English to Bengali dictionary

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ENGLISH AND BENGALI
DICTIONARY,
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS
BY J. SYKES.
REVISED BY GOPEE KISSEN MITTER.
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CALCUTTA
PRINTED AT THE BAPTIST MISSION PRESS FOR THE CALCUTTA SCHOOL-BOOK
SOCIETY AND SOLD AT THEIR DEPOSITORY, 9,
GOVERNMENT PLACE, EAST.
1874.

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PEEEACE,
iCncouraged by the favorable reception of the preceding edition
of the JDictionary, the revision of which had been entrusted to me, I
cheerfully accepted the offer which the Committee of the C. S. B.
Society did me the honor of making to me, for revising it a second
time. I have spared no labor in availing myself of the changes in the
signification of words which the gradual progress of the Bengali
language has since introduced.
I have also endeavored to convey a clear idea of English words
by means of simple Bengali terms t
for the benefit of juvenile
students :fot whom the work is 'chiefly intended.
Cr. K. MlTTERo

DICTIONARY.
ABBREVIATIONS EXPLAINED.
substantive: a. adjective: p. pronoun: „. verb: ad. adverb: pr. preposition:
pa. participle: c. conjunction: int. interjection.
ABH
A, art. before a consonant}
<£G,(.M^
Abaca, s. *T«l f3t*r^ I
Ab'acot, s. gffiffa^rtSF
*[f1> I
Aback, ad. *f*5fre ; ^#1 *f rr*T i
Abaft, ad. f^C^*f*&Ts<Wrfac<5f)
Abaisance, s. £^,£^1%,*^!?- I
Abandon, v. «tt?^jT9T ^, t^T£ )
Abandoned, a. $j^ ;
^g^TsT^t I
Abase, v. ^*% gs, *VV, *j <P I
Abash, p. c?fe^ ^ ^»T£fWW I
Abate, v. •jrsr <^ 37^ cw? ^^ ,
Abatement, s. <rT*f,
fJ^^C^T5f I
Abb, *ff|?rTjr, £f^5fT^t ^|Abbe'ss, s. ^TfV<PTf?qt
Abbey, s.^,%f^5T^r^ Tsrt^t^ I
Abbot, s. vtwjw, ^rt«*r$T*rr<fh
Abbreviation^. ^C^*f,^gf^,«^t^
Abdicate, v. *fT* *ff?3JTsT Ss 1 [35^
Abdomen, s. *fa, ^<r, v$^«f^ |
Abduction, s. ^*is;?[% w^m j
Abed, ad. *KrjTsf$, *mjt? 1
Aberration, s. fwtfSfSR, ft^TT |
Abet, v. *T^T^F$1 ^, ^T^7j cif I
"*
B
ABO
Abeyance,s.^rf^ft%,^fsf3 ^ft^^Tt
Abhor, v. ^1% ^ <g3 ^^^1 ^
Abhorrence, s. ^vmml, t^JWJ 1
Abide, v. f%t% ^, 3T*T ^, *TT<5 l
Ability, s. WS&I, m^fj5 W31 I
Abject, a. sfte, fte, ^sq^rar, f^<TT*r I
Abjure, v. *t*i9t*£$<$ $j-ftf ^ 1
Ablac'tate v. Ui?$Jt$f *$?£] 1
A'blative, a. ^^fTwfaTsf 1
Able,«. "^ir^T^f^, *R5f,*>r^ , ^j
Ablegation, s. Tp-CWC*f C2f?T«l !
Ablution, s. ^fa, c*fts ^^«< 1
Abnegation, s. ^^toTST, SJttf,
Aboard, «rf. C^<^T#?T ^^fC?" I
Abode, s. ^T*T, ^3T$r%, ^T^1
Abolish, v. Cc7t*f 35, <rf$$ g» 1
Abolition, s.C^M,f^i«i,^^T;T f
Ab6minable,«.^6jt^,^WJ, ^Sft^
Abominate, v. "5r«i1 <P, ^sjaspSil ^ I
Abomination, s. *T«11, "SftT^W I
Aborigines, 5. CW*V§; ^Tt^TTCwft^ ^
Abortion, *. tfgsffif, tfl^rT?; J

ABS
Abortive, a. ^^fsf^TSitlJ, l^^5
^?
Abound, «.TOT^> ^} £f^ ^ l
About, pr. ^frf*vtC*r, *T^C*f;1ÔT
About, ad. £jT?r j tvS^^S ; %fy$ I
Above, pr. ^*fC?T, ^Cf, ^f*T<5i
Above-board, ad. gW^J^W,^-
Abreast, ad. *ft*fT*TTf*t, ^t^j% I
Abridge, v. *TC*F*f 3S, "^ ^ I
Abridgment, s. *vC^*fl^ I
Abroad, ad. 1%C*fC% *Tfe?TI
Abrogate, v. ^>RjsH ^> ?rf^5 3> I
Abrupt, a. ^ftfiiTpvtG^fafhf&l
Abruptly, ad. ^^JTte, ^1A I
Ab 'scess, s. (?EpTt>*F, 5^* jq |
Abscind, v. .<FtT>, C^t 3?, WTT> I
Abscond, v. ^TtHC^ft^^ ^ I
Absence, s. ^rs[*fJ%1%,*fC?rT3?3l I
Absent, «. ^$*ffe, ^T5ft9f5 I
Absolute, or. * T*ffa ;*F*£«i^5r*jtf I
Absolutely, fld.f^T^f^*^?^!
Absolution, s. "Jjf^, *fT*fC3rf5«*,
Absolve, v. z$f& tff, *F*Tl 3» I
Absorb, v. *RI *f1, c*tt*, *ft*T ^l
Absorption, *. cîr, C*tT^«l ; C^TW I
Abstain, v. f^|s "£, *FH ^ I
Abstemious, v. ^Te
*tc^t*ft"»fstet,
^t
Abstergent, a. *f1?^T?"^, C*ft*T^ I
Abstinence, s. f^C^Ttf, ^tf% I
Abstract, 5. ^t?Tt«f, TTC?Tt^T?r I
Abstract, v. 7JT?T ^^ ^ '
ACC
Abstractedly, ad. 4j9fa?JK*f, 1%3-
Abstraction, s. ftf%3re1 ; ^r^j^r^-
Abstruse, a. ^?5^, f^*J7, T[tf5i? I
Absurd, a. ^r*r$r$, ^5rftCT5*P I
Absurdity, s. "srf%J frsp^l, ^*T-
Abundance, s. 3ls[riT, ^tf^T^J I
Abundant, a. f?T^?T, fiflgT, ^TC^^ I
Abtise, v. ^f^ ^", ^TJ^T^* ^ f
Abuse, s. <r.T|feS *ttt*r, ^*J*^T?T I
Abusive, a. f^f3>, f^^TÎ" I
Abut, v. ^^TOf ^, ^^ ^ I
Aby 'ss, 5. ^T^cT^f^f <t^ ; *?3> •
Academical, «. ftjnT5T?r*TC^Y?r I
Academy, s. dt*fT^, *fTfc*ft*I1
Accede, v. *!*!§ Cff, ^fW<T 3> I
Accelerate, v. *ft^[ ^s, â^"1 ?p I
Accent, s. $?e ^35t?"«i ; ^1?T«j C«-
Accent, v. #<F ^&T?r«l 3* ; ^T35T?"«J
Accept, v. 9T^«I <P, *f f?gr ?p I
Acceptable, a. tfftn, 9f^^t?T sTOSt-
Acceptance, s. *f1?$t3", ^STtWl^T I
Acceptation, s. 9f^:«i ; ^fiTsSt^f I
Access, s. £fra*fTipr!%, STO31 I
Accessary,5. ^c^r^T£f*rfa*rc3
5t?ft
Accessible, a. ^t^T^?"^"?,^-^ I
Accession, s. ^f% ; *fe^>T; £jtf% I
Accessory, «. ^C^J"^" ^f^^ t^t%^5,
Accidence, 5. ^jT^WSK^rlVt I

ACC
Accident, s. ^^T* TTlfal ; $q I
Accidental, a. 'frf*, tfRt?^ I
Acclamation, *. ^tws^C^ %RRt*f l
Acclivity, 5. 3p^T*f§ kfiffil %m I
Accommodate, t?. ^rig^jsrj <p i
Accommodation, s. 2fC?rt«(^t?J?n
^TT5;<C«l ; $*f<ST<T ; faft ^$3* I
Accompaniment, 5. ^1 t^ "$TT?T|
Accompany, v. *z$? sfsr^ 9 1
Accomplice, s. fwfr^^Kt, <£-
Accomplish, v. tt*^ <p, fS^ <g |
Accomplished, a. $«iMf«, £f^ 1
Accomplishment, s. *flgf j^sj^cj 1
Accompt, s. sHstf, tt^t^ I
Accord, s. f^, 3R, te^l, TFS I
Accord,*?. fa*i, 7f j%f%v$ ^ ^3 ^
Accordance, s. *ra *%,«$$j, ^fat?T »
According, ^r. ^sj*rf?ft, ^r^T?
Accordingly, ad. ^^Tc^^gCT I
Accost, v. ^T^TT^f ^, Tf^t^ ^ I
Accouchement, s. ?{%fc $**ffrR,
£f*T<TI
Account, v. >S?TJT ^ $ t^^t*T CW
Account, 5. $r«R1 ; ft*$r«J ; ^T|r«j I
Accountable, 0. WTfl", 3]T^!f^ I
Accountant, s. $f«RT^*fi, SJ5^T,
thrift 1
Accoutre, v. J^grl <s, *f@Sft^ 3> I
Accoutrement, 5. *rW, ^ft?5Î
Accredited, 0. £WsYf3 ; gf^f^fV
B 2
^ ACQ
Accrue, v. fo*ft ^, ft% ^ 1
Accumulate^.Jfîr^,ifsri ^,^lf*t^
Accuracy, s. 3^51, ^MTsfr I
Accurate, a. f$&, ^, WTsf I
Accursed, a. ^f%*T% "W*nj,
Accusation, 5. ^5i«T*tiF,^rJ%reT*f I
Accusative-case, s. ^^ *fpf 1
Accuse, v. ^f^reTsf ^, ^«t?rt?-
Accustom, ». ?TJ^^t?" <F,^r vjt^r *S I
Accustomary, a. *J^TtW,^rejt*I
Ace, s. 4WT3 ; cl> <S$1 ; C<rj, ^«l (
Acerbity, s. ^Tj^T*f, ^t^*fJ I
Acervate, v. 3"Tf*f 31 4<frs ^ 1
Ache, s. c<r?R1, *m, *ftv?1
Achieve, v. ^^TMa-
^, <5>^T*f ^ I
Achievement, s. ^^t^Tj«j f^?1,
Achromatic, «. ^Vto.^W^fWs I
Acid, a. ^Rf, ^<f, «r|^1
Acidity, s. ^3^ ^3"?T*T, Î
Acidulate, v. ^^" 3s, ^^^1
Acknowledge, «>. ^fapf?T & I
Acme, 5. jf^raftsrl, gfte.gtfVSi
Aconite, s. fa, ^trT^ ^1
Acorn, 5. 5^JTf<[t^3: ^tlf 1
Acoustics, s. *ffi(^TtJl 1
Acquaint, v. ^t^5 *F, ®T^1 I
Acquaintance, s. ^rT^Y?T ; *f©5? I
Acquiesce, v. 1^15 ^", *ff?T^^' I
Acquire, v, ^«ttWk ^, £[T^ ^ I

ADA
Acquisition, s. cT^pj, £ftf% »
Acquit, s. ft5T<T¥T?r1 fac^te ^?T«I i
Acquittance, 5. TptJ-iT^ I
Acre, s. f^ t^"STl ^f^fr ^ft?^! 6! I
Acrid, 0. ^, 1%^, ^rtcT, vgfa |
Acrimonious, a. ^^f*t, spi> i
"*
Acrimony, s. <&<5#TO, t^jA
Across, ad. <b{(.5, ^Tv5*TTC*T I
Acrostic, 5. ot cStOT<T gfrej^ SJ-
Act, s. ftF?n ; 5ttT> retrain Sfa?T«l;
?TT5fT^3l, ^ft>T I
Act, V. <$?& <5 ; ^jfert ^ I
Acting, s. sftfj <5<T«i ; ?TT^jferl
for another, v. £f1%f^f>r ^ |
Action, s. ^^ ; ^T^t*T ; ^I
Actionable, a. ^f^CTTCsnr C*T*TJ I
Active, «. aftf^ ^MT^, *rwf I
Active-voice, s. ^«%T5J i
Activity, 5. EW^t, *F5^31 f
Actor, *. ^ci, 9t?P$; snfol
Actress, 5. ^^; *PTf?tel i
Actual, a. ^stttf, £f^5, f^*S? I
Actually, ad. f^5t¥, t^*6?^C^f I
Actuary, s. ^><fr, ft?TTC<r<r <5T*fj
Actuate, v. ^^^ £ff1% ;§i^fl 1
Actuated, ^«. gfrflfe, ^Tt%^ 1
Acumen, s. ^t^T^r, sWsfs I
Acute, a. ifap, 2Kj, 5^3- 1
Adage, *. gftyfa $*ftff*f <5sf1 f
Adamant, s. t£^$<$, ^<j^Ti ^f«t 1
ADxM
Adapt, ». 7r*r?j- ^ ^c^rt9f <g 1
Add, v. ft^ cw, ^j% <p, ^fpsrsrw ^ 1
Addendum,*. C^ra^c^Tsw^Th
Adder, s> 3T5W*f, C^^^?1 *fT*f 1
Addict, v. Tn^Tf^C3"*f t$
9 W*IW5 I
Addition, s. rafalf, |f%, *rc?T*f l
Additional, #. ^ww, ^f^fa^ 1
Addle, v. *fffc*1 ?1, c$TC^f ?1 I
Address, s. fa«£|jj f«fC?Tt^T^1,
Address,??. "^rT^rfwc^W^ 3S,^T* 9
Adduce, v. ^5JT^?5T *, 2ft%*f^ <p 1
Adept, a. ^*ij, Wsr^^^^T,
^f%^-
Adequate, a. V%*iW&, 3"scTJI
Adhere, v. 7iTr& ^, fertfV 1
Adherent, s. ^sfTsft ; a. n^w 1
Adhesion, s. *T5r$|"51,l7f$?i *f?rsi 1
Adieu, s. S^TR^^t^ ^T^tWT* 1
Adjacent, a. f^T^^f^TSTmrfsf I
Adjective, 5. S^TTS^, fac*rs«i 1
Adjoining, a. *T*r?f, ?T#h>f?€f 1
Adjourn, v. ^f$p5 ^, fa^T"5* ^1
Adjudge, v. ^5T?tS3l £f<ST*f ^ 1
Adjudicate, v. f^^f^ gs, R«f?T ^ I
Adjunct, s. •jt*t^ *i fstf^ra 337 i
Adjure, v. 'Wtf ?p, ^j 3> 1
Adjust, v. ^ffe?ri ^rr«r, ^r^?i, fsr^r
Adjustment, -s. f^^flTf^, ^T^ I
Adjutant, s. C^^T^f1% ftt*ra I
Admeasurement, 5. *Tf^"STT*i, "STt*^ I
Administer, v. TfT*l ^, OT?fl, ^T^l 1

ADV
Administration, s. *pT$F5t5T"fa I
Administrator, 5. sn^jf^F^r VCTtf-
Admirable, a. £f*r3Tafa, ^«,^"?j> I
Admiral, s.^^teT«ffir«JC"^T 'WJ^
Admiration,s.Î^fr5rT5T,£f*T*n,
Admire, v. ipr^l ^Tt^TO" C^t*T <G I
Admissible, «. *fTSJ^ft$Tin:srT*fJ
Admission, s. ^T$fSTW^T ^T«prt§ ;
*IJ%S5 fc^C? ^t<Pt?" I
Admit, v. ^?RT*rsrCT?r ^Jjsrt% CW l
Admixture, 5. firfaste ]pJ I
Admonish, fl.^^CTtif ^^W^C*
Admonition, s. ^*f3"f*P*f,§<TO*t 1
Ado, s. ^, astir ; ^TO I
Adolescence, s. c^ffa^TÎ
Adopt, v. c*fPO*J? ^5 tt^l *'
Adorable, a. «Jlf3ft?r, ^^ff?r I
Adore, v. *jlf1 ^ ; ^t% cSt^T * t
Adorn, v. c*TTl%3 3>, t^»flre ^ I
Adrift, «c?. ^^"fa^CS ^tf*nr1 l
Adroit, a. f^*J«l, $^*T3*, W^ I
Adulation, s. "^t%, fSTsrjl £f*f7fl 1
Adult, a. cSfV, 3"?IS£tt^r 1
Adulterate, v. ÎtSf CW, fsr^tcT ^ l
Adultery, s. *tJWJT9
<Dt%5T?-
Adumbrate, v. ^t?T3"* ^fif <PI
Advance, v. ^rtf*^ ^ ; 3^ ^ •
Advantage, s. SfT^, Tp*t •
sjtsfftrji
AdvantageouSj^.fT^lfJT^cTt^î
Advene, v. 1VSJF ^ I
B 3
^
AFF
Advent, s. ^TOT^T, ^Wt, ^¥ I
Adventitious, a. twjT^€t?', ^f^-
f*53 I
Adventure, s. I^TrSR^ TT^Î,
Adventure, v. ts*f^C*fr 2ff
3"
^,
^T*TW faf*rife $TC*fj t^W ^ I
Adventurous, «. ^T^'ft, f»^ri
Adverb, s. f^?t?T ftWsq I
Adversary, s. ^t?, f^^f^F, *t^l
Adverse, a. StîgmJfW%*$& f
Adversity, s. ^*ff^,p^1,yi(*t1
Advert, 1?. &SK ^, ^5^1 ?5 I
Advertise, v. t^^T^f^; 3>, ®T^1 I
Advertisement, 5. R^M^Wa I
Advice, s. ffTTftM
1
, *T*rT&T?r I
Advisable, a. ^f^T^^fJ, ^sniF
Advise, s. rfj]^ CW; *TTTtST?T C? I
Advisedly, «cZ. flrc^Wl *£&& 1
Advocate, 5. Sj^t^^, «W*Twt I
Adz, s. *£$m%, fÎ
JSgis, «. T>f«T, *P*ras I
AeVie, 5. 3TtS? *Tf^T *t*fl
Aerial, a. ^^T*fter,3T?T§F,C<f5?r I
Aeronaut, s. OTWTlfYjWasrnttl
Afar, «d. Tjcir, Tp^tc^, ^T3c<r i
Affable, 0. STf^fTf?*, ^t*TT"ft I
Affair, s. f<nnr7*jT*n?r, *5T*J I
Affect, v. irc* ^Tjf^CSTTfes * ;
Affectation, s. ff&V SJ*^T?WI
Affected, a. ^f3^*firf*T$ ; ^S-

AFT
Affe'ction, J.gf^ffo*. mrf 3>t<T I
Affectionate, a. cg^ft, «TWT?ft I
Affectionately, ad. <r^ «j^" i
Affiance, *. tW^^T ; S$$r$
Affidavit, *. *f*W*ra, *[ffw^ I
Affiliation, *. c*?fa7*£q <&<r«l •
Affinity, s. TT"*r<f,
f9f%3l, ?re^ i
Affirm, v. T^c*T <j>^ ft*S?T <F
Affirmative, a. ^teT^reT*^ I
Affix, 0. ^C5Tt?r <5, ^to <p i
Affix, *. <sr$TO, Stc^tsf i
Afflict, v.
ôf, c#*r c?, st*n i
Affliction, *. ^-<r?
t^9 ^-jTc-srt^ I
Affluence, 5. Tf^fe, a^f^ ft97 I
Affluent, a, s^<rftr, vff, ft^t I
Afflux, s. &m £fate, c^t3 1
Afford, v. CW, Tft^T <5, ?pft"<n tff |
Affray, *. TTT^T^tft, ^T^t^Tt% I
Affright, v. ^3 <$>, ^ tff<1 1
Affront, v. ^n^^> ^ ; ^-sîrT* ^ 1
Affront,*. ^*nTT3^5rral,s5reTW?n
Affusion, *. T>T*R, N$rf%C^ ^r«| 1
Afloat, ad. ^T^T"srt^T, £fl>f%3 1
Afoot, «d. ^fPfJCSf ; S^raFfa l
Afore, pr. ^csjr,
«Jp£
Aforesaid, 0. «Jp£T^, *J4faj>to 1
Afraid, 0. €te, *fj%$, 4^ |
Afresh, ad. *{*^T?r, ^p«5 I
After, pr.^-tt^tfzjiad.îiptfzji
Afterbirth, *. ^f^"t"?T, ^p??, ^ctT^ i
Afternoon, s. t^T^TsT, ^^T^Tl^* I
Afterthought,*. ^WTSf^^^^H
Afterward, ad. *TC3", ^S^ |
5 AIL
Again, ad. *gX<6r$, *£*<rt?r I
Against; pr. ^z%, ft*f?fto5
Age, *. <r?s^sr ; 35T*T ; ^^ *f$
Aged, a. 2^, STtftsT, ^51, *tf1
Agency, *, <RfW, ^SfoT^rera l
Agent, *. ^w^qI, ^^^t^î
Aggrandize, v. ^f% <^ ^1 ,
Aggravate, v. £g«f <fl c^ ^,
Aggregate, *. c*TTl>,
4f^ ^tf*t I
Aggression, s. fcc?rT*r WrT?TW ;
Aggressor, *. g^ ^TapsT*!*^ I
Aggrieved, a. 5Tf*T$, $*T2R5 1
Aghast, 0, 3rTl^*, ?T&f%$, 7^3 1
Agile, 0. 9TRFW?ft, *TW?r, 3F3 l
Agility, *. 3^3751, 5T*f*IJ I
Agitate, v. srt?, ^f%J ^, ^^g-
Ago, ad. *f$, ^srefo, ^ *pafr
Agonize, v. *3fa1 *f1, ^jfas ^ 1
Agony, s. W3J^ ^«i1^^ cwfll
Agree, v. $&j ^, c^ 5",*TO5 ^ j
Agreeable, 0. ^f3^r, ^TTJ I
Agreeably, «d.^#<
sj#3S;x5T»rjfrc*fl
Agreement, s. ffrsre ; ft?rcr»f3r I
Agriculture, *. <f>j%<5Tft, ^ftftffjH
Aground, ad. $SU &*$) I
Ague, *. ^^f ^[<r 1
Ah, int. ^rTÎ, ^Ts I
Ahead, «tf. ^rcg, «J_?T^K,^?r5^?r 1
Aid,*. ?Tt^rj, ^TTîpTT, ^*^J l
Ail, V. ^Jj%5 ^ vflvs! *fl ,

ALI
Ailment, s. *ft$1, *jTf*T, *TtC*rte I
Aim, s. ^rf%£fT*, 5te*f*fj j TO,
Aim, v. «T^j ^, sfa? tf, 05^1 ^ I
Air, ». e*j<$ cw, ^T^tC^T 33$ ^ I
Air, s. <TT^, Wt^t*T ; ^J ; ^fa I
Airing, s. ^HJOT**, SnrftTT?T I
Airy, a. <rt?[ *PS#to ; sna, ?"fw I
Aisle, «. «SRT*rc?<T wj*T$T i
Ajar, «dL ^^f*[^, ^WWTtsfl I
Akin, a. W*t$fv, TOttfcto,^*T7
Alabaster, 5. ^ 2T53" |^c*t^r I
Alacrity, s. TSfJ s§*Tpsj, ^WJ*T I
A-la-mode, ad. <fte}»[iTTC|r !
Alarm, s. *53*fff^, ssw^TT; aft»ri
Alarm, v. ^?r c**M, *5fo 35, ^1^1
Alarum, 5. fr*fTf 53 f*f3> "5T«i?1
Alas ! alack, int. *rt?T ^t¥ I
Albeit, «& *nfjf*f, silfanf* I
Album, s. gtfSro 37t%^W3T "5""55T-
A'lchymy, 5. <RT*TC fcw)1 I
Alcohol, 5. irc^J<r *TT3"T*t I
Alcove, s. *r«f*tT5Tl, ^<T I
Alderman, 5. WC?T^ ^*TJ*F, c%l-
Ale, *. "SRSfto Ttfij) ftt*ftn
Alembic,s. C5T?f3"*T?r ^fTajfrt*^ I
Alert, a. *iV<f, *IC53»rt ^T^^TT^T I
Algebra, 5-. *tsi$ffa"3, ^R^sifsj-si
Alias, ad. ^^1, 1%^1, ^Tsf*rl 1
Alibi, ad. ^T^TM" ST1>^1 ?f^c?
£ 4
7 ALL
?rTf*r sif^ c^r $s<r cm 1
Alien, a. fcc^ft, ft*f#te 1
Alien, 5. fccfpfhr *JJ%J I
Alienate, v. *TC*TT^;3"«i 3? ; 5j|?f ^ 1
Alienation, 5. Trc^T^^T^ ^«J j
Alight, v. ^T*r, ^3"?sn> ^ I
Alike, ad. ^SfR^TW, ^J?W,
Aliment, *. •sfftTJTpJ, ^rt^t?" I
Alimony, 5. ^qOTWTctf sftsRI
Aliquot, a. ^TT^v^j^ *r$n t%^s
Alive, «. #ttt$, ^fasf, ?vî
Alkali, s. tpT?T, ste^Tf 1
All, 0. 3F^*T, Tyi$t
$t**, w1
Allay, v. 9I1TT1, ^T^ ^, t%^5 <5 I
Allegation, 5. f^37TteT,f^*&?re$f1
Allege, v. TJ7?K*T ^, fk*5J( & 1
Allegiance, s. 3rTBi**Tl^55l,«j%S
Allegory, s. %*nr1, 3WJRTW
Alleviate, 0. ©Tf^T^" ^, W*f*r 3» I
Alley, s. sff%, ?T^H*r, 3jfH"*f I
Alliance, «. ^[%, r.^c?,
f^f%^1 •
Alligator, 5. ^^t?", ^^^f^HT^ I
Alliteration, s. Î^Stm, W**m I
Allocation, 5. C^TT^f ^1 ^1^^ ^?Tej I
Allot, v. ^Ttf Cf ; ^fT^ ^,t%W«l ^ 1
Allotment, *. ^T*f, î*, l^TSfl
Allow, v. ^1^1% ^ ; Tt^T<T ^ 1

ALT
Allowance, s. f^ffcfs ^^ ^^
Aiidy, 5. «rrtfr, €m j^i
Allude,?;. *CT3 *s, ^^"5r ^ 1
Allure,^ ffcstWq *, «^t% w*fl l
Allusion, s. TKTSsrs *T*j, fe?K I
Alluvial, a. *ff§r, §fcTM%3
(^) i
Ally, s. ^W^ftF!?, ^t?, vwi
Almanac, *. *ffa?pi, sft^ ,
Almighty, a. *p£*rfWr»n
Almond, s. ^tWT*r 1
Almoner, s. wWtfjflF, f^l^l 1
Almost, ff&£fftr,ftffc*3rj*' 7^^ i
Alms, s. Tffa, f%TP1, frs^i
Aloes, s. ^W^-
Aloft, ad k^ZJ, ^cf I
Alone, «<?. 435^, 4351, f%fifl 1
Along, «<?. yftt^, S«t?T t^1
Aloof, ad. Tg#f
*smr^ *srrrsfa*i 1
Aloiid, «& ^t^s^c?-, T?k35Tc?r r
Alphabet, s. *«ftrT5rt, w^ttT^ |
Alphabetical, a. ^W^ff?;^ 1
Already, ad. 4«R, t^T?T *Jt# I
Also,- ad. ^^"5 ; S^fM ; <<m , ^5
Altar, 5. ST33 OT^, C^W ; C<r1fN>1
Alter, v. ^J03r*f ?p, ^^jotf $ j
Alteration, s. N5RK1, 3Tjf%3p!sn
Altercation, s. ^ftfT^Jf, favgsl
Alternate, «. *fT*iTspTrr, 4C<J5<r
Alternative, s. ^rej^CSWT?, f?r-
Although, c.TOf*T,*rf*,*r1^xijT*l
Altitude, s. %W^, ^f$1 I
AME
Altogether, aa. n&gQ, yf^X3t-
Alum, ,. ^ftfl,, [mot l
Always, «tf. ?r#?1, j^ f^^ j
Amain, ad. 3F3?rc*T, CTOf, 'c3C«H
Amalgamation,5.5ft^^rT^;^l
Amanuensis, s. t%f*r^T<T<5, ^TOT^T
Amass, ». jf^^r 3^ ^ffwf 9 ,
Amateur, 5. f^f«tTt^ fsffjTfSf? I
Amatory, a. *£5fT?T fir*TO t
Amaze, *. 53^3 35, <siT*Kfj <S t
Amazement, s. *sr**T?r ^,
Amazingly, «£ <5rmfr?K*n
Amazon, s.
^*i1|fl, f*5^n f
Ambassador, s. T£5, 3TTbt£$ 1
Amber, 5. ^n<T<Tl, *hf** i[ c*nr i
Ambidexter, s. *r*J*TTl?t, PFS>Tf%*n,
Ambient^.c^^^tft, reenter i
Ambiguity, s. «TT?rT«f, fjtf f
Ambiguous, «. ^jsfa. ^T*?s^ ,
Ambition, s. ^"S^mj ^fwcTT^
Ambitious, a. ^W«TWTl%^T^t I
Amble, v. $$ * f]^f ^jf% ^ 1
Ambrosia, s. n5T^$,
*£$fy *flw |
Ambulation, s. £[P?f%«|, N»lf«l l
Ambuscade, j *. ^ff^, **, *rs[<r
Ambush, j ^c*WT? $n1%<rT?r
Amelioration, *,^«p^sr, CSffc-^rq,
Amen, ac? . ^ *r$ ^^P,^t^ I

ANA
Amenable, a. PfTrl", ^feff^ I
Amend, v. §*f*rsf *fl, ^j l
Amendment, s. c*ff*f5T, ^% ^T«| I
Amends, s. ^t% CTTSR^r^^^Tfii i
Amenity, *. ^731, *[«4il3re53 I
Amerce, v. ^rfvfa 3», ^f^FS 3» I
Amethyst, s. te$3t%) «c% ^ft t
Amiable, 0. fgft**, CS^Tsf I
Amicable, a. £TTO,'bra^T^r
Amidst, p TOCT, ^T^j^c<T I
Amiss, ad. ^*J??&c% CffTW^ I
Amity, s. ^T^t?^1 ;
f^a|^1, gftt§ I
Ammunition, *. *rc^|T ^fsrsft I
Amnesty, s. ^1, cWT^rc^TtW^ I
Among, "|
Amongst, jf- *«T> TO«?j
Amorous, #. ?PT^5, Cfifat*^ I
Amount, s. c*rTT5, «i)^ I
Amount, v.
4[f^ ^, <T57tT* ^ I
Amoiir, s. £f*ri%*, ^1%^ I
Amphibious, 0. "^SFcre?" I
Amphitheatre, s. STt^Jt «T?^"C*t^" I
Ample, a. £fF^,ftW, *$,£t*n5 I
Amplify, v. ^®tf?T3 ^,*T^»TJ * 1
Amplitude, 5. 1t^t«f5l, *$«fe1 I
Amputate, v. ^"SfC^PR ^ 1
Amulet, 5. ft^T*TTsf <^S,*rT^«r|" I
Amiise, v. ^tC5TtW ^, C^l^ ^ I
Amusement, s. ^TtCSTtW, C^t^P I
An, «rf, de/ore « vowel, *$&, ffifo I
Anachronism, s. 3T*rerep',*PTc*?fe|3T
Anagram, 5. CSfa £{W I
9 AN&
Analeptic, «. *rtfesi^*|1©*T?fts
Analogous, a. *T^*f, *F*f^f?T I
Analogy, s. *Ttf*r$1, *nsrefa i
Analysis, s. ^?[ ^3- ^|«fl ^>T
c*r?r *wfeji
Analyze, v. ^TV«tTVT ^t??1
Anarchy, s. ^TtSWSl, CSfT^TsT f
Anathema, s. ^3Tf%1
*fT*f 5
Tnjj i
Anathematize, v. *Tt*f CW, ^J 35 I
Anatomist, s. 37?TCTSrcr t^WJtsff I
Anatomy, s. *JTO5* ftwjl I
Ancestor, s. *jpfr*j?^, *silft*&Z I
Ancestry, s. <jScT, ?r*f, ctfrift I
Anchor, s. *T9T$ '
Anchorage, s. viW$ C*Ffwtet«J Tt*n
Anchorite, 5. WTf, t^T^t, 3*fa I
Ancient, a. gftSt^, *jjTte* I
And, <?. <i)*, v8, ^H?" I
Anecdote, s. ^5*fKJT^, S*IW1,
Anent, pr. ft^C?, *reC3F !
Anew, ad. ^R^TTO, *Jf*5t *f*^T?:
Angel, s. ^sfi£3, *t?fta f3 I
Angelic, a. ^$ft[3^?F*f I
Anger, s. c^t*, <^T*T, ^^1
Angle, 5. ffpfa, C^W, ^5 I
Angle, v. f%9 c*$m, 3"5*ft £^*f I
Anglicism, 5. ^sjTsft ^W<T ^PT
Angrily, a^CSPTSf^TOT/^t^f^C^fl
^ngry, a. C^t^MW, ?"KTf%^ I

ANN
Anguish, s. ^t^*T*T *Ttof*FS *TT-
Angular, a. c<5T*IT<pt% I
Anhelation, s. |T*TT5T, ^t^Jtsf '
Anility, s. aft?" gflsfaTTÎ I
Animadversion, s. ^T^CSTTsf, «(•
*R1, CWtt fff«* I
Animadvert, v. cWt"?T C?, ^^C^t^f
^, ^Wfl 9
Animal, s. W-%, £ft^t ; ^§fW I
Animalcule, s.
^J^ ^ll> !
Animate, v. *f®fa ^ , ^T^T C«f
§C3FSR1 ^ I
Animated, «. *rc5^T, *TC5® I
Animation, s. C53^1, ^TSffa'Sa I
Animosity, s. t^Wfa, f$?Tl
Anise, *. csft^t I
Ankle, s. ^«^p, *TTC??T tfttitl
Annals, s. ^T«T^f^"^ t^3"«| I
Anneal, v. w ^^«iT^ $tt * I
Annex, p. ^c^ *JOTsf ^ I
Annihilate, v. C*TT*T ^, *rtfaf*T ^ I
Annihilation, s. C*TT*T, *T3fat*f I
Anniversary, s. C^T^T 3"jT*ftC<T<pT
Anno Domini, s, **ft?ift?T *f^ i
Annotation, s. "f^«t«t^t, §}^1
Announce, v. *retW CW, C^TTÎI ^ I
Annoy, «. <TJ"^ 3», ft<j:*F ^ I
Annoyance, s. 7rj"S$1, t^ô^j l
Annual, a. *rfa^lft<r, 3"TWP f
Annually, ad. £ft%**3TC*T I
Annuitant, 5. ^Tf^ ^j%C$t*ft I
10 ANT
Annuity, s. ^tftfe |f%
Annul, v. c5TT«T *P, t^<rof<5 <$ 1
Annular, «.
5^tf1%, **J?Tf % I
Annunciation, 5. c*rfa«l1 ^^r«i 1
Anodyne, 0. G*JRTf^TO3P l'
Anoint, v. fo^TST*^ ^f%C"?r<S ?5 1
Anomalous, «. <ftf^f^|r;$ |
Anomaly, s. *5tfftm, 371%^ I
Anon, ad. ^3, v5I<rT? ; <5-*R *
Anonymous, a. tsRT^t, ^tsnftsr I
Another, a. ^su^TfT 4<s, ^*f?r I
Answer, 5. $^r, £f |§3rfaj I
Answer, v. ^j tff, £f v£ Js^ 9 1
Answerable, 0. ^^TCSTTsfJ, ^f 1
Ant, *. f*T*ftf§te1, f*f*ftî j
Antagonist, s. £tt%*W, t^^f^F;
Antarctic, a. wfwwsffa I
Ante-, pr. ^Ttf, *£.^"> ^T*rJ I
Antecedent, a. ^TSfsfrsft, ^TSjT^f I
Antechamber, s. ^"TTsfl, ^fTPtf3"
Antedate, v.
*J# 5Tf?<r CW I
[>£fc*ft
Antediluvian, a. W^^pi^m^ '
5
J-
Antelope, s. <^*TT?% ^T*PTT?T I
Antemeridian, s. ^^"t^ I
Antemundane, a. "^W^ *pfo^f I
Antepast, s. ^Tfr ^TT^^wf ^ttf*,
Anterior, a. ^pfal&Y, ^$p"^f I
Anthem, s. ^^f^T?* 5TR,
Anthology, s. <sf?r3l T^, "$*

APE 11
Anthropophagi, s. ^pKl^t^l i
Anti-, pr.fttt, ft*T0S ; vlW I
Antic, s. €t^, ^fvS, *P5?r1l
Antichrist, s. ^t«F **fHi>, *p^t© •
Anticipate, v. *Jt^T ff^6
! *& I
Anticipation, s. ^wrg^«l, ^t*f1l
Antidote, *. fr^^ ^*f I
Antimony, s. *pftl, ^RHR I
Antipathy, s. ^T^tfr^ *ft1
Antipodes,*. *rsr*j;3*rp5f%3,^5rQ-
Antiquarian, s.£ttffa 3*J*IgT^
Antiquated,0.*£grT3*,^»I*n*^t*fj i
Antique, a. 9J^j'Sl^lft '
Antiquity, s. «J*foT*r, £tt£to5l
Antistrophe,*. sfTW?" ff^?r S?"6! I
Antithesis, *. *TC^J<T t^^fteJ I
Antitype, *.£t^frfa5l^?r,^T3:1?r
Antler, s. ^®«j"»jCW?r *tT*T1 I
Anus, s. #37 CTf^t, C*OT I
Anvil, *. f^sTat, f^T*ft, f^t^ I
Anxiety, s. kw, ^T**1, ffcal I
Anxious, a. ^tf^3,$ff#,$*sf%3i
Any, a. c^T^, C<p3;, f%^ I
Aorist,*.^t^f^i^teT*Tl5TOf3RrT*fF
Aorta, s. ^f^fCQ-gr 4^ ^tft I
Apace, ao *ttg 5P@?1, 53<n?r I
Apart, ad. f%s, ^33, *[<^|
Apartment, s. SfC^"?" <i)9 ^jfc^ft 1
Apathetic,a.^C53^f^f^3,f^C*st>*
Apathy, s. *P|«fF$rtft3J, ^TC5v5*[5l
Ape, s. ^ftj, *rf*f, *t3M> I
APP
Ape, v.^^vf 35 ;c^rl,©^ffi*f sp I
Aperient, a.^fc*** *©t<r53s,<:w*Pl
Aperture, 5. ffejj, CWW, 3"U, "*pT<5 I
Apex, *. ^5T«r, ^*r, -p-J, N5jf»T1 I
Aphorism, 5. *fc*F*f $1%% *J4 I
Apiary, s. *rS£srf^T?T ^T*T? 1
Apiece, ad. ^C^^MT^f^sR I
Apocryphal, a. ff^rsr, ^r£tT*rT«iJ I
Apologize, v. 3[ff ^faT?" 3? 1
Apologue, *. 3lf^$n,f$reT*ftff*n
Apology, s. wrgftsfal ; ^*T 1
Apophthegm, s. ^cftir *"foj,S?F-
CTTTf^l
Apoplexy, s. ^sfc^Ttf ©C*t^ I
Apostasy, s. ^IWSfrjJTsf, *P&-
c*rt*r 1
Apostate, s. W^nsjTsfl" I
Apostle, *. CSiQ'S <SjfW, T£3 I
Apostrophe, s. c^t^T ©XC<r 3"*F31
^1%^ cf^J ?P©?T1 ^*R$
*tr.^ *icw3 <i^4ter fw? 1
Apothecary, s. ff^pl^, *T*lT<ft I
Appal, v. ^3 35, ^<j £fw"*f ^T 35 1
Apparatus, j.^gna^lM&I^TSsn
Apparel, s. *fftr*5Jf, w*ra£Sl 1
Apparent, a. 2faT*T, ^ ^, gf^J^ I
Apparently, ad. <0*r?frc*T, "^D^S,
Apparition, s. jf*f^, w*rj^r ; ^t?1,
^5 I
Apparitor, 5. &T*T?rT*ft, ft^T?:-

APP
Appeal, s.t^src^fTOTTcTCir?"^^-
fej A^C¥ ^*flTf ftsTjT-
Appear, v. £f$T*T *T1, w4* Of I
Appearance, s. Pf*f^, ^W?",?^!
Appease, v. *ft^ ^, *$X% ^ I
Appellant, s. ^Q% f^t^TcTCsT
«t5f?T5T?r £ft^ I
Appellation, 5. srfa", *T331,^Kj1 I
Appellative, a. ®Tt%3"T5^ I
Append, «^src3*TC*rT$r 91 [^J^T I
Appendage, s. §*tfw, C*W*T,*T-
Appendix, s. C^t?*f3f, ^*f£T I
Appertain, 0. tt^T 3", ^rf^F^i
Appetite, s. ^*p, TO?F1; 3"H|1
Applaud, v. £t*r*n 3?, arsri <p •
Appladse, 5. St*f*i1, sttsri, ^ 1
Apple, *.pWF5T;5^ *£sf%,^*R
«W 1
Appliance, s. ^t^cttK, cTtsfT^i
Applicable, «. 3TtfFTTSFJ, %*rsr^5 ,
Applicant, *.^t^,^tWP,te!TOI
Application, 5. *rc*rTsf ^J*l ; fo.
Apply', v. STttf/fffrr ^; ttTwI <& 1
Appoint, v. f%w& ^, f^<£fpf«i ?p l
Appointment, s.f^csT^T; ^sSr/*!" Jf
Apportion, 2;. froffi 3», ^r*T 3> f
Apposite, #. C^TsfJ$?f5nF,£ff»5 I
Appraise,??. ^Tfsft' 3>,"3pof^?5*T«| 1$
Appraisement, s. vV f%*r ^J« I
Appraiser,s.^r5*Wnr,3j"5Jjf^?fr*f«|-
12 AEB
j
Appreciate^.^f^cJ^r^^j^tTfj^
Apprehend, v. %$, ^^f^m <5 ;^f
Apprehension, s. c*T*T ;*f^1;*<^«ll
Apprehensive, «. ^rt"*TOT*T3F l
Apprentice, «. ^frf*t^TC«f C*T
Apprize, v. 3H*R <F5 *T*rT*T?r c* I
Appn5ach,*.f^CT>^TtyR,$*f*f^
Approbation, 5. ttsst^ ; ^f*f srffi
Appropriate, «^sar vSJfa ^;<T|^1 l
Appropriate, 0. JTSfS, $*T?r*F l
Approval, 5. ?T«r1%, vgi^, ^pfaT<T I
Approve, v. srwrtJite <p, gr^j ^ I
Approximate, «. f^T? 3*^f I
Approximation, ^.^T^t^J, t5T<FT> J I
Appurtenance, s. *rf^^>3"^,t^w?r,
April, *. t*rit?r ***rc?r?r u^«f
Apron, «. altera zm frc*r^ 1
Apt, a. OTfrffiW, 3TfI3, £f^3 I
Aptitude, *. ^*fC*TTf*T5l, 3WJ3T I
Aquarius, s. ^3"Tf*t I
Aquatic, a. SfSfB^lFSTlJjSfSTsfaft I
Aqueduct, 5. *T*lTfcc*re,SfWttf I
Aqueous, «. 3fwra"*,®5??r1,*fT»rcTJl I
Aquiline, 0.^COFTWf^rC$W?r
Arable, a. *F%9 C^fsfT^tr^M^s* I
Arbiter,*."*?^, *rtf§f*T,ft5T?T^1i
Arbitrarily, «£ C^*^l ^3fa I

AUG
Arbitrary, a. ttcsT^^ ; ^l^lfsns I
Arbitration, s. "sr^l^T^t, ^tt%^t,
Arbitrator, s. "srsfj^C, t^^Tt?^ i
Arbour, s.
f-%, t^f^. ^*TfiN»1
Arc, s. *fftf*(T 4<$ ^TVT, f-ar^T^
Arcade, s. *T3T1?C15 ^T^t1?^ *f$T I
Arcanum, s. *fl>f^"3ir, g^rfsror;
Arch, s. f<f5Tt^,^f?rfV?"'^?W,r
f I
Arch, a. C&tt&l, ?T^, TO?Tl
Arch-, 0. £f*<ffa, C«& I
Archangel, -s. ^sflfa St^TT^T Tf5 I
Archbishop, s. SfsfT^ V^TtfJ^F I
Archer, s. *f$C?r, ^TsraTSil I
Archery, s. Ssf^RWJI, *r«J<CT**TT?T I
Archetype, s. ^5y5jf?f, ^T5r"«f I
Archip^lagOjS.^-si^^fc^
«Jq
TfS^j
Architect, *. îwf^rte),^'^^
Architecture, s. îfi* t^^t^f^WJl I
Archives, *. Stfftx f%<^|1^ ^^1
Arctic, a. ê3X3»"3pir l
Ardent, a. §&% Sg^T*, ^Tjst I
Ardour, s. ^M^w, $st*f, §Ws] l
Arduous, a. TJSTtfsa,
f357T, 5ft^
Area, 5. §fcfa,c?T««rT?r^rs*fSC^g- i
Arena, 5. "STSTsngtl^r C^^ I
Argent, a. <jf*fT<r ^TJTTT
Argue, v. WfaW^, f*3$1 « I
Argument, 5. «5t?T«j ; $*FfinS*f,
13 AKO
Argumentative, a."*rf%iKfl"c
?
T,f3:5T?r
f<rf*PS> 1
Arid, a. S33>, *$&, ffgfajSl
Aries, s. c^, gf^sr ?"Tf*T I
Aright, «d. ^WW, ^fasuw I
Arise, v. ^fc, sfiC^T«3Ttt ^ I
Aristocracy, s. <£cffa CSTtWSp ;
Arithmetic, 5. ^rei^FJl,*fttl$rf«K5
Arithmetician, 5. *i<rjtCTOl, ^^
Ark, s. ^*C^te1 ; f*i*Jj3 I
Arm, s. 3?^, ^SJ j ^TTeT ; *tf^ I
Arm, v. ^T^<ft^:«l *5, ?piw1 3H
Armada, ^
Armament,) '•**«**«***?
Armillaiy, a. ^WI^TJ,^?!^ 1
Armistice, s. ©ftfc* ^TC*J3" ;§f5TJ
^t^f1% l
1
Armlet, s. ^^«j, 3tSf ; ^5 •STM l
Armorial, a. *T*f5*,C*m5ttfc^-
Armory, 5. ^T3Tift^T; *V«r ^rxTjt-
Armour, 5. ^TCSftlTl^ ^, ^"S I
Armourer, s ^^f^sfrtsl ]
Armpit, s. ^^3 *T^*[*r, **r*T I
Arms, *. ^gt3 ;f*!ta «fW^5^ f&^
Army, 5. tiapT^S, C^T*^ I
Aromatic, a. *[sfi%, ^3"TPT$ I
Around, «ei E^f^Sf,*T35TtoTC?T I
Arouse, v. BiT*te ^, *iC53^ ^ I

ART
Aroynt, int. ^ •$&, *rte * I
Arrack, s. v5|5t, ^^Ttitre £F$5
Arraign, v. ^Nt*f ^,W%C*rt*f^
Arrange, v. *TtSi1, C^«Tt 3> I
Arrangement, s. f^*T«i,1^T5r f^-
^3f, c$$t ^m^ <rt«*m i
Arrant, a. ^1% Tpff, ^rt% ST5RJ i
Arras, s. fafâ ^n3T«i ?rs i
Array, 0. ^f%3 9 ; C*R1 C£t«ft * I
Arrears, s. *OT?1, *T#t, *^t I
Arrest, v. 5f?r, ^TT^Pl, *rfaT3 ^ I
Arrival, 5. *f .5^, ^srTsfSR I
Arrive, v. ^*tf%$ s, tf^Jg 1
Arrogance, s. *n£,W^rT<T,TO,W*f
Arrogant, a. fff^re, ^sr^S I
Arrogate, v. *T# 35, ^5rf«^TT«T *P,
Arrow, s. *fa~it?r, *t^, ^tStf 1
Arsenal, s. ^ST^T?: I
Arsenic, s. *nj[*FT?r? ^f?5Te* 1
Arson, s. ^^Wt^t^f^t^T I
Art, s. f*t«tfrol ; C^t*f5T I
Artery, 5. 3r^*tf^ft f"tfc1 I
Artful, a. V^J, 55, *ffc, <«? I
Artfully, ad. ô%T3>C*f I
Article, s. sT^fatSTiJ^Jj^Tfirfîrsr 1
Article, v. fa?"5r 3>, fa^Nr 3> I
Articulate, v. §E5t<re| <5, ^CW<T 3> l
Articulate, a. «J*te *, *pH& I
Articulation, s. ^T?"6
!; ^f%,f^T^"1
Artifice, 5. tf'gft, *T^3l7 "5^ t
Artificer, s. ^tRr^?T, ft**^ I
14 ASP
I
Artificial, a. <Ff3rsr, <f.f**t;5 »
Artillery, s. C$T*f*T*pr, ^5t5 •
Artisan, s. f5«t^3^^t^t I
Artist, s. f^3T?p^r, f*Jwf*ff3"5 I
Artless, a. §ffT?ref?r3r, *T<STcT I
As, c. wsm, ^r^«r, *r$n i
Asafoe'tida, *. flsjr, ft^fa^rtT 1
Asbestos, s. iJC3n*TT?f<5 2J"$?T 1
Ascend, v. fe$$f*R ^, ^ I
Ascendant, s. ^|J31 ; C2|&"31 I
Ascendency, s. carfrsl, £fr*rT*J I
Ascension, s. ^fsfâ", ^'Sffa 1
Ascent, s. ^$*T*R, ^TC<rT^«i l
Ascertain) v. fa«f?r ^, f**f[f?T$ ^ l
Ascetic, «. $*nft, TOJfft I
Ascribe, 0. c^^JTT <5,^TC?rT*f <$ I
Ascription 5. ^TTC^Wq^^fajStW
Ashamed, a. effera, ^«ttl%^ I
Ashes, s. ^^, '^T^', *TT*f 1
Ashore, ad. Ft$TT¥, ^Cl>, <FC*T I
Asiatic, #. ^Tf*nrT#t*f ?IWt?r 1
Aside, ad. 4® *Ttrf, f^fe I
Asinine, #. sp^TT^^Pt^r l
Ask, 1;. f^mi *s, S1T, TTt^l ^ I
Askance, «c£. 4$3Tc$f, ^T^C^5 l
Askew, ad. d^T^CT, CT>?T5t?re*f,
Aslant, arf. t%?rW, cêtf^f^sf-
Asleep, id. t^fj^,- l^tjt^, ^^ I
Aslope, a^. Tjrfe^TW, -vfff?!^ I
Asp, s. ^t^^r^f ttc*r^" I [^^1
Aspect, s, ^*0«,Pf*f^^T^t?',^-

ASS
Asperate, v. 3>^*T ^, ^Tfirf^ <G I
% Asperity, s.35J53*^teH5l, ^t^*TJ I
;
Asperse, v. fw^T ^ ; CWt^TT<^t«T <5;
Aspersion, s. ^c^fsTT^jCSfT^*!1
Asphalt, s. ^Ttte^ H^sflir *[f%<f.1
Aspirant, s. WW^JtH", ^^5^ I
Aspirate,?;. $?? 3^T<T«l ^ i
[<W^1
Aspiration,*,wtafosI <T«i ;T|^|1 ,^WT-
Aspire, v. ^^^fii îT^ti^Fl *P I
Ass, s. sfHHSF, 9fT*<r1 i
Assail, v. ^Tt3F*r«i ^, J>FtS ^ I
Assailant, 5. ^n^'ST^T^Y I [^"^1 1
Assassin, s. 3"^"5TT3^. W^T'T^"^
Assassinate, v. 3"*J îT*iT$ ^ 1
Assault, ^WT^TH^TW^J^Trs 1
Assay, 5. *f3r|-^1 ; §*T3P*r,^pnT*i i
Assayer, s. *T<ft3F^, SfT^'S'^s'l i
Assemblage, s. ^TU, 1?*31,1%Î
Assemble, #. 4$3 "§", ^fsrt9T^5 ^ I
Assembly, s. *T«I, C*r*fl, ^"STt^ I
Assent, v. ^fot?T <5, TfWS ^ I
Assent, s. ^"^T^", 3T55rt%, ^r^"srr%
Assert, v. f^*5?^C*f <5^, WM?1 *P,
%?" ^1
Assertion, s. f^ntfito ^1, f^*5?-
Assess, v. ^<r ^"^1, ^qr f^?j*f«i ^ I
Assessment, s. <5<3" f^?f*T«i ; <$i£ 1
Assets, 5. f%$, 3r**rf%, ^5TT?r I
Asseveration, 5. 1^37 *J3T^ ^^T,
Assiduity, s. asfa, ^T^T, ^TOTtf 1
15 AST
Assiduous, a. sftft, TOTTWsft 1
Assign,^.t^c?rr9r^,f%<r ^, f^w ?g
Assignation, s. Uteres 3TCW3
Assignee, s. £tt%ftf*f3rc*f t^C?t-
Assignment,*. f^c?T5W, ^5RJC*
^*fa ^?T«I, £fWT* 1
Assimilate, v. vgcTJ?&*f ^, irw*f ^ I
Assist, v. yfT^t^TJ ^, ^"WT^" * I
Assistance, s. *P£nT5l, ^T^^^TI
Assistant, s. JTÎ^ft, *reT, JTcrrT$f 3» I
Associate, s. ^sft^Htjt^, W1 I
Association, s. itej,CsreT; ^"^TllT,
3FHTTSM
Assort, 0. Jtflfl, *f9fa* * ^ I
Assortment, 5. 31^1 *rfsr*ft,*[$r3£
Assuage, v. $rT*fl^*f*f* $,*fte ^ I
Assuetude, 5. *J*5T?T^n$1, ^ftr% I
Assume, v. sf^«| 9 ; ^f%^to ^ ;
Assuming, a. *f3jf , ^j%srTsft I
Assumption, s. 9t^*l5 ^*[^; ^f^T f
Assurance, s. ^?Th, t^*^1T C3l*T
Assure, «>. t^*5?T ?K*f ^^", ^T-
Assu redly, «rf. f^*S?, nsi^wfj I
Asterisk, 5. f5^ftc*T* ^1 (*)l

ATO 16
A-stern, ad. ®Wc^?T *f*&T5t*f I
Asthma, s. ^T^r^T^r, ft*fTf^T*T I
Asthmatic, a. 1
£t*WTSf3' I
Astonish, v. f^J{?T*f3" "S, 5W I
Astonishment, s. 5*T<^T?T C?T*f I
Astound, v. f^^HT^^ <F, *r$5 3? I
Astral, a. •war^nrahr I
Astray, «d. W^CU", ft*ftttf !
Astride, a^. *T1 C^MTÎ I
Astringent, a. SfT?re, ^TC^t^ftTT I
Astrolabe, 5. g^T^?
-
^t^^TT«l ^3
Astrologer, 5. *T«i^, br^T^, lito I
Astrology, s. ^îf^" STt^T^l
Astronomer, s. cs»JTt%Csfel I
Astronomy, 5. CSfJlt%f^WJl I
Astute, «. 5v£2T, £f«*r<T, vitSF i
Asunder, ff<2. -sj^, ftê% f%u 1
Asylum, s. ^TTsf?^*, ^^t^T^ 1
At, pr. fTO§, £ft%, C3 I
Atheism, s. •TTf^31,îaVa?ralJfi
Atheist, «. mt%^, raifto^ranlt i
Athirst, ad. V£f&$, f*T*fTf*T3 l
Athletic, 0. 3*RliT, £f<5TQ, ê? I
Athwart, ad. ^TC5, ^-©TC* l
Atilt, ad. *p-ft*?TC*f, C5W1 ?&C*r,
Atlas, 5. cwr<r srtofba *rs^; 1
Atmosphere, s. ^T^t*!
-
,^^^"^ i
Atom, 8. *T?TrH ^ft*P1, w«i I
Atone, v. 2ft?f*5c 3>, C5T5T ^ I
Atonement, s. £jT?f*5!", *TT*T 31-
*Rg <$?% êj 1
ATT
Atrocious, «. *!T^?rF5rl,^r1% ^> 1
Atrocity, s. 3TC1 %ST3JT*T?r, ^1%
?^>31 l
Atrophy, s. *WTf?t, ^sMÎ ;.W
Attach, v. ^TT^r ?", ^W^ ^ l
Attachment, *. ^»[3"t?f, C3S; ^T-
Attack, s. ^rTOT8
!, FSjS, *ft^J l
Attain,? .£(T« 5",*TT^ ^*ffi£5 ^ I
Attainable ,tf. £tTWj, *T«J; sfirj 1
Attainder, s. Î*fsr*T, *P*TW, C*tI^
£t*rfa ^J«i 1
Attainment, s. 2jtf% ; W*ff% <
Attaint, v. *re*pff <S, «f*R*T ^ I
Attemper, v.
J* ^, fwaf ^ 1
Attempt, s. ûm^^^^^^ i
Attend, v. ^t**rtt ^ ; §*ff^ ^ ;
*ff?T5T?rc*?" *jT? ic^r ^t^ i
Attendance, s. ^fkss sTfa^ '
Attendant, a. *T3[5<p",*T^ ; C13"^ I
Attention, *. TTWICW, ^5TTC<T*f 1
Attentive, tf. TOTTCsntft, ^nf^3> I
Attenuate, v. W« &, ^mi ^ I
Attest, v. *rW CW, 2J"srt«J CW I
Attestation, 5. JfWJ, £f*rfa| •
Attic, a. 355, ^fl%3 ; $«*r I
Attire, 5. *ftt<^F, C**Tf;*1 1
Attitude, s. ^T^ ^TW, ^*f I
Attorney, s. §<§t*T, 2tt%f^f%T l
Attract, v. ^T^«l ^, ^T^ 1
Attraction, s. ^TTWl, ^tf^^^l 1

AUR
Attractive, a. S5TIW%, TO*t^?T I
Attribute, s. &% ftcf^6
!, %& I
Attribute, v. ^5TTC?rT*f ^, 3>W?"
Attrition, s. "5ra«l ; SR^M I
Attune, v. ^LJ7[ C5T*T ^, ^J ^T*f I
Auburn, «. *TT93"«f, ^T?T^< I
Auction, s. f^cTliri
Auctioneer, s. f^T^sl I [^P^n I
Audacious, #. tTO3,JTo*Tte'PT^;f^-
Audacity, s. PfOTTîT, f^5?$1; t^-
Audible, a. asfW, 3fa«ft?r I
i*fel I
Audience, 5. si^cj ; casfWTTC I
Audit, v. ft*rfa t^<5T*T ^, ^«J*T-
Auditor, s. tfsftel ; C*Wf«i?flWl 1
Auditory, 5. casfWT^S; ;2fa«iTfa I
Auger, s. ^"STff^, 3"^1, ^?"*fci I
Aught, 8. C^T^ 3"f , f%fa* i
Augment, v. ^t% *p, *T$1 1
Augmentation, 5. ^fr, ^1% l
Augur, v. cêifTÎ ^T^t t^X?
5f«Rl ^ I
Augury, 5. c^WÎ ^^"SlfTS?
*r«rai 1
[ *m i
August, s. ^sister îÛr TO*i?"
August, 0. "sret^r, *r5T*rft*r i
Aunt, s. srtjft, f*mt, sfvst, srfiift 1
Auricle, 5. <f.«faf^Tsr,<r.C«tV «ft=3l
Auricular, a. W.qfhl*$ ^^^t<T !
Aurist, 5. <P«ft?Tsri%1%^^ I
Aurora, s. 2j«t$> ^^FCSTTO I
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17 AVE
Aurora-Borealis, s. ^q^" C3»*£f-
^tcs ftfe £f^T*f I
Auspice, s. "Qv^v ms£*l ;.^rT«t? I
Auspicious, #. 3f^ srsfswssp 1
Austere, a. ^ftir, ^rirfTT, ^1
Austerity, *. îft^j, <g^T?"31 I
Austral, a. Jffw«ft?r, wf^«i^ I
Authentic, a. ?T3J, ^s^sr 1
Authenticate,^. ^T^J^^^^t6
! *? I
Authenticity, s. ?TT37^31, £fT*n«IJ 1
Author, s. Sj^s<fi, <p^1, ^**ftTf<as 1
Authoritative, 0. £pn«t ftf*^ ;
Authority, s. ^mf Si[Bm^Jm I
Authorize, v. <*&& CW^srel £Jf I
Autocrat, s. C^^r&T^ SJ^ 1
Autograph, s. ^^f%f*f, ^[5^ |
Automaton, s. "^^*5tf^ ^3 I
Autumn, s. ^f^^Ts? I
Autumnal,^. "r^^Tsftsr/tT^wfal
Auxiliary, a. S*f«PT?ft, *T^T?ft 1
Avail, v. §*r*T?" Jf*h, TT^T^rj <£,
Available, a. fitT^f^t?,^^?^^^;
Avarice, 5. C^T^, f*t*f*Tl, *TT*T*T1 I
Avaricious, a. CSTWfaT, t^^^ I
Avast, int. oTT^T, QT"P5 I
Avaunt, int. T£3" ^ I
Avenge, r. Sft^^FcT CW, TF3 CW I
Avenger, 5. gft^Tpc^Wtî 1
Avenue, s. vfsT, ^^»t^f*T^ *f^T I
Aver, v. £jsiT«l fff, ^?WC«t ^<«f I

AXE 18
Average, a. sfvF, (X^, ~%*1 I
Averse, a. ^^^p^Ti^^,^^ I
Aversion, s. ^sr^fs, ^«fl, fo?T3FJ !
Avert, v. f*F?r1, frg^f ^, <T*S1 I
Aviary, s. ^^jTsfT^.fsf^WÎ I
Avidity,*. 5}-t*ffi1, Wf5l, ^^j I
Avocation, s. ^J<7]^, ^jT*ff?T I
Avoid, v. dlvpl, ^TJ%<!1 TTl, Tp 3* I
Avoidable, ». ^Ttsfrs^W^TsfJ I
Avouch, v. f^*5??re*f ^
Avow, ^.^^C^f ^falT ^,f^fct-
*T*T ^ I [*** '
Avowal, 5. ^faT?", ^T^tW,t^*5?
Avowedly, ad. TtoT?T ^^fo.^J^
Avulsion, s. W*, T>T^, *£T*T3t?r
Await, v. ^5TC*nFl *$, ^r^C^TTM" 3? i
Awake, 1 0. ®K<5, "£, SJW *P,
Awaken, J f^TW ^ '
Awake, «. nT*te, 1C5$^, *nwf l
Award, s. iWffe, *raT*T*, ^Tfaal I
Award, v. t^^fflf *P, WW^T ^ I
Aware, a. *tW, *TWfa, SsT^T?",
Away, «tf. TW^C^T, TJCTT I [^T^ I
Awe, s. ^TT, *T^1 ; ^for, 7)T£TT i
Awful, a. ^ST^3>, ^»?T^<r, CSTf?" I
Awhile, ad. f^f^^T^, ^t«i^ I
Awk'ward, a. ^T^T^t, ^R^J
Awl, s. v$7T*f*, ^1, dt® I
Awn, *. ^Jfl, %, 1^1
Awning, *. SlW!?1, Sttfsfr, ^ft i
Awry ad. *3Fi It^l, CT>?[J&T?i>C*f I
Axe, s. <5ftt?T, fv5TJ% I
BAD
.4ixiom, s. f^T^t^ 3N1, *p I
Axis, s. ^^?, c*r^, ^rWf
Ax le,
'I
5. SC^ ^T*T, 3^1,
Axle-tree, / ^5T^f3 I
Ay, ad. |i, *ci>, ttu, ^^*fji
Aye, «tf. 3j<#Pf1, ^TTfl, ^CT> I
Azure, a. ifN3^ ^T^t*iW
B.
Babble,^. <r^X ^,f^<3"sfe 3SqH Î
Babbler, 5. 315T5T, *f**ft?fl I
Babe, Baby, s. TfS&CMT^J f*t3 I
Baboon, 5. s^TTR, ^f*f '
Babyish, a. f*P3*<*, c^f^tfr l
Bacchanalian, 5. TffiJ*fT?ft, sf^T*
Bachelor, s. ^t^tf^S *£&% I
Back, a. «jfc, *fifc, *T*5T£t«n
Back, acZ. ^pTTT?, W?f?1
Back, v. Ttfs'TO <5 ; *f*St<s. ^
Backbite, v. ^TfT^TfrS f^^l 3> l
Back-door, s. *f**ratC$f<r ^t?T,S*r-
Backside, 5. fÔT,*f*5TfW I [fT$T
Backslide, ». ^JfpRtS ^, ^t*T I
Backwards, ad. f*fCg;, *f*5TC3 I
Backward, a. ^f^^3>, ^?"t^< ;
Bacon, 5. ^C?T<r 5^*11^ ^33$
Bad, a. TT^f, ^, ^T^5T, W*t^dl> I
Badge, 5. ft*fhft, f^3 5T*T?"T*T I
Badger, s. ^^ I^C^^ ; *pj%<l1 I
Badinage, 5. ST^T^J, 3T*rjT^

BAL
Badly, ad. SW^C^T, ^Sf*f^^K*T I
Baffle, v. ^TfCTrr^T «3f 3>, *re?1 I
Bag, s. $rt*r<n, -^t«ti, c^rr?n i
Bag, v. 9ff§r?n<r irc*<rj *j?r i
Bagatelle, s.
^J f3x<r, f^-srt^ I
Baggage, * *Wc^<T JSJTl^^T-
*T*T« I
Bagnio, s. Jffaffitg ; C^*0T*T? I
Bagpipe, s. ^"faft' frcTO 1
Bail, s. fHÎ^, ^nfifTrifTt^T i
Bail, «. l**f*£f!%^ ^, ®Tt^3T *T I
Bailiff, s. ffe^HT^, C^FT^tcT l
Bairn, s. *tcre3 ^rf^, f*H3 I
Bait, 5. CT>T*T, 5T?T ; *fC$T?T 4TTWJ I
Bait, v. CI>T*T C^p^T ; ^T?^1 ^ I
Baize, s. *T*tifte3 Rc^TS", *tl> I
Bake, v. ^C^T *TT^ ^, C*l«s I
Baker, s. <?^>8^T^1, ^t^M<f* I
Balance, s. f^f^5
; ^t^t ; *pTfii«T I
Balance, v. 3"N*t *T*f1 ; C3t*T ^ 1
Balcony, 5. *T?W, f*f5l, 5T"$T*T l
Bald, «. t>T3?*T51 ; ^w, ^r^m^ 1
Balderdash, s.^Raf^ ^T,2f^T*fI
Baldric, 5. <$$ 3T3R ; Ttf*T 5TF 1
Bale, s. *^1, <Slf^, CTTTl* , *Jf^*n1
Bale, p. ®*T OT5^ «>, S?c? C*p5T I
Baleful, a. ^rfM^T^tjCTfal?^
Balk, s. *T*T-*T, *PTC5, ÎT^TÎ I
Balk, 0. 2tf%^ , 37sf <$>, 31^1
Ball, s. CSTl^TTf t§, ^f^1 ; ^3J |
Ballad, s. S?tsf^C*T*, ^11
Ballast,*. CsWfTf^r^T^t^freM I
G 2
19 BAN
Balloon, *.Sf*f«i1^T?ft^-,rcJT^rfa
Ballot, 5. ^•f^^, 3"fi^T*TT$ I
Balm, s. $*T*rera5T#t ^*T; |W
Balmy, «. *tTf%wr<r<5, ^Tf*T"3
Balsam, s.-5T*rsT; g}C«T*f,<OTfan ^T-
*T1 tsjTf*" $*T*r5r<p|<ft ^T*f l
Balustrade, s. *r?TTlJt?rl, QTT^T 5 ^t^-
Baniboo, 5. ft*t, 3"V*fl [9fsi 1
Bamboozle, v. £f3t"3"«t1 3», ^f5l,
Ban,*. ^f%*fK ;Tp1*r ; fcsW^
Banana, 5. ^sft ^^ t^C*^ I
Band, s. 3Wh ^ ?WWT¥ I
Bandage, s. *rfîfr, *fft I
Bandbox, s. CWl> f?T^3> f^C*T^" 1
Banditti, s.^T^ttC^îffff^JJWWl
Bandy, v. t^TS 5tf5 l
Bandylegged,«.^^,^55v(Tf|^f*f^ 1
Bane, 5. T3X t^T*f, ^t*W?T
Baneful, a. ^rK^ftTTe^^srf^SW
Bang, «fc ^TT^v5l,^5!l7r1^v5l,^T-
. uT3 <p, *TT?- 1 CfTT-^TI ; *JA^f^ 1
Banian, 5. ?f^, "ST^fli^ ; ^TSf-
Banish, v. CW*fT^£" 3>, if?T ^ I
Banishment, 5. C*pc
ft^'5" ^^«t
Bank, s. TT5:T®C3?:
f^t ; ^fftst?",
Banker, s. C^l^c, ^Tf^?1 '
Bankrupt, 5. C5^fc1, ^^^T^^" I
Bankruptcy, s. (J[ ^f^T?!?^! I
Banner, s. ^S«t"5T^1, Îfl, ^T'i1 I
Banquet, s. C^T^f, ^"^TC^tSi I

BAR 20
Banter, v. *ff*t ^,t^Si*f ?P,*J$ ^ t
Banter, s.sff^f^H^ljWf I
Bantling, s. ^T*T<5, WTf*T<r1, f^tS I
Baptism, 5. ^J^Tt^, lic^^T?: I
Baptize, v. v&frs-*, ^RSfTf^S ^ •
Bar, v. ??% i, ^£$1 tff, *T*1 CW I
Bar, s. W*1, ^^ ; *T*T1, Î
^Tt^; ^*f?rTt>r *jfew fttfUte
C^ TTCVTJ C^tt Î<T ; C*rt«l1*1
Barb, s. Wtj%, *J?1 ; *?*ft *1 *ft-
Barbarian, s. C5t^t?,^T^J ^f^5
'
Barbarism, s, WTO^, C3^31 I
Barbarity, 5. f^^Sl, W^S I
Barbarous, a. t^^T j 4, Î^J I
Barber, s. 5^%^*^, ^ft I
Bard, s. G% ^faj^, srffc I
Bare, «. ^#. Î^fe ; ^r1"4 I
Barefaced, a. fSterssr, SSttJS I
Barefoot, ad. Ht^V&W&t^&i >
Barely, ad. STfTlM 5 $*, ^T3f I
Bargain, 5. 5f^3 1^?^, f^fo I
Barge,s. ^H*""1
*^*^^ I
pU ^ I
Bark, v.
f33£<r?r 30T? *T^ *p, G^-
Bark, s. *s^>*T, ^T*T ; ^j ^T^t© 1
Barley, 5. *<T, *ttJ fic*nr I
Barm, 5. ITWJ C^Ht^T ^t?*T?T f^-
Barn, s. C^T^Tl W> <T*rT?T I
BAS
Barometer, s. ^T?T ?" c^"5T^5 31 SJ'fRH'
Baron, s. §*fffV ^C*f^T I
Baronet,s. ^5T^t<r t*f^P S*fTf*f
Barrack, s. fcRJSjT, t*TSU*tt*fl I
Barrel, *. f*r*f1, 5#Y? ^Teftl
Barren, a. 3TW71, ^T?P, ^"Spcfl I
Barricade, v. 3^ 3>, ^^C?"^ ; *$~
&T ; ^f%^t?: ?rTf*T 1
Barter, 5. frf^>nr, *f1?PfT^, Tt^1 I
Barter, v. ftf^?r **, "5TT^1 ^ I
Base, s. spr, c*rfi?1, v5*ri I
Base, a. ^VTTT, C^?5 ^; TTÎ I
Baseborn, a. SFT<JTSF, t^liT^ I
Baseless, a. ssrspra, C?TT5T^t^ I
Bashful, a. cffi^, ^TOT?"1 l
Basilicon, s. TTcTO ftc*^, £fC^^
Basilisk, s. ^T^f^ ^T«f ftc*!^
Basin, s. ^^ ^Tt^ ; l?^T*t¥, *£?$-
Basis, s. "^cT, c^fTÎ, ^TT^T?-
Bask, v. C^t^ C*tm C?^J C3T7 I
Basket, s. 3T#t, ÎJFt, ^?ft
Bass, s. ^<[ ^fcittl ^; ^tT
JJ
Bass-relief or Basso-relievo,s. ^f i^T-

BAY 21
Bastard, s. SfT?TSF, SFfrffa, <£3,
Baste, 0. WaW^S 3tf ; TTt^l l
Bastile, s. TJ5f, *[$, Tj?!^ C*f*rt?r
Bastinado, v. *Tfa$«Tl ^1 ^rfg^TÎ
Bastion, s. sf^^t, *?F1», TfcHr
<rfss*rtt^ ^ *rfWT?r fi&ti'
Bat, *. sftrf^ ^Ttfvp
-
; vgfsSl, -JfWl I
Batch, ^. ii)^ *5TC«f C^T C^fa <i)^
Bate, v. ^7* <g, *fif CW
Bath, s. WKT^ TIT^TstI I
Bathe, v. HT* *, ^resftfts ^ I
Bating, pr. WSf, *jf$C<TC<iS I
Batoon, s, ^t*t1, *•&, sn^ I
Battalion, «. foc^T?" WcT, ^Tft^ft I
Batten, v. arn>1 ^, *£% 3" 1
Batten, s. 3TT5l,*T«TT«ft I
[3tf$?r ^ I
Batter, v. 'srWS *5, ^Tf ^ ; <ftfct?ri
Battery, s. ^T^T^CSf«ft ; <5T5rT* 7[h
f<<TT?T ^ta ; 5^1*5 ; srtftf^ 1
Battle, s. w%9 ^tffsr, *W£" I
Battledoor, s. $f*i Trff^T?" W3 I
Battlement, s. FC^f^" ^SW 2tt#t^T I
Bauble, *. c«Wfl» ^^^t^ J^J ;
Bavin, 5. ^rt" ^f^t I
Bawd, s. s^TTjJTI, ^^ I
Bawdy, «. G*TT551, cT**tl> I
Bawl, v. C5Sl,£te<5T?T *5 I [t^C*t^ l
Bay, s. «4Tf^,«*rT5T;^fT^fac*nr; |^
Bay, «. f*fW*R<, *tT^f<5Tt^ I
Be, v. "§>$, sft^, ^ 31 ^^v *rh§ l
Beach, s, ^^5?" *T*Tfa $T>, 3FT*f1 j
Beacon, s. *TorfF^,*T^«t , f^*tT^fl" I
Bead, 5. *Tt*fT?" 3"#<51, "5rT«Tl 1
Beadle, s. £t^?ft, TrS I
Beak, s. 5^, dhl> I
Beam, *. ^ff^Ti" ; 1%f«1 ; WTl>1 I
Beam, v. 1%^:«| SJ^TKT *5 I
Bean, s. f*(^, f*p*t, <^ft I
Bear, s.
^T«J<5, ^W3>, ai^l
Bear, v. 33", *p£; ^*W^ <5 I
•Beard, 5. ifTf?, W, ^<5f1 ; ^ZJJ
Bearer,*. 31"^, *TT3"<5, lf5 I [^c=T I
Bearing, s. ^5Rl%1%. Mf%; Bfal
Beast, s. *P5, Siî
Beastly, «d. ^f^*T^, C^T^?T1 I
Beat, v. £f^T?" *$ ; *f3"T®»? <5 I
Beatific, a. "^?ff?r, %T^T, ^<W I
Beatification, s. ^*iffjl ^^r^fT"^ I
Beating, s. £W?r, ^Ttttf^f^ l
Beatitude, 5. ^tf^^TC^T^fj^t^^ I
Beau,s.^fr^t^,^t*t^1,"*p?T3"t* l
Beauteous, a. îl, ^?T, ^[?5*f I
Beautiful, «. ^^?T, ^, ^f*f I
Beautifully, «cZ. ^**r7T?&C*r •
Beautify, v. ^^) ^, ^^f?" ^ I
Beauty, s. csfi^f^fj, C^Tt^l •
Beaver, s. ^li^5?r ^^ t^C"^^ I

BEO 22
Becalm^.^t^ ^,^[f^:?r ^f^FS ^
Because, v. £3?SR1, C^TC^^ I
Beck, s. tm$, ^t?T, *ira<5 I
Beckon, «;. ^fw^ <5, ^T^ 3» I
Becloud, v. CSTSTT^TJR ^l
Become, v. ê; Wê^jCTTÎ *f1
Becoming, a. ^raeSC^TTsO^f^S I
Bed, s. *P*D1, f^T^Tl; C<5<TTf? i
Bedawb, v. C*r*R ^/stf-sri^^ <$ I
Bedding, s. *TO1, T^WTÎ
Bedeck, 0. "^^"5 ^, ^cTf3 3? I
Bedew, v. f*rf*tC?T ^"ftf^, fwll
Bedizen, s. ^"R15 3?, ^^T^S ^ I
Bedlam, 5. ^TvpfTsttT -, *fT*t?Tl
Bedlamite, 5. *Ttsf»T, t%^ I
Bedrid, a. C^rTcsfCS *TCrjT*t"5 I
Bedstead, 5. «*TTT>, •arjjl, *f*fj3? l
Bee, 5. c^^lff, W^f^l,^?: I
Beehive, s. c^^tfek ^T^T*T I
Beef, s. C9iT*TT*Ti
Beer, 5. *ref5Tf^3 ^WJ •
Beet, 5. ^fT^ *Tte I
Beetle, v. $*1??r1 C*fT<s1 I
Befall, v. TTT> , *f5, TO, Î
Befit, v. t^*T ; ^t^T ^T?r, §fF5 ^ I
Before, jw. ^Ctf, *TSTC*r,*TT^TS5 I
Before, «e2. *Jc#, ^CT I
Beforehand, ad. ^TK^ft, £WC*M
Befriend, a. S*W?T <p, f*33l ^ I
Beg, v. |%^1 ^, ^rT^1 ^ I
Beget, v. W% ipar CW, ^^ ^1
Beggar, 5. f%^<5, ^T5^, £fTsf^ I
BEL
Beggarly, «. ^ ^1?J, C3;<r I
Beggary, s. w1fJ3l, ffe^PlI I
Begin, v. ^TTj^ ^ ^'K^TT 3s |
Beginning,*. ^T« W,^T#,^*f;3^n
Begird, v. *f§f ®Jx51, «"^ 3» I
Begone, w»i. T?"<r tj-î
Begrudge, v. 35T<r«l<f.*fj ^, Wt^T
Beguile, 0. £f^T?"«l1 ^, C»T*l1 CW I
Behalf, s. ?J*T^ ; 5ST<T«|,lWJ,^r<*f I
Behave, v. ^tF£"«i ?P, ^J^T^" ^ I
Behaviour, s. ^3TT5<r*l, 5t?4* 5*R I
Behead, v. *T"^C^f ^ I
Behemoth, s. ^W~57[ CSf^'G I
Behest, s. ^rteJl, ^TtCTf^T, ÊW*f I
Behind, pr. *f*Ste, 1%^ I
Behindhand,^. *T*FK*fvR*pfo I
Behold, v. SlftlM tf*t, Tff^ ^ I
Beholden, a. ^•[^WTÎ 3lf*T3 I
Behoof, s. £ttf%, ^T^ ; f^f^s I
Behove, v. C^T^D ^, ^TO* ^
Being, s. ^t1%^,^* ;^,gJT^t I
Belabour, v. £t^T?T ^,*rt1?f*n> <5I
Belch, v. d<£J CvSTeT, ^^T?T ^ I
Beldam, s. ^, ^-Ml MY, ^T^^T I
Beleaguer,v. ^^C?:T^ ^,C^"^^ ^ I
Belfry, s. ^^T^^, *r«t>T*fT?r I
Belie, v. ^WC^",C
T ^, f^^]1 ^ I
Belief, s. £f:OT, t^tm, ^^1,^^" I
Believe, v. £f3J¥ ^, ^^TT ^ I
Bell, *. ^«i>1, $%$ I
Belle,5.^^^t ^^t ^t,^-C<r*ri 3ft
Belles-lettres, 5. ^^^1? t%^Jl I

BEN
Belligerent, a. ^MfX, ?"«i*ft*r I
Bellow, v. fc*7r *jT?T 9FS§fa ^ I
Bellows,*. ?TSr^l331,^T^1,TT>8ir1
Belly, s. ^QJT, C*TT>, ^J I
Belong, v. '^T'C wfwt<r ^ I
Beloved, a. fgf ?r, ?"?*"», t^ I
Below, pr. *fc5, ÎtfS, W*T,«[J^ I
Belt, *. <5#?r^, *T^1, *f^t I
Bemoan, 0. f^cfM" «P, C*tt^ ^1
Bench, s. ^rirt*R ; fast?TT*ra I
Bend, v. CTfirt, 3"^ *F, ^3 3> 1
Beneath, pr. 4te,^*TS; ^C^TT^J I
Benediction, s. ^MWfff,, ^SfcT,
Benefaction",*. Tft*, £f*TTJF,3*f *T?TI
Benefactor, *. fss^t^, 3*f^lTl,
Benefice, *. SCCtfT*fCTf*TC^?r
ff% I
Beneficence, *. ^TfaJÎ, JfT^33,
Beneficent, a. ft^$t<ft, *5*W<ft,
Beneficial, a. f^SIR^ "Sp^WHr^,
Benefit, *. f^s. $*r*sT?r, *rm I
Benevolence, *. *f3rf§fc5JT3l,^*f1,
Benevolent, a. f^fo^t, W?t*fhT,
Benighted,**. ^T^^TC?"iryf,^^[5T I
Benign, | a. ^*[?r$;*rN, <j>-
Benignant, J ^ttc^l
Benignity, *. ^51. f *f1, ^?F«l1
Benison, s. ^T^fWtW I
Bent, a. 3"^; *. T»TS, ^^l^f&l
c 4
23 BES
1 Benumb, 0, ^Srf?3> 3>, H^^ ^ I
I
Benzoin, s.
^^^, ^"sf, c^T^T 1
Bequeathe,tf.TT^^TC*TWTW4ftTl
Bequest,s. Tr^^TsffaTTR ( [WT^T ^ I
Bereave, v. ^fj%Tr1 *T, ^fW^ ^?
Bereavement, *. W3 T^, ^ft^T I
Berry, s. ^HpFcT, £"fi> *p*T I
Beryl, s. ^«r<s> Îf^Tsrfq i
Beseech, v. ^T^f^t^t^/srlSpl^!
Bese'em, v. ^*fW $, c^TT^TJ ^ I
Beset, v. c^sr 3>; t^rsî [<SI
Beskrew, v. ^rJ%*iT*rcff,*r5
¥t*T*Rl
Beside, pr. f^CT^Tc^ftstfC^ I
Besides, ad. <1^ZJZ<$, ^rfV^l
Besiege, v. C^^ 3*, ^^G^T^T <5 I
Besmear, v. f%*£ ?p, TT5T5T <5l
Besotted, a. ft^?r, *^Wl%, 5T«,
Bespangle, v. 7{^^^<[ ^TC«|^"
Bespatter,!?. f^t^?1 *T5,wT?f CW ;
Bespeak, i?. ^rTSTl ^, ^WT ^Besprinkle, v. fg[TM, "^f^ll C*e*Tl
Best, a. ^rv^jij^r,c3£rtr5^r,T<^c3«f4r i
Bestial, a. *&%*>,wftj ^Jf?, *r*[-
Bestir, v. *[C53^ 3>,C5^1 «t1, W-
Bestow, v. gfafa ^, fts-er*! ^ I
Bestrew, v. fc$1_, ^^1
Bestride, v- «T1 C^^Tt^^l T?f I [^ I
Bestud, «?. mf$V ^,^t%75 ^ ««ffi?^

BIA 24
Bet, s. z1®f, *T«i ; v. ^t©Y ?t< /
33etake, v. ^^^ <js,
£f|g ^ i
Betel-nut, s. #st*s, 3ui, ^*lT<ft I
Bethink, v. ^1 ^, ^C^T^T *, <5t-
Betide, v. •%$, ztf, ^Tf%?1 *fp,
Betimes, «<?. *T3>TC*r,^'J;
1'^lF*f'3IC*l'?
Betoken, v. c7^«i ff*fl, ^f%2tt¥
F*f1, ^tfc *Hl I
Betray, «;. f^T*mT^"5l ^, C*TT*f-
Betr6th,0.fa3rT^rew*,*T*fWR3 I
Better, a. $«*r, C£&3<T, ^>5$?" I
Between, ^pr. -src^TJ, *FTC3T, ^3-
Betwixt, J Jim I
Bevel, s. 3-T®f^#t?" *rtT>t*T I
Beverage, s. ^Tsft? jsrj, *TR1 f
Bevy, s. «t#t?T ^6t^, 3t3, ?T^T I
Bewail, v. fr*rr*f <P, C*TT^ ^, ^t?
^T? ^ I
Beware, v. ?[T3"*rR ^ *rcraf "^ l
Bewilder, 0^Sl,^$|^Frt;ftsr«tS ^,
*R1 ^Tt^f I
Bewitch, v. Oflfkv *P, ^ <5 t
Bewitching,a.'5rwT^?',^rc^T?"^^ I
Bewray, u. t^fWTS^Sl ^, ^£f-
*T*ttf*mr ^)^ <5 t
Bey, 5. ^<5 GK*r$ WJ*FI
Beyond, pr. «tfc^, SWCtf, *fC?T,
^f*r<i» i [**tr srT?r i
Bezel, s. wsjftrir C^T ^TOT *rft
Bias, «. TOtt*T^|1, «W*fT3, ?Ff& I
BIN
Bibber, s. *nfJ*fTfY, ^t3t*T J
Bible, s. *r3fr«£s^ i
Biblical, a. *nsr*£^ *TWt?J
Bibliographer, 5. ?p£ t^^CH f%^ !
Bicker, v. 7P5&f$ <&, ^3"fW 3> l
Bid, v. *mxm ^, <r*r, f^rsq ^ i
Bide,v.f^1% ^,*TT*;*TT ^5 *T57 ^»
Biennial, a. wt ^tJ mft I
Bier, s. *t*TO:=nr <tt *1 fr^ 5
Big, a. <r^, gfafJ, *P#f5; ^f f^4t
Bigamy, s. ^t gt f^^T^" 3>3"«i I
Bigot, s. *r<r*r3C5"?ft, C*ff^1 I
Bigotry, s. ^£3 <W*ft5, C^ftvSt-
Bile, 5. -f*re, TTl^l [fî
Bilge, *. ®t^:tcif?r ^J] t
Bilious, a. t^ffe^s, f*f« tt^t?" I
Bilk, v. £fa*Ml ^, ^1, t<5^<r-<f»
Bill, s, ^st ; *fTfsf5tC^C«^ WTa1
^srj c^R?"Tsi*isnrcsr ^R^tir
£W* "**; ^^; wi ; 2JT*fj ^T<pT?t
Bill, v. *f#t?RjT?r c^T^ m^ft^lf^
Billet,s. ^5 ^^, f5^> j el%,fPf1
Billet, v. ^T3TC?T ^t^f « ^C^^*
Billet-doux, s. C2t*T?n?nr ^^ I
Billiards, 5. vfl^tcT C-^TÎ ^C^f^" I
Billion,s.'5re;t's?
f^l,'*
ooooeooooooo
Billow, s. ^^r^r, a>%, ftf5 1 [st?" i
Bin, 5. STRJT^ ^W^t^T^^^fTeTl^t-
Binary, a. vf$, ff7T5»i, f%^«i, Tpr I
Bind, v. rif^ ^. *TT*r, ^T^, ®51
Binding, s. <TW^t, ^T^1, Î

BIV
Binnacle, s. c^T"*rtOT?r ^Wtj I
Biographer, s. 5l?3T<nT<r^ I
Biography, s. ^C'^'J"?' 5f?5$fa[ I
Biparous, a. ^Tsrs? I
Biped, s. ff*Ff , fr*fJffcf*f*> S^ I
Birch, s. <T^F ftcTO ; C^T^1, ^T@ I
Bird, 5. *f*pt, *TT*ft, fa^HT 1
Birdlime, a. *T#t 5ft?^T?T ^TTÎ I
Birth, s. mm, ^*ff5, fstjCSfrifil
Birthday, 5. ij^rfifar, Si^f^'f^T I
Birthright, *.cifjtrff%r^T?r,srarft?ri
Biscuit, s. 5tî ?F§t, *J*T 1%C*t^ I
Bisect, 0. ft *r9 *5, ?J*f * I
Bishop, s. *r^T*FJ^ ; *mj ftc*t^ I
Bishopric, s. mstf^K^J *TW l
Bissextile, s. ^f*re«JT3",5Tf?r *A-
Bit,5.^p^1,-«r!3;^l%<it^t,^^'»f1:c^.
Bitch, s. ^J55 ?ft, C*fef*T?Tf^ ; 3ft-
C*TtC<5?r Ij^W SfCTTtSf^ frc*ft-«l
Bite,t;.Wt?T ss.spftrcr ; £fa$*1 <P I
Bittacle, s. «t^tClf?r *t*&<K "fitt^s
1TT<1 ^T*r i
[r%^-^T?r^ i
Bitter, a. ^y,^j c*Tfaif, f^ftV,
Bitumen, s. C^T^^TêT, t*tsrif I
Bivalve^.^^T^tttf^T^jCW'C^CcTJ
Bivouac, 5. "^ci^Ccf^" C5tt%, Z^<Z
25 BLE
Blab, v. 3"**<rT^J *J^*,*T*^ ^ I
Black, a. <35^«f, ^Tc^T, ^sraF^TfP
Blacken, v. <^3"«{^; J^re *?,
Blackguard, s. Jf^r^T, Pf <rTFf?T, C§[-
Blacklead, s. cWV^Tsf^fal 1 [f*T^ '
Blackmoor, 5. ^^%^, ^T^fft,
Blacksmith, s. 3>W?", ^^^t^T,
Bladder, *.c#T^,^T>^1,^"«fl,W^hr
Blade, s. ^C5^ *ft3l;^«l*rajTTC3Sf
Blain, 5. C*pT?1,*«I, ^sft I [*jf^F I
Blame, 5. CWT^", <p«n^, f^M
Blameable, a. cwf^t, f^fsffar i
Blameless,^. f^vtt"3% t^?T*nrf*Fl" I
Blanch^. n& <5; ^M Wljl^fl <5
Bland,tf. ^, Cî"ST«T, ft^5, fs^6
! I
Blandishment, s. R^^J, t^TST,
Blank,a.^,*J*J,^nrer«*ri I
Blanket, s. W*T, «Tt ; TPff ftt*ra I
Blaspheme, v. W^fRÎ ^ I
Blasphemy, s. ^N?1^j1,*frag3l I
Blast, 8. Jf*^l ^tXtT ; l[?rt3" sffft i
Blast, v. ^T*T ^, 3T* <P, ^^ <F I
Blatant, «. 7TTl[C<r?" ^3T? *Hf*5T?ft,
Blaze, v. gf s^f%^ ^;, 5f^x^1
Blazon,^. £t<^t*r ^, (P
c
tT»1<5,C^rt^'«l
Bleach,xV. Sf^'c'T ^, î>' ^
Bleak, «. tt«rT|^, ^ti^ I

BLO 26
Blear-eyed, a. c^c^Tsft, ^r *fjj y
Bleat, v. c?rc^<r ^ ^ i
Bleed, p. 3-^^:5 <$, ^rattF«| <fj I
Blemish, s. spc?^, wT^T,
f*3fl i
Blench, ». ^C¥ 3TWTF5 s, *Tppp
Blend, p.fSrfiste ?p,f^«n i
[<r<f?<]1 $fci
Bless, 2?. ^T~rWIff ^ sr§f «T £tT*f-
Blessed, a. *rj5 i$ift9 ^T*?ts£fm I
Blessing, s. ^>TT*Mftf, ^<T, *rT^ I
Blight, s. |^t# ^s«>T<r<5 cjlst,
f5CT> *f5l, ^<n |
Blight, ». ^<*p <^ f^j^ ^ ,
Blind, 5. Tf1$c?T*r ^ x5Tf5T*r i
Blind, a. ^5TW, ^TtfSTl : p. ^% <$ |
Blindfold, v. ^ 3^ <Pj ^w ^ |
Blindness, s. nSIWI ; 3[*f3l I
Blink, v.^ f^tfsfvs <p,f*^x * 3s i
Bliss, g. ff^^^ ^TrU^Sf I
Blister, 5. c^FT^H C*EFTT>C^H*TR^
Blithesome, «. ^fss&i$,*fafi&5
Bloat, 0. yjgft^ ^ ^r«fl ^ I ^<j> |
Block, s. ^f^TfcjssfvrascT.ssrarcsl"-
Block, v. ^3>, ^rec^T^f <gs i
Blockade, v. ^j<r^T<T 3>, tfiffa 3> I
Blockhead, s. *[*£ fac#T*f I
Blood, 5. J&, ?pf%^T; ^*T ; ^$J1
Blo6dhoimd,s.f^T'^fW^1^cic
r^"
Blood-letting, *. sp^raTW, ^"$-
Bloodshed, s."3r^F*ft3,^5Jl i
[ctfTÎ
Bloodshot, a. JCW9}*!', Îr^q I
BLU
Bloodthirsty, a. 7[&9ft§t, *% ^T-
Bloom, s. c<f}^,
*£f5T ; f5^«j, <s>Tt%,
Bloom, #. ^t%^ ^, ^^ %?[ ; ^
c^<rtî stra «r i
Blooming, a. C^mf^f^^ jTjSsrft'-
B16ssom,s. c^ftsT.^J^fjTpsr I
[f*P3> I
Blot, s. WT9r,^«T^,^Twf ffc^ ; WWT l
BlotjV.TrT^T 35,?T<5cFTW ^f^fcî
Blotch, s. îfE^T, c*pTSS1, ftsTffi I
Blow, *. £t^T?r, ^ransjTpff*1 ; «^;-
Blow, v. -^CPf, *T3t*T*3", ^l^ft^l
Blowpipe,*. ^*fr$TC«nr îftt T? #-
Blowze, *. *ffe ^«f fcf*Hi>1 ft I
Blubber, s. 1§ftw;*TJ3" **T1 ; Tjsr-
Blubber, v. C^v5 <$T?f?r1 #TW I
Bludgeon, s. c^Tft C^H^1, c?lW^1
Blue, a. ^ftc^sf, ^T^T^f ^«Ti
Bluebottle, 5. ^CTT^tf^tt^rp^l;
Bluff, a. "^ST, C^1, C^T^1 !
Blunder, s. ^^r, ^r, ^^, ^»tf€ I
Blunderbuss, s. ^"5^<ri^'P
c
T'^ ^"^^
Blunt, «. ^srcsfaF, C^T^1 ; ^r^^T I
Bldntly,a^.^JT«j^5C«T, ^^^wr^C'T
Blur, v. TfT^f 3>, ^^«f^ ^ •
Blush, v. c^^SftC^ J^^«f ^ I
Bluster, v&TS&WZ&t ^,Wtl%^ ^

BOL
Boar, *. 331"$", '"JW ; 3t* I
Board,*.*fTi>1 ; C*T5f ; •*W"fJ ; "3"5Ttl";
Board, v. ^T^Tli ^5lT^^«l 3« ;
^J
#31 ^TH?r £tm ^ ;
"3^1 ft^l
Boarder, s. spjj wtC* "^RJ """!"£-
Boast, v. jf<f <?>, w^ 3-, ami 35
Boat, *. <&fa9 "S^, $f?f I
Boatman, *. *tl3^, *"Tf3~?r1, Ht#t i
Bob, v. ^7^1 ; fcs?1 ; ^cT 3> I
Bobbin, 5. *tT3>T~"" *JJ31, f3?3l zjft-
*T?T 3RJ 351^ i
Bode. r. "Sjmj f&"^ Tp*f1 I
Bodice, 5. 3s*|3f§te1, ^t^f^T I
Bodily, 0. twft^s. 3"tl33*,*TT?ftf33" I
Bodkin, *. #i*Tp, "*[fs, csfT®' 1
Body, 5. *tft?T "3"S"5
; ^T*T I
Bog, 5. -WW "$T^, pf^rwf%?rl l
Boggle, v. Esn$1 ; ""f^ "3", ff%T1 3? I
Boil, v. m& f%"5i 3*, fain, ^sl"j%3l
Boil, s. C3"E"?TT>35, 3«t,C3n"5l 1
[§fcl
Boiler, s.- ^t^, ^1,Cv59f I
[53 i
Boisterous, tf. 3"v"rsr3, "^^T<fl2f-
Bold, a. Tft^f5I3s ;t^%T,£N«?n» I
Bole, 5. ^j%^1 frc*fa-, *fC^33: *f-
Boll, s. xfl^1, 3tltf3T3" I
B61ster,s.^^Tfi^,^Tf%3l,^t3l;T
Bolt, S. «*ft"?T, "^T^fa ;
3"® ; fc^
Bolt, v. ^rsfa ctt, ^^1 *^> ^
C3C?f 3tft?T ^ I
Bolter,*. 5t^r^",^t®#t,^t5r%*t^ I
27 BOO
Bolus, *. ^^33" 3|1, £fa I
Bomb,s.j%^t»<Tl CSfT5rl;9f^3:«t5t
Bombard, v. C5T*f"CT?:l 5*51^ 3? I
Bombardier, 5. C?Tt<?"**""Tl~, C3H"5T-
c"R 3>q1 I [5T^T I
Bombast, *. 3l*fTvp*3", 3^fs, C-5TT-
Bond, s. ^f«1 3"^, f«r35^ ; <-$,
Weston, <43"3-T3" iTtal ; 63!^ I
Bondage, 5. 3^3" ^3^1, Wt^^ «
Bondman, *. "#t"5 TfT^T,
3"f
"f"t I
Bondsman, s. £$!%"«£, "StTfsfa I
Bone, 5. ^[f%, "^l""?. ^W I
Bonfire, s. ^t%#f^1, *S"""9f»! SW-
3" ""Sfftf, ^5l?fJ«,3T3
Bon-mot, s. *j$f% ^s^1,C^^ 3T3>J I
Bonnet,*. Slc^tC^?" T|*ft I
Bonny, a. ^?rt;^3>^1; ^JX%1
Booby, 5. faC#T35 C3t<5l,*ITF ; *?#1
Book, s. *^*s, $pj, *fc 1
Bookbinder, 5. *CteT?^C5"cT""f$f?r I
Book-keeping,*.^<nf?r-ft,f^T3|
Bookworm, *.*f^"«4TtW3s ^t; *£"§-
3SttfT3"*f"3 Sfl 5>"£*l1 *n*£35t<TC3|
Boom, *. *ftt% fr'$t?r 3^feT3"
33lft- *{ftj ^3 "it?" £Tt^
fn^.^r 31 3^rJ ^J^ 3ST5TT-
C*3" *Hf I
Boon, 5. ^1^,33"; a. ^313*31^,^11-
Boor, s. "5tTl, -S[-J,--5"*3^J I [CSTtwt
Boot, 5. F"ferf§"1 5 e"iT"», "**pT^S, 3t-
Boot, v. cfft'S" 35, StTfe ^fl/

BOU
Booth, s. 3r*ffr,ci>t, fff?1 ^T<r I
Booty, s. cjf$$ Tpj, cp i
Borax, 5. OT^KI I |>c? I
Border, s. f%*T?r1, ^1, *fTft,^r-
Borderer, s. ^ffaTf^l^ I
Bore,*, f^j, ^^, ?T^;*T*;
Bore, 0. ^Sf5 c^ff^s, fg;j ^ I
Boreas, s. ^q^<t 3"t3T*T
Born, a. m^S9 ©fa, few* I
Borough, s. t*f3 tff*fter *f?TWl,
£ftW*Tl
Borrow, v. 3>^f<js, 5ft?" 3> I
Boscage, 5. ^WJT^r, 3"*, ^Jjcjj I
Bosky, 0. ^cijinr, ^gg i
Bosom, s. ^s^*r, c^t5, C^m,
Boss, s. Tjfcvi'g "SpST ; ^55?frC*T ^ff^vg
Botanic, a. ^j%fTOl *rewter ]
Botanist, s. ^feJWTW I
[vj^" i
Botany, s. S%f5W3l, f^Ft^ *H5
Botch, s. 3% ^Tn>c?, fft5f ; ^T*T-
Botch, v. ^ff¥j ?fC*T TTf^", Tr5
^?^
Both, a. §&?[, W$, ??T I
Bother. 0. 37^ ^, ftê1
 I
Bound, 5. jftsfl ; cTir^ I
28 BRA
Bound,v.r^] f^*fcj ^j^rtTN* ^;
Boundary, 5. jfh^ t^ ^33^ ,
Boundless, a. ^^ftsr;^!^!?",^^!
Bounteous, "la. Wto'Th?, ^tT^79
Bountiful, J wt^1 i
Bounty, s. Ttt^*fr*T3l3 ^fT^TÎ I
Bouquet, s.^^£^reTF<n,^<5|
Bourn, s. ^fal, ^^ ; gf^|^ I
Bouse or Boose, v. ^*TT^ I
Bout, 5. c^*f, -Kmi^T^^îri
Bow, s. %T£<P; SHl^T, ^^T<T;
Bow, v. 5tsreT?r <3>,£f*jrsr * i[*rtoi
Bowels, s. ?HfN[f%,*Tft ;C*rK^
B wer, s. ^^ ,
ftf^g, srs f I
Bowl, s. >
§f farnVj^Tcfc? ^TS1
Bowl, v. ^fvFtt'in CW, îtl C«T*T 1
Bowling-green, s. ^Tl?TC«r»lt<rsrTfcl
Bowman, s. 5rT^^, *ft*[3a?t I
Bowstring, s. *f*[$Sl, f£^l, UJ1 I
Box, s. fsfyp, t^Sfa?" ;<$*1, ?rjt>;
Box, v. ^JWi ^, ^t^0 35
Boy, s. 3l*T<5, ^Tt^?1
Boyish, a. ^tW**, fk^fsfl I
Brace, 5. C*TTS1, srsff ; ^^^t |
Brace,0.^*r,*gra ^,*T€;*R TfJ *s I
Bracelet, s. *fT«f1,*r^, <P^r«i, ^5l
Bracket, s.
J^j^^t^f ^t^T5fT?* 1
Brackish, a. C^T*!!,^^^"*!,^^!^1
1
Brag, ». ^3;wT<r ^^mi ^,^ ^1
Braggart, 5. «T^T^T#,^T^^Tfft<

BRA
Braid, v. "S^T* <$, <TC«i1 *5
Brain, *.;srs§M,3rn^55,3TW WT' I
Brake, s. ss«ihp**, s&T^T?" C^T^
fa<rT?r c<r<n i [frc*i* i
Bramble,*. <i^^,~rxr<pT ;*t^t
Bran, *. ^f^", ^pT
Branch, s. 5T*T, *TT-*rl ; ^fa I
Brand, s. *r*TT*T, "8^51**1$ ; ^T*t-
Brand, v. "JfTsf CW, *T*P3re <& 1
Brandish, 0. ^13 *Tjr1, *ffa tff I
Brandy, s. ITWJ frc*I* I
Brasier, s. ^T^T^f^K^TRf^;^-
Brass, s. f*f^*T ; f^*fev5l I
Brat, s. *ft CWt%*1, C5^51 I
Bravado, 5. ^T^Î^T^Vrl? ; ^?
Brave, a. ^tTU3"fa , ft^sft, *J^r 1
Brave, v. 1^»% 3", ^t*P/Vl 3> I
Bravery, s. cWfcfj, *taj,*lT3;*T, £f-
Bravo, 5. c^^tfT^t W1 ; ^T*T *,
Brawl, s. <5**fcT, ^rwl, 7f|5f1
Brawn, *. *t^C^^r *rT^T%
Brawny, a. *TT*I*r, *£§>, TO^fa |
Bray, «?, ^C^^^^^jCK"^,^^^ I
Braze,^. f*f« ©T'srf^^ ^ ; t^cf^f ^ 1
Brazen, a. m^f^f^T; f^*fe,1^-
Brizenface, s, f^cf^f 3l|% I [^?r I
29 BRI
Breach,*. ^tfj^t^l^T^W; *fl£R i
Bread, 5. ^, f*f^1, «J*f,^T^T?"
Breadth, s. g$% 2t*f$$1 , d}5t^ '
Break, v. ^tt ^,^,t^C^W<5;"»tT
Breakers, s. T5^TC5 ^?f Cl?^ I
Breakfast, s. £tt32^TC*T?" c&VSR t
Breast, s. ^S^wT, 33> ; Î
Breastplate, s. ^P*TTT>1, ^t*f?Tt1
Breath, s. iWl^ £JttT, tt*T I
Breathe, v. f^T*T f^*fo ^, t^^T^T
Breech, s. f^<$^ CW*T,*Wt^Tsf;3»t-
*TT&*jT 5vft<r ctfTSl
Breeches, s. ^fTsTsn I
Breed, v. ?T^ H^1, «r*T C*f ; *ft-
Breed, s. ®Tr$, **f , ^rt^,^^t^ I
Breeding, s. "^'^T^,^tl5?'«i;SiWT5r I
Breeze, s. JS*% * Tt?, ^9ff%^ ^T-
Brethren, s. ^>t^*f«l, ^T^T?1
Brevet, s. fc*TWJ?: *R fcc*mi
Breviary, 5. c^rW* ^tC^Tt^^CTf?T
Brevity, s. *TOT»f3tf,
J^^1
Brew, v. "stf^TI £f^^ ^,^r<r®l ^?J
Brewery, 5. 5TWJ ^t^^^
Bribe, 5. *p", ^^^T5, ^f^Ct 1
Bribery, s. "^ C^fîT ?M ^^?T I
Brick, s. td^, tt, «t%^«T I

BBI
Brickbat, s. t^»*T9, ^rt*T5Tl ^T> i
Brickdust, 5. ^H^1%, ^^c."5«Ti
Brickkiln, s. *fTS?1, tt>«5 ^rfCl I
Bricklayer, s. jimfa'gt, ttf3s?r I
Bridal, a. fr^te ^#hr,t3TTit^1
Bride, 5. <awji, ^^R^tft^l ift I
Bridegroom, s. ?r<r, ^"^^T^l
Bridesmaid, 5. f^K ^C?T <TOt<T
Bridewell, 5. *Pt3"t*ft?r, ^f£«l3l#h
Bridge, s. ^Tra1, C^vj, *j*fj *Tf37-
Bridle, 5. ^TT^TT^T, ^T^C^T^ 1
Brief, a. *TOT*T, *Tf^% ^ 1
Brier, s. <§TI? Wl", "OTf«T 1
Brig, s.
^ HT^ftpn^ Sft^tlf 1
Brigade, s. t*Rjff*T Rt*r^ 1
Brigand, s. ^T<5T^3, ?f3p,c|CT>3"1 I
Brigantine, s.
^5 Hts t®i 1
Bright, a. ^SS|*T, fftfwt^, •ifjt-
Brilliancy, 5. ^^*T5 tfSlfS, ^tf% I
Brilliant, 0. C5CS?Tsnr,CJnit*n3rT3T I
Brim, s. "ST^TfWT ^t«|1, SfT?", ^^ I
Brimful, a. 3Ff Sfr*f*fj^ ^1?$ I
Brimstone, 5. sfw^ I
Brinded, | a. f^S^fs^^S^j^
Brindled, J ^ l
Brine, 5. cn<«fTo* ^*T, *ra"*it^j
Bring, v. ^rt^ST <$ t
cTt^l ^T^i
Brink, 5. 1%«it?n, St?", W1 l
Brisk, 0. ?imi, STH'fthn, *f^l
Br.sket, s. *P5<T <TC^TCW*f l
30 BRO
Bristle, s. ^pc^t *jcfc"?r c^ftsr r
Bristle, v. c*rt*rT$e 3:, sfrfnM fff»
Britain, s. ^*T«3 CW*t I
British, 0. |d> ;} Or*f *re#t?F I
Briton, s. ^F^T W"ft?! C*Tt^ •
Brittle, a. ST^f^?"!, ^^» ^P1 •
Broach, «?. c^W ^, C«4Tt*T ; 37«r ^,
Broad, a. C5T31, £t*ti, fiffitltsi
Broadcloth, 5. ^T^, «t*r^t^3l
Broadside, 5. liT^TCSF?" <i)<f> ^t1
^-
^tc3 5t** CSfTSTl f^CSF^f I
Brocade, 5. Jff^^tyif f?T ^T^t^C«iVc
Brocket, s. Tt; *C^T ?TW ^t?«t
Broccoli, 5. ^f*f *Tt<5 fcc*ra I
Brogue, s. 5ft srJ <j^PTv5 ^>T5l ;
5^"
Broil,?;. ^fWs ^,^^t 1 [*ft^1
Broil, s. 3^3;, *r^5l, ftrfa I
Broker, s. TfTeTtST, ^T><5, C^tt^tl I
Brokerage, s. Tft*Tt5?t I
Bronchial, a. ^«k ^^HlT I
Bronchocele, s. staffs, 5frd *rt5Tl I
Bronze, s. ?r/t ^ 3t¥?S;fSte sfTvgl
Brooch, 5. wfyi^t*?, TOFt^T8
! I
Brood, s. TratSR"^, *ft^^3 v£)C<5-
srtcf *r3 *rfa*s ^*nr ^¥ 1
Brood, v. ^Z'$*[ ^^f^"t^7T;
^C^C^
Brook, s.
^^ ^, ^ C^tTS I
Brook, v. 3^J <5, ^Fff^^33l ^ I
Broom, 5. ^5 ^ t^C^T^; ^T^1,

BUC
Broth, s. C3tt»T, W% l
Brothel, s. C^JT^,^T>JTc!
T?,Pf^-
Brother, s. ^C^TW?T, ^T^^»T31,^
Brotherhood, s. ^t^^5 ; Tjsni?,^
Brother-in-law, s. *ttt*Tl ; ^F3?r I
ft'ow, s. ^ ; ^^"ts?" 1%«lt<n i
Browbeat, v.
^f#fT?"1 sfWl I
Brown, a. ^t^«f, f^f^f c^cfI
Browse, v. *ft3l 5731 ^^«l ^ I
Bruise, v. c*ra«| <5,C^T^ ^tjtj^J-
Bruise, s. ^T*?f*t?1, *T1, C5T^ I
Bruit, 5. 1R3R, "f^^W^t I
Brunette, 5. f*f3f5T*cfl 3ft I
Brunt, s. *Tfa$1, C^T, C^T^s I
Brush, 5. vprt, ^f5 ; 55t43 I
Brush, v. ^f5Tf?Tl 3Tt5; C^csf S*T I
Brushwood, s. <rqj sfTC^T 3C*T C*r
c^T^s sue**, cw^ c^T^f i
Brutal, a. f^f?. ^^ ; *f^^ I
Brutalize, v. f^f? 3S, *f3J?r* ^ I
Brute, s. *>f% -§T^ ; *f33"<5, "^^T^
Brutish, #. *H3**, W3T»J l
[*j1%J|
Bubble, s. BfwT^, <[^Pf ; ^£RT?T31
Bubble, v. TO^nr ^j1?T $fc; fcf-l
Bubo, s. ^jk, ^T-vfT I [c^ff31 l
Buccanier, s. ^rTCTrf?<f«1 CWît? C3*T-
Buck, s. ^f?«i.*1 ^K^WTtlfcT;
Bucket,*, <TI?f1%, ner ^>t%3T^ <p1-
31 BUL
Buckle, s. ^5I<T ^TT^vgl
Buckler, s. T?t57, ^p*T^, ^"S^" f
Buckram, s. 3»t*f$ ftcTO I
Bucolic, a. <rT«*tTC*nf ^t^fj ^¥5»l
Bud, 5.
f1%, ^f5T,5Tlf1,^^^fTf^
Bud, v. "Sl^fwra^ I ("*W l
Budge, «?. *l5, &*r, ^T?T I
Budget, 5. $ff*r?t, «t^t»5f1, ^H^
Buff, s. srf^c^ ^; ^r* *?te-
^«f; c*RT?r 15^:
ff¥frc*r?r i
Buffalo, 5. nf^, sr?T?r, €t^" i
Buffet, v. 5t*Tv£ *IT?", 55 "srt?T I
Buffoon, s ^T^ ^6, ^T^<T1
Buffoonery, s. ^T5Tf^, ^T^^Tt^ I
Bug, s. WT<TC*fte1, ^T^sri
Bugbear, s.
^^, îi £fPf*f<5 ilf^l
Bugle, s. -sj^niT^ ^<ft ftc^^R-
B%gy, *• trap *tT#t f%c*ra
Build, v. ^ sfTtf, t^W|«i ^ I
Builder, s. tfTsfa, sjTfr^^lfi I
Building, s. ^^Tf%<&1, Tr^r,
^
Bulb, s. c^^^, cstteTW?" ^^ I
Bulbous, a. C?ff^?l1> |8t^ I
Bulge,v. Tpf^<f1 ^fcjc&TH 1,1557 ^ t
Bulk, 5, ^^^5, *f^t«l ; CTT?^ I
Bulky, a.
J^, ^T^Y, ^^^|^-
Bull, 5.5^, ^v?; trvt^r ?:tf*f;^f
Bull-baiting, *.^T^6f<^f.?"?"î I

BUR
Bulldog, s. "SKW ^JHF ^M^- ft-
Bullet, s. £f^, *155T, *TT£fT I
Bulletin, 5. tt^ îfa *?3, ^TT®W
Bullfinch, s. vf5£tftc*PT I
Bullion, s. Wjft*D?" 3lT>J
Bullock, 5. z*W, *^fa*t" l
Bully, *. WTt%^ *jf^, 1^t%?1
Bully, v. J?$*T*p7 ^, W^ ^ I
Bulrush, s. ^cr ftutt, c^T** I
Bulwark, s. *fF, ^fj^F^gfT&fa I
Biimboat, s. ^ fcCTO, <t*tJ J^J
Bump, s. TpcTl, 3#lt% ; ^T^Tte I
Bumper, s.**ff?*[«f *TT**fT3I i
Bumpkin, s. 5W, *[?, W^JI
Bun, s. f*ro<p" t^c*r^:i
Bunch, s. c*TT*1, sfrft, ^5**p Î
Bundle, s. 4t®ft, *ffe *S?t^1
Bung, *. fnVt?r CW *1 f&*ft l
Bungle, v. ^T^*t5T?5C«T ^^ I
Bungler, s. ^T*tft, ^^J
Bunter, *. sfT^ «T«F01 3t I
Buoy, «. «W?"?" *pT5*1 I
Buoyancy, s. ^Tl^Hâ I
Buoyant, a. «t*RT*, 53"«l*fta,
Bur, *. <83£p1 ^p*T I
Burden, s. «T^1, &$> <^tT> I
Burden, v. C^W^ ^, «t?T C*r
Burdensome, a. ^"5, Tp<mTlT<p- 1
Bureau, s. t^R^T? ^nÎ^t I
32 BUS
Burgamot, s. 3£Sf1% Tf^j ?r1 WT
Burgeois, s. mtf]j[ csrfa, *t^C<r?:
sf ®1 ; ^mt<r ^rw frc*ra i
Burgess, s. WC^ C*TT<p", ^T^f?T I
Burgh, s. c*r w?r •Wlffa *fTl^
^s <IT^1 *fTt?ncf: i
Burglary, s. C^faj, f^Nsf?" I
Burial, s. c?TT<r, f^<*^r, ^Tftf I
Burial -ground,*. CSfT^R, 'SPTOl
Burlesque, s. *f1?teT*J, fcnj?1,*JW I
Burly, a. £f<pf3, "^sf^t? ; WTfî
Burn, v. W^ 3?, C*fTv5l, S^t^l I
Burning-glass, 5. ^T^*ft 3>T5 I
Burnish, «;. ^"^T^ <K9
%WSK*l * I
Burr, s. ttfa *ft^1 I
Burrow, s. <$rtV*t ^SJTft ^[J
Burrow, v. TrHftCS *Hf "*^ ** '
Bursar, *. C5i<TTft?r *R1*T7^ •
Burst, v. TpT^, ^, ^t ^ I
Burthen, s. c*t*n, ^t?T, Ft*!", *$l
Bury, 0. C*fT3, ^^<T fff, *Wtf5r * I
Bush, 5. C^t^, C3H*f, ^"^JT I
Bushel, s. %m;*j<r ^f^*fc^c?-^
Bushy, a. *R, ^T^fTsT, ^t^tST I
Busily, «<?. ^J^ **?1j ^J^^^ l
Business, s. ^^,^^?, tV&$% I
Busk, 5. #CW?" ^1%?" 4T5^FI I
Buskin, s. U^J C^T©1 t^C*TC ; ^T-

BY
Buss, s. c*fa»1 1%c*re ; l|W I
Bust, s. £F5<n#ftf*fr5 ^%qfis
Bustle, 5. 3t^T3Tl%, ^tfT^
Busy, a. <PC^C3 *J^,*W$rfihl1«
Busybody, 5. ^tfel?15^,'5
i<3*-
But, c. 1%^, *T?^? ; <?W*T, TTt^T I
Butcher, 5. ^*rr<Pt, tt^?T^f *f#-
Butcher, v. ^%T <P, *TT?r, 3/3J1 ^ I
Butler, 6-. "irt^t^l, ^T*$tfh
Butt, *, *r^j ; *r<r?rj ; ^<5 f*r*T1 ;
^c<r ; ^srW1 ^3T^ i
Butt, v. 1^1 *1 srsi *rt?r I
Butt-end, s, rffal W3? ; "^*!T*f I
Butter, s. TSTt^R, ^^3, A
Butterfly, s. £t©T*[1%, ^f^Wt^T^t I
Buttermilk, *. CSTT^T, 3^ I
Buttery, s. -snwjTsfTjr, »W?n
Buttock, s. fa^^TO,<5#C£tK I
Button, s. ^f^ «5^J1, W1 I
Buttonhole, s. *rih"3?:i, ^rsi?n I
Buttress, s. C*fW,cfc*T, ^3"^ I
Biixom, «. ^fw^^tj^TCTTl^tl
Buy, v. ^sT «*, C^*, ^m t^?1 er l
Buzz, v. *r«r*j*r ^, WSH'S I
Buzzard, s. CTJ^f^ftCPS"; *[*f
By, _pr. f1<T1,?P€ *s, 3><W; ftw$ I
By-and-by, TO*|^ ^T*T ftcrc* I
By-end, 5. ^tf%^T?^^ sr«wr I
D
33 CAK
By-gone, *. sf^5, ^5T:$te I
By-law, «. §*f*JTOl, ^T«jftf*T I
By-way, s. *ff§*/fJ^CST^^fsTl
By-word, s. J^l%, ft^WT^J I
Cab, s. ffWF «ftv?t frc*re ; *T*TJT-
i^<r 4<5 c?[<f ^T5 w$1* *rf?toT«i i
Cabal,*, f?T3WJ W&,C$r?Pt *^1 5
Cabbage, 5. 3sf*r*rT$ ; c# I
Cabin, s. «tT3tC^<r <j?^j} ;
f1%<J1
Cabinet, s. T^TTvrt^-, ^-qst Jpn
?rtf<*t?r ^rt^^Tt? ;
?rm*i"»i
Cable, s. ^W?T, «*tWt, ^5F1 I
Cabriolet, 5. ^ 5T^T?T ^5 9ftf^-
Cackle, v. Jtm^Z7J *fff^ <$ I
Cacophony,*, <£*faf,ra3fTft?r1 *Hr I
Cadaverous, a. *tc^?T ^rjt? I
Cadence, 5. *fTfcspftfaT?T ^ffS, C"5Tt-
Cadet, s. ^5T^"«f ;C*RT*ft^CWJ TTC^TJ
Cadi, s. g<^ CW*I% ^tf®f I [sfwT I
Caesura, *. *rf%,^t^3T?" 1%C^Ff *j[3",
Cage, s. f*T^?-, 4T51, ^Tstt?"!
Cajole, v. Wml, <5*t1, 3"Q^1 ^ 1
Cajolery, s.Vt^, £tW^, £fa«1l
Caitiff, s. ^mfa li^T^j ^jfe1
, t^^cri
Cake, *. t^^T^, *£% m^^^T#T,

CAL
Calabash, s. Sft%, *§4t; WrtS.^f I
Calamitous, a. FS-sft, GFTOT,
Calamity,«.Q'*nf,,
«lT»fT?,y8'«r,C35 *f
Calash, *. *f!5t frCTO ;
3J •TO* ;
Calcareous, 0. "gC«lT**ttlFS, *TT^?
Calcine, «?. ^^ ?p,c«rTf1,®T?",TP?r
CaIculate,t$feRl^,*T«D1$,f$'tt*5P
Calculation, s. «f«Rl,*r4rj1,^[3rT?r I
Calculus, «. *fT*r^, ^'tf <ft ; ^*i^l
Caldron, *. 3PT?re,C^,"^v$1,T*5n '
Calefaction,s.ê** S»?rq,f*rsi <p?«1 '
Calendar, s.*ffa5$1,*fT«ft ; *<1® ;
Calender, v. *rC3[ *Pt*fF SSlK Cf i
Calends, s. £*!% TriC^?T gfsTsr 1fo !
Calf, 5. ^T^?T ;*TTC<J?" fWST; C<rt^1
Caliber,*. 3*fj^<T Ff§f?" *if?*rte| I
Calico, s. fetf , M^3 *3
Caligraphy, s. %&% W$f§ff*f I
Caliph, *. wtiroilr ^|i?r *T?r art-
CU<T ^5rf3^, c*T*f*nwTf*r*rr% I
Calk, v. ^T*iT*fTiY ^, *fT>8^1" *& I
Call, v. ^T<5, •rffi tff ; ^T
5
^*T ^ I
Call, «. 5T<P, ^tWtTST, ^Ttff^t l
Calling, *. ttmt*&t*tVf&H&tt-
Callous, a. <pft*,<&5M3l 1
ffi&U
Callow,0.*rT<rT*t*,CSttfo* I [*Tt31
Calm, a. ^<T, t*$^,^fa?T, ^t?T,
Calmly, ad. 3rfe<nSC*T, *fft<T I
34 CAN
Calomel, *. C*fT^^t?r1,(Trtf ^) I
Calorifie,«.^^[5r;w5,^$Ts^r35,;5^f
Calumniate, v. f^**?1 ^, #Tf^f <$,
Calumny, *. ff**iT, f^*JT, gftf^J
Calvary, s. C^T *f3fo5<T $*TC?T "jt-
Calve, v. *T1p" £fl^" ^, *f?F &31,
Calx, *. ^5^t^5 3^T, WH^WT^,
Calyx, s. «^«Pf <rftsc*FT^r, §*f TO i
Cambric, a. ÔT tfpffa *T^ <T3 •
Camel, *. $3^, ^ I
Cameleon,*.^^,^?'?,*^*^'!
Camera-obscura,s.^;ft ^f?*TT? ^3<
Camp, s. f*rr*?r, ^reft, *t**i
Campaign, s. ***TC<T?r TTCVfJ *T5
Camphor, s. 3s*jV> f*JlT« i
Can, v. *ft<T, fsr^ ^ '
Can, s. <TtW^f^^ *fT**TT3| I
Canaille, s. *3?T C*TT<P, ^"5 C?rto I
Canal, *.<T^,®^W,^T*Tl,3«U*ft I
Canary, s. ^STfrc^PT ; W
Cancel, v. C*TT*T?P, TJ51,^1,^T^ I
Cancer, s. ^"STC?" "511, ftt*J^ti? 3S
5
Candid, a. îtf, ^Tft?T, 1?T5r,
Candidate, s. *Wfa*Tl^t, Sft^ »
Candidly, ai.^T?-^T?RC«>
f,t^55*fC^
Candle, #. ?T#T, TSt, *tf§^1 I

CA
Candlelight, s. £f;ftC*f? *1 *TiV?r
^TCcfl I [f*T*PIJSf I
Candlestick, *. Tft^TT^rt?:, ^"^JT%fT^",
Candour, s. êrei, ^"Ttasi,
Candy, v. ftwft ^, ?"C*T C*?5T,
Cane,«."g"ft, *f?r, C3"35: Sagar-^? I
Canine, a. ^^j JgrT1
^? I
Canister, s. C<^T>1, fo*1, Fl ^Ttt?
Canker, *.5§tT^5n*F^;|C*P<j" C?TT«f
Cannibal, 5. TT^^T^t^t, ^37TW I
Cannon, *. C3T*f, *T5TT*, *T3Tjt I
Cannonade, t>. C3T*ffTfTl ^TSTtS ?P
Cannot, 0. #r1 oft?" I
[c*fal
Canoe, *.
^J 1%*t, *tt^lY,C^TTI,
Canon, *. ?TJ^1, fiftf, *r^*r3pT«
f^?*r ; fcrt%**rc*?r ^rafters i
Canonical, a. ST^TTTaT^T??!", 37-
Canonize, v. TT<r«iTC$ f*ra^(?FCîr
Canopy, a. £tC*ta1, &^T$*f, ^3 I
Cant, a. <PI*^^
Canteen, a. t*T^TOf?r VOT "SHfJ
Canter, s.^rcJ^^ssfsr^j^rs^rf^
Canticle, a. sftfrfcâ* *TH 1
D 2
35 CAP
Canto, 5. <Ft^$t<3" W3 I
Canton, a. cwct^ ^r*r, sfcw^ l
Cantonment, 5. tlWJ?" ^T3l^,
Canvas, a. ^T®T5, C*tT«I^C3ir ^"3
Canvass, 25. ^5t?T «, W^T?"^;
Cap, a. T|*ft, sr^PSTffsr 1
Capable, 0. *TT?T*, ^T^srof, TT^Tr 1
Capability, a. *fT3~^5l, iT^'ofj I
Capacious, a. £f*T<5, <f^, f^êfi
Capacitate, v. ^fTTT^ 3>, ^fîr ^ I
Capacity, a. *ft?"<i*5l, C^Tt^fTÎ ;
Cap-a-pie, ad. Wr*ftfF*n5Ctf !
Caparison, a. S^ST ^t^TW^r ^
Cape, *. CT>CP?T "arT^TI, Î^T I
Caper, s. sjspsFsrw, ^ff^j "«IT^T?"
Capias, s. C^t^T ^jf^C^ Ctf^T<T
Capillary, 0. CW?" *jT?r ^J^s s.
Capital, a;^Tf,St5it^.lTryTr^^;
Capital,*. ?TTS?*n^r ; «£it ;*Tsr*n;
^ ^^j 1
Capitalist, a. TT^t®^, ^«^T«f 1
Capitally, «d. ^*r?5C*f, Rcn^«i?&-
Capitation, a. "STT^fT^f«i J$t ^SRJ
Capitulation, a. ^ft*^* 5f$ ^.

CAR
Capon, s.fi£3T^f^^rt^^Ttf
Caprice, s. ^sif^r ^*51, WT'SMj,
tt93STJ I [HC^Tf^ I
Capricious, a. ^f^T, ^5TT*slT>f, <tl-
Capricorn, *. "ST^ <"tf*f ; "5rfap<Pl I
Capsicum, *. *W5rt?T& t
Capsize, v. ^cî^l CW, v5?T3 ^ I
Capstan, *. W^T £f^f% OHl? SFT-
Capsule, s. ^Nc^tS" I
Captain,*. IjRTWJ^; C^Mi^ I
Caption, s. %r^r«i, s^H" ^T6| i
Captious, a. fW^TC^Tt. f^frnrt I
Captivate, v. 3"*ft%3 sp,csrrf^5 <p ;
Captive, s. *OS *TO *1 p *jf^,
Captivity, *. ^t^5^Sl, *P*Tt*r 1
Captor, s. H<I<PT<r^, *[^t?7P,
Capture, *. W&U5 ^"5 ^?T«l ; *p
Car, *. ?-«r,9ffv?t,TJ^^; *T?n*£« l
Came, 5, c^t^ CW*ft*T ^* ©T-
Carat, s. ^C# £tt«T 5tf? J^ *fft-
Caravan, *. *v5 sftvfl"; "^T^W^,
Caravansary, 5. ^tvSTSl, *j<n^", ^~
Carbine, 5. ^5 **%® 1
Carbuncle, *. sitf* <p ; J^^«T <[«1 I
Carcass, *. *P3<T *TC, ^ *fffV ;
Card, 5 5T*Tjft*T3«l *&l v- ^T*fT-
Cardamom, *. visits, ^l^Tf5l
36 CAR
Cardinal, a. ffsffc, £f*tST, ^ft#: *•
Cardinal-points,*. ^^,*Tf*&*r,^Qf,
Cardinal-virtues, *.*ff|r«iT3rtff*f3l,
Mt?r £f%rts $* 1
Care, 5. «T**1, *TWT*31 ; f®*fl !
Careen, v. ^TcTT^Tt^ 3>, sft^f^ ^ I
Career, *. tfffa, 5f r%, ?f.?fca£tqY I
Careful, a. ^tÛ, %f^t
^^H I
Carefully,«d. ^Rsnc^/sj-WtCTftSf,
Carelessly, ad. ^r*TT<rSfTOT I
Carelessness, s. ^^T^T^TII 1
Caress, v. CH^Ttf <$
9 c^ «j |
Caret,*. *rt%3 ^^gaT*T^ ^?T-
Cargo, *. SH^TCS??" C^Tt^T^ I
Caricature,«.^"JW^t^t S£fr,fj*f*F5-
Cark,' s. f5«1, $CWSf I
[^^
Carle, s. TI?, 4<5€hl1, 5t*fl I
Carman, *. ^tjfoT, sfTraT?!^ I
Carminative,a.^n£3"5$,*T?Rt,
W
Carmine, *. ?TtW?[W, 'ê1 ^!
Carnage, s. T^"5""r<r,i^*rT3,$C'5
^f I
Carnal, a. ^lictf^, ^T^ 1
Carnation,*. irTVT ^"I
f,^^ti^CKT^' 1
CarneouSj Carnous, a. ^t^v^,^gv^
Carnival, *. C^T^R ^TCQn!%<PCWJ

CAS 37
Carnivorous, a. TrTS^T^^KTtW I i
Carol, s. ?tîr, ^TtîtCW^' stt^,
Carol, v. ^T^t^T 35, sfTJT *5 I
Carouse, «?. WMC**f ^WJ^T^ 3>,
ire ^ i [u<^j ^c*ra i
Carp, v. *tffT$*T* <5, CWTST ?f^: s.
Carpenter, s. ^G'tiTT. ^3t?T, ^^»^ I
Carpet, s. Tjf^Fl, STTM51 1
ORi^
Carriage, s. stfft, 7$$^ ^W$,
Carrier, s. 3lT3>, fî
*r#?rl I
Carrion, s. *fFl TTT*T I
Carrot, 5. SfTlf?" t
Cany, v. ^5", *r^?r *T1, 5T5T1 J
CaiV-^T^T^^Tfs,^f,n^y| I
Carte-blancke, 5. 3fCt^re* ^TM-
Cartel, s. î ?nrC¥ ^»¥ ^^H
Carter, s. 9ftC3T?T^ I
Cartilage, *. 5*fTf%, C^T^tfe I
Cartouch, s. C^TWf^ I
Cartridge, «. 3"T^r3l%£" C1>TT>1
Cartwright, *. *TT^f^rT«l^?fj I
Carve,^^l1^Ti> ,C^TW;TTtwn> I
Cascade, s. fawj^W,^^ 3H£«i1
Case, s. c*t"S, «fT*f ; ^^1,f^?T ;
Casement, s. SfTSTtsrl, ^f^T^P I
Cash, s. ^T^fPf T?T«>1, C?"T^ l
Cashier, 5. ««rt©T^t, C?TT^f?¥l
Cashier, v. ^Tfri5T"3 ^, *WJ5 3» I
» 3
CAT
Cask, 5. pf*ri, <&iWt3 ftc*rî
Casket, 5. c^fsft, ^^T^j, c^t^1
Casque, *. f*T?TS, ^^f^'
Cassia, s. OTqTsf^WT^f&ift Rc*t^" I
Cassock,s.*rTS?C$?r *TTT<^wt3t*T3't
Cast, «. fcw*f W«t ; -^TC5 TFTSR I
Castaway, s. "^tfT^J ^jf^ !
Caste, s. UT^, * , <T®^ I
Castor-oil, s. CS?Tt$T<r fo*T J
Castrate, v. ^^C^TfST *P, W&&Z <$ I
Casual, a. ^f^*ftf?rv5, tw* I
["5J|>J I
Casualty, 5. tw^"5T^^1, tw^tj^T^T^
Casuist,*. ^^^^f^TOrVtaTS^ i
Casmstry,s.tf^tf^t^TO^Tqrt*Tl
Cat, s. f^T^f, m^r^r ; C^tvSl I
Catacombs, s. -|t%^t?T fvlSZJ *t3"
Catalepsis, s. ^m^T?", 3[f*fC?"T*f'l
Catalogue, s. Tp^f ©-fa, f^^ I
Cataract, s. f^ST, C3tf3"1 ; ^tsft,
Catarrh, *. C?W, ^Tp, ^1^1
Catastrophe, 5. lfSn>^1, ft^fPf I
Catch, v. %r?r, *fk«l <*>, ^T%j5l I
Catechetical, «r2jC^TQ#t? I
Oatechi8e,©.SfC*PTC?rfT?T1 PT^MCJfl
Catechism, s. gfC^TGfl" ^/^^ i
Catechist, s. ^C^t^CW^^ I
Catechumen, s. ^Z^J ^jf*r^TJl
Categorical, a. f^ffa, 5Pf^, ^^ I

CAY
Category, «. **f,
*J^T1, *fw I
Cater, v. ^^jTC<rT§?^ ^1
Caterpillar, *,^?lC*fT*1,8"fi>C'stt*Pl I
Caterwaul, v. fttymj ?TJT? C5&1 I
Catgut, s. H^, ^twj^t:^?' si ?r i
Cathartic,^. C^f<5, C<3"5^,ttc?"S^ I
Cathedral, s. ^5 fsfWl i
Catheter, s. in^C^^^ fcfV, *T5fl I
Catholic, «. 7fT^"f3^, ^^wr?"*! ;
Catholicon, s. 7T#C3"tsRT*ra ^3"<fl
Catling, s. ^^fowjIT ^f?Nl,
Cattle, s. c^ndr-g-TW *f^?f«i I
Caudle, *. ajt^T-STK;?" ^tc^TT^C^
<^r cm^cif>s?ri ^rr<r I [c<p*rr*?r«i i
Caul, s. *5mji£ UT5T; Sfc^TC^
Cauliflower, s. 7p:T3>f^*rT^ I
Causal, a. ^t^«i ^^#t<T I
Cause, v. ^fl, ^]y
®*ri i
Cause, s. c^, «T?T«l ; CSTT^TOTI i
Causeless, a. ^raT^rq, ^r^r^fo i
Causeway, s. mw^, C*^Z^ I
Caustic, s. ;§^T«Tt3>3" <5 ^? ^T?*^
Cauterize, v. ^renn, ?fS& 3>, wT^f 3>
Cautery, s. ^q^ c^lW 31 C^T^T
Caution, 5. *rT**TT3F5l, *T"5*T51
Cautionary,«.?^t^^^,c^^S[T§?^^ I
Cauti°us, a. 7[^'< T^T, T^CS}^" '
Cavalcade, s. ^5T$r$BG$$t I
Cavalier, s. ^{tffiV C^TIÎ I
38 CEN
Cavalierly, ad. WTfwîl^C** I
Cavalry, s. ^T<&1> (WPSM I
Cave, *. Sf35fT, sfe", 3"^1, *s*sf?r I
Caveat,*. 2f3JTCTr*T -sf3f;t^"C^r^T"Sal I
Cavern, s. sf^T.r, *T3ft."3"£ ^^?" •
Cavil, «?. fwjl ^5TT*Tf% &, CJfT^ m
**m^^ l
Caviller, s. f^tfjl* ^Jt^ffs^T^*<5 I
Cavity, s. sf^ f¥J, ^$<r I -
Caw, s. mK&J ^T^ I
Cease, v. ^T*g ^, f^j* ^, sTTÎ
Ceaseless, #. ^^3"3"$, f^fT&gTl
Cede, v. 3T*r*f«i 3?, ^*% vSJT^r ^
Ceiling, s. f&5j[ ^7-5 I [^t<5T?T <& I
Celature, a. C^TlW^T^t t^TJl i
Celebrate, v. ^SHCÎ"^ 3>, JT^t^R
<p, *TC~TTW1 <P I
Celebrated, a. t^DT^, STHT^S
Celebration, s. 3J stTC^TTS", ^t^T
Celebrity, *. T*TS, 4tf&, <TTf% I
Celerity, s. e^sf, ^^sf^T, ^^1 I
Celery, s. *ff^ f^C*T^ I
Celestial, a. W»?f<r3 ^rT^T*ft?T I
Celibacy, s. ^T^Tft^â, ^f?^1
Cell, s. ^Jjf?, f^fft, 9f^^ I
Cellar, s. C^T^T^ *fctj ft?ft,
Cellular, «. «^^sr?r I [ttwjT^TT?" I
Cement, v. %W, ^Ti> , SFsrfT* ^ I
Cement, 5. 5fT^C^r?" IT 5TT5T1 , IfSTTÎ
Cemetery, s. ^Wtf^S%U9
a
^T'
c
TT^r i
Cenotaph, s, ^TSTJ^TC^ ^^5 ^"jf^^T

CM
Closer, *. Qi£, gMfft^t
Censor, s. 2fT5fa*TC*r ?F*r <WT
Censorious, a. CW!^TC?TT^C«l ?T$ I
Censurable, a» if 3"«lt<r, f^f^Tt? |
Censure,v. CSfPtCWjOTa^l^fl ^l
Censure, s. ^^1,»^T^1,^rijC^"t5f I
Census, *.C5TT^T4m,C5nra3"SlTsr
Cent, s. vi)^*r^, *ra$in
Centaur, *. <5T*J "TTES?" ^f^CS
f%S ?rTf*ri?c*fin
Centenary, 5. *n5*J«rj1, *Tv5^ I
Centennial, a. v<l*P*t3?r^far I
Centesimal, a. *T5^TC*f3" 4^ ^t*f!
Centipede, 5. fa^1,ffw,n3»fTft I
Cento, 5. sflsfl <KU%$ ^T?" 1g^
*1 -sr^ l
Central, a. ^T^jf^S, TTT^Wfen
Centre, 5. Tr*rj,^T^j^ ^cr.c^g- I
Centrical, a. ir*n^*ft?, TTW^of l
Centrifugal, a. 3T*rj"5jTsft, C^M-
Centripetal, a. "spfJTfwftft 1
Centry, s. £p£^t, 3-^35 I
Centuple, a. *F5Cfa, *f5<n?r I
Centurion, s. Cc T'STT^CW?' "STC^J *T$
Century, «. 43s *f^ 3TVT7T I
Cephalic, a. ir^C^ ^^*ft^ri
Cerate, s. ts^Ts1
C^TCTT?" 2fC*T*f |
Cerecloth, 5. C*nsn^3,OT*n?T*TI I
D 4
39 CfiA
Ceremonial, a. %T^^t% ^T^^tt^ 5
Ceremonious, «. ^f§f*f3>T5t<fl" I
Ceremony, 5. PTOTM<T ; *fT<n *T-
Certain, a. fofv&sfivttfifs ; OT^,
Certainly, ad. f^*5?T3re*f, f^St^ t
Certainty, s. f^*&3§1, f^SSWl,
Certificate,*.£Wq^,1?ta*faf%f*T
Certify, v. m*i^ *, 2f^T«l (X. I
Cerulian, «.^5rT3ST*t*«i^fa* 3ft*re«f
Cerumen, s. «jc| ircTI
Ceruse, s. 3JCWI I
Cess, *.fc^<n*ptT^t *?T,«^;^tal
Cessation, *. f^jfa, fc3"l%,f3Tf*r '
Cession, s. 7f*r*f«i; ^t^5 *TW$jTsf 1
Cetaceous, a. "ST^^" TT^^TT ¥1 st? •
Chafe, v. 7*f$1, -STTO?: lt?"1 3>s^
Chaff, s. ^ft, ^ft^Jt#?T C«TT^1 ;
Chaffer, v. SFirf^C* ^5tcT 3> I
Chaffinch, s. *fTPt frcTO 1 [§*^ I
Chafingdish,s. ipt^Twfcl, C^TcTT-
Chagrin, s. C^l^jt^rfe1
, $£$1
Chain, s.
"
i
J$T*T, fW3, C^ft I
Chair, 5. cs)1%, COTf$1, ^TT*R
Chairman, *. c*5T?1;TOT*f r$,£fT-
Chaise. s. J<$ £W?~ sttft I
Chalcedony, s. SfJ srfa 1
Chalcography, s. vStg ^tf*1 f*f-

CHA
CMldron, s. ^WKjJt ^mfk^ )r
Chalice, s. 3Tf^<5l.5fT§rsiir ofT^T^"
Chalk, s. «rmrt^, <r.TW#h
Challenge, s. *p^Tsf ^T^T* j Pft'S-
Chamber, s.
'ffc?f>, wTsft^. c^fa I
Chamberlain, s. <nif$teT*rj^ i
Chambermaid, 5. ^f?5Tt?c.l,^TT¥l
Chamois,s. *f<^5t?r ^T*m ^C^Tî
Champ, v.t^q ^ WC^?- ^T«F1 c^^r,
^T*S1 !
[?T1 ftc"T* !
Champaign, 5. irfr, C3«fT^^T; *U-
Champion, s. OT^1, ^T^^WI
Chance, 5.
^, «t*tt; tPf^T^T^Î
Chancel, s. fsi^tfj *tww$i
Chancellor, s. £f<iTST t^Sf^cl I
Chancery, 5. tcT9 C*f*T^ Jf#l-
Chandelier, *.?rT^<r-^rTv5,^t*fTSfT<r
Chandler, s. ^T^t *J**TT^, ST^t
Change, s. *tftttf, t3rc7*?«iJ ; "^j
$5p ; <rtfasFreT=T 1
Change, v. *ff?fa?f;r ^, W*7<*{-1 <5 |
Changeable, a. 533cT, wf%J I
Changeling, s. ^T^^W^^^t;
Channel, s. C^tZITC *f*tf 2f«lT^t I
Chant, «?. ^fsa-^fT^T 35, wl"^ *P I
Chanticleer, s. 3»?5$>", ^3>yl 1
Chaos, s. ^rercfeW, ^J3^1,
40 CHA
Chaotic, a. ^^t<^t^, Sc^c?, fa-
Chap, s. TFf^l, ;fr* ; C5T?m ; C*T^1
Chapel, 5. sr«wmw, srf^ <r, f%£i I
Chapfalien, «."5Tf^r^^n,^S!^x<n
Chapiter, s. i$t^<r iri<rff I
Chaplain, s. *rctfT*fCTfW, «£c<TT-
Chapiet, s. ra<n^5^ irmi, w-
Chapman, s. ûtoFf, *refs[C3U
Chapter, s.
^#,^mr,^,^rTSrl
Char,*;. C ft0m *toi ^ ^wt?r
Character, s, sfe, *p*rg •
^W<{ ;
Characterise, v.cifT^ *1 &q £f<pT*f 1?
Characteristic, a. ^•T»ti<ê«]^5^
Charcoal, s. ^WT?-,W3n&,<r~n
Charge, s. wtUf% vaiWr ; ^T?rT-
Charge, v. c*fpr c*f âsrtSal I
Chargeable, a. c?TTOTT*rj ; csrS^T
Charger, 5. *TC^ ^*f ;
<tft*rl 1
Charily, «<?. ^ «f<£%*f, JTTWC* I
Chariot, 5. 5fT^1, <T^T I
Charioteer, s. 3"<*ft, ^TT^fof I
Charitable, a TfT^*ft«T, W?Ts^,t^-
Charity, s.
f*H, c^, ^ftari^l,
Chirlatan, s.^t^1%¥1 t^?fJ;^^?J3^
Charm, «;. c^Tf$3 ^, ^1^^^ 9

CHE 41
Charm, «. ^^, tti, #«i, *rt^ I
Charmer, s. rjTT5"*s, tf^t, ^TT«|1 •
Charming, a. TOTT^T, ^"*TJ I
Charnel-house, *. ^"tt^jCTlTir^R,
Chart, s. T^ftf^ *Titl
Charter, s. *R*if, «?rT®T58'h'T3F I
Charter-party, s. UT^TSf ^TvSI ^3"«l
Chary, a. TfT^T^, ^^ *ff?f*3
Chase, s. 3j*f?n, ^SJTJ, ^^rfasri
Chase, «^sf?r1 3>, *f*6>te W^Rr I
Chasm, s. f%j, tjvrt, ttWT?T I
Chaste, a. Jfvst, TTT^t ; *rT*T, î
Chasten, ) v. *nf^ CPf, Tf3 *, *-
Chastise, J tr 35 l
Chastisement, s. *r|f%, Tpi, Pfsr^r I
Chastity, *.*n5t^,f^*RB,*nsr<sa I
Chat, *.^f*T^t:
sf*sf,^T5TsN» Wl
Chattels, « ^ntf*?" 3^1%^r^jft
Chatter, v. 1%5f^5 <p, f%j%f^fFJSP
Chatterbox, *.<rfSljWTer^T^ra
Chatty, a. ^T^T^, ?f«^ft<Jl I
Cheap, a.^wj, S5p*?3pj, j{%)
Cheapen, v. *rgi sp, srsrj ^^]
Cheat, «?. £f5T?T«l1 ^ 2f**{8î *p
Cheat, s. gf^T?T^, fcsf ;
*5l^f) I
Check, s. t^|f%, wsr ; ^«it I
Checker, v. f53ff^1%3r 3> t
Checkmate, 5. *t^rfr$<r "srK I
Cheek, s. «fT*T, Sf3GW*r, ^C*rm I
Cheer, v. *tf3;*T cw, *TP§=*1 $ l
CHI
Cheer, s. c^TSf, ^TC^Tiff, H?^f^
Cheerful, a. ^f^%, ^T^f^vS I
Cheerless, «. W?rf^5, f^?TR**F I
Cheery, a. ^, ^Rf*n^,^TfrT3 I
Cheese, s. ^t^J,^^^ ^55$ FR1 I
Cheesemonger, s. *Tf^3" f^c^Sl i
Chemise, s. ^fft^TCîr îf^ 1
Cherish, v. c*fT^"«l «s, 3"j% ^|
Cherry, 5. ^pcT ftc*f^ I
Cherub, s. ^^Tf?I9f«i f<C*r^|
Cherubic, a. "Wf?r, ^f^Hî
Cherubim, s. ^9pf<i w$<?f«| i
Chess, 5. "TS^ c-sr^l, ^5T^^1 1
Chessboard, 5. n3<3X^<r W<5 *1
Chessman, s. *f^jz^j ^1
Chest, s. f*f^; ^s^cf I
Chestnut, s. ^c^Rc^nr ; ^fa«fl
Chevalier, 5. îTTW? t*Rj 1
Chew, v. s<ft«| ^, W3ST31 c^f¥ I
Chicanery, ». T>T*roi>tc7, ^t ;
^r.
Chicken, 5. 3>WT>)-?r ^1 1
[sffsft I
Chicken-hearted, a. €t?F,^?r*ft5T I
Chicken-pox, 5. ^lfc<r^ 1
Chide, ». ^<jr1 <$^ ^^c^rt^f 3> I
Chief, «. 2f*rR, caifc, W*m I
Chief, s. ^^w, c*nb <nf#l
Chiefly, «^. ^CTTXS, ^1^^^ I
Chieftain, s. ^rf5fn, WCcTT ^Tsftl
Chilblain, s. f^sr^T^ CSPI^, t^-
Child, s. ^t^pm^T^m^M I

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Childbearing, s. ^^TTJ«l, *I3T*
Childbed, s. 2^* W*T1, £f*re I
Childhood, s. t*Pc
r^T*T,^rT«i
nT<r;
^1
Childish, a. *TcTC<5?C *JT?T, ^1*rm,
Childless, a. fWT3t^, ^5R*f3Jl
Children, s. ?T3"R*T3t%, TT^sf*! I
Chill, s. *fT$, 3TfS, ft^T ; f*T^1
Chilly, a. -"TtoT^ R^T3?T I
Chime, s. "^f^îreT^; ^«^T?"
Chimera, s. ^^f^5 ^T^l, fsfaffl
Chimerical, a. ^TfW^j ^J^jTO,
Chimney, 5. Sf srft'jfo ^t^T^^pf I
Chin, s. QtJS^, fssp, WTf^ I
China, s. Ifac^SfaCWC'n^Wf I
Chine, s. *fC$?T WK51, 3^*^ I
Chink, v. 3l^tf^ *t^f 3> I
Chink, s. f^J, d^fl, TFtSI
Chintz, s. fw$ ^t*fF I •
Chip, *. ^51, «*T3, C5571, 5Tt1
Chiromancy, a. ^"$$f«R1 ^1 *Tt1-
Chirp, 0. f¥f£ *t^f 3S,-*f*Fta* J* <S*i
Chirurgeon, *. ^^ tyf%<$,*T<P, ^3
Chisel, *. ^Ttt^t", *fT^r?Tl, fÛ I
Chitchat, s. Sf*«T^**T, W«fft*f3l
Chivalry, s. ^T?&3 ^ ftffJI ;
T[-
Choice, a. TTC^Tsffa, ^^pS/Ss'ST I
CHR
Choice, 5-. ?rT^l, 3l^C*3" *FTO1
Choir, s. *T3rfa$ 9fTTr^ F5T; ^t^?" I
Choke, v. ntm?n5i 9, ^*C?TT*r <? I
Choler, s. C^Ttf; f*Hf, f^f^fTT !
Cholera-morbus, s. ^srt^fcl C <TT^T I
Choleric, a. C^T^t, <TT*ft, $*f I
Choose, v. *1^Tt 3>, *rc*T^3 ^ 1
Chop, e>. CW?* *, C5T*f TffT?T I
Chop, «. «rs, ThF?fl, ST*f, C^^f l
Chops, *. *T^r^T ^*r I
Choral, a. *rtW Jf9? ^^#tH,T#t^
Chord, «- 3t?T, 6"«l, ^1, Csfcffi I
Chorister, s. 9fT?T^, *TOtaf^T?T3n
Chorus, *. SftcS^ Wl ; 9fT?^ W*I I
Chosen, a. TOTT^, 3"Tp|3 I
Chrism, s. *ft^'^t^'S t~5cT I
Christen, v. -J^W ST^T^TC?"
Christendom, *. îfte^rTsrprsfSt
Christian, s. •gt^^T^T^^T^t l
Christianity, *. «jH£te *W I
Christmas, s. *pC3>?T ©W^"5* i
Chromatic, a. sftsrrf^ *< *f^#? ;
Chronic, a.FYsf3>T*T^T¥t;3r«;35Tf^l
Chronicle, s. ^f^TT^Tfite f Q"N
Chronology, *. <FT*rf^3>*f«1 t^Wjl l
Chronometer, *. ^l^ffi^ ^^?"5rT-
Chrysalis, s. *f?TC*ft<Pl, £^C*fT<l5l I
Chry 'solite, a.^^TS *rfa,*fl""5*rf«|l
I
Chrysoprasus, s. cnf^^t? ^rf«l I

CIP
Chubby, a. :
5lt?sjj'*r1, Ft*y'*[j:««ri
Chuck, s. f^C5F*T ; ^Wlfa 5T?5 •
Chuckle, v. î) 3>f?nn ^T^C^S 3>
Chuff, s. ^f% ^T^t#t irrfT&f&fa
Chum, s. *PlT*JTfr, *re*T?ft, >T*-
Chump, s. #i%^T&,^5pT?" f**r1 I
Church, s. *[t^ftoT* *TS#, f«Tlil l
Churchyard, s. f^r^Tr^T ^«T?f WJ,
Churl, s. ^»*fc| ; girrjiR, ^Tf*f^
Churlish, «. ^f*T^j,^T7lB7,^t<r I
Churn, v. *p£;r ^, ^tC^Târ 35
Churn, s. TPjR^fT^, CSTTSTO^l^ I
Chyle, 5. ^T^lT^f, *fT^> W3^ I
Chy mical,«. ^JFrftRf^f)! *rwtir!
Chy mist, s. 7[*iWW RWJfâ I
Chy mistry, s. Tr^THR f^WJl I
Cicatrice, s. ^vjfs"^, TtfJ ^531
Cicatrize, 0. WV 3*55 <5, "5T1 «J?Tl I
Cicisbeo, s. ^*f*tf%, ^first *Tsft" I
Cider, s. f*r<r^*r®?t^ *r*fj frt*t*r f
Cilicious, a. c^TtST f^fsfr^, C^T^TS?,
CPftstf~S I
Cimeter, s. ^f^T, •STSjJf, ^"^T*? I
Cincture, s. *f1> ^1,3^^5^ ^Tf$£ /
Cinder, s. S^fTsft^", W^WII
Cinnabar, 5. f^-$ I
Cinnamon, s. Jft?pf£!Tt, WT^rfSifh
Cinque, 3. *f^l, *f^ *T-9rj^ 1
Cion, s. ^TgjT, *fgK 1
Cipher, *. *frj ( •
) j ^j/^S^t-
43 Cllt
C pher, v. Ul^r OT, ^tf^^t^Jt^T ^ I
Circle, 5. TT3*T, fWfaT?" ; *T51,
Circuit, s. £fJff^s«l, C3"ra?$ Tfa I
Circuitous, a. c^fateT, "5T"^f«t"?n I
Circular, 0. 53FI$t% ; ^T^t?"^ *T3
Circulate, v. TT<r1 ; Jtffar C£J?*«I ^»
Circulation, *."5g?*fr% ; £J*^*T I
Circum-, 5^fcc?TTSf3* *Bf I
Circumambient, a. ^f^P^f^T^f^
Circumcise, v. â^r^w 33ff, 5^-
Circumlocution, s.frp^t*! TcT"^"t«i <St-
Circumnavigator, s. ©TCTCIT?!" Tt <T1
Circumscribe, v. ST^t C%, C^^ 3S>
^tsrTS^î [C^tWTsftl
Circumspect, a. 3f$3>", ^rfc^T^, "ST-
Circumspection, s. *ff?r«ir3Pff*f"$1,
Circumstance, s. f^^fpTI^Qt^l
Circumstantial, a. t^"C*T^",t^"^Tt?^;
Circumvallation, s. C3FPT ^t«T 5£-
Circumvent, v. ^<F1, Sf?T?P^1 ^ I
Circumvention, s. 2f^T^«j1, ^«TI

CLA
Circus, s. ^Jt^*ri, ^J^ t«wsr I
Cist, s. c*n*r, <t*T ; c^pT^t^- $*r?r-
Cistern, 5. Si^Tf&, C5*ft& CZ^ 1
Citadel, 5. 5T?nrsr*rjnF5 ljsfl
Citation, s. ÎT^T^, 3^3" ; W-
Cite, v. ^cT^^,Ît^t^ ^;2jTrT«| CW I
Citizen, 5. ^^f^T^t. •ff^nr I
Citron, 5. <55TO1 c^Tî
City, 5. ^sf?r, *m£ ^TTSftftft I
Civet, s.^TW^ff cnt^" 9TW I
OresTfa I
Civic, a. ^9[7^<s ; 7[TS?W« H"*nT*n
Civil, a. ire-sffffa, f*t^>, ^"^^ 1
Civil-court, s. ctTS?lTf^ ^TTfTcT'S I
Civil-war, s. C%T^ C^C*t1T "STTTCT
Civilian, s. CW^SUTi^ 373"^f33
Civility, *. fwf^l, TT*ft*rei I
Civilization s. ^^J 3?<r«j I
Civilize, v. 7r»J ^, f*T^ ^ I
Clack, 8. c&5 > 31 ^* ^T^ftFW
Clad, pa <3"3T^TW^, *>ff?rf53 I
Claim, s. £tT*TJ, WTrT ; WJ%<p1^-|
Claimant, s. TfT^tWT^T, ^^^T#t I
Clam, v. ît^TWTTl ^?T ^'
Clamber, v. 3»Cfl> ^TC<nT«l ^ l
Clammy, 0. ^TttT^, ^rtf, f#S l
Clamorous, a. ^fi^?"!, ^5j^T
Clamour, s. 3S5T3"*, C^t^T^^T I
Clamp, s. *TTI, +i"$lT I
Clan, s. ^rT, *V*f, S?tr$, CJtm i
CLE
Clandestine, 0. 3% ^STSWTi
Clang, s. ^^*r *T*r, 3^ * *T*r I
Clank, 0. ÎJRTk 3>, 3^«>^T<r 3* I
Clap, s. 3 ^ST^tI *TO ; ^TSTra I
Clapper, s. ^r«^T?T flTO, *L%ffi >
Claret, s. TpT**TCW*fte ê^ c^lrf
^<rT*f I
Clarify, «. f^ôf ^, ^^ 35 I
Clarion, 5. ^<ft, 3re|f*T3f1, £5l^3f|
Clash, y. *f «*W7[ 3T^Tf5lT^ ^ i
Clasp, v. N5nt%^f?r ss ; ^ 3? I
Clasp, s. ^f]«>51 ; ^tf^^^r I
Class, s. ?[tf, 9i% ^f^TTCPf?" C^f-Vt I
Classical, a. ^JTfitSPJ *PS^? I
Classics, s. ettftsr f/^% ^ ^r^^TI
Classify, 0. ©T^JipTTC?" *fQf<S <£ I
Clatter, s. -*rTv$n> , <$*r$ •ftnar-af^T
Clause, 5. *|Tf, £fa?"c|,5?r«l, f^TST I
Clavicle, 5. <r«&if%, srtaTPi: 1
Claw, s. *r$*twr{fi??[ $m, Ti^ri
Claw, v. ^C-tf t^WT^"«1 «5, ^T551 I
Clay, s. ^fST«^fe^1, T5^*ni
Clean, a. «ff?r«5T3 t^sarc'T, ^Sf5 I
Cleanliness, s. f^^yf^l, ^^7511
Cleanse, v. f^sr<?r ^, ^f^^RPt^T ^1
Clear, a. T£*tf^>, ^^^ t^^*! I
Clear, v. ^mH^ 5>, t^sr«T ^ I
Clearance, a. WTffs^t ; *f1?^l7r I
Clearly, ad.'*P^75Z*1,'%~51^&Z'si I
Cleave, v. m5 ; ^T*r, ^vT!f "^ l
Cleaver, s. ^TV^^l^l ^-l^T^ti

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Cleft, s. ft5, ^pT<5, ft*T?r, C5^1
Clemency, 5. ^*fl, Tf?l1, ^?F«|1 •
Clench, v. ^jS?^ ftTTI *T, C*Hv5,
Clergy, *. src*frT*fCTT*WT3£S I
Clergyman, *. Vfc^"t^CW*t^ I
Clerical, a. STCtfTTofCW'r^TOfa I
Clerk, s. C*T**r^, ^5?tj *fT^ I
Clever, a. ff?F, $«i*T*, 5gT?n
Clew, s. 3p,*rfi, C^,1^T,1^ I
Click, v. ptrtf-T^ *1 T? TK *f^r ^
Client, *.Tgjrf^sr,2f5j«iff^«T®1€t
Cliff, 5. *flv?, ^TST?, £f*ft5, ^$1
Climate, s. ^srcteTl ; CW*T I
Climax, *. ^5?TT9T^ 3lC3>J?T $5531
Climb, v. 5S,^TUTW?'l ^nt^TT-
Clime, s. CW*T ; SWT5PI I [$«1 ^ I
Clinch, v. "Sjw 3?, TJT ^T<ft,^T v 3 ;
Cloak, s.^f^c^^w^T-sru^n
Cloak, v. ^T^T*R 5P, ^T*T i
Clock, s. ^f *T^t, "Sift <51 ^ I
Clod, 5. c55fl, c*n§, ^f* I
Clog, 5. c<5tî, ^tt; "^t¥^; ^nssr i
Cloister, s. sfa, £^ ^BRfrrnr |
Close, v. TO <s,Wî 3> ; CTO 3> I
Close, s. *T*rT*R ; C*T?T1 C^4 I
Close, a. f^3>T> 5 "Si* ; ?ni^«& I
Closely, ad. ^KW , W^L«t I
COA
Closet, s. c^Tt ffc^ft ; ^^ *$.U I
Clot, v. sfT"? ^, M*fTO ^ i
Cloth, s. *3, <pt^, *?f?^W I
Clothe, v. ^3TJ%5 ^,*ft?*rTar ff!c*fTr,*3Tiî
Clothier, s. ^T^f5?1,<r3^J3"7n<ft I
Cloud, s. c"5T"5T, ifsrsf^r, 3"Tit*T I
Cloudless, a. c^^*j^J, t^^"^T I
Cloudy, a. C^*n,"VTit*n, C*TT?n
Clout, s. *fl^1,^Tf«i,C^Sl;Wf^
Clove, s. *R3f ; *T,, ?T^^r i
Cloven, a. Tpf^l, ftTft«f, ^T$1 I
Cloven-footed, #. fV<^rf^f*raj i
Clown, s. 5VS1, ^^J 371% I
Clownish, «. ^t^j, ^T^t^t I
Cloy, v. -5rf^f<5 C^T^C^ fT^l &-
Club, 5. *fW1, 5Tt^ ; ^"^FT^T I
Club-footed, a. -C^S^Rf**^!
Clump, s. <pT&-*T'J, 9fTCg;<r 3TtF I
Clumsy, a. ^T*T5t, *5[*
Cluster, s. <#1t^, $*%, C*tW, WF$ I
Clutch, s. %r^q, ^T^S^ *|13> l
Clyster, s. T>r5^Tf?r *T?1 $W?^
src^fj ^^"fV £tc^*r ^jt«i i
Coach, s. ETfff St^T?" Sftil" I
Coach -hire, s. 'Jrt^t^l^l I
Coachman, s. 9fTC^T?T^", ^TtJ1% I
Coadjutor, 5. ?T^T?T, ^^.T? I
Coagulate, v. sfTl? ^, ^Tr^ I
Coal, s. ^<I^1, SHwT^T £t^?" I
Coalery, -5. *fT^1?Hl ^¥^T^^T^<5^r I
Coalesce, v. Ttt& ^^r^^, fstep

COD
Coalescence, *. *fC*rt*f,*TC?fa I
Coalition, s. 3ffST5T»r, 7fcsrt$f |
Coarse, a. CSJTTjI, ^5, ^T^T^J I
Coast, s. *rec5?r $Y?r, $i> ,^*r^5i i
Coat, v. JtJWV 55, *rT«T1, C*T*f i
Coat,*. ^pft
^srw?TT-4ri ; C*fT5 I
Coax, v. "SR 5f«m, sfcsim *,
Cobble, t;. ^T*fT|?ffC»ffsi<!l I [TgTOli
Cobbler, s. »t«f *fftf^1 *T^T$1; ^T-
Cobweb, «. ^$t©T^,^t^5*TT?"srt5T I
Cochineal, s. <p1?tfFT?n I
Cock, s. &m$ ; *K*pSFt J T^ft;
Cockade, s. Tvs?ft?r ^*T?W?T "SP5T
Cockatrice, s. *T*f ftc*fa I
Cocker, v.c^T^TC^Tf^ ^,ClW*T <5
Cocket, s. TTt^CcfJ ¥T5f&$t I
Cockle, s. TO, far$*P, tffs5
I
Cocklestairs, 5. C*f5T^3 fît%, *TT^
Cockloft, s. Tfc^t^f^^; <&y<n I
Cockney, *, c^Q^ arsnflu C*TtC^<T
Cockpit, s, 33^3>CT> <T ^r^T^ ; ^Jlfi
^T3tc®»?r cancer?" ttJ%*$int •
Cockroach, s. ^T^cTl, C3cT&TT>1 I
Cockscomb, s. 4>4><&p>7[ f*t<|.
c*rr?r$r ^ccT<r f^ i
Cockswain, s. *F*j[ f^f%<T STtfl? I
Cocoanut, 5. aifirwssj I
Cocoon, s. 3"fi>OT[3st3" $H>t I
Cod, *. wtj ftc*nr ; ^t^c^st^-
46 COH
Code, *. ?-Tw}i% vr% I
Codicil, *. wte^'CîT C3Ft^*ra t
Codle, v. *5%frr% <$ [ftW%
Coefficient, s. ^Wtff*Z!>J 5J^1
Coequal, a. ^sr^crj, ^ttt^TÎ I
Coerce, v. TfSR ^, f^t?^ *P I
Coercion,*. Tf s*t?T1
*R ^??T«l,C«fT?' I
Coesse'ntial, a. Ji^fa", ^rsr^FTtfr f
CoeteVnal, a. vgcTj ^r^ff^ w^TS |
Coeval, a. 3ff^r^5f5t^Tft, *f5TC?^ I
Coexistent, «. Tjsr^TtfT^t^t I
Coffee, s. ^H5<r1 I
Coffer,*. TjT^T?" ^!$<T,*RT*ft?" I
Coffin, s. *rc?r?" pr^-3>, «r^t^rt^r t
Cog, *. 5CdF?n?I5 *1 *iTf%; C«fal I
Cogency, s. Sfrsrai, *tj%s f
C6gent,«.^7, £^5^*7*7,^1^ I
Cogitate, v. f%$1 ^, ^T3R1 ^
Cogitation, *. ffcsl, *T7T*, <S>T*RM
Cognate, a. *i^"irto, ^®t€Y? I
Cognizable, «. C&$, t?5T*fj, f^5T-
STsffa i [>T*Rl
Cognizance, s. t^Ff?T, *nft*Fl, f^"-
Cognomen, s. *flf*t, %*itf*T, *P«T,
Cohabit, v. *r*T*f ^, 3^-^^rt^f $ I
Coheir, s. W&TGinfkiftft I
Cohere, v. ^^^ ^, ^>^ ^l
Coherence, s. ?ic«^1, ^M?r, T-
Coherent, «. yT«:
!?r,7TW^,^W I
Cohesion, *. ^VC^T^f, ^"^^1
*
Cohesive, a. î^TS^, 151?r * I

COL
Cohort, 3. gJTgfa" C?Tt^ft?r *f3**13
Coif, *, ^vft, st^ts^t* I
Coiffure, s. *nff*T*3M, raftnft
Coil, v. Vnsft ^, 5T*T *ft<Pl
Coin, *. tÎ, csrT*?",T>to1 £T^ft% l
Coinage, *.
^Jl f^|«j <P?T«i ; •TS*
Coincide, v. fim,£ftfa X I
[^fa> I
Coincidence, *. CTr5r,*IVOTN ; Ji&-
ffc*3l i
Coincident, a. ifasjî t^"f*f^, 4^-
Coiner, s. wjj ft^rf<i93fl I
Coir, s. arTltc^Csnr C^TWl I
Coition, *. jtstst, tw^r i
Coke, *. ^r^fw^ ^toi, *ffo<ft?
^reTt<r ^r^t<r i
Colander, s. 5T*nft, ^tft^tJ «fT^ i
Cold, a. *fte,*ftewr, ft^j, f$«$ i
Cold, s. *?te*n&i ; csi^ri, ^tp i
Coldly, ad. ^TOfTCWf^Jpfo, ISf-
c<rte^<PJ ?rc*r i
Coldness, a. *ft^5R51, £ftl%^|-rj$1 I
Cole, *. ^fH*TT3s fcc*T* l
Colic, *. ^T^tcT^T^*!^, ^*T?"*tcT i
Collapse, *. »f^m *fv5,*T^f&-$ ^ l
Collar, *. sfHfift, *ft^'i i
"^
[s^rf
Collar, v. *f«T^ *, Sf9HSf7T, ^re-
Collar-bone, s. ^%*tTl>, ^%|f%: I
Collate, v. ^lV5Xt 3*, ^5*R1 ^. «*f ^|-
Collateral, a. ^f r«Tt9ftf%, ^TTrt^T *. i
Collation, s. 2faT* ; *t*T* ; OBt« I
47 COL
Collator, 5. srfai *f^C**?r i<EJ$3fl
Colleague, *. ^^^^^^t^ |
Collect, v. 4^4 ^,îx?f«! ^ i
Collect, 8. ?ZW*$ £fT*fal |
Collected, «. |%îr1s, Sffc I
Collection, 5. *T*nr, Jtf«r, jfofl ;
Collective, «. A&ftfQ, *T^st$ I
Collectively, «<2. afn^fT?, ^^^ f
Collector, *. *T2S?PT?"*,*r*rfWI
College, *. ^WjT8TTr,C^*rT^tjjTs-
Collegian, s. rcffjT*^^; ^j^ 1
Collegiate, a. f^m?^^ I
Collier, s. *fT^fhr *?*TT«R* |
Colliery, *. ^"?Tc?T^ ^Tte<r |
Cdlliflower, *. Tprr3gf*>f |
Collision, s. *iTl$, ^% *ft$$1,
2f3JTsrT3 /
Collocation, *. ^foR*^, £ft?t*f I
Collocution, s. *PWfT»teJ*fa ^«| i
Collop, *. ?rf*r<>r . , cmi%OTT*i i
Colloquial, a. ^TT^T^f*re$Y? |
Colloquy, s. tfCsTWMr^^n^W I
Collusion, s. £f3t3T«i1 3S|Tt«i <T ^fiffS
Colly'rium, s. ^T^tt, 3>^t*t I
Colon, s. *teJC«5ff*jp^fc^TTSt1(0 I
Colonel, 8. CJRTnfS I
Colonial, a. ttc?C*f 3^1% ^^"€t? I
Colonize, v. •giTt cWC*T...^f^ ^
Colonnade, 5. c^t^^f "^W I
Colony, *. CW*fTS?:^t%,^«ffap I

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Colophony, s. Sf*f, *tt1
Colossal, a, ^WT^Sl^f*^, ^r-
Colossus, s. gf^Trs^'Vi [r§2W«l
Colour, v. ftfl>4 ^^W CW I
Colour, s. ^ ?"^> W**; ^51
Colours, s. *T5"PS1, *ff§P '
Colt, s. . srTi>C3»<r *iwi, t%c*rr?r
Colter, s. cTT^C^T^" *pT*T*1 ^^fff I
Columbary, s. *sft"?T ?TT?T *1 *jW?T
Column, s. ^W ; ^ffare, *jfct?T
4<5 <•* |
Coma, 5. f^Jfa^t, ^3*1331 I
Comb, v. f&^rt #?1 ^sflWSl I
Comb, s. fa<T«it; TpWI; ir*T5I^;
Combat, 5. *T^j, ^^>fi J, <Fr3l^ I
Combatant, s. c^TT* 1
, ^sftTPîn I
Combination, 5. C^TlSf, JTOT5fl
Combine, v. C^TTSf 3», ^57 s~ I
Combustible, a. WT^WWa^wr I
Combustion, s. ^rfyffte, §ftcHL?T;
csrTersrm I
Come, v. ^5rfe*T, wtsfir^T gs; ^ i
Comedian, s.ST^î,^ 1^7*11 3s<T,;tt>
Comedy, 5. *f ^T*U^*fHT3> *tt-
Comeliness, s. c^ft^tfj/Twl l
Comely, a. ^W^TJ,^?",^^?" I
Comet, s, Sf srws^F l
Comfit, s. Sm f§^7^ fr"*t^ I
Comfort, v. *iT^1 *g,2fraT*r 1>W1 I
Comfort, 5. ^t^1,^ft?"t^, £iC3K I
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Comfortable, v. 7Tt^tWT¥^,^<W
Comforter, «. gtrartf^gij^TWT* •
Comfortless, a. JTPÎ ^Tf^, t^-
Comic, a. ^^f^t^J, C^^t I
Comical, a. 3T*TJ ^*fiW^, ?"f?T3»i
Corning, s. ^SfTsfsr*; 0. ^"T'JtT^t I
Comma, s. *f7? l^C^t? ^"5^ f^,
W1 (,) I
Command, 5. ^T"^1
, ^fCW*f
Commander, 5. ^Sfj^F, ^lf*T*f1% I
Commandment, s. ^TSs^WfCTPT I
Commemorate, 0.^<T«lTsf flp^fl 3> |
Commemoration, 5. ^T«|T3ff3»?ri I
Commence,?; ^T3"W <&, ^^^sir ^ !
Commencement, s. ^T?"5
^, ^tfif I
Commend, v. £{r^$1 ^,£t*r*rl ^;
Commendable, #. 2f*f?(^jl |
Commendation, s. £fi%in,£f*f^*rl I
Commensurate,«,^,
sr»Tf?'t^'3^5i
?TJ I
Commensuration,s.^^fff"^T«i3><T«1
Comment, ^ s. ^$1, fi>**f:?t,
Commentary, j 3"JT*TJ1 I
Commentator, s. &t^T^T?T I
Commerce, s. 3"tf«W ; ^T^t^"
Commercial, a. 3tf«| ffj'reifar •
Conmiination, s. *tTf%2f^>551, ^T-
Commingle,«;.7rfit^' 5P,t%fa^ <5I
Comminute, ». T?«f 3>, €?5l ^ I
Commiserate v. TF<Tl 3>, ?P??«i1 ^ I
Commiseration, s. fnrl,^W%<J*T1 I

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Commissary, s. fow$ ^«PJtC?T-
Commission, s. WT*TT*it ; c*5*
Commission, v. f^r^? ^, ^j jff
Commissioner, s. ^pfto, ^TTlf^«r
Commit, v. ^<r, 3=rsr*f«| ?5 I
Committee s. ^^"prTfit^l *F^1 •
Commix, v. f^f^s ^, J.WG ^ I
Commodious, a. ^*T*r^, £f*t"^
^êjj |
Commodity, s. 3lf«|S?J Tpj,, *T^j |
Commodore, s. ^%m^1m ^^J^fC
^w^? i
Common a. *Tt*TT^J, jfte, ^rfSfT^
Common,*. TTT^TT^fl^sTvFl irfo I
Commonalty, s. ^TirT^J C^t^^TTÎ
Commoner,s. ^r^cft^ttT^T^JCcft<P
C6mmonly,ad 7VJft?[,Qv$îZ*t I
Commons, s. ÛlJ^f^Hj ; ^TSf-
Commonplace, a. ^TsrT*J,*Tt*rT<T«1 I
Commonwealth, 5. ^T^fT^6
! &&& l
Commotion, 5. ^r^, ^jT^cTÎ l
Commune, v. '^W^sf^ ^ i
Communicate, v. m~§ ^,2f^T*f ^ I
Communication^. f^STT^f^r, ^t^T^
Communion, s.W^TTMTSf;^-
Community, f.gfSftetf, JTT*rT?T«|^r 1
Commutation, s. *fft«re3T,fcf^sr?r
Compact, s. fJt?sr, sj%} f§tscT<r*j ,
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Compact, a. *ft?*tt^3<C*f ^/p"
Companion, s. *n*t, 3^ f^g-
Company, s. *r**pfnr, *PsVsYl
Comparable, a. ^«fc^r?, v^snj |
Comparatively, ad. ^pU?frC*T,3T<r-
$*TJ ?5C«T I
Compare, v. ^j ^, ^^] <j>.
1
Comparison, 5. ^Tl;3*f*n,T^r3
Compartment, s. ^*f ^f^f 1
Compass, v. c<H^ <^ £ftfas*> <$>
Compass, s. cîT, c^S ; W^^r-
Compasses, s. <r^r c^rTsfe" ^3
Compassionate, a. toT*T,
f^T^T^T I
Compatible, $*f*^, civ*), nwil
Compatriot, s. TOpflir ^jf^1
1
Compeer, s. *lTOrri^, 7^ I
Compel, «. <r<?m?n <5<n, <rm ^ i
Compendious, a. *rC^%3Tirt<r$ 1
Compendium, s. 7Tt?"*rSfXr, ^^ f
Compensate, v. ^1%^, £jra"5«pcT
Compete, v. £ff%csrtfî <g
[cw ,
Competence, -1
*rC3T3> ^f^t^.
Competency, /
S
'
OT">nsl,îr3l I
Competent,^. *nT^,OT*fJ,$*f*r^
Competition, s. £ff%c*rTfsf3l, «î-
Competitor, s. £f r%*T^, £f r%c^rt?Ft
Compilation, 5. ^Nsre, *T-^T?r 1
Compile, v. T{^ *F, Wl^T?T <p i
Complacency, s. TfCSte", 2^1^31,

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