 disclose 529 
 
 flw?.?6-r!J 535 
 avulsion 
 
 separation 44 
 
 ext7'action 301 
 await //^;fMr<3 121 
 
 Jtf Z;<?/;;f waiting 
 
 impend 152 
 
 expect 507 
 awake attentive 457 
 
 ca7'eful 459 
 
 intelligent 498 
 
 active 68 2 
 awaken inform 527 
 
 excite 824 
 
 - the attention 
 
 457 
 
 - the memory 505 
 award adjudge 480 
 
 (/i?;^' 784 
 aware 490 
 away absent 187 
 
 distant 196 . 
 
 break - 623 
 fly - 293 
 move - 287 
 take - from 789 
 get &c. - 67 1 
 throw &c. - 
 
 tject 297 
 
 ?r;tYf^ 610 
 
 w««^(? 638 
 
 relinquish 782 
 
 - from un7'elated 
 
 10 
 
 - with ! 930, 932 
 do- with?mr/y68i 
 
 abrogate 756 
 &-wefear 860 
 
 7vonder 870 
 
 7'espect 928 
 aweless/(?«7'fc«« 861 
 
 insolent 885 
 
 disrespectful 929 
 awful (7?ra?^ 3 1 
 
 feaTful 860 
 
 - silence 403 
 awhile iii 
 awkward 
 
 inexpedient 647 
 7inskilful 699 
 difficult 704 
 painful 830 
 w/7^y 846 
 viilgar 85 1 
 7'idiculous 853 
 
 - squad 701 
 awl 262 
 awning f<?7?2^ 223 
 
 .<?A«^<? 424 
 awry oblique 217 
 
 disto7'ted 243 
 
 CT■^Z 619 
 axe 6YZ^e ;ftf^>/ 253 
 
 impulse 276 
 
 weapon 727 
 
 /<w beheading 975 
 Axinomancy 5 1 1 
 axiom 496 
 axiomatic 474 
 axis snppo7't 2 1 5 
 
 cent7'e 222 
 
 7'otntion 312 
 axle 312 
 
 wheel and - 633 
 axletree 215 
 ay48S 
 ayah servant 746 
 
 /r</r.w 753 
 aye tv<?r 112 
 
 ?/^.f 488 
 azimuth 
 
 horizontal 213 
 
AZI 
 
 BAO 
 
 BAD 
 
 BAD 
 
 direction 278 
 measurement 466 
 - circle 212 
 
 azoic 358 
 
 azote 663 
 
 azotic 657 
 
 azure 438 
 
 azygous single 87 
 central 222 
 
 B 
 
 Baal divinity 979 
 
 idol 986 
 babble rivulet 348 
 
 faint sound 405 
 
 unmeaning 517 
 
 talk 584, 588 
 babbler 501 
 babbling 
 
 foolish 499 
 babe 129 
 innocent as the - 
 unborn 946 
 Babel confusion 59 
 
 discord 414 
 
 tongues 560 
 
 jargon 563 
 loquacity 584 
 "baboon 846 
 baby infant 129 
 
 /yoZ 501 
 
 - linen 225 
 babyhood 127 
 babyish 499 
 baccarat 840 
 bacchanals 959 
 Bacchus dAnk 959 
 bachelor 904 
 back rear 235 
 shoulder 250 
 aid 707 
 
 behind one's - 
 latent 526 
 hidden 528 
 
 come - 292 
 
 give - 790 
 
 fall - relapse 661 
 
 go - 283 
 
 go - from retract 
 
 773 
 have at one's- 215 
 hold - avoid 623 
 keep - reserve 636 
 look - 505 
 on one's - imjwtent 
 158 
 
 hin'izont/il 213 
 
 failure 732 
 pat on the - 
 
 incite 615 
 
 encourage 861 
 
 approve 931 
 pay - retaliate J \% 
 put - detanwate 
 
 659 
 
 restore 660 
 send - 764 
 take - again 790 
 carry one's 
 
 thoughts - 505 
 some time - I2z 
 spring - 277 
 trace - 505 
 turn - 283 
 turn one's - 
 
 retire 283 
 turn one's - upon 
 
 7'epel 289 
 
 inattention 458 
 
 avoid 623 
 
 oppose 708 
 
 seclusion 893 
 
 discourtesy 895 
 
 disrcspiect 929 
 
 contempt 930 
 set one's - against 
 the wall 604 
 
 - to back 235 
 
 - out retire 283 
 change sides 607 
 relinquish 624 
 
 - up support 2 1 5 
 fl?VZ 707 
 
 put one's - up 
 
 anger 900 
 set one's - up 
 
 pnde 878 
 backbite 
 
 traduce 932 
 
 detract 934 
 backbiter 936 
 backbone 
 
 intrinsic 5 
 
 frame 215 
 
 centre 222 
 
 persevere 604a 
 
 «y?f^ 820 
 game to tlie - 604 
 back door 627 
 backer 711 
 back friend 891 
 backgammon 840 
 background 
 
 distance 196 
 
 rear 235 
 in t'ne - 
 
 latent 526 
 
 ignoble 874 
 keep in the - 
 
 hide 528 
 
 modest 881 
 
 seclusion 893 
 put one in the - 
 
 874 
 throw into the - 
 
 460 
 backshish 784 
 backside 235 
 backslider 607 
 backsliding 
 
 regression 283 
 
 tergivei'sation 
 607 
 
 relapse 661 
 
 vice 945 
 
 heterodox 984 
 
 impiety 988 
 backstairs 
 
 ambush 530 
 
 ?rffy 627 
 
 - influence 702 
 backward 
 
 frtr^/y 133 
 regression 283 
 unwilling 603 
 backwardation 
 
 813 
 backwards 283 
 bend - 325 
 
 - and forwards 
 interchange 148 
 oscillation 314 
 
 backwater 283 
 backwoodsman 
 
 inhabitant 188 
 
 agriculture 371 
 bacon 
 butter upon - 
 
 641 
 save one's - 
 
 safety 664 
 
 escape 671 
 Baconian method 
 
 461 
 bacteria 193 
 baculinum, argu- 
 mentum - 
 
 compel 744 
 
 lawless 964 
 
 punish 972 
 bad 649 
 
 unclean 653 
 
 ■wrong 923 
 
 - blood /<aJ^e 898 
 malevolence 907 
 
 go - ^/fi'ay 653 
 deteriorate 659 
 
 - business 859 
 
 - case 477 
 
 - chance 473 
 
 put a - construc- 
 tion on 523 
 
 - debt 806 
 
 - fairy 980 
 
 - faith 940 
 
 - grace 895 
 
 - habit 613 
 
 - hand 701 
 
 - humour 
 discontent 832 
 dejection 837 
 anger 900 
 sullen 90 1 (Z 
 
 not a - idea 498 
 
 - intent 007 
 
 - job en 619 
 botch 699 
 hopeless 859 
 
 - joke 851 
 
 - language 908 
 view in a - light 
 
 934 
 
 - luck ^-c. 735 
 
 - man 949 
 
 - name, 932, 934 
 in - odour 889 
 take in - part 
 
 discontent 832 
 anger 900 
 
 - repute 874 
 
 - smell 401 
 
 - spirit 980 
 
 - spirits 837 
 
 - taste 851 
 
 - temper 900, 901, 
 
 90i« 
 on - terms 
 discord 713 
 enmity 889 
 
 - time of it 828 
 
 - turn evil 619 
 malevolence 907 
 
 in a - way 
 disease 655 
 wo7'se 659 
 danger 665 
 adversity 735 
 
 - woman 949 
 from - to worse 
 
 aggravation 835 
 badaud 501 
 badge 550 
 
 - of authority 747 
 
 - of infamy 874 
 
 - of s'avery 746 
 badger 830 
 
 - dog 366 
 badinage wit 842 
 
 ridicule 856 
 badly oif 
 
 361 
 
BAD 
 
 BAL 
 
 BAN 
 
 BAN 
 
 advei'sitij 735 
 
 compare 464 
 
 ballistics 
 
 bandy 
 
 poor 804 
 
 Jiesitate 605 
 
 pj'qjectiles 284 
 
 exchange 148 
 
 badness 649 
 
 money 800 
 
 '/far 722 
 
 agitate 315 
 
 baffle hinder 706 
 
 accounts 811 
 
 «r»is 727 
 
 - about 
 
 defeat 731 
 
 in the - 475 
 
 balloon 273 
 
 publish 531 
 
 - description 
 
 the mind losing 
 
 balloonist 269 
 
 - legged 243 
 
 nnco7}formahle 
 
 its - 503 
 
 balloonry 267 
 
 - words 
 
 83 
 
 off one's - 
 
 ballot 609 
 
 discuss 476 
 
 wonder 870 
 
 irresolute 605 
 
 ball-room 840 
 
 converse 588 
 
 bag^^w^ ujj 184 
 
 >*^ 732 
 
 balm moderate 1 74 
 
 bane criZ 619 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 - accounts with 
 
 fragrance 400 
 
 source of evil 663 
 
 acquire 775 
 
 pay 807 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 baneful 649 
 
 toA^ 789 
 
 balanced stable 150 
 
 relief 834 
 
 bang zw^yeZ 276 
 
 ^teal 791 
 
 symmetHcal 242 
 
 Balmoral boot 225 
 
 sound 406 
 
 - and baggage 
 
 balbucinate 583 
 
 balmy sfeei? 683 
 
 Z)6'af 972 
 
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 balbutiate 583 
 
 balneal 337 
 
 banish eject 297 
 
 bagatelle 
 
 balcony 250 
 
 balourdise 699 
 
 seclude 893 
 
 trivial 643 
 
 bald base 226 
 
 balsam 662 
 
 jninish 972 
 
 jiastlme 840 
 
 «^yfe575 
 
 balsamic 
 
 {exclude 55) 
 
 baggage 
 
 uninteresting 841 
 
 salubrious 834 
 
 banister 215 
 
 materials 635 
 
 w/yZy 846 
 
 balustrade 
 
 banjo 417 
 
 'propertij 780 
 
 ^fei« 849 
 
 suppm^t 215 
 
 bank acclivity 217 
 
 /m«.'?y 962 
 
 baldachin 1000 
 
 inchsure 232 
 
 5i<^6^ 0/ Z«^6' 342 
 
 bagman 758 
 
 balderdash 517 
 
 bam 544 
 
 5^we 636 
 
 bagnio 961 
 
 baldric belt 230 
 
 bambino 129 
 
 ««/i^ 667 
 
 bagpipes 417 
 
 ?'i;?,^ 247 
 
 bamboozle 545 
 
 /(?«<?(? 717 
 
 bah ! 930 
 
 bale Umdle 72 
 
 h&n prohibit 761 
 
 money 802 
 
 bail 771 
 
 Zy<i</ 190 
 
 . denounce 908 
 
 sea - 342 
 
 go - 806 
 
 evil 619 
 
 under the - 909 
 
 - holiday 840 
 
 leg - 623 
 
 - out 297 
 
 - with bell, book, 
 
 - up 670 
 
 bailiff director 694 
 
 baleful 649 
 
 and candle 998 
 
 banker 
 
 servant 746 
 
 balister 727 
 
 band ligature 45 
 
 msrchant 797 
 
 factor 758 
 
 balize 550 
 
 assemblage 72 
 
 treasurer 80 1 
 
 officer 965 
 
 balk disappoint 
 
 filament 205 
 
 bank-note 800 
 
 bailiwick 965 
 
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 'belt 230 
 
 bankruptcy 
 
 Bairam 
 
 deceive 545 
 
 ring 247 
 
 failure 'j'^2 
 
 holiday 840 
 
 hinder 706 
 
 w/mc 415, 416, 
 
 non-payment 8o3 
 
 ?*i^e 998 
 
 ball globe 249 
 
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 banlieue near 197 
 
 bairn 129 
 
 missile 284 
 
 parrty 712 
 
 circumjacent 227 
 
 bait 7^^/298 
 
 »A<>^ 727 
 
 shachle 752 ' 
 
 banner 550 
 
 trap 545 
 
 rf«»C6' 840 
 
 - of hope 958 
 
 enlist under the 
 
 lure 61$ 
 
 paHy 892 
 
 - together 709 
 
 -s of 707 
 
 refresh 689 
 
 - at one's feet 
 
 - with 720 
 
 raise one's - 722 
 
 attach 716 
 
 success 731 
 
 bandage tie 43 
 
 banneret 875 
 
 JWJe 784 
 
 jyt^wer 737 
 
 ligature 45 
 
 banns 
 
 harass 830 
 
 keep up the - 
 
 support 215 
 
 forbid the - 761 
 
 swallow the - 
 
 continue 143 
 
 cw;er 223 
 
 publish the - 
 
 547 
 
 «c2^iw 682 
 
 restraint 752 
 
 ash 765 
 
 bake 384 
 
 ballad song 415 
 
 the eyes -d 442 
 
 marriage 903 
 
 bakehouse 386 
 
 7^^ew 597 
 
 bandbox 191 
 
 banquet meal 298 
 
 baker's dozen 98 
 
 ballast 
 
 banded together 
 
 feast 840 
 
 baking heat 382 
 
 compensation 30 
 
 concurring 178 
 
 banquette 717 
 
 bal 840 
 
 weight 319 
 
 2)arty 'jiz 
 
 banshee 979, 980 
 
 balais 847 
 
 wisdom 498 
 
 bandit 792 
 
 bantam cock 887 
 
 balance equal 27 
 
 «a/6^fy 666 
 
 bandog 
 
 banter wit 842 
 
 mean 29 
 
 without - rash^()2i 
 
 safegua/i'd 664 
 
 Hdicule 856 
 
 compensate 30 
 
 mcious 945 
 
 warning 668 
 
 bantling child 129 
 
 remainder 40 
 
 ballet drama 599 
 
 bandrol 550 
 
 bantling 167 
 
 numeration 85 
 
 r7a;?f'e 840 
 
 bands 999 
 
 banyan stint 640 
 
 w^7i 319 
 
 ballet-dancer 599 
 
 bandurria 417 
 
 fast 956 
 
 362 
 
 
 
 
BAP 
 
 baptism name 564 
 
 rite 998 
 Baptist 984 
 baptistery 1000 
 bar exclude 55 
 
 line 200 
 
 gujfjjort 215 
 
 inelosure 232 
 
 ch)se 261 
 
 mnsie 413 
 
 hindrance 706 
 
 prison 752 
 
 prohibit 761 
 
 tribunal 966 
 
 %^ Z 2^rofessioH 
 968 
 
 - sinister /fl'W 651 
 disrepute 874 
 illegal 964 
 
 baragouin 517 
 barb .^/^iA^ 253 
 na^ 271 
 
 - the dart^ai/i 830 
 barbacan 717 
 barbarian 
 
 uncivilized SjG 
 evil doer 913 
 
 barbaric vulgar 85 1 
 r?/rf<^ 876 
 
 barbarism 
 /^^'i>%y 563 
 ftar? #yZe 579 
 vulgarity 851 
 discourtesy 895 
 
 barbarous 
 unformed 241 
 plebeian 876 
 maleficent 907 
 
 barbican 717 
 
 barbouillage 590 
 
 bard musician 416 
 ^m-^ 597 
 
 bare w^^r 32 
 /rM<^e 226 
 manifest 525 
 disclose 529 
 scanty 640 
 
 - bone 203 
 
 - faced insolent 
 
 885 
 
 - foot 226 
 7-'^/w 804 
 
 - lieaded respect 
 
 928 
 scud under - poles 
 704 
 
 - possibility 473 
 
 - supposition 514 
 bargain 
 
 compact 769 
 
 BAR 
 
 barter 794 
 
 cheap 815 
 
 into the - 37 
 
 - for 507 
 
 - and sale transfer 
 of property 783 
 
 barge 273 
 bargee 269 
 baritone 408 
 bark rind 223 
 
 ship 273 
 
 yelp 412 
 
 - at threaten 909 
 ceiuure 932 
 
 more - than bite 
 908 
 
 - worse than bite 
 
 885 
 barkantine 273 
 barleycorn 
 
 liUle 193 
 Barleycorn, Sir 
 
 John - 298 
 barm leaven 320 
 
 bubbles 353 
 Barmecide feast 
 
 956 
 barn 189 
 barnacles 445 
 barndoor fowl 366 
 barometer air 338 
 
 measure 466 
 consult the - 463 
 baron 7;<?fr 875 
 
 husband 903 
 court - 966 
 
 - of the Exchequer 
 
 967 
 
 baronet 875 
 
 baronial 878 
 
 baroque 853 
 
 baroscope 338 
 
 barouche 272 
 
 barque 273 
 
 barrack 189 
 
 barracoon 717 
 
 barratry 940 
 
 barred crossed 219 
 striped 440 
 
 barrel vessel 191 
 cylinder 249 
 - organ 417 
 
 barren 169 
 
 barricade /6'«^<? 232 
 obstacle 706 
 defence 717 
 prison 752 
 
 barrier \_see bar- 
 ricade] 
 
 barring save 38 
 
 BAS 
 
 excluding 55 
 except 83 
 - out resist 719 
 disobey 742 
 barrister 968 
 
 revising - 967 
 barrow 
 
 mmmd 206 
 vehicle 272 
 grave 363 
 barter 
 
 reciprocate 12 
 interchange 148 
 commerce 794 
 barytone 408 
 bas-bleu 
 scholar 492 
 affectation 855 
 base 
 
 lowest pait 211 
 support 215 
 &rt<Z 649 
 cowardly 862 
 shameful 874 
 servile 886 
 dishonourable 
 
 940 
 vieious 945 
 
 - born 876 
 
 - coin 800 
 
 - note 408 
 
 - of operations 
 jt;Zfl« 626 
 attack 716 
 
 - viol 417 
 
 based on ground of 
 
 belief 467 
 baseless unreal 2 
 
 unsubstantial 4 
 basement <?eZZa7' 191 
 
 Ztw^-^ ^ar^ 207, 
 
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 bashaw tyrant 739 
 
 rwfc?' 745 
 bashful 881 
 bashi bazouk 726 
 basilica 1000 
 basilisk sight 441 
 
 cannon 737 
 
 serpent 949 
 basin dock 189 
 
 •?r5^e^ 191 
 
 hollow 252 
 
 plain 344 
 basis 
 
 lowest part 211 
 
 support 215 
 
 j^rcparation 673 
 bask ^^//y^V'fiZ ^m- 
 
 joyvwnt 377 
 
 BAT 
 
 warmth 382 
 prosperity 734 
 nnoi'al enjoyment 
 827 
 basket 191 
 
 - of 190 
 bas-relief 
 
 convex 250 
 sculpture 557 
 bass music 415 
 
 - note 408 
 
 - viol 417 
 basset horn 417 
 bassinet 191 
 bassoon 417 
 basso-profondo 408 
 basso-rilievo 
 
 convex 250 
 
 sculpture 557 
 bastard 
 
 spurious 545 
 
 illegitifniate 925 
 baste Jmf 276 
 
 punish 972 
 Bastille 752 
 bastinado 972 
 bastion 717 
 bat strike 276 
 
 f-Zj^J 727 
 batch quantity 25 
 
 collection 72 
 bate diminish 36 
 
 subtract 38 
 
 reduee price 813 
 bated breath 
 
 witli - /ai«f sound 
 
 405 
 
 expecting 507 
 
 hiding 528 
 
 whisper 581 
 
 humble 879 
 bath 337 
 warm - 386 
 - room 191 
 Bath chair 272 
 bathe ivimerse 3CX3 
 
 jilunge 310 
 
 wflf^- 337 
 bathos 
 
 anticlimax 497 
 
 (^ridiculous 853) 
 batman 637 
 baton suppot 215 
 
 sceptre 747 
 batta 973 
 battalia 726 
 battalion 726 
 batten 298 
 batter destroy 162 
 
 Jea^ 276 
 3^^3 
 
BAT 
 
 BEA 
 
 BEA 
 
 BEA 
 
 battered 
 
 morse for wear 659 
 
 tired 688 
 batterie de cuisine 
 
 957 
 battering-ram 276 
 battering-train 727 
 
 "^oXtQX J artillery 726 
 gmis 727 
 floating - 726 
 plant a - 716 
 battle 720, 722 
 half the - 642 
 win the - 731 
 
 - array order 60 
 2)repare 673 
 
 IV ar 722 
 
 - axe 727 
 
 - cry sign. 550 
 n-ar 722 
 
 - field arena 728 
 
 - ground discord 
 
 713 
 
 - with oppose 708 
 battledore and 
 
 shuttlecock 
 
 interchange 148 
 
 game 840 
 battlement 
 
 embrasure 257 
 
 defence 717 
 battre 
 
 - la campagne 
 nonsense 497 
 diffuse style 573 
 excitable 825 
 
 - I'eau avec un 
 baton 645 
 
 - le fer sur I'en- 
 clume 134 
 
 - la general e 669 
 se - contre des 
 
 moulins 645 
 ne - que d'une 
 aile 683 
 battology 
 repeat 104 
 diffuse St !/le 573 
 battue pursuit 622 
 
 attacJt 716 
 bauble trifle 643 
 
 toy 840 
 bavardage 
 
 unmeaning 517 
 cliatter 584 
 bawd 962 
 bawdy, -house 961 
 bawl 411 
 bawn 189 
 bay concave 252 
 3^4 
 
 /7w^/343 
 
 cry 412 
 
 brown 433 
 at - danger 665 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 defence 717, 719 
 bring to - 716 
 
 - the moon 
 useless 645 
 
 bayard 271 
 bayonet hill 361 
 attack 716 
 weapon 727 
 crossed -s 708 
 at the point of 
 the - war 722 
 sei'crity 739 
 coe7'cion 744 
 bays ^7v;7^7ty 733 
 
 crown 877 
 bazaar 799 
 B.C. 106 
 be I 
 
 - all and end all 
 wJiole 50 
 intention 620 
 importance 642 
 
 - off depart 293 
 c^/^'CJ^ 297 
 retract 773 
 
 - it so 488 
 
 - that as it may 30 
 beach 342 
 beacon sign 550 
 
 warning 668 
 
 (fight 423) 
 bead 249 
 beadle janitor 263 
 
 law officer 965 
 
 church 996 
 beadledom 737 
 beadroll list 86 
 
 prayers 990 
 
 intual 998 
 beads 
 
 tellone's- 990,998 
 beadsman 
 
 servant 746 
 
 clergy 996 
 beagle 366 
 beak/a6-c 234 
 
 wo^e 250 
 
 magistrate 967 
 beam suppmt 2 1 5 
 
 weigh 319 
 
 Z?«7/k 420 
 on - ends 
 
 jjowerless 158 
 
 horizontal 213 
 
 62V7c 236 
 
 /a?7 732 
 wonder 870 
 beaming 
 
 beautiful 845 
 he&T produce 161 
 suMain 215 
 c«7*ry 270 
 admit of 470 
 suffer 821 
 endure 826 
 bring to - 677 
 more than flesh 
 and blood can - 
 824 
 unable to - 
 excited 825 
 dislike 867 
 
 - away 789 
 
 - away the bell 
 J^^sf 648 
 success 731 
 
 - the brunt 
 difficult 704 
 defence 717 
 
 - the burden 625 
 
 - company 88 
 
 - down ?5^<>/(9/?;f 173 
 insolent 885 
 
 - down upon 716 
 
 - false witness 
 
 544 
 ^frmt produce 161 
 useful 644 
 success 731 
 jjrosper 734 
 
 - a hand 680 
 
 - hard upon 649 
 
 - harmless 717 
 
 - ill 825 
 
 - off deviate 279 
 
 - on 215 
 
 - out evidence 467 
 vindicate 937 
 
 - pain 828 
 
 - the palm 
 supreme 2,Z 
 
 - a sense 516 
 
 - through 707 
 
 - up approach 286 
 pierserere 604a 
 relieve 834 
 cheerful 836 
 
 - up against 
 resist 719 
 bra^'e 861 
 
 - upon 
 relevant 9, 23 
 influence 175 
 
 - with 
 tolerate 740 
 
 permit 760 
 ^^/i-e t'oo/Zy 826 
 forgive 918 
 bear 
 
 savage 907 
 «wrZ// 895 
 had it been a - it 
 
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 bitten you 
 inattention 458 
 
 - garden 
 disoi'der 59 
 discord 713 
 arena 728 
 
 - leader 540 
 
 - pit 370 
 
 - skin cap 225 
 helmet 717 
 
 bearable 651 
 
 beard /<««• 205 
 prickles 253 
 rough 256 
 rfe/y 715 
 Jrare 861 
 insolence 885 
 pluck by the - 
 disresptect 929 
 
 beardless 127 
 
 bearer 271 
 
 bearing relation 9 
 suppoH 2 1 5 
 direction 278 
 meaning 516 
 demeanour 692 
 - rein 752 
 
 bearings 
 
 circumstances 8 
 situation 183 
 
 beast animal 366 
 unclean 653 
 discouitcaus 895 
 
 - of burden 
 carrier 271 
 labourer 690 
 
 beat Z>c sujieHor 33 
 periodic 138 
 region 181 
 impulse 276 
 surpass 303 
 oscillate 314 
 agitation 315 
 ^•r?fs7i 330 
 sound 407 
 Zf/?<? of pursuit 
 625 
 ^;rt^/i 627 
 overcome 731 
 strike 972 
 
 - about 
 circuit 629 
 
BEA 
 
 - the air 645 
 
 - against 708 
 
 - one's breast 839 
 
 - about the bush 
 try for 463 
 evade the jxrint 
 
 477 
 jrrevaricate 544 
 diffuse style 573 
 
 - down destroy 162 
 cheapen 794, 819 
 insolent 885 
 
 - of drum 
 music 416 
 publish 531 
 alarm 669 
 n'o/r 722 
 command 741 
 pomp 882 
 
 without - of 
 drum 528 
 
 - into teach 537 
 
 - off 717 
 
 - a retreat 
 retire 283 
 avoid 623 
 submit 725 
 
 - time cfo<7^ 114 
 music 416 
 
 - up c7«?/r/' 352 
 
 - up against 
 oppose 708 
 
 - up for cater 637 
 
 - up one's quarters 
 seek 461 
 
 visit 892 
 
 - up for recruits 
 prepare 673 
 aid 707 
 
 beaten track 
 
 7i«W;f 613 
 
 way 627 
 leave the - 83 
 tread the - 82 
 "beatic 827 
 'be&ti&C2)leasingS2g 
 
 heavenly 981 
 'beatification 
 
 piety 987 
 beating bigli 
 
 the heart - 824 
 bean 7)ian 373 
 
 fop 854 
 
 admirer 897 
 
 - ideal perfect 650 
 beauty 845 
 
 - monde 
 fashion 852 
 {nobility 875) 
 
 beautify 845, 847 
 
 BED 
 
 beautiless 846 
 beauty 845 
 beaver //rtj^ 225 
 becalm 265 
 because m?^^^ 153 
 
 attHbution 155 
 
 answer 462 
 
 reasoning 476 
 
 motive 615 
 bechance 151 
 beck WZZ 348 
 
 ^;i 550 
 
 mandate 741 
 at one's - «t^ 707 
 
 <)Jey 743 
 beckon siyn 550 
 
 motive 615 
 
 mZZ 741 
 becloud <7ar^ 421 
 
 7ii<7e 528 
 become 
 
 change f<> 144 
 
 accm'd with 23 
 
 bcliovc 926 
 
 - of 151 
 becoming 
 
 accm'dant 23 
 jyroper 646 
 Z>mw#?/'«Z845,847 
 <Zw^ 924 
 becripple 158 
 bed lodgment 191 
 Z«?/<?7* 204 
 support 215 
 5rar<^^;j 371 
 man'iage 903 
 brought to - 161 
 death - 360 
 smooth the - of 
 
 death 707 
 go to - quiet 265 
 
 sleep 683 
 
 keep one's - 
 
 ill 655 
 
 - of down 
 repose 687 
 
 - gown 225 
 
 - maker 746 
 
 - ridden 655 
 
 - room 191 
 
 - of roses 
 pleasure 377 
 prospeAty 734 
 
 put to - with a 
 shovel 363 
 
 - time 126 
 bedarken 421 
 bedaub cover 223 
 
 dirt 653 
 {deface 846) 
 
 BEF 
 
 bedazzle 420 
 bedding 215 
 bedeck 847 
 bedel 965 
 bedesman 
 . {see beadsman] 
 bedevil derange 61 
 
 sorcery 992 
 bedew 339 
 bedigbt 847 
 bedim 421, 422 
 bedizen colour 428 
 
 oi'namcnt 847 
 
 vulgar 85 1 
 Bedlam 
 
 - broke loose 59 
 candidate for - 
 
 504 
 Bedouin 792 
 bedwarf 195 
 bee 690 
 
 busy - 682 
 
 swarm like -s 102 
 
 - in one's bonnet 
 
 503 
 
 - in a bottle 407 
 -'s wax 352 
 
 beef-eater 726 
 
 beef-beaded 499 
 
 Beelzebub 978 
 
 beer 298 
 
 beery 959 
 
 beetle overhang 206 
 project 250 
 blind as a - 442 
 Colorado - 913 
 
 - head 501 
 befall 151 
 befit agree 23 
 
 expedient 646 
 due 924, 926 
 
 befool mad 503 
 deceive 545 
 
 befooled 
 
 victimized 732 
 
 before in order 62 
 in time 116 
 presence 186 
 in space 234 
 2)recession 280 
 2)reference 609 
 set - one 525 
 
 - Christ 106 
 
 - long 132 
 
 - mentioned 62, 
 116 
 
 - now 122 
 
 - one's eyes 
 visxble 446 
 manifest 525 
 
 BEG 
 
 - one's time 132 
 beforehand 
 
 prior 116 
 
 early 132 
 
 fm-esight 510 
 
 resolve - 611 
 befoul 653 
 befriend aid 707 
 
 friendship 888 
 beg Ihirh 745 
 
 ash 765 
 
 - one's bread 765 
 poor 804 
 
 - leave 760 
 
 - one's life 914 
 
 - pardon 952 
 
 - the question 477 
 beget 161 
 beggar 
 
 petitioner 767 
 jJoor 804 
 degrade 874 
 Imv person 876 
 sturdy - 792 
 
 - description 
 unconfoi'mable 
 
 83 
 wonderful 870 
 
 - my neiorlibour 
 840 
 
 beggared 
 
 banh'ujjt 808 
 beggarly mean 643 
 
 vile 874 
 
 vulgar 876 
 
 servile 886 
 
 - account of 
 
 empty boxes 
 insufficiefit 640 
 poor 804 
 begging 
 go a- 
 too much 641 
 useless 645 
 offe7'ed 763 
 free 748 
 
 - letter 765 
 begilt 847 
 begin 66 
 
 - again 104 
 beginner 541 
 beginning 66 
 begird 227, 229 
 beglerbeg 745 
 begone 
 
 depart 293 
 ejection 297 
 abrogate 756 
 {disappear 449) 
 
 - dull care 836 
 
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BEG 
 
 BEL 
 
 BEN 
 
 BEN 
 
 begrime 653 
 begrudge 
 
 ■unKilling 603 
 
 refuse 764 
 
 stiy^gy 819 
 beguile mislead 495 
 
 deceive 545 
 
 reconcih 831 
 
 - the time 
 inaction 681 
 amusement 840 
 
 begum 875 
 behalf 
 
 advantage 618 
 
 aid 707 
 in - of 759 
 behave oneself 
 
 conduct 692 
 
 fashion 852 
 
 couHesy 894 
 behaviour 692 
 on one's good - 
 
 944 
 
 behead Mil 361 
 execute 972 
 
 behemoth 192 
 
 behest 741 
 
 behind in order 63 
 in space 235 
 sequence 281 
 
 - the age oZ^ 124 
 ignm'ant 491 
 
 - one's back 
 missing 187 
 
 speak ill of - one's 
 back 934 
 
 - the scenes 
 cause 153 
 unseen 447 
 cognizant 490 
 latent 526 
 hidden 528 
 2)layliouse 599 
 
 - time 133 
 behindhand 
 
 Z«iff? 133 
 
 shortcoming 304 
 adversity 735 
 insolvent 808 
 
 behold «e<? 441 
 ^0^ 457 
 
 beholden 
 grateful 916 
 ohligatory 926 
 
 beholder 444 
 
 behoof 618 
 
 behoove 926 
 
 being abstract I 
 
 concrete 3 
 created - 366 
 366 
 
 human - 372 
 time - 106 
 Bel 979 
 belabour JjA/T^fit 276 
 
 thwmj) 972 
 belated Z«^e 133 
 
 ignorant 491 
 belay ^Vw^ 43 
 
 restrain 706 
 belch 297 
 beldam 913 
 beldame 173 
 beleaguer 716 
 bel esprit 844 
 belfry rooo 
 Belial 978, 980 
 sons of - 988 
 belie deny 536 
 faUify 544 
 contradict 708 
 helief credeiice 484 
 religious creed 
 
 983 
 easy of - 472 
 hug a - 606 
 believe 
 [see belief] 
 suppose 514 
 reason to - 472 
 
 - who may 485 
 not - one's senses 
 
 870 
 believer 
 
 religious 987 
 true - 983a 
 belike 472 
 bell sound 417 
 sign 550 
 alarm - 669 
 bear away the - 
 goodness 648 
 success 731 
 rejmte 873 
 cracked - 408a 
 passing - 363 
 
 - book and candle 
 swear 535 
 
 curse 908 
 spell 993 
 o'ite 998 
 
 - the cat 861 
 
 - shape globose 249 
 concave 252 
 
 belladonna 663 
 
 belle 374 
 ^ la - etoile 
 o^it of dom's 220 
 in the air 845 
 
 belles lettres 560 
 
 belli, casus - 824 
 
 bellicose 
 
 contentions 720 
 
 warlike 722 
 bellied 250 
 belligerent 
 
 contentioiis 720 
 
 marlihe 722 
 
 combatant 726 
 belling 412 
 bellman 534 
 bello, flagrante - 
 
 722 
 Bellona 722 
 bellow loud 404 
 
 cry 411 
 
 animal cry 412 
 
 mail 839 
 bellows wind 349 
 
 lungs 580 
 bells, peal of - 407 
 bellwether 
 
 go first 64 
 
 direct 694 
 belly inside 221 
 
 convex 250 
 -ful complete 52 
 
 enough 639 
 
 - god 957 
 
 - timber 298 
 Belomancy 511 
 belong to related 9 
 
 component 56 
 included 76 
 attribute 157 
 propeHy 777, 780 
 ^^Mify 926 
 
 beloved 897 
 
 below 207 
 here - 318 
 
 - the mark 32 
 
 - par 34, 207 
 bad 649 
 indifferent 651 
 discount 813 
 ignoble 876 
 
 - its full strength 
 651 
 
 - stairs 207 
 belt outline 230 
 
 ring 247 
 
 strait 343 
 swimming - 666 
 Belus 979 
 belvedere 441 
 bemask 528 
 bemingle 41 
 bemiri 653 
 bemoan 839 
 bemused 458 
 bench suppoH 215 
 
 council 696 
 
 tribunal 966 
 Bench, King's - 
 
 752 
 bencher 968 
 bend oblique 2 1 7 
 
 angle 244 
 
 curve 245 
 
 incline 278 
 
 dexnate 279 
 
 depression 308 
 
 circuit 3 1 1 
 
 ^w-e 324 
 
 submit 725 
 
 - backwards 235 
 
 - the bow 686 
 
 - the brows 932 
 
 - one's course 278 
 
 - the knee 
 bow down 308 
 submit 725 
 humble 879 
 servile 886 
 courtesy 894 
 respect 928 
 worship 990 
 
 - one's looks upoii 
 441 
 
 - the mind 457 
 
 - over 250 
 
 - to rules &c. 82 
 
 - sinister 874 
 
 - one's steps 622 
 
 - to tend, lyd 
 
 - towards 278 
 
 - to one's will 737 
 beneath 207 
 
 - one 940 
 
 - notice 643 
 Benedick 903 
 Benedictine 996 
 benediction 
 
 gratitude 916 
 
 approval 93 1 
 
 wcn'ship cj(^ 
 nuptial - 903 
 benefaction 784 
 benefactor 912 
 benefice 995 
 beneficent 906 
 beneficial good 648 
 
 {useful 644) 
 
 - interest 780 
 beneficiary 
 
 possessor 779 
 receive 785 
 clergy 996 
 benefit good 618 
 use 644 
 do good 648 
 
BEN 
 
 BES 
 
 BET 
 
 BEY 
 
 aid 707 
 
 berth lodging 189 
 
 7i<)/7e 858 
 
 deceive 545 
 
 acquisition 775 
 
 bed 215 
 
 bad is the - 649 
 
 disJionour 940 
 
 propeHy 780 
 
 office 625 
 
 do one's - 
 
 - itself visible 446 
 
 benevolence 906 
 
 beryl green 435 
 
 care 459 
 
 betrayer 941 
 
 {improve 658) 
 
 jewel 847 
 
 try 675 
 
 betrim 673 
 
 reap the - of 
 
 beseech 
 
 activity 682 
 
 betroth 
 
 success 731 
 
 request 765 
 
 exeition 686 
 
 jjromise 768 
 
 benefits forgot 917 
 
 ^;r«y 990 
 
 have the - of it 
 
 marriage 903 
 
 bene gesserit, 
 
 beseem 926 
 
 731 
 
 betrothed 897 
 
 quamdiu se - 926 
 
 beset surround 227 
 
 make the - of it 
 
 better ^00^ 648 
 
 benevolence 
 
 /<jZZwy 281 
 
 over-estimate 482 
 
 improve 658 
 
 tax 812 
 
 attack 716 
 
 use 677 
 
 get - health 654 
 
 love 897 
 
 entreat 765 
 
 submit 725 
 
 improve 658 
 
 kindness 906 
 
 «M«^ 830 
 
 comjjromise 774 
 
 refreshment 689 
 
 universal - 910 
 
 - with ditficulties 
 
 to/^e ^(mZy 826 
 
 restoration 660 
 
 Bengal heat 382 
 
 704 
 
 7io/^e 858 
 
 get the- of 731 
 
 benighted 
 
 besetting 
 
 to the - of one's 
 
 think - of 
 
 dark 421 
 
 general 78 
 
 belief 484 
 
 cori'ect 658 
 
 ignm'ant 491 
 
 /mi^"/^ 613 
 
 - bib and tucker 
 
 repent 950 
 
 benign 656 
 
 - sin 945 
 
 jjrepared 673 
 
 seen - days 
 
 benignant 906 
 
 beshrew 908 
 
 m'nament 847 
 
 deteriorate 659 
 
 benison 931 
 
 beside except 83 
 
 ostentation 882 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 Benjamin's mess 
 
 near 197 
 
 - intentions 906 
 
 j!?<)(^?' 804 
 
 greater 33 
 
 alongside 236 
 
 - part great 31 
 
 - half 903 
 
 chief pari, 50 
 
 - the mark 
 
 nearly all 50 
 
 only - than no- 
 
 Benshie 979 
 
 iii'cli'vant 10 
 
 make the - of 
 
 thing 651 
 
 laent tendency 176 
 
 e?vtf?* 495 
 
 one's time 684 
 
 - sort 
 
 angle 244 
 
 - oneself mad 503 
 
 bestead 644 
 
 &mw monde 875 
 
 turn of mind 820 
 
 excited 824 
 
 bestial 961 
 
 for - for worse 
 
 rfmrt' 865 
 
 besides 37 
 
 bestir oneself 
 
 choice 609 
 
 fool to the top of 
 
 besiege attack 716 
 
 activitii 682 
 
 marHage 903 
 
 one's - 856 
 
 solicit 765 
 
 lia«te 684 
 
 between 228 
 
 - on n-illing 602 
 
 besique 840 
 
 exertion 686 
 
 far - 198 
 
 resolved 604 
 
 beslaver 933 
 
 bestow 784 
 
 lie - 228 
 
 intention 620 
 
 beslime 653 
 
 - one's hand 903 
 
 vibrate - two ex- 
 
 desii'o^is 865 
 
 beslubber 933 
 
 - thought 451 
 
 tremes 149 
 
 Benthamite 910 
 
 besmear cover 223 
 
 bestraddle 215 
 
 - ourselves 528 
 
 ben trovato 
 
 fZ/rf 653 
 
 bestride moimt 206 
 
 - two fires 665 
 
 likely 472 
 
 besom 652 
 
 ride 215 
 
 betwixt 228 
 
 imagination 515 
 
 besotted 481 
 
 bet 621 
 
 bevel 217 
 
 untruth 546 
 
 bespangle 847 
 
 betake oneself to 
 
 bever 298 
 
 wiY 842 
 
 bespatter dirt 653 
 
 journey 266 
 
 beverage 298 
 
 benumb 
 
 disapprove 932 
 
 business 625 
 
 bevue 732 
 
 insensible 376 
 
 flatten- 933 
 
 ^use 677 
 
 bevy assemblage 72 
 
 ^^ZfZ 385 
 
 detract 934 
 
 bete, pas si - 498 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 deaden affections 
 
 bespeak mrZ// 132 
 
 bete noire fear 860 
 
 bewail trgret 833 
 
 823 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 hate 8q8 
 
 lament 839 
 
 beplaster 933 
 
 indicate 516 
 
 bethink j^Az;J<; 451 
 
 beware 668 
 
 bepraise 931 
 
 ew^a^d 755 
 
 remember 505 
 
 bewilder 
 
 bequest ^i/^ 784 
 
 ask f 01' 765 
 
 bethral 
 
 put o^it 458 
 
 {acquisition 775) 
 
 bespeckle 440 
 
 subjection 749 
 
 uncertainty 475 
 
 bereavement 
 
 bespot 440 
 
 restraint 751 
 
 astonish 870 
 
 <Z<Y/^/i 360 
 
 besprinkle w?> 41 
 
 betide 151 
 
 bewitch 
 
 loss 776 
 
 variegate 440 
 
 betimes 132 
 
 fascinate 615 » 
 
 ta/'c away 789 
 
 best ^o<;rZ 648 
 
 betoken 
 
 please 829 
 
 bereft 7;(>w 804 
 
 ])erfect 650 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 fc'a-^Y^? Z<??Y^ 897 
 
 - of reason 503 
 
 all for the - 
 
 predict 511 
 
 exorcise 992 
 
 berg, ice - 383 
 
 ^Otf^Z 618 
 
 indicate 550 
 
 bey 745 
 
 bergamot 400 
 
 prosper 734 
 
 betray 
 
 beyond super'm' 33 
 
 berlin 272 
 
 content 831 
 
 disclose 529 
 
 distance 196 
 367 
 
BEY 
 
 BIG 
 
 BIL 
 
 BIS 
 
 go - 303 
 -compare 3i» 33 
 
 - control 471 
 
 - one's depth 
 deep 208 
 unintelligihlc 519 
 
 - expression 31 
 
 - one's grasp 471 
 
 - hope 731, 734 
 
 - the mark 
 transcxirsioii 303 
 redundance 641 
 
 - measure 641 
 
 - possibility 471 
 
 - praise 
 perfect 650 
 approbation 931 
 viHiie 944 
 
 - price 814 
 
 - question 474 
 
 - reason 471 
 
 - remedy 859 
 
 - seas 57 
 
 tias tendency 176 
 
 slope 217 
 
 2)rej)ossession 481 
 
 disposition 820 
 
 (motive 615) 
 tib pinafore 225 
 
 dHnJi 959 
 bibber weep 839 
 
 tope 959 
 bibble-babble 584 
 bibeudum, nunc 
 
 est - 959 
 Bible 985 
 
 - oath 535 
 bibliography 593 
 bibliolatry 
 
 learning 490 
 heterodoxt/ 984 
 idolatry 991 
 
 Bibliomancy 5 1 1 
 
 bibliomania 490 
 
 bibliomaniac 492 
 
 bibliopole 593 
 
 bibliotbeca 593 
 
 bibulous 298 
 
 bice 438 
 
 hickei Jlutter 315 
 quarrel 713 
 {contend 720) 
 
 bicolour 440 
 
 biconjugate 91 
 
 bicuspid 91 
 
 bicycle 272 
 
 bid ordci' 741 
 offer 763 
 
 - the banns 903 1 
 
 - defiance 715 I 
 
 368 
 
 - fair tend 176 
 2)robahle 472 
 promise 511 
 ?iope 858 
 
 - a long farewell 
 
 624 
 
 - for intend 620 
 offer 763 
 request 765 
 bargain 794 
 
 bidder 767 
 
 bide wait 133 
 remain 141 
 take coolly 826 
 
 - one's time 133 
 watch 507 
 inactive 681 
 
 bidet 271 
 biennial 
 
 periodic 138 
 
 plant 367 
 bienseance 
 
 polish 852 
 
 manners 894 
 bier 363 
 bifacial 90 
 bifarious 90 
 bifid 91 
 bifold 90 
 biform double 90 
 
 {two 89) 
 bifurcate bisect 91 
 
 angle 244 
 big in degree 3 1 
 
 in size 192 
 
 wide 194 
 look - ^e/7/ 7 1 5 
 
 IJroud 878 
 
 insolent 885 
 talk - 885 
 
 threat 909 
 
 - sounding 
 ^i^<^ 404 
 words 577 
 affected 855 
 
 - swoln 194 
 
 - with 161 
 
 - with the fate 
 of 511 
 
 bigamy 903 
 
 biggin 191 
 
 bight 343 
 
 bigot positive 474 
 prejudice 48 1 
 obstinate 606 
 heterodox 984 
 impious 988 
 
 bigwig 
 scholar 492 
 «flv7d 5CX) 
 
 nobility 875 
 bijou goodness 648 
 
 beauty 845 
 
 m'nament 847 
 bilander 273 
 bilateral if/i-^ 90 
 
 si<^<s 236 
 bilbao 727 
 bilboes 752 
 
 put into - 751 
 bile 9CXD 
 bilge base 2 1 1 
 
 convex 250 
 
 yaw/i 260 
 
 - water 653 
 bilious 837 
 bilk 
 
 disappoint 509 
 cheat 545 
 «^^«i 791 
 bill list 86 
 hatchet 253 
 2)lacard 531 
 ^if?/Y?2^ 550 
 i?<7-/;tfr 593 
 jyZ<JM 626 
 weapon 727 
 money oi'der 800 
 money account 
 
 811 
 charge 812 
 */i Zaw 969 
 true - 969 
 
 - and coo 902 
 
 - of exchange 
 secwity 771 
 
 - of iavefood 298 
 ^v'Za/? 626 
 
 - of indictment 
 938 
 
 -s of mortality 
 360 
 
 - of sale 771 
 billet locate 184 
 
 ticket 550 
 apportion 786 
 billet epistle 592 
 
 - doux 902 
 billhook 253 
 billiard - ball 
 
 round 249 
 
 - room 191 
 
 - table /«?? 213 
 billiards 840 
 Billingsgate 
 
 slang 563 
 citrse 908 
 {censure 932) 
 
 billion 98 
 
 billow sea 348 
 
 billow river 341 
 billy-cock 225 
 billy-goat 373 
 bin 191 
 binary 89 
 bind connect 43 
 cover 1'1'^y 
 compel 744 
 condition 770 
 obligation 926 
 
 - hand and foot 
 
 751 
 
 - oneself 768 
 
 - over 744 
 
 - up wounds 660 
 bine 367 
 binocular 445 
 binomial 89 
 biogenesis 161 
 biography 594 
 Biology 357, 359 
 biparous 89 
 bipartite 91 
 biplicity 89 
 biquadrate 96 
 '\iixch.Jlog 972 
 
 - rod 975 
 bird 366 
 
 kill two -s with 
 one stone 682 
 
 -'s eye view 441, 
 448 
 
 -s of a feather 17 
 
 the - has flown 
 absence 187 
 escape 671 
 
 - in hand have 777 
 heep 781 
 
 - of ill omen 
 omen 512 
 ivarning 668 
 hopeless 859 
 
 - of passage 268 
 a little - told me 
 
 527 
 birdcage 370 
 birdlime glue 45 
 
 trap 545 
 biretta 999 
 birth beginning 66 
 
 2)r eduction 161 
 
 2)aternity 166 
 
 nobility 875 
 
 - day suit 226 
 
 - place 153 
 
 - right 924 
 bis re2ieat 104 
 
 ap2)voval 93 1 
 biscuits, s'embar- 
 quer sans - 674 
 
BIS 
 
 BLA 
 
 BLA 
 
 BLE 
 
 bise 349 
 bisection 
 
 middle 68 
 
 halve 91 
 bishop imnch 298 
 
 c/^rz/y 996 
 -'s palace 1000 
 -"s purple 437 
 bishopric 995 
 bistoury 253 
 bistre 433 
 bisulcate 259 
 bit 
 
 Bmall quantity 32 
 
 jyaH 51 
 
 curh 752 
 
 - by bit 
 
 hy degrees 26 
 ty instalments 5 1 
 in detail 79 
 slojvly 275 
 
 - between the 
 
 teeth 719 
 'bitch female 374 
 
 clumsy 699 
 
 /«*; 732 
 
 impure 962 
 bite m^ 298 
 
 physical pain 
 378 
 
 CtfZ<^ 385 
 
 c7<^a^ 545 
 
 dupe 547 
 
 ^cA 558 
 
 mental pain 830 
 
 - the dust 725 
 
 - in 259 
 
 - the thumb 
 anger 9CXD 
 disrespect 929 
 
 - the tongue 392 
 biter bit 718 
 biting cold 383 
 
 pungent 392 
 painful 830 
 discourteous 895 
 censorious 932 
 bitten 897 
 bitter ct^Z^? 383 
 #<wftf 392, 395 
 painful 830 
 acrimonious 895 
 ^«ie 898 
 angry 900 
 vublerolent 907 
 
 - pill 735 
 
 - words 932 
 bitterly //reafZy 31 
 bitterness 
 
 [see bitter] 
 369 
 
 pain 828 
 
 regret 833 
 bitumen 356a 
 bivouac 
 
 encamp 184 
 
 c»?;ijy 189 
 
 repose 265 
 
 match 668 
 bi-weekly 138 
 bizarre 
 
 unconfomnuhle 83 
 
 ridiculous 853 
 blab 529 
 blabber 584 
 black colour 431 
 
 crime 945 
 look 'feeling 
 821 
 
 discontent 832 
 
 angry 900 
 
 - art 992 
 
 - and blue 
 Jm^ 972 
 
 - book 938 
 
 - eye 972 
 
 - in the face 
 ^«'e«r 535 
 excitement 821, 
 
 824 
 
 - flag 722 
 
 - hole crowd 72 
 prison 752 
 
 - lead 556 
 
 - letter old 124 
 hai'harism 563 
 print 591 
 
 - looks 
 discourteous 895 
 sullen go I a 
 disapprore 932 
 
 - mail j'/i^/^ 791 
 
 *»^^y 793 
 &?*f J<? 973 
 
 - sheep 949 
 
 - spots in the 
 horizon 859 
 
 - swan 83 
 
 - and white 
 chiaroscuro 420 
 colourless 429 
 record 551 
 n-inting 590 
 
 prove that - is 
 white 477 
 blackamoor 43 1 
 wash a - white 
 
 471 
 blackball 
 exclude 55 
 banish 893 
 
 blackcoat 996 
 blacken [see black] 
 
 defame 934 
 blackguard 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 rude 895 
 
 Irn^e 940 
 
 vagabond 949 
 blackleg 792 
 blackness 431 
 bladder 191 
 blade edge tool 2^2) 
 
 man 373 
 
 instrument 633 
 
 sharp fellow 682 
 
 proficient 7CX) 
 
 sn-oi'd 727 
 
 /'V> 854 
 blain Zww^^ 250 
 
 iZt/^c/i 848 
 
 blame 932 
 
 lay - on 938 
 
 take - 932 
 
 blameless 946 
 
 blameworthy 
 
 disapprove 932 
 
 vice 945 
 
 guilt 947 
 blanc-bec 701 
 blanch 429, 43c 
 bland mild 174 
 
 courteous 894 
 blandiloquence 933 
 blandishment 
 
 inducement 615 
 
 endearment 902 
 
 flaUenj 933 
 blank inexi stent 2 
 
 unsubstantial 4 
 look - 
 
 disappointed 
 
 509 
 discontent 832 
 ivonder 870 
 point - 576 
 - cartridge 158 
 blanket c<;?r7' 223 
 warm 384 
 wet - 1 74 
 toss in a - 929 
 blare 412 
 blarney 933 
 blase weary 841 
 
 satiated 869 
 blasphemy 988 
 blast destroy 162 
 explosion 173 
 7i*iM<^? 349 
 sound 404 
 adversity 735 
 
 cwr^e 908 
 blatant cry 412 
 
 .<?j7Zy 499 
 blatter 412 
 blaze 7<m2^ 382 
 
 light 420 
 
 excitement 824 
 
 - abroad 531 
 blazing 
 
 luminary 423 
 
 blazon 7^?^ JZz"5A 531 
 repute 873 
 ostentation 882 
 
 ble : manger son - 
 en herbe 818 
 
 bleach 429, 430 
 
 bleak 383 
 
 blear-eyed 443 
 
 bleat 412 
 
 bleb 250 
 
 bleed 
 phijsical 2Jain 
 
 378 
 remedy 662 
 spend money 809 
 extort money 814 
 vioral pain 828 
 make the heart - 
 830 
 
 freely liberal 
 816 
 
 bleeding 
 
 hemorrhage 299 
 remedy b(i2. 
 
 - heart 828 
 blemish 
 
 imperfection 65 1 
 
 injure -G^g 
 
 ugly 846 
 
 <7<?/cc2^ 848 
 blench flr^'<^ 623 
 
 fear 860 
 blend ?/«.» 41 
 
 combine 48 
 bless 
 
 //ire jjlea^ure 829, 
 
 approve 931 
 
 divine function 
 976 
 
 worship 990 
 
 - my heart 870 
 
 - one's stars 
 rejoice 838 
 thanhs 916 1 
 
 blessed 827 
 abode of the - 
 981 
 blessedness, 
 
 single - 904 
 blessing good 618 
 
 B B 
 
BLE 
 
 BLO 
 
 BLO 
 
 BLU 
 
 ajjproval 931 
 blessings 
 
 prosperity 734 
 blest 827 
 
 - with 
 possessed of TJ'j 
 
 Bletonism 5 1 1 
 
 blight 
 
 deteriorate 659 
 adversity 735 
 
 - hope 509 
 blind shade 424 
 
 cecity 442 
 inattentive 458 
 ignorant 491 
 conceal 528 
 screen 530 
 deception 545 
 instinctive 601 
 pretext 617 
 insensible 823 
 
 - alley 261 
 
 - bargain 
 uncertain 475 
 jmrposeless 621 
 ?v?,s/i 863 
 
 - the eyes 7w<^<? 528 
 deceive 545 
 
 - hookey 840 
 
 - lead the blind 
 
 538 
 
 - man's buff 840 
 
 - man's holiday 
 421 
 
 - to one's own 
 merit 880 
 
 - of one eye 443 
 
 - side prejudice 
 481 
 
 credulity 486 
 obstinacy 606 
 blindness 442 
 blink winli 443 
 tie gleet 460 
 falter 605 
 avoid 62;^ 
 {overlook 458) 
 
 - at blind to 442 
 blinkard 443 
 blinker 530 
 bliss 827 
 
 celestial 981 
 blister 250 
 blithe 836 
 bloated 
 
 expanded 194 
 
 mAsshapen 243 
 
 convex 250 
 
 - with pride 878 
 hlock mass 192 
 
 support 215 
 
 dense 321 
 
 hard 323 
 
 /yyZ 501 
 
 hinder 706 
 
 execution 975 
 bring to the - 
 
 972 
 cut -s with a 
 
 razor 638 
 wood - 558 
 
 - of buildings 189 
 
 - out shape 240 
 prepare 973 
 
 - printing 591 
 
 - up close 261 
 obstruct 706 
 
 blockade close 261 
 
 restrain 751 
 blockhead 501 
 blockish 499 
 blonde 429, 430 
 blood 
 
 consanguinity 1 1 
 
 fluid 333 
 
 7a/Z 361 
 
 fop 854 
 
 nobility 875 
 dye with - 
 
 severe 739 
 hands in - <7r?/(?Z 
 
 907 
 in the - 5 
 life - 359 
 new - 
 
 improve 658 
 
 animate 824 
 spill - war 722 
 
 - for blood 919 
 
 - boil excite 824, 
 
 825 
 anger 900 
 
 - run cold 
 jiainful 830 
 fear 860 
 
 - heat 382 
 
 - horse 271 
 
 - hound 913 
 
 - letting 
 ejection 297 
 remedy 662 
 
 - red 434 
 
 - stained 361 
 
 - sucker 913 
 
 - thirsty 
 murdet'ous 361 
 cruel 907 
 
 - up excited 824 
 angry 900 
 
 bloodless ^76'ttC6' 721 
 
 virtue 946 
 bloody {_see blood] 
 
 unclean 653 
 
 <7rw^^ 907 
 bloom youth 127 
 
 JZwe 438 
 
 health 654 
 
 prosperity 734 
 blooming 845 
 blossom /yw<;r 367 
 
 prosperity 734 
 blot blachen 43 1 
 
 f?rr^r 495 
 
 obliterate 552 
 
 f^irj^y 653 
 
 blemish 848 
 
 disgrace 874 
 
 /7wiZ?^ 947 
 
 - out destroy 162 
 obliterate 552 
 
 blotch blemish 848 
 
 {black 431) 
 blouse 225 
 blow /^/loc/i 276 
 
 wi;i^ 349 
 
 xmexpected 508 
 
 disappointment 
 
 509 
 
 ^fiZ 619 
 action 6S0 
 /7e;f ?i'iM^ 688 
 failure 732 
 jjrosper 734 
 jyfl^i/i 828, 830 
 come to -s 720, 
 
 722 
 deal a - at 716 
 deal a - to 972 
 death - 360, 361 
 
 - for blow 718 
 
 - one's brains out 
 
 361 
 
 - the coals 824 
 
 - down 162 
 
 - the fire 384 
 -hole 351 
 
 - the horn 416 
 
 - hot and cold 
 lie 544 
 
 irresolute 605 
 tergiversation 
 
 607 
 caprice 608 
 
 - a kiss 902 
 
 - off disperse 73 
 
 - QVLtfood 298 
 darhen 421 
 gorge 957 
 
 - oxer past 122 
 
 - pipe 349 
 
 - the trumpet 873 
 
 - up destroy 162 
 O'uption 173 
 inflate 194 
 n-ind 349 
 excite 824 
 objurgate 932, 
 
 934 
 blown [.96'f? blow] 
 fatigued 688 
 proud 878 
 storm - over 
 
 5<7,/Vi 664 
 
 peace 721 
 
 - upon 
 disreputable 
 
 874 
 
 censured 932 
 blowzy «?i,Y*Z/i 194 
 
 ?'6^^^ 434 
 blubber /aj^ 356 
 
 c?'// 839 
 Blucher boot 225 
 bludgeon 
 
 weapon 'jz'j 
 
 {strilie 276) 
 
 - vcidM fighter 726 
 brute 913 
 
 blue sZ'y 338 
 colour 438 
 learned 490 
 
 bit of - /i^?/;^' 858 
 
 look - 
 disappointed 509 
 feeling 821 
 discontent 832 
 disrepute 874 
 
 swear till all's - 
 
 535 
 true - 
 veracity 543 
 probity 939 
 
 - book Zi52^ 86 
 record 551 
 
 - devils 837 
 
 - jacket 269 
 
 - light signal 550 
 alarm 669 
 
 - Veterfiag 550 
 «ipi sazi 293 
 
 - and red 437 
 
 - ribbon 877 
 
 - ruin 959 
 
 - stocking 
 scholar 492 
 affectation 855 
 
 - and yellow 435 
 Bluebeard 
 
 marriage 903 
 libertine 962 
 
BLU 
 
 Mueness 438 
 hluS violcjit 173 
 
 Inffh 206 
 
 hhmt 254 
 
 insoletit 885 
 
 diseonrteoiis 895 
 blunder error 495 
 
 ahsnrdity 497 
 
 awkward 699 
 
 failure 732 
 blunderbuss 727 
 blunderhead 701 
 blunderheaded 499 
 blunt rveahen 160 
 
 ^w^T^ 172 
 
 moderate v. 174 
 
 obtuse 254 
 
 benumb 376 
 
 damp V. 616 
 
 jplain-sjwiien 703 
 
 tfas/i 800 
 
 deaden feelings 
 823 
 
 discourteous 895 
 
 - tool 645 
 
 - witted 499 
 bluntness 264 
 blur <Zf/T^ 653 
 
 blemish 848 
 
 stigma 874 
 blurred 
 
 invisible 447 
 blurt out 
 
 disclose 529 
 
 j?/;6'a^ 582 
 blush redden 434 
 
 /^«/82I 
 
 Jmmhled 879 
 
 modest 881 
 at first - S(9*? 441 
 
 appear 448 
 
 manifest 525 
 put to the - 
 
 humble 879 
 
 browbeat 885 
 
 discourtesy 895 
 blushing honours 
 
 repute 873 
 
 modesty 881 
 bluster Tiolent 1 73 
 
 defiant 715 
 
 insolent 885 
 
 threaten 909 
 blusterer 887 
 blustering [«(?<3 
 bluster] 
 
 wiwrfy 349 
 Bo to a goose, 
 
 not say - 862 
 boa 225 
 
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 BOD 
 
 boar animal 366 
 
 ?/«a?^^ 373 
 board Zffy^'r 204 
 
 support 215 
 
 /o(^</ 298 
 
 /(!«?'<;? 323 
 
 council 696 
 
 attack 716 
 
 tribunal 966 
 festive - 892 
 go by the - 
 
 powerless 158 
 
 destf'icction 162 
 go on - 293 
 on -present 186 
 
 «/«?> 273 
 preside at the - 
 
 693 
 
 - school 542 
 boards theatre 599 
 
 arena 728 
 boast 884 
 not much to - of 
 651 
 boasting 884 
 boaston 840 
 boat 273 
 row in the same - 
 88 
 boating 267 
 boatman 269 
 boatswain 269 
 bob depress 308 
 leap 309 
 oscillate 314 
 <7/7?Y«/<? 315 
 
 - a curtsy 894 
 
 - for fish 463 
 Eobadil, Captain 
 
 -887 
 bobbin 312 
 bobbing /w(?Z 388 
 bobbish 654 
 bocage 367 
 bocca, per amusare 
 
 la - 394 
 boddice 225 
 bode 511 
 bodily 
 
 substantially 3 
 
 wholly 50 
 
 material 316 
 
 - enjoyment 377 
 
 - fear 860 
 
 - pain 378 
 bodkin 
 
 go between 228 
 perforator 262 
 body substance 3 
 whole 50 
 
 BOL 
 
 hlage 72 
 matter 316 
 party 712 
 in a - together 88 
 
 - and blood of 
 Christ 987 
 
 - clothes 225 
 
 - colour 556 
 
 - of doctrine 490 
 
 - forth 554 
 
 - guard 
 defence 717 
 keeper 753 
 
 - of knowledge 
 490 
 
 - politic 
 mankind yj2 
 autlio7'ity "jyj 
 
 keep - and soul 
 together 654 
 
 - of water 348 
 Boeotian stupid 499 
 
 fool 501 
 vulgar 851 
 ignoble 876 
 bog swamp 345 
 dunghill 653 
 
 - trotter 876 
 boggart 980 
 boggle hesitate 605 
 
 awkward 699 
 difficulty 704 
 
 bogie 980 
 
 bogle 980 
 
 bogus 545 
 
 Bohemian 26S 
 
 boil violence 173 
 effervesce 315 
 bubble 353 
 heat 382, 384 
 ulceration 655 
 excitement 824, 
 
 825 
 anger 900 
 
 boiler 386 
 
 boisterous 
 violent 173 
 liasty 684 
 excitable 825 
 
 bold.^>?'(>//w"«e«^ 250 
 vigorous 574 
 &rrtrf(? 861 
 make - with 
 
 discourtesy 895 
 show a - front 
 
 ^^/y 715 
 
 brave 861 
 
 - faced 885 
 
 - push essay 675 
 
 - relief visible 446 
 
 BON 
 
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 success 731 
 
 bole 50 
 bolero 840 
 bolster support 215 
 
 repair 658 
 
 «<>/ 707 
 
 - up vindicate 937 
 bolt ^yi^ 42 
 
 fasten 43 
 fastening 45 
 6'Z<;s/7 261 
 
 7;/0ir rapidhj 274 
 propel 284 
 7-?<7i away 623 
 escape 671 
 hindrance 706 
 s7/a/;f 727 
 sfiackle 752 
 thunder - 872 
 
 - the door 761 
 
 - food swallow 298 
 gormandize 957 
 
 -in 751 
 
 - upright 212 
 bolthead 191 
 bolus moutfiful 298 
 
 remedy 662 
 bomb 727 
 
 - vessel 726 
 bombard 716 
 bombardier 726 
 bombast 
 
 unmeaning 517 
 magniloquence 
 
 577 
 ridiculmis 853 
 boasting 884 
 (exaggeration 
 
 549) 
 Bombastes Furioso 
 
 887 ^ 
 bombilation 404 
 bon : de - augure 858 
 
 - enfant social 892 
 kindly 906 
 
 - gre mal gre 601 
 
 - mot 842 
 
 - naturel 836 
 
 - ton 852 
 
 - vivant 957 
 bona - fides 
 
 veracity 543 
 probity 939 
 
 - roba 962 
 bonanza extra 641 
 
 gift 784 
 bonbon 396 
 bond tie 45 
 
 compact 769 
 
BON 
 
 BOO 
 
 BOS 
 
 BOU 
 
 gecurity 771 
 money 800 
 iright 924 
 
 - of union 9, 45 
 bondage 749 
 bonded together 
 
 712 
 bonds \^see bond] 
 fetters 752 
 in - service 746 
 tear asunder one's 
 
 -750 
 
 - of harmony 714 
 bondsman 746 
 bone dense 321 
 
 ha7'd 323 
 bred in the - 5 
 
 - of contention 
 713, 720 
 
 one - and one flesh 
 
 903 
 
 - to pick difficulty 
 
 704 
 discord 713 
 bonehonse 363 
 bones [see bone] 
 corpse 362 
 music 417 
 break no - 648 
 make no - willing 
 602 
 easy 705 
 bonfire 382 
 festivity 840 
 celebration 883 
 make a - of 384 
 bonhomie 
 candour 703 
 kindness 906 
 bonhomme 996 
 Boniface 890 
 bonne servant 746 
 nurse 753 
 
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 jjleasant yj"] 
 savoury 394 
 saving 636 
 
 a la - heure 
 willing 602 
 content 831 
 de - volonte 602 
 bonnet 225 
 bonny 
 
 cJicerful 836 
 l)rctty 845 
 bono : cui - 
 intention 620 
 utility 644 
 inutility 645 
 pro - publico 
 Z7^ 
 
 useful 644 
 pliilanthropy 
 910 
 bonus extra 641 
 gift 784 
 money 810 
 bony 323 
 bonze 996 
 booby 501 
 Boodhism 984 
 book register ^^ 
 record 551 
 volume 693 
 6v/ic?' accounts 
 811 
 at one's -s 539 
 bring to - 
 evidence 467 
 account 811 
 reprove 932 
 mind one's - 539 
 school - 542 
 without - 
 hy heart 505 
 
 - of fate 6oi 
 
 - learning 490 
 book-case 191 
 booked dying 360 
 bookish 490 
 bookkeeper 553 
 bookkeeping 811 
 bookless 
 
 unlearned 493 
 bookmaking 156 
 bookseller 593 
 bookworm 492 
 boom 
 
 support 215 
 
 sail 267 
 
 rush 274 
 
 impulse 276 
 
 sound 404 
 
 obstacle 706 
 
 defence 717 
 boomerang 
 
 7*ectni 277 
 
 weapon 727 
 boon 784 
 beg a - 765 
 
 - companion 890 
 boor clown 876 
 boorish 
 
 ridiculous 851 
 uncourteous 895 
 boot box 191 
 <Z?r«« 225 
 advantage 618 
 impoi'tant 642 
 ■punislvment 975 
 to - added 37 
 
 booted and sparred 
 
 673 
 booth .<f#«ZZ 189 
 
 «A<>7; 799 
 bootless useless 645 
 
 failing 732 
 boots f(?/Y'^s 225 
 
 low person 876 
 what - it ? 643 
 booty 793 
 booze 959 
 bo-peep ^^f'^^; 441 
 
 liide 528 
 bordel96i 
 border edge 231 
 
 Jlower bed 371 
 
 ornament 847 
 
 - upon 197, 199 
 bore diameter 202 
 
 /?^Ze 260 
 
 j^?/;?e 348 
 
 trouble 828 
 
 plague 830 
 
 weary 841 
 Boreal 
 
 Northern 237 
 
 6'^Zfi? 383 
 Boreas 349 
 borer 262 
 born 359 
 
 - so 5 
 
 - under an evil 
 star 735 
 
 - under a lucky 
 star 734 
 
 borne 826 
 
 - iio\fn failure 732 
 defection 837 
 
 borne 499 
 bornouse 225 
 borough 189 
 borrow 788 
 
 - of Peter, &c. 147 
 borrowed plumes 
 
 deception 545 
 borrower 806 
 borrowing 788 
 bosh 
 
 unmeaning 517 
 
 untrue 546 
 
 trilling 643 
 bosom breast 221 
 
 mind 450 
 
 affections 820 
 in the - of 229 
 
 - of one's family 
 
 221 
 
 - friend 890 
 boss 250 
 boston 840 
 
 botanic garden 369 
 
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 Botanomancy 511 
 Botany 367, 369 
 botch mend 660 
 unsJtilful 699 
 fail 732 
 both 89 
 listen with - ears 
 
 418 
 burn the candle at 
 
 - ends 641 
 butter one's bread 
 on - sides 641 
 bother 
 
 uncertainty 475 
 bustle 682 
 difficulty 704 
 trouble 828 
 harass 830 
 bothy 189 
 bottle 
 
 receptacle 191 
 preserve 670 
 bee in a - 407 
 crack a - 298 
 pass the - 959 
 smelling - 400 
 
 - green 435 
 
 - holder 
 auxiliary 177 
 mediator 724 
 
 - up remember 505 
 hide 528 
 restrain 751 
 
 bottom • 
 
 lowest part 211 
 
 support 215 
 
 combe 252 
 
 ship 273 
 
 pluch 604a 
 
 courage 861 
 at - 5 
 at the - of 
 
 cause 153 
 go to the - 310 
 probe to the - 461 
 from the -of one's 
 heart veracity 
 
 543 
 feeling 821 
 
 - upwards 218 
 bottomless 208 
 
 - pit 982 
 
 angel of the - pit 
 978 
 bouche : 
 bonne - end 67 
 savoury 394 
 saving 636 
 
BOU 
 
 BOW 
 
 BRA 
 
 BRA 
 
 pleamnt 829 
 
 - k feu 727 
 bouderie 901a 
 boudoir 191 
 bouffe, opera 599 
 bouge 250 
 bough paH 5 1 
 
 curve 245 
 
 tree 367 
 bought flexure 245 
 bougie 423 
 boulder 249 
 boulevards 227 
 bouleversement 
 
 revolutiim 146 
 
 destruction 162 
 
 excite 824 
 "hoxmaQ violence 173 
 
 jnmj) 309 
 
 lie 546 
 
 toast 884 
 
 insolence 885 
 
 - upon arrive 292 
 sui'jmse 508 
 
 bouncing Z«?v/<? 192 
 bound 
 
 circumscrihe 229 
 
 5n*z/Tf 274 
 
 Z«?«/? 309 
 I'll be - 535 
 
 - back recoil 277 
 
 - by 926 
 
 - for direction 278 
 destination 620 
 
 - to j^romise 768 
 resj)onsihle 926 
 
 boundary 233 
 bounden duty 926 
 boundless 
 
 infinite 105 
 
 ^y^^w 180 
 bounds 233 
 keep within - 
 
 moderation 1 74 
 
 slioHconiing 304 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 jyroMMt 761 
 
 - of possibility 470 
 "bountiful 
 
 liberal 816 
 
 benevolent 906 
 bounty yi/f 784 
 bouquet 
 
 fragrant 400 
 
 leauty 847 
 bourgeois %;6^ 591 
 
 commoner 876 
 bourgeon 194 
 bourn 233 
 bourse 799 
 
 bouse 959 
 bout fy/r« 138 
 
 J^5 680 
 
 fi'ght 720 
 
 pranh 840 
 drinking - 954 
 bout 
 au - du compte 
 
 476 
 au - de son latin 
 
 sopMstry 477 
 
 ignorance 491 
 
 difficulty 704 
 boutade 
 
 absurdity 497 
 
 capHce 608 
 bovine <)a7 366 
 
 hecfn-itted 499 
 \iO'wfm'epaH 234 
 
 <?M7v^ 245 
 
 2)rojection 250 
 
 «^<>tfy^ 308 
 
 fiddlestick 417 
 
 n'cajjon 727 
 
 ornament 847 
 
 servility 886 
 
 reverence 894 
 
 respect 928 
 bend the - 686 
 
 - down woi'sMp 
 990 
 
 - out 297 
 
 - submission 725 
 Bow bells 
 
 born within sound 
 of - 876 
 bowed down 
 lament 837 
 humble 879 
 bowelless 914a; 
 bowels inside 221 
 
 - of compassion 
 914 
 
 - of the earth 
 208 
 
 bower a&^<?^ 189 
 
 alcove 191 
 
 -s of bliss 981 
 
 bowie knife 727 
 
 bowl re^^eZ 191 
 
 rotate 312 
 
 flowing - 959 
 
 - along 7valk 266 
 5?i'^/Tf 274 
 
 bowlder 249 
 bow-legged 243 
 bowling-green 
 
 level 213 
 bowls 840 
 bowman 726 
 
 bowshot 197 
 bowstring 
 
 execution 972, 
 
 975 
 box house 189 
 
 chest 191 
 
 theatre 599 
 
 fi'ght 720 
 horse - 272 
 musical- 417 
 wrong - e7'7'or 495 
 
 unskilful 699 
 
 dilemma 704 
 
 - the compass 
 direction 278 
 rotation 312 
 change of mind 
 
 607 
 
 - the ear «;?y<?r 900 
 strike 972 
 
 - up 751 
 boxer 726 
 boy 129 
 boyar 875 
 boyhood 127 
 brabble rt;?\'!cwYZ 713 
 
 contest 720 
 brabbler 901 
 brace tie 43 
 
 fasten 45 
 
 /^?r(; 89 
 
 sti'engthen 159 
 
 music 413 
 
 nfresh 689 
 bracelet «;rfe 247 
 
 m'nament 847 
 brachial 633 
 Brachygraphy 590 
 bracing 
 
 saluh'ious 656 
 bracken 367 
 bracket f?> 43, 45 
 
 couple 89 
 
 suppo7t 215 
 brackish 392 
 brad 45 
 bradawl 262 
 Bradshaw 266 
 brae 206 
 brag cards 840 
 
 &oas^ 884 
 Brahma 979 
 Brahmin 
 
 religion 984 
 
 2)riest 996 
 braid fi^ 43 
 ligatm'e 45 
 ??6^ 219 
 
 vainegate 440 
 brain AiiZ; 361 
 
 intellect 450 
 
 «^iZ^ 498 
 blow one's -s out 
 
 361 
 coinage of the - 
 
 515 
 suck one's -s 461 
 rack one's -s 451, 
 
 515 
 brainless 499 
 brainpan 450 
 brainsick 458 
 brainwork 451 
 brake cojjse 367 
 
 curb 752 
 bramble tim'n 253 
 
 bane 663 
 bran 330 
 brancard 272 
 branch member 5 1 
 
 jJosteHty 167 
 
 tree 367 
 
 - off bifurcate 91 
 diverge 291 
 
 - out ramify 9 1 
 diffuse style 573 
 
 branching 
 
 symmetry 242 
 brand burn 384 
 
 /wf'Z 388 
 
 torch 423 
 
 w«r7i 550 
 
 sword 727 
 
 disrepute 874 
 
 censure 932 
 
 stigmatize 934 
 
 - of discord 713 
 
 - new 123 
 
 - with reproach 
 938 
 
 brandish 
 oscillate 314 
 
 flourish 315 
 display 882 
 brangle 713 
 branglar 710 
 brank 975 
 bras 
 
 les - croises 68 1 
 
 d - ouverts 894 
 brasier 386 
 brass insolence 885 
 
 bold as - 861 
 
 - band 417 
 
 - coloured 439 
 
 - farthing 643 
 brat 129 
 bravado 884 
 brave healthy 654 
 
 defy 715 
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BRA 
 
 hear 821, 826 
 courage 861 
 
 - a thousand years 
 
 110 
 bravo 
 
 assassin 361 
 
 desjjcrado 863 
 
 ajjj?lause 931 
 bravura 415 
 brawl cry ^11 
 
 discord 713 
 
 revel 840 
 brawler 
 
 disjmtant 710 
 
 rioter 742 
 
 blusterer 887 
 brawny 
 
 strong 159 
 
 «^o?*^ 192 
 tr&y grind 330 
 
 cry 412 
 Bray, Vicar of - 
 
 tergiversatio w 60 7 
 
 servility 886 
 brazen 
 
 insolent 885 
 breach cr«<?^ 44 
 
 ^«/> 198 
 
 qiuirrel 713 
 
 violation 925 
 custom honoured 
 
 in the - 614 
 •• of faith 940 
 
 - of law 
 unconformity ^t^ 
 illegal 964 
 
 - of the peace 713 
 breacbloader 727 
 bread 298 
 
 beg - 765 
 
 selfish 943 
 quarrel with - 
 
 and butter 699 
 •• of idleness 683 
 -of life Christ ()'j 6 
 
 piety 987 
 
 - upon the waters 
 638 
 
 breadbasket 191 
 breadth 202 
 
 chiaroscuro 420 
 break 
 
 fracture 44 
 
 discontinuity 70 
 
 change 140 
 
 gap 198 
 
 carriage 272 
 
 crumble 328 
 
 disclose 529 
 
 cashi^ir 756 
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 BRE 
 
 violate 773, 927 
 bankrupt 808 
 apply the - slower 
 
 275 
 hinder 706 
 
 - away 623 
 
 - bread 298 
 
 - bulk 297 
 
 - of day morning 
 
 125 
 
 twilight 422 
 
 - down destroy 162 
 fall sJiort 304 
 decay 659 
 
 /ftiZ 732 
 
 - forth 295 
 
 - ground 66 
 
 - a habit 614 
 
 - the heart j:;«i/i 
 828, 830 
 
 dejection 837 
 
 - the ice 888 
 
 - in ingress 294 
 domesticate 370 
 ^6'«cA 537 
 taine 749 
 
 - in upon derange 
 61 
 
 inopportune 135 
 hinder 706 
 
 - a lance attack 
 
 716 
 JaWfe 722 
 
 - a law 83 
 
 - loose escape 671 
 get free 750 
 
 - one's neck 
 poyverless 158 
 ^ze 360 
 
 - the neck of 
 ^««7i 676 
 success 731 
 
 - no bones 648 
 
 - of 660 
 
 - off cease 142 
 relinquisJi 624 
 abrogate 756 
 
 - out begin 66 
 violent 173 
 disease 655 
 excited 825 
 
 - the peace 
 violence 173 
 co7itest 720 
 
 - Priscian's head 
 568 
 
 - prison 750 
 
 - the ranks 61 
 
 - short 328 
 
 - silence 582 
 
 BRE 
 
 - the teeth 
 hard words 579 
 
 - the thread 70 
 
 - through the 
 clouds visible 
 446 
 
 disclose 529 
 
 - through a cus- 
 tom 614 
 
 - up disjoiji 44 
 decompose 49 
 e/j^ 67 
 
 revolution 146 
 destroy 162 
 
 - up of the system 
 death 360 
 disease 665 
 
 - on the wheel 
 physical pain 
 
 378 
 mental pain 830 
 punishment 972 
 
 - with 713 
 
 - with the past 
 
 146 
 
 - word deceive 545 
 improbity 940 
 
 breaker 
 
 of horses 268 
 ?w/ 346 
 war<? 348 
 breakers 5?/,7/ 348 
 sliallow 667 
 surrounded by - 
 704 
 
 - ahead 665 
 breakfast 298 
 breakneck 
 
 precipice 217 
 
 rash 863 
 breakwater 
 
 refuge 666 
 
 obstruction 706 
 breast interior 221 
 
 convex 250 
 
 mwrf 450 
 
 oppose 708 
 
 wwi 820 
 at the - 129 
 in the - of 620 
 
 - the current 719 
 
 - high 206 
 breastplate 717 
 breastwork 717 
 breath instant 113 
 
 breeze 349 
 
 life 359 
 
 animality 364 
 /(2^?^f sound 405 
 with bated - 581 
 
 BRE 
 
 hold - quiet 26$ 
 
 expect 507 
 
 wonder 870 
 not a - of air quiet 
 265 
 
 Zwj^ 382 
 out of - 688 
 in the same - 120 
 shortness of - 
 
 fatigue 688 
 take - rest 265 
 
 refresh 689 
 take away one's - 
 
 unexpected 508 
 
 fear 860 
 
 wonder 870 
 breathe <9a?*«i^ r 
 
 blmv 349 
 
 ;i«;e 359 
 
 faint sound 405 
 
 evince 467 
 
 7Wda» 516 
 
 inform 527 
 
 disclose 529 
 
 wWe?" 580 
 
 4/?eaA5 582 
 
 refresh 689 
 
 - freely pleasure 
 827 
 
 rdZi<?/" 834 
 
 - one's last 360 
 not - a word 528 
 
 breathing time 
 
 repose 687 
 
 truce 723 
 breathless 
 
 voiceless 581 
 
 o?/it <j/" breath 688 
 
 feeling 821 
 /6'ar 860 
 
 e«y<?r 865 
 
 wonder 870 
 
 - attention 457 
 
 - expectation 507 
 
 - impatience 865 
 
 - speed 684 
 breech 235 
 breeches 225 
 
 wear the - 737 
 
 - maker 225 
 
 - pocket 
 money 800, 802 
 
 breed hind 75 
 
 multiply 16 r 
 
 progeny 167 
 
 animals 370 
 
 rear 537 
 
 {prepare 673) 
 breeding sfyZ*^^ 852 
 
 politeness 894 
 
BRE 
 
 breeze Tvind 349 
 
 discord 713 
 brethren 997 
 breve 413 
 brevet 
 
 ivarrant 741 
 
 commission 755 
 
 permit 760 
 
 - rank ?>'j-i 
 breviary 998 
 brevier 591 
 brevity slim't 201 
 
 concise 572 
 brew mix 41 
 
 prepare 673 
 brewing 
 
 impending 152 
 storm - 665 
 briar sharp 253 
 
 hane 663 
 bribe equivalent 30 
 
 tempt 615 
 
 ^#er 763 
 
 z/?/^ 784 
 
 *"Z/ 795 
 reward 973 
 brick 7<ar<^ 323 
 jjoUery 384 
 material 635 
 frM?rt_^ 939, 948 
 make -s without 
 straw 471 
 
 - colour 434 
 brickbat 727 
 bricklayer 690 
 bridal 903 
 bridewell 752 
 bridge 
 
 intermedium, 45 
 n-ay 627 
 
 - Gwer join 43 
 facilitate 705 
 malie peace 723 
 compromise 774 
 
 bridle restrain 751 
 7'd/i 752 
 
 - road 627 
 
 - one's tongue 
 silent 585 
 cautimis 864 
 
 - up 900 
 brief time iii 
 
 .s/?a^e 201 
 
 concise 572 
 
 compendium 596 
 briefly awy?^ 132 
 brig 273 
 brigade 726 
 brigadier 745 
 brigand 792 
 
 BRI 
 
 brigandage 791 
 brigantine 273 
 bright shine 420 
 
 colour 428 
 
 intelligent 498 
 
 cheery 836 
 
 (jlory 873 
 
 - days 734 
 
 - eyed 845 
 
 - prospect 858 
 
 - side 829 
 
 look at the - side 
 cheer 836 
 hope 858 
 
 - thought 
 sha/rp 498 
 good stroke 626 
 wit 842 
 
 brighten up 
 
 furbish 658 
 hrigVLG party 712 
 
 contention 720 
 brilliant 
 
 shining 420 
 
 <70o<^ 648 
 
 beautiful 845 
 
 //e^i 847 
 
 glorious 873 
 
 - idea 842 
 brim 231 
 
 - over 641 
 brimful 52 
 brimstone 388 
 brindled 440 
 brine sea 341 
 
 mZ^ 392 
 bring 270 
 
 - about cause 153 
 achieve 729 
 
 - back 790 
 
 - back to the 
 memory 505 
 
 - to bear upon 
 7'elation 9 
 action 170 
 
 - into being 161 
 
 - to a crisis 604 
 
 - forth 161 
 
 - forward 
 evidence 467 
 manifest 525 
 teach 537 
 imp?'ore 658 
 
 - grey hairs to the 
 
 grave 
 adversity 735 
 pain 830 
 
 - grist to the mill 
 644 
 
 - home 775 
 
 BRI 
 
 - home to 155 
 
 - in receive 296 
 income 810 
 2)rice 812 
 
 - to life 359 
 
 - to light 480a 
 
 - low 874 
 
 - to maturity 
 prepare 673 
 complete 729 
 
 - to mind 505 
 
 - under one's 
 notice 457 
 
 - off 672 
 
 - out 
 discover 480a 
 manifest 525 
 publish 591 
 
 - over 
 persiiade 484 
 
 - to perfection 
 
 677 
 
 - into play 677 
 
 - to a point 74 
 
 - in question 461 
 
 - up the rear 235 
 
 - round 
 p>ersuade 615 
 restore 660 
 
 - to terms 723 
 
 - to convent 144 
 halt 265 
 
 - together 72 
 
 - in its train 88 
 
 - to trial 969 
 
 - up develop 161 
 vomit 297 
 educate 537 
 
 - in a verdict 480 
 
 - word 527 
 brink 231 
 
 on the - 
 coming 121 
 near 197 
 
 - of the grave 360 
 briny 392 
 
 hvisk prompt 11 1 
 energetic 171 
 active 682 
 cheery 836 
 
 bristle 253 
 
 - up stick uj) 250 
 angry 900 
 
 - yN\\h. plenty 639 
 too much 641 
 
 - with arms 722 
 British 188 
 
 - lion 604 
 Briton, true - 939 
 brittleness 328 
 
 BRO 
 
 britzska 272 
 broach begin 66 
 
 found 153 
 
 tap 297 
 
 jjublish 531 
 
 assert 535 
 broad general 78 
 
 space 202 
 
 lalic 343 
 
 emphatic 535 
 
 indelicate 961 
 
 - accent 580 
 
 - awake 
 vigilant 459 
 b7'isk 682 
 
 - daylight 
 light 420 
 manifest 525 
 
 - farce 842 
 
 - grin 838 
 
 - highway 627 
 
 - hint 527 
 
 - meaning 516 
 broadcast 73 
 
 sow - 818 
 broadhearted 906 
 broadsheet 593 
 broad-shouldered 
 
 159 
 broadside 
 
 lateral 236 
 
 jmblication 531 
 
 cannonade 716 
 broadsword 727 
 Brobdingnagian 
 
 192 
 brocade 847 
 brochure 593 
 Brocken, spectre 
 
 of the 443 
 broder 549 
 brogue boot 225 
 
 dialect 563 
 broidery 847 
 broil heat 382 
 
 fry 384 
 fray 713, 720 
 broken 
 
 discontinuous 70 
 Tveak 160 
 
 - down 
 decrepit 659 
 failing 732 
 dejected 837 » 
 
 - English 563 
 
 - fortune 
 adversity 735 
 jJovcHy 804 
 
 - heart ^aiM 828 
 dejected 837 
 
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BIIO 
 
 hopeless 859 
 
 - reed 665 
 
 - meat 645 
 
 - voice 581, 583 
 
 - winded 
 disease 655 
 fatigue 688 
 
 broker affent 758 
 
 vwrchant 797 
 brokerage 2^^!/ 812 
 broker y 794 
 bronchia 351 
 bronze bro?vn 433 
 
 scnljHm'e 557 
 brooch 847 
 brood 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 family 167 
 
 - over think 45 1 
 mojJe 837 
 
 brooding 
 
 prejjarlng 673 
 brook gtreani 348 
 
 hear 826 
 broom 652 
 broth 298 
 brothel 961 
 brother kin 1 1 
 
 similar 17 
 
 equal 27 
 brotherhood 712 
 brotherly 
 
 fi'tendsliip 888 
 
 Z(>fe 897 
 
 henevolence 906 
 brougham 272 
 brought to bed 161 
 brouillerie 713 
 brouillon 626 
 brow top 210 
 
 edge 231 
 
 front 234 
 browbeat 
 
 intimidate 860 
 
 swagger 885 
 
 disrespect 929 
 -en humbled 879 
 brown 433 
 
 - Bess 727 
 
 - study 
 thought 45 1 
 inattention 458 
 
 Brown, Jones and 
 Robinson 876 
 
 brownie 980 
 
 browse 298 
 
 bruin 895 
 
 bruise powder 330 
 7m?*2^ 619 
 injure 649 
 376 
 
 BRU 
 
 bruiser 726 
 bruit 
 
 report S3i» 532 
 brumal 383 
 Brummagem 545 
 brunette 433 
 brunt beginning 66 
 
 impulse 276 
 bear the - 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 defence 'ji'j 
 
 endure 821, 826 
 
 (^resist 719) 
 brush r(>w/7// 256 
 
 rapid motion 274 
 
 <?Z6'fl^/i 652 
 
 fight 720 
 paint - 556 
 
 - away reject 297 
 abrogate 756 
 
 - up 6*fe«/j 652 
 furbish 658 
 prepare 673 
 
 brushwood 367 
 brusque t7^Z6;/i2^ 173 
 
 /ifl^«^<3 684 
 
 discouHesy 895 
 brustle 406 
 brutal vulgar 851 
 
 rw^e 895 
 
 savage 907 
 brutalize 
 
 [«6'<9 brutal] 
 
 corrupt 659 
 
 deaden 823 
 
 ric^ 945 
 brute animal 366 
 
 rw<Z<? 895 
 
 maleficient 913 
 
 - force 
 strength 159 
 violence 173 
 animal 45o<x 
 severe 739 
 compulsion 744 
 lawless 964 
 
 - matter 
 matter 316 
 inorganic 358 
 
 Brute, et tu 
 
 ingratitude 917 
 brutish [.<?e6' l)rute] 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 ignoble 876 
 
 intemperate 954 
 brutum fulmen 
 
 impotent 158 
 
 failure 732 
 
 Za*' 738 
 
 &(?ff«^ 884 
 
 BUF 
 
 bubble 
 
 unsubstantial 4 
 transient ill 
 Zi#fe 193 
 Z'i/77i;t 320 
 water 348 
 fltr 353 
 e?vw 495 
 deceit 545 
 ^?'?/6' 643 
 
 - burst 
 
 /aZ^ ^/iw^ 304 
 disappoint 509 
 
 /ttii 732 
 reputation 873 
 
 - up agitation 315 
 buccaneer 791, 792 
 Bucephalus 271 
 buck 5i^<g^ 366 
 
 w-flZe 373 
 7fas7i 652 
 >i^ 854 
 
 - basket 191 
 
 - jump 309 
 bucket 191 
 
 kick the - 360 
 drop - in empty 
 
 well 645 
 like -s in well 314 
 buckle tie 43 
 fastening 45 
 curl 248 
 
 - on one's armour 
 
 673 
 
 - to resolution 604 
 exei'tion 686 
 
 - with grapple 720 
 buckler 717 
 buckram 
 
 affectation 855 
 
 _^W<^e 878 
 men in - 549 
 bucolic 
 
 pastm'al 370 
 
 2Joem 597 
 bud beginning 6^ 
 
 germ 153 
 
 expand 194 
 
 <7m/i( 300 
 
 - from 154 
 Buddha 979, 986 
 Buddhism 984 
 budding young 127 
 budge 264 
 budget heap 72 
 
 bag 191 
 stoi'e 636 
 finance 811 
 
 - of news 532 
 buff 434 
 
 BUL 
 
 native - 226 
 buffer 
 
 hindrance 706 
 
 defence 'ji'j 
 buffet stHhe 276 
 
 agitate 315 
 
 eirll 619 
 
 J«<^ 649 
 
 affront 900 
 
 «//MYe 972 
 
 - the waves 
 difficulty 704 
 opposition 708 
 
 buffet 191 
 buffo 599 
 buffoon actor 599 
 
 humorist 844 
 
 Ji^f^ 857 
 buffoonery 
 
 amusement 840 
 
 humour 842 
 bug 653 
 bugaboo alarm 669 
 
 /<?«?• 860 
 bugbear 
 
 imaginary 515 
 
 ala/rm 669 
 
 /<?ar 860 
 buggy 272 
 bugle 
 
 instrument 417 
 
 war-cry 722 
 
 - call «i^;i 550 
 command 741 
 
 build construct 161 
 /<??'w 240 
 
 - upon a rock 150 
 
 - up compose 54 
 
 - upon &6'Z?V/ 484 
 builder 690 
 buildings 189 
 built on basis 2 1 1 
 bulb hnob 249 
 
 2)rojection 250 
 bulge 250 
 bulk whole 50 
 
 s?c<? 192 
 bulkhead 706 
 bull animal 366 
 
 waZe 373 
 
 eri'or 495 
 
 absurdity 497 
 
 solecism. 568 
 
 oi'dinance 741 
 
 - in a china 
 shop 59 
 
 take the - by the 
 horns 
 o'esolutien 604 
 courage 861 
 
BUL 
 
 BUR 
 
 BUR 
 
 BUS 
 
 Bull, John - 1 88 
 buUcalf 501 
 bulldog animal 366 
 
 jyhtck 604, 6o4« 
 
 courage 861 
 "bullet hall 249 
 
 arms 727 
 
 (missile 284) 
 bulletin neivs 532 
 
 letter 592 
 bullfight 720 
 bullhead 501 
 bullion 800 
 bullseye centre 222 
 
 lantern 423 
 
 aim 620 
 bully fghter 726 
 
 fngliten 860 
 
 courage 861 
 
 rashness 863 
 
 &ZM^6'r 885 
 
 blusterer 887 
 
 threaten 909 
 
 ^I'iZ <^<>er 913 
 
 J«<^ w»/i 949 
 bulrush 
 
 ivm-thless 643 
 bulwark 717 
 bumbailiff 965 
 bumbledom 
 
 authmnty 737 
 
 juj'isdictioji 965 
 bumboat 273 
 bump 
 
 jjrojectiofi 250 
 
 thumjj 276 
 bumper 52 
 bumpkin 876 
 bumptious 
 
 jproud 878 
 
 insolent 885 
 
 contemjHiious 930 
 bunch collection 72 
 
 protuberance 250 
 hunchbacked 243 
 Buncombe 
 
 [sf'c bunkum] 
 Bund 712 
 bundle /;acZ.'f?^ 72 
 
 ^y 266 
 
 - on shamble 275 
 /ta-sj^e 684 
 
 - out 297 
 bung 263 
 
 - up 261 
 bungalow 189 
 bungle 699 
 bungler 701 
 bunker 181 
 bunkum lie 544 
 
 boast 884 
 
 jiattery 933 
 bunting 550 
 buoy 7'«?«6' 307 
 
 /y«^ 320 
 
 hope 85 8 
 buoyant 
 
 Jioating 305 
 
 %/t?^ 320 
 
 elastic 325 
 
 prospero^is 734 
 
 cheerful 836 
 
 Iwpeful 858 
 bur clinging 46 
 
 rough 256 
 
 i/i engraving 558 
 burden lading 190 
 
 weight 319 
 
 melody 413 
 
 ^<;<; w«-c/i 64 1 
 
 ^Z<;<7 706 
 
 oppress 828 
 
 c«7*e 830 
 
 - the memory 505 
 
 - of a song 
 repetition 104 
 
 burdensome 
 [«tf<3 burden] 
 
 huHful 649 
 bureau c/i^^j^ 191 
 
 <7/^<;'<? 691 
 
 «7w/? 799 
 
 tribunal 960 
 bureaucracy 737 
 bureaucrat 694 
 burgee 550 
 burgeon ' 
 
 [«6'c bourgeon] 
 burgess 188 
 burgh 189 
 burgher 188 
 burghmote 966 
 burglar 792 
 burglary 791 
 burgomaster 745 
 burgrave 745 
 burial 363 
 buried deep 208 
 
 imbedded 229 
 
 hidden 528 
 
 - in a napkin 460 
 
 - in oblivion 506 
 burin 558 
 burke 361 
 burlesque 
 
 imitation 19 
 travestie 21 
 drama 599 
 comic 853 
 Hdicule 856 
 
 burletta 599 
 burly 192 
 burn near 197 
 
 7'ivulet 348 
 
 7</;^ 382 
 
 consume 384 
 
 ^<ea7' if/fe truth 
 480a 
 
 excited 825 
 
 Z(;tr 897 
 
 punish 972 
 
 - the candle at 
 both ends 
 
 wfl^j^e 638 
 exeH'wn 686 
 prodigal 818 
 
 - daylight 683 
 
 - one's fingers 699 
 
 - in 384 
 
 - out 385 
 
 - to 865 
 burner 423 
 burning {see burn] 
 
 passion 821 
 angry 900 
 
 - with curiosity 
 
 455 
 
 - pain 378 
 
 - shame 874 
 burnish polish 255 
 
 shine 420 
 
 beautify 845 
 burnoose 225 
 burnt {see burn] 
 
 red 434 
 
 - offering 
 atone 952 
 Tvm'ship 990 
 
 burr 410 
 burrock 706 
 burrow lodge 184 
 
 excavate 252 
 bursar 801 
 bursary 802 
 burst disjoin 44 
 
 instautaneous 113 
 
 explosion 173 
 
 JWz^Ztf 328 
 
 sound 406 
 
 paroxysm 825 
 bubble - 
 
 disclosure 529 
 
 aZZ (Jiw 729 
 ready to - 
 
 replete 641 
 
 excited 824 
 
 - of anger 900 
 
 - away 623 
 
 - of eloquence 
 582 
 
 - of envy 921 
 
 - into a tlame 825 
 
 - forth begin 66 
 expand 194 
 
 be seen 446 
 
 - with grief 839 
 
 - in 294 
 
 - of laughter 838 
 
 - out 295 
 
 - upon arHve 292 
 unexpected 508 
 
 - into tears 839 
 burthen 
 
 \see burden] 
 bury enclose 229 
 inter 363 
 conceal 528 
 
 - the hatchet 
 
 - one's talent 528 
 busby 225 
 
 bush branch 51 
 pmglc 344 
 shruh 367 
 beat about the - 
 
 629 
 bushel much 31 
 multit^idc 102 
 receptacle 191 
 size 192 
 hid imder a - 460 
 ?20t hide light 
 under a - 878 
 bush-fighting 720 
 bushranger 792 
 bushy 256 
 business event 151 
 topiic 454 
 occupation 625 
 comvierce 794 
 full of - 682 
 man of - 
 proficient 700 
 consignee 758 
 mind one's - 
 incuHous 456 
 attentive 457 
 careful 459 
 send about one's - 
 
 297 
 stage - 599 
 business-like 
 orderly 58 
 business 625 
 active 682 
 jJractical 692 
 sMlful 698 
 buskin <^7r5s 225 
 
 drama 599 
 buss Joaf 273 
 courtesy 894 
 377 
 
BUS 
 
 BYS 
 
 OAT) 
 
 OAI 
 
 endearment 902 
 bust 554 
 bustle energy 171 
 
 dress 225 
 
 agitation 315 
 
 activity 682 
 
 liaste 684 
 bustling 
 
 {see bustle] 
 
 eventful 151 
 busy 682 
 busybody 682 
 but 
 
 on the atlier hand 
 
 30 
 except 83 
 limit 233 
 qualifying 469 
 
 - now 118 
 butcher AiZZ 361 
 
 evil-doer 913 
 butler 746 
 butt cash 191 
 
 j!?w«7i 276 
 
 aim. 620 
 
 «^«c^ 716 
 
 laughing -stoch 
 
 857 
 
 - end 67 
 butter 356 
 
 flaUery 933 
 
 - bread on both 
 sides 641 
 
 - not melt m. 
 mouth 894 
 
 buttered side 
 know - skill 698 
 
 selfish 943 
 not know - 699 
 butter-fingers 701 
 butterfly 
 
 vamegated 440 
 fickle 605 
 beauty 845 
 gaudy 882 
 break - on wheel 
 waste 638 
 sjnte 907 
 buttery 636 
 buttock 235 
 "button fasten 43 
 fastening 45 
 /t^/6' 193 
 hanging 214 
 7<;/i<>& 250 
 tHfle 643 
 take by the - 
 586 
 
 - up close 261 
 restrain 751 
 
 378 
 
 - up one's pockets 
 808 
 
 buttoned-up 
 
 reserved 528 
 buttonbolder 841 
 button-top 
 
 useless 645 
 buttress 
 
 suppoH 215 
 
 defence 717 
 butyraceous 355 
 buxom 836 
 buy 795 
 
 - a pig in a poke 
 621 
 
 - and sell 794 
 buzz hiss 409 
 
 insect cry 412 
 publish 531 
 news 532 
 buzzard yi?^/ 501 
 blind as a - 442 
 between hawk 
 and - 
 agitation 315 
 worf'y 828 
 by alongside 236 
 instrumental 631 
 go - ^^«s« 303 
 
 - and by 132 
 
 - the card 82 
 
 - the hour &c. 
 7iirc 788 
 
 - itself 87 
 
 - means of 632 
 
 - no means 32 
 have - one 
 
 provide 637 
 possess 'j'j'j 
 
 - my troth, &c. 
 
 535 
 
 - the way 
 aj^ropos 9 
 beside tlie purpose 
 
 10 
 
 parenthetical 134 
 bye depaHure 293 
 
 sequestered 893 
 bygone 7>a«^ 122 
 
 forgotten 506 
 let -s be bygones 
 918 
 by-law 963 
 by-name 565 
 by-path 279 
 by-play hint 527 
 
 gesture 550 
 byre 189 
 byssus 256 
 bystander near 197 
 
 spectator 444 
 
 byway 627 
 
 by-word 
 maxim 496 
 cant term 563, 
 
 564 
 
 reproacli 574 
 contempt 930 
 
 cab 272 
 cabal 2)lan 626 
 
 confederacy 712 
 cabala latency 526 
 
 spell 993 
 cabalistic 
 
 hidden 528 
 
 sorcery 992 
 cabbage 791 
 cabin 7ww 189 
 
 receptacle 191 
 cabined cribbed 
 
 confined 751 
 cabinet 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 woo'hshop 691 
 
 council 696 
 
 - picture 556 
 cable Zi«7i; 45 
 
 slip - 623 
 telegraphic - 534 
 cabman 
 
 traveller 268 
 director 694 
 caboose 386 
 cabriolet 272 
 cache 636 
 cachet, lettre de - 
 
 751 
 cachexy 
 
 weakness 160 
 
 disease 655 
 cachinnation 838 
 cackle of geese 412 
 
 chatter 584 
 
 talk 588 
 
 ZawyA 838 
 cacodemon 980 
 cacoethes Jcabit 613 
 
 ii^c'A 865 
 
 - loquendi 584 
 
 - scribendi 590 
 cacography 590 
 cacophony 
 
 stridor 410 
 
 discord 414 
 
 style 579 
 Cacus, den of - 791 
 cad servant 746 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 plebeian 876 
 cadastre Zz^z^ 86 
 
 measurement 466 
 cadaverous 
 corpse 362 
 
 ^7«fc 429 
 hidetrus 846 
 caddy 191 
 cadeau 784 
 cadence /;«<?e 264 
 
 fall 306 
 
 sound 402 
 
 music 415 
 cadenza 415 
 cadet juf dm' 129 
 
 soldier 726 
 
 o^ce?* 745 
 cadge 765 
 cadger beggar 767 
 
 Mickster 797 
 cadi 967 
 
 cadit quaestio 479 
 cadmium 439 
 caduceus 993 
 caducity 
 
 fugacity iii 
 
 «^<3 128 
 
 decay 659 
 caecal 261 
 Csesar 745 
 aut - aut nullus 
 
 ambition 865 
 
 /a?;/tf 873 
 caesura 
 
 disjunction 44 
 
 discontinuity 70 
 
 interval 198 
 caetera desunt 53 
 caeteris paribus 27 
 cafe 189 
 caftan 225 
 cag 191 
 cage receptacle 191 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 jjrison 752 
 Cagliostro 
 
 impostor 548 
 
 sorcei'cr 994 
 cabotage 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 agitation. 315 
 Cain 361 
 caique 273 
 cairn //rare 363 
 
 caisson 191 
 caitiff c-AwrZ 876 
 
 ruffian 913 
 
 villain 949 
 
CAJ 
 
 OAL 
 
 CAM 
 
 CAN 
 
 cajolery 
 
 imposition, 544, 
 
 545 
 
 jjersvadon 615 
 
 flattery 933 
 cake stick 46 
 
 consolidate 321 
 calabash 191 
 calamity evil 619 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 suffering 830 
 calamo, carrente - 
 
 590 
 calash cap 225 
 
 vehicle 272 
 calcedony 847 
 calcine 384 
 calcitrate 276 
 calculate 
 
 reckon 85 
 
 investigate 461 
 
 expect 507 
 
 intend 620 
 
 - upon 484 
 calculated 
 
 tending 176 
 
 premeditated 611 
 calculation 
 
 [s^6' calculate] 
 
 cautio?i 864 
 calculating [^if^^] 
 
 jirndent 498 
 
 - machine 85 
 calculus 85 
 caldron 
 
 convert 144 
 
 ?'e««<?Z 191 
 
 Am^ 386 
 
 laboratory 691 
 
 (ma? 41) 
 caleche 272 
 calefaction 384 
 calembour 520 
 calendar list 86 
 
 chronicle 114 
 
 record 551 
 calender 255 
 calenture 
 
 delirium 503 
 
 disease 655 
 calf young 129 
 
 animals 366 
 
 /<?oZ 501 
 
 golden - 986, 991 
 Caliban 846 
 calibre degree 26 
 
 me 192 
 
 breadth 202 
 
 opening 260 
 
 intelleitual 
 
 capacity 498 
 calidity 382 
 caliginous 421 
 caliph 745 
 caliphate 737 
 calisthenics 
 
 training 537 
 
 beauty 845 
 caliver 727 
 calk 660 
 call signal 550 
 
 72 awe 564 
 
 motive 615 
 
 ?;t«'i^ 892 
 
 sanctify 976 
 
 ordain 995 
 at one's - 
 
 afc?"^ 682 
 
 obedient 743 
 within - T97 
 
 - to account 932 
 
 - attention to 457 
 
 - to the bar 968 
 
 - into being 161 
 
 - of duty 926 
 
 - for require 630 
 order 741 
 
 ask 765 
 
 - forth 
 9'esort to Gjy 
 excite 824 
 
 - in advice 695 
 
 - to mind 505 
 
 - to the ministry 
 996 
 
 - names 929, 932 
 
 - into notice 525 
 
 - off the atten- 
 tion 458 
 
 - to order 741 
 
 - out C7'y 411 
 challenge 715 
 
 - over number 85 
 
 - into play 677 
 
 - in question 485 
 
 - up spirits 992 
 
 - to 586 
 
 - up recollect 505 
 m-otive 615 
 excite 824 
 
 - upon 
 demajid 741 
 request 765 
 visit 892 
 d^ity 924, 926 
 
 - to witness 467 
 Callaesthetics 845 
 callant 129 
 call-boy 
 
 theatre 599 
 
 called, so - 545 
 callidity 698 
 calligraphy 590 
 calling 
 
 business 625 
 Calliope 597 
 callipers 466 
 callosity 323 
 callous obtuse 376 
 
 insensible 823 
 callow young 127 
 
 infant 129 
 
 bare 226 
 c&lm physical 174 
 
 quiet 265 
 
 dissuade 616 
 
 leisu/re 685 
 
 peace 721 
 
 moral 826 
 
 - belief &c. 484 
 
 - before a storm 
 
 145 
 caloric 382 
 calorimeter 389 
 calote 999 
 calotype 556 
 caloyer 996 
 calumet token 550 
 
 - of peace 721, 
 
 723 
 
 - of war 722 
 calumniator 936 
 calumny 934 
 calvary 1000 
 Calvinism 984 
 calyx 191 
 
 cam 633 
 camarade 890 
 camarilla 712 
 camarista 746 
 cambist 797, 801 
 camboose 
 camel 27 
 swallow a - 
 
 cap7'ice 608 
 
 clumsy 699 
 cameo convex 250 
 
 sculpture 557 
 camera lucida 445 
 camera obscura 445 
 camerated 191 
 Camilla 274 
 camisade 716 
 camisole 225 
 camorra 712 
 camp locate 184 
 
 abode 189 
 
 military 728 
 campagna.«?/?ace 180 
 
 ■j)lain 344 
 
 campaign 
 
 tactics 692 
 
 war 'J 7.2. 
 
 {plan 626) 
 campaigner 726 
 campaigning 
 
 travel 266 
 campaniform 
 
 round 249 
 
 concave 252 
 campanile 206 
 campestrian 344 
 CampusMartius 728 
 c&n 2^on-er 157 
 
 mug 191 
 
 jyreserve 670 
 best one - 686 
 
 - it be ! 870 
 canaille 876 
 canal opening 2 Co 
 
 conduit 350 
 
 n-ay 627 
 canard rximour 532 
 
 lie 546 
 canary 366 
 cancan talk 5 88 
 
 dance 840 
 cancel obliterate^ 5 2 
 
 abrogate 756 
 
 repudiate 773 
 cancellated 219 
 cancelli 191 
 cancer disease 655 
 
 bane 663 
 
 painful 830 
 candelabrum 423 
 candent 382 
 candid white 430 
 
 sincere 543 
 
 ingenuous 703 
 
 honourable 939 
 candidate 
 
 petitioner 767 
 
 desirous 865 
 candidature 763 
 candle 423 
 bargain by inch 
 
 of - 769 
 burn - at both 
 
 ends 686 
 not lit to hold a - 
 
 to 34 
 
 - ends remains 40 
 economy 817 
 
 - holder 711 
 
 - light 422 
 
 - stick 423 
 hold - to sun 
 
 useless 645 
 candour 
 
 Z79 
 
CAN 
 
 CAP 
 
 CAP 
 
 CAP 
 
 veracity 543 
 
 artless ncss 703 
 
 honour 939 
 candy dense 321 
 
 sweet 396 
 eane weapon 727 
 
 jninish 972 
 
 scourr/e 975 
 Canicula 423 
 canicular 382 
 caniculated 259 
 canine 366 
 - appetite 865 
 canister 191 
 canker disease 655 
 
 deterioration 659 
 
 bane 663 
 
 pain 830 
 cankered 
 
 sullen goia 
 cankerworm 663 
 
 evil-doer 913 
 
 ca?'e 830 
 cannibal 913 
 cannibalism 945 
 cannon 
 
 collision 276 
 
 loud 404 
 
 «?•;»« 727 
 -'s mouth war 722 
 
 cowarje 861 
 cannonade 716 
 cannonball 
 
 round 249 
 
 5w?/2^ 274 
 cannoneer 726 
 cannot 471 
 cannular 260 
 canny wise 498 
 
 cunning 702 
 canoe 273 
 paddle one's own - 
 748 
 canon ravine 198 
 
 music 415 
 
 helief 484 
 
 2)recept 697 
 
 jmest 996 
 
 H^e 998 
 canonical 
 
 regular 82 
 
 inspired 985 
 
 ecclesiastical 995 
 canonicals 999 
 canonist 983 
 canonization 
 
 repute 873 
 
 deification 991 
 
 7'i;fe 998 
 canonry 995 
 380 
 
 canopy 223 
 
 - of heaven 318 
 canorous 413 
 cant oblique 217 
 
 Jcr/.; 276 
 
 hypocHsy 544 
 
 neology 563 
 
 impiety 988 
 cantankerous 901, 
 
 9oi« 
 cantata 415 
 missa - 998 
 cantatrice 416 
 canteen 189, 191 
 canter more 260 
 
 gallop 274 
 win at a - 705 
 canterbury 
 
 receptacle 191 
 Canterbury tale 
 
 546 
 cantharides 171 
 canticle 415 
 cantle 51 
 cantlet small 32 
 
 2)iece 51 
 canto 597 
 canton 181 
 cantonment 
 
 location 184 
 
 abode 189 
 cantrap 993 
 canty 836 
 canvas sail 267 
 
 picture 1556 
 under press of - 
 274 
 canvass 
 
 investigate 461 
 
 discuss 476 
 
 dissei't 595 
 
 solicit 765 
 canvasser 767 
 canzonet .s^y^^ 415 
 
 ^^^6'w 597 
 caoutchouc 325 
 cap be superior 33 
 
 height 206 
 
 8U7nmit 210 
 
 <?(Atw 223 
 
 7<«j^ 225 
 
 retaliate 718 
 
 complete 729 
 
 salute 894 
 fling up one's - 
 
 838 
 Fortunatus's - 993 
 set one's - at 897, 
 902 
 
 - and bells 844 
 
 - fits 23 
 
 - in hand 
 request 765 
 servile 886 
 respect 928 
 
 - of maintenance 
 
 747 
 capability 
 
 endowment 5 
 
 power 157 
 
 skill 698 
 
 facility 705 
 capacious .<f/;a^^(? 180 
 
 - memory 505 
 capacity 
 
 endowment 5 
 
 power 157 
 
 size 192 
 
 intellect 450 
 
 rvisdom 498 
 
 «/^^?6' 625 
 
 talent 698 
 cap-a-pie 
 
 complete 52 
 armed - 
 
 prepared 673 
 
 defence 717 
 
 ?t'«7' 722 
 caparison 225 
 cape height 206 
 
 <?Zi;.v/; 225 
 
 jjrojection 250 
 
 (Z««^ 342) 
 capella, alia - 415 
 caper Zm^^ 309 
 
 dance 840 
 capful quantity 25 
 
 small 32 
 
 - of wind 349 
 capillament 205 
 capillary 
 
 hairlike 205 
 
 (?^7i*/j 203) 
 capital cij^y 189 
 
 7^^>/^ 210 
 
 Utter 561 
 
 impoitant 642 
 
 excellent 648 
 
 money 800 
 
 wealth 803 
 make - out of 
 
 ])retext 617 
 
 acquire 775 
 print in -s 642 
 
 - messuage 189 
 
 - punishment 972 
 capitalist 803 
 capitation 85 
 capitol 717 
 capitular 995, 996 
 
 capitulate 725 
 Capnomancy 511 
 capon 373 
 capote 225 
 capouch 999 
 capriccio W//SJC 415 
 
 whim 608 
 caprice 608 
 out of - 61 5«^ 
 capricious 
 
 irregular 139 
 
 changeable 140 
 
 irresolute 605 
 
 whimsical 60S 
 capriole 309 
 capsize 
 
 inversion 218 
 
 wreck 731 
 capsized 732 
 capstan lift 307 
 
 machine 633 
 capsular 
 
 concave 252 
 capsule f^^d^eZ 191 
 
 tunicle 223 
 captain 745 
 captandum, ad - 
 
 sophist7\i/ 477 
 
 deception 545 
 
 affectation 855 
 
 ostentation 882 
 
 flattery 933 
 captation 933 
 captious 
 
 capriciou.'i 60S 
 
 irascible 901 
 
 censorious 932 
 caption 789 
 captivate 
 
 induce 615 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 please 829 
 captivated 
 
 fascinated 827 
 captivating 
 
 2)leasing 829 
 
 lovable 897 
 captive 
 
 prisoner 754 
 
 adorer 897 
 lead - 749 
 make - 751 
 captivity 751 
 capture 789 
 Capuchin 996 
 caput 696 
 - mortuum 
 
 useless 645 
 
 <^w*^ 653 
 
 {residue 40) 
 
OAQ 
 
 caqaet 584 
 «;ar 272 
 
 carabineer 726 
 carack 273 
 caracole 309 
 caracoler 266 
 caraffe 191 
 carambole 276 
 carapace 717 
 cara sposa 897 
 carat 319 
 caravan 
 journey 266 
 vehicle 272 
 caravansary 189 
 caravel 273 
 carbine 727 
 carbon 388 
 carbonaro 742 
 carbonization 384 
 carboy 191 
 carbuncle red 434 
 abscess 655 
 je/vel 847 
 carcanet 847 
 carcass 
 
 structure 329 
 cm'pse 362 
 bomb 727 
 carcelage 973 
 carcinoma 655 
 card unravel 60 
 ticket 550 
 plan 626 
 address - 550 
 by the - 82 
 great - 873 
 house of -s 328 
 leave a - 892 
 on the ~s liable 177 
 2)ossible 470 
 play one's - 692 
 play one's best - 
 
 686 
 play one's - swell 
 
 698 
 playing -s 840 
 shuffle the -s 
 begin, again 66 
 change 140 
 chance 621 
 prepare 673 
 speak by the - 
 care 459 
 veracity 543 
 phrase 566 
 throw up the -s 
 
 757 
 ticklish - 704 
 trump - 626 
 
 CAR 
 
 -s to play 632 
 
 cardiac 836 
 
 cardinal dress 225 
 
 impoHant 642 
 
 excellent 648 
 
 priest 995, 996 
 
 - points 
 compass 278 
 
 - virtues 944 
 cardioid 245 
 card-sharper 792 
 card-sharping 545 
 care attention 459 
 
 business 625 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 custody 751 
 
 economy 817 
 
 pain 828 
 
 fear 860 
 for aught one -s 
 
 unimpoHant 643 
 
 indifferent 866 
 begone dull - 836 
 drive - away 840 
 have the - of 693 
 take - 864 
 take - of 459 
 
 - for important 
 642 
 
 desire 865 
 
 love 897 
 careen slope 217 
 
 repair 660 
 career business 625 
 
 conduct 692 
 careless 
 
 inattentive 458 
 
 neglectful 460 
 
 feeble 575 
 
 insensible 823 
 
 indifferent 866 
 caress 902 
 caret incomplete 53 
 
 want 640 
 careworn 2}a,i>i 828 
 
 dejection 837 
 cargo 
 
 large qtiuntity 
 
 31 
 
 contents 190 
 
 property 780 
 
 goods 798 
 caricature 
 
 liheness 19 
 
 copy 21 
 
 exaggerate 549 
 
 misrepresent 555 
 
 ridicule 856 
 caricaturist 844 
 caries 655 
 
 CAR 
 
 cariole 272 
 carious 653 
 carking 828 
 
 - care 830 
 carle 876 
 carman 694 
 Carmelite 996 
 carminative 662 
 carmine 434 
 carnage 361 
 carnal 
 
 intemperate 954 
 
 impure 961 
 
 irreligious 989 
 carnation 434 
 carnival 840 
 carnivorous 298 
 carol 
 
 music 415, 416 
 
 cheerful 836 
 
 r/joice 838 
 caro sposo 897 
 ca,rouse feast 298 
 
 festivity 840 
 
 intempej'ance 954 
 
 drinldng 959 
 carp at 932 
 carpe diem 134 
 carpenter 690 
 carper 936 
 carpet 211 
 on the - 
 
 topic 454 
 
 project 626 
 
 - knight foj) 854 
 servile 886 
 sybante 954^^ 
 
 carrefour 627 
 carriage gait 264 
 
 transference 270 
 
 vehicle 272 
 
 aspect 448 
 
 conduct 692 
 keep one's - 852 
 Carrie d 
 
 - by acclamation 
 &c. 488 
 
 - away by passion 
 
 824 
 carrier 271 
 
 - pigeon 534 
 carrion carcase 362 
 
 foul 653 
 carronade 727 
 carroty 434 
 carry 
 
 conduce to 176 
 
 support 215 
 
 transfer 270 
 
 induce 61$ 
 
 CAR 
 
 reap and - 775 
 
 - all before one 
 
 731 
 
 - coals 879 
 
 - conviction 484 
 
 - into execution 
 comjylete 729 
 observe 772 
 
 - with a high hand 
 authority 737 
 pride 878 
 insolence 885 
 
 - in the mind 505 
 
 - off tahe 789 
 steal 791 
 
 - on \_see beloivl 
 
 - oneself 692 
 
 - out conduct 692 
 complete 729 
 
 - over 
 
 transfer 270 
 accounts 811 
 
 - a point 
 succeed 731 
 
 - by storm 73 1 
 
 - through 692, 
 729 
 
 - weight 
 influence 175 
 evidence ^Gy 
 importance 642 
 
 carry on 
 continue 143 
 pursue 622 
 do 680 
 conduct 692 
 
 - an argument 
 476 
 
 - business 625 
 
 - an enquiry 461 
 
 - a trade 794 
 
 - war 722 
 cart 272 
 
 - away 185 
 
 - before the hcrse 
 disorder 59 
 inve7'sion 21S 
 bungling 699 
 
 - horse 271 
 work like a - 
 
 horse 686 
 
 - load much 31 
 contents 190 
 
 cartage 270 ♦ 
 
 carte list 86 
 
 - blanche 
 permit 760 
 liberal 816 
 
 - du pays 626 
 
 » and tierce 716 
 381 
 
CAR 
 
 CAS 
 
 CAS 
 
 CAT 
 
 - de visite 550 
 cartel defiance 715 
 
 truce 723 
 compact 769 
 
 carter 268 
 
 cartes sur table 
 mafiifest 525 
 vei'acitij 543 
 
 Carthago, delenda 
 est - 908 
 
 Carthusian 996 
 
 cartilage 
 densii 321 
 hard 323 
 tough 327 
 
 cartography 554 
 
 cartoon 556 
 
 cartouche 
 
 ammunition 727 
 ornament 847 
 
 cartridge 727 
 
 cartulary list 86 
 record 551 
 
 caruncle 250 
 
 carve cut 44 
 make 161 
 foi'm 240 
 sculpture 557 
 apportion 786 
 
 - one's way 282 
 carvel 273 
 carver 559 
 Caryatides 215 
 Cary's chickens, 
 
 Mother - 668 
 cascade 348 
 case state 7 
 
 hox 191 
 
 sheath 223 
 
 tojnc 454 
 
 a/)'g^imcnt 476 
 
 specification 527 
 
 affair 625 
 
 patient 655 
 
 law -suit 969 
 be the - 
 
 6'a;'i«^ I 
 
 ^rM<? 494 
 in good - 
 
 healthy 654 
 
 2)rosperous 734 
 in - 
 
 circumstance 8 
 
 6'y6;/i# 151 
 
 supposition 514 
 make out a - 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 y'i/^/*^ 924 
 
 - in point a^yy-et^ 23 
 conform 82 
 
 caseharden 
 
 strengtheyi 159 
 
 habituate 613 
 case-hardened 
 
 callous 376, 823 
 
 obstinate 606 
 casemate 
 
 barrack 189 
 
 defence 'ji'j 
 casement 260 
 casern 189 
 cash money 8co 
 
 _?7^y 807 
 in - 803 
 
 - account 811 
 cashier dismiss 756 
 
 treasurer 801 
 casing 223 
 casino 712 
 cask 191 
 casket 191 
 casque 
 
 helmet 717 
 Cassandra 
 
 prophet 513 
 
 warning 668 
 cassino 840 
 Cassiopea's chair 
 
 318 
 cassock 999 
 cast mould 21 
 
 ^wi«ZZ quantity 32 
 
 spread 73 
 
 tendency 176 
 
 /ww 240 
 
 throw 284 
 
 ;fz/?/7(5 428 
 
 aspect 448 
 
 ?'(9/>c^ 610 
 
 ^;tow 626 
 
 /7?*fe 784 
 
 aZZo# 786 
 
 condemn 971 
 set on a - 621 
 
 - about, for 463 
 
 - accounts 811 
 
 - adrift dispei'se 
 
 73 
 e;><7^ 297 
 liberate 750 
 dismiss 756 
 
 - anchor .s^^;^^ 265 
 arrire 292 
 
 - aside 460 
 
 - aspersions 934 
 
 - away reject 610 
 ?r«-s;f6' 638 
 
 lost 732 
 
 - behind one 
 forget 506 
 
 refuse 764 
 o'elinquish 782 
 
 - away care 836 
 
 - off clothes 645 
 
 - of countenance 
 448 
 
 - of the dice 156 
 
 - in a different 
 mould 18 
 
 - dishonour &c. 
 upon 874 
 
 - to the dogs 162 
 r down 308 
 
 dejected 837 
 
 - in the eye 443 
 
 - the eyes back 
 
 122 
 
 - eyes on 441 
 
 - the ej-es over 
 
 457 
 
 - a gloom 837 
 
 - off a habit 614 
 
 - iron 323 
 
 - in one's lot with 
 609 
 
 - lots 621 
 
 - lustre upon 420 
 
 - of mind 820 
 
 - a nativity 
 predict 511 
 sorcery 992 
 
 - one's net 463 
 
 - off divest 226 
 dismiss 756 
 relinquish 782 
 
 - over-board 
 disuse 678 
 
 - the parts 60 
 
 - reflection upon 
 932 
 
 - in tlie same 
 mould 17 
 
 - a shade 421 
 
 - the skin 226 
 
 - a slur discredit 
 
 874 
 accuse 938 
 
 - a spell 992 
 
 - off trammels 
 
 750 
 
 - up add 85 
 happen 151 
 eject 297 
 
 Castanet 417 
 
 castaway exile 893 
 rej^robate 949 
 (impious 988) 
 
 caste class 75 
 
 rank 873 
 
 lose - 940 
 
 castellan 
 
 self ant 746 
 
 keeper 753 
 castellated 717 
 caster cruet 191 
 
 wheel 312 
 castigate 
 
 reprove 932 
 
 punish 972 
 castigator 936 
 casting - vote 480 
 
 - weight 28, 30 
 castle at chess 148 
 
 abode 189 
 defence 7 i 7 
 
 - in the air 
 impossible 471 
 imagination 515 
 hope 858 
 
 Castle of Indolence 
 
 683 
 castor hat 225 
 Castor and Pollux 
 
 t7vins 89 
 
 friends 890 
 castrametation 
 
 building 189 
 
 Qvar 722 
 castrate subduct 38 
 
 impotent 158 
 
 purify 652 
 casual chance 156 
 
 uncertain 475 
 casualty event 151 
 
 hilled 361 
 
 evil 619 
 
 misfortune 735 
 casuist 476 
 casuistry 
 
 sophistry 477 
 
 <;?^/^y 926 
 casus belli 
 
 quarrel 713 
 
 irritation 824, 
 900 
 casus foederis 770 
 cat nine lives 359 
 
 animal 366 
 
 ^i'6'rt i'/^//;f 441 
 
 fall on one's feet 
 
 734 
 
 cross 901 
 gib -, turn - male 
 
 373 
 rain -s and dogs 
 
 348 
 let - oui of bag 
 
 529 
 
 - call whistle 417 
 disax>i)roval 932 
 
OAT 
 
 CAT 
 
 CAU 
 
 OEA 
 
 -'s cradle 219 
 
 - and dog- life 713 
 as the - jumps 
 
 event 151 
 see how the - 
 jumps foresight 
 
 510 
 
 fickleness 607 
 cavtirm 864 
 
 - o' nine tails 975 
 
 - in pattens 652 
 -'s paw ditjje 547 
 
 instrumental 631 
 
 nse 677 
 
 auxiliary 711 
 catachresis 
 
 mctajjlwr 521 
 
 misintei'pretation 
 523 
 cataclysm 
 
 convulsion 146 
 
 destruction 162 
 
 deluge 348 
 
 (redundance 641 ) 
 catacomb 363 
 catadupe 348 
 catafalque 363 
 catalectic 597 
 catalepsy 265 
 catalogue 
 
 arranrie 60 
 
 list 86 
 catalysis 49 
 catamaran 
 
 vessel 273 
 
 fighter 726 
 cataplasm 662 
 catapult 
 
 propulsion 284 
 
 weapon 727 
 cataract 
 
 watoiall 348 
 
 blindness 442, 
 
 443 
 catarrh 299 
 catastrophe 
 
 disaster 619 
 
 finish 729 
 
 misfortune 735 
 
 e/?rZ 67 
 catch ?/wi^<jfe 19 
 
 fastening 45 
 
 5w?/7 415 
 
 detect 480^ 
 
 gather the mean- 
 ing 518 
 
 c7i<?«^ 545 
 
 receive 785 
 
 fa/itf 789 
 by -es 70 
 
 no great - 651 
 
 - at n'illing 602 
 desire 865 
 
 - theatt.ention457 
 
 - the breath 349 
 
 - one's death 360 
 
 - a disease 655 
 
 - the ear 418 
 
 - the eye 446 
 
 - fire 384 
 
 -a glimpse of 441 
 
 - an idea 498 
 
 - the infection 
 excitation 824 
 
 - a likeness 554 
 
 - a sound 418 
 
 - at straws 
 overrate 482 
 credulous 486 
 nnshilful 699 
 rash 863 
 
 - by surprise 508 
 
 - a Tartar diqjc 
 
 547 
 retaliate 718 
 
 - in a trap 545 
 
 - tripping 480a 
 
 - up 789 
 catching 
 
 infections 657 
 catchpenny 
 
 deceiving 545 
 
 trumperg 643 
 
 cheajJ 815 
 catchpoll 965 
 catchword 550 
 catechism 
 
 inquii'y 461 
 
 creed 484 
 church - 983a 
 catechize 461 
 catechumen 
 
 learner 541 
 
 laity 997 
 categorical 
 
 positive 474 
 
 demonstrative 
 478 
 
 affirmative 535 
 categorically true 
 
 494 
 category state 7 
 
 class 75 
 in the same - 9 
 catenary 245 
 catenation 69 
 cater 637 
 caterwaul 
 
 cat- cry 412 
 
 discord 414 
 
 courting 902 
 
 cates 298 
 
 catgut scraper 416 
 
 cathartic 652 
 
 cathedra, ex - 
 affirm 535 
 schml 542 
 autlurrity 737 
 audacity 885 
 
 cathedral locx) 
 
 catholic 
 
 universal 78 
 religious 987 
 
 - church 983a 
 Roman - 984 
 
 catholicon 662 
 Catiline 941 
 catopsis 441 
 Catoptrics 420 
 Catoptromancy 511 
 cattle 
 
 beasts of burden 
 271 
 
 animaAs 366 
 
 - truck 272 
 Caucasian mystery 
 
 983 
 caucus 
 
 co^incil 6g6 
 
 (assemblage 72) 
 caudal end 67 
 
 rear 235 
 caudate 214 
 cauf 370 
 caught tripping 
 
 ignoi'ant 491 
 caulk 660 
 cause source 153 
 
 hnv-suit 969 
 final - 620 
 take up the - of 
 
 707 
 tell the - of 522 
 -dby 154 
 causeless 
 
 casual 156 
 
 aimless 621 
 causerie 588 
 causeway 627 
 causidical 965 
 caustic 
 
 energetic 171 
 
 feeling 821 
 
 painful 830 
 
 gruff 895 
 
 malevolent 907 
 
 - curve 245 
 cautel 
 
 caution 864 
 {ca/re 459) 
 
 cautela, ex abun- 
 
 danti - 664 
 cautery 384 
 caution ivarn 668 
 
 prudence 864 
 
 security 771 
 
 (car<? 459) 
 
 (advice 695) 
 want of - 863 
 cavalcade 
 
 irrocessimi 69 
 
 journey 266 
 cavalier 
 
 Iwrseman 268 
 
 r<^5A 863 
 
 insolent 885 
 
 discouHeous 895 
 
 contemptuous 930 
 cavaliere servente 
 
 servile 886 
 
 Zr>rf?7' 897 
 cavalry 726 
 cavatina 415 
 cave 
 
 dwelling 189 
 
 c^ZZ 191 
 
 cavity 252 
 
 - of AduUam 
 desertion 624 
 discontent 832 
 
 - in Itollow 252 
 submit 725 
 
 caveat 
 
 warning 668 
 command 741 
 
 - emptor 769 
 cavendo tutus 
 
 sa//^ 664 
 cautious 864 
 
 cavern [,«6^6^ cave] 
 
 cavernous 252 
 
 caviare 
 pungent 392 
 condiment 393 
 (e«er^?y 171) 
 
 - to the general 
 
 850 
 
 cavil sophistry 477 
 dissent 489 
 censure 932 
 
 caviller 936 
 
 cavity 252 
 
 caw 412 
 
 cayenne 
 jmngent 392 
 condiment 393 
 (energy 17 1 ) 
 
 cazique 745 
 
 cease 142 
 
 - to breathe 360 
 
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CEA 
 
 . to exist 2 
 ceaseless 112 
 cecity 442 
 cede submit 725 
 
 relinquish 782 
 
 give 784 
 ceiling 
 
 lieiglit 206, 210 
 
 cover 223 
 celare artem, ars 
 
 698 
 cela va sans dire 
 
 conformity 82 
 
 consequence 154 
 celebrant 990 
 celebration 883 
 
 rite 998 
 celebrity 873 
 
 nobility 875 
 celerity 274 
 celestial 
 
 physical 318 
 
 religious 976 
 
 heaven 981 
 
 (delightful 829) 
 celibacy 904 
 cell abode 189 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 cavity 252 
 
 j)7'ison 752 
 
 hermitage 893 
 cellar 191 
 cellaret 191 
 cellular 191, 252 
 cement uniting 
 medium 45 
 
 ?*;iife 46, 48 
 
 7iar^ 323 
 
 matei'ial 635 
 - a party 7 1 2 
 cemented 
 
 concord 714 
 cemetery 363 
 cenobite 
 
 reclnse 893 
 
 a7icJwrite 996 
 cenotaph 363 
 censer 998 
 censor cW^zc 480 
 
 detractor 936 
 censorious 932 
 censurable 947 
 censure 932 
 censurer 936 
 census number 85 
 
 list 86 
 centaur 83 
 centenarian 130 
 centenary 
 
 hundred 98 
 384 
 
 CER 
 
 period 138 
 centesimal 99 
 cento 597 
 centrality 222 
 centralize 
 
 combine 48 
 centre in order 68 
 
 in space 222 
 
 - round assembly 
 72 
 
 converge 290 
 centrifugal 291 
 centripetal 290 
 centuple 98 
 centurion 745 
 century 
 
 hundred 98 
 
 period 108 
 
 long time no 
 ceramic 
 
 Ja^e 384 
 
 - ware 557 
 cerate 662 
 Cerberus 
 
 janitor 263 
 
 custodian 664 
 sop for - 615 
 cereal 298 
 cerebration 451 
 cerebrum 450 
 cere-cloth 363 
 cerement 
 
 covering 223 
 
 wax 356 
 
 burial 363 
 ceremonious 928 
 ceremony 
 
 parade 882 
 
 courtesy 894 
 
 rjYe 998 
 cerography 
 
 engraving 558 
 
 writing 590 
 Ceromancy 5 1 1 
 ceroplastic 557 
 certain special 79 
 
 indefinite number 
 100 
 
 «?^7'(9 474 
 
 J/^Zi*/ 484 
 ^7v^ 494 
 make - of 480^^ 
 of a - age 128 
 to a - degree 32 
 certainly yes 488 
 certainty 474 
 certes surely 474 
 
 ijes 488 
 certificate 
 evidence 467 
 
 CHA 
 
 record 551 
 
 security 771 
 certify evince 467 
 
 ^/^rwi 535 
 certiorari 969 
 certitude 474 
 cerulean 438 
 cess tax 812 
 
 server 653 
 cessation 142 
 cession 
 
 surrender 725 
 
 of property 782 
 
 <7(/i^ 784 
 cesspool 653 
 cestui-que trust 
 
 779 
 cestus ligature 45 
 
 girdle 247 
 chafe 
 physical pain 
 
 378 
 warm 384 
 irritate 825 
 mcjital 2fain 828, 
 
 830 
 discontent 832 
 incense 900 
 chaff fr«i?A 643 
 ridicule 856 
 vulgar 876 
 not to be caught 
 with - clever 698 
 cunning 702 
 winnow - from 
 wheat 609 
 chaffer 794 
 chafing-dish 386 
 chagrin 828 
 chain fasten 43 
 vinculum 45 
 «e7'i<?« 69 
 measure 200 
 interlinking 219 
 imprison 752 
 ornament 847 
 drag a - 749 
 drag a lengthened 
 
 -686 
 in -s 754 
 chain-shot 727 
 chair support 2 1 5 
 vehicle 272 
 professorship 542 
 throne 747 
 celebration 883 
 J) resident 694 
 in the - 693 
 chairman 694 
 chaise 272 
 
 OHA 
 
 chalcography 558 
 chalet 189 
 chalice 191 
 chalk ?i7tt;f-? 430 
 w^fW<; 550 
 drawing 556 
 not know - from 
 cheese 491 
 
 - out jJlan 626 
 challenge 
 
 question 461 
 doubt 485 
 claim 924 
 
 ^^/y 715 
 
 accuse 938 
 
 - comparison 648 
 cham 745 
 chamber 7'^^7;i 191 
 
 council 696 
 
 7«^j?'j^ 799 
 sick - 655 
 chamberlain 746 
 chambermaid 746 
 chameleon 
 
 cJmngeable 149 
 
 variegated 440 
 chamfer 259 
 chamois 309 
 champ 298 
 
 - the bit disobedi' 
 ent 742 
 
 cliafe 825 
 angry 9CX) 
 champaign 344 
 champain 874 
 Champ de Mars 728 
 champetre, fete - 
 
 840 
 champion 
 auQciliary 711 
 defence 717 
 combatant 726 
 championship 707 
 chance 
 absence of cause 
 
 166 
 absence of aim 621 
 be one's - 151 
 game of - 840 
 great - 472 
 small - 473 
 stand a - liable 
 
 177 
 possible 470 
 take one's - 675 
 -s against one 
 
 danger 665 
 as - would have it 
 152 
 chancel 1000 
 
OHA 
 
 ehancellor 
 
 president 745 
 deputy 759 
 jiidge 967 
 
 - of the exchequer 
 
 801 
 chancery 
 court of - 966 
 
 - suit delay 133 
 chandelier 423 
 chandelle, lejenne 
 
 vaut pas la - 
 waste 638 
 nnimjjortant 643 
 chandler 797 
 change 
 
 alteration 140 
 mart 799 
 small coin 800 
 inter- 148 
 radical - 146 
 sudden - 146 
 
 - about 149 
 
 - colour 821 
 
 - for 147 
 
 - hands 783 
 
 - of mind 607 
 
 - of opinion 485 
 
 - of place 264 
 changeableness 
 
 mutable 149 
 
 ii'resolvte 605 
 changeful 
 
 ficMe 607 
 changeling 
 
 substitute 147 
 
 fool 501 
 changer 797 
 channel 
 
 furrow 259 
 
 opening 260 
 
 conduit 350 
 
 Tvay 627 
 chant song 415 
 
 sing 416 
 
 morsMj) 990 
 chant du cygne 
 
 360 
 chanter 416 
 chanticleer 366 
 chantry icxx) 
 chaomancy 511 
 chaos 59 
 chap crach 198 
 
 jayv 231 
 
 fellow 373 
 chapel 1000 
 chaperon 664 
 chapf alien 878 
 chaplain 995, 996 
 385 
 
 CHA 
 
 chaplet circle 247 
 
 tro2)hy 733 
 
 ornament 847 
 chapman 797 
 chapter ^a^-t 51 
 
 tojnc 454 
 
 book 593 
 
 council 696 
 
 church 995 
 
 - of accidents 156, 
 
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 - and verse 
 evidence 467 
 exact 494 
 
 char 384 
 char-a-banc 272 
 character 
 
 nature 5 
 
 state 7 
 
 class 75 
 
 oddity 83 
 
 letter $61 
 
 drama 599 
 
 disposition 820 
 characteristic 
 
 intrinsic 5 
 
 special 79 
 
 war^ 550 
 characterize 
 
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 describe 594 
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 charade 
 
 ri<^<^Ze 533 
 
 drama 599 
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 blaclt 431 
 
 drawing 556 
 charge /ZZ 52 
 
 contents 190 
 
 business 625 
 
 direction 693 
 
 advice 695 
 
 precept 697 
 
 attach 716 
 
 o/'<?er 741 
 
 custody 751 
 
 commission 755 
 
 bargain for 794 
 
 j9Wce 812 
 
 accusation 938 
 in -prisoner 754 
 justifiable - 937 
 take - of 
 
 «a/<? 664 
 take in - 751 
 
 - on attribute 155 
 -d with 
 
 possessed of'jTj 
 
 CHA 
 
 charge d'affaires 
 
 758 
 chargeable <;e&f 806 
 
 - on ^Mi^y 926 
 charger 
 
 caro'ier 271 
 fighter 726 
 Charing Cross, pro- 
 claim at - 531 
 chariot 272 
 drag at one's - 
 wheels 749 
 charioteer 
 driver 268 
 jt/ziof 694 
 charity give 784 
 liberal 816 
 beneficent 906 
 ^j^y 914 
 Christian - 906 
 cold as - 
 insensible 823 
 
 - that begins at 
 home 943 
 
 charivari loud 404 
 
 clatter 407 
 charlatan 
 
 ignoramus 493 
 
 impostoj' 548 
 
 mou7itebank 844 
 
 boaster 884 
 charlatanism 
 
 ignorance 491 
 
 falsehood 544 
 
 affectation 855 
 Charles's wain 318 
 Charley 753 
 charm motive 615 
 
 please 829 
 
 beauty 845 
 
 Zyre 897 
 
 conjure 992 
 
 ^^'eZZ 993 
 bear a -ed life 
 
 /<o/<3 664 
 
 l^rosperous 734 
 charmer 
 
 sorcerer 994 
 voice of the - 
 
 fiaUery 933 
 not listen to 
 voice of - 604 
 charnel-house 363 
 chart inform 527 
 
 represent 554 
 charter 
 
 commission 755 
 
 permit 760 
 
 compact 769 
 
 security 771 
 
 CHA 
 
 privilege 924 
 chartered 
 fe^aZ 963 
 
 - libertine 963 
 charwoman 
 
 Tvoi'her 690 
 
 servant 746 
 chary 
 
 ecofiomical 817 
 
 s^iw^y 819 
 
 cautious 864 
 Charybdis 
 
 whirlpool 312 
 
 danger 665 
 chase emboss 250 
 
 <;?Hre «w«y 289 
 
 killing 361 
 
 forest 367 
 
 pursue 622 
 
 ornament 847 
 wild goose - 645 
 chaser 559 
 chasm interval 198 
 
 opening 260 
 
 {discontinuity 
 70) 
 chassemaree 273 
 chassepot 727 
 chasser 297 
 
 - balancer 605 
 chasseur 726 
 chaste 
 
 shapely 242 
 
 language 576, 
 578 
 
 simple 849 
 
 ^0()^ ^««;^e 850 
 
 j!;«w 960 
 chasten 
 
 moderate 174 
 
 punish 972 
 chastened 
 
 subdued spiHt 
 826 
 chastise 
 
 censure 932 
 
 2ninish 972 
 
 - with scorpions 
 
 739 
 chasuble 999 
 chat 588 
 chat qui dort 667, 
 
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 chatean 189 
 
 - en Espagne 858 
 chatelaine 847 
 chatoyant 440 
 chattels 
 
 furniture 633 
 properiy 780 
 CC 
 
CHA 
 
 CHE 
 
 CHI 
 
 GPIL 
 
 chatter 584. 
 
 chatterbox 584 
 
 chattering of teeth 
 cold 383 
 
 chatty 
 talkative 584 
 sociable 892 
 
 chaunt 
 song 415 
 sing 416 
 worship 990 
 
 chausse 225 
 
 ChauvinisBi 884 
 
 chawbacon 876 
 
 <heap 
 worthless 643 
 low price 815 
 hold - 930 
 
 cheapen haggle 794 
 begrudge 819 
 
 cheapness 815 
 
 cheat deceive 545 
 deceiver 548 
 
 check 
 
 numerical 85 
 moderate 174 
 counteract 179 
 slacken 275 
 plaid 440 
 experiment 463 
 measure 466 
 evidence 468 
 #ic^<?^ 550 
 dissuade 616 
 hinder 706 
 misfortune 735 
 restrain 751 
 money order 800 
 
 - the growth 201 
 
 - oneself 826 
 checkers 440 
 checkmate 731, 732 
 check-roll 86 
 check-string 
 
 pull the - 142 
 cheek ^<?e 236 
 
 - by jowl ?i*'i^A 88 
 %ea»' 197 
 
 cheeks dual 89 
 cheer repast 298 
 
 cry 411 
 
 azrZ 707 
 
 pleasure 827 
 
 relief 834 
 
 w^r^fA 836 
 
 rejoicing 838 
 
 amusement 840 
 
 courage 861 
 
 sociality 892 
 
 welcome 894 
 386 
 
 applaud 931 
 
 (^please 829) 
 good - Aoj3d 858 
 
 7w^7i living 957 
 cheerfulness 836 
 cheerless 
 
 unpleasing 830 
 
 dejected 837 
 cheeseparings 
 
 remains 40 
 
 <7«>2^ 653 
 
 economy 817 
 chef de cuisine 
 
 jjroficient 700 
 
 servant 746 
 chef-d'oeuvre 
 
 master-piece 648 
 
 master- stroke 698 
 chemin faisant 270 
 chemise 225 
 Chemistry 144 
 organic - 357 
 cheque 800 
 chequer 440 
 
 - roll 86 
 chequered 
 
 changeable 149 
 chere amie 962 
 cherish a^<^ 707 
 
 Z(>i'<? 897 
 
 endearment 902 
 
 - a belief 484 
 
 - feelings &c. 821 
 
 - an idea &c. 45 1 
 cherry 
 
 two bites of a - 
 overrate 482 
 roundabout 629 
 clumsy 699 
 cherry-cheeked 845 
 cherry-coloured 
 
 434 
 cherub 977 
 Cheshire cat 838 
 chess 840 
 chessboard 440 
 chest box 191 
 
 money coffer 802 
 chestnut-colour 
 
 433 
 cheval-de-bataille 
 
 plea 617 
 
 plan 626 
 
 vanity 880 
 cheval-glass 445 
 chevalier d'indus- 
 
 trie 792 
 chevaux de frise 
 
 spikes 253 
 
 defence 717 
 
 chevron 550 
 chew 298 
 
 - the cud 451 
 
 - tobacco 392 
 chiaroscuro 
 
 light 420 
 
 grey 432 
 
 painting 556 
 chic 882 ' 
 chicane 
 
 sophistry 477 
 
 deceit 545 
 
 cunning 702 
 chicken 
 
 yow^ 129 
 
 /<?;y? 366 
 reckon -s before 
 hatched 
 
 hope 858 
 
 rash 863 
 tender as a - soft 
 
 324 
 sensitive 822 
 compassionate 
 914 
 
 chickenhearted 862 
 
 chide 932 
 
 chief principal 642 
 master 745 
 evidence in - 467 
 -part 31 
 
 Chief Justice 967 
 
 chiefdom 737 
 
 chieftain 745 
 
 chiiFonnier 876 
 
 chiffonniere 191 
 
 chignon 225 
 
 child 
 
 infant 129 
 offspring 167 
 fool 501 
 
 - of God 987 
 -'s play trifiing 
 
 643 
 
 easy 705 
 childbirth 161 
 childhood 127 
 childish 
 
 credulous 486 
 
 foolish 499 
 
 'feeble 575 
 
 - treble 581 
 chiliad 98 
 chill cold 383 
 
 render cold 385 
 i?i dispose 616 
 Chiltern Hundreds 
 
 757 
 chime 
 
 7'epetitifln 104 
 
 roZZ 407 
 resonance 408 
 melody 413 
 
 - in with ay7*ce 23 
 conform 82 
 assent 488 
 concord 714 
 
 chimera 
 
 monster 83 
 
 imaginary 515 
 
 {error 495) 
 chimney 
 
 opening 260 
 
 air-pipie 351 
 
 {egress 295) 
 china ceramic 384 
 
 «r^ 557 
 China to Peru 180 
 chine 235 
 chink ^fl^/> 198 
 
 .?wfw<i 408 
 
 money 800 
 chip 57»aZZ 32 
 
 detach 44 
 
 Jij? 51 
 
 reduce 195 
 
 - of the old block 
 similar 17 
 
 cyj9y 21 
 
 offspring 167 
 Chirography 590 
 Chirology 550 
 Chiromancy 511 
 chirp 
 
 bird-7iote 412 
 
 si»^ 416 
 
 cheerful 836 
 
 rejoice 838 
 chirrup [se<? chirp] 
 chirurgery 662 
 chisel 
 
 fabricate 161 
 
 /(?rm 240 
 
 sculpture 557 
 chit *w/tt7?;f 129 
 
 smfl^ZZ 193 
 chit-chat 588 
 chitterlings 221 
 chivalry wa?* 722 
 
 tenure 'j'j'j 
 
 courage 861 
 
 philanthropy 
 910 
 
 honour 939 
 
 generosity 942 
 chlamys 225 
 chloroform 
 
 2)hysical numb- 
 ness 376 
 
 mental insensi- 
 
OHL 
 
 bilUy 823 
 chlorotic 655 
 chock full 52 
 chocolate 
 food 298 
 colmi/r 433 
 choice 
 election 609 
 excellent 648 
 absence of - 609a 
 by - 600 
 
 - spirits 873 
 
 - of words 569 
 choir sing 416 
 
 church mime 996 
 
 chv.rch 1000 
 choke close 261 
 
 stifle 361 
 
 redundant 641 
 
 hinder 706 
 -full complete 52 
 
 replete 639 
 choler 900 
 choleric 901 
 choose 609 
 do what one -s 
 
 748 
 chop disjoin 44 
 
 change 140 
 
 - logic 476 
 
 - up 201 
 chopfallen S37 
 chopping 
 
 large 192 
 
 - sea 348 
 chops mouth 66 
 
 jaws 231 
 
 food 298 
 choral 415 
 chord 413 
 chorister 
 
 singer 416 
 
 church singer 996 
 Chorography 183 
 chorus 
 
 shout 411 
 
 song 415 
 
 singers 416 
 
 unanimity 488 
 
 <>/?er« 599 
 
 concoi-d 714 
 chose 
 
 - in action 780 
 
 - in possession 777 | 
 chouse 545 
 
 choux gras, faire 
 
 ses - 377 i 
 
 chrestomathy 560 ; 
 chrism 998 
 Christ 976 i 
 
 387 
 
 CHIT 
 
 Church of - 893a 
 receive - 987 
 Christ-cross-row 
 
 561 
 christen 
 name 564 
 nte 998 
 Christendom 983^, 
 
 995 
 Christian 983a, 987 
 
 - charity 906 
 Christmas 
 
 period 138 
 
 Church festival 
 998 
 Christmas-box 784 
 chromatic 
 
 colour 428 
 
 - scale music 413 
 chromato-pseudo- 
 
 blepsis 443 
 chromatrope 445 
 chromolithograph 
 
 558 
 chromosphere 318 
 chronic no 
 chronicle 
 
 measure time 114 
 
 annals 551 
 chronicler 553 
 Chronography 
 
 measure time 114 
 
 description 594 
 Chronology 114 
 Chronometry 114 
 Chrononhotontho- 
 
 logos 887 
 chrysalis 129 
 chrysolite 
 
 perfection 650 
 
 jewel 847 
 Chrysology 800 
 chubby 192 
 chuck throw 284 
 
 animal cry 412 
 
 - under chin 902 
 chuck-farthing 62 1 
 chuckle 
 
 animal cry 412 
 
 laugh 838 
 
 exult 884 
 chuff 876 
 chum 890 
 Church 
 
 infallible 474 
 
 oTthodox 983<a^ 
 
 Christendom 995 
 
 t em pile looo 
 dignitaries of - 
 996 
 
 CIP 
 
 go to - 990 
 High -, Low -, 
 &c. 984 
 
 - of Christ 983^^ 
 churchdom 995 
 churchman 996 
 churchwarden 996 
 churchyard 
 
 burial 363 
 church 1000 
 
 - cough 655 
 churl booi' 876 
 churlish 
 
 niggard 819 
 
 rude 895 
 
 sulky 90 1 « 
 
 malevolent 907 
 churn 
 
 agitate 315 
 
 butter 352 
 chut ! silent 403 
 
 taciturn 585 
 cibarious 298 
 cicatrix 551 
 manet - 919 
 cicatrize 660 
 Cicero 582 
 cicerone 524, 527 
 Ciceronian 578 
 cicisbeo 897 
 cicuration 370 
 ci-devant 122 
 cigar 392 
 ci-git 363 
 cilia hairs 205 
 
 rough 256 
 cimeter 727 
 Cimmerian 421 
 cincture 247 
 cinder 
 
 combustion 384 
 
 diH 653 
 
 {remains 40) 
 Cinderella 
 
 servant 746 
 
 commonalty 876 
 cinerary 363 
 cineration 384 
 cinereous 432 
 cingle 230 
 cinnabar 434 
 cinnamon 433 
 cinque 98 
 cipher 
 
 unsubstantial 4 
 
 number 84 
 
 compute 85 
 
 zero loi 
 
 mm'h 550 
 
 letter 561 
 
 cm* 
 
 unimportant 643 
 writing in - 590 
 Circe seductor 615 
 sorcerer 994 
 -an cup 
 pleasure 377 
 intemperance 954 
 circination 312 
 circle region 181 
 form 247 
 piarty 712 
 {assemblage 72) 
 describe a - 311 
 great - sailing 628 
 
 - of acquaintance 
 892 
 
 - of the sciences 
 490 
 
 circling 
 
 convolution 248 
 circuit region 181 
 
 outline 230 
 
 winding 248 
 
 tour 266 
 
 indirect path 2,11 
 
 indirect cowse 
 629 
 circuition 311 
 circuitous 
 
 devious 279 
 
 indirect 31 1 
 
 ' method 629 
 circular 
 
 round 247 
 
 'Publication 531 
 
 letter 592 
 
 2mmphletS93 
 
 - note 805" 
 circularity 247 
 circulate 
 
 circuit 311 
 rotate 312 
 publish 531 
 
 circulating me- 
 dium 800 
 
 circulation 
 
 [see circulate] 
 in - news 532 
 
 - of money 809 
 circumambient 
 
 227 
 
 circumambulate 
 travel 266 
 go rotuid 311 
 
 circumbendibus 
 7vinding 248 
 indirect method 
 
 629 
 {circuition 311) 
 
 circumduction 552 
 c c 2 
 
cm 
 
 circumference 230 
 
 circumferential 
 227 
 
 circumfluent 
 lie round 227 
 move round 3 1 1 
 
 circumforaneous 
 travelling 266 
 circuition 311 
 
 circumfase 73 
 
 circumgyration 
 312 
 
 circumjacence 227 
 
 circumlocution 
 jperiphrase 573 
 {-phrase 566) 
 
 circumnavigate 
 navigation 267 
 circuition 311 
 
 circumrotation 
 
 312 
 circumscribe 
 
 surround 229 
 
 limit 761 
 circumscription 
 
 229 
 circumspectian 
 
 attention 457 
 
 care 459 
 
 caution 459 
 circumstance 
 
 ])liase 8 
 
 ew/if 151 
 circumstances 
 
 property 780 
 bad - 804 
 depend on - 475 
 good - 803 
 under the - 8 
 circumstantial 8 
 
 - account 594 
 
 - evidence 467 
 probability 472 
 
 circumvallation 
 enclosure 229, 
 
 232 
 defence 717 
 line of - 233 
 
 circumvent 
 environ 227 
 move round 311 
 cheat 545 
 cunning 702 
 hinder 706 
 defeat 731 
 
 circumvest 225 
 
 circumvolution 
 winding 248 
 rotation 312 
 
 circus 
 
 388 
 
 OLA 
 
 buildin{is 189 
 
 drama 599 
 
 are/ui 728 
 cirrus 353 
 cistern 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 «^w^ 636 
 Cistertian 996 
 cit 188 
 citadel 
 
 defence 717 
 
 (refuge 666) 
 cite 
 
 5'«<>^c a,? example 
 82 
 
 «« evidence 467 
 
 gtimm^n 741 
 
 accuse 938 
 
 a7'raign 969 
 cithern 417 
 citizen 
 
 inhabitant 188 
 
 (»w^/t 373) 
 
 - of the world 910 
 citrine 436 
 
 city 189 
 
 in the - 794 
 civet 400 
 civic 372 
 
 civil courteous 894 
 Zai^y 997 
 
 - authorities 745 
 
 - crown 733 
 
 - law 963 
 
 - war 722 
 civilian lawyer 968 
 
 layman 997 
 civilization 
 
 improvement 658 
 
 fashion 852 
 
 courtesy 894 
 civilized life 852 
 civism 910 
 clack clatter 407 
 
 animal cry 412 
 
 talkative 584 
 clad 225 
 claim demand 741 
 
 property 780 
 
 7^/i^ 924 
 
 lawsuit 969 
 
 - the attention 
 
 457 
 claimant 
 
 petitiofier 767 
 
 W(77</ 924 
 clair-obscur 420 
 clairvoyance 992 
 clairvoyant 994 
 clamant 411 
 
 OLA 
 
 clamber 305 
 
 clammy 352 
 
 clamorous 
 
 [see clamour] 
 l&ud 404 
 excitable 825 
 
 clamour cry 411 
 waiZ 839 
 
 - against 932 
 
 - for 765 
 clamp fasten 43 
 
 fastening 45 
 clan class 75 
 
 family 166 
 
 j-^ar^y 712 
 clandestine 528 
 clangor 404 
 clank 410 
 clannishness 481 
 clanship 709 
 clap explosion 406 
 
 applaud 931 
 thunder - 
 
 jM'odigy 872 
 
 - the hands 
 rejoice 838 
 
 - on 31 
 
 - on the shoulder 
 615 
 
 - together 43 
 
 - up imprison 751 
 clapperclaw 
 
 contention 720 
 
 censwre 932 
 claptrap 
 
 jfretence 546 
 
 display 882 
 claquer 935 
 faire - son fouet 
 
 884 
 clarence 272 
 claret colour 434 
 clarify 652 
 clarinet 417 
 clarion music 417 
 
 mar 722 
 clash disagree 24 
 
 cross 179 
 
 concussion 276 
 
 sound 406 
 
 oppose 708 
 
 discord 713 
 
 - of arms 720 
 clasp fasten 43 
 
 fastening 45 
 «^^<7^ 46 
 <70we cZ<>5<3 197 
 belt 230 
 embrace 902 
 class arrange 60 
 
 CLE 
 
 category 75 
 
 learners 541 
 
 «cA<><;Z 542 
 classic £>Z^ 124 
 
 symmetry 242 
 classical 
 
 elegant writing 
 578^ 
 
 ;fa«^<9 850 
 -al education 537 
 classics 560 
 classify 60 
 clatter noise 404 
 
 rattle 407 
 claudication 
 
 slmvness 275 
 
 failu/re 732 
 clause j'^a?'^ 51 
 
 passage 593 
 
 condition 770 
 clausis, januis - 
 
 528 
 claustral no 
 clavate 250 
 clavichord 417 
 clavier 417 
 claw hook 781 
 
 ^rfl«^ 789 
 
 - back 935 
 clay soft 324 
 
 eaj'th 342 
 corpse 362 
 muteria/ 635 
 
 clay-cold 383 
 
 claymore 727 
 
 clean 
 
 entirely 52 
 perfect 650 
 unstained 652 
 
 - bill of health 
 
 654 
 
 - breast 
 disclose 529 
 
 - forgotten 506 
 
 - hand 
 proficient 700 
 
 with - hands 
 Jutnesty 939 
 innocence 946 
 
 - out empty 297 
 
 - sweep 
 revolution 146 
 destruction 162 
 
 cleanness 652 
 cleanse 652 
 clear simple 42 
 
 «Mm<i 413 
 
 Zi^Af 420 
 
 transparent 425 
 
 visible 446 
 
CLE 
 
 certain 474 
 
 intelligible 518 
 
 manifest 525 
 
 easy 705 
 
 liberate 750 
 
 jfrofit 775 
 
 vindicate 937 
 
 innocent 946 
 
 acquit 970 
 coast - 664 
 get -off 671 
 keep - of 623 
 • for action 
 
 prepare 673 
 
 - articulation 580 
 
 - conscience 946 
 
 - the course 302 
 
 - the ground 
 facilitate 705 
 
 - of distant 196 
 
 - off pay 807 
 
 - out empty 297 
 clean 652 
 
 -sighted 
 vision 441 
 shi'e?i'd 4.gS 
 
 - sky /i(?pe 858 
 
 - stage 
 occasion 134 
 easy 705 
 W////^ 922 
 
 - the throat 297 
 
 - up liffht 420 
 intelligible 518 
 interpret 522 
 
 clearheaded 498 
 clear-obscure 420 
 cleavage 
 
 cutting 44 
 
 structure 329 
 cleave sunder 44 
 
 adhere 46 
 
 Jim-2^ 91 
 cleaver 253 
 clef 413 
 cleft bisected 91 
 
 <?7«/<^ 198 
 in a - stick 
 
 difficulty 704 
 clem 956 
 clement 
 
 lenient 740 
 
 long-suffering 
 826 
 
 compassionate 
 914 
 clench compact 769 
 
 retain 781 
 
 ^a^e 789 
 clepe 564 
 
 CLI 
 
 clepsydra 114 
 clerestory 191 
 clergy 996 
 clerical 995, 996 
 
 - error 495 
 clerk scholar 492 
 
 recorder 553 
 writer 590 
 helper 711 
 sewant 746 
 fl^ewi 758 
 clergy 996 
 articled - 541 
 
 - of works 694 
 clerkship 
 
 commission 755 
 Cleromancy 511 
 clever 
 
 intelligent 498 
 
 skilful 698 
 too - by half 702 
 clew JttZ^ 249 
 
 interpretation 
 522 
 
 indication 550 
 seek a - 461 
 click 406 
 client 
 
 dependant 746 
 
 customer 795 
 clientship 
 
 subjection 749 
 cliff height 206 
 
 veHical 212 
 
 sfc^j? 217 
 climacteric 128 
 climate region 181 
 
 weather 338 
 fine - 656 
 Climatology 338 
 climax 
 
 supremacy 33 
 
 summit 210 
 climb 305 
 clime 18 [ 
 clinal 217 
 clinch /««#<?» 43 
 
 rZr^<te 261 
 
 ce;T^t/y 474 
 
 ^w/i 563 
 
 complete 729 
 
 clutch 781 
 
 snatch 789 
 
 - an argument 
 
 47 
 
 - the fist at 909 
 clincher 479 
 cling adhere 46 
 
 - to wtfa?' 197 
 willing 602 
 
 CLO 
 
 persevere 604a 
 AaJt^ 613 
 observe 772 
 desire 865 
 Zot'd 897 ! 
 
 - to hope 858 ' 
 
 - to one another 
 709 
 
 clink resonance 408 
 
 stridor 410 
 clinker Jrt^^ 384 
 
 dirt 653 
 clinometer 
 
 oblique 217 
 
 a??<7Zd 244 
 
 (^measurement 
 466) 
 clinquant 
 
 ornament 847 
 
 vulgar 851 
 Clio 594 
 clip sliorten 201 
 
 {prune 38) 
 
 (^contract 195) 
 
 - the wings 
 powerless 158 
 «fow 275 
 useless 645 
 hinder 706 
 prohibit 761 
 
 - one's words 583 
 clipper 273 
 clipping 
 
 small piece 51 
 clique conclave 696 
 
 party 712 
 
 (sociality 892) 
 cloaca conduit 350 
 
 /m<Z 653 
 Cloacina 653 
 cloak </re5.< 225 
 
 conceal 528 
 
 disguise 530 
 
 (pretence 546) 
 clock 114 
 clockwork 633 
 by - uniform 16 
 
 (^rt^^^r 58 
 
 regular 80 
 clod Zwwj9 192 
 
 ea^-^A 342 
 
 /o<)Z 501 
 
 bungler 701 
 clodhopper 876 
 clodpated 
 
 stupid 499 
 j clog s^o<e 225 
 
 hinder 706 
 cloister arcade 189 
 i restraint 751 
 
 CLO 
 
 convent looo 
 (seclusion 893) 
 close similar 17 
 f'i^^A^ 43 
 e/i<^ 67 
 /«W 181 
 
 WW7'^ 189 
 
 7^6;a7• 197 
 
 narrow 203 
 
 «Zt?/^ 261 
 
 <?e«5e 321 
 
 warm, 382 
 
 hidden 528 
 
 concise 572 
 
 taciturn 585 
 
 complete 729 
 
 stingy 819 
 examine -ly 457 
 keep - Ai<^<9 528 
 
 retain 781 
 tread - upon 281 
 
 - the door upon 
 Q'estrain 751 
 
 - the ears 419 
 
 - the eyes 
 <?itf 360 
 '/w^ «<?e 442 
 
 - one's eyes to 
 7k;^ attend 458 
 «ef «^ naught 773 
 
 - at hand 
 to-morrow 121 
 imminent 152 
 Ti^ar 197 
 
 - the hand 
 refuse 764 
 
 - in upon 
 converge 290 
 
 - inquiry 461 
 -ly packed 72 
 
 - prisoner 754 
 
 - quarters 197 
 approach 286 
 a«a(?A 716 
 JartZe 722 
 
 - one's ranks 673 
 
 - study 
 thmight 451 
 attention 457 
 
 - with cohere 46 
 assent 488 
 attach 716 
 contend 720 
 consent 762 
 compact 769 
 
 closet 
 
 receptacle 191 
 ' amhush 530 
 closeted with 
 
 conference 588 
 389 
 
CLO 
 
 advice 695 
 closure 261 
 clot solidify 321 
 earth 342 
 {cohere 46) 
 cloth vocation 625 
 napkin 652 
 clergy 996 
 clothes 225 
 grave - 363 
 clothier 225 
 clotpoU 501 
 clotted 352 
 v».loud 
 
 asseniMage 72 
 multitude 102 
 fiiist 353 
 shade 424 
 screen 520 
 break through the 
 
 -s 446 
 drop from the 
 
 -s 508 
 in a - 
 nncei'tain 475 
 hidden 528 
 in the -s 
 lofty 206 
 inattentive 458 
 dreaming 515 
 under a - 
 adversity 735 
 disrepute 874 
 secluded 893 
 censured 932 
 accused 938 
 -capt 206 
 
 - of dust 330, 353 
 -s gathering 
 
 <^a7*^ 421 
 danger 665 
 warning 668 
 
 - of skirmishers 
 726 
 
 - of smoke 353 
 
 - of words 573 
 clouded 
 
 variegated 440 
 dejected 837 
 hopeless 859 
 
 - perception 499 
 cloudland 515 
 cloudless 
 
 Zi^/i^ 420 
 
 happty 827 
 cloudy ^zm 422 
 
 opaqtie 426 
 clough 206 
 cloven 91 
 cloven foot 
 390 
 
 OOA 
 
 •m,arh 550 
 
 malevolence 907 
 
 t-?c^ 945 
 
 Satan 978 
 see the - 480^. 
 show the - 907 
 clover 
 
 luxury 377 
 
 •prosj)eHty 734 
 
 comfort 827 
 clown 
 
 pantomime 599 
 
 buffoon 844 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 ?'W^?c 876 
 cloy 
 
 redundance 641 
 
 satiety 869 
 club 
 
 place of meeting 
 74 
 
 A0W56' 189 
 
 association 712 
 weapon 727 
 sociality 892 
 
 - law 
 compulsion 744 
 la/rvless 964 
 
 - together 
 cooperate 709 
 
 clubfooted 243 
 cluck 412 
 clue 550 
 seek a - 461 
 clump 
 
 assemblage 72 
 projecting mass 
 250 
 
 - of trees 367 
 clumsy 
 
 ww^if 647 
 
 awkward 699 
 
 -j/^^Zy 846 
 clurichaune 980 
 cluster 72 
 clutch retain 781 
 
 «me 789 
 clutches 737 
 
 in the - of 749 
 clutter 407 
 coacervation 72 
 coach 
 
 carriage 272 
 
 ^eac/i 537 
 
 itwj^w 540 
 
 - painter 559 
 
 - road 627 
 drive a - and six 
 
 through 964 
 
 - up 539 
 
 COA 
 
 coachhouse 191 
 coachman 
 
 travel 268 
 
 pilot 694 
 coaction 744 
 coadjutant 709 
 coadjutor 711 
 coadjuvancy 709 
 coagency 
 
 concur 178 
 
 cooperate 709 
 coagmentation 72 
 coagulate 321 
 coagulum 321 
 coal 388 
 call over the -s 
 
 932 
 carry -s 879 
 
 - black 43 1 
 carry -s to New- 
 castle 641 
 
 coalesce 
 
 identity 13 
 
 combine 48 
 coalheaver 
 
 work like a - 686 
 coalition 
 
 cooperate 709 
 
 party 712 
 coaptation 23 
 coarctation 
 
 decrease 36 
 
 contraction 195 
 
 narrow 203 
 
 impede 706 
 
 restraint 751 
 
 {compulsion 744) 
 coarse harsh 410 
 
 dirty 653 
 
 unpolished 674 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 impure 961 
 
 - grain 329 
 coast boi'der 231 
 
 navigate 267 
 
 Z«??<^ 342 
 coaster 273 
 coastguard 753 
 coat Z«?/(?r 204 
 
 ^?aW 223 
 
 liabit 225 
 
 {surface 220) 
 
 cut - according 
 
 to cloth 698 
 
 - of arms 550 
 
 - of mail 717 
 coating, inner - 
 
 224 
 QOB.Ti persuMde 615 
 endearment 902 
 
 COO 
 
 fiaUer 933 
 cob horse 271 
 
 punish 972 
 cobalt 438 
 cobble mend 660 
 cobbler 
 
 shoemaker 2.2.^ 
 coble 273 
 cobra 913 
 cobweb light 320 
 
 fiction 545 
 
 /M/wy 643 
 
 ^MT^ 653 
 
 -s of antiquity 124 
 -s of sophistry 
 
 477 
 
 cochineal 434 
 
 cock bird 366 
 
 male 373 
 
 game - 861 
 
 - boat 273 
 
 - and bull story 
 
 546 
 
 - the eye 441 
 
 - of the roost 
 be^ 648 
 master 745 
 
 - up veHical 212 
 convex 250 
 
 cockade badge 550 
 
 title 877 
 cock-a-hoop 
 
 gay 836 
 
 exulting 884 
 cockatrice 
 
 monster 83 
 
 piercing eye 548 
 
 eviZ <Z(;^r 913 
 
 misc7'eant 949 
 cockcrow 125 
 cookQTfold 258 
 
 c«7'e5« 902 
 Cocker 
 
 school book 542 
 according to - 82 
 cockle /<^/^ 258 
 
 caress 902 
 -s of one's heart 
 820 
 cockleshell 273 
 cockloft 191 
 cockney 
 
 Londoner 188 
 
 plebeian 876 
 cockpit hold 191 
 
 council 696 
 
 a/rena 728 
 cockshut 
 
 morning 125 
 
 evening 126 
 
coo 
 
 dmh 422 
 cock-sparrow 193 
 cocksure 484 
 cockswain 269 
 cocoa 298 
 cocotte 962 
 coction 384 
 Cocytus 982 
 cod shell 223 
 coddle 902 
 
 - oneself 943 
 codiB precept Cgj 
 
 law 963 
 
 (co7)ipendiuni 
 
 596) 
 
 codex 593 
 
 codger 819 
 
 codicil sequel 65 
 testament 77 1 
 (adjunct 39) 
 
 codify 963 
 
 codlin 129 
 
 coBCum 261 
 
 coefficient 
 factor 84 
 accompany 88 
 cooperate 709 
 
 Coelebs 904 
 
 coemption 795 
 
 coequal 27 
 
 coerce compel 744 
 restrai7i 751 
 
 coetaneous 120 
 
 coeternal 
 perpetual 112 
 syyichronous 120 
 
 coBur, a centre - 
 603 
 
 coeval 120 
 
 coexist 
 
 accompany 88 
 synchronisni 120 
 contiguity 199 
 
 coextension 
 equality 27 
 parallelism 216 
 symmetry 242 
 
 coffee 298 
 
 coffee-honse 189 
 
 coffer chest 191 
 siore 636 
 money chest 802 
 
 cofferdam 55 
 
 coffin 363 
 add a nail to one's 
 -830 
 
 cog tooth 253 
 boat 273 
 deceive 545 
 fatter 933 
 
 COL 
 
 cogent 
 
 ponerfnl 157 
 - reasoning 476 
 cogitate 451 
 cogitative faculties 
 
 450 
 cognate 
 
 related 19 
 
 consanguineous 1 1 
 cognition 490 
 cognizance 490 
 take - of 
 
 intellect 490 
 
 attetition 457 
 cognomen 564 
 cognoscence 490 
 cohabitation 
 
 location 184 
 
 marriage 903 
 coheir 778 
 coherence unite 46 
 
 dense 321 
 cohesive 46 
 cohibit 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 prohibit 761 
 
 (counteract 1 79) 
 cohobation 336 
 cohort 726 
 cohue 72 
 coif 225 
 coiffure 225 
 coil diso^'der 59 
 
 convohdion 248 
 
 circuition 311 
 shuffle off this 
 mortal - 360 
 coin fabricate 161 
 
 imagine 515 
 
 money 800 
 
 - money 775 
 
 - words 563 
 coincidence 
 
 identity 13 
 
 {« ;tiw(? 120 
 
 in place 199 
 
 f;i opinion 488 
 coiner ^//i<?/ 792 
 coistril 862 
 coke 388 
 colander 260 
 colature 652 
 colA frigid 383 
 
 colow' 429, 438 
 
 ••^y^' 575 
 insensible 823 
 indifferent 866 
 in - blood 
 premeditated 61 1 
 purposely 620 
 
 COL 
 
 unfeeling 823 
 dispassionate 826 
 
 - comfort 832 
 
 - shoulder 
 discoiirtesy 895 
 contempt 930 
 
 - steel 727 
 
 - sweat /ea?' 860 
 dislihe 867 
 
 - water cure 662 
 throw - water on 
 
 dissuade 616 
 
 hinder 706 
 
 <ZwZ^ 843 
 coldhearted 
 
 unfeeling 823 
 
 A<;«^7'fe 889 
 
 malevolent 907 
 Coliseum 728 
 collaborator 711 
 collapse 
 
 prostration 158 
 
 contract 195 
 
 slwrtcoming 304 
 
 deteriorate 659 
 
 fatigue 688 
 
 failure 732 
 collar <^res5 225 
 
 circlet 247 
 
 shackle 752 
 
 «(??r6! 789 
 slip the - 750 
 collate 464 
 collateral 
 
 relation ii 
 
 lateral 236 
 
 - evidence 467 
 collation 
 
 repast 298 
 
 comparison 464 
 colleague 
 
 accompany 88 
 
 cooperation "jog 
 
 auxiliary 711 
 collect assemble 72 
 
 oy^iwe 480 
 
 U7iderstand 518 
 
 acquire 775 
 
 jyrayer 990 
 
 (^aA-*? 789) 
 
 - evidence 467 
 
 - knowledge 539 
 
 - one's thoughts 
 
 451 
 
 collectanea 
 assemblage 72 
 compfcndium 596 
 
 collected d«Zm 826 
 
 collection 
 assemblage 72 
 
 COL 
 
 ! {^(We 636) 
 
 I collectively 
 I 7f7iofc 50 
 j generality 78 
 I 'together 88 
 j college 542 
 I go to - 539 
 j colley 366 
 collide 276 
 collier 273 
 ! colligate 72 
 } collimation 278 
 colliquate 335 
 collision cZasA 179 
 
 2)ercussion 276 
 
 opposition 708 
 
 encounter 720 
 collocate 
 
 arrange 60 
 
 assemble 72 
 
 place 184 
 collocution 58S 
 collogue 
 
 wheedle 933 
 collop 51 
 colloquial 
 
 figure of speech 
 521 
 
 f«6'o%y 563 
 
 cmversatien 588 
 - meaning 516 
 colluctation 720 
 collusion 
 
 ^<?c<?t^ 545 
 
 compiling 709 
 collusive 544 
 colluvies 653 
 collyrium 662 
 colon 142 
 colonel 745 
 colonist 188 
 colonize 184 
 colonnade 
 
 series 69 
 
 houses 189 
 colony 184, 188 
 colophon 65 
 Colorado beetle 913 
 coloration 428 
 Colosseum 728 
 colossus size 192 
 
 height 206 
 colour hue ^2% 
 
 tone 431 I 
 
 appearance 448 
 
 probability 472 
 
 disguise 544 
 
 j^afAi^ 556 
 
 j^.'Ze^ 617 
 
 be angry 900 
 391 
 
COL 
 
 COM 
 
 COM 
 
 COM 
 
 all -s 440 
 
 change - 
 shame 879 
 
 give a - t» 
 change 140 
 qualify 469 
 probable 472 
 falsehood 544 
 
 lend a - to 
 plea 617 
 vindicate 937 
 
 man of - 431 
 
 show in true -s 
 
 543 
 
 - blindness 443 
 
 - sergeant 745 
 
 - too highly 549 
 "• up redden 434 
 
 blush 879 
 colourable 
 ostensible 472 
 deceptive 545 
 colouring 
 [see colour] 
 meaning 516 
 false - 523 
 
 - matter 428 
 colourless 429 
 colours 
 
 ensign 550 
 decoration 877 
 
 false - 544, 545 
 
 flying - 
 display 882 
 celebration 883 
 
 lower one's - 735 
 
 nail one's - to the 
 mast 604 
 
 show one's - 
 manifest 525 
 disclose 529 
 
 true to one's - 
 
 939 
 colporteur 797 
 colstaff 215 
 colt young 129 
 
 Iwi'se 271 
 
 fool 501 
 columbine 5q9 
 columella 215 
 column semes 69 
 
 height 206 
 
 support 215 
 
 cylinder 249 
 
 caravan 266 
 
 inonument 551 
 
 printing 591 
 
 /wo/; 726 
 colures 318 
 coma inactive 683 
 392 
 
 insensible 823 
 comb ifee/A 253 
 cfeff/i 652 
 
 punish 972 
 combat 720, 722 
 combat, hers do - 
 
 useless 645 
 
 tired 688 
 
 combatant 726 
 
 combe 252 
 
 combination 48 
 
 arithmetical 84 
 
 party 712 
 combine ?^/i^fe 48 
 
 cooperate "jog 
 combustible 388 
 combustion 384 
 come happen 151 
 
 approach 286 
 
 arrive 292 
 
 cA<?er ?{/> .'836 
 
 out upon ! 932 
 
 - about 658 
 
 - across 
 discover 48a* 
 
 - after 
 sequence 63 
 posterior 117 
 
 cut and - again 
 
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 - of age 131 
 
 - amiss 
 disagreeable 24 
 ill-timsd 135 
 
 - back 283 
 
 - before 116 
 
 - by 775 
 
 - at one's call 743 
 
 - to a determina- 
 tion 604 
 
 - down with 807 
 
 - into existence 
 be I 
 
 begin 66 
 
 - first superior 33 
 precede 62 
 
 - forth 
 egress 295 
 appear 446 
 
 - forward 763 
 
 - from 154 
 
 - to the front 303 
 
 - and go 314 
 
 - to hand 785 
 
 - to a head 
 climax 33 
 complete 52 
 
 - in ingress 294 
 receipt 785 
 
 - in for 
 
 property 778, 780 
 
 - to one's know- 
 ledge 527 
 
 - to life 359 
 
 - what may 474 
 
 - near 286 
 
 - to nothing 
 unprod^Lctive 169 
 
 fail 732 
 
 - of 154 
 
 - oif loop-hole 617 
 escape 671 
 
 - on future 121 
 destiny 152 
 
 I defy you 715 
 attack 716 
 
 - to oneself 660 
 
 - into operation 
 
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 - out 
 disclosure 529 
 jmblication 531 
 on the stage 599 
 
 - out of effect 154 
 egress 295 
 
 - out with 
 disclose 529 
 sjyeak 582 
 
 - over 
 
 influence 615 
 co?isent 762 
 
 - to pass state 7 
 event 151 
 
 - to pieces 44 
 
 - to the point 
 speciality 79 
 attention 457 
 concise 572 
 
 - to the rescue 
 672 
 
 - round 
 pei'iod 138 
 conversion 144 
 belief 484 
 assent 488 
 cliange of mind 
 
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 influence 615 
 restoration 660 
 be pacified 723 
 consent 762 
 
 - to the same 
 thing 27 
 
 - short of 
 infeHor 34 
 fall short 304 
 
 - to one's senses 
 502 
 
 - to a stand 142 
 
 - to terms 
 
 assent 488 
 contract 769 
 it -s to this 
 concisely 572 
 
 - to equal 27 
 w/iole 50 
 arithmetic 85 
 become 144 
 c/et-r^ 154 
 in/ierit 777 
 money 800 
 j?7*ice 812 
 
 - together 
 assemble 72 
 convei'ge 290 
 
 - under 76 
 
 - upon 
 unexpected 508 
 acquire 775 
 cZaiw 924 
 
 - into use 613 
 
 - into view 446 
 
 - into the views oi 
 cooperate 709 
 
 - off well 731 
 
 - into the world 
 
 359 
 comedy 
 
 drama 599 
 
 comic 853 
 comely 845 
 comestible 298 
 comet 
 
 wanderer 268 
 
 star 318 
 comfit 396 
 comfort 
 
 pleasure 377 
 
 delight %2^j 
 
 content 831 
 
 ^•elief 834 
 
 give - 906 
 
 comfortable 
 
 pleasi?ig 829 
 Comforter 976 
 comfortless 
 
 painful 830 
 
 dejected 837 
 comic wit 842 
 
 ridiculous 853 
 coming [«tf<? come J 
 
 impending 152 
 
 - events 
 prediction 511 
 
 - time 121 
 comitia 696 
 comity 894 
 comma 142 
 command Mgh 206 
 
 authority 737 
 
COM 
 
 COM 
 
 COM 
 
 COM 
 
 order 741 
 jwssess 777 
 at one's - 
 obedient 743 
 
 - belief 484 
 
 - of language 
 
 fV7'itivff S74 
 speaking 582 
 
 - of money 803 
 
 - one's passions 
 
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 - respect 928 
 
 - one's temper 
 826 
 
 - a view of 441 
 commandant 745 
 commanding 
 
 [see command] 
 
 important 642 
 comme deux 
 
 gouttes d'eau 17 
 comme il faut 
 
 taste 850 
 
 fashion 852 
 
 genteel 875 
 commemorate 883 
 commence 66 
 commencement de 
 la fin end 67 
 
 destruction 162 
 commend 931 
 
 - the poisoned 
 chalice 544 
 
 commendable 944 
 
 commensurate 
 accordant 23 
 numeral 85 
 adequate 639 
 
 comment 
 reason 476 
 judgment 480 
 interpretation 
 522 
 
 commentary 595 
 
 commentator 524 
 
 commerce 
 
 conversation 588 
 tarter 794 
 cards 840 
 
 commercial arith- 
 metic 811 
 
 commination 908, 
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 commingle 41 
 
 comminute 330 
 
 commiserate 914 
 
 commissariat 637 
 
 commissary 
 consigtiee 758 
 
 commission 
 
 task 625 
 delegate 766 
 
 - of the peace 
 
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 commissioner 758 
 commissionnaire 
 
 messenger 534 
 
 consignee 758 
 commissure 43 
 commis-voyageur 
 
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 commit do 680 
 
 delegate 755 
 
 cards 840 
 
 arrest 969 
 
 - an absurdity 
 
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 - oneself to a 
 course 609 
 
 - to the flames 
 
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 - to memory 505 
 
 - oneself 
 clurnsg 699 
 promise 768 
 
 - to prison 751 
 
 - sin 945 
 
 - to writing 551 
 committee 
 
 council 696 
 consignee 758 
 (director 694) 
 commix 41 
 commode 191 
 j commodious 644 
 i commodity 798 
 commodore 745 
 common 
 general 78 
 ordinary 82 
 plain 344 
 habitual 613 
 trifling 643 
 base 876 
 in - related 9 
 participate 778 
 right of - 780 
 tenant in - 778 
 make - cause 709 
 
 - consent 488 
 
 - council 966 
 
 - course 613 
 
 - herd 876 
 
 - law old 124 
 law 963 
 
 - measure 84 
 
 - origin 153 
 
 - parlance 576 
 
 - place-book 
 record 551 
 
 compendium 596 
 
 - saying 496 
 
 - sense 498 
 
 - sewer 653 
 
 - stock 778 
 
 - weal 
 mankind 372 
 good 618 
 utility 644 
 philanthropy 910 
 
 Common Fleas 
 
 Court of - 966 
 commonalty 876 
 commoner 876 
 commonplace 
 
 known 490 
 
 habit 613 
 
 unimportant 643 
 
 dull 843 
 commons 298 
 commonwealth 372 
 commorant 188 
 commotion 315 
 commune 
 
 township 181 
 commune with 588 
 
 - oneself 451 
 communibus annis 
 
 29 
 communicant 990 
 communicate 
 
 join 43 
 
 tell 527 
 
 give 784 
 
 sacrament 998 
 communication 
 
 nervs 532 
 oral - 582, 588 
 communion 
 
 society 712 
 
 participation 
 778 
 
 sacrament 998 
 hold - with 888 
 
 - table 1000 
 communique 527 
 communist 
 
 rebel 742 
 2)a7'ticipation 
 
 778 
 j)Mlanthropy 910 
 evil doer 913 
 community 
 party 712 
 
 - at large 372 
 
 - of goods 778 
 commutation 
 
 compensation 30 
 subditution 147 
 interchange 148 
 
 compromise 774 
 
 barter 794 
 commutual 12 
 compact 
 
 joined 43 
 
 united 87 
 
 compressed 195 
 
 compendious 201 
 
 dense 321 
 
 bargain 769 
 compages 
 
 n'hole 50 
 
 structure 329 
 compagination 43 
 companion 77iaf&A 17 
 
 accompaniment 
 88 
 
 friend 890 
 companionable 892 
 companionship 892 
 company 
 
 assembly 72 
 
 actors 599 
 
 p>arty, partner- 
 ship 712 
 
 fry^;^; 726 
 
 sociality 892 
 
 (merchants 797) 
 bear - 88 
 in - with 88 
 comparable 9 
 comparative 
 
 degree 26 
 
 compare 464 
 
 - Anatomy 368 
 comparatively 32 
 compare 464 
 
 - notes 695 
 comparison 464 
 compartition 44 
 compartment 
 
 jfaii; 51 
 
 region 181 
 
 place 182 
 
 <?<?ZZ 191 
 
 carriage 272 
 compass 
 
 degree 26 
 
 5^fli?(? 180 
 
 siirround 227 
 
 measure 466 
 
 intend 620 
 
 guidance 693 
 
 achieve 729 
 box the - azimuth 
 278 
 
 rotation 312 
 keep within - 
 
 moderation 174 
 
 /aZ^ .<f7ir>r?^ 304 
 393 
 
COM 
 
 COM 
 
 COM 
 
 CON 
 
 economy 817 
 points of the - 
 
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 in a small - 193 
 
 - about 229 
 
 - of thought 498 
 compassion 914 
 
 object of - 828 
 compatible 
 
 consentaneous 23 
 
 2)08sihle 470 
 compatriot 
 
 inliabitant 188 
 
 friend 890 
 compeer equal 27 
 
 fHend 890 
 compel 744 
 compellation 564 
 compendious 
 
 slwH 201 
 compendium 596 
 compensate 
 
 inalie up for 30 
 
 requite 973 
 compensation 30 
 competence 
 
 power 157 
 
 sufjicienGy 639 
 
 sMll 698 
 
 wealth 803 
 competition 
 
 opposition 708 
 
 contention 720 
 competitor 
 
 opponoit 710 
 
 combatant 726 
 
 candidate 767 
 compilation 
 
 colled 72 
 
 Jo<;A5 593 
 
 compendium 596 
 complacent 
 
 ■pleased 827 
 
 content 831 
 
 courteous 894 
 
 Aiw^;? 906 
 complaint 
 
 illness 655 
 
 murmur 839 
 
 lodge a - 938 
 « without cause 
 
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 complaisant 
 
 courteous 894 
 
 7a/i<^ 906 
 complement 
 
 adjunct 39 
 
 remmnder 40 
 
 ^arf 52 
 
 arithmetic 84 
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 complementary 
 
 colour 428 
 complete 
 
 entire 52 
 
 accovipl'ish 729 
 
 compact 769 
 
 - answer 479 
 
 - circle 311 
 
 in a - degree 31 
 
 completeness 52 
 
 completion 729 
 
 complex 59 
 
 complexion 
 state 7 
 colour 428 
 appea/rance 448 
 
 compliance 
 conformity 82 
 obedience 743 
 consent 762 
 obsenance 772 
 
 complicate 
 derange 61 
 
 complicated 
 disorder 59 
 convolution 248 
 
 complice 711 
 
 complicity 709 
 
 compliment 
 courtesy 894 
 praise 931 
 poor - 932 
 -s of season 896 
 
 complot 626 
 
 comply [5<?e com- 
 pliance] 
 
 compo coating 223 
 material 635 
 
 component 56 
 
 componere lites 
 
 723, 724 
 comport 
 
 - oneself 692 
 
 - with 23 
 compos 502 
 compose 
 
 make up 54, 56 
 produce 161 
 moderate 174 
 music 416 
 w?'?if6' 590 
 printing 591 
 
 i?«4/y '723 
 
 assuage 826 
 composed 
 
 self-possessed 826 
 composer 
 
 music 413 
 composite 41 
 composition 54 
 
 [stf^ compose] 
 combination 48 
 ^;?6re ^Z music 
 
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 2)icture 556 
 SifyZd 569 
 writing 590 
 building material 
 
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 compromise 774 
 
 barter 794 
 
 atonement 952 
 compositor 
 
 printer 591 
 compost 653 
 composure 826 
 compotation 959 
 compound 
 
 mia? 41 
 
 combination 48 
 
 compromise 774 
 
 - arithmetic 466 
 
 - for substitute 147 
 barter 794 
 {stijyulate 769) 
 
 comprador 637 
 comprehend 
 
 compose 54 
 
 include 76 
 
 ^«<>w 490 
 
 understand 518 
 
 comprehension [^ec 
 
 comprehend] 
 
 intelligence 498 
 comprehensive 
 
 general 78 
 
 wr^<3 192 
 
 - argument 476 
 compress 
 
 contract 195 
 curtail 201 
 condense 2)21 
 remedy 662 
 
 compressible 322 
 
 comprise 76 
 
 comprobation 
 evidence 467 
 demonstration 
 478 
 
 compromise 
 
 <Z«ZZy 7t5if/t 605 
 
 mid-course 628 
 
 danger 665 
 
 ^^CT/y 723 
 
 compact 769 
 
 compound 774 
 
 atone 952 
 compromised 
 
 promised 768 
 compter 799 
 
 compte rendu 
 record 551 
 accounts 811 
 {attract 596) 
 
 comptroller 
 director 694 
 (^master 745) 
 
 compulsion 744 
 
 conpunction 950 
 
 compurgation 
 evidence 467 
 acquittal 970 
 
 compute 85 
 
 comrade 890 
 
 comradeship 892 
 
 con //ii/^^ 451 
 ^^ J?/ ^^7^ 505 
 Z^ar;i 539 
 
 conation 600 
 
 conatu magnas 
 nugas, magno - 
 7ra5;td 638 
 unimpoHance 
 
 643 
 concamerate 245 
 concatenation 
 
 junction 43 
 
 continuity 69 
 concavity 252 
 conceal 
 
 invisible 447 
 
 7«/^e 528 
 
 chinning 702 
 concealment 528 
 concede 
 
 assent 488 
 
 admit 529 
 
 permit "] 60 
 
 consent 762 
 
 ^ZV6^ 784 
 conceit ^^m 453 
 
 ./bZZy 499 
 
 supposition 514 
 
 imagination 515 
 
 wij^ 842 
 
 affectation 855 
 
 vanity 880 
 conceited 
 
 dogmatic 481 
 conceivable 470 
 conceive begin 66 
 
 teem 168 
 
 believe 484 
 
 understand 490 
 
 imagine 515 
 concent 413 
 concentrate 
 
 assemble 72 
 
 centrality 222 
 
 converge 299 
 
CON 
 
 CON 
 
 CON 
 
 CON 
 
 concentric 222 
 conception 
 
 [see conceive] 
 intellect 450 
 idea 453 
 concern 
 relation 9 
 event 151 
 business 625 
 imjjoi'tance 642 
 Jio'm 797 
 grief 828 
 
 - oneself with 
 625 
 
 concerning 
 relative to 9 
 {topic 454) 
 concert 
 agreement 23 
 imtsic 415 
 act in - 709 
 in - musical 413 
 concord 714 
 
 - measures 626 
 concertina 417 
 concerto 415 
 concert-room 840 
 concession 
 
 permission 760 
 
 consent 762 
 
 giving 784 
 concesso, ex > 
 
 reasoning ^'j6 
 
 assent 488 
 concetto 842 
 conchoid 245 
 Conchology 223 
 concierge 753 
 conciliate 
 
 talk over 61 '^ 
 
 pacify 723 
 
 satisfy 831 
 
 courtesy 894 
 
 atonement 952 
 conciliatory [see 
 conciliate] 
 
 concord 714 
 
 forgiving 918 
 conciliatrix 962 
 concinnity 
 
 %Ze 578 
 
 beauty 845 
 conciseness 572 
 concision 201 
 conclave 
 
 assembly 72 
 
 council 696 
 
 chv/rch 995 
 conclude 
 
 ew<^ 67 
 
 i?i/!?7* 480 
 resolve 604 
 complete 729 
 compact 769 
 
 conclusion 
 
 [see conclude] 
 judgment 480 
 try -s 476 
 foregone - 6n 
 hasty - 481 
 
 conclusive 
 
 [see conclude] 
 answer 462 
 ceHain 474 
 proof 478 
 - reasoning 476 
 
 concoct Zie 544 
 ^fo% 626 
 2)repa/re 673 
 
 concomitant 
 accompany 88 
 .s'owe ^iwe 1 20 
 
 concord a^rree 23 
 music 413 
 assent 488 
 ha/rmony 714 
 («m% 888) 
 
 concordance 
 dictionary 562 
 
 concordat 769 
 
 Concordia discors 
 disagree 24 
 disorder 59 
 
 concours 720 
 
 concourse 
 assemblage 72 
 com:ergence 290 
 
 concremation 384 
 
 concrete w/«ss 46 
 density 321 
 hardness 323 
 matei'ials 635 
 
 concubinage 961 
 
 concubine 926 
 
 concupiscence 
 desire 865 
 imjmrity 961 
 
 concur 
 
 co-exist 120 
 causation 178 
 converge 290 
 assent 488 
 concert yog 
 
 concurrence 178 
 
 concussion 276 
 
 condemnation 
 censure 932 
 conviction 971 
 
 condense 
 compress 195 
 
 <fe%se 321 
 condescend 879 
 condign 924 
 condiment 393 
 condisciple 541 
 condition ste^e 7 
 
 modification 469 
 
 supposition 514 
 
 ;fe?*w 770 
 
 repute 873 
 
 ?'a/iA; 875 
 in -plump 192 
 in good - 648 
 on - 770 
 in perfect - 650 
 physical - 316 
 conditional 8 
 conditions 770 
 condolence 914, 915 
 condone 918 
 condottiere 
 
 traveller 268 
 
 fighter 726 
 conduce 
 
 contribute 153 
 
 ^ew<^ 176 
 
 concur 178 
 
 ar«iZ 644 
 conduct 
 
 transfer 270 
 
 procedure 692 
 
 Zefl<^ 693 
 safe- 
 
 passport 631 
 
 «^e^y 664 
 
 - an inquiry 461 
 
 - to 278 
 conductor 
 
 conveyer 271 
 
 director 694 
 lightning - 666 
 conduit 350 
 conduplicate 89 
 condyle 250 
 cone round 249 
 
 pointed 253 
 confabulation 588 
 confection 396 
 
 confectionary 396 
 confederacy 
 
 cooperation 709 
 
 paHy 712 
 confederate 711 
 confer advise 695 
 
 ^ire 7S4 
 
 - benefit 648 
 
 - power 157 
 
 - privilege 760 
 
 - right 924 
 
 - with 588 
 
 conference [see 
 confer] 
 
 council 696 
 confess assent 488 
 
 avow 529 
 
 penitence 950 
 
 - and avoid 937 
 i confession [see 
 
 confess] 
 auricular - 998 
 
 - of faith 983 
 confessional 
 
 temple 1000 
 confessions 
 
 biography 594 
 confessor 996 
 confidant 711 
 confidante 
 
 servant 746 
 
 friend 890 
 confidence 
 
 tl^LSt 484 
 
 hope 858 
 
 courage 861 
 in - 528 
 confident 
 
 [see confidence] 
 
 afUrm 535 
 configuration 240 
 confine 
 
 circumscribe 229 
 
 limit 233 
 
 imprison 751 
 confined 
 
 narrow judgment 
 481 
 
 iZZ 655 
 confinement 
 
 childbed 161 
 confines of 
 on the- 197 
 confirm 
 
 corroborate 467 
 
 assent 488 
 
 consent 762 
 
 compact 769 
 
 Wfe 998 
 confirmed 150 
 
 - habit 613 
 confiscate fa^e 789 
 
 condemn 971 
 
 penalty 974 
 confiture 396 
 conflagration 384 1 
 conflexure 245 
 conflict 
 
 opposition 70S 
 
 discord 713 
 
 contention 720 
 conflicting 
 395 
 
CON 
 
 CON 
 
 OON 
 
 CON 
 
 oontrary 14 
 cmmteracting 1 79 
 - evidence 468 
 confluence 
 
 pinction 43 
 
 convergence 290 
 
 river 348 
 conflux 
 
 assemblage 72 
 
 convergence 290 
 conform assent 488 
 conformable 
 
 agreeing 23 
 conformation 240 
 conformity 82 
 confound 
 
 disorder 61 
 
 destroy 162 
 
 ?w)^ discriminate 
 465a 
 
 perplex 475 
 
 defeat 731 
 
 astonish 870 
 
 cw^e 908 
 confounded 
 
 /7rea^ 31 
 
 Ja<i 649 
 confraternity 
 
 party 712 
 
 f'riendship 888 
 confrere 
 
 colleague 711 
 
 friend 890 
 confrication 331 
 confront/<*c<9 234 
 
 compare 464 
 
 oppose 708 
 
 rm«^ 719 
 
 - danger 861 
 
 - witnesses 467 
 Confucius 986 
 confuse <?e?*a;?^<? 61 
 
 perplex 458 
 
 obscure 519 
 
 Twf discriminate 
 465a 
 
 abash 879 
 confused <^Mor<?e7' 59 
 
 invisible 447 
 
 uncertain 475 
 
 /ffyfe 571 
 confusion 
 
 [«(?e confuse] 
 
 - seize 908 
 
 - of tongues 560, 
 
 563 
 
 - of vision 443 
 
 - worse con- 
 founded 59 
 
 confutation 479 
 396 
 
 conge 756 
 
 - d'elire 995 
 congeal dense 321 
 
 cold 385 
 congener 
 
 similar 17 
 
 included 76 
 congenial 
 
 agreeing 23 
 
 concord 714 
 
 ^ovd 897 
 
 (expedient 646) 
 congenital 5 
 cogeries 72 
 congestion 641 
 conglaciation 385 
 conglobation 72 
 conglomerate 
 
 cohere 46 
 
 assemblage 72 
 
 <Z^«,?<? 321 
 conglutinate 46 
 congratulate 896 
 
 - oneself 838 
 congratulation 896 
 congregation 
 
 assemblage 72 
 worshippers 990 
 laity 997 
 
 Congregationalist 
 984 
 
 congress 
 assembly 72 
 convergence 290 
 conference 588 
 council 696 
 
 congreve /?<<?Z 388 
 
 - rocket 727 
 congruous 
 
 agreeing 23 
 
 (expedient 646) 
 conical round 249 
 
 pointed 253 
 conjecture 514 
 conjoin 43 
 conjointly 37 
 conjugal 903 
 conjugate 
 
 n-ords 562 
 
 - in all its tenses, 
 &c. 104 
 
 conjugation 
 
 junction 43 
 
 jwfltr 89 
 
 phase 144 
 
 grammar 567 
 conjunction 43 
 
 in - with 37 
 conjuncture 
 
 contingency 8 
 
 occasion 134 
 conjure deceive 545 
 
 entreat 765 
 
 sorcery 992 
 - up a vision 515 
 conjuror 
 
 deceiver 548 
 
 sorcerer 994 
 connaitre les des- 
 
 sous des cartes 
 
 490 
 connate intrinsic 5 
 
 (7a?w<? 153 
 connatural 
 
 ■uniform 16 
 
 similar 17 
 connect reZ«;fd 9 
 
 Zf;^^ 43 
 connective 45 
 conned, well - 490 
 connexion 
 
 [«(9e connect] 
 
 ^i/i II 
 in - with 9 
 connexions 
 
 cards 840 
 connive 
 
 overlook 460 
 
 aZZow 760 
 connoisseur 
 
 cW^?c 480 
 
 scholar 492 
 
 to«#<? 850 
 connotate 550 
 connote 550 
 connubial 903 
 connuted 9 
 conoscente 850 
 conquer 731 
 conquered 
 
 (^failure 732) 
 conquering hero 
 
 comes 883 
 conqueror 731 
 consanguinity 11 
 conscia recti, mens - 
 
 pride 878 
 
 innocence 946 
 conscience 
 
 knowledge 490 
 
 moral sense 926 
 in all - great 3 1 
 
 affi,r motion 535 
 awakened - 950 
 qualms of - 603 
 clear - 946 
 stricken - 950 
 tender - 926 
 
 honour 939 
 conscientious 926 
 
 scrupulous 939 
 (veracious 543) 
 (virtuous 944) 
 conscious 
 intuitive 450 
 knmvledge 490 
 
 - of disgrace 874 
 
 - of glory 873 
 conscript 726 
 conscription 744 
 consecrate use 677 
 
 dedicate 873 
 sanctify 987 
 holy orders 995 
 
 consecration 
 rite 998 
 
 consectary 478 
 
 - reasoning 476 
 consecution 63 
 consecutive 
 
 following 63 
 
 contimwus 69 
 consecutively 
 
 slowly 275 
 consent assent 488 
 
 compliance 762 
 with one - 178 
 consentaneous 
 
 agreeing 23 
 
 (expedient 646) 
 consequence 
 
 evew^ 151 
 
 ejfiscit 154 
 
 impoHance 642 
 in - 478 
 of no - 643 
 take the -s 154 
 consequent 63 
 consequential 
 
 deducible 478 
 
 arrogant 878 
 consequently 
 
 reasoning 476 
 
 effect 154 
 conservation 
 
 permanence 141 
 
 storage 636 
 
 preservation 670 
 conservatism 141 
 
 670 
 conservative 141 
 
 - policy 681 
 conservatory 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 floriculture 371 
 
 furnace 386 
 
 s^(>r<? 636 
 conserve 396 
 consider ;f7w//^ 451 
 
 attend to 457 
 
CON 
 
 CON 
 
 CON 
 
 CON 
 
 examine 461 
 
 believe 484 
 considerable 
 
 in degree 31 
 
 in size 192 
 
 im.portajit 642 
 considerate 
 
 careful 459 
 
 judicious 498 
 consideration 
 
 purchase money 
 147 
 
 thought 451 
 
 i<ida 453 
 attention 457 
 qualification 469 
 itiducement 615 
 importance 642 
 ^r/if 784 
 benevolence 906 
 respect 928 
 requital 973 
 
 deserve - 642 
 
 in - of 
 compensation 30 
 reasoning 476 
 
 on - 658 
 
 take into - 
 thought 45 1 
 attention 457 
 
 under - 
 ^f>^ic 454 
 iyiquiry 461 
 ^^;i 626 
 considered, all 
 things - 
 judgment 480 
 premeditation 
 611 
 imperfection 651 
 
 consign 
 
 transfer 270 
 commission 755 
 property 783 
 ^ire 784 
 
 - to the flames 
 
 384 
 
 - to oblivion 506 
 
 - to the tomb 363 
 consignee 758 
 consignment 
 
 commission 755 
 
 ^/t 784 
 apportionment 
 786 
 consist 
 
 - in I 
 -of 54 
 
 consistence 
 density 321 
 
 consistency 
 uniformity 16 
 agreement 23 
 
 consistently with 
 82 
 
 consistory 
 council 696 
 church 995 
 
 consolation 
 reZtd/" 834 
 condole 915 
 religimis 976 
 
 console 
 fa&Zd 215 
 
 consolidate 
 
 WW'i^d 46, 48 
 
 condense 321 
 Consols 802 
 consomme 298 
 consonant 
 
 agreeing 23 
 
 musical 413 
 
 fe^^d;- 561 
 
 {expedient 646) 
 consort 
 
 accompany 88 
 
 associate 892 
 
 spouse 903 
 - with 23 
 consortship 892 
 conspection 441 
 conspectus 596 
 conspicuous 
 
 visible 446 
 
 famous 873 
 conspiracy 626 
 conspirator 626 
 
 traitor 941 
 conspire 
 
 concur 178 
 
 cooperate 709 
 constable 
 
 governor 745 
 
 officer 965 
 constant 
 
 uniform 16 
 
 continuous 69 
 
 regular 80 
 
 frequent 136 
 
 immutable 150 
 
 tfaracit 494 
 
 persevering 604a 
 
 faithful 939 
 constellation 
 
 «tors 318 
 
 luminary 423 
 
 ^^^ry 873 
 consternation S60 
 constipation 
 
 closure 2^1 
 
 density 321 
 constituent 56 
 constitute 
 
 compose 54, 56 
 
 produce 161 
 constitution 
 
 nature 5 
 
 «ffl^e 7 
 
 composition 54 
 
 sti'ucture 329 
 
 cluiHer 924 
 
 Z<in' 963 
 constitutional 
 
 7raZ^ 266 
 
 - government 737 
 constrain 
 
 compel 744 
 restrain 751 
 abash 881 
 
 constrict 195 
 
 constringe 195 
 
 construct 161 
 
 construction 161 
 /ww 240 
 structure 329 
 meaning 522 
 put a false - upon 
 
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 constructive 
 latent 526 
 
 - evidence 467 
 construe 522 
 consubstantiation 
 
 998 
 consul 758, 759 
 consulship 737 
 consult 695 
 
 - one's pillow 133 
 
 - one's own wishes 
 
 943 
 
 - the wishes of 
 
 707 
 consume 
 destroy 162 
 7i'a«r^<9 638 
 ««e 677 
 
 - time 
 ^iwd 106 
 inactivity 683 
 
 consumere natus, 
 fruges - 683 
 
 consuming 830 
 
 consummate 
 yrca^ 31 
 complete 52 
 completed 729 
 
 - skill 698 
 consummation 
 
 d/i<i 67 
 completion 729 
 
 - devoutly to be 
 wished 
 
 r^ooii 618 
 
 desire 865 
 consumption [^^^ 
 consume] 
 
 shrinliing 195 
 
 disease 655 
 contact 199 
 come in - 
 
 arrive 292 
 contagion 
 
 transfer 270 
 
 unJiealthy 657 
 contain 
 
 &« composed of 
 
 include 76 
 contaminate 
 
 «M^ 653 
 
 5j3oi7 659 
 contaminated 
 
 diseased 655 
 contango Si 3 
 contemn 930 
 contemper 174 
 contemplate 
 
 rit'w 441 
 
 t/ii/i^ 451 
 
 expect 507 
 
 purpose 620 
 contemporary 120 
 contemporation 
 
 174 
 contempt 930 
 
 - of danger 861 
 contemptible 
 
 unimportant 643 
 dishonourable 
 940 
 contend 
 reason 476 
 a«5«r# 535 
 y^/tiJ 720 
 
 - with difficulties 
 704 
 
 -for 
 
 vindicate 937 
 content 
 
 assenting 488 
 
 willing 602 
 
 caZ7;t 826 
 
 satisfied 831 
 to one's heart's - « 
 
 sufficient 639 
 
 success 731 
 contention 720 
 contentious 901 
 contents 
 
 ingredients 56 
 397 
 
OON 
 
 list 86 
 
 components 190 
 
 synopsis 596 
 conterminate 
 
 end 67 
 
 limit 233 
 conterminous 199 
 contesseration 72 
 contest 720 
 context 591 
 contexture 329 
 
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 475 
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 convolution 248 
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 contour 
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 improper 925 
 t"iw 945 
 
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 bargain 769 
 (^decrease 36) 
 (curtail 201) 
 
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 - a habit 613 
 
 - an obligation 
 
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 (elasticity 325) 
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 short-hand 590 
 
 compendium 596 
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 contrary 14 
 
 dissent 489 
 
 ^e«y 536 
 
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 contradictory 
 
 evidence 468 
 contradistinction 
 
 15 
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 dissuxide 616 
 
 warning 668 
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 au - 536 
 contralto 408 
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 inversion 218 
 
 reversion 237 
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 contrariety 14 
 contrary 
 
 opposite 14 
 
 antagonistic 179 
 
 captious 608 
 
 opposing 708 
 quite the - 536 
 
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 - to reason 471 
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 contrariety 14 
 difference 15 
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 contravallation 717 
 
 contravene 
 contrary 14 
 counterevidence 
 468 
 
 CON 
 
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 hinder 706 
 
 oppose 708 
 centre coeur, a - 
 
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 contre-coup 277 
 contretemps 
 
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 hindrance 706 
 
 misfortune 735 
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 <?aw«^ 153 
 
 jJew<^ 176 
 
 concur 178 
 
 «i<^ 707 
 
 ^iv^ 784 
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 2^«^<;^ 789 
 
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 cunning 702 
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 restrain 751 
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 under - 
 
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 !*uhjection 749 
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 discordant 713 
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 476, 726 
 controversy 
 
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 contention 720 
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 interlocution 
 
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 - rage 900 
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 coolheaded 
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 <^7'«w- 392 
 
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 399 
 
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 sJuirp 253 
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 coronation 
 
 enthronement 
 
 755 
 
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 title 877 
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 corporate 43 
 
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 - hereditaments 
 
 780 
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 guilt 947 
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 law 963 
 
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 disclose 529 
 
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 - reasoning 476 
 
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 [«e^ correct] 
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 consignee 758 
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 corrivalry 720 
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 corroborant 662 
 corroboration 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 assent 488 
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 er<*<£d 659 
 
 a^^of 830 
 corrosive 
 
 [«<?<? corrode] 
 
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 destructive 649 
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 rumple 258 
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 neology 563 
 
 fondness 653 
 
 disease 655 
 
 deterioration 659 
 
 improbity 940 
 
 ?;ic^ 945 
 corrupting 
 
 noxious 649 
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 corsair 792 
 
 COS 
 
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 corselet 225 
 
 corset 225 
 
 corso 728 
 
 cortege 
 adjunct 39 
 continuity 69 
 accompanim ent 
 
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 journey 266 
 «?ti;t^ 746 
 
 cortes 696 
 
 cortex 
 
 cortical 223 
 
 coruscate 420 
 
 corvette 273 
 
 corybantic 503 
 
 Corypbeus 
 teacher 540 
 directm' 694 
 
 Coscinomancy 511 
 
 cosey 892 
 
 cosignificative 522 
 
 cosine 2 1 7 
 
 cosmetic 
 remedy 662 
 ornament 847 
 
 cosmical 318 
 
 cosmogony, &c. 
 318 
 
 cosmopolitan 
 abode 189 
 manMnd 372 
 philajithropio 
 910 
 
 cosmorama 448 
 
 cosmos 318 
 
 Cossack 726 
 
 cosset 
 
 darling 899 
 caw«s 902 
 
 cost 812 
 pay -s 807 
 to one's - 
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 badness 649 
 
 - what it may 
 604 
 
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 costermonger 797 
 costless 815 
 costly 814 
 costive 
 
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 costume 225 
 
 theatrical - 599 
 costume 225 
 
 bal - 840 
 costumier 225 
 theatrical 599 
 
 OOU 
 
 cosy snug 377 
 
 sociable 892 
 cot abode 189 
 
 bed 215 
 cote 189 
 cotenancy 778 
 coterie Jw/i^y 712 
 
 society 892 
 cothurnus 599 
 cotillon 840 
 cottage 189 
 cottager 188 
 cotter 188 
 cotton 205 
 couch lie 21^ 
 
 bed 215 
 
 stoop 308 
 
 hirk 528 
 
 - one's lance 720 
 
 - in terms 566 
 couchant 213 
 couci-couci 651 
 cough 349 
 
 churchyard - 655 
 couleur de rose 
 good 648 
 prosperity 734 
 view en - 836 
 coulisses 599 
 coulter 253 
 council 
 senate 696 
 chu/rch 995 
 hold a - 695 
 
 - of education 
 
 542 
 councillor 696 
 counsel 
 advice 695 
 lawyer 968 
 keep one's own - 
 
 528 
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 be advised 695 
 count clause 5 1 
 item. 79 
 compute 85 
 estimate 480 
 lard 875 
 
 - the cost 864 
 
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 believe 484 
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 face 234 
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 enc&iirage 861 
 vindicate 937 
 
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 stare out of - 885 
 
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 disap2?oin tmen t 
 
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 token 550 
 
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 Jw?/ 795 
 
 Sf'ZZ 796 
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 voluntarily 708 
 
 counteraction 179 
 
 counterbalance 30 
 
 counterblast 
 counteract 179 
 retaliate 718 
 
 counterchange 
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 interchange 148 
 
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 countercheck 
 
 TWO^T*^ 550 
 
 hindrance 706 
 counter-evidence 
 
 468 
 counterfeit 
 
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 Cfl/;y 21 
 
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 «7</i?/« 545 
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 countermarcb 
 
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 rcgressio7i 283 
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 countermine 
 
 j:;<»» 626 
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 counterpane 223 
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 copy 21 
 
 reverse 237 
 counterplot 
 
 jyZ«;i 626 
 
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 retaliate 718 
 counterpoise 
 
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 hinder 706 
 
 (^counteract 179) 
 counter-poison 662 
 counter-project 
 
 718 
 counter-protest 
 
 468 
 counter-revolution 
 
 146 
 counterscarp 717 
 countersign 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 assent 488 
 
 ?«flr^ 550 
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 countervail 
 
 outtveigh 28 
 
 compensate 30 
 
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 countess 875 
 counting-house 
 
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 countless 105 
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 vulgar 851 
 country 
 
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 a&o<^e 189 
 
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 country-dance 840 
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 friend 890 
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 coup 
 
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 censure 932 
 
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 - d'essai 675 
 
 - d'etat 
 revolution 146 
 j9Z<i/i 626 
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 - de grace 
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 jfunishment 972 
 
 - de main 
 I'iolence 173 
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 attack 716 
 
 - de maitre 
 excellent 648 
 skilful 698 
 success 731 
 
 - d'oeil 
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 display 882 
 
 - de plume 590 
 
 - de soleil 
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 a - sur 474 
 
 - de theatre 
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 display 882 
 
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 coupon 800 
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 cofitinuity 69 
 
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 motion 264 
 
 locomotion 
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 - of preparation 
 
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 - of things 151 
 
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 swift 274 
 coursing 
 
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 j)nrsue 622 
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 solicit 765 
 
 gentility 852 
 
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 tribunal 966 
 
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 friend at- 711 
 
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 courteous 894 
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 courtesy 
 
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 politeness 894 
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 courtier 
 
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 -like 933 
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 coute-que-coute 
 
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 Jiollorv 252 
 
 ^a,y 343 
 
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 Gomjjact 769 
 condition 770 
 security 771 
 
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 Earl of - 
 Gonads 840 
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 disrepute 874 
 seclusion 893 
 
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 compensate 30 
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 «<ww<^ 406 
 
 weariness 841 
 
 covering 223 
 
 excellent 648 
 
 satiety 869 
 
 coverlet 223 
 
 injwe 659 
 
 crammed 52 
 
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 Jm«?J 884 
 
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 invisible 447 
 
 >^<^ 298 
 
 cramp 
 
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 5ociaZ 892 
 
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 refuge 666 
 
 drunTten 959 
 
 paralyze 158 
 
 feme -e 903 
 
 - of doom 
 
 weaken 160 
 
 - way 627 
 
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 ZittZe 193 
 
 coverture 903 
 
 future 121 
 
 compress 195 
 
 covet desire 865 
 
 destruction 162 
 
 4^a5w 378 
 
 envy 921 
 
 - one's invention 
 
 hinder 706 
 
 covetous 
 
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 cramped 
 
 miserly 819 
 
 - a joke 842 
 
 ^^yZd 579 
 
 covey 
 
 - shot 700 
 
 cran 191 
 
 assemblage 72 
 
 crackhrained 
 
 cranch 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 insane 503 
 
 [«6'6' craunch] 
 
 cow animal 366 
 
 {foolish 499) 
 
 crane a^«yZe 244 
 
 /t^waZ^^ 374 
 
 cracked 
 
 elevate 307 
 
 intimidate 860 
 
 u?imusical 410 
 
 - neck 245 
 
 coward 862 
 
 wa<5? 503 
 
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 /m*Z^y 651 
 
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 cower «^w>^; 308 
 
 - bell 408a 
 
 cranium 450 
 
 /ear 860 
 
 - voice 581 
 
 crank 
 
 eomardice 862 
 
 cracker 406 
 
 instrument 633 
 
 sernZtf 886 
 
 crackle 406 
 
 wit 842 
 
 cowherd 370 
 
 cracksman 792 
 
 treadmill 975 
 
 cowhide 975 
 
 cradle 
 
 crankle/oZ<^ 258 
 
 cowhouse 189 
 
 beginning 66 
 
 crankling 
 
 cowkeeper 370 
 
 if fancy 127 
 
 roj^^A 256 
 
 cowl sacerdotal 999 
 
 wigiti 153 
 
 cranky weah 160 
 
 {dress 225) 
 
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 ^ZZ health 655 
 
 co-worker 690 
 
 JeeZ 215 
 
 cranny 198 
 
 coxcomh 854 
 
 training 673 
 
 crape 
 
 coxcomhry 
 
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 crinhle 248 
 
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 mourning 839 
 
 vanity 880 
 
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 crapulence 
 
 coxwain 269 
 
 business 625 
 
 intemperance 
 
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 cunning 702 
 
 gluttony 957 
 
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 deviation 279 
 
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 regression 283 
 
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 coherence 48 
 
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 stuff 194 
 
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 learn 539 
 
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 crate 
 
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 /.^swr^ 198 
 
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 furrow 259 
 
 compel 744 
 
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 pulveHze 330 
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 desire 865 
 craven submit 725 
 
 cowardly 862 
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 crawl creep 275 
 
 servile 886 
 crayons 556 
 crazy wea^ 160 
 
 mad 503 
 creachy 160 
 creak 410 
 cream 
 
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 ^7 356 
 
 imj?07'ta7it paH 
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 &e«it 648 
 
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 yellmv 436 
 
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 2)roduce 161 
 
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 credence belief 484 
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 credenda 484 
 
 credential 467 
 
 credible 
 possible 470 
 probable 472 
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 influence 737 
 
 pecuniary 805 
 
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 repute 873 
 
 approbation 931 
 
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 water 343 
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 creep crawl 275 
 
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 - into a corner 893 
 
 - into the good 
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 - out 529 
 
 - upon one 508 
 
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 sensation 380 
 
 - thing 366 
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 cremation 
 
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 crepidam, ultra - 
 
 471 
 crepitation 406 
 crepuscule 
 
 dawn 125 
 
 dush 422 
 crescendo 
 
 increase 35 
 
 musical 415 
 
 crescent #rtfe^ 189 
 
 cwve 245 
 cresset signal 550 
 
 {luminaj'y 423) 
 crest summit 210 
 
 2)ointed 253 
 
 tuft 256 
 
 sign 550 
 
 armoHal Sjy 
 
 ptHde 878 
 crest-fallen 
 
 dejected 837 
 
 humble 879 
 crevasse 198 
 crevice 198 
 crew assemblage 72 
 
 inhabitants 188 
 
 manners 269 
 
 j»«7'% 712 
 crib J^<;? 215 
 
 s^^JftZ 791 
 
 2)arsimo7iy 819 
 cribbage 840 
 cribbed confined, 
 
 cabined - 751 
 cribble 260 
 cribriform 260 
 Crichton, 
 
 Admirable - 
 
 scholar 492 
 
 perfect 650 
 
 proficient 700 
 crick ^«wi 378 
 cricket ^<wm<? 840 
 - ground level 213 
 crier 534 
 send round the - 
 
 531 
 crim. con. 961 
 crime guilt 947 
 criminal vicious 945 
 
 culp7-it 949 
 criminality 947 
 criminate 938 
 crimp cHnlde 248 
 
 notch 257 
 
 ^'y'ii^Ze 328 
 
 deceiver 548 
 
 l^«Z;^' 789 
 
 steal 791 
 crimple 258 
 crimson 434 
 cringe submit 725 
 
 servility 886 
 crinite 256 
 crinkle avz-yfc 244 
 
 convolution 248 
 
 >/^/^ 258 
 crinoline 225 
 cripple disable 158 
 
 weaken 160 
 
 injure 659 
 crippled 
 
 disease 655 
 crisis 
 
 conjuncture 8 
 
 present time 118 
 
 oppm'tunity 134 
 
 t't'e^w^ 151 
 
 strait 704 
 bring to a - 604 
 come to a - 729 
 crisp rumpled 248 
 
 rough 256 
 
 brittle 328 
 Cristallomantia 
 
 511 
 
 criterion ;t<?sj^ 463 
 evidence 467 
 indicatimi 550 
 
 Crithomancy 511 
 
 critic j'w<;?<76^ 480 
 tos#<? 850 
 dctractw 936 
 
 critical 
 
 contiiigcnt 8 
 oppm'tune 134 
 impiortant 642 
 dangerous 665 
 difficult 704 
 censorioics 932 
 
 criticism 
 judgment 480 
 disse7'tatii)7i 595 
 disapprobation 
 932 
 detractio7i 934 
 
 critique 
 
 [.%^t: criticism] 
 disc7imi natio7i 
 
 465 
 
 croak «•?/ 412 
 hoarseness 581 
 stammer 583 
 7va7'7ii7ig 668 
 disco7ite7it 832 
 la7nent 839 
 
 croaker 832, 837 
 
 Croat 726 
 
 crock 191 
 
 crockery 384 
 
 crocodile tears 54 
 
 crocus ?/<r'ZZwy 436 
 
 Croesus 803 
 
 croft 189 
 
 cromlecb 363 
 
 crone vttera7i 120 
 fool 501 
 
 crony f7ie7id S90 
 
 favourite 899 
 
 T) D 2 
 
CRO 
 
 crook curve 245 
 deviation 279 
 
 crooked 
 sloping 217 
 distorted 243 
 angular 244 
 latent 526 
 crafty 702 
 i/^Zy 846 
 dishonourable 
 940 
 
 - path 704 
 
 - temper 901 
 
 - ways 279 
 crop 
 
 stomach 191 
 harvest 154 
 slwrten 201 
 m^ 298 
 «f<;re 636 
 gather 775 
 ita/de 789 
 
 - out visible 446 
 disclose 529 
 
 - up J<?^i;i 66 
 take place 151 
 reproduction 163 
 
 cropper /aW 306 
 croquet ^«?«<? 840 
 
 - ground level 212, 
 crosier 999 
 
 cross mix 41 
 
 across 219 
 
 pass 302 
 
 oppose 708 
 
 failure 732 
 
 disaster 735 
 
 refuse 764 
 
 rca? 830 
 
 decoration 877 
 
 fretful 901 
 
 punishment 975 
 
 W^<;'s 998 
 fire - 722 
 red - 662 
 -ed bayonets 708 
 
 - breed 83 
 
 - cut 628 
 
 - lire interchange 
 
 148 
 difficulty 704 
 opposition 708 
 attack 716 
 -ed in love 898 
 
 - the mind 45 1 
 
 - the path of 706 
 
 - and pile 621 
 
 - purposes 
 contrary 14 
 disorder 59 
 
 404 
 
 CRO 
 
 error 495 
 misinterpret 523 
 unskilful 699 
 difficulty 704 
 opposition 708 
 discord Ti"^ 
 
 - questions 
 inquiry 461 
 discord 713 
 ^a7;i^ 840 
 
 - road 627 
 
 - the Kubicon 609 
 
 - sea 348 
 
 - swords 722 
 crossbow 727 
 cross-examine 461 
 cross-grained 
 
 obstinate 606 
 
 swZ% 901a 
 crossing 219 
 crosspatch 895 
 crotch 244 
 crotchet 
 
 music 413 
 
 misj udgyne nt 48 1 
 
 caprice 608 
 crouch Z()w/?r 207 
 
 stoop 308 
 
 /e^ar 860 
 
 servile 886 
 
 - before 725 
 croup 235 
 croupier 694 
 crow C7'y 412 
 
 black 431 
 
 rejoice 838 
 
 Jofl«^ 884 
 pluck a - with 932 
 as the - flies 278 
 -'s foot (age) 128 
 -'s nest 210 
 
 - to pluck 
 discord 713 
 anger 900 
 accuse 938 
 
 crowbar 633 
 crowd 
 
 assemblage 72 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 cfostf 197 
 
 redundance 641 
 
 vulga/r 876 
 in the - mixed 41 
 crown it^y; 210 
 
 circle 247 
 
 complete 729 
 
 J^?v^% 733 
 
 sceptre T/^J 
 
 install 755 
 
 decoration 877 
 
 CRU 
 
 reward 973 
 to - all 33, 642 
 -ed head 745 
 
 - with laurel 873 
 -with success 731 
 
 crowning 
 
 S^see crown] 
 supeo'ior 33 
 end 67 
 
 - point 210 
 cruche a Teau &c. 
 
 tant va la - 735 
 crucial 
 
 crossing 219 
 proof 478 
 
 - test 463 
 cruciate 
 
 physical pain 
 378 
 
 mental pain 830 
 crucible 
 
 dish 191 
 
 conversion 144 
 
 furnace 386 
 
 experiment 463 
 
 lahoQ'atory 691 
 put into the - 163 
 crucifix 998 
 cruciform 219 
 crucify 
 
 physical torture 
 378 
 
 mental agony 
 830 
 
 execution 972 
 crucis, experimen- 
 
 tum - 463 
 crude c^jZm^t" 428 
 
 - ^yle 579 
 unprepa/red 674 
 
 cruel 
 
 jyainful 830 
 
 inhuman 907 
 cruelly wwcA 31 
 cruet 191 
 cruise 
 
 re««eZ 191 
 
 navigation 267 
 cruiser 726 
 crumb s?/i«Z^ 32 
 
 2)owder 330 
 
 (jyarf 51) 
 
 (Zirtfe 193) 
 
 - of comfort 834 
 crumble 
 
 decrease 36 
 weak 160 
 destruction 162 
 brittle 328 
 puh'crizc 330 
 
 CRY 
 
 ^^mZ 659 
 
 - into dust 
 decompose 49 
 
 - under one's feet 
 
 735 
 crumbling 
 
 [see crumble] 
 
 dangerous 665 
 crumenal 800 
 crump 
 
 distorted 243 
 
 curved 245 
 crumple 
 
 rw^e 256 
 
 >^^ 258 
 
 - up destroy 162 
 cn<s/i 195 
 
 crunch 
 slmtter 44 
 c/<d7y 298 
 pulverize 330 
 
 crupper 235 
 
 crusade 722 
 
 crush crowd 72 
 desti'oy 162 
 C07npress 195 
 pulverize 330 
 humble 879 
 (injure 649) 
 
 - under an iron 
 heel 739 
 
 - one's hopes 
 disappoint 509 
 hopeless 859 
 
 crushed 828 
 crushing 830 
 crust 223 
 crustacean 366 
 crusty 901a 
 crutch 
 
 support 215 
 
 «?i^fe 244 
 crux 704 
 
 - criticorum 533 
 cry Miman 411 
 
 animal 412 
 
 publish 531, 532 
 
 <?«7Z 550 
 
 twee 580 
 
 «?^^«6' 613 
 
 weep 839 
 full - loud 404 
 raise a - 550 
 
 - aloud 
 implore 765 
 
 - out against 
 dissuade 616 
 censure 932 
 
 - down 932, 934 
 
 - for 865 
 
CRY 
 
 CUL 
 
 CUP 
 
 CUR 
 
 - before hurt 839 
 
 - for joy 838 
 
 - you mercy 
 deprecate 766 
 
 forgive 918 
 
 - shame 932 
 
 - to beseech 765 
 
 - up 931 
 
 - for vengeance 
 
 923 
 
 - vfolt false 544 
 alarm 669 
 
 - and little wool 
 overrate 482 
 loaM 884 
 disappoint 509 
 
 crying \_see cry] 
 urgent 630 
 
 - evil 619 
 
 - shame 874 
 
 - sin 945 
 crypt cell 191 
 
 grave 363 
 ambush 530 
 altoA' icxx) 
 cryptic 528 
 Cryptography 
 hidden 528 
 writitig 590 
 crystal hard 323 
 transparent 425 
 snow - 383 
 
 - oil 356 
 crystalline 
 
 dense 321 
 
 transparent 425 
 crystallization 
 
 321, 323 
 csako hat 225 
 
 helmet 717 
 cub young 129 
 
 vulga/r 85 1 
 
 chnvn 876 
 •unlicked - 241 
 cube 
 
 three dimensions 
 
 92,93 
 
 form 244 
 cubit 200 
 cucking stool 975 
 cuckold 905 
 cuckoldom 961 
 cuckoo 
 
 imitation 19 
 
 repetition 104 
 
 so^ind 407 
 
 cry 412 
 cuddle 902 
 cudgel heat 276 
 
 weapon 727 
 jmnish 975 
 take up the -s 
 ai^;? 707 
 attack 716 
 contention 720 
 
 - one's brains 
 ^Ai/iA 451 
 imagine 515 
 
 cue M«;t 527 
 
 watchword 550 
 
 j^fca 617 
 
 rofc 625 
 take one's - from 
 
 69s 
 in proper - 698 
 cuff sleeve 225 
 
 blow 276 
 
 punishment 972 
 cui bono 644 
 -?645 
 cuique yoluptas, 
 
 sui - 865 
 cuirass 717 
 cuirassier 726 
 cuisine 298 
 batterie de - 957 
 culbute 
 
 inversion 218 
 
 fall 306 
 cul-de-lampe 
 
 engraving 558 
 
 oi'nament 847 
 cul-de-sac 
 
 concave 252 
 
 closed 261 
 
 difficulty 704 
 culinary 298 
 
 - art 673 
 cull diipe 547 
 
 choose 609 
 
 to^<? 789 
 cullender 260 
 Gullibility 486 
 cullion 949 
 cully deceive 545 
 
 dupe 547 
 culm 388 
 culminate 
 
 maximum 33 
 
 height 206 
 
 #<y? 210 
 
 complete 729 
 culpability fii?^ 945 
 
 guilt 947 
 culprit 949 
 cultivate till 371 
 
 sharpen 375 
 
 improve 658 
 
 prepare 673 
 
 flirf 707 
 cultivated 
 canrteous 894 
 
 - taste 850 
 cultivator 371 
 culture 
 
 knowledge 490 
 
 improvement 658 
 
 to^d 850 
 culverin 727 
 culvert 350 
 cum multis aliis 
 
 addition 37 
 
 multitude 102 
 cumber ^ya/^ 319 
 
 obstruct 706 
 cumbersome 
 
 ine&nimodious 
 647 
 
 disagreeable 830 
 cumulative 72 
 
 - evidence 467 
 
 - vote 609 
 cumulus 353 
 cunctando restituit 
 
 rem 681 
 cunctatiom/^Zayi33 
 
 (inactivity 683) 
 cuneiform 244 
 
 - character 590 
 cunning 
 
 prepense 611 
 sagacio^Ls 698 
 «r/y^wZ 702 
 
 - fellow 700 
 
 - man 994 
 cup vessel 191 
 
 hollow 252 
 
 beverage 298 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 tipple 959 
 bitter - 828 
 in one's -s 959 
 
 - that cheers ko,. 
 298 
 
 - of humiliation 
 879 
 
 dash the - from 
 one's lips 509 
 
 - too low 837 
 cupbearer 746 
 
 i cupboard 191 
 I Cupid beauty 845 
 j hve 897 
 I cupidity 
 
 ararice 819 
 ! desire 865 
 j cupola height 206 
 I dome 250 
 ; cup-tossing 621 
 
 cur dog 366 
 
 sneak 949 
 curable 660, 662 
 curacy 995 
 curate 996 
 curative 660 
 curator 758 
 curb moderate 174 
 
 slacken 275 
 
 dissuade 616 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 shackle 752 
 curd density 321 
 
 pulp 354 
 
 (cohere 46) 
 curdle condense 321 
 
 (cohere 46) 
 make the blood -» 
 
 830 
 curdled 352 
 cure reinstate 660 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 jyreserve 670 
 
 benefice 995 
 cure 996 
 cureless 859 
 curfew 126 
 curiosa felicitas 
 
 698 
 curiosity 
 
 unconformity 83 
 
 inquiring 455 
 
 phenomenon 872 
 curious 
 
 exceptional %■}> 
 
 inquisitive 455 
 
 ^7*?te 494 
 
 beautiful 845 
 
 desirous 865 
 curiously t?<?7'^ 31 
 curl Jf'w^^ 245 
 
 coJivolution 248 
 
 7m?' 256 
 
 cockle up 2$S 
 - up one's lip 930 
 curling <7«w^ 840 
 curmudgeon 
 
 WW7* 819 
 
 plcbeiafi 876 
 currency 
 
 publicity 531 
 
 mwiey 800 
 current existing i 
 
 present 118 
 
 happening 151 
 
 ^j/^" water 348 
 
 ^/ ai7' 349 
 
 n/<^^ 531. 532 
 language 560 
 AaJ-i^ 613 
 405 
 
OUR 
 
 CUT 
 
 CUT 
 
 CYC 
 
 account - 8ii 
 against the - 708 
 go with the - 82 
 
 believed 484 
 fashion 852 
 stem the - 708 
 
 - belief 488 
 
 - of events 151 
 
 - of ideas 451 
 
 - of time 109 
 carrente calamo 
 
 590 
 curricle 272 
 curriculum 537 
 curry o'ub 331 
 
 condiment 393 
 
 - favour with 
 love 897 
 
 JiaUer 933 
 curse bane 663 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 gainful 830 
 
 malediction 908 
 
 {evil 619) 
 cursed bad 649 
 cursitor 968 
 cursory 
 
 transient ill 
 
 inattentive 458 
 
 Jiasty 684 
 take a - view of 
 
 457 
 neglect 460 
 curst 90 m 
 curt sJwH 201 
 concise 572 
 taciturn 585 
 curtail retrench 38 
 shorten 201 
 {decrease 36) 
 {dejn'ive 789) 
 -ed of its fair pro- 
 portions 
 distoHcd 243 
 ^Zy 846 
 curtain shade 424 
 M^<? 528, 530 
 theatre 599 
 fortijication 717 
 behind the - 
 invisible 447 
 inquiry 461 
 knowledge 490 
 close the - 528 
 raise the - 529 
 rising of the - 448 
 
 - lecture 932 
 Rurtsy 
 
 stooj) 308, 314 
 406 
 
 s^ihmit 725 
 
 polite 894 
 curule 696 
 curvature 245 
 curvet leap 309 
 
 turn 311 
 
 oscillate 314 
 
 agitate 315 
 curvilinear 245 
 
 - motion 311 
 cushion ^;iZZo?y 215 
 
 .w/i^ 324 
 
 relief 834 
 cusp «/?<7fc 244 
 
 sharp 253 
 custodes '? quis cus- 
 
 todiet - 459 
 custodian 753 
 custody safe 664 
 
 captive 751 
 
 retention 781 
 in ^prisoner 754 
 
 accused 938 
 take into - 751 
 custom oZ<^ 124 
 
 AaJ'/Y 613 
 
 baHer 794 
 
 saZe 796 
 
 ;faa? 812 
 
 fashion 852 
 
 - honoured in 
 breach 614 
 
 customary 
 
 [^see custom] 
 regular 80 
 customer 795 
 custom-house 799 
 
 - officer 965 
 custos 753 
 
 - rotulorum 553 
 cut divide 44 
 
 bit SI 
 
 discontinuity 70 
 intenal 198 
 curtail 201 
 layer 204 
 form 240 
 wo^c/i 257 
 blow 276 
 f/ec^ 297 
 reap 37 i 
 2)hysical pain 
 
 378 
 foZ<^ 385 
 neglect 460 
 cart'e 557 
 engraving 558 
 r<7a<^ 627 
 attach 716 
 ff^6^c]f 824 
 
 mental pfCiin 830 
 decline acquaint- 
 
 ance 893 
 discourtesy 895 
 /^^.sy 959 
 
 - short 628 
 unkindest - of all 
 
 ^am 828 
 malevolence 907 
 
 - across 302 
 
 - adrift 44 
 
 - along 274 
 have a - at 716 
 
 - away 274 
 
 - blocks with a 
 razor 
 
 sojjhistry 477 
 waste 638 
 misuse 679 
 
 - both ways 468 
 
 - capers 309 
 
 - according to 
 
 cloth 
 economy 817 
 caution 864 
 
 - and come again 
 repeat 104 
 enough 639 
 
 - dead 893 
 
 - direct 893 
 
 - downdestroy 162 
 shorten 201 
 
 fell 308 
 hill 361 
 
 - and dried 
 ari'anged 60 
 prepared 673 
 
 - a figure 
 appearance 448 
 fashion 852 
 repute 873 
 display 882 
 
 - the first turf 66 
 
 - the ground from 
 
 under one 
 confute 479 
 hinder 706 
 
 - to the heart 824, 
 830 
 
 - of one's jib 448 
 
 - jokes 842 
 
 - the knot 705 
 
 - off subduct 38 
 disjoin 44 
 hill 361 
 impede 706 
 bereft 776 
 secluded 893 
 
 - open 260 
 
 - out surpass 33 
 
 substitute 147 
 ^>/«7i 626 
 
 - out for 698 
 
 - out work 
 prepare 673 
 direct 693 
 
 - to pieces 
 destroy 162 
 Z'iZ? 361 
 
 - a poor figure 874 
 
 - to the quick 830 
 
 - up root and 
 branch 162 
 
 - up rough 900 
 
 - and run 623 
 
 - short stop 142 
 destroy 162 
 shorten 201 
 silence 581 
 
 - one's stick 
 depait 293 
 avoid 623 
 
 - one's own throat 
 699 
 
 - and thrust 716 
 
 - in two 91 
 
 - up divide 44 
 destroy 162 
 pained 828 
 give 2Jain 830 
 discontented 832 
 dejected 837 
 censure 932 
 
 what one will - up 
 for 780 
 
 - one's way 
 through 302 
 
 cutaneous 223 
 
 cuticle 223 
 
 cutlass 727 
 
 cutlery 253 
 
 cut-purse 792 
 
 cutter 273 
 
 cut-throat 
 hiller 361 
 evil doer 913 
 
 cutting sharp 253 
 cold 383 
 affecting 821 
 painful 830 
 reproachful 932 
 
 cuttings 
 excerpta 596 
 selections 609 
 
 cutty stool 950 
 
 cwt. hundred 98 
 weight 319 
 
 cyanogen 438 
 
 QjalQ period 138 
 circle 247 
 
OYC 
 
 cycloid 247 
 cyclone 
 
 rotation ^12 
 
 ivind 349 
 cyclopaedia 
 
 knowledge 490 
 
 hook 593 
 Cyclopean 
 
 strong 159 
 
 huge 192 
 Cyclops 
 
 monster 83 
 
 mighty 159 
 
 Mige 192 
 
 <^«^e 547 
 cygne: 
 chant du - 360 
 - noir 650 
 cylindric 249 
 cymbal 417 
 cymophanoas 440 
 cynic 
 
 misanthrope 911 
 
 detractor 936 
 
 ascetic 955 
 closet - 
 
 unsociable 893 
 cynical 
 
 contemptumis 930 
 
 censorious 932 
 
 detracting 934 
 cynicism 
 
 discourtesy 895 
 cynosure si^w 550 
 
 direction 693 
 
 repute 873 
 Cynthia of the 
 
 minute 149 
 cypher [«£;e cipher] 
 cypress 
 
 interment 363 
 
 mourning 839 
 Cyprian 962 
 cyst 191 
 czar 745 
 
 da capo 104 
 
 iiSkh paint 223 
 slap 276 
 clever 700 
 
 dabble wa^^-r 337 
 ^Zw-f y 653 
 meddle 682 
 /riJJfe 683 
 
 dabbled n-et 339 
 
 dabbler 493 
 
 dacoit 792 
 
 dactyl 597 
 
 DAM 
 
 Dactyliomancy 511 
 dactylonomy 
 
 imimeration 85 
 
 symbol 550 
 dad 166 
 dado 211 
 dsedal ra?'ious 15 
 
 variegated 440 
 deedalion 
 
 convoluted 248 
 
 artistic 698 
 daft 503 
 dagger 727 
 looks -s anger 900 
 
 threat 909 
 air drawn - 515 
 plant - in breast 
 
 give jJain 830 
 speak -s 932 
 at -s drawn 
 
 opposed 708 
 
 discord 713 
 
 enmity 889 
 
 A^jfe 898 
 daggle 7^/^/;^ 214 
 
 dirty 653 
 dagobah 1000 
 Dagon 986 
 daguerreotype 
 
 represent 554 
 
 paint 556 
 daily 
 
 frequent 136 
 
 pe7'iodic 138 
 
 - occurrence 
 normal 82 
 habitual 613 
 
 dainty /<?<;<^ 298 
 savo^iry 394 
 pleasing 829 
 delicate 845 
 f«s#?/ 850 
 fastidious 868 
 
 dairy 191 
 
 i&is suppoii; 215 
 throne 747 
 
 daisy 
 fresh as a - 654 
 
 - pied 847 
 dale 252 
 dally ^<:'Z^?/ 133 
 
 irresolute 605 
 
 inactive 683 
 
 amuse 640 
 
 fondle 902 
 dalmatic 999 
 Daltonism 443 
 damj^o^rw^ 166 
 
 cZ<>i?e 261 
 
 ^(;w<^ 343 
 
 DAN 
 
 obstruct 706 
 damage mZ 619 
 
 injure, spoil 659 
 
 ^;W<?6' 812 
 damages 974 
 damascene 440 
 damask 434 
 dame 
 
 woman 374 
 
 teacher 540 
 
 Z<f6?y 875 
 damn 
 
 malediction 908 
 
 condemn 971 
 
 - with faint praise 
 
 932, 934 
 damnable 649 
 damnatory 
 
 disapjn'ove 932 
 
 condemn 971 
 damnify 
 
 damage 649 
 
 s/^^nZ 659 
 damnosa hereditas 
 
 663 
 Damocles 
 
 sword of - 667 
 Damon and Pythias 
 
 890 
 damp 
 
 moderate 174 
 
 -wt*??'*-^ 339 
 
 coZ<;? 385 
 
 dissuade 616 
 
 hinder 706 
 
 depress 837 
 
 ^wZZ 843 
 
 - the sound 4080. 
 damper 387 
 damsel 
 
 youth 129 
 
 female 374 
 Dan to Beersheba 
 
 180 
 Danae 803 
 Danaos, timeo - 
 
 doubt 485 
 
 caution 864 
 dance 
 
 jww^ 309 
 
 flscillate 314 
 
 agitate 315 
 
 rejoice 838 
 
 .<f/;</?';f 840 
 lead the - 175 
 lead one a - 
 
 7'un away 623 
 
 circuit 629 
 
 dijicult 704 
 
 practical jokegig 
 
 DAR 
 
 - attendance 
 ivaiting 1 33 
 follow 281 
 sei'vant 746 
 Ijetition 765 
 servility 886 
 
 - the back step 
 
 283 
 
 - upon nothing 
 
 972 
 
 - the war dance 
 
 715 
 
 dance-music 415 
 
 dander 900 
 
 D andieDinmont366 
 
 dandle 902 
 
 dandruff 653 
 
 dandy 
 sMp 273 
 fop 854 
 
 dandyism 855 
 
 danger 665 
 in - liable 177 
 source of - 667 
 
 - past 664 
 
 - signal 669 
 dangerous 
 
 \see danger] 
 -classes 913 
 
 - illness 655 
 
 - person 667 
 dangle hang 214 
 
 swing 314 
 
 display 882 
 dangler 281 
 Daniel sage 500 
 
 jtidge 967 
 dank 339 
 dapper 
 
 little 193 
 
 elegant 845 
 dapple 433 
 dappled 440 
 Darby and Joan 
 
 secluded 893 
 
 married 903 
 dare defy 715 
 
 face danger 86 1 
 
 - not 860 
 
 - say jJrobable 4^2 
 believe 484 
 suppose 514 
 
 dare-devil 
 
 rash 863 
 
 bluster S87 
 daring 861 
 
 - imagination 515 
 dark 
 
 obscure 421 
 dim 422 
 407 
 
DAR 
 
 DAY 
 
 DEA 
 
 DEA 
 
 hlacTt 431 
 
 blind 442 
 
 invisible 447 
 
 unintelligible $i<) 
 
 latent 526 
 
 jo\jless 837 
 
 insidious 940 
 in the - 
 
 igiiorant 491 
 leap in the - 
 
 experiment 463 
 
 chance 621 
 
 ?*a«A 863 
 keep - M<^e; 528 
 
 - ages 491 
 
 - cloud 735 
 view with - eyes 
 
 932 
 
 - lantern 423 
 darkle 431 
 darkly 
 
 see through a 
 glass - 443 
 darkness \_see dark] 
 
 421 
 children of - 988 
 powers of - 978 
 darling beloved 897 
 
 favourite 599 
 darn 660 
 dart s}vift 274 
 propel 284 
 missile 727 
 
 - to and fro 684 
 dash 
 
 small quantity 32 
 mix 41 
 swift 276 
 fling 284 
 murit 550 
 courage 861 
 cut a - repute 873 
 display 882 
 
 - at resolution 604 
 attach 716 
 
 - cup from lips 761 
 
 - down 308 
 
 - hopes 
 disappoint 509 
 /aiZ 732 
 dejected 837 
 despair 859 
 
 - on 274 
 
 - off j!;ai«^ 556 
 write 590 
 active 682 
 
 /U15^<9 684 
 
 - of the pen 590 
 dashed \see dash] 
 
 humbled 879 
 408 
 
 dashing 
 
 fashionable 852 
 irdW6' 861 
 ostentatious 882 
 dastard 862 
 data evidence 467 
 reasoning 476 
 supposition 514 
 date ^iwe 106 
 
 chronology 114 
 daub ewer 223 
 Ja<^ painting 555 
 <Zir^ 653 
 daughter 167 
 daunt 860 
 dauntless 861 
 davenport 191 
 Davus sum non 
 (Edipus 
 unintelligent 499 
 a/rtless 703 
 <Zwi^ 843 
 dawdle ifar^fy 133 
 sZy/y 275 
 inactive 683 
 dawk 534 
 dawn 
 precursor 64 
 Z>e^m 66 
 priority 116 
 morning 125 
 <Zm 422 
 glimpse 490 
 dawplucker 936 
 day 
 period 108 
 present time Ii8 
 %Af 410 
 all - 1 10 
 clear as - 
 certain 474 
 intelligible 518 
 manifest 525 
 close of- 126 
 decline of - 126 
 denizens of the - 
 
 366 
 have had its - 124 
 open as - 703 
 order of the - 613 
 red letter - 642 
 see the light of - 
 446 
 
 - after day 
 diuturnal no 
 
 frequent 136 
 
 - by day 
 repeatedly 104 
 time 106 
 pe9'iodic 138 
 
 - after the fair 
 
 135 
 
 -s gone by 122 
 
 - of judgment 
 121 
 
 happy as the - is 
 long 827, 836 
 
 - and night 
 frequent 136 
 
 labour - and night 
 
 686 
 -s numbered 
 
 transient ill 
 
 death 360 
 
 - one's own 731 
 
 - of rest 686 
 
 - after to-morrow 
 
 121 
 
 - before yesterday 
 
 122 
 -s of week 138 
 all in -'s work 625 
 daybook reeor^^ 551 
 
 accounts 811 
 daybreak 
 morning 125 
 dim 422 
 day-dream 
 fancy $1$ 
 Jiope 858 
 day-labourer 690 
 daylight 420 
 see - intelligible 
 518 
 daze 420 
 dazzle 
 light 420 
 blind 422, 443 
 put out 458 
 astonish 870 
 awe 928 
 dazzling 
 
 \_see dazzle] 
 beautiful 845 
 de : - die in diem* 
 time 106 
 periodic 138 
 
 - facto I 
 
 - fond en comble 
 
 52 
 
 - novo 104 
 
 - omnibus rebus 
 81 
 
 deacon 996 
 
 deaconry 995 
 
 dead inert 172 
 colourless 429 
 lifeless 360 
 insensible '^'j6 
 
 - ao-ainst 
 
 j contrary 14 
 oppose 708 
 more - than alive 
 688 
 
 - asleep 683 
 
 - beat 
 powerless 158 
 
 - certainty 474 
 
 - colour 556 
 
 - cut 893 
 
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 - failure 732 
 
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 - heat 27 
 
 - languages 560 
 
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 useless 645 
 laxity 738 
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 difficulty 707 
 
 - lock cease 142 
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 difficulty 704 
 
 - march 363 
 
 - of night 
 midnight 126 
 da/rk 421 
 
 - reckoning 
 numeration 85 
 measuremeyit 466 
 
 - secret 533 
 
 - set against 708 
 
 - set at 
 
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 - shot 700 
 
 - silence 403 
 
 - sound 408a 
 
 - stop 142 
 
 - to 823 
 
 - wall 
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 defence 717 
 
 - weight 706 
 
 - water 343 
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 moderate 174 
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 deadly killing 361 
 pernicious 649 
 unhealthy 657 
 
 - sin 947 
 
 - weapon 727 
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 inattentive 458 
 
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 - and dumb 581 
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 unbelief 487 
 refuse 764 
 
 - to reason 901a 
 
 - to insensible 823 
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 O - ! lament 839 
 
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 pay - for whistle 
 
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 dearness 814 
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 kill 361 
 
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 colourless 429 
 fear 860 
 put to - 361 
 still as - 265 
 violent - 361 
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 unhealthy 657 
 
 DEB 
 
 hidden danger 
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 deathbed repent< 
 
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 death-blow 
 
 end 67 
 
 killing 361 
 
 failure 732 
 deathless 
 
 perpetual 112 
 
 fame 873 
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 silent 403 
 
 hideous 846 
 death-song 839 
 death-struggle 720 
 death-warrant 971 
 death-watch 668 
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 destruction 162 
 
 downfall 306 
 
 torrent 348 
 debar hinder 706 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 2)rohibit 761 
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 debase depress 308 
 
 >wZ 653 
 
 deteriorate 659 
 
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 j hesitate 605 
 
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 DEC 
 
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 - and creditor 811 
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 punish 972 
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 «/?<«Z 659 
 
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 falsehood 544 
 
 deception 545 
 
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 deception 545 
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 ing 477 
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 resolved 604 
 
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 take a - step 609 
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 decimal 
 
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 /eniJA 99 
 
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 intention 620 
 
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 I speech 582 
 
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 [«(?<? decline] 
 
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 [56?e decline] 
 
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 Jd unwilling 603 
 
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 DEE 
 
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 decoloration 429 
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 insignia 747 
 
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 title 877 
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 {see decorum] 
 
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 respectful 928 
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 inscribe 873 
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 - sigh 839 
 
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 624 
 
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 excusable 937 
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 712 
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 humility 879 
 respect 928 
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 [^ee deficient] 
 
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 decided 604 
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DEF 
 
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 ugliness 846 
 
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 defray 807 
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 defunct 360, 362 
 defy 715 
 
 disobey 742 
 
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 degage/7re 748 
 
 fashion 852 
 degenerate 659 
 deglutition 298 
 degradation 
 
 dcteriwation 659 
 
 shame 874 
 
 dishonour 940 
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 ff^y'Wi 71 
 
 honour 873 
 by -s 26 
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 dehiscence 260 
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 Tvarn 668 
 
 advise 695 
 Dei gratia 924 
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 deify 
 
 honour 873 
 
 idolatry 991 
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 consent 879 
 Deism 
 
 heterodoxy 984 
 
 irreligion 989 
 Deity 976 
 tutelary - 664 
 dejection 
 
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 melancholy 837 
 dejeuner 298 
 depilation 226 
 
 DEL 
 
 delabrement 162 
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 delation 938 
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 delay 133 
 dele 552 
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 unwholesome 657 
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 f7<f«^45i 
 
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 advise 695 
 
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 [sere deliberate] 
 
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 slender 203 
 
 dainty 298 
 
 texture 329 
 
 savoury 394 
 
 (?a?«c^ 494 
 
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 ill-health 655 
 
 difficult 704 
 
 pleasing 829 
 
 beauty 845 
 
 #fl^^ 850 
 
 faMidious 868 
 
 Jionour 939 
 
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 delice 377 
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 pleasing 829 
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 la/)vsuit 969 
 
 DEL 
 
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 2)leasing 829 
 Delilah 962 
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 describe 594 
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 delinquent 949 
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 deliquium 
 
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 fatigue 688 
 delirant reges 
 
 plectuntur 
 
 Achivi 739 
 delirium 
 
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 jyassion 825 
 
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 invisible 447 
 latency 526 
 seclusion 893 
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 rescue 672 
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 delivery 
 
 [sdtf deliver] 
 
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 dell 252 
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 equivocal 520 
 
 latent 526 
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 deceive 545 
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 7i-a^e';' 337 
 
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 redundance 641 
 delusion 
 
 [«ee delude] 
 
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 self - credulous /\86 
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 DEM 
 
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 demagogue 
 
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 malcontent 710 
 
 reJc^Z 742 
 demagogy 737 
 demand 
 
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 asA 765 
 
 ^Wce 812 
 
 <?Zaiwi 924 
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 ^m;'d^ 865 
 demarcation 233 
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 humble 8 79 
 
 dishonour 940 
 demeanour 
 
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 conduct 692 
 
 fashion 852 
 demency 503 
 demerit 945 
 demesne 
 
 aio<^<? 189 
 
 property 780 
 demi- 91 
 demigod A^^'o 861 
 
 «?«^<?Z 948 
 demigration 266 
 demi-jour 422 
 demi-monde 
 
 plebeian 876 
 
 licentious 962 
 demirep 962 
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 transfer 783 
 
 Zease 787 
 demisemiquaver 
 
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 demission 756 
 demiurge fl^/e-???^ 690 
 
 c?6^^y 979 
 demivolt 309 
 democracy rule 737 
 
 commonalty 876 
 Democritus 838 
 demoiselle 129 
 demolish 479 
 demon violent 173 
 
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 - in human shape 
 
 9i3> 949 
 
 - worship 991 
 demoniacal 
 
 malevolent 907 
 furious 824 
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 demonology 
 
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 sorcery 992 
 demonstration 
 
 number 85 
 
 proof 478 
 
 manifegt 525 
 
 ostentation 882 
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 demonstrative 
 
 manifest 525 
 
 ijidicative $^0 
 
 vehement 825 
 demonstrator 524 
 demoralize 
 
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 «/><>i/ 659 
 
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 S-nfjkos 876 
 Demosthenes 582 
 demulcent 
 
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 soothing 662 
 demur 
 
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 dissent 489 
 
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 hesitate 605 
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 affected 855 
 
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 demurrer 969 
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 .«2^y 653 
 
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 Dendrology 369 
 denial 
 
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 refusal 764 
 self- 953 
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 denizen 
 
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 Denmark, rotten in 
 
 the state of - 
 
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 DEP 
 
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 name 564 
 
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 denominational 
 
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 theological 983 
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 denote 550 
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 result 154 
 
 dischsui'e 529 
 
 completion 729 
 denounce 
 
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 disapprove 932 
 
 accuse 938 
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 notched 257 
 Dentistry 662 
 denude 226 
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 denunciation 
 
 [«^e denounce] 
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 negative 536 
 
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 seclude 893 
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 ascetic 990 
 
 Deo volente 470 
 deobstruct 705 
 deodand 974 
 deodorize 399 
 
 cZ6'«/i 652 
 
 Deontology 926 
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 deorganization 61 
 deosculation 902 
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 DEP 
 
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 trust 484 
 
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 I depletion 640 
 I deplorable bad 649 
 
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 deseH 893 
 deportation 
 
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 emigration 297 
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 deposit jw/acr 184 
 
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 «^or(9 636 
 
 security 771 
 
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 depositary 801 
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 5A0J9 799 
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 vicious 945 
 deprecation 766 
 
 pity 914 
 
 disapprove 932 
 depreciation 
 
 decrease 36 
 
 underestimate 
 483 
 
 discount 813 
 
 cheap 815 
 
 censure 932 
 
 detraction 934 
 
 accusation 938 
 depredation 791 
 depredator 792 
 deprehension 789 
 depression 
 
 Iswness 207 
 
 ^(9j9;f A 208 
 
 concavity 252 
 
 lon:eri?ig 308 
 
 dejection 837 
 
 dulness 843 
 depressing 
 
 painful 830 
 deprive subduct 38 
 
 to^e 789 
 
 - of life 361 
 
 - of power 158 
 
 - of property 789 
 
 - of strength 160 
 deprived of 776 
 depth j9%*imZ 208 
 
 mental 498 
 out of one's - 304, 
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 - of misery 828 
 
 - of thought 45 1 
 
 - of winter 383 
 depurate clean 652 
 
 improve 658 
 depuratory 662 
 deputation 755 
 depute 755 
 deputies, chamber 
 
 of - 696 
 deputy 769 
 dequantitate 36 
 derangement 61 
 
DER 
 
 DES 
 
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 Derby-day 720 
 derelict land 342 
 
 relinquished 782 
 
 outcast 893 
 dereliction 
 
 relinquishment 
 624, 782 
 
 guilt 947 
 -of duty 927 
 deride 
 
 ridicicle 856 
 
 disrespect 929 
 
 contempt 930 
 derivation 
 
 origin 153, 154, 
 
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 verbal 562 
 derive 
 
 attribute 155 
 
 deduce 480 
 
 acquire 775 
 
 income 810 
 dermal 223 
 Dermatology 223 
 dernier ressort 601 
 derobee, a la - 528 
 derogate 
 
 underrate 483 
 
 disparage 934 
 
 dishonour 940 
 
 - from 874 
 derogatory 
 
 shame 874 
 dishonour 940 
 derrick 307 
 dervish 996 
 desagrement 830 
 descant music 415 
 diffuseness 573 
 loquacity 584 
 dissert 595 
 descend «fop^ 217 
 <7o <^t>7y«. 306 
 
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 descendant 167 
 descensus Averni, 
 
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 descent lineage 166 
 
 >ZZ 306 
 
 inheritance 775 
 description 
 
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 narration 594 
 descry 441 
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 misuse 679 
 
 disrespect 929 
 
 profane 988 
 desert 
 
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 empty 187 
 
 plain 344 
 
 ?'«/i a/i'ay 623 
 
 relinquish 624 
 
 T/teri^ 944 
 waste sweetness 
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 deserted 
 
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 deserter 607 
 desertless 945 
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 7/i«rif 944 
 
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 desespoir, an - 
 
 dejected 837 
 
 hopeless 859 
 deshabille, en - 
 
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 unprepared 674 
 
 homely 849 
 desiccate 340 
 desiderate 
 
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 desire 865 
 desideratum 
 
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 requirement 630 
 
 desire 865 
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 delineation 554 
 
 painting 556 
 
 intention 620 
 
 ^^ZffM 626 
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 specify 79 
 
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 designation 
 
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 designer 559 
 designing 
 
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 designless 621 
 desinence ert<^ 67 
 
 discontinuance 
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 desipere in loco 
 
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 desire 865 
 have no - for 866 
 
 desist 
 
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 inaction 681 
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 desobligeant 
 
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 desoeuvre 681 
 desolate «Z<;«tf 87 
 
 ravage 162 
 
 afflicted 828 
 
 dejected 837 
 
 secluded 893 
 desolating 
 
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 desoriente 475 
 despair ^W*?/" 828 
 
 hopeless 859 
 despatch ^>t^ 297 
 
 7^i7Z 361 
 
 «e7t'« 532 
 
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 expedition 682 
 ^?;f<? 684 
 conduct 692 
 complete 729 
 command 741 
 happy - 972 
 
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 blusterer 887 
 evil-doer 913 
 
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 violent 173 
 impossible 471 
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 difficult 704 
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 hopeless 859 
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 despicable 
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 shameful 874 
 contemjjtible 930 
 
 despise 930 
 
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 despite 907 
 
 in - 708 
 despoil i7}jure 659 
 
 3^«Z?^ 789 
 
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 despond 
 
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 ym?* 860 
 despot 745 
 
 despotism 
 
 authority 737 
 
 severity 739 
 
 arbitrary 964 
 despumate 652 
 desquamation 226 
 dessert 298 
 dessous des cartes 
 
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 Zaf(?«^ 526 
 
 «ccre^ 533 
 connaitre les • 
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 dessus dessous^ 
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 {disorder 59) 
 destination e«<i 67 
 
 arrival 292 
 
 intention 620 
 destiny chance 152 
 
 /afd 601 
 fight against - 
 
 606 
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 insufficient 640 
 
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 refuge for - 666 
 destrier 726 
 destroy 
 
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 injure 659 
 
 - hopes 859 
 
 - life 361 
 destroyed 
 
 [«ee destroy] 
 
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 failure 732 
 destroyer 165 
 
 errZ <f<;er 913 
 destructive 
 
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 desuetude 614 
 
 disuse 678 
 desultory 
 
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 /f/wZ 70 
 
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 irregular in time 
 
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 changeable 149 
 
 deviating 279 
 
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 detachment 
 
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 detail describe 594 
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 ornament 847 
 attention to - 
 
 457, 459 
 in - 5 1 
 details 
 
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 detain 781 
 detect 480a 
 detective 527 
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 in house of - 938 
 detenu 754 
 deter dissuade 616 
 
 alarm 860 
 deterge clean 652 
 detergent 
 
 remedy 662 
 deterioration 659 
 determinate 
 
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 exact 474 
 
 conclusive 480 
 
 intended 620 
 determine end 67 
 
 define 79 
 
 <:'««t5e 153 
 
 direction 278 
 
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 judge 480 
 
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 resolve 604 
 determined 
 
 resolute 604 
 deterration 529 
 detersion 652 
 detersive 662 
 detest dislike 867 
 
 Aa^e 898 
 detestable 649 
 dethronement 
 
 anarchy 738 
 
 abrogation 756 
 detonate 
 
 explode 173 
 
 sound 406 
 detortion/(7rw 243 
 
 meaning 523 
 detour cw?'?;^ 245 
 
 circuit 629 
 detract subduct 38 
 
 underrate 483 
 
 defame 934 
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 DEV 
 
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 detraction 934 
 detractor 936 
 detriment 
 
 <^i'iZ 619 
 
 deterioration 659 
 detrimental 649 
 detrition 330 
 detritus 
 fragments 51 
 
 jjowder 330 
 detrude 
 
 ca«f o?<^ 297 
 
 <7Wf <?^W/i 308 
 
 detruncate 38 
 deuce ifwo 89 
 
 <?m^ 978 
 play the - 825 
 
 - is in him 608 
 deuced great 31 
 
 painful 830 
 deus ex machina 
 
 «i<^ 707 
 
 auxilia/ry 711 
 
 <^e^#y 976 
 
 sorcerer 994 
 deuterogamy 903 
 devastate 
 
 destroy 162 
 
 /irtv^t' 659 
 develop 
 
 increase 35 
 
 produce 161 
 
 expand 194 
 
 evolve 313 
 development 154 
 devexity 
 
 bending 217 
 
 curvature 245 
 deviate ?/'fl.7'y 20^^ 
 
 change 140 
 
 ^wrw 279 
 
 diverge 291 
 
 circuit 629 
 
 - from rectitude 
 
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 - from virtue 945 
 deviation 279 
 device wo«o 550 
 
 expedient 626 
 
 artifice 702 
 devil 
 
 seasoned food 392 
 
 e^^i^ <;?c^6T 913 
 
 ft«<? w««w 949 
 
 /&to/i. 978 
 
 demon 980 
 fight like -s 722 
 have a - 503 
 machinations of 
 
 DEV 
 
 the - 619 
 
 play the - with 
 injure 659 
 malevolent 907 
 
 printer's - 591 
 
 - may care 
 rash 863 
 indifferent 866 
 insolent 885 
 
 give the - his due 
 right 922 
 vindicate 937 
 /«ir 939 
 
 - in one 
 headstrong 863 
 temper 901 
 
 - to pay 
 disorder 59 
 violence 173 
 (9viZ 619 
 failure 732 
 penalty 974 
 
 - take 908 
 
 - take the 
 
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 7'?/?i «7fff?/ 623 
 
 haste 684 
 
 cowardice 862 
 -'s tattoo 407 
 devilish ^7'm^ 31 
 
 Jff^ 649 
 
 malevolent 907 
 devious cwrved 245 
 
 deviating 279 
 devise imagine 515 
 
 j9Z(j7i 626 
 
 bequeath 784 
 devised by the 
 
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 devisee j?o«s<?55 779 
 
 receive 785 
 devoid absent 187 
 
 empty 640 
 
 wo;t having 777a 
 devoir courtesy 894 
 
 respect 928 
 devolve 783 
 
 - on 926 
 devote destine 601 
 
 employ 677 
 consecrate 873 
 
 - to destruction 
 908 
 
 - the mind to 457 
 
 - oneself to 604 
 devoted 
 
 /wii^ 613 
 ill fated 735 
 obedient 743 
 undone 828 
 
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 Zt;re 897 
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 zmZo^ 682 
 
 aspirant 865 
 
 pious 987 
 
 fanatic 988 
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 Z^e 897 
 
 ^ie^y 987 
 
 mm'ship 990 
 self- 942 
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 destroy 162 
 
 ea^ 298 
 
 gluttony 957 
 devoured by 
 
 feeling ^21 
 devouring element 
 
 382 
 devout 987, 990 
 devoutless 989 
 devoutly 821 
 dew 339 
 shake as -drops 
 from lion's 
 mane 483 
 dewy eve 126 
 dexterous 698 
 dextrality 238 
 dey 745 
 dhow 273 
 diable : 
 avoir le - au corps 
 
 503 
 - ^ quatre 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 violence 173 
 
 loud 404 
 
 excitement 825 
 tirer le - par la 
 queue 804 
 diablerie 992 
 diabolic 
 
 bad 649 
 
 malevolent 907 
 
 Tcicked 945 
 
 Satanic 97 8 
 Diacoustics 402 
 diacritical 550 
 diadem 747 
 diagnosis 465 
 diagnostic 
 
 special 79 
 
 experiment 463 
 
 indication 550 
 
 (intrinsic 5) 
 diagonal 217 
 diagram 554 
 dial 1 14 
 
DIA 
 
 DIE 
 
 DIG 
 
 DIL 
 
 as the - to the 
 
 angle 244 
 
 dies non never 107 
 
 brooh 826 
 
 sun 
 
 dichroism 440 
 
 rest 687 
 
 dight dress 225 
 
 veracious 543 
 
 dickens 97S 
 
 dl&tfood 298 
 
 07'nament 847 
 
 faithful 772 
 
 dictate 
 
 council 696 
 
 digit 84 
 
 dialect 563 
 
 write 590 
 
 spare - 956 
 
 digitated 253 
 
 dialectic 
 
 enjoin 615 
 
 dietetics 662 
 
 digladiation 720 
 
 a/rgument 476 
 
 advise 695 
 
 differ 15 
 
 dignify ^t^ 
 
 language 560 
 
 authmnty 737 
 
 discord 713 
 
 dignitary 
 
 dialogism 586 
 
 oommand 741 
 
 - in opinion 489 
 
 clergy 996 
 
 dialogue 588 
 
 dictator 745 
 
 - toto coelo 
 
 dignity 
 
 diameter 202 
 
 dictatorial 885 
 
 contrary 14 
 
 ghyry 873 
 
 diametrically 
 
 dictatorship 737, 
 
 dissimilar 18 
 
 pHde 878 
 
 opposite 
 
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 difference 15 
 
 honour 939 
 
 contraHety 14 
 
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 [sec differ] 
 
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 contraposition 
 
 dictionary 562 
 
 numerical 84 
 
 nodus 
 
 237 
 
 dictum 
 
 perception of - 
 
 unintelligible 
 
 diamond 
 
 'inaxim 496 
 
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 lozenge 244 
 
 affirmation 535 
 
 split the - 774 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 goodness 648 
 
 command 741 
 
 - engine 85 
 
 prodigy 872 
 
 mmament 847 
 
 didactic 537 
 
 different 15 
 
 digress 
 
 rough - 703 
 
 didder 383 
 
 multiform 81 
 
 deviate 279 
 
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 diddle 545 
 
 - time 119 
 
 style 573 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 Diddler, Jeremy - 
 
 differential 84 
 
 digression 
 
 retaliation 718 
 
 792 
 
 - calculus 85 
 
 circuit 629 
 
 Diana ww^/i 318 
 
 diduction 44 
 
 differentiation 
 
 diis alitur visum 
 
 chaste 960 
 
 die nwuld 22 
 
 calculation 85 
 
 disajyjyointment 
 
 diapason 413 
 
 expire 360 
 
 discrimination 
 
 509 
 
 diaper 847 
 
 engraving 558 
 
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 necessity 601 
 
 diaphanous 425 
 
 hazard of the - 
 
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 dijudication 480 
 
 Diaphonics 402 
 
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 - to please 868 
 
 dike^a/; 198 
 
 diaphoresis 299 
 
 never say - 604^1 
 
 difficulties 
 
 fence 232 
 
 diaphragm 
 
 not willingly 
 
 poverty 804 
 
 furrow 259 
 
 middU 68 
 
 let - 670 
 
 in- 806 
 
 O'^V 343 
 
 partition 228 
 
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 difficulty 704 
 
 conduit 350 
 
 diaporesis 475 
 
 decrease 36 
 
 question 461 
 
 defence 717 
 
 diarrhoea 299 
 
 cease 142 
 
 diffide 485 
 
 dilaceration 44 
 
 diary 
 
 the - is cast 601 
 
 diffident 
 
 dilapidation 659 
 
 janrnal 114 
 
 - with ennui 841 
 
 fearful 860 
 
 dilate 
 
 record 551 
 
 - for desire 865 
 
 modest 88 1 
 
 ijicrease 35 
 
 diastole 194 
 
 endca/rment 902 
 
 diffluent 348 
 
 s?t'eZ/ 194 
 
 diatessaron 413 
 
 - game 951 
 
 diffuse mix 41 
 
 7fi<?<?;t 202 
 
 diathermancy 384 
 
 -hard 
 
 disperse 73 
 
 rarefy 322 
 
 diathesis 
 
 obstinate 606 
 
 jmblish 531 
 
 expatiate 573 
 
 nature 5 
 
 resist 719 
 
 style 573 
 
 dilatory 
 
 state ^ 
 
 - in harness 143 
 
 {permeate 186) 
 
 5/<>7f 275 
 
 temperament 820 
 
 - in the last ditch 
 
 diffaseness 573 
 
 inactive 683 
 
 diatonic 413 
 
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 dig deepen 208 
 
 dilection 897 
 
 diatribe 932 
 
 - with laughter 
 
 excavate 252 
 
 dilemma 
 
 dibble 
 
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 till 371 
 
 uncertain 475 
 
 perfyrator 262 
 
 - from the memory 
 
 - the foundations 
 
 %z> 476 
 
 till 371 
 
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 c7<<>i<?e 609 
 
 dicacity 885 
 
 - and make no 
 
 - up 4806^ 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 dice 
 
 sign 951 
 
 digamy 903 
 
 dilettante 
 
 chance 156, 621 
 
 - out 2 
 
 digest 
 
 connoisseur 492 
 
 on the - 470 
 
 - of a rose in aro- 
 
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 j^fl^fe 850 
 
 dicer 621 
 
 matic pain 822 
 
 boil 384 
 
 dilettantism 
 
 false as -'s oaths 
 
 - in one's shoes 
 
 think ^<,i 
 
 knowledge 490 
 
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 compendium 596 
 
 j^asj^e 850 
 
 dichotomy 
 
 - a violent death 
 
 plan 626 
 
 diligence 
 
 hiacct 91 
 
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 prepare 673 
 
 cmfZ; 272 
 415 
 
DIL 
 
 diligent 
 
 active 682 
 - thought 457 
 
 dilly-dally 
 
 irresolvtion 605 
 inactivity 683 
 
 dilucidation 522 
 
 dilute tveahen 160 
 ivater 337 
 
 diluvian 124 
 
 dim dark 421 
 faint 422 
 invisible 447 
 unintelligible 
 
 dimension 192 
 
 dimidiate 91 
 
 diminish 
 lessen 36 
 contract 195 
 
 - the number 
 
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 diminutive 
 
 degree 32 
 
 size 193 
 diminuendo 
 
 7;i?mc 415 
 dimness 422 
 dimple 
 
 coywavity 252 
 
 QiotGh 257 
 dimsightedness 
 443 
 
 unwise 499 
 din 404 
 
 - in the ear 
 repeat 104 
 drum 407 
 loquacity 584 
 
 dinarchy 737 
 dine 298 
 
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 ding-dong 
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 dingy boat 273 
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 colourless 429 
 Z>^ac7i 431 
 ^r«y 432 
 dinner 298 
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 concavity 252 
 ^W7y 276 
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 i7istrn mentality 
 631 
 416 
 
 DIR 
 
 dio, sub - 
 
 outside 220 
 
 i/i ;t^ air 338 
 diocesan 996 
 diocese 995 
 Diogenes 
 
 recluse 893 
 
 cywi^ 911 
 lantern of - 
 
 inquiry 461 
 Dioptrics 420 
 diorama view 448 
 
 painting 556 
 diorism 465 
 dip slope 217 
 
 co7icavity 252 
 
 direction 278 
 
 insert 300 
 
 descent 306 
 
 plunge 310 
 
 waiter 337 
 
 baptize 998 
 
 - one's hands into 
 to^e 789 
 
 - into 
 
 glance at 457 
 inquire 461 
 Zear^i 539 
 
 diphthong 561 
 diploma 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 commission 755 
 diplomacy 
 
 artfulness 702 
 
 mediation 724 
 
 negotiation 769 
 diplomatist 
 
 messenger 534 
 
 consignee 758 
 dipsomania 
 
 insanity 503 
 
 desire 865 
 
 drunkenness 959 
 dipsomaniac 504 
 diptych Zi«^ 86 
 
 record 551 
 dire hateful 649 
 
 disastrous 735 
 
 grievous 830 
 
 fearful 860 
 direct 
 
 straight 246 
 
 ^e«cA 537 
 
 artless 703 
 
 command 741 
 
 - attention to 457 
 
 - one's course 
 motion 278 
 pursuit 622 
 
 - the eyes to 441 
 
 DIS 
 
 direction 
 
 [«?e direct] 
 tendency 278 
 indication 550 
 management 693 
 precept 697 
 
 directly soo/i 132 
 
 director 
 teacher 540 
 manager 694 
 'master 745 
 
 directorship 737 
 
 directory Zwf 86 
 council 696 
 
 diremption 44 
 
 direption 791 
 
 dirge 
 funeral 363 
 «o«^ 415 
 lament 839 
 
 dirk 727 
 
 dirt 653 
 throw - 
 defame 874 
 disresjject 929 
 
 - cheap 815 
 dirty <fm 222 
 
 opaque 426 
 unclean 653 
 disreputable 874 
 dishonourable 
 940 
 
 - end of stick 
 699 
 
 - sky 353 
 
 - weather 349 
 do - work 
 
 servile 886 
 
 flatterer 935 
 diruption 162 
 disability 
 
 imjwtence 158 
 disable 158 
 
 weaken 160 
 disabuse 
 
 inform 527 
 
 disclose 529 
 disaccord 713 
 disadvantage 
 
 dwZ 619 
 at a - 34 
 lie under a - 651 
 disadvantageous 
 
 inexpedient 647 
 
 &a^ 649 
 disaffection 
 
 dissent 489 
 
 enmity 889 
 
 Aaife 898 
 disaffirm 536 
 
 DIS 
 
 disagreeable 
 
 unpleasing 830 
 dislike 867 
 disagreement 
 difference 15 
 incongruity 24 
 dissent 489 
 discord 713 
 disallow 761 
 disannul 756 
 disappearance 449 
 disappointment 
 J«Z/i 609 
 /aiZ 732 
 discontent 832 
 disapprobation 
 
 932 
 disapprover 936 
 disarm disable 158 
 weaken 160 
 reconcile 831 
 propitiate 914 
 disarrange 61 
 disarray 
 disorder 59 
 undress 226 
 disaster emZ 619 
 failure 732 
 adversity 735 
 calamity 830 
 disastrous ^^^ 649 
 disavow 536 
 disband 
 separate 44 
 disperse 73 
 liberate 750 
 disbar 
 abrogate 756 
 punish 972 
 disbelief 485 
 
 religious 989 
 disbench 
 abrogate 756 
 punish 972 
 disbowel 297 
 disbranch 44 
 disburden 
 facilitate 705 
 
 - one's mind 529 
 
 - oneself of 782 
 disburse 809 
 disc surface 220 
 
 /ro«^ 234 
 discard <?;er^ 297 
 relinqtdsh 624 
 disuse 678 
 abrogate 756 
 refuse 764 
 repudiate 773 
 surrender 782 
 
DIS 
 
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 thoughts 458 
 disceptation 476 
 discern see 441 
 
 know 490 
 discernible 446 
 discernment 49S 
 discerption 44 
 discharge 
 
 violence 173 
 
 propel 284 
 
 emit 297 
 
 excrete 299 
 
 sound 406 
 
 acquit oneself 
 692 
 
 complete 729 
 
 liberate 750 
 
 abrogate 756 
 
 ^j<j?/ 807 
 
 exempt 927* 
 
 acquit 970 
 
 - a duty 926, 944 
 
 - a function 
 business 625 
 utility 644 
 
 - itself e/77'e«s 295 
 Wt'tf?' 348 
 
 - from the 
 memory 506 
 
 - from the mind 
 458 
 
 - an obligation 
 
 772 
 
 discind 44 
 
 disciple 7; ?//>?7 541 
 Christian 985 
 
 disciplinarian 
 master 540 
 ma7tinet 739 
 
 discipline 
 order 58 
 teacliing 537 
 training 673 
 restraint 751 
 punishment 972 
 religions 990 
 
 disclaim f/^/iy 536 
 repudiate 756 
 abjure 757 
 refuse 764 
 
 disclosure 529 
 
 discoid Zayer 204 
 frontal 220 
 /«2^ 251 
 
 discoloration 429 
 
 discoloured 
 shabby 659 
 w^Zy 846 
 blemish 848 
 
 DIS 
 
 discomfit 731 
 
 discomfiture 732 
 
 discomfort 
 2}hysical 378 
 mental 828 
 
 discommend 932 
 
 discommode 
 hinder 706 
 
 discommodious 
 useless 645 
 inexpedient 647 
 
 discompose 
 derange 61 
 j9?f^ r^M^ 458 
 hinder 706 
 ^ai/i 830 
 disconcert 874 
 anger 900 
 
 discomposure 82S 
 
 disconcert 
 derange 61 
 disti'axt 458 
 disappoint 509 
 hinder 706 
 discontent 832 
 confuse 874 
 
 disconcerted 
 hopeless 859 
 (failure 732) 
 
 disconformity 83 
 
 discongruity 24 
 
 disconnection 
 irrelation 19 
 disjunction 44 
 discontinuity 70 
 
 disconsolate 837 
 
 discontent 832 
 
 discontinuance 
 cessation 142 
 relinquishment 
 624 
 
 discontinuity 70 
 
 discord 
 
 disagreement 24 
 (^ sound 414 
 ^ colour 428 
 dissension 713 
 
 discount 
 decrease 36 
 decrement 40a 
 money 813 
 at a - 
 disrepute 874 
 disapproved 932 
 
 discountenance 
 disfavour 706 
 rf/w.<f(9 764 
 
 discourage 
 dissuade 616 
 sadden 637 
 
 DIS 
 
 frighten Z60 
 
 (disfavour 706) 
 discourse 
 
 #<?acA 537 
 
 speech 582 
 
 i^ftZZ; 588 
 
 dissert 595 
 
 sermon 998 
 discourtesy 895 
 discous 202 
 discover 
 
 jyerceive 441 
 
 5^>Zjr 462 
 
 _;?/?^ 480^^ 
 
 disclose 529 
 - itself 
 
 &6' «tf^«. 446 
 
 discovery 480a 
 discredit 
 
 disbelief 485 
 
 dishonour 874 
 discreditable 
 
 vicious 945 
 discreet careful 459 
 
 cautious 864 
 
 (^clever 698) 
 discrepant 24 
 discrete 
 
 separate 44 
 
 single 87 
 discretion wtZZ 600 
 
 choice 609 
 
 s^iZZ 698 
 
 caution 864 
 surrender at - 725 
 years of - 131 
 discretion, a - 6cxd 
 discrimination 
 
 difference 15 
 
 wt<?e perception 
 465 
 
 ivisdom 498 
 
 j^««#<? 850 
 disculpate 937 
 discumbency 213 
 discursion 266 
 discursive 
 
 moving 264 
 
 migrat07'y 266 
 
 rvandenng 279 
 
 argumentative 
 476 
 
 diffuse style 573 
 
 conversable 588 
 
 disserting 595 
 discus 840 
 discuss m^ 298 
 
 7'^/Z<?c;t 451 
 
 ijiquire 461 
 
 reason 476 
 
 DIS 
 
 disseH 595 
 
 discussion 
 
 [^^e discuss] 
 open to - 475 
 under - 461 
 
 disdain 
 
 indifference 864 
 fastidious 868 
 _?^7'ifZ(? 878 
 contempt 930 
 
 disease 655 
 -d mind 503 
 
 disembark 292 
 
 disembarrass 705 
 
 disembody 
 decompose 49 
 disperse 73 
 spiritualize 317 
 
 disembogue 
 <??;ii^ 295 
 ^^;i' <;?<^ 348 
 
 disembowel 297, 
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 disembroil 60 
 
 disenable 158 
 
 disenchant 
 discover 480^5 
 dissuade 616 
 disjjlease 830 
 
 disencumber 705 
 
 disendow 756 
 
 disengage 
 detach 44 
 facilitate 705 
 liberate 750 
 
 disengaged 
 
 2^(> Ze^ 763 
 
 disentangle 
 separate 44 
 arrange 60 
 unroll 313 
 decipher 522 
 facilitate 705 
 liberate 750 
 disenthral 750 
 disenthrone 756 
 disentitle 925 
 disespouse 905 
 disestablish 
 displace 185 
 abrogate 756 
 disesteem 
 disrespect 929 
 censure 932 
 disfavour 
 oppose 708 
 ;<afe 898 
 view with - 93a 
 disfigure 
 deface 241 
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 deform 846 
 
 blemish 848 
 disfranchise 925 
 disgorge emit 297 
 
 Jlow out 348 
 
 restore 790 
 
 2)ay 807 
 disgrace 
 
 shame 874 
 
 dishonour 940 
 sense of - 879 . 
 disgraceful 
 
 ?;ic<? 945 
 disguise 
 
 conceal 528 
 
 was^ 530 
 
 falsify 544 
 
 untruth 546 
 disguised in drink 
 
 959 
 disgust j^«5Z^(? 395 
 offensive 830 
 Tveary 841 
 dislihe 867 
 hatred 898 
 
 - of life 837 
 dish destroy 162 
 
 j9Z«fo 191 
 /<?ofZ 298 
 
 - of tea 892 
 dishabille 
 
 undress 225 
 
 unprepared 674 
 dishearten 
 
 dissuade 616 
 
 J!?«^M 830 
 
 discontent 832 
 
 ^e;6?c2^ 837 
 dished 732 
 dishevel 
 
 Zy^.?(9 47 
 
 disorder 61 
 disperse 73 
 intermix 219 
 
 dishonest /aZse 544 
 ^(^s^? 940 
 
 dishonour 
 disrepute 874 
 disrespect 929 
 baseness 940 
 
 - bills 808 
 dish-water 653 
 disincline 
 
 dissuade 616 
 
 dislike 867 
 disinclined 603 
 disinfect 
 
 _/??m7y 652 
 
 revere 660 
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 DIS 
 
 disinfectant 662 
 
 disingenuous 
 /«Z«<? 544 
 dislwnourdble 
 940 
 
 disinherit 7S3 
 
 disintegrate 
 separate 44 
 pulverize 330 
 
 disinter 
 exhume 363 
 discover 480^ 
 
 disinterested 942 
 
 disjecta membra 
 
 separate 44 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 dispersed 73 
 
 - poete 597 
 
 disjoin 44 
 
 disjointed 
 disorder 59 
 ])owerless 158 
 
 disjunction 44 
 
 disk [j?ec disc] 
 
 diskindness 907 
 
 dislike 867 
 reluctance 603 
 7/«!^e 898 
 
 dislocate 
 separate 44 
 ^;?i^ t>w^ of joint 
 61 
 
 dislocated 
 disorder 59 
 
 dislodge 
 
 displace 185 
 ^;6'6-^ 297 
 
 disloyal 940 
 
 dismal 
 
 depressing 830 
 dejected 837 
 
 dismantle 
 destroy 162 
 divest 226 
 render useless 
 
 645 
 
 injure 659 
 
 disuse 678 
 dismask 529 
 dismast 
 
 render useless 
 
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 injure 659 
 
 disuse 678 
 dismay 860 
 dismember 
 
 separate 44 
 
 disperse 73 
 dismiss 
 
 discard 678 
 
 DIS 
 
 liberate 750 
 abrogate 756 
 relinquish 782 
 jnmish 972 
 
 - from the mind 
 
 452, 458 
 dismount 
 arrive 292 
 descend 306 
 render useless 
 
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 disobedience 742 
 
 non-observance 
 
 773 
 disoblige 907 
 disorder 
 
 confusion 59 
 
 derawje 6i 
 
 turbulent 173 
 
 disease 655 
 -ed intellect 503 
 disorderly 
 
 unprincipled 945 
 disorganize 
 
 derange 61 
 
 destroy 162 
 
 .s/;wZ 659 
 disown 536 
 dispair 44 
 dispansion 194 
 disparage 
 
 underrate 483 
 
 disrespect 929 
 
 dispraise 932 
 
 detract 934 
 disparity 
 
 different 15 
 
 dissimilar 18 
 
 disagreeing 24 
 
 unequal 28 
 
 isolated 44 
 dispart 44 
 dispassionate 826 
 
 - opinion 484 
 dispatch 
 
 [t^'c despatch] 
 dispel scatter 73 
 
 destroy 162 
 
 displace 185 
 
 r(?/;^^Z 289 
 dispensable 
 
 useless 645 
 dispensary 662 
 dispensation 
 [see dispense] 
 
 command 741 
 
 licence 760 
 
 relinquishment 
 782 
 
 exemption 927^ 
 
 DIS 
 
 -s of Providence 
 
 976 
 dispense 
 disperse 73 
 /^iye 784 
 apportion 786 
 retail 796 
 
 - with 
 <Zimse 678 
 2)ermit 760 
 exempt ^2'ja 
 
 cannot be -d with 
 630 
 dispeople 
 
 ^-/C6'2^ 297 
 
 expatnate 893 
 disperse 
 
 separate 44 
 
 scatter 73 
 
 diverge 291 
 
 w«sj^e 638 
 dispersion 73 
 
 - of light 420 
 chromatic - 428 
 
 dispirit 
 
 discourage 616 
 
 sadden 837 
 displacement 
 
 derange 61 
 
 remove 185 
 
 transfer 270 
 displacency 
 
 dislilic 867 
 
 incivility 895 
 
 disapprobation 
 932 
 displant 185 
 display appear 44S 
 
 sAow 525 
 
 2)a/)'ade 882 
 displease 830 
 displeasure 828 
 
 anger 900 
 displosion 173 
 displume 789 
 disport 840 
 disposal 
 
 [«ee dispose] 
 at one's - 777 
 dispose 
 
 arrange 60 
 
 ^e?i</ 176 
 
 i?iduce6i$ 
 
 - of wse 677 
 comj)lete 729 
 relinquish 782 
 (/it'c 784 
 
 «'ZZ 796 
 disposition 
 wvZe?' 58 
 
BIS 
 
 DIS 
 
 DIS 
 
 DISf 
 
 a/rrangement 60 
 inclinatioft 602 
 mind 820 
 
 dispossess 
 transfer 783 
 take away 789 
 - oneself of 782 
 
 dispraise 932 
 
 dispread 73 
 
 disprize 483 
 
 disproof 
 
 cminter- evidence 
 468 
 confutation 479 
 
 disproportion 
 irrelation 10 
 disagreement 24 
 
 disprove 479 
 
 disputable 485 
 
 disputant 
 
 [see dispute] 
 op I) one nt 710 
 combatant 726 
 
 disputatious 
 [see dispute] 
 irritable 901 
 
 dispute 
 discuss 476 
 doubt 485 
 <Z<?«y 536 
 disco^'d 713 
 in - 461 
 
 disqualification 
 incapacitate 158 
 useless 645 
 u?ij)rejm7'ed 674 
 unshilful 699 
 disentitle 925 
 
 disquiet 
 
 ckangeahle 149 
 agitation 315 
 excitement 825 
 uneasiness 828 
 give j)ain 830 
 
 disquietude 
 
 apprehension 860 
 
 disquisition 595 
 
 disregard 
 overlooTi 458 
 neglect 460 
 waA'e Zt^A^ ^483 
 insensible to 823, 
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 disrespect 929 
 contempt 930 
 - of time 115 
 
 disrelish 
 dislike 867 
 ;^«2^t' 898 
 
 disreputable 874 
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 vicious 945 
 
 disrepute 874 
 
 disrespect 929 
 desjjise 930 
 
 disrobe 226 
 
 disruption 
 disjunction 44 
 destruction 162 
 discord 713 
 
 dissatisfaction 
 sorrow 828 
 discontent 832 
 
 dissect 
 
 anatomize 44, 49 
 investigate 461 
 
 dissemblance 18 
 
 dissemble 544 
 
 dissembler 548 
 
 disseminate 
 scatter 73 
 pervade 186 
 2)ublish 531 
 ?^i'«cA 537 
 
 dissension 713 
 sow - 898 
 
 dissent 
 
 disagree 489 
 refuse 764 
 lieterodoxy 984 
 
 dissertation 695 
 
 disservice 
 
 disadvantage 619 
 useless 645 
 
 disserviceable 
 Jrt/^ 649 
 
 dissever 44 
 
 dissidence 
 
 disagreement 24 
 dissent 489 
 discord 713 
 discontent 832 
 lieterodoxy 984 
 
 dissilience 173 
 
 dissimilarity 18 
 
 dissimulate 544 
 
 dissipate 
 scatter 73 
 destroy 162 
 jjleasure 377 
 prodigality 818 
 amusement 840 
 intemperance 954 
 dissolute 961 
 
 dissocial 893 
 
 dissociate 44 
 
 dissociation 
 irrelation 10 
 separation 44 
 
 dissolute 
 profligate 945 
 
 intemperate 954 
 
 dissolute 961 
 dissolution 
 
 [s^<? dissolve] 
 
 deconqjosition 49 
 
 destruction 162 
 
 <fd«^A 360 
 dissolve vanish 2, 4 
 
 %?«i/y 335 
 
 disap2)ear 449 
 
 abrogate 756 
 dissolving views 
 
 448, 449 
 dissonance 
 
 disagreement 24 
 
 unmusical 414 
 
 discord 713 
 dissuasion 616 
 dissyllable 561 
 distain ^7i?*f?/ 653 
 
 ^///Z^ 846 
 distal 196 
 distance 196 
 
 oveHaJiC 282 
 
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 dueuess 924 
 
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 guardian 664 
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 smuggler 792 
 
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 duke ruler 745 
 nohle 875 
 
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 dullness 843 
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 silence 581 
 
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 double 90 
 
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 record 551 
 
 redundant 641 
 
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 duplication 
 
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 doubling 90 
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 - courage 862 
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 duty 
 
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 wo9'k 686 
 
 tax 812 
 
 courtesy 894 
 
 obligation 926 
 
 respect 928 
 
 worship 990 
 
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 small 193 
 
 elf 980 
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 reside 186 
 
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 EAS 
 
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 dweller 188 
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 loGation 184 
 
 abode 189 
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 dying 360 
 dyke Isee dike] 
 dynamic energy 
 
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 dysphony 581 
 
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 desirous 865 
 
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 intelligence 498 
 
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 expectation 507 
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 contention 720 
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 active 682 
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 corpse 362 
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 wonder 870 
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 sculpture 557 
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 selfish 943 
 
 irreligious 989 
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 violence 173 
 earthwork 717 
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 flatterer 935 
 ear-witness 467 
 ease bodily 377 
 
 style 578 
 
 leisure 685 
 
 facility 705 
 
 mental 827 
 
 cojitent 831 
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 mind at - 
 
 cheerful 836 
 
 set at - relief 834 
 
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 - one of take 789 
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 painting 556 
 
 - picture 556 
 easement 
 
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 relief 834 
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 - deceived 486 
 
 - persuaded 602 
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 direction 278 
 Easter peiiod 138 
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 - Monday 
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 easy gentle 275 
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 irresolute 605 
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 inexcitable 826 
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 slow 275 
 
 - temper 894 
 
 - terms 705 
 
 - to understand 
 
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 - virtue 961 
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 tolerate 826 
 
 - dirt 725 
 
 - one's fill 
 enough 639 
 gorge 957 
 
 - heartily 298 
 
 - out of house and 
 
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 2)rodigal 818 
 gluttony 957 
 
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 trencher 892 
 
 - one's words 607 
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 news 532 
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 regress 283 
 
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 spoil 659 
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 Iwt 382 
 
 excited 824 
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 violence 173 
 
 agitation 315 
 
 heating 384 
 
 excitation 825 
 
 anger 900 
 ecarte 840 
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 -iterum Crispinus 
 104 
 
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 foolish 499 
 
 crazed 503 
 
 cajjricions 608 
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 cZfcTv^?/ 996 
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 canonical 985 
 
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 echappee 840 
 echapper belle 671 
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 repeat 104 
 resonance 408 
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 eclat 873 
 
 eclectic 609 
 
 eclipse 
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 disappearance 
 
 449 
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 outshine 873, 874 
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 total - dai'h 42 1 
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 eclogue 597 
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 conduct 692 
 
 frugality 817 
 
 {plan 626) 
 animal - 359 
 ecorcber les oreilles 
 
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 ecstasis 683 
 ecstasy 
 
 frenzy 515 
 
 transpoi't 821 
 
 rapture 827 
 ecstatic 829 
 ecstatica 994 
 ectype 21 
 ecumenical 78 
 edacity 957 
 Edda 986 
 eddy 
 
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 current 312 
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 Jiearen 827 
 
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 e«<?r/7y 171 
 
 height 206 
 
 JWwX; 231 
 cutting - 253 
 set on - 256 
 take the - off 174 
 
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 edge-tools 253 
 
 play with - 863 
 
 edgewise 217 
 
 edging 
 
 obliquity 217 
 border 231 
 ornament 847 
 
 edible 298 
 
 edict 741 
 
 edification 
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 teaching 537 
 learning 539 
 piety 987 
 
 edifice 161 
 
 edifying good 648 
 
 edile 965 
 
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 editor 593 
 
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 educt 40 
 edulcorate 
 
 sweeten 396 
 
 clean 652 
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 obliterate 552 
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 complete 729 
 carry into - 692 
 with crushing - 
 
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 take - 731 
 to that - 516 
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 useful 644 
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 goods 798 
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 Tvomanlihe 374 
 
 timoj'ous 862 
 
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 effendi 875 
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 odour 398 
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 0;y 348) 
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 effreet 980 
 effrontery 885 
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 effuse 
 
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 excrete 299 
 
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 effusion of blood 
 
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 egesta 299 
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 vanity 880 
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 exaggerated 549 
 
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 strength 159 
 
 energy 171 
 
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 rejoice 838 
 
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 disrepute 874 
 
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 pursuit 622 
 
 active 682 
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 elbow-grease 331 
 elbow-room 
 
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 freedom 748 
 elder oZ^t'r 124 
 
 aged 128 
 
 veteran 130 
 
 clergy 996 
 elect choose 609 
 
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 predestinate 976 
 
 ^mf« 987 
 election 
 
 numerical 84 
 
 necessity 601 
 electioneering 609 
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 electorate 737 
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 sensation 821 
 
 excitable 825 
 
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 excite 824 
 
 astonish 870 
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 Electro-magnetism 
 
 157 
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 electuary 662 
 eleemosynary 784 
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 lament 839 
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 beginning 66 
 
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 content 831 
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 ELO 
 
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 earner 271 
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 vertical 212 
 
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 jireserve 670 
 
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 refuge 666 
 
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 EME 
 
 EIMP 
 
 EMU 
 
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 depart 293 
 
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 redundance 641 
 ivealth 803 
 
 embarrass 
 
 render difficult 
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 liinder 706 
 embarrassed 
 
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 embarrassing 
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 embase 659 
 
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 consignee 758 
 
 embattled 
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 leagued 712 
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 embezzle 791 
 
 embitter 
 
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 aggravate 835 
 acerbate 900 
 
 emblazon 
 colour 428 
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 display S82 
 
 emblem 550 
 
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 i^rtA'6' 789 
 
 friendship 888 
 
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 couj'tesy 894 
 
 endearment 902 
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 opening 260 
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 emphatic 
 
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 emphatically 
 
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 domain 780 
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 empirical 
 
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 d^««y 675 
 
 empiricism 463 
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 caveat - 769 
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 drain 297 
 
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 undue 925 
 
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 empurple 437 
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 blissful 829 
 empyreuma 41 
 empyrosis 384 
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 goodness 648 
 
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 emunctory 350 
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 enchain 
 
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 enchanting 
 
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 enchyridion 593 
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 enclave close 181 
 
 boundary 233 
 enclose environ 227 
 
 7/e??t i?i 229 
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 envelope 232 
 
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 infringe 925 
 encumber 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 hindrance 706 
 encyclical 531 
 encyclopsedia 
 
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 general 78 
 
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 end 
 
 termination 67 
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 ignorant 491 
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 difficult 704 
 
 endamage 649 
 
 endanger 665 
 
 endear 897 
 
 endearment 902 
 
 endeavour 
 pursue 622 
 attempt 675 
 use one's best - 
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 endemic 
 
 special 79 
 
 intenor 221 
 
 disease 655 
 endimanche 
 
 adorned 847 
 
 display 882 
 endless 
 
 muUitudinous 
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 infinite 105 
 
 p)erpetual 112, 
 endlong 200 
 endogenous 367 
 endorse 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 assent 488 
 
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 approve 931 
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 mark 550 
 endosmose 302 
 endow 
 
 confer poiver 157 
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 intrijisic 5 
 
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 talent 698 
 
 .'/i/'^ 784 
 
 endrogynous 83 
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 endure i^i7«c 106 
 
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 submit to S26 
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 energy pon-er 157 
 
 strength 159 
 physical 171 
 resolution 604 
 activity 682 
 
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 weaken 160 
 
 enfant, bon - 906 
 
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 prospei'ity 734 
 satiety 869 
 favourite 899 
 
 - perdu 
 hopeless 859 
 reckless 863 
 
 - terrible 
 artless 703 
 object of fear 860 
 
 enfeeble 160 
 enfeoffment 783 
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 enfilade 
 
 lengthwise 200 
 
 pierce 260 
 
 ^;«tS,? through 302 
 enfold 229 
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 advise 695 « 
 
 compel 744 
 
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 enfranchise 
 
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 liberate 750 
 
 p)ermit 760 
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 2)rivileged 924 
 engage 
 
 bespeak 132 
 
 induce 615 
 
 undeHake 676 
 
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 commission 755 
 
 promise 768 
 
 compact 769 
 I'll- 
 
 affirmation 535 
 
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 - in attention 457 
 engagement 
 
 busiiiess 625 
 SartZ^' 720 
 
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 ENT 
 
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 j)Uasing 829 
 
 amiable 897 
 engender 161 
 engine 633 
 engine-driver 268 
 engineer 
 
 mechanician 690 
 
 inilitary 726 
 engineering 633 
 engird 227 
 English 
 
 native 188 
 broken - 563 
 king's - 560 
 mxn-der the 
 
 king's - 568 
 plain - 
 
 intelUgihle 518, 
 
 interpreted 522 
 
 style 576 
 engorge 
 
 smalloiv 296 
 
 gluttony 957 
 engorgement 
 
 too much 641 
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 mark 550 
 
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 engraver 559 
 engraving 658 
 engross write 590 
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 thought 45 1 
 attention 457 
 
 engulph 
 destroy 162 
 plunge 310 
 sivallow tip 296 
 
 enhance 
 increase 35 
 improve 658 
 
 enharmonic 413 
 
 enigma 
 
 question 461 
 secret 533 
 
 enigmatic 
 uncertaiit 475 
 obscure 519 
 {hidden 528) 
 
 enigme, mot d'- 
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 enjoin advise 695 
 command 741 
 2)resc7dbe 926 
 
 enjoy 
 physically 377 
 
 possess 777 
 morally 827 
 
 - health 654 
 
 - a state 7 
 enkindle At^a;^ 384 
 
 excite 824 
 {induce 615) 
 enlarge 
 increase 35 
 sw^ZZ 194 
 17^ writing 573 
 liberate 750 
 
 - the mind 537 
 enlarged views 
 
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 enlighten 
 
 illumine 420 
 
 inform 527 
 
 j'6'a<:'7i 537 
 enlightened 
 
 linoivhdge 490 
 enlist engage 615 
 
 ?rar 722 
 
 commission 755 
 
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 banners of 707 
 
 - into the 
 service 677 
 
 enliven 
 
 delight 829 
 
 cZft'cr 836 
 
 amuse 840 
 enmity 889 
 ennoble 873 
 ennui 841 
 enormity 
 
 c?*j?«e 947 
 enormous ^rm^ 31 
 
 J^l7 192 
 
 - number 102 
 enough much 31 
 
 7?o more! 142 
 sufficient 639 
 moderately 651 
 satiety 869 
 know when one 
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 - in all conscience 
 641 
 
 - to drive one 
 mad 830 
 
 - and to spare 
 
 639 
 enrage 
 
 provoke 830 
 
 incense 900 
 enrage 865 
 enrapture 
 
 excite 824 
 
 beatify 829 
 
 love 897 
 enraptured 827 
 enravish 
 
 beatify 829 
 enravished 827 
 enravishment 824 
 enrich 
 
 improve 658 
 
 wealth 803 
 enrobe 225 
 enroll record 551 
 
 - troops 722 
 commission 755 
 
 ens essence i 
 Ens Entium 976 
 ensample 22 
 ensanguined 361 
 ensconce 
 
 conceal 528 
 
 safety 664 
 ensconced 
 
 located 184 
 ensemble 50 
 enshrine 
 
 circumscribe 229 
 
 repute 873 
 
 sanctify 987 
 
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 505 
 ensiforn 253 
 ensign 
 
 standard 550 
 
 officer 726 
 
 master 745 
 
 - of authority 747 
 enslave 749 
 ensnare 545 
 ensue /«:>ZZ(^;y 63 
 
 happen 151 
 ensure 474 
 entablature 210 
 entail cause 153 
 
 ^f ^ ?//> propeHy 
 781 
 entangle 
 
 interlinh 43 
 
 derange 61 
 
 7'«?"<?Z 219 
 
 enirap 545 
 
 embroil 713 
 entangled 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 - by difficulties 
 
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 entend, cela s'- 
 
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 entente cordiale 
 alliance 714 
 friendship 888 
 
 enter ^/^ i/i 294 
 
 wo;f<? 551 
 accounts 81 1 
 
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 special 79 
 describe 594 
 
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 engagement 
 768 
 
 - into the feelings 
 of 914 
 
 - into the ideas 
 of understand 
 518 
 
 concord 714 
 
 - in converge 290 
 
 - the lists 
 attach 716 
 contention 720 
 
 - the mind 45 1 
 
 - a profession 625 
 
 - into the spirit of 
 feel 821 
 
 delight 827 
 
 - upon 66 
 
 - into one's views 
 488 
 
 enterprise 
 
 pursuit 622 
 
 undertahing 676- 
 commercial - 794 
 enterprising 
 
 active 682 
 
 courageous 861 
 entertain 
 
 bear in mind 457 
 
 support 707 
 
 amuse 840 
 
 sociality 892 
 
 - doubts 485 
 
 - feeling 821 
 
 - an idea 451 
 
 - an opinion 484 
 entertainment 
 
 \_see entertain] 
 repast 298 
 entete 
 
 wrong-headed 
 481 
 
 obstinate 606 
 enthral 
 
 subjection 749 
 restraint 751 
 enthrone 873 
 enthronement 755 
 enthusiasm 
 feeling 821 
 /io/7e 858 
 431 
 
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 love 897 
 
 enthusiast 
 madman 504 
 obstinate 606 
 active 682 
 
 enthusiastic 
 imaginative 515 
 sensitive 822 
 excitable 825 
 sanguine 858 
 
 enthymeme 476 
 
 entice 615 
 
 enticing 829 
 
 entire whole 50 
 comjylete 52 
 continuous 69 
 - horse 373 
 
 entirely 
 
 7/<?<C/t 31 
 
 entitle waw*? 564 
 
 give a right 924 
 entity i 
 entomb ifiter 363 
 
 imjjrison 751 
 Entomology 368 
 entourage 
 
 situation 183 
 
 su?'roundings 227 
 entozoon 193 
 entrails 221 
 entrammel 751 
 entrance 
 
 begimiing 66 
 
 ingress 294 
 
 enrapture 827, 
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 magic 992 
 give - to 296 
 entrancement 824 
 entrap 
 
 deceive 545 
 
 {imj)eril 665) 
 entre nous 528 
 entreat 765 
 entree 
 
 reoejjtiofi 296 
 
 </i«A 298 
 give the - 296 
 have the - 294 
 entremet 298 
 entrepreneur 599 
 entrepot 
 
 store 636 
 
 maji: 799 
 entre-sol 191 
 entrust 
 
 commission 755 
 
 give 784 
 
 credit 805 
 entry beginning 66 
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 EPH 
 
 ingress 294 
 
 record 551 
 entwine Joi/j- 43 
 
 intersect 219 
 
 convolve 248 
 enucleate 522 
 enumerate 85 
 
 - among 76 
 enunciate 
 
 inform 527 
 
 «#^*"«' 535 
 
 rwce 580 
 envelop 225 
 envelope 
 
 covering 223 
 
 in closure 232 
 envenom 
 
 deprave 659 
 
 exasperate 835 
 
 7m^6' 898 
 
 anger 900 
 envenomed 
 
 Ja^ 649 
 
 insalubrious 657 
 
 jiainful 830 
 
 malevolent 907 
 
 - tongue 934 
 environ 227 
 environs 197 
 
 in such and such - 
 
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 envoy 
 
 messenger 534 
 
 consignee 758 
 envy 921 
 enwrap 225 
 Eolianharp 417 
 Eolus 349 
 eon 976 
 epanchement 
 
 manifest 525 
 
 artless 703 
 
 endearment 902 
 epaulette 
 
 Z'«^Z|7<? 550 
 
 ornament 847 
 
 decoration 2>TJ 
 eperdu 824 
 epergne 191 
 ephemeral 
 
 transient III 
 ephemeris 
 
 calendar 114 
 
 record 551 
 
 ^'('^'/^ 593 
 Ephesian letters 
 
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 ephialtes 
 physical pain 
 378 
 
 EPO 
 
 ' hindrance 706 
 
 mental pain 828 
 epic 
 
 desci-iptive 594 
 
 poetry 597 
 epicedium 839 
 epicene 
 
 multiform 81 
 
 exceptional 83 
 epicier 876 
 epicure 
 
 fastidious 868 
 
 sybarite 954** 
 
 gluttofi 957 
 epicurean 954 
 Epicurus, system 
 
 of - 954 
 epicy-cle, -cloid 
 
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 epidemic 
 
 gene7'al 78 
 
 disease 655 
 
 insalubrity 657 
 epidermis 223 
 epigenesis 161 
 epigram w?Y 842 
 epigrammatic 
 
 concise 572 
 epigrammatist 844 
 epigraph 550 
 epilepsy 315 
 epilogue 
 
 sequel 65 
 
 drama 599 
 epingles, tire a 
 
 quatre - 855 
 Epiphany 998 
 episcopal 995 
 Episcopalian 984 
 episcopate 995 
 episode 
 
 adjunct 39 
 
 discontinuity 70 
 
 interjacence 228 
 episodic 
 
 irrelative 10 
 
 «^^^<? 573 
 epistle 592 
 Epistles 985 
 epitaph 363 
 epithalamium 903 
 epithem 662 
 epithet 564 
 epitome 
 
 miniature 193 
 
 ^/^y?"^ 201 
 
 concise 572 
 
 compendium 596 
 epizootic 657 
 epoch ^2we 106 
 
 EQU 
 
 instant 113 
 
 <^a^<3 114 
 
 present time 118 
 epode 597 
 epopoea 597 
 epulation 298 
 epulotic 662 
 epuration 652 
 equable 922 
 equal even 27 
 
 equitable 922 
 
 - chance 156 
 
 - times 120 
 
 - to pojver 157 
 equality 27 
 
 identity 13 
 equanimity 826 
 equate 27 
 
 comjjensate 30 
 equations 85 
 equator ??n^</fc 68 
 
 world 318 
 equatorial 68 
 equerry 746 
 equestrian 268 
 equibalanced 27 
 equidistant 68 
 equilibration 27 
 equilibrium 27 
 equine carrier 271 
 
 horse 366 
 equinox 
 
 spHng 125 
 
 autumn 126 
 equip dress 225 
 
 2Jrepare 673 
 equipage 
 
 vehicle 272 
 
 instruments 633 
 
 display 882 
 equipoise, &c. 27 
 equitable wi>c 498 
 
 ^Msf 922 
 
 ^w<? 924 
 
 honourable 939 
 
 - interest 780 
 equitation 266 
 equity right 922 
 
 honour 939 
 ZaTy 963 
 in - 922 
 
 - draftsman 968 
 equivalent 
 
 identical 13 
 equal 27 
 compensation 30 
 substitute i^'j 
 translation 522 
 equivocalness 
 duHous 475 
 
EQU 
 
 double meaning 
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 impure 961 
 equivocate 
 
 sophistry 477 
 
 palter 520 
 
 lie 544 
 equivocation 
 
 [see equivocate] 
 without - 543 
 equivoque 
 
 double vieaning 
 520 
 
 impure 961 
 era time 106 
 
 date 114 
 eradicate 
 
 destroy 162 
 
 extract 301 
 erase destroy 162 
 
 obliterate 552 
 Erastian 984 
 erasure 552 
 Erato 416 
 ere 116 
 
 - long 132 
 
 - now 116 
 jyast 122 
 
 Erebus darli 421 
 
 hell 982 
 erect hdld 161 
 
 vertical 212 
 
 rai.fc 307 
 with head - 878 
 
 - the scaffolding 
 
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 erewhile 116, 122 
 ergo 476 
 ergotism 480 
 ergotize 485 
 eriometer 445 
 ermine 
 
 badge of 
 authoHty 747 
 
 ornament 847 
 erode 659 
 erotic 
 
 amorous 897 
 
 impui'e 961 
 err - in opinion 495 
 
 - vwrally 945 
 errand 
 
 message 532 
 
 business 625 
 
 commission 755 
 errand-boy 534 
 errant 279 
 erratic 
 
 changeable 149 
 
 wandering 279 
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 capricious 608 
 erratum 495 
 erroneous 495 
 erroT fallacy 495 
 
 vice 945 
 
 /7«27^ 947 
 court of - 966 
 writ of - 969 
 erst 122 
 
 erubescence 434 
 erubuit salva res 
 
 est 950 
 eructate 297 
 erudition 
 
 hiowledge 490 
 
 lear fling 539 
 eruption 
 
 violence 173 
 
 egress 295 
 
 disease 655 
 volcanic - 872 
 escalade 
 
 mounting 305 
 
 attach 716 
 escalop 248 
 escamoter 545 
 
 absurdity 497 
 freah 608 
 pranh 840 
 escape 
 
 /?^//2^ 671 
 
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 speech 582 
 
 - the memory 506 
 
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 inattention 458 
 latent 526 
 
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 escarpment 
 
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 height 206 
 
 oblique 217 
 escharotic 
 
 caustic 171 
 
 pungent 392 
 escheat 974 
 eschew «?w<^ 623 
 
 dislike 867 
 esclandre 828, 830 
 escort 
 
 accompany 88 
 
 safeguard 664 
 
 ESS 
 
 heeper 753 
 esculent 298 
 escutcheon 550 
 esoteric 
 
 private 79 
 
 concealed 528 
 Espagne, chateau 
 
 en -fancy 515 
 
 //^'j!;6; 858 
 espalier 232 
 especial 79 
 especially 
 
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 espial 441 
 espieglerie 
 
 chinning 702 
 
 /M/i 840 
 
 7r2Y 842 
 espionnage 
 
 loohing 441 
 
 inquiry 461 
 esplanade 
 
 houses 189 
 
 /a^ 213 
 
 (^Zai/i 344) 
 espouse 
 
 choose 609 
 
 maiinage 903 
 
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 cooperate 709 
 
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 shrenulness 498 
 wi^ 842 
 bel - 844 
 
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 cooperation 709 
 sociality 892 
 (jyarj^y 712) 
 
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 irreligivus 989 
 
 espy 441 
 esquire 
 
 rfl^y^Z; 875 
 
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 essay 
 
 e-rpeinment 463 
 
 dissertation 595 
 
 endeavour 676 
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 essence 
 
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 required 630 
 important 642 
 
 essentially 
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 create 161 
 place 184 
 evidence 467 
 demonstrate 478 
 
 - equilibrium 27 
 established 
 
 jfcrmanent 14 1 
 /m&iY 613 
 
 - church 983a 
 establishment 
 
 party 712 
 
 .s/^*/; 799 
 estafette 534 
 estaminet 189 
 estate 
 
 condition 7 
 
 jiroperty 780 
 come to man's - 
 
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 esteem 
 
 believe 484 
 
 approve 93 r 
 
 in high - 928 
 
 estimable 648 
 
 estimate 
 measure 466 
 adjudge 480 
 information 527 
 
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 estimation 
 
 [««d esteem, 
 estimate] 
 estival 382 
 esto perpetua ! 
 
 pierpctuity II2 
 
 ptermanencc 141 
 
 desire 865 
 estop 706 
 estrade 213 
 estrange 
 
 alienate 889 
 
 /mj^e 898 
 estranged 
 
 secluded 893 
 estrapade 
 
 attach 716 
 
 jJunishmcnt 972 
 estreat 974 
 estuary 343 
 estuation 384 
 esurient 865 
 et - caetera 
 
 af?<^ 37 
 
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 EVE 
 
 EVI 
 
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 2)lural 100 
 
 . hoc genus omne 
 
 similai' 17 
 
 include 76 
 
 multiform 8i 
 etalage 882 
 etat major 745 
 etch furrow 259 
 
 engraving 558 
 eternal 112 
 - home 981 
 Eternal, the - 976 
 eternity 112 
 an - no 
 
 launch into - 360, 
 36.1 
 ether 
 
 lightness 320 
 
 rarity 322 
 
 vaimur 334 
 
 ancBstlietic 376 
 ethereal 4 
 ethicism 984 
 ethics 926 
 Ethiop hlacli 431 
 Ethiopian's skin 
 
 vnchangcahle 150 
 Ethnology 372 
 ethnic 984 
 Ethology 926 
 etiolate 
 
 bleach 429 
 
 wJiiten 430 
 Etiology 
 
 causes 155 
 
 knowledge 490 
 etiquette 
 
 custom 613 
 
 fashion 852 
 
 ceremony 882 
 etoile, a la belle - 
 
 out of doors 220 
 
 in the air 338 
 etourderie 
 
 inattention 458 
 
 unskilfulness 699 
 Etymology 562 
 etymon origin 153 
 
 verbal 562 
 Eucharist 998 
 Euchology 998 
 euchre 840 
 eudiometer 
 
 air 338 
 
 salubrity 656 
 euge ! 931 
 eulogist 935 
 eulogy 931 
 Eumenides/?(ry 900 
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 evil doers 913 
 revenge gig 
 euphemism 
 
 st!/^(^ 577 y 578 
 
 ^flattery 933 
 euphemist 
 
 w«M of taste 850 
 
 flatterer 935 
 euphony 
 
 melody 413 
 
 elegant style 578 
 Euphrosyne 836 
 euphuism 
 
 elegant style <^'j'j 
 
 affected style 579 
 
 a ff dotation 855 
 eureka ! 
 
 answer 462 
 
 discovery 480^^ 
 Euripus 343 
 eurythmy 242 
 Euterpe 416 
 euthanasia 360 
 evacuate 
 
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 excrete 295 
 
 cm?^ 297 
 evacuation 299 
 evade so2)]iistry 477 
 
 «tw<Z 623 
 
 not observe 773 
 
 exempt 927 
 evagation 279 
 evanescent 
 
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 transient in 
 
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 disajypearing 449 
 evangelical 9831^^, 
 
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 Evangelists 985 
 
 evanid 160 
 
 evaporahle 334 
 
 evaporate 
 
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 tra)isient in 
 vajHrrize 336 
 
 evasion 
 
 sophisti'y 477 
 concealment 528 
 falsehood 544 
 untruth 546 
 avoidance 623 
 escai)e 671 
 cunning 702 
 non-observance 
 
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 dereliction 927 
 eve 126 
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 transient in 
 lir'xor 116 
 future 121 
 
 evection 61 
 
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 uniform 16 
 ^(/wtfZ 27 
 .9?^?7/ 7//^j?'6' 33 
 Z^'reZ 213 
 straight 246 
 /«j^ 251 
 smooth 255 
 although 469 
 ^;i 57;i?f*? </ 708 
 
 - course 628 
 
 - now 118 
 
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 ?/tf.9 488 
 
 - temper 826 
 
 - terms 922 
 
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 uniform 16 
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 continuity 58 
 
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 ^vmVZ 623 
 business 625 
 be - with 
 retaliate 718 
 ^.>a?/ 807 
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 honourable 939 
 evening 126 
 
 shades of - 422 
 evensong 990 
 event 151 
 bout 720 
 in the - of 
 ci7'cumstafice 8 
 sujjjwsition 514 
 justified by the - 
 
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 eventful 151 
 remarkable 
 642 
 
 sti7'7'ing 682 
 eventide 126 
 eventual 
 
 future 121 
 eventuality 161 
 eventually 
 effect 154 
 ever 112 
 w and anon 136 
 
 - changing 149 
 
 - recurring 104 
 
 ever so 31 
 
 - little 32 
 
 - long no 
 
 - many 102 
 evergreen 
 
 continuous 69 
 lasting no 
 always 112 
 fresh 123 
 everlasting 113 
 -life 152 
 
 - fire 982 
 evermore 112 
 eversion 218 
 evert 140 
 every 78 
 
 - hand against 
 one 891 
 
 - day 
 conformity 82 
 freqxient 136 
 habit 613 
 
 - description 81 
 
 - inch 50 
 in - mouth 
 
 assent 488 
 news 532 
 7'cpute 873 
 
 - other 138 
 
 in - quarter 180 
 in - respect 494 
 on - side 227 
 at - turn 186 
 
 - whit 52 
 everybody 78 
 everyone 78 
 
 - his due 922 
 
 - in his turn 148 
 everywhere 
 
 space 180 
 
 2)resence 186 
 evict 297 
 evidence 467 
 ocular - 446 
 evidence, en - 446 
 evident 
 
 visible 446 
 
 certain 474 
 
 manifest 525 
 evil hai'm 619 
 
 badness 649 
 
 impious 988 
 
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 preimrefor - 673 
 adversity 735 
 
 - eye vision 441 
 malevolence 907 
 disapprobation 
 
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 demon 980 
 
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 EXA 
 
 EXO 
 
 EXO 
 
 spell 993 
 
 - favoured 846 
 
 - fortune 735 
 
 - genius 980 
 
 - hour 1 35 
 -one 978 
 
 - plight 735 
 through - report 
 
 &c. 604a 
 
 - star 649 
 evil-doer 913 
 evil-doing 945 
 evil-minded 
 
 malevolent 907 
 
 vicious 945 
 evil-speaking 
 
 malediction 908 
 
 censure 932 
 
 detraction 934 
 evince show 467 
 
 2Jrove 478 
 eviscerate 
 
 eject 297 
 
 extract 301 
 eviscerated 4 
 evoke cause 153 
 
 call lip on 765 
 
 excite 824 
 evolution 
 
 numerical 85 
 
 production 161 
 
 motion 264 
 
 extraction 301 
 
 circuition 311 
 
 turning out 313 
 
 training 673 
 
 action 680 
 military -s 722 
 evolve 
 
 discover 480a 
 evolved from 154 
 
 evolution] 
 evulgate 531 
 evulsion 301 
 evviva! 931 
 ewe skeeiJ 366 
 female 374 
 ewer 191 
 ex 
 
 - animo 602 
 
 - oflticio 494 
 
 - parte 467 
 
 - pede Herculem 
 
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 - post facto 122, 
 
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 - tempore 
 iyistant 113 
 occasion 134 
 
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 exacerbate 
 
 inc7'ease 35 
 exasperate 173 
 aggravate 835 
 exact similar 17 
 true 494 
 style 572 
 require 741 
 f«a? 812 
 insolence 885 
 ^Zam. 924, 926 
 
 - meaning 516 
 
 - memory 505 
 
 - observance 772 
 
 - truth 494 
 exacting 
 
 discontented 832 
 grasping 865 
 
 exaction 
 
 {see exact] 
 undue 925 
 
 exactly 
 just so 488 
 
 exaggeration 
 increase 35 
 expand 194 
 overestimate 482 
 magnify 649 
 misrepresent 555 
 
 exalt 
 
 increase 35 
 elevate 307 
 <?^"foZ 931 
 (Jo««3^ 884) 
 
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 exalte 504 
 
 tete -e 503 
 exalted high 206 
 repute 873 
 wo^'Ze 875" 
 magnanimous 
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 examination 
 [.we examine] 
 evidence 467 
 undergo - 461 
 examine 
 
 attend to 457 
 inquire 461 
 example 
 pattern 22 
 instance 82 
 bad - 949 
 good - 948 
 make an - of 974 
 set a good - 944 
 exanimate 
 dead 360 
 supine 683 
 exarch 745 
 
 exasperate 
 
 exacerbate 173 
 
 aggravate 835 
 
 enrage 900 
 excavate 252 
 excecation 442 
 exceed surpass 33 
 
 remain 40 
 
 transgress 303 
 
 intemperance 954 
 exceedingly 
 
 {greatly 31) 
 excel surpass 33 
 - in skilful 698 
 excellence 
 
 goodness 648 
 
 viHue 944 
 excellence, par - 
 
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 excellency 
 
 j^^YZe 877 
 excentric 220 [a/i^^ 
 
 see eccentric] 
 except subduct 38 
 
 exclude 55 
 
 7'e/ee2^ 610 
 exception 
 
 unconformity 83 
 
 qualification 469 
 
 disapproval 932 
 take - 
 
 qualify 469 
 
 ^•ese;??^ 900 
 exceptionable 
 
 ^>a<Z 649 
 
 guilty 947 
 exceptional 
 
 extraneous 57 
 
 unconformaMe 83 
 in an - degree 31 
 exceptions 901, 
 
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 exceptis 
 
 excipiendis 469 
 excern 297 
 excerpta^^flr^s 51 
 
 compendium 596 
 
 selections 609 
 excerption 609 
 excess 
 
 remainder 40 
 
 redundance 641 
 
 intemperance 954 
 excessive 
 
 ^7'm?^ 31 
 
 exchange 
 reciprocity 12 
 interchange 148 
 transfer 783 
 barter 794 
 
 war* 799 
 bill of - 771 
 
 - blows, &:c. 
 retaliation 718 
 &fl?^fc 720 
 
 Exchequer 802 
 Baron of - 967 
 Court of - 966 
 
 - bill 800 
 excise 812 
 exciseman 965 
 excision 38 
 excitability 
 
 excitement 825 
 ii'ascibility 901 
 excitation 824 
 excite energy 171 
 violence 173 
 - mm'ally 824 
 
 - attention 457 
 
 - desire 865 
 
 - hope 811 
 
 - an impression 
 
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 banish 893 
 exclusion 55, 57 
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 executor 690 
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 exception 83 
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 non-liability 
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 - oneself 686 
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 exhalation 
 
 ejection 297 
 
 excretion 299 
 
 vapour 336 
 
 odour 398 
 exhaust 
 
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 waste 638 
 
 fatigue 688 
 
 complete 729 
 
 drain 789 
 
 squaiider 818 
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 inexistcnt 2 
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 compute 52 
 
 - inquiry 461 
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 infinite 105 
 
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 exhibit ^Aww 525 
 
 display 882 
 exhilarate 836 
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 advise 695 
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 exigency cW^w 8 
 
 requirement 630 
 
 dearth 640 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
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 discojitented 832 
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 banish 893 
 
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 exostosis 250 
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 expenditure 809 
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 expugnation 
 
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 exsudation 299 
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 extinguisher 165 
 
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 grasping 865 
 
 extra 
 
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 supernumerary 
 641 
 ab - 220 
 
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 quotation 596 
 
 extraction 301 
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 extractor 301 
 
 extradition 
 deportation 270 
 expulsion 297 
 
 extrajudicial 964 
 
 extramundane 
 
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 extramural 220 
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 extraneousness 57 
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 exceptional 83 
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 foolish 499 
 
 exaggerated 549 
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 high-priced 814 
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 ridiculous 853 
 extravagation 
 
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 ejection 297 
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 inordinate 31 
 
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 extremity e/?r7 67 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 tribulation 828 
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 at the last - 665 
 extricate 
 
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 deliver 672 
 
 facilitate 705 
 
 liberate 750 
 extrinsicality 6 
 extrinsic evidence 
 
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 excrete 299 
 exuberant 
 
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 redundant 639 
 exudation 
 
 egress 295 
 
 excretion 299 
 exulcerate 659 
 exult rejoice 838 
 
 J6^«52^ 884 
 
 exultant 
 
 hopeful 858 
 exulting 
 
 cheerful 836 
 exunge 3^6 
 exuviae ^/zrji 653 
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 before one's -s 
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 munifest 525 
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 865 
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 blemish 848 
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 shill 698 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 eye-witness 
 spectator 444 
 evidence 467 
 
 eyot 346 
 
 eyre 966 
 
 eyry 189 
 
 Fabian policy 
 
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 inaction 68 r 
 
 caution 864 
 fable error 495 
 
 metaphw 521 
 
 fiction 546 
 
 description 594 
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 effect 154 
 
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 invent 515 
 
 falsify 544 
 fabrication lie 546 
 fabula narratur, de 
 
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 condemn 971 
 fabulist 594 
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 imaginai'y 515 
 
 untrue 546 
 
 exaggerated. 549 
 faburden 413 
 fa9ade 234 
 face exterior 220 
 
 covering 223 
 
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 aspect 448 
 
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 brave 861 
 
 inqmdence 885 
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 bashful 879 
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 manifest 525 
 
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 appearance 448 
 
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 facetiae 842 
 facetious 842 
 facia 234 
 facile 
 
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 irresolute 605 
 
 easy 705 
 facile princeps 33 
 facilis descensus 
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 danger 665 
 facilitate 705 
 facility sldll 698 
 
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 exaggeration 549 
 fac-simile copy i\ 
 representation 
 
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 fact existence i 
 event 151 
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 truth 494 
 
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 factitious 545, 546 
 
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 director 694 
 consignee 758 
 {merchant 797) 
 
 factory 691 
 
 factotum 
 ff<7ey?7^ 690 
 manager 694 
 employe 758 
 
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 faculties 450 
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 facundity 582 
 
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 become old 124 
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 ^.<fe colmir 429 
 disappear 449 
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 foulness 653 
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 fag labo^ir 686 
 
 fatigue 688 
 drudge 690 
 
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 insnficient 640 
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 <7y/iZj^ 947 
 
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 - luck 735 
 
 - memory 506 
 
 - sight 443 
 
 - strength 160 
 failure 732 
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 compuUive 744 
 
 ^r?^-/^ 865 
 faineant 683 
 faint 
 
 small i)i degree 22 
 
 impotent 158 
 
 n'eah 160 
 
 sound 405 
 
 <Zim 422 
 
 colour 429 
 
 sivoon 688 
 
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 cmvardice 862 
 
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 praise 930, 932, 
 
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 hono^irable 939 
 
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 occasion 134 
 
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 prosperous 734 
 hopefnl 858 
 
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 701 
 
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 flattery 933 
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 fay 979 
 
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 happen 151 
 
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 adversity 735 
 
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 inform 527 
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 regress 283 
 
 - away 195 
 
 - back return 283 
 recede 287 
 relapse 661 
 
 - back upon 
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 defence 717 
 
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 upon 
 provision 637 
 
 - a cursing 908 
 
 - of the curtain 
 
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 - into a custom 
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 - of day 125 
 
 - dead 360, (752) 
 
 - into decay 659 
 
 - down 990 
 
 - down before 928 
 
 - upon the ear 418 
 « flat on the ear 
 
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 - at one's feet 725 
 
 - foul of blow 276 
 hinder 706 
 oppose 708 
 discord 713 
 attack 716 
 contention 720 
 censure 932 
 
 - to the ground 
 he confuted 479 
 fail 732 
 
 - into a habit 613 
 
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 adversity 735 
 disrepute 874 
 
 - in order 58 
 continuity 69 
 etwnt 151 
 
 - into 
 conversion 144 
 river 348 
 
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 converge 2 
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 concord 714 
 consent 762 
 
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 gratitude 916 
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 - off decrease 36 
 detei'iorate 659 
 
 - off again 661 
 
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 900 
 
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 subject 749 
 
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 - into raptures 
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 bad man 949 
 
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 inactive 681 
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 spurious 925 
 
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 523, 544 
 
 - doctrine 984 
 
 - expectation 509 
 
 - hearted 940 
 
 - impression 495 
 
 - light vision 443 
 
 - money 800 
 
 - ornament 851 
 
 - plea unti'uth 546 
 plea 617 
 
 - position 704 
 
 - pretences 
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 - prophet 
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 - reasoning 477 
 
 - scent error 495 
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 - shame 855 
 
 - statement 546 
 
 - step 732 
 
 - teaching 538 
 
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 7i-ant of voice 581 
 falsify e7'ror 495 
 
 falsehood 544, 546 
 
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 hopeless 859 
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 affable 894 
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 posterity 167 
 party 712 
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 one's - 221 
 happy- 714 
 
 - circle 892 
 
 - jars 713 
 
 - likeness 17 
 
 - tie II 
 
 in the - way 161 
 famine 640 
 
 - price 814 
 famine-stricken 
 
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 famish 
 
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 fasting 956 
 famished 
 
 insufficient 640 
 
 hungry 865 
 famous 873 
 famously 
 
 much 31 
 fan blow 349 
 
 cool 385 
 
 refresh 689 
 
 stimulate 824 
 flirt a- 855 
 
 - the embers 505 
 
 - the flame 
 violence 173 
 heat 384 
 aid joy 
 excite 824 
 
 - into a flame 
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 imaginative 515 
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 insane 503 
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 excitable 825 
 heterodox 984 
 over-righteous 
 988 
 
 fanaticism 
 ohitt'uiacy 606 
 
 fanciful 
 
 imaginative 515 
 capricious 608 
 ridiculous 853 
 
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 tc?<;« 453 
 believe 484 
 suppose 514 
 imagine 515 
 caprice 608 
 choice 609 
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 ■/fzY 842 
 desire 865 
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 desire 865 
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 fandango 840 
 
 fandi, moUia tem- 
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 by -s and starts 
 
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 discontinuous 70 
 agitated 315 
 capricious 608 
 /i««^^^ 684 
 
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 changeable 149 
 capHcious 608 
 
 fittings 633 
 
 five 98 
 division by - 99 
 -act play 599 
 
 - and twenty 98 
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 arrange 60 
 establish 150 
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 immorable 265 
 solidify 321 
 resolve 604 
 difficulty 704 
 
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 - the foundations 
 
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 - the memory 505 
 
 - th6 time 114 
 
 - tlie thoughts 457 
 
 - upon discover 
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 choose 609 
 fixed intrinsic 5 
 stable 150 
 quiescent 265 
 habitual 613 
 (^permanent 141) 
 
 - idea 481 
 
 - opinion 484 
 
 - periods 138 
 fixture 
 
 appointment 741 
 
 2)ro2)erty 780 
 fizgig 423 
 fizz 409 
 
 flabelliform 194 
 flabbergast 
 
 astonish 870 
 flabbergasted 
 
 humhled 879 
 flabby 324 
 flaccid ';wWi 160 
 
 SY^/"^ 324 
 
 empty 640 
 flag wmZ? 1 60 
 
 j'/fliJ #y;«tf 204 
 
 Jloor 211 
 
 smoothness 255 
 
 s^yw 275 
 
 si/7?i 550 
 
 _/;a!^/i 627 
 
 infirm. 655 
 
 inactive 683 
 
 j^wr^ 688 
 
 weary 841 
 lower one's - 725 
 red - alarm 669 
 yellow - 
 
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 alarm 669 
 
 - ship 726 
 
 - of truce 723 
 flag-bearer 534 
 flagellation 
 
 penance 952 
 asceticism 955 
 flogging 972 
 W2^<? 998 
 
 flagelliform 205 
 
 flageolet 417 
 
 flagitious 945 
 
 flagon 191 
 
 flagrant 
 great 31 
 manifest 525 
 notorious 531 
 atrocious 945 
 
 FLA 
 
 flagrante 
 
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 - delicto 
 
 sure enough 474 
 
 «C2^ 680 
 
 guilt 947 
 flagration 384 
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 signal 550 
 flail 276 
 flake 204 
 
 snow - 383 
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 flambe 732 
 flambeau 423 
 flame /r6' 382 
 
 light 420 
 
 lumina/ry 423 
 
 passion 824, 825 
 
 love 897 
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 emotion 821 
 consign to the -s 
 
 384 
 add fuel to the - 
 
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 - up 825 
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 oi'ange 439 
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 flaming violent 17J 
 
 feeling 821 
 
 excited 824 
 
 ostentatious 882 
 
 boasting 884 
 flaneur 935 
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 ?*i;/t 231 
 
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 flannel 384 
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 hanging 214 
 
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 violent 173 
 
 /re 382 
 
 %7i^ 420 
 
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 FLE 
 
 FLI 
 
 FLI 
 
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 - across the mem- 
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 . on the mind 
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 disclose 529 
 imrpuhe 612 
 
 - note 800 
 
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 unsubstantial 4 
 impotent 158 
 iinproductive 169 
 failure 'J2>'^ 
 
 - tongue 563 
 
 - up excited 824 
 
 - upon 
 wiexpected 508 
 
 - of wit 842 
 flashing 
 
 ostentations 882 
 flashy 
 
 gaudy colour 428 
 
 - ^tylc 577 
 
 ornament 847 
 flask 191 
 flat incH 172 
 
 story 191 
 
 low 207 
 
 horizontal 213 
 
 vapid 391 
 
 Zt>w ^c;?/c 408 
 
 musical note 413 
 
 positive 535 
 
 ^Zm^^ 547 
 
 , back-scene 599 
 
 5/«>«Z 667 
 
 bungler 701 
 
 insens-ible 823 
 
 dejected 837 
 
 weary 841 
 
 <^«Z^ 843 
 
 simple 849 
 fall - 732 
 
 - contradiction 
 
 536 
 
 - refusal 764 
 flatness 251 
 flatter deceive 545 
 
 cunning 702 
 jjlease 829 
 encoura/je 858 
 approbation 931 
 adulation 933 
 
 - oneself 
 probable 472 
 /i^ji;^? 858 
 
 - the palate 394 
 flatterer 935 
 flattering - tale 
 
 A^j?e 858 
 
 = unction to one's 
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 content 831 
 t-«?/i 880 
 flattery 933 
 flattery 
 faUehood 544 
 adulation 933 
 flatulent 
 /7ff.*('^>?/5 334 
 a?r 338 
 yyi/ic? 349 
 
 - ^^'^ 573, 575 
 flatus i7a« 334 
 
 wind 349 
 flaunt 
 
 flourish' Sy;^ 
 
 disj?lay 882 
 flaunting 
 
 gaudy 428 
 flautist 416 
 Flavian 
 
 amphitheatre 72^ 
 flavour 390 
 flavous 436 
 flaw break 70 
 
 crack 198 
 
 CTVW 495 
 
 imperfection 651 
 
 blemish 848 
 
 /«?/i^ 947 
 
 - in an argument 
 
 477 
 flay ^/ir^ 226 
 
 jmnish 972 
 fLesL jumper 309 
 
 ^?7^ 653 
 
 - in one's ear 
 repel 289 
 <?;>f2^ 297 
 refuse 764 
 dis7'epute 874 
 abashed 879 
 discourteous 895 
 contempt 930 
 
 flea-bite 643 
 flea-bitten 440 
 flecked 440 
 flection 279 
 fled escaped 671 
 fledge 673 
 flee avoid 623 
 fleece tegument 223 
 
 str?/; 789 
 
 ?•(>& 791 
 
 impoveHsh 804 
 
 surcharge 814 
 fleer ridicule 856 
 
 insult 929 
 fleet 5M/;5 273 
 
 «u*i/if 274 
 ?2ar?/ 726 
 "Fleet p7''ison 752 
 fleeting iii 
 flesh JmZZ; 192 
 animal 364 
 mankind 372 
 carnal 961 
 gain - 194 
 ills that - is heir 
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 disease 655 
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 one - 903 
 way of all - 360 
 weakness of the - 
 
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 substance 3 
 materiality 316 
 animality 364 
 affections 820 
 
 make the - creep 
 jjain 830 
 /m?' 860 
 flesh-colour 434 
 flesh-pots 298 
 fleur-de-lis 847 
 fleuron 847 
 flexible 
 
 piliant 324 
 
 easy 705 
 flexion 
 
 curvature 245 
 
 fold 258 
 
 deviation 279 
 flexuous 248 
 flexure ^?/?ve 245 
 
 /^>ZrZ 258 
 flibbertigibbet 980 
 flicker 
 
 changing 149 
 
 waver 314 
 
 flutter 315 
 
 Z?-//!?^ 420 
 
 ^iwi 422 
 flickering 
 
 irregular 139 
 flies theatre 599 
 flight ,/f<>rZ; 102 
 
 volitation 267 
 
 syviftness 274 
 
 departure 293 
 
 avoidance 623 
 
 escape 671 
 put to - 
 
 propel 284 
 
 ri?/;^^ 717 
 
 vanquish 731 
 
 - of fancy 515 
 
 - of stairs " 
 ascent 305 
 7ra?/ 627 
 
 - of time 109 
 flighty 7;/«/Z 503 
 
 fanciful SIS 
 flim-flam Zitf 544 
 
 caprice 608 
 flimsy 7rmZ! 160 
 
 rainty 322 
 
 5(i/i^ 324 
 
 sophistical 477 
 
 trifling 643 
 flinch swerve 607 
 
 fl?7^V7 623 
 
 /m?' 860 
 
 cowardice 862 
 fling jiropel 284 
 
 ^■?i7 840 
 
 >Y'?- 929 
 have one's - 
 
 «cfire 682 
 
 laxity 738 
 
 freedom 748 
 
 aynusement 840 
 
 - aside 782 
 have a - at 
 
 attach 716 
 resent 900 
 disrespect gig 
 censure 932 
 
 - away 7Y^'i'f^ 610 
 wtf«f<9 638 
 relinquish 782 
 
 - down 308 
 
 - to the winds 
 destroy 162 
 wo;t observe 773 
 
 flint Ziflr^ 323 
 flint-hearted 907 
 flip beverage 298 
 flippant .//?<<?/i2^ 584 
 
 ^;i?r2^ S85 
 fii^'^er paddle 267 
 flirt propel 284 
 
 Z<>r<9 897 
 
 endearment 902 
 
 - a fan 
 affectation 855 
 
 flit elapse 109 
 changeable 149 
 wow 264 
 travel 266 
 ^^yt/it 274 
 depart 293 
 r?^;i «7ray 623 
 
 flitter 
 
 small part 32 
 changeable 149 
 flutter 315 
 447 
 
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 flitting 
 
 evanescent ill 
 
 float navigate 267 
 loat 273 
 luoy vjj 305 
 ligJdness 320 
 before the -s 
 on the stage 599 
 
 - on the air 405 
 
 - before the eyes 
 
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 - in the mind 
 thought 45 1 
 imagination 515 
 
 floating 
 
 \jsee float] 
 r^tmrnired 532 
 
 - battery 726 
 
 - capital 805 
 
 - debt 806 
 flocculent 
 
 oi'oolly 256 
 soft 324 
 
 jmlvei'ident 330 
 flock 
 
 assemblage 72 
 Tnultitude 102 
 laity 997 
 -s and herds 366 
 
 - together 72 
 floe ice 383 
 flog 972 
 flood much 31 
 
 crowd 72 
 river 348 
 abundance 639 
 redundance 641 
 prosjjerity 734 
 stem the - 708 
 
 - of light 420 
 
 - of tears 839 
 flood-gate 
 
 limit 233 
 
 egress 295 
 
 conduit 350 
 open the -s 
 
 eject 297 
 
 2)ermit 760 
 flood-mark 466 
 flood-tide 
 
 increase 35 
 
 complete 52 
 
 Iteight 206 
 
 advance 282 
 
 wa^6T 337 
 floor Z6'i'6'Z 204 
 
 /;a.<?e 211 
 
 hnj'izontal 213 
 
 sapjwrt 215 
 
 overthro7V 731 
 448 
 
 FLO 
 
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 flop 315 
 Flora 369 
 floral 367 
 floriculture 371 
 florid colmcr 428 
 ?V6? 434 
 
 - 5^?/^' 577 
 
 health 654 
 florist 371 
 floss 256 
 flotilla ships 273 
 
 7i«ry 726 
 flotsam and jetsam 
 
 73 
 flounce 
 
 trimming 231 
 
 ^"mw/^P 309 
 
 agitation 315 
 
 (/Motr quickly') 
 274 
 flounder 
 
 change 149 
 
 ;^f>«5 315 
 
 uncertain 475 
 
 bungle 699 
 
 ditficulty 704 
 
 /«i; 732 
 
 (blunder 495) 
 flour 330 
 flourish 
 
 brandish 314, 
 
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 exaggerate 549 
 language 577 
 speech 582 
 healthy 654 
 jirosperous 734 
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 repute 873 
 display 882 
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 piublish ■531 
 ostentation 882 
 celebrate 883 
 J^(«5^ 884 
 
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 disrespect 929 
 contempt 930 
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 7^<r/</7 214 
 motion 264 
 stream 348 
 murmur 405 
 abundance 639 
 
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 - of ideas 451 
 
 - in 294 
 
 - into ?*//r7* 348 
 
 - out 295 
 
 - over 641 
 
 - of soul 
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 cheerful 836 
 social 892 
 
 - with the tide 
 
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 - of words 582, 
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 flower 2)roduce 161 
 vegetable 367 
 prosper 734 
 beauty 845 
 ornament 847 
 repute 873 
 
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 - of flock 648 
 
 - of life 127 
 
 - painting 556, 
 
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 flowering plant 
 
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 flowers 
 
 anthology 596 
 
 - of rhetoric 577 
 flowing 
 
 [5<?(? flow] 
 
 - periods 578 
 fluctuate 
 
 change 149 
 
 oscillate 314 
 
 irresolute 605 
 flue opening 260 
 
 air -pipe 351 
 
 rZwtvi 320 
 
 ^Zw^^ 653 
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 differential 84 
 
 //rt<^ 333 
 
 stream 348 
 
 - language 578 
 
 speech 584 
 fluid 333 
 
 - in motion 347 
 fluidity 333 
 fluke A(;<^/^ 244 
 
 chance 621 
 flummery 
 
 unmeaning 5 1 7 
 
 JiaUery 933 
 flunkey 
 
 servant 746 
 
 servile 886 
 
 FLY 
 
 flunkeyism 933 
 flurry hurry 684 
 agitativn 821 
 excitability 825 
 flush /a?^ 251 
 
 y/<><7(Z 348 
 
 /(tfaj^ 382 
 %A^ 420 
 colour 42S 
 7-^<Z 434 
 abimdant 639 
 7mifA 652 
 health 654 
 feeling 821 
 passion 825 
 rejoiciuf) 838 
 I'm liqiMr 959 
 
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 flushed 
 
 [tf6'e flush] 
 excited 824 
 cheerful 836 
 hopeful 858 
 proud 878 
 ■?m/i 880 
 
 - with rage 900 
 
 - with success 
 
 731 
 
 - with victory 
 884 
 
 fluster 
 
 distract 458 
 
 7;<tfr6' 821 
 
 c^«Ytf 824, 825 . 
 flustered 2^//A'?y 959 
 flute 
 
 furrow 259 
 
 music 417 
 flutter 
 
 i-aHable 149 
 
 agitation 315 
 
 hurry 684 
 
 emotion 821 
 
 excite 825 
 
 /m?' 860 
 fluvial 348 
 flux 
 
 conversion 144 
 
 motion 264 
 
 liquei'action 335 
 
 /wy 348 
 
 - and reflux 314 
 
 - of time 109 
 flux de bouche 584 
 fluxion 84 
 fluxions 85 
 
 fly i^iwe 109 
 transient ill 
 &?*?'«^ 173 
 minute 193 
 
FLY 
 
 tvings 267 
 
 vehicle 272 
 mnft 274 
 (lepaH 293 
 hreah 328 
 lose colour 429 
 */(?^M 623 
 
 - to arms 722 
 
 - at 716 
 
 - back 277 
 
 -. in the face of 
 opjJose 708 
 resist "jig 
 (lisohey 742 
 insolence 885 
 
 - in the face of 
 facts 
 
 misjudge 481 
 obstinate 606 
 
 - from 623 
 
 - kites 
 bon'otv 7S8 
 credit 805 
 not jfag 808 
 
 - off 291 
 
 - open 260 
 
 - out violent 173 
 excitable 825 
 angry 900 
 
 fly-blown 653 
 fly-boat 273 
 flying \_see liy] 
 
 - colours 
 suecess 731 
 display 882 
 celebrate 883 
 
 - column 726 
 
 - fish 83 
 
 - rumour 532 
 fly-leaf 
 
 ioterja-eent 228 
 
 book 593 
 fly-wheel 312 
 /oal young 129 
 
 //<)?'Stf 271 
 foam violent 173 
 
 Z»(/27 315 
 
 «/«•«'/ 353 
 excitement 824, 
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 - with ra^'-e 900 
 fob 191 
 
 - off 545 
 focal 222 
 
 focis, pro aris et - 
 
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 focus 74 
 centre 222 
 furnace 386 
 bring into a - 
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 FOI. 
 
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 convergence 290 
 in - visiblv 446 
 out of - dim 447 
 fodder /ot^rZ 298 
 
 (p?'orision 637) 
 foe 891 
 
 foederis, casus - 770 
 foenum habet in 
 cornu 
 warning 668 
 evil doer 913 
 foetor 401 
 foetus 129 
 fog mist 353 
 unceHainty 475 
 in a - 
 Mdden 528 
 London - 
 yellow 436 
 fogey fool 500 
 laughing-stoch 
 857 
 
 foggy 
 
 opaque 426 
 fog-signal 668, 669 
 fob ! 867 
 foible 945 
 foil contrast 14 
 
 lamina 204 
 
 baffle 706 
 
 nveapon 727 
 
 defeat 731 
 foiled 732 
 foin 276 
 foist ^i^i*/; 273 
 
 - in 228 
 
 - upon 545 
 folatre 836 
 fold bisect 91 
 
 in closure 232 
 jylait 258 
 prison 752 
 congregation, 997 
 
 - one's arms 681 
 
 - in one's arms 
 902 
 
 - up 225 
 foliaceous 204 
 foliage 367 
 foliated 204 
 folio 593 
 folk 372 
 folk-lore 979 
 follicle cyst 191 
 
 hollow 252 
 
 follicular 260 
 
 follow 
 
 - in order 6^ 
 conform to 82 
 
 FOG 
 
 - in time 117 
 
 - in motion 281 
 understand 518 
 pursue 622 
 obey 743 
 
 - advice 695 
 
 - the dictates of 
 615 
 
 - the example of 
 
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 - from 
 
 result from 154 
 be proved by 478 
 
 - implicitly 486 
 
 - the lead of 
 cooperate 709 
 
 - suit imitate 19 
 
 - the trail 461 
 -up 
 
 continue 143 
 
 pei'severe 604^ 
 follower 
 
 \_see follow] 
 
 learn 541 
 
 servayit 746 
 
 lover 897 
 folly 
 
 building 189 
 
 i}'7'atio7iality 499 
 act of - 
 
 mismanagement 
 699 
 foment 
 
 stimulate 173 
 
 warm 384 
 
 jrromvte 707 
 
 excite 824 
 
 relieve 834 
 fond 897 
 
 - hope 858 
 fondle 902 
 fondling 
 
 favourite 899 
 endearment 902 
 
 fondness 
 desire 865 
 
 fondre en larmes 
 
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 fons et origo 153 
 font oi-igin 153 
 
 type 591 
 
 r?Yf 998 
 
 altar icxx) 
 foodm/a^v/^'^ 298 
 
 {matenals 635) 
 
 {provision 637) 
 preparation of - 
 
 673 
 
 - for the mind 
 
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 FOO 
 
 - for powder 726 
 fool 501 
 
 deceive 545 
 ridicule 856 
 disresjject <)2g 
 
 make a - of 
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 bungle 699 
 ridiculous 85 3 
 
 motley - 844 
 
 play the - 
 folly 499 
 amusement 840 
 
 -'s errand 
 deceived 545 
 iinshilful 699 
 
 -'s mate 732 
 
 -'s paradise 
 unsubstantial 4 
 mi^judgment 4S1 
 disappoint 509 
 /<oj?^ 858 
 ?'tf«/i 863 
 
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 - away money 
 818 
 
 - away time 683 
 foolhardy 863 
 fooling 
 
 humour 842 
 foolish 499 
 act -ly 699 
 look - 
 disrepute 874 
 shame 879 
 foolscap 
 sign 550 
 paper 590 
 foot 
 
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 stand 211 
 7«rfr(3 579 
 at the - of 207 
 keep on - 
 continue 143 
 sujjport 215 
 p?'ovide 637 
 prepare 673 
 not stir a - 68l 
 on - existing i 
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 jo^irney 266 
 f (>//£<;' 454 
 business 625 
 preparing 673 
 active 682 
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 put one's - in 
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 bungle 699 
 
 set - on land 342 
 
 trample under - 
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 one - in the 
 
 grave age 128 
 death 360 
 
 - it journey 266 
 danee 309 
 
 at -'s pace 275 
 foot-ball 
 
 subjectio?i 749 
 
 game 840 
 footboy 746 
 footfall 
 
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 indieation 550 
 
 stumble 732 
 footing 
 
 circumstances 8 
 
 rank 71 
 
 influence 175 
 
 situation, 183 
 
 foundation 211 
 
 suj^poi't 215 
 
 payment 809 
 friendly - 888 
 geta- 
 
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 be on a - 
 
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 pay one's - 807 
 footlights 
 
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 footman 746 
 footmark 551 
 footpad 792 
 foot-passenger 
 
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 footpath 627 
 footprint 551 
 foot-soldier 726 
 footsore 688 
 footstep 
 
 trace 551 
 footstool 215 
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 foppery 
 
 disjjlay 882 
 foppish 
 
 affected 855 
 for cause 155 
 
 tendency 176 
 
 reason 476 
 
 motive 615 
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 intention 620 
 preparation 673 
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 - all that 
 
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 qualification 469 
 
 - all the world 
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 - aught one 
 
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 - better for worse 
 
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 - ever 112 
 
 - example 82 
 
 - form's sake 82 
 
 - good 
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 diuturnity no 
 jyermanence 141 
 
 - the most part 
 great 31 
 general 78 
 sp>eGial 79 
 
 - the nonce 118 
 
 - nothing 815 
 
 - a season 106 
 
 - a time in 
 
 - the time being 
 
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 forage 
 food 298 
 provision 637 
 
 s(teal 791 
 forage-cap 225 
 foramen 260 
 foraminons 260 
 forasmuch as 
 
 relating to 9 
 
 cause 155 
 
 reason 476 
 
 motive 615 
 {ovaj attack 716 
 
 7'obbery 791 
 forbear 
 
 avoid 623 
 
 spare 678 
 
 lenity 740 
 
 sufferance 826 
 
 _/^if?/ 914 
 
 abstain 953 
 forbid 761 
 God- 
 
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 dej}7'ecation 766 
 
 censure 932 
 
 2)rayer 990 
 forbidden fruit 
 
 seduction 615 
 
 proldbition 761 
 forbidding 
 
 w^^y 846 
 force 
 
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 strength 159 
 
 agency 170 
 
 energy 171 
 
 violence 173 
 
 - <7/ .sZ'yZ^? 574 
 w<7^ 615 
 compulsion 744 
 
 armed - 726 
 brute - 964 
 put in - 924 
 
 - of argument 
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 - of arms 744 
 
 - down the throat 
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 compel 744 
 
 - majeure 744 
 
 - one's way 
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 passage 302 
 
 forced irrelative 10 
 
 - %^<? 579 
 
 - march 744 
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 //ri/; 781 
 forces 726 
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 fore 234 
 fore and aft 
 
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 • lengthwise 200 
 
 - schooner 273 
 fore part 234 
 forearm 673 
 forebode 511 
 forecast 
 
 fm'esight 510 
 prediction 511 
 plan 626 
 {prepfare 673) 
 
 foreclose 706 
 
 foredoom 601 
 
 forefathers 
 ancestors 166 
 (veteran 130) 
 
 forefend 
 prohibit 761 
 (Jdnder 706) 
 (guard 717) 
 
 forefinger 379 
 
 forego 
 
 relinquish 624 
 renounce 757 
 surrender 782 
 
 foregoing 
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 j^Ww 116 
 
 foregone 
 7^ti^s?^ 122 
 
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 predetermined 
 
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 extraneous 57 
 
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 foreigner 57 
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 foresight 510 
 
 foreknow 510 
 
 foreland 
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 projection 250 
 
 forelay 545 
 
 forelock 
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 occasion 134 
 
 foreman 694 
 
 foremost 
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 beginning 66 
 /r^wji 234 
 f/i advance 280 
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 forenoon 125 
 
 forensic 968 
 
 foreordain 
 destine 152 
 
 foreordination 
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 forerun 
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 forerunner 64 
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 foreknow 510 
 
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 foreshow 511 
 
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 forethought 510 
 
 vigilance 459 
 foretoken 5 1 1 
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 nam 668 
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 lose 776 
 
 penalty 974 
 
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 defend 717 
 forgather 72 
 forge 2n'odi(ce 161 
 furnuce 368 
 trump up 544 
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 forger 
 
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 ;f/«V/ 792 
 forgery 
 
 deception 545 
 forget 506 
 hand - cunning 
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 -injury 918 
 
 - oneself 945 
 forgive 918 
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 ingratitiide 917 
 
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 pointed 244 
 
 - lightning 423 
 
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 pay 807 
 
 expenditure 809 
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 hpcless 859 
 deserted 893 
 
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 rashness 863 
 
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 likeness 21 
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 order 58 
 arrange 60 
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 heauty 845 
 fashion 852 
 etiquette 882 
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 ."f/^a/;*? 240 
 
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 j9^*i^?* in time 116 
 
 j!?a«# 122 
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 terrible 860 
 formless 241 
 formula rule 80 
 
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 maxim 496 
 
 precept 697 
 
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 formulary 998 
 
 fornication 961 
 
 fornicator 962 
 
 foro conscientise 
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 rf/f^^y 926 
 p)roMty 939 
 
 forsake 624 
 
 forsaken 898 
 
 forsooth 535 
 
 forswear lie 544 
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 transgress 927 
 inip)'obity 940 
 
 fort refuge 666 
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 fortelage 717 
 
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 fowling-piece 727 
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 imagination 515 
 
 excitement 825 
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 FRI 
 
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 discontent 832 
 
 sad 837 
 
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 friar 996 
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 Black -s 996 
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 dawdle 683 
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 limit 233 
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 di7't 653 
 
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 frown lo?ver 837 
 
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 discowteous 895 
 
 angry 900 
 
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 disapprove 932 
 
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 abash 879 
 
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 reward 973 
 
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 failure 732 
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 frumpish 
 
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 commonalty 876 
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 clumsy 699 
 
 failure 732 
 
 misfoi'tune 735 
 
 aggravation 835 
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 unmeaning 517 
 
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 beauty 845 
 
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 expanded 194 
 ghyi'ious 873 
 
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 Z>ar^ 412 
 pursuit 622 
 
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 ornanwnt 847 
 fashion 852 
 «Ao?y 882 
 
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 prepared 673 
 
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 - gallop 274 
 
 - heart 820 
 
 - of incident 151 
 
 - many 102 
 
 - of meaning 516 
 
 - measure 639 
 
 - of people 186 
 
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 freedom. 748 
 
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 - scope 748 
 
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 cease 142 
 rest 265 
 
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 active 682 
 successful 731 
 free 748 
 
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 large 192 
 
 {expanded 194) 
 full-handed 
 
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 prodigal 818 
 full-length 556 
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 full-toned 413 
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 propel 284 
 
 loud 404 
 
 malediction 908 
 
 threat 909 
 
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 accuse 932 
 
 fulness 
 
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 fetid 401 
 
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 abhorrent 867 
 
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 impure 961 
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 fulvous 436 
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 handle 379 
 
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 arnhm-ard 699 
 fumbler 701 
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 odour 398 
 
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 excitement 824, 
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 humour 842 
 make - of 856 
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 utility 644 
 
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 director 694 
 
 consignee 758 
 functus oflicio 756 
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 sinking - 802 
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 support 2I3 
 
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 - note 413 
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 funds 800 
 
 in - 803 
 
 public - 802 
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 funeral 363 
 
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 funereal 
 
 interment 363 
 
 dismal 837 
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 Fungology 369 
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 projection 250 
 fungus 
 
 projection 250 
 
 vegetable 367 
 
 fait or 401 
 
 bane 663 
 funicle 205 
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 cowardice 862 
 funnel opening 260 
 
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 gab 284 
 
 funny boat 273 
 
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 gift of the - 582 
 
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 comic 853 
 
 clandestine 528 
 
 gabelle 812 
 
 fur covering 223 
 
 stealing 791 
 
 gaberlunzie 876 
 
 hair 256 
 
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 gable side 236 
 
 warm 384 
 
 furuncle 250 
 
 - end 67 
 
 fZw*?^ 653 
 
 fury violence 173 
 
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 ex-citation 825 
 
 about 266, 268 
 
 furbelow 231 
 
 anger 900 
 
 gad-so 870 
 
 furbish 
 
 demon 980 
 
 gaif 727 
 
 imjjrove 658 
 
 furze 367 
 
 gaffer old 130 
 
 inepare 673 
 
 fuscous 433 
 
 man 373 
 
 adorn 847 
 
 fuse ^"^M 43 
 
 clojvn 876 
 
 furcated 2/^4 
 
 combine 48 
 
 gag 
 
 furfur 653 
 
 /<m^ 384 
 
 render mute 581 
 
 furfuraceous 330 
 
 f^c/i 388 
 
 dramatic 599 
 
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 0»(}lt 335) 
 
 muzzle 751 
 
 evil-doers 913 
 
 fusiform 
 
 imprison 752 
 
 furious violent 173 
 
 angular 244 
 
 (taciturnity 585) 
 
 /i«^6' 684 
 
 2)ointed 253 
 
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 passion 825 
 
 fusil 727 
 
 secAuity 771 
 
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 fusileer 726 
 
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 fusillade 
 
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 ^?7Z'i7i/7 361 
 
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 furl 312 
 
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 fusion union 48 
 
 gaiety 
 
 furlough 760 
 
 Am^ 384 
 
 [^ee gay] 836 
 
 furnace 386 
 
 cooperation 709 
 
 gaillard 844 
 
 workshoj) 691 
 
 fuss agitation 315 
 
 gain 
 
 like a - hot 382 
 
 activity 682 
 
 adrantaqe 618 
 
 sighing like - 
 
 /m^'^e 684 
 
 «Z;^/>^ 698 
 
 lajnent 839 
 
 excitement 825 
 
 acquisition 775 
 
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 ostentation 882 
 
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 make a - about 
 
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 jjrovide 637 
 
 importance 642 
 
 - credit 931 
 
 prepare 673 
 
 lament 839 
 
 - one's ends 731 
 
 ^ire 784 
 
 disapprove 932 
 
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 fussy crocliety 481 
 
 progress 282 
 
 - a handle 617 
 
 bustling 682 
 
 improve 658 
 
 - its quota 784 
 
 excitable 825 
 
 - head 175 
 
 furniture 633 
 
 fustian 
 
 - laurels 873 
 
 {property 780) 
 
 absurd 497 
 
 - learning 539 
 
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 unmeaning 5 1 7 
 
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 insanity 503 
 
 - %fc 577, 579 
 
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 passion 825 
 
 fustigate 972 
 
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 emotion 820, 821 
 
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 prionty 116 
 
 pamon 825 
 
 futile 645 
 
 early 132 
 
 desire 865 
 
 future 121 
 
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 furrow 259 
 
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 - time 
 
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 distant 196 
 
 destiny 152 
 
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 heaven 981 
 
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 fuzzle 959 
 
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 gainleis 646 
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 colour 428 
 
 ornament 847 
 
 display 882 
 gait n-aih 264 
 
 manner 627 
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 display 882 
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 galavant 902 
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 multitude 102 
 
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 luminary 423 
 
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 Galen 662 
 galenicals 662 
 galimathias 497 
 galipot 191 
 galopade 840 
 galore 639 
 gall hurt 378 
 
 Utter 395 
 
 annoy 830 
 
 anger 900 
 
 malevolence 907 
 dip the pen in - 
 
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 gallant brave 861 
 
 courteous 894 
 
 Zyre 897 
 
 licentious 96 1 , 962 
 gallantry 
 
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 gallanty-show 
 
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 gallery room. 191 
 
 passage 260 
 
 auditory 599 
 
 museum 636 
 picture - 556 
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 gallivant 902 
 galloon 847 
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 galloway 271 
 gallows Mil 361 
 
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 galvanism 
 
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 galvanize 824 
 gamache 225 
 Gamaliel 
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 gambade leap 309 
 
 pranli 840 
 gambado 
 
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 hap 309 
 gambling 
 
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 rashness 863 
 gambling-house 
 
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 r^amboge 436 
 gambol 840 
 game animal 366 
 
 savourij 394 
 
 resolute 604 
 
 ■persevering 604a 
 
 aim 620 
 
 gamble 621 
 
 pui'suit 622 
 
 tactics 692 
 
 amusement 840 
 
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 brace 861 
 make - of 
 
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 ridicule 856 
 
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 gamin 876 
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 gamut 413 
 gander 373 
 gang 
 
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 gangway 
 
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 way 627 
 
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 gaol 752 
 
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 gaoler licej)er 753 
 
 punishment 975 
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 garb 225 
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 exclude 55 
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 decoration 877 
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 oi'nament 847 
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 garran 271 
 garret ?vw/m 191 
 
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 safety 664 
 defence 'ji'j 
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 garrotte 
 
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 garrulity 584 
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 decoration 877 
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 armour 717 
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 gavelkind 778 
 gavelock 633 
 gavot 840 
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 an-kivard 699 
 
 ufily 846 
 
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 cheerful 836 
 
 adorned 847 
 
 shonuj 882 
 
 dissij)afed 961 
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 record 551 
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 information 527 
 
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 n-ondrous 872 
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 ■useless 645 
 
 unprepared 674 
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 all his - 482 
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 - information 
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 tactics 692 
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 benevolence 906 
 disinterestedness 
 942 
 
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 warm 382 
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 delightful 829 
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 genitor 166 
 
 geniture 161 
 
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 talent 498 
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 ?•««/; 875 
 
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 the old - 978 
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 Gentoo 984 
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 submission 725 
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 courtesy 894 
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 Georgics 371 
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 gilt 847 
 
 gimbals 312 
 
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 weali 160 
 bHttle 328 
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 ornament 847 
 Hdicnlons 853 
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 gimlet 262 
 
 gimp cfcrtM 652 
 2)rctty 845 
 
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 demon 980 
 
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 gingerbread 
 
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 7ypaA 160 
 
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 {pi' name nt 847, 
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 («Z<>;t'Zy 275) 
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 gipsy 
 
 wanderer 268 
 
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 ?i;«^ 844 
 
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 gird bind 43 
 
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 prepare 673 
 
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 girdle Jo«^45 
 
 circumference 
 230 
 
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 female 374 
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 girth bond 45 
 
 circumference 
 230 
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 meaning 516 
 
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 ?M6'Z^ 382 
 
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 - back 790 
 
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 - chase 622 
 
 - consent 762 
 
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 - in custody 75 1 
 
 - expression to 
 
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 - the go by 623 
 
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 - into consent 762 
 
 - light 420 
 
 - the mind to 457 
 
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 inform 527 
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 - it one 
 censure 932 
 punish 972 
 
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 bestow 784 
 
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 relinquish 624 
 lose Jtojje 859 
 
 - place to 
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 avoid 623 
 
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 515 
 
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 - rise to 153 
 
 - one the slip 671 
 
 - security 771 
 
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 compromise 774 
 barter 794 
 equity 922 
 honmir 939 
 
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 surrender 782 
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 despond 837 
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 \^see give] 
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 - time 134 
 
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 glabrous 255 
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 glaciate 385 
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 pleased 827 
 pleasing 829 
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 opening 260 
 
 shade 424 
 gladiator 726 
 gladiatorial 713, 
 
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 gladsome 827, 829 
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 glaive 727 
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 glance look 4.^1 
 
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 see at a - 498 
 
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 danger 665 
 
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 Glassite 984 
 glassy 
 
 [see glass] 
 
 shinitig 420 
 
 colourless 429 
 glaucous 435 
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 glaver 933 
 glaze 255 
 gleam small 32 
 
 light 420 
 glean choose 609 
 
 acquire 775 
 glebe land 342 
 
 ecclesiastical 995 
 
 chtircJi 1000 
 glee music 415 
 
 satisfaction 827 
 
 merriment 836 
 gleek 929 
 glen 252 
 glib voluble 584 
 
 facile 705 
 glide Z«^se 109 
 
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 f7*«re/266 
 
 («Zt^;y 275) 
 
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 glimmer 
 
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 490, 491 
 glimpse 
 
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 knmvledge 490 
 glint 420 
 glisten 420 
 glitter 
 
 ^/^■i/ie 420 
 
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 glittering 
 
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 display 882 
 gloam 9010. 
 gloar Z«<?^ 441 
 
 wonder 870 
 gloat - on 
 
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 GLO 
 
 pleasure 377 
 
 delight 827 
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 globe 
 
 splure 249 
 
 world 318 
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 globule 
 
 «7«aZZ 32 
 
 spherule 249 
 glomeration 72 
 gloom 
 
 dan'kness 421 
 
 sadness 837 
 gloomy horizon 
 
 859 
 gloriation 884 
 glorify 
 
 honmvr 873 
 
 approve 931 
 
 worship 990 
 glorious 
 
 illustrious 873 
 
 J^^i^^y 959 
 
 glory Z?^/i;t 420 
 
 hoiumr 873 
 
 Jieaven 981 
 
 King of - 976 
 
 - in 878 
 
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 Glossology 560, 562 
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 colour 428 
 
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 servile 886 
 
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 pursuit 622 
 
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 undeHahe 676 
 
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 excited 824 
 
 - across 302 
 
 ingi'ess 294 
 
 goad 615 
 
 heautiful 845 
 
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 inquire 461 
 
 goal ^v?fZ 67 
 
 - terms 574 
 
 in time 117 
 
 dissei't 595 
 
 rm^'A 292 
 
 glow-worm 423 
 
 i/i motion 281 
 
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 ^;&;V<:*?^ 620 
 
 gloze /;«.#(??• 933 
 
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 adi-ancc 282 
 
 exertion 686 
 
 goat jumper 309 
 
 cementing 46 
 
 flz-j^i/Y^ 682 
 
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 ZecAd;;- 962 
 
 semiliquid 352 
 
 - against 708 
 
 - near 286 
 
 he - 7//aZ^; 373 
 
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 - no further 
 
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 discontented 832 
 
 - away 293 
 
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 gobbet 
 
 dejected 837 
 
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 s?*Z% 90 1 « 
 
 - bad 659 
 
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 glut 
 
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 unimpoo'tant 643 
 
 gobble cry 412 
 
 redundance 641 
 
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 - off explode 173 
 
 gormandize 957 
 
 satiety 869 
 
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 depaH 293 
 
 m^ 298 
 
 glutinous 352 
 
 interjacent 228 
 
 <^ze 360 
 
 gobemouche 
 
 gluttony 967 
 
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 mediate 724 
 
 nuirry 903 
 
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 - on j!^tw<? 106 
 
 go-between 758 
 
 hihi'iention 332 
 
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 goblet 191 
 
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 - about your 
 
 advance 282 
 
 goblin 980 
 
 glyphography 558 
 
 business 
 
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 (Imgbear 860) 
 
 glyptography 558 
 
 ejection 297 
 
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 go-cart 272 
 
 glyptotheca 557 
 
 dismissal 756 
 
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 GOD 976 
 
 gnarl <7.///7e;' 900 
 
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 egress 295 
 
 house of - 1000 
 
 threat 909 
 
 conform to 82 
 
 extinct 385 
 
 kingdom of - 981 
 
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 -'s acre 363 
 
 ^6'?we 321 
 
 outrun 303 
 
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 ptassage 302 
 
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 lament 839 
 
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 neglect 460 
 
 apostate 607 
 
 - forbid 766 
 
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 deceive 545 
 
 faithless 940 
 
 -'s grace 906 
 
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 avoid 623 
 
 - to pieces 162 
 
 - grant 990 
 
 caprice 608 
 
 not observe 773 
 
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 - knows 491 
 
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 -'s love 906 
 
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 for -'s sake 765 
 
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 - grief 828, 830 
 
 decline 659 
 
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 - pain 378 
 
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 tutelary - 664 
 
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 tolerated 826 
 
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 goddess love 897 
 
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 content 831 
 
 complete 729 
 
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 worse 659 
 
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 godlike 987 
 
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 rumour 532 
 
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 orange 439 
 money 800 
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 in - 648 
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 pleamre 827 
 
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 wealth 803 
 idol 985 
 idolatry 991 
 
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 imagination 5 1 5 
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 modei'ation 174 
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 precept 697 
 
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 gondolier 269 
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 absent 187 
 
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 measure 466 
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 beneficial 648 
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 - actions 944 
 
 - at 698 
 
 - auspices 858 
 
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 virtue 944 
 
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 in - case 192 
 
 - chance 472 
 
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 803 
 
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 departure 293 
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 goodness 648 
 beauty 845 
 
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 not perfect 651 
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 proud 878 
 
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 friend, 890 
 
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 god 979 
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 cheerfulness 836 
 amuse 840 
 courtesy 894 
 Mndly 906 
 
 - intention 906 
 
 - judgment 498 
 
 - lack ! 870 
 
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 - look out 459 
 
 - looks 845 
 
 - luck 734 
 
 - man man 373 
 husband 903 
 n-oHhy 948 
 
 - manners 894 
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 - name 873 
 
 - nature 906 
 
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 useless 645 
 
 in - odour 
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 approbation 931 
 
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 mediation 724 
 Jiind 906 
 
 - old time 122 
 
 - omen 858 
 
 - opinion 931 
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 courteous 894 
 kind 906 
 
 - pennyworth 815 
 
 - at the price 815 
 to - purpose 731 
 
 - repute 873 
 
 - sense 498 
 
 - society 852 
 
 - taste 850 
 
 - temper 894 
 
 - thing 648 
 
 - time eai'ly 132 
 oppoi'tune 134 
 prosperous 734 
 
 - turn 
 kindness 906 
 
 - understanding 
 
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 - wife 
 ivoman 374 
 spouse 903 
 
 -will 
 willingness 602 
 benevolence 906 
 
 - word 
 approval 931 
 vindication 937 
 
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 vei'acity 543 
 observance 772 
 j^robity 939 
 
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 goodly 
 
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 large 192 
 handsome 845 
 goodness 
 
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 virtue 944 
 have the - 
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 - gracious ! 870 
 
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 merchandise 798 
 Goodwin sands 
 
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 gooroo 996 
 goose hiss 409 
 game of - 840 
 giddy as a - 458 
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 GRA 
 
 GRA 
 
 GRA 
 
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 2)rodigal 818 
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 - eyes 441, 443 
 goosecap 501 
 goosequill 590 
 goose-skin 383 
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 {problem, 461) 
 
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 blood 361 
 
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 gunner 
 
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 ' gunpowder 
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 jyassion 825 
 
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 gustless 391 
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 HAL 
 
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 accustom 613 
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 habit 613 
 habitu6 613 
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 worker 690 
 literary - 593 
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 hackney-coach 272 
 hackneyed 
 
 hiiowii 490 
 
 tHte 496 
 
 habitual 613 
 
 experienced 698 
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 Hadji traveller 268 
 
 priest 996 
 hae tibi erunt 
 
 artes 627 
 haeret lateri 
 
 lethalis arundo 
 
 displeasure 828 
 
 anger 900 
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 haft 633 
 hag uyly 846 
 
 wretch 913 
 
 witch 994 
 haggard 
 
 insane 503 
 
 tired 688 
 
 wild 824 
 
 ugly 846 
 haggle cut 44 
 
 chaffer 794 
 Hagiographa 985 
 Hagiology 983, 985 
 haguebut 727 
 ha-ha ditch 198 
 
 defence 717 
 haik 225 
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 call 586 
 
 rejoicing 838 
 
 honour to 873 
 
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 half-hearted 
 
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 indifferent 866 
 half-learned 491 
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 hamlet 189 
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 transfer 270 
 
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 organ of touch 
 
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 good - 
 
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 hold out the - 
 
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 take by the - 707 
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 handmaid 
 
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 I disinterested 942 
 I - fortune 803 
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 - in doubt 485 
 
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 ?'«6r^ 172 
 
 sloiv 275 
 reluctance 603 
 inactive 683 
 not finish 730 
 /a?'Z 732 
 ?r/M6^6' 764 
 
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 418 
 
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 entertain 892 
 
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 servility 886 
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 - by a thread 665 
 
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 t'okerc 46 
 concur 178 
 cooperate 709 
 
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 dependency 749 
 hang-dog look 9oi« 
 hanged if, I'll be - 
 
 489 
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 weapon 727 
 pothooks and -s 
 
 590 
 
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 accompaniment 
 
 88 
 servant 746 
 servile 886 
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 [^see hang] 
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 ornament 847 
 
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 hangman 
 
 ecil doer 913 
 had man 949 
 executioner 975 
 
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 hanker 865 
 
 Hansard 551 
 
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 haphazard 
 
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 hapless 
 
 luifortunate 735 
 {miserable 828) 
 {hopeless 859) 
 
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 463 
 
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 - go lucky 674 
 
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 - thought 842 
 
 - vallej- 
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 fatigue 688 
 
 vex 830 
 
 worry 907 
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 refuge 666 
 
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 - a design 620 
 
 - an idea 45 1 
 
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 impulse 276 
 
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 - at it 682 
 
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 - to believe 485 
 
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 - cash 800 
 
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 - fought 704 
 
 - frost 383 
 
 - of hearing 419 
 
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 malevolent 907 
 vicious 945 
 impenitent 951 
 
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 - lii^e 735 
 
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 adversity 735 
 severity 739 
 
 - liver 954rt 
 
 - lot 735 
 
 - master 739 
 
 - measure 739 
 
 - names 932 
 
 - necessity 601 
 
 - nut to crack 704 
 
 - to please 868 
 
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 haste 684 
 difficidty 704 
 hindrance 706 
 
 - put to it 704 
 
 - set 704 
 
 - task 703 
 
 - time 704 
 -up 
 
 difficulty 704 
 2)oor 804 
 
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 attack 715 
 sevei'C 739 
 censure 932 
 
 - winter 383 
 
 - words 
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 rude 895 
 censure 932 
 
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 - at work 682 
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 strengthen 159 
 accustom 613 
 
 - the heart 
 insensible 823 
 enmity 889 
 impenite7icc 951 
 
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 impious 988 
 
 HAR 
 
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 insolent 885 
 
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 Jiabit 613 
 hard-featured 
 
 846 
 hard-fisted 819 
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 courage 861 
 
 insolence 885 
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 deal - with 739 
 
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 hardship 735 
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 JicMe 607 
 
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 hare-brained 
 
 giddy 458 
 
 rash 863 
 
 (foolish 499) 
 
 {;mad 503) 
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 hari-kari 972 
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 //m7*4i8 
 
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 nimble 274 
 
 motley 440 
 
 pantomimic 599 
 
 humwist 844 
 harlequinade 599 
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 harlotry 961 
 harm 
 
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 badness 649 
 
 malevolence 907 
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 HAU 
 
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 colmir 428 
 
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 accoutrement 225 
 
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 succeed 731 
 
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 celebration 883 
 
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 haste velocitg 274 
 
 activitg 682 
 
 7/?^7V7/ 684 
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 hurried 684 
 
 impatient 825 
 
 irritable 901 
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 cardinal's - 999 
 send round the - 
 
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 shovel - 999 
 
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 hatch 
 
 produce 161 
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 opening 260 
 
 fabHcate 544 
 sJiading 556 
 
 ^Z«/i 626 
 
 prepare 673 
 
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 hatches, under - 
 
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 jtrisoner 754 
 
 7^<;<;;* 804 
 hatchet 
 
 cutting 253 
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 throw the helve 
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 ;chet-fac 
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 arms 550 
 
 record 551 
 hatchway 260 
 hate 
 
 dislilic 867 
 
 /<a^;v'<^ 898 
 hateful 
 
 noxious 649 
 
 painful 830 
 hath been, the 
 
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 hatter 225 
 hatti-sheriff 741 
 hatred 
 
 [«^'ehate] 
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 hauberk 717 
 hand passibus 
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 unegual 28 
 
 slorv 275 
 haugh 344 
 haughty 
 
 jyrmtd 878 
 
 insolent 885 
 
 contemptuous 930 
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 e»j^<?A of Jish Sec. 
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 725 
 haunch 236 
 haunt focus 74 
 
 pi'esence 186 
 
 aJo<^e 189 
 
 alarm 860 
 
 persecute 907 
 
 - the memory 
 remember 505 
 trouMc 830 
 
 haunted 980 
 
 haut en bas, 
 traitor de - 
 insolence 885 
 contempt 930 
 
 hautboy 417 
 
 haut-gout 392 
 
 haut-monde 875 
 
 hauteur ^i^* 
 
 have confute 479 
 A;e;i 490 
 possess 777 
 
 - the advantage 
 unequal 28 
 superior 33 
 
 - at 716 
 
 - no choice 609^ 
 
 - done ! 142 
 
 - to do with 9 
 
 - no end 112 
 
 - other tish to fry 
 
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 belici'e 484 
 
 - one to know 
 
 527 
 
 - some knowledge 
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 - nothing to do 
 with 10 
 
 - for one's own 
 
 780 
 
 - rather 609 
 
 - one's rights 924 
 
 - the start 116 
 
 - in store 
 destiny 152 
 2)rovision 637 
 
 - to 620 
 
 - up 638 
 
 - it your own way 
 submission 725 
 
 haven 
 
 arjm'al 292 
 refuge 666 
 haversack 191 
 havoc 
 
 destruction 162 
 cry - war "jiz 
 play - sj)oil 659 
 haw 583 
 hawk spit 297 
 stammer 583 
 eye of a - 498 
 
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 offer 763 
 sell 796 
 
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 worry 828 
 know a - from a 
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 discriminate 465 
 sMll 698 
 hawker 796 
 hawk-eyed 441 
 469 
 
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 hawking chase 622 
 hawser 45 
 hay while the sun 
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 134 
 haycock 72 
 hazard 
 
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 danger 665 
 at all -s 604 
 
 - a conjecture 
 
 514 
 
 - a proposition 
 
 477 
 haze mist 353 
 
 unceHainty 475 
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 hidden 528 
 hazel 433 
 hazy opaque 426 
 he 373 
 \\Q?idi p7'ecedence 62 
 
 beginning 66 
 
 ch,ss 75 
 
 summit 210 
 
 coiffure 225 
 
 lead 280 
 
 froth 353 
 
 person 372 
 
 intellect 450 
 
 topic 454 
 
 wisdom 498 
 
 picture 556 
 
 nomenclature 
 
 564 
 
 chapter 593 
 
 direct 693 
 
 director 694 
 
 master 745 
 at the - of 
 
 direction 693 
 
 authoidty 737 
 
 repute 873 
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 bring to a - 729 
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 come to a - 729 
 gain - 175 
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 Z>eZz<?/" 484 
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 have in one's - 
 
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 impulse 276 
 
 unsldlful 699 
 
 fail 732 
 
 lie on one's - 926 
 lift up one's - 
 
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 make - against 
 
 opxjose 708 
 
 resistance 719 
 
 success 731 
 never entered 
 
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 have no - 506 
 on one's - 218 
 can't get out of 
 
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 over - and ears 
 
 deep 641 
 
 debt 806 
 
 love 897 
 put into one's - 
 
 supjjosition 514 
 
 informatio7i 527 
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 run in the - 505 
 not know whether 
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 or heels 
 uncertain 475 
 wonder 870 
 take into one's - 
 thought 45 1 
 caprice 608 
 intention 620 
 turn the - 824 
 trouble one's - 
 
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 as one's - shall 
 
 answer for 768 
 with - erect 878 
 from - to foot 
 200 
 
 - and front 
 impiyrtant 642 
 
 - and front of 
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 provocation 830 
 charge 938 
 
 - over heels 
 iyiversion 218 
 rotation 312 
 
 - and shoulders 
 irrelevant 10 
 complete 52 
 haste 684 
 
 make neither - 
 nor tail of 519 
 
 hold one's - up 
 
 307 
 
 - above water 
 safe 664 
 prosperous 734 
 wealth 803 
 
 headache 378 
 head-centre 694 
 head-dress 225 
 header 310 
 head-foremost 
 
 violent 173 
 
 o'ash 863 
 head-gear 225 
 heading jp?Y/a? 64 
 
 beginning 66 
 
 indication 550 
 
 title 564 
 headland 
 
 height 206 
 
 projection 250 
 
 {land 342) 
 headlong 
 
 hurry 684 
 
 rush 863 
 rush - 
 
 violence 173 
 headman 694 
 headmost 
 
 front 234 
 
 precession 280 
 head-piece 
 
 intellect 450 
 
 ornament 847 
 head-quarters 
 
 focus 74 
 
 abode 189 
 
 authority 737 
 head-race 350 
 heads 
 
 compendium 596 
 
 - or tails 156, 621 
 lay - together 
 
 advice 695 
 cooperate 709 
 
 - I win tails you 
 lose 
 
 unfair 940 
 
 headship 737 
 
 headsman 975 
 
 headstrong 
 violent 173 
 obstinate 606 
 O'ash 863 
 
 headway 
 
 navigation 267 
 progression 282 
 
 headwind 708 
 
 headwork 45 1 
 
 heady 606 
 
 heal restore 660 
 let the wound - 
 forgive 918 
 
 - the breach 
 pacify 723 
 
 healing art 662 
 
 health 654 
 
 healthiness 655 
 
 healthy 656 
 
 heap quantity 31 
 
 collection 72 
 
 store 636 
 
 too many 641 
 
 rubbish - 645 
 
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 audition 418 
 be infm'nied 527 
 not - of 
 refuse 764 
 
 - a cause 
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 lajvsuit 969 
 
 - hear ! 931 
 
 - and obey 743 
 
 - out 457 
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 hearing 418 
 
 \_see hear] 
 
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 give a - 4I8 
 
 hard of - 419 
 
 out of - 196 
 
 within - 197 
 hearken 457 
 hearsay 532 
 
 - evidence 467 
 hearse 363 
 heart 
 
 intrinsicality 5 
 
 interior 22 1 
 
 centre 222 
 
 mind 450 
 
 willingness 602 
 
 essential 642 
 
 affections 820 
 
 courage 861 
 
 love 897 
 man after one's 
 
 own - 899 
 with all one's - 
 
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 at - 820, 821 
 from bottom of - 
 
 543 
 beating - 821,824 
 break the - 830 
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 824 
 
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 with a heavy - 
 
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 know by - 490 
 lay to - 837 
 learn by - 539 
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 nearest to one's - 
 
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 not lind it in 
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 have a place in 
 
 the - 897 
 put one's - into 
 
 604 
 set one's - upon 
 
 604 
 take - 
 
 content 831 
 
 Jwpe 858 
 
 courage 861 
 take to - 
 
 sensibility 822 
 
 discontent 832 
 
 dejection 837 
 
 anger 900 
 warm - 822 
 wind round the - 
 
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 - bleeding for 914 
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 content 
 witling 602 
 enough 639 
 success 731 
 content 831 
 -'s core 
 mind 450 
 affections 820 
 
 - expanding 821 
 
 - failing one 
 dejection 837 
 fear 860 
 
 do one's - good 
 829 
 
 - of grace 858 
 
 - in hand 602 
 
 - leaping with 
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 pleasure 827 
 rejoicing 838 
 
 - leaping into 
 one's mouth 824 
 
 - of oak 
 strong 159 
 hard 323 
 
 - in right place 
 906 
 
 HEA 
 
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 - and soul 
 completely 52 
 milling 602 
 resolute 604 
 exertion 686 
 feeling 821 
 
 - of stone 
 insensible 823 
 malevolent 907 
 
 - swelling 824 
 heartache 828 
 heart-breaking 
 
 affecting) 821 
 
 painful 830 
 heart-broken 828 
 heartburning 
 
 discontent 832 
 
 regret 833 
 
 enmity 889 
 
 anger 900 
 heartfelt 
 
 emotion 821 
 
 jyleaswe 829 
 hearth Iwmc 189 
 
 fireplace 386 
 heartless 
 
 insensible 823 
 
 vicious 945 
 heart-rending 830 
 heartsease 831 
 heart-shaped 245 
 heart-sick 
 
 dejection 837 
 
 dislike 867 
 
 satiety 869 
 heart-stricken 828 
 heart-strings, tear 
 
 the - 830 
 hearty 
 
 milling 602 
 
 healthy 654 
 
 feeling 821 
 
 cheerful 836 
 
 fHendly 888 
 
 social 892 
 
 - laugh 838 
 
 - meal 298 
 
 - reception 892 
 heat marmth 382 
 
 make hot 384 
 contest 720 
 excitement 824, 
 825 
 dead - 27 
 
 - of passion 900 
 heated imagination 
 
 515 
 heater 386 
 heath moor 344 
 
 HEA 
 
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 heathen 
 pagan 984 
 irreligious 989 
 
 - mythology 979 
 heathenish 
 
 vulgar 851 
 heather moor 344 
 
 plant 367 
 heautontimoreu- 
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 croalter 837 
 
 ascetic 955 
 heave raise 307 
 
 emotion 821 
 
 - the lead 
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 measure 466 
 
 - a sigh 839 
 
 - in sight 446 
 
 - to 265 
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 bliss 827 
 2)aradise 981 
 call - to witness 
 
 535 
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 525 
 light of - 420 
 move - and earth 
 
 686 
 will of - 601 
 
 - forf end ! 766 
 
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 ignorant 491 
 
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 gratitude 916 
 
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 repute 873 
 virtue 944 
 heaven-directed 
 
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 heavenly 
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 rapturous 829 
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 I - host 977 
 ! - kingdom 981 
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 ; heavens 318 
 
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 meighty 319 
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 sleepy 683 
 
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 - affliction 828 
 
 - cost 814 
 
 - dragoon 726 
 
 - father 599 
 
 - gun 727 
 
 - hand 
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 severe 739 
 
 - on hand 641 
 
 - heart hth 603 
 pain 828 
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 - hours 841 
 
 - on the mind 
 
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 - news 830 
 
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 maves 348 
 
 - sleep 683 
 
 - wet 298 
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 ti'ouble 828 
 
 hebdomadal 138 
 
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 hebetate 823, 826 
 
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 insensible 823 
 inexcitable 826 
 
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 Je7v 984 
 hecatomb 
 
 number 98 
 
 sacrifice 991 
 hectic hot 382 
 
 finish 821 
 Hector brave 861 
 
 rash ?>6t, 
 
 bully 885, 887 
 
 compensate 30 
 
 inclosure 232 
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 circumscribe 229 
 
 hinder 706 
 
 conditions 770 
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 heed attend 457 
 
 care 459 
 
 bemare 668 
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 1 w^'i-er mind 823 
 
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 heedless 
 
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 content 831 
 
 herborize 369 
 
 inattentive 458 
 
 aggravate 835 
 
 ! God - you 914 
 
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 neijleetfid 460 
 
 heinous 945 
 
 so - me Orod 535 
 
 strong 159 
 
 rash 863 
 
 ! heir /utu^nty 121 
 
 - oneself to 789 
 
 exeHion 686 
 
 heel snppiyrt 215 
 
 i jmstenty 167 
 
 helper 711 
 
 difficult 704 
 
 lean 217 
 
 ! inheritor 779 
 
 helpless 
 
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 deviate 279 
 
 heirloom 780 
 
 incapable 15S 
 
 ex pede - 550 
 
 go round 311 
 
 heirship 777 
 
 exposed 665 
 
 Hercules 
 
 iron - 975 
 
 i Hejira 293 
 
 helpmate 
 
 strength 159 
 
 turn on one's - 
 
 heliacal 318 
 
 auxiliary 711 
 
 support 215 
 
 go hack 283 
 
 helical 248 
 
 7vife 903 
 
 pillars of - 
 
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 Helicon 597 
 
 helter-skelter 
 
 limit 233 
 
 avoid 623 
 
 Heliogabalus 954a 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 maj'k 550 
 
 - of Achilles 665 
 
 Heliography 550 
 
 7<a5?^e 684 
 
 herd assemblage 72 
 
 heel-piece sequel 65 
 
 light 420 
 
 helve after the 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 hack 235 
 
 painting 556 
 
 hatchet, throw 
 
 herdsman 746 
 
 repair 660 
 
 heliotrope 847 
 
 the - 818 
 
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 heel-tap 
 
 heliotype 558 
 
 hem edqe 231 
 
 situation 183 
 
 remainder 40 
 
 helix 248 
 
 fold 258 
 
 presence 186 
 
 <Zr<?«s 653 
 
 hell abyss 208 
 
 indeed ! 870 
 
 arnval 292 
 
 heels lotvness 207 
 
 gaming-house 621 
 
 kiss the - of one's 
 
 come - ! 286 
 
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 gehenna 982 
 
 garment 886 
 
 - below 318 
 
 wmr 197 
 
 - upon earth 
 
 - in enclose 229 
 
 - goes 676 
 
 Jf?7«M^ 235 
 
 misfortune 735 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 - and there 
 
 cool one's - 681 
 
 pain 828 
 
 hemi- 91 
 
 dispersed 73 
 
 follow on the - of 
 
 - broke loose 59 
 
 hemisphere 181 
 
 few 103 
 
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 hell-born 
 
 hemispheric 250 
 
 ^/ai*6' 182, 183 
 
 laid b}' the - 751 
 
 vicious 945 
 
 hemlock 663 
 
 - there and 
 
 lay by the - 789 
 
 Satanic 978 
 
 hemorrhage 299 
 
 everywhere 
 
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 hellebore 663 
 
 hemp 205 
 
 diversity i6a 
 
 of - 623 
 
 hell-hound 
 
 hen bird 366 
 
 space 180 
 
 take to one's - 
 
 evil-doer 913 
 
 female 2,1 A- 
 
 omnipresence 186 
 
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 &a^ 77^a/t 949 
 
 - with one chicken 
 
 - to-day and gone 
 
 tread on the - of 
 
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 busy 682 
 
 to-morrow in 
 
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 malevolent 907 
 
 henbane 663 
 
 hereabouts 
 
 follow 281 
 
 vicious 945 
 
 hence 
 
 site 183 
 
 approach 286 
 
 7i6^ZZ 982 
 
 arising from 155 
 
 near 197 
 
 - over head 
 
 (Ja<Z 649) 
 
 departure 293 
 
 hereafter 121 
 
 inverted 218 
 
 helluo librorum 
 
 deduction 476 
 
 hereby 631 
 
 hasty 684 
 
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 - loathed 
 
 hereditament 7S0 
 
 rash 863 
 
 helm handle 633 
 
 melancholy 836 
 
 hereditary 
 
 heft handle 633 
 
 sceptre 747 
 
 henceforth 121 
 
 intrinsic 5 [167 
 
 exertion 686 
 
 (authn'ity 737) 
 
 henchman 746 
 
 deHvatire 154, 
 
 hegemony 
 
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 hencoop 370 
 
 herein 221 
 
 injiurnce 175 
 
 at the - 693 
 
 henpecked 
 
 heresy error 495 
 
 direction 693 
 
 obey the - 705 
 
 obedient 743 
 
 religious 984 
 
 authority 737 
 
 take the - 693 
 
 subject 749 
 
 heretic 984 
 
 heifer 366 ' 
 
 helmet hat 225 
 
 heptagon 244 
 
 heretofore 122 
 
 heigho ! 839 
 
 armour 717 
 
 Heraclitus 839 
 
 hereupon 106 
 
 height deqree 26 
 
 Helminthology 368 
 
 rideret - 853 
 
 herewith 
 
 altitude 206 
 
 helmsman 694 
 
 herald 
 
 accompanying '^% 
 
 "ummit 210 
 
 helot 746 
 
 inecursor 64 
 
 means 632 
 
 at its - 
 
 help utility 644 
 
 precession 280 
 
 heritage 
 
 great 31 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 predict 5 1 1 
 
 futurity 121 
 
 supreme 2;^ 
 
 aid 707 
 
 proclaim 531 
 
 possession 777 
 
 draw oneself up 
 
 servant 746 
 
 messenger 534 
 
 p7'ope7'ty 780 
 
 to his full - 307 
 
 give 784 
 
 heraldry 550 
 
 heritor 779 
 
 heighten 
 
 it can't be -ed 
 
 herb 367 
 
 hermaphrodite 83 
 
 increase 35 
 
 submission 725 
 
 herbal 369 
 
 - brig 273 
 
 472 
 
 
 
 
IIEK 
 
 Hermeneutics 522 
 Hermes 582 
 hermetically 261 
 hermit 
 
 recluse 893 
 
 ascetic 955 
 hermitage 
 
 house 189 
 
 cell 191 
 
 seclusion 893 
 hero hrare 861 
 
 gloi-y 873 
 
 good man 948 
 - worship 
 
 approbation 931 
 
 idolatry 991 
 Herod, out-Herod - 
 
 549 
 
 heroic \_sce hero] 
 maynanimons 
 942 
 mock - 853 
 
 heroics 884 
 
 Herpetology 368 
 
 herring 
 punyent 392 
 trail of a - 615 
 
 herring-gutted 
 203 
 
 hesitate 
 
 unccHain 475 
 sceptical 485 
 stamnwr 583 
 rcductant 603 
 irresolute 605 
 /i^a7/MZ 860 
 
 Hesperian 236 
 
 Hesperides, garden 
 of the - 981 
 
 Hessian boot 225 
 
 host 741 
 
 hesterni quirites 
 876 
 
 heterarchy 737 
 
 heteroclite 83 
 
 heterodoxy 984 
 
 heterogeneous 
 unrelated 10 
 different 15 
 mixed 41 
 multiform. 81 
 exceptional 83 
 
 hetman 745 
 
 hew cut 44 
 shorten 201 
 fashion 240 
 - down 308 
 
 hewers of wood 
 workers 690 
 com^monalty 876 
 
 HIE 
 
 hexagon 244 
 hexahedron 244 
 hexameter 597 
 hey ! 586 
 heyday 
 
 exultation 836, 
 838 
 
 festiHty 840 
 
 wonder 870 
 
 - of the blocd 
 820 
 
 - of youth 127 
 hiation 260 
 hiatus 
 
 interval 198 
 
 {discontinuity 
 70) 
 hibernal 383 
 Hibernicism 
 
 absurdity 497 
 
 neology 563 
 hie: 
 
 - jacet 363 
 
 - labor hoc opus 
 704 
 
 hiccup 349 
 
 hid under a bushel 
 
 460 
 hidalgo 875 
 hidden 528 
 
 - meaning- 526 
 hide skin 223 
 
 conceal 528 
 
 - diminished head 
 inferim' 34 
 decrease 36 
 hum,ility 879 
 
 - one's face 
 modesty 881 
 
 - and seek 
 deception 545 
 avoid 623 
 game 840 
 
 hide-bound 
 
 strait-laced 751 
 
 stingy 819 
 hideous 846 
 hiding-place 
 
 abode 189 
 
 ambush 530 
 
 refuge 666 
 hie /70 264 
 
 speed 274 
 
 - to 266 
 hierarch 996 
 hierarchy 995 
 hieroglyphic 
 
 rejjresentation 
 
 554 
 letter 561 
 
 HIQ 
 
 writing 590 
 Hierographa 985 
 Hieromancy 511 
 hierophant 996 
 Hieroscopy 511 
 higgle 794 
 higgledy piggledy 
 
 59 
 higgler 797 
 high viuch 31 
 
 lofty 206 
 
 fetid 401 
 
 treble 410 
 
 foul 653 
 
 «<;2^<^Yi 873 
 
 proud 878 
 from on - 981 
 on - 206 
 think -ly of 931 
 
 - art 556 
 
 - celebration 998 
 
 - colour 
 colour 428 
 red 434 
 exaggerate 549 
 
 - days and 
 holidays 840 
 
 in a - degree 31 
 
 - descent 875 
 
 - and dry 
 stable 150 
 safe 664 
 
 in - esteem 928 
 in - feather 
 
 strong 159 
 
 health 654 
 
 cheerful 836 
 
 boasting 884 
 
 - glee 836 
 
 - hand 
 violent 173 
 7'esolred 604 
 authority 737 
 severe 739 
 pride 878 
 insolence 885 
 lawless 964 
 
 ride the - horse 
 878 
 
 - life /a.s7/iy;i 852 
 rank 875 
 
 - living 
 intemperance 954 
 gluttony 957 
 
 - mass 998 
 
 - mightiness 873 
 
 - and mighty 
 pHde 878 
 insolence 885 
 
 - note 410 
 
 IIIG 
 
 - notions 878 
 
 - places 210 
 
 - pressure 
 energy 171 
 excitation of feel- 
 ing 824 
 
 - price 814 
 
 - priest 996 
 
 in - quarters 875 
 
 - repute 873 
 -ly respectable 
 
 875 
 on the - road to 
 
 7m?/ 627 
 
 ho2)e 858 
 on one's - ropes 
 
 excitation 824 
 
 pride 878 
 
 anger 900 
 
 - seas 341 
 
 in - spirits 836 
 
 - tide wave 348 
 prosperity 734 
 
 - time late 133 
 occasion 134 
 
 - in tone 
 white 430 
 
 - treason 
 disobedicjice 742 
 dishonour 940 
 
 - words 
 quarrel 713 
 anger 900 
 
 high-born 875 
 higher 33 
 highest 210 
 high-flavoured 392 
 high-flier 
 
 madman 504 
 
 proud 878 
 high-flown 
 
 imaginative 515 
 
 style 577 
 
 proud 878 
 
 vain, 880 
 
 insolent 885 
 high-flying 
 
 inattentive 458 
 
 exaggerated 549 
 
 ostentatious 822 
 highlands 206 
 high-low 225 
 high-mettled 
 
 excitable 825 
 
 Jrare 861 
 high-minded 
 
 honourable 939 
 
 magnanimous 
 942 
 highness ?^rYZ6' 877 
 473 
 
Hia 
 
 high-seasoned 392 
 high-souled 878 
 bigh-sounding 
 
 loud 404 
 
 words 577 
 
 display 882 
 high-spirited 
 
 hrave 861 
 
 honourable 939 
 hight 564 
 high-water 
 
 completeness 52 
 
 height 206 
 
 crater 337 
 
 - mark 
 measure 466 
 
 highway 627 
 -s and byways 
 
 627 
 highwayman 792 
 high-wrought 
 
 good 648 
 
 prepared 673 
 
 excited 824 
 hilarity 836 
 hill height 206 
 
 convexity 250 
 
 ascent 305 
 
 descent 306 
 hillock 206 
 hilt 633 
 hinc illae lachrymse 
 
 155 
 hind ^«cZ; 235 
 
 (?few;i 876 
 on one's - legs 
 
 elevation ^oy 
 
 anger 900 
 hinder impede 706 
 
 (counteract 179) 
 
 (proJiibit 761) 
 hindermost 6'?«^ 67 
 
 &a<?/^ 235 
 Hindooism 984 
 hindrance 706 
 hin^e fasten 4;^ 
 
 fastenin/j 45 
 
 cause 153 
 
 depend upon 154 
 
 7VJ^a^e 312 
 
 hinny 271 
 
 hint reminder 505 
 
 suppose 514 
 
 iiiform 527 
 take a - 498 
 
 - a fault &c. 932 
 hip 236 
 
 have on the - 
 confute ^1^ 
 success 731 
 474 
 
 HIT 
 
 autJiority 737 
 subjection 749 
 hippocentaur 80 
 Hippocrates 662 
 hippocratic 360 
 hippodrome 
 dra/nia 599 
 a/rena 728 
 hippogriff 83 
 Hippolytus 960 
 hippophagy 298 
 hippopotamus 192 
 hirdie-girdie 218 
 hire 
 
 commission 755 
 hon'owing 788 
 price 812 
 reward 973 
 (purchase 795) 
 on - 763 
 hireling 746 
 hirsute 256 
 hispid 256 
 hiss sound 409 
 animal cry 412 
 disrespect 929 
 contempt 930 
 disapprobation 
 932 
 hist 
 
 /m,?;* / 585, 586 
 
 Histology 329 
 historian 553 
 historic 594 
 historiette 594 
 historical: 
 -painter 559 
 
 - painting 556 
 historiographer 
 
 553 
 
 historiography 594 
 
 history 
 record 551 
 narrative 594 
 
 History, Natural - 
 
 357 
 histrionic 599 
 WX, chance 156 
 
 strike 276 
 
 reach 292 
 
 succeed 731 
 
 censure 932 
 
 (punish 972) 
 good - 626 
 make a - 731 
 
 - one's fancy 829 
 
 - the mark 73 1 
 
 -off 554 
 
 - upon 
 discover 48CW 
 
 HOC 
 
 j)lan 626 
 hitch 
 fasten 43 
 
 hang 214 
 
 jeri 315 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 hindrance 706 
 hither 
 
 direction 278 
 
 ari'ival 292 
 come - 286 
 hitherto 122 
 hive 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 location 184 
 
 «&or7<? 189 
 
 Tvorhslwj) 691 
 H.M.S. 726 
 hoar fl'/ztY^ 128 
 
 ?r/wfd 430 
 
 - frost 383 
 hoard 636 
 hoarse husky 405 
 
 harsh 410 
 
 voiceless 581 
 talk oneself - 584 
 hoary \_see hoar] 
 hoax 545 
 hob suppm't 215 
 
 stove 386 
 
 - and nob 
 celebration 883 
 courtesy 894 
 
 hobble 
 
 Ziw-/; 275 
 
 awkward 699 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 /«iZ 732 
 
 shackle 751 
 hobbledehoy 129 
 hobby 
 
 crotchet 481 
 
 pursuit 622 
 
 desire 865 
 hobby-horse 272 
 hobgoblin 
 
 fearful 860 
 
 demon 980 
 hobnail 876 
 Hobson's choice 
 
 necessity 601 
 
 /w choice 6oga 
 
 compulsion 744 
 hoc genus omne 
 
 876 
 hockey 840 
 hocus 545 
 hocus-pocus 
 
 interchange 148 
 
 unmeaning 5 1 7 
 
 HOL 
 
 c7^^a;t 545 
 
 conjuration 992 
 hod 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 vehicle 272 
 hoddy-doddy 501 
 hodge-podge 59 
 hoe vehicle 272 
 
 agriculture 371 
 hog animal 366 
 
 sensualist 954^^ 
 
 glutton 957 
 greedy as a - 865 
 go the whole - 
 604 
 hog's back 206 
 hog- wash 653 
 hoist 307 
 
 - the black flag 
 
 722 
 
 - a flag 550 
 
 - on one's own 
 petard 
 
 retaliation 718 
 
 failure 732 
 hoity-toity ! 870 
 hold coliere 46 
 
 contain 54 
 
 remain 141 
 
 cease 142 
 
 /70 <?M 143 
 
 happen 151 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 cellar 207 
 
 Z'ase 211 
 
 support 215 
 
 7<<jZ^ 265 
 
 belier^e 484 
 
 be passive 681 
 
 defend 717 
 
 2)0 wer 737 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 prison 752 
 
 prohibit 761 
 
 possess "JTJ 
 
 retain 781 
 
 enough/ 869 
 have a firm - 781 
 have a - upon 175 
 gain a - upon 737 
 get - of 789 
 quit one's - 782 
 take - 175 
 
 - aloof 
 disti'ust 487 
 at'or^ 623 
 
 - an argument 
 476 
 
 - authority 737 
 
 - back avoid 623 
 
HOL 
 
 HOL 
 
 HOM 
 
 HON 
 
 store 636 
 Mnder 706 
 restrain 751 
 retaiti 781 
 mui-rly 819 
 
 - one's breath 
 wonder 870 
 
 - converse 588 
 
 - a council 695 
 
 - fast 
 
 restrain 751 
 retain 781 
 
 - forth teach 537 
 speak 582 
 
 - good 
 demonstration 
 
 478 
 truth 494 
 
 - one's ground 
 
 141 
 
 - in hand 737 
 
 - one's hand 
 cease 142 
 relinquish 624 
 
 - hard 265 
 
 - up one's head 
 861 
 
 - a lease 771 
 
 - a meeting 72 
 
 - off 623 
 
 - office 693 
 
 - on 
 
 continue 141, 143 
 jkCTsevere 604a 
 
 - out {see heloH'^ 
 
 - one's own 
 2)reserve 670 
 defend 717 
 resist 719 
 
 - oneself in readi- 
 ness 673 
 
 - in remembrance 
 
 505 
 
 - both one's sides 
 
 838 
 
 - a situation 625 
 
 - in solution 335 
 
 - to 602 
 
 - together 
 junction 43 
 
 cooperate 709 
 
 - one's tongue 
 
 585 
 
 - up {see below'] 
 
 - oneself up 307 
 hold out 
 
 affirm 535 
 persevere 604^1 
 resist 719 
 offer 763 
 
 hrax'c 861 
 
 - expectation 
 jyredict 511 
 jiromise 768 
 
 - temptation 865 
 hold up 
 
 continue 143 
 suppoit 215 
 not rain 340 
 aid 707 
 display 882 
 extol 931 
 
 - one's hand 
 sign 550 
 threat 609 
 
 - to execration 
 curse 908 
 censure 932 
 
 - the mirror 525 
 
 - to scorn 930 
 
 - to shame 874 
 
 - to view 525 
 holder 779 
 holdfast 45 
 holding 
 
 tenancy 777 
 property 780 
 \q\^ place 182 
 hovel 189 
 receptacle 191 
 opening 260 
 ambush 530 
 
 - in one's coat 
 651 
 
 - and corner 
 place 182 
 peer into - 461 
 hiding 528, 530 
 
 - to creep out of 
 2)lea 61^ 
 escape 671 
 facility 705 
 
 holiday 
 leisure 685 
 repose 687 
 amusement 840 
 
 - task easy 705 
 holiness 6^/^^ 976 
 
 2)iet.y 987 
 holloa 41 1 
 
 - before one is out 
 
 of the wood 
 
 884 
 hollow 
 
 unsubstantial 4 
 completely 52 
 incomplete 53 
 depth 208 
 concavity 252 
 - sound 408 
 
 /a?5e 544 
 voiceless 58 1 
 beat - 731 
 
 - truce 723 
 holm 346 
 holocaust Mil 361 
 
 sacHjice 991 
 
 {destruction 162) 
 holograph 590 
 holt 367 
 Holy 0/ 6^y^Z 976 
 
 pious 987 
 
 - breathing 990 
 
 - day 998 
 
 - Ghost 976 
 temple of the - 
 
 Ghost 983^ • 
 
 - men of old 985 
 
 - orders 995 
 
 - place 1000 
 
 - Scriptures 985 
 
 - Spirit 976 
 
 - water 998 
 
 - week 998 
 homage 
 
 submission 725 
 
 fealty 743 
 
 reverence 928 
 
 approbation 931' 
 
 worship 990 
 home/w?<« 74 
 
 habitation 189 
 
 near 197 
 
 intenor 221 
 
 arrival 292 
 
 refuge 666 
 at - party 72 
 
 present 186 
 
 ivithin 221 
 
 «^ ms(? 705 
 
 social gathering 
 892 
 be at - 
 
 - to visitors 892 
 feel at - 
 
 freedom 748 
 
 pleasure 827 
 
 content 831 
 look at - 
 
 accusation 938 
 make oneself at - 
 
 /;w 748 
 
 sociable 892 
 not be at - 764 
 stay at - 265 
 at - in 
 
 hnmvledge 490 
 
 sldll 698 
 at - with 
 
 friendshij) 888 
 
 bring - to 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 belief 484 
 
 accuse 938 
 
 condemn 971 
 come - 292 
 eternal - 98 
 from - 187 
 get - 292 
 go - 283 
 go from - 293 
 strike - 
 
 energy 171 
 
 attack 716 
 
 - stroke 170 
 
 - thrust 
 attack 716 
 censure 932 
 
 home-bred 851 
 
 home-felt 821, 824 
 
 homeless 
 
 unhoused 185 
 banislied 893 
 
 homely 
 
 language 576 
 uymdorned 849 
 common 851, 876 
 
 home-sick 833 
 
 home-spun 
 texture 329 
 
 home-stall 189 
 
 homestead 189 
 
 homeward bound 
 292 
 
 homicide 361 
 
 homiletical 892 
 
 homily 
 advice 595 
 sei'mon 998 
 
 hominem, argument 
 tum ad - 938 
 
 homoeopathic 
 small 32 
 little 193 
 
 Homoeopathy 662 
 
 homogeneity 
 relation 9 
 uniformity 16 
 simplicity 42 
 
 homogenesis 161 
 
 homology 
 relation 9 
 u?iiformity 16 
 equality 27 
 
 homonym 
 equirocal 520 
 r</6"aZ sound 580 
 
 homophony 413 
 
 homunculus 193 
 
 hone 253 
 
 475 
 
HON 
 
 HOR 
 
 HOR 
 
 HOR 
 
 honest 
 
 veracimis 543 
 honourahlc 939 
 jnire 960 
 
 - meaning 516 
 turn an - penny 
 
 775 
 
 - truth 494 
 honey 
 
 sweet 396 
 
 favourite 899 
 milk and - 734 
 honeycomb 
 
 concave 252 
 
 opening 260 
 
 deterioration 659 
 honeyed 
 
 - phrases 894 
 
 - words 
 allurement 615 
 Jiattery 933 
 
 honeymoon 
 
 pleasure 827 
 
 endearment 902 
 
 marriage 903 
 honey-mouthed 
 
 courteous 894 
 
 flatter (^IZ 
 honeysuckle 396 
 honorarium 
 
 gift 784 
 
 reward 973 
 honorary 815 
 honour 
 
 demesne 780 
 
 glory 873 
 
 ^zf^^' 877 
 
 respect 928 
 
 approhation 93 1 
 
 i??v*ify 939 
 affair of - 720 
 do - to 883 
 do the -s 
 
 sociality 892 
 
 courtesy 894 
 
 respect 928 
 his ~judf/e 967 
 in - of 883 
 man of - 939 
 upon my - 535 
 word of - 768 
 
 - be to 873 
 
 - a bill 807 
 
 - in the breach 
 
 923 
 
 - bright 
 veracity 543 
 jfrohity 939 
 
 honte, mauvaise - 
 88 1 
 
 476 
 
 hood cap 225 
 
 cowl 999 
 hoodwink 
 
 ignore 491 
 
 blind 442 
 
 hide 528 
 
 deceive 545 
 hoof 211 
 \iOo)s. fasten 43 
 
 fastening 45 
 
 hang 214 
 
 ^?/7w 245 
 
 dec i ire 545 
 
 retain 781 
 
 to/'6' 789 
 by - or by crook 
 
 631 
 hooker ship 273 
 hookey, blind - 
 
 840 
 hooks, go off the - 
 
 360 
 hoop circle 247 
 
 cry 41 1 
 hoot cry 411 
 
 deride 929 
 
 contempt 930 
 
 censm'e 932 
 hop Z<3^^; 309 
 
 dance 840 
 
 - skip and jump 
 Z<?«/^ 309 
 agitation 315 
 7<«.sfe 684 
 game 840 
 
 - the twig 360 
 hope 858 
 
 band of - 958 
 beyond all - 734 
 dash one's -s 837 
 excite -511 
 foster - 858 
 well grounded - 
 472 
 
 - against hope 859 
 i - for the best 858 
 
 I - deferred 
 dejection 837 
 lamentation 8 '9 
 
 - for expect 507 
 desire 865 
 
 hopeful infant 129 
 probable 472 
 hope 858 
 
 hopelessness 471, 
 859 
 
 Hop-o'-my-thumb 
 
 193 
 hopper 191 
 horary 108 
 
 horde 
 
 assemblage 72 
 
 party 'j\2. 
 
 commonalty 876 
 horizon 
 
 distance 196 
 
 view 441 
 
 expectation 507 
 
 {future 121) 
 gloomy - 859 
 horizontality 213 
 horn 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 sliarp 253 
 
 music 417 
 draw in one's -s 
 
 recant 607 
 
 submit 725 
 
 humility 879 
 exalt one's - 873 
 wear the -s 905 
 -s of a dilemma 
 
 reasoning 476 
 
 ditficulty 704 
 
 - mad 920 
 
 - of plenty 639 
 hornbook 542 
 hornet 
 
 evil-doer 913 
 -'s nest 
 
 pitfall 667 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 adi'ersity 735 
 
 paitiful 830 
 
 9'csentment 900 
 
 censure 932 
 hornpipe 840 
 hornwork 717 
 horny 323 
 Horny, old - 978 
 horology 114 
 horoscope 511 
 horresco referens 
 
 860 
 horrible great 3 1 
 
 noxious 649 
 
 dire 830 
 
 ugly 846 
 
 fearful 860 
 horrid {see 
 horrible] 
 
 vulgar 851 
 horrida bella 722 
 horrific {see 
 
 horrible] 
 horrified 
 
 pain 828 
 
 fear 860 
 horrify 
 
 pain 830 
 
 ternfy 860 
 horripilation 383 
 horrisonous 410 
 horror 
 
 fear 860 
 dislihe 867 
 view with - 898 
 horrors 
 
 dejection 837 
 sup full of - 828 
 horror-stricken 
 
 828 
 hors de combat 
 impotent 158 
 useless 645 
 tired out 688 
 put- 731 
 hors d'ceuvre 29S 
 horse 
 
 hung on 214 
 stand 215 
 carHer 271 
 animal 366 
 male 373 
 cavalry 726 
 ride the higli - 
 
 885 
 put the -s to 673 
 put up one's -s at 
 
 184 
 put up one's -s 
 together 
 concord 714 
 fHendship 888 
 take - 266 
 war - 726 
 work like a - 686 
 
 - artillery 726 
 
 - and foot 726 
 
 - laugh 838 
 
 - marine 701 
 like a - in a mill 
 
 613 
 
 - racing 
 jyastime 840 
 contention 720 
 
 - soldier 726 
 
 - track 627 
 horseback 266 
 horse-cloth 225 
 horseman 268 
 horsemanship 
 
 riding 266 
 
 sJdll 698 
 horse-shoe 245 
 horse-whip 972 
 hortation 
 
 2)ersuasion 615 
 
 advice 695 
 horticulture 371 
 
HOR 
 
 HOU 
 
 HOV 
 
 HUG 
 
 hortus siccus 369 
 hosanna 
 
 jfraise 931 
 
 n'07'ship 990 
 hose stockings 225 
 
 pipe 350 
 hosier 225 
 hospice house 189 
 
 hospital 662 
 hospitable 
 
 liberal 816 
 
 social 892 
 hospital 662 
 
 in - 655 
 hospitality 
 
 \_see hospitable] 
 hospodar 745 
 host collection 72 
 
 vtultitude 102 
 
 ai'my 726 
 
 fnend 890 
 
 rite 998 
 
 reckon without 
 one's - 
 
 error 495 
 
 unskilful 699 
 
 ?*a^7i 863 
 
 - of heaven 977 
 
 - in himself 175 
 hostage 771 
 hostel 189 
 hostelry 189 
 hostile 
 
 disagreeing 24 
 opposed 708 
 enmity 889 
 in - array 708 
 
 - meeting 720 
 hostilities 722 
 hostility 889 
 hostler 746 
 hot violent 173 
 
 warin 382 
 pungent 392 
 red 434 
 orange 439 
 excited 824 
 ii'ascible goi 
 make - 384 
 
 - blood rash 863 
 angry 900 
 irascible 901 
 
 blow - and cold 
 inconsistent 477 
 falsehood 544 
 tergiversation 607 
 caprice 60S 
 in - haste 684 
 in - pursuit 622 
 
 - water 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 quarrel 713 
 
 painful 830 
 hot-bed c'fli«<? 153 
 
 centre 222 
 
 n-orhshoj) 691 
 hotchpot 
 
 viiMure 41 
 
 confusion 59 
 
 participation 778 
 hotel 189 
 hot-headed 
 
 7((fl^«^?/ 684 
 
 excitable 825 
 hothouse 
 
 conservatory 371 
 
 furnace 386 
 
 n-01'hshop 691 
 hot-press 255 
 Hotspur 863 
 Hottentot 876 
 hough 659 
 hound animal 366 
 
 /!i<//;t 622 
 
 2)ersecute 907 
 
 ivretch 949 
 hold with the hare 
 but run with the 
 -s 607 
 
 - on 615 
 llLOuppelande 225 
 hour^morf 108 
 
 point of time 113 
 
 present time 118 
 improve the shin- 
 ing - 682 
 one's - is come 
 
 occasion 134 
 
 ^^^jfl'i/i 360 
 
 - after hour no 
 hour-glass 
 
 chronometer 114 
 
 cont7'action 195 
 
 narrow 203 
 Houri 845 
 hourly ^i;«<? 106 
 
 frequent 136 
 
 periodical 138 
 house /amZy 166 
 
 locate 184 
 
 aJo</^ 189 
 
 tJieatre 599 
 
 7/ia^6' ^ay't' 664 
 
 council 696 
 
 y?>»i 712 
 keep - 184 
 eat out of - and 
 home 
 
 prodigal 818 
 
 gluttony g^^ 
 
 turn out of - and 
 home 297 
 
 - of cards 160 
 
 - of correction 
 prison 752 
 punishment 975 
 
 - of death 363 
 
 - of detention 752 
 
 - divided against 
 
 itself 713 
 bring the - about 
 one's ears 699 
 
 - of God 1000 
 
 - of Lords 87s 
 set one's - in ojder 
 
 952 
 
 - of peers 875 
 
 - of prayer 1000 
 turn - out of win- 
 dow 713 
 
 housebreaker 792 
 I housebreaking 791 
 house-dog 366 
 household 
 
 inhabitants 188 
 
 abode 189 
 
 - gods 189 
 
 - stuff 635 
 
 - troops 726 
 
 - words 
 hnon'n 490 
 language 560 
 2}lmn 576, 849 
 
 : householder 188 
 housekeeper 694 
 I housekeeping 692 
 I houseless 185 
 housemaid 746 
 house-top 
 summit 210 
 proclaim from - 
 
 531 
 house-room 180 
 house-warming 892 
 housewife 682 
 housewifery 
 
 conduct 692 
 
 economy 817 
 housing 
 
 lodging 189 
 
 covering 223 
 
 horse-cloth 225 
 hovel 189 
 hover high 206 
 
 rave 266 
 
 soar 267 
 
 ascend 305 
 
 irresolute 605 
 
 - about 
 move 264 
 
 - over 
 near 197 
 
 how 7vay 627 
 means 632 
 
 - comes it 1 
 attribution 155 
 inquiry 461 
 
 - now 870 
 howbeit 30 
 however 
 
 degree 26 
 
 n otivith sta n di ng 
 
 30 
 except 83 
 
 howitzer 727 
 
 howker 273 
 
 howl 
 
 human cry 411 
 animal cry ^12 
 lamentation 839 
 
 howling wilderness 
 
 893 
 hoy 273 
 hoyden gii'l 1 29 
 
 rude 851 
 hubbub stir 315 
 
 noise 404 
 
 discord 713 
 huckster 
 
 baHer 794 
 
 merchant 797 
 huddle 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 derange 61 
 
 collect 72 
 
 7ivg 197 
 
 - on 225 
 Hudibrastic 856 
 
 - verse 597 
 hue 428 
 
 - and cry C7'y 411 
 pj'oclaim 531 
 pursuit 622 
 alarm 669 
 
 raise a - and cry 
 932 
 hueless 429 
 iLViS insolence S85 
 
 anger 900 
 huffy 901 
 hug cohere 46 
 
 border on 197 
 
 retain 781 
 
 couHesy 894 « 
 
 love 897 
 
 endearment 902 
 
 - a belief 606 
 
 - oneself 
 jyleasure 827 
 content 831 
 
 47:' 
 
HUG 
 
 rejoicing 838 
 pQ'ide 878 
 
 - the shore 
 navigation 267 
 approach 286 
 
 - a sin 945 
 huge in degree 31 
 
 i/i size 192 
 hugger-mugger 
 
 528 
 Huguenot 984 
 huis clos, a - 52S 
 huissier 965 
 huke 225 
 hulk lady 50 
 
 ship 273 
 hulks 752 
 hulky lig 192 
 
 linivieldy 647 
 
 «^Zy 846 
 hull 50 
 hullaballoo 
 
 noise 404 
 
 «7iowi 411 
 hum 
 
 faint sound 405 
 
 continued sound 
 407 
 
 animalsound 412 
 
 siw^ 416 
 
 deceive 545, 546 
 
 - and haw 
 stammsr 583 
 irresolute 605 
 
 busy - of men 682 
 human 372 
 
 - race 372 
 
 - sacrifices 991 
 humane 
 
 benevolent 906 
 
 2)hilantliropie 910 
 
 merciful 914 
 humanitarian 
 
 mankind 372 
 
 2)hilanthropiG 
 910 
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 by -es 275 
 to an - 494 
 not yield an - 606 
 give an - and take 
 
 an ell 789 
 - by inch 
 &y degrees 26 
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 slowly 275 
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 699 
 incboation 
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 preparation 673 
 incide 44 
 incidence 278 
 incident 151 
 full of - 151 
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 circumstanee 8 
 
 irrelative 10 
 
 occurHng 151 
 
 casual 156 
 
 ZmiZ<7 177 
 
 chance 621 
 incinerate 384 
 incipience 66 
 incircumspect 460 
 incision cw?5 44 
 
 furrow 259 
 incisive energy 171 
 
 vigour 574 
 
 feeling 821 
 incite 
 
 exasperate 173 
 
 w?'/7e 615 
 incivility 895 
 incivism 911 
 inclasp 229 
 inclement 
 
 violent 173 
 
 w^ZrZ 383 
 
 severe 739 
 
 pitiless gi^a 
 inclination 
 
 [.sc!^ incline] 
 
 affection 820 
 
 desire 865 
 
 Z^re 897 
 incline tendency 1^6 
 
 slope 217 
 
 direction 278 
 
 ii'illiug 602 
 
 induce 615 
 
 - an ear to 457 
 inclined 
 
 - plane 633 
 inclose 
 
 surround 227 
 inclosure 232 
 include 
 
 compositio)i 54 
 
 - i;i a cZa^« 76 
 inclusion 76 
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 comjwnent 56 
 
 rZas« 76 
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 491 
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 incognizable 519 
 incoherence 
 
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 mi'ntal 503 
 incombustible 385 
 income j?7v/^ 775 
 
 ])roperty 780 
 
 wealth 803 
 
 receipt 810 
 incoming 
 
 ingress 294 
 
 receipt 810 
 incommensurable 
 
 irr elation 10 
 
 {disagreeing 24) 
 - quantity 84, 85 
 incommode 
 
 hinder 706 
 
 {trouble 830) 
 
 {incommodious 
 
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 incommunicable 
 unmeaning 517 
 unintelligible 519 
 Q'etention 781 
 incommutable 150 
 incomparable 
 superior 33 
 («/<;(?^Z 648) 
 incompassionate 
 
 914a 
 incompatible 24 
 incompetence 
 inability 158 
 incapacity 499 
 unskilful 699 
 incompleteness 53 
 'noJi-com2)letimi 
 730 
 incompliance 764 
 incomprehensible 
 infinite 105 
 unintelligible 519 
 incomprehension 
 
 491 
 incompressible 321 
 inconcealable 525 
 inconceivable 
 impossible 471 
 improbable 473 
 incredible 485 
 unintelligible 519 
 wonder 870 
 inconceptible 519 
 inconcinnity 
 disagreement 24 
 ugliness 846 
 inconclusive 477 
 inconcoction 674 
 incondite 851 
 incongruous 24 
 inconnection 
 i7'relation 10 
 disjunction 44 
 inconsequence 
 irrelation 10 
 112 
 
INO 
 
 INO 
 
 IND 
 
 IND 
 
 inconsequential 
 illogical 477 
 
 inconsiderable 
 small 32 
 nninijiortant 643 
 
 inconsiderate 
 tliouffhtless 452 
 inattentive 458 
 neglectful 460 
 foolish 699 
 
 inconsistent 
 conti'ai'ij 14 
 disagreeing 24 
 illogical 477 
 absurd 497 
 foolish 499 
 capricious 608 
 
 inconsolable 837 
 
 inconsonant 
 . disagi'eeing 24 
 >Y/<iZ 149 
 
 inconspicuous 447 
 
 inconstant 149 
 
 incontestable 
 strong 159 
 certain 474 
 
 incontiguous 196 
 
 incontinent 961 
 
 incontinently 132 
 
 incontrollable 173 
 
 incontrovertible 
 6faJZ<? 150 
 certain 474 
 
 inconvenience 647 
 put to - 706 
 
 inconversable 
 taciturn 585 
 unsociahh' 893 
 
 inconvertible 
 continuing 143 
 (^stable 150) 
 
 inconvincible 487 
 
 incorporate 48 
 
 incorporeal 317 
 - hereditaments 
 780 
 
 incorrect 
 illogical 477 
 erroneous 495 
 solecism 568 
 vicious 945 
 
 incorrigible 
 obstinate 606 
 hopeless 859 
 vicious 945 
 impenitent 951 
 
 incorruptible 
 honourable 939 
 
 incorruption 
 probity 939 
 484 
 
 innocence 946 
 (health 654) 
 incrassate 
 
 increase 194 
 density 321 
 'fluids 352 
 (f7i^6•^ 202) 
 increase 
 
 - z;i degree 35 
 
 - i/i number 102 
 
 - i/i size 194 
 incredible 
 
 great z^ 
 
 impossible 471 
 
 improbable 473 
 
 doubtful 485 
 
 wonderful 870 
 incredulity 
 
 unbelief 487 
 
 religious - 989 
 increment 
 
 increase 35 
 
 addition 37 
 
 adju7ict 39 
 
 expaiision 194 
 increpation 932 
 incriminate 938 
 incrust c<;fl?^ 223 
 
 Zi/i<? 224 
 incubation 673 
 incubus 
 
 hindrance 706 
 
 j-^ttt/i 828 
 
 demon 980 
 inculcate 537 
 inculpable 946 
 inculpate 938 
 inculture 674 
 incumbency 
 
 business 625 
 
 churchdom 995 
 incumbent 
 
 inhabitant 188 
 
 /ii^/i 206 
 
 weight 2,19 
 
 duty 926 
 
 clergyman 996 
 incumber 706 
 incumbered 806 
 incunabula 127 
 incur 177 
 
 - blame 932 
 
 - danger 665 
 
 - a debt 806 
 
 - disgrace 874 
 
 - a loss 776 
 
 - the risk 621 
 incurable 
 
 ingrained 5 
 disease 655 
 
 hopeless 859 
 incuriam, per - 
 
 458, 460 
 incuriosity 456 
 incursion 
 
 ingress 294 
 
 attack yi6 
 incurvation 245 
 indagation 461 
 indebted 
 
 mving 806 
 
 gratitude 916 
 
 6?w?^y 926 
 indecent 961 
 indeciduous 150 
 indecision 605 
 indecisive 475 
 indeclinable 150 
 indecorous 
 
 vulgar 85 1 
 
 vicious 945 
 
 impure 961 
 indeed existing i 
 
 wry 31 
 
 assent 488 
 
 ifrwZ?/ 494 
 
 assertion 535 
 
 wonder 870 
 indefatigable 
 
 2)erseveHng 604^1 
 
 active 682 
 indefeasible 
 
 5teiZ^ 150 
 
 /^«^' 924 
 indefectible 650 
 indefensible 
 
 powerless 158 
 
 submission 725 
 
 accusable 938 
 
 wrong 945 
 indeficient 650 
 indefinite 
 
 y7'm^ 31 
 
 infinite 105 
 
 7;/25^?/ 447 
 
 uncertain 475 
 
 inexact 495 
 
 rff^?/e 519 
 indeliberate 612 
 indelible si'aJZd 150 
 
 memory 505 
 
 7/m7*/<! 550 
 
 feeling 821 
 indelicate 961 
 indemnity 
 
 compensation 30 
 
 forgiveness 918 
 
 reward 973 
 
 deed of - 771 
 indenizen 184 
 
 indent scollop 248 
 indentation 252, 
 
 257 
 indenture 
 
 compact 769 
 
 security 771 
 
 {evidence 467) 
 
 (record 551) 
 independence 
 
 irrelation 10 
 
 freedom 748 
 
 wealth 803 
 Independent 984 
 indescribable 
 
 ^rmjJ 31 
 
 wonderful 870 
 indesinent 112 
 indestructible 150 
 indeterminate 
 
 chaiice 156 
 
 UJicertain 475 
 
 irresolute 605 
 indevotion 989 
 index 
 
 arrangement 60 
 
 exponent 84 
 
 Zw^ 86 
 
 %/i 550 
 
 words 562 
 index expurga- 
 
 torius 761 
 indexterity 699 
 Indian : 
 
 - file 69 
 
 - rubber 325 
 
 - weed 392 
 indicate 
 
 direct attention 
 
 to4S7 
 mean 516 
 w«rA 550 
 
 indication 550 
 
 indicative 
 evidence 467 
 
 indict accuse 938 
 arraigji 969 
 
 indiction 531 
 
 indifference 
 incuriosity 456 
 unwillingness 603 
 wo choice 6oga 
 insensibility 823 
 unconcern 866 
 matter of - 643 
 
 indifferent 
 
 [see indifference] 
 unimpoi'tant 643 
 Z>fl^<^ 649 
 
 indigence 
 
 insufficiency 640 
 
IND 
 
 IND 
 
 INE 
 
 INF 
 
 poveHy 804 
 indigenous 
 
 intrinsic 5 
 inhabitant 188 
 indigested 674 
 indigestible 657 
 indigestion 657 
 indigitate 457 
 indign 940 
 indignation 900 
 - meeting 832 
 indignity 
 
 affront 900 
 
 insult 929 
 indigo 438 
 indiligence 683 
 indirect 
 
 oblique 217 
 
 devious 279 
 
 latent 526 
 
 circuitous 629 
 indiscernible 447 
 indiscerptible 
 
 7i'hole 50 
 
 unity 87 
 
 dense 321 
 indiscoverable 526 
 indiscreet 
 
 rash 863 
 
 blamable 945 
 
 {neglectful 460) 
 
 {unskilful 699) 
 indiscretion 
 
 //MiZ^ 947 
 indiscriminate 
 
 mixed 41 
 
 nnan'anged 59 
 
 niultifin'ni 81 
 
 casual 621 
 indiscrimination 
 
 465a 
 indispensable 630 
 indispose 
 
 dissuade 616 
 indisposed 
 
 unn'illing 603 
 
 .sw'A; 655 
 Indisputable 474 
 indissoluble, 
 indissolvable 
 
 j(>i;itf<^ 43 
 
 w/wZe 50 
 
 #«&fc 150 
 
 rZi'/wp 321 
 indistinct <^i?« 447 
 
 (m^«^ 519) 
 indistinction 4651^ 
 indistinguishable 
 
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 invisible 447 
 
 indisturbance 
 quiescence 265 
 inexcitation 826 
 
 indite 590 
 
 individual 
 ?t7i<?Z6' 50 
 special 79 
 ■j/MtYy 87 
 person 372 
 
 indivisible 7i7<<>fe 50 
 
 ifeMSe 321 
 
 indocility 
 
 incapacity 158 
 obstinacy 606 
 
 indoctrinate 537 
 
 indolence 683 
 
 indomitable 
 
 «f7'()«^ 159 
 
 determined 604 
 
 perseveHng 604^^ 
 
 resisting 719 
 
 courage 861 
 indoor 221 
 indorse ^-a///// 7^9 
 
 secwity 771 
 indorsement 
 
 mark 550 
 
 recoi'd 551 
 indraught /7?J/ 343 
 
 current 348 
 indubitable 474 
 induce c«i/.?c 153 
 
 jwwer 157 
 
 produce 161 
 
 motive 615 
 induction 
 
 inquiry 461 
 
 reasoning 476 
 
 drama 599 
 
 appointment 755 
 
 - <j/^ a piiest 995 
 indulge fcw^Yy 740 
 
 flZ^w 760 
 
 2)lease 829 
 
 intemperance 
 
 954 
 
 - one's fancy 609 
 
 - in 827 
 
 - oneself 943 
 
 - in reverie 
 inattention 458 
 /a;i^y 515 
 
 - with ^rre 784 
 indulgence 
 
 [.f<r indulge] 
 absolution 918 
 
 indulgent /(;*«<;? 906 
 
 induration 
 hardening 323 
 impenitence 95 1 
 
 lu'Ius to the pole, 
 
 from - 180 
 industry 
 
 business 625 
 
 activity 682 
 hive of - 691 
 indweller 188 
 inebriety 959 
 ineffable (^rf af 3 1 
 
 n'onderful 870 
 ineffaceable 820 
 ineffectual 
 
 incajjable 158 
 
 useless 645 
 
 failing 732 
 
 - attempt 732 
 pale its - fire 422 
 
 inefficacious 
 incapable 158 
 useless 645 
 ^fl?7i««7 732 
 inefficient 158 
 inelastic 5^/^; 324 
 
 - fluid 333 
 inelasticity 326 
 inelegance 
 
 in language 679 
 
 vgly 846 
 ine-pt in cajjable 158 
 
 useless 645 
 
 {inexpedient 647) 
 inequality 28 
 inequitable 923 
 ineradicable 
 
 intrinsic 5 
 
 stable 150 
 inerrable 946 
 inertia 172 
 inertness 
 
 physical 172 
 
 inactive 683 
 
 moral 823 
 inestimable 648 
 inevitable 
 
 certain 474 
 
 destiny 601 
 inexact 
 
 erroneous 495 
 
 /<!?eJfe 575 
 inexcitability 826 
 inexcusable 
 
 ace usable 938 
 
 vicious 945 
 inexecution 730 
 inexhaustible 639 
 inexistence 2 
 inexorable 
 
 unai'oidable 601 
 
 resolved 604 
 
 ^^r/i 739 
 
 compelling 744 
 pitiless gi^a 
 revengeftil 919 
 {n-rakhful 900) 
 {malevolent 907) 
 inexpectation 508 
 inexpedience 647 
 inexpensive 815 
 inexperience 
 ignorant 4g I 
 unskilful 699 
 inexpert 699 
 inexpiable 945 
 inexplicable 519 
 inexpressible 
 //rmf 31 
 unmeaning 517 
 iinintelligibie 51c 
 n'onderful 870 
 inexpressibles 225 
 inexpression 
 latency 526 
 inexpressive 517 
 inexpugnable 664 
 inextension 180a 
 littleness 193 
 im7)iateriality 
 
 317 
 inextinguishable 
 ^z'a/^Zt' 150 
 strong 159 
 excitable 825 
 - desire 865 
 inextricable 
 coheretit 46 
 disorder 59 
 impossible 47 1 
 {difficult 704) 
 infallibility 474 
 assumption of - 
 885 
 infamy shame 874 
 disltonour 940 
 ?•?><? 945 
 infancy 
 
 beginning 66 
 ?//^w2^/( 127 
 infandum renovare 
 dolorem 
 memory 505 
 regret 833 
 infant 129 
 /cwZ 501 
 Infanta 745 
 infanticide 
 killing 361 
 sacj'ijice 99 1 
 infantine 129 
 foolish 499 
 infantry 726 
 485 
 
INF 
 
 INF 
 
 INF 
 
 INH 
 
 infarction 261 
 
 Infinite, the - 976 
 
 physical - 176 
 
 - courage 861 
 
 infatuation 
 
 infinite 105 
 
 inducement 615 
 
 - life into 824 
 
 misjudgment 481 
 
 - goodness 976 
 
 authority 737 
 
 - new blood 658 
 
 credulity 486 
 
 in^nilQlj great 31 
 
 {importance 642) 
 
 infusible 321 
 
 folly 499 
 
 infinitesimal 
 
 absence of - 175a 
 
 infusion 
 
 insanity 503 
 
 small 2,2 
 
 influx 294 
 
 [5<9<? infuse] 
 
 obstinacy 606 
 
 little 193 
 
 infold 232 
 
 liquefaction 335 
 
 passion 825 
 
 - calculus 85 
 
 inform 527 
 
 infusoria 193 
 
 love 897 
 
 infinity 105 
 
 - against 
 
 iagannation 545 
 
 infeasible 471 
 
 infirm weah 160 
 
 accuse 938 
 
 ingathering 72 
 
 infect mix n-itk 41 
 
 disease 655 
 
 ^0 ^0 Z«?y 969 
 
 ingemination 90 
 
 contaminate 659 
 
 vicious 945 
 
 informal 
 
 ingenerate 5 
 
 excite 824 
 
 - of purpose 605 
 
 irregular 83 
 
 ingenious 698 
 
 infect^, re - 
 
 infirmary 662 
 
 lawless 964 
 
 ingenite 5 
 
 shortcoming 304 
 
 infirmity 
 
 informality 
 
 ingenium, per- 
 
 non-completion 
 
 [.%'<? infirm] 
 
 non-observance 
 
 fervidum - 682 
 
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 infix 537 
 
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 ingenu aHless 703 
 
 failure 732 
 
 inflame 
 
 informant 527 
 
 ingenue actress 599 
 
 infection 
 
 render violent 1"]^^ 
 
 information 
 
 ingenuity 698 
 
 <^isf«5(9 655 
 
 lurn 384 
 
 knowledge 490 
 
 ingenuous 
 
 infectious 657 
 
 excite 824 
 
 communication 
 
 artless 703 
 
 infecund 169 
 
 anger 900 
 
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 {sincere 543) 
 
 infelicity 
 
 (incite 615) 
 
 lawsuit 969 
 
 {honourable 939) 
 
 inexjJcHness 699 
 
 inflammable 
 
 pick up - 539 
 
 ingesta 298 
 
 misery 828 
 
 Jwyvi 384 
 
 informity 241 
 
 ingestion 296 
 
 inference 
 
 /1/6'Z 388 
 
 infra dignitatem 
 
 ingle 388 
 
 reasoni7ig 476 
 
 inflammation 
 
 inglorious 874 
 
 inglorious 
 
 judgment 480 
 
 heating 384 
 
 dislionourablc 
 
 disreputable 874 
 
 by - 467 
 
 disease 655 
 
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 dishonou?'able 
 
 inferential 
 
 inflate expand 194 
 
 infraction 
 
 940 
 
 demonstrative 
 
 Z>^w 349 
 
 disobedience 742 
 
 ingot 800 
 
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 inflated 
 
 non-observance 
 
 ingraft add 37 
 
 Zafd^iJJ 526 
 
 %^ 573. 577 
 
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 ^■yi/i 43 
 
 inferiority 
 
 lidicnlous 853 
 
 exemption 927 
 
 ifiseit 300 
 
 iw degree 34 
 
 mi/i 880 
 
 - of usage &c 
 
 ?5m6-7t 537 
 
 i;i sire 195 
 
 inflation 
 
 liuconformity 83 
 
 ingrafted 
 
 imperfection 651 
 
 [«<?6' inflate] 
 
 desuetude 614 
 
 extrinsic 6 
 
 personal - 34 
 
 rarefaction 322 
 
 infrangible 
 
 7i«Z»t^ 613 
 
 infernal Jo-^ 649 
 
 inflect 245 
 
 combined 46 
 
 ingrain 
 
 malevolent 907 
 
 inflexible hard 323 
 
 <Z6Vi56' 321 
 
 insinuate 228 
 
 Tvicked 945 
 
 resolved 604 
 
 infrequency 137 
 
 colour 428 
 
 Satanic 978 
 
 obstinate 606 
 
 infrigidation 385 
 
 ingrained 
 
 - machine 727 
 
 «^e?';i 739 
 
 infringe 
 
 intrinsic 5 
 
 - regions 982 
 
 inflexion 
 
 transgress 303 
 
 Gombi7ied 48 
 
 infertility 169 
 
 curvature 245 
 
 disobey 742 
 
 ^aJt?^ 613 
 
 infest 830 
 
 grammar 567 
 
 7iOit observe 773 
 
 character 820 
 
 infestivity sad 837 
 
 inflict «c'^ '<A/;(>/i 680 
 
 undue?iess 925 
 
 ingrate 917 
 
 ^?/Z/ 843 
 
 severity 739 
 
 derelictio7i 927 
 
 ingratiate 897 
 
 infibulation 43 
 
 - evil 649 
 
 - a law &c. 83 
 
 ingratiating 894 
 
 infidel 989 
 
 - pain 
 
 infundibular 
 
 ingratitude 917 
 
 infidelity 
 
 bodily iJain 378 
 
 concave 252 
 
 ingredient 56 
 
 dishonour 940 
 
 mental pain 830 
 
 /<<;Ze 260 
 
 ingress 294 
 
 irreligion 989 
 
 - punishment 972 
 
 infuriate 
 
 forcible - 300 
 
 infiltrate 7;iia; 41 
 
 infliction 
 
 violent 1 73 
 
 ingurgitate 296 
 
 intervene 228 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 eajci^tf 824 
 
 ingustible 391 
 
 interpenetrate2<)4 
 
 mental pain 828, 
 
 aw^er 900 
 
 inhabile 699 
 
 moisten 337, 339 
 
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 infuscate 431 
 
 inhabit 186 
 
 feac'A 537 
 
 punishment 972 
 
 infuse 7/4i.^ 41 
 
 inhabitant 188 
 
 infiltration 
 
 influence 153 
 
 iw.?*?;*^ 300 
 
 inhale receive 296 
 
 passage 302 
 
 cliange 140 
 
 ^6w7i 537 
 
 , imell 398 
 
INH 
 
 INO 
 
 INS 
 
 INS 
 
 inharmonious : 
 
 - colour 428 
 
 - sound 414 
 inherence 5 
 inherit acquire 775 
 
 jwssess 777 
 inheritance 
 property 780 
 
 - of the saints 981 
 inherited 
 
 intrinsic 5 
 inheritor 779 
 inhesion 5 
 inhibit hinder 706 
 
 rest7'ain 751 
 
 prohibit 761 
 
 (restrain 615) 
 inhospitable 893 
 inhuman 907 
 inhume 363 
 inimaginable 
 
 impossible 471 
 
 imj?robable 473 
 
 n-onderful 870 
 inimical 
 
 opposition 708 
 
 enmity 889 
 inimitable 
 
 non-imitation 20 
 
 supreme 33 
 
 i'^ry good 648 
 
 2)erfect 650 
 iniquity ?tvw?(7 923 
 
 ?'j><? 945 
 worker of - 949 
 inirritability 826 
 initial 66 
 
 - letter 558 
 initiate begin 66 
 
 teach 537 
 initiated sJdlfid 698 
 inject 300 
 
 .fitdd 337 
 injudicial 964 
 injudicious 499 
 injunction 
 
 advice 695 
 
 command 741 
 
 jjroliibition 761 
 injure damage 659 
 
 «/;i?^«? 907 
 injuria formae, 
 spretae - 
 
 ugly 846 
 
 contempt 930 
 injury mi 619 
 
 badness 649 
 
 damage 659 
 injustice 923 
 ink 431 
 
 pen and - 590 
 before the - is dry 
 132 
 
 inkle 45 
 
 inkling 
 
 It non-ledge 490 
 supposition 514 
 information 527 
 desire 865 
 
 inland 221 
 
 inlay 440 
 
 inlet beginning 66 
 interval 198 
 opening 260 
 ingress 294 
 - ^>/ #/i<? sefi; 343 
 
 inly 221 
 
 inmate 18S 
 
 inmost 221 
 to the - core 822 
 
 - soul 820 
 
 - thoughts 451 
 inn 189 
 innate 5 
 
 {habit 613) 
 innavigable 471 
 inner 221 
 
 - coating 224 
 
 - man intellect 4^0 
 affections 820 
 
 innermost recesses 
 
 221 
 innings land 342 
 
 acquisition 775 
 
 7'eceipt 810 
 innocence 946 
 innocent /oo? 501 
 
 good 648 
 
 healthy 656 
 
 aHless 703 
 
 guiltless 946 
 innocuous good 648 
 
 healthy 656 
 
 innocent 946 
 innominate 565 
 innovation 
 
 variatio7i 20a 
 
 new 123 
 
 change 140 
 innoxious 
 
 salubinous 656 
 
 innocent 946 
 innuendo //i//f 527 
 
 censure 932 
 innumerable 105 
 innutritions 657 
 inobservance 773 
 
 (disobedience 
 
 742) 
 inoccupation 68 1 
 
 inoculate 
 
 insert 300 
 
 ^eacA 537 
 
 injiuence 615 
 inodorous 899 
 inoffensive 
 
 /7^w<^ 648 
 
 innocent 946 
 inofficious 907 
 inoperative 
 
 powerless 158 
 
 unproductive 169 
 
 useless 645 
 inopportune 
 
 untimely 135 
 
 inexjfcdicnt 647 
 inordinate r/^-m^ 3 1 
 
 excessive 641 
 inorganization 358 
 inornate 849 
 inosculate jM// 43 
 
 intersect 219 
 
 convoluted 248 
 inquest 461 
 inquietude 
 
 changeable 149 
 
 uneasy 828 
 
 discontent 832 
 
 apprehension 860 
 
 (motion 264) 
 inquinate 659 
 inquire 461 
 - into 595 
 inquirer 461 
 inquiring mind 455 
 inquiry 461 
 inquisition 
 
 inquiry 461 
 
 severity 739 
 
 tribunal 966 
 inquisitive 455 
 inquisitorial 
 
 ^;?'?/t7?*7 455 
 
 inquiry 461 
 
 s«?r«?re 739 
 
 jurisdiction 965 
 inroad ingress 294 
 
 devastation 659 
 
 invasion 716 
 inrolment 551 
 insalubrity 657 
 insanity 503 
 insatiable 865 
 inscribe ^rWj^e 590 
 
 JZffZ(;;i 873 
 inscription 
 
 record 551 
 inscroU 551 
 inscrutable 519 
 insculpture 557 
 
 insculptured558 
 insecable 
 
 junction 43 
 
 w?<?;fy 87 
 insect minute 193 
 
 animal 366 
 
 - cry 412 
 insecure 
 
 danger 665 
 
 (^uncertain 475) 
 insensate 
 
 foolish 499 
 
 insane 503 
 insensibility 
 
 sZo?t' 275 
 
 '])hysxcal 376 
 
 7wwaZ 823 
 
 - of benefits 917 
 
 - to the past 506 
 inseparable 
 
 junction 43 
 coherence 46 
 insert Zomff? 184 
 interpose 228 
 f'wfi??* 294 
 ^;u^ iw 300 
 recm'd 551 
 
 - itself 300 
 insertion 300 
 inservient 645 
 inseverable 
 
 junction 43 
 W7«Y y 87 
 inside 221 
 
 - out 218 
 turn - out 529 
 
 insidious 
 
 deceitful 545 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 dishonourable 940 
 insight 490 
 insignia 550 
 
 - of authority 747 
 insignificant 
 
 unmeaning 5 1 7 
 
 unimportant 643 
 insincere 544 
 insinuate 
 
 intervene 228 
 
 ingress 294 
 
 insert 300 
 
 latency 526 
 
 7it/<i^ 527 
 
 ingratiate 897 
 
 blame 932 
 
 (suppose 514) 
 
 (mean 516) 
 insipidity 
 
 tasteless 391 
 
 indifferent 866 
 487 
 
INS 
 
 insist argue 476 
 command 741 
 
 - upon a^rm 535 
 dwell on 573 
 
 he determined 604 
 
 contend 720 
 
 compel 744 
 
 conditions 770 
 
 r^MC 924 
 insnare 545 
 insobriety 959 
 insolation 382, 384 
 insolence 885 
 insoluble dense 321 
 
 imintelligihle 519 
 in solvable 519 
 insolvent 
 
 2)0 vert y 804 
 
 debt 806 
 
 non-payment 808 
 insomnium 682 
 insouciance 
 
 thouglitlessness 
 458 
 
 supineness 823 
 
 indifference 866 
 inspect Z^oZ' 441 
 
 attend to ^S1 
 inspector 
 
 inquisitor 461 
 
 judge 480 
 
 director 694 
 inspiration 
 
 wisdom. 498 
 
 imagination 515 
 
 impulse 612 
 
 ■motive 615 
 
 feeling 821 
 
 Z'^'?Yy 976 
 
 O'er elation 985 
 
 religious - 987 
 inspire prompt 615 
 
 animate 824 
 
 ^'/i^r?' 836 
 
 - courage 861 
 
 - hope 858 
 
 - respect 928 
 inspirit a7?<"7Y6' 615 
 
 animate 824 
 
 encourage 861 
 inspiriting 
 
 7<y/;^/*/Z 858 
 inspissate <^<:vi^<? 321 
 
 semi liquid 352 
 instability 149 
 install Zr'^'fl-i/' 184 
 
 commission 755 
 
 celchrate 883 
 instalment 
 
 jwrtion 51 
 4B8 
 
 INS 
 
 pagment 807, 809 
 instance 
 
 example 82 
 
 vwtive 615 
 
 solicitation 765 
 instant moment 113 
 
 present 118 
 
 destiny 152 
 
 required 630 
 
 impoi'tance 642 
 
 active 682 
 
 lose not an - 684 
 
 on the - 132 
 
 instantaneity 113 
 
 instanter 113 
 
 instar omnium 
 
 similar 17 
 
 conformahle 82 
 instauration 660 
 instead 147 
 instigate 615 
 instil 7;/^^ 41 
 
 inscH 300 
 
 ffijc'/i 537 
 instinct 
 
 intellect 450 
 
 intuition \i'] 
 
 impulse 601 
 
 - with motive 615 
 jfossessivn 777 
 
 brute - 45o« 
 instinctive 
 
 inborn 5 
 institute (w?^^*? 153 
 
 2)roduce 16 r 
 
 academy 542 
 
 society 712 
 
 - an inquiry 46 1 
 institution 
 
 academy 54.2 
 
 society 712 
 
 political - 963 
 
 church 995 
 institutor 540 
 instruct teir^/i 537 
 
 advise 695 
 
 jirecept 697 
 
 <;7vZ^?7' 741 
 instructed 490 
 instructor 540 
 instrument 
 
 impUment 633 
 
 security 771 
 musical - 417 
 optical - 445 
 instrumental 631 
 
 - music 415 
 instrumentalist 416 
 instrumentality 
 
 631 
 
 INT 
 
 insuavity 895 
 insubordinate 742 
 insubstantial 4 
 - pageant 882 
 insufferable 
 
 jiainful'i'ip 
 
 dislxhe 867 
 insufficiency 640 
 insufflation 349 
 insular unrelatedio 
 
 detached 44 
 
 single 87 
 
 island 346 
 insulate 44 
 insulse stupid 499 
 
 <ZwZ/ 843 
 insult rudeness 895 
 
 offence 900 
 
 disrespect 929 
 insulting 898 
 insuperable 471 
 
 - obstacle 706 
 insupportable 830 
 insuppressible 173 
 insurance 768 
 insure 
 
 ?//a7i;6" s?/7'<? 474 
 obtain seciirity 
 771 
 
 insurgent 742 
 
 insurmountable 47 1 
 
 insurrection 
 resistance yig 
 disobedience 742 
 
 insusceptible 823 
 
 - of change 150 
 intact 
 
 perrnanent 141 
 
 perfect 650 
 
 preserved 670 
 intaglio ?«(;f/Z(i 22 
 
 concave 252 
 
 sculpture 557 
 intangible littleiq^ 
 
 numb 381 
 integer ?r//c>/<? 50 
 
 number 84 
 integer vitaB scele- 
 
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 integral 50 
 
 - calculus 85 
 
 - part 56 
 integrate 
 
 consolidate 50 
 
 {complete 52) 
 integrity 7i'A(>fc 50 
 
 probity 939 
 
 virtue 944 
 integument 223 
 intellect 460 
 
 INT 
 
 absence of - 450a 
 exercise of the - 
 
 451 
 intellectual 45a 
 intelligence 
 
 ;//z«<^ 450 
 
 capacity 498 
 
 /?^«*« 532 
 intelligencer 527 
 intelligibility 518 
 
 {perspicuity 570) 
 intemperance 954 
 
 drunhenness 959 
 intempestivity 135 
 intend 620 
 intendant 694 
 intended will 600 
 
 p redeterm i nedb i r 
 intense great 3 1 
 
 energetic 171 
 
 - colour 428 
 
 - thought 457 
 intensify 
 
 increase 35 
 
 stimulate 171 
 intensity degree 26 
 
 greatness 31 
 
 energy 171 
 intent attention 457 
 
 design 620 
 
 active 682 
 
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 resolved 604 
 
 intention 620 
 bad - 607 
 good - 906 
 intently, look - 441 
 intents and pur- 
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 52 
 inter 363 
 inter : - alia 82 
 
 - nos 528 
 interaction 
 
 n'orling 170 
 
 {intermedium 
 228) 
 intercalate 22S 
 intercede 
 
 mediate 724 
 
 deprecate ySG 
 intercept 
 
 hinder 706 
 
 tahe 789 
 intercession 
 [see intercede} 
 
 ivorsMj' 990 
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 interchange 148 
 
 barter 794 
 
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 INT 
 
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 interclude 706 
 intercommunica- 
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 intercommunity 
 
 892 
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 friend sMj) 888 
 sociality 892 
 verbal - 582, 588 
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 passage 302 
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 interdigitate 
 intersect 219 
 intervene 228 
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 injliwnce 175 
 curiosity 455 
 ad vantage 618 
 importance 642 
 property 780 
 ^Z^Vyi^ 806 
 excite 824 
 please 829 
 amuse 840 
 devoid of - 841 
 feel an - in 906 
 not know one's 
 
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 make - for 707 
 place out at - 
 /f'/;^/ 787 
 economy 817 
 lake an - in 
 curiosity 455 
 Zo?-e 897 
 take no - in 
 insensibility 823 
 indifference 866 
 want of - 866 
 interested 
 
 selfish 943 
 interesting 
 
 lovable 897 
 interfererf2\<fff/7r6'P 24 
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 intervene 228 
 activity 682 
 thn-aH 706 
 mediate 724 
 interim j^twe 106 
 ««w<^ f ?■;;?/? 120 
 interiority 221 
 interjacence 
 
 middle 68 
 coming hctrveen, 
 228 
 
 interject 
 
 interpose 228 
 
 insert 300 
 interlace j(>?/i 43 
 
 f/riwe 219 
 interlard wi^ 41 
 
 interpolate 228 
 interleave 228 
 interline 
 
 interpolate 288 
 
 ^r?'??^' 590 
 interlink ^Mrt. 43 
 
 ^/W//e 219 
 interlocation 228 
 interlocution 58S 
 interlocutor 582 
 interloper 
 
 extraneous 57 
 
 intervene 228 
 
 obstruct 706 
 interlude i^i/^e 106 
 
 dramatic 599 
 intermarriage 903 
 intermeddle 
 
 interfere 682 
 
 hinder 706 
 intermeddling 724 
 intermediate 
 
 /Mtffl'M 29 
 
 middle 68 
 
 intervening 228 
 
 ministeinal 631 
 - time 106 
 intermedium 
 
 7Wtfff7i 29 
 
 Zi/Ji' 45 
 
 intervention 228 
 
 instrument 631 
 
 (meajts 632) 
 interment 363 
 
 insertion 300 
 intermigration 266 
 interminable 
 
 injjnite 105 
 
 eternal 112 
 
 Z^w/7 200 
 intermingle 41 
 intermission 
 
 ;f?wc 106 
 
 discontinuance 
 142 
 intermit 
 
 interrupt 70 
 
 7'eew7* 138 
 
 discontinue 142 
 intermittence 
 
 ^iwc 106 
 
 intermix 41 
 intermutation 148 
 intern 221 
 internal intrinsic 5 
 interior 221 
 
 - evidence 467 
 international 
 
 reciprocal 12 
 sociality 892 
 
 - law 963 
 internecine 361 
 
 - war 722 
 internuncio 
 
 messenger 534 
 diplomatist 758 
 
 interpel 142 
 
 interpellation 
 inquiry 461 
 address 586 
 summons 471 
 appeal 765 
 
 interpenetration 
 interjacence 228 
 ingress 294 
 passage 302 
 
 interpolation 
 analytical 85 
 interpose 228 
 
 interpose 
 
 intervene 228 
 «^-jJ 682 
 hinder 706 
 mediate 724 
 
 interposit 799 
 
 interpretation 622 
 (answer 462) 
 
 interpreter 624 
 
 interregnum 
 intermission 106 
 transient iii 
 discontinuance 
 
 142 
 interval 198 
 laxity 738 
 (discontinuity 
 70) 
 
 interrogate 461 
 
 interrupt 
 
 discontinuity 70 
 cessation 142 
 hinder 706 
 
 interruption 
 derangement 61 
 interval 198 
 
 intersect 219 
 
 interspace 
 inte7ral 198 
 interior 221 
 
 intersperse 
 <7?jf?/5e 73 
 
 interpose 228 
 
 (7«?m>4i) 
 interstice 198 
 interstitial 
 
 internal 221 
 
 interjacent 228 
 intertexture 
 
 intersection 219 
 
 fn<fs?/e 329 
 inter-twine, 
 
 -twist «7n"f<? 43 
 
 rr^ss 219 
 interval 
 
 - of time 106 
 
 - ^Z .'J/^fl'ir 198 
 
 - ?/i ?nus^c 413 
 at -s 
 
 discontinuously 
 70 
 at regular -s 138 
 intervene 
 
 - i;i o;'^^'?' 70 
 
 - •2« ft?;/ 6' 106 
 
 - rw ,<|/^fl'<:'^ 228 
 J^ instrtimcntal 
 
 631 
 
 mediate 724 
 
 (fl-^ytf//^ 758) 
 intervert 
 
 change 140 
 
 deviate 279 
 interview 
 
 conference 58S 
 
 society 892 
 intervolved 43 
 interweave j»Vn/i 43 
 
 cro«.<f 219 
 
 interjacence 228 
 interworking 170 
 intestate 552 
 intestine 221 
 inthral 
 
 subjection 749 
 
 restraint 751 
 intimate cZ^/^e 197 
 
 ffZZ 527 
 
 friendly 888 
 intimately 
 
 joined 43 
 intimidate 
 
 frighten 860 
 
 insolence 885 
 
 threat 909 
 into : go - 294 
 put - 300 
 run - 300 
 intolerable 830 
 intolerance 
 
 prejudice 481 
 I obstinacy 606 
 489 
 
INT 
 
 impatience 825 
 
 insolence 885 
 
 mahvolencG 907 
 intomb 363 
 intonation 
 
 smuid 402 
 
 vmsical 413 
 
 voice 580 
 intone sing 416 
 
 n'oj's/dp 990 
 intort 248 
 intoxication 
 
 excitement 824, 
 825 
 
 inehnution 959 
 intra, ab - 221 
 intractable 
 
 obstinate 606 
 
 difficult 704 
 
 sullen goia 
 intramural 221 
 intransient no 
 intransitive no 
 intransmutable 
 
 diuturnal no 
 
 stable 150 
 intrap 545 
 intraregarding 221 
 intrench 
 
 defend 717 
 
 - on 303 
 intrepid 861 
 intricate 
 
 confused 59 
 
 convoluted 248 
 
 di/ficult 704 
 intrigant 
 
 meddlesome 682 
 
 cunninf/ 702 
 
 libertinr 962 
 intrigue y^/r;?^ 626 
 
 activity 682 
 
 cunninf/ 702 
 
 licentiousness 961 
 intrinsic 5 
 
 - evidence 467 
 
 - habit 613 
 
 - truth 494 
 intrinsicality 5 
 introduce /mrZ 62 
 
 interpose 228 
 precede 280 
 inseH 300 
 
 - new blood 140 
 
 - new conditions 
 469 
 
 - to 888 
 introduction 
 
 [«<?e introduce] 
 ^preface 64 
 490 
 
 INV 
 
 reception 296 
 
 drama 599 
 
 friendsMp 888 
 
 courtesij 894 
 introductory 
 
 precursor 64 
 
 beginning 66 
 
 jji'ioHtg 116 
 introgression 294 
 introit 998 
 intromit 
 
 discontinue 142 
 
 receive 296 
 introspection 
 
 Zo(>7(; i/i^y 441 
 
 attend to 457 
 introspective 451 
 introvert 218 
 intrude 
 
 interfere 24 
 
 inopportune 135 
 
 intervene 228 
 
 (?«j^^?7* 294 
 intruder 57 
 intrust 
 
 commit 755 
 
 Zf??«^ 787 
 intuition wiyi^^ 450 
 
 unreasoning 477 
 
 Itnomledge 490 
 intumescence 
 
 sw^?^ 194 
 
 convex 250 
 intwine,/^?'^ 43 
 
 ^wz'^i!^ 248 
 inunction 223 
 inundate 
 
 effusion 337 
 
 /ow 348 
 
 redundance 641 
 inunderstanding 
 
 452 
 inurbanity 895 
 inure 
 
 habituate 613 
 
 ^?m/i 673 
 inured 
 
 insensible 823 
 inusitation 614 
 inutility 645 
 invade ingress 294 
 
 attack 716 
 invalid 
 
 powerless 158 
 
 illogical 477 
 
 diseased 655 
 
 undue 925 
 invalidate 
 
 disable 158 
 
 weaken 160 
 
 INV 
 
 confute 479 
 invaluable 648 
 invariable 
 
 intHnsic 5 
 
 unifoi'm 16 
 
 conformable 82 
 
 stable 150 
 invasion 
 
 ingress 294 
 
 attack 716 
 invective 932 
 inveigh 932 
 inveigle 
 
 deceive 545 
 
 seduce 615 
 invent 
 
 imagine 515 
 
 Z?6^ 544 
 
 ^^evi^e 626 
 invented 
 
 untrue 546 
 inventive 
 
 .s7^?Z/mZ 698 
 inventor 164 
 inventory 86 
 inverse 
 
 contrary 14 
 
 upside (down 218 
 inversion 
 
 derangement 61 
 
 change 140 
 
 ^>/' position 218 
 
 contraposition 
 
 237 
 reversion 145 
 language 577 
 invest 
 
 empower 157 
 cZ<;?^/'6' 225 
 besiege 716 
 commission 755 
 /7rir 784 
 V<?/ic? 787 
 expend 809 
 
 - in Zo(?az^6' 184 
 purchase 795 
 
 - money 817 
 
 - with ascribe 155 
 investigate 461 
 investment 225 
 
 make -s 673 
 inveterate ^Z(i 124 
 established 1 50 
 inborn 820 
 
 - belief 484 
 
 - habit 613 
 invidious 
 
 painful 830 
 hatred 898 
 •V-'^Ytf 907 
 
 INW 
 
 invigorate 
 
 strengthen 159 
 invigorating 
 
 healthy 656 
 invincible 159 
 inviolable 
 
 secret 528 
 
 y"?«7//2^ 924 
 
 honour 939 
 inviolate 
 
 permanent 141 
 
 .sc'tv6'?^ 528 
 
 honourable 939 
 invious c^mcj/Z 261 
 
 jjat/dcss 704 
 invisibility 447 
 invisible .sw/«ZZ 193 
 
 447 
 
 concealed 526 
 invita Minerva 
 
 unwilling 603 
 
 difficult 704 
 invite induce 615 
 
 ^>jf<r?r 763 
 
 «*'^ 765 
 
 - the attention 
 
 457 
 inviting 
 
 [s6'e invite] 
 2)leasing 829 
 invoice 86 
 invoke address 586 
 imploi'e 765 
 
 i^'^'^z/ 990 
 
 - curses 908 
 
 - saints 998 
 involucrum 223 
 involuntary 
 
 necessary 601 
 unwilling 603 
 
 - servitude 749 
 involution [,?(76^ 
 
 involve] 
 
 algebra 85 
 involve include 54 
 
 derange 61 
 
 w^v?;/^ 225 
 
 evince 467-^ 
 
 7//^'/:/7i 516 
 
 latency 526 
 involved 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 convoluted 248 
 
 obscure style 57 1 
 
 Z/i rt'tf&t 806 
 
 invulnerable 664 
 inward intrinsic 5 
 inside 221 
 
INW 
 
 - monitor 926 
 inweave 219 
 in wrap 225 
 inwrought 5 
 io triumphe ! 
 
 rrjoicinf/ 838 
 
 celebration 883 
 Ionic 597 
 iota small 32 
 
 (minute 193) 
 I. 0. U. security TJi 
 
 money 800 
 ipse dixit 
 
 certainty 474 
 
 affirmation 535 
 ipsissima verba 494 
 ipso facto I 
 irae 
 
 amantium - 918 
 tantasne animis 
 
 coelestibus - 900 
 irascibility 901 
 irate 900 
 ire 900 
 
 iridescent 440 
 Iris traveller 268 
 
 viessenger 534 
 iris rainhmv 440 
 
 eye 441 
 Irishism 497 
 irk 688, 830 
 irksome 
 
 tiresome 688 
 
 difficult 704 
 
 painful 830 
 
 weary 841 
 iron strength 1 59 
 
 smooth 255 
 
 hard 323 
 
 resolution 604 
 rule with a rod 
 of - 739 
 
 - age adversity y;^S 
 2)aln 828 
 
 - gray 432 
 
 - grip 159 
 
 - gripe 781 
 
 - heel 739 
 
 - necessity 601 
 
 - rule 739 
 
 - entering into the 
 soul 828, 830 
 
 - sway 739 
 
 - will 604 
 iron-bound coast 
 
 land 342 
 danger 667 
 iron-ciad 
 covering 223 
 .defence 717 
 
 IRR 
 
 'inan of tvar 726 
 iron-handed 739 
 iron-hearted 861 
 iron-mould. 434 
 irons 752 
 fire - 386 
 put in - 751 
 
 - in the tire 
 
 biisiness 625 
 
 redundance 641 
 
 active 682 
 
 unsJiilful 699 
 irony 
 
 Jigurc of spcccli 
 521 
 
 untinith 546 
 
 ridicule 856 
 irradiate 420 
 irrational 
 
 number 84 
 
 illogical 477 
 
 silly 499 
 irreclaimable 
 
 hopeless 859 
 
 ricious 945 
 
 imjyenitent 951 
 irreconcilable 
 
 unrelated 10 
 
 discordant 24 
 
 enmity 889 
 irrecoverable 
 
 past 122 
 
 hopeless 859 
 
 {lost 776) 
 irredeemable 
 
 Iwpeless 859 
 
 (^# 776) 
 irreducible 
 
 discordant 24 
 
 t>?/?^ o/" w<^r 59 
 
 nncliangeabhi 150 
 irrefutable 
 
 certain 474 
 
 proved 478 
 irregular 
 
 diverse i6a 
 
 out of order 59 
 
 multifoi'm 81 
 
 agahist rule 83 
 
 - i/i rec^irrence 
 
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 distorted 243 
 combatant "jib 
 
 irregularity 139 
 
 irr elation 10 
 
 irrelevant 
 unrelated 10 
 unaccordant 24 
 sophistical 477 
 
 irreligion 989 
 
 IRR 
 
 irremediable 
 Z>a6? 649 
 hopeless 859 
 {spoiled 659) 
 (^»f 776) 
 irremissible 945 
 irremovable 150 
 irreparable 
 
 Jwpeless 859 
 
 (Jfl^ 649) 
 
 (spoiled 659) 
 
 (/(>^ 776) 
 irrepentance 951 
 irreprehensible 946 
 irrepressible 
 
 violent 173 
 
 /r(?e 748 
 
 excitable 825 
 irreproachable 946 
 irreprovable 946 
 irresistible 
 
 strong 159 
 
 de?nonstratio>i 
 478 
 
 necessary 601 
 irresoluble 150 
 irresolution 605 
 irresolvable 87 
 irresolvedly 605 
 irrespective 10 
 irresponsible 
 
 exe7npt g2'ja 
 
 arbitrary 964 
 irretrievable 
 
 ^faJ/tf 150 
 
 //^i>-^ 776 
 
 hopeless 859 
 irrevealable 528 
 irreverence 
 
 disrespect 929 
 
 impiety 988 
 irreversible 
 
 stable 150 
 
 hopeless 859 
 
 (7.'a# 122) 
 irrevocable 
 
 stable 150 
 
 necessary 601 
 
 hojjelcss 859 
 irrigate 337 
 irriguous 339 
 irrision 7'idiculeS$6 
 
 disrespect 929 
 irritabile, genus - 
 
 901 
 irritable 
 
 excitable 825 
 
 irascible 901 
 irritate rro^^/?^ 173 
 
 ea*nYe 824 
 
 1ST 
 
 ^<zi/i 830 
 
 provofic 898 
 
 incense 900 
 irritation 
 
 [«^(? in-itate] 
 
 ^at/i 828 
 source of - 830 
 irritating 
 
 [*ee irritate] 
 
 stHngent 171 
 irruption 
 
 ingress 294 
 
 invasion 716 
 Irvingite 984 
 is: that - 118 
 
 - to be 152 
 Isis 979 
 Islamism 984 
 island 346 
 islander 188 
 isle 346 
 isobar 338 
 isocheimal 383 
 isochronous 120 
 isolate detach 44 
 
 seclude 893 
 isolated 
 
 unrelated 10 
 
 single 87 
 isomorphism 240 
 isothermal 382 
 isotonic 413 
 issue distribute 73 
 
 focus 74 
 
 event 151 
 
 effect 154 
 
 posterity iby 
 
 depart 293 
 
 egress 295 
 
 stream 348, 349 
 
 inquiry 461 
 
 jmblicatiou 531 
 
 J<><)A 593 
 
 wZirr 655 
 
 denouement 729 
 
 money 800 
 at - discussion 476 
 
 dissoit 489 
 
 negation 536 
 
 opjwsition 708 
 
 discord 713 
 
 contention 720 
 in - 461 I 
 
 join - lawsuit 969 
 
 - a command 741 
 issueless 169 
 isthmus 
 
 connection 45 
 luirroyv 203 
 fo?^^ 342 
 491 
 
ITA 
 
 JAR 
 
 JER 
 
 JIB 
 
 italics murk 550 
 put in - 
 
 importance 642 
 itch txtillation 380 
 
 denre 865 
 itching palm 819 
 item 
 
 addition 37, 39 
 
 j)ari 51 
 
 speciality 79 
 iteration 104 
 itinerant 
 
 vioving 266 
 
 traveller 268 
 itinerary 
 
 journey 266 
 
 guide-hook 527 
 itur ad astra, sic - 
 
 360 
 ivory 430 
 Ixion 312 
 
 jabber 
 
 unmeaning 517 
 
 gtammer 583 
 
 cliatter 584 
 jacent 213 
 jacet, hie - 363 
 jacinth 847 
 jack 7'otation 312 
 
 ensign 550 
 Jack - Cade 742 
 
 - Ketch 975 
 
 - o' lantern 423 
 
 - in office 
 director' 694 
 bully 887 
 
 - at a pinch 711 
 
 - Pudding 
 actor 599 
 JmrnoHst 844 
 hoaster 884 
 
 before one can 
 say ' - Robin- 
 son ' 132 
 
 - tar 269 
 
 - of all trades 700 
 jack-a-dandy 
 
 buffoon 844 
 fop 854 
 
 ]b.g)s,9.\ provision 637 
 auxiliary 711 
 
 jackanapes fop 854 
 blusterer 887 
 
 Jackass 271 
 
 jack-boot 225 
 
 jackdaw in pea- 
 cock's feathers 
 701 
 
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 jacket 225 
 
 cork - 666 
 Jacobin 710 
 Jacquerie 
 
 attack 716 
 
 tumult 719 
 jacta est alea 601 
 jactitation 
 
 tossing 315 
 
 boasting 884 
 jaculation 284 
 jade Jiorse 271 
 
 fatigue 688 
 
 low woman 876 
 
 scamp 949 
 
 drab 962 
 jag 257 
 jagged 244 
 jail 752 
 -bird 
 
 prisoner 754 
 
 bad man 949 
 jailer keeper 753 
 
 jmnisher 975 
 Jakes 653 
 jalousie de metier 
 
 921 
 jam squeeze 43 
 
 jmlp 354 
 
 smeet 396 
 - in intcjpose 228 
 jamb 215 
 jammed in 
 
 restraint 751 
 jangle 
 
 harsh sound 410 
 
 quarrel 713 
 janissary 726 
 janitor 263 
 janty gay 836 
 
 pretty 845 
 
 stylish 852 
 
 r<i«/i 863 
 
 showy 882 
 
 insolent 885 
 January 138 
 januis clausis 528 
 Janus deceiver 607 
 
 tergiversation 
 607 
 close the temple 
 of - 723 
 Janus-faced 544 
 japan coat 223 
 
 :?'mM 35 6« 
 
 ornament 847 
 jar <:'fe.<f7i 24 
 
 vc^^eZ 191 
 
 agitation 315 
 
 stndor 410 
 
 discord 713 
 
 - upon the 
 feelings 830 
 
 jargon 
 
 absurdity 497 
 '/20 meaning 517 
 unintelligible 
 
 519 
 
 •neology 563 
 jaundiced 
 
 yellow 436 
 
 prejudiced 481 
 
 dejected 837 
 
 jealous 920 
 view with - eyes 
 
 disapprove 932 
 jaunt 266 
 jaunting car 272 
 jaunty [see janty] 
 javelin 727 
 jaw chatter 584 
 
 se<>^</ 932 
 jaw-fallen 837 
 jaws month 231 
 
 eating 298 
 
 - of death 360 
 jay 584 
 jealous of honour 
 
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 jealousy 920 
 
 suspicion 485 
 jecur, difficili 
 
 bile - 900 
 }QQr flout 929 
 
 07^e 842) 
 
 (banter 856) 
 Jehovah 976 
 Jehu traveller 268 
 
 director 694 
 jejune %Ze 575 
 
 scanty 640 
 jelly 352 
 
 beat to a - 972 
 jemidar 745 
 jemmy Zctvt 633 
 
 dandy 854 
 je ne sais quoi 
 
 exceptional 83 
 
 'ew 563 
 beauty 845 
 
 jennet 271 
 
 jeopardy 665 
 
 jerboa 309 
 
 jeremiade 
 lament 839 
 invective 932 
 (accusation 938) 
 
 Jericho, send to - 
 297 
 
 jerk start 146 
 
 ^/(tn;w 284 
 
 7;wZZ 285 
 
 agitate 315 
 jerkin 225 
 jerks, by - 70 
 Jerry Sneak 
 
 coward 862 
 
 knave 941 
 jersey 225 
 Jessamy, Jemmy - 
 
 854 
 J esse 1000 
 jest t7nfle 643 
 
 wit 842 
 jest-book 842 
 jester 844 
 jesting-stock 857 
 Jesuit deceiver 548 
 
 pinest 996 
 Jesuitical 
 
 sophistical 477 
 
 deceitful 544. 
 Jesus 976 
 jet stream 348 
 
 - black 431 
 jetty 
 
 p?'ojection 250 
 hai'bour 666 
 jeu 
 le - ne vaut pas 
 
 la chandelle 
 waste 638 
 unimportant 643 
 
 - d'esprit 842 
 
 - de mots 842 
 
 - de theatre 599 
 jeune 
 
 - premier 599 
 
 - veuve 599 
 Jew cwming 702 
 
 rich 803 
 
 extortioner 819 
 
 heretic 984 
 worth a -"s eye 
 
 good 648 
 
 costly 814 
 
 -'s harp 417 
 
 jewel gem 648 
 
 ornament 847 
 
 favourite 899 
 jewellery, false - 
 
 545 
 Jezebel wicked 913 
 
 wretch 949 
 
 courtesan 962 
 
 jib regression 283 
 
 cut of one's - 
 
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 appearance 448 
 
JIF 
 
 JOL 
 
 JUD 
 
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 jig dance 840 
 
 (music 415) 
 jilt dimjjpoint 509 
 
 deceive 545 
 
 deceiver 548 
 
 dishonour 940 
 jilted 898 
 jimp 845 
 jingal 727 
 jingle 408 
 jinks, high - 840 
 jinn 980 
 job business 625 
 
 action 680 
 
 unfair 940 
 tough - 704 
 Job: 
 patience of - 826 
 poor as - 804 
 -'s comforter 
 
 dejectiwi 837 
 
 hopeless 859 
 jobation 932 
 jobber deceiver 548 
 
 tactician 700 
 
 merchant 797 
 
 trickster 943 
 jobbernowl 501 
 jobbery 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 improbity 940 
 jobbing barter 794 
 jockey Hder 268 
 
 deceive 545 
 
 deceiver 548 
 
 servant 746 
 jocose ^ffy 836 
 
 /rtYf^ 842 
 jocoseness/wM 840 
 jocular gay 836 
 
 <^wZZ 842 
 jocund gay 836 
 
 sportive 840 
 Joe Miller ;i-?Y 842 
 
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 jog push 276 
 
 A^AaAie 315 
 
 - the memory 505 
 
 - on continue 143 
 trudge 266 
 «Ztfw 275 
 advatice 282 
 mediocrity 736 
 
 joggle 315 
 jog-trot trudge 266 
 
 5Zo?y 275 
 
 //a&^Y 613 
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 Bichard Boe 4 
 
 Johnsonian 577 I 
 joie, feu de - 883 ! 
 join connect 43 
 
 assemble 72 
 
 contiguous 199 
 
 arrive 272 
 
 party 712 
 
 sociality 892 
 
 marry 903 
 
 - battle 722 
 
 - in the chorus 488 
 
 - forces 708 
 
 - hands 708 
 
 - in 778 
 
 - issue discuss 476 
 deny 536 
 quarrel 713 
 contend 720 
 lawsuit 969 
 
 - with 709 
 ^oint Junction 43 
 
 j:;^?'^ 51 
 
 accompanying 88 
 wwait 298 
 
 - concern 712 
 joint-stock 
 
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 participation 778 
 joint-tenancy 778 
 jointure 780 
 joist 215 
 joke ifr^jfd 643 
 7vit 842 
 ridicule 856 
 in - 842 
 mere - 643 
 no - existing i 
 important 642 
 practical. - 
 
 deeeptia/iS4S 
 
 7-idicule S$6 
 
 disrespect 929 
 take a - 498 
 joker 844 
 joking apart 
 
 affirmation 535 
 
 resolution 604 
 jole 236 
 jollification 
 
 amusement 840 
 
 intemperance 954 
 jollity 
 
 aniusemcnt 840 
 
 sociality 892 
 jolly j?Z?f»i/; 192 
 
 manne 269 
 
 ^ay 836 
 
 - boat 273 
 
 - fellow 892 
 jolt impulse 276 
 
 agitatioyi 315 
 jolthead 501 
 Jones 
 
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 360 
 
 Paul - 792 
 jorum 191 
 Joseph 960 
 
 -'s coat 440 
 joss, - house icxx) 
 jostle rush 276 
 
 jog^iS 
 
 clash 713 
 
 [disagree 24) 
 }0\, small 32 
 
 unimpartant 643 
 jotting 550 
 jounce 315 
 journal annals 114 
 
 nejvsjmper 531 
 
 record 551 
 
 magazine 593 
 
 nan'ative 594 
 
 accounts 81 1 
 journalist 
 
 recorder 553 
 
 authoi' 593 
 journey 266 
 journeyman 
 
 artisan 690 
 
 servant 746 
 joust 720 
 Jove 979 
 sub - 
 
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 jovial ^«y 836 
 
 amusement 840 
 
 social Sg2 
 jowl 236 
 joy 827 
 
 give one - 896 
 joyful 836 
 joyless painful 830 
 
 5at? 837 
 J.P. 967 
 
 Juan, Don - 962 
 jubeo, sic volo sic - 
 
 741 
 jubilant gay 836 
 
 rejoicing 838 
 
 boastful 884 
 jubilee 
 
 anniversary 138 
 
 celebration 883 
 jucundity 829 
 Judaeus Apella, 
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 disbelief 485 
 
 absurdity 497 
 
 Judaism 984 
 Judas deceiver 548 
 hnave 941 
 
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 hypocrisy 544 
 Z>a«d 940 
 
 judge c?<?«We 480 
 
 master 745 
 
 fasf^ 850 
 
 magistrate 967 
 Judge </d^y 976 
 Judgment 
 
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 judgment 
 
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 disconmination 
 
 465 
 
 decision 480 
 
 wisdom 498 
 
 sentence 972 
 judgment-seat 966 
 judicata, res - 
 
 ceitain 474 
 
 judgment 480 
 judication 480 
 judicatory 965, 966 
 judicature 965 
 Judicature, High 
 
 Court of - 966 
 judice : coram - 
 
 Jurisdiction 965 
 
 lawsuit 969 
 me - 481 
 suh - inquiry 461 
 
 lawsuit 969 
 judicial 965 
 
 - Astrology 511 
 
 - murder 361 
 
 - separation 905 
 judicious 498 
 
 j^g 191 
 juggernauth 
 Mil 361 
 
 ^«<^ 979 
 
 idolatry 991 
 juggle deceive 545 
 
 cunning 702 
 juggler 548 
 jugulate 361 
 juice 333 
 juiceless 340 
 juicy 339 
 jujube 396 
 julep 396 
 jumble mixture 41 
 
 confusion 59 
 
 de7'ange 61 
 jument 271 
 jump 
 
 sudden change 146 
 493 
 
JUM 
 
 KAV 
 
 KEE 
 
 KEE 
 
 leap 309 
 ■neglect 460 
 at one - 113 
 
 - about 315 
 
 - at 'willing 602 
 pii/rsve 622 
 hasten 684 
 consent 762 
 seize 789 
 desire 865 
 
 - to a conclusion 
 misjudge 481 
 credulous 486 
 
 - over 460 
 
 - up 307. 309 
 junction 43 
 juncture 
 
 circumstance 8 
 
 junction 43 
 
 period 134 
 jungle disorder 59 
 
 vegetation 367 
 junior 127 
 junk 273 
 junket <^w^ 298 
 
 merry -mailing 
 840 
 Juno 920 
 junta 696 
 junto 712 
 jupe 225 
 Jupiter 979 
 jurare in verba ma- 
 gistri 
 
 misjudgment 481 
 
 credulity 486 
 jurat 967 
 jure : de - due 924 
 
 legal 963 
 
 - divino du£ 924 
 God 976 
 
 juridical 965 
 jurisconsult 968 
 jurisdiction 965 
 authority 737 
 Jurisprudence 963 
 jurist 968 
 iury 967 
 empanel a - 969 
 
 - box 966 
 
 - mast 
 substitute 147 
 refuge 666 
 
 jus : summum - 922 
 
 - civile 
 
 - gentium 963 
 
 - nocendi 737 
 
 - et norma 
 loquendi 567 
 
 just accurate 494 
 494 
 
 Hglvt 922 
 equitable 939 
 pious 987 
 
 - as similar 17 
 same time 120 
 
 - do 639 
 
 - now 118 
 
 - out 123 
 
 - reasoning 476 
 
 - so 488 
 
 - then 113 
 
 - the thing 
 agreement 23 
 exoA^t 494 
 
 - in time 134 
 juste milieu 
 
 middle 68 
 moderation 174 
 mid-cou7'se 628 
 justice right 922 
 honour 939 
 magistrate 967 
 administration of 
 
 -965 
 bring to - 969 
 court of - 966 
 do - to eat 298 
 duty 926 
 praise 93 1 
 vindicate 937 
 not do - to 483 
 retributive - 972 
 
 - seat 966 
 justifiable right 922 
 
 vindication 937 
 justification 
 
 vindication 937 
 
 religious 987 
 justle jJiish 276 
 
 contend 720 
 jut out 250 
 jute 205 
 jutty 250 
 juvenile 127 
 juxtaposition 199 
 
 K 
 
 kadi 967 
 
 kail 840 
 
 kaiser 745 
 
 kaleidoscope 445 
 
 Ka\6v, TO - 845 
 
 kangaroo 309 
 
 Kar' i^oxAv 
 greatness 31 
 suj^eriority 33 
 importance 642 
 
 Katerfelto 994 
 
 kavass 965 
 
 K.C. 968 
 
 keck 297 
 
 kedge navigate 267 
 
 ship 273 
 
 anchor 666 
 keel 211 
 
 - lip wards 218 
 keelhaul 972 
 keen energetic 171 
 
 ,^harp 253 
 sensible 375 
 cold 383 
 intelligent 498 
 poignant 821 
 eager 865 
 
 - blast 349 
 keen-eyed 441 
 keep do often 136 
 
 jjersist 141 
 continue 143 
 food 298 
 st&re 636 
 2?rovision 637 
 refuge 666 
 preserve 670 
 citadel 717 
 custody 751 
 prison 752 
 observe 772 
 retom 781 
 celebrate 883 
 
 - alive Zr/*^ 359 
 preserve 670 
 
 - aloof 
 distance 196 
 avoidance 623 
 
 - accounts 811 
 
 - an account with 
 805 
 
 - apart 44 
 
 - away 1 87 
 
 - back late 133 
 conceal 528 
 dissuade 616 
 %<);t w*6' 678 
 restrain 751 
 retain 781 
 
 - one's bed 655 
 
 - body and soul 
 
 together life 359 
 health 654 
 
 - within bounds 
 
 304 
 
 - close 781 
 
 - company 88 
 
 - one in counte- 
 nance 
 
 conformity 82 
 induce 615 
 aid 707 
 encourage 861 
 
 - one's counte- 
 nance 
 
 unexcitable 826 
 s«t? 837 
 
 - one's course 282 
 
 - an eye upon 459 
 
 - the lield 722 
 
 - firm 150 
 
 - on foot 
 continuance 143 
 supjJOJi; 215 
 preparation 673 
 
 - from conceal 528 
 refrain 623 
 
 not do 681 
 restrain 751 
 
 - going 
 continue 143 
 ■move 264 
 
 - one's ground 141 
 
 - one 's hand in 6 1 3 
 
 - one's head above 
 water 731 
 
 - hold 150 
 
 - house 184 
 
 - in ignorance 528 
 
 - in restrain 75 1 
 prohibit "jdi 
 
 - on one's legs 654 
 
 - a good look out 
 for 507 
 
 - in mind 505 
 
 - moving 682 
 
 - off avoid 623 
 hinder 706 
 defend 717 
 resist 719 
 prohibition 761 
 
 - on do ofteyi 136 
 continue 143 
 persevere 604a 
 
 - to oneself 528 
 
 - in order 693 
 
 - out 
 
 - of the way 187 
 
 - of harm's way 
 864 
 
 - pace with 
 equal 27 
 same time 120 
 
 - the peace 714 
 
 - one's promise 
 
 772 
 
 - quiet 265 
 
 - a secret 528 
 
 - a shop 625 
 
 - in sight 459 
 
 - silence 585 
 
 - in suspense 
 uncertainty 47 S 
 
KEE 
 
 irresolution 605 
 
 - in the thoughts 
 
 505 
 
 - time 
 punctnal 132 
 
 - to 604a 
 
 - together 709 
 
 - under 
 autliority 737 
 subjectiofi 749 
 restraint 751 
 
 <» up [see below'} 
 
 - in view 
 attend to 457 
 remember 505 
 expect 507 
 
 - waiting 133 
 
 - watch 459 
 
 - one's word 939 
 keep up 
 
 continue 143 
 j)resein'!e 670 
 .stimulate 824 
 
 - appearances 852 
 
 - the ball 
 active 682 
 amusement 840 
 
 - a correspond- 
 ence 592 
 
 - the memory of 
 
 505 
 
 - one's spirits 836 
 
 - with 274 
 keeper 753 
 keeping 
 
 congruity 23 
 in - 82 
 safe - safety 664. 
 
 preservation 670 
 keepsake 505 
 keg 191 
 kelpie 979 
 kempt 652 
 ken sight 441 
 
 knowledge 490 
 kennel hovel 189 
 
 ditch 259 
 
 condvlt 350 
 kepi 225 
 kerb-stone 233 
 kerchief 225 
 wave a - 550 
 kern quern 330 
 
 Imv fellow 876 
 
 rarlet 949 
 kernel central 222 
 
 impoHant 642 
 ketch horse 271 
 
 ship 273 
 Ketch, Jack - 975 
 
 KIC 
 
 kettle vessel 191 
 caldron 386 
 
 - drum music 417 
 tea-party 892 
 
 - of tish 
 disorder 59 
 difficulty 704 
 
 key cause 153 
 opener 260 
 music 413 
 colour 428 
 interpretation<)2 2 
 indication 550 
 insti'ument 631, 
 
 633 
 
 emblem of autho- 
 7-ity 747 
 key-hole 260 
 key-note ???^rZf^Z 22 
 
 ?'j/7<; 80 
 
 music 413 
 key-stone 
 
 supjjoj't 215 
 
 motive 615 
 
 imjJOitance 642 
 
 completion 729 
 khan iww 189 
 
 governor 745 
 khedive 745 
 kibitka 272 
 kick impulse 276 
 
 recoil 277 
 
 assault 716 
 
 «/;?«v^ 930 
 
 punisJi 972 
 
 - against 
 oppose 708 
 rm,<f^ 719 
 
 - against the 
 pricks 
 
 useless 645 
 ?'a«A 863 
 
 - the beam 
 unequal 28 
 superior 33 ^ 
 
 - up a dust 
 active 682 
 discord 713 
 insolent 885 
 
 - one's heels 
 ^•6^^ waiting 133 
 nothing to do 681 
 
 - up a row 
 violent 173 
 discord 713 
 
 - over the traces 
 742 
 
 kicking, alive and - 
 
 359 
 kickshaw /(^0<2 298 
 
 KIN 
 
 ;fW;?(? 643 
 kid gloves 
 not to be handled 
 with - ^^M-^y 653 
 
 difficult 704 
 kidnap deceive 545 
 
 f«A'6' 789 
 
 sfcaZ 791 
 kidney /?/fl^« 75 
 kilderkin 191 
 Kilkenny cats 713 
 kill 361 
 
 - the fatted calf 
 883 
 
 - the goose with 
 golden eggs 699 
 
 - with kindness 
 902 
 
 - the slain 641 
 
 - time 
 inactivity 683 
 amusement 840 
 
 - two birds with 
 
 one stone 682 
 killing 361 
 
 delightful 829 
 kill-joy 706 
 kiln 386 
 kilt 225 
 kimbo 244 
 kin 75 
 kind class 75 
 
 benevolent 906 
 
 - regards 894 
 kinder-garten 542 
 kindle cause 153 
 
 produce 161 
 
 quicken 171 
 
 inflame 173 
 
 set fire to 384 
 
 excite 824 
 
 incense 900 
 kindred 11 
 kine 366 
 kinematics 264 
 king 745 
 every inch a - 
 
 authority 737 
 
 7'ank 875 
 King -'s Bench 
 
 prison 752 
 
 court 966 
 -'s counsel 968 
 
 - Death 360 
 -'s English 560 
 -'s evidence 529 
 -'s highway 627 
 
 - of Kings 976 
 kingcraft 693 
 kingdom r^^t^/? 181 
 
 KNE 
 
 property 780 
 
 - of heaven 981 
 kingly 737 
 kiosk house 189 
 
 temple 1000 
 kirk 1000 
 kirtle 225 
 kiss courtesy 894 
 
 endearment 902 
 
 - the book 535 
 
 - the hem of one's 
 
 garment 928 
 
 - in tlie ring 840 
 
 - the rod 725 
 kit class 75 
 
 knapsack, bottle 
 191 
 
 fiddle 417 
 kitcat 556 
 kitchen room 191 
 
 wwrkshop 691 
 
 - maid 746 
 kitchener 386 
 kite/y 273 
 
 bill 800 
 fly a - credit 805 
 
 insolvency 808 
 kith II 
 kithless 87 
 kitten young 129 
 
 bring forth i6l 
 playful as a - 836 
 840 
 kleptomania 
 
 insanity 502 
 
 stealing 791 
 
 desire 865 
 kleptomaniac 504 
 knack 698 
 get into the - 613 
 knag 706 
 knaggy 901 a 
 knap 306 
 knapsack 191 
 knave deceiver 548 
 
 rogue %^\ 
 knavery 
 
 deception 545 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 irnprobity 940 
 
 vice 945 
 knead mix 41 
 
 mould 240 
 
 soften 324 
 
 knee angle 244 
 
 bend the - 
 
 stoop 308 
 
 submission 725 
 down on one's -3 
 
 humble 879 
 495 
 
KNE 
 
 KNO 
 
 LAB 
 
 LAO 
 
 fall on one's -s 
 leg 765 
 atone 952 
 on one s -s heg 765 
 respect 928 
 knee-deep 208, 209 
 kneel stoop 308 
 mhmit 725 
 heg 765 
 servility 886 
 cou7'tesg 894 
 ask mei'cy 914 
 respect 928 
 morsliip 990 
 knell 363 
 strike the deatli - 
 361 
 knickerbockers 225 
 knicknack 643 
 knife 253 
 play a good - and 
 fork eat 298 
 appetHe 865 
 knight 875 
 
 - errant 
 madman 504 
 defender 717 
 rasli 863 
 philanthrojrist 
 
 910 
 -'s move 279 
 
 - service 777 
 knit 43 
 
 well - 1 59 
 
 - the brow 
 discontent 832 
 anger 900 
 disapjjrobation 
 
 932 
 knob pendency 214 
 JaZZ 249 
 
 jyrotuherance 250 
 knock &Z<;w 276 
 sound 406 
 {punish 972) 
 hard -s 720 
 
 - at the door 
 death 360 
 request 765 
 
 -down 
 dextroy 162 
 lay flat 213 
 Z/;;^*?^ 308 
 injure 659 
 disltearten 837 
 
 - on the head 
 AiiZZ 361 
 
 - one's head 
 
 against 699 
 f» off complete 729 
 496 
 
 - over 162 
 
 - under 725 
 
 - up 688 
 knock-down argu 
 
 ment 479 
 knocked 
 
 - to atoms 162 
 
 - on the head 
 failure 'J yz 
 
 knock-kneed 
 
 243, 244 
 knoll 206 
 knot ligature Of^ 
 
 entanglement 59 
 
 group 72 
 
 intersection 219 
 
 round 249 
 
 dense 321 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 hindrance 706 
 
 junto 712 
 
 ornament 847 
 true lover's - Zyr^? 
 897 
 
 endearment 902 
 tie the nuptial - 
 
 903 
 knotted rough 256 
 knout 975 
 know believe 484 
 hnmvledge 490 
 friendly 888 
 associate 892 
 I'd have you to - 
 attend 457 
 assertion 535 
 not that one -s 
 491 
 
 - what one is 
 about 698 
 
 I - better 536 
 
 - no bounds 
 great 31 
 infinite 105 
 redundance 641 
 
 - for certain 484 
 
 - by heart 505 
 
 - one's own mind 
 
 604 
 
 - nothing of 491 
 
 - what's what 698 
 -which is which 
 
 465 
 knowing 702 
 knowingly 620 
 knowledge 490 
 [^and see know] 
 acquire - 539 
 come to one's - 
 527 
 
 practical - 698 
 
 - of the world 698 
 known : 
 
 become - 529 
 make - inform 527 
 publish 531 
 well - 490 
 
 HI 
 
 - as 564 
 
 - by 550 
 knuckle 244 
 
 - dow^n 725 
 knuckle-duster 727 
 knurr and spell 840 
 kobold 980 
 Koh-i-noor 650 
 Koran 986 
 
 kotou bom 308 
 submission 725 
 courtesy 894 
 respect 928 
 
 kraal 189 
 
 kraken 83 
 
 kris 727 
 
 Krishna 979 
 
 KvSog 931 
 
 kyanize 670 
 
 kyles 343 
 
 I labarum 550 
 labefy 659 
 label 550 
 labent 306 
 labial lip 231 
 
 letter 561 
 labitur et labetur 
 
 perpetuity 112 
 
 continuance 143 
 labor hoc opus, hie - 
 
 704 
 laboratory 691 
 laborious 
 0ictive 682 
 
 excHion 686 
 
 difficult 704 
 labour 
 
 partuHtion i6l 
 
 moi'h 680 
 
 exertion 686 
 hard - 
 
 jmnishment 972 
 mountain in - 638 
 
 - for 620 
 
 - of love 
 willing 602 
 amusement 840 
 disinterested 942 
 
 - under state 7 
 
 disease 655 
 difficulty 704 
 feeling 821 
 affliction 828 
 
 - in vain 
 fall short 304 
 
 useless 645 
 
 - in one's vocation 
 625 
 
 laboured -style sjg 
 p7'e2mred 673 
 
 - study 457 
 labourer 690 
 labouring 
 
 - man 690 
 
 - oar 686 
 labyrinth 
 
 disoi'der 59 
 convolution 248 
 sec7'et 533 
 {difficulty 704) 
 lac number 98 
 resin 356^ 
 
 - of rupees 800 
 lace stitch 43 
 
 netting 219 
 ornament 847 
 
 - one's jacket 972 
 lacerable 328 
 lacerate 44 
 
 - the heart 830 
 laches neglect 460 
 
 non-observance 
 
 773 
 lachrymae, hinc 
 
 illse - 830 
 lachrymation 839 
 lachrymis, quis 
 
 temperet a - 914 
 lachrymose 837 
 lack require 630 
 
 insu^cient 640 
 
 destitute 804 
 
 - faith 989 
 
 - preparation 674 
 
 - wit 501 
 lackadaisical 
 
 inactive 683 
 melancfwly 837 
 indifferent 866 
 
 lackadaisy ! 
 lament 839 
 wonder 870 
 
 lack-brain 499, 501 
 
 lacker {see lacquer] 
 
 lackey 746 
 
 lack-lustre 422, 429 
 
 laconic 572 
 
 lacquer 
 
 covering 223 
 
LA.0 
 
 LAM 
 
 LAN 
 
 LAP 
 
 resin 356a 
 
 adorn 847 
 lacteal 352 
 lacuna gajj 198 
 
 pit 252 
 lacustrine 343 
 lad 129 
 ladder ascent 305 
 
 n-ay 627 
 kick down the - 
 604 
 lade load 184 
 
 transfer 185 
 
 contents 190 
 
 - out 297 
 laden 52 
 
 lieavy - 828 
 
 - with 777 
 lading contents 190 
 
 p7'opcrtv 780 
 bill of -"list 86 
 ladle 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 transfer 270 
 
 vehicle 272 
 lady woman 374 
 
 ?'fl«A; 875 
 
 w?/(e 903 
 
 - help 746 
 -'s maid 746 
 
 ladylike 
 
 womanly 374 
 
 fashionable 852 
 
 (cowteons 894) 
 lady-love 897 
 lag linger 275 
 
 follow 281 
 
 dawdle 683 
 laggard 
 
 unwilling 603 
 
 inactive 683 
 lagoon 343 
 laical 997 
 laid: - on one's 
 back 158 
 
 - by tlie heels 751 
 -low 160 
 
 - ^V (>ss 
 
 lair ^7c'« 189 
 
 sty 653 
 laird master 745 
 
 proirrietor 779 
 
 noUlity 875 
 lais 962 
 laisse manger, cela 
 
 se - 394 
 laisser: - aller, 
 
 - faire 
 inaction 681 
 Ziza^Yy 738 
 
 497 
 
 freedom 748 
 inexcntahle 826 
 
 laity 997 
 
 lake wfl'f<??' 343 
 innJi 434 
 
 - of tire and brim- 
 stone 982 
 
 Lama ruler 745 
 
 2)rince 996 
 lamb infant 129 
 animal 366 
 gentle 826 
 innocent 946 
 go out like a - 174 
 lion lies down 
 witli - 721 
 Lamb of God 976 
 lambent 
 
 touching 379 
 
 - tiame heat 382 
 Zi////^ 420 
 
 l&me incomplete 53 
 impotent 158 
 7re«7i; 160 
 imperfect 651 
 disease 655 
 ?/yw77 659 
 failing 732 
 (Jfl<7 649) 
 (/«^ 738) 
 
 - conclusion 
 illogical 477 
 failure 732 
 
 help a - dog over 
 a stile at<7 707 
 vindicate 937 
 
 - duck 808 
 
 - excuse 617 
 lamellar 204 
 lamentable had 649 
 
 pain fid 830 
 
 .^arZ 837 
 lamentably very 31 
 lamentation 839 
 
 {I'cgrct 833) 
 lamia demon 980 
 
 sorcerer 994 
 lamina j'm?*^ 5 1 
 
 Z(5f?/f7' 204 
 Lammas 998 
 lamp 423 
 rub the - 992 
 safety - 666 
 smell of the - 
 
 styU 577 
 
 2ire pared 673 
 lamplighter 
 
 quick 682 
 lampoon 
 
 censure 932 
 
 detraction 934 
 lampooner 936 
 lana caprina, de - 
 
 643 
 lanate 255, 256 
 lance ^^ie/re 260 
 throw 284 
 sjjear 727 
 break a - with 
 attack 716 
 warfare 722 
 couch one's - 720 
 
 - corporal 745 
 lancer 726 
 lancet sharp 253 
 
 piercer 1(^2. 
 lancinate 
 
 bodily pain 378 
 
 viental jfain 830 
 land 
 
 arrive 292 
 
 ground 342 
 
 estate 780 
 hug the - 286 
 make the - 286 
 on - 342 
 see - 858 
 
 - covered with 
 water 343 
 
 - flowing with 
 milk and honey 
 168 
 
 how the - lies 
 circumstances 8 
 experiment 463 
 foresight 510 
 in the - of the 
 living 359 
 landamman 745 
 landau 272 
 landed 
 piropeHy 780 
 
 - gentry 779 
 
 - estate 780 
 landgrave 745 
 landholder 779 
 landing-place 
 
 stage 215 
 
 arnve 292 
 landlady 779 
 land-locked 229 
 landloper 268 
 landlord 779 
 land-lubber 701 
 landmark 
 
 limit 233 
 
 indication 550 
 landreeve 694 
 landscape 
 
 prospect 448 
 
 - gardening 
 agriculture 371 
 beauty 845 
 
 - painting 556 
 
 - painter 559 
 land-shark 792 
 land-slip 306 
 landsman 342 
 Landsturm 726 
 land-surveying 466 
 Landwehr 726 
 lane street 189 
 
 way 627 
 langrel 727 
 lang-syne 122 
 language 560 
 command of - 582 
 strong - 
 
 rigour 574 
 
 malediction 908 
 languid weah 160 
 
 incH 172 
 
 slow 275 
 
 - ^iy^(i 575 
 
 inactive 683 
 
 torpid 823 
 languish 
 
 decrease 36 
 
 ill 655 
 
 inactive 683 
 
 repinu 828 
 » for 865 
 languishing 160 
 languishment 
 
 lament 839 
 languor 
 
 \_see languid] 
 lanky thin 203 
 
 tall 206 
 lantern 423 
 magic - 448 
 
 - of Diogenes 461 
 
 - jaws 203 
 lanterne, a la - 972. 
 lanuginous 256 
 lap abode 189 
 
 suppmi; 215 
 interior 221 
 wraj) 225 
 enco7npass 227^ 
 
 229 
 drink 298 
 
 - of luxury 
 jdeasure 377 
 inactivity 683 
 voluptuousness 
 
 954 
 lap-dog animal 366 
 
 servile 886 
 lapidate Mil 361 
 
 K K 
 
LAP 
 
 LAS 
 
 LAT 
 
 LAU 
 
 attacTi 716 
 
 larmes : 
 
 punish 972 
 
 fondre en - 839 
 
 lapidescence 323 
 
 - aux yeux 839 
 
 lapis lazuli 
 
 larmoyante, 
 
 bhie 438 
 
 comedie - 599 
 
 jfitvel 847 
 
 larrup 972 
 
 lappet 39 
 
 larum loud 404 
 
 lapse course 109 
 
 alarm 669 
 
 j}ast 122 
 
 larva 129 
 
 conversion 144 
 
 larynx 351 
 
 fall 306 
 
 lasciate ogni spe- 
 
 degeneracy 659 
 
 ranza 859 
 
 relapse 661 
 
 lascivious 961 
 
 loss' ']'](> 
 
 lash tie together 43 
 
 vice 945 
 
 violence 173 
 
 -7mZj^ 947 
 
 incite 615 
 
 - of memory 506 
 
 censure 932 
 
 - of time 109 
 
 punish 972 
 
 lapsus linguae 
 
 scourge 975 
 
 mistake 495 
 
 under the - com- 
 
 solecism 568 
 
 2)elled 744 
 
 gtammeHng 583 
 
 subject 749 
 
 Laputa, college of - 
 
 - into fury 900 
 
 538 
 
 - the waves 645 
 
 larboard 239 
 
 lass^irZ 129 
 
 larceny 791 
 
 (ivoman 374) 
 
 lard 356 
 
 lassitude 
 
 lardaceous 355 
 
 fatigue 688 
 
 larder 636 
 
 weariness 841 
 
 contents of the - 
 
 lasso tie 45 
 
 298 
 
 loop 247 
 
 lares et penates 
 
 last 7;wrt?eZ 22 
 
 home 189 
 
 - in order 6y 
 
 idols 991 
 
 endure 106 
 
 large quantity 31 
 
 durable no 
 
 size 192 
 
 - i/i time 1 22 
 
 at - diffuse 573 
 
 continue 141 
 
 free 748 
 
 at- 133 
 
 become - 194 
 
 breathe one's- 360 
 
 - number 102 
 
 game to the - 604^ 
 
 - type 642 
 
 never hear the - 
 
 large-hearted 
 
 of 104 
 
 liberal 'iid 
 
 - but one kc. 67 
 
 benevolent 906 
 
 die in the - ditch 
 
 disinterested 942 
 
 604a. 
 
 larger 194 
 
 - for ever 112 
 
 largest 784 
 
 at the - extremity 
 
 largest portion 192 
 
 665 
 
 larghetto 
 
 - finish 729 
 
 sloiv 275 
 
 - gasp 360 
 
 music 415 
 
 go to one's - home 
 
 largiloquent 
 
 360 
 
 verbose 573 
 
 on - legsn-cah 160 
 
 loquacious 584 
 
 dying 360 
 
 largo sloiv 275 
 
 spoiled 659 
 
 w«5rc 415 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 lark ascent 305 
 
 • resort 666 
 
 «^7V« 840 
 
 - shift 601 
 
 with the - 
 
 - sleep 360 
 
 morjiinq 125 
 
 - stage 67 
 
 498 
 
 
 - straw 153 
 
 - stroke 729 
 
 - touch 729 
 
 - word 
 ajfirmatioti 535 
 obstiiiacy 606 
 
 - year &c 122 
 loXdh fasten 43 
 
 fastening 45 
 latchet 45 
 latch-key 631 
 late^;«s?^ 122 
 
 new 123 
 
 tardy 133 
 
 dead 360 
 too - 135 
 \QX^\y fmnerly 122 
 
 recently 123 
 latency 526 
 lateness 133 
 latent inert 172 
 
 concealed 526 
 later 117 
 laterality 236 
 lateritious 434 
 latet anguis in 
 
 herba 667 
 lath 205 
 
 thin as a - 203 
 lathe 633 
 lather 
 
 lubrication 332 
 
 bubble 353 
 Latin 
 au bout de son - 
 
 704 
 perdre son - 704 
 thieves' - 563 
 latitancy 528 
 latitat 969 
 latitude extent 180 
 
 region 181 
 
 breadth 202 
 
 measurement 466 
 
 freedom 748 
 
 - and longitude 
 situation 183 
 
 latitudinarian 
 heterodox 984 
 irreligious 989 
 
 latration 412 
 
 latria 990 
 
 latrines 653 
 
 latrociny 791 
 
 latter sequent 63 
 2)ast 122 
 
 Latter-day Saint 
 984 
 
 latterly 123 
 
 lattice crossing 219 
 
 opening 260 
 laud^rai.w 931 
 
 worship 990 
 laudable 944 
 laudari a laudato 
 
 viro 931 
 laudator 935 
 
 - temporis acti 
 past 122 
 habit 613 
 discontent 832 
 detractor 936 
 
 laudatory 931 
 laugh 838 
 
 make one - 853 
 
 raise a - 840 
 
 - at ridicule 856 
 sneer 929 
 {xindervalue 483) 
 
 - to scorn defy 715 
 despise 930 
 
 - in one's sleeve 
 latent 526 
 Hdicule 856 
 disrespect 929 
 contempt 930 
 
 - on the wrong 
 side of '■one's 
 mouth 
 
 disappointed 509 
 dejected 837 
 in disrepute 874 
 
 laughable 853 
 
 laughing : 
 no - matter 642 
 
 - gas 376 
 laughing-stock 857 
 laughter-loving 
 
 836 
 launch begin 66 
 ooat 273 
 propel 284 
 
 - forth 676 
 
 - into 676 
 
 - into eternity 
 360, 361 
 
 - out 573 
 
 - out against 716 
 laundress 
 
 washerwoman 652 
 
 se^'vant 746 
 laundry room 191 
 
 heat 386 
 
 clean 652 
 laureate 875 
 poet - 597 
 laurel trophy 733 
 
 ghn-y 873 
 
 decoration 877 
 
 {reward 973) 
 
LAU 
 
 LAY 
 
 LAY 
 
 LEA 
 
 repose on one s -s 
 265 
 lava excretion 299 
 
 semiliqnid 352 
 lavatory 652 
 lave water 337 
 
 clean 652 
 lavender 
 
 colour 437 
 laver la tete 932 
 iByish prof use 641 
 
 give 784 
 
 squander 818 
 
 - of praise 931 
 law regularity 80 
 
 statute 697 
 
 pe?' mission 760 
 
 legality g6^ 
 court of - 966 
 give the - 737 
 go to - 969 
 Jewish - 985 
 lay down the - 
 
 certainty 474 
 
 a0rm 535 
 
 command 741 
 learned in the - 
 
 968 
 set the - at 
 
 defiance 964 
 take the - into 
 one's own hands 
 
 71' ar ']22 
 
 disobedience 742 
 
 - of the Medes 
 and Persians 80 
 
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 listed 440 
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 listen 418 
 
 - to 457 
 
 be -ed to 175 
 
 - to reason 498 
 listless 
 
 inattentive 458 
 
 inactive 683 
 
 indifferent 866 
 litany 7vorship 990 
 
 Wj^c 998 
 lite, pendente - 969 
 literae scriptse 590 
 literal 
 
 imitated 19 
 
 exact 494 
 
 manifest 525 
 
 Z^z!t^«?' 561 
 
 ?i"w^ 562 
 
 - meaning 516 
 
 - translation 522 
 literarum 
 
 homo mult arum - 
 
 492 
 homo trium 
 literary 560 
 
 - hack 593 
 
 - man 492 
 
 - power 569 
 literati 492 
 
 792 
 
 LIV 
 
 literatim \_sce 
 literal] 
 
 literature 
 learning 490 
 language 560 
 
 lithe 324 
 
 lithograph 558 
 
 Lithology 358 
 
 Lithomancy 5 1 1 
 
 lithotint 558 
 
 litigant 
 
 litigious 713 
 combatant 726 
 accusation 938 
 
 litigation 
 quarrel 713 
 contentio)i 730 
 lawsuit 969 
 
 litigious 713 
 
 litter disorder 59 
 derange 61 
 multitude 102 
 brood 16'j 
 support 2 1 5 
 vehicle 272 
 usek'ss 645 
 
 litteraire, la 
 morgue - 569 
 
 litterateur 
 scholar 492 
 author 593 
 
 little 
 
 - in degree 32 
 
 - in size 193 
 dai'ling 897 
 mean 940 
 
 cost - 815 
 do - 683 
 make - of 483 
 signify - 643 
 think - of 458 
 
 - did one think 
 
 508 
 
 - by little 
 degree 26 
 slowly 275 
 
 - one 129 
 to - purpose 
 
 useless 645 
 
 failure 732 
 littleness 193 
 littoral 342 
 live exist i 
 
 continue 141 
 
 dwell 186 
 
 life 359 
 repute 873 
 
 - to fight again 
 
 no 
 
 - from band to 
 
 LOA 
 
 mouth 674 
 
 - hard 954 
 
 - in hope 85S 
 
 - and let live 
 inaction 681 
 freedom 748 
 inexcitability 826 
 
 - in the memor}- 
 
 505 
 
 - upon nothing 
 819 
 
 - on 298 
 
 - by one's wits 545 
 livelihood 803 
 livelong no 
 lively Jtcen 375 
 
 - style 574 
 active 682 
 acute 821 
 sensitive 822 
 spHghtly 836 
 
 - imagination 515 
 
 - pace 274 
 liver: hard - 954^^ 
 
 white - 862 
 
 liver-coloured 433 
 
 livery suit 225 
 
 colour 428 
 
 badge 550 
 
 decoration 877 
 
 - servant 746 
 liveryman 748 
 livid darii 431 
 
 grey 432 
 purple 437 
 living life 359 
 business 625 
 benefice 995 
 good - 957 
 
 - beings 357 
 
 - soul 372 
 
 - thing 366 
 livraison 593 
 lixiviate 652 
 lixivium 335 
 llama 271 
 
 lo ! attention 457 
 
 wonder 870 
 load quantity 3 1 
 
 fill 52 
 
 lade 184 
 
 ca/)'go 190 
 
 weight 319 
 
 store 636 
 
 redundance 641 
 
 hindrance 706 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 anxiety 828 
 
 oppress 830 
 prime and - 673 
 
LOA 
 
 LOG 
 
 LON 
 
 LOX 
 
 take olf a - of care 
 
 - the memory 505 
 
 - with 706 
 
 - with reproaches 
 
 932 
 Jnadstar 
 
 attraction 288 
 
 indication 550 
 
 direction 693 
 loadstone 
 
 attraction 288 
 
 motive 615 
 looi viass 192 
 
 dawdle 683 
 loafer stroller 268 
 
 inactive 683 
 
 had man 949 
 loam 342 
 loan 787 
 loathe dislike 867 
 
 liate 898 
 loathing 
 
 \_8ee loathe] 
 
 7vcariness 841 
 loathsome 
 
 unsavoury 395 
 
 jyainful 830 
 
 dislike 867 
 loaves and fishes 
 
 2)rosj)eHty 734 
 
 acquisition 775 
 
 wealth 803 
 Lob's pound, in - 
 
 751 
 lobby chamher 191 
 
 7yay 627 
 lobe 51 
 local 183 
 
 - habitation 
 location 184 
 aJt^r/e 189 
 
 locality 182, 183 
 
 localize 184 
 
 location 184 
 
 loch 343 
 
 loci, genius - 664 
 
 lock fasten 43 
 fastening 45 
 tvft 256 
 canal 350 
 hindrance 706 
 prison 752 
 dead - 265 
 in the -up 938 
 under - and key 
 safe 664 
 restraiyit 751 
 prisoner 754 
 
 - hospital 662 
 
 -out 719 
 
 - the stable door 
 too late 135 
 useless 645 
 unskilful 699 
 
 - up /ii^^e 528 
 imprison 751 
 
 locker 191 
 
 locket 847 
 
 lock-up y;7'/so/i 752 
 
 loco, in - 
 agireing 23 
 situation 1S3 
 expedience 646 
 
 locofoco 388 
 
 locomotion 264 
 
 - by air 267 
 
 - by land 266 
 
 - by water 267 
 locomotive 
 
 travel 266 
 carriage 271 
 
 locular 191 
 
 locum tenens 
 substitute 147 
 inhabitant 188 
 deputy 759 
 
 locus : 
 
 - poenitentiae 937 
 
 - standi 
 support 215 
 plea 617 
 social rank 873 
 
 locust j;?V6?i(5raZ 818 
 evil doer 913 
 swarm like -s 102 
 
 locution 582 
 
 lode 636 
 
 lodestar, &c. 
 
 \_see loadstar &c.] 
 
 lodi^Q place 184 
 presence 186 
 dnelling 189 
 
 - a complaint 938 
 lodgement 184 
 lodger 
 
 inhahitant 188 
 jJossessoi"]"]^ 
 
 lodging 189 
 
 loft garret 191 
 top 210 
 
 lofty Ai(7/i 206 
 - st}jh 574 
 proud 878 
 insolent 885 
 magnanimous 
 942 
 
 log velocity 274 
 /w^'^ 388 
 record 551 
 
 heave the - 466 
 sleep like a - 683 
 logarithm 84 
 loggerhead 501 
 at -s discord 713 
 contention 720 
 logic 476 
 
 - of facts 467 
 logician 476 
 logography 590 
 logogryph 533 
 logomachy 
 
 discussion 476 
 
 7V09'ds 588 
 
 dispute 720 
 logometer 85 
 logometric 84 
 log-rolling 709 
 loin back 235 
 
 side 236 
 gird up one's -s 
 
 strong 159 
 
 pj'epc/re 673 
 loisir, impromptu 
 
 fait a - 673 
 loiter tardy 133 
 
 s^ow 275 
 
 inactive 683 
 
 (temporize no) 
 loll i7;?v/?r^ 213 
 
 recline 215 
 
 inactive 683 
 lollipop 396 
 Lombard Street to 
 
 a China orange 
 
 472 
 lone 87 
 lonesome 893 
 long - in time 1 10 
 
 - in space 200 
 
 diffuse 573 
 go to one's - ac- 
 count 360 
 
 - ago 122 
 make a - arm 
 
 exertion 686 
 
 seize 789 
 -boat 273 
 draw the - bow 
 
 549 
 take a - breath 
 refreshment 689 
 relief 834 
 
 - clothes 129 
 
 - drawn out 5 73 
 
 - duration no 
 -expected 507 
 
 - face 
 discontent 832 
 dejection 837 
 
 - for 865 
 -headed wise 498 
 
 - life to glory 873 
 approval 931 
 
 -lived no 
 
 - odds chance 156 
 improbability 
 
 473 
 difficulty 704 
 
 - pending no 
 
 - pull and strong 
 pull 285 
 
 - range 196 
 
 - robe 968 
 
 - run average 29 
 whole 50 
 destiny 152 
 
 - sea 348 
 
 - and the short 
 7vhole 50 
 concise 572 
 
 -sighted 
 dim-sighted 443 
 wise 498 
 foresight 5 1 8 
 
 - since 122 
 
 - spun 573 
 
 - standing 
 diuturnal no 
 old 124 
 
 -suffering 
 inexcitable 826 
 jnty 914 
 
 - time no 
 -winded 573 
 
 longanimity 
 
 inexcitable 826 
 
 forgiving 918 
 longevity 
 
 diuturnal no 
 
 age 128 
 longhead 
 
 wise man 500 
 longing 865 
 
 - lingering look 
 behind 833 
 
 longinquity 196 
 longitude 
 
 situation 183 
 
 length 200 
 
 measurement 466 
 longitudinal 200 
 longo intervallo < 
 
 discontinuity 70 
 
 diuturnity no 
 
 distance 196 
 
 interval 198 
 longshore-man 
 
 waterman 269 
 
 plebeian, 876 
 
LON 
 
 LOP 
 
 LOS 
 
 LOS 
 
 longways 217 
 loo 840 
 loohy fool 50 J 
 
 hungl^r 701 
 
 clown 876 
 look sf nail degree 32 
 
 see 441 
 
 apj^earance 448 
 
 attend to 457 
 
 - about 
 
 taJie ca/re 459 
 seek 461 
 
 - after care 459 
 direction 693 
 
 - ahead 510 
 
 - another way 442 
 
 - back 122 
 
 - beyond 510 
 
 - black or blue 
 feeling 821 
 discontent 832 
 dejection 837 
 
 - down upon 930 
 
 - in the face 
 sincerity 703 
 courage 861 
 2)ride 878 
 
 - foolish 874 
 
 - for seek 461 
 expect $0^ 
 
 " forwards 
 future 121 
 foresight <,io 
 
 - here 457 
 
 - into 
 
 attend #0 457 
 inquire 461 
 
 - before one leaps 
 864 
 
 -like 
 similarity 17 
 appearance 448 
 
 - on 186 
 
 - out «ji<9w 448 
 care 459 
 5e<9A;46i 
 expect 507 
 intention 620 
 business 625 
 
 - over<?a?amne46i 
 
 - round «ee7i 461 
 
 - sharp 682 
 -to care 459 
 
 <Z«^y 926 
 
 . through 
 
 seek 461 
 
 - up prosper 734 
 high price 814 
 7«>7;/9 858 
 
 ri«ic 892 
 506 
 
 - up to repute 873 
 respect 928 
 approbation 931 
 
 - upon as 484 
 looker-on 444 
 looking-glass 445 
 loom destiny 152 
 
 rfm 422 
 dim sight 443 
 ftow-^ in sight 446 
 tveave 691 
 
 - of the land 342 
 \oovifool 501 
 
 clown 876 
 
 rascal 949 
 loop c?^7*y<? 245 
 . cw*6'Z<? 247 
 
 circuit 629 
 loop-hole 
 
 opening 260 
 
 ?'i9^a 441 
 
 ^Z^fl 617 
 
 device 626 
 
 escape 671 
 
 fortification 717 
 loose detach 44 
 
 incohei'ent 47 
 
 pendent 214 
 
 desultory 279 
 
 illogical ^TJ 
 
 vague 519 
 
 lax 738 
 
 /r(?e 748 
 
 liberate 750 
 
 debauched 961 
 give a - to 
 
 - inmginat'lon 515 
 
 laxity 738 
 
 permit 760 
 
 indulgence 954 
 let - 750 
 on the - 961 
 screw - 713 
 
 - character 961 
 at a - end 685 
 
 - fish Z>fl^ 7;?«/i 949 
 libertine 962 
 
 - morals 945 
 
 - rein 738 
 
 - suggestion 514 
 
 - thread 495 
 Zefl^re a - 460 
 ;faZ!e ?/-/> fl^. - 664 
 
 loosen 
 
 waZ/e ^<).?tf 47 
 
 let loose 750 
 loot .sj^mZ 791 
 
 booty 793 
 lop 201 
 
 - and top 371 
 lopped 
 
 incomplete 53 
 lop-sided 28 
 loquacity 584 
 loquendi 
 cacoethes - 584 
 jus et norma - 567 
 usus - 582 
 lorcha 273 
 Lord, lord 
 rider 745 
 nobleman 875 
 God 976 
 O - worship 990 
 
 - Chancellor 967 
 
 - of the creation 
 
 372 
 -"s day 687 
 
 - Justices 966, 
 967 
 
 the - knows 491 
 -lieutenant 965 
 
 - of Lords 976 
 
 - of the manor 
 
 779 
 
 - it over 
 authority 737 
 insole?ice 885 
 
 -'s prayer 990 
 
 -'s supper 998 
 
 -'s table 1000 
 
 lordling 875 
 
 lordly repiite 873 
 
 pride 878 
 Lord Mayor 745 
 
 -'s show 883 
 lordship 
 
 authority 737 
 
 propeHy 780 
 
 title Sjy 
 
 judge 967 
 lore 490 
 lorette 962 
 lorgnette 445 
 lorication 
 
 armour 717 
 loricated 
 
 clothed 223 
 lorn 893 
 lose forget 506 
 
 unintelligible ^ig 
 
 fail 732 
 
 l/)ss 776 
 no time to - 684 
 
 - one's balance 
 
 732 
 
 - breath 688 
 
 - caste 
 disrepute 874 
 
 dishonour 940 
 
 - the clew 
 uncertain 475 
 unintelligible 519 
 
 - colour 429 
 
 - one's cunning 
 
 699 
 
 - the day 732 
 
 - flesh 195 
 
 - ground 
 slo7v 275 
 regression 283 
 shoi'tcomiug 304 
 
 - one's head 
 bewildered 475 
 
 - heart 837 
 
 - one's heart 897 
 
 - hope 859 
 
 - labour 732 
 
 - one's life 360 
 
 - no time 
 active 682 
 haste 684 
 
 - oneself 
 uncertain 475 
 
 - an opportunity 
 
 135 
 
 - one's reason 503 
 
 - sight of 
 blind 442 
 disappear 449 
 neglect 460 
 oblivion 506 
 
 not complete 730 
 
 - one's temper 
 900 
 
 - time 683 
 
 - one's way 
 wander 279 
 unskilful 699 
 difficulty 704 
 
 lose! 818 
 losing game 
 
 failure 732 
 
 misfortune 735 
 loss decrement 4.01I 
 
 death 360 
 
 evil 619 
 
 detet'ioration 659 
 
 piivation 776 
 at a - 
 
 unccj'tain 475 
 at a - for 
 
 desiring 865 
 
 - of fortune 804 
 
 - of health 655 
 
 - of life 360 
 
 - of right 925 
 
 - of strength 160 
 lost nofi-existing 2 
 
LOS 
 
 LOW 
 
 LUO 
 
 LUM 
 
 absent 187 
 invisible 449 
 abstracted 458 
 itnceHain 475 
 failure 732 
 loss 776 
 
 over-excited 824 
 ^^aiM 828 
 dejection 837 
 impenitent 951 
 
 - in admiration 
 
 931 
 
 - in astonishment 
 870 
 
 - in iniquity 945 
 
 - labour 645 
 
 - to shame 
 insolent 885 
 improbity 940 
 had man 949 
 
 - to sight 449 
 
 - in thought 458 
 
 - to virtue 945 
 lot state 7 
 
 quantity 25 
 group 72 
 multitude 102 
 necessity 601 
 chance 621 
 sufficient 639 
 allotment 786 
 be one's - 151 
 cast -s 621 
 cast in one's - 
 
 with choose 609 
 cooperate 709 
 fall to one's - 156 
 in -s 51 
 
 where one's - is 
 cast 189 
 loth unwillinff 603 
 
 dislike 867 
 Lothario lover 897 
 
 libertine 962 
 lotion liquid 337 
 <?Z<?«/i 652 
 remedy 662 
 loto 840 
 lottery chance 156 
 
 c<w^« 840 
 put into a - 621 
 lotus-eater 683 
 loudness 404 
 lough 343 
 lounge i?iactive 683 
 
 (quiet 275) 
 loup: 
 hurler avec les -s 
 
 714 
 
 -garou 980 
 
 louse 653 
 
 lout fool 501 
 clown 876 
 louvre 351 
 lovahle 897 
 love dcsii'e 865 
 cowtesy 894 
 affection 897 
 favom'ite 899 
 abode of - 897 
 labour of - 
 willing 602 
 inexjyensive 815 
 amusement 840 
 disinterested 942 
 God's - 906 
 make - 902 
 no - lost 713 
 
 - affair 897 
 
 - of country 910 
 not for - or money 
 
 scarce 640 
 
 dear 814 
 love-knot tohen 550 
 love-lorn 898 
 lovely 
 
 beautiful 845 
 
 lovable 897 
 love-making 902 
 love-pot 959 
 lover \_see love] 
 love-sick 897, 902 
 love-story 897, 902 
 love-token 897, 902 
 loving-cup 
 
 social 892 
 
 couHeous 894 
 loving-kindness 
 
 906 
 low small 32 
 
 not high 207 
 
 - sound 405 
 
 moo 412 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 disreputable 874 
 
 common 876 
 bring - 308 
 
 - condition 876 
 
 - comedy 599 
 at a - ebb 
 
 small 32 
 inferior 34 
 depressed 308 
 wa«;f^? 638 
 detei'iorated 659 
 
 - fellow 876 
 
 - life 851 
 
 - note 408 
 
 - origin 876 
 
 - price 815 
 
 - spirits 837 
 
 - tide 207 
 
 - tone blach 431 
 mutter 581 
 
 - water lo7v 207 
 dry 340 
 insufficient 640 
 
 j 2^oor 804 
 I low-born 876 
 j low-lands 207 
 low-minded 
 
 vulgar 876 
 
 base 940 
 lower infer'uw 34 
 
 decrease 36 
 
 depress 308 
 
 <far/(! 421 
 
 <f i?;?- 422 
 
 predict 511 
 
 i;«<^ 837 
 
 ii'ate 900 
 
 sj^Z/i-y 901a 
 
 - one's flag 725 
 
 - one's note 879 
 
 - orders 876 
 lowly 879 
 lown/f/yZ 501 
 
 hnave 949 
 lowness [^^^6' low] 
 207 
 
 Jinmility 879 
 loyal obedient 743 
 
 obseirant 772 
 
 honourable 939 
 lozenge 244 
 L. s. d. 800 
 lubbard [see 
 
 lubber] 
 lubber slmv 683 
 
 bungler 701 
 lubberly hvge 192 
 
 awhward 699 
 lubrication 
 
 smooth 255 
 
 m7 332 
 lubricity 
 
 slippery 255 
 
 unctuous 355 
 
 impure 961 
 lucent 420 
 lucid 
 
 luminous 420 
 
 transparent 425 
 
 intelligihle 518 
 
 - .sfyZe 570 
 
 - interval 502 
 lucidus ordo 58 
 lucifer 388 
 Lucifer 978 
 lucimeter 445 
 
 luck chance 156, 
 621 
 
 2)rospeHty 734 
 luckless 735 
 lucky 
 
 occasion 134 
 
 successful 731 
 lucrative 775 
 lucre ^ar/i 775 
 
 wealth 803 
 Lucretia 960 
 luctation 720 
 lucubration 451 
 luculent 420 
 lucus a non 
 lucendo 
 
 dissimilar 18 
 
 misjwmer 565 
 lud ! - 839 
 ludibrious 840 
 ludicrous 853 
 luff 267 
 Ixxgpull 285 
 
 ear 418 
 luggage 780 
 lugger 273 
 lugubrious 837 
 lukewarm 
 
 temperate 382, 
 
 383 
 
 torpid 823 
 
 indifferent 866 
 lull cessation 142 
 
 7nitigate 174 
 
 silence 403 
 - to sleep 265 
 lullaby 
 
 moderate 174 
 
 5<??/^ 415 
 
 verses 597 
 
 inactivity 683 
 
 rt'Z?'^ 834 
 lumbar 235 
 lumber disorder 59 
 
 «Zc^w 275 
 
 sfwr 636 
 
 useless 645 
 
 hindrance 706 
 lumbering 
 
 ww^f 647 
 
 «^Zy 846 
 lumber-room 191 
 lumbriciform 249 
 luminary light 423 
 
 «a^7e 500 
 luminous light 420 
 
 intelligible 518 
 lump wA6»Zt' 50 
 
 chief part 51 
 
 amass 72 
 507 
 
LUM 
 
 MAO 
 
 MAD 
 
 MAG 
 
 mass 192 
 projection 250 
 weight 319 
 density 321 
 in the - 50 
 
 - of affectation 855 
 
 - together join 43 
 combine 48 
 assemble 72 
 
 lumpish [see lump] 
 
 inactive 683 
 
 ugly 846 
 lunacy 503 
 lunar 318 
 
 - caustic 384 
 lunatic 503, 504 
 luncheon 298 
 lune avec les dents, 
 
 prendre la - 
 
 impotence 158 
 
 impossible 471 
 lunge impulse 276 
 
 attach 716 
 lungs 7vind 349 
 
 loudness 404 
 
 shout 411 
 
 voice 580 
 luniform, &c. 245 
 lupanar 961 
 lurch incline 217 
 
 sink 306 
 
 oscillation 314 
 
 failure 732 
 leave in the - 
 
 outstrip 303 
 
 deceive 545 
 
 relinquish 624 
 left in the - 
 
 defeated 732 
 lure deceive 545 
 
 entice 615 
 lurid <ZarA' 421 
 
 <^i»i 422 
 
 w<;? 434 
 lurk unseen 447 
 
 latent 526 
 
 hidden 528 
 lurking-place 530 
 luscious 
 
 sai'onry 394 
 
 grateful 829 
 lush vegetation 365 
 
 drunkenness 959 
 lushy 959 
 lusk 683 
 lusory 840 
 lust ^m7*(? 865 
 
 concupiscence 961 
 lustily ^«w</ 404 
 
 exertion 686 
 508 
 
 cry out - 839 
 
 lustless 1 58 
 
 lustration 
 jnirijication 652 
 atonement 952 
 
 lustre 
 
 IHghtness 420 
 chandelier 423 
 
 //^/•y 873 
 
 lustrum 108 
 
 lusty .^f/'^wy 159 
 % 192 
 
 lusus naturae 80 
 
 lute cement 45, 46 
 guitar 417 
 
 luteous 436 
 
 Lutheran 984 
 
 luxation 44 
 
 luxuriant 
 /e7-^rZ6' 168 
 sufficient 639 
 
 luxuriate in 
 pleasure 377 
 delight 827 
 
 luxurious 
 pleasant 377 
 delightful 829 
 intemperate 954 
 
 luxury 
 physical - ^77 
 redundance 641 
 enjoyment 827 
 seiisuality 954 
 
 lycanthropy 503 
 
 Lyceum 542 
 
 Lydford law 96 1 
 
 Ly dian measure 4 1 5 
 
 lying 
 
 decumbent 213 
 deceptive 544 
 faithless 986 
 
 Ly-king 986 
 
 lymph/<mZ333 
 7i'a/tfr 337 
 transparent 425 
 
 lymphatic 337 
 
 lynch 972 
 
 - law 964 
 lynx-eyed .<fj/7/// 441 
 
 intelligence 498 
 lyre 417 
 lyric 415 
 
 - poetry 597 
 lyrist 597 
 
 M 
 
 Mab 979 
 macadamize 255 
 
 Macaire, Bobert - 
 
 792 
 macaroni 854 
 macaronic 
 
 absurdity 497 
 
 neology 563 
 
 verses 597 
 Macchiavel 
 
 [^see Machiavel] 
 mace weapon 727 
 
 sceptre 747 
 mace-bearer 965 
 maceration 
 
 saturation 237 
 
 atonement 952 
 
 asceticism 955 
 
 Wj^e 998 
 Macheath 792 
 Machiavelism 
 
 falsehood 544 
 
 cumiing 702 
 
 dishonesty 940 
 machicolation 
 
 wc^fcA 257 
 
 foHification 717 
 machination 
 
 jyZd^/j 626 
 
 cunning 702 
 -s of the devil 619 
 machinator 626 
 machine 633 
 be a mere - 749 
 machinist 
 
 theatrical - 599 
 
 workman 690 
 macilent 203 
 mackerel 
 
 mottled 440 
 2)rocuress 962 
 
 - si^y 353 
 
 mackintosh 225 
 macrobiotic no 
 macrocosm 318 
 macrology 577 
 Mac Sycophant, 
 Sir Pertinax - 
 
 servile 886 
 
 flatterer 935 
 mactation 991 
 macte virtute 931 
 macula 848 
 maculate 
 
 unclean 653 
 maculation 
 
 vai-iegation 440 
 
 blemish 848 
 mad insane 503 
 
 excited 824 
 
 (violent 1 73) 
 drive one - 900 
 
 go - 825 
 
 - after 865 
 
 - with rage 900 
 madam 374 
 mad-brained 503 
 madcap 
 
 violent 173 
 
 lunatic ^04. 
 
 excitable 825 
 
 buffoon 844 
 
 rash 863 
 madder colour 434 
 made 
 
 - to one's hand 673 
 
 - man 734 
 madefaction 339 
 madman 504 
 Madonna 
 
 angel 977 
 
 pious 987 
 madrigal 
 
 music 415 
 
 vcr.^es 597 
 Maelstrom 
 
 whirl 312 
 
 water 348 
 
 pitfall 667 
 maestro 415 
 I magazine 
 I record 551 
 
 book 593 
 
 «j!wr 62,6 
 Magdalen 950 
 mage 994 
 magenta 434 
 maggot litfJe 193 
 
 fancy 515 
 
 capHce 60S 
 
 ^m^r 865 
 maggoty 
 
 capricious 608 
 
 unclean 653 
 
 - headed 
 «?7Z// 499 
 excitable %2^ 
 
 Magi m<7e 500 
 
 .wc^ 984 
 magic 992 
 
 - lantern 
 instrument 445 
 show 448 
 
 magician 994 
 magilp 356^. 
 magisterial 
 
 proud 878 
 
 insolent 885 
 magistery 330 
 magistracy 
 
 autJiority 737 
 
 jurisdiction 965 
 
MAG 
 
 MAI 
 
 MAK 
 
 MAK 
 
 magistrate 
 
 ruler 745 
 juMiciary 967 
 magistrature 737 
 magistri, jurare in 
 
 verba - 481 
 nullius - 487 
 magma 41 
 Magna Charta 769 
 magna pars fui, 
 
 quorum - 690 
 magnanimity 942 
 magnate 875 
 magnet attract 288 
 
 desire 865 
 magnetism 
 
 2)071' er 157 
 
 attraction 288 
 
 motive 615 
 animal - 992 
 magnetize 
 
 intiiience 175 
 
 motive 615 
 
 conjitre 992 
 magni nominis um- 
 bra 
 
 7vreck 659 
 
 repute 873 
 
 ranh 875 
 magnificent 
 
 Ia?-ffe 192 
 
 Jine 845 
 
 grand 882 
 
 {7uagnanimons 
 942) 
 magnifico 875 
 magnifier 445 
 magnifiqne et pas 
 
 Cher 815 
 magnify 
 
 increase 35 
 
 enlarge 194 
 
 over-rate 482 
 
 exaggerate 549 
 
 approve 93 1 
 
 praise 990 
 magniloquent 
 
 language 577 
 
 J<7aW 884 
 magnitude 
 
 quantity 25 
 
 greatness 31 
 
 M^e 192 
 magno conatu mag- 
 nas nugas 
 
 waste 638 
 
 trijiing 643 
 Magnus Apollo 500 
 magpie 584 
 magsman 792 
 
 maharajah 745 
 mahogany 
 
 colour 433 
 Mahomet 986 
 Mahometan 984 
 maid girl 129 
 
 servant 746 
 
 spinster 904 
 
 - of honour 890 
 maiden ^V«^ 66 
 
 (/irZ 129 
 
 punishment 975 
 maidenhood 904 
 maidenly 374 
 maigre 
 
 fasting 956 
 mail/^osf 534 
 
 armour 717 
 
 - coach 272 
 maim 
 
 cripple 158 
 
 injure 659 
 main tunnel 260 
 
 ocean 341 
 
 conduct 350 
 
 jyrimipal 642 
 coup de - 680 
 in the - 
 
 intinn sic ally 5 
 
 <7?-m^Zy 31 
 
 o;i ^A^^ n-ZtoZtf 50 
 
 principally 642 
 with might and • 
 
 686 
 plough the - 267 
 main-chance 
 
 good 618 
 
 important 642 
 
 i^wyiY 775 
 
 look to the - 
 
 foresight 510 
 
 shill 698 
 
 cconoviy 817 
 
 caution 864 
 
 if<?Z/?.<7< 943 
 main-force 
 
 strength 159 
 
 violence 173 
 
 compuMon 744 
 mainland 342 
 main-part 31, 50 
 mainpernor 771 
 main-spring 
 
 «•«?/«(? 153 
 
 instrument 6^^ 
 
 (motive 615) 
 mainstay 
 
 support 215 
 
 refuge 666 
 
 /ifl^;^ 858 
 
 maintain 
 permanence 141 
 continue 143 
 sustain 170 
 suppoH 215 
 «««er^ 535 
 preserve 670 
 
 - one's course 
 persevere 604a 
 
 - the even tenor 
 of one's way 623 
 
 -one's ground 717 
 maintenance 
 
 [*ef maintain] 
 
 wealth 803 
 maintien 692 
 maison de sante 
 
 662 
 maitre : coup de - 
 
 goodness 648 
 
 «KZZ 698 
 I'oeil de - 459 
 majeste, lese- 742 
 majestic 
 
 glorioles 873 
 
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 832 
 
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 - a present 784 
 
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 - a push 682 
 
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 - a speech 582 
 
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 substitution 147 
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 compose 54 
 
 - accounts 811 
 
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 - matters 952 
 
 - one's mind 
 judgment 480 
 
 belief 484 
 resolve 604 
 
 - a quarrel 723 
 
 - a sum 809 
 
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 address 586 
 
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 (^producer 164) 
 
 Maker, the - 976 
 
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 substitute 147 
 excuse 617 
 
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 inequality 28 
 compensation 30 
 completeness 52 
 
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 goodness 648 
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 Malacology 368 
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 837 
 maladie du pays 
 
 833 
 maladministration 
 
 699 
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 malady 655 
 malaise 
 
 bodily pain 378 
 
 mental pain 828 
 malapert 885, 887 
 Malaprop, Mrs. - 
 
 565 
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 inopportune 135 
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 poison 663 
 malconformation 
 
 243 
 malcontent 
 
 opposition 710 
 
 discontent 832 
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 man 373 
 
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 malefic 649 
 maleficent 907 
 
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 malfeasance 647 
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 {ugliness 846) 
 malgre soi 603 
 malice hate 898 
 spfite 907 
 bear - revenge 919 
 
 - prepense 907 
 malign bad 649 
 
 malevolent 907 
 
 detract 934 
 malignant 649, 907 
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 violence 173 
 malinger 544 
 malison 908 
 malkin 653 
 mall walk 189 
 
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 {facile 705) 
 mailet 276 
 mal-odour 401 
 malpractice 947 
 malt liquor 298 
 maltreat 
 
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 aggrieve 830 
 
 molest 907 
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 guilt 947 
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 mamelon 250 
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 mammal 366 
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 Mammon 803 
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 husband 903 
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 combatant 726 
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 - and wife 903 
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 - to succeed 731 
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 stage - 599 
 
 direetor 694 
 
 managery 693 
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 le - 859 
 mancipation 751 
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 mandarin 745 
 mandate 741 
 mandible 298 
 mandolin 417 
 mandragora 174 
 mandrel 312 
 manducation 298 
 mane 256 
 man-eater 361 
 manege 7'iding 266 
 
 equest?'ation 370 
 manes 362 
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 memory 505 
 
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 {appear 448) 
 
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 marauder 792 
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 sculpture 557 
 
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 ill-assorted - 904 
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 a»<7^7' 900 
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 martello tower 717 
 
 martial 722 
 court- 966 
 
 - law severe 739 
 
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 illegal 964 
 
 - music 415 
 martinet 739 
 martingale 752 
 Martinmas 998 
 martyr 
 
 bodily jyain 378 
 mental jmin 828 
 ascetic 955 
 
 - to disease 655 
 martyrdom 
 
 killing 361 
 agony 378, 828 
 unselfish 942 
 punishment 972 
 marvel wonder 870 
 jyrodigy 872 
 
 - whether 514 
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 wonderful 870 
 deal in the - 549 
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 masculine 
 
 strong 159 
 
 wfl'ie 373 
 mash mix 41 
 
 disorder 59 
 
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 semiliquid 352 
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 i>7(!«^6' 424 
 
 concealment 528 
 
 amhush 530 
 
 deceit 545 
 
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 masque 599 
 masque, bal - 840 
 masquerade 
 
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 deception 545 
 
 froli<i 840 
 
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 gravity 319 
 
 density 321 
 
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 masse, en - 712 
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 heavy l\^ 
 
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 man 373 
 
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 - one's feelings 
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 - hand 700 
 
 - key opten 260 
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 - passion 820 
 
 - one's passions 
 
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 - of the revels 840 
 
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 recorder 553 
 judge 967 
 
 - of self 604 
 
 - of the situation 
 success 731 
 authority 737 
 
 - spirit of the age 
 sage 500 
 repute 873 
 
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 masterdom 737 
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 perfect 650 
 
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 master-stroke 
 
 plan 626 
 
 success 731 
 mastery 
 
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 MAT 
 
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 resin 356^/. 
 masticate 29S 
 mastiff 366 
 mat support 215 
 
 woven 219 
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 copy 19 
 
 f^'^^aZ 27 
 
 fuel 388 
 
 contest 720 
 
 marriage 903 
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 virtuous 944 
 
 (,^fl^^ 648) 
 
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 auxiliary 711 
 
 master 745 
 
 friend 890 
 
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 - point 32 
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 irreligion 989 
 
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 materials 635 
 
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 benevolent 906 
 
 - love 897 
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 matins 990 
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 matrimony 
 
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 matrix mould 22 
 
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 marned 903 
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 adolescent 131 
 matross 726 
 matter substance 3 
 
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 meanituf 516 
 
 business 625 
 
 importance 642 
 
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 inqmry 461 
 
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 habitual 613 
 
 - in dispute 461 
 
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 certainty 474 
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 conversion 144 
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 maudlin 
 
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 sentimental 823 
 
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 maugre 30 
 maukin 562 
 maul hammer 276 
 
 7it/7'^ 649 
 maund basket 191 
 
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 maunder 
 
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 mumble 583 
 
 lament 839 
 mausoleum 363 
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 - quart d'heure 
 
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 - sujet 949 
 
 - ton 851 
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 - honte 
 affectation 855 
 modesty 881 
 
 - plaisanterie 851 
 mauve 437 
 
 maw 191 
 mawkish 391 
 Mawworm 
 
 deceiver 548 
 
 sham piety 98 8 
 maxim 496 
 maximum 
 
 supreme 33 
 
 summit 210 
 may be 470 
 as it - 156 
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 May-fly iii 
 mayhap 470 
 mayor 745 
 maypole 206 
 May-queen 847 
 mazard 298 
 maze 
 
 convolution 248 
 
 enigma 533 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 {ignorance 491) 
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 mazed 503 
 mazurka 840 
 me 317 
 me judice 484 
 mea culpa 950 
 xcLQdi,^ plain 344 
 
 sweet 396 
 meadow plain 344 
 
 - land 371 
 meagre small 32 
 
 incomplete 53 
 thin 203 
 - %^6' 575 
 scanty 640 
 2)oor 643 
 
 - diet 956 
 meal repast 298 
 
 powder 330 
 mealy-mouthed 
 falsehood 544 
 servile 886 
 ffaUeniig 933 
 mean average 29 
 «»w?Z 32 
 middle 68 
 
 intend 620 
 
 contemptible 643 
 
 stingy 819 
 
 shabby 874 
 
 igyioble 876 
 
 sneaking 886 
 
 &a.fe 940 
 
 selfish 943 
 golden - 174 
 take the - 774 
 
 - nothing 517 
 
 - parentage 876 
 
 - wretch 949 
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 convolution 248 
 
 deviate 279 
 
 Hrcuition 3 1 1 
 
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 meanest capacity 
 
 499 
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 the- 518 
 meaning 516 
 meaningless 517 
 means 
 
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 jJroperty 780 
 wealth 803 
 by all - 602 
 by any - 632 
 by no - 536 
 
 - of access 627 
 meantime 106 
 meanwhile 106 
 measurable 466 
 measure extent 25 
 
 degree 26 
 moderation 1 74 
 music 413 
 compute 466 
 ■jvr.if 597 
 proceeding 626 
 
 action 6S0 
 appoHion 786 
 
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 full - 639 
 
 out of - 641 
 
 without - 641 
 
 - of inclination 
 217 
 
 measured 
 
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 sufficient 639 
 temperate 953 
 
 measureless 105 
 
 measurement 4S6 
 
 measures 
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 conduct 692 
 
 - of length 200 
 meat 298 
 
 broken - 645 
 Mecsenas 
 
 scholar 492 
 
 friend 890 
 mechanic 690 
 mechanical 
 
 automatic 601 
 
 meichinerii 633 
 
 - powers 633 
 mechanician 690 
 mechanism 633 
 medal record 551 
 
 sculpture 557 
 
 palvi 733 
 
 decoi'ation 877 
 medallion 557 
 medallist 700 
 meddle 682 
 medecin tant pis 
 
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 medecine expec- 
 tante 
 wait 133 
 remedy 662 
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 law of the - 
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 j)ermanent 141 
 mediaeval 124 
 mediaevalism 112 
 medial 68 
 mediant 413 
 medias res, in - 68 
 plunge - 
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 mediation 
 
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 inte7'cess%07i 724 
 
 deprecation 766 
 
 Christ 976 
 mediator 7 1 1 
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 medical 662 
 
 - attendant 662 
 medicament 662 
 medicaster 548 
 medicate 
 
 comjjound 41 
 heal 660 
 medicine 662 
 
 - man 994 
 mediety 
 
 middle 68 
 
 {central 222) 
 mediis rebus, in - 
 
 682 
 medio tutissimus, 
 
 in - 864 
 mediocritas, 
 
 aurea - 628 
 mediocrity 
 
 average 29 
 
 smallfiess 32 
 
 imjyerfect 65 1 
 
 - of fortune 736 
 meditate think 451 
 
 2)n7*jJose 620 
 mediterranean 
 
 middle 68 
 
 interjacent 228 
 medium mean 29 
 
 middle 68 
 
 atmosphere 227 
 
 colour 428 
 
 instrument 631 
 
 .•f/'C?* 994 
 transparent - 425 
 medley miacture 41 
 
 dho7'der 59 
 chance - 156 
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 reward 973 
 
 - of praise 931 
 meek ,y^;?i/6' 826 
 
 hnniblc 879 
 meet agreement 23 
 assemble 'J2. 
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 coyivergc 290 
 a7'rive 292 
 
 expedient 646 
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 proper 924 
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 wealth 803 
 
 economy 817 
 unable to make 
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 woit jt^ay 808 
 
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 - the ear 418 
 
 - one at every 
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 - one's expenses 
 
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 - the eye 446 
 
 - in front 861 
 
 - half way 
 milling 602 
 concord 714 
 j)acification 723 
 mediatiofi 724 
 comp7'omise 774 
 friendship 888 
 
 benevolence 906 • 
 
 - hand to hand 
 720 
 
 - one's wishes 
 consent 762 
 2Jlea8U7'able 829 
 
 - with (?i'ew^ 151 
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 meeting [^/je meet] 
 
 junctio7i 43 
 
 hostile - 720 
 
 place of - 74 
 
 meeting-house 
 
 hall 189 
 
 chapel 1000 
 megacosm 318 
 megascope 445 
 megatherium 124 
 megrims fits 315 
 
 melancholg 837 
 Mein Herr 877 
 meister-singer 597 
 melancholia 
 
 insaMty 503 
 
 dejectioJi 837 
 melancholy 
 
 dist7'essing 830 
 
 dejection 2>2,'J 
 away with - 836 
 melange 41 
 melee disoi'der 59 
 
 co7ite7ition 720 
 meliora, spero - 
 
 858 
 meliorate 658 
 melius inquiren- 
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 melliferous 
 
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 mellifluous 
 
 music 413 
 
 - language 578 
 mellow old 128 
 
 //?•<> w i/i;to 144 
 
 soft 324 
 
 sound 413 
 
 colour 428 
 
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 Ijrepare 6^^ 
 
 tipsy 959 
 melodious 413 
 melodist 416 
 melodrama 599 
 melody 413 
 Melpomene 599 
 melt convert 144 
 
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 >«e 384 
 
 pity 914 
 
 - in the air 405 
 
 - away 
 
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 unsubstantial 4 
 decrease 36 
 disappear 449 
 ^t'a,'?^^? 638 
 
 - the heart 914 
 
 - into one 48 
 
 - into tears 839 
 member ^<27^ 51 
 
 component 56 
 councillor 696 
 membrane 204 
 meme, quand - 708 
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 - mori tomb 363 
 mo7irning 837 
 
 meminisse juvabit 
 
 505 
 memoir 594, 595 
 memorabilia 
 
 7'eminiscences 505 
 
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 memorable 642 
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 memory 505 
 
 record 551 
 
 - book 551 
 compendium 596 
 
 memorial 
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 memorialist 553 
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 to?nb 363 
 memm'y 505 
 memory 506 
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 failing - 506 
 short - 506 
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 menace 909 
 menage 692 
 menagerie 
 
 collectio7i 72 
 
 animals 370 
 
 store 636 
 mend 658 
 
 - one's manners 
 
 894 
 mendacity 544 
 mendicancy 
 
 %/7^'iy 765 
 
 pove7'ty 804 
 mendicant 
 
 beggar 767 
 
 poor 804 
 
 mo7iJi 996 
 menial 
 
 se7Ta)it 746 
 
 7'ustic 876 
 meniscus 445 
 mens sana 502 
 
 - in corpore sano 
 
 827 
 mens sibi conscia 
 
 recti 878 
 mensa et thoro, 
 
 separatio a - 905 
 menstrual 138 
 menstruum 335 
 mensuration 466 
 mental 450 
 
 - calm 826 
 
 - excitement 824 
 
 - pabulum 454 
 
 - philosophy 450 
 
 - reservation 528 
 
 - suffering 828 
 menteur a triple 
 
 etage 548 
 mention 527 
 above -ed 104 
 not worth -ing- 643 
 mentis gratissimus 
 
 error 481 
 mentor teacher 540 
 
MEN 
 
 adviser 695 
 menu list 86 
 
 food 298 
 Mephistopheles 980 
 Mephistophelian 
 
 945 
 me'^Yiitia fetid 401 
 
 di'leteHons 657 
 mephitis 663 
 meracious 392 
 mercantile 794 
 mercatoria, lex - 
 
 963 
 mercature 794 
 mercenary 
 
 soldier 726 
 
 servant 746 
 
 ■j)rice 812 
 
 jjarsivwnions 819 
 
 selfish 943 
 merchandise 788 
 merchant 797 
 merchantman 273 
 merciful 914 
 merciless 914^^ 
 mercurial 
 
 mohi'te 264 
 
 quicJi 274 
 
 excitahh; 825 
 Mercury 
 
 traveller 268 
 
 quick 274 
 
 messenger 534 
 mercy lenity 740 
 
 i^^^'y 914 
 at the - of 
 
 liable 177 
 
 subject 749 
 cry you - 766 
 have no - ^140, 
 
 - on us ! 870 
 for -'s sake 765 
 
 - seat 966 
 mere simjAc 32 
 
 lake 343 
 trifling 643 
 
 - nothing 
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 trifle 643' 
 
 buy for a - no- 
 thing 815 
 
 - pretext 617 
 
 - words 477 
 
 - wreck 659 
 merelles 840 
 meretricious 
 
 false 495 
 vulgar 851 
 licentiovs 961 
 merfolk 980 
 
 51S 
 
 MES 
 
 merge combine 48 
 include 76 
 insert 300 
 j)lunge 337 
 
 - in 56 
 
 - into become 144 
 merged 2-28 
 meridian 
 
 region 181 
 room 125 
 summit 210 
 Zi/^Ai 420 
 
 - of life 131 
 merit 
 
 goodness 648 
 <^?/e 924 
 virtue 944 
 make a - of 884 
 
 - notice 642 
 merito, e - 944 
 meritorious 
 
 jrraisewoHliy 931 
 mermaid 
 monster 83 
 mythology 979, 
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 mero motu, ex - 600 
 merriment 
 cheerful 836 
 amusement 840 
 merry cheerful 836 
 drunk 959 
 make - .<?/yw^ 840 
 make - with 
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 ridicule 856 
 wish a - Christ- 
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 merry-andrew 844 
 merry-go-round 
 
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 merry-making 
 revel 840 
 sociality 892 
 
 merry-thought 842 
 
 mersion 337 
 
 meruit ferat, pal- 
 mam qui - 873 
 
 merveille, a - 731 
 
 mesalliance 
 ill-assorted 24 
 marriage 903 
 
 meseems 484 
 
 mesh 
 
 interstices 198 
 crossing 219 
 
 meshes traj) 545 
 difficulty 704 
 
 - of sophistry 477 
 
 MET 
 
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 {central 222) 
 mesmerism 992 
 mesmerist 994 
 mesne lord 779 
 mess mi.i-fure 41 
 
 dism'der 59 
 
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 difficulty 704 
 
 2iortio)i 786 
 make a - 
 
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 /rt?7 732 
 message 
 
 intelligence 532 
 
 command 741 
 Messalina 962 
 messenger 
 
 6'Zo?<a^ 353 
 
 <?/i?'oy 634 
 
 servant 746 
 
 - balloon 463 
 Messiah 976 
 messmate 890 
 messuage 189 
 metacentre 222 
 metachronism 115 
 metage 466 
 metagenesis 140 
 metagrammatism 
 
 561 
 metal 635 
 metalepsis 521 
 Metallurgy 358 
 metamorphosis 140 
 metaphor 
 
 comjiainson 464 
 figure 521 
 {analogy 17) 
 metaphrase 522 
 metaphrast 524 
 Metaphysics 450 
 metastasis 
 change 140 
 invei'sion 218 
 disp la cement 270 
 metathesis 
 inversion 218 
 displacement 270 
 mete measure 466 
 distribute 786 
 
 - out give 784 
 metempsychosis 
 
 140 
 meteor 
 
 heavenly body 2,1^ 
 
 luminary 423 
 meteoric 
 
 violent 173 
 
 light 420 
 
 MEZ 
 
 Meteorology 338 
 Meteoromancy 466 
 meter 466 
 metheglin 396 
 methinks 484 
 method order 58 
 7vay 627 
 want of - 59 
 methodical 60 
 Methodist 984 
 methodize 60 
 Methuselah 130 
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 124 
 metis 83 
 metonymy 521 
 metoposcopy 
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 apjjcarance 44 
 interj)7'ct 522 
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 metrical 
 
 measwcd 466 
 verse 597 
 Metrology 466 
 p.€Tpov, &piaTOv- 
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 tnid- course 628 
 metropolis 189 
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 archbishop 996 
 mettle spiHt 820 
 courage 861 
 man of - 861 
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 excite 824 
 encourage 861 
 mettlesome 
 sensitive 822 
 excitable 825 
 b?'ave 861 
 mettre de I'eau 
 
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 meum et tuum 780 
 disregard distinc- 
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 mew moult 226 
 e7'y 412 
 
 - ^ip 751 
 mewed up 229 
 mewl 412 
 mews 189 
 mezzanine floor 
 house 191 
 theatre 599 
 mezzo rilievo 
 L L 2 
 
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 MIL 
 
 MIN 
 
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 sculpture 557 
 mezzo termine 
 
 middle 6S 
 
 mid-course 628 
 
 compromise 774 
 Mezzofanti 492 
 mezzotint 558 
 miasm 663 
 micacious 204 
 Michaelmas 998 
 Micomicon 515 
 microcosm 193 
 micrography 193 
 micrometer 193 
 microphone 418 
 microscope 
 
 little 193 
 
 optics 445 
 microscopic 193 
 mid 68 
 Midas S03 
 mid-course 628 
 mid-day 125 
 midden 653 
 middle - in degree 29 
 
 - in order 68 
 
 - iti space 222 
 
 - classes 736 
 
 - constriction 203 
 
 - course 628 
 
 - man director 694 
 agent 758 
 
 - term 68 
 compromise 774 
 
 middle-aged 131 
 middlemost 222 
 middling small 32 
 
 imperfect 651 
 middy 269 
 midge 193 
 midland 342 
 midnight night 126 
 
 dark 421 
 
 - oil 539 
 mid-progress 282 
 midriff middle 68 
 
 iritej'jaceiwe 228 
 midshipman 269 
 midships 68 
 midst - ill order 68 
 
 central 222 
 
 interjacent 228 
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 do'lng 680 
 midsummer 125 
 midway 68 
 midwife 
 
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 516 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 auxiliary 71 1 
 Midwifery 
 
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 surgery 662 
 mien 448 
 miff 900 
 might ^>'r;;y<9r 157 
 
 violence 173 
 
 energy 686 
 mighty much 31 
 
 strong 159 
 
 large 192 
 
 haughty 878 
 migrate 266 
 mikado 745 
 milch cow 
 
 productive 168 
 
 animal 366 
 
 stoi'c 636 
 mild moderate 174 
 
 ivarm 382 
 
 in»lpid 391 
 
 lenient 740 
 
 <'aZw; 826 
 
 courteous 894 
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 Ja/i<? 663 
 mildewed 
 
 spoiled 659 
 mile 200 
 milestone 550 
 whistle jigs to a - 
 
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 milieu, juste - 
 
 moderation 174 
 
 mid- course 628 
 militant 722 
 military 
 
 warfare 722 
 
 soldiers 726 
 
 - authorities 745 
 
 - power 737 
 
 - time 132 
 
 - train 726 
 militate against7o8 
 militia 726 
 
 milk moderate 174 
 semilifjuid 352 
 Tvhite 430 
 mild 740 
 
 - a he-goat into a 
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 honey plenty 639 
 prosperity 734 
 pleasant 829 
 
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 Utopia 515 
 
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 milliner 225 
 man - 854 
 millinery dress 225 
 
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 display 882 
 man - 855 
 million 98 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 people 372 
 
 populace 876 
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 easy 705 
 millionaire 803 
 mill-pond level 213 
 
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 buffoon 844 
 mimic 19 
 minacity 909 
 minaret 206 
 minauderie 855 
 mince cut up 44 
 
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 food 298 
 
 stammer 583 
 
 affected 855 
 
 extenuate 937 
 
 - the matter 868 
 not - the matter 
 
 affirm 525 
 artless 703 
 
 - the truth 544 
 
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 make - 162 
 mincing 855 
 
 - steps 275 
 mind intellect 450 
 
 attend to 457 
 
 take care 459 
 
 believe 484 
 
 remember 505 
 
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 willing 602 
 
 purpose 620 
 
 warning 668 
 
 <?m?-<9 865 
 
 dislike 867 
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 attention 457 
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 desire 865 
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 ifojwic 454 
 
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 not - 866 
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 Imw 897 
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 - one's book 539 
 
 - one's business 
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 attentive 457 
 
 - at ease 827 
 make one's - easy 
 
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 -'s eye 515 
 
 - what one is 
 
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 intending 620 
 mindful 
 
 attentive 457 
 
 memory 505 
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 inattentive 458 
 
 imbecile 499 
 
MIN 
 
 MIR 
 
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 insensible 823 
 mine saj} 162 
 
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 (//;<'// 260 
 
 anarc 545 
 
 .v^(>r<^ 636 
 
 abundance 639 
 
 damage 659 
 
 attack 716 
 dig a - j:;Z«/i 626 
 
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 attack 716 
 
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 miner 252 
 
 sapper and - 726 
 mineral 358 
 
 - oil 356 
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 Minerva, invita 
 
 unwilling 603 
 
 (tifficnlt 704 
 Minerva press 
 
 fustian 577 
 
 fiction 594 
 mingle 41 
 miniature small i^T) 
 
 jMtrtrait 556 
 
 - painter 559 
 Minie rifle 727 
 minikin 193 
 minim S7fiall 32 
 
 inttsic 413 
 minimum small 32 
 
 infcj-un' 34 
 minion 899 
 minister 
 
 instrumentality 
 631 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 director 694 
 
 ai<Z 707 
 
 </67;w/// 759 
 
 <7?r6' 784 
 
 clergy 996 
 
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 ministerial 
 
 clerical 995 
 ministering spirit 
 
 977 
 ministration 
 
 direction 693 
 
 fl?VZ 707 
 
 rtife 998 
 ministry j 
 
 direction 693 j 
 
 ai</ 707 I 
 
 church 995 I 
 
 clergy 996 
 minnesinger 597 
 minnow 193 
 minor inferior 34 
 
 infant 129 
 -key 413 
 Minorites 996 
 minority yi:^/r 103 
 
 youth 127 
 Minos 694 
 minotaur 83 
 minster 1000 
 minstrel 416 
 minstrelsy 415 
 mint mould 22 
 
 ivorhshojj 69 1 
 
 wealth 803 
 minuend 38 
 minuet music 415 
 
 dance 840 
 minus Zt'SiS 34 
 
 subtracted 38 
 
 absent 187 
 
 deficient 304 
 
 lossjyO 
 
 in debt 806 
 
 non-payment 808 
 minusculae 561 
 minute 
 
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 - of time 108 
 instant 113 
 
 - ■2», ^'ze 193 
 record 551 
 compendium 596 
 (unimjwrtant 
 
 643) 
 to the - 132 
 
 - account 594 
 
 - attention 457 
 minuteness 
 
 c«?'e 459 
 minutiae .w/aZZ 32 
 
 uni mportant 643 
 minx malapert 887 
 
 wanton 962 
 mirabile 
 
 - dictu ^Scc. 870 
 mirabilis, annus - 
 
 872 
 miracle 
 
 exceptional 83 
 prodigy 'i'ji 
 
 - Play'599 
 miraculous 
 
 wonderful 870 
 mirage 443 
 mire 653 
 mirror imitate 19 
 
 rejtecto^' 445 
 
 perfection 650 
 
 r^Z^y 873 
 hold up the - 525 
 hold the - up to 
 
 nature 554 
 magic - 443 
 mirth 836 
 misacceptation 235 
 misadventure 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 icrilb\'<f) 
 
 {failure 732) 
 misadvised 699 
 misanthropy 911 
 misapply 
 
 misinterp7'et 523 
 
 misuse 679 
 
 mismanage 699 
 misapprehend 
 
 mistahe 495 
 
 misinterpret 523 
 misappropriate 679 
 misarrange 61 
 misbecome 925 
 misbegotten 
 
 crooked 243 
 
 vicious 945 
 misbehave 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 ?'icr 945 
 misbehaviour 
 
 disc&urtesy 895 
 
 ^wtZ;t 947 
 misbelief 485 
 misbeliever 487 
 miscalculate 
 
 misjudge 481 
 
 ^'7v 495 
 
 disappoint 509 
 miscall 565 
 miscarry 732 
 miscellany 
 
 mixture 41 
 
 collection 72 
 
 generality 78 
 mischance evil 6ig 
 
 'misfoii:une 735 
 
 (failure 732) 
 mischief 619 
 do - 649 
 make - 649 
 mischief-maker 
 
 evil-doer gi 2 
 
 7^ nave 941 
 miscible 41 
 miscite 544 
 miscompute 
 
 ?nisj udge 4S1 
 
 mistake 495 
 misconceive 
 
 mistake 495 
 
 misinterpret 523 
 misconduct 
 
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 misconstrue 523 
 miscorrect 538 
 miscount 495 
 miscreance 485 
 miscreant 949 
 miscreated 945 
 misdate 115 
 misdeed 947 
 misdemean 945 
 misdemeanant 949 
 misdemeanour 947 
 misdevotion 988 
 misdirect 
 
 mist each 538 
 
 unskilful 699 
 misdo 945 
 misdoing 947 
 misdoubt 485 
 mise en scene 
 
 ap2)earance 448 
 
 drama 599 
 
 display 882 
 misemploy 679 
 miser 819 
 miserabile dictu 
 
 839 
 miserable sinall 32 
 
 contemptible 943 
 
 unhappy 828 
 miserably very 31 
 miserere, sing- 950 
 misericordiam, 
 
 argumentum ad - 
 
 914 
 miseries of human 
 
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 miseris succurrere 
 
 disco 914 
 miserly 819 
 misery 828 
 put out of one's - 
 
 914 
 misestimate 
 
 misjudge 481 
 
 {mistake 495) 
 misfeasance 
 
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 guilt 947 
 misfortune 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 unhappiness 830 
 
 (evil 619) 
 
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 doubt 485 
 
 fear 860 
 misgovern 699 
 misguide errtn' 495 
 
 ■misteacMng 538 
 misguided 699 
 mishap evil 619 
 
 failure 732 
 
 misfoHnne 735 
 
 painful 830 
 Mishna 985 
 misinform 538 
 misinformed 491 
 misinstruct 538 
 misintelligence 
 
 538 
 misinterpretation 
 
 523 
 misjoined 24 
 misjudgment 
 
 sophistry 477 
 
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 {eri'Or 495) 
 mislay derange 61 
 
 Z^>^<; 776 
 mislead error 495 
 
 mist each 538 
 
 deceive 545 
 mislike 867 
 mismanage 699 
 mismatch 
 
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 disagreement 24 
 misname 565 
 misnomer 565 
 misogamist 
 
 celibacy 904 
 
 misanthropy 91 1 
 misogyny 904 
 mispersuasion 538 
 misplace 
 
 derange 61 
 misplaced 
 
 intrusive 24 
 
 unconformable 83 
 
 displaced 185 
 
 (disof'der 59) 
 misprint 495 
 misprision 
 
 concealment 528 
 
 /7?^iZ2J 947 
 - of treason 742 
 misprize 
 
 underrate 483 
 
 disrespect 929 
 mispronounce 583 
 misproportioned 
 
 distortion 243 
 
 t^/y 846 
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 misreckon 
 
 misjudge 481 
 
 mistake 495 
 misrelation 10 
 misrelish 867 
 misreport 67v 495 
 
 /«Z6i/y 544 
 misrepresent 
 
 misinterpret 523 
 
 mistcach 538 
 
 K€ 544 
 misrepresentation 
 555 
 
 untruth 546 
 misrule 
 
 misconduct 699 
 
 laxity 738 
 Lord of - 701 
 miss //«>Z 129 
 
 neglect 460 
 
 ^r;v>7* 495 
 
 unintelligible 519 
 
 /«*^ 732 
 
 ^67; 776 
 
 /r«.«^ 865 
 
 courtesan 962 
 
 - one's aim 732 
 
 - fire 732 
 
 - stays 304 
 
 - one's way 
 unceHain 475 
 unsliilful 699 
 
 missa cantata 998 
 missal 998 
 missay neology 563 
 
 stauimering 583 
 missend 699 
 misshapen 
 
 distoHed 243 
 
 7////// 846 
 missile 727 
 missing 
 
 non-existent 2 
 
 absent 187 
 
 disaypcar 449 
 mission 
 
 business 625 
 
 commission 755 
 missionary 
 
 teacher 540 
 
 clergyman 996 
 missive 592 
 misspell 523 
 misspend 818 
 misstate 
 
 mistake 495 
 
 /«?w/y 544 
 misstatement 
 
 6'rror 495 
 
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 mistake error 495 
 misconstrue 523 
 mismanage 699 
 failure 732 
 never was a 
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 misteaching 538 
 
 mister 373 
 
 misterm 565 
 
 misthink 481 
 
 mistime 135 
 
 mistral 349 
 
 mistranslate 523 
 
 mistress lady 374 
 master 745 
 jmssessoi' 779 
 concubine 962 
 
 mistrust 485 
 
 misty [.src mist] 
 opaque 426 
 
 misunderstand 
 misinterpret 523 
 
 misunderstanding 
 
 ^;77W 495 
 
 discoi'd 713 
 misuse 679 
 mite bit 32 
 
 s«i«^ZZ 193 
 
 money 800 
 Mithridate 662 
 mitigate abate 174 
 
 improve 658 
 
 relieve 834 
 
 (calm 826) 
 mitigation 
 
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 extenuiitio7i 937 
 mitraille 727 
 mitrailleur 727 
 mitre junctioji 43 
 
 «??/7Z<? 244 
 
 crown 999 
 mitten 225 
 mittimus 741 
 mix 41 
 
 - oneself up with 
 meddle 682 
 cooperate 709 
 
 mixen 653 
 mixture 41 
 
 MOD 
 
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 mizzle 348 
 mnemonics 505 
 Mnemosyne 505 
 moan cry 411 
 
 lament 839 
 moat enclosure 232 
 
 fZite/i 259 
 
 caw«/ 350 
 
 defence 717 
 mob crowd 72 
 
 vulgar 876 
 
 /iw^^fc 929 
 
 S£?o/^ 932 
 king - 876 
 
 - cap 225 
 
 - law 
 authointy 737 
 illegality 964 
 
 mobile 
 
 inconstant 149 
 
 movable 264 
 
 sensitive 822 
 mobility, the - 876 
 mobilize 264 
 
 - troops 722 
 mobocracy 737 
 mocassin 225 
 mock 
 
 imitate 17, 19 
 repeat 104 
 erroneous 495 
 deceptive 545 
 chucJilo 838 
 ridicule 856 
 desrespect 929 
 
 - danger 861 
 
 - modesty 855 
 mockery 
 
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 unsxibstantial 4 
 solemn - 882 
 
 - delusion and 
 snare 
 
 sophistry 477 
 
 deception 545 
 mocking-bird 19 
 modal 6, 7, 8 
 mode ste;f6' 7 
 
 music 413 
 
 A«7n^ 613 
 
 metliod 627 
 
 fashion 852 
 
 - of expression 569 
 mode, a la - 852 
 model w^yy 21 
 
 prototype 22 
 rwZe 80 
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MOD 
 
 7'CpTesentation 
 
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 sciilj)tn7'c 557 
 j)er/cctw>i 650 
 f/ood man 948 
 new - 658 
 
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 - condition 80 
 modeller 559 
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 mil all 32 
 allay 174 
 slow 275 
 stt/ficient 639 
 eheaj) 815 
 temperate 953 
 
 - circumstances 
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 ■imperfect 651 
 moderation 
 
 [wv moderate] 
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 inexcHahility 826 
 moderato /;/w^(? 415 
 moderator 174 
 
 ^fw/y; 423 
 
 director 694 
 
 mediator 724 
 modern 123 
 modest s/zm// 32 
 modesty 
 
 humility 881 
 
 piwity 960 
 mock - 855 
 modicum Z?Yz^/<^ 32 
 
 allotment 786 
 modification 
 
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 vai-iativn 20a, 
 
 change 140 
 
 qualification 469 
 modish. 852 
 modulation 
 
 change 140 
 
 ?//?/,'f7V' 413 
 module 22 
 modulus 84 
 modus : - operandi 
 
 method 627 
 
 conduct 692 
 
 - in rebus 174 
 mogul 745 
 Mohammedan 984 
 Mohawk 
 
 swaggerer 887 
 c?'z^ doer 913 
 moider 
 
 inattcntioi 458 
 uncertain 475 
 
 MON 
 
 moiety 91 
 moil rtt'^M'6; 682 
 
 exertion 686 
 moisture 7rt'f 337 
 
 ///^//r/V7 339 
 mokes 219 
 molasses 396 
 mole mound 206 
 
 ])rominence 250 
 
 refuge 666 
 
 defence 'Ji'j 
 
 spot 848 
 molecular 32 
 molecule 193 
 molehill little 193 
 
 Zf;?i' 207 
 
 trifiing 643 
 molest trouble 830 
 molestation 
 
 damage 649 
 
 malerolence 907 
 mollah y«</(7i' 967 
 
 pried 996 
 mollia tempora 134 
 
 - fandi 588 
 mollify rtZZ«y 174 
 
 soften 324 
 {mental calm 
 826) 
 raollusk 366 
 mollycoddle 158 
 Moloch 
 
 .^laughter 361 
 demon 980 
 heathen deity 986 
 molten 
 
 liquefied 384 
 (//^-aJ^^YZ 335) 
 moment 
 
 - ^i/" #iw^' 113 
 impoHance 642 
 for the - 1 1 1 
 lose not a - 684 
 not have a - 682 
 on the spur of 
 the - 612 
 momentum 276 
 Momus 838 
 monachism 995 
 j monad 193 
 I monarch 745 
 ; monarchy 737 
 j monastery 1000 
 j monastic 995 
 monetary 800 
 
 - aritlmietic 81 1 
 money 800 
 
 wealth 803 
 bad - 800 
 I command of - 803 
 
 MON 
 
 for one's - 609 
 made of - 803 
 make - 775 
 raise - 788 
 save - 817 
 throw awa}' 
 one's - 818 
 
 - burning one's 
 pocket 818 
 
 - coming in 810 
 
 - down 807 
 
 - going out 809 
 
 - market 800 
 
 - matters 811 
 
 - paid 809 
 -'s worth 
 
 useful 644 
 
 pmce 812 
 
 cheap 815 
 money-bag 802 
 money-hroker 797 
 money-changer 
 
 merchant 797 
 
 treamrer 801 
 moneyed 803 
 money er 797 
 money-grubbing 
 
 775 
 
 moneyless 804 
 
 monger 797 
 
 mongrel 
 mixture 41 
 anomalous 83 
 dog 366 
 haisc 949 
 
 moniliform 249 
 
 monition 
 
 information 527 
 warning 668 
 {advice 695) 
 
 monitor orach 5 1 3 
 pupil-teacher 540 
 director 694 
 adviser 695 
 war-shi}^ 726 
 inward - 926 
 
 monitory 
 predictio7i 511 
 dissuasion 616 
 warning 668 
 
 monk 996 
 
 monkey 
 
 imitative 19 
 catapult 276 
 ridiculmis 857 
 play the - 499 
 
 - trick 
 absurdity 497 
 spo)'t 840 
 
 - up 900 
 
 MON 
 
 monkhood 995 
 monkish Latin 563 
 monochord 417 
 monochrome 
 
 no colour 429 
 painting 556 
 monoculous 443 
 monodrame 599 
 monody poem 597 
 
 lament 839 
 monogamist 904 
 monogamy 903 
 monogram 
 
 cipher 533 
 
 diagram 554 
 
 letter 561 
 monograph 
 
 w?-iting 590 
 
 description 594 
 monolith 551 
 monolithic 983a 
 monologue 
 
 soliloquy 589 
 
 drama 599 
 monomachy 720 
 monomania 
 
 insanity 503 
 
 obstinacy 606 
 monomaniac 504 
 monopolist 943 
 monopoly 
 
 restraint 751 
 
 jwssession 777 
 monostich 572 
 monosyllable 561 
 monotheism 983 
 monotonous 
 
 uniform 16 
 
 eqiial 27 
 
 repetition 104 
 
 2)ermanent 141 
 
 - style S75 
 
 weary 841 
 
 dull 843 
 monsoon 349 
 monster 
 
 exception 83 
 
 large 192 
 
 ugly 846 
 
 prodigy 872 
 
 evil doer 913 
 
 ruffian 949 
 monstrosity 
 
 \_see monster] 
 
 distortion 243 
 monstrous 
 
 excessive 31 
 
 exceptional 83 
 
 /iwye 192 
 
 ugly 846 
 
MON 
 
 MOR 
 
 MOR 
 
 MOS 
 
 vnlgar 851 
 ridiculous 853 
 wonderful 870 
 
 mont de piete 787 
 
 montagne Basse 
 dope 217 
 aport 840 
 
 Jttontgolfier 273 
 
 month 108 
 
 monthly 138 
 
 - nurse 662 
 monticle 206 
 monument tall 206 
 
 tomh 363 
 
 record 551 
 monumentum sere 
 
 perennius 733 
 moo 412 
 mood nature 5 
 
 state 7 
 
 change 140 
 
 tendency 176 
 
 willingness 602 
 
 temper 820 
 moods and tenses 
 
 difference 15 
 
 vaHation 20a 
 moodj furious 825 
 
 sad 837 
 
 sullen go I a 
 moodish 
 
 rude 895 
 
 irascible 901 
 moon changes 149 
 
 ww^</ 318 
 bay the - 645 
 jump over the - 
 
 309 
 man in the - 515 
 
 - of green cheese 
 credulity 486 
 
 moonbeam 
 
 light 420 
 
 di7n 422 
 mooncalf 501 
 moon-eyed 443 
 mconshee 
 
 learned man 493 
 
 teacher 540 
 moonshine 
 
 V nsubstatitial 4 
 
 dim 422 
 
 absurdity 497 
 
 nmneaning 517 
 
 untrue 546 
 
 excuse 617 
 moonstruck 
 
 insane 503 
 
 irondcr 870 
 moor fasten 43 
 520 
 
 515 
 
 Oj!;^7i 5/;««^ 180 
 
 locate 184 
 
 highland 206 
 
 plain 344 
 Moore, Old - 513 
 moored //-w 150 
 moorings 
 
 connection 45 
 
 location 184 
 moorish 
 
 marshy 345 
 moorland 180, 206 
 moot inquire 461 
 
 argue 476 
 
 - point ffly;j> 454 
 question 461 
 
 mooted 
 
 sup2)osed 514 
 mop 652 
 mope 837 
 mope-eyed 443 
 moppet 899 
 mopsy 962 
 mopus dreamer 
 
 drone 683 
 
 money 800 
 
 «tt<^ 837 
 mora nee requies, 
 
 nee - 682 
 moToX judgment 480 
 
 ma.xnm. 496 
 
 ?'7/7^^ 922 
 
 <^w% 926 
 
 virtuous 944 
 point a - 537 
 
 - certainty 474 
 
 - courag-e 604 
 
 - education 537 
 
 - obligation 926 
 
 - support 707 
 
 - tuition 537 
 
 - turpitude 940 
 Moral Philosophy 
 
 mind 450 
 
 ^wf^ 926 
 moralize 476 
 morals duty 926 
 
 virtue 944 
 morass 345 
 morbid 655 
 morbific 657 
 mordacity 907 
 mordant keen 171 
 
 pungent 392 
 
 colour 428 
 more superior 33 
 
 added 37 
 
 - than enough 
 641 
 
 - than flesh and 
 
 blood can bear 
 830 
 
 - last words 65 
 
 - or less 
 quantity 25 
 small 32 
 inexact 495 
 
 - than a match 
 for superior 2,Z 
 
 strong 159 
 
 - than meets the 
 eye 526 
 
 - than one 100 
 more : 
 
 - ma jorum 82 
 
 - solito 
 conformable 82 
 habitual 613 
 
 - suo 613 
 moreover 37 
 mores, - 932 
 Morgana, Fata - 
 
 423 
 morganatic 
 
 marriage 903 
 morgue 363 
 
 - litteraire 569 
 mori, memento - 
 
 363 
 moribund 
 
 dying 360 
 
 sick 655 
 morient 360 
 morion 7 1 7 
 morisco 840 
 mormo 860 
 Mormon 984 
 Mormonism 
 
 polygamy 903 
 
 heterodoxy 984 
 morning 126 
 
 - dress 225 
 
 - noon and night 
 diuturnal no 
 
 fi'equent 136 
 
 - star 977 
 morose rude 895 
 
 snlhy goia 
 Morpheus 683 
 morphew 653 
 Morphology 
 
 form 240 
 
 zoology 368 
 morra 840 
 morris, 
 
 nine men's - 840 
 morris-dance 840 
 morrow 121 
 morsel small 32 
 
 portion 51 
 
 food 298 
 mors auz dents, 
 
 prendre le - 719 
 mort, guerre a - 
 
 722 
 mortal 
 
 transient in 
 fatal 361 
 man 372 
 wearisome 841 
 
 - antipatliy 867 
 
 - blow 619 
 
 - coil 362 
 
 - funk 860 
 
 - remains 362 
 
 - sin 947 
 mortality 
 
 evanescence 1 1 1 
 
 death 360 
 
 manMnd 372 
 bills of - 360 
 mortar cement 4$ 
 
 jmlverizcr 330 
 
 cannon 'ji'j 
 mortem, post - 360, 
 
 363 
 
 mortgage 
 security 771 
 lend ySy 
 sale 796 
 credit 805 
 
 mortgagee 
 possessor 779 
 creditor 805 
 
 mortgagor 
 possessor 779 
 debtor 806 
 
 mortiferous 
 fatal 361 
 (^unhealthy 65 7 J) 
 
 mortification 
 disease 655 
 jmin 828 
 vexation 830 
 discontent 832 
 humiliation 879 
 asceticism 955 
 
 mortise unite 43 
 intersect 219 
 interjacence 22S 
 
 mortmain 748 
 in - 781 
 
 mortuary 
 death 360 
 intermtnt 363 
 
 mosaic mixtuj'e 41 
 multiform, 81 
 variegation 440 
 painting 556 
 
 Moslem 984 
 
MOS 
 
 MOU 
 
 MOU 
 
 MR 
 
 mosque looo 
 mo88 tuft 256 
 
 marsh 345 
 
 vegetation 367 
 moss-grown 659 
 moss-trooper 
 
 fghter 726 
 
 tliief 792 
 most 31 
 at- 32 
 make the - of 
 
 over-estimate 482 
 
 exaggerate 549 
 
 improve 658 
 
 use 677 
 
 skill 698 
 the - 33 
 
 - often 136 
 for the - part 
 
 generally 78 
 hahxt 613 
 make the - of one's 
 time 682 
 mot 496 
 
 - d'enigme 522 
 
 - du guet 550 
 
 - a mot 19 
 
 - dordre 741 
 
 - de passe 550 
 
 - pour rire 842 
 mote small 32 
 
 light 320 
 
 - in the eye 
 dim-sighted 443 
 misjudgin/j 481 
 
 motet 990 
 
 moth bane 663 
 
 mcth-eaten 
 unclean 653 
 deteriorated 659 
 
 mother j?;rt7*6'«t 166 
 mould 653 
 -of-pearl 440 
 
 - tongue 560 
 
 - wit 498 
 motherly lave 897 
 
 kind 906 
 motion 
 
 change of place 
 
 264 
 topic 454 
 ])lan 626 
 proposal 763 
 request 765 
 make a - 763 
 put in - 284 
 put oneself in - 
 
 680 
 set in - 677 
 
 - downwards 306 
 
 - from 
 recession 287 
 repulsio}i 289 
 
 - into ingress 294 
 reception 296 
 
 - out of 295 
 
 - through 302 
 
 - towards 
 approach 286 
 attraction 288 
 
 - upwards 305 
 motionless 265 
 motive 615 
 
 absence of - 615a 
 
 - power 264 
 motley 
 
 multiform 81 
 
 variegated 440 
 wearer of the - 
 844 
 motory 264 
 mottled 440 
 motto maxim 496 
 
 device 550 
 
 phrase 566 
 motu : ex mero - 
 
 suo - 600 
 mouchard 527 
 mould condition 7 
 
 matrix 22 
 
 convert 144 
 
 form 240 
 
 structure 329 
 
 eai'th 342 
 
 vegetation 367 
 
 model 554 
 
 carve 557 
 
 decay 653 
 
 ^Mr/i ;f<> account 
 
 moulded 82c 
 
 - on 19 
 moulder decay 653 
 
 deteriorate 659 
 moulding 847 
 mouldy 653, 659 
 
 (/<'7^?W40i) 
 moulin : 
 se battre contre 
 des -s 645 
 
 - a paroles 584 
 moult 226 
 mound large 192 
 
 hill 206 
 defence 717 
 mount hill 206 
 ascend 305 
 raise 307 
 display 882 
 
 - guard 6*rtr(? 459 
 safety 664 
 
 - up to money 8cx) 
 
 7>77<r 8l2 
 
 mountain ?ar^f 192 
 hill 206 
 weight 319 
 
 - in labour 
 ^fff^fe 638 
 
 make -s of mole- 
 hills 482 
 
 - brought forth 
 I mouse 
 
 i disappoint 509 
 i mountaineer 268 
 j mountainous 206 
 ! mountebank 
 j quack 548 
 drama 599 
 j buffoon 844 
 I mounted rifles 726 
 j mourn grieve 828 
 I lament 839 
 mournful 
 afflicting 830 
 sad^T,"] 
 lamentable 839 
 mourning dress 225 
 in - black 431 
 lamoit 839 
 mouse little 193 
 search 461 
 mountain brought 
 
 forth - 509 
 not a - stirring 
 265 
 mouse-coloured 432 
 mousehole 260 
 mousetrap 545 
 mousseux 353 
 moustache 256 
 mouth entrance 66 
 receptacle 191 
 binnk 231 
 opoting 260 
 eat 298 
 estuary 343 
 enunciate 580 
 drawl 583 
 deep -ed 
 resonant 408 
 Ja7'7^ 412 
 down in the - 879 
 make -s 929 
 open one's - 582 
 stop one's - 581 
 word of - 582 
 
 - honour 
 falsehood 544 
 show 882 
 
 JiaUery 933 
 
 pass from - to 
 
 mouth 531 
 
 - watering 865 
 mouthful 
 
 quantity 2$ 
 
 small 32 
 
 food 298 
 mouthpiece 
 
 speaker 534 
 
 infoi'mation 527 
 
 speech 582 
 mouthy .<jf?/Z6' 577 
 moutonne 250 
 moutons, revenons 
 
 a nos - 660 
 movable motion 264 
 
 transference 270 
 movables 780 
 move begin 66 
 
 motion 264 
 
 propose 514 
 
 induce 615 
 
 undertake 676 
 
 ^i-^ 680 
 
 ^>#tf;- 763 
 
 <?a'<?i?'f 824 
 good - 626 
 on the - 293 
 
 - forward 282 
 
 - from 287 
 
 - in a groove 82 
 
 - heaven and 
 earth 686 
 
 - off 293 
 
 - on progi'css 282 
 activity 682 
 
 - out of 295 
 
 - quickly 274 
 
 - slowly 275 
 
 - to 894 
 moveless 265 
 movement 
 
 Dtotion 264 
 
 music ^^1$ 
 
 action 680 
 
 activity 682 
 moved with 821 
 mover 164 
 moving, keep - 682 
 mow shoHen 201 
 
 smooth 255 
 
 agriculture 371 
 
 stm'e 636 
 
 - down 
 
 d octroy 162 
 moxa 384 
 M.P. 696 
 Mr. man 373 
 
 gentleman S^J 
 521 
 
MRS 
 
 MUL 
 
 MUN 
 
 MUS 
 
 Mrs. 374 
 M.S. 590 
 much 31 
 make - of 
 impaHant 642 
 friends 888 
 love 897 
 
 endearment 902 
 approval 93 1 
 not say - for 932 
 think - of 
 respect 928 
 approbation 931 
 
 - ado exei'tion 686 
 difficulty 704 
 
 - ado about no- 
 thing 
 
 over-estimate 482 
 exaggerate 549 
 'unimpo7'tant 643 
 tinskilful 699 
 
 - cry and little 
 wool 884 
 
 - the same 
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 similarity 17 
 equality 27 
 
 - speaking 584 
 mucid 
 
 se I) illiquid 352 
 
 unclean 653 
 mucilage 352 
 muck 653 
 run a - 7«Z/ 361 
 
 attack yiS 
 
 excitement 825 
 muckle 31 
 muckworm 
 
 miser 819 
 
 Ion' -horn 876 
 mucor 653 
 mucosity 352 
 mucronate 253 
 muculent 352 
 mud marsh 345 
 
 semiliquid 352 
 
 dirt 653 
 clear as - 519 
 stick in the - 704 
 muddle disorder 59 
 
 derange 61 
 
 inattention 458 
 
 absurd 497 
 
 - one's brains 475 
 muddled 959 
 muddle-headed 499 
 muddy 7noist 339 
 
 <;?«■?« 422 
 opaque 426 
 colour 429 
 522 
 
 stupid 499 
 
 loqiiacity 584 
 
 mundivagant 266 
 
 mudlark c^w-^y 653 
 
 multinomial 102 
 
 munerary 973 
 
 commonalty 876 
 
 multiparous 168 
 
 munerate 973 
 
 muezzin 996 
 
 multipartite 44 
 
 municipal 965 
 
 mnfE incapable 158 
 
 multiple 
 
 munificent 816 
 
 ^//VAS' 225 
 
 product 84 
 
 muniment 
 
 bungler 701 
 
 numerous 102 
 
 record 551 
 
 muffle /t-ra^; 225 
 
 multiplicand 84 
 
 defence 717 
 
 .-fi/e/i^ 403 
 
 multiplication 
 
 secuinty 771 
 
 conceal 528 
 
 arithmetic 85 
 
 munition 
 
 vaiccless 581 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 materials 635 
 
 stammer 583 
 
 reproduction 163 
 
 defence 717 
 
 muffled /awij^ 405 
 
 i*?*^ duotiveness 
 
 mural 717 
 
 /aj^tf/i^ 526 
 
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 murder 361 
 
 - drums 
 
 multiplicator 84 
 
 - the King's Eng- 
 
 funeral 363 
 
 multiplicity 102 
 
 lish 
 
 non-resonance 
 
 multiplier 84 
 
 solecism 568 
 
 408a 
 
 multipotent 157 
 
 stammering 583 
 
 muffler f^yr*-;? 225 
 
 multisonous 404 
 
 the - is out 529 
 
 mufti undress 225 
 
 multitude 
 
 murderer 361 
 
 jk</^<? 967 
 
 number 102 
 
 muricated 253 
 
 p.'iest 996 
 
 {assemblage 72) 
 
 murky dark 421 
 
 mug (•?(/> 191 
 
 the - 876 
 
 oj)aque 426 
 
 >^6^ 234 
 
 niultum in parvo 
 
 J/ttcA'. 431 
 
 pottery 384 
 
 596 
 
 gloomy 837 
 
 mug-house 189 
 
 multure 330 
 
 murmur j^w^-Z 348 
 
 muggy '/;//>is^ 339 
 
 mum mute 581 
 
 sound 405 
 
 ^/i/M 422 
 
 taciturn 585 
 
 CO mp) lain 839 
 
 opaque 426 
 
 mumble c/i^/y 298 
 
 murrain 655 
 
 mugient 412 
 
 w««e;- 583 
 
 Murray ;tr«rt'Z 266 
 
 mulatto 
 
 Mumbo Jumbo 
 
 Lindley - 542 
 
 mixture 41 
 
 god 979 
 
 murrey 434 
 
 exception Z'^ 
 
 s/?eZZ 993 
 
 murrion 717 
 
 mulct «^6^«Z 791 
 
 mummer 599 
 
 mus, nascitur ridi- 
 
 >*Me 974 
 
 mummery 
 
 culus - 
 
 mule mongrel 83 
 
 absurdity 497 
 
 disappoi?it 509 
 
 &ms^ ^/ burden 
 
 imposture 545 
 
 unimportant 643 
 
 2yi 
 
 masquerade 840 
 
 muscadine 4CX) 
 
 obstinate 606 
 
 yarade 882 
 
 muscle 159 
 
 muleteer 694 
 
 (I'idicule 856) 
 
 muscular 159 
 
 muliebrity 374 
 
 mummify 363 
 
 muse 451 
 
 mull 
 
 mummy ^/?-?/ 340 
 
 [and see musing] 
 
 prominence 250 
 
 corpse 362 
 
 HvLse 2yoetry 597 
 
 sweeten 396 
 
 beat to a - 972 
 
 historic - 594 
 
 mullion 215 
 
 mump wAWJ^er 583 
 
 unlettered - 579 
 
 multifarious 
 
 % 765 
 
 Muses, the - 416 
 
 irrelei^ant 10 
 
 mumper 
 
 museum 
 
 divei'se i6a 
 
 beggar 767 
 
 collection 72 
 
 multiform 81 
 
 pauper 804 
 
 store 636 
 
 multifid 
 
 mumpish .<?ai 837 
 
 mushroom ne7V 123 
 
 divided 51 
 
 mumps 
 
 fungus 367 
 
 multifold 81 
 
 dejection 837 
 
 upstart 734 
 
 multiformity 81 
 
 sullenness goia 
 
 low-born 876 
 
 multigenerous 81 
 
 munch 298 
 
 spring up like -s 
 
 multilateral 
 
 Munchausen 549 
 
 163 
 
 .s^'^^c^s 236 
 
 mundane 
 
 music 415 
 
 aiigles 244 
 
 world 318 
 
 set to - 416 
 
 multilocular 191 
 
 .wZ/?,<fA 943 
 
 - of the spheres 
 
 multiloquence 
 
 irreligious 989 
 
 order 58 
 
 speech 582 
 
 mundation 652 
 
 unive7'se 318 
 
MUS 
 
 MYS 
 
 NAK 
 
 NAR 
 
 musical 413, 415, 
 416 
 
 - ear 
 musiciafi 416 
 heannff 418 
 
 - instruments 417 
 
 - note 413 
 
 - voice 580 
 music-hall 
 
 j)lai/^u)use 599 
 amusevioit 840 
 
 musician 416 
 
 musing 
 thought 45 1 
 
 - on other things 
 
 458 
 musk 400 
 musket 727 
 
 shoulder a - 722 
 musketeer 726 
 musketry 727 
 muslin 
 
 semi-traiisparent 
 427 
 musnud 
 supjwrt 21$ 
 coimcil 696 
 sceptre 747 
 Mussulman 984 
 must necessity 601 
 mucor 653 
 comjmlsion 744 
 it - follow 478 
 I - say 535 
 mustard 
 pungent 392 
 condiment 393 
 after meat - 135 
 mustard-seed 193 
 muster collect 72 
 7iwneration 85 
 pass - 639 
 not pass - 651 
 
 - courage 861 
 muster-roll list 86 
 
 (j'ceord 551) 
 
 musty smelling 401 
 foul 653 
 
 mutable 
 
 ckangeahle 149 
 (irresolute 605) 
 
 mutation 140 
 
 mutatis mutandis 
 correlation 12 
 cluing e 140 
 interchange 148 
 
 mutato nomine de 
 te &c. 
 parable 521 
 retaliation 718 
 
 mnte funeral 363 
 silent 403 
 soj'dine 417 
 Zd^er 561 
 speechless 581 
 taciturn 585 
 drainatis persona 
 
 599 
 deaf - 419 
 render - 581 • 
 mutilate 
 
 retrench 38 
 
 deform 241 
 
 injure 659 
 mutilated 
 
 incomplete 53 
 mutilation 
 
 <?wZ 619 
 mutineer 742 
 mutiny 
 
 disobedience 742 
 
 (resistance 719) 
 mutter 
 
 /ai/i^ sow/«<Z 405 
 
 imperfect speech 
 
 583 
 
 grumble 839 
 
 threaten 909 
 mutual 
 
 correlative 12 
 
 intercliange 148 
 muzzle 
 
 jwn'crless 158 
 
 c<^<76! 231 
 
 opening 260 
 
 silence 403 
 
 render speechless 
 
 581 
 restrain 751 
 
 //^^ 752 
 
 muzzle-loader 727 
 
 muzzy 
 
 confused 458 
 ^/^ liquor 959 
 
 my : all - eye 546 
 - stars ! 870 
 
 Mycology 369 
 
 mynheer 877 
 
 Myology 329 
 
 Myomancy 5 1 1 
 
 myopia 443 
 
 myriad 
 
 J^^^/i thousand 98 
 multitude 102 
 
 myrmidon 726 
 
 myrrh 400 
 
 myrtle 897 
 
 myself 7 79 
 immateriality 
 317 
 
 mysterious 
 
 invisible 447 
 
 obscure 519 
 
 concealed 528 
 mystery 
 
 [5t^«? mysterious] 
 
 latency 526 
 
 secret 533 
 
 ^^% 599 
 
 cy'fl'/it 625 
 mystic 
 
 uncertain 475 
 
 obscure 519 
 
 concealed 528 
 
 sm^cery 992 
 
 xci-^%X\iY falsify /i^l 
 
 hide 528 
 
 misteach 538 
 
 deceive 545 
 myth/«/z6'y 515 
 
 untruth 546 
 Mythology 
 
 godsg-jg 
 
 heathen 984 
 
 N 
 
 nab deceive 545 
 
 mj:e 789 
 Nabob master 745 
 
 wealthy 803 
 nacreous 440 
 nadir 211 
 nag A<>;'«t^ 271 
 
 quarrel 713 
 nager entre deux 
 
 eaux 607 
 Naiad ^6r<JM 341 
 
 mythology 979 
 nail/«s^(3M 43 
 
 fastening 45 
 
 measure of length 
 200 
 
 J!?^^ 214 
 /tfl^*^ 323 
 
 rctai)i 781 
 on the - 
 present 118 
 ji?«y 807 
 
 hit the right - on 
 the head 
 discover 480a 
 sHZZ 698 
 naivete 703 
 naked denuded 226 
 manifest 525 
 
 - eye 441 
 
 - fact 151 
 
 - sword 727 
 
 - truth 494 
 
 namby-pamby 
 
 tricing 643 
 
 affected 855 
 name 
 
 indication 550 
 
 appellation 564 
 
 appoint 755 
 
 celebnty 873 
 assume a - 565" 
 call -s 
 
 disrespect 929 
 
 disapprobatio 11 
 932 
 fair - 873 
 good - 873 
 in the - of «t<;? 707 
 
 autlwrity 737 
 
 <^%6' 924 
 nameless 
 
 anonymous 565 
 
 obscure 874 
 namely special 79 
 
 interpretation 
 522 
 namesake 564 
 Nana Sahib 949 
 Nanny-goat 374 
 nap <^wy/i 256 
 
 texture 329 
 
 .sfc<?/; 683 
 nape Jac/^ 235 
 Napier's bones 85 
 napkin 652 
 buried in a - 460 
 lay up in a - 678 
 napless 226 
 Napoleon <7«r<?« 840 
 napping 
 
 inattentive 458 
 
 inexpectant 508 
 
 <^mZZ 843 
 nappy /?v?^Ay 353 
 
 ^'i>sy 959 
 Narcissus 845 
 narcotic 
 
 unhealthy 657 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 (Ja*^ 649) 
 narration 594 
 narrow 
 
 contract 195 
 
 ;t/<i;i 203 
 
 - end of the wedge 
 66 
 
 - escape 671 
 
 - house 363 
 
 - means 804 
 
 - search 461 
 narrow-minded 
 
 bigoted 481 
 
NAR 
 
 NAV 
 
 NEB 
 
 NEE 
 
 selfish 943 
 narrowness 203 
 nasal accent 583 
 nascent 66 
 nascitur: - ridi- 
 
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 - a sociis 82 
 naso, omnia sus- 
 
 pendens - 868 
 nasty 
 
 unsavmiry 395 
 
 foul 653 
 
 offensive 830 
 cheap and - 815 
 nata, pro re - 770 
 natal bi7'th 66 
 
 indigenous 188 
 natation 267 
 nathless 30 
 nation 372 
 national 372 
 
 - guard 726 
 nationality 
 
 nation 372 
 
 patriotism 910 
 nations, law of 963 
 native 
 
 inliahitant 188 
 
 artless 703 
 
 - accent 580 
 -land 
 
 - soil 189 
 
 - tongue 560 
 nativity birth 66 
 
 cast a - 
 
 predict 511 
 
 sorcery 992 
 natty 845 
 natura il fece e poi 
 
 roppe la stampa 
 
 87 
 naturae, vis medi- 
 
 catrix - 662 
 natural intHnsic 5 
 
 musical note 413 
 
 ti'ue 494 
 
 fool 501 
 
 - style 578 
 
 spontaneous 621 
 
 not prepared 674 
 
 artless 703 
 
 - course of things 
 613 
 
 - death death 360 
 completion 729 
 
 - meaning 516 
 
 - order of things 
 82 
 
 - state 80 
 
 - turn 820 
 
 524 
 
 Natural - History 
 
 357 
 
 - Philosophy 316 
 
 - Theology 983 
 naturalist 357 
 naturalization 
 
 conformity 82 
 conversion 144 
 location 184 
 
 naturalize 
 habit 613 
 
 naturalized 
 inhabitant 188 
 
 naturally 154 
 
 nature essence 5 
 7'ule 80 
 tendency 176 
 world 318 
 reality 494 
 artless ness 703 
 affections 820 
 animated - 357 
 organized - 357 
 second - 613 
 state of - 
 naked 226 
 raw 674 
 in -'s garb 226 
 
 naught nothing 4 
 zero 101 
 bring to - 732 
 set at - 
 niahe light of 483 
 opposition 708 
 disobey 742 
 not observe 773 
 disrespect 929 
 contempt 930 
 
 naughty 945 
 
 naumachia 720 
 
 nausea 
 
 weariness 841 
 disgust 867 
 
 nauseate 
 
 nnsavoui'y 395 
 give pain 830 
 
 nauseous 
 
 unsavoury 395 
 unpleasant 830 
 disgusting 867 
 
 nautical 267 
 
 naval 267 
 
 - authorities 745 
 
 - engagement 720 
 
 - forces 726 
 nave middle 68 
 
 centre 222 
 church 1000 
 navel middle 68 
 centre 222 
 
 navigation 267 
 navigator 269 
 n&vvj jnvneer 673 
 
 labourer 690 
 navy .<*//yys 273 
 
 fighters 726 
 nay 536 
 
 - rather 14 
 Nazarene 989 
 ne plus ultra 
 
 supre7ne 33 
 
 complete 52 
 
 distatice 196 
 
 summit 210 
 
 Z/w?Y 233 
 
 jwrfection 650 
 
 comjdction 729 
 neaf 781 
 neap 
 
 /7/>i7?/7 6?t;?r/i 195 
 
 Z<^>w 207 
 near ZZ/iie 17 
 
 - r/^ space 197 
 
 - i/i ^Mwe 121 
 soon 132 
 impending 152 
 approach 286 
 stingy 819 
 
 bring - 17 
 draw - 197 
 come - 286 
 
 - one's end 360 
 
 - at hand 132 
 
 - tlie mark 32 
 
 - run 32 
 
 - side 239 
 
 - sight 443 
 
 - the truth 480a 
 
 - upon 32 
 
 sail - the wind 
 skilful 698 
 rash 863 
 nearly 32 
 
 - all 50 
 nearness 197 
 neat simple 42 
 
 07'der 58 
 
 in writing 572, 
 576, 578 
 
 clean 652 
 
 spruce 845 
 -'s foot oil 356 
 neat-handed 698 
 neatherd 370 
 neb 250 
 nebula stars 318 
 
 mist 353 
 nebular dim 422 
 nebulous misty 353 
 
 obscure 519 
 
 necessarian 6o( 
 necessaries 630 
 necessarily 
 
 cause and effect 
 
 154 
 necessitate 630 
 necessity /af<? 601 
 requirement 630 
 compulsion 744 
 indigence 804 
 make a virtue 
 
 of - 698 
 neck 
 
 contraction 195 
 narrow 203 
 break one's - 360 
 
 - and crop 
 completely 52 
 turn out - 297 
 
 - of land 342 
 
 - and neck 27 
 
 - or nothing 
 resolute 604 
 rash 863 
 
 neckcloth 225 
 
 necklace 
 circle 247 
 ornament 847 
 
 necks 980 
 
 necrology 
 obituary 360 
 biography 594 
 
 necromancer 994 
 
 necromancy 992 
 
 necropsy 363 
 
 necroscopic 363 
 
 nectar 
 
 savoury 394 
 sweet 396 
 
 need necessity 601 
 requirement 630 
 insufficiency 640 
 indigence 804 
 desire 865 
 friend in - 7 1 1 
 in one's utmost • 
 
 735 
 needful 
 
 necessary 601 
 requisite 630 
 money 800 
 do the - pay 807 
 needle sharp 253 
 perforator 262 
 compass 693 
 as the - to the 
 
 pole 
 veracity 543 
 observance 772 
 honour 939 
 
NEE 
 
 needle-gun 727 
 needle-shaped 253 
 needless 641 
 needle-witted 498 
 needlewoman 690 
 ne'er-do-well 949 
 nefarious 945 
 negation 538 
 negative 
 
 inexisting 2 
 
 contrarij 14 
 
 })rotoi\ipe 22 
 
 quantity 84 
 
 confute 479 
 
 deny 536 
 
 photiujraph 558 
 
 refuse 764 
 prove a - 468 
 neglect 460 
 
 disuse 678 
 
 leave undone 730 
 
 omit 773 
 
 evade 927 
 
 disrespect 929 
 
 - of time 115 
 neglige 225 
 negligence 460 
 negotiate 
 
 mediate 724 
 
 bargain 769 
 
 transfer 783 
 
 traffic 794 
 negotiator 
 
 go-hetn'cen 724 
 
 fl^c/rf 758 
 negro ^Ztft'Z; 431 
 
 slave 746 
 negus 298 
 neif 781 
 neigh cry 412 
 
 ^xja."?^ 884 
 neighbour 
 
 near 197 
 
 friend 890 
 neighbourhood 197 
 neighbourly 
 
 «i<Z 707 
 friendly 888 
 
 social 892 
 
 courteous 894 
 neither 610 
 
 - here nor there 
 irrelevant 10 
 absent 187 
 
 - more nor less 
 <^(7waZ 27 
 3^/'wc 494 
 
 - one thing: nor 
 
 another 83 
 nem. con. 488 
 
 NET 
 
 Nemesis 
 
 vengeance 919 
 
 justice 922 
 
 2)unishtncnt 972 
 nemine 
 
 contradicente 
 
 488 
 nemo me impune 
 
 lacessit 715 
 nenia 839 
 neogamist 903 
 neology 563 
 neophyte 541 
 neoteric 123 
 Nepenthe 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 cheer 836 
 Nephelognosy 353 
 nephew 11 
 nepotism 
 
 nephew 11 
 
 wrong 923 
 
 dishonest 940 
 
 selfish 943 
 Neptune 341 
 Nereid ocean 341 
 
 mythology 979 
 nerve 
 
 strength 159 
 
 courage 861 
 nerveless 158 
 nervous 7tYYtA 160 
 
 «fyZe 574 
 
 timid 860 
 
 modest 881 
 nescience 491 
 nest 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 cradle 153 
 
 lodging 189 
 
 - of boxes 204 
 nest-egg 636 
 nestle Z(></<7<',; 186 
 
 safety 664 
 
 endearment 902 
 nestling 129 
 Nestor veteran 130 
 
 «a^<? 500 
 
 advice 695 
 net remainder 40 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 intersection 219 
 
 inclosure 232 
 
 sw«r6r 545 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 -7flm 775 
 
 - profit //rti/<^ 775 
 receipt 810 
 
 nether 207 
 nethermost 211 
 
 NEV 
 
 netting 219 
 nettle Jan^^ 663 
 
 #i«/7 830 
 
 incense 900 
 network 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 crossing 219 
 Neurology 329 
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 neuter matter 316 
 
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 950 
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 138 
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 686 
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 858 
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 817 
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 840 
 
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 118 
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 890 
 
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 161 
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 708 
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 197 
 
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 199 
 
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 876 
 
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 602 
 
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 266 
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 931 
 
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 565 
 
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 447 
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 509 
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 674 
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 481 
 
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 pernicious 649 
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 I words 563 
 
 j effete 645 
 
 ! obstacle 
 
 I moral • 706 
 
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 I Obstetrics 
 
 I production 161 
 
 j surgery 662 
 
 I obstinacy 606 
 
 I obstipation 261 
 j obstreperous 
 j violent 173 
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OBS 
 
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 hinder 706 
 
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 opponent 710 
 
 obstruent 706 
 
 obstupefaction 823 
 
 obstupui steterunt- 
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 get 77 S 
 
 - under false 
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 obtainable 470 
 obtenebration 421 
 obtestation 
 
 injunction 695 
 
 entreaty 765 
 obtrectation 934 
 obtrude 
 
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 insert 3CX) 
 
 meddle 682 
 
 (obstruct 706) 
 obtruncate 201 
 obtrusion 
 
 interference 228 
 
 obstruction 706 
 obtrusive 
 
 interfeHng 228 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 rude 895 
 obtund mitigate 174 
 
 &Zw;i^ 254 
 
 deaden 376 
 
 parahjze 823 
 obtuse JZ?/7i^ 253 
 
 insensible 376 
 
 imbecile 499 
 
 <^wZ/ 823 
 
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 obumbrate 421 
 obverse 234 
 obviate 706 
 obvious visible 446 
 
 clear 518 
 manifest 525 
 occasion juncture 8 
 oppoHunity 134 
 f'a?^«e 153 
 befit the - 646 
 have - for 630 
 on the present - 
 
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 on the spur of - 
 
 612 
 occasional 475 
 occasionally 136 
 occidental 236 
 531 
 
 occiput 235 
 Decision 361 
 occlusion 261 
 occult 
 
 unintelligible 
 
 519 
 
 latent 526 
 Jiidden 528 
 
 - art 992 
 occultation 
 
 disappearance 
 449 
 concealment 528 
 
 occupancy 
 Xrresencc 186 
 possession 777 
 (property 780) 
 
 occupant 
 
 inhabitant 188 
 proprietor 779 
 
 occupation 
 business 625 
 in the - of 188 
 
 - road 627 
 occupied 682 
 
 - by 188 
 
 - with 
 attention 457 
 business 625 
 
 occupier 
 dweller 188 
 2)ossessor 779 
 
 occupy 
 I presence 186 
 possess 777 
 
 - the chair 693 
 
 - oneself with 
 attend 457 
 business 625 
 
 - the mind 
 thought 4$ 1 
 attention 457 
 
 - a post 737 
 
 - time 106 
 occur exist i 
 
 happen 151 
 
 - to the mind 451 
 
 - in a place 186 
 occurrence 151 
 
 of daily - 613 
 occursion 276 
 ocean 341 
 
 plough the - 267 
 ochlocracy 737 
 ochre brown 433 
 m^ange 439 
 
 yellow - 436 
 o'clock 114 
 
 know what's - 
 698 
 
 octagon 244 
 octahedron 244 
 Octateuch 985 
 octave music 413 
 octavo 593 
 occifid 99 
 octodecimo 593 
 octogenarian 130 
 octoroon 41 
 octroi 812 
 octuple 98 
 ocular 441 
 
 - demonstration 
 see 441 
 visible 446 
 
 - inspection 441 
 oculis subjecta 
 
 fidelibus 446 
 oculist 662 
 od force 992 
 odalisque 746 
 odd remaining 40 
 
 exception 83 
 
 single 87 
 
 insane 503 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 ridiculous 853 
 
 - fish 857 
 oddity 
 
 la xighing-stocli 857 
 oddments 51 
 odds inequality 28 
 
 chance 156 
 
 discord 713 
 at - 
 
 disagreement 24 
 
 discord 713 
 long - 704 
 what's the - 643 
 
 - against one 665 
 the - are 472 
 
 - and ends 
 remainder 40 
 mixture 41 
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 useless 645 
 ode 597 
 odi profanum 
 
 vulgus 878 
 Odin 979 
 odious 
 
 disagreeable 830 
 
 ugly 846 
 
 hateful 898 
 odium disgrace 874 
 
 hatred 898 
 
 blame 932 
 odium theologicum 
 
 pedantry 481 
 
 jnetisni 988 
 
 church 995 
 odontoid 
 jrrominent 250 
 sharp 253 
 odour 398 
 in bad - 932 
 
 - of sanctity 987 
 odylic force 992 
 odzookens 870 
 oecumenical 78 
 oedematous 
 
 swollen 194 
 soft 324 
 CEdipus 
 answer 462 
 expounder 524 
 Davus sum non - 
 
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 ceil de maitre 459 
 o'er \_see over] 
 (Etiology 655 
 of: - all things t,^ 
 
 - course 
 conf&rmity 82 
 effect 154 
 
 - late 123 
 
 - one mind 23 
 
 - no effect 169 
 
 - old 122 
 
 - a piece 
 uniform 16 
 similar 17 
 agreeing 23 
 
 off 196 
 be - 625 
 keep - tr23 
 make - with 791 
 move - 287 
 sheer - 287 
 stand - 287 
 start - 293 
 
 - one's balancG 
 605 
 
 throw - one's 
 centre 874 
 
 - one's guard 
 neglect 260 
 inexpectant 508 
 
 - one's hands 776 
 take - one's hands 
 
 785 
 
 - one s legs 
 calory one - 284 
 dance one - 309 
 
 - one's mind 452 
 
 - and on 
 peHodical 13S 
 changeable 149 
 irresolute 605 
 
 throw - the scent 
 M M 2 
 
OFF 
 
 OIL 
 
 OLI 
 
 OX 
 
 uncertain 475 
 avoid 623 
 
 - side 238 
 
 - with you 297 
 oflfal 653 
 offence attach 716 
 
 anger 900 
 guiU 947 
 offend pain 830 
 vice 945 
 
 - against the law 
 
 964 
 offensive 
 
 wisavonry 395 
 fetid ^01 
 foul 653 
 aggressive 716 
 displeasing 830 
 distasteful 867 
 ohnoxious 89S 
 
 - and defensive 
 alliance 712 
 
 • to ears polite 
 
 579 
 offer proposal 763 
 
 - the alternative 
 609 
 
 • a choice 609 
 
 m of marriage 902 
 
 - oneself 763 
 
 - up prayers 990 
 
 - sacrifice 990 
 
 - for sale 796 
 offering gift 784 
 
 burnt - 990 
 sin - 952 
 cSertory gift 784 
 worship 990 
 rite 998 
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 inattentive 45 S 
 careless 460 
 spontaneous 612 
 (^unprepared 674) 
 office doing 1 70 
 r^«;« 191 
 business 625 
 wa?*^ 799 
 worship 990 
 do one's - 772 
 good -s 906 
 hold - 693 
 kind -s 906 
 do an ill - 907 
 man in - 694 
 officer director 694 
 commander 745 
 constable 965 
 offices 
 
 kitche'x &;c. 191 
 532 
 
 official 
 
 certain 474 
 
 tru€ 494 
 
 business 625 
 
 mafi in office 694 
 
 auth&ritative 737 
 
 master 745 
 
 servant 746 
 officialism 739 
 officiate 
 
 business 625 
 
 <zt'iJ 680 
 
 conduct 692 
 
 religious 998 
 officio, ex - 
 
 o/^'t'd?' 694 
 
 authoritp 737 
 
 <Z«Zy 924 
 officious 682 
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 oci'aM 341 
 offscourings 
 
 useless 645 
 
 ^^w"^ 653 
 offset 
 
 compensation 30 
 
 offspring 167 
 offshoot 
 
 adjunct 39 
 
 ^«7'f 5 1 
 
 e^eci^ 154 
 
 offspring 167 
 offspring r',/f6'<:';t 1 54 
 
 jwstei'itg 167 
 offuscate ^a?*/; 121 
 
 opaque 426 
 often 
 
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 frequent 136 
 most - 613 
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 desire 865 
 
 7Vir7<? 895 
 
 endearment 902 
 ogre bugbear 860 
 
 d<;t? <;?(^6'r 913 
 
 demon 980 
 oil lubricate 332 
 
 grease 355, 356 
 pour - on 
 
 relieve 834 
 - on the troubled 
 waters 174 
 oil-painting 556 
 oily smooth 255 
 
 *7?m.<(y 355 
 
 servile 886 
 
 courteous 894 
 
 flatter g 933 
 
 oinomania 959 
 ointment 
 grease 356 
 remedy 662 
 old 124 
 of - 122 
 
 - age 128 
 
 die of - age 729 
 
 - bachelor 904 
 
 - clothes 225 
 
 - fogey /w)? 501 
 laughing stock 
 
 857 
 
 - joke 842 
 
 - maid cards 840 
 spinster 904 
 
 - man veteran 130 
 husband 903 
 
 - man of the sea 
 
 706 
 
 - Nick 978 
 
 - school 
 antiquated 124 
 obstinate 606 
 7iaH^ 613 
 
 pay off - scores 
 718 
 
 - song 
 repetition 104 
 t7'ifle 643 
 c/<tfa/?8i5 
 
 - stager 
 veteran 130 
 proflcient 700 
 
 - story 
 7'epetition 104 
 .s#«Z(? /i(37y5 532 
 Zyjv 897 
 
 -times 122 
 one's - way 613 
 
 - woman 7^^501 
 wife 903 
 
 Oldbuck 122 
 older 128 
 oldest inhabitant 
 not in memory of - 
 
 137 
 old-fashioned 124 
 oldness 124 
 oleagine 356 
 oleaginous 355 
 oleum addere 
 camino 
 
 increase 35 
 
 violent 173 
 olfactory 398 
 olid 401 
 oligarch 745 
 oligarchy 737 
 olio 41 
 
 olive-branch 
 
 infant 129 
 
 offspring 167 
 
 pacification 723 
 olive-green 435 
 oUa podrida 41 
 Olympus 981 
 ombre 840 
 ombres chinoises 
 
 448 
 omega end 67 
 omelet 298 
 omen 512 
 ominate 511 
 ominous 
 
 predicting 511 
 
 danger 665 
 omission 
 
 incomplete 53 
 
 exclusion 55 
 
 neglect 460 
 
 failure 732 
 
 non-observance 
 
 773 
 
 guilt 947 
 omitted 
 
 inexistent 2 
 
 absent 187 
 omne tulit 
 
 punctum 731 
 omnibus 272 
 omnifarious 81 
 omnific 168 
 omniform 81 
 omnigenous 81 
 omnipotence 
 
 jyoiver 157 
 
 Ood 976 
 omnipresence 
 
 2)rcsence 186 
 
 God 976 
 omniscience 
 
 knowledge 490 
 
 God 976 
 omnium gatherum 
 
 mixture 41 
 
 confusion 59 
 
 assemblage 72 
 omnivorous 
 
 eating 298 
 
 desire 865 
 
 gluttony 957 
 omphalos 68 
 on for wards 282 
 
 - account of 155 
 
 - all accounts 52 
 -that account 155 
 
 - an average 29 
 
 - the brink of 32 
 
 - the cards 152 
 
ON 
 
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 io6 
 event 151 
 doing 170 
 
 - all fours 
 identity 13 
 agreement 23 
 
 - the other hand 
 
 -one's head 218 
 
 - the increase 35 
 
 - a large scale 31 
 
 - the move 264 
 
 - the nail 118 
 
 - no account 2,2 
 
 - no occasion 107 
 
 - a par 27 
 
 - the part of 9 
 
 - the point of 1 1 1 
 
 - the present oc- 
 
 casion 118 
 
 - the whole 50 
 on dit news 532 
 
 talk 588 
 once past 1 22 
 seldom 137 
 at- 
 instantaneoushj 
 
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 soon 132 
 
 - for all final 67 
 infreqneney 137 
 tell one- 527 
 determine - 604 
 choose 609 
 
 - in a blue moon 
 
 - more twice 90 
 again 104 
 
 - upon a •! ime 
 ^iwe 106 
 differenttime 119 
 
 formerly 122 
 
 - in a way 137 
 Ondine 979 
 one identical 13 
 
 wAofe 50 
 
 wm;fy 87 
 
 somehody 372 
 
 marned 903 
 all - to 823 
 at - with agree 23 
 
 concur 178 
 
 concord 714 
 make- of 186 
 neither - nor the 
 
 other 610 
 of - accord 488 
 
 - and all 
 wliole 50 
 
 general 78 
 unanimous 488 
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 transfer 'j2>2, 
 
 - thing with 
 another 476 
 
 - bone and one 
 
 flesh 903 
 
 - consent 
 concur 178 
 assent 488 
 
 - of these days 
 
 121 
 
 - fell swoop 
 instantaneous 
 
 "3 
 
 violent 173 
 
 - tine morning 106 
 
 - and a half 87 
 
 - idea 
 
 narrow mind 481 
 -jump 113 
 
 - leg in the grave 
 
 160 
 as - man 
 unanimous 488 
 cooj)eration 709 
 
 - mind concur 178 
 assent 488 
 
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 separately 44 
 respectively 79 
 unity 87 
 
 both the - and the 
 
 other 89 
 the - or the other 
 
 609 
 on - side 
 oblique 217 
 lateral 236 
 
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 good. 648 
 
 good man 948 
 
 - at a time 87 
 
 - or two 100 
 with - voice 488 
 
 - in a way 83 
 
 - way or another 
 627 
 
 at - with 
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 concur 178 
 concord 174 
 one-eyed 443 
 oneirocritic 524 
 Oneiromancy 5 1 1 
 onerous had 649 
 difficult 704 
 burdenso7ne 706 
 troublesome 830 
 
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 oneself 13 
 
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 kill - 361 
 take meritto- 884 
 take upon - 
 will 600 
 undcrtalte 676 
 talk to - 589 
 true to - 604^/ 
 be - again 660 
 one-sided 
 
 misjudging 481 
 wrong 923 
 disJujnourable 
 940 
 onion 393 
 onlooker 444 
 only small 32 
 simple 42 
 single 87 
 impeifect 651 
 
 - think 870 
 
 - yesterday 123 
 Onomancy 5 1 1 
 onomatopoeia 
 
 language 560 
 
 nomenclature 564 
 onset beginning 66 
 
 attach 716 
 onslaught 716 
 Ontology I 
 onus burden 706 
 
 duty 926 
 
 - proband i 
 uncertainty 475 
 doubt 485 
 
 onward 282 
 Onychomancy 511 
 onyx 847 
 ooze emerge 295 
 
 flow 348 
 
 semiliquid 352 
 
 - out 
 disclosure 529 
 
 opacity 426 
 opal 847 
 opalescent 
 
 semitranspa7'ent 
 427 
 
 variegated 440 
 opaque 426 
 open begin 66 
 
 expand 194 
 
 unclose 260 
 
 manifest 525 
 
 reveal 529 
 
 frank 543 
 
 artless 703 
 
 (intelligible 518) 
 lay - 226 
 
 lay oneself - to 
 
 177 
 leave the matter - 
 
 705 
 throw - 296 
 
 - and above board 
 
 939 
 
 - air outside 220 
 atmosphere 338 
 
 - arms willing 602 
 warfare 722 
 fnendship ?,2>S> 
 social 892 
 courtesy 894 
 
 - the ball 
 precedence 62 
 beginning 66 
 
 - a case 476 
 
 - country 344 
 in - court 
 
 manifest 525 
 2)ublish 531 
 
 - a discussion 476 
 
 - to discussion 
 
 475 
 
 - the door to 
 cause 153 
 facilitate 705 
 pcrnelt 760 
 
 with - doors 53 1 
 
 - enemy 891 
 
 - eyes see 441 
 attention 457 
 discovery 480/a^ 
 expectation 507 
 inform 527 
 undeceive 529 
 teach 537 
 predetcrm i n a tion 
 
 611 
 wonder 870 
 
 - tire 716 
 
 - house 892 
 
 - into 
 conversion 144 
 Hver 348 
 
 - the lips 529 
 
 - the Icck 4800- 
 
 - one's mind 529 
 
 - order 194 
 
 - one's purse- 
 
 strings 809 
 
 - question 
 question 461 
 uncertain 475 
 
 - rupture 713 
 
 - sesame key 63 1 
 spell 993 
 
 - the sluices 297 
 
 - space 180 
 
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OPE 
 
 OPP 
 
 ORB 
 
 ORD 
 
 • to suspicion 485 
 
 - to liable 177 
 facile 705 
 
 - the trenches 
 716 
 
 f up hegifi 66 
 disclose 529 
 
 - to the view 446 
 
 - war ivar 722 
 enmity 889 , 
 
 opening \ 
 
 hegitDiing 66 
 
 ojfjJortwniti/ 1 34 
 
 sj?acc 180 
 
 ffaj) 198 
 
 ajicHure 260 
 open-handed 816 
 open-hearted 
 
 veracious 543 
 
 artless 703 
 
 liberal 816 
 
 liononrnhle 939 
 open-mouthed 
 
 cry 411 
 
 expectation 507 
 
 «/;ea/i 582 
 
 loquacious 584 
 
 desire 865 
 
 wonder 870 
 opera music 415 
 
 j»o^^ry 597 
 
 drama 599 
 
 - glass 445 
 
 - house 599 
 opera boutte 599 
 operae pretium est 
 
 646 
 operandi, modus 
 
 mctluul 627 
 
 conduct 692 
 operate <;•«?/ «tf 153 
 
 produce 161 
 
 tffit 170 
 
 wwZ; 680 
 
 - upon motive 615 
 operation 
 
 [sf^c operate] 
 arithmetical - 85 
 in - 680 
 put in - 677 
 surgical - 662 
 operative 
 acting 170 
 morkinan 690 
 operator 
 surgeon 662 
 doer 690 
 operculated 261 
 operculum 223 
 operetta 415 
 534 
 
 operose 
 
 toilsome 686 
 difficult 704 
 ophicleide 417 
 Ophiology 368 
 Ophiomancy 5 1 1 
 ophthalmia 443 
 ophthalmic 441 
 opiate 174 
 opine 484 
 opiniative 48 1 
 opiniator 606 
 opinion 484 
 give an - 480 
 have too high an - 
 
 of oneselt 880 
 popular - 488 
 system of -s 484 
 wedded to an - 
 
 606 
 opinionate 
 
 narrow-minded 
 481 
 
 obstinate 606 
 opinionated, self- 
 
 880 
 opiniatre 481 
 opinionist 
 2)ositive 474 
 obstinate 606 
 opitulation 707 
 opium sootlie 1 74 
 
 deaden sense 376 
 opium-eater 683 
 oppidan 188 
 oppilation 706 
 opponent 
 
 antagonist 710 
 enemy 891 
 opportune 
 well-timed 134 
 expedient 646 
 opportunity 134 
 
 lose an - 135 
 oppose contrary 14 
 counteract 1 79 
 evidence 468 
 clash 708 
 opposite 
 contrary 14 
 
 - scale 30 
 
 - side 237 
 opposition 
 
 \_see oppose] 708 
 the - 710 
 oppositionist 710 
 oppress molest 649 
 
 severe 739 
 
 meilevulence 907 
 oppressed with 
 
 melancholy 837 
 oppressive hot 382 
 
 painful 830 
 oppressor 
 
 tyrant 739 
 
 evil doer 913 
 opprobrium 874 
 oppugnation 
 
 opposition 708 
 
 resistance 719 
 optative 865 
 optical 441 
 - instruments 445 
 Optics light 420 
 optics sight 441 
 optimacy 875 
 optimates 875 
 optime ! 931 
 optimism 
 
 over-estimation 
 482 
 
 hojyeful 858 
 optimist 
 
 flatterer 935 
 option 609 
 optional 600 
 opulence 803 
 opuscule 593 
 or yellow 436 
 
 orange 439 
 
 alternative 609 
 oracle sage 500 
 
 inophct 513 
 Oracle, Sir - 
 
 positive 474 
 
 vanity 880 
 
 blusterer 887 
 oracular 
 
 ambigiious 475 
 
 wise 498 
 
 prediction 511 
 oral voice 580 
 
 speech 582 
 
 - communication 
 588 
 
 - evidence 467 
 orange round 249 
 
 colour 439 
 
 orangery 371 
 
 oration 582 
 funeral - 363 
 
 orator 582 
 
 oratorio 415 
 
 oratory 
 
 spenhinq 582 
 place of prayer 
 1000 
 
 orb region 181 
 circle 247 
 luminary ^2'^ 
 
 eye 441 
 
 sphere of action 
 625 
 
 - of day sun 318 
 luminary 423 
 
 - of night 318 
 orbicular 247 
 orbit circle 247 
 
 lieavens 31S 
 path 627 
 orchard 371 
 orchestra 
 
 m?m6*4i5 
 
 musicians 416 
 
 instruments 417 
 
 tlieatre 599 
 ordain 
 
 command 741 
 
 commission 755 
 
 <Zwe 924 
 
 Ze<7flZ 963 
 
 ^<?^ 976 
 
 church 995 
 ordained </%<^^ 924 
 
 clergy 996 
 ordeal 
 
 experiment 463 
 
 ifrowJfe 828 
 
 sorcery 992 
 
 - of battle 722 
 order 
 
 regularity 58 
 
 cZoi^s 75 
 
 direct 693 
 
 command 741 
 
 money 800 
 
 ?w;i^ 873, 
 
 quality 875 
 
 decoration 877 
 
 Zaw 963 
 at one's - 743 
 call to - 932 
 in - 620 
 keep in - 693 
 money - 800 
 out of - 65 1 
 put in - 60 
 recur in regular - 
 
 138 
 
 set in - 60 
 set one's house 
 
 in - 673 
 standing - 613 
 in working - 673 
 
 - of the day 
 conformity 82 
 events 151 
 Jiabit 613 
 plan 636 
 command 741 
 
ORD 
 
 ORN 
 
 OST 
 
 OUT 
 
 pass to the - of 
 the day 624 
 orderless 59 
 orderly 
 regular 58 
 arrange 60 
 conf(yfmahle 82 
 servant 746 
 
 - of succession 63 
 
 - of things 80 
 orders, holy - 995 
 
 in - 996 
 ordinal 998 
 ordinance 
 
 comvianil 741 
 
 law 963 
 
 Hte 998 
 ordinary umal 82 
 
 meal 298 
 
 hahitual 613 
 
 imperfect 65 1 
 
 vgly 846 
 
 ainijJle 849 
 in - stwe 636 
 lay up in - 678 
 lie in - 681 
 
 - condition 
 rule 80 
 
 - course of things 
 
 613 
 
 ordinate 466 
 
 ordination 
 
 measurement 466 
 command 741 
 commission 755 
 church 995 
 Hte 998 
 
 ordnance 727 
 
 ordonnance 963 
 
 ordure 653 
 
 ore 635 
 
 ore rotundo 577 
 
 organ music 417 
 voice 580 
 instrument 633 
 
 organic state 7 
 structural 329 
 protoplastic 357 
 
 - change 146 
 
 - chemistry 357 
 
 - remains 357 
 dead 2(>2 
 
 organism 329 
 
 organist 416 
 
 organization 
 arrangement 60 
 production 161 
 structure 329 
 ammated nature 
 357 
 
 organize 
 
 arrange 60 
 produce 161 
 ^y^« 626 
 
 (^prepare 673) 
 organized 
 
 hypocrisy 544 
 Organology 329 
 orgasm 173 
 orgies 954 
 oriel recess 191 
 
 corner 244 
 
 chapel 1000 
 Orient ^«.s'j^ 236 
 
 sunrise 420 
 orifice 
 
 beginning 66 
 
 opening 260 
 oriflarab 550 
 Origenism 984 
 origin 
 
 beginning 66 
 
 <7«M5<3 153 
 derive its - 154 
 original 
 
 dissimilar 18 
 
 wo^ imitated 20 
 
 model 22 
 
 iyidividuul 79 
 
 exceptional 83 
 
 ca««e 153 
 
 invented 515 
 
 laughing- stoch 
 
 857 
 return to - state 
 660 
 originality 
 wiZZ 600 
 want of - 843 
 originate J^j^fw, 66 
 cawse 153 
 invent 515 
 - in 154 
 originator 164 
 Orion's belt 318 
 Orismology 
 n'oi'd 562 
 name 564 
 orison request 765 
 
 n'oi'ship 990 
 Ormuzd 979 
 ornament 
 
 i/i writing 677 
 adornment 847 
 .<7Zt>;-y 873 
 excess of - 851 
 ornamental art 847 
 
 painting 556 
 ornate 
 
 - writing 577 
 
 ornamental 847 
 ornavit, nihil 
 
 tetigit quod 
 
 non - 850 
 Orniscopy 5 1 1 
 Ornithology 368 
 Ornithomancy 5 1 1 
 Orpheus 416 
 orpiment 436 
 orrery 318 
 orthodox 
 
 conformable 82 
 
 - religioa 983a. 
 - dissenter 984 
 orthodoxy 983a 
 orthoepy 580 
 orthogonal 212 
 orthography 561 
 orthology 494 
 orthometry 
 
 measurement 466 
 
 prosody 597 
 Orthopaedy 662 
 Orthopraxy 662 
 orts remnants 40 
 
 useless 645 
 
 (tinfies 643) 
 Oryctology 
 
 minerals 358 
 
 organic remains 
 368 
 oscillation 
 
 change 149 
 
 motion 314 
 centre of - 222 
 oscitancy 
 
 opening 260 
 
 sleepy 683 
 osculation 
 
 contact 199 
 
 endearment 902 
 Osiris 979 
 Osmanli 984 
 Ossa on Pelion 
 
 heap 72 
 
 weight 319 
 osseous 323 
 ossify 323 
 ossuary 363 
 ostensible 
 
 appearance 448 
 
 2)robable d^'jT. 
 
 manifest 525 
 
 plea 617 
 ostentation 882 
 Osteology 329 
 ostiary 
 
 mouth 260 
 
 estuary 343 
 ostler 746 
 
 ostracize 
 
 banish 893 
 censure 932 
 jmnish 972 
 ostrich, stomach ol 
 
 an - 957 
 Othello's occupa- 
 tion's gone 757 
 other 15 
 do unto -s as we 
 would men 
 should do unto 
 us 942 
 enter into the 
 feelings of -s 
 906 
 every - 138 
 put oneself in the 
 
 place of -s 942 
 the - day 123 
 
 - extreme 14 
 
 - side of the 
 shield 468 
 
 - things to do 6^2 
 
 - time 119 
 
 just the - way 14 
 in - words 522 
 
 otherwise 18 
 
 otia fecit, Deus 
 nobis hsec - 840 
 
 otium cum 
 dignitate 685 
 
 ottar, otto 400 
 
 ottoman 215 
 
 oubliette 
 ambush 530 
 prison 752 
 
 oufe 980 
 
 ough ! 874 
 
 ought : 
 
 - to be 922 
 
 - to be done 926 
 oui-dire 532 
 ounce weight 319 
 ourselves 372 
 oust eject 297 
 
 dismiss 756 
 
 depHve 789 
 out ej-teHor 220 
 
 in error 495 
 come - 446 
 go - egress 295 
 
 cool 385 
 play - 729 
 send - 297 
 time - of joint 
 
 735 
 waters - y:;j 
 
 - at elbows 874 
 
 - at heels 804 , 
 
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OUT 
 
 OUT 
 
 OUT 
 
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 - of [^sec helorv'] 
 
 - and out 52 
 
 - in one's 
 reckoning 495 
 
 - upon it 
 malediction 908 
 censure 932 
 
 - with it 
 disclose 529 
 obliterate 552 
 
 out oi 'motive 615 
 insufficient 640 
 get well - 671 
 
 - breath 688 
 
 - cash 804 
 
 - character 24 
 
 - the common 83 
 
 - conceit with 
 867 
 
 - countenance 
 disrepute 874 
 humbled 879 
 
 - danger 664 
 
 - date 
 anachronism 115 
 old 124 
 ill-timed 135 
 
 - one's depth 
 deej) 208 
 shortcoming 304 
 dificult 704 
 rash 863 
 
 - doors 220 
 turn - doors 297 
 
 - employ 681 
 
 - favour 867 
 
 - focus 447 
 
 - gear 
 disorder 59 
 powerless 158 
 unprepared 674 
 
 - hand soofi 132 
 completed 729 
 
 - harness 748 
 
 - health 655 
 
 - hearing 
 distant 196 
 not hear 419 
 
 - humour 
 discontent 832 
 anger 900 
 
 - joint 
 disorder 59 
 impotent 158 
 eml 619 
 
 - luck 735 
 
 - one's mind 503 
 
 - order 
 disorder 59 
 unconformity 83 
 
 imperfect 6$ i 
 
 - patience 825 
 
 - the perpendi- 
 cular 217 
 
 - place 
 disorder 59 
 unconfoi'mable 83 
 displaced 185 
 inexpedient 647 
 
 - pocket loss 776 
 jyoverty 804 
 debt 806 
 
 - one's power 
 
 471 
 
 - print 552 
 
 - all proportion 
 
 31 
 
 - the question 
 impossible 471 
 dissent 489 
 rejection 610 
 refusal 764 
 /wpeless 859 
 ufidue 925 
 
 - reach 
 distant 196 
 impossible 471 
 
 - one's reckoning 
 uncei'tain 475 
 ^'^vyy* 495 
 inexpectation 
 
 508 
 disapjjointment 
 
 509 
 
 - repair 659 
 
 - repute 874 
 
 - season 135 
 
 - shape 243 
 put - sight 
 
 invisible 447 
 neglect 460 
 conceal 528 
 
 - sorts disorder 59 
 dejection 837 
 
 - the sphere of 
 196 
 
 - spirits 837 
 
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 redundance 641 
 
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 assemhlage 72 
 
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 pack-horse 271 
 pack-saddle 215 
 pack-thread 205 
 pact 769 
 Pactolus 803 
 pad thicken 194 
 
 Hue 224 
 
 ho7'se 271 
 padding 
 
 lining 224 
 
 stojyper 263 
 
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 oar 633 
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 /t'*?^ 748 
 
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 padlock 
 
 fastening 45 
 
 fMer 752 
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 padrone 745 
 paean 
 
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 celebration 883 
 
 gratitude 916 
 
 approbation 931 
 
 ti'wship 990 
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 page 
 
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 printing 591 
 
 «>(wA! 593 
 
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 Palatine Court 966 
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 speech 582 
 
 loquacity 584 
 
 colloquy 588 
 
 council 696 
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 inclosure 232 
 
 Z??;/?2^ 233 
 
 <^iw 422 
 
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 frightened 860 
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 Philology 560 
 Paleology ^^a.sj^ 122 
 
 language 160 
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 paleozoic 124 
 palestric 
 
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 contention 720 
 paletot 225 
 palette 556 
 palfrey 271 
 
 palimpsest 147 
 palindrome 
 
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 neology 563 
 paling y;'?«(r 232 
 
 prison 752 
 palingenesia 163 
 palingenesis 660 
 palinody 607 
 palisade 
 
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 pinson 752 
 pall mantle 225 
 
 funeral 363 
 
 ^w^ws2^ 395 
 
 insignia 747 
 
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 dislike 867 
 
 satiety 869 
 
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 pallone 840 
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 .^i/w/f 605 
 
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 pamphleteer 595 
 
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 panacea 662 
 
 panache j!?Z?/m<? 256 
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 pandar [^^6' pander] 
 
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 disseHation 595 
 compendium ^cfo 
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 inhabitants of - 
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 Jiatter 933 
 
 pandiculation 
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 bottom of - 858 
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 panegyric 931 
 panel list 86 
 
 j)artition 228 
 
 accused 938 
 sliding - 545 
 panelling 847 
 Tpang physical- 378 
 
 moral 828 
 Pangloss 492 
 panguid 355 
 panic 860 
 panier 225 
 pannel 213 
 pannier 191 
 panoply 
 
 defence 717 
 
 arms 727 
 panopticon 752 
 panorama view 448 
 
 painting 556 
 panoramic 446 
 panoply 490 
 pant heat 382 
 
 fatigue 688 
 
 emotion 821 
 - for 865 
 pantaloon 
 
 oZ^ 7w«M 130 
 
 pantomimist 599 
 
 buffoon 844 
 pantaloons 225 
 pantheism 984 
 Pantheon /7<;r7,« 979 
 
 temple 1000 
 panther 
 
 courage 861 
 pantile ?w>/' 223 
 
 conduit 350 
 pantologist 
 
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 pi'ofcient 700 
 pantology 490 
 pantomime 
 
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 drama 599 
 pantry 191 
 panurgy 698 
 pap mamma 250 
 
 i^M^7> 354 
 ■paT^a. father 166 
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 ?i7«Y<9 430 
 
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 - money 800 
 
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 contention 720 
 
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 impure 961 
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 papistry 984 
 papoose 129 
 pappous 256 
 papula 250 
 papulose 250 
 papyrus 590 
 par 27 
 above - 648 
 below - low 207 
 
 imj?erfect 651 
 
 - excellence 33 
 
 - nobile fratrum 
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 fiiends 890 
 
 de - le roi 737 
 
 - parenth^se 134 
 
 - pari refero 718 
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 metaphor 521 
 teaching 537 
 descHj)tion 594 
 
 parabola curve 245 
 
 parabolic 
 
 victaphorical 521 
 
 paracentesis 297 
 
 parachronism 115 
 
 parachute 
 balloon 273 
 means of safety 
 666 
 
 Paraclete 976 
 
 parade walk 189 
 ostentation 882 
 
 paradigm 22 
 
 Paradise bliss 827 
 
 ■ Jieaven 981 
 in - 827 
 
 paradox 
 
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 obscunty 519 
 difficulty 704 
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 unintelligible 519 
 
 paraffine 356 
 
 paragon 
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 //Z«77/ 873 
 ^00^ wm/t 948 
 
 paragram 
 
 ambiguous 520 
 
 neology 563 
 paragraph 7;«r^ 51 
 
 2)hrase 566 
 
 article 593 
 paraleipsis 460 
 parallax 196 
 parallel 
 
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 imitate 19 
 
 - 2^osition 2 1 6 
 
 symtneti-y 242 
 draw a - 464 
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 run - 1 78 
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 agi'cement 23 
 parallelogram 244 
 parallelepiped 244 
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 physical insensi- 
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 disease 655 
 
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 paramour 897 
 parapet 717 
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 belonging 780 
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 imitation 19 
 
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 synonym 522 
 
 phrase 566 
 paraphrast 524 
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 shade 424 
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 group 72 
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 pity 914 
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 heat 382 
 
 haJie 384 
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 parchment 
 
 writing 590 
 
 security 'j'ji 
 parcity 819 
 pardon 918 
 beg - 952 
 
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 peel 204 
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 paregoric 662 
 
 parenchyma 
 materiality 316 
 structure 329 
 
 parent 166 
 
 parentage 
 
 consanguinity ii 
 paternity 166 
 
 parenthesis 
 
 discontinuity 70 
 inversion 218 
 interjacence 228 
 by way of - 
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 parenthetical 
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 pari passu 
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 outcast 893 
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 sculpture 557 
 parietal 236 
 parietes 224 
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 come upon the - 
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 parishioner 997 
 paritor 965 
 parity 27 
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 plain 344 
 
 trees 367 
 
 artillery "jij 
 
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 parler : 
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 nonsense 497 
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 mediation 724 
 parliament 696 
 parliamentary 
 
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 parlour-maid 746 
 parlous 665 
 Parnassus 597 
 parochial 181 
 parody 
 
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 copy 21 
 
 misinterpret 523 
 
 travesty 856 
 parole speech 582 
 on - restraint 751 
 
 prisoner 754 
 
 jjromise 768 
 Parolles 887 
 paronomasia 
 
 «e^%y 563 
 
 ornament 577 
 paronymous 562 
 paroxysm 
 
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 emotion 825 
 
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 wisdom 498 
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 passport 760 
 
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 784 
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 - comprehension 
 
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 - an examination 
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 repute 873 
 
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 - the fingers over 
 
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 good 648 
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 - off for 544 
 
 - on 282 
 
 - an opinion 480 
 
 PAS 
 
 - to the order of 
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 - out of 295 
 
 - over 
 
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 cross 302 
 
 give 784 
 forgive 918 
 
 exemptiim 927^ 
 
 - over to 709 
 
 - and repass 302 
 oscillate 314 
 
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 inquiry 461 
 
 - the Rubicon 
 609 
 
 - sentence on 
 971 
 
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 do nothing 681 
 
 - one's time in 
 625 
 
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 motion 302 
 
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 unimportant 643 
 
 impel feet 651 
 
 pretty 845 
 passado 716 
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 sti'eet 189 
 
 corridor 191 
 
 opening 260 
 
 navigation 267 
 
 moving through 
 302 
 
 music 413 
 
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 force a - 302 
 
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 incidentally 621 
 pass-book 811 
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 aged 128 
 
 spoiled 659 
 passed away 122 
 
 PAS 
 
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 - train 272 
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 key 260 
 
 instrument 631 
 passer by 444 
 passer le temps, 
 
 pour - 681 
 passe-temps 840 
 passim 
 
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 jdace 182 
 
 situation 183 
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 transient ill 
 
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 - strange 870 
 
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 excitability 825 
 
 pain 828 
 
 desire 865 
 
 love 897 
 
 anger 900 
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 - comprehension 
 
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 - cure 859 
 
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 j)oe7n 597 
 
 religious 995 
 
 sermon 998 
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 herbage 367 
 pasture /<?o^ 298 
 pasty torj^ 298 
 
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 encourage 861 
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 - on the head 
 endearment 902 
 
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 blemish 848 
 
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 J?m/i 450 
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 propeHy 780 
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 sacramental 998 
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 father 166 
 
 benevolent 906 
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 paternity 166 
 paternoster 990 
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 secret - 530 
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 closed 261 
 
 difficult 704 
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 Pathology 655 
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 endurance 826 
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 ancestral 166 
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 patrimony 780 
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 Paul Pry 
 
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 I'ctention 781 
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 - vobiscum 894 
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 - no attention A:c. 
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 894 
 
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 Prince of - 976 
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 mediator 724 
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 mediation 724 
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 543 
 
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 proud 878 
 
 vain 880 
 
 gaudy 882 
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 pea-green 435 
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 roll 407 
 
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 - of laughter 838 
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 ornament 847 
 
 glory 873 
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 swine 638 
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 colour 428 
 
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 /77ry 432 
 
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 peat 388 
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 peccable 947 
 peccadillo 947 
 peccant had 649 
 
 unclean 653 
 
 diseased 655 
 
 - humour 653, 655 
 peccavi 950 
 
 peck nmch 31 
 multitude 102 
 crt^ 298 
 
 - at censure 932 
 
 - of troubles 
 difficulty 704 
 adversity 735 
 j^y^zi/i 828 
 
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 Pecksniff 548 
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 peculator 792 
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 peculiar special 79 
 
 excejMonal 83 
 peculiarly 
 
 greatly 31 
 
 more 33 
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 pecunious 803 
 pedagogue 
 
 scholar 492 
 
 teacher 540 
 
 pedantic 855 
 pedal 633 
 pedant scholar 492 
 pedantic 
 
 half -learned j\()i 
 
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 affected 855 
 pedantry 
 
 narrow mind 481 
 peddle meddle 683 
 peddling 
 
 tHfiing 643 
 
 miserly 819 
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 pedestal 215 
 place on a - 307 
 pedestrian 268 
 pedicle 214, 215 
 pedigree 
 
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 ancestry 166 
 pediment 
 
 capital 210 
 
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 I - out visible 446 
 
 I disclosu7'e 529 
 
 I peep-hole 260 
 
 [ peep-show vien^ 448 
 
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 lord 875 
 
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 glorious 873 
 
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 irascible 901 
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 let down a - 308 
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 activity 682 
 
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 peine forte et dure 
 
 974 
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 money 803 
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 pelisse 225 
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 paper - 643 
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 dress 225 
 
 throw 276 
 
 attach 716 
 
 jnmish 972 
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 ovrite 590 
 
 writer 593 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 imprison 752 
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 - servitude 972 
 
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 penalty 974 
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 idols 991 
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 desire 865 
 
 lore 897 
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 sagacity 498 
 
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 abide 186 
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 support 215 
 
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 possibly 470 
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 centre of - 222 
 
 percussive 277 
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 destruction 162 
 
 ruin 732 
 
 loss 776 
 perdre son Latin 
 
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 perdrix, toujours - 
 
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 perdu 528 
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 hopeless 859 
 
 o'ash 863 
 perdy 535 
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 peregrinator 268 
 peremptory 
 
 assertion 535 
 
 frm 604 
 
 authovitative 737 
 
 rigo9'ovs 739 
 
 compiilsoinj 744 
 
 duty 926 
 
 - denial 536 
 
 - refusal 764 
 perennial 
 
 continiious 69 
 
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 perennius, sere - 873 
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 perfect great 31 
 
 entire 52 
 
 excellent 650 
 
 cmnplete 729 
 perfection 650 
 
 bring- to - 729 
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 do 170 
 
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 action 680 
 
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 - a circuit 629 
 
 - a duty 926 
 
 - the duties of 625 
 
 - a function 644 
 
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 - an obligation 
 
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 action 680 
 
 - a service 998 
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 agent 690 
 
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 mythology 979 
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 peridot 847 
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 traveller 268 
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 perjurer 548 
 
 perjury 544 
 
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 end 67 
 
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 perpetua, esto - 
 
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 uncertainty 475 
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 disorder 59 
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 annoy 830 
 malevolence 907 
 
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 106 
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 C07itinue 143 
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 - property 780 
 
 PER 
 
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 censure 932 
 detraction 934 
 
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 personify 
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 perspective 
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 expectation 507 
 jyainting 556 
 in - 200 
 
 perspicacity 
 
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 intelligence 498 
 perspicuity 
 
 intelligibility 518 
 
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 exci'etion 299 
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 persuasibility 
 
 n-illingness 602 
 persuasion 
 
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 teaching 537 
 
 inducement 615 
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 persuasive 
 
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 ferment 171 
 agitation 315 
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 excitation 824, 
 
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 falselwod 544 
 
 untruth 546 
 
 injury 659 
 
 impiety 988 
 pervert 
 
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 recant 607 
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 underrate 483 
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 hopeless 859 
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 coward 862 
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 pessoribus orti 876 
 pest &d^?2<? 663 
 
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 pester 830 
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 pestiferous 657 
 pestilence 655 
 
PES 
 
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 pet love 897 
 
 favmmte 899 
 
 anger 900 
 
 fondle 902 
 
 flatter 933 
 petard 727 
 
 hoist on one's 
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 failure 732 
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 rob - steal 791 
 
 wrong 923 
 petit maitre 854 
 petite dame 962 
 petitio prinsipii 
 
 477 
 petition a&li 765 
 
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 petitioner 767 
 petrel warning 668 
 petrify dense 321 
 
 liard 323 
 
 freeze 385 
 
 thrill 824 
 
 affHght 860 
 
 astonish 870 
 petroleum 356 
 petroleuse 384 
 petronel 727 
 petticoat rZw^s 225 
 
 woman 2,1 A- 
 
 - government 
 imsldlful 699 
 authoHty 737 
 
 pettifogger 968 
 
 pettifogging 
 sophistry Ayj 
 litigious 713 
 disJionourahle 
 940 
 
 pettish 901 
 
 petto, in - 
 mental 450 
 thought of 454 
 concealed 528 
 intention 620 
 
 petty Zi?^?<3 193 
 unimportant 643 
 
 - cash 800 
 
 - larceny 791 
 
 - sessions 966 
 
 - treason 742 
 petulance 
 
 insolence 885 
 irascihility 901 
 petulant 
 
 - language 574 
 547 
 
 PHI 
 
 peu de chose 643 
 pen s'en faut 32 
 pew cell 191 
 
 church 1000 
 phaeton 272 
 phalanx j^M?*?^?/ 712 
 
 a7'wy 726 
 
 {assemblage 72) 
 phantasm 
 
 illusion 443 
 
 appearance 448 
 
 imagination 515 
 phantasmagoria 
 
 448 
 phantasy ?VZm 453 
 
 imagination 515 
 phantom 
 
 uni'cal 4 
 
 fallacy of vision 
 
 443 
 imaginary 515 
 Pharisaical 
 falsehood 544 
 false piety 988 
 Pharisee 
 deceiver 548 
 pietist 9S8 
 Pharmacology 662 
 Pharmacy 662 | 
 
 pharos 550 j 
 
 phase aspect 8 
 transition 144 
 /wwi 240 
 appearance 448 
 have many -s 149 j 
 assume a new - 
 
 144 
 view in all its -s 
 
 461 
 phasis 448 
 phasma 443 
 phenomenon 
 ^'^'<??^^ 151 
 appearance 448 
 prodigy 872 
 phial 191 
 
 [fl^;?^ see vial] 
 Phidias 559 
 philander 902 
 philanthropy 910 
 Philip drunk to 
 Philip sober, 
 appeal from - 
 658 
 philippic 932 
 Philistine 
 
 unintellectual^^ i 
 bourgeois 876 
 philologist 492 
 philology 560 
 
 PHO 
 
 philomath 492 
 philomel 416 
 philosopher 492 
 -'s stone 
 
 pejfect 650 
 
 remedy 662 
 philosophical 
 
 thoughtful 451 
 
 cahn 826 
 philosophy 
 
 calmness 826 
 
 hnon'ledge 490 
 Moral - 450 
 
 - of the Mind 450 
 philtre 993 
 phiz/aee 234 
 
 look 448 
 phlebotomy 
 
 ejection 297 
 
 remedy 662 
 phlegm viscid 352 
 
 insensibility 823 
 phlegmatic 
 
 indifferent 866 
 phlogiston 382 
 pho ! 497 
 Phoebus sun 318 
 
 luminary 423 
 phoenix 
 
 exception 83 
 
 reproduction 163 
 
 paragon 650 
 
 restoration 660 
 (jxjvdvTa 
 
 CT\)V€TOlO-L 518 
 
 phonetic sound 402 
 rtnce 580 
 speech 582 
 
 - spelling 561 
 Phonics 402 
 phonograph 418 
 phonography 
 
 sound 402 
 ^eJ^e?' 561 
 writing 590 
 phosphorescence 
 
 Z2^/i^ 420 
 
 luminary 423 
 phosphorus 423 
 photograph Zi/.'e 17 
 photography 
 
 %Z!i^ 420 
 representation 
 
 554 
 painting 556 
 photogravure 558 
 photometer 
 
 %/<2^ 420 
 
 optical instrf!' 
 metit 445 
 
 PIA 
 
 photosphere 318 
 phrase nmsic 413 
 
 language 666 
 phrasemonger 577 
 phraseology 569 
 phrenetic 503 
 phrenitis 503 
 Phrenology 450 
 phrenotjrpics 505 
 phrensy 
 
 madness 503 
 
 imagination 515 
 
 pfassion 825 
 Phryne 962 
 Phthisozoks 361 
 phylacteric 
 
 sorcery 992 
 phylactery 
 
 maxim 496 
 
 .-?7>eZZ 993 
 physic cure 660 
 
 remedy 662 
 physical 316 
 » education 
 
 matcHal 316 
 
 teaching 537 
 
 - force 
 strength 159 
 compulsion 744 
 
 - pleasure 377 
 
 - pain 378 
 
 - science 316 
 physician 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 advice 695 
 Physics 316 
 physiognomy 
 
 /iwe 234 
 
 appearance 448 
 
 interpret 522 
 Physiology 
 
 organization 357 
 
 ^^/-^^ 359 
 Vegetable - 369 
 physique 
 strength 159 
 animality 364 
 phytivorous 298 
 Phytology 369 
 
 pi 591 
 
 piacere, al - 600 
 
 piacular 952 
 
 pianino 417 
 
 pianissimo 415 
 I pianist 416 
 
 ^i2LTiO gentle 174 
 slow 275 
 music 415 
 
 pianoforte 417 
 : piazza 189 
 
 NN 2 
 
PIB 
 
 pibroch music 415 
 
 war 722 
 pica 591 
 picaresco, gusto - 
 
 945 
 picaroon 792 
 piccolo 417 
 pick axe 253 
 
 eat 298 
 
 select 609 
 
 best 648 
 
 clean 652 
 
 ffaifi 775 
 «• the brains of 
 461 
 
 - holes 
 censure 932, 934 
 
 - the lock 480.'?. 
 
 - out extract 301 
 select 609 
 
 - to pieces 
 sejmrate 44 
 destroy 162 
 find fault 932 
 
 - a quarrel 713 
 
 - one's steps 459 
 
 - up learn 539 
 get better 658 
 gain 775 
 
 - one's way 675 
 pickaninny 129 
 pickaxe 253 
 picked 648 
 
 - men 700 
 pickeer 791 
 pickeerer 792 
 pickelhaube 
 
 armour 'ji'j 
 picket 
 
 join 43 
 
 hcate 184 
 
 fence 229 
 
 guard 668 
 
 defence "ji"] 
 
 soldiers 726 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 imjjrison 752 
 
 torture 972 
 pickings gain 775 
 
 Wfy 793 
 pickle condition 7 
 
 macerate 337 
 
 Xningent 392 
 
 condiment 393 
 
 2)reseriie 670 
 
 difficulty 704 
 have a rod in - 
 
 673 
 pickle-herring 844 
 pickpocket 792 
 548 
 
 PIE 
 
 abuse like a - 932 
 pickthank 
 
 Jw«?/ 682 
 
 servile 886 
 picnic /yy<;? 298 
 
 ])ai'ticij)ation yyS 
 
 amusement 840 
 picquet 840 
 pictorial 
 
 painting 556 
 
 beauty 845 
 picture 
 
 appearance 448 
 
 representation 
 
 554 
 jjaintmg 556 
 description 594 
 
 - to oneself 515 
 picture-gallery 556 
 picturesque 
 
 ])ainting 556 
 beauty 845 
 piddle dawdle 6S3 
 piddling 
 
 trivial 643 
 pie/^^/^ 298 
 «/i'^<?^ 396 
 jjrinting 591 
 piebald 440 
 piece JiT^ 5 1 
 ^fainting 556 
 drama 599 
 cannon 727 
 C(;i7i 800 
 cou?'tesan 962 
 fall to -s 162 
 in -s 330 
 of a - 42 
 pull to -s 162 
 give a - of advice 
 
 695 
 
 - of good fortune 
 618 
 
 - of music 415 
 
 - of news 532 
 
 - out 52 
 
 - together 43 
 
 - of work 
 discord 713 
 
 make a -' of work 
 about 642 
 piece 
 
 - justificative 467 
 
 - de resistance 
 
 298 
 piecemeal 51 
 pied de la lettre, 
 
 au - 494 
 pie-poudre, court 
 
 of - 966 
 
 PIK 
 
 pier 666 
 pierce 
 
 2)erforate 260 
 bodily jmin 378 
 chill 385 
 hurt 649 
 wound 659 
 affect 824 
 mental 2)aiji 830 
 
 - the head 410 
 
 - the heart 830 
 piercer 262 
 piercing cold 383 
 
 loud 404 
 sh7'ill 410 
 intelligent 498 
 feeling 821 
 
 - eye 441 
 
 - pain 378 
 pier-glass 445 
 Pierian spring 597 
 pierre fendre, a - 
 
 383 
 pietas 998 
 piete, mont de - 
 
 787 
 pietism 988 
 pietist 987, 988 
 piety 987 
 pig aynmal 366 
 
 sensual g^^a 
 
 - in a poke 
 uncertain 475 
 chance 621 
 rash 863 
 
 - together 72 
 pigeon du2}e 547 
 
 steal 791 
 gorge de - 440 
 pigeon-English 
 
 563 
 pigeon-hearted 862 
 pigeon-hole 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 hole 260 
 piggin 191 
 piggish 954 
 pig-headed 
 
 foolish 499 
 
 obstinate 606 
 pigment 428 
 pigmy 193 
 pignoration 771 
 pig-sticking 361 
 pigsty 653 
 pigtail 214 
 pigwidgeon 
 
 dnarf 193 
 
 imp 980 
 pike hill 206 
 
 PIL 
 
 sharp 253 
 
 weapon 727 
 pikeman 726 
 pikestaff tall 206 
 
 plain 525 
 pilaster 
 
 support 215 
 
 projection 250 
 
 ornament 847 
 pile heap 72 
 
 edifice 161 
 
 velvet 256 
 
 {house 189) 
 funeral - 363 
 -up 
 
 exaggeration 549 
 
 redundance 641 
 pile-driving 
 
 engine 276 
 pilfer steal 791 
 pilferer 792 
 pilgarlic 
 
 outcast 893 
 pilgrim 
 
 traveller 268 
 
 jyaliner 996 
 pilgrimage 
 
 journey 266 
 
 undertaking 676 
 pill sphere 249 
 
 medicine 662 
 bitter - 735 
 pillage injury 659 
 
 ^/<</2^ 791 
 pillager 792 
 pillar stable 150 
 
 Z^/j^y 206 
 
 suppo7't 215 
 
 monument 551 
 
 ffl^J/eZ^ 590 
 -s of Hercules 55c 
 - of the state &c. 
 
 873 
 from - to post 
 transfer 270 
 agitation 315 
 irresolute 505 
 circuit 629 
 
 pillion 215 
 
 pillory 975 
 
 pillow 
 
 support 215 
 
 s^/jf 324 
 consult one's - 
 temporize 133 
 reflect 45 1 
 pilot mariner 269 
 inform. 527 
 guide 693 
 director 694 
 
PIL 
 
 pilot-balloon 
 
 ex2)eHment 463 
 pilot-boat 273 
 pilous 256 
 pimp 962 
 pimple tumour 250 
 
 blemish 848 
 ^in fasten 43 
 fastening 45 
 locate 184 
 sharp 253 
 axis 312 
 trijie 643 
 might hear a - 
 
 drop 403 
 point of a - 193 
 not a - to choose 
 equal 27 
 no dunce 6oga 
 
 - down 
 cotnjndsion 744 
 restraint 751 
 
 - one's faith upon 
 484 
 
 - oneself upon 
 serve 746 
 servile 886 
 
 pinafore 225 
 pince-nez 445 
 pincers 781 
 pinch emei'gency 8 
 contract 195 
 ^«i/i 378 
 chill 385 
 %ee<^ 630 
 difficulty 704 
 grudge 819 
 /i?f?'^ morally 830 
 {insufficiency 640) 
 at a - 704 
 jack at a - 711 
 where the shoe -s 
 830 
 
 - of snuff 643 
 pinchbeck sham 545 
 
 jewellery 847 
 pinched [st^e pinch] 
 jjoor 804 
 
 - with hunger 865 
 pinching cold 383 
 
 miserly 819 
 Pindaric 597 
 pine disease 655 
 dejection 837 
 suffer in min ^828 
 
 - a way 837 
 
 - for 865' 
 pinery 371 
 pinguid 355 
 pin-hole 260 
 
 PIQ 
 
 pinion /«x^t^;i 43 
 
 iving 267 
 
 instrument 633 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 /t'J^j^e?' 752 
 pink^j^Vwe 260 
 
 thi'ust 276 
 
 colour 434 
 
 jyerfection 650 
 
 «7Z<;;'y 873 
 pink of heauty 845 
 
 - fasliion 852 
 
 - perfection 650 
 
 - politeness 894 
 pinnace 273 
 pinnacle 210 
 pins legs 266 
 
 - and needles 
 bodily pain 378 
 numb 381 
 mental jjain 828 
 
 Pinto, Fernam 
 
 Mendez - 548 
 pioneer 
 
 pj'ccursor 64 
 
 leader 234 
 
 teacher 540 
 
 prepare 673 
 pious 987 
 
 - fraud 
 untruth 546 
 false piety 988 
 
 pipe j^mSc 260 
 conduit 350 
 r-ew?^ 351 
 sound 410 
 cry 411 
 
 music 416, 417 
 wrej:; 839 
 no - no dance 812 
 
 - one's eye 839 
 
 - of peace 721 
 pipeclay habit 613 
 
 strictness 739 
 piper 416 
 pay the - aid 707 
 payment 807 
 piping - hot 382 
 
 - tirae peace 721 
 prospcHty 734 
 
 pipkin 191 
 piquant 
 pungent 392 
 
 - «%^e 574 
 imp7'essive 821 
 
 piquante, sauce - 
 condiment 393 
 pleasin/) 829 
 
 pique ea^ciife 824 
 _^£W7i 830 
 
 PIT 
 
 hate 898 
 anger 900 
 
 - oneself 
 pHde 878 
 
 piqueerer 792 
 
 piquet defence 717 
 soldiers 726 
 
 pirate s^m^ 791 
 ^/mY/ 792 
 
 pirouette 
 inversion 218 
 evolution 312 
 turn a - 607 
 
 Pisa, tower of - 
 217 
 
 pis-aller 
 
 substitute 147 
 
 piscatorial 366 
 
 pisces natare 
 docere 
 misteaching 538 
 redundance 641 
 
 pisciculture 370 
 
 pish ! absurd 497 
 trifling 643 
 excitable 825 
 irascible 901 
 
 piste 551 
 
 pistol 727 
 
 pistol-shot 197 
 
 piston 263 
 
 pit rf(r^; 208 
 hole 252 
 opening 260 
 grave 363 
 theatre 599 
 bottomless - 982 
 
 - of Acheron 982 
 
 - against 
 opposition 708 
 discord 713 
 
 - against one 
 
 another 464 
 
 pit-a-pat 
 
 agitation 315 
 rattle 407 
 feeling 821 
 excitation 824 
 
 pitch degree 26 
 ^e7v;i 71 
 location 184 
 height 206 
 summit 210 
 i^/wwy 284 
 descent 306 
 depression 308 
 n'e^ 314 
 rm;i 356<f 
 musical - 413 
 JZac^ 431 
 
 PIV 
 
 - of one's breath 
 411 
 
 - dark 421 
 
 - into attach 716 
 contend 720 
 punish 972 
 
 - overboard 782 
 
 - one's tent 292 
 
 - and toss 621 
 
 - upon 7'ea<;'7i 292 
 discover 480a 
 clwose 609 
 
 /Z^^J^ 775 
 pitched battle 720 
 pitcher 191 
 pitchfork 
 
 vehicle 273 
 
 throiv 284 
 rain -s 348 
 pitch-pipe 417 
 piteous 
 
 painful 830 
 piteously 7;Awt'Z! 31 
 pitfall snare 545 
 
 danger 667 
 pith y'uj^ 5 
 
 strength 159 
 
 interior' 221 
 
 centre 222 
 
 meaning 516 
 
 important part 
 642 
 pithless 158 . 
 pithy meaning 516 
 
 concise 572 
 
 vigm'ous 574 
 pitiable Ja<Z 649 
 
 painful 830 
 
 contemptible 930 
 pitied, to be - 82S 
 pitiful 
 
 unimpoHant 643 
 
 &«<^ 649 
 
 disrepute 874 
 
 i7rty9i4 
 pitiless 914a 
 
 revengeful 919 
 
 {malevolent 907) 
 pittance <^<;fe 640 
 
 allotment 786 
 
 income 810 
 pitted 848 
 pituitous 352 
 pity 914 
 express- 915 
 what a - 
 
 7¥y?-ej^ 833 
 
 lament 839 
 for -'s sake 914 
 pivot Jwnc^w?;* 43 
 549 
 
PIV 
 
 PLA 
 
 PLA 
 
 PLA 
 
 cause 153 
 support 215 
 axis 312 
 pix hox 191 
 assay 463 
 Txtcs 998 
 pixy 980 
 pizzicato 415 
 placable 918 
 placard 531 
 placate ^;«(?r/"y 723 
 
 forgive 918 
 place 
 
 circicmstances 8 
 order 58 
 arrange 60 
 ;t^r/n 71 
 
 situation l%2y 183 
 Zoca^e 184 
 abode 189 
 /)^tfe 625 
 raw/i 873 
 give - to 623 
 have - I 
 in - 183 
 in - of 147 
 make a - for 184 
 out of - 185 
 
 - to one's credit 
 805 
 
 - itself 58 
 
 - in order 60 
 
 - upon record 551 
 
 - under 
 include 76 
 
 placebit, decies re- 
 
 pfctita - 829 
 placebo 933 
 place-hunter 767 
 placeman 758 
 placid 826 
 placit 741 
 plagiarism 
 
 imitation 19 
 
 horrowing 788 
 
 th^ft 791 
 plagiarist 792 
 Plagiary, Sir 
 
 Fretful - 901 
 plagiedral 217 
 plague disease 655 
 
 2)ain 828 
 
 worry 830 
 plague-spot 657 
 plaguy 
 
 diD'wult 704 
 
 trouhlesovie 830 
 plaid shaivl 225 
 
 variegation 440 
 plaidoyer 476 
 550 
 
 plain 
 
 koHzontal 213 
 counto'y 344 
 ohvio^is 446 
 meaning 518 
 manifest 525 
 style 576 
 artless 703 
 ugly 846 
 simple 849 
 
 - English 576 
 
 - dealing 543 
 
 - interpretation 
 522 
 
 - question 461 
 
 - sailing 705 
 
 - sense 498 
 
 - speaking 
 manifest 525 
 frank 703 
 
 - terms 
 intelligible 518 
 interpreted 522 
 language 576 
 
 - truth 494 
 
 - wrords 703 
 plainly, tell one - 
 
 527 
 plainness 576 
 plainsong 990 
 plain-spoken 
 
 TiMnifest 525 
 
 frank 703 
 plaint cry 411 
 
 lament 839 
 plaintiff 938 
 plaintive 839 
 plaisance 
 
 demesne 189 
 
 jjleaswe ground 
 
 840 
 plaisanterie 842 
 plaister 223 
 plait weave 219 
 
 fold 258 
 plan itinerary 266 
 
 information 527 
 
 representation 
 
 554 
 
 scheme 626 
 plane horizontal 213 
 
 flat 251 
 
 smooth 255 
 
 soa?* 305 
 inclined - 633 
 planet world 318 
 
 fate 601 
 planet-struck 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 wonder 870 
 
 plank Joar^Z 204 
 7>'a;f/i 627 
 safety 666 
 
 plant j^Za6-<? 184 
 insert 300 
 vegetable 367 
 agHculture 371 
 2^?*w;/i 545 
 j^^i'Z.'? 633 
 property 780 
 
 - a battery 716 
 
 - a dagger in the 
 breast 830 
 
 - oneself 184 
 
 - a thorn in the 
 side 830 
 
 plantation 
 
 location 184 
 
 agriculture ^Ji 
 
 estate 780 
 planter ses choux, 
 
 aller - 893 
 plash lake 343 
 
 stream 348 
 
 sound 408 
 plashy 345 
 plasm 22 
 plasma 847 
 plasmic 240 
 plaster cement 45 
 
 covcHng 223 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 - up repair 660 
 '^l^.^Xin alterable 149 
 
 /tf?'/;t 240 
 
 «^'/f 324 
 
 (^facile 705) 
 plat weave 219 
 
 ground 344 
 plate ^is/i 191 
 
 layer 204 
 
 ccveHng 223 
 
 j^«2^ 251 
 
 /c><;(^ 298 
 
 engraving 558 
 
 - printing 558, 
 
 591 
 plateau level 213 
 
 plain 344 
 platform 
 
 hoHzontal 213 
 
 suppm't 215 
 
 s^«/7(3 542 
 
 scJieme 626 
 
 arena 728 
 
 - orator 582 
 platitude 
 
 unmeaning 517 
 /:Z?^ZZ 843 
 {absurdity 497) 
 
 Platonic 
 
 contemplative 
 
 451 
 inexcitable 826 
 chaste 960 
 
 - bodies 244 
 Platonism 45 1 
 platoon army 726 
 
 {assemblage 72) 
 
 - fire 716 
 platter 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 /«2/e?' 204 
 
 /fl^2^ 251 
 
 clean the outside 
 of the - 544 
 I plaudit 931 
 plausible 
 
 probable 472 
 
 sophistical 477 
 
 /«&(? 544 
 
 approbation 931 
 
 JiaUery 933 
 
 vindication 937 
 play operation 1 70 
 
 influence 175 
 
 5co/?<? 180 
 
 oscillation 314 
 
 music 416 
 
 drama 599 
 
 ?*«e 677 
 
 action 680 
 
 freedom 748 
 
 amusement 840 
 at - 840 
 
 bring into - 677 
 full - 175 
 full of - 836 
 in - 842 
 
 - one's best card 
 exeHion 686 
 s7^■^7Z 698 
 
 - of colours 440 
 
 - at cross purposes 
 confusion 59 
 misinterpret 523 
 
 - a deep game 702 
 
 - the deuce 
 excitement 825 
 
 - the devil with 
 malevolence 907 
 
 - one false 
 disajypoint 509 
 falsehood 544 
 deception 545 
 
 - fast and loose 
 falsehood 544 
 irresolute 605 
 tergiversation 
 
 607 
 
PLA 
 
 PLE 
 
 PLI 
 
 PLU 
 
 caprice 608 
 
 - on the feelings 
 824 
 
 - first fiddle 
 iinpoHance 642 
 repute 873 
 
 « the fool 
 folly 499 
 clumsy 699 
 amusement 840 
 ridiculous 853 
 ridicule 856 
 
 - for chance 621 
 
 - a game 
 pursue 622 
 conduct 692 
 pastime 840 
 
 - into the hands 
 of 709 
 
 - havoc 659 
 
 - hide and seek 
 liide 528 
 «tw<^ 623 
 
 give - to the 
 imagination 
 
 515 
 
 - of light 420 
 
 - the monkey 499 
 
 - off 545 
 
 - a part 
 false 544 
 drama 599 
 action 680 
 
 - one's part 
 business 625 
 conduct 692 
 
 - second fiddle 
 inferior 34 
 subject 749 
 
 • one a trick 
 disappoint 509 
 deceive 545 
 
 • tricks with 
 unsJdlfid 699 
 cunning 702 
 
 - truant 623 
 
 - upon 
 deceive 545 
 ridicule 856 
 
 - with 460 
 
 - upon words 
 misinterpret 523 
 neology 563 
 
 ?i-i?^ 842 
 play-day 840 
 played out 
 
 ^/i^ 67 
 
 fatigue 688 
 
 completion 729 
 failwre 732 
 
 player 
 
 musician 416 
 
 (2^i^w 599 
 playfellow 890 
 playful 836 
 
 - imagination 515 
 playground 
 
 arena 728 
 
 games 840 
 play-house 599 
 playmate 890 
 playsome 836 
 plaything- 
 
 /?Y^(9 643 
 
 toy 840 
 make a - of 749 
 playwright 599 
 plea excuse 617 
 
 vindication 937 
 
 lawsuit 969 
 plead fl?v7we 467 
 
 ^;Zefl^ 617 
 
 % 765 
 
 - one's cause 937 
 
 - guilty 950 
 pleader lawyer 968 
 pleading, special - 
 
 477 
 pleadings 969 
 pleasant 
 
 agreeable 829 
 
 amusing 840 
 
 witty 842 
 make things - 
 
 deceive 545 
 
 induce 615 
 
 2)lease 829 
 
 flatter 933 
 pleasantry 840, 
 
 842 
 please 829 
 as you - 
 
 obedience 743 
 do what one -s 748 
 if you - 
 
 obedience 743 
 
 consent 762 
 
 request 765 
 
 - oneself 943 
 pleasurableness 
 
 829 
 pleasure 
 
 pliyslcal - 377 
 
 will 600 
 
 ?//«raZ - 827 
 
 dissipation 954 
 at - 600 
 at one's - 737 
 during - loSti 
 give - 829 
 
 man of - 954« 
 take one's - 840 
 will and - 600 
 with - 
 willingly 602 
 pleasure-giving 
 
 829 
 pleasure-ground 
 demesne 189 
 amusement 840 
 plebeian 876 
 plebiscite 
 judgment 480 
 choice 609 
 plectuntur Achivi 
 
 739 
 pledge promise 768 
 
 security 771 
 
 boo'rmv 788 
 
 ^7?•^?^^ to 883, 894 
 hold in - 771 
 take the - 
 
 temperance 771 
 
 sobriety 958 
 
 - oneself 768 
 
 - one's word 768 
 pledget 
 
 stopper 263 
 
 remedy 662 
 Pleiades 
 
 cluster 72 
 
 «j^«r5 318 
 plenary /?</^ 31 
 
 comjylete 52 
 plenipotent 
 
 2)07ver 157 
 plenipotentiary 
 
 consignee 758 
 
 deputy 759 
 plenitude 639 
 in the - of power 
 
 plenty 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 sufficient 639 
 - to do 682 
 plenum 
 
 substance 3 
 
 matter 316 
 pleonasm 
 
 diffuseness 573 
 
 redundance 641 
 plerophory 484 
 plethora 641 
 plexus 219 
 pliable 324 
 pliant .w/if 324 
 
 irresolute 605 
 
 facile 705 
 
 servile 886 
 
 plicature 258 
 pliers 
 
 extractor 301 
 hvlder 781 
 plight «i^fl;f6' 7 
 promise 768 
 security 771 
 evil - 735 
 
 - one s faith 902 
 
 - one's troth 768, 
 902 
 
 plighted love 
 
 Zwe 897 
 
 endearment 902 
 plinth Jas6' 211 
 
 rest 215 
 Tplod journey 266 
 
 5/wy 275 
 
 persevere 604a 
 
 work 682 
 plodding 6o4fl', 682 
 
 <7«ZZ 843 
 plough /«?7wy 259 
 
 agriculture 371 
 
 - the ground 
 prepare 673 
 
 - in 228 
 
 - the waves 267 
 
 - one's way 266 
 ploughboy 
 
 commonalty 876 
 ploughshare 253 
 plot- of ground i8l 
 
 plain 344 
 
 plan 626 
 the - thickens 
 
 assemblage 72 
 
 events 682 
 plow [sff? plough] 
 pluck 6'7/m?^ 545 
 
 resolution 604 
 
 2)erscvere 604a 
 
 reject 610 
 
 /«^(3 789 
 
 s^mZ 791 
 
 coui'age 861 
 
 - up courage 861 
 
 - a crow with 932 
 
 - out 301 
 plug close 261 
 
 stopper 263 
 plum number 98 
 
 «wci^f 396 
 
 money 800 
 plumage 256 
 plum-coloured 437 
 plumb close 261 
 
 measure 466 
 plumb-line 212 
 plume /mj^^er 256 
 551 
 
PLU 
 
 POI 
 
 POr 
 
 POE 
 
 ornament 847 
 borrowed -s 788 
 
 - oneself 878 
 plume 
 
 coup de - 590 
 nom de - 565 
 plumigerous 256 
 plummet depth 208 
 
 verticality 212 
 plumose 256 
 plump 
 
 itistantaneous 11^ 
 fat 192 
 ]}lunge 310 
 unexpected 508 
 f down 306 
 
 - upon 292 
 plamper 
 
 expansion 194 
 
 vote 609 
 plunder steal 791 
 
 booty 793 
 
 {ravage 659) 
 plunge 
 
 revolution 146 
 
 inseH 300 
 
 dive 310 
 
 immerse 337 
 
 hurry 684 
 >• into difficulties 
 704 
 
 - into dissipation 
 
 954 
 
 - headlong 684 
 
 - into 
 adventure 6^6 
 
 - in medias res 
 J) lain language 
 
 576 
 resolute 604 
 
 - into sorrow 830 
 plunged 
 
 - in debt 806 
 
 - in grief 828 
 plurality 100 
 plus 37 
 plush 256 
 Pluto 982 
 
 realms of - 982 
 Plutocracy 803 
 plutonic 382 
 Plutus 803 
 pluvial 348 
 ply fold 258 
 
 use 677 
 
 exeH 686 
 
 request 765 
 
 - one's task 680 
 
 - one's trade 625 
 
 - a trade 794 
 
 552 
 
 p.m. 126 
 Pneumatics 334 
 Pneumatology 450 
 pneumatoscopic 
 
 317 
 poach steal 791 
 
 illegality 964 
 poacher 792 
 poachy 345 
 pock 250 
 ^oc^et place 184 
 
 pouch 191 
 
 diminutive 193 
 
 receive 785 
 
 tahe 789 
 
 money 800 
 
 treasury 802 
 
 hrooli 826 
 button up one's - 
 
 808 
 out of - loss 776 
 
 deU 806 
 touch the - 800 
 - the affront 
 
 suhmit 725 
 
 forgive 918 
 pocket-book 551 
 pocket-handker- 
 chief 225 
 pocket-money 800 
 pocket-pistol 
 
 bottle 191 
 pococurante 
 
 insensible 823 
 
 indifferent 866 
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 poeniteniiae, locus - 
 
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 poetaster 
 
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 censure 932 
 
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 - of the compass 
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 - of convergence 
 
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 - of death 360 
 
 - in dispute 461 
 
 - of etiquette 852 
 
 in - of fact r 
 
 - the finger of 
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 - of honour 939- 
 
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 - a moral 537 
 
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 - the reason 155 
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 conijnilsion 744 
 
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 plain language 
 576 
 
 refusal 764 
 point-champain 
 
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 sharp 253 
 
 affirmation 535 
 
 marked 550 
 
 language 574 
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 intention 620 
 pointer ^^o../ 366 
 
 indicator 550 
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 ?myi 319 
 poison injure 659 
 
 &rtr;<e 663 
 poisoned 655 
 commend tlie - 
 chalice 544 
 poisonous 657 
 •polie pochet 191 
 pig in a - 
 
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 cliance 621 
 
 ?*«s/i 863 
 
 - at thrust 276 
 attach 716 
 
 - the fire 384 
 
 - fun at 856 
 
 - one's nose in 682 
 
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 POP 
 
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 polacre 273 
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 axis 222 
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 opposite -s 237 
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 pole-star 
 
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 direction 693 
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 polemic 
 
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 discord 713 
 contention 720 
 combatant 726 
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 police 965 
 
 - court 966 
 
 - magistrate 967 
 policeman 
 
 safeguard 664 
 ju7'isdiction 96$ 
 
 policy plan 626 
 conduct 692 
 
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 beauty 845 
 ornament 847 
 ia^^e 850 
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 - off finish 729 
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 fashionable 852 
 polite 894 
 
 polisson 949 
 
 polite 894 
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 - literature 560 
 
 - society 852 
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 cunning 702 
 
 cautious 864 
 
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 body- 
 
 mankind 372 
 
 government 737 
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 692 
 politician 
 
 director 694 
 
 proficient 700 
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 ?-ofe 609 
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 iroWoL ot - 876 
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 cor7'upt 659 
 
 disgrace 874 
 
 {dishonour 940) 
 pollution 
 
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 iv'ce 945 
 polo 840 
 poltroon 862 
 polyandry 903 
 polychord 417 
 polychromatic 
 
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 vanegated 440 
 polychrome 440 
 
 jyainting 556 
 polygamy 903 
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 polyglot 
 
 translation 522 
 
 language 560 
 polygon 
 
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 figure 244 
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 polylogy 573 
 polyphonism 580 
 polypus 250 
 polyscope 445 
 polysyllable 561 
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 pomade 356 
 pommel 
 
 support 215 
 
 round 249 
 
 beat 972 
 Pomona 369 
 
 pomp 8S2 
 pomposity 882 
 pompous 
 
 language 577 
 poncho 225 
 pond lake 343 
 
 store 636 
 
 fish - 370 
 
 ponder 451 
 
 ponderable 
 
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 weight 319 
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 weighing 319 
 
 judgment 480 
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 heavy 319 
 
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 pondus fumo, dare - 
 
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 poniard 727 
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 difficulty 704 
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 pontiff 996 
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 boat 273 
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 pony 271 
 I poodle 366 
 pooh, pooh ! 
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 - head 499 
 
 - man 804 
 
 - in spirit 881 
 
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 - off 804 
 poor-spirited 862 
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 unexpected 508 
 
 - at 716 
 
 - in ingress 294 
 insertion 300 
 
 - off die 360 
 
 - a question 461 
 
 - the question 
 request 765 
 endearment 902 
 
 - upon arrive 292 
 discover 480^ 
 
 Pope 
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 2)riest 996 
 
 Popedom 995 
 
 Pope Joan 840 
 
 Popery 984 
 
 pop-gun trifie 643 
 
 popinjay 854 
 
 poplar tall 206 
 
 poppy sedative 1 74 
 
 populace 876 
 
 popular 
 
 celebrated 873 
 favourite 897 
 approved 931 
 
 - opinion 488 
 popularis, aura- 
 
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 popularize 
 
 render intelligible 
 
 518 
 fa-cilitate 705 
 
 viake pleasant 
 829 
 population 
 
 inhabitayits 188 
 
 mankind 372 
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 election 609 
 
 authoHty 737 
 populous 
 
 croivded 72 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 presence 186 
 porcelain 
 
 Z'a*^/^ 384 
 
 sculpture 557 
 porch entrance 66 
 
 Zf^S&y 191 
 
 mouth 231 
 
 opening 260 
 
 (way 627) 
 porcupine 
 
 prickly 253 
 
 touchy 901 
 pore opening 260 
 
 egress 295 
 
 conduit 350 
 - over Zoo^ 441 
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 POS 
 
 POS 
 
 POT 
 
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 457 
 
 learn 539 
 porism inquiry 461 
 
 judgment 480 
 pornographic 961 
 porous 260 
 porpoise 192 
 porringer 191 
 port aiode 189 
 
 sinistral 239 
 
 gait 264 
 
 aro'ival 292 
 
 cari'iage 448 
 
 liarhour 666 
 
 - admiral 745 
 
 - fire 388 
 
 - wine 959 
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 transferable 270 
 
 liglit 320 
 portage 270 
 portal entrance 66 
 
 mouth 231 
 
 opening 260 
 
 (way 627) 
 portative 
 
 swaZZ 193 
 
 transferable 270 
 
 (%7i^ 320) 
 portcullis 
 
 hindrance 706 
 
 defence 717 
 porte-monnaie 802 
 portend 511 
 portent 512 
 portentous 
 
 prophetic 511 
 
 fearful 860 
 ■poTtevjaf liter 263 
 
 carrier 271 
 porterage 270 
 portfolio 6'a5«3 191 
 
 J^w/i 593 
 
 magazine 636 
 
 direction 693 
 
 insignia ']\'j 
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 portico entrance 66 
 
 room 191 
 portion ^o-rz^ 51 
 
 allotment 786 
 - out 786 
 portly 192 
 portmanteau 191 
 portrait 
 representation 
 
 554 
 portrait painting 
 
 556 
 
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 portrait painter 559 
 portraiture 554, 
 
 556 
 portray 554 
 portreeve 
 
 master 745 
 
 functionary 965 
 posada 189 
 pose situation 183 
 
 form 240 
 
 puzzle 475 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 affectation 855 
 
 - as 554 
 posited 184 
 position 
 
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 ^<?7'wi 71 
 situation 183 
 proposition 514 
 assertion 535 
 
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 positive rmZ i 
 
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 S2^^7*C^ 82 
 
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 481 
 helief 484 
 imequivocal 518 
 assertion 535 
 obstinate 606 
 absolute 739 
 (precise 494) 
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 - colour 428 
 
 - degree 31 
 
 - fact 474 
 
 - quantity 84 
 positivism 
 
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 irrcligion 989 
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 Posology 662 
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 jJarty 712 
 in - 470 
 
 - comitatus 
 collectiofi 72 
 army 726 
 authority 'J2>'7 
 
 jurisdiction 965 
 
 possess 777 
 
 - knowledge 490 
 
 - the mind 484 
 
 - oneself of 789 
 
 - the soul 824 
 
 - a state 7 
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 possession 777, 780 
 come into - 775, 
 
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 in one's - 777 
 person in - 779 
 put one in - of 527 
 remain in - of the 
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 possessor 779 
 possibility 
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 liability 177 
 may be 470 
 p>rop>erty 780 
 
 - upon a possi- 
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 possidetis, uti - 
 
 pfossession J'j'j 
 
 retention 781 
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 situation 183 
 
 location 184 
 
 support 215 
 
 swift 274 
 
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 mail 534 
 
 beacon 550 
 
 record 551 
 
 employment 625 
 
 accounts 811 
 
 stigmatize 874 
 
 jmnish 972 
 at one's - 
 
 2)repared 673 
 
 OM ^w% 926 
 sign - 550 
 stand like a - 265 
 
 - hoc ergo propter 
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 drive from - to 
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 postboy 268 
 post-card 592 
 post-chaise 272 
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 post-diluvial 117 
 poster 531 
 posterior 
 
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 in time 117 
 
 in space 235 
 posteriority 117 
 posterity 
 
 futurity 121 
 
 descendants 167 
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 record 551 
 
 fame 873 
 postern jyw^aZ 66 
 
 bach 235 
 
 opening 260 
 post-existence 
 
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 post-haste 
 
 swift 274 
 
 Aasfe 684 
 
 rash 863 
 post-horse 271 
 posthumous 
 
 subsequent 117 
 
 Zaz^e 133 
 
 - fame 873 
 postilion 
 
 rider 268 
 
 guide 694 
 postliminious 
 
 sxLbsequent 117 
 
 ZftT^^ 133 
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 interment 363 
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 post-obit 360, 363 
 post-office 534 
 
 - order 800 
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 postulant 
 
 asking 765 
 
 petitioner 16^ 
 
 nun 996 
 postulate 
 
 reasoning 476 
 
 supposition 514 
 postulation 
 
 supposition 514 
 
 request 765 
 posture 
 
 circumstances 8 
 
 situation 183 
 
 /ww 240 
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 player 599 
 
 buffoon 844 
 posy w<>«^> 550 
 
 j^otfw 597 
 
 flowers 847 
 pot wMcA 31 
 
 ?»««7 191 
 
 Zt^a^ 384 
 
 saucepan 386 
 
 presence 670 
 death in the -657 
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 failure 732 
 keep the - boiling 
 
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 POW 
 
 PRA 
 
 PRE 
 
 make the - boil 
 
 775 
 
 le - au lait 
 
 imagiJiation 515 
 
 hojj'e 858 
 potable 298 
 potage 298 
 potager 191 
 potation 
 
 beverage 298 
 
 tippling 959 
 pot-bellied 194 
 pot-companion 890 
 potency 157 
 potent 157, 159 
 potentate 745 
 potential 
 
 inexi stent 2 
 potentiality 
 
 power 157 
 
 possiMlity 470 
 pother dism'dcr 59 
 
 feeling 821 
 
 excitement 825 
 
 annoyance 830 
 pot-herbs 393 
 pot-hooks 590 
 pot-house 189 
 pot-hunter 767 
 potion 
 
 beverage 298 
 
 tnedicine 662 
 pot-luck 
 
 eating 298 
 
 chance 621 
 Potosi 803 
 pot-pourri 
 
 mixture 41 
 
 fragrance 400 
 
 music 415 
 pottage 298 
 pottering 
 
 busy 682 
 
 faddling 6%Z 
 pottery baled 384 
 
 aH 557 
 pottle 191 
 potulent dHnk 298 
 
 drunlien 959 
 pot-valiant 959 
 potwalloper 876 
 iroO aru 215 
 pouch 191 
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 qui n^a pas 
 invent e la - 
 
 fool 501 
 
 bungler 701 
 Jeter de la - aiix 
 yeux 442 
 
 poultice ^w7/; 354 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 relief %-}^\ 
 poultry 366 
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 unexpected 508 
 
 attach 716 
 
 seize 789 
 pound 
 
 inclose 232 
 
 weight 319 
 
 bruise 330 
 
 imjvison 752 
 
 - together 41 
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 pounds, shillings, 
 
 and pence 800 
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 stream 348 
 sufficient 639 
 it never rains but 
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 - a broadside 
 
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 - forth eject 297 
 sjJeak 582 
 loquacity 584 
 
 - forth like water 
 818 
 
 - in converge 290 
 ingress 294 
 sufHciency 639 
 
 - on lavish 784 
 
 - with rain 348 
 
 - water into a 
 sieve jvaste 638 
 
 p7'odigality 818 
 
 - out 295, 297 
 pourboire 784 
 pourparler 
 
 ititerlocution 588 
 
 advice 695 
 
 council 696 
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 5a<^ 837 
 
 discmii'teous 895, 
 
 w'fl^^ 900 
 
 sw^^y 901a 
 poverty 
 
 iJisufficiency 640 
 
 unimpoHance 
 
 643 
 indigence 804 
 
 - of intellect 499 
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 food for - 726 
 gun- 727 
 1 smell ^722 
 
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 - and shot 727 
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 variegated 440 
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 authmity 737 
 do all in one's - 
 
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 give - 760 
 in the - of 
 authority 737 
 subjection 749 
 literary - 569 
 
 - of attorney 755 
 
 - of money 800 
 powerful 
 
 strong 159 
 
 - voice 580 
 powerless 
 
 impotent 158 
 
 tveak 160 
 powers that be 745 
 pox 655 
 praam 273 
 practicable 
 
 2)ossihle 470 
 
 {easy 705) 
 practical 
 
 acting 170 
 
 executive 692 
 -joke 
 
 deception 545 
 
 Hdixnde 856 
 
 disrespect 929 
 
 - knowledge 698 
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 practice 
 
 arithmetic 85 
 
 training 537 
 
 AaZ»?Y 613 
 
 conduct 692 
 in - prepared 673 
 
 skilled 698 
 put in - WS6' 677 
 
 action 680 
 
 conduct 692 
 
 complete 729 
 out of - 699 
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 ?«e 677 
 
 «cf 680 
 
 - at the bar 968 
 
 - on one's credu- 
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 - upon 
 experiment 463 
 deceive 545 
 
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 skilled 698 
 
 - eye 700 
 
 - hand 700 
 practitioner 
 
 medical • 662 
 
 doer 690 
 praecognita 467 
 praenomen 564 
 praetor 967 
 Pragmatic 
 
 Sanction 769 
 pragmatical 
 
 pedantic 855 
 
 vain 880 
 prahu 273 
 prairie plain 344 
 
 vegetation 367 
 praise tlianks 916 
 
 conwiendation 
 
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 n'orsJtip 990 
 praiseworthy 
 
 commendable 931 
 
 viitue 944 
 prance ^worc 266 
 
 dance 315 
 prank caprice 608 
 
 amusement 840 
 
 adorn 847 
 prate 584 
 prattle fa^A- 5 82 
 
 chatter 584 
 pravity 945 
 praxis 
 
 grammar 567 
 
 action 680 
 Praxiteles 559 
 pray % 765 
 
 Tvorsldp 990 
 prayer 
 
 request 765 
 
 n'orshij) 990 
 
 house of - 1000 
 
 prayer-book 998 
 
 preach i^m^'/i 537 
 
 Xiredication 998 
 
 - to the winds 
 
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 - to the wise 538 
 preacher 
 
 teacher 540 
 priest 996 
 
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 veteran 130 
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 481 
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 prebendary 996 
 precarious 
 
 transient ill 
 
 unceHain 475 
 
 dangerous 665 
 precatory 765 
 precaution 
 
 care 459 
 
 expedient 626 
 
 safety 664 
 
 preparation 673 
 precede 
 
 superior 33 
 
 - in order 62 
 
 - in time 116 
 
 - in motion 280 
 precedence 
 
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 ranlt 873 
 precedent 
 
 {see precede] 
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 precursor 64 
 hahit 613 
 Z^^aZ decision 
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 follow -s 82 
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 leader 694 
 pHest 996 
 precept maxim 697 
 <;?'c?er 641 
 permit 760 
 preceptor 540 
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 - in motion 280 
 precieuse ridicule 
 
 855 
 precinct region 181 
 
 joZace 182 
 
 environs 227 
 
 Jo?/ ^a?*y 233 
 precious great 31 
 
 excellent 648 
 
 valuable 814 
 
 beloved 897 
 
 - metals 800 
 
 - stone 
 goodness 648 
 ornament 847 
 
 precipice 
 vertical 212 
 
 «Zo/;<? 217 
 
 dangerous 667 
 on the verge of 
 
 a - 665 
 precipitancy 
 
 7i<j«^^ 684 
 
 rashness 863 
 precipitate 
 
 <?a;*Zy 132 
 
 «fwZ; 308 
 
 consolidate 321 
 
 r^w.«c^ 653 
 
 7ia5#<? 684 
 
 rash 863 
 - oneself 306 
 precipitous 217 
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 precise exact 494 
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 assent 488 
 precisianism 
 
 affectation 855 
 
 1 Let ero doxy 984 
 
 over-religioiLS 988 
 preclude 706 
 precocious 
 
 ^arZy 132 
 
 immature 674 
 
 i^^r?^ 885 
 
 ?*?*<Ze 895 
 precognition 
 
 foQ'ethougltt 490 
 
 knorvledge 510 
 preconceived idea 
 
 481 
 preconception 481 
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 611 
 
 ^^Ztf/i 626 
 preconcertation 
 
 jireparation 673 
 precursor 
 
 - in order 62, 64 
 
 - in tims 116 
 (^predict 511) 
 (^presage 512) 
 
 predatory 
 
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 thieving 79 1 
 predecessor 64 
 predeliberation 
 
 foresight 510 
 
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 611 
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 predestination 
 
 /aj^d^ 152 
 
 necessity 601 
 
 2>ti^y 976 
 
 predetermination 
 611 
 
 predial Z(z;;i<Z 342 
 agriculture 371 
 manoHal 780 
 
 predicament 
 circumstances 8 
 character 75 
 
 predicate 
 
 ^#?-wi 535 
 
 jjreach 998 
 prediction 511 
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 Z»m.9 481 
 
 affection 820 
 
 desire 865 
 
 (Z<;re 897) 
 predispose 
 
 motive 615 
 
 prepare 673 
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 willing 602 
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 tendency 176 
 
 affection 820 
 predominant 
 
 influence 175 
 
 authority 737 
 predominate 
 
 su2)erior 33 
 pre-eminent 
 
 superior 33 
 
 celebrated 873 
 pre-emption 795 
 pre-engage 
 
 earZ// 132 
 pre-engagement 
 
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 pre-establish 626 
 pre-examine 461 
 pre-exist 
 
 jjnoi'ity 116 
 
 (^^fl^^ 122) 
 preface 62, 64 
 prefect r?/Z^r 745 
 
 deputy 759 
 prefecture 737 
 prefer c/wo^<^ 6:^9 
 
 - a claim 969 
 
 - a petition 765 
 preferment 
 
 improvement 658 
 ecclesiastical - 
 
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 prefigure 
 prediction 5 1 1 
 {indication 550) 
 
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 pregnable 158 
 
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 producing i6r 
 productive 16^ 
 predicting 511 
 - 5^?^fc 572 
 important 64.Z 
 
 - with meaning 
 
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 prejudge 481 
 prejudicate 481 
 prejudice 
 
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 detHment 659 
 prejudicial 649 
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 prelate 996 
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 precursor 64 
 
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 prelude 62, 64^ 
 
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 premature 
 
 early 132 
 
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 premeditate 
 
 predetermine 6n 
 
 intend 620 
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 director 694 
 
 vicegerent 759 
 
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 premiership 693 
 premise j-^yv^o? 62 
 
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 pHor 116 
 
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 evidence 467 
 
 Zo^ic 476 
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 receipt 810 
 
 reward 973. 
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 premonitory 
 
 prediction 511 
 
 warning 668 
 
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 jjredictioii 511 
 
 manifestation 525 
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 disobedience 742 
 
 penalty 974 
 prendre la balle au 
 
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 prenotion 
 
 misjudgment 481 
 
 foresight 510 
 prensation 789 
 prentice 541 
 prenticeship 539 
 preoccupancy 
 
 jwssession 777 
 preoccupation 
 
 inattention 458 
 preoption 609 
 preordain 
 
 destiny 152 
 
 necessity 601 
 preparation 673 
 
 music 413 
 
 instruction 537 
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 prepare the way 
 
 facilitate 705 
 prepared ready 698 
 preparing 
 
 destined 152 
 prepense 
 
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 predetermined 
 611 
 
 intended 620 
 
 malice - 907 
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 irpetrov, to - 
 
 f«.si^e 850 
 
 2)ro2)riety 926 
 preponderance 
 
 svperio^nty 33 
 
 injiuence 175 
 
 dominance 737 
 {xmpoi'tancc 642) 
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 obstinate 606 
 prepossessing 829 
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 prejudice 481 
 
 possession 777 
 preposterous 
 
 <7rm2^3i 
 
 absurd 497 
 
 exaggerated 549 
 
 ridiculous 853 
 
 undue 925 
 prepotency 157 
 pre-Raphaelite 122. 
 
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 pre-resolve 611 
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 autlurrity 737 
 
 ^•/y/*!^ 924 
 presage 
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 Presbyterian 984 
 presbytery 995, 996 
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 advice 695 
 
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 enjoin giS 
 prescript 
 
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 decree 741 
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 /7i7-^ 784 
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 courtesy 894 
 respect 928 
 
 - a bold front 861 
 
 - a front 719 
 
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 thought 451 
 
 - oneself 
 presence 186 
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 courtesy 894 
 
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 attention 457 
 memory 505 
 
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 courtesy 894 
 
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 instinct /i^'j'j 
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 presentment 
 information 527 
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 969 
 
 preservation 
 continuance 141 
 conservation 670 
 Divine attributes 
 976 
 
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 preserver 
 
 safeguard 664 
 
 preshow 5 1 1 
 
 preside : 
 
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 direction 693 
 
 - over 
 authority 737 
 
 presidency 737 
 president 
 
 director 694 
 
 master 745 
 press <:7v«yZ 72 
 
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 public - 531 
 
 2)rinting 591 
 
 *w7i 593 
 
 7«WT 615 
 
 conpel 744 
 ^#6'r 763 
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 - on course 109 
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 aid 707 
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 - for time 684 
 press-gang 965 
 pressing iieed 630 
 
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 pressure 
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 injiuence 175 
 weight "^fig 
 urgency 642 
 adversity 735 
 centre of - 222 
 high - 824 
 Prester John 515 
 prestidigitation 
 
 545 
 prestidigitator 548 
 prestige bias 481 
 
 authoHty 7.^7 
 fascination 865 
 
 /crwe 873 
 prestigiation 545 
 prestissimo 415 
 presto 
 
 instantly 113 
 
 music 415 
 prestriction 442 
 presumable 472 
 presume 
 
 misjudge 481 
 
 believe 484 
 
 su2)2^ose 514 
 
 7;(»/>e 858 
 
 7;?'2VZtf 878 
 presumption 
 \_see presume] 
 
 2)robability 472 
 
 rashness 863 
 
 arrogance 885 
 
 unlanfulness g2^ 
 presumptive 
 
 pirobahle 0^1 2. 
 
 supposed 514 
 
 r/y/6' 924 
 lieir - 779 
 
 - evidence 
 evidence 467 
 probability 472 
 
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PRE 
 
 PRI 
 
 PRI 
 
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 presumptuous 885 
 presuppose 
 
 mujudne 481 
 
 suj)jJose 514 
 presurmise 
 
 foresee 510 
 
 svjjjJose 514 
 pretence 
 
 falsehood 544 
 
 tmtrnth 546 
 
 excuse 617 
 
 ostentation 882 
 
 S(^as;f 884 
 pretend rt^^e;'^^ 535 
 
 simulate 544 
 pretended 545 
 pretender 
 
 deceiver 548 
 
 Iraggart 884 
 
 unentitled 925 
 pretending 544 
 pretension 
 
 ornament 577 
 
 affectation 855 
 
 ^we 924 
 pretentious 
 
 affected 855 
 
 i-«Mi 880 
 
 ostentatious 882 
 
 toasting 884 
 
 undue 925 
 preterition 122 
 preterlapsed 122 
 pretermit 460 
 preternatural 83 
 preterperfect 122 
 pretext 
 
 untruth 546 
 
 ^^Zm 617 
 pretty ;;mc7t 31 
 
 inqjerfectly 651 
 
 beautiful 845 
 
 - fellow 501 
 
 - good 651 
 
 - kettle of fish, 
 pass, &c. 
 
 disorder 59 
 difficulty 704 
 
 - well much 31 
 Zif^Ze 32 
 trifling 643 
 
 preux chevalier 
 
 939 
 prevail ^ari.'jzj i 
 suveinor 33 
 general 78 
 influence 175 
 7m Ji^ 613 
 succeed 731 
 
 - upon 615 
 
 prevailing 78 
 
 - taste 852 
 prevalence 
 
 [.w<? prevail] 
 prevaricate 
 
 falsehood 544 
 
 (equivocate 520) 
 prevenance 894 
 prevenient 
 
 ;precedent 62 
 
 -?<??'Zy 132 
 prevention 
 
 jyrejudice 481 
 
 hindrance 706 
 
 - of waste 817 
 previous 
 
 - i/i J^m<9 116 
 
 (- in order 62) 
 move the - 
 
 question 624 
 not within - 
 experience 137 
 prevision 510 
 prewarn 668 
 iprey food 298 
 quarry 620 
 hooty 793 
 victim 828 
 fall a - to 
 be defeated 732 
 subjection 749 
 
 - to grief 828 
 
 - t-o melancholy 
 
 837 
 
 - on the mind 
 excite 824 
 regret 833 
 /6^«?' 860 
 
 - on the spirits 
 
 837 
 price 
 
 consideration i^'j 
 value 648 
 money 812 
 at any - 604a 
 beyond - 814 
 cheap at the - 
 
 815 
 of great - 
 good 648 
 dear 814 
 have one's - 812 
 price-current 812 
 priceless 
 
 valueless 645 
 valuahle 648 
 dear 814 
 prick sharp 253 
 liolc 260 
 sting 378 
 
 sensation of touch 
 
 380 
 incite 615 
 mental suffering 
 
 830 
 kick against the -s 
 useless 645 
 resistance 719 
 
 - up one's ears 
 7imr 418 
 curiosity 455 
 attention 457 
 expect 507 
 
 prickle 6'7i«w7^ 253 
 sensation of touch 
 380 
 
 prickly 253 
 
 pride 
 
 ornament 847 
 
 loftiness 878 
 
 take a - in 878 
 
 priest 996 
 
 priestcraft 995 
 
 priesthood 995, 996 
 
 priest-ridden 
 false piety 988 
 cMirchdom 995 
 
 prig 6-?^mZ 791 
 
 affected 855 
 blusterer 887 
 priggish 
 
 affected 855 
 
 ?"ftiM 880 
 
 prim aff'eeted 855 
 proud 878 
 
 prima : - donna 
 actress 599 
 impoHant 642 
 2)roficient 700 
 
 - facie 6-i«7/!2^ 441 
 appearance 448 
 probaMe 472 
 
 - meaning 516 
 
 v\anifest 525 
 primacy 
 
 celehnty 873 
 
 church 995 
 primary 
 
 (3«wse 153 
 
 impoHant 642 
 
 - colour 428 
 
 - education 537 
 primate 996 
 primates 875 
 prime 
 
 jyrimeval 124 
 tfa?'Zy 132 
 ^mf?7i. 537 
 impoitant 642 
 
 excellent 648 
 prepare 673 
 in one's - 131 
 
 - cost j^^'ice 812 
 cheap 815 
 
 - of life 7/tf?f^7i 127 
 adolescence 131 
 
 - and load 673 
 
 - minister 694 
 
 - of the morning 
 
 125 
 
 - mover 153 
 
 - number 84 
 primed' 
 
 shilled 698 
 
 i^*/;.sy 959 
 primer 542 
 primeval 124 
 primigenous 124 
 primitive old 124 
 
 cause 153 
 
 - colour 428 
 primogenial 
 
 beginning 66 
 primogeniture 
 
 old 124 
 
 «//<? 128 
 
 ])osterity 167 
 primordial <;Z^ 124 
 
 cc^wse 153 
 primordinate 124 
 primrose-coloured 
 
 436 
 primum: 
 
 - mobile 
 cause 153 
 motive 615 
 
 primus inter pares 
 
 33 
 prince 
 perfection 650 
 master 745 
 iwbility 875 
 
 - of darkness 978 
 princely 
 
 authoritative 737 
 
 liberal 816 
 
 famous 873 
 
 wo&Ze 875 
 
 generous 942 
 princess 745, 875 
 principal 
 
 important 642 
 
 director 694 
 
 - part //yctt^ 31 
 ?i-7i^Z6^ 50 
 
 principality 
 region 181 
 jwoperty 7^3 
 
 principally 313 
 
PRI 
 
 PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 principia 496 
 principiis obstare 
 
 principle 
 
 intrinsic 5 
 
 rule 80 
 
 cause 153 
 
 element 316 
 
 reasoning 476 
 
 tenet 484 
 
 maxim 496 
 
 m otitic 615 
 
 probity 939 
 on- 615 
 want of - 945 
 principled, high - 
 
 939 
 prink adorn 847 
 
 slum off 882 
 print mark 550 
 
 engraving 558 
 
 letter-press 591 
 out of - 552 
 printer 591 
 printing 591 
 prior 
 
 - in m^der 62 
 
 - in time 116 
 cler^j 996 
 
 priori reasoning, 
 
 a -476 
 priority 116 
 priory 1000 
 Priscian's head, 
 
 break - 568 
 prism 
 
 angularity 244 
 
 optical instru- 
 ment 445 
 see through a - 
 
 443 
 prismatic 
 colour 428 
 vaTnegated 440 
 prison 752 
 cast into - 751 
 in - 754 
 prisoner 
 captive 754 
 accused 938 
 take - 
 restrain 751 
 seize 789 
 prison-house 
 secrets of the - 
 reveal 529 
 secret 533 
 pristine 122 
 prithee 765 
 prittle-prattle 588 
 
 privacy 
 
 conceal 5 28 
 seclude 893 
 private special 79 
 hidden 528 
 secluded 893 
 to gain some - 
 
 ends 943 
 in - 528 
 keep - 881 
 talk to in - 586, 
 588 
 
 - road 627 
 
 - soldier 726 
 privateer 
 
 combatant 726 
 
 robber 792 
 privateering' 791 
 privately 88 1 
 privation loss 776 
 
 poveHy 804 
 privative 789 
 privilege 
 
 permission 760 
 
 due 924 
 privity 490 
 privy hidden 528 
 
 latrines 653 
 
 - to 490 
 Privy Council 
 
 tribunal 966 
 prize good 618 
 
 jMlm 733 
 
 gain 775 
 
 booty 793 
 
 ^^re 897 
 
 approve 931 
 win the - 731 
 prizer 767 
 prize-fighter 726 
 prize-fighting 720 
 prizeman 700 
 pro : - and con 
 
 reasoning 476 
 
 viotive 615 
 
 - forma 82 
 
 - hac vice 
 special 79 
 present time 1 18 
 occasion 134 
 seldom 137 
 
 - re natci 
 circumstances 8 
 relation 9 
 special 79 
 occasion 134 
 conditions 770 
 
 - tanto degree 26 
 S7/2flZ/ 32 
 
 - tempore iii 
 
 proa 273 
 
 probability 
 chance 156 
 lihclihood 472 
 
 probable 
 hopeful 858 
 
 probate 
 
 security 771 
 (evidence 467) 
 
 Probate, Court of ■ 
 966 
 
 probation 
 ^WrtZ 463 
 demonstration 
 478 
 
 probationary 463 
 e^m?/ 675 
 
 probationer 541 
 
 probative 478 
 
 probatum est 
 _?/?w>/'478 
 approval 931 
 
 probe r/^^Y^f/i 208 
 perforator 2.(i2 
 investigate 461 
 nneasure 466 
 
 probity 939 
 
 problem %ji<7 454 
 question 461 
 enigma 533 
 
 problematical 
 uncertai7i 475 
 {hidden 528) 
 
 proboscis 250 
 
 procacity 
 insolence 885 
 rtideness 895 
 irascibility 901 
 
 procedure 
 method 627 
 action 680 
 conduct 692 
 
 proceed t/wc 109 
 advance 2S2 
 
 - from 154 
 
 - with 692 
 proceeding 
 
 incompli-te 53 
 e?-<?/^j^ 151 
 action 680 
 not finished 730 
 course of - 692 
 Proceedings of - 
 
 551 
 proceeds //af/i 775 
 
 money 800 
 
 receipts 810 
 procerity 206 
 proces verbal 
 
 record 551 
 
 law proceeding 
 969 
 process 
 projection 250 
 conduct 692 
 {action 680) 
 legal - 963 
 
 - of time 
 course 109 
 
 in - of time 
 posterior 117 
 
 procession 
 continuity 69 
 march 266 
 ceremony 882 
 
 processional 
 r?Ye 998 
 
 prochronism 115 
 
 proclaim 531 
 
 proclivity 
 tendency 176 
 2)roneness 820 
 {disposition 602) 
 
 proconsul 759 
 
 proconsulshij: 737 
 
 procrastination 
 <Z^% 133 
 inactivity 683 
 
 procreant 168 
 
 procreate 
 produce 161 
 2)roductive 168 
 
 procreator 166 
 
 Procrustean 82 
 
 - law 80 
 Procrustes : 
 
 stretch on the bed 
 of -27 
 proctor <//^>cr 694 
 
 consignee 758 
 
 lawyer 968 
 
 proctorship 693 
 
 i procumbent 213 
 
 procurator 694 
 
 procure f«?A5e 153 
 
 induce 615 
 
 /ze^^ 775 
 
 &//y 795 
 procuress 962 
 prod 276 
 prodigal Z^r^s/i 641 
 
 extravagant 818 
 prodigality 818 
 prodigious 
 
 mtich 31 
 
 wonderful 870 
 prodigy 
 
 exception 83 
 
 wonderful 872 
 
 - of learning 700 
 
 559 
 
PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 prodition 940 
 prodrome 64 
 produce 
 
 cause 153 
 effect 154 
 create 16 r 
 jyrolonff 200 
 show 525 
 fruit 775 . 
 merchandise 798 
 
 - itself 446 
 producer 164 
 product 
 
 multiple 84 
 
 effect 154 
 
 yai/t 775 
 production 161 
 
 f a/i<^ see pro- 
 duce] 
 productive 
 
 power 157 
 productiveness 168 
 proem 64 
 proemial 
 
 preceding in 
 order 62 
 
 beginning 66 
 profane 
 
 desecrate 679 
 
 impious 988 
 
 laical gf)"] 
 
 - swearing 908 
 profanum vulgus 
 
 876 
 profession 
 assertion 535 
 pretence 546 
 business 625 
 promise 768 
 enter a - 625 
 
 - of faith 
 J<9Zi(?/*484 
 theology 983 
 
 professor 
 
 learned man 492 
 
 teacher 540 
 professorship 542 
 proifer 763 
 proficient 
 
 knowledge 490 
 
 s^iZZ 698 
 
 «^67;i5 700 
 proficuous 644 
 profile 
 
 outline 230 
 
 n<Ze 236 
 
 appearance 448 
 
 portraiture 556 
 profit 
 
 advantage 618 
 560 
 
 utility 644 
 acquisition 775 
 
 - by W5tf 677 
 profitable 
 
 useful 644 
 
 (7(>«<5? 648 
 
 gainful 775 
 
 {receipts 810) 
 profitless 646 
 profligacy 945 
 profluent 
 
 progressive 282 
 
 stream 348 
 profound 
 
 i7''^'«i!^ 31 
 <^^'^^ 208 
 learned 490 
 m^f? 498 
 sagacious 702 
 feeling 821 
 
 - attention 457 
 
 - knowledge 490 
 -secret 533 
 
 profundis, de - 
 
 lamentation 839 
 
 jjenitence 950 
 profundity 
 
 [«/^'e profound] 
 profuse 
 
 diffuse style 573 
 
 redundant 641 
 
 prodigal 818 
 profusion 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 2)lenty 639 
 prog 29*8 
 progenerate 161 
 progenitor 166 
 progeny 167 
 prognosis 510, 511 
 prognostic 512 
 prognosticate 511 
 programme 
 
 catalogue 86 
 
 ^;Zrtj;t 626 
 progress 
 
 growth 144 
 
 motion 264 
 
 advance 282 
 
 {iinprovement 658 
 in - incomplete 
 
 53,730 
 make - 282 
 in mid - 270 
 
 - of science 490 
 
 - of time 109 
 progression 
 
 gradation 58 
 «eric5 69 
 numei-ieal - 84 
 
 motion 282 
 progressive 
 
 continuons 69 
 
 course 109 
 
 advancing 282 
 
 imjyroving 658 
 prohibition 761 
 project Z'i/Z^e 250 
 
 impel 284 
 
 intend 620 
 
 ^;Z<j/i 626 
 projectile 727 
 projection 7/ia/; 554 
 projector 626 
 prolation 
 
 wiee 580 
 
 speech 582 
 prole, sine - 169 
 prolegomena 64 
 prolepsis 
 
 precursor 64 
 
 anachronism 115 
 proletarian 876 
 prolific 168 
 prolix 573 
 prolocutor 
 
 teacher 540 
 
 speaker 582 
 prologue 
 
 ■precursor 64 
 
 drama 599 
 prolong 
 
 protract iio 
 
 ^«^« 133 
 
 lengthen 200 
 prolusion 64 
 promenade 
 
 waZ/i 266 
 
 display 882 
 Promethean 359 
 prominent 
 
 convex 250 
 
 manifest 525 
 
 important 642 
 
 eminent 873 
 prominently 
 
 m?w/i 31 
 
 w.(;rc? 33 
 promiscuous 
 
 mixed 41 
 
 ii'regular 59 
 
 casual 621 
 promise 
 
 predict 5 1 1 
 
 engage 768 
 
 7/^}?^: 858 
 keep one's - 939 
 keep - to ear and 
 break to hope 
 545 
 
 ■ oneself 
 expect 507 
 7<y//,>e 858 
 promissory 768 
 
 - note 
 security 771 
 money 800 
 
 promontory 
 
 height 206 
 
 projection 250 
 
 Z«w<;? 342 
 promote 
 
 improve 658 
 
 ar^ 707 
 promoter 
 
 planner 626 
 promotion 658 
 prompt rnrZy 132 
 
 remind 505 
 
 feZZ 527 
 
 induce 615 
 
 active 682 
 
 advise 695 
 
 {qiiich 274) 
 
 - memory 505 
 prompter 
 
 drama 599 
 
 motive 615 
 
 adviser 695 
 promptuary 636 
 promulgate 531 
 
 - a decree 741 
 pronation and 
 
 supination 218 
 prone 
 
 Jiorizontal 21^ 
 proneness 
 
 tendency 176 
 
 disposition 820 
 proner 
 
 ostentation 882 
 
 praise 931 
 proneur 935 
 prong 91 
 pronounce 
 
 judge 480 
 
 «55e?*/^ 535 
 
 ?'(>i<;?c 580 
 
 .<?/;<?a7^ 582 
 pronunciation 580 
 pronunciative 535 
 ■^xoof hard 323 
 
 insensible 376 
 
 /f'*^ 463 
 
 demonstration 
 478 
 
 printing 591 
 
 <7w/t 626 
 ocular - 446 
 
 - against 
 
PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 strong 159 
 
 rmolute 604 
 
 safe 664 
 
 defence 717 
 
 resistance 719 
 
 insensible 823 
 prop suppcn't 215 
 
 /i^'/y^ 707 
 propaedeutics 537 
 propagable 168 
 propaganda 
 
 tcachiud 537 
 
 school 542 
 propagandism 537 
 propagandist 
 
 teacher 540 
 
 priest 996 
 propagate 
 
 produce 161 
 
 he productive 16S 
 
 2niblis1i 531 
 propel 2S4 
 propend 602 
 propendency 
 
 predetermination 
 611 
 
 inclination 820 
 propense 602 
 propension 820 
 propensity 
 
 tendency 176 
 
 inclination 820 
 ^TO'peT special 79 
 
 expedient 646 
 
 handsome 845 
 
 fZwe 924 
 
 (7*?^//^ 922) 
 
 - name 564 
 
 in its - place 58 
 show a - spirit 
 
 939 
 
 the - thing 
 r7?/^y 926 
 
 - time 134 
 properties, 
 
 theatrical - 
 costume 225 
 drama 599 
 property /(owr;* 157 
 possessions 780 
 n-ealth 803 
 property-man 599 
 prophecy 511 
 prophet seer 513 
 priest 996 
 false -s 986 
 in the name of 
 the - tigs ! 497 
 prophetic 
 predict 5 1 1 
 561 
 
 revelation 985 
 Prophets, the - 
 
 985 
 prophylactic 
 
 healthful 656 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 jrreservatite 670 
 
 hindrance 706 
 prophylaxis 670 
 propinquity 197 
 propitiate 
 
 pacify 723 
 
 f-aZw 826 
 
 content 831 
 
 Z^re 897 
 
 pity 914. 
 
 forgive 9 1 8 
 
 atone 952 
 
 7V07'ship 990 
 propitious 
 
 fi/«f'Zy 134 
 
 beneficial 648 
 
 helping "joy 
 
 prosperous 734 
 
 auspicious 858 
 proplasm 22 
 proportion 
 
 relation 9 
 
 mathematical 
 84 
 
 symmetry 242 
 
 alhtment 786 
 proportionate 
 
 agreeing 23 
 proportions 
 
 «/>tW(3 180 
 
 «ic(? 192 
 proposal y;&?;i 626 
 propose 
 
 .<??/^-7^.'i^ 514 
 
 broach 535 
 
 intend 620 
 
 ^#^^ 763 
 fl^t'r marriage 
 902 
 
 - a question 461 
 proposition 
 
 supposition 454 
 reasoning 476 
 project 626 
 suggestion 514 
 o/cr 763 
 propound 
 s\iggest 514 
 broach 535 
 
 - a question 461 
 propria persona 
 
 in - speciality 79 
 presence 186 
 proprietary 779 
 
 proprietor 779 
 proprietorship 780 
 propriety 
 
 agreement 23 
 
 expedience 646 
 
 fashion 852 
 
 W//7/2^ 922 
 
 </*^fy 926 
 proprio motu 600 
 propter hoc 155 
 propugn 
 
 re?s?^f 717 
 
 vindicate 937 
 propulsion 284 
 propylon 66 
 prore 234 
 prorogue 133 
 proruption 295 
 prosaic - c*?'y/6^ 575 
 
 r/j/ZZ 843 
 prosaism 7;;u9^ 598 
 proscenium 
 
 front 234 
 
 theatre 599 
 proscribe 
 
 interdict 761 
 
 banish 893 
 
 ^•■?/7*.f<? 908 
 
 condemn 971 
 
 (exclude 77) 
 prose 
 
 diffuse style 573 
 
 pirate 584 
 
 wo^ reys<9 598 
 
 - run mad 
 ornate 577 
 2wetical 597 
 
 - writer 598 
 prosecute 
 
 %pursue 622 
 ac^ 680 
 accuse 938 
 arraign 969 
 
 - an inquiry 461 
 prosecutor 938 
 proselyte 
 
 learner 541 
 
 convert 607 
 proselytism 537 
 proser 841 
 prosody 597 
 prosopopoeia 521 
 prospect 
 
 futuiity 121 
 
 i*ie?t* 448 
 
 probability 472 
 
 expectation 507 
 
 landscape paint- 
 ing 556 
 good - 858 
 
 in - intended 620 
 prospectively 121 
 prospectus Zw?' 86 
 foresight 510 
 
 compendium 596 
 
 scheme' 626 
 prosperity 734 
 prospicience 510 
 prosternation 
 
 dejection 837 
 
 servility 886 
 prostitute 
 
 corrupt 659 
 
 misuse 679 
 
 impure 961 
 
 courtesan 962 
 prostrate 
 pon-erlcss 158 
 
 destj'oyed 162 
 
 Z(i/« 207 
 
 hoiizontal 213 
 
 depress 308 
 
 Za?r;? 7//^ 655 
 
 exhausted 688 
 
 dejected 837 
 
 servile 886 
 fall - 306 
 - oneself 
 
 servile 886 
 
 obeisance 928 
 
 tvorship 990 
 prostration 
 
 [6'^tf prostrate] 
 
 sxtbmission 725 
 
 ^a?;i 828 
 prosy wmry 841 
 
 <fwZZ 843 
 prosyllogism 476 
 protagonist 
 
 fl<:'fw 599 
 
 proficient yoo 
 protasis 
 
 pj'ecuj'sor 64 
 
 maxim 496 
 protean 149 
 protect cScr/6' 664 
 protection 
 
 influence 175 
 
 defence 717 
 
 restrain 751 
 protector 664, 717 
 
 master 745 
 
 keeper 753 
 protectorate 737 
 protege servant 746 
 
 friend 890 
 proteiform 149 
 protein 
 
 semiliquid 352 
 
 organic 357 
 
 
PRO 
 
 protervity 901 
 protest dissent 489 
 assert 535 
 de/iij 536 
 O'efuse 764 
 deprecate 766 
 not ohserce 'j'j'^ 
 not i) ay 808 
 
 counter - 468 
 
 enter a - 766 
 
 under - 
 wmill'uig 603 
 comjmlsioti 744 
 
 - against 
 oppose 708 
 disapprove 932 
 
 protestant 
 
 dissenting 489 
 Protestant 984 
 protested bills 808 
 Proteus 149 
 prothesis 1000 
 prothonotary 553 
 protocol scheme 626 
 
 compact 769 
 
 {recm'd 551) 
 
 (warrant yji) 
 protoplasm 
 
 prototype 22 
 
 productive 168 
 
 organization 357 
 protoplast 22 
 prototype 22 
 
 prediction 511 
 protract ;ti?«c no 
 
 Zaifd 133 
 
 lengthen 200 
 
 diffuse style 573 
 protreptical 615 
 protrude 250 
 protuberance 250 
 protypify 511 
 proud 
 
 dignified 873 
 
 Zo/j^y 878 
 
 - flesh 250 
 prove 
 
 arithmetic 85 
 t^irn out 151 
 ^77 463 
 
 demonstrate 478 
 «Jf(!?c;f 821 
 
 - one's case 
 vindication 937 
 
 - true 494 
 provender /w;rZ 298 
 
 provisio7i 637 
 proverb maxim 496 
 
 (phrase 566) 
 proverbe acting 599 ^ 
 562; 
 
 PRO 
 
 proverbial 490 
 provide 
 
 furnish 637 
 
 - against 
 prepare 673 
 
 - against a rainy 
 
 day 817 
 provided 
 
 conditionally 8 
 qualification 469 
 supposition 514 
 {conditions 770) 
 well - 639 
 
 - for 803 
 providence 
 
 foresight 510 
 
 2)reparation 673 
 
 divine govern- 
 ment 976 
 Providence 976 
 waiter on - 
 
 ■i^;?^^ 683 
 
 contented 831 
 provident 
 
 careful 459 
 
 7?--zs(; 498 
 
 2)repared 673 
 providential 
 
 oppoHune 134 
 
 fortunate 734 
 province 
 
 department 75 
 
 region 181 
 
 «Jtf^6' 189 
 
 <)/^(?6' 625 
 
 (<^?/7^_?/ 926) 
 provincial 
 
 [.stff? province] 
 
 vulgar 851 
 provincialism 
 
 neology 563 
 provision /cwZ 298 
 
 supply 637 
 
 preparation 673 
 
 wealth 803 
 
 (pnaterials 635) 
 provisional 475 
 
 circumstances 8 
 
 temjjorary in 
 
 preparing 673 
 provisions 
 
 conditions 'j'jo 
 proviso 
 
 qualification 469 
 
 condition 770 
 provisory iii 
 provoke c^^w^e 153 
 
 incite 615 
 
 excite 824 
 
 wa? 830 
 
 PSE 
 
 «»/7tfr 900 
 
 - desire 865 
 
 - hatred 898 
 provoquant 824 
 provost master 745 
 
 %^?/iy 759 
 prow 234 
 prowess 861 
 prowl waZ7i 266 
 
 Z?wZ; 528 
 
 - after 622 
 proximate 
 
 'W^o'Z^ 63 
 
 W(?«?* 197 
 -cause 153 
 proximity near ic)'] 
 
 adjacent 199 
 proximo 121 
 proximus ardet 
 
 danger 665, 667 
 
 2}roxy 759 
 prude affected 855 
 
 chaste 960 
 prudent 
 
 careful 459 
 
 wi^6' 498 
 
 cautious 864 
 
 {sldlful 698) 
 prudery 
 
 affectation 855 
 fastidiousness 
 868 
 prune 
 
 #a-^<? a^yay 38 
 
 Zo/;> 201 
 
 repair 658 
 prunello, leather 
 
 or - 643 
 prurience 
 
 desire 865 
 
 ZMSif 961 
 Prussian blue 438 
 Prussic acid 663 
 pry fo<>^ 441 
 
 curiosity 455 
 
 inquire 461 
 
 - into the future 
 510 
 
 Prytaneum 931 
 psalm music 415 
 
 Korship 990 
 psalm-book 998 
 psalmody 415 
 psalter 998 
 psaltery 417 
 Psephomancy 5 1 1 
 pseudo 
 
 simulated 17 
 
 sham 545 
 pseudoblepsis 443 
 
 PUD 
 
 eudology 563 
 pseudonym 565 
 pseudo-revelation 
 
 986 
 pseudoscope 445 
 pshaw 
 
 trifling 643 
 
 excitement 825 
 psychical 450 
 Psychology 450 
 Psychomancy 511 
 ptisan 662 
 ptyalism 299 
 puberty 127 
 pubescent 131 
 public, general - 
 
 372 
 make - 531 
 
 - enemy 891 
 
 - opinion 488 
 
 - press 531 
 
 - spirit 910 
 publication 
 
 production 161 
 
 ptronmlgation 
 531 
 
 hook 593 
 public-house 189 
 
 go to the - 959 
 publicist 968 
 publicity 531 
 publicly rumoured 
 
 532 
 publico, pro bono - 
 
 utility 644 
 
 philanthropy 910 
 publish 531 
 
 -the banns 765 
 publisher 593 
 puce 437 
 pucelage youth 127 
 
 celibacy 904 
 
 purity 960 
 Puck 980 
 play - 699 
 pucker/<?/<^ 258 
 
 anger 900 
 in a - 
 
 excited 824 
 pudder 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 potter 6%-}, 
 pudding /(y£?^ 298 
 
 soft 324 
 
 F^i^lpV 354 
 sweets 396 
 in - time 132 
 Pudding, Jack - 
 
 599 
 puddle 343 
 
PUD 
 
 pudicity 960 
 pudor, proh - 874 
 puerile boyish 129 
 
 foolish 499 
 
 feeble 575 
 
 tnfiing 643 
 puerperal 161 
 •puSiNflate 194 
 
 fvind 349 
 
 tartlet 396 
 
 j9a;i^ 688 
 
 boast 884 
 
 jjraise 931 
 
 flatter 933 
 
 - of smoke 330 
 
 - up vanity 880 
 puifed up 
 
 j!;?tVZe 878 
 puffer 935 
 puffery 884 
 puffy 194 
 pug short 201 
 
 dog 366 
 pugh ! 643 
 pugilism 720 
 pugilist 726 
 pugilistic 720 
 pugnacity 
 
 contentiousness 
 720 
 
 irascibility 901 
 puisne 
 
 jfosterior 117 
 
 young 127 
 puissant 
 
 jjofccrfnl 157 
 
 strong 159 
 puke 297 
 pulchritude 845 
 pulcinella 
 
 rt(T^rw 599 
 
 buffoon 844 
 pule (?;•?/ 411,412 
 
 n-eej) 839 
 
 pull T-OW 267 
 
 draw 285 
 
 j)?'inting 591 
 
 a long and a 
 
 strong - 
 
 cooperate yog 
 strong - 
 
 exertion 686 
 
 - the check string 
 
 142 
 
 - different ways 
 
 713 
 
 - down destroy 162 
 lay low 308 
 
 - about one's 
 
 ears 30^ 
 563 
 
 PUM 
 
 -in 751 
 
 - an oar 680 
 
 - out 301 
 
 - to pieces 
 separate 44 
 destroy 162 
 censure 932 
 detract 934 
 
 - upon the purse 
 
 814 
 
 - bv the sleeve 
 
 505 
 
 - through 
 restoration 660 
 aid 707 
 
 - together 709 
 
 - towards 
 attract 288 
 
 - up stoj) 142 
 rest 265 
 root out 301 
 reprimand 932 
 accuse 969 
 
 - the wires 693 
 pulled down 
 
 n-eak 160 
 
 fatigued 6^2> 
 pullet 129 
 pulley 633 
 Pullman car 272 
 pullulate 
 
 produce 161 
 
 multiply 168 
 
 grow 194 
 pulmonary 
 
 breath 349 
 
 pulp 354 
 pulpiness 354 
 pulpit rostrum 542 
 
 church jcxx) 
 pulsate 
 
 pteidodic 138 
 
 oscillate 314 
 
 agitate 315 
 pulsation 
 
 feeling 821 
 pulse [^see pulsate] 
 
 vegetable 367 
 feel the - 
 
 inquire 461 
 
 test 463 
 pulsion 276 
 pultaceous 354 
 pulverize 330 
 pulverulence 330 
 pulvil 400 
 pummel 
 
 \_see pommel] 
 pump shoe 225 
 
 water supply 348 
 
 PUN 
 
 inquire 461 
 pump-room 
 
 house 189 
 
 remedy 662 
 pun similaHty 17 
 
 absurdity 497 
 
 ambiguity 520 
 
 w?Y 842 
 punce 276 
 punch mould 22 
 
 2) erf or ate 260 
 
 perfoi'ator 262 
 
 7<ff/7 271 
 
 irtAhe 276 
 
 beverage 298 
 
 engrave 558 
 Punch buffoon 844 
 - and Judy 
 
 drama 599 
 punchbowl 
 
 ^•^'s.^eZ 191 
 
 hollow 252 
 
 tippling 959 
 puncheon 
 
 ?v««eZ 191 
 
 perfrn'oior 262 
 Punchinello 599 
 punctated 440 
 punctilio 
 
 fashion 852 
 punctilious 
 
 observant 772 
 
 ostentation 882 
 
 scrupulous 939 
 
 (exact 494) 
 puncto 882 
 punctual ^'orZy 132 
 
 periodical 138 
 
 ea-ac^ 494 
 
 observance 772 
 
 scrupulous 939 
 punctuation 567 
 puncture 260 
 pundit 
 
 learned man 492 
 
 lawyer 968 
 pungency 392 
 
 jihysical energy 
 171 
 
 ffl^f^ 392 
 pungent #tf^e 392 
 
 odour 398 
 
 ?-?(7M«' 574 
 
 feeling 821 
 Punica fides 940 
 punishment 972 
 punition 972 
 punk 962 
 punkah 349 
 punster 844 
 
 PUR 
 
 punt row 267 
 
 JoajJ 273 
 puny 193 
 pup infant 129 
 
 ^n-e J/r^/i 161 
 
 <^^y 366 
 pupil 
 
 - <)/* f7«9 e?/(? 441 
 learner 541 
 
 pupilage ?/<>?/f/i 127 
 
 learning 539 
 pupillari, in statu - 
 
 541 
 puppet little 193 
 
 <^"i>e 547 
 
 ejfigy 554 
 
 auxiliary 711 
 
 fwZ 746 
 make a - of 737 
 be the - of 749 
 puppet-show 
 
 drama 599 
 
 amusement 840 
 puppy dog 366 
 
 >^ 854 
 
 hraggart 8 84 
 
 blusterer 887 
 puppyism 855 
 pur: - sang 875 
 
 - et simple 42 
 Purana 986 
 purblind 
 
 dim sight 443 
 oveak judgment 
 481 
 
 purchase 
 supjyoi't 215 
 acquisition TJ$ 
 buy 795 
 
 purchase-money 
 
 147 
 purchaser 147 
 pure simple 42 
 tr2ie 494 
 truthful 543 
 
 - %/6 576, 578 
 clean 652 
 artless 703 
 
 - #ff«2^<? 850 
 lionourable 939 
 virtuous 944 
 innocent 946 
 chaste 960 
 devout 987, 990 
 
 - accent 580 
 
 - colour 428 
 j puree 298 
 
 purely ?;??^r7j! 31 
 
 Zi«Z^? 32 
 purgation 
 & 
 
PUR 
 
 cleansing 652 
 
 atonement 952 
 purgative 652 
 purgatory 
 
 snffeHng 828 
 
 atonement 952 
 
 hell 982 
 purge cast out 297 
 
 clea7i 652 
 
 atone 952 
 
 (imjyrove 658) 
 purify cZt^f^/i 652 
 
 iynprove 658 
 puris naturalibus, 
 
 in - 226 
 purist sti/le 578 
 
 affected 855 
 
 Fhansee 988 
 Puritan 984 
 puritan 
 
 PhaHsee 988 
 puritanical 
 
 affected 855 
 
 ascetic 955 
 purity 960 
 
 [«e<? pure] 
 purl stream 348 
 
 /«i«?^ so?Aw^ 405 
 
 wm«i<7 416 
 purlieus //e^?* 197 
 
 swrounding 227 
 purloin 791 
 purple crimson 434 
 
 t'ioZ<:'# 437 
 
 insif/nia 747 
 
 - and fine linen 
 
 377 
 purport 
 
 meaning 516 
 
 (intent 620) 
 
 purpose 620 
 
 infirm of - 605 
 
 to little or no - 
 
 645 
 on - 620 
 serve a - 644 
 to some - 731 
 tenacity of - 604a 
 
 purposeless 621 
 
 purpure 437 
 
 purr 412 
 
 purse money 800 
 treasury 802 
 long - 803 
 put into one's - 
 
 785 
 
 - up 195 
 purse-bearer 801 
 purse-proud 878 
 purser 801 
 
 564 
 
 PUT 
 
 purse strings : 
 draw the - 
 
 not pay 808 
 
 open the - 
 
 disburse 809 
 
 pursuant to 620 
 
 pursue continue 
 
 H3 
 follow 281 
 aim 622 
 
 - a course 680 
 
 - an inquiry 461 
 
 - the tenour of 
 one's way 
 
 business 625 
 
 nwdesty 881 
 pursuer 622 
 pursuit 622 
 pursuivant 534 
 pursy 194 
 purulent 653 
 purvey 637 
 purview 620 
 pus 653 
 Puseyite 984 
 push exigency 8 
 
 imjyel 276 
 
 jn'ogress 282 
 
 propel 284 
 
 essai/ 675 
 
 activity 682 
 come to the - 704 
 
 - aside 
 neglect 460 
 disrespect 929 
 
 - forward 
 active 682 
 aid 707 
 
 - from 289 
 
 - to the last 133 
 
 - on haste 684 
 
 - out eject 297 
 pushing 282, 284 
 pusillanimity 862 
 puss 366 
 
 play - in the 
 
 corner 
 interchange 148 
 pustule 
 pimjyle 250 
 blemish 848 
 ^Mt place 184 
 fool 501 
 cards 840 
 clown 876 
 neatly - 576 
 
 - about 
 
 turn bach 283 
 go round 311 
 publish 531 
 
 PUT 
 
 - aside 
 exclude 55 
 inattention 458 
 neglect 460 
 disuse 678 
 
 - away 
 
 - thought 452 
 relinquish 782 
 divorce 905 
 
 - back 
 
 turn bach 283 
 detenorate 659 
 restore 660 
 
 - before 
 inform 527 
 
 - by 636 
 
 - a case cite 82 
 suppose 514 
 
 - in commission 
 
 755 
 
 - a construction 
 on 522 
 
 - down 
 destroy 162 
 record 551 
 conquer 731 
 compel 744 
 pay 807 , 
 humiliate 874 
 
 - an end to 
 end 67 
 stop 142 
 destroy 162 
 
 - oneself 2,(>l 
 
 - in force 
 complete 729 
 compel 744 
 
 - forth 
 expand 194 
 suggest 514 
 jmblish 531 
 fl.*fs^7*?J 535 
 
 - « question 461 
 
 - strength 686 
 
 - forward 
 suggest 514 
 publish 531 
 ostentation 882 
 
 - one's hand to 
 
 676 
 
 - the horses to 
 
 673 
 
 - in, - into 
 [.s'ce below'] 
 
 - to inconvenience 
 
 647 
 
 - a mark upon 
 
 457 
 
 - one's nose out of 
 joint 33 
 
 PUT 
 
 - off late 133 
 divest 226 
 depart 293 
 ^^Zc'a 617 
 
 - on cZ<>?^/id 225 
 deceive 544 
 hasten 684 
 
 flr/-...'^ 855 
 
 - out [.s'6'6' below'] 
 
 - on paper 551 
 
 - a question 461 
 
 - right 660 
 
 - the saddle on 
 the right horse 
 
 155 
 
 - the seal to 
 complete 729 
 compact 769 
 
 - to [see beloiv]: 
 
 - together ^M/i 43 
 combine 48 
 assemble 161 
 
 - one's trust in 
 484 
 
 - up \_see below] 
 
 - upon 
 deceive 545 
 oppress 649 
 
 put in arrive 292 
 insert 300 
 
 - an affidavit 535 
 
 - hand 676 
 
 - one's head 514 
 
 - mind 505 
 
 - motion 264 
 
 - order 60 
 
 - the place of 147 
 
 - one's pocket 
 
 785 
 
 - practice 692 
 
 - remembrance 
 
 505 
 
 - shape 60 
 
 - trim 
 arrange 60 
 prepare 673 
 
 - the way of 470 
 
 - a word 
 speah 582 
 converse 588 
 
 put out 
 destroy 162 
 outside 220 
 extinguish 385 
 da/rken 421 
 disti'act the 
 attention 458 
 unce7'tain 475 
 difficult 704 
 discoiitent 8^2 
 
PUT 
 
 - of countenance ' 
 
 ^74 i 
 
 oneself - of court | 
 sojjhistjy 477 - 
 hungling 699 
 
 - of gear 158 
 
 - of one's head 458 
 
 - of joint 61 
 
 - of one's misery 
 914 
 
 - to nurse 707 
 
 - of order 59 
 
 put to attinbnte 155 
 request 765 
 
 - tlie blush 879 
 
 - death 361 
 
 - the door 261 
 
 - it 704 
 
 - one's oath 768 
 
 - press 591 
 
 - the proof 463 
 
 - the question 830 
 
 - the rack 830 
 
 - rights 60 
 
 - sea 293 
 
 - ^hame 874 
 
 - silence 581 
 -the sword 36 1 
 
 - task 677 
 
 - use 677 
 
 - the vote 609 
 put up assemble 72 
 
 locate 184 
 stoo'e 636 
 
 - to auction 796 
 
 - for 865 
 
 - a petiMon ^ 
 
 - a prayer J 
 7'eqiiest 765 
 n'or&hip 990 
 
 - for sale 796 
 *- a shutter 424 
 
 - the sword 723 
 -to ^15 
 
 - with 
 substitute 147 
 hear 826 
 
 putative 
 
 attributed 155 
 
 believed 484 
 
 suj?posed 514 
 putid 643 
 putrefy 653 
 putrid 653 
 putty 45 
 ■puzzleu ficc7i:ai/i^'j$ 
 
 conceal 528 
 
 enigma 533 
 puzzled 475, 533 
 
 (J.gnorant /^<)i) 
 
 QUA 
 
 puzzle-headed 499 
 puzzling 
 
 •?/ nintelligible 519 
 Pylades and Orestes 
 
 890 
 pyramid heap 72 
 
 2)oint 253 
 pyramids 
 
 billiards 840 
 pyre 363 
 pyriform 249 
 Pyrology 282 
 Pyromancy 5 1 1 
 pyrometer 389 
 pyrotechnics 423 
 pyrotechny 382 
 Pyrrhonism 
 
 incredulity 487 
 
 irreligiou 989 
 Pythagorean 953 
 Py thia oracle 5 1 3 
 Python, -ess 513 
 pyx vessel 191 
 
 Htes 998 
 
 temple looo 
 
 Q 
 
 Q.C. 968 
 Q.E.D. 478 
 quack cry ^12 
 
 impostor 548 
 quackery 
 
 falsehood 544 
 
 Tvant of sMll 699 
 
 affectation 855 
 quacksalver 548 
 quad 189 
 
 quadragesima 956 
 quadrangle 
 
 house 189 
 
 angular 244 
 quadrant angle 244 
 
 circle 247 
 quadrate with 23 
 quadratic 95 
 quadrature 
 
 four 95 
 
 angle 244 
 quadrible 96 
 quadrifid 97 
 quadrilateral 
 
 sides 236 
 
 angles 244 
 quadrille 840 
 quadripartition 97 
 quadrisection S7 
 quadroon 41 
 quadruped 366 
 quadruplication 96 
 
 QUA 
 
 quaere 461 
 quaff 298 
 
 - the bitter cup 
 828 
 
 quaggy 345 
 quagmire 
 
 marsh 345 
 
 diHy 653 
 
 diffimlt 704 
 quail /mr 860 
 
 cowardice 862 
 quaint odd 8^ 
 
 - styU 572 
 
 pretty 845 
 
 Hdieulous 853 
 quake oscillate 314 
 
 shake 315 
 
 cold 383 
 
 fear 860 
 quakerishjt;W;«- 855 
 
 calm 826 
 Quakerism 
 
 religious sect 984 
 qualification 
 [^see qualify] 
 
 pon-er 157 
 
 modification 469 
 
 shill 698 
 
 discount 813 
 qualify change 140 
 
 modify 469 
 
 deny 536 
 
 teach 537 
 
 (^prepare 6^2,) 
 qualis ab incepto 
 
 141 
 qualities 
 
 character 820 
 quality nature 5 
 
 jyoner 157 
 
 tendency 176 
 
 nobility 875 
 (iUKlmdisbelieve 485 
 
 umrilling 603 
 
 fear 860 
 qualms of con- 
 science 950 
 quamdiu se bene 
 
 gesserit io8« 
 quand meme 
 
 compensating 30 
 
 opposed 708 
 quandary 704 
 quantity 25 
 
 much. 31 
 
 multitude 102 
 quantum amount 2$ 
 
 allotment 786 
 
 - mutatus 140 
 
 - sufficit 639 
 
 QUE 
 
 quaquaversum 278 
 quarantine 664 
 quarrel 713 
 
 - with one's bread 
 
 and butter 
 
 bungling 699 
 
 discontent 832 
 quarrelsome 901 
 quarry object 620 
 
 mine 636 
 quart 97 
 quarter /Mw^/i 95 
 
 quad7'isection 97 
 
 peinod 108 
 
 region 181 
 
 locate 184 
 
 ahode 189 
 
 side 236 
 
 direction 278 
 
 forbea/i'ance 740 
 
 mercy 914 
 give - 914 
 give no - 361 
 
 jntiless 914a 
 
 - of a hundred 98 
 
 - upon 184 
 quarter deck 210 
 quartermaster 637 
 quartern 95 
 quarteron 41 
 quarters abode 189 
 
 take up one's - 184 
 quarter sessions 
 
 966 
 quarter-staff 
 
 contention 720 
 
 7i'eapon 727 
 quartet >«r 95 
 
 music 4 1 5 
 quarto 593 
 quartz 323 
 quash destroy 162 
 
 anmil 756 
 quasi similar 17 
 
 supposed 514 
 quassia 395 
 quaternity 95 
 quatrain 597 
 quaver oscillate 314 
 
 shahe 315 
 
 sound 407 
 
 music 413, 416 
 
 /(?«r 860 
 quay houses 189 
 
 hai'bour 666 
 quean 962 
 queasiness 
 
 dislike 867 
 queasy 
 
 fastidious S>6S 
 56s 
 
QUE 
 
 queen 745 
 Queen's - Bench 
 
 pnsofi 732 
 court 966 
 
 - counsel 968 
 
 - English 560 
 
 - evidence 529 
 
 - highway 627 
 queer singula?' 83 
 
 ridiculous 853 
 
 - fish 857 
 quell destroy 162 
 
 moderate 174 
 
 quiescence 265 
 
 siibdue 731 
 quench destroy 162 
 
 cool 385 
 
 dissuade 616 
 
 gratify 829 
 
 satiate 869 
 quenchless 865 
 querimonious 839 
 querist 461 
 quern 330 
 querulous 
 
 conqjlaining 839 
 
 fastidious 868 
 
 irritable 901 
 query 461 
 quest 461 
 question 
 
 inquiry 461 
 
 (^M<&;t 485 
 
 <-/6'wy 536 
 in - event 151 
 
 tojnc 454 
 
 inquiry 461 
 
 danger 665 
 pop the - 902 
 put to the - 830 
 
 - at issue 461 
 queHtionable 
 
 uncertain 475 
 doubtful 485 
 disreputable 874 
 
 questionist 541 
 
 questionless 
 certain 541 
 
 questor 8oi 
 
 queue 65 
 
 quib 856 
 
 quibble 
 
 sophistry 477 
 unmeaning 517 
 equivocation 520 
 falsehood 544 
 wiif 842 
 verbal - 
 absurdity 497 
 
 quick transient li i 
 566 
 
 QUI 
 
 r(Z/ji<? 274 
 
 «Zii'<? 359 
 
 intelligent 498 
 
 active 6S2 
 
 sJdlful 698 
 
 feeling 821 
 
 irascible 901 
 cut to the - 824 
 probe to the -461 
 sting to the - 
 
 j?;fl^iw 830 
 
 anger 900 
 to the - 
 
 physically 375 
 
 mentally 822 
 touch to the - 
 822, 824 
 
 - ear 418 
 
 - eye 441 
 
 - succession 136 
 
 - time 274 
 
 - as thought 113 
 quicken tvoo'h 1 70 
 
 violence 173 
 
 come to life 359 
 
 j)romote 707 
 
 excite 824 
 quickening power 
 
 170 
 quickly soon 132 
 quicksands 
 
 danger 667 
 
 difficulty 704 
 quick-scented 398 
 quickset hedge 232 
 quicksilver 
 
 changeable 149 
 
 energy 171 
 
 velocity 274 
 quick-witted 842 
 quid 392 
 
 - pro quo 
 compensation 30 
 substitution 147 
 intej'chayige 148 
 retaliation 718 
 haHer 794 
 reward 973 
 
 - valeant humeri 
 quid f erre recu- 
 sant 157 
 
 quiddity essence 5 
 
 quibble 477 , 
 
 w;«Y 842 
 quidnunc 455 
 quiescence 265 
 quiet <?«//;i 1 74 
 
 r(?^# 265 
 
 dissuade 616 
 
 leisure 685 
 
 QUI 
 
 inexcitability 826 
 keep - 681 
 
 - life 721 
 quieta non movere 
 
 continuance 143 
 quiescence 265 
 inaction 681 
 
 quietism 
 
 quiescence 265 
 insensibility 823 
 irreligion 989 
 
 quietly modest 881 
 get on - 736 
 
 quietude 826 
 
 quietus <Zeflf7i 360 
 failure "jyi 
 acquittal 970 
 give a - 361 
 receive its - 756 
 
 quill 590 
 
 quill-driver 590 
 
 quillet 477 
 
 quills 
 
 - upon the fretful 
 
 porcupine 256 
 quilt covering 223 
 
 variegated 440 
 quinary 98 
 quincunx 98 
 quinquarticular 99 
 quinquennium 108 
 quinquesection 99 
 quinquifid 99 
 quint 98 
 quintain aim 620 
 
 game 840 
 quintal 319 
 quinteron 41 
 quintessence 5 
 quintuple 98 
 quinze 840 
 quip 
 
 amusement 840 
 
 wit 842 
 
 ridicule 856 
 
 disrespect 929 
 qui-pro-quo 
 
 C7'ror 495 
 
 wit 842 
 quire si ngcj's 416 
 
 paper 593 
 
 church 1000 
 quirk 
 
 sophistry 477 
 
 onisjudgment 481 
 
 caprice 60S 
 
 amusement 840 
 
 w^?^ 842 
 quis custodiet istos 
 
 custodes 1 459 
 
 QUO 
 
 quit depart 293 
 relinquish 624 
 ^;ay 807 
 -claim 927*5^ 
 
 - one's hold 782 
 
 - of loss 776 
 relinquishment 
 
 782 
 
 - scores 807 
 qui-tam 969 
 quite 52 
 
 - another thing" 
 irrelevant 10 
 unlike 18 
 
 - the reverse 14' 
 
 - the thing 23 
 quits eqiial 27 
 
 atonement 952 
 be - with 
 retaliation 718 
 j»fl^y 807 
 
 quittance 
 security 'j'ji 
 payment 807 
 forgiveness 91S 
 atonement 952 
 reward 973 
 
 quiver 
 receptacle 191 
 oscxllation'^i^ 
 agitation 315 
 shiver 383 
 sfor/? 636 
 feeling 821 
 /<?(^r 860 
 in a - 821, 824 
 
 - with rage 900 
 qui-vive 669 
 
 on the - 459 
 Quixote, Don - 
 
 mad 504 
 
 ^•^s/i 863 
 Quixotic 
 
 fanciful 515 
 
 rtf.f/^. 863 
 Quixotism 
 
 excitability 825 
 quiz ridicule 856 
 
 laughing stock 
 
 quizzical 
 
 ridiculous 853 
 quo animo 620 
 quoad minus 30 
 qviodpriso7i 752 
 in - 754 
 quodlibet 
 
 inquiry 461 
 
 sophism 477 
 
 7yi^ 842 
 
QUO 
 
 quoits 840 
 quondam 122 
 quorum 696 
 quot homines tot 
 sententiae 
 
 dissent 489 
 
 discord 713 
 quota 
 
 contingeiit 786 
 
 expenditure 809 
 furnish its - 784 
 quotation 
 
 imitation 19 
 
 conformity 82 
 
 price 812 
 quote 82 
 
 evidence 467 
 quoth 
 
 af/trmtrtion 535 
 
 speech 582 
 quotidian 138 
 quotient 84 
 
 R 
 
 E's, three - 537 
 rabbet 43 
 Rabbi 996 
 Rabbist 984 
 rabbit 
 
 productive 168 
 rabble 
 
 assenibla/je 72 
 
 mob 876 
 rabid insane 502 
 
 emotion 821 
 
 eager 865 
 
 angry 900 
 rabies 503 
 raccroc 156 
 race relation il 
 
 sequence 69 
 
 ^iw^ 75 
 
 lirvcage 156 
 
 r?i» 274 
 
 stream 348 
 
 conduit 350 
 
 pungency 392 
 
 course 622 
 
 husifiess 625 
 
 career 692 
 
 opposition 708 
 
 contention 720 
 run a - 720 
 run in a - 680 
 run one's - 729 
 one's - is ran 360 
 race-course 728 
 racehorse 
 
 ^7*56" 271 
 
 RAD 
 
 57l'(/^ 274 
 
 rack receptacle 191 
 frame 215 
 rZaw^ 353 
 physical pain 378 
 purify 652 
 ■mm' aX pain 828 
 toHure 830 
 punish 972 
 instrument of 
 torture 975 
 
 - one's brains 
 thought 45 1 
 imagination 515 
 
 -rent 810 
 
 go to - and ruin 
 
 735 
 racket 
 
 agitation 315 
 
 Zo?f(^ 404 
 
 ?'()Z^ 407 
 
 discord 713 
 racket-court 840 
 racketing 
 
 active 682 
 
 amusements 840 
 rackets 840 
 rackety Z^;?^^ 404 
 racy strong 171 
 
 pungent 392 
 
 - «J^Z/^^' 574 
 feeling 821 
 raddle weave 219 
 raddled /?>«?/ 959 
 radiance Z?'.^//^ 420 
 
 beauty 845 
 radiant 
 
 diverging 291 
 
 glajnous 873 
 radiate 291 
 radical 
 
 essential 5 
 
 complete 52 
 
 algebraic root 84 
 
 m?<5e 153 
 
 inqjo7i;ant 642 
 
 reformer 658 
 
 - change 146 
 
 - cure 662 
 
 - reform 658 
 radically 
 
 greatly 31 
 radication 613 
 radiometer 
 
 Zfc/Z/f 420 
 
 optical instru- 
 ment 445 
 radius Z^'w//j^/i 200 
 
 width 202 
 radix 153 
 
 RAI 
 
 radoter 499 
 radoteur 501 
 raff refuse 653 
 
 raiJZe 876 
 
 {miscreant 949) 
 raft 273 
 rafter 215 
 rag «waZZ 32 
 
 (7;ar^ 51) 
 ragamuffin 876 
 rage inolence 173 
 
 injliience 175 
 
 excitement 824, 
 825 
 
 fashion 852 
 
 desire 865 
 
 wrath 900 
 the battle -s 722 
 ragged 226 
 ragoiit 298 
 rags clothes 225 
 
 useless 645 
 do to - 384 
 tear to - 162 
 worn to - 659 
 raid 716 
 rail inclosure 232 
 
 pirison 752 
 
 - at 932 
 
 - in 
 circumscribe 229 
 restrain 751 
 
 railing 232 
 raillerie, ne pas en- 
 tendre - 900 
 raillery 856 
 railway 627 
 
 - speed 274 
 raiment 225 
 rain stream 348 
 
 sufficient 639 
 rainbow 440 
 rainless 340 
 rains but it pours, 
 
 never - 641 
 rainy day 735 
 provide against 
 a - 
 
 jyrepare 673 
 
 economy 817 
 raise increase 35 
 
 produce i6i 
 
 elevate 307 
 
 excite 824 
 
 - alarm 860 
 
 - anger 9C0 
 
 - one's banner 722 
 
 - a cry 531 
 
 - a dust 682 
 
 - expectations 858 
 
 RAL 
 
 - the finger 550 
 
 - funds 775 
 
 - one's head 
 improve 658 
 refresh 689 
 prospei-ity 734 
 repute 873 
 
 - hope 511 
 
 - a hue and cry 
 against 932 
 
 - a laugh 840 
 
 - the mask 529 
 
 - money 788 
 
 - a question 
 inquire 461 
 doubt 485 
 
 - a report 531 
 
 - a siege 723 
 
 - the spirits 836 
 
 - spirits from the 
 dead 992 
 
 - a storm 173 
 
 - troops 722 
 
 - up vertical 212 
 excite 824 
 
 - the voice 
 shout 441 
 
 - one's voice 
 affirm 535 
 
 - one's voice 
 against 932 
 
 - the wind 
 gain 775 
 boii'ow 788 
 
 raised convex 250 
 raison : 
 
 - d'etre 620 
 
 - de plus 467 
 rajah 745 
 rajpoot 726 
 rake drag 285 
 
 gardening 371 
 clean 652 
 profligate 949 
 intemperance 954 
 libertine <)(i2. 
 
 - out 301 
 
 - up collect 72 
 extract 301 
 recall 505 
 excite 824 
 
 - up evidence 467 
 rake-hell 949, 962 
 raking-fire 716 
 rakish 
 
 intemperate 954 
 licentious 961 
 rallentando 415 
 rally arrange 60 
 improve 658 
 567 
 
RAL 
 
 RAN 
 
 KAP 
 
 RAT 
 
 restore 660 
 ridicule 856 
 encourage 861 
 
 - round order 58 
 cooperate "jog 
 
 rallying : - cry 
 indication 550 
 encouragement 
 861 
 
 - point 74 
 ram imjmhe 276 
 
 sheep 366 
 7MaZ^ 373 
 man-of-war 726 
 milk the - 645 
 
 - down close 261 
 <^<?7W(? 321 
 
 - in 3CX) 
 Bamadan 
 
 fasting 956 
 
 W^(? 998 
 rainage 367 
 Ramazan 
 
 [^see Kamadan] 
 ramble stroll 266 
 
 wander 279 
 
 /<?% 499 
 
 delirium 503 
 
 digress 573 
 rambler 26^ 
 rambling 
 
 irregiilaHty 139 
 ramification jyar< 5 1 
 
 bisection 91 
 
 posterity 167 
 
 filament 205 
 
 symvnetry 242 
 
 divergence 291 
 XQ,Tn.mQx plug 263 
 
 impeller 276 
 ramose 242 
 
 {rough 256) 
 ramp c/jw& 305 
 
 Zmj^ 309 
 rampage 173 
 rampant 
 
 violefit 173 
 
 prevalent 175 
 
 vertical 212 
 
 raised 307 
 
 /r^^ 748 
 
 vehement 825 
 
 licentious 961 
 rampart 717 
 ramrod 263 
 ramshackle 665 
 rancid /<:'^i//! 401 
 
 unclean 653 
 rancour 
 
 malevolence 907 
 
 56§ 
 
 revenge 919 
 randan 273 
 random casual 156 
 
 carriage 272 
 
 uncertain 475 
 
 aimless 621 
 talk at - 
 
 sophistry ^'j'j 
 
 exa/jgerate 549 
 
 loquacity 584 
 
 - experiment 463 
 
 chance 621 
 range extent 26 
 
 collocate 60 
 
 series 69 
 
 ^erw 71 
 
 cZfl5«5 75 
 
 5j9a£!^ 180 
 
 distance 196 
 
 ?'o«w 266 
 
 direction 278 
 
 5^we 386. 
 
 freedom 748 
 long - 196 
 within - 177 
 
 - itself 58 
 
 - under, - with 76 
 ranger 
 
 director 694 
 keeper 753 
 it/m/ 792 
 rank degree 26 
 thorough 31 
 collocate 60 
 ?'ow 69 
 ferw 71 
 vegetation 365 
 /c?J5i^ 401 
 estimate 480 
 &a^ 649 
 soldiers 726 
 /7^.y 873 
 iioMlity 875 
 man of - 875 
 
 - and file 
 continuity 69 
 soldiers 726 
 commonalty SjG 
 
 rankle unclean 653 
 corrupt 659 
 painful 830 
 animosity 900 
 malevolence 907 
 revenge 919 
 ranks 
 fill up the - 660 
 risen from the - 
 876 
 ransack «^^^ 461 
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 excellent 648 
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 - property 780 
 
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 regression 283 
 
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 reconstruct 660 
 
 reconvert 660 
 
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 recourse 677 
 
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 improvement 658 
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 getting bach, 775 
 restitution 790 
 
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 bad man 949 
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 recriminate 932 
 lecrimination 938 
 
 recrudescence 661 
 
 lecTuit strefigtli 159 
 
 learner 541 
 
 provision 637 
 
 health 654 
 
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 iftterpretation 
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 repeat 104 
 
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 remedy 662 
 
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 danger 667 
 double - topsails 
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 vaporize 336 
 
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 unclean 653 
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 mental delight 
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 amusement 840 
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 judge 480 
 
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 amusement 840 
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 restore 660 
 
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 divine function 
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 baptismal - 998 
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 restore 790 
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 drama 599 
 
 prepare 673 
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 government 737 
 
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 {counteract 179) 
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 restrain 751 
 reindeer 271 
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 inaction 68 1 
 reinforce 
 
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 restwe 660 
 
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 adjunct 39 
 
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 provision 637 
 
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 arrive 292 
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 law jjleadings 
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 moderate 174 
 
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 soften 324 
 
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 repose 687 
 
 misrule 738 
 
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 relent 914 
 
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 dereliction 927 
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 exempt 760 
 
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 resonance 408 
 
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 discord 713 
 
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 libertine 962 
 
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 ripe 673 
 
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 complete 729 
 
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 shake 315 
 
 water 348 
 
 murmur 405 
 rire, pour - 853 
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 begin 66 
 
 slope 217 
 
 progress 282 
 
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 risum teneatis 
 
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 rite lan^ 963 
 
 religious 998 
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 ritornello 104 
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 rival emulate 648 
 
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 compete 720 
 
 combatant 726 
 
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 jnmishment 972 
 
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 redundance 641 
 
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 clothing 255 
 
 rotate 312 
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 roUicker 838 
 
 rollicking 
 frolicsome 836 
 blustenng 885 
 
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 - stone 312 
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 recorder 553 
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 imagination 515 
 
 imtruth 546 
 
 fable 594 
 Romanism 984 
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 Romanus sum, 
 
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 Romany 563 
 Rome : Church of - 
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 cover 223 
 
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 thief 792 
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 prosjjonty 734 
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 Rosicrucian 
 
 deceiver 548 
 
 sect 984 
 
 sorcerer 994 
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 Rosinante 271 
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 rostrum beah 234 
 
 pulpit 542 
 rosy 434 
 
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 rosy-cheeked 845 
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 disease 655 
 
 decay 659 
 rota 138 
 rotation 
 
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 bad 649 
 
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 decayed 659 
 
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 deceptive 545 
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 rotulorum, custos - 
 
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 rotunda 189 
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 roue 949 
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 shapeless 241 
 
 uneven 256 
 
 2)ungent 392 
 
 unsavoury 395 
 
 ,<?<)«?• 397 
 
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 artless 703 
 vulgar 851 
 commonalty 876 
 wo</ 7//a/i 948 
 
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 -guess 514 
 
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 censure 932 
 
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 wind 349 
 
 rough-cast 
 
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 rough-hew 
 
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 jmblication 531 
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 577, 578 
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 blusterer 887 
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 rower 269 
 
 Rowland for an 
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 retaliation 718 
 barter 794 
 
 rowlock 215 
 
 royal 737 
 
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 ^u^y 705 
 
 Royal Academician 
 
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 royalty 737 
 royne 298 
 ruade im^pulse 276 
 
 attach 716 
 ruat coelum 908 
 ruh fi'iction 331 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 painful 830 
 
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 - down lessen 195 
 ponder 330 
 
 - down with an 
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 - one's eyes 870 
 
 - one's hands 838 
 
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 - on sloiv 275 
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 trijiinff 643 
 
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 gem 648 
 
 ornament 847 
 ruck 258 
 ructation 297 
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 rudderless 158 
 ruddle 434 . 
 ruddy red 434 
 
 beautiful 845 
 rude violent 1 73 
 
 shapeless 241 
 
 ignorant 491 
 
 inelegant 579 
 
 wyZy 846 
 
 vulgar 85 1 
 
 uncivilized 876 
 
 uncivil 895 
 
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 rudiment 
 
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 c<«ws:e 153 
 rudimental 
 
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 rudiments 
 
 knowledge 490 
 
 school 542 
 rudis indigestaque 
 
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 amor pilous 241 
 
 rue ^^f<9r 395 
 
 regret 833 
 
 repent 950 
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 «flj^ 837 
 ruff 225 
 ruffian 
 
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 scoundrel 949 
 ruffianism 907 
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 o'ough 256 
 
 difficult 704 
 
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 churlish 895 
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 adversity 735 
 
 jjoverty 804 
 
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 ruinous 
 
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 precept 697 
 
 government 'jyi 
 
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 - of thumb 
 experiment 463 
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 unskilled 699 
 
 ruler 745 
 ruling passion 
 obstinacy 606 
 
 cha/racter 820 
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 rumble 407 
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 z^Zffw/^ 451 
 rummage 461 
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 rumour 
 
 publicity 731 
 
 report 732 
 rump 235 
 rumple 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 derange 61 
 
 rouglwn 256 
 
 >Z^ 258 
 rumpus 
 
 confusion 59 
 
 violence 173 
 
 discord 713 
 
 {contention 720) 
 run generality 78 
 
 repetition 104 
 
 course 109 
 
 conti7iuance 143 
 
 eventuality 151 
 
 motion 264 
 
 5j!?fd<;? 274 
 
 %Mi/y 335 
 
 /<;w 348 
 
 ^aJ'i^ 613 
 
 smuggle 791 
 
 contraband 964 
 have a - 
 
 fashion 852 
 
 repute 873 
 have - of 748 
 near - 197 
 race is - 729 
 time -s 106 
 
 - abreast 27 
 
 - after pursue 622 
 wi repute 873 
 
 - against 
 impact 276 
 oppose 708 
 attach 716 
 
 - at 716 
 
 - away «roi<^ 623 
 (escape 671) 
 
 - away with 
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 «^mZ 791 
 
 - away with a 
 notion 
 
 misjudge 481 
 credulous 486 
 
 - back 283 
 
 - a chance 
 probable 472 
 
RUN 
 
 RUN 
 
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 SAB 
 
 chance 621 
 
 - counter to 708 
 
 - its course 
 course 109 
 complete 729 
 past 122 
 
 - into danger 665 
 
 - into debt 806 
 
 - down 
 pursue 622 
 bad 649 
 attack 716 
 depreciate 932 
 detract 934 
 
 - dry waste 638 
 insufficient 640 
 
 - the eye over 
 see 441 
 learn 539 
 
 - the fingers over 
 
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 - foul of 276 
 
 - the gantlet 861 
 
 - on in a groove 
 
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 - hard danger 665 
 difficult 704 
 success 731 
 
 - in the head 
 thinli 45 1 
 remember 505 
 
 - high great 3 1 
 violent 173 
 
 - in introduce 228 
 
 - into 
 conversion 144 
 insert 300 
 
 - low 36 
 
 - of luck 
 fortune 156 
 prospcnty 734 
 
 - mad insane 503 
 passion 825 
 
 - mad after 865 
 
 - like mad 274 
 
 - a muck 
 I'iolent 173 
 kill 361 
 attach 716 
 
 - on 143 
 
 - out end 67 
 course 109 
 j?a.<f 122 
 antiquated 124 
 egress 295 
 jrrodigal 818 
 
 - out on 573 
 
 - over cM/«f 85 
 
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 examine 457 
 
 I descrihe 594 
 ' sgnopsis 596 
 i ovcrjion- 641 
 i - parallel 178 
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 I conduct 692 
 I contend 720 
 
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 flc^68o 
 
 he that -s may 
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 - a rig 840 
 
 - the rig upon 
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 - riot violent 1 73 
 exaggerate 549 
 redundance 641 
 active 682 
 disobey 742 
 intemperance 954 
 
 - a risk 665 
 
 - rtsty 603 
 
 - to seed age 128 
 deterioration 659 
 
 - smooth 
 ca.<j// 705 
 prospei'ous 734 
 
 - a tilt at 
 artrtfZ; 716 
 contend 720 
 
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 unifm'm 16 
 injluence 175 
 be jn'csejit 186 
 A'^7Z 361 
 expend 809 
 prodigal 818 
 
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 J<r27<:? 161 
 
 - up an account 
 r7r<^?f 805 
 r^^J^ 806 
 charge 812 
 
 - up bills 
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 - upon a bank 
 bankrupt 808 
 expenditure 809 
 
 - to waste 638 
 
 - wild 1 73 
 runagate 
 
 fugitive 623 
 
 disobey 742 
 
 Ja^^ wa« 949 
 runaway 623 
 rundle circle 247 
 
 convolution 248 
 
 rotundity 249 
 rundlet 191 
 Eunes writing 590 
 
 ^>(><'/ry 597 
 
 .«f/;tfZ^ 993 
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 runnel 348 
 runner courier 268 
 
 messenger 534 
 running' 
 
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 the mind - upon 
 
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 the mind - upon 
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 - account 811 
 
 - commentary 595 
 
 - fight 720 
 
 - hand 590 
 
 - over 641 
 
 - water 348 
 runnion 949 
 runt 193 
 rupture 
 
 di^y unction 44 
 quarrel 713 
 rural village 189 
 agincultural 371 
 
 - dean 893 
 ruralist 893 
 rus in urbe 
 
 abode 189 
 
 secluded 893 
 ruse cunning 702 
 
 {deception 545) 
 rush crowd 72 
 
 violence 173 
 
 velocity 274 
 
 water 348 
 
 plant 367 
 
 tnjie 643 
 
 Aflsff' 684 
 make a - at 716 
 
 - to a conclusion 
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 credulous 486 
 
 - on destruction 
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 - in medias res 
 
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 ! - upon 622 
 
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 i candle 423 
 
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 j russet grey 432 
 
 j h'oivn 433 
 
 I red 434 
 
 Eussian bath 386 
 rust red 434 
 
 decay 659 
 
 cankei' 663 
 
 inaction 683 
 moth and - 659 
 - of antiquity 122 
 rustic 
 
 village 189 
 
 agricultural 371 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 clown 876 
 rusticate 
 
 punish 972 
 
 seclude 893 
 rusticity 
 
 impolite 895 
 rusticus expectat 
 
 dum defluat 
 
 amnis 858 
 rustle 409 
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 decayed 659 
 
 sluggish 683 
 
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 ruthless 
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 ryot servant 746 
 possessor 779 
 commonalty 876 
 
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 Sabbatarian 
 
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 sectai'ian 984 
 fahc piety 988 
 ritualistic 998 
 
 Sabbath 7Y6Z^ 687 
 ^•^Ye 998 
 
 sabbatism 988 
 
 Sabellianism 984 
 
 Sabianism 984 
 
 sable 431 
 
 sabre H// 361 
 7veapon 727 
 
 sabreur ^Z^yer 361 
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 sabulous 330 
 sac 191 
 
 saccharine 396 
 saccular 191 
 sacerdotal 995 
 sacerdotalism 988 
 sachel 191 
 sachem 745 
 sachet 400 
 sack hag 191 
 
 gain 775 
 
 take 789 
 
 plunder 791 
 give the - to 297 
 sackbut 297 
 sackcloth and 
 ashes lament 839 
 
 atonement 952 
 
 ascetic 955 
 
 rite 998 
 sacrament 998 
 sacred 
 
 dignified 873 
 
 holy 976 
 
 revelation 985 
 
 jnety 987 
 sacrifice 
 
 deatrog 162 
 
 gift 784 
 
 atonement 952 
 
 tvorshi}) 990 
 
 idolatry 991 
 at any - 604 
 fall a - 828 
 make a - 942 
 self- 942 
 sacrificed 732 
 sacrilege 988 
 sacristan 996 
 sacristy 1000 
 sad gi'eat 3 1 
 
 o'>'(-'y 432 
 
 had 649 
 2)a%nful 830 
 dejected 837 
 
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 discovery d^%oa 
 &ldll 698 
 right 922 
 fair 939 
 
 - with add 37 
 quarter on 184 
 clog 706 
 impose a duty 
 
 926 
 accuse 938 
 
 - on the wrong 
 horse 
 
 mistake 495 
 
 hungle 699 
 Saddu'cee 984 
 sadness, in - 
 
 without joking 
 
 535 
 safe cuphoard 191 
 secure 664 
 
 - conduct 
 
 i nstr ume nta lity 
 631 
 
 - conscience 
 duty 926 
 innocent 946 
 
 - keeping 
 2)rescrcation 670 
 
 - and sound 
 health 654 
 
 on the - side 
 cautious 864 
 safety 664 
 
 - valve 666 
 saffron colour 436 
 sagohliquc 217 
 
 curve 245 
 
 sagacious 
 
 intelligent 498 
 foresight 510 
 («Z!iZ>Z 698) 
 
 sage 7mc 498 
 7me W(7-« 500 
 
 - maxim 496 
 sagittary 83 
 Sahara 169 
 sahib 875 
 saick 273 
 
 said preceding 62 
 repeated 104 
 prior 116 
 it is - 532 
 thou hast - 488 
 more easily - than 
 done 704 
 sail navigate 267 
 ship 273 
 set out 293 
 easy- 174 
 full - 274 
 
 SAL 
 
 press of - 274 
 shorten - 275 
 take in - 174 
 take the wind out 
 
 of one's -s 706 
 too much - 863 
 under - 267 
 
 - before the wind 
 
 734 
 
 - near the wind 
 
 698 
 
 - too near the 
 
 wind 863 
 sailing : plain - 705 
 
 - vessel 273 
 sailor 269 
 
 fair weather - 701 
 s&int angel gyy 
 
 revelation 985 
 
 piety 987 
 
 false piety 988 
 t utelary - 664 
 Saint Monday 840 
 saintly 
 
 virtuous 944 
 
 jrious 987 
 sais quoi, je ne - 
 
 563 
 sake: 
 
 for the - of 
 
 motive 6\^ 
 
 aid 707 
 for goodness - 
 
 765 
 salaam 
 
 couHesy 894 
 
 respect 928 
 salacity 961 
 salad 41 
 
 - oil 356 
 salamander 386 
 salary 973 
 sale 796 
 
 bill of - 77 1 
 for - offer 763 
 
 harter 794 
 saleable 796 
 salebrosity 256 
 salesman 797 
 salient 
 
 2)r ejecting 250 
 
 sharp 253 
 
 manifest 525 
 
 important 642 
 
 - angle 244 
 
 - points 642 
 saline 392 
 saliva 
 
 excretion 299 
 luh'ication 332 
 
 SAL 
 
 salle-a-manger 
 
 191 
 sallow 
 
 colourU'ss 429 
 
 yellow 436 
 sally issue 293 
 
 attack 716 
 
 wit 842 
 sally-port 
 
 egress 295 
 
 foHification 7 1 7 
 salmagundi 41 
 salmon-coloured 
 
 434 
 
 saloon 191 
 
 salt jmngeiit 392 
 condiment 393 
 i>?ipo7tance 642 
 preseri-e 670 
 money 800 
 wit 842 
 below the - 876 
 worth one's - 644 
 
 - of the earth 
 goodness 648 
 good man 948 
 
 - water 341 
 saltation 309 
 saltatory 315 
 saltinbanco 548 
 saltpetre 
 
 jmngent 392 
 gunpmvder 727 
 
 saltum, per- 315 
 
 salubrity 656 
 
 salutary 
 
 healthful 6c6 
 {remedial 662) 
 
 salute 
 
 allocution 586 
 celchration 883 
 courtesy 894 
 kiss 902 
 respect 928 
 
 salutiferous 
 \_see salutary] 
 
 salva : 
 
 - res est 664 
 
 - sit reverentia 
 928 
 
 salvable 946 
 salvage 
 
 acquisition 775 
 
 tax 812 
 
 discount ^IT, 
 
 reward <^'J2, 
 salvation 
 
 ^^reservation 670 
 
 deliverance 672 
 
 religious 976 
 
SAL 
 
 pietT/ 987 
 work out one's - 
 990 
 salve remedy 662 
 
 relieve 834 
 salver 191 
 salvo exception 83 
 
 explosion 406 
 
 qualijication 469 
 
 pleadi'] 
 
 excuse 937 
 
 {condition 770) 
 
 - of artillery 
 celebration 883 
 
 Samaritan, good - 
 
 benevolent 906 
 
 benefactor 912 
 
 same 13 
 
 all the - to 823 
 
 in the - boat 709 
 
 in the - breath 
 
 instantaneous 
 
 113 
 
 synchronous 120 
 go over the - 
 ground 104 
 of the - mind 488 
 on the - tack 709 
 at the - time 
 compensatory 30 
 synckrono\is 120 
 samiel 349 
 Sammael 978 
 sampan 273 
 sample 82 
 Samson 159 
 Sana, mens - 502 
 
 - in corpore sano 
 
 827 
 sanation 
 
 restoration 660 
 sanative 
 
 remedial 662 
 sanatorium 662 
 sanctification 
 
 divine attribute 
 976 
 sanctify 
 
 authorize 926 
 
 jnety 987 
 sanctimony 988 
 sanction 
 
 ])ermission 760 
 
 dueness 924 
 
 approbation 93 1 
 sanctitude 987 
 sanctity 987 
 sanctuary 
 
 refuge 666 
 
 attar 1 000 
 
 SAN 
 
 sanctum 
 chamber 191 
 
 - sanctorum 
 abode 189 
 pHmcy 893 
 temple 1000 
 
 ^BJi^poivder 330 
 built upon - 665 
 sow the - 645 
 sandal 225 
 sand-blind 442 
 Sandemanian 984 
 sand-paper 255 
 sands daiujer 667 
 
 - on tlie seashore 
 multitude 102 
 
 sand-storm 330 
 sandwich-wise 
 
 228 
 sandy yellow 436 
 sane 502 
 sang froid 
 
 insensibility 823 
 
 inexcitability 
 826 
 
 2)resence of mind 
 864 
 sanguinary 361 
 sanguine red 434 
 
 hopeful 858 
 
 - expectation 
 expect 507 
 hope 858 
 
 - imagination 515 
 sanhedrim 
 
 council 696 
 
 churchdom 995 
 sanies 333 
 sanitaire, cordon - 
 
 670 
 sanitarian 656 
 sanitarium 656 
 sanitary 656 
 sanity viental 502 
 
 bodily - 654 
 sans 187 
 
 - ceremonie 
 fHendly 888 
 social 892 
 
 - f aeon 
 8i7nple 849 
 modest 881 
 social 892 
 
 - pareil 33 
 
 - peur et sans 
 
 reproche 
 perfect 650 
 heroic 873 
 honourable 939 
 
 - souci 
 
 SAR 
 
 insensible 823 
 
 pleasure 827 
 
 content 831 
 sans-culotte 
 
 ?'^5f Z 742 
 
 commonalty 876 
 sante, maison de - 
 
 662 
 santon hermit 893 
 
 priest 996 
 sap essence 5 
 
 destroy 162 
 
 excavate 252 
 
 JMi^r 333 
 
 dam aye 659 
 
 attack 716 
 - the foundations 
 
 162, 659 
 sapid 390 
 sapient 498 
 sapless 7rmZ; 160 
 
 ^7ry 340 
 sapling 129 
 saponaceous 355 
 saporific 390 
 sapper 
 
 excavator 252 
 
 soldier 726 
 sappers and miners 
 
 preparers 673 
 Sapphic 597 
 sapphire ^^^6-438 
 
 yem^ 847 
 sappy young 127 
 
 j'">// 333 
 foolish 499 
 
 •sara sara, che - 601 
 
 saraband 840 
 
 sarcasm 
 
 disrespect 929 
 censure 932 
 detraction 934 
 
 sarcastic 
 ridicule 856 
 discourteous 895 
 
 sarcoma 250 
 
 sarcophagus 363 
 
 sarculation 103 
 
 sard 847 
 
 Sardanapalus 954a 
 
 sardonic 
 censure 932 
 detraction 934 
 -grin 
 laughter 838 
 ridicule 856 
 discontent g2>2 
 
 sardonyx S47 
 
 sark 225 
 
 sartorial 225 
 
 SAT 
 
 sash 247 
 Satan 978 
 Satanic 
 
 malevolent 907 
 
 vicious 945 
 
 diabolic 978 
 satchel 191 
 sate 869 
 satellite 
 
 companion 88 
 
 folU)wer 281 
 
 heavenly body 2,1'^ 
 
 auxiliary 711 
 
 servant 746 
 satiety 
 
 sufficient 639 
 
 pleasant 829 
 
 f% 869 
 
 {redundance 6^1^ 
 satin 255 
 satire i-idicnle 856 
 
 censure 932 
 satirical 932 
 
 detraction 934 
 satirist 
 
 detractor 936 
 satis : jam - 869 
 
 - superque 641 
 satisfaction 
 
 [se^:- satisfy] 
 
 <Z//6'Z 720 
 
 pleasure 827 
 
 atonement 952 
 hail with - 031 
 satisfactorily 618 
 satisfactory 
 [.v<? satisfy] 
 
 y<:;06? 648 
 satisfy answer 462 
 
 convince 484 
 
 sutJieient 639 
 
 consent 762 
 
 observance 772 
 
 ^^a?/ 807 
 
 gratify 829 
 
 content 831 
 
 satiate 869 
 
 reward 973 
 
 - an obligation 
 
 926 
 
 - oneself 484 
 satrap governor 745 
 
 {deimty 759) 
 saturate y/ZZ 52 
 
 moisten 339 
 
 satiate 869 
 saturnalia 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 games 840 
 
 intemperance 954 
 
SAT 
 
 SCA 
 
 SOA 
 
 SOA 
 
 Saturnian 
 pleasing 829 
 innocent 946 
 
 - age 734 
 Saturnia regna 
 
 prosperity 734 
 
 pleasure 827 
 saturnine 837 
 satyr mjly 846 
 
 libertine 962 
 
 demon 980 
 sauce adjunct 39 
 
 mixture 41 
 
 condiment 393 
 
 «&?«.?<? 908 
 pay - for all 807 
 sauce piquante 829 
 sauce-box 
 
 hlusterer 887 
 saucer 191 
 
 - eyes 441 
 saucepan 191 
 saucy insolent 885 
 
 flippant 895 
 saunter 
 
 o'amhle 266 
 
 dawdle 275 
 saute aux yeux, 
 
 cela - 525 
 sauvage 893 
 saave qui pent 
 
 o'un away 623 
 
 alarm 669 
 
 haste 684 
 
 coivardice 862 
 savage violent 173 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 &r<a"6^ 861 
 
 boorish 876 
 
 angry 900 
 
 malevolent 907 
 
 evil-doer 913 
 savanna 344 
 savant 
 
 knowledge 490 
 
 learned man 492 
 
 («flr^e 500) 
 save subduct 38 
 
 exclude 55 
 
 e^xcept 83 
 
 «^<y7'<? 636 
 
 prescr^'e 670 
 
 deliver 672 
 
 economize 817 
 God - 990 
 
 - one's bacon 671 
 
 - and except 83 
 
 - money 817 
 
 - the necessity 
 927a 
 
 586 
 
 - us 707 
 save-all 817 
 saving 817 
 
 - clause 469 
 
 - one's presence 
 928 
 
 savings store 636 
 
 economy 817 
 saviour 
 
 benefactor 912 
 Saviour 976 
 savoir : - faire 
 
 sidll 698 
 
 fashion 852 
 -gre 
 
 gratitude 916 
 
 - vivre sZ-i^/ 698 
 fashion 852 
 sociality 892 
 
 savour 390 
 
 - of resemble 1 7 
 
 - of the reality 
 
 780 
 savouriness 394 
 savourless 391 
 savoury 394 
 saw cut 44 
 
 jagged 257 
 
 maxim 496 
 
 - the air 
 gesture 550 
 
 sawder, soft - 
 flattery 933 
 sawdust 330 
 sawney 501 
 sax-horn 417 
 Saxon 
 
 style of language 
 576, 578 
 say nearly 32 
 assert 535 
 .««/;6'<z^ 582 
 you don't - so 870 
 have one's - 535, 
 
 582 
 that is to - 522 
 what do you - to 
 that 870 
 
 - by heart 505 
 
 - no 489 
 
 - nothing 585 
 
 - to oneself 589 
 
 - one's prayers 
 990 
 
 - what comes up- 
 permost 612 
 
 saying maxim 496 
 
 asseHion 535 
 sbirro 965 
 scabbard 191 
 
 throw away the - 
 resolution 604 
 war 722 
 scabby 940 
 scabrous 256 
 scaffold 
 support 215 
 2)reparation 673 
 exeeutimi 975 
 {way 627) 
 {means 632) 
 scaglioia 545 
 scald biirn 384 
 
 poet 597 
 scdXQ portion 51 
 series 69 
 term 71 
 slice 204 
 shin 223 
 mount 305 
 7veigh 319 
 gamut 413 
 measure 466 
 hold the -s 480 
 turn the - 
 reversion 145 
 influence 175 
 counter evidence 
 468 
 motive 615 
 hold the -s even 
 
 922 
 -s of justice 922 
 
 - the heights 305 
 
 - the walls 716 
 
 -s falling from the 
 eyes see 441 
 
 disclose 529 
 scallop 
 
 convolution 248 
 
 uotch 257 
 scalp 226 
 scalpel 253 
 scamble 44 
 scamp neglect 460 
 
 rascal 949 
 scamped sham. 545 
 scamper S2)eed 274 
 
 - off 623 
 scampish 945 
 scan 5^'6'44i 
 
 attend to 457 
 
 inquire 461 
 
 hjiow 490 
 
 prosody 597 
 scandal wz-^w.? 532 
 
 obloquy 934 
 scandalize 932 
 scandal-monger 
 
 532 
 
 scandaleuse, chro- 
 
 nique - 934 
 scandalous 
 
 disreputable 874 
 
 vicious 945 
 scandalum magna- 
 turn 
 
 infamy 874 
 
 detraction 934 
 
 accusation 938 
 scandent 305 
 scant cfwa^Z 32 
 
 /<:'?i5 103 
 
 little 193 
 
 narrow 203 
 
 insufficient 640 
 scantling 
 
 model 22 
 
 5(77'fi^jt; 32 
 
 dimensions 192 
 
 (i;«r2^5i) 
 scanty [s(9^ scant] 
 scape 671 
 scapegoat 
 
 substitute 147 
 
 atonement 952 
 scapegrace 
 
 reehless 863 
 
 rascal 949 
 Scapin c7im^ 548 
 
 knave 941 
 scapulary 999 
 scar 5/iwc? 342 
 
 record 551 
 
 blemish 848 
 scaramouch 844 
 scarce 
 
 infrequent 137 
 
 insu/ficient 640 
 make oneself - 
 
 absent 187 
 
 ?"?/;? «.??•«?/ 623 
 scarcely 32 
 
 - any 103 
 
 - anything 643 
 
 - ever 137 
 scare 860 
 scarecrow w^/Zy 846 
 
 friqhten 860 
 scarf <^w.s« 225 
 
 cammicals 999 
 scarfskin 223 
 scarify notch 257 
 
 torment 830 
 scarlet 434 
 
 - Lady 984 
 scarp oblique 217 
 
 defence 717 
 scath badness 649 
 injury 659 
 
SCA 
 
 {evil 619) 
 
 (bane 663) 
 scathless 
 
 perfect 650 
 
 (secure 664) 
 
 (saved 672) 
 scatter derange 61 
 
 disperse 73 
 
 diverge 291 
 
 - to the winds 
 destroy 162 
 confute 479 
 
 scatterbrained 
 inattentive 458 
 insane 503 
 
 scatterling 268 
 
 scavenger 652 
 
 scene 
 
 appearance 448 
 paintimg 556 
 drama 599 
 excitement 825 
 
 - of action 728 
 scene-painter 559 
 scene-painting 556 
 scenery 448 
 scenic 599 
 scenography 556 
 scent «»^eZ^ 398 
 
 discovery 480a 
 disbelieve 485 
 Imorvledge 490 
 st^?i 550 
 ;f7wZ 551 
 get - of 527 
 put on a new - 
 
 279 
 on the - 622 
 throw off the - 
 
 623 
 on the right - 462 
 
 - from afar 510 
 scent-bag 400 
 scented 400 
 scentless 399 
 scepticism 
 
 douht 485 
 
 incredulity 487 
 
 irreligion 989 
 sceptre 747 
 sway the - 737 
 schedule 86 
 schematist 626 
 scheme draft 554 
 
 plan 626 
 schemer 626 
 scherif 
 
 gavernor 745 
 
 nohle 875 
 scherzo 415 
 
 SCI 
 
 schesis 7 
 
 schism dissent 489 
 discord 713 
 heterodoxy 984 
 
 schismless 983a 
 
 schistose 204 
 
 scholar 
 erudite 492 
 learner 541 
 
 scholarly 539 
 
 scholarship 
 knoTvhdge 490 
 learning 539 
 
 scholastic 
 
 hnon-ledge 490 
 teaching 537 . 
 learning 539 
 sclwol 542 
 
 scholiast 524 
 
 scholium 
 maxim 496 
 interpretation 
 522 
 
 school //fr^ 72 
 system of opinions 
 484 
 knoivledge 490 
 teaching 537 
 academy 642 
 ptainting 556 
 go to - 539 
 send to - 537 
 
 schoolboy Za^ 129 
 learner 541 
 (^y^-o 193) 
 familiar to every - 
 490 
 
 schooldays 127 
 
 schoolman 
 scholar 492 
 theologian 983 
 
 schoolmaster 540 
 - abroad 
 knowledge 490 
 learning 537 
 
 schoolroom 191 
 
 schooner 273 
 
 sciagraphy 
 shadow 421 
 painting 556 
 
 science 
 
 knmvlbdge 490 
 «^i^Z 698 
 
 scientific <?a;flc^ 494 
 
 scientist 
 
 reasoner 476 
 learned man 492 
 
 scimitar 727 
 
 scintilla 57;irtZ? 32 
 s^arA; 420, 423 
 
 SCO 
 
 scintillation 
 
 7<e«j^ 382 
 
 light 420 
 
 7^7^ 842 
 scintillula forsan, 
 
 latet - 858 
 sciolism 491 
 sciolist 493 
 sciomachy 497 
 Sciomancy 511 
 scioxL jJaH 51 
 
 child 129 
 
 posteHty 167 
 scire: - facias 461 
 
 - quid valeant 
 
 hvimeri 698 
 scission 44 
 scissors 253 
 
 - and paste 609 
 scissure 198 
 sclerotics 195 
 scobs 330 
 
 scoff ridicule 856 
 deride 929 
 impiety 988 
 
 - at despise 930 
 cenmre 932 
 
 scold shrew 901 
 malediction 908 
 censure 932 
 {detractor 936) 
 
 scollop 
 
 convolution 248 
 notch 257 
 
 sconce top 210 
 candlestick 423 
 &7*ai/i 450 
 defence 717 
 mulct 974 
 
 scoop 
 
 depression 252 
 perfoi'atoT 262 
 
 scope degree 26 
 extent 180 
 meaning 516 
 freedom 748 
 (intention 620) 
 
 scorch 384 
 
 scorching 
 violent 173 
 
 score cy«7i^ 85 
 Zm^86 
 twenty 98 
 furrow 259 
 music 415 
 7?«<i7'7i 550 
 credit 805 
 ^^Ji 806 
 accounts 811 
 on the - of 
 
 SCO 
 
 relation 9 
 
 motive 615 
 scores 7/<a«y 102 
 scoriae asA 384 
 
 ^w'j^ 653 
 
 (useless 645) 
 scorify 384 
 scorn 930 
 scorpion 
 
 painful 830 
 
 <?<jiZ ^t>e?* 913 
 
 (&««e 663) 
 chastise with -s 
 
 739 
 scorse 794 
 scot reward 973 
 scot free free 748 
 c7i<;a/; 815 
 exemjjt gzja 
 escape - 
 
 escape Syi 
 let off - 970 
 scotch ;<t;2^^'A 257 
 injure 659 
 
 - the snake 
 maim 158 
 insuficieiit 640 
 non-completion 
 
 730 
 
 - the wheel 706 
 Scotchman 
 
 canny 702 
 Scotticism 563 
 scotomy 443 
 scoundrel 949 
 scour rj*M 274 
 
 7'wJ 331 
 
 cZd^M 652 
 
 - the countr}' 266 
 
 - the plain 274 
 scourge bane 663 
 
 p)ainful 830 
 piunish 972 
 instrument of 
 2)unishment 975 
 
 - of the human 
 race 913 
 
 scourings 645 
 
 scout /6'6'Z<T 463 
 
 messenger 534 
 reject 610 
 servant 746 
 
 W«f(7/t 664 
 warning 668 
 disrespect 929 
 disdain 930 
 (looker 444) 
 (underrate 483) 
 (ridicule 856) 
 scow 273 
 
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SCO 
 
 BCOWl 
 
 complain 839 
 frown 895 
 anger 900 
 sullen goia 
 disapprobation 
 932 
 
 scrabble 
 
 unmeaning 517 
 scribble 590 
 
 scrag 32 
 
 scraggy lean 193 
 rough 256 
 (''i/V 846) 
 
 scramble 
 confusion 59 
 climb 305 
 pursue 622 
 Aa.?^c 684 
 diffiGulty 704 
 contend 720 
 w'i^^e 789 
 
 scranch 330 
 
 scrannel 643 
 
 scrap S7««^Z 32 
 {piece 51) 
 {minute 193) 
 
 scrap-book 596 
 
 scrape subduct 38 
 reduce 195 
 j)ulrerize 330 
 abrade 331 
 mezzotint 558 
 difficulty 704 
 miseJiance 732 
 Z>^/y 894 
 
 - together 
 assemble 72 
 acquire 775 
 
 scratch groove 259 
 
 abrade 331 
 
 'W/fl^?*7<; 550 
 
 ^^awJ 555 
 
 ^;'(zw 556 
 
 7y;ii^tf 590 
 
 7t?w^ 619 
 
 mound 649 
 come to the - 
 
 contention 720 
 
 courage 861 
 mere - 209 
 old - 978 
 up to the - 861 
 
 - the head 461 
 
 - out 552 
 scrawl 590 
 screak 411 
 scream m/ 411 
 
 «Y«7 839 
 screech 411, 412 
 588 
 
 SOR 
 
 screech owl 412 
 screen sift 60 
 
 sw'v^; 260 
 
 shade 424 
 
 Mrit' 528 
 
 hider 530 
 
 side-scene 599 
 
 cZ<:'a« 652 
 
 safety 664 
 
 shelter 666 
 
 defence 717 
 
 - from sight 442 
 screw fasten 43 
 
 fastening 45 
 <?«?• 267 
 rotation 312 
 instrument 633 
 7Mts^T 819 
 put on the - 
 scveHty 739 
 compel 744 
 
 - one's courage to 
 the sticking 
 place 861 
 
 - loose insane 503 
 imperfect 651 
 nnsltilful 699 
 hindrance 706 
 attach 713 
 
 - up/«sj^cM43 
 strengthen 159 
 2)rcpare 673 • 
 
 - up the eyes 443 
 screwed 
 
 drunk 959 
 screw-driver 633 
 screw-steamer 273 
 scribble 590 
 scribbler 593 
 scribe recorder 553 
 
 wnter 590 
 
 2)riest 996 
 scribendi, ca- 
 
 coethes - 590 
 scrimmage 
 
 discord 713 
 
 contention 720 
 scrimp .s//w^ 201 
 
 insufficient 640 
 
 stingy 819 
 scrip 191 
 scripta, lex - 963 
 scriptae, literae - 
 
 590 
 scriptural 
 
 orthodox ()^yi 
 Scripture 
 
 certain, 474 
 
 rerel'ition 985 
 scrivener writer 590 
 
 SOU 
 
 lawyer 968 
 scroll 551 
 scrub 7V/& 331 
 
 clean 652 
 
 diHy person 653 
 
 commonalty 876 
 scrubby «m«Z^ 193 
 
 tnjling 643 
 
 stingy 819 
 
 disreputable 874 
 
 vulgar 876 
 
 shabby 940 
 scruple 
 
 s«/<z^^ quantity 32 
 
 weight 319 
 
 <7<^?/i>^ 485 
 
 reluctance 603 
 
 2;?'(?&?/y 939 
 scrupulous 
 
 careful 459 
 
 incredulous 487 
 
 f'arat'^ 494 
 
 reluctant 603 
 
 fastidimis 868 
 
 punctilious 939 
 scrutator 461 
 scrutiny 
 
 attention 457 
 
 inquiry 461 
 scrutoire 191 
 scud m^'Z 267 
 
 ,<?/>'<?^'^ 274 
 
 shower 348 
 
 r/^>?/<Z 353 
 
 - under bare poles 
 
 704 
 scuffle 720 
 scull ?v>w 267 
 
 &;mM 450 
 scull-cap 225 
 scullery 191 
 scullion 746 
 sculpsit 558 
 sculptor 559 
 sculpture /ww? 240 
 
 carving bbl 
 scum <Zt>j^ 653 
 
 - of the earth 949 
 
 - of society 876 
 scupper 350 
 scurf 653 
 scurrilous 
 
 Hdicule 856 
 disrespect 929 
 detraction 934 
 scurvy 
 
 insufficient 640 
 unimportant 643 
 /'«'-.'?<? 940 
 'wicked 945 
 
 SEA 
 
 scut 235 
 scutcheon 
 
 standard 550 
 
 honour 877 
 scutiform 25 1 
 scuttle destroy 162 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 5j!;^^<^ 274 
 
 - along Aa5f<? 684 
 Scylla and Charyb- 
 
 dis, between - 
 
 danger 665 
 
 difficulty 704 
 Scyilam, incidit 
 
 in - 699 
 scythe pointed 244 
 
 sharp 253 
 sdeath ! wonder 870 
 
 anger 900 
 
 disapprobation 
 
 932 
 se non e vero e ben 
 
 trovato 546 
 sea multitude 102 
 <)^<?«;i 341 
 at - 341 
 
 uncertain 475 
 go to - 293 
 heavy- 315 
 
 - of doubt 475 
 
 - of troubles 
 difficulty 704 
 adversity 735 
 
 seaboard 342 
 seafarer 269 
 seafaring 267 
 sea-fight 720 
 sea-girt 346 
 sea-going 267, 341 
 sea-green 435 
 seal matrix 22 
 
 close 261 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 7>/rt?'Z! 550 
 
 resolve 604 
 
 complete 729 
 
 compact 769 
 
 security 771 
 break the - 529 
 under - 769 
 
 - the doom of 162 
 
 - one's infamy 
 
 940 
 
 - the lips 585 
 
 - of secrecy 528 
 
 - up restrain 751 
 sealed : 
 
 one's fate is - 601 
 hermetically - 
 261 
 
SEA 
 
 SEO 
 
 SED 
 
 SEE 
 
 - book 
 
 ignwance 491 
 
 unintelligible 519 
 
 secret 533 
 sealing-wax 747 
 seals insignia 747 
 seam 43 
 sea-maid 979 
 sea-man 269 
 seamanship 
 
 conduct (i()2. 
 
 skill 698 
 sea-mark 550 
 seamless 50 
 seamstress 690 
 seance 696 
 sea-piece 556 
 sea-port 666 
 sear dry 340 
 
 burn 384 
 
 deaden 823 
 fall into the - and 
 
 yellow leaf 659 
 seared conscience 
 
 951 
 search inquire 461 
 searching 
 
 severe 739 
 
 painful 830 
 searchless 519 
 sea-serpent 83 
 seaside 342 
 season mix 41 
 
 time 106 
 
 jmngent 392 
 
 accustom 613 
 
 preserve 670 
 
 prepare 673 
 seasonable y?Y 23 
 
 oppoi'tune 134 
 seasoning 
 
 condiment 393 
 fiQ&t place 183 
 
 locate 184 
 
 abode 189 
 
 support 215 
 judgment - 966 
 • of government 
 
 737 
 " of war 728 
 seated, firmly - 150 
 seaworthy 664 
 sebacious 355 
 secede dissent 489 
 
 reliyiquish 624 
 
 disobey 742 
 seceder 
 
 heterodox 984 
 secern 297 
 seclusion 893 
 
 second 
 
 duplication 90 
 
 - of tijne 108 
 instant 113 
 
 - i/i ?7<«^'c4i3, 
 
 415 
 «&f^ 707 
 play or sing a - 
 416 
 
 - best 
 imperfect 65 1 
 failure 732 
 
 - childhood 
 age 128 
 imbecility 499 
 
 - edition 104 
 play - fiddle 
 
 obey 743 
 mbject 749 
 disrejrute 874 
 
 - nature 613 
 
 - to none 33 
 one's - self 17 
 
 - sight 
 fo7'esig1it 510 
 sorcery 992 
 
 - thoughts 
 sequel 65 
 thought 451 
 improvevient 658 
 
 - youth 660 
 secondary 
 
 infeHm' 34 
 following 6^ 
 imperfect 651 
 ^^7;?^^?/ 759 
 
 - education 537 
 
 - evidence 467 
 seconder 711 
 second-hand 
 
 imitation 19 
 
 «Z<i! 124 
 
 detei-iorated 659 
 
 received 785 
 secondly 90 
 second-rate 651 
 secret hey 522 
 
 latent 526 
 
 hidden 528 
 
 rr^^Ze 633 
 in the - 490 
 keep a - 
 
 nlent 585 
 
 - motive 615 
 
 - passage 627 
 
 - place 530 
 
 - writing 590 
 secretaire 191 
 secretary 
 
 recorder 553 
 
 writer 590 
 
 directoi' 694 
 
 auxiliary 711 
 
 servant 746 
 
 consignee 758 
 secrete excrete 297 
 
 conceal ^28 
 secretion 299 
 secretive 528 
 sect 75 
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 dissent 489 
 
 ally 7 1 1 
 
 heterodox 984 
 section division 44 
 
 j!;«?T^ 51 
 
 <:'Z«5« 75 
 
 chapter 593 
 
 troops 726 
 sector ^^a^-^ 51 
 
 circle 247 
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 periodic 138 
 
 ^«tYy 997 
 
 - education 537 
 secularism 984 
 secundum artem 
 
 conformable 82 
 skilful 698 
 secure fasten 43 
 bespeak 132 
 JcZ^V/ 484 
 *^/<!^ 664 
 restrain 751 
 engage 768 
 ^«?'m 775 
 confident 858 
 
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 security sa/<?#y 664 
 
 pledge 771 
 
 /<(>/;^ 858 
 lend on - 787 
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 sedate 
 
 thoughtful 45 1 
 
 caZ/?i 826 
 
 ^rar6? 837 
 sedative 
 
 calming 174 
 
 remedy 662 
 sedentary 265 
 sedge 367 
 sediment <^w^s 653 
 sedimentary 
 
 remainder 40 
 sedition 742 
 seduce entice 615 
 
 Z(>re 897 
 
 debauch g6i 
 seducer 962 
 seduction 
 
 phasing 829 
 
 denre 865 
 sedulous 
 
 active 682 
 
 desirous 865 
 see r?>w 441 
 
 fo(>Z; 457 
 
 believe 484 
 
 Awwy 490 
 
 bishopHc 995 
 we shall - 507 
 
 - after 459 
 
 - daylight ^Soa 
 
 - double 959 
 
 - fit 600, 602 
 
 - at a glance 498 
 
 - justice done 922 
 -life 
 
 amusement 840 
 
 - the light 
 bo7'n 359 
 published 531 
 
 - service 722 
 
 - sights 455 
 
 - through 
 discover 480^ 
 intelligence 498 
 
 - to attention 457 
 care 459 
 direction 693 
 
 - one's way 
 foresight 510 
 
 intelligible 518 
 
 «^iZ^ 698 
 
 easy 705 
 seed «w«Z^ 32 
 
 cause 153 
 
 jyestenty 167 
 
 /77'ai;i 330 
 run to - 0^7^ 128 
 
 lose health 659 
 sow the - 673 
 seedling 129 
 seed-plot 
 
 productii'c 168 
 
 agHculture 371 
 seed-time of life 
 
 127 
 seedy weak 160 
 
 disease 655 
 
 deteriorated 659 
 
 exhausted 688 
 
 7i^e<5?y 804 
 589 
 
SEE 
 
 SEL 
 
 SEM 
 
 SEN 
 
 seeing that 
 
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 rea^onituf 476 
 seek inquire 461 
 
 purstLC 622 
 
 offer 763 
 
 request 765 
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 seek-sorrow 837 
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 seem 448 
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 600 
 seeming 488 
 seemingly 472 
 seemless 
 
 ugly 846 
 
 undue 925 
 seemliness 
 
 duty 926 
 seemly 
 
 expedient 6^6 
 
 handsome 845 
 
 d7w 924 
 seer veteran 130 
 
 madman 504 
 
 oracle 513 
 
 sm'cerer 994 
 see-saw 314 
 seethe hot 382 
 
 make hot 384 
 
 excitement 824 
 seething caldron 
 
 386 
 segar 392 
 segment 51 
 segnitude 683 
 s'egosiller 411 
 segregate 
 
 riot related 10 
 
 separate 44 
 
 exclude 55 
 segregated 
 
 incoherent 47 
 seigneur, grand - 
 pHde 878 
 
 insolence 885 
 seignior 
 
 mader 745 
 
 nobility 875 
 seigniori'ty 
 
 authority 737 
 possession 777 
 propeHy 780 
 seigniory 737 
 seine net 232 
 seisin 
 possession 777 
 
 e.'j^a^*? 780 
 seismonaeter 276 
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 seize faZ;c 789 
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 feeling 821 
 sej unction 44 
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 speciality 79 
 -abasement 879 
 -accusing 950 
 -admiration 880 
 -applause 880 
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 -command 
 
 resolution 604 
 
 caution 864 
 
 {temperance 953) 
 -communing 45 1 
 -complacency 
 
 cheerful 836 
 
 vanity 880 
 -confidence 880 
 -conquest 
 
 resolution 604 
 
 (temperance 953) 
 -conscious 855 
 -consultation 451 
 -control 604 
 -conviction 
 
 J^^^e/ 484 
 
 penitent 950 
 
 condemned 971 
 -council 45 1 
 -deceit ^7*?w 495 
 -deception 
 
 credulity 486 
 -defence 717 
 -delusion 486 
 -denial 
 
 disinterested 942 
 
 temperance 953 
 
 penance 990 
 -discipline 990 
 -esteem 880 
 -evident 
 
 certain 474 
 
 'manifest 525 
 -examination 990 
 -existing i 
 -government 
 freedom 748 
 
 {virtue 944) 
 -help 698 
 -immolation 991 
 -indulgence 
 
 selfishness 943 
 intemperance 
 
 954 
 
 -instruction 539 
 -interest 943 
 -knowledge 881 
 -love 943 
 -luminous 423 
 -opinioned 
 
 narroiv-minded 
 481 
 
 {foolish 499) 
 
 (obstinate 606) 
 -possession 
 
 sanity 502 
 
 resolution 604 
 
 in excitability 826 
 
 caution 864 
 -praise 880 
 -preservation 717 
 -reliance 
 
 resolution 604 
 
 /«>/><? 858 
 
 courage 861 
 -reproach 950 
 -respect 
 
 ^>>r«V7^ 878 
 -restraint 953 
 -sacrifice 942 
 -satisfied 880 
 -seeking 943 
 -styled 565 
 -sufficient 880 
 -taught 490 
 -tormentor 837 
 -will 606 
 selfishness 943 
 self-same 13 
 sell absurdity 497 
 
 deception 545 
 
 untruth 546 
 
 sale 796 
 
 - for 8 1 2 
 
 - one's life dearly 
 orsist 719 
 
 fight 722 
 
 - off 796 
 
 - oneself 940 
 
 - out 796 
 seller 796 
 
 selon les regies 82 
 selvedge 231 
 semaphore 550 
 semblance 
 
 similai'ity 17 
 
 imitation 19 
 
 copy 21 
 
 probability 472 
 wear the - of 
 
 appearance 448 
 
 Semeiology 
 interpretation 
 522 
 
 Semeiotics 
 signs 550 
 
 semi- 91 
 
 semi-barbarian 
 
 913 
 semibreve 413 
 semicircle 247 
 semicircular 245 
 semicolon 142 
 semi-diaphanous 
 
 427 
 semi-fluid 352 
 semi-liquidity 352 
 semi-lunar 245 
 seminal 
 
 causing 153 
 seminary 542 
 semination 
 
 preparation 673 
 semi-opaque 427 
 semi-pellucid 427 
 semiquaver 41 3 
 semitone 413 
 semi-transparency 
 
 427 
 sempiternal 112 
 sempstress 
 
 dress maker 225 
 
 work/rvoman 690 
 senary 98 
 senate 696 
 senate-house 966 
 senator 
 
 counsel 695 
 
 councillor 696 
 senatorship 693 
 senatus consultum 
 
 741 
 send transfer 270 
 2)ropel 284 
 
 - adrift 597 
 
 - away 
 repel 289 
 eject i^'j 
 refuse 764 
 
 - for 741 
 
 - forth 
 propel 284 
 publish 531 
 
 - a letter to 592 
 
 - off 284 
 
 - out eject 297 
 commission 755 
 
 - word 527 
 seneschal 
 
 director 694 
 master 745 
 
SEN- 
 
 servant 746 
 senescence 12S 
 seneschalship 737 
 senile 128 
 senior age 128 
 
 master 745 
 seniores priores 
 
 jnecedence 62 
 
 precession 380 
 seniority 
 
 oldness 124 
 
 age 128 
 senor 877 
 sensation 
 
 jfhysical sensi- 
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 emotion 821 
 
 wonder 870 
 sensational 
 
 language 574 
 
 exciting 824 
 sensation drama 
 
 599 
 sensations of touch 
 880 
 
 sense wisdom 498 
 meaning 516 
 deep - 821 
 in no - 565 
 accept in a par- 
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 senseless 
 
 insensible 376 
 absurd 497 
 foolish 499 
 unmeaning 517 
 
 external - 375 
 
 intellect 450 
 
 sanitg 502 
 sensibility 
 
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 T?^?^? 822 
 sensible 
 
 matenal 316 
 
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 sensitive 375, 822 
 sensorial 821 
 sensorium 450 
 sensual 
 
 2)leasure 377 
 
 intemperate 954 
 sensualist 954a 
 sensuous 
 
 sensibility 375 
 
 jjleasvre 377 
 
 feeling 821 
 sentence 
 
 decision 480 
 
 SEQ 
 
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 phrase 566 
 condemnation 971 
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 - morally 821 
 sentiment ?^^'«; 453 
 
 (opinion 484) 
 
 {maxim 496) 
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 sensitive 822 
 
 affected 855 
 sentinel "\^ 
 sentry j 
 
 guardian 664 
 
 watch 668 
 
 keeper 753 
 separate 
 
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 exclude 55 
 
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 diverge 291 
 
 divorce 905 
 
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 the wheat 
 discriminate 465 
 .sf /<2t'f 609 
 
 - into elements 49 
 
 - maintenance 
 
 905 
 separatist 984 
 sepia 433 
 seposition 
 
 disjunction 44 
 
 exclusion 55 
 sepoy 726 
 sept 7^iM 1 1 
 
 cZffcS^ 75 
 
 cZffw 166 
 Septentrional 237 
 septett 415 
 septic 657 
 septicity 655 
 Septuagint 985 
 septum 228 
 sepulchral 
 
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 resonance 408 
 
 stridoo' 410 
 
 hoarse 581 
 
 sepulchre 363 
 
 whited - 545 
 
 sepulture 363 
 
 sequacious 
 
 following 63 
 sequacity ^//^ 324 
 
 SER 
 
 tenacity 327 
 sequel 
 following 65 
 
 - i» f tW(9 117 
 (addition 39) 
 
 sequela 65 
 sequence 
 
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 - i?i ^me 117 
 motion 281 
 
 logical - 476 
 sequent 63 
 sequester j^a/^^ 789 
 
 confiscate 974 
 
 (/Mc^e 528) 
 sequestered 
 
 secluded 893 
 sequestrate 
 
 ^^-?2:e 789 
 
 condemn 971 
 
 confiscate 974 
 serac 383 
 seraglio 961 
 seraph m?*;?^ 948 
 
 ««(7<?Z 977 
 seraphic 
 
 blissful 829 
 
 viHumis 944 
 
 ^;?Vj?/.? 987 
 seraphina 417 
 seraskier 745 
 sere and yellow 
 
 leaf 128 
 serein <^<9w 339 
 
 rain 348 
 serenade 7?m<s?>4I5 
 
 compliment 894 
 
 endem'ment 902 
 serene 
 
 pellucid 425 
 
 ^aZw 826 
 
 content 831 
 - highness 877 
 serf .<f^«?-6' 746 
 
 clown 876 
 serfdom 749 
 sergeant 745 
 serial contimious 69 
 
 periodic 138 
 
 Joo7i 593 
 seriatim 
 
 i» w^e?* 58 
 
 continuMisly 69 
 
 eac/i ;fo (9ac7i 79 
 
 slowly 275 
 series 
 
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 number 84 
 serieuz, take au - 
 
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 SER 
 
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 n&rioMS greai 31 
 
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 important 642 
 
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 seriously 535 
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 speech 582 
 
 dissertation 595 
 
 pasto?'al 998 
 funeral - 363 
 sermonizer 584 
 seroon 72 
 serosity/?^^ 333 
 
 7vater 337 
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 5««^(? 366 
 
 /^i^s 409 
 
 7?-i??<;? instrument 
 
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 deceiver 548 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 m^ <?<?er 913 
 
 hnave 941 
 
 demon 949 
 the old - 978 
 great sea - 515 
 serpentine 248 
 serrated 
 
 angular 244 
 
 notched 257 
 serried crowded 72 
 
 <?(3W5e 321 
 serum lymjjh 333 
 
 water 337 
 servant 7?^^^/^ 711 
 
 retainer 746 
 
 - of all work 690 
 serve business 625 
 
 utility 644. 
 aid 707 
 7varfare 722 
 «J^'y 743 
 servant 746 
 (ww7(^ 680) 
 
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 - faithfully 743 
 
 - cut 972 
 
 - one right 
 retaliation 718 
 Hglit 922 
 jmnish 972 
 
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 SET 
 
 SET 
 
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 - with a writ 969 
 service good 618 
 
 utility 644 
 
 ■use 677 
 
 warfare 722 
 
 servitude 749 
 
 worshij) 990 
 
 Qdte 998 
 at one's - 763 
 press into the - 
 
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 render a - 
 
 utility 644 
 
 benevolence 906 
 serviceable 
 
 useful 644 
 
 r/ood 648 
 servility 
 
 obsequious 886 
 
 {flattery 933) 
 servitor 746 
 servitorship 749 
 servitude 749 
 penal - 972 
 sesame, open - 
 
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 watchword 550 
 
 spell 993 
 sesqui- 87 
 sesquipedalia verba 
 
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 sesquipedalian 
 
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 sess 812 
 sessile 46 
 
 session council 696 
 sessions Za/t? 966 
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 coherence 46 
 
 group 72 
 
 ^Zas« 75 
 
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 tendency 176 
 
 place 184 
 
 /c^rwi 240 
 
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 directimi 278 
 
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 /Ze72«e 321 
 
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 prepare 673 
 
 /7««i7 712 
 
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 [«(?<? &6'Z(^7y] 
 
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 - at ease 831 
 
 - an example 
 model 22 
 motive 615 
 
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 - one's face 
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 refuse 764 
 disapprove 932 
 
 - the fashion 
 iiyiuence 175 
 
 authrrity 737 
 fashion 852 
 
 - fast 704 
 
 - on fire 
 ignite 384 
 excite 824 
 
 - on foot 66 
 
 - foot on 294 
 
 - forth s/io;y 525 
 assert 535 
 descrihe 594 
 
 - forward 293 
 
 - free 750 
 
 - going 
 
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 467 
 
 - one's heart upon 
 resolve 604 
 desire 865 
 
 - at hazard 665 
 
 - in begin 66 
 rain 348 
 
 - on its legs 
 establish 150 
 
 - on one's legs 
 strengthen 159 
 Q'estore 669 
 
 - in motion 
 Tuove 264 
 ^Lse 677 
 
 - to music 416 
 ■ at naught 
 
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 reject 610 
 oppose 708 
 defy 715 
 disobey 742 
 wo^ observe 773 
 dereliction 927 
 
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 - out arrange 60 
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 display 882 
 
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 - phrase 566 
 
 - a price 812 
 
 «■ purpose 620 
 
 - at rest ^;<<i? 67 
 answer 462 
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 complete 729 
 compact yOg 
 
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 inform 527 
 disclose 529 
 ;feac/A 537 
 reinstate 660 
 vindicate 937 
 
 - to rights 60 
 
 - sail 293 
 
 - the seal on 729 
 
 - one's seal to 467 
 
 - store by 642 
 
 - straight 
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 - the table in a 
 roar 840 
 
 - ones teeth 604 
 
 - terms 
 manifest 525 
 jihrase 566 
 style 574 
 
 - a trap for 545 
 
 - to contend 720 
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 prosperous 734 
 
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 impose 741 
 
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 ^Zi^/zi 929 
 censure 932 
 
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 choose 609 
 
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 consent 762 
 
 compact 769 
 
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 - preliminaries 
 
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 - opinion 484 
 
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 deed 771 
 jnopeHy 780 
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 settlor 784 
 seven 98 
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 seventy 98 
 
 sever 44 
 
 several special 79 
 plural 100 
 many 102 
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 severalize 465 
 
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 respectively 79 
 
 severalty 44 
 
 severe 
 
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 symmetry 242 
 
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 harsh 739 
 
 painful 830 
 
 simple 849 
 
 ontical 932 
 severely ?r;'y 3 1 
 severity 739 
 sew 43 
 sewage 
 
 excretion 299 
 
 /za 653 
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 sewer drain 350 
 
 cloaca 653 
 sewerage 
 
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 sewer-gas 663 
 sewing-silk 205 
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 sexagenary 99 
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 circle 247 
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 sexton 
 
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 clergy 996 
 sextuple 98 
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 stingy 819 
 
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 disgraceful 940 
 
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 hinder 706 
 
 restrain 751 
 
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 shadow 424 
 
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 agitation 315 
 
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 ignoramus 493 
 
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 deception 545 
 
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 shamanism 992 
 shamble 
 
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 staager 315 
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 wrong 923 
 
 censure 932 
 
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 pursuit 622 
 conduct 692 
 
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 comely 845 
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 paHidpate 778 
 
 allotted pm'tion 
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 shareholder 778 
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 violent 173 
 
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 sensible 375 
 
 pungent 392 
 
 - sound 410 
 
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 - ear 418 
 
 - eye 441 
 
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 - frost 383 
 
 - look-out 
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 expectation 507 
 
 - pain 378 
 
 - practice 
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 seveinty 739 
 improbity 940 
 
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 - one's wits 537 
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 shaving small 32 
 
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 filament 205 
 
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 sheaf 72 
 shear reduce 195 
 
 shorten 201 
 
 to/^e 789 
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 envelope 223 
 sheathe 
 
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 cfoM<y 225 
 
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 tfwi;f 297 
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 - blood 361 
 
 - light upon 420 
 
 - a lustre on 873 
 
 - tears 839 
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 sheer simple 42 
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 paper 593 
 
 white - 
 penance 952 
 
 winding - 363 
 
 - of fire 382 
 
 - of water 343 
 sheet-anchor 
 
 safely 666 
 hope 858 
 sheet-lightning 
 
 423 
 sheik ruler 745 
 
 priest 996 
 shelf 
 
 support 215 
 
 y^<?^ 667 
 on the - 
 
 poTverless 
 
 disused 678 
 
 inaction 681 
 shell cwcr 223 
 
 coffin 363 
 
 bombard 716 
 
 bomb 727 
 
 - out 807, 809 
 shell-fish 366 
 shelter safety 664 
 
 refuge 666 
 
 - oneself under 
 
 plea of 617 
 sheltie 271 
 shelve locate 184 
 
 slojje 217 
 
 neglect 460 
 
 disuse 678 
 shelving beach 
 
 217 
 shend 659 
 shepherd 
 
 tender of sheep 
 370 
 
 directm' 694 
 
 pastor 996 
 Shepherd, the Good 
 
 -976 
 shepherd's dog 366 
 Sheppard, Jack - 
 
 792 
 shore 32 
 sheriff 965 
 shibboleth 550 
 shield 
 
 heraldry 55^ 
 
SHI 
 
 SHI 
 
 SHO 
 
 SHO 
 
 safety 664 
 
 hucldvr 666 
 
 defend "ji"] 
 
 scutcheon 877 
 
 look only at one 
 
 side of the - 
 
 481 
 
 reverse of the - 
 
 rear 235 
 
 counter evidence 
 
 468 
 imcler the - of 664 
 shift change 140 
 
 convert 144 
 
 substitute 147 
 
 changeable 149 
 
 chemise 225 
 
 move 264 
 
 transfer 270 
 
 deviate 279 
 
 2)rcvaricate 546 
 
 j:;?^'^. 617 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 {expedient 626) 
 last - 601 
 make a - with 
 
 substitute 147 
 
 ««<? 677 
 put to one's -s 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 jwverty 804 
 
 - one's ground 
 
 607 
 -off defer IZZ 
 
 - for oneself 
 conduct 692 
 freedom 748 
 
 left to - for one- 
 self 893 
 
 - one's quarters 
 264 
 
 - the scene 140 
 
 - to and fro 149 
 shifting \_see shift] 
 
 transient ill 
 
 - sands 149 
 
 - trust or use 783 
 shiftless 
 
 unprepared 674 
 
 inhahile 699 
 shillelah 727 
 shilling 800 
 shilly-shally 605 
 shimmer 420 
 shindy 720 
 shine light 420 
 
 beauty 845 
 
 glory 873 
 take the - out of 
 874 
 
 595 
 
 - in conversation 
 588 
 
 - forth 873 
 
 - upon 
 illumine 420 
 aid 707 
 
 shingle 330 
 shining \_see shine] 
 
 - light sage 500 
 shiny 420 
 
 ship lade 190 
 transfer 270 
 vessel 273 
 take - sail 267 
 
 depart 293 
 one's - coming in 
 803 
 
 - of the line 726 
 shipboard, on - 
 
 273 
 ship-load 
 
 mucli 31 
 
 cargo 190 
 
 {^abundance 639) 
 shipman 269 
 shipmate 890 
 shipment 
 
 contents 190 
 
 transfer 270 
 shippen 189 
 shipping 273 
 shipshape order 58 
 
 eonformUy 82 
 
 sUll 698 
 shipwreck 
 
 destruction 162 
 
 vanquish 731 
 
 failure 732 
 shire 181 
 shirk avoid 623 
 
 disobey 742 
 shirt 225 
 Shiva 979 
 shive 
 
 small jjiece 32 
 
 lay I r 204 
 shiver 
 
 small piece 32 
 
 divide 44. 
 
 destroy 162 
 
 filament 205 
 
 shake 315 
 
 bHUle 328 
 
 <^oZ<^ 383 
 
 fear 860 
 go to -s 162 
 
 - in one's shoes 
 860 
 
 shivery brittle 328 
 powdery 330 
 
 shoal 
 
 assemblage 72 
 
 multitude 102 
 
 shalUm 209 
 shoals danger 667 
 surrounded by - 
 
 difficulty 704 
 shock sheaf T 2 
 
 violence 173 
 
 concussion 276 
 
 agitation 315 
 
 unexpected 508 
 
 discoi'd 'JIT, 
 
 affect 821 
 
 7;/^rt' 824 
 
 7^a!« 828 
 
 /7n-f? 7^am 830 
 
 dislike 867 
 
 scandalize 932 
 
 (contest 720) 
 shocking ^>rt<;? 649 
 
 painful 830 
 
 W/7Z?/ 846 
 
 rKZ/7«r85i 
 
 fearful 860 
 
 dis9-eputable 874 
 
 7<a/C/^?'^ 898 
 in a - temper 90i« 
 shockingly 
 
 ^/n/r// 31 
 shod 225 
 shoddy 645 
 shoe sujfpoH 215 
 
 <:?7*c«« 225 
 
 hindrance 706 
 stand in the -s of 
 
 commission 755 
 
 ^^y^w^y 759 
 
 where the - 
 
 pinches 
 
 badness 649 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 opposition 708 
 
 sensibility 822 
 
 painful 830 
 shoemaker 225 
 shofie 272 
 shog 173 
 shoot 
 
 offspring 167 
 
 expand 194 
 
 rfrt?*^ 274 
 
 propel 284 
 
 MZ36I 
 
 _?7«?'/i 378 
 
 execute 972 
 teach the young 
 idea to - 537 
 
 - ahead 282 
 
 - ahead of 303 
 
 - at 716 
 
 - out beams 420 
 
 - up increase 35 
 2)r eminent 250 
 {ascend 305) 
 
 shooting 
 
 [6rc shoot] 
 ^/(•flc<^' 622 
 
 - pain 378 
 
 - star 318 
 shooting-coat 225 
 shop buy 795 
 
 mart 799 
 keep a 
 
 &».s-; 
 
 62- 
 
 trade 794 
 shut up - enddy 
 cease 142 
 relinquish 624 
 7v\<ii: 687 
 smell of the - 85! 
 shopkeeper 797 
 shoplifter 792 
 shoplifting 791 
 shopman 797 
 shopmate 890 
 shopping 794, 795 
 shore 
 
 support 215 
 barders^l 
 land 342 
 buttress 717 
 hug the - 286 
 on - 342 
 
 - up 215 
 shoreless 180 
 shorn cut short 2 1 
 
 deprived 776 
 
 - of its beams 
 dim \12. 
 ingloAous 874 
 
 - lamb 828 
 short 
 
 not lonq 201 
 
 bnttle'iz^ 
 
 concise ^'J2 
 
 uncivil 895 
 come - of, fall - of 
 
 infeinm' 34 
 
 shoj'teoming 304 
 
 insufficient 640 
 in - concisely 572 
 
 compendium 596 
 
 - allowance 640 
 
 - answer S95 
 
 - breath 688 
 
 - by 20 r 
 
 - of cash 804 
 
 - commons 
 
 i insufficiency 6^0 
 Q (i2 
 
SHO 
 
 SHO 
 
 SHR 
 
 SHU 
 
 fasting 956 
 
 - cut straight 246 
 viid-cou7'se 628 
 
 - distance 197 
 
 - life and merry 
 840 
 
 - measure 53 
 at - notice 
 
 transient iii 
 early 132 
 
 - of small 32 
 infcHor 34 
 subtraction 2,% 
 iiiromplete 53 
 shortcoming 304 
 insufficient 640 
 
 - sea 348 
 make - work of 
 
 destroy 162 
 active 682 
 haste 684 
 comjylete 729 
 conquer 731 
 punish 972 
 shortcoming 
 inequality 28 
 inferiority 34 
 motion s7i07't of 
 304 
 'non-complctio?i 
 
 730 
 shorten 201 
 
 - sail 275 
 shorthand 590 
 short-handed 651 
 shorthorn 366 
 short-lived iii 
 shortly soon 132 
 shortness 201 
 
 for - sake 572 
 
 short-sighted 
 myopic 443 
 misjudging 481 
 foolish 499 
 
 short-winded 
 
 7«Yt/£ 160 
 
 fatigue 688 
 short-witted 499 
 shot missile 284 
 variegated 440 
 (7?/e6-« 514 
 «•«?• material 
 
 722, 727 
 j'm(;6' 8i2 
 reward 973 
 bad - 701 
 exchange -s 720 
 good - 700 
 have a - at 716 
 like a - 113 
 
 off like a - 623 
 random - 
 
 experiment 463 
 
 chance 621 
 round - 727 
 
 - in the locker 632 
 not have a - in 
 
 one's locker 
 804 
 shot-free 815 
 should he : 
 no better than 
 
 she - 961 
 what - 922 
 shoulder 
 suppmi; 215 
 projection 250 
 shove 276 
 broad -ed 159 
 cold - 289 
 have on one's -s 
 
 625 
 on the -s of 
 high 206 
 elevated y:i1 
 instrumentality 
 
 631 
 
 shrug the -s 
 
 [sec shrug] 
 rest on the -s of 
 
 926 
 take upon one's -s 
 
 676 
 
 - arms 673 
 
 - a musket 722 
 
 - to shoulder 
 cooperate 709 
 2)arty 712 
 
 - to the wheel 
 resolution 604 
 undertahing 6'j6 
 
 shoulder-knot 847 
 shout loud 404 
 
 m/411 
 
 rejoice 838 
 
 {voice 580) 
 shove 276 
 give a - to 
 
 aid 707 
 shovel 
 
 j'cceptacle 191 
 
 transfer 270 
 
 vehicle 272 
 
 f re-iron 386 
 
 cleanness 652 
 put to bed with 
 
 a -363 
 
 - away 297 
 shovel-hat 999 
 show visible i\\6 
 
 appear 448 
 dram attention 
 
 457 
 evidence 467 
 demonstrate 478 
 manifest 525 
 parade 882 
 
 dumb - 550 
 
 make a - 544 
 
 mere - 544 
 
 peep- 840 
 
 - one's cards 529 
 
 - cause 527 
 
 - one's colours 
 
 550 
 
 - one s face 
 presence 186 
 manifest 525 
 disclose 529 
 
 - fight defy 715 
 attach 716 
 defend 717 
 brave 861 
 
 - in front 303 
 
 - one's cards 529 
 
 - one's hand 529 
 
 - a light pair of 
 heels 623 
 
 - itself 446 
 
 - of similarity 1 7 
 probability 472 
 
 - off display 882 
 boast 884 
 
 - one's teeth 715 
 
 - up visible 446 
 manifest 525 
 ridicule 856 
 degrade 874 
 
 • censure 932 
 accuse 938 
 shower 
 
 assemblage 72 
 rain 348 
 
 - down 
 abundance 639 
 
 - down upon 
 give 784 
 liberal 816 
 
 showman 524 
 showy colour 428 
 beauty 845 
 ornament 847 
 ostentatious 882 
 shrapnel 727 
 shred small 32 
 filament 205 
 {part 51) 
 shrew 901 
 shrewd 
 
 knowing 490 
 
 wise 498 
 cunning 702 
 {clever 698) 
 
 shriek 411 
 
 shrievalty 965 
 
 shrieve 965 
 
 shrift 
 
 confession 529 
 absolution 952 
 
 shriftless 951 
 
 shrill 410 
 
 shrimp 193 
 
 shrine tomb 363 
 temple 1 000 
 
 shrink decrease 36 
 shric'l 195 
 /7<; /yfl-c/.; 283, 287 
 unwilling 603 
 «m6? 623 
 sensitive 822 
 
 - from /ear 860 
 dislike 867 
 7<a?^e 898 
 
 shrive 952 
 shrivel 
 
 contract 195 
 
 {decrease 36) 
 shrivelled j^AiM 203 
 
 {small 193) 
 shroud /wMera^ 363 
 
 /«*^6' 528 
 
 sff/i'f?/ 664 
 
 defend 717 
 -ed in mystery 
 
 519 
 shrub jy/rt/i^ 367 
 
 p)lantation 371 
 shrug 5i,(7/i 550 
 
 (7/i/«^ 527) 
 
 - the shoulders 
 dissent 489 
 subynit 725 
 discontent 832 
 dislike 867 
 contempt 930 
 disapprobation 
 
 932 
 shrunk /^Y/'?^? 193 
 
 shrink 195 
 shudder c^^^ri 383 
 /mr 860 
 make one - 
 painful 830 
 
 - at aversion 867 
 /i^fe 8q8 
 
 ?;«a7 41 
 derange 61 
 change 140 
 interchange 148 
 changeable 149 
 
SHU 
 
 SID 
 
 SIF 
 
 SIO 
 
 inove slowly 275 
 agitate 315 
 fahchood 544 
 untruth 546 
 irresolute 605 
 recant 607 
 improMty 940 
 
 - the cards 
 &^/7i/i again 66 
 change 140 
 chance 621 
 prepare 673 
 
 patience and - 
 the cards 826 
 
 - off r//« «;rfly 623 
 
 - off tliis mortal 
 coil 360 
 
 - on 266 
 shuffler 548 
 shun avoid 623 
 
 dislilte 867 
 shunt transfer 270 
 
 deviate 279 
 shunted 
 
 shelved 460 
 shut 261 
 
 - the door 761 
 
 - the door in one's 
 face 764 
 
 - the door upon 
 
 893 
 
 - one's ears 
 deaf At\<) 
 
 not heliere 487 
 
 - the eyes 442 
 
 - one's eyes to 
 not attend to 458 
 neglect 460 
 
 n4)t believe 487 
 permit 760 
 not observe 773 
 
 - the gates of 
 mercy 914^^ 
 
 -in 751 
 
 - oneself up 893 
 
 - out exclude 55 
 prohibit "jdi 
 
 - up shop end 67 
 cease 142 
 relinquish 624 
 repose 687 
 
 - up close 261 
 confute 479 
 imprison 751 
 {inclose 229) 
 
 shutter 424 
 shuttlecock 605 
 shy deviate 279 
 
 draw bach 283 
 
 propel 284 
 
 armV/ 623 
 
 fearful 860 
 
 cojvardly 862 
 
 modest 881 
 fight - of 623 
 have a - at 716 
 
 - of belief 487 
 
 - cock 862 
 
 - of doubtful 485 
 unwilling 603 
 cautious 864 
 dislike 867 
 
 Siamese twins 89 
 sih II 
 Siberia 383 
 sibi gladio hunc 
 
 jugulo, suo - 718 
 sibilation hiss 409 
 
 disi'espcct 929 
 
 disapprobation 
 932 
 Sibyl oracle 513 
 
 ?^/7Z?/ 846 
 Sibylline 5 1 1 
 
 - leaves 513 
 sic imitation 19 
 
 exact 494 
 si - omnes I 948 
 
 - transit gloria 
 mundi in 
 
 - volo sic jubeo 
 600 
 
 - vosnonvobis79i 
 siccity 340 
 
 sick ill 655 
 make one - 
 2)ainful 830 
 aversion 867 
 visitation of the - 
 998 
 
 - at heart 837 
 
 - of neary 841 
 dislihe 867 
 satiated 869 
 
 sick-chamber 655 
 sicken nauseate 395 
 
 disease 655 
 
 2)ain 830 
 
 weary 841 
 
 disgust 867 
 sickener 
 
 too much 641 
 sickle ^^y??ifd'fi? 244 
 
 sharp 253 
 sickly n-eak 160 
 sick-room 655 
 side 
 
 consanguinity 1 1 
 
 ^</^e 231 
 
 latei'ality 236 
 
 i^arfy 712 
 at one's - 197 
 on every - 227 
 on one - 243 
 on one's - 714 
 look only at one - 
 
 of the shield 
 
 481 
 pass from one - 
 
 to another 607 
 take up a - 476 
 wrong - up 218 
 
 - by side 
 accompaniment 
 
 88 
 near 197 
 laterality 236 
 party 712 
 from - to side 314 
 
 - with aid 707 
 cooperate 709 
 concord 714 
 
 side-arms 727 
 side-blow 702 
 sideboard 191 
 side-drum 417, 
 sideling 279 
 sideloug 236 
 sideration 15S 
 sidereal 318 
 siderite 28S 
 Sideromancy 511 
 side-saddle 215 
 side-scene 599 
 sidesman 996 
 sidewalk 627 
 sideways 
 
 oblique 217 
 
 lateral 236 
 side-wind 
 
 oblique 217 
 
 circuit 629 
 
 cunning 702 
 sidle oblique 217 
 
 lateral 236 
 
 deviate 279 
 siege 716 
 lay - to 716 
 state of - 722 
 siege-train 727 
 siesta 683 
 sieve soH 60 
 
 perforate 260 
 
 clean 652 
 pour water into 
 a - n'aste 638 
 
 lavish 818 
 stop one hole in 
 a - 819 
 I sift simplify 42 
 
 sort 60 
 inquire 461 
 discriminate 465 
 clean 652 
 ■ the chaff from 
 the wlieat 609 
 sigh 839 
 
 - for 865 
 sighing like 
 
 furnace 902 
 sight much 31 
 multitude 102 
 vision 441 
 appearance 448 
 ugly 846 
 jivodigy 872 
 at - soon 132 
 seeing 441 
 dim - 443 
 in - 446 
 in - of near 197 
 seen 441 
 keep in - 457 
 within - of shore 
 
 858 
 sightless 
 blind 442 
 invisible 447 
 ugly 846 
 sightly 845 
 sights, see - 455 
 sightseeing 441 
 sightseer 
 spectator 444 
 curiosity 455 
 sigil seal 550 
 evidence 769 
 sigmoidal 248 
 sign attest 467 
 07nen 512 
 indication 550 
 record 551 
 mrde 590 
 compact 769 
 prodigy 872 
 give - of 525 
 make no - 585 
 -s of the times 
 omen 512 
 reaming 668 
 -s of the zodiac 
 . 318 
 
 signal great 3 1 
 sign 550 
 important 642 
 give the - 741 
 
 - of distress 669 
 signalize 
 
 indicate 550 
 glory 873 
 597 
 
sia 
 
 eelchratc 883 
 signally 31 
 signal-post 668 
 signature 
 
 mai'h, identifica- 
 tion 550 
 
 wntintf 590 
 
 cominu't 769 
 
 security 771 
 sign-board 550 
 signet 
 
 mm% identifica- 
 tion 550 
 
 s,ign of authority 
 
 747 
 comjjact 769 
 (evidence 467) 
 writer to the - 968 
 significant 
 
 \_iiee signify] 
 important 642 
 {clear 518) 
 signifies, what - 
 
 643 
 signify 
 
 forebode 511 
 
 mean 516 
 
 inform 527 
 signior 875 
 sign-manual 550, 
 
 590 
 signor 877 
 sign-painter 559 
 sign-painting 555 
 sign-post 550 
 signum, ecce - 550 
 sike 348 
 silence disaNe 158 
 
 no sound 403 
 
 confute 479 
 
 latency 526 
 
 poneealment 528 
 
 apliony 581 
 
 taciturn 585 
 
 cheek 731 
 silentio, sub - 
 
 silent 403 
 
 inattention 458 
 
 latent 526 
 silhouette 
 
 outline 230 
 
 jwrtrait 556 
 siliquose 191 
 silk smooth 255 
 
 so/^ 324 
 - gown 
 
 barrister 968 
 make a - purse out 
 of a sow's ear 
 
 471 
 508 
 
 SIM 
 
 silken repose 686 
 silkiness 
 
 voluptuousness 
 
 954 
 sill 215 
 silly 
 
 credulous 486 
 
 imbecile 499 
 
 insane 503 
 silt r/w'2^ 653 
 
 {remainder 40) 
 silvan 367 
 silver bright 420 
 
 7??7f'i^e 430 
 
 ,(7m/ 432 
 
 money 800 
 bait with a - hook 
 615 
 
 - lining of the 
 cloud 858 
 
 silver-toned 413 
 simagree 855 
 similarity 17 
 
 - of form 240 
 simile 
 
 similarity 17 
 comparison 464 
 metaphor 521 
 
 similitude 
 likeness 17 
 copy 21 
 
 simmer 
 agitation 315 
 boil 382, 384 
 excitement 824 
 
 simmering 825 
 
 Simon, Simple - 
 
 547 
 Simon Pure 
 
 the real - 494 
 Simon Stylites 893 
 simony 964 
 simper .wiile 838 
 
 affectation 855 
 simple mere 22 
 
 unmixed 42 
 
 credulous 486 
 
 silly 499 
 
 - language 576 
 
 herb 662 
 
 artless 703 
 
 unadorned 849 
 
 - meaning 516 
 Simple Simon 547 
 simple-hearted 
 
 j^r?/c 543 
 simpleness 42 
 simpleton 501 
 simplex munditiis 
 
 849 
 
 SIN 
 
 simplicity 
 
 \_see simple] 849 
 
 ignorance 491 
 simplify 
 
 \^see simple] 
 
 elucidate 518 
 simply little 32 
 
 singly 87 
 more - 
 
 interpreted 522 
 simulate 
 
 resemble 17 
 
 imitate 19 
 
 c7(!e«2^ 544 
 simultaneous 120 
 sin r?*c^ 945 
 
 guilt 947 
 sinapism 662 
 since under the 
 circumstances 8 
 
 after i i 7 
 
 c«?^«<? 155 
 
 7\'ason 476 
 sincere 
 
 veracious 543 
 
 ingenuous 703 
 
 feeling 821 
 sine 2 1 7 
 sine: - cura 831 
 
 - die never 107 
 ^Z6/<?r 133 
 
 - ictu 158 
 
 - qii:i non 
 Q'equired 630 
 impoi'tant (i\2. 
 condition 770 
 
 sinecure 681 
 
 no - 682 
 sinew 159 
 sinewless 158 
 sinews of war 
 
 money 800 
 sinful 945 
 sing music 416 
 
 poetry 597 
 
 rejoice 838 
 
 - lo triumphe 884 
 
 - out' 41 1 
 
 - praises 
 appr&ve 931 
 worship 990 
 
 - small 879 
 singe 384 
 singer 416 
 single unmixed 42 
 
 unit 87 
 secluded 893 
 unmarried 904 
 ride at - anchor 
 863 
 
 SIN 
 
 - combat 720 
 
 - file 69 
 
 - out 609 
 single-handed 
 
 one 87 
 
 easy 705 
 
 unassisted 706 
 single-minded 703 
 singleness 
 
 l^see single] 
 
 - of heart 
 artless 703 
 probity 939 
 
 - of purpose 
 perseverance 
 
 604a. 
 
 artless 703 
 single-stick 720 
 sing-song 414 
 singular 
 
 special 79 
 
 exceptional 83 
 
 one 87 
 singularly vei'y 31 
 sinister left 239 
 
 bad 649 
 
 vicious 945 
 bar - 
 
 imperfect 651 
 
 disrepute 874 
 sinistrality 239 
 sinistrous 
 
 sullen goia 
 sink destroy 162 
 
 descend 306 
 
 Zo?yd?' 308 
 
 submerge 310 
 
 neglect 460 
 
 conceal 528 
 
 cloaca 653 
 
 fatigue 688 
 
 vanquish 731 
 
 /«iZ 732 
 
 adversity 735 
 
 ^«i?i 828 
 
 depressed 837 
 
 (<Zdm?/ 659) 
 
 - back 661 
 
 - of corruption 
 
 653 
 
 - into the grave 
 
 360 
 
 - of iniquity 945 
 
 - in the mind 
 thought 451 
 memory 505 
 excite 824 
 
 - money 809 
 
 - into oblivion 
 
 506 
 
sm 
 
 SKE 
 
 SKI 
 
 SLA 
 
 - or swim 
 certainti/ 474 1 
 jjerseverance ! 
 
 604a 
 sinking : 
 heart - 837 
 
 - fund 802 
 sinless 946 
 sinned against than 
 
 sinning, more - 
 
 946 
 sinner 949 
 sin-otfering 952 
 sinuous 248 
 sinus 252 
 sip small 32 
 
 drbili 298 
 siphon 350 
 sippet 298 
 sir man 373 
 
 title 877 
 
 - Oracle 887 
 sirdar 745 
 sire 166 
 siren 
 
 iiea-mjm,j)h 341 
 musician 416 
 seducing 615 
 evil doer 913 
 demon 980 
 sorcerer 994 
 song of the -s 615 
 
 - strains 415 
 sirene musical 
 
 instrument 417 
 siriasis 503 
 sirius 423 
 sirocco wind 349 
 
 heat 382 
 sirrah ! 949 
 sister kin 11 
 
 likeness 17 
 
 nurse 662 
 sisterhood 
 
 imrtij 712 
 frail - 962 
 sisterly 906 
 sisters : 
 weird - 994 
 
 - three 601 
 Sisyphus, task of - 
 
 useless 645 
 difficult 704 
 (jwt complete 
 
 730) 
 sit 308 
 
 - down settle 184 
 lie 213 
 
 stoop 308 
 
 - in judgment 
 
 adjudge 480 
 junsdiction 965 
 laivsuit 969 
 
 - on 215 
 
 - on thorns 
 annoyance 828 
 fear 860 
 
 site 183 
 sith 
 
 circumstance 8 
 
 reason 476 
 sitting \_see sit] 
 
 incubation 673 
 
 convocation 696 
 
 - up late 133 
 n'orh 686 
 
 sitting-room 191 
 situ, in - 
 
 situation 183 
 
 quiescence 265 
 situation 
 
 circumstances 8 
 
 j3Za(?e 183 
 
 location 184 
 
 business 625 
 out of a - 185 
 Siva 979 
 six 98 
 
 - of one and half- 
 a-dozen of the 
 other 27 
 
 sixes and sevens, 
 at - disorder 59 
 
 discord 713 
 sixty 98 
 sizar 746 
 size magnitude 31 
 
 glue 45 
 
 arrange 60 
 
 dimensions 192 
 
 m6"i/;? 352 
 skate 
 
 locomotion 266 
 
 vehicle 272 
 skating 840 
 skean 727 
 skedaddle 623 
 skein 219 
 tangled - 59 
 skeleton 
 
 remains 40 
 
 essential part 50 
 
 Mi/i 203 
 
 supiwH 215 
 
 corpse 362 
 
 j!;Zfl^« 626 
 reduced to a - 659 
 
 - in the closet 
 had 649 
 painful 830 
 
 skeptic 
 
 [5e<? sceptic] 
 sketch form 240 
 
 represent 554 
 
 paint 556 
 
 describe 594 
 
 ^?«M 626 
 sketcher 559 
 sketchy 
 
 incomplete 53 
 
 >'&Z6^ 575 
 
 nv finished 730 
 skew 217 
 skewer 45 
 skid support 215 
 
 hindrance 'joG 
 skies : 
 exalt to the - 873 
 praise to the - 
 
 933 
 skiff 273 
 skill 698 
 
 acquisition of - 
 
 539 
 game of - 840 
 skillet 191 
 skim move 266 
 navigate 267 
 rapid 274 
 neglect 460 
 summarize 596 
 skin outside 220 
 tegument 223 
 j!;(rZ 226 
 wet to the - 339 
 with a whole - 670 
 without - 822 
 mere - and bone 
 203 
 
 - a flint 
 imjwssible 471 
 parsimony 819 
 
 - over 660 
 skin-deep 
 
 shallow 209 
 
 external 220 
 skinned : thick- 
 376 
 thin- 375 
 skinny thin 203 
 
 all shin 223 
 sliip jump 309 
 
 neglect 460 
 
 rejoice 838 
 
 {amusement 840) 
 skipjack 
 
 prosperous 734 
 
 loiv-horn 876 
 skipper 
 
 s<?« captain 269 
 
 capitain 745 
 skippingly 70 
 skips, by - 70 
 skirmish 720 
 skirmisher 726 
 skirt appendix 39 
 J) en dent 214 
 
 rZ7'<?ss 225 
 
 surrounding 227 
 
 6;<?<7^? 231 
 
 st^Ze 236 
 skirting 231 
 skirts of : 
 hang upon the - 
 
 sequence 281 
 on the - of 
 
 near 197 
 skit Hdicule 856 
 
 detraction 934 
 
 prostitute 962 
 skittish 
 
 capHcious 608 
 
 excitable 825 
 
 ^iwii^Z 862 
 
 &fl^/wZ88i 
 skittle sharper 792 
 skittles 840 
 skull 450 
 skull-cap 225 
 skulk /<?<^d 528 
 
 cowardly 862 
 skunk 401 
 skurry 684 
 sky summit 210 
 
 world 318 
 
 «?> 338 
 
 necessity 601 
 sky-aspiring 865 
 sky-blue 438 
 sky-lark 305 
 sky-larking 840 
 sky-light 260 
 sky-rocket 305 
 sky-scraper 210 
 slab layer 204 
 
 support 215 
 
 flat 251 
 
 puddle 343 
 
 viscous 352 
 
 record 551 
 slabber ^Zairr 297 
 
 unclean 653 
 slack Z(>o5e 47 
 
 7i-(9d^Z; 160 
 
 iwe?'^ 172 
 
 sZow 275 
 
 cool 385 
 
 c<;aZ 388 
 
 unwilling 603 
 
 insufficient 64O 
 599 
 
SLA 
 
 SLE 
 
 SLI 
 
 SLO 
 
 inactive 683 
 
 lax 738 
 slacken 
 
 loosen 47 
 
 moderate 174 
 
 repose 687 
 
 hinder 706 
 one's pace 275 
 slag embers 384 
 
 ^i?'^ 653 
 
 {remains 40) 
 slake quench 174 
 
 ^rai^z/y/ 829 
 
 satiate 869 
 
 {content 831) 
 
 - one's appetite 
 intemperance 954 
 
 slam 5Z«/; 276 
 «;««/> 406 
 
 - the door in one's 
 face oppose 708 
 
 refuse 764 
 slammerkin 653 
 slander 934 
 slanderer 936 
 slang 563 
 slant 217 
 slap instantly 113 
 
 strike 276 
 
 censure 932 
 
 p^mish 972 
 
 - in the face 
 opposition 708 
 attack 716 
 anger 9cx> 
 disrespect 929 
 disajyprohation 
 
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 - the forehead 
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 slap-dash 684 
 slash 44 
 slashing 
 
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 slate 
 
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 - loose 7/i«<^ 503 
 slate-coloured 432 
 slates rw/ 223 
 slattern 
 
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 ^Z'i^"^?/ 653 
 
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 vulgar 85 1 
 
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 exertion 686 
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 last - 360, 
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 send to - 841 
 not have a wink 
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 - with one eye 
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 - at one's post 
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 - upon defer 133 
 consider 45 1 
 
 sleeper 
 
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 wake the seven -s 
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 hope 856 
 sleeveless 
 foolish 499 
 unreasonable 608 
 
 - errand 
 
 useless 645 
 unskilful 699 
 
 sleigh 272 
 
 sleight skill 698 
 
 - of hand 
 deception 545 
 {interchange 146) 
 
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 thin 203 
 trifling 643 
 
 - means 804 
 slice cut 44 
 
 piece 51 
 
 Zayt^/' 204 
 slide elapse 109 
 
 smooth 255 
 ^^«ss 264 
 
 locomotion 266 
 
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 - back 661 
 
 - in 228 
 
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 amusement 840 
 sliding-panel 545 
 sliding-rule 85 
 slight svudl 32 
 
 ra?Y^ 322 
 
 neglect 460 
 
 disparage 483 
 
 /<:r&Zi^ 575 
 
 ^H/t^ 643 
 
 dereliction 927 
 
 disrespect 929 
 
 contempt 930 
 slight-made 203 
 slily 
 
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 <Zw'if 653 
 sling /(!«/?// 214 
 
 ]}r eject 284 
 
 weapon 727 
 slink /n^^ 528 
 
 cowardice 862 
 
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 disrepute 874 
 {escape 671) 
 
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 «^r(/; 205 
 
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 e?wr 495 
 
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 /aiZ 732 
 /«Z«<? <;*(;r;i 800 
 
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 ^TttiZ^ 947 
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 - the collar 
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 let - the dogs of 
 war 722 
 
 - in {or - into) 294 
 
 - the memory 506 
 
 - on 225 
 
 - over neglect 460 
 
 - of the pen 568 
 
 - of the tongue 
 solecism 568 
 stammeHng 583 
 
 - through the 
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 escape 671 
 fail 732 
 
 slipper 225 
 hunt the - 840 
 
 slippery 
 transient 1 1 1 
 smooth 255 
 greasy 355 
 unceHain 475 
 vacillating 607 
 dangerous 665 
 facile 705 
 faithless 940 
 
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 slipslop 
 
 absurdity 497 
 solecism 568 
 weak language 
 
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 chink 198 
 
 furrow 259 
 sliver 51 
 slobber <ZrireZ 297 
 
 slop 337 
 
 ^w-?^ 653 
 sloe black 431 
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 sloop 273 
 
 -of- war 726 
 slop sjnll 297 
 
 water 337 
 
 rfir^ 653 
 
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 SMA 
 
 SMI 
 
 SMU 
 
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 run an-aij 623 
 
 sloppy moist 339 
 marsh 345 
 
 slops clothes 225 
 
 slosh 653 
 
 sloth 683 
 
 slouch low 207 
 oblique 217 
 77?are sloivly 275 
 inactive 683 
 
 slouching ^^y/^y 846 
 
 slough 
 
 quaffmire 345 
 ^zW 653 
 ditficulty 704 
 adversity 735 
 {remains 40) 
 
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 sloven bungler 701 
 slovenly untidy 59 
 
 careless 460 
 <Zi?'^?/ 653 
 aivhward 699 
 vulgar 851 
 slow z^ar^y 133 
 i«e?r^ 172 
 moderate 174 
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 TveaHsome 841 
 <f ?/Z; 843 
 by - degrees 26 
 
 - movement 
 music 415 
 
 march in - time 
 
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 be - to 
 
 unwilling 603 
 
 not finish 730 
 
 ?'f/«5e 764 
 slow-coach 701 
 slowness 275 
 slubber 
 
 unclean 653 
 
 {inactive 683) 
 slubherdeguUion 
 
 876 
 sludge 653 
 slug «Zow 275 
 
 inaction 681 
 
 inactivity 683 
 
 JwZZff 727 
 sluggard 275, 683 
 sluggish i/i£?7rt 172 
 
 callous 823 
 sluice Zi//?'?^ 233 
 
 egress 295 
 
 Wrer 348 
 
 conduit 350 
 
 open the -s 297 
 slum 653 
 slumber 683 
 slur stigma 874 
 ^Zo«5 (;i*er 937 
 reproach 938 
 
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 «%/<^ 483 
 {exclude 55) 
 {inattentioti 458) 
 {conceal 528) 
 
 slush marsh 345 
 
 semi liquid 352 
 
 <^??T^ 653 
 slut untidy 59 
 
 rZ«-?^y 653 
 
 unchaste 962 
 
 {neglect 460) 
 sly stealthy 528 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 (/a&^ 544) 
 smack 
 
 */«aZ^ quantity 32 
 
 mixture 41 
 
 Sorti^ 273 
 
 impulse 276 
 
 ^flwt^d 390 
 
 ^w« 902 
 
 strike 972 
 
 - the lips 
 pleasure 377 
 ifasi^t' 390 
 savoury 394 
 rejoice 838 
 
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 small 
 
 - ?■«, degree 32 
 
 - i/j n:;i? 193 
 become - 195 
 feel - 879 
 
 of - account 643 
 esteem of - 
 account 930 
 
 - arms 727 
 think - beer of 
 
 930 
 
 not think - beer 
 of oneself 880 
 
 - coin 800 
 
 - chance 473 
 
 - fry 193 
 
 uJiimpo}'tant 643 
 commonalty 876 
 
 - matter 643 
 
 - number 103 
 -part 51 
 
 on a - scale 32, 
 
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 - talk 588 
 
 small-bore 727 
 small-clothes 225 
 smaller 
 
 in degree 34 
 
 in size 195 
 smallness 32 
 smalls 225 
 smalt 438 
 smart ^^ai/i 378 
 
 active 682 
 
 clever 698 
 
 feel 82 1 
 
 grief 82 8 
 
 ivitty 842 
 
 pretty 845 
 
 ornamental 847 
 
 - pace 274 
 
 - saying 842 
 
 - under 821 
 smarten 847 
 smart-money 973 
 smash 
 
 destruction 162 
 
 failure 732 
 smatch 390 
 smatterer 493 
 smattering 491 
 smear cover 223 
 
 soil 653 
 smell 398 
 bad - 401 
 
 - of the lamp 
 ornate style 577 
 prepared 673 
 
 - powder 722 
 smell-feast 886 
 smelling-bottle 400 
 smelt heat 384 
 
 prepare 673 
 smicker 838 
 smile cheerful %},(> 
 rejoice 838 
 raise a - 840 
 
 - at 856 
 
 - of contempt 930 
 
 - of forinne 734 
 
 - upon aid 707 
 couHesy 894 
 endearment 902 
 
 smirch 
 
 blachen 43 i 
 
 diHy 653 
 smirk 838 
 smite maltreat 649 
 
 excite 824 
 
 afflict 830 
 
 jninish 972 
 
 {strike 276) 
 smith 690 
 smitten hve 897 
 
 smock 225 
 smock-faced 862 
 smock-frock 225 
 smoke dust 330 
 
 vapour 336 
 
 lieat 382 
 
 tobacco 392 
 
 discover /\.%oa 
 
 suspect 485 
 
 unimportant 643 
 
 <^i7'^ 653 
 
 disrespect 929 
 end in - 
 
 shortcoming 304 
 
 failure 732 
 
 - the calumet of 
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 smoking hot 3S2 
 smoking-room 191 
 smoky opaque 426 
 
 <;?i7^y 653 
 smooth uniform 16 
 
 i'fliw 174 
 
 woif rough 255 
 
 ^<wy 705 
 
 - the bed of death 
 aid 707 
 benevolence 906 
 
 - down 174 
 
 - over 1 74 
 
 - the rutfled brow 
 of care 834 
 
 - sailing 705 
 
 - water easy 705 
 
 - the way 
 facilitate 705 
 
 smooth-bore 727 
 smoothly, go on - 
 
 prosperous 734 
 smoothness 255 
 smooth-tongued 
 
 lie 544 
 
 flatter 933 
 smother 
 
 repress 174 
 
 hill 361 
 
 suppress 528 
 
 «#i/^e 50?/;?^ 581 
 
 restrain 751 
 
 (a2>?rfe 826) 
 smoulder inei-t. 1 72 
 
 Jm7'w 382 
 
 latent 526 
 smudge ^{7^ 653 
 
 blemish 848 
 smug affected 85 5 
 smuggle 
 
 introduce 228 
 
 ^^^'flZ 79 1 
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SMU 
 
 SNO 
 
 SO 
 
 soc 
 
 illegal 964. 
 
 {ingress 294) 
 smuggler 792 
 smut hlaoli 431 
 
 dirt 653 
 
 impurity 961 
 
 (hlemish 848) 
 smutch 431 
 snack 
 
 small quantity 32 
 
 food 298 
 snacks, go - 778 
 snaffle 752 
 ^no.^ projection 250 
 
 sharp 253 
 
 danger 667 
 
 hindrance 706 
 snail .9/^7?y 275 
 snake serpent 366 
 
 7}iiscrea?itgi2 
 scotch the - 640 
 
 - in the grass 
 hidden 528 
 deceiver 548 
 Z>fl^<^ 649 
 source of danger 
 
 667 
 
 evil-doer gi'^ 
 
 hnave 941 
 snake-like 
 
 convoluted 248 
 snap Z>rm^ 44 
 
 m^ 298 
 
 brittle 328 
 
 ;ioi«('' 406 
 
 rude 895 
 
 - at «me 789 
 Ute 830 
 censure 932 
 
 - of the fingers 
 #?**^e 643 
 
 - one's fingers at 
 defyli^ 
 insolence 885 
 despise 930 
 
 - the thread 70 
 
 - np seize 789 
 
 - one up 
 censure 932 
 
 snap-dragon 840 
 snappish 901 
 sna.re deception 545 
 
 (sow'ce of danger 
 667) 
 snarl groivl^iz 
 
 rude 895 
 
 angry 900 
 
 threaten 909 
 snatch 
 
 «»j<iZZ quantity Z'^ 
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 s^ire 789 
 
 - &t pursue 622 
 .<fei::;<? 789 
 
 - a grace beyond 
 the reach of art 
 845 
 
 - from one's orasp 
 
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 - from the jaws of 
 death 672 
 
 - a verdict 
 deceive 545 
 cunning 702 
 
 snatches, by - 70 
 sneak hide 528 
 
 coward 862 
 
 servile 886 
 
 hase 940 
 
 hnave 941 
 
 &a^ man 949 
 
 - o£f, - out of 623 
 sneer disparage 929 
 
 contempt 930 
 hlame 932 
 sneeze /vZ^/^y 349 
 snuffle 409 
 
 - at despise 930 
 sneezed at, not to 
 
 be - 642 
 snick 
 
 small quantity 32 
 
 2)art 51 
 sniff JZo;y 349 
 
 odour 398 
 
 discovery 480^. 
 sniffle 349 
 snigger /rt?^///^ 838 
 
 Hdicule 856 
 
 disrespect 929 
 sniggle 545 
 snip 
 
 small quantity 32 
 
 <'?^^ 44 
 
 tailor 225 
 snippet 32 
 snip-snap 713 
 snip-snap-snorem 
 
 840 
 snivel w^*?/? 839 
 snivelling 
 
 servile 886 
 sno\} vulgar 851 
 
 plebeian 876 
 
 servile 886 
 snobbishness 
 
 /fl«^'r// 933 
 snood 
 
 headdress 225 
 
 circZt' 247 
 I Snooks, Mr. - 876 
 
 snooze 683 
 snore noise 441 
 
 sZtfi?/; 683 
 snort 411, 412 
 snout 250 
 snow ship 273 
 
 ice 383 
 
 n^hite 430 
 snow-bali 72 
 snow-drift 72 
 snub short 201 
 
 hinder 706 
 
 <7«5# a .?/?/?• 874 
 
 humiliate 879 
 
 bluster 885 
 
 censure 932 
 snub-nosed 
 
 distortion 243 
 
 (?//7Z?/ 846) 
 snuff ZlZ,'>;y 349 
 
 p)ungent 392 
 
 o^^^?^?* 398 
 up to - 
 
 shilful 698 
 
 cunning 702 
 go out like the - 
 of a candle 360 
 
 - out destroy 162 
 ^rt^7*^ 421 
 
 - up inhale 296 
 S7;tcZZ 398 
 
 i snuff-colour 433 
 snufflng, want - 
 
 peH 885 
 snuffle blow 349 
 
 Jiiss 409 
 
 stammer 583 
 
 hypocrisy 988 
 snuffy 653 
 snug ("Zow^ 261 
 
 comfortable 377 
 
 sa/(? 664 
 
 2}repared6'jT, 
 
 content 831 
 
 secluded 893 
 keep - 
 
 conceal 528 
 
 seclude 893 
 make all - 
 
 prepare 673 
 snuggery 189 
 snugness 827 
 so similar 17 
 
 very 31 
 
 therefoi'c 476 
 
 method 627 
 
 - be it assent 488 
 consent 762 
 
 - far so good 618 
 
 - let it be 681 
 
 - much the better 
 content 831 
 rejoicing 838 
 
 - much the worse 
 discontent 832 
 aggravation 835 
 
 - to speak 
 similar ly 
 metaj)hor 521 
 
 soak*mw€r«e 300 
 /yaz^er 337 
 '»«^^«^ 339 
 d^'unkenness 959 
 
 - i^P 340 
 So-and-so, Mr. - 
 
 neology 563 
 soap lubricate 332 
 
 ^^Z 356 
 soapy unctiums 355 
 
 servile 886 
 flaUery 933 
 ao&r great 31 
 
 height 206 
 
 A 267 
 
 ?**«(? 305 
 sob 839 
 sober moderate 1 74 
 
 w?*^e 498 
 
 «fl7i!(3 502 
 
 *7?'ftrtf 837 
 
 temperate 953 
 
 abstinent 958 
 
 - down 1 74, 502 
 humility 879 
 
 in - sadness 
 affirmation 535 
 
 - senses 502 
 
 - truth/ff.f7^ 494 
 sober-minded 502 
 
 caZ/^i 826 
 
 humble 879 
 sobriety 958 
 sobriquet 565 
 so-called 
 
 deception 545 
 
 misnomer 565 
 &0G jurisdiction 965 
 socage 777 
 sociable 
 
 carriage 272 
 
 sociality 892 
 social wa?^H«ri 372 
 
 sociable 892 
 
 - circle 892 
 
 - evil 961 
 
 - gathering 892 
 
 - science 910 
 socialism 
 
 government 737 
 participation 778 
 
soc 
 
 philanthrojjy 
 910 
 sociality 892 
 society 
 
 mankind 372 
 
 jMrty 712 
 
 fashions ^2 
 
 sociality 892 
 position in - 873 
 Socinianism 9S4 
 sock hos^ic/'i/ 225 
 
 drama 599 
 socket 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 concave 252 
 socle 215 
 Socratic method 
 
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 sod 344 
 beneath the - 363 
 sodality 
 
 party 712 
 
 fHendship 888 
 
 {sociality 892) 
 sodden woist 339 
 
 boiled 384 
 sofa 215 
 Sofi 
 
 religious sects 984 
 
 pi'icst 996 
 soft «fo/; / 142 
 
 Tveali 160 
 
 moderate 174 
 
 smootJi 255 
 
 '/i<>;f /<^z;yZ 324 
 
 wW.«j^ 339 
 
 marsh 345 
 
 silence ! 403 
 
 - Sfw^w^ 405 
 
 dulcet 413 
 
 credulous 486 
 
 «ZZy 499 
 
 leiiient 740 
 
 tender 822 
 
 fiwi^;? 862 
 
 {docile 602) 
 
 (irresolute 605) 
 own to the - im- 
 peachment 529 
 
 - music 415 
 
 - sawder ^^^'a 617 
 Jlattery 933 
 
 - soap <??7 356 
 fiaUery 933 
 
 - tongue, - words 
 894 
 
 soften [5f?6 soft] 
 moderate 174 
 relieve 834 
 pj7y 914 
 
 SOL 
 
 jjalliate 937 
 softening of the 
 
 brain 158 
 softer sex 374 
 soft-hearted 914 
 softling 160 
 softness 324 
 
 persnasibility 
 
 615 
 
 soft-spoken 894 
 
 soggy 339 
 
 soho attention 457 
 parley 586 
 hunting 622 
 
 soi-disant 
 asscHing 535 
 pretender 548 
 misnomer 565 
 ?-ai/i 880 
 boastful 884 
 
 soil region 181 
 Z<2/?<^ 342 
 </i7"?J 653 
 deface 846 
 (■Vm/ 659) 
 (blemish 84S) 
 till the - 
 agriculture 371 
 jyrepare 673 
 
 soiree 892 
 
 sojourn 
 <^/«yZZ 186 
 fl&<^rf<' 1 89 
 (w.<?^ 265) 
 
 sojourner 188 
 
 solace rf'ZvV/ 834 
 recreation 840 
 
 - oneself with 
 j)lcasure 827 
 
 solar 318 
 
 - system 318 
 solatium 973 
 sold to the devil 
 
 949 
 soldan 745 
 solder joi/i 43 
 
 cement 45 
 
 cohere 46 
 soldier 726 
 soldier-like 
 
 war 722 
 
 brave 861 
 sole alone S7 
 
 base 211 
 
 supjjort 215 
 feme - 904 
 solecism 
 
 ungravimatical 
 568 
 
 (sojjMstry 477) 
 
 SOL 
 
 soleil, coup de - 
 
 hot 384 
 mad 503 
 solemn 
 
 affirmation 535 
 impm'tant 642 
 //mve 837 
 glorious 873 
 ostentatious 882 
 religious 987 
 rvorship 990 
 
 - mockery 882 
 
 - silence 403 
 solemnity 7'/2'6' 998 
 solemnization 883 
 sol-fa 416 
 solfeggio 415 
 solicit ««^«<7e 615 
 
 request 765 
 desire 865 
 
 - the attention 
 
 457 
 solicitor ^^<?rtf 758 
 
 petitioner 767 
 
 lawyer 968 
 solicitous 865 
 solicitude i'a?'*? 459 
 
 jmin 828 
 
 anxiety 860 
 
 ^/m/-6' 865 
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 ^7<?««e 321 
 
 certain 474 
 
 learned 490 
 
 ^.r«cf 494 
 
 7W>(3 498 
 
 pey'sevoing 604a 
 solidarity 
 
 y;arf^ 712 
 solidify 321 
 soliloquy 589 
 solitaire <7av;/<' 840 
 
 hermit 893 
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 secluded 893 
 solmization 416 
 solo 415 
 
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 liquefy 335 
 solus 87 
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 answer 462 
 
 explanation 522 
 
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 sonneteer 597 
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 loud 404 
 language 577 
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 - God 977 
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 early 132 
 too - for 135 
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 soot hlaeli 431 
 
 dirt 653 
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 relieve 834 
 
 flatter 933 
 
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 soothsay 511 
 soothsayer 
 
 oracle 513 
 
 magician 994 
 soothsaying 511 
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 food 298 
 
 fool 501 
 
 inducement 615 
 
 reward 973 
 
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 2Jriest 996 
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 absurdity 497 
 
 sophist sclwlar 492 
 
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 sophister 492 
 
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 iveary 841 
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 soprano 410 
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 sorcery 992 
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 sordet 417 
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 disease 655 
 
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 discjntent 832 
 
 anger 900 
 
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 sorites 476 
 sorrel 434 
 sorrow 828 
 
 give - words 839 
 sorry trifling 643 
 
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 (small 32) 
 
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 cut a - figure 874 
 be - ior jnty 914 
 
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 sad 837 
 
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 sortition 621 
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 sot a triple etage 
 
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 sotto voce 
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 voiceless 581 
 sou money 800 
 qui n'a pas le - 
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 soubrette 746 
 sough conduit 350 
 
 cloaca 653 
 S3ul essence 5 
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 genius 498 
 affections 820 
 {whole 50) 
 {important 642) 
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 not a - 187 
 not dare to say 
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 749 
 /ear 860 
 
 - of wit 572 
 have one's whole 
 
 - in his work 
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 inactive 683 
 
 insensible 823 
 soul-sick 837 
 soul-stirring 
 
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 excitement 824 
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 stable 150 
 
 strong 159 
 
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 «f>!S6' 402 
 
 SOU 
 
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 measure 466 
 
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 wise 498 
 
 sa»e 502 
 
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 healthy 654 
 
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 preserved 670 
 
 - the alarm 
 indication 550 
 warning 668 
 alarm 669 
 /ear 860 
 
 - asleep 683 
 
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 insolent 885 
 
 - the horn 416 
 
 - of limb 654 
 
 - mind 502 
 
 - the praises of 
 
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 - the note of 
 preparation 673 
 
 - reasoning 476 
 
 - a retreat 283 
 
 - sleep 683 
 
 - a trumpet 
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 alarm 669 
 
 - of wind 654 
 sounding -.big - 577 
 
 - brass 5 1 7 
 sounding-board 417 
 soundings 208 
 soundless 
 
 unfathomable 208 
 
 silent 403 
 soyx-^ food 298 
 
 semiliquid 352 
 souppon small 32 
 
 mixture 41 
 sour add 397 
 
 discontented 832 
 
 embitter 835 
 
 uncivil 895 
 
 swZ% 901 
 
 - grapes 
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 exciiseGi'j 
 
 - the temper 830 
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 e«?/.se 153 
 sourdet 417 
 sourdine 417 
 
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 ^ la - tioiseless 405 
 
 concealed 528 
 soured 832 
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 souse plunge 310 
 
 n-ater 337 
 South direction 278 
 North and - 
 
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 Southern 
 
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 - Cross 318 
 souvenir 505 
 sovereign 
 
 superior 33 
 all-pon'erf\d 159 
 authoritative lyj 
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 - contempt 930 
 
 - remedy 662 
 sovereignty 737 
 sow scatter 73 
 
 pig 366 
 
 agriculture 371 
 female 374 
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 viisj2idgment 481 
 
 c7'ror 495 
 
 mismanage 699 
 /rti^ 732 
 
 - broadcast 818 
 
 - dissension 
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 - the sand 645 
 
 - the seed 
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 - the seeds of 
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 sanatorium 662 
 space 
 fi7?i(2 106 
 extension 180 
 musical 413 
 celestial -s 318 
 spaddle 272 
 spade 272 
 call a - a spade 
 plain language 
 576 
 
 SPA 
 
 straightfornard 
 703 
 spade-husbandry 
 
 371 
 spahi 726 
 s^Q,n join 43 
 
 Zf/i/i 45 
 
 ;fi7//e 106 
 
 transient ill 
 
 distance 196 
 
 w^Gr 196 
 
 Zt';?^^/i 200 
 
 sAf??'?^ 201 
 
 measure 466 
 spangle «/;«7*^ 420 
 
 m'nament 847 
 spaniel fZo.7 366 
 
 so'vile 886 
 
 {flatterer 935) 
 spank m-2/2^ 274 
 
 /^'.v 972 
 
 spanking large 192 
 
 - pace 274 
 spar hearn 214 
 
 quarrel 713 
 contend 720 
 spare meagre 203 
 refrain 623 
 s^w<? 636 
 scant g 640 
 redundant 641 
 disuse 678 
 inaction 681 
 relinquish 782 
 ^we 784 
 economy 817 
 exempt g2'ja 
 temperate 953 
 enough and to - 
 
 639 
 not a moment to - 
 
 682 
 to - 641 
 
 - diet 956 
 
 - no expense 816 
 
 - no pains 686 
 
 - room 180 
 
 - time 685 
 spared : be - 
 
 live 359 
 it cannot be - 630 
 spargefaction 
 
 scatter 73 
 
 n-et 337 
 sparing {see spare] 
 
 small 32 
 
 economy 817 
 
 jfarsimony 819 
 
 temperate 953 
 with a - hand 819 
 
 SPE 
 
 with no -hand 639 
 
 - of praise 932 
 
 - of words 585 
 spark small 32 
 
 heat 382 
 
 light 420 
 
 luminary 423 
 
 wfl-// 844 
 
 >i^ 854 
 
 as the -s fly up- 
 wards habit 613 
 sparkle bubble 353 
 
 glisten 420 
 sparkling 
 
 vigorous 574 
 
 excitement 824 
 
 cheerful 836 
 
 7^77^ 842 
 
 beauty 845 
 with - eyes 827 
 sparse 73 
 Spartacus 742 
 spasm 
 
 sudden change 
 146 
 
 violence 173 
 
 agitation 315 
 
 yrtirt 378 
 spasmodic 
 
 disco7Ui?iuous 70 
 
 irregular 139 
 
 changeable 149 
 
 violent 173 
 spat 166 
 spatter ^Ziri? 653 
 
 {damage 659) 
 
 {defame 634) 
 spatterdash 225 
 spatula 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 vehicle 272 
 spavined 655 
 s^diwn. offsj^Hng 167 
 
 «'?7*z^ 653 
 speak 582 
 
 - one fair 894 
 
 - for 937 
 
 - ill of 
 censure 932 
 detract 934 
 
 - for itself 
 intelligible 518 
 manifest 525 
 
 - low 581 
 
 - of meaning 516 
 2niblish 531 
 .■f/^tfa^ 582 
 {describe 594) 
 
 - out 7;i«/«;<? 
 manifest 525 
 
 SPE 
 
 artless 703 
 
 - softly 581 
 
 - to 586 
 
 - up 411 
 
 - up for 937 
 
 - volumes 467 
 
 - well of 931 
 speaker 
 
 interpreter 524 
 chairman 694 
 speaking : much - 
 584 
 way of - 521 
 
 - likeness 554 
 on - terms 888 
 
 speaking-trumpet 
 
 418 
 spear 
 
 pierce 260 
 
 weapon ^ij 
 spearman 726 
 special 
 
 particular 79 
 
 {intrinsic 5) 
 special pleader 96S 
 special pleading 
 
 sophi.^try 477 
 speciali gratia 760 
 speciality 79 
 specialty 
 
 security 771 
 specie 800 
 species kind 75 
 
 appearance 448 
 human - 372 
 specific special 79 
 
 remedy 662 
 
 - gravity 321 
 specification 
 
 description 594 
 specify 
 
 jjarticularize 79 
 
 tell 527 
 
 M«?«e 564 
 specimen 82 
 specious 
 
 pirobable 472 
 
 sophistical 477 
 
 beauty 845 
 
 flatteHng 933 
 
 2)a/rdonable 937 
 speck 
 
 «7;mZ^ quantity 32 « 
 
 (^c;?^ 193) 
 
 {blemish 848) 
 speckle 
 
 variegate 440 
 
 blemish 848 
 spectacle 
 
 appearance 448 
 605 
 
SPE 
 
 prodigy 872 
 
 sliow 882 
 
 drama 599 
 spectacles 445 
 spectacular 882 
 spectator 444 
 spectral 980 
 spectre 
 
 fallacy of vision 
 
 443 
 
 ugly 846 
 
 gJwst 980 
 spectroscope 
 
 light 420 
 
 colour 428 
 
 optical instru- 
 ment 445 
 spectrum 
 
 colour 428 
 
 variegation 440 
 
 optical illusion. 
 
 443 
 speculate rrevy 441 
 
 think 451 
 
 siq)posc 514 
 
 cliance 621 
 
 6'^«a?/ 675 
 
 3^?'fl:#f; 794 
 speculation 
 
 experiment 463 
 
 cards 840 
 speculative 45 1, 
 
 514 
 speculum 445 
 
 veluli in - 446 
 sped completed 729 
 speech 582 
 figure of - 521 
 parts of - 567 
 speechify 582 
 speechless 58 1 
 speechmaker 582 
 speed 
 
 velocity 274 
 activity 682 
 help 707 
 succeed 731 
 with breathless - 
 
 684 
 God- 
 succegs 731 
 w?,?7i ??"^Z^ 906 
 speedily swvr^ 132 
 s-gell pet'iod 106 
 rm/^ 539 
 letter 561 
 necessity 601 
 ■ifwtive 615 
 exertion 686 
 cha/rm 993 
 606 
 
 SPI 
 
 cast a - 992 
 wonder 870 
 knurr and - 840 
 
 - ontinterjjret $22 
 spell-bound 601, 
 
 615 
 spence 636 
 spencer 225 
 spend effuse 297 
 
 ?r«^f(:; 638 
 
 give 784 
 
 ptirchase 795 
 
 expend 809 
 
 - freely 816 
 
 - time 106 
 
 - time in 683 
 
 - one's time in 
 625 
 
 spendthrift 818 
 spent weak 160 
 
 tired 688 
 spermaceti 356 
 spermatic 168 
 spermatize 168 
 spero, dum spiro - 
 
 858 
 spes sibi quisque 
 
 604 
 spew 297 
 sphacelus 655 
 sphere ranli 26 
 
 space 180 
 
 region 181 
 
 hall 249 
 
 world 318 
 
 business 625 
 spheroid 249 
 spherule 249 
 sphery 318 
 sphinx monster 83 
 
 m'acle 513 
 
 amMguous 520 
 
 riddle 533 
 spial 668 
 spice 
 
 s?nall quantity 32 
 
 mixture 41 
 
 pungent 392 
 
 condiment 393 
 spicilegium 
 
 assemblage 72 
 
 allocution 596 
 spick and span 123 
 spiculate 253 
 spiculum 253 
 spicy 
 
 fragrant 400 
 
 exciting 824 
 spigot 263 
 spike 5Aa?:/7 253 
 
 SPI 
 
 pierce 260 
 
 j(;% 263 
 
 (^a«^ through 302) 
 
 - guns 
 
 jyorverless 158 
 useless 645 
 
 spikebit 262 
 spill filament 205 
 
 stop2Jer 263 
 
 .<f/i^^ 297 
 
 splash 348 
 
 match 388 
 
 w«^^sfe 638 
 
 lavish 818 
 
 (misuse 679) 
 
 - blood 722 
 
 - and pelt 59 
 spin ^vtefc 312 
 
 pluck 610 
 
 - oM-t protract no 
 Z«^^ 133 
 
 ])rolong 200 
 diffuse style 573 
 
 - a long yarn 
 exaggerate 549 
 
 spindie 312 
 spindle-shanks 203 
 spindle-shaped 253 
 spindrift 353 
 spine 253 
 spinel 847 
 spinet co/;,s6' 367 
 
 ha/rpsichord 417 
 spinney 367 
 spinosity 
 
 unintelligible 519 
 
 discou7'tesy 895 
 
 sullenness 901 rr- 
 spinous j?m6'7(;/y 253 
 spinster 904 
 spiracle 351 
 spiral 248 
 spire height 206 
 
 i^^a^ 253 
 
 sofl?' 305 
 spirit essence 5 
 
 immatei'iality 
 
 317 
 
 intellect 450 
 meaning 516 
 vigm'ous language 
 
 574 
 
 activity 682 
 
 affections 820 
 
 courage 861 
 
 /77^«,'?i^ 980 
 bad - 980 
 keep one's - up 
 
 /wj9c 858 
 with life and - 682 
 
 SPI 
 
 unclean - 978 
 
 - up induce 615 
 excite 824 
 
 Spirit, the Holy • 
 
 976 
 spirited 
 
 language 574 
 
 «6'^?ve 682 
 
 sensitive 822 
 
 cheerful 836 
 
 Jrawc 861 
 
 generous 942 
 spiritless 
 
 insensibU; 823 
 
 ^«/7 837 
 
 co7i'ardly 862 
 spiritoso ^/wmc 415 
 spirit-rapping 992 
 spirits ^Z^-i/i/i 298 
 
 6'7<6'tfr 836 
 spirit-stirring 824 
 spiritual 
 
 immaterial 317 
 
 p>sychical 450 
 
 divine 976 
 
 ^^iM*« 987 
 
 - director 996 
 
 - existence 987 
 spiritualism 
 
 irnmateHality ;^ij 
 
 intellect 450 
 
 sorcery 992 
 spiritualize 317 
 
 reasoning 476 
 spirituel 842 
 spirt (9;^6'^ 297 
 
 stream 348 
 
 7/«S^6' 684 
 
 exeHion 686 
 spirtle disperse 73 
 
 splash 348 
 spissitude 
 
 ^f'//,s'/3 321 
 
 viscid 352 
 spit pointed 253 
 
 perforate 260 
 
 <^Vrz^ 297 
 
 ?m// 348 
 
 - fire irascible 901 
 spite 907 
 
 in - of 
 disagreement 24 , 
 counteracftion 1 79 
 ojyposition 708 
 in - of one's teeth 
 unwilling 603 
 opposition 708 
 compulsiofi 744 
 spiteful 
 
 malevoleiit 907 
 
SPI 
 
 SPO 
 
 SPO 
 
 SPR 
 
 liating 898 
 spittle 299 
 Splanchnology 329 
 splash affuse 337 
 
 stream 348 
 
 spatter 653 
 
 2)arade 882 
 make a 'fame^Tl 
 
 display 882 
 splay-footed 243 
 spleen 
 
 melanclioly 837 
 
 hatred 898 
 
 anger 900 
 
 srillen 901a 
 li arbour - 907 
 :jpleenless 906 
 splendour 
 
 hriglit 420 
 
 beautiful 845 
 
 gloi'ious 873 
 
 disjjlay 882 
 splenetic ^ai^ 837 
 
 morose go la^ 
 8-plicejoifi 43 
 
 «3ros« 219 
 
 interjacent 228 
 
 repair 660 
 
 - the main brace 
 j^i/psy 959 
 
 spliced, be - 
 
 Diarriage 903 
 splint 215 
 splinter 
 
 small jnece ^2 
 
 divide 44 
 
 Jilavient 205 
 
 battle 328 
 
 split divide 44 
 Jisec^ 91 
 brittle 328 
 quarrel 713 
 >iZ 732 
 Za?^^7< 838 
 
 - the difference 
 w^aw 29 
 compromise 774 
 
 - the ears "\^ 
 
 - the head j 
 Zo?*f/ 404 
 stridor 410 
 
 - hairs 
 discH7ninate 465 
 sopliistry 477 
 
 - upon a rock 732 
 
 - one's sides 838 
 splutter energy 171 
 
 sjnt 297 
 stammer 583 
 
 y^fl^^e 684 
 spoil vitiate 659 
 hinder 706 
 lenity 740 
 plunder 791 
 &o(72^y 793 
 satiate 869 
 (J<i<^ 649) 
 
 - sport 706 
 
 - trade 708 
 spoiled child 
 
 satiated 869 
 favourite 899 
 
 - of fortune 734 
 spoiler 792 
 spoke radius 200 
 
 ^wfA 253 
 
 obstruct 706 
 put a - in one's 
 wheel render 
 po)verk'ss 158 
 
 hinder 706 
 spokesman 
 
 iiitopreter 524 
 
 speaker 582 
 spolia opima 793 
 spoliate 791 
 spondee 597 
 sponge moisteii 339 
 
 rZry 340 
 
 cfc«;i 652 
 
 despoil 791 
 
 drunkard 959 
 apply the - 
 
 obliterate 552 
 
 7ion-pay7nent 808 
 
 - out 552 
 sponging-house 
 
 752 
 s-gongj 2^07'ous 252 
 
 5^/^ 324 
 sponsion 771 
 sponsor witness 467 
 
 security 771 
 be - for 
 
 promise 768 
 
 obligation 926 
 sponsorship 771 
 spontaneous 
 
 voluntary 6cx) 
 
 7villing 602 
 
 impulsive 61 2 
 spontoon 727 
 spook 980 
 spoon 
 
 receptacle 19 1 
 
 Zfl^fe 272 
 
 JiZZ «;?^ coo 902 
 born with a 
 silver - in one's 
 
 mouth 734 
 spoonful 5w«e 25 
 
 5waZ/ qitantity 32 
 spoon-meat 298 
 spoony foolish 499 
 
 lovesick 902 
 sporadic 73 
 spore 330 
 sport killing 361 
 
 f7i«^6? 622 
 
 amusement 840 
 
 57<ow <# 882 
 
 {enjoj/ment 827) 
 in ' pastime 840 
 
 humour 842 
 the - of 749 
 
 - of fortune 735 
 sporting HZZiw^ 361 
 
 contention 720 
 amusement 840 
 
 - dog 366 
 sportive ^<2;y 836 
 
 frolicsoyne 840 
 sportsman 361,622, 
 
 840 
 sportulary 784, 785 
 sportule 784 
 sporule 330 
 s^oX. place 182 
 
 wfl7'Z' 550 
 
 diH 653 
 
 blemish 848 
 
 Jfoi^ 874 
 
 {decoloratio7i 
 429) 
 
 (sj^ZZ// 846) 
 
 (disgrace 940) 
 on the - 
 
 imtantly 113 
 
 present time 118 
 
 500M 132 
 
 ^;^ one' s presence 
 186 
 spotless p>erfect 650 
 
 cZeavi 652 
 
 iriTiocent 946 
 
 (beautiful 845) 
 spots in the sun, 
 
 see - fastidious 
 
 868 
 spotted 
 
 variegated 440 
 
 damaged 659 
 spousal 903 
 
 companion 88 
 
 maii'icd 903 
 
 spouseless 904 
 
 spout egress 295 
 
 ^ow om/ 348 
 
 conduit 350 
 
 57;m/fe 582 
 
 «cf 599 
 
 jjamn 771 
 
 (Zc«<Z 787) 
 sprain 
 
 powerless 158 
 
 /^va/." 160 
 sprat to catch a : 
 
 - herring 
 ba/rter 794 
 
 - whale 
 bungling 699 
 
 sprawl Z<;^??^f/t 200 
 
 horizontal 213 
 
 descend 306 
 spray ^j^^-?// 5 1 
 
 /o«w 353 
 spread enlarge 35 
 
 disperse 73 
 
 expanse 180 
 
 expand 194 
 
 diverge 291 
 
 /cas2^ 298 
 
 puhlish 531 
 
 - abroad 531 
 
 - canvas 267 
 
 - out 194 
 
 - sail 267 
 
 - a shade 421 
 
 - to 196 
 
 - the toils 545 
 spree 840 
 spretae injuria 
 
 formae ugly 846 
 
 disrespect 929 
 
 detraction 934 
 sprig 51 
 sprightly 
 
 cheerful 836 
 
 7i-?#y 842 
 spring m?-/y 125 
 
 source 153 
 
 strength 159 
 
 velocity 274 
 
 recall z'j'j 
 
 fly 293 
 
 leap 309 
 elasticity 325 
 rivulet 348 
 inst7'ument 633 
 siore 636 
 -s of action 615 
 
 - back 277 
 
 - to one's feet 307 
 
 - from 154 
 
 - a leak 
 imperfect 651 
 damage 659 
 
 - a mine 
 
 607 
 
SPR 
 
 destroy 162 
 unexpected 508 
 attack 716 
 
 - a project 626 
 
 - up begin 66 
 event 151 
 (jrow 194 
 ascend 305 
 visible 446 
 
 - upon 789 
 spring balance 
 
 319 
 springe 545 
 spring.gun 545 
 spring tide 
 
 greatness 31 
 
 completeness 52 
 
 youth 127 
 
 7<i<7/i 206 
 
 Z^;y 207 
 
 wave 348 
 
 {abundance 639) 
 springy 325 
 sprinkle a^</ 37 
 
 7;wa7 41 
 
 scatter 73 
 
 wc^ 337 
 
 variegate 440 
 
 baptize 998 
 sprinkling 
 
 c«wi«Z^ quantity 32 
 sprit sprout 167 
 
 suppoi't 215 
 sprite 
 
 (T/of^^ spirit 979 
 
 demon 980 
 sprout ^?-ow 35 
 
 offspring 167 
 
 expand 194 
 
 - from result 154 
 spruce Mm;f 652 
 
 beautiful 845 
 sprue 653 
 sprung 
 
 imperfect 651 
 
 damaged 659 
 spry at'^ife 682 
 
 clieerful 836 
 
 («HZ/?/7 698) 
 spud 272 
 spume 353 
 spun out 
 
 Z(^/?// ?^e/;?e no 
 
 diffuse style 573 
 spank 861 
 h'^Mr pointed 250 
 
 «/irt77>> 253 
 
 incite 615 
 win -s succeed 731 
 
 ^Z(;?7 873 
 608 
 
 SQU 
 
 on the - of the 
 moment 
 
 instantly 113 
 
 ?w/y 118 
 
 soo;i 132 
 
 opportune 134 
 
 impulse 612 
 spurious 
 
 erroneous 495 
 
 /<3;Z«tf 544 
 
 deceptive 545 
 
 illegitimate 925 
 spurn disdain 930 
 spurred 253 
 spurt transient 1 1 1 
 
 5wi/^ 274 
 
 /7?^s7i 348 
 
 impulse 612 
 
 7<«5i^^ 684 
 
 exertion 686 
 sputa 299 
 sputter e?;MY 297 
 
 splash 348 
 
 stammer 583 
 spy 5t'6' 441 
 
 spectator 444 
 
 inquire 461 
 
 informer 527 
 
 emissary 534 
 
 warning 668 
 spy-glass 445 
 squab Za?'*/^ 192 
 
 ,s'Ao?'if 201 
 
 broad 202 
 
 Jc/icA 215 
 squabble 713 
 squad 
 
 assemblage 72 
 
 soldier's 726 
 squadron 
 
 fghters 726 
 
 {crowd 72) 
 
 («7m>« 273) 
 squalid ^^w*^// 653 
 
 unsightly 846 
 squall violent 173 
 
 wi;<<Z 349 
 
 <?ry 41 1 
 
 quarrel 713 
 squalor 653 
 squamous Zd^yer 204 
 
 j?7i;i/i 223 
 squander ?m5j^6' 638 
 
 misuse 679 
 
 jjrodigal 818 
 square 
 
 congruous 23 
 
 compensate 30 
 
 /^/r 95 
 
 /louses 189 
 
 SQU 
 
 perpendicular 
 
 212 
 /o7v;t 244 
 sparring 720 
 justice 924 
 honourable 939 
 
 make all - 660 
 
 on the - 939 
 
 - accounts 
 j?;^^?/ 807 
 account 811 
 
 - the circle 471 
 
 - inches 180 
 
 put a - thing into 
 a round hole 
 699 
 
 - up 556 
 
 - with 23 
 
 - yards 180 
 square-toes 857 
 squash destroy 162 
 
 JZ^w 276 
 
 «^J/^ 324 
 
 viai'sh 345 
 
 semiliquid 352 
 
 7iw^ 409 
 squashy 345, 352 
 squat 
 
 locate oneself 184 
 
 ZiJ^Ze 193 
 
 57w?'?J 201 
 
 ^7^^6•7l! 202 
 
 Zow 207 
 
 sit 308 
 
 (</^Zy 846) 
 squatter 188 
 squaw woman 374 
 
 wife 903 
 squeak ") 
 squeal J 
 
 human cry 411 
 
 animal cry 412 
 
 (?we/7 839) 
 squeamish 
 
 unwilling 603 
 
 sic7(; 655 
 
 fastidious ^62> 
 
 (cerisorious 932) 
 squeasy 868 
 squeezable 762 
 squeeze 
 
 contract 195 
 
 cofidense 321 
 
 embrace 894 
 
 (nar7'om 203) 
 squeeze out 
 
 exti'act 301 
 
 z;*!?*? 784 
 squelch 162 
 squib 50WW6? 406 
 
 STA 
 
 lampoon 856 
 squint Zoc>7i 441 
 defective sight 
 
 443 
 squirarchy 875 
 squire a*<Z 707 
 
 attendant 746 
 
 //e/ij^?-?/ 875 
 squirrel sw?/^ 274 
 
 nimble 682 
 squirt e/e<'2^ 297 
 
 «/;</r2^ 348 
 S.S.C. 968 
 at&h piei'ce 260 
 
 AzZZ 361 
 
 pain 649 
 
 injure 659 
 stability 160 
 
 (quiescence 265) 
 
 (persevej'ance 
 604a) 
 stable //-m 1 50 
 
 7io?i«e 189 
 lock tlie - door 
 when the steed 
 is stolen 
 
 too late 135 
 
 useless 645 
 
 bungling 699 
 
 - equilibrium 150 
 staccato 415 
 stack assemblage 72 
 
 sto7'e 636 
 staddle 215 
 stade 252 
 stadtholder 745 
 st&f£ suppoii; 215 
 
 music 412 
 
 signal 550 
 
 council 696 
 
 paHy 712 
 
 weapon 727 
 
 ^^^'Z 745 
 retinue 746 
 {directors 694) 
 (7io/;<? 858) 
 pastoral - 999 
 
 - of life 298 
 
 - of office 747 
 
 - officer 745 
 stag deer 366 
 
 maU 373 
 defaulter 808 
 stage degree 26 
 ^(?7'7??- 71 
 ^f;??,^ 106 
 position 183 
 Zaye?' 204 
 ■platform 215 
 forum 542 
 
STA 
 
 drama 599 
 
 ai-ena 728 
 come upon the - 
 
 446 
 on the - 
 
 manifest 525 
 
 theatrical 599 
 go oflF the - 
 
 depart 295 
 
 - business 599 
 
 - coach 272 
 
 - direction 697 
 
 - effect 
 display 882 
 
 - manager 599 
 
 - play 599 
 
 - player 599 
 
 - whisper 580 
 st&ger player 599 
 
 doer 690 
 
 old - 130 
 stagger slow 275 
 totter 314 
 agitate 3 1 5 
 luiexpected 508 
 dissuade 616 
 affect 824 
 astonish 870 
 
 i. belief doubt 485 
 
 - like a drunken 
 man 
 
 iri'esolute 605 
 staggers 315 
 stagirite 850 
 stagnant 
 
 quiescent 265 
 stagnate 265 
 
 (2Jersist 141) 
 stagy drama 599 
 
 affected 855 
 staid 7yr5<? 498 
 
 f?a??;i 826 
 
 /7?'<zfe 837 
 stain colour 428 
 
 ^Zt?*^ 653 
 
 spoil 659 
 
 llemish 848 
 
 disgrace 874 
 
 (^deface 846) 
 
 (^dishonour 940) 
 
 - paper writing 
 
 590 
 stained, travel- 
 
 266 
 stainless cZmw 652 
 
 honourable 939 
 
 innocent 946 
 stair 627 
 Bt&ke fastening 45 
 
 Tvager 621 
 609 
 
 STA 
 
 danger 665 
 
 security 771 
 property 780 
 ^y <Z<>w/i 807 
 execution 975 
 at - intended 620 
 i/?. danger 665 
 stalactite 224 
 stalagmite 224 
 stale ^Z<Z 124 
 insipid 391 
 deteriorated 659 
 (undesired 866) 
 
 - flat and unpro- 
 fitable 645 
 
 - news 532 
 stale-mate 731, 732 
 stalk waZ/i 266 
 
 - abroad 
 generality 78 
 j)roud 878 
 
 stalking-horse 
 
 amhv^h 530 
 
 j^Zm 617 
 stall aZ><;^«9 189 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 suppoi't 215 
 
 play-house 599 
 
 wa^-if 799 
 
 church do m 995 
 
 cathedral 1000 
 finger- 223 
 stallion /i^^rsc 271 
 
 7««Ze 373 
 stalwart «?^r^«^ 159 
 
 Zar/7<9 192 
 
 (^tfZZ 206) 
 stamina 
 
 strength 159 
 
 perseverance 604a 
 stammel 434 
 stammering 583 
 stamp 
 
 character 7 
 
 ^i/i<Z 75 
 
 /(9r/« 240 
 
 w^ir^ 550 
 
 engraving 558 
 
 complete 729 
 
 security 771 
 
 {record 551) 
 
 - the foot 
 anger 900 
 
 - in the memory 
 
 505 
 
 - out destroy 162 
 extinguish 385 
 
 stampede S60 
 stanch - «/<jw 348 
 persevering 604a 
 
 STA 
 
 health 654 
 
 reinstate 660 
 stanchion 215 
 stanchless 825 
 stand <?a?j>^ i 
 
 ra«^ 71 
 
 Zo/i^ fiwi^ no 
 
 permanent 141 
 
 support 215 
 
 quiescence 265 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 resistance Jig 
 
 hrooli 82 1 
 
 patience 826 
 
 Jrarc 861 
 at a - 681 
 come to a - 704 
 make a - 
 
 oppose 708 
 
 rm6-?^ 719 
 take one's - 
 
 resolve 604 
 
 rm^^ 719 
 
 <ZMe 924 
 take one's - upon 
 
 reasoning 476 
 
 fl/7/Vw 535 
 
 ^^Zra 617 
 
 - aghast 870 
 
 - aloof 
 avoidance 623 
 inactio?i 681 
 
 - of arms 727 
 
 - at attention 507 
 
 - the brunt 717 
 
 - by near 197 
 rtz<Z 707 
 defend yij 
 
 - a chance 
 possible 470 
 jjrobable 472 
 
 - committed 754 
 
 - at ease 458 
 
 - to one's 
 engagement 772 
 
 - fair for 472 
 
 - fire 861 
 
 - firm 
 stability 150 
 resist 719 
 
 - first 66 
 
 - for indicate 550 
 deputy 759 
 candidate 763 
 
 - forth 
 visible 446 
 
 - one's ground 
 2)reserved 670 
 resist "Jig 
 
 - the b.azard of 
 
 STA 
 
 the die 621 
 
 - one in 812 
 
 - in need of 630 
 
 - no nonsense 604 
 
 - off recede 287 
 avoid 623 
 
 - on 215 
 
 - out project 250 
 visible 446 
 obstinate 606 
 
 - over 133 
 
 - the proof 648 
 
 - to reason 
 proof 4^^ 
 manifest 525 
 right 922 
 
 - on one's rights 
 
 748 
 
 - in the shoes of 
 
 147 
 
 - one in good 
 stead 644 
 
 - still remain 141 
 stop 265 
 difficulty 704 
 
 - the test 
 true 494 
 good 648 
 
 - up [see below'] 
 
 - xv^on jJO'ide 878 
 
 - in the way of 
 706 
 
 - well in the 
 opinion of 931 
 
 stand up 
 reHical 212 
 elevate 307 
 
 - against 
 resist 719 
 
 - fight 720 
 
 - for 
 applaud 931 
 vindicate 937 
 
 standard model 22 
 degree 26 
 rule 80 
 measure 466 
 
 good 648 
 perfect 650 
 
 standard-bearer 
 726 
 
 standing footing 8 
 degree 26 
 longtime no 
 permanence 141 
 situatioti 183 
 n.ote 873 
 
 - army 726 
 
 - dish rule 80 
 
 BB 
 
STA 
 
 STA 
 
 STA 
 
 STA 
 
 permaneTit 141 
 
 - jest Tvit 842 
 
 - order 
 custom 613 
 legality 963 
 
 - water 343 
 stand-point 183 
 Stannary Court 
 
 966 
 stanza 597 
 staple 
 
 fasteninff 45 
 
 wliole 50 
 
 peg 214 
 
 texture 329 
 
 mateinal 635 
 
 trade 794 
 
 mart 799 
 
 - commodity 798 
 star luminary 423 
 
 actor 599 
 destiny 601 
 ornament 847 
 
 /7^ry 873 
 
 woJ/e 875 
 decoration 877 
 
 - in the ascendant 
 success 731 
 prosperity 734 
 
 - of fashion ^52 
 
 - it drama 599 
 /flwe 873 
 display 882 
 
 starboard 238 
 starch s^i^ 323 
 
 viscid 352 
 
 affected 855 
 
 2)roud 878 
 Star Chamber 966 
 starched 
 
 ostentations 882 
 stare /(>o7i 441 
 
 curiosity 455 
 
 wonder 870 
 make one - 870 
 
 - out of counten- 
 ance 
 
 humiliate 879 
 insolent 885 
 discourteous 89 5 
 
 - one in the face 
 destiny 152 
 manifest 525 
 
 Death -s one in 
 the face 360 
 stare super anti- 
 quas vias 
 continue 143 
 A«Ji^ 613 
 preservation 670 
 610 
 
 inaction 681 
 star-gazing 318 
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 success 731 
 give full - 
 facilitate 705 
 have one's - 738 
 swinge 972 
 swinging ^7'<?(a^;f 3 1 
 swinish 
 intemperance 954 
 gluttony 957 
 
 - multitude 876 
 swink 686 
 switch /d;*7 972 
 
 rod 975 
 Swithin, reign of 
 
 St. - 348 
 swivel hinge 312 
 
 cannon 727 
 swivel-eye 443 
 swollen 
 
 expanded 194 
 proud 878 
 svroon 2)owerless 158 
 
 fatigue 688 
 swoop descend 306 
 mze 789 
 at one fell - 
 violence 173 
 swop 794 
 sword weapon 727 
 draw the - l[ 
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 measure -s 720, 
 
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 at the point of 
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 seveinty 739 
 compulsion 744 
 subjection 749 
 put to the - 361 
 
 - of Damocles 667 
 
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 turn -s into 
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 723 
 uwordsman 726 
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 sycophancy 
 
 flattery 933 
 sycopbant 
 
 servile 886 
 
 flatterer 935 
 syenite 
 
 blice 438 
 syllable 561 
 breathe not a - 
 528 
 eyllabus list 86 
 
 compendium 596 
 syllogism 476 
 sylph 979 
 sylvan 367 
 symbol 
 
 mathematical • 84 
 
 sign 550 
 symbolize 550 
 
 represent 554 
 symmetry 
 
 equality 27 
 
 order 58 
 
 centrality 222 
 
 regular form. 242 
 
 beauty 845 
 want of - 846 
 sympathizer 
 
 partisan 890 
 sympathy 
 
 concord 714 
 
 friendship 888 
 
 lore 897 
 
 kindness 906 
 
 1^% 914 
 
 condolence 915 
 symphonious 413 
 symphony 
 
 overture 64 
 
 w«5ic 415 
 
 concord 714 
 
 SYZ 
 
 symphysis 43 
 symposium 
 
 festival 840 
 
 (wmZ 298) 
 
 {drmihen 959) 
 symptom 550 
 Symptomatology 
 
 522 
 synagogue 1000 
 synchronism 120 
 synchysis 218 
 syncope 
 
 impotence 158 
 
 musical 413 
 
 rhetoric 572 
 
 fatigue 688 
 syncretic 
 
 derangement 61 
 syncretism 
 
 disagreement 24 
 
 heterodoxy 984 
 syndic rwZtfr 745 
 
 jwrf«7e 967 
 syndicate 696 
 synecdoche 521 
 synod council 696 
 
 church 995 
 
 (assemblage 72) 
 synonym 
 
 meaning 516 
 
 interpretation 
 522 
 
 (nomenclature 
 
 564) 
 synopsis 
 
 arrajigement 60 
 
 Zi^jJ 86 
 
 compendium 596 
 synovia 
 
 lubrication 332 
 
 0*^356 
 syntagma 60 
 syntax 567 
 synthesis 
 
 combination 48 
 
 reasoning 476 
 syringe wa^er 337 
 
 dream 348 
 syrnp 396 
 system w<f<9r 58 
 
 j?Z<i/i 626 
 
 - of knowledge 
 490 
 
 - of opinions 484 
 systematize 
 
 arrange 60 
 
 jyZa/i 626 
 systole 195 
 syzygy 199 
 
 TAB 
 
 T, to a - 494 
 tabard 225 
 tabby mottled 440 
 
 gossip 588 
 tabefaction 195 
 tabernacle 
 
 7w?«^ 189 
 
 temple 1000 
 tabid shrunk 195 
 
 ^/<i/t 203 
 
 disease 655 
 
 detei-iorated 659 
 table 
 
 arrangement 60 
 
 Zisf 86 
 
 Zfl'y^v' 204 
 
 suppoH 215 
 
 /tf2^25I 
 
 repast 298 
 
 writing 590 
 on the - 
 
 preparing 673 
 turn the -s 218 
 under the - 
 
 hidden 528 
 
 drunh 959 
 - of the Lord 1000 
 tableau W.'?^ 86 
 
 appearance 448 
 
 painting 556 
 
 theatrical 599 
 table d'hote 298 
 table-land 
 
 horizontal 213 
 
 ])lain 344 
 tablet Za^f'?' 204 
 
 /«?^ 251 
 
 record 551 
 
 mHting 590 
 table-talk wcws 532 
 
 conversation 588 
 tablets of the 
 
 memory 505 
 table-turning 992 
 t&booprohibited 761 
 
 magic 992 
 tabor 417 
 tabouret 215 
 tabret 417 
 tabula rasa 
 
 inexistence 2 
 
 absence 187 
 
 ignoi'ance 491 
 
 obliterated 552 
 
 facility 705 
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 arrange 60 
 
 «e7*ies 69 
 
 TAI 
 
 tabulation 
 
 record 551 
 tachygraphy 590 
 tacit 526 
 taciturnity 685 
 Tacitus 
 
 concise style 572 
 tSLClijoin 43 
 
 w«iZ« 45 
 
 cJiange course 140 
 
 direction 278 
 
 ^wr» 279 
 
 fijay 627 
 go upon another - 
 
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 wrong - 732 
 
 - to ac?^/ 37 
 tackle 
 
 fastening 45 
 ^mr 633 
 undeHake 676 
 manage 693 
 tact ;f</Mi?A 379 
 discrimination^ 
 
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 wisdo7n 498 
 
 «7n7Z 698 
 
 ^a^e 850 
 want of - 85 1 
 tactician 700 
 tactics conduct 6gz 
 
 warfare 722 
 
 (plan 626) 
 
 («^t7Z 698) 
 tactile 379 
 taction 379 
 tactual 379 
 tadpole 129 
 tsedium vites 
 
 dejection 837 
 
 weary 841 
 tag S7;i(zZZ 32 
 
 addition 37 
 
 fastening 45 
 
 ^t'^Md'Z 65 
 
 e/i^ 67 
 
 point 253 
 
 (adjunct 39) 
 tagrag and bobtail 
 
 876 
 tail sequel 65 
 
 ^;i<^ 67 
 
 pendent 214 
 
 Jac^ 235 
 estate - 780 
 turn - 623 
 
 - off decrease 36 
 tail-coat 225 
 tailor clothier 225 
 
 worhnan 690 
 621 
 
TAI 
 
 TAK 
 
 TAK 
 
 TAK 
 
 tailoring 
 
 clbthes 225 
 
 finery 882 
 tail-piece sequel 65 
 
 engraving 558 
 
 ornament 847 
 tail-race 350 
 taint 
 
 imperfection 651 
 
 dirt 653 
 
 cleca]/ 659 
 
 disgrace 874 
 tainted /<:'ZJi^ 401 
 
 diseased 655 
 taintless 652 
 take m^ 298 
 
 believe 484 
 
 7i?io;y 490 
 
 understand 518 
 
 succeed 731 
 
 receive 785 
 
 appropriate 789 
 
 captivate 829 
 give and - 718 
 
 - aback 
 unexpected 508 
 astonish 870 
 
 - an account of 
 enumerate 85 
 
 - action 680 
 
 - advice 695 
 
 - after 1 7 
 
 - aside 586 
 
 - away 
 annihilate 2 
 subtract 38 
 remove 185 
 5<?iir<9 789 
 
 - back again 790 
 
 - by Isee heloiv'] 
 
 - care 
 warning 668 
 caiLtious 864 
 
 - care of 459 
 
 - no care of 460 
 
 - one's chance 
 chance 621 
 essay 675 
 
 - one's choice 609 
 
 - things as they 
 
 come 
 inactivity 683 
 inexcitahle 826 
 
 - comfort 
 constant 831 
 relief 834 
 
 - the consequences 
 
 - coolly 826 
 
 - a course 692 
 
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 - its course 
 contirme 143 
 event 151 
 
 - no denial 
 obstinate 606 
 compel 744 
 
 - a disease 655 
 
 - down 
 swallow 298 
 depress 308 
 record 551 
 dismantle 681 
 humiliate 874 
 censui'e 932 
 
 - easily 826 
 
 - effect ef6^/i^ 
 «c^ 170 
 
 - an ell 885 
 
 - exception 932 
 
 - one's fancy 
 pleasing 829 
 desire 865 
 
 - fire 384 
 
 - flight 623 
 
 - from 
 subtract 38 
 .wic^e 789 
 
 - for [^see below'] 
 
 - the good the 
 gods provide 
 
 831 
 
 - heart 
 contented 831 
 clieerful 836 
 
 - to heart^7«m 828 
 discontent 832 
 
 - heed 864 
 
 - a hint 498 
 
 - hold of 
 cohere 46 
 seize 789 
 
 - hold of the mind 
 484 
 
 - ill 832 
 
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 - an infection 655 
 
 - no interest in 
 
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 - into \see below] 
 
 - it believe 484 
 suppose 514 
 
 - the lead 62 
 
 - a leaf out of 
 another's book 
 
 - a lease 788 
 
 - leave of 624 
 
 - a liberty 748 
 
 - away life 361 
 
 - a likeness 554 
 
 - measures 626 
 
 - money 810 
 
 - no note of 460 
 
 - no note of time 
 
 115 
 
 - notice 457 
 
 - one's oath 535 
 
 - off \_sce below] 
 
 - oneself off 293 
 
 - on [see below] 
 
 - one with another 
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 - out extract 301 
 obliterate 552 
 
 - part with 709 
 
 - pattern by 19 
 
 - a peep 441 
 
 - pen in hand 590 
 
 - to pieces 
 disjoin 44 
 dismantle 68 1 
 
 - place 151 
 
 - the place of 147 
 
 - possession of 789 
 
 - precedence 
 superia?' 33 
 precede 62 
 
 - its rise 
 begin 66 
 result 154 
 
 - root 
 firm 150 
 located 184 
 
 - the shine out of 
 
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 - ship 267 
 
 - steps 
 prepare 673 
 act 680 
 
 - stock 85 
 
 - time 
 dwation 106 
 late 133 
 leisu,7'e 685 
 
 - time by the fore- 
 lock 132 
 
 - to habit 613 
 pursuit 622 
 use 677 
 
 lihe 827 
 desire 865 
 love 897 
 
 - on trust 484 
 
 - a turn 140 
 
 - up [see below] 
 
 - upon oneself 
 undertalie 676 
 promise 768 
 
 - warning 668 
 
 - wing 293 
 
 - one at one's 
 word. 769 
 
 take by : 
 
 - the button 586 
 
 - the hand 
 aid 707 
 
 - surprise 508 
 take for 484 
 
 - better for worse 
 609 
 
 - gospel 486 
 
 - granted 484 
 take in include 54 
 
 shorten 201 
 admit 296 
 understand 518 
 deceive 545 
 receive inoney 
 
 785 
 
 - good part 
 be calm 826 
 be pleased 827 
 content 831 
 
 - hand teach 537 
 undertake 676 
 aid 707 
 
 - an idea 498 
 
 - sail 275 
 take into : 
 
 - account 
 include 76 
 discriminate 465 
 qualify 469 
 
 - consideration 
 
 451 
 
 - custody 751 
 
 - one's head 
 suppose 514 
 caprice 608 
 
 take of£ mimic 19 
 destroy 162 
 remove 185 
 divest 226 
 discount Si 2 
 
 - one's hands 785 
 
 - the hat 894 
 take on 
 
 discontent 832 
 melancholy 837 
 
 - credit 484 
 
 - trust 484 
 take up 
 
 elevate 307 
 inquire 461 
 dissent 595 
 choose 609 
 undertake 676 
 arrest 751 
 borrow 788 
 censure 932 
 
TAK 
 
 TAN 
 
 TAP 
 
 TAS 
 
 - arms 722 
 
 - a case 476 
 
 - one's abode 184 
 
 - the cudgels 
 attach 716 
 contend 720 
 
 - an inquiry 461 
 
 - money 788 
 
 - one's pen 590 
 
 - with 
 attention 457 
 use 677 
 content 831 
 
 taken, be - 
 die 360 
 
 - ill 655 
 
 - with 897 
 taker 789 
 taking 789 
 
 infectious 657 
 in a -xmincd 82S 
 angi'y 900 
 talapoin 996 
 talbotype 556 
 tale counting 85 
 naTi'ative 594 
 thereby hangs a - 
 
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 twuce-told - 
 diffuse style 573 
 Tveary 841 
 tale-bearer 532 
 talent 698 
 bury one's - in a 
 
 napkin 528 
 not put one's - in 
 a napkin 878 
 talionis, lex - 
 o'etaliation 718 
 right 922 
 talisman 
 insignia 747 
 charm 993 
 talismanic 992 
 talk 
 
 unsuhstantial 4 
 rumour 532 
 speah 582 
 convei'sation 588 
 small - 588 
 
 - big hoast 884 
 insolent 885 
 threat 909 
 
 - glibly 584 
 
 - nonsense 497 
 
 - of signify 516 
 jmblish 531 
 intend 620 
 
 - to oneself 589 
 
 - oneself out of 
 
 breath 584 
 
 - over 
 confer 588 
 2)ersuade 615 
 
 - to in private 
 
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 - at random 
 illogical 477 
 loquacity 584 
 
 - together 588 
 
 - against time 
 time 106 
 })rotract 1 10 
 inaetion 681 
 
 - of the town 
 gossip 588 
 fame 873 
 
 talkative 584 
 talked of 873 
 talking, fine - 
 over-estimation 
 482 
 tall 206 
 
 - talk 884 
 tallage 812 
 tallies 85 
 tallow 356 
 tallow-faced 429 
 tally agree 23 
 
 list 86 
 sign 550 
 credit 805 
 
 - with conform 82 
 tally-bo 622 
 tally-man 797 
 Talmud 985 
 talons 
 
 authority 737 
 
 claivs 781 
 tambourine 417 
 tame inert 1 72 
 
 moderate 174 
 
 domesticate 370 
 
 teach 537 
 
 feeble 575 
 
 subjugate 749 
 
 insensible 823 
 
 calm 826 
 tameless 
 
 violent 173 
 
 malevolent 907 
 tamper with 
 
 alter 140 
 
 seduce 615 
 
 injure 659 
 
 meddle 682 
 tan colour 433 
 tandem 
 
 a^ Zew(7^/i 200 
 
 vehicle 272 
 
 tang tos;^/? 390 
 
 &«/ie 663 
 tangent 199 
 fly off at a - 
 
 deviate 279 
 
 diverge 291 
 
 excitable 825 
 tangere ulcus 505 
 tangible 
 
 material 316 
 
 t&nch 379 
 
 Cir^ez^ 494 
 
 sufficient 639 
 
 useful 644 
 tangle derange 61 
 
 matted 219 
 tangled 
 
 disordered 59 
 weave a - web 
 
 difficulty 704 
 tank 7'ese?roi)' 636 
 
 (receptacle 191) 
 tankard 191 
 tant : - mieux 838 
 
 - s'en faut 489 
 
 - soit peu 32 
 tantalize JaZZ; 509 
 
 induce 615 
 
 desire 865 
 tantalizing 
 
 exciting 824 
 Tantalus 
 torment of - 
 
 exjjectation 507 
 
 desire 865 
 tantamount 
 
 t^l^jwfZ 27 
 
 synonymous 516 
 tantEene animis 
 
 coelestibus irae 
 
 900 
 tantara 407 
 tantas componere 
 
 lites 723 
 tanti 642 
 tantivy 5^;f«?^ 274 
 tantrums 900 
 tap 02)en 260 
 
 plug 263 
 
 /m^ 276 
 
 Z^ out 295, 297 
 
 sound 406 
 turn on the - 297 
 tape stHng 205 
 
 {fastening 45) 
 taper contract 195 
 
 narrow 203 
 
 candle 423 
 
 - to a point 253 
 tapestry 
 
 jiainting 556 
 
 ornament 847 
 tapinois, en - 528 
 tapis : on the - 
 
 6;few^ 151 
 
 i^/^/i*? 454 
 
 intention 620 
 
 ^Z«;i 626 
 tap-root 153 
 tapster 746 
 tar cover 223 
 
 sailor 269 
 
 - and feather 
 disrespect 929 
 jninisli 972 
 
 taradiddle 546 
 tardiloquence 583 
 tardy dilatory 133 
 
 ^/yw; 275 
 tare and tret 813 
 tares 645 
 target 620 
 tariff 812 
 tarn 343 
 tarnish 
 
 discolin'ation 429 
 
 soil 653 
 
 deface 848 
 
 disgrace 874 
 
 (damage 659) 
 tarpaulin 223 
 tarry remain no 
 
 Za^f?' 133 
 
 conti7iv4} 141 
 
 - for ex2)ect 507 
 tSLit pastry 396 
 
 flci^Z 397 
 rw^e 895 
 irascible 901 
 
 tartan 440 
 
 tartane 273 
 
 Tartar choleric 90/ 
 
 catch a - dupe^^'j 
 
 unsJdlful 699 
 
 retaliation 718 
 
 {failure 732) 
 
 tartar ^j^-f 653 
 
 - emetic 663 
 Tartarus 982 
 Tartufe 
 
 hypocrisy 544 
 deceiver 548 
 impiety 988 
 task Zes^f/w 537 
 business 625 
 j9^<# #0 7/.S/9 677 
 fatigue 688 
 command 741 
 hard - 704 
 623 
 
TAS 
 
 TEC 
 
 TEL 
 
 TEM 
 
 Bet a - 741 
 
 take to - 932 
 
 - the memory 505 
 
 taskmaster 694 
 
 tassel 847 
 
 taste sapidity 390 
 experience 821 
 good taste 850 
 man of - 850 
 to one's - savoury 
 
 394 
 
 pleasant 829 
 
 love 897 
 tasteful 850 
 tasteless wi«i/;*^39 1 
 tasty 394, 850 
 tatonner 463 
 tatter 
 
 smojll quantity 32 
 tatterdemalion 876 
 tdiXtQXS garnients22$ 
 
 tear to - 162 
 tattle 588 
 tattler 
 
 newsmonger 532 
 
 gossip 588 
 tattoo 
 
 drumming 407 
 
 mottled 440 
 
 summons 741 
 taught {^see teach] 
 
 fastened 43 
 taunt disrespect 929 
 
 reproach 938 
 
 {ridicule 856) 
 tauromachy 720 
 taut 43 
 tautology 
 
 repetition 104 
 
 diffuse style 573 
 tavern 189 
 tawdry 851 
 tawny hrown 433 
 
 yellow 436 
 tax inquire 461 
 
 employ 677 
 
 fatigue 688 
 
 command 741 
 
 compel 744 
 
 request 765 
 
 accounts 8n 
 
 impost 812 
 
 discount 813 
 
 accuse 938 
 
 - one's energies686 
 
 - the memory 505 
 tixidermy 368 
 taxis 60 
 taxonomy 60 
 tazza 191 
 
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 Te Deum 990 
 
 te fabula narratur, 
 de - retaliate 718 
 condemn 971 
 
 tea 298 
 
 teach 537 
 
 - one's grand- 
 mother 
 
 redxuidant 641 
 
 impertinent 885 
 teachable 539 
 teacher 540 
 teaching 537 
 false - 538 
 teacup, storm in a - 
 
 overrate 482 
 
 exaggerate 549 
 team 69 
 teamster 694 
 tear separate 44 
 
 violence 173 
 
 7w^V(3 rapidly 274 
 
 ea?ctfe 825 
 
 weeping 839 
 
 - away from 789 
 
 - oneself away 623 
 
 - asunder one's 
 bonds 750 
 
 - one's hair 839 
 
 - out 301 
 
 - to pieces 
 separate 44 
 destroy 162 
 
 - up destroy 162 
 tearful 839 
 tearing passion 839 
 tears : draw - 830 
 
 shed - 839 
 - in one's eyes 
 excited 824 
 sad 837 
 
 tease annoy 830 
 spite 907 
 
 teaser difficult 704 
 
 teasing 830 
 
 teat 250 
 
 tea-table talk 588 
 
 technica,memoria - 
 
 505 
 technical 
 
 conformable 82 
 norhmanlilte 698 
 
 - education 537 
 
 - knowledge 698 
 
 - terra 564 
 technicality 
 
 special 79 
 cant term 563 
 formulary 697 
 technology 698 
 
 techy 901 
 tedious 841 
 while away the - 
 hours 681 
 tedium 841 
 \,^%v[:l produce 161 
 productive 168 
 abound 639 
 - with multitude 
 102 
 teemful 168 
 teeming cro7vd 72 
 teemless 169 
 'teens 98 
 in one's - 127, 129 
 teeth grinders 330 
 holders 781 
 armed to the - 
 prepared 673 
 defence 'ji'j 
 warfare 722 
 between the - 405 
 cast in one's - 938 
 chattering of - 
 
 cold 383 
 have cut one's eye 
 
 -698 
 in the - of 
 difficulty 704 
 opposition 708 
 grind one's - 900 
 set one's - 604 
 show one's - 900 
 in spite of one's - 
 opposition 708 
 compulsion 744 
 make one's - chat- 
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 cold 385 
 fear 860 
 set the - on edge 
 scrape 331 
 saw 397 
 stridor 410 
 pain the feelings 
 830 
 teetotalism 
 temperance 953 
 sobriety 958 
 teetotum 
 rotation 312 
 toy 840 
 tegument 223 
 tekel upharsin 668 
 telegram 532 
 telegraph 
 velocity 274 
 messenger 534 
 signal 550 
 by - haste 684 
 
 telegraphy 
 
 publication 531 
 Teleology 620 
 telephone 418 
 telescope 445 
 telescopic 196 
 telesm 993 
 tell count 85 
 
 influence 175 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 inform 527 
 
 speah 582 
 
 describe 594 
 
 succeed 731 
 let me - you 535 
 who can - 475 
 
 - one's beads 990, 
 998 
 
 - the cause of 522 
 
 - fortunes 5 1 1 
 
 - how 155 
 
 - a lie 544 
 
 - a piece of one's 
 mind 529 
 
 - of 467 
 -off 85 
 
 - one jjlainly 527 
 
 - its own tale 518 
 
 - tales disclose 529 
 
 - the truth 543 
 teller treasurer 801 
 telling 
 
 impoHant 642 
 exciting 824 
 with - effect 
 energy 171 
 influence 175 
 
 telltale news 532 
 indicator 550 
 It nave 941 
 
 telluric 318 
 
 telum imbelle 158 
 
 temerity 863 
 
 temper nature 5 
 state 7 
 
 nmderate 174 
 elasticity ^2;^ 
 pliability 324 
 prepare 672 
 affections 820 
 irascibility 901 
 command of - 826 
 lose one's - 900 
 
 out of - 901 fl^ 
 
 trial of - 824 
 
 - the wind to the 
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 tempera 556 
 
 temperament 
 
 nature 5 
 
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 tendency 176 
 
 iUHsical 413 
 
 affections 820 
 temperance 953 
 temperate 
 
 moderate 174 
 
 mild 826 
 
 ahstemious 953 
 temperature 382 
 increase of - 384 
 reduction of - 
 
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 tempest 
 
 violence 173 
 
 agitation 315 
 
 7i-ind 349 
 
 excitement 825 
 tempestivity 134 
 tempest-tossed 
 
 excited 824 
 Templar, Good- 
 
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 temple liouse 189 
 
 side 236 
 
 church 1000 
 
 - of the Holy- 
 Ghost 983a 
 
 tempora : 
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 lament 839 
 disirpiitable 874 
 disaj?j}robation 
 
 932 
 
 inqyroUty 940 
 riV*? 945 
 
 - mutant ur 140 
 temporal 
 
 transient III 
 
 laical 997 
 lords - and 
 spiritual 875 
 temporality 997 
 temporary in 
 temporize 
 
 jjrotract no 
 
 defer 133 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 (occasion 134) 
 tempte«fj>e6i5 
 
 attempt 675 
 
 desij'e 865 
 
 - fortune 
 hazard 621 
 f55rty 675 
 
 - Providence 
 ?'a.?A 863 
 ar7'ogate 885 
 
 tempter 615 
 Satan 978 
 voice of the - 6it: 
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 temulency 959 
 ten 98 
 
 - to one 472 
 
 - thousand 98 
 tenable 664 
 tenacity 
 
 coherence 46 
 toughness 327 
 memory 505 
 resolution 604 
 obstinacy 606 
 retention 781 
 avarice 819 
 
 - of life 357 
 
 - of purpose 604a 
 tenaculum 781 
 tenancy 777 
 tenant 
 
 jrresent 186 
 occupier 188 
 possessor 779 
 
 tenantless 
 absence 187 
 seclusion 893 
 
 tenax propositi 
 determined 204 
 honoiwable 939 
 
 tend conduce 176 
 - animals 370 
 fli^ 707 
 «^rt*d 746 
 
 - towards 
 direction 278 
 
 tendence 749 
 tendency 176 
 tender 5%7/f 32 
 sAi/; 273 
 
 «^y^ 324 
 
 71- rt-?' re5.?fZ 726 
 ryfw 763 
 susceptible 822 
 affectionate 897 
 comj)assionateg 14 
 -age 127 
 
 - conscience 
 <Zm#?/ 926 
 (Jionour 939) 
 
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 susceptible 822 
 ^i«^ 906 
 
 £•0 mpassion at eg 1 4 
 
 - mercies 
 
 [ironical] 
 badness 649 
 severity 739 
 cruelty 907 
 
 - passion 897 
 
 - one's resignation 
 
 757 
 
 - to 707 
 
 tendon 45 
 
 tendril /«s^tf?fi«^ 45 
 
 infant 129 
 
 Jilament 205 
 
 convoluted 248 
 tenebrious 421 
 tenement /t^^^e 189 
 property 780 
 - of clay 362 
 tenet belief 4S4. 
 
 (theology 983) 
 tennis 840 
 tenor high note 410 
 
 violin 417 
 
 (musician 416) 
 tenour f'o?^?'*^ 7 
 
 degree 26 
 
 directions 278 
 
 meaning ^16 
 pursue the noise- 
 less - of one's 
 ■way 881 
 tense 7<ar<;? 323 
 tensile 325 
 tension 
 
 strength 159 
 
 length 200 
 tensure 200 
 tent abode 189 
 
 coreinng 223 
 pitch one's - 
 
 /<?c<7/<9 184 
 
 arrive 292 
 tentacle 781 
 tentative 
 
 experimental 463 
 
 essaying 675 
 tente d'abri 223 
 tented field 722 
 tenter-hook 214 
 
 on -s 507 
 tenth 99 
 tenths tithe Si 2 
 tent-pegging 840 
 tents Israel, to 
 
 your- 722 
 tenue, en grande - 
 
 ornament 847 
 
 shotv 882 
 tenuity 
 
 smailness 32 
 
 thinness 203 
 
 ramty 322 
 tenure 
 
 jjossession 777 
 
 property 780 
 
 due 924 
 tepefaction 384 
 Tephramancy 511 
 tepid ?va7'm 382 
 
 half cold 383 
 ter quaterque 
 
 beatus 827 
 teratology 
 
 unconformity 83' 
 
 distm'tion 243 
 
 altiloquence 577 
 
 boasting 884 
 terceron 41 
 terebration 
 
 ope?iing 260 
 
 {passage through 
 302) 
 teres atque rotun- 
 
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 in seipso - 650 
 tergiversation 
 
 regress 283 
 
 change of mind 
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 term (?»^ 67 
 
 ^^Z«w in series 71 
 
 period of time 106 
 
 Zt/«i^ 233 
 
 w^>r^ 562 
 
 «awe 564 
 
 lease 780 
 termagant 901 
 terminal end 67 
 
 Zfwrt 233 
 terminate e7id 67 
 
 Z?77i7Y 233 
 termine, mezzo - 
 
 628 
 terminology 562 
 terminus end 67 
 
 limit 233 
 
 arrival 292 
 termless 105 
 terms \_seeierva] 
 
 circ^im stances 8 
 
 reaso7iing 476 
 
 pacification 723 
 
 conditio7is 770 
 bring to - 723 
 come to - 
 
 ff«56'7e# 488 
 
 i'^^/y 723 
 
 subj7iit 725 
 
 consent 762 
 
 compact 769 
 couch in - 566 
 on friendly - 888 
 in no measured - 
 
 574 
 ternary 93 
 temion 92 
 Terpsichore 
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 dancing 840 
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 land 342 
 
 - incognita 491 
 terrace houses 189 
 
 level 21;^ 
 terraqueous 318 
 terre verte 435 
 terrene 7vorld 318 
 
 la7id 342 
 terrestrial 318 
 terrible 860 
 terrihlj ffreathj 31 
 terrier list 86 
 
 auffer 262 
 
 doff 366 
 terrific 
 
 jjainful 830 
 
 fearful 860 
 terrify 860 
 territorial land 342 
 territory region \^\ 
 
 property 780 
 terror 860 
 King of -s 360 
 reign of - 
 
 seventy 739 
 
 pain 828 
 terrorem, in - 
 
 fear 860 
 
 tlireat 909 
 terrorism 860 
 
 insolence 885 
 terrorist 
 
 coward 862 
 
 blusterer 887 
 
 evil-doer 913 
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 Thalia 599 
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 thane nobility 875 
 
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 Theogony 983 
 
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 Theopathy 987 
 Theopneustic 985 
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 theorem topic 454 
 
 maxim 496 
 
 sujfposition 514 
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 supposition 514 
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 Therapeutics 662 
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 thesis theme 454 
 
 j)i'0jfositio7i 514 
 
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 (atfirmation 535) 
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 theurgy 992 
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 frequent 136 
 
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 dense 321 
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 concealment 528 
 
 dishonourable 940 
 thievery 791 
 thieves' Latin 563 
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 defence 717 
 
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 thimblerig 545 
 thimblerigger 792 
 thin subduct 38 
 
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 small 193 
 
 narrow 203 
 
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 scanty 640 
 
 - end of the 
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 the - 926 
 
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 improve 658 
 
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 willing 602 
 
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 - ill 932 
 
 - likely 472 
 
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 - out 457 
 
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 600 
 
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 irresolute 605 
 cautious 864 
 
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 thinker 500 
 thinking principle 
 
 450 
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 sensible 375 
 
 morally sensitive 
 822 
 
 fastidious 868 
 
 irascible 901 
 third 93 
 
 trisection 94 
 
 music 413 
 
 - heaven 981 
 
 - part 94 
 
 - person 664 
 
 - power 92 
 thirdly 93 
 thirst 865 
 
 - for knowledge 
 
 455 
 thirsty soul 959 
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 thirty-nine articles 
 
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 tbirty-one 
 
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 this 79 
 
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 thistle-down 
 
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 thither 278 
 ilion^ fastening 45 
 
 sco^irge 975 
 Thor 979 
 thorn sharp 253 
 
 ba7ie 663 
 
 painful 830 
 plant a - 830 
 
 spiteful 907 
 
 - in the flesh 830 
 
 - in the side 
 badness 649 
 annoyayice 830 
 
 thorns : sit on - 
 physical pain 378 
 moi'al pain 828 
 fear 860 
 on - for 
 longing 865 
 
 \^:MtVL-j prichly 253 
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 thorough-bass 413 
 thorough-bred 
 
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 .shill 698 
 
 fashionaUe 852 
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 w«?^ 627 
 
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 qualification 469 
 
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 seat of - 450 
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 want of - 458 
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 wise 498 
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 passage 302 
 
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 deteriorated 659 
 tbreadpaper 203 
 threat 909 
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 destiny 152 
 danger 665 , 
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 sisters - 601 
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 - times three 
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 approbation 931 
 
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 three-score 98 
 
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 128 
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 noHlity 875 
 threne 839 
 threnody 839 
 thresh 972 
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 economy 817 
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 thrill 
 
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 to\ich 380 
 
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 excitation 824 
 thrilling 
 
 pleasing 829 
 
 painful 830 
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 speechless 585 
 
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 emotion 821 
 throbbing : - heart 
 860 
 
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 agitation 315 
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 seat 215 
 
 emblem, of autho- 
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 render powerless 
 158 
 
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 go - one 824 
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 2)ersevera7ice 
 
 604a 
 
 throughout 
 
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 completeness 52 
 
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 2)ropel 284 
 exeHimi 686 
 
 - oneself into the 
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 safety 664 
 
 - away o'cject 610 
 ivaste 638 
 relinquish 782 
 
 - cold water on 
 616 
 
 - of the dice 156 
 
 - doubt upon 485 
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 lower 308 
 
 - oneself at the 
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 - good monej' 
 
 after bad 818 
 
 - in 228 
 
 - off \_see below'] 
 
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 admit 296 
 
 - out \_see below] 
 
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 exclude 55 
 destroy 162 
 eject 297 
 abrogate 756 
 
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 - away the scab- 
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 aupenor 33 
 lesseji 2,6 
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 important 642 
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 - up [see beloiv] 
 
 - a veil over 528 
 throw off 297 
 
 - all disguise 529 
 
 - one's guard 
 inexpectaiion 
 
 508 
 cunning 702 
 
 - the mask 529 
 
 - the scent 
 misdirect 538 
 avoid 623 
 
 throw out 
 ]}ropcl 284 
 
 eject 297 
 
 - a feeler 379 
 
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 disjoin 44 
 derange 61 
 
 - a hint 527 
 
 - a suggestion 514 
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 throw up eject 297 
 
 resign 757 
 
 - one's cap 884 
 
 - the game 624 
 thrum 416 
 thrush 416 
 thrust j9?/sA 276 
 
 attach 716 
 
 - in insert 300 
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 - down one's 
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 - upon 784 
 thud 406, 408a 
 thug murderer 361 
 
 thief 792 
 thumb touch 379 
 bite the - 929 
 one's fingers all -s 
 
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 rule of - 
 expenment 463 
 unreasoning 477 
 essay 675 
 
 und*r one's - 
 authoi'ity 737 
 subjection 749 
 
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 -screw 975 
 
 Thumb, Tom - 539 
 thump beat 276 
 
 non-resonance 
 408a 
 
 jmnish 972 
 thumping great 31 
 
 big 192 
 thunder 
 
 violence 173 
 
 noise 404 
 
 prodigy 872 
 
 threaten 909 
 look black as - 
 
 discontented 832 
 
 angry 900 
 
 - against 
 malediction 908 
 censure 932 
 
 - of applause 931 
 
 - forth 531 
 
 - at the top of 
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 2)rodigij 872 
 thunder-clap 
 
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 jM'odigy 872 
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 thunderstorm 173 
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 thurification 
 
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 ininish 972 
 thwart ttcry.s^ 219 
 
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 oppose 708 
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 canonicals 999 
 Tib's eve 107 
 tick oscillation 314 
 
 soji?i<^ 407 
 
 wa?'^ 550 
 
 t'Wi^iY 805 
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 - man 
 
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 bad man 949 
 
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 please 829 
 amuse 840 
 (jfhgsicalplea- 
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 - the palate 394 
 
 - the palm 
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 dangerous 665 
 difficult 704 
 
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 pleasing 829 
 
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 abunda7ice 639 
 iprospenty 734 
 
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 go with the - 
 
 conformity 82 
 high &c. - 348 
 stem the - 708 
 swim with the - 
 
 prosperity 734 
 turn of the - 210 
 
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 - over time 106 
 defer 133 
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 inaction 681 
 succeed 731 
 
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 equality 27 
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 compel 744 
 restrain 751 
 
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 158 
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 - oneself 
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 condition 770 
 entail 771 
 
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 tied up 
 
 i;i <ZeZ»!^ 806 
 tienoscope 445 
 tier continuity 69 
 
 Zayer 204 
 tierce, carte and - 
 
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 tiff 5'w«r?YZ 713 
 
 aw*;^;' 900 
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 tiger violent 173 
 
 servant 746 
 
 courage 861 
 
 savage 907 
 
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 &fl^ waw 949 
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 smart 845 
 drunk 959 
 
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 - hand 739 
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 751 
 on one's - ropes 
 
 878 
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 contract 195 
 tight-fisted 819 
 tights 225 
 tigress 374 
 tike 876 
 tilbury 272 
 tile roof 223 
 Jiat 225 
 
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 till tip to tlie time 
 
 106 
 coffer 191 
 cultivate 371 
 treasury 802 
 
 - doomsday 112 
 
 - now 122 
 
 - the soil 
 prepare 673 
 
 tiller 
 instrument 633 
 money-box 802 
 
 - of the soil 
 agriculture 371 
 f/^/tvi 876 
 
 tilt «Z()^(? 217 
 
 cover 223 
 
 jJTopel 284 
 
 /aZZ 306 
 
 contention 720 
 full - <Zir^(?^ 278 
 
 active 682 
 
 /<fl«^^ 684 
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 pursue 622 
 
 attack 716 
 run a - at 716 
 
 - over 218 
 
 - up 307 
 
 - with 720 
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 tilt-yard 728 
 timber ti'ees 367 
 
 materials 635 
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 timbrel 417 
 time 106 
 
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 course of - 109 
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 in - course 109 
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 destiny 152 
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 no - instantly 113 
 
 soon 132 
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 haste 684 
 no - to spare 684 
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 take - shnv 275 
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 inactive 683 
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 - being 118 
 
 - to come 121 
 
 - of day 113 
 
 - drawing on 121 
 
 - enough 132 
 
 - gone by 135 
 
 - hanging on one's 
 hands 
 
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 leisure 68$ 
 weariness 841 
 
 - immemorial 122 
 
 - of life 
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 age 128 
 
 - out of mind 122 
 
 - to spare 685 
 
 - after time 104 
 
 - up transient ill 
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 - was 122 
 there being -s 
 
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 timeful 134 
 time-honoured 
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 repute 873 
 respected 928 
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 timely early 132 
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 629 
 
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 TOA 
 
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 timeo Danaos 
 
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 caution 864 
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 times jw^r.sew^ 118 
 
 events 151 
 
 hard - 735 
 
 many - 136 
 
 time-serving 
 
 tergiversation 607 
 
 cunning 702 
 
 servility 886 
 
 im2)rohitg 940 
 
 selfishness 943 
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 fl/7e 128 
 
 deteHorated 659 
 timid /efl;/«Z 860 
 
 cowardly 862 
 
 humhle 881 
 timist 607 
 Timocracy 803 
 Timon of Athens 
 
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 seclusion 893 
 
 misanthrojie 911 
 timorous 
 
 [5^^ timid] 
 tin j^?'6'56Tf<? 670 
 
 money 800 
 tinct 428 
 tinctorial 428 
 tincture 
 
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 mixture 41 
 
 colour 428 
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 tinder///*?/ 388 
 
 irascible 901 
 tinge 
 
 «wttZ? quantity 32 
 
 m.r 41 
 
 colour 428 
 tingent 428 
 tingle ^y«i/i 378 
 
 ^ywf'7i 380 
 
 emotion 821 
 make the ears - 
 900 
 tink 408 
 tinker 
 
 restore to health 
 
 654 
 repair 660 
 (ivqjrove 658) 
 tinkle 
 /tiiwf sound 405 
 resonance 408 
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 tinkling cymbal 
 
 517 
 tinnient 408 
 tinsel glitter 420 
 
 «7iaw 545 
 
 ornament 847 
 
 frippery 851 
 tint 428 
 tintamarre 404 
 tintinnabulary 408 
 tiny 193 
 tip ew<^ 67 
 
 summit 210 
 
 c^'cr 223 
 
 ^w<? 784 
 
 (i^ay 807) 
 on -toe high 206 
 
 expect 507 
 - the wink 550 
 tip-cat 840 
 tippet 225 
 tipple drinli 298 
 
 tope 959 
 tippler 959 
 tipstaff 965 
 tipsy 959 
 tip-top summit 210 
 
 good 648 
 tirade speech 582 
 
 censure 932 
 tire/a%?t^; 688 
 
 worry 830 
 
 weary 841 
 tire a quatre epin- 
 
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 tirer d' affaire 672 
 
 se - 731 
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 tissue whole 50 
 
 assemblage 72 
 
 matted 219 
 
 texture 329 
 tit sw^ZZ 193 
 
 ^tf/^y 271 
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 Titan 980 
 titbit savoury 394 
 
 pleasing 829 
 tithe tenth 99 
 
 ^aa? 812 
 titillate amuse 840 
 
 j)rovolie desire 
 865 
 titillation 
 
 pleasure 377 
 
 ^owc/i. 380 
 title indication 550 
 
 wa»ie 564 
 
 ?*((77<;t 3f6» property 
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 distinction 877 
 
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 title-deed 771 
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 to a - 494 
 tittle-tattle 
 
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 small talk 588 
 titubancy 583 
 titubate /«ZZ 306 
 
 fail 732 
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 nomenclature 564 
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 to direction 278 
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 - all intents and 
 purposes 
 
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 - a certain degree 
 
 32 
 
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 destiny 152 
 
 - the credit of 
 805 
 
 - crown all -^^t^^ 
 642 
 
 -do 59 
 
 - the end of the 
 
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 - the end of time 
 
 112 
 
 - and fro 314 
 
 - the full 52 
 
 - to a great extent 
 
 31 
 
 - the letter 19 
 
 - a man 78 
 
 - the point 23 
 
 - the purpose 23 
 
 - a small extent 
 32 
 
 - some extent 26 
 
 - be sure 488 
 
 - this day 118 
 
 - wit 79 
 
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 ugly 846 
 
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 378 
 
 toad-eater 
 servile 886 
 sycophant 935 
 
 toad-eating 
 
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 toadstool 367 
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 celebrate 883 
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 tocsin 669 
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 toddy 298 
 toe 211 
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 dance 840 
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 toga coat 225 
 robes I^J 
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 accompanied by 
 
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 {danger 667) 
 {wile 702) 
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 toilsome 686 
 
 difficult 704 
 toilworn 688 
 token 550 
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 manifest 525 
 
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 505 
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 Toledo 727 
 
 tolerable 
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 pretty good 648 
 not perfect 6X1 
 
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 tolerably, get on - 
 
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 toleration 
 
 laxity 738 
 
 lenity 740 
 
 permission 760 
 
 feeling 821 
 
 calmness 826 
 
 henevolence 906 
 toll sound 407 
 
 tax 812 
 
 - the knell 363 
 toUbooth 
 
 prison 752 
 marliet 799 
 tomahawk 727 
 tomb 363 
 lay in the - 363 
 
 - of the Capulets 
 506 
 
 tombe des nues 
 
 exception 83 
 
 wonder 870 
 tomboy 851 
 tombstone 363 
 tom-cat 373 
 tome 593 
 tomentons 256 
 tomfool 501 
 tomfoolery 
 
 absurdity 497 
 
 amusement 840 
 
 ovit 842 
 
 ostentation 882 
 Tom Noddy 501 
 to-morrow 121 
 
 - and to-morrow 
 repetition 104 
 course of time 
 
 109 
 tompion 263 
 tomtit 193 
 Tom Thumb 193 
 tom-tom music 417 
 
 military 722 
 ton Tveight 319 
 
 fashion 852 
 tonality 
 
 music 413 
 
 light and sliade 
 420 
 tone state 7 
 
 strength 159 
 
 tendency 176 
 
 so^md 402 
 
 music 413 
 
 cohnir 428 
 
 Slackness 431 
 
 method 62 J 
 
 dispos:ition 820 
 give a - to 852 
 
 - down 
 moderate 174 
 darken 421 
 discolour 429 
 
 - of voice 580 
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 fire-irons 386 
 retention 781 
 tongue 
 projedion 250 
 fa^^e 390 
 languaye 560 
 
 bite the - 392 
 
 bridle one's - 
 
 give - 580 
 hold one's - 403 
 slip of the - 
 
 ^^'wr 495 
 
 solecism 568 
 
 stammering 583 
 onthe tip of one's - 
 
 wm?' 197 
 
 forget 506 
 
 latent 526 
 
 speech 582 
 wag the - 582 
 
 - cleave to the roof 
 
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 870 
 have a - in one's 
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 - of land 342 
 
 - running loose 
 
 584 
 keep one's - be- 
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 tongueless 581 
 tongue-tied 581 
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 musical note 413 
 
 healthy 656 
 
 medicine 662 
 tonicity 
 
 strength 159 
 tonnage 192 
 tonsils 351 
 tonsure 999 
 tontine 810 
 tony 501 
 
 Tony Lumpkin 876 
 too also 37 
 
 excess 641 
 
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 lay a - for 545 
 
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 Trappist 996 
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 travesty 
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 trawler 273 
 
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 dishonesty 940 
 
 treacle 396 
 
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 w^iZ/i 266 
 
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 conformity 82 
 /ia&ii^ 613 
 
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 i7isole7ice 885 
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 treadmill 975 
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 excitement 825 
 
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 adversity 735 
 
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 contrivance 626 
 
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 artifice 702 
 
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 cunning 702 
 
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 ridicule 856 
 
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 boast 884 
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 trucidation 361 
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 vehicle 272 
 
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 - a case 967 
 
 - a cause 480 
 
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 - one 
 difficulty 704 
 
 - the patience 830 
 
 - a prisoner 967 
 
 - one's temper 824 
 
 - one's utmost 686 
 trying fatigue 688 
 
 difficulty 704 
 tryst 892 
 trysting-place 74 
 tu quoque 718 
 
 - argument 
 counter-evidence 
 
 468 
 confutation 479 
 accuse 938 
 tub 191 
 
 - to a whale 
 deception 545 
 excuse 617 
 
 tubam trepidat, 
 ante - fear 860 
 
 cowardice 862 
 tube 260 
 tubercle 250 
 tuberosity 250 
 tubman 968 
 tubular 260 
 tubulated 260 
 tubule 260 
 Xvi(i\ifold 258 
 
 dagger 727 
 
 - in locate 184 
 eat 298 
 insert 300 
 
 tucker 225 
 
 tuft collection 72 
 
 rough 256 
 tufted 256 
 tuft-hunter 
 
 servile 886 
 
 selfish 943 
 tuft-hunting 
 
 servility d>?>6 
 
 flattery 933 
 tug «7w/? 273 
 
 j3wZZ 285 
 
 ^;/f<>;-f 686 
 
 - of war 720, 722 
 athletic sport 840 
 
TUI 
 
 TUR 
 
 TUR 
 
 TUR 
 
 tuition 537 
 
 tulip vmnegated 440 
 
 gaudy 882 
 tumble derange 61 
 
 destruction 162 
 
 fall 306 
 
 agitate 315 
 
 fail 732 
 rough and - 59 
 
 - down 
 tottering 66$ 
 
 tumbler ^tes 191 
 
 actoi' 599 
 
 hvffoon 844 
 tumbrel 272 
 tumefaction 194 
 tumid 
 
 expanded 194 
 
 - %^' 577 
 
 (big 192) 
 tumour 
 
 ex2)ansion 194 
 
 prominence 250 
 tumult disoi'der 59 
 
 agitation 315 
 
 7'ero^it 742 
 
 emotion 825 
 tumultuous 
 
 violent 173 
 tumulus 363 
 tun receptacle 191 
 
 fer^d 192 
 
 drunkard 959 
 tunable 413 
 tund 972 
 tune w?mc 415 
 in - 413 
 out of - 
 
 unmusical 414 
 
 imperfect 65 1 
 
 deteHoi-ated 659 
 put in - 
 
 prepare 673 
 
 concord 714 
 to the - of 
 
 quantity 25 
 
 payment 807 
 
 j97*ic<? 812 
 tuneful wjwMc 413 
 
 j??(;efry 597 
 
 - nine 
 "musician 416 
 
 i'^'c^ 597 
 tuneless 414 
 tunic 225 
 tunicle 999 
 tuning-fork 417 
 tunnage 192 
 tunnel concave 252 
 
 opening 260 
 
 passage 627 
 
 tup s/irt^ 366 
 
 wafe 373 
 
 turban 225 
 
 turbary 367 
 
 turbid ojyaque 426 
 foul 653 
 
 turbinated 
 convoluted 248 
 rotation 312 
 
 turbulence 
 violence 173 
 agitation 315 
 excitation 825 
 {disorder 59) 
 
 Turcism 984 
 
 tureen 191 
 
 turf Z«w;4 344 
 <7^'<js« 367 
 /«eZ 388 
 gambling 62 1 
 r«£?f« 720 
 race-course 728 
 amusement 840 
 
 turgid 
 
 expanded 194 
 - «2^^?e 577 
 redundant 641 
 ostentatious 882 
 {exaggerated 549) 
 
 Turk 
 polygamist 903 
 grand - 745 
 ' bear like the - 
 no rival near 
 the throne ' 878 
 
 Turkish bath 386 
 
 turlupinade 842 
 
 turmoil 
 
 confusion 59 
 violence 173 
 agitation 315 
 
 turn s^rt^e 7 
 mm 134 
 period of time 
 
 138 
 cluing e 140 
 tendency 176 
 /(jT-w 240 
 c?wTd 245 
 J^wwf 254 
 ^7'(;ZZ 266 
 deviate 279 
 circuition 3 1 1 
 rotate 312 
 aptitude 698 
 affections 820 
 emotion 821 
 nausea 867 
 by -s pei'iodic 138 
 
 interchange 148 
 come in its - 138 
 each in its - 148 
 meet one at 
 
 every - 641 
 take a favour- 
 able - 658 
 give one a - 
 
 «i<^ 707 
 
 dir«Ye 824 
 do a good - 
 
 good 648 
 
 benevolent 906 
 ill - 907 
 in - order 58 
 
 pei'iodic 138 
 one's luck -s 735 
 serve one's - 644 
 to a - 494 
 take a wrong - 
 732 
 
 - to account 
 use 677 
 profit 77S 
 
 - adrift 
 dispej'se 73 
 eject 297 
 
 - aside change 140 
 deviate 279 
 hinder 706 
 
 - one's attention 
 from 458 
 
 - away eject 297 
 wy^ Z^'oZ; 442 
 avoid 623 
 dismiss 756 
 relinquish 782 
 
 - back 
 Q'eversion 145 
 regression 283 
 
 - one's back upon 
 oppose 708 
 refuse 764 
 disrespect 929 
 contempt 930 
 
 - the brain 503 
 
 - of the cards 156 
 
 - colour 821 
 
 - a corner 
 
 <70 round 311 
 succeed 731 
 
 - the corner 
 change 140 
 iinpj'ove 658 
 
 - a deaf ear to 
 <Z6'fl/*4i9 
 refuse 764 
 
 - down 258 
 
 - of expression 
 566 
 
 ■ the eyes upon 
 441 
 
 . for 698 
 
 • from repent 950 
 
 ■ to good accotmt 
 658 
 
 • one's hand to 625 
 
 ■ the head 
 induce 615 
 excite 824 
 astonish 870 
 vanity 880 
 hate 898 
 
 . on one's heel 
 avoid 623 
 discourtesy 895 
 
 • the house out of 
 window 713 
 
 • in go to bed 683 
 
 ■ inside out 529 
 
 • into 
 
 conversion 144 
 translate 522 
 
 - money 'j<^6 
 
 - ridicule 856 
 
 • of mind 820 
 
 ■ the mind to 457 
 . off 972 
 
 • on the tap 297 
 
 • the other cheek 
 
 725 
 
 • out become 144 
 happen 151 
 exterior 220 
 clothes 225 
 cai'Hage 272 
 eject 297 
 labourer's'' strihe 
 
 719 
 
 - 7vell 731 
 
 - ill 732 
 dismiss 756 
 display 882 
 
 • over \_see behw] 
 
 • a penny 775 
 
 • round 
 inversion 218 
 revolve 311 
 rotate 312 
 recant 607 
 
 - t>we's Zi#Z<? 
 //?^e?' 737 
 
 ■ the scale 
 unequal 28 
 superior' 33 
 change 140 
 reverse 145 
 caw«(? 153 
 counter-evidence 
 induce 615 [468 
 
 637 
 
TUR 
 
 TWE 
 
 TWI 
 
 TYR 
 
 - the stomach 
 unsavoury 395 
 aversion 867 
 
 - the tables 
 contrary 14 
 retaliate 718 
 
 - of the table 156 
 
 - tail go hach 283 
 run away 623 
 cowardice 862 
 
 - the tide 145 
 
 - of the tide 
 reverse 145 
 invert 218 
 
 - topsy turvy 
 derange 61 
 invest 218 
 
 - and turn about 
 interchange 148 
 changeable 149 
 
 - and twist 248 
 
 - under 258 
 
 - up [see below'] 
 
 - upon 
 
 depend upon 154 
 retaliate 718 
 turn over give 784 
 invert 218 
 
 - the leaves 
 peruse 457 
 learn 539 
 
 - in the mind 45 1 
 
 - a new leaf 
 change 140 
 improve 658 
 repent 950 
 
 - to 270 
 
 turn up hap2)eni$i 
 cliance 156 
 visible 446 
 unexpected 508 
 
 - one's eyes 
 wonder 870 
 hypocHsy 988 
 
 - one's nose at 
 aversion 867 
 fastidious 868 
 contempt 930 
 
 turn-coat 607 
 turned of 128 
 turning-point 
 
 cri^i* 8 
 
 e«-<^ 67 
 
 occasion 134 
 
 reversion 145 
 
 c«?«<? 153 
 
 sumtnit 210 
 
 Zmi;f 233 
 turnkey 753 
 turnpike 706 
 638 
 
 - road 627 
 turnscrew 633 
 turnspit 366 
 turnstile 706 
 turpentine and 
 
 beeswax 255 
 Turpin, Dick - 792 
 turpitude 
 
 disgrace 874 
 
 dishonour 940 
 turquoise blue 438 
 
 jewel 847 
 turret 206 
 turret-ship 726 
 turtle savoury 394 
 turtle-doves 897 
 tush silence 403 
 
 taciturn. 585 
 
 trifling 643 
 tusk 253 
 tussle 720 
 tut [see tush] 
 
 censure 932 
 tutelage 
 
 teaching 537 
 
 learning 539 
 
 safety 664 
 
 subjection 749 
 tutelary 5«/ety 664 
 
 - genius 
 auxiliary 711 
 </f;rZ 979 
 
 - god 664 
 
 - saint /y-ie/i^^ 890 
 benefactor 912 
 
 tutor cultivate 375 
 
 ^eac/i 537 
 
 teacher 540 
 tutus, cavendo - 
 
 664 
 tuyere 386 
 twaddle 
 
 absurd 497 
 
 unmeaning 517 
 
 f«^7ii 584 
 twain 89 
 in -44 
 twang j^«5?^e 390 
 
 pungency 392 
 
 sound 402 
 
 stridor 410 
 
 t'o?<7tf 583 
 twattle 
 
 [6Y^^? twaddle] 
 tweak 378 
 
 - the nose 830 
 tweedle touch 379 
 
 music 416 
 tweedledum and 
 tweedledee 415 
 
 twelfth 99 
 twelve 98 
 twenty, &c. 98 
 twice 90 
 twice-told tale 
 
 repeat 104 
 
 Tveary 841 
 twiddle 379 
 twig 51 
 
 hop the - 360 
 twilight 
 
 morning 125 
 
 evening 126 
 
 dusk 422 
 twill crossing 219 
 
 convolution 248 
 
 fold 258 
 twin similar 17 
 
 accompanying 88 
 
 ^?i;t> 89 
 
 duplicate 90 
 twine string 205 
 
 intersect 219 
 
 convohition 248 
 - round JoiM 43 
 
 cio'cumjacence 
 227 
 twinge ^ai« 378 
 
 (mental sufferinq 
 828, 830) 
 twinkle 
 
 instantatieous 113 
 
 %A^ 420 
 
 dimness 422 
 twinkling of an 
 
 eye, in the - 113 
 twins 1 1 
 twire 315 
 twirl convolute 248 
 
 revolve 311 
 
 r<?2^a#e 312 
 twist Jot« 43 
 
 thread 205 
 
 oblique 217 
 
 crossing 219 
 
 distoH 243 
 
 convolution 248 
 
 deviate 279 
 
 Jew<Z 311 
 
 prejudice 481 
 
 insanity 503 
 
 /fl?i?j^ 65 1 
 
 apjjetite 865 
 twit ^Zeri^/e 856 
 
 disrespect 929 
 
 censure 932 
 
 accuse 938 
 twitch j';?//Z 285 
 
 j9aiM 378 
 
 mental - 828 
 
 twitter 
 agitation 315 
 cry 412 
 
 music 416 
 emotion 821 
 excitement 824 
 'twixt 228 
 two 89 
 kill - birds with 
 one stone 682 
 ' make - bites of a 
 cherry 
 ci?'cuitous 629 
 '«o2^ m^ 956 
 
 - dozen 98 
 
 - meanings 520 
 in - places at once 
 
 471 
 game at which - 
 can play 718 
 
 - score 98 
 fall between - 
 
 stools 732 
 
 - strings to one's 
 bow 632 
 
 - or three 100 
 
 - of a trade 708 
 unable to put - 
 
 words together 
 
 583 
 two-edged 253 
 twofold 90 
 twopenny-half- 
 penny 643 
 two-sided 90 
 tycoon 745 
 
 tyg 191 
 
 tyke 876 
 
 tymhal 417 
 
 tympanum 418 
 
 tympany 194 
 
 type essential $ 
 similai'ity 17 
 pattern 22 
 class 75 
 fm'm, 240 
 prediction 51 1 
 metaphor 521 
 indication 550 
 letter 561 
 printing 591 
 
 typhoon wind 349 
 (violent 173) 
 
 typical special 79 
 conformable 82 
 metaphorical 521 
 significant 550 
 
 typify 511 
 
 typography 591 
 
 tyranny 739 . 
 
TYR 
 
 UNA 
 
 UNA 
 
 UNA 
 
 tyrant severe 739 
 ruler 745 
 evil-doer 913 
 
 tyro ignoramus 493 
 learner 541 
 
 u 
 
 uberrima fides 484 
 
 uberty 
 
 luxuriance 168 
 {sufficiency 639) 
 
 ubiety 186 
 
 ubiquity 186 
 
 Ucalegon, proxi- 
 mus ardet - 667 
 
 ugb ! 867 
 
 ugliness 846 
 
 ugly 846 
 
 - customer source 
 of danger 667 
 
 evil-doer 913 
 
 iad man 949 
 
 call by - names 
 
 932 
 take an - turn 732 
 
 uhlan 726 
 
 ukase 741 
 
 ulcer disease 655 
 care 830 
 
 y3lQm& judge 967 
 priest 996 
 
 uliginous 352 
 
 ullage 190 
 
 ulster 225 
 
 ulterior 
 
 extraneo^is 57 
 'in time 121 
 - in space 196 
 
 ultima ratio 744 
 
 - regum 722 
 ultima Tbule 196 
 ultimate 67 
 ultimately 
 
 future 121 
 
 latest 133 
 ultimatum 
 
 definite 474 
 
 intention 620 
 
 terms 770 
 ultimo 122 
 ultra great 31 
 
 superior 33 
 ne plus - 729 
 
 - crepidam 47 1 
 ultramarine 438 
 ultramontane 
 
 forc\gn 57 
 distant 196 
 heterodox 984 
 
 cliurch 995 
 ultramundane 196 
 ululation 412 
 Ulysses 702 
 umbilicus 222 
 umbra 421 
 magni nominis - 
 
 659 
 umbrage shade 424 
 
 hatred 898 
 take - aJiger 900 
 umbrageous 421 
 umbrella 
 
 covering 223 
 
 shade 424 
 
 protection 666 
 umpire 
 
 judgment 480 
 
 ji'«^/7e 967 
 un^ voce 488 
 unabashed hold 861 
 
 ffli/i 880 
 
 insolent 885 
 unabated 31 
 unable 158 
 - to say ' No ' 
 605 
 unacceptable 830 
 unaccommodating 
 
 disagreeing 24 
 
 disagreeable 830 
 
 discourteo^is 895 
 
 s«Z% 90 1 » 
 unaccompanied 87 
 unaccomplished 
 
 730 
 unaccountable 
 exceptional 83 
 unintelligible 519 
 irresponsible 
 
 927^^ 
 arbitrary 964 
 {ivondcrful 870) 
 unaccustomed 
 unusual 83 
 unused 614 
 unskilful 699 
 unachievable 471 
 unacknowledged 
 ignored 489 
 unrequited 917 
 unacquainted 491 
 unacquired 777^ 
 unactuated (616) 
 unadmonished 665 
 unadorned .s^fc 576 
 simple 849 
 beauty - 845 
 unadulterated 
 simple 42 
 
 genuine 494 
 
 (/70<;<;? 648) 
 unadventurous 864 
 unadvisable 647 
 unadvised 
 
 dangerous 665 
 
 unskilful 699 
 unaifected 
 
 genuine 494 
 
 sincere 543 
 
 - 5;fiyZ6' 578 
 
 obstinate 606 
 
 aHless 703 
 
 insensible 823 
 
 simjile 849 
 
 fa^i^c 850 
 
 {physically cal- 
 lous 376) 
 unafflicted 831 
 unaided ^rea/? 160 
 
 {unsuppoited 
 706) 
 unalarmed 861 
 unalienable 924 
 unallayed 159 
 unallied 10 
 unallowable 923 
 unallowed 925 
 unalloyed 42 
 
 - happiness 827 
 
 - truth 494 
 unalluring 866 
 unalterable 150 
 unaltered 
 
 identical 13 
 
 6-^aJZ(? 150 
 
 {unchanged 141) 
 unamazed 871 
 unambiguous 518 
 unambitious 866 
 unamiable 907 
 unanimated 823 
 unanimity 
 
 assent 488 
 
 accord 714 
 unannexed 44 
 unanswerable 
 
 demonstrative 
 478 
 
 irresponsible 
 <)2'ja 
 
 arbitrary 964 
 
 {certain 474) 
 unanswered 478 
 unanticipated 508 
 unappalled 86 1 
 unapparent 
 
 latent 526 
 
 {invisible 447) 
 unappeasable 173 
 
 unapplied 678 
 
 unapprehended 491 
 
 unapprehensive 86 1 
 
 unapprized 491 
 
 unapproachable 
 great 3 1 
 infinite 105 
 distant 196 
 
 unapproached 
 supeHoo' 33 
 
 unappro^jriated 782 
 
 unapproved 932 
 
 unapt 
 
 incongruous 24 
 impotent 158 
 unskilful 699 
 {inexpedient 
 647) 
 
 unarmed 158 
 
 unarranged 
 disorder 59 
 unprepared 674 
 
 unarrayed 849 
 
 unascertained 
 uncertain 475 
 ignorant 491 
 
 unasked 
 
 voluntary 602 
 ;<<?^ ^^Z-c^^ 766 
 
 unaspiring 
 indifferent 866 
 modest 881 
 
 unassailable 664 
 
 unassailed 748 
 
 unassembled 73 
 
 unassisted 
 we«^ 160 
 unaided 706 
 
 - eye 441 
 unassociated 44 
 unassuming 881 
 unatoned 951 
 unattached 44 
 unattackable 664 
 unattainable 471 
 unattained 732 
 unattempted 623 
 unattended 87 
 
 - to 460 
 unattested 
 
 not evidence 468 
 {unrecorded 552) 
 unattracted 
 indifferent 866, 
 (616) 
 unattractive 866 
 unauthenticated 
 improved 468 
 uncertain 475 
 error 495 
 639 
 
UNA 
 
 unauthoritative 
 
 unceHain 475 
 unauthorized 
 
 jyroMbited 761 
 
 undue 925 
 
 lawless 964 
 unavailing 
 
 useless 645 
 
 faihwe 732 
 unavenged 918 
 unavoidable 
 
 certain 474 
 
 necessary 601 
 unavowed 489 
 unawakened 683 
 unaware 
 
 ignorant 491 
 
 unexpecting 508 
 unawed 861 
 unbalanced 28 
 unbar 750 
 unbearable 830 
 unbeaten 123 
 unbeauteous 846 
 unbecoming 
 
 incongruous 24 
 
 disreputable 874 
 
 undue 925 
 
 dislionourahle 940 
 
 - a gentleman 895 
 unbefitting 24, 
 
 925, 940 
 
 [^see unbecoming] 
 unbefriended (706) 
 anbegotten 2 
 unbeguile 
 
 inform 527 
 
 disclose 529 
 unbegun 67 
 
 unprepared 674 
 unbeheld(447) 
 unbelief 485 
 
 ir7'eligion 689 
 
 {incredulity 487) 
 unbeloved 898 
 unbend 
 
 straigliteyi 246 
 
 repose 687 
 
 - the mind 452 
 unbending 
 
 Zia?'^ 323 
 
 {resolute 604) 
 tinbenevolent 907 
 unbenign 907 
 unbeseeming 
 
 vAilgar 85 1 
 
 dislionourahle 940 
 unbesought 
 
 wo^ «5/i 766 
 
 (^spontaneous 602) 
 640 
 
 UNB 
 
 unbestowed (785) 
 unbetrayed 939 
 unbewailed 932 
 unbiassed 
 7vise 498 
 free 748 
 
 (sponta7ieou8 602) 
 unbidden 
 ivilful 600 
 disobedient 742 
 unbigoted 498 
 unbind detach 44 
 
 release 750 
 unblamable 946 
 unblamed 946 
 unblemished 
 2)crfect 650 
 innocent 946 
 unblenching 861 
 unblended 42 
 unblest 
 
 unfort\inate 735 
 %tf^ approved 932 
 - with 777dj 
 unblown 674 
 unblushing 
 proud 878 
 vaui 880 
 imprudent 885 
 unboastful 881 
 unbodied 317 
 unboiled 674 
 unbolt 
 
 liberate 750 
 {unfasten 44) 
 unbookish 491 
 unborn 
 
 %o^ existing 2 
 destined 152 
 {future 121) 
 unborrowed 787, 
 
 788 
 unbosom oneself 
 
 529 
 unbought 
 
 wo;( bought 796 
 
 lionorary 815 
 
 Iwiiourable 939 
 
 unselfish 942 
 unbound 
 
 /r6;e 748 
 
 exempt 927a 
 unbounded 
 
 infinite 105 
 
 C^rm^ 31) 
 
 {large 192) 
 
 {space 180) 
 unbrace 
 
 Tveahen 160 
 
 re^aa? 655 
 
 UNO 
 
 unbreathed 526 
 unbred 895 
 unbribed 
 
 lionourable 939 
 
 disinterested 942 
 unbridled 
 
 violent 173 
 
 Z«a7 738 
 
 /rdc 748 
 unbroken 
 
 continuous 69 
 
 unviolated 939 
 unbruised 50 
 unbuckle 44 
 unburden 
 
 - one's mind 529 
 unburdened 705 
 unburied 362 
 unbusied 683 
 unbuttoned 748 
 uncalculating 863 
 uncalled for 
 
 redundant 641 
 
 useless 645 
 
 K/>2^ ?^?e<^ 678 
 uncandid 
 
 insincere 544 
 
 morose 907 
 uncanny 
 
 ■j/z/Zy 846 
 
 demoniacal g?>o 
 uncanonical 984 
 uncared for 
 
 neglected 460 
 
 indifference 866 
 
 disliked 867 
 
 /iafd^^ 898 
 uncase (226) 
 uncaught 748 
 uncaused 156 
 unceasing 112 
 uncensured 93 1 
 unceremonious 
 
 vain 880 
 
 discourteous 895 
 uncertain 
 
 irregular 139 
 
 wo;f ceHain 475 
 
 <Z^wJf/?^Z485 
 in an - degree 32 
 uncertainty 475 
 unchain 
 
 unfasten 44 
 
 liberate 750 
 unchained 
 
 /r^tf 748 
 unchallenged 
 
 assent 488 
 
 <^W(? 924 
 
 UNU 
 
 unchangeable 
 #fl^JZ<? 150 
 perseveHng 604a 
 unchanged 141 
 uncharitable 907 
 unchartered 
 undue 925 
 illegal 964 
 unchaste 961 
 unchastised 970 
 unchecked 748 
 uncheerful 837 
 unchequered 141 
 unchivalric 940 
 unchristian 
 heterodox 984 
 ir7'eligious 989 
 uncial 590 
 uncinated 244 
 uncircumscribed 
 
 180 
 uncircumspect 460 
 uncivil vulgar 851 
 
 rude 895 
 uncivilized low 876 
 
 nncourteous 895 
 unclaimed 748 
 unclassed (59) 
 unclassical 85 1 
 unclassified (59) 
 uncle kin 1 1 
 my-'s 
 
 ptawnshop 787 
 unclean 653 
 
 - spirit 978, 980 
 uncleanness 653 
 undipped 50 
 unclog 
 facilitate 705 
 liberate 750 
 unclose open 260 
 
 liberate 750 
 unclothe (226) 
 unclouded 
 ligJit 420 
 visible 446 
 {joT/ful 827) 
 unclubbable 893 
 unclutch 790 
 uncoif 226 
 uncoil evolve 313 
 
 {straigJiten 246) 
 uncollected (73) 
 uncoloured 
 achromatic 429 
 true 494 
 {veracious 543) 
 uncombed 
 <;?wi^y 653 
 vulgar 851 
 
UNO 
 
 uncombined 
 
 simj?le 42 
 
 incoJierent 47 
 uncomeatable 471 
 uncomely 846 
 uncomfortable 
 
 annoyed 828 
 
 annoying 830 
 nncommenced 67 
 uncommendable 
 
 hlamahle 932 
 
 had 945 
 
 guilt 947 
 uncommensurable 
 
 24 
 uncommon 83 
 uncommonly 31 
 uncommunicated 
 
 781 
 uncommunicative 
 
 528 
 uncompact 322 
 uncompassionate 
 
 9i4<^ 
 uncompelled 748 
 uncomplaisant 
 
 (895) 
 uncompleted 
 
 inconqjlcte 53 
 
 unfinished 730 
 
 failure 732 
 uncomplying 
 
 disobedient 742 
 
 refusing 764 
 uncompounded 42 
 uncompressed 
 
 light 320 
 
 rare 322 
 uncompromising 
 
 conformable 82 
 
 severe 739 
 unconcealable 525 
 unconceived 
 
 uncreated 12 
 
 nnintelligidle 519 
 unconcern 
 
 insensible 823 
 
 indifferent 866 
 unconcocted 674 
 uncondemned 970 
 unconditional 
 
 coinplcte 52 
 
 /?'^e 748 
 
 jyermission 760 
 
 consent 762 
 
 release "jGSa 
 unconducive 
 
 175^^ 
 unconfined 748 
 unconfirmed 475 
 641 
 
 UNO 
 
 unconformity 
 
 disagreement 24 
 
 iri'cgularity 83 
 unconfused 
 
 methodical 58 
 
 cZmr 518 
 unconfuted 
 
 demonstrated 478 
 
 ^;*j/<? 494 
 uncongealed 333 
 uncongenial 
 
 disagreeing 24 
 
 insalubrious 657 
 unconnected 
 
 irrelative 10 
 
 discontimunis 70 
 
 illogical if']'] 
 unconquerable 
 
 strong 159 
 
 ^persevering 604a 
 - will 604 
 unconquered 719 
 unconscientious 
 
 940 
 unconscionable 
 
 excessive 31 
 
 unprincipled 945 
 unconscious 
 
 ignorant 491 
 
 insensible 823 
 unconsenting 
 
 umvilling 603 
 
 refusing 764 
 unconsidered 452 
 unconsolable 837 
 unconsolidated 47 
 unconsonant 24 
 unconspicuous 
 
 invisible 447 
 
 (latent 526) 
 unconstitutional 
 
 undue 925 
 
 illegal 964 
 unconstrained 
 
 /?'6^e 748 
 
 unabashed 880 
 
 (wiZZ 600) 
 unconsumed 
 
 remaining 40 
 uncontested 474 
 uncontradicted 488 
 uncontrite 951 
 uncontrollable 
 
 violent 173 
 
 necessity 601 
 
 emotion 825 
 uncontrolled 
 
 yree 748 
 
 excitability 825 
 uncontroverted 48S 
 
 UNO 
 
 unconventional 83 
 unconversant 
 
 ignorant 491 
 unskilled 699 
 
 unconverted 
 dissenting 489 
 irt'cligious 989 
 
 unconvinced 489 
 
 uncooked 674 
 
 uncopied 20 
 
 uncork 750 
 I uncorrupted 
 upright 939 
 (innocent 946) 
 
 uncounted 475 
 
 uncouple (44) 
 
 uncourteous 895 
 
 uncourtly 
 vulgar S$i 
 rude 895 
 
 uncouth 
 
 - «^?^^t' 579 
 
 ?/^/y 846 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 (ridietilous 853) 
 uncover 
 
 denude 226 
 
 ^7;iVi 260 
 
 disclose 529 
 
 J^>?r 894 
 uncreated 2 
 uncritical 931 
 uncropped 50 
 uncrown 756 
 unction 
 
 emotion 821, 824 
 
 divine functions 
 976 
 
 7^acfy 987 
 extreme - 998 
 lay the flattering - 
 to one's soul 
 
 relief 834 
 
 7i<//;e 858 
 unctuous <;27?/ 355 
 flattering 933 
 
 hypocritical 988 
 unctuousness 355 
 uncuUed 
 
 unused 678 
 
 relinquished 782 
 unculpable 946 
 uncultivated 
 
 ignorant 491 
 
 unprepared 674 
 uncurbed 748 
 uncurl 246 
 uncustomary 
 
 exceptional 83 
 
 (desuetude 614) 
 
 UND 
 
 uncut 50 
 
 undamaged (648) 
 
 undamped 340 
 
 undated 
 
 rvithout date 115 
 waving 248 
 
 undaunted 861 
 
 undazzled 49S 
 
 undebauched 
 honourable 939 
 (imiocent 946) 
 
 undecayed (648) 
 
 undeceive 
 inform 527 
 disclose 529 
 
 undeceived 
 knowing 490 
 
 undecided 
 inquiring 461 
 uncertain 475 
 irresolute 605 
 leave - 609^^ 
 
 undecipherable 519 
 
 undecked 849 
 
 undecomposed 42 
 
 undefaced 845 
 
 undefended 725 
 
 undefiled 
 honest 939 
 innocent 946 
 chaste 960 
 
 undefinable 
 uncertain 475 
 unmeaning 517 
 unintelligible 519 
 
 undefined 
 invisible 447 
 U7ice7'tain 475 
 (unintelligible 
 
 519) 
 undeformed 845 
 undemolished 50 
 undemonstrable 
 
 485 
 undemonstrated475 
 undemonstrative 
 
 826 
 undeniable 474 
 undeplored 898 
 undepraved 939 
 undeprived 781 
 under Z^^.s 34 
 
 JeZ^'w 207 
 
 stibject to 749 
 range - 76 
 
 - age 127 
 
 - agent 758 
 
 - breath 405 
 
 - the circum- 
 stances 8 
 
 TT 
 
UXD 
 
 UND 
 
 UND 
 
 UND 
 
 - one's control 
 
 743 
 
 - cover 
 covered 223 
 hidde7i S^S 
 safe 66^ 
 
 - one's eyes 446 
 
 - foot [^see heloTv'] 
 
 - full strength 65 1 
 
 - the head of 9 
 
 - lock and key 664 
 
 - the mark 34 
 
 - press of 744 
 
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 deep 208 
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 promise 768 
 
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 enterprise 676 
 
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 compact 769 
 
 ijisurance 771 
 underwriter 758 
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 inqidre 461 
 
 discover 480a 
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 demon 980 
 
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 uneasy 828 
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 ignorant 491 
 
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 unenlightened 
 
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 foolish 499 
 
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 unentertaining 843 
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 unessential 643 
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 abundant 639 
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 narrow 203 
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 inexpectation 508 
 
 (Tvonderful 870) 
 unexpensive 815 
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 unintelligihle 519 
 
 latent 626 
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 ignorant 491 
 
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 unfaithful 940 
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 unconfoi'mable 83 
 
 vulgar 851 
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 formless 241 
 
 unmr ought 674 
 unfasten 44 
 unfathomable 
 
 infinite 105 
 
 ^t'^j!^ 208 
 
 mysterious 519 
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 hindrance 706 
 
 obstructive 708 
 - chance 473 
 unfeared 861 
 unfeasible 47 1 
 unfed deficient 640 
 
 fasting 956 
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 physically - 376 
 
 morally - 823 
 unfeigned 543 
 unfelt 823 
 unfeminine 
 
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 vulgar 851 
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 release 750 
 
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 unfettered /re<? 748 
 
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 incomplete 53 
 
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 inappropriate 24 
 
 impotence 158 
 
 inexpedieyit 647 
 
 unskilful 699 
 
 W7'ong 923 
 
 undue 925 
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 not prepared 674 
 
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 (irresolute 605) 
 unflagging 
 
 persevering 60412 
 
 (active 682) 
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 ifrt^^ 494 
 
 artless 703 
 
 (sincere 543) 
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 young 129 
 
 unprepared^yl /^ 
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 jjersevering 604a 
 
 J7'at."<? 861 
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 straighten 246 
 
 evolve 313 
 
 interpret 522 
 
 disclose 529 
 
 - a tale 594 
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 unforced 
 
 willing 602 
 /;-ee 748 
 
 unforeseen 
 
 unexpected 508 
 {wonderful 870) 
 
 unforfeited 781 
 
 unforgiving 919 
 
 unforgotten 505 
 
 unformed 
 shapeless 241 
 unshuped 674 
 
 unfortified 
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 jmmerless 158 
 
 unfortunate 
 ill-timed 135 
 failure 732 
 adversity 735 
 unliappy 82S 
 
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 (falsehood 544) 
 
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 unfrequented 893 
 
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 secluded 893 
 
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 Aos^?7e 889 
 malevoltnt 907 
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 punish 972 
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 undue 925 
 unfurl unfold 313 
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 signal 550 
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 unprepared 674 
 angainly «^Zy 846 
 
 rM<:?e 895 
 ungallant 895 
 ungarnished 849 
 ungathered 678 
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 stingy 819 
 
 selfish 943 
 ungenial 657 
 ungenteel 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 rude 895 
 ungentle 
 
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 r?^(^6^ 895 
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 vulgar 851 
 
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 dishonourable g^-O 
 ungifted 499 
 unglorified 874 
 unglue 
 
 incoherence 47 
 
 (disjoin 44) 
 ungodly 989 
 ungovernable 
 
 violent 173 
 
 disobedient 742 
 
 passionate 825 
 ungoverned 748 
 ungraceful 
 
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 7/^Zy 846 
 
 vuhjar 851 
 ungracious 
 
 uncivil 895 
 
 unfriendly 907 
 ungrammatical 568 
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 ungrateful 917 
 ungratified 
 
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 unsubstantial 4 
 erroneous 495 
 
 ungrudging 816 
 
 unguarded 
 neglected 460 
 spontaneous 612 
 unprepared 674 
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 perfect 650 
 
 unguent 356 
 
 unguibus et rostro 
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 unguided 
 ignorant 491 
 impulsive 612 
 unsMUed 699 
 
 unguilty 946 
 
 unhabitable 187 
 
 unhabituated 614 
 
 unhackneyed 614 
 
 unhallowed 
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 iri'eligious 989 
 
 unhand 750 
 
 unhandseled 123 
 
 unhandsome 940 
 
 unhandy 699 
 
 unhappy 
 
 adversity 735 
 j9ai/i 828 
 dejected 837 
 make - 830 
 
 unharboured 185 
 
 unhardened 
 tender 914 
 innocent 946 
 penitent 950 
 
 unharmonious 
 incongruous 24 
 unmusical 414 
 
 unharness 
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 unhatched 674 
 
 unhazarded 664 
 
 unhealthy iZZ 655 
 unwholesome 657 
 
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 exceptional 83 
 improbable 473 
 ignorant 491 
 wonderful 870 
 
 unheed, -ed 460 
 
 unheeding 458 
 
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 JcZiV/ 484 
 
 resolved 604 
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 formless 241 
 
 unprepared 674 
 unhindered 748 
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 mahe ponerless 
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 impotent 158 
 
 insane 503 
 
 failure ']'i;2. 
 unholy 989 
 unhonoured 874 
 unhook (44) 
 unhoped 508 
 unhorsed 732 
 unhostile 888 
 unhouse 297 
 unhoused 185 
 unhurt 670 
 unicorn 
 
 monster 83 
 
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 {l)rodigy 872) 
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 one 87 
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 orderly 58 
 
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 unimpressible 823 
 unimproved 659 
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 exempt 927^ 
 uninduced 616 
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 uninfectious 656 
 uninfiammable 385 
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 ignorant 49 1 
 
 unskilful 699 
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 perfect 650 
 
 healthy 654 
 
 pfreserved 670 
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 uninstructed 491 
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 imbecile 499 
 unintelligent 499 
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 <'ZmZZ 843 
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 unintroduced 893 
 
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 uninvestigated 491 
 
 uninvited 893 
 
 uninviting 830 
 
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 concord 714 
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 union-pipes 417 
 
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 original 20 
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 unirritating 174 
 
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 melody 413 
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 assemble 72 
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 converge 290 
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 impious 988 
 unjustifiable 
 
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 inexcusable 938 
 
 wicked 945 
 unjustified 923 
 
 undue 925 
 unkempt 
 
 unclean 653 
 
 vulgar 851 
 unkennel <^Vc2^ 297 
 
 disclose 529 
 unkind 907 
 
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 unknightly 940 
 unknit (44) 
 unknowable 519 
 unknowing 491 
 unknown 
 
 ignorant 491 
 
 Za^<?«if 526 
 
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 inglorious 874 
 low-born 876 
 
 - quantities 491 
 unlaboured 
 
 - •»^y^<? 578 
 
 unprejjared 674 
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 unlade 297 
 unladylike 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
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 unlamented 
 
 hated 898 
 
 disapproved 932 
 unlatch 44 
 unlawful 
 
 undue 925 
 
 illegal 964 
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 unlicensed 761 
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 unprepared 674 
 vulgar 851 
 clownish 876 
 
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 unmannerly 895 
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 unlikely 473 
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 //•t?6' 748 
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 dull 843 
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 liberate 750 
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 unlovely 846 
 unlucky 
 
 inopportune 135 
 
 Z»«r/ 649 
 
 unfoHunate 735 
 
 ■iw j!;«i/i 830 
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 unmanageable 
 
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 cowardly 862 
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 unmannerly 895 
 unmarked 460 
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 unmeant 517 
 
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 abundant 639 
 
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 unmellowed 674 
 
 unmelodious 414 
 
 unmelted 321 
 
 unmentionable 874 
 
 unmentioned (526) 
 
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 unmissed 460 
 
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 unmodified (141) 
 
 unmolested sf//i? 664 
 
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 unmoneyed 804 
 
 unmourned 898 
 
 unmoved 
 
 quiescent 265 
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 unmuzzled 748 
 
 unnamed 565 
 
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 nealt 160 
 
 dejected 837 
 unnoted 1 
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 ignoble 874 
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 unobnoxious 64S 
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 unobserved 460 
 unobstructed 
 
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 free 749 
 
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 tnobtained 777a; 
 unobtrusive 88 1 
 unoccupied 
 
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 <?oi%^ nothing 68 1 
 
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 - matter 358 
 anornamental 846 
 unornamented 
 
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 simple 849 
 unorthodox 984 
 unostentatious 881 
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 unowned 782 
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 warfare 722 
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 honorary 815 
 unpalatable 
 
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 disagreeable 830 
 
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 perfect 650 
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 exceptional 83 
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 cui'sing 908 
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 unpassionate 826 
 unpatriotic 911 
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 unpeople 
 
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 banishment 893 
 
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 unknown 491 
 
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 unperformed 730 
 unperjured 
 
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 honourahle 939 
 unperplexed 498 
 unpersuadable 
 
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 unpersuaded 616 
 unperturbed 826 
 unphilosophical 499 
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 unpleasing 830 
 
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 unprepared, 674 
 unprepared 674 
 unprepossessed 498 
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 unpresentable 851 
 unpretending 881 
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 unprincipled 945 
 unprivileged 925 
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 unproclaimed 526 
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 unproductiveness 
 
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 unproficiency 699 
 unprofitable 
 
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 unpropitious 
 
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 opposed 708 
 
 hopeless 859 
 
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 unprosperous 735 
 unprotected 665 
 unproved 477 
 unprovided 
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 unprepared 674. 
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 unpublished 526 
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 untimely 135 
 irregular 139 
 unpunished 970 
 unpurchased 796 
 unpurified 653 
 unpurposed 621 
 unpursued 624 
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 unprepared 674 
 inexpert 699 
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 desire 865 
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 violence 173 
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 unready 674 
 
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 foolish 499 
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 unrecognizable 146 
 nnreconciled 713 
 unrecorded 552 
 unrecounted 55 
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 unrefined 851 
 unreflecting 458 
 unreformed 951 
 unrefreshed 688 
 unrefuted 
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 true 494 
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 neglected 460 
 unrespectcd 929 
 unregenerate 988 
 unregistered 552 
 unreined 748 
 unrelated 10 
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 {;malevole7it 907) 
 unreliable 475 
 unrelieved 835 
 unremarked 460 
 unremembered 506 
 unremitting 
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 continuing no 
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 unremoved 184 
 unremunerated 808 
 unrenewed 141 
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 unrepealed 141 
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 unrepentant 951 
 unrepining 831 
 unreplenished 640 
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 unrepressed 173 
 unreproached 946 
 unreproved 946 
 unrequited 
 owing 806 
 ingratitude 917 
 unresented 
 forgiven 918 
 
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 unreserved 
 
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 veracious 543 
 
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 unresolved 605 
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 unrestrained 
 
 unencumbered 705 
 
 free 748 
 unrestricted 
 
 undiminished 31 
 free 748 
 unretracted 535 
 unrevealed (528) 
 unrevenged 918 
 unreversed 143 
 unrevoked 143 
 unrewarded 
 
 unpaid 806 
 
 ingratitude 917 
 unrhymed 598 
 unriddle 
 
 find out 480a 
 
 disclose 529 
 
 {interpret 522) 
 unrig 645 
 unrighteous 945 
 unrip 260 
 unripe 674 
 unrivalled 
 
 supreme 33 
 
 {good 648) 
 unrivet (44) 
 unrobe (226) 
 unroll evolve 313 
 
 display 525 
 
 {unravel 47) 
 
 {straighten 246) 
 unromantic 494 
 unroof (226) 
 unroot 
 
 extract 301 
 
 {destroy 162) 
 unruffled calm 174 
 
 quiet 265 
 
 unaffected 823 
 
 plaeid 826 
 
 {in order 58) 
 unruly violent 173 
 
 obstinate 606 
 
 disobedient 742 
 
 unsaddle 756 
 
 unsafe 665 
 
 unsaid 526 
 
 unsaleable, 
 useless 64V, 
 selling 796 
 (?7<^<r/; 815 
 
 unsaluted 929 
 
 unsanctified 
 impiety 988 
 irreligion 989 
 
 unsanctioned 925 
 
 unsated 865 
 
 unsatisfactory 
 inexpedient 647 
 Z'fl^^ 649 
 displeasing 830 
 discontent 832 
 
 unsatisfied 
 
 discontented 832 
 desirous 865 
 
 unsavouriness 395 
 
 unsay recant 607 
 {negatimi 536) 
 
 unaoanned 460 
 
 unscathed 654 
 
 unscattered (72) 
 
 unschooled 
 ignorant 491 
 {unshilful 699) 
 
 unscientific 
 illogical ^^'j 
 {e7i'oneous 495) 
 
 unsecured 653 
 
 unscreened (665) 
 
 unscrew (44) 
 
 unscriptural 984 
 
 unscrupulous 940 
 
 unseal 529 
 
 unsearched 460 
 
 unseasonable 
 inapjjrojiriate 24 
 ill-timed 135 
 {inexpedient 
 
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 unseasoned 
 
 unaccustomed 
 614 
 
 unprepared 674 
 unseat 756 
 unseconded 
 
 {unassisted 706) 
 unseemly 
 
 inexpedient 647 
 
 ?/^Zy 846 
 
 vulgar 851 
 
 undue gi^ 
 
 vicious 945 
 unseen 
 
 invisible 447 
 
 neglected 460 
 Z^z'^z/if 526 
 unseldom 136 
 unselfish 942 
 unseparated 46 
 unserviceable 645 
 unsettle derange 61 
 unsettled 
 mutable 149 
 displaced i?>^ 
 u?icertai/i 475 
 
 - in one's mind 
 
 503 
 unsevered 50 
 unsex 146 
 unshackle(«;<^ig44) 
 
 (liberate 750) 
 unshackled 
 
 (./>w 748) 
 unshaded 
 
 manifest 525 
 unshaken 
 
 strong 159 
 
 {resolute 604) 
 
 - belief 484 
 unshapely 846 
 unshapen 
 
 amorpJiom 241 
 
 (?/*7Zy 846) 
 unshared 777 
 unsheathe 
 
 {^uncover 266) 
 
 - the sword 
 ?r«r 722 
 
 unsheltered (655) 
 
 unshielded 665 
 
 unshifting 143 
 
 unship 297 
 
 unshocked 823 
 
 unshorn 50 
 
 unshortened 200 
 
 unshrinking 
 determined 604 
 courageoxLS 861 
 
 unsifted 460 
 
 unsightly 846 
 
 unsinged 670 
 
 unskilfulness 699 
 
 unslaked 865 
 
 unsleeping 
 persevering 604a 
 active 682 
 
 unsmooth 256 
 
 unsociable 893 
 
 unsocial 893 
 
 unsoiled 652 
 
 unsold 777 
 
 unsolder 
 {disjoin 44) 
 {incohei'oice 47) 
 647 
 
UNS 
 
 nnsoldierlike 862 
 nnsolicitous 866 
 unsolved 526 
 unsophisticated 
 shnple 42 
 genuine 494 
 artless 703 
 {good 648) 
 unsorted 59 
 unsought 
 avoided 623 
 unrequested 766 
 unsound 
 illogical ^'j'j 
 erroneous 495 
 deceptive 545 
 imperfect 651 
 {unhealthy 655) 
 - mind 503 
 unsown 674 
 unsparing 
 abundant 639 
 «et7<?r(3 739 
 liberal 816 
 with an - hand 
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 unspeakahle 
 great 31 
 wonderful 870 
 unspecified 78 
 unspent 678 
 unspied 526 
 unspiritual 316 
 unspoiled 
 
 {good 648) 
 unspoken (581) 
 unspotted 
 clean 652 
 beautiful 845 
 innocent 946 
 unstable 
 
 changeable 149 
 precarious 665 
 - equilibrium 149 
 unstaid 149 
 unstained 
 cZtffl/i 652 
 honourable 939 
 unstatesmanlike 
 
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 unsteadfast 605 
 unsteady 
 mutable 149 
 irresolute 605 
 i?i danger 665 
 (/c7.;Zc 607) 
 unstinted 639 
 unstirred 823, 826 
 unstopped 
 continuing 143 
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 UNS 
 
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 unstored 640 
 unstrained 
 
 turbid 653 
 
 relaxed 687 
 
 - meaning 516 
 
 unstrengthened 
 
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 unstruck 823 
 unstrung 160 
 unstudied 460 
 unsuhject 748 
 unsubmissive 742 
 unsuhservient 
 
 useless 645 
 
 inexpcdAent 647 
 unsubstantial 4 
 
 tvealt 160 
 
 ?'«rf? 322 
 
 erroneous 495 
 
 imaginary 515 
 unsubstantiality 4 
 unsuccessful 732 
 unsuccessive 70 
 unsuitable 
 
 incongruous 24 
 
 {inexpedient 647) 
 - time 135 
 unsullied ^/(^'^w 652 
 
 honourable 939 
 
 {guiltless 946) 
 unsung 526 
 unsupplied 640 
 unsupported 
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 * {unassisted 706) 
 '- by evidence 468 
 unsuppressed 141 
 unsurmountable 
 
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 unsurpassed 33 
 unsusceptible 823 
 unsuspected 
 
 belief 484 
 
 latent 526 
 unsuspecting 
 
 hopeful 858 
 unsuspicious 
 
 belief 484 
 
 /i(^7;<? 858 
 unsustainable 
 
 erroneous 495 
 unsustained 
 
 {weak 160) 
 
 {unassisted 706) 
 unswayed (616) 
 unsweet 395 
 unswept 653 
 unswerving 
 
 straight 246 
 
 L'NT 
 
 direct 278 
 2)er severing 604^^ 
 unsymmetrical 
 irregular 59 
 distorted, 243 
 unsystematic 59 
 untack (44) 
 untainted 7>?wv 652 
 healthy 654 
 honourable 939 
 untalked of 526 
 untamed r?(^/tf 851 
 
 ferocious 907 
 untangled (58) 
 untarnished 
 hommrnMe 939 
 {innocent 946) 
 untasted 391 
 untaught 
 ignorant 49 1 
 untrained 674 
 untaxed 815 
 unteach 538 
 unteachable 
 foolish 499 
 unsMlful 699 
 untempted (616) 
 untenable 
 ])owei'less 158 
 illogical 4^7 
 undefended 725 
 untenanted 187 
 unthanked 917 
 unthankful 917 
 unthawed 
 s^>Z?VZ 321 
 (?«Z<'Z 383 
 unthinking 
 
 unconsidered 452 
 involuntary 601 
 unthought oJF 
 unconsidered 452 
 ncgleded 460 
 unthreatened 664 
 unthrifty 
 
 unprepared 674 
 prodigal 818 
 unthrone 756 
 untidy 
 
 ^/i disorder 59 
 slovenly 653 
 untie libei'ate 750 
 (Zrw.9/? 44) 
 
 - the knot 705 
 until 106, (108) 
 
 - now 118 
 untilled 674 
 untimely 135 
 
 - end 360 
 untinged simple 42 
 
 UNT 
 
 {uncoloured 429) 
 untired 689 
 untiring 604a 
 untitled 876 
 untold 
 countless 105 
 unceHain 475 
 Z«f6';i^ 526 
 «d(77vf 528 
 untouched 
 disused 678 
 insensible 823 
 untoward 
 ill-timea 
 bad 649 
 iinjyrospei'ous 735 
 unpleasa7it 830 
 untraced 526 
 untracked 526 
 untractable 
 obstinate 606 
 unshilful 699 
 untrained 
 
 unaccusto7ned6i/\. 
 unprepared 674 
 unshilled 699 
 untrammelled 
 c«.^?/ 705 
 /;r6' 748 
 untranslatable 523 
 untranslated 523 
 untravelled 265 
 untreasured 640 
 untried W(97y 123 
 
 ;^<?^ decided 461 
 untrimmed 
 
 unprepared 674 
 simple 849 
 untrodden wt-w 123 
 impei'i'ious 261 
 «<>^ w.<f^rZ 678 
 untroubled 
 c«Zw 174 
 peaceful 721 
 untrue 
 
 erroneous 495 
 unveracious 546 
 untrustworthy 
 unceHain 475 
 erroneous 495 
 danger 665 
 dishonourable 940 
 untruth 646 
 untunable4i4 
 unturned 246 
 untutored 
 ignorant 491 
 unprepared 674 
 aitless 703 
 untwine 313 
 
TINT 
 
 untwist 
 
 evolve 313 
 
 (sejmrate 44, 47) 
 
 (straiffhtcn 246) 
 unused 
 
 nnaoeiistomed 
 614 
 
 un skilful 699 
 unusual 83 
 unusually ve7'i/ 3 1 
 unutterable 
 
 ffreat 31 
 
 wonderful 870 
 unvalued 
 
 unde7'rated 483 
 
 undesired 866 
 
 disliked 898 
 unvanquished 748 
 unvaried 
 
 continuing 143 
 
 - %?^' 575» 576 
 unvarnished 
 
 ^?vi<? 494 
 
 - 5^?/Zc 576 
 simjile 849 
 
 - tale ;f;'i«? 494 
 
 vei'acimis 543 
 unvarying 143 
 unveil disclose 529 
 
 (manifest 525) 
 un ventilated 261 
 unveracious 544 
 unversed 
 
 ignorant 491 
 
 (unsJdlled 699) 
 unvexed 831 
 uuviolated 939 
 unvisited 893 
 unvitiated (648) 
 unwakened 683 
 unwarlike 862 
 unwarmed 383 
 unwarned 
 
 unea.'jjected 508 
 
 danger 665 
 unwarped judg- 
 ment 498 
 unwarrantable 
 
 wrong 923 
 unwarranted 
 
 illogical j\'j'j 
 
 undue 925 
 
 illegal 964 
 unwary 
 
 neglectful 460 
 
 (ra«7<. 863) 
 unwashed 653 
 
 great - 876 
 unwaste (639) 
 unwatchful 460 
 
 UNY 
 
 unwavering 604^^ 
 un weakened 159 
 unwearied 
 
 persevenng 6o^a 
 
 indefatigable 682 
 
 refreshed 6S9 
 unwedded 904 
 unweeded garden 
 
 674 
 unweeting 491 
 unweighed 460 
 unwelcome 
 
 disagreeable 830 
 
 unsocial 893 
 unwell 65 5 
 unwept 83 1 
 unwholesome 657 
 unwieldy lai'ge 192 
 
 heavy 319 
 
 cumhersome 647 
 
 difficult 704 
 
 ugly 846 
 unwilling 
 
 dissent 489 
 unwillingness 603 
 unwind evolve 313 
 
 (straigfiten 246) 
 unwiped 653 
 unwise 499 
 unwished 866 
 unwithered 159 
 unwitnessed (526) 
 unwitting 
 
 igno7'a}it 4gi 
 
 involuntary 601 
 unwittingly 
 
 undesignedly 621 
 unwomanly 373 
 unwonted 
 
 unusual 83 
 
 unaccuMomed 
 614 
 unworldly 939 
 unworn 159 
 unworshipped 929 
 unworthy 
 
 sfiameful 874 
 
 vicious 945 
 
 - of belief 485 
 
 - of notice 643 
 unwrap 246 
 
 un wrinkled 255 
 
 unwritten 
 latent 526 
 obliterated 552 
 sjJohen 582 
 
 un wrought 674 
 
 unyielding 
 tough 323 
 obstinate 606 
 
 upn 
 
 resisting Jig 
 unyoke (44) 
 up 
 aloft 206 
 vertical 212 
 effervescing 353 
 excited 824 
 the game is - 735 
 prices looking - 
 
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 time- III 
 
 - in arms 
 jyrejmred 673 
 active 682 
 ojyposition 708 
 attacft 716 
 resistance 719 
 warfare 722 
 
 - and at them 716 
 
 - and doing 682 
 
 - and down 314 
 
 - on end 212 
 
 - in 698 
 
 - to \see below'\ 
 all - with 
 
 destruction 162 
 failure 732 
 adversity 735 
 up to 
 time 106 
 jwwer 157 
 fmojving 490 
 sfnlful 698 
 brave 861 
 
 - the brim 52 
 
 - one's ears 641 
 
 - one's eyes 641 
 
 - the mark 
 equal 27 
 sufficient 639 
 good 648 
 <^?<^ 924 
 
 - snuff 702 
 
 - this time 
 time 106 
 past 122 
 
 Upas tree 663 
 upbear 
 
 support 215 
 
 raise 307 
 upbraid 932 
 upcast 307 
 upgrow 206 
 upgrowth 
 
 expansion 194 
 
 ascent 305 
 upheave 307 
 uphill 
 
 acclivity 217 
 
 ascent 305 
 
 UPS 
 
 laborions 686 
 
 difficult 704 
 uphoist 307 
 uphold 
 
 contitiue 143 
 
 suppoyi; 215 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 a^<^ 707 
 
 praise 931 
 upholder 711 
 upholstery 633 
 uplands 206 
 uplift 307 
 upon: 
 
 - my honour 535 
 
 - oath 535 
 
 - which 
 after 117 
 
 future 121 
 upper 206 
 
 - classes 875 
 
 - hand 
 influence 175 
 success 731 
 «n-«y 737 
 
 - story 
 summit 210 
 intellect 450 
 wisdom 498 
 
 - ten thousand 
 
 875 
 uppermost 
 summit 210 
 say what comes • 
 612 
 
 - in the mind 
 thought 45 1 
 topic 454 
 attentio7i 457 
 
 -in one's thoughts 
 
 memo?'y 505 
 upraise 307 
 uprear 307 
 upright 
 
 vertical 212 
 
 honest 939 
 uprise 305 
 uprising 742 
 uproar 
 
 disorder 59 
 
 violence 173 
 
 Wtfj5^ 404 
 uproarious 
 
 excitable 825 
 uproot 
 
 extract 301 
 
 {destroy 162) 
 ups and downs of 
 
 life drewf^ 151 
 
 adversity 735 
 649 
 
UPS 
 
 upset destroy 162 
 
 invert 218 
 
 throw down 308 
 
 defeat 731 
 
 excite 824 
 
 disconcert 874 
 upshot result 1 54 
 
 judgment 480 
 
 completion 729 
 
 (e/i^ 67) 
 upside down 218 
 upstairs 206 
 upstart 
 
 prosperous 734 
 
 pleheian 876 
 upturn 210 
 upwards 206 
 
 - of Tiiore 33 
 plurality iod 
 
 Uranology 318 
 urban 189 
 urbane 894 
 urbis conditse, 
 
 anno - 106 
 urchin child 129 
 
 small 193 
 
 wretch 949 
 
 ^«i/; 980 
 urge violence 173 
 
 iw^eZ 276 
 
 incite 615 
 
 hasten 684 
 
 % 765 
 urgent 
 
 reqidred 630 
 important 642 
 7i««f<? 684 
 request 765 
 urn v^jse 191 
 funereal 363 
 Iteater 386 
 cinerary - 363 
 usage custom 613 
 «,se 677 
 (?vife 80) 
 usance 806 
 use 7ia/>i^ 613 
 wfl^^fe 638 
 utility 644 
 employ 677 
 property 783 
 make good - of 
 
 658 
 in -677 
 
 be of - to ft?/? 707 
 benevolence 906 
 
 - one's discretion 
 600 
 
 - one's endeavour 
 
 675 
 650 
 
 UTM 
 
 - a right 924 
 
 - up 677 
 used up 
 
 deteriorated 659 
 
 fatigue 688 
 
 weary 841 
 
 satiated 869 
 used to 613 
 useful 644 
 
 render - 677 
 useless 645 
 user, 
 
 right of - 780 
 usher receive 296 
 
 teacher 540 
 
 servant 746 
 
 couHesy 894 
 
 - in ])recedence 62 
 tegin 66 
 jjrecession 280 
 announce 511 
 
 - into the world 
 
 161 
 usque ad nauseam 
 
 841 
 vaTcpov irpdrepov 
 
 59 
 ustulatlon 384 
 usual 07'dinary 82 
 
 customoA'y 613 
 usufruct 677 
 usurer lender 787 
 
 mercliant 797 
 
 credit 805 
 
 misd?' 819 
 usurious 819 
 usurp assume 739 
 
 sme 789 
 
 illegal 925 
 
 - authority 738 
 usurpation 
 
 insolence 885 
 
 usury 806 
 
 utensil 
 
 recipient 191 
 instriiment 633 
 
 uti possidetis 
 permanence 141 
 possession 777 
 retention 781 
 
 utilitarian 910 
 
 utility 644 
 general - 
 «<?ifor 599 
 
 utilize 677 
 
 utmost 33 
 do one's - 686 
 
 - height 210 
 in one's - need 
 
 735 
 
 VAG 
 
 deserted in one's 
 
 - need 893 
 Utopia 
 
 visionary 515 
 
 Jiopeful 858 
 utricle 191 
 utter extreme 31 
 
 distmhute 73 
 
 disclose 529 
 
 publish 531 
 
 speali 580, 582 
 
 money 8cx) 
 utterly 
 
 completely 52 
 uttermost 31 
 to the - parts of 
 the earth 
 
 sjyace 180 
 
 distance 196 
 uxorious 897 
 
 va sans dire, cela - 
 certain 474 
 manifest 525 
 
 vacant void 4 
 absent 187 
 thoughtless 452 
 unmeaning 517 
 scanty 640 
 
 - hour 685 
 
 - niind/<^ZZy 499 
 vacate displace 185 
 
 absent 187 
 
 depart 293 
 
 resign 757 
 vacation 
 
 o'cpose 687 
 
 (leisure 685) 
 vaccine 366 
 vache 191 
 vacillate 
 
 changeable 149 
 
 undulate 314 
 
 waver 605 
 vacuity 187 
 vacuous 
 
 unsubstantial 4 
 
 absent 187 
 
 {inexistent 2) 
 vacuum 
 
 absence 187 
 vade mecum 
 
 information 527 
 
 schoolbooli ^dfi 
 vae victis ! w»7* 722 
 
 threat 909 
 vagabond 
 
 wanderer 268 
 
 VAL 
 
 Z(>7y person 876 
 ro/7?^ 949 
 
 vagabondage 266 
 
 vagary 
 
 absurdity 497 
 imagination 515 
 w/iiwi 608 
 «w^^i? 840 
 
 vagrant 
 
 cliangeable 149 
 roving 266 
 traveller 268 
 deviating 279 
 
 vague 
 
 uncertain 475 
 unreasoning 477 
 obscure 519 
 - language 571 
 
 - suggestion 514 
 vail ^^«;it^Z 228 
 
 donation 784 
 
 reward 973 
 
 {expenditure 809) 
 vain unreal 2 
 
 unprofitable 645 
 
 unvalued 866 
 
 conceited 880 
 in - failure 732 
 labour in - 
 
 c^w^? ^Aw^ 304 
 
 useless 645 
 
 /aiZ 732 
 
 take a name in - 
 895 
 
 - attempt 732 
 use - efforts 645 
 
 - expectation 509 
 vainglorious 
 
 haughty 878 
 
 ?jai?i 880 
 
 boasting 884 
 vaivode 745 
 valance 231 
 vale 252 
 
 - of 3'ears 128 
 valeat quantum 
 
 467 
 valediction 
 
 ftrZif;?^ 293 
 
 courtesy 894 
 valentine 902 
 valet 746 
 valet - de chambre 
 
 746 
 
 - de place 
 interpreter 524 
 ^?/i<7e 527 
 
 valetudinarian 
 invalid 655 
 salubrity 656 
 
VAL 
 
 Valhalla 981 
 
 valiant 861 
 
 valid corifirmeA 150 
 powerful 157 
 strong 159 
 true 494 
 sufficient 639 
 (influential 179) 
 
 - reasoning 476 
 valise 191 
 valley 252 
 
 - of the shadow of 
 death 360 
 
 vallum 717 
 valoir, se faire - 
 
 884 
 valorem, ad - 812 
 valour 861 
 valuable 
 
 useful 644 
 
 good 648 
 value measure 466 
 
 estimate 480 
 
 impoHance 642 
 
 utility 644 
 
 goodness 648 
 
 jj'i'ice 812 
 
 approbation 931 
 of priceless - 814 
 set a - upon 482 
 
 - received 810 
 valueless 646 
 valve stop 263 
 
 canduit 350 
 safety - safety 664 
 refuge 666 
 escape 671 
 vamp change 140 
 
 - up imjn'ove 658 
 restm'e 660 
 prepare 673 
 
 vampire 
 
 dn7 ^<7e7' 913 
 
 demon 980 
 vampirism 
 
 extm'tion 789 
 
 sorcery 992 
 van beginning 66 
 
 /rwi^ 234 
 
 waggon 272 
 in the - 234 
 
 jyrecession 280 
 van-courier 64 
 Vandal vulgar S$i 
 
 commonalty 876 
 
 eHZ <f(?er 913 
 vandalism 851 
 Vandyke 257 
 Vandyke brown 433 
 vane ')vi7id 349 
 
 VAR 
 
 indication 550 
 
 vanguard 234 
 
 vanish 
 
 U7isubstantial 4 
 transient ill 
 disappear 449 
 (cease to exist 2) 
 
 vanishing s7?wiZZ 32 
 Zij^Ze 193 
 
 vanity useless 645 
 conceit 880 
 
 Vanity Fair 852 
 
 vanquish 731 
 
 vantage ground 
 supejnority 33 
 pmver 157 
 influence 175 
 height 206 
 
 vapid insijnd 39 r 
 
 - %?^ 575 
 
 (unattractive 
 866) 
 vaporization 336 
 vaporous 
 
 (opaque \2(i) 
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 bubbles 353 
 
 /a/<cy 515 
 
 J^w^it 884 
 
 insolence 885 
 - bath 386 
 vapourer 887 
 vapours 
 
 dejection 837 
 variable 
 
 changeable 149 
 
 h'vesolute 605 
 variance 
 
 difference 15 
 
 disagreement 24 
 
 discord 713 
 at - enmity 889 
 at - with 489 
 variation 
 
 difference 15 
 
 diverseness 20a 
 
 number 84 
 
 chance 140 
 
 music 415 
 varied 15 
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 cZa.9.<? 75 
 
 multifoi'mity 81 
 
 exception 83 
 variform 81 
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 7;t«;iy 102 
 
 VEE 
 
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 - times 119 
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 varnish 
 
 overlay 223 
 rm/i 356^^ 
 sophistry 477 
 falsehood 544 
 painting 556 
 decorate 847 
 excuse 937 
 
 vary ^i^,r'r 15 
 dissimilar 18 
 vaHation 20a 
 change 140 
 fluctuate 149 
 
 vascular ceZZs 191 
 7i^Z<?s 260 
 ^;ijyf5 350 
 
 vase 191 
 
 vassal 746 
 
 vassalage 749 
 
 vast ^rf a^ 3 1 
 spacious 180 
 /^7V7e 192 
 
 - learning 490 
 vasty deep 341 
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 Vatican 
 
 churchdoni 995 
 
 temple looo 
 thunders of the ■ 
 
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 vaticination 5 1 1 
 vatum, genus irri- 
 
 tabile - 597 
 vaudeville 599 
 vault cellar 191 
 
 cwrri? 245 
 
 Zmy^* 309 
 
 ;f<;?nJ 363 
 
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 curved 245 
 
 concave 252 
 vaulting 
 
 siiperior 33 
 
 aspiring 865 
 vaunt 884 
 vaurien 949 
 vavasour 
 
 possessor 779 
 
 nobleman 875 
 vection 270 
 Vedas 986 
 vedette 668 
 Vedidad 986 
 veer change 140 
 
 deviate 279 
 
 ^0 &«(?/«; 283 
 
 VEL 
 
 change intention 
 607 
 vegetability 365 
 vegetable 367 
 
 - kingdom 367 
 
 - life 365 
 
 - oil 356 
 
 - Physiology 369 
 vegetarian 953 
 vegetate exist i 
 
 grow 194 
 
 inactive 683 
 
 insensible 823 
 vegetation 365 
 vehemence 
 
 violence 173 
 
 feeling 821 
 
 emotion 825 
 vehement 
 
 - language 574 
 vehicle 
 
 carriage 272 
 
 instmiment 63 1 
 veil covenng 225 
 
 «A«<?tf 424 
 
 conceal 528 
 
 ambush 530 
 draw aside the - 
 
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 take the - 
 seclude 893 
 church 995 
 veiled 
 
 (invisible 447) 
 vein tendency 17 S 
 thin 203 
 thread 205 
 humour 602 
 wiwtf 636 
 affections 820 
 in the - 602 
 not in the - 603 
 veined 440 
 velis et remis 274 
 velitation 720 
 velleity 600 
 vellicate 315 
 vellicating 392 
 vellum 590 
 veloce ?;<««*(? 415 
 velocipede 272 
 velocity 
 
 7'ate of motion 
 
 264 
 swiftness 274 
 angular - 244 
 veluti in speculum 
 
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 velvet smooth 255 
 pile 256 
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VEL 
 
 pleastire 377 
 
 on - easy 705 
 
 venal jpmv 812 
 
 stingy 819 
 
 dishonest 940 
 
 selfish 943 
 venation 622 
 vend 796 
 vendee 795 
 vender 796 
 vendetta 919 
 vendible 796 
 venditation 884 
 vendor 796 
 veneer layer 204 
 
 covering 223 
 venenation 659 
 venerable old 124 
 
 aged 128 
 
 s&ge 500 
 
 respected 928 
 veneration 
 
 respect 928 
 
 piety 987 
 venery Jdlling 361 
 
 hunting 622 
 
 impurity 961 
 venesection 
 
 ejection 297 
 
 remedy 662 
 Tenetian blinds 
 
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 vengeance 919 
 cry to heaven 
 
 for - 923 
 with a - 
 
 greatly 31 
 
 violent 173 
 vengeful 919 
 veni vidi vici 
 
 active 682 
 
 success 731 
 venial 937 
 veniam petimusque 
 
 damusque vicis- 
 
 sim 918 
 ^enienti occurrere 
 
 morbo 673 
 Tenison 394 
 venom hane 663 
 
 malignity 907 
 venomous had 649 
 
 poisonous 657 
 
 7*M^/<? 895 
 
 maleficent 907 
 vent opening 260 
 
 egress 295 
 
 air-pijye 351 
 
 disclose 529 
 
 escape 671 
 652 
 
 VER 
 
 «aZe 796 
 find - egress 295 
 
 passage 302 
 
 jmUish 531 
 
 escape 671 
 give - to 
 
 <?wi;f 297 
 
 disclose 529 
 
 - one's rage 900 
 
 - one's spleen 900 
 venter 191 
 ventiduct 351 
 ventilate 
 
 &<«/7i;i 66 
 «w- 338 
 ?t"i?i<^ 349 
 discuss 595 
 
 - a question 
 inquiry 461 
 reasoning ^'j6 
 
 ventilator 
 
 ?i:f/<<^ 349 
 
 air-pipe 351 
 ventosity 349 
 vent-peg 
 
 stopper 263 
 
 safety 666 
 
 escape 671 
 ventre a terre 274 
 ventricle 191 
 ventriloquism 580 
 venture 
 
 chance 621 
 
 danger 665 
 
 ^ry 675 
 
 courage 861 
 I'll - to say 535 
 venturesome 
 
 Jmre 861 
 
 ra«/i 863 
 venue 183 
 Venus heauty 845 
 
 M^e 897 
 veracity 543 
 verandah. 191 
 verbal 562 
 
 - intercourse 
 speech 582 
 interloc%ttion 588 
 
 - quibble 
 absurdity 497 
 wi?^ 842 
 
 verbatim 
 
 imitation 19 
 
 ea^acf 494 
 
 words 562 
 verbiage 
 
 unmeaning 517 
 
 '^^/^w^^ 573 
 
 {absurdity 497) 
 
 VER 
 
 verbis : 
 
 totidem - 494 
 - ad verbera 720 
 verborum, copia - 
 diffuse 573 
 eloquence 582 
 loquacious 584 
 verbosity 
 
 rZ?;^w*'e 573 
 
 loquacity 584 
 verbum sapienti 
 
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 verdant 
 
 vegetation 367 
 
 /7?-6'<?/i 435 
 verd-antique 435 
 verdict 
 
 opinion 480 
 
 lawsuit 969 
 snatch a - 
 
 cheat 545 
 
 cunning 702 
 verdigris 435 
 verditer 435 
 verdure 
 
 vegetation 367 
 
 /7?*<?<?« 435 
 verecundiam, argu- 
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 shame 874 
 
 honour 939 
 verecundity 
 
 Jiuniility 879 
 
 modesty 881 
 veredical 543 
 Verein 712 
 verge 
 
 tendency 176 
 
 W(9fl:r 197 
 
 ^^//e 231 
 
 Ziw/Y 233 
 
 direction 278 
 verger 996 
 veriest 31. 
 verification 
 
 test 463 
 
 wai'i'ant 771 
 verify 463 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 demonstrate 478 
 
 ^AV2</ y?/,# 480a 
 verily /r?^/// 494 
 
 (^positively 32) 
 verisimilitude 472 
 veritable 494 
 Veritas, nuda - 494 
 verite, palais de - 
 
 703 
 verity 494 
 verjuice 397 
 
 VER 
 
 vermicular 
 
 convoluted 248 
 
 7vorn 366 
 vermiform 248 
 vermilion 434 
 vermin 
 
 animal 366 
 
 unclean 653 
 
 base 876 
 vernacular 
 
 native 188 
 
 i?iternal 221 
 
 language 560 
 
 habitual 613 
 vernal ea^'Zy 123 
 
 sparing 125 
 vernier 
 
 minuteness 193 
 
 - 5^ffi/? 466 
 vero, vitam impen- 
 dere - 
 
 a^rmation 535 
 
 honour 939 
 verrons, nous - 507 
 versatile 
 
 changeable 149 
 
 {irresolute 605) 
 
 (/c7^/e 607) 
 verse division 5 1 
 
 j^oefry 597 
 versed in 
 
 hnowledgf; 490 
 
 (sHZZ 698) 
 versicolour 440 
 versify 597 
 version spedal 79 
 
 interpretation 
 522 
 versus 
 
 towards 278 
 
 against 708 
 vert 435 
 vertex 210 
 verticality 212 
 verticity 312 
 vertigo 
 
 rotation 312 
 
 delirium 503 
 verve 
 
 imagination 515 
 
 vigo7'ous language 
 
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 feeling 821 
 very 31 
 
 - best 648 
 
 - image 554 
 
 - many 102 
 
 - minute 113 
 
 - much 31 
 
 - picture 17 
 
VER 
 
 VIO 
 
 VIE 
 
 VIN 
 
 - small 32 
 
 - thing 
 identity 13 
 agreement 23 
 exact 494 
 
 - true 
 assent 488 
 
 - well 
 content 831 
 
 vesicle cell 191 
 
 covering 223 
 
 globe 249 
 vesicular 
 
 cells 191 
 
 7w>fe« 260 
 vespers 990 
 vespertine 
 
 evening 126 
 vessel 
 
 receptacle 191 
 
 iwie 260 
 
 shi2) 273 
 vest place 184 
 
 fZre^s 225 
 
 - in belong to 777 
 «7ii-e 784 
 
 vesta match 388 
 vestal 960 
 vested /a;<?<^ 150 
 legal 963 
 
 - in located 184 
 
 - interest 
 <7M'd/i 780 
 due 924 
 
 vestibule 
 
 entrance 66 
 
 row/i 191 
 vestige 551 
 vestigia : 
 veteris - flammse 
 
 Tiiemory 505 
 
 Tiabit 613 
 
 - nulla retrorsum 
 progression 282 
 perseverance 604a 
 
 vestment dress 225 
 
 ca7ionicals 999 
 vestry council 696 
 
 churchdom 995 
 
 church 1000 
 vesture 225 
 vesuvian 
 
 maj^f/i 388 
 veteran oZ<^ 130 
 
 adept 700 
 
 TvarHor 726 
 veterinary art 370 
 veteris vestigia 
 flammee 
 
 memory 505 
 
 A«&i;f 613 
 veto 761 
 vetturino 694 
 vex 830 
 vezata qusestio 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 discm'd 713 
 vexation 
 
 ^;ai« 828, 830 
 
 - of spirit 828 
 discontent 832 
 
 vexatious 830 
 vexed question 
 
 difficulty 704 
 
 discord 713 
 vi et armis 
 
 violence 173 
 
 exeHion, 686 
 
 compulsion 744 
 via direetion 278 
 
 wd^y 627 
 via lactea 318 
 viaduct 627 
 vial 191 
 vials : - of hate 898 
 
 - of wrath 900 
 viands 298 
 viaticum 
 
 provisio/i 637 
 rite 998 
 vibrate 314 
 
 - between two 
 extremes 149 
 
 vibratory 
 
 changeable 149 
 vicar deputy 759 
 
 clergym^Ln 996 
 
 - of Bray 
 tergiversation 607 
 servility 886 
 
 vicarage 1000 
 vicariate 995 
 vicarious 
 
 substitute 147 
 vicarship 995 
 vice deputy 759 
 
 holdei' 781 
 
 michedness 945 
 vice versa 
 
 reciprocal I2 
 
 contrary 14 
 
 inter cluing e 148 
 vice-admiral 745 
 Vice-Chancellor 
 
 967 
 -'s Court 966 
 vicegerency 755 
 vicegerent 758, 759 
 vice-president 694 
 vice-regal 759 
 
 viceroy 
 
 governor 745 
 
 deputy 759 
 vicesimal 98 
 vicinage 197 
 vicinity 197 
 vicious 945 
 render - 659 
 - reasoning 477 
 vicissitude 
 
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 (change 140) 
 victim dupe 547 
 
 defeated 732 
 
 snfferer 828 
 victimize Idll 361 
 
 deceive 545 
 
 injure 649 
 
 Ja^e 731 
 
 Victis, V8B - 
 
 mar 722 
 
 threat 909 
 victor 731 
 victoria 
 
 carriage 272 
 victory 731 
 victual provide 637 
 victuals 298 
 videlicet 
 
 specification 79 
 
 namely 522 
 
 {example 82) 
 viduity 905 
 vie ^(>(>rZ 648 
 
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 {oppose 708) 
 
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 view 5?<7/<!? 441 
 appearance 448 
 attend to 457 
 opinion 484 
 landscajje paint- 
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 intention 620 
 bring into - 525 
 come into - 446 
 commanding - 
 
 441 
 in - visible 446 
 intended 420 
 expected 507 
 keep in - 457 
 on - 448 
 present to the - 
 
 448 
 with a - to 620 
 
 - as 484 
 
 - in a new light 
 658 
 
 viewless 447 
 vigesimal 98 
 vigil care 459 
 vigilance care 459 
 
 wisdom 498 
 
 activity 682 
 vigils worship 990 
 vignette 
 
 engraving 558 
 
 embellishment 
 847 
 vigour strength 159 
 
 energy 171 
 
 «fyZe 574 
 
 resolution 604 
 
 health 654 
 
 activity 682 
 viking 792 
 vile valueless 643 
 
 Jd^6? 649 
 
 paxnjul 830 
 
 disgraceful 874 
 
 plebeian 876 
 
 dishonourable 
 940 
 
 vicious 945 
 vilify shame 874 
 
 censure 932 
 
 detract 934 
 
 {disrespiect 929) 
 
 {contempt 930) 
 vilipend 
 
 disrespect 929 
 
 censure 932 
 
 detract 934 
 vilipendency 930 
 villa 189 
 village 189 
 
 - talk 588 
 villager 188 
 villain servant 746 
 
 «d7/ 876 
 rascal 949 
 villanous &a<Z 649 
 wiched 945 
 
 - saltpetre 727 
 villany 940 
 villein [^i'e villain] 
 villenage 
 
 subjection 749 
 tenure 777 
 villi 256 
 villous 256 
 vin : - d'honneur 
 arrival 292 
 courtesy 894 
 not think - ordi- 
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 880 
 vinaigrette 400 
 653 
 
VIN 
 
 VIR 
 
 VIS 
 
 VIZ' 
 
 vincible 
 
 impotent 158 
 {neak 160) 
 
 vincture 43 
 
 vinculo matri- 
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 a -905 
 
 vinculum 45 
 
 - matrimonii 903 
 vindicate 
 
 justify 937 
 
 - a right 924 
 vindication 937 
 vindicator 
 
 revenge gig 
 
 vindictive 
 irascible 901 
 revengeful 919 
 
 vinegar 397 
 
 - aspect 846 
 vineyard 371 
 vingt-un 840 
 vintage 
 
 agrieulture 371 
 
 store 636 
 viol 417 
 violate 
 
 disohey 742 
 
 non-uhservance 
 
 773 
 undue 925 
 dereliction 927 
 ravish 961 
 
 - a law 83 
 
 - the law 964 
 
 - a usage 614 
 violence 173 
 
 arbitrary 964 
 
 do - to bad 649 
 
 non-observance 
 
 773 
 undue 925 
 violent 173 
 excitable 825 
 
 - death death 360 
 hill 361 
 
 in a - degree 31 
 lay - hands on 
 
 789 
 
 violet 437 
 
 violin 417 
 
 violinist 416 
 
 violoncello 417 
 
 viper 
 
 snalte 366 
 bane 663 
 evil-doer 913 
 bad man 949 
 
 virago 901 
 
 virent 435 
 654 
 
 vires acquirit 
 eundo 
 
 increase 35 
 
 energy 171 
 
 velocity 274 
 virescence 435 
 Virgilianae, sortes - 
 
 621 
 virgin new 123 
 
 girl 129 
 
 spinster 904 
 
 jmre 960 
 
 - soil 
 ignorance 491 
 untilled 674 
 
 virginals 417 
 viribus, totis - 686 
 viridity 435 
 virile 
 
 adolescent 131 
 
 strong 159 
 
 ?;^a7^Z^/ 373 
 virtu 850 
 virtual 
 
 inexistent 2 
 
 unsubstantial 5 
 
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 yirtTXQ 2)07ver 157 
 courage 861 
 goodness 944 
 purity 960 
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 instrumentality 
 
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 authority 737 
 make a - of neces- 
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 609a 
 
 ^/iiZ^ 698 
 
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 compromise 774 
 
 Jtfar 826 • 
 virtueless 945 
 virtuoso 850 
 virtuous virtue 944 
 
 puHty 960 
 virulence 
 
 energy 171 
 
 noxiousness 649 
 
 insalubrity 657 
 
 discourtesy 895 
 
 afiger 900 
 
 malevolence 907 
 virum volitare per 
 
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 virus disease 655 
 
 ptoison 663 
 
 vis: - comica 842 
 
 - conservatrix 670 
 
 - inertise 
 power 157 
 inertness 172 
 insensibility 823 
 
 - medicatrix 
 restoration 660 
 remedy 662 
 
 - mortua 157 
 
 - a tergo 284 
 
 - viva 157 
 visa 488 
 visage /w«;f 234 
 
 appearance 448 
 vis-a-vis //w«^ 234 
 
 opposite lyj 
 
 carnage 2.12. 
 viscera 221 
 viscid 352 
 viscount 875 
 viscous 352 
 Vishnu 979 
 visibility 446 
 visible 446 
 
 {intelligihle 518) 
 be - 448 
 become - 448 
 darkness - 421 
 vision sight 441 
 
 phantasm 443 
 
 dream $1^ 
 
 spectre 980 
 organ of - 441 
 visionary 
 
 unsubstantial 4 
 
 impossible 471 
 
 imaginary 515 
 
 heterodox 984 
 
 {untrue 495) 
 visionless 442 
 visit arrival 292 
 
 social 892 
 
 courtesy 894 
 
 - upon 972 
 visitation 
 
 disease 655 
 adversity 735 
 suffeHng 828 
 (cctZ 619) 
 -s of Providence 
 976 
 
 - of the sick 998 
 visiting : 
 
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 on - terms 
 
 fHcndship 888 
 sociality 892 
 visitor director 694 
 friend 890 
 
 I visor 530 
 vista 
 
 convergence 260 
 
 ^^7t^ 441 
 
 appearance 448 
 
 expectation 507 
 visual 441 
 
 - organ 441 
 vitability 359 
 vitae, elixir - 662 
 vital Z*/<9 359 
 
 impm'tant 642 
 vitality 
 
 stability 150 
 
 strength 159 
 
 ^^Z-^' 359 
 vitalize 359 
 vitals 221 
 vitam impendere 
 vero 
 
 affirmation 535 
 
 honour 939 
 vitiate 
 
 deteriorate 659 
 vitiated 
 
 diseased 655 
 vitreous 7<«r^ 323 
 
 transparent 425 
 vitrify 323 
 vituperate 932 
 vituperator 936 
 viva ! //Z^?'// 873 
 
 praise 931 
 vivace music 415 
 vivacious 
 
 aciirt' 682 
 
 sensitive 822 
 
 cliecrful 836 
 vivamus, dum 
 
 vivimus - 840 
 vivandiere 797 
 vivarium 370 
 viva voce 582 
 vive glory be to 873 
 
 on the qui - 824 
 Vivendi causa 359 
 Yivid e?ie7\getic 171 
 
 sensibility 375 
 
 light 420 
 
 colour 428 
 
 {powei'ful 157) 
 vivify strength 159 
 
 ^i/>^' 359 
 vivisection 
 
 j:^ain 378 
 
 cruelty 907 
 vixen /<^^; 366 
 
 female 374 
 
 shrew 901 
 viz. [se<? videlicet] 
 
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 vizier directm' 694 
 
 deputy 759 
 vizor 530 
 vobis, sic vos non - 
 
 791 
 vocable 562 
 vocabulary 562 
 vocal music 415 
 
 voice 580 
 vocalist 416 
 vocalize 580 
 vocation 
 
 tusincss 625 
 
 {duty 926) 
 voce, sotto - 581 
 vociferation 
 
 loud 404 
 
 cry ^11 
 
 voice 580 
 vogue custom 613 
 
 fashion 852 
 
 fame 873 
 vogue la galere 
 
 persevere 604a 
 
 amusement 840 
 voice sound 402 
 
 <??*y 41 1 
 
 judgment 480 
 
 affii'mation 535 
 
 human • 580 
 
 choice 609 
 
 (JeKe/484) 
 give one's - for 
 
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 raise one's - 
 
 sho^it 411 
 
 .s/;e«^ 582 
 still small - 
 
 faint sound 405 
 
 cojisciejice 926 
 want of - 581 
 warning - 668 
 
 - against 
 dissent 489 
 oppose 708 
 
 - of the charmer 
 
 933 
 
 make one's - 
 heard 175 
 
 - of the tempter 
 
 615 
 voiceless 581 
 void unsubstantial^ 
 absence 187 
 emit 297 
 (inexistence 2) 
 null and - 964 
 
 - of foundation 
 546 
 
 • of suspicion 484 
 
 VOL 
 
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 volant 267 
 volatile liyht 320 
 
 gaseous 334 
 
 vajyoj'izahle 336 
 
 irresolute 605 
 
 caj)ricious 608 
 vol-au-vent 298 
 volcanic 
 
 violent 173 
 
 heat 382 
 
 burnt 388 
 
 excitable 825 
 volcano 
 
 violence ly^ 
 
 furnace 386 
 
 pitfall 667 
 on a - 
 
 danger 665 
 volitare per ora, 
 
 virum - 531 
 volitation 267 
 volition 600 
 volley 
 
 collection 72 
 
 violence 173 
 
 report 406 
 
 attach 716 
 
 {impulse 276) 
 volonte, a - 600 
 volo sic jubeo, sic - 
 
 wiZZ 600 
 
 command 741 
 voltaic electricity 
 
 157 
 voltigeur 726 
 volto sciolto i pen- 
 
 sieri stretti, il - 
 
 544 
 
 voluble 584 
 
 volume g7'eat 31 
 bulk 192 
 booh 593 
 speak -s 
 evidence 467 
 intelligible 518 
 inform 527 
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 voluntary mill 600 
 Killing 602 
 donation 784 
 
 voluntas, stet pro 
 ratione - 600 
 
 volunteer ivill 600 
 n'illing 602 
 endeavour 676 
 combatant 726 
 
 <#e^ 763 
 voluptas, sua 
 cuique - 865 
 
 VOX 
 
 voluptuary 
 
 sensualist 954a 
 
 libertiyie 962 
 voluptuous 
 
 pleasure 377 
 
 delightful 829 
 
 intemperate 954 
 
 impure 961 
 volutation 312 
 volute 248 
 vomit 297 
 vomitory 
 
 opening 260 
 
 e.ra^ 295 
 voracious ^mre 865 
 
 glutton 957 
 Vorstellung 515 
 vortex rotation 312 
 
 agitation 315 
 
 ?-ii"^?' 348 
 votary 
 
 auociliai'y 711 
 
 devotee 865 
 votQ affirmation 535 
 
 choice 609 
 
 - for 488 
 
 votis, hoc erat in - 
 
 865 
 votive 768 
 
 - offering 990 
 vouch «55e?'^ 535 
 
 - for 467 
 voucher 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 indication 550 
 
 security "jyi 
 
 jjayment 807 
 
 {record 551) 
 vouchsafe 
 
 ptermit 760 
 
 consent 762 
 
 fljf^ 765 
 
 condescend 879 
 vow affirmation 535 
 
 jjromise 768 
 
 worship 990 
 take -s 995 
 vowel 561 
 vox: 
 
 - faucibus hsesit 
 voiceless 581 
 /ear 860 
 wonder' 870 
 
 - populi 
 assent 488 
 jmblication 531 
 choice 609 
 
 - etpreeterea nihil 
 unsubstantial 4 
 2)Owe7'less 158 
 
 WAG 
 
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 Ttti/J 880 
 
 boasting 884 
 voyage 267 
 voyager 268 
 vraisemblance 472 
 vue d'oeil, a - 
 
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 visible 446 
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 vulgar Zwf ^'orn 876 
 
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 vulgarity 
 
 w«?i# ^j/" refinC' 
 ment 851 
 ] Vulgate 985 
 vulgus, ignobile - 
 
 876 
 vulnerable 665 
 vulnerary 662 
 vulnus : 
 ffiternum servans 
 sub pectore - 
 919 
 immedicabile - 
 619 
 vulpine 702 
 vulture harpy 739 
 evil doer 913 
 
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 wabble slow 275 
 
 oscillate 314 
 wadding lining 224 
 
 stopper 263 
 
 soft 324 
 waddle 275 
 wade 267 
 
 - in blood 361 
 
 - through 
 learn 539 
 exertion 686 
 
 wafer cement 45 
 
 ;f/!i?i 203 
 
 lamina 204 
 waft transfer 270 
 
 Z'Zyw 349 
 wafted, be - 267 
 wag oscillate 314 
 
 agitate 315 
 
 jo/^dr 844 
 
 - on journey 266 1 
 progression i%z 
 
 wage war 722 
 wager 621 
 
 - of battle 722 
 
 - of law 467 
 wages 973 
 waggery nit 842 
 
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WAG 
 
 waggish clieery 836 
 waggle 
 
 oscillate 314 
 
 a-gitate 315 
 waggon 272 
 waggoner 268 
 waggonette 272 
 waggon-load 
 
 much 31 
 vr2iii god- send 618 
 waifs and estrays 
 
 dispersed 73 
 
 wanderers 268 
 wail 839 
 wain 272 
 wainscot base 211 
 
 lining 224 
 waist 203 
 waistcoat 225 
 put in a strait - 
 
 751 
 wait tarry 133 
 inaction 681 
 lie in - for 530 
 
 - for 507 
 
 - impatiently 133 
 
 - on accompany 88 
 aid 707 
 
 - to see how the 
 wind blows 607 
 
 - upon serve 746 
 call on 894 
 
 waiter servant 746 
 
 - on Providence 
 neglect 460 
 inactive 683 
 content 831 
 
 waiting 507 
 
 be kept - 133 
 waiting-maid 746 
 waits 416 
 waive defer 133 
 not cJioose 6oga 
 not use 678 
 waiwode 745 
 wake sequel 65 
 rear 235 
 funeral 363 
 trace 551 
 excite 824 
 amusement 840 
 follow in the - of 
 
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 enough to - the 
 dead 404 
 
 - the thoughts 457 
 
 - up 824 
 wakeful 
 
 careful 459 
 active 682 
 656 
 
 WAL 
 
 Walhalla 981 
 walk region 181 
 
 move 266 
 
 business 625 
 
 7vay 627 
 
 conduct 692 
 
 arena 728 
 
 - one's chalks 
 depart 293 
 O'un aivay 623 
 
 - the earth 359 
 
 - of life 625 
 -ed off one's legs 
 
 688 
 
 - off with 791 
 
 - over the course 
 easy 705 
 succeed 731 
 
 - in the shoes of 
 
 19 
 walker 268 
 walking gentleman 
 
 599 
 wall veHical 212 
 
 parietes 224 
 
 inclosu7'e 232 
 
 refiuje 666 
 
 obstacle 706 
 
 defence 717 
 
 p)rison 752 
 driven to the - 
 
 difficulty 704 
 go to the - 
 
 destruction 162 
 
 die 360 
 
 fail 732 
 pushed to the - 
 
 necessity 601 
 take the - 
 
 rejmte 873 
 
 pride 878 
 wooden -s 726 
 
 - in 
 circumscribe 229 
 restrain 751 
 
 wallet 191 
 wallop 315 
 wallow low 207 
 
 plunge 310 
 
 rotate 312 
 
 - \n pleasure 377 
 superabundance 
 
 641 
 
 - in the mire 653 
 
 - in riches 803 
 
 - in voluptuous- 
 ness 954 
 
 wallsend 388 
 Wall-street slang 
 563 
 
 WAR 
 
 waltz music 415 
 
 dance 840 
 wamble 
 
 vacillate 149 
 oscillate 314 
 dislike 867 
 {irresolute 605) 
 wampum 800 
 "W&npale 429 
 
 «a.^/ 837 
 wand sceptre "j^^j 
 magic 993 
 wave a - 992 
 wander mm:e 264 
 journey 266 
 deviate 279 
 dellHuni 503 
 the attention -s 
 458 
 wanderer 268 
 wandering 
 exceptional 83 
 - Jew 268 
 wane decrease 36 
 a^e 128 
 contract 195 
 decay 659 
 one's star on the - 
 
 735 
 wax and - 140 
 
 want 
 inferiority 34 
 sliortcoming 304 
 reqidrement 630 
 insufficiency 640 
 poverty 804 
 desire 865 
 
 wanting 
 
 incomplete 53 
 absent 187 
 imbecile 499 
 found - 
 imperfect 651 
 disapproval 932 
 *7?/iZf 947 
 
 wantless 639 
 
 wanton 
 
 unconformaMe 83 
 cajjricious 608 
 unrestrained. 748 
 amusement 840 
 ras/t- 863 
 impure 961 
 {inconsiderate 
 460) 
 
 wapentake 181 
 
 war 722 
 at- 
 disagreemcnt 24 
 contention 720 
 
 WAR 
 
 at - with 
 
 opposed 708 
 
 fighting 722 
 declare - 713 
 man of - 727 
 seat of - 728 
 
 - of words 
 toZ/i 588 
 contention 720 
 
 warble 416 
 war-cry «Zd^r?;i 669 
 
 defiance 715 
 
 w«r 722 
 ward^>>«?'^ 51 
 
 parish 181 
 
 safety 664 
 
 asylum 666 
 
 dependent 746 
 
 restraint 751 
 watch and - 
 
 ^(Z?r459 
 
 Itceper 753 
 
 - off 
 hindrance 706 
 defence 717 
 
 war-dance 
 defiance 715 
 
 warden 
 
 guardian 664 
 master 745 
 
 <^^i^w2^y 759 
 warder 
 
 perforator 262 
 
 porte/)' 263 
 
 guardian 664 
 
 heeper 753 
 wardmote 966 
 wardrobe 225 
 wardship 664 
 ware 
 
 warning 668 
 
 merchandise 79S 
 warehouse 
 
 52^r>?v? 636 
 
 ?;/izr^ 799 
 warfare 722 
 
 discord 713 
 war-horse 726 
 warlike 722 
 warlock 994 
 warm 
 
 violent 173 
 
 /i^jJ 382 
 
 waZ;<? Atfif 384 
 
 ?Y^Z 434 
 
 yellow 436 
 
 orange 439 
 
 wealthy 803 
 
 ardent 821 
 
 excited 824 
 
WAR 
 
 WAS 
 
 WAT 
 
 WAV 
 
 angry 900 
 irascible 90 1 
 Jtoff 972 
 
 - bath 386 
 
 - the blood 824 
 
 - the cockles of 
 
 the heart 829 
 
 - imagination 515 
 
 - man 803 
 
 - reception 
 repel 717 
 welcome 892 
 
 - up improve 658 
 resuscitate 660 
 
 - work 686 
 warm-hearted 
 
 feelinf) 821 
 setmirility 822 
 friendship 888 
 benevolence 906 
 
 warming 384 
 
 warming-pan 
 locum tenens 147 
 heater 386 
 2)reparation 6'j'^ 
 
 warmth 
 
 vifjorous language 
 
 574 
 warn dissuade 616 
 caution 668 
 {forebode 511) 
 
 - off 761 
 warning onien 512 
 
 caution 668 
 {advice 695) 
 give - dismiss 678 
 relinquish 782 
 
 - voice alarm 666 
 warp change 140 
 
 cont7'act 195 
 distort 243 
 navigate 267 
 deviate 279 
 prejudice 481 
 deteriorate 659 
 
 - and weft 329 
 war-paint 
 
 preparation 673 
 warped 
 
 imperfect 651 
 warrant 
 
 evidence 467 
 
 protest 535 
 
 wyZ<^7* 741 
 
 peo'mit 760 
 
 promise 768 
 
 security 771 
 
 money order 800 
 
 ,;m.?^?:/}/ 937 
 death - <^i<? 360 
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 ;5;i7/36i 
 
 condemn 971 
 I'll - you 535 
 warranted 924 
 warranty 
 
 permission 760 
 
 promise 768 
 
 security 771 
 
 sanction 924 
 warren 168 
 warrior 726 
 wart 250 
 wary cautious 864 
 
 {careful, vigilant 
 
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 wash wr^r 223 
 /ra^f/" 337 
 ma/rsh 345 
 colour 428 
 paint 556 
 cleanse 652 
 
 - down 298 
 
 - one's hands of 
 relinquish 624 
 depute y^y 
 refuse 764 
 ^^ar^ wi^Z^ 782 
 dereliction 927 
 
 - out 
 discolour 429 
 obliterate 552 
 
 washerwoman 652 
 
 washhouse 
 furnace 386 
 cleansing 652 
 
 washy yr^^o/.' 160 
 unmeaning 517 
 feeble style 575 
 
 wasp na7-ro)v 203 
 bring a -'s nest 
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 waspish violent 173 
 
 irascible 901 
 
 {discourteous 895) 
 wassail 
 
 beverage 298 
 
 /<;^<isf 840 
 
 drunkenness 954 
 waste decrease 36 
 
 destroy 162 
 
 unproductive 169 
 
 .'?/;a<?c 180 
 
 contract 195 
 
 ^^Ztfivi 344 
 
 consumption 638 
 
 useless 645 
 
 spoiled 659 
 
 misuse 679 
 
 Zow 776 
 
 prodigality 818 
 
 run to - 
 superfluity 641 
 deteriorate 659 
 
 watery - 341 
 
 - time 
 inactii'e 683 
 
 wasted w^aZ; 160 
 deteriorated 659 
 
 wasteful 818 
 
 waste-paper 
 of no force 158 
 
 - bonds 808 
 waste-pipe 350 
 waste-thrift 818 
 wasting, wide - 649 
 wastrel 268 
 
 Wat Tyler 742 
 watch 6'Z<;£'Z; 114 
 observe 441 
 attend to 457 
 ^aA;e care <>/■ 459 
 expect 507 
 guardian 664 
 warning 668 
 heeper 753 
 death - <^e«;f/A 360 
 
 warning 668 
 on the - 
 vigilant 459 
 expectant 507 
 
 - for 507 
 
 - and ward 
 fflj?r 459 
 Z;^r:/;cr 753 
 
 watch-dog 
 
 guardian 664 
 
 heeper 753 
 watchet 438 
 watch-fire 550 
 watchful 459 
 watch-glass 
 
 c?7^ 191 
 watch-house 752 
 in the - 938 
 watchman 
 
 guwdian 664 
 
 sentinel 668 
 
 heeper 753 
 watch-tower 
 
 t*r(9;i' 441 
 
 signal 550 
 
 warning 668 
 watchword 
 
 ^'^w 550 
 
 military 722 
 water 337 
 
 t)'anspa7'ent 425 
 keep one's liead 
 
 above - 664 
 
 back - 283 
 cast one's bread 
 
 upon the -s 638 
 throw cold - on 
 
 174 
 depth of - 208 
 of the first - 648 
 great -s 341 
 hold •- proof 4y8 
 
 truth 494 
 land covered with 
 
 -343 
 pour forth like - 
 
 818 
 running - 348 
 walk the -s 267 
 pour- into a sieve 
 
 638 
 water-colour 556 
 watercourse 350 
 water-cure 662 
 water-dog 361 
 water-drinker 958 
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 waterfall 348 
 water-glass 556 
 water-gruel 160 
 watering - cart 348 
 
 - place 189 
 
 - pot 348 
 water-logged 
 
 powerless 158 
 
 danger 665 
 
 hindrance 706 
 waterman 269 
 water-pipe 350 
 waterproof 
 
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 fear 860 
 
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 reception 894 
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 well-mannered 894 
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 welsher 
 
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 361 
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 deception 545 
 
 excuse 617 
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 punish 972 
 
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 tergiversation 
 
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 machinery 633 
 wheel-work 633 
 wheeze blow 349 
 
 hiss 409 
 whelm 641 
 whelp infant 129 
 
 dog 366 
 
 o'ogue 949 
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 {different time 
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 depa/rture 293 
 
 inquiry 461 
 
 reasoning 476 
 where 
 
 j)resence 186 
 
 inquiry 461 
 
 - am I ? 870 
 whereabouts 
 
 situation 183 
 
 w^'ar 197 
 whereas 
 
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 whereby 631 
 wherefore 
 
 attnbution 155 
 
 inquiry 461 
 
 reasoning 476 
 
 motive 615 
 wherein 221 
 whereness 186 
 whereupon 
 
 #iwe 106 
 
 fl/itc;' 121 
 wherever iSo, 182 
 wherewith 
 
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 money 800 
 wherret 830 
 wherry 273 
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 ?«ea? 298 
 
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 - the appetite 865 
 
 - the knife 673 
 whether or not 609 
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 excitement 825 
 whiffle 349 
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 {same time 120) 
 in a - 132 
 worth - 646 
 
 - away time 
 time 106 
 inaction 681 
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 WIC 
 
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 desire 865 
 
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 - for want of 
 thought 
 
 inaction 681 
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 whit-leather 
 
 touffJi 327 
 Whit-Monday 840 
 white 430 
 
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 - feather 862 
 
 - flag 723 
 
 - frost 383 
 
 - heat 382 
 
 - horses 348 
 
 - lie equivocal 520 
 concealment 528 
 untruth 546 
 plea 617 
 
 - liver 862 
 
 - as a sheet 860 
 stand in a - sheet 
 
 952 
 mark with a - 
 stone 
 im.jjortant 642 
 approve 931 
 whitechapel 
 vehicle 272 
 whiteness 430 
 whitewash 
 cover 223 
 whiten 430 
 cleanse 652 
 ornament 847 
 justify 937 
 
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 whitewashed 
 get - 808 
 white washer 935 
 whitey-brown 433 
 whither 
 
 tendency 176 
 
 direction 278 
 
 inquiry 461 
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 whittled 
 
 drunk 959 
 Whitsuntide 998 
 whiz 409 
 who 461 
 
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 inexpectation, 
 508 
 
 wonder 870 
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 healthy 654 
 make - 660 
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 reasoning 476 
 
 judgment 480 
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 - truth 
 truth 494 
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 Z^jr//^ «(?«Ze 31 
 
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 whoremonger 962 
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 wicket 
 
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 different 15 
 
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 intelligent 498 
 
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 - berth 748 
 
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 - open 
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 - the breach 
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 anger 900 
 
 wide-spread 
 
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 widowhood 905 
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 handle 379 
 
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 unproductive 169 
 
 violent 173 
 
 plain 344 
 
 inattentive 458 
 
 mad 503 
 
 shy 623 
 
 unskilled 699 
 
 excited 824, 825 
 
 ?-a«/i 863 
 
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 licentious 954 
 
 run - 825 
 
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 caprice 608 
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 unskilful 699 
 
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 amusement 84(^ 
 
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 influence 175 
 
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 wilful ■j'/^Z?/ ntaryGoO 
 
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 resolution 604 
 
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 <Zea^A 360 
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 - and will not 605 
 
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 willingness 602 
 
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 wilted 659 
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 WIN 
 
 WIN 
 
 WIS 
 
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 wimple 225 
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 getns 
 
 - the affections 
 love 897 
 
 - golden opinions 
 
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 - the heart 
 pleasing 829 
 
 - laurels 873 
 
 - over belief 484 
 induce 615 
 content 831 
 
 wince 
 
 bodily pain 378 
 
 emotion 821 
 
 excitement 825 
 
 mental pain 828 
 
 flinch 860 
 winch Z(/if 307 
 
 instrument 633 
 wind convolution 
 {see belom\ 
 
 velocity 274 
 
 Z>^a^ 349 
 
 ^^Z*? 359 
 
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 oppositio7i 708 
 
 before the - 
 direct 278 
 2)rosperous 734 
 
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 repudiate 610 
 disuse 678 
 wo^ observe 773 
 relinquish 782 
 
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 fair - 705 
 
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 get - 531 
 
 see how the - 
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 direction 278 
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 foresight 510 
 ^p7iZ6' 607 
 
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 s1iar2) 2>ractice 
 
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 render powerless 
 
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 hinder 706 
 defeat 731 
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 461 
 
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 wind-gun 727 
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 winding-sheet 363 
 windings and turn- 
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 windlass 307 
 windless 688 
 windmill 312 
 window 260 
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 wind-pipe 351 
 windward, to - 
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 direction 278 
 
 windy 349 
 wine 298 
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 wine-cooler 387 
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 side 236 
 
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 side-sccjie 599 
 
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 refuge 666 
 
 army 726 
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 flying 267 
 
 transference 270 
 
 departure 293 
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 indicate 550 
 tip the - 
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 forgive 918 
 
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 conHeous 894 
 
 lovable 897 
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 exclude 55 
 
 inquire 461 
 
 pich 609 
 
 cleaji 652 
 
 - the chaff from 
 the wheat 
 
 discHminate 465 
 winsome 
 
 2Jleasing 829 
 
 cliccrful 836 
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 cold 383 
 
 - of our discontent 
 832 
 
 wipe dry 340 
 clean 652 
 disrespect gig 
 flog 972 
 give one a - 
 rebuke 932 
 
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 obliterate 552 
 
 - the eyes 
 relieve 834 
 
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 2Jay 807 
 atone 952 
 
 - the tears 
 pity 914 
 
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 wire-worm 913 
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 wis 514 
 wisdom 498 
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 teeth 698 
 worldly - 864 
 wise 
 
 intelligent 498 
 munner 627 
 in such - 8 
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 - maxim 496 
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 fool 501 
 wiser, nobody the - 
 
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 intention 620 
 desire 865 
 do what one -es 
 748 
 
 - at the bottom of 
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 - the father to 
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 ho2ye 858 
 desire 865 
 
 - joy 896 
 
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 ^T[T 
 
 WIT 
 
 WOIVI 
 
 wish-washr 
 
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 wishy-washy 
 
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 uniinjmrtant 643 
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 wisp 72 
 wistful thought 451 
 
 c«7*(? 459 
 
 feeling 821 
 
 desire 865 
 wit intellect 450 
 
 fvisdoni 498 
 
 humour 842 
 
 hiimorist 844 
 mother - 498 
 soul of - 572 
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 difficulty 704 
 <7itch wacZd 513 
 
 ^<i7^y 846 
 
 sorceress 994 
 
 (^proficient 700) 
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 witchery 
 
 attraction 615 
 
 pleasing 829 
 
 sm'cery 992 
 witching time 
 
 midnight 126 
 
 <fa?'Z! 421 
 witenagemote 696 
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 ligature 45 
 
 accompanying 88 
 
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 - regard to 9 
 
 - a vengeance 
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 complete 52 
 
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 suhduct 38 
 absent 187 
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 depart 293 
 
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 recant 607 
 
 relinquish 624 
 
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 withe 45 
 wither shrink 195 
 
 <Z<?^ay 659 
 
 - one's hopes 837 
 withered wm^ 160 
 
 disease 655 
 withering 
 
 /i«7'«^ 739 
 
 painful 830 
 
 contempt 930 
 
 censure 932 
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 strong 159 
 insensible 323 
 
 withhold 7M<:?e 528 
 restrain 751 
 prohibit 761 
 retain 781 
 «j^iwf 819 
 
 - one's assent 764 
 within 221 
 
 derived from - 5 
 place - 221 
 keep - 221 
 
 - an ace 32 
 
 - bounds 
 small 32 
 shm'tconiing 304 
 restraint T $1 
 
 - call 197 
 
 - compass 
 shortcoming 304 
 temperate 953 
 
 - the mark 304 
 
 - one's memory 
 
 505 
 
 - reach w^flir 197 
 ett,<fy 705 
 
 without «;^^^^.f 8 
 suhduction 38 
 exception 83 
 absence 187 
 axtei'ior 220 
 circumjacent 227 
 exemption 'J'J'ja 
 derived from - 6 
 not be able to do - 
 630 
 
 - alloy 827 
 
 - ballast 
 i?'resolute 605 
 U7i2)7'incipled 945 
 
 - ceasing 136 
 
 - ceremony 881 
 
 - charge 815 
 
 - fear of contra- 
 diction 535 
 
 - a dissentient 
 voice 488 
 
 . end infinite 105 
 perpetual 112 
 
 - exception 16 
 
 - excuse 945 
 
 - fail certain 474 
 jjerscreHng 604^^ 
 
 - God 989 
 
 - a leg to stand on 
 
 158 
 
 - limit 105 
 
 - measure 105 
 
 - notice 508 
 
 - number 105 
 
 - parallel 33 
 
 - a rap 804 
 
 - reason 499 
 
 - regard to 10 
 
 - reluctance 602 
 
 - reserve 525 
 
 - rhjTiie or reason 
 615a 
 
 - a shadow of 
 turning 141 
 
 - stint 639 
 
 - warning 508 
 withstand 
 
 oppose 708 
 
 resist 719 
 
 {counteract 
 
 withy 45 
 
 witless 491 
 
 witling /JwZ 501 
 
 wag 844 
 witness 
 see 441 
 spectator 444 
 evidence 467 
 voucher 550 
 call to - 467 
 witness-box 966 
 wits 450 
 live by one's - 
 deceive 545 
 skill 698 
 cunning 702 
 steal 791 
 dishonourable 
 940 
 set one's - to 
 work 
 think 451 
 invent 515 
 plan 626 
 all one's - about 
 one 
 
 cai'e 459 
 intelligence 498 
 skill 698 
 
 79) 
 
 one s - gone a 
 woolgathering 
 
 458 
 witsnapper 844 
 witticism 842 
 wittingly 620 
 wittol 962 
 wive 903 
 wiveless 904 
 wizard sage 500 
 
 proficient 700 
 
 sorcerer 994 
 wizen n-ither 195 
 
 throat 260 
 ^fi^ pain 828 
 
 {evil 619) 
 
 - betide 
 malediction 908 
 pity 914 
 
 - is me 839 
 
 - to 908 
 woebegone 828 
 
 sad 837 
 woeful bad 649 
 
 painful 830 
 woefully rery 31 
 woh ! 265 
 wold 344 
 wolf 
 
 ravenous 865 
 cry 'false 544 
 alarm 669 
 /(?«?• 860 
 hold the - by the 
 
 ears 704 
 keep the - from 
 
 the door 359 
 imable tokeepthe 
 - from the door 
 804 
 
 - at the door 
 sowce of danger 
 
 667 
 piovei'ty 804 
 
 - and the lamb 
 
 923 
 
 - in sheep's cloth- 
 ing 
 
 deceiver 548 
 knave 941 
 woman adult 131 
 human 374 
 
 - of the town 962 
 woman-hater 911 
 womanhood 131, 
 
 374 
 womanly 
 
 adolescent 131 
 n'eak 160 
 feminine 374 
 663 
 
WOM 
 
 T\T)R 
 
 WOR 
 
 WOR 
 
 womb cause 153 
 
 intorior 221 
 « of time 
 
 future 121 
 
 destiny 152 
 wonder 
 
 exception 83 
 
 astonishment 870 
 
 ■prodigy 872 
 do -s actiinty 682 
 
 succeed 731 
 for a - 870 
 nine days' - 643 
 not - 507 
 
 - whether 
 uncertain 475 
 ig7iora)it 491 
 suppose 514 
 
 -s of the world 872 
 wonderfully 
 
 greatly 31 
 wonderworking 
 
 870 
 wondrous 870 
 wont Jiahitual 613 
 
 {conformity 82) 
 won't do, it - 
 
 disapproval 932 
 WOO <^m?'e 865 
 
 couHship 902 
 wooer 897 
 wood 2^;'d6'5 367 
 
 material 635 
 not out of the - 
 
 danger 665 
 
 difficulty 704 
 woodcut 558 
 woodcutter 371 
 wooded, well- 256 
 wooden 635 
 
 - horse 975 
 
 - spoon 493 
 
 - walls 
 defence 717 
 men-of-war 726 
 
 wood engraving 
 
 558 
 woodlands 367 
 wood-note 412 
 wood pavement 255 
 woody 367 
 woof, 
 warp and - 329 
 wool flocGulent 256 
 7va/rm 382 
 much cry and 
 little - 482 
 woolgathering, 
 
 wits gone - 458 
 woolly 255, 256 
 
 664 
 
 woolpack cloud 353 
 woolsack 
 
 pilkrw 215 
 
 autlwrity ']\*J 
 
 tribunal 966 
 word mxiadtn 496 
 
 intelligence 532 
 
 assertion 535 
 
 vocable 662 
 
 phrase 566 
 
 command 741 
 
 promise 768 
 give the - 741 
 good as one's - 
 
 veracious 543 
 
 complete 729 
 
 probity 939 
 in a - 572 
 keep one's - 939 
 man of his - 939 
 not a - to say 
 
 silent 585 
 
 humble 879 
 pass- 550 
 put in a - 582 
 take at one's - 
 
 believe 484 
 
 consent 762 
 upon my - 535 
 watch- 
 
 viilitary 722 
 
 - and a blow 
 hasty 684 
 contentious 720 
 irascible 901 
 
 - of command 
 indication 550 
 military 722 
 command 741 
 
 - in the ear 
 information 527 
 allocution 586 
 
 - of honour 768 
 
 - it 566 
 
 - of mouth 582 
 
 - to the wise 
 intelligible 518 
 advice 695 
 
 - for word 
 imitation 19 
 triith 494 
 
 Word Deity 573 
 
 - of God 985 
 word-catcher 936 
 wording 569 
 wordless 581 
 word-play 
 
 equivocal 520 
 neology 563 
 wit 842 
 
 words quarrel 713 
 bandy - 588 
 bitter - 932 
 choice of - 569 
 command of - 574 
 express by - 566 
 flow of - 
 eloquence 582 
 loquacity 584 
 mere - 
 sophistry 477 
 unmeaning 517 
 no - can paint 872 
 play of - 842 
 put into - 566 
 war of - 
 interlocutian 588 
 contest 720 
 
 - that burn 574 
 
 - with 
 censure 932 
 
 wordy 573 
 
 work product 154 
 
 operation 170 
 
 2)ass and repass 
 302 
 
 book 593 
 
 business 625 
 
 use 677 
 
 action 680 
 
 exertion 686 
 
 ornament 847 
 at- 
 
 wi operation 170 
 
 business 625 
 
 <Z<;^/^^ 680 
 
 acifwp 682 
 earth- 717 
 field- 717 
 hard - 
 
 exertion 686 
 
 difficulty 704 
 piece of - 
 
 importance 642 
 
 discord 713 
 stick to - 604a 
 stitch of - 686 
 stroke of - 686 
 
 - of art 
 beauty 845, 847 
 (painting 556) 
 (sculj>ture 557) 
 (engraving 558) 
 
 - a change 140 
 
 - of fiction 594 
 
 - for 707 
 
 - hard 
 exertion 686 
 difficult 704 
 
 - ill 732 
 
 - in 228 
 
 - out conduct 692 
 complete 729 
 
 - out one's salva- 
 tion 990 
 
 - against time 
 684 
 
 - up \^see belowy 
 
 - upon 
 influence 175 
 incite 615 
 excite 824 
 
 - one's way 
 progress 282 
 ascent 305 
 exertion 686 
 succeed 731 
 
 - well easy 705 
 successful 731 
 
 - wonders 
 active 682 
 succeed 731 
 
 work up 
 prepare 673 
 la^? 677 
 excite 824 
 
 - into /or ;m 240' 
 
 - into a passion 
 900 
 
 work-a-day 
 
 business 625 
 
 ac^itr 682 
 worker 690 
 workhouse 691 
 working 
 
 acting 170 
 
 ac^«>^; 682 
 
 - bee 690 
 
 - man 690 
 
 - order 673 
 
 - towards 176 
 workman 690 
 workmanlike 6g^ 
 workmanship 
 
 jn'oduction 161 
 action 680 
 works 
 board of - 696 
 good - 906 
 
 - of the mind 451 
 workshop 691 
 workwoman 690 
 world great 31 
 
 events 151 
 space 180 
 univej'se 318 
 manldnd, 372 
 fashion 852 
 {events 151) 
 all the - over 180 
 
WOR 
 
 WOR 
 
 WRE 
 
 WRI 
 
 citizen of the - 
 910 
 
 come into the - 
 
 359 
 for all the - 615 
 give to the - 531 
 knowledge of the - 
 
 698 
 man of the - 
 proficient 700 
 fashion 852 
 not for the - 
 dissent 489 
 refusal 764 
 organized - 357 
 Prince of this - 
 
 978 
 rise in the - 734 
 throughout the - 
 
 180 
 
 - to come 152 
 follow to the -'s 
 
 end 743 
 
 - forgetting by the 
 world forgot 893 
 
 as the - goes 613 
 
 - of good 
 good 618 
 do good 648 
 
 a - of 102 
 
 - and his wife 102 
 
 - without end 112 
 worldling 
 
 selfish 943 
 
 impious 988 
 worldly 
 
 selfish 943 
 
 irreligious 989 
 world-wide 
 
 gj'eat 31 
 
 universal 78 
 
 sjface 180 
 world-wisdom 
 
 sTtill 698 
 
 caution 864 
 
 selfishness 943 
 worm small 193 
 
 spiral 248 
 
 animal 366 
 
 hane 663 
 
 - in 228 
 
 - oneself 
 ingress 294 
 love 897 
 
 - out 480a 
 
 - that never dies 
 982 
 
 - one's way 
 slow 275 
 passage 302 
 
 worm-eaten 659 
 worms, food for - 
 
 362 
 wormwood, 
 
 gall and - 395 
 
 worn weali 160 
 
 damage 659 
 
 fatigue 688 
 
 well- \ised 677 
 
 - out 659 
 weary 841 
 
 worry 
 
 vexation 828 
 
 tease 830 
 
 harass 907 
 worse 
 
 deterim'ated 659 
 
 aggravated 835 
 
 - for wear 160 
 worship title. 877 
 
 servility 886 
 religious 990 
 
 demon - 991 
 
 idol - 991 
 
 fire - 991 
 
 his - 967 
 
 place of - 1000 
 
 - Mammon 803 
 
 - the rising sun 
 886 
 
 worshipful 873 
 worst defeat 731 
 do one's - 
 injure 659 
 S2)ite 907 
 do your - 
 defiance 715 
 threat 909 
 have the - of it 
 
 732 
 make the - of 
 
 482 
 worst come to the 
 - certain 474 
 had 649 
 hopeless 859 
 worth value 644 
 goodness 648 
 possession 777 
 price 812 
 virtue 944 
 penny- 812 
 what one is - 780 
 
 - the money 815 
 
 - much 803 
 
 - one's salt 644 
 
 - while 646 
 worthless 
 
 tHfiing 643 
 useless 64s 
 
 profligate 945 
 worthy 
 famous 873 
 viHuous 944 
 good 948 
 
 - of 924 
 
 - of belief 484 
 
 - of blame 932 
 
 - of notice 642 
 
 - of remark 642 
 wot 490 
 
 would : - fain 865 
 
 - that ! 865 
 would-be 
 
 2)ert 885 
 usurping 925 
 wound ecil 619 
 injure 659 
 pain 830 
 anger 900 
 (badness 649) 
 keep the - green 
 919 
 
 - the feelings 
 830 
 
 wrack 
 
 destruction 162 
 
 (evil 619) 
 go to - and ruin 
 
 perisJi 162 
 
 fail 732 
 
 bankrupt 804 
 wraith 980 
 wrangle 
 
 reason 476 
 
 quarrel 713 
 
 contend 720 
 wrangler 
 
 reasoner 476 
 
 scholar 492 
 
 opponent 710 
 wrap cover 223 
 
 clothe 225 
 wrapped in 
 
 attention 457 
 
 - clouds 528 
 
 - self 943 
 
 - thought 458 
 wrapper 223, 225 
 
 incloswe 232 
 wraprascal 225 
 wrath 900 
 wreak violent 173 
 
 harsh 739 
 
 - one's anger 919 
 
 - one's malice on 
 907 
 
 wreath ivoven 219 
 circle 247 
 trophy 733 
 
 ornament 847 
 
 JiOfiour 877 
 wreathe weave 219 
 wreathy 248 
 wreck 
 
 remainder 40 
 
 destruction i6z 
 
 damage 659 
 
 defeat 732 
 wrecker 792 
 wrench disjoin 44 
 
 dram 285 
 
 extract 301 
 
 twist 311 
 
 seize 789 
 wrest distm't 243, 
 
 - from 789 
 
 - the sense 523 
 wrestle 720 
 wrestler 726 
 wretch 
 
 sufferer 828 
 
 sinner 949 
 wretched 
 
 unimpm'taut 643 
 
 bad 649 
 
 unhappy 828 
 wretchedly 
 
 small 32 
 wriggle 
 
 oscillate 314 
 
 agitate 315 
 
 - into 294 
 
 - out of 67 1 
 Wright 690 
 wring t?vist 248 
 
 j?ain 378 
 clean 652 
 torment 830 
 
 - from 
 extract 301 
 compel 744 
 take 789 
 
 - one's hands 839 
 
 - the heart 830 
 wringing wet 339 
 wrinkle 258 
 wrinkled 
 
 aged 128 
 wrist retention 781 
 
 (instriiment 633) 
 wristband 225 
 writ oi'der 741 
 
 lawsuit 969 
 Writ, Holy - 985 
 write style ^6() 
 
 writing 590 
 
 - down record 551 
 
 - out 590 
 * - to 592 
 
 66s 
 
WRI 
 
 - tipon 595 
 -word 527 
 
 writer 7L'rite 590 
 author 593 
 dramatic - 599 
 pen of a ready - 
 
 569 
 
 - to the Signet 
 968 
 
 writhe distort 243 
 
 agitate 315 
 
 pain 378 
 writing 590 
 
 book 593 
 put in - 551 
 
 - in cipher 590 
 written, it is - 
 
 necessity 601 
 wrong evil 619 
 injury 649 
 spite 907 
 iviproper 923 
 vice 945 
 
 go - 732 
 
 in the - error 495 
 wrong 923 
 own oneself in 
 the - 950 
 
 - \iOx.uns1dlful 699 
 difficulty 704 
 wrong 923 
 
 - course 945 
 begin at the - end 
 
 699 
 
 - in one's head 
 
 503 
 in the - place 647 
 
 - side out 218 
 
 - side up 218 
 
 - side of the wall 
 665 
 
 - sow by the ear 
 blunder 699 
 
 failure 732 
 
 - step 732 
 wrong-doer 949 
 wrong-doing 945 
 wrongful 923 
 wrong-headed 481 
 wrought : 
 
 highly - 
 prepared 673 
 complete 729 
 
 - iron 323 
 
 - out 729 
 
 - up excited 824 
 angry 900 
 
 wry oblique ii'j 
 distorted 243 
 
 - face jpai/i 378 
 
 666 
 
 YEA 
 
 discontent 832 
 
 lamentation 839 
 
 ugly 846 
 
 disapproval 932 
 wynd 189 
 wyvern 83 
 
 X 
 
 xanthic 436 
 Xantippe 901 
 xebec 273 
 zenogenesis 161 
 xerophagy 956 
 xylography 558 
 X, y, z 491 
 
 yacht 273 
 yachting 267 
 yager 726 
 Yahoo 702 
 yap 412 
 yard abode 189 
 length 200 
 workshop 691 
 yardarm to yard- 
 arm 197 
 yare 682 
 
 jaxn filament 205 
 exaggeration 549 
 mingled - 41 
 spin a long - 549 
 diffuse style 573 
 yarr 412 
 yataghan 727 
 yaup 411 
 yaw 279 
 yawl sJtip 273 
 
 cry 412 
 yawn open 260 
 sleepy 683 
 tired 688 
 weary 841 
 yawning gulf 198 
 yclept 564 
 yea more 33 
 assent 488 
 yean 161 
 year time 106 
 2)eriod 108 
 since the - one 
 
 124 
 all the - round 
 
 no 
 - after year 104 
 tenant from - to 
 year 779 
 yearling 129 
 
 YIE 
 
 yearly 138 
 yearn pain 828 
 sad 837 
 
 - for desire 865 
 2nty 914 
 
 yearning love 897 
 years 128 
 
 in - 128 
 
 tenant for - 779 
 
 - ago 122 
 
 come to - of dis- 
 cretion 131 
 
 - old 128 
 yeast leaven 320 
 
 bubbles 353 
 yell cry 41 1 
 
 {comjjlai?i 839) 
 yellow 436 
 
 - flag 668 
 
 - and red 439 
 yellow-eyed 920 
 yellowness 436 
 yelp 412 
 yeoman farmer 37 1 
 
 man 373 
 
 - of the guard 726 
 yeomanry 726 
 yerk strike 276 
 
 (attack 716) 
 yes assent 488 
 
 consent 762 
 yesterd&j jyast 122 
 
 of - ncfv 1 23 
 yet in com2)ensation 
 30 
 
 exception 83 
 
 time 106 
 
 pi'ior 116 
 
 p>ast 122 
 
 qualification 469 
 yeux doux, faire 
 
 les - 902 
 yield soft 324 
 
 submit 725 
 
 cojisent 762 
 
 resign 782 
 
 furnish 784 
 
 gain 8ro 
 
 2)riee 812 
 
 - assent 
 assent 488 
 consent 762 
 
 - one's breath 360 
 
 - to despair 859 
 
 - up the ghost 360 
 
 - the palm 
 inferior 34 
 humility 879 
 
 - to temptation 
 61S 
 
 ZIG 
 
 yielding soft 324 
 
 facile 705 
 
 submissive 725 
 yoicks 622 
 yoke join 43 
 
 vinctdum 45 
 
 couple 89 
 
 subject 749 
 
 means of re- 
 straint 752 
 rivet the - 739 
 yokel tyro 701 
 
 rustic 876 
 yokemate 903 
 yonder that 79 
 
 distant 196 
 yore 122 
 
 Yorkshireman 702 
 you : - don't say so 
 870 
 
 -'re another 718 
 young 127 
 
 - man lover 897 
 youngster 129 
 younker 129 
 youth age 127 
 
 lad 129 
 
 Zadkiel 513 
 zambo 41 
 Zamiel 978 
 zany 501 
 zeal activity 682 
 
 feeling 821 
 
 desire 865 
 zealot obstinate 606 
 
 active 682 
 
 (resolute 604) 
 zealotry 606 
 zebra 440 
 zemindar 779 
 zemindary 780 
 Zendavesta 986 
 zenith climax 31 
 
 summit 210 
 in the - 
 
 repiute 873 
 zephyr 349 
 Zerdhusht 986 
 zero nothing 4 
 
 nought 101 
 zest relish 394 
 
 enjoyment 827 
 zetetic 461 
 zigzag ohlique 217 
 
 angle 244 
 
 deviating 279 
 
 oscillating 314 
 
ZIM 
 
 circuit 629 
 ornament 847 
 
 Zimmennaim, 
 disciple of - 893 
 
 zincography 558 
 
 zircon 847 
 
 zocle 215 
 
 zodiac zo?ie 230 
 worlds 318 
 
 ZON 
 
 zodiacal light 423 
 Zoilus 936 
 Zollverein 
 
 association 712 
 
 compact 769 
 zonam perdidit 804 
 zone region 181 
 
 layer 204 
 
 belt 230 
 
 ZOO 
 
 circle 247 
 Zoography 368 
 Zoohygiantics 370 
 zoolatry 991 
 zoological 366 
 - garden 370 
 Zoology 368 
 Zoonomy 368 
 zoophorous 210 
 
 ZYM 
 
 I zoophyte 366 
 , Zootomy 368 
 I Zoroaster 986 
 ! zouave 726 
 zounds wonder 870 
 
 anger 900 
 zymotic 
 disease 655 
 unhealthy 657 
 
 ADDITIONS TO INDEX. 
 
 of 
 
 abased 886 
 account, on 
 
 ca^ise 155 
 addle, - the wits 
 
 bewilder 475 
 
 craze 503 
 administer 
 
 distribute 786 
 adventurer 
 
 deceiver 548 
 aerial perspective 
 
 428 
 Afrikander 57 
 aftermath 
 
 fertile 168 
 
 profit 775 
 agent provocateur 
 
 615 
 agitator 
 
 leader 694 
 aglow 
 
 warm 382 
 
 sldne 420 
 agnosticism 989 
 ago, not long 
 altruism 942 
 altruist 906 
 American organ 
 
 417 
 amcebsean d^ 
 ancien regime 875 
 anemometer 
 
 wind 349 
 
 measiire 466 
 anger, more in sor 
 row than - 
 
 patient 826 
 
 forgive 918 
 annotto 434 
 anticyclone 265 
 
 123 
 
 Aphrodite 845 
 architectonic 161 
 armet 717 
 ashen 429 
 asportation 270 
 Athens, owls to - 
 
 641 
 Atkins, Tommy - 
 
 726 
 atlas 
 
 arrangement 60 
 
 list 86 
 atrium 191 
 attribute a^scom- 
 
 paniment 88 
 auctioneer 
 
 agent 758 
 
 seller 796 
 aumbry 1000 
 
 B 
 
 Baedeker 266 
 bailiwick 
 
 region 18 1 
 
 jurisdiction 965 
 Bank of Elegance 
 
 800 
 bar hotel 189 
 base-ball 840 
 bassinet cradle 191 
 
 helmet 717 
 battue kill 361 
 bay, - window 260 
 beanfeast 840 
 beggar, - on horse- 
 back 885 
 behaviour 
 on one's good - 
 
 polite 894 
 
 virtuous 944 
 
 between 
 
 - cup and lip 1 1 1 
 
 - the lines 526 
 bibliophile 492 
 blizzard 349 
 block-house 717 
 blue, - blood 875 
 
 out of the - 508 
 boat 
 
 in the came - 
 accompany ^% 
 party yiz 
 bolt out of the blue 
 
 508 
 bombardon 417 
 borough 
 
 rotten - 893 
 bound certain 474 
 bow, - window 260 
 boycott 297 
 brake [see also 
 
 break] 
 break, - open 173 
 brigandine 717 
 bright beavty 845 
 brink, on the - 
 
 almost 32 
 brio nmsic 415 
 
 active 682 
 Britannia metal 
 
 ?45 
 broken 
 - colour 428 
 buffet bar 189 
 by, - the by 134 
 
 cabaset 717 
 camera, in - 528 
 canal, - boat 273 
 
 capacity space 180 
 card, on the -s 
 
 destiny 152 
 caretaker 758 
 cast, give one a - 
 
 707 
 Castile, blood of - 
 
 875 
 cat boat 273 
 champion 
 
 representative 759 
 
 chandelle, le jeu ne 
 
 vaut pas la - 
 
 dear 814 
 chap-book 593 
 chapter-house 1000 
 chic spirit 682 
 
 show 882 
 chrome 436 
 closure 
 
 stopping 142 
 cloud, under a - 
 
 insane 503 
 Cluniac 996 
 colourless 
 
 weak 160 
 
 pale 429 
 come, to - 
 
 fivture 121 
 
 destiny 152 
 - off event 151 
 
 loose 44 
 conjure with, name 
 
 to - 873 
 connate kindred ir 
 connive 
 
 cooperate 709 
 consensus 488 
 conservator of the 
 
 peace 967 
 consider 
 
 adjudge 480 
 667 
 
CON 
 
 contrafagotto 417 
 corvette ahip 273 
 
 man-of-7var 726 
 county council 696 
 course layer 204 
 covin 544, 545 
 crambo 597 
 crisp style 572 
 crop, second - 
 
 fertile 168 
 
 2froJit 775 
 crosse, la - 840 
 crotchet 
 
 obstinacy 608 
 cry, far - to 196 
 cult 990 
 
 cup, between - and 
 lip III 
 
 dahabeah 273 
 Dan to Beersheba 
 
 complete 52 
 
 extent 180 
 Dandin, tu I'as 
 voulu, Georges - 
 950 
 date, up to - 123 
 day, to this - 118 
 dead complete 52 
 deads 645 
 
 deceiver, gay - 962 
 defer, - to 
 
 suhyriit 725 
 delicacy 
 
 colour 428 
 derring-do 861 
 desillusionner 529 
 detrain 292 
 die, - in harness 
 
 continue 143 
 
 persevere 604a 
 differentia 70 
 disputable 
 
 U7icertain 475 
 
 douht 485. 
 disuse 
 
 relinquish 624 
 dizzy, - height 206 
 domesticate 
 
 acclimatize 613 
 donee 785 
 dormer 260 
 dotard old 130 
 
 foolish 501 
 doubtful 
 more than - 473 
 doyen 128 
 668 
 
 FOO 
 
 draft write 590 
 draper 225 
 dray-horse 271 
 drive, - home 729 
 duds 225 
 dynamitard 863 
 dynamometer 466 
 
 Easter, - sepulchre 
 
 I OCX) 
 
 eight 
 
 representative 759 
 eld 122 
 Elegance, Bank of - 
 
 800 
 eleven 
 
 representative 759 
 energumen 504 
 enrich 
 
 ornament 847 
 entrain 293 
 eschatology 67 
 euphonium 417 
 exacting 
 
 severe 739 
 exenterate 297 
 exhibit 
 
 evidence 467 
 explosive 727 
 
 faggot, - voter 4 
 fall, - dead die 360 
 
 {fail 732) 
 falling star 
 
 world 318 
 
 luminary 423 
 fantastic 
 
 ahsitrd 497 
 fence, wood - 477 
 feud, death - 919 
 fine, - by degrees 
 
 36 
 - feehng 850 
 fire style 754 
 fish, food for -es 
 
 362 
 fission 44 
 float 
 
 establish 150 
 foot, on - 
 
 event 15 1 
 
 action 170 
 
 GUY 
 
 force cascade 348 
 
 -open 173 
 
 forebears 166 
 
 foreword 64 
 
 formulate 590 
 
 fort, un pen - 641 
 
 foss 348 
 
 foundling 
 outcast 893 
 
 four, on all -s 
 identity 13 
 agreement 23 
 
 four-poster 2 1 5 
 
 freak, - of Nature 
 
 83 
 friar, - Rush 980 
 friends, see one's - 
 
 892 
 function 
 pom}) 882 
 Q-ite 998 
 funny odd Z^ 
 
 gain, - upon 
 
 pass 303 
 ganger 690 
 garth 181 
 Gatling gun 727 
 gay deceiver 9^2 
 Geneva gown 999 
 German silver 545 
 gerrymander 702 
 gibbet 
 
 stigmatize 932 
 Gilbertine 996 
 give, - points to 27 
 gloaming 126 
 globe-trotter 268 
 glout 90 m 
 gnomic 496 
 grandmother 
 
 maternal 166 
 
 simple 501 
 gratify permit 760 
 
 2)lease 829 
 grey, - friar 996 
 grope, - in the 
 dark 
 
 blind 442 
 
 difficult 704 
 groyne 706 
 gruesome 846 
 guard, - ship 
 
 protection 664 
 
 man-of-war 726 
 gun-cotton 727 
 guy vinculum 45 
 
 INS 
 
 tether 752 
 grotesque 853 
 
 II 
 
 haberdasher 225 
 haemorrhage [see 
 hemorrhage} 
 hagioscope 260 
 handicap 
 equalize 27 
 encumber 706 
 race 720 
 hard, - hit 732 
 hawk, - at 716 
 head, off one's - 
 
 503 
 head-piece 
 
 helmet 717 
 heaume 717 
 heckle 830 
 hedonic 827 
 hedonist 9540^ 
 heliograph 
 
 sig?ial 550 
 
 picture 556 
 heredity 167 
 hive apiary 370 
 hoity-toity 
 
 defiance 715 
 
 wonder 870 
 hollow 
 
 specious 477 
 holy, keep - 987 
 ^ home, drive - 729 
 - rule, 737 
 Hospitaller 996 
 howling wilder- 
 ness 
 
 unproductive 169 
 
 secluded 893 
 
 idiotism 
 
 folly 499 
 
 phrase 566 
 immaterial 
 
 U7i8uhstantial 4 
 impregnate, - with 
 
 cloy 641 
 in, - re 9 
 inanition 158 
 inappreciable 
 
 unimjjortant 643 
 ineluctable 471 
 influence 
 
 cause 153 
 inspaa 293 
 
JER 
 
 jerry building 545 
 jettison 782 
 jeu, le - ne vaut 
 pas la chan- 
 delle 
 dear 814 
 yCfifroTit 234 
 jingo 887 
 join, - the majority 
 
 360 
 jotting 
 
 indication 550 
 record 551 
 journalism 551 
 
 K 
 keep holy 987 
 
 laisser aller 
 
 neglect 460 
 LamTbeth 1000 
 lantern 
 
 window 260 
 
 lamp 423 
 lathe region 181 
 
 machine 633 
 leave, - a loophole 
 
 70s 
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