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

E.

EAch,

[Every (segr.]

• —other, [Every one recipro∣cally.]

Eager.

• [Fierce] Ha. III. 4. D.
• [Desirous (int.]
• [Hungry] AC. II. 1.
• [Acid] Q. IV. 4.
• [Intense]

Eagle.

Bi. I. 1.

Eaglet,

[Eagle (young]

Ean,

[a. Parturition.]

• sp. as Sheep]

Ear.

• —of Animal. PG. III. 2. A.
  • ...give—
    • [Hear (end.]
    • [Observe (end.]
• —of Pot, [adj. Hand (part.]
• —of Plant. PP. II. 4. A.
• ...to—
  • as Corn, [To grow up to an Ear.]
  • —land, [a. Arable.]
  • Sea— Ex. VII. 8.

Earewig.

Ex. V. 7. A.

Earl,

[Noble man of third De∣gree.]

Early.

• [Soon]
• [adj. Morning Mea. V. 7.]

Earn.

RC. V. 6.

Earnest.

• Adj.
  • [Serious]
  • [Intense]
  • [Diligent]
  • [Zealous]
• Subst. Pledge. RC. V. 7. A.
  • in— [Truly.]

Earth.

• Globe of—W. II. 7.
• Element of—El. IV.
• —nut. HF. V. 10.
• —quake. El. II. 5.
• —worm. Ex. I. 1.
• to— [into-a. Earth]

Earthen Vessel,

[adj. O. IV. A. (vess.]

Ease.

• [Indolence]
• ...—the Belly.
  • [a. Dung]
• [Rest]
• [Leisure]

Easement.

• [a. Indolence]
• [Dunging]
  • [adj. Dunging (place]

Easie.

• [adj. Easiness]
• —to &c. [adj. &c. (apt.]

Easiness.

• Facility. T. V. 4.
• [Plainness] D. III. 9.
• [Credulity]
• —to, &c. [&c. (apt.]

East.

Sp. III. 1.

Easter,

[Passover (time.]

Eat.

• Feed. AC. II. 1. A.
• [Corr••de] O. VI. 3.

Eaves,

[Margin of Roof.]

• —dropper, [Concealed (per∣son) hearing (end]

Eb.

• [Down-tide]
• [a. Low]

Ebony.

Tr. VIII. 6.

Ebullition,

[Bubbling]

Eccentric.

 

Ecclesiastic,

[adj. RE.]

• —Relation. RE.
• —Officers. RE. II.
• —Discipline. RE. V.
• —Institutions. RE. VI.

Echo,

[Reflex sound.]

Eclipse,

[Obscuring by interposi∣tion.]

• sp. of
  • Sun.]
  • Moon.]

Ecliptick.

W. VI. 3.

Eclog,

[pastoral dialog. Song.]

Edacity,

[Gluttony.]

Eddy,

[Re-flow.]

Edge.

• [Margin] Sp. III. 4. O.
• [Ridge] Mag. V. 6.
• [Cutting (apt.]
  • Set ones teeth on — [Stu∣pifie—]
• —wise, [adv. Side.]

Edible,

[adj. p. Eat (abstr.]

Edict,

RC. IV. 3. A.

Edifie.

• [a. Building]
• [a. Bettering]

Edifice,

[Building,] Po. II.

Edition,

[a. Public. (make.]

Education,

[a. Nurse.]

• —words. RO. V.
• —deeds. RO. VI.

Eel.

Fi. VI. 7.

• sand— Fi. VI. 4. A.
• —pout Fi. VI. 6. A.

Effable,

[adj. p. Speak (abstr.]

Effect.

T. II. O.

• to this— [—end]
• of no— [adj. Frustrate]
• to— [Efficient.]
• to take— [Event (perf.]

Effectual,

[adj. a. Efficient (apt.]

Effeminate,

[Woman (like.]

• [Tender] NP. IV. 7. O.
• [Nice] Man. II. 6. E.

Efficacy,

[a. Efficient (abstr.]

Efficient,

T. II. 1.

Effigies,

[Picture.]

Effluvium,

[adj. p. Exhalation (thing.]

Effort,

[Endeavour (imp.]

Effusion,

• [Out — pouring]
• [Forth— pouring]

Eftsoon,

(At times.] Sp. I. 8. O.

Egge,

DP. V. 6.

• with Egge, [Impregnated with Egge.]
• to— [a. Impulsive]

Eglantine,

[Rose (kind.]

Egregious,

[Excellent.]

Egress.

• [Going out]
• [Way out]

Egret,

[Eagle (kind.]

Egyptian,

[Wandring wizard.]

Eie,

vid. Ey.

Ejaculation,

[Prayer (dim.]

• sp. Sudden.]

Eject

• [Out-cast]
• [Un-&c.]

Eight.

Mea. II. 8.

• ...—teen.
• ...—ty.
• —hundred, &c.

Either.

• [Any of the two]
• [Or]

Eke,

[Also]

Eke out,

• [Lengthen by Ad∣dition.]
• Enlarge by Ad∣dition.]

Elaborate,

[adj. p. Diligence.]

Elate,

[adj. Insolence.]

Elaterium,

[concrete juyce of the wild Cowcumber.]

Elbow.

PG. V. 2. A.

• [Angle]

Elder.

• [More-old]
  • [Priest]
  • [Fore-father]
• Tree. Tr. III. 2.
  • water— Sh. II. 12. A.

Elecampane,

HF. III. 6. A.

Elect.

• —to do. AS. IV. 5.
• —to Office, &c. RC. IV. 2.

Electuary,

[Moist consistent me∣dicinal mixture.]

Eleemosynary,

[adj. Alms.]

Elegancy.

• [Beauty]
• [Ornateness]

Elegy,

[adj. Grief verse (aggr.]

Element.

El.

• [Principles]
• —of Discourse. D. I.

Elephant.

Be. I. 4.

Elevate,

[Lift.]

• ...—ion of the Pole.

Eleven.

 

Elf,

[Little sorry (thing.]

Eligible,

[adj. p. Elect. (••••t.]

Elixir,

[Best part.]

• sp. adj. Chymic.]

Elk.

Be. II. 3.

Ell,

[Three foot and 9 inches]

Ellipsis.

Mag. III. 8. D.

Elm.

Tr. VI. 4.

Elocution,

• [Speaking Man∣ner.]
• [Articulation Man∣ner.]
  • sp. Artificial.]

Eloquence,

[Speaking (art)

• Ornately.]
• Perswasive∣ly.]

Else.

• [adv. Other]
• [Beside]
• —where, [In other place.]

Elucidate,

[Interpret.]

Elude,

• avoid]
• frustrate]

Elucubrate,

[Diligent study.]

Ematiate,

[adj. Lean (make.]

Emanation,

[Out-flowing.]

Emancipate,

[Un-slave.]

Embalm,

[Preserve by Condi∣ting.]

Embark,

[Into-go.]

• sp. Into Ship.]

Embassador,

[adj. RC. sent (Of∣ficer.]

Embellish,

[a. Ornate (make.]

Ember-week,

[Fasting week for Ordination.]

• [adj. Ordination (time.]

Embers,

[Fired ashes.]

Embezil,

[a. Prodigality.]

Emblem,

[Signifying picture.]

• sp. Moral.]

Embody,

[a. Body.]

Embolden,

[a. Bold (make.]

Emboss,

[Adorn with protuberan∣ces.]

Embowed,

[Arched.]

Embowel,

[Un-bowel.]

Embrace.

AC. V. 6.

Embrew,

[Soke.]

Embroider,

[Variegate by sow∣ing.]

Embryon.

PP. VI. 7.

Emendation.

• [Mending]
• [Repairing]

Emergent.

• [adj. Event]
• [adj. p. Occasion]

Emerod.

• Stone. St. IV. 4.
• [Vein in the Fundament]
• —s [Tumors about those veins.—]

Emew,

[Cassaware.] Bi. II. 9. A

Eminence,

[Excellence.]

Emissary.

• [Sent (person]
• [Spy]

Emission,

[Out-sending.]

Emmet,

[Ant.] Ex. IV. 5.

Emolument,

[Profit.]

Empair.

• [a. Worse]
• [Marring]

Empale.

RJ. V. 4. A.

Empannel,

[a. Catalog.]

Empeach,

[a. Accuser.]

Emperor,

[King (augm.]

Emphasis.

D. I. 8.

Empire.

• [King (place]
• [King (abstr.]

Empiric,

[Physitian (corr.]

Employ.

• [a. Business TA. III.]
• [Use. TA. V. 6.]

Empoverish,

[a. Poverty (make.]

Empress,

[Emperor (fem.]

Emptying.

O. II. 7. O.

Empyema.

S. V. 3. A.

Emry.

St. I. 7. A.

Emulation.

AS. VI. 3.

Emulgent,

[adj. Sucking.]

Emulsion,

[Milk (like) Medi∣cine.]

Emunctory,

[Glandule] PG. II 7 A.

Enable,

[a. Able (make.]

Enact,

[a. Law (make.]

Enamel,

[Paint with melted Co∣lours.]

Enamored,

[adj. a. Love.]

Encamp,

[a. Camp.]

Enchant,

[a. Witch with words.]

Encircle,

[About-a. circle.]

Encline.

• [a. Oblique]
• [a. Vergency]
• [adj. p Disposition] AS. IV. 1.

Enclose.

• [Shut]
• [Contein]

Enclosure.

• [a. Enclosing]
• ...

Encomium,

[Praise.]

• [adj. a. Praise Oration.]

Encompass,

[about-

• Ition.]
• Putting.]

Encounter.

• [Assault mutual]
• [Meeting]

Encourage.

RO. VI. 2.

Encrease.

TM. I. 7.

Encroach

[Usurpation

• (inc.]
• (dim.]

Encumber.

• [Hinder sp. with confused multitude.]
• [Trouble sp. with confused multitude.]

End.

• Part.
  • [Extreme]
    • [Top]
    • [Bottom]
    • ...—less.
    • [Eternal]
    • [Infinite]
• Cause. T. II. 6.
• to the—that. Conj. III. 1.
• Action.
  • [Desist]
  • [Finish]
• [Event]

Endamage.

• [a. Loss (make]
• [a. Hurt]

Endanger,

[a. Dangerous]

Endeavour.

TA. III. 4.

Endite.

• [a. Word]
  • sp. Writing.] AC. III. 6. A.
• [Accuse]
  • sp. by Writing] RJ. II. 3. A.

Endive.

HF. II. 16.

Endorse,

[Write on the back∣side.]

Endowment.

• [Quality]
  • sp. NP.
• [Habit]
• [Revenue.]

Endue,

[v. Quality.]

Endure.

• Suffer.
  • [v. Passion]
• [v. Patience]
  • cannot— [a. Aversation]
• Last, [a. Duration.]

Enemy.

RO. IV. 1. O.

Energy.

• [Efficient
  • Faculty]
  • Act]

Enervate,

[a. Weakness. NP. V. 7. O.]

Enfeeble,

[a. Weakness. NP. V. 7. O.

Enfeof.

• [a. Right]
• [Deposit] RC. V. 1. A.

Enflame.

• [a. Flame]
• [a. Heat (exc.]

Enforce,

[Coaction.]

Enfranchise,

[a. Privilege.]

Engage.

• [a. Obligation]
• [a. Sponsion]
• [a. Pawn]
• [a. Morgage]
• [a. Debtor (make]
• [p. Business (make]

Engender,

[Generation]

Engine,

[Machin]

English.

 

Engraft,

[Graft]

Engrave,

[Grave] O. IV. 6. A.

Engross.

• —writing, [Write (perf.]
• ...—commodities.
• [Buy all]
• [Appropriate] TA. I. 2.

Enhaunce.

• [a. Intension]
  • sp. the price.]

Enigmatical,

[Obscured with Figures]

Enjoying.

• Fruition. TA. V. 7.
• [Possession]

Enjoyn,

[Command]

Enlarge,

[Large (make]

• [Ampliation] D. IV. 2. O.
• [More-a. large (make]
• [Increase] TM. I. 7. E.

Enlighten,

[a. Light.]

Enmity,

[Enemy (abstr.]

Ennoble,

[a. Noble (make.]

Enormity.

• [Wrong (int.]
• [Vice (abstr.]
• [Crime (augm.]

Enough,

[Sufficiency.]

• —and to spare, [Abundance.]

Enquiring,

[a. Inquisition.]

Enrage,

[adj. a. Anger (make.]

Enrich,

[adj. a. Rich (make.]

Enroll.

• [a. Catalog.]
• [a. Register.]

Ensign.

• [Sign]
• Colours. RM. III. 2.

Ensnare.

• [Intangle by craft]
• [Take by Stratagem]

Enstall.

• [a. Seizin solemnly]
  • sp. in Seat.]

Ensue.

• [Follow]
• [Event]

Entail,

[a. Inherit (make) adv. Series.]

Entangle.

O. II. 2. A.

Enter.

• [Into-
  • go]
  • Put]
  • [Direct]
  • [Begin] TA. III. 3.
  • [a. Teacher (inc.]
• —in a book, [Write—]
• —into bond, [adj. p. bond.]
• ...—upon.
  • [Possession (inc.]
  • [Seizing]

Enterchangeable,

[adj. Recipro∣cation.]

Entercourse.

• [Reciprocal
  • Passage]
  • Converse]
  • Business]

Enterfeir,

[Strike reciprocal∣ly.]

• sp. with Heels or Ankles.]

Enterlace.

• [Between-put]
• [Stratifie]

Enterline,

[Write between the lines.]

Enterlude,

[Player (thing.]

Entermeddle,

[a. Business.]

Entermingle,

[adj. a. Mixt (make.]

Enterprize,

[Essay.]

Enterr,

[Bury.]

Entertain.

• [Receive]
• [a. Host]
• Treat. AC. V. 2. A.

Enthrall,

[a. Slave (make.]

Enthrone,

[a. Seizin solemnly.]

• sp. in King (place.]

Enthusiasm,

[Counterfeited In∣spiration.]

Enthymem.

D. IV. 7. A.

Entice,

[Allure.]

Entire.

• [Total] TM. VI.
• [Whole] NP. V. 1.
• [adj. Integrity. Ha. IV.6.]

Entity,

[Being (abst.]

Entitle,

• [p. Right (make]
• [a. Name.]

Entomb.

RE. IV. 9.

Entrals,

[Gutts.] PG. VI. 4. A.

Entrance,

[a. Enter.]

Entrap,

[Take.]

• sp. in Machin.]

Entreat.

• Pray. RO. V. 3.
• [Entertain] AC. V. 2. A.

Entrench.

• [a. Ditch (make]
• [Usurp]

Entry.

• [Entring (place]
• —into house, &c. Po. III. 3. A.

Entrust.

• [Deposit]
• [Instead-p-right (make]

Envenom,

[Poisoned (make.]

Envy.

AS. VI. 6. O.

Environ.

• [About
  • be]
  • put]

Enumerate,

[a. Number]

Enunciation,

[Proposition.]

Enure,

[a. Custom.]

Enwrap,

[In-wrap.]

Eolipyle,

[adj. a. Winde (vessel) by Rarefaction.]

Epact,

[Difference between So∣lar and Lunar year.]

Ephemerides,

[Book of adj. daies (thing.]

Ephialtes.

S. IV. 2. A.

Epicen,

[Of both Sexes.]

Epicure,

[adj. Sensuality (per∣son.]

Epicycle,

[Accessory Circle.]

• sp. Whose Center is within the Circumference of a∣nother Circle..

Epidemical,

[adj. Nation.]

Epigram,

[Short Poem.]

Epilepsie.

S. IV. 5. A.

Epilog.

D. V. 8. O.

Epiphany,

[Festival of the Star's apparition]

Episcopal,

[adj. Bishop.]

Epistle.

D. V. 2. A.

Epitaph,

[Writing on Tomb.]

Epithalamium,

[adj. Marriage-song.]

Epithet,

[Adjunct word]

Epitomy.

D. V. 7.

Epoch.

Sp. I. 5. A.

Equal.

adj. TM. I. 5.

• Relation of—s. RO. IV.
• Coming off upon—terms. RM. II. 1.

Equality.

TM. I. 5.

• [Equity]

Equanimity.

• [Equity]
  • [Content] Ha. I. 3.

Equator.

W. VI. 2.

Equilateral,

[Having its sides e∣qual.]

Equinoctial.

• —time, [Time of equal night and day]
• —Circle, [Equator]

Equipollent.

• [Of equal
  • Power]
  • Efficacy]

Equippage,

[Furniture (man∣ner.]

Equitable,

[adj. Equity.]

Equity.

Man. I. 2.

Equivalent

TM. I. 6.

Equivocation.

D. IV. 1. O.

Equor.

W IV. 1.

Er,

vid. Err.

Eradicate,

[Un-root]

Ere.

• [Before]
  • —long, [Future (dim.]
  • ...—while.
    • [At some time] Sp. I. 8.
    • Lately, [adv. past (dim.]
• Rather then]

Erect.

• [a. Direct. Ma. II. 8. E.]
• [a. Build. Po. II.]

Eringo.

HF. VIII. 1. A.

• Vmbelliferous— HF. IV. 12. A.

Ermin.

• Beast, [Stoate] Be. IV. 7.
• Fur, [Fur of Ermin]

Err.

TA III. 8.

Errant.

• [Genuine]
• [Wandring]
• [Sent (thing) sp. entrusted.]

Erroneous.

• [adj. Err]
• [False]

Eruption,

[Out-breaking.]

Erysipelas.

S. VII. A.

Escape.

• Avoid being taken. RM. II.6.
• [Pass not observed]

Escheat.

• [To-
  • event]
  • confiscation]

Eschew.

• [Avoid]
• [Aversation]

Especial,

[Principal]

Espy,

• Spy]
• See]

Espouse,

[a. Spouse]

Esquire,

[Gentleman of the mid∣dle rank]

Essay.

TA. III. 4. A.

Essence.

• [Being (abstr.]
• [Best part extracted by Di∣stillation.]

Essential.

• [adj. Being]
• [adj. Importance]

Essoin.

• [Excuse for not appearing.]

Establish.

• [adj. Steddy make]
• [Confirm]

Estate.

• [State]
• [Condition]
• [Age]
• [Degree]
  • sp. of
    • Nobleness]
    • Gentility]
• [Dignity]
• [Revenues (aggr.]
  • [Right]
• [Possession.]

Esteem.

• [Think]
• [Jugde]
• Value. AS. II. 8.
• [Respect]

Estimation,

[Esteem]

Estival,

[adj. Summer.]

Estrange,

[Alienate.]

Estreat.

 

Estridge.

Bi. II. 9.

Estuate.

• [Move vehemently.]

Etching,

[Graving with corro∣ding moist (thing.]

Eternal,

[adj. Everness]

Eternity,

[Everness]

Ether.

El. II. 1.

Ethic,

[adj. Manners (art.]

Ethiopian,

[adj. Black (person.]

Ethnic,

[Pagan]

Etymology.

• [Derivation of words]
• [Derivation (art.]

Evacuate.

• [a. Empty]
• [a. Purge]

Evade.

• [Avoid]
• [Escape]

Evangelist.

RE. II. 3.

Evaporate,

[Out-vapor]

Evasion,

[Evading]

Eucharist.

RE. VI. 6. A.

Eve.

• [Before-day]
  • sp. before Festival]

Evechurr.

Ex. II. 2. A.

Even.

• Adj.
  • [Equal]
  • [Of the same
    • Quantity]
    • Number]
    • Strength]
  • Quitts; [Having compensa∣ted]
  • op. to Od. TM. III. 5.
    • [Plain] Q. VI. 2.
• [Self.]
  • Adv.
• [Yea]
• Expletive.
• —as, [As.] adv. I. 3.
• ...—now
  • [Now]
  • [Adv. past (dim.]

Evening.

Mea. V. 7. O.

Even-song,

[adj. Evening wor∣ship.]

Event.

• End. TA. V.
  • [Effect] T. II. O.
• —of War. RM. II.

Ever.

• All times. Sp. I. 9.
  • for— [adj. sp. I. 9.]
• —since, [From that (time.]
  • —lasting, [adj. Sp. I. 9.]
    • Life—lasting, [Gnaphali∣um.]
  • Some times.
  • ...—and anon.
    • [Frequently]
    • [At times.] Sp. II. 8. O.
  • or— [Before that]

Every.

• —one, Pron. III. 2.
• —where, [In every Place.]
• —whit, [adv. Total.]

Evet,

[Salamander] Be. VI. 5.

Evict.

• [Prove]
• [Convince]

Evidence,

• Adj. Manifest.
• [Plainness]
• [Certainty] sp. manifest]
  • [Probation] D. VI. 6.
    • [Testimony]
      • [Writing.] RC. VI. 5.

Evil.

T. III. 2. O.

• —at ease, [Not-indolent]
• King's— S. III. 3.

Evince,

[Prove]

• sp. Plainly.]

Eunuch,

[Un-testicled (person]

Euphony,

[Sound (perf.]

Euphorbium,

[Concrete juice of a (plant]

Ew.

• —tree. Tr. III. 6.
• —sheep [Sheep (fem.]

Ewer,

[Vessel for pouring water on hands]

Exact.

• Adj.
  • [adj. Rigor.]
  • ...

Exaggerate.

• [a. Great]
• [a. Intension]
• [add Provocation]
• [More-angry (make]

Exagitate.

• [Swing]
• [Vex (endeavour]

Exa••t.

• [Lift]
• [Praise (augm.]
• [adj, a. Dignity (make]

Examine.

• [Inquisition] AS. II. 2.
• [a. Question]
• [Trial] TA. II. 5. A.
  • Judicially. RJ. II. 4. A.

Example.

• [Exemplar]
• Instance. D. IV. 8. A.
  • as for— [e. g.] Conj. IV. 3. O.

Exanguious Animal.

Ex.

Exanimate.

• [Discourage (augm.]

Exasperate.

• [a. Intension]
• [More-angry (make]

Exauthorize,

[a. Un-authority.]

Exceed.

• [Excell]
• [Abound]
• [Augment]
• [Intense]
• [v. Excess]

Excel.

• [v. Excellent]
• [v. Superior]
• [v. Victory]
• —lent. TM. I. 4. E.

Except.

• Adv.
  • [Beside]
  • [Unless]
• ...—ion.
  • [Exemption]
  • —to rule. D. IV. 5. O.
  • take— [Be displeased]

Excess.

• Too-much. TM. I. 3. E.
• Vitious. Man. II. E.
• [Gluttony]
• [Drunkenness]

Exchange.

• Bartering. RC. V. A.
• [Merchant's Convention (place.]

Exchequer,

[Court of Chief Ma∣gistrate's revenue.]

Excise,

[Tax upon vendibles.]

Excite,

[Impulse.]

Exclaim.

AC. III. 3. O.

Exclude.

• [Out-shut]
• [Exempt] TA. II. 4.
• [Except]

Exclusive,

[Excluding the ex∣treams]

Excogitate,

[Invent]

Excommunicate.

RE. V. 5.

Excoriate,

[Un-skin.]

Excreation.

Mo. IV. 5. A.

Excrement.

• [Out-purged (thing.]
• [adj. dunged (thing.]

Excrescence.

• [Out-growing gibbous (thing]
• Fruit-like. PP. III. A.

Excruciate,

[Torture.]

Excursion.

• [Out-running]
• [Digression]

Excuse,

[Defendent (thing.]

Execrable,

[adj. p. Ought aversa∣tion (augm.]

Execration.

• [Cursing]
• [Renounce with Cursing]

Execution,

[Performing.]

• —of Sentence in Law. RJ. II. 9.
  • —Capital. RJ. V.
  • —not Capital. RJ. VI.
• —er, [adj. Execution (Off.]

Executor,

[I••trusted (person) with Will.]

Exemplar.

T. II. 3.

Exemplifie.

• [Give
  • Copy]
  • Instance]

Exempt.

TA. II. 4. O.

• [a. Immunity]

Exercise.

• [Practise]
• [Doe]
  • [Custom to doe]
  • [a. Experience]
• [Use]
• [a. Motion]
• [a. Recreation]

Exercitation,

vid. Exercise.

Exhalation.

Met. II. 2.

• [Vapor] Met. II. 2. A.
• [Fume] Met. II. 3.

Exhaust.

• [Out-draw]
• [Empty]

Exhibit.

• [Represent]
• [Offer]
• [Give]

Exhibition,

[adj. p. Stipend (thing.]

Exhilerate,

[a. Mirth.] AS. V.4.

Exhort,

[Persuade] RO. V. 2.

Exhortation,

[a. Persuade.]

Exiccation,

[a. Driness.] Q. V. 2. D.

Exigent.

• [Occasion] T. II. 4. A.
• [Expediency] T. V. 6.
• [Need]

Exile.

RJ. VI. 5.

Eximious,

[adj. Excellent.] T. I.4. E.

Existence,

[Being. T. I. 1. (abstr.]

• sp. Actual.]

Exonerate,

[Un-lode.]

Exorable,

[adj. p. Entreat (abstr.]

Exorbitance.

TM. V. 4. O.

Exorcist,

[Un-adj. a. Devil (Off.]

Exotic,

[adj. Forein] RO. IV.3.

Expansion.

• [Stretching]
• [Spreading]
• [Opening]

Expatiate,

[Walk abroad.]

Expect.

AS. III. 7. A.

Expedient.

T. V. 6.

• an— [Means] T. II. 6. A.

Expedition.

• [Dispatching] TA. III. 5.
• [Travel] TA. VI. 3.
  • sp. Military,]

Expel,

[Out-drive.] TA. VI. 5. A.

Expence,

[adj. p. Spend (thing.]

Expend.

• [Spend]
• [Disburse]

Experience.

• [Essay] TA. III. 4. A.
• Habit. Ha. VI. 4.

Experiment.

• [a. Experience (end]
• [adj. p. Essay (thing.]

Expert,

[adj. Experience.]

Expiate.

• [Satisfie for Guilt.]
• [Un- a. Guilty (make]
  • sp. by Sacrifice.]

Expire.

• [Die]
• [End]
  • time—d, [Time
    • ended.]
    • past.]

Explain,

[Plain (make.]

Explicate,

[Plain (make.]

Explicit,

[Express,] D. III. 8.

Explode.

• [Disapprove (augm.]
• [Reject disgracefully]

Exploit.

• [Action (augm.]
• [adj. p. Perform (thing.]

Exploration.

• [Inquisition] AS. II. 2.
  • sp. by Essay.]

Expose.

• [Out-put]
• [Un-cover]
• [adj. p. Danger (make]

Exposition.

• [a. Plain]
• [Interpretation]

Expostulate.

• [Ask accusingly]
• [Complain]

Expound.

• [a. Plain]
• [Interpretation]

Express.

D. III. 8.

• —ion, [Speech (manner.]

Exprobrate,

[Upbraid.] RJ. IV. 8. A.

Expulsion,

vid. Expel.

Expunge,

[Un-write.]

Exquisite,

[adj. Perfectness.]

Extant.

• [adj. Being]
• [Actual]
• [Adj. p. See (abstr.]
• [Public.]

Extasie.

AS. VI. 8. A.

Extempore,

[Without premedi∣tation.]

Extend,

[Stretch.]

Extension.

Ma. A.

• Posture, [Stretch]

Extent.

Ma. A.

Extenuate.

• [adj. a. Little.]
• [adj. a. Thin]
• [Excuse in part]

Exterior,

[adj. Out-side.]

Exterminate,

[Exile.]

External,

[adj. Out-side.] Sp. III. 6. O.

Extinguish.

• [Un-fire]
• [Annihilate]

Extirpate.

• [Un-root]
• [Destroy]

Extoll.

• [Praise (augm]

Extort,

[From-gain violently]

• —ion. RJ. IV. 5. A.

Extract.

• [Out-bring]
• [From-proceed (make]
  • sp. by Chymic operation.]
• ...an—
• [Copy]
• [Epitome]
• —ion [adj. Descendent (kind) RO. I. 1. O.]

Extrajudicial,

[Not-judicial]

Extraneous,

[adj. Foreiner]

Extraordinary.

adj. TM. V. 3. O.

Extravagant.

• [Exorbitant]
• [Impertinent]
• [adj▪ Digression]

Extream.

• op. to Middle. Sp. III. 3. O.
• op. to Mediocrity. T. I. 2. O.
  • [Excessive]
    • Utmost. [Most-adj. great∣ness.]
    • [Rigid] Man. I. 1. E.
    • [Defective]

Extremity.

• [End] Sp. III. 3. O.
• [Misery]
• [Trouble (aug.]

Extricate,

[Un-tangle.]

Extrinsecal,

[adj. Out-side.]

Extrusion,

[Out-thrusting.]

Exuberant,

[Abundance.] TM. I. 2. E.

Exudation,

[Out-sweating.]

Exulcerate,

[adj. p. Ulcer (make]

Exultation,

[Triumph.]

Ey.

• Member. PG. III. 2.
• blear-ed sore —ed
• goggle-ed prominent —ed
• pink-ed little (dim. —ed
• Apple of the— [adj. Black (thing) of the Ey.]
• —brow. PG. III. 6. A.
• —lid, [adj. a. Cover (thing) of the Ey.]
• —service, [Seeming (end.) to serve]
• —bright. HS. VIII. 7. A.
• [Loop.] Mag. V. 2. A.