An essay towards a real character, and a philosophical language by John Wilkins ...

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A Article, 1. Abandon.: T A. II. 2. O.
Abase.: [a. Lowness,] T M. II. 4. O.
[a. Meanness,] Ha. II. 5. O.
[a. Humility,] Man. V. 2.
Abash,: [a. Shame.] AS. VI. 2. A.
Abate: [a. Little,] TM. I. 1. D.
[a. Diminution,] TM. I. 7. D.
[a. Remission,] TM. I. 8. D.
[a. Subduction,] TM. VI. 7.
Abbat,: [Abby's (Officer.]
Abbie,: [Colledge of Monks.]
Abbreviate,: [a. Brevity,] TM. II. 1. O.
[a. Epitome,] D. V. 6.
Abbridge,: [a. Abbreviate.]
Abdicate,: TA. I. 3. O.
Abecedarian,: [Learner of ele∣ments,] D. I.
Abed,: [in bed,] brought, [adj. pret. parturition.]
Abet.: [v. Accessary,] TM. IV. 4. O.
[v. Incourage,] RO. VI. 2.
[a. Help.] T. II. 5.
Abhor.: [v. Hate, AS. V. 3. O. (augm.]
[v. Aversation, AS. V. 5. O. (augm.]
Abide.: [continue.]
[v. Duration,] Mea. V. A.
[v. Permanent,] Sp. I. 6.
[v. Constancy,] Ha. IV. 7.
[v. stay] TA. VI. O.
[dwell] Po. I. A.
suffer.
[v. Passion,] T. I. 7. O.
[v. Patience,] Man. I. 8.
Abject.: [Mean,] Ha. II. 5. O. (augm.)
[Contemptible,] AS. II. 8. O. (augm.)
excess of modesty, Man. III. 9. E.
Ability.: [Potentialness] T. III. 5. O.
[Nat. Power] NP. per tot.
[Possessions] Po.
Abjure,: [Swear. RC. VI. 4. (a∣gainst.]
Ablatum,: TM. VI. 7.
Able,: [adj. Ability.]
Abode,: vid. Abide.
Abolish.: [a. Nothing] T. I. 1. O.
[Annihilate] AS. I. 1. O.
[Destroy] AS. I. 4. O.
—Law [v. Law (un.]
—Act [v. Act (un.]
Abominate.: [v. Hate] AS. V. 3. O. (aug.)
[Aversation] AS. V. 5. O. (aug.)
Aboord: [into, or in Ship.]
Abortion,: AC. I. 3. O.
Above,: Prep. V. 1. O.
[adv. Upper] Sp. III. 5.
[More then, &c.]
Abound,: v. TM. I. 2. E.
[v. Redundance,] TM. I. 3. E.
About,: as round—Prep. III. 3. O.
[more or less] Adv. V. 3.
[concerning] Prep. I. 3. O.
Abroad,: [out of] Prep. IV. 2.
[without] Prep. IV. 2. O.
[in public] adv. TM. V. 4.
Abrogate: [un-law.] RC. IV. 3.
Abrupt.: [confused] TM. V. 2. O.
sp. ended confused∣ly.]
discontinued confused∣ly.]
Absence,: Sp. II. 1. O.
Absolving.: [Acquitting,] RJ. II. 7.
[un-excommunicate,] RE. V. 5.
Absolute.: [perfect] T. III. 9.
op. to dependent, TM. IV. 3. O.
op. to relative, T. I. 8. O.
Absolution,: vid. Absolve.
Abstein,: TA. V. 6. O.
[v. Abstinence] Man. II. 2.
Abstemious,: [adj. Abstinence,]
Man. II. 2.
sp. from Wine.
Abstersive,: adj.
[a. purgation (dim.]
[a. purity] TM. V. 6.
Abstinence,: TA. V. 6. O.
vertue, Man. II. 2.
Abstract,: D. II. 2.
[epitome] D. V. 7.
Abstruse.: [obscure] D. III. 9. O.
[concealed] TA. I. 8. O.
Absurd.: [foolish] HA. VI. 2. D.
[nor congruous] T. V. 5.
Abundance,: TM. I. 2. E.
Abuse,: [Use, TA. V. 6. (corr.]
[speak Injuriously] RJ. IV. 1.
Abusiveness.: [proneness to abuse.]
[scurrility] Man. IV. 9. E.
Abutt: [v. Margin,] Sp. III. 4. A.
Abysse: [Deep] TM. II. 3. (aug.)
Academy,: RC. III. 6.
Acara,: Fi. V. 8. A.
Accelerate.: [a. Swift] NP. V. 9.
[a. Soon] Sp. I. 4.
Accent,: D. I. 9.
Accept,: TA. IV. 4. A.
Acceptable.: [adj. p. Accept,] TA. IV. 4. A.
sp. (apt.]
[delighting] AS. IV. 7.
Acception of a word.: [meaning] D. II. A.
Access.: [v. Come] TA. VI. 1.
[power of a p to come.]
[leave of a p to come.]
[opportunity of a p to come.]
Accessary,: TM. IV. 4. O.
Accident.: op. to Subst. T. I. 5. O.
[adj. Contingent] T. V. 8. O. (thing.)
[adj. Fortune] AS. I. 2. D. (thing)
sp. Event. TA. V.
Acclamation.: AC. III. 3. O.
[Exclamation
through Joy]
of Praise]
Accommodate.: [a. Congruous, T. V. 6. (make]
[a. Means] T. II. 6. O.
[a. Provision] Pr.
Accompany.: [v. Companion] RO. IV. 2.
[v. Being, T. I. 1. with or together]
[v. Going, TA. VI. with or together]
Accomplish.: [a. Perfect] T. III. 9. (make)
[Perform] TA. III. 6.
[Finish] TA. III. 7.
Accord.: [a. Assent] AS. II. 3.
[a. Congruous] T. V. 5.
...Of one—
[with simultaneous Spontane∣ity]
...Of ones own—
[adv. Spontaneous,] AS. IV. 9
According.: [adv. Congruous,] T. V. 5.
—as. Adv. I. 3.
—to. Prep. II. 1.
Accordingly.: Adv. I. 3. O.
Accost.: [a. Near] Sp. II. 3.
[Address] AC. V. 2.
[Salute] AC. V. 3.
Accounting.: [Reckoning] TA. IV. 6.
[Esteeming] AS. II. 8.
Accoutred.: [Clothed] Pr. IV.
[Armamented] Pr. IV. A.
Accrue.: [p. Effect] T. II. O.
[v. Event] TA. V.

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Accumulate,: [a. Heap] O. II. 6.
Accurate.: adj. Perfect. T. III. 9.
Accurse: [Curse] AS. I. 3. O.
Accuse.: [as Informer] RJ. I. 3.

[as Plaintiff] RJ. I. 4.

—falsly. a. Calumny. RJ. IV. 7.
Accustom.: a. Custom. RC. IV. 1. A.
—to doe, &c. a. do, &c. (frequent)
Ace.: [One,] Mea. II. 1.

[Point] Mag. I. 1.
Acerbity.: Q. IV. 3. A.
Ach: [Pain] NP. V. 3. O.
Achieve.: [a. Perfect] T. III. 9.

[Perform] TA. III. 6.

[a. Action] T. 1. 7.
Acid.: Q. IV. 4.
Acknowledge.: [Assent] AS. II. 3.

[Concession] D. VI. 3. A.

[Confess] D. VI. 9.
Aconite.: (Woolv's-bane]
Winter. HS. I. 3.
Acorn: [Mast of the Oke.]
Acquaint.: [Know (make]
Acquaintance.: RO. IV. 4.
Acquiesce.: [v. Rest.] Mo. O.

[v. Content] Ha. I. 3.
Acquire.: [Obtain] TA. V. 1.

[Gain] TA. V. 2.
Acquitting.: —of debt. TA. IV. 9.

—of guilt. RJ. II. 7.
Acre.: [Area of 160 Pole square.]
Acrimony.: Q. IV. 2. O.
Act.: [Action] T. I. 7.

[Chapter] (as an act in a Play) D. III. 3.
[Law] RC. IV. 3.
[Edict] RC. IV. 3. A.

[real existence] T. III. 5.
to— a. Action.
—in a Play. RC. III. 9.
Action.: T. 1. 7.
Spiritual—: AS
—of God. AS. I.
—of the Speculative Vnder∣derstanding. AS. II.
—of the Practical Vnder∣standing. AS. III.
—of the Will. AS. IV.
Corporeal— AC.
—of Vegetative. AC. I.
—of Sensitive. AC. II.
—of Man. AC. III.
[Gesture] AC. VI. A.
Iudicial.— RJ. II.
[Suit] RJ. II. A.
Active.: [adj. Action (apt.]

[adj. Business, (apt.]

[adj. Nimbleness] N P. V. 8.
Actual.: T. III. 5.
Acus Aristotelis,: Fi. VIII. 5.
Acute.: Sharp. [adj. cut. (apt]

—angle. Mag. III. 3. O.

[Intense] TM. I. 8. E.

[Sprightly] NP. IV. 2.

—Sound. Q. III. 1. E.

[Sagacious] Ha. III. 1.
Adage: D. V. 1. A.
Adamant: [Diamond] St. IV. 1.
Adapt.: [a. Proportion (perf.]

[a. Congruous.]
Add.: [to—pur.]

[together—pur.]

[adj. Sum (make]

[adj. Aggregate, (make]

[Find

[reckon

Sum]

Aggregate]
Adder,: [Viper] Be. VI. 7. A.
—s B••lt. Ex. IV. 7.
—s Tongue. HL. I. 9. A.
Addice.: [Cuting
Hammer— of Barrel mech.]
Instrument of Barrel mech.]
Addict.: [v. Incline
naturally]
habitually]
Addition.: TM. VI. 6. vid. Add.
Addle: [Putrid] NP. V. 2.
Address.: AC. V. 2.
Adequate.: adj. Equality. TM. I. 5.
Adhere.: TA. II. 2.
Adherent,: [adj. a. TA. II. 2.]
[Accessary] TM. IV. 4. O.
Adjacent.: [Margining] Sp. III. 4. A.

[Near] Sp. II. 3.
Adjective.: D. II. 3. O.
Adieu,: [Valediction.] AC. V. 8. O.
Adjoin.: [Join] TA. II. 1.

[Margin] Sp. III. 4. A.

[Near] Sp. II. 3.
Adjourn.: [discontinue till a set day]

[a. Late. Sp. I. 4. O.] by dis∣continuing. TM. III.
Adjudge: to—a. Sentence. RJ. II. 5. A.
Adjunct.: T. VI. 1. O.
Adjure.: [a. Swear] RC. VI. 4. (make)
[Entreat
[Command
for God's sake.
Adjust.: [a. Equal] TM. I. 5. (make)

[a. Congruous] T. V. 5. (make)

[Balance] TA. IV. 6. A.
Adjutant.: RM. III. 4. A.
Adjuvant.: T. II. 5.
Administer.: [Serve]

[Yield] TA. IV. 1.

[Give] TA. IV. 4.
Administration,: [Vice-Executor∣ship to—sentenced.]
Male— Man. VI. 5.
Admiral,: [Navy (Officer.]
Admiring.: AS. V. I.
Admit.: [Permit] sp. to enter.]

[Concession] D. VI. 3. A.

[Allow of]
Admonish,: Warn. RO. V. 4. A.
Adolescence.: Me. VI. 2.
Adonis-flower.: HF. IX. 5.
Ado••,: [Endeavour.] TA. III. 4.
Adopt.: [instead-a. child, RO. I. 2. O. (make]
Adore,: [worship.] RE. IV.
Adorn,: [a. ornate.] TM. V. 5.
Advance.: [go forward] RM. II. 2. E.

[a. Direct. Mag. II. 8. E. (make]

[a. Lift] O. I. 1. A.
[a. Upper] Sp. III. 5.
[a. Superiority
[a. High] TM. II. 4.
TM. I. 5. E.
RO. III.
Prefer. [a. Dignity.] H. II. 5.
Advantage.: [Superiority] TM. I. 5. E.

[Gain] TA. V. 2.

[Occasion] T. II. 4. A.
Advent,: [to-Coming.] TA. VI. 1.
Adv••ntitious.: [besides
Intention Sp. Ca∣sual.]
Expecta∣tion. Sp. Ca∣sual.]

[Accessory] TM. IV. 4. O.
Adventure.: [Contingency] T. V. 7. O.

[Fortune] AS. I. 2. D.

[Essay] TA. III. 4. A.

[Danger] T. V. 3. O.

[Out-sent, adj. Commerce thing]

At- [without fear of the event.]
Adverb.: Derived. D. II. 4.

Vnderived. D. II. 9.
Adverse.: [Opposite] T. VI. 8. O.

[Contrary] T. V. 5. O.

[Enemy] RO. IV. 1. O.

[Adversity] Ha. I. 2. O.
Adversary,: [Enemy] RO. IV. 1. O.
Adversity.: Ha. I. 2. O.
Advert,: [observe] AS. III. 1. A.
Advertise.: [Know, AS. II. 5. (make]

[Warn] RO. V. 4. A.
Advise.: Giving— [a. Advice.] RO. V. 4.

Taking— [p. Advice.] RO. V. 4.
Advised.: [adj. p. Advise.]
[adj. Considerate] Ha. IV. 1.
[adj. Heedful] Ha. IV. 2.
Adulation,: [Fawning] Man. IV. 7. E.
Adult,: [adj. Adolescence.] Me. VI. 2.
Adulterate,: [Forgery] RJ. IV. 4. A.
Adultery.: RJ. IV. 2. A.
Adumbrate,: [a. Shadow.] Q. I. 2. O.
Advocate.: [Pleader] RJ. I. 7.

[Mediator] RJ. I. 2. A.
Advowson,: [Right RC. IV. of fu∣ture giving Presbyters (place]
Adust.: [adj. p. preter. Fire.]
Afar.: [adv. Remote.] Sp. II. 3. O.
Affable.: [adj. Man. VI. 3.]

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Affair.: [adj. p. fur. Do (thing)

[Business] TA. III.

[Thing] T. I. 2.
Affect.: [v. Affectation.]

[v. Affection.]

[Delight] AS. IV. 7.
Affectation.,: [Conceitedness.] HA. III. 3. O.
—of Empire [Ambition.] MA. III. 9. D.
Affection.: Passion, AS. V. & AS. VI.

[Desire] AS. V. 4.

[Love] AS. V. 2.
Affiance.: [••etrothing] RO. II. 3.

[Confidence] AS. V. 6.
Affidavit,: [Sworn Testimony.] RJ. I. 7. A.
Affinity.: RO. II.
Affirming,: D. VI. 2.
Affix: [to
fasten.]
Put.]
Afflict,: [a. Adversity,] Ha. I. 2. O.
Affluence,: [Abundance.] TM. II. 2. E.
Afford,: [permit to have.]
[Yield] TA. IV. 1.
[Grant] D. VI. 3. A.
[Give] TA. IV. 4.
[Sell] RC. V. 3.
Affraid,: [adj. Fear.] AS. V. 5. O.
Affront,: RJ. IV. 1. A.
Afresh.: [adv.
New. Sp. I. 3.
Repeated. TA. II. 6.

[again] Adv. IV. 2.
After.: [op. to before]
[behind] Prep. V. 3. O.
[adv. Posterior]
[adv. Follow]

[According to]
As by patern. Prep. II. 1.
[adv. Congruous to]

—Birth, [secundine.] PP. VI. 7. A.

—Noon, [after—adj. noon. (time.]

—Time, [adj. Future.] Sp. I. 1. D. (Time.]
Again.: Adv. IV. 2.
[adv. p repeating.] TA. II. 6.
Against.: Prep. II 3. O.
Over— Prep. VI. 3. O.
Agaric,: [Fungus of Larix-tree.]
Agast,: [adj. Fear. AS▪ V. 5. O. (augm.]
Agat.: St. II. 1. A.
Age.: [Life-time] Mea. VI.

of what— [adj. preter. Age, how many years?]

under— [of Pupillar age.]

of full— [Un-pupilled by Age]

[adj. pret. Adolescence.]

middle— [Manhood.] Me. VI. 3.

Declining— Mea. VI. 3. A

Old— Mea. VI. 4.

Decrepit— Mea. VI. 4. A.

[Generation] Mea. VI. A.
Agent.: [adj. a. Action. (person]

[pro—adj. Business, TA. III.

(Officer.]

(Person.]
Aggravate.: [a. Great] TM. I. 1. E.

[a. Intension] TM. I. 8. E.
Aggregate.: TM. III. 6. O.
Agility.: Nimble, NP. V. 8.

[Swift] NP. V. 9.
Agitate: [Move] Mo. (freq.)

[Drive] TA. VI. 5. O.

[Swing] Mo. VI. 3.
[a. vice-business. TA. III.
Aglet,: [round Lamin. (dim.]
Agnus-Castus.: Sh. I. 6. A.
Agoe,: [adv. Past.] Sp. ••. 1. E.
Agony,: AS. VI. 8.
[Grief (Impetus.]
[Anger (Impetus.]
Agree.: [v. Congruous] T. V. 5.

[a. Contract] RC. V.

...—to

[Consent] AS. II. 3.

[Grant] D. VI. 3. O.

—together. V. Man. IV. 3.
Agreeable.: [Congruous] T. V. 5.

[Expedient,] T. V. 6.
Agriculture.: O. III.
Agrimony,: HF. VIII. 3.
Dutch— HF. III. 8.
Aground: on earth]

contiguous to the earth.]
Ague,: S. II. 1. A.
Ah,: Interject. sp. Love.
Sorrow.
Desire.
Insinuation.
Ay,: [adv. Ever.] Sp. I. 1.
Aid,: [Adjuvant.] T. II. 5.
Ail.: [v. Passion] T. I. 7. O.

[v. Impot.] NP. V. O.

[v. Want] TA. I. 5. O.
Aim.: [Object] T. VI. 2.

[End] T. II. 6.
Air,: El. II.
—Ethereal, El. II. 1.
—of face, [Figure, (modus]
[Tune.]
Wood, [Maple tuberous (augm.)
to—abroad, [put in the Air.]
Airy.: [adj. Air.]

[Wanton] NP. IV. 3. O.

[Conceited] Ha. III. 3. O.
—of Hawks, [Younglings (aggreg.) of Hawks.]
Ake,: AC. II. 7.
Akorn,: [Mast of the Oke.]
Alabaster,: St. II. 1.
Alacrity,: Ha. IV. 3.
Alarm.: [Arming (sign]

[Assaulting (sign]
Alass,: Interject. II. 1.
Alate,: [Past. Sp. I. 1. E. (dim.]
Alaternus,: Sh. IV. 4.
Albeit,: [Although.] Conj. II. 2.
Alchimy,: [Chimic.] O. VI.
Alcoran,: [Scripture of Mahome∣tans.]
Alcyon: [King-fisher.] Bi. III. 9.
Alder,: Tr. V. 3.
Berry bearing, —Sh. II. 7.
Alderman,: [Assessor of Corpora∣tion (Officer.]
Ale,: Pr. I. 7.
Ale-cost,: HF. II. 4.
Ale-hoof,: [Ground-Ivy] HL. VI. 11.
Ale-house,: [adj. Selling (house) of Ale.]
Alembick,: [adj. Distillation (ves∣sel.]
Alexanders,: HF. IV. 4.
Algebra,: [adj. Invention (art) in quantity (Science.]
Alien,: [Foreiner.] RO. IV. 3. O.
Alienate,: Po. O.
[un- a. Propriety from him∣self.]
[a. Stranger] R••. IV. 4. O.
Alight.: [un-
Ride]
Sit]

Down-go] TA. VI.
Alike.: [adv. Like.] TM. V. 1.

[adv. Equal] TM. I. 5.
Aliment,: [adj. Nutrition. AC. I. 6. (thing]
Alimony,: [Proportioned (thing) for Provisions.]
Alisanders,: H••. IV. 4.
Alive,: [adj. AC. I. 7.]
—Cole, [n. adj. Fire cole.]
Alkakengi,: [Winter-cherry.] HS. IX. 8.
Alkanet,: HL. IX. 2.
All,: Pron. V. 3.
at— [adv. Any.]
—be it Conj. II. 2.
—though Conj. II. 2.
—one, [Equal.] TM. I. 5.
—ready, vid. Already.
...—together.
[adv. Total] TM. VI.
[adv. Aggregate] TM. III. 6. O.
[adv. Perfect] TM. III. 9.
...—waies
in all (times)
adv. all (times)
Sp. in all times when it ought to be.]
Allay.: [a. Remiss] TM. I. 8. D.

[a. Little] TM. I. 1. D.

[v. more-remiss, &c.]
Allege.: [a. Argumentation.]

[a. Quotation.]
Allegiance.: [Loyalty] Man. V. 6.

[Duty of Subjection.]
Allegory,: [continued Trope,] sp. Metaphor.]
Alley.

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All-heal,: HF. V. 8.
Hercules— HF. IV. 10.
Alligator: [Crocodile] B••. VI. 3.
Ally,: vid. Alliance.
Alliance.: [League] RC. III. 8.

[Affinity] RO. II.
Alloy: Stiffen by mixture]

un-price by mixture]
Allot,: [Appoint
Measure]
Proportion]
Allow.: [Appoint sp. Measure]

[Permit sp. Proportion]

[Stipendiate] RO. VI. 4. A.

[Give] TA. IV. 4.

[Yield] TA. IV. 1.

[Grant] D. VI. 3. A.

[Approve] AS. III. 3.

[Consent] AS. II. 3.
Allowance.: [appointed Measure]

[Permitted Proportion]

[Stipend] RO. VI. 4. A.

[Maintenance] RO. VI. 4.
Allude,: [a. Allusion.] D. IV. 9. A.
Allure.: RO. V. 5.
Allusion.: D. IV. 9. A.
Almanack,: [adj. Year-book, of pl. Series of Daies, of every Month,]
Almes,: [adj. p. Almsgiving (thing]
...—giving.
the Virtue, Man. III. 5.
the Act, [a. Almsgiving.] Man. III. 5.
Almicantar.: W. VI. 7. A.
Almighty,: [all-adj. Power.] Ha. II. 6.
Almner,: [Alms (officer]
Almond.: Tree, Tr. IV. 1. A.

Fruit, Tr. IV. 1. A. (Fruit)

[Glandule] PG. II. 7.

Place of them, PG. III. 9. A.
Almost.: Adv. V. 1.
Aloe.: Herb, HL. VIII. 1. A.

Tree, Tr. VIII. 1.
Aloft: [Adv. High.] TM. II. 4.
Alone.: [Solitary] RO. IV. 2. O.

[Only] Adv. IV. 1. O.
Along.: [on this side] Prep. VI. 2.

[beside] Prep. IV. 3. O.

[adv. p. continue.]

all— [adv. Lying] AC. VI. 7. A.
Aloof: [adv. Remote.] Sp. II. 3. O.
Aloud: [adv. Sound. Q. III. (aug.]
Alpe: [Bullfinch] Bi. III. 5.
Alphabet: Series of Let∣ters.]

Catalogue of Let∣ters.]
Already.: [having been before]

[adv. preter. Past.] Sp. I. 1. E.

[which is now]

[before this time]
Also.: Conj. IV. 2.
Altar,: Sacrificing (place.) Po. II. 4. A.
Alter,: [Change.] TA. II. 6. A.
Altercation,: [Contentiousness.] Man. IV. 3. D.
Alternation,: [Turn.] T. VI. 7.
Althaea,: HF. IX. 7.
Altitude,: [Height.] TM. II. 4.
Alum.: St. V. 2.
Am.: [v. Being] T. I. 1.

Copula.
Amain,: [adv. Intension.] TM. I. 8. E.
Amalgama,: Mingle with Quick∣silver.
Amaranthus.: [Princes Feather] HF. I. 15. A.
Amass,: [a. Heap.] O. II. 6.
Amate,: [a. Fear.] AS. V. 6. O.
Amaze.: [a. Extasie] AS. VI. 8. A.

[a. Stupor] NP. II. 1. O.

with admiration, AS. V. 1.
Ambages,: [about—Wandring Speeches.]
Ambassage.: [Political RC. Sending] TA. VI. 4.
Amber: St. II. 8 A.
—gris. St. V. 9.
Ambient.: [about the outside] Sp. III. 6. O.

[adj. Periphery]
Ambiguous,: [adj. p. abst. Doubt.]
[adj. Equivocation.]
Ambition,: Man▪ III. 9. E.
Ambling,: Mo. II. 2.
Ambedexter.: [using equally all his hands.]

[seeming of all parties.]
Ambulatory,: [adj Walk] Mo. II. 1.
Ambush.: RM. I. 9. A.
Amen: [it Imper.
Being]
Copula.]
Amend,: [v. Better.] TM. I. 9. E.
make—s [v. compens.] TA. II. 7. A.
Amerce,: [Mulct.] RJ. VI. 7.
Amethyst,: St. IV. 6.
Amia▪: Fi. IV. 1.
Amiable: [adj. p. Love (abstr.]
Amicable,: [adj. a. Friend.] RO. IV. 1
Amiss.: adv.
adv.
Evil.] T. III. 2 O.
Err.] TA. III. 8.
Transc. (corruptiue]
Amity,: [a. Friend RO. IV. 1. (abst.)
Ammi,: [Bishops-weed.] HF. V. 4. A.
Ammunition.: RM. V.
Amomum.
Among,: [betwixt.] Prep. VI. 3.
Amorous,: [adj. a Love. AS. V. 3. (Abstr.]
Amort,: [adj Grief. AS. V. 4. O. (impetus]
Amount,: [p Sum.] TM. VI. 6. A
Amphibious,: [Inhabiting Lan•• and Water.]
Amphiboly,: [Doubtfulness of sense.]
Amphitheatre,: [Round building for Shews.]
Ample.: Wide, Sp. II. 5.

[Great] TM. I. 1. E.

[Broad] TM. II. 2.
Ampliation.: D. IV. 2. O.
Amplifie,: a. D. IV. 2. O.
Amulet,: [adj. a. Physitian (thing)
with—adj. p. carry (abstr.)
adj. hang at neck, &c.]
An: Article. I.
Anabaptist,: [Rebaptizing Schis∣matic.]
Anacardium.: Tr. IV. 8. A.
Anagram,: [Play of changing the orders of Letters.]
Analem,: [Representing (thing) by lines;] sp. of the Sphere imaginary.]
Analogy,: [Proportion.] Me. O.
Analysis,: [Artificial Segregation.]
Anarch••.: R••. O.
Anas Campestris Bell••rii.: Bi. II. 4. A.
Anathema,: [Excommunication.] RE. V. 5.
Anatomy.: Cutting up, [Segregation by cutting.]

Body cut up, [Body segrega∣ted by cutting.]
Ancestor.: [Progenitor.] RO. I. 1.
Anchor.: RN. III. 9.
Anchorite,: [Hermit. RE. II. 7. A. circumsepimented.]
Anchove.: Fi. III. 12.
Ancient.: [adj. Old] Sp. I. 3. O.

[adj. Old-age.] Mea. VI. 4.

[Ensign] RM. III. 2.

—of ••hip. RN. III. 7. A.
Anckle,: [Protuberant end of the Leg-bone.]
Ancome,: [Porous bile.]
And,: Conj. I. 2.
Andiron.: [Fewel-supporting (In∣strument.]
Anemony,: H••. IX. 3.
Aneuresma.: S. III. 8. A.
Anew.: [adv.
New. Sp. I. 3.
Repeat. TA. II. 6.

[again] Adv. IV. 2.
Angel.: [Spirit.] W. I. 1.

Good— W. I. 2.

Bad— W. I. 2. O.

In money, Mea. IV. 4.

Fish. [Scate] Fi. II. 5.
Angelica.: HF. IV. 5.
Anger.: AS. V. 9.
vi••ious— Man. I. 9. D.
Angle.: Mag. III. 2. O.
right— Mag. III. 3.
obtuse— Mag. III. 3. E.
acute— Mag. III. 3. D.
to— [Hunt Fish with Wand and Line.]
A••guish.: [Anxiety.] Ha. I. 3. O.

[Pain] NP. V. 3. O. (augm.)

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Angular,: [adj. Angle.] Mag. III. 2. O.
Any.: the particular, Pron. II. 3. O.

the Indefinite, Pron. III. 1.

—whither, [to any (place]

—where, [in any (place.]
Animadversion,: [Observation.] AS. III. 1. A.
Animal.: W. V. 4.
Animate: parts of the world. W. V.
to— [Encourage] RO. VI. 2.
Animosity: old anger.]

perverse anger.]
Aniseed.: HF. IV. 1.
Ankle,: vid. Anckle.
Annals,: [adj. Year (segr.] History]
Annats: [Tribute out of the Years Revenue.]
Annex,: [to-joyn.] TA. II. 1.
Annihilate.: AS. I. 1. O.
Anniversary.: [adj. Year (segr.]
sp. Solemnity.]
Annoy.: [a. Hurt] T. IV. 1. O.

[a. Trouble] TA. V. 9. O.
Annotations,: [Comment.] D. V. 6. D.
Annual.: [adj. Year (segreg.]
Annuity.: [adj. year (segr.)
Paiment.]
Rent.]
Stipend.]
Annull.: [a. Nothing] T. I. 1. O.

[Annihilate] AS. I. 1. O.

[un-do]
Annulet,: Mag. V. 2. (dim.)
Annunciation,: [Narration] D. V. 3.
An••int,: [smear] O. V. 6. A.
Anomalous.: [not- (adj. p.) Rule] D. IV. 5.

[exorbitant]
Anon,: [Adv. Futur. Sp. I. 1. O.]
Anonymous,: [not- (adj. p.) name.] T. I. 4.
Another.: Pron. V. I. & diff. T. III.
Answer.: D. VI. 1. O.
...—able.
[adj. Congruity] T. V. 5.
[adj. Fur. Reckoning] TA. IV. 6.
Ant.: EX. IV. 5.
—bear, Be. V. 5.
Antagonist.: [Enemy] RO. IV. 1. O.

[Contrary] T. V. 5. O.

[Opposite] T. VI. 8. O.
Antarctic.: —Circle. W. VI. 5. O.

—Pole. [adj. South pole.]
Antecedent,: [Preceding.] Sp. I. 2. E.
Antedate,: [before- a. date.] Sp. I. 5.
Anthem.: RE. IV. 2. A.
St. Anthony's fire,: [Erysipelas.] S. II. 7. A.
Antic,: [Old] Sp. I. 3. O.
Corrupt.]
Manner.]
Antichrist,: G. 2. O.
Anticipate.: [Prevent] TA. III. 9.

[v. Soon] Sp. I. 4. E.
Antidote,: [adj. against-poyson (thing.]
Antilope,: [goat (kind) having straight wreathed horns.]
Antimony,: Met. III. 2.
Antipathy,: [natural Aversation.] AS. V. 5. O.
Antiperistasis,: [Resistance of con∣trary quality.]
Antipodes,: [Over against- sited in the remotest parts of the Globe diametrically opposite]
Antiquary,: [Learned (Artist) in Old (things.]
Antiquated,: [Annull'd by being un-custom'd.]
Antique,: vid. Antic.
Antiquity.: [Oldness] Sp. I. 3. O.

[Old-age] Me. VI. 4.
Antithesis,: [Opposition.] T. VI. 8. O.
Antitype,: [typed. T. II. 3. A. (thing]
Anvil,: [the Iron supporting (Instr.) of the hammered (thing.]
Anxiety,: HA. I. 3. O.
Apace,: [adv. Swift.] NP. V. 9.
Apart.: [adv. Segregate] TM. III. 6.

Transc. (Segreg.)
Ape.: Be. III. 1. A.
Aper.: Fi. IV. 9. A.
Aphorism.: [brief Rule] D. IV. 5.

[Authentic sentence] D. III. 1. A.
Aphua gobites.: Fi. III. 9.
Apocryphal,: [doubtfully autho∣riz'd.]
Apologue.: [Fictitious example]

[Instructive Fiction]
Apology,: [Plea.] RJ. II. 3. A.
Apophthegm,: [wise Sentence.]
Apoplexy.: S. IV. 3. A.
Aporrhais.: EX. VII. 3. A.
Apostasie.: RE. III. 6. O.
Apostem.: S. I. 6. A.
Apostle.: RE. II. 3.
Apothecary.: O. VI. A.
Appale.: a. Pale. AC. IV. 9. O.]

a. Fear. AS. V. 6. O.]
Apparel.: Pr. IV.
Apparence.: [seeming] TA. I. 9. A.

—at Law. RJ. II. 2. A.

[ens apparens] T. I. 2. O.
Apparent.: [adj. Seeming] TA. I. 9. A.

[adj. Manifest.] TA. I. 9.
Apparition,: [p. See] of Spirits..
Apparitor,: [adj. a. Citation. RJ. II. 1. (Officer.]
Appartment.: Po. III. 2. A.
Appeal.: RJ. II. 8. A.
Appear.: [v. as Thing] T. I. 2. O.

[v. Manifest] TA. I. 9.

[v. Seeming] TA. I. 9. O.

[—Iudicially] RJ. II. 2. A.
Appearing Meteor.: El. V.
Appease,: [un—a. Anger] AS. V. 9.
Appendage,: [adj. Accessary. (thing.] TM. IV. 4. O.
Appertein,: [v. Pertinence.] TM. IV. 5.
Appetite.: NP. II. 4.
Applaud.: Commend. RO. V. 7. (sign.]

Praise. RO. V. 8. (augm.]
Apple.: Tree, Tr. I. 1.

Fruit, PP. III. 1.

Thorn.— HS. VII. 7. A.
—of Love. HS. IX. 2.
Adams,— Tr. I. 7. A.

Mad— HS. IX. 2. A.
—of the Eye [Black (part) of the Eye.]
Apply.: TA. II. 3.
[Together-joyn] TA. I. 1.
Appoint.: [Intend] AS. IV. 3.

[Design] TA. HI. 1.

[a. Command] RO. V. 1.
Apposite: [Congruous. T. V. 5.

[Pertinent. TM. IV. 5.
Apprehend.: [understand] NP. I. 1.

[a. common Sense] NP. II. 1.

[a. Opinion] AS. II. 6. O.

[arrest] R J. II. 1. A.
Apprentice.: [Learner. RO. III. 3. O
(Merchant.]
(Mechanic.]
Approch,: [v. Near.] Sp. II. 3.
Approbation▪: AS. III. 3.
Appropriate.: TA. I. 2.
[a. Proper, T M. IV. 6. (make]
Approve.: AS. III. 3.
Appurtenance.: [Pertinent] TM. IV. 5.

[Accessory] TM. IV. 4. O.
Apricock.: Tr. II. 2.
April,: [the fourth Month.]
Apron,: [hanging (Vest) before the Belly.]
Apt.: Transc. (abstr.)

[adj. Congruous] T. V. 5.

[adj p. Disposition] HA. O.
Aptitude.: [Congruity] T. III. 5.

[Sagacity] Ha. III. ••.

[Alacrity]

[Disciple (abstr.]
Aquarius,: [11th. of the 12 parts of the Zodiac.]
Aqueduct.: Po. II. 8. A.
Aquila,: Fi. II. 1. A,
Aquosity,: [Water (abstr.]
Arable,: Po I. 4.
Aray.

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Arbalist,: [adj. a. Crosbow. RM. V. 4. A. (person]
Arbitrary,: [adj. Liberty.] AS. IV. 8.
Arbitrator.: RJ. I. 2.
Arbitrement,: v. RJ. I. 2.
Arbor: [Room of Trees.]
Arbutus,: [Strawberry Tree] Sh. III. 4.
Arch: [Principal.]
an Arch, Po. III. 6. A.
—of Circle, [part of adj. Cir∣cle-line.]
Archangel,: [Principal Angel.]
dead Nettle, HF. VIII. 10.
Archbishop,: [Primat.] RE. II. 4.
Archdeacon,: [Bishops Substitute.]
Archer,: [adj. a. Bow. RM. V. 4. (person.]
Architecture,: [a. Buildings. (Art.]
Architrave,: [Chief beam.]
Archives,: [Store (place) of old Writings.]
Arctic,: [adj. North.]
—Circle, W. VI. 5.
—Pole, [adj. North pole.]
Ardent.: [adj. Fire] El. I.

[adj. Heat, Q. V. 1. E. (aug.]

[adj. Zeal] AS. VI. 1.
Area,: [Surface.] Mag. I. 3.
Argent,: [of Silver Colour.]
Argu••.: v. D. IV. 6.
Argument.: [Matter] T. II. 7.

[Object] T. VI. 2.

[adj. a. Argumentation, D. IV. 6. (thing.]
Arid,: [Dry.] Q. V. 2. D.
Aries,: [first of the 12 parts of the Zodiac.]
Aright.: Transc. (Perf.)

[adv. Good] T. III. 2.
Arise.: AC. VI. 1.
as Sun [above- adj. Horizon (incept.]
as Hill [upward- Oblique.] Mag. II. 8.
Aristocracy,: [Government by the Nobles.]
Aristolochy,: [Birth-wort.]
Arithmetic,: [Numbring (art]
Ark,: (Box.] Pr. V. 2.
Arm.: —of Man. PG. V. 1.

—of the Sea. [Bay.]

—of a Tree, [Branch.] PP. I. 3.

to— [Arms.]
Armada,: [Army of Ships.]
Armadillo,: Be. V. 5. A.
Armament.: Pr. IV. a.
Army,: RM. IV. 1.
Armor,: Arms defensive, RM. V. 1. A.
Armorer,: [Arms (mechanic.]
Armory,: [Arms (place.]
Arms.: offensive [Weapons] RM. V. I.

defensive. RM. V. 1. A.
man at— [armed (pft) Horse-man.]
as in a Scutcheon [adj. De∣gree RC. I. (sign) picture.]
Aromatic.: [adj. Spice.] Pr. II. 4.
Arquebus,: [RM. V. 6. (augm.]
Array,: vid. Aray.
Arraign,: [a. Bill.] RJ. II. 3.
Arrant,: [Genuin.] T. III. 4.
Arras,: [Room (vest) weaved pi∣cture (like.]
Arrear,: [Residue Debt.]
Arrest.: RJ. II. 1. A.
Arrive,: [to- come.] TA. VI. 1,
Arrogance.: [Pride] Man. V. 2. O.

[Magisterialness] Man. IV. 8. D.

[Supercisiousness] Man. VI. 3. O.
Arrogate,: [Claim.] TA. I. 3.
Arrow.: RM. V. 5. A.
—head. HS. VI. 1. A.
Arse,: [Buttock.] PG. IV. 6.
Arsenal,: [Ammunition (place.]
Arsenick.: St. VI. 4. A.
Arsmart.: HF. VIII. 6.
codded— HS. VIII. 9.
Art.: Ha VI. 3.
Artemisia,: [Mugwort.] HF. II. 2. A.
Artery.: PG. II. 4. A.
rough— [Wind-pipe.] PG. VI. 1. A.
Artichoke.: HF. III. 1. A.
Article.: [Section] D. III. 2. A.

[Pact] RC. VI. A.

[adj. Accusation, RJ. I. 3. (thing]

as, A. The D. II. 8. A.
Articulate.: Q. III. 3. A.
Artificer.: RC. II. 5. A.
Artificial.: [adj. Art] Ha. VI. 3.

[Factitious] T. III. 7. O.
Artillery,: [Ordnance. RM. V. 6. A. (aggreg.]
Artist,: [adj. Art. Ha. VI. 3. (per∣son.]
Artizan.: RC. II. 5. A.
As.: opp. to So, Adv. I. 3.

...—Ear—

...—Long—

...—Much—

-So
far how far
long how long
much how much

—for, [concerning] Prep. I. 3. O.

—for example, [ex. gr.] Con. IV. 3. O.

—if Adv. III. 2. O.

—it were Adv. III. 2. O.

—though Adv. III. 2. O.

where— Conj. IV. 1.

for—much Conj. IV. 1.

[whilst] adv. III. 1.
Asarabacca: HL. VI. 6.
Ascarides.: Ex. I. 3.
Ascend,: [upward. Prep. V. 1. Ition▪ TA. 6.]
Ascertain,: [v. Certain. AS. II. 6. A. (make]
Ascribe.: [a. Predicate] D. II. 8. O.

[Claim] TA. I. 3.
Ash.: Tr. VI. 5.
—colour, [adj. ashes. El. IV. 3. (colour.]
Ashamed,: [adj. Shame.] AS. VI. 2. A.
Ashes.: El. IV. 3.
Ashore,: [on- shore]
Aside.: [adv.
Separation] TA. II. 1. O
Solitary] RO. IV. 2. O..
Lay— or cast—
Rejection] AS. IV. 5. O.
Desist] AS. IV. 6. O.
Intermit]
Asilus.: Ex. I. 4. A.
Ask.: (Enquire [a. Question.] D. VI. 1

Require
Necessary
Expedient
make]

Entreat] RO. V. 3.

Beg. [a. Begger.] RC. I. 8. A.

Demand.
as price, RC. VI. 2. O.
as due, TA. IV 2. A,

[Command] RO. V. 1.
Askew,: [Oblique] Mag. II. 8.
Asleep,: [adj. Sleep,] AC. II. 3. O. numb'd, [adj. p. Stupor] NP. II. 1. O.
Aslope,: [Oblique] Mag. II. 8.
Asp.: Serpent, [Viper] Be. VI. 7. A.

Tree, [White poplar] Tr. VI. 7. A.
Asparagus.: HL. IX. 6.
Aspect,: [Face, PG. III. 1. (manner]
Asperity.: [roughness] Q. VI. 2. D.

[austereness] Man. VI. 8. O.
Aspersion,: [Calumny] RJ. IV. 7.
Asphodel,: [Kings-spear] HL. V. 1.
Aspiration,: [Respiration. Mo. III. 2. (Impetus.]
Aspire: [a. Ambition.] Man. III. 9. E.
Asquint,: [Oblique (corrupt) Vi∣sion (manner]
Ass▪: ••e. I. 2.
Assa foetida,: [the gum of Lazar∣wort.]
Assay.: [Essay] TA. III. 4. A.

[Endeavour] TA. III. 4.
Assail,: [Assault.] RM. I. 3.
Assassin,: [a. Murther, RI. III. 4. sp. under pretence of Religion.]
Assault,: RM. I. 3.
Assemble,: [a. Convention.] RC. III.
Assent.: AS. II. 3.
Assentation,: [Fawning] Man. IV. 8. E.
Assertion,: [Affirmation.] D. VI 2.
Assess.: [a. Tax] RC. V. 9. O.

[Impose, adv. Proportion.]

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Assessor.: —in Iudgment, RJ. I. 1. A.

—of Taxes, [v. Assess (Officer]
Asseveration,: [Affirmation. D. VI. 2. (augm.]
Assiduity,: [Diligence.] Ha. IV. 5.
Assign.: Transfer right. RC. V. 1.

[Design] TA. III. 1.
Assimilate,: [a. Likeness. TM. V. 1. (make]
Assist.: [v Adjuvant] T. II. 5.

[v. Assessor] RJ. I. 1. A.
Assize.: Judgment [adj. Shire, Judici∣al Convention.]
[adj.
Law
Authority
Measure]
Associate,: [a. Companion. RO. IV. 2. (make]
Assoil,: [Absolve.] RJ. II. 7.
Assume.: to—take] TA. I. 4.

together-take] TA. I. 4.
Assure.: [v. Certain] AS. II. 6.

[v. Assurance] AS. III. 6.
Asswage,: [v. Remission.] TM. I. 8. D.
Asterisk.: Mag. IV. 6. A.
Asthma.: S. V. 2.
Astonish.: [a. Wonder, (augm.) AS. V. 1. (make]

[a. Extasie. AS. VI. 8. A. (make]

[Stupifie with
Wonder.]
Fear.]
Astray.: [adj.
Err] TA. III. 8.
Wander] TA. VI. 3. A.
Astride,: [adj. Stride.] Mo. II. 3. O.
Astringent.: —in Virtue, [Binding.] Mo. IV. O.

in Tast, [Austere] Q. IV. 3.
Astrolabe,: [Star-measuring (Instr.]
Ast••ology,: [Conjecturing (Art) by the stars.]
Astronomy,: Measuring (Art) of Heavenly (things]
Asunder.: [adv. Segregate] TM. III. 6.

[adv. Separate] TA. II. 1. O.
At.: [N••ar, augm.] Prep. III. 1. O.

[In] Prep. IV. 1. O.

...—all.

[in any
Thing.
Manner.

—last Adv. III. 3. O.

—length Adv. III. 3. O.

—last adv. last.

—least adv. least.

—most adv. most.

...—once
adv. One.]
in one (time]
with one blow, &c.
Atchieve.: [a. Action] T. I. 7.

[Perform] TA. III. 6.

[a. Perfect. T. III. 9. (make]
Atheism.: RE. I. O.
Atmosphere.: El. II. 1. A.
[Sphere of Vapors.]
Atom,: [Indivisible body (dim.]
Atone.: [un—Enemy RO. IV. 1. O. (make]

[a. Friend, RO. IV. 1. (make]
Attac.: [Besiege] RM. I. 4.

[Assault] RM. I. 3. A.
Attach,: [Arrest] RJ. II. 2.
Attagen.: Bi. II. 3. A.
Attein:: [Obtein] TA. V. 1.
Atteint.: [a. Accuser] RJ. I. 3.

[un-a. Noble, RC. I. 3. (make]
Attempt,: [Essay] TA. III. 4. A.
Attend.: [Continue expecting]

[Wait] AC. V. 1. A.

Hearken [Hear (endeavor]

—unto, [a. Observe.] AS. III. 1. A.
Attention,: vid. Attend.
Heedfulness▪] Ha. IV. 2.
Diligence] Ha. IV. 5.
Attenuate: [a. Rarity. Q. V. 3. D. (make]
Attest.: [a. witness] RJ. I. 7. A.

[a. Protestation]
Attire,: [Clothing.] Pr. 4.
Attourney,: [for—businessing (person] sp. Lawyer.]
Attract,: [to—draw.]
Attribute,: [Predicate.] D. II. 8. O.
Attrition.: [Rubbing] O. V. 8.

[Grinding]
upon a body, O. IV. 2.
between bodies, O. VI. 1.

[Decay, NP. V. 4. O. by use.]
Avail.: [a. Adjuvant] T. II. 5.

[a. Profit] T. IV. 1.
Avant,: [from—Imperat. Ition.] TA. VI.
Avarice,: [Covetousness] Man. III. 1. D.
Audacity,: [Boldness.] AS. V. 8.
Audible,: [adj. p. Hear (apt.]
—Quality. Q. III.
Audience.: [Hearing]

[Convention for Hearing.]

[Hearers (Aggreg.]
Audit,: [Convention for reckon∣ing.]
to— [a. reckon.] TA. IV. 2.
Auditor.: Hearer [hearing (person]

Accountant [reckoning. TA. IV. 6. (Officer]
Auditory,: vid. Audience.
Avenge,: [Revenge.] AS. V. 9. A.
Avens.: HF. IX. 1. A.
Avenue,: [to—way.]
Averr,: [Affirm D. VI. 2. (augm.]
Aversation.: AS. V. 5. O.
Aversion.: AS. IV. 1. O.
Avert,: [from-turn.] TA. VI. 2. O.
Auger,: [great Boring. O. IV. 3. (instr.]
Augment.: [increase]
Great (make]
Intense (make]
more Great (make]
more Intense (make]
Augury,: [Divination by Birds.]
August,: [eighth Month.]
Aunt,: [Uncle.] RO. I. 3. (fem.]
Avocetta,: [long reversed bill-gull (kind]
Avoid.: TA. VI. 7. O.
[a. Aversation] AS. V. 5. O.
Avouch,: [Affirm solemnly.]
Avow,: [Affirm solemnly.]
Avrelia: [Chrysolite.] PP. V. 6. A.
Auricular,: [adj. Ear.]
Auspicious,: [Prosperous.] Ha. I. 2.
Austerity.: Tast. Q. IV. 3.

Vice, Man. VI. 8. O.
Authentic,: [adj. Authority.] RC. IV. 6.
Author.: [Efficient] T. II. 1.

[adj. a. preter. Invention.] AS. III. 2. O.
Authority.: [Right] RC. IV. 6.

[Testimony] sp. Credible.]
Autumn.: Me. V. 3.
Auxiliary,: [Adjuvant.] T. II. 5.
Aw.: [Fear] AS. V. 6. O.

[Reverence] Man. V. 3.

—full, [adj. Fearing (apt.]
Away.: [From] Prep. III. 2.

[Off] Prep. III. 2. A.

[Absent] Sp. II. 1. O.

[From—Imper. Go.] TA. VI. 1. O.

—with, [Off] Prep. III. 2. O. sp. with an Imperative.]
Fling—: [From—go
Hastily.]
Angrily.]

Stand— [Be more distant.]
Awake,: [adj. AC. II. 4.
to— [un-sleep.]
Award,: [Sentence.] RJ. II. 5. A.
sp. of Arbitrators.]
Aware.: [Before-knowing]

[adj. Heedfulness] Ha. IV. 2.
Awkward.: [not
Skilful.]
Agil.]

[Perverse] NP. IV. 1. O.
Awle,: [adj. Iron (dim.) boring (Instr.]
Awry.: [Oblique] Mag. II. 8.

[Crooked] Mag. III. 1. O.

[adj. Err] TA. III. 8.
Ax,: [Carpenters (Instr.) for to cut strikingly.]

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Axiom.: [adj. p. Authority Sentence] D. III. 1. A.
[Rule] D. IV. 5.
Axis
Axle-tree.: —of Globe. Mag. II. 5. A.
—of Cart. Po. V. 6. A.
Ay,: [Sloth] Be. III. 2. A.
Azimuth.: W. VI. 4. A.
Azure.: [Blew.] Q. II. 3. A.
—Stone. St. II. 3. A.

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An essay towards a real character, and a philosophical language by John Wilkins ...

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